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Home My WebLink About1985-02-20 - Orange Coast Pilot' ' ~ 1 t • 'OMCAITS ON A2 Wt lJ Nl •,[).\' ff lHHJl\H" .'O 1 Hh Another aeights plan baclle Latest proposal has grudging support - from two opposing community group~ ttal-equestrian use-s' in some no1sc- sensit1 ve J>(>rtions of anta Ana HeiJhts while allowing other neigh- boring res1dent1al areas to be con- verted to office o r business park uses. By JEFF ADLER OfhDlll!r ......... The Orange County 'Planning Commission reversed itself Tuesday and recommended the Board of Supervisors adopt a newly developed \ Copter lands on LB beach A Marine helicopter was forced to land on the sand of a South Laguna Beach this mornin& ancr a fire reportedly broke out in the cock pit. Laeuna Beach Police reported no injuries in the 9: 15 a.m. incident. No further information was avail- able from police or Marine spokes- men as ofpresstime this morning. Coaat M istrial declared In Cal State Fullerton professor murder trial./ A3 An Orange Coast student is offering straight talk on sex./A3 California Passengers recall horror as LA-bound jumbo jet plunges six miles toward t he ocean./ A6 World Talks apparently are over between U.S. and Soviets regard ing future of M iddle East.I A5 People Buyers of antiques ex- pect lucky finds at the 13th Antique Show pres- ented by Laguna Beach M useum of Art's Af- flllates./81 Food ·, The Idea of cool< Ing only once to get two complete meals capitalizes on con- venience foods and cook- ing methods./C1 Hearty one-pot meals make Informal entertain- ing easy./C10 Sports Newport Harbor Hlgh's Chuck McGavran and Adam Lockwood of Estancia share the 0&11y Pilot's Sea View League MVP award./D1 Entertainment The rouslng'Britlsh farce "Noises Off" Is cracking ·~m up uptown./83 Bualneaa Representatives of the president • s Economic Polley Advisory Board are Included at the first economic conference on Irvine's future./84 INDEX Births Bridge BuHetln Board ·eutlness Claaalfled Comics Crossword O.ath Notices Food Home Horoscope In the Service Ann Landers Opinion A8 A10 A3 B•-5 04-6 A10 06 04 C1-10 81-2 05 AS 82 AG 81 A3 Paparazzi PoHce Log Public Notices Sport a Tetevtalon TMa*a . WMther 03 01-3 82 _: __ ..,._-83 A2 • land-use plan for Santa Ana Heights grudgingly endorsed by two opposing community groups. Planning commissioners voted 4-1 to recommend the board adopt a plan that would allow continued..residen- Planning comm1ss1o ncrs and supervisors alike have been struggl.- ina for months to develop an accep- table land-use plan that would brin& the community. situated at the end or John Wayne Airp6n·s main runway. Where there'• smoke ..• A RreflChter battlee a blue at an lnine lnduatrtal buildlnC which wu in the procesa of belna demollahed by a work crew when the fire broke outTueeday. No one wu hurt In Smoking curbs OK'd in Laguna, first for county By LISA MAHONEY Of IM Delly l'llot IUlt Orange Count) ·s lira e11yw1de smolc.inf regulations go into effect March -1. Starting 1n 30 days. smokers who want to light up 1n Lagu na Beach will have to keep an eye out for "No SmokinJt" signs in a number of public places including restaurants. store waiting lines and on publtc transpor- tation. Within 90 days. emplO)crs within city limits must ha ve a written ' smoking policy that gi ves non- smokers some fresh air. The City Council passed the coun- ty's first comprehensive smok1na regulations as expected Tuesday. .\ hearing on the matter two v.eeh ago attracted both organized and individual support for the rcgu la11ons suggested b> C ounc1l member Neil Fitzpatrick. Few people resisted the idea of cont rolling where smoi..ing will be allowed 1n public. though a rcpresentatiw of the Tobacco In· o;t11ute argued that courtes~ should take the place of lawc;. Smoking in retail store and bani.. hnes 1s proh1 b1tcd under the regu- lations. Theaters. hospitals and go'· crnment bu1ld1ngs alc;o v.ill he 'ubJl'CI to rcgulauon. Resta urants with more than 40 (Pleue aee SllOKINO/A2) Coast couples linked to motel robberies By TONY SAAVEDRA Ot"'90ellJ,... ..... Two married couples arrested 1n a police stakeout Tuesda) allegedl) worked in teams to rob at least seven businc&scs. mostly motels. in Co ta Mesa. Police said. The four sus~cts are also believed to be responsible for eight other motel robberies in Ncwpan Beach. West- mins\S:r. Anaheim and in Los Angele County. • Police identified the suspects 1 Gail Robin Meyers. 37. and Bcnneu Edward Meyers. 33. of Costa Mesa: Temc Jean Blakeman. 32 and 1 l'Stcr Rohen RlakC'ma n. 36) ol Huntington Beach. \II "ere in eu-.t o<i) th1'i morning, lh l' ml·n at Costa Me~ r1t) Jail and the \I.Omen at Orange ( ount) Jail. 1n ltcu of SS0.000 ball apiece for \usp1· cion of robbery. Lt. Tom Lazar td this morn1n1 the group allcacdly worked in ' anous combinations. Wllh the men comm1t- tina the robberies and the ~omen drivana the ac1away car. The uspcct5 wett eaptured around (P1 ....... COUPLlt8fA2) 1ntocompliancc with state noise laws. The latest in a series of land-use plans. which have been d1.1bbcd "compromise plans:· propaS« con- vening 206 residences to office and business park uses while retaining 170 si ngle-family and 198 multiple- fam1I> dwelling units within the commun1ty•s most no1se-sens111ve area. The res1dent1al-eques1nan life tyle that residents hv1n1 aJon1 Cyprns · Street and Mt-Sa Drive have foupt for so adamantly would be rctatnt'd while office and business parks would be permitted to develop alon1 Birch and Acacia ttttts. The new recommendation in- cl ude earlter progosals tf'at a re- development aaency be created to administer the plan and that both purchase assunnce and noise insula- t1on programs be crea&td to help rcsicknts who either want to .ell tMir ho~ or insulate them and remain in the ne1pborhood. · The Planning ommis ion. by a unanamou \;ot~. al~ recom mended the board adopt a series of re<kvdop.. ment 1u1dehnes fo r the neipborhood that would not onl> cont rof the typt of de,elopm~t that v.ould be· PCT- (Pleue Ne J't1tW /A2) Hei hts _____ __._ --:.,__ __ __._-"-i proposal backed . -sort of Opposing community gr oupssaytheycan - live with the proposal -, By ROBERT HYNDMAN Of .. 0..,"94 .... Leaders of t"'o Santa Ana Heights communtt) r oups say they can accept -1 not v. holeheancdly uppart -the lat~t proposal for redevelopment of their ne1ghorbood. The plari. approved Tuesday by the Orange Count) Planning Com- mis 1op. 1s the lattSt in a long senes of propo5als and counter-proposals rec- ommended over the past few months b) the P.lanntng Comm1ss1on, the county planning stall uperv1sor Tom Rtle) and members of the communll). But Tue"ida~ ·, propo~l 1s the first plan that both the B:id. Ba~ Com- munity .\\soc1a11o n and ABCO M leaders can agrC\.' on -w e ha'e m1ted rcacuons." says Cisca tellhorn. president of the Back Ba' Communit' .\'>'>OC1a11on "'tuch has long \ought to prt"scne the equestrian. rural ltfest~ k of the communll\ the blue at Audio Maanetlc• Corp., 2602 llichel80n DriT~. The caue of tbe fl.re r. ander ln•eettcatlon b y tbe Orange County F ire Department. "We tt)ld thl· Planning (om- m1 s1on that \h' lan p.o alon~ \I.Ith the propo~l hut \\\' can·1 'it."l' wh\ 11 docsn ·1 ~o tart ha .. \tl'llhom ..aid The tnmmun11' J\"<>eia11on 1s (Ple .. e •ee HEIGHTS/A2J I I 1 Patriot flies flag in face of park rules Modern 'Duke' digging in again s t lawsuit by owner of tra iler court Pete \.\.-e"c;man dedicates a lOrna ufh1., "'mg room to John Wa~ ne There'<; acopper-colort•d hu\t of the Duke on the shelf, pa1nttng oft he Dui..e on the ~all and bool about the Duke 1n thl· oookla'l' We1smann admm·s the latl· 3l t111-tnll.; hero "The Duke's a stand-ur gu~ :· hl' \Cl\' In another ------------ran oft he, cramped II\ ing mom tht're arc a ,ouplt"ofbook ahout Ronald Rt'· agan The pre\1- lknt 1,al<;o \Hinh' of ad· m1ra t1nn "Ron- n•l"'a ... 1and· ROBERT BARKER Nt~~MAt\l H ~ ur g.U\ .. hl' .._l\' \\ C • CO lJ\\et1t•of J1mm' l <l&nl'\ ·, ·'I an1'1.·l· Doodle.-D:!nd)." He v.ca~a T-'>h1n that ll'Jlurl·,an .\mencan tlagas part ofa bald eagk·, head f-mhl.11tinl·d across the T- 'h1r1·., front al'l" lhl' '"'rd' ··pr"udtnl'll.':tn \mencan:· Hl\capal"o tx-.11'.1 lth·m•,"111hl· .\mencan ~ 'ou get the Ilka 1hat lhl' .l1 l-\l'.lr-old ..,cll-cmplo).ed dl'l trtc1an-pl um~·1 lo' l'' < ))d <.Inf\ Fl~ 1ng the llag to htm 1,Jllll"'' ""l' .i huh cau~ .\nd 1t'\ landl'd him 1n a rnk J\ .i ddl·nd.101 in Oranir-( ount) 4'ul)l'norCoun \\ e1ssman ''' l'' tn thl· h'unt.lln \ .1llc\ '1obtl~ Home Pari.. ofT Edinger .\ Hnul·.1nd ll.11 ht,1 Houk,urd .\od ha' mga fla_gpolc '>IUl I.. in thl' g.n1un..t 1hc man mcnt of the parlo.. claim ... \ 1nlatc'> r arl.. n:1ul.111on'>. Pa n m~ ner (1l'rald P ougher ''' ' .iguna Ea h 'r'~ but ta1lro to get Suix·n or< ourt Judgt• Ph1hJl t"tty to Jlroh1b11 thc fla& pole on the g1m1nd' thJI It V.. S 3 publ1 nu1..ancc f-rom there. the l'\at'1t' t.'\l <ll.tted into a l'l"al dilly and mol'l" lcplacuon '"on thl·d1x l..l·t Doughercla1m' he·, on1' ,·ntc1rl ing the "-111 of the park rcs1de01 \ tn tn H\8 IO rl·in 111 \\ l·1<>\man. \\ e1c;sman claims Doughl·r "hold1na park ~•den' "captt' c" to his rcgulatmM and ,.kmand' \\.ets nu1n ~·d hehd1t'h'' ten.int" ha' l'to ~ov.tow be au\Cof1he1rin'c tmcnt\inthl·1rmoh1khome and the fnc1 tha11h,·n.··, no Ol<'n' t<' "''" 1• 1h,•m hc<.-au~ of the mub1k home Jlarlo.. 1.hort4~ 1n < lrnn'l' ( ount) \\c1 m n. \I, ho ':udnc \Cr' cd 1n the \rm\ an Vietnam in the latl' I QO(l., 1n,talk-d the 11.•lH'°I~ in the tront ol h1 unit at \p.lH' '\,o -' on f eh l l l Q ' It ~\and\ ahout I fC'tt h1@.h ond iu,nmmod.\tr' a \ \ 5-foot \men nn Tonote theocc:a ion. We1,mun ~1~itl'(X'm, ht " h • 1., \I.Ont to do from umc to time \onw lw nd' to the \\.h1tc Hou~.indl'( c1,c'1h:.tnhh1'm n .,,l\t:tnton behalf ot the prcs1dcn .. l-or the 0~ ~J)(llc: \\t ,,..,.,~!~!Oil' an 1~ll:S.!Hlll.; 4 -- ·-ncRea\onfflO\·\ 1t t TI\1' Til ·honor' th~·m rh"" rru,· \nJWJll\t'\c1mrh\'I hi IP,eaaeteePL AG/ A2) . \' .. .. ~!to_.&.. ............ • • -~ --...... _ ~. "'" ._ .. _.... J ----- ----• 1Planners, to b€ appointed By TONY SAA VEDlU °' .. ..., ........ ··ea1anccd 1rowth .. 5eem to bt tM philosophy of all 12 t'lnd1dates vy1n1 tor thrte seats on the Costa Mesa PlanninaCommJuion. The City Council ·~ C'Xl)C'Ctcd to fill the four-)'ear lC'rms toni&ht after in1erv1twina the candidates durina u public mtetina at .S:30 p.m. in tlle council chambtrs. 77 Fair" Drive. Amid that setnario, the council will fill the ttrms scheduled to e~pirc Feb. 28.. for comll)i ioncrs Mark Sloatc, Joe DiCarlo and Charles Markel. II three att seckina to b( tta~ pointed. Douglas Yates. a candidate in tht rtccnl C'osta Mesa elections and an advocate for down aling the city•s growth, 1 ~mong the l t>f>hcants hoping to win a spot on (he com- mission. Also appl)'ing are: Francis .. Ro)" Andreen. Peter f . Buffa. Robcn Eldridae. Joseph Erickson. Joseph Frati. Christopher Gustin. Rohen Hanson and Sus.an Tully. Sloatc. 55. has served on the com mis ion for )'ll years and called him&clf a proponent of "bll.anccd plannina" 1n his application to tht council. OiC'arlo. 42. and Markel. 46. both art tWO.)ear v1.·1C'rans of the rom-m is~1on. . propen) 1nan41er 1n Co ta Mes.a. 01 arlo sire $Cd tha.t new develop- ment should not ca t any shadows. creait an y sounds. generate any no1K or make an)' obs1rus1ons that would advcflel)' impact re idenct . Markel. on th e other hand. labeled himself "pro-grow•h~ oro-propt'ny rishts." t-k nlso coiled for balance between busincss and rcsidentiall growth. but added: .. people are enti· tied to 1he mu1mum benefit that the to ning orthei r propeny allows." Badced-by a group of homeowners during the recent election. Yates said he would work to bring "harmony and a sense of d irection" to the city A.ndree n. a 64-year-old retired col- lege administrator. reiterated the calls by other applicants for "balance ... He i president of the Mesa del Mar Homeowners Associa11on. -'\n inde pe ndent telc v1son producer. BufTa. 36. said his m11n o~jective would be to ensure that community aroWlh b(nefits t~ c11y as well as the res1dent'- Enckson. a 27-ycar-old manaacr of a luapae manufactina company. Mid the city should continue to "develop and redevelop." but 1t should also respect the "1n1eanty or neiah· borhoods." Stnior pblnncr for the city or Newport 8ca('h. Gustin lashed out again t the arowth •rauments that have polarized the council and split the ~sidents. He labeled the dis- sension as counter-productive. Hanson. a 64-year-old ~tired en11- necr. also urged the ctty to make sure that residential and commercial de· velopmcnts don't encroach on each other. And Tully. 1n her application. said that many problems rising from developments could be cauaht in the planning s1ages. before affecting resi· dents. Application~ for Eldridge and Fratt. tiled in the office of C1t)' Manager Frtd Sorsabal. did not outline their views on. city planning. SMOKING CURBS OK'D IN LAGUNA ••• Jl'romAl seats will have to provide: separate areas fo r smokers and non-smokers. And puffing will be proh1b1tcd on all public 1rans~nat1on. The possibility th at smoke from another's cigarette ma)' be harmfu l to others spurred him to suggest 1he ordinance passed on second reading Tuesday. Fitzpatrick said. Workplace smoking has long been a concern of his. he said. Voluntary restrictions are one thing, Fitzpatrick said Feb. 6 but "who's in charge of the office determines what it"s going to be. When your boss smokes or r,our boss' boss smokes, you take it.' he said. About 30 Cali fornia c1t1es have some kind of smoking regulations. The Orange County Board of Super- visors currcntly 1s reviewing its smoking policy for unincorpratcd areas. HEIGHTS OPPONENTS BACK PLAN •.• From~l happy. she said. 1hat a zone change to allow constructi on of office buildings would be limited to Acacia and Birch streets wh ile leaving Mesa Drive and Cypress Street residcnual areas. Acacia and Birch are the two streets most sensi1ive to Jet noise from John Wayne Airport. But Stellhorn sa) s the association prefers a previous plan approved b) the ~lann!n$ Commis~ion that left a portion of Birch Stree1 in a residential area. Wh ile agreeing 10 the latest proposal. Ste-llhorn said she and Back Bay Community Association rep- resentatives will continue to push for furth er hm11s on office zoom~ when the-Board of Supervisors a1U1in con- s1ders the plan on Feb. 26. Leaders of ABCOM - a group whose members suppon offi ce zon- ing so they can sell their homes and move away from the jet noise -say they will support the latest plan as well. But the) also prefer an earlier- proposed alterna11ve. ABCOM, an acronym created from the names of fi ve streets in the community. has sought office zoning that would extend from Acacia and Birch all the way to Cypress Street, a parallel street located fanher east from the more heavi ly noise-im- pacted areas. While the latest proposal does not include Cy press in the office zoning. ABCOM secretary Rita Jones says the group can aitree to it. .. What (S.upervisor Tom) Riley 1s doing 1s getting the peo ple to sol ve this problem ourselves by puuin.J it back in our laps again and again." Jones said. ABCOM's suppon for the latest propasal leaves Jones with mixed feelings. however. Because she lives on Cypress Street. her home would b( left in a residential area while fellow ABCOM members will be able to sell their propenies for office develop- ment. 11 Said Jones of the plan: "I feel as though I'm standing on the shore and wa ving goodbye to my friends ... NEW PLAN FOR SA HEIGHTS ••• From Al muted 1n rezoned neighborhoods bu t also would control 1raffi c flow. so that residential neighborhoods would not be inundated with commercial traf· fie. "We cannot grH' ou1 unqualified support 10 the new plan. but we feel very. ve ry strongly 11 1s a step in the ngh1 d1rcc11on. pecific land use 1s more desirable than mixed uses." consultant Doug Wood. representing the Back Bay Community Associa- tion told the panel. Wood added that 1he association. which has fousht to retain the area's uniqueness. still prefers the original plan recommended by the Planning Comm1ss1on. a plan he had a hand 1n developing. Representing ABCOM. an or- ganuauon of residents who want to sell the homes they feel are casual11es of thc nors) jets tak ing ofTfrom JWA. was consuhan1 John Pett kc. who also gave his group's qualified support for the plan .. .\ BCOM rem1a ns strongly sup- portive of the original staff rec- ommcnda1ion (voted down by plan- ning commissioners)." he said. "Still. a ma1orn~ of ABCOM's ac11'e mem- bership support the new plan. but not unqualified." The new plan rccommcnded by the comm1ss1on no"' will be forwarded to the Board of Superv isors for wha1 1s scheduled 10 be fi nal action on Feb. 26. The five-member board can choose among the plans and is not bound by the Planning Commission's actio n or that of any other advisory panel that has revie"ed the plans. However. the las1 time supervisors look up 1he long-delayed land-use plan. a component of the airpon expansion project approved Jan. 30. they sent 11 back to commission for further consideration. Supervisors asked planning com- missioners to review a mixed·usc plan forwa rded by Superv1<;or Thomas Riley as a compromise that would have perm itted residents in the community's most noise-sensiti ve areas to..4'hoosc whetht'r they would sta} in their homes or sell their propenres fo r office or business park uses. If 1he pla n were adopted. it wo uld be possible for an office building to be s11ua1cd next door to a private residence where horses arc kept. The plan was criticized by residents on both sides of the fra)'. who sa id they fl'a red the spot-zoning fea1ure of the plan would turn the neigh- borhood into a sl um. .\sked whether he could support the new plan. Riley. whose d1s1nct includes Santa Ana Heights. said he tlas not yet seen the proposal but remains open to any plan that wins communny consensus. "I'm excited about the fact tha1 there seems to be some agreement to it7 I'm looking fo rward to reviewing 11." he commented. COUPLES HELD IN MOTEL HEISTS ••• From Al 6:30 a.m. Tuesda} after a 51'i·hour "ilakeou1 at a ( osta Mesa motel. where a pa trol ollicer spoued a car alleged!~ used in a robbery the day before. .. La1ar said no stolen money was reco' ered from the arrests. but of- ficers found a chro me-pla1ed hand- gun believed to be used 1n a holdup Monda~ morning at the California 6 \1otel on G1'iler A venue robberies during the last lour weeks. Most of the heists werc committed in a week-long period. beginning Feb. 12. •' Warming trend ahead for Coast Coutal at ... wttl beglf'1 w.,.,,.,. end guaty wlncM wtl 1WMP b4l6ow the p ..... Thutadev .. a Santa Ana condttk>ft ~In SOutnefn C.ilt0tnla, lhe NatlOntl W•thet 8«vic. Mid. TM Santa Anu will bect .. ttd It 1 low Pf"8Uf• ., .. mov.t Into a poaitlon eouth of San Dttoo. the wttthet aerYlce Mid. Guat1 tn the v*Yt wit! be range up to 30 mpfl. Along the Orangt COUt. II wtll be partly ctoudy tonight b41Comlng moatly aunny Thursday. A little cooler later tonight 6ut *etmtr Thursday. Qu1ty north to northeatt wind• below tht canyc>nt end p ..... Thurlday. Hight Thursday &4 to 72. Lowa tonight In 40t and lowef 608. From Point Coneeotlon to the Mexican 80fder and OUI 80 m .... -Inner wat«a: Wind• mostly wnt a to 18 ~ot• with~ to 3-foot wlfld wa.,.. In thfough Thursday. North wind• lo 25 knot• tMlloW the t:anyon1 from Santa Monica north tonlQht 1hlftlnQ to northeut end extending toUth Thurlday. ~ 31 30 ·-~~ "•ONll: Tempe K-Clly .. 29 w--c~ lMVeQM 10 $4 U1"9 Rock 45 "° ~ ~ ,.,,,... SllOllr OcdlldeO~ SlellOIWY .... 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FLAG WAVER READY FOR FIGHT •.• From Al to thued. white& blue On Memorial Dayof'8J I dedica1ed my flag pale To those who fell For the Land of the Free To "honor" them who have gone before And given the1ral/ on some Distant shore To those who defend "f~om 's light" And to those who answer ··fk:Jth 's toll" To them I fee/honored to havededicated This flagpa/c Park owner Dougher wasn't one of those who was all that impressed with the outpouringoffervor. He served a seven-day notice to Weissman to desist and when Weissman persisted.Dougher sent his attorneys to OrangeCounty Superior Court to seek a prcliminaryin- j unction to remove the pole. The Judge denied the inJunc11o n and a trial has not commenced although it 1s pending. Dougher. who now contends that the dispute had nothi ng to do with the American Flag. claim s he was on I} enforcing park regulations that Weissman violated when he put up the pole 10 fl y the flag without first getting permission from the owners. .. Hedusa hole. threw cement 1n 11 and called 11 a flag pole." Dougher said. II 1s h1scontcn11on. Dougher said. that park regula1ions are there for the welfare of the ma1ontyoftht homeowners 10 the 63-~pace faci lity. In his behalf. he said. that ifthe ma1onty doesn't like a rule. members should change 1t. Dougher acknowledged that he is also in volved in a coun battle with tenan1 s inanother of his parks in Anaheim over tenants' persistence in displaying a Rca!Uln· Deity Piiot Dettvery 11 Guaranteed· M~y F t>Oly 11 you llO '101 ....... /QUI: Piiia' Dy !> JO p m cal Del0te 7 p m ano fOJ< copo, """' oe claffve<f'O ORANGE COAST Daily Pilaf H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher Bush political sign in last November's elcc1ions. He said that rules permit "for sale" signs and nothing else. In his battle. Dougher claims 1ha1 Weissman has taken to parking illegall y on the grass and 1s "ruining the lawn." Dougher also claims that his adversary squins water in his n:ighbors' windows while washing hi s cars and has illegal items. such as more than four potted plants. in his front yard. Stuart Parker. Weismann'sanomey. claims Dougher is trying to evict his cl ient on a "trumped-up" charge before the trial on the flag pole issue resurfaces. "Dougher has people captive and he knows they can't leave the park b(cause the> 'II lose thci requ1t). "He thinks 1f he l·an suppress the American Fla~ he can suppress any kind of conduc1 that doesn't su11 his desires." Parker says. . Weismann has filed a cross<omplaint claiming that h1sc1vil rights have been violated and is ask1ngS 100.000 in punitive damages. "Pete isa ve ry si ncere guy." Parker said. "He's well· hked by all the neighbor!. except one. He tried to sa ve an old lady who burned to death 1n the pa rk." Weissman. who said the controversy has developed 1nto a fullltimc kind of1h1ng. no longer has the time to work much a\ his trade . He said he's contacting residents ofothcr parks owned by Dougher tn attempts to form a class-ac11on suit against Dougher alleging "harassment. .. And in the meantime. he remains unyielding and plans to keep on Oying the flag. .. It shows respect for your nation and 11 shows you're an American.'' he said. "I'll never take ii down -even if the coun orders me 10 ... The Duke couldn't ha ve sa id 11 better Clrcula'°" 714/142-4333 c1 ... 1fted edwertlefng 714/142-5171 All other depertment• 142-4321 MAIN OFFICE 3JO W"I S..y SI Co.18 MMa CA Me' Ml'!~' Bo• 1~ C0\11 MftA C A 9~?6 Seru<day ana Svnoay 11 1ou \)() not recfl'~ve 'foV' copy Dy 1 • m "'~ DelOte 10 I m <Incl '°"' C<.Py .... De Clelt•f'ff'O Frank Zlnl Managing Editor Karen Wittmer Advertising Director t:r-<'Y"V"' 1•193 O.e~ C.0.SI Pu~ Compe"y No -"°'.... ~··••Hlf•I eo>lor••• m•lle< °' AdV!t•IJW """'" ""1..,, may De """OdV<lad ""llltlut tDA<:l411 pat ,,,,_,,, ot t OC>v•oQ"t ,,_ *""" ,,..,. Po•l"ll"' i.ao<1 al Co&la Maw Ca lotnoa tUl'S 144 &001 !>uDK11'1I'°" by ~,, .. '4 7!> mC)tOll\ly Dy t\'llM $6 SO mo<1tnly Clrculatlon Tetephone9 ~· °' •"09 Counly ArH• '42..a» Ao1emary Churchman Controller Robert L. Cantrell Production Manager Donald L. Wllllam1 Circulation Manager VOL. 71, NO. 051 Pol1Cl' l'ndcd thl· s1akeou1 \\-hen one of thl' "'omen left a motel room. "here \he: was staying with thl" othn 'uspect~. and ent ered the la1c model ( he'~ 'ltatron wagon. Tht rnuple" arc also 1mphca1ed in another heist at a Fotomat on Harbor Boull·va rd later that da\. I a1ar .-.aid the suspect'> are being inH~\11ga1ed for seH·n C o<.ta Mesa .\nd many of the cases were similar. wi th a lone rohber first inqumng about rates before Pulling out a handgun. The motel clerks were ,:~~;;;:==~=~:~~==~~~~~~;~~~==~~~~:=====~=1 then ordered to empt} money from ~ the cash register into a wh11e plastic bag. AIDS FEAR SAID OVERSTATED ••• From Al Care .\genq . 1old the La~una Fkarh Cit) Council Tue~da} night Countllmcmbl'rs 1n\ 11el.l Prenderga\l to pre<.cnt a <.ta tu<. report on the 1ncurabk l.11~asc al thl· reque\t of a resident who wa\ concerned 1ha1 Laguna Bcal·h had becomc "1he A I D~ capital." The Cit) and m surrounding com- munit1e~ do. 1n fact . host Orange County's h1ghc'il concentration of -'\IDS victim'>. Prendergast said. But "raising children 1n Laguna Beach should be no more hazardous than anywhere else." he ~1d respondi ng 10 a woman'J Question. ince the disease seem!. tran'>- m1ss1blc largtly thro ullh homo'iC'<ual contacu and. in rare case~. through contaminated blood. Prendcrgas1 as- sured re 1dents that they needn't fear contracttna AID while aoing about their d:uly business. 1ncludina eating in restaurants where homo"ICxual"i may be employed. Just Call 642-6086 l;_,1ul.11l''I of v1ct1 m-s and their fam1l- 1es h3\C shown that the disease canno1 be passed on through hugging. kissing. 'ihaking hands or food prep- aration. he said. Even hospital '~orkers who have been 1nadvenently c'posed to the body fluids of AIDS \ 1c11ms ha ve not COlllracted the disease. Prendergast said. If Laguna Beach has a high number of AIDS v1ct1ms. 1l may b( because the ci•> hosts a larger gay population than oth er communities. he specu- la1ed in an carl\tr interview Council member Bobbie Minkin suggested as ma ny_ as 20 pcrcent of the city's 19.000 residents are ho mosexual. Prendergast said 21 of the county's 92 rcpon ed AIDS cases were Laauna Beach residents at the time the disease began to manifest itself. Nine more cases of the malady. which !.lnps the bod)' of its 1mmun1ty to d1'iCasc. have been discovered 1n the rommun11ics of South Laguna, l.aluno Hills and Laguna Nisucl So far. 41J VICllmH.UUlll)WldC have dr ed from AIDS. he said. Records on the number of Laauna Beach vitllms who have succumbed were not avail- able. Asked if there 1s anythina the ci ty should be doing about the situation. Prendcraast uracd the council to promote understanding, Since aay or bisexual males account for the bulk of the almost 8.000 caSC$ of AIDS nationwide. it would be very easy for ~oplc who arc prcjudi~ ~aa.inst h~m~xuals to further d1scnm1na- t1on apinst them "in the name of health," he said. Prcnderaast prai~d Oranac Coun- ty's aar. and lesbian community as beinif 'n responsible and respon- s1 vc· about the danacn of AIDS as any sroup could be. He Mid the Gay and Lesbian Commuoity Center of Oranac County has helped the Health Care Aacncy d1 tribute informa~ion about Al OS. The center also provide counsclina to AIDS victimi. he said. What do )'H llb abotll &Jae Dally Pla.t? W'Mt ,..., 1• lib? Call die netmber 11 ltft alMll >'"' mtH•t• •Ill rte~. truKrth4 •• lleH•ft'ff to Ult 1pproprla1e e41lor. • Tlteaamt U·M9r ut•erial Mrvkemay r.c..-ce ~ letMn ce IM tilll•r oe HY ce,k..Cntrtbtlcon ce "r 1.Atten cet. .. meta tatt• 111etr ume aad teltplM)ff Hm._r ,., vtrtflcaO•. No drnlit"9 Hiit, ;teHe. Tell at wll11'1 OD yoer mind. . Designed, Finished Installed Family transition workshop at OCC .\ four-week workshop on "Fum1hes 1n Trtns1uon." dc:s1aned to provide 1nforma11on to people cons1denna )Cparauon. divorce or rcconc1ha11on. will be presented in 'rhc C'ommun11y Service Office at Oranac: Coatte'olleac in osta Mc a bc.ainnina Thursday. The worksh9p will mec:t for four consecutive Thursdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m. 1n the tudent Center Bu1ld1na on campus. Ped1?tr1C nur~ Maureen Rhyne: will conduct the sessions. The work~hop fee 1s S 15 and rca1stration will be ronducted et 1hc door on a space-available: bas•'> Call -' 32-5880 for mort" information. ' La6una rec cla .. e• open Thc:re arc sull some oprnings in two Laguna Beach recreation classes for children. An ans and crafis class starts this anernoon. Children ages 7 throu&h 11 ran panic'ipate in an projects. a nature walk and prod uction of a music video. The 4S-minutc weekl}' class stam at 3 p.m, Classes conunuc through March 27. ' Rattk and Roll . a development class for t hildren 5 months 10 3 )cars. begins Feb. 28. Parents pan1c1pa1c: in c~erc1ses designed to cncou rage hea II h ~ de' elopmcn r. Class lime\ 'ary depending on the age of the child. More information is available from the recrca11on department. SOS Forest ~' c Minh Van Lam £range COM1 O~JLY PILOT/W~~. ~ 20. t• * A8 Mistrial called ln prof mrird~r case Jury a reed that refugee student was not guilty of first degree murder --- By tlle Auottated Pre11 A m1\tnal "a'> declared Tuesday whcn a JUI) said 11 was deadlocked 1n the tnal of a Vietnamese rl'f uge-e accused of murdcmna a colleF J>rofc-.sor w11h close ties to that nation s Communist ao\emment. Jurors dc:hberated for .)111 days over whether Minh Van Lam. 21 , 1n1cn11onally shot Edward Ll'e Cooperman. 48. in his offi ce at California tate Un1 vcrs1t)' at Fullenon last Oct 13. The prosccuuon called 11 a cold·blOOd~d kill1na: the de!Cnsc said 11 was an accident dunng gunpla). Cuoperman's famil) had '>Uggestcd 11 was a political assanination. Jul) foreman Otto ( hnstenscn. who described himself as an 011 industry ship rapta1n. said Jurors agreed on onl)' one q uestion -that Lam "a$n 't guilt} of first- degrec murder. The vote on that \\a\ 12-0. he said. l uror~ splat 7-5 1n t:·• nr of convicting Lam of ~ond-dtj!'tt murder and• 9.3 qa1nst acqu1mn1 him. Christen9'n 1d. lwelve votes arc necded for convict ton or acquittal. ~u~rtor Coun· Judae Richard fkacom then dcclart'd thc m1"nal ··11 would ha\let been vcr) ca y for the JUr) to comprom1~ on involuntary man- slauahlcr "def en~ attornc) Alan May said aflef"tr'ard. "I am ver) hap~y he v.asn't convicted and that that Jund of com· prom1\C didn't take place." Otput) District Attorney Mel Jcnsen dtthned to commcnt on the JUI) deadlock except 10 sa) a coun heanna has been set Frida) at which ttme a deci ion will be made "'nether to re·tr) Lam. Lam admitted \hoouna Cooperman but inmted 11 happened accidentally while 1he two "'crc pla)1ng w11h :i lo:ided pistol. ( OO~rman. "hO v.as a Staunch foc of L 1n,ol\cment 1n Vietnam. was one o( the ti rs1 .\mcnran!I to v1s11 Hanoi after thc \\Or. Thr ph''>IC''I profe~sor wu ~~s1dent of the l ' c omm111ee on Sc1en11fk Cooper- ation \\1lh V1t'tnam and made frequent 'ism anti ~h1pmc:nts of compuler\ to that countr\ to help hospitals and schools. H1\ lam il) suuested the professor's • clOK u~ ~1th Commun111 omo aJscauaed tum to bt auauu\ated ~ ri1h1-wi111 Vietnamese refutttt. Coo~rman's euociacn ba~c aid lie profe-s50r told c~m he had receh ed de9dl thrc111. and Pent.110n Pim ~ Anthon)' Ru so tooi: the Wltnnl Mad durin1 the montb•lona tnal to IHl.lf'y abou• the threats. The prosecutor didn't raiJe the iMW of poht1e1I assau1nat100 in the trial .ad offered no motive wby Lam woukl bave killed Cooperman. Pohcc ruled oul potiti- al mouvcs in the death. uyina It WM somethina pcnonal between Lim and tJM: profe sor. Lam's law)er admitted the )OUnJ man 11 a staunch antt<Ommun1st but uid I.be student had worn the shootin1 was the ~ult of hor\Cplay um sald hc and Coo~rman would frequent!) wrcstlc in his offict. and Lam "ould sit on thc profcssor'1 Lap. bcliev1n1 the relationship 10 be ltke that of father and wn Lam'sreal father died 111 1973. ~ 25-caltbcr pi\lol ~as found betide C ooperman's bod). and Lam l\audmitted placing the sun in the profcs50r'1 hand ou1 of fear. to make the snootin1appcar to be a su1c1dc. Antl-drug group to meet (ommu nll~ Po"cr. a task force dedicated 10 the prc,cnt1on of drug and alcohol abuse b) children. ""' meet Thu r~da~ at 7:30 p.m. at the Newport Beach Police Depanment. 870 Santa Barbara Drt\C. The meeting 1s open to an~one 1n1crcstctl 1n karn1ng more about 1he problem. Dr Dan ~bbott "Ill conduct thl' \CSSIOn. Assemblyman to address GOP OC student gives straight answers on sex questions OBITUARIE S B.L.Snyder deadat47 Barr) Lee n)der of Laguna Niguel. the o~ner of Snydcr's Cteanen & Laundry and a fonncr police officcr. died Monda> af\cr a brief illness . 1~1e ~sscmbl> man Gil Ferguson. R-Ne"port Beach, will lxi the guest speaker at the Saddleback Valk•> Republica n Club's annual Lin col n Da) dinner Frida> The e\ent will begin at 7·30 pm at the Ba}shorc House Re'itaurant 1n El Toro Con traceptlon lecture slated Dr l>a\e E. David. a Ne wport Bcal·h g\nccolog1'>l will give a lecwrc on con1rncep110n Thurda\ at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa · The program 1s \Chedulcd from I 10 7 p.m. in the Ot '( Forum .('all 720-9833 for further 1nformat1on Retlred offlcers to convene The ~outh Coas1 chapter of the Retired Officer\ -\ssoe1a11on "'" hold 11\ regular monthl~ mee1ing r hursda} at the an Ck·nwn t(' Elks Lodge. 1505 N. El (amino Rl·al. Tom Garnl'r. an 1n\e'it1gator tor the Orange ( oun1\ "ihcnff'i Office. "Ill bc2 thl' gul''>I '>Pl'aker. (all Lt. ( oi Dick ~dams at 494-8284 for tl1n ner resenat1on., Lecture on hypnosls planned Thl' U'>l' and ahuSl' of h) pno!.1\ "ill he thl' hlp1r at Thur!>da) ·.,meeting of thl' "iouth Orange ( ount} Y\.\ C ~ Encore program al 7· JO pm 1n Room L 1411 ~ Broad"a\. Santa .\na. The program'" free anll open to lh l' puhlir < ull lhl' \ at 542-l577 for 1 nforma11on and rt'\l'r\ a11om. Red Cross program announced The 'iouth Orange \ounl~ Sen Ill' ( l'flll'r ut tlw .\mencan Red Cro\<; "111 hold a 'il)l'c1al ( ummun1l\ ~"arencs) Da' Thur~a' 10 1ntrodUl'l' nl'"' l.;outh ( ount' Director Su\an Jom·' ·anti inform ind I\ 1dua1, .ind husine'i~C'> 1n th(' area ol Kl·d Crn'" 1n,11hcmt·111 opponun1t1es and ~n 1t'c'> Thl' da) "' 111 bt• d i\ 1Jetl 1ntu l"o \l'\\11111' u 11enng. w ind I\ 1dual'> 1n thc morning from IJ ]() w 11 J m Jnd 1t1 bu'i1ncS\l'S and groups from 4 to fl pm. ·1 hl' n-nter " l<Ka ted at 27324 (amino ( ap1-.1rano. O..,u1tl' 207 I aguna By ROBERT HYNDMAN 0 1 lhe o.i1r 1'11o1 11e11 uch tal ~ u\Cd 10 be rcti.·rrcd to a!> d1scu'iSlons ot "the bird~ and the hec'>." Thc topic was SC\ -1he facts of life Thl' QUl''>t1ons wt'rc when. \\hl'rc ho". "h' and. orcour'tt'. with 1\hOm . \.\ h1k \e\ual l'ducat1on I!> now offered 1 n thc cla .. vooms a~ well. thc pro\crb1al '>l rcet corner continues to be a 11mc-ho norcd location among tet.'n·ager\ tor thl' nt:hange of sexual 1nforma11on. But all too often. u:eno; who need factual 1nforma11on on SC\ receive instcatl a barragl· of m} th"i. rumors ,ind d l\lorted \. ll'WS from peers no hettcnnforml·d than themselves. In an l'tlort 10 address that prob- km. the Plannt•d Parenthood ..\s- \OC1a11on ot Orange ( ount) offers a prugram 1n \\ h1ch tra1nt·d high school :ind communit) t'ollegc students' 1!>1t high \chool l·ampuse'> to pre<>Cnt '>lra1gh1 1alk on the l'h01ces and t·on-.cqm·rKl'' th.11 o,c\ual at'll\ II) prl''il'nl\ C oord1na1ctl h' Diana Workman thl' Pl't'r f.ducatm program "' 1n II'> tounh )l'ar of oix·ra11on a' unl' ot \l'\ l'ral Plannl'll P::irl·nthood cduta- 11on nro~ram\ nffl·rcd in Orangt• ( ounl\ .. \\ l' rnntinut· 10 lint! that "ht•n tn·n-agrr' gt•t thl'lr \nual t•dura11on the 111furma11on " u'ualh d1\tortrtl or tompkll'f\ ''rong." ·\.\orkman \j \ .... T l'l'O·ll~l'f\ olrl' II n;rn arnll the1 r hoJ1n -1n l<1ll ,1dulls arc lllo It'' lht• ml\t'oncrn11om we 'n· Ir) 1ng to t kar up·· -\mong lht• nll\lOnCl'ption\ IS tha t 1nform1n~ olhl'r'1 about \C\ 1s lht· "nme a\ l'ncnur.1g1 ng '>exual pronw;. CU il) ··When I talk to m' fnt'ndo; about ~x. rm not pro-se·« or anu-sex I don't Judge ," sa)S Bet\) Breckl'nndge. a peer educator and student at Newport Harbor High School. The -.ophomore. "ho is e)ing her 16th b1nhda) ne\t month. <>a) s the basis tor the Peer Educa1or Program 1s to present 1nformat1on. not Betay BreckenrldCe op1n1ons. ··Before I got trained. I didn't kn o" ·ho" do"" not get pregnant'''·· much about any of this." sa~s Not onl) do the educators clear up Breckenridge. who intends to become m1sconcep11on'>. the\ inform others a clinical psyc hologist. about the arra~ of cho1ccs lOntracep- lt "as BrcC'kcnndgc's mother who ll\ cs present. encouraged Bets} to bccomc 1n-But 1he) arc careful to s1mpl\. valved 1n the Peer Educator program. provide 1nforma11on. not advice · Her tra1n1ng began during Chnstmas "The} don't recommend one form 'aca11on IS months ago of birth control O\ er another."\'. or~- Toda). she,., not onl) a <;ou rcc of · mansa,s."that'4iup101hcind1\1dual information to her friend'>. but to The philosoph) of Planned Paren1- tcens she speak~ wi th at other schools hood 1s to <,1mph pro' 1de 1nfor· and at commun11~ group homes and ma11on and rc">ou.rces. The' (peer halfwa~ house'> as \\ell cducato~) are supposed to g1,c the During thr 'ummer month~. the fact~. the moral., \hould rnme from teen., '"'' area bcache., "1th Work-the home" man" hac 1hc) '>t.'t up an 1nforma11on Oesp11c the backla"h Planned tabk \\llh pamphlets from Plannl·d Parenthood hc1' been facing from Paren1houd But the emphasis,., on an11-abon1 on1 sl'> Breckcnmlge sa~s open ll1\ru\'i1on hcr aCll\1t1e!I ha'c not met "llh an) Brl'l'~l·nmlgl' and thl' othl'r Pl'l'r hostilit\ etlurator\ dl\lU'-' anatum' ron· ")have nl'\Cr rn~IH'd a negat1'e u:an·ptl\l'S and 'l'\uall) 1ran<,~1tll•d n·sponst'." '>he sa}s other tal~s "'1th d1~ea\c\ "'h1d 1 thl·~ refer to a'i STD\J oihcr 'itudcnt!i. "Thc' rcahtl'. I think 1n a dirt·l·t. '>lang·lrce m::innn thJt 1ha1 the) don't ~no; l'\l'r~thing and cuts through to thl' m1'><.'0nll'Pl1<111' their parrnts tlon't f..no'~ t.'\l'~lh1ng other<. their agt• ma\ hellt·\ c 10 hi.· Jnd '>O thl'' ·rl· "1lhng 10 learn·· true. Rrt·ckcnndgt· and \\ orl>.man ilrl' "I H' hl·ard girl' \a~ thl·~ tJ ~l' thl' .11._o l ntical of 1hc '>l'\ l'dul·atmn pill onl) onn· eaC'h month JnJ l' pn 1 otlered 1n the da'>\ruoms 11 to" nrl>.." Breckenridge !"l" ·· 11 \ m~ated a' J \hon sec11on in 1 he In ll'rJeC t:. \.\ urk man .. \A. h.11 hl'alth classcs," \.\ orkman \J)" "~ nd 1he} 'rl' reall) mu't intcrl''>ll'd 1n " 11'<, trl·a1ed 1;upcrtiuall' .. ~1gucl. 1n ( ro"n Val le\ Bu\1nl''i' Parr.. Call X'l -h5X~ lnr ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ more detail... · CALENDAR . W'ednesday,Feb.20 • 7 p.m .. Orange County Water District Board of Directors. D1'itnr 1 Hcadquaner, I050ll f 111'> \,c l-ounta1n Valk> ., Thursday. Feb. 21 • 1 31l pm lrvlnt> Planning Commission < 11~ ( ounnl ( hamtx·r<,, 17200 fomhoree Ahd PoucE Loe OC to speed vote counting By JEFF ADLER 01 the Oellf Ptlot llelf Ito.ill gm·-. ill"l't inllng. t11 plJn "'' 1lw llnll' thl' 'o' t•mbt-r l·ln t111n roll\ ,1rountl <>rang{'< ount\ no lon~wr "111 tx· lhl' \late'\ largt'\t laggan.J "lwn 11 l lll1h'' 10 u1unt1ng \<>It''>. I ht• <>rangl· C uunt~ Board 111 'lupt·n 1or' agrt·n.t unan1nHlu'f\ I Ul'\dJ~ IO '>Ohl 11 bill'> lor a nl'"' ~I .!I m1ll1on 'otc-r11un11ng '~ 'll'm to ll'· pl.in· thl' trouhk·plagurd anti nttcn 1,1rd\ l'\l\llO[t \\\ll'm. nnl· 1h:11 hJ' hecn 'ingk·d out tor l rllll l\fl1 h' 1hr tount' < 1r<1nd Jur\ 'uix·r1 l\or\ ha' l' hn·n :id' 1\l'tl h\ till' ll>Ulll\ ( tl'nl'r,11 \l'I\ II l'\ \gl'IH \ 1ha1 11 \\oulll tx· lk\lrahk to procur,• thl· nl'" '"tl'l11 llunng thc I 9!<4-1<5 ti,rnl \l'ar \O th.it thl' '1lll'·l'oun1ing u1mpull'r l·an Ix· 111\tulktl 1n 11mt· tor 1he uiunl\\\Hk ,0\ 5 l'll'lllOn and thl' \IJll'\\ 1J,· I 'IXh dt'Clllln\ (10..,.\ 1>11n111r 'Bert \colt told 'upc1' l\llr' tw h11pc\ to ha' r J n•u,mnw1HIJ1111n on a pan1l·ular 'I~,. tl'm h.1t~ 111 th,· ho.11d b' \r>nl 1.1. I hl' l urrl'nt 111ll'·lllun 11n~ 't\\tcm "h11 h ,,;i, f)urt h.J\l'd tor S 1 'milllnn nl·:irl\ li\l· \t·ar' ago ha\ lx·l·n lflllllll'll ti\ lhl· c.r.tnJ Ju n tor u11h11ng lumtx·f\111n1· tl'lhn11log' that 'lo\H'd the ,·ounl\ ·, '11tl'lnun11n rcn·nt ckc11on\ l J'>I \lo, fl <h.111gl' < 11un11 .1, 11 hJ' in the P<l'>I tr,11k'd I u' \n~t k ' ':in Diego anti 'Jn I r~1l1ll\l 1• ,11.111 Ill'\ 111 tnll)1ng II\ \till'\ .ind pl.1\l'd )"ith llUI Of thl' \l;lll ·., 'll\ \tlUOll ' 1naall a rl'cortl thJI hJ' tx·,·n .111 l·mhara\<.mcnt to hoth 'urx·r' '"1' .111J dcct1o'r1 otliua1' ah kl' Hc wa\ 47 years old. • Memorial services arc ~t for Thursda) Beach. --· Born 1n Hami.burg. Pa .. Mr. . ) nder moved 10 Laguna Beach in 1961 and fou nded his cleaning business on Gknnt') re Strcct. He. Joined the Laguna Beach poltcc force in 1974 ~r"n' as a patrolman and 1n later in thc Cnme Pre' cnt1on Dcpanmcnl Mr. Sn)dcr left la" enforcement in 1979 10 de,ote himself to his bus1ncss. Sgt Greg Banz remembered \.fr. n)dcr as "a good guy. Hc ~as good to \\Ork with. alwa) son thc up side." Barn said he thought Mr. n)der left police "ork b«ausc thc S.y4er odd hours in terfert'd w 1th his fam1I> hfc. Mr Sn)der attended the Un1,crs1t) of l\11nnesoU1 and the L'nt\'l'r\lt) of Redlands. He was acll\e in the Laguna Bea!=h Rotaf) Club. Elks Lodge. Laguna Niguel Indian (1u1de) and thc Orange Count) Mounted Pos~ He "a) al$0 a member of the Dana Hills High Sc hool ~thleuc Booster Club Mr n)dcr 1i. sur\lved b) hi s "1fe. Virginia: thrt'e '><>{!'>. Petrr Robcn and Matt he". all orL.aguna Niguel. his mo1hcr Margarct . n~dcr of La1una Niguel and hi!> brother Je>t:I < . Sn~der of Laguna Beach. Fncnds and fam11\ ~•II cclebrate a Mass in Mr 5n)der's mem(lf\ 111 10 am Thursda) at t. Cathennc ( Jthohc ( hun:h Laguna Beach 'o '1\1tat1on 1'> scheduled friend'\ "l\hing.. ma~ male memonal donations in lhl' fam11\ \ naml' to tht.> Dana Hill\ High hool .\thlt'IK Boo'>ler (luh. Bo\,., Dana Point. 4:!6:!9 Newsman Nelson Pringle 'l'l-.on ··Pel{,.. Pnngk a \Cteran nc"'lman and U- \CJr rl''i1den1 of Balboa hlJnd died a t h1~ home ~:11urda' tolln,,inga bnef1lln""~ lk ••as 8~ .\ prl\ate mcmonJI "4'n rec 1s plannc-d In hcu of llo"'<'r".I. the fam1h ha' J'>kl'd that coninbullon!> be made to the .\mencan Cancer \<\\.lt'I\ Pnnglc was the tir<;t """~ dm•nor at i...N:X radio and c;tanl·d thc \tJ11on·., new\ tiureau with a statT oflllt.ro t"X· ne'' 'papcrmcn !>hunl~ a ltrr CBS opened m \.\est Coast hrdJouaner'> 1n I IJ P Pnngk rl'llrl'd from ( R\ 111 "fill' and tra,ct tn the l'arf\ I ll)fl~ atkr m1111n~ hi\ "1t~· Jnd fom1h to Baltioa l'IJnJ Horn .1nd rJl'l·,I n 'l'" I ngland Pnngh.: a11endt"d thc I \ \t1l11.1n \\Jlkm1 JI \A. "'t Pinnt ht:ture belom1ng a lll"'"l'''"'' ,..,., thl') .1n kt·,· K.Hho Nl'l"urk Ht' la1cr JOIOC'd thl· ,tall 1111hr I l11111•lulu \1h crt1<,er and "'a' a """'scaslcr thl'rl' fur \I" l I .ii,,.,,, l"ll:t.irt· 1u1n1ng C BS·"-'\. i..no\\ n II• h" tra·nd' .1nt1 rJd1v aud1l·nll' as Pete. Pnngk ''a' Jl 111 , 1, ,, Jlf\ 1111h 1h,· Hal boa \ :H h1 ('tub and 'J1kd in Ill ul 1h1 .innuJI '1'" 1111r1-10-fnsenada raccs. f'11nitk" 'ur' "l'd h\ h" '"k Hunt'. son<. l'etcr and Ru..., dJughll'f' R.irh.HJ I 1nd.1 .ind Ll)Ul'>t. and 10 ~rantld1ddrl·n Mesa woman's ploy foils burglary; teens arrested \ . Ill p.11r..1n~ rx·rr lit \\,I\ fl' ltll' 'tokn ltom a lar .11 Orange ( o. < 11lll-ttt' ~.,Il l I .11n IC\\ Road. ll'· 11111t ll\'l\\\'l'l1 ~ .1 111 .rnd ~ pm l.t\t 11wn1h I hl' l111rglJn "a" not rl" f\111 tl'll until 1tm ''l'l'k Entr: ar- p,11l'l1th \\ <l\ g.11 nt•d h) rearh1 n~ 1h1ou~h .1 brc1kl·n fl'1'<,t.·nttl'r <.1dl' \\ inJ11\\ lll'I I ),I\ .... 11•1h -., Pl.lH'llll.I \ l' \11111\'llllh' l'<'l\\\I I\ 4 I' 111 '·1 u 1 d,1, .1 nd \11 .1 Ill I ut·,d.1 ' \ l1h 1'nf ,t.11.1i:, ,11-.1 .11 thl' ,hu,h J m \hind.t' hruught pohcc out to 1tw I 'tK l hl11, ~ nf "-onh Coast H 1g~:t1 T ht'' drtcrmint"d I.he <,oun1.1' 1\l'H' ,111111ng from a nearby g.t' \tJ1111n "hl'rl' a trud . was fi llin& lh<' untll•rgrnunJ 1.1n~ ... A qu1ck·think1ng Costa Mesa women foiled a burglary Tucsday morning when she pretended not to be home as two strangers knocked on her door. The woman watched from an upstairs window while the men went to the side of the house in the 3300 block ofCahforn1a Street and tned to break throu&h a kitchen window. She qu1ddy called police, wh o Hu.ntln&ton Beach .o\ woman told polkc thot one of two men she met at the Red Onion Restaurant 1nformcd her that he ~a'> celebra11n1 a b1rthda)' he 1nv1tcd them to her house in the 17000 bloc~ of Pacific Con t Hiahwa> and af\cr the) left she round that her S6.000 fur coat. SJOO 1n cash.Jc"'elt) and a coi n collectton had been ~tolen. • • • Th1c\C, ran\Sckcd a residence in the 21000 block or Pacific 03\I Htah~o> and i,tole $800 tnJev.clt). • • • Buralars o,tole four riqis and tires valued at S400 trom a arccn Datsun 8210 1n the S600 block of Roacrs • • • Thieve\ cntored a home in the 7SOOO block of Danton throuah an unlocktd v..1nd()"' .11\d ,iloJe a S400 auttar • • • ~m1.·onl' '101<' a $140 pur • ~on· H11n1n11S'7hll1n l a'h from o !'u~· 1n o arrested two teen-agers for allcgcdl) a11em1?t1ng to burglanze the home. Chmtopht'r Zane Maddo'< of Huntington Beach and Joseph Grqory Oeuprtt of Los Gatos. both 18. were 1n custody this morning at Costa Mesa City Jail in heu of $25.000 bail ap1tte. Police rcponed the woman dt'C1dcd not to answer the door after lookin& through a petphole. She instead when locker at the Fam ii) Fitness (enter 74S4 Edingcr A vc. • • • Huralais fol"t'cd their "a> into a 1974 Ford Pinto in the 6000 block of Warner \ "cnue and \tole a book baa. books. a chrckbook and the Bible • • • Th•<'' e\ \tole a SSOO' rdcocas,~ttc recorder and SSOO 1n blankets aflcr pr') 1n1 open ashdingala!ls door 1n the 1800 blod of flonda trcct. • • • $o m ront' \tole a b1 rycle. \kltCbo3rd and IWO \.\CISUlh from the rear court)ard 1n the 00 block of 14th \ln!CI • • • Bu11ta" \tolr a v.allct con1a1n1n1 SlO ca\h and m1 cllancou crt'd11 cards rrom a purse on a de k in the 16()()() bloc; k Of Bol f h ICD • • • \ flC}nahlt' tclc' 1\1on ~t and doth1n~ ~c•r \tolen h) th1e' "' ""ho hrnkc: 1nw tt \\ 1nnd'lli<l C h1dbin mnmr hnnw in thl· l(O(JO hind ot to an up\lair1; w1ndo" and "·lll'hl·d two would-be burglar'i bm1k thl' kuchen w1ndo" "•th a hamml·r While ~hc rnlkd pollle the ,1,. ~tlants abonl'd thc breJk 1n .ind were '>een hl·ad1ng to"ard a park Maddox and Deuprcl' "nc dl· tamed at thc park and ;irrcstl'd after the woman 1dent114rd them as thl' alle&cd burglars Modr~10 • • • \ mnn "a~ appreht·ndeteal S 7 ~ in !ln\ at the T aract \I Ort' ~IS~~ ~da 01\ ~ \ <' • • • C ompu1cr cqu1pmcn1 \lllut.•ll at S-'0.000 wac; c;tolcn from a (he\ rolct ( ~mpcr in the I f\000 bl~~ of Gothard Street • • • Th•<'' cs \tole Sl70 ca'lh nnll n S 0 p:Jtr of b1noculol'\ alkr entering :a hOnlC 11'1 the 76000 blotl of (i3rfic:ld "'enuc throuah an unlocked l11t hrn v.1ndo"· Coeta Meea \ SUOO t)pt'"n1er and n un· d1sclo~d amount of ca'h wa rt· p(l'1cd "olen from lnccrnatfonal 'n· d•~tot'\.. 1184 ,,..,. .. , '~ mc- 11me ~twtcn 'pm r'nd"' ;ind., 4~ a m Mnnlla\ \ p.1nr 1\I ala\\ had l'K'C'n rcmm1:d ftilm ~ tn,nl 'lll1ndo1o1. for t."ntn "' ... \ h.tlll'I\ \,lll1~·tl ,JI $10 "·'' rq1nrtl·d 'itOll·n frum a lJr JI OrJn1w ( IJ,l\I ( olkgl' \Onll'tlmt• ht:t\\l'l'O 11 .I Ill .1nll ' nm T UC\dJ\ • • • 110\\l'f llllll\ \\llr\h \)()'I \.\l'rl' fl portl'<l ,1,1k11 lrnm thl· ( hur~h <lf .ippJtl' 1 11 ... t '' ' 1 1 ·J upc:n . . . f \\41 11h'l1 111'f\ ,tlrl'\ICd ,·ar h I 11\'\d.11 !lhlfl1111~ ,,,, .1llq1l·dh "'Ill lllilllllt! "''"' I t\ I•·'' r.irf..nl JI lhl l11 ir1,l),11 · •\\ 11h '1 Thr ni\n 1~ .ind ; I 1r.11 ' 111,1 ''l'll' 'P<1ttnl ,1tou1i.t l1lld1.iithl "' .1 p1•liu· '>t'rg,·a111 11n ro1111nt· f'Jtr11I Lacuna Beach Rl'P•'rt' ot ,u,p1, l •lll' n111\l'' at ~ 10 Three theft suspects captured after chase T \\U IC1-'0·.tgl"r\ .ind .a ~~-~car ok1 rnJn \\t't\' booked on !IU\Pll 1on 111 robhc" huralaf) nd auto theft 11th·r :i h1Sh \IX'-d hn\C T uc"1~\ "hit. h hl:~.1n 1n In inc and endt'd. JI \.rn Onotrc tall' Parl c 11lllt'n J Peraha of ntn \n.1 \\,,, 1n t. u\toch at Oran e ( ounl\ Jail '"" morn1n .ind h1 l"'ll t~n-ap.c , 001r.1 n1on \\t't\' 1n Ju, enilc: H.,11 follc·m inti ;1 'O-m1 ll' punu1t c;parked "hen an In int• Poltl.C: oOicrr apprti.l<'h<.'d thl' trio aMut m1dn1sht to ad. "h' tht"\ \toert• ln11cr1n nl·ar the r,,, 1ll1tln Rc\t.aurant near{ ul\ c:r Drn l' :.nd the \Jn 01c10 frtt1o1.a\ In inc pohce"' 1h.i1"'hcn1hr nun and l\\O ho\\ "'" OniH·r < 1.11, H.tr'l'\ .ap1unnth1n th('' r.1n 111 1 Ill 4 Old\moMc ( uth.i'' and dro'\' 00 ti f\ e\ c:hil J the H'hl~ k <;nuth I tw n'1ml'' nt th( "-'" hi'lh ";in\.1 \na rl \IQfnt' "\·tc n11t rdt':t't'\l h\•\ llU\(' 11t th, H :1 ' . . . P11l1, 1.' .11 rt·,tt•d Rohc:n Thomas 'Jntxirn '2 110 ""f'll 11''1 of dn' 1na und t•r thl· 1nlllll·n1.1· ot :lll'Ohol. n· horn \\U' 'topfll'd at ~:45 a.m . \t11nd:t\ 1111 '11u1h l oJ'll H 1ghwa~ Top police employ ees due honors • 1 .. .. 9rMge Coat DAILY PILOTIWedneedey, February 20, 1986 ( Cooper guilt Iin~ed to shoes, tobacc,o . SAN DIEGO ofauemptcdmurder. 19831n th e R)'cn,·chino H1llshome. 1n the Ryen ma tcr bedroom that u eSe spending cliJDbS .6% (AP) -A com-Because of the spctial c1rcum· In the three da)S he te tified. matched the uniq_uc sole des,an of i i b In at 10 n 0 f Jtance that he com milted multiple Cooper maintained his innocence but i.hocs issued 10 Chino pri.soncrs. outpac ng pay . n creases cv1dcncc that murders. Cooper could be sentenced admitted h1d1na 1n a vacant home •A bloodsuun found m the Ryen 1 n c-I u de d a to d~ath in the gas chamber. near the R~cn • residence for two hC?me that expcns said was consistent blood) shoe "I vc been confident since we first days following his escape fro m wnh Cooper s blood .. pnnt nnd traces bepn prtscntmg the evidence. As the prison. where he was sc:rv1ng time for ~Traces ofto~cco issued to Chi~o of h>O'>e tobacco evidence pattern became dear. our buralary. prisoners f?und m th~ hideout and m l on' 1nced a confidence gained," said San Joi.hua R)'en. #, al the 11me. the Ryens car. which prosecutors JUr~ to find 8crnard1noCounty District Attomey ~urv1vl'<i a slashed fhro:H. He was s:udCooperslole .. 1-.l'' m Cooper Dennis Kottmeicr. rcfusina to smale unable lo 1den11fy the assn1lanl in a Cooper sat 1len1ly as San guilt\ of the oul any incidenl as a turn in.a Pomt. v1deolaped 1ntcrv1e" last December 8crnard1~0 County Superior Coun Jun l' I 9 8} Cooper. 27. admitted cscapm.a wllh auorncys. ~udge Richard Garner Polled the hatdll'l <;la\·1ngs COOPER from the California Institution fo r With Joshun unable 10 lo clearly Jurors. The defendant appeared relax- of four du no Hills residents. the Men al (hmo on June 2. 1983 but rttall the night of the auack. Kot· ed as he was led into the counroom by llfO'>t-t·utor i.ays. denied killing Doug and P~ Ryen. tmeier and Deputy District Auorncy marshals. and for the first time since The \uperior Coun JUry de-both 41 : their daughter. Jessica, 10: John Kochis f<X·used on three pieces the trial began Oc~. 23: he. did not llbt'rnll'd for 24 hours over six days and '1s1tmg neighbor Christopher of c1rcumstan11al evidence the) say WC'ar a tie or vest w11h his suit. bdorl· run' 1cting Cooper of four Hughes. 11 . Their hacked and hnkcd Cooper 10 the murders: "You t.ried. ryian." Cooper said to rount'> 11ffirst-de11,ree mu rd er and one stabbed bodies were found June S, •A bloody lcnni!> shoe onnt found defense mvest1gator Ron Forbush. 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The ~rsonal income increase was auributed lar~ly to pay raises for federal civilian and military cmnJoyees and cosl·of-living adJustments 1n several federal pension and other government benefil programs, the Commerce Oepanmcot s:ud. Thatcher warn• of Red offen•lve WASHINGTON -8nt1sh Pnme M1nistl'r Margaret Thl1tcher. predicting 1hat arms talks between thl· superpowers will be dtflicull. today warned the West to expect a Sov1el poli11cal offensive "calculated to create infirmlly of purpose. to impair resolve and even to arouse fear in the he~~s of our people." In an add re s to a JOtnl meeting of Congress. lhe pnme m1n1ster also firmly endorsed research into President Reagan'<; controversial antl- m1ss1lc defense program and praised his four-)'ear massive arms bu1.l~up. which she said has induced the Soviets to renew their interest in .barga1n1ng . .. Let us be under no illusions: It is our strength. not their goodwill. that has brought the Soviet Union to the nego11a11ng table 1n Gl·rn:va:· she declared. Atlanta killer touts movie LAWRENCEVILLE. Ga. -Wayne Williams. who was convicted of two of the slayings ofyoung blacks tha1 fngh lencd Atlanta for nearl) two )'ears. S!lYS a CBS movie about thl' cast.• was an accurate portrayal. despite ~omc "techn1~I errors and o'eracting." "The main ~int is the movie strongl). 1f not overl y m soml· places, points out that a Judicial tra vest} occurred 1n Atlanta." Williams wrole in a le11er to a newspaper. his first public reacuon to ··The A.tlanta Child I Murders:· which wa broadcast last week. Missing kid pa on toll tickets AL BANY. N.Y. -Picturcsand brief descnpuons ofm1ssingch1ldren will soon be printed on the backs of toll tickets handed out b) the New York State Thruway authomy. state officials sa). The 559-milc-long Thruway handles 500.000 molorists a day andabout..80 million l1ckc\~ arc~anded out annually, authority chairman Henry Bersan1 said Tuesday. Wanna live long? Quit smoking at 96 TAMPA. Fla. -A 104-year-old woman has ad"1cc for people wanting lo li ve longer -quit smoking by the tune you arc 96. .Eulalia GonzaleL said she received that advice from her doctors eight.years ago. and it workcd. More seriousl)'. Gonzalez aunbutcd her longevity to coming from a long-li ved family. "My father's mother lived lo lx' 115. and my aunl lived to be 109.'' she said at their birthday pany Monda}. Stolen truck better than new DEWITT. Mich.'-Kelly Terrell sa}S he has no idea ~h> i.omeo ne wo.uld steal his pickup tru ck. make sweeping repairs to 11 and then relurn the vehicle two months later. Terrell said he recovC'red his 1975 Chevrolet pickup after receiving a phone call Sunda) from a man who said Terrell could find lhe truck in the same parking lot from which 11 was stolen in December. The man who called him lectured Terrell about the poor cond1t1on of the true~ and about leaving his keys in lhe vehicle, Terrell said. Terrell said he found the truck complete wllh a new paint Job, body work and a three-page hst of repairs made by the thief. CALIFORNIA ~ey, just hold on a sec LOS i\NGELES -Th e Police Depurtmcnt°s armored ba llenng ram was credited with hdp1ng officers gain t.'ml) into an alleged "rock house" even though lhe 'ehicle wasn't even on the scene. Officers could smell ethl'r used in making PCP at tfw fortified house on West 94th Street Tuesda}. but got no response when the) knocked on the door. One of the officers then banged on the house and }el led .. Gct out of the wa}. Here comes the tank." The front door snapped open and a woman ran out ~houting ... Lei me get oul of this place before that thing hm." Two suspccls were booked for in vestigation of sel ling PCP. Berkeley offers refugee sanctuary BEK'J(ELEY -Thl· cit) counnl 'otcd Tuesda} night 10 gne sanctual) lo refugee'i-ltom war-torn Central America w11h tht' ma)or c;a} ing .. let the federal go\l·rnment do llS own Job." The resolu11on appro,cd 8·1 forbids police and other ci t} officials from assisting 1mm1gra11on agenl' pursuing the refugees. Council member" pa sed a similar resolu11on in 1971. during the Vietnam War. The resolu11on ofTercd sanclual) to sailors from the aircraft earner Coral Sea. Two sailors Jumped ship. Minuteman launch a success V A.NDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE -An unarmed Minuteman Ill intercontinental balhs11c m1ss1le was successfull> launched toda} b~ an airborne misstll' ere" in a reliab1lit} test of the roc~ct. an .\1r Force spokesman said. The launch command was given at 5 a.m. b> a Strategic i\ir Command combat missile crew flying in th e vici nity of this sprawling seaside base 130 miles northwest of Los Angeles. Oldest Marine vet dles at 99 OXNARD -B1rger Westergard. belte,ed to be onc of thl' oldcc;1 retired U.S. Manne, has died a1 a convalescent home after a bnef illness. a monual) spokeswoman said. He was 99. Westergard died Monda} of natural causes at Maywood Acres Healthcare Hospital 1n Oxnard. where he had lived for se' era I years. Deanne Schwart7 of the Ted Ma yr Funeral Home in Ventura. said Tuesda}. Car af ety hearings delayed SACRAMENTO -The leg1sla11v(· commiuee that heard the opening rounds of the California·level Seat Belt vs. Air Bag War appears widely split by the opposing business factions. On Tuesday. the Senale Transportation Comm1llee had heard nearly three hours oftest1mon~ on bills dealing with the mandatory use of scat bells. when a 1wo-week delay 1n voting was announced by the chairman, John Foran. D-San Francisco. The maJor business factions are the auto builders. and the insurance industry. But a third faC"tion in lhe commmee opposes any such regulations whatever WORLD Laos MIA recovery continues NONG SONG HONG. Laos -A U.S.-Laotian team. working on hands and knees in an unprecedented JOinl search in th e forests of sou th em Laos. has excavated human bones and per..onal effects which may have belonged to some of 13 U.S. airmen whose gunship was shol down during the Vietnam war. In a patch cleared of lrees and brush. American and Laotian soldiers have uneanhcd bone fragmenls. teeth. shreds of military uniforms. live ammunition rounds. twisted guns and other remnants ofn C'-130 gunship shot down near the village of Nong Song Hong more than 12 years ago. Israel leader ready to talk ROME -lsraell Prime Min ister Shimon Peres announct'd for lhe first lime today that he was willing to go to Jordan to discuss a soluuon to the Middle East conOict. Peres. speaking at a JOm\ news conference with Italian Premier Bcuino Crax1, said the leaders had agreed that direct lsraeh-Jordanian peace negouations were preferable to an intemauonal peace conference. "If someone is interesled in peace, wh)' not take the firJt step -sll and talk" lhe lsraelt leader said near the end of a three-day trip to Rome. · All fall• Jn Beirut ml .. lon BEIR UT. Lebanon -Former world heavywe1aht boxing champion Muhammad Ah lefi Beirut for Zu rich. Swuzerland. today afier spcndina four da.Ys.in the Lcbane-sc capital in an unsucc~. sful effort to aain freedom for fou r m1ss1naAmencans. Jab1r Mohammad. Alt s religious adviser. said the 41 -year• Old former boxer was 101na to Zurich on hi, way 10 the United State . Ah. who c::i nvcncd to Islam in 1964. had said he hoped h1$ inOuence a an Americah Mo lcm could wm freedom for the fou r Amencan . believed to have been kidnapped by hute Moslem radicals loyal to Iranian patriarth Ayatollah Ruhollah Khome1n1. SpaJnjet cra•h due to faulty map11? Bil R 0 . pain -The head ofa pilot ·union said today tl'u1t 1hc 171-foot tclcv1s1on 1o~er cl1ppcd by 1n lhena irhnes Boc1 na 727 before H crashed in names doc not appear on maps used by the airline's pilots. All 14 people on board Tuc~ay's fli&ht were killed Rescue panic continued their search in heavy foa.and subfree11na temperature~ today for v1et1msofthecra h. the third in pain 1n the past 14 month (I\. II dcfcnS<' pokc~man Jo l u1~ (iarccdo said the remain of 80 pcrt"en1 of the v1mms had been remo\cd from pine· covered 011 hill . about IR mil~ from R1lbao • ' ------·-------""·--- ' They're. Rio tired Fed sees steady future WASHINGTON (AP)-The ftd· er~I Re5Crve Board confirmed today . 11 1s holdina to the coune thll has allowed inte rest rates to drop sianifi- cantly from the ~ak• set last sum- mer. In a repon to Congress. Federal Rese-rve Chairman Paul Volcker re- vealed that the central bank last week decided to loosen still further target rnnRes for monetary growth in 1985. While the changes are not d ramau- cally different from the tentative ranges set 1n Jul}. the new targets are likely to bolster the belief among financial markets that the Fed 1s sull working to keep interest rates from rising Otanoe COMt DAILY PILOTIW~, '*'*Yao ... John Zaccaro za·ccaro sentenced Mideast meetings conclucle VIENNA (AP) -Sovld ofticiah left the U.S. Embuly todlly. ap- patcntly aapah" an md co the rwo days or d1scuu1on1 on rbe ..aper· powers' connictina s&ances Oft tbe Middle Ea11. But neither side woukl eopfirm that the mectil'\p were oftkially over. A U.S. Emb111y spoknman had earher said the discussions wne expected to conclude today. The black limousines o( Soviet dcleption chief Vlad1mir P. Poty- akov and his team left the embuly shortly after 2 p.m .. a fter the Soviets had spent about 4'h hours inside. On Tuesday talks were held at the Sovi.i m1ss1on. The Soviet delcptaon was dnven past repon crs wa1tin• at the side doors of the U.S. embassy in down- town Vienna. Polyakov and his team ignored questions from rcponcn. Three youq membera of a •..Jnba ecboor collapee ln ubauation W ectneeday at the end of the wild. four-day annual Mardi Grae ln Rio de Janeiro. The n:port b) the chairman of tht' n·ntral bank also contained an econ- omic forcrnst "Cl) s1m1lar in tonl.' 10 the op11m1sttc projections being madl· b) the Rt>agan admin1strat1on. "Economic growth 1s cxpt>ell'd to remain '>trong enough an I 9X5 tu produce '>Oml.' funher declinl' in unt>mplo~ mcnt, with little 1f an\ pickup 1n intla11on ... Volcker told 1hr Sena It' Banking Committee. ~E"-YOR K (AP) -John Zac- caro. ~hose linanN( haunted his Y.1fc's vice pres1den11al campaign, "'as sentenctd today to perform 150 hours of community service for his role in a ~heme to fraudulent!) T he d1scuss1ons were the firit talks between the superpoWff1 o n the Midd le East in more than seven ~ears. Wuhinaton and Moscow do not agrtt on the (onn of a senlcrDent between Israel and its Arab ncia)\- bors . Supreme Court 5-4 ruling a public employee victory ..\!> h1: ha~ in the past. Vold.a warned that 1he count!) mullt noi ··bl.' beguiled h> tranquil forccaMs 1 nto an> fabe '>ense of comfon that all 1s Wt'll." , . Vokker said a .. .,cnst' of urgenq" was needed on the pan of ( ongress and the Reagan admin1strat1on of the need of reducing giant fedaal budget delic1ts. obtain a loan. .\ctingStatc Supreme Coun Ju41t1cc George Robcns told the m1ll1ona1re husband of former Rep. Geraldine Ferraro before pronouncing Sl.'ntencc. "It is not m) intentio n to 1mpo!>e aja1I term." Nojall time was pan of the bargain fo r Zaccaro's pica of guilt) Jan 7 to one count of scheming to defraud. The two sides have said there would only be a wide exchansc of views. not formal ftCJOllations. dur- ing the talks. today. Both dcleptlons have adhered strictly to a news blackout. Assistant Secretary of State Rich- ard S. Murphy. the chief U.S. del- eptc. refused to taJk to rcponers Tu«day o utside the Soviet Em bass). where the first session lasted five hours. WAS HI NGTON (AP)-A major Supreme Coun ruling hmit1ng states' rights. denounced by detractors as an unfair concentration of power in Washington. 1s being hailed by pubhc workers as a key to 'better worki ng cond1t1ons. "Pubhc emplovees have been treated hke second<lass cauzens for too long.'" said Gerald W. McEntee. president of the American Federation of State. County and Municipal Employees. "This ruhng helps to rectify what we have felt all along 1s an obvio us inj ustice ... The coun ruled. 5-4. Tuesda}' that San Antonio's public transit system must abide bv a federal law regulating Schroeder's doinft exceptionally we 1 LOU ISVILLE. Ky. (AP) -Wil- liam Schroeder, the only anilicial hean patient to leave a hospital building. is showing such strong improvement that he might be dis- charged rrom Humava Hospital Audubon next week. one of has docto rs said todav. Schroeder. who spent 15 minutes outside Tuesda)' enjO) ang the fresh air and sunshine. as "speaking spon- taneously" more often and pronounc- ing complex words such as "M1ss1s- sippi." Dr. Allan M. Lansing told reporters at a morning briefing. He also said the trip outdoors had bet"n Schroeder's idea Murray Haydon. Schroeder's only living peer. also is doing well. The third artificial heart recipient con- tin ued his remarkable recuperation from Sunday's surge!). s1tt1ng up. drinking fluids and exerc1s1ng. Doc- tors said he might be able-to get out of bed today. Lansing. chairman of Humana Hean Institute lnternauonal. said Haydon "tired of these (exercise) episodes. but enjoyed them·• and had "slept most of the night.·· Haydon had a shghtl) queas~ stomach. probabl} a natural conse- quence of the stress of surge~. Lansing said. Did Manila rescuers steal from the dead? ambulancel>. I he lilm wall pro"1dcd by a source who requested anonymi- m1n1mum wages and oven1mc. The rultn~ could mean millions an added overtime pay there. The ruhng gives Congress almost unlimited power rec state an local governments to mpl~ federal laws. Groups rcprcsenungstatc nd local ~ovcrnments predict~ ma1or cost increases to pa) ovename for such workers as bus drivers whose normal work day ma} stretch over more than 12 hours to accommodate morning and evenan11. rush hours. • In a busy day following a four-week recess. the coun also: •Agreed to consider letting public schools allow students to meet dunng school hours for prayer and religious worship. The j ustices. urged on by the Reagan administration, said it wall review a ruling that banned such meetings at a W111iamspon. Pa .. high school even though the school allows students to conduct virtually all types of non-rehg1ous meetings during the same periods. •Blocked an attempt to force the federal government to pa) S.t b1ll1on to the com pan ~ that owns the closed- down Three Mile Island nuclear power plant 1n Pennsylvania. scene of j a serious 1979 accident. •Refused to rev" e a New Yori.. law that would impose mandatOI) drath sentl'nccs for prison murders commuted b\ inmates alrcad\ ser- ' ing length} terms. - •Turned do"n the appeal of Rox- anne Pulitzer. who contended she was unfair!> denied more mone) 1n her 1982 d ivorce in Florida from publ1sh- 1ng heir Petrr Pulitzer RUFFELL'S UPlllLSTDY, llC. f• Tiii Rtst Of Yw lift 1922 HMIOl aWO., COSTA •SA -S41-11S6 Volcker has \aid '>n e ra I ttmes recent!~ that th<.' budget deficit must be trimmed b) a m1n1mum of SSO b1lhon for the liscal ~car beginning Oct. I to ensure futhcr economic prosperity and to keep interest rate'i from rising. Ms. Ferraro. who was Walter Mondale's running mate last year on the Democratic tick.et. was not m court as Zaccaro was sentenced. She also did 001 attend coun dunna his pleading. King HusS<'1n of Jordan. a kc} figure 1n M1ddje East pohucs. amved 1n Vienna on Tuesda)-, but U.S. Emba~s~ officials said he would not 101n the d1scuss1ons. Pnor to sentencing. Zaccaro told the judge. "In m) .business. some- times )Ou get involved in a s1tua11on that as unfair and you try to resolve 11. ~_._~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DUUTied age38 councilwoman There are many react ions to mental crisis. Some reacti ons involve behav ior that can be harm - ful to others. Every situati on is different. That's why there are different ways to help. The Infor- beats h child mation Center at . er Capistrano by the Sea Hospi tal ha a free booklet on menta l crisis. It outlines the many options you have availabl e. Hos- pi ta lization is only one of them. Call 1714) 831-1787. 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M 0nanoe CoMc DAILY PILOT/Wedneed1y1 Febru1ry 20, 1985 . . u Passengersrecallhorror · · of jetliner six-mile plunge ... ·Mactc Juan'. once a top plmp ln Chicaao. baa trade4.hookera.for rell&ion. Ex-Chicago pimp says he's seen the light honestly But with reenRolls Royce. full-length mink coat, some on police department are skeptics CHICAGO (AP) -Chicago's .. darling of the under-life" has re- nounced has former li velihood as the city's self-proclaimed No. I pimp, but not the goods 11 earned ham Don Juan. also known a' "The Magic J uan," sa id ~unday thcrt· will be no more hooker'> an h1'> life and no morr drugs But he ~Id he'll ke(•p some of the wages of \In -ht'> green- and-gold Rolls-Ro~ce and ht'> full- length mink coat. 'Tm 1ry1ng to learn everything I can abou1 God. He showed me lht· truth and I'm a tx·he .. cr," '>aid Juan. who acknov.lcdged hi\ 11-)ear career as a pa mp trollabl). Juan said he finall ) realized what ""a'> happening. ">\II of a sudden 11 wa\ l1kc a bolt of 1hunder I'd been saved." Juan '>31d . i.\'> 1f10 rnnfirm his bclld. Juan \aid "a prearher came on (lhl' 1l'lt· .. 1<>t0n) 01ml ..a1d he \aw a person hadJU'>l lx•cn 'aved .. Onre back an Chicago. Bam·tt '><!Id Ju;in .. wanted to know 1fl'd help ham He brouJhl h1sg1rls with him Two of 1hcm Joined the church" along w11h 1he1r former emplo}'er Juan said he as now a changed man. He has forsaken pimping. smoking marij uana and PCP. he said. "He goe' into 1he saml.' bars he used 10 go anto and lake!> ha'> 81blt and preaches." Barrell said. A formn '>tree1 as'>oc1atc of Juan·'i change; h1'> telephone number because he "d1dn'1 v.anl to hear him talk about Clod all the 11me ... Barrell '>aid "It "'a' JU'>l tanla'>l•c-I look all lhl· girl\ oil the '>trce1 I had been 1n the ltfe for 13 )Car'> I'm enJo)ang tht• changeo .. er." Juan said. .. ,,-.,genuine." '><ltd the Rc\ T L Barrell. .. He rcnounn·d ht'> life ol "n and aC'Cepted God into Im l1k .. al a sen ice at Barret\ C hurc·h nn the Soulh Sade last Sunda) Cabbie ref uses to give ride to blind Juan \aid that he -.av. lhe light aboul a v.eck and half ago an California. 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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Pass- enaersaboard a Chana Airlines jumbo Je t popped into the ceilina "like popcorn" when the plane lost power 1n all four ena1nes and plunaed more than six males toward the Pac1 fk Ocean before the engines restarted, authon11es said. Many of1he 252 pa!isengers and 20 crew members were hurled from their st"at\. some sma'lhang in10 1he top of lhl' cabin. as the a1rcrafl fell toward the ocean and then limped into San Franc-1'>CO lnterna11onal Airport after fl) 1ng 500 mile~ with n 10rn tail \l'l'llOn nnd ben1 wing. authorit1r~ said The plane was di\ 1ng so faM 1ha1 the pilo1 lowered his landing gear to !>low down, an airpon spokesman c,aad. The force of the plunge ripped off lhc landing gear doors and pacce'i of the horizontal 1aal '>lllb1ll1cr~. Fifi) passengers .. uffercd anJ une~. mo<,tl y minor. and two flaghl at1end- an1!. remained hosp1tal11rd 1oday. "I though1 it was 11ml' to meet the Maker." said pa~~ngcr 8111 Peacock. ~cksan Cani yo said the plane dived once. leveled oul and dived again. Tho\e w11hout !.ea1bclt\ flev. into the air. \ome h1111ng their heads on the ceiling. The Jl'l wa' en rou1e from Ta1pe1. ##ft,, ..... Taiwan. to Lo!i >\ngele'> on Tuesc1a) when 11 h11 turbulence kno"' n as wand <;hear -a rapid change 1n v. and speed and d1rect1on. 'ia1d n1rpon '>Poke!>- man Ro n W11!.on. Tl1>9 of jet atablll&er torn off Chlna Airline• durtna planae. The plane stalled and plummeted from a cruising altitude of 41 .000 feet to 9 000 fcc1 dunng the 1nndent. wa1.,on 'ia 1d f he Jet'\ No 4 engine -the forthe'il from thc pilot's nght -failed lir,1. said Nn tt.onal rrani.portat1on ~afel) Board <,pokc-;man Ira Furman 1n Wa<;hangto n Killer goes to chair thanking bacKers The fl1gh1 new told the Federal .\\ 1a11on Adm1n1,1ra1wn that ··1hc) had a problem with onc engine of the a1r<.raft and 1hey we re dc'>cend1ng from their altitude becau~ the> d1dn'1 thank thq \hould maintain 1he1r alt11ude w11h uni) \hrce engine<, and lht•tr ulher three engine'> c:eac,ed a\ lhl') Wl'rl' Je<,t-cnd1ng." Furman \aad. I k uddl·d t h;.11 he d 1d nol know how thl· l"rl'"" g01 thl· engines re\tartcd :ind rcfu\cd to ,ix·rnlatl' on v.hethl·r air 1urhukn<.e or olht•r cond111un\ u 1n - 1nhutl'd 10 lht dll tdl'nl. "Thl' oix·ra11on' peopk and pilot lhtnk lhc rau\l• llf thC f)n>hlcm WU\ v.1nd .. c;a1J C 'htna .\1rl1nl'\ '>JX>kc'>- man ( hmwphn I 1ao 1n \an 1-r.in- l l\l ll ·· .\l'iu lhl' :".u ~ cngtnl' wcn111ul lor a \hon 11me. l'au\ang tht• planl.' 10 drop"' mut·h."' ···1 hq wcrc tn LI dt·~t't•nt that wa!J apparent!) more rapid 1han would htt\l' 10 Ix·. ba~d on "mpl) lo,ing t·ng1m· powl'r. and tha1's whl·re we ha\c lO rondu<:t an 1n\CSt1ga11on to <,n· whal happened ," F·urman '>aid. "II w<t'> a 'ildt· force. Evcrvonc wa' thrown aP.tn!>l the ngh1 side of the a1rplanl'.. Wilso n satd. .. In 11\ de'iccnt. the pilot attempted 111 ,1ov. (the aircraft) hy lowering the· landing gear. hut 1he door-. of the: landing gt•ar tore off." he .. aid, adding thut 1he force al'iu rapped off portion\ of tht• .. 1ab1li1er'> 1n the rear -10-12 lcet on tht• ngh1 and fin· fl'e t on lhl' k·lt \It hough 1ht· dnor' of th(' landing &l'a r flew off. 1 ht· gea r\ and wheel\ v.<.·re und<tmagl'll. enahling the plane 10 make a '>afc landing. .. It \Oundcd like lhl' enganc., \lop- ped .. \aid OrlC un1dcnt1ficd pasS<:n- ger "It v.a\dcad '>1lcnt forahoul ti\.C <,t·c·ond' before· 11 happt:ncd ... J.\CK\ON. Ga. (AP) -Former Baptalit m1n1 ster Van Roosevelt Solomon thanked "all the people who tned to save my ltfe." then died toduy 1n Georgia's electric chair for lhc: murder of a rnllegc honors gradual<.' and lonH·n1enn~ '>tore manager. \olonwn 41 . a former ass1!itan1 pa'>IOr al a Bapm1 r hur<.'h tn hi\ hometown of La"'ton. Okla .. wa\ pronounced dead al 12.17 a.m ti~ Ralph Kl·mr \\ardl'll al the (Jl'Org1a Diagno\lll <tnd C las\llit allon ( l'nll'r n1:ar JJl l..\on I k v.a' n crnlt:d lor 1hr I lJ71J munkr 111 RttKl'r Tal kl'tl. an honor., graduU ll' of (;l·orgelOWll l ln1-.er\tl) who managl·d a< obb C ounl} Wn\c- n1tnt l' '>lore hl:t<tu<oc hl' wa' unable 111 \UPr><>rl ha' lanul ~ a\ a ll'a<.'her. \olonwn ""a' thl· tilth man C\· ecutl•d tn C ll'urg1a !itnCC' lhe <,tall' rt:,uml'll u\l ng 1ht· t:ltc:l11l chair 1n l>ctrn1hl:r 1981 following a 19-)ear hiatu\ I ake 'iulumun. 1hrn• of lhl· olhl'I four inmate-. net utcd \lnl'l' 1hcn havl' bl'cn blad I le wa' lhc JM1h pt:r\on c·xcruted 1n 1hc I ln1 1ed Stale' s1nC'l' th<.· ll.S. Supreme Court rl·· 1nc;1a1l·d lhl•tlcath penal!) 1n 1 97fiant~ lhl· "''h thl\ }Car. "'''" \cnlrnrcd 10 dl.'alh lor ~1l ll ng T ac·kt·ll wa\ Brandon Jone'>. al\o known a'> Wilbur Ma). \\ho ,., on dea1h row whllr hi\ niw " tx·1ng appealed. Duri ng Solomon'<, anal. when hi\ attornl')\ \aid (•o.idem:c "'a' wrongl) interpreted. pro-.crutor Tom C harron 'la id ">olomon .. wa' in 1hc huald1ng when Mr. rackett WU\ ~ing l'l(· ecuted. Both defrndt1nl \ \wrc caughl w1 th1n rnche'i of the gun and w1 1h1n feet of thc dt:ccaS<.'d ·· 'iolomun wao, led u nu\\l\lcd in 111 lhl· Jea1h chambrr at LUU am l>rt''>\l'd 111 a white pn\on 11n1furm. he STEAL SOME STYLE THIS WEEK ('Jrf'.ll ')tylP <foc>\n'l s2700 * Lu~f' ltvr>ry dll haolf' •o ~-1·~r.wn\1VI!! for our rrnd wee~ AncJ ,..f-,,.n ,.cu uv• HR '"" of only ~17 • 111>'• 1 "l''f Sl'rv•<t'. en hour No olht'r you·11 fmJ 1h111 our l1mou,1nt com p4ny ho1Jrl{ r.,,,. 1\ v111ually" \tf'ol in !hf New port Stach 1He-11 c1rn Lu1io 1\ rrndy right now. 10 ht lp offtr you 1hr \arT'lf' pricf' Or you ct-lt bratf' 1h1\ wt'I'~ \ \Pf'· prov1dt you with thf ~mf' IM I Ctal l'vtnl 0' ()(Cd\•On Mfl'I ol \frYl(f our attract111tly 1111rl'd chavf Go 1ht itd !11tal ~mt \lylt ft'ur\ f n1oy our ta\trfully todd'( l h""rt"·\ no ru \On to we11 appom1td limou\tnt>•., com for Friday or Sitturday Aher plf'tf' with fully \tO<kt"d Wt'I oll. • ct lebra11on can h4pPfn bar~ Md t1pr11rncf' thf' ariy doy of lhf wtt"k For 1m~c.,blt \fUt(f' y<.u'~ ~~~ lt'St'fVtltOn 01 1nform1111on ll4turalfy f'llPf' words were 1naud1bk 10 the 11 w11nc\'iC'>. '>eatcd an wooden pev.c; 1n an adJt11ning room with 'a 1h1d gla\\ v.andov. \olomon tardull> looked ovt•r the w1tn(•<,\e\. wh1t h 111dudcd {ieorge Kt·ndall. thl' .\mcnc:an < 1\ 11 L1bert1e' I · n1on atlornl'\ "'ho reprc,ented him on appeal and ·bclore the '>tall" Board of Pardon' and Pantle\ Kl.'ndall and \olc1mon luokcd al calh olher momentanl). Solo mon hrokc thl· wnrnu "•th a nod .\\kcd b~ Kl·mp tf he had a final 'li.lll'llll'nl. ~olomon \a1d "l "'ould li ke 10 g1\e m~ hl\.'v,1ng~ to all thl' rcopk who lrll'd tu \<.l\l' m~ ltfl' ... l·ollo\' 1ng a pra~cr h} a m11mter. a l(Uard plau·d a rap on ~olomon·, -.ha \ed hl·ad. ·\ ma-.k wa~ tixed over hJ" fate. and .11 I:! IM a m .. the 2.080- \0lt currl'nt v.a\ aprllcd. fornng 'iolomon·, hrnh up and hulk Prison olfa 1ul\ <,aid h1-, bod~ would Ix· da1ml'd h) hi\ wife. lkatnre. und lakl·n lo a nc.·Jrb~ funaal h11me for l rl·mat111n Prnon' '>r<>kc\man I rt·d ~tl·eple 'aid \olomon nil' .1 la\l meal of :1ppln orangt'\ ral\1n\ and l horolalc Ill' rrt·am < )ul\1dr lhc pmun. ahoul ~() oppo- nl'nl\ ul 1lw t.lt•ath JX·nalh and e1gh1 proponcnl\ "' t:lflllal runl\hment gathl'rcd 1n <a \lead~ rain I hr orponc.·111' <.arnnl \lgn\, man> of wh1l'h had h1hl1ral rl'lnt'llll'\. Onl· read: "Ll'l ht• who" w11hou1 \In t·ast lht• liro;1 \lone.··· f he pl;irnrd\ C:HI 11·d h) lht• ~up flOrlcr\ of lhe dt•a1h JX'nalt> v.cre morc J1rn1 One• \a1d "11.'t me pull lh(' '>~•trh ·· Bumper sticker points to drunk <>"-1 ·\HOM •\ C ITY (AP) -If l>t•lmar Warren doc'ln't drive \tra1,h1 home. pop\ 11110 a tavern lor a quick one. or parks outside a liquor store \harp-eyed p:mcr'lhy may blow the wh1i.tlc on him after read ma the back of his car. That'" hccau\(· Warren's car came" 11 bumper 'l t1cker 1dcnt1fy1na him a1 the wheel (n u convicted drunken driver and askma others 10 monhor his performance. He i'I one of I 0 dri vcrs carry1na the 'tickers on Chc1r cars an the Oklahoma City suburb of Midwest City a1 pan of their sentence for C<>nv1etion of dnvina under the influence. If any of them vaolatcsa list or strict rule -or removes the 1c1ckcr bcfort' ""month• is up -he face\ 30 days an Jlil. Drivcr1 mutt drive with care and consideration. showlna no erratic tendencies on the road. may not park 1n front or any e 1abli1hmcnt scllana liquor. and mu t drive chc car that the sticker is on. uid Midwest City Police C'h1tf Jim Cox. An y driver usin• another vehicle wlthour 1 sucker will race the musk . he.aid. Police check rhc vehicle's odometer 11 tho bt1inn1 n1 and end of chc '1" month• \o bt sure the veh cit haan'c Stmply been torcd in chc aaraac. <;ox 'lid .. Warren. 40. 1~ he lno"'' he dtd wrona b) dr1v1n1 under thr 1nnucnce but he finds 11 cmbarra 1na 10 d~rrtt'lc hi\ rnnv1c1111n • • I Accused Valley madam had' 84 sex conviction Iwo Jima 's vets from both sides return to islaDd Woman scheduled to start county Jail sentence Monday By STEVE MARBLE Olttle0 .... Ne4ttelf \ 45-year-old I oun1a111 Valley woman. arrcttted ~uturday on 'IUSPI· cion of operallng a pro\lltu11on ring that employed as many a~ 20 women and had hundreds of cuii.tomer'I, was convicted on l>1m1lar chargett la'lt year. Marilyn r ord WJ!I \( heduled to l heg1n ~·rv1ng a one-}t·ar county Jail ..cntcnre Monda)' -JU'll two day.-. al\er her lctle\I arre\t, tourt record~ show Coun record.-. ul'>o 1nd1ca1e the woman had rcque'>led that she bc: permitted to pan1npa1r in a work- furl ough program 1hat would allow her 10 spent weekend'> 1n Jatl and wrekdays working. .\ dcn\1110 on 1he work-fuluugh program apparent!) had not been made at the time of her arrco,t. t-ord i~ scheduled to appear in Wcc,t Orange Mun1c1pal Court toda) on the new charge\ ofp1mp1ng. Ford. who reportl·dl) got'\ b} numerou'I othc.-r na me ... wa'i arrt'ltcd Saturda} h} llun11ngton Beach \-ICC officer\ al a I ountain Valley house. The arrnt followed an ongrnng 1n- ve'>t1gat1o n Police cla1ml•d thl· allcgl·d pro'ill· tut1on \en 1n· wa!t opcral<'d out of a hou'>e al 9764 I.a T1c·ra Ave .. a m1ddle-das' neighborhood near the antl'r~t:tion of Rmokhur'lt \trcet and \;h1t•r \H'nUl' Prosututes would be: dittpatchcd to motd rooms or pr1 v:uc re idcncc~ where they would rcndct.•ous with l'ustomers. pol kc allciCd. Cu toment would pay 1n cxccs!I of $100 for the ,ervicc. police afd. · Vi ce officcr11 obtained 11 ~corch warrant for the reMdcnce 'inturday and 11lleaedly 1ntcrt'l'pted call'! at the house from one alleged proM1tute and from .-.cvcral customers w hc:11ina u<·ts of pros111u11on. f>umclu Gibb'>. :n. wn'> auestcd on susp1c1on of ronsp1racy 10 commit prostitution. James 'tuart. l 1. and lbrahun Lahdo. 23. wc.-rc arr<'\tcd on 'u~p1c1on of soliciting an act of pros111u11on. · t\ customer list ol about '00 name~ wasconli5'·ated. pohce~1d No arrest of customers from the h'>I 1\ ~n11c1- pa1cd. 1-l unungton v1c<· offin·r., raided th<' \amt• house la\t Jul) .:!O. arrellting Ford and Jon Borov.11:(. ~4. v.hu wa\ 1den11ficd as the woman\ hu<1hand At the 11mc. p<1l1ct '•ml lhl'\' <,t·11ed a file <·onta1ning a lt')t of cu'>tumer'>. their add res'>. plUl'C\ ol rn1plo} llll'OI and l'VCll u ll'>t of' rl'll·rral\ l U\ln111cr\ hnd pro\ Hied. t\ \l'arth "'arra111 pullll· u'ed claimed van· offin·r.. t·onfi~ullnl 1wo bag'> conta1n1ng a v.h11e p<1'-'dl·r> '>Uh'>talll'l' and \l''"er;JI ph111ograph' of naknl women Rorow1l't wa' ga\l·n .1 1111-da} 'il'ntcntl' a\ an atTe\\or) .ind I ord wa'i \Cntenn.·d lo OOl'•\l"ar an t:O UOI ) Jail on a single chargl' of pandl·rang. court rn·onh shov. Ford '.I.as con' 1t:t1ng on J p1mp1ng lhargc an llJ7h an h e\no dolumenl\ u\l"d 10 obtain a \(."arch v.arr<1n1 '>lak rhl· I uunta1n Valll'\ '-'lllllan pre\· l'nll~ I\ free on s ~s (KIO h.111 'Back then there wasn't a blade. a leaf, nothtnggreen.' one veteran recalled. --IWOJIMA(AP)-Am;ric~1nd Japanese vettransofthe fierce fi ve. week struaaJe to take this rocky speck oflund returned Tuesday 10 place a mcmonal abov~ thesand,o(Jwo Ji ma in hopc~thauo many li ves....:.. 27.000-wiU nevcrbesacnficcd 1n waraaa1n. Fort) ycarsaao this week. three d1\ 1S1onsofU.S. M1r1neswadcd throu1h 1he Pacific.coming ashore on the volcanic ash beaches. 660 m1 les soutll ofTokyo. 1 When the battle ended on March 26. I 94S. nea rly 21 .000Japanese had been annihilated after fightina from cavcsand tunnclsand beingcutofT lrom rcanforccmcnt,.. About 6.800 .\mencans were killed in the fight. one ofthc bloodiest battles an World War I l's four-year campaign in the Pacific. l·or mo<it of the Americans. 11 wa!> 1he fir'>I re turn to the island. which now hu'i srnnll lJ .S. and Japanese military stations. I 1 wa~ an emotion-charged ex- perience both for.thcex-Marioes. who with wives and a few children numher<'d about 280. and the 11 0 Japanese. including 50 of the I .OCXlor '>0 who !lurv1ved. "It 'iure bnng'l back a lot of memonc~. deep down 1 ns1de." said Jo~ph Selby. of Maple Shade. N.J .. who lost all but one ofh1s eight-man machine gun squad 1n 1hc first few manute'>offigh11ng. outcome "hadM!recl impact an brtnJlQI two affff'!haritimc nations. then at odds, to the hlah level of pea~ and cooperation we enjoy today." The ceremony included Manne Corps and Japanese naval bands. Buddhist and Christian prayers. white tclev1s1on crews taped the proceeding.' from every anaJc. The docum<"ntary producer. Arnold hap1ro.1old reporters he had wnucn the 1n~np11on on the aninlte mcm- onal. which was fiunccd by veteran" group'i 1 n lhc U nitcd States and Japan. Th<" ba11lc for the pork<hop '>hapcd island. three miles wide by le.-.s than Ii vc miles Iona, lived on a' the subJert of the 1949 John Wayne film . "Sando,uflwo Jima" and through a widely-known Pulitzer Pntc·wtnntng picture by AP Pho- 1osrnphcr JOl· Ro\Cnthal. showing the raising oft he Am<"rican flag Funding forthc re union and mem - orial came frnm veterans' associa- tions in the United States and Japan The famtl} of Wayne. the late ac1or. ht'lped p:t) for the mt"monal l\mong tho.-.c returning were 1wo ol the approximately 19.000 Americans wounded 1n the assault One wa•.Jacklyn Lum!>. a Manne who had JU'>l turn<'d 17 when he smothered two Japanese hand grenades with his bod) on the battk'i. s.ccond da) saving §everal hudd1<"\ and wounding h1mselfse\crel> Edison 'responsi.Ole' for On of re expenses_. .\mc.-ncan m1htar} 'ilrat<'81!11S wa nt· l'U I wo J 1 ma se11ed for ust' as a ha~ 10 launlh fighterplan<',toescon l:!-:?9 homher'i on raids against maJOr('1 l1e~ •ind 1ndui;tra•I complcx~s an Japan·., homl· 1.,landr. Japan surrendered 1n -\ugu'it 1945, after atomic bomb Jltack!ion H1 ru'ih1maand Nagasaki At thedcd1cat1on cercmony- 1a1lored primarily for an American tcln 1\11111 documentary -1hc for- maenem1e'i cmbraced. sometimes tearful!). and traded souvcn1r<1. The other was( ol ( harlc'l Water- house. 60. of Edison.NJ . the onl} Manne lrom thC' lwoJ1ma hattlcsllll on aCll\ e duty. Then a 20-year-old m11eh1nc gunner. hewa115ho1 through the ~houldt"ron the fifth da}. dunn& the ball le for Moun I ~unbacht . the island's 550-foot dormant volcano. 1 t was thr !klme day that his regiment. the 28th Mannes. ra1St"d the Ameri- can flag on the rocky peak. While lwo·, volcanic fissure!> still belch clouds of sulphurous steam. a po.,1war seeding program b)' the ll.S. .\ir Force long ago turned the barren wc1\tcland of gray ash into grassland and tangled Jungle growth. wnh c .. cn a rl"\\ bra\'(' wildflower ... S.\C 'R .\ME-N I() (A Pl -"iouthcrn California Edl'>on < ·o " rt''>pon\lhlc for selhat·k, 111 11' lcg;.11 effort~ tu fl'l"OUP $56 m1ll1o n ti 'l'>l'lll to fl'J)Ulr fault\ !>tt·am gl·m·rato" at tht• '>an Onotrc 111111 I nut:kar pov.er plant. J •Hate <,tud} har, l'Oncludcd lhl· h1ghl) critatal '>tall report IO lht• \tall' Puhhl l '11hl1l'\ ( 1irnm1\\1011 al\o \3\\ -.hareholder\ and nol ratepa~c" \hnuld hear mMI ol thl· l'Q\l'i or the repa1" Thr 4 f -page repon wm fuded Southern ( uhfornia hll\on and \an Diego (,a, and f:.lcl tm ( mnp:im the minont:r p:innl·r an lhl· \e3\ac.k plant might ha\l' retoH·rl·d 1hl· rt•paart·u.-." an their fl'dl·ral uaun \u11 aga1m1 Wt·'ltinghou\e Clcctm· C orp . the manufacturer of the three ddccta-.c '>learn g<.·ncrator\ Bu t l.d1son offittal'> madr a \l'rtC'> of "1mred1hll· 'itatcml·nl\ (that) \ 1rtuall} doom{'d an) t h:lllll' ol later da1m1ng thal Wc'>l1nghOU\l' \\:I'> Ol"&· hgcnt." the report \a1d . ·1 he rc.-port went on to \3} an 1n vc-;11gat1on had unrovcrt·d ··,om1· ol th{' mo'it ex trcnw c».a mplL'\ of imprudence Wl' have ever d1c,- t'O\-ered .. Bolh utll1t1t'' \Uld ttw~ wcrl' outraged at the tonl· and findingo, ol lhl' report and ha\ e \l:irted a rnm- pa1gn to rnn' inn· the I'll< that lht· rcpcirt l'i prrmutun· and unluir I hl' J>l '< wa\ '>l'hcdukd to wn· \Ider the \laff rernmmcnd;it1lJn Mon- di!\ during deli0crat101'1\ on '-'hl·thcr thc ullhllc!t mu>t rdund S 'i(> mil hon 10 thcirru~tomers But al the rcqUl''" of thc firms. the matter ha\ been rut ofl until next month. ~1d P r( \pokc!lman Walt Thompi.on tr the \tan'' rccommcndat1on " UC't'<'Plcd . rnn'lumer'I will notll'C little change 1n their rlcctm · hill'>, ut1h1y offirn1I\ \Uld fhc)' l'"llOlllll'd II would redurc monthl) clcrtnc htlh h} It'\\ than I rx·rt"l'nt tor thl· lll'll.t three >t'Ur\ \t thl' ht•art of tht· Pl I< 't<.1ff fl'tomml·ndut1on tire '>lale111ent' mack h} Ldl'>on olfiunl' who lned tu t•onv1 ncl0 the t·omm1~\lon Ill upprove ra1c hike\ 1n I 1>8 1 and I IJX2 Wei.I· anghoui.c lnler u\cd lhuw \IUll'nll'nl\ an m court dl•fc.•n\e I or l'\ampk. an fdl\on l'Ollllll'l'I Stanford wants few good men • STANFORD (AP) -Stanford Untvertlty want• 30 men to I votuntMr te»wetch pornographic movle1 whll• r11earcher1 cn•uur• their 1evet1 or MJCu•I arouNI. The Idea of th• erotic , ... arch 11 to try to determine what cau .. men to ex~rlence a decline In M~ual aotlvtty and exclt9'Mnt 11 they age, .. kj Dr. Robert Rowland, 1 r .... rch rettow on the ptoject. Half the votunt..,1 must be bet"MMn the aget Of 21 and 30 Ind the oth« natf mu1t be over 70. eo tMt ,....,eh«• can 1tudy the dlfferenoea In MJCUal arou .. 1 _,,d fUnctlontna In the two • groupt, he lalcf. RoWt1nd uld the reoearcti ~t help tMd tom• light on wttether decllnlng sexual arouMf 11 due to paycfte>toglcal or phyeto- logloel faotora. or a eomblnatlon. 1old the l'lllTillll\\1011 thal We\I· anghouw·, dn1g11 "'"' '"up lo datl' .. and thal "heller alll'rnat1,q· \\\ll'nl\ dad nol C\ "' .. · Ldl\11n Prc'1tkn1 I Inv.a ad \lll·n added 1h.1t a mJnulal 1ur1ng l'11mpan> l ould not Ix· t'\J')l'l ll'll 111 honor a v.arr:anl \ lor rt·plateml·nt enng\ l """ dunng a -.hutdov. n .. T hl'\l' -.H·re 1ntrt·d1hk \IJtl'ml'lll'> for I da\on 10 mul.e IPH'n II'> l..nov.1- edgr th.1111 lould \1>11n tx· 11n uh nl 111 .1lhl'r'>t' l111ga11on .iga1n\I ~ t\t· an~IH>U\t' .. thl· Pl C \tall rl·port '>ll•d rhe \team gl'neratof\ Ill thl· l n11 I rl'llttor lkl>t'IOf)\'J ll'U I..\ Jnd l:IU\ed a I 4-month '>hutd11""n ol l n11 I J unnl/. I 9XO and 11.JX I -c ( , . I • / II wa\at least the 1hird t1mc.· 1hat \Uf\ '' ur'i from both sades had met :and mingled on thl· IOrmrrbattle- fh-ld. and 11 hkth was tht' la'it \uch rl'unwn for lhL·..C gra) ing veteran'>. 1 he' oungl''it of"' hum arc in thl'tr latl· "'' \mong lhl' Japanc'le. at 1ca .. 11wo 14l're IO thl'lf Mil\ In Engli~h and Japanc~. the granau.· marl.l·ru1mmcmora1c' the "rt•unaun of honor" and exprl'SSC"i hope thJt "our 'acnficcs "all alv.a\ \ tx· rl'ml·mhl'rl·d and ncH·r he re-· J')l':lll'<l .. \mong thl''>pcnhe'> "as a me!>\agt· lrom Pre\lden1 Reagan. II pra1.,,cd th<' ··,pant for111uJe and bra\ <'I') (tha1) Jhounded nn all \1dc'> .. and ..aid the t, ··Back thl·n. thc.-rc wasn't a blade a leaf. no1h1ng grcen." said Joe Buck. a ram ht·r and wheat farmer from Chcrol..ec. Okla Thl· altered land\l'3Jll' d1Stoura,aed an~ l hanrc that the .\mencans might he .ihk to help the Japan<"\C gm em- ml·nt an a ts quest to locate thl." remain-; uf 4.000 to 5.000 dead Jara nc.-.c s11ll lx·heH·d toe\ISt an caH''> and 1unnl'l'.o 'ca led offtn 1he Ma n m·\ when thl' <l11:hard dc.-(l'nde" n•fuo,cd tornnll' out ' ' 12romises rco ~eep \\ rdding Plan ... but don't know whnt> to tur n·~ Loo k for the Dail y Pilot' 'pedal Wedding ect1on on Thur.da y, Februnrv 28th. You 'II learn all vou nf>r<l to know about all mann r of wedding fin r . protOC'ol pomp an<l ceremon y · . and a wholr lot more to make vour wrdding da y - a pN·ial mPmory. Make note not to mi . thi xciting i u on Thursday, February 28th!! c <.. ._ .... ___ _ OrMg(t CoMt DAILY PILOT/W~. ,_mry ... 1•••A7 Johnnie Walker Red Label Scotch 86 Proof I 7'> L 11e1 UQUOllAMPWJCl IUS ""8.-tNltEIATt s.• 1,,.,., ol tbe Month: J. LOHR ...... _...,.,, ....... ('IS)391 ~--~ ... --.._J i..tw ......................... c..-~_.,.._ ......., '°'i ~ ~ YOU "'"' 1 01 r,,o ""' Cluh .~., T o nac Water GanSl_t>r Alt> or ~lt1er I L11er 59~ ¥1595 ~_ (UJUTS) ....,..__ Kavlana Vodka . or Stanton's Gin 172& $""*AH., Cosra ltu · ""': 145-1111 5151 Wlrltf' AH., hltit1t11 ltac• · ,._: 14M141 25171 lhlrlll41, llHIM Yitft · "-: 144-1437 10932 West•sttr, C.•t1 GrtH · "-t: 131·4145 211 Sott• [ICIW Att., auw. · ,.;_.: Hl-1112 14411 C1htr Dritt, lnlH · P-.: 551 ·2157 .......... 1111 .... L. .......... ~ ........ ~11.1• -coast residents I • honored by_ OC Girl Scouts Sax local residents received awards dunna the recent Recognition Dinner of the C arl Seoul Council of Orange County. Juhl' JacobSt"n of Newport Beach and Sharon Libby of Hun1ing1on Beach received Adult Appreciauon Pins. Jim Bednar of lrvint' was presented the Good Guy of the Year Award. Laurie Rhea of Huntington Beach got the Loving Cup. The naml' of Lisa Hinshaw of Newpon Beach was inscribed on the honor roll of the council's Camp Sch,erman. Margaret Shepard of Huntington Beach re· cchcd a pin for 40 )cars involvement w11h Girl Scouts. Traffic panel openbJg Chen. Lon Peck and Barbera Stanley of Huntington Beach were amona 97 Dec-ember araduatet. - Gay center coan•lor The Gay and Lesbian Community Services Center of Orange County named Judith M . Doyle director of counseling services. The new director is a mamagc and famil> therapist an pri vate practice. Her pan-time poo;uion in the Garden Gro\C-bascd agenc) will consist of supcnising the center's psy- chotherapeutic act1v1 11es Glrl Scout coo~e. Military appreciation 1~ lHf SE R\ICl Coast soldiers in NATO exercise Four local soldiers were involved in a NATO-sponsored e crcise by panicipatlnJ in the Army'! refurn of forces to Germany (REFORGER) 1985. They were ·,,. Br.« D. Bluclaard, son ofV1rgin1a Blanchard of San Clemente: Spec. 4 Kelly E. Hensandez, son of Lura and Caspar Carrasquillo of Huntington Beach: Spec. 4 Jobe R. Gough 111, son of Diane French and stepson of Willard French of Fountain Valley. and Pvt. William E. Dennis, son of Od1lc M. Dennis of Costa Mesa . • • • Darrell S. Mosley, son of Manne Costa Mesa residents are invited to appl) for pos111ons on the city's Traffic Commm1on. Applicants mu\t submit resumes describing their backgrounds and transportation philosophies to Ci~) Manager Fred orsabal b) 5 P.·m March I . The Girl Scouts w I be selling cookies in local shopp·R& centers from March 8to 24. This will be the last chance to bu) them 1n 1985. The mone) raised will be U!>cd for troop act I\ It ies. Senlor CoancU members Three local residents were sworn into the newly elC<'ted count) Senior .\dv1soryCounc1l Executl\ e Board during a recent ccremon). The American Le&lon Newport Harbor Poet 291 recently honored alz aervtcemen at the poet'• military appreciation night. Honor- ed were Army 8&t. l•t ClaN Robert Meyerboter, left, alarlne Lance Cpl. WU- Uam Henderaon Jr .. Alr Force Senior Airman Allen Graham, Navy Petty Officer let Cl••• Michael Perry, Marine Sgt. Michael McCarty and Marine Cpl. Lori Bradley. ( orps gt. MaJ. Larr) and Irene Mosle' of Irvine. has been com- missioned a second lieutenant through th.c Air Force ROTC' pro- gram and has earned a bachdor's degree at Cal State Fresno. • • • "itafT Sgt. Mlcbael K. Tierney, son of James and Mary Tierney ol Fountain Valle). has graduated from the Un1vcrs1ty of Colorado. Colorado Springs. under the Airman Education and Commissioning Program. T1erne} will enter Officer Training 'ichool at Lackland Air Force Base. TC\as. and will be commissioned a .. ernnd lieutenant in the Air Force upon graduation. Current comm1ss1on mrmbers arc bdng asked to reappl) tor their posts Jlllltary .chool A Fountatn Valley resident. Ste" en Holladay. has enrolled at the Kemper Mili tary School and College an Boon- ville. Mo. for the second semester. Holladay is a high school SOP.homore and active 1n academic military ~nd athletic programs. Winnen Circle moves The Winners Circle. Toastmasters Club 3033. has relocated to the South Coast Chnstian Church at 792 Wesl Victoria Ave .. Costa Mesa. Tbe. Toastmasters Oub-is nt}n- denominat1onal and open to all persons who want to increase their self-confidence and 1mpro' e oral communicat1on skills th rough puhhl· speaking. Computer club ~n IBM personal computer user.,· club has recenll) formed at Orangl' Coast College The month!> ~or!.. shops are scheduled for Saturda) mornings beginning Feb.25. The fee 1s S2. More information can be obtained at 432-5880 Flne am volunteers The Irvine Fine Arts Center 1n Heritage Parle is looking for "olun- tecrs for the fiflh annual Youth Art Day on March 23. Workshop instn1c·· tors. tour ~u1des. greeters and con· cession assistants arc needed. The festivities will last from l<l a.m. to 3 p.m. More 1nformat1on ran be obtained at 660-3600 Law graduate• Sixteen local residents ha"e re- ceived ajuns doctor degrees from the Orange County-based Western ~talc Uni versity College of law. . Gwen Malone-Gwinup and John Wallace of Balboa; Nancy Abrams. Walter Albrecht. Katherine Jor- gen~n. Patncia Keeton-Murdock. Mane Molnar. Joan Pcnfill and Yvonne Shen of Ne~pon Beach; Grainne Hardiman and Diane Hinch of Costa Mesa: Joseph Baker. Curtis The Orange County Supervisor Chairman Thomas F. Riley admin1v tcrcd the oath of office to Clarence Nedom and Roben Cove\ of Irvine. Brenda Ross of NewpQrl ·Beach and othl·r members. The elections to the Cahfornaa ~·nior Legislatu re will take place on March 12. More informa11on 1s available at 834-7513 and 543-9543. Cancer Soclety moves The Orange Count) di\ 1s1on of the ~mcrican Cancer Society has moved from Ne~rl Beach to f 503 ~ (\iast Dri'e In ( osta Mesa. Thr new telephone number to the cancer \Ol 1cty office. open \\Cekda) s from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m .. 1s 75 1-0441. Volunteers are being sought by the SOCll'I) to help with office filing and 1~p1ng. Student volunteers More than $:?:?.000 worth of com- m unit) sen ICl' ~as donated b) ~tu dents part1c1pa11ng in Orange ( oas1 College·., \'ulun tcer Service Ll·arning Program during the 19M4 fall \CrT)CSter Thr prc1gram attracll'd 11 I \tu- Llent\ ~he> oOrred 4.hW hours ol sen Ill" to 'uch agl·nc1c~ as the l Inned \l.'a, 'I.larch nfD1mcs. ~mencan Red ( rn" Jnd the ,l . .,.. pon-Mesa 't MC ~ .. llaJ th~· '>IU<lt:nl~ been raid for thl'lf 'olun ll'l'f ~or!... the dollar 'alul' .,..ould ha\l' lx'C'n $22.225 ·· '>aid "Jt h~ Dun dm·nur uf the rnllcgr\ 'oluntecr '>en ll"l' program ··v. c fed these students made ;1 \lgn1ficant contribu11un 10 the11 lom- mun11~:· DufT.,a1J Mesa appointment James B. Gallacher was recent!\ appointed to fill a vacanc) on tht Costa Mesa Sanitary D1s1nct Gallacher replaces Ste' en R Smith. who resigned. Ciallacher is a past presid ent of Gallacher C'ompan1. as .... ell a\ G & G Eng1neenng Contractors Inc. A Costa Mesa resident since 1945. he also serves as president of the Newpon Harbor Lions Club. J Arts Center trustee Thoma P. Kemp. prt•sident of the ncwl~-formcd Beatrice Dry Grocer) Group. has been appointed as a trustee for the Orange Count} Per- forming Arts Center. KC'mp. former chairman and chief cxecutl\cofficerfor(oca-Cola in Los ~ngclcs. also served as the com- missioner of the field hocke" com- pc11t1on for the 1984 Summer 01~ m- p1c'>. The Laguna Beach resident said the ..amt• C\Cllment surrounding th e Summl'r Game'> can also be seen 1n lhdunc.i-raLSing act1q11e f-Or the am ll'nll'L ~1ort than $60 m1lhon has bel·n garnl·red for the construction and endowment of the ce nter. which 1s C\IX'Ctcd to open in Cktobcr 1986. Protectlng chlldren State ~l·n. "1anan Bergeson. R- Nl'" port Beach. has been asked b} Go' Dl·u!..mcJian to carr) leg1sla11on \\h1ch 1.q1uld require 'oluntcer or- gan11at1on' that work with youths to rerord fingerprints of their paid r rofc,.,1<in al stall Angl''>on -;aid the hill would help rl'm11\l' the 'if)l'tttr of doubt ul flOh"nllal ahu'>e'> 10 children in\.Ol\ed \'Ith 1olunll'l.'r organllation' ( urrrn tl~ ( ahforn1a la'"" require\ d:" t .irt· n·ntcro, to run check!. on c mpl11~cr., .... orl>.1ng with children Thr prolln'al.,.. ill. h~ IJ". extend that rt•quircml·nt 10 'oluntecr organ11a- 11on'> l lw hill '" part of Deu!..mt·11an·, I '18" Puhlll" ~afi.·t~ Program. Reflectors for hydrants \mall blue rcnectorc, arc being placed 1n front of the estimated 4,000 fin· h)drants in Costa Mesa to help firl·lightcrs find tire h)drants at night I he reflector' arc placed out on the '>!rt·cts and can be casil ) seen at 1n the dark ( :ipt Ron Mt:M1n1m) \31d he 1n111att·d thl· local program. used c\tcnc,1' ch throughout the state. after ht• had trouble finding a h>drant .,..h1k re\pond1ng to an evening fire. An Inventory Reduction SALE 30% OFF Everything in the Store -This is Our Own Stock Regularly Sold in Our Store •Chains •Rings •Pendants •Pins •Earrings •Figurines •Watches • Bracelets •Necklaces •Charms •Mountings • Art Objects Sale ends when the i~ventory has been reduced to the level reconunended by our accountant. Don't miss out ... Come in early for your selections. UM Your Vi8a or M uterCard No Hou•• Charge• All Sal .. Final c R CHARLES H. BARR Wtstcl1ff Plau at 17th and Irvine Ntwport Buch. C1lif. 92663 WESTERN MEDICAL CENTER SANTA ANA January 23 Debra and Richard Allen. In inc. girl J anuary 27 ~rlene V. and James M. Spdlm1 re. In inc. boy ManAnn and Scott Hunter. Costa Mesa. boy January 28 Mr. and Mr~. Russ Anthom Wood. Fountain Valley. girl · January 31 Ellen and Ken Carter. ( osta Mesa. bo} FOUNT AlN VALLEY COMMUNITY HOSPITAL February 4 Susan and Michael Fuchs. Hunt- ington Beach. bo) February 5 Tu~ Ngu~cn and Danh Quarh. Fnun- ta 1 n Va llq. bo} Man and .\lfred Brac kett. Hunt- ington Bearh. girl Teresa and Frank Starr. rounto1n Valle). bo) February 6 Man and Laurence Dick. f ountain va11e,. oo' · -February 7 Joan Hone) ~di. Fountain Valle) girl Kaun and Mirhal'I Steadman. Hunt- ington Beach. girl Donna and (jrl·gol) Young. Hunt· ingwn Beach. girl February 8 Julia Robcns and ~ndre~ Burbani.. Huntington Beach. bo~ Michele and Kell} Hopkins. Hunt- ington Beach. boy Kimberl) and Jame<, Kingsland. Hun11ngton Beach. girl February 9 Tamara Vallier and Lonnie Watson. Huntington Beach. girl HOAG MEMORIAL HOSP IT AL February 1 Mr. and Mrs. Daniel McCarth~. Huntington Beach. boy February 2 Mr. and Mr!>. Gordon Patton. I lunt- ingtoo Beach. b<>y /- February 4 Mr. and Mrs. Yosh1non lsh1ka~a. Huntington Beach. girl Mr and Mrs. Gal) Hunt. Newport Beach. bo) Mr. and Mrs. Gan Black. Hunt- ington Beach. boy · February 5 Mr and Mrs. ~ouis Liu. In inc. bO\ Mr and Mrs. Rand' John Hunt- ingtun Beach. girl · Febrvary G Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gal fin . In 1111:. bo' Mr. and Mrs. Chm10pher Knight. C1)\ta Mesa. girl February 7 Mr: and Mr~. Gan rud.a. Hunt· 1ngton Beach. bo~ · Mr. and Mr!'.. Donald lklllrns. Hunt- ington Beach. bo~ Mr. and Mr!>. Pntnd Murrh\. Foun- t:.11n Valk~. girl · Februat) 8 Mr. and Mr\ ~rnll Mc"n1gh1. In inl'. girl Mr. and Mr<. C1an \\. 11"1. ( O\ta Ml''>a. bo~ · February 9 \1r and Mr'>. Donald Jaegl·r. Hunt· 1 ngton 8l'arh. g1 rl Mr and Mr'> Da' 1d Rc1gl'I. C O\t:I Mesa. bO\ Mr and Mr'>. "ih<l\\fl ( ·amptx·ll.< mta Mesa. bo~ lfllMANA HOSPITAL HUNT- INGTON BEACH J anuary 31 Mr. and Mr'>. Ph1hp W "i1rul'1)1g. Huntington Beach. bo} February I Mr. and Mrs. Jamee; £d"ard Ha r- rigan. Fountain Valle). bu~ February 6 Mr. and Mrs Nichola., J. Farkac,, H un11ngton Reach. girl Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. alcn1ud1. Huntington Beach. bo) February 7 Mr. and Mrs. George I I l·onarcl. Huntington Beach. girl February 8 Mr. and Mr!>. Robert D JorJan. Huntington Beach. girl • • • .\ir Force Senior Airman Thomas P. Benedet&I, c;on of Barbara A lknedc111 of Laguna Beach. has arm•ed for duty at Castle Air Force Base. Calif. Bennedeui. an adminis- 1ra11on spcc1a hst with the 2035th I nformat1on S) stems Squadron. was pre' iou'il) stationed at Elmendorf .\ir Force Base. Alaska. • • • Arm' Pvt. Robert P. Henderson. '>On of Harold P. Henderson of Dana Point. has graduated as an armor crewman at the U.S. A.rrny Armor <ichool in Fort Knox. K>-• . . .\irman Marlin I. Beardeaux, son of Martin and Audrenc Bcardeaux ol Costa Mesa. has graduated from the ~1r Force personnel spec1ahst course at Kl·eslcr .\ir Force Base. Miss. lkardcaux. a 1981 graduate of Edison High 5chool 1n Huntington Beach. ~ill o;er' e w11h the 15th Air Base C1rour at Hickam Air Force Base. Ha"a11 • • • Darrell J. Reyes, son of Juan Reyes of San Juan Cap1 .. trano. has been promoted to the rank of senior airman 1n the Air Force. Reves 1s a m1ss1k fal'lhl1C!. spcc1ahst With thl' 308th M1sc;ile Maintenance Squadron at L111lc Rock .\ir Force Base . .\rk. • • • .\1rman Gary T. Crowley, son of Rozanne Mailander of Costa Mesa. has completed basic training at Lack- land ~ir Forcl' Base. Texas. Crowlc' "111 rt•main at Lackland for spcc1ai- 11cd training 1n the security pohce lkld. • • • .\ir National Guard Airman Scoll MacLean, son of Donald and Barbara Maclean of In inc. has graduated rrom the ~ir Force personnel spcc1al- 1c;t course at Keesler Air Force Base. M 1ss. Maclean. a 1978 graduate ol t t n1vl'rs1t~ High chool in Irvine. will \Cn c with the 8 I 29th Student Flight at MofTett A.1rlil'ld. Calif. PARTY CENTER ~. ____ ., ~·-·· \,. 11• --~, .. .,,. ,. .t~ CELEBRATIONS I orme.r1,· Whlrllll• 801 W. B8ker la t W. of Brl tol 979-8570 I • p ... -" ()r8f9. COMI DAILY PtlOTIWedl 11 f .. , ..... _, .. Better definition of proper teacher conduct needed America has historically demanded high moral standards of its public school teachers -and, for the most part, gotten them. From the earliest days of this nation, we have expected those who would teach our children to provide not only knowledge of readin', 'ritin' and 'rithmetic but a model of unassailable character as well. When we were a more agrarian society, it was not unusual for teachers to lose their jobs for drinking alcohol in publk places or succumbing to amorous instincts without the benefit of marriage. America marched to the beat of a pretty straight-laced drummer in those days. Today, even the most conservative among us are a lot more liberal than our great-grandparents were. We recognize that 'teachers are as entitled to pnvate lives as anyone else and we' have expanded the limits of community morality. But, within that context, we retain the right to expect our teachers to set a good example for our children. We just define .. good" differently today. In Huntington Beach's Ocean View School District, the teachers and the trustees are engaged in a debate over the district's attempt to define unacceptablc;_moral behavior in black and white. The trustees want the new· language -regulating such things as insubordination, negligepce, offensive or abusive conduct or language, dishonesty, immorality, drug-taking, habitual absenteeism and lying-written down so they can take advantage of hew state law that permits disciplinary action against faculty. The teachers are outraged. Their president, Bertha Mosher, calls the_pro..Q<>sed contract article the ''Victorian Clause." It is regressive, she says. Restrained but firm action against New Zealand urged There have to be consequences for breaking a treaty - the United litates on the matt~ Qf i-.... ~~-·-~e""pr:oying tfielheater nuclear Maybe so, but that's not the real problem with the trustees' proposal. The contract language on the table is so vague as to 'enable the district to fire any employee at will. Without defining in specific terms what constitutes insubordination. the trustees have given administrators lice nse to teqninate anx teacher who might shoot an anJrY glare at his supenAisor. By fatling to define abusive or offensive language, they are openin~ the door for firings that might really stem from personal friction. 0 Who's to define what's immoral conduct?" Mosher protests. The trustees. of course. There is nothing wrong with the district setting reasonable standards for employees who. by si mply showing up for work in the morning, become models for impressionable young people. But if the district trustees lack the courage to define those standards clearly, if they are too inept or too lazy to define them. or if they arc maliciously seeking to build into the teachers' contract a weapon they can use at their wnim. then the whole idea should be scrapped. Youn6ster~ request park , be bullt for them to play in To the Editor: have to play in the streets which 1s very dangerous. I hope that the park be bu1h before I am much older and go off to college. Enclosed arc the signatures of kids. who feel the same way I do. M.\GGIE REDFERN Laguna Beach My name is Maggie Redfern. I am 11 years old. I live on Balboa Avenue which as you know is right across the street from where a park was to hpve been built four years ago. I have lived here all of my life along with my 9- year·old sister. Carrie. We ha \e never had a safe place to play. I think that 11 I is about time that the proposed park Edllor's nore: 16 or her children co- be built in Arch Beach Heights. Kids signed rhis lerrer. ,J 911 only number most know 1 To the Editor: I Referring to your article "Many ----- Well now. is this one of those situations 1n which it is appropriate to recall the insignia on the Kennedy coat of arms. "Noli lrasci. Sed Vindica" -"Don't Get Mad. Get Even"? On that and related ques- tions. a few observations: I. In 195 I. the Anzus Pact was promulgated. binding Australia. New Zealand and the United States to mutual defense. Now as a reahsttc mauer. there 1sn'1 an~ thing Ne\Ao Zealand can at this point do for the l 'nated States. and preetous little 11 can do for itself. shourd it be<'ome the target of communist 1mpenalism. New Zealand's milttaf) force is about half the size of the police force ofNt>w York Cat) (which b} the wa) should be larger). Its na,al fighting force 1s fo ur aging frigates. New Zealand. although a largt' 'itrctch of country. has a small populauon (about 3 m illion) and. under the circumstances. 11 is un- reasonable that it should maintain a half-dozen fighting divisions. On the other hand\ Switzerland has twict' as man) pcop c. and nearl y evcl)one 1n Sw1ucrland o'er 10 and under SO spends thret' weeks a year in the arm) II is in a wa) a proud and graceful gc.,ture for Sw111erland 10 sa) that 11 \\1 11 no1 JOin an) alliances. thank )OU \Cf) much. but b) the wa). 1f ~ou a1tcmpt to <1tep '"er our '10' cre1gn1~. you will disco' er that for 'er) good reason no one has a11emptc.-d 10 do so for about 800 ~cars. 2. o\ccordingl). 11 follO\AoS 1ha1 a WILLIAM F. BUCKLEY mutual defense treaty between New Zealand and the United States is one that says. 1n effect: We . New Zealand. will offer you the use of our real estate and our harbors. You. the United tates. w1.ll..offer us the militar) we can't come uP"w1th ourselves. or else don't choo~ to come up with. Noy,. viewed in that way. the refusal of the Labor ~overnment headed .b> Pnme Minister David Lange to provide harbor hospitality for our des1royer 1s an unequ1' ocal moral' 1ola11o n ofa treat~ obligation. II 1s probabl~ also a formal' 1ola11on. The United States has se' eral altema- tl\ cs. the first tx·1ng to proceed as though nothing had happened; the !>t'cond '" to declar<: that the mutual defense treat} is no longer bi nding on the United States: the third as not so much to retaliate economically. but to respond with reference to a revised relationship between the two cou11- 1ries. J. We cannot take the first step be-cause the poli11cs of the world will not allow 11. If wl· could keep the whoh: thing a secret. 11 might be a good argument for simply wa111ng until the lcf\1 s1 distemper 1n New Zealand wheezes away. But alread). for instance. the Green Part\ of West Germany is wild with delight. and the echochambersofpacafi'im 1n the Lo"' ( ountnes are clamonng to do their version of the same th ing. to say no lo weapons-that are the backbone of our defense system in Wcstem Europe. Just as little Albania was the solvent that resulted in ejecting Taiwan from the United Nations. so New Zealand could be the Jenkins' Ear in a sweeping unilateralism that would take an o\ustralia (already jittery). the LowCountnes.and,cventually. West German). which would mean the end of the alliance system. So that something needs 10 be done. 4. But calmly. The State Depart· ment should set a date. thrtt or four months down the line. at which the .\nzus powers m~t again to redefine Y.hat 11 is that they owe to each other. If New Zealand there takes the position that the Uoated States owes 11 nothing at all. then tbe U nited States 1s entitled to say. after •pPropnatd) regretting the dissolution of the o\nzus Pact. that a corolla" of that dissoluuon 1s 10 place New Z~aland in the same camp with the neutralist pow<."rs 1n the matter of trade preference. .\n admmistrauon spokesman was quoted 1.ast week as sa)ing that preferential trade treatment for New Zealand has been based on its being "a loyal and fai thful ally ... Those of us who believe in free trade wnh everyone who isn't out to destroy us would reluctantly endorse the for- feiture of preferential trade. But there has got 10 be some consequence in breaking a mutual defense treaty with the United States. partaculart) when such action in New Zealand. the remotest civahzed country on earth, can lead to firecracker action reaching nght to the borders of the Iron Curtain. WUH•m Buctl~y Is • sTJHIJclllH col•m.UL . residents misusing 91 1 phone number." Feb. I. I offer the comment that part of the problem may be found in the inconvenience to the caller of locating an alternative to 911 . At my house we have a Pacific Bell book. a GTE neighborhood book. and a Luskey Harbor telephone directory. In each instance. only the number9 I I is listed under the front cover or on the facing page. To locate an alterna- tive police number it 1s necessary to research the books for government offices and then guess which of the listed numbers to call. I would suggest that an alternative. 24-hour. infofmation number be listed on the same page. as the 911 !~stings. ~ogether with a brief instruc- tion for its use. SAM WRAY Newport Beach Trutltis, president'snot a big spender on defense Let's take a vote on the alrport Document shows Reagan actually has To the Editor: This \\uulJ :.llU\Ao Ill\: ~upcn-i~o~ and big money who the real boss ol Orange County as. s p ent less on defen se than predecessor I would lake to see a referendum to elimmate commercial airlines from John Wayne Airport. THOS. B. CATTER ON · Ve Atura \\ \SHI NGTO -Onl· of thl.· _Tlme to act on OC problems holll'\I document\ in\\ a\hangton "a singk hl'l'I of dl)-ao;-du,1 tigure' prepared b~ the Senate .\rmcd ~·r \IC\'\ ( omm1ttcc. Both thl· \\h1t(' Hou~· and the Repubhcan,·o n- trollcd rnmm111ee ha' e bel'n afraid 11 To the Editor: The three basac.: problems an Orange County -housing. transportation. and child care -could be solvc<l relatively quickly and easily if the powtrs in leadership would Just take the "bull by the horns.;· and do 11 instead of complainin1 .. Housina? Build hiah nscs just like in any other bi& city. Transportation'! ny intell11cn1 enainccr w\th jusl a lilllc vision wall aive you kveral workable uue . lions.. uch as bualdana o monorail in the middle d1v1dcr of 1hc C'o ta Mc Frttway. uch con 1ruct1on could be .. OAANGE COAST llillJPllt done without disruption to currcnL _ will leak out Their fears ha1rt coml' 1raffic. true Cha Id care'! T~at ju t takes govern-The document. a cop) of wh1rh w+i\ mcnl leadership to o~nizc the obt:uncd by my associate Dale \'an pr1va\~ K"Ctor to do 1he JOb -tax .\tt:l actuall) contains nothing 1nccn11ves. le~s red tape or no red tape 'ita~pcd with a "'Ceret'' or other flt all or outright governmental sup-1 fi ·"' d ·a t e 1 1 t' port. • c a s1 ll'u c~1 na ion. u 1 pu .. We hve in the bcsl place in thC' t~ether neatl) and uccanctl~ 1h.c world and wedeS(!rvc to ho"c the vi:n· figures that debunk Ronald Reagan !> bc~t for ourscl1re nnd our nciJhbor' 1magt• a!. n world~lass dcfen~ ~J)l·nd: Let'!. stop talkina and st.an doana and er -n~d th:u s the '«r~t th~ do at now' prl'!\1dcnt s inner C'att'k docsn t want the publ11: to kno". THOM.\ WOODS. M.D. In a nut\hdl. the comml\lct com· Ncwpon Bea h p1la11on \ho"' a ~tead)' and &ro'<'ana cro ion in the lh·e-ycar dcft'nsc H. L. lchw.U Ill ,r ... Zlftl lifl~(Ot OI Tom Taft ~ -r •r OI ir,. .,._, ~I »0 ~I "-1 LI 18 .... A4rt-Wf t Ill • I C' ly l:Cloll:'W spcnd1n1 plan Rcqan announC't'J with mul'h fanfare an Marth 19 I In fa t. the liaurc how that Rc~n·, comproma\C on &ht dc~n~ budget hi\(' put ha pc:nd"'I prrfomu1ncc bel,\w tht fiY('·)CI' ~nd1n1 proposal ofJ1mmyC1ncr. whom the Rcpublacan\ havt M\CT' tu~ 6( dcndin 11 "'°ft on dcfcn .. ~ """-CA v Cr ... IMft " ~• cu.• Thi~ 1 n 1 to u~~t that Rcatan h1m~ll i \On on d\'lcn\C. or that h<' ha r~' :J 1n lO<:on r~ 1onal pr~ uh.' to trim the Pentagon's budgets. Quite the <:o ntrnl) · Reagan has undoubted- !\ go11cn more bucks for the Penl3gon thJn an) n.•tx-nt president could ha' e But 11 dOl·~ illustrate on e again the durnbaltt) of Reagan's Teflon coating. Wh1k comprom1s1ng awa} a\ least SI 6 b1ll1on of his IQ81 fi,e-)-car plan. Reagan has stall managed to maintain has image as the John Wa ) ne of defen~ s~nders. The White House is under· 'ltnndabl reluctant to star up mil itant hawk. b>• ttvcahng their hero's .. pra1- mnus1·· occepu1ncc of political rcah· I) The Armed Scrv1cc$ C'ommmtt. likewise. wants to k~p the prttadcnt'' \Ccrct saft to pttvtn\ a huc--and-cT) from oro-malttary p~urc aroups demand1n a baaer defrnsc budget than the rommmtt has a pra)er of 1enan throuah Con1rc . Hett arc the committee fiaurc that are embamn an.a to the White Hou : ~-cordina 10 Rcapn·, 19 I fhc- 'car plan. the Penta on,,., ... to ha\t ~18~ balhon t 1pend 1n Ii I )'Car lC> .!. What Ille m1htar) Ktuall tot •'I S• ~lh n In In FY 19 t the Pcni.aaon 'It.a to ha'c fO'IC'n S.!2~ btlhon. Rtapn sttt led tor S t 6 bitlt<m k'u. In f) I ~8•. the pp btl~n plan anJ pcrforman~ hid jumped to S.19 balhon and for ti al 1 Q S. the JACK AIDEISOI commmce eo;t1malcs that the Pen· tagon \Ao 111 probahh \pend Sl54 ballton. or $50 hallton lt''i'l than Reagan propokd hack in I ~81 Finally. the fi\C•\Cnr rlan callC'd for Pcntagqn )~ndang ol S.'43 billion in fiscal 1986. l'he president has alread) set his sights on $57 b1lhon lcs!>. and ma\ wind up comproma'iing C\Cn moi-t. The total fi\.e·\ear difference betw~n plan and pcrformanC'e -or betwC'C'n rhetonc and reah t} -'' SI 6 b1ll1en. The rtm:arkablc thing 1\ that the pre"d('nt l\as "'-Oft ne11hcr the orn ol the ha11rk nor the pna1sc of the do\ e\ for h1 quiet, SI Sb--h111io n eom- prom15e Wh:u makes at e'en more rt'· marublt a that R~ n' ma ho 1magt" as 11ll 1ntacl amon1 the pubh 11 laf"(l' -as l\ art<'(~ Y.amp 1 ondckn . y,t "en C-anc-r·, u~lv ··50ft .. ckfcn~ bud&tt plan call~ for ~ndana a total o(Sl8 balhon .wt O\t'f the th C<-)ar pc-nod than Rcapn -Ill h:SH' \pt"Ot, Jttd ...,.,.... Is •• , ........ ~ "91UHtltL --.: iJ .. Wau ltcosts more to eat healthy Would you like 10 be thin? OK. arc you rich? No? Then it isn't Soi._ to be easy. Think about il. Do you know many fat people who arc rich? • People on dlds .. Y more for a can of peaches PKbd in water than tMy do for a can pecked in wattt. supr. and IOdium curate. Rccmtly I s~eycd several major svpennarUU and · compared prices °" Lbtir dftlic Of .. ,isht" fooa items withprictsontbeirrqularitnns. The ~names weR ~same. .~.-~kcd canned goods such as soup. ircen beans. beets. tomatoes. and fruit cocktail. Marp!ine. salted and unsalted. sourdough bread. with and without sugar and preservatives. gelatin. and peanut buttCT WCTC in- cluded too. In every case. with one exception. you pay from I to 14 cents more per l ounce for a product that-U-wit~ --- salL supr and prnervatives. I began to read the labels. Now that's a way to lose wei&ht. Just reading what's in a can Ot-60up - besides the items you a~ famiJiar with such as tomatoes. sugar and saJt -is enough to make you shudder every time you walk dowq the soup aisle. Peanut butter was the winner. The dietetic peanut butter listed a single ingredient -peanuts. It was 14 cents an ounce more than a leading brand of peanut butter that contained all the no-no's -supr. salt and some I won't mention. If I d id. you would never ghc )Our child another peanut butter and ,clly sandwich. and peanut buner and ,clly sandwiches are u much a pan of growing up as runny noses. The one nception I found was light ma)onna1se. That was actuall~ a penny less per oun~ than the regular ma \.onna1se . .\las. man cannot hvc on mayonnaise alone. We all know labor 1s high. but do tht• union contracts stipulate that a food packer must ge\ a bonus for not putting something 1n a can. boulc or batter'! • I don't object to losing pounds. I do obJecl to losing money. Why should y,.e pay more for something packed 1n water than for something loaded with those 1ngred1ents the FD.\ as SUSPICIOUS or I asked the manager of the store. He didn't knoY.. but he gave me the phone number of the main office and told mt' to call and ask one of the bu)-ers. I called four umes. Finall) the bu~cr'!i. secretaf). after ins1 st1ng on kno"'ing wh> I was calling_ gave me the phone number of the sales rcpf'C'Sentat1ve of a maJor food pack- ag1ng corpo~t1on with ~horn the) do busine s The sak~ n:prescntat1ve \\as pleasant. but a hlllc vague. She said <,0meth1ngabout suppl) and demand. and ne\Ao products on the market rnst1ng more. and ended by !la)ing the~ had no control o'er retail pnccs. It's enough 10 dnve )OU 10 dnnk. That won't cost )OU an) ell.Ira. I did not find an) hght. beer or wane that CO\I mort' than the regular. I did not run across an1r that cost less ei ther Pt•oplc on 3 diet should organw:-. Stand on \our l'-'O fat feet and shout. "Wh) am ·1 pa~1ng more for less:·· and then waddle out of the market. 1 don·1 \A.ant 10 discourage an)OOt' \Ao ho 1\ II) ing 10 lose \\eight. but 1f you weigh mon· than )our assets. )'OU m1gh1 ha' c 10 consider either embcnhng or moonligh11ng. Rcml·mtx·r. llnh the nch can afford 10 do \Ao 1thout · Col•m111s1 AJto W~lls 11'·-rt la l.aJflHNIKftl. L.M. BoYo He delivers to dead l' er the t•ntre prcneucr: '\ ~!of. nc\'lman in ~outh Flonda wa~ ret"ttt· h told hC' sufTC'rcd a \t'rminat 1llnns that lcf' him onl~ a hon while 10 ""~· lk prompt!~ put an ad an tk ne\Ao'ipapcrs. olTenna to dch,er pcr-~nal mess.age at $10 ~ch lO tltolic alrcad~ dee-cased Report i he' gl'tt ma chttk o t1i1.o 1cbru ire 'tnpCd ahkc. I( \OU don·1want10 tal._ about tcbras, \Ou can ' the Sime about t\att\. \\ md '~"d•na a& 10 f~t per SC'C'Ond. accord1 lo tht wc.athtt reportc". •~ a "h t bfttt(' ... h. that haht hn.-crc. 1 ~hll ou•"t a<>t 1n )O\irc no ..,h n )ou'rt bfcathina normalh L.M IJt >' • 1 •tllr• trfl " ~., .. .. .. . AlO OtMQll eoa. DAILY PILOTIWedneeday, Fet>Nary 20, 1N5 THE FAMILY CIRCUS by Bii Keane "Look! I know how to make an excitement mark!" llARMADUK.E by Brad Anderson "This is hard to believe ... he's conducting an obedience class." GORDO YOU OF ALL PEOPLE1 t.Jl.JC, KNOW tWiAT A CAR/AJG1 OETERMINED WOMAAI IS A!CT.EMISA GaVZALEZf WELJ..1 51/E IS ,,, ,,, GARFIELD MEY. GARF If.LP, I 'M Ml5e>ING A 5llPPE.P.,TWO 5POOL'3 OF TMREAPANP A 8UTTON ••• MOON MULLINS />.BLACK MARK ... you 1RE Do/N' O.K., k~Yo- )bUF? TE,ACHER S',A/D SoMe TH IN., T~l<RIFIC ,ABouT You . r--- ~ -~ JUDGE PARKER .. by Tom Batluk DOOIUSBYRY BIOOSOROE a ~ •. fJl1ICIJTT.1£1S MOtE O/J TO THl. f)()ltf$11(, ISfaS ()()~FA~ 7HJ ~ PEIM.TMOIT . TAX 5/MPUFICA- 'TION Pt.AN'"', by Vlrgll Partch (VIP) SHOE PEANUTS "I guess I know when I'm not welcome ... DRABBLE ~~~~~~~~ by Garry Trudeau by Charles M. Schulz FASCINATIN6 ... SOME80DY USELESS WATCMIN6 .• 50ME80DV DOIN6 SOMET~IN6 UNIMPC>fl.TANT .. by Kevin Fagan DENNIS THE MENACE by Hank Ketcham ~·~ ~E-0, AND UE. ORE.i\M6 ~ 1~ 6TRi\~E.6\ \JI\'{~ iO P~~6 I~ TIME. ! oolll'r A.611.. ME-w""· 001 ~ Jll6T WA.L.KW &-4 WIT~ A. (.()A\ ~~ ~t.tO ~~~WOR~T t t t ~ ~ 2. 2.J • 1 THINK SO'llETHINS WfOfS WrrHMR.Wl~EAAS . E~ TIME 1 00 <MR 1HERE HE ~VS HE ~ HfAA ~ CAUJN' ME..,, by Gus Arriola by Jim Davis MA'-J I MNE A ~P.17 WITH YOO , BOOE.AK? by Ferd & Tom Johnson by Harold Le Ooux I HAVE TO cer AWAY FROM THe KIOS ONCE IN A WHILE' ~. ROSE IS ROSE ' BRIDGl Both vulnerable. South deals. NORTH • J108 I:' AQ97t4 0 9 • A65 WEST EAST +K72 •At I:;:> 82 ~ J J () Q'J 107 0 882 + K 10 t 8 + Q J 7 4 3 2 SOUTH + Qt54S ~ Kl05 0 AK543 +Vold The bidding: s .. .-Wnt Nerdt £ut I• P... t ~ P ... s () ,... '. , ... 4 NT Paet 5 ti Pau e • ,... ,... , ... Openln1 lead: Qu"n of o. It Is with a llnM of pel'IOnal lo.1 that wt r port the death of Epont von Otwlu. For almoet half a 'cen· tury, ••a member of Germany'• na tlonal team,• ht If &Ced tbt loterna tlonal acene with hit wit and charm. He wu known &1 much for hi• Ions clprett. holder u for hia twfnkUac ey" and MnM of humor. He would derive more pleuure f'rom 11rindlln1 someon. out of a ttlc.k than fl'Om a rre•t technlcal I by Lynn Johnston ~ \It LJ;;;ij ..... ~.t..L..Jl.L..J.~.riiiiWi-.::u:ii. ...... u;:Miiiiiiw.i..I by Pat Brady <Sl A H066 ='1 EGMONT VON DEWITZ play to land a slam. In the years Im· mediately following World War II. when his family useta were Croun. he waa something of a bridge bum. But. after he regained his heritage he more than repaid his credit.ors with hit generosity. OMAR f~t SHARIFF ~ .. ~ Thia hand it from hit countr1'1 mat.eh agaln1t Au1trla In the 1954 European Champlon1hlp. Germany WH trailing. to "E11ie .. bl11t.ed Into •lam on learning Lhat hi• part.her had two acea In t he hope that the1 would be the risht Lwo. They were not, but 11 a re1ult thlt became one of his favorite handa. He won th• diamond opening le'd 1n hand, croued to Lh• ace of heartt and led the jack of trumps. Natural· ly, East ducked. and West uw no reason why h. should lake the kine. Now ct.eJarer ume back to hand with a club rutr And led a low apade. Wett thoufbt &oar befoN soi• ap with the king and East was not amused u he was forced to capture with his ace. The slam was home with the los1 of only one trump trick I For years, E9gie made great capital of this 1tory. He would CHAI LES GOREii detctibe in vivid detail how Ea1t'1 neck goL redder and NdcMr u W eat t.hourht about h1• play to the MCOnd trump trick: for It waa obv1oue then that he could on11 be conaldtrins whether or not to pla1 th• II.Inc. • Luck·y buys at 13th s~le? . . 32 dea_)_e_f_S Chosen Affiltat~rccall hQwthtir&roupha grown from e1&ht to ns membcrs 1n t htbtt ti -21 years. The antique &ale 1s an 0 ex an ques elaboration of prev1ou "flea mar- as museum closes ~~·s.based on members' donated ---------For a few committee chairmen. Have the Affiltatcs saved the best preparation for the sale is a I 0-month for last? labor of love that fulfills the Affilatcs' The answer can be found this theme of an as a total concept am ong weekend at the Laguna Beach Mu-clements of desian: The pnnci plc of scum of An's 1 Jth annual Antique repetition will be found in a tine Show. featurina work from 32 dealers painting. a beautiful ceramic or a from California. Oregon and Wash· handsome piece of furn iture as read- ingtin. ily as 1t 1s obvious in a Bach fu_Jue. For others. it's an extension of l' e thret>-day fund -raiser will be personal passions and collecuons. the' final. major event housed 1n the "Crystal and Victorion jewelry arc present museum facility prior to my favontcs: whatever l like artisti- around-breaking for renovauon and cally seems to tit between 1840 and enlargement of the familiar land· 1890," said Diamond. who resides 1n mark. the Warling House on the registry of Co-chairmen Pat Atha and Tom Laguna Beach Historical Homes. Stansbury are proud of the show's Since home decor 1s one incentive reputation among dealers as a for prospec tive buyers. Ka y "friendly" exposition wh ich 1s some-Courtney. Affiliates president. has what of a phenomenon since most announced that this year the museum antique shows are notorious for the has dcaccessioned a few selected heavy competition generated be· works from the permanent collection tween display booths. to be sold in a "Stairwell Sale" As LBMA 's oldest support ~roup. Thursda)' dunng the inv1tat1onal the Affiliates are very selec11 ve in preview night to augment money finding dealers of expertise. Rep-raised b) the show for the general resentati vcs from each shop are on fu nd and future acquis1t1ons. site each day to assist buyers and offer A Paul La ndacre pnnt, Paul professional advice. Outerbndgc photo. a Hogarth en- Booths feature fine examples of graving. 19th and 20th century oils I 5th-19th century furniture. si lver. and Japanese scrolls arc among these jewelry, paintings, porcela in. paper-chosen olTcnngs. Their sale wall be weights. antique prints and objets pan of the Oriental-theme party to be d'art. catered by T1voh Terrace. Cost forthe "The quality and cred1b1ht) of our evening 1s S35 per person. Co-chairman Pat Atba. left. _. llarpret llaats brtlit portrait by Galnaboroap Dupo"-ap f• aadqae lllaow. each and include a Continental talk about restoration of clocks, breakfast. porcelain and fine arts on paSJeT. On Frida} dealers will discuss a,ppra 1sal of an11ques. Audience pat· uc1pa11on will be encouraged and those attending may bnna a piece to have identified. On Saturday seven members fro m the Orange Counr} chapter of A.S.l.D. will dcscnbe the use of antt ques m interior design. lntenor dcs1~r Manha Graham is honorar) chajnnan of the commit- ttt that also includes Arnita Albriabt, Janet Cartwright, Joyce Donna. G loria Grant. Joan Hanson, C.athcnne Klcster. Patty Tunnel, Peter Voloshm. Barbara Duarte and Marta Bird. .,__,... ,..._ llJ MIMNlt...,_ Marianna Elaner. reatatru of ~ Beach Muaeum of Art. checb oat an untitled lanct.cape by J. Hortab. dealers is so high. and we have a The show will be open to the public waiting list to appear in the show," from noo n to 8 p.m. Frida) and said Barbara Diamond. an ac11ve Saturday. A SS adm1ss1on cost in· Affiliate. "For instance, cameos can elude\ catalog. look alike. but here you can be sure T"o panel discussions wil be held the jewelry is every bit as authentic as from I 0 a.m. to noon both da)s. The presented." d1SCU'>'>1ons are a n additional S 10 The show will be open from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday w11h a special brunch beiinn1ng at 10 a.m. ($20 additional incl udes admission to the show and a catalog). Experts on the subject of an11que conservation will A• refreshments will be served in the museum's patio, tented and turned into a Chinese pavilion by usan Banlctt with plants on loan from Bordiers nursery. Sons also • • • r1s1n in 'lime ight Ethan, Patrick Wayne share ~ --~ ~-stage plus hea rty appetites M os1 ac tors ------------ At fala: Dr. Ray and Gloria O.brtnk, Kay and John Turner, Peter Mark and Helen Richman, Jodi and Vince Ferragamo. prefer 10 ix·rform to a la' e audience. re' cl- ing in that 1mmed1atc and 1n11ma1e real· uon between the per-Pu.JR WAYIE ,, Resplendent crowd t8.kes reason for party to heart 87 BE'M'Y PORTER .,__,...c.,..,.~, Everyday is Valentine's Day for the Orange County chapter of the American Heart Association. Its fourth annual "Hean to Hean" gala at the Anaheim Hilton hotel on Saturday just happened to fall a few days after the day for lovers. The black-tic gala featured celebrities, silent and ti ve auctions (with a rare, black Chinese Shar-Pci puppy winnin~cvery heart ~n sight), a gourmet dinncrwtth select wines, ·r:omant1c "heans and flowers" decor and music by Gazelle, featuring dcli&htfu~~JerCat Balley. More than 3SO resplendently dre guests walked throu&h a giant heart-shaped entry (&arlanded with roscs,ncather. fems and pink and white tulips) where they were greeted by chapter membcrGlorla Otbrlnk with husband Dr.Ray and council mcmberVlckllrviH and husband JolUa. The Osbrinks proudly introduced their sons Robert (with wife Mary) and Roa (with wife LJada) and the entire family posed fora photograph under an elevated heart-shaped ice sculpture. With more than 1S valuable items offered. no one seemed to notice that the drawing for a new Datsun Nissan 300ZX had been cancelled. Bidding was active. VlrJlDla and Paal Bender bid on 50 pounds oflarge shnmp. Chapter president Dr. Donald R. Sperling posed with enlarged photographsofrus hean patients (mostly children) that party chairman Patty Barnett (with husband Jou) had displayed around the lobby. The hean SUIJCOn who works at Childrens Hospital of Orange County said OCHA "supports post-doctoral biomedical projects at various research institutions. including UC Irvine" where he teaches. GaJa co-chairman Jodi Ferragamo(in glamorous maternity dress) with husband. Ramsquanerback Vince, sa1dthat "nearly $60.000 raised by the evening's gala will be used for research." Among the celebrities and special guests were honorary chairmen James and Mary Roosevelt, master of ceremonies. TV actor Peter Mark Rlcllman, Rams ' (Pleue eee HEART /82) formers and the au- d1enl e I c"<pcncnced ••••••••••••• th1'> "ondcrful feel- ing" hl'n. for the St'C'Ond ume. I~" m} son Ethan. and my stcp.,on Patrick. pla~1ng th e pans ol hrothers in "Come Bio" Your Horn." ""h1ch 1s currentl} al the Grand Dinner Theatre 1n .\nahc1m Na tural!'. I am a b11 prejudiced when l appl aud these two line SOM of John Wa} nl' Seeing them on stage. lt'>tcning to them. being so ha pp' "'11h them ... I thought of ho" pleased their father .. Du l e." would be of them.just as I am . The) b<>1h ha'c some of the magic. that's for sure. F1han ha'i wanted to be an actor for ~cars although he 'tanrd 1n "sho" business" asa stunt man. Patnck. who has be~·n a \Cl) -;ucc~sful actor for man~ years, has now cnrnuraged Etha n to pursue his acung career They have heu1me 'Cl) dose tn the past fe" }ears. and now as "c<>- '''lf'•" thl'} 1rul) ha'e tk,elopcd a 'ilrong brotherly bond 1 lx·t'-'Cl'O them I h1' mah•., me a mo\t h.ipp' mother as I am de' oted 111 hoth nf thl'm The ads tor tht: 'iht1w read ••the son' of ~ John \\ 3\ nt• together for the lirc.t llml'" I hope at won't be thl'lr IJ'>t' I li.•t•I cen a1n that 1t "111 not he ..., ,... __.., Mli• lcllwertJ Pam Goldateln, John and Vlcld lnine were amon& 350 at 'Heart to Heart• &ala. Roth Ethan and Patnrl. JH' '>trong and hard) fellows. fht'' Jo ltlt: to eat natural. hl·althlul l<xl<is. They have "cry health' appt't11e,. Soml' t1ml' agti I prl'~nted a u1stnart t1111d pron·.,,nr to Ethan. hoping 11 ""ou ld help him to lurthl'r h1\ cooling c.loll' Ht• ha\ u~>d 11 'Cl) \o\-ell H t'rt' ''a cool ie rCl. 1pc hr \.reatl'd and from Patrick, thl'll' "u fine recipe for a fil\Mttl' 'itc" ETHAN WAYNE'S BEST COOKIES EVER 1,. cup sugar. wlllte granulated Abracadabra grandpa's a ge1nius! 1, cup brown sugar. packed 4 oances sweet btltter, soft l large eg '1 cup 1fflower oil I cup oats 1 , c11p flaked coconat .. I am a genius," -------~~~~ said Ken Rudolph. "not a 1cnu1nc. card· carrying JCn1us -B just an ordinary. run-ETTY of-the-mill kind." Rudolph 1s also PORTER a ~afkian. a~tor. ••••••llllliiiiiilli mus1c1an. writer. husband and father. a rtt1red Marine officer and a devoted ph1latehst. He and 140 other members of Lquna Hill tamp Club meet every second Tuesday at Leisure World's Clubhouse Ill. There. Rudolph 1s known as a stampuPtn and a sc1ntillatina sptakcr. And some of his friend (ph1latch ti c and'othcrwisc) arc quick to suue t that R'6dolph ts not only a acn1u but thlt he alw ha a marvelous ~n~ of humor. "Most acniusc die youna. whkh coul'1n't happen to me btcausc l d1dlk l'C"OJnize my acn1us until I was 1n my late 70s," Rudolph declared. Not w1lhn1 to proclaim h1mM-lf a senius wnhcrut ~v1dm(e. he poinll to his ie-nim u sunh at l&nor1n1 male !aft· pan s1at1 tici. he ha outh\.ed 11 a World War I 1nflucn11 epukmrc.1) a boul with rhc"matic fevttr, ) t-o wars and JO years with the Mannes and 4) recent surgery to replace two ~art valves. Tt\cn there 1s the aenius (or "fabulouc;, monumental luck") of ha,•ina selected the perfect pouse. "Devotion and dedication arc almost non-cJustent attributes 1n thi self-serving "-Orld," Rudolph obscr,cd. "But m this arca. my wife Sarah 1s a perfect arnw in hcr own right." He cited her carina. her fncndsh ip and her culinary ki lls. "for one so p )Cholog1call)' u~u1ted 10 being a hu band ond a father (to fi'e). 11 1 ~1f)'1n1 to learn - even so far alona in life-that m'am3ac and parcnuna are beautiful and rewardina." Rcwardina also -.-re-"itudolph's man) hobb1c and c pcc1ally tu s love for maaic. He said 1ha1 his reputation a' a •·finacr·flin4in \le1&ht-of·hand manipulator of ca rd and oth<'r obJCCts ·a~ welf as hl!i ··fanciful 01J)\t\ 1n10 tht rtalm of mall illusion .. led tum to performances for troops 1n the "coconut irove theatre dunna World War II." • In 196 t. Rudolph bttame one of tht chantr mcmben of Holl ywood's M111c as&lc and he ull belon to thal "Pre u11ou1 Parlor of Prr1t1d111ta1ion." nd he rccall\ \C\ftlf maai 'hov. tdCH ion &ppearanCCS -\h ltt Of them With $If\ •r Vlnn)' • lffim\ and tht or111n:.li ,,ay Ka str band -and "hundred' of show'I for children and c1vu: group " "hen he "·" "working up to quu1-gcn1u " Du rina the Depression, hc pla>ed tenor banjo "11h J b.1nd in South Philadelphia. "M' wife "as u conu•rt pianist and w.: had a lot of fun m:il ing mus1t together .. Rudolph rtt:lllcd ~ \till do. l hen there \\U fhc-)car encounter "1th L111k Theater grou~ 1n Pt11ladclph ia. .\nq aMthcr hohh\ Rudolph pursued multcd m h1~ "tumm& out re.im ~ll no, els. hon itonc1and art1clef' -wme ol "h1ch found their ""' into pnnt. P1omp1 to apprcc111c the 1cn1u\ in other'\ Rudolph pn11std the U('('C Of hi fhe &find h1ldren -tA'l' Mafl.'lrtl. all • uc and. Barry "They n<'H'r Wl'IC 10 amaie me:· he said. ··or c:-ounc. 1t could be \Gld th:u the' re JU t chi~ ofTthe old ." ' • In a m0rt sen u mood. W. Kenneth RuJOll'h 1d. "I am aratcful that 11\crt "hfc and there 1~ lo"~ I m aratef ul that &here 1 unckrstant.11na. apPt't\.1 t1on and canl'lt-all thi\ has bttn mine fora Ion umcand 1t v.111 ht mine fo~ cr "Ofcounc. 'fort, er' a.~unaihol\cr all the turu·. but ~<>n't > u llftt iNt 1t tool a n1u 10 pull 11 all oil '4l .,.ndl)'r' Citniu -)<'\.and a lot of.m 1C' ' , cup chopped Eagllsb waloutJ t cup all-purpose flour•, tea pooD bak.iq ..U 11 teaspoon salt •., teaspoon almond extrat't Prchc:it o~cn lO 350 degrees In a food processor. u"ng the \h."el bladt crc-am the t\.\.O sugars and butt~r. .\dd all other 1ngrt'd1ent'; proccsSJU!ll until well muted. Drop ml\turc h) teaspoonful onto an unarcascd lOOk1e \hcet Bake for I~ minute or unttl lightl)' bro" ncd < uol on \h«"ts for a few minutes bcf0tt rcmo' ing Make .a do1cn PATRICK WAY E tRI 8 TEW 4 tablt pooas vtset.tblt oil t pon4 ten kt>f. <'•• lato z,.fltdi c-. I lartt w~te "*'· slitt4 t'1 poatls ,. .. a.es. fJffle4, nt '8a. '•·Ilda 1ltc. S larse caneta. ~led. cwit .. a. 1 •·td llkft 1t •l""'~~a.ta te 1 'wlllolt NJ leaf l 1n...-dry mutan1 1 & Mlte'n lri bHr or tMt (P1eue ... PAT1llC&/U) I I Distraught moth~r's p1ea:Dr1ve with care DEAR ANN LAND~RS: I with there wett IOIM way for me to &ct our youna people know how foolish they artforbeinacare&csswith the1rcars and motorcydes. woufcfbe wronJ.Thll i5 wnat my son thouaht. -HEARTBROKEN IN IDAHO DEAR IDAHO: TUM J" for a ......... lafermatlve letter. It ••ttuvetakea1letMl•fYMte write It. Pl .. se uow It w11 wer ..... •ff on. MIW.1 of y-., people will rM4 lt-u4 .. ..,. arenre to atll •m1elve1, "Wiil I be IMXt1" • • • My 16-year..old son suffered a head i'\jury two yearsagoand isstilJ tryina to recover. Besides the broken bones there is brain damaae. He as tormen- ted by memory loss, lack of coordi- nation, chanaes in his pcrsonaltly, low frustration levels that lead to behavioral problems, and an ex-· tremely short attention span. his heartbreak.ins to watch some> one you lovestrua&)eto remember the simplemhinas, Tbesbame and anaer when he fans is unbearable. Nearly 700.000 youna people (twice as many males as females) suffer head inJurics every year. Most •k IS to 25 years old. l wiah I could show every teen-• driver a pkture of my son an the cnticaJ care ward with his head shaved, in a coma, with tubcscominaoutof every partofhis body. They would probablr, say, "It could never happen to me. •but they DEAR ANN LANDERS: May I su .. est to "Miami," whose fatMr-in· law 15 a "manipulative, loud-mouth· ed. conni ving. interfering, ~otistical jackass," that he do what I dad with my mother-in-law? She had all those: unattractive attributes plus a few others. Whenever she started to criticize HEART GALA ••• From Bl . tackle Jackie Slater and his wife A.ule and major patronsJ• and Deua Creu of Corona del Mar. In a short speech before dinner, Dr. Sperling 5tressed the imponancc of .. reducinf cholesterol levels in ourdiets."Then white-gloved waatersscrved five, not-so-low-in-cholesterol courses: quenelle of salmon. hot cream of watercress soup, Caesar salad, roesl duck with kiwi and Mandarin sauce, wild rice, carro&s and zucchini anda bombealace Alexandria tlambc. Wines were Valbon Blanc, LouisJadot, Beaujolais and acoompanyingdcsstrt, Mont Oemente, extra dry. Tom and &adty Mablm of Corona del Mar couldn't eat all their meal but he said, "It was worth every calorie" and bis beautifully suntanned wife agreed AmongguestuttendingwereB•n~d M.141ellile Hertt(he'scbairmanoftheAHA'sOrangeCounty board), Dr.C.W.Sllaeffer,presidentoftbeCalifomia Heart Association; Dr. Robert and Jone Roseaberc and ManU Stehle., an employee at Shiley Inc. in Irvine, manufacturers ofbean valves, who cuddled the Shar-Pei before bid- ding. Other gala-goers included Normuand Rote Smed111rd (talk- ing of a Maui getaway), CUrles and Grace ltooDCe, Blll and Jou- ae Stewart, Dr. Wil- liam ScUaf, Betty Beldn, Blll Palmer, KatberlaeApew, Evelyli Go4ber, MABSBA STEINEN, PUP Marilyn Panique, Ginny Smallwood, Joanne Steward, Nancy Mullen, Roxanne Norman, Lori Bobo, chair- man-elect Steve Maufleld with wife Marlaue, Qri11 and Victoria Street, Harvey and AaUa Lyu and Sam and Pam Gold1teba(whodonaled heart-shaped, handmade boxes filled with chocolate roses for table centerpieces). cw,,...,......., L.-...,... Newlywed Mr. and Mn. Tbomaa·Plenon ·..-- TV's Josephine weds in Newport TV actress Jane Withers and Thomas Pierson of Los Angeles excha nged wedding vows on Valentine's Oa~ aboard John and Donna Crcan's .. Prowler 76." The bride's son William Moss of Dallas, and daughters Wendy Seal of Dallas and Kendall Errair of Los Angeles and the bridegroom's nephew, Daniel Pier~on. attended the nuptials performed by Lyle Middleton. Among the guests at a luncheon r~eption at Carmelo's restaurant in Corona del Mar were astrologer Carroll Righter. Emmy Award -winning co mposer David Rose. Buddy Pepper. Jam Fletcher. Sydney Rushakoff. Dieter Muller and Baron Claudio von Frcsir. Also attending were Messrs. and Mmes. Jack Wagner. Monty Hale. DougJas Dunca n. Mickie Kies. Virginia Smith. Frank Chapman. George Newberry. Norma Johnson and Dr. Donald Studt. The actress. known now for her portrayal of Josephine in commercials. was a child star and appeared in the "Hollywood Diamond Jubilee" TV special in 1978. me or cut me own.l wailed until she took a bttath. looked her straiaht in the tyc. sm11td araciously and said, "Youareabsolutelynaht. ldon't know how you stand me." This completely unhinaed tM old airl and she would ao nuts tryina to figure out how to respond. ARera whileshe knew be couldn't tct mytoat so SM quittryin&. We have a fairly civilized rcl.cionship now and at times I thank she actually likes me. I hope you will print this letter for others who are where I was IOyearsqo. It migh1 be helpful.- VICTORIOUS IN DETROIT DEAR VIC: Yeu Hgette4 ap- proad1 works weU wain deall•I with 1lm0tt all h0ttlle people. As someone ---• = HART TO HART COUEOf IA8m'8AL1. • THAEE'8 CU//PMY ITARTREK -• •aa REPORT AMENCAN OOYERNMENT CISNEWS .-CHEWS HOT SEAT HOTLINE MOYIE *** "Say Amen, Somebody" ~ ** "Crackers" (1984) Donald Sultwllnd, Jack Warden ~=° t *lh "The Amazing Mr. Blunden" (1972) l.IUrWIC8 Naismith, Lynne f'rtderlcll. -uo.- 1 =TE IENJAMN MACNEIL/ l..Stf9 NEW8HOUR ........ "BepadM1 ... IWfft to , ........ a... ltwlD•rlve ... . craay!" Htre11 ......... tecMt'•dleeamt ... Jtet. DEAR ANN LANDERS:Thisls for "Miami." who has the obnoxious fathcr-in·law: I have walked in those same moccasins for I 0 years but decided Iona ago. for the sake of my aood h1.asbandand wonderful mother-in-law. that I simply had to keep my mouth shut and remain cl vii. His verbal assaults on me began with needlina and aradually tu med into gross insults. When I fiaurcd out the pattern. I absented myself after the first needle with the excuse that I felt dizzv (or nauseated) and had to lie down. Tii'e ofa f08t was rust rate I\. hell but couldn t do one tbina about it. He caua.h ton aner a couple of years. End of J)f'oblem. -0.0 . IN ATLANTIC CIT Y DEAR 0 .0 .: BtHtlfal! That for· mula 11a1oocl oae for similar 11tuatloe1. Tllukl for 1h1rla1. • • • How much do you know about pot, coeame. LSD. speed. PCP. uppers snd downers. slue and heroin? Arc all thescdrugsdan1erous?GetAnn Landers • all-new booktet, .. The Low- down on Dope." For each booklet ordered. send $2 plus a long. self- addressed en vdopc(J7 cents post- IJBC) toAnn Landers. P.O. Box 1199.5, Chicngo. 111. 60611. l~lllUCO .. "Blame " On Rio" (19&4) Ml-~ Clint. 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())MOYIE ** "The L.aat Fight" (1983) Willie Colon. Ruben Bledes. I ~~ NOT NECE88AAll.Y THE HEWS UTON CtMlltBS: MY OWN WAYTOAOCIC -11:00- 1. ()) 9 a!INEWS 8UAN8 ANO AU.EH Bf£A80NS PmPlES COURT MONTY PYTHON'S Fl YING * * ~ "Tiie Girts In Tiie Office" ( t979) Susan Saint James. Barbati ·Eden -12:.S- MOYE ** "O.C C3b" (19831 Mt. T, Adam Baldwwl -1:00- 8MOVE t * * 'h '1'A Man Could Get KJled" (1966) 4'nes Gamer, Meline Met· coun eMOYE *** "X·1S" (1961) Devld .,.._ c~. Charles Bf0090fl . I ENTERTANENT TONGHT BOXING MOYIE •• *'" "Rider On The Ran'" ( 1970) Chlr1es Bronson. Jill Ireland PATRICK WAYNE'S IRISH STEW •.. From Bl The Crunch Bundi. Like the sound of variety? Then our combination Seafood Platter is for you. Or make it a simply delicious dinner of our famous fish, shrimp, scallops, clams, or oysters. . check that stew does not become dry. If so. add more beef broth. Serve hot in six portions with lots of crusty bread and butter. Pilar Wa> ne 1s a resident of Newpon Beach and tht.• author of "Pilar Wayne's Favorite and Fabulous Recipes." Address cor- respondence to her attention. PAX Publishing Co .. P.O. Box 2000-40. Corona de/ Mar 92625. DINING & DANCl~G Friday, February 22nJ., 8:00 p. m. Live Dance Band limited Re er~ations .. • Ntwri ..-1 f\lvJ .. Newport Brach • 60 ·6 700 'Nolses Ofr fast anQfurious farce By CHRIS CRAWFORD Ooillf ,_ C.,,..,, ,..,, "Noi~s 00" 1s farce at 11~ best. one of the wackiest and wildest pro- ductions ever to hit the Los Angeles stage.It also as currently one of the most critically acclaiml.'d comedies in both London and new York. In its founh year an London and 11s second on Broadway. the play has received n best comedy of the year award an London and two Drama Desk awards in New York. as well as four 1984 Tony Award nominations (including best play) plus the Outer Critics' Circle award for best d1rec· tion: This month's opening at the Ahmanson Theater reassemble~ th(• complete New York company direct from Broadway. including Dorothy Loudon 1n the stamng role and Michael Blnkemore as director. "Noises Off' recounts the mis- adventures of a troupe of English actors as they perform a touring edition of .. No1h1ng's On." a sex farce. Instead of the trad1t1onal pro- gression from Act One through Act Three. we wee Act One played three times. We also sec 11 performed front stage, backstage. and finally some of each . Sound confusing'> II is. as first. as the play begins to unfold. But stick wi th 11. because each successive act gets better. After 1hc mild I> funn) Act One sets up thc s1tunt1on. 1he second act takes us backstage where things get more.chaotic and hilarious by the minute. By the third act. Murphy's Law 1otall) prevails: ~n} thing that can possibl} go wrong. does -with comical m1xups and side-splitting mishaps occurring all over the stage. Yet. throughout all the ctiaos. Blnke more's direction keeps the ac- tors' l1mina naht on the bunon. Loudon. last seen at the Ahmanson opposite Katharine Hepburn in the very successful "Wesl Sade Waltz." scores another triumph here in her portrayal of Don y Otley. the befud- dled actr s who can't remember her lines and her props. includtnJ an infamous plate of sardines. Paxton Whitehead is perfect as the rather dense aclor who regularly loses his pants as well as his lanes. In one of his most hilarious scenes. Whitehead jumps all the way upstairs with his pants dan~ling around his ankles. Portraying the wife in the play within the play is Landa Thorson, who performs master fea ts of timing as she runs in and out of doors in sp1k~y heels. grabbing props at just the nght moment. Adding to the confusion are another couple. comically played by Vactor Garber and Deborah Rush. plus -the troupe's residcn1 alcoholic. hilariously enacted by Douglas Seale. Brian Murra> is wonderful as the sarcastic. frustned director who watches in disbelief as has play turns into a director's nightmare. Superb in supporting roles are Amy Wright as the stage manager and Christian Clemenson as the stagehand. who try their best to hold the inner play together. all 10 no avail. Michael .\nnals' sets and Manin .\ronste1n's lighting -both frorrtstage and backstagc -provide a fine backdrop for all the ac11on . "Noises Ofl" continues Tuesday~ through Saturdays at 8:30 with matinees Thursda}. aturday and Sunday a1 2 p.m .. until March 30 at the Ahmanson. 135 N. Grand Ave .. Los Angeles. Call ( 213) 972-7654 for t1cl..ct 1nformat1on. Dorothy Loudon allencea Amy Wright ln "Nolaea Off." Tragedy curbs teens' careers' . " - TV 'needs more comedy'. and there's always Hope By JERRY BUCK ,.,, ........ .,.., LO ANGELES -What does Bob Hope. who takes a humorous look at television in his next apttial. really 1hmk aboul t~ medium that has supponed him for 3S yu.rs? .. Televi ion has become a national pttp show.'' he said. "You know, when you walk by an adult film place and they have a peep show (or a quarter? T hat's what's happenina today. Every wttk they have another social problem. "It seems writers Dope JUSI sit around thinking up disasters and these things. What wall grab them ne>.t? I don't know how much funher the)' can go. The} did dad as a homosexual and then the} dad son as a homosexual. What's next?" In an opinion that will surprise no showsamoral. adchnJ. "In fact. some of th~ subJ«ts m1&ht help people. It maaht bnng thinas out into tht open whcrt 1hey can ·be discussed so tut people can art help." Hope also exptt'Sltd cone.em •bout telev11ion's emphasis on ra11n.-. "When I starttd out~ ncvcrthou&flt about ra1inas.'' he said. "Now. 1hat's all you hear. Evcrythina is done with an eye on the ratin&S· •· He admltled be wasn't able to watch much television be.cause o(has heav> schedule or personal appear- ances .... won't miss a football game and I won't miss aoir:· he said. "I do try to catch other show$ when I can. "I'm particularly intriaued nJbt now by Bill Cosby:· he said. refemng to the new hil comedy series "The Cosby Show" on NBC. '"The material is so aood. He is so den." He said he was also a great admirer of the comic actina talent of John Ritter. currcnlly stamng in -'\BC"s ..Three's a Crowd." Hope said what he'd really ltke 10 Stt as a corned} netv.ork. He sug- Sffttd that Ted Turvr. the At&aata telcv1 aon and cable enu~MW. mtaht be lhc man to try n. "I've been )Clltna abou1 this b 10 yean. ·• hr said. .. It woukt be a .... sboWtmc for new talee1 Uld to nm such eta.an~ 'The ~wn.· 'Bums and Allen' ad IM odtef' great cornedy lbOWI from die~ .. , think 1t would wOrk.. I dlinkaftu all the trll£d~ people WCMlid lib IO liah1cn up. There ale I j() million people who know Jack Benny aod Sid Caesar and Jackk Oleuoft aAd would hke to tee tMir showt lllin. •• Hope offered this proof: "Colby 11 first in the ratinas-I put my comedy flag out (ront. People S-Y me bia money to ao placn .net talk. I know people want lO t.ul)t." Despite his complaints. Hope II.id he thinks that. overall. television is pretty good. ·:You can 1m111ne what tdtv111on means to people around the country and to people shut in bospi1a1s;· be said. "No m.attcr what your aripesatt. you can still set Sood cntenainment ... one. wha t Hope thinks telcv1s1on 1-::;,iiiiiii~S~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiii~-needs most of all as more corned' In I lUXUIW 1HfAntfS fact. he would like to see a ·new ''"' '• ._.. ....._ * network created that 1s devoted OILY 11.75 ""'-....,. entirely to humor. .. I think people want to laugh ·· said Hope. 81. who has been maki ng people do JUSt that since 1924 Hope pokes fun at TV in his ne>.t special. .. Bob Hope Lampoons Television 1985." which will be shown by NBC Sunday. As always. Hope has an all- star cast on hand for the spoofs. One target will be ABC's .. Holly- wood Wives." the threl.'-pan mini- -series that concludes tonight. "You know people will JU mp at that because JllVfY POWWAllD .. , SllOWI At : 1 :00 J :OS 5 :10 7:1S 6 t :ZO T14R .. UUU'AST C&.&19 C•) Sflowt At 12 :O'tl 2 :00 4 100 ':00 1 :00 .. 10:00 ~ f'AllTA91A ., 12140 3 :00 1:20 7 :~ 10 :00. Ml•-'" 4-Tractc M111netlc SOYn• ~rm...-111) S"owt at 1 :4S 4 :3' 7 :JO. l0•10 of the 11tle ... he said. wtTM.M C•\ mv"E•LY MIU.S ..I think they ought tO put On the S~~j'~ ~:tl01 :~,4:~0 cor,rs•,~r,o~:SAT TV C\angelists after those kind of 7 :50 .. 10:05 shows." he added. "To balance 11 out, the wa) they g"e tame to the lfliWJ110ij2)f:A\'H ~=•p!!!tM j Democrats to answer President Re- STADIUm 0 . . ' ....... .., Co·Hlt T ... Ct•ml"fO Kif ,,.., I) wttWWWOI) ,..,. C•~•t"" T"ief of Hurtt (Ill) th k th hi t II f h Sllowt At: 1 :1~ (l'QI Sllowt At : 12:45 mv8aLY--.LS~ agan. After 'Holl}wood W1q~s· I v1St011--.sTC•t 1 PA.S&A•T01111MA in ey oug to pu a o t e >:zs s:JS 1 :so 4:0o 1:11 r. t o :JO no,...,. c..,, .. ,.,,.. evangelists on the air. Jerry Falwell. .. 10:10 -1'n secret Cl'G) S· Oral Roberts. all of them." Eyebrows wen: ra1~d over the filmmakers. 1nclud1ng S~ h ester He said he didn't consider such 01uv£ 111s a.i.. u... 11 FllEE u.i..........,.. ,_., WWl\ol I•..._. as11ng of the ~ond KWr as the S~llon~ who isex~ut1vl.' ~odu~r ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ By BOB THOMAS ANKleted f'feM Wrttef LOS ANGELE~_ The .. Twilight colorf~ 4·li'8A' lightweight boxing and 1s staging the fight scenes. Zone" tragedy. an which actor Vic champion in a CBS TV movie Mc.Kron had only two weeks todaet Morrow and two children were l..illcd Even McKcon himself ad matted and: tram. and 10 spend some lime by a falling helicopter. has hdped to thathewascons1dered "toocduca1cd. w~th Manc1n1 himself. With his hair stall the careers of )Oung aC'torl). too nice a guy" to pla) the tough rinsed black. McKeon makes a credi- Doug McKeon. the New Jcrse) scrapper who battled has wa} to the ble Italian hghtwe1gh1 fighter. He )Oungster who had thl' rare op-championship. The producer'i reac-plans to study film at use and hopes port unity of appearing "'1th tcd that wa) in his first 1nterv1ew . for a long career as an actor. director Kathanne Hepburn and Hen!") and ··1 acted m\-.clf thl' first tame 1 and producer. Jane Fonda in the h11 mo•.al' ··on talked 10 them." he said. "When I "I used to worry about m~ he ight." Golden Pond." '>aid Im carl.'er went back. I gave 'cm ·street: he said. 'Tm 5 feet 5"1 inches and stall faltered after the tra~ed~. Nothing crude or rude. but I !>howed growing. I hope. rm not worried .. A ftcr the 'Tw1hgh1 Zone· acc1-them I could pla)' a gu y who came up about 11 an~ more. Two of my favome dent. the California Labor Board from the streets by using his fists." actors are James Dean and James cracked down on the use of rhald He v.on the approval of the Cagne~. and they dad all nght." actors." McKeon ~1d in an inter-~-----------------------------1 view. "The studio'\ 1old m) agent if the~ had roles for 15 10 17-)car-olds. the~ changed them 10 be 18. Then the} wouldn 't be faced with the trouble of teachers and welfare workers and short working hours . ALL SEATS s2.00 ~~llPGI· SAT. ·MON. 2:35, 6:35. l 0:30 Mlc•I l:I Maude ~ TUES.·fRI. 8·25 SAT.·MON. 12:30. : 0. 8· .. And so ·warGames· went down the tubes as far as I was concerned. The pan went to Matthew Broderick. whom I followed on the stage an ·Brighton Beach Ml.'moir'I.' Then I lost 'The Karate Kid' to Ralph Macchio. because 1he schedule in- volved a lot of night shooting. That really hun... lUlllllllmm~Blllli!llllD~llYJ McKeon·c; carcl'r had seemed as- sured. especially as the film studios began making more and more youth films. after "On Golden Pond." He appeared in a Disney film .. Night Cros'iang .. and thl.' TV mo\'les "An Innocent Love" and ··Dcsix·rate LI\ cs." Then his career beean to <1hp. McKcon partl y .,olvcd haci problem b) a legal plo). HI.' had himself declared ··an emanc1patl.'d manor." a status designed for i:hildrl'n who wish to divorce them\ehes from their parents. He was then ahlc 10 work without rcstnc11ons 1n the current 20th Cen-1ury-Fo~ release "M 1sch1cf." He turn- ed 18 years old during the filming. and now he as undcnaking the most promising role of his young career - that of fighter Boom Boom Mancini. ------------- '"THE BREAKFAST CLUB' IS ENTERTAINING. EFFECTIVE AND STRONG " NOW PLAYING ......... ,.,..,.,...,,.. ...... .,,- MM-UA-IU- CllTHllMI--~, ... -·--..... i-..M.U ,_..,_ :1':"' .... =...,.~1 ..... "-°"'"· •:itano llllf•A.,_ 111111> __ .. c.i::...c-"'-i.n•to -·---.. ,_,.. •1 al3 ~ lllJ 111 M ·~'" .....,.11"'11 =::=' ==·-~•t.no For Ad Action Cal a Daly Plot AD-Vm 642-5678 "ONE Of THE YEAR'S TEN BEST." '''Collin .. CIS·TV. CIS MOINllOG NfWS o.-I• ,.....,........,., CIS rv N4flONAl 90410()1 U VlfW ' A Ul'llVtKW Rl'.l tA.'iC ------·- NOWPLAY1NG COITA•IA ..... 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CalHomla _.,, DATEDOCTOOE ... 1-sENYI AONMENT AS·County -· ol 8-·""'"'••-~l••IOd -"'~ ·-._;,Coll~ -IT&ft-T .. ._ ........ .,. ..,....,.,,,...,.,,_ UNLIH YOU TAKE AC· OCIATES. INC .• a ~ Ybors wllllloktaput11te.....,. In the wlM and/or •1•t• ot-This s111ement wu filed Mlellelf A 'L · The lollowlng P9I' PtalC NOTICE doing buslneaa Dally Piiot Feb 20 7 -TO PllO'l'ECT y'"'° ~.,~ ~......... ...0 ""lo -.. _...ID NE•A MARGARET HEYL w<lh '"' Coun~ "'°"' ol O.· .. ..._. 8,,.-::;:· t!:.' ·~ ... --" .... "' A08EAT ."" u YLOA Ma«h I , I~ 1:." ' 2 ' ~ .. TY. IT MAY II ..... otph StrHI, Costa ""*"' tile L.nd UM Ei.. A petJtlon has beef'I tllecl enge C«.nly on Jan 30 90elO . . ONE 01'1 ONE FltNESS flCTITIOUI .UU.N HAIRDAESSERS te W-*> IOU> &TA ..-UC ti1£ "-· C""°'ola ..... _, (LU-1$-2) ... tho by MARCIA L. POULIN I 1085 ""Y ' -O. c-2IO<> 543 Santo Ana, -1 -ITA...-r ,,_·-·Coo" Mooa ~ I • YOU ••o ......... I .. ,.,.._,, .................... -L-PHYLLIS A. TIPTON .. Co-.., A. '-'"· ••• ·-··-" TM -·""" ..... .... -............ ,, • --~ NO""'r NATION CW THE NATURE nc .• a C.ilf0tnl1 corpor-Coutel Progrem. ExecutOfS In the Su99flor toriwy •t Lew 1201 an.tot caltf. 92930 ' o, WIHlam Relchenatllln 543 doing IM.tllnwa u · Robert R SaaYed 9 '"~ •~ •• THI ••OCHOINO ~ .... --s-. Ool• .. _, _ .. ' """" .. ,,...,. Couol)' ... -·· ...... -c--o. c..non .......... -~ A.CASTLE LIMOUSINE .... "°""·;...,,....;:;,,, 1--.;..;;=~=~:....-••••• ., YOU. YOU 9 ••lo M .... COlllD<O" .... _. .. lhlO MAACIA L. --CU"'O ™' .. -1 wn .... °"" ..... ' SERVICE, "" Boroldo CAl2e&3 P•:T1TIC ........ ll I HOULO CONTACT A 2~26 n... •• H-~., ,,,. POULIN • PHYLLIS A. TIP· p, ....... ,,...,. -· ....... eoun,, _ .. O.· ............... ~ .. Cl .. "'"'" .......... Co<ona -T-...... ..... -ITA ......... LAWY... • ............ " •••• •.m ...... -·-·"TON ... _ ........... 0 ... p .. , '""'""' •• 13, -Couotyon J.....,23 ._. ...... c ......... ••M•,c.m.......... -Cllll ............ ..::::~ .. ~. ..,. NOTICE OF ~•od by , ........... " -..... _ ...... IO ... 20, 27, '985 1995 ' Thlo ... lMll lo ,,.. """°" M A-do 1110 CA 02t30 ' ·• -- TllUl'l'EE'I &ALE ......... Sw""m"', Al· L<><411on' Boonl --'""'"°'"°''..... W·'70 -d~lod by,h•-..onowtN lllh SI, Bldp N, ... 30I TO• '"""'" lo <D • NA7URE CLASS, 2'4Q II(). -"'"'''IM CMP Room, Hall •• Admlo ... ,,...... ..~, .... "' -w . -..... -...... C•"'M"" ...... • . • •• " ..... B•1' --·· Do Mw<h 11 . ,..,_ ., '"' •oo-• "" ttlod '"''°"· •O co"' c.no., "' pollllo• "'"'"' NII.IC llOTICE -PMol .....,:r,. ..,, • T"" """"""" ... ,... ...., ' _..., " -...,. C"lomlo.,... IO 00 AM " THE AEAR w<to 1 :;" Couoty -DI O. ...... IC..-OI .. _ OUll•ority IO -.. ... N.., I , 13. 20, .... ' • w<lh lhe C...Olr C .... DI 0.· Thlo ... loftO 10 ,,.. G.., T-S"oll -,f}!ri ,,_, 2500 VIOIO E"'AANCHOBBY ON $TH ':;J' °""",. ,_.., 11 .... s .... Ana ..... ' ..... _,. "'"'" ... "'-· K·I-W ........ C...ol)',. ,_.., 03 ....... by. an ""'"""" A . ..,_, ' ~,~ --·Coll-STAEET Of CHICAGO '9 5 Ano dool ..... ..,,. .... o• ... FICTIT10Ul lU-ll '°" ' MAAlllNM AICHAAOS ™' ,..,_, M -...... ..... fOTLE INSURANCE COM· ,_ ,,,_.,, °''"A~ -STAT!lllllT -T .. ,....,..., wu Hlod w<lh I"' Coon! c.:. O. M ..... -Owao.2500 PANY lOCATEO AT 501 N ""~'""" ,,,..,. C-. I. T .. "'~" -.,_ A ._ .. ~ tho ........ ..... ........ "''°"' "' f'tB.lC llOJIC( ........ 0. Cou .... ,,_ Coool """'o1 O.· -eo..no .:. .. DI • Vlolo Boya. --· MAIN STAEET, lo '"' City DI -P<olJo"'°" 30, ,_ ..,._ ,., ........ Und "" bo "'°' on MARCH I . dolnQ ,,_,,. -p'°' .....,:r,. ...:. -County r,. ..... ,... y "'""'I, C ..... olo ,_ SanlO A~ C°"'"' 01 O.· N•'Y 0. 13. 20. •MO U.. ....... , _._, l99S °' •30 A.M. • ll•t" GllBEAT PROf>EATIES. l'ICnnoutl -· """I . 13. 20. 1915 ' 13. .... ...., ,_ T... b•olMH lo -'""· s .... oo C••om1• W·5'2 .,.....,. No. 3" 100 CM<·Con•w"' ""w s""'· "°'" -IT•tt_,. W·,.. ,_ ,,_"' """' ... ,,."',........,..., C A l I f 0 A N I A R E -A ..... """""" °'"" w .. o. $Mio Ano. CA -· C"llM"°' 92126 Tho -....... ,.. ........ ,,,..,. C.... -... , .... :"" 13 20 CUAT OWEN CONVE.YANC< CO~PANY Thlo '-' °'"' ollO 10 92702. '"""•HM p,_ ... 165 .~ ... ...,._ '" ....... 00Ny ---20 21 21 M""'8 191S"'Y ' "" .... _. --• C4111«•" c°'""'""" .; Pllll.IC llOTICE _,..,. '"' ,...,_.,.., If YOU OBJECT oo ""' ..... SI••• COola Ma.. 5"' °" .....,. . ., ,,.. w. PllllC llOTICE Mw"' • 13 '"' ' ' ' ' w ,.. "''" , .. "°""" """' ot <>· •.or oppoloo.. T••"" '"''""' ol B•IOlol s""' "'"''""' ol •"" potlllon,,.. C•ll«ol• 92028 ' Aomo Aw., •""'•m. C.,_ ' ' w ... 1 • ..,. County ,. ,..._ ...... '"'' """" ,,_ DI llOT1CE '°"'" aod s,.... •-• -~ ., .... -'""' CoO G•--11591 1«"• 1280< K-1-l3, '"' TNOI .......... , FRANK ....... -· .... ~-.... .. ... ,_.., ........ ,.., ... IN, ... B ... T~ll•, C••«•lo Oon•~ •. H•""" .... '''"""'""' .. _.. PlllUC llOllCE -· FAANCO A Nil CAA A NOi"' ...... ~~ lhM Aoa H•'I'"' .... ""'°"' M '"'~'"° .. ,... 92eao W ..... Aw . AO .... m. -ITAT!lllllT f'tB.IC llOJIC[ P•~I-0, .... Coal MAAm FRANCO, HUS· .......... TNOI-...... T ............. "" ...................... Doi«• "" ........ ,, 000· c"'«"• .... ......... ........ ... l'ICTIT10Ull -.. Ool• ....... ._ 20,27, BAND AND WIFE. .. H.ou,,.... ..... UolM ..... _ .................. -.... y-.. _. ·~· .. ., • """" ..... ....... •. Hwdeo, .... w ·-... .._ .. , ACmoouo _.. -........ llT M ...... '" .... l~IM•"--°"Dao-H~o ....... °"'''°" w10 -• S•°'"'bon ._ .... TM _,.., .. lo ...... M by _..,, ..... A". Aoa ... m, C•> YO RBA LINOA TECH· ·-ITATIMlllT T"" -....... ,.. W .... ber 26, 1952, es Instrument celve -led bids for euppty· propoted d9slgnatlon la Em-your attorney. Jack Jenkin• lornla NOLOOY PARTNERS, 3505 The IOltowlng pettonS a<e doing buSlneu a.: NO 82·375539, of Official Ing DATA PROCESSING ploymenl IFYOU AREA CREOITOR This lllletnenl was flied Thia buslnets la con· Cadlllac Avenue, Suite dolngbuslneeeu: AT YOUR SERVICEl--------- AecOfde of Orenoe County. E Ou I P M E N T AN o B 8AYVIEW ftl.ANNID or a contingent credllOf ot w11h the County Clerk of Or· ducted by husband 1nd wtfe 0·110. Cotta M ... , Call-DIMO CYCLING. 212 29th. MAINTENANCE. 505 , fltllllC NOTICE S1a1e of California. under lhe PURCHASE OF US ED DEVEL0"'1EHT lhe deceased, you must me enge County on Janu 18 Donald R Harden lorme 92525 Str•t • B. N9WpOf1 Beactl Churchlll, Westminster Call 1--~;;.;;.;..;:_.;;.;:,;,,:.:.::;::....._ ,._ ol .... '""'"" ~· EOUIPMENT .... 11., " T•o 63 $ ~• "" lo '°"' -wllh '"" '°"" M 19'$ "" . TNo •00-1 wu nood Mo"ooollloo Lllo lo· C"'°'"" ..... ' '°'"" ,..., . FICTTTIOUll -O• """"· "'' ... " """"-· ...,. , 0 '"° _,,.., 1ooaood 00 '" So"'h· ,._, h •• '"' "''°"" ,_1 wolh '"' C.....ty C"" DI O.· ~-eon.oanr. o - ...... Ooan Do M"'°. G' •o"' y Cho' o u -OT&ttmllT '""'°'"'_'_IMM I••'"°"' ...... DI uld _,...., __ DIJam ... M __ , ............. by .. ~ ..... ,,...,. C:OO.I • .,.c.....oronfeb<u"Y5, y ... c..,..oolon. •01 Un· 2'2 .... '°'"' •B. -............... .,.,,_ T ... __ ... ..... 0< '°'"" n "-""" °"""' B~• '"" .. ,,_,, Aood ond BO"~ SIO"' ~ '"' '°"" wllh~ '°"' ,...,., D•Oy p'°' Jo~"Y 30 .... 199' '°'" Cen"e ..... Footw pori ...... C.,.,, ...... WH •mlnota.. Calllo<0lo ..... -a -· • .,. ... o1"" Hme DI mukad OA1 A p A Q. lho """"°''°'"od SonlO "~ lhe dOI• o1 "" lo-N"Y O. 13, 20, 009' ' Flll111 ~' ColWMNa "40< T... °"""'" II ••~ 12813 II OAANGE COUNTY .... .oowt• m..., ol •ho CESSINQ EO .. PMENT I Ana ""''" ""· .,._., ""°'' .,.,.,,... W·"3 P•oll•""" °''"" Coul Doooell, B"thom & ........ by."' -~-TN• '"''°'" lo <Oo· BUSINESS LINE 21 THE Uoil .. SIOIM ol """""' PURCHASE Of USED '"''"'""'loodU..E .. lo S"Hoo 100 ol •ho · • -.•Nol -... 20, ~--•/$""'""'" 111,3505 AANDALLO.OE MAACO ........... ............ SANTA ANA VOICE 31 WJU'IOUI warranty exp<ess 0 ; EQUIPMENT Bid •595 ad· ment designations of lhe lite Probate Code of Calllornta. P\&.IC Mnf"'" 27, Marcli 8, 1085.. --Iliac Avenue, Su lie Thia etatement wu filed Gregor y C h a r 1 u TRAVELHOST OF ORANG£ 1-" ID""· • .._ ..,_ ,,..,.. lo -f . Aowler. ~ '"""'"" .,..001001 T"' 11-•« '"'"' """" w<ll ~ ~ W·'73 0·' IO, C..IO M.... Cal> w<to '"' eo..nor C..k DI O.· Sl .. ho~ COUHJY, 12100 ....... -'°" O< """mO<~ ........... M.._, H•"'· "d OP4o Spa" Tho no< .,... .... ID ,_ flCTn-•• •«•• ..... .... Coooty °" '""""" T°" .,,_, ....... °'°" ...... SIO H. 0-0.. .. ·~hi, <II• ""' ....... ........ ...... """"' High P<-.... U..-• ....... -rtw dOIO 0C... ·-.. U.... fmJC -Thlo '""""' II <M· 13, !08$ w<lh .... Couoty Cl"' DI o,. "'°"· c.lllO<olo ..... OOW .... by II " """ S<hoo• 01"'"'· I02! I _.,., .... , .. , Employ· ,_,., "°'"° abow T"" ,_,,;----.,, ' -· .... -.... Counfy ~ f ob<u•'Y I .... Jko lloao ,,.,.. .. """" ~ ... •o '"' ...... YMkl-....... • .... -"'· Comm"""' Com· YOU MAY EXAMINE .... ·~ ... ...... • ~ -~ p-"'""' "-' .... • .......... """"'"" -· ... ·-""" "°"""' •ru-""'~ ...... CA '2"6 ''"' -""· '"""'"" -· II• -by,., '°"" II '°" B,, 0 ;-.:' ... Pl N G -ITA=· p Wm RIPbU9"· VI" """ P'°"""""' 20.21. ,_ ......... 1"00 ...... , ""lo'"" ......... C...oty ,_ OI M bOIMO 21)0 ''" ''"' -s.-"' ' ...... ~ ....... ~ PCUS,PAESS ASS T .. -., -· Mw"' 8, 13, 119' ........ "'-C.... °'"" 8""' SIO H .... ... ''"'SIM•. 10 wll Pm. """""· M°"" 1. 2 "" '""" _,.., _,, '"° """· '°" mor -FOR MOTOASP0.:;1·~~ ..... --::''°"'" ""' .,.,_, •M lolod W·SM Doi" PUoo ,_,.,,. 13 20 G'""· ~,;.., T"° """ M "''•"' ~ ..... " ......,, '""' ... """"''"' 1~-....... -'"""""'"' M odmln-Uo'-•ty 0. 0-3 C.,,. SUMMER flOWEAS Of ;''" ""C...otr C°"k ol o.. 2 1. M°"" I. IOIS ' Thlo ........ lo •o~ 11 " land ......... 0< , ............... "'--· ID •ho Sonto Ao0 """«· °' ..... '"° OI· -c.<11 92627 CAUFOA NIA. 1330 S.E. 1:J: County,. ,_.., 11 · PlllllC ll()JIC( W·"3 ""'od by. a ........ .... IWo .. •o 00 '°"' ................... , ... • Bldp. C, H-IO '°"' CoMI• p, .. IM..., IM •he ...... IM M """" -· ,.5 Uol· Bo•I~, ......... Ao0 Jim -., Ch ...... covered by tn1s report Is Rm 361 gram edm1nlstretor, and Me with verslly Or 8-3. Coale Mesa Calllornla, 112707 ' Publl_ .. _.. F-.o7 ,IC-TITIOUI ~N •-IC Mnfu-r Thia ltllement -llled A CONDOMINIUM AS Each bid Shall remain valid This ~dl'Mnl to the Ille court with proof ol ..,. c llt 92•2 . K I .. _, Orange Coast N ...... IT ... ~ nu ~ with the County Cllrt of °' THE SAME IS OEHNEO 'N ·~ • ...... ol 30 doy"h" SMIO A°' H .... IO L°"' "°'· a wriHoo ,_,.,,,. ' 0 1 "" .,, • .., WH-""" PMolJ'°"O'Y 30 f b -A mllllT -C • SECTION 783 OF THE CIVIL 1"8 date specllled lor the re. Coastal Progam (LCP) Is In· lfl9 that vou desire apeclal This business 19 con· '330 SE Bristol, #99: ruary 6, 13 20 1955 · • • dJ~ ~=: ::'.· eons•• f lCTITlOUI aua..11 14 1985ounty on FebnMy CODE IN FEE celpt ol bids tended to revise """'ions of notice of the flll"" of en In· dueled by: an lndMdual Santa A.ne. California, 92707 • • W·544 ... NAME •TATIMINT • -T T ~ • ··• °''"' L N°""kl '"°' '"''"'" lo <DO· Pl•INTMEDIAAIWEATIS-Tl•• -,,.._ •• ·-• U• <O "'' """ M .. Bo"d ol T ~IOM '"' Lond u .. PIM ""''°"'" •~l"Y ''"' IPP'OI-• ol "" ,.,,,_, "" IUod d~lod by. M '°"''°"''' ING, "" ....... °'"" doloO ..._ 0 ... ..~ .... °''"" C-lnlerest at the date hereof is snail be the SOie /U<lge of lhe ty adopted by lhe Boerd of eatate assets Of of the pell· wllh the County Clerk of Or· i<evln Wuvf/f PUBUC NOTICE Costa Me11, Callfornti V.l.P. INVESTMENTS • M0•11~!~ot 3Fet>r 9 uary 20, 27, v .. ted 1n· quallly of equlpmen1 offe<ed SupetVl!Of's on May 5 1981 lions or accoun11 mentioned 1 Cou Thi 92527 ESTATE """' v 1 1 85 A AND B ON ANAHEIM, .... ·--"" """"o ,.. ... •• ,,.,,.. .~ om: lo ....... 1200 oodl200.5 .. Ts Oty "' '"'"'~ 23 ..... _., ... .... FIOTITIOUI -EOUITIES .... • ' )Olnl venturi comp---' of jecl any °' •II bids and to ptementlng Actions Pro· tne Callfornta Pr-.. ·te ,.._,._ 19 5 , wllh the County Clerk of Or· NA• I T.. •t Mary Ann Wlleoe. 1138 Redwood Ave .. Cotti M..a W-605 R --~ -'"" "°""ty,. ,__, 6 ottmllT ....... °'""·"°'" ..... CA 02121 . OBERT LEE MOTHER· watve any 1rregu11r1ty lhflf•-gram wtlich Includes zoning llevlft o.ttlf1dt9, At· Publlthed Orange Coul t1185 ' dolThe lol~lng persona are Cellfornla 92627 ' Gregory CharlM 0111 .. SHEAD ANO A ANO BON In . and other Implementation tome, fof PettffoMr, 211 N. Dally Pttot January 30 Feb-,~ ng bu .. nesa ... Thi• bu•ln•H II con· 29'4 Redwood Ave Coeti1--------- ANAHEIM •NC "!!!'..~-· ........ -""'" IZo"' ChOo .. -·-·"'-·CA N"'Y e. 13. 20. , ... ' p, ...... ,,,...,. C.... J,,_ PAATNEASHIP, 1$1 ....... .,, on ......... ...... CA..... ., f'tB.fC ll()JIC( The land referred 10 In lhls l"t;;d"'7eb. 84-36P) ta. w.550 Dally P1tot February 13. 20, Wforeanll Y!"-271L!>°P. Irvine, Call-MARY ANN WITSOE Thlt bualn... 11 con· f lCT1TM'Waa ,_. " .,,.,,. "' '"" ""' '"'""" ,._ ,,.5 T., ......... .,.,..,..., ..,,~..,. ,,,..,,.. eo .. o "·""""'· ',.. •· , ""',,_..,.,.. • ...,,..,.,.._..... .,, __ .,_,. SIOIO o• °'"'°'""· Couoty ..... , .... °''"" Cou• ,,, .. , __ ... '°"'"' .... "'°' "°' '"'"''Y 13. I< w.... Jonn l W_I..,, "'° w<lh ... C.....fy C•<k DI O.· a....., C. G... -IT&ttmllT or Orange and 1s described Daity Pilot February 20. 27. lgnauons to all property 20. 1985 · Ml.IC NOTICE Sou111thT M1 ~al Drive. Suite anoe County on February Thia et11emen1 wu llled dolfhe followlng l*WOfl It as loUows 1985 wfthm the l CP and ta coosl•· WTh-575 • u aa. VJ<alhome 74145 13 1984 With the County ci.ni ng bualneu •: A Coodom"'••m <om w.591 ""' •II• too Bar•lo• RCTmOUI ..,_,. f'tB.IC ll()lJCE J. S. _,.., Compoor. ' Coun ,. DI O.· IGLOO FAOZEN PAOO. ,.,.,. oo P"""• o ... oopm•o< f'tllllC NOTICE NAME 9TAT!'*NT oc.tll«olo'°''°'"""'· 151 ..,.,.... °'"' ":: 1y ........., '· UCTS. 129 w '"" ••-· PARCEL 1 POOLIC NOTICE propoaal. Zone Change The lollowing person Is FtNcrmou. I IU..... w .. 1 Yale Loop. Irvine. Cell-Dally Piiot Febru•~ 20 2'7 ,... Suite A-6. Costa M .... Callt Ao """"dOd ,...,,,,,. 8'·39P "'"" 10 lho FICTITIOUI 9 UllNEH ........... _ "' • ltA'l'EMlllT IMOlo 9211$ M .. <hl 13 19IO ' ' ......... O 02121 "'•O•"' •••M•~ "' .... •o ....... "CDHIOI Omlopm..... NAMUT A TIMINT 8AENT CO NARO ANO ._! .. ·-........ ... "" ........ " 000· • • W·501 "'" .... ,..;::i; .~· M•• 0. Sim .... ,,. w. LOI '°" "" No I 1295. m ORANGE COUNTY °""'' '°"" '"'°"'"""""' T"' loll ...... ""'~"" AS SOCIA TES, 2 Skroall ........... -"' '"""' by' a -· .... 27 M•<h e ll9$ • • l"h 8""'• S.lle .... C..00 '"' Co" .. C°'" M-. OUP!AIOO couon lCP ... m~I d-... MM u D<•~. CMMO ... M" Ca1' CALIFORNIA WINDOWS -~ ' ' M-Ca111. 02121 C°""' ol °''""" 5,.,. 0 , 700 C"'° CM•• 3. The P•"" H ....... _,, SUN HARVEST A c .. ,. 9262' ' SERVICE, 21H l "'ooio""'" J-S W""'"'· p,... f'tB.IC ll()JIC[ w.... Thie '"°'"'" lo 000 • C•"I«•• K........ .. .... ... W•• ....................... ,. IMOlo um ..... Po .. M• .. •P B, ... ,.., •• ,..... Con· ..... H••ll"O'M ...... dMI ...... by. "''""'-·" M .. ,..., ... m .... •9' ..... ...._ lolod P<O""O 2128 I lu "'m•u s.,1; .... 2 Skr"'' I>•~. C..Mo "'°'"'°" ..... T"" .,,,...,., wM lllod l'ICTTTIOUI -U l'tB.JC ll()JIC( M•• O ........ P.... 1 "" B ol M•~ CA_, A ,_, C--200. Ml-V•~. Co"I ... M ... °'"' """ 0 .. lM Outland, 2"81 wllhl"' Coooor °"" DI O.· NAm IT&ftmllT T"" """""'' -.... "llM•M M•P' "' '"' OI· p""'"" BENJAMIN E IDV M P•-"I P<-1 02691 Th" .... ,,.., lo -· B•ookh~I. • '95. """'' .... Coonty ,. ,......, ""' .................. "' FICTmOUO -H wllh I"' Couo~ .,_ ol O.· "" ...... "°""" R«M•~ TH u As T 0 N H AZ" ''""" .. , ... "~ R• H. -... ~ 33392 c ....... .,. M ......... ....... ....... C .. IMola .... "" ...... -.. -IT&ftMlllT --ty .. , .. ..,., • .. .... Co••lr THURSTON .......... mllr ........... """'~ Woy, "'"' P-•. B'"''"'. Con•d ..... -B • u c E 0 E A N -·-....... ... .... ' """' UM• I '"'°"'" 10 llel~doOI RIK ZVBEA °"'"" " '"' PA/15 P•o-C'°ll 92029 m. .... ...,., -... ™' '"""'" lo <M· ,.._ 0...,. Coaol FUANITUAE AEPA<R, 121 E. ·-...._.. ,_ ........ .. ........... INDIV.OUACC y AND DOING ......................... (15 '"" '"""'" " .,,. .. ..... "°""~ """' .. ,,,.. .... .. ., M '"""""'" """ p .... "'"'""" .. " w ........ •3. ""'" -· COUNTRY ELEGANCE -• ·- """ '" ... Cond~•"'"m • u s ' N E s s A s "" ~"m<HO ...... """ """"' ., • """'" o .. •-· ..... C...Oty .. ,,. .... ~ 23. ""'"'"""' Mw<h •. '" .... . • CA ... ,, ... "" ·-· ....,,..; ---P!o.,~•d .. SOPI~"" '·ARCHITECTS OESIGN "1" Comm"°"' P<Dlll• on•p tm Th• tlol-I •u ftlod W.... --H-. 129 -.C-.......... ... .. '98 I '" Boo• '"°'· p ... G R 0 U p ' R o VI E R A ·-·-· CPA ... 12 _,, H ""' "'" ,,,,_ wllh '"' Coun!y Clsk DI O.· E. W .... 81., #3, eo... PM"'1a .._.. .._,... ... Towo Con ... °""" 1170 Othc111t Records of Or· LAKEFRONT ESTATES A be proc;eased concurrent This st11ement was llled Published Orange eo .. t ·~County on February 6, DI-•c NOTICE M .... CA 92527 '045 Jaamtne Ave., Corona C.... ...... Ctalf. -.. ,. c"'"" LIM•TED PARTNERSHIP .... '"' """ , ...... , ..... '"' c~., °'"' ol O•· O.Olr .,~, '""'"" 90 ... ._ .. • ,_ ""' ........ " ....... MW, C#lllomla. ..... .. ...... "'""' c- .. ~ '" "'" ,.,.,.,., 1121AND ODES ITHAOUGH X '""' '"'' Couo1r ,. '"'"'"' 23 N°" I , l3, 20, l915 ,_ PICTIT!OUO -· ....... by. '"''"'"""'" Thio '""""' lo <M· 0.0y PllolF"''"' I 13 o I '" '" "' '"d INClUSIVE ' B ,_ C--198' ' W-553 Publ•""' ,,,..,,.. "°"" --II e.-H-• ....... by. "'~~"'duol 20.21. IOIS ' ' '''"'"'°" '"'""''" CoM No 'I 0000 (-""'"" ""'""9-f21-OolO ~~I , ...... ~ 13. 20. T::Ml.ITAftMlllT ThO "'""'"'' wu ,... PolriOa L LOW<,_ W_.., and olhef m1nerel righla. I UWONI menl) pr()p()sa a chenge of Steven A. Ellrlkh P\alC NO""'r ·27, March 8, 1985 dol follo'#lng persons are with the County Clerk of Or· Thia atallmenl waa fll«I w•lhout no~er lhe right 10 NOTICt!I Yw lwft been zone lrom A 1 (SRI General 4200 Cttmpui Dr. • ~ • W·581 M"i ~cf~ ~ER S ange County on Flbfu•ry with the County Clertc of Of. en1er the surlaee of aal<I eued.Theo..n'".,d9clde Agriwltural (Sign Restnc. Newpofl h .ch, Cellt, 'ICTITIOUllUllNlll SOCIATES LTD. 1072; E~ 14, 1985 ,,_ •,~County onJanuefY 21, --.. ---.,.-NO-n.o_r __ 0 and down roe d•Slllfl()e of ede!MI ,.., wttMut t1on1 •net RI (SR) Single l2'IO NAMI ITATEMI_. 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One is perfect for a formal dinoer pany. The other creates a classic buffet supper that you can make the night before and serve cold.. Best ofall. everything you need for this versatile two-way menu can be cooked in less than an hour by capitalizing on the convenience of pressure cooking. The con ve nience of these recipes multiplies even more by using frozen prepared foods to create some delicious- ly different new sauces. side dishes a nd dessens. Made from top quality ingredients. frozen prepared foods are excellent and innovative additions to your cooking routine. They help you prepare m ore exciting eating fare in a lot less time without sacrificing anything but elbow grease! Served hot or cold or both. these exceptional recipes are sure to please everyone -including the cook who's always looking for hot new men u ideas that are really cool. SHRIMP STUFFED STEAK ROLL I ( l 'r'a pound) flank steak or ( l 'r'a · pound) top round steak about 'r'a-inch thick 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons salad oU Salt and pepper I (7-ounce) can tiny shrimp, drained •1, cup fresh bread crumbs I small clove garlic, minced I tablespoon minced green onion •;, teaspoon bot pepper sauce I tablespoon marinade 11'1 teaspoon basil 3 Romaine leaves, spine removed or 8-10 splnacb or sorrel leaves I teaspoon oil 1 cup water 'r'a cup red wine 2 packages (~-ounce eacll) frozen prepared Chicken a la llhl1 or Cream Cltlpped Bfff 1 C11p ialtallt rtce prepared accordln1 to packa1e dlrectioaa Butterfly the flank steak. pounding lightly to even thickness. Make marinade by combininglemonjuicc and 2 tablespoons oil: brush halfof marinade · over steak. Sprinkle steak with salt and pepper. Let stand at room te mperature while preparing stuffing. Combine shrimp with bread -crumbs. garlic. o nion. hot pepper sauce. remain- ing marinadeand basil. Soften Romaine under hot tap water: pat d ry. Cover steak with Romaine. Spread shrimp over Romaine. Roll and tie securely. Prepare vegetable packet and Plum Sauce: set aside. Heat I tablespoon oil in a 6-quart pressure cooker. Brown meat on all sid es. curving to fit pan. Add water a nd wi ne. Close pressure cooker cover .securely. Place pressure regulator on vent pipe. Cook for 10 minutes at 15 pounds pressure. Cool pressure cooker at once. Do aot attempt to remove cover until pre11ure Is completely redaced. Remove pressure cooker cover and place vegetable packet beside meat. Place pressure cooker rac k on top o f meat and vegetables. Balance casserole of plum sauce on rack. Close pressure cooker cover se- curely. Place pressure regulator on vent pipe. Cook for 10 minutes at 15 pounds pressure. Meanwhile prepare instant rice. Let pressure d rop of its own accord. Re move fruit, vegetables and steak ro ll from pressure cooker. Place steak roll on serving platter and keep warm. PREPA R E C REAMY SAUCE: Rapidly boil remainingjuices to reduce by half (about 3/4 cup). Add frozen Chicken a la King or Creamed Chipped Beef. stirring to heat and blend. Makes about I 3h cups. Serve sauce over or wi th sliced steak roll. (For cold meal. use sauce for prepar- ing Jellied Rice Mo ld.) Arrange veg- etables alongside meat on platter. STEAMED RICE I cup regular milled long grain white rice 1 "I cups water I cup water Combine rice and 11 ! cups water in metal bowl. (Use a 5-cup capaci ty bowl. 3 inches high or less. which will fit loosely into a pressure cooker.) Place I cup water. cooking rack. and bowl in pressure cooker. Close cover securely. (Pleaee eee 2-WAY /C3) Thia I• the third In a,.,.,_ of columna uplorlng dietary fiber- one of the most Important nutrition~ ofthe 'BOt-and Its d«t upon your IHM/th and w.H-bfllnO. dlacomfort, and some studies lhow that the boay' s ability to absorb certain minerals can be effected. Diets containing different typee of ftbera help provide dttterent health beneftte. Water lntolubte fiber• lttmutat• amooth, eff~t movement of food through the digest ive ayatem. Water SOiubie fiber• help 1tablltze blood sugar and lower cholesterol levels. This Is Why health professlonall are telling us to •ta variety of fiber-rich foods. _ One of the best examples of fiber teamwork la In the area of weight control. New atudtea show that dietary fiber may be a dieter's best friend. The water sotubfe fibers found In oats and dried beans, for example, ab8orb water and retatn auger and atarch, slowing t~r absorption In the body. The water lneok.tble fiber• found In wheat bran, other wholegrain cereal•. frutt1 and vegetablel take up apace tn the atomach, making you feel full. Higher fiber foods aleo take longer to cheW, It takes more time to eat thr" apptee than to drink the juice from thoM apples. Since the eating process Is atower, you're lea Mkefy to overeat. How much fiber Is enough? No one knowa for sure. Most of us consume 1Oto20 grams of dietary fiber per day. But many nutrition experts recommend Increasing fiber Intake td between 30 and 35 grams fN«Y day. Thele eJCperts, however, caution agalnlt adding too much fiber too fat to the diet.Too much fiber too qutckty can cauM lntestlnal · However, reeeerch lndlcat• that th«e Is a return to normal miner at balance In a matter of days, and that Intestinal dhlcomfort aubaides wtthtn days, alto. Or. James W. Anderson, professor of medicine and ctlnlcal nutrltfon at the University of Kentucky Coflege of Medicine; recommends increasing fiber Intake by: •Adding high fiber foods to the diet gradualty, gtvtng your body time to adjust. . •Eating a variety of fiber-rich foods, Including fruits, vegetables, legumes and whole grain breads and cereals such as oat1, wheat, rye and barley. •Drinking plenty of fluids.~ "However, anyone with a medical condition should consult hia physician befOfe contemplating any dietary changes,·· remfnda Anderson. . Increasing the amount of dietary fiber In your diet Is easkw and tastier than you might think. With two sf Ices of whole wheat breed, 'A cup cooked broccoll. one large apple and 'h cup cooked sweet corn, you'll Increase your daify dietary fiber Intake by 15 grams. One4'lllf cup of cooked kidney beans in a bowl of chill adds 9. 7 grams. Oat pancakes for breakfast°' brunch are another appeaJlng way to Introduce the entire famlty to higher-fiber foods. Whole grain oats add a nutty flavor and moist, tender texture to these tight (PleUeeeePIB&R/C8) Reel in the compliments with sole I . 9t1lffed 8plnacb Sole ta a •taiullac ma1D d.lall del1'Jlt. Hl·rc: 1s a stunning main dish delight that 1s not onl> dramatic to look at hut delicious to taste. Encased wi thin the sole fillets is a pinach. mushroom and rice stuf- fing highlighted by an unusual tasting creamy cheese sauce made with Norvegia. a mild mellow Norwegian cheese. This 1s one of tho~ special o ne- dish dinners that lt>nd itself to con\Cn1ent cooking. simple sen,1cc and e>.ccllent eatina. Herc i the reci~ as developed an the Nor eland Foods Te t Kitchens. SPINACH STUFFED SOLE 1 caa (l MIK.'ft) m•a•reom pieces, •r•lllM ! I.ables,.... htter •r mar1ar. bae l c•p cllo.,e• fresll splaacll '"' cwp 1ltcff lrtta ..... 1 e.a,c19'M~ '' tea.,._ 4118 Wtff 'i tea1,11a wt ~••.,....-.,er I ...... ef Mk. attMl l·'' , ... . t.e ... 1Hffl (...._ ... IOLlt/CI) • SerTe putty-wrapped aalmon loaf with a cabba&e roee .a lad. Russian .dish es .. perfect for Len t 'ou don't n"'e'd a pas pon to ~mplc Russian l Ul'ilnl' 'ou can make thr cuhnal) p1lgnma.ge naht m ~our kitchen Kuleb1aka. a pastl)-wrapped ~lmon loaf mali..cc; a dramau,· cho1c-c dunng the meat le s Lenten season. It look'i elegant \Ct "'ca )' to prep re. You con create this nutritious clas 1c with modC"m ca~ than kc; to prepared rolled puff pac;tl) (ha1labk m the frozen food \(,'<:lion of m t laracr 'iupcrmarketc;) The Oak> pa ti"\ en\t'lops a lu mu' filhn~ of lmon 11p10 h. ntt and hard-cooked e d1 tinctl)' Oavorcd with Jail anJ D1Jun mu tard. rvc w11h ur Cream u c. r~o trad1t1onal Ru \1an \C ctablc • cahba c and beet • bloom t ther 1n abN&e Ro • lad. 1raccful ca e ~tat lake onl~ mi nut to hapcand attdone ahead to malt la t minute P~P3rnllon a b~1e. tufY vmh p1ckled bttt tor a colorful blo m uf fla, I"\ • Take d antagc of the beaut~ l)f the tw di hc~J d nc buffet t)lc Complete with ~u 'ian tl"'a a~d a tradmonal Ru"' i · n of fruit (Pl 1.t:IU'EN/C2) l GI ()qngeCoelil OMLV PtLOTIWeOl 11dey, FebfWy 20, 1W ,-----Save25¢. I off any p«kage of Foster Farms. fresh turkey parts. I I I I I I I L 7699a soo722 ---------_J "L1qu1d Tide cleans better on a tough blood stain than my liquid. And the spout 1s nice. 1t makes 1t easy to pour into the cap It's convenient. there's no mess. L1qu1d Tide is excellent." -CONNIE 8ARTEll Bet Air.~ OTHER LIQUID DETERGENT NEW LIQUID TIDE Try Liquid Tide on some of your toughest laundry problems You 1ll say It cleans better because you 1ll see It cleans better -----------• 8015TI ---------• 'i I I I I I I I .• i t C! ,. I I I I I I I , LENTEN SPECIALS .... Prom Cl . KVLULUA (P attry·Wr..,e4 Sal ... Loaf) % cup eacll coanely elto,,.~ oaloa1 ud celery i tabletpooa1 IHltter or mar1artae ~ n p 1Hee4 fred m•r.om1 ( '.4 ,.ad or 1-oaace caa, dralaed > 1 cu (U~ oucet) aalmoa l packa1e ( 10 once> fro1ea cllopped 1plaacll, wwed aDcl weU·draiaed a c•pt cooked rice (1 cap ucooked replar rice) 2 eus. 1l1Ptly beatea - ! laaN·coel&ed ..... clloppt4 ! tabln pooa1 OIJoa·1tyle mustard Z table1poou dry wllUe wlDe 2 teaepooa1 lemoa J•lce 1 teaepoo11 dW weed % teaepooa pepper t pacb1e (1'7 14-ouce) frozen paff pastry, tlaawed leg 1 tablnpoon water Cook onion and celery in butter in medium-size skillet over medium heat about 8 minutes. until tender-crisp. Add mushrooms; cook 3 minutes. Drain salmon. reserving liquid. Discard skin and bone; flake salmon with fork in large bowl. Add onion mixture. reserved liquid. spinach. rice. eggs, hard cooked eggs. mustard. wine. lemon juice. dill weed and pepper. Roll I sheet of puff pastry on floured surface to a I 0 x 14-inch rectangle. Cut off a 2-inch strip along long side making a sheet 8 x 14 inches; reserve strip.· Place rectangle on cookie sheet. Spoon salmon mixture into center of pastry leaving a 1112-inch border. Brush border with egg and water beaten together. Roll out second sheet of puff pastry to a I 0 x 16-inch rectangle. Place over tilling. Turn up border of dough to make a rim around tilling and flute; cut slits to let steam escape. Brush loaf with beaten egg. Cut reserved pastry strip into decorative shapes and apply to loaf; brush decorations with egg mixture. Bake at 400 degrees for 30 minutes or until golden brown. Slice and serve with Sour Cream Sauce. 8 to 10 servings. SOUR CREAM SAUCE 1 cup milk % tablespoon flour I tablespoon Dijon-style mu1tard ~ teaspoon onion salt •;, teaspoon dlll weed Dasbpepper ~ cup dairy soar cream Combine milk. flour. mustard, onion salt. dill weed and pepper in small saucepan. Cook over medium heat until thickened: cook one minute. Add sour cream. Heat (do not boil). Makes I!/} cups. CA BBAGE ROSE SALAD 1 J•r (If.ounces) sliced or wbole pickled beets in cup water 1 cup red wine vinegar 2 tablespoons Worcestershire aaace 1 tablnpoon caraway seeds 1 teaspoon ult ~ teaspoon onion salt 1 bead (about Z poands) wbJte cabbage Drain beets. reserving juice. Chop beets. cover and chill. Combine beet juice. water. vinegar. Worcestershire sauce. caraway seeds (tied in cheesecloth). salt and onion salt in medium-size saucepan: bring to boil. Add cabbage; cover and simmer about 60 minutes. or until knife inserted into cabbage mee ts only the slightest resistance. Remove cabbage, cool. Separate leaves by rolling back each one as far as possible .without detaching. Tuck in edges ofleaves. so they don't show. Place cabbage in bowl or pl astic bag; pour on cooking liquid. Cover or seal bag and chill 8 hours or overnight. Drain and remove caraway seeds. Spoon chopped beets . between cabbage leaves. Serve cabbage cut into wedges. 8 to I 0 servings. , SAIL INTO AN ADVENTURE EVERYDAY.II' READ TtE Q.ASSFEDS Thn .. "*" pGl1I d Cll, Mr)Q1I with en ICMnlan d Ill own. Mlr'f --totlndt.awl ~...., oppo;tanllll tar )GI ... ,. ~. --,, • 142-1171 • OrengeCoMt DAILY PILOT~,~--GI Fish steaks delicious yet easy Taste enlivened with grapef rult EtHhus1a m for Ii h rookery 1~ one of the nou:wonhy trends in American cuisine 1n the past fi ve years. Restaurant report man> more patrons arc ordering fish dishes, large food markets now offer a greater variety of fish and the fishmonger has never been so busy. Doctors laud the importance offish in the diet because of its low cholesterol and caloric counts. while nutritionists hail ii!> healthful and nourishing qualities. t medium grapefruit, 1ectlontd t tablespoons chopped parsley Combine flour. salt and pepper; coat fish steaks with flour mixture. Reserve unused flour mixture. In lar&e skHlet melt 2 table paon butler: saute stenks unul brown on one side. 3 10 4 minutes. Turn and brown other side. Fi h tests done when it flakes easiy with u fork . Remove to serving platter, keep warm. ~dd more butter. 1f necessary. Fry remaining fish steaks. Remove to serving plauer. In same skillet. melt remaining 2 tablespoons but· ter. Stir in grapes; cook I minute. Sur in reserved fl our mixture. Cook. 11rring <'Onsusntl y, unul mmure boils and thickens. dd arapefru 1 t ~cttons and pars le): heat through. Pour over fish stC"ak!> Yield: 4 serving~. FISH BAKE 3 tablHpoons bucter or margar· lne I medium onion, chopped 1 1~ cup) 1 cup 1llced mushrooms 2 packaaes ( 10 ounces each I frozen, chopped s pinach, tbawed, drained 'i'J teaspoon ground nutmeg 11• teaspoon salt I 'i pounds flab steaks ( Z steaks, about I Z ouacea eacb) • •, up 1r1pefnlt J•lce I larae I rHll tomato, tllced t medJam 1rapdruJt, •~Uoatd In medium killet melt butter, saute onion and mu hrooms unul tender. Sttr m pinach. nutm eg and ah. Spoon ptnach mixture into a 2-quart. ~hollow baking dish. Sprinkle fish steaks with saJt and pep~r to taste. Arntn&e fish on spinach. Pour grilpefrull juice over all. Bake in 3SO..dc&rec oven 20 minutes. Place tomato &I ices on fish and arrange grapefruit sections around fish . Bake 5 minutts longer or until tomato and &rnpefru1t are heated through. Yield: 4 servings *Note: sc llkfish. halibut. GraduallY add grapefruit JUICC. S\\Ordfish or salmon Salt and pepper But for home cooks. the best pan of this sudden 'iurge of interest 1n Fleh Steaka Veronlqae an anytime treat. fish and seafood 1s how easllv one 1--------------------------------------------=-----=------------- can make delicious C'ompan) meals with all the fish that's read1I~ available. <; Fish Steaks Veronique uses the enlivening taste of grapefrui t to enhance the na tural aroma and flavor of the fish . Lightl} c;auteed red grapes and sections of grapefruit surrou nd the steaks. adding sue· culence lo the dish. Elegant yet simple 10 prepare. this is a perfect en tree for entertain· ing that imponant guest. Fish Bake'gives fish steaks a more robust flavor with sauteed mush - rooms and onions combined with spinach. The vegetables are placed in a baking dish. topped with the steaks and baked. Tomatoes slices and grapefruit sections are added just at the end. The dish 1s a marvelous com- bination of tastes. textures and colors that make it as eye-appealing as 11 1s appctmng. FISH STEAKS VERONIQUE 4 flab steaks ( 6 ounces each) or 2 flab steaks (12 ounce a eacb) (halibut, tlleflab, salmon) 3 tablespoons flour •;, teaspoon salt ~il teaspoon pepper 4 tablespoons butter or mar· grlne, divided ~ pound red seedless grapes .,,,, cup grapef rult juice WAY .•• From Cl Place prcssurc regulator on uni t pipe. Cook 5 minutes at 15 poundc; pressure. Let pressure drop of its own accord. Do not attempt to remove cover until pressure Is co mpletely reduced. Open pressure cooker and allO\\ nee to -;team unco\cred 5 minute'i. Yield. 3 cups cooked nee. JELLIED RICE MOLD 13 <& cup Creamy Sauce I envelope unflavored gelatin 2 tablespoons cider vinegar 1 cup cooked rice 111 cup sour cream Keep Cream y Sauce made for meat hot. Soften gelatin in vinegar; add to hot sauce. stirri ng to dissolve. Add cooked ri ce and sou~ cream. Spoon into decorative ind1· vidual molds a'i shown or a 3-cup mold. Chill until firm . Unmold to sen e. Arrange mold on c;cn mg pla11cr with m id sliced steak roll and vegetables' maigret1c. VEGETABLES PACKET 2 cups assorted fresh vtg· etables, cut In julienne strips (green beans, carrots, turnips, celery, green pepper, etc.I I tablespoon butter Aluminum foll Wrap 'egctablcs and butler c;e- curel y in aluminum foil. Cook with meat as directed. VEGETABLES VINAIGRETTE FOR COLO MEAL •,:i cup olive oil 4 teaspoons vinegar •, teaspoon dry mustard 1, teaspoon salt Pepper Put cooked \l..'gt•ta blcc; 1n a bowl or plastic container. Combine re· maining ingredien ts and pour O\Cr vegetables. Cover and clllll for several hoursorovernight. rrangc vegetables with ~ltccs of cold c;tcak roll and nee molds on 'icrving platter. PLUM SAUCE • red plum1, cut Into sixths, or el1bt1, 1eed1 removed 4 'fl cups picked brown 1u1ear 1 tablespoon oran1e liqueur I to-ounce ready-to-bake frozea apple pie, baked or t •·ounce ready·tO·terve frozen coconut or b1nua cream pie Place fruit . c;ugar and liqueur 1n a I 6·ollnce hatl:jW that will fit 1n pre sure cookc~ Wrap ~urely 1n aluminum foil. Cook as directed. Serve warm over apple pie or at room temperature over thawed cream p1c. la y . uto :\d erti ed in the llllJPllll • ~ ~ AN AMERICAN ITOllU COMPANY NoUT ••• at AIPhaBeta t ederailY-d Alpha Beta is the only major supermarket ehain in Southern California with a voluntary federally in§peeted seafood program. United States Department of Commerce inspectors check the processing plant procedures to assure you that the seafood we sell is produced and processed under sanitary conditions, and is safe, pure, and wt:lolesome. In addition, Alpha Beta Seafood carries a "Double Your Money Back Guarantee"I ~ FRESH ROCKFISH FIWTS 2~~ FftSH ATLANTIC CODFIWTS JAC BRANO IMfTATION CIAIMIAT ...... FRESH RAINBOW TROUT 1:t~ FROZEN OR OEFROSTE02 8 9 WHOLE OR HALF SILVER SALMON LI. FROZEN OR oEFROSTED9 9 9 LOISTIR TAILS LI. .. FRESH DOVER SOLE FIWTS ~~·FllSH-299 ::NUSS IAY ICAU.OPI U. CAmlH ~------------------.... SALE PRICES EFffCfM THURS .• FEI. 21 THROUGH WED ., FEI. 27, 1985 r . ... . ~ DEFROSTE03 99 . ROUGHY FIWTS LI. 119 .J ~~-~-:-~-:-..,.......-:-~~~-----------------------------------...................................................................... _....._.._._....._,._._.. .. I C4 OrMge Cout DAILY PILOT /W~. Februlwy 20, 1985 Italian dishes add. touch off oreign intrigue to meals Domanat1n11 the mencirn cul· inary cne are simpler. lia.hte r di he . c p:inded use of htrb and ~asonings. and a continued in· fatu tion with ethnic and regional cooking. As a means of adding a touch of foreign intrigue to meals. Uncle Ben's ha~ captured the essence of Nonhern It aly in Rice Florentine. A perfect blend <>f high quality long grain nee with ~k-ct garden herbs and vegetables. this rice lrnds an auractl\e bit of color to any mealtime occasion. Shrimp Florentine. ready to scne in JU'>I under half an hour. adds a gourml't touch to an) table. The Euroix·an navor of the nee IS a perfect mat<:h with the delicate shrimp. wh1k the firm . !>eparatc nee grnino; add texture to the dish. TomatOC!> pro\ 1d<.· an e\tra navor d1meno;1on as well as an ex tra touch of color for an appealing dish that is special enough for tom pan~ meals. Eas, ·to-cook strips of chicken breast" combined\\ 1th na, orful nee t-lorcntinc. "inc and fresh s"cct red pepper create a lOlorful onc- dl'>h skilkt. C'hu:ken Flor<.'nt1nc 1s an Italian-SI\ k meal. eao,y on th e cook. and high on navor appeal. CHICKEN FLORENTINE 4 chicken breast halves, boned and skinned J •, teaspoons paprika 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 •, cups water '2 cup dry 'white wine 1 package ( 6 ounces J r ice Flor· en tine 11:1 cup red pepper strips or 11:1 cup pimiento strips 2 tablespoons chopped green onion C ut chicken into ' -inch "'1de S eafood top choice fornJ enus "'il·alom.J ,., top' for nwnu 11lan- n1ng during lhl· Ll'ntl·n wa\on. hcgrnning to<.la~ <ind l'\tend1ng through ( 1ood Fnda~ \pnl S f ht• ( ali forn la h \hertl'\ .\ \SOC13· uon '>ugge'>t'> tht follo"' 1ng nutn- twnal gu1dt\ and '>Cr" ing \U&gC'>- tronc, in meal pla nnmg: -Remember that ~ ounn:'> ol raw fi sh will su ppl) ahou\ hall thl' total protl'IO r<.'qu1rnl l'al h da~ tht• bod) -Frsh protl·1n'> arc M5 rx:rn·nt to 95 percent d1gcs11hle. Thi"' 1s cs- pcc1all} hl'lpful 1n planning foods for children and thl' eldl·rh -LoY..-fat fio;h and 'o;hdlfish normalh con tain In' than IQ,LJ lalonec, · for a 4-ouncc c,cn 1~. Meat tor <.'>.ample. may ha\l.' O\>i.'r 300 ca lorie'> 1n a 4-ounn· !lcn 1ng. -bcn though many fi'.lh come from '>all wa t<.'r. thn can ht used frccl\ 1n IO\\ \odium· diet'> btcau\e the \ah content 1s rclatl\eh low .Seafood product'> su ppl} · phm· 1 phoru'I pol3\'.11Um and 1ron. r>IU'I tran· m1nerab and flounne tnps. Sprmklt' wi th paprika. Saute 1n oil in 10.inch killet over medium heat unuJ hahtly brown~: drain exec fat. Add water. wine and con ten cs of nee and seasoning packets to k1llct: sur. Bri ng to a boil. Co,er tightly and immcr 20 to 25 m inutes unti l all liquid is absorbed. tir in red pepper strips and green onion. Makes S servings. SHRIMP FLORENTINE % to 3 cloves garUc, ml.Deed % tablespooDI vqetable oU 1 poaad medlam 1ilrlmp, cleaned, develDed % cups water I pat11a1e (t otance1) rice Flor· HClDe I cu ( 14 'It or It ouncet t tomatoes, well drained, chopped Cook garlic in oil 1n 10-inc h skillet over medium heat until tender. Add shrimp: saute until cooked through, about l to 4 minutes. Remove shrimp and re· serve. Drain excess fa t. Combine water and contents of rice and seasonsna packets in skillet: stir. Bring to a boil. \over tightly a nd si mmer 20 to 25 minutes or until all water 1s absorbed. Stir in reserved shrimp and tomatoes: heat through . Makes S servings. LR • BlJ\Dr CUT ·--··· .-._._ ..... IOO'l4 PIMf RIZDI CIJCOOlaltD orange JulCe .... ._ • ...._ A eO&O o ....... O . A ~A....OY 100" PUllf fRJlIH cttamATlll orange NO J!I~! • 5·LA EA. -V.1th wi nter '>!Orms m.1!..1ng fi'l h1 ng \omet1mc'> difficult. U'll' fro1cn <;catood'> as an alternat1\l· to frc<,h \l'afood'>. The qualit) anti a"allatnlll\ ol lro1cn '>e<ifood'> ha<, 1nc:rcac,cd in the pa'>t fc-w year'>. BEEF CHUCK ROAST DUBUQUE OR ARMOUR -Wintl'r C<1ll\en1l'nt't 1011<.J llr> Pu rt l1t1'>l" \mokl·d li'>h for an 1n\tant pn.·-rnokl·d ml'al It '' a good hrunrh or at-home ent<.'rt aining l'ntrn· \moked li'>h can he kept rclngnat<.·d f(ir up to one week. Vam·11c' J\,11lahk 1n ~outhland markl't' 1ntludt '>m<>kl·d tuna. ~cl· lo-w tall hallhut and c,almon For tho\c 1ntere-.ttd 1n fresh fish during I 1.·nt. :l\ailahil1t~ "Ill dc- rcnd on \.\l'atlwr t t1nd1t1on\ and rnt<.h V.l·athn pt•1 milting. thl' lollow- 1ng \hould he a\ailabk 1n "our Im a I \upcrruarl..et or li'>h 'itorl' Pat ifil 'napper Petrak <,uk. lloundt·r hJlrbut. <,and dah\. ling wd 'It rc>d haddotl... l11d '>l'a ha.,., "'h1tl'li-.h. l atfi.,h and trout The rt Jl\o "'111 tx· KUOd \upplil'\ ol rl'U\'>t'I' t lanl\ and \<.allop\ ( on\unwr-. arl' <IU\ 1c,1.•d to wa tth fi>1 c,upermarkl't ad-. that tra- d1t1onalh leaturl' 'l'<llornl \fll'UUI'> tlu11ng Lent FRENCH CHICKEN 3 12 -pound chicken, cut up I tablespoon paprika 2 tablespoons butter I ''>·pound (s<'ant) Spa nis h onion, qua rte red and thinly 1llccd 1 'J -pound mu1hroom s, thinly 1lked •• '"' '4(. \.II A"41"' ( 99c,, . ,,. "''· I Ill~ ~Ill I I 121 " IOOCT. KA<~c.s Al Pill\ 81 r A VITAMI N SALE g~g··c . .... EA.~"''• 6.S OZ. 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CANS LITEBEER l FROM MILLER If )'ou're plannina"' brunch. and you've hid It up 10 here with quiches ind omelette!. hert 1$ a different kind Df br~nch main dish 1ha1 you can pre~re completely the day before. Lei 11 s11 in the refrigerator overnight' to develop flavor and texture. then PoP It in the oven 40 minutes before erv1ng. The Worcestered Cheese Strata actually tastes like a richly-tutured cheese souffie -only 1t won't fail -or fall! Its flavor gctl> an extra perk from a dash of Wom:stersh1rr sauce-a condiment that has a special affini- ty for cheese. Brunches should be thoroughly enjoyable for lhe host and hostess. so for beverage. try a punch bowl 1n~1ead of the u ual PoUrcd·lo- ordcr drink'i. Ltt the gue u serve themselves 1 Bnny Mary Punch -second cousin to the familiar brunch bevera~. Blood)' Mary A Bnny Mary 1 made with clam and tomato flavored cocktail juice. piked with Worccslen~1re and lime JUICC. To round out the menu. you might want lo serve a bowl or plauer of fresh fruu. WORCESTE RED CHEESE STRATA I tablespoon butter or mar1ar· lne 1 cup claopped onloos 8 slices flrm-textared wlllte bread LB. 10 LB. BAG • U .S. NO. 1 RUSSET POTATOES GARDEN FRESH BROCCOLI ' OVER 13,000,000 IN PRIZES AVAILABLE ""Zit AVAllML.a: . 1-''==••rtlll I 1111 ~:.·.:-:· ,._ • 10 ·._..CUM P11ZU • 11 -19F-MUITA•ll CllWIT1llll • SO --TUR fMl l*l•S •fll·MU .. _..ICllD ....... • fll • JIC PIRT&al MIO CAMlU A• ICR IYITIMI • 50 • 1 WHK HAWAMA• •CA TIMS fGa2 • ZKJ -•um CAIM PllZll • Pl.US TMOUIA .. Of UOCHY ClllTiflCATll A• CAIM PllZIS! GO TOO• Al'"A l lTA COllKlO• C A•O AND A CAMI nc•n lOOAY ... ~ ..,..._._ ..... .., .... ,.,..., .. -....-.... ..... ....... ·-... ~ "'-.. -..... ..... . . _. .. .. . _..,,. __._.._ " ... .._ .... ,_ .. ......_.. ~ ... .11 .. -. ..... ... ,..., ••• -._..,,. ....... c .... ... . -~ ... ,,,... ..-..... _.. . . .. 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Cover and refriaerate over- night. Preheat oven to 3SO dqrces. Bake. uncovered. until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean. about 40 minutes. Garnish with parsley. if desired. Yield: 6 Portions. Minerals aid disease resistance Consumption of trace minerals can measurably improve diseasc resistance in the elderly. according to findings at UC San Diego. "There seems to be an indication that intakes of the Recommended Dietar) Allowances (RDA) for trace minerals. such as iron and zinc. improve the immune resPonsc necessary for disease re- sistance:· states Paul Saltman. Ph.D .. a researcher as UCSD's b1olog) depanment. altman and his colleagues sup- plemented the diets of 17 elderly patients with the RDA equivalent for iron ( 15-18 milligrams). zinc ( 15 mg.). copper (2-3 mg.). and man- ganese (2.5 mg.) and found positive change in the immune response after three months. Deficiencies exist in the elderly due to their limited intake of calones and all nutrients. says Saltman. Changes in taste acuity. sahvat1on and gastrointestinal funcuons. combined with a number of phys1olog1cal. social and emo- tional factors. result in decreased food and nutnent intake in the cldcrl)'. ··older people who do not con- sume at least l .600 calories and eat a\ ancd diet that includes red meat. fish and li H·r. as "ell as a \anet} of other foods. could be deficient 1n trace minerals:· according to . altman. Iron dctktl'nq 1s widespread in the clderl). pan1cularl) 1n the socioeconomic underprl\ aleged. states alt man .\ defic1enc) m iron. as well as zinc. can also increase susccpt1b1l1t~ to bacterial infec- tions. he adds. "Intake of protein food sources -red meat. li "er. shellfish. and l'ggs-and to a limited degree milk and green IC"af) 'egetables. 1s cnt1- 'al to trace mineral stores:· "It the elderl' can assess that 1hc1r diets include meat and o ther protein sources. milk. cheese and other calcium sources. and vitamin w urces from f rulls. vegetables and "hole grains. the) can be reason- abh a'i'iUred that the) arc mttt1ng their nutnent nC"eds for·tracc min- 1..'rals ··othern1!>e I suggest they take an ine\pensl'l' one-a-da} vitamin and mineral supplement that supplies at least. but not more than. I 00 percl'nt of the RDA ·· 'altman advises prudent use of "upplement\ but warns ag;-1nst <,ubsrnutins them for food in a balann·d diet SOLE ... From Cl Parsley SAl1CE 2 lablt-spoons butter or mar1ar- lnt t tabltspooas flour l '• caps milk I cup shredded Norve1la ctltt1t 1 teaspoon Worcute'rslaire ·~ teaspoon dry mastard •-. teaspoon salt Dub cayenne pepper Preheat o"en to 400 degrees. In skillet hrown mu hrooms in but- ter .\dd spinach and green onion; cook until tender. l\dd nee. dill. sail and pepper ,Lay out fillets: divide 11tuffing among fillets. R~)ll up and fasten with tooth- pick\ Place in bunered shallow !'laking dish Bake at 400 degrttS 15 minute (or until fish Oakes ca ily). SA CE: In ..auccpan. melt but- trr .\Jd flour and cook. umna until hubbl and smooth. Remov' from heat and gradual!) blend 1n milk .\dd remaining 1n1rcd1ents. C ool 'illmng. unlit thickened ind smooth f"\e o"cr fi h. If ootrtd, garnish wtth lemon lit'C'S 1nd pa "'It'' r" ~' h ~~~~~~~~~ C•ll 642-H?I Put a le• worc1a to work tor you I . .; Or-.. Colet DAILY PILOT IWednMdey, Februery 20, 1886 - Corn-cla m chowder m odern version of Pilgr ims ' standby The Puritan' landed 1n the c" t)pical New England fare . World duri ng the most h11ter The transplanted Englt~hwomcn rnont hrnf the year. but they quickly who hankered for the tastes of home learned the ~kills of survival that used the bounty of the New World carried them th roughout their years to make the dishes they re- '" the region. membered. They came with no ski ll s that The lege ndar) Hasty Pudding is qualified them as pioneers. The an adaptation of an English Por- passengcrs of the Mayflower were ridge made of wheat flour. butter. merchants and businessmen. more spice. milk and. when available, an accustomed 10 bending over a Bible egg. Colon1al cooks substttuted cornmeal for wheat. than a plow. But they quick l) learned how 10 Whentheapplesecdthecolon1sts FmER AIDS DIE TER build. hunt. fhh. plant and plow. brought with them from England • • • took root and the trees bore fr uit. a .._Cl -\nd their wives learned from the multitude of Apple Brown Beu ys. pencak... 1' ! Indian women ho\' to use thl· -\pple Jonathans and -\pplc Pan- Skim mllkand vege1ableoil keepfat andcho1esterol levelslow. unfami ltar regional foods of the dowd~scmcrged. a.tot all, three4-lnch cakes contalnjust 236 calorles. Top with New World 10 ft'l'd their men and But 11 was the sea. says the tr.ehorfroan strawberries tor a sweet, wholesome treat even children. researcher. that gave the early New w.tghtwatche rscanenjoy. It "as those earl~ da)s tha t Englanders both food and liveli - shaped the distinctive character of hood: salmon. oysters. shrimp, OAT PANCAK ES today's New England foods that use clams. lobster. cod. 1 et1pall-pvposefloar the freshes t 1ngrcd1ents nat1 vc to Cod was king. a must for atur- ~ c.poatl quick or old faa~loned, uocooked the region. according to ..\Itson da}' dinner. and eating codfish balls 1 tablespoonbakhlipowder Puh er. a Du Pon1 researcher on Sunda) morning was the mark of 'fh J d od d h a proper Bostonian. ~ ceaapoonsalt (optlou.I) e n ians in tr uce t e new ''Then. of course. there were 1 PlkimmJlk amval~tothcbeansandcorn ofthe Ctl clams.'' says Pulver ... Each state has 14 capegHb1Cltu&eor1 eg,bea&ea ltfc-sustain1ng succotash Chat in its own preferences and prejud ices %tablnpooa1ve1e&Uleoll both Nonh and South became a about what is in the local clam • HeatgriddJeovermedium-high heat(orpreheatclcctric gnddlcor !>taple: and taugh1 them how to chowder: 1 • clams. milk. celery. sk.iUet to 37SdqretS). OilliaJnly. Combine dry ingredients. Add milk. s1m mer beans ifl a pit with a touch common l"i ctckers. seasoning." lea rned .,from the Algonquin 1 n- cgrubstitute and oil; stir just until dry inaredicntsare moistened. of bear fat or an infusion of maple Purists preferred 1t tomato-less. she dians 365 years ago. Is alive. well 1 bay leaf 1 • teaspoon celery salt Foreachpancak~.pourabout 'f4 cupbatteron hotaridd.Jc. Turn S)rup. To this day Boston baked adds. and floumhing from Maine to when tops are covered with bubblesandedaesloolc cooked. Turn onJy beans. teamed with the dense. The ntual of the New Engla nd Massachuseus. 2 (7-ounce) cans minced clams l (16-ounce) can c reamed corn 2 c ups milk once. Makes 12pancalces. steamed Indian brown bread. 1s clambake. which the colonists On sunlit beaches and from -------------------------------------------------------. hidden covc'i the clams are gathered Salt and pepper to taste CSJ [tej ~ .•.• · &.A.._A Lit ...... ,...._ ...... ---........,_,.. ............ .......... a.-. .... Star·Klst Cnun~ l •O"' r.,,,~ 8', 01 Can 30 Stice Bread.-."~··.'.'.: 69• Citrus Hiii '. ·,, • ~:.f:..•1" Potatoe Chips·.;,:-L. '1" Evlan Water.; •.• ·~~~; '1" Liquid Tide .. •• . ': ,. '5" ._, TN °°'11 ol ~ tollc:f Qri.tff ... ---~ ... ----"' ... ....--"'------.. -·~ ... ..,.. OOwft or ,. ,,._ CllilOCWW °""""' ___ "'_ 6 ro.'I " 4 ,.,, •1 00 3 ~~079• ~L-.... c• BHI Buy • 1" ~ ar•••• Random Weighll ID ' ' DOUBLE .. ., ) COUPON ~·~~;~ ,._ . ...... I I t .... ' " ' I I &:!'--____ ,:.·---- -.. 801 79• Bolllll ="· (, DOUBLE .. ., • COUPON ~.·~~·~ (\J SAFEWAY • 401 I.I•,, ........ ,, .... _ w .. • •, e #' • I • • 9li 4"f " Qi"; V* fresh. the ears of corn unhus ked. the potatoes and the lobsters are laid on heated rocks and buried under blankets of seaweed to bake to their moment of succulent perfection. Here's a recipe for the corn-clam chowdcrthat hel ped those first New En glanders survive thei r first dif- ficult months. It's easy to prepare usi ng canned corn and minced clams. which arc readily a\a1lablc anytime of year. As with all mi lk-based dishes. take care to use a heav y saucepan and low to medium heat when preparing yo ur chowder. Serve your corn-clam chowder wit h fresh corn bread. NEW ENGLAND CORNY CLAM CHOWDER 2 medium onions, chopped In a 3-quart saucepan. sautc onions 1n butter or m!lrgarine until soft but not brown. Add broth . potatoc'i. seasonings and clams. Cook. covered. about 15 to 20 minutes or un11I potatoes arc cooked th rough. Add corn and milk. heat through. For richer soup. use I cup half-and-half in place of mi lk. Serve~ 6 to 8. ORIGINAL CORN BREAD ~ cup sifted flour 34 cup yellow corn mea l 1 t,~ teaspoons baking powder 1 tablespoon sugar 11 teaspoon salt 1 egg, beaten ~cup milk 2 tablespoons oll Preheat oven to 400 degrees. 2 tablespoons butter ·or margar- ine 1111 cups c hicken broth 2 cu s diced tatoes In a large bowl. combine fl our. corn meal. baking powder. sugar and salt. In a smaller bowl. com-.---------------. bine egg. milk and 011. Add to flour FLUTED CHINA BASIN Ret. s:m;, $125 YO H PRlrF. ................ .. DISCOUNT TO THE PUBLIC -an cy u(ll/Ce {r l42it Avenida de la Carlota La11una Hilh1, Ca. 92653 768-3429 mixture and stir. Pour baller into a lightl} greased 9-inch pan or rack and let stand for I 0 minutes. Us1 ng a plastic kn ife or spatula. cut 1n10 3-i nch squares. Serve warm. Serves 6. OFF AfN 1WEN'IY-FIVE OR FORfY POUND BAG OF ALAMO® REAL MEAT PROTEIN AT A REAUX GOOD PRICE I I • .. <>reno-eo..t DAILY PILOTIWednelelaY, '*'*Y aG. 1tM C"I New Dago Red too sophisticated for its.name Before all )'OU halian·Amcrican~ Funher. the wood can be cu tom a number of such wines productd hkcl)' love this fttth. z~ty wine auon that warrants a wine lovet's fict upset at a po siblr ethnic slur cut 10 your needs and your from P1no1 No1r and Cabernet with its strawberry aroma. very visu 1s called Gokt lrttt. which tt rom my wnuna about something measurements and shipped any-uv1anon. and at least one made fruity navorsand cnsp.just lliahtly loattd on Goad St .• so named ~T~~~ ~!:~h~~i·n~t:::~c t~~~t! ' JEBY where. from Merlot. \ sWttt finish. Try 11 oow, so you'll becllul( n was the site of rht c11y•s d. · What a classy way to panel a den l;he navors are sliahtl)' different know what to buy when lbewca1her s.ay office back 1n the I 8SOI. In tra 1t1on. or wine cellar. What about a wine from White Zinfandel. because the gets warm. fact. the restaurant is located in that A new wine called Dago Red is MEii cabinet actually made from these basevapcisdifferent.bu11hcbe 1c MORE WHITE ZIN -Add to vcrybu1Jd1na, made by an Italian. and a second old wine vats? The "conversation style 1s the same. If you like White the list of new White Zinfa.ndel The wine list is small but well &encration grape.grower at that. piece" value is virtually priceless. Zin. you'll probably like Pinot Noir productrs Paul Masson and Lou1 thouaht out, and. more im~ One of his first chores was selling For a detailed brochure. write to: Blanc and Cabernet Blanc. Manini. The Maston is plentirul. antly. f11rty pri«d. ~ food iJ his father's grapes to those of Italian It as then turned into any number Original Winebarrel, P.O. Box "('", Sterlla1 I Hf CaberMt Blue but the Manini will be hard to find excellent, fea1urinJ such djvtrs.ilitt heritage all over America. who of practical applications. ranging Acampo. CA 9S220. ($6.SO): This is the one slightly as only a small quantity was made a fresh seafood, fresh J)Utl and turned those grapes into a wine they from wall or ceiling paneling. to WINE TIP -White Zinfandels frivolous wine in the Sterlin& line. of this first efTon. some ofthe best vtnison fve bad in affectionately called Dago Red. door and window trim. to mold-are hot these days. but don't forget Personally I'm iJad. because there RESTAURANT TIP -Wine a Iona ttme. Prices arc moderate, Joe Carrari is the man's name. ings, baseboards. mantlcpicccs and that white wines made from other is more to hfe than Chardonnay. country travelers invariably spend service is profeujonal and f'ricndly more. All kinds of cabinetry can be red grapes ca n be equally pleasant. Sauvignon Blanc and Cabernet at least one night in San Francisco. without beina intrusive. and. you'll and the fami!y first grew grapes in made frm the recycled redwood . enjoyable and refreshing. There are auvignon. Fans of White Zin will A relatively new restaurant oper-love the surroundings. the Rancho Cucamonga district 1n .-----------------------------....:... ______________ _..:.. ______ _..:., _________ :__ ___ _ Southern California. Carran now owns 130 acres of prime vineyard land in anta Barbara County known as Los Alamos Vineyard. Los Alamos grapes have been sold to famous wineries all over the state. includans man )' names you would recognize 1n Napa and Sonoma. Why would a rec;pet·ted grower bnna. us something called Dago Red~ Several reasons. among them the fact that grape pnce<; ha ve been depressed and one wa y for a grower to realize a greater profit on has crop as to get into the wine business. Dago Red is a style of wine that is pan ofCarrari's heritage. and a style of wine he enjoys personally. And let's not overlook the fact that Dago Red is a name that most everyone is familiar with. even if they've never actually tasted any. lt'c; pretty sharp marketing for a farmer. To help ham get th e wine 10 market. Carran has retained former vice president of marketing for Zaca Mesa Winery. Bob Agnew. a professional who should get the JOb done. Before I describe the wine. let me do my usual warning for wrnes that ma) be difficult to find . The availability on this one as good as far as suppl y goes. but at as JUSt being released and man) merchants may not know about It )Cl. For funher rnformation. you or your wine merchant can contact: Agnew Wine Marketing. 11 57 Shady Glen. Santa Mana. CA 93455 (805) 937-5479. Carrarl Dago Red ($3.50 or less): Actually. this 1s pretty soph1st1catcd stuff to be called Dago Red. I 1 as a blend of 55 percent Cabernet. 35 percent Petite Sirah and 10 percent Zinfandel. You won't mass 11 on the shelfif11's there. because the label 1s bright red and white surrounded b) a bla ck and what<.' checkerboard border. What ll ha!> an common with Dago Reds of >Ore as that 111s a substan11al wine What 11 1s not. as manr Of those were. IS overl) tannac. overripe or notaceabl> sweet. It 1s a )'Ou thful st) le with plenty ofna,or. and unlike most SJ wines at will improve with a few )cars an the bottle. The Cabernet gives at some class. the Petite Sarah provides body and depth. and the Zin 1s just one more flavor note. This wine will go with everything from hamburgers and barbecue to all those tomato·based 5auccs that one thrnks of when one th inks Italian. It's a bona fide "best bu)." and case purchases arc h1ghl) rec- ommended. The longer at take )'Ou to dnnk at up. the better 1t'c; going to be. HISTORY IN YOUR HOME - Talk about innovative. there's a firm in wane countr} called The Ong1nal Wincba rrel ( ompan). that is buying tho e giant redwood vats. some of which stand 20 feet or more high and hold up 10 50.000 gallons of wine. Man)' of the wanencc; are replac- ing these vats with stainless steel tanks. and no one seemed 10 know what to do with the old vats as the> were torn down. Keep in mind that some of these vats are nearl y a century old and made from grades of redwood no longer available. It seemed a shame to let all that premium wood. wane· soaked as it mifhl be. go to waste. The Origina Wrnebarrcl Com- 'pany was establ ished to '!lake practical use of1h1s wood. A malling process and other processing gets past the wine-soaked portion and down to what amounts to v1rgan wood. Cooking with class If you are looking for something different an the taste of food. the Royal Thai Cuisine cooking classes may be your answer. Four classes including a four- course dinner and champagne wall be taugh t on Monday-, at 6:30 p.m. Tuition I\ $25 per class, and enroll ment 1s confirmed upon re· ceipt of a check and enrollmen t form . Clas~ 11e ,., limited. so early enrollment 1s adv1std. Checks and forms 5hould be sen~ to Roya l 'J ha1 Cuisine. 4001 W ( oao;t Highway. tNewpon Beach 92663. Phone 650-3122. • • • Su\&n 51ack. who ha\ JU'U re· 11 turned from a founh stay 1n Japan. will share c'c1ttn1 tdea\ and offer <;ea~nal 11urpn~ d1i,hc\. durina a I cook1na cla "·en titled "Traditional Japanese Fca\t ... Thr drmonwat1on will be pre\~ lcntrd at 6·30 p.m. Monda) at M)' I favorite Things Cooking \chool. 14370 C'ulvl'r Dm-e. lrHnC f Cl' 1 I S20. For 1nformatt0n call 552·0~2 I , fA .... IOHll LINKS NATURAL CASING . I 59 PORK SAUSAGE L& • Jimmy Deon Skinleu SMOKED BEEF SAUSAGE. . ..... LB. 2.19 ,. .... sucm! ••ULIY.. I SKINNED 89 I DEVEINED L& • USDA CHOICE BEEF L& LO•ON •OIL Oii ..... llOAST BONELESS I 89 BEEF ROUOND L& ·• Frozen 2 79 '9IA WS PILLlft ................... . ........................... l8_ • s-1 Juicy IO·LB. RUSSET POTATOES Cl'IO ... U.S. NO. 1 LIMIT 2 c IA. . -- '°:~~SS 2 19· ROUND I& • Gor-1on'\ 12-0r Pkg POTATO CRISP FISH FILLETS EA 1.89 Fresh Zucchini ITALIAN SQUASH ... ... tB A9 LA••I HAWAIIAN ltlNIAlt .... S L&.29 6 Inch Astoned SOFT HANGING PLANTS EA 2.H u ............. . ----1N11a•tm I n 12-01. Cons Regular 12·PACK · 3.39 ~m•·••; ~YAKISOIM . A9 AsJOned Color UllTINIL SWA• STICKS .79 OLYMPIA •11• US·liler. 86-Proof SCORESBY SCOTCH Sebos1ion1 l S·l11er WHITE ZINFANDEL Mi I Y CllOCK• CAKI MIX lAYElt '*-ltlEllf:S .79 .... I.ff l<odo Moch1ko 16·01. Box SWEET RICE FLOUR Sapporo 3 S·Or Chicken or Be.i ICHIBAN RAMEN OLYMltlC MIAL __ ,DIAD ~; .79 . 3-lb. "-g. 0( luttef floYor 18-0J .. Aasoned Voflefl4" CRISCO SHO«TENING .................. 2.69 MOTHER'S COOKIES . .I.ff ~ ....... AM AICAll SINeLIS \' JI '/ ~ 1-L& ~ CHESI I •9 -SUCID -FOOO e7 l·Lb. Pkf, / / / \' '..:::: WILSON MEAT FRANKS .ff ~ Form• Monter~ Joclc ~ LONGHORN CHEDDAR LI I.II 1'111.,ry 11 -0a " IREAO STICKS 1. l'looo 2-lb. ll'tlf. 2 ,. RICOTTA CHEESE • .s9 .27 )().Counl Reg or Super KOTEX TAMPONS Imported English D1nnerwore THIS WEEKS FEATURE CEREAL BOWL c 1.69 EA .s• l'UISCllMANll'S MAHA•llll I ll PKG 99 OUAltTER STICKS • .!}-~-=-.... ~=-- WHITE & 99 ASSORTED LIMIT 1 • Glod Hondle T •• 1(}.~nt TALL KITCHEN BAGS 1.ff 8 8 15 Or In Syrup Ot Juice DOLE PINEAPPLE ~--~-.-.-,-.. -~~p~ .. ~.-:--~,....--"'.:,-=-.lii'i--..... ~ m YAllDIKAMrS nu PILI.ITS ~~~D 1.89 37·01 lteg or Durch Apple JOHNSTON APPLE PIE 2 .19 16-01 •9 RICH'S COFFEE RICH •• ITOKILY'S v1e1Ta••• 16·0Z l'l<G 99 INTiltNA TIONAl COMIO • '9ttCts EFFECTIVE 8 A.M. THURS •. FEI. 21 THRU WEO .. FH, 77. 1985. 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The broccoli and auce urc simp. ly thawed in the cookina pouch. then combined with thC' other inaredients. includina tuna. hard· cooked eaas and dry mu tard. The cheese sauce from the broccoli flavors the fillinaand keep!l 1t moist ..,.,hilc baking. The tuno-broccoli m1 x1urc 1s wrapped in pufTpastry crust. which 1uimple to prepare with fron~n pull pastry sheets. While the. pastries are baking. a 1csty mustard auce is heated in u saucepan to serve with the warm turnovers. TUNA TURNOVERS WITH MUSTARD SAUCE IO ounce p1cka1e broccoli f roaen In a cbeese flavored sauce 2 7-ouace cans water packed tuna, drained t bard-cooked eggs, cbopped 11, cup cbopped onion 2 table1poont pickle relltb •, teatpoon dry m ustard 11 'l•·Olnce package froien puff pat try, thawed ' I egg yolk plu• 1 tablespoon water Mustard Sauce 2 &ableapoont margar ine or butter 2 tablespoons flour VONS SUPER Sit GS PUIS SOPER COUPONS "'i teHpoon salt Du b cayenne pep~r I cap milk 1 tablespoon prepared mustard In bowl of hot water, thaw unopened broccoli pouch for 15 to 20 minutes.• Heat oven to 450 degrees. Grease 2 cookie sheets. In large bowl. tombine tuna. eggs. onion. pickle relish and dry mus- tard: fold in thawed broccoli . ............. All ....... Callfonla ... • ... .. ~ VONS BEEF BOLOONA or ~ &ologno SH<od 12 0...-P..,._ ~c~ ,~ DRESSING 149 SOFT BREAD STICKS NI-, I I o..nc;. P..,....,. 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In small bowl. combine egg yolk and water; brush small amount on pastry edges to help seal. Fold pastry diagonally; crimp t:dges with fork 10 seal. Pnck top of turnovers wi th fork: brush with remaining egg wash. Place on prepared cookie sheets. Place in oven and immediately reduce oven 1empera1ure to 400 degrees: bake for 20 minuh:s or until golden brown. Meanwhile. in small saucepan. melt margarine. Stir in flour. salt and caye nne pepper: cook until mixture 1s smooth and bubbly Gradually add milk: cook until mixture boils and thickens. Stir in mustard. Serve with warm turn- overs. 8 turnovers. Tip: •aroccoh pouch can be thawed in the microwave oven. Microwa ve on High as directed on the package for 3 to 4 minutes. Stir-fry beef and broccoli nutritious Chincsi:-s1 ~ le 'ltir-fry cooking " becoming more popular w11h evcry- onr who works. It's a hcar1y. cas> way to get dinner on the table w1th1n an hour. This Beef and Broccoli Almond1ne 1s a nutritious \tir-fr) dish 10 add to )our recipe rnl lcct ion. Prepa ration 1s fast because sirl oin steak slices are merely browned and the broccoli 1s cooked only to the crisp-tender stage. To speed things up at dinner time. you ran pre-slice the broccoli and hcef. cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate overnight so it's read) lo go when )OU get home. With its green broccoli flowcr- ettc\, stnp!lofbccf cooked med1um- rarc and a<:ccnts of p1m1ento and golden toasted almonds. Beef and Broccoli Almondinc 1s an attract- ive. appealing dish. It's also highly nutritious . .\dd side dishes ot steamed white nee and yo ur dinner's a winner! Beef and Broccoli Al mondine looks fcs11" e enough to make an) work night the occasion to invite anot her couple for an informal dinner. perhaps to celebrate the simple pleasures of life -like quick. good cooking! BEEF AN D BROCCOLI ALMONDINE l l!J pounds fresh broccoli I can ( I 0 1"1 ounces) condensed beef broth I tablespoon instant chopped onion I tablespoon soy sauce 2 teaspoons cornstarch '" teaspoon salt 11 teaspoon garlic powder 11 pound sirloin steak, cut 1 Inch thick I tablespoon oll I tablespoon pimiento allcea '"' cup blanched almonds. toasted Pare broccoh stems: slice 11~-mch ~n!mr~rtth.pf al ks to measure I cup. Split remaining \talks in halves lcnathwisc. Mix toacthcr beef broth. onion. soy sauce. corn- starch. !tall and prlic powder: set aside. Cut ~teak in thin diagonal slices. Heat oi l in large ski llet; add steak slices and brown quickl y over h11h heat. stimna to brown both sides. Remove steak 11nd keep warm Add broccoli to skillet alona w11h beef broth m1'<turc: heat to boilina. Cover. lower heat and c-ook 10 minute or un11l crisp.tender. Re- turn steak shccs to k1llct. odd pimiento and almonds. and heat Just unul cvcrythina 1s pipina hot. Strvc st once. Make 4 ~rvinaa. • Or ... C... DAILY MOT~ 11•11• Allergy sufferer~: Eating out can be hazard ~'!?.a~lfY WENCK dioxid.c and the sodu~m or sodium or po.ta111um meta~11ulfite. l'vt IMe8 pvtq •1 ~ .,_, dtup can be supplied by ~ Pft!Oldolulw• •rri1I uco1 s ,..,...... PotaH1um salta ohulfltc, b11ulfite, •Chtck wnh food 1erv1cc man· w..W &My ,., alelMI .. ...... ci1tt and donQn.: hi ... 1J19 ID 11[111111 -~- Art you allcraic to sulfitcs? lfso. and metabisuJfitc. Thcr. are widely aacrs bcfott orderinaau rtttaurant mHldH! Two kinds of'alcolaohre med -_,..,.'al 1lli •• ...., .--. catina in restaurants may be hat· uaed as prestrvativcs 1n peckaacd to find out whether foods on the Alcohol it an ·~nt in C't~yl(thekiadlouditlbeet.wine . ..,... .................... . ardoustoyourhtalth. food .w1nc.betr.1ndfood strv«t menu have been treated with h ndr«ts of r id '--•ions. and akobolic Mverllft) nd ill..._pr11bcttt1 .. D1•-- fi 1n ttstaurant salads. ulfites. u e.qu ... -_... · iiopropyl. Which nn111 no1 tw IMnt --••••-....... 19111•11 In restaurants. sul Itel oncn arc lf ).'OU happen to be stnsit1vc to The National Restaurant As-both prncnptaon and over-the-intcmaUy. The ....... ii Ulld i• cm ...... ..... used to improve and maintain the sulfiunaaacnts. you •h. ould take the soc1at1on has prepared for the food count~r drup. Thete •.re motdy lotioftsorlinimcatalMtlftalllied • • • appearance of fresh fruits and follow1n1 precautions: indu~t a list of products that can couah and cold ~ With to the skin. and nablli• aliohol 4a. .... II .. ·••111111 • veaetablct. Without 'hem, fruits a..... • l f lfi k alcohol con~nt u hilb u 2S . . ..1111W.1•11111 and veaetables may discolor or wilt. •Check With your physician to u.;-~ in Pace 0 su net ~ MP percent. Alcohol it u.ed. in dru&s ,mcrally •• •tOPtOPYI. .. 1aM1ll11 _. -...; Persons who arc especially confirm whether sulfite sensitivity rrua's and vcaetablet from discolor· because it is an e•ccllenl solvent. Mouthwa&bet have contldelM* ...... rrT ---~!""'!' sensitive can suffer acute allcraic· is a problem. Don't sclf-d111nose. na. • • • better than water. for keepin&10me amounts or dmatwcid alcobOI A. .....-cru Ml II "'- type reactions from catin'g foods •Read label.• to ~ if food QVESTIONI WE ARE .UUD: inaredient1 in t0lution. (ethyl alcohol 10 which metlaanot protein, l paaa1 r. • • treated with sulfitcs. products contain sulfiuna ~ae!'tJ. Q. r wu llleftt4 a. fbMI &Ila& }DA rcquirn that its ~naaee has been added) and lbould not be adoll)ldnne. lmilitioll ..-'9i Symptoms include generalized Look for the terms sulfur d1ox1de: alceMI wa1 lll&e4 • tllle laMI u aa be Sta led on the labtlsofOTC druas swallowed. Some defttiltl feet mat 12.3 protein little or • fll. ._. flush. faintness, weakness. severe sodium or potassfom bisulfite, ana t.arMtn& .. tllle ~ me4ldlte and Its perceni-.e in prescription mouthwashes should have child-10.l pen:imt Cwt,oe.,._. wheezina. labored breathing. chest ,.------------------------------------ti&htness, coua,h. extreme shortness or breath, cyanosis (blue discolora- tion of the skin caused by insuffi- cient Oit¥aen in the blood), and loss of consciousness. As little as 7.S mil!j&rams (ma) of the chemicals can lr~r a reaction when diaested. The average person consumesabout 2 to 3 mJofsulfites daily. Wine and beer drinkers may take in S to I 0 mg a day more. But the hi&hcst consumption occurs when people eat restaurant salads. vrsetablcs (particularly potatoes), and avocado dips, to which are added solutions of potassium metabisulfitC'. A cus-- tomer can ingest 25 to I 00 mg of metabisulfite in one resta urant meal. For most people. sulfites seem to present no problem because they arc safely broken down (metabolized) and excreted in urine. They cause problems only in a small number of people who arc sensitive to sulfites. But for these people. the danger can be very great. The Food and Drug Adminis- tration (FDA) reported four deaths in the last year that may have been caused by sulfiting agents used on food in restaurants. and it is invcstigatinJ 50 other reports of severe reacuons. Research suggests that sulfites may trigger potentially life-threat- ening reactions in perhaps one in 20 asthmatics - or 445,000 Ameri- cans -according to the Center for Science in the Publ ic Interest . Because of these concerns. a scien- tific advisory committee in its final report to FDA recommended that the government shou ld restrict or ban some uses of sulfiting agents. "Discontinuance of these uses should be encouraged by ap- propriate use of the re&ulatory process." the committee said. This was a reversal of the com- mittee's preliminary decision last fall to recommend only stronger labeling requirements. The preliminary recommendation was criticized by many as inadequate. and the panel's final report con- cluded: "Additional labeling re- quirements alone would not assure protection." · Sulfiting agents - a famil y of food additives containing sulfur - have been widely used for centuries in food processing and in making beer and wine. They perform as antibacterial agents and as anti· oxidants, preventing the ~ilting and discoloration of fresh fruits and vegetables. Sulfiting agents include sulfur French fries ' newest rival worth trying By CECILY BROWNSTONE ,,,, ......... Want to rival French-fried potatoes and yet keep away from the chore of deep-fat frying? Then slice all-purpose potatoes and bake them in a hot oven with a little butter and seasonings. Served as soon as they are ready. the slices will be crisp. golden brown and utterly delicious. A great accompaniment for poultry, fish . meat, vegetable casseroles or eggs. OVEN-STYLE SLICED POT A TOES J ~ pond• (1eut) all·purpose po&atOf• (4 medlam) ~ of a "4·po•IMI 1ttck of batter, Cit I• 4 eqaaJ pall I 1mall clove prllc, mlDced ~ tea1poon dried cr11laed tllyme · · I tabletpoon 1rated onion (pulp alNI jllH) I &able1poon lemu jalee i &able1poo111 1raced Parme1A• dlffte ~ ( ........ ) ~ J ( ) ( ~ ( t r r I f ' ' ) r' J I I ( ~ 1 r l I r I I I ( , ~-. t .' • r I : : ' '. • J r I ' • • • t ~ r • • • ~ ) • • .. No Games ... No Gimmicks ... Eve,Ybody Wins With Stater's Low, Low Prices! EXTRA FANCY SWEET Meat Dept. Savings tea ne 18-0Z Froze n Food Favorites Vegetables :!rr=lflAl •.OZ ggc Lean Cuisine =::: "'~ 51.99 Li ngu i ni ~~ ... m°"' · . ,, .. ..oz s1 .59 Dinner Classics =~=-=~.oz 51.95 Party Pizza ~o .~ '3.99 Mrs. Smiths Pie ~. 264Z s1.95 LB 1-ROLL Garden Fresh Produce Apples E:oA. Pears ~!::u' Potatoes ~~ .. 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Distribute butter. prlic. thyme and onion over the foil and heat in a 45().dearee oven r just unul butter is melted: sur well. Leave oven control on. 1 Drain potato slices and dry on peper towels. Arranat slices an I butter mi1uurt. tumin1 to coat both r sades and ovcrlappm1 H necessary Bake in tht prehelt«t 4SO-dtatte oven for '' minutes. Remove from oven. Driule with a lemon juice; tprinklc with Parmesan. Conunut bakin1 until &Olden and ~ •~ crisp -I 0 to 15 minuin. ~rve It onet. Mak~ 4 . . ltf'\'lnp. Note: If )'ou ~• h. you ma leave the potatoc unpeeled. Chunky Soup F~ Equal Sweetener u Motor 011 E 0 n .. Julce m:arcr:. Juice !t$1:~ Juice ~ Tomato Juice ~u.~ Chill Beans .... Small Red Beans ~ .a 86.49 Zee Napkins ::::-' ~ '1.66 ·~ '1.19 M & M's Candy ~ ~ '2.19 •4IOI ggo Orange J ulce L"Uf' M4I '1 .89 *Of ggo ..oJ ggo -oz 7So 1uoi 47" ~ .. - • • • • • I ' -. • 4 • • • .. ~ l I ~ • • •• r , rt 1 r' 1 • -1 ·J ( , : 1 • J \ l I • , , . , • ~ • • • , . . I.. ~ .• . . . , • I O!Je-dish mealS perf eCt for in formal parties A~r cnttnainina •JI evenina the lua ahint anyone wantS to do is sptnd hours cleanina up disMs. With th~ one-pot meal , you'll be in and out of the k.itchen in minuae md have delicious dinners to how (or it. Here are three no-bother. no-fuss menus that are just perfect for informal parties. Chicken Raaout is a combination of economical ingredients includ· ina chicken drumsticks and thighs and diced cooked ham . Once cooked. this fork·tender stew is ready for company. Bring out some hot toddies. a marinated bean or lettuce salad. some broad cu noo. dies -and bon appctit! Our next entrce -Cioppino - ha its roots in pea ntry. C1oppino is an ltaJ1an fish soup that is usually served as a main course. Clams. haddock and hrimp cooked in a ric h. white.wine based vegetable broth crcat~ this nourishing meal. As for accom pan i men ts. select a dry Italian white wine, some ltatian bread and an antipasto appetizer. Then cover the table with a red and whhe checked cloth and buffet servers and let guests serve them· st'I Vt' • A country oup is alway n welcome sight. Here. Cabbaae and Bean Soup fits the bill with bits of crisp bacon. kidney beans. cabbage and t ucchini. To serve. fill n tureen and pass homemade croutons and f rcshly &rated Parmesan cheese on the side. A robust German wine and aolden cornbread sticks can't be beat forthi full-bodied winter dish. Satisfying and easy-to-prepare. one·pOt meals arc the answer for informal entertaining, CHICKEN RAGOUT ***** Z tableapooaa salad oll e dllcke.a dram1tlck1 ( I V. • poudl) t eblckeo t111Jp1 (I \'a pounds) •, cup diced cooked bam % lar1e cloves garlle, mlnctd ! caa1 (l! ouace1 eacll) vea· etable J•llce OeaeroH datll groaad ~ln aamoa Oenerout daab grouad cloves Generous d11ll 1rot1nd autme1 ~ pouad small wltole wllite ODlODJ (18 to H per pot1Dd) l up green pepper 1trlp1 Hot cooked noodles In 6-quart uccpan over me· di um heal. in hot 011. cook chicken pil-ces. a few at a time. until well· brownrd on all ide . Set aside. Reduce h~at to low. odd ham and • g.irlic; cook unul ham is browned. Pour off fat. tir in vegetable juice nnd seasoning . Return chicken to saucepan: add onions. Hea t to boiling; reduce heat .to low. Cover: simmer 30 minutes, stirring · occasionally. Add green pe pper strips: simmer uncovered ·15 minutes more or until chicken is ***** ***** Blade Cut Chuck Roa!t • Fresh Fryer 89 ,'fonr?!! L~! • PEA TRAY Top Sirloin Steak ***** Fresh 99 !!~~'!~!1~~ .. ~ DOES NOT EXCEED 30 ~FAT 7-Bone Chuck Roast Cron Rib Roa•t 90ICLIS5 IUI 0...C:I< T-BoneSleak l8 1.19 l 8 1.89 .. 2.67 ***** Pork Shoulder Large End Rib Roast Quarter Pork Loin •..Cl\JOU "18 L()jfo Ill.ADE 4NO 1'1'11.0IH CHCl"S LI 1.99 l• 1.69 ***** Frying Chicken WHOLE BODY SOUTHERN, GRADE A ..• 59 1.69 •8 1.59 l 8 2.69 Frnh Pork Sparerlba ...•.. •. . . . . ' . l8 Porlc Loin Roast SIAlOIHCUT lla 4Yt:llAOf Fr•h Dover Sole '~ ........... From Norlhern C1n1dl1n lr•ehw•l•r lelce1. Neturally dellc1ous. naturally nutritious wllh 1 sweet dellcate flavor Perfect for your f1vor1te Lent rec1pe1 1!9 Wholo, l•lot•L ... ,F..,.., National Bran s Event! r*Hansen's Apple Juice 6'0Z 8 TL 139 r*Ore Ida Potatoes FRENCH FRIES OR CRINKLE CUTS FROZEN 32 OZ BAG f 19 !" *Fab ioetergent WITH FABRIC SOf TENER 49 OZ BOX f 99 ,._.~.,. !"Lean A Supreme SmorgasPak lfti!.,..ECKRICH 12 OZ Pt<G f 99 !!l!!!~ .. !'! .. ~~r Pickles 127 Of'IUfff"C"'"'~ 11.::JI ,.. e rr.!! .~'r!Lel• Shell• /(.. ""'' • 79 £.~~~:~r!!!? .. Hallb"tt •. 2.39 ..,. • ..,, mor. during our '*'flonel 8rend1 Erentl T• ldVant• °' ••''' K~ l uy ... 1no• ouri~ CNf 1Mf fliMtiOf\al lret'lde lveflt Stoc!I up on •II YOUf ft¥0f,._ It yout Mtfflborhood l~y lootl fOt ,,._ ltemt with trte ter r*Llbby's Vegetables r-.~-,-,r-'-:::J NA TUAAL PACK CORN PEAS OR GREEN BEANS 17 OZ CAN ·fi. r *Van de , ·.. Kamp's . .. ~ Fish Fiiiets FRIED FROZEN 24 OZ BOK !"*Kleenex i Tissues FACIAL ASSORTED OR WHITE 17~ CT BOK rLady Lee Salami COOKED. 16 OZ Pt<O 199 !Lady LH Orange -J.'!~•2.99 !L•nd o· L•k•• Bu~!~ .. Q 2.19 r~~!.~la Margarine ·• 01 .... " • 95 !'!~!~~!!~! Deterg~~~ •.. 1.69 °"'"-·~--,_,, __ ,..... ..... _ ··-,_, .. _,_., ,_,,.. ... ' - r*Nestle Morsels SEMl·SWEET CHOCOLATE 12 OZ BAG f 89 !" *Troplcana A Orange Juice CHILLED GOLD N PURE 64 OZ CTN f 59 !"*Scot A Towels PAPER. ASSORTED OR DECORATED. 84 SF ROLL .75 rGa//o Wines • 4 VARIETIES. 3 L TR BTL 369 PFaMllv Scott T/Nue .... c... 93 .... , ... OO./'Ml110•$ IXI\< •~G e t4 ()1 c;A,. .35 r-sl.ouc~:•,.,Dr•••lng 149 .. "• ••Ot I ll • rve1"ele ChHNSp,~ 1.69 ) Fresh Produce Navel 39 L~~~~~~~ LB • Red Dellclous39 ~ee~'!' LB • EXTRA FANCY Russet Potatoes US NO 1 BAKING SIZE Fre•h Celery CAIP ANO C-CH¥ , .• 29 "' ~fR!' ... g~c~mber~ (A .29 (A .25 r~ ---=-:~ r *9-Llves ~.;'sWI~l1 Cat Food ~ ....:.! GOURMET 8 VARIETIES. -,, 80Z CAN ~M~~.31 pt Banquet &Meat Pies FROZEN. 3 VARIETIES eoz PKO .35 HOl ..._6 .35 ~!'er/c Bologna '"', ,,,0 1.99 l~!!'•bur~ BrH~~c~~, ,..0 .99 If?~noi. Sliced ~~~1 ,.,.0 1.09 PJohn•ton'• Apple Pie 2 29 ~AOll" SI Ol "'0 e !~!~!'!!ct!''".,,.,. 1101,.0 .89 r~~r K" .BHf Tefl,':'!!!'!o f .19 l!~rnott Vodka '"'"' ••• 8.99 . r~~~'!f' Clu~l~1!Uh 15.89 l~!.!9,,,_nt A,. ~°'1r.~. 9.99 l~ ~.! '!~ .• ..,IJOl ~~ .. I 1.49 ,, fork·tcndcr. Serve with hot cook~d noodles. Makes 6 servinas. CJOPPINO 14 cup olive oll 1 '.\ cops 1Hce4 f n•ll matll· roomt (abo.t 1.4 poo4) l cap cllopped oaloa Z medlam cloves 1arllc, mlaeed t te111ooa batlJ leaves, cntlted 1 ~Hpoon 'ore1uo leavtt, cru1lled l CH ( •• 08DCH) ve1etable juice l cup Claabll1 or o.-er dry wMte wlDe 1 medl•m bay leaf "" teHpooD llot pepper aaace l 401ea clams 11 1llleU1 l poand lladdock, cat 11 1 ""·lDclt pieces 1 pound medium tlarlmp, 11telled 1Dd develned (1$ to H per pound) In 6..quan sauccP.'ln over me~ dium heat. in hot 011, cook mush· rooms and onion with garlic. basil and oregano until vegetables arc tender. about 5 minutes. Stir in \'egetable juice, win~. bay and hot pepper sauce. Heat to boiling. Reduce heat to low. Cover; simmer 20 minutes. Meanwhile. with a stiff brush. scrub clams clean under running cold water: discard any which are not tightly closed. To saucepan, add fish . shrimp and clams. Re· cover: simmer 10 minutes or until cla m shells open. Discard bay leaf. Makes 12 cups or 8 servings. CABBAGE AND BEAN SOUP 8 11lct1 bacoa, cltopped ( ~ pound) Ya cup chopped red onion Ya te11pooo caraway teed 3 can1 (1% oance1 tacit) veg· etable jalce % ca.at ( 14 Ya ouacea eacll) beef brotb 3 caps drained canned wblte kidney beans 3 cups cabbage cat in long tkia 1bred1 % caps iuccblal cat in llalf lengtbwlse and sliced '18 teaspoon cayenne pepper CroutoDI Grated Parmesan cbee1e In 6-quart saucepan over me- dium heat. cook bacon until crisp. Remove with slotted spoon to absorbent towels; set aside. Pour off all but 2 tablespoons drippings. In hot drippings in saucepan, coek oni on with caraway until onion is tender. Stir in remaining ingredients except croutons. Parmesan cheese and bacon : heat to boiling. Reduce heat to low. Cover: si mmer 20 minutes or until vegetables arc tender. stirring occasionally. Stir in reserved bacon. Garn ish with croutons and serve with Parmesan cheese. Makes 12 cups or 8 ser· vi ngs. Calif or.nia wine detailed in new book SAN FRANCISCO (A P) - When wine lovers aren't drinking the nectar or tal~ing about their fa vorite beverage at every op. pQrtunity. they're reading about it. For those who think they've read it all. there is high excitement among serious enophiles over a thick new book recently released. It just may be the definit ive authority on the subject. a 4-pound· I 0-ouncc. 615-pagc. multi·authored volume dubbed "The Book of Ca lifornia Wine." Published by the Uni versity of Californ ia Pross and Sotheby Publi- cations of Lond on. it underscores "the worldwide imponance of Cali· fornia wine." l~norc. for the momen t. that the California industry is in stormy condition. challenged in the domestic market by inexpensi ve foreign entries and overseas by the strong dollar and restrictive import tariffs and rules. Harsh business realities leave dedicated wine people unim- pressed. Last year. with the U.S. wine industry reportedly earnina the smallest share of the domestic market in 50 years. 54 new wineries· opened in the state and another 38 in other states. California's nearly 600 wineries produce 90 percent of U .. wines. The tome opens with a preface by the distinguished laureate of the world of dining and drinkina. M. F. K. Fisher. who says..1 in pan: "I can no more think or my own life without thinkina of wine and wines ... than I can remember livina before I breathed." Th~ S6S book, literally an A·to-Z of California wines, was edited by noted cnoloay Professor Maynard Amerine, food and wine writer Doris Muscatine and wine author Bob Thompson. No leas than 44 contributors arc represented . The work is amf\led 'Mth d11- turbin1 loai~ tanfoJ wnh the early days 1n Clliromia wtMmakin. and conttnuin1 thf'OUlh Proh1bit1on and Repcal. ltOlflphy, cult1vauon, sc1cn~. acneties and the d1st1nctive var1ct1c . 0.., ............ lllf ....... u,118 The Dally Pilot'• All-Sea View Leaeue team: Slttint (from Newport Coach Jerry DeBuk, Newport Barbor'• Rob ltlue, left) -ltetancla'•· Scott Clementa, Corona del Mar'• Jeff Saddleback'• Mark Walton; Standln& -Unh·eralty'• Brad Pryer, £Mancia'• Adam Lockwood: 8ecoad row -Saddle-Arnold, ltatancla'• Todd Mooney, Coeta Mesa'• Matt Judd, back'• Bryant Walton, Newport Harbor'• Chuck McGanan, La&una Beach'• Coby Naeaa, Newport Harbor'• Alan Fruer. McGavran, Lockwood top All-Sea View League team Point guards co-MVP; De Busk Coach of Yea~ By ROGER CARLSON OllMo.117 .......... Newport Harbor Htgh·s Chuck McGavran and Estancia's Adam Lockwood. a pair of point guards who led their basketball teams to a combined overall record of46-6. today share the Daily Pilot's Sea View League Most Valuable Pla yer honors. McGavran. who led the Sailors to the Sea View crown. 1ncludina a pair of triumphs o'er Estancia. was a do-everything sort. averaging 15.5 poi nts a game. but as in the case of Lockwood. scoring was just a part of it. The 6-2 senior was the press-breaker and the Sailors' leader in assists. capped by a 19-assist game against Woodbridge in Harbor's title clincher. Lockwood. a 6-0 se nior and also a two-year '!tarter. set the tempo for the Eagles with has play- .making. an addition to a scoring average of 12.1. Coach of the Year honors ~o to Harbor's Lewis Player of Year It camr ai. ltttle surprise. but Angelus League basketball coachc\ tabbed Maler Oct Hifh J>henom Tom Lewis a the circiHt s Player of the Year Tuesday n1a,ht. Jerry DeBustr.~o put together one of the Sallor.,.'..bcst-cver ihi11s w11h a no-holes look. It"s DeBusk·s ninth }Car at the a1lors· helm and ha s fou rth trip to the Cl F playoffs. the second 11me as an undisputed league champion. Harbor's 22-3 record represents the most victories e'er for a Sailors· quintet. outdoing the 1965 record of 20-5. Harbor and Estancia. ranked No. 3 and 4 an Orange County. placed three players each on the team . expanded to 11 for the first tame an order to accomodate the unusual amount of blue ch1Q, athletes. Joining McGa' ran and Lockwood arr Rob· Masc and Alan Fraser of Harbor. Scott Clement'> of Estancia. Corona del Ma r'c; Jeff Fryer and Saddlcback·s Bryant Walton. McGavran was called the allorc;· glue an their champ1onsh1p drive. but the add1 t1on of Masc's nuid style and t~e board work of Fraser completed the package Mase ( 15.8) and Fraser ( 1.2.4) were con- sistently 1n double figures scoring and played both ends of the coun with finesse . Clements was Es1anc1a·s <;topper w11h the ability to break zones w11h has perimeter shoot1n1t and to turn ddtnscs inside out w11h his baseline drl\ cs. He a..,craged I 9.0 poant'i a game and \Cored 7'l poant'i an his final two games. capped b~ a 41-point performance against ( osta Mc~. Fl)er. a Junior. led all ..corers w11h a .21.2 \Ctmng a' erage with an unusuall~ consistent grt.'l'n light from Coach Jack Ernon. a 'eteran <.>Oal·h kno\\n for ha-; conM.'na tl\r attitude. * * * Co-Mos t Valuable Players Player. school Ht. Yr. Avg. Churl.. McGavran. Npt. Harbor 6-1 r 15.5 ~dam Lul'k"ood. Estancia 6-0 r 1.2 I First Team Rob Masi.'. Newpon Harhor 6-..t Sr. 15.8 \<:-011 Clements. Ec;tanc1a h-2 r 19.0 Jeff h~er. Corona dcl Mar 6-2 Jr .21. .2 Bnant "-alton. Saddlcbm:k 6-4 Jr. l9.0 ~Ian Fra~r. Nc"port Harhor 6-6 Sr llA Second Team Brnd -\rnuld. l 'n1\.ers1t) b-2 r. 20 s Matt Judd. Cor,ta Mesa o-5 r. 14 ll < oh~ NJ1..''i\. Laguna lkach 6-' Jr. I!! ' I o<ld Moone~. t.c;1anna b-1 Sr 100 Marl.. Walton. Saddlcbacl.. b-7 Sr 15 ..i KCBS ' blockbuster on Buss smacked of bad journalism BuD TUCIEI MltelaeU AJournall i.going to and fro upon the earth 1 n search.of drama can do wo~ than find a crumbling finannal empire. .SPORTS COLUMNIST Lewis avcraacd 32.9 pomts and 11 .6 rebounds per game in league play in leading the Monarchs 10 a 10-0 mark. The 6-7'/l stnior also connected on 72 percent of his shots from the floor and was 82 percent from the fret throw line. Mater Dei. unbeaten in 15 tcsts this season. opens Cl F 5-playofT action as the top seed aaninst Vcrbum Ott Friday niaht at Chapman Collqe. T~ team: h would necessanl) 1ntrigul· the population 10 hear that the dominion of Jcl'I) Buss wasgoangdown thrrt' times and rom1ng up twice. Fort he lakt'rs. Kin&Snnd Forum to flounder \I.Ou Id make for prett) mt•::tt\ '>tun to be urc. and this ts not to mcntmn BuH' real estate holding~ 1nten1ewed \I.ere phantom c'pert,on tht• \ltunt1on. Channel 1 bum forth on a tio·clod. Ol'\\' qmcnt 1nform1n1 the "-Orld thot th1..• \ 3'it empire of the nam- bO)ant Jcl'I) Aus "3~onthe'ef14·ol bankruptc} pcc1fkall1. Bu~s "ll~ 1n trouhkv..11h rtprd toa S 100 m1ll1on lo.in from n ~outhland hank Lewis wa s a unanimou choice of the coaches for the award. In a stparatc award. Offensive Pla>cr of the Year honoM went to Rich Antee or Pius x. a 6-9 senior who poured in 22 po1nt1 per pmc. Pius Coach Mike Murphy. whott team's only two lo scs m lcaauc play came aaa1n1t Mater De1. wt\ named Coach of 1hc Year by h11 peers. Be idts Lewis. 1hc other four !1tanc11 for Mater Dc1 v.crc named either to the lint or S«Ond lttm. niors M1kt Mitchell ( 16.5 scor- 1n1 avcraac) and Mike Kcllv and Junior • tuan rhoma\ (9 0) earned ---n,... lt•m honort while 6-4 JUntor Tom Peabod) wa a \CC:C>nd team ~lc-ctton. To be fir ton the \treet with tht\ n of i.tC>f) ''to h:l\ c v.h.1t I\ kno\I. n 1n 1he trade a~ a block busier. It "thr blockbu\tcr that proJure'> promo- 1ion and s.alaf) 1ncrca and honor- 11)' col lear degrees However. 1t •~e ~n11:1I thnt tho~· who would ~hock the "or Id oh\Cr\ c thd)ls1c rule of JcccntJOurnah en. There 1u-ca on 10 quc 11on the method -1fnonhc motl\C'\-of KCBS in LO\ <\natlc • onpnator of thf Jcl'I) Ru \ btod.bu\ter. To hcl•n ~ith. hanncl 1 n"&kt'IN to an1crv1cw one" o v.a1> not ~tthout prom1ncnC1."1n the mattcr -Jcm Bu\\, u matter llatt, 1111 tho~ Hu'I\ "a'i permitted on c-amcra after th\' tntllal 'ih \..but h<' "a not conlmn1ed b\ th~rcporter-.ho broke the 'itOI) on Jim Mitchell. Bu wa 10\tcad an\en 1ewcd h' one Jim ~till. a 'IJ>OMHcponcrv.ho onh PH'' 1ou' C\PC'flCn :t With l'\Ulnbc~ wa th. morn1n•linc 1>ur1na the ~"~ion"' 1tt1 Hill. au .. ., pie. <kU fonnopponunil)' lo1oone on on('""" 1M-on11nal 1n\r\ttplot_ but 11\C'hcll v.a not bruuaht b:t tc on C'amcnt unlll afkr Bu' h d b«n kl\\t'Jon. . - Scott, Wal Track's new running feud Ex-UCI star calls New Zealander . selfish, c oward' By ROGeR CARLSON °' .. .,... .......... Tr:tck and field has a new feud going -it's New Zealand·s John Walker against Stc..vc.. Scot&-o( the United States -and the) 'II settle their dtfTert'ncc. or at least add anolher chapter on March 3 an i\uckland. New Zealand. What (Ouched ofTthe narc-up ""as a radio in1ervicw ofS(on who branded Walker as "selfish·· and a ··coward " prior to Sunda) ·s race in New Zealand tn which Walker ~came tile first man 10 ever run a sub-four minule mile 100 times. Walker got 1n 11 sub four-minute miles since Dec. 15. 1984 to h1scred1t and arrived at No. 99 wh ale Scott was still at No. 96. which meant there was no wa) the 1""0 could meet hca'd-to- head p>1ng for the IOOth. ··Either one of us can run a sub four- minute mile fln~.11me we wanL ·· says Scott. ··1t"s no l>tg deal." Walker went 3:54.57 and followed 11 up by saying ··Eat your heart out tc..,e Scou:· ; .. It would ha'e been much bcttt>r m) way for track and field and for the fans.'' Scott said from his Scottsdale. i\riz. residence • "Both of us can run that anyttme we want and I called him a coward because he didn't want to race me. I JUSt d1dn ·t feel tt \I.as 1n the best interest of track and field ··1 was vef\ much aware I was on New Zealand radio at the ttme.'' sa\s Scott. ··and I meant e' e11 v.ord · I said:· r Scott ..... Walker. 33. was mott than wilhna to mcet.Sco11 and invited him to run. but this was af\er aoina th~ up on ~on an the ··race" for 100. ··we 1nv1tcd him down he~:· said Walker:· via tel~one from his New Zealand rcs1~nce. ··He wanaed to race head-10-hcad 1n the United tales. but it was never a reality. You '-now. if )OU break a record you don•t ask somt'one to hold hands at the finish line and that's what he wu askin& me to do. ·· teve Scott is gcttina plenty of heat down here. It's unusual because he's usually not a controversial person.··. ott. 28 and a product of UC Irvine. dtfTers wtth Walker's state- ment: ··what he"s tryina to say is to somewa) JUStif} what~ did. But ifs not a record. 1t'SJUSt an achtevemcntr He began to really believe what people were wnung about in New Zealand. ··He was quoted as say1~ 100 sub four-minute miles 1s hkc Bob Bcamon·s 29-foot long jump or climbing Mt. Everest. That shows how OH"rratcd in hts mind the whole ordeal was. It's more liken toa pitcher wmning 20 games 1n a season. Ifs an accomplishment. but hcrc today and (PleaM eee 900TT (D2J .. sec has reason for celebration Vanguards sew up first title s ince '72 with 89-70 victory By JOSEPH DUDEVOIR Delly "9of Ceoo 11. I •111 ~fter the final huner had sounded following Southern California ( ol- lege·s final regular season home basketball game. the Vanguards cut do" n the nets and earned sec ( oach 8111 Re}nolds off 10 the locker room with their index finger~ raised high. ~ fl·\\ moments later Rt\ nolds rl·turned to th1..' court dripping "ct after a po"t-gaml' shower -in his clothe\. ··You'd thin!.. ''l' had JU\I "on league or .;ometh1ng the wa~ 1h9se gu}S a~e earl) 1ng un:· ht 'i31d \l.o1th an ear-to-ear gnn .\s a matter ol tact. that''\ c\allh \I.hat happened Jfter ( ( deka11..·d the Cal Lutheran "1ng,men Tul·'\<la~ night. gq_ 70 .\ rauCOU\ \ m"d ofXOUl anit• OUI Ill ~l· the -.cn111r' plJ\ lhl·1r last regular ~ason g.1mc \nd thl' Vanguard" rewarded thl· fa11htul h' "inning tht."1r tir<;t outright tllk "nll' 19'7.2 captur- 1ni the N •\I \ 1>"1m 1 111 Southern D1.., 1s1on \fO\\ n ('( wall tx· h.tl I.. )Hunc one mllre time on Feh 2"i \\hi:n thl' Van$uard<; oix-n d1stnc-1pl.I\1\11 action aga1n'it an opponent ~ct tu Ix· detl·rmtnl'd So<. .:ii < 11llqh •1.2 1n wnfcrenn~ .tnd ~ ,.,i (l\l'l.111 \\\IO "llh cl high B.:iJ fllUrnJIJ,m"( l'rt.11nh qul'\- 1111nahk '' lt,11tw 1(10 m1ll 1on loan Bu.,, told Jam 11111. "II I gtH a S IOOm1llton loan lrom .:in' hJnl. tbl'' forgot to '>t'nd thl' l hl·l I.. hl•cau'>l'. I nc' er rl'l·e I\ l'd II .. Thl· lolh1" 1nF.da'. Bu"· bani.. 9al i.l·d him up h\ \a) tng there nc' er "J'J ll>an in thl' amount nfS ll'XJ m1llmn 1 h<' hank held other not<''\ "1th Buv; name on them but non.: of them \\Cf<' an dl'IJult Tht· "( R~ tor) tatl'd tha1 J man named '\am G1ltl\.'M had bcrn ap- proal hed h' thl' bani.. to 'tcp an :.nd run thl' I ai.l'r'\ ( 111t'"1Cn '' 3 fonner l ( t \ .11hkt1l \UJ')portl·rwhov.1h l..no\\ n to Rru1n 1ocl' ih ··1>:.pa m ·• 1ho'il·d o\C 1c1 (.11llx-n "cn•,11d to dr" c .1u111mc'lh1le~ and ltH an ;ipan- mt·nt,,1nd l..l'\'f'l.'omp:in> ''1th ~oung lad1t\ l butt nul 0111' :1thkt11.. proaram IC'\t th<" 'JC \ \ <,noop .imund ond dt'il'l'I' c1 1ha1 r.a1\.1 ~m "a' mtlrt than 11.tthlfl am 'l' h \l.!l' l11rtht•1~·n,barra'\'imcn110 Bu that th'''°" oftndt' h1u.I ~ould ~th<'"" \ltd opcratornfh1s t'<lt'I' ~ takl'1' Thrl\.1n\:dcnil'Jan\ knm~h.'\I • ( ttk•r\l\lenl<'OI mC11lh(n \l'n (PleateHeTUCK~R/02) octanr run-and-gun offense that was fueled b) a full-court trapping dc- fcn~. "'"~men Coach Ed .\nderson had ..aid before tht' game he wanted 10 slo" the tempo of the game to control the running game oft he Vanguards. But SCC forced the ac11on with tts trap which produ<.·cd t'rrant K1n1- smen pas~. rushed shots and steals for the tenacious Vanguards. \l.-1th Sl.'ntor guard ht>rwtn Durham. who had a game-high 22 points. "h~hng and de411tng and pushing the ball up. the Vanguards broke open a tight game early in the \Ccond half and held ofThot-shoottng Cal Lutheran {M percent fro m 1he flt10r). It was Durham who teamed with o-1 l'orward Greg "-ard I 11 points) 10 1hc lirst half for the h1gh-w11T act of 1hc game . .\ftcr a steal b)' Durham. the 6-0 pla~ maker droH the ball up. \topped .pt the C free thro" ltne and lobbed a no-look pass nm-h11h lor thl' sky1n~ Ward. who was already up and "ailing to np the ball down through the net to g1' e the Vanguards a 7-4 ad,antage \ ·ndau nted. the Kang.sm cn (3-8 1n d"1nc1 plJ' and b-23 o'erall) came hal I.. 10 lead h~ a' man) as three tx·tore \( < rega ined the momentum 111 lW ahead at thl' half. 40-3.2 In thl' '4.·lond half thc Vanguards '"" th1..·1r k.:id pared to 40-.\6 after Cal I uthl•ran\ h-~ fo~ard Da'e Lareva \\\lfl'd l"lll.' on \hOrt hooks. ureva "a' 'I lor 4 Imm thl' field and ~ of 2 tn1m lhl' fn'l' thfll\\ ltnc UCI wel comes lowly49ers \1111 hnptntt to brea'-1n10 the top luur 1n thl' P< .\A basketball ral-C l < Ir' lnl' hoc;t~ Long Beach 'itatl" .11 "' 10111ght at ( rawford Hall The \ntt·Jtl·r,. at b-R and tn '><''t'nth !}Ian· an the conference, tr:ul l ( ~anta Barbara. Utah "iLatc and n Jose tatc b)' JU t onl' gamt• "1th fourto pit) before th<' ..Cl'd1ngs tor the post-season tournament are determined. Lona Bcad'I talc. "-'h1ch own onl\ &\l.1no,er n Josc ta1c1n PC~.\ awon. 1~ 1-13 an PC A pla~ and \-20 O\.crall. I C'r\J'ihcd the 4~n. 1n the tCJtm • fil"'\t mc-c11ng. Q~-84 at th~ Lona tka<'h ·\reno behind th<' hot shoottn of kmmc ltt ( 19 point 8 ol Q from thr fitld). l I( Ir' in(" " JOCkc ~ng f0t pla ofT po"tmn 1n tht PC';\ toum menl nc\t month h ss ~ nt11l that tht' "ntcatcD no.cl lin1\h1n1 nl!ar th bottum of the pa ~Jill the rciulu r.t'aton IO a' 01l1 a fil"\t round nfr n\lhGe p1nst c1thC'r l'tt\ada-1..a Vcpt and l't\nO \lte, which flpan: LO linr h I·:? 1n the final \lndYtp.. • L 8ca<i'I tak. uridrr the tutcla of fint-~ear h RM Palnl<'•. 1 1N b ~n1or f; ..ward 1 ll.aml \dam!\ ------=- ' ~ ~en off to bad •tart already: Pena lost for months " ., Frem AP 4l.,.tdtet LOS ANGELES -Raaht·handcd Iii pitcher Alejandro Pena of the Lo Anaelcs Dodecrs. "'ho posted the National Lcaaue's best e3med run average in 1984. underwent arthroscopic surgery on his ri&ht shoulder Tuesday. . Pena. who had damage to his naht shoulder JOtnt repaired during the surgef). is expected to be idelined for several months. accordlnf 10 Or. Frank Jobe. the Dodgen medical director who performed the suraery at Cen· tinela Hospital Medical Center In Inglewood. Jobe said the pitcher would begin a rehabilitation program durina spring training at the Dodgers' camp in Vero Beach. Fla. Pena. 2S. had a 12-6 record last season with an NL-leading 2.48 ERA and he also tied for the Pe.. league lead in shutouts with four. He pitched only once after Aug, 24 because of the shoulder injury. , Pena has a 25-18 lifetime mark in two-plus major league campaigns. with a 2.80 ERA. gaote of the daJ Cedric Muwel, Boeton Cettlca forward, on why he tlkee rookie Cory Bleck• of the Seattle SuperSomca: "Fk'at of all, he w.lced lnto thewtvee' room (at Bolton G•'den) thinking It wu the entrMOe to the floor. Then, wNle K.W. McHale wae lhootlng tree throvn, I coutd hew him on the bench MYlng. 'Mia. C'mon .._,._, MUNtter, mi•.' Anybody wtth a aenee of humor •• that get• my vote." Abdul-Jabbar sparks Lakers CHICAGO -Kareem Abdul-Jabbar m says all the Chicago Bulls need to become a "devastating team" is a good center. The Los Angeles center ought to know; -- he scored 27 points to lead the l.akers to a 127-117 NBA triumph Tuesday night over Chicago. Bulls ('oach Kevin Loughery might agree with Jabbar's assessment. He midu even be wishing that Jabbar would be the one to fi11 the empty shoes. ··Fora man who will be 38 in April. he can do more things to tum a game around than anyone I have ever seen. And ifanyone ever says that he lacks desire. then he doesn't know what he·s tilking ?bout.'' Loughery said of Jabbar after the defeat for the Bulls. The Bulls. losers of seven of their last eight contests and three in a row. had rallied from a 99-85 deficit late in the third Quarter to tie the game at 112-1 12 on a basket by Caldwell Jones. Jabbar scored seven points m the final few m1nu1es of play to help th e Lakers win their 39th game of the season. A la)up b) resenc pla}'er Michael Cooper and a sk} hook b) Jabbar ga'e the Lakers a fou r-point bulge. With just 2:03 left. another sky hook by Jabbar put Los Angeles up b}' six. AfterCh1cago·s David Gre-enwood connected on a layup. James Worthy got the basket back with a layup. With l ·0:2 remaining in the game ... Magic .. Johnson put the game out of reach w11h a reverse la) up after taking a pass from Jabbar. Sampson silenced by Dallas Sam Perkins scored a season-high 28 m points and Mark AJuirre added 27 to lead Dallas to a 124-1 I ) victory over Houston in a National Baske1ball Association game Tuesda) night. The Mavencks held Houston's Ralpb Samp1oa to two points in the first half ... In o~her N~A action Tuesday. SidDey Moncrief scored 30 points while AJt.oD Lister and Ricky Pierce led a 25-11 fourth- quarter spree that lifted Milwaukee to a 129-11 8 victory over New York ... Eddie Johnson scored a game-high 28 points. including 18 1n the second half. to lead Kansas Cit) to a I 16-96 victory over Portland ... Dominique Wilklns h11 one of two free throws with 15 seconds left to stop a furiou Golden State comeback and propel .\tlanta to a 107-104 victory ... In other news. Seattle has re-signed guard David Thompson, who was dropped from the team's roster in mid-October. Rams add 2 to coaching staff Le" Erber and l\lonal Turner were Eil hired Tucsda~ to join the c:oaching staff of •II t the Rams. Erlx'r. 50. Y.asoffens1,ecoord1natorof the Ne" England Patriots last season and previously spent s1' years "tth the Raiders and two with the an F ranc1 ro 49crs He "'ti I coach wide recel\ ers for the Rams. Turner. 31. has served the past nine )Cars at { ISC and was the Trojans' offens1' c coordinator la'it season. He will coach tight ends and U-backs for head Coach John Robinson .. Le" has a great reputation m the league for both his knowlcdgl' and his ab1ht) to Y.Ork "'1th people.'' said Robinson. "He·-; considered one of thr premiere offensive coaches 1n the league and hr·11 be hcavil~ invol"cd 1n our passing game "I've known Non for a numhcr of \tar'i and he's de, eloped into a great )Oung coach.'' Rotnnson said. ··w e needed '>Omeonc Y.1th \Outh and enthusiasm and Norv will provide that." · Qaebec r&lllea to nip Kini• . QUEBEC -Alain Lemieux and Iii Brent Ashton scored 4S seconds apart ' midway throuah the third period. hf\ing the Quebtt Nordiques to a 7-6 National Hockey l~uc triumph over the Lo Angele Kinas T~ay ni&f\t. Ltmicu11. tlcd the score with hi s second aoal of the pmc when he tipped in a ~ss from Michel Goulet 1l 11 :28 and Ashton beat aoahe O.rren Eliot wilh a shot to the rar side from the edae of the lcf\ faceofT cirrle at I 2: 13. The NordiQues. who era~ c¥ftt1t$of4-l 1nd 5-3. trailed 6-S at the start of the third cJeriod. It was only the second tame in 23 pmes this season they have rallied to win af\er traihng cnterina the final period. Alain Cote. Wilf Paiement. Peter Stastny and Dale Hunter also scored for Quebec. OrqSmitt\had two Los Anaelcs goals while Dave Taylor. Phil Skyes. CraiJ Redmond and Mar~I Dionncalso ICOttd for the K.if\&S. Richard Sevigny $tarted in aoal ~r Q~ and was scored on five times in the fint period. Mario Gosselin played the final two periods and held the Kings 10 one goal. Winnipeg, caJ&ary atay ded Sylvalll Turgeoa, Grq Maa-e and Iii Mike CrombeeD each had a aoal and an ' assist as Hartford skated to a 6-2 National Hocke} League victory over Winni~ Tuesda> night. The ~tbac~ !c.n the .Jets 10 a 5tt<>nd· place tie in the Smythe D1v1s1on w~lh Calgary. Both Winnipeg and the Flames have 6S points. four ahead of the fourth-place Kinas ... Elsewhere. the New York Islanders crushed Calgary. 8-4 as Brat S•tter scored two goa ls and Patrick Fla tley added a goal and three assists .. Jn Toronto. Jarri K•rri scored three of six consecutl\e Edmonton goals in a 61/l-mi nutc span of the second period as the Oilers wiped out a 2.0 deficit and defeated the Maple Leafs. 9-4. Gina Aadenoa also scored three 11mes for the Oilers while Wayae Gre&Uy added two -his 59th and 60th ... Serge Boisvert scored his first two NHL goals and rookie Ctlri1 Cllellos chipped in three assists. helpjng Montreal snap a St. Louis unbeaten streak at nine games by skating to a 5-2 triumph ... Line matcs Patrik Sacl1trom and Toay Tantl each scored two goals as Vancouver stretched its unbeaten string to four games with a 7-5 victory over Ne\A. Jersey. Ewing collects 2 .000th point Patrick Ewing, becoming only the m second player 1n Georgetown history to score more than 2.000 points in a career and dominating play at both ends of the court. scored 16 points. blocked nine shots and grabbed eight rebounds Tuesday night as the second-ranked Hoyas defeated Pittsburgh. 70-46. in a Big East Conference basketball game in Landover. Md. Ewing. Georgetown's 7-foot All-American. joined Erle "Sleepy" Floyd as the only Hoyas to score 2,000 points or more. when took a pass from David Wlagate and made a lay-up to give Georgetown a 32-17 lead with with 2;01 remainmg-in the first half ... In other college action. Bruce Dalrymple and Scott Petway each sank 1wo free throws in the final 12 seconds as eighth-ranked Georgia Tech trimmed Maryland in Atlanta. 48-43. denying Coach Lefty Oriesell his 500th coaching victory. It was thl' fourth loss in a row for Maryland. Angels sign Smith, Cliburn The Angels announced Tuesday that • they have signed pitchers 0 . W. Sm11h and tewart Ch burn to one-year contracts. Sm1 1h. 27. led the Edmonton Trappers in saves 1n 1984 with 13. He had a 6-3 record in 50 appearances and posted a 3.13 earned run average. Chburn. 28. also pitched for Edmonton last season. compiling a 7-7 record with 12 saves in 45 appca~nces and had a l .88 ERA. Both pla~crs :tppeared in games for the Angels last September in their major league debuts. Fight set for Irvine Marriott lrlels "Cubanito" Perez. a native of . Cuba who now lt ves in Santa Ana. has signed 10 box Rocky Alonso of Guadala- jara. Mexico. on March 11 in the second in a series ofmonthy fights at the Marriott Hotel in Irvine. Perez will bring a 26-1 record into the scheduled I<>- round lightweight bout against Alonso. who is 24-6-1 .. . The Los Angeles Express cut six players Tuesday. trimming Its roster 10 50 in preparation for Sunday·s 1985 USFL opener against Houston at the LA Coliseum. Released were wide receivers Kris HalDtl, Tommy Norman and Frank McLain. center Michael Nease. linebacker Mark Stewart and defensive back Jay Lawson ... Atlanta Braves All-Star outfielder Claudell Washington has been arrested on suspicion of possessing cocaine. a felon) in California. police said. Washington was arrested Monday after a Walnut Creek police officer stopped a 1985 Jaguar because it was weaving near a highway exit. The 30-year-old Washing· ton was released a short 11me later after posting $3.000 bail Televlalon, radio TELEVISION No events scheduled. RADIO 7 p.m. -COlLEOE 8A8KIT8ALL: Long Beach State at UC lrvlne, KWVE·FM { 108). 7:30 p.m. -"'° aAMETaAU.: S..ttle at Clippers, KHJ (930). CdM advances in CIF soccer TUCKER'S COLUMN • • • Corona dcl Mar High"• '>OCCer team has advanced to the field of 32 in the Ct F 2· .\ playoffs following a 4-1 "1cton over host Bolsa Grande in a wild-card game Tuesday afternoon. The Sea Ktng'> ( 10-6-3). third place representatives from the Sea View League. earned a shot at second-seeded Edgewood 10 the first round ThurM:lay The game will be at Edgewood. David Carter opened the scor- ing for CdM in the first half. and teammate Drew Krum broke a 1-1 tie late in the penod to gave tht Sea Kinp the lead for keep . Adding .insurance goals in the second half were Mike Perisi and Hcgob Baltkc1oglo teve Muzzi and Matt Dalton shared the goaltending chore for the win· ncr . LEASE :)w BUY PUn PltCIS AUTO & TIUCK llOKllS ~91-1445 FromDl Sam G ilbert said th1 that KCBS was woefully inadeQuate from a jOurnahst1c standpomt. I ncompe1ent is not out of the question as an appropriate word. Golden West logs 1-0 softba ll w in The Golden West College sof\ball team bounced back from an opening loss Monda}' to RivcNide with a 1-0, decision over v1s1t1ng Moorpark Tuesday. Freshman pitcher Lisa Brady went the distance m po 11ng a three-hitter. striking out four and walking one while escaping a Jam 1n the seventh Down 1-0 1n the final mn1na. Moorpark put runners at fir'l and third with one out. but a double steal attempt backfired with the Rustlers 1hrow1n1 out 1hc potential tying run at the plate. Then. after a wild p11ch and walk. Brad) struck out the fi nal hitter to -preserve the v1c1or). Golden We~t scored th<.' lonC' run 1n the bott~m of the ~1\th \.a . . . -... l~·IT) Buss ma) indeed by in 1"1n.1nc1al anguish but KC'BS fell far short of substantial ine such a fact. lfit is not true, Buss and his image suffer drasucdamage. There are uncomplicated methods ofdcterminingsolvencr. KCBS panially understood th as when it 1nterv1cwcd Laker star Magic John- son Quoth Magic. "Thechec'hhnvcn't bounced yet." Wh en that happens. the world will ~ fif1l IO know. CCI romps, 95-63 C'hri 1 College lrvme'\ ba ketball team pl~ed its fim a,ame in 11S new facil ity Tuesday night and celebrated with a 9S-63 victol') over Pacific Coa t 8a_pt1st Bible Collcac in a Western Christian Alhletic A.Hoc1a· tion C'Ontc t. The victory utended CCl's st1ak to five pme and impro\'cd 1ts WC AA rttord to 11 _.. Bnan Beal and Mark Kemph had 16 point apitte for 1he winners. while Marl Lofink ~ 14. f v1 It Pacific ( hn t1an m Fullerton Friday night. Pirates risk streak vs. Mt. Siln Antonio .\1rcady ju t about assured of a place in the South Coast Conference Shauahne'5}' playoff: • the O~ac Coast Colleac ba kctball team will t'>' to improve its position in \he sec Handmas when the Ptr'ltes travel to Mt. S.n An1on10 for a 7:30 pmc toni&ht. Meanwhile. Saddleback: hopes to qualify for the tournament rem on wttc1her the Oauchos can catch Cypttss fo r fifth place. The Oauchos. at S.8. art two aames behind the Charicrs with three to play. includin& toniaht's aame a.t Golden West. Orange Coast is on a four•aamc wmnina streak aner thumpina Com~ N•A WISTl-N CON'l~INCI ftadlc~ W L I'd. .. LAL.Men 3' 16 7'11 Ptloenlx 27 n ... 1 12 f'otllan.d 2S 2t ,..., m't Sfflllt 22 32 .~1 101 22 33 •• 17 LA~ GolOell $1•1• 12 ., .m ,...., MWwfttl>MMen Otnvtf 34 20 .6l0 Houlton 31 22 .SIS 2\'J Delle' ,, 25 .537 s S911Antonlo 27 71 .500 7 Uttll 2S 29 .~ ' KMMt<llV II 3' .333 ,, IASTlllN eotlt'lalNCa Atlafttk OM.- 8°'10f1 ... 11 .IOO PtllleOe(pnia '2 11 .m 1V. WeM!lneton ,. 27 .509 16 Ne'W JerMV ,, .ni JOO 1,'h NtwYork " 37 .327 26 C4Mr'll OM.- Mllw~ ll 17 Ml Oetrotl J2 22 .m s•-, CllkMO 2S 2' -.•n 12 Atlante ,. 31 .~ 14 ClevNnct .. 3' .l33 19~ lnctlena 17 37 31S 201n T"'"°9v'' k-LHWS 127, ClllC.OO 117 MllwalAff 12', N-Vork 111 A1i.n1a ld7, GOid«! Stall 104 Dalla• 114, Houslon I IS l(anses CllY 116. F'orll1nct 96 Teftltllt'I Gemes S11111t a l a.en Utall et N-Jer....-Cioldell Slalt al Plllleellklhla Mllw1uktt et Oetroll Cltvelenct 11 lnctlana Por111ne1 11 Dalles Weshlnllon •• San Antonio Boston et Denver Hou"on al Ptloenl• u kers 121,-. H7 LA LAKIRS (127) -R•mt>I' 2·• H S, WorlllY S.-12 2·2 12. Ab<IUl·J111Hr 11-17 S-9 11. e. JoMsOn ,. 13 2-• 20. Sc.011 t -11 1-1 n. C~r 9-9 1·1 19. McAOOO 5·9 2·2 12. KuDClll k 1· 1 O·O 2, McGee 3·6 2·2 I, Sorlilos O· I O·O 0, Lesler 0-0 0-0 0. Tolets. 54·13 16·2'2 127 CHICAGO (111) -s Jonnson 3-4 ..... 10, WOOlrlooe 11-16 6·7 30. Corzine 3·11 3-3 9, Jord111 6· 13 •· 5 16. Melll'llws 9· 17 O·O 11. Grttn 1-• 1·2 l . Dalley 11-n •-6 26. Hloo1ns 0·1 O·O o. Jones 1-1 o-o 2. Greenwooo 1·2 1·2 3 Tolals •7·91 23·29 111 Seer• bv Quarters L1-trs 38 JS 3 I 23'-127 ChbOO 38 25 33 2l-117 Thrff·POlnl QOels-Scoll l Fouled ou1-Jonts RebOunch-Los Angeles 39 lAl>ctul·Jebt>ar 9), Clllcaoo 46 IWOOk"lctot 91 Anl1t1-Los Ange!H 29 <E Jonnson 121. ChlCIOO 31 (Jordan. M11111tw1 II Tol•I fouls-Los Angttas 13. Chkaoo 21 Ttcl'lni· c•l-Clllca110 111eg11 oeteni.e Allendanct -19,0S2 COLLEGE SoCal Colleee tt, Cat Lu1Mran 70 INAIA Ohtr1ct 1111 CAL LUTHERAN t70) -Ta09111 10, Aguirre l, Larev1 20. Slellum 6. Ranck 2. Gibbs 11, Ko,.llevn 6, Coiner t• Totals: JI a-1s 10 SOCAL COLLEGE Cit) -Ward 11, McAHlslar 10, Durh1m 22, Bruce 4, Ande,.on IS, CerbaJal O. Page 0, Aviles 2. Reddick 2, Silvers 0, Bare11tey 12. Mylff 3, Tlb«ls I To111s· 38 13·16 19 Heltllmt· SoCa l, '10·32 To111 ,fouls Cal L.uthtfa n U, SoCel Colteoe 20. Christ Colleee 9S, Pee. CNst 8apt. 6l CWCAAI l"ACIFIC COAST BAPTIST 919L.E (U) -Wllll1m1 12. H1nchty 10. Ctnon 7 Jonnson 11. Mobtew 10. Glnlt1Ple 2. Gerher1 •. Briscoe 1 Tolals 2• 15·21 63 CHRIST COLLEGE IRVINI (t$) -Beel 16, Surrkloe •. Herlm1n 6, Kelso 9 Ek11111>er9er I. Holmes 3. Lofink 1', 9rtnoo11 a. Keml>fl 16. Hansen 6. Rtn<1ulS1 S. Tolels .0 IS· 19 95 Hafflime. CCI, 56·2• Tol•I foulS Pacific: COHI BaPllSI Blblt II. Cttrisl Colteoe Irvine 16 TecMlc.al Brencton !CCII Colffe scorfl WIST SoC1I -ColllVI 19, Cal Lul11tr1n 10 Christ ColltOt Irvine 9S. Peclllc Co111 Baptist 63 81ot1 13, LA 9eollsl 6" Pt Loma Nazer•M 7•. Azuse·Paclflc S6 W11tmon1 93, Freino Pacific 73 UC San Oleoo 80. USIU 12 H1vwarel SI '9, UC 01vl1 62 HumbOldl St SS, Cllfco St .. IAST Georgetown 10, Pllltt>vrgh 46 VIiienova •7. SI. JOSll>ll't .... Felrfletd 11)6, LI Sent lOS 12 oil SOUTH Georgia TKll ... Mary11nct o Ala.·Blrmlngh1m 62, South Florlct• 61 McNttst St 72, Lemar 6' lot) MtOWIST Otllo U. n . N. IMlnol• 49 SOUTHWIST Mluourl 71, OldthOma SI. 14 COLLEGE WOMIEN UC IMne S4, ~dine 52 (.........,_, l"l~IROtNI (52) -Leeds 2, Oorstv s. Fllllt•on ll, 9ovd 7, Sluroeon n. Matev I. Formko 12. Tol•t• 24 4·7 5' UC lllVIN• (54) -Lewi• 13. 0.lln S. Crawrlorct 2, Walton 7, Simoson 6, Vanotr Poet 11, R•llde" S. Tot et•. 23 I· 16 54 pton. 67-SS. Monday n~ght. Shauahn Ryan wli the catalyst in that &1me. pourin• in 27 pomts apin t Com· pt on. The Pirates are 8-6 in C'Onfere nce play and are tryina to hold ont~ fourth place. as their chances of catch ma Mt. San Antonio and Fullerton (each 10-3) are slim. In the first meeuna. the Bucs ex tended the Mounties into overtime before fallina. 66-62. Mt. SAC 1s led br forwards Larry Richard and Marvin Bail~y. alona with Ken Ramirez. OCC's difficult week continues Saturday ni&ht when 1 the Pirates host Cerritos. Hettnme. PecltlefctlM. :n-17 Tot.i '°""' PtoHrctlM ... UC: 1rvl11e 13 FOUied out: Formko (P l. L•...,... TUUOAY'S ll•SUL TS C2Stll fl., ........ ,_..., "'"""9) , .. S'f llAC•, One mlle HGe. CNl90 ROM CSwer111out) H ~ UO UO Svlvenw (CAffl UO 3.00 l'tvlne FOf'IUN (ROMlll • . .O Time: 2:05. U •XACTA O·ll Pllld SSUO S•COMO llACS. One mile lrOt. ~ 8autlle (AUOln) UO 2.60 2.10 "' AIW•V' (AdttttMn) 2 . .0 2.20 Hunlen ROM CSwarlflout) t.IO Tlnle: ?:GS. U IXACTA ( .. l) N lct SIS.30 TH•O llACI . One mllt oact. FIY MAn Flv CCrewtofd) •IO t.00 3 IO One For oa,,. IMcCartv) IS 00 UO Countrv Comfort (Parker) 4...0 Tl,.,,.: 2:00 llS. U IXACTA 19·J) oeld stl.90. ,OU.TH llACI . One mile lfot Viv• Rtf"Mfo (Croehanl 6 00 :a 10 2 60 Fl,,.1 Chlo !Ot~I 3.00 2 60 8~-<•ublnl 4 . .0 Tl,.,,.: 2;05. "l"TI4 RACE. One mile Net &lo Bill ruo.n CPerktf) uo 3.00 2.60 1acocta (Maler> 10.10 UO Ma••• &IHI• (Ptfegin.) 4.60 Tl,.,,.: 2:01 II S. SJ IXACTA (7-31 oalct MS60 SIXTH RACI. One mlle oect Julff Bov <Crawford) 13 40 1 40 S.40 TllMIV Armbro (K.ueb61rl • 20 2.60 Vandw LOf'nt (GrunctY) 3 60 Time: 2·00 4/S. U IXACTA 17·21 u ld s74 70 S.VINTH llAGa. One mile oece Emer11d OUtlnO (Tlldful 11.40 1.20 4 20 S.lpoer D G (Sw•rttloull 6.60 t..O Jonnnv Gouc:hO <Rllchlel S 20 Tlmt: 2:00 •tS. U IXACTA (9-•I oeld '11910 llGHTH llACI. Ont mile 01oe. Monlertv Prelrle (Grndvl 2060 10.20 7.IO Tl,.,,.rons SMctOw CLMllevl 3.60 3 40 Sudden Mto>ve <8aktrl 1000 Tl,.,,.: ?:00 •1 S. SJ IXACTA (2·11 PllCI S99.90 ,NINTH RACI. One mile 01ce Levity ftr1ythm IWllllt) 9 60 5 00 l.40 Dunt Lectv <Retcllforctl 6.40 3 20 ClltQuereo CDesomtrl 160 Time: 2.-<n l!S. U EXACT A <•·61 oelel '13110 S2 l"ICK SIX 17·7·7·9·2·0 Pe1C1Sl,90260 with tour winning liclo.ets (flvt llor\tU C1rr\IOVtf POOi· S7 .610 61. TENTH llACE. Ont milt PKt Monltrev Rocke• (LOYI 19 20 12 20 9 00 Monttftv t<nlOht CCroohan) 5 00 3 60 HalCvon Holidev llC:uebltrl 9 00 Time. I S9 J 5 '3 EXACTA 15· 11 oaoel ll7 00 ILEVllNTH RACE. One mlle pace. HH Tremor (Ptanol l Ml 1.40 2 10 Snow Dence (McCarlYI l 00 2 to Frosty Sl<lpPtf l5'lefr111l • 00 Time. 2-01 l S. U IXACTA C.·ll paid Sl2.00 Alltndanct l ,073 ~ . . . .. Colleee PtPOll'dlM 7, UC ltvlM S PeOPtrdine 100 JOO 003-7 10 2 UC lrvlM 301 000 OOC>-S I S Fellers anet Erickson. JohnJOn, Kan· e111a11 <SI. OeRose (7) •n<I MOf'Gen w-Fellers, 1·0 L-DtROH. 0· I 2&-Hammonct (UCll 38-0lerltv (Pl, Ging (UCI) Communltv Cole9t ~ Wnt 14, Rle H_,. 2 GOlcten WHI 070 l31 000-1• 16 0 Rio HOlldO 01 1 000 000-2 7 0 Merlin. t<UpatrlCk (7). Buell.Its (91 Ind FIOf'H, Crow, Aguirre Ill. Martlntz (5) ano Coron1. W-Merlln, 1-0 L-<:row 2B-Nesh lGWCI. Mota (GWCI 2. K1ub lGWCI 2, toron1 (RH), Acosl1 IRHI HR-NHh (GWC) 2 0Htiee CM't 14, Mt. S9ll Ja<lllte 4 Oranoe Coast 200 I I• IS0-1' 16 2 Ml Sen J1c:lnlo 000 011 011-• 1 • ~lomP. Garcia Ill •net EWIJOO, Frv1n 161, ThOmH, Berbtr (SI, JollnM>n (6), Avtri~ Ill ano Gr.wm. w-s1omo. 1 -o. L-Thomas. 28-Roumlmotr (OCCI. Mon tOCCI. Frva n COCCI. HR-Gartlff (OCC), Rolle nd IOCC), Roumlmoer IOCCI """ ICMet .... U111ven1tV 20), ........ Ml (It RMCM llHI ,,....,., 9 Mliff) 1 Jec:OCH9fl IUI, 31, 2. Jonnson IUI anct Rocllt CUJ. 39, 4. Hen (U), Q ; S Holmes (UI. Koullel IUI anct F~tc:her (Fl. 44 c.r.. *I Mer 1'2, a-... 21S Cat See<M, t Mlet) I. WarctruD !COM), JI, 2 MtYtf <El •net OuPr .. ICdMI. 39, • Mc0utn !CdMI, 40, S. Cllflon (£) 9114 Lind CC:dMI, 41 VanderPoel keys UCiwln Jat·k1'° Vander Pocl. takina up the lack for the idcliried Cheri Graham. scored 18 point • in- cludina a clutch jumper with 2S seconds rcmainina as the UC Ir inc women's ha kctball team recordrd a S4-S2 non~onfcrcnce victory over Pcppcrdinc at Crawford Hall Tueidn ni'ht. Graham wa$ injured m the Anteaters' loss to Nevada-Las Vea.as Saturday and 1s question· able for Frida_y s pme against the Unive~ityofS.n D1eao. Trailin& S2·S I. UCI Ted Vander Paci who hit a turnaroundjum~r from about 10 feet to Jive th.e Anteate~ the l~d. 11 ·I! drnonton Caloerv Wlnnlot11 l(lfttl v1ncouvtr SI Louis Cnlc190 Oetroll Minnesota Toronto Nef'fh Olvlslen 27 20 10 ... 221 213 26 29 .. 56 231 230 17 31 11 •S 21' 26' 16 JI 11 0 ltt 231 1' 31 7 3S 116 261 WALIS CONFIRINCI WHhl11910ll Pllll1cte4Plil1 NY 1s11ndtrs NY Renoen NtwJIUIY F'ili.t>vroll htrktl OM1lell lS 16 I 11 ,.. 176 34 1' 1 1S 246 179 31 n • " "' m " ,, ' •7 * 237 11 31 I ... 19' U4 11 32 s •I 193 2S9 . ..,..,........ Butt110 n 11 12 " 213 1.s Mon1re11 19 20 10 " m 1'6 Quebec 29 23 I .. 2" 21S 8011on 2S 25 I SI 214 205 Hertford 19 JI 1 •s 1'1 252 1. ·Cllncllect Plevoll lDOt Tllftdert ktrfl QutbK 7, K1"I 6 New Vork lllancttn I, C•IO•rv • Edmonton 9, Toronto • H•rtlorct 6, WlnnllHHI 2 Monlrtel s. St. Louis 2 Vancouver 7. New Jentv S Teftltllt't 0- Calilarv at PlllsburOh SI. LOUii ,, Detroit Boston ,, Mlnnt\OI• Monlrttl 11 Clllcaoo NordiQue1 7, K"'91 6 S<er• bv l"trleft Lot AnoelH 5 1 C>-6 Qulbtc 3 1 2-1 '"""' '""*' I. Queoec, Cott 11 (A Stasinv, Ltmlevx). 2:16; 2. Lot Anotles, Tavlor J3 CDlonne. Gallevl. 4'1•. l. QuebK. P11emen1 13 (Asnton. Giiiis), S.5'; •. LOl AllQllH, SvkeJ Is (Mllltf. HtrdV I •• St (Sh). s LOS Anoelei. Redmond 6. 11.32 (DO). 6 LO$ A"9ttes. Smith 16 (Redmonct, Sllulll, 13 12, 1 Quebec, Lemtl\lX 7 (M .. wtll), 16 16, I Los Anoetes. Smith 11 lHakannon), 17-17 P1n1lllts-Gallty, LA ~h<>Oklno), 1 OS. H1.1n1tr. ~ (llOoktng). 10.l?, MHweM, Que I holelin9 I. 19 5 1 S.Clllld Perlecl 9 Q1.11btC, P.Slatlnv 27 IM .. welll, 7 31, 10 Quebec Hunltr 16 IMlllon. 1'.. SlastnYI. 9 ~ 11 Los An!llMs. O.onne JS (Mllltf. En111110m) 17 46 Pen111ies-NoM Tllltd ~lflM 12 Quebec. Lemieux 8 IGou .. 1, Bill>. 11 21. 13 Quebec Asttlon 71 IP11tmtnl, GiHls) ,, 13 PenalllH-None Sh011 on goat-Loi An11e1t1 1•·1·6-27 Quebec: 10· 7·9-26 Goelles-Lo1 An11tlts. EllOI 126 ShOIS-19 HVH) Qoto«, Sev1911y ll•·tl, Gossalln (0 00 seconct. 13· 121 Anenctance -IS,3?6 Reterte -8rvan Lewis Bovs soccer CIF lA WILD CARO cw-dll Mer 4, lelse Grande I Corona Clll Mar scorln9, Carier 1, Parisi I. 8allkclogl0 1, t<rum I (Note COM travels to EOQewOOCI In tirsl rouno pl1y Tllur"'1v1 ~ . . . .. Women'1 softbal COMMUNITY COL.LEGE Gllclen West 1, Metroarti o Moorper' 000 000 ~ 3 0 Go1oen Wt1I 000 001 a-1 2 t Cermac ano Wood, Breely •net Maton W-Bredv 11-11 L-<ermac. CommunltV c ..... ""*' Gtldlft W.it t, ~IMdeM 0 Slnttts Ven L.11111 IGWCI def SC'*<leruo, 6·0, 6-0, Ru1r (GWC) def &elve, 6·0, 6·4, Claut (GWC) Cltf. TllOl'nhlll, •-2. •·I; Tl•nerel !GWCI d.i Fox, 6·1, 6•0; IVtV (GWCI dtf. 8row11. 6·0. 6·0, Sl1defg (GWC) won l>Y default ~ llt n Ll1111•Rulr (GWCI def SChelcttruo• Btlv1, 6-I, 7·S. Claus·Tlsntfel IGWC) dtf Tllornllill·Foa, 6·0. 6•0, lvtv·Fleml119 CGWC) WOii by ci.111.111 SCOTT, WALKER: NEW RUNNING FEUD ••• From DI foraoucn tomorrow. He lost an op1>0nunity to iive track and field a big shot in the arm:· Walker SI)' his future doesn't include 200 sub four-minute mile . sal'if\& "that's 1mpo!Sibk." on. five )'ears Walker's junior. says uch a feat is very much in his mind befort he stops runn1na. "Oh )Cah." says Scott. "Two hundred, that's a reasonable goal." "I'll ti') to run a few race three or four outdoor race~ 1n the United tatcs. bul you need an off year and this is 11:· continued Warkcr "I ntt<t a little wind-down." Walk.er says he ex peels to compete at the PrtfontJinc Meet in Ei.aacne. Ort. June I. at the Cohsci.am Clau1c June 6 and the Kenne) Mttt at UC Bcrkeln June-C) btfort turning 10 luropc und 0 lu June 18. . Ott. In the prcxc ~ o( nlO\ 1na \0 \ Fallbrook. anticipates a negative greeting in New Zealand. "John's a nat1onlll hero in New Zealand.'' 5a)'S Scott. ..and on a pedestal. But I'm u~oncc I get there and start hcarina the comment$ and-- talking with the people. it'll get me fired up. ··He~ certainly the most well· known athlete in New Zealand. a hero. But l''-c1onca11ln t him before and beaten him. "I kno~ I'm the one C'Bu<iina all the trouble. but I think. ~hat I've s'ud 1 true in th1 pamcular 1n~tance. Remember the old Walker·8a)'1 controversy? Well. he never did race ap1n t F1lben and they lost the opp0nun1ty. Sebo•t11nC"ocand ttvC' Oven had the b1' contro"cny and then lhef ne'er naccJ- nd that'' the <-entral b uc a, far as ou i\ concerned . ··He lo\t an opportunity to give trtC'k and field a b1a hot 1n the arm," Sl)S Scott. "To be honest my inspiration was not a selfish one. h wasn't that bi& a deal to be the first to 100. The inspiration wa 10 boost 1ntcrtst m track and field. It would have been aood for our pon~rs. mine and John's. and then: would have been a lot more mc...-dia attention." Walker contacteo ·on Monday n1aht and the 1~0 ironed out some of their dilTcrtn<'ts -at least 10 the point that Scott accepted Walker's 1nvit1t1on to run Marrh .l. lso cx~tcd to run 1n utkland March l 1s former Newpon Harbor H11h and UCLA itandout Bnan Theriot. Theriot went l S8~S for Of\h -~---1n unda) \ milestone lor Walktt It wa Thmot'' fif\b ub-four m1nu1c- m1k. ' •• Golden West, OCC explode Both score 14 runs in opening wtn"S;- UC Irvine falters The baseball teams from Golden West and . Oranae Coa~t. colleacs opened their 198S cam{>81ifls with a banaTuesday.eachsoonna 14runsin scturina victories away from home. Amona the offens\vc stars were Dave Rolland, who wa)'2-for-S with a two-run homer, Darrin Oarner ().. for..6, solo homer) and Gene Rownimpcr (2-for-2, four walks, five runs scored). Mark Fryman aJso had a sinale and double and dro~e in 1hrce runs. Sophomore left-hander Mark S~omp went 71/s innings, yiddil\I six hlls and one walk . p.,,_,..... ?, UC lrvlM 5: The Wavn n1ll cd for three run.s in the ninth to overturn a .5-4 defici1 and send the Anteaters to the .500 mark at S.$-1. UCI manufactured a S-1 lead aJ\cr th~ iMinp. with Adam Chna's two-run triple 10 lhc fir1t one of tbc key blows. UCJ stranded a pair of runner& in the bottom of the ninth. However. UC Irvine found the goina a bit tougher, droppina a non- conference verdi ct to Peppcrdine. Herc's what took place. Benjamin picks Austin Peay GoldeD West ••• Rio Hoodo %: At Rio Hondo, the Rustlers erueted for seven runs in the second inning and added seven more in the middle three frames to crush the Roadrunners. Todd Nash cracked a pair of homers, a two-run shot in the fo unh and a solo blast in the fifth while goi ng 4-for-6. Meanwhile, Keith Kaub doubled twice in the seve n-run sec- ond, driving in a run with each hit. Andy Mota. son of Dodger Coach Manny Mota. went 3-for-5 with a pair of doubles as the Rustlers lnshed ou1 seven extra-base hits. Pitcher John Manin worked ,six anmngs to ca1n the victory with Tom Kilpatnck and Gary Buckles hurling the final three innings. Oram;a1e Coaat 14, Mt. San Jacinlo 4: The Pirates. ha~ six players with at least two hits m accounting for 16 overall. PlalC NOTICE Mt.IC NOTICE Uni versi ty Hi&h ru nning back Greg Benjamin who shared Sea V 1ew League Player of the Y car honors on the coaches' team last ~ear, has opted to continue his football career at Austin Peay University in Clarksville, Tenn. The 6-1, 200-pounder signed a letter of intent for Austin Peay thi s week. "A recruiter was in the area and came over and saw one of the games," said Universi ty Coach Rick Cunis. "Greg was also offered a scholarship to Cal State Fullerton, but he wanted to get away from home.'' According to Curtis, one of the factors in Benjamin's decision was the opportunity to play · tailback at Austin Peay. "Full- erton wanted him to play full- MUC NOTIC£ back. and Orea didn't want to do that," said Curtis. BeDjamin pined 1,217 yards in his senior year with the Trojans, who advanced into lhe first round of the CIF playoffs. losing to VaJencia. Benjamin's top effort was against Woodbridge in the reg- ular-season finale, when he rushed for a school-record 283 yards on 36 carries for three touchdowns in a game won by lhe Trojans, 33-14. That game clinched a playoff berth for University "Greg hkcd their facilities, their stadium and weight room," said C'unis. "It was stnctly his decision and hopefull y it will be a good one. He'll be a good player wherever he goes." PtalC NOTIC£ Service BJ PubUcatlon of the Notice of HNrlng and Petition to compel 8'bltr•tlon In Or•nge County Supwlor Court, C•M No. 44-17-33 It hereby made upon the following reepondenta: Patricia Ann Aikin, Tom J•y Aikin, DMlel Bedell, David Bedell,.._, Q. Bucci, Robert A. Bucci, lbry Ann C•pwell, Jamee P. Cav-.gh, Donene •• Ch8mbertln, • ...., Lr:.n D•Yla, Lllllan K. Dobbe, w.aa.c. •. Dobbe, Ann R. Jent•, Richard A. Jarvie, Richard P. Jeri • P•trlcla Ann Johnaon, Lucy 8. K., ... Donald J. Louie, PeggJ J. O'Nul, Richard R. ParentNU, T ...... K. ParentNU, Gertrude lacka, Peul 8ack•, Robert A. hllne. Mary H. 8turdlYMt, K•thlMn J. Thelre, Gerry L Thompaon, Robert M. VenMkolt, QwenclOIJn s. WNtherh11d, Jem .. E. WHt, Jack C. Whltakef', lbry R. Whitaker, Chartee WIH .. m1, Sherry Wlnm...e, D.nlel ... Y.,, Victoria ... Y.,, The Petenon FamllJ Trutt, Cherie L Petenon, Aa TruetM of the Petenon Femlly Truat, Roberto. P•ter9on. A1 TruetM of the Peteraon FemllJ Truat, Luer a. hdlnger, The Smith FemllJ Tru1t, Denlel J. Smith, Jr., Aa TruatM of the Smith Famltr Truat, MadelelM D. Smith, Al Tru1tM of the Smith Famn, Truet SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTYA;ORANGE MIKE AMADOR, et al., { - vs. { . Plalntlffs, SIGNAL OIL & GAS COMPANY, a corporation, et al., Defendants. SIGNAL LANDMARK, INC., a corporation, and NEWPORT REAL TY CORP., a corporation, Petitioners, vs. MIKE AMADOR aka MICHAEL P. AMADOR Ill; JOHN 0 . APP; AMES E. ARNOLD and BERTIE MAE ARNOLD; GARY AUERSWALD: GARY BALL; ROBERT W. BALL.ARO: JERRY R. BARNETT: PAULA BARTH, HOWARD BECKER; DONALD A. BELL, RICHARD w. RAYL and B & R INVESTMENTS; ERIKA BOSSE; GAYLE s. BOWLES; ELEANOR BOWIE: PHILIP BROWER; HARRY J. BROWN, Ill; GEORGE CANDELLA; THOMAS P. CARR; JAMES H. CASEY: PAUL CASSIDY; MARVEL CHANEY; DUANE M. CLARK; BETTIE COLTRIN 8'ta BETTY COLTRIN; PETE COMPTON aka PETER COMPTON; JOHN COOMBE; RONALD A. CROWE aka ROHN A. CROWE; GEORGE DAVIDSON; DELIA DELGADO ah DELIA DELGADO FLACK; MARTHA FLORYCE DOWNS and MARILYN JEAN MAYLAND; IRENE DOYLE aka EDNA IRENE DOYLE; HELENE M. ELLIS aka HELEN M. ELLIS; JOAN A. FINN; VICKI R. FITHIAN and STEPHEN H. FITHIAN; WILLIAM K. FITT; JANET s. FLEMING aka JAN FELMING; TOM FORSS aka TOMAS 0 . FORSS; LEON FRY; COLLEEN GASKEY; LORETTA GREEN; JAMES R. GRISET; JIM R. HARBIN; A.P. HAWGOOO aka A. PHILLIP HAWGOOO; FRED R. HERNANDEZ; EVA HEWITT; KENNETH F. HIGUERA; MONICA N. HIRSCH, JEFFREY G. HOLMES; RUTH HOWARD; WAYNE IRELANO; TERRY JAHRAUS; RALPH T. JARVIS; ELIZABETH J. JOHNSON; JEAN L. JOHNSON and JOHN 0 . JOHNSON; BILLIE JOLSON; DOROTHY M. KALINKA; TERESA KAUFMANN and WAYNE KAUFMANN aka TERESA KAUFMAN and WAYNE KAUFMAN; MARK A. KELLER; ROBERT A. KENNEDY; LARRY KLOHA; XAVIER KOHAN; VICTORIA A. KOZAR; ROSEMARIE KUEHN aka ROSE MARIE KOEHN aka ROSEMARIE KOEHN aka ROSE MARIE KUEHN; KURT KUPFERMAN; JOHN LAND; SYLVIA LANGENEKERT aka SYLVIA LANGENKERT aka SYLVIA LANGENECKERT; KATY LAWRENCE; ROY T. LAWRENCE; PIERRE A. LeBLANC aka PIERRE Le BLANC; ALBERT B. LEVY; SHIRLEY LEWIS, NORBERT LIPPERT and GARY M. STEPHENS; W.T. LOEBMANN aka W. THOMAS LOEBMANN; JOHN F. LONOELIUS; REYNALDO LUGO; RITA M. McCANN; CARL E. McDONALD; THOMAS K. McDONNELL and NANCY M. McDONNELL; aka THOMAS K. MCDONNEL and NANCY M. MCDONNEL; DOUGLAS c. McFERRAN; SCOTT MALCOLM; LARRY G. M.ARTZ; RON MASE aka RONALD MASE; DAVID B. MILES; MARILYN MILES aka MARILYN MILES; GARY E. MONTGOMERY; ALVIN L. MOORE: DANIEL MORAN; GERI MORROW, CRAIG E. O'BRIEN; NINFA J. O'BRIEN aka NINFA A. O'BRIEN aka NINFA JARVIS, GEORGE OGLESBY; MELVILLE ORMEROD; PARK INVESTMENT CO .. INC. aka PARK INVESTMENT COMPANY; SHIRLEY PARKER.; VIRGINIA R. PARKER. by ROBEAT J. WARBURTON, Attorney-Jn-Fact; PATRICK C. PATERNIE; RICK C. PETERSON; ROBERT 0 . PETERSON; BARBARA PINES; MARION L. PONO aka MARION H. PONO; ROSEMARIE R. QUESADA; RAY H. QUINN aka RA YMONO H. QUINN; GARY REASONER; JAMES REIO; JAMES R. RIEMAN and MERIDITH RIEMAN: KEN RILEY aka KENNETH RILEY; LEONARD A. RIZZO; DONALD 0. ROBERTSON; E.H. ROBINSON; RODERICK G. RODGERS; RICHARD ROHR; M.E. ROTH aka MARY E. ROTH: CARMELA Y. RUGEL; EDWARD RUGEL; DANA SANGER; KRISTIN SCOTT; ADRIAN FRANK SEBEK; PEGGY and DAVID SHAFFER; JAMES SHIPLEY; MICHAEL SHUTTLEWORTH; CALVIN SCOTT SIHILLING; DANIEL J. SMITH, JR.; LUIS E. SMITH; JACK SPARKS; LESLIE SPEYER.OFENBERG aka LESLIE ALLEN OFENBERG, TRUSTEE; STEPHEN STONE; RAYMOND and BILLIE TELLES; MARY J. THOMPSON; LARRY THOMP- SON; A.L TOLCHINSKY; NOAM TORNHEIM aka NORMAN TORNHEIM; E.S. TOTAi aka EUGENE S. TOTAi; MARC R. TOW; SHAW WEN TU; GEORGINA USUI; GENE C. VAIL; DONITA VAUGHN; ALLEN VOORHIS and MARILYN A. VOORHIS; VOSS INTERNATIONAL aka VOSS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION; PHILLIP WALSH; ROSE WALTER; JAMES WEBB; RUTH WILLIAMS; NEWPORT SHORES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, a California corporation; FRANK H. AYRES & SON, a corpofatton; 1ST NATIONWIDE SAVINGS ANO LOAN; FRANK AGUILAR aka FRANK AUGUST; PATRICIA ANN AIKIN; TOM JAY AIKIN; JOHN ALLARD; GLENN ROY ALLISON; REGINALD 0 . ALVAREZ; VIRGINIA ALVAREZ; KRISTIN E. AMADOR; AMERICAN FINANCIAL PROPERTIES; ELIZABETH M. ANDERSON; ROBERT E. ANDERSON; PAMYLA LAUN AUERSWALD; FRANK AUGUST; MARK A. BAILEY; BE~NAROINE BAIRO: FREDERICK LEE BAIRO; HUGH W. BAIRO; JEANETTE GRIET JE BAIRO; DEBORAH J. BALL; SALLY J. BALLARD; JOHN A. BAZACAS; KATHERINE BAZACAS; The Helf8 of RALPH T. B~LEY; DANIEL BEDELL; DAVID BEDELL; ANNEROSE H. BEECH; DENNIS W. BEECH; ROBERT W. BEIN; RUTH A. BEIN; RICHARD M. BLANCO: MELITTA E. BOOTH; WENDELL J. BOOTH; DONALD G. BORTHWICK; DONNA JOAN BORTHWICK, KATHRYN BRITT; HARRIET H. BRITTON; JOHN M. BRITTON; MIRIAM BROWER; JANET M. BROWN; PATRICIA S. BROWN; TOM R. BROWN; PATSY C. BROXON; ROBERT N. BROXON; MARY G. BUCCI; EARLS. BURKE; SANORA C. BURKE; MICHAEL P. BURNS; ROB BURNS; MICHAEL L. BURTON: RENATE U. BURTON; MARTHA CALVIN; MARY ANN CAPWELL; MARY ELLEN CASEY; JUNE G. CASSIDY; MICHAEL V. CASSIDY; JAMES P. CAVANAGH; BETTY JO CHACE; DONENE S. CHAMBERLIN; DONALD CHAPTON; LINDA M. CHAPTON; WILLIAM A. CHARLES: HOLOER T. CHRISTENSEN; MARIE J. CHRISTENSEN: CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS; CRAIG MARSHALL CLARK: KENNETH S. CLARK: ROSE NICHOLSON CLARK; SHERIE A. CLARK; MARILYN B. CLEARY; PATRICK G. CLEARY; COLE OF NEWPORT; EVELYN COMPTON; DONALD E. COOK; SALLY ANN COOK: SPENCER E. COVERT, JR.; BARBARA P. CURTIS; ROBERT W. CURTIS; PAUL A. DAHLGREN; BETTY DAVIDSON; PAUL DAVIS: SHELLY LYNN DAVIS; LILLIAN K. DOBBS: WALLACE B. DOBBS; BENJAMIN M. DONLON. MARY LOU DONLON; BARBARA L. DOWNER; GOADON H. DOYLE, FRANKS. ORAGAVON; JULIE J. ORAGAVON; RICHARD A. DWYER; The Hein of PAULETTE 0 . EDDY; FARRAND ENTERPRISES. HOWARD FARRAND; JOHN FLEMING; ROBERT J. FOURNIER; SONORA FOURNIER; JEAN L. FRY; THOMAS A. FUENTES; RONALD 0. GASKEY: GEORGE C. GILLETTE: LOUISE H. GILLETTE; NICOLE RESNIKOFF GILMAN; RICHARD M. GILMAN; GERRY GORMAN; SHIRLEY T. GRIFFIN; BARBARA S. HALL; JERRY E. HALL; KENNETH R. HALL; PATRICIA E. HALL; KAREN MARIE HANSEN; DOROTHY E. HANSON; EVELYN M. HANSON; LELAND C. HANSON; ROBERT L. HANSON; NORMAN L. HARRISON; WILLIAM C. HART, JR., FRANCES JEAN HART, GENE 8. HEWITT; RUSH N. HILL II; KATHLEEN HOLMES; HELEN K. HOMER: AVALEE M. HORN; GERALD F. HORN; DAVID MARTIN HOWARD; JUDY 0 . IRELANO; BEVERLY JANE IVERSON: JANICE E. JACOBS aka JANICE!. KATZER; ANN R. JARVIS; JON JARVIS; MARGARET c. JARVIS; RICHARD A. JARVIS; RICHARD P. JARVIS; JOHN M. COOMBE CORPORATION •a JOHN COOMBE CORPORATION aka COOMBE CORPORATION; PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON; FRANK A. JULIAN; MARY T. JULIAN; ROBERT F. KEALIHER; LUCY S. KEYES; JAMES KIRKPATRICK: OLIVE KIRKPATRICK; MARILYN W. KRAMER: BARBARA KRAUS: GENE KRAUS; SHIRLEY KUPFERMAN; PHYLLIS JANE LANZ: WllllAM T. LANZ: AO&EAT E. LAW; PATRICIA A. Le BLANC •a PATRICIA A. ~LANC; 8AA8ARA JUNE LEVY: RAY! LINCOLN; CHARLES J. LINNERT: R08EAT E. UPP: THOMAS R. LITTLEJOHN; DONALD J. LOUIS; GAIL P. L~..!,j GLORIA l.UOO; NANCY SUE MAIER; VINCENT PAUL MAIER: BARBARA S. MARTIN; ANN L. MASE; JOHN MoCL~ CAAOL C. McOOHALO; L YNOA Mcf'£RRAN: R08ERT L. McMORRIS; DOUGLAS D. MEECE: MARTA MEECE: NANCY MUEl.LER M~: AOOEA L.. MENDES; DONNA J. METZOER; RICHARD A. METZGER: ALICE MEYERS; GEOAGE MEYERS; JAMU A. MIOOl!TON; PATRICIA B, MIDDLETON; KAREN L MIEL Y; RONALD R. MIELY: ILENE MINER; A08EAT C. MINER; FRANCES V. MONTGOMERY; LOIS M. MOORE; FRANCES !. MURPHY; JACK 0. NEL80Nj_ VJOA ll. Nl!LSOH; PEGGY J. O'NEAL; PAUL H. 0 '8H!A; SHIRLEY O'SHEA; MARY V. OGLESBY; RICHARD R. PAR~N'rEAU; TERESA K. PARENTEAU; ALLYSON PARKER; MICHAEL L. PARKER; l.INDA J. PATEANtE; JO NEIL PATTEA80~-~0HN C, PATTERSON; CHRISTINE A. PECK; RICHARD J. PECK; CHERIE L. PET!A80N; MARIAN PETTIT; THOMAS K. PLATFOO~ MAAtON POLI: GERALD EDWARD POLLOCK: RICHARD W. POSLAOEK; MICHAEL ANN POWERS; STEV£N ROBERT POWERS: JENNIFER L QUINN; MARIES. RACCIATTI: THOMAS J. AACCIAm; BARBARA AAMET; GARY C. AAMET: SHIRLEY A. AEJO; SHARRON L RETHER~ORO: ELVA RILEY; ALFRED JOHN RIZZO; K!HNIE J. AIZZO; ULUE M. ROB!RTSON; MAUD AOllNSON: GALE STEELE AOHR: GERTAUOE SACKS, PAUL SACKS; TEARY SACKS; JACQU£\. YN SALE; WILLIAM SALE; MICHAEL ALAN SANDERS; OOAS8 L SANOORE: CARM ... IAHTOAO: ~ SAHTOAO: LI ROY A. SCHMIOT: MARtLYN L. SCHMIDT; 8EA81DI FAMllY TRUST: JEANNI tit. 8HE<: AOMRl A.. UUNG; ALEXANDER A. SHANNON: PHYLU8 Y. SHANNON; JOHN C. 8HUL TZ; JUOmf A.. 9HUL TZ; JAME M. 8'Hll.LIHG: JAMES SIMOS: OLIVE 81M08; 8fXTY-8ECONO STREET; CARROLL ANH SM~~ "°""' 8Wnt; MAO!lEINE D. SMmt: MARY R. SMITH; DENA L.EI! SOUTH; FAMl!l H. SOUTH; IREH! P"""8: OffAN.IHl M. I~ JOHN A.. 8l'EGE; PAMILA STOMBAUGH; SANDRA R. STONE; CAROL UPP 8TM~ MAl'rt H.. l'TUN>NAHt; DAW> J, TAHHEA; ANTHONY T!AGUI!; PENNY TEAOUI!; JOHN A. TEBEAG; OIOMI 8. TEMU: HAAOU> fl. THAVIR, SOHJA A. THAYIJ\ KATHLEEN J, THEIM: BARBARA THIBAULT; WUJAM THIMULT; IOHNll J. THOMNOH; Ol!MY L THOMPSON: JEAN Y. THOMP&ON: OUY J. THULL: FRED T~Y! JOHN T~TO; JOANNA P. TOW: 1..IU CHIAO TU; TADA.YOSHI USUt: DANA VAUGHN; <*Nfll VAUGHN;~Dl\'IN V= DONA,LD YAUClttN: MAf'C&.ITA VAUGHN, ~tor the •tat• of the mAnofa DANA Ind DIVIN vAUOHH! T M. WNNIKOL~ .-AA.LO V. VK.UHIUVI; IANOAA J. VILLINEUVI: FAITH 0 . 'tOGIL: MAAVYN I. V0Ga: MJIMD I. WACH; IHRIY M. WA.at; JOSEPH P. WA.LOMAN: ELLEN L. WAU<!lt. CAAL.ENE A.. WAUAOa; HAAOlO t4. ~ L0MM L WALSH: UNOA L. WALTER; TRACI WAL~ OWltC>OLYN 8. WEA~ LEID. WIA ~ JIANNe J, W£18; JAtilES !. WUT; JACK.C. WHIT ·MARY R. WlltAK£A: UNGA L-~YWON> L. Wit.EV: CHAN.18 W\LUAMS; !VAN WILLIAMS: 4HERA'Y WllLIAM8; AANOY D. WOOb: and ~8 1 I ~ Relpondenta. TO. •lltOllDINT• DATE: APRIL 1, 1988 TIME: 9:30 A.M. DEPT. 22 PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Apf1t 1, 1916, It t:30 a.m. In Olpe. 22ofthe11bove entMled oourt ~ • 700 awta c.nter OrlYf w.t, 8Mta Ana. Caltfom&a, ~ StGHM. ~ INC. end NeWflORT MAI. TY CO.. (~ "P9lttlof .... ') wll petition and mow the Court for cwdilrl: (1) ~ 11 Aa:-ICllll-to ......... dlepute (the "~") regardtng, among other ~ the ..,_.,. fW tnerMt -. of Lwd Pl• 111 I ... adlwtment of 8ubl1111 Aenta6t • r.terred to In in.~ P9ttdofl to Compet Af1*aiillluo (tM "........-,; 0) IPt)Olntlng aaecond, °'If ~third arblttalor to..-.. ... ._ ~f> •-*'io Ausi i>ndtlC. •• ;pare..,_ Community~(" Aaeodetlon''). Of In tM ..... ,ld\le, F H. A)'Na & Son ( .. A,,.") to .. Ml 11 II Sublnuaa In the ttbltrltton of the • and (4) requlrlnO A:ttpoi'MMnt9topeyPwelllon.-9're1 •leble __,...... .._ and ooet• tncurNd In aael(lng the orderl ,~ .... The motlone for Ofdeta ~ arbitration, appointing • teCOr1d Of UWd erbltret<W. end dlrecllng tba ~ AMOOletton..t.O!. In the ehernettve, Ayraa. to r~t al lubl I I 1111, In the 1tbftr•1onot the ~ .. ,.... pur....c to Code of~ Procedure, Secttona 1280 through 1294.2 end.,. l"l\ede on the grounda that 4*'t.eln .,._ .., ..... effec:ttw beNIHn P9tltionefa and R.pondenta, end,.....,_. to In 'the P9tltlon, requn hit Iha~ be,...._, through •bttrltton and that ~ta ~ felled and reifueed and continue to ~to appoint en atA alOt and to arbitrate the 06apute. Petltlontrt' motk>n for an ordet awarding attOfMVS' .._ and coett tncured In ~ the llbove ordtn • b.-cl on the expr .. ptovla60ne of the..,.,,. written egr..,,,.,,ta effecttYe R*l •• Peddonera and R11poildtl1t9 and,.._,., to In the P9tttJon and Code of CMI Proc:edute SS 128.5 on the grounda thet R~' NfuMI to ..._. t ~ arbltratOf and to arbitrate the Dl8P'lt• haa required P.woner to lnour ·~· to ..-,..., from tNa Court, end hu been done aotety In bad faith In an attempt to det9y the 8l'blttation of ttW Olapute. The P«Jtlon and abow motion• .,. bued on the PetttAon, tNa Notice, the Memorandum of Poln19 Md ~ tOQ9lher with the deelarattona of Roland c. w~ and Stephen c. 0runvny fie twwtth, a1 pepers Md ..... ftled In thl9 actk>n and auch other and further 9\lldence, oral or documentary, that may be pre9111ted pttot '°or• h hearing on the P.iltlon and the mottona. PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE THAT RESPONDENTS' RESPONSES, IF ANY, TO THE P!'TITION A..r TO IE _ FILED ANO SERVED ON PETITIONERS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS Of CODE Of CIVIL PA0CEDUAE. SS 1200.e. Dated: January 9. 1985 DMWY QAWTT KING l HAMllON. STIPMIN C. DMllCJ:IY, CHAILU W. ,AWT, KATNUD CAllOTI-'AOMI .:JM~~ cC:THDI 'AOMI. AltorMp tot , ......... IMIMl, WDIAM. IMC. wll .... Oll'T SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STA TE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE MIKE AMADOR, et aJ., vs. SIGNAL OIL & GAS COMPANY, a corporation. et al., Plainttffa Defendants. SIGNAL LANDMARK, INC., a corporation, and NEWPORT REAL TY CORP .• a corporation, Petitioner&. vs. MIKE AMADOR aka MICHAEL P. AMADOR Ill, JOHN 0 . APP; AMES E. ARNOLD and BERTIE MAE AANOLO; GARY AUERSWALD; GARY BALL; ROBERT W. BALLARD; JERRY R. BARNETT; PAULA BARTH, HOWARD aea<ER: D0HAL0 A. BELL. RICHARD W. RAYL and B & R INVESTMENTS: ERIKA BOSSE; GAYLES. BOWLES: ELEANOR BOWIE; PHtUP BROWER; HARRY J. BROWN, Ill; GEORGE CANDELLA; THOMAS P. CARR; JAMES H. CASEY: PAUL CASSIDY; MARVEL CHANEY; DUANE M. CLARK; BETTIE COLTRIN 8'ta BETTY COL TRJN; PETE COMPTON ab PETER COMPTON; JOHN COOMBE; RONALD A. CROWE aka ROHN A. CROWE; GEORGE DAVIDSON; DELIA DELGADO ab DELIA DELGADO FLACK; MARTHA FLORYCE DOWNS and MARILYN JEAN MAYLAND: IRENE DOYLE aka EDNA IRENE DOYLE; HELENE M. ELLIS aka HELEN M. ELLIS; JOAN A. FINN; VICKI R. FITHIAN and STEPHEN H. FJTHIAN; WILLIAM K. FITT; JANET S. FLEMING Ma JAN FELMING; TOM FORSS Ma TOMAS 0 . FORSS: LEON FRY; COLLHH GASKEY; LORETT A GREEN; JAMES R. GRJSET; JIM R. HARBIN: A.P. HAWGOOO aka A. PHILLIP HAWGOOO; FRED R. HERNANDEZ; EVA HEWITT; KENNETH F. HIGUERA; MONICA N. HIRSCH, JEFFREY G.. HOLMES; R\JTH HOWAAO: WAYNE IRELANO; TERRY JAHRAUS; RALPH T. JARVIS; EL.IZABETH J. JOHNSON: JEAN L JOHNSON and JOHN 0 JOHNSON; BILLIE JOLSON; DOROTHY M. KALINKA; TERESA KAUFMANN and WAYNE KAUFMANN aka TERESA KAUFMAN and WAYNE KAUFMAN; MARK A. KEUER: ROBERT A. KENNEDY; LARRY KLOHA; XAVIER KOHAN; VICTORIA A. KOZAR; ROSEMARIE KUEHN aka ROSE MARIE KOEHN aka ROSEMARIE KOEHN •a ROSE MARIE KUEHN; KURT KUPFERMAN; JOHN LANO; SYLVIA LANGENEKERT Ma SYLVIA LANGEHKERT aka SYLVIA LANGE.NECKERT; KATY LAWRENCE; ROY T. LAWRENCE; PIERRE A. Le8LAHC aka PIERRE La BLANC; ALBERT 9, LEVY; SHIRLEY LEWIS, NORBERT LIPPERT and GARY M. STEPHENS; W.T. LOE.BMANN •a W. THOMAS LOEBMANN; JOHN F. LONOELIUS; REYNALDO LUGO; RITA M. MeCANN; CARL E. McDONALD: THOMAS K. McDONNELL and NANCY M. McDONNELL: aka THOMAS K. MCDONNEL and NANCY M. McOONNEL; DOUGLAS c. McFERRAN; SCOTT MALCOLM; LARRY G. MARTZ: RON MASE ah RONALD MASE; DAVID B. MILES; MARILYN MILES aka MARILYN MILES; GARY E. MONT GOME.RY; AL VIN L. MOORE; DANIEL MORAN; GERI MORROW, CAAIG E. O'BRIEN: NINFA J. O'BRIEN aka NINFA A. O'BRIEN aka NINFA JARVIS, GEOAGE OGLESBY; MELVILLE ORMEROO; PARK INVESTMENT CO .• INC. Ma PARK INVESTMENT COMPANY; SHIRLEY PARKER; VIRGINIA R. PARKER. ~ ROBERT J. WARBURTON, Attomey-l~Fact; PATRICK C. PATERNIE.; RICK C. PETERSON; ROBERT 0 . PETERSON; BARBARA PINES; MARION L PONO aka MARION H. PONO; ROSEMARIE R. QUESADA; RAY H. QUINN aka RAYMOND H. QUINN; GARY REASONER; JAMES REJO; JAMES R. RIEMAN and MERIDITH RIEMAN; KEN RILEY aka KENNETH RILEY; LEONARD A. RIZZO; DONALD 0. ROBERTSON; E.H. ROBINSON; RODERICK G. ROOGERS; RICHARD ROHR: M.E. ROTH aka MARY E. ROTH; CARMELA Y. RUGEL; EDWARD RUGEL; DANA SANGER; KRtSTIN SC<>TT: ADRIAN FRANK SEBE.K; PEGGY and DAVID SHAFFER; JAMES SHIPLEY; MICHAEL SHUTTLEWORTH; CALVIN SCOTT SIHILLING; DANIEL J. SMITH, JR.; LUIS E. SMITH; JACK SPARKS; LESLIE SPEYER-OFENBERG aka LESLIE ALLEN OFENBERG, TRUSTEE: STEPHEN STONE; RAYMOND and BILLIE TELLES; MARY J. THOMPSON; LARRY THOMP- SON; A.L TOLCHINSKY: NORM TORNHEIM aka NORMAN TQRNHEIM: E.S. TOTAi •a EUGENE s. TOTAi; MARC R. TOW; SHAW WEN TU; GEORGINA USUI; GENE C. VAIL; DONITA VAUGHN; ALLEN VOORHIS and MARILYN A. VOORHIS; VOSS INTERNATIONAL •a VOSS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION; PHILLIP WALSH; R08E WALT£R: JAMES WEBB; RUTH WILLIAMS; NEWPORT SHORES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, a~ oorporaUon; FRANK H. AYRES & SON, a oorporatton; 1ST NATIONWIDE SAVINGS ANO LOAN; FRANK AGUILAR 8'ta FRANK AUGUST; PATRICIA ANN AIKIN; TOM JAY AIKIN; JOHN ALLARD; GLENN ROY ALLISON; REGINALD 0 . ALVAREZ; VIRGIH&A ALVAREZ; KRISTIN E. AMADOR; AMERICAN FINANCIAL PROPERTIES; ELIZABETH M . ANDERSON; A08ERT E. ANDERSON; PAMYLA LAUN AUERSWALD; FRANK AUGUST: MARK A. BAILEY; BERNARDINE BAJRO; FREDERICK LEE BAIRO; HUGH W. BAIRO; JEANETTE GRIETJE BAIRO: DEBORAH J. BALL; SALLY J. BAU.ARO; JOHN A. BAZACAS; KATHERINE BAZACAS; The Helf8 of RALPH T. BEASLEY; DANIEL BEDELL; DAVID BEOEU; ANNEROSE H, BEECH; DENNIS W. BEECH; ROBERTW. BEIN; RUTH A. BEIN; RICHARD M. BLANCO; MELITTA E. BOOTH; WENDELL J. BOOTH; DONALD G. BORTHWtCK; DONNA JOAN BORTHWICK, KA THAYN BRITT; HARRIET H. BRITTON; JOHN M. BRITTON; MIRIAM BROWER; JANET M. BROWN; PATRICIA S. BROWN; TOM R. BROWN; PATSY C. BROXON: ROBERT N. BROXON; MARY G. BUCCI; EARL S. BURKE; SANORA C. BURKE; MICHAEL P. BURNS; ROB BURNS: MICHAEL L. BURTON; RENATE U. BURTON; MARTHA CAL VIN; MARY ANN CAPWELL; MARY ELLEN CASEY; JUNE G. CASSIDY; MICHAEL V. CASSIDY: JAMES P. CAVANAGH; BETTY JO CHACE; DONENE S. CHAMBERLIN; DONALD CHAPTON· LINDA M. CHAPTON; WILLIAM A. CHARLES: HOLGER T. CHRISTENSEN; MARIE J. CHRISTENSEN; CITY FEDERAL SAVINGS; CRAIG MARSHALL CLARK; KENNETH S. CLARK; ROSE NICHOLSON CLARK; SHERIE A. CLARK; MARILYN B. CLEARY; PATRICK G. CLEARY: COLE OF NEWPORT; EVELYN COMPTON; DONALD E. COOK: SALLY ANN COOK; SPENCER E. COVERT, JR.: BARBARA P CURTIS; ROBERT W. CURTIS: PAUL A. DAHLGREN: BETTY DAVIDSON; PAUL DAVIS; SHELLY LYNN DAVIS; LILLIAN K. DOBBS; WALLACE B. DOBBS. BENJAMIN M. DONLON; MARY LOU DONLON; BARBARA L. DOWNER; GORDON H. DOYLE. FRANK S. ORAGAVON; JULIE J. DAAGAVON; RICHARD A. OWYEA: The Helf8 of PAULETTE G. EDDY; FARRAND ENTERPRISES, HOWARD FARRAND; JOHN FLEMING; ROBERT J. FOURNIER; SONORA FOURNIER; JEAN L FRY; THOMAS A. FUENTES; RONALD 0. OASKEY; GEORGE C. GILLETTE: LOUISE H. GILLETTE: NICOLE RESNIKOFF OILMAN; RICHARD M. GILMAN; GERRY GORMAN; SHIRLEY T. GRIFF1N; BARBARA S. HALL; JERRY E HALL; KENNETH R. HALL; PATRJCIA.E. HALL; KAREN MARI£ HANSEN; OOAOTHY E. HANSON; EVELYN M. HANSON; LELAND C. HANSON; ROBERT L. HANSON; NORMAN L HARRISON; WILLIAM C. HART. JR., FRANCES JEAN HART, GENES. HEWITT; RUSH N. HILL II, KATHLEEN HOLM£8: HELEN K. HOMER; AVALEE M. HORN; GERALD F. HORN; DAVID MARTIN HOWARD; JUDY 0 . IRELAND; BEVERLY JANE IVERSON; JANICE E. JACOBS atta JANICE E. KATZER; ANN R. JARVIS; JON JARVIS, MARGARET C. JAAV1&; RICHARD A. JARVIS; RICHARD P. JARVIS; JOHN M. COOMBE CORPORATION 8'ta JOHN COOMBE CORPORATION aka COOMBE CORPORATION; PATRICIA ANN JOHNSON; FRANK A. JULIAN; MARY T JULIAN; ROBEPtT F. t<EALIHEA: LUCY S. KEYES: JAMES KIRKPATRICK: OLIVE KIRKPA TRtCK; MARILYN W KRAMER; BARBARA KRAUS; GENE KRAUS: SHIALEY KUPFERMAN; PHYLLIS JANE LANZ; WILLIAM T. LANZ; ROBERT E. LAW: PA~ A. Le BLANC aka PATRICIA A. LeBLANC; BARBARA JUNE LEVY: RAYE LINCOLN; CHARLES J. LINNERT; ROBERT E. UPP; THOMAS Fl LITTLEJ0+1N; DONALD J. LOUIS; GAIL P LOUIS; GLOA&A LUGO: NANCY SUE MAIER: VINCENT PAUl MAIER; BAReARA S. MARTIN; ANN L. MASE; JOHN McCLURE; CAROl C. McDONALD; LYNDA McFERAAH: AOIEJllJ I L. McMOANS; DOUGLAS D. MEECE: MARTA MEECE: NANCY MUELLER MENDES· ROGER L. MENDES; ~ J. METZGER: RQ4AAO A. METZGER; ALICE MEYERS. GEORGE MEYERS; JAMES A MIDDLETON; PA TNaA 8. MIOOLETOM; KAREN L.. Ml£l Y: RONALD R. MIEL Y, ILENE MINER: A08EAT C. MINER: FRANCES V. MONToo.RV: LOIS M. MOOAE; FRANCES E.. MURPHY; JACK 0. NELSON; VIDA B. NELSON: PEGGY J. O'NEAL. PAUl H. o·SHEA; SHIRLEY O'SHEA: MARY V. OGLESBY: RICHARD R. PARENTEAU; TERE.SA K. PARENTEAU; ALLYSON PA~ MICHAEL L.. PARKER: LINDA J. PATERNIE; JO NEIL PATTERSON: JOHN C. PATTERSON; CHRISTIN£ A. P!Q(: RICHAN> J. PECK: CHEAIE L. PETERSON; MARIAN PETTIT, THOMAS K. PLATFOOT, MARION POLI: GERAL.D EOWAPlO POU.OCK: RICHARD W. POSLADEK; MICHAEL ANN POWERS: STEVEN ROBERT POWEAS: ~ L QUINN: MAAIE &. AACCIATTI; THOMAS J. RACCIAm: BARBARA RAMET. GARY C. RAMET; SHmLEY A. MIO; SHARRON L. ~ELVA RILEY: ALFRED JOHN RtZZO; KENNIE J. AlZZO: LILLIE M. A08ERTSON: MAUD ROBINSON: GALE 8TEEU! AoHA: GERTRUDE SACKS; PAUL SACKS: TERRY SACKS; JACOUEL YN SALE; wtLLIAM SALE.: MtCHAEl ALAN SANOEAS; DORIS L. SANOOAE. CARMINE SANTORO; IOA SANTORO; LE ROY A. SCHMIOT: MARILYN L 9CHMfOT: ~SIDE FAMILY TRUST. JEANNE M. SEB£K: ROBERT A SELING; ALEXAIC:>lA A. SHANNON; PH'YUJ$ Y. SHANNON: JOHN C. SHULTZ: JUOITH A. SHULTZ; JANIE M SIHIU.ING> JAM0 8IMOS; OLIVE 81MOS: SIXTY..UCOHD STREET; CARROLL ANN SMITH; JACt< ROHLF SMITH; MADELEINE D. SMITH; MNft A. SMITH: DENA ~H. FAAAEL H. SOUTH: !RENE SPARKS; CH.ARLENE M. STEGE: JOHN A. ST'EOE.; 'AMELJ' STOMBAUGH. 8' R. STONE. CA.AOL LIPP STRAUSSj MARV H. STUAOIVAHT: OAVIO J. TANNER; Mnl1C>fn TEAGUE; PENNY TUOUE, JOtiN A. TEBERG; GEORGE :s. TERRILL; HAAOLO F. THAYER: &0MJA A. THAY'a; KA THlEEH J. TMl!IM: I.AMA.AA THIBAULT; WILLIAM THIBAULT: 80NHfE J. THOMPSON: GEARY L ~ J!AN Y. THOMP&ON; GUY J. TH.ULL: FRED TOLCHINSKY. JOHN TOAQUATO, JOANNA P TOW; LIU CttlAO TU; TADAYOSHI U8Ut: DANA VAUGKN; OEMS! VAUGHN; DEVIN VAUGHN; DONALD VAUGHN. MAACELITA VAUOtee, guerdl9n for lie eMMe Of._ "*'°"9 DANA~ OE'VIN VAUGHN> ROBE.RT M. VENNE.KOL T: JEAAU> V. W..~ SANORA J. 'llLlEHEUVI; FAITH O. VOGEL.; MAAVYN !. VOOEl. AlF'MO 8. WACH: SHIALIY M. WACH; "°I IPll ~. WALDMAN: EUEN l.. WAUC!Pt: DAAt.ENE A. WALLACE: HAAOLO H.. ~~~ ~L_ORAlNE L WAL8H; L»GA L WALTE.R: TMa WALTP; OWINOOl.YH S. W!ATH£AHEAO: LE! O. W!A1~ JIAHttC J . WDa: JM8 I. W£8T:JAC.KC, WHIT~ MAI('( fl W'HJTAJCEA. LlNDA WILEY; LYNFOAO L Wtt..EY: QWllLE8Wll.UA .. : EVAN WM.LIAM&> Item' Wlll&AMI; AAHDY D. WOOO. end DOES 1-500; ~ fhlplAlllR ... • ................... t I I __________ ,.... __ , .... _ .... _, -..... ~, ... -.... w .... •c 111110,....t. , .... ,~--..•11!111111•2112~2•2 .. s••••••••••••\~••&••£••11!61!6!!!!'!6!!!!!!~~!_~!..,~!D!I 0,.,... C... OAH.Y Pk.OT~. FMw\.-20, 1115 CAii NO. 44-17-33 NTITION TO COMPEL ARBITRATION ~ l fONAL LAHOMAAK. IHC ( '89* ~)Md NEWPORT RE.ALTY CORP ("Newpon ~y"j ~,...,,_,to• "PecttlOMn'', ,...,eoiy .,_ttJon the Court to COfnC* Aelpondenta to .,bttraoon and aleg4t a folowa. 1 On ot ~ ~ t , 1t58, In Ot-. County, C..om., ~Ott end GM COmpeny, ("Slgnel Otf') end Frri H Ayr• I Ion. ("Ayr•'1 ---en.o. ~ Ofound ..... (CM ''nround LAeee'') wNJeby Ayr•....., trom Signe! OI -1aln unlmptOO*t ,.., ptQPlrty. UdulM of apecfftitd ol end "'*-" right•. locat9d In t•pon a..c:n. c.Mfomt. and ~ ~ ~ on lxNbft 1 attached Mreto Ind lnc«pcwe\9d ,_..,, (tN 'L.Meed Premtw") tor a oer1od of elXty C-'· commendnQ on o.c:.nw 10. 1"9 The Orounct l.W we. recotded on November 25. 1959 In ttie Offlci.i dt of Ot11199 County, C .. omla. 2 Signe!°" end Ayr• ·~..nty ~the Ground L .... by two wr111.,, agt""*1ll. CM rwat one dated M.,ch 14, 1MO end recorded Aprll 15, 1MO In the~ Aecordt of Ot-. County. CaltfOfnla and tt-. MCOnd one dated Aprll 30. 1MO Md recorded Mey 18. 1MO In the Offtdail Aecordt of 0r-. County, CefffOfnle (~tvety IN "Am9ndmenta"). Coe>* of tM Qfound LMN Md Amendmenta we an~ tleteto u EAhlb1t1 2. 3 encl 4 r~lvely and ar• lnC:OfP<>"eted Nrein The Oro.Jnd LMN end Amendmeota w• Mrelnafter conec:uvety ,.,.,,ed to u tN "Mutw L.AMe''. 3 AyrM .,,tered Into tr. Mast• lAMe fot tht puf Poef of~ the LMMd Prem!Me by klbdMdlng IN LMMd Prtmi ... Into app<OAHMltily ~ lndMdutll Iota. ~rUC11ng atn;le ram11y dw9111ng• on Iha 1011. and Mlllng the lingle tarntty dweltlngll to tr. publte. • In Otdef to~· 11• pfanned ~t of Iha L-..d Prem ..... durlng IM flrll halt of '"°·Ayr•. u IMeor. end ~ Shor• Co . • pertnertitWp ("~hOr•"), .. lw, .,,tered Into wr1u.,, klbtMMI and 1Ul)9lem«lt1 lMr .. O (IN "Su.,....") fOf each of rhe lo\e wtthln ,,_. LMMd Prem!Me. ··~of Pwcel , ~ Shor•. In tum. u1l;ned In writing al of It• "Gft1, tit .. end il'tereeta undet MCt'I of tM Sub6MMI to tr. bu'r*' u 1"9y purd\Med an lmpf Oiied I01 within the LMiMd PremtMe The 8ubtebN expreetly lncotpo<et• and .,. klbj.ct to •II IN COWNnll. condlllOnt, ttMN•tlont end r•trlcUone ... fOt'th In the M .. ,., L ... A copy of one of IN SutHMNil. all of wt'Mch .,. tr. NIM ell°"" '°' IN dtecftptlon of IN I01 lnvofved and Iha Hect dOlltr emounl of renlel Obllg111on. It attached ,..., .. o u EAtwbft 5 ano lnc«poreted ther.-n. 5. Al various llmet a and -'*'the Iott wtthln the LMMd Pr9m._ were devetoped and IOtd. duffng a P«IOd of about .....,.,, yeer1 commenolng aboul Oecemb9' 1HO, Ayr•~ In wrltlog all of 111 right• and Inter"'' u eubleelof under tt-. Su~ to Pfewpor1 Aeetty • required by Artlele VIII, s.c11on 0 of tM Muter L ..... 8 On Of about April 1•. 1978. Ayr• qultca.imed end IHl=o tlewport RMlty all of 111 remaining lntet .. 1 In tM lAeMd PremiMe by a qultdWm deed r.cotded In tM OHlc.lal dt of Orange County, Callfotnll on Ap<tl 20, 197& A eopy Of tM quttcllNm OMd It atceched hereto .. Exhibit 8 and lnc:QfporaJed herein by lhll refer~ 7 Signal Landmark 11 IN preeent '-owner of the LMMd PremiMI and u 1 r.aull of v8'10ul written 11e1gnrnent1. 11 tM P<eMnl leMor undet tr. Meeter LMM 8 All r1C11lk>U1 and named Aeepondenta, exoept Ayr• and Newport Shor .. Community AMoclatlOn (the 'Commurnty A.Noclatton"I. 11• s><etent tut»eew (the "Subt11111e") under rhe 8ut>teaMs Which preeently ex!91 9 Artlele v. Section F of in. Muter L .... end Section 3 of each of the Subleuee. provide that prlOf to the end of 1n. 25th and 40th year1 of the Muter l..MM lf'm. the L...aof or tr. LA .... may 11 111 option. give notice lhll lhe rental payment• under tM Sut>6NMI an.-.. be edjus1ed IO a tum 9qUal to 6'Yo of the thert r.ir mantet vak>e ol the L"Md PrtmlMI. e.11aulfYe of the dw9tlfog houMI thereon end their e.ppurt.,,ances 10 Artici. v . Section F of tt-. Mester L .... and Section 3 or e.ch of the Sub ...... turttlef' provide 1ha11n the eYent the partlel cannot ag1M on tM falf metket vatue of the LMMd Prem1aea. the matt• 1hall be "-'ermined by arbtlrallon tn accordance witll tM p<OV~I of Artlcte X'{ of the MUI« LeueMld .nau M blodln9 upon the SubleSMM 11 ArtlCi. VII, S.Ctlon C of the Mut., ~ end Section 3 of the Subteasea furttlef provide that Ayr" or the Community A.Mociatlon ll'lall h ..... 1"9 exclusive right and obligation to act on behalf of all Subtea.Mes In the adju1tment of rental• under IN SubleaMs 12 6n May 1, 19e<l, Ayr• uMgMd_ln wrltlnQ all"• obligation• under the Mu ter Le ... regetdlng lhe adtyllment of rentall under IN Su~ to tr. CotNnunlty Ateocletlon, wtileh u~nment was acc.pted by lhe C ommunlly Aaeoccallon and recorded In the Official ~di of Or~ Counly. California on M•Y 18, 1960. A copy of the asa1gnmenl from Ayr" to the Community Aaaoclatlon It attached tlefeto u Exhibit 7 1nd 1ncorpor11ed Mretn. 13 A'(TM 14.1rrtndefed all Of 111 tlgh1. t1tJe and lnlf'•t In IN Ma ter Lease and 1n the Subleuee and reflnqulahed 1Jt of 111 r1ghl1, dut ... and o~tlOM with rMC>Kt to adfu•tmer1t1 or the rental• provided for In the Mut9f Leue and SublNMI. and lhe Community Aaaoclatlon la now obllQated to repr ... nt the inte<ffll of 111 Sub ....... wltll rnpec;t to the ldjV1tment of IN reontat• u,,_ IN Mui• L .... and IN Subleues 1nclud1ng without llmltatlon, the rei>resentatlon Of all Sublet .... In tt-. arbltra11on proceu Mt forth In Artlde V, Section F and Arltele XV of the Muter Leue t• Purauant to Article V. Section For IN Mast« Leue, on or about September 17 198-t, Petition.ta 1en1ed a 'No11C41 of Demand for Aenlal Ad~rnent" (th9 "Rental Ad)ull"*"l Notice ·1 on Reaponcten t1 P .. ltioner1 alao publt1hed the Aenlll Adju11men1 Nollc:e In "The Real9ter," a fl9WIP8P9' of general clrculahon 1n Oranoe County, Calllom ta on 841P1emt>er 27 and 28. Oc1ob4tf 1. 3 and' 5. 1984 A copy of tr. Ren1a1 Ad1u1tment Notice 11 attached hereto u Exhibit 8 ano 1nco<po<1t ed herein 15 Pe1111oner1 and A4taponoent1, after good fallh nego111uon1. are unabte to agree on, •mono other thing•. the P<...,..1 fair maniet vat~ of the LeaMd Preml._ and the a<lju1ted rental• under the Subleues Article V. S.Ctton F and Artlcie XV of tM Muler L .... Pf'OVlde tnat In IN 9'V9f'll the partln are unable 10 agree on the tatr market value ol the Lelled Premi .... and therefore. the adJu"ed rental• undet lhe SubleUM by December 9. 1984. lhe dltpute lhall be detlfmlned by arb1lt11ton 16 Purauant to ttle Muter L.• ... and SublMMI, In the event the present lair market valve of the L.eated Prem1aea and the adju1ted ren1111 under the Subte,... cannot be agreed upon. Pettt1oner1 on the one hand are r9qulred to each apPolnl one arbltr1tor and given wrllt.,, notice of the appointment to each other on or Mlore December 19. 198.t Ther .. her. the two appointed arbitrators we to Mlect 1 third arbitrator and the three arbttr11or1 are to promp11y M l the matlet for arbitration 17 On Of •bout Oecembef t4. 198.t, P .. 1tion..1 duly Mf\ted Respondenll wttll a written ·Notic.e of Appointment of Arbttrllor Re SubleUe Aentll Adju1tment1" apecltylnQ Petllloner s appo1n1men1 ol arbitrator A copy ol th11 notice la attached n.r .. o u E.x''11b1t 9 i nd lneo<po<ated tlefeln 18 In vlOlallon of lhe Matter L .... and SubleaM. Re.pendents have among otl'ler v101a11on1 (11 la11ed and refuled and conun~ to fall a.nd refuM l o ap6oln1 a MiCOnd arbitrator or part1c1pate 1n tl'le arb1tra11on. Ill) la1ted and refuted to recognize lhe Communlly Auo<:latlon'1 obllgallon to repreMnt Suble&IMI in connection w1tfl tf1e adjuttmenl of SubleaM rentatl a.no (till some F\eac>Ondent1 1n11at on and claim the 11ght to •ndtvtduat arb1tr11ton or fudictal pre><:Mdlng1 to d .. lfmlne the adjustment of renl under tl\elr aubleaae 19 Ma res4.11t of Re1pond•n11' fa11ure to appolnl an arbllrator and \Ubm11 to arb1tra1ton ttle Pem1oner1 are enlltled to apply to the Orange Counly Superior Court for orde<1 that an arbtlrator be appointed on behalf ol Ille Ae1pondent1 Ind that the ~dent1 arbitrate the fair market value of me Leue<l Prem11e1 and ad1ua1men1 ol SublealM!I Rentals pyr14.1ant to CMI Code SS 1261 et 1eq , the Muter L.eaae and the SubleaMJt 20 Pursuant to Artlcie XIV Sectt0n C of the Mu1er Leue. u incorporated into the Sut>M!la1e1 and Section 18 of the Su~. In the event any actton 11 1n1ututed for the enforcement of any rights or remedlff under the Muter L.eue or Sut>teaMs Petitioners i re enlltleMteute this action ind Plave and w111 conunue to incur attorney• lee• and coata WHEREFORE. Pettuooen petition t1'141 Court tor order• A Compelhng A4tlponoent1 to arbitrate the dttputa and all 11tuet 1ria1ng ttlefetrom with rHpe<;t to tl'le latr market value of the L.lled Prem! ... and the adjutted rental• under the Sub1eue1 8 APPQintlng a MCOnd. and II ~ tturd arbltrllor u reQulted by ArtlCle !.V of lhe Muter LeHe C ComP9fhng lhe Community Auocletlon to repreMnt and act on behalf of all Suble1&en 1n arb1trallnQ ell matter• related to the rair metll•t value of IN Leued Preml ... end lhe adJu•led rental• under the SubleaMS D Awarding PetlllOI'*• their rN sonabi. attorneya· IM9 and COiia E Awarding P .. ttt<>r*I tueh otti.r reitef •• the Courl may deem 1u11 and prcper DATED January 9. 1985 DAUMMY GARRETT KING I HARRISON, STEPHEN C. DRUMMY, CHARLES W. PARRET, KATHLEEN CAROTHERS PAONE, By: CHAALE8 W. PARRET, Attorney1 for Petltlonera, 81QNAL LANDMARK, INC. end NEWPORT REAL TY CORP. SUPERIOR COURT OF THE ST ATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE MIKE AMADOR. et al.. vs. SIGNAL OIL & GAS COMPANY, a corporation, et aL. Plain tiffs Defendants SIGNAL LANDMARK. INC., a corporation. and NEWPORT REAL TY CORP a corporation. VI . MIKE AMADOR aka MICHAEL P AMADOR Ill. et al . CASE NO. 44-e7-33 AMENDMENT TO PETITION Under Section 474, C.C.P. Petitioners, Respondents Upon fifing lne ~t1t1on heretn petitioner• ~no Ignorant of the true names or ~tain respondent• and Plalflng da.ign1ted H id re1pondent1 1n the pe11t1on by hcut1ou1 names. Doe• 1 throogll 39, and Plavlng dttco vered the true namet of 1a1d respondent• 10 be u indicated In E.ll'hlb1t I attached hereto and 1nc.01por1lad by lhl1 referenc..e hereby amend their petition by tnMrtlng wch lrue nam" 1n lhe p lace and 1tead of toCh hct1t1ou1 names. Does 1 lllrough 39 wtiereve< 11 appear• m H id petition DATED Februar>' 1•. Hi85 o .-uMMY QA'l .. ETT KINO 6 HA,.,.18<*, a1: JAMEi CHl80UC AI , AltOfn•ye IOf ftet1Uoner9 lXHtatT 1 DOE I. M901G llland. DOE 2, Janie. C Fenner. DOE 3. Patricia A Barller, DOE 4 Gerald Muller, DOE 5, Thelma Mull1tr. DOE 6, Shifley Ann Adle< DOE 7. SyMa 0 Anderton. DOE 8, Daniel Bea"er DOE 9, Vlc1orla Beavet. DOE 10 Bettte Bltdt91'llder1er. DOE 11, lrMtta 0.vla, DOE 12. l<ung H1i1 Nlng Htlah DOE 13 Merion M Martz, DOE 14, Andrew 8 Sandore, DOE 15, Lucy S 8edlno9f. DOE 16, Bob Burn1. DOE t7, ill• Ht1t1r1 rJI Ruth I Hawgood, DOE 18, ROM ft 8ro1oa aa exew1or of the Wiii of Ruth I Hawgood, dece.Nd. DOE 19 Th• Richard ~ and Donna J M .. ig., Trull, DOE 20 Oonii. J Metig.< a11ruatM of The Rletlard A and Donne J Me1zger Tru11 DOE 2 t The Petetton Family Trull, DOE 22. Ro~ O Pet.,aon, aa tru1t .. of The Peteraon Famlly Tru11. DOE 23 Cherie L Peteraon, u tru1IM of Tl'le Peter10n Family Trull. DOE 2 ... 8mlt'1 Famlty Tru11. DOE 25. Daniel J Sm11h, Jr . •11 fruit" of the Smith Family Tru11. OOE 26. M~ne O Smith, u 1ru1tM of lhe Smith Famlly Tru11. DOE 27. The Jt clr Rotlll Smith Family Truat. OOE 28. Jack R. Smith, u truat .. of Iha Jtek Rotlll Smllh Family Trull, DOE 29, Carrot A Smith 1J1 tru•IM of tM J~ Rohlf Smllh Famlty Trull, DO! 30. WNtheftiead Family Tru1t OTO . DOE 3 t , LM D WHlti.rhead H truat .. of the W .. lhemead Femlly Trtnt, DOE 32, Marilyn 8 Wright. DOE 33. ihe LMtle Allert 8peyer-0191'lt>erg Trull, DOE 3-t, LQ!le Allen Speyer- Ofent>«g, aa tru1tM or the LMlle Allert 8~.,.0fenbefg Truat, DOE 35. J&J Enlerpr ..... DOE 3e, Edward Ry1and. •• 1ru11 .. undef the Wiii of Paulette Gordon Eddy, d.c:.u.d. DOE 37, Federal Oepoelt lnklranc:. Corporation.•• r.c.lver of Heritage Bank, DOE 38, e.n1am1n M Donlon, u tru11 .. of the Sedld• Family Trull, DOE 39, Mary Lou Donlon. aa 1ru11 .. of lh• S•ea•de Family Truat. DOE 40 Sharron Frulef aka Sheuon Ae1herford DOE • 1, MIChelle Ry1and 11 tru1IM und« tr. wtll of Paui.tt• Oordon Eddy. dee.tlted, DOE •2. Donn• J M .. zger, u exeeulfhc of lhe ""'e of Rlehard Metzoe<. deGeate<j DOE •3. Eatate of Rlehard A Metig9', OOE •4, EmUy E &eaa1ey Rnpe>ncMnt•' return• to tt.. Petltk>rl m•J be Nrved upon Petltlonert' •ttorne,e, DAUMMY QARRETT KING I HARAllON, A PROFElllONAL CORPORATION, ATTORHl!YI AT LAW, 3200 PARK CENTE" O"IV!, IUITI! 1000, COITA M!IA, CALIFORNIA t292t, (714) l50-1100 T-447 I EARN AND LEARN! Deliver the Illy Piii Boys and girls 10 or older - Call 642-4321 and apply today . DlilJ Pilat ·--Aennoue~•· •Alll ITA,_WT The lolowfno ,..one •• OOtng ~ .. ..,. ~~., .... , t48'a A~ lfvtne CA 92114 loon• & .......,,. tnter • N1f0tlll. lnC . tM4 t ...... A,,... ltvlne. CA t27 t4 TM t>vtlneae ta con- 0\IC..S by • corpora1IOll Gpo(te • LAiM'e tn•· Ml'Ontll Inc 8y W...,,. P Abbott. Pr-. Thll '1a*"8tlt wM ltleO wotrl ttla County Clefk Of Of· f.Ta County on J.-,,y 21. ,-7_ PuDk~ Ofeng. Coe9I Deity PllOI Faor~ I . 13, 20 27 INS w.s&e rtalC NOTICE 'ICTJTIOUI IUIMll NA*ITA'ff•NT Tne lo11ow!n9 C>«IOrl ta dOlnQ ~•· MOONSTONE CH.AA- TEAa. 511 Catlltne HH· p0tt Beech. Catt! 92ee3 Curll• A Olaon 5 t7 Catalina. N4lwPOf1 BMcn Cel1I 92oe3 Thi• t>u .. n•te 11 con· 0uetecs by an lndl~ Cun1t R OltOtl f 1'111 ltat!llNlflt ... filed Wt1h the County CWk of Of. ~ County on January ~3 ,..,.. Publtll'* Oteng. Codi Dall)' Pilot JWMJal'Y 30 F.c>· ru•ry 6 13 20 tH5 W-552 P\alC NOTICE FICTITIOUI IUIMU NAMI IT AT.-MIJff Tne lo4towlng pettOrll •te dOlng t>utlneal .. INDUSTRIAL Bl>Of & PRODUCT COMPANY, 2 100 So Wr19.'1t StrMt Santa Ana C.lil 92705 BtenOan Timo1ny I'~ I H OO Newport • t 1 I , Tu111n c a111 ~eao Paul Hofman Bolling«. 171182 Welllngtoo Tueun. Cahl 926&0 Tl\11 bull~tt 11 con· dueled by • oer-14 parl· nertl!IP 8ren0an T F~ Tl'ltl etatament WU hied with the County Clerk of Or· cf'lge Count)' on January 30. 1995 ,~ Pub11.n.d Orange Cout oau,. Piiot I' et>ruary 8 , 3 20 27 1985 WK P\8.JC NOTICE 'K:TfTIOUI 9UIMll NAamlTAT .... N'T T 1'141 followlflQ Wtont are OOll"Q bvtlneM u JAN.ANO M MAtNTEN· .ANCE. J .ANO M POOL SER· VICE 2212 M~ Pl Coa1a M .... C911f 92827 Man Van G0tden :n12 Meyer Pt Coal• "4 ... Calif ~827 Jeffrey 8 B1tt>M lO'O Ctevetand A" Co.t• M ... Call1 92626 Tl'l11 bu11na11 11 c.on· ducted by co-partner• LI PERLE LILLIA N TAYLOR L.aPERLE rftld nt of Calta M P~ aw•y r t•bl'\W'Y 16. I~ at lhto a ~ of 87 Mn L.;a Pt·rlt rt'tldcd In C~ta MWOi "nee UM l •ht-w a Rt'ial Eaa.tu.• Bcok.-r i.nd ~ mf'fJlbH of tht-Nf'w port H arbor C~ta Mn.a Board of Re· alwn 11~ llH-4 Sne If urv1ved by a ton, Ct-ora~ l..l Perl • of &lwnft•·ld . <.;a. and a dau&J'ltn. Marit' J Jlarrts. of c~iew Mn11. •n d tt•n iir u n d · ch1ldn·n Mus u f Chnsttan Burtal WN lt-1 .. brau.'<l on Tuf'dhy Ft·hruary 19. lit St J o1tqu1m Catho lic Chun:h lnwmwnt at CalvOAry C1·m•:tt'ry. Los Ang<'lt'1 Ptcr<.'e Brolht>t'I &II 8rf)Od. wi.y M<>rtuary, Dirt'<." 1.o n M 2-9 150 I.ARKIN R I C:H ARO W LARKJN, a reaident or Newpor1 0.-ach Pi<M(<f b)' hlS Wlft Htolf-ni•, MJn. Richard, <Jf Norl"t>, C:a. daugh- tn, Shirl•·y Maney or fallbrook , Ca. two 1t.ep&Oru1. Doyle Paul of Lot Anaeles and Do n ald P aul o f Canoga Pa rk Ahlo 1urv1ved by etght g randc hlldrf-n and tt•v(•n g re at -g rand · children Mr Larkin was born 1n K.ans.u. MtMoun. moving t.o C::tht 1n Hl27 Hf' and his ram1ly haw re· aided in Nr•wport Bc..c:h for over 35 yt•af'li He nwn<.v1owi owner tn the Owt·n M M aihtne 0Jmpony fur ovn 25 yt.-ar1 H~ atlf-nded Kan.~1 City Univ ;ind waa 11 mem bt-r of lh•· S hrtnf.'rs J 1,rdan (j11ld .in 8'1w l Lodge N1, fif>4 1n Lu• An· g1 I,_,. Crypt \It.It· 'IN · Vil f'lo w it I t,._• ht'ld .frt · J .. y f rbrUJI Y 22 I ~ 8 .1 , •• t I h t' M.HL"11f·11m of tht· Pa <.1f1t .Pac:tft< Vww Me1r1ortal P1trk. Nt-w ptJI l &·ctth P «K1fa V 1•"w Mort11.1ry cl1n"t Cf1r\ IH -1 'l.7()(1 Man v en G0ta.n • , T1111 atatement wa• f1te0 C1ASKIN wttl'l t1w1 County Clerk of Ot· ALIC~: L GASKIN, •noe County Ofl JWl<latY 30 horn J u m I Ii 11n 6 111es I · f 21178f7 Pds.<iNl <1WJ Y f 1•hr u Put>l11hed o,.noe C..0Ht I .. t v I h I II k ~ 0 .. ly PtlOI Fabruary & t3 !->U;VJVt'(J b y daugh 20 27 18115 tn K11rr·n I M tl·ht•al) w~ M11ro 1,f Sc·otl.8dlll<•, Ar trnn,, d a ughlf'r, k 1·"4·1 c" Get re-ta or ('un.1 Mr~ ~ gnnd· PU8l.IC NOTICE ,.-ICTITIOUI 9Ul*lll t·htldn•n In lwu or NAMI I TATfMINT flow N•. rl11na t1un1 Tl>ll IOllowtng per~ •• t..m IJf· rn.-d<• tn lht' dOlf19 Du-4119M H TlJR~• f':EY OE51GNS Amtru :in Cum~r So· 1555 M ... Verd• Or E 66-(•tety Prtv.1t1• c .. rntly e Cotta M ... Cam 92828 'll•rviu•-. will tx• fol · I' 11me .AnOerlOfl t 556 M ... Veto. Or E 66-8 lr1wt'd by hun t>! al e<>.te M ... C•ltt 92628 sea Pauftt V1rw Tl'l11 bu1•n•tt 11 con· M<>nuary [)irec.-t.ors dU<.tcd by wi tndMOucl N f' w ,. 11 r l 8 e 9 r h I' arm• Anderton r Tl'ltt 1tatement wa1 l1ted ()44-2700 "'""the County c..,., 01 01 · BROWNELL ange County on Janusry 31 /\ OON HAMIL TON Hi65 U.A P.C. •I • 94. Pu.eel a w111y Fd>ru· ary 18, 1"8~ at P ftc Commuruty KcspUal. Mr Brownall wu born OlttmbaT 22, 18VO In Onc"Onta, New York Mr BrownttU wu a builders ha.rd- CLASSIFIED wart' speciall.IJt and an 1----------------• •utho r uf th rw book.I (H\ thr UbJC'('I. f(!• coruu-d by hia pttn a. tht-d · n of the 1'11[ DAll.l PU.OT Cl.AS. lf'l f.D Of f·1c:t: llOl HS T rlt>phone Ser~1<'t-: ~fomfa \'·• riJ .. ~ 8:<W ·\.~l.-5·30 P \I Hu,11n1·1iio Countt·r: ~fonda-. -h1da ~ 8:00 \.\I .):(JO P.\1. 1>1-:Al>IJ.,Es n:htt.•l·turul hard - ware held Or\C" of h11 boo~ hu bt+n trans- IM lt'd In LO J {I pa.nc.v tit> wu a found1n1 mc·rnbl'r o n t he <trcht«tual hardwar. t·onauli.n\I 1odety. whl('h bf'(.'MTIC a sym- bol or tht> pro· fc'1111un.ilt~m of the bu I Wt-rt ht.rd wart· In· f •( HI If \TU ) ' Ut-. \Ul.I, .. t.lu1try H•· we• ~ Monda} ht n~twr uf tht>!Wt.1ary TucMia~ ~Ion 4::~o p.m. 4:30 p.rn 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p Ill 4::io pm. 3:00 p.m. 3:CJO pm. for 60 y~'MI Ht' NKt • Y·rved as Prt"lident of W ~dnP't4fo v l 1u•11. lwo of the lar&t>tt ThuNJJ \ \\ Pd chap«·n.. Ptuaburgh. • d rh •'"·and Bu!falo, New ~ ri ·a' uP1. Y•>rk He w pres· ~al urd.n f'r 1. t•ntly »member of the • unn:1 \ fr1. Hu n11ng ton Bt'ach C \ 'Lt:l.I . \T IO' & C ·')fl fl I-:( :TH,,~: 11lll t'll11llctll"' ,1111 1 I llflf'l tlllll' flt.I \ lw 111.1111· 1111 ... 11111· 111·.11111111"' "" .d 111\ 1· Pl1'.t"I' ''"" for ,1 I J iil l'llclllf11l 1111111 l1t·r ~ h1•11 1 a11 1·1·ll 111 ~ '11 ur <111. ER ROHS: fluto.ry and a recipt· t•nt or lhe Paul H arns Ft'llow1h lp Award Adon WUJI u mem ber o f tht-Hunllnfi lOn Bcat.h M t'Lho dlll Church lH W was the former ed1w r of the Mnblt> Colleg iat e C hurch nt-wslt'ttt'r, and a perwonal frlmd uf Dr Norman Vin· ( h1•1'" cent Pealt' H e IS 1·rrur .. survived by a 10n. I'll ()I Arthur H Brownt'll \ 11 U t a fl fl H I " U II d ri· 1111 r I 11111111·cl1..i11·I' I h1· I>\ 11 ' "''u1111· .. l 1~l11l 1 1 \ fur llw fir .. t of H unu ngton Bt'ach. in1·urn·1 t "'"''' "'" u 11l \. 11 daughter. G ladys CtASSIFI ED h4-2 -:>h 78 Bostek, Manhattan 1-----------------&•ach, c.a. a 1ist.er , ...... ler 1aJe ...... In S.11 Dr El1 2 abt>th Brownell. of Tubae, .;:;; ..... ;;;. ;ali;i;iiiiiiiiii;t;•;:zl ..... al An1. and a brother. • NICE 3 Bdrm 2 Ba Condo ltt2 Stc:warl Br o wnel l. '87.500-So Cout Pl Lo C<>I Also SHARP 2 Bd'm 2 B1 niJOOnt. ° Con do -8 1 n Dieg o 11urvtving &re clt•ven 179,500 g r andch1ldrf'n &nd MURCHISON REAL TOP Jjf."V t-nte t•n grf'.'a l · ----· 762-8731 grandc.h1lrlr l'n f u- nt-ral serv1Cf1> w ill be t onduc.:ted a t tht> f1rit Methuchst Church of Jlunungwn Beach on T uci.d:.y fC>bruary 21. c1l I I 30 With Rf'v AllK'rt J;rn1e n. r,f · ru 1.1t111 g P 1,.r c.:e Br r1 t h t• r "' S m 1 t h IUfH 1211.111 Cllarmlng 4 BA, 3-BA Condo 1 BR • lull b1lh downattlrt, perfect for gue111. tMnl or 2nd mut8f bedroom! Ptanta- uon lhutt«•. ••Pended country kitchen, Inviting patio on greenbelt tu.MIO MPW Rare Bactc Bey "" wttll 3 Bdfm 2 t>ll h unite An H · turnable t 11 and e Mn•r Wiiiing to carry paper make thll e very attract Iv• 1nvMtment at onl)' S 179,900 761-3191 M11rtuury. d1rKltng --------• C:.SEl ECT ~PROPERTIES ~3fd1539 PIERCE POTHER8 BELL MORTUARY t 10 Broadway Co11a Mesa 642·9150 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PA"K Cemetary • Morluary Chapel • Cremalory 3500 Peci!IC View Orlv• Newport Beach 6U -2700 McCO.ftMICK MOfn'UA"Y t 795 Lagun• Canyon Road Laguna Beach Ca 92651 .q4 94 15 HAAaOR.-LAWN· MT. OLIVE Mortuary • Cemetery Crematory 1625 Gtster Ave COiia Meta 5A0·5554 GrubbGEllis llYCHIT-IYAI WIUS Qreat 4 Bdrm 3 Ba Plome Large yard w/pool for mat 01n1ng & fam1ty room rnu ter wla•tra area for olltee or nureer1 Frethly remodelao on Cul ·de· Sac Good linanc.1ng Mary Lou Marion Want Ad H•p? 642-S&78 f e;r (b\\1f1~cJ \J At (I(>' {all A DAILY "LOT AD-WIM)t MJ.t671 DIMES A LINE '21n M B R () W N E L L Publl-'*' OranQe C:..0H t 1------____ _... ________ -f -WANT ADS 0911y Pilot Fet>rucr1 8 13 ?O 27 19115 P\&.IC NOTICE "CTITIOUI 9UIMll NAJllllTATIMINT The lolloWlng pettont are Ooi"9 tlUllMU H OU.ALITY CARPET ANO DRAPERY «00 Mac.Anh.Ir Boulev11d Suite 370. N-· port a..en. Call! 1126&0 Nautllue Properttet loc . C1.utorn11 4400 MecAnhuf' 8outev8'0, 8'111• 370, N-· 1>0<1 8Mcn. Calit 92MO r n11 bue1ne11 11 con· Ouct.O by • wrporallon Robert F Allen JI Va P1et10ent Thte etatement waa filed With t~ Covl\ty Clerk of Or· ~ Couflty on '•t>tu8fy t ,.1'» Ate.fteftd , .... ... ~ ......... 110 Hewpott -..Cfl, Ceftt. t2llO Pul>MaNO Orange eo.ec Oallt P1t01 F•bruatY 8, 13, 20 27 198~ W·&e2 Ml.IC NOTICE r IMPORT ANT NOTICE TO PRIVATE PARTIES S.,I (.our lt•m• for $50 or /eaa In our amou1 DIM!S-A-LINES pub· fl1h«1 each Safurdey In the Deify Piiot. DIMES-A-LINE ed1 mutt bl pr•p•ld to mafl or bring th•m Into th• Dally Pflot offlc•. Be 1ur• to tnclud• your phon• number or ed- dr.,. In your •ct h•v• a price on ••ch lt•m & no ebbrevletlons. Sorry, no comm.-clel •d•. ger•o• ~. produc., plant• or enlm•I• •r• acc.ptable. DEADLINE: a p.m. Thurtdar Coeta ..... Offtce ...... .., .. ,... CoetaMeu,Ce.12121 I 0 A s [ T y I 11 I I' I I I. NllOM I J' ' J' I' I I . l I 0 U I f G , • 'Wllat •• 11a .,...,,... I I I' I . ! ~?;~~.""~ ~. 10'I .. IO Gii '*"9 • l,.._T_M~l-l_l_C_, _" I' I I' I I • f.--= :---"'~ ~ -~._ ... ~, ...... I let Ut lltt y .. S.11 y • ., ,,.,.,.,. TN Daly r.ot offers you thlS euct *• ., • u "ricluu Pa11" wetllends f• i.t S2S I* day, °' 2 days f0t S.tS ..._.a ,ictwe. • we'I llhotoi11ph If for ,. ......... cNrl• Ml.alll .. FAST RESULT" SERVICE DIRECTOIY F<Jr ftt·~ult SNVI('(• ('<ii I 642-5671 .... J2Z • I_ HORO SCOPE -SYDNEY 01111 .. I • ' r&H l(W,OIU 6'&1HllUTS BEST VALUE IN NEWPORT! fUMSHCO °' UNrutMSH(O, ............ .,.._.. (Ml"') ... ,.. .... • l •'SllLIN W. ~=·••...,. '* .. lit CM =•-=':;.~ ..... ..:... .... ::.;;;rS:.=n · ...;;_....__,_~~'.":""'."I ._,. ... H I 1117 fl,';,,lt-,1':"f:fk: ...... Olli-1-.:-~ llM • lft ... .....,,. _.,..._ •• ,.., ..... --"" t4., Ne 11•' ..,.. T I Uo'd .,.,., ...... 74 UlllTlll inCdM.NlifMINtl.~ r: WCO#tllM.M .. 14 ••MT• ,.,, or f\111 time,...., ta1 .... 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HI~ Henn•.._, •t ........ avail 476-1172 Nlfley ~=lh:i-.rolWIX~~· , V H&- 8137 --P:.:Pp~:' 2!cett, or-&u.y~ ee=;ac. R~~ !n1:''~~:.ln~: '*oonJ!b)! tocaf)tlonltt ::iz::.-t.~;~7~ mau• .. •••••• Airport 11 OO ISF LOtt·CMde~itppored ~ ... ,lie Joen':°'94~· t~ .... enthul .. •tlO ;:;-··~9"859·6'81 w/~OldVoc..tlnotltlllt, -·--;· 1&40Jambof'.. N.I . le Ill 2tOI 751-5092 or 49~ r:.-r d ~/Un~: m~ R 0 A • 40 htt plwk. needed fOf !Mwport PR. ..,.1n llll Adjtoent to FNhlon llllnd • 1 Bright Nft1:>0ft office. 875•2099 BKKPG18£C'V, 831-4238 •I OLlll firm QrNt wor1clno eon· ...... ,. 140 1444 WllTll Approx. 642 tq ft. . LOit: COCKAPOO FEM. FOf Chrlatlan Oro. PIT. In -.. "'.. ,. ditlont, with top P•Y for 'ii Sul ddco 3000 ml. • __ Oc:e1nlron1 4 Bdrm 8124 M1rlnert ~ 946-2947 Bllcl wnt. Vie · Mtu legun• Bdl. 49t-228e mutt nave eoono. ~It PUTTm r~ht per90n 720-0941 mint cond wlforr StOOO lbaa Jfff ~~··.~:~~~~:···.~~~ -Bldg. oc ....... v ..... c........... -·-w/~ ........ , .......... ., _ -....... HlllTIALU-....... io., ........... '7fi28z-21Pd.l.~e.u •. 831 19~ 0< 831.0797 ltN Com• of RodtlUI I 1 /M AKC Golden AJP. P-rofl, 10 key by DRYCL~NING to tnewor pf\OMI, dlt-P/T, !09 erul91ng teltboett. Aa.....UI red w/blll Int, ~280 080 Bttttol 70o tq ft Aocep-L=rlv ~ard 0 c lie touetl Chrlttlen Pr099fty Help wlflted Count• 0~1. Piich ~. vttlfy Npt &ch 573-305$ •-• Tiii Vwy c ... n. rune grtetl V1e1tln tlon ., ... 2 ottic:.. 1 lg , 1315& 8,_..1409-4820 Mgmt Bua .. oxper In thlt mature women for I*-Ofdeft 20 Hour• per ~I H .,..,.. 648-115&1875-22 t3 leat1l1 2tll room ' •torege .,.. -nelO httpf\11 1 Girt ofe, mtnent tteady l)otltlon ..-. Tuoa--Frl eveninoe -TIYITA '72 240Z. •t•oo. auto. l o B"' e;a; Cabin POOi $045/mo RI H Pr°'*"V lost Silky, aml 12 lb N 8 l~-~tlonl.J:?: VKttlOn s Holiday pey I 8•t mofnlng 8ttr1tng .. I .. 12Pupt. T~p2,8TO)'. ALL MAt<UI New llr ... bfkt, Mw one le~v COlof fV 2 ltplct Mgmt 852-8713 !!'F~~ut'~ll~e~ N:1~i tnp., ,..,.,.....,,..g ,..,, .. Good .... ry HB ttN Ply, J4 00 per hour ... n SO up...,.._ 41 S1'900WN 15,000 ml llQO 1 °"'* S'"9t t4 S45-e9 t8 oc Alre>ort ., .. t otc Incl 81 "' ~.,d 64.._5415 Reeumo.Pret0••ao:-?8~~ ee2-2oee 0t tea-03" APP'V 1n P«ton Mon--Frl Ptt-1 ---. ii Dtftvot•Artv LMM l"POO 554-7_00.. __ tel a mllt eve. Sec. wtp & u tory 10 · • · 2~4 r:>m atlt IOt Debra ••-wu Vtca11on hOUH BAJA eopi« •vi 833-75&8 !LOST Smelt CAT blll/wht, Newport BHch. Ct borctM lnetrUCIOta • 'EMRiT yg male, 176. &Ll--·- VlllA Prt\1111 dey/weelc -10 moa. pregnllnl CdM 02eeo Wiii tttln Work own.,.. ORANGE COAST c:Mh te0-7380 lll/2n.tlff '8 I 200SX, 24K ml, pwr PkQ, CfulM, tnrf. HfOO, 841-6843 .Xlnt cond. '71 conVift:" b119, nu upno1., ong1ne, tlNt. t.o ml. Stereo. 940-tSM .,. vw ... '°" bOOk. 12teo. Of btt Ofter. 642..a317 r'tf '11 1,: -.ri · P.I u ~uf w.r1111 WElllE ....... Bill YATES VW-PO RSC HE 8 J1 48 0 0 4 Y J 4 ', I I IOC, leOO/mo. 842-t608 I --111101,.-°'" ... "" 330 w Bay. Cott• M... ;.;All-• ...... P"!~~~"''!!I· or month 646-36-42 onic. ror rent excettont trN REWARD 873-7343 -112 50 hr 7 t<4/40t-1378 DAIL y PILOT ~ ~ leatals It Aatc f()f Jim----'L~~m~:~f~~H°:t Eu~~.!.~~ Full a part-time d1y po.--i~tlltl~!fl ~ lb rt 2tol • CdM dhc Jultea AC. 1mpl lllon/Btookhur•t) Mutty Ing, Acct pble, micro lllOnt Mutt bt able to PLUMBER s°"1100 obo• 7-... 165e . 4 m J + , ... ---hll• tH7 i305 . 1.., utile. n/tmkt, cU prkg, lrom 1395 2855 E blv coltar-644..0728 , compe a Acctutlt Qll WOfk .... d•yt Brfflt· bl44 ... "" ~ • - 28r 28a, pool, tott of COUii Hwy 87>etoo Pl* helpful CM arM lut a Looch. Appty WI With vtrloot capa t 18th CENTURY FRENCH C [. L. 0 A C • To I I I IOICe. own Ba ~6-0595 ILIT LAA•Jlll-PtrMUll liil 8tnd Reeomt to· 8p0tk• pareon et th• e .. ch 831•23-45 POfcelaln Coal Butnlng &>ymt• St048.41. Orlv• ..... & Co CPA't 2845 M-. HC>UM Aetteutant. 819 -••• w••fM Stove l200 New Wood .-.way 1510 51 (104051) '76 ta L&o. "'"'oooct. S200 Firm 946-1182 ----='11 W illM ~-~~, ~.~=.~~ .. ~s:. •n e:a. eon*1 c M MIF e.•ut P•ne-ILIT ••ns THANKso1v1HG Hov1:N... 1 L ,. __ .... _. HUNTINGTON BEACH ct""' atlt w /Mf> 01 1an na TO ST JUDE Verde Eaat tit 1 • CM Slupy Hol ow n, A 8 Dick 380, Itek. NM· Burning Ptrlor Stove CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 2 P001t tttuna S3AS •ut, CALL FOR APPT Otl Hoty St Jude, Apoellt 02828 •ttn Biii Senders Lagune Be9Ch No Pf.>Ont port Beach Exe»ttont oP-lt$0 '31-nOO 842-0631 54().5164 '8 1 s.dan Dt Vllfo dloool- no d•P 84 1-1238 (lH) Ha.1111 Ind Mtrtyt. or .. 1 In vlf. ctllt pleaM pc)(lunlty 644-8234 A II Alt new tit• & bf .... ltl grt Fmt to tru J Br hie Nttmkr tue and rich In mlraelto, F IC =1~ Nwpr ltHral PM4 lenlM lllOIPTWT t1'AEdfR. 11fnt eond A•'" WHt.. MM lln6' I '°""· 8elOW wttolooalo 11 t>toutlfut ear. lto1tbl 12780. 5~5212 .... ". "'' .... "" ,, .. 714 -833 -1300 I 1 I A I c ... erdil near kin•man of Jttut hatbOr ehurCtl Manage Part time. ev .. & wlcnd• lot OptotMtrlc olc In 1100 407-2085 .. NT AU UIU '73 clvl~ IOOI<. i runt gri. 11200 71JO.&Oto 1~!.:if..~''92~1 9 v lnt1l1 2tll ~:· 0/~\:h~ 1~':.:~ all llnanc111 records. 3 t38 W BelbOa Blvd, Laguna Ntguel PIT_ no uSEOCARS t TRUCKS 1925 OBO 87&.-n2t '83 Bl1rr1tz/8lk. Cttm Msi. rmmt ahr 38 r 288 NB LM1/W0<k Hi 2BR fiouM • yo-.Jt epeci1j p1tronege In prepare repottt. AIP & N B EY91'fn,!73·8063 HP nM<Sed. lle11 hrt. I llT a'iPuulU COME IN OR CALL FOR 'II llllj IOGllll Cont kit. 8untf, AIR grlll. 'Apt ,300 Dv• 1151.2311 l'luge workthop In woodty . lime of need. to Y"'-' I payroll. E>epc on P eom-lllllAI. lfFIGI Send rHUme to~ t8410 LES 057-8t33 PIH AIPUllAl Mlle= computer, llhwp X"''-J ,..., Ellt111 .,,8.7839 LIQ ~h S 1500 499-2288 nave recourM from the puter roq •II eggy, Pa 1 time typing filing a St Andt....,. Pl, 81• D, MAYTAG waaher/Dfyer. 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WAIT,. -Iii• t ffl Avell tmmed 646.() t94 '"' .... pu1er exp, good phontt, .. I... t mtt«tr 1250 646-f2t5 IWI na ..... h J ....,,.., . to make '(Our name -... ..,UTI IP typing 1 Ofgll'llUtlonet reoep11on111 .. pp ... 1n • -.71 dlc 52 ooo ml Park Hewpo<t 1wnnoute fa.1121 known and cueae you to Boole patte up, par-tltlll• Xlnt ialtty f0t the thould enjoy working Wthr•Dryr S14ha, ref(lg &eoT •Int eofict. a 1575 • >NIOay \I~ all l"*lftiet bO lnvotled en ti ~ right !*ton 833-0425 With people a POtMM •221. OM •tov• t 150', no..on, LARGEST SELLCTION Of Ill• model, low~ Cadlllac• lfl Orengo County! S.. ut today! SJ951mo Dale 750-0<>ee Snop/Store/Offa1S1or-Sey thrM Our F1tt1tr1. ::':J~•Y · 2 ':PM 10 good epeaklno tkl"9. PIT dthwthr I 100, 946-5848 arr. tgt, 27S.740 tq N r .. 1 thrM Hall Marye and "'""'Ox I 30PM Tutdey Hat Salon or FIT 64~2 __ r lct'=t ll7ll Mitef4t1 Ins 1'1"9 PtCJI F9m 24-30. non-Cotta Meat C-2 S4S.7249 Qlorltt Publleatlon mutt ........ 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San Clem have my roqunt granted INTI ATTlllllT end keep hoUM Alltae1· • • · , .. 21/22/21 I 'II "9 •11111 caae. Air, t yr/ t2.000 l'JflrH 8-40 4 2fi2 Uc d 402-7298 The Chtltl Family p.,klno tot boOth •ttend h1• .,.. ref• req TIME. 9AM to 3PM 5tpd, 0 10. A/C PftP. PIS. m ... "'9tc.contrae1 Incl TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE AC.-011 I F U,4'fl ... tl 8 WIM r.1!f 10 M•,u l<H 18 F ef'<-""J., ,,., I ,,,,,~,_,.,, 18 0ot1o ... Ill '>ut.fNI 70 , .. , •" 1'I '»JP.,l~"<I '4 ""'"''"•Jr• }~ C.•"'"'''I 1ar' :;, l Cruwt f rl•lllftr,., '''"' \1 M""" • t•r ,,..,,, ,~ ,..,,,. •• u, 11 R'"" I tJ""" '" ... , ... 11J MO•I!•"• 19 fJr 11 '"" .., I ~ 4f1 I -'"111 • '" .,,,....,.fNt1ffS ~}' "'' '4 ~ \A-lt1f•fJ rut'• 44 ~'•!l"'""'·Y 4 .. 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Newport Beach Group, Medl-C•I a Mee»-UllPn-T w/lcetnkr Hltoolt. tot• of 110~1 'll ... • Cart ••P roq 0C .,.. PIT Mon-Fri ~1&3e am1 & 1ge plentt olothta o•e-r •- Call lnet (213)38~187 a mite HELEN NOLAND. ORAA~CI L -· Slrv.r. 8nRr. Al~. To piece your meeaage bMOfe the retdlng pubf+c:. phOnt Delly Pltot Cl•tWed. 842-5&711 -llOUTlllllT .,._ c .... tt•(4131•1 lmtlll/AIT ••• Chiropractic Ofc. no expar IW..1. M1ttrl1l1 lff4 2524 H.,t>or Cotta M"• 124.IM FleJC hr•. lull/part time, n.c:. 850·2273 CONST SurplUa. doort. NI-NH **_* _ ~:,~eoe;;:t ft,P'~04~'. ll•PTHIT ~mt>tr rac~:·'C:~2~r,· t W.-..1 Dtt"' 1030 .111 ILi ... 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Mw '82 F 10 180, 6 Cyr. 35,000 ultlm•t• IV llann, pro- • loam matt w/matcnlng ml. 2 g.. ltnlct, lrt>gla lnelonally rnelntalnto. • • Uln/ILlllUL bdtprd, tltlrte • hdbd. 2 thtfl wfreellt, 4 epd ttfcik ucelltnt condition ~ P art 1inll' opf'nin" in ~ .. wport ~•t• tVPlno I gonerel nit• tblt, lg cheat dniwa, llhft, good radio • llr". ll'lrougtlout li-iiliiiiliii'"""'_,..,..,...~"'"""1 • h •. 17 00 •-r • otc tltlllt.'Ptrm fulltlmt mlrrOf• ~. Solabd. mu tr Hll 17000 (tEKA.400) ••· '1 df niC:cond • ·~U(' orru. .nrn up 10 • ,... • ......... Ion ~. , ... ' Ilk• new S280 944.ffe5 575.-1'53 •fl 5 30pm (714) 857-t322 Wlekdtyt 1750 71J0.7274 hour for f'ollrrtlnM for mnnthly _...., p 0 •· _,,......Fa ,. . Mitty hlttory to . DV. 7W btiOt lot•. emtr•ld v... .... '84 300 SD TurbO Dloool. re.:. • "uh " r r I 11 I Io n '" • • Pf' ri" n f' •· • 182&, W•tcllff Or. Sulla grn/Nlmon tuflpo 1250 Navy Blue 8 mo old. prrlrrrrd t.111 not rf'quirrd. \tu11t 270, Nwpt lkh. Ca 928e0 975 645-4757 17' Chtvy tfove/reftld 134.000 71().5000 •70 Mll9tq V.f HtOMllC, • 1"' •I lr•11t I ff .,,.,.r .. old. t :.11 I 0 • ••._/NI - -S02~ run• idnt 497.7009 ..._ •Int ,,.,,. but hi mt , _.,..' I MY,...,... .. -.~ '84 MIZ 3008u Mlblll, I 1!I001obo °' eonlldof • A\1·1 P\1. \1r. K irk land •• PIT rac:ec>tionlel IOf NM· LH 967.1133 A•... fl!JW chtm whl9, 231<, ttlatpl trtdolorPU 7M-t145 I f>42·'U21 , bt. 207. port8Mc;hlawflrm Xlnt r 139.40011rm.164-4tee tl __ • • phone manMt, Engllth VtrlOut tntlqut pltcta • ..,.. ...... -........ --..... "lfQ 01•0.un .. II" t1t111•. '"• typing • P'Of .,, deco. '°' .,.,.., ••m,. • ., _,...... ' • ' • IPPt.,tnce S5 50 plht value or off et 646-99&3 Wr For compef"tvo ptlCeo a 142-4321 Ill Cell D•ll• Korngot0. at k_ -r..,_ IUll 1Naor11t•on 1N5 e • 851·0300 ror IPPI .. ,,. Hlft , .. turlno modfllt, Jon~. JONISOI I SOI Or111' C11ut1 1 ~••11 1 l 11r 011 M•r r If y ••t i•• llltf l'" I 101 qu irt y ORANGE COAST OAILY PILOT 8 .... MO&oivlctt authoflttddoelof.e::. • 1:.~~J"li•~~OA'1~)~,m-... ~tc:::~1 •• r:.:~tH~ "ti:~ylnPltl~~ MINtllll ... I 1111 !JcOCicJ<fTm~:f°''td Me..7027811/815 • O•••lflod Ml Cell TOdav For I: r.mA; u;ns;;. ..... lltl TIP ... P• Ul•I \frfttO ' IOl\••r. l'l~ H1•lw1• l ltd • • • • • • • • • • • • ... 2.tt7 •· =-~ t:::f ::=: Alfi JfH ~=-..:-. Newlc>IPer ~tN~ Athii9ii0 TOJ>ltJ!!~'J,=lld ......... flft r,,,,,, ••u '.40 ·.~ rn ... K~-E•RN GRE•T TR.,. Afl> PRIZESI CM> • .,.,..., ... c...,...,°'~ 'Hma;o;;u,,.,,, Ill~ n n ... ~ 7~71 wet Ority .. W ••Tl AO, boMN cond In I (714) Ml-70ll l A uAA ~ .... .... ~::.~1Cl;r; cotlellfnt, *·ht/Sun Ot•t~lonofnew 213or714137·2m -- , ... Newport lfYd, ~ .J:.•••· ,.,.. 1 .: ~.f.'8ca. SCRAM-LETS 84fOOl4r8t'"' ii"Xlt0);1566... merct•I luae ALL· Newport loectl TOOi a.t 11IO. 11a..1 t7 IAVIM 714102•1'77 ANSWERS 712.... '80 11110 rtd/Dleok ........ L~::= tiif ::!~.;.. '°:'::• :;-· c~'l!.°:oAC ,,. HtGHl • • • au...•mur-"WNt .. !flt ~-~. lteupQnlct quad tool "'°"'.....,.,, .. I ...... ..., .. ,..,_...., _,.. 714/4Ja..tNt my potenti.I boet· JWell, 11200 OIO 712· tO 10 --.,.._ i.t'• ... ,.. "' mlltOd 11 • to to homo ATF-:::::;::;;;;;:;;11 LAlltOI Ducr10N Of' NIW I UllO IMW'll ~IF.ml ~-= .. .,.."f£i·•> p,:> ... ~ MIN llVIH DAVI Huntington trusteestO weigh all seven sc~oo!s after protest by ~erry parents nounccd that he will put recon11dera.- t1on o(the Petry: hool closure on tbe asenda for the March S 1ru1tee mectana. Trustees alw teheduled a March I studt 1ts11on 1n which all scven of the district's ...tlemcntary sc:hools aJ)- parently will be reconsidered ror closure. a, aoa&llT BARKER °' .............. Protestina what many called u•n unethical and political' decision to close their school. Perry School parents and teachers squeezed out a Cout Ml1trlal declared In Cal State Fullerton professor murder trlal./ A3 An Orange Coast student la offering straight talk on sex./A3 California PaaMnger1 recall horror as LA-bound jumbo je1 plungea 1tx-mllea toward the ocean./ Al Nation A Georgia baptist preacher goes to the electric chair after thank· Ing supporters./ Al World Talk• apparently are over between U.S. and Soviets regarding future of Middle East./ AS • People Buyers of antiques ex- pect lucky finds at the 13th Antique Show pres· ented by Laguna Beach Museum of Art's Af· flllatea.181 Food The Idea of coQklng only once to get two complete meals capltallze1 on con- venience foods and cook- ing methode./C1 Hearty one-pot meals make Informal entertain- ing eaay./C10 Sporu Newport Harbor High'• Chuck McGavran and Adam Lockwood of Estancia share the Dally Piiot's Sea View League MVP award./01 Track and fleld has.a new feud going -New Zea- land 'a John Walker vs. Steve Scott, a product of UC lrvlne./01 The baseball teams from Golden Wett and Orange Coast each open with retOUndtng vlctorte1./D2 Entertainment The rousing British farce "Noltet Oft" la cracking 'emupuptown./83 Baalneea • Repr ... ntatlvet of the pr•dent'• Economic Polley Advisory Board are Included at the flrat economl~ confttence on Irvine'• future./114 nmsx 8tf1ht A8 Ir~ A10 •ttettn Board A3 """'... 8.4-5 ceaMfflld 04-1 Comlce A10 CrOllWOf'd oe ONth Notic.t 04 f'ood C1·10 Home 81·2 HOfOIC~ 05 In tM 9ervtoe Al Ann Lander• 82 Optnton Al ,.,.am 11 Poltce Log Al03 PubMc Notk:et lpOrta . 01·3 T~ 12 TMlterl-----~ Welt'* "6 reprieve Tuesday n1a.ht from h1med tru1ke1 in the Huntinaton Beach City (elementary) School District. As more than 400 mcmt>crs of the Perry School community looked on. Board President Brian Oartand an· Trustees a'ked Supcnntenacnt Lawrence Kemper for rccommen· Where there'• amoke ... A llreftCbter battlee a blaae at an Jmiae lndaatrlal bullcliDC which wu In the proceee of bet.., demollahed bf a work crew when the fire broke out Taeeday. Pfo one wu hart tn Accused Valley madam had '84 sex conviction Woman scheduled to start county jail sentence Monday By STEVE MARBLE °' .................... A 4S-ycnr·old f ounta1n Valle)' woman. arrested Sa1urday on 'lu'lp1- c1on of opcratina a prost1tu11on rina that employed as many ari. 20 women and had hundreds of cu'ltomcrs. was co nvicted on sim ilar charics lint year. Marilyn Ford was scheduled to bcaln servina a one-year county Jt il ~n1ence Monday -JUst 1wo days afler her latc'lt arrc'll. coun record' \how. < nun record\ al~1 indicate 1hc · woman had requested that 'he be permitted to part1c1petc 1n a work· furl ouah program th a1 would allow her to \pcnl weekends in Jail and weekday' working. A drc1\1on on 1he work-fulough proaram apparently had not been made at the 11mc of her arrest rord 1\ 5Chedulcd to appear 1n We'll Orange Mun1c1p11I < ourt today on the nt'w charge' of p1mp1na. Ford. who repor\cdly &OC\ by numerous other names. was arre\tc<l Ciaturda y by Huntinaton Beach vice (Pleue ... llADAM/ Ai) Coast couples linked to motel robberies By TONY SAAVEDRA Of .. ...,,... .... Two married couple arrt'ltcd an o pol cc $takeout Tuesday alleaedl y worked in tt1m1 to rob at lc11t 41evcn butine,~. mostly motel\, In ('c>,ta Mcu. pohcc •id. The four us~ts are al.o bthcved 10 bo rcspon11ble rorclaht other motel robbtrin 1n Ne•pon Beach, we,t· min let.Anahe&mand 1n LotAnaclc (ounty. Polkc •c:knurlfd the •u1pt-c11 •• Ga•I Robtn Mf)frl. 37. and Bennett Edward Mayen. ~l. of ( Oltl MN: T cml' Jeon Rlokrrttan. l2. :ind I r\lcr Robcn Blakeman. 36. of Hun1in11nn tkach \II wcrc 1n {U\tody th" morn1na. the mrn a1 C O'lllt Mua city Jn•I and the women rau>ranac ('ounty Jail. 1n lieu of UO.OOl'I bail apiece for ,u,p1- C'IM of robbery L1 Tom La1ar '81d thit mornina the aroup allcJCdly worked 1n vanou'I comb1na11on • with the men commit· 11na \he robber1e and the women dr1v1n1 the lftl\Yay car. 1 he 'lu\PtC1 ~ c~~ound (Pleue'"C /A2) dations. Garland alt0 announced that he will ask 1ru tees lO ~k away from 1hcir 1ntentiont to closc any tehool 1hlt year In the financially terappcd di"nct. Garland. who said he wouldn't yield under pretturc "whether It be from three. 30 or 300." also dtn1cd he acted politically wl\en ft( voted Feb. S- wit h tru1tees Karen O'Brie and Pat C. ohen to dOtC the 1ehoot. .. To foUow the blue ribbon com- m1tt«'s recomrncndattont and ~ dorse their action -thlt •ould hive been the euy -ay to to •nd •ould have bttn pohdcal1" he Mid. The n1nc-mtm~r blue nbbon panel ~o\ed wuinimousty to preKrve Perry. notina _...,.1 pt'Ofl'amt and fund1ns 1n ptacc for m1noruy tudentt wh1C'h. mah .up 40 pcrc.ent of the FVwell tainted by toxic waste? Closed operation 'poses no problem· to area rest en ts ---------- 8J WDT 8.UID ............... A tewet line "8ted to become the condui1 for~ maaerialt to be pepcid to West <>ranee County &om the Striftlfellow bual'doUl WlllC nat month may have coruamiMted 1 Founta&n Va1Jey water well. City Council otfiaals were 10ld TDllClly. The water well, kK:I... at Brookhurst Street and Edi., Av· enuc. was closed last OctolJer .-d doetn 't poec a health thral to rnickni., Don Helnbuck. an alei .. Lint public workl director said today. The pouablhty that the well was contam&nated with 1ulphatu, bycatbonaks and dillOlved IOlid1 by a leak.ate from the Santa Ana IUvcr lntcrt'Cf)tor hnc was raised by l..arry Scemans cl Atloclates consultant company of Newport Beach. the blaM at Aadlo .... nedca Corp .• 2802 Mlcheleoa Drl•e. The ca .... of tbe ftre fa •nder ln•eeU,atlon by the <>ranee Coanty Plre Department. The company wu hired by the cny lO make a ttudy,on what environmn. tal haurdt are poled by the lh&pmnt of Strinaf'cllow mat.enal1 and to determine 1f the a ty could develop enoua.h evidence to Justify a lawtu1t dcmand1n1 an EIR. CounC'llwom.n Barbera Brown l"---W'&U./A2) .. • • 1 .. Patriot flies flag in face of park rules Modern ·Duke· d tggt ng t n agat nst lawsuit by owner of trailer court Pt•h· V.c""m.in dt'd1catC'U <:orncrol h1\ l1v1n1room to John W1) nc J hcrr·, a coppcr<olorcd bust oft he Dukt' on thc 'helf p:unttn&' oft he Duke on the wall and book\ aboul lhe Duke an the hookcnK Wcl\mann admirc\ lht· latc nctnr-folk hero." fhe Dukc·,a \tand-upgu1. .. hC' \a)\ lnanothrr ------------- Jlilrl of1hc l ramPl·d "' 1n& r<xlm there·, lOuplc of book\ • .1hout Ronald Rc apn fhe prc\1· dent 1\al'° • , , m1 rn11on "Ron-NEWSMAKER S ~T 1 wnrth~ of ad· nu··, a \land up ' a.u\ · hc 'a>' ""e"'mnn l1kc'l tn "illl h v1dw ~ 1.1\\CllC of Jimmy ( aanl') ·, "Y:inkt"r l)oodlc Dandy .. 1 tlcwearu f ·!!.h1rttha1kuturc\an \mcric1nOag u part of 1& bald cq.le·, ht-ud lmhlarnn<"d a<.ros \he l • •. \h1n·~ front arc the word' .. Proud to bc nn AmcnC'a n ti 1Hnpal'o bean a hkl'nc'IHlf tht' Amcrican Flaa ' OU &Ct lhc idea tha' the 4C~year-<)ld \C'lf-Cmptoycd t'lectnoan-plumbcr lo'"' Old< 1IOr) r l)'lnJ lht' Oaa IO him I\ almo\t hkc ll holy C'IUK o\nd 1t'\ landed him 1n a rolr ., a drfcndant In Om nae C"nunty ~uprnor( oun V.e1um.an hl.C' in 1hc I oun1a1n Vall(") Mobile Home Pa rk ofl ld1n er A 1.tnuc and t larhor Boulevard. And ha1.1nao n ~lc,tuck 1n I he around. the manaacment of the p.1rk cla1m'l. 1.mlllC', p.ark. rcaulallon, Park owner< .rrald r>ouJ)\crof Laauna Anch tncd bu1 failed to1t1 ~uprr1or<. nun Judsc Ph1hp Petty to proh1h1t then •• pole on th(• around, thll 11 wa'. pubh nu1\lnu• from there. th<' Mtt~e al1tcd into a real dill~ and morC' lcpl ao ion" on tht' d<X krt. ()ou&hercla1m\ he.•'\ onl) enfomna 1hc will nf\hc park rt .Jen\' 1n Ir') 1n1 tu rt'1n in Wt"11 man Wti \man C'la1m\ OouJhcr" hold mt park ~\!dent "~ap11 ,c" to Im rr1ula11onund demand \\-('1 wnan \lid hcncltc\M tenant' ha1.e to kowtuw au oflh<1r 1n1.t\tmrnt11n thtir mobik hom and 1hr fl~t 1h1H thcrt'' no pl er to mnvt th<m bccauM" of1he mohilc home Sllr'k hott-at 1n C>ra• ount • Wt'& ... man .... ho \11dl\c~~cdu\\hc rm &n V1c:tn m1nthtlatc 1~.1n talkdthe~•nlhc fton1 \)fh1hn1tat ~J*'c: o i .. on f b 11, 19 J h 1tandt ahou(I fi rt h1&h anJ I(:{ mmodat a l ,.~ t \mcnunn11 • Io noh' thf a''°"· wr-i .. man wtott a pottn. •h~ hr ''"Un\ H>do from llrMIO lltM.SOifteM .... IOlhr Whit~ ftuu and""'' thank\ ft'om an .......... .. hth•ll olthc JKn1Jen1. • f orthtOMpe11f. Wtt\tman wrott>n 6*,t nmffd __ _._ __ d~C'I n If .. ~ htitthl\ To "honor rhtm l.hn 11 tru,• \nil"'''' t «1rnt ht11h1 .. Edison gets C>nofre blame SACRAMENTO (AP)-SoU&bern C'ufonua Edieon Co." rnpoftlible for lltMtU in Ill ltpl efronl IO recoup S'6 million it 1penc to rqJeJr • =., ateam ltnetllOn II lbt Saft UDi1 I nuclear pOWr plant, I aea1e 11Udy has concluded. . ~ hi&hly critical 1aat1' repon to abe state Pubhc UtUmes Commjnion alto aays shattholden. and not ra1tp9ym, 1hoWd bear moti of the COIU of the repein. The 41·~ repon concluded Soulhem California Edjson and San DieaoOasand EleciricComp;eny, the minority partner In the seaside plant. misbt have recovered ahe repair costs in their federal coun 1ui1 apinst Westaftlhoust El«tric Corp., the manuflcturer of the three defective l1am ltntrllOrl. But Ed1son officials made a series of "incredible statements ... (that) vinuaJly doomed any chance o(later clajmana 1hac Westi".l!'ouse was nea· liscnt." the report saad. The report went on to say an invcsupuon had uncovered "some of the most extreme examples of jmprudrfttt we hive ever dit-covettd... • Both utihtin aid iblY wen "oulliled at the tone and 68d.iap or lbt report and have awted a eam- pup to COllVlftC!e lbe PUC tUl 1be repon 11 premat.ure and unfair. The PUC wu tcheduJed to oon- 1jder the saatr ~mmcndatlon Mon.- day dwina delibttatlOllS on whether &be utilities muat refud SS6 million to their customers. But at &be requesll of the firms. the matter hat been P'lt of'( until n~t month, Mid PUC spokesman Walt Thompson. If' tbe saafl's rewmmcndltion is accepted, consumers will notice little chan~ in their electric biUa. utilhy officiab said. They estimated 11 would reduce monthly electric bills by Ins than I percent for the next three years. At the heart of the PUC staff recommendation are statement• made by Editon officialt who tried to convince the commission to approve ra1e hikes in 1981 and 1982. We11- inahousc later used those slatcmcnts in its coun defense. For n••p&t. u Editoft fr IOld llw cmt•I IitrG \hat .... iJlpoute"• deaiP was ··~ to dale" and Wt .._.1« ahemat1V~ tyttftns did IOI a&lt." EdlloD .......,., Howard Allen added that a rnanuf'acturina compeny couJd not be ex~ to honor a wamnty for replacement ent'IY co.u durina a shutdown. ''Tbetc were incredible lla&emeata for Edison to make ,;-vea it• knowl-edae that it co&ald IOOft be involved in advent litiption apjn1t West- inahouse," the PUC staff report uid. • ~dison spokeswoman Becky Sordelet A.id the utility "is extremely ditapPOinted in both the tone and the posjuon retlecied." Araui°' apinst the recommen- dation, utalit¥ officials say the lawsuit apinst Wcstin&housc is still alive in U.S. District Coun in Los An,elcs dcspit(a summary judaJnent Jut July dismissina several caUJCS of action. The Jteam tenerators in the Unit I reactor developed lc.aks and caused a 14-month shutdown of Unit I durin1 1980 and 1981. WELL CONTAMINATED BY TOXICS? ••• h'omAl said that the report showed that monitori na and trea1ment of the materials apptars to be safe and that plans for a lawsuit have ~n scrapPCd. ., 'Caty officials recenlly won a com- mitment to davcn Stnnafcllow ma- terials around 1he Local treatment plant to eliminate the possiblity that they'll be injected anto the undcr- around water supply. About 187,000 aallons will be treated daily at the ffun1in~on Beach plant and then dischar&ed five miles out to sea between Newport Beach and Huntinaton Beach. Councilwoman Brown contends 1hat if the sewer line hu indeed contaminated the water well , i1 also raises the possibility that the same thins could happen with the Strinafellow residues. , The con. suh.ant company also in- dicated th.at the well may have been contaminated due to qriculture or land.scapina uses, industrial spills or underp'ound tank le.a.kate. "We will be ukina sanitation district officials to survey &JI our wells and to find out the so&hce of' conaamination," she said today. City employee Heinbuck said there's noth1n1 to be alarmed about, and that the well -one of the moat shallow in the city_-wu closed lut October when officials feared con· tamination. "We plan toseaJ it off and never use it apin," he said. The city operates four wells that furnish 80 percent of its watcf' needs. The remainder is purchased from the Metropolitan Water District of Or- anae County. Perry School parent Peter 11.ue at the podlam. PERRY CLOSURE STAVED OFF .•• From Al dost" a school. All ti vc of us \. otcd to do 11 and 11's a commitment. There arc two or three \Chools on the cast side or the <11'itflCt that have pou1b1ht1cs ... Pell) l'i one of onl) two schools located an the western pan of the d1s1nct. which reponedly has half the d1s1nct''i enrollment of 5.200. Officials sav the d1stnct has been using up about $800.000 an reserves each year. Tht'y say 1hat closure of a middle school -put ofT until nc11t year -and an elementary school would savc.aboul SS00.000 annually. MADAM SUSPECT CONVICTED BEFORE •••. ;. From A l oflicc" at a f-ounta1n Valley house. The arrec;1 followed an ongoing in- vest •ll.311on Pohle da1 med the allcgc-d prost1· tut io n ..crvic.e wa\ operated oul of a hou<;(· at 9764 La r 1era Ave , a m1ddlc-c la'i'i neighborhood near the 1ntcr\CU1on of Brookhurst \treet and \later .\\enuc Pro'it1lull'\ would be tl1\patched 10 motel room\ or pn.,ate re'11dcnces where the\ would rendenou' with t. u\tomcr\ police: alleged ( uw>merc; would f>J ' 1n ntc'I\ of SI OO for th e \C rv1Cc pohu: \a1d Vi ce 11tli<.cf\ 11h1a1ncd a -.carch warrant fo r the rC'\1dC'nt.c \a1urda) and allcgcdh 1ntN<.cpll'<I tall' at the hou~ from one alleged pro\t1tutc and from ~veral cu<1tomers sohc1t1ng acts of prost11u11on. Pamela Gibbs. J3. wa'l arrested on suspicion of conspiracy 10 commit pros111u11on James Stuart. 31 . and Ibrahim Lahdo. 23. were arrccited on susp1c1on of sohc11ing an act of prostitution. .\ cuc;tomcr hs1 of about 300 name\ was confiscated. POhce said. No arrest of customer\ from the hst 1s an11c1· pated Hunt1ng1on vice officers raided the !lame house lasl July 20. arresting Ford and Jon Borowiec. 24. who wao; 1dcn11ficd as the woman's husband ·\1 the tame. police said they sc11cd a file contarnang a hst of customers, their addren. places of cmploymcn1 and even a hsl or referrals customers had provided. A <tCarch warrant police used da1 mcd vice offi cers confiscated two ba~ containing a white powdery \ubs1ance and several pho1ographs of naked women. Borowiec was given a 60-day \Cntcnce as an accessory and Ford wa\ sentenced to one-year in county Jail on a single charsc of pandering. court records show. Ford was convicting on a pimping charge an 1976 in Fresno. documents u~d to obtain a search warran1 state. fhc Fountain Valley woman pres- ently 1~ free on $25,000 bail. COUPLES HELD IN MOTEL HEISTS ••• From Al () 'l() a m r Ul'Wa> af1er a 51 1-huur \takc"ul <ii a < CJ\la '-fc'MI motel. Y..hcn· ;1 ra1rol 11ffi<.<'r \f><1t1<.·d a car Jllcgcdl ) 11\l'd 1n a mhtl\:r~ 1hc da> hcfon· La1ar 'Miid no 'ltOlen money was robhcnes dunng the last four weeks. rccovcrcd from the arrests. but of· Mo\I of the hc1sL'I were committed in fitws found a chrome-plated hand· a week-long period. bcginnina Feb. gun hcl1ev<.'d to be used an a holdup 12 \.1onda> morning at the California 6 \nd man> of the cases were "1111cl on (,"lcr Avenue. 5lm1lar. with a lone robber first Pol r<.l·1·ndnl 1hn1Jli.1·nut whl·n onl' 1 he couple'l arc also 1mphcatcd in 1nqumng about rates before pullina ol 1hc Y..11mcn kit ii motcl room another hcl'I at a Fotomat on Harbor ou1 a handgun. The motel clerks were where \hl· "'a' \ta\ 1ng \lo 1th 1hc other Boulevard later that day. then ordered to empty money from ">U'>l)CU\ and cn l<.'rl·d lh<' la1c modt'I l.a1ar ~ad the suspects arc being the cash register into a white plastic ~C h.-' "•''"" ~""" •n vc<llgatcd fo• «•en Costa Meil bas. ~IDS FEAR SAID OVERSTATED ••• J'romAl C arc \gen<.). told 1he Laguna ffca ch ( 1ty C'ounctl r uc\da)' n1gh1 < o u n C'I lf"l e m he r \ 1 n v 1 1 e d Prcnderga\I to prc~nt a 'ltatu'I report on the ancurahlc cli\Ca\C at the: requc\t of a re 1dcnt who wa1 concerned that Laauna Reach had t>ccomc "lhe AIO"i cap11al." The cit y and '" 1urround1n1 rom- munihc' do. 1n fact. host Ora nae County's h1ahe11 concentra11on of AIDS vfc11ms. Prcnderpst u1d. Rut "ra11in1 children an Laauna Reach hould be no more hn11:1rdou1 than anywhere else." he \11d rc'lpond1n1 to a woman's qucs11on ance the d1~a~ ~CM\ lnlni· mittib~ laraely thmutth hom01e~u1I __ Jut Call 642:.t;086 rnntaca and. 1n rare cases. chrouah contaminated hlood, Prenderpst as.. "urcd re1ident'i that Chey needn't (ear contracting AIDS while aoina about th cir daily busancu. 'itud1es or v1et1ms and their famal- ICS have shown that the disease cannol be paned on throuah huuana. k1s~1ng. snaking handt or food prep- ara1ion. he uad. Even hospital workers who have been inadvcrtenCly c11~d to the body ftuad• o( AIDS v1ct1ms have not contracted the dasear.c, Prendcrg.1nt Mid. Jf Laauna Beach hau h1ah number of AJOS v1('t1m'I, it may 6c bttause 1he c11y hMt• a laraer a.ay population than other communatics. he 'IPttu· l11cd an an earlier antervaew. Cou~il member Bobbie Minkin sugnted 11 many. as 20 ~rcent or the city's 19,000 residents are homoscJtuaJ. Prenderpst '8id 21 of the county's 92 reported AIOS cases were a..,.una Beach resldcn1s at Che time the disease bt-pn to manifest itself. Nint more cases of the malady. which tirips the body of ats immunity to disease. ha ve been discovered in &he commumtacs of South Lquna, Laauna Hills and Laauna Nipd. So far. •9 vatt1m1 countywlde ha.-c died from AIDS, he saad. Rctordl on the num~r of Laauna Bach viC'timt who have MKt'umbcd ~not avail- able • WMt 4o yoe Uu ''"' &M DIUJ Pt:a.t! .... -·~ .. ? Cal .. Hmber at left aJMI yMr lnnMlt WUf N ........ tl'W~ ........ .. th .,,,.,,1a1e ....... . ..,.,. .. t .................... "'"_, ...................... . dl .. r .... , ~. c .. ,.......,.. .... IACten ~--... , ..... .. IHlf ... WI ............ ,,., Wtriftell .... Ne ctrala• Nllt, ...... . Tell •• wll1t'1" 1"~ mllMI. I Tempe .. 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Tllut9Ny M 7.2f a.m lfMI .... ...,_ • 7 411>.Jll FLAG WA VER READY FOR FIGHT ••• From Al to the Tro, Whitt' 4c blue On Memorial Day of'8J I dt'dicatcd my fla1 pole To tho~ who ft'// For tht' Land oft ht' F1tt To "honor" them who ha ve 1ont' before And1ivcn thcirallon some Distant shore To tho~ whodtft'nd "freedom '.s lilht" Andto th~whoanswer "Dtath 's toll" To them I f~J honored to ha vc dedicated This flagpole Park owner Douahcr wasn '1 one of' those who was all that impressed wich tfic outpourina offcrvor. He served ascven-da.Y notice to Weissman to desist and when We issman perslSled.Douahcrscnt bisattorncys toOranarCountySupcriorCourt 1oseeka ~liminaryin Junctaon to remove the polt. Thejudae denied the tnJunction and a trial has not commenced ahhouah 111s pend an a. Dougher. who now contends that the dispute had noth ing 1odo w11h thev\mcrican Flag. claims he was only enforci ng park regulations 1hat Weissman violated when he put Up the pole 10 fl y lhC nag WllhOUt first gelling ~rm1ss1on from the owners. "He dug a hole. lhrcwccmcnt In 11 and called II a flag pole:· Dougher said. · It as ha s con ten t1on. Douahcr said. that park regulations are there for the welfare of1he majority oft he homeowners an the 63-spacc facility. In his behalf. he said. that 1fthc maJOrit ydocsn't lakca rule. membersshould. change 11. Dougheracknowlcd_gcd that he is also involved 1n a coun battle w11h tenants ananother of his parks in Anaheim overtcnants' ~(iistence in displaying a Reaaan- -1 f•taey " (OU ~ -..... fOUI -()~ ~ JOp"' CAI oelooe /pm -your copy 0. ~ao ORANGE COAST Daily Plat H.L. Schwartz Ill Publisher Bush political sagn an last November's elections. He said.._ 1ha1 rules permit "for sale" s1gnsand noth ing else. In his battle. Dou&herclaims that We issman has taken to parking illegaTly on 1hcgrassand as "ruinina 1he lawn." Douaheralsocla1ms that his adversary squirts water in his nciahbors' windows whi le washing ha scars and has illcpl items. such as more than four potted plan1s, in his front yard. Stuart Parker. Weisman n's attorney, claims Dougher is trying to evict his client on a "trum~d-up" charge before the trtal On the nag pole ISSUe resurfaces. "Doughtt ha~ people ca p11ve and he knows they can't' lea ve the park because they'll lose 1heirequ1ty. "He thinks 1fhe can suppress the American AaJ he can suppress any ka nd or conduct that docsn '1 suit his desires." Parker says. Weasmann has filed a cross-complaint claimana 1hat h1s c1v1I raahls have been violated and isaskangS 100,000 1n pun111vedamages "Pete 1sa very sincere guy." Parker said. "Hc'swcll- hked by all the neighbors ucep1 one He tried to sa ve an old lady who burned to death an the park." Weissman. who said the controversy has developed into a full-time kand ofthang. no longer has the lime to work much at has trade. He said he's contacting residents of other parks owned by Dougher an attempts to form aclass.-action suit against Dougher alleging "harassment." And in the mean1imc, he remains unyieldinaand plans to keep on flyi ng the nag. "ft shows respect for xour nation and it shows you're an American." he said. "I II never take ii down -even if the court orders me to." The Duke couldn't have said it better. Clrculatlon 714/142...tUa Clnlffled edYertlefng 714/142•5171 AH other depertntent1 142-4121 MAIN OFFICE llO 'Nflt !My $1 Coll• 1.1eM CA M•• ""°' .... &· l!>e() Cot!•...... CA mn ia!UtO.y -&unoily " (OU dO "°' ·~ .,.,.,. COPY by 1 I m UI !Ml<;e 10 1 m ...a your copy •" DeO.V.911 Frank Zlnl Managing Editor K•ren Wittmer Advertising Director <MJr•QN Itel ()r""ll" ~.I PIAlOlllW>g ~ Ho """' i!O'~ ..... ".,.,.,.. ..,,lonlll .... 11 .. 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SHU I I ERS AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TODAY ••• AT PACTORY DIRmCT PRICmal c11 (714)141-1141or141-1717 · 1m Pllclntia Avenue • Costa M•a, CA l2rl1 ____ ._. .... ...._ cc use oa&t Cout Mistrial declared In Cal State Fullerton professor murder trial./ A3 An Orange Coast student Is offering straight talk on sex./A3 Callfomla Passengers recall horror as LA-bound jumbo jet plunges slx-m!les toward the ocean./ Al Nation A Georgia baptist preacher goes to the electric chair after thank- ing supporters./ Al World Talks apparently are over between U.S. and Soviets regarding future of Middle East./ AS People ~uyers of antiques ex- pect lucky finds at the 13th Antique Show pres- ented by Laguna Beach Muaeum of Art' a Af- fllJatee./81 Food The Idea of cooking only once to get two complete meals capitalizes on con- venience foods and cook- ing methods./C1 Hearty one-pot meals make Informal entertain- ing easy./C10 Sporta Newport Harbor Hlgh's Chuck McGavran and Adam Lockwood of Estancia share the Dally Piiot's Sea View League MVP award./D1 Track and field has a new feud going -New Zea- land's John Walker vs. Steve Scott, a product of UC lrvlne./D1 - The baseball teams from Golden West and Orange Coast each open with resounding vlctorles./D2 Entertainment The rousing British farce "Noises Off" ls cracking 'em up uptown.183 Baalneu Representatives of the prealdent' a Economic Polley Advfaory Board are Included at the first economic conference on lrvlne'a future./114 DmEX BWtht Bridge Bun.tin Board .,..,,... Qualf ted Coma Ctonword 0.th Notlcel Food Home Horoecope In the 8ervtce Ann Landert Opinion PllPtWuzt Potlce Log Pubic Notlcel ~ T~ :r ....... w.etMr A8 A10 A3 M-5 CM-e A10 oe D4 C1·10 81 -2 05 Al 82 Al 11 Al 03 01-3 12 13 A2 · . e e sex conv1ct1on ,. Where there'• mnoke ... A ftreftCbter bettlee a blue at aa Jntne bacl•trial ba1JcUDC wblcla wu ha tlae procw of belq clemoll .. ed bf a work crew wbea tbe fire broke oat Taeeday. No one wu bart In Trustees a ree to reconsi er Perry's closure All seven !strict schools wi Tiie part of reconsideration By ROBERT BARKER OfllleD911JNetlteff Protesting what many called ··an unethical ind poliucal' decision to close their school. Perry School parents and teachers squeezed out a reprieve Tuesday night from harried trusten in the Huntinaton Beach City (elementary) School Distnct. As more than 400 members of the Per,Y School community looked on. Board President Onan Garland an- nounced that he will put rccons1dcra· uon of the Perry School closure on the agenda for the March S trustee meeting. Trustees also scheduled a March I study session 1n which all seven of the district's elementary schools ap- parcntl) will be reconsidered for closure. Trustees asked Supcr- 1ntcndcn1 Lawrence Kemper for rec- ommendations. Garland also announced that he will ask trustees to back away from their 1ntcnt1ons to cloK an)' school this year 1n the financially strapped district. (Pla.. ... naaT / A2) Coast coziples linked to motel robberies BJ TONY SAAVEDRA Of .............. Two married couples arrested m a police stakeout Tuesday allcacdly work~ in teams to rob at least seven businntn. mostly motels. in Costa Mna. pol1« said. The four 1usp«ts are also believed to be responsible for ciaht other motel robbcrin in Ncwpon Stach. West· minsler. Anaheim and in Los Ansel" County. Pohtt ICltntifitd the suspects as Gail Robin Meyel'J. 37. and Btnnell Edward M~B. JJ. orCoata Mesa: ferric Jean Blakeman. 32. and Lester Robert Blakeman. 36. of Hu ntington Beach. All were m cu!ltody this mormn&. the men at Costa Mesa city 1a1I and the women at Oranae County Jail. in lieu of SS0.000 bail apiece for susp1· c1on of robbery. Lt. Tom Laur said this momina the aroupalleacdly worked in various combmattons. with the men commit- ting the robberies and the women dri"ina the artaway car. The suspects~ captul'N around (...._ ... COUPLU/ A2) Woman scheduled tostartcountyjciff sentence Monday By STEVE MARBLE °' ............ A 45-)ear-old Fountain Val~)' ~oman. arrest~ Saturday O!' suspt· c1on of~rat1na a prosmuuon nna that em oyed as many as 20 women and ha hundreds of customen. was convicted on similar charaes last year. Manlyn Ford was schedukd to (Pleue -llADAll/A2) ·Another Heights plan offered BJ JEFF ADLER oe .. ...,,.. ... . The Orange County Planntn& Commission reversed itself Tuesday .and recommended the Board of upcrv1son adopt a newly developed land-use plan for Santa Ana Hciahts grud11n&ly endorsed by two oppos1n1 community groups. tbe blue at Aacllo Ma&netlctt Corp., 2802 IOebeaon Drt•e. Tiie caue of tlae fire r. ancler ba•eede•don by tbe e>raace Coanty Plre Deputmeat. Plannin1 comm1SSJoncn voled ._I to recommend the board adopt a plan that would allow continued raiden- tial-cquestnan usn 1n some noi~ scnsiuve portions of Santa Ana Hc1Jhts while allowing other neigh· bonn1 res1dcnt1al areas to be con· vencd to office or bu mess park UICS. Planning comm1ss1onen and (Pleue ... RW/A2) l • • • .. Patriot flies flag in face of park rules Modern 'Duke· digg!_ngtn against lawsuit byowneroftratlercourt Pete Weissman dedicates a comer ofh1s h "ing room to John Wayne There'sa coppcr<olored bust of the Duke on the shelf. pa1nt1ng.softhe Duke on the wall and books about the Duke 1n the bookcase We1smann admire!> the late actor.folk hero "The Duke·s a stand-upgu"." he s.a)s In another ------------pan of the tramped hving room there·s a couple ofboolu about Ronald Re· apn. The pres1- Ro1E1T BAllEI · : I" ~orth) ofad-s:Ji'". n.trR.·a1 • .,.~ mmu1on .. Ron- ~ 1 dent 1s also •.. t ' , i nie's a 4;tand-up NEW SMAtURS .:::---. 'JJ• ~i" gu~ ... he S:t)'S Wei sman 1.1kes to watch a video .. --cu~neofJ1mm} agnc) s ··\ankce DoodleDandy -He\\earsa T·sh1n that feature!> an Amencan flaias pan ofa bald eagle'~ head . Embla1oned across tht T • \h1n's frontarc the words ... Proud to be an "mcncan ... H1scapalsobcaru hkenc'>softhc o\mcncan Flaa. You1et the idea that th e 40-)car-old sclf-t'mplo cd clcctnc1an-plumbcr loves Old Glor; Fl) IOI the naa to him IS almost like a hol} cause. And 11's landed htm 1n a role a'i a dt'lcndant in Oransc Count) Superior Court Wris man""~ in the Fountain Valle)' Mobile Home Park off Edinger Avenue and Harbor Boulevard And hav1n1 a O<lfPOIC stuck in the around. the manaacment of the pairk claims. violates park rcgulauon~. Park owner Gerald DouJhcrofLaauna Bea h tncd but failed to get upcnorCou.n Judge Phi hp Petty to proh1btt thcOaapoleon thcaroundsthat 1t wasapubbc nuisance From thert the battkc5ealatcd into a real dilly and mott lqalac11on 1son the docket. Dou&hcrclaim hc'sonlycnfomna the will of&hc patk m1dcnt 1n tf)'ina to rtin 1n Wc1uman Weiumanclaims Dougher" hold1n1park rn1dtnt "capuvc" to htS l'C'JUlat1ons and d~mand Wei man said he bchcves tcnanu have to kowto't\' bccaux ofthemnvestmcnts 1n their mobile home and ttle fact that 1hcrt's no ptatt to mo"<' them bccauw of th mobile hofM perk honaar 1n Oran~ ount)'. Wei man. who~idhcscrvcdin the Arm 1n Vietnam 1n the late t960s. in tal~ the f\aapok1n the frontofh1 un1ut ~ o.4 on J.cb I l. 198 , h tands about llfttth1 handaccommodal(' al S·foot <\men an Flaa To note the O«'I ion. Wei man 111t0tt 1 potm. Which he 1sv.onuodo rom titMtot1fM. Sofnchumchaotht While Hou~and f't'C't'i"" thank from 1n 1111 tanton be hall of the ptt 1<knt. forthcfl~P<>le. Wei mtnv.rotc1noek.tntit~ .. TMR"'son: haonhkcth1 : ..... .. -... .... .... W1'rr ·Wudlale_M..._.OldOIOl'J. To "hQrt<>r" 1htm 1h1~ 1 •~ \nd10'1't~mtM,,hl (Pl••-ft.AG/ Al) I .~ , ' r' ._,,. 8elloo1 punt Petn ..... at tJa. poclJam. ,.. ~ PERRY CLOSURE STAVED OFF ••• , ...... , • Oattand, •ho Mid he wouidn'1 i tteld undc(prc\tutt ··-~thtr u bC' ! from lhtu. 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'h11drcn 1n l~vuna fk..ch ~ tho Id be no mme hat;srdou' 1han t In rt eltt.' he \atd rr\pt1nd1n1 ''' t woman' qu,..l1Qn ''"'" the d1\Ca'4.' \f:cm\ lrlln~ f mit\lbk lar1tl)' thmud1 htlllHMt.ual l(l.aJUna Hn<.h hat 1 ht&h numbC'r ut Alf)4i, v1cttmt, 11 ma y 6c bec:.tu\C the Cjly ~ .. lar.,:r py popula111m than other c11mmun11an he tP«U· \trtp. the body of ''' 1mmun11y 10 d1kl\t', have btt'n d1\<.ovcrcd 1n the commun1t1n of "-'uth l.asuna Laaun• H1llt and l.aauna N1suel "' far. 49 v1cl•m• coun1yw1dc have died from Af D'i. ht t11d Kt'rnrd' un 1hc numbtr Of UJUn3 fka4h VICllm\ who have \U(CUmbt'd were no1 l)v~11I· able to the rct.J. whlfe & h/u,· On Mcm,m11I IJiJr uf'HJ I ckd"·oted m> l1u1polr f 111 ho~ whu Ir/I "nahc1m over tcnono • pc•n,.f<:nC'e in cJJ1pl111n1 • Rt•P,n· Hush pol1t1c1J 111n m ltnt Na vcmbcr'• tltmonJ. I le 1111d thut rule• permit "for wk" t111n• and nothtnll ti~. -----------------------------------1 !?ERPLES HELJ> IN MOTEL ~EISTS ••. 1, )l} .. m r ur\d.11~ aflcr .. 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'#h() *''" P "r h" '''"'P • qualttlrd \Uppt;n f111 lhr l'l.tn MJI '>\f rrm11n• i&ronaJt tup. pt>tllVt' t1f lht" t>ff&.lntl tlafr ft'C• 11mmrnt1:1111m t vo~d duwn ~ P._l•n· nin1romm"""""'' •• 1tc uld · \1111 • m1111rity ttf -\HI ()M•t "''"' mcm hrr\h1r1 "'PP'•rl th new plan but nt1t UfWjU .. Jtftrd ' fh,. n"' pl.;1n rrl11mmcntkd by tM '1m1m1'41t1n n<1W will hr f1wwlflkd to tht' fuPard ,,, ~"r" r~1"'r' for wh11 '' 4'.hrdulcd 111 he· final 11 t11m ''" fcb. 1'1 f hr fiu•·nwmtK"r t,.,il"f rnn ( "'"* I .uw111y 1t.,. frl.tn'l .1ml '' n111 bt1und hy 1h1· l'IM1n111v c 11nm11"""' 'a<"''" or thJt nf iJn't •11hc·r ;11l v1\.11ry l'lintl that h,1\ rnwwrcJ tht· 111.i n\ l l111N1 \o('f ltll' la\I llftl(' \UJ)('rVl'4Jr" ltJ11~ ur1 lh" ltinf dtl:1ycd land'UK pl.in ~ "'"''"'nrnt of 1hc a1rtwirt t t r1an\111n pr111rt I -'ftJ>f<JVC'fl Jain lO, th<·> '-t'nt 11 "''" ~ 11, c11mrn"""" (or further c 1m.,dc:rat11m \uper" 1""' .,~1·d 11l:uln1ntc "'m· m'""'"t:" "' re-view :i n11.11ed·u~ plan lorw<1"kd h)' \u~r v1\(Jt f h11m"' Kiley I\ ii wmprum1w th•t would h1nr perm11tt'd rc\ldetlt\ 1n Che 4ommun11y ' m'"' nm"°~"'iuve arn• to < h'"* whrlhtr they would \Lay 1n their home• or ttll •heir propcnic' for""" r or hu"""" pafk U\C•, If rht plu werr t1d1>ptcd 11 would bC' """'bk'"' an om,t bu11d1n1 w bt "'uatcd nc111 d'"" to 1 pt'1v1~ ru1denct whtrt' horw• are kept . The plan wl\(rttJtfltd tty rc~nrt on bo1h tuk• t1t tht> (rty, who Nid they ftarcd lM 'P''t·tOnin& feature o( tht pl•n would turn the ne•P. b<>rtMJ(ld •nW 1 tlum AWd ""twlhct ~c <:4>uld tu~ '"' MW obn Kiley. whow dt'lftet 1nclu&t ~nta An1 Uttsht•, t1kS hi hH n11t )'t1 ~n Che PfoPCMJ but rtm11n• open 10 1ny plan th11 •int '"mmun11y cun\Cn•u• "I'm tlu&td anou1 rho '"' chat 1hert mt '"flt' wmt ..,",,.."' ct> 11 ttm fl)(/k1na fonw11d w ,,.,~'"' 11," ht ,c;mm nttd I I orthd 11nd oft he I rec ro "hunor" tht'm who have 1onc bcfurr ~nd ,ivcn thr11 all on wmc f}1ttant thou· To thu~ whuddcnd "frccdom·1/1fht" And ta thnte whonn,wcr "fk:ith\wll" Ta them I frC'I humm:d '" h11 Vt ded1c111ctJ f h1t l111pt>lc- f'11r1' o...-ncr Dou1ht·r wn•n ·1 uncofth~ whQ ..,,, 11/ 1hat 1mprc•~ 1ttlth th" outpourrn•uffcr vor, lh....~rvcd 1 icvcn,<Jay nut1,·c to Wc1.um1n todc1111 und whc~man pcrs111td /J<Jufh'~' tent hluuornc)'• tfl( Jr11nv< ount> .t;upt'fi(}rfmm llJ ~d a prcltmina~m· JUn< tum to rcnwvt tht: (>t>le I h,• 1ud1e dcntc-d the rn1um tum and 111r1a/ hso not' t>mmcn< ''d. allhou1h 1t" {'X'ndtn/l IJ11u/lllt·1 14 /1111111~ wnt«nd\ t hut tile d1tput'' h;,d n11th1n¥t111/11~1tl11hc \mc-r1tltfl I !;11. clu1m•l1cw11•11nl> ,·nftJrt 1n1 p11rk rt·111l:H11m~ thStt Wctnman vm/ntcd when '"'put up lltt•J><ih· t'' llr the: 111111 w1th111Jf fir.I gcfltnll fX'rm1u10n Imm the· 11wncr. "llrdu1111111/1· tlut'~unwnt 1n 11:rncfrallcd1t r1 l/Jj/XJ!c' .. I X>UJJ/lcr tillU It " 111' wm,·1111011 /Jou1hc1'111d tlwt park '"lullltwnHm· tll<'f <· l11r the wdltm: of the m1pmty 111 lht· l111mt•fJwne,. rn thrf, 1 tf"'1u Inc 1111} In h1• bch1lf. he uitd 1/1111 ti Jhr mnJoflf > dtx-•n 't ltk u ruk, mcmbcruhuuld , h•insc 11 I J111111h<'t :it knol41,·t1Ftl thal he a/~1 It m V(J/ved rn u < 11urt hattle .,..,,,, tconnh tnnnuthuol httparh tn &N11"4; , ,_. ... , ' ,.,, ,, '"~ , .. ,.. l 'htl 'olfl·• ,,, r. YI I< ' '• ,,.,_ ;o I I ,., 9'"9 1''11 V 4'f .-• ''* _,.,..., ()PAIY.>r COA!i r Diiiy Piiat H.l . Schwertz Ill Publlaher In h11 ba1tlc. IJou1hc'f< /aim• that Wc1Hm1n hu t11kcn 10 parktnl 11/cp//y on the'"'" 1111d" "rutntnl the l11wn... . Dou1hcr11l10cla1muhut hruulvcrvry tqu1r11 w1tcr rn htl ncl1hhor• · wtnduwti wh1/t: w1nhm1 h1' Cllfl and h11 JI/cpl ltcm1. 1ur l1 at m(Jfc than four Potted plant•. m h11 front yard, · ~tun rt Parker. Wel\mann ·,attorney. da1m• Dougher "tr)'tnl tocvrct htu Item <Jn n "trumped-up" r har1c bdclfr the ma/ on the flD11X1lc mue rt'•ur(au .. ••1JouP,crh1•pcoolrrnpt1"""nd he know• tllcyc;m't lc1uc tht'park bt''llUU' th<'>'// ltJw: thetrcqurty "/Ir thtnkt lfhu:in •uvprt·o th" AmcflCDn 11111 he can tupprcn11ny kind o(mndm t thtJt dtX'tn 't •Utl hi\ dr-.rrc•. "Pnrkcru>• Wt'ttmsnn htH lilcd a' mn·wmplumt d111mm1 that ha' tv1l rr1htt h11 vc f)(.·"n vwlt11cd ind 11tukm1SI00.<XXJ rn pun111vedam1,c\ ··f1rtc rm 1rcry uncc·re 1u>-'l1orkrru1d. "tlc'I well liked h)' all lhC' nc11hbon t:Atrpt one I le tried 10 uvc an tJld Indy who burned tn dC'1 th 111 the park." WC'ruman who t111tl thc"tmtrcwcrtr h:u developed 1111<J11 full·ttmc ktncJ 1Jfthrn1. no /1111,cr h:n the time t" 14ofk much 11; ht• trt1dc I le ~1d he'• rnntu< trn1 rC'ttdC'nt• of other parkl uwncd by IJ<Jufhcr tn allemptt w form a cla•,..Dcttnn •utt nptn'tt f)uu1hcr 1Jlle1m1 "h1raumcnt " And tn the-mc-anllm<'. hr rcmatnti uny1tld1n1 and pl/Int w keep on flyrn1 the-fllllJ "It thuw• re•l'C< t fiJryour nntwn und rt 1how• you'rt t111 Amt•rt,·nn "lie MJ1u. ··r1111tvC'r toke 11 duwn -even tf tht"t·uurt ordt'fl me ro .. 1 he-Dukccouldn 't hnvc ~td 1t better , Clroua.teon 714/M2-a. CIMeHIH edYertletnt 714/M2""'71 AH~ .,_.....,.., Nj-"21 MAtH °''tel lV1 """' l\itf .,, U •11 '-'-t,14 1111 --'~· t•,1111 , ........ """"' '·" 41,11;11, __,, ____ _ I _.I' 1• !'/(II ''"' I',,,,_""""""'• V"'fl+"I "" ,....,. ... ,.., .. ""''•t .. , .. .,.,61 ... IP>lll•• ,..,, ..,,.,.,.~ 111A1 ..,,,., ... .,., .. I''' !'Jil' r1~ '*"'"',. I 1' '-'4'1 ''f I • "' • ,,_,,"• 1fJ .,.. ,,,,,,, /'JAi ''"'' ,, ,,,,,,...,,..,, ''•nk Zlnl Managing Editor Kefen Wfttm.r Advortltlng Ofnctor , ... ~t ..... ,,, ,._., ,_, ,..,,,,.,,..,, •offot.M ~ .. ~ .. _,,. 1-4 '-"Vf'V ! ,,.,,.., _.,, .• ,_,.,...~-rt..(;;;:-....... ,_.-;;;;; I ''''o I 44 fll/11( lotlN '""~' ''f f ,,,,.., ... 71, lfol/l.ffi#t ,., " .. .,, "''"""""f Clrct1letlon T•p¢toMI ROHm•'Y Churchm•n Controller """ , ,,,.,..,. ,,,,,,,., Robert L. C•ntreU Production Manager Doneld L. WtHl•m• Clrculatlon Manager ,.._ ..,..., Designed, Finished Installed VOL. 71, NO. Ol1 31 Years Experience Manufacturing Quality Shutters FINEST QUALITY SHU I I ERi AVAILABLE ON THE MARKET TODAY ••• AT PACTORY DIRllCT PRICUI Ct1(714)14Al~1 or 141-1717 1fT1 Pllcentla Avenue • Coltl M ... CA 12127 • •