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FRIDAY, JANUARY 10, 1986
AirCal buys 6 quietjets for JW A
Planes will qualify Newport airline for
extra flights because of low noise level
said.
"l'd like to have all the flights we
can could get," Lyon said. ..
AirCaJ aJso intends to put the
pla nes in service at other no1sc-
scnsitive airports, he said.
given PSA a compclJtive edge over
AuCal which was once the dominant
au carrier at John Wayne Airport.
AirCaJ e~ecutives said Th ursday
that they hoped the S l 00 m illion
purchase of British Aerospace
BAe-146 jets would put t. he company
back o n an even footing with PSA,
which last year was able to schedule
more flights to the busy airport b y
buying 2~ of-t.he British planes.
from the county before 1t can add
more Oiibts than its present quota.
C urrent airline contracts expire
March 31.
local community which 1s extremely
noas} sens1ttve; but hopefully, we
have an aircraft here that plcaflCS
everyone," Wilson said.
BJ LISA MAHONEY
ud SUSAN HOWLETT
Ot ... Dellr ..........
Newport Beach-based AirCaJ an-
nounced Thursday it had purchased
six ultra-quiet BAe-146 aircraft the
airline intends to Oy out of O range
County's John Wayne Airport.
The regional air earner, which
serves 13 cities in Ca lifornia, Nevada.
Oregon and Washington. will pay
Coast
The days are numbered
for workers at Com-
modore lnternatlonal's
semiconductor plant In
Costa Mesa./ A3
California
McMartin Pr~School
preliminary hearing ends
with 7 teachers ordered
to stand trial.I A5
Nation
Stock market tumble
doesn't worry most
analysts./ A4
World
Coco farmers In Bolivia
surround anti-drug police
encampment./ A4
Date book
Phll Alvln of the Blasters
gives Interview ./Page 9
Sports
Ram quarterback Dieter
Brock has another
chance to silence critics
Sunday./81
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Builder accused
of housing fraud
By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of ... Dellr .... ....,
A West Los Angeles firm isaccused
of cheating about 400 customers -
including Orange County residents
- out of down payments for homes
that. for the mo st part, were never
built.
T hree to p executives of· Delta
Homes Inc. were arrested this week
on suspicion of grand theft in connec-
tion with the case. They arc company
president Joseph Pohfroni, 46, a
former Corona dcl Mar resident who
(Pl .... Me BUD.DER/ A2)
S 100 million to British Aerospace
Corp. for the 85-pa55engcr a irplanes,
Airt;:al Chairman and Chief Ex-
ecutive Officer William Lyon said.
T he planes arc the latest in lo w-
noisc aircraft. They were purchased
specifically to qualify A1rCal for
unregulated flights permitted to air
carriers whose planes fall below the
86-decibel noise standard that
divides quiet aircraft from noisier
ones at Joh n Wayne Airport, Lyon
Ea.-les
• Jurors
tour
harbor
Shown site of five
deaths in Similar
sky conditions
By STE VE MARBLE
OftlleDellrl'lletlWI
Under a clear but black sky, jurors
in the m anslaughter trial of Virl
Earles were taken to sea Late Thursday
to view the spot where fi ve peo ple
died in Orange County"s worst pri-
va te boatin,a ac-eident.
Twelve Jurors and one alternate
were taken fro m H untington Harbor.
through the Anahe im Bay channel
and past the la rge, unlit m oonng bouy
-Oscar 8 -that was ram med by a
20-foot speedboat pilo ted b y Earles
on Oct. 28. 1984.
Earles, a Seal Beach resident, is
charged with fi ve counts of man-
slaughter m the accident. He could be
sentenced to eight years m state
pnson 1f convicted.
San Diegcrbased Pacific Southwest
Airlines is the o nly air carrier Oying
the BAe-1 46 from John Wayne Air-
port. Orange County Supervisors,
who operate the a irport, granted PSA
an average of 18 unregulated de-
partures a day last mon th after a test
period determined t hat the BAe-146
operates below the airport's noise
level restrictions.
Having the unregulated flights has
"We arc not going to be in a
situation of being less than the
"dominant carrier 1n o ur home town ,"
AirCaJ President David A. Banm1ller
said. .
AirCal will have to seek permissio n
Lyon said AirCal expects the firs~
delivery of the BAe-146 st'nes 200
aircraft ln late February. The earner
will take delivery of three more b)
June, he said. The rema1n1ng two
airplanes arc scheduled to begin
sei'Vicnn early 1987.
British Aerospace spokesman W
Gordon Wilson said the firm hopes
its aircraft wilJ help lessen tensions
between airports and their no1se-
sensi ti ve neighbors. A1rCal's
purcbue "will have an impact on the
The BAe-146 was introduced by
Bn ush' Aerospace in June 1983 a~
was immediately pronounocd tCfiC
quietest aircraft m the world. Its low-
no1sc signature 1s achieved through
wing design and the mstaJlat1on of
modem fan engi nes. according to the ~
com pany.
The six plane BAe-146 ac.qu1s1t1on
will make tt possible for AirCaJ to
eJipand its 01gh1 sched~le at John
Wavne A1roort. Lvon said.
(Pleue eee AD.CAL/ A2)
Irvine
faces
$3Min
claims
Claimants seek
funds for cr ash es.
· poT{Ce a ltercation
By PHIL SNEIDE RMAN
Of ... 0.-,,_ .....
The cit) of Irvine is facing more
than S3.5 m1lhon m claims stemming
from three traffic accidents and an
alleged altercauon involving pohce
officers at the Ir> me Meado~s
Amphitheater
The four claims are scheduled tor
consideration T uesda\ b\ the Ir> me
Cit) Coune1I The en} st.afT has
recommended the claims be rou-
tinely denied. C'la1ms must be filed
Within 100 da~s of an 1n1un lO
preserve the n ght to file a formal
lav.st.'t m the matter
Th~ three claims relatt'C! to 1ratfa
'' accidents allege that the ell~ 1\ a1 faull a......____ for improper de~1gn and ma1n1e-nann· o.-,,...,.._..,...,_,111_ of 1ts stre-tt\ ( ahtorn1a·, "deer V1s1b1lity in the channel entrance
has emerged as a key issue in the
Supcnor Court tna l. which opened
(Pleue eee EARLES/ A2)
Jurora (left) ln the manalaaghter trial of
Vlrl Earlea (rieht) leaYe the Barbor Depart-
ment dock ln Sunaet Beach for a tour of the PQl ket" rule of la"' can mc1l c .i n1'
alte where fiTe people died. responsible lor most ot the rinanc1al
award 1n a 1a .... ~u11 l''-C'n 11 11 ,,
Trustees hoping to convert Aljf?lfK!I_
old HB school into library ·
By ROBERT BARKER
Of ... Dellr .........
Wrestling wi th the dilemma of too
many schools and too few pupils.
H untington Beac h City School D1s-
tncl officials hoP.t: to convert one of
their surplus buildings in to a library
for residents of the southeast part of
the city.
Trustees ha ve voted unanimously
to explore proposals to lease either the
now empty Burke School -or G isler
School to be c losed in June -to the
ctty as a library
T he city currently operate) a li-
brary annex m the general v1c1n11y at
Banning Avenue. adJacent to Eader
School. "But it's bulging at the
sea ms." according to trustee Karen
O'Bric. ••1t would be nice to have a
new facility to serve the whole Edison
community (households that send
their youngsters 10 Ed ison High
School.)
City leaders have not been offi cial-
ly apprised of the offer. But Coun·
cilwomao Ruth Bailey said today that-
the city may not want to pay high
costs to lease the bu1ld1ng. "W hatever
~e do. rm sure will be based on
need." 'ihe said.
If the proposal to tum the school
into a library fails, ..chool officials say
the} would like to lease the sites for
use as senior c1111en centers.
preschool/day care centers. or for
other }Outh acuv1ties.
But the} don't want to sell the
school properties m case some there
might by a school popula tjon C'<·
plosion. a school distnct adminis-
trator said.
Nor do the} want to rent the
(Pleaee .ee LIBRARY I A2)
Turn to Peg• C1 for th•
bfft automobile buys
determined 10 he onl~ panl\ at fa ult
Folio"' ing are the-claims 5'-hedukd
to bt' rnns1de red ti' the rnunril
Tucsda'
•Lu\n B.i l er .ind hl·r ~n<. teH' Jam~ and Ronald Samuel all or
R1vers1dr are '>t"d .ing S2 m1ll10n 1n
.onnect1on \Aillh an In ine traffic
accident la't March that claimed the
Ide ofl,nn Ralcr''> hu'>hand Ronald
J Baker 'Cl
Initial pohle repons \aid Balt"r "'dS
dn' ing his Honda .\ccord ..it c1hout .,0
m1k\ per hour on Ir' 1ne ( t·nter [)n, C'
near Lion l ou n tn "'hen hr lost
.ontrol on a cun l' Jnd lOlhdt:d v.1th a
'>e'Cond car Balrr was pronounced
Jcad at lht· ~enc
The claim attnhutes the accident 10
'the dangewu' u1 nd1t1on of lr>•tne
Center Dn"c · \lthough the 100-da~
deadline 1<. pa<.1 1he fam1I) ha'I a'lked
Orange ( ount' ~upenor Coun to
oerm11 a late d a1m citing Mr<1
(Pl eue .ee IRVINE/ A2 )
Colds causing problems at school, wdrk
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .. .,.., .........
Ora.nae County is sn1ffi1ng its way
through the annual cold season,
which bas kept some workers and
students home amid a chorus of
cou&hs and "achoos. ••
Whjlc the resulting absenteeism
may be costina businesses time and money, the virus is proving profitable
for services like Newport Temporary
in Irvine, which provides companies
with substitute wotkers.
However, o ffice manager Debbie
Card has found bcnelf tryina to find
replacements for the replacements.
"A lot of our temporary workers
have been sick with colds." Card said.
Occanview School D1stnct m
Huntington Beach faet'd a similar
problem after regular and substitute
teachers were beset with sniffles,
couibs. sncezina and body aches. In
fact, administrators at two of the
elementary schools art taking over
some classes, distnct spokeswo man
Gayle Wood said.
The cold season. generally from
November through February. is
punctuated by a stubborn virus th at
causes lingering chest coniest1o n
bc}ond the usual fi ve-day vanety
While some people a,-. expcnenc-
mg Ou-hke symptoms. health officials
assured that the wave of sickness
appeared to be fro m the common
cold.
"That doesn't mean we'll escape
(m0uenz4)," cou nty Health Care
~enC) spokeswoman Barbara Peck
said. llJUSt means we can get it later "
Dr. Robert Murray of the Influenza
Disease Branch said a lot of resptr·
atory diseasc-s have been gomg
around this winter. with s' motom~
Once-in-lifetime spectacle
comes twice for Coast man
T. Duncan tewart recalls his father's
wor s last time Halley'sComet arrived
When Halley's comet swished
throuah the M1dwestt.m sky in 1910. T. Duncan tewan 1tood a t bis
tither's side and stared up Into t.M blackness. •
He wu not 1mpreaed.
"I could not have carat ta.." said
Scewan. a rctin:d bu.elder and pen.
time poet who liv• an Corona dcl
M1r. He added that be tm "probtbty ttuntana about tneyda or some·
tJtina. ..
t.ewan was S year5-0ld and for
rut0ns that were unclear to him tht'n,
his father Mid draatd him into th<'
backyard of their fGansas City home
to watch the feathery comet shoot
tNou0 lhe n'l}lt IC)'. "Mj falberwasad()(1orand he was
very int~ 1n an~1na of that nature.•• S~ IOI "Thctc wasn"l
ID U-lt hoopla over the comt't bKk ~but~ wu...S me co xe u.
,.ft WU as bie •"' atOOD, l "'C'Y.·
aJmost hkc a strut lamp ... tcwan
reca.llt.d. ''It had a Ion&. wtspy tat! that
arched away -to the ten. I beltcvc. You couldn't maq 11."
But the romance, the lo re and
faSCt nauon of Halley', comet was lost
on the 5-)ttl'-old.
"The onJy lha--a that 1mptaled me
at all was m y father ttlhna me: 'The
out umc you~ llns you ·n be a.n old.
old man wt th lont. wh11t •hatk~ • Tbat1m~me.··
tewan. nO'W 80. does not ba "·c lo~ white whi•en. Ht doesn't have
whiakmatall. AndllJC, he po.nu out.
1s stnctly a matttt of ptnpeCU~
Halley' comet. a.mona other
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sim ilar to influenza. But hr ..aid thl
agency expected to hear morr repon'
1offlu now that the hollda~" are OH"r
Orange Coast school offi u al\ \.11d
atte ndance 1s usualh do"n anw.a'
dunng the hohda~ ..C..a!ton J<. .... (.11 a'
after Chnstmas 'arn11on "'h1rh
ended Mo ndav
"l haven't. s.een an\lhm~ real
ho~ndous:· said Jan<'I '·M v.arJ
office manager at Pomona f-lem<'n
tary m Costa Mesa -although 'he
noted the. pnncipal wa' home '11-~
today
About 15 ~tudent5 v.ere ~nt hc •m<
STEVE
luau
PEOP LE IN TH E NEWS
th1np. is btllcd a a "'oncc--in~·
ltfct1mt npencn~." Because 1t 1
vis•blc on earth o nl)' every 76 ~·rs.
that cUim ma.ktttofM ~-But tewart 1so ne ofthotewhowtll
l(t I od chance lO Shmps.c the
comet. which panes m1lbon.s ofm1ks
from Earth a 11 aJ1cks o n its cllipt1cal
"0~ throu1h the sol.tr ) aem.
"1do1atc:nd lOJtt Jl aaaio but I'~
bttn too~ so far to make a tnp
whcrt it's dark cnouah to an a ftlC)Od
, ........ COllS'l'f A.2)
from :-.iev.pon-Harbor H ttth 1n '-ir "'·
port Beach Thur<,da~ lor 'anou'
ailments. !>aid Pnnl 1pJI Tom
Jacobson
··That ma\ bt" a sign thrrr ma' br
\omethmg ttOtn~ around hut we
ha,rn't seen a s1&n1ficant change in
our attendanct-tiguf'(''i,.. Jacobson
\aid
Mam of t he affi1cted arc bnngmg
their runn\ no~s and scratch\
throat tov.alk-in medical clinics. hke.
Emergicentcr in Huottngton Beach
"Wc'"e real! been hus' the la l
(Plea.e eee COLDS/ A2)
Chase leads
to freeway
fatal crash
By STEVE MARBLE
Ol ... o.IJ,... ....
"' Fountain VaUey man bema
('h~ b> 'ltate narcoucs aacn~ losl
control of hu 'lports car on a nta
.,na F~wsy l"klt late Thunda) and
slammed anto two other can. kllhn&
the dnvcr of one of them. iauthont1
tt'pOncd today
l.uis Elcobar. 25, wa booked 1.nto O.-.nec aunty J11I on Suti>taon of
ma.n'1au&btcr and df\11 C~JJtS..
COfdUll to a Cah fonua HilJlwa Patrol ~an ·
Etcobu. tna't'IU\& tn. a J= at (Pl9Mt -Cm.A /d)
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California lottery rakes in
$800 million during 1985
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SACRA.ME1lTO -Ca1ib11.iam
pmbied -llDpt!IClCdc:DJCd uoo
..... OD * .,., llllC loaay lo
191S, ~ Sl72 m.dbOD iJ)
eddeein ... ~-for~ IUtt omma..,.
Loaay GJ'CfU bad apeaed tbt
pma IO be tbt na1*l's latJr:a.
limpty••wt CalUonua IS t.be molt
populam .we. Bua &bey_,. thaa 11oc:e
a.be~ bepa OC\. J. an avCfllle of
aboUi Ut bM bca> speo& for tam of
Califonhl'• 26 nulliqa raidmll -
about twice dac prr c:aoeta ~ U)
tht kdo« of otba 1&.ak loucna.
If all of the 800 maioo SI tJCkN
dd last year weft laid eod to md, :!:1 would rude the c'altb o~ and • Oi~~~o.'° Loci.ny
Lottery spotamao 8t1J Seaton u..ad
bu aeency reponed the Khoo! an-
come -$49 for each student an
public educalJOD -IO Gov. ~
DeukmeJian Tbunday.
There is inua.!Jy a cfjp an ales after
tbt first pme, but Sa too UJd uln 1 n
tbt third tierau:M>ff ticket pmc have
bc:m avttaJlna more than U malhon
datly. That'' down only modentely
from the SIO milbon..pus daily pece
in the luckoff week. ht uid.
T rtnd~u.erina ales bah vc Id\
Upeftl wondcnn1 1f they were too
coMtrVauve 1n prechcuna annual
uJc. ofS2 billion after comput.enzed
numben pmC\ arc added in mid-
year.
'UIC1ea pcrc:all bad Qe\(f padu-
a&cld &om JUlb tcbool and about .->
perc:mt wtn mcmben or m 1 nomy
lf'OUP'-
HOW'C'\U, louery off'~~ "> c.bc """"ey WU mtt.!ead•n& bcaut.e rt "'U coaducaed in the loner(s fl.Bt tn:rb.. OnnocraPbJCS .,, ill dwllt "1lh tune,
lhe)'ta}
Y ouna or old. poor or n ch most
pla)cn ha'e mdcd up losing more
than tbr). pmed..
Aod for 10tne. tM'ant nchn have
~·en ptOduced amiant troubln
The lottery bas produced l WI Id-
card unnaofWtJnnen whose luck b.u
1tft t.bnn faolnadeportabon cnmuw
pr'C)KCUUon or ooun seaure of Jack-
pots.
Somt bt& winncn a~ntl) b.avc
used welfare bcndit.s to bu) tartcu.. anaenna stak A.ucmbl)man Tom
Bane, a Van Nur' Democrat. who has
muQduccd legislation to probJbtt
~lfarc recipients from collcct1ng
gamcpnus.
T cmporary release of a pnsoncr
from t.bc On.nJC Couot) Ja.il so ht'
could compete 1n a S2 m1lho n Jackpot
drawinj prompted another lqlslator.
Slate Sen. Wilham Campbtll of
Hacienda Hcishts. to suggest a
meuutt th.al would prevent any
other such rdeues.
The inmate. Salvador VaJcncia
Rocfri&ucz, was serving umc on a
variety of charges, includtn& burglary
and drua pe>5session. He won S 50",000
10 the drawina. lhcn returned to jail.
IRVINE HIT BY DAMAGE CLAIMS •.•
From Al
Baker's difficult prqnancy and her
lack of knowled&e conccrnjng the
ume bmn.
•Marpriu V Montero, whose
address was una vallablc. asscdo ng S I
m1lhon an-4.a~ from lhe cny an
connection with a Nov. 2 traffic
accident at Yalt' Avenue and lrvant'
Boulevard. The clai m stain that
Montero was IDJUred when the
bicycle she wu ndmgcolhded with a
motor vehicle at that 1nters«t1on.
Her claim cha~ that the aty
.. nesJ1sently and wantonly maan-
-ta~ OPtrated. c.ontrolk:d and
otherwise unlawfully permitted a tree
to be placed at or nears.aid location so
as to prevent approaching motonsu
from 1t:e1ng people and/or veh1cle6
such u tha~. occupied and driven by
claimant ....
•Shawn W. Bundy, a tecn·•T
who res1dei 1n Long Beach. 1s scek.ing
at leait SS00,000 from the caty 1n
connection with a Sept. 14 run-an
with ~lice at Irvine Meadow~
Amphathcatcr.
Bundy's attorney, Frank M
Moorr. said his chc:nl bccarric in-
volved an a scuffle 1n the stands and
was escorted to a first aid stand by
amphsteat.er attendant.I. At lbc first
aid station. Bundy was involved in a
pb~sical altercation with two
plainclothes Irvine pohce officen.
Moore said.
The claim statea th.at Bundy wu
thrown lO the sround and stunned
numerous times with a Tuer or
sjmilar clectricaJ shock weapon. At-
lOmey Moore said his client was not
arrested in connection with the
incident. The cJaim states th.at Bundy
~1ved bruises and bums.
•Robert J. Carroll, a manor, and
Rounnc Carroll, bis guardian. both
of Irvine. art scclung unspecified
compensation for personal mJurics
and propeny dam~ 1n conncafon
with· a Sept. 27 traffic accident on
Culver Dnvc JUSt nonh of Deerfield
Avenue. The claim charvs Irvine
with improper design, maintenance,
!Jghting and signs in conncctJon with
a bike trail and roadway.
CHASE LEADS TO DEATH .•.
From Al
speeds rcportedJy exceeding I 00
mph, lost -control of his car on t.bc
Lincoln A venue exit in Anaheim,
broadlidJng a Vo~n and spin-runa into a second vehicle, the CHP
reported. .
The driver of the Volkswagen,
identified as David Vale of La
Puente, was pronounced dead at the
scene of the 9: 10 p.m. accident. The
driver of the second car. a Pontiac.
was unanJurcd.
Police rcpons indicate narcouc
officers found and sicud about
·S60,000 in cuh inside the Jaguar.
··state tlarcot1c officers were fol-
lowing the dnver m conncctaon with a
drug arrest," read a bnef statement
released by the CHP.
There was no further explanation
of the arrest o r the money recovered
from the car. Nor was there an
account of how long drug agents had
been chasing the vehicle.
BUILDER ACCUSED OF HOUSING FRAUD ...
From Al
now resides m Manna dcl Rey; Vice
President Antonio Escario, 47, of
Irvine; and Ruth Ray Levy, 64, of Los
Angeles, a company sales representa-
tive.
State prosecutors were to appear an
Los Angeles County Superior Coun
today to seek a coun order shutting
down the contractor. The firm's
c:xccuuvcs arc scheduled for arraign-
ment Jan. 22.
L>clta Ho mes allegedly offered
customers an opponunit).' to buy
S26.000 homes to be bualt on the
homebuyers' own lots, said Frank
Chisholm, a senior special in·
vestigator with the Contractors State
License Board io Sacramento.
But after aocepting down payments
of between S3,000 and $8,000, Delta
Homes alleacdly did not follo"'
through with construction of most or
the homes. Chjsholm said.
"The would stall and say the plans
were in the planning review stage," he
said. ··out they stalled people for so
long, the number of customers began
to really stack up. It was a fairly good-
sized operation."
State mvesugators estimate that as
much as SI million or more may have
been bilked from the customers. Of
the estimated 400 new homes that
were prom1"1ed to buyers. officials
said o nly about 20 were sta~d. with
one or two homes actually completed.
Delta Homts advertised heavily
for customers. offering houses at
bargain pnce~ 1fbuyers owned a lot to
construct their homes. The packaje
reported!) included planning permits
and all construcuon materials.
EARLES JURORS VIEW DEATH SITE ...
From Al
two weeks ago and 1s set to go to Jury
Monday.
The 70.minutc to ur was taken
under weather cond111ons con!>1dc:red
by Judge Jean Rheinhcimcr to be
\1m1lar. but not 1dcnt1cal, to those on
the n1gh1 of the accident.
rhere was no moon. no prcc1p1-
ta11on and a slight ocean chop during
Thursday's voyage. On the n1gh1 of
the accident. 1herc was a sl1 vcr of
moon v1s1ble. according to records
Earles' attorney, Gary Pohlson.
complained that lights from the
recently restored Seal Beach Pier now
ill um mate the channel entrance more
than on the night of the accident. The
pier as about half a mile from the
channel.
The attomeys'dcbated the wCl'athc:r
condiuons with Rhemhcimer 1n her
Westminster court for about an hour
before embarking on 1hecvcningboat
tour.
Deputy D1stnct Allomey John
Conley. who is prosecuting Earles.
~id the harbor patrol boat Jurors
were riding passed within five feet of
the buoy
Conley has argued ttlat Earles is
guilty of manslaughter because ht'
was opentina the borrowed speed-
boat. the Whiskey Runner, m a
reckless manner and had ncgJigently
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loaded the: six-passenger boat wnh
nint people. '
The prosecutor told Jurors the
speedboat was traveling about 30
mph when ll crashed mlo the steel
and concrete buoy Conley said the
posted speed hmat in the channel 1s 5
mph.
Earles. who took the w1tne'>s \land
this week, said he was 1n con1rol of the
boat and was in the process of slowing
down when he rammed the buoy
"I didn't see it," Earles explained.
DcfcnSt' auom ey Pohlson blamed
the crash on poor lighting conditions
an the entrance and said his client did
not see the buoy until ll was too late.
The fiberglass boat splintered and
sank 1mmed1atcly af\er striking the
buoy. Five of the nme passengers
were killed and three others, includ-
ing Earles, were scnously iajurcd.
All survivor!' testified in the man-
slaughter trial and all agreed that
Earles appeared to be in control of the
boat All claimed they did not sec the
buo)' before the collision.
Killed in the 1984 accident were
John Bakos. 22; Ronald Myers. 22.
Anthony Sutton. 27: Kathy Weaver.
24, and Patricia Huhoa. 20. All were
residents of Seal Beach or Laguna
Beach eJtetpt Huhng who rt:sided 1n
Downey.
Earles. who suffered a broken leg.
broken hand, broken foot and severe
abdominal inJuncs m the accident.
accompanied Jurors. both attorneys,
the Judge. a bailiff and a sheriffs
deputy on tht tour
COMET .•.
From Al
look." said Stewan ··we didn't have
this problem with city ltghts and all
that when I was a kid."
In 1910 . Kan!>a~ City was il-
luminated with gas street lamps.
"They wcrc:n't good fo~h
except to h'ht up the ground nd
draw bugs. · Stewan recalle . "So at
night. 11 wa~ black. We JUSt walked
into the backyard. looked at the
horizon and there ii was:·
In 1910. Halley's comet camt
within 15 m1llton miles of the planet
and Eanh actually passed through the
dusty wisps of the c-0met's tail. This
time the comet will come no closer
than 39 million miles. reducing the
sil very "moon" that Stewan recalls to
httle more than a blur
tewart 1s philosophical about stt·
mg the famous comet a~in
"I've seen 1t once and 1fl miss al t~s
lame, I'll catch 11 next time around. •
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AIRCAL BUYS SIX QUIET JETS FOR JW A ...
From Al
··Just as the largtr Boeing 737-300
has demonstrated its ability to oper-
ate s1gmficantly qu1cl('r than other
aircraft serving John Wayne Airport.
the BAe-146 wiU also be a ·good
neighbor' and wiU be even quieter
than the 737-300," Lyon said.
Boeing 737-3005 arc regulated at
John Waynt. but ~rcstrictivcty::"
than olhc:r aircraft hltC McDonnell
Douglas Corp.'s MD-80.
In announcing lhe quiet jct
purchase from Britkh Aerospace,
AirCaJ aoo disclosed that It had
accepted the first five of 12 Boeing
737-3005 to be added to its fleet More
art scheduled for delivery this spnng.
Lyon said.
AirCal operates 31 jct aircraft
including 29 Boeing 737s.
Thecompany is eJ1panding its fleet
in antietpation of the cJ1pansion at
John Wayne Airport. Facihue~ at
John Wavnc arc scnousl\ o\Cr·
burdened and no1sc-rcgulattd flights
over an existing average of 55 da1l~
dcpanurcs w1U not be allo"'ed until
expansion 1s complete.
Dcpanures wiU then increase to an
avct"aJC of 73 a da}.
Quiet Jets arc regulated onl) b} an
annual cap on tht total number of
passengers that can schedule fl1gtm
from the crowded aarpon each year
Unul 1990 when expansion 1s to be
complete. 4. 75 million passengers a
year can use the aarpon. After
expansion. 8.4 million passengers can
pass through its gates.
"We arc looking forward to the
terminaJ being built. As you know,
the tcrmmal now· 1s tot.ally made-
quatc,'· Lyon saad.
A.irport ..... nans1on could not get
under way until a U.S. D1stnct Coun
Judgt' approved a settlement m Dc-
cembt°'r between Orange County
:-.:ewport Beach and two citizens
groups "'amng over aarpon noise.
The scttJcmenl officially brought to
an end nearly 20 ytars of bickering
o'•er the aarpon. Ne~rt Beach_ and
the c1ttzens groups f°cpresenting rcsj-
dents ltvmg under the airpon's flight
path, gained some noise level con-
cessions and growth lids from the
county in return for dropping liti-
gation that ha~ successfully blocked
a1rpon expans1'-.1 for five years.
t-ollowtng the scttJcment, super-
visors voted to permit six a.irlincs to
increase operauons through March
31 to make up for flights not used
earlier in the year. AirCal asked for
and was granted the largest increase in
regulated flights.
COLDS .•.
From Al LIBRARY AT SCHOOL ...
couple of weeks wuh those colds.'·
said office manager Brenda Henry.
who estimated business has gone up
30 percent. Cold sufferers at the clinic
are being gjven antibiotics as a
precautionary measure as well as the
age old advice to drink plenty offlu1ds
and get plenty of rest.
Henry joked that many of the
patients are also leaving something in
return -the cold germ.
From Al
buildings to pnvate schools that
could serve as compet1t1on to the
shrinking district. the administrator.
who requested anonymity. said.
At its peak in the mad-1970s, the
district operated 13 schools and had
an enrollment of 7.600 But enrol·
lmcnl. sapped by the high costs of
housing and the shortage of families
with smaJI children, slipped to about
5.300 pupils this year. "A few of us have come down with
it," Sht' said.
School officials say that the decline
Reporter PHI Arct.lpley cootrlbuted may be ··bonoming out." but that the
to IAI• 1tory. lack of affordable housing fails to
' c1ugu1 much hope lor substantial
enrollment mcrease.
The d1stnct closed Peterson and
LeBard schools in recent years.
Peterson has been leased to Coastline
Community College and LeBard was
convened into district hcadquaners.
Burke School is located at 9700
Levee Dn ve. 1n the vinicity of
Bushard Street between Atlanta and
Indianapolis avenues. Gisler School
is located at 21 141 Strathmoor Lane
in the area of Atlanta A venue be-
tween Bushard and Brookhurst
Street.
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FLORIBUNDAS
Angel face
Cccue Brunner
Cherri sh
GRANDJ FLORIA
Olympu.1<J
Red Mus1crpiccc
· Chrysler Imperial
And SO other varieties
c pcc1oll)' adopted for our
So. Cultrornia chtnlltc.
ViJit the Victory c .. rdfn.
Rogtrt Wtt t Co.i•t homtt for
PBS' net1on.al lelt'viMd
g•rden1ng show
Door Prine
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World cuisine
classes at OCC
A class ellammina how great cuisines of the wo~ld arc prepared and served will be offered this spnn~. by Orange Coast College's Food and Nutnt~on De~rtmcnt.
Tnled ·Cultural Foods," the class meets W~nesday evenings from 6 to 9 p.m .• beginninf.
this Wednesday. The instructor is Eleanor Widol •
who has taught cooking classes in Orange County for 30 years. .
. The: class will ex plore the origins of various
1ntemat1onal foods and the customs that surround
them. Call 432-5772 for registration information.
Gambling disease studled
A workshop on compulSJ ve pmbling will be
offered Wednesday a.t the Staning Point. of Orange
County, 350 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa.
. Mike Brubeker. program director of the Care
Unn at Bellflower Doctors Hospital. will be" the
speaker at the 9 a.m. session. The registration fee is SS and further in formation may be obtained by
calling LaRue Mozzone at 642-3505.
Fltnen lectures offered
A senes of free lectures on health and fitness will
be presented this month at the Los Caballeros
Raquet and Spons Club, 17272 Newhope St..
Fountain Valley. The programs beg.in Wednesday
w11h .. Exercise and the Woman's Body."
Other lectures are scheduled for Thursday, Jan.
27 and Jan. 30, all at 7 p.m. in the press louinge. Call ~isa W~s at 546-8560, ext. 234.Hf>r funher information. ·
Management series at UCI
Roben A. Kleist, president of Pnntronix Inc ..
will present a talk on growth man~ment Wednes-
day at 7:30 p.m. at 1he University Club on the UC
Irvine campus.
KJe1st's presc ntauon will include d1scuss1ons
on financing growth, managing assets. contingenq
planning and adapting to change. The program 1s
free and open to the pubhc. Call Elizabeth Elms 1n
the Graduate School o( Management office at
856-6873 for details.
Newport newcomers meet
Elame Hart. director of the Women·s Op-
portun1t1es Center at UC Irvine. will address the
Newcomers Club of Newpon Beach at the organiza-
tion's general meeting Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the
home of Mary Klein.
The center prov1des suppon1ve personal and
career counseling lO both women and men. and
guests are welcome. Call 640-4418 or 644-1409 for
funher information.
Self-defense class slated
A class in self-defense especially desig ned for
women will be offered. beginning Wednesday. b) the
Newpon Beach Parks. Beaches and Recreation
Department.
The program 1s off red Wednesdays from 6 and 7
p.m. through March 5 in the mat room of the Corona
del Mar High School gym The fee 1s $23 arid
add1t1onal information ma} be obtained b) calling
644-3151.
An Invitation:
Attention organlza11on pres1den1s and sec-retaries We wa nt to help make your upcoming
events. meetings. seminars and lundra1sers suc-cessful Send brief announcements including time. place, cost (II any) and a phone number tor
addltlonal Information to· Bulletin Boerd. Daily
Piiot, P.O. Box 1560. Costa Mesa, 92626.
Reports of your club or organlzation·s act1v1t1es -!Ike community service projects or election or
oHlcera -should be directed to the Community
News Edit or at the same address Non-returnable black and white photographs are welcome
Friday, Jan. 10
No m4'etlng1 1cbedale8
Monday, Jan. 13
• 7.30 p.m .. La1ua Beacb Arts Commission.
Council Chambers. 505 Forest Ave.
• 7:30 p.m .. lrvlae Traa1portation Commission
. Ci ty Council Chambers. 17200 Jamboree Blvd
PoucE Loe
Rescue at the pier
Three-year-old Bra.nd&D Batley. 3 , 1ot atuck Thunday afternoon
between two wooden poem a t the baae of Ha.ntlnaton Beach pier near
M.azwell'• Reataarant. The more that he and hla mother, Deborah.
tried to aet him out of the predicament, the ti.ibter bJa rtcht knee
became wedged between the two poeta. Be wu freed by fire~hten
who uaed "jaw• of life" equipment to pry the poles apart. He aulfered
a allChUy awollen knee but dJd.n 't require treatment, a fire
apokeawoman aald .
Orange eo.1 DAILY PILOT /Friday, January 10, 1Me • AS
Closing of plant.
stunniJ;ig blow
to Mesa workers
By TONY SAAVEDRA
Of .. ~ ........
The ax 1s falling slowly on Angel Garcia
and John Lopez. two of the remaining
workcn assiflcd to close Commodore
Internationals semiconductor plant in
Costa Mesa.
Whale they escaped this week's man1ve
layoff of about IOOemployccs. Gama and
Lopez know their days arc numbered.
'"They told us today could be our last.''
Costa Mesa resident Lo~z said wh1k
catinJ lunch Thursday inside has car w1th
Garcia. ··we're just takJng it da} b} da}
But I've got to start lookJnaforanother JOb
I've got bills to pay."
Workers at the plant on Atrwa~ Dnve
were caught unaware when noufied of
their d ismissal Wednesday afternoon dur-
ing a surprise mandatory meeting The
announcement was repeated at m1dn1g.ht
for the graveyard crew.
About half of the 191 cm ployecs were
immediately furloughed. while the others
will be phased out within the next few
weeks after finishing leftover production
work and dismantfing equipment. said
plant general m~nagcr Terry Ellis. whose
future with Commodore also 1s in ques-
tion.
The workforce at the plant peaked at
450, but dropped considerabl} becau!>e of
attrition as well as a set oflayoffs earl> last
year.
The manufactunng plant. purcha~d b)
Commodore in 1978. was one of t~o
company semiconductor fac1ht1es 1n the
United States. Operauons at the Costa
Mesa site will be merged "1th Com-
modore's other sem1conduc1or plant in
Nomstown , Pa .. according to a compan)
statement.
Corporate spokesman Paul Lazo, 1ck
said the consolidation will substanualh reduceoverhead~oslS. helping tooff~t the
S 153 m11lioo in net losses reponed b' the
company during a 15-month penod from
July 1984 through September 30. 1985
Beleaguered computer and '>em 1-
conductor markets contnbuted to the
dcc1S1on this weelc to shut down the West
Coast plant, Lazovick said.
Ell is said he stressed to his' employees
that the closu~ was merely an economic
matter and no reflcctaoo on their per-
formance.
But the 4~year-old Garcia of Garden
Grove wa~ one of many who were not
comfoned by the assurance.
"h f.eels rotten. really b.td." he l&id.
chomping on his lunchtime hamburaet
and stanng out the w1ndsh1eld of Lopez' Cutlass .
Both men "'Orie 1n the pianfs custodial
depanment. Lopez for two years., Garcia
for one. And both have families to support.
The) know what It 's hke to track down I
1ob That's wh) they"re dreading the
coming days.
"That's cold the way the company
handled It The) should have gi ven
e.,.ef) body more warning." Lo pez said.
"We went into the meetmg not knowing
what was going on."
Garcia added: ··A lot of people were
crying afterward. The company even
brough t 1n extra secunty guards. y®
know. an case something was going to
happen. The guards were fbllow1ng people
to their lockers."
Commodore will contact other com-
panies 1n the area in an attempt to fi nd jobs
for the displaced workers. And some
~retanes were held over to help type
resumes for the employees. who will also
rccel\ e se"erance pa). Ellis sard
He added that company offictals arc
cons1denng staging a JOb fair
~ot all the axed emplo~ees were
embmered b) the impending closure
Sandra V. att ~.i. was a superv1scr
\.\ ednesda) and an unemplo)ment
statistic Thursda) But she's not madrnnl)
~red
.. It's a sick feeling because r .. e never
been unemplo}ed in m} (adult) life." said
the fi.,,e-)ear worker from Lake Elsinore .
·But the) treated us fairl y. Ifs JUSt that
Commodore paid well and ga .. e people a
chance to bu} houses and can -all of a
sudden. n's gone."
Irvine city workers-a:pprove first contract
Employees' union gives unanimous back ing
to I -year pact, which goes to coun c il-Ttiesday
By PHIL SNEIOERMAN
Of .... Delly ...,. .....
The first contract nego11a1ed b) In 1nc's
houri~ Cit) emplo~ecs recel\ed unani-
mous appro' al from workers this week.
The contract affect\ about 350 lull-ti mt>
cit) workers mcludrngengineer\. planner<;,
t:lencal emplo)ee'i . .,trcet cre"'"· recreation
staff and non-sv.orn police JX•r.,onnl'I.
I Pohcc otlicer-. are lO' ered h\ a ~paratl'
contract )
Da' 1d Suta. prr"drnt ol thc Ir' inc ( 11\
Employee'. said onl) thl.' 175 members of
the union. organ11cd laM spring. \.\Crl·
permitted to vote WrJncsda) on a
proposed contract
Suter said a tally compktcd Thursda>
1nd1cated 136 'Otes were cast in favor of
the contract. No opposing votes wert cast.
"For the first )ear out. it's a health)
1:ontract:· the union president ~id ··The
mone> 'sgood. but Just as 1mponant are the
organ1za11onal changes. Management got a
lot of"hat the> wanted. but "'e got a lot of
"'hat "C "anted. too ..
The contract goe'i to the Irvine (II'
( ounc1I Tuesda) for appro' al ·
fhe one-~ear pat t pro, ides a 6 percent
salaf) increase for thr Cll) v.orkcrs.
effect I\ e in the pa) ~nod that tx·gan Dec
28. The emplovees· 1i1'e insurance coverage
will be doubled from S 11 .()(JCJ to $22.000
The contract also calls for the ol\ to
raise ns pension plan contnbuuon from 12
to I T percent of the emplo)~s· pa) The
ne" union also .,.,,11 have two represent.a-
ll' es on the c11y's five-member pens10~
board. which determines ho" this mone'
1s invested.
The contract also make<; change~ in cll\
promouon and gne' ance proced un:s
The 6 perce nt pa~ raise "ill be
equi.,,alent to what the Cit) ·s police otlicer>
will recel\e 1n 1986. the second 'ear of
their two-, ear contract.
Recent Pa) and benefit increa'\t"~ .,.,,,n h'
Irvine's police union "ere a laltnr in
prompting l'll~ "Orkers to organ11t· llw1r
o" n assoc1auon earlier lh1s H'ar < )r-
gan1zers said Irvine. incorporawd in I 11~ I
was the onl> large Orange ( ounl\ u1~
whose full-lime workers were not rep-
Company's cleanup of spill praised
By Sl1SAN HOWLETT
Of 11\e o..., ,....,. llAtfl
An Orangi: < ount' fn, 1ronmcmal
Management \genq official "'as .. , Cr)
impressed" b) the speed) efTon~ of an
In 1ne concretl com pan' to pre' ent a
recurrcnte of J d11:~I fuel spill that
.:-ontaminatcd San Diego C reel this ~eek.
EM.\ spokes"'oman N1ra J Yamach1ka
said she conducted an inspecuon WeJnes-
da} at L'nned Prem1"< Concrete Inc in the
aftermath of the spill near Campus Dn'e
that at one point threatened \.\1ldhfe in the
llpf)l'r Ne" pon Ba" Ecological Re<-erve
.. , wa) H'r. impressed." Yama1..h1ka
-.aid. "I think the rnmpam ha' rl·ath
responded pm1tl\eh and .1bated a proh-
tern ;o the en' ironmcnt ··
Officials at n1ted Prcml\ ha.,.e poured
a special concrete cuna1n to harness the
<;heen of diesel fuel that washes off trucks
nnscd at the plant The cunain collctt!>
f)Ctroleum-based residue. and prevents 11
from flo" 1ng into the tnbu1anes of l ppcr
~ewpon Ba)
The compan) plan~ to channel all the
waler from the site tor treatmrnt. rcmo' e
the contaminants. and recircu18te 11 into
1he cement m1J1.ture. Yamach1ka said
Yamat'h1ka. who 1mest1ga1es 1lleSJI
discharges for the mun I). said pcnalt1c~
can be e'<pens1'e for those "ho-decline to
dear up pruhkms utt>d b~ the EM.\. \tatr
or federal t'n' 1rnnmcntal otlinal'i ··v. c can tJlk about '\Onll.' hea'' tinl''-··
) amach1ka said.
The Depanment of Fish and C1ame ~an ~lap a S2.•)()() fine on '1olator. an\1 J
possible sen1ence of one ~aar in JJil
The count~ penalt1e~ stan at $ 'OO and a
pos~1ble one-)ear pd 't'ntt·nll'
Yamalh1ka said
The state and federal line~ ar1: h1gti,·r.
<,omeumes soanng to S25.000 a da'
··Some people )OU ha' e to !"IC on lh1:1r
backs all the time But the' ll 'n1ted
Prem1'<)cleared it up. no ifs. and\ or huh ...
Yamach1ka sa1d.
The Orange Counl~ Fart' Dcp:mment"<o
hazardous matenals team placed al:l<;orl'l-
ent booms to soal up the film in tht· at·t·l
a ft er tht' ... pill was spoiled h' ,, n In inr tit'
"orkcr a1 to a.m Monda~
resented h) an emplo)ee assoc1auon rn
union
.\ maJOnt ~ olc.1t~ "orke~ 'oted to JOin
the ne"' union. and a dozen negotiating
sessions were conducted o'er 'it'' en weeks
to produce the first contract
Regarding the unanimous appro,al b)
the "'orkers. Paul Brad' Jr . In ine's
ass1Stant Cit) manager said "I think an)
lime )OU get suppon hle this. ll sho"s it's
J "tn-"1n suut.at1on 1The negoua11ons1
"erl' congt. n1al. "'ell thought out and dont'
'Cf) profe!.S1onalh ..
He said thl· pall al<oo pro' 1dl''-a
~uarantee that '"inc "orka.,· pa' "'Ill
remain 1n thl' h•f' :5 pau·nr Jmong
,11mparahlc: 'II' cmr>ll•~t'l'' 1hr11ugt1<1u1
Orange< ounl\
Brad' .... uJ nl·got1at1t1n\ on nl·" "'"
lrdrtS 11.11h thl· houri' v.orker' and '"'
pohce ollicer'> v.111 begin in the tall
Coast residen ts
to spin for r iches
r our ( lrangt' l oa\t rl'\1Jent\ Jre among :1 peo ple" ht> "qll tr: for the 'I tall'' n, he<;t
lottl'f\ rn1r \l't S "\ f\' million \aturd.1) at
:h,• fir,1 .. Hitt \pin·· l • tx ht•IJ in lhl· '>tall'
, ar11.il
The: flld' l'f\ v. hll "'nn S 1 It 1 pnzc<o ID the
lotten '> 1n'>tant gaml'' "'" lr) for the
progrc<iSl'e 1alkflot Tlw top pnze one
per,,rn lan "''" ' ; m11lmn v.h1le the
lt'l\\t'\t l'i s 111 oo
Local pla' er<." ho "111 'Pin the "heel ot
fonun<' arc l•t'rJld fkno\\ltl '"int·
Don,lh' Purtell Hun11ng1on fka,h. Bon-
nit• \ndl Hun11ngt1in Ht·.id1 and Lanta
Karrcr \Jn< kmt·n1c
barges sought in teen 's
iieath after drinking bout
tht• 1tl·m., <;toic'n lrom a rl·d I "lM
'\J1s..an ~ntra parl ed 1n J lul at 4'14'
Ma(.\nhur Bl.,,d. Wedncsda\ I hl·
total loss" a~ estimated at S690 • • • .\ s.in surlboard rack was reponed
s1olen off a car parked 1n the 4.,00
block of R1 .. a Street Tut'\da' • • • ~lis(ellaneou Hems 'alued at
.\ ve. Tue!>da) • • • Pol11 l' Jrre<.tt•J thrct moton'"
\\ cdnl'\(la' on \u\p1t t0n ''' dn ""~
undc:r the intluentc ''' allt•h1'l Ht'"
ard ( h.irlc'l Dallc .. i I "'3" am·..,wd a1
Ill Ill pm on \1ountarn Road and
uth < oa I H1ghv.a' \hchael
U KIAH (AP)-Pohcc want to file
~arges against a man they 53)
pphed hquor for a dnnking bout 1n
h1ch a l~year-old basketball player
ed utopsy results released Thursday
tonfirmed that Eugene M. Hoaglcn.
tho played for Round Valle) High
Jchool an Covelo, died of alcohol
The c~uM'. of death "'a" l1'itl'd ,11,
"acute ethanol intox1ca11on .. T hl·
precise level of alcohol in Hoaskn 1,
blood was not revealed. The autop'i\
was performed by Dr. Fred "-'a Iker. J
Fon Bragg pathologist.
111 'uppon h" rrquc·~t that charges of
mJn laugh ta .ind nintnbuting to the
,,khnqul·m' ot a minor be filed
ag::un'it J n:l.1tl\ l' of onl' of Hooglcn 's
lt'Jmmat'''
Polin• \Jh.J lh.1l Hod~kn and t~o
t111•n,I\ ,,in,urn,·d tht' ltqum late on
th,· n1~h1 111 !)\•, f\ in their motl'I
room
S 121 "ere rt'portl"d stolen "-' edne<;-
da} from a black 19 3 Volk""agen
Ra bbit C1TI parked in the 4~(1() block
ofR1Hr • • • T-top\ and a car bra "Crt reponed
)tolen ofT a v. h1te 1981 ( hl'' rokt
C'Clrvcttc park~d 1n the carpon of an
apanm1:nt in the 4<>f)O htuck nt
Seashore Tucsda\ The lt)'i'> "a"
e~umated at $1 .. ?15
.\ S565 car \tl'rt't' ""tl'm a NH .ii $~()() shetp km 'ieJI l'<.l\Cr<:.. J $21'•
radar detrctor. a SJOO coat and a S::' I•
"'~ch v.cre n.-poned <;tokn trom .1
"hlle IQ J \'oll sv.agen Ral:lhit <111
parked in front or a h1lnll' 1n lhl' 'I •II.
block of uth Bm1111 '°ltrt.'l't \\ l'dnr'-
da)' night • • • .\ S300 '1deo ta!>\Cltl' rl,,irJn and
S5.4001nJC'4dl"\ v.t•no fl'pm1t•J '111kn
from a home 1n the ltX"I bit" k ''' I l\th
trttt Tuesda'
lrYin e
Patnd. Ha,es. 2 "\ "a' 'ltopped at
~ '" a m on Mountain Road and < denneHc \1ree1 -\nd Kc' in John
< urran 20. v.a~ arrc'>ted • .u I 45 a m
''" l ''a't H1gh"a) • • • .IC'v.dr. v.onh an e-st1matcd S I "OO
\\J\ rcixined smkn frnm a Park
\' rl'\ue addrt s Thur'i<1a'
isoning.
Hoaglen. an Ukiah for a basketball
urnament. was found dead in a
otcl room Dec. 7
a.ndqton Beach
A thief enterina throuan a front
ed wmdow reponedly stole an
1old neckJl<le and a S, 700
let from a home in the 17100
k of Abalone Wednesday ntaht. • • • A S UO wetsuit waa reported stolen
m the prqe of a home in the 7800
ock of Neptune Wednesday. • • • A $200 stereo1 Sn 1n ca etc tape
S7S in tools were reported stolen
ma artY 1980 Volkswqcn Sciroc·
parked It I Sbell Kf'Vice Station II
comer of Bolsa Chica Road and
M 11n. .. ~ Avenue Tuctday niabt.. • • • A S6.000 Xerox copter wa ~·
ned 11olen from the Quick Cop
Ukiah poh<.'t" Drtect1 ve Fred t-..clln
~id that Hoagkn died by dnnkintt a
lethal amount of rum and \chnapps
while with teammates.
Kelley said he will ~ubm 1t the
autopsy rep0rt to the district :m orncy
store. I 5865 Gothard t.. f ucsday
niJht The thieves mashed the front
window 10 gain entry, police repons
said. • • • A thief rcponedly stoic Sl.000 tn
cash from the 2-Whecl T,.nsi1 ~lore,
411 Main St.. Wedncsda niatit.
Polioe repons said the 1n1rudcr
entered throuan a roof vent
Foa.ntala Valley
hand-pulled golf Qf'\.. and a aolf
bq contatnina aolf clubs wett re·
poncd stolen Thursday from the
optn praac of a llome 1n the 10700
block of Cobalt Coun. • • • An S 0 kt rack was reportrd stolen
off a black Volkswaacn Rabbit parked
Wht•n teammalt'' .1ttt•n1p11:d to
rnu\e H1,aglt•n thl' til'\t nw1n1ng the)
d1wm l'rtJ tw was dt•ad
m front of a home n the I 14110 hllX l
of h Or) Wcdne~a' night • • • A thtef reponedly brole into .i
home 1n the 16500 blocl of Tern-I
Thursday, nans.acked the residence
a.nd stoic $2.500anJC"'clf),S1 00 an ca h. S 1.400 tn 1ud10/v1dco ~utp
ment and SISO in m1scdlancou
items • • • A tool bo'< conu11n1naS 9 1n tool\
wa reponcd stolen from theip,..ac ol
a homt tn th~ 1880() block Of -'\fbulU$
Tutsdl) niatit. Poh~ reporu satd the-
th1ef pntd off thc prqe lock to p.•n
entry
Newport81aa
~ S2'° le-tthtrbntf~ WIJ amona
Coeta Meea
T"oeltetnc sanders ' ,\lucd at S 170
~ reponcd stolen from a 1001 "°' 1n the bed oh red 1982 fo)otap1ckup
1ruck Wednesday. A St>O '-inder "as
al<;o reported stolen fro m a Ford
pickup. Both trucks were parked in
the carport of an apanment 1n tilt" ~"'00 block of Peterson Place. pohce
rcix1ns said
• • • • meone tole the hubcap$ off. a
brown 1976 Mercedes 2.SOSL parked
an the Kona Lanes bowhna alley lot at
1699 liarbor 8 h,d Tuesday e~enioa.
fhe I was e umated 11 S250 • • • Clottu na .,,aJucd at about Sl,140
was reported stoko Wtdntsdt) ftom
1 home 1n the 2200 block of Harbor
Boukvard. • • • 1b1tf repontdf) tole S
t'&Sh from a bu 1nt 1j 11 I
•
.\n undett'rm1nC'd am.iunt nl It"'
elf) v.as reponed Mokn tri•m a ht>m,•
along V.ccp1n~v.ood Monda\ f'(lh\l.
repon .!i u1d the:" thief l'ntc:"rt'd thr
home "1th a kc' obtained ffl)m 3 Inc,~
00'(
Lapna Beacb
bla k and ~1lvtr Hull' h1l Hk
wa reponed ~toltn Thursda' <>n ~te Strctt The hi ke •S 'alu<-d •"
S 169 In a Stparate 1n1:1den1, rtd
Nash bicycle \alued 11 S 'Ml ~a1,
~ported stolen ThursdJ\ on Parl
l\vtnue • • • Four \'Ch1cle tt.rc and nm~.
lottth.tr v.orih 1n t'\l1 m11ed S
~ett stolen from a Laauna <. an)on
Road IOQt1on. the '1ct1m told pOhce
Thund.a)". • • • A Va(Jo U'ttt rnu.1en1 told PoltC't
that a man ~\s>O!td ham If out dt a
belf/oc>m "ind~ Monda" n1aht Tbt
suipect tt~ ~•nna on!) a T-lhin
and sod.$. • • •
South County
\ S6~11 S'Carl n('( l la1.e "a' ~to kn
Imm a Laguna ~hit' retin:mcnt htimt'
1n the 5 mo bl<X'l ofB:th13 Blan\'a the
~.i.,ear-old '1rum tt,ld pohce • • • .\ S.:!OO .,.1deo ca<;s.ctte recorder v.a\
rcpor1~ "tolcn tmm a San Juan
l ap1straoo home 1n the 26400 bloc~
of Calle ~n .\ntllnto Police rtpon
..aid the th1C'f entert'd through an
unloc~<'d front <.hd1ng "'lndo"' • • • ~ $222 D1a'l'nond Back BM
b1C)ck v.a'i rtported 1olen from the
urqc of an EJ Toro home 1n the
}4M>O block of h.adowfol. • • • .\ S I 200 car stereo was reported
-.tolcn from a 'eh1cle parked 1n a
\1 1qron \.1qo lot near the tnter-
'Jt'\"t1on ofC'ro""n Valle~ PaO.wa} and
the C1oldtn tale frttV.1') • • • .\ I \-speed mountain b1C'\lclc,
\to-Orth S SO. v.as rt'por\td tolcn from
lbc bite~ nrd oh 0.na Point b.omc in
the bl k oft.a Plau ~hilt lbt
ftildtnt \\Cjtt &WI\
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Shultz: U.S. may use
force against Libya
Khadafy 'leaning
to communism'
TRJPOLI. Libya (AP) -Col. Libya's alleged sponsorship of tc
Moammar Khadafy said Libya may rorism.
WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary
of State Georae Shultz faced with a
stony European rebuff of sanctions
apinst Libya, says the United States
has just about exhausted its economic
ammunition and may need to use
force apinst terrorism.
"We arc prepared to use the
measures that arc effective and arc
necessary," Shultz told a news con-
ference Thursday. "Force is not
always the best means. but it may be
necessary."
He repeated Reagan adminis-
tration cha,._es that Libya was spon-
soring terronsts, including those who
attacked the Rome and Vienna
airports in December, and described
the U.S. response as ''gradually
c.scalatiot economic sanctions
against Li >ya."
But he added. "I thmk by this time
we're pretty much at the end of the
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road and all of the things one can White House spokesman Edward
think of cconomfoall~ have pretty Djerejiao quickly called "not a policy
muc;h been done now.' option of the United States govem-
On the use of economic warfare ment."
against terrorism. he said. "No one Metzenbaum said in a broadc.ast
contends that these actions by them-interview, "Maybe we're at the point
selves are Jikely to have a decisive in the world where Mr. Khadafy has
effect" to be eliminated," and said he was
Within the Reagan administration, using the term "literally."
counter American economic sane· U.S. and Israeli officials ae<:u
tions by freezing all U.S. assets. and Libya of backing the Abu Nid
said more American "threats" could Palestinian faction they blame for ti
push the North African country Dec. 27 massacres at the Rome ac
closer to embracina communism. Vienna airpom. Nineteen peop
At a late Thursday news con-were killed, in~luding four terrons
ference, Libya's radical leader ac· and five A.mencans. .
cused the United State.s of endanger· . rn rea~t•OQ. to the Amer:ic~n san
ing security in the Mediterranean and · 11ons •. Libyan legal s~allsts a
of actin~ like•a "stinking. rotten studyans responses that include tl
crusader • toward Arabs. possabiltty of freezing U.S. asset Shultz has been one of the leading Despite explicit allied rejection of
advocates of measured and focused sanctions against Libya. Shultz said
military r~taJ1ation against terrorism. he was sending sending Deputy
The Defense Department has stressed Secretary ofState John C. Whitehead
the difficulty of using U.S. might an to Europe to try to persuade govern-Oeorte P . Shultz
such cases, especially when at might men ts to JOin the effort. None of the
"This hostile position can only be Khad~fy ~old rcl?<>ners invited to 1
explained in racist and crusade office an has heavily goaTded barrack
terms." -Khadafy added. referring to American sanctions "will not affe.
the 11th-13th century armed ex-us since they were 'taken into co1
peditaons by European ('hnstaans to s1deratiOf! years.ago," Khadafy sai1
seize the Holy Land from Moslems. "Reagan as stupid enough to belie' bring the United States into confTict all ies have so far. Italy. which as second only to the
with well-armed nations such as The trip will begin early next week. Soviet Union an arms sales to Libya,
Libya, which has a large air force. and West Germany, BritaiQ, Jtaly.. said Thursday it would be careful not
Sen. Howard M. Metzenbaum. 0-France. the Netherlands and BelgJum to export to Libya what Foreign
Ohjo, a constant cri tic of the Reagan are on the list of nations he may vi sat. Minister Giulio Andreotti called
administration. suggested Thursday Italy, West Germany and France are "particularly dangerous arms" dur-
that Libyan leader Moammar among Libya's biggest trading part-1ng the heightened tensiQJl between
Tuesday Reagan ordered U.S. com-that (sanctions) were something th;
panics and an esttmated 1.000 to were unexpected."
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1.500 American citizens out of Libya. (U.S. sources have predicte
and froze Libyan assets 1n 1he United Khadafy mi.J.ht seize the assets c
States and in branch banks ove~as. American oil companies in Li by:
The actions were an retaliation for estimated at about $400 million.)
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Cocaine farmers threaten drug busters
By tbe A11oclated Pre11
LA PAZ. Bolivia -Aut horities said they would
negotiate today with thousands of coca farmers who have
surrounded 245 members ofa drug-enforcement squad for
three days af\er hundreds of cocaine paste factories were
destroyed. Col. Guido Lopez, head of Bolivia's narcotics
police, said in a tel ephone interview that he and ministry of
the interior officials would meet with farming leaders to try
to negotiate an end to the three-day siege. About 17 .000
angry coca leaf farmers, led by cocaine traffickers.
surrounded the police camp in lvarazama in the trop1ca1
Chapare area Tuesday after the offi cers destroyed
hundreds of cocaine paste factones. Lopez said.
returning from peacekeeping duty an t:.gypt's Sini
peninsula were killed.
S . Afrlca raps U.S. vlsltors
JOHANNE BURG -Government radio has ac
cused v1s1t1ng U.S. lawmakers of interference in Sout
Afnca's affairs that slows the pace of racial reforms b
harming the nation's economy. The accusation. made i
the South African Broadcasting Corp.'s daily "editori~
comment." which always reflects official thank.ing. cam
oo the last day of the Amencans' four-day tour. The hea.
of.the sax-member delegation. U.S. William Gray. 0-Pa
S<lad he had not heard the broadcast. but charges that u.~
economic sanctions meddle in South Africa's affairs wa
Most crash vlctlms unldentllled not new.
OTTAWA -The bodies of most of the 256 U.S., Palau slgn ald pact
Amencans killed 1n the crash of an Army-chartered plane KOROR. Palau -The Republic of Palau and th•
last month ~till ha ve not been identified. and investigators United tales today signed an agreement that woulc
plan to re turn to the Sile to seek more clues. a Canadian provide SI b11l1on an economic aid for the OedgJin1 official said. Peter Boag, eh,ief investigator for the Western Pacific nation. The Compact of Free Associatior
Canadian Av1a11on Safety Board. said1ust 119 bodies have wo uld end 39 years of United States administration ofth1
been 1dent1fied and 111 of them have been returned to Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands in Palau. which ha:
their fami lies. The plane. a OC-8 owned by the M1am1-I 30.000 residents and is about 4,500 miles southwest o
based Arrow Air charter company. crashed Dec. 12 Hawaii. U.S. Ambassador Fred M. Zeder II. Presiden
minutes after taking ofT from a refueling stop at Gander. Reagan's envoy to Micrones ia, and Palau Presiden
-Newfoundland. Eight crew members and 248 U.S. soldiers Lazarus Sa Iii. signed the compact al a reception
Killer of two
put to death
COU'MB IA. S.C IAPJ -James
Terry Roach. who murdered two
teen-agers when he was onl) 17. was
executed toda) after the Supreme
Court rc1cc1ed his appeal and the
governor refused clemency requests
from the United Natwns. Mother
Teresa J1mm) ( ancr .ind human
nghts group~
Roach. 25. wac; pronounced dead at
5: 16 a.m .. ~1d Doug C a1oc. a dcpul)
correc tion' deparimcn t rom-
m1ss1oncr
"I lea ve )OU rnmfonahlc 1ha1 l'\c
been forgiven 1n 01) \IO\, JUSI as I
havC' forg1v~ tho1,c -who have done
th1'> 10 me.' Roach '>a1cl in a final
statement addrt\sed to h1~ famil y and
fellow dcath·row inmate~.
''I'm going to a n11,1ch better place
without a heav) hurden upon me I
pray that my fate will some da)' save
another kid that ends up on the wrong
side of the tracks
"To my family and fncnd~. there 1'i
only three word s to \a) I lo-.c you
May God bless each and e'en one of
)OU"
Wall Street discounts
stock market setback
NEW YO RK (AP) -The stock
marketjpllowed its historic loss with
another broad setback. but many
Wall Street analys ts said the st'llofT
was neither enti rely surpnsing nor a
cause of great concern.
In late trading Thursday. the mar-
ket showed renewed signs of the
strength th at lif\ed 11 to record heights
earlier this week. The Dow Jones
1ndustnal average ended the day
down 8.38 points at 1.5 18.23. after
rebounding from a 20-point drop
earlier in the session.
In the broader market, however.
about five stocks fell for every one
that rose.
Wednesday the Dow Jones av('r-
age. the oldest and best known
measure of stock pnce trends.
plunged 39.10 points. nominally
breaking the record for a sanglc-<iay
decline of 38.33 point~ se t dunng the
Great Crash of 1929.
On a percentage basis. however. 1hc
latest slide was much les'i severe.
amounting to 2.5 percent of th<
average's value. while the drop or
Oct. 28. 1929. was 12.8 percent.
The market's sudden drop from
record highs might have raised
doubts about the 1986 economic
outlook. but analys ts said the sellofl
was not dare when viewed in the
perspecuve of how far and how fast
stock prices rose an the last months ol
1985.
The higher the market soared. the)
said. the more vulnerable it became to
any son of disappointment like the
abrupt rise in interest ra tes that
touched off selling Wednesday.
"Considenng the µins we've had.
we've given up relauvely little," said
Newton Zi nder. a veteran of more
than two decades as a market anal yst
for E.F. Hutton & Co
From last Sept. 20 through Tues-
day's close. the Dow chm bed 267. 76
poi nts with scarcely a pause. The drop
Wednesday took away less than 15
percent of that gain.
Columbia shuttle suffers
record 7th postponement
By tbe A11oclated Press
CAPE CANAVERA L-The launch of remodeled Columbia on Jts first
!light in more than two years was postponed for a record seventh tame today as
wind and heavy rain belted the shuttle on its launch pad . The launching was
rescheduled for Sunday at 3:55 a.m. PST. gi ving technicians a day to check th e
shuttle's propellant lines for possible damage as a result of three fuel ings th is
week. It was the fourth postponement for the fl ight in five days.
AFL-CIO urget1 Shell boycott over S. Af rlca
Sew up big saVings. Financial b urde n
of AIDS reported
CHI C AGO ( l\P)-The CO'il of the
nation's fir~t 10.000 cases of AIO
will come to more than $6.3 bal hon an
hospital fec'i and Josi income. say!! a
study thought to he the first to
es timate the economic impact of th e
deadl y disease.
WASHINGTON -Aiming a blow at apartheid racial policies. the AFL-
CIO as calling on consumers to boycott Shell 011 Co. products until the
company's multanattonal owners cut business ties to South Africa. Withdrawal
of investments by the parent company. Royal Dutch Shell. would undennine
the white-ruled South African government. un ion leaders said Thursday at a
news conference. "We hope that the boycott will convince Shell to disinvest in
South Afnca." United Auto Workers President Owen Bieber said. nipping a
gasoline credit card in half and urging consumers to do the same.
U.S. farm populatlon decline• sharply
WASHlNGTON -Even when survey errors are discounted. 1985 saw
one of the sharpest year-to-year declines an the U.S. farm population in a
dcca~e. government ce nsus cx~rts say. Moreo"'.er. the income offann fa milic5
continues to lag behind that of city folks. according to a report issued Thursday
by the Ce nsus Bureau and the AJriculture Department. Accordina to
preliminary survey figures for 1985, the farm population declined 7 percent, or
)99.000 people, to 5,355.000 fro m 5,754.000 an 1984.
'ou can lahel yourself lu ck} with sa\'ings
of up to .,()'\, on our tllcgant ~uit ~. !\port coats.
accesso ries and sportswear.
Sale starts on Friday, January 10 at 10:00 a. m.
Gentlemen's Cloth i:flg Inspired by lndhion
;6 Fashion I land. 'ewpon Beaich, Calii>mi2 92660 · ( J4 ) 640-8310
Rescarcher'i were not trying "to put
a dollar figure on a life. which seems
kind of heartless.._.but (to how) that
this is a loss that everybody shires:·
said public health specaa hst Ann M.
Ha rdy of the national Centen for
Disease Control an Atlanta.
"It's not Just the~ health-care costs
that are important. but we're losani
people in the pnme of their lives.
Hardy. who led the study. ~•d 1n a
telephone interview
More than 90 percent of AID
patients are between 20 and 49. he
said.
"The fint 10.000 patients wnh
AIDS will lose approlumately 8.387
yeu s of work and S 189 m11J1on in
poten11al eaminp due to disability,"
said lhe repon 1n Friday's Journal of
the merican Medical A ~ianon.
WholeNl'!_l'rlce. lnclJ up ln 1986
WASHINGTON -Wholesale ~rices.rose a modest 1.8 pcrccn1 in 1985.
g,av1na the nauon its lowe~I three-year anOataon rate in 20 year$, the government
said today. For December, the Labor Department said in its ~port wholesale
pnces rose just 0.4 percent, a marked slo_~own from the 0. 9 perce~t recorded
an October and the 0.8 percent posted 11\ ovtmber. Much of the credit for the
December rate went to an easana in the rates of ancrca~ for food and ptoline
pnces. For 1986, economistt predict• sli~t upward creep in wholesale prices
as anna11 onary prcuu~s caused by a dechnin• dollar and an cd11n.a up offarm
commodity pnccs are expected to ofTsei dechnang oil pnccs.
AmlMuador to Bgpt raWn• IHMt
Lost earrunas due to early dttth
'------------------------------------------'' were calculated at S-4.69 ballton
WASHINGTON -The. U.S. Ambassador to ~ypt, Nicholas Vcliotes.
denied ~ports today lhat he 11 9u1ttm1 because of d1fTertnCC$ with f.&yp(ian
and American officiaJt over h11 handlina of the Achille Lauro hifick.ina.
Veliotcs, S7, 1s ltavina tl!c aovemmcnl after 31 yean with the S&att
Depanmcn t. ind a d1plomalJc sou.rec had told the Auoc1ated Prcsa lhat he wu
forced out a~ a shoutina nuieh with ~rctary of State 9 cortc Shul~ The
amblssador 11 upcaed to become ptt11dcnt of the Amencan A JOCiaiion of Pubhabus.
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Gov-ernor asks boost
for public education
1 SACRAMENTO (AJ>) -vov.
George Deukmejian asked the state $I S.4 b1lhon to S 17 billion. . cautiously criliCfl. ·
1 Lcals1aturc today to gjve California p~~lic .schools .and co11!!$.CS a $ t.6 b1lhon increase in the coming year 10
boost total state aid for education to
$17 billion annually.
The proposed I 0.4 percent raise for
education from kindergarten through
the Uni versity of Califom1a was to be
formally submitted to the Legislature
today as part of DcukmeJ1an'!> ex-
pected $37 billion spending plan for
the 1986-87 fiscal year.
Those figures do not include a011c1-pate~ loue.ry profits, which E>eu-
kme11a n estimated at $700 million for
sc hools over the next 18 months.
On other topics in his annual
address, Deukmejian Qkomised full cost:of-liv1~g in.crease< for all 2.3
mtlhon Cahfornta welfare recipients,
extra funds for AIDS medical re-
search and another increase in the
ranks of state prison guards and other
state law enforcement agcoc1e,.
Assembly GOP leader Pat Nolan
said the address was "really great,"
and Senate GOP leader Jim Nielsen
said he was "ecstatic," while Demo-
cratic Assembly Speaker Willie
Brown of San Francisco described it
as "journeyman-like" and Demo-
cratic Senate President Pro Tern
David Robeni described it as "aJI
management" with "very little
vision" for the future.
•
In a 30-minute State-of·the-Statt
address Thursday 10 a Joi ht session of
the Senate and Asscmbl} and a state.~de telev1s1on aud ience. Deu-
kmeJian s~ud his budget "1s balanced
and II contains no tax increases." and
that education's share oft he spending
bill will be increased from the current
He aJso repeated his picas for the
Legislature to apf rove h1i proposed
reorganization o state t~x1c waste
..agencies and Joined the call for a still-
to-be-neiotiated reform of Cahfom1a
liability insurance laws.
Reaction followed predictable par-
tisan lines, with Republicans
enthusiastic in praise and Democrats
'World,' Dire Straits top .
Grammy award nominees
By the A11oclated Preu
Democratic Lt. Gov. Leo
McCarthy said he generally agreed
with Deukmejian's budget pnonties.
but he chided the governor for failing
to come to gri ps with the "new
reality" of massive cutbacks in feder-
al suppon for state programs.
Brown also criticized DeukmeJian
fo r taking credit for the increases 1n
state support of schools education,
noting that DeukmeJian had cut
community college funds and had
vetoed earlier school measures.
State schools chief Bill Honig said
he was pleased w11h the emphasis on
education. but he said th·c promised
in~rease in funds isn't as great as it
might appear to be. Honig said when
infTation and rapidl y increasing
BEVERLY HIL LS _ "We Arc the World," the anu-hunger anthem school enrollments are taken into d db 4S account. DeukmeJ1an's proposal 1s recor e Y top _an1sts. rc(·e1 ved six nominations for the 28th Grammy "basically a maintenance budget."
Awards. while Dire Straits and its leader, Mark K.nopOer. were named in other In his address. Deukmejian said
topcategonDcs. Knopflerwas named'" eight categories. all except one tied 10 his education will receive 55 percent of
work with ire S~ra1ts. a no-nonse~se British band that otTers well-crafted all general fund dollars. compared to
guitar work. The Gramm } Awards will be presented Feb. 25 and broadcast b> 44 percent eight }ears ago. Vl,.lnla Mcllartln
CBS. "W~ Arc the World.'. which raised $44 milhon in contnbut1ons to feed ;==========================::;-! the worlds hungry. recet\ ed top album and record nominations and a song of I
the year nod for wrners Lionel R1ch1e and Michael Jackson.
Three sentenced ln gay activist slaying J
SAN FRANCISCO -Three young men were sentenced to pnson
Thursday in the death of a gay act1v1st. who died of a concussion suffered when I
he hit his head on a curb after being struck by two of the men. The three men
and .a fourth defendant pleaded guilty to assault charges in three other attack'i cam~d C?~t the same night in a rampage or wh;ll the prosecutor called "ga}
bashing. Timothy Wh11e. 23. and David Rogers and Donnie Clanton. both~ I. I
each were sentenced to 15 years to life in pnson on the murder charge. Superior I
Court Judge Edward Stern \Cnlenced each to seven years on the a!>\3Uh
conv1cuons. but made them~ sentences concurrent with the longer term\ . . ~
Teens ·d'ested In laer beam prank
SAN DI MAS -A h1gh ·tech prank momentanly blinded the pilot of a
1;heriffs helicopter and got two teen-agers arrested for assault with a dtadl>
weapon -a laser. authontte'i said todav. Two sheriffs depu11es 1n the
helicopter were d1rect1ng a ground search in.San Dimas at 8:40 p.m. Thursda'
when an intense red light flashed an their eyes. said sheriffs Deputy Petr
Fosselman "The> were able to pull awa} from the path of the light and
maimain control," Fo-;~lman said. "Apparently ifs pretty bnght."
Slain woman may be latest In series
LO NGELE~ -A woman whose body was found 1n Jesse Owens Park
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McMartin staff
to go to trial on
molest charges
LOS ANGELES (A P) -The
longest and most expensive
preliminary hearing in California's
history came to an abrupt end when
all seven defendants accused of the
mass molcsi.tion of students at
MoManin Pre·.School were bound
over to Supenor Coun for tnal
.. This bas been a long. hard-fought
battle," Deputy Distnct Anomty
Lael Rubin. the chief prosecutor. said
after the ruhnp Thuooa> "The
strenglh of our case, as you know has
been the strength of the children We
look forward to their -suppon and
continued dedicauon ...
The 18-month. S4 m1ll1on
preliminary heanng will mO\t" Jan
23 to Superior Court, where these\ en
defendants face a total of I 3S count$
Th~ former teachers of the defunct
subur ban Man hatta n Beach
preschool were bound over on vary-
ing counts of rape, sodomy and other
abuse as well as a single consp1racv
count. Conspiracy was tht only
charge levied against whcelcha1r-
bound school found er V1rg1n1a
McManin, 78.
Municipal Coun Judgl· ~' 1va K
Bobb's dec1s1on came 1o1.11hout warn·
in& or fanfare after she uked for
comment from attorneys on both
sides. She denied motions to ditmill
ccna1n charscs and eliminate tee-
t1ons of testimony.
She also allowed defendant Mary
4.nn Jackson to address the court.
Jackson deb vered a harsh condemna-
tion of the justice system. tellin&
Bobb: "I do condemn and abhor tbe
hypocnsy ... It iseas1eTin thiscoun~
to be 11.u1lty than 11 1s to be innooenL •
Bobb d1sm1ssed 62 of the initial
counts filed because she said they
lacked $Uffic1en1 evtdence or weR
based on re pons by witne$5CS who did
not appear.
Then. overruhng defen~ objec-
tions. she added 63 counts submitted
b} the prosecution.
The defendants did not react as
Bobb asked each to stand whi&e lhe
read a hst of counts.
"Th ts 1s the most unfair. u!l).ust and
dishonest court an~ you don t have a
chance of justice in California. ..
McMartin told reporters afterwards.
"She (Bobb) was against us from the
beg.inning ..
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Badham at lea·st
owes a postcard
to constituents
The postcards should start amvmg in Orange
County any day now.
They'll feature brilliant sunshine shimmering on
ice-blue water and ivory beaches. Some will bear the
photos of beautiful Tahitian women dressed for the
tropical weather. And others might be reproductions of
famous v.an G~, perh~ps even the self-portrait of the
great artist himself, minus the ear he cut off so
melodramatically on this island paradise. ..
They'll be addressed, "Dear Constituent.. and
they'll be signed, uy our Congressman, Bob Bad ham.•• If
he. ~es the time to write ' message to each of the half-
million or so people he represents, Badham might write
"Thanks for the trip.•• '
Any less would be rude. After all, Badham has been
&1?be-trottin$ ~or ~ne years at the ~payers' expense. Ii~s veat d1stmc~on as representative of the 40th
D1stnct was to be hsted among the leading junketeers in
Congress in 1984. It could be worse; some congr~ssmen
serve forever and never rise above the anonymity of the
pack.
Ba~am defends his nomadic approach to ~ovem
men t Wlth the argument that his rcsponsibiliues as a
member of the House Armed Services Committee
demand frequent visits to military installations outside
the United States.
Like Tahiti?
Badham is spending three days on this Pacific jewel
as sort of a refueling stop on his way to meetings in New
Zealand. qranted, the United States has a military
problem Wlth New Zealand. Despite its participation in
the ANZUS (Australia, New Zealand, United States)
pact, that nation denied port admittance to a U.S. Navy
ship last year.
. Tahiti, on the ~ther hand, allows almost anythjng
into port that cames a camera and a pocketful of
travelers' checks. The Tahitian defense ministry is a
sand castle on one of those pearly whlte beaches, and the
Secretary of Defense is a cabana boy who got hi s training
at a John Wayne double feature.
Ba~h.am is expected to. e;onduct sensi~ve meetings
on Tah1u. Just how sensitive the meetings will be
depends on whether Mrs. Badham -who is accompa-
nying her husband at their own expense -remembered
to pack the suntan lotion.
Somehow, Badham seems to think that his
constituents owe him several all-expense-paid vacations
each year -in addition to his salary, any honoraria he
might receive and a nice benefits package.
And he might be right if there were a tradeotffor his
c~nstituents. Instead, Badharn's frequent absences
simply leave the people who sent him to Washington
wi thout representation. He is regularly among the
members of Congress who miss the most votes and his
record is otherwise unremarkable.
Af!-er so many years of jumping on an Ai r Force jet
and fl ying to exotic lands every tjme his feet get itchy, it
may be too much to expect him to change his ways.
But at least he could send us all postcards.
How can crowded airport
cope wlth extra flights?
To the"E<li1Qr:
It as d1sapix}an11ng to read that for
the next 90 days we are gotnjl to have
lO put up with add111onal flights out of
John Wayne Aarpon above and
beyond the 55-flaght daal) limn.
I'm glad I don't work an the
markeung or logisttcs departments
for the aarpon. The terminal was
alread) crowded wJth 46 flights.
what's 11 going to be lake with 60
flights., And parking 1~ going to
become an absolute premium.
Several years ago in the ci ty of New
York local residents were faced wnh
the same problem. and over 5.000 got
into their cars and went out 10 the
aarpon to see if the} really could add
extra flights to the aarpon. The
add111onal 5.000 cars over a I 2·hour
penod of time totally Jammed the
parking faciliues and the entf) to the
airport. causing most of the ad-
d111onal airplanes to lea"e cmpfy.
Hopefully the count} won·t play
add111onal tncks on us. but Wlll be
forthrigh t with those who are im-
pacted ~Y airport noise an the fµt ure.
Othef"Wlse, who knows what citize n\
will resort to?
JIM ()E BOOM
Ncwpon Reach
Honest Abe wise in ways of tact
Do }'OU like the new Mary Tyler
Moore ho w'> If not. be diplomatic. 'a> "'hat Hone t Ab( Lincoln said.
"'hen 'ihown a b11 of newfangled
nonsen'\C· "f o rthc sort of people who
like lhas son ofth1t1g. th•'> as the son of
thing that ~n of people will lake ··
Greater Chicago and Swav erland
have about the same number of
ptople But Chicago doesn't have 400
newspapers 1nciuding 100 daihts.
witzerland doc~ •
In Rumama ~1111 are many hou"e'
with 1he1r kuchens built !>eparated
from the main hu1ld1na. and thox
ORANGE COAST
lailyPilit
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kHchens have no chimneys. The
construction date'i back to when
chimneys were taxed there
Q. Rule is. free1e fish 1mmed1atel y.
Did you ever know about this tnck.
my fncnd? When you catch a fish you
don'1 intend to cook naht away. cut
the top off an empty milk carton, put
an the fish. cover 11 with water. and
stand 1he carton an the frec1er.
A Knew about 1L sure. Just never
caught a fish small enough to fi1 1n ~
milk canon •
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·'If ever there were a viper's nest ripe fordestrucUon, It Js this (the
anclen t city of Baal bek) terrorist plotting-and-training center In the
Bekaa Valley. ·'
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Advance planning offers
solution to traffic burden
Extension of Corona-del Mar Freeway -, -----nearly finished; Orange Freeway next
The extension of two freeways. o ne
about to open and one in early
plannins.Jtives evidence that some-
thing concrete is being done to ease
Orange County's traffic problems and
to anticipate future needs.
About to open is the extension of
the Corona del Mar Freeway (Route
73) from its current termination at the
Costa Mesa/Santa Ana Heights
border through to a new termination
point on MacArthur Boulevard at the
lrvtne/Newport Beach border.
The on-and offramps at
MacArthur Boulevard, already an
place. look mighty inviting to motor-
ists who currently have toCTecp aJong
Bristol Street North and South.
Extension of the Corona del Mar
Freeway seemed a long way off during
the late 1970s and early 1980s when
its funding first seemed to have little
chance of being a part of that period's
five-year State Transportation Im·
provement Program (STIP). and lhen
was finally in. then out, then in again.
Keeping the need for the extension
.i_n the f9refront of Caltrans· priorities
required constant pressure by a
number of local munacipaht1es. com·
panics and civic organizations.
But rcalizataon of the dream is JUSt
around the comer.
Now there as another transpor-
tation dream an planning. This is the
extension of the Ora nge Freeway
(Route 57) from its present termin-
auon at the Santa Ana-Garden Grove
Freeway tnterchange all the way to
the San Diego Freeway Just west of
Harbor Boulevard .
The need for a freeway extending
from Pomona through north Oraner
Count}' all the way to the then-
planncd San Diego Freeway was
forseen by the State Division of
Highways ncarty27yearsago. During
the ensuing quarter century, the
freeway got as far south as the Santa
Ana-Garden Grove interchange -
where 11 currently ends.
Now. with nonh-south access
through the county depending entire-
ly on the Costa Mesa Freeway (Ro ute
55), thecityofSanta Ana has come up
wtth an old -yet new -idea. The
concept is to extend the Orange
Freeway south as ongjnally planned.
For the Orange Coast. thi} would
mean a direct link between Costa
Mesa, Huntington Beach, Fountain
Valley. Santa Ana Heights and New-
pon Beach on the south with north
Orange County.
Of course. it was easy for the State
Div1s1on of Highways 10 draw an
1mag.10ary lane for a future freeway
over then then wade-open spaces of
Orange County 1n 1959, but how
could a freeway be extended through
sou them Santa Ana today? There is a
way. On pier-lake structures above the
Santa Ana Rl\·er.
The county already owns the Santa
Ana River nght-of-way. and the
county's Flood Control District says
it would go alo ng with the idea.
The problem -as always, when it
comes to road construction -is
money. This route was included in
the massive number of road improve-
ments wh ich were a part of the ill-
fated Propos1t1on A. which sought to
finance roads bv adding one ccnl lo
-Qii!iihiim·1M@·l
MARTIN
BROWER
the sales tax.
Currently bei ng considered is a
development fee. similar to the fees
for fundin~ the three south county
transportation corridors. In fact.
Santa Ana. which favors the fee
program for the corridors. would
hope to have a fee structure in place
without too much delay so that all
development fee potential in that city
is not taken by the corridors.
One thing certain about planning
new roads, even extensions. II 1s
necessary to plan them well in
advance. The process is a long one. In
the case of the extension of the
Oran$e Freeway. the next opportuni-
ty for at to be placed in the STlP would
apptar to be 1990. That is when t he
current STIP ends. Even then. the
extension would have to compete for
a place in the new five-year STIP with
numerous other roadway needs state-
wide.
But af the Orange Freeway ex-
tension could make it into the
1990-95 STIP. the extension could be
in place before the turn of the century.
Plans are being made to handle
Orange County's traffic, plans such as
the extensio n of the Orange Freeway.
And plans do become reality, plans
such as the nearly completed ex-
tension of the Corona del Mar
Freeway.
Martin Brower pebU1laes &lie new1-
letter "MartJa Brower'• Orange
Coant)' Report."
Bekaa Valley a tempting
American reprisal target
WASHINGTON -Internal
White House documents emphasize
President Reagan's a111tude toward
any further tweaking of Uncle Sam's
beard by Moslem terTorists: He's sick
of being pushed around.
Reagan believes the American
ptople "are tared of suffering insults
at the hands of other nations." as one
policy paper put it. For this reason.
Reagan is convinced that "minimaJ
nsks" can be taken to bolster U.S.
leadership in the world.
The list of target options that could
both assuage the public's outrage and
deal the terronsts a damaJ.ing blow
includes 1he obvious ones lake Libya.
Synn and Iran But there's an even
more tempting taract: the ancient city
of Baalbclc in northeastern Lebanon.
If everthere were a viper's nest npe
for destruction, il 1s this terronst
plotung·and-trainina center 1n the
Bekaa Valley. clo5C to the Syrian
border. met I 97S. 1he Bckaa has
l>ce n the headQuaners and nerve
center for the areaiest concentration
ofterronm in the world today.
Protected by Synan 1roops. who
screen every outsider venturin into
the area, the Bekaa Valley 1s only
about an hour's drive from either
Damascus or Beirut. It 1s an ideally
11tuated launchma pad for terrori't
o perations anywhere in the world.
Amona the aroups that use the
v1Jley's fac1ht1es, which are defended
by m obile battenes of Synan anti·
aircraft m1ss1tes, are terronsts linked
to the notonous llyich Ramire1
S.nchez (Carlos the J1cbl) and
radical Palestinians Abu Musa and
Abu N1dal.
Of 111 the tm'Ons1 pnp in the
Bekaa. the mos1 numerous ind
blatant ire tht lfOUP\ 1upponcd b
JACK
AIDEISOI
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and DAU VAN A TT A
Iran, loosely lumped under 1he cover
name of Islamic Jihad. The most
vicious of these fanatics arc the Shiite
He1bollah and the Islamic Amal.
both based 1n Baalbek.
At one tame or another, almost
every American hostage held in
Lebanon. aside from last June's TWA
h11acking v1ct1ms. have been kept al
some location 10 the Bekaa Valle~. h
was here, for example. that CIA
official Wilham Buckley was im·
prisoned for a year and tortured
~foct being mov(d to Iran last
March, where he died from 1ortur~
inducted heart failure. •
According to intelligence sources,
the two Bck.aa Valley terrorists most
responsible for Buckley's ordeal i re
hcik Subh1 lufaile. leader of
He1hollah in the Beku . and Hussem
Rcuie. commander of the lram1n
Revolutionary Guard 10 the valley.
The nerve center for most of their
depredations 1s 1 dilapidated building
in downtown Baalbek known as
"Hos 1njeb." A former schoolhouse,
it serves toda~ as the Bckaa V1lley
he.tdQuan.trs for 1hc Revolutionary
Ouards.
The Iranian 11iard UOIU were
rushed to the Beka in Juno 1982.
when Israel inv1dtd Ube.non. Their
trent1h qu1CkJ)' reached 3SO. ind
MP1 on aro~1na. It WllS from the
Hosse1n1ch hea<lquarters that tcr-
ronsts planned the devastating
bombings of the U.S. Embassy a nd
Marine barracks in Beirut in 1983. as
well as airplane hijackings. murders
and kidnappings of Amencans.
The old schoolhouse isn't the only
!dentifiable target for U.S. retaliation
an Baalbck. The Hotel K..hawam is
used by the Hezbollah as a military
· tr.uning school. The l*zbollah head·
quarters in the Sheik Abdullah bar·
racks sits on a hillside above the town·
a one-time Lebanese army post, it was
the target of French and Israeli
rcpnsal raids an 1983, but has sa nee
been rebuilt.
Also hpuscd i~. the Bekaa Valley is
the radical Shute group, Islamic
Amal. led by Huuein Musawai. a 42-
year-old former schoolteacher.
Thouth he dcnaed complicity in the
bomb1na of the Marine barracks he
praised tbe action. U.S. intelligcn~ 1s
convinced that his aroup had a hand
in the bombing. •
A larie. hand-painted meuaae
scrawled on a wall 1n downtown
Baalbck nu t to a poster of Ayatollah
Khomeini, says 1t all: "Death to
Amencans!"
w A TCH ·oN w ASTE: A rectnt
State Dcpertmen• report on 1he
Manila embassy chastised the admin·
istrative officer for the purchase of
S800 cot'fcc tables ind S200 table
lamps, notinJ thll the J>t11hpp1nes has
"an 1bundancc of inexpensive
fumiture crafhmen and hardwoods." 'the rcpon ordered a bait 10 the
pure~ or "c•pen11ve houtchold
hems 11 quntionabJe aosL .. ·
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PHYLLIS
SctJLAFLY
Never
·ratified
SALT II
is void
Washington is buzzing with a
columnist's report that Secretary o(
State George Shultz. at a cocktail
party he gave for political appointees.
called Sen. Jesse Helms a constitu-
tional ignO'ramus.
In an angry outburst, Shultz ac-
cused Helms of "treadin8 on the
Constitution" by interfering with the
appointive power of the president.
What precipitated this outburst
was Helms' objection to a foreign
policy appointment favored by
Shultz. Ther~..is no record that Shultz
or-an1 other Cabinet official had any
tantrums when President Reagan's
appointments of conservatives to the
Judiciary or other positions were
savaged by Sens. Lowell Weicker.
Howard Metzenbaum . Charles
Mathias. et al.
I'm glad Shultz brought up the
subject of the proper deference that
one branch of the federal government
should show another. If anyone
should be called names for not
understanding the Constitution. it
should be thoS<" who are demanding
that the Reagan administration obey
the SALT 11 Treaty which was never
ratified by our Senate.
The U.S. Constitution empowers
the president only "by and with the
advice and consent of thc'Scnate. to
make trealles, provided two-thirds of
the senators present concur." Any-
body who thanks that the president
can act alone is truly a "constitutional
ignoramus."
The Senate refused to ratify the
Versailles (League of Nations) Treaty
signed by Woodrow Wilson. the
Genocide Treaty of the Truman
administration. and the SALT 11
Treaty signed by Jimmy Carter. The
Senate's bottom-line reason was 1he
same m each case: the treaty was
harmful to the best interests of the
United States.
So all those treaties are null and
void under U.S. law. It's true that
Jimmy Caner and Leonid Brezhnev
sealed the SALT 11 Treaty with a kiss
in a famous news photo taken in
Vienna on June 18. 1979. bul a lcass
simply won"t substitute for two-thirds
of the Senate.
The SALT 11 Treaty accords the
Soviet U nion superiority in almost
every catefory or strategjc nuclear
weapons. t allows the Soviets to
build everything they need to achieve
a first-strike capability and decisive
nuclear superiority. while the treaty
fo rbids the United States to catch up.
The Soviets do not need to cheat; they
can do it all legally under SALT II.
The SALT 11 Treaty allows each
side a false "equality" of 2,250
strateJic offensive weapons, but does
not hmit the carrying capacity of
individual weapons or of total
weapons force. This is like saying that
two interconttnent.al freight-moving
finns are "equal" when each one has
2.250 "delivery vehicles," even
tho ugh one finn has all SO.ton
tractor-trailers and the other has only
one-ton pickup trucks.
Our pnncapal ICBM. the Minute·
man. has a maximum "carrying
capacity" of one megaton; the Soviets
have 308 SS-18 monster ICBMs wi lh
a "carrying capacity" of 50 m~tons
each. The treaty allows the Soviets 10
keep all their 308 SS-I 8s; we have
nothing comparable and the treaty
forbids us to build any.
The treaty prevents the Untted
States from catchtng up with the
superior numbers of the Soviets'
Land·based missile force even though
the Soviets admitted in a .SALT 11
"Memorandum of Understanding"
that they have 344 more IC BMs 1han
we have. ·
The treaty allows the Soviets 10
retain their massive superiority in
throw-weight by "Ii mating" each side
to the maximum missile throw-
weitht it had in 1979. This means a
Soviet advantage of al least two-to-
one over us.
The treaty has a complicated,
interlocking limitation on the
numbers of MJRVs (mul1iple inde-
ptndently 1argeted re-entry vehicles).
AJatn. the treaty limits only the
numbers but not the power or
MIRVs. &ivina the Soviets another
tremendous advantqe.
In campai~nina for the presidency
in 1980. Ronald Re.a&an co~lly
called SALT II "f1taJly flawed." In
June 1984, the Senate affirmed by
99-0 tha1 nothinJ •n international llw
requires the United tates to comply
W1th a treaty the Soviet Union
violates.
ukewise. there 1s nothina in U.S.
law that requires us to co~pfy whb an
u.oratlfied treaty. When Sen. Helms
objms to the U n1t.ed St.alC1 d1 m1ntl-
1na 1 pcrfealy usatfle PC*1don ml• ile-ca~1na submarine so that the
l1unch1na o( one nlw Trident sub will
not Clet'ed the MJk v Umhs in SALT
II, he ., ttto~oa more k~ of
the C<Hltthuuott (u ~II u common
~nte) than rnary Shultz.
l't1111t ldlany ,. • qM#mtel
e1lng' L .
--
Tucker
to"quit
atOCC?
Bro_ck' &-¥.ear--___,~
incomplete
Orange Coast Colleae has
caJled a press conference for today
and speculation was that Iona-
time head ooach Dick Tucker
would announce his ttsignation.
Tucker, S9, has been the bead
coach at OCC for 24 yean.
compiJinga 129-102-Srecord,but
be bas had seven straight losina
seasons, including a 2-7-1 mark
this past seas0n.
Tucker came to Coast in 1962
after 11 suoccssful years at Brea-
Olinda High when: he won eight
league championships and two
CIF titles. His record at Brea wa~
97-18-1.
OCC had floundered in past
seasons until Tucker took over in
'62. That season his team went 8-1
and was invited to the Orange
Show Bowl where the Pirates
defeated Glendale College.
The following season, Tucker's
team went 9-0 and was invited to
the Junior Rose Bowl, where the
Pirates defea ted NE Oklahoma
A&M, 21-0.
But Tucker's best JC team may
have been the 1975 contingent
wh.ich went 11-0, rolling past all of
its opponents with ease. Orange
Coast was declared the natiQP_il
champion that season after de-
feating Rio Hondo, 38-14, in the
Avocado Bowl.
Tht't"e more winning seasons
followed. then came the scven-
year drought. In the past seven
years, Coast has recorded a
17-51-2 record.
Ram QB h as another
opportunity to prove
critics wrong Sunday
Fn.m AP dJ1,.teM1 /
As a NationaJ Football League
rookie. Dieter Brock got the Rams off
to a 7-0 start. Then he guided them to
a championship. Now they're playing
for a Super Bowt benh.
But the Rams quarterback st1 II gets
booed by the home fans and his
reviews have been less than rave
notices.
Among the knocks put on Brock
over the course of this season are that
he's immobile and holds the ball too
Iona. malcinf him suscepttble 10
sacks; that bes inept at dumptng the
ball off when bis deep receivers are
covered; and that he s1mpl} isn't a
National Football Lcagut' quality
passer.
Brock. who will be at the controls
Sunday when the Rams pla) the BcaN
in Chicago for the NFC title and
Super BowJ berth. 1s up~t by the
complain ti
"I get really kind of mad aoout 11."
Broc-4--S&id ~er a workout at the
Rams' camp ... A lot of people rcall~
think I'm a bad quanerbad .. which I
think: is nd1culous ...
Asked what he's done about the
raps. Brock gnnnt'd and replied.
"Noth mg ... yet."
If Tucker resigns as football
coach, he is expected to remain as
athletic d irector.
,,.....,._
Dieter Brock la atlll trying to &et a lrlP on thing• before NJl'C ChamplonabJp game.
The 34-ycar-oJsi Brock who pla}ed
11 years tn the Canadian Football
League before s1gn1ng with the Rams
last spnng. kept hts cnttcs' firt'S
stoked last Saturda~ 1n 'the Rams'
'Grant's Tomb 'claims.another victim
UCI · s los ing skein extended
to 10 at Fresno State,-53-48
FRESNO -The UC Irvine men's
basketball team will have to wait at least
another year to snap its Jinx at Fresno State's
Sclland Arena. otherwise known as "Grant's
T omb."
The Anteaters went into Thursday n~t's
Pacific Coast Athletic Association game wnh a
nine-game losing streak at Fresno and when 1t
was over. the skein nad reached 10 after the
Bulldogs came away with a 53-48 victory over
frustrated \,JCI before I 0, 132 onlookers.
And 1t was a typical Fresno State defensive
performance that put the shac kles on the
Anteaters, especially the usually rel iable Tod
Murphy.
Murphy was held to a season-low four
points, and missed all six shots from the field
before fouling out with I :55 remaining af\er
playing 33 minutes of the pme.
Even with Murphy s low output. the
Anteaters stayed 1n contention until the final
minute.
·· UCI cut the deficit to 49-48 with 43
seconds left in the game when Joe Buchanan h11
an off-balanced j umper in the lane.
At thJS pomt, with the 45-second clock
turned off, the Anteaters needed to create a
turnover or force a foul. Using a trapping
defense, Rick Ciaccio fouled Marvin Cartt'r
near midcourt wuh 34 seconds lef\ and Carter
·dinned both free throws to expand the Fresno
lead to 51-48.
The Anteaters took the ball downcourt on
the ensufag poS5CSSio n and Wayne Engelstad's
three-point sho t attempt caromed off the nm.
The Build~ rebounded and Leo Walker was
fouled by Ciaccio. Walker convened both free-
thro-# attempts for the final margin.
"We got the shots we wanted. ones we
thought we needed to win." said a disappointed
UCI Coach Bill Mulligan. "We lost our poise
tonight and that should not happen to a veteran
team like ours. However, 1fyou are ~oing to lose
1t (poise). this is the place it wi ll probably
happen."
PCAA s tandings
c---.
Nev•~·Lu Veiln
N•w Mexico Ste te
Fresno Stet• UC Irvine
S.n Jow Stele
Peclflc
C•I Stet• FL;tlefton
Utell Stele
UC S.nta aerbMe
Lono Be~Stete
Tllw'sdars keAS Fre'no Stete 53, UC ,,.,,,,,.. '8
WL ) 0 , 0
2 1
2 I
2 2
I 2
I 2
I 2 I l . ,
Ut•" Stet• 11. Cet Stele Fullerton 16 Cott
S.n JOM State 16 UC S.nte 8erDere 63
NtY.0.·LH VeilH as, P•cH1c '°
Se!UN9V's~ UC Irvine et f>ecHlc
Cal Stele Ful~on 41 S.n JoM S14 1t
Lon9 8 .. c,. Stele et N-Mexico Start
UC S.nte 8erDere et Ute~ Stele
C>Yw ..
W L 1• ,
• l
9 s
6 ' 9 • .. ' . , s , ... , 1
• 9
The first half was vintage Fresno as the
Anteaters were held to a 4-of-22 shoottng
performance with all four field goals comrng
from Johnny Rogers. In fact. Rogers scored the
Anteaters' first 11 points before Murphy hit a
pair of free throws with 2:05 rematntng 1n the
first half.
The Bulldog defense did an excellent JOb
denymg the ball to Murph}. who entered the
game wt th a 22. 7 sconng average.
"I still have to give Fresno all the credit."
said Mulligan. "They played a great defense
We had a combtnauon of poor coaching and
poor playing. I probably tncd to put tn too
many things this week.
"Saturda) night tn Stockton <UCl's next
game agamst PaClhc) 1s a b1g-11me game for us"
Rogers and Scott Brooks shared sconng
honors for UCT with 15 points. but af\er that tt
dropped of to fh c b~ T ro~ Carmon
LT Irvine shot onl)' 26 percent from the
field tn the game
Fresno State was paced b) senior ct'nter
Bnan Salone, who scored 13 potntS and pulled
down 10 rebounds. G uard Mike Mitchell a
product of Mater Det High. finished with 11
points off the bench despite bemg hea v1I) taped
wtth a groin tnJUry. Teammate Jos Kuipers.
who ts averaging 10.4 potnts th ts season. tallied
onl} three due tn part to a lower back anJury
Drysdale FV-Ocean View top s Sunse t openers • S UJng fountain Valley High will be first tn hne to agamst t~e Oilers. who at 6-8 are one ol onl) 11.1.u
take a shot at favonte Ocean View tonight when San.et League hancUCllp teams w11h losing records The other ts ~ e\t· ·~ the Sunset League boys basketball race t1psoff w1th minster. at 3-10 Dally Pilot predlctloos In the Sea V1ev. League. there arc <,urpn<,t·<. el~ -W.1 e th.rec 7:30 games. . I. Ocean View (I 0-41 '·I both at the top anJ oottom of the standing' .ir. · . T~e Scahawks arc ineligible for CIF compct1-2. Edison ( I0-4) +-I follov.mg the first two nights of dCll' 11~
Ex-Dodger doesn .-t -
want na me involv-ecf-
11on this season, so the race will boil down to five 3. Manna (1 0-61 5-1 Un1vers1t\ has raced from the gate wi th tv.o
other teams competing for lhc three spots. 4. Fountarn Valle) (9-6) 7-1 wins ha\lng knocked ofTSaddJeback and Estanu.i
Fountain Vallery bnngs a 9-6 pre-league record S. HuntinJton Beach (6--8) .:;5.1 At the other end is Woodbndgc. which ha~
into tonight's game. while Ocean View (I 0-4) ha:. 6. Westminster ()..I 0) 50..1 dropped its first 11.1.0 contcm followmg an
in Ha waii resta urant dropped three of its last four outtngj. tncluding two 1mpress1,e pre-season where the \.\-amors logged
in the Kmg Cotton Classic tn Arka nsas and an 11-2 record
---Tuesday's 51-49 loss to Long Beach Poly. for tonighfs openers w1th defeats. L~n,·\ TroJanS, 'NhO share the earl\ Sea \tr\\
INDIO (AP) -Former Los An-In fact. tl was a black day for unset League Besides the Ocean View at Fountatn Valle) lead with Corona del Mar. will v1~1t Nt·~pon
geles Dodgers pitching star Dor. teams all around Tue~ay as Edison (6 7-63 to Long game. Manna v1s1h Hunttngton Beach and Harbor ( 1-1 ). In other games. CdM hom E.'\tanna
Drysdale has gonc tocoun to keep his Beach Wilson): Marina (54-53 10 Lakewood): and Westminster calls on Edison ( l·I ). Woodbridge '' at Saddlebad.. ( 1·1 I and name out of new restaurant his ex-1 wife runs in Hawaii. Huntington Beach (69-55 to M1ll1kan)all tuncd up Marina takes a 10-6 record into tis game Laguna Beach t 1-1) v1\lts Costa Mesa 10--1
In a lawsuit filed Wednesday tn
Riverside County Superior Court,
Drysdale seeks a court order banning
the use of his name and picture in the
eatery, called Drysdale's Two, in
K.ailua-Kona on the island of Hawaii.
The use of the Drysdale name and
sale of souvenirs at the restaurant
operated by Eula "Ginger" Drysdale
violates the couple's October 1984
divorce settlement. the suit alleges.
That settlement, the suit says, gave
M rs. Drysdale sotruwnership of
. another K.ailua-Kona restaurant.
Don Drysdalc's Club 53 Inc. She used
to be a co-owner in that business with
Drysdale. who wore No. 53 when he
pitched for the Dodgers from 1956 to
1969.
The divorce settlement allows Mrs.
Drysdale to use her former husband's
name and i>ictures at the original
restaurant. DrysdaJe's Palm SprinP.
attorney. Jon A. Shoenberger. said
Thursday. But. he said, it bars any
further commercial use of DrysdaJe's
n1me or likeness.
Drytdale's Two opened lut No-
vember.
The complaint contend• the new
restaurant's walls are covered with
pictures of lhe riaht·handed pitch Int
star "at various 1tqet of his career.
The tuit alao alS..10a¥enin bear~ i"' [)ryldale'a name and picture A1' beina IOld at the new rnuurant
withOut bi1 content .. It i1 the fint and only problem
that baa come up si~ the divorce,"
Sboenberter said. .. The di vorcc: was
handled amicably and this problem
hauri1eaand we aret,Tnt to solve it
and it' I not a tq deal. •
Orndale it now 1 bro9dcatter for
the Ch~:: Soi. Both ha vc bomea i.D
Rancho Mafllt, nOt far ftoom this
daen town 1 l!> milea toutbeut of
Loi Anette.. boenbcfltr •id.
Peete sneaks into
3.-way tie at T of C
Runofbfr tes draws
him even with Kite,
O'Meara at 9 unde r
CARLSBAD (AP) -A very
pleased Tom Kite considered his
round and pronounced it "not bad for
a little ol' skinny kid from Texas."
Kite had a 6-under-par 66 on
Thursday. a round in wbk h he hit 17 ~OS in retUlatiOn and didn't !iUffer
a holey.
"The best round I've played in a
Iona time," l(jte said.
But IOOd as it was, it wasn't quite
aood enouah for him ·to retain sole
p()llelSion of fint place in the SS00,000 MONY Tournament of
Champions.
Kite, the dtfeodina title-holder in
the e1clusive tounwnent that brinp
toeetbef o!'ly _ lbe winnen of Pro. falional Oolfen Atlociation Tour
event.a ftom the lase 12 months. was
two 1hot1 cleat of the ~Jd with two
boles to play on the La Cotta Country
Club coune..
But when he liDOed out birdie puns
on the Iona. ditnCuJt 17th and 1 ltb
holes, he found bimtelfin a three-way
tie for the lead.
Mark O'Meara fhtiabed btrchc-
bi.nbe for a 6$, the betc rwnd of &be
toumllneftt. and c.alvin Peete rollod
in three putt.a &om the I ,_20 foot
l'UID fbr I blntje-birdio-birie ftnitb . .
to a 6 7 that pulled them into a tie with
Kite at 135, nine shots under par at
the halfway point of the first official
tournament of the 1986 season.
"That was exciting." Peete said of
his b1rd1e blitz. ·"Those aren't the
eu1est holes in the world."
Thrtt strokes back of the three
leaders was Mast~rs champion
Bernhard Langer of West Germany
and Jim Thorpe, tied for fourth at
138 Thorpe had a second-round 68 in
the warm, sunny weather and Langer
shot his second 69.
Danny Edwards and 21-year-old
Scott Verplank. the first amateur to
play 1n the 34-year-old tournament.
were next at 139. Vcrplank closed up
Wlth a 67 and Edwards shot 69.
U.S. Open champion Andy North
was at 140 aner another 70. The
BritiJh Open title-holder, Sandy Lyle
of Scotland. was 72-142. and PGA
cham p Huben Crreen had a 73 for
148.
In a tep&l'lte but conCWTCnt tour·
nament for 198.S winnm from the
lenion tour. with SL00,000 at stake,
Miller Berber mo~ into a threo-
Jhot lead at t 40 after a second-round
10.
.... Elder. the ftnt"""®.Dd klder.
slipped blck to teCOnd at 74-143.
Arook1 hbner Md 7 J.14S and ~ llMMnlOft. the A ......... who ...on
dut title aod apt othtn 1ut >"*'• .,....,,'° 73-147 •
----Tam &t• 'tl•••t of a 1a11d trap• ta.. lla Ml•~ ..... fla7 .... ,. ......... -..~ ........ ~
playoff opener apinst Dallas.
He had his worst day 11ncc becom-
ma a member of the Rams. compJet-
in_gJ uSt six of 22 ~rows for SO yards
wtth one intcrcept1on.
The JUms nevertheless beat the
Cowboys, 2().-0, thanks mainly to an
outstanding effort by their defense
and a playoff-record rushini per-
formance by Eric Dickenon.
Brock, however, said the JUms·
passana game wasn't as bad apinst
the Cowboys as the stat.s made 1t look.
"We had a couple of dro ps, and
we'd have had a touchdown if Bobby
Duckworth could have gotten, a foot
down (inbounds 10 the end zope).
"And a couple I JUSt thn:w badly.
But the ma1n thing was that I had
good time to throw, and that the play-
act ion passes gave me a lot of time to
throw."
The Rams thttw comparatively
ltttle this season. Winding up last in
the league in passing.
But, as Coach John Robinson has
pointed out often when he's felt the
need to answer Brock's carpers, the
quarterback: won 11 ofh1s 15 regular-
season starts. set a club record with a
59 7 percent compleuon rate. and was
ranked third in the NFC tn passing
efficiency
When he signed w11h the Rams.
Brock said. he expected to be throw-
ing the ball more
"I've always been lhe focal point of
the offense wtth my teams in the past.
but the focus here 1s on the run:· he
said. "From the first game. we started
throWlng less and less. We were
winning and the defense was playing
so well. we got a little more con-
~rvau ve ..
*** No r eward
for Rams
poachers
'Man go· d enies h e
offered teammates
dinner fo r sack s
SUWA.NEE. Ga <.A.Pl -tevc
McM1chacl gives the 1mprcss1on that
he is mean and tough but he tns1s1s he
ne'er put out a bount~ on opposing
quarterbacks
"Mongo." as his Chicago Bea~
teammates ca ll 1he1r dekns1' e tac~le
denied that he had promised tu treat
an:i-one to dinner for e'e~ quar-
'terback le' eled
..Pla'er talk... •~ the v.a'
McM1chael descnbed the bount\
stor) givt•n out b~ come-rback Mike
Richard on
McM1chael promised. though. that
the Bears "' 111 rematn aggresst' e "'hen
the'Y take on the Rams Sunda\ tn the
'iauonal Football Conference 111le
g.amc rn Ch1c.ago·s Soldier Field
The Bears ar.." getting read~ at the
~tlanta Falcone;' camp. where
Mc~1chael on Thursda~ recalled last
\Car's 23-0 loss to San Francisco in
the \.FC 111lc game 't'htl h sent tht'
-4Qers on to a Supt"r Bov.I tnumph
.. ~ e're like a hean ~c1gh1 champion
"'ho has been beaten and he comes
back for a rematch and ~nocks the
stuffing out of the o ther guy.''
McM1chael said
One reason for his feeli ngs is
"\.\-e're a better team than we were
IJ'>t \ear Our offenS(' t!> bl·ttc.·r and
that hrlp~ our defense ..
But \k M1chael also ~am~ the
Rear<; must stop Ram running back
fn, D1cker~on rf the~ hoix· to
ad,am·e 10 . uper Bo wl :\ \ rn !\Icy.
Orlean\
··0ic~e~n 1s tht'tr whole ofTl'D"iC ...
said McM1chael "be~thangthe) do
centers around htm Last 'ear the'
proved the) could run against U\ bu·t
tht" holdtng was unbclte' able ··
The Rams whipped tht· Bea~.
29, 13. last year after the Bear\ hid led
I 1-6 and held Dickerson to .tO 'ards
1n the first half · · ·
Dirkerson go t rnto gear 1n the
r,('C()nd half and finished th<' game
w1th 149 yards rushing and two
touchdowns.
"That gives U!> the ps)cholog.ical
ad,,antage." said McM1chael. "The}
beat u and that has been on our
minds "
.\f\er the game. dC'fenst\C coordi-
nator Buddy Ryan said the Bea.~·
defens1'e line had let the team down
··everybody got tx-at on defense
that da)'." !i8td M cM1chael
SCCtakeson
Cal Baptist
The uthcm CaJ1(omia Col-lett men's bask.etbaH team wall
1eet iu first win of the NAJA
Otstnct 111~ to nl&ht wheo the Va . ~!come C.al
8aptnt 10 a 7: pmc
C. t~ defend.Ina dist.net
uthem 01VlSJOn dwnp1o n. (ell
to Westmont. 11-62. Tunday
ntaht on the Wamon' court. The
Vansuards led early •J\ the pme
by 10 points. but 19 tumovm
provtd to bt-downfall.
Ken 8ard.slc was tbt Van-
auarch. tud.1111 ICOm' IPJllll
'Net.tmont.. tally1na 20 poin\I.
•
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Football coach ADI• .... pair of pltchen H: I,.,, d r ir:c~ "'A
becomes member ~~~om::.~~ • US.a. es p-,,un IJ I ~
Of •~clal team LeaJue du~·· nunor ... aftil1111t at USC cs Fullerton also . AnthODY. Jone• added 19 .po1ol~ for ~ Vcps, and r'c'!" __ Edmootoe~ at -as~ TbW'lday. • ' , Richard Robinson tc0rcd 13. tncludanW 10 the second
the .~~~·=..,=~aiaJxd uDdtt UNLV s lps by Pacific, 8 -80 ~r~~~rd.eT~:Y~t':.1H ~~nt~~g~:~
NEW ORLEANS -Collcae footbaJJ
coaches have often talked about poJicina
tbem~lves but Rich Johanningmeier bas
done something about tL He is becomloa
an NCAA investiptor.
After I 0 years as bead coach at Southwest M iuoun
State, a O.vis100 I-AA scbool,Johanoingme1cur1IJJOtn
the NCAA 's enforeement staff not monlh.
Tbejob description -Jobannin,cier anfwercd an
ad an the NC?AA News -says that ·an enforcement
representative is primarily responsible for the in-
vestiption of assigned infractions cases and making
oral presentations of information and evidcnc.c at
Committee on Infractions meetings.
"The 10vcstigation process tncludcs locating
principals, making appropriate appointments and
travel plaM for anterv1ews, prcpanng memorandums of
informauon collected, dcveloptng official case flies.
analyzing information on file to complete a case and
ensuring that established investigattve procedures are
followed."
Translation: Johannmgme1er wtll be a cop. When
he visits a college campus in the future, he wo n't bnnga
football team with him. And the last persvn a coach
wants to sec in his office is an NCAA investigator.
0'The reaction (to the move) surprise$ me some."
Johannmg:me1er said Wednesday as he mingled among
more than 2,500 of has fonner COllCIJUCS dunng the
American Football Coaches AsS0C1ation's annual
convention.
"I've had a lot-Of guys say. 'We want to see you
S0C1all)'.' One DivJSion Ill coach told me. ·You're
always welcome at our place. We may be the only guys
that'll welcome you.'
"A lot of guys have been really sincere about it and
said, 'We're glad there's a coach tn there. Maybe you'll
understand more.· Some guys may feel comfortable
enough to give me a call About something and say.
'Look.. I don't know 1f there's anything to this. but
maybe you guys can look into it.' "
While enforoemcnt will be the main part of
Johanningmeier's JOb, he would prefer to practice
preventive medicine.
"There·s a couple of programs up there," he said.
"One is that you arc an NCAA investigator. Number
two, you work m their 'Intercept' program, you work
witb a lot. of the recruits tn the country, sitting d.own
w11h their parents and the student.athlete and
explaining to them what the rules are, how recruiting
operates.
Quote of the day
Wlllic Pep, former flywe1$ht boxing cham-
pion, on reports that he had died. "Naw. I ain't
dead. I havcn·1 even gone out of the house."
Successful surgery for Usher
SANTA MONICA -United St.ates [i]
Football League Commissioner Harry •II t
Usher underwent successful heart surgery
Thursday at St. John's Hospital and Health
Center, a hospital spokeswoman said.
"Mr. Usher underwent successful coronary bypass
surgery today and he's doing great according to his
surgeon," nursing supervisor Nancy Ramfrez said.
"There were no complications. He will be hospitalized
about I 0 days, that's the usual for this kind of surgery.··
Ramirez said there was no other information
a vailable concerning the surgery.
Usher entered the hospital Dec. 21 after complain-
ing of chest pains. The surgery was postponed and he
was discharged Dec. 31 so he could spend the New
Year's holiday with hts family at home 1n nearby
Tarzan a.
formerly with die Tau. . and M.innetota comoered to Pacific's 40perccnt.
Twins Of11.D.1,Z8tions, Wbitebovte pla~ for the TWilll 1'nm AP........ ... ..... State 71, UC Su&a Barbara H : o.ch Bill for~ of~ last thrtt teat0n1. • ~or~ SEATTLE_ Chris Welp scored a career-hap 28 ~tot hi1 IOOtb victory at San Jose State with lhehelp
reC"ord is 9-4, with a '4.67 earned run averqe and five ~·nu lO lieed the Univeni¥bofWuh=· on Huskies to a of bis son Rick)"s 24 points as the Spanans downed UC
saves. . • c: • uc• ... __._ · I ·n o Santa 8arbata m San J ose. • Fossas. a native of Havana, Cuba. was Pined by "Victory over ~ 0•~)' t 0 • Plc:i <>I Ricky Berry made 9of11 field goal attempt.$ and the
Teus aftenbc Raneer"s took him on w 12th round of Co~ oollcsc ~ett.11 pine. Sputanuhot 6Q percent from the noor, hitting on 31 of 4S
the June, 1979 draft. He was 7-6 for Oklaboma.City last ever ~~er a rn!~ =~ ~~Ullcies' wtest victory shots. They W'Crc ahead 39-27 at halftime and bujlt a 20.
sea.son. wi~h two ~va a.nd a 4.7S ERA. Has career Wuhinaton led UCLA 42.~ at the half, and waa point lead during the second half as they cruised to the
record, aJJ an the m1nora. as s2 .. s I. brieny threatened by 1 Bruin scorina bunt early in second victory which gave them a 2-2 conference record and a 9-4
Hou.ton eztenda bome •treak
Guard Job lAeet ICOrcd 27 points m and f uelcd a second-haJf comeback that
erased a 17-point haJfUme deficit and
rallied Houston to a 120.110 National
Basketball As.sociation victory over San Antonio
Thursday oja,ht. The victory allowed the Rockets to
keep their unbeaten 19-pme home streak int.act ... In
other NBA action, Gleu Riven ICOred 29 points and
Do~ Wllkiu added 26 to lead n:d·bot Atlanta to
a 110..99 victory over Detroit. The victory was the
Hawks' 11th in their last IS games. The Pistons have
has lost 11 of their last 13 ... Jeff MalOM scored 32
points and Cliff Robluoll added 21 as Washingtoo
dealt Utah its ninth loss in the last 10 games. 95·89 ...
Mike Evu1 hit 12 of his IS points in the Last 10: 17 of
play to lead Denver to a 94-.90 comeback victory over
Seattle. Evans. rcc.cntly relegated to the bench most of
the time because of his erratic play. took over when
Lafayette Lever.picked up his fifth personal foul with
the game tied at 71-71 early in the fourth period.
Shutouts for Flyera, lalanden
Rookie Darrea JeD1ea recorded his ~
first Nauonal Hockey League shutout as ,
Philadelphia beat Washington, 4-0. The
victory extended the Aycn• fint•place lead ·
in the Patrick Division to six points over the second-
place Capitals. who have played one less game ...
Elsewhere in the NHL. Bryu Trottier scored twice
including the Islanders' first shon-banded goal of th~
season. as New York routed Pittsburgh, 9-0. The
Islanders recorded their eighth straight home-ice
victory over Pittsburgh, which blew a chance to move
ahead of New York and into third place in the Patnck
Div1s100 ... Gres Paslaw1tl and Mm Reds scored
two goals each. and St. Louis routed Boston. 7-2 for its
first victory over the Bruins in 12 games since Dec. 10
1981 ... Jim PepllD1tl'1 goal 13 seco nds into overtim~
gave C.algary a S-4 victory over Vancouver and snapped
a club-record I I-game losing streak. Peplinski banged a
pass from Perry Bereiu off the goal post and w1 n
behind goa~e.Weodell Youa.
Matuszek to undergo surgery
LOS ANGELES -lnfielder--0ut-•
fielder Len Matuszek of the Los Angeles
Dodscrs will undergo arthroscopic surgery
on his right shoulder Friday. the Natio nal
League Western D1vu1on champions announced
Thursday.
~-Frank . Jobe ~ill perform the surgery at
Centinela Hospital Medical Center in Inglewood.
Television, radio
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6 p.m . -PRO BASKETBALL: Clippers at
New Jersey (delayed). KMPC (7 10).
6:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: l(jngs at
Minnesota Jdelayed), KGIL ( 1260).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Indiana
at Lakers. KLAC (570).
half. overalJ mark.
UCLA pulled to within one poant at 44-43, but the Jn 1 non-<:0nfercncc battle:
Huwes responded with an 11-2 scoring,pun and wasn't DePaal '7t, Pepperd.lae 57: Point guard Rod
threatened after that. Strickland led a balanced scoring attack with 18 points as
UCLA auard Montel Hatcher and forward Reuit DePavJ scored a nonconfercnce triumph over the Waves
Miller led the Bruins with 18 ~ints apicoe. in Rosemont, m.
W..shinaton's Paul Fon1er scored 24 points and The Blue Demons, 9-3. harrasscd Pepperdine into
gnbbc(j a pme-high ei&ht rebouocjs. committina numerous turnovers and taking ill-advised
The Hu1k.ics raisecf their overalJ record to 8-7 overall shots. Pepperdtne. 12-3. lost for only the sixth time in its
and their conference mark to 2-1. UCLA slipped to 6-4 last 35 contests.
overall and 1-2 in league action. '
In other Pac-10 action: ln top 10 action: Was~ St H, USC H : Senior guard Chris N•rG CaroU.. tz, ForAam H : Brad Daugherty
Winkler came off the bench to.score 16 points and lead scored acareer-bjgb 33 pointsand grabbed 11 rebounds as
Washington St.ate to ·a conferenec victory over the unbeaten and top-ranked North Carolina won its I 5th
T rojans in Pullman. game at Madison Square Garden.
The Trojans led 31-29 a( halftime. but Wink1er Georpa Tecll H , R•tcen H : John Salley and Marte
scored 12 of his points in the second half to lrigcr the · Price each 500~ 16 points to lead fifth-ranked Georgia
Cougars. Tech (l 3-1) to its 12th straight tnumph at Madison
The two teams were deadlocked at SO.SO when Square Garden.
Winkler and guard Brian W!iJhthit back-to-back baskets Memi*b State 73, Loalsvllle 71 : Junior center
fro m the outside to put WashLD&toP State ahead for good. William Bedford scored 20 points to lead the sixth-ranked
Washington· St.ate led 56-S2 when a parade to the Tigen to a Metro Conference victory over the 17th-
Cougar foul line.began with 2: 13 left m the contest. ranked Cardinals in Memphis.
Arilou State It, Callfonlia 17: Chris Sandie scorc0 ·· Alabama 13, LSU 17: Buck J ohnson scored 29 points
I 5 points. including a pivot.al jumper with t : Io and pulled down I 0 reboundsto lead the Crimson Tide to
remaining, as Arizona St.ate rallied to beat California in an upset victory over prcvio1,.1sly unbeaten and cighth-
T ranked Louisiana State 1n Southeastern Conference em pc.
The Sun Devils.down 58-50 with 6:24 remaining, got action in Tuscaloosa.
two three-point plays from Eric Holloway -who had all
of his 14 points in the second half -and then took the
lead for good at 64-63 on Sand1e·s crucial jumper. College basketball A.rl1ona 77, Scaafonl It: Steve Kerr scored a carccr-
high 24 points and Scan Elliott added 20 as Arizona held
on to beat Stanford ip Tucson.
In PCAA action:
U&o State It, Cal State FaJJertoa 71: Greg Grant
scored 17 of his gamc~high 33 points in the first half and
Utah State did not miss a free throw after halftime as the
Aggies defeated the l:itans in overtime in Logan.
After making six of seven from the line in the first
half, Utah St.ate was 13of13 in the second half and 6 of 6
in the overtime period.
Utah St.ate led 37-36 at halftime, but the hot-shooting
Tit.ans came back to take a 54-47 lead with 10:43
remaining.
Grant then led a 6--0 spurt with two jumpers and two
free throws to cut it to 54-Sl with 8:22 left.
Nevacla·Lu Ve1as 15, Pacific H : Fred Banks made
two slraight baskets to ~ve 12th-ranked Nevada-Las
Vegas.a comfortable lead tn the closing minutes and the
Rebels posted a victory over the Tigers in Stockton.
The Rebels were ahea~ by only three points. 74-71 ,
before Banks scored followmg two UOP turnovers with
about three minutes remaining. The UNLV guard
finished with a game-high 31 points.
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I 0 a.m. -MOTOR SPORTS: .Superbowl of
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11 a.m . -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Georgetown
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I p.m . -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: USC at
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The. Ediaon High 11rls soccer
team posted its 11th shutout of
tbe ~a1<>n Thursday. recording a
S.() victory over Westminster in a
Suose1 Leaauc match.
HB surprises Marina in Sunset open_~r
Mitch Nadon and Joy Bicfeld
had two goals apiece as the C~ers won the league opener
aod Improved to 14-0-1 overall
this season. Pam Lcwm booted in
the other goal for Edison, which
led at halftime. 3-0.
Foun ta in Valley, Edison a ls otiiiimph;
CM , Wa rriors , CdM , NH win in Sea View
The.Chargers have allowed just
six goals in the 15 games.
Ne•Por t Harbor I, Corona del
Mar I: The Sailors improved to
2..() m league wlth their first-ever
win over the Sea Kings at Harbor.
Alexa Steele scored the only
goal in the first half while Missy
Bershad starred in goal for New·
port.
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Huntington Beach stunning Manna.
while favorite Fountain Valley took
advantage of a dismal start by Ocean
View, !ind Edison rolled past West-
minster.
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Corona del Mar remained undefeated
1n Sea View play, while Costa Mesa
and Newport Harbor also racked up
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P__..M V...., U , OCMn View S4
(s-Mt ~)
~ V-. CMl '"' v.-. C6JI ... ,.,,.... ,." ....
OoulV J 1 3 l) Ht n<lln 10 11 2 l l
V!Khos 4 4 4 U Welln S l 4 1l Slrtltfll ) 1 S 7 Coo11, t 0 S 4 Zenatll 2 2 S 6 CIOw., 1 2 1 6 O Lwtn 4 2 J 10 l,.ew.., I I l 3
lock ~ 2 1 6 Owwsll I O 3 2
HUflelar 0 0 2 0 Jolln.on I t 1 4
L Yount 0 0 I 0
Tottlt " II ,, J4 TOI~ n It '° ~
k#a n o.aftln
OCMn View I 11 10 1~
F-letn VellaV 21 10 U lt-Q
C:.-_. MM .. , •ttMcM J6 c• "'--~> c.... .. Mw ( .. ) ....... ()4) ....... .. ..... wne.ro > 1 s 1 ,.... J , 4 •
JOMt 10 e > ~ ltackl o o 2 o Smlrl S 0 0 10 lotarly l I ) 7
l tm<'ln 1 o 4 14 Ht114V I ~ ) ' sio...-., o o 2 o Httirn.. T o 1 ,
OerMMv0 111 s.tl )0 46
fOf... U 10 t• .0 M¥n I 0 7 1
Nawtwn ' 0 t 4
TO!tlt 14 • 11 J4
~-.~
GorOllll dill MM t 1• 17 1....0
l ttencle U 1 I t-14
T~ l•~lt '*'°'
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Mvn11"'
"oung
KINCI<
KaNcll.1
Youngs
Cnin
6 ) 4 lS s Fo•d I 0 I 1
I 2 1 4 Mocero 4 l 1 II
S I J 11 Anoul 0 0 • 0
S 4 l 14 hmur • I 1 4 4
J ? l 8 Oa Tnll.w 0 1 I 1
O O I 0 DI Tnkw 3 0 • 6
Ptet lltr 0 I I I
AffH 1 J ) S
Eowardl J 1 I I
ro•a' 20 11 11 S2 Toral\ 1J 13 XI J9
Score llY 0\11~1
14 9 11 I? S1
7 lJ 10 9-39
Tournament of Chlmploru
Cat C11'1Sbadl
M.trli. 0 MHr.t
Tom(ttt
Calvin Peele
Jim rnoroa
Bernt11 r<1 Leno••
11;S<o11 Veroran•
Oannv EOwarO\
Anov Norin
Dan Forsman
M.trk McCumoer
Pnll Blackmar
C.eor oe Bur n1
Sa nov Lvle
We vne l.evl
Helt Irwin
B111 G1anon
Joev Slndt ler
R09er Mallt>I•
Rav FIOvO
Tim Stmo•on
Fuuv lo.lier
Curlis S•r•not
K.tnGrHn
L•nnv Wt<lklns
Corey Pevln
""-rll Wlabt
Hutl«I C,r""
BObEHIWOOO
John M.tnaHev
He1Sv11on
WOOOv 8tack burn
Miiier Berber
LH Elder
Arnol<I Pelmar
Pt1or Tnomson
Oon January
HtrOld Hannl"9
Mlll.t Fe1cn1c11
s.niot s T .ur
, ........ 9'¥
NtOH ICMOOL ........ ~
10·6S-IJS
69·M-13S
68 67-13S
10 68-138
69·6t-ll8
11·61-139
70·69-13'1
10·70-140 n &9--u1
68 1)-141
14 68-141
11 11-10
10 11-141
10 11-14? n 11-143
14 10-14,
14 JC>-144 14 11-IH
ll 1?-14S n n-u s
II 1•-US
10 /S-14S
16 10-146
13 73-146
II 15-146
11 lS-141
1S 1)-141
7S·ll-1 ...
1l TS-141 11 11-141
18 14-IS2
10 10-140
•• 7a-143
11·1}-t4S
74 13-1•1
111 n-14
13·76-149
13·79--167
...... i. ......... 2
EdltOtl )(Orlne Cati~ 1 ~ I,
Wlllaw\ 1
Wtttm!nsl.,. a<Oflfto WNtmwr I, l.ove
land l
•
And Southern Caltfomia Colles.c
romped p&st Christ College Irvine 1n
a women's matchup.
Herc's how it went:
HutlD&toa Beaclt ti, Martaa U :
Tammy Keller hit two free throws
with IS seconds left and Manha
Krcehc came up with a steal to ice 1hc
win for the Oilers at Huntington
Beach.
After Keller's charity shots gave
HuntinJtOn Beach (9· 7) a 45-44 lead.
the Vikmgs worked the ball up coun
and called time out. But they wtre
oi.on Stephen•
Malrtnll H Ith t>. str _,.,..
YM r ·bY·VMf'
YMf', C..dl
1"4, Lute Orwn
lHS, Lule Olwn
'"'· Lult Orwn lff7, Lute Orwn
IHI, Lult Olion
1969, Lula °''on
1970, Jim Steohtn\
1971, Jim Sreohens
1972; Jllfl S1tP11•ns 19n. Jim Stte>nen1
lt7•. Jim StlOl'lt<I'
197S. Jim Slal>htns
1976, Sieve Pooo ... 1cn
1977, sreve Pooovlcn
197t, Sieve Pooovkr.
1979, sr .. t Pooovlcn
19'0, Sltve Po11<>vkh
1911, Srtve Pooovlctl
1911, Sltvt Poe>0vlct1
1"3. Sltvt Poe>0vlch
1914, Sieve POCIOVkh
19'S. Slevt Pooovlch
• CIF o4avofh anlrv
•• CIF 4·A samlflne ll'h
... (IF 4·A finalist'
Rec:ard 11 14 , ... ....
•• 10·4
•• 27· ..
IS· 12
• 11·9
•• 11·1 ••• 20-6
• 21·9 ••• 2t·2 ... n·• ... ,., .. ,
IJ· IJ
IS·9 ... ,., ...
17 8
12 11
• 14 10
• 13·10
4 ..
11 14
• Sun ... t Le111ue co·cnemo•ons
• • SunMt LHoue cr.a mPlons
*
Mob•
EclMrl Hkltl tMstrl'tbel
YMr ·bV·VM r
YMr. CM dl lllec:ar<I
1910. Davt Moh\ 8 IS
191 I, Davt Mo"' I · 16
1972, Oave Mon\ 14 11
1973. Oeve Moh\ 8· 16
19H Dave Mol'11 • 16 9
197S. Oa vt Mor>l 9 14
1976. Lionel Purcell • 13· 11
1971, 0on Ltavav 11 I•
1971, Oon Lttvtv • 14· 10
197', Barry Lt l11n 1J 11
19'0. B•rrv Lel91> • 14· IO
""· Barrv Lt 19h ' 16· IO 1911, Barrv Lelon • • 24 l
1"3, 8arrv Lt l11n S· 17
1914, Jon Borc11.,1 • 19 S
19'S, Jon Borchtr't t I•
Nolt 19'S lncluda\ s tor1t ll IOues • CIF l>levoff anlry
• Sunier LH9\Jt Cht molon'
NHL
CAMl'BELL CONl'EREHCE
Eomo111on
C1101rv
Vencouvtr
Wlnnlot11
l(lne$
(hlCllllO
Sr l.oul\
MlnnHora
Toronto
Oelroll
SmVh OM\len
W L T Pt\
29 8 • 62
1819) 39
13 24 s 31
13 7S S 31
12 13 • 11
GI' GA
221 161
1'1 IS9
1•9 176
15' 198
136 t9b
Harri• OM\len
11 11 4
II 16 4
IS 11 1
11 n s
40 111 ,,
40 146 '""
17 160 "' 11 151 Ill
9 16 s 23 1) 1 '""
WALIS CON,EtllE NCE
Pn1l•Otl0/lla
w n nl"91on
NY lllar>ders
Pl1t11>urQf>
NY Ranoa"
New J.,..ev
MontrH I
Ovaot<
Boston
Heriford 8vHalO
~•trlclr °""'""' )0 11 0 60 114 11)
lS 11 4 ~ 160 llO
11 IS 9 4J 167 IS1
11 10 40 160 IS9
11 11 )4 1'7 1)9
I~ 1• l 29 147 113 A.elem•°""'*' 7J IJ 4 so 1M 143
2l IS 1 41 "' 1J2 " 14 1 4J 15' 147
10 II I 41 1.0 IS?
II II 4 40 144 1)6
TIM1"41v'I SC:WH
SI LOU!i 7, BOllOfl 2
Pl111•de!Pl11• 4, Weshlngton 0
Ntw Yori.. ltlanc>efs t Pilltbuf9h 0
Cat0erv S. Vancouver 4 loll
T.....,,,-1G-
l<lnel ti Minn.toll
Tor onto 11 8 uttelo
Monrreal at N-Vorlr lta~s
eomonrOfl 11 Quat>«
Cnlc190 er Otrrotr
Har rtor<I et v ancouv9'
unable to act a shot otT before
Ktcchc's heads·up pla)'
Keller scored I 2 pomts to lead the
Oilers and Tami Chick added 11.
Stefanie Pempcr toned in 11 points
and bad a\ many rebound
Manna wa.s led by Heather
Kirkup'$ 16 po1nts
Po•ata}a Valley 13, ~H View H :
T he Scahawks put themselves 1n a
hole they could not get out of as the
Barons ( 14-3) rolled to a league-
open1ng victory at Fountam Valley.
Ocean View (10.5) shot only 18 of
62 from the fit"ld and fell behind 19-2
The Scahawk.s also commuted 26
turnovers as Baron Melissa Handley
went on to score a season high 31
points.
S.nfl Anita
THURSDAY'S Rl!SUL TS
( 17"1' .. " ••• "-~" "-'lne) l'NtST RACE. 6'., turlOno\
Ftttntr' F1v <Black I 1• 40 1310 11 60
Drt1m Potkv CStt venll 1S ?O 9 00
Snanohll Mo CBarroni IS ?O
Time l 11 1'S
Al&O ren Meo•c 1n Mustlt Cerullo
Aoova rtlt RHI, Gren E mollon Oai.. Portal,
Air Foret Bally. Mlcnaen S0<tt1a1, o.,~
Fallh, True to You
Scratcnao Vanilla Fa\I Oence. Cnarpe
111e Rldoa Leure4 Allee Am a Jonn
SECOND RACE. 6 ' lurl0tl9\
Snaatv CMcC1rron1 • 10 l 40 1 60
Runnl119 Ot ooneir <Black t l 60 l 00
Petronlno (Soll\) 6 60
Time 116 )IS
Aiso ran· Jusr Plain Plre•e 1·11 Smoi..e
r<ln<lu Lane, E•ctrl "Em T11'\ B•are
Totitar
ScrarclltO R1n9 ol ~a\u•t ToU9" &I'd
Pr,oud
THIRD RACE. One m•l• Suoer 1(1t1an (ShOemaker) 6 •O ) 40 310
Bara Time (Plnca vi l ?O 160
Ha vane Moon IMawltv1 710
Time I 38
Allo ran Vlfoln11 Cotonv Antoave T et>•e
ProtvD/lea Atad IN •••eoeo Drow•v
Maooe No scrarcnes n DAILY OOU9l.E 1 •1 o.•O '13 60
l'OURTH llACE. Ont milt
Co\l1n11no !Delahouuavel 7 40
Tourl,mo !Sitltnel
Sa ro\ Cnlck tValt nzuele
Tome 1 31
• 40 )70
0 0 ] 70
00
•1,0 ran Reirooad Bre><lre TuOOr
~·en Percen• Mr Sau N Cla\\
Monre11eno Your Fr .. no Cra ,o Ooul>lt
Artf\
Scr11crie<1 Sro•mv S1re11• Breakrtear•
Miu M11ter Tiu Tra cy\ Turn
l'll'TH RACE. 6 lurlQng'
Kffn Kn111nr !Hawltvl 11 IO S 40 '40
•notntr Bioom t Sol•ll l 80 1 80
PrH\ On I BlaCk I 110
T •me I 0'9 2 S
Also ran Hooon9 To Bt l.uc• • Je11°n11
Home, EA•llto But>Ole M•Ohlv Trip Covn•
Eric. Jtwt lrv S1ort
No \Cr etches '5 EXACT A l 1> P&•d \80 SO
SIXTH llACE. I I I& m t\
01'•01' 0 •a Mc( l "On' lo 40 1 4(i 4 aO
J •""•! 81&t• I 1 20 4 40
C>·"•"'·•a Dt •anouuave ~ 00
T mt I •S ? S
Al\O ren M 1\\ C•nov Juhr Wr '"'
Oan,evr F" aouieuA, Ml\\ Or•l4'D4' ~ r•nr ,.
S•er B•amt •' on Mt Ouee~ Joa~ Au
Alleooantt Mv FIN I Ml\\
X.r&fCrtti<J One For Anortt'ti V@ritu rf'"f'
Miu S.renaao
SEVENTH RACE I I 16 "·'H
T"e Ba~ <Ot1veres1 7• 40 10 40 1 00
Casll<la ' Cno1ee <0<119a 1 4 40 l 40
Vl<lanueva 1Ca&1anon1 • 80
T1mt 146
Al\o ra n r<1u 1no c;1r1 C.OOOntol'" M.
Love Lanoie 81noa Mehua Noel Da"
Ulac Quick (ne t EU•¥
Scr11c11e<1 !;nenra"ttn
U EXACTA IS-7 Pa•d U&OOO
EIGHTH RACE. I 1 m11t• on !ur•
Dencln9 01101a v I St Mrtni b 60 l 80
Palm Ruoer ISl'ID4!mek•• 1 l llO
RoveJ Rl9a lla f ICal'ntil
Time I '8 I 5
J •O
) 60
I 00
A"o r1n HHr•l1gnt Fair t/tlat~r f "
ciusl•t Srorv
Scratcl'le<I Ao•t o• Duo•ev
U EXACTA l -S DI C '7000
NINTH lllACE. I • "'''" lrevll IMtHarouei 7510 o 10 • 10
Or1en111 Wtv cMcCanon ~ 40 J 40
JOii• Jo1t1 <SI even\ l 7 i.O
Time I SI 1 S
Alw ran Bt<l<kJ•" Pe"•• Cao•• OouOlt La Vt rne \ 8'9 Mat Be •IOI)
Ondelt Caso ~·o Lvonera \ Pr ,di'
Screicnao Grand Der>Ov £.,...,...., ~ ...
Pv•aml<I ZOii\ Ont O'CIOCll. Jumo
'5 EXACTA <1 91 oa •d O SSOO
n PICK SIX 14 1 0\)7• rie c
\81/ 151 60 IO 0 ... w1nnino h<~tl Ui> rtor\~\
\1 PIO SI• con$0jal10n 01110 \111'1 00 •r l
w ""'no llcktl\ 1flve none1
\ 1 ~ICK HINE S 1 • 4 I 0 ~ l 7 <>AC
,,. 1S190 to tlv• ""1"'n1nQ '<.,.,, , .......
~or ses Ce,, •O•&' 000• ~ll 197 00
•11t~dence 16 600
Los Alamlto'
THURSDAY'S AESUL TS
ISSl!I If Sf·"""I cwa~ "'"""°
FIRST RACE. 400 varO\
~es'•" Mar' CBer<ll U 60 91() J •0
SHm1 To Mil (Lewi\) 70 40 9 00
Ou n1nto11P1amoon I H1r1) • 80
T '"'' 10 40 n EXACTA 19 S> oalo \)400
SICONO AACE 400 verO\
Or 8uroen• 1C1roora> • 6C ) 00 140
Jettef\on tMa-.:1...01 3 IO l 00
Slraw Jell•n Br_, l
T rnt Xl7S
U EXACTA tt 1 oe1<1 \l•IO
THIRD ltACE. )SQ n •Oi
A"'artlla Bar 1CrH0tr> 1l 40 S 00 J 10
c '""'"" ""° c asnlr 1 Drc"n • l 10 1 oO RtO E Vt ~09(111 l •• , •• ' • ..0
Tlmt 11 91 n EXACTA •• Pa ·O \JI 40
,O\MTH tllACE JSO •••d\
Rtbs Gr•• Poocv 1 L•ll t 00 \ tO 4 10 !toe" Sltllon !D~K'itn 'I .0 I) 10
For Eluslvt OrH m \ fTrN\ur11 S10
Time 17 t i
"'"TH tllAC• 400 •arc\ 1me Oolwl !W> tD<ell.~l 1110 11 00 7 IO nmaoenear tTrN WI'•' •l IO • 10 Fr-wblr<I 1cr .. _.1 ~00
Time 10 lO
U IXACTA <t )I Old U St40
SIXTH tllACE. 170 O !d\
rnars s..-r Dl<!Wt<ll \tfl a 40
Mr ComrTl\ilaf t Ir OOll s l
Cu r. Klll9r CP!ttu •••onl Time .. ,4
U •JC.ACTA 17 )I .,.l<I OuO
S•Yl fifTM •ACI J'° nr<I\ Man-It-(11'!111.,ICllll • 00
Mini Mef<v• C~k11\enl
StomlV SIH•kln (hfd l
Time 11 01
12 U lACTA U 11 .,.141 UJ 40
I~ aACL liO .,.,-.
0.vldt Witt (~Yftl It•
.. Sure T Oii\' (l.AietlfV I •
Go ,,. oa <'--~> TWN 11H
U O H O
•10 )10
1'0
uo l.0 uo ) JO
4 tO
u o 4 00
700 HO , 00
12 I XAC1'A CJ .. l N ici \llUO
MtNTH RAC8 . HO verft
CeMNft• Moot! tit Grcl u• uo uo ~lllt T.-CL.aortl 10.40 UO
t.-v Lan cc~...-1 ~ '° T'lma 11 ft u P'Ktl sax ,,..._,+>-1 ., e1 .. ~
'1,ftUO to 11¥1 """""'9 tltM!' l"w llOr-1 Carrvo""' ..... M,'16 IJ
ti PICa -ct ...... J.).J-1 "" ,, ....... ,.It .......... tlekat (~
..,.._I ten-...., ,..._ "6$,llUl
Dana Douty led Ocean View wtth
13 points.
Edlao• '70, Westmllltter 41 : C'h n s
Hermn and Dcnast Qabum pac.cd
the Charsers to an I 8-3 first quarter
lead and Edison increased 11 to 4 1-14
by halftime on the wa) to the win at
Eda son.
Herman chipped 1n IS potnts.
Ogburn had 12 and Knsten Wilson
added I Oas the Chargers improved 10
13-2 overall
~von A1t11a pa<:e<.l the I ion!> with
21 pomts
Woodbridge ts. Saddleback 34: The
Wamors remained unbeaten m ~a
View League pla) despite .i poor
shoo11ng performance in thl' ~in at
' TENTH lllACI! lSO varo\
Hool Taooar f Paullna• I 40 HO 4 00
Murual Prom CBardJ S 80 4 10
Lucks C.olO tMlrcnau " &() Tl!'M 11 21
n DAJL y 00\IBL.E • 9 ~· a H•" n EXACTA (f 10 Da•O '3 •0
Allt n<lanct ) 1l4
Wt'ft1'1ne
HIGH SCHOOL
SM \new LH-~ SI, S.OchM<lt ll
100-Bucnanen Ur o Putt 1
107-<.rut>t< ( U I o Burtorc ) SJ
11-B Cn1n11 1u1 o •• ·•· 'l 121-Barrio\ (Ul D Pe<tz )7 12t-<iomer ($) D D (fle ng ? 77
l~alOere IUl dee Zova1a •o !
l~Torres (SI <lee Browr 16 10
141-<.a rc•• IUl D A00"0Utl 6
156--Burts !Ul P Porr-e~•a ''1
.. 1-<erranra ISi o McN&..,9r• • I J
117-Ba1Clo IUl D C.rao001 I l9l-Aou111r1 tSI D p.,,,. )4l)
Hwt-<.er•enl !Ul o T "l'C' J d
Woadbfldet "· Cwona dtl Mer 4
100-La rson IWI won t>• '?'''"' 107-0esei IWI wor t>• •o••• •
l14--A1Cnlil' IW) D A"lt'O I ..
'2t-S1m' (W WO" O• •o,•~ •
11'-Roooe<s IWI D A"de<\'l" 2'
l:U-Jacooltfl CW o B•oeOOu\ 1 4)
141>-Pana~• CW 1 "'0" D• •or•t •
147-Jonei tW) rt Copoo11no
156-Hooarr IW> won D• •of'•''
167-T•an !WI won D• •ortt••
177-Bacon IWI wor O• fo"t·•
193-Ptoue11e IC cec Cooo IC>-0
HN•-<oii.n cw cec So••" S 2
Sun.et LH -
Edl\Ofl 47, WHlmtnllaf It
99-Kufl•m• 1w 1 o Q•cf'lard\ ? 11
IOS-Trem11ng W o Bu )(>
111-GlolY CE D D•t• ) 12
ll-N9.;ven 1 Et o Aroande l 41
126-Pe••"O 'E o A10' 1 S9 132-Lowtno-u<• E o McKe•lar l •l
IJ&->iu11nt1 W • OK Follt O.I 12 ~
l•S-Warl11 E o Str11<11in11 ...
154---Mvr•av E I Oil< MtndOZe It 1
lbS-AHftn 1 E o T"oroe 13• 17•-<.orman 1E dee 0 Hara 6 ~
191-S"O<"' W ce< Nte<I"•"' 10
H w •-E ,,,u·p~\ E Oft< ''U .ar\ CJ l
M.e r1na lO, H """"'9'IOn &at'" 7'
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121-.... a•• H o Be"""Ot' JOO
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se-<;~tOf• M Of". •·•" 8
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177-E Ven,,e\ M • Ot< ,.. "'lu'''°"'" ~ ~ ·~)-AIOtr\ M l 0 Oct•C·• I 20
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Foum.1t1 V ... • SI, Oual' Vltw t
100-Nau • Fv dK s~ · 9
107-Dtr"' rot F " ., • ••• ' ••
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11t-Pt1ct>a• ~ v '' $1to"11••t
134-0elle• ov o Mae\ ~" u~O"'Bour~u s::: v t• Wflt\1""·~4'Jr"t
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07-L~""l'fl\ r; V D "' 'If
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NML. ~ Ot ,,_ H~tat '9f1
w"'t E ""'°"'°" () '9" l l'O< 11 • a•.--llf< ~ "' • \11(11 , .. "11"'8 ""..,,
P1TTHU•OH ft ..C•UINS-~t 0-. Han~ -'l•ndar •o ta~·INI'• 01 ,,_
4'm« "Hoc'n L-
CCM.LIGI
SOUTH C111t01.1N4' \1A1[ __,
0.W• T'l'IOm*• ,..... +oottMt• ('MCI\
Wc.>Odbndae.
G1Uy PoweU toned 10 10 poinu io
the third quaner in lcadirlf Wood,.
bnd1t (9-5 , 3-0) w1tb 13 poants. The
1un1or forward al1<> had 11 tebou.nds.
The Wamon could hit ooly 17 of
68 attempts from the field. but kept
ahead of tht Roadrunners with 21
offensi ve rebounds
Jill Daniels put up nine Wood ..
bndge pomts and collected 14 re~
bounds. while hawna Sepulveda led
Saddleback (2· I) with 12 potnts.
Coroaa del Mar &G. E1tucla st:
The Sea Kings· leading sco~r,
Mi chelle Willard. fouled o ut early 1n
the founh quantr, but Junior Nata.he
Basmac1}'an and K C Jon« picked
up the slac~ to lead CdM to the win at
E!.tanc1a
Jones scored a game-high 28 P<>lf'!lS
and tossed off six assists. while
BasmaCt)an added 14 points
The Sea Kings (3-0 6-7) had a
2Ci-19 halftime advantage and
out\lorcd the Eagles. 35-15 1n the
-.ewnd half
Newport Harbor ~•. Uolvenlty lt : r he a1lors earned their first wm of
the season as Chantel Deford. Sarah
\ndru~ and Lara Asper scored tn
double figures at U 01vers11y.
Deford tossed m 16 points, Andrus
Jdded I 0 points and I J rebounds. and .\s~r dominatt'd the boards wuh 20
reb<.•unds a.11d 11 pomts.
Harhor 1mpro"cd tu 1-2 m league
J nd I ·K 0" erall
Costa Mesa 51. Laguna Beacla 0 :
The .\nist~ m1.,r,cd an opponunity to
11e tht' game at the buZ?cr as the
'vlustangs 1mpro,ed to 2·1 1n Sea
\It'~ pla\
The \-1 us tang~ had the lead
1hroughout. and ~ere led by Step-
hanie Swam.on and ( arol Long. who
each tallied 12 points Meg ~llcheJI
added strength on the ddens1ve end
for Costa \1 e~ '41th I rebounds
\u~n Chalmers led Laguna Beach
(<J-3) "llh 2-i point'>
Ma ter Del 7!, PIH X %~: The
\lfonarchs captured their 22nd
\tra1ght .\ngelus League dec1s1on in
convincing 'it\ le behmd ~oclle 'Aan-
trt''s I points and 15 from Gen
( •a111e'
Manfre also had five assists and
't'\en steals >4htle Kun Ellerman '4as
thr team's rdlOl!nd leader with I 0
"1ater De1 '" 2-!J 1n league 12·5
'" c:rall
El Toro St, lrvlot 39: I he ( hargcrs
1mpro,ed to 2·0 in South ( oast
.ll l1on as the' breezed to the '1clOf!
u'er the \aqucro!> at In inc I 1-l)
\helh ~ucen led tht• Vaquero\ v.1th
11 points
In a c.:ullcgt· game:
. oCal Collegt 76, Christ Collect
lrvioe 46· >-..1m '•de' '-1.urcd 12
r<>1nt" .ind grahtx-d I I n·oounds lCl
re .id thl' \ Jngu.lrlh f'l.1\1 thl' Ligle\ at "' ( \ngd a \m11h JJJnJ I ., \ .inguJrJ
pt11nl'> "'h•k \lq! '-111 Jnd \ Jkne
\k\l'r ru l ur ,., l)<•tnl\ l'.ll h l11r I ( I
Falcons '
De Berry
honored
'f \\ < >Rl £ \ '' ..\1'1 -In nnl'
t°'l''l'' ind \l"Jf.l'JheJJ\\13lhat Jn\
•l''l°I f1.,hcr Ddkrr' l'l thc .\tr t-orce
\,adt·m' I hur'-d"' "3\ namcd
mdJllH.t'llt-gt• < 11.1, h ,,1 1he \car
f)c Bern ~he kJ thl' f .lkOn\ to a
12-1 rc(Nd and .1 '11 >< national
rankrng "a' H1tnl lhl' h11nur t>' more
:hJn ~ ~ • 111 hi\ ,olkd[LUC!> v.ho
~ttl•ndl·d thl· \mrnc<1n Foothall
< 1)J\ hl'' '"'"-1Jt111n' ,innual ron-
' l'nllon
l>l.'lkrr' and thrl·l· 11thn ~inner<,
I )1, ~ 'hcndJn t•f t-u1 man 1n
I -,, f\ I)" ,.,,.,n I·\ ( 1eor[tt'
I .1n,1i, 1 l\l1H•"1,hurg 1r < ullqtl
I 1 ' "' n I .rnd !inh Rl•JdC' 111
\ .11u-.t.111.1 illl 1111 ( nlkgt• l>I\ 1 .. 1un 11
" it' h11n1•fl'<i Thur~J' nittht at
1la Jr nuJI 1\.1.J.1 < 11.ll h 111 tht• \ ca 1
1"'JrJ, hJ C"~U('l
Kl•J.lt ~ h1''<-.\ ugu,t.10.1 ll"·'IT\ ha~
'' t•n l h rt•l' l 11n'l't ull\ 1· "( ·\ ·\
P "'"'n 111 1. h<1mPH'"" .,.c)n the
1-...m.1 ror :in unprt'frllcntcd 1h11\J
\l·.1r rn a ro~ lilptunng :i ~r11r-1n
, , •It t" er II' c re1t11ma I ""m ncr\
THE JINX:
Four-letter
word to Pats
'-ti .\\11 <A.Pl -Bnan Hollowa),
1hc ~C'" l ngland Patno"' Pro Bowl
1.H ~I(' '"t' an1n '4 hen he'\ asked
.l~U1 THF-JI\;\
T11 Hollov.3,·, \.ll<tlh Ra\mond
&m THr Jf"'\ 1 11 manN of
"' umst.anc-" not ~eogrnoh'
\nJ tC1 B<-m ·, M1am1 rnunterpan.
Dun \hula TtU ll'X 1-. \.OmC'th1n~
thll ha<. no1h1ntt 10Jo ~1th hi\ team'\
prt'paratton for \unda) \ <\H cham·
ruoMhlp pmc with New cnsland.
1\io' ~?. I <)66 The Patnot come
\tl Mla.m1·s Oran~ Bowl for the fint
time and ~at the Dolphin 20.1 ~
fht'' ·.,r lo t aJl o( the I sames
1hr' ve pla)C'd hert sinct r~at is TH JI
It dOt'Sn·l mak<' an) d1fTcrcntt
'1' 1, rt' ou pla' pmc6 -1 don'nhink ~'i phy htu.n~th1ngtodow1th1t.
"" ~IT) whose team beat both the
\/('v. 'ork kt.s and l 0\ An~ln
Ra.Iden on the mad to rtach the <\FC
t11lepmt'
"You have to have takntcd players
and ~IA 'Ound foo1ball For llpmcs
pla)~down htrt ... 't ha~cn't pteycd
u t focnball .s the) '\le P'•~ ..
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M • 0,.,.. Comt DA~ Y PfLOT I Fttday, January 10, 1818
MUC NOTlC( Mt.IC MlTICl'. Ml.JC NOTIC£
... U~eo.taMMI CM! The tlr .. I .odt ... °' COfOa In the otftee OI the rec>reeentatl~u1o"b"1*'11y Janu.ary22. tNt-1.00P U • .,.,... by IN~ 10 MOUl.8T1 To Ciiano• TRUST DATED 81 41'3 UN-llDta. 2'21 . Olh« common dellgJUMlon Ocu\Jy ~ .. QA-IN COUtl wflHrl hlUf montN APfllJCATMMI ....... OOfldletoN of WIC)t0¥11 noe. pottlorl ot ptot*fY Ion.cl 1.ESS YOU TAKE ACTION
,..,.,.... MU t C 1 II II 2 of tM et10¥e rMI Otoc>ertY 19 ANO!Couni, Stele ot ttOl'll the de .. of llfs1 le-CondltiOnltl UM ~I Ho. I•. 10, end 11 ot U.. Pwmh M· I 10 C-4 and c:oneolidata TO PAOTfCT YOUR PROP·
TS No 11...oMZJ 1111• IC I Keto, 18 i.nown to UI ... 204 MAY· CAUfORNIA. e.x.cuted by 1Ut11Claofllltttt'1uprovlded ...... No 18-70 end Concllttonel Po'llorl of raltt04WI ptoPertY [RTY "MAY Bl! SOLO AT 04iv1N1 AweftOO MllCN. Athlktea FAIR LAN , COSTA M!SA.. DAV10 LIVY. A SINOI.! In IKllOn 700 of 01• APPLIC ANT1 Avalma Exc.pllon No 16-72, • ,. lnt.o ~ elt•· A PUBLIC 8Al.E IF YOU
YOU AM IN DUA.ULT ~~~i::nord CALIFO.-NIA 92127 MAN IProbltt COdt Of Cllllfon!la. 2*lo Cl;UMt 10 oon.truct e l ,804 l N '11 RO It MI It TA l Nl!l!D AN EXPLANATION
UNOIJUOllD(WTfllUU, eo.· c Ill Thia .... -in be !Nida. WILL SILL AT PUBLIC ThellmelOr llllngdalml.. lOCATIOlt1 IUU tquat• loot comm«el•I •TATUe: Negetlft Deeter· Of THE NATUR! OF THE
OAT£0APAIL zt. 1 ... U•'-Way, ta ......_ a witl\Oul c<Mnanl or war AUCTIONTOHIOHlST 810. not Hpifa prlOr to tow Mat1191\ L#!e ~ with • VWlance to 1tlon No .S-70 11 r~· PROC!l!OING AGAINST lLO(~~Tou(ClTAl(v,J-~ t~ bull~.. It con-. ~e1'2't1totMOJll .!.. ... lmc>lleO ....... OCR ,OR CASH Cpay•t>le •• montha ltOl'll lhe d•lt of·~ %0..: A-I CSlnQll ~ S*mlt nro .22. IOI line 0.-ornmeltded tor approval by YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· ....... ""'" '""""'"" "" .. pan ,__. "• ....... ---· time ot .... It\ i.wtul monev lhMf"'O notic. llbOY9. AM!denllal) ~t -'V lhe toutll the PIMlllnO CotnrnlNlon TACT A LAWYER i!ATY. IT MAY 8ti SOU> AT OUCI*' ., 1 v«* Of et\CUM~ancas. to P•Y the ol llMI Unlled Slltt11'•1 THE I YOU MAY £XAMINE IM MOUll~ Tilt addlllon P'OC*tY line ON Pl.I: A oopy OI IM On FRIOAV. JANUARY 24,
A ~L81C SALE " YOU ,.:.: Kog8 unpal<I orinclpel •urn of ,.AONT t NTAANCE TO THe Ille k11Pt by IM GOUf1 It~ OI. eecond unit 10"" m.t• ... '11 R 0 ....... ' AL pt~ requeet la on Illa In t988. It I 00 p M HOM(
NE.ED AN Dl'LANATIOtil TNa atettmenl WU hied 1142.351.01, l)ll,ltlnl .... I N OLD ORANG! COUNTY are I l)lftOn 1n1-1ed In Ing eJnote l•rnlly nome flATUei Cetagotlcalty ~--lN °"*1met'll of o.v.IOp-FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO
OF THE NATURE OF THE Wiltl M COun Qetll ot Of ptovtded"' Ille not• MC\Ued COURTHOUSE. LOCATED 11"41 "'"·· ~ mty MtW j)Uf9UWlt to hetlcWI 110 u empt, mwit 8eMcte. 2000 Mein LOAN ASSOCIATION. a
l'AOCUOINGS AGAINST .,.' Coonty ':,, Oeoem_; by the CIMO OI trutl OW• an ON SANTA ANA 81.VO BE· upon theueovtor Of edmln· of tfle ~ttnvton IMc:tl Of. ON ,U : A ~ Of tM 811 .... Huntington 9Hch, Corp or1t1on. lormtrly
VOU. YOU SHOU\.0 CON· 31 1985 •ddl tton11 U lltneltd TWEEN SYCAMORE ST lllr•tOf. Of up0n Iha •I• dlnanoeCOdt. oonvn«Clel building II Oii Cellf0tnl1llH48,fOflnec>tC· known N HOME FEDCAAL
TACT A LAWYER ' ,. .... am0un1 ol S3,455 00 II 1ny, ANO 8ROAOWAV, SANTA t'O<neY IOf tM t•ecvtor or INV I .. 0 NM INT AL lite In Ille ~"*11of0.-lloo by the public. SAVINGS ANO LOAN AS·
()nJA.NUAAY t7. 1Nt. 11 ~bllsha<I Orange Coast undet lhe lttmt ol the dead ANA. CALlf.'ORNIA, all nont. lldmlnltlralOf, and Illa with ITAT\19; C.lagotieelty U • \llllOpmlnt SeMoei, 2000 ALL INTl!MST!O PEA-SOCIA TIO N OF SAN
9 I& L m . 8ENEFACT, .. OeflY PllOt Jenuery 1o 17 of trull and ,... C"81~ 11111 a11tel lntat•I con_,ed 1"9 COUt'I With Otoof of --empl IYom C4illtonflt Ell· Main SlrMt. Huntington SONS are Invited 10 attend DIEGO u Trutl .. uno.r a
duly eppolnted Tru1IH 24 ~I 1988 · • and Up•n•H o l the to and now held t>yll und&f YlOe. • ..,,,ltlen requeet 9111· Wonm«llel Ouellty Acl. BMcll, Celliomle 92641, '°' NICI "-"oO encl •Jll)f ... deed ~ trull dated 814183 under and ~I to 0.0 F-8&2 TrualM Mid Deed of Tru11 In IM 1f10 that you ci.tirt 9'*llal ON flLI: A ~ of tfle lnlC)ee11on by IM publ~. oPlntona Of eubmlt evldtnct elgned by GFOFFREY F
ol Truat recorded APRIL 27, Th• lenOttlBtn.,ICltty P'°'*'Y tlt1.teteo In Mid notice of the OOno of et\ In· prapoeed~! .. on •In ALL INTlAESTEO PER· '°'or ~l lhe eppllcatlon MOUNTAIN, AN UNMAR·
lf84,., Intl. NO. e..~i'T3180 r\ellC M)TICE uncw IMI deed ol trust "" Coonty and State dtleflbad ventory tnd IC>ptiltement of Ille Ootl>.,.lmertl Of o.v.loc>-SONS ate lnvtled 10 attend a outHnael abo11e It Illar• RIEO MAN. BROOKE HOFF-
OI ()ttlclel AecofOt It\ \M of• l a&+gntd eno del1vera<.1 ol .. LOT 16 OF TRACT NO. estate -·· Of ol the pall• ment &eMoee. 2000 Main Mid Meting Ind ··~ ate 811y fUl'lhar ~·Ion• MAN A SINGLE WOMAN
flea of tN County A«:orel« PlCTITIOUI _,..... Int TrvatM t DaclattliOil ot 2387 IN THE CITY OF tlone or tcCOUnt• mttllloned SltMt. Hunllngton 8aech, oPINont or IUl:>mtt evidence plMM c;all Jtff AbramowtlJ:. and .raco<dtld 8122183. H
OI OAANOE County. St•I• OI ..... I TA Tl•NT Dafaull ot Iha obligallOnt ... COST A MESA AS SHOWN In Stc1k>n 1200 tnd 1200.s Of Calllornla t2t41. lor tneoec-tOf Of eglln•tthe ~tlon A 11I1 t. n t p I an n. r • I Oocument83-366333. of lhe
CALIFORNIA flceeuttd by Tlla lolloWlnQ per'°" 11 cured by tne Cited of trust ON A MAP AECOAOEO IN the Cellfornta Probate Code. tlon by Ille public U oulllntd tl>cwa. II lheire 630-6271 Omct•I Records ol Orange
JACK T DEVINE d0< t>vllnett at and a Nottee of Otlaull and BOOK 70 PAGS(t) 33. OF t . Averr C rary ot ALI. INTERESTED PER-.,. tny lurth41r :•tone ,...._ W. 9i'llln, toe• CO}lnty Calllornla will sell at
WILL SELi. AT PVBLIC c1YSTAL CLEAR WIN-El8c11on to Sall, whleh rt-MISCELLANEOUS MAPS. llllaHrVI, M11rtt:,:r 6 $0NS .,. lnvlt.cl to ettend pletM Celt Scott • A .. .....,, .._....,.... llMDfl public euctlOn to the hlghtSI
AUCTION TO HIGHEST BIO-DOW SERVICE 10002 TM! couleo on 9/ 13115 u Oocu-IN THE OFFICE OF THE ....... Attomer ~ Mid hMtlng Ind •llP' ... •tent Plenner •t 638-5271 ~ COltMltllllOA bldOO< IOI USl'I In United
0£R FOR CASH Cpayebtl al Or Gatdan G•<MI caltl ment 8~"8431 OI Offtctal COUNTY RECORDER OF Uoftet, 11t0 ~om., oe>lnlont Ot IUl>l'nlt avldtrlCa ,.._ W. P9'1ft, 8eo-Publltihod Ofanga eo.81 StalH Oolllrl, 11 tile
lllM of .... tn 18wfUI mane, 92843 Aec0<d• SAID COUNTY Ntwpcwt ..... CA... tor Of agalntt Int 1j)C)41Celion ,...,,, .._ ............. Deity Piiot January 10. 1988 NORTH FRONT ENTRANCE
oi Ille United Slllel) ti THE Jamet p OaddlO, 10002 Thtt ••It wlll t>e con· Tne '''"' addr•• and Publl•htd O••noa Coul •• oulllnad above. It 11\efe ,...... CeMftll•hn F -71 1 T 0 T H E c 0 u N f v
FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE Teal 0. . Garo.I\ Grove, duclld by Agan~ Set" ano other common deslgnallon. Dally PllOI Jtnutry 9, 10, 16, ere any furtllef qu.tlon1 Publlahtd Orange Cout COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC
OLD ORANGE COUNTY Calif 926-'3 Posting wlloM address end 11 eny ol 1he real prOO&f1y t986 pleaM call HOW81d Ztlefllly. Delly Piiot Janu•ry 10. 11188 Dlll1t II' MnJIC[ CENTER DRIVE WEST In
COURTHOUSE LOCATED ThlS bullntu II con-phone number 11 p 0 Bo• daJOrlbed aoova IS ThF-533 Auocl •I• Plannat II F-717 ,._"'nu the Clly ol Sent• An• Or·
ON SANTA ANA BLVD , BE· ductao by .,, lnd.,ndu., 60188. Sacr1man10 C•lt· purpo•ted l o be 870-536-5271 enga County, Catlf01nte. all
TWEEN SYCAMORE ST 6 JlfMI p OllddlO I01n1195860(918)•86-2727 CAPITOL STREET COSTA P\8.IC M)JICE JamM W. P9'1ft, IM· Mt.IC M)JtC( ~~=ING right, title and 1nterttt COil·
BROADWAY. SANTA ANA. Th11 statamenl WU llled Oiled 1212.ie5 MESA CALIFORNIA retary, HuntMgteft ...... NOTICE 16 HEREBY veyed 10 end noW lltl~y II
CALIF . all nght, 111141 end wtlh IM County Clerk of Or-HO. FIOI RAL SAY· The undersigned Tru1tee It 22514 ~ COMmlnlM I( z-. undtf the deed ol trull In
tntet•I conveyed 10 11\d ange Counly on Jenuary 6 INOI ANO LOAN Al · dtscla1m1 any l1&bllt1y IOI any NOTtCI Of Published Ofttlga Cout NOT'ICI TO e:~Ei: t:!c,• ~~ ~~ the, .. , P'oe>e<lY daacrtbed
now held by tt undet said l986 . IOCIATION, a COfpotallon, 1nc01rectness ol the s1ree1 DEATH Of 0811y Piiot J1nuary 10. 1988 CMOfTOflll °' M Cl eoukii J es
0.0 ofTruslln the OtOQWty F2t17T7 .. Ttwet•. •r~ Kif-M. address and othef common ALLAN fRANCll F-710 llUUt TRAN"11" .,. ly on •nu-PARCEL 1
111u11td on aaid Coullly 1nel Published Or•noe Coast Oobbl"•· Tru1te1 Pro-desogna11on. 11 any anown MEHAFfEYc AND Of nTl· (leca. 1101 .. 107 :i' :!,:~~:!~;0.'!·~,~ LOT 8 OF TRACT 10856
State ~rtbad as I.OT 33 Datly Pilot January 10 t7, dlHlllon COOf'dlnalor/JS hereln TION Mt.JC *>TICE U.C.C.) llcabl• In lht Council AS SHOWN ON A MAP RE·
OF TRACT NO 6639 IN THE 24 31 1986 Put>llshed Ottnoe Coast Sato H le Will be made, but TO AOMINll TER Notice II h«eOy OI...,, lo ChtmtMwt ol City Hall 77 CORDED IN BOOK 471.
CITY OF COSTA MESA. AS F-695 Dally Pilot Janu1ry 10 17 wllhoul covenant OI war· ESTATE NO. A ''llOI NOTICI °' credllora of the wlt'\!n Felf Ofivt, Coeta ..._. .. on PAGES 37 TO 40 OF MIS·
PEA MAP RECORDED IN 24 1986 ran1y e-.pren or 1mplled, r&-1 To t ll llelrs!'t>aneflciaites. PVMJC .. ANNO named trtnalerOt(t) that a Iha tollowtng lltfTll' SAN CELLANEOUS MAPS, RE·
BOOK 287, PAGES 15 tnru Pl.B..IC M)flCE F-66• oardtng tltle Possession.°' creditors and contingent CONDf'T'tONAL Ull bulk tran•ltr It tbout 10 be JOAQUIN ~ILLS COA· CORD S OF ORANGE
17, M ISC ELLANEOl/S encumbrances, to pay tne1credltors and persons Who Pl9'Mfl' NO..... made on partontl ptop«ty RIDOR FEE to consider COUNTY. CALIFORNIA
MAPS. IN THE OFFICE OF FICTITtOUI SUllNHS j f>teLIC NOTICE remalnir1g principal iwm 01 may t>e o'1t1erW1M tntetnted llCOND UNIT . h«alnahar det«lba<I: edopllno ArU. ol een.111 ElCCEPT ALL OIL, OIL
THE COUNTY RECORDER NAME STAn•NT the note(a). advancet. •I eny, tn iht wlll and/or est1te of A.DOfTION TM (l8mOI end butinea and 1mpoe1ng ,_ on new RIGHTS MINERALS MIN-
OF SAID COUNT'V The loltow•no pe<aons are ..... unde< the te<msof said Deed 'ALL.AN FRANCIS MEHAF-NOTICE IS HEREBY addreuM ot Ille Intended development to rliM. POI· ERAL RIGHTS. NATURAL
The Slrttl aeldretS end dOlng buSlness H lioncr Of ol Trust ,.., cha.rges and I FEY GIVEN that the Huntington tranaleror• are: SHAFCO IN· tlon ot the funding requited GAS RIGHTS ANO OTHER
other common deslgnallon, KELLEY BLUE BOOK 51 TRUI Tl l 'S I ALE expense1 ol lllt TrustMand l A pe1ttlon haa been flied 8"cfl Clly Council win flold OUSTAIES, INC .. PO. Box toconatruct1heSanJ08QUln H y DA 0 C A AB 0 N
If 1ny. ol the real property Oldlleld Dr . Irvine Calif TIO. NO. M7S-02 of lhe truats c•eated by Hid by CALVIN A MEHAFFEY a publlc heating In the Coun-280S, Coate MeH. CA Hiiia Tranaportlllon Cor· SUBSTANCES BELOW A
Clasc r l bed lt>ove IS 927 18 1 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT Deed ol Trust OF ~AJOAITV AGE. A ell Chamber el IM Hunt· 92828 rldOf Thepropoead fM P'O-DEPTH OF 500 FEET
purported lo be 105S Alan P Johnson, 5 Old· UNDER A OEEO OF TRUST The tolal amount ol the 1BONA FIDE RESIDENT OF lnglon Civic Center, 2000 The IOc:allon In Celllomla gt&m do.a not altect t•lll· UNDER THE PARCELS OF
TULARE OAIVE COSTA field°'. lrvtne Cllll 927111 OATEO 4/1"83 UNLESS unpaid blllr\Otl of the Obll· THE UNITED STATES ANO Main Strffl. Huntington ol Iha chief •xecullye offloe •no llOIMS ••l•llng com-LANO H£AEINABOVE DE-
MESA. CALIFORNIA ' Walle! J Stet er 5 Oldfteld YOU TAKE ACTION TO gallon MCUfecl by the P!Qp· j BROTHER OF OE CE OE NT. Beech. Callfoml•. on IM Ot prlnclpal bullntaS otflot merclal Of .lndustrlt l build· SCRIBED WIT HOUT THE
The undef$1Qned TruSIM I Or . 1rv1n1, Calll 927 t8 PROTECT YOUR PROP-arty to be SOid and reHOn• requell thal Ir\ the Superior O.te and •I Iha Uma In-of the Intended 1ran11er0f ,, lno• bUlldlng permit• '°' At G HT 0 F s u AF A c E
dtecla1ms any llabtllly lot any Alen p JOhnsoo EATV tT MAV BE SOLD AT able estimated cosll. ex· l eoun ol Orange County re-dlctled below 10 rte*vt end 1115 Bahr StrMI. Costa rta1de,,t11I remOdallng Of ENTRY AS RESERVED BY
incorrectness ol 1ne street Thts 1111ement wu llled A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU penses end advances 11 •he questing that CALVIN A contldar the 1111emen1a of M .... CA 92628 aeldltlOna nOf 1>u11dlng per-DEED RECD'mED AUGUST
edelres.s and Oll'lef common with !he County Cletk ot O• NEED AN EX PL.ANA TION tome 01 tne '"11111 publtcatlon I MEHAFFEY be appointed u ell persont whO wtlll 10 be All other bullnMI namM mite tOf ricon11ruc11on ot ••· 22 1983 AS INSTRUMENT
OOt1gna11on 11 any ShOwn ange County on December OF THE NATURE OF THE 01 tne Nottee 01 Sale 15,personaJ representative to heard rllatlvt 10 Iha &ppli-and •ddreuet uMCI by IM l•llno retldentlal units RE· NO 83·386332 Of" OF-
hetton 31 1985 PROCEEDING AGAINS T S 1ih2.60b5 1i d Id 1dmln11te11 1ne etlate of 1he cetlon deterlbad below. Intended tr8ntletOI within ZONE PETITION R-8S· 17, FICIA.!.., RECORDS
Saldsalew1ll oemadt .but F2NM7 YOU YOU SHOULD CON-e ene tctaryun ersa 'oeoedent OATl/TIMl:Wedneadey. lllrM )'Nre lut )'Nrt IUI Speclllc Plan SP·78·02A2, PAn ... EL 2
wHhCKJt covenan1 or wer-Publtshed Orange Cou • TACTA LAWVER Dee<l ofTrusth..,.etotoreex-1 The pa1lllon 1aqut1ta J•nuary22.11186-7:00P M pe11 eo l11uknowntotti. end Pl anni ng A ction A NO N-EXCLUSIVE
ran1y. e11p•ess or 1mp1teo ra-Oa11y P1tot Jar1uary tO 17 On January 24 1986 11 ecuieo and d~ivereo to the author11y 10 adm1nlllet lht Am.ICATION NUmlR: Intended tranatarM are p A . 8 5 . 2 2 2 Ab du 1 EASEMENT FOR USE ANO
gatdlng lllle possesa.on Ot 24 31 1986 9 lS AM AU INCLUSIVE unoer11gned a wtllltn oec-1.,, ... under the lndePOn· Condlllonll UM Permit No. SHAFCO IN DUSTRIES, Mozayent, AUlnOrlZed tgenl ENJOYMENT IN ANO TO
tncumbranoes to pay 1ne1 F·676 OEEO SERVICES INC as llaration ot Oelaull and Oe-j dent Admln1s1rat10t1 of Ea-85-68 INC . 2543 S. Union AVI. IOf Donald Montgomety, to THE COMMO N AREA
remaining principal sum ot ouly appointed l ru11ee mend lot Sate. ancl a written tales Act Am.ICANT: Lucy Sltley Btkerallald. CA 93307: 312 t rezone property at 80 1 BEING LOT 42 OF SAID
Iha no1e(11 secured by said I under and pur1uar11 to OMd Not toe of Oetaull ano Elec· A hearing on the petition LOCATION: &20 I Oov9' Patton Way, Bekertllold. CA Paularlno Avonue from A2 10 TRACT NO t0856 AS SET
Deed ot Trut l. w11n tnte<est PUBLIC NOTICE ot Trull rec0<oed 4126183 lion to Sell The undersigned will be held on JANUARY 29, 0t1ve 93308. 2850 E Coronado R•. 10 amend the Speclltc FORTH DEFINED ANO DE·
!heron. as provided tn saldt as 1n11 No 83· 174429 1n caused sat<I Notice ol De-1986 II 9 30 AM In Dept ZONE: A· I (Single Famlly SI . Anehllm. CA 92906, Plan by reducing lend· SCRIBED IN THE OECLAA·
no•tetl. l dVar\Ces. II any, FICmlOUS •UllNESS bOO~ -PIO• Of 0 111Cl81 laull and Elecl!on IO Sall to No 3 II 700 Civic: Cat'lttt Aesldentlat) _, P.O Box 320, Alo VIII•. CA •cepad Ulbtck a on ATION OF COVENANTS.
undet 1t1e 1etms of said Deed NAME STATEMENT Records tn 1ne olllce ot the be recorded '" the county Duve West Santa Ana CA "EOUllT;,,-The addition 94571. 2380 "A" Alrpon Paulartno Avenue and Ran· CONDITIONS ANO AE-
ol Trust. fees charges end The following persons are Cour11y Rec;order ot Or&"Qe wnere tne real property 15 92702 ' ' of a second unit to an aJ1lll· Ad .• Alo Viall. CA. P.O. Bo• dolpfl Street. a CondltlOnll STAICTIONS FOR GARDEN ••penses ol the Trustee and doing bustnest as Coun1y. State ot CA ·E.< located IF YOU OBJECT 10 the Ing stngle lamlly home 628. Soldotn .. Al< 99669. UM Petmlt tor I dtnlllV PARK VILLAG E HOME·
olthe truats created by satd ONE WAY CONSTAUC-ecuted byOENNIS HUOSON OATEO DECEMBER 16 granllng otthepelltton.you pursuant to Section and 51898 N Kanai Spu• bonuawllhprovtaion10tl0w· OWNERS ASSOCIATION
Deed 01 Trus• TION l2 t 4 Huntinglon ANO CHRISTINE HUDSON. t985 Should e11ner appear II lht 9101 3(c) ol lht Huntington Hwy . Nlklallk•. AK 99635. and moderate-Income hOul-RE CORDED IN BOOK
Tne total amoun1 ot 1he Slreet Hun1ongion Beacri riusband and wtte a3' 101n1 av H NEFACl AS THE hearing and ll•tt your ob· Beach Ordinance Code TM neme(•) and bualtlMI Ing and vartanoes tor ex-l3877 PAGES 1934 TO
unpaid baler\Ce ol the obll· Ca~f ~26•80 & " M tenanlll WILL SELL AT PUB· '[_,.R u s ~ E s'u· TE 25~· ~~ jllCltona or Ille wrltlen Ob)ec· I N v I R 0 N M I N T " L addr"I ol the Intended ces'.a compact parklno and 1978 INCLUSIVE OF OF·
gatlon secured by tne prop· H ~ ae;2 t4 H "~t·an 1 LtC AUCllON TO HIGHEST TO:~R CA ~ T 1 ttona wllh tilt courl before ITATUl:ThaPfopote<I pro-trenefttM(•) are· Shaffat Oii from open sp8Ce require-FICIAL RECORDS OF OA-
trty 10 be sold and reason· 00 u ing on BIDDER FOR CASH IP8Y • • • •· the nearlrlQ Your appear-!eel IS e11emp1 lrom lhe Tool Stfvicel. lt\C. a Clll· mants '°' I 66-unll apart-ANGE COUNTY CALI· •~ estimated costs ex-Street Hunungion Beacn abl~ 11 11me ol sate 1n 1awtul ~ (7l4l U5-3'7M. Attn: anca may be tn pe<aon or by p10111aions of the Clllllornla tornla COfPOfllton. 2850 E mant PfOject Envttonmantal FOANIA ANO ANY AMEND·
penta1 and advances at tile Caht 926•8 money of the Unoteo Slates) Forecloaura Oepl., Br your att0tney Enwonmenlal Oulllty Act. Coronldo St .• Anaheim, CA Determination Negauve MENTS THERETO
tlmt ol lhe 1nn1a1 pubhc111on Tnis business '' con-a1 THE FRONT ENTRANCE Margaret Jeeti.on I IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR ON f~I: A c09y ol the 92528. Oeclarallon The street aoelresa or
or the Nollce ot Sale ts oucted by nusband and wile 10 fHE OLO ORANGE Pubttsneo Orange Coast or a conunoent ctedllor ol prOPoMd plans era on 1111 In Thet Ille ptopeny pe<U· NOTICE tS FU!Htl~jl otner common designaltOn
H6.336 43 Susan M Hood COUNTY COURTHOUSE, Oatly PllOI Oeeemtie• 27 111141 decauad you mutt 1111 1ne Oepar1mtnl o1 OtVllop-nenl hereto II deterlbad In GIVEN that at .. Id Umt I nd ol lhe above real prQPerly '5
Thebene1tc1ary unde• "id Tnos Slatement was hied LOCATED ON SANTA ANA t!185 ,January 3 lO '986 I yoor claim with the ooun Of ment Satvlctt. 2000 Main geneyal u · • manultcturtng place tll lnter"ted ~'known 10 us 89 210
Dead ot T1u11 l'lefe1otore ••· witn lhe Couniy CM!rk 01 Or· B L v O B E T w E E N F 642 present 11 to the per~I Street, Hun11noton Btllcil. company and UMt• llP" may appedr end be nurd by SAY BA 0 0 K C 0 UR 1
tculed and deU111tted 10 lhe ;~oe 9iou5 nty on Oecemt>e< SYCAMORE ST 3 BROAD· I PUBLIC NOTICE rt11>•esen1a11ve appointed by Caltl01nl1 92648, IOt 1ntpee-punenant theteto. and la lhe City Council on 1he COST A M ES A CAL I ·
underaioned a written Dec.-1 WAY SANT A ANA C.ALI· tht' courl Within lour months uon by t~ publlC locatld at· 2850 E Cor-elorementloned 11em1 IF FORNIA 92627
lareuon ot Delaull arid 04! F21M7I FORNtA !NOTE CASHIER SI from the date of hrst is-ALL INTERESTED PEA-onaelo St • Anaheim. CA. ANY OF THE AFOREMEN· This "It will be maoe
mano IOf Sale and wr111en 0 Pub~slleo Orange ~0~· CHEC"K1S1 MUS t BE PA'( INVNITOINTOIC•EIOS suance ot 1e11era11prOY1dtd SONS tte Invited to l llend 3 1 2 I pa It 0 n wa y . TIONEO ACTIONS AkE Without cover1an1 Of war-
Nottee ol Oef1ull ano Elec· a•IJ' 1101 Januat\ 1 ' AEll E TO Till( TRUST '" Secllon 700 ot the aatd heiring and axprHI B&ketstlald CA, 2380 "A" CHALLENGED IN COURT ranty eap•essed Of implied
uon to Sett The undefl'Oned 241 31 l986 F 688 DEED SER\llC.E CO 1 au Notice'' hereby oiven iriat Probate Code of Cell10tnta op1n1on1 Of aubmil evldonce AlrPOtt Ad . Rio Villa, CA the challenge may be llm1ted regardtno ltlle, POH•ss•on
c1usec:t said No11oe ot De-· oght t111e and 1n1ores1 con. the 8oa•o ot Trus•-01 lhe The ume tor f11tno ctalms wtll lor Of agatnat the apptlca1ion and 51896 N Kanai Spur to only thoae Issues soma-or encumbrances to O&y lhe
tault ano Etechon 10 Sell to vey"d 10 and now held by 11 Coa&I Communiiy College not uptre pr tot 10 lour as outlined •bove II ttior• Hwy, Nlkl1hka. Al< one raises at the publtG hear-unpaid pr1r1c1p11 sum of
be recorded '" the county PUBLIC NOTICE uf\Oer &aid Deed ot Trust 1n Oislt1Ct 01 Orar1ge County montns tr om the dale ot the art any fVrthar question• The Bualneaa name uled Ing described tn this notice S 13S 846 15 plus •nte•est as where the real properly is trie property s.tu11eo 1n s1o0 California wlll receive seal· heat•llQ r>OltCt lbOYt please Ull Jeff AbramowtlJ. by ta.Id t•anttetora al aald o t 1 n w t 111 • n co r • provided '" the note .ecureo
locateo FICTITIOUS •USINESS C<>vnly ,,no Stati, described eo Olds up lo t>ul no ltlet YOU MAY EXAMINE 11\e Assistant Planner II location II SHAFCO INOUS· retpondence dtllverld IO by the o~ ol trusl plus en
PtalC NOTICE
angt CounlY Oil '**"'* 31 1986 ,,_Jt
Put>Uthed Or-. Coul
Dally Piiot Jenu•rv 10. 11.
24, 31 1988 F-U2
Ml.IC NOTICE
'ICTfTIOUI IUI M U
NA•ITATIMINT
TM loMowlng l*IOl\I eie
CS0.0U buSIMU ..
POLY TAPE. 948 Gold·
tntOd Drive, Cotti MeH.
C•lll &2e28 9•UC• Steven z1mr1no.
2485 EHi 8ayshO(t Rd
•301.PalOAllO.Calil 94303 H.,u'-111 Zlnvtng , 1148
Goldenrod 01lv1, Coll•
Meu, Calif 92828
Ate I( Z1m11no. ~· Gold· enrod Ottve Coil• Mesa,
Calif 92628
Fumlo Wtoa. 2465 ea11
Bayanort Ad •301, Palo
Allo Calll 9.4303
Tiiis bu11neu le con·
ducted by a oene<al Pill·
ntrahtp
Brue. S Ztmrlng
This stattffltlll wu lllld
with 1he County Clork ot Of.
ange County on ~bef
26. 1985
F1M30I
Publllhtl<I Orange Coa1t
Dally Pi~ January 10. t 7
24 31 1986
"665
PUBLIC NOTICE
FICTlllOUI aUllNEH
NAMf STATEMENT
Tne 1oi1owtno pe110n 11
dOl"Q buslnesa H T G ANO ASSOCIATES.
1850 Por1 Olarles Pl . N--
POrt Beacll Cahl 92660
Anlhony M GlbUn. 1850
Potl Ct'larlfl• Pl . Newpon
Beach Cahl 92660
Tt111 bua1n1u IS con·
dueled by en lndlvlduel
AnthOl\y M G1b1tn r
Trios slatement was hied
with me Coun1y Clerk of Or-
ange County on Oeoember
3 1 t98S F2'M75
Publt!tned Orange Coast
Daily P1101 January 10 17.
2<1 31 1986
F-~~o
PUBUC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS aUllNEH
NAME STATEMENT
T ne IOlloW>f19 Ptt sons are
dOtnO busmen as
PALM HARBOR MEDI·
CAL PLAZA L TO A Cell·
forn1a L1m1too P1r1nersn1p,
2 182 Dupont O•lvt. Sutte
202 Irvine Caltl 927 IS
Pan Ameflcan P1ope111111.
A General Partneranlp, 2182
Oupont Drive Suite 202
••vine Cahl 927 t 5
A O l<ettfl. 32 l•on Bark
Way trv1r1e Cal1I 92 7 15
A1c"8rd J Hoegler. 541
HoneywOOd Lane La Habra.
C.11111 90631
Thi$ bustoess " con· CIUCI~ by a ltm1lecl p&r1"4lf·
~nip
A J 1<86n
Th•5 s1Atemen1 was llleo
w•tll tnl' Coun1y Clerk ol Or-
ano~ CCKJnt~ on OeGemDer
31 198~
F2'Mn
l'ub11sried Or ange Coast
Oa1ly Pilot January 10 17
2• 31 1986
F-689
Dalld DECEMBER 13 NAME STATEMENT u tnan ltOO am Monday ltlekept bytht OOUrl ll you 536-5271 TRIES.INC. 1neC1t~11Ctlat,0tpnor•ddlllOn al est•meted
1985 lhe following person is JJarr.et 1 Januar, '17 1986 81 •he are a pe1son 1nta1esteo In .,_ W. Patin, lee· Thll said bulk tttn1fer Is 10. the lie heanng amount ot S3.1S3 00 •I any, PueUC NOTICE
IENEFACT AS THI 001ng ousmess as Loi 3 ol Tr3c.1 No t0275 Purcnaa.ng Oepartmenl of 1he es1a1e you may serve retMy, Huntlntton 9Mctl Intended to be conaum-llUI P. PHeNNEY. Cltr under the lerms or lhe deed FICTmous auSINEll TRUSTEE. 22891 Lambert, TUBE TECH WEST •72 E on ine Cory CJI C.CJSt11 Mes. a' said college chs1r1c1 located upon tne eKecutOt or adrNn-"1anntng Comrttteelon mated II the ottice of EX-Cleft! 01 trust and lees chargM ~ 52CI, I t Toro, CA 16th SI Costa M861 Caltl shown on d map 1ec.0<de<1 1n at l370 Adam5 Avenue. 1$trato• or upon the at-Publllhtd Ofanga Coast ECUTIVE ESC~OW COM· Publtlhad Ofange CoUl and 8• o enaes OI trie NAME STAn Mf NT nao, Te .. pttone: . C7t4) 92627 BOOk •81 Page I 2 and 3 ol Cosla Mesa dCalllorni~I 81 torney lor 1ne e"ecutor or Daily P1lo1 January 10. 1988 PANV, :ilel S Ota Vtata. San Daily Piiot January 10. 1986 Trustee The IOllowong person 11
155-1711, Attn: F0tectoeur1 Alben Allen Bolden •n M1sc:e11aneous Maps re lwnteh time"' b•ds "'' be adm•t11atrai0t and me with f ·709 Clemente, Ctllf0tnt1 92672 F'-70 1 Trie Lender/Benettclary dO•ng bustnllSI as
Dept., •r ... ,,.,., Jaeb on E 161h. S1 Costa Mesa f coros or Orange Cour11y publicly opened ano read tne court wlln prool ol Hr· on or alter F.Oru1ry 3, 1988 under the deed Of !rust has GGB ENlEAPAISES 359
Publl1heo Orange Cou1 cetir 9262i ca111orn1a •or vice 1 wrtll8"1 reqvest stat-This bulk trarttltf 11 aub-1ass•9ne<1 end oe11vttr@<l of Wa~e Forest Road Costa
Dally Pllo1 December 27 Tn1s business ,, c.on Parcel 2 I L E A S E 0 r R E • 1ng inat you desire spec.et PUBUC NOTICE jtlCt 10 CalltOfnla UnllOfm Pta.IC *>TICE Ille Trustee a Oeelara11CJt• ot Mft•sa Call! Q2626
198S January 3 10 t986 ducteo ny an indMClu<J Easem .. r.1s ,, ..er lc..rth 1n LOCA 1 ABLE MODULAR not•ce ol lhe Ming ot an tn· NOTICE,...,._ Commercial Cocte Section IOelaull of IMObt+get•ons "8 G0tdon Gilbert B«~ 359
flus s1a1emen1 .. a-. '•ten mt•nl\ "' 1ri .. 09<:1arat1orl ot MUI-It TY COLLEGE D1S· estaie assets or ot Ille pelt-PUaLIC HIARINO The name end address ol UANOONMENT Of ano a Notice ot Oeleun and Mt·~a Cahl 9:.>626
f 643 At Bolden '"" Arlir.te l'"lllled E.se I TRAIL (R5 COAST COM ver1tory and app•atsement 01 ..,... 6106 SlATEMINT Of cured by 1he deed ot I rust Wake Fl'l•t1~1 Aoao Colla -'
___ PUB_l_l_C_NO_T_IC_E __ jw•ln ine C.oun11 C.tf'r• c.r O• Cr,~er,ar1rs C.rJn01t1 ons anO TAt{, 1 ltc.ns or acc.oun1s men1ooned CODE AMIHDMINT the person wllh whom USE Of FICTITIOUS IElect1or1 to Sell whtc:h re Tti1' tll.ts•nns 11 con-
anoe Coun1v or 01-(.e,,..t?e• A .. ,,,,,_11or1s •ecoroeo tn All b•d!> are to De "' .it in Section 1200 and 1200 5 ot HO. M-24 ctalma may be llled ts fl(. aUSINEIS NAME !corded on 8 30 85 dS Coo ' Ou•.te<J by an •t1d•~•Oua1
___ S_U_M_M_A_R_Y_O_F ___ 31 1985 1~00~ 1 IJOJ pagt' 90601 Of coroanco> w11ri lhe Bid 00<.u· 1,,_ Cahfo<nia Probate Code NOTICE IS HEREBY ECUTIVE ESCROW COM-The following persons men• 85 J2809S 01 0111(.ial I Goroon G Beck
ADOPTED OftOINANCE F2"470 llC•ill Rt><.orOs anct any..ayp ments wr. '"are now •n hie David ~ltawy, Attorney GIVEN lhll lhe Hun11ng1on PANV, 221 S Ota Vtlla(P.O tieve abendooed tne use of Records lh1s Sldlemtf'll was hlld
Publtaned Or<tnU" Coast p•em.-n1\ and 1"1.,lldmen"
1
and may be i;ec;ured '" ine tor P•tlt'-' 3500 lntlne Beactt Ctly Counc11 111111 hold Box 146) San Clemente CA the Flctllloua Buslneu This sale will be c.on "'''" tne Counly Clerk or Or-
0101nance 85-37 iS Khed· Detty Pilol January tO 17 lh!lrfttn olfoce or me Director ol /. t Newpoft heel\ CA a puDllC nearing In 11\e Coun-92672 and IM llll Cl•y lot Name· UNION HOMES ANO dueled by Agency Sein and 1 anq1> Cour1ty on Oecembe•
uled 10 be 1n tun force and 241 11 ,986 Th4' SI reel •dO•en and Pu1cnas•n9 ol sa•O college _;.eo • ell Chamber at lhe Hunt-llllng cietms by eny ettdllor YANKEE HOMES ANO TAA· Posting whose address end J l t985
eflec1 30 days trom 1t' adop-F i;n l')IM• c.ommon' 0,.~•Qn&t•'on d1st11ct Publtlhed Ote. e Cou• 1r1g1on Civic Centlf. 2000 llhall be January 3 1 1988 OtTIONAL HOMES. 1178 phone number 11 po Bo• F29IMI
hon on January 6 1986 and 11 .tny .,1 lhe real pr()(>erl'f Each n•dOe• m.,~1 subm11 0811 PtlOt Janua~ IO. t 1 Main St•ttt. Huntington which It the t>vaineSa day Main St reel, •A lrvtne. 661134 Sacramento Call Put>hsheo Oranoe Co&SI
was aooptecl by tne IOllow dt'H ro bed lbove is w1111 lls b•O ;i t asri•c• s 17 ~986 Beach. Cahlorn1a on Iha before the conaummaoon Callf 92714 lornta 95868 C9161•86 2727 Dally P11<>1 January 10 17
1ng roll can vote COUNCIL PUBLIC NOTICE pu•Ct"l • lt!O 1,.. oe 3,95 Chl:CI< c.er11f1eo cr-.ec~ or FSa-662 dete and at the ume In-dlla tC>e<:lfled tbovt The FIC11tloua Bu11neu Dated t2/9/85 24 31 1986
MEMBERS AVES Hertzog WIMBLEDON WAV COSTA btOOer !. Dono made payable dlceted below to ftcial\/t and Dated December 17 Name relatractlo abovt was HOME FEDERAL SAY·
Hornbuc•le Sc.haler NOES NOTICE OF MESA CA 92681 110 1111• '''O""r 01 111e Coasl consider lhe slatemenls of 1984 . llled In Ofange County on INGS ANO LOAN Al ·
Hall w riee1er ABSENT TRUSTEE'S SALE I lllt unoer,•qnf'd lrusiee C.omrnuM1 C.nlleoe 01st11ct P\8.IC M)TICE 111 persons who with to be SHAffl" OIL TOOL October 27 1981 FILE NO IOCIATION, a CotPOf•llon.
None 'YOU .ARE IN DEFAULT oisc.taim! any llllnol•ty 10, eny Board DI Tr11s1ee' 1n en heard rllallvt to lhe tc>PI•· llRVICll, INC., Ir: Fl74 t88 aa TrutlM. By: Karan M.
F-675
PUBLIC NOTICE
Ordlllanc.e 85·37 changes UNDER THE DEED OF !incorrectness 01 rne Slleel 11moun1 not , .. ~ than hve NOTICE Of c111on deecrtbtd below ChalrH J fllndt rlturll Phlllp H McNamee. 1178 Oobbl"• Tru•tae Pro-
ttte zoninQ ot propertylTAUST DATED 9/2183 UN· anor,.55 and orne• common perc.ent 1'>' 1 011ne sum bid ~HEARING DATE/TIME: Wednesday, PYMWent · ' Mein Str .. 1, •A. lrvlne.,ductlon COOfdlnator/JS Fl~Z~~o~:.~~==~S
tocateo between West 191h LESS YOU T AKE'J ACTIOI~ Oe"llQn!lltfJ(l ,, 3ny Shown d 5 a au1:1r8HI'-"' th8tttle bid-CONDITIONAL Ull January 22, 1986 . 7 00 p M, 9y: 08tTy A. ........ Ctlll 92714 Publt"lhed Orange Cont T IS 5t1ee1 Parlt Avenue. Plumer TO PROTECT .'!,QUA PROP· hPretn Ol"• "''" "'lier into 1ne 91'1MlttT NO. 1"46 Al'l'\.ICATION ~R: ~ lftltoftdtct Tr_: Oele Stmbto, 1801 Gal· Delly Pilot J1nuarr 3 10 17 I he tollowong person
S1reet And Anaheim Av EFU .. :(.;.r11X"i,.-BESOLO AI p><;p,,s--11 <.,on1rac1 1f ll'le NO TICE IS HEREBY CodeAmoodment No 8S-24 ' atN lenac:a. C0tona del 1988 do•119businessat
enue .nctudino lhal portion IA PUBLIC. SALE IF YOIJ .. a•d sale "''11 tie,mc<d., DUI ,.imp •!. •wlJrOe<I to l\•m In GIVEN lhet lhe Hunhngton AP1't..ICANT: City o• Hunt-~bllllhlld Of Co I Mat Cell! 92625 I f 659 C'.l~AtSTOPHEA IO\IER-
ol Plumer St•eet exteno1no,NEED AN EXPLANATION "'""'0"1 cov1Jnar •.;r "'8' ite """"' ,, fa11ure •<>enter Bllacn Cny Council will hOld ongton Beach enge 11 Thi• buslne11 wee con-• STREET PAOOUCTIONS
appro .. m1116ly 384 leet eas1 OF 1 HE NAT URE OF THE r '"~ e~P•t'!.SS or ""fl'""0 re • •r \ur r. ~ontr act the a publ!C he&tlnQ tn the Coun· LOCATION: Clty·w1dt Di lly Pllol January IO, F1:~1 ducted by a Umlltd pariner-28 t Sanh1 Isabel Costa
or Anane.m .Avenue trom PnOCEfOINC. .AGAINST ll"r •nQlltlf' PQ\seS!<•On or l'"'°,."'"lthecheckwtlltle cit Ch8mDe• at the Hunt· ZONE·All dlalrlcta -antp PUBLIC NOTICE MPSll Callf 92627
R2 C 1 and C.2 10 R4 in 'fOIJ YOU SHOULD C.Qti "':< urnbrance11 10 , pay ine I offMl'll or m tne CIM! ol a tngton C1v1c Center. 2000 MauEST: To Ch-. the 1111_..,. MnTIC[ Thlt llaternont was ltlec:I Jellr.,., L Oversireet 281
connechon w•tn Rezone TACl A LAWYER ••· "0'"'"9 pllnt•llcl sum 01 tJontt 1ri11 lull svm 1nereof Mttn Street Hunllnoton dellnll1on HC110f\ ot the l"UUU\< nu wtth the County Cletlc ol Of· FICTITIOUS •USINISS Sanie tsaoet Costa M ...
Pefll10I\ A 85 l:j On FRIDAY JANUARY 31 it' nates \41Gur""1 Lly "1d w 11 b" lr1rte11ecl 10 SllO Col· BeKh Callt0tnl1. on Iha Huntir1gton Bt1ch Ordl· --..,. .. ....,..... ange County on Oeoember NAME STATEMENT Celtt 92627
rne full te.111 ot l he 0•01 11186 at 1 00 P M HOME lo.-..d 01 lrusl,w•th •nteretl ,,..1 .. .,,,,,.ct dlle and at tne time In-nance Code as It ralataa to .. .._... .. ,...,.. 3t 1985 The tollowtno persons are Tnis llu11ness •& con
nance may oe read in th!! FEDERAL SAlllNC.S ANO tr1'""M 115 prov•ded •n "10 •~o o•OtJO• mav w1tndrew dlCated below 10 receive ano Bulldlf19 Hllghll The 1111f la HOTIC! °' Publlll'ltd O•anoe Co11t d04"0 buitnes\ 85 duc.ieo Dy "" •nd•v•duat
C•ty Clerk ' othce 77 FIJI! LOAN ASSOCIATION a Ml"\ !ldvanres '1 any I,, t •d tor a period IOI lorly· COl\Slder lhfi •talements ol propotlng thaUnllOfmBulld-.. QATIV! Delly Pilot Jtnuary 10 17 BOOKL,.NO FINANCIAL Jollrey l Ove•llreet
Drove Cost11 M~n C.o r oor 1111on tor me• 1 y undl'• lh• ltrm~ nt said DeeO l•v•• 14' , rJays al1er the dale all pe•son.s who wish to be 1no Code ••en •llatn•trvt DECL.AMTION 24 31 1988 · SAOOLCBACK VALLE'Y a Thi5 s1a1e-men1 was flled
EILEEN p PHINNEY. C1t1 1<nowr1 n HOME FEDERAL o• r, i" rN!"I 1".l>ar9u and ·"'' .1 lhe opening thereof tieerd rehlltve to the appll· INV IR 0 NM INT A l THE COST A. MESA • • F·681 parlne•th1p 17761 Cowan will\ Ille CCKJnly Cler~ ot O•·
Clerk SAVINGS ANO .O•N AS "'""''~"1 '111' .. !• ,q,,..,. Bnrl • ..,,, Bnard of TtuSI~ f8· catton desc.robed below STA.TUI · Categorlcttly ••• PLANNING DIVISION HAS SI Sutt!! 202 '''"ne C<f ange Counly Oil OeGembef
Publl5f\ed O•ar1g1; Coas1 soc I Ar I 0 N 0 F ~AN ''111 .. ,.,, •• rf' ''"'! 'l~ :kl!c:I , • .,, ... Ille pnvlleoe ol fe)tcl· DATE/TIMI: Wednnday. empt lrOm Ctlllornta En-PREPARED A NEGATIVE 92714 3 1 l985
Dlltly'Pllot January 10 1986 101EC.O <>) lruslef' uttd~• .i v .... <l •)t Tri.•• ,,.,, ,,,~ and all bids 0t 10 January 22 1986 7 oo p M vlronmentel Ouallty AC1 DECLARATION ADDRESS· Ml.IC NOTICE Rict11ro loz•an J5402 F29M7t
Pvt>h•hf'd OranQil Cou•
01uly P1hJI January 10 17
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F 70/1 oeeo of lru~t Oft!"'<) fl? 81 ltw •<ihi ,,..,u' 1 thl' ... , ., .ir1y 1rregutafttl&s o11r1-APPllCATION NUMeaR: ON FU · A copy ol the ING POSSIBLE EN-Paseo Vi8"1IO Cap••t•ano
1•9nea rt DAVID P <,ARAC •"P<l•O I.ala• 1" • 1' .. otA• I ""'a ties 1n My b•d or 1n Condtltonat UM Permit No l>fopoaed Cooa Amandmenl VIAONMENl AL IMPACTS I UlllMARY Of Beach Callt 9262-4
C. Qtr) A SINGlf M,.~, and gu• r .,., '"" r r I''" ri•op .,,., tJ•tld•ng 85.6!> l•on Ille In tne Oepertment OF THE FOLLOWING PAO· AOOP'TaO OROINANCI Rtc'111rd Paul Moull"•CJP G
r"C?•Oed 912318"l d~ Oocu-l!rl' lo 1'" '>O•d H• 1t.tSl'ln LEE A STEVENS, Vice APP LI C AN T . J ohn ol Oevelooment Ser111cet JECT Ordinance 85•3615 ached· Alba West lrvtne Calif
1 11. ,,118'>1 1 11,,. 0 ' 1WIP Mltmlll"'O rr,\I, .. , C At G 2000 ., St H ' AN ORDINANCE ANO A uled 10 be In lull lorce ano 9:.>714 SUMMA AV OF me<• J ;• n > ••r '!"' •' '1 • 1111 r ,.. -11 lhP hanc•llor Bu•lneH • usl ofson ,..etn reet unt-RESOLUTION TO ESTAB-effect 30 days lrom ns adop Thl"I bus in en ·~ 1 on
F 669 PuellC NOTICE
PROPOSED ORDINANCE ·~.~~:,, R(.,~;,~~r.~ .. 2:.! g~ ''"'" "'' •.. ., 1111 .1 ",,,<;r 1•"• CoH I Community LO C AT 10 N · 1 9 1 6 1 ~20.,'~8n lorB~~,c~~~lbloyrn,.'.! LISH FEES ON NEW DE· tlon on January 8, 1986. ano oucloo by a 9ef>Cl11U PAii· PUBLIC NOTICE ,. proposed otr:flnilr\CP ' ' Y , , 1 1 .1 '' u 1, t• • r alt , Coll99e Dlatrlct C.r"('Sl&I Avenue I 3 mllea ,. .,.. · """''"" '"' VELOPMENT FOR FUND-wu adopted by the IOI'°""· ner~rup l----------~hf'Cluteo for i1dop1.c1n 11 punhr llu• ''" 1 ''9 "~ i • 3 • ~ --/' P "'"'""O Orang~ Cont wMI OI Main Street) public. ING OF THE SAN JOAOUIN I rOll cell vote COUNCIL AICY MOullhro ,. FICTITIOUS aUllNESI
t"e reoul&r Coly Counc,11 1 ~\dd~:·s 1'~0~1~'rr, '' 11 "':~ 111.-ti•"P'• 1• ,. ""r ~auJ'~~~:. Polr.t JAnuary tO 17 · ZONE. RA -0 tRMldentltl s6'~k 81~Tl~~1~!J~~ ait!~d HILLS TRANSPORTATION ~MBEAS AVES H&f'llOg Thll \latemerfi wlCI 111*0 NAME STATl!MENT
mee11r10 ot January ?Cl I NOnlH FRONT ENT~ANC..E 0PM "' ',,,,, hPt1•1<1lfire I'• F 70 I ~gricullural-Cornb1ned with Id he nd CORRIDOR HOfnbuc:klt, Schalet. H111t wit ti tne Coun1y Clerk ol Or-TM lollow•ng person ti
1986 being ()rd1nanc.a 86·:> Ir 0 T H F r 011 111 • ~ .. c.u1,.n ""' '*'''•"'"'" ,., tne "' ·~EOUEIT: To p&f'mlt the H 1111"0 t!ni ~= THIS NEGATIVE DEC· Whetler. NOES None anOj! Cour1ty °" December do1~ businesa as pmntbot•ng tne sate ot at COURTf<OtJSF •00 C v•C. undf'r •"•""• 1 ..,, t1en ON.
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conllnued 0,_111on 01 an ~tnions Of ~he~ llon LAAATION WILL BE RE· ABSENT None 3 t t985 l:t UCF BEND ER IN·
001>011c oeverago et NT r:; RIVE WE""I n h••.fl•ur of C>ft•1u•1 11•<1 0. PUBLIC NOTICE ..-· 010tagllnt ...,.,._, VIEWED BY THE CITY Ofdlntnc. 85-36 emend• F2'9Mn SURANCE MARKETING.
gHohne serv1t.e stallonto ,~ti~ C~ 1~ S&nla An~ v: m •1(1 IQ1 S111" nnd 11 w111tllrt :~.·~~1~~~='01°':~'::: 11
8 OUl.~'~r:::veQ!.'t'i:: COUNCIL AT THEIR MEET· S.Ctlon 10-331 of the Colle PuDhlne<l Orenqe Cou t 170l 6 We.icttll 0. · N-
Tn11 mo11or1 to g1vden Ord• anQ~ C~1un1~ Cahtc""'" .ill N'lt•<• ,,, D"'""" nr•d ~I~ K 22570 • I squsr11loo111rvc1urt. :;ea.a! ~n Howard Z ... laky ING OF JANUARY 20. 11188. Miu Municipal Code by.._ Oe11y Pilot January 10 17 port Beach. C11tt 92660
Mnce 86 2 II•,. rea 1ng Gar roghl 1111,. llnO ir1terf'\I r.on tton 1c, t.;r ll H1111 ut1fl"r~•'J'1l'O NOTICE Of • E H V I R O N Ill I! N T A L Auoolate Aaelalant Plennai FOR FURTHER INFOA-tabllahlng 1 speed llmlt ol 25 2• 31 t086 Bruce MD\Cln Bender S•
rle<l bV tne followt"Q roll call ,. '"' ,, and now ""'" b~ ,1 011'\ol!•I ~d•d ~~01 c1 ,1 ~ OEATH OF STATUS: Cat..,ortet "" Ex· 1 $36-5271 MATION. PLEASE CALL miltl per hOur on O.anoe F 674 459 Cambt•dgl' Cr Co•11 vl)te COUNCIL MEMBERS ._~ 1 1 1 , 114 11 11• 1 r•f'th(lr. to Si"' tCJ HERaEAT -• "' 8 THE PLANNING DEPART· Avonvt Mes11 C&hl 92627
AYES Hefl1o0 Ho•n1>uc"le ;"de• roe O""I) o '"" '" ta ''"' "1'<1 11 t•,. c:.o..n1 , DOUGLAS HOON empl Cltst 3 Je-W. l'atlft, lee· MENT AT (714) 754-5245 The lull le•t ol lilt ordt Tflt• ll11tina11 IS con-
Sc11el!'• Hatt NOES Wtiee1 '~ ""1' prope.rtt OM<.•·n<i'O wh .. r• "" .,.;a 1,1t1r•""• ,,, AHO OF PETITION ON FILI: A ~ ot IM rfllWJ, """""''°" llMell Publlaried Ortnge CoHt n•nct mt be read tn 1~ PUBLIC NOTICE ducieo by an tndtviduel
111 ABSENT Non~ as lt)(.Mf"ll TO AOMIH1STl!R I propoee<I conellllonal uae 1'141nntng ~ommlMlon Dally Piiot Januat)' 10. t9M Cit Cltrkya oltlct 77 Fair O•~• Mason Bender Sr
rne full r,,11 c,I '"" ordt I PARCEL 1 , I De•~ t:? J l''"· ESTATE .,0 A l )l2" pe•~ 11 on flll In the 0.. PubHthtcl Orange Coul F·72t °'~ Cost• MeH FICTITIOUS aut tHISS Th•• ••,temeot wu lllad
nenct-m;:iy be rf!BO ~n 1ne A;~~J~~F ;:~C..Mll!g8;: ALL INCLUSIVE DEED '"all 1141,,, IWW\eflC•l<HtS Patl~nt OI oe:ocmont Dall\I Piiot Jan1111Y 10, 1988 l ll .. UN 91'. l'HfNNEY, Cit, NAMI ITATaMINT with 11'11 Coun1y Clatlr. Ol 0.
City Cl6rk • oll•Ge 7 r111 C..OADED .-. BOOI< 4,. SERVICES. IN C , AS C.tl.!O•IOrs t1r1d con1onqent 1S1ttv1G&S, 2000 Main ''"'· F-708 Clafll The lollOWlllQ l)t!tton 19 ange County on ~!>«
Drove co,11 Mua PAGFS 17 TO 40 01 MIS 'TRUS TEE. IV Till[ C.rftd•IO•I ano pe•son1 who Hunungion BHch, Cell-PlllJC NOTICE Publllhad Ofanoe Co111 Oo1ng outlnettN 31 t98S
EILEEN P PHINNEY. City r CELLANEOUS MAPS Rf TRUST DEED H AVICE I rn11y D" o1hl!rw1se interealed 1 fotnt8 26<48. lor Inspection P\8.IC NOTICE NOTICI Of' Diiiy Piiot J1nu•rr 10 1986 GENERA TIONS MAN '2ll7JO Cit " ,.. . COMPANY, A CALIFOANIA '"th,. will andlor e11a1e of • by lh• public F·703 AGEMENT 681 Dover OrlVa Publllh~ Ort nge COHt
PublttMd Qr 1nge C..oast C 0 n D" 0 F 0 RAN C. E IC 0 A p 0 A A TIO N AS Hr p B (AT DOUG L A S I ALL INTERES TEO PER· NOTIC« °' l'VMJC HIANNO • 1' NewPon Be11cn C•lll 0 ,11y Piiot January 10 IT
OllllV PtlOI Janu1lf1 10 1986 C.OUNTY r AlrFOR71A . AOENT •• N ld lrvel .... .,. HO()N AKA ... ERBERT 0 SONS are 1nv11ao to auano "'9UC .. ANNO ZONI CMAMQI NO. 112663 :>4 1t 1986
F ~M EXCEPT Al. 0 l Jn "Randr H1991nt 1 ... 1 Ven• Hr.Jn.,, li!<.li H 0 HOON H•O heiring and ·~"' A""AL TO THI NO ... 11 P\8.IC *>TICE S1uar1 S111gen1 Fry• 218 ~ F-887
----------AIOHTS Ml~~F'RAl S 1 MtN llu•a Blvd .. Suite 22t, En· Art A "1 C>oUGLA<; HOON 001n1ona O• au!>mll evlde!\ca UA'I A'"OVAL TINTA~ PA.Rell. Sepphtre A¥1 Balboa
. PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~L R~~~~SMl~A M~tR ctno, Cetlfornla 11431 (111) A ~tolo<Jf\ nu DM n f114<l lor or 1~" •;: •P~~~ OP Ull NMll'T MA' • ... _,..!Ullltltl110~ °' ltltlld, Colll 92882 PUBLIC *>TICE
... atae b) DAVID M HOON 4 1 H out 1 • ove ..... ..._.,.AM> .. QATWI I .. "~ vnDINANCI Trus ou•IMH •• con-lt221M
FICTITIOUS IUSIHUI H f 0 R C.O CS ABER 08 0 N c> Jl"lh·~"° l')r ino.-Lo.II O•ARLE!> W MOON 111 ine .,,. My furl,,.. ~tlona C°"°'1'M*M. DICL.AMTION A proPOM<I Ofdtnanc.e ta ducted t>y an 1ndlYl<lu&I ,ICTITIOOe 9U ... ll
NAME ITATllllf NT SUBS TAN E l w " I . t '" ,,I Ii .... 3 ·o 17 S•J ••Of (.,oun nl 01111 ple•M:aJI HOW••d Z84eftily ...£XCl""10N•n N0 ... 10 een.duled '°' tcloPllon •I Stuarl F'rv-
T"• lollOW•"O pertons at• DEPTH OF 500 ~H' l'tP C:.;;,11 requt,,tin 1~ AU OCil lt Pl11nne 1 ti Nln£CE. JS Hl!Rl!B Y ZONI CHAMQI AND IM regultr City Councll Th11 atatamenl wt1 fllOCI NA• STATaMINT
do1n9 bU11nM1 H UNDER THE PARCEi > O~ , ~DAVID M HO~N & 536-5271 GIVEN thll the Hunlln ton LOTCONIOUDATION :meeting ol Januery 20. w1th the Coun1yClerli.ot Or-ThtfoHowlnQl>tf~•are
CRIMP LOCK HOOK C.0 !LANO 11EREINA8l"lv( CJE j .lamM W Pttfn. ho• t: NOTICE IS HEREBY 1988 beif\oO<dlnanC4188-·1 C 1 on Daoembel dotno bUtlnna , .. C.CSernill 098 HllrtloM W•r COlll SCRtBl'O WITHOtJT TH[ CllAAL!:S w HOON t>t •P· retatJ, HufttlnttOfl 8Mcfl a..cll Cl~~""!!.~.-GIVEN Chai the Hunllnqtonl ~tng TlllO 5 ol 1'"9 ;~~98rn y Mobile Country Club, 215t
Mesa. Celol 92628 R 1 G HT 0 J" ~ J A~ A <. f PU8UC NOTICE pointl'CI H P"<t0n•l reo-fl'tannlrtt COftlm...,... • put:>tlG Ing n tM """"' 9"Ch Ctty COU<!Cll will hold Coeta Meaa MunlCi 91 Coda ,~., A0111ng H•llt Drive ruJMnon. Euoen~ Q11mes tUO I EN1 Av AS fl( 'S£Pi1' .... !!' lr.,.,,111''11 to ~mtnt1tefll'Wll Pvo1111\td Orange Cotti j o-1 Chtml>t< 11 the Hunt· apubllc l\OaflnQ in Iha Coun-ctartfylng MC.llontp ot Iha p blltnocl Ort Coott CA !1'63•
Hert>O• 111ano 01 San I OEEO Rl'COAOrlJ S(fl I .. ,11 •'t.': r,fp~7.,~~:"Q'v1t11 I D111Joy P1IOI J1nuary 10, 19M ~:~ s~7.~1C.:::i1n200001on Cll Chtmbtt ,, ·~ Hunt·1 SIQn Ordlnane. 0811~ PllOI Jt nua": 10, 11 I Houllno L TOP. A ~h-Dlf!QO Calif 92101 T(,-48£P n ••Hn •S ., NOTICI or F"·708 . lngton Ctvtc C11n•ff 2000 th llOn 10 I 0 d •8 Ofrtl• Limited anMr .. -P. J o lln \/1181 •Cn 2~T SHIUMfNT .-.0811•BP.6 fAUSTEISIALE lul1'1oul,fO ldmint~llWl~ a.etll. Calllornt1 on l"-M11n StrHt Huntington! •;.ol tl< gve l l·74•3 t tllv ,883 2U1 Rotllr'IQHtlte Or1ve,ull
OF 0 r r1C"tAL R£(.r AO'>. ' " r 11!4 M••1• unoe--IM rldllPf'!'I DllEMIC NOT.,.r dalt anci et the time In-8eecll Callfornl• on Iha n.:;oe th. ,~1~ c•!,; • 1Wton CA 92834 ;' J PARC( ' i « 0-1 AOl!ltnlll•ll•O< OI Ea r~ ~ dbtOO below 10 recal\le •nd d•t• end •1 IM time In-~ .. 'iouNCIL M(.;B~~s Myron M F\olctlttt 2151
A N 0 N E ;cc ' 'r tOU ,.,., N Ol-~ll'll T lalH Ac1 NOTICI °' coneldel tM atatamen11 ot dlcaled btlOw to rteecve and AYES Heft H bueklo rtaJC NOTlCE ROUlfl9 Hiiia Or!Ve, Fvnorton,
PACtffC Vl!W [AS[MfN FOR f AND IJNOlR A '1r£D o r must "' "fft1ng on ""' l,.tltlon all petM)na whO with lo bt conaldor tM l lttetnOllta of II ' ~OQj ~ ' CA 112834 •
•M<>f'IAl PA A9C lf NJ001.4(NT IN AliO "01DAfEO ~EBRUARY' 1~8S wilt~ !!eld on JloNVMh' ?9 c~:t':. hffrd rtlellve 10 Ille IPC>fl• I ll panon1 wtlO llrilh to .,.l ~bJ~er, N ·~ A8~:~1:, P'IC.TmOU9 .,..... Hen1y RtiCllOrl. 2151 Roll Cemetery • Mort THE COMMO~' UEli UNlCS( Vt'.>U lA~,. loC 1f86 11930 AM on Oe9t ""MITMO..... CtllondOKrlbodbolOW '*"11 relttlft to Int 809*· Nona on ' N.u.ITA~ lnQHlll•OtlVe Fun.non.CA
uary BEING lOT 42 or AIO TION T" PROTECT tOUR No 3 Ill 700 C•v" Centltf UNIT DATtlT.-: w~. lOll ~bed !>Mow of The IOlloWlnO panon•.,. 11183• Ch•c:>el . C tem•lory TAACT llolO 1085( AS sn PPOPrFH I IT ... AY 8( On.,.. w ... Sen•• Ana CA N T~COND R v Janut1ty 22. , .... 7 00 p M ce~A~: w The lull 1.,.t the orell· .CIOlnQ boitinOM.. 110W81CI c Bnghern, HSI 3~ Pa(;1l1c View Ortve r QRTM OEflNEO 111\fD nF' SOlO A' ._PUBLIC ';Alf 92702 OIV~N 1~;1 1;! :U~u~~ A"'LICATION "'*91.~ J~22, 1988 .~'..~o.'":fe ~-J ;::. I NT [A N AT I 0 NA L Rolling Hlllt0.1_,.. Fullerton.
Newport Beach ISCRiOCO 1N THE orc.i AR 1r YO<J •iFfO AN f t PL,. •r 1ou OBJFC.T •o 1tit 8oachC t Cou •l wllhold Two ~'1>9eel• 10 tne B?A• A..UCAf'ION ""1lHR: °' Coe • C"R81DI! OF u s 34781 CA9783•
6"4·2700 ATION or COVflllAN''S NA TION 0 ' THE NATURC Qf 8ntmQ ot ,,,. ~hlton YOU epubhc.:.:.,ing:tne1Coun llOP'0-.11 ot UM Pwmll No zone Cflano7N'o ::.. ... ~=-y Clly Cimino Ctpl•trano Tht.I Du•tnen II COi'·
CONDITIONS 11111( ~r QI h•E PROCH OINC. tn011IC ll<ther '"1Pelf al 11'\e Ctl Chambef 81 the Hvl'll· 15-?0 me Conditional [x. IS-11/Tantetrw lfaroel ... ., CWtl • • Cepllltano 8e8Cl'I Call! ducted lirr • gener.i Wt·
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RC COAOtO IN BOOI< On 1ANUA~ 11 1986 •• 11111 hHrtng You• IOPMf· <Ill• ~nd ~l ,,,. t~ tn-l.OCATIOMll472l!dlngef l!nllfP'.... Ctj)l11'ano B••Ch. Calif Wilfl lne County CIORofOt·
13877 PAG(S •r..34 rolP l~ ~m CtC11CJAC.l •• 11":•"'•1b4t 1"'*'°"°'by 0 ledbaloWtor..,...,.llnd AVW1Uatt0Ut"--'corn.oc L.OCAnoetl 1400 Centet '-26~4 •91: COUf\tt on Jlrt\ltlfY I.
1978 INCLUS v or or llwly ., oo•l'lttd Tt ••••• ro;',' :~~ ,.9,( A CA OITOA CCfllldof the alaletMnl• °' ~~au:;£~ °'"" ·~ cornor •t .....: llJTU -Tflf• bllt~....:: t -rlCIAL R C-OAOS or OA-und« ltnd ~rau11nl tO 0..0 , ... l*tOnl .,f\o wteh lo be I ...,... Ir) ~ ,.,., dwded by • """-.. ---r--·
ANG COUNTY C AI.I· 01 '""' rKOrdtd f'"£81U Ot • COf'lltngtltll CtodllOt Of holfO fflflW to Int aopll. • c ... to "-IZA'• .. 10,111 C·4 IHl,ltw•r ..,,. • ... PuOllahed C>anoe COM!
FORNI.A ANO AHY "'"'FNO. A•IY 8 IOM e 1t1f1 NO 11\e <letHM<I to\! '""" file e.ttton lli9CJl«led belOw ptoYel of U.. '9rmlt ,._ CommettfelJ end hi· (LIQfll ""'9Tm'I IAL& M l tfuOHfG Otilly PllOt Januat'f ,0, 11, M£~1T9 THfAFTO I' f'l•OO, of OtN:tal F:e-•OU• t.lt tm w•lh 11• ~IO< OATI~ Wad,,_.., ta-7~ llnd ~ b,. lndultl YOU Mil .. DOAULT l'Na at~l iltee Med 24 '\1 IN& c..-,,...,, 11 10 t~ pertoN) _ citOtlOn Ho l &-72 end en . _ •UNOIA ntfi OllD OF wit tr.CoufMVClatll ofOI
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flC'TITIOUI aueMH HAm llATl•NT fl\11 butlneu •• t on. wtll• t.,. County Ci..11 ot Of.
The tOllQWlng pereont •rt d1l(le<I by tn ~!Vtd~I ~ Covn1y °" o.c.m11er tnc I CallfOtlllll COtpot·
dolf!O ~,,.. &1 Otana B1uon •' 1985 11k>n P8'.tma 11~ Count'J
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,,., c a11tom1a, 21 t t 8ut1 Publlahta Orlf\Ot Cout ---------l927 •S ne.a c.n111 Ortve Suite 0.11y Pilot o.c.m11er 20 27 flta.IC NOTICE Th11 but1ne111 11 con· a.11 latatt f91 Salt lnefaJ 1112 0.t tf ..... C.U ... IM ........ 1144 ••IKt .... 11• 200. trvlnt Cahl e2715 1985 J1nuer; 3 10. 1986 ----~;..;.;:;.;.;=. __ I duct to by • llmlte<I part Mr p I ISi -
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1n1p a.im'IC NO IC NA.Ml! ITATHMNT Thtt 118""*'1 waa ltltd <>~. ·-·· l"I kitchen not,., to oceet1 .,, ··--• ,,.,., Brien R 8\Uke, Pruldtnl '"""'" T E Tn. IOl!ow•ng '*'°°* 1,. w11n me County C~k ot Ot· leatrll t•I ....... urity M86,000 ~V Mil IRVINf AfHlALS l l'llt 1t1tement wu nttd ___ _....._-.,;..;..=.. __ I dOlrig bl.lllne.. .. Navtdi •nQe Covnty on Oeotmbtt Liii ••JFI 2 IOIN 0<'<*1 c:ondOe In 539--f 19 t AQent 0091 lnlM..... ......... BMutlful Big Cen)'Olt 29r
wtlhlheCounty Ci.ti.otOt '~!!!.~!11.~::f' lnvHtmen1 Properties A 31 li815 **""Ullll** G -llT NOf'th C•rollna GrHI 8 CK 8AYwT/Ha3/2'-' lM-llll + Den , ?i'•a.t lo o .
•not County on Otcemo.. Tn• touowlng PtfM>fl ia ~~d& Lim11eo PartnetShlp, Pu1>111neo Or1no!= Best Blun•a Priced Opptyl un~t~A~6~~~EW J '9tltal ~t I In tavtng:t pet!O, t>tc:ny, pool, frP4c --. S 1400/mo 58-7802
3t. t986 ftlM7J dOlng bu11nttt 11 N Ou111 Street, Suitt 102. Dally Pllol J1riu1ry 10 17 Lrgr 3Br 2~8a End Unit 2 C Tat m All 759 1552 ·~~·~c: o;:i~ ,.~~ '!;'!]' ~·o2..,..CW, $'0f>f\200r/,opnot}"'' 318,,!_Ba. 2 earg81 No pett .. Ulfll * UNLIMITED POTEN· evwport~n.CA926&0 24 31 1996 ' l'lugep•lfoa.llkenew lnl. u r • • ,or.,_,. vv .......-'" • r 11>vl.M(819)N&-5510 38drm,2'.t t>a.edCUtl¥e D:i~b~~~Jl~~~e l~o~;'. TIALS 10221 Slllet A111 , T Wanen K l<ell°tYg, 1801 ' F 679 Very sharp! High balance It tal BLUFF a;M. 381 2' .. ba. 2 >r (818!_~ townhOfM Vl9w, pool,
2• 31 1986 # 103•343. Founllln Valley, e~Jcohn CAL a9n2660•. ewpo n D11D1 C . assumable loan & priced Ct. IHI ••I Mar I 022 a 1 sty, trple. cath. c*la. cul· GOLF COURSE VIEW 28t. j11CUz:zlltennle S 1350/MO ~ C•1t1 92708 .--~I NOTICE rtgnt at s22e,5001 tee . s o.n F 671 Olene Birron 3700 Plaze Warren Kellogg & As-I ti IO DUPLEX·2Br Iba ea. SO· ltlMl/C..... de-sac. 1000 5.4&-4184 , Wit bw, San JOI· Deya 213/384·3773,
---------Or Santa Aria C1HI 92704 sociates. Genar111 Partner FICTITIOUS 8UllNlll II llt t . ot-PCH $275.000 521 CONDO: 28A-2ba. den. qutOS 1350 mo 551·5193 9\1/wllnda 71417eo-c>e11
Tht1 business 11 c:on-shlP. 1300 Quall SlrNI NAMI ITATEMINT 840-5560 ANYTIM E' Carnation By owner Ctatral 2112 quiet. aeciodld ., .. on A 8181883--068~ BtG CANYON Condo. Golf
duc;1ed b~ an 1nd1v1du11 Ne~o\Beac;l'I CA 92660 The loUowong P41tll0f'll "' 873·0241 or 673· 154 1 2BR 28X OOOdO n S C Tustin Ave btwn 2012111 DISCOUNT AENl IQ 28r. frntge 2BR 2t>a. PV1 ~.
K221M Diana '""" duc1~ o usi~"• ie con-do~~A~;•o" •• * TIY l4000 MWI * WATERFRONT CONDO Plau Pool ;pa .. St Adult• p<ef $950/mo lam rm. 2Ba Nr patlt Co-pooll tennl• 1 1500/mo.
PUBltC NOTICE
FICTITIOUS au•••• T111a •!•ltmtnl WU hied snip y " ""''M (llrtnet· 301 E I '1 NASL REACLTY 2 story 3 bdrm, 2 bath air "--en bl 1•11 c•rrvvt l(tds; .... , OK Avall 311 6'42·4799 OPl<•lt w/S.ra S900 mo 75t-5597, 497-5"71 wllh 1ne County Clerk ol Or· HI 1 tn trHI, ost1 conditioned condo nr """" · y. "' Y view .,_. ....... · ( 7 14 )5 5 1 . 5 193 0 r HAM! ITATIMEHT ange County 00 Noveiflber Warren I( Kellogg Mase Clltl 92627 SC Plaza Pool spa. $369,SOO BKA 640·6259 S695tmo Heat Is frM Eastalde dlMn JBAleA. 1818)88.3 ,....,. BLUFFS 3 bdrm, 2,,. !Mith Thtl lollowlng P4t'ton• ere 20 t985 This s1atemen1 wes m~ Femac Inc C11t1o~n1a 3BR 28A S7951mo Agt hM Obi f: No pets .,,...... spin level T Ina ...,...... ~
domo t>ollnetS II Con ,,_ w11n lhe County Cletk o! Or· 301 EeSI 171h StrHt, Co•t• lrplc • carport Only Ct1t1 ..... 1024 Lisa/Barbara 631· 1266 s a'· .. .e.... ··-. •••• $1500 •ntr ·~~ ~ 11nen111 Mobl!e Hou11ng ... _ 1nge County on Dec. l>t Mesa Ciltl 92627 S93,900 A Bargain• Call , 795/mo ·uvou •-...,_ ~. ...............,
L TO 2651 RolllnO Hiiis D:.~b~11~~1~!r;: 2~~~t 24 1985 em ' Maoy Ann Ma.tcero Sec Patrick 631-1266 *3 HOUSES on 300 LOT NWPT& CONDO • Steplto E..idl. cream of the ctop 3 Odrm 2'-t batn condo BLUFFS 381 2Ba. ,_
Dtove Fullelton. Ce 9263' 1985 January 3 10 1966 F2M20e Tn1s s111emen1 wa.s filed 1-3br t·2t>t 1· tbt • 2 MP bey ocean Sec sys. tn· Super plu1h 18r only located tn WOOdbtldgl crpt drps paint, DIW
M yton M Rticnet1 S2' F 639 Pubh!ll\e<I Orange co111 w11n 1ne Coun1y Cletk ol Ot· gar S l59K Agt 759-5080 lercom 3 deetca. 28R $450 -dep ctirg Call !550 aq 11 Pteltr to rent s 1200 No P9ll 759-0MI
Green Acre Oflv1 Fullt tton • Daily P1101Januat1 3 10 t7 angf> Couri1y on December FUILMS Slll•tl•rT 28A Yrly $1600/mo nOW' 5-47-2787 lurnoahed lor S13501mo --
CA 92635 ---------2• 1986 11 1985 -• OCE.,.A'i,FRON.f condo ----plus S 1~50 aec ~ B LUFFS 4BA-nr pool
Howlld c Brigham 9612 P\&:IC NOTICE F 6S7 "~ cn•-••E, n n••s 3BR 2''>8A. 12200/mo E/SiOI lrg 'BA wi den 2 SHOO/mo IOf 5 mo/Of ... Cent~ 0<1ve 11111a Park CA I PuOll!hed Orange Cont ULNA ISWI 3Br 2•-,ea 2 story Sk y· .IACllS IULn lrp~ fncd yd no pets r Traditi·onaJ op1 It $215,900 LH.
92661 FICTITIOUS 8UllNESS lJa11y ?1101 December 20, 27 hghta sundeck db! gat· -·p ll&ll&••MEIT -$1'00 • dep 63 1-7530 Snauen Realty 640-6259
Th11 business '' con NAME STATEMENT PUBLIC NOTICE 1985 January 3 10 t966 IAYfllOIT age and a garden pa110 ,.." -Re lt dutle<l oy 1 11m11ed p11r1na1 Tne fOllOwong Petsons are F-6 17 wtlh snort m00tong rnree Execuhve Slyle loving on l 14/lll-l llJ 48R 2BA Frple 1aww 8 y BLUFFS CONDO 2 81 1 sn~yron M Re1cne11 d~1~f b,:~e~~\1w~DGE FICTm~u~~llNUs =~:~ h:;:1a~,:::~~1 1~~ ~~g'os~~as~~:tro5~~~ Overlooks Newport S600's ~,!,, '~?·~:~.· c~!~ 63 1-7370 :~:m~ f..~~ ..,.._
Tn1s 1111emen1 w11 lilea C O I B I B & B NAME ST ATE ME NT P\EllC NOTICE bl 1 1 2bdrm 2 betn ima'11) Av all now S 1 195t mo
w11n 111e County Cl9rk ol Or ENTERPRISES 1629 E The ro11ow1ng persons are ~~:e ~·s~~:~~n~ ~~ wants •11 1~'~',?!!·3191 ta1d ·ou1 floor plan call (7 l,IS'&-4426 RSJ CONDO Bri ni & 2~~c~.~O~ pd:~~l1 anne County on J&nuary 8 Balb oa Blvd. Newpori Cloong business 11s Coas1 FICTITIOUS •UIMIS 1 .,.,.vv 539 619 1 An.aon1 ~o t ---sunny 1 slry 2010 2ba ··• B c c NAME STATEMENT or investors at $645.000 Q•&.L l•I w•••EI . v-"' s ' Rm, 2ba wltrple, gar I r 1 A · next to pool Air & highly 1988 eac,, alllornoa 92661 ommuMy Buoioers 3 1 ~1 Tl\t r0Uow1ng petson 1s MARILYN TWITCHELL 11 """ countrykltch.b.nfcdyrd I po decor Iota 01 oak. upgraded Avl Im"*
F2t757t Pa1<1ck Bryan Brennan A1r•ay Sulle 0 ' Costa oo1riobus1ness es !pSElECT l1lN1 blu4 210I $7 50 • dep·v cnrg lrplc iged1n1ng rm.micro $1795/mo Ca.11640·5324 Publlsneo Oranoe Coa11 1629 E Belooa Btvd:"'New· Mesa CA 92626 HOW ARO S OAR.AGE. & selflcln oven could be __ _
DM1ly Pilot January 11 18. port Beacn, Ca1t101no192661 Kenoa11 Laouna Coro ,550 Supetlor Ave Coate PROPERTIES 111&11 CAllA&. 54~-2787 pert furn Plush crpt'g !-EASTBLUFF SBA 4ba T /H
:?5. ario Feoruory ' 1986 Rock Lewis 8enne11. 1629 154' Ocean Avenue Su1111 Mesa Calll 92827 *W•T11F•t1t• LARGE 1 BR 1ba upper on I oak floortn~ garage wtt-p "•ose church, IChl, I 716 E Balboa Blvd Newpor1 300 Sarita Monica CA • " v Beacn Ciililorma 92661 90401 Howard David Berl<owltz. LOWEST PllOE w ith Boat dock Beautl--tour-plex. near Sou !ll w1opnr OP N HOU E t>C.J\.~950 Al 458-2108
Th15 businett is• con· Kathryn G Thompson De 20151 Bayview Ave . Santa IESAYEllll 1111 fully remodeded 3Br3Ba. Coast Plaza no pets ~;R9E.3 SUN 1'1·2 at 1 Lq'i/ELY 58r Exec/w1nl4W PUBUC NOTICE duchlcJ by a Qeneral P8r1· ve1opmen1 Co 3IS1 A11wev AriTan;.gl~u~~~.i2~~7 con-lfSEllT MOIE qutet corner loc vaulted formal dining wet bar. $5-40/mo, 844-6'21 NA 58 1·1116 Penln Pt Agent Arden
---------"8 '$nip Sul!e 0-1 Cos!a Me$a CA duc!ed by ari mdlYldual 141,100. ceilings. frplc S129,000 lam rm. 2 frplc:s. !)"lStr Lge 28R wftcd yrd gar Must see.S llOOlmo 675-1771164&-3091
K·22165 Pt11toc1>. 8 Brenrian 92626 Howard Berkow111 Newly dee 2 BR 1 ba, love-Owrier/540·7355 suo!e Yrly fse or Fet>-frplc:. Musi see• $625 TWO 2BR TOWNHOMES G - ------FICTrrlOU •• u.INE.s I 1115 sta1emeri1 was filed Tn1s busone~, ,!, •on ••a., $2200/mo a-ts & • 1nan11c: 3Br 28a wl ,..., ~ This 5tatemeri1 was !lied !y 11tew, La Quinta (nome MESA DEL M•A-3•4 "" , .,... deQ c:hrg. 547·2787 •w cen1r11 111 & gar Walk 10 ...... & Lido -~ MAME STATEMENT w11h IM Count~ Clerk or Or ducted ov a 911,.eral Part wllh ll'le C0un1y Cler'k ol Or· ot the Bob Hope Classie\ Bdrm lge IOI s"1~9 500 credit cneck teq d 1st. Plush No pell S850 & """" Tne lollowing ~sons 111e arioe Couri1, on November nerst110 ario• Couftty on "-ember .. 1as1 • oep Wkdya call LllllY ,.....ll'S s950 c S 1300/mo yr1y 964·692 ""' 27 t985 I( h G r ~ " .,.,., 540-1155 Prine onl" 546-0074 ror _,. 111 Wendy 11 ooing buslneu as Oelc ai ryn nompson 11 198S , (21 3)8 50·J 807 O R Brandnew 3br 2 •ba f1p 559.9400 Mol>lleHomeunfurn Udo
11d91 lid 2851 Rollorig Hills F2t35t4 This siaiemenr was loled F2Mltt LEASE onto & appt (2131850· 7629 Wknds Inc yd. dbl gar pet ok p~ Pen1n su11 2Br 1 Ba 011ve Fullef'1on. CA 9263.t I Puohsn~ Orange Coasl woln tne Ct>unty Cl .. rk ol Or p bl ~ 0 c ·IPTlll/• 6LE II 17 14 ""73 0555 OR L•1··· ..... L 21.11 D 1 p ,...___ c "~-" 1'•·eo renge oas1 -llallE Fiii ca "' • color S 1095 6'2·9666 -• ,. k1tch app1 incl Adulta Ook11dge Atsoc1a1es • 8' Y 1101 ..,.,.,,.,moer 21 ange ounty CJn ..,... emt>er 01111y 1'1101 December 20 27 Costa Mesa P<1me toe 2 • f213J850 7629 l!'~•!'!-.---o----.-Cahlom1a limlled P11r1ner 198S Januarv 3 10 17 24 '985 1985 Jllfluilry 3 10 1986 Bdtms 2· 1 ba air cond Upgraoe<i Et stde spacious • Mesa Verde 3Br 2Ba Re-38 2BA coastline view only PRiii ATE BEACH
snip by Contonen!at Mob11e '986 F21,... ~-6 14 noee yard com m POOi 4 bd rm lmmac w/lru11 l1lMI modeted kncn lrg paho Includes retrig and w/d S675 Incl Ultl 645-4733
Housing LIO a Catoto•ma F64SD:.1~~:~~.~an~~~~g3e ,cooa,s71 andspa $135000 trees Ou1e1 StrHI PHiDHll 2107 2eargar s 12oomo1nc1 $12501mo 551·3037 ..... ,.IT
L1m11eo Pannersh•P Gf>n ' ' iwm ,_. &441131 $154 900 A ll i son grdnr &water 1s1 1851 ArcnBch H hi ~·-· era• Partrie<" 285 t Ao111no PLellC N<HICE 24 1986 n10LIC NOTICE ••·· • 631-1266 or 650·2 1~ Great loeahon b!k 10 S500 sec s4s..4498 g s sp......,.,.s Lrg 38R 2',.BA. 2 eat gar-H1t1s Drove Fuller-Ion CA F-656 bay & t>Ch 3 8r 288-UP· JSR 28" Spectacular age pool tennis CloM
9263' K-22514 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS • ·~~~\ R gr a 0 e d c 0 1 I age Mm -Verde 38 r 1 •.ea ocean vu lrp! s 1400 lo beac:h s 1200/mo
This business is con FICTITIOUS BUllNE88 PUBLIC NOTICE I T~e"'1:1~o!;~T!i~~! are RHICH 1 :G J : S 1450/mo 11rry 673-0708 newty-refbr-t>tshed ~pie _4~4~ or 494-3672 TSL MGMT 642· 1603
Ouc:!eo by a llm11ed pat1ne1 NAME STA'H!MENT doing ousoriess es COlllll NL IUI _!'!_..; •• -Here s another incredlble grdnr Gd toe $ 1175 EMERALD BAY Ocean vu NEWPORT HEIGHTS
'hip rne lolloworio oersons are 1<·22513 taJ CRYSTAL CLEAR. Snarp 2 Bdrm 2 bath $395 b h b I b Open TuM Otc 4 7,-0800 3BA Jba S2500tmo. C Clean pretty cott~ 3 BR
MytOO M Reocriert doing business 11s Rancrio FICTITIOUS BUSINESS POOL SE RVICE \b l Condo with Mountain 2R·4LlfS ac ungaow Y Dave Hme640-1S39 T1tum Allr 759·1552 2ba bflCk trplc:, Shade w1tfl\h;~sb'~~~~le~:'o1"6'." ~·;:i~~~~.:~:c;;:,e~~~. T~eAr:1~o!~,,~T!~!~! are CRYSTAL CLEAR POOL and C anyon Island PRHIE USTSllE ~;e~~3o~~utry 53~6191
MESA VERDE E.tecu!lve Fabulous ,,,_ JSR 28A patio Non ~4Ws. rete
ange Counly on J11nu111') 8 nershor 3090 Pullman ooing business 115 Rancno ~NO SPA SERVICE 18 19 v•ew Private end untt w11n Side by side Call Allison 48R 3ba Aedwooo spa Ir pie not tub gdnr & credtl S 1000/mo •
1986 Srreel COSll!I Mesa CA Mirage Hotel Assoc1a1es No M~~am~~"' B~~62~' Costa p11va1e deck r11ep!ace 631-1266 or 650-2183 c. pi 11 r •• • I tlC k Gardentng & spa s.!lrv1c:e s t500t mo 661·9201 °' 1slllut 642·2515 D:.1~o~~l~~Ja~~a;,~:1~~~ 92~~~mori9IOl1 Hole! As-~os~~~es:u~~;~62~1reel, 18~~,,~~m~•noJo~~,~ns~~ ~~~n:~' b~e~~~~ ~I~ If w:• UOOsfBLUFFtopd~:~~ :~~~:r:e5~;::gton F~~1~13~~r; ocntrnt 1• R::'dr~~:c~~~s2b~ec":
24 31 1986 Sl'lc1 ate$ No 9. 3090 Aobi!f1 P warm1ri~1on. Co91a Mesa Caltl 92626 S 140.000 .....,;~-ocean view 3Dr 2'tba, Ave JSR 2BA lam rm bd ltg Piil patio plll bcn fncd yard & gat $700
f 7 5 Pullman Stree1 Cos1a Mesa 3090 Pullman S1tee1 os1a Donald S Jorgnesari (71 "') 673 .., .aftl'\ I D in kite, gar mal cp! dsnwr. trpl lncd yd No sec gate comm pool 539·6191 Agl COS1 I CA 92626 Mesa CA 92626 19952 Prov10enc:e Hun1· ,. ........,., H H L-1042 " George M Ciilhl>ert. u 69 Harolo c. Parker 3090 ingion Beach Caltl 92&t6 aat. ar .. ar no pets S 1000mo 1st · sec pets Avail aher Jan t5 $650, no pell 499·2704 SEAlllEW 3 BR, 21"tba
Ch11se Ldrie. Hurihrigtori Pullman Street Cos1a MMa, Thl5 Dullness 15 c:on· WATEllFRllT w /MCI 493·8658 or 83 1 ·9~20 _ $950/mo 646· 1535 Fam rm great vu Pool,
PLeLIC NOTICE Beacn CA 92649 CA 92626 dueled by a general part· .ilBR , 2 C • 1 M 2122 MONTICELLO T IH JSR •IOIAlflllT * I e n n Is sec u r 11 y Trios bus•riess is con· John W 011a1111m 3090 nersnop 1 l ba sto ry Ort81 t rtU 2Br tul!y furn POOi PV1 S2200lmo 2 lJ/430-3629
duc1t1d bv a 11m1ted partner Pullman Street Costa Mesa Ronald JorgenM!ri $385 000 Creauve Ways i0R 1BA deluxe Sand· 2ba. ~ar 1 allac~~ gar Den sec S 1300 No oets -----
1(2:2M7 snip CA 92626 lt11s S1alement was liled 646-0520 49.l.0446 c astle Condo w/sml yd . ~~~Id~ ~;:Oe 646-j~701 642-1802 Of 631-8250 lllLLA BALBOA 2 Bdrm, 2
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Rooen P Warrn1no1on William C Waomonglt>n w11n tne Couri!) Cle<k of Or-lrTilt 1044 lrp1c wel bar m1trOted _ , OCNFRNT home on the Ba Pentnouse Spacious
NAME STATEMENT T111s !l<11emen1 was 111eo Ill 3090 Pullman Streei anqe County on Novemoer wardrobes microwave. Move Now 3 • F11m-rm Bluff Whtie waler blue bngnt. neu1ral colors
Tnt1 to11ow1ng persons .irf' w11n 1ne Counlt Cler~ 1)1 Or-Cos1a Mtta CA 92626 20 1985 lllYERSITT PUI trasn , compactor etc formal d on Pets QI( water everylntng v-Gate guarded CALL
doorig business as Sand l.irig .. County nri OeGemoer I Mar~ D Parsons 3090 F2t2IOI BaylOI Mdl t500 slh 3 Bd Avail now S900t mo $675/dep cnrg 5,47.2797 nu 2bd .,..,.a pvt ""n ~ Evelyn 640·•868 or
Aolhng H1U1 Ortve Fullf'r!on. F299102 CA 92626 Daily P1101Df'cembet20 27 2•, ba $144 000 4••, 10 . 1 I I t:>el -5pm •EW II TIWl1 gate comm pool $1500 no p1P8f Mobile V111ege 28!>1 12c 1985 IPullman Streel Costa Mesa Publ1sneo Orange Coa.sl 863 9 9 ~ ""' ...,.. 673-8059
CA 9263' I Publ1st.t•O Orange Coast Tnos business is con l985 January 3 1o l986 PUBllC NOTICE bk rs Owner 786-0579 28R 38A duple• so ol nwy Need 1 place 10 rent? Piek I pe1s. n smk P' .. 499-270.-CANAL FRONT 1 Seo
Pec1hc lloew Assoc111tes a Daily Polo• January 3 10 17 ducted Oy •general oar! F-625 FICTITIOUS BUSINESS lew,.rt ltacla 1069 w view $1450/mo Ag1 up the phone & call Fee WOODSY Ute ••ry 1 sd· 1 CottagewtS11pS120011"nO Genetal P1r1nersn1p by Con ?4 1986 ••ersnop -675-6000 or 760-0159 I yrly
M ental Mobile Housing I F 653 Rot>e11 P Warrnonoton NAME STATEMENT Ill Cdlll 11111! TIUllEIT lli-lll01 cSa8r50gtma'o 4deck94-2129V11lage VILLA BALBOA 2 Seo &
td a Cahlorrua L1mi!ed Tn1s Sl8t!'menr was hied PUBllC NOTICE Trie louowin9 oetson •S •Single or cory cpl Small d t .... b Parine1sn10 General Par t w•ln the County CleOI or Or do.no ousoneu as AbSOlute bargain• Pres· 18r no gar yard uuls p<l Nice 2. b<>f'lus t m wl gar I en am1., rm ay V\J
ner 1851 Aolt1"" H•ll, Ot•Ye PUBLIC NOTICE anQf' Couril• l'l" Oec,.mt>er FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Ill) SECURITY 8LANl(El I ug,ous 3 bdrm 2 'baln $680 No pe1s 722·8011 smyrd trple gOOd E·sioe' LIJ••I lit•tl 2152 S1500•mo yfiy
f"ullerton CA g{63,. 2• 1985 NAME ITATtMENT ELECTRONICS tr S B E exec lwnnme Pool spa loc $4 75 dep cnrg 2 BR 2 b oc;;;; lew BAYRIDGE New 3 Beo/3
This busoriess ,, con K·22:S12 F2M203 rne lollowong persona are 1217 w Bay Ave N-POff tennis Try 10··· down *'"WATER Y1EW• 547-2787 Co d s~ooo v ba I p air & MCUrf1y
duc18<l by a limlled paw·.., FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Puohsned Oranot1 Co11s1 Oo•no ousoness '" 8eacl\. Ca111 92660 Call ~atr1ck Tenore Like new 2BR 2 -,BA PACIFIC u'EHE Ca~ iherto 644-a& lm~ BSA1l7SOISLmoD y4rty "'~ 1u,_ •hi NAME STATEMENT Dail'-Polnr 1~nui1••3 10 17 BASICS 2775 Mesa Cn.iries Joseph Aothns 760-8r02 '>r631 ·1266 O C •• •• 9 957 .,.,., -.,-, D T I •~.. ' 0
' lwnnse In Ide d"" 28R 18• house ne~ 4 4 2 nome $18001mo .w"-Myron M Reicneti G ,., he olov .. 1ng PB< sons are 24 1986 I Veroe Or E x 111 Coste 12 11 w Bay Ave Newporl ,.. .. ,. .,
erel Parl ne• e ooing b .. ~tnes.~ as Wi!tm F-65• Mesa C11o1 92626 8eac.1> Calif 92660 • ·~~ ~~~-Walkif:'o l>Ch S 1450 mo paint crpl s yard & gar Beau11ru1 new 28r 281 LIDO PARK DA 2 Seo &
This '18UH'r111n1 w11s loled l•no1ori Ho1e1 Assoc1erM No I Jorin Kyle Bucnanan T"•s business is con· 1'•.• ,,. OP252N4SSAETAVSIUENWl-4 $750 mo AQ! 631-7370 Twnnmes POOi soa len-den BAYFAONT PENT
. \I 3090 Pullman S1<ee1 27 ·~ M l'!Sa Vt-tO" D• E Outlt>O ov an 1rio1v1duill ~i " t j HOUSE $2000 mo "'I wlln !he Co11n1• t.ler~ or Or C 6 PUBLIC NOTICE 6.,3•6366 o r 673_3735 as~ or om nos gar pa ho lndry ,. Y ari e C f ' J 8 t.os1a Mesa A 92 26 x t 11 l.o,ta rnesa Cato! I C'1c11les Joseo" Aollons ,,kup M icro lrpl cable WA TERFRQN T HMS INC
'"i6 ounyon driuMv nN'"" P Warm • .,g1ori I 92f>?6 lr>os sta11"rnen1 ,.as llled MAlllGllYIEWllMES 3BR 2BA walk IO ocn PLUSH CONDOS Over Several Umls w voews 1•1.1.1100 ')Otill Pullmiln Stree! Costa FICTITIOUS BUSINESS Tllo> Du,one>s ,5 con w••~ the Count1 Cieri. ol Or~ 1 I Sl'eams & lall$ Gar <a ,.
ublisneo Oronoe Cousi rn 1 11 n.a s $3 15 000 Prln onl carpel S 1150 avl 2 5 w r w u Vr1y )Dr nm ocean crs '2 lull P F2t7sn M"Sd CA 926:26 I NAME STATEMENT Ourte<l oy a ousonf!ss l•us1 arige Coonly nn December 51R 31A SOMERSET sndeck d w new app11 opnr mo<: o d nk p $8 75 $950 Call 364·5684
0 HarolO G Parlier 3090 II o owing ,,vrson are John Kyle Buchanan 11 198S 644_0530 'f 261 .24 14 Mar• 673.4243 1Br $750 & 2Br S 1100 OUAINT AREA 2BR 2ba j ba Ir pie mod kil db' gar aily PilOI Januery IO 17 Pullm.in <i1reet Los1a Mesa ooorig business as !hos sta!emenl was r11eo F294I02 " 2B C ' 2• 31 1986 C..A 92626 WOODLEN GlEN LTD a w11n 1ne Couri!yCleri.of Or Puritosned Or,rnge Coast r wisecluded view o ndo near 1>eacn S 050doal 539-6 191 r 7 18 Jonn w Ohanian 3090 Calotoonoa Lilll•ted Parlrier ange Coimly 0 ,, December Duoly Pilot Oecemoer 20 27 HVH Carmel 1982 Port BEAUTIFUL 5 year new lg S950 Avl now 549·2447 $975 mo Dy ,99.4534
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W•lliam C Warm1rig1on. 927 1; Pu1>hsheo Orange Coas1 I Lge beacn Oplx quiet loc s2000 mo 968 8263 scn1s $565 won t las I wallo. to ocl\ t1p1c tennis 2 ,
FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 111 3090 Pullman S11ee1 Sparhng Investment Cor Daily P1101 Decemoe• '20 '27 PUBLIC NOTICE Close 10 Lido Village 539·6 t91 Agt cos1 $1000 m o Ann Sampson '!!'2"!!9•A~1!"'b~e-H·se-i-lg•e•y•r"!'d•d"'b•r
NAME STATEMENT 1Cos1a Mesa CA 9?626 rioratoon 8 Calltornoa Cor· 19115 J,mua•v 1 10 1986 I $290 000 Grea! onveS!· Excel loc walk to beacn Rent'Sale "-'u•e 2br 2t>a' W 66 1·9355 H 661-7086 ~ar no pets Gas pa Tne lolloworig Pe<!oon 1$ Mar• 0 Par••in~ 3090 I pora11ori Gerit>•al Paflmlf r 6 IS FICTITIOUS BUSINESS 3BR 2 """ "
001ng business as Pu11man Slrl't'I Cosia Mesa 2 192 Dupont D11ve Sune NAME ST A TEMENT ment Owner 673· 7 427 S 1150,~0 ~~-8~~9 view Es1<1e dPI> w 2 car attacn ltmrt lt1c~ 21 &9 I 725 mo 548·6680
CAEATIVtTY IN MOTION ICA 9:?626 11 1 lr•one Cali! 92715 Tne follow1n9 person is Musi Se111 38r 3Ba bay gar $875 mo 660·9063 Si jg'gimo 49~ 2,~BA
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102:?1 S ta l er A v P Tr11r. busonen is con· G .J ean ~11r1e Spar11;;e PUBLIC NOTICE do1n9bus1ness l.5 view Twnnme $41(0own Jasmone Creei.JBr ocean SAT&SUN to.5 297 Nas· frpis gdnr 1,g yds 20 12 -!:::--------·
"103·3'3 Fountain V&lley jlluc:tl"d oy a oerieral par1. enerat llr!l~r 2 192 · FICTITIOUS BUSINESS P AP ' L L 0 N PA 0 $1490 p 1 980·8556 view pool pvt soa gate sau tnr Fairview & Fatrt p 0 r 1 C a , d 1f 1 n r a.IL..... Calil 92708 ~rsnop POOi Dnve Suite 11 1 '"''ne DUCTIONS 1548 Adams quaro comm POOi & len-..i-
0.aria Barron 3700 Plaza Antreri p Warmington Calif 92715 NAME STATEMENT Avenue Suole D-13:? Cos1a •EEi FAIT l•Y1 n os s2200 m o Bl\r I Furniture Apphcances MacArthur .. & ~Ord Avail blu• UM
D• Sanla Aria Call• 9nO• Th•s s111remPnt was 111eo Jonn G Lowe Eriletp11MS Tne 1ouoworig oe•sons ere Mesa Calif 92626 See 125 Via Koron LIDO 640 4866 & 760.8069 Ev Orat>M Oosnes 2 1 Ownr 59 8533 ~'P'--i!"'"'-----· On•ng ~·ness as Parnela Ellen WP rier S 181!1 Bu1l11n1 Pi iio MLIC NOTICE f'LeLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ll~E TtME VIDEO L Tl/ ~58-1 Eliwanda Avenue l'3LE Cnarmtng fam ily LG 48• l Ba sep tam PACIOUS 3 BR 2b• 2 BA 2 oa ctta clean elite $625 Mo 8 18 289-9307
ENTERPRISE 967:? Read· Tarzana Calif 91356 nome 45 101 4 BR d1n1ng rm lrptc Souin 01 PCH lrplc pa110 dbl gar lndry area MuS1 see $700 · as» 10, Mt Pemt:>enon
NOTICE OF PUBLIC OF REQUEST FOA THE RELEASE OF FUNDS AND
NOTICE OF F ... OING OF NO SIGNIFICANT E~ECT ON THE ENVIRON·
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ong C.Jrd,.n Grove Cato! rhos busoriess ,5 con room den Huge 9ard1>n lm mlidiaie occuo $2000 r"' .. Harbor H S D1sl oep rug !>4"'·2787
92&•0 duCled by ari ono1v101..a Trade part 8Qu•ly lo• 1 m 509 ACACIA $9 5mo 960 6483 ~11t11tAENTALS 11t11t
Pele< A Bai.er 9672 Pamela Elien Weiner s1ory smallet nm Under 633 2 141 Oa"" 0 ,,1 TA"'E A LOOK
Reading Garoeri Grove This siatMnenl was Moo apptaisal $467 500 •1 Y " S 000 10 $3000 per mo
Calif 92640 wttn the Count., Cle<lt of O< OPEN SUNOAV t-4 30 Nl'w oeauhful latge 3BR Beller nurry Easiside ren. Agl Marl• 6.t2· l l 83 TO ALL INTERESTED AGENCIES GROUPS ANO PERSONS Cota! Ballet 9672 A••d tal 1ke a nouse w gar -• arige Couri11 on Oecemt>e< MA•E IFFER 2BA hp•c oar w d comp .... te kit kid .. ,,e 5575 • NEWP0RT CREST• i ne purpott of this notle4! 1110 Identity 1wo separlle bul re111eo acllons 10 oe teken 1ng Garden Grove Calif " .. ..., "
by tne City of Colll MM• 92640
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, t '985 F2Mt0t Stoker ~ 1 7300 I "1400 mo "60-0909 othe•s available 3BR den 2'>BA
I On 0t 1t>ou1 Janull"f 30 1986, Co111 Mesa win request lhe U S Department or Tn1~ b 1tneu 1s con Nice collage 2BR 1ba •l•t 1111 Twnl'lo~ APP• 2000 51
Houllng and Urben OevelOPmenl IHUD) tor ...... Fed«•I tunas un~ Tme 1 of 11\e u • Pubhsne<l Orange Coast SflYIEW IY IW•Ell I frplc 1 car nar w alk 10 I E • • * db! gar c-ustm oak t>a1 Hou11ng and Community Development Ac:1 01197, (Pl !r.l-3831 !or lhe ro11aw1ng pro1ec1 oug~;~rbX ~~~~~no arid wife Daily Pilot Decemoer 20 27 J Bdrm 2 • ba. lam rm bcn s9 75 m"o 6•3 1039 xeculive quallly 3br 2ba eleg decor pool 1ennis ,. .. C .. 1985 Jc1riuar~ 3 10 t986 View s~urt!y s375.000 • stone trplc Obi gar 5895 walk 10 "'"n « 1500 8"• "" tflltr .. ptttmtf'lll T 111s s1a11imen1 was 1118<.I r 6 1 l """ M " ""° • ~ Tn. Par1t Centet Apartments protect WIU oontlst ot • 1wo story 160 renlal unit w1tri 1111" Cnun!y Cletk ot Or ~ 1er1T1S 2 13 430 3629 Simple comfort 2 Odrm us 1 see Io '!n I S~11v Cost\o"" 6.t5-6002
complex on 1n epproxlmll• 4 acre Slit comptlSlng the block bOunded by 191h S!reel drl'Jll Cuunty 011 ~ember cro1d decor clOPIS H'><'.IC:I S39-6 l 90 Best Riiy lee
Park Avenu., Plumer Street 1no Anenetm Avenue In lhe Ct1y ol Cosll Mesas downtown 11 1'18'> PUBLIC NOTICE Soatla Coast kids oets flat SP'> call Unlurn E''lde 28 A l BA •llTSTAlllH *
re<1evt10pmen1 aree Tne comp1e1ed development wm include a combln111ton ol one-arid J F2Mn4 Metro t 016 53q 619 1 Ag! cos! 1,g encioseo yd w patio TIE ILIFFS
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2Bdrm & 3 Bdrm Un·
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Summer 81\r 675_.606
• • 2bf 2ba c:ompl furn
1 p winter 0<1 oceanfront
1mm &sale S895 673-19'3
3 Bdrm 1 t>a prot' dee
Yrly Ba) & ocean view
2 18 20tn Stree1 S 1000
mo 6"3·5' 15
!wo-bedroom aper1men1a a recre1111on erea. 1Wlmm1ng pool and 1ne Mc:ess11ry oH Pubhshell 01ariue Coas! FICTITIOUS BUSIHESS •7 5 & 2"'00 1 c d H •lrMt parking Twenly·tlve PetC&nl oltne unlit will oe r-rved for low-and mooerale Dt111y P11ot Oecemoer 20. 27, I NAME STATEMENT :?BR 2RA CONDO Pool Costa flltll 2124 " 1 mo 151 last !le(. < 5 on ° ome IJBR 2BA ' BLOCK TO
income pereon1 Total value of th• prOJtcl II esllm11ted to l>t $18,000,000 1 •'18'> J&nual') 3 10 1986 The lollowmg persons tire IN1n1-, $99 000 Owne1 20R p ,8 A A dull Condo dep $300 Small Oog & 1 2 Ms tr BA '· BR su•le BE AC H S 1 1 5 0 ' m o
An Envfronmeotat lmp1ct Report, prep1rtd In responM lo lh• Stele ot Ca11torn1e f ·6'21 I dOtng business as I 7 14 l"'r, 1 70')4 alter 4pm " child Ok Call 6~6-54 13 ' JBA F P overlooli.s pool 1 673-501 4
Envlronrnen!ll Quality Act, nu t>Mn comple!ed 11\d ts 1noorporated 1n !he pro1ec1 1 I RE S T A u A AN T DE W D relrig 8 c Obi gar w Oc 2 cat gar lmmediatt'
Environrnen11J R~ Reco<d The Repor-1 dllCUUet the numerous raceta involved 1n na • 1 v E L o P M e N 1 A s Molaile Ho•es 1100 sec 9a1e 0001 $8~0 mo 'side ram nm ean & Occupancy S 1800 per mo 3BR 2Da Duple>t ocean
I DllDLIC NOTICE SOC 1st tas! & sec 645 0887 Ca1a11n1 vu JBR 1 '1BA. No oe1s non-smoi.ers "''-& !role ups1a1rs. envtronmentat analySI• ol 1ne projeet and 1111 !he judgment ot lht City ol Cosla Mes• .--uu IATES. SAN JOSE tN-NEW Dt>I d N B Adll -lam rm incl w 'd • Ir"" su ..... , clean n-crpta lhll nelllltf 11ngut1t!'; Of cumutellvely Wiii the 111ernen11 or the ptOjec1have1 Slgnll\unl VESTMENT ASSOCIATES wo e on 2BR I ... (l 1.a) 11• 1••• ""' effect on tne quality ol tne numan tnvlron"*lt Thia finding 11 oueo on Ille review ol FICTITIOUS 8UllN£SS I" SAN JOSE INVESTMENT park Full proctt S39 900 Iba vrd gar grdnr lfg yd Ouoet Cul-d .. sac ,. •· ••• drps Pamt S 1300 mo
Mthltct0tconM<lefed,potentltl lmpac11.m111g1ttonmeuurea.ptoposechnde•pected NAMf ITATEMl!NT ASSOCIATES 111 LAS Low down or !rllde Sml pei oi. S655 mo New crp1 paint blonds J Br 2Ba Doi~ ooean 11oew George 670-1766 .rtecl~ of thoM mitigation 1C11on1 Tnl' lollowtng PB<M>fl 1• VEGAS INVESTMENT AS· 661·2004 151 191 $ lOO '>40· 7998 $995 w gdnr sec • S20 3 baleomes lrplC 2 car I
II !1h .. btotr'ldetermlntdlheteuehrequeell0tr ...... ol tund1 wl!lnotcon111tutt•n do;~o0~fl:sEsa~ECORDS I SOCIATES HEMET IN· Ct••t•rw Lets 28 r 2 ,e a Conoo 1 mt to cr69!',5.Jc31115 ~32961L~rwl1,;:' 6g~5,_08'11r81':, 6s_i51 ~90 112mo l~ea;~~ :!,,Y~~~':!.'..
action lllgnlfk:antly 1tt1e11no tne quality of tne numan environ"*lt 1nd eccotd1ng1y 1ne VESTMENT ASSOC!A TES ,. ... , ocean Ava11 2 1 86 ~ -v "" • .,. • -• ....,
City ol Costa M ... ha.t decl<*I not 10 P'9C>M9 1n Environmental Impact S111emen1 c'08? 902
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6"!11e Cos" Mesa COTTONWOOD INVEST· Crypts 1225 S92S mo 731.6699 But. lticL 2l,,.O J BA 't>a ouo .... upstai-P0"~0 Po''!','.ct> ... "Z.'8r1°~,P under1heNetlon11Enwonmenta1PollcyAct of19ell(PL 9 1·190). I "' '" I MENTASSOCIATES n LAS --1 • , c ~· •• "' """"' ~
The reuona !Of IUCh d4ldeton not 10 Pttpart 8'ICh tlattmtnl art as lollow9 Jlmtis M l\empnet l089 VEGAS INVESTMENT AS· 2 ceme!9fy 10" at Pacific 1Br 2Ba dbl OMotge gdnt 1BR COOdo poo1 fac rtptc fll<. PV1 SUnOeck $800 "59-9<19 l
Tiit City of Colla MeM haa determined thatlhe proposed fllldentlal develoPmtnl on C>1noelle Colla Mesa Cahl SOCIA TES 11 4425 Jam· View Memo"61 P llrl. •nc1 $9<;0 906 w Wilson sec; pai kong 'IC rm Bttons 2 car oar king Unturn 8actl Apt 12,0 & 1 • rtlartv.ly ""81114 acre) Ill• would no1 bt of • natu,. tl'\81 woukl "O"lfic:antly tfftcl 1ne 9'626 ~ee Road Su•t• 170, ~-S950 eacn 646·8•26 NO ~ts 5.t5 7983 $625 12 t31301 2515 • W 0 r,o \'fdS 10 l>C"" BR 5575 No pets o n
QUlllty of the human environment Tmr. busine51 ,, con· PO<l Beacn C11il 112660 ht I c t $13Q5 mo yrly Call SI• .. , Otkg ei.. to OOI\ lhe Enwonmental Revllw A9C0td. r~tlnO the eubjtct prOject, hu been dueled I>~ clr1 indMdUll l0tan Corl)Ofellon. Cllll· t t•I 'I JOA 2ba ltPIC ,,...,. crp1 1 Wall• to Beach 2 Br w g11 ~bb~ '31 3 128 wttnd1 & J 673•5198 ~Id and documtnll the tnvtronmentaJ rtvl9w of the pr0jec1 ~more fully Mii Jlmto1 Kempner torn1a U '25 Ji m bore'-Prtptrty 1525 car gar IQe cov patio no ,n Quiel a1H $625 • ~ all 6 wkdys
for tht reaaona Why 9'ICfl 1tatM*lt 11 not reqVlrtd Thie Envtronrntntal Rev\lw RteOfd Tnot tuuement was filed Road Suite 170 Newpofl - -Ot'l'S S98S mo 644-9079 t\ 54• re· llA.CANl NO FEE
11 on fllt a1 lht ebovtt IOOr ... and ta ev•il•* for pubiie t.llaftllnallon and COC>Yino upon wo1n !ht' Coun!y Clerk OI Or· Beacn Calif 926e0 hMrt llttirt .. lt Lets c rg '· JBR 26A Hert>ot H!Qfl· JBr 28• , Diii 10 t>elCh
rtque.t at tne offtc:e of lhe City Man804". eo.ta Men City Hall. 77 '•om. Colt• •noe Covnty 0'1 Oecemt>tt T,,1s business IS con-Smog tree '' I C•l' E '•de twnl\se 3BR 2'•BA i:uRN 3 BOAM JBA 2 1ands nm Sullable amt s995 .mo 1111iast . MC
M..._ Cellf0tnla 921128. e1ter1tlon Patrlela David, 8 00 am to & 00 pm Monday lhtougll 11 11~8'> dueled by a llm11te1 par1n8f S85001up 2·. 1c;r111~ ~Ard dbl gai S 1100 mo S10tv TOWNHOUSE on !am s 1300 mo No pets .t.gt 635•3090 Friday -fa.. 11\1p $14,000/up Wtlh uhl~ l st IHt & sec 631·8283 co•ne 1 Near beach Agts Joycf' 646-2389 or
No further envlfonmtnlll tlVlew of IUCfl P'Oi.ct .. pr~ 10 bl COOducttd ptlof to Published Or•ngt Coast J .. mes F Kern Ste watet & ·~ n.11urd Hl'T •••• -··1 saso mo 1~1 11111 • df!P Sall', 644 0496 Cereal ••I .. , JIU
the rtqullt lor r ...... ol Fldertl f\Jndt 0 11ly P1101 Oe<.1>mt>er ro 17 te1111y Ttt&Wter glS OWC Low dO'<Nn * ,_ , ... * 536 !6 17 38A 38A POOi S 1S001mo new.r deiuJie
All lnt.,..tld eoenclll. groupe or lndlvlduel• dlt19rMmtnl With either of,,,.·~ 1cie~ 1•n11•ry 3 IO 986 Tnia """"'"' w .. lli.c:I low paymen t• l ~ Av1111 1mmeo1 Fnt class I
IWO llCllonl are Invited to eut>mH WfHten eomrntnlt lor coneldtfatlon PleaM ll08Clty F 6' 1 witn the Counl)' C!«k of Of. minuies 10 Vons ShQP-I Adll d~Of810• T•nhme LAG 3BR "''''O encl yaro S 1800 mo gndr & pool 39, 28a min•"*"' ot ocn
wtilctl of thl ~Of>Otld acttoN It C*ng addtelltd 11n0@ County Otl o.c.mbtl' ping In Yucca Velley ... z mw 9191 2 ~ea ~ice !7112 8 St ott ma1n11nc1 180· t3~ M Nie!Mf'! A!lr 675-7070
COllMIMTI TO,•ANT MC....-r P\&.IC NOTICE 11 ICl8S __ (popula1ton 22 000) Only tr pie A C ahullers off Warn« eall ot Beecti eomm.n .. wilt bl 1'9Cl11119d •t the above addr ... Otl °' befOft Jenuary 30, 19" All ..--24 mllet NE of Palm Wtlt Cr pt oYlfltztd 2 car I O~n ha Sal Jen 1 t .. ,..r11~11t C.11' 1) .t\" 1 _ f) C ~C::. • -Wl'lt1enoommtnt1reoelWldwillbl~ldbyttleCltypf'IQf to lOf'tfatdlngtherequeat FICTITIOUl8Ut1NIH Publllhed Orange Coat SP r 1 n , A 1 gat pOOI 'Pe ttc StOOO 11 rn 10 4pm $900 mo , 0"' J'GIU 1:.V' 'tt ~<(";:> ea11.1
IOf rlllaMof Flderll fundl !O HUD No ec;tlonwtll l>t liken on 1"-o.cnblcl PfOl9C1(1) NA.Ml I TATIMINT O•tly PilOt Oecernt>tt 20, 27. 619j65 2392 0 M e'""84:1 or 5'2.,_.242 I Avl 1 21 2 l31877·9696 -.. a..t • -.a•-----
pilot to HUD'• Wfltten 111th0tlr,atlon to u1t thoM II.Inda The ro11ow1ng ~tonl 8,8 tl!fl'i J11nuary 3 10 19N • I 8 '
.... CTIONI TO HUD do.ng bu1mt't u F~ll 2BR 2'~8a Twnf\ovte encl ,;:·: ... :--:....:_ -
The City of COiia M..a wlll under'tllc• the ptOjtet ~rfbl<t •l>OV9"11'1th 8IOCll Grant Pl!AL f'I' INllES TM ENT A W...ulOf' nit.MAM f!MNCIM. .... "'°"" patio att.c:tl dbl gar -... ,.,..,. ·-·-· _,,, tvndt f10m HUO undlt Tl1 .. I Of IN 1974 HCO Ac1. TN City Of Cotta MeM It oetflfylno ASSOC•A f£S XIV REAL rv P\&.IC NC>TIC( adult• no pet• Mt$ mo ,......------...
to HUO tl\llt"" City w\s Mr Allen L Roeder. 11'1"" offldll C~ty .. City MenllOlf, I N v f; s TM f NT As 94f.$10lteve I( I L L A A
ooneent toaoo.pt the luriecflctlonof 1hl ,.,.If eoutt• If «I action ltbtouotlt tOlltfOf'Oe SOCIAT£S XII Rf.Al TY IN· FICTmOUI ....... I I' I' I I r...,ont!bffltlaaln~toprOjec111MrOM1111tel,...,...,.,,~lnlllllnQanoaoctb'I. llCS'tMENT ASSOCIATES NAMI ITATtmlfl .... 11Tf .. 11t -. . -. tnd "'81 '"-r~*bllltlll N\19 blan,.Ntllllild The leOal 9"ec1 of fhl oertlb'tton.. XVIII. 442S Jaml>ofM AolO Tiie fOllOWlnQ persoru are I · ' 1ocJ ulil S500 Fee
tlwt UPOfl "'apprOVlll IModt Or.m !\Ind• m4ly bl ulld ano HUO ... ~ Mtllfled "' &uoe 170, "'41wp()tt 8Men dOtng °""""'" n· -ITL.aM 1 c L [ a H I ,......,..~undlt1"9NatloNl&mlfOM'flfl'81POllcyActot IMt HUO .. aooaptan Calif t2"0 UI TRA W11C!L COM· lo&._., • .......,...
ObJ::': to"' 9')POY91 ot "",......Of l\lndt ano 800llllMlioe ot 1M Clt'tlbtlOn MJty lOrln Corl>Ofa11on. 442$ PANY 12350 [d•IO" Wey , ssso ~•-tam hfTI llnO... I I I r
If laOt'10rteof1"e!Olowtng.....,.LThat1"eCertlftCMIOn .,.ftOC ln*11MOUtedt>y ~-"°8d S~t• 170. GardtnO•ovt Cut 91141 •• .... -.... w 100 new., lllt ctl gar
lht ~ °"'°" or °"* Of ~ ICIC>fO*S IJ'w' HUO. or lb) 1Nt ~ heoetl Callf t2MO Zlf'f\<tn Corp Curomia ._, .....-r .. ..,... S3i-e 191 A.Qeon' ,.. • ..-------., ~'e.Wonmental,...reconflOflhe~lnCIC.-~ofl~ Thll bUllf\118 IJ con· t7350 fd•toon Wa) Oat~ .a f I NE HA 'I ~""*"Of .. .., ...,....,.. to the proi.ct ft tN erwtr°""*1UI ,..,.. ptoc:ieat d\letld lly • llmtt4'G ~... OtCM c.hl 92641 "" •bu OU. buy 5 BR horn. on $ bit• to OCIM 29R. I' I I r A ~ _..,.. -~
Obflettor•,.,.... bl~ anct ~ "'wonMnOe ~the,..._... 11119 Th1t bu11neu 11 con-lushly landacaped private lot. 5IO ~tt1S1 S725 1at 1 ---oa11•we1..,.. "-=•under 24 on~ p.,, N 11 of IN"'"*""~"°""°., tN,.,.,.. Jem" , Ki rn Ste· due.llO br. CO<potlhOrl u ' .. ly 0-c> 738-eon wtu,a/..,.. __________ .......... I.--..._., ~ ~~o.!:,.~~.=,~~::.~Ofllol.~':;' rtt~T',:!:, ... lllofd Ol linvnet PrM>dtflt ""any many ex ru. "" lru B£A.UTI'VL i •tor, hm, l c I TT s 14 1·-1~1 -a-11 ..-
tmwo111Mnta1 ance • U a O.S-1n-n Of HOlmnD and~ Deo •IDCl'Ml•1, ..,,,, t"t County Clerll Of Or Tlltl Slllt<Mfll war ,..., ~al. o~ 2$00 aJf Mewl j' I I' I I • ,_ .. .-. .... .-
1t21 W ~ lloule¥1fd, LOe ~ Oaltorn6a I001~1 ...,.. Count °" o.c.mt>« """'ttltCounl'f Cterti Of Or· ramod 3BR 3t>a. fonnel .__, __ .... _ ............... __......... :..:.,.,_ ':. ";'l;:: ~to HU0 Oii t"-,..._.Of f\#ld9 Oft ~ ~ !NI\ tt*'I tt...0 II\ 1M -..,,.... y al1G' County ~ ~°"'
.......-.. WW ....... "°' tlllOOI ......... HUD No-rtCIHld..,., ,__ 1 I 1 -11 191$ -dlmnQ "" ~ met* r~-,.....,,._.., •7 ....,_,_., --• r-r-llUll• W<llUnliltl lee: IVb
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1t -· .._., -.-bCfl $1 1~ "'O -.7 1•827 -,..,.... # .... ______________ JJ
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... Tutta ... lnlal1 Wu... n• AaMuewatl .._tkt Mll ClakaJ/Otftn M• ClerkaJ/otffn .... un s;; Pf°' m .a 1 xtttATloA arA1aw1. IOOKl<u"ut MWmu" .,.1-....n 1 •••"... -"""" nffdt horn• to thr Leet I ,.... n I Need home help Hur 1 Y' ••P· conatructlor Curr9111 Ctlllf dtMt1 lie Oellghtful oc.an bfeu.2 •• • E~'JO_Y ., .... • t ..... --it...... w/11rne E·tld• CM tno. companion Lio Hc>r Mtptul. M6-950t Ml time 40 "'' s>IW s~ 29drm. .... ... -... ··-· -prerd [vet 756-9325 medical P«90n would fllc a d• dahwahr. lrplc; Pluth OYr adun o<lenled corn-IOve to glw l'IOme aide Of ACCOUNTING Clefk. PIT Oenerel O • •
crp11, drpa lota ot ptex hU to offer I {11a1t1 tr tat fNIU\ ADS uMtanoe. In ~ diy typing ~ 10 key tklHt. ui IMltlet. Contac1 Cllkt
CloMll Beaulltutly ·~d· SptclOUI 1 a 2 Bdrm un· 1741 UUl1ll laalc. ,.,.. reuon1ble, to se.&O/hr. N-amkr cal II ~·~ 9e0-6331 IUfn •Pl• STARTrNG AT hour MO PlelM calf Palay 780-88&8 Fr~ric:sr.::esAMOC
15251 Covd p11k'g. SAT· 10ll241 or 30 n Dry well ·RE FREE David ff}.2300 ..... IT. ,,, ••• 11 EOE M/V/H/\ 2BR 1''t8A TwnhM N9W ELLITE TV. POOi. Gym. tined SECUAE Hunl· ft -··••• ...-
crp1t, drp1. t>ullhn• lrplc. ~auna Off N9WP(>ft Frwy lngton Beeoh M6·9501 Cal·. Coal• MMI Live In ~ 8-nk rec'•. multlp6e ... O• --·mat &/I
incl g11 w/~ opnr 11 Md:aoden. 1/2 blk to l&O SI car -Hltry Elderly c1re, b6ok1. s.nd r..ume to -"
$700 Ou,.I S38·0ll2 t Keno'a Rest 641-3102 it0r ~ly 325~rm-h a.aJ.llll outalde day employment ConaumerhHIU\. Jnc;. 2 yra 1xp. HelpM to ltl'lollt
28R 28A. ~ Ind"' Nl<:e 1560 t Tuttln Vtlllg9 Way Piece~ M 6-48-5137 -'*· Call M2-U92 • 140 t Dove. Sult• 290 IBM P.C. Mutl be '"" ·' a. Nwpt Bch, CA 92&e0 accurate 558-2030 • pie• ulet llrNt. I le1J41J l arHa1 ... h Slngle car gar. room for '. HOUSECLEANINO Mfl 11 •W m111 10 o.eten NI> oe1I storana COM MS!mo.-Women nM<Sed. good pay. ..,,....,
1625 MO 28R. IBA, pitlo. M50. C111 J11n 63I·1266 M I l -Call 494•3324 FOUND Lg Gldn Shepard good hour• C-111 Rob-ADVERTISING Nwpt 8ch .,.... TYOl"1 he. t ata I . L _ type fem vet~ Oranna & bie's Ran & Mop aklllt a mu1t. For Int« pool, 111.mdry room. EHi· ..--.
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: $120/mo 873-8248 fAMllf Ha•tmf1 l525trno tBR ,BA. 111 -_._ bllln1 Launc;jty 1oorn • • 2iR1BA wloar. WI O. trig Sparkling d .. n large "''' neat beleh and anopa
N9w Cfl)I. ftt• 1900 Avt for lamlU.. Wllh t or 2 735 w 18th SI
lmmed 759-<>NO ~Nldfen NMI park ~t TSL MGMT 842· 1803 -paid No Pill . • S-25. 28r, pello. So of 2Bdrm 2Ba 1720
• ~ c~ll=t :1r::2 398 W Witton 631·5563
Westfield , S800. 2BR. trplc. blt·lnt,
carPo<t. w/d hkup, POOi. no pell, 2 peraon max.
780-1199 9 to 6
side toe . croae 10 111 Sttratt 2741 23rd Street. 48•1844 Ml·Olll SECRET•RY view call Jan 752·85!2
149 E Bay lff•I 27H STORAGE GARAG-ES Found looka lk lrlth Setter HOUSEKEEPER ft llOIPTlllllT &PAITmm ' TSL MGMJ 842-1603 ' -CM Furn rm. kllch prlv 12•20' a 12ic21' no tegs vie Brookhurst. 2·6PM Wkdys NB Car Needed to aaalat but~ Hucel't Huntlngto1
Like brand newl All utlllti.a NewPort llQrou the street lrnat 2644 nr bch n·amkr mature F Npl Bch/Coeta Mesa area Miles Sq P1tk 839•93591E req Mr Hood 759· 106e new•PIP« Sate• Depart· Be&ell Salll Ottlce ha1 BEAUTIFuL 5 year new, lg
3br t tam rm. 2 frplc, tub
sp1, akytltn. t>eem cell-
lngs. 509 Narclstus
$2000/mo 9&8-8263
petd Pool. gar. no I*• 11> 2BR t'hBA, trpl $750 ORANGETREE CONDO empto ;,, 12soimo. s 100 2• Hr access. 548•3878 FOUND Mticec,-Terrlef Pit· H 0 u s E K E E p E R • ment. Job dullet lncluclf an apenlng for a Rec4tP
2Bdrm tBa 1680 (2) Bachelor $475 ut11 1nc1 IBDR 1 LOFT Tennis. dep. 112 ulll 548·3278 bull vc1y McFadden & Ed· OUPAIRE For 2 amt chll· anawerlng phon11, r• uonlst
Fully remOdele<I 3 BR 2b1.
2 car g1r. new crplt.
drps. paint & appli's
$1300 mo 780-1579
Upper unf\lrn 28' t ba
$850 mo tat a last. sec
dep N-smkr. no pell, no
Qlf 759-024 0 or
667-1555
VILLA BALBOA 2Br t •.;Ba
Fab bay/ocn vu Furn/uni
$1400-$1200 646-4375
30 t Avocado 642-9850 PASH PROPS 720·94221 apa pool no peu Ct ••trclal v.arda. HB 846-4315 S 1 N P cord keeping, typing (&C· Aesponalblltlea tnclud• ---1"'2&. ,,.,.,.. 854· 706 1 Lag Bch rm. pvt ba. prvtgs dren a ary egot o•· wpm) and asliatenee lri te•·phones. IY''""' of 5! IYAIUILI •W Poo.L .. ~!''°· tr~;. )(.tge " " '"" 2 blk bch Respon prol· LI. lalt/ltat 'LOST blktwnt mate shthr ttlon avl immed 955-3900 virlou• P<Otec:t• Sent' w~. malnl&f'I;~ of d&
2BR l'~BA !/tide Twnhm. lBr _..., 2Br .-0. $500 Lat••• ltac~ 2641 bus S385 ._, utll 49•·7346 Cat, red collar. Ilg resume O< appty In per· pir1menl Illes, oen«•
$775/mo Frplc, ylfd. MC Uni E·.ide 557-284 I -•Hr••••.. . 2750' 'Cllarlle' Vic Bluffs/ -s" ton to r.. l =---=--_ Almost Ocnfm t. lurn or M/Ftoshr3BR 2BA lrvlne ~ _ n . Back Bay, N.B Reward -., r eception dut et garage Nice IOC1tlon Pvt 1 Br. frplc, pool, patio, unlurn S Lag cosy 2br nm $485/mo • •.; utlls & EA TBLUFF 8 unlll 2300'! 6-44-0434 ..... TlaHhfJ clef'lcal suppor1 tor I Yll
TSL ~~~f•nta t.n2~1803 i~'-;;,~r•s 39:~J~~ t''tba pvt bch gar. u111 pd dep 544-1462 owners unit tOxgro" - --·~:..alt Xlelntyt ~~erltse& ul•"' I<
S 1 1~ no pets •99-270• Htttll/•ttt lt 27l I $725.000 Bkr 953· 1220 L~;~y~H~~'un~':: &8';.!f-S ,2,~· .. ptmo s.nd' re
........ YIU.II(. -•n LIO&Tlll Old Spanish Villa SludlO u11•• wc• I . /Of•' •••• lanta Reward 969·6954 110 w. , Str••• soma or apply In pertof 2Br 1'1•B•. bltns. new cpis $750i mo 2BR 11,..BA Ocnlrnl gated trees. pvt -a11aH1 llct IMUll lllTlllTH
& drps-, DtW. bltins 1625 Townhouse GreenbeH bch $975/mo 494-6~7 •IT .. Ill 2111 LOST GOid brlC&let. vcty 26-28' Crur.Jng Slitboats Oetta Itta, U 11121 to
• S600 No pets 540-4484 launciry rm All blllns Wk I I L ates Balboa Yacht Club Re-Weetc....-..1 n<iw. Full llmf --MEXCEL CllP SPECTACULAR OCEAN ly ren as ow ' CdM dht Suites AfC. w1rd' 675-8069 ..,,.., A/P CLE•lr UllA 11&1 &PT1 2078 Tttur1n VIEW Beach across S 135 & Up/Wkly COior ample pkg, utlls 4 janitor -summer. M5-7100 "" 14-0 N Orange Ave
tBr lr"lg, .......... laundry. TSL MOMT 642-1603 street Lull.ury 1&2Bdrm TV. m111d service tree 2855 E Cst Hwy 675-6900 LOST mile Welsh Corgi. Pnftllitulv. Olfiee & 10 Key exiier. req Industry. CA 91744 ·-·..-u•• YIEW PTS apts Designer elegance collee heated pool ~ sable brown. red collar R"taurant 1ccounllng E Attn L Bottorff POOi CSPor1 No pets I thruoul Large prlvale steps 10 ocean Kllch • LUXURY Npl Bch 785 Vic Beach Blvd. H B Uaiabtrat ft SlOG plu1 Xlnt benetlll & EOE M/F/.-550/mo 18drm w/lolt. 2Ba 2Bdrm patios New carpet. ava11 985 N Coast Hwy. sq/II olhca Next to 0 C 969-7631 Reward wo~lng condition• Ir Cttta Mn a 2'24 93 t W 19tn St 548-0492 2B1. vaulted ce111ng1. drapes. most wllh new L~una Beach. 49.4-5294 Alfport Robt 955.-1222 ------MANAGER busy co1pot1te otllce IECEPTllllST
2Bd 1Ba. cpts. drps. gar c111-wn1-prvl deck. jacuz. Olllns I SCR·M LETS " Apply In persor De 7 -._ $895 No pets 855.0665 appliances Lease rom SEIUlllC MITU NPT BCH Nr Hoag Hosp ft • tor N.B. Rltr/ velope< No pets Adlls pref 5 00 2br Iba w/wdbumlng frpl, ---$875/mo 494·2265 Wkly rentals now avail 6 oles avail with 1000 sq lmmedlite opening for lul 8.30am-4PM It. PIT morns. some bkkpg
Lse Avl 111 548-7234 d/w, gar, pvt patio. UNIQUE Bachelor $540 Studio. pvt & quiet Ocean $129 50 wl\ & vp 2274 II ea $1 ~ aq It. 1·5 yr ANSWERS time District Manager. Tlf .lllU llNlll 110 Ille typing. 673-3777
2Bdrm. crpts. drps Water 36 l E 18th St. 1n lBDRM w/garage S54o view No pets Gas/wtr Nwp1 Blvd. CM 646-7445 lease Agl Nan 675·•630 · 11CM2 llllt"t IH. irrcrrPT-ll_l_l_IT--
pald 636-4120 1·5PM $745/mo 646-9794 QUIET. patio. pool. spa. d $550 497 6287 Alkali -Belch Must enjoy wOf'klng wllt I I l 1•12IO 0•• 1 " "
NO PETS 5•9·2•47 P 1 sec • SEA I SUI L0-1.itE PllHTillHI LICATIH Henna . Slitoh children E11perlenof n at • •• For Orange County Ptlou 2566 Orange ··e S595 ll•111aan •Yrr II • ""' " Townhouse style 2br 1'" lt!J!rlhack 26&9 302e w PaclflcCoa11Hwy Re1a111otc sp1ce 16811/1, TAKEaBATH hetptut. llPllTllEITllOn Lab/Marketing firm
•2BR DUPLEX Single 2BR 18A. cottage type, bath. patio. encl gar. ate. Newport Beach Relrlg TV corner McArthur & PCH A young camper was rub-Wa offer an ucellent ben· Eicper. Individual wilt Pleasent phOne manner
garage. large encl yard. private patio. gar. w/d 5650 mo Carol 645.5974 S 125 • wk sgl, no depoSll Prime soot In landmark bing the wrltJng off his ell! prnnram. paid YB· good Engllsh skllls accuarate typist. front of good area $695 559-500 I hkup No pets 1675/mo. 'lp.1< 1ou' ,in4l1• .. ,,,. loc 2411 E Coast Hwy. bar of soap. He ex--• tlce appearance Musi b4
28r I Ba S650 lBr lBa TSL MGMT 642-'1603 YILU lllEllA. 6 rwo hl'diuot11 .iph Ste 200. CdM 675-4900 plalned. "It's so Mom ~:::::::: ~~~d8J:~.~~n1~~ ~!~~n.'Y~~ 1~~~11~~~ able 10 Interact wlH
1550 Secdap 2020Full· E·S•de 2Br 1Ba. beam 232 ... El~t.,l,f 1 Rtatah It S~are SmallCoronaOelMarof· won·1k11ow ldldn'1TAKE surance. Salary pluf helpful Apply In peuor clients 17141241•7313
erlon No pets 6J 1·8•27 ce11s irplc, gar 2 per-.. • 2724 lice close to everything 8 BATH 811 week " mlleage relmt>Yrsement with resume 10 Mr IEOEPT-/SOTI--y
2Br 2Ba New No-wu f1r1 sons. no pets $700 • 1st., 142-1115 2Br nr SC Plza, quiet llv-$315/mo Agt 759·8389 Ptntaall -~3~00~~2 Fuentes. at Aober1 Bein Full time 6J 1·2345
Orps crp1s,enc1gar S600 1st sec $225 650·1798 2Br2Ba.ramllyswelcome tng. carport $315 • ''t Small office space •---------Appltclflt mull p'pply3jf Wtlllam Frott &. As·
Great loc 646-6055 Eves Lg 2Br '" 4 Ptex New O/W. drapes encl gar ut11s Call Alt 4 30pm $300/mo Loe E 17th St. WllP 11n e:;~ :~~11~1 . "o~.oau soclates, 1401 Quall SI • launclry lac uh! paid * 17 t4,549.0234 c M 645•3366 Ask tor Biii Lose up lo 12 lbs In 4 days Newport Bea en Ca Lg 2Br 1•,,ea lwnhse-Slyle paint Carpets, drapes large play area. no pets in I SI year S rent ' eating watermelon. hol Mesa. Ca Apply 9· I 1 833-0070 (8am-5pm)
RECEPT/SWITOlllAll SUNDAYS at RE office Ir
Newport Cenltr C1I
Carol Van Riper 9-5, tJ..f
644-9060 E.O E
Apt w/pallo yrd & gar No pets 2248 Canyon $700 mo S600 dePoSll 2 Rmtes wanted 10 snr WATERFRONT BLDG dogs, tee cream. and 1.m or 2-• Pm. (Ctrcula
$695 No pets 546-5605 $595 . dep 832-1766 ruRNISHlD or 3BR 2'> ba CdM hme Ell&Cvtlve Sulle 1350 s/11 peanut bullet FOi' your lion Dept.) 1uo.11m
18r 1ea 1922 Wallace WE lfHI A CIOICE UNfURNISH£0 Prot M/F n-smkr Reis 4th lloor wtvv 642-4644 copy, send $5 check or TU IOOlllTAIT lndlv w/exp In all phase: •WTSlll* Gar refrtg upstairs No Want a select1on ol great vpon reqvesl 759-0102 Mon-Frt 9 to 5 money order 10 WHIP Full time. Cotta Mesa ol secret11l1I. w1nllng tc SECRn~Y Beaulllul 1 & 2Br S600 Up pets $510 Agl 550. 1015 llVlng? We can otter any-flTIUS C • I p DIET. 328 N Newp0<t work part time Send re.
Incl gas cooking heat & 1111ng lrom a small apt to CEHHS. TEH IS. +LG BAYFRONI HOME t•atrCll rtptrl' Blvd Ste" 115,N-Port 646-16380< 756-9105 sumes to Debbi. Tilt 9 30-2.30. 5 day Typl~
and 10 key Wiii trlln a<
computer 645-3350 hot water Incl encl gar LRG 2BR frptc gar . pauo. a , bdrm nouse 11 look· Pv1 ba lute prtv tem 277 Beacn CA 92663 •Hical/Dtatal SIOS Gllsand Comp1ny, PO 2323 ELDEN Open 10-5 bll·•ns clean $650 lflO in CM NB or HB SWIMll•'· ,Jes n-smkr $475mo 673-1521 1---------_ Boll 7970. Newpor•
Belly Wa.11 5•8-7854 548-8300 tor apph~tt<>n llllnk ot us first for that •IC-llOft! Sorry. A tidy athlellc. prol per. Sc~" .. a HIT&l &llllT&ll Beach, CA. 92660
•Lrg 1 & 2Bdrm newly (•STSlllP CISTI •1r•• ChOloe ol 1dea1 hving 110 ptls. Mo4tls son tor lux turn NB nome 1350 SQ 11 STORDREEFRONT Ja1tractita 3012 Full time poaltlon 101
HOlnllY
Busy t girt ottice ~•
sell·starter w/good MC·
retarlaJ & bookkeep!~
skills Constructlor
e1Cper req Hours 10-7
llex1ble lull time Satar)
commensurate w/exp
842-6411
• " .,_ TSL MGMT 642-1603 0""'1 d•1·1, 9 10 6. $ "' .. 5 n9 Xlnt MESA VE 11 ,..,., t~·• 11 redec . qu1e1 cool S530·up Bacn carpor1. lrtg. micro-.. ~ • 4 15 Joari ...... -v 11 location 545.4 123 * llllllL llW * mo v1 """ pro ·-on• r leatr .. Oltrlt1I
Balboa Penlnsul1 com·
p1ny desires maturt
energetic person for gen·
aral clerk:aJ duttes. Hr!
llexlble S4 50 hr Sale!
orientated co 875-5544
l884 Monrovia 5•8·0336 wave Incl ulll $400/mo. Westside 2Br 2Ba. PYl ~ d CdM prof M/F n smk shr •Combined Olhce/Sllop LEARN TO TYPE IN 6 ~~~Beach Of·
•STUNNING Lg tBA Gar· SMALL lBR. gar. 500/mo patio. C&rPo1I storage 'l'Wi 3br 2' rba, l/p 1350 Steve 625 sq 11 reas C M WKS 839-860t HB Adult
den Apt Pool & rec rm Call Sheryl. 673-3117 area. lndry lac Next 10 V V 0 1675-9300 E/673-8819 c.2 Nice area 548.7249 Scllool. no tuition HITIL/OUllllll
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$358555 7S11oudw1ot81Dhwn1wn ·!~~ .. i11:~-~-? Costa Mesa Golf Course Ap.utment\ --------Pteaunt group practice tr ". $675 Sml pet 646-54 13 F 25-35 lo shr allracl Npl lai11trial 2711 JOI IPHllTllnlH Newport Bch. ADA prel '
IC-Nt'wport 8 edch "o Heights nse Furn lBr/ba ON LAND AND SEA
Trees terns. sndck Art 11aaa Ptiat 2626 pv1 ent No children or a1r1a1t the trained day ~ • alternate
lpm Rapp 130 Broadway EAST SIDE DUPLEX APT 18r 1Ba. close 10 t>ch & I 'i,1 :, 't;,',1>1~'," •I ~:~-~~';'30 Ut II incl F~~~:.sea/~OO~c~!:~gu~~ llHU TIClllOIAI SAT AMI 6-40-1122
$620 E/slde lg 2br Iba 2BR 1oa. gar, new cpl, shopping_ All ut1ls pd 641 r,11 \ space. 1111111oc 2302 so Enroll now at GOLDEN HITIL ll(Ol"1111ST
IHlUL lfFICE HCllnllY
Meuenger/dellvery. mus• For development compan)
have car Aeoept1onrs1 '" o c Airport area
duties & gent ofc ~I Typing sktlls, llllng eic-pool. 2 persons max no yard $725/mo 832·5086 S45otmo 66 !·6 142 Female rmmle lo snare Susan s A 646•7512 WEST COLLEGE Pte111n1 group prac;tlce Ir
pets. 646-5137 2BR 2ba/deck ocean vu N1>wpo rt Be4't h No 2BR 2BA Newport Beaeh Call 8'95-8306 Newport Beach. Denta 9· t2. 852-0700 Ma~ penence req 751-8003
Easts1de uppe1 3Br 2Ba 2 car ~er .,750 mo \ $375/mo 548-8044 exper r"""ulred 4 da) .,425 • '"'" '"·'' -, \• • j • WI 1-ocrrs I v ... .Almost Newport .., Apt Garage & prkng 496-417 aft 4pm or Female shr 2 stry 48r nse laliHH I F1aHcial ll r-n " Ill week with alternlte Set been pad w/appls ktd Ok S600;mo 540-4431 ·1' I i.n ' Lea n M 111ma1e Word urday AM• 640 1122
lllL Flll&Y HCllET&RY /lllOIPT
In small bYI high acttvlt) Minimum 3 yrs e•per
office. phone skills. 11 Type 70 wpm. Attractive
bkkpg, typing 45 wpm & personable 261 -1044
539 619 1 Agent lee wknd 64 ') 1104 nice quiet area $275/mo r • Wu 6· k -•
· E-s1de 2Br tBa upstalfs K11s 7 t 41895· 7846 la .. eataeat star 0 ang in wee s DENT AL RECEPT 10r1ho DPLX Lge 2BR Iba ocean " 839 8601 H B Adult
mestiBAU Avl 11 19 $550 • $300 • • · 41,;dy, gd p1y/bene Oen 5e<: u111s pd 650.1466 11"' Lndry hkups 2 car 2Bdrm 2Ba S700 Frt!J Fem n-smkr shr beaut o,,.rtaaity 2901 Scnool No 1w11on and other c1er1ca
rasponslblltles Gooc
training position lPllTIHT$
Immaculate large Garoen
Apts Beauttlully land·
seeped grounds POOi'
spa pa1101oeck No pets
1Bdrm $595-$615
2Bdrm 1' .ea $705
2Bdrm 2Ba $750
2250 Vanguard 540-9626
2Bdrm 1•.Ba
151 E 21st
28~ 2' ,BA twnnse
n~w crpl/Orps lrplc
bkyard Dale lndry lll(up
gar $850/mo 840-1597
E·S•de sharp 2Br encl gar
lg pvt yrO Clllld & pet Ok
$725 Avl now 760-8862
Lg 18r upper w/dack. end
unit in 4-Plex Completely
redecorated 1 en.Id Ok
$525 $200 dep Call
Mgr at 6•6·6280 all 5pm
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496-7478 760·1313 1110 PETS 545-4855 646-7591 2131493.7274 ~~.~:·e~a~~~=: 1~~~~ft~g~e hapltpeat Clerical/ lice l40C IEC'll /lllCEPTillllT
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seeks organlted 1ndlvid·
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• mc1 NO PETS 545-4855 overlltg ocean at Lookout Call Barry 675·8484 BABYSITTER WANTED 1 area. 852-8573 Point 675-3873
1BR MOBILE HME Frtg Mtatf Te LtH 2914 b~~6;;'.,;6~a~e':~P:: lttm.PayOlert
IUL n have exit MC sklDa &
in Huntington Beach 1! good pnone personality
IOOklng for a part tlrru Salary I 1000·S 1200/mo WHllTl
Live wl'lere you nave
•Spectacular apls
s1v no petstch1ldr~n1pv1 F=~ 1~nsh~1~:.~:ie; bgr,: WIDOW has money tor _ For Oevelopmt7Con11ruci
bcn Sml boal SIOr891! S3831mo Avail 211 Mary TD s $10.000 up No llllSlllY ITIEllUT Co In 0 C AlrPort area
$600tmo 548· 7560 751. 7835 or 955.1100 cred11v no penalty Part time for small church Musi have e11perieooe
2Br 1Ba. paho pool gar Denison Assoc 673-731 1 545-4610 CALL 751-8003
aecreta.ry to work 30 hr! 642·7792
p/wk General ottloe exp raq Call Roe. 991-591( 1 Shop a1 noma Ifs easy
10< mme details With cl&Mllted 642-5678
Water/ga's pd $725/mo Fun prol & outgomg M/F 25 n-smkr to snr 3BA or t60 t-B 15th S1 650-8213 28A. turn Irv nm $390.
• 1 & 28r I & 2811 suites
+Spacious 1ownnouses
•F1rep1aces
*Private balconies
Garden pallos
WMYHT?
•3 L1gMed tennis courts
• 2 Swtmm1119 pools
*Streams & ponds
•Sorry. no pe1s
•Furn1sn1ngs avail
WHY NOT CALL
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SEAWllD VILU&E
15555 Huntington Village
Lane from San Diego
Freeway nortn ol Beach
10 McFadden west on
McFadden
2 B~ 1 ba wt encl gar Walk • • v111s 559-94 11
to Dch Avl now' s725 Mt35-45 4br 2ba hse nr
yrly AQt 650 JS90 So C Plz. pool. spa 50
••LIDO ISLE•• TV non-smk $325 · ulil
Lv• newly dee JBR <'BA & maid 850-931 I j;;;;iiiiiiiiiim:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
apl lg SOlllh pa110 MIF. 3BR 2BA apt In
$1500/mo yrly 675·8411 Balooa $187 SO/mo. 1s1 * LllO ISLE APT* 2Br 1Ba 102 Ant1bes Don
675-1244 e.,,s 622-8795
I NEWPORT MARINA APTS
luxvry 2Br 2Ba Frplc
micro Encl garage Prvt
Dt1ac11 S 14501mo Sorry
no pets 760-0919
last • dep 673·8545
MIF non-smkr to shr 2BA
2BA Back 'Bay area
$300 · · , utlls Steve S
Dy 833·8680 ev 545·5169
MIF shr 2Br 2ba apt nr
S C Plz Tenn/pl smok 'g
ok $350 546-8178 ev
$2.40 per day
Thais ALL you pay tor
3 ''"es 30 d m1n1mum
KITCHEN CABINET
REFACING
Call for tree est 642-0881
Geaeral S1mct1
KONSTANTINE KENNELS
Baard1ng/groommgtsales
tor cats/dogs 641·7003
---------QUALITY at reas pnoes
TREES 1n1/ei1 Real Estele clean·
T oo04lct/removed Clean up. carpets windows. etc
Ref's Free esl 857 ·0691 Doors-Repa1r.A1terat1ons Haa4r•a.• up. new lawns 75 1.J476 Cabme1s-Panel-Locks-e1c _ p .
35 yrs exp Jerry 642-0567 AMERICAN HANDYMAN Lttal ltrYiCtl l~l~p!~U-l~l~"!':"!!="'l~~-
Carpenlry. tenclng. win. -FART rllNG INTERIORS
VINCE LENHOFF Finished dows plumbing, marllle. Ffll(l1oall112-IOOI HANGtNGISTRIPPl)IG
Carpentry & custom re· tub encl etc And Yes Allys Parham & Assoc VISA·MC 67J.1512
modeltng Ltc 495·5899 Jesus ts Lord 636·8244 llHHry ANOYS WALLCOVEAING C~il4 Care +GEN HOME REPAl.RS •Block walls. brickwork. Installation & Removal
M/F shr 3Br 2Ba apt nr SC
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gar. no pets l 950tmo I 675-5796/H 851-0470/W wall Repairs 847.71)()1 Christmas Clean & Haul MOVING & DUMPING •1·1 MOYlll•
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benefit• •nd working ~11" ·~per tor Bridal I WAITHU 3' 18 Enterprl" Rd, xtru S loO obO 675-3189 1 $87 .500 831 ·4321;43.41 "::~7• 8 Cone•••v.~.·;"t{,~ •• eondltlont. Apply 8 on r ... ated positions. Exp d1y w11tres"' Apply Ft Pierce, FL 33482 t ~
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291 • ...:O"";~;,""'.'"" . ..., HHT Mii OLDI e..1 Oflerl Kid's u s.111<1 8iib0a iii •lde-t' for 181 p11n1, mint 969-313 Alt 5pm 873·938• EARN HIYll booll & lkls, Ro11 150 & b011 E-Z ices• to open AR '53 Sliver Dawn, 2 own-HONDA Accord 1980 LX I CAD , i 3 B t AR A IT 2 • PARTS llAlll Ol&ST Images requires a part MONEY .... &MllUT Kaz•ma 165. Klno 12 ' w11er S60 mo 854-9779 era. AHS. run1 lood, ' good condition Atr Pts' S 13 950 Dtg1tal d11h l&l.Y "LIT time SALES ASSISTANT .... n-··-poster wtrbd. Obi gar dr •Pd ndt upl'IOI 15 000 p . ' loade<I lrtll e LEASING to work eves/wknds lor _.,_ opnr & 111noes 675-8109 N.B SLIP: 5,· lno, 18.2 • 752·6955 ' B. AM/FM eu1ett1 979 8~7 ~· 1 xt •
330 W. Bay Street one ol the Ii nest Hallmark PRIZES Exper. pref. Apply In per-wide str1lghl rn 'P· --SA 100, 241-8649 warr • t pm
Cotta M .... C1 92627 stores In lhe U.S. 11 you son Mon-Thu rt 8:30 ~~:~~~~f ~t~~~VE~ proacll Shore 1a~11 Aatn larnt.. 11 JAGUAR ·ao xJ6. exit CAD Eldorado 83 "E.xeet I 'RGEST IMYflllfQRY u2-~a21 llllve htgh Slandards and • I 1 30AM, Per1onnel 6 . Orpef'lg Power/sail 752-9511 AUDI FOX~-i7k eond ceen w/bllCUtl Int eono Cleanln·smkr to '"" " " TRIPS Depl The Newporter son•. mos. new. --..,,_..... . tf F mt fully toaoeo $10 995 011 THE WEST cou·r enjoy Cleating wllh 1101'JambOreeAd N.B· price $1795/make olr. SLIPS Av1 25'30'&'0•12' mt. am/Im cau, drt.IM lo ml. o er inane-PP he 1GGC056 . ~ " IW
people, we want 10 meet _ • must sell 71'1'32·9899 3333 w Coast Hwy xlnl $975/obO. 770--0771 I~ avail 633·3660 2 ,3,539_9140 ext ,500 lllH SSl
Mill salei l Onkiue
Eleetronis:t. FIT & PIT
Gadgell, NB 873-3236
you Please call Julian at ltHttrl11 ttlt ltn .. H,.n Waetff ev .. an 6pm Newport Beh 9·5 Mon-Fri BENTLEY '70 Brlt1111 MADZA GLC '81 H11e111>11 ev1w11nd 71'1'97-2022 IVHY MOOll & COlOI
631 -8888 for an appt l&ILY PILOT Seaellff Motel In Laguna CHILD'S SWING SET UP TO 50• SUP or END-green/cre1m S4000 5 9'><1. am/Im ease. atr CALL ,.11,, SALES~For Fun Nautical lewtfl,.r. Bffch Pleue apply In E.xoet. cOlld. make olr TIE on BatbOa Penlnlula worth ol recondition~ cond. E.xoet eono $2600 NABERS
Gtt1 & Clolhtno Slore II you are looking tor eJClra person ,9,.1H 17 751-3898 6'2·3850 E.xoet oond S.St ofr. bltlofr 6«-22'2 Jeff
•NSTllllUll
H 8 Pharmacy. Full or
p/llme. 980·2'54 for Biii
FI T EJCp prel'd Charlie's SP41fldtno money, or llke 1-11T•Y OlERI . 759-0891dyl 540-79'9ev AZO ·75 G C 5 C'Dlll'C Loctcer 675s6230 NB to go places like Magle w• DsllWlhr. tr&lh compt GE •11e. Tr11s,.rtatita M A L , spc:J " " "1•) 842-2000 Mountain, Knotts Berry Light stock work & lnvolc· for 539. 50 gall aquarium, _ __ · g am/tm eaaa air ""' l blk v SALES REP. Farm or win Prizes and Ing Mull llav1 ~' !Of tully equlpt S99 &42-3405 LARGE SELE TION OF 3 Or. $2200 675-9643 LARGEST SELECTION
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Opportunity to Mii tP«l•I·
ly food• and glh• FleJC
houri. wtll train Wettellff
Plaza &42·0972
Neat agress1ve. chance lor Awards Catt us now• We Airport erea Ahernoons F RE OOD Caaren 1014 NEW & USED BMW'S! MB ·79 <450 SL lmmac of ta~~":.:.~ m~lleage
advanoement Satelllle h Mon-Fri, 25 htl p/wk. * I W "* ca•11 Fii Jiii l• llAll-lvorv/Tobaeeo Orin
W ave several open1no1 ln SS 00 plllr Cell Miu Premium seasoned or--VOLUME SALE.$ 1 " Coun1yt See u• t ayt a rehouse. 4 25 N C M H B or J! V Mlcll I 752 Hn• arvwo wood $110 ·~ S 195 MOTORHOME ownr S27,500 675-0389
Anaheim 13lvd Orange ~2-4333 ee I . ·vvv• ~d. Free det 968-6081 '81 or newer Paid for or SERVICE & LEASING MB '85 500 SEC Mint eono 540-1110 978·2~8 --BEAUTY • Bu1y lutt-ser-MAINTENANCE PERSON not I' 15) 93'· 1647 3670 N. Cllefry Ave. LONG 9K ml. Ltllr mt LoaCled
Cl t.. /I needed for otfioe eleanlng Gu 11ove, gd eood '35 ----BEACH 1tne81..t SalH ••S tltHrlltl vice t>out1que 1n CdM/NB light lanosc:ap1ng & gen·i Custom Aviary, h<>ld• 60 ••ttrcydu/ (No Cherry eJClt-.405) SA4.9K/ob0. 720-0781
PIT. H-rl ltex. ~tall e·· 5520 w/grea1 llmosphere has general clean up Flex btrdl $100 obO 722·9220 kMttrs 1011 (l141AM-llH MBZ 230 '75 '°' Sunr1 ~ 1----------an eJcc;eptlonal oppty lor ,. AIC NEW ... ,_lanOe pref &45-0210 * *•W 11•1H* * t 11 • rt t tytt & hours Please call Roger! Polyetllylene sneellnn 10 , Trade-Ins Welcome . """'"°' meg ,._. " u 0 pa . ime s 11 Realty 675-23 t 1 mtl x 20' x 100' ";ie., 83 Husky '30XC, 8 tpd, OPEN SEVEN DAYS wtr pump, brks & cart>
1111111 W&ITll
For Hclutlve Women'•
Fuhlon shop. Salary •
commllllon. fJCperlence
. needed. &46-'8' 1
ALL POSITIONS mamcurist Call tor an many .(tras. e .. an & fut Rent lune up, smog cert P1r1tli1t C1f1 app1 675· t334 Asll lor lllll&Hllll Tl&JHE S251rott obo 968-57'9 $900 675-3189 R1cherd $5000, 642· 1939
• Andrea EJCpandlng Satellite Com· SCHWINN Excercyele --SIP&IAn llllPIAI 00-1 l1w,ert C1tr Ir Beauty pany, neat agresslve Xlnt cond Spdomtr & '83 XL 600R, xii eond, xtra, DELIVERY DEPAATMENT MERCEDES BENZ '85 280
lew,.rt lt11ll T&LHTEI SnllST Salary negotiable Appl) timer $75. 675-602' eamo pa1n1 Street 1e111a11 McL•REN'S BMW SEL loaCled. anthr gray
--425 N Anaheim Blvd. Or-WANTED:OAIENTAL & IN· $1000 675-3189 Alellard ft only 100 orig ml $33 800 Need F11t Eeay Money? CHl-ClllTtl HLP wtlll following 10 wort( In ann 978 2608 - - - ---M·F 11119, S-S tlll 6 2'0-63.48 for appt Unllmlled potentlal. Own FIT PIT Newport Beaell greal salon. Hlgllllt ,,e, • DIAN RUGS & OLD LACE ,Yamaha '8' Riva 180, llne 626 S. Euclld St ~
llrs. Own bou. 673-1520 Call Biii or Erika 673-3152 commission Also tooktng • lllELS WICKER PP 675--6024 cond, $725 ob ea1h offer Fullerton, CA ' lor ambitious assistant Lennys Hair Salon & Pllotc or trade 673-0632 71'-680 6300 ,, ~~~n.A;.•~~~1 Mtehael Studio, wants mexe-up FrH II YH 6022 Aatt Lt11i•,-.OlO 21~1-6701
BEST PART TIME models lor newspaper & Adorable Labrador PuP-Lllllll T wn C&FmRll HLP magazine ao1 Woman pies, lree to good llome .s
0 0 E.xperlenced.GrlllCook & 1ge 17·25 wllll good 631·397,or631s88'2 101.-t..rP1._• • B IN T WN lactal leatures Stack & ... ,...,.. ....,, , • General Worker No wnlle photos in exchange Jewelry /Fan/ Art Call ... Fer
nlgllls or wttnds 6-2·30 for modeltng Catt 11!-s llST ,. ... ,
E Benefits 975-5257 -• ..s nergetlc people needed with a •------::::io,---L•any 875-o 23 CdM DAMSEL IN b isTRESS HUNllNGTON BEACH
Plea.ant telephone Voice to con-C&SllEI FH l-• MOTHERS MARKEl & MUST SELL JEWELS CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH 121 ... ' Xlnl wor111~ eood Must KITCHEN llas upended 722•8508 642-0631 540-5154 ,. ....
duct marketing study for leading be honest dependable and now llas tmmedtate Ot-f. F · -Aatt n icH/ --~ 8 ••@ .. D• t1•1UW Register exp helpful W\11 openlnQI lor ICt._ar•ataff f r1 -is ll81111ft fl .... & •llTS local newspaper. ..NO SELL-train Je<ry 536-2722 MIST /llSTtU I Et~~tlt 6047 1 s . ~ .,....,. . ......,_ 1001 0u1.11 St . N B
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2600 Harbor Blvd
COSTA MESA
CADILLAC '81 Sedan Sev·
111e dteM4, ellerry cond,
t>ougllt another wlll let
go 1>etow w1101ea11e1
759-.80'6 Of 780-5090
WI llY lU l&IU
USED CARS & TRUCKS
COME IN OR CALL FOR
FHE lPPUIUl.
O.LILLO
OlnllUT
18211 BEACH BLVD
HUNTING TON BEACH
l4l .... lsl4t-aaa1
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to 9:30 PM. Sat. 9:00 AM to 1:00 1ra.1n 8ams<430 Apply 1n llllTlmH ~5-0978 4-W~ 1 Dri 1,~-doel .,... • di· lll•llTSllllll
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Ifft, cru1M. custom
wnee11& 11res c1JMX1811
I Liken-• PM. $84 a week to start, share in person 6'4.,.,2 ..:_ Apply 255 e 17111 5'· c M Pets A hiaala 6049 " " tf31 twehOe .._. ~ 4 N SOM DISPATCH PLANT SCAPE MULUCCAN COCt<A TOO purch•• your • Loaded · Auto Trans partnership profits after 1st Int /Elll Plant exp req Loveal>te wlbeaul tell Dlue IEW ... JHP ec pr ~ Ser 800552
week. Pleasant working con· DRIVER Own transp 751 .2271 8 cage Must see s2000 CIHllH ~---·II.I' 11411
Needed for fast growing llECIPTIHIST/S&LH 631-5067 °' 640·9012 It comes wtlh PIS, buckel
dltlon1, private des k & phone. newspaper advertising Neat agress1ve, advance· 2 F/Chtlluahua's 1.3 yrs r5''!o:~g) (S~~~~,~1;"1
C f bl d e P a r I m e n I ment Salary negotlal>le old, 1·9 mo Papers & all er aeual attire. A real un Jo Responslbtllles Wiii In· Salelllle Warellouae. 425 shots $100 ea 751·9753 .....
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TROOPERS
20 Of Them
ALL COLORS
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M A N A G E M E N T 0 P elude pickup and delivery N Anaheim Blvd, Orange ----ORANGE COAST
-ot ads, tearslleets and 978-2608 WANTED: Short hatred Jeep/Renault BMW 3201 '83 s spd, lo
PORTUNITIES F I i matt Responslble, well I> ab y · k 11 ten Ca 11 252' Harbor Costa Mesa ml, sunrf, lully loaded . or nterv ew organized tndlvlduals SEClllITT ltHll 759·0451 btwn 8-4 141·1021 $10,500 PP (1FMX9971 ia•••• WSI•
II D Id G t t 642 4333 wltll good drMno record Airport erea PI T wknd • • I I DI"" 2131539·91'0 ext ..... ca av ran a . &navlgallonal slllllsapply graveyard 12·8 Sat&Sun 811CI astraatall TOYOTA Landerutaer '8' 4 5100 or e vl w knd lentra.Mutme.IJOllZX
DODGE 77 MONACO • 4IOCI tr-,_. -
ooor runs great' S 1000 ""'" tlUll _,, _, lllf 11
Ol>o 644--0905 \l"""d IK"'1 ~ ($tr
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between 9:00 AM • 3:00 PM M-F. 1n pe<son 10 Tile Orange $4 50/Hr 839-1410 Dave 6055 w 1111e Excel cono Seerl· 71'1497 ·2022 Attend oor leue sem1n1r
Coast Daily Piiot, WUHllSI 9 Pc. CB Joo bf'um set ~ S 10.250. '95--5677 BMW 80 320! Like new and ree1eve 1 tree
642.4333 ...-.0
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"'' "..,..... " u 1 fnet all liardware S100 MUST SEE $9500 Wltlr t:reo11 approval Ask tor MeltnOa w/lleavy ltlting & ma1 de-ps25 Yamaha elec key· elsun, s , erpt,kit, 660_80661D 963_ 14371E Learn about 1eu1no tn
livery responSlblllty board, 12 voices 12 bool. loaded 11tras. runs __ ____ our otfice near South
Good driving record rttylhms. S300 All xlnt gd $2295 obO 968-1031 DAT 83 260 zx 5 9'><1, tully Coast Plaza
req'd NB erea Exll com· condition 6'2_272~ - -loaded red/gray 34Km1 (aprJC 1 llr I
WIWAITYlll
OUll tsll e&al
See Veno oos San1os
TH!ODO:U
ROBINS
FOID
1060 HAllOI I L90
C-:l\lA MIU CMl 0010
SYDNEY
0MARR
pany benefits '82 Chevy S-10 PU Tal'loe must see S 1 1 000 &Ll-S&ftlS ll&Sf
CBS Magazines 720-539 t TV lttrff EltctrtaiCI cab lono bed, 2 tone 962· 7980 1f1 6 Minds I l l •i ••J-lffl FORD """Country.,-;;: S-ta
-/ 1 6810 pa1n1. trlr towtno pkg, --,. -"" ~
••YARD WORK • Ap-V-6. A/T. & muell mOf• l&TSll 'I01210 'r::======:::;1 Wgn orig OWnef 11.lnt pro~ 3 Hrs/Wk No 10?'9 Panasonic 191• color TV. $5400 650·'302 H1tctiback. auto, air, cono S795 76G-0590
req d Student pref d great p1• $250 obo - -AM/FM radio Low IO'# !~e~~~-~0~l/Weatctttf Sanyo 50 wait ' channel Selling any1111ng wllll a mites All original •·········~· llerec> receivers 150 ObO D11ly Pllol Cll.SSifled Ad ( 135ZUC) la,ltJatlt WHt.. Pac Tel phone, n-desk is • 11mple matter 11111 S.hrclay, JaHary l l
CHICK
IVE8SON
FORD 76 Pinto Sta Wgn
good runntng car Musi
Sell S7CO 966 1950
FORD 78 FIEST A Rea
Greet runn1no shape ARIES (March 21-Apnl 19): You obtain sough t-af\er new deal.
Lunar position highlights desire. salesmanship. friends, aspirations.
ability to persuade others. You'll r.1.tke fresh stan. could be madly in
love. Leo native figu res prominently
TAURUS (April 20.May 20). Suck to pnnc1plc'I, be stubborn 1f
necessary. Ultimate victory is pan of scenario which includes
promotion, added income. lntui11on ts on target. family rnt·mbcr
becomes strong all y. Aquanan figures prominently.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Favorable lunar aspect coinc1de'i with
communication, tra vel, spmtual values. You'll learn more. yo u'll
publish and dissem inate pertinent information. Populanty incrca~'I
and so will demands on your time.
CANCER (June 21-July 22): Read between hoe~. ob~rve small
print. Focus on negotiations. contracts. fiscal respons1b1hty of others.
Di& deep for information -you gain through clement of surpn~.
· Scorpio, Taurus figure prominently.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Be ready for change. travel, vancty.
encounter with exciting member of opposite sex . You'll receive
attention. pubhc1ty and possible offer of lucrative contact Gcm1 n1.
ViraoLSaamanus persons play paramount roles.
VlllOO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 22): You get what you want 1f you don't
rush. Be aware. alert. d1plomattc Make mtelhgent conccss1on to loved
one. Family member has 1d~ which could be transformed into
financial pm. Be a good listener.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0cti 22): Favorable lu nar aspect coincides with
charisma, physical attraction. change. travel. intensified romanttt
rcbtionship. Scenario hiahli&hts allure. mystery. glamour, secrets.
Pitees native fiJures prominently.
SCORPIO(Oct. 23-Nov. 2Jl: What appeared to lack substance will
actually prov~ practical.'Know it, act occordingly. Focus on secu~.
rqJ estate, li festyle1 dealings with older individuals. Love telufon hip arOws atrona. Capncom plays role.
SAOmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. l l): Task is completed -know it.
don't remain too Iona. Means be sensitive to public opinion. willin• to ,et off stqe. focus on trips, visits, relatives, intcll~tual curious1ty.
i..ve plays m~or role.
CAPIUCOllN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): Stress independence. creativity,
ability 10 recoup IOM and locate anicle missina or stolen. Leo. AQuarius
utivea ftaurt in dynamic scenario. AQlfAIUUl (Jan. 2~Feb. l8): Trust yourown Jud&JllCnt -umina
wiU be on wart and 10 will intuition. P\Jbhc Mil be mtriaued by your
Wmt.a -you'U ~ve pubUdty. could be ask.cd to ap~ar before the
media. Aaotber Aq~rian raaurcs promincnlly. PllCD (Feb. 19-March 20): Punk pieces come t<>setht'r, dilmlma 11 l'ftOI~ You act crcd1t lon1 overdue, populanty anc:nasci_
you•u be in\'i\ed to ~ou1 1oodal 1fllir. What had bttn wtthhcld
..uJ now be revealed -to y~r advantaee. IP JAN\JAAY 11DYOURBlllTRDAY youart1ntu1ti~c.1 natW"ll tdcber and OIYCbolollst. c:apeblc of W'lnnin4 confidc.oet, or dtalm1
wilb ~btic. Of'dewmIJti"l ~C>~filt!1on1. C.a~r. Caorlcom. Aqmriua pcnooa plly amponant an yow life. Yuu att ~ have uaMI• 1m1e of humor, twoke witb tradition w1y
ud modler Md unaual fnftumce on you. You pin rec:optUo.n LbiJ
yar, lo~ will p&ay paramount role, you 'll be tmotionally ful1111ed.
AlllUl1 could be yeur me>1t ~ora'* month of 1916.
5535 model $50 obO. 760-6858 1ust call 642-5678 m
t1SekPNd OFFERED uCfi
prtv ba/entr some utllt. • • • a
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()r_tlnge Comt DAILY PILOT/ Friday, Januery 10, 1986
"It isn't a giant. It's just Daddy stomping
the snow off his feet."
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"The French restaurant called!"
DRABBLE
WAIT I 'IOU GJ-1~ ~!\VE.
IT l\U... WRONG \ 1
GJAQANTE..f. £AC~
CAR 1 5E.U...1
GARFIELD
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SAVED BY "THE SELL ...
,A'vJK f THE WAY
iHf:SE PR>ICES
k~ep
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Ill
BIG GEORGE
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.. , thought those little clowns all went to
Brazil for the winter."
DENNIS THE MENACE
•MY SQ.J IS IN COL.LEGE
TAKING MEDICINE ."
by Hank Ketcham
·WHY om He rAKE
IT AT HOME?'
BLOOM COUNTY
°™AT'S W~AT [ 60T
YESTERDAY ™E DAY
8EFOO AND EVERY
DAY 8EF()f{E ™AT ~
~1 v.H0'5H
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by Gary Trudeal
by Jeff MacNally
~IT~ ™EONL'(TIME.
I CAN $NEN< OlJT Fl5T
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IT'S LIKE UVIN6 rnANKS
ON A FIXED-MA~IE
INCOME, SI~
by Berke Breathed
N<JW YOfl r,,1m .s.qy
WE~ bOIN W ll
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by Kevin Fagan TUMBLEWEEDS by Tom K. Ryan
WHENIYb~E'THIS~l~,I ~~ltNl'TS'101HI!!~~~ NOllC~DMV1'1P'I ~SMIS$1~. ~NllFFl&YOF1He:~1~0F '10U Cl\N 511\1<1 Wll H
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by Jim Davis ROSE IS ROSE
by Harold Le Doux
NO ~EASE l WAN'T YOU
TO ee THEF\e,TOO' """"'r11111rn
Hoth vu lnerable. North deals.
NORTH
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The biddi n1f:
North EHt
I 0 Pa11
I• Put
PaH Put
So11th
I ~
3 T
Opening lead: Five of +.
Every card tells a atory. You can
learn u much about. declarer'• hand
from what h d0t not. play u ftom
what he d0t4I. Hert' an oampl• of
what we mean. You might like to
cover the Ea t tnd outh hand~ and
stf' how you would fare on dtlt n t
{5i&H') v 1He "-05 Cl..0017 Fl~Nct= CO.
~ ~IMPER
by Pat Brady
ORA W THE RIGHT CONCLUSION
against South' contract of three no
trump.
Let's suppose that North-South
reac h this normal contract via the
auction shown. There is no reason
for you to lead anything other than
a normal fo urth-best. or your longest
OMAR
SHARIFF
and strongest suit. Dummy'• jack of
club. wins t he fi rst tritk and
df'('larer continues with the queen.
What do you know about the hand?
You should realize that.. If JOU
duck. )'ou ha ve given declarer hi•
ni nth trickl Al o, unleu you can
Lake five tricks in a hurry. there ft
no way that you are coins to atop
declarer from making hit gatnt.
What's thf' lif>"Orr? .TIM fact that
deelarer did not ro af\er dlamottd1,
the suit from which M aurely ••-
pectll to get. most of hla t.rlclul, can
m an only one t.h.inr: deela,.r dou
not. need to establish the suit
because he has the ace. Therefore, if
you allow declarer to win a second
club trick. he can t.&ke six diamonds
and the ace of spades for his con·
tract.
Equally obvious, then. is that you
CHARLES
Go REN
mutt win the ace of clubt and attack
hurt.1. The only suit in which you
can hope to collect four fast t ricka ls
the one bid by declarer. True, JOU
will need a considerable amount of
luck: partner will have to hold at
lt&Jt three hearts Including the
A 10 • But allm though thlt chance
la. any hope Is better than none at
all. '{our shirt to a low heart brinp
ill ju.st reward.
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GT Ca brio' s coming f aSt
into sports ~ar rnarket
New concept vehicle
to test the acceptance
for an Audi cabriolet
TROY, Mich. -Audi of America.
Inc. ls unvelllng a new concept car
during the 1986 auto show season
Known as the Audi GT Cabrlo1 it is a
convertible model based on the
West German automaker's Coupe
GT model.
Created by ASC. Inc. of South-
gate, Mich., the GT Cabrlo is
designed to test the potential
acceptance of an Audi cabriolet in
the sports market.
The Gt Cabrlo translates the
linear proportions of the Audi
Coupe Into a design with a lower.
sportier appearance. To achieve
the look of the GT Cabrlo. ASC
developed an upper rear quarter
panel extension which contains an
Integral rear deck spoiler of body
color. The trunk lid of the Coupe GT
was fully retained and blended with
the body-colored rear spoiler.
The electro-hydraulically oper-
ated top stows completely beneath
a fitted boot. In the raised position.
.
the Black Cambria cloth top fits
flush with the windshield header for
a smooth, aerodynamic appear-
ance.
To enhance the sports character
of the vehicle, a blacked-out theme
has been applied to the GT
Cabrio's ornamentation while
body-color accent has been used
on the front grille ringj and steering
wheel ring insignia. The taillights
and rear reflective panel have also
been blacked out as have the A-
pillars. wide body side-moldings
and windshield header.
In the interior of the Audi GT
Cabrio, the front sport seats are
covered with soft leather. as are
rear seats and door panels. A
three-spoke, leather-wrapped
steering wheel Is also fitted. Power
rear quarter windows have been
added.
Instrumentation Is via back-lit
LCD readouts. The instrumenta-
tion includes a centralized extra-
large speedometer display. with
tachometer and trip computer re-
adouts to the left within the instru-
ment binnacle and fuel and coolant
temperature to the right, along with
digital clock .
The driver may elect to display
the full readout capabilities or
select on the speed-
ometer/ odometer reading. The
switching Is done by depressing a
small knob at the bottom left of the
instrument binnacle. Analog
gauges for oil temperature. press-
ure and volts are located in the
central console.
In the ralaed po.ltlon, the Black Cambria cloth top flta fiuah with the wlndahleld header for a amooth, aerodynamic appearance.
The GT Ca brio Is powered by a
high perlormance2.22-liter. 110-
horsepower. five-cylinder. fuel-in-
jected engine. The peak torque
point of 122 ft.lbs. ls reached at a
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FICTITIOU8 llU ... SS MecArthur Blvd. *HO, The following pet'tOl'IS •te This buslneu 11 con-Paul F Petruna, 20935
NA• STATW"•NT lrvlne, Calif. 92715 dolog bu91neu as-ducted by an lndMdual Sallmaker Ctr . Huntington
The following persona are All Razl, 18552 MacArtllur VAN MANOR, l TO., A TfleO<k>re Edward Sahli Beach Calll 92648
doing busiMu u . Blvd •4'0, Irvine. Calif. Calllomla Limited Partner-This statement was meo James D G1ven1. 22-45 N.
NUMBER I REAL TY & IN-92715 1h1p. 2192 Dupont Drive, with the County Clerk of Or-Hlghlend, Fresno. Cettl VESTMENT COMPANY. Thi• business II con-Suite 111. Irvine, Catt! •nge county on Decembe< 93727
1306 Perk AY9nue. Newport ducted by • genefll P•rt· 92715 30. 1985 This business Is con-
Bach. C1J1f 92662 nershlp Sparling tnveetment Cot· F2M121 ducted by a general pan -
CLB A9alty. Inc . a Call-John Miner poretlon, A CalifOl'nle Cot· Publlshe<' Orange Coast nershlp
lornla corporetlon. 1306 Tlllt llttement wu flied poratlon, G.,,_el Partner. Daily Piiot January 10 17 Pauli' Petruna
Park Avenue, Newport with Ille COUnty Cient ot Or-2192 Dupont Orlw, Suite 2-4 31 1986 ' . ThlS stetement was tiled
Beach. Cell! 92662 anoe County on December 111. Irvine, Calif. 92715 F-666 with the County Clerl! ol Qr.
This bu11ne11 Is con-31, 1986 Jeen-Marle Sparling , enge County on Deoemt>e<
ducted by· a corporation F21M11 General Partner. 2192 Du· 24 1985
Cep BlackbUrn, President Publllhed Orange Cout pont Drive, Sutte 111 . Irvine, Pl&.IC NOTICE · Fnt1•
Thit tteteme<ll was flied Delly Piiot January 10, 17, Cellf 92715 Pubhslled Orange Coat1
with the County Cler1I ol Or-24, 3 I, 1986 Andrew Swavely, General F~TITIOUS •UllNESS Daily Pilot January 9. 18, 23,
ange County on Decembe< F-686 Partner, 2192 Dupont Drive, "A-STATIMENT 30 1986
31, 1985 ---------Suite 111. lrvlne. Calif The lollowtng person 11
F21M12 P\8JC NOTICE 92715 dOtng bUliness as
Publillled Orange Coast ----· -----John G Lowe EriterprlMI, ROSE & SONS. 10659 El Pl&.IC NOTICE
Daily Pilot January 10, 17, FICTITK>US llUltNESS Inc . a California Cotpor. Campo. Fountain Valley,--....--------
2-4, 31. 1986 NA• aTAftMENT atlon, General Partner, Cant 92708 CTrTIOUS •u•-ss
F-685 The lollowtng per1on Is Paum• Valley Country Club. Geoffrey M Paul 10657 El FINAME ITATtMi"Nr
dOtng t>uSlnete 81. Pauma Valley. Calff 92061 Campo, Founte1n Valley, The lottowing person 11 Pl&.IC NOTICE PACIFIC GARDENING Thi• butlneta It con-Cant 92708 doing business H
1--.,;_;;,.;;..;.·--'----ANO MAINTENANCE. 3181 ducted by.• limited panner-This business IS con-SEA CARPET 6001 New·
FICmlOUS'.U ... H College Ave . Cotta Mna. snip d~:'tt~:Y :' ·~~~~dual port Shorn Oflve • 5. New-,
NAME STATIMENT Cell! 92626 Andrew Swavely This statement was ltled port Beach, Calll 92663
The following persona are Stepllen Roger Huebner, Thia statement was filed with the County Clerk or Or-Peter 8 Marcus, 6001 doing business as 3161 COiiege Ave . Costa with the County Clerk 01 Or-,,,,,.. County 00 December Newport Shores Drive •5,
WELDTECH L TO 218-42 Mna. CaJlf 92626 ange County on Decembe< 24"1985 Newport Beach, Calif 928631
Kiowa Ln . Hunt1nglon This bu1lne11 11 con-3l. 1985 F2Mll7 Thts bu11ne11 la con-
Beach. Calif 926-46 ducteo by an 1ndMduel F21MM P1.bhSlled 0 ange Co••t ducted by an Individual Anhur M Alhley 218-42 Stephen Roger Huebner Published Orange Coast 0 r ~ Peter B Marcus
Kiowa Ln . Huntington This llatement wu filed Dally Pilot Jenuary IO 17 ~1~o";;~t January 9 16· 23 Th11 stetement was filed I
Beach Calif 92646 With tile County Clerk of Or· 2-4, 31 · 1986 F.680 TH-552 wllh the County Cieri< of Or·
Peter Floru, 109 E ange County on Januery 2, ange County on December
Spruce Ave . Inglewood, 1986 24 1985
ca11f 90301 , ... , MLIC NOTICE POOLIC NOTICE F211121 This ous1neu 1s con-Publlst'led Orange Coatt Publllhed Orange Cout
dueled by a general part· Daily Piiot January 10, 1 i. FICTITIOUS •USINESS FICTITIOUS aU81NE88 Dairy Pilot January 9, 16, 23, I
nersh1p 2-4 31 1986 NAME STATEMENT NAME ITATIEMEHT 30 1986
Arthur M Ashley F-677 Tiie lollowtng per1ons are Trie lotlow1ng per50ns are
Th11 s111ement was hied doing business as doing business as
wllh lhe County Clerk ol Or-PIRIC NOTICE HER CLOSET. 1917 1 HELP·U·SELL t835 D DllD•.1c 1111'\TICE ange County on Dec.ember Magnolia, Huntington N-port Blvd Suite 258 1---,-.;..;.~.;...;.-""----
31 1985 FICTITIOUS llU ... SS &tech Calll 92646 Costa Mesa C111t 92627
F21MM NAME STA rr.NT Linda Aull\ Pinto, 4 Flores South Coast Brokltfs Inc . FICTITIOUS.,._ ..
Pubtlltled Orange Co11t The IOltowlng person 11 Irvine, C11it 92715 David V Gonzales J. Call-NAME STAn~
Dally Piiot January 10, 17, doing buslnett u : Fr1nces Dee Canty. 3685 lornla, 10 Evening Breete. The following pereona ere
24. 31, 1986 AIRPORT EXPRESS Aspen Vollege Way Santa IMne. Celll 927t5 dOlng bU1lnlsi as Duo.di
F-690 SANWICH AND CA TEAING Ana, Calll 9270. Soulh Coast Stokers Inc • by OuBovy, 695 t Warn«
---------SEVICE. 3198 F Airport Fr11'1CM Canty Linnea Collins. 61 t Lido Ave . Suite 189, Huntington nunllC unTIC·E Loop, Costa Mesa. Calif Thia 11atemen1 was flied Drive, Newport Beech Cattf Beaeh, CA 92~7 __ r~uu;.;.._""----92628 with the COUnty Clerk of Or· 92660 Miidred l OUBovy. 6e72
FICTITIOUS llUSINESS Eltube1h M C°'bo, 2S33 ange County on Oecembe< Thia bu11ness 11 con-COl'y Dr . Huntington Beach,
E P • ~=~ c 11 31 1985 ducted by 1 corpora11on CA 92~7 _ NA• STATl•NT ark Ln · ""'r-m. 81 F21117t David v Gonzales J Thia buslnen 11 con-The following persons are 92806 · ducted b a lndMd el d<>'""' bUalneaa 81 Thia bullneu Is con-Publialle<I Orange Cou t Pree1<1ent Y n u ·-· ..... l..... I Delly Pllol January 10 17 Thll ll•tement WU hied Mtldre<I L OuBovy VILLA SOLANA APART· duet..., by an ind ..... ua 24. 31. 1966 With the County Cieri( ol Or· Thia atatement was llled MENTS, 26033 Moulton Elizabeth CotbO h lhe C I Clerk I Or Part<way. Laguna Hills. Calif Thia statemeflt was flied F-68'7 Inge County on December wit oun Y 0 •
92653 wllh the County "Clerk ot Or-31 1985 ~9i~nty on December
Ville Solana A1SOC11tes, = Covnty on January 6• P\8.IC NOTICE Publitllecl 0r-no!= fa.l
87-5 "N MreffiOTrt ~ Sutte Diiiy Piiot January 9 16. 23, Publlshed Orange Coall 1400. Clllcago, Illinois 60& 11 fanll FICTITIOUI ., ... ,. 30, t986 Daily Piiot January 9. 16, 23, Thll buslne11 19 con-Publlslled Orange Coe1t N~ STATIMINT TH-5'3 30 1986
ducted by· 8 gen«al pen -Dally Pilot January 10 17. The foltowtng per1on ta
ner1111r 24 31 1986 dOtng bualnetl.. ---------
N .. Gumb1n F-691 TRONTECH CO , 2930 P\8.IC NOTICE 1--------
Tllla statement wu filed College Ave Unit 8. Coste --------Pl&.IC NOTICE
with the County Cler1I Of Or-P\8.IC NOTICE ....... Calif 92626 FICTITIOUS 9U ... H 1--~-----
ange COUnty on Oecembe< Lina Mlrekal. 2175 Plcilk: NAME STATIMINT FICTITIOUl llU ... IS
30, 1985 FICTITIOUI Ml ... 11 Ave. 8-6. Colla Mela, Calif The lollOWing person 11 NAME aTATWMINT
F211171 N~ ITAH•NT 92627 do.ng l>ualnest 11 Tile toltoWlng pereona ere
..... Hatllowictl Tile fOllowtng pereon1 ate Th11 bu1lneat 11 con· BROOKSTONE REAL TY dOtng bUt in•U ..
-~ Cefttef Df. doing bU1iMU u · dueled by en lndMdull AOVISO~S. 33-45 NeWQOf"t ~alef Tec:MolOglee
hlte t20 HUNTINGTON BEACH IN-Lina MlrllkaJ Blvd . Su11e 213 Newp0r1 55 Woo<lteaf, lrvfne, CA I Newpen hecll, CelH.IOEPENDENT 330 Wear Tiiie atarement WU llled Beach. Cahl 926&3 malllngt PO Bo-73, N 8
...., ,..... ,... ___ Bay Costa MeM Cell!. with lhe County Cieri! of Of· Mlle A Tow 9268219271-4
Publllhed ..,.ange ......,, 92627 ange County on December This bu11ne .. 11 con-Norm1n H..aon G11ret1
Olily Piiot Jenuary 10, 17' I Orenge Coul Publlltllng. 31, 1985 dUCled by an 1ndtvlduet 55 Woo<lleaf, Irvine CA
2•. 31, 1986 Inc .. Celllornle eorporerlon. ,_ Marc R Tow 92714
F-668,1330 weer e.y, Coeta Meea. PuOlllhed 0r8"9' Coelt This statement waa tiled Hll1 bu11ne11 11 con-
---------Calif 92627 Deity Pilot Jftlery 10. 17, wfth tl'le County Clertl of Or-dueled by en lndlYlduel .. _IC NOTICE Thi• bu•'""' 11 con-24. ~I, 1986 ange county on December NC>fman Hnaon Gatr .. t __ .-;.,;;.;..-;.;;.;.-..;..-...;..-...;...;._I ducted bye eorporetlon r-ea.t 24, 1915 Thia 11et""9nl waa hied
FICTrnOUe ..,._.. Karen A Wittmer, Put>-'21e121 with the County Cler1l of Or·
MAME ITATW....-T llll'ler "8JC NOTICE Pub!Wled Orenge Coeet ange County on o.c.-nber ni. folfowlng peniont are Thie 1tarem«1t wu llled Delly Pilot Jenuery 9, 16, 23, 13, 1985
doing bullneea ... with the County Cler1l of Or-FICTTnOUe .,..... 30, 1986 ~-
IVA wOOOLAi<E. doing ange County on Jenuery 3, MAME eTA~N'T TH-549 Published Or11M9 CoMt
butlneu u woodl•ll• 1Ne . Tii. followlng per'IOl'l la Daily Pilot Oec41mtltr U . A p 8 , 1 men 1 a t a 5 5 2 '81'f74 doing but6nlae ae: 1985, Jtn\llr'f 1,8, 15, 1M41
MacArthur Blvd Sult•~ Publllhed Orange Coalt l•IF S. C lb)fERRARI "8.IC NOTICE W·2..0
IMM Calif 927l5 ' Delly Not Jenuary tO, 17, 8E..VlCE OF COSTA MESA '9CTmOU9 .,._.. •••tMn
Joftn M inar, IUU 24•~1• 1-, ... 2 ~N 2~..:' g_~ MAmlTAW knoclte often wtten you
MeCAflhur Blvd 1 440, (IOr1 8"d' C:O..e W... Thi ~ l*1IOn9 1te UM r.eutt~t"" Deity
!MM, Cellf 92715 c.llf na1 . dolftO ~.. PllOt Cl•""'" Ad• to ~ t< Lamb, 11562 "8.JC M>TICE TiltOdON ldwlro a.HI, 81AOO. tto tt lkyperk f'MCh the Of.not Co.et
MecMthur 81¥d •440. 321, '°"· COit• MIN. cw., Mte Q , lnl~. Cahf marlc9'
lrV!M, Cellf 82715 ACnnout ...-11 C ..... nm 92714 -~ ... 2 ...... 78 L.M!l~l4.JMlll!!J!Wt:!:85!!!!5tll~ MAME ITATl•NT ..,, ,.,..., ... .,.. ""
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
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· 1986 HONDA CIVIC
HATCHBACK
WITH AIR CONDITIONING
1986 HONDA 4x4 -
WAGON
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64 PER MO.
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60 mo. Closed In Lease
$300 Drive Away OAC
1986 4 DR ACCORD
''AIR CONDITIONED''
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48 PER MO.
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$375 Drive Away OAC
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explr• Sunday 8PM, January 12, 1988. .
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Or90ge Coaet DAILY PILOT /Friday, Jenuary 10, 1Me CS
Boom year: Sales of cars, trucks hit record in '85
8 EDW •' f J,,,__,!'4DM1llEA Resources Inc. tn Lexington. YugoslavlawlllsqueezeOetroltln In 1978. That year, the mlx ·waa rally 1he lut 10 deys of Decem-wey,wlthFordand ChryaterMdt1
Mass. theeconomy-carcategory 11 ,110,136 cars and 4,309,188 ber,wtth ..... of 229,057,or27.3 geJnlng MY9rel pointa of..,.
DETROIT (AP) -Sales of cars
Ind trucks In the United States
reached a new high of 15 1
mllllon In 1985, bolstered by the
tecond consecutive record year for Imported autos.
The results released Monday
by automakers show Japanese
companies landing one of every
five new car sales.
European cars, while selling In
tar smaller volumes than the
Japanese. made dramatic gains
tn the U.S. market during the year
and hit Detroit's pocketbook
hard by doing well In the high-
profit luxury and sports sedan
categories.
"It was a record year. but If you
look ~ at ·the strength of the
Importers against the domestics.
It was a tough year," said Joseph
Phillippi, automotive industry
analyst at E.F. Hutton In New
York.
Domestic car sales were·
8,202.185, the best year since
1979 but not high enough to
make the llst of top 10 domestic
sales years. U.S. automakers
closed so many factories during
the Industry depression of the
early 1980s that they no longer
have the capacity to reach the
record domestic level of
9.669.689 set in 1973.
Detroit's bright spot was llght
trucks, which more and more
Americans are buying instead of
new cars.
In that category, Chrysler
Corp.'s minivans remained In big
demand while similar vans In-
troduced by General Motors
Corp. and Ford Motor Co. also
did well. American Motors
Corp.'s Jeeps hit a record. one
that AMC says 1t will break this
year because of demand for such
vehicles by "baby boomers" who
are now parents.
The best-selhng Individual ve-
hicles were trucks. not cars
Chevrolet pickup sales were
476,048. Ford. which didn't have
nnal sales figures available. was
expected to surpass that with its
F-Series pickup.
"The baby boom generation
has aged and is more affluent
and Is now supporting the mar-
ket" for cars and trucks. said
John Hammond, senior econom-
. •t and auto analyst at Data
The market Is expected to "The market won't be big trucks. percent abOve the level of a year from tredrtlonat le~• et OM't
shrink a bit this year for the U.S. enough to support all the play-Importers sold 2.838,791 cars .. rller. But a lou of 0.9 percent expense:
automakers while Importers con-ers,'' Hammond said. "Whlle the last year. breaking the record of wu potted for the month, with GM 56.2 percent: Ford 25.0
tlnue to gain. leaving an overall overall market may grow. the 2,434,860 set In 1984. The Import sales of 555,•87 vs. 560,672 a percent: Chrysler 14.0 percent:
result similar to 1985'~ totals. buslneft for each manufacturer market share In 1985 was 25.7 year earlier. -American Honda Motor Co. Inc.
Japanese Import quotas have may not." percent -20 1 percent for the Imports In December posted a 1.8 percent: Am~rican Mot0f'9
been relaxed substantially. And Of the 15,710,676 million sales Japanese and 5.6 percent for the year-to-year gain of 31.7 per-Corp. 1.5 percent: Volkswagen of
while the Europeans go aftef' the last year. 11 .040,976 were cars Europeans. cent: 260,738 vs. 19~.012. American Inc. 0.9 percent;
expensive end of the market. and 4,669,700 were trucks. That The domestic carmakers Share of the domestic car Nissan Motor Corp. USA 0.5
Imports from South Korea and broke a record of 15.419,304 set staged a rebate and e,ut-rate loan market In 1985 broke down this percent.
Installed at annual luncheon
Recently named director• of the Vo lvo
Dealen of Sou them California are Earle Ike,
Earle Ike Volvo of Coeta Mesa: BUI Hlraty,
Studio City Volvo; preaident Jim Ryan,
Cal•tar Moton: vice preatdent Bernie Blan-
c o , -H&rry Hill Import.; treaaa.rer Lan
Erllluon, J lm Gr ay Import. and eecretary
Gary She rman , Exc lu•ively Volvo. Ryan
predicted Volvo .. lea would top 100,ooq
units nationally thl• year.
'
Nissan '85 sales set record
CARSON (PAN) -Nissan
Motor Corp. in U.S.A. has re-
ported record sales for cars,
trucks and total vehicles for
1985.
Total 1985 vehicle sales of
830,767 surpassed the previous
record of 689.022, set in 1984.
C.P. King, senior vice presi-
dent-sales. said Wednesday
Nissan dealers sold 575.166 cars
during 1985. breaking the
previous 1983 record of 521 ,902
Nissan dealers sold 255.601
trucks d\'.mnQ 1985, breaking the
CABRIO COMING ...
From Cl
low 2.500 rpm and thus. 1s well
suited to the three-speed auto-
matic transmission.
The Audi GT Cabrio uses the
capable sports chassis for which
the Coupe GT has won so much
accfalm.
Spart shock absorber settings,
firm springing and 7x 15-inch
aluminum wheels with 215/50 VA
15 Pirelli P7 performance radial
tires accent the GT Cabno's
performance ::;>otential. The
multi-spoke wheels are white
with aerodynamic center caps
bearing the Audi rings in body
color.
previous 1984 record of 203,724.
In 1984. Nissan dealers sold
485.298 cars.
Domestic sales for 1985 in-
cluded 39,794 Nissan Sentras
and 110.344 trucks built at the
Smyrna. Tenn., plant. During
1984. 95.162 domestic-built
trucks were sold. There is no
comparable figure for cars.
Total December sales were
60.573 That figure represents
45,023 car and 15.550 truck
sales.
Domestic sales for December
Included 5.753 cars and 9, 117
trucks In December of 1984,
8.192 domestic-built trucks were
sold.
During the last 10 days of
December. 2.480 domest1c-bu11t
cars and 4,345 domestic-built
trucks were sold.
Harrah's
collection
gets help ,
SPARKS. Nev. (AP) -Efforts
to keep a portion of the late
William Harrah's prrzed collec-
tion of rare and classic auto-
mobiles In the area are proceed-
ing smoothly, according to a
bullish repprt presented Tues-
day.
Ben Da$her, chair fl' an of the
William F. Harrah Automob1I~
Collectlon, said a study by a San
Francl3Co consultant pro1ects
the collection wlll have over 1
million visitors by 1995. Dasher
said that number of visitors will
give the museum nearly $7
million in income 1n which to
service debt.
"That verifies that the foun-
dation doesn't come to the
community empty-handed ,·· said
Dasher. "The foundation will be
able to pay its own way "
The foundation was created in
the early 1980s when Holiday
Inns. which purchased two Har-
rah's hotel-casinos from the Har-
rah's estate, announced 1t want -
ed to sell ott the automobile
collection.
Current plans call for a portion
of the extensive collection to be
moved to Reno as part of the
city's downtown redevelopment
project.
Dasher announced that the
foundation now has $9 million in
loan guarantees to begin
purchasing land along the
Truckee River. He said he hoped
construction of a $20 million
dollar museum could be com-
pleted by 1989.
Dasher also announced Hol-
iday Inns will hold a final auction
this summer of some 200 auto-
mobiles. including one of six
surviving Bugatti Aoyales.
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brakes, air cond. t ilt wheel . speed control. pwr windows.
pwr door locks, rear defroster. AM /FM stereo cassette.
premium sound, tinted glass. light group. WSW ti res. styled
road wheels.
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'88 IMPULSE
Analysts predict rebates for
buyers of cars made in U.S.
Demand weakeni much: 'cut-rate
l~ans may be offered for most of year·
Industry a sllghtty bettet lhowtng
In the final 10-day Mfllng P«lod
of the year. The Industry's 1985
totals are to be announced
Monday.
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DETROIT -Demand for U.S.-
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2480 Harbor Blvd.
that rebates and cut-rate loans
r.nay be offered during most of
1986, a top Industry offlclal and
analysts said following the an-
nouncement of a 15.8 percent
sales drop In mid-December.
"If we don't 'lncentlvlze' our
car business. sales wlll go down."
American Motors Corp. Presi-
dent Jose Oedeurwaerder said.
The seven major domestic
automakers announced com-
bined sales of 165, 132 cars In the
Dec. 11-20 •Industry reporting
period. That was down 15.8
percent from 196,209 sold a year
earlier.
The period ended a week
before General Motors Corp.
placed cut-rate financing deals
on 40 percent of Its car lines .
From Dec. 11-20, only Chrysler
Corp. among the Big Three was
holding a major sales campaign.
offering rebates and cut-fate
loans.
After GM 's move. Ford ex-
tended a low-interest loan pro-
gram to cover subcompact cars.
American Motors Corp. also is
offering rebates on subcom-
pacts.
That's expected to give the
GM sales fell 17.4 percent
during the Dec. 11-20 period
compared with a year earlier.
Sales by No.2 Ford were down
19.7 percent and Chryaler's
dropped 12.4 percent.
Scott Merlls, who analyzes the
Industry for Morgan Stanley &
Co .. said the showing was suprla-
lngly weak, and another lndtc.-
tlon that automakers wlll have to
rely on Incentives to keep sales
up In 1986.
Harvey H~lnbach, automotive
Industry analyst at Merrlll Lynch,
Pierce. Fenner & Smith In New
York. said he expects cut-rate
loans and Incentives to be of-
fered during most of 1986.
As for mid December, "A lot of
people were aware of the fact
that Inventories were building up
and Incentives were coming.
There were hlnts in the air."
Heinbach said.
Ford sold the first batch of Its
new Ford Taurus-Mercury Sable
mldslze famlly cars during the
Dec. 11-20 period. Sales were
1.323. Ford eventually wants to
sell 500,000 of the cars each
year.
Resplutions help
make '86 trips safe
How are yo u doing with keep-
ing your New Year's resolutions?
The Automobile Club of
Southem California suggests
adopting the following resol-
utions for the road to make the
new year safer.
pounds, be properly placed In
child safety seats meeting feder-
al standards when traveling In
their parents' vehicles.
•Obey posted speed llmlts.
And. when road conditions are
bad, drive slower.
•Use turn slgnals when chang-
ing lanes or leaving a curbside
parking sp.ace. Other drivers wlll
know what you're planning to do.
Costa Mesa
• mTED JONE m
•Use seat belts at all times -
even If you·r~ just going around
the block. Under a new law. that
became effective Jan. 1. all
drivers and passengers of private
passenger vehicles In California
must buckle their seat belts or
face a fine .
•Secure children In child safe-
ty seats or seat belts. California
law requires that Infants and
small children under four years of
age. or weighing less than 40
•Stop frequently on long trips.
No driver can continue non-stop
for hours without being plagued
by drowsiness.
V...._ eullfMt to pt19r ..... "'°" fMd 41h,..lftetp1Uamden.
8211 BEACH BLVD. BUENA PARK (714) 521-3110 (213) 921-8681 Newport Beach
(714) 549-4300
•If you've been drinking, don't
drive. It takes about one hour for
the effects of one alcoholic drink
to wear off.
fltB.IC NOTICE
FICTITIOUI 8UllNEll
NAME STATIMENT
The lollowrng persons are
do•no t>u11neu as
ADVANTAGE LEASING
17991 F11cn. Irvine, Calif
92714
Oenntt Ntkell. 1731
Mttchell, Tus11n, Caul 92680
Donne Canary. 405 1
Escudero Irvine Call!
927U
Th11 bus•ness is con-
duc1ed by a geMral Plrl
nersh1p
Dennis Nlkell
This Slalemenl was II~
.. 111'1 tne County Cieri< of Or·
ange Counly on January 3
1986
f2t71 ..
Pubhsl'led Orange Co111
Oa1ty P1to1 January 10 17
Ml.JC NOTICE P\.6l..IC NOTICE M.IC NOTICE M.IC NOTICE fltB.IC NOTICE P\.6l.IC NOTICE MLIC NOTICE I P\.6l.IC NOTICE ~~~~--~~~ -~~~~~~~-1-~-"--~~~~~--~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~---~~~~-..;...;..~~ ------~~~-T1111 ou11neu 11 con-amounl •SS 108 459 55 as 01 pvrsuan110 a dem.tno "'-d• ANA CALIFORNIA 81 public SUL TAN TS INC as 1he duly Encroachment of lhe Pubhshed Orange Coasl caused 51110 Notice ot Oe-
ducted by a hmlleo P•r1ne•-11119185 end will increase on ex 11>oo1 &rl3/84 by auction to tl'>e highest bid· appo1n1eo Truslee under Article entllled · Ease-Dally Pilot Jenuary 10 17 laull ano E1ec11on to Seu 10
ship until your account t>ec;omes Benel1c11ry 1ogether wllh de< for cash (payable et ume and pursuan1 to Deed of ments ol the Oec:11ra11on or 2• 31 1986 oe recorded rn 111e county
Myron M Retehefl curren1 You may nol nave to tnteresl at 18'• per annum ot Hie 1n tewfut money of me Trusl Recorded on 02123'83 CovenanlS Cond1t1ons ano F-678 wflefe the reel prooerty is
Tt11s statemenl was 1•180 pay Ille emire unpaid oor-due lrom 311185 Untied Stales). all 11gh11. as Document no 83-082642 Restr1ct1ons recorded 1n localed
wllh 1rie Counly Clerk or Or-lion ot your accoun1 even Thal by reason 1riertol. ttlle. and 1nteres1. conveyed Book NI A Pa.ge NIA 01 01· Book 14092 Page 1797 ol 0110LIC NOTICE DATED Januery 6 1986
P\.6l.IC NOTtcl
'*'°' PuOllSlled Orange Coast
Daily Pt101 December 20. 27
198S Januery 3. 10 1986
F-810
ange County on January 8 111ougll lull peym9r1t was d• ltle undersigned 81 sucll 10 and now tield by 11 under llc1at Records tn ttie otloce of Olhc1al Records lllle "Mas· ruu A M E R I C A N R E -
1986 manded. bu• you must pay Benel1c1ary nas deposlled said deed tn tile property the Recorder of ORANGE. 1er Declara11on") and any YOU A"I! IN DEFAULT CONVEYANCE IEAVICfl, PtAlllC NOTICE
F2f7513 the amounl staled ab<>ve wtth the T•ullee the Deed of snuated tn said County and Calltorn1a executed by amendments end supple· UNDER A DEED OF T"UIT INC .. Al Mid Tr111IM, By ---------
PubhSl'led Orange Coas1 However. you and your Trusl and all documents Slate and oescrtbed as fol· JAMES R COSTANZO ANO ments llle•eto John M. Coombe, Preti-FICTmOUI 8U.,..ll Dau~ Piiot January 10 17 beneficiary qr mortgagee ev1d8flctng obhgallons N-tows SUSAN J COSTANZO. Hie s1ree1 address and 1DATED DECEMBE" 27 dent, 717 lido Part! Drive, NAMEITATIMINT ' I ..,., 1 ..... UNLHI YOO TAKE Th foll........., 24 31 t986 may mulul ly -vree tn Wiii-cured lhe•eby and 11'18 PARCEL 1 HUSBAND ANO WIFE AS Olher common designation, ACTION TO , .. OTECT Newport hec:n. CA t2M3 • .,....ng '*''°"'are F-713 tng pnor to lhe lime the no-undetllgned does hereby Loi 35 of Traci No 10445 JOINT TENANTS WILL 111 any or tl'le real OfOperty I (71•) 175-5'41 <10tno t>us1ntts u
toceorsa1e11polted fWfltCl'ldecl8re all sums secured asshownonam1pr1COrded SELLATPUBLIC AUCTION described above IS YOU9'PA°""'TY,ITMAY Said .. ie Wiii be con-INNOVATIONS INTfq.
ouEulC NOTICE may no1 be ear lier 1nan Ille thereby 1mmechatety du1 1n Book 449 Pages 12 to 17 TO THE HIGHEST Bl DOE A purported 10 be 41 OX-' ::J~~~1,f~D ~~ dueled by AllAERICAN RE-NA TICNAL. 8282 Foralle __ r_UU\. ______ end ol 1he three-monlh and payable end does nere-inclustve of llArtGellaneovs FOR CASH (p1yable al llme FORD "10 IRVINE. CA IPLANATION Of THE CONVEYANCE SERVICES. Or Hunlll'\0100 S.ac:h. Calll
Patlod slated ab<>ve) 10 by elect to cause 11'18 prop. llAaps recexos of Orenge of sale 1n 1awtu1 money or tl'le 927 14 I INC 717 Lido Park Drive 92646 K·229M among other thongs ( 11 erty to be sold to sattsty tl'le County Callfexnia, and 19 United Ste1es1 at THE Tne unoefsogneo Trustee NAT U" E Of T" E , Newport Beach CA 92663. Ne•I C Btal s, 2 U 7
FICTITIOUI BUSINESS provide 1ddl11ona1 11,,.,e 1n obhga11ons secured the<eby cexrected by thal certatn COURTYARD AREA BE· d1sclalms any llabltlly for any
1
~~~~~·=~~iAg'JZ (7 14) 67>~46 C hetl nu I Creak Rd
NAMt ITAHMENT wl'l1ch 10 cura lhe defauH by THIS NOTICE RE -certificate of correclloo re-TWEEN THE TWO STAIR· 1ncorrec1ness of ll'ltl s1tea1 TACT A LAWYER I Publtstled Orange Coas1 Diamond Bar. Calif 91785 do:~~~!':~ :~~,:gr: lran1l91 of the property or CORDED 12116185 IN SAID corded tn Book 13125, PIQB WAYS AT THE ALLAN eddreu and other common NOTICE Of I Delly Pilot January 10, 17 llAlke Bollenfleld, 18912
• 0111erwlse. (21 eal&bllsh a COUNTY 1449 of Olflciat Recordt of BUILDING FACING YORBA daatgnauon. 11 any. "1own . T"UITEE'I I ALE 1 24. 1986 San Carlos St . Fount1.ln V1t-
AuoclalH A California Lim-schedule or Paymenta 1n Oa1ed 11119185 said Orange County STREET. 14081 YORBA h918fn 0 I F-720 tey. calll 92708
iled PartnerlhlP. 2851 Roll-order ro cure your delaul1 or BANK Of AMERICA NA-PARCEL 2 STREET TUSTIN CA 92680 Said tale wm oe made but n January 3 l, !986. 81 Edward Del Cempo 1ng Hills Ortve CA 92634 2 • ' I h ' 12 00 o'clock noon. AllAERI· 22503 Bl d E D F-693 • bothl118ndf I T10NALTRU8TANDIAV-Anappur1enan1easemen1 111 right, lltle and Interest wt oul convenant or war-CAN RECONVEYANCE I oim•IC NOTICE r 1 Y8 r HOUSING L TO A Call Aller three mon1hs from INGS ASSOCIATION, "o-tor use and eniovmenl over conveyed 1o and now held r1n1y. ••press or tmplled. re-SERVICES INC 0 1 • , rUU\. Otamond Bar. C11tt 91765
torn•& Limited Partnership lhe date ot recorda11on or berta Oawtdo. Ai11let1nt lhe Common Area. being by Jt undef said Deed of g11dtng tttle. oossestlon. or · · a u Y IP llAark Rome. 8282 Fexella
24 31 1986
MllC NOTICE 2851 Rolltng H11t1 Drive Full· this document lwh1cl'I dale of CHhlar Lois 112 anel t 15 inctualve of Trust In lhe properly situ-encumbrances, to pay Iha po1nl8d Trustee under Ind K-22IOI Or . Hunllngton e.acti. C1lll
enon CA 92634 recorda11on appears !'>ere-T 4oUM said Tract No 104•5 as Mt Bled in said County Call-rema1ntng pr1nc1p11t sum or pursuant to a Deed of TruSI FICTITIOUI 8UllNEll 92646
IC -22M2
FICTITIOUS 8U81NE8S
NAME STATEMENT
Tl'11s business is COl'l· on1 unless the oo11ga11on Puohshed Orange Coast forth in the Oectar111on of fornl1. descr1btng the rand the note(•I MCVred by sal<l l~~~~uled by .;;11111m A I NAME ITATHftNT Tn11 oustness 11 con·
dueled by a hm11ed oartnef· oe.ng lorecloMd upon or a Oa11y Pllol Decem~ 20 27 Covenan1s Cond1t10n1 and lhe!'etn Deed of Trust, with ln1eres1 • mam man ... , The lollOW1ng 08fl001 lie ducted by a genatll part-
sn1p separate wrollen agreernent 1985 January 3 10 t986 Restricuons lor SommerMt PARCEL I lhetllOf'. as pro\llded in said Trus1or. and recorded De· d01ng bustness as Com-nefShJP
Tnt IOllOw109 persons art
il "0 ous•ness as
Mt'adowlake A15oc1a1es
:t851 Rou1no Hills Drive Full
Ptton CA 92634
Myron M RetCl'ler1 oet-n you ano your credl· F-633 C111homes recexded in Boot. Unll 10 as snown and de-no111111 idvancea ir any camber 28 1984 as 1n11ru-pu1er Business Store of Or-Edward Del C1mpo
T n1s s1a1emen1 was hied ior permits a tonger oe< iod I 13211 Page 1720 and tne scribed In lhe condom1nlum under tl'ltl t8fms of lhe Deed ment numoer 84-5355 72 ol I ange. 821 N T u111n Ave Or· Tn11 Slatement w11 flied
wllh ll'le C.ounty Clerk of Or-you nave only 11'18 legal t19h1 MUC NOTICE first supplement to the Dec:-plan recorded on OCtober of Trull, lees ch11ges and Olhc11t Records in the olftce ange CA 92665 wllh Ille County Cieri! of Of.
enge Counly on January 6 10 stop the sate of your prop. I tara11on r-ord--' tn '"--~ 14 1981 in Book 14256 ••oentes of lfle Trustee and or the County Recorder of James E Sipe 2005 inge County on December 1986 ..,.. """' """" • · 1 h b Orange County. State ol Chou1eau. Orange CA 1 t 19"5 erty by pay•no Ille er hre IC 22934 13273 Page 186. b<>th of 0 1-P• 45 and amended Feb-,o I e 1ru111 created Y said Catllorn1a WILL SELL &T 92665 .. F2'751• amoun1 demanoeo Oy your NOTICE Of 1 1 R d d • 1982 b 1 Deed ot Trull 10 w11 "' F21410:1 C.ON TINENT AL MOBILE
110uS1NG. LTD A C1l1
1 ,, rua Ltmllecr Partn~•sh•p
2'1'> • Rolllng H1t1r. Fu11er1on
(,A '!2634
PubhsMd Orange Coast !Id 1 icta ecor s an any ruary .. Y nsirument · PUBLIC AUCTION TO THE This bus1neu is con· p o c 0 I p' l J 10 17 er • o• APPLICATION TO amendments !hereto No 82-042729. bOlh ot of-S1•3,884 11 -HIGHEST BIDDER FOR dueled by an 1ndMdual ublislleel r10Q9 oa.11 2:1 ~1 11~86 anuary · To fond out 1'1e am•·unl SELL ALCOHOLIC Property address 11 llclal records ot County or Tha benel1c1ary under H id CASH 1 8 able 81 lime of James E Sipe Daily P1101 December 20. 27.
you mus• pay or to arrange I BEVERAGES purportedly known 88 906 Orange State of Calllornoa Deed ot Trull heretofore e~· P Y •985. January 3, 10, 198&
rn.s buson•s~ •S con
d11Cl"d bv 8 hmr1e11 tJAtlnpr
F-71• tor payml'nl 10 '\top 1"9 l?rP-1-7-M LOMBARD COURT COSTA PARCEL 2 eculed and dellvareel lo lhe sate tn t1wlul money or me This Slatemen1 was flleel F-818
---------closure oro1yourprnper•y1st T o W~omlt MayContern MESA CA92626 · An undlv•ded 1/52nd 1unders1gned a wrillen Dec· ~~;::~c~1~11~~T~w'~~ll~~~: ;~~elh~~~;'bnC~~~
~·iio
Myron M Re1ct,er•
Tn1s s1a1ement w;Js hied
w•lll lhf' Counly Clerk 01 Or
ll"ge County on Januar t 8
1/l86
F297572
?uo11shed Orangt; Coast
D111ly P1101 January 10 17
/4 3t 1986
PUBLIC NOTICE '" torectnsu•!I tor any o•ner I TAME IChlrO •S ttpply1ng The under,.gneo Trustee lnterell as a Tenant tn Com· lara!lon of Oetaull ano De-John M Coombe. 717 Lido 9 1985
reason 1.ontac1 Ban~ "' tn 1ne Oepartmenl or Al disctllms eny llabtllly tor any mon 1n the lee 1nteres1 in and mand for Seit and a written P 11 0 N Of1 B h
FICTITIOUS 8UllNEl8 Ameoca NT&SA 791 '141,cohohc Bf'verage Con1ro1 tor incorreclnen of the str"t 10 lhe Common of Loi 6 or Notice of Oelaull and Elec-ar rive. ewp eac F2M511
Published Orange COISI
Dally Piiot January 3 10 17
24 1986
MAME STATEMENT 385-6572 Lo so 'lj o dl ON SALE BEER & address and other common Tract 10484 as per map t1ont0Se11 Theun~s.gned Cahlornla. all rtghl, lllle and
•r.-to11ow1no persons are t739689 3800 w .. s1 C.rap w NE PJBLIC EATING designation 11 any lllOwn ftled 1n Boot! 463 pages 35 cauMd said Notice or De-interest conveyed 10 and
dO•'IQ busin955 as man Avenue 7111 ~ln•,r 0• PLACE 10 sell atco11o11c herein 10 37 1ncluS1ve ot Mis· j fault and Elec11on 10 Seit to ~d~~~rubit 1~ t::_~r .. ~d
, v BflQe CA 92668 beverages al 2075 Newp0r1 The iotal amounl of tl'ltl cenaneous l\Aaps recexds of be recorded tn ll'le county P 098 Y
EN !EAPRtSEStEXPRESS II tou have any ques1o •"S Bllfd : 108 Costa Mesa unpaid balance of the obN-.. 1d counly as such term 111wtle<e the 1ea1 orooerty is ;:~~:~r~= ~nly and ----------
BlJIL DING SERVICES. 1701 YOU anouia contll'1 8 lawyer PubhSlled Orange Coast geuon secured by the prop-defined 1n lhe Arlie•• entitled IOclted L 75 1 T N 376 PUBl.IC NOTICE
F-652
E Edinger =G6 Santa Ana or the gover,,men1 &grncy 1oa1ly P1101 January 10 •986 erty 10 be sold and reaon-"Oellnluons · of 1he Oec:11r· I ~o"! .. 1C2lt 0171
18u5•.. CON stoo':.:n ono a ~-;~ it!reol ,!~
Cehl 92705 wtlich may lllvfl or.sured our F-697 i btt estimated e<>1t1, •JC· ation of Covenants Con· I '" ""' ""' · ded 15 p 29 FICIDIOUI 8UllNIHI ~ 712 BAJA Inc California loan penNS and advenC.I 11 ditlons and Ret1trk:t1ons re· IUL T ANTI , INC.. u cf' Ml :I Boolt M IQe NAME STATEMINT
---------170 1 E Edinger •CS Santa No1wi1n91and1ng ll'le •ac 1 j s 1I1 289 80 corded 1n BOOk 14095 page 1 TrutlM. BY: DtmW W. Of-0 d 90 f 10eou• ~9• rr Tile lollowtng pert0ns art
PtilllC NOTICE Ana Calll 92705 Iha I yO\.lr property IS •n •. , ... ' MLIC NOTICE Seid .... wm be med•. bu! 5 t6 ot Olflcl•~.Recorda, (the' merod, Vlo• Pre1ldent, ~~11:or~la ra~ E p~~~ doing buslneu ..
Tn1s business 1s con· closure you may otter rovr without covenint or war-Oect11at1on 1. and any 1(71•) 731·*2, 181 Y0tba THEREFROM the north· SAN ANTONIO llAEDtCAL
K22Mt ducteel by a corpor11ton properly lor sale prov1d1Xl I IPI 70l70 ranty ••Pf"' or Implied re-emtndments and supte-ltrMt, lvtte 239, Twtln, westerly 200 '"' of tl'le ARTS BUILDING. L TO ,
FtCTITIOU88USINE8S S DeRossell Pretldtnl lhesale1sconc1udedpr1c;r10 YOU A"I IN DEFAULT gerdl~ title poueulon or menlllhereto Caf"«nletatlO Northeeattrl 174 Itel 2182 O\IPont Drive. Suite
NAME STATEMENT Tt11s s1111ement was hied lhe conclusion ol Ille lore UHDE .. A DEED Of T .. U8T encumbfl~ ION tlstythe Excepuno allo<I, Oii rtghls. I Publllhed by 11'18 011noe ALSO EXCE~TING HERE· 202 lrvtne. Carn 92715
The tollowrng per'°ns are w11n tne CO\.lnly Cieri< ol Or-1 closure DATED MA,.CH t , tta. lnelet>tedne!MI 'MCured by rn1nar1t1, mtne11t rtghts Coast Dally Piiot Oeoember FROM lhe Nor1hwea1trly Pan Ametlelf\ ProperllM, n. ,ong O\.ls1neu as Wind· 1nge Couniv on January 6 Remember vou MA 'f 'UNLESS YOU TAKE AC· Mid Deed inetvdl"O lhe , .. natural 011 rigl'lts and olhef 27 1985 Janu1ry 3. 10. 190 1891 01 the South-A Genet el P1rtnet1hlp, 2182
Wll•d v11111ge 285 1 Aolhng •986 I LOSE LEGAl Al0HT5 IF TION TO Pt'IOTECT YOUR and •• ~ .. or lhe tru•I .. hydroc1rbon1 by whit· 1 •9811 westerly 456 feet ALSO EX-OuPonl Drive. Suite 202. ~1111 Ori~ Fullerton CA f'lt7774 YOU DO NOT T ~ KEIPAOP£,.TY, fT MAY M and of tl'le tru11s ctNled by soever neme know" F-6A• CEPTING THEAEFROllA lhe lrv1nt, Calif 92715
92834 Puolisned Or11nqe Coasl PROMPT ACTION ~Ol~ AT A PU9UC IALI. Hid deed ldVlncet there-Geothermll Sleam and ell SOU1hweslerly 396 , ... or A 0 K_,, 32 Iron 81tk
Conunental llAoblle HO\.ls-Oa1ty P1to1 January 10 17 NO TICE IS HE REBYjHA~lo':. ~E~ N~XT~ under ..,;llh lntereat 11 l)lodUCll derived lherelrom I P\.6l.IC NOTICE tile remllndef Way. lrvlne. Calif 92715 •no LTD A Calllorma Lim 2• 31 1986 GIVEN CON TINENTAL provided tllerein Ind the without ll<>wevef ,,,. right T nd Rlc:h1rd J Hoeglet. 5•1
•lecl Partnersn1p 2851 Roll F 694 AUXILIARY COMPANY II Of THE ~ .. OCllDINQ unplld prlnctpal ~' the note 10 drtll mine ••ex•. •1tplore "CTITIOUI 8UllNEll otr!:: ~~-:::~ •• ~on HoneywooCI Lane, L• H1br1.
1ng Hilla ()rive Fullef'ton CA lhe duly 8PPOtnled TruslM AGAINST YOU, YOU MC\jred by said deed wttn 1ndoper11ethrovghthesur NAMI ITATIMINT • Calll 90631
Cl283• under a Deed of TruSI d111eo IHOULD CONTAC T A inter"t thereon as provided tac.e or ltl• UPP9f SOO feel of The lollowlng 08fsons art 11 any. or 1118 r .. t property Rtcherd l\A Lombardi. 15
Tn11 bu11neu ts con-1 MLICNOTICE 16 11 81 u.acuted by lAWYE,., 1n .. i<1Note theaubturfeoe olaatdtand do<ngbuslneu11 described •bove is Sorir111,1rvtne,C111192720 _ _. I 1--' 1 TtmQ,lhy J Jollnton & Nancy Nottce of a1 reMru-... tn lhe ....._...from WOOOLEN PLACE. L TO .• purpof1ed to be 311 Meu Tn11 bullne11 11 con duel ... oy 1 imr ..., par net The rollow1ng copy of 'No·' Tr t • .... D11td December 27 • .., ~ 011 e Coste MHa Cah • 1111p V Johnson "'"°are m1rr1e<1 118 "1 l985 1he Irvine Company. 11 Mich-a C111tornt1 Llmlled Partner-f r vi • -
1
ducted by. 1 llmlted partner-
llAy_ron M Reichert Qe11 I lice tl'lt original of wll•ch 10 eacri oth!lr H Trusto• to Under Deed CAL FID INTlllU'NUI 1g1n Corpo,.uon recorded shtp 2192 Dupont Drive. 0 n1 anlp
"" P1r1ner was ltled tor record on secure cert111n obllgat1on11n of Truet WleMn ...,..., ii M•y 29 198 !In e<x,. 14079 Sulla 111 Irvine, CaHI The unde<atgned Trutte A 0 Kaen
This ttatement was Meet 51'3185 '" the otllce of the t1vor or BANK OF AMERICA rs No 511730W ~O .,....._ CA ~· Page 1399 of Olltetal Re-92715 dt1Cla1ms eny llebHlty tor •ny I Thie statement wu flied
Wllh Iha Count c~ of Of. I Counly Aecordar ot said, NATIONAL TRUST ANO Loan No .. da·tt:' . cord• Spar Uno lnvest""'11 Cor-tncorrec:tntss of the .1,..t. wttfl tl'ltl County Clef'll ol ()f.
ong1 G,ounty Jn January 8 County is seni IO you in· SAVINGS ASSOCIATION a J20·388928-89 ~:rr1!~tee '1~, :.:::: ALSO exc:ee>llf\O 111 wller por111on a Cal1torn11 Cor· lddrHI Ind other common 1n09 County Oil December
•988 umuch •• 11n ••11m1n111on na11onet banking 111oc11-NOTICE " herlt>y gJvtn ......_· Aeet e.onwy right• whaler tuch w11er por111on Genttal P111"er. ~'!t'lllOtl If eny. 111own 11 t , 1985
f2tT571 or Ill• 11111 lo H id 1ru1t prop. non as Bef!erociary recorded I " II I C A L F E D W Put>I~ Or• COM r1g1111 stottt be riparllfl ovet 2192 O\lpon1 O<lve Su•t• '"'" but I ,_
Puo11shed Or10Q9 Coa.\t 9fty '"ow' you may have 1111 on 8112181 11 instrument ENTERPRISES 1 C1lllorn1e Delly PllOt J~ 10 111 lylno appropria1111e per 111 trv1ne Celtl 02715 =t .. te WiH Ott mlde;,..,. Publltl'ltd Ofenge Coaat o 1ty Pilot January 10 17 lnltt8'• 111 tll8 Truttee 'Sate no 1834 I in bOOk 1•097 exoorelion 11 •rustee. or 24 198' colattn9 l)tffetlPttveor con· Jeen-. Mtrte Sparling. ;:,,,1 •1t:.O.:"!n1m.!... re-Delly PllOI DecemOet 20. 27.
14 3 t 1986 P•oceec:l1~ I P~ 1529 of Ottlelll A.-uccauor lrullH . or F.ea3 trectual wl11\0ut. nowev.. Oenerll Petit'* 2192 Ou-0.,01no tltle Pot..;; or 19U .Hinuery 3. 10. ltM
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JANUARY 10, 1986 DAilX PILOf ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE \OL.2 /N0.2
NI N
New year brings
many new plays
There·s always a feeling of freshness as one year fades away
and another dawns, even on the local theater scene where the new
shows -even if they're often new versions of old ones -arc
beginning to arrive in droves.
Already on the boards les~ than I 0 days into 1986 arc .. The
Foreigner" at South Coast Repertory, "Tak.in& Steps'.' at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse and "Come Blow Your Hom" at tM
San Clemente Communjty :Theater. The first two are true
newcomers, never having been staged locally, while the third is yet
another visit from Neil Simon's very first play.
The trend seems to be "start off the new year with a smile."
Tonight finds four other shows
t.....,. __ __,L---..-..--.._,,,_...___ -all comedies -touching
down at as many community
theaters. These would be the
unfamiliar "Some of My Best
Friends" at the Westminster
Community Theater and
"Ready When Y~u-Are, C.B." at
----------the Garden Grove Community
Theater; the classic comedy "The Importance of Bein~ Earnest" by
the Ana-Modjeska Players, and the light'hearted gtmmick "All
Becau5e of Agatha" at the Huntington Beach Playhouse.
Next week is a relative breather, only two openings. The
Pulitzer Prize-winning seriocomedy "Crimes of the Heart" checks
into the Gem Theater while the far-out farce "El Grande de Coca
Cola" arrives at the Newport Theater Arts Center, both bowing in
Friday.
The Grand Dinner Theater finally closes its long-running
production of "A Chorus Line" and ushers in tbe. t~s>:<;haracter
musical "I Do, I Do" Jan. 21. The Costa Mesa C1v1c Playhouse
opens the satirical "Beyond Therapy" Jan. 23. while South Coast
Repertory's Second Stage mounts a new show. "Driving Around
the House,•• Jan. 24.
Theo the musicals begin. "Dames At Sea," a recent hit for
Newport. kicks up its heels at UC Irvine Jan .. 29. We'll get a revival
of ''The King and r at Elizabeth Howard's Cunain Call Dinner
Theater Feb. 6. "Pippin" plays at Saddleback CQIJege and "Hello.
Dolly" moves to Sebastian's West Dinner Playhouse, both on Feb.
7.
Shakespeare's "Hamlet" hits the UCI stage Feb. 12, the same
niJht the new comedy ··Alone Together" opens at the Harlequin
Danner Playhouse .. T~e Neil Simon dr:amatic com~y "The
Gingerbread Lady" is ticketed for a Valcntme's Day open mg night
at the Irvine Community Theater -and will be seen two weeks
later at l he San Clemente Community Theater. ·
Laguna will be back in action Feb. 20 with the biographical
saga "Kean." SCR calls on the co mi~ side of the Bard Feb. 25 for a
production of "As You Like It" and the sex farce .. Pajama Tops"
whisks into Huntington Beach Feb. 28. · ,
Ahead, brought in by the March winds, lie .. Unsuitable for
Adults" o n SC R 's Second Stage, "George Washington Slept Here"
at Westminster. "Murder Among Friends" at Newport and ·•The
Dresser" at the Gem. April will brin~ "Lu Ann Hampton Laverty
Oberlander" in Irvine, ''Buried Child" at SCR, "Evita" at the
Grand and the return of "Leonardo the Aorentinc'" to Sebastian's
West.
Publisher. Karen A. Wittmer
Editor. Frank Zini
Datebook Editor: Dixie Lindsay
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2 Datebook/ Friday, January 10, 1986
ANOTHER SIDE TO PHIL AL VIN OF THE
BLASTERS ••.••••.•••••••••• · ••.•.••••..•••••••••••••..••.. 9
_By RANDY JAY MATIN Not many rock mu.sicians ~claim more
in common with Albert Einstein than Elvis Presley, but Phil Alvin of
the Slut.en -who move into Fender's Ballroom tonight -is a
former math professor and a scientist. .. A photo of Albert Einstein is
looking down at me right now," said Alvin in a t~lephone interview
last Tuesday, "but as much as I love Einstein I would have to say that
Leonard Euler and Carl Gauss are probably the two most productive
pattern finders that we know.
·BAL HOLBROOK PLAYS MARK TWAIN
ONCE AG-A.11' ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 4
Hal Holbrook plays Mark Twain tonight at Plummer Auditorium.
201 E. Chapman Ave., in Fullerton. Holbrook brings his magic to
the stage in a performance that some say is uncanny.
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Night bas many colon: the inky black of the country~ the uncertain
arayofthecity. And in a peeling, Texas bus station m 1947, it's just
a bittersweet dark.. An old woman named Carrie Watts sleeps on a
bard bench in that station, her .crunched hat an~ saging cotton dress
as wrinkled u she is. But it's an easy sleep because she thinks she's
goiDf home to Bountiful, the tiny Tens town near~e GuJf of
-Mex1c:o-wbere-she grew up. -
Cl.IT UN THE .TD\NN
UlllCK'S CAJUN Jl'OOD PLEA81t8 EVEN A
Tl'MID PALATE ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 13
BJ BEVERLY BUSH SMITH To be perfectly honest, I approached
Remick's with a mixture of anticipation and trepidation.
Anticipation, because so many people have told me how w0nderful
it is. Trepidation, because generally I prefer subtlety in seasoning,
and this restaurant's specialty is CaJUn/Creole cuisine, which can be
blow-torch hot with black, white, red and cayenne pepper.
Fortunately, I found a lot to please both tho more timid palates and
fans ofLousiana fare.
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Al'f1' LANDERS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••• 10
RE8T AUllAlfT OP THE WEEK •••••••••••••••.• 14
UST AUllAlfT DIRECTORY ••••••••••••..•••••• 15
An 1nsomn1ac's
guide to the _
Orang e i.=oast __
th ROBERT llYNDM A!\:
Of ... 0.-, ,_ ·-
Early co bed and early tO rise ma y make you
healthy, wealthy and wise. But stay1n~ out late 1s much
more fun .
. Consider some of the advantages of roamm~
about while the rest of the world is snoring away the
wee hours of the morning.
•Traffic is light. The annoying stop-and-go of a
Harbor Boulevard rush hour is only a bad memory . If
you 're behind even one car at a red light, chat's
considered a traffic 1am at 3 a.m.
•There arc no lines. Filling your tank and
grabbing an.Eskimo Pie ac the local AM-PM Mini
Market can be accofhplished in record time. Every
chcckstand moves like the express lane at che alJ-night
grocery store. And you won't find a hypnotized
buffoon punching the wrong butcons while your
pat ience wears than ac your bank's aut0mauc teller
•Sunglasses can be worn ouc o f choice, noc
necessity.
•People you couldn't gee hold of during the day
can be reached at home. Thac good buddy you !enc ~
bucks to may not return your phone calls at work, buc
he can't ignore a vigorous pounding on his bedroom
window at 4 a.m.
•There's less noise at 3 a.m. chan at 3 p.m. And 1f
u is noisy at 3 a.m., it's usually something Juicy and
should be investigated immediately.
Yes, there is life after midnight. And on the
Orange Coast. msomniacs and other night owls can
find a ~teady supply of nocturnal amusements to wh ile
away the moonlit hours.
Getting out of bed the next morning may be
rough, but i( you worry about such mundane concerns.
stay home and take SomiMx.
The most obvious spots to find a friendl y fa ce an
the middle of the night are at the 24-hour restaurants.
Coffee shops like Denny's and several Spire's
ltStaurantS offer round·tM-clock K"rvicc. Thc-
Nauglc's drive-thru stands can be counted on for late·
-
(o,.t r ph<><O>traph b~ 0-.1v1d Muron.ik.1
night snacks as well. lkgmnang at the stroke o f
midnight, cars line up for Naugle's breakfast menu
offerings which include egg burrit0s, egg and bean
burritos and huevos rancheros
Other destanacions include such local favomes ac;
che Harbor House Cafe an Su nset Beach anJ Bennie the
Bums Omer 1n Laguna Beach.
"This place is an absolute zoo at 2 1n tht morn1n>-!
I've got ro expand soont: Sa)'S Bennie Campellone.
wh o opened his 1930s-st yle diner last summer on
Laguna Avenue and fashioned 1t after the corner d1nerc;
of his native Philaddphia.
While Campellone is enthus1ast1c about all-n1,.:.ht
rescaurants. his is che only one now open m La~una
Beach.
"I thank a lot of resta urant people fee l 1t s coo
much of a hassle co stay open all night ," he said ·But
I've always been the type of guy who, when the crowds
go co the left. I go to the righc."
A common feacure of all -night restaurants,
Campellone and others say. 1s the wide vanety of
customers who drop by for a cup of coffee or an e.uly-
morning breakfast. •
They. like Campellone, seem co zip, whe n others
zag.
"You p,et the local bums. kids from the high
school. the doctors. the lawyers, the Indian chiefs:· he
said. "And here an Laguna, we've been successful at
drawing both straight and gay customers ..
At Bennie· s. customer favorites -in add it ion to
An afcer hours reunion
of old friends ac che
Sunset Harbor House.
From left. Lind• Lakoff.
from San Diego. Suzan -
nf' GTMves of Sama
Barbara, and Mf'lanie
\rlrighr. also ftom San
D~go.
the Dorsey brothers music on the 1ukebox -are 1 he
hamburgers and, of course, the cofftt. Campellone
says the diner serves 2.~ pounds of ham burp.er each
month and about 280 pounds of coffee each week
"Ptoplt come here. ear and relax.A> he says. "It'\ a
neighborhood feeling."
. '
Pam~ Alms. che swing
sh1fc manager of the
Suns~ Harbor House
rn Sunsec Beach. likes
rhe lace ni~hc crowd
Ar the Harbor llou<te (.tie on ( oo'I II 1d1v. .n
swan~ shift manager Parte Alm~ )a1d lol JI 111,c111nt'r'
count on the restaurant fur oltt'r·lhlUr' unv.111J111~
"When the b:us close. \.uu '>t't' rh" pl.<1 t till up
Almssa\S "lt can}!etpretl\1.wv.Jt'J Ir IJ1! 1l\1•u
come mat anr time durinl-! tht' n1cht '111. I t111d pt'oplt
1n here
Onu· tht'\ re 1n\1Jt:. I lorh1.ir l h1u,t 1. u't11111t r'
nlten order the 'IX ·t'>-:>! t•rnt·lt-ftt'' with t 11llt t 111 .1
hot tit' of heer
\X.c >!et Jll k1nd,ot 111,111P1t'r' \111 ''·•\'
.\,111-.1 of thern .ire' 11unL; v. hc-r dit h,H, 11 • 11 11 t
an the e.irh rnurn1nl-!. hu'lnt''>'lllc-11 'tor r 11 ir ·" c irh
hreak fa~t un their w ;H w v.11rJ..
T he pace 1n the m1dJk ul 1 hc-n1f:ht I' 111111 I' nH ire
le1~u relv and unhurried th.rn. \l\. ac hinrh11rt1t' You
may N-too full for de~S<'rt lollowan~ vour ! .1 m me JI
But 1f vou JU~! sit ;around tor a whilt'. th.11 apple pie
start s to look prettv JitOOd .it .. !'lout \ \0
Three fr1ends held .. reunion of '>on' IJte one
n1~ht and recounted their latt''t colle~e .. J,t'nrure~
Why did the y ptek the Harbor House C~f<'' We knew
rt wC'uld he open." ~111d Melanie WrtJi?hr ol , an Dtej.:<1
·An d we can JU't sit here "nd drtnk \atd
uzanne Graves of ama Barbara
If cestaurants aren t you r thtnl(. but luod 1\ vou
can p.o p.rocery ~hopp1n~ 1n the m1ddll' ot thl' n1~h1
While mo t supermarket!> l losc .u about m1dn1,.:h t . .a
few remain open.
At the Albe-rt son\ \upermarlcet 1n l..a>-!una Beach
/Pin~ '1tt AFTER Mln'-l<.111 /P.t>t~1 1 -01tebook/ Frlday. January 10. 1986
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SM TW TFS
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 151617 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
Friday
who put on a wild costume show and
play hot danceable tunes as well.
perform tonight from 4:30.. 7:00 p.m.
Mark Soden. along with his wry
humor and sharp wit. open for the
band. UC Irvine. 856-4589 or
856-5547.
THE LEE FERRELL SHOW, with
Hal Ratliff and Laura Vida. features
Ferrell on saxophone and piano. and
a musicaJ variety of oldies. country.
rock and "boogic-woogie rock 'n roll •
Wed.-Sun. evenings. Club 17. 1670
Newport Bl vd.. Costa Mesa.
645-5448.
THE TROUBADOUR presents
Jonathon Hansen on keyboards and
lead singer Vicki Rosino, a two-piece
band which performs a mixture of
Top 40 dance tunes. pop standards.
jazz and some origjnal numbers
written by Hansen. Tucs.-Sat. beg.in-
ning at 9 p.m. 24001 Avenida de la
Carlota, La1una Hills. 969-7834.
70's. and 80's. Fri.-Sat. 9 p.m.-1 :30
a.m .. Sun. 4-8:3b p.m .. Wed.-Thurs. M
p.m.-12:30 a.m. 16400 Pacific Coast
Hwy .. Huntington Harbour. (213)
592-4411 .
Saturday
THE LEE FERRELL SHOW, see
Friday listing.
JOSEPHINA'S, see Fnday listing.
THE TROUBADOUR, see Fnday
listing.
Sanday
-JOSEPHINA'S, sec Fnday lisung.
Taeeday
THE TROUBADOUR, see Fnday
listing.
Wed.DeedaL_
THE TROUBADOUR. see· Fnday
listing. JOSEPHINA'S features Bobby
Hean. with the sounds of t!tc 60's, THE LEE FERRELL SHOW, see
Friday listing. -------------------------. JOSEPHINA'S, see Fnday listing.
EL GRUPO SEXO, zany rockers
•
ORANGE COAST COLLEGE
Robert B. Moore Theatre
Fairview & Arlington, Costil Mesa
SOUTH COAST
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Featuring Samuel lohn Swartz. Organ
8 :15 P.M. -SATURDAY, IANUARY 11
rRl CONC(RT LE.CTURC 7 30 PM
Re~rved Seat~· SIS. $10 and $8
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Sailing Adventure Series
JANUARY 31 -HERB PAYSO N
FEBRUARY 7 -RALPH NARANJO
FEBRUARY 14 -LEE & DEE LaJEUNESSE
FEBRUARY 21 -AL & BETH LIGGETT
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Thandai.__
JOSEPHINA'S, Stt Friday hstang.
THE TROUBADOUR, see Fnday Ii sung.
THE LEE FERRELL SHOW, sec
Friday listing.
.1pzz
Friday
DIXIELAND JAZZ 1s performed
by the Salvation Navy Band Fri.-Sat.
from 7-1 I :30 p.m. and. Sun. from
3:30.. 7:30 p.m. Zub1e's Gilded Cage.
1714 Placentia. Costa Mesa
645-8091.
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TION OF JAZZ EDUCATORS'
Convention is held th rough Sun-Hal Holbrook plaia Mark Twain toDJ&bt at Plummer
day at the Anaheim Mamou Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Aft., In hllerton. The
Hotel in Anaheim. Featu red performance beCln• at 8 p.m. For further Information call throughout the weekend are vari-773-3371.
II:~ 1'L~~
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ACADEMY MEMBE~: YOO' c:cwd will admit you and a guest to any performance.
1 .. ~=M~, .. ~1 .... 1~~1\I
C D N T I N
IA••·I -..
ous concen s. clinics. demon-
strations, film claps and seminars
by many vanous people. A special
feature Sat. at 3 p.m. is the
Southern Comfon Collegiate
DixiclandJazzCompettt1o n. w11h
a "duel" between banjos (accom-
panied by an entire Dixieland
Jazz band). The to p three finalist
bands com pete for scholarships
and grants. $3 and S2 admission.
150-8000. (8 18) 769-4466. or
(3 12) 280-7000.
NIGHT COURT perform ~
mainstream jazz fro m 8 p.m.-
midnight at the Old American
Courthouse. 2 Hutton Centre Dr ..
Santa Ana. 545-1776.
CAFE LIDO present') Judi ll'c
playing the piano and srngrng Mon -
Fn 5-8 p.m : the Lido Jan >\II-ta!"I
Thurs.-Sat. 9 p.m -I :30 a.m. and Sun
from 3:30-8 p.m. featunng Wa)nt'
Wayne: "Intersection" and "Free-
way" perform un 9 p.m -I 30 am .
the Martin Bros Sextet appears Mon
from 9 p.m.-1.30 a.m .. the Ale'
Taylor Quartet Tues frow 4
p.m.-1:30 a .. m.: and the New York
Jazz Connection Wt'd from '>
p.m.-1 :30 a.m. 2900 Newpon Bh d .
:'>lewport Beach 6 75-:!%R
Saturday
NIGHT COURT, ~l· 1-nda~ ll~11ng
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF JAZZ EDUCATORS' ( on' l'nt1on. sec Fri day listing.
DIXIELAND JAZZ, sec Fnda)
ltstrng.
Sunday
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION
OF JAZZ EDUCATORSTonven11on.
U E D
see Fnday IJsu ng.
THE MARK DA VIDSON TRIO
Reunion 1s featured at 7 p m at the
Registf) Hott>! in Irvine 730-5658
DIXIELAND JAZZ. ~'C Fnda)
ltst1ng.
THE TONY RIZZI-GEORGE VAN
EPS DUO perform at the Rum
Runners ever) un. 1ndcfin11ely from
7.30-11 :30 ij.m. 1600 Pacific C'oast
Hwy. Seal Beach. No cover chargc
(213) 596-1624.
TH E D.C. CONNECTION, fcatur-
rng Buck Clarke . percussion: M1kl·
Howard. guitar: JelT L111lcton. bass.
and Tom Fabre. reeds. perform~
ma1n!.lrcam jau from 7-11 p.m. at
the Old ..\merican Counhousc. 2
Hutton Centre Dr . anta Ana
545-1776
Monday
THE D.C. CONNECTION. '"-'l' \un-
da~ hs11ng.
Tue.day
THE D.C. CONNECTIOI'\, st'l' \un-
da~ hsung.
Wednaday
NIGHT COURT, SC't' Fnda) hs11ng
Tbunday
NIGHT COURT. see Fnda~ l1s11ng
Saturday
THE REINSMEN present a,n eve-
ning of toe-tapping Western mu~1c at
8 p.m. They will perform favontes
i n c lu d ing "Tumb l i n g
Take a noetalgic trip back into time ... and watch
the cobbleetone streets of Lido Marina Village
come alive with a collection of classic MG Road-
ster• during the
THIRD ANNUAL
Classic
Car
Show
Hosted by the
Southern California
MGA Register
Sunday. January 12th. 1986
11 :00 a .m. to 3:00 p .m .
Traditionally, the MC show has feature d TC models from the 40's.
TO's and TF's from the SO's and MGA's from the late SO's and early 60's,
It's 111 hapenning at lido Ma rina Village in Newport Beach on Sun~y.
January 12, 11 1.m. to 3 p.m.
While viewing these vintage automobiles, you can a.lso dine on the
waterfront with 1 light snKk o r an elegant m~I. shop in any of the
VIII.e's many quaint shops, or visit o ne of our marine dealers or
broken. Bring the entire family and enjoy the feeling . . There's no
other shopping experience like ill
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Tumbkw~'ds." "Cool Water" and
"Ghost Ride~ in the Sk) ... The
Forum Tht.'atr{'. 4 175 Fairmont
Blvd . 'I orba Linda 779-851./I
Sunday
THE "SALUTE TO COllNTR Y
MUSIC" Re' 1ew 1i. pre~ntcd begrn-
nrng at 7 p rn at the Craz) Ho~
aloon Doors open at 'i pm. Ft-a-
tured 1s BobCrulle) and the lk..ost m the
\.\est. I 5 0 H111o~hollo"'. Santa .\na. SJ admm1on 54q.1 51 :!
CLASSICAL
Saturday
A VIOLIN AND PIANO RECITAL
v.11h Lvndon fa\lor.guest anist. and
Nina Scolnik. Ll( Jr .. me piano fac-
uh). 1s presented at 8 p.m Program
include., works b\ Be-ethtn en. Ra' el
and Kreisler LC-i's Fine .\nsC'onccrt
Hall SS. S4 and S3 adm1ss1on
856-6616.
THE SOUTH COAST SYMPHONY
perform\ Copland's "L10l·oln
Portran" at 8 IS p.m. Organ 1st
muel John ""art2 1s fe-atured. and
narrating the program 1 Manin
Workman of KF.\C radio The con-
cen opens v.11h Resp1gh1·s "Ancient
.\1rs and Dances" and wncludei. "'1th
Saint-Saens· dramatic s)mphon).
John Larry Granger is rm.is1c direc-
tor/conductor ..\ pre-concert lecture
1s held at ".30 p.m Orange Coast
College's Robcn B. Moore Theatre.
2701 Fa1r-.1c"'' Rd .. Costa Ml·sa. $15.
$10 and S8 admission . .132-5880.
THE ORANGE COUNTY PA-
CIFIC SYMPHONY, \\1th conductor
Keith Clar~ and Jano<; ~tar~cr ricr-
lorm1ng on the rt'l lo. pn•c;ent a
concert featuring "renl·~·~ "Fncfold
Enfoldment." Ha\dn·., "Ccllo Con-
certo 1n O MaJor," and Mahler''\
"$) mphon} No. 1." C'onrer1 pre" 1ev.
7 p.m .. concen at 8 p.m . anta Ana
High School Aud11011 um. 5211 \'-
Walnut St.. Santa .\na 97'-l 'OO
Sunday
BISBEE AND FRIENDS are fea -
tured with B Wa) ne Bisbee. p1an1M.
ma concen at 7 30 p m He 1s assisted
b) Norman HuJlles. '1ohn1st Ian
McKrnnel. ~lhst. and "'11chael
Burkhardt. p1an1 t Works b) Bal·h
Choprn. lketho,en and D "'11lhaud
are presented Founder; I tall. Christ
Collt"gc Irvine. 15\(J ( oncord1a.
lnrne .\ free "''II offering for Jfa:
Music Scholar.hip Fund will be
ta~e-n 854-8002
Monday
THE E ME RSON STRI NG
QUARTET. resident ensemble ol
Chamber Music ~ocu~t) of Linrnn
Center. Smnhson1an ln<tl1tu11on and
.\spcn Music Fe\11' al pre'lCntc'i J
program which indudes "(,)uatl{'I IO
B flat maJor. Op 1ur b\ H.1~dn
"Quanet Nn 2" h) h c\, dnd
"Quartet in B flat maJor. Op. I 'O" h~
Be-etho,en 8 p.m . l '( lnint• r 1nc
.\rts Village Theatre Sl< ~ 7 .ind So
adm1ss1on. 856-6616
Tbunday
A LUTE CONCERT katurl'' John
Schneiderman. IQ85 l < Ir' me met)·
ter of fine an\ graLluJtt• 1n lute
performance. a1 X p m l C r, F1nt·
.\m Conee-n Hall S!! S7 JOLI So
admission , 50-6tilti
DANCE
Friday
BALLET l lNLIMITEO pn'"-'"I' "~heheraJadl· .. in J program 1m luLI
mg "Scl'nl'\ ofSumm1•r." · \ R11mJn-
t1l Pas de Dcu ..... Jnd .. R11ou" h1 I 'l'
~tabokp~l) 8 p m . < 'prl'\'i l ol lqtl'
$9. $8. and S 7 adnm\lo n ti \11-!<'i2'-
Saturday
LOLA MONTES AND HER
SPANISH DANCERS prl'\l'nl a pm-
GEAR UP FOR FALL ...
gram of dass1cal. folk and tlamcnrn
dances of Mexico and South .\mema
with .\ngel11oand ~ar "J1e10 ~1ngl'r
(.'hmm de Tnana and gunar~
Kirsten "'-e\ mer 8 pm. I ( In int>'
Fine An~ v·i11age Theatre S8 S 7 ant.I
S6 adm1!>S1on. 856-661 h
BALLET l'NUMITED. 'Cl' f nda'
hstrng
Sunday
BOB KEANE. HIS CT.ARINET
AND ORCHESTRA perform tor )our
dancing plcasurr from .i--p m at
Osko'\ ( lub Manna. 11./(J Mmnd Dr
~aport \'1llagc I ong Ekalh '''
.cm a <:hdrge L~ l 11 .i•H-644.J
Wedne.day
MARTIN & TONI' '" 'r)! l>.rnu { lub feature .. lx'g1nner lt'\\On' .11 -
p m . in1ermcd1a1e k''>•ln' JI ~ p m
Jnd sot 1al danl 1ng a1 '-1 p m l J l h
tla\\ ,., s.i and '>lX13l danun~ 1' s~
~kdt.lo"' lar~ < ountl"\ C luh Ir.·,~
(1r.iham \1 Hun11n11i.n1 lkJd1
8.111-".W~
Friday
"ALL BECACSE OF AGATHA ' JI
thl" H un11ngton &·al h PIJ' hPU't'
l\1 J m .... ln.'l'I JI 'or~ll>\'n \q;nUl'
Huntington Bcarh '" "\2 -1 J11'>1
FnLlaH and ~turda" ,11 ' \1 lhrou~ f cb I 'i
"CAR NIVAL" JI th1• ll.!rk4u111
Dinner Pia' huu<.1.' "Cl' '-1t,1rhor
Hhd ...,J nla .\na f <J"'X-~'illl nti?hlh
l'\u·p1 l\lunda~<. Jl 'Jr' l lli-11Jr1.11n
liffil'\ through f-el"I <J
"A CHORl 'S LINE" JI 1h,· 11rJri.I
D111ncr fhl'atcr I If Pld \\ ·"
~nahnm 1"'~· ,.,llll. n1ghtl' 1'\l1·ti1
Monda~' JI \3r\ing 1ur1Jlrl 110\1''
thrnugh Jan. IQ.
"COME BW W YOl1R HOR~' JI
lhl' \.in Ckml'ntl· l 11mmun11'
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Sperry Too Sider wtlh regislefed on11 slip sOle
P\JI lhem wilt\ our greet selection of oc1weweor ponrs orx:1 shirts
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I.
Tuesdays through Fndays at 8, Satur·
days at 2:30 and 8. Saturdays a1 2:30
•and 7: 30 until Feb. 9. ·
''THE FOREIGNER" at South
Coast Repertory. 655 Town Center
Drive. Costa Mesa (957-4033).
"THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING
EARNEST" by the Ana-Modjeska
Players at the Anaheim Cultural Arts
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Center. 931 N. Harbor Blvd.,
Anaheim (991-4135). Fri~s and
Saturdays at 8 p.m .. Sundays at 2 p.m.
through Jan. ~5.
"KISS ME, KATE" at Sebasuan·s
West Dinner Playhouse. 140 Ave.
Paco, San Clemente (492-9950).
Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8
p.m .. Sundays at I and 7 p.m. through
Feb. 2.
"LAGUNA" at the Forum Theater
on the Festival of Arts grounds,
Laguna Beach (634-1300). Fridays at
8 p.m .. Saturdays at 2 and 8 p.m ..
Sundays at 7 p.m. through Feb. I.
"MY FAIR LADY" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. 690 El Camino
Real. Tustin (838-1 540). nightly ex -
cept Mondays at varying curtian
times through Jan. 19.
"READY WHEN YOU ARE, C.B."
at the Garden Grove Community
Theater. Chapman at St. Mark's,
Garden Grove (897-5122). Fridays
and Saturdays at 8: 30 throu&h Feb. I.
"SOME OF MY BE'.ST FAIENDS"
at the Westm inster Community
Theater. 7272 Maple St., West-
minster (995-4113). Fridays and Sat-
urdays at 8:30 through Feb. 8.
''TA.KING STEPS" at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse. 606 Laguna
Canyon Road. Laguna Beach
(494-0743). Tuesdays through Satur·
days at 8 p.m .• Sundays at 2:30
through Feb. 2.
Saturday
"ALL BECAUSE OF AGATHA" at
the Huntington Beach Playhouse. See
Friday listing.
"CARN1'LAL" at t~ Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. Stt Friday listing.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Fnday listinf.-
"COME BLOW YOUR HORN ' at
th e San Clemente Communal)'
Theater. See Fnday lt5ting.
"THE FOREIGNER" at._South
Coast Repertory. See Friday listing.
''THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING
EARNEST" at the Anaheim Cultural
Arts Center. See Fnday listing. "K~ ME, I.ATE" at Sebastian's
West DUlner Playhouse. See Friday
listing.
"LAGUNA" at the Forum Theater
in La&una Beach. See Friday listing.
"MY FAJJl LADY" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. See Friday
listing.
"READY WHEN YOU ARE, C.B."
at the Garden Grove Community
Theater. See Friday listjna.
"SOME OF MY BES!' PRIENm"
at the Westminster Community
Theater. See Friday listing.
"TAI.ING STEPS" at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse. See Friday list-
ing.
Sanday
.. CARNIVAL" at the Harlcq_uin
Dinner Playhouse. See Friday listing.
"A CHORUS LINE" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Friday listing..
"THE FOREIGNER" at South
Coast Repertory. See Friday listmg.
"~ME, It.ATE" at ScbastU.n's
West Dinner Playhouse. See Friday
It sting.
''TRE IMPORTANCE OP BEJNG
EARNEST" at the Anaheim Cultural
Arts Center. See Friday listing.
"LAGUNA" at the Forum Theater
in La&una Beach. See Friday listing.
"M\' FAJR LADY'' .at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. See Friday
hsting;
"TAXING STEPS" at the Laguna
Moulton Playhouse. Sec Fnday list!
ang.
Tueeday
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lf yoa nJoyecl tbt ldlon/ldvfttan/faataly of
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DeVlto keeps
us roDlng In
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..CARNIVAL" at t~ Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. See Friday hstrng
.. A CHORUS UNE .. at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Fnday listmg
"MY FAIR LADY" at the Cunaan
Call Dinner Theatcr. See Fnda'
listing..
'1'llE FOl\EJGNER" at Sout h
Coast Repertory. See Friday ltsung
........ y
"CARNIVAL" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. See Friday list1n~
"A CBOllUS UNE .. at the Grand
Qinner Theater. See Friday listing
'111£ FOREIGNER" at South
Coast Repertory. See Friday hsung.
"IUSS ME. UTE" at Sebastian\
West Dinner Playhouse. Stt Frida)
listing..
"MY FAIR LADY" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. See Fnda,
listina.
Tlaanday
"CAllNl\IAL" at the Harlequin
Dinner Playhouse. See Fnday hstang
"A CllOlltJS UN-E" at the Grand
Dinner Theater. See Fnday listing,
'"COME BLOW YOUR BORN" :11
the San Oemente Commun 11'
Theater. See Friday listing..
"THE FOREIGNER" at South
Coast Repenory. See Friday hsung
"~ ME, UTE" at Sebastian '
West Dinner Playhouse. Sec Frida'
listing..
"LAGUNA" at the Forum Theatl·r
in La&una Beach. See Friday listang
.. MY FAIR LADY" at the Curtain
Call Dinner Theater. See Fnd:I\
listing. "TAIING STEPS" at the Lagun.1
Moulton Playhouse. Sec Friday '"'
mg.
Satvday
"WATERCOLO~ AN RISTORI·
CAL OVERVIEW." This is the lir$t 1tl
a series of workshops on watercolor
painting held at the Muckenthak1
Cultural Center by Don Hendrick\ .
wh09c work is currently on displa) "'
the Center. 2p.m .. 1201 W. Malvtrn
**** (HOf:Sl llAIM oi "A JEWEL Of Alt
EITERTAlllllEIT.''
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ONT IN-UED
singles over 45, meets at 6:30 p.m. for
dinner at Le Grand Cade in Santa
Ana. 630-0367 or 774-3024.
the Plummer Auditonum at 8 p.m . RV SHOW continues al the Anaheim
201 E. Chapman Ave .. Fullerton. Convention Cenler. W11h the theme
773-3371. .. .\JI The Ad venture of the Great
LAG UNA POETS meet each Fn. at Outdoors:· featured shows include
8 p.m. for scheduled and open Alfie Cockatoo and Hts Comed'
readings at the Laguna Beach Public Matav.s. The Great ..\merlcarr
Library. Flonnda Cola v1n 1s fca1urt'd Lumbcr1ack Show. corned) fisher·
tonight 494-9550 or 494-8375 man Chns Jame!>. and Tom Dokken Ave .. Fullerton. SI membcn. SI 50
non-members. 738-65«)5.
Monday
A MARTIN LUTHER IUNG JR.
symposium. sec Monday Etc. listing.
Tumday
"MEDICAL CARE: WHO WILL
DECIDE If You Can't?" This prescn·
talion foc uses on the eth ical aspects of
modem medicine. and the roll' of the
St. Joseph Hospital 81oeth1cs Com-
mittee is discussed. as well as current
patient preference op11ons available
7:3().9 p.m .. Loyo la Marymount Uni·
versity Aud1tonum. Batavia and La
Veta. Orange. Free admission.
77 1-82 11.
"ROW TO GET TJJE OJENTS
YOU WANT: Portfolio Design and
Presentauon." This professional pro-
gram for 1ntenor designers teaches
part1c1pants how to present 1he1r
crcden11als and portfolios of work to
prospective clients. and examples will
be shown. 9:45 a.m .. De\1gn Cen1er
South. Laguna Niguel SS adm1\s1on
includes coffee. pa~lne and mim-
osas. 64J.292Q.
Wedneeday
"MONEY TALKS." KABC--1 V\
money advisor Bob Roscfsk} shart.'\
tips about financial conc~rn~ that
affect everyone. He d1scussc'i income
talt laws which causr confusion and
frustration for mo~t f)(.'Opk'. and
shares his op1n1ons about what is 1n
store for tht' investor in 1986 and
whert' to invest. 8 p.m., Wll!ih1rc
Auditorium. 330 N. Lemon St..
Fullerton. $6 admission. 7 79-859 1.
"MANAGEMENT AND EM·
PLOYEE COMM UNICAT ION."
Taught by Roberta Weil. this class
addTesscs commun1ca11on 1ech·
niqucs. ~ntat1on skills. wntten
communication a.s well as work and
personality styles. Meets each Wed.
from 7-10 p.m .. Westminster Center.
13521 Edwards St .. Westminster.SI 5
fee. 241-6176.
Tb~y
HOW TO APPLY FOR F UNDING
to the CaJifom1a Arts Council's
Organizational Grants Program 1s the
topic covettd in consultations hosted
by the Orange County Ans Alhance.
OCAA staff m«l with rcprcsenta·
tives of eliajble arts organizations 1n
individ ual 30-minute consultations
held between 10 a.m.·5 p.m.C'all for
appointment. 836-1600.
S1NG1 ES
J'rt~y
ADVANCED DEGREES LTD, a
sjnaJn aroup of professionals with
advanced delrecs in various areas. bostsadan~ from 9 p.m.·midniaht at
~Anaheim Bowl. 1925 W. Lincoln.
Anaheim. SS.SO admission.
990-0736. roctJs H, a group of sinaJes aaes
2().29. meet at 7:30 p.m. at the South
Cout Community Church, S 120
Boni&a CanYon Or., Irvine. 854-7600.
WBEG.. OP '1UENDSRIP, for
sinales over 4S, meets 11 C'a9C)''s in
Garden Grovt 11 5:30 p.m. for a
T.G.1.F. 630-0367 or 774-3024.
THE STARUORTERS, a aroup of
moral. ethical. sinaJe people seekina
truth and ript ways oflivin~ features
social activities. stimulaung dis-
cuaion and refreshments every Fri.
ni&ht at 7 p.m. 1929 Tustin Ave.,'
Costa Mesa. 722· 7199.
FILIVIS
Saturday
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP, for
s1ngle.s over 45. meets for dinner at 7
p.m. at Shadrak's in -'\nahe1m
630.036 7 or 774-3024
BRIAN IRELAND. h)'pnou t and and his Oak Ridge Retne,ers Master
Friday mystic, is featured al ong with The of ceremonies Is Jolinn" Matson
"DESTINY." Fntz Lang. director Nelson Fontaine Tno and J11l lreland Clo~s unda) · Fn
(Gennany 1921 ). Presented as pan of Thurs.·Sun. at Lord Nelson's. SOON 1• 1 O P m · 5at. noon-10 P m · 'iun
UC Irvine's Film Society winter Euclid St .. Anaheim. 772-2 130 noon· 7 Pm 800 W. Katt~llit
quarter scnes. 7 pm .. LIC l's Social THE SPORTS, VACATION AND ..\naheim S4 q5 adults. S~ children
Sc1t'nce Hall. $3. S2.50 and $2 at the rr----...... -....... ..--_____ t>-_1_s_. u_n_d ... e .... r_6_fr_e_e_<l_9_9 ... ·8 .. 900..,... __ ._., Sunday
THE CATHOLIC ALUMNI CLUB
of Orange County. for single college
graduates ages 25-40. hosts a meeting
at 7· 30 p.m. at the Westin South Coast
Pia.ta Hotel. 666 Anton Blvd .. Cost.a
M~sa. Dancing follows at 9 p.m.
957-0125.
FOCUS 30, a group of singles ages
30.39. meet at 11 .30 a.m. at the South
Coast Community Church. 5120
Bonita Ca_nyon Dr., Irvine. 854-7600.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP, for
singles over 45. meets for champagne
brunch at 11 :30 a.m. at Bcnn1gan·~.
South Coast Plua. Co~ta Mesa.
630-036 7 or 774-3024.
Tuesday
door.
Sunday
THE GREAT AMERICAN MOVIE
MEMORABlLlA Show and Sale is
held from 10 a.m.·5 p.m. at the
Pasadena Center. Thousands of rare
- vmtage to current -movie
posters. IQbby cards. photos. maga·
1ines. records. soundtracks. umquc
11ems. and autographs. are featured.
300 E. Green SL Pasadena. SJ
adm1ss1on. (2 13) 650.. 7 83.
. ·e-·1 ... c--.
Frl~y
DISNEY' WORLD ON ICE t•l.'l-
ebrates Donald Duck's 50 \ears in
"WGHLY RECOMMENDED." 9 1/s OUT OF 10
..... .... ' ,/"4\U•
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CHAPTER of Parents W11hout Pan·
ners presents their Ncwcomt'rs·
Onentat1on each Tuesday from
l!-9: IS p.m .. followed by coffee and
conversation. CaJI 549-1 115 for
funher information.
sho"' busmes~ and features Rosal\ nn ~ umners. Olympic and \\'orld Cham-10U11tA111w.\ll.o • ··~·-.. ~11 ' • ;
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pion ice skater Dail) through Tue'>· I-=======================:-:---:=! da~ at the Los Angeles Spom ..\rena.
and Thurs.-Jan. I 9 at the Long Beach Wednesday
FOCUS 40, a group of ~inglcs agcs
4().49. meet at 7:30 p.m. at 1hc . outh
Coast Community Church. 5120
Bonita Canyon Dr.. lrvme. 854-7600.
..\rena. $9.50. S8 and \ti adm1'>s1un
999-8900.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP. for
HAL HOLBROOK, H'tt•ran actor.
bnn~s his Ton)' Award-winning pro-
ducti on "Mark Twam ron1ght' .. to
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CHASE
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OateboOk/ Friday, January 10, 198e 1
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1 •• NEWS MATT HOUSTON
I POUCE STORY
THAEFS CtN/PANY === CMIEFILE·
C88NEWS
(!I AICNEWS O QINICNEWS
I RElEJICI( ll PAICE
HOT SEAT I HOTLM
C)MOW
• • • • "The Third Man" 11949) ~
sep/I Collen, Orson Welles.
(H)MOVIE
U * "They Alt laughed" (1981)
Audrey Heobwn. Ben Gazura
$JMOYIE * * 'Jus1 The Way Yoo Are" ( 1984)
K11sty McNtchol. MIC/llel Ontkean
-8:30-
D NSCNEWS
I TOO CLOSE FOfl COMFOAT
.>EOPAPDY
• MACHEJl I LEHRER
NEWSHOUR '9 ADAM SMITH'S MONEY
WOAU>
()) (ti) NEWS 0tJ WHEEL OF FORTUNE
mBARETTA
-7:00-
ecesNEWS
8 llilHrerrAINMENT TONIGHT
eTAXJ I~~
I =-SCtN/PANY WHEEL Of FORTUNE
8USIQ8 AEPORT
(I) P.lil MAGAZINE 8 HEADllE CHASERS
8) PRAISE THE LON>
N>EPENDENT NEWS MOVIE
• • "N.tte And Heyes" (1983) Tom-
my lee Jones. MIChlll O'Keefe.
-7:30-
1 FM>AY AT SUNSET
PfllCE IS NOHT I WHATS~NOWn
EY£0NLA.
tA.1JON DOUAA CHANCE OF AlffTME
I M•A•S0 H
NEW\. YWED GAME
Wl..D, WllD WOAU> OF
N9W.S CD WASMNOTON WEEK IN
~~TLARGE
(ft PEOPLE'S COUAT
Of) .>EOPAAOY m RACING FROM SANTA AHfT A
-8:00-
1 (I) TWIUOHT ZONE a MISATS Of 8CENCE ·
•MOVE. • * * * "Bonnie Ano Clyde" ( 1967) w1rr0 ~Dunaway
• JOKER'S WILD CD WKAP IH CINCINNATI 1: * * "Sharon Portrait OI A M1s-lress" 11977) Trish Van Oeve<e, P•
trlek O'Nell e WAMNGTON WEEK IH
REYEWQ I WALL STREET WEEK
PRAISE THE LORD ~=6'MH * t t,; "Honeysudlle Rose" (1980)
W'tltie Nelson Dyan Cannon
MOYIE •• •'it "Apocalypse Now" (19791
Marton Bnndo. Mlf1111 Sheen
Cl) CARSON'S COMEDY CLASSICS
(SJ MOVIE * * ·~ "The N».ed Face" ( 198•)
Roger Moore. Rod Sl8f08'
-8:30-
1 !II MR. BEL VEOOIE TIC T fie DOUGH
(!) TRAPP£11 JOHN, M.D. .P.~ e WALL STREET WW
Ci) JIM COOPER'S ORAHGE
COUNTY eDAAONET
••••••• • •••••• • • * BARGAIN MATINEES "1vNLA• T><Rll fR10A> ''" · <'f fH ''''~'•'< 1 *
• .AT1 ... ~[..1A• I·•. ~t>H ~YA•4i f ~, *
• 11 It " t \ A!..h~ • •II. , *
LAKEWOOD
Center
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1 i =:Joo. 8 t!1 Dff'AEHT STROKES
·~ • <WAT PEAFOAMAHCES
Cl!) F1AllG UHE ID PfW8E THE LOfl> m ESPECIAll Y FOA YOU
(p) ST AR TAB<
MOVIE * * •, "Kwig 01Yld (1985) RtcbarO
Gale. Eow11d Woodw11d
-1:30-
• (!I HFS THE MAYOR
(!)MOVIE * t * ' P J ' (1968) George Peo-
pard, Raymond Burr
<].)MOVIE · * * , , Amel ican Dreamer I t 984)
Jo8eth W111tams, Tom Conti
-10:00-
1) (I) FALCOH CREST 11 OJ MIAMI VICE eeeHEWS G O FALL GUY
G THESAJHT ml SALT FACTOft: SEARCH FOR A
CURE
al) BEHIND THE SCENES meox1NG CJ A AOCK·A.elU. Y SESSI<*:
CARL PEJV(IHS AHO FAl£HOS
PI COMEDY 8MAK
CSJMOYIE • • • 2010 ( 19~1 Roy Scheider,
John Ulhgow
-10:15-m REJ..IGIOUS PROGRAMMING
-10:30-
• 6i> WITNESS TO REVOLVTIOH
THE STORY OF ANNA LOUIS.E STRONG
Ii) ONE WAY GAME
CR) NOT HEC£SSARIL Y THE NEWS
IP l INOEPEHOEHT NEWS
-11:00-IJ llG (l)OQ!NEWS
-~OOMED't' ClAS8ICS I== CINCINNATI • MANEY .a.LSI
I BEN.JN Al.ElWIEIPUTZ
IUSINES8 AEPORT
StW.WHOUI !:GAU.ERV
• "Christina" I 1984) Jewel StieoMd
CJOMOYIE * * * 'The Collon Qub' ( 1984) RIChlfd Gere. Gregoty Hines
( MOYIE
"Moments Of Love" (No 01te)
tP.) START Of SOMETHING BIO
(Z)MOVIE
• • "Good~. EIMllnUtlle" 11977)
SytM KtlSlet. Umberto Ofwlt
-11:30-IJ (I) MOVIE ** "The Apple" (1980) Catherine
Mary Stewart, Geofge GHmour
e aTOHIGHT I ODO COUPLE l'!J f.IJC NEWS ~TUHE G PITFALL i=~ ~ EUAOPEAH JOURHAL El!) ARCHERS m NeGHT GALI.EAY
-12:00-
• TALES FROM THE OAAKSIOE 8 EYE ON HOU YWOOO G MOVIE
• • ''r "The Bflllon Oollat Threlt"
I 1979) Dale Robtnelle. Patrick Mac-nee.
(!) COMEDY BAEA1<
tDCtTE.S
~MOYIE
• • Kiiie! F"l$h ( 19791 Leoe MajOIS
Karen Bl~
El!) REAL VIDEOS
a;,700CLU8
Cl ) EM£RGENCY
MOYIE * t '·> ' G"'ls Of Tile Wlvle Ofc:Nd"
11.lt J;U -"" "'° ,..,. ---... A CHOttUS UNI:
THI MOVll ,,..u1
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THI MOY11 1 ... u 1 ll:AS 111J J:41
l:IS l•U
.. #1 FILM OF THE YEAR ... 10+:·
AKEW c .. nter ~nulh
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a 0.tebOOk/ Friday, January 10. 1988
IOUT t...0 .... -TWICE IN A UflTIMI 1•1 l:IS ,, .. •:Ot
l :JO 10.SO
CICVT -<MAM...., Mnc>Ye S"IS LIKI US ,..1
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JIWIL Of THI NIU ,,.1
COMMAHDO '"'
-·-· MIAO Of PICI ,..,,,,.
LOOll K•IWI 1•1
(on his t~n best list for 1985)
-****rHE-~Es~·~c~~~~;
OF THE YEAR:' -Jan Herman, NEW YORK DMLY •EWS
... RUIAWAY TRAIN' IS A GREAT FILM .. :·
-Roger Ebert. AT THE MOVIES
-12-.35-
(C)MOVIE
•••• ., ' The Shlnino" I 19801 Jae•
Nicholson, Shelley DuvaH
-1:00-.MOVIE
••• .,"City Beneath TheSea I 19~J
Robert Ryan. Anthony °""'" (!)MOYIE
t * "Gunfight At Comanctle Cte<>•
I 1963) Audie Murphy Colleen Mille<
I .. LIOtWAE MAKER
.E1ff llENWAAD
(!) BiiDGEHCY mwow
• • "Going Berset~ ( 19831 JO""
Candy. Joe Flaherty
-1:15-
U0 1ST& TEN
-1:30-•• MOYIE
* * t "Tile life MO Assass.nat
Of The Kwigtisti f t977) Eo .. ard
A51*. Diane Kagan
• OOMEDV TONIGHT 8D DAV£ AOEVER
-1:46-
Oil MOYIE * * '°' "MW" s l CM!fS'' 119~1 Na;
lassjl Klnsll1. JOhn Savage
($)MOVIE
'-"Joy Of Fty1ng · ( 1979) Cormn ..
Carllef. G1anru Gar~o
-2.'00-1u.=
'
The Blasters' Phil Alvin talks about his life
By RANDY JAY MATIN
Oolly ""' C•1 4 fl I
"01 many rock musiclans can
da1m more 1n common with Alben fin~1e1n than Elvis Presley. but Phil
~h 1n of the Blas1ers -who move
1n11> Fender''s Ballroom tontght -1s a
former math professor and a scientist.
·· ~ photo of Alben Einstein 1s
tool.mg down at me right now." said
~f\ in 10 a telephone interview last
Tucsda). "but as much as I love
F1nstc1n I would have to say that
Leonard Euler and Carl Gauss arc
probabl) the 1wo most productive
pattern fi nders that we know.
"It r<'ally gets to me sometimes
"hen "e sit down to wa tch MTV on thl·~· gorgeous pieces of modem
inH•n11on yet we don't know who the
pcoplr "ere that laid the ma1or
grnund IA.Ork for it. We don't make
1hc..c people heroes now. but when 1A.t:
Jn 311 of the lazy people will be in
1ruuhk·"
\I\ in. who plays guitar and 1s the
gruup'' fro nt man. revealed that he 1s
a lormcr math professor at Cal State
Long Bl!ach and is tcchnicaJI) sull on
J lea' e of absence from UCLA.
"I am a SCJentist," said Alvin. "I
tormulatt' music I don't 'wntc' 1t I
don t co nsciously compose. For me
mum~ 1s JUS1 an emotional release in
lhc lorm of patterns. I i.ise math 10
e\rlorc 1he intricacies of life and life
v.1th1n myself. The two have hvcd
1ugc1hcr on opposi te sides of the
hrJ111 "
I hn!.<' pa tterns had bel'n fcrmcnt-
1og in .\lvm's mind long before he got
1nw teaching. In the late ·5~ and
l.'arh '60s he recalls hanging out at a
dub called Ash G rove which hu
~1nce become the lmprov. At the time
thr >\sh Grove's policy wa s 6(). 70
~rcrnt blues. There Alvin met many
ol his contemporaries such as Lee
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Lightning Hopkins.
"I waubout 17 at the ttmc and JUSI
getting our of high school '° for a
number of )ears m) mother used 10
dnve mt' to the club. It was a real
creamc environment. The club used
to gel blown up about three umcs a
~car."
By tht' time .&.lvm w~ 20 the scene
had faded and Alvin. who had begun
10 pick up the guitar. became d1s-
1ll us1oned until the coming of the Se>.
Pistols.
"When I first heard "God Sa'e The
Queen" I knew that life had rttumed
to music ~ou know. somebod~ was
back in the garage again! Up un til that Man" and ··colored Lights" rep-
point music had JUSI been my hobb)'. resenting more of what 1s contem-
Then with the Blasters tt JUSt got poral) in Amencan music. But then
bigger, bigger than I ever C\pcct('d." we put in "'L1ttlc Honey" which is
Through a scnes of cnt1call) ac-· more pnme' al. I think tt 1s a good
claimed albums the Blasters have mix of rock and R&B."
b«n compared to the likes of JerT) The terms rock and R&B rest well
Lee Lewis. Dorsc) and Johnny with Alv in, yet he stts the term "rock-
Bumette and perhaps the earlier a-billy" as being blatantly racist.
works of Dave Edmunds. On the "Music 1s the onl) place in our
recent ''Hard Line" album there 1s a cul ture where the black and the wh11e
d1s11nct change from a roots roc k converse freely. You have alwa)s had
formula to a broader c;pectrum that all oftheS<' white rock musicians wh o
includes country. Appalachian music are trying 10 ~ound black. Yet when
and R&B. two d11Ter~n1 artists. say Rod Stewart
"I don't consider any of our albums and Bltnd Lemon Jcfferso1;1.record the
that d11Teren1 from the others. On same song. Stewart's record 1s called
··Hard Linc" there 1s "Common rock and JefTcrwn's 1s called Blad.
* * * 11HILARIOUS ••• A FINE COMIC CAST."
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music. This 1s racism and 11 1s msant'
··what 1s worse 1s that 1t ha~
become msutuuonahzed. Take the
Black music chans 1n Bill board
magazine for example. or all of the
record compant<'s that ha' e Blac l.
music depanments. In an) other
business )OU 1A.Ould be 1n court··
Those monttonng the trends 1n th<'
local music scene have witnessed
Billy Zoom's recent departuf<' from
the band X and well as Alo,.in's
brother Da ve (the Blaster's lead
gu11anst) filling 10 with X. MorC'
rccentl~ pianist Gene Ta~ lor decided
10 call 11 qum and has left th1: Blaster.
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University student son can be punished
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Our (We never dreamed he had to do year-old girl wllo ts made to I fiJed for divorce in 1984 after
son .. Tom .. (age 18) is a freshman anything like that. We thought he aclbere to a lt p.m. c•J'few 24 years of marriage and raising
at Louisiana State University. He was photographing birds and weekeAd1 ii 1ettiag pleaty of three lovely children, now 23. 22
is an accomplished photographer people on the street.) put,llmeat. and 18. There was a 13-month
and has earned a good d;eal of his .• Sis didn't think it was a big deal. As for Tom, Ile cer1alaly sboaJd battle over alimo11y and property
college money from his photo-She said Tom had seen her naked aotbeletofhcot-free. (WlaeredJd rights. It got quite ugly.
graphs. plenty of times and when he asked yoa set die Idea tllat a college The problem: My in-law were
When I cleaned his room last her to pose that way she did it for 1tadeat cu.aot be pu.islted?) always very dear to me. No one
week, I spilled a box of his loose fun . Some prtvtJege 1lto•Jd be deaJed could ask for better friends. They
photos. Wh1k picking them up. I A phone conversation with our lltm.Hi11l1teraltoudaotbemade were a rock of strength in my time
noticed that most were of his son revealed the same facls, but ends. to p11y tbe wbole price for the of trouble. During my 24 years of
sister (just turned 17) in various he was very apologetic. He in-The problem is mx husband. pictares tlatt ber brotlter toot. He marriage they were as close to me
nude and sc:m 1-nude poses. I was sisted that he had talked his sister He thinks we let her off too easily. is at least SO perceat respoaslble as my own parents. I refuse to put
shocked and decided to show into it and that she was not to What, if anything, do you think for wbat transpired. an "ex-" in front ofthc:ir names.
them to m' husband. He was blame. we should do about Tom, who is • • • My former husband has not
flabbergasted. obviously ruilty but not under DEAR ANN LANDERS·. I said much on this subiect but he We explained our objections ? A th J When ~e confronted .. Sis" she and decided that Sis should our contro anymore. re ere have been reading your column has let me know I am no longer
admitted having posed for Tom surrender her newly gotten driv-any punishments parents can ever since I was 13 a nd now I am legally a part of his family and it
several times. She said it was his er's license and go back to her apply to college students? -43. Hard to believe. isn't it? I've would be ~tter if I cooled it in
assignment for a photo course we (pre-age 16) curfew restnctions: 8 JUST PLA IN MOM learned a lot from you and now I case he decides to marry again.
gave him for his 15th binhday. p.m. school nights. IO p.m. week-DEAR MOM: For opeaen, a 17-need help. My ldattabechmenht toh .his paren}s
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k boy~ 1n the aisle$_while compar-
lhc pnces of tomato paste and
nut butter.
I wouldn't say we get a lot of
anm ." the store manager says.
I we have peopk wortinganywa)'.
t's no problem staying open."
vcn on a full stomach. the Orange
insomniac bas a wick choice of
na11ons and activities. f )Ou'rc so inclined -and cnrol-
as a student there-the UC Irvine
put1ng center is open aJI night to
out that innovative program that
I do 1w1cc the work in half the ume
soml.'day make you a millionaire.
n the Balboa Peninsula every
'da> and Saturday night, the
boa Cinema screens the cult
ic. "The Rocky Horror Picture
"' " beg.Inning at midnight Joan
crov..d as they do ~The Time
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is )Car
If )OU can't sleep beau~ your
ind or body won't let you, perhaps
u might want to visit the local
pnal cmergencyroom. lfyouca n't
p hl"Ca~ your cat's wh1n1ng
n't let you. places like Fountain
allc~ \ Veterinary Referral Service
d Trauma Centef" arc open 24
Ur'\
In other emergencies. coffcc-dnnk-
g otlil·crs are available at the local
her station to extend _a helping
nd They're around when.you need
cm But if they're around when )OU
1n1td) do not need them, you ma~
IU\tantl y discover another facalat )
n all nigh t -the jail.
In tha t case , you may need the
n ir1·, nf yet another 24-hour bus1-
~' -the bail bondsman.
If g\·t11ng yourselfout ofhot water I'>
problem, getting your clothes into
ot v.atcr shouldn't be. Many laun-
rom:m arc open all night.
C >nc ~pot too often overlooked for
1t'-n1gh1 pllivanting 1s the local
v.ltng alley. While many alle)S
lo~· 'hortly af\cT midni&ht, at least
ne -Forest Lanes in tJ Toro -
ema1ns open aU night on Fndays and
Saturda~ ...
""Beginning at m1tln1gh1 "'l' t'hargc
onl> 75 cents a game. compared to thl'
regular pnce of S 1.80." \a\\ general
manager Lucy Rogers
Even at 2:30 in the morning. H1u
can find more than half of the all~'-~
4() lanes be1_ng used. Rogcr1 ~~s. l .
)OU ure ol guttt"r balh. ~ou can
tmprO \C ~our computer \ldeo same
skills in the arcade. And 1f 11's hl.!lorc 2
a.m., )OU can grab a cod.tail in the
lnsh pub-st) le bar
L1lce other all-night businesses.
Forest Lanes benefits from an cclcctll'
crowd of customers.
··w e get families. students. couples
on dates .. you name 11." Roge rs sa~., j
"Bov.ltng cate~ to all sons of
people ..
I fbov. ling !ittms too tame, and > ou II
ha ve to work 01T1hat \hce of apple pie
)OU couldn't remt at the coffee shop.
there are a fev. nightclubs t'tiat remain I open after 2 a.m. for dancing and the
time-honored ntuals of 00\·mects· girl .
Pcrhap .. the most popular 1s DeJa
Vu on Nrwpon Boule,ard in C"tma
M<.>sa.
f vcr; Fnda) and \aturda' night.
th<.> club keeps the dance m u~tl
pla~ing until 5 an the morning
What kand of people go to a bar
after 2 an the morning'>
""Those who ha,en't <;eorcd )'Ct
come here:· sa)s DeJa u manager
Dare> Hanson. ··When all th e other
d ubs ha .. e closed. there''> rcalh no
where else the) can go.. ·
The th rl"e-hour o-..t>n 1mc period for
thoM" "ho ha' en ·1 scored has ~-come
a popular feature for the nightclub. I
v. htrh has a widespread rt·puta11un as I
a hot spot for dancing. B~ 2 'O the
cl ub 1s filled as customers \1p ,011 I dnnks and glasses ot an· v.atcr
~kohol1cdnnk.s. ofcouf'S('. cannot be
<;en-ed after 1 a.m
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• that drav..s guests for a re~ hours of
dano ng 1n the middle of the n1~t
"Let's face 11," Han..on 'kl}''>
"Somcttmes )Ou'rc 1us1 not read) to
go home at 2 a.m."
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OUT ON TI-E TCMIN
WITH
"We will also ~ serving the tra·
ditionaJ pork, beef and lamb items
along with chow mein. chop suey and
a wide variety of appetizers. We use
only fresh produce. meats and
chicken and all food 1s cooked in our
kitchen. Nothing is reheated from
cans."
CHINATOWN RESTAURANT University of California. Irvine cam· The 6.370-squarc-foot restaurant.
Brie11 Award-WlnaiD& C.lslae to pus. Its authentic Mandann menu located across from Twohcy's. fca -
lrviH features more than 150 items ranging tures contemporary Oriental decor m
The award·" inning Mandarin Chi· from lobster. shrimp and scallops to red. black and white wt th oak tnm.
nesc-cu1S1n l' that put the Mandarin beef. chicken. pork and duck dishes. "We offer a very contemporary
Gourmet rn Costa Me~ on the According to Chiang, the decorthatish1ghhghtedbyalargeSan
Orange Cw mt) restaurant map hai. Ch ma town Restaurant also has many Francisco mural in one of the dining bc.·cn bn.>ultht tu Irvine b,. rcsta ura-areas. Unlike many Chinese rt'S• , unique menu ttems not usually k ·1 I · tcurs t1d1at'I Chiang and Dann) offe red in most Chin~ restaurants. taurants, our coc taa ounge as de·
"'uo "We have confetti chicken, gold signed to ~ a focal point and
Chiang <tnd Kuo rcu~ntl) openc.'<1 coin beef and ·a compass special.' ce nterpiece of the Chinatown.".
their nc" (. h1natown m;taurant an which includes a blend of vegetables. Chiang said.
The Marketplace retail and entertain· meats and sauces. We also offer creole I ntcrior ~ating can accommodate
ment •Omplex in Un1 \oers1ty Town prawns a la chinoise and ocean 120 diners wi th lounge seating for 20
Cenu:r. dirl'l'tly across from the garden Mexican bay shrimp." he said. guests. In addition. outdoor patio r-===;;;;;;;=--=--=------------------_, service can scat up to 40 additional customers. Private rooms are avail·
Hfew can match
the (buff et ) at
Bob Burns ... "
Jaek Holland
"Bob Burns: Still
Gr eat ... "
fkvuly Bu•h ~mi1h
Daily Pilol
able for parties of up to 35 pc1S0ns.
owner of the award-wtn nang Man-
darin Gourmet restaurant in Costa
Mesa.
CRAZY BURRO
Celebrates Flft~ BlrU.dar
Mola Restaurants. a division of
Mola Development Corporation. has
announced that their "Two-Timing
Burro" will~ back during the month
of January as part of Crazyburro
Cantjnas· fifth birthday celebra11on.
Both Crazyburro locataons. in
Huntington Beach and Carlsbad, will
feature two-for-the-price-of-one
lunch and dinner specials.
Monday and Tuesday special
pnces will 'apply to Crazyburro's
Mexican combinauon meals. all day
and all night.
Wednesday and Thursday two-for.
ones will be Crazyburro's popular
seafood combination plates. consist·
mg of a cheese enchilada served with
one of three charbroiled fish items
and rice and beans.
Each Craz yburro Cantana 1s a
beautiful. air) and spacious res-
taurant offering a full dining ex·
pcriencc. complete with a superbl)
stocked bar for a dnnk before or after
dinner and an ellcellent wine list.
As evidenced by the ten fresh fish
selections offered daily b) the
Crazyburro. Mexico is noted for 11s
fish -oriented cuisine. It is very un·
usual, however. fo r an "Amencan"
Mexican restaurant to serve such a
vast quantity of fresh fish, and
Crazyburro's pnce structure for fi sh 1s
highl> compellllvc.
A camitas bar and a tac-0 bar grace
the lounge area of CF..zyburro.
, The restaurant's two location .
8082 Adams Avenue. Huntington
Beach. and 6996 El Camino Real,
Carlsbad. arc open for lunch and
dinner seven days a week. ~II pnces
arc moderate.
BENNJGAN'S
lDtroduees New Pastas To Menu
Pasta when you're hun&f)? Perfect
Benn igan's when you're hungry for
fun? Perfect. Americans are having a
love affair W1th pasta. and now there
are eight new pasta dishes to tempi
you at your local Bennigan's.
Bennigan's showcases its newest
ma1or menu section on pasta an
January promotions. For the res-
taurant which spec1ahzes in a di·
versifi ed menu and captunng dining
trends. "The addiuon of pasta was a
natural." according to Sco11
Burcham , vice president of market· ~ ~"wporl En l!IJn
• .Vow Presenlins •
A FESTI VAL OF CHAMPAGNE BUFFET
The Chinatown Restaurant is the
third venture for Chiang and has
partner Kuo. who will ~Chinatown
Restaurant's general manager. The
two are owners of the Mandarin
Pavilion in Fullerton. and Chiang is i------------------------------.. ing for Bennigan's. "We expect pasta
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Michael Chiang (left) and Danny Kuo, owners of the new Chinatown Restaurant. make
a final check ol the dining room before the amval of evemng &uests. the Chinatown
Restaurant as the latest addition to The Marketplace, located across from the Umversaty
of Cahfornaa. Irvine.
to ~ among our most popular menu
selections and ~w the fi rst cv1dencC'
of pasta popularity when ~ added
pasta salad last May." Burcham said
The Amcncan Pasta lns111utC' re-
ports that pasta consumption in-
creased to 12.4 pounds per person 1n
1984. almost double the 6.5 round)
per person an 1983.
The January promotion showcases
fi, c linguin1 d1sht's wath the theme.
"The Amazing L1ngu1n1:· ThC'
promotio n features a mag1c1an
through the subthemc. "We start with
pasta and the rest is magic." Featured
will ~ chicken pasta parmesan.
linguini w11h clam sauce. ~enfood
pasta, pasta primavera an d shrimp
Palermo (a combination of shnmp.
sausage. seasonings and nch cream
sauce over linguina ).
Bennigan's 1s located an South
Coast Plaza near Saks Fifth Avenue.
Musical recital
set at museum
r~-::;;~~~~~~~iiiiil•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij;~ The Orange County Philharmonic Society's Women's Committees will
present their 1986 Musical En·
counters performers in a redial Jan. GRAND
OPENING
tlll\$it~f\it
ft . CHORUS Lll1E
• Longe9t Running Show on
~IY
• New York OrWN Critie Awetd
• Wtnf'lel' of 7 Tony Awlldl
• Qfenge County Prem••
19 at the Newport Harbor Art
Museum. 850 San Clemente Dnve
Newport Beach. ·
The anvitatJonal recital. from 2 to 4
p.m .• wi!I ~follow~ immediately by
a ~ptton. accordmg to Jane Grier.
Chairman of Women's Committees
and Barbara Kilponen. Musical En·
counten Chairman.
The eiaht MusicaJ Encounters per·
formers. aJI gifted young musicians
who perform for peer age audiences,
were chosen for the recital durin1 two
audi~i~ns from a sroup of 34 young musaaans from throuahout Oranae
County.
They include Corinne Chapelle ~olin, 9. of lrv!ne; Alan Kwon~ pwro, 11 . Placentia; Janet Lee, piano,
9.F~Uerton;~~Nomi.piano, 10.
Cerritos; Eric Shiflett. V10lin 16
Fullerton; Mqumi Tabsakj, 8 'Full:
erton; Winslow Taub1 flute 11
Irvine: and Helen Wu, piano 14' Irvine. ' '
For further information contaC1 the
Oranae County Philharmonic So-
• ciety. 234 E. 17 SL, Suite 107, Costa
' M~ 92627, phone 642-8232 .
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TheCajunfoodatRemick'sisgreat
By BEVE RLY BUSH SMITH
To be perfectly honest. I ap-
proachN:l Rcmack's with a mixture of
ant1c1pat1on and trepidauon. Antrca-
patton. because so many people have
told me how wonderful it 1s. Trepida-
tion. because generally I prefer subtle-
ty in seasoning. and this restaurant's
spcc1ah) ts Cajun/Creole cu1sme.
which can be blow-torch hot with
black. Y>hate. red and cayenne pe pper.
Fonunately. I found a lot to please
both the more timid palates and fans
ofLousaana fare. In fact. ofRemick's
en1rees. less lb.an half arc CaJun
.spec1alt1es. while the remainder tend
toward Ca ltfom1a cuLsine.
But he). we're in lhe middle of a
CaJUn groundswell. So lc:fs plunge
right an wtth that hot item. popu-
lanzcd b)' the guru of the Lou1s1ana
kitchen. Paul Prudhomme: black-
ened rtd fish. No quesuon that this 1s
an antnguang way of cooki ng fi sh -an
a cas1 iron skillet so hot lhJI "h1tl' a'h
appear" 1n thl' bo11om I he fi~h
dipped firs t an a scasunmg ma\tun:
which as strong on the four pepper'>.
cooks an manutes to a blackl'nl'd e~1enor and tender. mo1<11 antl'n<lr
I found the seasoning on the li'h
itself not overwhelmmg. It~ sauce.
howe,cr. made for a rather powerful
dish -although fnends tell me 11 as
not as spicy here as at Prudhomme's
New Orleans restaurant
Sull holler was Remack's seafood
gumbo. which our 86-year-old guest
ordered -and absolute!)' loved >\
deepl) flavorful seafood broth
bnmmed w11h ba} shnmp and other
seafood. and the cup amved pretttl>
garnished with a clam shrll
My panner and I shared a C 3Jun
beef salad. Perhaps m) fa\on11.· dash
of the <'''enmg. 11 "ould make a
temfic lunch en1ree Tenderloin of
bl-cf. corked ran-. slteed and pn:t11I}
arranged u' l.'r Belgian <'nd1' e and
rad1cch10. "a> dres~d w11h a mus-
tard.,. ~hghtl) \\l,ee1 dressing "htch
dad not bnng tears tom)' e)'es.
for .m> entrec, I choo;e prawns and
hlad• felluccanc e1oufTee. but was told
the} were fresh out of squid ank
(which renders the fe11ucane black)
and would I la ke 11 w11h saffron
1ns1ead'1 urc It was a be<tutaful dish
w11h bag. ten der prawns and rather
1h1ck fcuuccane an a sauce similar to
that beneath the redfish. I couldn't
taste the snfTron. but perhaps the
ca)ennc obscured 11.
Other (&Jun spcc1alties we must
save for another 11me aTC blackened
steak rs 16 ~0). crawfish and spmach
ltngu1ne etouffee . soft shell crabs
amand1ne and barbequed prawns
"11h CaJun spaces. I'd also ltke to lr}
such appe111ers as CaJun popcorn
Cdcep-fncd crawfish tails tn a special
breadang). deep-fned eggplant filled
Lots of charm saves 'Bountiful'
By DOLORES BARCLAY
'l1gh1 has many colors: the ank'
black of the country; the unccnatn
gra~ of 1hc raty. And 1n a peeling.
Tc\as hus station an 1947. at'SJUSI a
b111cmi,cet dark.
home and hecomcs a surrogate daughter.
Armed \I.1th her pension cht•rl.. The cast 1s marvelously filled out
'" h1ch she had 'ita<iht'd around the -...11h John Heard as Ludie and Carlan
apanmcn1 tn varaous hading place' Gh nn as Jessa~ Mac. As an ensemble.
from Jessie Mac). a fev. cotn\ and :i 11 1\ as fine a cast as one could want.
small, bauered overn1gh1 bag.< ame rootc. a nauvc Texan. first had hts
sneab a"a~ from the apanmen1 ont' stof) performed an 1953 on the
da' whale Jessie Mac ts off gossaptnK Good>car Tele' 1s1on Playhouse wtth
o'er a glas-. of Coke at the drug store Ltlltan Gash an the lead. She repeatt'"d
Through shrer v.all and lur~. \hl' the role when "The Tnp to Boun-
manages to elude Jessie Mae and ufur· went 10 Broadwa y
Ludie al the local bus 1erm1nal and The film 'crs1on. done s1mpl~ and
board a bus. Her seat panncr ts a on a small budget. as paced well and
compass1ona1c arm' "•Ir. pla~ed 11ght s1unn1ngl~ b' Reht'cca De \foma' Rated P0 because ot some mild.
~"ho listens. ~hares her sand" tl'h~ _, u::.;l~r=l=a=n!!:u=a~e=. =======--rt
.\n old "Oman named Came \\ all'
sleeprnn a hard bench tn that station.
her rn1m hed hat and sagging cotton
dres\ a., "nnkled as she 1s. But it's an
eas~ sleep ht'causc she thanks she'\
going homt• 10 Bounttful. the 1tn\
fr\as IOY. n near the Gulf of Mc\t\O
"here shc gre v. up
Though she's run awa\ from thl'
Hou,hm apanmen1 she share'> "''h
hN 'un Ludie. and hts "•fc. Jt'\'>ll'
\lal' and tht·enttre tov.n of8ount1lul
ha~ dtl•d on. Cam e IS detcrmancd Ill I
mal..e tht' 1nume) an Horton f-ootc·,
h1ghl~ per.,onal and po1gnan1 tilm ot .
ha\ ""n pla). ''The Tnp 10 Boun-1 ltful ..
PIJ\l'd with great l'On trol h\
<•l'ralJinl' Patte. Came " a "'Oman I "ho\t' hfe ,., one bag sour da"h "1th 1 hl'I daughter-in-law who hate\ lhl'
h\mn, \he sangs and accuse\ hc1 1~f I 1dhng the day away b> "pou11ng"
"llh hn \on for 1aktng ha-. wife'<, \Ide.
l\ilh rl\tllt\ for havtng the tntkn•nn
''' 1111pn,ang on her fanta') of going
Now Serving
COUNTRY STYLE
SUIDAY $199
IRUICH
Includes Beverage
Well Drmlc or Beer
9:00 Al to 1:00 PM
845-I091
1712 Placentia
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Breakfast
LCh oJ.f951 \ Dlriiler .,._.a...,_.,._..
6:30 ~ M. to 12:00 Midnight
400 So. Coast Hwy. Laguna ~ach • 494-3137
Visit th~ Sall Loft for fine seafood &
mghtly entertainment. Upstairs -above
the Jolly Roger. Reservations accepted
494-3358
Early Bird Dinner
Specials s6.25
( omplt'lt' d1nn1·1 1ncludrn1o: 'oup AND
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<ierved 3:30 to 7:30
Mond<1y thr u Friday
17502 Beach Blvd. at Slater
Huntin ton Beach 842-5505
v. 11h sauteed Burgundy c..cargot-. 1n
ctouffeitiauce. Cajun boa I of ~hnm p.
crawtish and crab legs.
Meat and fowl cntrces vary lrom
broiled lamb chop. mannated an ol" e
oal with garltc. rosemary and th) me.
to pnme nb 1n a salt crust or roasted
chicken with rosemary and thyme.
Our guest's choice was a defin11e
winner: pot au feu Remtck's Forget
any ideas of the long<ooki ng classic
soup by the same name. Here. the
chef poaches 1enderlotn of beef tn a
veal broth with vegetables and basil
JUSI 10 the doneness xou desire. Our
order amved beaut1full)' rare. gar-
nished with tiny potatoes and a
bouquet of fresh vegetablt"S.
As for un-blackened fish. a large
thtn sltce of Norwegian salmon
sautccd in butler ts finished tn a sorrel
cream sauce. Gengerdem1-glace com-
plements broiled swordfish. Matnl'
lobster ma)' be either poached or
broiled. sen f'd y, Ith red ht'll p<.·pix:r
couhs.
None of the ab<)\e 151nnpen'1'"
It's an a la canf' menu w11h entrec\
from $14.75 10 S:!l.95 Salads an•
S4.:!5 (greens with heam of palm sun
dried tomatoes and ol" c 011 drc~"ngJ
to S9.50.
The luncheon mt'"nu ·~ a ~hghtl~ abbreviated version of dinner \lotth
cntree pnces a btt tower and somt
add1t1onal dishes, such as sand" ache'
and osso bucco M1lana1se.
The restaurant ttself. the concept ot
El Tomto's Lam Cano. ts a dream ot
whites. peacht"S. and blues -hke
s1111ng on a Vactonan 'eranda under a
blue NewOrleanssk~
REM ICK'S. 181 :!O Von Karman
>\ ve . Irv me. 553-1305 lunrh
11 30-2.30. Mon.-Frt. Sunda'
brunch. 10-3. dannrr. un -Thu
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$7.50
Shrimp Tempura • Beef Tempura
Chicken Karraage • Chicken Teriyaki
California Roll
erved with sunomono,
soup, ·salad, and rice.
All for only $7 .50
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Co rona del Mar
673-3933
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:&stautanU
OF THE WEEK
By CHRIS CRAWFORD
.,..,NMC.1 J f I
In 1943, a young Pennsylvania boy volun-
teered for the Aviation Cadet Program and
learned how to pilot the 8-25 "Billy Mitchell"
bomber.
Just before he was sent to the South Pacific.
however. the war ended. So he returned to
civilian life, and found work as a banender - a
job that would ultimately lead him into all phases
of restaurant and hotel management. and,
ironically, right back to airplanes.
Today. John Moffa has the best of both
wOC'lds: he's still surrounded by aviation, and he
loves his job as General Manager of the Airponer
Inn.
Moffa. and his wife Ann. attracted to
California's mild climate, said goodbye to
Pennsylvania's wi nters in 1956, and moved to
Los Angeles, where Moffa worked in various
areas of the restaurant trade.
In 1959, they moved to Orange County,
where they raised three daughters -Michele,
Marcia. and Mary -and Moffa held positions
wi th various hotels, including the Saddleback Inn
and what is now the Grand Hotel.
Having served in his current position for
over ten years, Moffa notes that "we have a lot of
longterm employees here. Our head chef, Henry
Kawakami, has been here since we opened, and
Lois Hamlet, our Controller, began here even
before the hotel was built, working in a trailer on
the site."
The Airporter itself is a "longtimer," the first
hotel in the airpon area, built in 1970 by Richard
and Margaret Duffy. Rate four diamonds by AAA
year after year, the Inn continues to expand and
update its services and offerings.
Most recently, the Cabaret Cocktail Lounge
has been expanded to include 60 more seats plus a
combination cocktail and seafood bar over-
looking the garden and pool area.
Seafood bar chef Jamie Jemison serves sushi
plus shrimp. Blue Point oysters, crab, and clams
prepared in a variety of ways at very reasonable
prices.
The lounge aJso offers live entenainment
The new Sedood/8aala.l Bar la the latat
addition to tlae Alrporter Ian ln Irri.ne.
Tuesday through Saturday. Top 40 rock i:
played by GJ'.C$ Topper and his five piece group
One weeknights, S to 8 p.m., piano baJ
entenainment is provided by Shona Bishop, whc
sings as well as plays ... She has been with us since
we opened," adds Moffa.
Moffa also points with pride to the full·
service champagne Sunday brunch. served IC
a.m. to 3 p.m. in the Mediterranean Dinin@
Room. "Our brunch begins with a carousel o'
fresh fruit and a variety of freshly baked muffins,
pastries, and croissants from our own bakery,
followed by the ent.rec," he says. Brunch entrees
include aJJ kinds of egg and meat or seafood
dishes plus a chefs special.
The Mediterranean Room also offers lunch
and dinner throughout the week. featuring a
continental menu which has received the Gold
Award from Southern California Restaurant
Writers.
Around-the-clock dining is available at the
Captain's Table, serving breakfast. lunch. and
dinner 24 hours a day.
-----------------------l nightly. Sunday and Monday evenings feature the
Moffa can remember years past when
workers walked across grass fields to come to the
Airponer for lunch. Today, with·-so many
additional hotels and restaurants occupying what
was formerly vacant land, Moffa says. "we have
had the advantage of having been here first, and
have had the opponunity to build o ur clientele.
And our prices are still the most reasonable in the
area." ~~HJbE-A W~AVY~~
RESTAURANT
Now S.rvins Breakf ut!
any Omelet-Only $2.15
Daily Specials
J) Breakfast & Lunch
Sc-rved 'til 3 PM
...,,, Varieties Dinner Specials
DAILY -ONLY $3.25
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Herb and Vi Duo. who have appeared at the Inn
for over two years. "They are a fantastic husband-
wife team," says Moffa. "I've never known of a
duo to consistently get applause after each
number as they do."
STEUTAJlTARE RIVIERA
Znwegyolk1
11.-ceeeanelylf'oudlip1lrlebl
1 sea.,...eapen z oaffl C'°PPed .....
OF THE WEEK
I once clllves alld parsley
I ouce cMppetl brd boiled eu
4 fllel of ucllevies pwtt
Oaall of oU ud vmqar
Lem• J8ke (laalf le11M11)
1 taailnpeea Dljtm mnta~ Dao tf Wtrtttlenldre
1 ~Dry s.c. dleny tr cepK
Salt
Fresllly.,...... ~r
Add the above inan:dients except meal. and mix
thoroughly. Then add meat and mix again. Serve
immediately on a chilled plate. Serves two.
MR.RIVIERA
I~ tmtetGaWutLl .. 1•
'4~SamMea
'4.._..Pa.M
Fresll ta.e .. tut.e
In a medium brandy snifter, add au.shed ice to fill.
Then add remainina i~ients. Serves one.
Thete recipn were submitted by The Ri viera. Costa Mesa .
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111.11lt· ·• •111>-and -am e'-Rt-er 0.. "'Int'
•l'fl cd Jbo. :.i 7 I £duij(l'f al ~prin.i
cl,ll< 111 \lttnn.1 "'h"Pl'tnlo! \'rll1t):l'
II 1111t 1 nr.:11111 lfr.11 h "'" to" I"
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pru t'• Th, .l,.fh H .. t.!n h11• al"a''
hc·t'll knul.\11 d• ti 1'•Hlll lnmil\ \tllUt'
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l.1rt.:1 'ir1t't\ ul d1 .. ht'" 111 rh'""'e
t ruin hmn t'):lo! d1•hP• ~mid It-
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CALFORNIAN
llt:MlNGWAY 'S
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th1 ... rt· ... 111urant /n1f1• 1• 1111.8\{'rf 111
C'11rn1111 del Mar 111 1'11nl 11 ( '1111.~1
ltw\ Ill '.\ltu Arthur Hl'<l 11';':1 0120
MONACO'S
l-:•11t rte11ce 1trn111~111 l'nliforn11l
r1<1U\'t'llt' 1·reat111n~ 111,·entl'd with 11
French f1111r, whilt' d1111111( in 1tn
t'ltgant wa1erfr11nt wttm!( "''er
luvkml( Nrwporl Ra\ 1-~nJ"' a \'a8t
, .. ft'ctton 11f entret'., lor hrunch.
luorh. and dmnt'r in 11dd1t11in to thr
u\illl'f har or afternoon 11"11" un the
Ra). m1k1n1 M11n1\l'n', fl vt'rv
"J>t'Clal lrt>al Mnnttrn'~ I'-l1te&led
acr1lll from Newix•rt Imports in thl'
T okai Rank Bldic a t !l!l!l:l W Coast
Hwy, Nrwporl Reorh l'hone in
yout rt11ervetion11 at t714) 646-5226.
CHH\ESF
LI'. RESTAURA NT
It \11u l11ve Chinese food, yt1u'rt 1:1ure
111 l'nJo\ dining here. as Li's prom-
M'' trulv autht nllc Chinese food.
l'hl' menu offer<, a '41de variety <•f
l''"' 1< d1~hei.. frum a la carte to
'"mhin.iuun.. Rreal htaking decor
111 11 'upremell· beautiful at·
nw,plwrP Tropical d rinks LO
qut·nl h y11ur thirst. Open seven days
11 "'t>ek fur lunch and dinner. 8961
Adnm... Huntinittun Bt'ach.
%:! 911 .l IU :0.: Beach Blvd ..
\11.ihr1m x:!7·12IO
T HE LOTUS
Enter thl' Orient and experience the
eHellt-nce of Mandarin and
...,11•1 hw1:111 C'u13mei.. Authentir C'hi
tlt'•I' d .... ne~ especially prepart'd by
m1hlt'r chef Ltu The Lotu& can
• •tlt'r < ulmar) masterpieces tu your
hkin,.: Tht-lovely dmm1t area is
d11minatt'd with p1cturei. of the
l.t1tu:-nower the symbol of purity
111 t ·hrne;.e culture. Enjoy fine Chi·
11t·'l' d1ntnl( a!> wtll a11 wine. spirits
.111d h1,.,p11aht)' at the l..01us.
Lo".ited in Harbor ('enter at 2:1110
Harl1<1r Hhd m Cu~ta ~1esa Cati
•i1 I \:t 1
MANDA RIN GOURM ET
\ t rull ·1~<·1111 place tu dine. the
\l.mdunn t:ourmel ha' hfen a i:uld
1\•ard "mner and owner. M1rheel
t h1.itllo: "'a' \OIE'd Ht,laurattur of
th!' Yt'ar Special111nii in Pekmjt,
~h1.rll(ha1. Sztthwan and Hunan
'11Nrll',, 1hev offer an 11rra1 11f deli
, '" 1"' mdudinR l't>k mR l ludc
duniphni:~. whole fish 1111d murt'
... ump111111, d1she11 F.lel(ant at
m11 .. pht>re. 1mpe«coblt> 'erv1le and
!'\I en"" e "'ml' 1i ... 1 I :.oo Adam-..
t ·,,,Iii \lt'"l.l "·Ill i!I \-
PAVI LIO!'/
l.11rl(t' l'a1:1Klll huilding bea1111full~
ill•,11ru1ed rl',taurant f'i nl'~t and
lrhhe,t 1n1trt-d ie nt ... no MSC 'frrn
1,1l1111l~ •Ul~me that uc11e,, the
p.1lu11· Fine i.en irt' F'11ur llHl(l'
r1H1m,.. .lmple banquet tonht1ei.
t 'liam11aicne lunrhe"' and earl\ bird
clinner,. Sµenal hol1da\ teo~I' We
"'t•l10111e com pan\ Chri,tma,,
p11rl1<'" 1111d lfld1e!'· 1·luh met't1ni.:i-.
'I 1111 1.\1111·1 he hunl(rl' on hour l1ll.er
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" r I lri\t' In me =.:11 I nl'li'I 1.un• h
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r .... ,.r, .ll111n;. 'IU!?):t''lted l.unrh frum
I I 111 d 111nN I rum !"1.on p rn.
CCJNTll\ENTAL
M EOITERRANEAN ROOM -
Airporter Inn
( 'oogeniol and secluded rr.im the
hu~y airport s urrnundinics. The
l\teditPrrt1neon Room offer'll '-UJ>t'rh
wnt 1ntnt.al ,·u1 int for lunch. din
11rr ttnd Sundar brunch T111> tnttr
t1w11ntnt ntf(hll> in tht ('t1hsret
Lounice The Capu11n'1 Tablt 1s
ope'n Cur dining 24 hour". Ptrfect fnr
'4nl c-hmg California sunllt'ts 1s the
Fliicht Pt-ck Lounge. Thr Airportl'r
Inn 1<. lo<'•l~ at 18700 MacArthur
Alvd in Irvine. 8:\.1 2770
MARCEL'S
\\ola' Marrel! Delightfully refresh·
IOI( menu featt!_rtng fruh seafood
a nd Louisiana Cajun specials
I :ourmet oyster bar. Elegant yet
cai.uol atmosphere. Live entertam·
mt!nl and dancing featuring OC's
line l entertainment. Dancing
under the stars! Lunch from 11 a.m
Dmner ntl(htly from 5 p.m Oyster
har 1111 I :00 a.m. 1:10 E. 17th St .
C'1,;,ta ME"sa 6-'6·88.'l:,
P U FFIN'S
An adventure m nat ural ealml(
Fresh 4uality ingredients prepared
in a simplt yet t>legant way Award
winning recipes. Gardt>n setting 1n a
European Care style atm08phere.
Casual breakfast and lunch Formal
dinin1t for dinner. Sun. Thurs. ';
a.m. 10 p.m .. Fri. & Sat till 11 p.m.
:'OMI 1-: Cuast Hwv. C'11ro na del
M11r 640 I :;;:1
RIVIERA
Hel11x tu xre1·111u~ "t'rv1ct' m fin
elegonr, intimate atmo~phere Ex
pertl) prepared ronlmental d1she~
hv Chef Richard Hericner. 'linre
1~711 Thi,, award wmnini: rl'!o
tuurant al"t1 uffeN an extt n"" t ~me
h'\t and rxc-els m tahles1de prep
IHlll '"'" and namhe.. Opton for
I.um h I I .Ill :I p m . I >inner tr .. m :,
I'm 1-:xct-llt-nt han4ut't lauli11e•
Cll1;.ed r;un. anct hohrlttv~ :1:1:1;1 :-.
Hr i-i.ol ('11,.h1 ~1<'Ml ;.111 \>;.I()
FRENCH
CAFE FLElJRI ·r akt' u ~eat 111 l'ttrf' r lt'llrl lor hre11k
Iii-I. lun«h ur dinner En111\ an l'~
4UNll' l'rl' 1r11nmen1 1nl1uem·t>d II\ a
f"rt>nl'h 111urh Hut 1an \lundtl\
1hr1111i:h Fml11\ tr11m '>tlll 1111 •11111
11 m ,rnrl 1111 011t .. lanrl1111( "'h11e
;:111\1' hrumh m.1ke th1-. ('alt> the
plH,'t' tu met't 01ll'll 7 d11\' it \O,l•f•k.
l"l.110 11 m llUO pm. l\.11oderntPI~
prned 1:11111 MalArthur Rivet ..
:--.: ''"I" •rt Be11t·h -r 6 .:!no I
LE BIARHITZ
E\pt'rlt'IH I' !'xqu1;.1te f'n·11< h fH"'
"'' 1111 t ll•lnt' wh1lt' dmlllt.! II\ 1h1 ...
11111m111t• French 1·h11 tt'1111 °"flt't'l•ll
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\l.1r,11ln nntl ,1 lwau111ul 't-h•1 111111 "'
ln·,h fi,.h l-l umem.tdl' .1~.ird I.\ in
nn1i: clt•-.t•rt-EnJ"' <111 hr11n, h
~ 11 h unlimited l hampul(llt' -in
1•li1l~•ntlt' hulfet . .i hut Pl\lrl't> rnd
flt·~'-t'ft till •l'r\ ed 111 ti I \17\ rl'lflX
•·d atm11 ... pherl' Full hor '41lh
dtonll'~trt: and 1mpt•rlt'd Wint' «ell'r
111111~ L11n<·h. Mon Fri , 1>1nm•r,
.. e,tn n1icht,, Sunda' hrunrh 414
~ ~c·wpoo Rlvd . \:r"'ttt•rl Henc-h
.... ~ • .;700
LE C'llARDONNA Y
Tht' lln,..,t in rlas.,1c Frl'n,·h 1111d
n11111•elle ,·u1s1ne in plui.h !'.>Urmund
111i:s Excite your M"n<.t'" w11h :-\u
pr1•me <ll Duck with poacht'd Cali
fnrnu1 F'11(" or Lo~ter Ca semle in 11
Chard11nn11v wine auct with
1 hanltrtlle--. R~t~n101~ M"INtmn of
v. mt" I rum a lempt>rature rnn
1 rollffi < ellar Lunch Mon 1-'ri
I I .. It\ '.LIO Dinner Mon Sat from
11·;10 Sun brunch 11 2::m In Rf'gi
tr\ Hot~I. Jgij(l() ~foe-Arthur Hlvd .
In IOI' 7~2·R7i7
LE MIDI
Se\eral thing!'. make th1;, award win
ninl! ludeawa> trul) special Walt.er.
their ~w18l> t:hl'f. trained 1n "omt·ul
the he'll h•mse!>, Palace St Morit1.
Pla,·t> G,t.aad, Baur au L.ac. Zurich
Au tht'nt1 r cur•1 ne
Prnvencale ~asonal gourmet f~
tl\al-. a Sunda~ brunch"> un1qut'
11·., hkt' !!ltf'ppmi: hack in time to an
era when exrellence of food wa,.
m11tl·hed h, icenerow. hv:-p1taht\, 11
h1 .... p1talll\ rarely found the!it' da\'"
.Juin Mam·a and Waltl'r m their
t'n1nth n1 untrv h11me Lunch. din
11er and Sunda~ brunch Banquet
101 1ht1e-. C'lt>'lt-d .\1onda,.., .l421 \'1a
L1du, :-.le"' port RE"ach 67:l 4~1-1
ITAUAN
MARCELLO'S
Thi.. 11wurd ~ 111ner ullt'ri. .m t'X
tt'lhl\l' menu •pe.:1ahzin1? 1n pa ... 1t1'
\ l'ill l luppmu and Lht'lt famou•
hJndmode p1zu E. .. tahh,,hed ~inrt
I 17.1 th1-. h1m1h u\I. ned re~tauranl
h11-n1 p1 11rt-d tht' heart .. of Italian
l•••d 1<1,er"'. Lunch ~l11n Fri . Din
nrr 7 n1~hts a week. 17:'41:! Hl'ach at
~l11tr1 H unti nl(lt1n Hta< h
"I.! ;°1"tll."1
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\ 111.i '"' d n ·-.~wnnl kind nf 1>lt11'P
(.11 •"l r lilt\ \l'tlr•. !'\111wrh , 111'-llH'
tr .. m ( t•ntrnl and '\urtht'rn 11111\
·••r\t•d 111 Old World ch11rm i-:,
t1•11 .. I\ t· "'1nl' h·t llrnnt'r nii.:htl~
l'h1n11 h.1r Full mt'nll 1111 I 110 a m
.in \\t',t t ""'t II"'' \l'"'l,.•rt
Brol\h l\l!. 7~'111
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fhl• 11111' fill If .1,ipullf·'t' rt'•lillH Hll
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t< rl\.1l.1 l ht· ·11-h1 h.ir 1• pn·p11r .. r1
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IVEXICAN
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t tu , ,.,11111 \1 t ., .• t ... """'' t,'1
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11 11 111(, •Ill"' 1i 1m11i.: h1•11 t lpl'r
d.111\ lrt1rn II 11m l111I1m1h. lh11
tlt•r .11111 t•,,. kl.HI~ EntNt111111n,.n1
\\ t•d ""111 1t11:tn.. 111 tht l·hirr•
l{,,.,m _!llt, !-: I-th "l <'11•111 ~l1·~R
h , .. , -;'ti ,.,
NArURAL I HEALTHY
FORTY CARROTS
•· !lc>lirn•u" la .. hiun lutod.'' J>t>r Htn r\
StlCt"l'l'trum Ill"<""' t"r thet rt'11l J(1Mid
ft't'l1ni.: 111f'11t1n1t11Crt•at 1ai.t11\1( mul ...
prf'fMN'd dn1h. nAt11r11I 1100 ht>alt h'
Ori1it1nal rtc1 J)('t1 Frt'<h 1uu t'"'
..,.1111'1"1'...d d111h A iirt'llt pl"'"' lnr
r>1n11er 7 da, .. lrom I I 11 m !'l11n<la\
Chnrnp~rw Hrunrh Rl't"'N'n Bull
'"'It' ond I Ma.1tnin :-... C''"''t l'lt1111
lown It'\"' ;.;~ 970t.l
Datet>c>c*/ Friday. January 10. 1986 15
•
I JI ITON THE T
ANTHONY'S PIER 2
The Southern. Calif. Rettawant
Wriura voted thit one the winner of
the beet value reataurani.. Their
eeafood ia the talk of the town with
30-36 freah f11h dajly. CBS Tele-
viafon clainu they have the beet
happy hour in Orange County.
Menu bu calorie oount for the
weight COMCioua. Open nightJy for
dinner. Located on the beautiful Ne
wport Bay at 103 N. Bayaide Dr.
640-5123.
CAFE LIDO
K11ow11 a& New11•1rt'~ <'annery Vil
lage Ja%7 apol. F.n1m· icourmet food
with icourme1 ,an 1n an 1numate
and c·oiy almo.,phere Dmner
ni~htly fl p.m to m1dn111ht. Enter
l8inmt>nl ni11htly 9 1.:IO. Sun. J8U
&e8.'livn 4 I 11.m. Happy jau hour 5-H
Mrm. F'ri Ample parking. 2900
Newport Blvd . Nt'wport Reach.
67!;-2968.
THE CANNERY
Thia historic waterfront landmark
in Newport'• Cannery ViU.,e fea-
twea fresh local seafood and East-
ern beef. ConaittentJy good 1ervice,
open for Lunch, Dinner, Sun.
ChamJ>ll«De Brunch and Harbor
Crui.Aea. Entertainment nipt.ly and
Sun. aftemoona. Enjoy the lounge
food Jalley--tuperb clam chowder!
3010 LaFayette. 675-5777. •.
REUBEN'S OP NEWPORT
Thia i1 the original and has been
aervin1 Newport Buch for 25 yeara.
Their 1pecialty is aeafood and
1teab. Chef a 1pecial aelectiona daily
and famoua for their broaated
chicken. too! A beautiful waterfront
vi.w of Newport Bay enha.ncea the
atmosphere. Perfect for buaineu
entertainini and romantic dining.
Loca~ at 251 E. Coast Hwy .. New·
port. Reeervationa accepted. Phone
673-1505
THE REX OP NEWPORT
Located on the OCMnfroot acroee
from the Newport Beach pier, The
Rn ia the Otanre Cout'1-moat
eacluaive seafood reat.aurant. Well
known for freah Hawaiian 1ou..rmet
flab .electiona and tpeeialiiinf In
sweet Channel I11and ab&lone, ten-
ftr veal and prime meat.I. The
warm ambiance of the pedded
booc.h.a, gothic p&i11tinp and the
well •tocked wine racb lend to
Res'• convivial atmoepbere. The
Ru of Newport ii the choice of
locala u well u vilit.ora. Recipient
of the p,.c.iiioua Travel-Holiday
award. Casual/elegant attire.
Lunch, dinner. Call 675·254i6 for
reeervationa. Valet parking.
R USTY PELICAN
Frnh aeafood and Iota o( it! Come
dock younelf here and dine over-
looking the bMutiful Newport &y.
Featuring 16 t.o 25 frnh fa1h Mlec-
tiona daily from around the world.
No wait seafood be..r in the lounie.
Lunch, Dinner, Sun. Brunch in
Newport. Z736 W. Cout Hwy.,
642-3431. In Irvine-Lunch, Din-
ner, and Happy Hour. 1830 Main,
645-4774.
TALE OF THE WHALE
Experience a atep back into time t.o
a place where you can dine at yow
own leiaure. Eajoy the romance of
old Newport with a panoramic bey
view. EJ;cite your M11M1 with their
eenaational aeafood and t.r.clitional
Cavorltia. Br.ulut 7 a.m .. Mon.·
Fri., Lunch 11-4 Mon.-Fri., Dinner
4-11 Moo.-S.t. S.L Uld Sun.
Brunch 7-4, ()yatar Bar Fri., S.L A
Sun. Banciuet facilitiea up to SOO.
400 Main St., Balboa. 673-4633.
SAIL LOFT
Locet.ad above the Jolly &,er in
Lq:u.na, thit cozy reatawant f ...
tuna ftne freah aeaf'ood with ocean
view dining. Enjoy the oytter bu in
a Wll'Q) atmo.phen and decor of
nautica.J motif. The ....rood menu
feature. awordfah, ahrlmp, halibut.
acal1ope and many other eelectiona.
The oytter bu offera OY!Jter
abootera, clame, crab A 1hrimp
coclrt.a.il and allo hot ditbea. The
Sail Loft, a reataurant that ii decil-
cated VJ the tradition et eomr.dery.
400 S. Cout Hwy., IAJuna Beach.
494-3368
TH WAREHOUSE
Newport'• moet innovative water·
front dining experience. Chef
Charlee Kalqian featuree fresh sea·
food and international culline.
Hlchly acclaimed, award winninf
Sun. Brunch, allo featuring petio
dining. Incredible O)"lter be..r, ea-
quiaite ambience, exceptional live
entertainment. Banquets and cater·
inc av.U.ble. Lido Vilt.,e, Newport
Beach. 673-4700.
$ ~ ~ -e -e ; ~ # ~~$ ·~ § ~ Restaurant ~-'J ~ ~
A RP RTERINN I onllnl'nlol $4.75-$8.95 'rum :100 187ft l Ma.t.A,.hur HI f,..,.,,,.-...... J·";'11 $!1.)11 $Pl.9i'l 4 i • *
ANTHONY'S PIER 2 V'1tf•·"1 "''"' (h "'•
4 :10 fl 10 • ICl'lH e.~rJ, 't•~"' ..... (h ....... Ill 9 '\It I I .. ,
THE BARN "lllPfllHO f r11n1 •I '1.1 h um ... C 'f , $1 l \I;, lr11m "2 ;:, 4 lll ; • • 1411182 Jl.odhtU, T...tln 2.'>I 011~
BRl~IOI K.\M A •.Mii i · ll"l•d•• In" t\mt-r1can $6.!1'1 $I J 9!'\ sa.9;,.41 uo
UJI ••••• t .._ •• \.I._,-, ..... , sxo;, S200-S5.0ll 4 7 • •
THE CANNERY
IOlfl lAf••.,t• ~ ho.,h ~1" \ YHl11•.<l >1,11 11·, •1!+111 (4 -;:. ')'I !1.'1 ~· ·~· 'I '"
--1 15 111 •
CRAZYHORSESTEAKHOUSE ...,l,.ak~ '!J % •1i.!f I t1·, .;<111:1 Hnhdn" . -* • !>80 a, ....... ~i.,.. bon<a AM ' .. 9 l\IJ """"''" td
l •
D I LLMAN'R \inrru 11n ';' 'fr, ~11 9:, ~·· '-t:. 11!1'• ~I!°• '<I 11·1 • .,I !( R.ltw .. fl<tl ..... ~11 ·~·Jt
LE BIARRITZ
414 N '••po.-t Ht-.'1 ""_,f10-tt H. ... h M '• hil•• h~rtoh ~lj 1f I 'I'• .... '" ·~1 . !J '"• ~I I •1". I ' *
LE MIDI "'rrmh fr,.m V4 ''I ~tom$.\ ill f'r"m $1 :.1 ''41 ~nit
:W?l\ .. lodo ,..,.p•'1 ft-ac ., ; • ...... W10'
LI'S l'htn~ 17 no $1'1. oo Sil 7f1·$fiM 89'51 Ad•m-ttunun"''"' hr~h 'lf.1 'It t • *
ltANDARIN GOURMET l'htn~ frum $10 011 from S4 r,() '8 Ml • 1600 Ada-I ••<a M-•-411 191"
MARCELLO'S ll4'ltan from $4 Af1 (rum $'1 'J.f• Bffr Ii
17"'1" ~-~RI'"' H11ftt II-.,~ "4l ''"'• Wtn~
MARCtL'S I '11nt 1nf'n111l Sil 110 1:. 1111 •::JO~--. IJ0&.11ll•M 1·,....,. M--MM '" '"' 11 no IHWI
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POMCA819 09I Al
~RIDAY, -U~UARY 10, 1986
Secretary says U.S. at end of road with
economic sanctions to com bat Libya
but it may be necessary," he sajd.
Shultz announced. meanwhile,
that he was sending his deputy, John
C. Wbjtehead, to Europe to try to
pcrsaude U.S. allies to support the
American campaign to isolate Libya
economically.
terrorists struck at tbe check-an
count.en of El Al, the Israeli airline,
and other carriers.
"Other countries should take a
good look. a good bard look." Shulu
sajd,
he can."
President Reapn this week acted
to halt virtµaJJy all American econ-
omic activity Wltb Libya and ordered
a mezc on au of the North African
country's assets in the United States
and in bank branches overseas.
ed with prosecution if they balked.
But Italy, West Germany, 8ri1aia
and other West European countries
maiqtain lucrative economic ties to
Libya and, along with Japan, have
expereucddoubuabout the merits of
the U.S. eoonomic sanctions.
WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretary
of State George P .• Shultz said Thu,..
day the United States was near the
"end of the road" in applying econ-
omi~ press1:1re on Li~ya and would
consider usan• force, 1f necessary, to
counter terronsm.
NEWSLIN f
Tbe toaieet preliminary beufnl ID atate h.latory
enda u Raymond Back-
ffJ. one of 7 defendanta
to 8tand trial ID tile
llcllartin Pre-School
moleetatlon caee,
u.tene to a reac:Unc of
tile cbar&•· See A5. '
Coast
A new project In down-
town Laguna Beach must
have affordable senior
citizen housing ./ A3
Nation
Stock market tumble
doesn't worry most
analysts./ M
Farm populatlon drops
7'1e In 1985, Census Bu-
reau reports./ M
Sports
Ram quarterback Dieter
Brock has another
chance to silence critics
Sunday. /81
Orange Coast's Dick
Tucker Is expected to
announce his resignation
as the school's football
coach today ./81
UC Irvine's basketbaU
team stays wtnless In
Fresno's Selland Arena
after losing, 53-48.181
Date book
Phll Alvin of the Blasters
gives Interview.IP-I
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.. We arc prepared to use the means
that will bci effective and arc necess-
ary," Shultz said at a news conference
dominated by the escalating U.S.
effort l-0 tame Col. Moammar
Khadafy. the Libyan leader. -
"Force l'tlay not be the best means,
School
funding
hike in
6udget
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
George Dcukmejian Thursday prom-
ised another S 1.6 billion increase for
California sehools and co11C$CS in the
state budget he will submit to the
Legislature Friday.
In ·a 30.minute address to a joint
session of the state Senate and
Assembly and a statewide television
audience, Deukmejian said his
budget proposal "is balanced and it
contains no tax increases," and that
education's share of the spending bill
will be increased from the current
SI 5.4 billion to S 17 billion.
Those figures do not include antici-
patc<I lottery profits. which Dcu-
kmejian estimated at $700 milHon for
schools over the next 18 months.
Deukme1ian's t o tal bud,1ct
proposal for the 1986-87 fiscal ycft is
expected to total about $37 biJJfon.
On other topics in his annual State-
of-the-State address, Dcukmejian
prQJniscd full cost-of-livin~ increases
for all 2 million California welfare
recipients, extra funds for AJDS
medical research and another in-
crease in the ranks of $tale prison
guards and' other state law enforce-
ment agencies.
He also reviewed in detail has
administration's efforts to clean up
toxic watcs in the state and repeated
his pleas for the Legislature to
(Pleue eee SCHOOL/~)
With rising emotion. he suggested
the Euro~ns, who have been drag-
aing thear feet, should look at t he
photographs of the mayflem at the
Rome and Vienna airports after
Jury toura the acene
Refusing to give up hope of .support
from the allies, Shultz said "people's
thinking is moving. it's dynamic." He
said W&itebead, a-former New Yort
investment banker, would cxplajn
the U.S. view and be "as.persuasive as
The estimated 11000 to 1,500
Amencan workers tn Lib~ were
ordered to return home and. with the
exceptioti -of what Shultz called
"humanitarian cases," were threaten-
At left, jaron hearinC the Superior Court
manalaaabter cue ID wbich five people
were kilfed ID a 1984 Seal Beach channel
boatin& acclclent leave the Barbor Depa.rt-
meat dock In SllD.8et Beach f or a tour of tile
eJte under weather cond.ltiona •imllar to tbe
Di&ht of tile accident. On ?Uht i8 defendant
Vti'l lta.rlee. •kipper ID tbe OJ-fated trip .
Mesa semiconductor workers
laid off at Com:fnodore plant
AUIDPIIOI'
By TONY SAAVEDRA °' .. Dlllfr,... ....
The axe is falling slowly on Angel
Garcia and John Lopez, who are
among the remainfog workers as-
signed to close down Commodore
lntemational's semiconductor plant
in Costa Mesa.
Wlule they escaped Wednesday's
massive layoff of roughly 100 em-
ployees. Garcia and Lopez know their
days are numbered.
"They told us today could be our
last," said Costa Mesa resident
Lopez, eating lunch Thursday inside
T. Daacan Stewart
has car with Garcia. "We're JUSt
taking 11 day by day. but I've got to
stan lookmg for another Job. I've got
bills to pay."
Workers at the plant on Airway
Drive were caught unaware when
notified of their dismissal Wednes-
day afternoon during a surprise
mandatory. meeting. The an-
nouncement was repeated at mid-
night for the graveyard crew.
About half of the 191 employees
were immediately laid off. wrule the
others will be phased out within the
next few weeks after fin ishing leftover
producuon work and dismantling
equipment. said plant general man-
ager Terry Ellis. whose future with
Commodore as also in question.
The workforce at the plant. which
was purchased by Commodore an
1978, peaked at 450, but it dropped
considerably from attntfon as well as
from a set of layoffs early last year.
The manufacturing plant was one
of two Commodore semiconductor
facilities tn the United States. Oper-
ations at the Costa Mesa sate will be _
mefled with Commodore's other
semiconductor plant an Nomstown.
Pa .. according to a company state-
(Pleue eee WOllltERS/A2)
Turn to Page C1 tor the
bfft eutomobll• buya
Once-in-lifetime spectacle
comes twice for Coast man
T~Duncan Stewart recalls his father's
words last time Halley' sC omet arrived
When Halle)'°s comet swished
throuatl the Midwestern sky in 191{),
T . Duncan Stewart stood at his
father's side and stared up into the
blackness. He was not impressed.
"I could not have cared less." sa1d
Stewart, ·a retired builder and part-
time poet who hvcs tn Corona del
Mar. He added that he was ··probably
thinking about tncycles or some-
thing. ..
Stewart was 5 years.-old and for
rcuons that were unclear to ham then.
his father had df'lllCd ham mto the
,
backyard of their Kansas t 1t~ home
to watch the feathen comet ~hoot
through tht' n,ght sk\
"My father was a doctor and he "'J'
very interested tn an)'thang of 1h11t
nature," said Stev.-an. ··The~ WJ1\n·1
all this hoopla over the romet Nick
then, but he wanted me to stt at
"h was as bl& as the moon. s1h·e~
almost like a street lamp," tfwan
recalled. "It had a Ion~. wispy ta1l 1hat
arched away -to tht' kl\. I believe
Moslem 1overnrnents. ran&ng
from radical Iran to conservative
Kuwait, auued strong statements of
suppon for Khadafy in his confront.a-
(Pleue ... 8BUL TZ/ A2)
AirCal
buyS6
_quiet
aircraft
Airline n ow eligible
fur more flights out
of Orange County
By LISA MAHONEY
aJMI SUSAN BOWLET!'
Of .. IWIJ ..........
Newport Be.ach·bascd airline Atr-
Cal Thursday announced the
purchase of si x ultra~uaet BAe-1 46
aircraft that company officials say
they intend to fly out of Orange
County's John.Wayne Aarpon
The regional earner. whacb serves
13 cataes in Cahfom1a. Nevada,
Oregon and Washingto n. will pay
SI 00 malhon to Briusb Aerospa~
Corp. for the 85-passengcr airplanes.
said AarCal Cluurman and Chief
faecuuve Officer Gen. William
Lyon.
The planes arc the latest in low-
no1se aircraft. They were purchased
spccafically to quahfy AlrC:al for
unreguJatcd tltghts permitted to air
came" whose planes fal l below the 86
decibel noise siandard that divides
quiet aircraft from no1s1er ones at
John \\a~ne Airport. said Lyon
A.a~aJ also intends to put the
planes 1n SCf'\ ice al other noise
sens1uve airpons. he said
Pacific SouthwNt '\irlines 1s the
onl~ air earner current!) flying the
BAe-146 from John Wayne .\1rport.
Orange ( ounty SupeTVlSOrs.. who
operate the airport. granted PSA an
average of 18 unregulated depanures
a da\ Dec 18 af\er a test penod
determined that the BAie-146 oper-
ates belo~ the airport's noise level
restrictions
.\1rC'al will have to Sttk perm1ss1on
from the county before 1t can add
more fl ights than ats present quota.
L~on said A1rC'al expects the first
deli\ el') of the B i\e-146 sen es 200
aircraft an late Februan The camCT
.... ,11 take dehven of three more by
June, he said the remamang two
airplanes are scheduled to begm
sen ace an earl\ I Q8 7
Bnt1sh A.erospace spokesman w.
Gordon Wilson said the firm hopes
its aircraft will help lessen tensions
between a1rpons and their noise
sen~1tpe neighbor' '\irCal's
(Pleue .ee AIRCAL/ A2)
STEVE
MARBLE
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
You couldn't mass It ..
But the romance. the tort and
facma11on ,,f Halle) ·s comrt was lost
on the 5·year·old
"Thr onl\ thing that impressed m<'
at all wa~ m' father telling mt" 'The
nc~t time \OU~ this vou·n he an old.
old man \\llh long. ~hue whiskers '
(Pleaee eee COMET I A2)
Irvine city workers
1st union pact 'Right to.die' eildorsement expected
Tbe pidelines were developed by a
comnuti« of doc:ton and la'W)'C'.f'S wortina tote\her over a two-year
period, and were beled on atate court
orecedent' •id LACMA's o.v;d
Zeitlin, director of oomm~nications.
The document. -tticb allO WU
tftdoned by the Loe A-.tes County
Bar Allodatiola. reafllnna a ter-naiully ill .... ,.. rilfat to reftatt
lili ...-iDll'I ~ i~ food and waw u WeU 11 IUct. equfpmcnc
11 ......,..'°" Ud Waey dialysis
rnedai ..
•
"In such cu·cumstanocs, all hft<-
sustainina interventions," lncludinp
food and -water1 "arc le1tllY
equivalent," the JUtdrlion state. "rt
is ~ly acceptable for the catqJvcr
to Wlthbokl any or aJJ of thnn:·
The e1t.1blalhment of uniform
guidelines on riahMo-die 1ssuet as
seen as a valuable aid to tbOte
confronted by aucb cues.
.. Tbis devdopment 1.s c:cnainJ)'
sif.r.titkui. .. Retie aid. "I think at
W'ttl be very belpfW to "' all."
Or. Rebecca Pha.mer. medacal di-
rector of Rehabilitation ScrvlCCI ••
\he Slddleblck RtbabUi\ltioa S~
tem 1n t..una Hills. and an e: pen in
tbe field oT eeronU>lolY. Mid tcandard pidtlinn are oYmtue and called for
their Mlop11on.
"Mos1 phy11C1ans fttl that at tome
poant the quality of hit is Iott.··
J>tumcr Mid. But many hnltate to
raitc net-IC>dlc lUUCS with tef•
mi nally 10 pm bents or tbeir lllnilics
becautt of the threat of~
suits.
Phuntr said the nglu-to41e queto-
tion centm on the pmt.ienfs view o(
hjs condition .
"Ifs lhc quahty ofhfe and not lhe
leftllh lhat'1 important." the .UCS..
•• t IOme Point pbyPCian1 and pe-
tients need betp 1n makiftl tift aftd
death dtttuoat ...
Phuner aid tht 1ss~ .nu become
even "'ore 1mpc:>nant throuah the end
• (Pl•• ... DOCTmaf AS)
ly PllJL SNltIDEllMAN
Of•Ollllt ........
The f1r'5t conlnlCl nqottalcd b) lr"me·s houri~ employccs
rccclVcd unanimous approva.1 from wor\en who votrd this wc:ck
Tbt C'OftU'ICt affects about 350 full-ta me C'l t) wor'km including
cn&ineers. planncn. ckncal cmpfo~ \trttt ~ws. recrcauon 'itafT ua ft~ pohce pe710ru\et {Polltt offi rs &rt' covered b a
~te COfttract )
David utcr, prn.adt'nt of tbt lrvu~ \Hy Employtt said o nly the
17S members of the union, orpnutd la 1 sprinc,. wttt ptmutted to
vote Wedoetday on 1 propoted contraei. .
Suter MM! a tally rompktcd Tb\olr'lday 1iiclil:iMid l 36 votes WC1'
t in ra"or of the contr11(1. No oppo11na ~ecn ..,. •
••f<M'lbe fir1t year out. it'11 beelltn• wmnct. •• tlac mm prsdmt
(Pl1111 ... ~/Aa)
• . .
811ULTZ: USE OF PORCE NEX'r ••• ._.l
.-~ ~ United 1a1e1. ..:S3il!'~tr~:=:: Khadaffi pledfies to drive lllace, lacludiaa NATO ally Tur-=~ ··~=r:ir.~i=~ U.S. mi ttar-y rom region W.. to Libya wu a threat to aU
Moelem natioal.
Tbcy followed up on Thunday by-
approvina a resolution that con-
demns the U.S. aanctions qainat
Libya and calla on MOllem countries
''10 take the necnaary ICtions deemed
appropriate to counter theee op.
preuive American measures."
'rRIPObl, Ub)ta <M>-MOUUW' Kbada~ IOld a newt conlerenc:e
TbW'lday the United St.a• is ••a stinkinL roneo crutader .. that threaten•
Mediterranean teeurity and be will wort fO end its military praence in the
rqion. ~
Tht radical Ubyan leedet &Ito tUd be would inc:reue bia support 1or
activiau who want American military .,._ out of Europe, but pve no
specifics, , • . ......
He said in an intcrView later w,th Wiiiem joumallsta that a contmull:IU
hard line b¥ Washinaton mJaht push him doter to the Soviet Union, which Shultz acknowlcda\ed "to date we
haven't made much headway with
the Europeans." But he saad tbe
UnJted Stat.es bad lo do what was
npt, even if actiq alone, and there
was no evidenoe Amencan com·
panics would try to evade Reqan '1
order to auapend activity by Feb. I .
alrudy ia bis main arms 1upplier. .
Khadafy 43. said the Rome and Vienna airport maU1CtCt by Palestinian
terrorists bad' seriously hurt the Palestinians' lmqe, and lbetrcausc would be
better served by focupna their at.ruglc for a homeland on lsrael.
Jn another move Thunday, the
Transportation Department
prohibited U.S. airlines from tcllina
tickets for travel to and from Ubya or
to fly a plan with Libyan rqistry in
He told the news conference economk 1U1ctions ordered by Presi~~nt
Reapn will not affect his North African nation. He call~ the U.S. pos!uo~
''silly and emotional ... looked down ~ by the intcmauonal community.
· Libyan lepl experu are "studyina • tbe potlibllity of'freczina Ame~can
assets and other ~ble respo~. K.badaly -_id. l:J .S. IOUJ'.'C'CI have predtcted
he would seize the aueta of U.S. oil compuua an Libya, esumated to be worth
about $400 million. .
Asked whether resident Ameri~• would be allowed to leave Libya, he
said: "They are free to leave and I will accept tbote of them who want to stay or the United St.ates.
The impact wu likely to be slight
because foreian carriers wouJd not be
affected and 00 u .s. a.irline rues into
.seck.polllical asylum." .
Khadafy was asked whether be would ~nd with suicide squads, which
be hu said arc prepared to strike in America s streets. He said they would be
used-ooly in "answer to a military attack" by the United St.ates. Libya.
Asked why force had oot been used
against Khadafy, accused in a St.ate
Department "white paper" of apon-
sonng 59 instances of terrorism since
November 1979, Shultz satd Rcapn
considered the economic steps be had
talten as "appropriate, for the mo-
ment."
At the same time, be said he
do11bted they ""are likely to have a
dcciaive effect" on Khadafy and that
force may have to be considered.
"By this time, we're pretty much at
the end of the road," Shultz said.
CONTRACT APPROVED ••• ·
From Al
said. "The money's good, but just u.impon.ant are the organizational
changes. Management got a lot of what they wanted, but we got a lot of
what we wanted, too.··
On Tuesday, the contract aoes to the Irvine City Council for final
approval. .
The one-year pact provides a 6 percent salary increase for the C1ty
workers, effective in the pay period that began last Dec. 28. The
employees' life insurance coverage will be dolabled from S I 1,000 to
$22.000. . . .
The contract also calls for the city to raise its pennon plan
contribuuon from 12 to 13 percent of the employees' pay. The new
union also will have two representatives on the city's five-member
pension board, which determines how this money is invested.
The contract also makes changes in city promotion and arievance
procedures. . , .
The 6 percent pay raise will be cquivalent,to ~t the city s police
officers will receive in 1986,i the second year of tbetr two-year contract.
Rec:ent pay and benent increases won by Irvine's police unfon
were a factor in prompting city workers to organize their own
association earlier this year. Organizers said Irvine, incorporated in
1971, was the only large Orange County city ~h<>K ful!-time workers
were not represented. by an employee ~t1on or umon ..
A majority of city workers voted to JOan the new un1on. and a
dozen negotiating sessions were conducted over seven weeks to
produce the first contract.
Regarding the unanimous approval by the..,or.kers, Paul Brady Jr ..
Irvine's assist.ant city manager, said, .. I think any tame yo~ ~t support
like this it shows it's a win-win situtation. (The negottauona) were
congenial, well-thought-out and done very profeuionally ...
He said the pact also provides a guarantee that Irvin~ worken' pay
will remain in the top 25 percent among comparable city em)>loyees
throughout Orange County.
Brady said nqotiatfons on new contracts with the hourly workers
and city police officers will begJo in the fall
Shultz bas been the moat
outlpoken amona Id.ministration
leaden in ~na what f\e has caJJed
an .. activeetef'eneeap.iDJt terrorism,"
includi.._ the uee of offensive 11 well
u defen11ve meuwa.
COMET •..
Prom Al
That impreucd me."
Stewart, now 80, docs not have Iona
white whisk.en. He doesn't have
w~ataJJ. And aae. hepoi~tsout,
ii ltrictly a matter of perspect1ve.
Halley's comet, amona other thiap. now is billed as a "onoe-in-a-
lifttime Clpcrienoe." Because it is
visible on earth only every 76 years.
that claim makes some sense.
But Stewart is one of those who will set a leCIOf)d chance to alimpee the
conwt, which puses millions of miles
from Earth u it al ides on its elliptical
voyq.e throuah the solar system.
"l do intend to see it qain but I've
been too letbaraic so far to make a trip
Where it's dark eno~ to~ a aood
look.," said Stewart. We didn't have
this problem with ci~ liabts and all
that when J wu a kid. '
ln 1910, Halley's comet came
within 1 S million miles of the planet
and Earth actually puaed throuah the
dusty wisps of the comet's tail. This
time the comet will come no cloter
than 39 million miles, reducina the
aUvery "moon .. that Stewart nails to
littJe more than a blW'.
SLCW&rt is philosophical about tee•
ina the famous comet apin.
"f've eeen it once and ifl miu it this
time, I'll catch it next time around."
WORKERS LAID OFF AT MESA PLANT •••
From Al
ment.
Corp orate s p o kesman Paul
lazoVlck said the consolidation will
substantially reduce overhead costs.
helping to offset the S 153 million in
net losses reported by the company
duruig a IS-month period from July
1984 through September 1985.
Beleaguered computer and semi-
conductor markets contnbuted to the
decision th1!. week to shut down the
West Coast plant. Lazov1ck said.
hamburger and starina out the wind-
shield of Lopez' early model Cutlass.
Both men work in the plant's
custodial department, Lopez for two
years, Garcia for one. Both have
families to support.
They know what it's like to track
down a job. That's why they're
drcadina their impendina di1missal1.
companies in the area in an attempt
to find jobt for tbe diaplaced worken.
And IOme secretaries were held over
to help type resumes for the em-
ployees, who will alao receive sever·
anoe pay, said Ellis.
He added that company officials
are considering stqina a job fair.
Not aJI the ued employees were
embinered by the impendina closure.
..
Warm, clear day ahead for OC
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Ovemlgttt lowt wtll be • etlio 42 to 52.
Looat nortflwt to wt wlnde I to 11 knot• Wiit blow below
the oenyone, wtth 1· to 2-foot wtnd wawa elong Qr~ Colet'• Inner...... .
Ott.-wtM Mgtrt vet1ebte wind• Wtll blow through tonight =~ to w.t 7 to 14 knot• thla eft"noon end
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SCHOOL FUNDING HIKE PROPOSED •••
l"romAl
approve his proposed rcorpnizataon
of at.ate toxic waste 11ene1es, added
his endorsement to the calJ for a
reform of California liability in-
surance laws, and he repeated his
criticism of the California Supreme
Court's failure lo implement the
death penalty.
Reaction followed predictable par·
lisan lines, with Republicans
enthusiastic 1n praj1e and Democrats
cautiously critical.
St.ate schools chief Bill Honig said
be was pleased with the emphasis on
education, but he said the promised
increae in funds isn't .. areat as it
mi&bt appear to be. Hoo.ii said when
inflation and rapidly increasing
ICbool enrollments arc taken into
account, Deukmejian's pr:aal is
"besically a ma.intenancc bu t."
Auembly Republican I er Pat
Nolan of Glendale said the address
was "really peat," while Assembly
Speaker Wilfie Brown of San Fran-
cisco. the Ocmocrati~ leader of the
lower house, described it as "a
journeyman-like speech -a little less
strident" than DeukmeJian's Details of all of Ocukmejian's
previous addresses to the LcJislaturc. spendin1 proposals are to be unveiled
But Brown criticized Dcukmejian Friday momin1 in the I .2~paae
for laking credit for the increases in plus budact bill he is scheduled to
state support of schools education, subm it to the Legjalature.
noting that Dcukmejian had c ut In his address, the only portion of
community college funds and had the budaet Dcukmejian spelled out in
vetoed earlier school construction any detail was education, which be
and school bus measures. said will act SS percent o( all acneral
Brown also disputed Ocukmejian's• fund dollars, a figure which translates
account o( his. manaacmcnt of stale into about 46 percent of all state-
toxic cleanup efforts. "Clearly the dollars.
toxics man.,ment program is out of .. .
control in this state. and that rep-As rcccnt.ly as eight yean 110. our
resents a failure in leadership," schools received only 44 percent of
lJrown said. . ~he acneral fund. budtet. I am propos-
Democratic Lt. Gov. Leo tnl that . we aave o~r schools SS
McCarthy also said he acnerally ~rccnt an the com1.01 year, the aareed with Ocukmejian's bud&ct highest ~udaet s~ an .nearly two
priorities, but he chided the governor decades, DcukrneJtan wd.
for failin& to come to arips with the "With SS percent for education, we
"new reality" of massive cutbacks in can mcreasc clasaroom time; provide
federal support for st.ale prOIJ"lms. S 14 million to atop children from
In the st.ate Senate, President Pro droppina out; SI .S billion for special
:-cm David Roberu of Los Anaclcs. educatfon; apin improve the buyina
the Democratic leader, said Ocu-power of teachers' pensions: and
kmejian speech contained "very little provide S 100 million to replace
vision." unsafe school buses.
DOCTORS MAY BACK 'RIGHT TO DIE' •••
From Al
of this century and the beginning of
the 2 ht century when the population
of older Americans increases.
"Baby boomers arc entering their
40s oow. Geriatric care will become a
national crisis if it's not well thought
out in advance," she said.
Some hospitals. such as Hoag
Memorial in Newport Beach. have set
policies already.
Tami Parrott, vice president at
Hoaa. ~id their policy follows ~he
California Natural Death Act. which
permits an adult of sound mind to
direct his doctor to withhold life-
saving care.
The hospital also provides a state
approved document called the
Durable Power of Attorney for
Health C~ which allows I patient to
desipate someone else to make
medical decisions should the patient
become incapacitated.
"We aive patients and doctors the
maximum flell ibility permitted
under law," Parrott said.
Ellis said he '>tressed to has em-
ployees that the closure was merely an
economic matter and no rcOcct1on on
their J>('rformance.
"That's cold the way the company
handled it. They should have Jiven
everybody men wamina.•• Lopez
said. "We went into the meeUJ\I not
lmowina what was aoioa OG. ••
Sudra Wat\, 24, was a supcrviser
Wedne.day and ao unemployment
saa ti •tic on Th unda Y · But she's not llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiji mad, only scared.
.. It's a sick fcelina because I've
never been unemployed in my (adult)
life," said tbe five-year worker from
Lake Elsinore ... But they treated us
fairly. It's just that C.Ommodore paid
weU and pve people a chance to buy
houtes and can -aJI of a sudden, it's
aone."
But 40-ycar-old Garcia of G arden
G rove was one of many who were not
comfon cd by the assurance.
"It feel~ rotten, really baaaad," he
said. chomping on his lunchtime
Garcia added:•• A lot of people were
cryina af_terward. The ~pany even
brought an extra ICCUnty auaros. you
know, in case tometbina was 1oin• to
happen. The auards were followina
pco_plc to their locken."
C.Ommodore will contact other
AIRCAL BUYS QUIETER AIRCRAFT •••
From Al
purchase "will have an impact on the
local community which 1s extremely
no1'1y senstt1ve. but hopefully. we
have an aircrafl here that pleases
everyone." the Briton said.
The BAe-1 46 was introd'uced by
Rnt1sh Aerospace an June 1983 and
was immediately pronounced the
quietest a1rcrafl in the world. Its low-
no1sc si&nature is achieved through
"-•ng design and the 1nst.allat1on of
modern fan engines. accordina to the
company.
The s1.11 plane BAe-146 acqu1s1t1on
will make 11 pc:m1ble for A1r('al to
c.11pand ats fl1J)l1 schedule at John
'Naync Airport. I yon said
"Just as the laracr Boeana 737-300
h8' demonstrated i'1 ability to oper-
ate s1an1ficantly quieter than other
aircraft strv1na John Wayne ~irpon.
the BAc-1 46 will also be a ·~ood
neiahbof and wall be even quieter
than the 737·300.'' Lyon said.
ORANGE Diiiy Pllll COAST
MAMOPPICI
Boeing 737-300s arc rqulated at
John Wayne, but less rcttnctivcly
than other aircraft like McDonnell
Douglas Corp.'s MD-80.
In announcing the quiet jet
purchase from British Aeroap1ee,
AirCal also disclosed that it had
accepted the first five of 12 Boclna
737-JOOs to be added to its neet. More
arc sched,uled for deh very this sprini.
Lyon said. ·
A1rCal currently operates 31 Jet
aircraft 1ncludin4 29 Boeing 737's.
The company IS c.11pand1ng ltS ncet
in an11c1pation of the upansaon at
John Wayne A1rpon Fac1ht1es at
John Wayne arc senously over-
burdened and noi*regulated ni&hta
over an existing averaae of S5 dillr.
depariures will not be allowed until
expansion 1s complete.
Ocpanurcs will then 1ncteasc to an
averaae of 73 a day.
"We arc look1n1 forward to the
teirminal being built As you know.
the terminaL. now 1s totally inade-
quate," Lyon said.
Airpon expansion could not ,et
under way until a U.S. District Court
judac approved a tcnlement in De-
cember between Oranse C.Ounty,
Newport Beach and two citizens
sroups warrina over a.irpon noitc.
The setlkment officially brouaht to
an end nearly 20 yean of bickerina
over the airport. Newport Beach and
the citizens sroups repmmtina rai·
dents livina undef' the airport's niaht
path, pined tome noitc level con·
cessions and srowth lads from the
county in retum for droppina liti·
ption that haa successfully blocked
airport Hpanaion for five years.
followiq the settlement, super·
vison voted to permit aix a.irtines to
incratc operauon1 throuah March
JI to make up for n~ta not uted
earUcr in the year. AirCaJ asked for
and wu111nt.ed the laraest increue in
Qltbts.
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