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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1988 25 CE TS
Plan for NB sound wall rejected
CoastaTCOmmission denies application
to widen highway; city to !eviv~ project
bcl\H~n "'l'" P<Jfl Boufl-,ard and
Highland .\\l•nuc
Going du\\ n "11h thc apphca11on
was a propo'>l'U I O-foo1-h1gh ~ound
\\all that \\Oulu ha'e been erected on
the ocean )1ck uf the h1gh\\a) That
propo~I had hundrt•d!> of home·
o"ners up 1n .urns \\ho argued the
"all \\Ou Id uru" n out the soothing
sound!> and Olud . lhl·1r '1e1A.s of the
Pacifk On·an ,,., "di a) hm11 their
acces) tu lhl· hl:Ul h and a new
WCSl'>llk par~
P•n•l gltt•• ~oters last word on off•hore oil drllllng. A4
Ninfa O'Brn:n prn1Ul'nt nt thl'
Ne\\port hurl'' < ommun1t\ .\s-~1al1on "One lllmn \\1onl·r l..alkd
11 a ·Berlin \\all ·
r om M 1lkr \ ll l' Pll'\ldent llf lhl·
\,\ e'>t 'Jewpon Bc..alh \k rc hanl\ .\'
soc1a11on that al!>o oppt1'>t·d th\' "all
i.a1d hl' \\a~ lorn O\ thl· outlome
berauM· he fa , orc:'d tht• \lrc·l·t "1<kn-
1ng By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
alHI GREG KLERKX °' .. ~ .........
Leaders o f the Newport Shores
Communll) Association were cel-
cbraung Thurway after the Cali-
for nia Coastal Commission rejected a
plan to widen Paci fic Coast Highwa)
Auto Show
~
The Orange County Inter-
national Auto Show will
display more than 400
new cars and trucks.
Special section inside
today's Pilot./C1
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Panama's legislature
ousts country's president
for firing Gen. Manuel
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and erect an adjacent sound wall
But Newport Beach olftcials \a~ the
proposal is far from dead and hope 10
keep the widening prOJl'Ct on sched-
ulr.
8) a 5-5 vote. com m1s.~wner!I 1n
l'ITcct rejected an applica11 on for a
coastal permit to "iden We~t ( oast
H1gh"a) from fo ur to "" lanes ··w e v.un' I l an·1 t>1:line 11." said
About a dutl'O nwmhl.r\ ul the
a)soc1a11on a111:nJnJ lhl' rlll'l'llng 1n
Manna dcl Rl'~ \d1l·n· tlln "a11cd
until m·arl~ 6 p m hd11n· t>1:1 ng gl\ l'n
10 m 1 nu tl·~ tu prl 'l'nl thl·1r ca\l'.
O'Bm·n \<JIU
The~ <.'\plained thl·1r oppo<,111on to
thl· pruJl'll and found enough com·
ffil'>'>1uner' '~ mpa1h111ng "11h thl.'1 r
f)<1SlllllO Ill blod . 11
()Ill' lUnlffi l'>'>IUOl'r \a11J '\ llU
ml Jn th l· Pl'upk on the <Xl'dll \llh Ml'
gl lling a sound ".all dnd thn a·
gl'lltng a purl. "h1k the rx·upk. •n the
ullll·r \ldl' arl· IO'>lllg tht>ir '1n1. J nJ
gl t11ng nothing'" .. O'Brien '>J1d
"I'm glad the~ could put J '"'P 11 ll
\11 lhl'\ lUUld do '>Onll mnH· \luU\ •n
11 \1 ilkr ..:lid
Dun ~1mp .. un \pt"l 1al pr"ll '
mJnagl·r for thl· rn~ 'ia1d hl· did• •
bl.•he\l' coastal romml\\IOnl'I'> lud\
umkr~tno<l thl' proJl.'CI and \,,.,\.
(Pleue aee WALL/A2)
Laguna may be stuck with Canyon.ROad
Caltrans muns shift ing c rash li a bility
to city after wide ning at tern pt blocked
Lagu na Beach's v1ctOf) in hluck1 ng
a reo hgnmen1 of Laguna < an~un
Road ma) ult1matel} make l'll)
officials liabk fo r tralftr acndcnts
that occur on the \\tnd1ng road"a)
State and local transponauon of-
ROBERT
HYNDMAN
NEWS ANALYSI S
final ... upset that a Sl3 m1ll1on offer
to 1mpro\l· road safet> v.as refused .
arl' l'On!>1denng opuons that \\O uld
'Shlft" ~'SPO ITT1b1 ~ for t:rgu n a e «1-
n) on Road from the state of (ah-
forn 1a lo the t II~ or Laguna Rea ch
The dl\tu'ls1on follow'> lhl.' Cali-
fo rnia < ua~tal Comm1ss1on·., rcJel··
11on \h·dnewa' of a ('alt ran'>
propo!Mll to v.1den and realign Laguna
Can\un Road in an cfTort to reduce
thl· frcquc nq of traffic accident\ on
the l\\o-lanl' road.
C omml\'>lllna' "crt· Pt'rl>uadcd by
ci t' rc\ldl·nt' and offin als who
argucu that lhl· w ad improvements
V.l'fl' nut "onh thl' sacrilice of scenic
can, on h1ll\llk S "hat h "ould have
been lU I into 10 anommoda1e the
reallgnml·n1 Jnd a \\ldl.'n1ng to fou r
lane!>
No" '>late and count ~ trampor-
1a11on offiual\ are suggesting that 1f
Laguna fk ach "ants to maintain an
unspu1ku en' 1ro nml·n1 at the e~
i:x:n~· ut tralftl \afet~ the Cit) ought
to Ix· held re\pons1hk for that choice.
.. Therl··r,j ( htnl''>l'cur..e that might
appl~ ·\fa~ ~our dreamr, come
trm•.' ·· ~1d Stan Ottehc. C\CCUll\e
dmTtor of the Ora nge ( ount) Trans-
portatmn ( nmm1ss1on
"Kight no". the) ·re in a good
pm111on. Thn ~). 'Don't do an)·
th ing.' but 1n nu "a) arc the~ held
rl·spons1bll.' for 1he1r action-; .. O ltehe
_said Ihursd~.
"-l'llh Mc"-can thl· local C altrans
d1s1m·1 director. agreed \\llh th\·
<,cn11men1
.. In rcal1t). 11 the~ "ant to tal.l·
control of that road. kt them do 11."
l\kKl·an ~•d
•• 1 telt \\ e hud a pr ell~ good case hut
thl· comnw~"1on "a' tremendou<;I\
(Pleue see LAGUNA/ A2)
Two -whlte wooden crones appeared
Tburaday afternoon on the ehoulder of
La&una Canyon Road at the alte of a three·
car accident that clalmed the lives of two -
Oelly ............ -. -· 8-&a people laat Friday. Tbe 2 -foot-billh croeees
were the work of cartooniat John 1.ara, who
planted almllar marllen followln& other
fatal accident.a on the winding roacf.
College study on growth
in county called skewed
White water drawing
concern in Huntington
8) ROBERT BARKER
Of, ... Oelly ....... ...,
Chapman survey used a ss umption tha t
initiative would cut housing s tarts 15%
By BOB VAN EYKEN
OflM~ ..........
.A. Chapman Collcgl· \IUd) 1ha1
purport!> tu anal~ Le proJt'cted effect\
of thl· roun1~"1de slO\l grO\\th 1n-
111atl\ e 1i. based on as\ump11 ons that
"ere fl-J w the rnlkgc ti~ 1hc rount)
En' ironml·ntal Management l\gen-
C). a colkgt.• o ffin al re' cakd to<la)
The stud). k•akl·d IC> the' press
Thursdn). rnncludc\ that lht• in-
1t1at1H \\OUld redUl"l' COUfll \ la\
revenues b) $69 m1l hon. rl·durc the
growth an cmplo) ment. reduce per-
sonal income and ra1..e the cost o l
housing.
But the stud) 1s based on the
as~ump11un that lhc propmed ballor
mc;l\urr ''ould fl'J url' hou~ing 'tart'
1n the rnunt~ b~ 15 p1.:rntnl. a pre m1\l'
lhjl in1t1~Hl\l' 1'lrllfl<IOl'nl \ dl\flUll'
.. , hl· uiunl \ J1d pro\ 1de U\ \\Ith
thl' 1nll1j l j!l~ump11un:· said .\nn
Snl'll. ffidOjging l'dllor or lhl' Chap..
man ( olki.tl' h unom1l Foreca~t
uppona\ 01 thl· in1 11a11' e \a~
there' I'> no rea'>on 10 a .. sumc that thl·1r
measurl' \\\Hiid rl·dun· h0u\1 ng ,1an ..
In fo t. 11 1111g.h1 hj \l' the oppo 11e
cfTcct. sail.I Ru" Rurl.l'll. nJ-author of
the 1n1t1at1H'
.. The assumplll'" " lud11.rou ... "
s~11d Burkl'll .. \\ 11 hou1 the 1n111all\e
housing ha .. tx·t·n 2c111n1t a bum rap in
Orangl' < ount~ Thl' ll>UOI \ \ dn' mg
foH l' " 111 1.'rl'at1.· Jllb'. not housi ng
ThJ!'' \\ h~ thcrl· ,., '>O mul'h pent up
dl'mJ nJ tor hllU\lng ..
Thl' 111111J ll\I.'. "hi h lj uahited
l'.trhl·r th1' month fur the June ballot.
\\uuld r1.·4u1rc thj t tk~elopcrs put an
trJffll 1mpr11\l'ml•nt on conge<;tl·d
\lrl'eh JnJ tnll'r'>l'n 1ons before ge1-
11ng huild1ng p1.:rm11 ...
Buri..l'll ... lid th1.· 1ni t1all'l' "ould
pl,11.l· ~rl'Jll'r dt-manth on de-' elopl'r>
uf h1~h-n'l' l'ommerl·1al dl'' elop-
ml'nl. tx·,.iuw 11 brings mon: traffil'
than n·"Jl·n11al de,elopmenl
··\,\hat if housing g~s up b} IS
Pl'rl·1.·nt h1.·lausc "e penalize h1gh-ri e
l llll'>lrud111n 1n la' or of r\')1dt.•n11al
1.on~1ud11111 ... Burl.en said
\ 1.11muhJnt "1th the If' me·h3~d
li nan1.1JI ll''4.'.ir1.h firm of Feldman
d nd RolJ Pr \J1J he behl.'' ed the use of
(Pleaee see GROWTH/ A2)
\\.iter drj"n h1 11r1 IJfl\ 111 h11mn 1n n11rt hl'rn 'l'•t11•n' "'
llur 11ngt11n &·J,h ''I.. nd nl ''l'llt> Jnd mi n., k1ol..ing thl''1. JJ\'
< 11\ \\ J ll'f ()l.•l'Jrtml'OI \upt•nn1l·nd1.·n1 Jeff R, nn.i \\Io'•
fl. l \ 1.·J J numh1:r .it 1.Jll\ lrom um,t·rnni hou~·hulJ1.·r, \J1J tha'
J "' '.:J J r hd' madl' J nn ''l'n"u' -Jnd un"anted -t•n1r.tnl l 1n1<
.i \l Jt1.·1 m ,h.:ing1ng thl' appcarJml· nt thc "dler hut not th1. quJI !\
\ ~l.1" 111 \\ aln l kar' n Jbnut lo ~C<'nth and 1ha1.· ' nl' hJrn 111
Jr11 l..1:1~ ,• Rl'nn.i '-lid , ... , 1.•nhl'lt''' ht• '31d h1.· plan' t11 'hut J1''-' n tht•
lin1. it th.-r111hkm la1h IC' l l',:H up '011n
I{, 1,n.1 "WtJ thl J'r1•hl." ha' dn dnl'\·d JI Jn unl..nt•" n ri'int in th1.
p1pd ''ll n thl <1.1rdn (•• 'l' Jfl'J f hc hnl' tmng'> IA.Jin pur,ha-...'\.I
l111m 1~1. \ktr.,polit.1" \\ It" [)"•n.t h' Hun11ng1un &·..a1..h
1 hl r r lhil I" 'r . ' .• \1\\ () '>l.3t\'r hut" 1th the lll r't'hnl hl '-lid
R,-r'1J -.a1J tt-, ' .,J, :\l?r"l'J 'l• \lctrnpolitJn \\ atl'r 1>1,11 .i
..... Ill r in ,1rJ..:r ll• l'l'rm : l"l'' )r;.in~l < ounl\ \\ ater D1~trtl t 10 u'< h"'J
\\,1t1.r 111 r..-,hJ r{:l !hi· .. ndl'"•Jtl" 1.1hll' \'hk h ,., at l'Ol' 1•1 lhl· "'"I''
ll''l'l,111 \\'.If\ hl ,.1.l
1 hl \l Jl\'r r1r-. ·l H'l'"r ,, 11\\0\·..t "'' lhl' \\1,.\1 flrJn~1.· \\,Ill !
l\11,11d "h•lh IJ ,, 111l 'Ill'' ,11 H untin~ton Ek :llh \1.•J Rl'Jd1
\\ l·,tm 11,t•r JnJ l • , ,· • l 1r1 ',
Kl·nnJ '\31J hl .1,: 1\\• l mplln1.•e, "'''rling tull 1 nw ll'ing ·
llnJ lhl \OUl\l' ,11 It, j'f •t°-11111 '' IJr "llhllUI \UC't'e"i'>
Lungren' s quest may go to court
Confirmation rejected by, state Senate.
but Duke says Assembly i ote is enou~h
( Dt·ukmeJian)and I " 111 be consulting
legal counse l b) the ne,1 fc" da~) B~
the middle of ne\t \\i.'Ck I plan 10 ha' e
an announcemen t as 10 hO\\ 1 '\\111
proceed ."
Fergu~m \.l td Lungren 1n no" 1n
d11licull ros1111m and could be risking
h1 \ (X'hl1l·al l·arct'r b) pushing for-
\\ard 1n a h1J to he-come trTasurer-
"On one hand there could be a
S} mpath' lal·tor that could ht'lp
him .. Fl·rgu,on Sp<'Culated "On the
other hand he might come out
tool ing hl..e the man 1i1.ho bcn1 thr
rule'> 10 t'icHlnll' trcasurTr:·
Pursuit
ends in
crash;
Skilled By DOUG WIUJS ., ... ,... ....
SACRAMENTO-Democrat~ arc
urg1ni Gov. Gcorac Deu~mcJ1an to
submit a second nommat1on to
succeed the late Jesse Unruh as state
treasurer followina Senate rtjcction
of Rep. Dan Lunarcn.
But bOth Lunaren and Dcukmejian
indicated in written sta1ements
Thursday tha1 thcy~l~ve Lu"lf'Cn is
entitled to assume office on 1he basis
of a state A~mbly vote to confirm
his nomination. althouah nc1ther11id
how or when they woufd act. ·
Lunarcn. whose Congressional dis·
trict includes most of Hun11ng1on
Beach. told rcportl.'rs toda~ at a
Capitol ne"'s conference that he
would decide by next \\~k whether 10
art.'Cpt the office. but hinted 'hat he
may pursue oourt action in connec-
tion with the trcasu~r's JOb
.. It appears that we may ha' e to be
aoina throuah a courtroom door ...
Lur\11'(n said ... II would~ a pleasure
to ao to a ml court instead of a
ka"4'1roo coun ... I look fo~·ard to
scrv1na as t~asurcr of the state of
Califo rnia.·· Lunaren added that "he
Lunarcn also blasted San Francisco
Sen. Q uentin Kopp. an independent.
for \Oting against his confirmation.
a l'U!>tng the lav. maker of .. treach-
t•I' :· a word "that see m to fit prctt) "t'll 1n this case.
One observer. Asscmbl)man Gil
Ft·rguson. R-Ne" port Beach. said
Lungren 1\ a clear \ 1ct1m of part1\3n
politic~
"I undentand the Dcmocr111tHom-
pktcl~ :· \aid Fcrguson toda "Ne''
to the '0' ernor and. perhaps. ( n
Pete )\\ 1lson. Lungren would ht'<'Oml·
the mo\t po\\ertu l Repubhcftn an the
stall' ..
The \IU~l· "as set for a lea.al battle
oHr th1.· Long Beach conal"t' sman·s
nom1na11on itlkr the stale o\sscmbl)
'oted 43· '~ Thursda to confirm
Lungren 's nom1nat1on and the nate
denied contirmauon a re~ mmul"
later on a 19-21 '01e
Hn Democrats JOtncd a unan1,.
mou~ Rcpubh an caue'\1s m the
o\~scmbl) to confirm \he appoint·
(Pl ....... LUROU1'/A2) Rep. Dan Lan(ren
County's jingle a tune for all seasons
BJ PAUL AllCHIPU!Y ..............
Orante Countians ltft no kans 1n
San Francisco: Their kind of town
Chicqo isn't. And most say no way.
no way to New Yort. New York.
But a lfOUP of civtc-.mindtd folk
who are tunina up fOr the county's
IOOth binhda1 filUNd tbne'1 no
ttaton why Oranit Coun•y caa·1
ba-vc ill OWft IOftl.
"Cttdn ....... Spenl" --·--oftktal ji"lk COM~ tl9e
c:ount') '1 ttn~nial •• a · *'-tc
po1ntW. howt' er • one or the "Cel-ha' Ix-e n ac-comph Md 1n thc-lut I
ebn te the pant" \ers1ons 1s a )C'an.
sp1n1ual "The) "'111 stras that lM C'fnten·
M 1 count'). for all the count) 's n1al " mcth1n1 t \t r)OM can ht a
urbln co~bo) Another IS a "Top part or··
40" sound for ouna'uns who~ f~t Moline "a familiar fitt to P1\ron
tend to tip 10 upbeat tunes. The lut IS or the Ne~ p..>ner Rcton •he-re he
"ldult-OnC1\tcd" eat) h ten•na for performed ror • dettdt and rettntt
thotr who hum alonJ 10 clev1tor ~1urnc!d
m\&S1C' or can't s1omacfi count') and ThouMnds or ~u.•hln '° 0.
Top 40. nt) land. Wah 0.lftt' WMd and the
'"Tiie kl o f 1U the tones ' u~t Eprot cnttr ha'~ klrd h1 tuna at ud ~u~... aatd Mol1nt "The '-anou antkt1on too 011 ~i.
ilftllf of'tbt '°"" re&ru tbt Mal1 . I ht' •rotca l"lC"A' '°"' ror .. AmmQn and souJ orOran1t Count and •hit J~ .. lbtcwdr-¥t11oa ....._.
Di)nl' land /
He pcrlormed h1 ~ centennial
tnl ' Thul'\J~' l'' enina 11 the Id
Count' ( l"\un hou'i(' in nla .\na
1i1.hcrt ~n\IOtC l\u me~' pon'-Ors of
the JUbt ltt v.ert salutf'd b' Orantt
ount tnrrnnial In I 1s j pm ate non-profit
rorporau on haracd "'1th pt1nn11'\1
and si11ina the \Car-Iona ctk'bntton
that \.1c\ oil Jul) 31
\.'tnl' 1hro~hout lhc ~car •11' ll(
mm tht' ctkbftn01' 1nclodlna thc-
60th ann\&il \i~ = AU..5'1r
{PlllPI-ii/Aa)
Thrt't' ~Opie "Crt lolltd 1n (1ardcn
< , rtH c l"a rh toda' when a d "' <.'r ~mg pur-.ul·d l\,· ~ltct 'tammrd
lnll' J second automot'i1lt <11 • C\·
C'\'\\I \ C .. \f)l't'd!.
1 he Otting d m er and 1v.(I u<' u
p;a nt\ 1n thC' S«Ond u\r rtportt-dh
IA.ere ._1lll"d 1nMantl~. poh<'e \lid
l t Ron Wte-g.and '31d that .1
p trolman '1opix-d a dm er 11 a~1.11 .&
a m fo r an all cicJ traffi '1ola11on at
C...ardcn v m\.t Boule' ard and
8rt-.o .. huJ'lt tree\. The man \ 1cldcJ
bncn). W iqand 1d. but then •
\-Cleratt'd ~fo~ \lammma into tht
onJ car 11 the intenccuon of
Gard~n Ciro\C Bouk \.lrd and Fu hJ
• lf'C'<'t. aoou1 ont"(luaner of a mile
IV.~)
The pol~e car wa abOut a hall ·
bl ._ ~ at tht-ttmc of the cfUh
The Ott1na <'1.t ~ttd throuah the red
U'llT'ic s11nal, \\ 1tpnd utd
.\n Oranat ounty ckput C'Of'OM'f'
\ltd toda that IOH"St'lltOfl I~
"' t\tn& 1ttl\h llft'O(tn OU~ ()r.
lfllt ount)' 1n IJttmpts to Mtrilllf)
the \K'bm
V.: qpd a td ht dJdn"t knooa -...t
\be $pmftc ttalfk '"*'ec. \Ml ~-.., .. ~ ... \tofifd. ' ._ •
cP11 11-NMUIT/,.,
STUDY CALLED SLANTED •••
ly officials coukl not be
"'ii mom1111 to n,plain why
the 15 pnunt asaumption.
Novello. of &ht county
nmenw Mana,ement Aten·
cd with Chapman Collqe on
y.
•lfelllO is also a member of tht' board of the Chapman
Col'-Cea1er far Economic Re-mttfi. wllida prepared~ ualytis o(
die ~nty•s houaina ....,..plion.
Earl Timmom. 1 priv1~ consult·
-· whole ~ dienll ~ The lniM Co, ind the Sania Marprila
Co .• two lal'IC Ora• County de·
velopen. is another member of &ht
ldvilOt')' boerd1 Timmons said he ..,_. with the
ronch1sions that the llow"'lf'OW\h
initiative woukl reduce nnployment
ind ttttrict the supply of houlins. He
said he did not know the reason for
the assumption that there would be 1
I 5 percent reduction in housina
starts.
"Whether or not the initiative
passes. there as toinJ to be some
limitation on arowth 1n this county.
and whether lhe inilialive would
conurain houlint we c1on·a rally
know, .. aid Timmons. ··•t m1 pt
fttlint is that it would. I think tbe
initiauve is a Ins desirable wa)' of dealina with srowth than the deve•
ment ..,-ecmenll and traffic ma,..._
mtnt nlan• the county Is alrady ........ .r-
The lrviM Co. and the Santa
Ma~rita Co. are rqM'tKnled on the
advisory board of &ht Chapman
Collete School of Busineu and Man-
Wf!lent. Y(hich includes the Cenler
for Economic Rttearch. Several other
developers and real ntate intemts
are also repmented, includina Wil·
liam Lyons. Donald Koll. Robtrt
PraJle. and Betty Hutton Williams..
ver arrested after long chase
Developers and others in the
buildina industry arc known to op-
pose the slow arowth initiative. but
officials of larac developers. such as
the Irvine Co. and Santa Marprita
Co. have rtfuKd to comment on the
measure.
8J GUXi u.EUX ..............
A police pursuit that began in W.Una Beach and ended 1n Carlsbad
ThUnday niaht resulted an the arrest
of a Santa Ana man suspected of ~rivina under tht' innuence of drugs. ~said.
T• pursuit began at 9:36 p.m ..
afttt. police were tipped off to a eosstble drunken dnver on Pacific
Coast Hi&hway. said Laguna Beach Police Sit. Don Bamey. A patrol
ofrtttr spotted the suspect vehicle
near 7th Street. and attempted to stop the car.
. Tk driver refused to stop and
•naeated speed and traveled south
on Coast Ki&h way. wath the Laguna
Beach officer in pursuit. The suspect
vehicle entered the San Diego Free-
way near Dana Point. and an Orange
County Sheriffs patrol car JOined the
chase. said Barney. The suspect
vehicle clipped another car changina
lanes. but that car sust~ined only
minor damage and the driver was not
anJurrd.
San Oementc police also pursued
the vehicle until It was eventually
storped by California Highway Pa-
tro officers near Carlsbad an San
Diego County.
John K.illops. 26. of Santa Ana was
arrested on suspicion of driving
under the innucncc of drugs. evading
police officers. misdemeanor hat and
run and joyridina.
The county Board of Supervisors
will review the proposed slow-srowth
initiative at Tuesday's meeting..
Since the measure has qualified for
the ballot. board members have the
option of passina it as a county
ordinance. placina it on the ballot for
voter approval. or studying it for 4S
days.
Board members ha ve saad they
would not vote for the 45-day st ud y.
but they have been noncommittal
about whether they wourd adopt it or
put it on the ballot.
Supervisor Don Roth said he
would not make his decision until he
had seen the Chapman College re-
port. He said Friday that he had seen
the report but was not yet prepared to
comment on at.
LAGUNA MAY TAKE HEAT OVER ROAD •••
l'nmAl
innuenccd by the people who sho""cd
up from the ci t)' of Laguna Beach:· he
said. "I think at tha~ point. we·re not
aoina to pursue It. I don't want to put
a lot ofefTon into a dead horse."
Although no official actions have
yet been taken or scheduled. Oftclic
said he and others have been con-
sidering several options.
"Clearly. we don't like at now:· he
said. "That 21h-m1 le stretch ofroad as
unsatisfactory. The idea 1s to fix the
h1a}l way."
One option would have the stale of
California drop the section of the
road between Coast Highway and El
Toro Road from ats system of state
htah~~·5. Such an acuon would lca"c
it in the Jurisdiction of the caty of
La&una Beach ~h1ch would an hent
rn~ns1b1l1t) for 1he road. The
Jq1slat1on would not require the
concurrence of the Laguna Beach City
Council.
The propo~I would have to be
nmed b) a state h:g1s latorand -1f1t
were to occur - would likel) be
1pe>nsorcd b~ Sen Marian Bergeson.
R-Newport Beach. and .\!>·
sembl)'man Gal Ferguson. R-Ne~
pon Beach. Oftelic said
Julie Froebcrg. an aide to Bergeson.
aaid the senator 1s frustrated that the
efTon that lo\<ent 1010 creating a
compromise plan between Caltrans
and the Cll) of Laguna Beach ap-
.-rcntl) h•u gone 10 waste.
1, "I know that she was vef) d1!>ap-
pointrd by the Coa~1al Comm1ss1on's
posi tion. She has long ~upponed 1hc
widening plan:· Frocbcrg saad
. Bergeson. hOWC\ er. IS DOL)Cl read)
tocommat to supporting leg1slat1on to
drop the road from 1hc slale haghwa~
aystem.
.. But she as aware that 11 as an
option.'' Frocberg ~1d .. and she 1s
sympathetic.··
Other opuom include asking
~ltrans to appeal the dcus1on 10 the
U.S. Sccretaf) of ( ommerce or
"9UCS1ing thal the ( oastal Com-
•••ion si mpl) recon.,ader •t'l 6-5
ft'jttlion of the proposal
Oftelie ~id the da\< u'>s1on ol op-aaons follows what he 1n1erpretcd 3'l a
challenge from Coastal < omm1ss1on
member Mar)' Lou Howard to con·
't,;ckr the question nl ~ho ~hould be .heki liable for acc1dl·n1 .. should 1he
PURSUIT ...
Prom Al
• The normally bus~ O<>Ult'' ilrcJ ~ .. "
bemcadcd and earl~ mr1rn1ng 1rallil
was diverted toa stre<'t th:.a t pa-....:d 1n
ft'oftt of the police \lal1on .. re~
1'to<'h a•ay.
'•
realignment proposal be rejected.
Howard. who ultimatel y sadrd wath
Laguna representatives. asked Caty
Manager Ken Frank at Wednesday's
hearing whether the city was prepared
to assume rcsponsibilaty for the road.
But Frank stopped short of an answer.
SI) ing onl) that the pavement prob-
abl) needed costl> refurbishing and
that the matter had not been ade-
quatcl) discussed by the City Council
or an the community.
Laguna Beach Mayor Dan Kenney
said he doesn·t beheve 'the state will
ao through with any action to drop
Laguna Can )'on Road from its h1gh-
wa) S)stem.
··we haH~ three m1lhon v1s11ors a
)Car. so 11's cleu that that road 1sn'1
onl) used b) Laguna residents. It 's a
state road and should sta)' that wa>.
That's m} feeling. anywa y:· Kenney
sa id. "I think the state rcall) has a
rcsponsibalit) to make the road work
~11hout desecrating the canyon."
Kc:nnc) also saad he docsn 't believe
that Cahrans' defeated proposal as the
onl} 1mpro,ement that would make
the road safer ... They've said that
be fore:· he !Miid .. When they
proposed a different version a year
ago 1hc> said that that was the only
workable solution So now I wouldn't
be a1 all surpmed 1f1hcre 1~ sull a good
~a> 10 make the road safer.
·· .\fter all the du'>t has ~ttled. I
think ~e can s1ill get 10 work on some
solu11ons:· he said
Oftelae saad lht· option to shaft
n.~'>JX1ns1b1lil) lrom the state to the
cat ) rsn'1 meant to be vand1ct1ve
tu"ard Laguna Beach. but rather to
a~~urc that 1ralli(-<,afety amprove-
menu, are made
··11·s probabl~ lhl' most dangerous
s1rc1ch ofh1gh~a' 1n Orange Cou nty
and 1mpro' 1ng 11 1\ the No. I safety
program 1n lht: c.o unt), .. he said.
I fa" ng 1 he ~ta tc be fo rced to
dl'fcnd itself agatn\I costly lawsuits.
Oftclic said. ··~, c·rc:ly erodes the
a'aalabalit) of h1gh~ay dollars a\'a1l-
ahlc ··
If the Coai.tal ( ommissaon de-
l'l\IOn cannot be o' en urned an order
to have 1mpro' cmc:nts made. Oftclic
~1d. then Pt"rhap1. Laguna Beach
officials would be convin~d to take
their own acti on oncl' faced wath the
threat oflawsuat!.
.\ccordang to Oftehe. over the past
fi ' l' ~ca~ therl' ha' e been 33 lawsuats
~lemm ing from traffic accidents on
the strrtch of Laguna Canyon Road
t'>ct ~ccn El Toro Road and Coast
Highway. which includes the
notorious Bag Bend area.
While the dollar fi1u re has yet to~
dt'termaned. he saad .. 1t appears that
th as 11 :-mile ~trett·h of ha&hway ma)'
be the most ht1gatcd stretch of road in
Califomaa:·
Caltrans' McKean '81d state trans-
ponation officials arc not likely to
endorse any safety-improvement
plans Laguna ffcach officials have in
mind as long as they refuse to realign
the tigh t. dangerous turns pf the Bag
Bend area.
Median road barncrs and such. he
said. "are not going to solve the
problem. Thr problem is the
geometry of that curve. The only way
10 correct tha1 as to .... get into the hills
and create a bigger radius." .
E'en so. McKean said he wants to
~ork w_a th cit) officials to ma~ as
man) safct) improvements as poss-
ible ... But I ha'e to be cautious with
ho~ much more resources we devote
to thi~:· he said.
Also of concern 1s the fate of the S 13
million the California Transpor-
ta11on Comm1ss1on had allocated for
the realignment and widening of
Laguna Can) on Road.
Oftel1c believes that faced wath
deficits alread). the state as likely to
s1mpl) remove the project from its
list of transportation programs. The fund~. he said. probably wou ld not ~
a' a Ila bk for other projects an Orange
Count\.
Oftdae also ~llevcs that the close
'ote h> the Coas1al Comm1ss1on may
Ix-inll'rprcted as a ~1lhngness by the
state to reconsider the realign ment
pruposal.
"I JUSt thank we weren't con vincing
enough .''-he ~1d ... We th ought that
1hc plan put forth b~ CalJcans was the
best solution to the safety problems:·
~\.Kean 1.a1d he. too. is disap-
pointed b> the Coastal Comm ission
'Ole. but behe,cs that Laguna Beach
should assume much of the rcspons1-
b1hl> for th e lomcqucnccs.
"I 1h1nk 1f we were called anto
court:· he s~ud ... we &hould bring 1n
the ne~spapcr d 1pp1ngs that showed
1ha1 Laguna Beach won a victory."
WALL .•.
From Al
swa)ed h) the emotional picas of the
Newpon Shores residents. .. w,. dad not get across to the
commnmon <Ahat we were trying to
do:· said S1mp~n ... Some com-
m1~~1oncrs r,eemcd 10 ha ve the fcchng
that we wl·re buildi ng a walled
communit). Nothing could be fu nhcr
from the truth."
COUNTY JINGLE .••
Simpson said despite numerous
meetings"' 1th ronccmrd o tizcns and
expt'rt test1mon) that the wa ll would
not dampen re')1dents' acsthetac•en-
JO) ment. .. the\ wercn·t abOut to
listen:· ._k \!ltd caty and Caltrans
official~ plan to meet sometime next
week to da!JCuss how to proceed with
the pro1cc1. but Sampson said it will ao
forward despite the coastal com-
m1ss1on setback.
~Al
&nrbell G1me at i\naheam ~1ad1um
•July 1989. a Tall hips Fe-\11,JI
CCMIRI)'~ 1olf tournamcnt and th('
El Toro Air Show.
An numated one mallaon JX'Opk
will partic1pete 1n the tvcnts h)' thl·
(lGllna Gala in Auaust I 98Q when *county tums I 00 years old
r{J ·'Molint 1 Jinak frt" a l'Cntur) of
lf'CCMllplithrMnt. The chorus: m•·1 trnw 10 'Crkbrwte the plf11 · °'1'M Ota,,.e County spmt
=(~Plllt
... Ol'PICI ..... ..,St .• ,.
.. .-.-.... !!It() COM• ~ .. I .. ~-'· -' .. .., ... , .,,
·· Wr ·, "111s1 tumr'd I()() and
"Our futurt' looks stron,.
.. Come on. kr 's 'Cek bnlt<' th<'
. pmt. · ,
Tht Or1 n1<' ( ·ounty pmt
Whrn )Ou look at a// wr·vt dont.
You ntn be-proud to belo~
Com r 'Ctltbrat<' th<' pirit •· ...
Who knows~ Maybe Old 81~ Eyn
v.111 add it to tus re~rto1rc and drop
that )awner about the Rotten. er. Bta
.\pplc.
O'Brien said the city and Caltnns
can rcaept) an SIX months ... but at
least we II ~ ready:·
The wall would have bttn pan of a
multimillion dollar wicknin1 of the
coastal hiahway from Newport
Boulevard to Golden Wtst Strttt an
Hununaton Beach. impeon said the
Hunt1n1ton Beach pon1on of the
er<>Jt'Ct has not yet aone btfott the
Coa~lal Cornm1ss1on.
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LUNGREN CONFIRMATION IN DISPUTE •••
From Al
mcnt. but only fou r Democrats
crossed pany lines an the Senate.
There is no precedent in California
law or court ruhngs for resolving
conflicting confirmation votes of the
Senate and Assembly since the only
other confirmati on vote ever held
under the section oft he state constllu·
taon affecting th e treasurer's office
ended in positive votes in both
hOU!>CS.
Neither Lungren nor DcukmeJia n.
v.ho nominated his fellow Long
Beach Republican 10 serve the re-
maining three years of nruh's term.
wasa' allablc Thursday for questions.
But DcukmCJ1an's office issued
wri tten statements on behalf of each
which strongly hinted that Lun1ren
wall attempt to take the oath of office
for treasurer. relying on Republican
legal opinions that both houses oft he
Legislature must act to block the
nomi nation.
Democrats have legal opinions
from the attorney general and the
legislative counsel which conclude
that rejection b> either house of the
Lesislature blocks a go vernor's ap-
pointment.
In his bn ef written statement.
Lungren dad not !Ml) specifically that
he would resign has congressional scat
to take the oath as treasurer. but
suggested very stro nity that he would.
··r m delighted wath this new op-
ponunit) to serve my state. I'm
confident that I bnn' a range of
qualifications which will benefit the
financial interests of California:·
Lungren s.a1d.
Lungren could find himself out of
office cntarel) 1f he resigns from
Congress and la ter 1s blocked from
the treasurer's office. That political
probkm as ellaccrbated further by the
fact that 1f Lungren docs resign from
Congrc'is. he hu less than two weeks
to file to regain has old scat if the
courts rule against ham for treasurer.
Wieder wants to replace
Lungren ii1 Congress
By BOB VAN EYKEN
Of_Oellp ..........
The confusion o'er ~hethcr Rl'p
Dan Lungr~fl ~•II Ix-the nc'1 state:
trcai.lfrCT\.'cmtrnacs to mount. but
uno fficial randadatc Harriett Wieder
1s alread) waiting to step into thl·
appo1ntcc·s congressional shoes.
Wieder. chairman of the Orange
Counl> Board of Su pen 1sors. an-
nounced "'eeks ago that she "a~
inlere~ted an seeking 1he Republican
Senate Prc-sadent Pro Tl·m David
Roberta. D-Los Angeles. said 1f
Lungren doc~ attempt 10 assume
office. Democrats would 1mmed1 -
ately go to coun. and he urged
DcukmcJ1an to name someone elS('
instead
.. We are going to uphold the
intCJfHY of the rnn\lltuuon. No
doubt about it ... I would suggest tha t
he make another appointment.'' Rob-
erti said.
Deukmejiao a<*nowled&Cd the up-
com ang legal battle wath Senate
Dcrtwcrarnn ha\ c;tarcmt>nt C'la1ming
\ IClOI).
.. Wath the poslll"C' Assembly 'Ole.
Dan Lungren will ha \C been rnn-
firmed as state treasurer once the 90-
da} pcnod (from Lungren's nom•·
nation). designated b> the const1tu-
1ion. expires Monday. Feb 29."
..In thr coming da)s. I wall be:
consulting wi th Congressman
Lungren and o ur legal counsel to
determ ine the most appropriate wa~
10 rcsolvr the legal questions sur
nomanauon for Lungrcn's M:at.
·-rm acting as 1f I'm a candidate:·
said Wieder. a resident of Huntington
Beach. ·'When thr gun goc~ off. I'm
read~ to Jump 1n •·
Wieder \Sad \he alrcad)' h3d ;i
congrc ssaonal fund·ra1scr planned for
March I 0 at Old Ranch C ounlry Club
an Seal Beach.
.. That's kand of m) good luck
spo1:· she s.aad. "I had m) very firs t
fund·r.11ser there I 0 )Cars ago.''
rounding today's vote ...
·\~ked 1f that statement meant the
go' ernor intends to have Lungren
take the oath of office. DeukmCJ••n
spokesman Tom Beermann replied
that ··~e·re not sayan& he wil l... At
th as point at ""ould be inappropriate to
s~car Dan an .. until attomcys arc
cun\ultcd.
Attorne> General John Van de
Kamp. a Democrat who issued a legal
opinion four months ago that Cather
house.· can block the appoi ntment.
reaffirmed that \ acw Thursday.
·~Thcrt'fOTC. wt th thr ~t~ vote.
Mr Lungren has been, an the words of
1he const1tut1on 11sclf. 'refused con-
firma11 on: ·· Van de Kamp said .
In simultaneous marathon floor
'lessions. both Democrats and Re-
publicans praised Lunaren·s honesty
and 1ntegnty.
But Democrats. in both houses
charged that Lungrcn's conservative
'otan& record in Conaress put him too
far to the nght of the polatacal
mainstream of Cahfomia.
'OJ cal ~ CQf lftdff K~ in~ l.ttgn to prc>prrty eclucate )QJ
and ID~ the diamond of )QJr dloK,, at the btst prlct .
Shop and~. and )QI wtll finer 'J04.X bnt diamond~ at
The~ Lfjgtl "Carat Pateh"
-Leigh
"'lti. L8dlf .n Finf ~ Onql. °'*'Y ""° V.U."
40I NMpcn Crnm DfM. ~ 215' · Arr"'"' Coun. fiitilii """""· ~ 1Ntn. CA 91'60 • f 7MI 644..()5()1
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Ofange Coatt DAILY PILOT /Friday, February 2e. 1988 * A.3
'Gaucho Gallop'
benefit planned
at Saddleback
~ 'oluntccr comm111ec of addleback College
student go' ernmcnt officials has organ1Led the
sernnd annual "Gaucho Gallop" SK and IOK run
SundO) on the college's campus 1n Mission ViCJO.
The C\ent will benefit the auociated student
S(holar<;h1p and development fund. which wasa1dcd
b) S 1.000 from last )car's first Gaucho Gallop. The
run "111 begin at 8 p.m. and courses set throughout
the campu<,
Entrance fees are S9 without a commemorat1\1e
T -shirt and S 13 w11hou t for the IOK race and $6 and
S 11. resix·c·1" cl) in the SK. Call S82-46 I 6 for more
1nforma11un and rcg1strat1 on.
Diabetes luncheon In HB
Conductor to quit
Pacific Symphony
post after 1988-89
By JENNIFER WEBER
Of-Oell,"94 .....
Keith C'lark. the music direuor ot thl'
Pacific \) mphon) announcrd t<><la' that
hr has resigned from the orlhntr.1 hl·
founded nine )Cars aao.
Ho"'c'cr. Clark "''" sta> on Jnd d1reu
the orchestra through Its I 98M·M" '<-'""'""
"The board and Keath arc plc:J\l'U to
have rc·achcd this agreement an v..h1ch
Keith has agreed 10 conduct the ordle'>tra
in our 10th ann1ver<,ar) sca'>on." "'1td Jcihn
Evans. president of the Pactfil \,mphon'
Assoc1a t1on ·
Clark 1s conducting an ( 1e<.ho\hl\ a~1a
and could not be reached for wmml·nt
-.~mphon\ cannot find a rl•plJH·111, n1
tx·forc Clark leaves. aclord1ng to d nt'f\on
clo\l' 10 the S) mphon:r
"I thank "'c'll ha\e no prohlc:m t1 nd1ntt ..i
ne"' <.onduoor." \aid the spokl'\ntJ1 v.. ho
asked not ro be 1dent1ficd -'.~arch comm111ee to find ..in'*""' .llt'
v.. 111 be appointed b) the end 111 nn 1 .,. ·c ~
E'an'>sa1d.
Clark ""'II bt' conducting \I\ 11 1 111, 111nl· da~s1cal pcrforman<:es thl' "mph1in, hd\
'>Chedulcd for next 'car (1ur..1 '''ndu,1111'
v..1ll 1akc O\er the baton dunn11-th· 1tt.,·"
Man of the year
-\ celebntv waiters· luncheon to benefit the
Orangl· Count) chapter of the American Diabetes
-'.ssoc1a11un v..111 be held Saturda) from 10:30a.m. to
:' JO pm at 8(·ntle} 's Restaurant and Bar 1n
llunttngton Beach.
Fund~ will be raised through lunch ticket sales
and an auu1on of donated ite ms from businesses in
Oran~c C ount). fhe goal 1-. to raise S20.000 for
mn u.:al rc~arch
A statement issued earl~ tc.><la) d1J not
elaborate on'' h) Clark agreed to le.I' c the
S)mphon). v..h1ch hl' founded 1n 111"111
The s~ mphon) v.. 111 ht re an a\\Ol tatl'
conductor 10 v..ur~ v..1th Clark llun11t1 hi\
last sea .. on anc.J to act a., a hmltil' ti thl'
.. I kno"' that Kc11h ha' mJn' "P·
ponun1ues a' a1lable 10 him tor J \\•irtdn-
ful career throughout the l"un•r, '1nd
indeed the "'orld. and v..l· "'"h h1111, \tr
\uccesc;," E' ans said
"I'm 'iure I speak for thl· l'nt11, h ... 11.i
and the communll) v.. hen I'"' \.\' ;1r~ 111.t
alv..a~-. "'111 he. extre me!\ gralt'l ul t., l-..L 1tti
for his tireless elTons in (urthl r1 n~ '·''" .ti mu~1c 1n O range ( o unt) ·
The Coeta Mesa Chamber of Commerce honored Tom P'aenta (left),
local bualneHman and chalrman of the Orange County Republican
Party, aa lta Man of the Year during a apeclal dlpner ceremony
Tburaday at the Weatln South Cout Plaza. With Fuente. la Arthur
Kidman. prealdent of the chamber.
Estancla party planned
1 he C1rall Night '88 C omm111ee of Estancia
High ~lh(lol 1n C osla Mc!ioa v..111 hold a fund-ra1s1ng
n m t 1\tonlla> at the Fam ti) Pizza Parlour at
Broo~hur!.t trect and .\dam~ .\'cnue. Huntington
Bea Ch
Gays sue Disneyland over dancing ban
By Tlte Associated Press tht• pla1n111T!o. 1hr11u~I tht· IJv..\u11 · fhl .p,,) wupln including the thrl'<' Proceeds raised from the eH'nt. scheduled from
5 10 9 pm "'II be used to help finance the all -night
gr;.ic.Juat 111n part) al the school The public 1s in' 11ed
Three homo .. e,ual m<'n likd .1 l,1v..\u11
Thur\dJ' ..ig;.i1n\I D1\0C) land l l.11m1ng
that guard'> at thl· amusement nJr~ 'dl\u1
stoppcc.J thl·m lr11rn )lov.. danl an~ l• t~l'llll'r
last spring.
011tne)land !>pokcsman B11h K111h \Ji.I \\ ..ilt..n \did the 1hrc1." v..t•rl· n J ~, i..1r •1' plJ nt th "l're 111td b' the guards that
he lould not <·omment on a IJ'"" 1 ,,... Jh<•ut .t• ~;n., and k\b1an\ v..r "'n · " · '"1"'r · JJn1.in~ '*'J'> tor hc:-tl'ro'>t·,ual
Seat belt talk set
l111g.it1on hut 'italcd that thl' part.. J 1•t'' nnt I )1,n • IJ nd c'in -\pnl 11 l 4 ~ t'l l dJ1 l'11 1-.pl1.·\ •nl, \\ Jlt..1.·r alleged
pr.it11tc Jn~ lo.ind of d1St nn11n,111° r 1n-.11'IlpJrt..'\1dl'(1~lll\d1\u• \\Jll..l f'>J •dthc l11uplesa!ol ed1hrguard\
duc.J1ngd1sl nm1 na11on aga1n\t nwn dJn1.-\..1111. w' luuplt:' dantt•J !•qi!l·ttll'I t1• Jll.,ut J p1 n1ou'> 1a .... 'iu11 in "h1th d coun
Hank Parker of the Back Pa in Center will )peak
on "~al !kit ~afct) -'.v..areness" at M o~da~ ·.,
lunt·hl'On meeting of the Bu1.incsc, Rererral -'.S'>~ 1a-
1iun.
Thl' lav.\u11. ti led 1n Orang1 < 11un1 '
Superwr C uurt da1m\ arh1t1 .ir.. lit\·
cnm1n.11 111n \Jlc.J Lee \.\ al~c·r att11rnn Im
1ng 1ogl'lhl·r IJ\I 111u\11. tur dbuut Jn h.,, ..... 1111 111 lt .. 11.J rukd 1n IJ'IH 111 J ga~ couple
klTrq T \tab1k. 21 : Enc H utx rt ~· 1 p111hkrm hut v.. hl·n '"'"' m J\I• \tJrtcJ l h,· Jttornl'\ tlJ1 med lhl' guarllo; reph<'d
and ( hrt\lophn Drake. ;' J ll 111 I'" EJ..11d, Jppn>Jthl'd th t· '" f.J 11upln thJt 1h1. 1.uurt Jn1"un Jpplted o nh to the
.\ngek'i \l'l'~ uns~cil1cd dJm'11£n \\ !,., .. 1nt1 11urd danltng thl J't"rnC\ ., .. :J tv..11 men 1n\uht'J 1n 1hal la.,.,su1t
Thee' cnt 1!> S('hcdulcd for noon at the Seventh
Flour Rc,iaurant an the Homt• a' 1ngs building on
El I urn Roall. 1 he cost 1s S9 50 and those 1ntere'>tcd
shuuld lOntatt Bett> H ar at 581-11 06.
Splnal care presentatlon
<. h1roprauor Dr Im Rosenfeld will begin her
nnt ~fll'\ of spinal care clas~s. "Journe) to
llcalth.'' Monda) at he r office. :!52S5 Cabot Road.
Sulll' I lfl 1n Laguna H1lh
l hl· presentation "'II be rnnducted from 7 10 X
pm al nu l hargt• as a puhlu: -.er' 1t·c. after Roc,cnfc·ld
'~ill an\v..er 4ucc,t1ons a nd d1\t U\\ ind•' 1dual hl·Jlth
pruhkm\ C all 3 0-7:! 15 10 rt''>t'n c c,ca11ng
Four wheeler show slated
\ gu11.k 111 the unpa,cd h1gh"'a~'l'of ~outhrrn
( nhlnrniJ muun1.i1nc, and Ol'\C.'n\ "''II he otTcrecJ 101
lm11 -v.. hl'l'l-c.Jn' c cnthu!.ta!>t\ f ue'><.la' b' llarf\
I r'-'l'll\ n 1n lhl' ( ioldl'O \.\'t•\t ( ollcgc' rnmmun1 I)
ll'llll'I
I he program. which "'Ill be held from 1 10 llJ
p n1. 1mlulln J <;ltde <iho"'. and panic1panl'. v..111
rt'H't't' .1 wp~ ofa guide v..h1l h includes a lt'>ting ol
I 0 I d 1n trail\ The fee '" SIU and rer,en at1on
informJt1011 I'> .l\a1lablc at 8'>1· '991
Plastic surgery lecture
ll un11ng1vn Bl'al h pla<;t1c surgeon Dr M1c:hal'I
J f..Jmpcr v..111 g"e a talk un hi\ special!~ 1 u1..·.,da~
from ... IJ tu l.J ]IJ pm at Orangl· ( oa'>t College
\ "Ix' fore anll aftrr" c,ltJc prcSt"nLa11on v.. 111
altt•mpJn~ the pmgram ( ontal'I ()CC_"Hummun1-
t~ \t'r' Ill'' utlill' at ·H .!-'i!i!<O for further inlur-
mJlll•n
Stop-smoking class set
\ Ill'" \C\'>llln of Fre'ih Stan. a program for
\m11~e1'> "hu ..irt· tr~1ng to l lll lhe habit. "''II \larl
Tuc\da' JI RJl 4Ul'tball \.\orld 10 115 Talbert ..\\<.'. r 11untain \'Jlk) Walters speaks to women .
Corona del Mar's
East bluff School
will be reopened
8 > JOYCE BOOLO\'ICH
Of_O..,~ltell
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vrrcn1h -,fl rup11' lht· d1stnct' proJl"{·
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\.\1th'""' lht· 1ndcrg;inc:n mo\l' -\llor<l
w1d 'l'l"u .il11t•J prngrJm' might ha'C' 111
hi.· t anu:lt"d In prn' Ilk 'fl.1-'' tor rt·gula•
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The \e\'>1on'> "ill conllnur March 3. 8 anll Io J ll
from i to lS 10 pm. under lhl' 'ipon'ior!>h1p ul lhl'
·\Oll'rl\.UO ( JOl'l'r OCl('l\ (all tht• '>OCICI \ al
751-0-'41 to register The class size 1s lt m1ll'd ·
Barbara Wal ten, the fint woman to co-anchor a televlalon network
new• proaram, apeaka to a rapt audience at Cryatal Court on
"Women of Accompllahment." Her appearance waa aponaored by
the Alcott a Andrew• women's clothing atore.
Loat' ...i1..t thr tl ''' ·' ·• 1.1' "u' '
J\Jllahll \" lfJll,,i1•'1 :• 1.· • •V11!!'h f'\
apprl\\lnl,rtt h lo II' "ll I' J\A,j'. l I tlo
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Frlday, Feb. 26 All phone lines damaged in Santa Ana fire repaired
Monday, Feb. 29 By Tbe Associated Prus
Full telcphonl' \l'f\ 1n· v..J\ 1 ''"'ll'.t
ahcJd ul '>t h\·duk l hur>d;n m111 111~ 1
appm\lmJ1t:I' 10 000 home' .11 d 1>11,1
nl'SW\ in thfl'l' lUUOl~ that h.1d '11111 r "
outagl'S ~1nu· \londa~ phor1t: l •1111 p,111.
otlit:1.11\ \;l 1J
' '' t' 1 n l 11' \ ngdn R" ,.r,1dt• and Orangl'
l ••t11H1n "l'll' laU\l'd h\ J fire under tht'
"u111.1t1•• I ll't·l Bnd~l' 110 \1 a1n trcct 1n
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' iott·m Thl \IJ1n Plan an \.tnt.J .\nJ .s
'11•rr•ntt mJ \\J\ prm 1dt·,1 v..11h l<'llul:'lr
;1'"'"l''> in nrd, r to tvnta .. I thl' police 1n
• 7 pm u1aaa Bead• Rttreatlon Commltt~~.
'>pt.·ual mrl'ltng to d1scun dc1t1gn altt:rnat1' e\ tor
.\lta Laguna Park. council chamber\. 505 Forl'\t
\H'. \torl th.111 '
I ... I lJt' ··~ ' ' lntC'rm1tll'nt intcrupl10n'i 1n rh1•r.1· 'l'I
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\I 111.IJ\ tn thl· unlkrgrnund tekphonc
, .1bl1' d1.·,1ro' mg 111 dJmag1ng I main tu Ix !l'!'l.t I ""I ·I
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'Burglary alert' posted in Lagµna l'n ,,.
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By LANt:E IGNON
Of -0.itr l"tle4 It ...
l<t·~1denl\ an central La&una Beach
are bei ng warned to keep their q es
peeled for suspicious characters and
10 keep their homes lockl"d tight in the
"akl· of a recent rash of burglaries.
\\htch hn'c targeted e'er) thin& from
JCWClr) 10 gr()('CrlC'l.
Laguna police dtstnbuted I SO
.. burglary alcr1'' fliers this wttk to
residents an a ne1&hborhood bur-
glan:zed 14 tame~ tfm month. The
area 1s bounded by a talina trttt,
Park Avenue and t Ann's Dnve.
.. We're hav1na such a problem:·
\31d Jonna Moore. a commun1t)'
~rv1ces officer for the Pohce Depan.
ment. "There art' a lot of burslaries
occumn& (tn the central artal and
outside the a rt'I that look like the
same thing."
Moore said 1nvc~tipton ~ cur·
rtntl) tr)m& to determine if the b~ak·•M art' the work or one penon.
a team or W\eral d1fTertn1 burslan.
.................
A man about JO allesdty au.acked
a niaht cu todian ll l'.ader School
Thunda) cvenu'l ••t.h a blur flstuna
pok. The man repoNdty watt to a Mtlhbonnt..,. ... the~
daan called polece, but .,.. alteirdl>
batcn up and subdued ~ 1 ~
owner. a pr11t11tt0ntr otar.tt.·
But police belle' e th<' cnm1nals arc
not profe s1onals. Moort' said.
"They m11h1 be a httle dt""Sptrate,"
she \aid. add1n1 that most of the
residences were ransacked. Police
would release no funher information
on their invesllption.
Moore said call s report1n1
SU!>PICIOU\ acll\ II) an the central
neighborhood have increased dra·
m:n1call 'lance the Oaers Wt"rt" d1s-
pt~d.
The brt"1k-1ns apparently occul'Ted
dunng the day. The 1ntruckn entered
most of the homes throuah unlocked
doors and windows. Moore said.
In sc\cral casts. rcs1dcnu failed to
tum on burglar alamu and returned
to fi nd their homes broken into. Moore said
Moore ~ad pohce an: con~med
that 1f residents continue to leave
their hdmC$ unlocked. L.aauna will
pin the reputation as an CH)' bur-
alal) taract
Jclo\Clr) and cash "ere moit of\en
taken. althout}\ a rt\tdent 1n tM 800
• • •• patron al F1tqrraJd's Res·
laurant. 191 71 Mapotaa t.. said a
man 1n a blue s~tshirt and Levis
slammed her 1111nsl the wall 1n a
mtro0m and n ppcd twf punc oft'h(f-
arm. She toad the man tht had no
moftC} and the maft alelfdt} Sol
amt and ran :;[· lca"l"I her puNbrti•nd.• ' '·
block of atalin3 \trel'I ""h llh ha~
beC'n h11 thr« 11mn \lll1..l' I rh '
rcponcd S:! "'onh 01 gnk.t'nf'' ml\\·
ang Wcdnesda) \tcn.•o r4u1pmc111 "
another frcquen1 1argc1
Two JCwtlr) burglanl'' -une
reponed Jan. 7, anothl'I Feb If\ -
OC'<'Ul'Ttd within n hlock ot t':ll h ••thcr
an South Laguna
At least I l'\"~1dcnt1JI hurtitl.111e-.
have been rcponrd "n'c JJn • hut
the bulk ha' c OC'Cum"d "1th in thr I.ht
~eek.
Rcs1dtnt who do not tx·lonjl tt• a
Neit}\borhood \\atch program .m
urac<t to do . Moore \J•d l ht·
prosram sets up pr0«durc' Im nrttth
bon to keep an e e on <'ell h 1thc:r'
homn
Moore said onh 1hrt"t' '-e1gh·
bor OOdWatch ptOltam\ C \l~t 1n th<'
area tartetfd b) the fliers
"We could Ute a lot more " ;,he
said.
Followu't •• a h 1 or brcal·1n\
reponcd lhas month.
• • • An cmpfoytt rf1)0rttdl> lcf\ her
puJW on top of her car •hens.ht v.~nt
to v.o rk at C'harhe's Wattho utt. 42
Ed1nacr "'e When he retuf'Md act 1t. she found n m1wnt. co.
•Of'ltrallc:lrdt~ iokt thf>, .nim tha• a
v.orNn nc\t doof ma> ha't "ken 1t
The '.n1m ronfronk'd tht woman
""'' docM' •ho ·~ ,.. awa •
• Feb ' 600 block of C'atahna and
1 '00 block of Mominis1de Circle
• Feb 7 400 block ~a' 1c~
• F<'b I 0 1.ioo block of Mo m -
1ngs1de
• Fr b. 11 600 block H11h On\C 1n
I
r r••ll\pl " . . • \ re' ll • •w I ' hi••• It.. tit
il hfornt.A '• , \.UJ 1t-.•ul 111(1
'""en lie~ h,,, • i J pan' n th1.· .irra
\\t'rt d11n t..111t1 Jlhl 'm"1, •I'· m.1n
JUana and m.1~ ,._ .1 •u,I n• • ' 'lonh Laguna
• Frh 16 l 1000 blO<'l of Coeta Meea
\tontert'\ 'trcct 1n • uth l.Jaguna Rc'llJrnt' " 1hc :. o h "' ~ 11
k \o\ t'ln 'alued at SI 0 wa\ rt'-\\'all3ll' \" • r I" •rir,l r '\' 1·1 .11
poned tolen q ~3 p m Thu ... : .. ,
• Frb 18 I ·&00 block of atahna • • • 1 d h i\ m.tn ""'' .1 k .,.,,,, • .111· 1\
One m1 nu1 C' hurr a M"<'Ond burala~ parole in ,11,,,0 ,1 "·•' .irrr,ll'.I JI 10
v..n\ reponed 1n the blocl or. t a.m Thur\J,I\ ,.,, 'll'>P \ 111~ I ~·10~a
.\nn\ Lth than four hour$ later a fuiau-.~· trnm 111 ,1, , lft ",, 1rn·,1t•J
hurglaf1 \o\3\ reponed rn the at \\("\t 1"'11 v 'll .ir\d l'l.11 ,nt .. 1
hlud of t \nn'i. \Cnur
• f<'b 19 blocl o f Diamond
lrctt
• uncU y 600 block of Gknne re
'trttl • Tu~I)". bl l of Thf'O\Alh
'itrttt. ~I 00 blocl of Ocean Wa)
• \\c<inetda 400bl koflqton.
4 block of Blucbud C•n)on DnH.
00 block of C'atahna
1 h(" punt "'" '•lued at S23 the
"allet at s:o • • • \ n r plo,1on o f me lund ap-
p.ir<'nth bk"' out a 'W'lnd<>v. at
Mr.\J '" "'" ~hool 5 .. 0.! n&A. l>mt:
• • • " rnMknt of 1he I bloc\ o( floOda trrct rtponcd that rNCtun·
. . .
JnJ t, lr1l'llll \onlrontC'd thl' mJn
Jl°l<111t .,.,h~ hl' and hi\ ,ompan1on
'""''"l'd them The <.U\l'l('< t ~4 u\<'d
h" 1ru~l 1l1 pin the ....,nman to a l JI
'' l ~' ·" nnt injured • • • \ man rrdttm~ •uolcn , ..
11.·n11il31l'~ ~unda\ 1t1 Radio ~ha \.
~n~, '<'\'pon Bhd us11'\& them ri
~u' a '1dC'OCil'iSCll<' l'C<'Ord~r and n
It'll'' 1\1110 '('\ \nother man did th"
'-lnlt' 1h1n1i1 Inter ~unda) or Mondi\
hu' mg a '1dl'(1t:.t!>SCttt' recorder
N~wport Beach
\Pioneer car 'it('f'C'O value<i 11 SJOI
<lnd. n\ \\-at hman TV \alued 11
SI ti~ •en: rt'poncd tolcn \\ ~dnc•
Ja ~ from a black 19 6 Vollm,.agcn
('TI pa rited o n Do"t trttt • • • \ Bana Olu&cn tcrt<> -.1 ..
n.'l'l'n~ '' kn \\ C'dnnda) from
h(lmc on PromontOf) Point after t:
1h1d .. lipped a v.-1ndow lock t en*
1he l"l"\1dcn c The uc:rro a valued al
SI ~ • • • " ello-. 19 O VVt: But WM .co•
on Bol\a ""enue after us o•nn-hid
parked tt thcrt O\tmltht on Wedne-
da~
11.llbuster Uc ory def eats
vote on spending-limit bill
WASHINGTON (AP) -Outnumbered Senate
Republicans held ranks toda). scuuhng a las1-dnch
Dtmocra1ic aucmpt to force a vote on a d1v151ve
campeian finance package that kept lawmakers talking for
53 1traiaht hours.
The GOP victorv. capping a omet1mcs bitter
filibu1tcr thal include-d the parliamentary arrest of en.
Robtrt Packwood. R·Orc .. came as the Scnatr \'Oted
53-41 not to in oke cloture. which would ha't cut off
debate a nd brought the legi la11on to a vote the maJorit~
Democrats would win.
The cloture attempt tailed because at ll'ast 60
sen.tors must agre 10 fon'e a \Ole It .... as the eighth time
since June thft MaJOnt~ Leader Robcn Byrd. 0-\\. Va ..
had lost a cloture motion on c-ampaign pending.
The defeat SCl'mingh doonll·d an~ lhanll' of
Congress pa~~ing tlw Dl·moaat1l plan th1~ ~l·ar w 1mro'>e
voluntar) ~pending llm11' for ">l·nall' campaign'.>. Bui l:i~ rd
left the d oor aJar.
.. We " Ill rr\ 1s11 the l\~ue in one form or another:· he
said before the \'O le ... It's no1 go1n_J to go awa~."
Acting minority leader Alan Simpson. R-W)'o .. said
the Republicans would be waiting,.
"There will be o thc-r proposals lake this. When the~
come up. they will be dealt with hkc this." Simpson said.
This week's struggle centered on a plan advanced by 5~ sC'nato rs. including Republicans Roben Stafford of
Vermont and John Cha fee of Rhode Island. to attack the
e~ala11ngC.'OSl oft'3mpaign.. b} 1mpo 1ng spending limits.
L1m11s for a Senate general elccuo n ran· would range
from $950.000 to S5.5 m1lhon. depending on a state's
population. In I 986. the aH'ragHampa1gn co!>t SJ m1llton
-up Ii' efold from 1976 -"1th some.-big tale race~
topping SI 0 mil hon per cand1da1r
\ cand'1datl' obSl'f'\ mg the hm11 would be l'hg1blc for
'uh"J11l·d rna11tn~'>. rod..-houom n1d10 and T\' aJ rates
anJ monl'} from the Tn:asur~ 11 thl' o ppom·nt l'\l'et·ded
thl· lmllt or th1: \and1da1e "'a' the target ofhl·a' ~ 'Pl'nding
b) indl·penden1 groups
Soldier who fled W. German base
cleared of desertion; discharged
FORl DI\ 'J I \Pt -\ l ..., <,oldtt'r "as
acqu111ed ol Jl''l't t1111\ .1nJ g.1H·n .1 h.1d lllOllurt dt'>l·hargc
for Ol•eing ht'> \\l·q C1l·rm.in h•t\l' 10 h,l. 1n the ~\l\'IC't
Union. shod.1ng pro'l'l'Ul11r'> "h11 h.1d \'\fX'\ tnl him to do
pnsO!l-ttme
Counroom 'Pl'llat11r'> 0111.,tl' n\1111.ir' Pl'r\onnd.
gasped .... hen prl"••J 1ngJuJ gl < 111 I Jtl PJ uk' l•rJn1:d Pk
Wade E. Robert'>. 22 111 Rt'-l'r'1lk rl'll'.l'-l'J Im m 0111113~
<."U!tlod} Thur'>tla~
"I feel grea1'" Rt11x'r1-. ,,11d .lltl'r hl· "·'' ll\O\ 1ctnJ ol
a ll·s~r chargl' of tx·ing Jb,l·nt \\llhl•ut lt-.1, l' Jnd g.1 ,l·n a
bad lOnduct d1~chargl'
Robert!>. lk~lnhnl h' ,1 'uper111r J' "thl· mmt
reprl'hl·nstble. l3'>ual 'uld1l·r· 111 h1' l11 nrn1.111d hut a'
··ronfuseu·· b~ ht'> .11wrnl''' 'J1d lw ''Ill It' l' 111 \\ , . .,,
(1ermt10' "'Ith his "tli:. Pl·tra Neumann. anJ thl'tr J-
nwnt h-tild '>un
I he m1l11ar~ pressl'd hard for a lUn' tl ltun of
de~eruon dunng the I ' "-da)-counman1al :n Fon Dix.
ThJt nfTen\e r :irnes a ma·omum ix·nalt ~ ul .1 d1s-
hunvrJhk dl\lh:ir~c ;ind three 'ear!>· 1mpn\onml·n1
·rm ,holl..cu ... '>a1J c :ipt Dan1l·I \haH-r lh•d"
m1h1an attornl'' l-k said thl' -\rm' l'\fll'l led H.ul)l.:rt' to
be '>l·nil'nll'd 10 thl' mJ\lmUm ~" 0 1 1X'n,1h~ of a
dt'>honorJ~k J t,lharge and \lOl' )l'ar' 1mpn,1mml·n1
\\ hl'O thl· '>l'ntcnn· .,..a., rl'::td. Rotx·rt<; anJ ht'>
:l t tornl')' hrul..r in to \\ 1dl· gn n' ,inJ l hl' \old 1a :rnd h 1<;
.,..,fr l'mhratl'U Jnd l..1'>'>l'd ~llaH'r°' 1a" dmpix·d and hl'
.. wrnl :.u tlw 1udgl·
Crash scene documented
A aoldier takes note• on a victim aa the alte in Chico,
Tex.a, where a twln·rotor Army-CH·47D Chinook helicop-
ter noaedived into a cow paatu.re and •kidded about 75 feet
before it broke apart ln a aheet of fire Thuraday, ldlling 10
men and serioualy burning eight othera, authorities •id.
One survivor said a fire baa broken out during flight at the
back of the helicopter baaed at Fort SUI, Okla .
Railmen:
Workers'
drug use
rampant
WAS HINGTON (A P )
Boredom. peer pressure and bad
management create a climate for
widespread drui and alcohol use by
the nation's railroad workers. two
crewmen 1n' olved an last year's fatal
Amtrak crash say.
The former Conrail workers told
the Senate Commerce C'omm1ttec on
Thursday of co-workers who con·
sumcd as much as a case of beer a day.
brought bottles of hqoor 10 wor~. or
u sed marijuana. cocaine.
amphetamines and o ther drugs.
"Overall. dnnkang was encouraged
on the JOb. especially ~hen I was
hired on :· said Rick) L. Gates. who
was the engineer of the three con-
nected Conrail locomotives that on
fan 4. 1987. collided with a crowded
Amtral.. oasscnRer train.
l\h:en people "ere killed and 175
inJurt·d 1n the accident. the worst in
Amtrak hmon. which occurred in
Chasc'. Md. ·
Gates. an admitted alcoholic. and
brakl'man Edward W. C romwell ha' e
admitted 10 'imo k1ng marijuana in
thl' hKomo11' e eah o;ho rtly before the
accident
Gates was charged "''h 16 counts
of manslaughter but was allowed 10
pkad guilt) to JU'it one count in a plea
agr~ement Fch 16
He fan''> \entl•ncing March 29.
Cro m .... ell. "'ho 1eo;t1ficd separatel}.
"as prl·pared to testif} in court
aga1mt Gate'> and ....,as not charged in
the d1'-a'>l1:r.
Bush, Gore object to ouster of Panama's president
The <.. unratl l·ng1nes went through a
c,top signal and into the path of the
'.'l'\\ Yorl -hound .\mtrak train. The
National TraMpo rtat1on afct)
Board has blamed the accident on
marijuana USl'
By The Associated Press
Prc5.tdrnt1JI ~;1nd 1JJtl ' ( 1n•rgl Bu..,h anJ \lhat (1nrl· Jr
o hJelted ,trongl~ 1vd.1' to l''l'ntc, in PanJmJ \\1th till' 'Ill'
pre'>1den1 JnlJrtng .. "l' ,,tlJ d11 "'hJtl'\Cr ,., nnl'~\J~ .. JnJ lhr
T ennl')~l' \\'1131111 \llggl'\l lll~ l'l(lf1"1111l C.Jnl11on~
(,url' l J01pa1gning 1n Fh1ml;i al\o ,olllllll'ntl'd on Jnothl•r
I Jlln -\ma1lJn \UhJell 1.:all1ng 1111 ht'> rt'al'> to -.upp11n .1
human• tJnJn-J1J PJl l..Jgl· fu1 thl· 't\araguan ( 01111 J' 1111\\
Jl\:nJtng in ( ungn·"
rm mar~ -and~·aul u<, e\lra' aganza on \.larch 8. Sen Bob Doir· ..
lJmpJtgn "a' "l'Jthenng some internal ~truggh:s. a!> campaign
mJnJgn Aili Broll.. tired t\\o top ~tra1cg1sh on Thur'>tla'
On P..tnama liu.,h s:11d toda\ 1n urecn,tlk. \.( . "We \\Ill
J11 \\ hJll'\ l'I " rll'l l''>'>Jrl lo [l
0
rOtl'CI .\n1l'rtl'all lnll're\l\ JO
P.1nam,1 \\r·,l. g1•l tfl'Jt~ 1ntC"rl''>tson thcrnnal I don·1.,..ant to
rJttk an: \Jhn·., Hu\ \>.C \\OulJ ob' 1ousl~ as the l 'n1tl·d State'>.
.tnJ I ~'uuld . rl''>1.'r\l' thl· nght IO do "hatl'\l'r 1\ nlTe'isar:.
1nduJ1ng m1lttar: lorl'C. ll> protl'C.'t .\mtnca"" 'aard 1ntl'rl''il 1n
thJt rq;.1nn 111 tlw "'urld ..
uates told the panel that he
bel1c,l·d 10 Pt·rc1:n 1 or ::!O percrnt of
rail "orl..1:r'> dnnl.. or use drugs on
dut~ Crom .... cll said the figure was
mi.m· like .. HJ percent or 50 percent.
:"l·1tlll·r lJllnJ lnr quid , mll1t..1r\ lllll'f\l·n11on though Bu'h
ra1~d the po,c,1h1lt1~ c1l \Ul h Jl u n n 111rt•,ro n'l'111 lhl· m t•rn1ght
out~tcr of· Panama·~ pn·\IJent ,1th 1 Ill' lnl'd 111 fi rl· mtl11.1n ·
strungmJn \1anu1:I '-.ortl.')!.a
In otha t'>'>Ue' 1n lhl· prt·.,1tkn11JI r;in·' PJt Rol)l:rt,on "
hlam 111g thl· prl·,-. J,11 tlw IJtl'\I n rn trn' l'"~ .,llrrl·J up b~ h1\ ( 1( 11•
prl·"Jl'nt1JI 1.JrTIPJ•gn ;ind a \lmma1ng ll'ud lx·t"el·n \lie.had
Dul..Jkl\ an<l H.11.h.1rd (1l'[lhar<l1 rnuld hi.· 'l'r'l'd un .11 .1
[),·mmr;it1t'"J1nn,·r tonight
T hl· t\\o ml·n al!>o said that "hC'n thl·~ hl'gan their railroad cart'ers 14
~l·ar., Jgo. :is man} as 80 percent of
their kllo" l'mplo~ees used drugs or
allohol Jun nit "orl..1ng ho urs. \\ I th I tk l It ,, I.. 11, I.. '"It Utl\\ n on .... u p1:r r ue<,Ja~ tl'll.' 211:,tall'
Former CHP officer faces Court upholds voters get final say
• 2of3death n off Ii d ·1r g retrial on murder charge sentences ~~RINA DE: R~ (AP~r~'oon ch~~n~l•<~~mum
~' DIH ,n 1 \Pi -' 1o:ml·1
( .ililorntJ ll1gh-'J: l'Jtrul nllill' \Ill
Ix n·tr1l·d "" hJ r~e' .. r \lrJnl' ·1~ .1
mutun.,t "h1t1.• 1•n J ut •h1. ,., .... , •
llll(lfOe\ Jnt111Ullll'J Jfll'f .1 'l \lfl,I
"'a'dl·darell rn < rJ1~ PrH·r '"lllllkt
trial
Judge K1rharJ HullmJn Jl'l 1,1 nl .1
ml\tnal Thur\dJ\ .tit•. r lhl· "up111c•r
( OUrl jUf\ dl'Jtll11\l..l·d ~.'\I ll l,1\ II 111
lOn\ ll'lllln
.. , OU l30 fl'\! J\'>Ufl'li lhJt ti •"'
\\Ill ll\.• fl;lrtl•J .. \J tJ 0 1\tr, I \I
tornl'\ Ed \t1lk1 .tlh:r nh'l'llll~ " 11
proK'(utor Jul\ Jll (l.,f1.,\l ti
Pl'\l'r. ,-111 p, "J\ \\ J' .ll U\1•J (II
ti rst-dl•grl'l' mu rJ l • ·, n t hl I),
19 '6. '>lrangulJt1on t1I r .ir.1 r..n .. 11 ,,
,:!O .. )ear-old \an Dtq?c. \tJll' I nt'l'l·
\II\ \IUdl'nl
ThcJur) dcadlm l-.l•J 1111 11' '' '1 ntl
da) ofdd1hcr.111un' alll't thrn \1th
"The proc,elU11on did nut prl'\t II'
1·nou~h l'' 1Jl·nll' t1111111 1• d' m · 'li.1
\11 1 11.:~cr '-'J' guilt\ .. .,,11J 1uwr
1," ph Dornl r ;1., 1n npl<.11n1ng h1'
\ • ll lnr ,tu~Ullt.tl
l\\l·r k it unlln \''l"rt thro ugh .1
11,1 1-. J11111 ol thl 111urth"u'>l' "111l11ut
LI 'llnll'nt H1-. "111.· h.Jn·n \J1d
,, 1htlk lt1Urt .. , h.t,l'.il"-a" 1huugh1
IH ''J' 1nnllll'nt II' in ( 1nJ·, h,inJ,
It . .i,, ·'" "111 lw .
l'n rr\ Jllornr' l<ohcrt < 1nnw-..
'Jill the ' l·rd1ll "J' J1-.;ippo1n11ng ltll
l'l·lr .1nJ olhl·r, '"'""l'J "HI\
l1l·ling' Jr\' 1111" h..; hJ'> 111 gt1 through
tlti-nr1.k J I JgJ1n a' do the 1 H'llm"•
!J:llll. thl \\ 1tnl'\,l \ ..tnd thl' lCIUrl ..
I hr ' l11111·, p.trl'nl\ \am JnJ
111 l' f...nntt JPfX'Jn•J \lunnl·d h\ thl·
•11-t 111.h 111 thl n111nthlong 1ri'JI
"htl h lx'gJn nrnrl' 1han d 'l':lr ,111a
tl11·1r JJughter", m urder ne;ir a ln.-l'-
''·' rn n11rthan ...,,Ill D1l·g11 C oun1~
\Ii'> f...n nlt "l'Pt ,I\ '>hl' .ind hl·r
h ,,h;ind ·rn hrall'd
I IU h tJ U>Url till\ \\('rl' :t'>l..l'cl ti
GO TO YOUR ROOM
OUT OF BUSINESS
SALE!! /
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~~h 90 3 OFF
CH/lORfNS Cl 01111
1120 SANTA ANA .1,.
, • .. r 1 r
.; 'If ... A I A
thl IJm1h u 1uld lndurc a rr tnal
\\ l' re tuugh \\ l'll do 11 for Cara
\.\l're going 10 ~l' 11 through for
( ar:i." c;a1d a tearful Mrs Knott
"L\l'r\ da' of the tnal "as ltl..e
attending Cara's funeral over and
ml rand 11\ l'r ;iga1n and rc.-li\'ing. the
,,~,111~ ot hn murder." Sam Knott ,,,,J _ ,1Jding the~ "'nu Id not comment
lurther hl'C.all'>l' lhl· ('J Se \\as pending.
Pnl'I h." IX'l'll lll'l' on $I m1llmn
h.,m( th111ugh11ut the tnal. •
I hl· P"''l'l Ut11m 10 thl' 1nal that
hq:;in I.in I'' .tlkged that Pl·~ rr
patrull1n~ lntl'"IJtl· 15 on Dec 27.
I 1 h ''''llfX'd C Jra Knott hccau~ o f
J lll'll'lll' l 1.111 ltght and forl·ed hl·r to
d1 " l' d11" n J Jarl.. 1<,ola1t .. ·d ofT ramp
I In "hlll' \ 01 1..., .... agcn Bcetk was
found ahandnncd 1n a cul-dc-sae near
thl· hottom uf thl· Mern Road e\lt.
and her \trangled bod~ was found at
the bottom of a nt:'arb' 65-foot
l11tth"a: hndge ·
San Bruno man wlns
$9.5 mllllon in Lotto
<)-\"' r R .\ '\/( I~(() 1-\PI -fhc
'-tJll' \uprl'l11l' < 1lurt\ handling ol
dl'Jth ix·n.11t~ ldk'> 1c. "mulh more
rclUlllll' than in the [laSI .. a SI.Ill'
pro..,l'l utor ..aid altl·r a '1nuall~
un1tl'd high lOurt 'otrd to uphold t\\o
dc.-ath c,cntences and rt'' l'f"l' a third
Ch1 l'f -\<,s1stant ..\ttornl'\ Gl·nrral
Stl''-l' White also . !>31d ·after the
Thursda~ ruling'> that ··it lookc; like
thl· la" ,., now fair!~ predictable."
All thrt•e of the dl'l'1c.1o ns .... l·rc
.... nttl·n "" ( 'ht~f Justice M.lco lm
Lura., \1nc.r rnn~n at" e'>. headed
h~ I ul·a, gained a maJortt) on the
l oun la\! \Car. SI\ of I 0 death
scntC'nu•., h:i, e ber n upheld. all four
of thl· rnersalc; ha'e tx·en unan1-
lllCIU\
I hur\Ja\\ rn1:r..al 1nH>h1:J thl·
caSl' of Brian Dark I lak '"h11 \\J\
convicted of fatall} 'hooting l\\ 11
elderly men. robbing Onl' and ;11 -
tcmpting to rob the other 1n
Bellflower and Cemtos
I he court r1:' l'"ed till' \l'rlll'nll'
hl•l ,tu~· J \urx·nor < nurt 1udgl' l.11kd
10 hulJ a hl·anng on I lak'c; u1mncten-
'' 111 '>land tnal dl'c.p1tl' .,tmng
n 11.kt1l l' ol nwnt.tl dt'>turhann·
I Ill ht~h , 11urt 'Oll'd 'i-2 to uphold
<i \' FR-\:--1( l'iCO (.\Pt -\\Jn lhl lk.11h \l'llll'nll' 111 rnl H l...1mhk
Bruno mJn h11 :.ill '" Lo1111 numht.·r, 1111 1 lw \ugu't I 1Ph fatal '>hoo11ng' 111
to"'" more than \Y 'i8 million ll.111' .ind \\Ulllll' ~largulln 111 I O'>
Kil h.trd /1mnwrmnn N turnnl \ngl In till' 1.tfX' of Mr'I Margul1e'
111 hio, "111n1ni Ill i..l't on I hur\da' ,11 .111J lhl hu1gl.11 \ 111' ~largulle'>· \terl'O
lhl· lottl·r~ 11flitl' 1n \,1n I ranl l\tci l'lJUIPllll'lll '11111·
l hl·numhll\th.1t"onth1•t11ppr11l' In tlw 111ha lJ'-C. lhl· court una111
Voll·rs in an Lu•~ Obispo Count ~ ( ornm1ss1om·~ l·emlied Measure
"'" ha\C the last "ord on offsho re otl -\ aftl·r dl'll·t1ng a pro' 1so tacked on
dnlltng in theirart'a the state Coastal b' rnunt> <,uix·n 1sors that .... ould
Comm 1ss1on con farmed ha' l' <.tnpix·d thl· romm1ss1o n of all
The comm1s<;10n. b} a \Ott' of 7.J po"er O\l'r thl· granting of building
Thursda} night. n·rt1fied a ballot and operational pcrmtts. L1cbster
measure guarantt'e1ng count} res1-~1d
dents the final sa ) regarding an) Former ~an Luis Obispo Ctt)
proposed on-shore fae1ht} serving Councilman Rohen C1nffin told thl'
ofTsh.ore o tl demc k'i. said com -comrn1ss1on the prO\ 1socould cripple
m1ss1on spol.esman JJck L1ebster. the ml'a\un··!> effectiveness and abih-
"ln m) 'oil'. I ha'e to pa) vc~ ''to ''llh'>tand a mun fight. L1ebstrr
duw at1l·nt1on to thl' '01ce of the -~td.
f)l'upk· •• '>.ml ( u01ml'>\1o ncr Robert ..\ do1en s1m1lar local ordinances in
+ranlo the state. r1:scr"ing \Oters' rights to
The rnunt) ballot measure. ap. final offshore oil dnlhng appro' al.
flnH l'd h~ 'otnc, in "10' ember 1986. an.' being battkd b) lawsutts from the '~ uulJ rl'QUIH J '>JX'l tal ekc11on as a \\'cst1:rn Oil and Gas Organ11at1on. a
It n.il ''l'P f)l.:fcm· Jllu\qng the con-petroleum 1ndustr) group. L1eb5.ter
\lrul11on 111 laultlll'\ for omho re oil said.
and ga<> dnlhng. L 1rhstrr ~•d. He described Measure .\ a\ an "Tiu~ rnmm1~smn 11sclf"a~ l'•aab-ame ndment 10 the count} master
lt'>hc-d b) an tnt1at1\l'. \O 1fwe are not plan. 1mpos1ng a local coastal pohc}
going to Ix h~pu~ntiral: ...... e ha'e to subject to rl'' tC'"' b: the state com-
\Uflport th1~ 1n11 1atl\'C'. said com-m1~s1011
Minors' abortion consent
law blocked for this year
'l•\N ~R-\NC l~C'O (AP) -Dc-
'fl'll' .1 Ill'" -,iate la\\. an unmarried
Pl l'gn<1nl "oman undn I ~"' ill tx-ablc
111 h.1,e ;1 leg~I ahort1on th1'i \ear
\\llhuul lhl• "rllll'n COn\l'nl of a
r;11l·nt
thl· !\tatl··., reque'lt to lift that order.
of)'> '\1'2 2'' 111 llll m1d"l'l'I-f nt111 11111u.,h all1rnll'J lhl· tk.11h '>l'ntcntl'
l\-·N d1J"111~ \\ n llwc,da' night \,,.,l. ul R 1di<1rd I Im e\ for the Marl h I 9 7ti
-1 11 ~' -~ .111d ..ilJ. :ind lhl· h<rnu' l..1dnapr1ng and 'fatal ~tabbing of 8-;=:;;:;::;::;::=:=::=:=~;::=====::====~~~~~~~~~d~n~u~n~1~;;·r~";J;'~..i;-1~=======~:l·Jr-old T 1na Salazar 1n Ha)'ward.
\ unanimous state Suprt·me Court
on Thursda) cfTec11,el) blocl.ed the
la" for 198~ b} rl'fusing to allow 11s
c nforH·mcnt Junng a lawsu11 O\ er the
\latutC'!'> \ altd1t)
Thl' la ...... b) Assemblyman Robert
Fra1ec. R-C'arlsbad. is modeled on la"~ in man) other states. It ..... ould
mnke 11 a l'rtmc for a doctor 111
ix·rform an aho n1on o n an tinmamcd
"uman unlkr 18. II\ mg at home. "ho
did not ·ha\{' "'rtlll'n consent from
om· parent
-\s an altcmatl". the minor could grt
a ruling from a Judge that the abomon
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I he 1:1\\. ixrnsorl·d b> an 11-
ahortton group~. had IX:en barred
from 1al.1ng effect Jan •t by a Judge's
order in rcl>ponse 10 a lawsuit b)
doctors and fom1h -planning or-
g.'lniLattons. Thl' h1g·h court denied
The la~ ult. filed by medical and fam1I~ planning o rganizations. con-
tc1:1ds the law 'iolatcs the right 10
pm 3C) under the state Constitutio n
b~ re 1r1cting minors' abilit)' to de-rjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiijijiiiijjijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill c1dc on thcar owo whether to gn e TO N birth or abort.
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Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday. February 26. 1988 * A.a
Noriega's ·ouster backfires; Panamanian president out
PANAMA CITY. Panama (AP) -The National Noriega. under indictment 1n the United States on drug uri<.-d a trade embargo again\1 Panama but ~1d h( 8 u1 "°oriega and his supponcrs mo'ed qu1ckl\.
Assembly convened an emeriency session today and traffickin& charges. decides to chng 10 pov.cr opposed U .. m1hta'$ in ten cn11on The National .\ssembl~ was called into sessio n:·
ousted Prni<knt Eric Anuro Delvalle after he tried to fi rt' In an auempt to assen c1vil1an co ntrol o'er the Panama. wuh 1._ million p:ople as hcadquanl·rs for ah hough opposition !av.make~ 1n the 6 7-member
the nation's military chief and de facto leader. Gen. govern ment and the I S.000 soldiers and police under U .. m1lita f) operauons an Latin o\menca legislature boycotted the 1 a m meeung Both Deh,al~
Manuel Antonio Noriega. Noriega. Del valle tried Thursday night 10 get the m1lita l) The U.S. Southern Commdnd has 10.000 troop\ and and Van· President Roderick Esqua\l~I v.ere removed In a I 0-minute session. 38 legislators voted Delvalle to replace Noriega. It refused. 20.000 dependents an Panama The l ' garmon "a' un from office.
out of office and accused him of promoting U.S. Davis spent most ofThursda> night w1 1h Del valle 1n alcn and told American) 10 ~Cl'P a lo" profile during an' Non .. ga. v.ho ~~. he 15 innuu.·nt ol all tharges. did interference in domestic affairs by try ing to force Noriega Dclvallc·s home. along with 30 10 40 people. sources said. unrest. '"
out. Drivers honked their horns and '>Ome v.aved whale The White House c-allcd for r'looriega ·s r('\agnataun nut co mment pubhcl} on the e\cnts .
,
The Cabinet immediate!~ named a new chief of state. handcrch1cfs immediately after Dcl,alle announced has after his indictment 1n Florida on Feb 5. Och alll ., Och alloa1d ofh1s opponent\ ··The' "111 notrCCC!"~
liducation Minister Manuel Solis Palma. who was sworn plan to oust Noriega. Both ha'e been s1gm ofoppos1uon attempt to oust oriega Jnnountcd an a natiun"u.k alli'planle lrom an) country that take'> pndc in beint •
in before dawn. to Noriega. broadca st Thursda) night rl'll'l'cd rmmedaatl· OJl ~ing Jl'm()(rat1l I lont1nue 10 feel that I am president of dw U.S. Ambassador Anhur Da\ls said the .S Delvalle called has ov.-n ouster ··c.ome1h1ng legall} from th e Un11ed tall'\. rl·publil.. "'
government would not recoaniu a rcpla~ment for despicable that onl} fulfills a formalll\ rn the mi nd of "At 1h1s 11me. "e "ilnt 111 m1cra1e vur um~uahlicd From his home Dehalk ~ad he a~ked Nonep to
Del valle. In Washington. Sen. Alfonse D'Amato. R-N. Y.. tho!>C v.-ho want to grasp pov.er at an ~ cost ·· suppon for c1v1han cono,t1tu tmnal rule an Panama ·· '>aid ··rellfl' .. a'> soon as the L and1nmen1s "ere annour\ccd.
said U.S. m1l1tal) in1e~en11on m1R;h~1_·:be~J:U~U~1fi~1e~d~1_f~~-1_n_a_n~1n_~_n~~-"~w_1_th_·_·c~B~T_h_1~'>-M~o~r~n~1n~g:.·_·:0e~1,~a:l:le~~~~h:•t:e~H:o=u=~~s~po~kc=s~m~a=n~M=a~r=l•=n~F~1t~<~";a~1e~r~~~~~~~b~u~1~t~h~~·~~~n~e~r=al~r~e~tu~ .. ~c=d~~~~~~~~~~~~~
lsraelis kill
two Arab
protesters,
wound five
JERUSALEM (AP) -Israeli
sold1cf) killed two Pales11n1ans and
"oundcd fi ve today during protests
on the Moslem Sabbath. Israeli
officials cautioned U,S. Sccretal) of
State George P. Shultz to mo' e slowl~
on proposals for .\rab self-rule 1n the
occupied 1cm 1ones.
One Palesun1an V.as killed in the
refugee camp of Jabaliya an the
occupied Gaza Strip and a second was
shot dead 1n Hebron 1n the occupi ed
West Bank so uth of Jerusalem. an
arm) official said, Four other Arat?s
were wounded in Hebron. he said.
An '\ssoc1a1cd Press reponcr saw a
fifth wounded Pales11n1an an Nablus'
Al ltt1had Hosp11al.
The deaths bri ng to 6 7 the number
of o\rabs confirmed killed since
noting broke ou t an th e occupied
West Ban~ and Gaza Strip I I "'eeks
ago
The arm~ official said the death
and "ound angs an Hebron occurred
when "soldiers fired at the legs of
hundreds of Arabs coming out of the
mosque after the crowd did not
disperse v.-hen tear gas and rubber
bu llets were used ...
The official. speaking on cond111on
of anon) mat). said he had no dc1a1lo;
on 1hc Jabah"a fataht\. But the Aral>
o" ncd Palesune Press Sen 1cl' said
suld1crs shot and l-..1llcd a I 2·H'ar·old
bo\ there and wounded as ma·n, as 20
01hcrs ·
T"o Palestinians ''ere arrested
ou t'iad(' k rusal('m's sacred Dome of
thl' Roc k and al Aqsa mosques
car~ mg sharp spiked weapons and
na 1ionalast1 c: pamphlets. cat) pohcc
said.
Shult1 met separate!) "Ith Prime
M1 n1s1cr Y11zhak Shamir and has
pohucal n' al . Foreign \11n1stcr
h1mon Peres. hult1 arn,cd Thurs·
da\ for a fi , c-da' '1s1t to present l 1
proposals for cnchng the \ 1olence
Informed sources said Shamir
urged hultz to move slowl) on
Palcst1n1an self.rule in th e occupi ed
territories. Ht· sai d there should be "a
tame of testing" for up to three )'Cars
before ncgouat1ons arc held on a final
settlement. said the sources. The)
sJ><?ke on cond111on ofanonLmil) .
Shut1z·s proposal as understood to
be a two-step plan that "ould loosc.-n
lsrach cont ro ls O\ er 1he I 5 million
Palestinians in the occupied tcm·
tones 1mmed1atch and lead to nego-
11at1ons on a fin ai sett lemen t ol the
Arab-Israeli con01c1 b\ December
It is wide!) known that Shamir
rejects key clcmen1s. of the Aml'.ncan
plan. while Peres supports 11 an
principle.
Instead. Shamir has proposed se' -
era I )Cars of hm1tcd Palestinian self-
rule based on 1hc 1978 Camp Da' 1d
agreements. a plan rejected b) Eg> pt
and Jordan.
In Jerusalem. about 700 helmeted
not police circled the area arou nd the
mosques cafT) 1ng batons and tear gas
cannisters. After pra:rers about I 00
worshipers marched on the Temple
Mount. known in Arabic as Haram cs
Sharif (Sacred Sanctua~ ),
Some threw stones while others
earned an out lawed Palestinian nag.
burned an Israeli flag and sang
nationalistic songs before d1~pcrs1ng
peaceful!). Israel radio said.
Gorbachev
appeals to
Arm.enians
MOSCOW (AP) -Soviet leader
M1kha1I Gocbache' made an un-
prccC'den1cd public appeal for calm
today 1n the protcst-pl•auC'd rt'pubhc
of Armenia. but thousands 1ano~
him and took to the streets in a "sea of
banners." witnesses said.
For the past fi ve days. protesters
have jammed the center ofYtrevan.
Armenia's capital. to demand that a
rq1on of the nciahborina republic of
Azerblidzhan. N11omo-Karabakh.
whost population is more than thrtt-qua~n Armenian. be ma<k pan of ·
Armenia. _ The Soviet Communist Pany Cen·
tral Commmce. over wh1rh
Gorblche' prcs*s over as tcneral
sttretary. rcJccted the call earhcr this
month. That sparked street protests
In Ycrtvan in numbers without
ptteedcnt in the 10 )'t'l'1 or Soviet
hisaoey. Serie• Oriaoryants. an Armcn11n
dissici-nt. sa id a IPC'tth from
Gortiechev was read ovtt Armen11n
a111e-run rad1o at 11 a.m b)• V11dim1r
I. Oollikh. a non-votina tMmbtr of
the n1Rna Pob•buro. h was lleer reed
by Dolliih O\'tt k>al tdevis.on.11id Gc"ora M1ro&y1n. an ednor 11 Arme-
nian ao.tdrldt0. the llltt broed·
cateina authonty.
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Lungren hearings
Sacramento has dusted off the rack for Dan Lungren.
The Republican congressman from Long Beach was
"prosecuted." to use the words of a panisan memo. for the
high crime of being Gov. Deukmejian's choice for state
trea urer.
We have not always agreed with Rep. Lungren on the
is ues. But we are uneasy about the manner in which the
Democratic leadership dete rmined h is suitability for the job.
It looked more like an inquisition than a hearing.
Some Democrats paint the 41-year-old congressman as a
k.nl.'C-JCrk conservative who does not represent the views o f
tht· broad spectrum of California. He is conservative. But he is
tar from reactionar). And on an issue of great importance for
minonu es. Lungren played a key. positive role.
In the debate in Congress on the immigration reform act
l11 19 6. Lungren stood up forthe unpopular cause ofamnesty
for illegal aliens. This took courage.
Tbe Triba.ae of So Dle10
Presidential primaries
Those who spent the winter assuring us that the field of
t JnJ1datcs would be winnowed down after New H ampshire
''l'fl.' JUSl plain"' rong. The next big event wi ll be the Ma rch 8
~uper Tuesday primaries in 20 states. with about half o f the
nomrnJtrng delegates nat1on"1de up for grabs ... Cons1denng
thl.' numbl:r of candidates '"' ol"ed . the relative strengths of
l.'..tt h and the 'aned campaign strategies that will evoh e ... It
set· ms possible that the uper Tuesda~ 'ote v.tll be no more
<lt'llSI' e th.in was 'ev. Hampshire.
... dt'' rlopments offer mtnguing poss1b1lit1es for Cali-
fornia '01rrs. "'ho have been efTectiveh shut out of the
nominating proress for ~ears. The California and New Jerse)
pnmant•s on June 7 will close out the primar~ season. In past
~l.'Jrs. tht' California pnmaf) has m eant nothmg: it was held
after the nominees had a lready been determmed. But 1f the
nommation 1s still tn do ubt by the first "eel.. tn June. the
C Jltfornia pnmaf) v. 111 mean ever) thing.
Tbt Ventura County Star-Fret Press
Amtrak crash
Sl\teen people d ied. scores v.ere tnJUred. and ten-. ol
m d!tons of <lullars '-'Orth of damage \\as d on I.' v. hen a ( un rail
t•ngrnea run his loromotl\e through a stop sign and plO\\t'd
1n1u an .\mtrak. pas enger tram. The engint•er lt'Stl'd pusrllH'
for m;inJuana u se.
.\fter he pleaded guilt~ to one rnunt of mamlaugh11:r he
".!" S"~·n a ma\lmum enll·nce of fi't' ~cars in ptl <tnJ ::i
$1.000 lllll'.
'nless he had been hiding in a cave. Rick Gates knc\\
'' hJt martJuana 1.:ould d o to the senses. Gate al o had to 1..no"
thl.' damagt• J misguided train could cause.
l.)l> "hat'' as thl.' m essage'.' Si~teen dead passl.'ngrr-. equalc,
!'1,t· \1.'Jr~ ma\lmum. ''h1ch d oesn't sound lil..c much of a
Ut'll'f.rt·n1 Ill us.
The News TribUDe, Woodbridge. N.J.
Elected officials
U.S. E!'iATORS
Cranston, Alan IDI. 5"')., W. Centu" Bhd ::515. Lo-. \ngl'ln'IOI J45.1 213)21--21~6 ·
Wilson. Pete (R l. ~.to "il'"POrt (enter Dfl\t· .... ")u1tl' 2-tO
!'t'"POrt Beach. Y.2660 "'2tJ-l..t.,4. ,
\tail ma~ Ix addrec,-.t•tl lo l ' S Senate.'" :hh1ngton. D.C.
:1 'I t1
l ". . REPRESENTATIVE ~
Badba m . Robe rt t40tb Dist.·R ), 180 :--.e,,pon Centl'r
()1 1'1." \ul!t' 2~11. 'ev.port Beach. 9.2660. 644-4040.
Oannemeyer . Will iam t39tb Dist.-R ) 1235 N. Harbor
Bh J . Fulkrto n 426J2. Q92-0 141.
Dornan. Robert I 38th Dist-R), 12387 Le"1'i St. ">u1tl.' 2lJJ.
t •• mkn G ro't' Y2640. 971-9292.
Lungren, Dan 142nd Dist-R ), 55 5 E. Ocean Bh d .. Su1ll.'
'S1J5. Lo ng Beath. Y0802. (213) 439-0219.
Packard. Ron (43rd Dist-R ) 629 Camino de los Mares.
">uitt' 204. San Cleme nte. 92627. 496-1343. '
\lad 111.n tx· addressed to Ho use Otfo.e Building.
\\ .1-.l11ng1un I)( 20515.
TATE SENATORS
Berge on. Marian { 37tb Dist.-R ) 140 :"ie" pon ( l'ntl'f
I >11 \ l'. Sui It I 2U. :--.ev. port Beach. 9 2660. 640-1 13 7
Carpente r. Paul 8 . <33rd Dist.-0 ) 5400 Orange .\\l'nUl'.
( \J')rl''>'>. 4ll'1.\0. 952-3201
Royce. E dward 8 . (32nd Dist.-0 ) 166 1 ~. Ra~mond
\\l' .. Suitt· 211 . .\naherm . 92801. 87 1-0270.
Seymour. John f35 th Di!lt.·R >. 2150 T O\\ nl' ( \·ntre Platl'.
\l\Jht'1111 \12~1Jh. 31:<5-1700.
During. '>n'>1on-.. matl ma) be addressed to "tt:Ht' ( ·ar11ol
"o.ltl.llllt'nlu. 'I) '14.
STATE ASSEMBLYMEN
Allen. Doris (71st Oi!lt.·R ). 5911 Cemtu-. ·\\l' <~pre''
9111, '' J. :<~ I· I 500.
Brown, Dennis (58tb Dist.·RJ, 1945 Palu Vl'nk \' <.'
I ong Beach. 9U 14. (213) 493-5514.
Ferguson. Gil (70U1 Di1t.-R ), 4667 MarAnhur Hhd ..
~u1tl.' 305. Newport Beach . 92660. 756-0665.
Frinelle, Nolan (lttb Dist.·R I. 17 195 Nc\\hOr>t' ~t .
£ uunta111 Valle,. 92708. 662-5503.
Johnson, Ro11 (t4tb Dlst.·R ), 150 I N Harhor Bh d . r ulkrton. 92635. 738-5853
Lewis , Jou R . (67th Dlst.·R >. 1940 :.... Tu-.1in \' e
Orange. 9266 7. 998-09 0.
Longslaore, Riclaard E. ( 72nd Dlst.-R). 14 5 50 Magnolia
t .. Suite· 20 I . Westminste r. 92683. 895-4334.
During sessions. mail may be addressed to tate Captto l.
acramcnto. 9581 4.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Staaroa. Roser -I st District. 834-31 I 0
Wieder, Harriett -2nd District. 834-3220
Vasquez. Gaddl H. -3rd District. 834-3330
Rot ... Don -4th D1 trict. 834-3440
Riiey, T .. omas F. -5th Disirk t. 834-3550
.\CJdrcss: 10 1vic Center Plata. Santa na. 92701.
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Uf W a., SI Cos•• .,.._ CA
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· ·a111esple took the stack of petitions from the city clerk and tore them
JntolltUe pieces rtght In front of the protesters. 'That.· he said. 'Is what
/think of your petitions.' "·
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... 1ttE PRED\OMlkL CAMPAkS~ f>LALOM:.
State Republicans caught
in rare battle for Congress
AC'R.\MENTO -It's unusual
for a ( aliforn1a congressman to face a
st·rious rl··dt•c11on challenge
It\ nt•n morl' unusual for that
chalkngt• 10 dl·,l'lop \\lth1n h1\ o"'n
pan~
.\nd 11·.-, dO\\nright strange for that
1n1rapart~ lh:tllenge to hn pix·n
among Rl·puhltl.ins. 10 \lhom pan~
lo)alt~ 1~ an ar11dc: ofpolt11cal faith.
Rut thJI\ \\hat's hapix·n1og thl'\l'
<la's un tht• .imuc:n t San Frann~o
-Pen1nwl.t
Ernest l\.onn~ u a refugl'l' trnm the
Hungarian upri,1ng., ol thrl'l' decades
ago. Jn l'\·'il:tll' J\\c:mhl~ man and a
tir~Ht•rm tungressman. 1~ under
~tt•ge
ll'<; nol d10icuh lo undt'rstand '4h\
Konn\ u 1s out of touch"' Ith the loc:il
Rl·puhlit·an esta blishment. "h1ch 1.,
1dculog1rall) centrist He's a rough·
nl~wd con,en atl\e, n kmd nl Rl··
puhlil·.111 1 ~·Jnl·ck.
l\.lllln~u probabl ~ \'Ouldn't ha\C
\\11n thl· I ~th Congn•.-,s1onal District
Ill thl· fir'it r!Jte t"t C1.·pt that the •>111..
'"'l 1-tng I\~' eould n'1 agn·c Jmong
!hl·m,l·h t'' '"' a successor 10 Ed
, ,l h.111 J \till on \ Jill'\ C\CCUt I\ t'
\\ h\1 Iii thl· dl\lrtCl l1t.c J glO\t' tiut
\\ho \\ J'> i;.1 \ ing up thl· St'at for a shot
Jt thl' l · \ 'it•nJtt' 1n I %6
/,th.1u·~ predele~r,or. Pc h·
~h ( h)'>l.C~. Jl\O had g1\ en up !ht· \t'at
1n I 'll'I~ 1,1r a ~cnate run and htt ''a5
to~ inti." 1th ;i rl'lurn in I 98ti hu1 the
!11,.il l·,1.1ti1t ... hml·n1 couldn't sc11k un •
J lJnJ1JJlt' .111d K onn~ u ~lipped 1n
flw dump-1\.onn~u mo,cment
'>h•ltt·J into hi gh gear after he '43'\
damagnJ h~ pu blished allegation'> of
~1.'\UJI hJrJ\\mCnl IO\ oh 1ng fl'malc
~tJl1 nwmtx·rs and a ''oman lobb~ 1st
\Id 'lo">t.l·~ om:e again cons1dcrl'd
J rrturn Ill ruti11cs but l'' cntuall~. the
lulJI Rl·pubhtan le<1dcr~h1p ~11kd
on .111utht·1 archet)pical Penin~ula
Rt·ruhltt an '-lianford la" profe~sor
Tom ( ampbcll. a former Democrat
'4hu '>l'nl'd 10 the Reagan admin1s-
1ra11on Campbell 1s ~ oung. polished
and moderate -the image') antith·
C'>IS of Konn' u.
Mc<. lo!>t.e}. Zschau and the god·
fathl'r of lo<:al Repubhcan1sm. rice·
1ron1c'> nim pan~ t~coon Da' 1d Pack·
ard. hJ\l' lined up ochtnd Campbell
and mon· than thrl'l' months befon.·
1lw primar~. thingsart•alrcad) gc111ng
ntl!.I\
The m als circulated among dcl·
l'&t11t'' 10 the state Republican con-
\ l'lllllln in Santa Clara la\t "eckend
'' hrlc tradmg charges. "-onn~ u. noting Campbell's past
a0ilta11on "'1th the Dcmocra11c Pan).
questioned his lid<.'ht~ to Rt'pubhcan
rmnc1ples "'hilc Campbell's sup-
portl'r\ circulat<.'d a kttcr accusing
"-onn ~ u of "engaging in misleading
~rc;onnl auacks" and emittmg .. tn·
nut·ndch. half-truths and m1skading
thJrgt''> ..
"-onn~ u dl'ptcts 1he campaign
.ig.11n't him a .. a po"er grab born of l~·:ir'> thJt hl· m1gh1 '>pot l Zschau·s
plJn' 111 run for the L' . Senate agatn
Ill l'N2 < .impbell. mcan\\h1k. 1s inw.ung
1h.1t lx•tJU'>l' of h1' image prohlt'm\
.. l\.onO\u has alrl·ad\ lost 10 1he
Dt•mm:rah.'' ·
H~ that. ht• rnt·am that Konn} u. 11
rt•nom1 ntllt'J . ''ould tx· easy p1t·t.1ng~
fur 1tw Dl'l1HKrauc t·andidatt:' l hat";
mo~t lt t.d> iv.bl· an Mateo< uunt~
!'iu1x·,,1.,111 \nna fahoo. who \\Ould
h11 hJ1J un tht· 'l"\ual harassment
allqwtwn-.
l\.onn' u. mean\\ h1tc. "a H' his
o" n poil results "'h1rh tndll"atl'. he
sa\ s. that he'd beat fahoo more l'as1h
than Camptx·ll. ·
The l\unn} u-( .impbell shootout 1s
111.1 ~1ng \\<I\ cs tx·> ond th<' 12th 01s-
t1 ll'l '
Konn~ u 1s lining up ~uppon amung
other Republican congressmen and
his old colleagues in the conservauve
DAN
WALTERS
\\lllg ot the s1a1e ·\~st•mbl> tu countl'r·
act thl' hx-al re' olt.
.\lld thl' lOOll.'St "as an unspoken
issu1.· in lhl' Rt•puhltcan con' en11on
bank last ''Cdt•nd O\er \\hether
IOl'al part) organ1 Lat1ons had th<.' right
to endorse candidates prior to tht·
pnmar). The anta Clara Coun1~
Republican Central Commiltee had
pu~hl'd for that right -which wa~ no1
·$rantl'd -ill an11c1pa11on of becom·
mg '"' olH·d 1n the Konn) u·
Campbt·tt affair.
Camptx·tr~ ti1uc'>I problem so fa r
is that a~ a polttKal ne"'t·omer. ht•
lact.s name 1dtn111ica11on. He's
alrc:ad~. got brllboanh up along Srh-
ron \'alk) frl'l'\\a)~ and is wnt1ng a
.. column .. '4htch appears in paid-tor
span· 10 ltx-al ne"spapers
Eath of thl' fol t1ons ma~ spend a
half-m11l1on dollars before the Junt·
pnmar~.
.\t lhl' moment. KonO\u. wh1k
t·rn hattled. rcmams the· favornc
among IU1:al pohucal hclnd1cappcn10
be rt·nom1llated. although 1f he wins.
hl''d still fon· a tough re-ell'<'tion
bauk in '\;oH·mber 1n which man'
Republicans rnuld "tnd up voting
Dcmocrauc.
Konn) u's 1mmed1a1e prl'dect's ors.
Pt·tc McCloskl·, and Ed Zschau.
madt• h<.·adlincs Ile, ond their districts
and l\.onn~ u ~cc ms de'it1ned tu repeat
1ha1. although not in "a>s he "ould
prefer
Daa Wailers is • syndicated
col11m11i1t ill S.cramHIO.
Westminster's Elden Gillespie
never wilted under pressure
fhl' H'lt'lll death of UI\ 11! \\ C'il·
11111\\ll'' \l.1\01 Elden Ciilll:'Pll' at lhl' ·'t!" 1 •I ., I it .• , taken frum C )rangt•
< 1111111' 1111,· of its mo!.tl ou1.,tanu111g
dn tl·d utfo 1.il'> Elden Gtlk,p1e \\a\.
Ill I.It I .I llHKkl fur all othl'I '> to
lollcm
Ht•l'au~c \\e~tm tn<;ll'r dun 11111
gl'Ot'r~tll~ {!l't the h1gh-protile l'tl\
aa~w 1n tlw rnt•d1a. ~h 1ch •~ l'llJoH·d
h~ \Ut h largl·r <"1 t1cs as .\nahe1m and
~Jnt.1 \na or such 'il'"l'r r111e' a ..
Nl'\\Pllrt fk,ll h and lnrne. (r1llt·<,p1r "a' not ·" \\l'll kno'' n :t'> othl·r Or;\ngl' ( ounl) ma~ors or u>unnl
JX'f'iOn'>
Rut here "as a long-11m<.' r ubht
\t'n Jn! deJ1l'ated to his c11' Jnd
mu,1 1rnportJnt of all -read~· at all
11mt•s h > do thl' nght thing. popular or
not.
HC' h'ed in Wcstm1nstt'r wh ile he
"as l'mplO)ed a<; a chemical cng1nl·er
for \tlant1r Ri chfield in Carson for .iO
)car\. and he loved his Clt ). When
a'kl'd tnal·rcpt nn nRpointmen1 to thc
"11' \ P.irk~ ~llld Recrut1on Con1-
m1~\1on hl· 1cnd1I) agreed . and \CrH·d
on that tomm1u 1on for ei&ht )ears
Then. 12 )U~ a10. li't decided hc
rnuld t'r' e h1~ c11i _ t'\'tn better b~
lx'comin& a memocr of the < it~
\oun 11 He wa el«ttd to the
c-ounc1l and "Ii su~utntl) tl«l<'d
h) the cuunc1I to be ma) Or of the c1 1~
for sc-.cral term \\'hen Wcstmm'1cr
ikc11.kd IO ll:l \(' a popular!' elected
tnOJ)M. hi.-lX'camc the Cll> ·'i fir\t
llir~ul~ ~le~·•1:d ma)or 1n 1986.
Dunn hi\ )cars on the council.
G1lklrip1c !'(tired from >\1lant1c Rich-
field and bl'Jan &•' 1na more of ht'i
t1rne 10 h1~ <'•l' ·h ma)Or. he "as a
lhtun.· around C 1t~ Hall. occup~1111
IHS offi l' full·t1me
v1llC\prt'.' It'd th<' \\>~tmin\ttt C"11)
Council l.lunn& ·somf tr) 1n1 )Car\
Most notabl<' "U tht dramatic 1.nd
•I
rd.itt\t·I~ 'uchkn l'ha nge of West-
111111,ll'r from .1 m1Jtllc<lass. \\hl!c
ll>mm111111~ 10 mw w11h a rapid!>
,·,pa11d1ng 'iouthca\t '\sian popu-
IJ11or1
\\ l''>ln11n~1cr tx·rnmc a popular Cit}
ttu Iii\! tht• l\.on·an\ and tht•n the
\ ll'lnJmesc and olht•r i-\s1an groups
'" thq '4l'H' an'cptl'd in to the United
'-lt.1tt'' thruugh El Toro Manne Corps
\11 \1a110n 1n Orangl· Count). >\s the
\')1am began mo' 1ng into West·
1111m.tl'r 10 l'Stablish their homes and
thei r bu.-,uH.''>W'i. lcx·al whites beg.an to
retx·I.
To counter thl' movement of
.\smn.,· 1n10 \\\·-.1m1ns\er. cit111:n'i
tx·gan -\\hat t'l'iC -a petition dm c
J11nt·d al l urbing tht' number of
\,r~tn"> ''ho "'ould be 1llow~'<I to
mo' I.' into Wc~trt11nster.
One dramatic night 1t a C'i ty
C'ounc1l mC(tins. the pt"tit1on leaders
marched 1n10 the 1.:ounc1I chambers
"11h their petitions -hundreds of
ciignaturcs. .
Man) a cit) council person has
\\ 1llcd undcrcond itiOM \uch as these.
Hr~ were l'n:rndrcdsof s11na tur<.'§ and
\Cores of pct1t1on supponers. E'en
the bolck-st of ma)ors miaht continue
<;uch an 1uue to a subsequent council
mcctina to atlo"' tempers to cool.
But not Elden G1lkspee. 01lksp1e
took tht• stack of p<'t1t1ons from the
it) clerk -and tore them into hnle
p1rccs right 1n front of the prott,ten.
··That:• he ~Id ... IS \\hat I thtnk Of
>our P''llt1on&.
.. We can't put ltm11\ on the number
of .\'1an ~opk. the) 're comin1 O\'er
hr rr and \\Orkmg hard and h•'e as
mu h right as an)bod) el~ to be he~:· he told the people of West·
minster.
Then lhc~ was the mobt'k home
rent control t~~u1: Wc-stminster hu
mon! mobile home perts than dot's
MARTIN
BROWER .
an) o ther cit) 111 Orange Count}.'\ lot
of' oters live 111 thc'll' mobile homes.
and the) an· orgnni1ed. The~ fought
for mobile home rl'nt control. O\ er
<.iilkspie·~ ObJec11ons because he
~nC\\ it \\OU ldn't \\Ork .
G1llc<ip1e '43'1 righ t. It did not wo rk
and rn~t th t• nl~ a large amount of
mo nc} -a\ "ell a'i 1>3in -in the
prtx'e)~. (.j11Jesp1<.'·s. po111t was v1nd1·
t'atCd some time t~rnfter when the
Cit)' Council unanimously O\'Cr·
turned the rtnt control ordinance.
But fired · UP special-interest a.roups
ne,cr learn. or never care to learn.
and mobile home owne~ arc
lawnching another attempt at ~nt
rontrol in Wl'stminstcr.
Bui this lime Elden Gille pie will
not be around. We hopl' that some of
hrs rolluaucs on the Wes1miMtcr
Cit) Council.
"Ht "as a stra11ht-talk1n1 ma~or
"ho rould 11ke heated. comJ)le\ is.sues and d1~t11l 1hem 111to words th:u e' ef')'bod) could under1tand ... sa id
Wc'iminster l\dm1111strat1ve .Uii~
tant Don ndt™>n.
That he could. Evcryont can
undtntand tht' siaht i nd sound of
biaottd pct1t1ons tK-ina torn into httle
P•~ b) an hone t. humble and
<ktemuncd man naht 1n the fl<'C'S ofa
h0S1tlc cro"d ...,,..,.,..,.,~.., ... ,,.
wll# Matfl8 8t9tHt'I Or.,. 09· ,,,...,...
'LLlllRS
Martin Brower
Colaamlat
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UCibeagles
stir more
arguments
To the Editor·
I can ·1 lei th<' le tter pass on the
stolen t:wagks -}Our editorial was so
far ofT ba~c ) our 1mphca11on 1i. that
peopk who are empathic toward
a111mab do "ut ha\e compassion for
ix·opk ·
Have -.nu c\cr read a 1m1nal back-
grounds·\, hcrt• 1t •~ found that man)
of thl' peopk ''en· animal abu<.cr'i tn
1hc1r childhood') Pt'rha ps teaching
and rnndoning compassion for all
h\ 1ng things., ''hat 1s nt>t'ded -not
IO\C for OOl' .11 thl' l'.\peJl'>e ol lhC'
other. ·
The theft of I ,I bea~lec; is not the
n1mc. 11 1~ the theft ot the t:i pa)ers
mont'\ lo lht• tum· uf $90,000 that "
n 1m1nal ..\n1mal re'>t'art h 1s a big
bu'>1ncss. but I rt•!>cnt pa}tng m> ta'e~
to support 1ht'!ll' 1n .. anc stud1ts .
Lrt"s go to LA. take somC' homt'les~
peopk "ho lt\l' 1n the smog. bnng
tht•m 10 l '( I. coll' ert tho e kennelc,
tlntnl' thought 11 ''as a.good ideal.
pro' 1dl· thrw mt•JI\ J da>. and I'll oc1
'uu rnuld i.upport mort• than I \
jx·opll' and get '>ume arruratC' tcc,1
rt''>Uh!I on 'mog elfrl'I\
Th1\ \\Urld " .. adl~ lacking 1n
rnmpasc;10n::ttl' ix·opll'. \O don't k nm·~ thml' fl''' ''hen \OU !ind lhcm
II lhO\l' '>tud1c:s arl· so pa1nk!.t~ and
harmks'> "h~ 1!>n·1 L'C'I rerru111 ng 11~ 0'' n )lutkn\\ for tht: tr'it -student'>
l·an .ih\::t\'> U'>t' the mone\. and r m
<,url' thl'~· 1.nuld c,hn l.c off tht· c,mog
ma,i.s Jnd 1ump llff the treadmill
hi:lll'I 1h.1n 1h1>'>l' unlm'-> t>eagk<.
HFLL '\ E\ FR".!
( O'\la ~1t'\3 . . .
fo I hl· Ed 1 lllr'
Pow \111111.il I 1haat1 un t-ront
T ht·~ u)mm11 gr;1nJ IJrn'n> .inJ tlll·n
tr~ tot'\ 1n1.·t· publil· :-.\ m path~ 10\\,mJ
dog'> )ll tm l'r thl·1r 1.ri111c
I lw U\C ol .1111mJI\ <I'> .1 mt•a n' lll
1mtHm 1ng m.int.1mr\ Ilk 1i. .1 ''di·
JllCPICd Jlld h1ghl> \U('ll'\<,lul pr3l·
t1u· "-ulh nJ)l'rtnll'lll'> hJ\l' bruughl
u' 11t•\\ drug ... anJ lik-\J\ 1ng \urga~
'"l h ·" l .trd1.ll ti\ J)J\\ 1n:hn1quc<.
I hll\l' li l-l' \Ir \lhU nplo11 thl'
't\IU.lllltll dll0°I lt i..t• IU JJm1t thJI '1'
ix·1lt'n1 lll thl' an1mJI\ U!.l'd 1n
n·-.l.'.trd1 IJb<. .trl' IJI'> In thO\l' It'\'
l:t'>t''> "hl·rt• h1ght•1 m;1111111.1l!.t. 'urh a'
J og' or r nm::tll''\;lrl' used 11 .. houJd l11;•
110\ 11111\ thJI g_tl'.11 1.0lrl' I~ U\l'd 10
h.1ndlt11g th, Jn1 mJI hnau\l' th,·
.rn1111.it mu't Ix· trl'.llcd ll\l'r 11111~
ix·r111J, lll tllnt·
II 'l't'tll' 111 nw 1h.11 11 ..\LI " '>ll
llllllCl lll'J .ihout J og,, ma~ tx· tht•\
\\Ould prl·k1 1h.11 .1handClnl·J h~thll''
Ix· U\l'U 111slt'.1J \!ta ,ill. lht'\ 'rt•
dit-.1p Jnd rcJJil~ J\Jtlabk
11 n \I.I . If \OU. rl' \\) \\ \ll I ll'd
.1h11ui 1. rul.'lt~ Ill .1111mal'>. lorgt·t d11g'
,rnd go find .1 \\,1~ 11J help .1hu,l·d
d\ildn·n. ''lll'rl' ~ou'rl' n·:ill~ m·nkd
11\c\ ~oulo .. urcl\ U'>l' \\Hll dn 011on
.!lid ~lltt'nllllll It'~ tlnll' ihJt \Ull kx•K,lll
tc1 ''<Irr\ ~1huut !lum.1n,, 1n\lt·nd ol
,1111111.11,
R \1 \\Oll f
:-..t'"rtirt lkJl h
Principal swap
was sound move
To thl' Ed it or:
I am <>1cl. anJ tm•d o l rcad1ng:ihuut
tht· pnnl 1pal 1r,1n,kr contm' t:r'>' in
tht· '.'ll'\\ port · \ksa 'il hool D1,trll't
0111 1n the rl·al hu.-,1nl''" \\Orld
\Oltnd·hll\tne\\ dl'l l\IOll'i. .Ht' m.1dc
t'Jt h d.t\ h• I ran,la or "' ap t'\·
t'\ ult\ t'' Jnd mJnJgl'r" 10 othn
po'>1t1on., of .:q ual \taturl' IX'c1c,1on'
a'> \Ul h arc uo;uall\ madl' h> tnlfl'<l'il'
a"'arl'nl·ss of operation'>. pohq and
goal,, nnd to atTord management the
upponunit) tu Judgl· capab1ht1e'> ot
thO\t' tn\ oh t•d ill a tl11Tl·rl'nt l'n' iron·
ml·nt It at ... o c.~n <,hakt' up thl'
'tal;\nJnt a~1X'l'I\ 11f rumnlat't'll('\
\\llll h .ll"a'' l'"'' 111 l'\en urgan11.t·
llllll -p.1rtit·ularl~ thO,l' \.; llh hllk <ir
no ix•r\\>llnl'l 1110\ l'nwnt . \ diangl' ol
1h1., t.rnd \\ill .ih'a" g1' l' 1hdll'holdl'r
lht• upporlun1t\ ul nc\\ thalk·ngt·"·
l''IX''urt· 10 1J t··" .ind mt·thod~ ot
utht·r~. ,ind the opportunit) 10 1m·
pro\ l' upon tht• \\fir~ of othe"' It''
ah\:J)' 1ntnt·-.11ng Ill 'l'l' ''ho can rt'-l'
Ill t ht• 0t'Ca\1on.
.\Iler ix·nJ1ng man) ~ca rs ao; a
p;.1rcll1 of rl highs hool student. Ollt'e
ma med 10 a local high ~l'hool tcacht•r
and t·urrcnth "11h man\ friend<. a.,
teacher!>. I :iri1 ama1l'd al lhl' lacl.. nf
proft''>'>tonJh\m 1n uur high o;chool
dr!tlrll'h. Tht') 'iwm to fear and rc'i"t
lo fun t1on ltt.t· bu<iinc SC'>. l'ar h "'1th
thc.'11 0\\ n ~l ol hU\tncss goal ...
Therl' )hould bl' demand' and
C\pcr1at1on'> m:ldt• or imposed upon adnun1~trato~. tcachc~ and non·
tcad1ing pc1 )Onnel. h hould be
encouraged "1th e\ er) one )trn ing to
pro' 1di: thi.-s<:r' ire of qualil} edurn
11on "-llh m:n:1muni t:ffic1cn'n
• omi.-11 mc:\ the.·~, goals an.• ach1c,ed
through a tram.fer or 1"0 1n order 10
pro' 1d • 1hc.' ~l'd" to stimulate the
aro" th of nf.'\\ rd<.'a'l and to attain !tu h
goob \\ h:u better opponuntt) 10
pro' tdc U) ta\pa)Cr$ and pal'e'nts
more 1n-.cstmcn1 for mont' and 11mc
pent
If C3 h of thew men des11n:ltcd 10
tmn f"·r their po 111ons careJ abou1
thew g~ls. the~ \\OU.ld Step forward
and ~n1 h this nonscn~ and d1srup-
t1on. It h:is 1.-rtatoo a n~t1\-C 1mpec1
n01 onl} on•~ hool dtitrl(t. but the
onimunm a "'Cll
Morr po°"'cr to the ~u~nntcnd('llt
and th~ \C'hool board. from one"' ho
" u\uall>-ach a••ns t ~from the Ol~r !ildc
P TIY" GORDON
tJun11na1on Bu ch
' '
Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT /Friday, February 26, 1988 * A7
AD...,....ENT
Former Dyru;isty Make-up Artist Speaks Out ...
~n Opeft Letter To All Wo1nen 0
Want Yot1nger-Looking Skin!
Dear Frie~d.
Have you ever looked in the mirror and
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worked on every kind of face and skin type
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perfect one!
That's probably hard for you to believe
when you think of all the beautiful and
glamorous stars in Hollywood today.
But the truth is that stars have wrinkles,
crow's feet, little laugh lines, creases or
something that drives them crazy. In fact,
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The only difference is that they have pro-
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hide flaws and look absolute ly fa ntastic.
Back in the beginning, when I first
started out, the only way to cover up a
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aging was to use heavy stage make-up and
powders. Of course, this did the trick, but
only temporarily. It never completely solved
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What I needed was a good basic product
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\\brking around the clock with chemists,
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Tried and Tested on
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When he's not backstage making-up Hollywood's glamorous stars. Bob S1ae11 can be found hard at wot1c in his i.bc>-
ratory. At last after years of research he has developed the perfect skin care system Bob was the ongmal make-up
artist on such TV hits as DYNASTY. THE LOVE BOAT. THE WALTONS. SPACE. as well as hl1 movtes such as
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u·ork so u·ell for both m.' daughter and me
u·hile o many other lines hace different
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skin. S1/kSkin and the Fwe .Wmute Beaut'
Program does 1t ..a/1.1•• -
A . Parry. A llentnu:n . PA
'"After the third dav. I realized h~u the
wrinkles and ltnes on my face u·at' d1 . ap-.
pearing. I looked year . .;; you nger und m.'
face {el t younger. ..
J. Bougher. u banon. IS
.. After using the ilk ktn ystem fo r 't>l't'n
davs I honestlv believe that you hace disco -
l'ei-ed a mirocfe product... -
F Jermolajeu -.. \ledrord .. \T
"Love. love. loce your product .. Bob .• W.'
beauty operator can~ get ~:er huu good m.'
face looks. It 's better than an_, /a te ltfi u e·t't'
euer een . Guess we'll ner·er need (l fle as
long as we hape you."
D. Edmonds. hnet·epvrt. L4.
" ... hou· pleased I a m with my 5·.Wrnute
beau(v progrom. Ml.' comple.xwn has nt•tcr
looked or felt better. ·
P.S . Prather, Carrolton. TX
" ... to be perfectly honest, words could not
exp lain u·hat terrific results I hon' had
and the compliments abou t hou· great my
skin looks ... ·
F Wright. Pinckneyt·1/le. IL
All the l' lette~ Arf' un ohc1ted and are on file-at the
11rcountrng offi ce of Kaplan. Lam hf'rmen & Wtober.
p ·"
This 11d d~ not ton tatut• an endorMmf'nt b'' the tal·
tont or •howf. ment1onl!'Ci ·
COPYRIGHT 1987 c.AUFORNIA COSMETICS INC
"/hate used et ery product on the market,
and then ome. and spt'nt a fo rtune. Your
products are {an tastlC and I 1nl/ u se n o
others from here on ··
X . Rothu rll. Baltimore . MD
"StlkSk1n ts m arl'elous. and I t.dJI cer-
tainly bt!come a regular rn,tomer. as I plan
to u e the product fo r the rest of mv natural
life 1't e nei·er been o 1 mpressid with a
·kin formula before You are to be congra -
tulated'"
E.D. Breskm, Houston TX
"Hal'tng used ~,lk kin for only one u.ftk, I
can ee 11 is amazrng. M-' husband (who
usual/.' LS too busy to notice J loo~d al ~
yesterda.' and aid 'Your face looJts so
bright'-;hat did 11. from nou.· on I'm on t~
Bob S1dt!il :-.kin care bandu.'Qgon .. ,
Mrs Rick Kmen. Boston , MA
'\\'ht•n I r•ft•rtng ""tlk km I said to my~ll
·ire/I her. ~ue.-: u·rth another product that 1
u ill pr"bal>l.' find doesn't icork eith er,' ...
. urpr1,.1 I reall.' did . ee the results in tlu!
i1r~t 11t1 k and (eel 1t ts impr oving each
do.'··
D Chnsten~en. Broom~ld, 00
.. Rt •• ·n ed m ' order of SrlkSkin and
start1·1! :., · t: 1i that n1ght.'T hought the
co .... mct1c I 'u' 11s1ng u·as th e ~st, but not
an.' n111 , I· tht• morning the~ is little or
110 ,,,, ... ,, "under m.' eyes. N o other cos-
me:1. ' • 1: •11 that for me.··
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CALGARY. Albena (AP) -
Kalanna "-111of8ls1 German\ u~d
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Thomas Thursda} night. cutting
a'ha) at her lead in thei r duel on ace at
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26. 1988
Cuba maf plaf night g•m•• after City Council vote. 82.
Golden Weat, Orange oaat power to baaeball wlna. 83.
Aifgies whip sluggish UC!, 75-59
New Mexico State limits
Engelstad to eight potn s
LAS C RUCES. N.M. -Fresh ofT three
straight ~ans. UCI pro' ed anything but fresh an
falling 10 New Mexico Stat<:. 75-S9 an a Pacific
Coast Athlctac AsSOC'1ation men's basketball game
Thursday.
.. When we played at our place. we got out in
the lanes and defended lake cra7)." said UC'I Coach
Bill M ulligan. "T onight we dad not cover a lane
once. We acted like we 'here tared . grouy ...
UC'l ltmated New Mexico State to 61 points on
37 pcrct'nt shooting that afternoon. but the Aggies
hat 54 percent from the field. including 6of 12 from
thrcc-poinl range. a nd 89 pern ·nt from the line an
Thursda} ·!> vac tol).
On the o ther side. UC! lost for the firsl time an
c1gh1 conference games when 11 has shot SO percent
o r better.
But Wa) ne Engelstad. UCl''> leadint scon.•r JI
:!3 4 points per game. was held to eight poirH.,, h"
onl\ \1ngk·d1git output si nce scoring fivl'" a1 ;-..I.'"
Ml•\1w State la'>t Fcbrual). Engelstad scored ooh
\\\O points 1n the second half. going scon•lc.,., 1111
nearl) 17 minutes ending with 4:SO left 1n lhl·
gaml'
.. That's going 10 happen," Mullaga n .,...,J
"Therl·\ goan~ 10 be teams taking awa~ "J~ nl
anll therl··s going to have 10 be guys taking up thl·
'>lalk
"!Xfens1,cl). the) bothered us a lot \\l··,l
nu" \Ccn four straight matchup tone'> Jnl..! I
thought "\.:" ~kxaco State's was the best It " J\n 1
uni: of our better performances and f'.o c" \k\ll•,
<;1Jll' had a 10110 do"' ith that ...
\\ h1k th.: -\n1ca1crsshot well. the) put uponh
4lJ .,hot'> indudang onl) :! I an the fi~1 halt alll·r
a'"cragang 57 shots per conference game 'l'" ~ln1to Stall' oulrt•bounded C'f. 26-19
"I don't 1h1nk ~e shot that poorl) "l' au't
d1dn'1 get an~ ~cond shots:· Mulligan said
I ><1"' n P-::!~ at thl• hall altl'r Mal e He\\ na1kd
J 1h1l:l .. pvin1 \hot at thc buller. LICI fell lurthl.'r
I~ hind earh 1n the final .:!O manutn Jeff !\1c( ool
h11 J thrl'l'·po1ntn to mal l' 11 S4-39 a1 11 23 bu1
1h1l·l'·prnnt goals b~ He'>'> Jt'ITHerdman and Ju,11n
\ndl·r')un Jround a pair of lree thro"'' b} Johnn\
l<.1tk·1.,on made 11 56-48 ""h 9-(J'\ to pla)
Hui l ( I Ol'' l'r pulkd dos..•r Herdman hJd
1hl h..111 \trapped on d la\t hrca~ and Virgil H..tm'
n.11kd unl· ofh1\ thrn· 1hrt·t·po1n1 ~oals to male 11
1•2·-'X The .\g.g1t''>con11nut"d on a J _.s run. '>purrl·d
h, '1' point'> lrum Roberson. 10 go ahead tlll·°' I
"tlh '~l} kit
Harns h11 b ol 4 '>hots including three ol luu1
lhrl'l-.prnnt .!tkmp1\. 10 le-ad the -\ggie~ ,-·
15·1~1 "11h 1-poinh and fi,e i.teals. Keith Ha ll
lJml· 1111 thl· tx:mh to )('Ore 15. Roberwn h:id I:!
..1nd \Id l>OI ..1dded 10 The ..\ggrl·s hit :!3 of :!ti !'m·
1h1u"' "h1k l (I attcmpwd onl~ four thr l'nt1rl·
gJml'
f\.e, 1n Flo)d led CCI ~llh IS po1n1s and ~t i le
lfrs-. Jddcd I:! points. ~'en assists and thrl't
">tl·JI'>
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1.J'a" S•e•t •' S•" Jow Sta•• 7 P"
" 11a~t• •' I lO ... .., .. u noteo
. the giant slalom.
W111 "'o n the short program por-
tion ofttw figure o;ka11ng.1appangand
twirling in her rhinestones and se-
quins to sho" music that included
"Hello. Doll} ·· T homas. unhappy
"Ith her marl\ for anis11c 1m-
prcss1on. "as second. ~at1ng lo _
upbeat music lhat bordered on
rocl "n'ro ll.
j
However. with her' lead after the
Winter Olympics on TV
(TonJgbt, Claannel 7)
8·11 -Ice hockc) (So' 1ct Union '~-S"'cdl'n). \lptnl' sk11ng ("omen's
slalom). SJX'l'd ~latang (women's
1.000 meta,). ~hort track speed
sl a11ng.
Edison's CIF
hopes halted
·_by Monarchs
11:30 -Da~ an n.•v1c".
school ligurn. Tho mas mo' ed into
fim place going into aturda~ ·s
fn:c'>t,lc. "h1k the ''orld champion
W 111 "·as M.'Cond. El1Labeth Manic\ of
Canada was third O\Crall. ·
··1 skatl·d a good progranr.-and I
hoi>1:d to ha' l' h 1gher mark!. ...
Tho mas said While Watt received
mo .. th 5.8s and 5 Ys for arta~ttl~ 1mpn:~s10n. ThumJ'> go1 5 7s and 5 8s
:tnd-ooe -S.6 from lhl.'_(Letho'>!P-
' alaan Judge.
It "'as a dJ\ uf\hon slcne~. 'ihon
'>ltrt'> and <,hort program~ 1n Cal~r~.
and the nvaln ht.·twl·cn Watt and Thoma')''"~ ht:a11ng up.
\\'hen l homa'> lin1shcd her rou-
t10l'. sl attng after W111. the Fast
German IO\\Cfl'd her e'ebro"' "i and
fro" ncd an dt'>Jppro' al.·
When Thoma'>· marks for artl'llac
1mprcss1on "'l'lll on thl' 'hoard.
Thl)ma,· niarh . ..\ll'\ Mc:Go"an.
said. "~o \\3), no "a~. II ~tanks ...
T hl'll hl' hdd hi\ nO'iC.
On ~tount .\llan. Tomba \\3~ the
man Sten marl "'a'i JU'it another old
man. -\nd Zurbnggl.'n "as an also-
ran
.. Oh. m' God. I did 11' .. Tomba
said. "I :im the strongest an the
\\ orld ...
Zurbnggt'n \\a'\ third. behind sah cr
m~·dalast Hu bat Strol1 of -\u'>tna. the
.\lpanc combined champion. ..\nd
no" Tomba gocs for another gold an
the slalom Saturda) and the pn1e has
father promised ham
"Ye~. I "'II get a Ferran from m)
faLhl'r:· Tomba ..aid. "I want at r.:d."
(Pleaae eee WlNTER/82)
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Chip Hanlon of Ediaon cbaeea looee ball ance and Mater Del'• Mike Hopldne looks
while Corey Kelly of Edlaon loea bl• bal-,. on durln& eecond quarter Tbunday.
Mater Dei ousts
Charge rs. 55-49.
reac hes semifinals
By ROGER CARI.SOI"
OllMO..,"-•Mlfl
~tatl'r De1 H igh\ \1onarlh'>
pro' l'd once again the~ ·rr ~1111 the
l1ng,11f(lf '· \ b.i kctba ll Thur,d:n
night u1;ang E:.dason Hagh·-. ( hargcr'>
a'> ..1 '1cpp1ng \lt>OI.' tu th<' ~m1tinJ I'
""ha 55 .. N \lllOn before aca~llU
nt1\\d ul 2.noo at H untington Beach
H igh
There "'as no big m.in an the \lain
CX1 attacl but the n.·suhs made 11
lool tal c tht•rc had bet'n a'i ttw
Monarlh<o beat 1he Chargl·r, on thl·
board'> and u\Cd a \!rung balanll'll
a11:id. to maant.ian 1he prn\urc
throughout
One lour-manutr pan in the '4.'l ·
ond quana ga'e Coalh (1nl°'
~kKn1ght''i \lonal'C'hs an 11...0 run
and 11 pro\ cd fa Lal for th.: ( harger<o
"'hn "t·n.· not able to rcalh come clOS('
to turning the game 1n1o·a stalemate
..1f1a railing ht.'hand. 2~-13
~lat('r Dea I I Q.~, marchei. on tu the
S('m" c'n \\ cdncsda~ agaan,1 \1
Bernard ( 20-71 Eda!.Oll e'm at 1-·I I
Jon Rtmhcn·, Chargers \\c:'fl' an an
uph1ll ,1ruggk to begin with com1der-
1ng \IJll'( Dc1°'i 1rad111on tthe
\lonar\ h'> arc thrt'l'-ttme defend in~ 5·
-\ l'hampann'> d'> "di 3'i state lham-
p1uns1 the lo '> lll point guard Dirl
Paul to mononudeosas and the often-
f~ared. oftl·n·rt·alttcd \Old <itrea~ thl''
hl.'Jped UfX10 thl nl\l'h C''> all \C.'J\llO
long
"Thl' "a' "l' \\\'fl' .. h~1t1n~ Im
'11rrr"l'd "'l' "\'fl" thal clo<.e · , ••ll·
Rice's three-po ill t barrage can't save Haw ks
HesparksOVrally, but
Lakewood wins in OT
dtl' b' 11." said On·an VtC\\ Coach Jim Harm.
\\ hu'd prl'fcr his team 10 pla) the role of thl'
underdog
"We pla)ed \\llh O'l·rall team hl'Sllanl'
f \l'r \1nrc the unset League <~here thl'
~aha\\ l s "-COi Q.1 10 "''" the t11le). \\e'rc no
lo ngl'r the underdog. When )Ou 're not cxpc-ctl·d
10 d o 'omething. )Ou·rr loose. When ~ou·n·
down. thl'n there's no thing to lose ...
Ht!> liN '"1h 2:07 left. l'Ut On·an \'1e" ·,
Jl·lil 11 lo lour l 52·4X1 Ha<. \l'wnJ homt1 <.hl'l'd
l .1l..l0 \\t11kf\ kad tu one. 52-51 \\1th I I~ Ill
pl.1~
~lall· Frohn On·.in \ tl'"' "1un11•r i:u.1 rd
'u'rl·J I: p1•1n" .inJ ll111r1x J t" 1r " r'• 11
g\1J I'
"That·, n111 1hc "a' • 1 P'·'' l .•h h ••t'
Harn' '>.l td 1't ht' t\ .1m' n1·l·,I ,,. ·~·.l 1• 1nt
\hot\ J o "' n thl 'lrl tl h
By RICHARD DUNN
DlltJ .... c.r1 I' I ,.At
Junior l\'Oll'r T 1xld '••rmJn ( ~ ,.h • • lh
a gamt··hagh 2J pt'1llt' IM nd·.rn \ . " · '
"'h1c:h led after 11m· quJrll'r 11 ' •1.. · ti LONG BE·\CH -He who laves h} tht•
three-pointer. dac' b~ n A.nd he "ho hesitates.
I!> lost.
Ocean \lit'"' High tasted the <iou r 'iadc of
both Thursda) night as host Lal e"oo<l dc-
ll\ erl'd thC' knocko ut punch an O\Crtame to
record a pulsa11ng \ICtOI). 63·6::!. an the
quartC'rfinals of the ( IF S-.\ pla) offs a t M 1l11kan
High.
..\ndrc Miller put Lakewood (I Q.Q) ahl'3d
b\ 'IC:\l'O . 5.:!-45. on IWO frC'C thrO\\S \\Ith .:! 2~
1e'f1 in regula11on Thai·~ ~hen Ocean \'1l'"· kd
b~ the uncon~·aous shoo11ng of !lt'naor ( mag
Race. decided 10 put on ats cape and S<t\l' thl'
\\Orld
l:hJJh .\nder')on. Lill'\\lX~f, '·I (l guard
"hl• maJt· Jll '\e\ ~·n of has lrl·c·thro" Jttl·mpts.
1ndud1ng thrl·c an O\en1me. ga'e the I ancers a
'4·51 JthJntagt· "Ith 52 'll'Cond' kfl 1n
r.:gul311 l1n un a p:ur o f free thro"~
But Rill' \I.h o cored 11 point<, an the
g.lml'. 11\·J 11 \\tlh 45 second~ ll'ft on h1.-. third
l11ng-r.tngl' 1umpcr Rice. "ho ma\~·d thl· frunt
lllJ o t J 11nl .. Jr\d-onc "11tua11on "-tlh fi,c
''l(1nJ, kit 10 fl'gula11on. lint\hed "'•th fi,e
lhll'l'·POIO ll'r'
tx·hand at halttaml'. :"·:!I>
.. \\ C' JU'>t d1dn·1 '\l1rel·n·"1~h ·II. r '" ,\
"\\ e·re ht.'tll'rthJn 1hJtt1t1("' 'rh \\ • ·1
~onn~ "<1-~ml· p.11n t' h' 111" 1 1,l1 "
dl'ft'Jll'<l t Paul 41 s, 1n •t-, fir,1' •
Lall·~ood 1umpl·d ,1u1 "' J '' 'J , . ,, ·••
M.lrt thl' 0 " l'rtamc [X"rtlx1 hut J ,h,•t tr •t" · ' 1k
b\ ~Orman and l\\l' lrt'l' 1l1rl'"' t>' ~ r I" t1rd
11· Brian C'amrx·r 111 Lall'''''''J r u1 ahr l .11i.r1'
"You wan by the three-point shot. and )Ou
Rice erased an) thoughts of an l'3rh
cclcbra11on b} the Lancers an the final '"'o
minutc!I ofregula11on as he connected on a tno
of thrcc·pomt shots.
"\\ hrn J gu~ get.-. too tight 1a1 lhl' lrcc·
thw" ltnl·). or l hlil l'"· lhl' t>all "u<1u3lh hon."
Ha rm ,,11d llf R1n··, lliul '>hot .. But 11 ~as Ooo)
long " (PleaM .ee HAWK 82)
G WC turnaround
leads to playoffs JoN
f EICUSOM
Haas. three others lead
bunched LA Open field
Aftcrlos1ng1he final game of the
South Coast C'onfercnct men's
basketball ~ason to Fullcnon Col-
lege. Gol<kn West oach Jim Gl'\"cn-
firld was evaluating has squad's
chanccsofbeing pir ked for the
Sou them California Rtaional tour-
namcnt.
He 1houaht the Rustkrs foll tn the
22nd to 28th seed ranae for the 26-
team rq1onal, and rtt<htcd his team·~
file of ma kin'-the tournament to
CcnitosCoachJack Botdanov1ch"s
lobbyina for the stl'\"nttfi of the South
Coast. which placed seven of iudaht
teams in the tournament.
Aftcraoina 1~7( l-4S incon-
fercnct pla)') the previous thrtt y~fl. thc2Jrd~S«dccUlustlen(5-9. IS.IS)
will ma.kc a return to reaional play.
traveliN to play No. I 0-Los Al\lttn
Hatt>of (9-J. l S.9). the KCOnd platt
team from the Southern Califomia Con~ntt'1 Amcncan Division.
Saturday naaht at 7:JO.
. ·Also Sltuntay. No I S OJaner
C'ous(5-S. l a..14)'8knthe...tan
the apmtftl roand at No. 11 Qa&y
( llJ..4. I 6· l3).1hcchamp1on ofthc
Southern ahfornaa C'onfettnct's
Na11onal D1v1S1on.
While O ranaeCoast won its final
thrrc James to llC Saddleback for
third 1n theOranac Empire Con·
fertn<'t. and v.on a coin niptoquahf)'
as the th a rd place team. Golden West
earned an 1mpartant Wln at Lona
Beach the final v. ('('k and went I ~61n
non-confcrtncc a t1on.
··1 thouaht ~C' had ••oodchancc
after I looked at the lctitimatt teams
ava ilable." Greenfield said.'' I
tho uaht WC' had tO win Ont Or \WO of
those gamc the final Wttk. tsptt1all)
bcatina l o na Beach over there was
1mponanL"
It wasa okkn Wnt team Grttn-
rdd tboupt could eo 9--S or 10-4 1n
confcrentt play. but the lou of key
forwards te' c Moter ( kntt ntjury)
and Mike Pav1tt (hometkk) hun thl"
club.
Tht-pla) of othcn hat ftlkd •he pp. n.a~I) frnhman Mark• Muntr-
St.ac'h ou• of'C'oriMwl .. Mir H•.
Orm.ftdd wu-aryofhowM*1·
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COLLEGES
Stach would handk the quacl ne '
and fastcr-pactd commun11~ rnllegc
pl&)'. tie kd the Ru~tll',..." 1th I I
point pera-me.
"I thank.ht'spla~cd t'it'tterthJn I
lho\tahl ht *OUld. • Orttnfield said
··He·sdoncafttitJOh , ot man~ ~td'I
comeo utoftnahtehool and do that
He had M>mc llrMS v..hert" hr faet'd
quackauys who tot 1n has face and hJd
of111mcs. He rqrouped well and I
think he'll bca vcryaooct pta trne't
)tar.
.. Hetamcupto mtonttand sa1J. 'I
think. I t..d mQft shou blOC'kfd "'one pmt than I had bk>cltfd all la t tar.'
sartMti<'ally. ttt'sa ptttty hard
•-orktr and ha hith upi rat ions of
be1naa(OUqeple)t'f. Hetnow ht
has 10 '-ort hardef." Olhakqsha,tbttnthl"p4a~ of
pardlElbnt 0.Ht(IS S potnt >and Anthony HO'Wlnl (I 0.4). -'to b«am(
1 staN.-•fttt ,.., '°"°'"' ~ (Pl 1111-0WC/81)
LO .\ 'l.IGELES I <\Pl -Ja~ Hus.
curn:nth pla\lna )me o f the bnt 1 If
of has I::!·' l.'Jt tour carc't'r. shot a 6-under-~r· t>5 Thur\da~ to uc thr«
lither for the fi"t-rou nd l<'ad an thr
l 11' .\ngek~ Open golf to urnament
lla;i)· o pening round at RI\ t(f'a
{ \\UOlf'\ Cluh g:l\(' ham a share or the
kJd ''1th Chtp tk ~ Dan Pohl and
Jumlx, 01ak1 of Japan
\ grnup of fi, l'. ancludlna C<>tt)
PJ' an and1 Ed F1on. "'ere Just a sho t
Nl l of lh~ kaJ at 66. a fint-da)
~und1uun~ "'err 'anually 1dtal and
\lll"-' \,\('I'( ac ntrllll) low.
Ha3 "on th<' Bob H0pc C1a ~· sn
fanuan . then tinasht"d SC«lnd 10 ~tc' l' l'ttc m lhe <\nd) W1lhams
l)l:n lut v.tt~end
tlH'> to~ l~· IQ rarn1np hst
"'uh S~ol.l I. onl '°~ Sr<>.
h} of his lx-\1 pre' 1ous full )Ur on
lhc tour
Patl". v.1nncr of two of the sa-.
toumamrnt~ pl.a t"d M> far th1 car."
w'<'OnJ on the t'amu~ htt •1th
s~~~-Bm he '"°' a finl~ n
at Rt' acra Tbundl·uo ammtd .. ld)
dropcaaht t~noffthe .,att.
Haa,· fl1unJ "J' J '1h"h •'I
on~t'llt'nl' I h hJ,1 <.1' l"-1•Ja•, .i11J
n o hog.:~., Jnd , llpf"l\·J 1hn·l ,h,,1, ,,fl
par lin thl' 11,,n1 nm,· .,1n,1 1hr('1 m1•n'
on thr OOl l..
Ht said hl· 1twugh1 11 "'t•uld t.l~< a
'cf\ lo" <;4'<.ir~· 1t1"1n 1he tlhlrnJml·nt
"l 'H plaw,1 ... n1t' I v-~ Jnd I J11n I
l no"' 1f thr pl.1H'r' .lfl' ~t'lt1ng tll:ll<.'1
or"hat. but thl' .... Ml''laregt>an~J11"'n
here.' and l°' e" "here ·· he "11J
"I th1nl 11 tthl· l .\ Clpt-nl ~111 't~n
\lretdung l)Ut tr()m hen-"-Ith thr
leadcrma,beaoangh' lt'l-under lftht ~eathcr t3\'> la~e tha~ ('unn' and
v.arm) 11 ma\ la~t· :i I ~-undtr 10 "1n
at. and that'\ a '<'f' It'"' 1.1.·ol'(' for
R" •era ··
Oul 1. "'ho hu ~ '1 tOnl"\ an
Japan bu1 1i. i.ttll ~ink' ~on tht PG ..
to ur. had o nt' dfthe da' ·~ mott rmtl<'
round "'1th .an t It. titbt bud1es
and four hoc<'' lht 4 1-)rar-old 01ak1. v.ho pla)t"d
in ht fir1t \mem·an tour t\mt l
)tin maJc ~ ur tralflht blrden
on W-1'-V~lh thfOUlh IOlh boki..
thtn •tnl to b•undet-par •'lth an fa< throe on the pe'r-S No 11
lidl·d Blmhl·n "ho ..a1 and "'atlhCd
ht., hut·.!nd-lnld ~un-.et league rl'P-
rot·ntall\ ... ~ lOnnel I u n JUSI 14 oi "
from thl' tidd I 1' l'i J>t"r .. entl. dnd ml\'>
~ of I~ lrom th._· pcnmt."ter f \ l
pcrll'Oll
-\h an Fo~ll'r lht· { hargn' 'urx·r.
sub. stanl·d Jnd ~ured Io po1nl'>
{hip H.inlon laffil' through ""h hi\
cu'>tornan do1en and Mil <' Hunter
l'merged ~1th J '>trong efTon ~onng
13 point'i But the balance ofE:.d1 on·,
g;iml' "mph dad nm matcnala1.:
"\\ i.' kit the' hdd fl\ e gvod
pla)l'f' · ~1J \h l\.naght .lt">c.1ut thl'
Lh.u~cr' dl\J ~r-had to gt' l" an
n~u..11 ..1m11un1 111 dl'fen'e 1n l'Jl h
<lb-. ,,,u..,h l\1\lng thl· r rx1in1 guJrd
d1dn'1 hl'lr lhl·m ·
lillf\ hl·rt fl'IU)(.'d to U\l' the· Jh,l'Oll'
,11 P..tul J' J O l '' U'l' , htt\'""I? 111
dl'dtt \1Jtl'r ()(.·1 'lll·trn't· lunau'lllt?
SI\ ll•urth-quJrtl·r turnn\ l'r'> JOI.! thl
\111nJrlh'> \t•ontdl'len~ h.id J hJnd
1n lhl ( h..trttn' ,h .. t•tmg fX'lll ntJg.t°'
d' "di But hl Jdmt11rd \\l· nnl'I
got tnln J 1111" ·
T hl l hJ1 grr' hJI..! a lour·r<11n1
~run 1n 1hr 111• · qu.1r1r1 tu tal..c an .J
k Jd. Jnd tlw I .Jl\1111 r ut1ogr1ht-1 1~ ..
'trJ1g_h1 hu, \'' J I lhl· \lll'l' ol
hJ liuml 1 • .. 11 \l..1ll" IX1' kJ,1 t"
:J-1~
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\•1•n.• tht· l1n'' 11r l'' Ed1-.on u'uk'
manage a' rnJn' ·" :.1u• f>\)tnl\ tx·f•Hl
thl' \tun..trl h\ \ uunll fl'd
[), lj n R1gll"n ln.1 \1atn £X.·1 "t1f
I I points Jnd I l retx•und., Jlld
ll'..tmm.lll'\ \ltll .-i 11pL.tn\ 1 121 1 har
Ruppd 111 I Jnd "-\'\an Rt."ml"k·n 1 01
hknJrd thetr ltrl'fX1"'er w kl'l'I' th•
prl'"un· on
Rt'mben cappt>d hi' etl<in "-1tti J
,1..111' Junk aftl.'r l!('lltn~ looo,e on lhl
hJ'• llOl' t'Jrl' an 1hc fourth quJrtn
(Plea.e eee EDISON/8 2 I
Warriors .
welcome
La Canada
'iomc1h1ng ha~ w g1H 111n1~h• ,,
In 1nr H igh "here lJ ( Jndda High·
'rJrtan<o '"' 3dl· for a l IF ' \
'-luanerfinah ha'ikethall gJml· "1th
J,·1rnd1nl! l ham,rion \\ 1•odhridgt
f arx,fT '' at "\(1 Jnd T11m H .. 1
mJn·, p.i.rtJn~ l'ntl'r "11h ;.i : '
tl'\t11J "ha,h andude<. J lh ~Jn
"1nn1ng. \tr\".I
Rill Shannon·, \\ arTtt'r' Pa\ 1•,
l llJ\I ll·agul' l ham pion' a"' a11 ""11t
,1 '' 1nn1ng \trl'JI.. of thrir 1,1"' n -I J
'tra1gh1 \\ oodhridgt· " ~II-" 1t11 th
\l'J\00
E.a h " an unbeaten '-hampu1n 11
11, kal!Ul 1 la l JnJda " 1hr Ru
lh,ndo L l'Jgut• ~mgpanl and l'Jd
~1X'' tu thr big man 1n the °'kn'1
turning lhl' g..'lmC' into ~me~h:u 111
1ml··on-nnl· "1 ua11on
\\ oodhrit11!.C'. tht "-o ~'('ed. a"'·"1'
"'llh f\.Q .\dam "'-eek "'ho 1 3\t"rJf
mg :!ti point' a iame. and 1n tht• IJ"
'"' \\ pl;l\ on appl'aranet\ ha 3\('1
~t'd 'o \ flll tnt\ and 20 0 rthounli•
La (. 11n:ub entCM "tl1' b·., )Unttll
<.. had c;,, l'n~. a 20 ·pounde-r "'ht' h;i'
J\~·~t.'\1 1~."' points and 10 fl l'l'
bound'·• pmc
Bal ling l11\('n~ up art u pair ot ~J
standout\ Chn Jone'\. a 1u1rd
forward. 1\ aHra,anJ I~ ~ paanh anJ
, 3 ~bound\ a aamc
Grca Gt\Cn\ \h cf~ brother " .•
()..4 &~rd Wllh I q 9 n~ l\f'lll t
lso prominent an La Canada· aame
1~ 6-~ '<'ntor fo~ud Tae Kwan LC'C'
v.ho 1~a'«qlr\I .) po1ntSpcr pmc.-
La Canada, •h1\h ha\ IOU onl\ to
~ta \aHe ( 3-~)and E un
dido (6H1>. coicn. wnh 10 u~
clusmen on n I man roster.
Kettc. thl" Pla crof1hc Ycarut IF
2·.\ pla) as a Junior and a ...-o-u"" PC'L MVP. 1 MH'TOU..-S b) all·
Ira.a~ cho1~ Rob Ltt. alOfll .... h
C'bns Dribm. Robb Ltt Mad 6-
~tuOf Oanh -'...,_. • die llOf"fMl
swuna ,......_ ~ M '~"· £mmoo ind 1...S Dnrict Od.am
aho r"we llf'O"l•ftftMt)' '
Stepheuon paba lead by one
HONOLULU -Jan Stephenson II
overcame an early boFY_ with fivt birdies
to shoot a 4-under•par 61 for a one4\rote
lead af\er Thursdays wind-and rain-swept
fif1t round or the Hawaiian Ladies Open.
CHICAGO -Tht Chicaao City ii'
Council. aianalina an end to a 72-ycar-~t.ion of dayaimc-only baseball at
WrilleY Reid. voted late Thursday to lift
Stephenson and'thc mt of the faeld had to bit~
wind aum of up to 30 mph and occasaonally heavy raan
lhat battered the 6,220.yard Turtle Bay Resort counr
on Oahu's nonh shore.
The J 987 LPGA Player of the Year. Ayako
Okamoto. who is playin& in her first tour event of the
year, was one sttoke back at 69.
lhe 6aft on niaht pmcs at the only major leaauc baseball
part without liahts.
Tbe vote was 29-19 in favor of lights. Laaue owners voted earlier Thursday to play the
1990 Alf.Star pme in Wri&)ey Field -but only if the
city lif\s the ban on niaht pmes.
The ChiQao Cubs' owners have asked to play a
handful of niaht pmcs each year at Wri&Jcy and. after
yean of tryina to diminish political and community
opposition, they appattntly will get the chance this seasoe.
Dwina debate. Alderman Bernard Hansen. whoS(
ward includes Wri&)ey Field. said: "Is this an ordinance
of need. or this an ordinance of greed? The Chicago
Cubs att owned by the Tribune Co.
••The Tribune says if it doesn't aet lights. the Cubs
will move-the bi& threat. However. the Chicago Cubs
have become the most profitable arm of the Tribune
Co. So it's a matter of areed not a matter of need."
But Alderman William Henry. who supports li&hts. said: "The real deal is with revenue. No one has
talked about the millions of dollars the sports team
acnerate. Do you know we can acneraae $45 million to
UO million from the 1990 All-Star Game? No one talks
about that. I believe this ordina~ is ri&}lt ...
At the team's Mesa, Ariz.. training camp. Pitcher
Rick Sutcliffe said. "I think the ni&ht games will give us
a chance to rest up durina the day after coming off long
road trips.
"A lot ofumes we don't act home from road tnps
till 2 or 3 in the morning. and only get about four hours
of sleep before heading bac k out to the ball park." he
said.
The measure. endorsed by Mayor Eugene Sawyer.
would allow eight night games this season and 18 each
of the following years until 2002 at the venerable
bell park.
Quote of the day
Kyle Petty, voicin~ a complaint common
among NASCAR drivers about the new
carburetor restrictor plates. which were in effect
for this year's Daytona 500: .. We're running so
slow that m} 76-year-old grandmother could nde
with me and not get excited."
EDISON ...
homBl .
and M<"Knight said he felt that helped
has Moharchs maintain the upper
hand.
.. The sho ts don't go in. they don't
go 1n." reasoned Borchen. who could
offer fe"' e'tplanat1ons for the turn-
about.
As for the g.ame-"'inning spurt -11
was an effon which t~ pitied Mater
De1's game from star1 to finish.
Ruppel's offens1 ve rebound and
bucket w1th 2:38 spent in the quaner
gave the Monarchs a 15-13 lead. then
Mark Ramstack hit a th rec-point pla)
and added a free thro"'. followed b} a
bucket credited to Rembert on the tip.
··White lipped 11 in:· commented
official Ke n Greenleaf. e\plaining
that Edison uniforms actuall~ put the
ball in.
LPGA Hall of Famer JoAnne Carner was at 2-
under-par 70. tied with Beth Daniel. Barb Thom.as.
Shirley Furlong. Sally Quinlan and Kathy Postlewait.
Knlcks turn back Clippers
GeraN Wllkla1 scored nine of his 25 m points in the last five minutes as the New
York Kn1cks coded an 18-pme road losing
streak with a 106-96 v1ctol)' over the • · •
Clippers. The victory was the Knicks' sttond of the
season 1n 25 games away from Madison Square Garden
and their first on the road since Nov. 25. when they beat
the Cleveland Cavaliers~ 104.101. The Oippers. who
have dropped seven in a row. played without thrtt key
pla\ers due to illness and injury. After the Clippers cut
a se\-en-point deficit to 8CJ.86 with 4:56 lcft. Wilkins and
PatrickEwia1combined for New York's last 17 points.
Mike Wood1oe led the Clippers with 20 points ... In
other NBA games. RolaMo Blaetmaa, who scored 29
points. made a 2()..foot jump shot with 26 seconds
remaining to g1' e Dallas its seventh straight victory,
I 08-106. over host Houston ... In Sacramento. Jeff
Malone scored a season-bi&h 35 points as Washington
broke a three-game losina streak wiah a 12CJ.1 I 0 victory
over the Kings ... In Phoenix. Walter Dewit scored 16
of his 35 points in the fourth quann, including ei&ht in
the final I: 18. as the Suns beat Cleveland. 1<>9·103.
Before the game. the Suns swapped veteran forwards
Larry Nuce and Mike SaMen for Cavaliers' center
Mark West, guard ltevia Jeb ... and forward Tyro..
Corblll.
Rangers edge closer to fourth
Walt Poddubny and UH Ddln each ~
had a goal and an assist to l~d the New '
York Rangers to a 2-1 victory over
Pittsburgh in an NHL matchupat Madison ·
Square Garden Thursday night The win moved the
Rangers to witliin one point of the Penguins and New
Jerse} [)e, ils. who arc tied for fourth place in the
Patrick D1v1S1on ... Elsewhere in the N HL. MicUel
Tbelvea and Randy BurH11e each scored two goals to
lead Boston to a 5-2 victory over visiting Hanford ... In
Buffalo. rookie Ray Slteppard scored two power-play
goals. leading the Sabres to a 5-2 viqory over St. Louis
... In n1ondale. N.Y .. Alu Kerr scored his 20th goal
of the season \\1th 2:34 remaining in rtgulation time to
givethc lslandersa 1-1 tiewith Chicago.
HAWKS •••
FzomBl ~ ahead..60-58. wtth a ni~ dnve to the
hoop. Greg Evans made one of two
from the line for Ocean View with 24
seconds remaining 10 make it 60-59 .
But the Lancers reeled off the next
three points to lead by four (63-59)
with 11 seconds left. Rice's fifth threc-
pointer made it 63-62. End of chapter.
"Our team. all season long. has
been based on aggressiveness." said
Harris. .. That wasn't what '.l.e'd been
doing."
<\nderson led the Lancers with 18
points. But his ball-handling tricks
were cquall) as 1mponanl when
Lake\loood \!,as trying to run the clock
out.
Frohn scored on a three-pointer 1n
the first quaner to give Ocean View a
7-2 edge and sank another to start the
second half and tie the game, 29-29.
but was shut out th<.· rest of thc wa y
from long range.
Borchcn called a lime out to lr) 10
stop the tide. but when pla} resumed
Rigdon sent home a three-pointer
and Mater Dc1 had a 24-13 lead. and
in realit}. the game
"I asked them to pla) hard and the~
did ... said Borchen. ··But Mater Dei
beat us on every rebound. e!ipec1all~
on the m issed free thro ws:·
°""""',.__..., .... ._
Mater Del'• Cbtr Ruppel
anarea rebound u Ediaon '•
Corey Kelly watches.
.. The) came out on Frohn pretty
wcll (1n the second half):· Hams said.
The Sea hawks trailed. 41 -38. after
thr«-quaners of play. but the)
outscorl-d the Lancers in the foun h
quan t.'r. 16-13. ..
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
.poyle, Shaw spark UCSB
Pair combines for 57 points
ip 81-73 triumph over 49ers
Frem 'l'lle A11oclated Pren
Mike Doyle scored 31 1><11n1s and Bnan Sha"" added
:?6 mo re to lead l ( anta Barbara to an 81 -73 Pacific
Coast Athleuc .\s!)o1. 1a t1on '''to~ o'er Long Bea ch tatc
Thursday night.
Santa Barbara L~0-5 O\ era II. 12-4 in the PC A.\) led
39-36 at the half and took a 53-42 lead with 16: 14 left in
the game.
Lona ~ach ( 15-9. 9·6) closed the gap 59-58 with 8:27
remainina before Santa Barbara increased the lead 75-6 7
on two frtt throws b~ Bnan Johnson with 39 seconds
~mainina.
Morion Wiley led long Beach with 21 points ""h1le
Andre Puny added 18.
Elsewhere in the PC .\A:
NC9'..._Lu Ve ... 77, Pume 11: In tockton.
Gerald Plddio9C'Ored 18 pomtsand Anthony Cook added
15 a5 No 8 Nevada-las Vcgas (24-3. 13-2) overcame the
loss of f~rward Jarv11 Basni&h! and beat Paci fic ( 5-20.
()..14) the Tilen' 18th consccut1,e loss.
Basni1ht.Liw6-8forwardwho1ssccond in the NCA>\
in field JOel percent• at 6_8.2 pert'ent. was krocked
un(onscto.as in the opening minute when he was clbo"ed b Pacific's Hollrr f UC'nt under the backboard.
)' Basni-"1 ame to after a minute and was taken 10 a
local hO patal. TMrt was no 1mmed1at~ report on hl\
condit~ ..... 17 CaJ S&ate Feller1• H : In Fresno
'e uardLroW~lkerscortd acarcer hiah 19po1ntsto ~hc18ulldotS (t. IS. 6-9) to the victory over the Titan\
(l-16;:~·State went into the game minu~ two staners.
forqld Mike MiKhdl and auard Aodrt Sims. both out
irim-MUurtn· Walker. s&artJn& in plaC'e of Sims. srortd I'
tit.it po1l'lts in lM l«'ond half.
ID the Pacific·.,.• 0:111• -.... : ~ ..!l !.'I. 1'1 =,,•:~ t~eB~ln~(t1I;~ I J~t6~
• •. HuslC.(7·1~12) an.,Seattle. ... , ... :.:,_ ... 17, VIC f.7: G uard Brian Wri&ftt
.... ....._ S of 1 ·from thrtt--po1nt ranar. = t$1:f.i1. 6-l) downed the Trojans (6-18. "''I• 18 ...... c 7?7 • N: O..ry Payton ~red ~ .-.ed llWlt rd>ou.nds to lead Orqon "T:"~/,)to ..., viCtOrY ovrr ahfom1a (8-16. ---1-... =:z· ..... 11: tto-lrd Wna~t srorrd 19
points to lead Stanford ( 18-8. 1()..5) to a victor) O\'Cr
Oregon ( I 3-1 I. 8-7)
In the West Coast Athletic Conference·
Loyola Marymo.at H, St. Mary's t4: In Moraga.
Lo)ola e'\tcnded its "inning streak to 20 games w~en
Mike Yoest sank a three-point shot wtth no lime
remaining on the clock. giving the I 9th·ranked Lions
(B-3. 13-0) a win o"er St. Mal) ·s ( 17-8, 8-5).
Su Diego 7'. Pepperdlne 74: Mart} Munn scored 21
points. 1nd ud1ng a three-pointer with 1·04 to go. as San
Diego ( 11-15. 3-10 ) handed Pepperdine ( 16-10. 8-5) its
third straight loss.
In top 20 acllo n:
Tempi~ 94, Daqeesne $$:In Pmsburgh~ Mark Macon
scored 24 point!> and Mike Vreesw) k added 19 to lead No.
I Temple (~4-1. 16-0) to the .\tlantic 10 v1ctol) over
DuquenM" (9-18. 5-11 ). the Owls' I 0th consecutive win.
Pardue t3. 1m .. 11 7t: In West Lafa)ette. Melvin
~kCants scored 22 points. lead mg No. 2 Purdue.
Basketball scores
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Frflno St SJ Cal Stele Fu9·
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" N•v•Cla·Lu Veo•• 11 Peclflc
UCLA '7. W•~"'tlOll •7
Wo M191on $1 67, UK S7
S•entoro .. Or"°" 61
Ort90n s1 •s C•t.lorn•• S4
Lovot• Marvmount tt, SI
M•rv'I 94
~,. oi..o 1' ~ra.ne 1•
~ Fr~1KO 11, l"orhl'ld '9
c:,on,. .. '5 S.nt• c-.,e 6'
Sall 01".0 $1 1•. Ha• 11
U $ MtttnaliOMI 1'7 S.Cre·
men10 St II)
Cal POIV l"omoftt 70. Cal Polv· SLO ...
ltOCICIU New Me .. co St 1\, UCI St
evu 7• "''' ,,:O'U u Wr0t'lllll9 7' Ulaft 5'
'°4M \I f7 E Wt~toft U
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Ne~eda·•t11t 11, N Al'-7S
• IOUTMWIST Ot•• "°"'" " Tt.ut Soutn«n · •
,._ Or~ 7S. l.-ff SW TeNt S• '1 ~ fl
Alltlill M HerdHl·Stmmotl• .0.. I ,.._ Mntu 11
SW 1.0Wotlene ... PM Atftlf'ICafl
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8r.-V 67. Tutw U
Soutl'I Flor... 1'. Cln(.,_11 n
SW MlllOUf l St •. II ·Cllkaeo
IOUTM o.ortla T ecfl 76, V1f t inla 71
Marvlel>d IOI. M4 ·E ~· SI NC Cllarlofte • Ai. ·fim· lntllam ,.
Ja<:-ll-v1lle 19, Va CCNTI•
rnon•Mltfl 7S
Loui-Ttcfl Sl, Art.anw, lt so
... Tua• Sf 67, HI Louf11aN .,
NW LO\ll1lafla •t THH·Arltnt
ton jt ., ,.,..._ •Llttte •oca 11. Gtorei. 51
$tettoft 90, Cet1!9fterv '5
MofNll St ''· O...ware St 71 c-.1e1 CetellN •. Wint1voe 67
Moreen St 76. Otle•l't SI 11 Howard U H , Coo.in St .. ._..,_ a . ti c .,.,,..... 11
Hi9'I POilll er A..-Cfllen St ,
CCCI
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G«lt• w.,,,.119~ 9' ltv'9tf1
"""' 'Wtlt n . "9ftft S• .. 1911 .....,. es. V~INl'll ..
·~· Mert•S M, L9119 ....._ u " II ,,_,. 11'11 61. SI FftlML "" . l • ~'"ii .....,., .. Menmoultl, NJ JI, Mlrfll t1
DAMAGED PAG
Dorr Join• USC football etaff
II AaJ Dwr, lht had footbeU coecb 11
Soutbcm l1liDoit for lbr four UI
been hired IS an uai= COK~ dae
UnaveRity of Southern California. the
school announced Tbonday. Dorr. 46. wiU COKh lbr
Trojans' wick receivft1. tk replaces a.,..._ who
was named q..nerbKk COKh at Te:us AAM last
month a~ a thrce--year stay at USC ... 0.. .. .,, a
newcomer to tM A•lt' _pitcbina staff. was ftlltd by
sudden lower back pe1ns Thursday lftd wiU miM a few
days of WOl'k. Petry. acquired from Dttroia in a winter
deal, was removed by ambulance from the Aneels' spri~ trainina camp after collapsin1 d.arina_ a routiM
cond1tionina drill. He was taken 10 Dctert Semaritan
Hospital. where he was diqnosed by ttlideat W·
thopedist1 as havina suffered a muscle strain •.. ...._
D. Stewart, the aencral ma~r 11 Hollywood Park
from I 95J.. 72, has died of cancer ... Center Kareem Aw.hf....,. and his beckup. Mae s.an.. are bolh
sulferina from the nu and are questionable for ~
Lakers' pme apinst Utah toniaht ... Sixteenth-seeded
J• Pl&qenllll upset lvu LeMI, the world's top.
ranked tennis player. 7-6(7-3). 6-4. in the third round of
the U.S. Pro Indoor Tennis Championships in
Philadelphia ... c.rts ~.Clari• ftf1e and CMc.
Borja scored a aoal l'&Ch during a 71/l-minute scorina
spree as the Los Anaclcs Lazers defeated the Wichita
Wings. 7.3, in M~or Indoor Soccer Lcaauc action at the
Forum. The thttc &oals gave the l.azers I 3-1 halftime
lead after Marl Evu1 put the Winss ahead. 1-0. in the
second period ... A field of nine headed by Mi
Prcferido, Suettss EApress and Purdue Kina was
entered Thursday to run in Saturday's San Rafael
Stakes at Santa Anita.
Television, radio
TELEVISION
5 p.m. -AUTO RACING: OtT·Road
Championship Grand Prix. from Anaheim
(taped). ESPN.
5:05 p.m. -PRO BAS&ETllALL: Atlanta at
Indiana. TBS.
6 p.m. -TllAC'lt AND FIELD: USA-Mobil
Championships. from New York. ESPN.
7:30 p.m. -COUEGE BASEBALL: Ari-
zona at UCLA (delayed). Prime Ticket.
8 p.m. -PROBASltETBALL: New York at
Golden State. WOR.
8 r .m. -WINTER OLYMPICS: Ice hockey
(meda round): Alpine skiing (women's slalom).
Crom O.lgary. Alberta (delayed). Channel 7.
9 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: Texas·
El Paso at New Mexico (delayed). ESPN.
11 :30 p.m. -WINTER OLYMPICS: Day's
highlighu and interviews. Channel 7.
RADIO
No events scheduled.
UC/crushes
San Jose State
Natalie Cnwford beca~ tilt tbinl·leediQl ICOftf in
UCI wonwn ·s bukttbetl annals as the Antaltfl cNShtd
San Joee Slate. 97-S7 11 the Bren Events Center Thursday
for their eiahth win in 11 pmes.
CrawfOrd scored 13 poinll in 14 minu~ to up her
four-year total to 1.092 points. one more than _Dorothy
Lewis' I 091 rqistcttd from I 982·8S. The 97 points~
the most by UCJ since 1983 when the Anteaters scored 97
apinst Nevada-Reno.
UCI jumped to 9-6 to remain 1n fifth pla«. one vict~ behind.Cal State Fullenon in the Pacific Coast
Athletic Association standinp. and 11 -12 overall. Thc
Anteaters host Frnno State Saturday at 7:30. San Jose
St.ate fell to 0-16. 1-24.
The p~ was never in doubt as UCI jumped to a
28-4 lcad. 46-16at the half. sittina the stancrsdown in the
first half. . . Cheryl Eiland led the Anteaten with 14 points 1n 12
minutes. Cheryl Hoffman and Natasha Parks add~ 1.0
each. Shannon Unfttd had seven rtbo';'nds, ~d K1pp1c
Brown had eight assists and four steals 10 IS minutes.
In other women's action: ·
Biol.at! SeCal CeDep H : Danette Craft. Mary Beth
Nelson and lyn Averill combined for 68 points as the Ea&Jcs cruised to the victory at SC.C. .
Biola raced to a 4J..28 halftime lead and steadily
increased it in the second half of the NAIA Distnct Ill
match up. .
Craft and Nelson each tallied 22 points for B1ola
(10-14 overall. 8-7 in district p~ay). while Averill also
contributed 11 rebounds to go Wlth 24 points.
Forthe Vanguards ( 10-1 7. 1-14). Julie Amon led the
way with 16 points. while Gail Brown added 12. Mal)
Sullivan's nine po1nu all came on tbr~-pomt g0:9ls ..
Biola controlled the boards throughout. enJoy1ng a
57-44 rebounding edge.
Marina girls ho1ne
Marina Hiah's prls basketball team. 22-5 after
shoving Lakewood aside in the second round of the Cl F 4-
A playoffs, has drawn a home assignment for Saturday's
quanerfinals game with San Gabriel Valley League
champion Lynwood by vinue of a winning coin flip
Thursda).
Lynwood. thc No. 3 seed in the pla~offs. ad,anced
with a 49-35 victory over Mater Dc1 to raise Its rC'Cord to
26-3.
Also gaining home tcmtor) w1th a winning com flip
for Its quarterfinals game Saturday night 1s Newpon
Christian. which knocked off the No. I seed 1n the small
schools division. Rio Hondo Prep.
On the road in 2-A competition will be Woodbndge
High. which lost the coin flip and must tra,el toSt. Mar) 's
High 10 Inglewood.
Sports on .TV for weekend
Saturday
TELEVISION
9 a.m . -WINTER . OLYMPICS: Alpine sknng
(men·s slalom): ice hockey (medal round); bobsledding
(four man). from Calgary. Alhena {six hours). Channel 7.
9 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Senior Challenge.
from Naples. Fla .. ESPN.
11 a.m. -COLLEGE BAS&ETBALL: Michigan at
Io wa. Channel 2.
I p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Los Angeles Open.
Channel 2.
I p.m. -COLLEGE BASlt.ETBALL: DePaul at
M1am1.'Channel 4.
I p.m. -COLI.EGE BASltETBALL: Nevada-Las
Vegas at Fresno State, Channel 56.
I p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Nonh Caro-
lina State al Virginia, ESPN.
I p.m, -MEN'S TENNIS: U.S. Pro Indoor
semifinals. from Philadelphia (delayed). USA.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: UCU. at
Washington State. Channel 2.
3 p.m . -POWERBOAT RACING: World Offshore
Championships. from Key West. Fla. (taped). Channel 4.
4 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: Vanderbilt at
Notre Dame. ESPN.
6 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: Jacksonville at
Western Kentucky. ESPN.
7 p.m. -WINTER OLYMPICS: Figure· skating
(ladies final): speed skating (women's 1.500-meter). from
Calgal). Albena (four hours). Channel 7.
7:30 p.m. -PRO H~EY: Philadelphia at Kings.
Prime Ticket. Scle<'TV.
8:30 p.m . -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: Middle
Tennessee State at .\usun Peay. ESPN.
11 :30 p.m. -WINTER OLYMPICS: Day's high-
lights and intef' 1ews. Channel 7.
RADIO
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: UCLA at
Washington State. KMPC(710).
5:30 p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Lazers at Minnesota.
KM Y (1600).
7:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Philadelphia at Kings.
KLAC (570).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Cleveland at
Clippers. KRTH (930).
7:30 p.m: -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: Cal State
Fullenon at Paci tic ( follow1 ng Laze rs soccer). KM NY
(1600).
Sanday
TELEVISION
9 a.m . -WINTER OLYMPICS: lee hocke) (medal
round): bobsledding (four man): speed skating (womrn's
5.000-metcr); cross-countr) (Nordic combined I S-k1lo-
meter). from Calgar). Alhena (6¥. hours). Channel 7.
9 a.m. -PRO BASltETBALL: Boston at Detroit.
Channel 2.
9 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Senior Challenge.
from Naples. Fla .. ESPN.
11 a.m. -AUTO RACING: IMSA Grand Prix of
M iami. ESPN.
11 :30 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL S> racusc
at Ke ntucky. Channel 2.
J p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Duke at
Georgia Tech. Channel 4.
I p.m . -MEN'S TENNIS: U.S. Pro Indoor finals.
from Philadelphia (delayed). USA .
I p.m. -PROBASltETBALL: New York at Den, er.
WOR. .
I :30 ~.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Los Angeles Open.
Channel-·
2:30 p.m . -SKIING: World Cup freest} le compel•·
tion. from Breckenridge. Colo. (taped). ESPN.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASltETBALL: LJSC at
Washington. Channel 2.
4 p.m. -WINTER OLYMPICS: figure skaung
(ellhibition); ice hockey (medal round): closing ~r
emonies. from Calgary, Alberta (four hours). C hannel 7.
4 p.m. -COLLEGE BASEBALL: Tcxas at Miami.
ESPN.
7 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: Kings at Vancouver.
Prime Ticket.
9 p.m . -WOMEN'S PR_9 VOLLEYBALL: San Jost'
at New York. ESPN.
RADIO
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: USC at
Washington. KNX ( 1070).
3 p.m. -COLLEGE BASUTBALL: UCI at Long
Beach State. KPZE ( 1190).
7 p.m.. -PRO HOCltEY:· Kings at Vancouver.
KG IL ( 1260). KMNY ( 1600).
7:30 p.m. -PRO BASKETBALL: Phoenix at
Lakers. KLAC (570).
WINTER OL YMPICSROUNDUP. • • From Bl
Af\er their first da) at the Games
without a medal. the Soviets swept
the women·s 20-kilometcr cross-
countl') race. Raisa Smetanina won
the bronze. and 1n her four Olympics.
she now has won nine medals. more
than an} other woman ever.
The So' 1ets' cross-country sweep
save them a lcadma 25 meda.ls.
1nclud1n1 nmc golds, to 17 for East
German).~h1chhaucven~ The
Soviets have won 13 of the 21 CTOS5-
country medals o&rcd at the Gamn.
includ1n1 five aold and five silver.
The 35-)car-old S1Mtan1na fin-
ished third 10 Tamara T1kb()nova's
&old. and she now has three l')lds. five ~•h-crs and one bfon~e in an Otympk
carttr that bcpn in 1976 at lnAt-
bruC'k. A\ustria. Htt nin•b medal ~·
her ahead of countrywoman QaJena
Kula1to' a. who also was a crou-
countn-skier. .. be was my tdol:· Smetanina
said "I •11nted •o ha~ one mOCT
m('dal than K.alakoVL Thetc att my
lut Ol)mpic:s. ..
The United S&ata.. witb only four
m('dals ovttall. ba• SwiunfUd. 1-4.
for stvcntb DI.cc an a hockey lOUt·
nament .o di111mullfy pndinable
thll at dttw .a.t DmC)MI critique of In~ Olympec Comnun~~
Pmtcltftt Juan ntoaio ~· "lt as a piay aa.e ~ aft .o ~ • $emera11tb M i• ID inttt•
view. ..T'W) 9't .-S _pla)CD. bill
tht) Mvt' DD coklioft. Thty ha~~ no
("OOf'di•• bet..,. lMm.
"Everyone 1s playina his own
pme." Samaranch sand. "When they
ha c the puck. never. never. never do
the) hit the puck to one another. They
run and shoot. run and shoot."
With their victory. the Amcncan)
finished the same place thcy dad m
1984.
GWC TURNAROUND •••
Prom81
Center Doua McCusker and Din
Westmortland havedont ~ll in the
middle.
Sopbomort forward Jim Stewart.
theteam'stead1nascorcrin 1987.
1vc:r.s 10. 7 pointund 6.lrc-
bou sand bas improved. Ore.en·
faeld said. Stewart carM toOokkn
Wntat6-6. ISS.andhaspowntoa
6-8. 205-pound Division 11 collqe
prospect.
OranaeCout wan team that was
)'OU.DI with only four sophomores at
the Stan. and two of tholt wtre IOftC
by con~ season. Add the loss of
promasana frnhman point auard Kyle
Mooncyand the Piratnoutloolt
dimmed.
"Kyte Mooncr ~have really
htlDtd.aL "aidOCCCOKhTandy
Gillis. "I thank tht5Mve pll~
to tbcir poecntial ltleY hard and Ct~ ud tMI ts liedif.
ftht) dido·• plly lwd allld
uftldfbli. ~ wouktt1"1 Mve won 11 llmfS. ..
...tMCOMtMntoilY-o(mnmn-
t ,,_ toplKNnom o.~~ Miles ( 11. I
pue nu.. IO. 2 r'C'bouftds» and Rnd .
Lukes(role pla)eron the boardsand
def en SI vcl} ). and the development of
freshman DarttkCrane. LaMont
Speed, Mike Meyen has carried lM
sql.&ld.
"Miln bas doM evcryJhina wr
asked.and O.reckCraM hasstaned
to asstn him1elf mort ... said Coech
Tand)•G1lhs. You ncverknowwbata
frnhman asao•na to do."
A tenac1ou1dcfense and slow·
peccd, half-toun offense has m*
IOr some low scores. but competiuve
pmn.
.. we·~ tried to use the clock and
take hiah etrttn .. shots. .. GilJis
said."tie rrwinninttbatwa .ldon't ~tnalartyhkc to do 11 thet WI'!_. but
aftbafswhatitlakntowin, we tt
ao•natodoit.
"We pll~'ed 1ftll tht ICCOnd round
(ofOraner Empu~ play>, .. Qalbs said.
"Wecoukt Mvcwon au fi~p.an.
WfiJtc been playinade""-au aloftl.
bufWf a1antd IO .. • b911 IO Main
and Crant. ""'91 -e llMMlld Mve
donir arlirr. ,._ • ....,..""' .. "'°°''"'•-0.. t.ue aJwy'" ""'"' •ht bell to lht "'°'* ffttoaft ...
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CLIPPERS (ff) -C•oe •·I I • 12 I•
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9 Neult v 0 I I 2 I Cvrt1on O·O 0 0 0
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Nl'w Vort• 26 79 12 2-106
Cllootr\ 26 74 2l 7>-9•
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Alle"aanct-12 119
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UCI
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CO·MOST VALUABLE PLAYER
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COACH OF THE YEAR
Pau· Lltl'ldrta • f Ca--""C
FIRST TEAM
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Funer•on Tomm t' Ovr"arr P11\a<lt'".o
SECOND TE AM
Cl'l(I\ Naull\ Ctrr lo\ A• aro \ Ruv-f l
Cam1f'l>O M.anu\ Mw f ' \•ac~ Go·~ Wt\'
Darren Qrc•or L "9 e •ot" J m S:arr ' M• Sa-' Artof't10
THIRD TEAM
~e~,n Pa~,. Ck. ~., tr~ "' E be"' Oa"' \ Go•o
tn We\1 Sr.a,..,. IN e r\ Ul~Q eeac" Q•n<l'I'
W1ie LO"'Q EH•<" • .,. Wao~ Pawoena
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Howard
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"LAYER O F YEAR
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FIRST TEAM
Oavt M~ts 0-bfl~f C('aS• 6·6 100 So
Oa<K~ CrMe OranQt Cou• &·3 llS Fr
J•m Sammon C•o"t\\ 6 l 1IO So
Jett G•ttn C•11<t'S\ &·• 21S So Gr~ So•ue11 ('l'D'"" 6 t 110 So
V1ncen1 Smalls St ClCl•t oaoc• 6·• 200 So
Jo. Hud\011 SoCld'tO•Cli. 6·J 110 ~.
Jim Sii. Mer Cttru\ 6·3 19S So
Tonv f P!om•\ R••t''\•Ot 6·2 170 So
'""' Marh., Qanc"O ~ni.aw 6 2 190 F•
K.tnnv' Ammann Ral!CllO Sant 690 6 } 10 So
COACH OF YEAR
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M·\\·0" Prto IS 6 11 He\l>t'<t '"'\I a~
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COLLEGE WOMEN
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Lv~wOO<l 126·31 al MariN 1n -s1
San la ea•b•• a 111 ?1 •I N...,.tiurv P•ri. "s• l ·A
LO\ Al!o~ II )1 t i 8 rta·011nd• 111 I
C.tD '"•no Va'lev 120·•1 •' Scflvrr 11·6•
Qo,..•ano •21 l al P•o' Ver°" 11 I Va fn(. 19 ., •I E Toro 17l·SI
Mike HuiOt't l • )~-69
JoM Mallaffh H 14-.9
Mac O Gr•o• 1S ll-69 ....... °"""""' )6 ll-69 Kl'flM Perr.. )} l&-69
Nick Price J• JS-69
Tom Purtnr l• lS· ·69
d Michael Spri110.-r '" )3 )6-6'1
Br1a11 Tl't'nv\On ll 16-69 win • wooo )4 JS-i.9
Fulfon A~tm JS lS--10
M·•• 8 •ac11.1:1urn )1 JJ-70
J.m 8ooros )) )1-70
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Mor• 'H•l•ISk ' )' }6 10 Scott HOCP! H H-10
Steve Jone\ H )6-10
Oav1\ Lo•t l• 36-70
Q09e• M 4t101t H )S-10
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Visa cardholders' sales
near $100 billion mark
. . AN MA TEO (AP) -.S. Visa cardho lders l"hlllJl-d ncnrl} SI 00
b1lh<?n la.st year. a $ J 3 billion increase over th e previous year mndt•
po Sible by record third and founh quaner volumes . the compan'
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"All in all. it's been an outnand1ng \C3r. culminating w ith l\l.O
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Third and founh quartl'r 'olumcs. whic h e\ceedl.'d C\pceta11on~
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whenever a Visa card "as used a nc.J a \'1sa Tr.1'ekrs < hl'(IUl' "a"
p urchased. Russell said.
M erchants a(n·p11ng the rnrd gre" from 2.J ma I hon to 2A n11ll1on.
\I.Ith n e"' add111on~ 1nclud1ng Bloomingdale'>. Bon"lt Tdkr Broot.~
Bro thers. Emporium \ap"cll. M arshall F1C'ld and I l\lagnin
Tt;nal \Oluml' r<l\l' t>~ $1 't>1ll1on during 11.J 7. ''1th wluml' during
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.S. tn:ndcr'l hn1ul' \Jk\ roSl' 7.2 pe-rccnt in thl' lhircl quanerand
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4. 7 percent 1ncrca'>l' ll\ l'r lhl' rt-n mus ~ear.
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ine rcasl:d pcnc1rat1o n of u1N·ak mar~t·ts." sa 1d R u-.~dl
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pre,1ous }Car to 106 .5 m1lhun dunng 19 7. including m orl' than'
millio n Premu:r \'1\a card holder., 1he compan} said .
Air Force ordering 7
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Tax system mugging Americans
By JOHN CUNNIFF ,., ......... .,_,..
NEW YORK -lfit didn't hurt so
much. )OU might be able 10 step bact.
and appreciate ""hat c nucs are c111ng
ai. a m onume ntal example o f man's
lo ll) -1he ta>. S}SH:m .
Uut for most peoph: 11 probabl~
don hurl too muc h to look. since the)
are in' oh ('d deeply. intricately. con-fusing!~. ol\cn desperate!~ and fre -
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Con s1dl·r: II as l'nllrl'I) possible.
)ll)' P rofi:s'>or Rolx·n Do) le. for a
ta\pa}Cr 10 be act1H·I~ rather than
pa .. s" ch in' o h ed an a real estate
matter that. b) o ffit•rnl definition. is a
passi\e a II \ lly.
.\ Ii.·" da~ s ago thl· Internal Re'·
l'nu1.• St·n 1t·e 1ned to rxpla1n the
nJdk. but It as dinic ult to believe •l
'uun·Jl•d an doing m u c h more than
.1dJ1ng tu thl' confusio n o f rho~~ ho
'l'l'~ lo unJ l.'rstand .
~Ul h ano malies arcn 't unco m mon.
T hl· lates t ta\ law. for instance. as said
to tx· fairer and s1mpkr. It 1'l m·1t hl.'r.
'>.l'., Do \ le," h o h elp 1ra10 chartered
lin.in1.·1a·1 anahs1s at 1he .\merican
( 1.1lk~ ... an Bf)n Ma"r. Pa .
\ml·ncans ha\C been "mugged."
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D li' le"s commc n1 ,., om· of an
..1lm11\11nlinatr hst ofc n11r1sm'I b' an almo~I l'ndless number o f cni1c<;.
1nduJ1ng taxpayl•rs. phikv'lo pheri..
hi..wn.in'> .ind authont ic o n la\e!>
"hti ptt'\lousl~ had tho ught the~
\\l'll' l'\Pl'rl\.
·\mong thl' l"rtt1c1sms:
• Man~ ml'mhcr'> of ( o ngrcs ..
d1dn'1 c' l'n unJcr.,tanu "hat the' had
JCll1l' 111 pa'l'>IOS thl· l:itC'll ta\
0
b1ll.
hJ' 1ng tx11hal·d to read onl~ a small
p.art ur 11.
• Thrrl' has tx·rn almo'>t nu "IJ\
puht~ .. in fl'l.l'nl ~c:ir' In l!lt' span
lx•t\ll'l'n l'>h4 anJ 1 ~8~ l tmgrc'>s
l'nJ1. ll'<l '"majo r I.I\ hall<, and dOICn'
ot k'\l'r h1lh.
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T J \ \l'I 111 14 I p rom1sl·J lOrporall'
la\ rl'd Ul'.llun'> :.l\Crag1ng $'I b1l1 100
NEW YORK APl -The lollow1no h\I
S"'Ow \ 11•e New Yori. Stock E xcnanoe siocks ano warranls ina1 have oone uo !he m os• ano oown the mos• based on oerce"' o• cna,,Qe •e911ro1ess of voiume •o• T",...'Sdav No sec ... ril1U 1rad1no Delow S2 are rnCI udeo Ne, ano nercentaoe cl'lanoes are 111e n Herence oeiween Ille orevio1.1s c1os1no or ce ""d Tnursoav's 2 Pm · price UPS
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NEW YORK IAPJ -The tollowing 11\I snows the Over ll'le • Counser
stpctts and wM•anss tnat have oone UP 1he mos• and oown ll'le most based on
oercent ot c11anoe for Tl'lursOaY No securities 1rad1no below S'l or 1000 shares are inciuoeo Net and Perceniaoe changes are Ille
d1fterence belween the previous closino price and Tnur sday s 1as1 or b•d Price
UPS Na~ Last Cho Pct.
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in the )cars 1987 10 1989. But b)
1986. ~)S the Ta>. Foundation. this
~ducuon had hccome a S20 b illio n-a -
) 1.·ar m creaSl'.
• ndcr thl' latest tn\ la"s. 1ndi-
"earned income." despite the wailing
of 1bosc who SU\'Cd their earnings to
in' est. and there b) earn ··unearned
income."
• Nobody kno"" the: answer$.
widespread. II could. many ~lieve.
demoy failh in the tax system and
enco urage tax evasion . But worse. it
could endanger confidence in govern·
ment altogether.
' 1duab arc r1.· .. pon!>1bk for adjusting
their~ ithhold1n~ statl·ments 10 o rder
to a'oid undcn'llhho ldang, In 1987.
millions d1dn'1. The lntL·mal R e"·
cnue ervice forga ''l' mo'il of them.
Varying interprernt1ons of the same
informatio n are made by professio nal
ta' preparers and 1:ven by Inte rnal
Rl'' c n ue er' lt'l' pcrsonnel. As a
rl.'\ult. similar ta\ returns are 1reatcd
d 10i:rcnth .
Whal can be claimed for the tax
.\s a c o nsl'Qucnce. tho~e "ho hud
fullillcd their rcspons1b1ht1l''> \l.Crl'
pul at a d1sad' antagc : The·) lo st the
use of 1hc "1th he ld mone'. Those
"ho failed an theirrcspons1bih1~ "ere
n:"ardcd b~ ha' ang the monc) to use.
In the:·, 1c" of man) cn11cs. the
dl'l'ades or amending. rescinding.
r,•,okang. rc1mpos1ng. recon ciling
and corrccung ('OUld be adding up 10
<>omething far m o re serious thnn
l'Onfus 1o n . It cuulc.J. the~ ~}. under-
mine fo11h.
S) stem is that it has produced an
industn that seems <kstined lo
conti nue growing. perhaps even while
othl·r bus inesses arc figh1ing to re-
main solvc:nt during times of re-
cession.
• In some instances. "unl·arncd
income." SUl'h as div idend~. 1.·o n-
t10Ul'~ to bl· trealed d1fTerentl~ from That undermining could also be
Billio ns of dollars each year go to
accountants. auorneys. Lax preparers.
in' estment adv isers. w-guide pub-
lishe rs a nd others whose products
and services arc d l'cmed ' necessary b y
ta\pJ~ers.
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Grocery -price hikes
fuel January inflation
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Readers offer own advice
bn the window romance
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I though I
,_,.. wert too l'3S) on the C'incinna11
lh1sband who had has own first-floor
t)edroom and insistc."d on keeping the.'
door locked "as protection aga1 n~1
buraJars." (He also kept his '"ndo"
•n.) One night his wife (who he
\hOuaht had taken a sleeping p1 ll1
lookl-d Oubidc JUSt an ttml' to 'l<'l. a
nciahbor lad~ era" I through hl·r
husband ' w1ndO\\,
1.~stcad of sa~ing no thing nnl\
wnung to .\nn Landers for ad' 1n'.
she should ha \l' "atted aooul li\l'
minutes. banged on the doo1 'l'lk d
''Open up. Tom the hou,l· 1c;nn li rl····
then scurried out"dl· JU t 1n ltOll' 111
catch the neighbor d1mh1ng out thl·
windo".
You ""erl'caught tla1-1u111ed 1•111hJ1
one, .\nn1e.oldgirl -£ .\l l I \IKl
LEADER RE.\DlR
DEAR LEADER READER: You
weren't tbe onJy ont who thouicht so.
Here are somt other sC'enario :
From LafoH'ttl' Ind ~" hu.,hJnd
and I fd t 1·hJt 'nu 'H'r~· "" lulh
generous to lhl· mJ·n "ho'l' param11 ur
e nterl'd hi\ !X·Jmom al n1~h1 "h1k
has "1fe sk pl 1n anlllhrr mum \\ l'
both though1 lhl "11\' 11ugh1 111 d 1mh
inthC\\IOdll" lhl'l' I \\llh J,Ull\.J\l'
a nd tl'll him t•• p.1ll-t
From Gaithtrsburg. ~1d .. You sure
missed a good opportunity to (ive a
Al•
luDEIS
low-life. chu ting husband some well·
destn·ed lumps. I would bave told tht'
wife 10 keep her eyes open for a
substqutnt visit from the tramp, then
call the police and tell lbem to comt'
right a way, "itb an u , lo claop tbt
door down a.od free him from "bur-
glars" who bad entered tllrougb tbe
"indo" and IOC'ked tbe bedroom door.
I rom \Jn "u'"· <. Jll f Thl' lctta
lr11m lhl' mJ n ~'ho h<t'> nocturnal
'1'1'' lrom thl' ne1ghht1r lad' ga'l' ml'
.111 1111\:non t' t"ompll'\ I hJ\l' a
niupk uf foi'rl~ llm hl.·dnmm \\In·
du"., I'm single nut h:id-lnl)k ing a nJ
Jnl \\ 11l1ng to k~I \ l' thl' \\IOd1)\\ <. Opt'n.
1f\l •u "'II tell me .\nn I :inde r<. h~
\.J.n I gl'I a "nmun Ill d1mh in''
Otar \'.N.: You sound likt' ont of
those Yalies wbo ba bet'n in,·enting
lt ttt rs for Ann Landers for a good
man) years. But your lettt r "as
prett~ darn cute, so I'm printing it
an)Wa).
• • • l>E.\R \NN L .\NDER : It has
t:i kl'n me 100 long to ~) thank )'Ou.
E'en no" thl' \\Ords do not co me
c:is1h
When I \'a" 1n m' ll'ens I read a
column in "h1rh \Ol; ad\lscd sa)mg
.. I lo' e ) nu" to J')l'Oplr) ou care about.
It "a'> h.in.J h1r m"· at firs t. but I made
m)<,\.'ll 'a) 11 to m) parents. This
'hook 111) fo thl•r un at fi rst tx·cause he
I'> thl· l)JX' \\ho •WH'r 5howed much
l'lll1111on. but ,1fta a "h1lc he was abll'
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'o" that I am marm·d . I e\pn·ss
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ml' i11., J ma11ng tu},, thr C\changl' of
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th.II night
I "111 Ill'' er tx: atlll' to thank \Ou
,·no ugh trn tl'3lh1ng nw to <.a) tho<,e
\\ord\. '\o. for 01\\d f. m' fa1ha . m'
"di: Jnd m' l h1ldrrn. I ,\ould li kl· to
'.t' "I lo'~· \O U .\nn ·· -I R \1
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DEAR FRIEND: Thanks for a
beautiful lttter. Love is the only tblng
}OU can ghe away and havt more of
than when > ou startt d.
Saturday, February 27
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North-South vulnerable. Nort h
deals.
W EST
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NORTH
• Q J 8
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KJ6S + AKQ4 J
EAST
J 10 8 s 2
A 10 4 J
+ K 4 2
Q 6 4
Q8
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K 9 7 J
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The bidding:
North Eas t South West
I • Pass I • Pass
2 Pass 2 + Pass
J Pass J NT Pass
4 • Pass S + Pass
S + Pass Pu.. Pass
Opening lead: Three of
There are two words that the pru-
dent bridge writer soon learns to
discard from his vocabulary. They
are "never" and "alway . " Use
one. and that very day you will
come across an exception to the
rule. "
North-South conducted a reason-
able auction to five spades. Note
that North cue-bid his heart ace be-
fore showing spade support. The
one disadvant-.ge of the auction was
that it painted a complete picture of
the North hand.
Sitting West was Tom Smith of
Greenwich. CoM . a too-ranked
player and member of the Goren
Editorial Board. He knew all about
"never " leading away from an ace,
but it was obvious that North's dis-
tribution was 3-1-4-5 ~nd that if
the enemy had a weakness, it wa~
aoina to be in diamonds . So he com-
mined the unpardonable bridge
crime of underl~ding his ace of
diamonds.
As the cards lie, that rated to be
the killina lead. If declarer finessed
the jack', East would win the queen,
return the suit to his partner's ace
and ruff the third diamond for a
CHARLES
GOREN
one-trick sci.
Now Smit h's reputatio n worked
against him. After considerable
thought. declarer called for the king
from dummy! \\'hen that held , he
ca hed two high clubs for diamond
disca rds and ran t he q ueen of
spades. When that also wo rked, de-
ACROSS
I Dull person
5 FoollesS
9 Bowling no-no
14 Tenuous
15 Prefix for
type
16 Get rid ol
17 Foretoken
18 Yukon peak
20 Remarkable
22 Backslide
23 Opp. ol SSW
24 Electees
25 Stwpent
26 Author Mosel
27 Politeness
28 Ash product
31 Seat
3~ Discharges
35 Do badly
36 Spas' realm
37 Propounds
38 -Fountain
39 Next to Wash
40 Covenants
41 Doctor's girl
Friday
42 Conflict
43 land body 44 Knock over
45 Range ridge
47 Harbor craft
41J Prefix tor
corn or dent
5 I Clothing
53 Glided
55 Priml11ve garb
57 Unbound
58 Sprang up
59 Table game
60 Ms. Ponseue
6 1 Roman date 62 Foll's kin
63 Avila cheers
DOWN
1 Overwhelm
2 Breadnut
3 Pea~ deity
4 Awalt a
decision
5 Nut
6 Godly
7 Guilt
8 Sllp on
9 Chooses
10 Confirm 11 Brew
12 River to the
Danube
13 Shelter 19 Wheel ruts
21 Aslan coin
25 Ott to the -
26 Foot part
27 Elegance
29 Handicrafts
30 Palm or pine
31 Exhlbll
32 Pentateuch
33 Surgery
OMAR Ot
SHARIF •• ~ .
clarer had no trouble ma king all the
1ricks.
"Nice lead." remarked declarer.
a\ he scored up one trick more than
did his counterpan at the other table
in the match. The only differen~e
was tha t there the contract was ix
spades!
l'REVIOUS PUZZlE IOl YEO
34 Plinth
37 light color
38 Young animal
40 Perforates
41 Close by
44 Fight
46 Cleanse
47 Calif -Nev
lake
48 Alpine area
49 Texas AFB
5-0 Conclusions
51 Author Paton
52 Bull ,
53 Surcease
54 Hair style
56 Unseal· poet
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Found sitvery gray cat supervise teenagers on ~t~~·~~2.!~: :~, h~~ CISTIMH SERVICE Dietary St nict I IHnng Costa Mesa of11ce 11ona1 working environ· RlllSTll ..
Ct1UCI< CURRIER wt blk high hgl'tts, blue the newspaper clcutatoon Asl( fnr Beth Etectton1cs fttm needs 111 Sut trYistr 546 3•25 Receptoon1st1Secre1ary ment in Newpnrt Beach ••
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K Jim 11ont with tM court before • NOTIC~ OF 1nge Countf ,,,, r ebruar) 3 w11'IF1f'tO 10 ensure per-93•42 Calif 92663 FICTITIOUS auMNESI I flCTITIOU9 aUIUMESS FICmlOUS 9USIMEIS
NOTICI Of the heattng Your IP~&r· DIATH Of 1988 formancf' ot !he c.onHi.\CI TF11S bu1on11n IS con-Tnos bus1neu is con· NA• STATE•NT NAME ITATUftNl . NAMf STATE•NT
D9ATH Of ance m1y be In penon or by MAXN M. PADFOftD F3701Y The 01SlflCI reser11l"S the dVCtecl !>y ari 1nd1111dua1 Oucteo oy 9n 1n01111dual Tt>e lollow•r>Q pe<ton' a•el T~ l()llow•~ oe<W<>S a•e TFlf' tolln""'"O ;>ettont .,e
WllUAM A. MAftTIH you• auorney ANO Of' NTITION Pubhshed Orange Coast rtgrn 10 solely oe1erm1ne the R1cha•d Wooos Mar~ McAnh1 o o n o o u s • n • t • 1 s '00<"9 l>YS•neM '' o • o 0vs "8SS as
ANDOfNTl'TION IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR TOA~llTUI Daily Pilot February 1~ 19 adequacy Of the securotoet This Sl41ttment ..,as h~ Tn .. stat@mttnl was hleO ..-c ..-1non En 9•1 " n g "t<E SAJ\iDAt VA"I 2136 '"'[ Sv<.;TEY •tl Wffl
TO AOllllNllTElll o• a contingent creo11or or ESTATE NO. A111113 26 March • 1988 be-"9 prooosed b) the Con· "'''h fht' County C~" of Or. w•th 1r.e County Clefll of O.· 20~ 1 ,.. Ahc•a Par1o.w1y ~ 8M:I Costa V~ ""I" Sa..,ta A.,a (Al{1
EITATE NO. A,.1tU the deceased YoU mu1t hie To all hat•• beneticia11es F-536 tractor ano the value ol &fl9e County on January 26 aM,11' Coun1y on February 9 Lag .. n1 tMs Ca 92653 C1111 9262. 197•ci•
To all hetrt ~hc11J1es. your claim wolh the court or creO•lors and contingen t lhose ~u•lt•e'!. Tl'le D1tlf1CI 1988 t988 l<e< Rey Inc 2•·• 1 H Pafriea " Sl•iMlf" 2 tJ6 R•cna•o c:.-.,.,un • 13
creditors and contingent present •I to the OflfSOlllll c:re01tors and persons wflO PUBLIC NOTICE 11'11111 ttlM> be en1111e0 10 ,._,. FJ70t12 Alicia Parkway Laguna H111s I ~ Blvd C•.,,1a Me~ "'" t ""lie• Santa Ane
credolOft . and petsons whO representative appointed by may be otherwise 1n1ern1eo cha•Q" An 10m1n1stra11ve Puo11shed 6 ranoe Coast e>uohsf'\ed Oran~ Coas1 CA 92653 Ca~! 9262.1 C .itot t;?~o·
may be olhefwtM Interested the court within lour months on the wlll at1dtor M ilite of NOTICE INVITING 11'1!1 n d"le•mone<J Dy Di•· Daily 1>1101 Februar\ 5 12 Da1ty P1101 "'eb•uary 19 26 This ous•ness •• con Tn s cus.n11u '' con. f h•\ ous "lls& ,, cor
tn Iha will and/or estate of from lhe date of lirst 1S· Ml.XINE M BRADFORD SEALED PftOPOSALS tr•ct 1n '" sooe d1,cr!'toon tor 19 26 IQ88 Marci> 4 1 I 1988 O..ctf'O b~ a Cahlor,..11 CO' cJUClf'O tiY I " ..,d,~>Ova cJUClll'd r.1 I " ond·v10;;1
WILLIAM A M ARTIN 1u1nce 0Hettersaspro111oeo A 1>91t1ton hH been hied ( .. DI) FOft THE sub.i1t11•1no l'Qu••&lf'tll SI' f'.499 !C-S58 pO<l t1on l>atr<• A SHIM• 11<~.i•O (.al'>"'"
A pe11t1on hllS n.en hltlO tn Sec11on 70{1 o l the by ROLAND N LAOERLOF CONSTiilUCTION OF cur 1 ,., to• r e tention 8ivoe $ Conrey Tr.rs s·atemet1• ... u t ieo '""' llll'~t ••• lol90
by BE'tTY LOU PHOENIX on Pro1>11e CO<le or Cahlorn1a on the Supe•IOf Cou•I of Or IEWllll CONNECTION TO amo""' rn,. 01sf'lct s oe POOLIC NOTLCE f>tlJllC NOTICE f h11 ~tatement was 1 •e<l ""'h ·~ Coun•. ,..,,. • O< .,,,, ''>e '"""'• Cl(ofa ot O.
the Sul)efoor Coon or Or· The tome for t1hng claims will a119e County requesting thll TRUNt< IEWElll c1s1or• , .. tn •es~t to the ""''" lhf! County Oer1t. o• O• llf'9l" Covnr, c,,.. ~-r· ... 11rr ••·O!'·~°"''' or l"Ytr~ 76
1nge County requesting lhal not eapire prior lo four ROLAND N LAGERLOF be NO. 2 FOR THf l a dm•t1•st• a t•on ol lhe FICTITIOUS aUIJNlSI #:ICTITIOUS auSMll ange Count~ on .tanuat> r I 23 t9H 19A~ 1 -
BETTY LOU PHOENIX be monlhS from lhe dlle ol th• aooo•nled IS personal rep-EMElllALD •AY P!OV•) ""' OI s~t•on .is90 NAMI STATIMINT NA• ITATtllllflT 1988 f'3722a F.a11
1ppoln1ed IS personal rep-he1r1ng notice above resent111tve to eom1n1ste• lhe SERVICE DISTRICT shall tif' l1na1 and '"'" tn· Tl'le rouowing pe•sons are Th.-IOllOWing persons are ' ,...,., Pu1:1111N!d 0 •a• oe Co.st o.,ci1 shfod O•anOt' Coast
resen11111ve 10 adm1n1Stl!f' the VOU MAY EXAMINE the esrate of The decedent NO r •CE •S MERE BY elude out not be hm1teO to doin9 Ousiness 11 do.ng Dus•rwss H Publosheo Oranoe . CoHt Oa••• P1101 ~ to•u•r~ 26 Oa '• o,•<>• '"b'u•'Y ~ 12
Hiiie ol lhe o.ceo.nt file kept by lhe courl II you The oetttton requests GIVEN .... , lhl' e vd of O.· Oetermonat•ons ol what Sit-r RI s TAR LE AS INO CE111Tu R• OVERSEAS Daily P1101 Fet>ruarr 26 Mtt•Ch 4 I I '8 •988 '" 1f 191\~
The oat111on requests are a person 1n1er,.1ed 1n authOt•ly 10 a<1m1mster the r~to•• "' sa•d 'J \l••ct "· curit•e• art' eQu•valenl tf'\e 2JQ2 I l•~e Oak D• Miu lOf\ tS:>"? Botsa Cl'l<a Ro Maren • 11 t8 t9U F ~ F·S01
euth0<1ty to lldm•n11ter the the ntate. you mty MtVe estate under tne lndePt"n· ••les ar>O "'"rec .. ·• seall"d 11a1_. or the M!Cunties !hf' Vieio Ca111 92691 Mu,..1.n9ton Beach Cahl F598 ---------...;..
estate unde< Ille I~· uoon Iha elle<:utor or adm1n· dent AOm1n1str1111on i:>I Es· P•ooosa • 1>1ds • to rne negot•ab1hty or tne MC.u11· G•ego<v P ..-oeOer 2392 1 926• • P\8.IC NOTICE f>tlJllC NOTICE
dent Adm1n1strat1on or Es· 111ra1or or uoon the al· Illes Act hOU• cot 10 a m o• '"e 28th toes the cost~ 01 aom1n•s· L•ve Oak Dr Mission Y C'10 Aoeroeen r orwa•O•no P'tlllJC NOTIC£
lates Act torney ror the uecutor or A lleat1119 on the P•t11ton day 01 Mu ch t911~ ror the trat1on eno '"I' oe1erm1n&· Ca1°1 9269 1 15;>72 Bolsa Cn1ca Ro FICTITIOUS 9UltNEIS FICTITIOUS eUSM:IS
A llea11ng on lh• petition administrator and hie with will be held on MARCH 23 lurn1shin9 to '81d 1•\lrict or 11on or whe1'1er o1 not thl! TF11s bus•neu •S con· Hunt1091on .au ch C11tf FICTfTIOUS au ... 11 NA• ITATa•NT "AME STATE•NT
wlll be held on MARCH 16 the court w1lh orool or ser· 1988 at 1 4S PM 1n Oeot 111 1ranspo•tat10" llbor aom1n1"ra11r.n should be ac ducted b~ an •nd1•10ua1 926'7 , NA• ITAn•NT .,.,«' re1io.. ng i>e•to<1s ''" 0 "t> •ot •ng l>e"IOnt -
1988 at 1 4S F' M 1n Dept 111ce a wr•llen request stat-No 3 et 700 C1v1c Cenl8• mertenals IOOIJ equ•P· compl·\neo r>. an inde~n Gregor, P Moetle• t his bus1nl!'S1 • con-T,,. IOllOwtf19 persons are ooo•·o b\IS"'"!< H cJc>1n9 b\.ls1nen as
No 3 et 700 CtV\C Center ono thll you oesire sp.c1a1 On,,. WHI Santa Ana CA ment w•voees P"''"'" u111 oen1 Jgenc• ,,, t>~ •he o.s '"•S sttt•l''l'et'lt was Meo OuCIC'<l bV a cc•oo•at•O" OOing bus'"•" as \Al ~E"' 0 1>11' MO R AN'· c; AJ\i~•OUES S16 o ..... West S•nta Ana CA nOllCe of the llhng or an on IF YOU OBJECT 10 !he lllf'S <1nd Olll•• •lem• l•IC' ''>e D•sl •·C' '"'"be t-n ... 'h thl' c ·unto; Cieri. ol Or JO THE A•GMT STAIH SIS • P ... o~o s 1;r \\ Eo·~ I)!" Sl >tunt1n91on ~
IF YOU OBJECT to the 11ent0<y I nd •PPfll~I ot granting or ,,,. petouon you l\C'Cessa• ... to cc-r\llUCt sa•d to11f' ! ll an¥ 1om• 1o •eQuest 8"9e Cou"' 1 on F'e!>•ua•v 9 This s1atttmer't was foll"O Ac.ac•a St Corona a.. V ar A.e -f Santa •na Ca1•1 C_... 92648
granltng of the pe11t10n you H iiia ISMts or ol the pelt· should eithe• appear 11 tht' wo•~ _At said 'm• n 10 1rie ll'POS•t ot aoo1110..,a1 Mi 1988 w•ll'I '"«' Co..ni. Cte<• 01 Or. Caltl 92625 92'0• """ •st1wQr'lh Gtl~
shoulO e<lhel tl>()ear at Iha lion• or 1ccoun11 menuoneo heiring ano state 1our ob prooosais will Cit' Publicly cu• , I'S or a .a1uf' Oestg F37ot22 ange Coun1y on Jan .. ar~ ?6 Londa Ch11111ne Fergyson
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hearing and stale you• ob· 1n Section 1200 and 1200 5 of 1ec11ons or Me wrotten 01>1ec· openeo ano •toad llouO. at nalf'd ov D•st<•c;I ,, Dis· Pu1>•1S'1ed Orange Coast 1988 S 15 1 Acacia St Cor!>f'la Oet Sr Costa Mna Cat1I Bt>a<t Calt• 926'! ,
iecoons or me written ob~· the CaUlorn•a Probate CO<l• 11ons with the court belor1 the olhce of the 01str1ct 600 tnc• , sole discrl't'nn 10 Daily Pole! f eb•uary 19 26 ~ Ma• Cahl 92625 92627 ·" • r us1n&ss 11 con· '
tt<>ns w1lh the courl before Ann L. Meffl. AtMfney for the hear1ng Your apoear· Emerald B ay Lag una satisfy ttM •equ.,ement 11 March 4 'I 1988 Dubhthed O•a"Qi' Coast Th11 business '' con H11s bus•nl'U l f)" du<tf'O t>1 an •r>OfV~
the hea"fl9 Your appear· ,etltlo,,.r. 1t2t1 Slerre ance may be 1n oerion or by Beach CA 926.51 the Oo~l••t• ooes '"'' rete<ve F·!>53 Daily Pilot ~e!>rua" S 12 Ovcll"d Di an 1n(l111>0.,11 cJuc•l'd I>; I"'"-'" • A~• 4 G·lbl"rlMn
ance may be 1n oerson 0< by tnea. lrvtne. CA 111715 yO\.lr 111orney Bids shall conro,,T• to ano sat d aeto'< ~ecu· •es ... 1h1n 19 ?6 t988 Linda C r.,OUW<" •,. •O" CFlhw• .,.. •ta'-"' -riled
your attorney Pubhlhed Orange Coest IF Y'OU ARE A CREDITOR bl" respcnsM! to tre con-'"'"''" '" , <.e<: 1 ••days P\8.IC NOTICE F 50• T111s fllle<ment was hied .,.. s slatl'"'f'"' ... ._ ' f'O • '",..,.Count, 0..1o of 0.-
IF v ou ARE A CREDITOR oa.tly P1101 Feoruarv 2!> 26 or a conton~nt ''eoltor 01 Ir act documents lo• 1rie 0111>e o ~·· -• '"• ""' llt'f1 •e· FICTITIOUS aul ... ll IMDllC ...nTIC·E .,,,, ,.,.. Co..n1v C~~ 01 0. "'1" "'" C "'" 1' C ... ' C\' 11"91' C ,.,,.,,, O" Januery 2t
or a contingent creOllor or Merell 3 1988 the deceased you must Me ""ork COPies of lhe contract '1v"" o ~'"" \"81 Ill' !'nt•· MAME ITAHMENT r ~ AU llf'O• Cou')h on Ft-bful') a"Qe C(>u"h <'"'t· ~•'' .•QAI!
Ille decu.Md you must flt. ThF•ll4 yO\.lr cte1m w1lh the cour1 or clocuments~•'e on hie en<1 tied 10 .. 111'11'1010 amou,,ts The rottow• sons are FICTITIOUl llUl lNIH 23 tQU ' n 11188 ·• ,._,.
your cla"" With Iha court or presenr 11 to the personal may be uamined '"the OI· du<' Cnn1r11cto• vn111 ~e<:uri. dotn busine:i f:' NAME STATtMINT • FJ12212 Fl 'T221$ "•llh"hll<I O•anve Coee1 •
present 11 to the personal Pl.a.IC NOTICE representatl11e appointed by flee of the O.strocl and 1n the ti4!S 01 •aMlactory value to D i y 8 R E • K P R 0 • The lollOWlng persons ••el Pu1>11shf'd Ora~ Coas1 "ut1• Sl'f'd 0•111 'O" <..<>ast 0 -1 '• P·1<>1 Fetiruwy S 12.
representative eppo.n1eo by FICTITIOUS aUSIMIS the cour1 #lthin lour months olflce or Boyte Eng1neet1ng D•str·ct "'""' Df'C'<I rec:.,ved DUCT IONS 270 1 Auroia 00."9 business as oa,11 1>1101 February 29 Oa • Pi 01 ~ •b•u•'• 26 '" .r QU
tlle COUr1 wtll11n lourmonths NAMEITATEMINT from Iha dele of lirst "' Coroor111on 1!>0 1 Oua1I Tf'lf'BOilrO OI O.rK tors ol ;2 Santa Ana Calll 92705 VON KARMAN INOUS Marer • 11 18 1988 Ma•c;"' '' '8 •c;l811F_5•8 _________ F._502_.
from the date ol f1rs1 .,, The tollOWJ persons are suanceof lettersasorovtdeO Streel . f'lewoori Beech CA tht' ..,.~,•ct '"Sf'••es the Phtlo Hatch 2701 AutOfl TRIAL 1301 Oove StrM t F !)11 --------....;.~ oom1 IC Mnf~
suance of letters as orolllded dOI ~ ng '" Sec11on 700 of the 92660 9998 "O"' • ""'K' '"I' scneO =2 Santa Ana Cahl 9270S s..i .. •eo P>tewoort S.ach I P\lll.IC NOTICE Pl.a.IC NOTICE __ .;.r.=~..;.;.;~"'°';.;;..;:.;.-.=--
1n Sectton 700 of the M1MMOTH SL!~ES INN Probate Code of Cahlornia CoPtn may oe obtained u ~SI .noer whtCl'I tl'le b10s This buttnes.s ,5 con-Cahl 92660 Probate CO<le or Callf0fn1a Cetllorn•a Hmlled ert~~ The l•m• ror r111ng claims will 11 the olhce ot Boyle Eno•: a•e •o_ t>e c:.om11a•eo ano ducteo by an •nd•v•Oual RREEF West-VI Inc a FICTITIOUS .,..... F'ICTITIOUI au s rNESS "';!~0~.~-
The ume for flllng claims will hi ~5 P 11 : not e•plre Pflor to lour """no Corporation by de con1•,1,11.i 11waroeo to re-Philo HalCh O..awata COt"porauon 1301 NAMI ITAT.-•NT· NAME STATEMENT
not expire pr101 lo lour ~al~a tslanO aCallt 9v2•M,v2• months ltom trie date or the po11~ng S25 00 1>4r ~t iect •'"o .iind •" l'·d~ ano to Tn1s 11atemen1 was hied Oo11• SlrH1. Sulle •60 T~ ro11ow1ng 0«son1 ate •'>f> •01iow.ng Pf""""" ,, . ., ·~ •011C'w•r19 O«IOfll ..
months trom IM oate of the M th La 1 hea,.ng nouce ab011e 1wtuc d•OOt ll Will be • ... 111•• a,,~ <1nd an Uf'QUl•flly with 1,.. County Cw k 01 Or· Newporl e.acn Caltl 92660 oa.nn 00,.,_, ., Gtass oo-nq oos•nes a• ~ "Q flv• "~' ., helrlngnotlce abO,,. tmmo es nn. a YOU MAY EXAMINE the lunOe<l •l theyare returneo1n ,,,,.3111 ro,0 b " . 4 £ TEf:l"a <:;fc;, " YOU MAY EXAMINE Ille Cahl0<n11 llmited partntlf· ftle kept b Ille coun If 00 QOOCI c:onditoon .. ,thin 15 IY THE OftOER OF THE ange Counry on Fe ruaty This bus1ne•s IS con-TK '>nol<>gy or So\.ll h 0rllt'Qtl • NO .J N E,.. ' ( RPA SES CAPI TAi. lhtp Y Y d 11 tile 1 11 11188 ducted by a GOrporanon Count• 2'771-M •1c1a 1 1• Col1on St•ttl .,._, "''£"'"'"' 0 1o1•L 1s1a hte llept by Ille court II you Tho• business ts con· .,. a l)eflOn inlerHleO 1n ays I ., O()enong o a O•RD OF DMECTC>ftl Of . FJ71Me JoN E LuU Dfsl r<I Mii'· p1,.,, ... a., l l19una ,.,. .. C A SC'K" C 11 Q;'f.f Vf''a •• '" ::>t E •221.
are a l)efton 1n1erested 1n ducted by a llm•ted parlner· the estate. you may wi11e Otdt " 11 • Tl4E EMERALD aAY SER· PubflJl'eO Ofange coai ager 926s,3 t.,1ala>ea i0•0.,~· • ._ "a v ... 1 • ,, ,1 t ltH
tile estate 1ou may ,.,... th• upon the ••ecutor Of admin. Ea<: Otd 1111 be tub VIC( DIST1'1CT D•ily P1101 Feoruary 2e This statement was l1te0 I<• ~ tnc 2H 7 1 ,.. 50<'1•'91 •~• W·n1t ... · • • "'•••"' • "' 3029 G.J.
upon the executor or admln· 8 d D 0 hi lltrator, or upon Ille II· mllled on • form furnished Pun1.she<1 O•a"g~ t out ,..,,ct>• 11 !8 1988 with 1~ Count~ Cieri!. ot o.. AllC'ta l>arkw..-l aouna Milt\ I .r;903 ,,,11, C' ···~ V•u CMlf
lslrato•. Of uoon the at· T~YI t t • t 1~ 1orney lor the u ecutor or IS p11r1 or ltie contract docu-Dai•~ P1101 FetHuar• 26 F.578 ~County on Fe°"'ery 3 CA 926~3 · T"'' Dus•""~· , r Q26;>,
torney tor the e•ecutor or II • • amen Wiii 1 adm1n11trator and hie with ~nts and must be a<:com-Marc" -: "l88 llltt 1 ., nd admonostr11or and file wtlh '"'h the County Cieri! of Of. the courl with proof or H r-panied by a cashlflf • c~ll F'WS99 P1aJC NOTICE 1 Trios Du t •nt1ss •S con loue .o ti. ' ' u• r.,,, f '• "" 1• c:on-
the court w•th proof or--· ;~9.ftoonty on Fa«>ruary vice a written request stat-a certified Cheek O< • btO· F'u~ O.anve ~ =!:... 1>'t 11 ~tttor-n•a cor-~ .. ~:·~.•,,:::'..!:~'.,,, , .. ci 0~~::: .. •: : '"'O•vo<>uel
VIOe a ""'"'" request 1111· ''7Dlt Ing lhll you dn ire special oat s bond ()< Mibtlltute PUBLIC NOTICE FICTTTIOUS eu ... ss Deity P110I Feb< 19 26 8r s c , ..,,., ·~ 1.c-Jr•, .. • .• ' ~.. • I ~!a~,~: =~1':°:~ Published Orenge Co1111 =i:v0!~~:~::n:i'~i :r~~;· 1~~:1~~~~:~ FICTITIOUS ausrNUI T~eA::,:~r:.,~:. .,. March . 11 1Mr' Th~llAI~~ ... ., lt>f'd ~~t: ,.,..~ .. 1)1" • ~·dt .. '" .:... I ~~~.;:-Of~!
11entory anCI appraltemertt of Dally Piiot Febru1ry 28. estate essets or or the pell· F'rOC.Oure In An t mO\lnt no1 -.AME STATf MENT do•ng buSJf\9SS as il'·S60 Wtlh lht" Couni, Clerk of~ ,JllZ1, 1"0" 1"'~1' pn "•br~•
es1111e ••Mii 01 of Ille pe11· March 4 1 I Ill 1981 !lont or .cc:O\lntt~nttoned lass thah 10~ of the amount Tht> '"''""''no person• tlrl' BAIOHTSIOE CLEANING P'talC NOTICE = Countv on Jlnuaf) ~ o.,011,......, n. ... •" 1 •'In tQtl• 'l1m
tions 0< accounts mer1tloned f ·SIJ In SectlOn 1200 and 1200 5 of of the Old made p ay1bte to doing b1 ••""'" s SERVICE 2218 Avalon I ,....... DA o m1 r,.. ••• , ' '' '
ln Sectoon l200 anOl2005of P\8.ICN0TIC£ ttl9Clltlom1aP10bate Code 1heOfderOI Of fOf lhe beneflt T0 \'¥fll'\ ;;Rill •qeoo Cos11 M.u Cah1 92627 ftCTITtOUe.,_IS Pv~ O.anc)e C 11 q ;6 1~tg • 0"'"''1" ... cranoe co;:
tNJ CahfornlaProblleCode ............ AdttlnMft I OllheDtstrtct Eecnbidtllall MM "''".,'< B•~d rv1ne> MOiiie K 01tcrease 2'2 18 MAim tTATlmN'T 'oa •~ Pitot Fet>ruery ,,_ '110 ~~.~ :"'"' ,:~.,..,
E"flN C . ....., I~. ftCTl'TtOUe .,_11 ......., AHorneft * f'etl· be sealed and del~ed to Ca•'' l, Aval()n Cost1 ~eta Cahl The IOllowtno 0-IOtlS .,-9 1 March 4 , 1 ,8 1Q8a F-51'1, .wt. Kint • c.,.._, Al• I •MT ...... '° ... ttl1 ...... the 0.stricl I I the tocallon Fa .. 11 .., JOU!>raf' .... s 9262' d<>ong bull-.. r:~r P\a.IC NOTICE *"1.!:,,'::'.:.''""· -T:::~TATW ,.,......_,CAGla oes19na1e<1 1n-th11 not~f0f leano•n •na.n""'' Cal•t This 1>u11neu ,, con· MEACUAY MEDICA L PUIJUC M)llC( I ..-.-. ng '*'°"' •r• F'ubl~ O.ange Coest Ille opening ol prOPOsals at 9280 " oucted oy an 1ndtv1dual SYST£MS 2805) Camino P\8.IC NOTIC£ '1CTTTIOUI "'11tN£WI -
lafl .. Ane.CAll7'1 ao;.1r,::~Nlll PHOTO 0..ty 'Uot '•br\ll f'V 25 26. orbeloretl\tt fl,,,.lnthrs no-111" llutinfl~5 1~ ron-1 H01he G1~1HH Cai>1St1ano "202 Laguna Nl.Mf I TATIWN'T nCTITIOUI.,_ ..
Publltned Otenge Coall OAOUP COAP 3520 W t March 3. 1981 flee provided The C'*l" or Ouclfl<I "' "' nd1v Juel This 1111emen1 ..,., lli.d N~ Cab! 92t77 FICTITIOUS MJWll • .,.. •oo ~ ~"""' er11 NA• ITATI W ' 1
Delly Pltot Februaf) 25, 2t . Warner Santi At1e c:. 111F·•97 bond Of subtllh1te lhall O. r a• 1 "" JO\.ltor1n ,.,,,h ,,... Count) Cieri! ot <>· Mercury s Mertfta 709 E MAMI STATW•NT Cl ~to s "l'ISJ u r,... '"'~•"'9 Der80fW .. •
Marci! 3 1981 92701 • 9,..,.,, as tecuroty tt>al Iha T ,. •• ••alf'(n«'"' .. a• t ~8d angt" Covnl"' on Fet>r\iary t 8'tf\op Santa Ana c.t.f T,,. l()l!Owtng l>e"t(lttS a•f' ""l "l'(lA' c; ""Q S £ 1~ Du1"'4l1• • ;
trifats C "-"Pho 1 A. "8.IC NOTICl btOder ••II 8f'ter onto a con-""''" ll'lf' 1., ~"I• Clf'•\ ''Or tQ68 92701 doing bvt>nM1 as 'h ~ "'0 l OG " 1<16 • COu.COf. P"AK A~A"T·•
----------: t to. 7, 17 ::--t.rac.I Wiii! lhe District 9flO an~ nu h Of' J @l'l•"••v ,.... Jee s L... t St Paul C(NTUAY MAR!(E ING S:~-.... A.. ~ •!.) a df'I ..-EN s ''°' Colllae 8t I P'\alC M>T!CE ~°'¢::''wi:t Atlanr.· ,.~A=I lurnllh the reQuof.0 P41Y· 23 11181! DubJ!sflfld O.anve Coat ""'"-Cekl t 2714 t •S w l tlh • 1•3 Coi t• Ma -.e •1 9f'e.2" Coste Mn• CeM t2'M ·,
0 30331 · mtn t •nd p erlormance FJ12'M D••"i P1101 Februl ty 12 1t Ttl.1 bu.._ II c~ ...._.. Clll<i t tt.27 V•C""" war•f'n Clll•k ~tttinn & Sii.ti ... ., ~~.-IThl b I t I• C • The IOllowlng ~ton• tre bonOt Of tubtlllulet '"lieu PuO!•t"fl{I 01Ar>Qi' t 011~t 26 M1rch ' ,988 OUCi.d by a f9l'll'lll IN'l· VICIOt Jat1llut, 73~ Joann 2(1(;' • ~l>lnlH' A~ Ct><OM 111"''\1 \11" V.O'\a !nlWl·,
-·---• u• n .. on dOing bu""-tl. thetllOf, •nO w-11flca1 .. o• Datt~ P•IOI Fel'llU-4'~ 16 F-SJS ,,.,INC> SI •?l Cosl• ltoNla Cafll df' Var Cahl ?26:>' c ah! 91· 1~
DIATM Of OUCted by a C:OfPOfat~ At.IEAICAN LIOMTINO Insurance and endorse· March • 1 • •e 1Qfl• ....,~ .._.. 1262' • ., • tlu\•ntto •• eon Tn1a t>vtf,,.U II CJM.
NOWA•D V. T"AVl"I, wttTl!hl.t.•~~w:' ot ~ SU,PLIES, 1a11 Ololnneyre "*'" 1f ew1.•ded tri. WOflt. r S82 P\a.IC NOTICl Thia atMement ..,.. llteo T1'<t 1><1si-.s •• eo" ~'~ "' •" nd'"'°'''' C1uc1eo bv llutbanO.,.,....
AllA MOWA"D VI"" Cou 2e •2t. l.eguna 9-ctl. c.... and """ ~ ~eo IOt· Miii !tie eo-,n,,, Cl9r1I Of °' duC'9(J b• ..,. ~viOuaJ .. ~" ..... w C••·~ I Sat•" F ..... TRAftltl : ntyon Janu.lrt • t21S1 t.lted lf thl ~reiu ... 10 PUBllC NOTIC( FtCTITIOUS 9U9Mlll anot Counf)o on ,.~ VICtOf Jen'"' r ... ~ ,1a1......,.1 "'" Mao T"'• 1te1ement -._
• Of Nlilloet I L--T Lydldl. ~, t~ ttlter lrlto NICI con-N.._ ITATW-..T 1t ,... Tflot atatet"el'lt we , i.o -h 1"'4' C~tv Cito' ol 0.· ""''"Ille C~ty o.ti Of o,.
TO M•lll"" ~ 420 hnt St . Ulfuna hecf\, lfKt 01 fumltll the rt(IVlred FICTITIOUS 9Ul*lll T"-fono.tnQ CMWIOnt are 1'11W1t willl lhe County C.,. of Qr l"O' C'~t1t) or FatNual"~ I llt\08 Coufll) on f~
llTAt;I MO. AW-P\lf)lleMd <>anot .....,.., Cetll la.51 1»0nOa Of IUbtllM.. 01 NAMI S-TATtMINT ldOl"\1 OU~ U ~ °'anot CC)t9t eo-t Ofl ~ 19&6 1011
To Ill ,,.., •• ~-. ~ PllOt Februllty 5, 1a, Tl!it txlllft911 ,. con-C*1mc.t .. ot •n-llllc:9 and Tl\e f()llOwtf\g Ole<'<'"• are c A M t N 0 c 0 u N l ft 'f ~ PllOf ~ H ~ .. II " ~.,.., ,_
Ct9Cllt0fl tind con11"f9"1 t9. . 1981 ducted by an lndMdvel ~~·· " "" "'° • ~ "''~ •• l 110ROU0118ilfOS 27211 Mardi • 11 ,, IHI • l'JnlM l>ue>h~ 0U fl9" c " Pvbf.~ o..,. 0...
ttedlt.Of&..and ,__. wt10 "'" l.~91\CeT l~ Jr ~ . MICRO EPOCM 1:'"' l 11 AatntllU S 200 F-ste Pu~!IMoO o..,. Cont D41·..-Pt10t J-ebtvar) 19~ o..t., Pdot fl..CW-~ tt a '
may 119 01,_..... lnMt•1tO Tl!lt ... ..,,,.,, ... flleCI T'N toero ot O.-ect0t1 Mfta v .. de E•t ft roe M j.tlC'f' v .. io C1111 t Ml 1 Dalt)' Pitot ,ebr\I.,.., H 11.tarr:i-• 11 '* March 4 , 1 tMI ~
In ,.. ... f/ltd/Ot ...... of .....c flOTIC( wttJ\"" Count) C'9tlc of Ot-!let OClt.ined "°"' -°'"'°' Cotti ..,f)N c I 9'926 Huot' ...... L-333t2 c ftaJC ll»1a Merc:fl • I I 11 1tat '·S52 ,_
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by FRANKE MUTZ In IM dolnQ ~ • o.lly PllOt ,et>Nary 1t 2t dleom weo-* lnCI IN I>"*• duc1td by an lndNl<lual H N 1.~ 0°"'9 _._ • fltC-TmOU9 ._-II MAlll nA,,_.y ~ Court Of Of""'8 MCFAOOIN'I WHAA,. MllfCl1 4. 11 I... p!"e'ttihflO rMe tor...,.. I'd-0.vtd l _.. f111t •lttflll'*I .... ttltO T .. OOM'MAN S 11Mm ITA,,._., Tl\e ~ C*Mftt .,._ l"-I ........
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J1'::84:~-:t:: :Z :=., ~= t~I ~ MillllllTUTM AllT terlKe With many d_: w ages plus mileage • tips •642·3030• PennySaver Production In lllTllllTH Be at bMCtt by noon. ------N ' Fut! Isl office. PIT t...i.... part men IS Spanish Full or PIT 18 or over .... .._,-1-L.,. Ni...""" I ..... F ....... ....-........ ..... 2 .. 7... •E·Z Houri FIRST CLASS Offle~ ovena must be said for . • • ,.........,. speaking helpful Rap1dty w11ti 2 years good d 1 _..,_ T ..,,une ...,....... • ....... Ing or w_.. ........ ,... ·~ ""' •No ~la!Wtl.ncb
11 Metro Pol111e 3 1u11es, 9 consecutive deya. ~f"kr Salary negot. e11pand1ng Co olfefs ex· record. and 10s on ra~~J> Great opportunity for pro-for qualified Individuals * SAitiNG CLUB 1r •17/Hr tr81nlnQ +comm
from 519 10 1032 s/f tor Ptratal l luYlCtl tr•ln 64~~2~~mputer cell en I benefits CAii 675·5566 or 722-8448 · btesslonal wilti 3 yrs exp. & 1~;,,,~!'8 lotlowlng pos-8Cceptlng appa doctt P«· •Casuat fun •tmQIPher• as tow as $950 mo ru.11 _ Me1lann at '76-5010 usy cllenl ... 675-3828 · sonnel Flex hrs Sall ben. COST A MESA 548-t919
se<va C.1124 1-5005 3114 Adverllsing UHllHCE PltlTH Marketing R.S.arcn PIT PlllFIEAIER 714/875-7100 LAGUNA HILLS 582-3&47
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Tualln/Park Center area w.-end relief wtft tr•Yel Coastal newte>8'>9' ha CLERICAL Call <7141722·1777 No selling. $5/hr to start, Ing. X'lnt lf)elllng re-Fresh flower wholeaale TelephOne 58191
SultH from 500 10 2000 References. 581-1418 ' lmmed•ele opening for ~xP RD• FI T we train. nr Orange Co qulred. Day & graveyard wareho se Md ......... sJI tor as lo. as S775mo Advertising Account Ex· TYPIST I: • alrpon Call Caroline for ahifts available perso ~ w~h sit~~~ .,...._.._
lull service. 241-5000 laMb A =,:;,ve~:°"~f-~~~ F;~=;~~m~:d64~~9 1Sal Oelalls 261-8353 alt 4pm Interests & experience. II...,._
Susan LaVasseur laatraetita 3111 posnlOns. Advertising ... If you are an exce11en1 •UT CITTll F /l PASTE IP ARTIST -~osta Mesa
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UIMllfFIOE PIANO TEACHER from per1eoce preferred Ell· lyp.11 70wpm. we will * FIHHIOIELlll CtHTH•LIP/T DelellOflentedwlthagood Sales Mature person medi•1• opening for a
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Ft Hawaii teaches In Eng.. ceflenl salary and com-train you~o be a type-18 & VP earn S150-S2500. Call alter 6p(TI 846-7878 !!":, ~ .d•s:g~ &1 e•· needed PIT In COM Plant newty crMted telephC>ne Call 751-5000 Chinese. lndon Xlnt minion. Send conliden-seller on ovr com-1 daily Pa11-Ume photo _ ... ~r 0 '"n g vo ume and Gill shop Fri-Set-1aJeS Position PrlOt tele-
SELECT BH&G wl children c M 646-«28 tlal resume and salary puterized 1ypeset11ng modehng No expttnence Mechanics helper. own production Wiiiing lo Sun 9am-4·30pm E11p phone ..,_ '•xP«ience - - - -FOONB 2 dOOI (Imm ---history to Peggy Ble\lin• equlpmen l Wall also 1ra1n NO lee World Teien• tools For'd gas truck re· ~l•ln highly moliYlled In-pref. knowi.dr of plan ts hetptul. Musi Ilk• peopte
LAGUNA BEACH small ot-ml• & 1 WN1e Shepwd) ~ TIE IAILY PM.IT tor lhe Adv0111aoe com· Agt'nl·lleenseOlbondeo pair MacGregor Yachts vldual help ful. Cal Dorothy 8nd be OtgeNnd fyplng lice space Ocean view. o n 2 12 • v lctnlty ee••t 330WeslBaySlreet pu1emed graph1cs Full & •c818)986 4316 • 1631Ptacenua CM Mon-Fri 8-4 873·2261 45 wpm C•ll 'peggy
w/p1rtm1g appro• 511 Brookhurst & Garfield fttlCI 3611 Costa Mesa. c a 92826 Part· Time openings Med ic a 1 A ss 1--f-W1•ary1114 SALESPERSON t d BleYins for Interview.
sit S660 mo John M Hunt Beach 9&3 0793 •CHHAL NUP•
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SMALL offtGe apace gr<>M xlnt rele<ences & own teacher, PIT no exp nee 112· 1441 512-2100 clean cut dept'ndable P T Send resume lo Ad or ~ly In person 650-2001 tr IK1o&..-~·
lel M East 17th Street. ft\11111\ •os tr•ns recfd 476-1976 * $300/mo 645-2357 per SO" 10 N,Ork on Nvmber 124 C/O Di iiy 21141 o.,. Ir a•n••y F/T Experience. wtlcut8t~. I fully improved $350 Asa uunu" ------counter aM Ill yard Pilot PO Box 1560 330 Stt#l L-111li t -be •l>le to~··
tor Biil 64~·3366• Osc ar's Employment ASSEllLEllS or apply '" person Apply 1930 Newport W Bay St C.M 92626 ' -~·· W/S1en~/Typ1ng . up wtlh business executiYeS. ----IR£ fREE Agency l•~ 1n hOuse· Im 21041 Ca,t Dr Blvd C M PT SECRETARY 24 hrs Great loc. New Shipyard. Hovrly rate t com-
Small OFFICES ranging ft k""8fS tor chtld & elder· .~··1~ ~pf'9ni~g tor ;: l, Lacuia llicuel General o t1ice Pan Time Mt4ical wk Gooa skllls req $7/hr Call 673-0085 for aQpt mission. Mec:tlcal ben·
from 150·300 sit '" Can-Cal.• ly care. 521·9370 mehcyan1ce e • ebcl tr o learn tM Re.JI Estate FIT general offic e duties Matdan School CM * SECRETARY/ ellts N.B, 780-, 145
nery Vmaoe Great locl assem ers 645-0294 * Musi see·S200-S550/mo Apply in P9f&On 3180 held hte typir•g mvst Bus)' medica l lab u.flf HITA&.S 142-1171 laplt,.tal 5530 Redhill. c M. COOi have car 846·207q P1toasan1 working con-PI T WllUHSE /RECEPTION DRAKE •1 llT llC Assemblers 10 build sail E,p necessary Country GENERAL OFFICf di lions Call In AM Flex hours tor studen1 aFJCE O\IE7ft, ,..,._.,, _, 171-•lot Admlnlstrallon boats We w1ll 1ra1n Appl" Club Conv Hosp 20362 Typing oookkeep•ng ltl-640·0 140 $5 50 hr 645· 1066 ~
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C...ntill Prtptrty FOUN O.-Ca1 Calico YOUTH 1:~1 p;=~MYachts Ana Heighls 549-3061 othce ca11 531_41s5 I MEDICAL IEIL HTITI SECn minded. •-tremety well TEMP TO PERM
2771 1e'r:!i:~~~r3:t~~:~~~ ASST.••· TUllEl COURIER GENERAL omcE ••vine RECEPTIOlllST T:1~0~0od~~%:.~~ s:'r~ ~~~~1~ ~~~~~· R~~ !R~~~~!~s~VAILABLE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;j Pacilac Ave CM 631-4518 C~S£l()RS For private secvrtl y vaull F T no e•per pnones Busy pnones, experience sonal secretary Real Es· Quires working knowl· •Clerks
--IQ. UI FOUND Cule ltttle Cat. sil-Entry level position Pan Musi have good driving tvpmg lihng SS '" N•'w J only Fashion 1s11no tare exp prel'd Salary • edge of Lolua and Word •Typists
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Found Slivery . graf c-at svperv1se teenagers 1n g~~1°6~2~~: :~, h~~~ CISTIMH SERVICE Dietary Strviet I t,µing Costa Mesa oflace 11ona1 work•no environ· llltlnl MW
CHUCK CURRIER wlblk h1gn liOhlS. blue ll'le newspaper clculallon Ask tor Beth Electronacs ltrm needs 111 $1o1,trvisor 546-34~5 Rec;ept1onisl/Secre1ary menl in Newport Beach All Ull
11ARBOR REAL TY co• vie Adams & promotional field person to riandle a var· For 99 1Cf: 1ac1hh i.1us1 Front office pos tor NB Wages commensurates
ONice (714""'73-«00 Alt>atrass C M 540-6159 1nr11••T 1e1y or Cvstomt'r Service be cer1.t1ed 11 ri.:i.e OFFICE MGR ASST Real Es19ie Mgmt with experience Send * .... •Ill "' Gv1ran1ee<1 income of 11: -Mature person ho R ~esldenc~_(7 t4)644 5297 FREE TO YOU CalteO Kii· Lao Bch Fluff & FOIO Serv Clerical luncl!Ons Apply kno--.ledge & t-•C:C"P"Ct DAT A ENTRY . General 01• w en-esume to •PaW 1te1Waya --Ill wttra1n 494·8450 1n person 3180 RPdMI w tncrap€'ullc d•t>IS r a•1 t c av11es Pfl alter 1oys working w/peopte LORI E,-..RNEST •PaW YHatleel
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C M Agl 54 1-5032 ace OSI• Mesa t t t Wheel Alignment. Brakes EUVflf PI T NOHE CLUIHS w.arin 545 7 118 9.5 92660 00., FREE LOST Blk &White cOrnrsh 0 $ ar NEWPORT TIRE CENTER Flower shOp Musi have Needed 1mm,.01att'I• ror sEN>s•:~~K ' RtH•ts •1tt N ... ,
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2t00 9Q ft lllCludes work· prohle VIC ol v .... d • p0lent1a1 lo S1000 Be•v•y Op ' mamcvrist M usi h ct\le pl'lcir>e I llt.'ltD'"9 l1l1ng copying. srcHmOFFtCEIS worktnn "ON C·LL"8t
shop S700/m e1 Cost a Bu,hard H B 963~~3~2"' P9f week These pos-wtor wilhoul following DEllT&L RECEPT vacuum 6 rt'hclt:Jle car run Prrands Flex hrs 11: 16 hrs Per week" All shift~ Mesa A-I Glau '';fns are permanen1 and CM Mesa Verde area E&celleni 1ob OPPOrtun11y Will train 248 10116 l'i·20 per week $5/hr PAYDAY EVERY FRIDAY available We need ex·
Cell Greo 548 1<;07 REWAROll LOST 2 F'em's o er an f e•cellenl op-ShOP 545 2298 Oynam.C pleHant group Good Mnd writing Ask (7 14) 774.3737 perlenceO
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$900/mo Avar1aOl'1 now l •969-02&4* large seda,, is 1equ11ed lor AR. AP. computor *6f~_'1 t~~4'... all pan7 qrov""'J t, ,eapsl lmmed1a1e 9pen1ng d ay Experience a must tor 1 seeks resp person w / W1td1yr. 646 1164 Lots of OPPOrlun1ty to Pntry, pnone & sales and bound' nf',.11 ns1CIP 6p~r"H'lr e~p Cl pref d leading Newport Beach olfc computer. type & --PtrHalb 3002 grow w1tn us No ex-Nice people tun pos1t1on tEITll SECRETARY sales P"OPI,. PPr• .. ct 10, l•ut ..,, tra•n Newport Re31 Esiate Oltlce Great Cusl skills to grow w/co Must type 70 wpm and
la1iat11' r1·aaac1'al is1NGLE'S CLUB member-per1ence necessary we •Int t>eneltls 67J 776:\ PIT experience in lasl youna ClQ '""' .ri1· e ... a " 644-7050 oeneltts Call Gayla at 7S2ec2y90/b5o5al e•p tielpful ah~dves~cll~ .. ~~'llgrammar w1ll train 1110i.a1 Houri. ~.'lUS "'A4·9060 • ~ "• .,., s
t I ~'111' Grea1 Ecpec;t (lrvl C1sh1er1 Fron1 covnter pace<! aenera1 oen11s1ry • • .,.. la11atH S900 1nct photos no Friendly person 1o gr~I ottice reau1ted Recep tof'l'lm Fie•~'• C 111 ~om OJ~ taaf 26 041 1' ~r>St>r lee 5?6-2737or To scnt'Ovle an interview customers and to dO lion. appts. collect1011 i.t Borc,u"-R5'i 3'<;:"'.1
HCEPTIHIST SHYICE STITlll
Recept Wiltl good typing A TTE~DANT E•P wt rels
sklHs tor last growing Dayshill. Sun olt $3251 21041 C.,t Ir.
Apply 1n Pefson ,EST CONTROL
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lhOM! Meyerhof s261-6178 Thur Salary OpPn Call S8 lUti •1• 1\. ·r;11n
Loans Free tnformauon C> :rm-.... 11'* lrei<s 642·6880 wl< del) c ''" 'O< ontn I .:Ji!.!'>
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$2 56 d CARE 2 yr5 ex~ Xlnt refs JIM's WOOD REFINISH , per ay C M 11r1>a Sano• 75 l·68S8 GREEN LIFE b't' ERIC Cab1nt'IS. banisters etc Crealt0n·lnstalla11on 171 4) 26t-54 t9
That s ALl youpaylor !Cl · .,_ · 3 Unes 30 day rnrn•mum HDl•f -rYtCI mamienance 650·6772 MICHAEL COX PAINTING
1n the !Hous~lt'an1ng10tften tO DUSTY Sl andsc•pellawn S101Hr • MATERIALS
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DIRECTORY
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I JODIE Rel s av.lalable • (27) yrs exp worll quar
650 6278 '* Topped/remove Cleanup Davos Pa1n11ri9 964·3837
*PROF HSECLEANING nu lawntSPnnklr 75 1-347! -Prompt Fa" & Fnendty• * Al'l',.,llOn To Oel••I * TREE Trim Top Shaoe O Cs Finest Painting
Rel ,it>•e l toshe 2• t-8829 Stump Palms Cleanups Ltt. 516103 Pe1e 4qg.3022
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Service Drr .. nc:.r~ Full Se1V1ce Gardening It'll Wallpaper slnp tree
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Aepreseril allYP DTS lllC. No Job 2 Big or 2 Small est Reas Lie 962·4 70, 142-4321 tlf, 310 All Corutructton Prorects Free Est 531 2507
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Commission. REQUIRES DBL A-TEAM 15 yrs ellp WALLPAPERING Ovaht
Motor Routes
available in
Costa Mesa
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
NO COLLECTING
NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of insurance.
Call 842-1444
Elec1ro111c Manufacturer wk · comm 644'7151 Stt t: 1 Lacaaa IUaHI
Apply in person 3180 WELDER/ALUMIN UM / tr0.H(7H))llll2·f .. 1
Redhill Costa Mesa s T AINLESS Apply 7am * 754· 7841 * MacGregor Ychts t63 t Id 201 fw i ...
RECEPTIOllST Place~a. CM
Irvine l aw Firm SllffH/IEOllYEI WORI OITIOIRS
Phones. light 1yl)lng com-MacGregor Ychts 163 t
pulor Call Mr Carlson Placenha Costa Mesa
553-9266 for 11p0t -•LHl/FtlHIUSS
HCEPTllllST Apply 7am Mac Gregor
FI T CdM Na•I & Waxeno Ychls 1631 Placenlla CM
Salon Nice atmosphere
ApprOA $5/Hr 675·6720 WUIHI W
or (7 t4J995·7449 Apoly 7am Ma<:Greoor Vcl'tls 1631 Plocenlla CM Rec.ep11oms1 matvre resp
sales person needed tor
tanning salon PIT days Sfll...lllf tr some wkends 650-917 1 •
Restaurant ltnewfft/lttirt4
Tl'le Orange Coast Dell)'
Pilot is looking tor an
energeltc persoo to IS·
S•SI our OISlllCt Man9S1ers
3 days during 11'18 week.
weel(ends and holidays
App1tcan1 mull have re-
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drivers licenM. proof ol
insurance and OMV
print-out Starling pay Is
S7 00 per l'IO<" plus gas
allOwance
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ISSISTllT TO t.M. Ptrst1
One ol Orange County's ... __, most eleoani re s-Needed tor a beautiful n· -J rml
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oriented delegallng 1nd1-Great pan l•me attt'rooon Cttta .... IA tnH
v1dualw1111no1o tollow our nours Rec eptionist between98m&5pmM·F
management gv1dehnes duties Stlle•lble Contact Or c•ll Beth al 642-4321
Send resume Man· Sheila 720·9870 u 1 205
cuso s 3050 Bnstol St
Costa Mesa 92626
RESTAURANT
Now accepting appli.
callons tor all positions
Apply in person Tues-Fn
btwn 3-5 Rvsty Pe11ean
2735 W Coast Hwy NB
Restaurant Work whlle
kids are in school dell
help PIT 9am· lpm Mon·
Fn Costa Mesa 966-117 4
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that all useo hOUSt'" •1 Coastnactita Julian & Yotarida garden worio. rree Est 96tl·24o/ goods mover:; O'•' • • .., .. ,, & 8ail•i•t ang houi;ectean 642-3921 Ask for Joanne Craney
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Public u11111es Com L c 477446 bonded C811 Creditor calls SIOQ Fore· * JIMP VIDEO *
""9slon. 714 558 it 1:> 1 j' •r r prtce Pavt 548·88&0 closure Tues Weddings & Spec1a1 • ,. --DISCHARGE OLD DEB TS Occas1ons(714126 t 5419
c __ --Eltetracal Exp Bankrvptcy Attorney
--•deal Ctili•ts IEIAll ELECfilC 11 t4> 675-6822 1ni11a1 ir NiilowN OR PAINTED Lteense Conlr 645-3656 consvllation no charge nl I xt pate p1as1er1ng
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_ • Call Jim * 751· 1568 * .eYia EXPERT Service & Repair lite Semen TIM s REDWOOD FENC· I 34 yrs exp t8 yrs 1n area XUfo DETA•LINC Pow· •NG Ornamental •ron & •A-1 •,_* Lic .. 4~5 964-89 19
Waa. Clear lntenor Your C"am Ltnk 646-•249 CLEAN I EXPERT :>-
HQIN Of Mine 240 fifliO H ... ,... o~ 25 years e11peri~c• ....... M•i•it••
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WHITE FAMILY SIZE 722-6708 or 722·&360 -~ Oii llllT IWIP •n •SATllUY• gasoline SS,500 Lou1 •• T rt '""'--BM ---
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chairs S 10-$20 king size tors bronze. •PP<alsed --8· Som 205 1 Sn1pway Belt &y 20 Hrs flying hme Extended Sefv!Qt Hours tliiOiiiiti:
SOFA. IOYeseal. char. ot-waterbed complete S lOO, S lO.OOO M•ke Off8' DRYER. 1ml compact ESTA TE SALE O d 675--9487 on engine• 7 11 m -10 Pm Mon-Fn ,._11\. Ill I
tomen. never used, earth· 722-0445 714•982• 7523 $25 Rattan dinette set 0 1 ,11 ~R •! Ctst SIMI hw.. \or .. , -... • tones. scol chgarded. __ ___ __ S50 Capital St CM "Y " must, 90 oc.. ..,..., tleetric lMC•
$250 969-8215 ""Ill Otlict ranit•rt (Pomona & W1lson1 bottom prices Complete Perf41C1 cond1hon Will sell I,. tr wffl
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wrapped worth s 1000 ._-. -1 -Ill.A.It Bu•lders1Boa1 hardware.
sac $250 (213)862-6588 Pttl ,..aaa I ._ llYIM SIU Cr•r•a sinks 6 Oars 2 -----Golden Lab M ix pups. SATISUN 27-28 9 AM HP Outboa-.d BIC)'cles
WOODEN DINING·ROOM molher/pure. adorable. 280 CtbrtllO, Costa Mesa 411 Sula laa &wt. II
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12 week old Male cream EVE AV SAT /SUN Orange * Liii ISU * MiactlllaMll 5015 Ch1ne541 Shar Pel, lots of Coast College Fairview 9 drawer chest w/m1rtor.
wnnktes. papers avail and Adams, Costa Mesa end tables. lamps. sW1vel
URGENT MOVING SALE •AMERICAN lndlan Items He"s a love bucket V SO AomissiontParking FREE ba1 stool hOusewares & • wantedll rugs. t>asktls, SPACES S 10 432 5880 Blue sofa sect. almond also oriental rugs Will d•hver 92 I 0652 · accessot1es SAT /SUN
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DINETTE SET 2 i.eve1. 8 lg SIMI MC dtsk, IBM $1450 pp 714/847-5672 tabJe. lamps & misc pinks. SS t>ars 12 x 36 a ayette '14 220Sf·•
chairs S95. Obi bd $35 typew11ttr. Stnyo com--clothing Sun only lall'le 10·3 SattSun in Newport •Int oond. $10.000 obo
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ELEGANT .-country POOL TABLE with equip * * * YHI IAlE SpMgs & mall c11es1 1500 Auto Mall "·. Vw l982 Rtbt>•t con-
Frencn 42 .. table with txl S500. format din set ract 2547 ', (House Apt) Dis-lamps & misc' I Day only Sail ... ,, 7014 RENAULT Lt er 83 Wnite "" vert•ble wnoe alloys rr 1.11\I• '*"
to 711" 6 Side 2 arm HI glass tbt w11rave,ttne E11rcist likt $30 hes glassware. lurntlure Sat 8 3 66 Beacon Bay convert e•c cond S 1800 Santa Ana ""* hres a c delu• int 'l<?C. tt~<tlO• Bl•d
Back upholstered chairs base & 6 enameled uphot rellta books kn1cl(-2S· ROBERTS MOTOR Call between 7am-9am & 55 Frwy at Eding removat>le cass player I r .... ., ...
$375 6•2·7786 chairs. like new• S1200 TriCJOftS10 knacks..drapt"s.curtams FIND SAILER deep lteel 7om-10pm 673-11•5 AAR RobSnew 720-394S 9792)00
obo New Pm Seeker Goll & FIH·IHS Almost finished trailer· 80 Volkswagen Rabbit .,..~I l IAJS vw ·7g wf'l•te conver1101e! '\~l
Htd a humdrum di y? c 11111• clubs. metal woods & * 6•2·2616 • at>le (714) 688-646• w rack one owner runs ~Hrs. Mon~Fri Super Beetle. go cood 1 ~J!Ll-A' .
llad1alu11orexcirtng 1nlor· ironsbagmcldS4SO ot>o •131-4114• Justa calldoes 1tat1.1t1~ h h I .,. d ""'"clean s20001obo 7·00 am to 10pm a11as• Ottg o wn er BUICK matlon 720--0481 or640-2367 I roug c ass11e llyouretoo1ttn9lora r<>b t 5•8-3120 t 1 71•"""~2-320'
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K 31535 tt0ns with the court Detore NOTICE CW an~ C0un1y or "et>ruary 3 ..... 1nne10 10 ensure per· 93442 C1111 92663 FlCTITIOUI Ml ... SS I FlCTITIOUS etJS*ESS FICTITIOUS llUllM£11
NOTICI Of the heartng Your IPP .. •· ~ATH Of' . 1988 lormance ol the contrKl Tl'HS ousiness ts con· Tn1s t>us1nen 11 con· NAiii STATIMENT NAiii STATt•NT NAME STATtlllNT
MATH Of •rice may t>e 111 l)efson or by MAXM M. UAOF°"D f 17015t The District r--..es the ducted by an 1no1v1du11 ducted by an 1nd•v10ua1 The following P41tsons '''! Tne ! "'9 e>e<SO<'s a•e Tf\e f0fln••""9 persons attt
WllUAlll A. MARTIN y<>Yr atto•ney ANO Of ~ITION Pu bit Shed Orange Coast rtgM to solely oete•m1ne !he Rtehard wooos Marl! McAnhs d o 1 n g bu 11 n es s 1 s 001n9 ou~ss as do•ng tius•neou as ANOOf~fTION IF YOU AREA CREOITOR TOAOMIHISTUI Dail~ P1101 Fet>ruary t2 19 ad~uacy o! the secur1t1es Tilts statement WH hied Tl'ltS statement was lli.c:t M c Manon En9r1 v1n 9 THE SANOALMll.N 1136 •11e SVS'EM c13 Wett
TO AOMIHISTUI Pr a contlhgent c:redttor of ESTATI NO. A141"3 26 M11ch 4 1988 t>etn9 proposed by tile Con-with the C0unt~ Clerk ot Or· ...,1th the County Cieri! ot O.· 74771 -H Allc1a Parkwav I NewQOft Blvo Costa Mes. Kt",.. Santa 4.,a C•hl
ESTATE NO. A14tl1J the deceased yOu murt hie To alt Mirs. benellc11ries F-S36 tr&clo• and -the value or an9e County on January 26 an9e County on Fet>ruary 9 Laguna H•tls Ca 926S3 Cahf 926r 9ro~
To alt l\elrs t>enellCtatMK. y<>Yr cta1m with the c<>Yrt or creditors and contingent those securoto~s ll'le Otstrtet t988 1988 Kei Rey inc 247" 1-~ Pa1rtek A St·~· ;>136 Ricna•o Ca,.,oun 4 1J
creditors and contingent present If to the personal creditors and persons who PtJBllC NOTICE Shatt also oe enhtle<l 10 , F"9331 FJ1'Clt12 Altc.a Parltwa) Laguna ,.,,ns Newo(>rt Slve ~ta Mesa J we-o• "..,.~ s a"tll Ana
cred11ors. and pereons who representaltve appointed by may t>e 011\efW1se 1nteres1eo charge an admm1st111tve Put>hSl!ed Ora~ CoH t Put>hs~ O•a"ge Cou 1 CA 926S3 Caht 926:r C.;t ,, 92·0·
may be otNtwiM mterftted lhe court w1th1n lour months •n tl\e w•M and/or estate ol NOTICE INVITING tee as determined ov O.s· Oa 1y P•lol r=et>ruar~ ~ 12 Dail)> P1101 ~et>ruary 19 26 Trus ousmeu is cor>-Tn,s bus "fll ,, CO" Tn1s DuS•"tts ,, con
In the wtll and/or ftlate DI trom the date of lltst ti • MAXINE M BRADFORD IEALEO '91~1ALI '"Ct 1n IS 501e d1scre11on !or 19 26 1988 "'4arcl'I c 1 t 1988 ductec! t>y a C.ltlorn.a CO< duttecl D• a!' ·"13•v•dvl O· <I.cl o, .v •nd•vlduw
WILLIAM A MARTIN suance of letters IS PfOVlded A pet111()(1 hH °"" !tied (ltOS) "°"THE subst1tult1'9 eQUt•~len• w ~ 499 F-S58 peraflO'I Patroe• " Str•O.. RtC,,ilrO Call'>OVf"
A pe1111on has oeen hied 1n Section 700 of t'1e t>y ROLAND N LAGERLOF CONSTflUCTION OF cur11 e' !or 1etent1on Btuce S Conrey Thrs ttllt tnent .,.u 11~! •n.s sra1_.,1 was toieo
by BETTY LOU P~OENIX •n Probate Code or Cahlorn1a on the Super10t Courl ol Or-SEWffl CONNECTION TO am<>Ynts Tne O.sl,.cl s oe Ml.IC NOTICE PlalC NOTICE Th" "lfetnent was f11eC 1w•t" ttle County C1er• 01 O• w•I" '"' Cc,. . .n,, Cler• o• Or
the Superior Court ol Or· Tne time tor hllng c111ms v.111 ange County reQuest1ng that TflUNK SEWEfl c111ons wlfn re!'>pect to 11'14! with tl'>e County Clerk ot Or a099 Cou"" on l'ee>• ... ary an~ COU"'' on J•nuan ?6
ange County requesting that not expire prior to lour ROLAND N LAGERLOF t>e NO. 2 FOR TH( adm•ntStrat oon ()I the FICTITIOUS auatHISS FICTITIOUS au..... •noe County on Janua•\ 2' 123 1~8 1198P
BElTY LOU PHOENIX O. months from the date of the appo<nteo as personal rep-EMUIALD aAY prows,ons ot Section 4590 NAiii ITATl!lllNT N.U. STATt•NT 1988 FJ72:Kl nea11
1ppolnted as peraonel rep-hearing not1Ce above teHntallve 10 ldm1n1sier the SEflVICE DISTfllCT '"111 De final ano shall 1n Tne lollow•ng petsons ere Ti>e loltow1ng persons i re f1l945I Put>I•~ O<ilnQe Coast c>,0 1 S"4'0 O<ange Coett
re'4!nt1t1ve to eom1mster the YOU MAY EX,. MINE the estate or the decedent N 0 T CE IS HERE B '!' ctu~ out not t>e llmlled to dOtng ousoness as oo-ng t>uSJness as PuOI•*""<' Orange Coa.s1 Oa iv 1>,101 I' et>•u1.-.. 26 Oe , o oe• "et>•uery 5 12
estate ol the Oeoedenl file keot t>y the court II you T'1e Pttlotlon requests GIVE"-'"•I the 8o~rd o• 0. detetm1nattons ol whal se-TRI ST AR LEASING CENTURY OVERSEAS. Daily Pilot FeDrul l') 26 Maren c '1 •11 •988 ·~ i~ 10~11
The pe1111on requests are a i>efSOll 1nt«estad 1n authority 10 administer the recto•' 1 said D s1rict •n turott~ are equ1va1en1 the 2392 Love Oai. Ot MtSS>On 1s2·2 Boise ChlCI Rd Mardi 4 11 18 1988 I' 580 F-501
autllorlly to adm1n1t1er the the estate you ml)' MNa estale under !he tnoepen-v1te$ an.1 ..,ill rec:e •• sealed value 01 the seeurit>es the V•e,o CaM 92691 Huntington Beach Caht FS98 ------------------
estate unde< the tndepen· upon the eaacutor or adm1n-oent Adm1n1stration ol Es-propo.sa' tt>•ds1 ~ 10 the nego1tat>11t1y ol tt>e securt· G•990'Y P MoeOe• 2392 l 926' P\llllC NOTlC! PlalC NOTICl
dent Adm1ntS1ra1ton or E•· 1strator. or upon tne at· tetes Act hOur ol •')am or Ille 2811'1 ttes the costs ol adnM•S· Live Oak Ot MtSSIOfl Vtet<> ADeroeen l'or.•lrd•no Ml.IC NOTIC£
tat es Act torney l0t '"• executor o• A hea11ng on the pe111ton day 01 M vch 198e lor the 1111100 and 1,.e determina· Ca111 92691 1 S:.>72 Bo•sa Ch1c1 Rd FICTTTIOUI 9USMESS flC TITIOUS 9USIMISS
A hearing on the pelltoon adminis1r1tor i nd Ille with will t>e held on MARCH 23 1urn1sh1ng to said 01str1c1 01 tton ol wl'letl'ler or not the Tn11 t>usoness is con· Hunttn91on Beach Cal•! FICTITIOUS llU ... 11 NAiii STATEWNT NAlllE STATEWNT
will be l'>e!d on MARCH HI. the c;<>Yrt wilh proo! ol ser-1988 11 t 45 P M on Dept all lr8MPOrta1ton tabor administration snou1o t>e &C· OuCle<I by an 1nd1111du&I 92647 NAiii STATE•NT j f'le IOllOw•n<i persons a•t'1 ·.,e I0'10 .. 1ng C>er$Olla -
1988 at 1 4S P M 1n Dept vice 1 w1111an request stat-No 3 at 700 Covte Center marteroals tools eQu1P comphsh«I t>i an 1ndepen Gregory P Moeller This t>us1neu 11 con-Tl'le lollo-Mng persons are d0."9 o.ismep u do-n.o l>uS-1'eU as
No 3 11 700 CIVIC Center 1ng that you deslfe sll{!t1al 011vt West Santa Ana CA ment services peo•111s ufll oer>• agency ?• by '"" D•s· Tn1s s1a1emen1 was hied dueled t>y a corPO•ll•O" ooong buSt"ftS IS • "'-• f'r 0 ,.,£ HO\JR ANN S ANTtOUES !>16
Drive Wast. Santi Anl CA notice of lhe filing ol 1n in-IF YOU OBJECT 10 the 1t1es Jnd OI"'"' items trl(t rr.e O•Sfr•CI $1'1all t>e en· ,.,,,,the CouMy Cle<ll. ol Or-JO THE RIGHT START 515 .. PH0f0 S •r W Ed'~ I 1Jt" St 11unhnqlon hKft
IF YOU OBJECT to the ventory ano IPPf••tement ol granung or the pet1t10n y<>Y necessary to con\lruct s~ud 1,,1,.<1 at an, time to request •"9e Cou,,t, on fellfulrv 9 Tr11s statement was ltleo "cK •• St C0tona del Mar A~ ~r S.rtta Ana C• •1 Ca11t i26'~
granting of the pehllon you estate assets or ot Ille pelt· Should etlhttr apoear at the rll. Al sa>d 1tme said ll!e r.euos•I ot add·ttonal se 1988 wi1n lrte County Cle<" o• Or-Ca••I 9?62S 92"04 An" 4sttwort" Gltbenteft
should.,,,_ appear 11 the t10nsor 1cc0un11 ~ttOned neattng and state your ot>-P•OOO»IS ''"" be ;>ubltCly curt ,.5 o! a .aue oes.g f370IZ2 ange County Of" January 26 L•l'IO• Ch11s11ne r: .. 9Uson Yu "'°" Cnnu,. 813 ~oanr S'' •Jtt St "lunlington
nearing and ttate your ot>-rn Sectt0n 1200 end 1200 5 of iectt0ns 01 Ille wtotten ob,.C· opened and read aloud If nat"<l 01 Ots•r ci n Ots· Puolts!'!ed Orange ColSt 19&8 515• • Acac11 St C0tona oei St Cos II "'4esa Cat•I Beacr-Cat•' g~
iectlOns or ftle -111en oDiac· the Cattlorn1a Prooare Code hons with the cour1 t>elOfe Ille oltice ol the Ot,.rtCI 600 trl(t s sO'e dosc•et10f'I to 011ty Pilot February •9 26 ,-..,... Mar Ca•11 9262S 9262" '"·• t>usiness 1s con-
ttOns with the COYrt t>elOfe AMIL. Maffl, Attefft9J tot the nea11ng Your appear-Emerald B11 y L agun1 satisfy ""' 'tl<lu're..,ent 11 Marc"• '1 1988 Put>hsneo Orange Cout Tl'>os business •s con--,,1• business • •0" OuC''f'Cl tt• an 1nd1V1Clual
the hea11ng Your appear· '•tltloner. 11211 Sierra 1nc;e may be 1n person or by Beech. c.-. 926S1 ttte 0.Sfl•Ct ooes no! receive F-SS3 Da11y Pilot Fet>ruary S 12 ducted t>y "n 1nd•v.Ou•I louc•ed tl~ '"' '""" ilua· • .,, • G•lt>ensen
ance may t>e 1n person or by lnea, lr•lne. CA 1271$ your attorney Bids shall conform to and sauslactor~ secuntoes w1t1·11n nuni C MnTICE 19 26 1988 Linda C l'e<guson ~u l\Or Cl\hur , 1 r,,,, ''''t'mel'' •U fMed
your attorney Published Orange Coast tF YOU ARE A CREDITOR t>e responsove to tne con· lwtt••e 112 con~uflve days l"UUl.I ""' F-504 Tt11s Slllement was Meo "'' statemt"'I ""1 •Pu w·ttt 1'Wl' Count'! Ciert of°'"
IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR Dally Pilot February 2S 26. or a contingent cred•tor 01 tract documents tor tne ol me 0 11re or me wr tten re-FICTITIOUS .u...aa P\8.IC NOTICE '*''" t~ C0un1v ~" o• Or· "''"' ,.,,. Cc>u"'• t:•e:_• ~· 0. ·~ COU"'' O'I Januery 26
or 1 contingent creditor ol Marc" 3 1988 the deGeased you must ltle work COC>t•S or tne con1rac1 que51 0-W<t 9\at oe ent1-NAiii ITATIMENT 8"98 COV"tv °"' Fecn.a.v 9"?t' '-'°''"'• .... ~-e-u8'~ •Ql!A
the cteceaMd you must ttte ThF•9• your claim w1t1> tt>e courl or documenls are on lite end tll'd to "'''""Ol<l ,im0unts The lollow1 sons ¥e FICTIT'IOOS llU ... SS 23 •088 2J •'O'A ,,_.
your cta1m WI"' the cour t°' Pf•Hnl 11 to the personal may t>e ••lm•ned .,, the 01 due Cc,.1rac•o• """' sec:uro· ng per N~ TATE•NT FJ7'22C2 Fln85 " c.-·•~ 0•1n99 Coe.t
prnent 11 to tl'le P41<SOl'lll P\llllC NOTICE rep1esenta1tve aPPOtnle<I t>y !Ice ol lhe O.strtCt llf\d in tne ltH "' sat stactorv ¥11..e to d°b'1 ~if~Aa.: PR 0 The 1~ PuO<•S.-,0 0rl "98 Coast Pue '"'° Cl<•~ C. 51 D• ""o' ~fl><UW'! S 12
representaliYe ePPo<nled Dy the court witn1n lour months olltCa ol Boyle Eng1neer,n9 O.str•ct nave beer> recewed OUCTIONS 2701 A · d ' bu ng l)ffsons ar•1oa 1\' P 101 February 26 D•" 01 01 ~eorua•, 26 10 ,r •0ae
the court within lour months '~!~~:A~=· trom tne date ot first tS-Corporehon 1501 Oua11 Tne Boaro ol Directors ot =2 Santa Ana Caltl 9~~o;~ \,7jN :~:.:~ •NOUS Marci\' ', te t988 ~a·c" c " ·~-•9&8 F ... ·e F-502
!tom the dale of llrat IS· The lottow• sons .,. su1nce ofletters as provided Street. Newoort Beacl! CA me o,st•l(t rese•ves tl\e Philo Hate" 2701 AurOfa TRIAL 1301 Dove Street ~-sa 1 -Dlmt IC W\Tlil'C
suance or letters u provl6ad dot b l ng per tn Section 700 of lhe 92660 9998 roght to selt'Ct rne sctled· "2 Santa Ana Caltl 92705 Sute ego Newpori Bu eti PlalC NOTICE PlalC NOTICE ,~ ""' rw.
In Secuon 700 ol th• M1M~,0~sL~'i<Es INN Probate Cede or Caltlornoa Copies may be obtained u1e1s1 unoer .. nicr. tne btds This business is con-Cahl 92660 FICTrnous aw..•
Probate CO<!• of California a The ltme lor l11tng c:talms will at '"' olflo• ol Boy~ Eng•· ••e •o t>e COr"lpareo and ducted b an 1nd1V1duat RREEF Wast-VI Inc a FICTITIOUS .,_.s FICTITIOUS etJSlftES.S NAME STA~
The time'°' ltllng c1 .. ms •111 ~:i~.or~5 H~~~ :!!':: not ••Pl•• pr10f 10 lour ~:;~no cor_rs~ioon t>v ::; c:o,,trac1151 awaroeo to r• Pnito J atch ~awwa C0tporat1on 1301 NAiii STA~ N.AME STATEMENT • .,~ 'ot!C'w•ng ~ ..
not expjre prk>f to lour Balboa tstind Cal!I t2M2 months !tom the date ol the po h g S 1Pflf )f'Ct '"°and au b•ds 1n<1 to Tnis statemeni wu hied Dove StrMt Su•I• 460 ""e , "9 ~s are • .,. IOllO•·~ ~K'"S • I' ""' _ ..._.. ""'55 11 months from Ille dlte of tile M th Lt* I . ,, .. ,,ng notooe at>ove whlC CleC>OSlt w1 I 0. re-wa•~• 8<') and .J'I or•egular1ty with the County Cleo ot Of. Newport Bekh Callf 9?660 I oomg t>u~ as Giu s oo ng tNs,npss as ,.~
hearing notic:. lt>ove Cal1t':'n':: Hm1ted" ~n,,...~ YOU MAY EXAMINE thellunded t~~~e ·::~~ ;n •n an~ t>tO ano• County on February Tttts bUSll'lfta ,. con-Tecl'l"O'ogy DI South Or~ • 41110 : E ... ·ec~PD <;f<; E ... T£DPD SES CAPITA L
YOU MAY EXAMINE the 11'11 file kept by t'1e court II you OoOd c 5 I Y THE OflOEll OF THI 11 1938 ducted t>y •COfporatlOtl 1c oun1, 247 71·H At c a Z14 COilon Sl•f't'' -· ... TE'lNA' ONAL 1521
hie kepi by Ille court II you rhia buslneu II con are a person mtereslad tn d= I ller the opening OI I OAllO OF OtftECTOflS Of' ,311MI JtU E lull OlstrlC1 Mi n· Parll.WI) 1..aguna Mis C• Be•c" C11 t OZf;6' "°"~ f' 0,. :)! E •229
are I person lntar•ted '" ducted t>y a llm•ted partner: the estlle. you mey _.,.. b Each t>ld 11'1111 o. SUt>· THE f MEflALO IAY Sfll· PuOlrShed Orange C<>Ht age• 926S3 ""'ala10' Te><Q<Jill •• •• .._,•st• .:.i.,, .. aM 92'M '
the estate. you m1y """ ship upon the txecutOf or adm•n· milted on • f0tm lurnllhed VICE DISTNCT Daily Piiot Fet>•uary 26. Tn1s stat_,! •as hied I!.• Re) inc 24 n' "' So,.,, set ""• Wor»1t"' • "'""° ' "' 3029 (Mr.
upon the exacuto• Of adm•n· David 0 Dahl ISlrator. or upon the II· . Put>115he<1 Orange Coast March c 11 18 1988 w•t" the County Cle'!\ or Or-Altc:•• Pa.fl1w1y LllQ<lna H~ls • 'S963 l1ttld C '' ,,,.,." CMlt lstrator. or upon tl'le al· Tht 1 1 1 fl......, tOfney to• the e•ec:vtor or as Pl•I or tn. contr111<:t docu 0111~ Pilot Feoiuary 26 F.578 8nCJe County on Ft t>r"wy 3 CA 926S3 Th•• bus•,.n < , Q~6,, t0tney for the t•acutOt or s s • emen was ....., l<lmlntstratOf end Ille with mentt and must t>e acc:om· Mere" i 1988 ,948 ,. ,, , , • • admm1str1IOf and Ille with ...ith the County Cle<k ot Or-the court with prool ol ser-pan1ec1 by a cashier's cfl«ji l'W599 •-IC W\Tw-r ' ..... This busoneu is con-o~e:' t>• ~ o • • .,,. r ... ~, ,.., is ~
the court wtlh proof of-· a099 County on February vlee a """tten request stat· I cert1l1e<1 Gtiec:k or a b•d· ,-. nu ~ r•~ Oucteo t>' 'Cat•IOl'n•a «Y· • • 8 '°1 ''0"'11" d.-<t,.• • 'r •"dl\tOual 23 t981 • de< Pvblfllled °'8n98 Coast l)O'at-on hi '"''"''f'<" ... , ' ....: '••f'.! ' " v1ee 1 wntten requt11 stll-f ing that you de11re special s t>ond or substitute PUBllC NOTIC( f'ICTITK>UI .,._,, Oeoly PllOI Fet>rury 19 26 8'~ s CO<Yey .. ~,., l"°f' c,...,," .,. :>' O· ;.,, ~·A•...._.t waa Meo
1ng tti.t you deslft IC)llClei Published Ore,._~~ nottCe of ltte hhng ol 1n tn· pu1rsu1~nl toCSectd ion ~5C7 I~ NAiii STATE•N'T Maren 4 l t 1te8 Tn.s Siii-i •n l"9d 1~'11! c .., t. o:> .a~~ar, .6 ,. '" ,~,. ~ _h C .... tt..ot °'" 1 noltce ol Ille filing of an In· ··.-vef>IC>ry Ind IPl>'alstmef'I of 0 • 0 e 0 IVI FICTITIOUS I USINESS The lollowlng parS()fla .,. F Sec> c Clet'-'Or '9~t " ven10ry and IPC)fttttmant of Daily Pttot Ftbnlary 26. n tate assets Of ot 1"41 pet .. Proc:e<tur•. on an amount not NAME STATEMENT d0<ng buSltleSS as • ""t" ,,,_ °""'' 0 r F*'»1 a~ ""'"''' " ~
nt11e MMts °' of Ille pell· March 4 11 l8 IHI tiOns or acc:oun1s mentlOned lass than 104'. 01 the amount The 1 10.,,.•ng persons are BRtGHTSIOE CLEANING Ml.IC N0T1C( ~ COuf't' on Jaf'Uar, o,.111,,,,f'O o. A"Of' Cou i 2J 1Cll!t ,,,_1 lions or accounts mentlOned F-513 in Section 1200 and 1200 S of or the bid made pay1ble to 00<ng ou~1ne11s as SERVICE 2218 Avalon, J ,.,.,_ 0 ., e>,io1 r~11• •·· ~ ,2 P
1nSect100l200 andt200 5ot ·-icllft'N't tlleCaltlorniaProoateCO<I• lheorelefOfOf lor tl'lebentllt TOWfqS GRILL 19800 Cosu Mesa.Cll•I 92e27 . Ftennout~.. Pul>ltsMCI O.ange Coast ·~ l f! fQ$t , 10 libh~~~ c::etVeo::
tlleCelitorn11Probate CO<le .--. ""'"~ HenteM, Adlllnaon I ol ttieOtstrict Eechbldahalt MscAtthur Blvd 1r111ne Hollie K Gllef .. M 22 18 MAmlTA.TlmWT I Daily Ptlol Fet>rua!)t ~ r "''0 M811\._4 " 18 1986 1-.-C. WNte, I~. ,tCTITIOUa .,._11 ........ A.ttemera fef ~ be ... lad Ind dallve1ed 10 Caut or•~ Avelon Costa MeMI Caltl The IOl!owlng P9'10ft1 arel Ma•C" 4 11 18 1gaa arc F~U
Heft, """ a c.wr-. Al· ...... '° ... fl07, ..... the OlslrtCI at the IOCetiOn Fe••J ~ JOUt>lllf' r e s 92627 d<Mng busoneu es !'59· Plate NOTICE -~ -.:.::···'· -r::::!!:Ta.N'T ,.,. ....... CA...., • deS!gnlted 111 tllls notic:. '°' leaner" •n•""'"' CaH Thi$ business IS con-MERCCJ RY MEDICAL P\8.IC NOTlCl ... • ....... P9fl00• If• Pu«*shad Oranoe Cotst the Opentng of Pfcx>OWS at 9280" dUCled t>y 1n tnOMdual SYSTEMS 2I052 c:-no Ml.IC fl1TIC£ F'ICTITIOUS IUSMSS
....._AM, CA a701 O~ lbuaineaa es Deily Pilol Ftbru•l"r 25. 26. Of btf0t1 the time <nth" no-This t>u! r·ess s c:on-Holl e G1kreaM Cacltstreno •202 L~ N.U. ITAnMl:Nl RCTITIOUS~
Pul>ltthed Or11'19' CO.st AMERICAN pH 0 T 0 Marth 3. 1te8 lice PfOVtd«l The ChaCI< or OUClf'<l II• 4" nd•••d11it • lf'l•S stalen>enl ,., .. l.t.d Niguel. Cailf 92177 flCTITIOUI eu8MIS •-. 'c-"'O Pt"'S""S .,e .... STA~ •
o.ity PilOt Ftt>tutr)t 2$ M . ~ROUT> C:::t !520 ~=· lhF -497 bond Of IUbllttutt 111111 be r •• 111 'II JOUt>• .,., ••th 1"8 Count) Clerll 01 Or-,...cur; s .....,... 709 E ..... •TA TlmNT \)(' ~ b .• --~ u T ~ f('lfl()wlng ~ ..
MetCh 3 1N8 t2'f:' a na ·-IC llll'l'hrll' gwen IS MC\lflly !NII the Tn.s s•1temer-t .. u 1.teo ange County on FeDruary 1. 8lsN>p s.,,ta ""' c.... The following persons l !P 11,f 'o\ POAT SU"'IR•SE co.no Du .. neh -: "'''" ,--. ""'f'K blO<HlrWllltnt•intoa con·..,thtne CC'unl\'Cl• .. o!Or· 1988 92701 OOtng bu-H T£C .. N0l0GV 206't COLLEGEPAAfC.t.lt'""'··
----------ty Caf'henPhoto.l71 ·1~~ tract With lne DlllllCI end 1r19e c°""" on Fet>ru&rv ,,.... J .. s L• • St Paut CENTURY MARKETING IF'"""'' ...... C<-••na df'llMENTS 2206 c-... lh Pta.JC NOTICE °'11 c«r.:'81'°"· .,. flCTITIOUa ., .... ,, furnish the requ11ed pay-23 198ll Publtsr>td Oranoe Coaat lnrint C.lll 92714 745 w 11111 • 143 Cosu M4i• C 'f 9161~ Costa Mesa Cllflf taM :
__ ;...;..--..------1~t~~r Wftl, Alltnll, tlAm ITA.TWMINT ment and Parlo1mance f l722M Daily Pilot Fet>ruat)t 12 19. Thii bustnest 11 con· ..._. Callt 92e27 llt4•C"H 1 Werre" Ctar~ 1 Nelson a S11r.,_ M
" --.Th b I I The lollowlng pel'IOOI.,.. bonds, ()f IUbSltlUlff in lieu Pvbl•,"ed 0.111'~ Coast 26 March c tMfl dVet9d by • general pen. VICIOt Jlrlllus 735 Joennl 20f 'J,.. ... , Ayt CCWO"• 1173\ v .. V•ona. '"""*-
NOTIC90I 1• uan•sa • con-do.ng~• thareol and Ciefltflcat• ot Dail• P110t Feb•u••• :16 F·5"3S nw~ St •» C<)sle Mesa C..,, IH' ~•a• C• t 9262' 1C..,1 92715 DI.ATM°' dUc:tecl by • C:OfpGl"allOn AMERICAN llGHTING lnturence i nd andorff· Ma•G" 4 11 •8 198e Mertur\t........ 9'62" ... ' ~,.,,.n I' CO" TlltS D<.S>nest .. c:oe-
MOWA.M» 'I. '"AYI"'· TM ttal~~ 1~ SUPP\.~S. 1271 O....~ "*'" ii .. .,oeo t"'9 "'°'' F-St 2 Ml.IC NOTICE nw st~ -Med Thfl t>ullf'eN ., con o..ct t-• a" •noMdua IOUC1ae1 b\' ,_,~ .,,.,_..
A.KA MOWA•D 'll"M witfl ~l't Of i_ •29. Leguna 9Mctt. C.., Md _.. o. o.clated lor· •mtlC ""'TIC[ ,,,_...__ --.. _..,,,,_Count-, Ctettt Of Or· OUC1ed ~ .,, "'°~ ""'' w Cllf\ S•at>' w. TMftM = tyonJflllUWY? 9'951 '9tlecl lllllebl0derref\aea10 ,-. nu n"'''"""•--9r'9t Covrtty on~ \rctorJ-ut T"l stal.._,t •IH ltltlO T"'t 11a1emen1 ......
-Of NtlhON 1 lAMenca T Lyd.cll, Jt . eill'ltly tl'll« lnlo MIO Con• • NA.Ml ITATW 17 ,... flltt stet_.1 wu !tied "''" ,,... Counh Cle<'\ 01 Or With the Count) Ci.tl at°"'"
TO ...a•rllnR ~ 420 lenl St . Leguna etiecfl. trec1Of11,vnith ,,,. ~ flCTITIOUI 9UIMSS The IOllO'Wlng C*90nt.,.. ,,,... Wllh IN Cov!otv C~"\. OI Or· ~ CC'Unl) Or'I F•DrVl 'l' t .,. Count\ on F~.
llTAft MO. AMtm PublltNd Oranoe ..,.,..., c.ltf. 1'951 ~ Of 1Ut1st11111 ... Of NAME STAT&•NT 100tng ~es ~ Ori COM* C 1 0--F.orvery 111M IHI ' Toelrrelfl.~-·~Pilot~5. 12, Tl111 l)\jllMtt It COft-ctr1~et oflf\-ance and Thtfoll0-.1"9 Wlo0t'IS ~re CAMI NO COU N T flYDelly ·~ ~It ~-°""Y "7W1 · ,_
cr.ctitora and conll"ft'll " . 1118 OUC*' by an lnCIMduel ~II if ,,.. btCS • OOtng butlntS.S as THOROUGW&AEOS Ullt MWcrl . 11 ,, I... . ~ D.it>4fS"ed Or•"QI' c I PubltlNO °'.,.. 0-
CteditOta. and pw~ wN> F·Sll l~ T L.,._, Jr ~ MICAO EPOCM F'51Lu R1mblat S 200 f--MI ~ ()range Cout Oa"• O.Ot ~ •t H ~ Piiot f.'.*'-" 1t 1
!MY .. ot,..,,.... lnlertM.0 Thlt .,.,.,..,. ... lllecl Ti. ltoltO Of Olrtclon Mel;a v .. oa Eaet •G 106 M·s.sion VlflO Celt tM1 Del Ptto1 "'°"'~ 16 M~ 4 11 ,... Maircfl . H ,... I
In IN ... end/Of' ...... Of P\al( llOTlC( Witt\ Ille County °'9f1f of Or· Ma o«ltmlnecl WOii'\ 1fle One· Cotta Meta I 91626 14u9" Nelf l -"1 33312 C PaJC mllCl ~ 4 11 t e l... J.-M2 ~
HOWAAO V TAAVEfll , MQie Countt Ol'I P:tbtvafy t, tor of nee c.llflomea °'"'1· o.VICS Gordon L..,. l 271S C.he'tam Wt) Oetle lilOlftl.. . f-51't J
A K A HOWARD VlflN ~TITIOUI.,.... IMI "*''of~ "-tlol• ..... Vero. (Ml •O•oe (Ahl·~ ...:,., .... I ... "9.IC .->na: ~.. I
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by ~-E MUTZ lrl IN OOWIQ ~ M o..l'y Ptlo1 '*"">' 11. M. ~ •flO'I enct lM ..,_ .. duct.O try 111 lnd~\nOual "'N ~e..-n OOlrlQ ....,_ M JlllCTmOUe .,_... .... STA~ um 9'Aft -• ...,IOt ~rl of Of... MCfAOOfN'S WHAfl,, Mllfctl 4 11 ,... P'~ , ... fOf '-t1i Pd-o.vtCS l ...,t This 311tement -filtd THl O<Hff'MH'I INN, ...... l'TA~ Thlt I~ pertoOnS.,. The~ ...... ~ Count~ raqutallnt 11111. 1104 w ec.ntfOfll, New-F-5$4 IO.y end'~~ in Thoe t1•ttmen1 was r11eo ,.;111 ,,,. Countv C•t. of°'• 2101 W OoMr•out ..... TN~~ art OCMf10 tMl,t!MN • OOlr'9 ~a 1 'RANK l MUTZ be llP'-POf19Mctt.Cellt'*3 IN locllhty In WNCll MIOwttfltMC-tyCle!tt ol Or 1"91'County0ft f~t PCIO~C.tztt,3 ~..,.._.. K(NNSINOTOH MAN· flOVAl CHIV .. OlaT ~ M pertonel ,_. NcMrd L UIMenOt. SI.• PmlJC llOTlC( worll Is lo bot •tormed tot lr"9 Counl) on ~y 2'I 1911 ~ l ~ ,_ l tN( ITUOtO SALON AGNE"" MM E1IOefl A'4 J W..t.,.._ .... •
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twO l*ce6t tor ...... ~ ~TECT YOU" ~-erMMg llftd9r ... ~ tlllp. u oo MecArU1ur OSITION "C" SIOEWALK METii' ZONE MWN. •ll'l•ftdefldol Tl"I A. COMer. ~ •• ,,Anton L.ATIOll °' ca zw:w. co;o::r ~"IO ·..:
Mtrlel div•=~=· Tiie E"lY· IT MAY• SOU> AT tlUtlfteM MIN ol NEW 8oulevWd. •140. ~ c 0 N s T R u c T I 0 N TH( OITV COUNQl Of 8ouleV1rd. Ninth ,toot. ,.... "90DUCT10I' Oii "'c 0 8 0 ect"'"• -con PtOCIC)eed l&r.. . 11-A P\JIMJC SAU "YOU H<>-.zOH880A"D•CAAE BMctl.Cltllf t2tlO 1N7-1M8(SIOEWAlK AND THI! CITY OF .. WPOfltT ........ cMBeM CO.teMeea.Celil t7t7t "*-ICPW•n. ,,_, .
TP.0215. II IOC...a-' ol NEID AH OP\.ANATION 11 20$72 Oroon ln .. Hunt· The ~"'°"' ~ DRIVEWAY APPROACH HACH OOH H!M8Y Of'· DAYa ....... I TIAI Tiie ~llloUt au.Inell THE CITY COUNCIL Of UKI ttle HOl'9irla end ,-.. Tee~ Dmle and IOUttl Of THE NATUM Of THE "'ton 8"ctl. Calif t214t ~ r•'-red to ebove ... CONSTlllUCTION CURB DAIN AS FOllOWI· le ...... • ,_ ... e Name relened to•~ wH NEWPORT BEACH DOES deY .. OC>!Mf'I Olvlaion at
ol Anon ~-::In ~ '"0CEIDINGS AGAINST fie fk:tttlout b\lllnee• ni.d In OttnOt County on ANO GUTTER REMOVAL IHllH 1: 8eoUon lne•••-,. ........ f1*f In Ot~ Co~int; on HEREBY ORDAIN AS FOL· ~-5~.~oo~·C:~°::"
Tec:MOloOY • YOU. YOU SHOIJLO CON· nemutelefnent forttlep.,1-Oec:emb« 19, 1"5 11Lf ANO REPLACEMENT, TREE 12.«020(d)ltecldedlottle ... ...._ Mey 27 , 19117 FIL£ l.OWS r,:~ Ot .. Coatl A ~y of the...,. report, TACT A LAWVIJ'. nerlhlp ....... on Augull NO FH5770 AEMOVAl AND PLANTING, NewOQrt 8Md'I ~ A .................. NO F'3A5020 lee II on 1: Section 2S 2t llleP"~--.INt 9ftoo OftFridllr,S/1tlllaU45I,11151ntfleCowttyof0t• Aonelcl P Tomtie, ..a ANO 01HER IMPROVE· CodelorNd•lol!Owl _.,..._.'9C'-:'.:r:9" .i.ttrey S Ali.n, 2204 $46010 OI Ille ~1 D911yPll04FMNary ' •
vttontnenlel ctet•11•• ... 1n A .M GOLDEN WEST enge. FILE NO F2a..ot IMbelll Terrecie, Corona del MENTS ON VARIOUS "(gj Zone s.v.n. ...... f,11111111 '9 Grand~ AY9tlue, Men· ee.ch Munldc>el Code 9'lell 27• ltll TMt3
(87-EC-2003)\mndOllNtfpro. 'INAHCIAI. CC>f'PORATION Full Name and~ ol Mat. Calif 12825 STREETS). Will be recel~ Northerly 111M of Ntl't ............... ..,_ • ,_ hallWI ~ Calli 90711 be arnen<*I lo reed M lol-
,.CI lnf0ttne1ion .,. evel-•• IM duty eppolntod tll• Pereon WMttdrewtno. Ectw!n A ~. 120 Via by the City of Colte ...._at Str•t . t>et-.en Newport .-.. -' • ..._ ,._ Den111 N Belln, 838 lowt •---.. ---.,.-1111\-.,.,.-r--•~ lor Y04JI rWl!lw • the Tnat• \M'ldel' end l)Ur9Uant Ludnd• l.oulM Harr ... 95'0 Wat!Or•. Nepwoft ~. Ille Ottleo of Ille City Ctenl, Boulevttd end NewO«I Sty .... Hanley Avonue. LOI An-1 .... 010 ............ .. ... _ nuuuw.
Community ~I to Deed of Trutt. Recorded Pffrl SI .. Fountain Valley, Ctlll 92860 . 71 Fair Drlw . Cotll Meta. 28th Slroet between Vt•• I ,.. • ..... ,_ gtlet. Cellt 90049 Co"'merolel -,II• Pr•·•-------------
Oec>artmenl, 2tO, Mcoew. on t 111173 .. Oocutnenl no Calif 92708 CodY M Smell, 433 SM-Cellloml•. unlll Ille hour ol Wey and Tiie Rhine ,. .. a ............. ,.. ..., MIC:heel D Betit, 19004 ~.No pel'IOfl shell UM NOTICI TO
trv1ne, CaJltornl&. 3123 Boole 1ot77 Pege 880 Signed Luclnd• Harrett ward Ro4'd. Corona del Mat, 11 oo 1 m • Merell a. 1918. 29th Str•I botWeen New· .... "'9 ...., ~ ,_ Walls Drive, Tanana, Calif any publlo Pfoperly or le· CM'!!,~ llyou nawtny~~ Of0fflc:i.i"9cord1lnthe of· Publllllecl Orange Coatt c.lil 92825 11 wl\lc;ll ume cney wlll tie port Boulevard end 1110 ...... ....., ~,.. tl35e cllflylorthel)UfPoMOllllc· IUUC •-•"
cuesuons. Ot COllCOr'M. you !Ice of the "9cordor of Ot· Dally Pllol February 21, Snewn J Keller. 15 °'**' put>Ucly end reed Alline ertr ...., '9 "*• ..... Edmond M Connor, 1t1Q 11111. motion. Ot tNv!alon (..._ ,., .. ,.,
¥t invtled to attend a puOliC: "'19 County, CM!tornia, u -Mardi 4, 11, 18, 1988 Beacon . Bey, Newport aloud 1n th• Councll 30111 Stroet between New-..,...., ....... ...._ .. 31301 Vie Cuertel. San Juan pletur" wllhOul !Int apply· U..C.C.)
"4!111ng to be l*d by tl'te ecutect by: OONNI£ G Wtl-F-.511 Beach. Celll t2MO c "am b • r s S • 1 I e d pon Boulevard end Ille oowt. Ceptttreno. Calif 92875 jng ror and receiving • P«· NOiie. 11 l'tefeby glwn to
C11y of lrvlne City Council on LIA.MS ANO COLLEEN D This t>uslMll WM con-l>fop<>lllS lll•U beer the 1111• Rhine r-..,.. ......... ,.. Jonn F. Davit, 538 Miner mfl tl'tefefOte frOtn the City credllOfl of ,,.,. wllllln
Maren 8. 1988, 11 8:30 p.m. WILLl~MS. HUSBAND ANO P\llUC NOTICE ducted by 1 limited pet1n«· of lhe WOt• end the name ol 31st StrMI be'-'I New· ...,__..._ Yeu ...., .-Aoao. Orinda, Calif 94563 Manager or nll or ner named trentleror'(I) ttlat •
tn tl'le City Councll WIFE 001.DEN WEST NOTICI TO CMDfT09'I snip the bidder but no other dlt· port Boulevard end Lel•v-t· to Olll • ....,_, """ Ronald J DeFeUce, 25482 eutllOrlzed represen1at111e bulli. transfer It about to bo Chambers, 17200 Jam· FINANCIAL CORPOR· CW~-n.ANVIR AND fllls stlletnenl wea lllod llngullhlng marks Any bid 11 Avenue .. .,. If,_ -Ml iu.w.. Bootstrap Place, L114i1une loctloft2: The Mey0tllhall made on petlOtlal property
bOfee Irvine. Celllomla. ATION, e 0..-are Corpor· Of' INTllfTlOll TO TMNI-with ll'te County Clerk of Or· reeel~ alter Int ICl'leduted Southe<ly lido of 32nd • ....,_,,,......, Oii • Hiiie, CaJll 97853 11gn and Ille Cily Clerk 11\111 t1ertln1ftet deacllbed
For more lnfOl'mellon, etlon, tormeny l!nown u enoe County on Jenuery 27. closing time tor the rec.Ip! SltMf .,......_.. VIiia Wey ....,_, retan• ..,,._ • Audre l Engleman. 320 111e1110 the pusege of tl'lll Tiie ,,.,.,_ and ~
please cell S1-I Veodef Tr.,.Wortd F1nenc'8I Co . a F I fll A l C 0 M 0 L I C 1988 ol bids snell be returned to and laleyelle A..-nue o ......... ..._ (IMM !ft Pacific Street. Unl1 5. Senta Ordinance The City Clerlt eOdr.-of Ille lntendeel
Dussen "' Int Community 0.-. Corporation end •I Vl"AO! LICINel(I ) CO Daly L-Co<c><>tlhon. Ille bidder unopened It snell Vtlll Wsy belwMn 21111 !he,...,_~). Monica. Calif 90405 shell cause the same to be trensterort ere MARINE
Development oep.,,,,_,, •• tucceuof by "*991 to ~MJ,':!_.~.:',·c.c. 2 Corc><>talt PlaJ1, Sutt• be Ille SOie rnpontlb•llly ol SlrMI Ind 32nd Str•I ~ -... .. ... Richard A Finl! 648 publlthed onee In the ottleltl AVENUE HOLDING co ..
660·3753 11 you CllailenOe Golden W. 'lnendel Cor· .._ 125, Newport BMctl. Calif. the bidder 10 see 11'1•1 his bid lelayette Avenue ~·-.,.....,. .... ~ ,... Oc1mpo Drtve. P1elllc newspei>ef within fifteen 1151 INC . 304 Merine Avenue.
llllS pro1eet in court you may potatlon, a Cllltcwnia COf· Gl~~J 1~ E,~s C ~~AES~ 92660 11 ,_lved In proper 11me tween 281h Street end Vie dlclel ualM tleM Wt ...... Palisades, Celll 90272 days alter Ill adoption. 81lboe Island. Celllornla
t>e lom11ed In r aising only poratlon. • "'*-· Will 0 r Ott 0 Publislled Orange Coast v Udo de JO CHAI CA&.l..,ARIOI Paul Fitting. 27:>8 Fiibert loctloft S: Thlt Ordi~ 92M2.
lhOS41 Issues you or ~ SELL AT PU8l.IC AUCTION ~AN~IAGO Sd ~iAJERA. Dally Piiot February 12, 19. A Ml ot Blci Documents Theft ere ex~ted lrom pare pre1e111ter •nt Street, Sen Francisco. Calif wes in1toduc:ed et 1 regular Tiie loeallon In calltorn41
one else raised •t the public: TO THE HIOH£ST IMOOER ~ ·~ en ltd;-"~· 26. M11c11 4 1988 may 1>e obtained 11 the 01· from tl'te rones est•t>llsMcl ,..,_... _... • Me-94123 meellng ol ll'te C11y Council ol the chief 111ecutlve office
near1ng de$Cl'1bed In 1nts no-FOR CASH. (peyable at the ness rtst s F-528• flee of the City Engineer. 71 M<•by lllOM 11eu ~-...,_en eete ""9. G Howoen FreMf. 1155 ol tl'te City of Nowpc)(l Beech or principal butlneu office
1ice or tn ''""'en cor-twne of .... In tewfUI money ~20 W : S~ in 1"-C:'b':' Fair Onve Coste Mesa Call-nated and marked u loed-UN cart• o une ...._. Allon S1ree1. Peudena. held on tl'te 8tn f:l•Y 01 Febru· ol tlle Intended trenlfer0t It respond~ delfveted to of.,. United s1.-1 e1 AT oste ounty 0 • P\alC NOTICE lorn•• upon nonrelundable 1ng 1one1 end eren Where ....._... no le ..._. Cahl 91103 ary 1988 1nd •d<>Pled on tame as ebow
lhe C1ty COUnc1t •t. or prior THE MAIN (NOATH) EN· :G· Stele 01 Cetltornie · payment ol S7 00 An ad· pur111en1 10 other provlllont proteceloft: 1111 '"" .. '' JoMpn Gabet. 256 Soulh 1ne 22nd day of February, All other butlMU names
10 the puDlfc heating TRANCE TO THE COUNTY :~~ 11~-.;: bu~ ';:"~tfe·~1 ITATW...,. Of dltlonal charge or S3 00 will ol this Tiiie the urne llmlt on eecrtta • meq'*'8 tleM q1ae Palm Drive. 8e119rly Hiiis. t988, by the lollowing vote. end addresses uMd by the
CITY OF l"\llNI, BY COURTHOUSE, 700 CIVIC TIN J B~aKgWITSCH. A•ANDOHF•NT Of tie made will be made II perking Is ten (10) mlnults cum9llr con lee fer· Calif 90212 to-wit Intended tr1nsleror within
Nanc:J lecoJ, Cit) Clortl CENTER WEST, SANTA • UM CW 'ICTITIOUI handled by ma11 Bid Oocu· or lets .. "'a I Id ado 1 Io I e I• 1 L Andrew Gilford. 136 A Y E S , C 0 U N • three years last years lall
Publ11he<I Orange Co111 ANA CA ell rtght. title Ind Transfer and Intended 9UltNIU u. ments and other contract locttoft I: The Mt)'Of ahell .,, ...... II uatod..,. South Citrus Avenue Los CILMEMBERS Cox. Hart. PHI so lar IS known lo the
Dally Pilot February 26. t988 lnt9fffl COflY9)'00 to Ind !::s':::4:S:~~·~ Tl'te following persona documents may aiso tie 11gn and the City Cleflt 111111 .,. la cone eKucM ., Angetes CaHI 90036 Mau.re< Ptumme<. Sansone. intended transfer• er•
F595 now hetd by it undel' Mid In Q p ::. • have eben4oned tl'te use of t•1m1neo at tne 01t1ee of the ettnt to the peuege ol Ille caeo. Otll1d J Grant, 6233 Deer-Str1uss Turner SUNDANCE. 800 E Bsy
----------Deed of Tru.t In lhe Ptoperty co:J: ty of Buena • · Ille Flctltloua Buslnon Coy Clerk or tne City of Ordinance The City Clorlt 81 •tod no ~te tu lletd Avenue. San G1bf1el, N 0 E S C 0 U N Spece C-I NowPot1 Bot1eh Pl&.IC NOTICE situated •n ~.Coun1Y.c.¥-C ly of °''"r'· Stet• 01 Nemo· AMS CHEMICAi. Costa Mesa B•d Documents shall cause the same to be reapueeta a ltemtNI. ,_.. Cahl 91775 CILMEMBERS -C1111orn1a 92661
----------fornta, describing Ille lend ~lf«~I• 9062 n 111 nl PRODUCTS COM PA NY. Wiii not be malled unless the published once In tl'te onk:lel porder el eaeo, 'I io puederi Terry O Kelly 15498 A B S E N T C 0 U N • The name(s) 1nd bullness
PUeLIC NOTICE tnerein 01 ,::: c~;r; _:: ,?v~ ~ic: 22951 l a Cadena or • tddlllonal $3 00 cnerge 11 l'leW$PIP« w11n1n htteen 1151 qutter eu aolerto, 1111 dlnero Hamner Drive, Los Angeles, C1lMEMBERS -address ol the Intended
NOTICE OF SAU I As more lullydelcnbed on or prlndpel i:us•~s office ~une HiHa. Celll Included w1tn p1ymen1 days alter 111 adoption r otrH c•••• d' au Cehl 90024 trensferee(s) are BOOPS
Notice 11 heret>y given said Deed of Trust 01 the In " n f r . file Foc:tttlous Business Eecn b•d snall be mltde on loctten I: This Ordln~ prophlded elft ewteo edt-S.-nerd t<olbor 11508 ~ c. Coa, Jr .. Maror C 0 ST A l AS 2 3 3 8 • B
pursuant 10 :sec:1tons 3071 LOT 17 OF TRACT NO Mme tended • s • or •S. Nime referred to above wu tne Proposal lorm s'-ts wu lnlroduoad 11 a regular clonal por perto de .. _,.. Done Cec:et11 DrtYe Studio A TT EST Wanda E Rag. Aven1da Sevllle, Laguna
arMJ 3072ol1t1e C1v1r Code 0112896 IN THE CITY OF An 011-buSIMSI names ltle<J tn Orange Counly on P-1 1nrough P-81provided1n mMtlng of the City Counell IJlllteft .. , .. ,.. .I .... C11y Cell! 91604 g•o. cu.,. Clerk H~lls CllllOtnt• 92853
1ne State or Ca11rorn11 tl'te COSTA MESA, COUNTY OF and addr th June 2 t 1984 FI LE the contract document, end of tntCltyolNowport Beach ........ ~ .,_ ...., Mamn H Kresse 19 Olive Publ•sneci Orange Coast That the l>f<>P«IY per11·
unde<S1gne<1 El Toro Gar-ORANGE. STATE OF CALI· intended e:s= bynh ~ NO F248800 shall be accompanied by a neld on tnelthdeyol Febru-~e Hainer a"" ......... Street. Larkspur Calll Oa11y Pilot Februery 26. 1988 nen1 hertlo 11 delerlbed in
age. Wtll sell .. put>ltC auc:-FORNIA AS PER MAP RE-th•• 1 1 t I w .~, p Roger Milter, 27401 LOS certified or casn1er·s checil e.ry, 1988. and adopted on lftrnocllet-te.llMCOrl· 94939 F571 general u Ctolhlng BuSI·
t1on at 16092 Cons1ruc11on CORDED IN BOOK 89 as k veer u P SI so ed Altos M1S11on v1e1o ca111 or a bid bond ror not lets tne 22nd day ol February. oce • un ebofedO, puede Edwfn N Lowe. 25960 ness and 1s located 11· 600
C11 Easi Irvine CA 927 14 at. PAGES 9 AND 10 OF MIS· trans'::::.,~ 1~~~tend 9269i · · then IOY. of Ille amount of 1988. by 1ne IOltowlng vote, ieo-• un -*lo da '91· E111cad1 Drive. Los Allos, PtltUC NOTICE E Bey. Spece C· 1. Newl>O'I
10 00 am on March 11 t988 CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN Tl'te l>f004lrtY 19 doter bed nus business was con-tlle bid, made payable to ll'te 10-wlt · .-la de 111111 du o • Cell I 94022 LEG•• NOTIC"' Beech Celllornle 92661
lhe lollow1ng described THE OFFICE OF THE '" •• . . All I I In ducted by en lndMdUll City of Costa Mell No A y Es • c 0 u N ... oAclna • .,........ Ellen R Mersneu 18372 -~ The 8u11nns name used
ptoPefl) 10 wtl COUNTY RECORDER OF ,,r.-;1xtu:;. eq"u.~t TNt lllltmenl was filed propou t sn1ll be con-CILMEMBERS Cox, Herl. = el dlroclono teJo. Serrano AYer'ue Ville Perk OftOINAHCI by Sll4d transferors at said
8 7 0 o d g e VI N • SAID COUlllf'I' and ;.,,.,.,,. wlll · 1 n With the County Clerll of Or· aldered unless accompanied Maurer Plumme< Sansone. o). Cehl 92667 NO. aJO local ion 1s. SUNDANCE 2B7HB23T5Ht<252500 Tne s1teel address and beer f;;;-buSi o 1 09f111l ange County on Febru1ry 3. Dy suc:n easn1e< s cllecil, Strauss, Turner c-No. 5S1-Micllltel A McAndrews, AN ORDINANCE OF THE Thal said bull! transfer 11
Said sate •s tor 11'1• Oii\&< COfTlmon desf9neuon. THE REEF BA~~nown H 1988 casl't or b•dders bond N O E S • C O u N • The name and address of 1209 Vlseano Drtve Glen· CITY COUNCIL OF THE Intended 10 be contum•
purP<>Se ol 11t1sty1ng i.... 01 •f any or tne •ell property 11870w 191n st in:OC-'~ Publlsneo Orange Coast Nob1osnau1>econslde<ed CILMEMBERS -the court is IEt nombre y dale. Calif 91207 CITY OF HUNTINGTON mated al tne onlceol NOR·
Ille undersigned for 1ow1ng des c r I bl' d ab 0 v e Is ol Cos II Mesa ··cou':::yc:;; Daily Pilot February 12, 19, unless 11 15 made on a blank A B s E N T •• c 0 u N • dlrecc1on de 18 Corte es) SU-Orville w MCCaHOll 1019 BEACH AUTHORIZING AN AIS & ASSOCIATES. INC
and storage together wnn purported lo De 983 POST Orange Stele of Celtlornta 26. March 4 1988 form lum1sl'ted by tne City of CllMEMBERS -PERIOR COURT OF CALI· Duncan Avenue Men"9111'1 AMENDMENT fO THE 4570 Campus Or1v1. Suite 9
costs of adv.,ltslng anci e11-ROAD COSTA MESA CA end transfer the IOllowing II~ F-538 Costa Mesa anci tS made 1n FORNIA. COUNTY OF OR· Beien Calif 90266 CONTRACT BETWEEN THE Newpo<t Beach. Cehlornta
penses orsate 92626 c;oholie t>ever flCOnM(or ec:cord1nce w ith the JohftC.Coa.Jf.M•JOf ANGE 700 Civic Center Alton M Peck. 706 Cll'Y COUNCIL OF THE92660onor 11tetM1tcl'l 15
Oateo 1n1s 19 da) 01 Feb ll'te unoers+gned Trustee tieens.sl ON ~LE BEER 4 Pl&.IC NOTICE provisions ol 111e ProPOsal ATTEST wanoa E Reg· 0<1ve Wfll Post Olhce 8011 Tnayer Avenue Los An· CITY OF HUNTINGTON 1988
1983 d1scla•ms any habthly lor any WINE llCENSE Numt>er reqwemenls glO City Cieri! 838 Sante Ana. California getes Calif 90024 BEACH ANO THE BOARD T111s bu:tt trensler is sub·
EL TORO GARAGE,~ 11'C0trec1ness ol Ille street 42_190017 now issueo lo FICTITIOUS 9UllHEll Each bidder must be PubliSfled Orange Coast 92702-0838 M1cnae1 Roster 950 Glen OF ADMINISTRATION OF toc:t 10 Calllorn11 Uniform
Noulef}' ado•ess and Other common premiMS located at 820 w NAME ITATl•NT licensed es reqweo by tew Daily Piiot February 26. 198( The name. addrHs and Oaks Boulevard. Pu1<1en1, THE CAllFOR!"IA PUBLIC Commercial Code Section
Publlsneo Orange Coast des1gna11on 11 an) snown 191h St 1 lh 1 Tne lollow1ng persons ire end must hold a vahd Ctess F-56! telephone number of plain· Celll 9t 105 EMPLOYEES RETIRE· 6106
Oa11y Pilot February 26 1988 llete<n IOClled 118";0 we 1:i~~.~~ do.ng business as "A" (General Englnoering) lllf"s illlOrM)I or pta1n1111 Merlin S Scnw1r11, 508 MENT SYSTEM The name and address of
F592 Said saie will t>e made but lh Ctt 1 B p k T 0 P TEC H A U T 0 Con1rec1or ucenso issued PllUJC NOTIC£ w1thoul an ettorney, IS IEI N0t1n Maple Dt1ve Beverly SYNOttlll: Ordinance the person wllll whom
------------.... 1nou1 convenanl o.r war· Ce 1 Y 1 0 uenS ar f CENTER. 23 t• 1-A Orange by ll'te Slate of C1lilornla nomDre la direcoon yet nu-Hills CaJtl 902 tO No 2930 of the C11y ol Hunt· e111ms may tie hied 1s NOR· P\8.IC NOTICE ranty e•p.resso.r 1me>1..o re· C~f"or"ni~ .range 1•1• 0 Ave El Toro C1111 92630 Contractorusinga crallor FICTITIOUl9UllN(ll mero de 1elelono det 1 Bruce Speiut 3t22 •l)Oton Beach autl'lomes en RIS & ASSOCIATES INC
ST•T£MENT OF gard•ng t•lle possession or Thal 111 amo nt 1 Parviz Horriu 2775 Mesa class.llcauon not shown on NAME ITAT~•NT at>ogado del demandante o Heddlngton Dr1ve Los An amendment 10 tt>e contract 4570 campus Drive Suite 9
.. el'CUmbra.-ce~ 10 pay tile " e u 0 Vtlfde E •U l 15 CoS11 111e General Preva1hn9 Wage Tne foOoW1ng pe<sone are del dem1nd1n1e Que no geles Cahl 90064 between 1ne C.ty Counol of Newport Beech Cehlornla
ABANDONMENT Of reme1n1n9 :mnc1pal sum 01 ~~re ase pnce, 0' con~~r-Mesa C11tr 92626 Determinations may t>e re· dOlng business as hence abogaoo es) LAW Daniel H W1lhck 4676 1ne City ol Huntington Beech 92660 and the tut day ror UBIUE10l'1N.,ACSsr:.~s the notes s«ured t>y sa•d 1 ion,•n co~nsecd01"c:'1ses~id Benrouz Hom11. 2775 quued 10 pay 1ne wage rate RANCHO LAS LOMAS OF I' ICES OF J OHN Alonzo Avenue Encino. and 1ne Board ol Admlnts· llling claims by •ny cre011or
"' "' Oee<l 01 Trust wuri 1n1e-es1 ,•ans 8' 0 ai ' n °' Meso Verde E •Ul 15 ot tnat craft or classlfleeUon 19191 Law1'ence Canyon AAPILLO, nn Center Av· Cafll 91316 tra11on of the Public Em· snail be Mercn 14 ·1988 ai
The rollowing persons thereon as prov•ded 1n ~·d ~~1 !Ind said Dus~ess Costa Mesa Cahl 92626 most closely related 10 11 as Orengf Calif 92667 enue Suitt 203 Hun11~1on Renie Yoshida 9J9A 25th ployees Re1iremen1 System 5 oo PM wfllCll 11 the buSI·
nave a1>encioneo tne use or notes advances 11 any inc u •no •ne esllmat •n; Mal'lmovo Horr1a1 2775 snown 1n 1ne Generet De-Rienard L Lawrence Star Beacn Ce1tlorn11 92647 ST•eel NW wasn1ng1on 10 :><ov•de S 20938 (~rm11s ness day before tl'te con·
1ne "•c111 iou~ Bus•neu unoe• •ne ll'•""s o• 111e Oeec 5:;1~ ~s Ille sum 0 Mesa Verde E =U 115 te<m•nauons ellec11ve •• tl'le Route Bo• t038 Orange Ptione 7141848-4849 o C 20037 ttte Cancellation ol Payment summation dlle se>ee•ftt!d
Name KUSTu M INCEN of Trust est1m11eo •~s 1 1 wll•C'1 consists Coste Mesa Cahl 92626 time or the cell ror b1da Cahf 92667 DATE 1Fec:n11 AUG 12 Tn1s business was con· lor Optionel Servic.e C1eo11 above.
Tl\IE-CONCEPTS 3 ~11ct1~ arMJ e·~n1t1<>11ne 0 :nt! 0~0"'';:9 P 1 11lis bu:i.1ne.ss is. co.n· The G.ty Counc~ ol tne Tflt6 ~1neH is con-1987 CluCteef by a a gen .. 11 p&rl· U-pon ReUremenl for Jndus· oe1eo Feb<uary 22 1988
East N1"8 O• •e. Laguna Trust~ arMJ Of tne trusts SS OOg OOe c 1 p,8 ;:, osn: dueM<S by a 9el'e<al part· C•ly ol Costa Mesa reserves dueled by an 1nd1\llliuel Gary L. Granvlllo, Clortl, nerSfltP 1r1al 01sab1hly lor Retired BOOttl COIT ALAI. In·
Niguei Celit 9267 • jcruteo D) HtO ~ of 0, s 0 ) nersh1p tne r1gn1 to re1ec:1 any or all Ricnard L Lawrence BJ K. "-!Oft, Dopvtr ln11 statement was flied and Re1111r19 Members! lor tended Tr-*•
The Fic1t1tous Bvsinen Trust IO·w•I $22 33:! 56 N~ll' 4", 111~0' 0 seller P Homat bids This statement was llled NOTICE TO THE PERSON w•lh 1ne County Clerk of Or local safety members Publtsned Ora"91 Coast
Nam4f referred to aDOvl' was Tne ~l•G•I•) u"de< sa•O S 5 8~ 9 an assume· Tnis Slatement was flleci Contrac1or snall comply w1tn Ille County Clerk ol Or· SERVED You are se•veci iilS ange C0un1y on February THE FULL TEXT OF THE Daily Pilot February 26 t988
hied in O•anoe Couniv °" ~ ol ~•us• nereto•orf' e,. 11°" 0 j"0 l'\l~l~g en~um w1tn Ille County Clerk ol Or-w1tn 1ne p.rov15'0f'ls of Sec· ange County on Februe1y an 1nd1111dual delendan1 10 1988 ORDINANCE IS AVAILABLE 'F59•
Oecemt>e< 3 l 986 "1LE ecu1eo ano .Je• •f'•l'O 10 Irle b;a"CI' ' 11 t 111 orm ange Countv on February ltOI' 1110 10 1780 1nelu11ve 16 1988 Publlllhed Orange Coast Publlllle<l OranQe Co11s1 IN THE CITY ClERt< S OF.
NO f 328l22 ""d~SIOneG a .. , tte<-Dec· 0 a "on •nle•esl !>ea.ring Oe· 16 1988 ot the Caltforn1a LIDO• FJ1t4M D111y Pttol February 5 t2 Dally P1101 Fl'b<uary 19 26 FICE P\8.IC NOTICE
l(lfefi 0 Conr>e• ''J LI ·••a•-or o• Dl''111•1 '"'° Oe· mano noie 10 be reptaceo •n F37141l Cooe tr>e Pf•va11ng rete ano K11111 & Ouu>tan 359 Sen 19 26 1988 March 4 11 1988 ADOPTED Dy tne C11y1----------
Coste Laguna ~act-Ce••1 mano •or Sa'9 eno a ..... 11eo caSll pnor 10 ·S~ar:ce or PuDhshec Orange Coast,scaie ol wages eslebllafled Miguel On.re Suite 300. F570 ' F-548 Counc:1t ol 1ne C11y of Hunt· FlCTITtOUI 9UIMll
92651 Not•t.e o• Oeta,..11 ar>O E~· Ouye• s pe<mane 1 1 c.-nse Daily Pi101 Fet>ruary 26 by the C11y of Costa Mesa Newport Beacn. Cahl 92660 1ng1on Beach at an regular NAiii ITAff•NT
CI n a 1c e B"'' o u 0 "$ (•ion 10 Sen Tne unden1g'led 1'0t ABC S 16 OOO OO eed Maren 4 11 18 1988 w111cn are flied w11n 1ne C11y Pubhsl'led Orange Coast PUBllC NOTICE Pl.el.IC NOTICE meeting held Tuesoey. Feil· The lollowlng persons 1re
l3S41 East Nir>t! Or·~~ cau~ sa•d 11101~ 01 De· "°1 11 ~s been agr F-587 Clerk of sa•a City end snail Dally Pilot February 26. ruary 1•. 1981 bylhetol6ow-dotnQ buSlneSS es
Laguna Niguei C..1111 926· • 11au11 anci Elec1>on 1c Se•i 10 belwee-n sad licensee and lorte11 oena111es prescribed Maren 4 11 18 1988 FICTITIOUI llU8INllS l'ICTITtOUI BUSINISI Ing .rOll cell vote (ajCS AIMICRO·MACRO
This business was con· t>e recorded ,, 1~ count, of inlMded 'srensf2e<0ee74
115
1 re Mt.IC NOTICE lnere1n for noncompllanoeol F-572>. NAME ITATW•NT NAME ITATWMENT AYES Councilmen Kelly tb)MICRO MACRO EUROPE
ovc1eo D'r a Ot'<'t'•a• oart.,e<· wi.e OtttC•il Aeco•os .ot Qt-quired D) ec 4 0 Ille ine S••d Code rne following persons ate T~ IC>llow1ng persons are Green Finley Erskine B v 1c)8URCO ldlBURCO
Sll•C 1nge under "''rumen• No Bus.neu arMJ Proles5'0f'IS KJM25 EILEEN tt. ,...._\',City P\8.IC NOTICE doing ous.,.ess as doing buS<~S as Mays, w 1nent11 PRODUCTS 1elBURCO
Tn1s s111emen1 was l11eOl8 761H98 on •14 87 ~ tnatlhe GOt\5'detalton FICT'ITIOUIMl .... I Clorlt.CrtrofCoet•..... TRADEWINDS TRAILER KUSTOM INCENTIVE NOES Counolmen None CONSULTANTS. 2310 1
w·ll'l tne Coun1v Clefio ot O" G O L OE N w ES T lor I,,. l!anslet of saio t>usi-NAME STATEMENT Pubhslled Orange CoaSI flCTITIOUI 8UltNEIS VILLAGE 2191 Harbor CONCEPTS 13541 East ABSENT Councilmen lake Center Dt•ve •390, El
a09e Count, on l'ebruary 3 FINANCIA L CORPOR· ness and transfer of said The lollow1rrg persons are Daily Pilot February 20 26 NAMI ITATE•NT Boulevard Costa Men, N•ne Onve Laguna N19uet, Bannister Toro, Cahl 92630
1988 I A TION Foreclosure Depart-license '5 to oe paid only do•ng business as 1988 · · The lollowtng persons are Cahl Calif 92677 CITY Of HUNTINGTON Ed Burgmens. 26976 Miii
Rooer1 E Purson 250 Er ment 54 7 Ygnac1o Valley •lier said transfer llH Deen O'DONNELL -UPLAND SeF342 dOtng l>uslneu u . Rtc:nerd L Lawrence Star t<IC Inc. a Cahforn1e cor· If AC: H , A II c I e M . Pond Wut Capistrano
Camino Real Suite 21 6 Roao wainut C.reell Call· approved by ll"le Depart· VENTURE I 2201 Ovponl G AEA T AMERIC AN Route Box 1038 Orange por11110n t3541 East Nine Wentwerth,CltyCtoftl Beaetl,Callt 92624
Tust·n Cal•! 92680 torn.a 94596 14 151 944 7680 menl or AtcOllOlic Beverage 0t1ve Suite 100 Irvine Cahl Pta.IC NOTICE FUNDING CO 2015 So•· Calol 92667 D11ve Laguna Niguel Calli Ptlbltltled Orange Coal! Tim business IS con-
Put>hsheo O•arige Cou• G o L o E N w E I T Control 9271S drift Dr Corona del Mar Tn1s bus•"en •5 con-92677 Daily Pilot Fe!Yuery 25. dueled Dy an mdMdu•I
Oa••Y Pii?I FeD<ual'f 12 19 flHANCIAl COR'O"· Tna1 • sale ltansler and Up1ano tndus11111 De· FICTfTIOUS llUllNfSS Cahl 92625 ducted by an tnd1v1dual Tn1s bus1'1eH •S con· Maren J 1981! Ed Burgrn1ns
26 Ma•cn 4 •988 •988 Al'lOH. • oetaweH COfper· assignment 011ne alornaio ve~"' Company a Ne NAME STATEMENT James Micllael Holland. R1cnard L Lawrence dueled t>y a co.roo•alton Tn•M Ttus statement was hied
F-530• i tlon, formorty known " Slo<:I.. in l•ade luUu•es braska corpora11on '143 Trie loltow1ng persons are 2015 Seadrlfl Dr Corona Tn1s statement was hied Candice J Burroug11s with Ille County Clerk of Or
----------1Trene-Wortd Flnenc:lal Co., equipment anci good will of Eas1 O S1ree1 Suite 220 On-do•no 1>us1ness as del Mar Call! 92625 w11n lhe Cool'ty Clerk ol Or · President PUBLIC NOTICE enge County on January 21
• Doliwer• Corporation sal(I business will be con-tar10 Call! 91764 AMERICAN WIRE & This business •S con· ange Counh on February Th•s statement was hied t988
and 1ueee.-bJ lftet'IO' summleci and Ille consider· O O o,, n e 1 1 San ELECTRONICS 3198K Atr· dliCll'd t>y an 1nd1v1duat 16 1988 w11n ine Count) Cterh ol Or· NOTICE OF ,_
to Go6don W"I FlnaMlal at.on inerelor •oge1ner witn Bernardino Partners 220 t po11 Loop Drive Costa James M Hollano F3714M enge County on February 3 P'Uel.IC ..rAMNG Publlsl'ted Orange Coast
'corporal'-1 Celffornla ll'le conS1defllt10n for 1ne Ovoont Drive <;u1f!' 100 Mesa Caltl 92626 Tn1s statement was hied Kester 4 Oumlan 359 San 1988 Tl'te City Council of the Dally PH01 Fet>ru•ry 12 19 MA TTlA corporetlon 'TfttJSTEE transle< and a.:csignment of trv1ne Calif 92715 Rooe<1 Gregory Co.rz1ne w11n 1ne County Clerk ol Or· Miguel Dt1ve Suite 300 f37017• C11y ol Irvine w1ll l'lold e pub· 26 Maten 4. 1988 \'IC.I OH MATTIA tiCI BY M HAVEY. ASSIS· 1ne aforesaid lioense lo.r Tn1s business 1s con-3128 Apl 18B S Main ange County on January 26. Newporl Beac11 Ca1tl 92660 Rot>ell E Pearson 250 Et he nea11ng 10 consider an F-534
µrt·:.,llt nl 111 \'iltorlTANTSECRETARY hcensestislotepaidonor ouc1e<1 by a general part Street Santa Ana Ca1tl t988 Published Otange Coast Camino Real Su111 2'16 applic111tonltledbySandC1· ----------
(• I DATE 2'9'88 allP• lhl' •st uay 01 Apnl nersn•P 92707 FMSll Daily Pilot February 26. Tustin Caltl 9'680 nyon HISIOttel Partners P\alC NOTICE
nrruuunilull<ln.!> '" Put>hsheo Orange coast 1981! Bl Ille escrow depart· Donald S Grant Bruce H Co•une 10682 Published Otange Coest Maren 4 11 18 1988 Pubhsneo Orange Coast wh1cn proposes to rnuD· ----------p.c...'('tl "" il~ Ft bru Daily Poot February 19 26 ment ot OPPORTUNITY Tn1s s1a1emen1 was 111e<1 Ro<:knurs1 Santa Ana Cahl Oa•ly P1101 February 5 12. F-574• D11ly Pilot February 12 19 d1v1de a 6 64 ec.re g-rel FICTtTtOUI BU ... 11
df\ :l.t 1q88 in Nt•\.\ Maren 4 1981! ESCROW al 734 N Tustin w•lh tne County Cle<k ol O" 9270!1 19 26 •988 26 Marcll 4 •988 comme<c1al site into eignt NA• ITATI...,. · & h H F561 in me City of Otange Coun•1 ange Coun•v on February JOfln B Co.rz•ne 666 8 F·503 Pta.IC NOTICE F-53 h parcels lor lend con11eyence Tile IOllOwlng PtflOOS •re pun ac t• 1' ol O<a09e S1a1e or Cal• 11 1988 Mai" Stree1 Tushn Cal<! al\d ltnenc:+09 pur~ The doing buSlneSS "-sun I\ L-<l b~ hi:. "1h f'\mllC NOTICE tom•& pro~ lhll the De· F3711n 92680 Pl&.IC NOTICE flCTITIOUI BUSINESS P\8.IC NOTICE proosed subdivision. 87· IN TERNA TIONAl DATA
Sui· M dltld. daugh panment 0 Alcoholic Pubhsneo Orange Coast Alan B Corzine 10682 NAME ITATl•NT TP-0402 is located at tne S 0 l U T f 0 NS 2 8 5 5
lt r-. Jom \'tt k l ·incl FICTITIOUS BUllNllS Beverage CO!"ttOI nas ap· Da11y P1101 February 19 26 Rocknurst Santa Ana Ca111 flCTITIOUI •UllN(ll The lollow1ng persons are FICTITIOUS BUl,..SS southeast corner of Sand Pmeeree~ Dr A·31!>. Cosll
' NAME I TATIMfNT proved said 1tanster ol \aid March 4 11 1988 92705 NAMI BTATl•NT doing business IS NAME ITATIMfNT Canyon Av.nue and Burt Mesa. Calif 92626
C:.11d molht'r N<tn< \' The loltowing persons are hcense F.550 TlllS business ,5 con-Tiie lollow109 persons are PRIVATE GROWTH EX· tne lotlowing ~rsons are Road James JoS09h DoCerlo. ~l.1lt1.1 of B rook l\.n d0•"0 business es ,.., Dated FeorJa•v 9 1988 dueled t>y a gene<al pan· rl0t09 bu~ness es ' CHANGE 2081 Mesi Ot doing 1>u11noss as A copy ol tne staff report, 7855 P1necreek Or A·3 15 Wt·~ \'nrk, brolht r 25TH ST A~ARTMENTS Senll1110 S Nefere, POOllC NOTICE nership PROFESSIONAL SYS• Santa Ana Hts Calif 92707 REA TA PARTNERSHIP ine l>fOPOMd plens ll'te en· Coste M .... Cehl 92626
S 13 ·Carnation Cororia del Trlft1far0f end Llc•n-RoDef'l G Corzine TEMS l8006 Skyparlt Circle Ricnerd A Bet>er 2061 NO I 28811 Orteg1 H19n° v1ronmen1a1 determinahon Susan Gayle lev1ne. 2855
Ju-.<'ph Mallia ,.f Mar CaM 92625 Quentin J ll;elllowltech. FICTITIOUS BUSINESS rnis statement wH filed .. 701, lrvlne. Calif 92714 Mesa Or Santa An• Hts , way San Juan Cap1s1rano 187-EC-2010I andolhe<PrO-P1neereell Or A-315, Costa
Bn:'-' ~ll'I l\tas.'i ~1 .. 11 r l'\o~n R & h thl!f L Trlft•ferM end lnt•"ded NAM( ITATEMINT witn Ille County Cle<k or Or· Rober I H HaOSlate. 3600 Calif 92707 C1lol 92693 teel mlormallon ere evail· Mesa. Cehf 92628 Ann M urtaugh 11( WMta~er 1277 • So Ml TranelerH Trie tollow1ng persons are ange County on February 8tn SlrMI, Nauonil City. Wanda Sue Sm11n 2700 Gilbert G Agu11re 28811 able for your review al the This bus1ne11 It con.
Gdrdc·n City, Ni w Vernon Grand 1errace PuDll~""'O Orange Loas1 doing business as 23 1988 Calll 92050 N Cahueng1 Blvd E Ortaga Highway San Juan Community Development ducted by· husband and wile
• · . Calll 9232• Oail~Pitotl',.br,iir,;.>6 •968 SHORT CUTS 23600 11''72257 Tnis business " con-=2101, Hollywood Hills. Capistrano Calif 92693 Department 28-0t Mc:Gtw JamesJ DeCerlo \ <>rk M(·monal 1~ Artynn T WMta~et 513 , F593 Rockl1eld Ste 2B l Et Toro Published Orange Coast ducted by •n ind1111dual Ca111 9006a Anthony R Mo1so 2881 l Irvine CaJtr0rn•• TnlS statement was hied
will bl· -.aid Satur rf,,.,. CarneltOn Corona del Mar PlJellC NOTICE Cail! 92630 Daily Pilot February 26. Robert H Hedstall Tn1s business IS eon-Orteg1 Htgflway Sen Juen 11 you nave any comment& with tl'te County Clerk of Or·
rt•bruarv 27. at Ill 00 Caltl 92625 N1m1 Amirmol<tt 233 E Maren 4 11 18 t988 This s~tement wu I~ dueled by a general part· Cep1,.rano Cahl 92693 quesuont or concemt. you enge County on February 3.
A M A-0 L d Th<>mes McB1oom 513 , FICTITIOUS BUSINEll 16th Pl Costa Mesa Calil F-586 w11n Iha ounty Clefk ol ,. nersn1p J Jerome MOISO 28811 are ll'Ylled to •llend. public t988 1 ur J ~' Carna1ion Corona d~ Ma.r NAME S 92627 _ ange County on January 26. R1en1rd A Bet>er Onega Hignway San Juen neanng 10 be Mid by Ille n701tl
Qul'l'n o f A n ~wls Ca111 92625 ,, 1 TATEMfNT MonamedHonarkar 505t 19&8 . This s1e1emen1 wes filed Cepillrano Calll 92693 CityolfrvineC1tyCouncilon Publfshed Orange Co111
C hurch ?().Hi M.i r Elaine & Steve Scully Id ' ""t "'1"g persons are Allon Prky i:27. trv1ne. Cllll P\alC NOTICE '~ w11111ne County Clltfk o.t Or· Altce o Neill lwery 18811 Maren 8 1988 al 6 30 pm Daily Piiot February 12, 19.
\'Is l d N t•"' p II r I 5246 Brigtlton O• Fllver I' ,.:i,. ":Pss~~TH CPA 92714 flCTITIOUI •u•-·· D PuD~s~dF o;ange ;d~;· •nge County on February Ortega Highway San Juan tn the City Councll 26 March 4. 1988
S•de Cahl 92506 1 -~~ • ,. · Rusem Tener zadeh NAiii ITATl•NT ••ty ' I e .ruary · 11 t988 Capistrano Colil 92693 Cllllmber' 17200 Jam-F-537
llt.'dl h Sus a n & R u s s '! • 1 t •'' ; ' '' t~2~Su•te 400 5051 Alt~ Prky -27 Irvine Tne IOllowing persons are 19 26 1988 F-508 FJn7'4 R1ct1a•d J 0 Neill 288 t I t>Otee Irvine Celilorn1a RICHER Tav&gltone 3831 W E"e< ,,0 .. ">m•tn 1521 W Cahl 92•" do.ngousinesses Published Orange Coast Ortega Highway San Juan For more 1nlorm111on P\Bl.IC NOTIC(
• green Visalia CJl1I <; ... """'' J14 Sant• Ana. Tn1s Dusinen IS con-NEWPORT BEACH AWN-P\alC NOTICE Daily PllOI February 26. Cep11treno Celtl 97693 please "" s n ... Vand9f HENRY RICH ER dgl rn1s business •5 <i,, C •1• ., ''l<& ducted Oy a ltm•led partl'er-ING AND SHADE 869 w Marcil 4 11 18 1988 Tnis busineu IS con-Oussen in Ille Community FICTITIOUS llU ... H
84 pa.!>St'<i dW3\ f't•b du<:led Oy fO!nl "!'"'"'!! 1 sl'ltp 151n St -• Newpor1 Beac:l'I l'ICTITIOUI 9U ... ll F-589 dueled by a genl!'al pen· OevetOPment Dep1r1ment at NA• ITATl•NT 23 1988. Hl' IS Es1ner l WM1ai.1"' d ~ n H1neu ,, Fon-Nam• Am1emokr1 Calif 92663 NA• ITA.,._NT ner1h1p 660 37~3 II you cna11enge Tne I01low1ng persons are
ruary . Tnls 11a1emen1 w.H '••PO, , .. I r,., ~1 •nd1vldua Thil s1e1emen1 was filed George B Rou Ill 34022 The l0Uow1ng peraont are P\alC NOTICE Giibert G Aguirre tnlt .pro,ec1 In court you may doing buSlness IS
surv1vt-d by h!!> w1fo W1tn the County Cler~ or O• • , "tJ H mun led wttn the County Clerk or Or-Zerezllo Or Dana Pt Celli doing business 11 Tn•s tlelemeot wH liled be ~mlled In raising only RB GEMS. 208 I Mesa
G Jbnl'll£'. daughtC'r, ·~County on Jen.,ar, 2t.. ..... ~ .. 'ba:nt;:'o/10r. •;;xe County on Jal'\Uary 25 92629 p E T E R L y N N flCT"IOUI au..... Wtlll the County Cterli. ol Or· lhON luuet you or some-Or Senle Ana Heigtlls. L ~ I.inc• B eattv . 1 8 Flat31 .. ~· ... couniycJ.Januery28 19 8 FJteOT7 l(.,ry Mac:K11vey 34022 ENTERPRISES. 24381 T~f~TATIMINT enge CountyonFjl.bruery 9. onetltera1Wd•llhepul>llC ea:~~07A 8ot>o< 2061
d d g h l s ' • "88 Z1rz110 Dr Deni P1 Ce1tt C1m1rron Court l egune •ng persons ere 1988 t1e1rlng deSCr1t>e0 In lhtl "0-• gr Jn JU C' r • Pvt>hsh.C Or.t"O" Ct'&\I ir.-,11 Pubhsned Orange Coast 92629 · · N uel Clltl 92656 doing business as l'J10ltt lite 0~ In wr1t1en cor· Meu Or . Senta Ana
L y nn A S<'h brC'nnC'r Deily Pilot r11t·• •• , 5 1;i "uo11sneo Or~• Cout Daily P1101 February 12 19 Tnis Dusinen •s con· 1usan Lynn Brinda 24381 ADDED TOUCH. 4519 E Pellll Tester t<ruM & respondenee delivered 10 ~nts, Calif 97707
.ind Cathy Curlev. 19 26 1988 0111, Pilot February 5 12. 26 Matt ll 4 1988 dueled by a general parl· Cimarron Court. legune Cll11p1t11n Ava Orange. Krinsky 2301 Dupont Dr•ve. Ille City Council II. or Pr!Of and• Su•. Smith, 7700
lWO grC'al granci -F 505 Ill 'J6 1988 F-507 F-.b33 nerst11p Ntguel.C811f 92656 Calll 92669 51t1Floor lrv1rie Call! 92715 to,thepubllClleatlng N Cal'tuenga Blvd E
, R k . d George B Ross 111 Jellrty Peter Brinda, Ketny A Byers t69 N Publlshe<i Or11nge Coast CITY 0, lf'VIMI. 8Y "2 tO I, Hollywood Hiiia.
childrc n IC Y an Tnis statement wes hte<I 2438 t Cimarron Court. Roth ln Orange Celll Delly Pilot Feb<uary 19, 70. Mency l~. Cltr Clertt Calif 90068
Jenni r ('f M em ona I wrtll Int County Clerk ol Or· Leguna Niguel Cekl 92656 92669 Mltell 4 11 1988 Pubhsl'ted Or•ngt OtNtt lll•• l>usinen IS con·
serv IC'C'S w 111 be SliUTING A NEW BUSINESS".". ange County on Febtuery 9, T111s Dustness is con· Phylhs Dz••dul. 2321 F-557x Diiiy P1lo1Febfuery2~. t918 ducted by • genetll Plrl· W ednesda M a.n:h z ' ' t9aa ducted by llutbend end wile Aralla ~woort Beach. Celtl F59e nerSh•P
y . FS1'1U Suten Lynn Brinda 92860 Pta.IC NOTIC£ Richard A t.bet at l.00 PM at POK1flc PubllsllO<I Orange Cout Tnas 1111..,....,1 wes l•led Tn11 business 11 con-Pta.IC NOTICE Tll11 ttatamont wet hied View Chapel. In I.Pr· Deily Pilot Fao.ruary t9 26 with tlle Cot.Inly Clerk ol Or-ducted b~ co-partners 'ICTITIOUI 9UIMll wllll Ille County Clerk 01 Or·
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Directors 644-2700 "<IV"'" • ~-ww:. -...,.,.. •ne Deily Pilot Legal 0epat1. rtaJC NOTICE Deily Pilot Fet>ruety 5 12 1988 oen.,at P.;.tnetlhle> 4400 CMlA#T ~ Dally Piiot Febt'*'Y 28, •~ 1 ·-~ mont 330 West Bay Cott• 19 ~ 1911 ~..SU MacArthur Boulaverd •790, ACTMn Mardi 4• 11 ti, 1911 w, ... 11 now IEAA04 Ille Mesa Cet1l0<f'll 11 you can no1 ICIMl1 F·509 Publ11~ Ofenge Coatt Nowp«t Beach. Clkf t2te0 NOTICE TO fHri PU8LIC l'~tO
nam• •o• you •• no ei.tt• c:herge stop by pf .. H c.an us '1CTITJOU9 eueMU Dally Pilot r obruary 5, 12. Ron.id p T omaie. 441 tl\11 the City of Hvnllngton ----------
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or Pito COrrespon er•
-Ir s es• u 1 -,u pp e dreams ore mode o' ou·
SN-W s newes1 ,..ooe o 12-cy r:cef 1oof-d00f s~ijo"'
1s being pure osea t;y o•der prof essiooo·s.... o n~e.
moae ll so1d S·e~e Souza so1es manage• 01 S1eri ng
BMW in ewpof' Beech. ·
The lim 1ed 0<oduc1too model co!'ed t~e 7 50 l
v. be h1ghl g tea ;1 t e I 98&0ro'1Qe Coon! 1 Auto s cw a· Anohe rr Srad1om from So·u•aov rrOJQl'I
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l"trod.uce.: r me I.Jr ·ed Sroies a ~e oeg ,.,, rg
o rn1s yeor the r e l¥ •co ol-t e-• re BMW hos
genero·ed o Qfeo• deo o 1n•erest a('l(f e1C temen• n the
Orange Coos area
' Ne'd be able •osenos manv 7501l sas v.e
coy,ld get "said ~o err Crevier geriero• manager of
-Cre" er BM'lv Ill So,,·~ Ano 'The'compony w nor.,
1mpon 3 000 u"1:s o Orth A,,.e r1co h s year so 1 e
oe'Tiond .s greo'e' tnoi ·1-e s.iopl '
W11ho rera P' ce·a"g ng I•:>'"' $67 OOOto
$70 0004 r~e .iAur -we!' ~appeoli tcirenond -
womer ,..ho apprec c·e • ,;e au1omob es. They can
have onythmg they var• Crevier said New owners
•nc ude bu iQers jQ{'C's C"O comoo'lr p•es.aents.
T ntee o•ea d-:J e•s -S·e• "9 B\AW Cre" er
Si\! and SooJ ~oc · 2\ .. '\he ..... eve .. sod 1 .. e 10
sewer 7 S01ls s n .e ·• ~ -:.Jes 0" "ed n Jciuory. The
moJOfll')' oi 11 e ti:;ye•s .~·~ t"ev-O.,;S BM'v\ owners fro ...
the Orange Coos· ... •:::
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8M 1n lrv.ne so .J t eco·e ore Of Own tot e new model
because ' 11 s such ; Off' ete car 10 terms of hondhng
sieenrg and CQITlfor· '""'e 7 501l sso snooth -ndang ood
~ 1t hos gi-eot occe ::•o• O"' .
Cr~1er, Sol z-: ~.,d 0,, a 1 sc a buyers ore
deflghted wit e n~ .... -ode .
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w1 e. Cre-wier said , oo· a 'er hedro"e • ~e couldn
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The Calllornla-only
Sirengetl Bl1z•
llJ ClllVl'lllt dllllts
au a 11 c...1 DM.Y "'°'' "-·'*••a -
reviews, luxury models hi blight auto show
irst'89
.... odelto
esh·own
··sProbe
~ Ford M6t0f Co. has decided to get
le9d on introducing 1989 models
public by ma~ing the first West
showing of the Ford Probe 2-
~s-2 model at the Orange County
'o Show at Anaheim Stadium
iturday through March 6.
· ~two-door sport hatchback
·• after five years of research
_ develcipment betWeen Ford and
lieazda. The result is an exciting ~~a,y model offering a dls-tnc11ve design and technic8J fea-
res thJt will be the talk of the
•. tomotlve world f0< years to come.
Probe's body and Interior were
~esignad by FOfd's North American
·Ex"8ition-at-a-glance
LOCATIDlt -" ...... " lt1dlain. 2000 ..... Cal1ge Btvd. (57
~. Kl'lll A ___ ,_
DA1D: ....... Feb. 27 through..,_, M9rdt 4. HCMM8: I p.M. to 10 p.m . ..-deya; 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. S.U:. Md 10a.m.to1 p.m. ~
••• AcMll. M; Wlk>r9 (15andows)12; children 6 to 12 yesa.12 Md under ...... ac--= More....,. 400 1• e1n Md trucka repr111ntlng more
tMn 40 major~ Inducted .. the Welt Coat premier•
of the 1989 Ford Probe, Jeep WrMQler S, Aaton Martin Lagonda and
front-wttHI drtw mod• Ponti..: Grand Prix. ~Ill• New Yorker
LMdau, Buick Aepl, Dodge Dynuty, Ltncoen Continental and
Oldsmobile Cut .....
Spon80red by the Motor CW Deal•• Aaociation of Orange
County. Produced by Auto Oeeler Showa, Inc.
Md Volkswagen -will be lhown.
European manufactuten with
lerge dl8playa wlM lndude BMW,
Me.~ PorKM, Votvo, ,,.._,
SWtng. M111 ratl, Peugeot ancf Fer-
r arl. Luxury model• Include
Me.cedes 300CE. BMW 750ll _...
the redulgned Votvo 780GL Luxury
mocMta from Japan car mlllk.,. ..
lndude Mada 921, Acura L.egend,
M~ Galant, Nliaan Maxima
and Toyota Crelakia.
L~ Imports will be led by
the o.hatau Charade, Japan's new-
..t entry Into the amall c:.r field,
along wtth 1911 rnodell from Hyun-
ct.I, Suberu and Suzuki. Mor• than
170 mocMtl on ~ are priced
under S11,000.
U.S. 8Utornek_,..,. ~Ing thW
moet exdUng lineup of new models In
yes-. 8CCOrdll911 to Sc:huhz.
Motor Trend lftllgUll'9's "Cer of
the Yw," POllllK Grand PrtlC, Is
expected to ctr.. IM attention of
vialon *"II ..... Buick Aep and
Oldamoblle Cultw. Al three Gen-
... Moton CW81Mture new front-
wheeHlrtve, -.0 a ~ on Lin-
coln Continental, Chryller New
Yorker Landau and Dodge Dynasty.
~at tlae Onmae Coma~ lateraatf•e• Allto Show,
Ford llotor Co.'• two-dOor bate '-ell Probe f•ta.ree a 2 .2
liter ea&lae with electroDJc fael ~OD by lles4a.
Oeaign Studios. The exterior dellgn
emphasizes aerodynamic efficiency,
featuring. Integrated bumpers front
and rear. conoealed headlamps,
ftush glass and concealed "B" and
"C" roof pillars.
A generous luggage area with split
fotd-down rear seat and standard
equipment on LX and GT series lii(e
Wt lnstr.ument cluster ..and steer~
column, pdsenger-side under-seat
st0<age and adjustable driver's seat
height, lumbar support and headrest
are offered. Comprehensive analog
Instrumentation Is aJso standard with
digital Instrumentation optional on
the LX series.
Probe'• four-cylinder engine is
produced by Mazda featuring 2.2
liters wfth three valves per cytlndet ·
and etectronlc fuet injection. GT
models oner Turt>oc:Mrglng with
lntercooler aJong wfth oomputer-
controlled automatic-adjusting
SUspetision and four.wheel dtlk
brakes with optional anti-lock sys-
tem.
All F0<d models for 1988 will be on
di~lay at the show.
'
The Mtoll llutla .... •••· *8 --d-1Mdlt powered bJ a&.• U•. ' --......._ Y-8 carfnmtlae~•carmellerwllO•ppU.. fael-....... •f!•· n. la....._ Ill all the eaodc can fw Jaa• Bond mmea. la leatbei wttll woo carpettac.
Jeep releases Wran.gler S
aimed at new 4WDbuyers
The Jeep WrMfl* S -r1l1111d
lat ..... by the Jeep/Eegle dMlion
of Chtyller Moton Corp. -wttl
make Its West Coast debut at the
Orange CountyAuto Show.
Retailing fOf $8,995, the Wrangler
S will compete ln-t>etween the hlgh-
llne Suzuki Samurai and light four-
wheel-drive compact truck• IUCh u
the Ford Ranger, Dodge Ram 50 and
Toyota plckupa.
"Price is the top motivating factor
for the buyers In thi• market," Mid
Wiiiiam E. Enockson. group vice
president/North American ..... and
marketing. "But they are allo look-
ing for versatility, fuel-economy and
the fun associated with four-wheef-
drlve.
"We expect that 25 percent of the
buyers will be women who are
becoming Increasingly Important In
this segment, and like men . are
attracted by the price. utility and
smaller size of the vehicle."
The Wrangler S's standard equip-
ment lncludes-a-2.5---mer, four-
cytlnder engine. rNe-speed manual
transmislk>n, soft top, atMI wheel1.
sport wheel covers-and white letter
Wrangler radial tires. Shipments are
now arriving In dealer showrooms In
Jeep/£a&le offtelala ezpect 25 percent of the bayen of tbJa
Jeep Wran&ler 8 model to be women attracted by the prlee.
~------------------------------------. Southern California.
generation or Jeep vehicles In Cali-
fornia has been outstanding, com-
pany ottlclals report. Combined
sales or all Jeep vehtcles have
continued to break records for the
past three years. Today, Jeep ve-
hlcies are the hott11t selling tpOrts
' '
•
Optional equipment lncludei
AM /FM stereo cassette with Dolby
sound. power steering, black,
charcoal and tan hardtop. and front
and rear carpeting.
sand dune yellow and COiorado red.
The special edition Wrangler S will
be produced In five exterior colors:
The new Jeep Wrangler S joins an
ever Increasing family or popular
Jeep vehicles Including the Jeep
Cherokee and Wagoneera and Jeep
Comanche pickup truck and Grand
Wagoneer.
utility vehicles In the market. . Olympic white. cluak: black, coffee. Consumer reaponM to this new
Growth·in show's stature
shows county's importance
This year's display is 4 days
longer, 33% larger than 1987 ---
The growth of the Orange County lnternatlonaJ Auto
Show parallefs the county's and shows Its emerging
economic Importance, aays John Campbel, pr8"dent of
the Orange County MotOf Car ONlers Msociatlon.
The auoclatlon sponsors the expoeltlon which this
year:
• Spana nine days and two welkends, lmprovtng on
the prevk>us five-day runs.
• Expects 200,000 vtsltors, compared to la8t year's
110,000.
• Covers 180,000 square feet of manufacturers'
display space plus 20,000 square feet for aocea1ory
exhibits, better than the 150,000-aquare-foot total In
1987.
"Ellentlally, we're one-third btggef. We've become
a legitimate, major reglonaJ show In our own right and
we're no longer con8'dered an off-lhoot of the Los
Angetea show,'' Campbell said.
"Thae lmprOYementl certainty Indicate the
emphalla that alt the U.S. and foreign auto maken piece
on this market.
"Every major Detroit car manufacturer wtll be
Ca1nera Day
• entries 1nay
• • win prizes
Ritz Cemera Dey at the Orenge
County ~uto Show on Friday, Marcft
4. wflt feature drewingl fOf aon'9
$2,000 In prina and the grand prtle
of a lony Video Imm Handycem.
Every lhow vtaMot on C....a Dey
will recetw an entry to be cMpoltted
at the AIU Cemera StOf•' show
booCh for the big prlle dr.wtng to be
held at 8:30 p.m.
Ql'8r prine .. be! MCCMtd, a
Mlnoft8 Auto FOQllC8mera: t .. d. an
~ XA3 .,..a; four1h. I
GOKO UF2 C9efa and lftt\, a
Kod8k >C-15F lnlllmat6C cai•••· The 8Uto ..__ .. the...,.... pl9cl9
to photograph or ~ II IM .... ,..,.. °' , ....... '*9. tour-
wMll-Clrtvel Ind °"* ~ ~ '**'· DollM of ,.., .. °" end MOdlll 09' lie.., llftGnl 11'8 mor. "*' 400 _..on-..-. -.a.. ........ Fll .....
....... -.... lllllflllnd --~IOM•a••••on c....o.,. .............
.. 2 to 10 p.m •
represented as well as all the new playen -Stening.
DaJhatsu. Acura and Hyundai. To top it oH F0<d wfll be
presenting Its 1989 Probe In Its West Cout debut here."
Campbell, of Campbell Automotive Group In Irvine,
has just returned from the 71at National Automoblte
Dealers Association In San Francisco which drew 25,000
dealers from across the country who diacuaaad
improvtng the MrVk:e they give customers. Computers
were among the hottest -and moat expensive -Items
on display during the four-day meeting.
"Industry anMylta predict there wfll be 40 auto
manufacturers by 1990 which means there wtll be Iota or
choices and v«y stiff competition," Campbell reported.
''TheM trenda wfll be very good for the public and
mean considerable changes In the way cars are sold. The
automotive MC1or la In the throes of major changes -
economic condltlonl, computerization and the way
dealerships are fOfmed. · ·
As one meana of keeping up with thele develop-
ments. Campbell said the OCMCDA this year la Initiating
an apprentice program at Fullerton and Chapman
collegea '°' jobl In the automotive retail bulinels.
"We wfll help Ir\,~ vocational trakllng
cour ... In ..... repair and accounting that will lead to
rewarding careers and give students the opportunity to
get lnYON9d wNe they are still In IChoot." he u.ptained.
Test-driven 8 Ford lately?
Kent Moore
lducator
CoronadelMer
Ownt '32 Ford, 'M Buick end
'17 Mutt•no
The 1988 Mustang GT Is,
without a doubt, the best low·
buck, high performance toy avail·
able In today's car market.
The moment ou fire up'thls car.
you are sudden-
ly catapulted
back In time to
the '60s when
Det roit was
producing their
"muscle cars."
This theme 1s
quickly rein-
forced as you
step on the gas
and experience
long-sought-after. six-second,
0-60 acceleration. As you cruise
down the road, the dual exhaust
system emits a low-rumbling res-
onance ala the glasspack muffler
era. Anybody wanna drag? It's a
goer!
Tt)e cockpit ts tastefully styled
with comfortable cloth buckets. a
functional dash and easy-to-read
Instrumentation. The padded
sports wheel feels good, AM/FM
Premium Sound Is nice and I liked
the nlf1y tilt-down reading lamp
which secures Into the overhead.
I'm not much on the take louvre
applications on the rear taillights.
though. and the body panels give
the car a somewhat overdone
look Alloy wheels mount
Goodyear Gatorbacks which give
a very secure fMllng when at-
tempting hard cornering. It's hard
to believe that you can buy a
$14,000 Ford with such power and
good handling characteristics.
W.h1ch 'f'ay to the slalom course?
~can drive this truly fun car
anywhere although with all that
low end torque It could get a little
squirrely in the rain so use caution.
And. while you could haul four
adults around, I mainlY. see th'e
Mustang as a two-passenger
sports car although there is ample
storage when the rear seats fold
down and more under the hatch-
back
"Ji ,, ' '·••t.·
'l:;i ~f/ 11 I I ."(,/"
Mustangs
designed
to perform
The Ford Mustang GT -named
one of the 10 Best Cars of 1987 by
editors of Car and Driver maga-
zine -heads Mustang's 1988
hatchback, sedan and convertible
models. The lineup includes the
sporty LX two-door sedan. hatch-
back and convertible models with
standard 2.3-liter engine.
The powerful 5 0-llter V-8-pow-
ered GT 1s available in either
hatchback or convertible models.
Both the GT and LX have as
standard equipment a five-speed
menual overdrive transmission A
four-speed automatic overdrive
transm1ss1on also 1s available
"With dramatic styling. per·
formance and handling. the Mus-
tang GT offers outstanding value
for the driving enthusiast ... said
Robert L Rewey. Ford vice presi-
dent
Mustang GT's suspension sys-
tem features gas-pressurized
front struts. Quadra-shock rear
Jenle E. Walker
Ae1erve pollce officer
C09taMeu
Own1 T ·Bird, GMC truck
end 1 Mu1teng ..
It you are looking for a sporty,
performance car. but you prefer to
buy American. this car 1s the
ticket! Just be careful not to get
too many! (Tickets that Is.)
The all black GT was left with the
engine running
end headlights
on, waiting for
me to drive it.
Immediately, I
ltked what I uw
.and heard. The
mere rumb .. of
the engi ne
mede me eager
to drive It.
The Mustang
GT u en appearance unique from
eny other cer. It• racy loo!( cannot
be mlltaken tor anything o the
..
JeenneMood1
Underwriter
CoeteMHa
Own• 'M Ford Tempo
The clean and sporty Mustang
GT Immediately caught my eye on
the showroom floor. The Interior
with extremely comfortable
leather seats was tastefully done.
The driver's seat ad1usted eas-
ily. As a driver
with short legs.
it's important to
have an easily
adjustable seat
After the in-
itial test drive. I
had an op-
portunity to ride
in the rear seat
It was quite
comfortable I
suspect, however. 11 I were 6 feet
tall. I may have been a little less
comfortable.
The V8 engine made the car a
dream to drive In city traffic as well
as on the freeway. I was all I could
do to return the Muo;tang to the
showroom without first driving to
Las Vegas. ·,·
The gauges on the instrument
panel were easy to read Th'e
convertible top went down with
the greatest of ease. The glass
rear window 1s a nice touch
It was a special treat to drive a
car that can outrun its own
shadow. In these days of generally
smaller engines. this GT was an
exciting car to drive. The road-
hugg1ng ability of this little gem
was outstanding on the curves
The 8 cy1mder engine was raring to
go. It's comfor1ing to know the
power is there if you need 11
Comfort. dr1veab1hty. get up and
go, as well as safety features are
all selling points for this sporty
Mustang.
The length of the trip I would
take in this, beauty would be
limited only by the number of
suitcases that · would fit m the
rather modest-size trunk.
This is certainly today's car The
Mustang GT is for people who are
going places!
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suspension. Traction-Lok rear
axle and progresstve rate springs
for ride comfort and handhng
Large P225/60VR 15 Goodyear
Eagle performance tires come
standard on 15-by 7-inch
aluminum wheels
Tilt-steering wheel. articulated
sport seats with cloth trim. four-
way headrests and power lumbar
support also are standard
Mustang U< comes with a 2 3· •
hter EFI 1-4 engine or can be
equipped with the optional 5 0-
liter engine. Mustang's long list ot
standard features includes power
rack -and -p1n1on steering .
MacPherson front suspension
power front disc/rear drum
brakes. electronic engine controls
and multiple-port electronic fuel
in1ection.
ComfQ.rt and convenience are
road. unhke many ~ore1gn cars
that look so much ahke
The door felt sohd upon closing
1t. The driver's seat seemed to fit
me well. All of the instruments
were easy to read Swltehes.
buttons and the radio could all be
reached w•thout effort
Upon exiting the dealer s lot. I
had to make a conscious effort to
a1101d leaving any rubber on the
driveway. This car was fastl I rarely
got out of thrid gear whlle driving
around town.
Wlth the windows up. 1 surpris-
ingly quiet ride was enjoyed. Tha
suspension was slightly stitt. how-
ever that is to be expected with a
performance type car. I could live
with that/ The cornering was tight
on all types of turns or curves. no
pulling or swaying was noticed
The Mustang GT offers an
exhilarating ride and Is fun to
drive. I felt safe, comtortab .. and
like I belonged In this car.
I wduld purchate this car In 1
flash, providing I Qidn't have three
children. I "POW we wouldn't get
beyond the d riveway before they
would be saying, .. Are we there
yet?. We're aqufahed."
The bllCk .. t is about roomy
enough for two amall children and
• guinea pig. AQ91n, that la 'to be
expected· wlth this size of a car
The trunk wouldn't provide
enough room tor ua either; It would
PfobabfV...,. .. ._. '°' two
Over ... I tltgNy r9COmf'nel~ this
tpCM1y loolllng performence Cet It
wu tun to drive end lt't Amer~an
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Spec. englnHr
Huntington BHch
Own• •a1 Suzuki Samurai and
'71 Chry1ler New Yorker
I demand few things from an
automobile It should speed up
when I step on the gas. go where I
point ii and slow down when I step
on the brake
Simple. basic no-nonsense re-
uirements that
the 1988 Mus-
tang does in
spades -and
1n com f ort'
There was oc-
casional hesi-
ta tion when ac-
celerating. but
in tn1s day of
ever-increasing
smog stuff " I
guess t,,\s is to OP expected
The last Mustang I drove was a
brand new 1965 2-plus-2 fastback
that cornered llke 11 was on rails
and had as hard a ride as my Red
Fiver wagon
This year s 1s a high-per·
formance luxury model of its 23·
year-old predecesor. with comfort
that only middle age can ap-
preciate. It 1¥asn t the easiest car
to fold b; 6-toot-3 240 pounds
into, but then not too many are
And this one was worth the effort
Now don t misunderstand what
I'm saying New licensees and
college students will en1oy the
Mustang too. but do they deserve
1t? Maybe hke old port or sherry.
fine things are more fully ap-
preciated by the older set "
One thing is certain though
There aren I too many auto-
mobiles built any mor~ that have a
nice throaty V-8 coupled to a
responsive and smooth five-
speed 1ransm1ss1on drnvng a fine
set of rear tires Henry would be
proud to have n1s name on this
Ford everytn1ng 1s where 11
should be and •I all 'eels ri~ht
On second thought let s keep
this Mustang reserved tor the
over-40 crowd wno like to rem1-
n1sce
reflected in Mustang's Interior
design The cllmate control and
ent ertainment systems are
centered for easy reach Turn
signals. high beam. flash-to-pass
and standard interval wiper con-
trols are mounted on the steering
column tor lingert1p access
Personal convenience features.
such as electronic AMtFM stereo
radio with integral clock and dual
remote mirrors also are standard
on all Mustangs
Mustang hatchback.s have
spht fold rear seat backs which
when folded down provide nearly
30 cubic teet ot carpeted cargo
space
The open-air lun and freedom of
the convertible is enhanced by a
power-operated top with rear
glass that can be 1eft m oiace even
when the top is retracted
Jon Durie•
Petroleum transfer englnffr
Coate Meaa
Owns '11 Buick con vertlbl•
First 1mpress1on Just another
Mustang Good lines nice body.
excellent color
Opening the door I found the
1ns1de to be
nothing special
although I did
hke the dash
and all i ts
gauges The
seats could be
compared to
those you
mtght find 1n
any golf cart -
:hat 1s to say,
very hard and stiff
Then I turned the engine on
which was a turn for the best.
The second I pulled out of the
driveway, I knew this was one
f1re-breath1ng. tire-screeching
machine
The Mustang felt really safe
But I 1ust could not get com-
fortable 1n those seats
The price seems to be very
reasonable for wtiat you re get-
ting
All in all. I thought 1t wa a nice
car
It just wean 't the car tor me
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GM seeks boost from three new midsize models
Other auto makers offering· 88 buyers
high-tech power, safety innovations
llf .I~ IRAUNITS* five dMeiona: the Buick Regal, the
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OETROIT -General MotOf'a mobile Cuttua $upf9me. Corp. 11 hoping that the 1988 '-Unch . The thrM cara lhat• a platform but
of Its alt-new GM 10 cars wUI do for It not too much body metal. pert of
what Taurut and sa~ did '°' FOf'd ~1~~·,.:~~-rnt~~t~ ~:
Motor Co. -replace an eneyclo-Chevro6et-onty Cor*8 and e.etta
pedla of negative publlclty with raves and dfvOf'ce of Cadlttac engineering
and record sales. d -.i,, f thet dtvillon The Mfodynamic. front-wheet an .. ..._n rom o s.
drive. mldsin GM lOs replace main-Plagued by plunging U.S. market
stay ofder models In three of GM'a share In the last two years. GM
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cars can give It. They are among the
flrat fl'ulta of GM'1 $41 billion factory
modernization and hneop revamp.
For buyers. 1988 will bring a
paethora of new high-tech power and
safety Innovations. the first Ameri-
can 1&.valve engine. stronger slx-
cyfinder engines. Japanese four-
wheel steering and wider use of anti-
lock braking systems. computerized
suspension s~stems. four-wheel-
drive, air bags and automatic seat
belts.
The alipperv, eye-plea11ng body
styte that West Germany's Audi
pioneered in Europe and Ford
brought to the United States with Its
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mid-1980s. lineup Is .being copied by
Imports and domestics alike tor
1988.
At least two makers will 1oin the
already crowded U S auto market in
1988 for the flflt Ume
Japan's Oaihatsu has been stead-
ily building a dealer network and wlll
unveil its Charade minicar 1n Decem-
ber. and will be joined by still another
entry In the $5,000-$6.000 range the
Proton Saga from Malaysia
It will be harder than ever to tell
whether a car or truck is American-
made or imported Mazda Honda
and Toyota are all building cars in the
United States and Nissan makes
cars and trucks here Ford. GM and
ChrySIJ'r all import cars and sell them
under lheir own nameplates.
Chrysler also sells imported trucks
Those with more than lhe usual
S 10.000-$20 000 10 spend will find
an assortment ol ultra-luxury spor1s
cars built by foreign makers owned
by the Big Three Chrysler's Italian
Lamborghini GM s British Lotus and
Ford's Br1t1sh Aston-Mar1in
Jeep-lovers will find lheir favorite
four-wheel drive vehicles under the
new Eagle-Jeep marque created by
Chrysler when 11 purchased Amerl·
can Motors Corp Buyers· first ben-
el11 Chrysler has extended its seven-
year 70 000 mile warranty to Eagle-
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Built Drthe Human Race:
With no end 1n sight to th• uM ol
widespread p1 irchase 1ncent1vee. In·
eluding bargain-basemen\ loan
rates and generous rebatea. con-
sumers will find the hotter-than..,.,
showroom competition meena
another buyers market 1n 1988
Here's what s new for 1988.
General Motor•
Chevrolefs .;ompact Cavalier 0-U
an aerodynamic la<:ellft with new
front and rear ends. compoeh•
halogen headlamps and an ell·
around smoother sportier look.
Chevy s subcompact Nova seden.
(Pleaite aee MODELS/Pae• 8)
N~ ~ out to provr that you can ~ all of w ~ all of the time. With a modd lincup iM ind.adcs ~_from the eronor.!"'al Smtra tw ro dr ~
300ZX and rugged Hard body• trucks . Sec all the new NisQn 1at the Orange County Auto SN>w. ln _AllaOOm Stadium t=d>ruary .. ~h tv1aoch 6, 1988 .
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MODELS, INNOVATIONS DESCRIBED •••
Prom .....
built at a GM-loyota loint·wntur•
plant In Fremorit. gets an optlonal
16-valve. four-cytinder Quad Four
produces more hofaepowet than a
conventional alx-cytlnd9r.
Pontiac's Sunbtrd, sister to
Cavalier. also gets a distinguishing
facelltt, and Pontiac's Grand Am
gets the Quad Four option. The 9000
STE'wlll have optional full-time all·
wheel drive later In the year.
Pontiac's GM 10. the Grand Prix
two-door coupe, ts one of the moat
aerodynamic offerings In the Indus-
try. with flush glass. door handles
recessed into side pillars. a sloped
hood. raked windshield and four-
wh eel disc brakes.
while Electra. AlwrMI and the
L.S•br• T-~ the 3.1-111., ve
engtne. Later W-1881. Butd( _...
Cad61tac:'1 SeYtele, Fleetwood, De
VIiie and feceMfted Eldorado all ha"9
a new 4.5-1119' dlQltalty fuef-lnjected ve engine. which gets better ec-
C.-atlon than IUt year'• englM
with the same fuel economy.
Seville and Eldorado have an anti-
lock brake option. The Italian-bod-
ied. Amerlcan-chusied Allante gets
a few new touches, but th• $54,000
luxurymoblle still has only one extra-
charge option: a cellular telephone.
The Chevy and GMC C-K trucks
unveiled last year wlll be joined by
several splnoffs. and all get a
standard five-speed manual trans-
mission In place of last year's tour-
speed.
Ford llotor Co.
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CllrJaler
The att-new, high-tech. front-
wheet drive New Yorker and New
York., Landau and the Dodge
Oynuty luxury models still aim at
Chrysler'• affluent, conMrVatlve.
over-50 buY91"1, retaining trademark
sharpty aquated edges. Buyers of
both can get anti-lock brakes along
with numerou1 other amenities.
Chrysler also 11 expecting 1988 to
be the year of Its TC by Maseratl
import coupe with 16-valve turbo-
charged engine. Chrysler adds a 2.2-
llter fuel-Injected four-cylinder en-
gine for the popular Omni-Horizon
subcompacts and an optional driver-
side air bag for the Plymouth Gran
Fury later In the year. •
Oldsmobile developed the Quad
Four. the flrs1 American-made 16·
valve engine, and is putting It In the
resuscitated Cutlass Calais. Olds-
mobile's GM 10. the Cutlass Su-
preme. sports tour-wheel disc
brakes. a "lubed-tor-life" Indepen-
dent suspension system and wet-
arm w1ndsh1eld wipers that spray
through the wiper blade. The new
model is less than an mch shorter
than its predecessor. but 300
pounds fighter
Ford's 1988 Lincoln Continental is
a smooth. all-new takeoff on Taurus-
Sable with front-wheel drive. four-
wheel disc brakes. computerized
suspension and speed-sensitive
rack-and-pinion steering
To revive Its aging K-cars, the
Anes-Reliant. Chrysler is doing its
America-version trick again: drop-
ping the price (to a base $6.995) and
adding more equipment. America
dressing made Omni-Horizon a best-
seller.
Motor Trend m~aslne calla Pontiac Grand
Prix for 1988lta •car of the Year." All-new.
aporty two-door la amont ab modelJ at the
Oranae County International Auto Show.
The least-expensive Oldsmobile.
Firenza. has a new grille, new
bumpers and composite headlamps.
Oldsmobile's Delta 88 Royale
models are the only 1988 GM cars
with an optional dnver-s1de air bag.
Olds' Nmety-E1ght Regency-based
touring sedan and Toronado get new
3 8-liter V6 engines. Anti-lock
brakes are standard on the touring
sedan and optional on Toronado and
Troleo
Buick's Regal coupe will be the
first GM 10 1n showrooms. Buick's
Skylark has a Quad Four option.
Aerodynamics. Including flush
glass. composite headlamps, raked
windshield and Integrated bumpers
produce a Mercedes-tighter with
more Interior room than last year's
Continental.
The Lincoln Mark VII LSC has a
new V8 engine and anti-lock brakes.
Dramatic facelltts update the com-
pact Ford Tempo and Mercury Topaz
with new grilles, windows. tall lamps,
bumpers and fenders. and four-
wheel drive is optional on the Tempo
four-door.
Ford also will get more than half of
the cars produced at Mazda's new
Flat Rock assembly plant The new
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Chrysler's AMC acqu1s1t1on in-
cluded 'the brand new llaltan-de-
signed. Canitdlan-buill mldsize
Premier, which now carries the name
Eagle Instead of Renault. The
angular four-door sedan has inde-
pendent suspension with gas shocks
and will be sold. at least 1n the
beginning, only through Eagle-Jeep
dealers.
Plans laid by AMC before the
buyout give the Jeep Cherokee
limited a two-door model to go with
the four-door introduced last year
Honda
Honda introduces the first four-
wheel steering. a mechanical system
that responds to the angle of the
steering wheel to turn the rear wheels
either with or opposite the front
wheels, on a new Prelude two-door
coupe.
Prelude has four-wheel disc
brakes. a choice of a standard four-
cyhnder engine or a 16-valve, a
longer body and lower hood than the
1987 model. AM-FM stereo cassette
and a standard automatic seat belt
system
Mazda
Mazda has five new models: a tour-
door. 16-valve GT version ol the 323
subcompact. a 626 sedan replace-
You could wait to see what the 1990s W111 bring. Or you can hurry on down to the
Oldsmobile exhibit and see the IOok of the 1990s tOday! .
'.OU'll see it In the all-new Cutlass supreme. So sleek and elegant It could give aerody-
namics lessons to a tear drop. lt'S also tough as nails. With its extensive glass areas and
· specially crowned body panels. It Is one of the most rigid Oldsmoblles ever engineered. One
of the most corrosion-resistant. too. Exterior body metal 1s two-sided galvanized steel. The
exhaust system. stainless steel.
The all-new Cutlass Supreme Is a dream to drive. With four-wheel Independent suspen-
sion. tour-Wheel power disc brakes and front-wheel drive. It provides one of the vvorld'S most
perfect rides. One test drive. and you'll think that everything else is just traffic. It's no vvonder
that a specially equipped version has been selected to be the 1988 Indy 500 Pace car.
Also on display Is the new Quad 4-JX>wered Cutlass Calais International Series. lt'S the
16-vafve. dual overhead cam. 4-cyllnder Oldsmobile that's leaving rn
the competition In Its rearvtew mirror. Its 150 hOrsepower Is
more than many VS-powered cars. But Its highway fuel
economy of 36 mpg Is strlctJy 4-cyllnder.*
Stop by the Oldsmobile exhibit today and see
these two extraorcDnary cars. as well as the full line a..DSrl()BILE Ql.1'\UTY
of qualtty 1988 Ok2smoblles.
• EP" estimatea m1>9 25 city and 36 n.gnway.
.. •
ment, the sporty new MX-6 coupe,
the new 929 mldslze luxury sedan
and an RX-7 sports car convertible.
which shares the hardtop RX-7's
standard or turbocharged rotary
engine.
Mazda Introduces Its electronic
four-wheel-steering system on the
626. The system turns the rear
wheels In the same direction as the
front wheels at high speeds and in
the opposite direction at low speeds.
NlM&D
Nissan's sporty Pulsar NX gets a
16-valve engine option and an op-
tional four-speed automatic trans-
mission. The upscale Maxima sedan
has an optional reactive suspension
system that uses sound waves to
detec1 changes in road surface.
Nissan's pickup truck has a new
face and optional four-wheel drive
and 3.0-llter six-cylinder engine. Air
conditioning Is standard on Nissan's
1988 passenger van.
llJtaublahl
The new Galant Sigma four-door
sedan has a new M1tsubish1 3.0-hter
six-cylinder engine. five-speed man-
ual or four-speed automatic trans-
mission, four-wheel disc brakes and
optional leather interior
M1tsub1sh1 has a new pickup, the
Macrocab. with a roomier Interior
and more storage space and op-
tional four-wheel drive
TorOnado Trofeo
awakens sleeping
Oldsmobile giant
Br TERRY JACKSON ...c......, ..... ~
Oldsmobfle. the sleeping giant at
General Motors. finally Is starting to
wake up.
For the last 17 years, Oldsmobile
has been churning out non-addictive
automotive sleeping pills. Actor Dick
Van Patten. hired by Olds to tout its
middle-class virtues. typified the
average penny-loafer sort ol buyer
Oldsmobile sought.
That sort of marketing and prod·
uct-planning was tragic in a company
once known tor innovation. Olds-
mobile produced the first regular
production cars with chrome plating
In t925: offered the Hydra-mat1c
transmission 1n HMO: introduced the
"Rocket V-8" In 1949: and built the
first modern U.S. front-wheel~drive
car. the 1966 Toronado.
Oldsmobile was also home to the
4-4-2. one of the fiercest muscle cars
of the late 1960s. To many a street
racer. the 1mt1als GTO meant Go To
Olds.
Fortunately, there are signs that
Oldsmobile is shaking off its som-
··~ .
nambuhsm
It began last year when Olds-
mobile introduced the Quad 4
double-overhead-cam engine -the
first new engine from GM this decade
-and used a highly modi lied lorm ol
the Quad 4 to set a world speed
record
But of more 1mmed1ate Import-
ance than the Quaa 4 and its
potential for future cars. Oldsmobile
has done something that has eluded
its siblings. Pontiac and Cadillac in
the R1v1era and Eldorado It has
produced a luxury sports coupe
that's fun to drive.
The 1988 Toronado Trofeo is a car
that 1s a capable competitor to the
Lincoln Mark VII LSC and a cheaper
alternative to the BMW L6
Its taut suspension. no-trills styl-
ing. dual-quad exhaust and smooth
3 8 hter V-6 engine add up to a car
that is m the sp1nt of the original
Toronado
"We are really m_ak1ng an ellorr to
establish the Toronado as the tech-
nological flagship," sald Oldsmobile
(Plea.e .ee TROFEO/Paae 8 )
Reatta, flret penonal aporta car from Buick, makee lta local
deb~t at the Oran&e County International Auto Show.
Buick Re'atta offers
sportiness to adults
watershed vehicle for the division. see the Oldsmobile display at the Orange County International Auto Show... •r TlftftY JACKSON
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llEW CUTLASS SUPREME tourist's delight -bright sunshine
Edward H. Mertz. who heads
Buick . said the Reatta is an example
of what future Buicks will be like.
Bulcks will be distinctive ("They'll
have a muscular grace"). substan11a1
("That doesn't mean they'll be big").
powerful ("We have a performance
heritage that goes back to winning
Pikes Peak"), and mature ("But that
doesn't mean conservative")
•
in stock
&
ready
for
delivery
•
Illuminated the span and the calm
water had the look of burnished blue
steel.
Several hundred tourists milled
about a stone balcony that looks out
over the b1y on the Marin County
side of the bridge and snapped
vacation photos.
About 20 paces away, a smaller
but no less enthusiastic group of
pito-pli. was slg o a
red, two-se1t car.
"It's a Porsche. Isn't It?" said a
man with a British eccent.
"That'a ·a great-looking car. What
la It?" asked a man who pulled up In a
Cadillac Eldorado.
"Where can I buy one?" said a
woman who asked her friends to take
a picture of her next to the car.
Th• car that wu making the
Gotci.n Oat• jMk>us wu Buick'•
new AHtta. wNctt rtpf111n11 the
lat"t entry ffom Ottrott In the two-
IMt IPOf1t-ear arena. W... one.
there w• onty one U.S. two-IMI.,
-the Cotwtt• -now there are
four. wtth more on the way.
Buick· 1 contrtbutlon to the 9"''•· which debut• at ....,.,.. , ..
month, le 16gNflcant beceuM 1t I• "
Amid all that talk about "muscular
grace" and winning Pikes Peak.
Mertz 1s quick to say that there are no
more Grand Nationals In the works.
-lhrGrand National, a fire-breath-
ing turbocharged sedan that is the
darling of the dr~strlps. Is now "a
little too boy-racer ' for Buick. Mertz
said.
The RMtt1 Is the sort of per-
rormance car for which Bu ck wants
to be known
"It's 1 car that has many of the
attrlbut" ot 1 sports car." 11id
Mertz. "It has a real Mad-turning
abtllty but Is more comfortable" than
the.•ver11g9 aport1 car.
That""• between tpOrtlnen and
comfort what Aeatta 11 al •bout.
At an Ovefalt t9n0lh of Marty 183
lnchel. the AMtta le big '°' a two-... ,.,.,,., nk'9 lnehel ionger than a
Corvette and 11 inehM IOnger than
theFi.,oGT. ,.._.. .. nAnA/PaC••>
Claenolet'• Serencett Blaaer dn 11ea ap the
toacla and teated com.,-ct 8-1 o Blaser for the
city. It bu the power of CbeYJ'• fall-else
track.a under the hood to booet performance.
Serengeti Blazer developed
for fun, sports in California
Orange Coast residents will get
their first look at a special ·'Cali-
fornia-only" version of Chevrolet's
popular S-10 Blazer -the Serengeti
Blazer -at the Orange County Auto
Show.
Featuring a full leather Interior and
other luxury trim appointments. the
Serengeti Blazer also brings full-slze
Chevy Pickup power to the compact
S-10 Blazer and S-10 pickup lineup
In the form of the 4.3 liter V6 engine.
"The Serengeti Blazer was de-
veloped In response to the growing
market tor fun -but sophisticated
-sport utility vehicles," says Lanc41
E. Westerlund. Chevrolet area mar-
keting manager. "It will be offered
Initially In limited numbers and only
In California where S-10 Blazer has
always been popular."
Other highlights of Chevrolet's
exhibit at the show are:
• Befetta GTU. a sporty version of
Chevy's newest coupe. to comple-
ment the Beretta that will race on the
1988 IMSA GTU racing circuit.
•Corsica "XT," a high-content
model that includes a leather ex-
terior and a ground effects package.
which will be Introduced to the
upscale California market this
spring.
"From families to singles. retirees
to college students. Chevrolet cus-
tomers certainly do represent the
'Heartbeat of Amenca· and Chev-
rolet has a vehicle with contem-
porary styling. up-market features
and an affordable price tor each of
them:· says Westerlund.
"The debut of 4.3 llter V-6 power in
Chevy's S-10 pickup and S-10 Blazer
continues that philosophy by provid-
ing sports enthusiasts and com-
mercial users with the performance
and power they've been asking tor ...
The new opttonal engine, which is
the standard powerplant on the
Chevy Full-Size Pickup and the mid-
size Astro van. has a towing capacity
of 6,000 pounds -a whopping 20
percent Increase over current S-
series pickups and Blazers.
The 4.3 liter V-6. with electronic
fuel injection, will be ottered In two-
wheel and four-wheel drive appli-
cations with a four-speed automatic
transmission. The current 2.8 liter
V-6 engine will still be avatlable.
Fuel economy is an EPA-esti-
mated 18 miles per gallon In the city
and 23 mpg on the highway for the
two-wheel-drive pickup with auto-
matic transmission. The four-wheel-
drive S-10 Blazer Is rated at 17 mpg
clty/22mpg highway.
Other Chevrolet notables include
the new-for-'88 Corsica sedan and
Beretta coupe, which have quickly
established themselves as top-sell-
ing compact models: the most varied
small-car lineup In the Industry with
Sprint. Spectrum. Nova and re-
designed Cavalier: the new short-
box and Sportslde additions to the
new '88 Chevy Full-Size Pickup line,
and Astro, the powerful mid-size van.
Highlights of the 1988 Chevrolet
lineup are: en..., has been redesigned and
redefined. Major appearance
changes Include composite head-
lamps. a new grille and hood. new
fenders and fascias. In addition, the
coupe receives a slant back roof and
new rear quart• treatment to allow
for a 5'eetc8f side view. With seven
models -down from 13 In 1987 -
each version Is more distinct.
e•weller RI offer1 tun -yet prac-
tical -transportation tor the youth
market while the high-contented
eHeller 124 attracts a more serious
car buff and the en..., Sed8ft Is
the popular. anordat>te Yerlk>n. e...... satlsftee different cus.-
tomer1 In ·aa with two veralon• -the c...... Sport Coupe,, which has
bMf'I recontented f« customers
eeeklng a rnutcle-car 8PPHr&noe at
an affordabte price, and the ultlm8te
Camero, the IK>C·Z. which carries
on It• top-of-the-line tradition with
diatlnctlve accent 1t~wheell,
tlrn, Interior trim and refine-
ment•. Power f« the t -Z comea
and P 185/60R 14 radial tires. A two-
door Spectrum Sport hatchback.
with spor1 suapenlion. is new for '88.
Nowe adds a "twin cam 16-valve"
model to the lineup In keeping with
Chevrolet'• Intent to provide more
performance-oriented products.
Nova continues to lure Import
buyers. with about haH of Nova
from the 5.0 llter and 5.7 V-8
powerptant1, Including the 5. 7 Hter
t~ por1 lnJ9C!tlon V·•· =t>iiCOiinel ____ _ Cenloaend liave
the bMt·M16n9 c:ompect comtMf\a. tlon In the country MM:e their
lntroducUon In M•ctt. ChengM In
the f .. Included the additional ..,.,.._ dt!Y of the F41 IPOf'1 euepenl6on on
tN Cot*8 l T end an eMctronaly
tuned AM/FM atereo model with
.Mllklec:an and_dlgtt91 dock .......
derd equipment.
'" ...... beccMMI epor11er """ ~ •• a new ,..., IPotler .
..... colora and IPCWt ..... 191Gf\
I) ...... A ~ •lion, the -··-;:::= tt'9 llneup. The "°' ... power ........... lnCludea. 1.5 .....
multt.port tuel-lntecHon turbO-..., .. ...,., IPOf1 ......,..._,
tog ...... ~ MlftUll 1tW.
mf11'ain, IP9C6lll ~..,..
customers listing an inport as their
second choice. The "twin cam" Is
about 50 percent more potent than
Nova's standard 1.6 liter engine.
Standard equipment Includes a per-
formance suspension, four-wheel
disc brakes. Eagle GT tires on
akuninum wheels. and a five-IC)Md
(Pleue eee CllBVY/ .... 8)
0rang9 Cout DAILY PILOT/Friday. February 21. 1911 111
Ta .urus toPs in s~les, dra111a
DETROIT -lt'1 easy to see why
the Ford Taurus has done so well
since Its debut more than two years
ago. It hu bOth a dramatic. aero·
dynamic look outltde and attention
to detail throughout
The Teurus has helped Ford bring
1n record earnings for two years. has
won more than a dozen awards and
has bMf'I a' top seller for the last two
model years. An Impressive record
for a car that some feared would rival
the Ed_. u a market rop 1f the
public didn't take to 1t unusual.
teardrop 1hape. ~ Not to worry. In the 1 6 model
year. dealers were clam ring lor
more of the cars to m t buyer
demand. In the 1987 model year. the
Taurus beeame the No 2 seller 1n the
United States with 376,000 sales and
knocked out the former No ·2. the
Chevrolet Celebrity.
Taurus also 1s one of Car and
Driver magazine's 10 best cars for
the current 1988 model year
I enjoyed the 1988 Taurus GL
sedan test car and especially ap-
preciated the optional. 3 8-llter. fuel-
injected. V-6 engine (S 1,068 extra).
Mated with automattc transmission.
It was very responsive and made
highway passing maneuver-Wlth
ease. However. I have to add that fuel
economy fell oft prec1p1tously with
such pedal-to-the-metal driving.
The su~sion was ftrm but not
harsh. aHordlng good handling but
not at tt)e expense ot a comfortable
•
T•urua hH won more tlaaa 12 award9 lD two yean. -ride Inside my 1mpresston was of a moved those seats tar baolc.
very solid car with admirable ftt As tor reltabtllty, Con.umer ,.._
and f1n1sh and a strong-sounding ports magazme had surveyed TeuNe
lhud when 1he doors were closed owners for only one model yeM -
Closer inspection brought even 1986 -and found the cws hed
more respect lor Ford's work Allen-worse than average troubte prC)b.
t1on to detail was evident There was lems. mainly due to body t\ardw9re
a center arm rest for the driver and dltt1culties.
another for a front-seat passenger On the test car. I did have a
There was a big bar tor the front-seat problem with the remote fuel door
passenger to pull to ad1ust the seat tocll. It didn't work. and so at eedt
forward or back. rather than the lt\tle gas station stop I had to open the
lever common on other cars thal can trunk and use a manual override to
be d1tl1cul1 to l1nd open the fuel door I also thought the
The back doors had child-proof glove box was small and narrow. But
locks and there was a power lockout ' that was about It The car performed
tor the non-dnver windows to protect admirably, and 11 was easyto,..why
children There was a cargo net in the the Taurus is so popular.
trunk to help keep grocery bags from Based on" 1986 sales figurn. the
t1pp1ng over Even the owner's man-median age ol Taurus buyers Is 49,
ual was specially packaged 1n a with median family lncome$42.000.
velvet carry case Ann Job ,,_ eoNl9fl ......
The rear seat had decent space. lndw"1 I« TN AHH:llM., ,,,_
although that would shnnk 11 a tall and ,,.. o.uon ,_.,. .-.. Me a.
dnver or front-seat passenger now...,...,.,,.......,.
•
•
C8 Ol•IPll 0.-DM.Y N.OTI ,.... '*'*Y H. 1111
NEWFLAGSB•PFORBMWPOPULAR ON COAST ••• P..-.... 1
part wtth tt. He'1 stll driving It. Md
he's thinking ebout buying another
one for hie .... ••
-Di1SCM1Uii11taa-;uid CMIOIMr8 ~ft_ Witli'fi ~.
handling, --~ qu9llty end tuxury'' of the HOil. ~ .-0 .,.
P" II Id that • ltandard '-"" Of eng6r-.d Ind designed • fuH-
tM model II 1 celtuler phone, he laid. featured telephone aa standard
Aocoldng to IPOkeamen Robert equipment for the 750il'. The BMW
D. "It NI. BMW ol tibtb AIMAca det* 1eUi;1e• ei.. ewee8Mef'•
reoognlled that "today'• complete phone number and performs any
luxurY car lndudM • cellular tele-neceuery Mrvlce on the unit.
phone. (The compeny) ~ "FMturing hands-free operation
---------------------------... and del6grl that h1rmonlzes with the
EXT RA! EXTRA! EXTRA!
1918 1111 VII LSC
$1 DELIVERS*
LUSE AIY UICIU IERCURY II STICI
IRIVE AWAY Fii llLY S1 dow1
Leasing Managers -Vic Manzo or Don Flecky
BMW ln•lot and Instrumentation.
the IMt•tton Includes an antenna
that cr•tu no additional wind noise
at speeds up to 90 mph.··
The three arM dealers said the
powerful 12...cyttnder engine wa.s a
big Hlllng point for their customers.
"You ·just don't see many V-12
engines lily more," Crevier said
"And yet the engines are relatively
light becauM aluminum Is usee tn
their construction."
A man who has driven many 12-
cyllnder vehicles In his lifetime was
thrilled when the 7501L was in-
troduced. After purchasing the new
model at Saddleback. he said It was
"second to none," "Said Orr
"We had another customer who
picked up his new 750il one evening
on his way hOme tq Uaun9 Nb*.
He later told ue he'lbvad" drMng lt IO
much that he drove .. the._ to SM
D&eeo •ha& """' ..... ,. ,.... ...... home. He Ju•t didn't want to get out
of the car. ·Orr added.
The 750il nu a new automatic:
ventilation ~1y1tem, a BMW flr1t,
providing ventilation when the car II
parked. With thl1 system. the driver can pre-program the ctlmete con.
trol's blower to turn on half an hour
before he expects to return to the car
-making the Interior • more
pleasant prace to re-enter when the
7501L has been sitting under a hot
sun, Mitchell said.
Crevier BMW was ranked fifth In
1987, with sales of approximately
$35 million. according to Crevier.
"Since moving Into the Santa Ana
Auto Mall in October 1987, we also
have become the largest BMW
facility In the world," he added. The
dealership was at First and Broad-
way in Santa Ana for 16 years before
relocating.
s....,. BMW r8nka •one of the
top 20 8'IW d11l1r1 In the country,
Souza Mkl, with ..,pro•trMtely S5
MllllOft W. 19111 --*7~'W.-eleo
have e•cellent ,_.., fecllltlee, open
from 7 a.m. until 10 In the eYenlng, ttw ....... heaaid.
SaddleNI* 1MW la emong the
top 10 BMW d1•1r1 In the naUon,
Orr reported. "A proper l9Mc:e
concept le _.,181. We c9ll our
cu1tomer1 Portly after they
purch ... a new ~ Md again
1fter they have had thW car1
servk:ed for the Hr1t time, to be sure
they are' satisfied," he laid.
Orr gave a prime example of how
appealing the 750il has become to
local customers. He said two cus-
tomers had each purchued the
previous top-of the-line BMW. the
735 model, six months before the
7501L arrived In this country. "As
soon as they came In to see the new
model they each purchased one.··
Orr said. The customers also kept
their six-month-old 735s.
DATTA ••• ..........
"'91 extra lengttl II_.... to cnete
• cocQll .... llexceptlonally-.y to
cffmb rr. and out of."** .. hoping
............ ~to peoplw
WhOM jOlntl juet .,_, t U Mmber U
they UMd to be.
The enlarged COCkpft ejlC) crMt•
-a. utlltt:Meft behind the front ... t,
that.. enough for groceriM end
other domeet6c par~la.
8uk:k ltyiltl have done • good
job of hiding ell that extra body
length, though, ~ the Reatta
lootcl believable u a two-... t.,. A
lhartcllke noee wtth hidden head-
light• and a boattail rMJ end with
wraparound brake lights .we avant-
garde enough to uy "IPOrt• car."
Under the hood 11 General Motors'
smooth 3800 v-e, which delivers 165
horsepower to the front wheet1. The
fuel-Injected 3.8-llter engine Is
mounted transversely and Is avail-
able O'}IY with a four-speed auto-
matic transmission.
The suspensJon 1s fully Indepen-
dent with Mac Pherson struts up front
and a Corvette-type leaf suspension
at the back. Anti-tock four-wheel
disc brakes are standard.
The entire package Is assembled
at a renovated plant In Lansing.
Mich.. dubbed the Reatta Craft
Centre. It's unique In Detroit because
there is no traditional assembly llne.
Each Reatta is mounted on a robot
vehicle. and teams of workers do
specific jobs on the car. The car
doesn't move on to the next stop
until the work has been Inspected
and any problems corrected.
Mertz said the craft-center con-
cept will mean that Reatta's fit and
finish will be on a par with the best
from other manufacturers in the
world.
The craft center should also mean
better efficiency and lower costs. he
said.
Lower production costs may be
BllW"a nap1atp -the 7501L -la powered 300 bonepower and proYldlng uncom-the reason Buick is offering the
by a 5 .0 Uter. 12-cyllnder engine producing promlaln& amootlmeu and refinement. Reatta at a price that Is. for luxury ------------------------=----'--------------------------------------------1 two-sealers, a bargain.
The 1911 lulck hgal.. lfll o lhowltapl*.
This year. vou·11 see some,tung that's truly
new at the Auto Show
But it's not a concept car or a one-ot·o-
1<1nd custom creohon n's everything you'd
1rnog1ne 1n a car of the future available
1n a Buick vou co n orive today The all·new
1988 Buick Regal There's nothing llke It on
lhe American rood
leoulfUI to behold. Scutpled In the wind
tunnel. the NM Regol's .305 coefficient of
drag Is the ~t In Buick's 85-year history.
It's o slee'< design that Is shored with no
other oar In the world.
leaullUI to drM. Regal ls the world's first
coupe with 6-possenger room. 4·wheel
independen1 suspension and 4·wheel
P<MfK disc bfalc9a. all ik>ndord. Beneath
the groceful hood: o 2.8-lltre V-6 engine
with multl·poc1 fuel Injection. and the secu-
rity o4 tront·wheel-drlve eng neer1ng.
leoulful to be In. Inside. Regal ls also
peouttfully new and richly Buick. with room
tor 6 adults. o genetous 15.5-cublc-foot
trunk and on Impressive flst o4 combt. con·
venlence and luxury features.
Come see all the exciting 1988 Bulcks at
the Auto Show. Then, buckle up and visit
your Buick deolef. And put the premium
Ama'leOn motorcar on the rood .,.oursett.
BUICK
• I A ~OFFICIAL CAA OF THE 1988 US OLYMPIC TEAM
The Gl9at American :Road l:>elongs to Buick ,~
21TH ANNUM;
ORANGE COUNTY INTERNATIONAt AUTO StfJW
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With a llst of standard features that
runs from a power antenna to electric
adjustable leather seats to power
windows, the Reatta costs exactly
$25,000. Adding on the only two
options available -a 16-way power
driver's seat and a power sunroof -
brings the price to lli.515.
TROFEO ...
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chief engineer Ted Louckes. "We're
getting back to the Toronado's
roots."
Those roots involve producing a
luxury sports coupe that otters more
than leather seats and wtde tires.
The Trofeo features the FE3
suspension package that Includes
stiffer shocks and springs, hefty
stabilizer bars. aluminum wheels and
P21565R 15 black wall tires. Anti-lock
lour-wheel disc brai..es are optional.
Under the hood IS GM's new 3800
fuel-m1ected V-6 engine. which fea-
tures twm balance shafts that make
the big six as smooth as a V-8. The
V-6 produces 165 horsepower and Is
coupled to a lour-speed automatic.
Outside. the Toronado has a slick
front end design with concealed
headlights and twin fog lights. At the
rear. dual quad exhaust pipes peek
out from under the chassis as
reminders of the car's sporty aspira-
tions.
Inside. the leather bucket seats are
electncally adjustable in all the usual
ways, and also offer inflatable lum-
bar supports and adjustable seat·
back bblsters. Between the seats are
a padded console and a massive shif1
bar for the automatic transmission.
The dashboard. unfortunately. fea -
tures the standard pinball-wizard
array of graphics.
The Troleo drives like no Olds-
mobile has In a long while.
The FE3 suspension has a linear
feel that keeps the driver informed
when the car is approaching Its
handling limits. Freeway entrance
and exit ramps can be tackled at
speed and the car's point-and-shoot
nature cnes out for twisty rural
roads
While lacking in horsepower -It
has 55 fewer horses than the Ur. -;oln
LSC. and takes 10 seconds to reach
60 mph -the 3.8 liter V-6 is very
responsive Its tuned exhaust makes
1ust the right sounds to remind the
driver that the Trofeo can be driven
hard
Louckes. who Is also the-father of
I
the Quad 4 engine. said the Troleo Is
a far cry from recent Toronado1. and
that some buyers may be turned off
I by it.
· "There's no doubt that we'll leave
some of those older buyers behind."
he said.
"The Troleo wlll be a place where
we can showcase our technological
advancements," he said, hinting that
there may be a Quad 4 In the Trofeo's
future as well as an all-wheel-drive
version. ~
The engineer sees a high-tech-
nology Troleo as having "a halo
effect" on other Oldsmobile models.
and that It will mean better Toronado
sales.
CHEVY •••
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m~al transmllllon. 51' the amall end, ....... Metro II
new to the Nneup u the llnalelt
Chevy and 11 C*tain to be emong the
toPI In fuel economy In t'"8 country.
In 1987. a lknJtat model .chteved a
top ranking wtth en EPA ... tlmeted
54 mpg clty/58 mpg hlghwey.
Aetro II the molt powerful mld-
llie van on the market, offering the
largest engine In 1t1 dMe -the 4.3
liter V-8. When ptoperty equtpped,
an Mtro can tow up to 1,000 poundl, _
1ndudlng triller, Pll I 1ngera, equtp-
ment MG cargo. Altro II avallbee tn
ttww .,.,, teVlll '°' .• -C8
ltandard, up-tevef CL, Md IM lwrur·
loul LT Touttng ........... Aaero
emenftlel for 'M NIUde OptlOOI •e
"9ctrlc adjullMle "*rora Md M
8'ectronic lnltrument ctuster.
DATE BOOK
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1988 25 CE TS
' ~ State may dump road on L_aguna
Rejection of canyon highway widen ing
p rOm pts proposa l to give lt a bil ttyto city
Laguna Beach's victory in blocking
a realignment of Laguna Canyon
Road ma) ult imately make city
00ic1a1s· liable for traffic accidents
that occur on the winding roadwa).
State and local transportatio n of-
ficials. upset that a S 13 mil hon offer
to impro ve road safety was refused.
arc considering opt ions that would
shift r('Sponsibiliry fo r Laguna C'a-
n)on Road from the state of Cali-
fornia 10 the cit) of Laguna Beach.
Panama's legislature
ousts country's president
for firing Gen: Manuel
Antonia Noriega/ AS
Auto Show
The Orange County Inter-
national Auto Show will
d isplay more than 400
new cars and trucks.
Special section inside
today's Pilot./D1
California
The murder trial of a
former Highway Patrol
officer ends in a hung
jury./A4
Nation
Drug shows promise
against AIDS in human
trials./A4
\
T h(' discussion follows the (all-
fornia Coastal C'omm ission'c, reJcc-
tton Wedncsda)' of a Caltrans
p roposal to widen and realign Laguna
Cam o n Road tn an l'ffon to rcdU Cl'
th(' frcquenq of traffic accident'> on
the tv.o-lam: rood.
Com m1ss1oncr~ were per<1uadcd b"
cit} residents a nd official~ .... he>
argued that the road improvl•mcn1c,
were not worth the sacrifice of s<.Tn1c
can)On hillsides v.h1ch would h,1,e
Panel
rejects
plans
for PCB
Coasta l Commission
·says no to souna-wa ll. -
6 la nes in W . Newpo rt
By PAUL ARCHI PLEY
Ofllleo.y .........
Leaders of the Newport Shores
Communtt) A!>soc 1a11on were cel-
ebrating ThursdJ) ;ifter the Cali -
fornia Coastal Comm1ss1on rejected a
plan to .... 1dcn Pacific Coast H1ghwa)
and erect an adJacent sound wall.
R) a 5-5 \Ol('. comm1ss1oncrs
tu rncd dov. n an apphca11on for a
coastal ix·rm11 to \\1den West Coast
H1ghwa} from four to six lanes
betv.ccn ~kwport Boulevard and
Highland .\'cnue
Going do " n v.11h the apphca11on
v.as a sound ''all th.11 v.ould ha'e
been erected on the oct'an side o f the
h1gh\\3~.
And that had hundreds of l'asts1de
homeo"' Ol'r<> up in arms who argued
the wa ll \\Ould drown out the
soothing sounds and block their
' 1ews of the Paci fie Ocean. as "ell as
hm11 their access to the beach and a
nL'" v.ests1de parl.
.. We \\On~ I can·1 hche'e 11:· \aid
inf a Jarvi., o·uncn. president of the
Ne .... port Shore\ Communit) '-\s-
soc1at1on.
··one com m1ss10ner called 11 a
·ecr11n Wall.'·· she said.
About a dozen members of the
assoc1at1on an ended the mcet1ne 1n
Manna del RC) where they v.a1ted
until nearl~ 6 pm. before being given
(Pleue eee PAJfEL/A2)
been cut into to anommodatc the
reahgnmen1 and a '' 1den1ng to four
lanes.
Now state and l ount) 1ranspor-
1at1on officials an· 'uggcsung that 1f
Laguna Beach v.an1, 10 maintain an
unspoiled en' 1ronmcn1 at thl• e\-
1>1:nscoftraffil 'klfl·t~ the~ ought tobc
hl'ld rcspon~1bk for that cho1cc
.. Thcre\a { h1nl·\l·turse that might
appl}: Ma) ) our drl'3m\ co me true ..
said Stan Oftl'111·. l'\l·<. ut1' e dm·ctor
oft he OrangL· ( uu nt~ Tran<1porta t1on
Commission.
.. Right no\\. 1hc~ ·re 1n a good
position. The\ .,,!\ ·o on·1 do am-
1hing.' but in ·no\,;!\ arc the' hd d
rl'Sponc.1bk for thl·1r al lions .. C>ftcht•
ROBERT
HYM>MAN
NE~S ANALYSIS
said Thursda>.
Keith MrKl·an thi: lot.J I < JltrJns
d1!>lric1 d1rel'tor J[trn·d ~1th 1hl·
c,l·n11mt:nt
.. In rcaht» it thn •'Jnl tn 1all•
w ntrol ol thal road k t them do 11 ··
McKean \a1d
.. lid t v. c had a prctt ~ good ca\t' but
the comm1ss1on v.a, tre mt•ndou'>h
inllucn<cd b) thl· i:x·opk who shov.cd
upfrum thc c1t~ of Laguna Beach." ht
..aid .. , think at 1h1s point. v.l'·rl' no1
go ing to pursul' 11 I c.lo n·1 "'ant to put
a 101 o f effort into a dt'ad horse ··
.\lthough no offiu al actions ha\l·
\l't hcl·n taken o r ~·heduled Oftcltl·
; •• ud hl· and othe" ha'e tx-en lUn-
'>1dcnng '>t'' era I options ·
..(!earl}. we don"t ltke 11 nov..' hl'
\aid .. That 11 •mile stretch of mad 1'
un'>amfar tof) The idea 1s to Ii ' 1hr
h1gh1AJ~ ..
One o puon v.ould ha'~ tht• \IJll' ol
California drop tht· '><Ct11in 111 the
road bctv.e<.·n C oost High""' J nd El
To ro Road from II!> \\stem ot ~tall'
h1gh\\a) s. uch an a ruon "Ould il•;n c
11 in the JUni.<11ct1on of the ul' of
Laguna Beach whu:h "ould 1nhcn1
rc1o~ns1b1ht) for the mad Thr
k g1sl;H1on v.o uld not require 1hl'
toncurrenccofthc Laguna fkad1 < "'
( o unc1I
The proposal \1.-0 uld hil 'l 111 o..·
lJrricd b~ a state' leg1o;latoranc.l -1111
\q·rc IU ocrur -would !ilch tx
\po nsorcd b> Sen Marian Bergl'\•lrt
R-\Jl·v.po rt Bcarh . a nd .\,.
~ mbl~ mun Gil Ferguso n R-'-•:ll ·
pun Beach. Oftehc said.
(Pleue eee 8TA Tlt/A2)
Lungren faces
court fight for
treasurer post
S la le Sen a le rejec t
confirn1atio n . w hile
Asscrnbly a ppro\·es H
By OOl'G WILLI
• t •• , ........ .,..,
S.\C"R .\\.1 E'-TO Dan
Lungren·., nom1na11on for state
tn·asurcr \\J!> appro,ed b~ tht' state
.\s~mbl~ and reJCCH.•d b~ th<· Scnatt'
Thur'>da~ '>(•tting the stage for a lt'pl
batik tu rc.-<1oh l' 1hc: conf11ctmg de-
c1!'1on'> ofthl• l"o hou-.es.
\.e11hcr lhl· Republican con-
gressman n1Jr (,u, George ~u
kml·Jian v.hu nominated Lungr<'n to
'>UlCetc.l thl· latt· k'i-.c l ' nruh. ancnd-
l'd lhl' \l"'>\lllO') and neither was
a'allablc for l Ommt nt ·
But lx ulnwpan·s oflict issued
v.nucn .. 1atl·nwnt\ on hehalf o f t'ach
.... h1ch '>l rnngf\ hin1 rd that Lungrt'n
intend~ to jlll'mpt to 1al e the oath of
office for lrl·a.,urer reh1rtg o n Re-
publican k gal opinio ns that both
houses o f thl· Lcg1\lature mu~t at"t to
blcx l thl' nom1na11on.
IA.·mtx rat'> h.1, c con flit 11ng legal
op1n1on~ "hlCh l'Oncludl.' that under
thl· amt>1guou' co nfi rma11o n
pro' 1~1on' ot lhl· \tale con~11tut1on
rq n t1un h\ l'1lht:r hou<.e of tht'
l ,·g_l\IJturl' °hlOl~' a gO\l.'fnOr°' 3(l-
f>l'IOlml'nl
In h1'> bncl "fl llt'n ">tatemt·nt.
Lungren did not \3~ \pC"C>firalh that
he" l'Ulc.l rn1gn h1~ rnngrt'u1onal <,('at
to 1all· thl· oa1h d \ treasurer. but
\U~l·'>ll'd \Cf\ \lrongh 1hat he "ould
d\l \l)
·Tm dd1gh1ed ""h th1'> nl·" op-
portun11' 10 ..cr\l' m~ st.itc I'm
lllolidrn1 thJt I bnn.g a rJnFl" of
-
Rep. Dan La.nf ren
quahfic Jllon~ v.h1ch "Ul benefit tht·
finan 1al intC'rt.·~ts of C altlorn1a ·
Lungren ~1J
Deulmc.'Jian·, "n11en 'ltah~ml·n 1
aho rq>catl•d hie. a~<;(.·rt1on that onl'
ncg;it1' c '11lt''> b~ bo th hou'<'' could
blod 1hc-appuintml'nt
But !:Xu me11an·, statemtnt '*'"''
'>topi:x·d 'hon nf sa' 1ng that L ungn·n
v.oulJ a1tcmpt Ill t.aJ..1• the ooth Jnd j
spol c!>man ~·J 1t ··.,..ould ht· 1na p-
propnatl· to '''l·J r Dan 1n .. 1mml•d1·
a1cl\
Thcrl' 1s no prclcdt'nt in ( altturn1J
Jud 1nal rl•cordc; lur re,o h ing lonf1111-
1ng confirmati on \ o tc'> of 1ht' ~nate
and .\sscmbh \IOlt tht' onh othl·r
t ontirma1 1on ·\Ole n er J:>rld undt'r
(Pleue 8ee LU1'GRltN/ Al) Protests may prompt
hars.her disciplinary ac-
tion against The Rev.
Jimmy Swaggart./ A4
Index Court order violation by Angus Oil claimed
Advice and Games 86
Auto Show C 1-8
Bulletin Board A3
Business 84-5
Classified 87-9
Comics Date book
Death notices 8 10
Entertainment Oatebook
Opinion A6
Paparazzi Datebook
POiice log A3
Public notices 89-10
Sports B1 -3
Weather A2
By ROBERT BARKER
oe111eo.y ,......,.
Huntin.to n Beach Fire Depart-
ment o ffic ials said T hursda) that thq
ordered work to halt Wednl'sday at n
S25 m1lhon 011-recovcry operation
prOJt'CI because 11 ma) have v1olatc.-d a
court o rder.
The 011 field pro1ec1 h'as been
bittc rl} attacked by ncigh bonng resi-
dents who won a tl'mporary court
injunction earlier this month to
prohib1l dri lltng of wl'lls and other
major work at the Dl'laware trttt
site until an Apnl 18 hearing.
f ire Chief Ra' P1rard said Thur.-da~ that oflinal~ bd1l''ed the .\ngu'
0 11 Co. v.ent hc)ond "hat the.-mun
o rder permitted Thl· cit' 1old lrl'"'
to cease v.orl a t about noon \\'edm".-
da).
"This is a ·cros' lhc 1. dot the.-1·
proJcct ... Picard "'11d •·there 1s no
tolerance. no cont·cc;c;mm ··
Fire Inspector Jim M~Ka~ 'ktld lhC'
questionable worl tool place vn
~ellars. or trcnchc,. that had been dug
for oil equipment
McKa) said r1t~ offinals bcl1e,ed
lhat the com pan~ v.:i"' mC'rcl~ going 10
do v.ork 1n order Ill ro' C'f the trcnchec.
Laguna neighborhood'hit
With rash of burglaries
Police distribute flie rs. issue warnings
in area with 14 brea k-ins this month
I J CANCI IONON ..............
Rntdents in central Lacuna Beach
are bcint warned to keep their eyes
peeled for suspicious characten and
to keep their ho mes locked tiaht in the
wake of a ~nt rath of buf'alariel.
which have tartCted everythina from
~lryto~
Lacuna poli~ distributed I SO
"bufllary alert" Oien thit Wttk to
rnidtnts in a ntilhborhood bur-~ 14 timn du1 moatb.. The area is bcNnded by Calaliu. l.calon.
Wilton and Saview SUMI, 'Park
Avnut and St. Ann's Ori~.
"We'rt blvhtt Math a probltm.-
Janna Maott. a c.ommunn11rnkn
offtcct tor the Poltce ~.at. .... "'nerl .... '°' ol OttWrill& Ci• dw e111trll .. aad outili*U.wlMtkdliMdile ---" •
Moore said 1nves1tptors art cur-
rently tryina to ~termine if the
break-ins art the work of one person.
a team or several different bursJus.
But pohce bcheve the cnminals are
nol profcu1ona ls. Moore said.
"The) ml&ht be a httk dn~rate."
sh<' said. add1na that m ost of the
rcsjdcnw ~tt ransacked.
Pohct v.o uld rtttasc no funhrr
information on thear 1nve\tipt1o n.
Moore said calls rep0r11n1
s'upicious activ11y 1n the crnlr'll
M'lhborhood ha\t tncttawd dra-
matically Slntt the ft~ ~ dtt-
~. TK hreak·1ns a~nll)' ottumd
durina the clay Tht 1ntNdet(s)
tntn\'d m°'t or the homn tlm>ulh
unlocked doon and ~•ndo"-Moore ...... la a ··C'OUpte•• o( can. medtnts
IUltd to tun on thm bu,.., alarms
and ttturned to nnd tlwir homes
'
broken 1n10. Moore said.
Moort said poht't' art t'oncemcd
thal if rcs1den1 cont1nuc to lca"e
their homes unlockrd. l.quna will
pin the reputatio n as an tlS) bur-
alary taract
Jewtlr) and ash were mosl Oftl'n
ta ken. allhoua,h n rcstdeot 1n the 800
block of Catalt na lrttt, which has
been hll thrtt 11mes since Feb. ).
rcponcd S2 •on h of lf'OC'tnet m1ss-
1na Wcdnnda) 1erco fq'llpmtnt IS
a lio frequent!) taken.
Tv.o ,JC•-cl11 buralann -one
reponcd on Jan. 7. anothtron Feb. 1•
-occurred •tthin a block of rech
othe r in South Lquna.
Al kast 18 rcswknoal .,_.,...nn
ha\lt been rtponC'd 11~ Jan.1 . but
lhe bulk of them hive Ottun'fd
*1lh1n the la11 ~k
RHtdtnl •ho do "°' btlona to 1
,_.ptiomood W9"t'h Pf•*"' lft "recd 10 do IO. MOOft md Tht
propam tell up prottdum few M'tlh-
bon to kttp ID C)~ 0. t9t9' othfn
homn.
Moen Mid Oftl) tJwft Ntteh-
(PI ••• -8UW.AllY /Aa)
• \\Ith tarpaullnc; 1n an11c1 pat1on of a
rain 'ltnrm
But lhl' v.or~ alleged!) included
'lnmc •;tecl rdlar rcinforccmcnt and
l·onstrur 11on. hl' or,.;i1d. "h1ch ht N.--
he' eel "'cnt lx'~ond the scope ofv.orl
allov.ed b~ \upenor Court Judgl'
Tull) Sq mour "><'~ mour'" ordrr ')n
Feb . .3 perm11wd "orl to procced nn
'ltrcet~. gutter.. turhs and dcmoht1C\n
o f old b uilding,.
.\ngus spo ke,man Spl•n u~r
ShC'ldon ~1d Thurs<la' lh:it the "nrl
'"'oh ed onl~ l·o, cnng three trrm he'
"'1th plastic ht·c11ng for pro1t·c11on 1n
case of nun
'ihcldon ,,11J tha1~or ~111 ,l"l'f thC'
d1khc' ,nnt1nucd Thur>da' J ltrr
u •n,ullJlll•n "1th attornc'' 111r tht'
'l'nlflJn\ 1 hl' 3tlOmC'~\ ft'p;lnl•d)~
\.llJ II "·'' n i.. to v.eathcrpn)\1f \\Ofl
that hJJ hn ·n performed pnor h • the
\llUrt lf\IUlll llUn
Rt·\lc.ll'DI Pam St~lc. "h•' II\ t'\
\ 1nualf\ nnt dour 10 the." t .... o-hlod~
arl·a pn.1Jcrt . ..aid Thursda~ that the
.... orl '1\ll:lln the court order and fhat
rt''>ldl•nt~ Inte nd tO ft'tUm 10 COUrt dUl'
10 \\ cc.lnC'~a~ 's do,clopmrnts
The C olorado-bascd ~naus 011 o
planli Ill cap off and consolidat<'
random 011 v.rlls and rl'C'Over about 5
Orange County's
spirited new jingle
unlikely hit single
BJ PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. ..., .... ..,_
Orang<' ( oun11ans ltll no hcans 1n San Franca~ Their l 1nd o f
1ov.n Ch1cagn 1c;n·1 ..\nd most \A~ no wa) no v.a to e~ Yort. Nrv.
Yorl
But a grour ofl 1' > ·m1ndt'd folk whoarT tun1n1 up forth('rount~ ·,.
th b1nhdll) tiaurcd th~rt·., no reason •·hy Ora nae C'ount) can't ha' t'
tt .. Q\\ n ona ..< ell'bratc the pint" b«arM the ofriaal J•nale commcmo~una
the rount ·\ ~'('ntenntal ll a ckbule Thunda) at a pt'Olram salu11n1
sponson of the car-Iona ~k'bnat1on.
Ch.·• "elcbrate tM ~pint'' 1 not about th<' 1rowi"f spant of no-
arov.th or 15 1t about mran-ic>tn tcCJ rommiten who t11'91t<'. st~nac
cult pracu s or ~kohoh btvt raaes. • ·
Pt.nnt'd b) ~11\IC'r/sona•nttr Robert Uo.)d MohM . "C'ekbrate the
pmt" 11n't e'en Ont sona.
Tnphna its apptal. MoltM *l'Otc thrtt \ICB.aon eniun na o nl) un
ran or real sou~ •on·1 hkt ll ~one of tlwm.
RtllltO'l' folk ma be d1~need. ~,er. None o( tht
M 'clfbq&c \~ f,pent .. """'on• 1s a spentua.1
()Mi.is rountr). for all th<' count) 's wt.n C'O~bo Aaothfor tt.a
.. Top .O" sound for )Oun1'uns -.hote fttt te.nd to aap to upbtat "•na.
TtK' \an is ''aduh-onc_ntcd" ~"> hMn1na for thtw •tM>-hum •k>aia to
tk\ltor mu .c or can't stoml<'h count!') and To, 40..
(Pin _,...8 /Aa)
m1lhon barreh ofllil lrom thl' riroll'( t
site. bounded h' C ahlomia and
Dl'la"'arc streets anJ R•11. hc'tl·r and
pnngfirld a'rnue'>
Tht C'1t\ ( ounl1 l 1c;\uc.'d ,on,trul-
uon perm1h la't l:ill .i ttC'r .\ngu'
da1med tn J lav.,un that l It' 111Ti, 1al'
had 1lkgall~ bkx·l cd permit\
The group ~IC'<."k " in\ nh t'd "II t
Concerned 1t1zcn~ lor llun11 n11on
Beach. C'Ountcl'C'd b~ cla1minlt the
Cit) Coun II rt',CN J it\Cll in l111'<·J
M'ss1o n. '1ola11ng the c.tatt'·, ""'."
m~11"g lav. and de pn' ing r~\1Jl·nt'
ofa full hea ring
(Pleue eee MtGUS/ A21
Milky BB
tap water
just air
aid.
Allolii~ is a list of brak·ins f't'POl'lld dUs month:
..!...'*-l: 600 blodt of Catalina. I,.,., MDdt ol Mominpidt Circie.
(Bodlthnesareetshavcbeen hit more than onc:e.)
• fft. 7: 400 block Seavicw.
•.Feb. I 0: 1400 block of Mom-
---CllW'IUAAl--*H
Ann's. uu than four hours later a
~ ·A-•.M-~'Y'
bk>ck St. Ann'5 • Feb. 11 : 600 block Hiah Dnve in
North Laauna.
•Feb. 16: 31000 block of
Monte~) trttl 1n South Laauna.
Jewelry valutd at SI 0.000 wat re--
ported stolen. the sinale hiahest km.
• Feb. 18: 1400 block of Catalina.
One minute later a second buralary
was reported i_n the SOO block of St.
• Feb. 19: 800 block of Diamond
Str~t.
• Sunday: 600 block of Glcnncyrt
Street. •
• Tuesday: 500 block of Throuah St~: 2100 block ofOctan Way.
• W.tdncsday: 400 block of Legion:
400 block of Bluebird Canyon Drive:
800 block of Catalina.
STATE MAY DUMP ROAD ON LAGUNA •.•
PnmAl
-~ options include asking
Caltrans to a~al the decision to the
U.S. ~ry of Commerce or rcq~tina that the Coastal Com-
mission simply reconsider its 6-5 ~ion of the proposal. ~&ic uid the discussion of op-
tions follows what he interpreted as a
challenec from Coastal Commission
Dlftn~ M'ary Lou Howard to con-s• the question of who ~hould be held liable for accidents should the realianm~t proposal be reJected.
Howard. who ult1matel)' sided with Laawaa rcprcKntat1,es. asked Cll)'
Manaeer Ken Frank at Wednesda) ·s
bearina whether the city was prepared
to 11.sume responsib1l11~ fo r the road. &u Frank stopped sh on of an answer.
uyina only that the pa' emenl .Pr.ob-
ably nttdtd costl} rcfurb1sh1ng and
that the matter had not been ade-
q~tdy d iscussed ~Y the Cit~ Council
or int~ comm unit).
Oftelic said the option to shift
rnponsibility from the statt' to the
city isn't meant to be 'ind1ct1,·e
toward Laauna Bea h, but rather to
assure that traffic-sa fet) 1mproH·
men ts arc made.
"h's probabl) the most dangerous
stretch ofhiJhwa) in Orange Count)
and improving 11 1s the No. I safct)
pr0&ram in the count}." he s~11d.
Having the state be forced to
ddcnd itself against costl) lawsuits.
<>Adie uid. ..severely erodes the
availability of highway dollars a' a1l-able:· If t~ Coastal Comm1ss1on de-
cision cannot be o'enumed 1n order
to have impro,ements made. Oftehe
said. then perhaps Laguna Beach
officials would be convi nced to take
their own action once facC'd "1th the
threat oflawsu1t~.
According to Oftelie. oH·r the past
fivl' years there ha' e been 33 lawsuns
stemmina from traffic accidents on
t~ stretch of Laguna Can~on Road
between El Toro Road and Coast
Hi1hway. wh1C'h 1ndudes the
notorious Big Bend area.
Whjle tht dollar figure has ~et to be
dctermintd. he said ··1t appears that
tbis :?1/2-milc stretch of ~1ghwa~ ma~
be the most litigated stre tch of road 1n
CaJifomia ...
Cahrans' McKean said state trans-
ponation ·offi cial§ are ·not li keh Ill
Crosses mark spot of fatal
accident in Laguna Canyon
Two white wooden crosses ap-
peared Thursday afternoon on the
shoulder of Laguna Can:ron Road at
the sue of a three.car accident that
claimed thl· h'es of t"o people last
Fnda).
The 2-foot-hagh cros es "ere the
work of Laguna Beach canoonist
John Lara. "hopl anted similar
markers m 1979. 1983 and 1987
following other fa tal acudl·nts on the
"ind in& road. Last year state Department of
T ransportation ofTlc1als uprooted the
crosses because the) ''tolated a policy
endorse any salet)·tmpro,C'ment
plans Laguna Beach officials have in
mind as long as the) refuSt" to rC'ahgn
the tight. dangerous turns of the Big
Bend area.
Median road barriers and such. he
said. ..arc not going to soh e the
problem. The problem is the
gcomet ~ of that cun e. The o nl y "a~
10 correct that 1s to .. get into the hills
and cn·ate a btffer radi us:·
designed to rid highways of distract-
ing and.unauthoriz~ signs.
Meanwhile. one of two surviving
victims of last week's head-on col-
lision. Edward De Los Reyes. 25. of
Anaheim. remained in critical con-
dition at Mission Hospital Regional
Medical Center in Mission Viejo.
The thr« drivers in the accident.
two of whom were killed and onC' who
was treated for minor injuries. ma y
have bttn under the influence of
alcohol. the California Highway Pa-
trol reported.
the plan put forth by Caltrans was the
best solution to the safety probkms."
McKean said he. too. 1s disap-
pointed b)' thC' Coastal Commission
vo1e. but believes that Laguna Beach
sho uld assume much of the responsi-
bilit~ for the con~quences.
··1 think if we were called into
court." he ~id ... we should bring in
the neY.spaper clippings that showed
that Laguna Beach won a victory,"
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5 45 p tn IOCI.., The moon NII 151 pm loelly al>d ,_ at 1 11 a m S11..,ci.y
Extended
E'en o. McKean said he "ants 10
"orl "11h cit) officials to mal e as
man) safet) 1mpro,ements a poss-
ible .. But I haq~ to be cautious with
ho" much more resources "e de' ote
to this:· he said
LUNGREN CONFIRMATION IN DISPUTE •••
.\l\oof concern 1s the fa te oft he S 13
m1ll1on the California Transpor-
tation Comm1s\1on had allocated for
thr rl·altgnmcnt and widening of
Laguna Can, on Road.
Oftdrc bClte' cs that faced wtth
ddiut" al read'. the staa· 1s li keh to
s1mph remo,\.• the proJect from 11s
list o( transport.ltllln programs The
fund'> hl· "aid. pr11bahl~ "ould not he
a' dtlahk for oth1.•r proJl'l'I' 1n Orange
Count\
Ofte.he also bdH.'' cs that the close
'Oil' b' th1.• ( ua">tal ( omm1ss1on ma'
bl· 1ntl:rpre1l"'d J'> a \\tll1ngnes\ b) th~
slJte tu recon\1drr the rtahgnml.'nt
propo\al.
.. , JUSt thtnl. \\l' \\erl"n't COO\ 1ncrng
cnuugh.'. he \Jrd "We thought that
Airliner, small
plane nearly hit
PO MONA (AP) -The pilot of an
.\laska .\irhncs 8()('in$ 727 was
forced to take evasi ve action and dive
when an unidentified small aircraft
passed I 00 feet over the jetliner
Thursda~ night. ofTl ctals said.
The pilot ti led a a near-collision
report "1th the Federal A v1ation
.\dmin1str:u1on fo llowing the 6:36
pm. 1nc1den1 o'er Pomona. said
D1l·l Tornqu 1st. an F .\A regional
dut~ officer in Lo'> Angeles.
The 1nnd1.·nt occurrC'd ns the
-\laska .\irhnesJethncr "as departing
Ontario .\irport en route to SeattlC'
"tth ~ passengers and sevC'n crew
rl1l·mlx-r'> aboard. ( ancelmi said.
rromAl
• the section of the state cons111u11on
afTcctans the treasurer's office ended
in pos1 11' e 'otes in both houses.
Se nate President Pro Tern Da,·id
Roben1. D-Los Angeles. said after the
confirmation 'otes that if Dcu-
kmcj1an attempts to have Lungren
sworn into ofli ce. Democrats would
1mmcd1atel) go to court to block thC'
action.
OeukmC'Jtan acknowledged thC' up-
coming legal battle with Senate
Democrats in his statemC'nt cla1m 1ng
\I lO~.
"With the positive .\ssc mbl) 'otc.~.
Dan Lungren "''II ha"e been con-
firmed as state treasurer once thC' 90-
da) period (from Lungren·s nom1-·
na11on). designated b)' the constrtu-
tion. expires Monda). Feb. 29:·
DeukmcJian snad .
Supervisor Wieder has
eyes on Lungren' s seat
By 808 VAN EYKEN
Of ... .,.., Net .....
The confusion over whether Rep
Dan Lundgren \\tll be the ne\t state
treasurl'r conttnurs to mount. but
unoffi cral cand idate Hamett Wieder
1!. alrcad} "arting to step into the
appointrc·s congressional shoes.
Wieder. l·harrman of the ·Orangc
Count} Board of Supcf\ 1sors. an-
nounced \H·cl s ago that she was
1ntl'res1cd rn seek ing thl.' Republican
nom1nat1on for Lu n¥rcn·s seat.
·-rm arnng as 1f I m a candidate:·
sa id Wieder on Wednesda'. a resi-
dent of Hunttngton Beach· ··whC'n
tht" gun goes ofT. rm rt'ady to jump 1n ··
\\ tl'der \31d shl· alrcad\ had a
rnngrl·ss1onal fund-raiser planned for
Marl·h I Oa t Old Ranch Countf) Club
1n Seal Beach
··That's k1nJ of m~ good luck
spo1:· 'he 'laid. ··1 had m} vel) firit
fund-raiser there I 0 yl'ars ago:·
JINGLE UNLIKELY HIT SINGLE .•.
··in the coming days. I will be
consulting with Congressman
lungten and our legal counsel 10
dc1crm1nc the most appropriate wa )
to resoh e the legal questions sur-
rounding toda~ ·s vote.'·
from taking office. 11 "ould be one of
the most serious poh11cal setbacks of
DculmcJian·s t"o terms as go,emor.
Deu k mq1a n had no m1 na ted
Lungrl'n. a fdlo" Republica n from
Long B~:ach. 10 \l'" e the remaining
three H·ars of the la te Jesse Unruh·s
trrm ·a) trl·asurer and had made
lungrcn·sconfirmatton one ofh1 s top
prionttrs of 1988.
programs "h1ch Lungren ha s con-
s1s1cntl) oppoc,ed rromAl
·'The foci of all the ~ongs is upbeat
and pos1tl\ e:· said Moli ne ··The
image of the songs reflects the hcan
and soul of Orange Count~ and "hat
has been aC'complish(•d in the last I no
}ears.
.. They will stress that tht renll'n ·
nial is something eve~onc can be a
pan of."
MoltnC' 1s a fam1har fa•e to patron<,
of the ewporter RC'son "here he
performed for a decade and recenth
returned
Thousands of \ ISllOI'\ 10 D1\-
neyland. Walt D1sne~ \.\ orld and thl'
Epcot Center h3 H~ heard h1<, tune\ at
various anracttons. too Most rC<'ent-
ly he wrote a ne" song for " .\meman
Journe} s." the c1rcle-v1s1on theatl'r at
Disne~ land.
ANGUS OIL ...
From Al
Thcc111zens. "ho ha,ccompla1n1.·d
about noise. traffil and pollution
from the proJect. al<>n alleged thl·
prOJt.'C't I\ IOl't>0\1\ll'nl \\1th (II\
Loning. wharh li'>h IRl' arl'a :ic,
re<i1dcnt1al "1th no nl'" ml Ll rilling
ix-rm111ed
The J.rOup also charged that h1rml·r
Councilman John_ Thoma' Jlkgcdl~
had a t·onOtl I of 1nterc'1 "hl·n he
'Otl·d for the pr<>JeCt. Thl· ttroup
He pcrforml·J h1<, C'tntcnn1al
trtlug~ ThursJil\ l'''·n1ng at the Old
( ount ' Courthouse rn anta .\na
"hac · pri' atl' llusinl'\\ 'iponsors of
the 1uh1ke "erl· \alutl·d b~ Orange
( ount' Centl'nrllal Int
0( (I 1s a pm all' nonprofit rnr-
pora11un charg1.'d "''h planning and
\tJg1ng the ~l'ar-long telebra11on that
1.rt l.\ofTJ uh JI
b cnts throughout thl' 'ear " 111 ti c
into 1he cclcbrat1on. 1ndud1ng the
Mrth annual \IJJOr Ll·ague .\II-Star
BJ\cball Game at .\nahc1m Stadium
1n Jul~ I 1H!9. a Tallsh1p<1 Festival.
rnunt~" 1d1.· golf tournament and the
LI Toro .\ rr 5hrl\\
.\n cstrmatl·d I m1ll1un people wall
pan1.:1pa1c 1n the l''l'nts b\ thl.'
(losing Gala rn \ugust I 41N · \\ hl.'n
the count\ turn'> JOO' car\ old
lharged Thoma' 1.nm pan~ had done
"orl on t hl' "tc
Steele \aid 'iht· hJd lx'cn queried on
I homas' roll-h~ rcpre<.1.•n tattvcs from
the Fair Pul111 t al Pra cttl·es Com-
m1sor;1on
Sheldo n \3td Pfl'' 1ou,1~ that thc
proJl'C't t!. a protot\ 1)1: I hat can be u~d
to clean up \lid or ahandonC'd 011
lal1 h11es '>l:Jtll'rl·d 1n do"nto"n H unt1ngton lkal h
\1ohne·s Jingle fC'tes a centuf) of
alromplishment The chorus:
It's rime ro '(t'/chrate rhe Spm,.
··Thr Oro ngc Count_\ spmt
"\\'c'1t·;11~r turm·d IOO anc.I
"Our fu1un· looJ.s srrong. .
"( ·umc 011, k t 's '(l.'/ebrate rhe
'ipm,. rht• Oronge County spmr
\\ hl·n 1 ou look at all we\·e do ne-.
) uu c:in ht· proud ro belong
Cuml' -C "dt•brote rhe Spin,.·· ...
Who I.no"•;'' "1<nbe Old Blue E\es
'""add 11 to his rei>cno1re and drop
that ~a" nl·r atx1ut the Rotten. er. Big
.\ppk
WATER ••.
From Al
"atC'r but "1th thl· p1pelin(. he said
Rl'nna \:ltd the 1.11' has turned 10
\lctropolttan \\ atcr D1stnct "ater 1n
order IO pcrm11 thl· Orange Count~
\\ .lll'r D1s1m·1 to use local water to
rcch.irgc the undeNater tablC'. "htc h
1s at one ofthl· lu"i.'st Je,els in }C'ar"i.
hl· ~rd
The water pipe in quC'stlon t\
O\\Ol'd b~ the Wrst Orange Water
Board. "h1ch takc'i in the c111es of
Hun tington lk ach. Seal Beach. We\t·
mrn•acr and Garden Grove
Rl·nna said h\.-·., had two emploH't.'\
\\lll'l.1ng rulJ ·t1me ll')tng 10 find. the
-.ourcl' of thl· prubkm. so fa r " 1thou1
PANEL REJECTSWIDENING ...
From Al
.:?O minute'I 10 presenr their ca~.
o·e ricn \arJ
The) exphuncd 1hc1r oppos1 11on IO
the pro1cct and found enough com-
m1ss1oner<1 'i) mpathwng w11 h the11
pos111on to blocl. 11.
··onl' comm1or;s1oner said. ·You
mean the people on the ocean s1dr are
setting a sound wall and the~ ·re
~tttn& a park. while the people on thc
other side ar'' losing their vie"-and
acuina nothtnJ~··· O'Brien said
"We're excited and pleased that
ORANGE ..... Piiat COAST ..... .
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~dtoQU71 __.&u ••
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•
\\ l•'JI gl't \Cl ktTI) lllll \ 1ew<. ••
I om ~ltlkr 'llt' prc"dl·nt uf the
\\\·,t ""l'\'port lkal h \krr hant\ ..\\·
\lX:tJtton thJt Jl'n oppo<il'd the wall
,,11J hl' "J' 1111n h' the uutlome
hl.'l.IU'l' hl' la \l•H'd 1lfr 'trel·t "1den-
1ng
'Tm glad thl'\ wulJ 11ut a \tup to 11
\o lhl·~ ,11uld 1!11 \t1fllt.' rnorc \lull> on 11 '\lrlkr \Jld
( 11' olli1 Uih \ oulJ not be reachcJ
Im 'vmnwnt !ollt.1" rng the Coasta l
-l lllllnll'>!>ron mre11n~. <> Brl\'n ... 11d 1ht l'll) and Caltrans
tan rl·appl~ 1n \1\ months. ··but at
ka\t \\l'0ll tx· rl'3d\ ..
I h1· "·'" "uuld ha'e been pan ofa mult 1rn1ll1or'HJo lla r '-'ldcnin.& of the
'11.1 .. 1.11 h1gh"a> from Newport
Uuull•, .m.I 10 (,olden Wcor;t trC'Ct 1n
I lun11ng1on Beat"h
'l'\\ pon Beach "'as to supcrv11e
the C altran\ prOJel't for that stretch of
1tw h1gh"a} in ilSJunsdiction.
°::.::' leQuar•tu•
Just call 642-6086 .....,_,''WV I ,... OCI .. ~_,__.,...
~10,.-.c Clf'Otel• -'°"' ~ •• ~ ..
What do )'Ou ltkc about lb.cDaily Palot~ Whaa
don't you hkC'? Call lhC' number above and your
meuaac will be recorded, tranteribed and ~
hvered to the appropnatc tdnor
The same 24-hour ans-.mnt Krvtcc ma)' be
used to r«ord leucn to the ednor on an)' topic
ontnbutorJ to our l...dttts cohnnn mu111nc:hadt
their nime and telephone numbtr fOt "enfiahon
Tell\ us ~hat•s on }OUr rnuMt.
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.\sl ed 1( that statement mC'ant the
go' ''rnor 1ntl·nds to ha,·e Lungren
take th1.· oath ofoffice-whu:h would
require Lungren to first resign from
( ongrl'SS -Dcukmeiian spokesman
Tom Bcc;·rmann replied that ··wc·re
not 5a) '"& he will .... At this point 11
Y>Ould be inappropriate to swear Dan
in·· until attornc)s are consulted.
Thr Long Beach congressman ·s
d1stnct in cludes a good portion of
Hun11 ngton Beach.
The .\sscmbl> approved Lungren
on a 43-3.:? \Ole. Y>tlh ~vC'n Dcmo-
t•ra ts J01mng the unanimous 36-
member GOP delegation voting for
confirmation.
The Senate vote was 19-21 apinst
L unlr''"· Just four Democrats joined thl' Senate\ IS Republicans voting
for Lungren. TY..en ty Democrats and
the w natc•s lone independent voted
to rl'Jl'l't lungrl'n·s nominatton.
If Lungren 1s ultimately blocked
In s1multanl'OU' marathon floor
sessions. both Democrats and Re-
publicans pr:uSl.·d l ungren's honest)
and rntegnt~
But Democrats rn both houses
charged that Lungren 's consen all\ c
'oting record in Congress put him too
far 1.0 the right of the polt 11cal
mainstrca·m ofC'ahfo rnta.
Democrats also sa id the'' feared
Lungrl·n "ould USl' the 'ast PoWC'r of
the treasurer on 44 d1fTerent state
fina nce and bonding commissions
and authont1C's to thwart state hous-
ing. environmental. educatio nal and
social proarams s1m1lar to federal
··~k·, a man "llh impeccable
crcdl'flttal\. impeccable antegnt} and
hom•i.t)... \:ltd Se nate Republican
Fl oor l eader Ken Madd' of Fresno.
··tk has thl' qualifkations and rn-
tdligl'm·c to assume the job of statC'
trl·asurc;·r. It ts dcur hl· (the go crnor)
has madt.· a good choice:·
But Robena. the Democrat ic leader
of thr . enatc. replied that Lungren·s
1ntl'grtt} "as not 1n question. but
rather ht!.' 011ng record. ··c ongreuman lupgren 1s an
honorable man. a fine man and a
d1\t1ngu1shcd man. We ha ve no
quarrel \\tth has personal back-
ground.'. Robena said.
··out "c wa nt someone who in his
'oting record shows a little bit of
outreach. a little window of op-
ponun1t}. that little glimmer oflight
that he\t'' en open to the Democratic
pcrspcc11' t.· ... H1~ record on housinJ.
"here the treasurer is a virtual crar. 1s
\lnuall) 1ero:· Roberti said.
6Vmpare 6'arats mth &rats!
Don't be led down ~gar~ path.
'lbu can NM! confldenc.~ '"~ Leigh to property edueatf' you
and to pnMdr t~ daamotld of your Cl'lOte~. at ~ btst pnc~.
Shop and c~ • .wi )QJ wrH find your t>tst ClafnOnd purchase at
~ ~ Lt'tgtl .. Carat Patch"
l:elgh
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The fresh charms
of Fu#erton 'Lady'
Amon& the hardy perennials of musial theater, the urncr and Loewe
masterpiece .. My Fair Lady .. possesses as much universal appeal and
lasttng charm as any you a n name. Ifs one of those rare shows that's Just
about as much ofa treat the IOOlh time around as it was on the first view1na.
Nevertheless, it's not a .. foolproof' show, one that will suetted with no
more than adequate astina and
inauention 10 musical detail. 1f'hc
principal roles are acior'1 dreams -with a score ao match.
Because it is so familiar. so
incrained for the pu1 thtee decades
on lheat.crtoen' mcmoncs (and
because. like 1'hc Ki114 4nd I" or
"Man of La Mancha. • it i1 so
&Mroulhly idcntifted with its oria-
iul taar). MMy Fair Lady" de-
mands frtst<abin treatmtal i• iu various rn-ivals.
HllJPily, w Fullenoa Civic Liaht Open has attacked this splendid
mus1al comedy with some oC• finest artistic weapons in its arsenal -a
H1gins and EJiz.a who strike ltorious comic and dramatic se-rtts on sta,c.
and a Pickcrina who11 steal ck lhow from both if they don t.
Director Ace Mask. a lor1Mr Higins him1elf. has mounted a vital,
eneJFtk "Lady" that wallops the show's comedic aspects without
sacrificinc its delicate musical qualities. Maslt don. however, face hi1
actorsdownstqe in concttt-style performance a bit m~ than is nccessary.
a minor irritant.
Leslie Tinnaro 1n the .,tum role of Eliza Doolittle. the Msquashed
cabbqe leaf' transformed into a princea.. rmden a dynamic pcrforma~
both cframaticalJyand voally. While she sends 10pav1tatc in and out of the
C odt ncy dialect at the outtet. cspecia.lly in her vocalizina. Tinnaro is amonc
the stronacst Elizu to USWM the usipmc11t in an Oran1t County
production.
The savqcly sm• and lelf•satisfted Henry Higms i1 Jivm a
resoundincly robust interpretation by John Wood. who should efreclively
make his audiences banilh all memories of Rex Harrison in the role. Wood
en Joys an electric SUllC rapport with Tinnaro. and their clashes of will are
beautifully presented.
Such stro"J a1tina in the leadina roles miaht well push an ordiNlry
Colonel Pickcnna into • bacqround -but Gary Gordon (author of
innumerable Tevyn in .. Fiddkr on the Roor) i• no ordinary acior.
Gordon offcn a vinuaJ ICll'linat on comic timincas he repatcdly WTa&s the
foe.as from the show's two principals in a hillriously inventive
performance.
Joe IC.aye, save for• raucously overplayed tcene in Hillins' study.
seems a bit hip-toned for the role of' Alfreld P. Doolittle. the Coctney
du .. man, 1hough his DCrbmaace is solid-Rmay Fcrracanc is ~Y
callow as the fawnina ~reddie Eyntford.Hill, whilt Marso Lynn-smii; a
reservoir of En&lilh dipi1y u Hiains' n)other and JoAnn Campanella
nicely handle$ U.e diplc)matic role of Higins' houlekttpcr.
Backed by a rousi"-orchestral fon:c under the beton of Benton Minor
and Janet Sanderson's intricate choftop'apbic movement, the Fullerton
show pbys fresh and dynamic. Donna Ruiika'1 liahtina effects and the
colorful costumes of Jenny Wentworth enrich the show considerably.
~My Fair Lady" may be an old lady for moat pla~. bu1 she's a
sprina chicken in Fullerton where the show cootinues for two more
weekends. Thursdays th~ Saturdays at I p.m. and Sundays at 2:30 in
Plummer Auditorium, ChaPman Avenue at umon SUttt. Call FCLO at
879-1732 for ticket information.
CAU.BOAaD -The Irvine Community Theater will hold auditions
March 7 at 7:30 p.m . for "The Okktt L1vin1 Graduate," one of the thrft
plays in Pn:s&on Jones' "Texas TrilOl}'" .... d irector An Winslow will be
castinasix men and three women ofvaryinaaacrantesin the1uditoriumof'
T u!'le Rock Communhy ~ ~ Su'?nC~ oft'Tunlc Rock Drive in
lrv1ne .... call 8S7-S.f96 for addluonal 1n .
Editor. Tom Tait
D11rbocJA Edi1or. Sam B&id~ll
o.r .... nc.: lea ...
Cim118t10n M....,: Guy fmaro
Prod11<110ft Ma .. 1. Rot.tn C"MWI
a * Deily PllOt Detebc>ok/ Friday, F9bruary 2e, 1988
THE LOUD ONE FROM 'LAUGH-IN' •...... 14
By JENNIFER WEBER
When most people think of Joanne Worley ... Laugh-In "
comes to mind...NoLopera Bui Worky thinks opcr-a's noi
that far a stretch for her, what with her backaround in stage
musicals. In fact, opera may be downriaht accommodating
to her, she of the boom in$ v~ice ... I've afway~ been loud, ~ut
in opera it's called •fort1ss1mo.' •• Worley 1s the cclebnty
draw'in OpenrPlclfrc•s production-ot.-Dre Aedtrmaos.·
opening today at the Performing Arts Center.
'SCHOOL DAZE' BREAKS THE RULES •• 10
Spike Lee, the unconventional dircctoroflast year's surprise
hit ··she's Gotta Have It,:•• checks in with his second film.
..School Daze.•• Not all or our suest critics were comfonablc
with this •·comedy with music.•• Some thought the music
and dancing were the best part. Some thou~t they were the
wont. Next week, a new poup of cntics will tackle
••frantic," the work of another controversial director.
Roman Polanski.
TEN YEARS A1'D COU1'Tl1'G •••••••••••••••• 11
BJ MARY LOU HOPKINS
..A Decade of Distinction.'' honoring Chapman College
President Buck Smith and his wife Joni last week at the
Irvine Marriott. paid tribute to the couple for their I 0 years
oflcadership and service to the college. Chapman's board of
trustees sponsored the touching gala dinner attended by
nearly 600 guests and raisins more than $291 .000 to help
underwrite student scholarships.
'rOO'rSIE WOOTSIE ••.••••.•.•••.............••.• 17
By JUDY CHAMBERLAIN
Tootsie's Sidewalk Cafe is a pleasant enough little place.
with pretty, white wrouaflt iron patio chairs and a sweeping
view of the buses that swinainto Fashion Island on their way
to Los Anaeles or Lona Beach. Tootsie's would have been
called ··coco•s ... but the owners did their homework and
realized that thename .. Coco'1"wasalrcady taken in Orange
County.
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By TOM 1TITS
Of the Daily Piloc Scaff
I r's nor easr bein~ black
in Orangt Count) when
~our a'lpiracion:, I tan
coward the cheater.
Black accors in local sta~e
producrioru. both on che
•--~,mammmd professlonaHevel .
have bttrtconspicuous by their
near absence. Until, that iS;
about five )·ears ago.
Thats when/\~leane Hunfer
decided co do something about
an injustice she'd grown up with,
and organized what is now
known as the Orange Count)'
Black Actors Theater.
Now, afm four years of
performing occasionallr in vary·
ing locacions, OCBA Tis hitting
its stride with its first full Sttson
of dramatic and musical pro.
duce ions. Four diverse works -
one of chem an ori,!!inal -are
!king prrn:nced around Orange
Councr chis) ear.
Ar cht momenc che group i~
subing cwo shows simul.
ca neou sl) -"for Colored Girls
Who tlaveCons1dered
Su1nde/When cht Rainbow is
Enuf' ac the Anaheim Culcura~
Am Center and a )'Oung people's
f!l US1cal rtvue. "Back to BeinJ;
Black ... ac che Sama Ana Annex,
AuJuurium, wh ich is nominal!)·
home b.t~t to che scill.rootless
cumpan).
Boch shows wind up their
rum chis weekend . "For Colored
G1rb" plapn~ con1!::hr and arur.
d.t) .tC ~ p.m . .tnd Sunday ac "': ~
and Uatk co Dem,.; Black'
concludm~ Sunday ar 4 p.m.
Ticktts fur boch can be ordered
b\ call in~M .. 7~. '
forHuncer. \9.rhe new chtSernnd ~c,~eof ouch(oa\c t\m 1n 11.1>12.chnompam
St.i~on repre~~,Jjt, major ad-Rt~rcor~ somtc1mt in Juh. aJupctJ tltr nt\\ moniler la3t
vanLt mtnl for ~heater poup. The latter will be OCBAT ( )c.cubtr
bur a ,.:re.it m,rn)' obs,tacle ~wn<l collaborauon w1ch SCR.. ··1c fU)C )t'tm td a more ape
rtm.tm -noc che lease of wh ifh ~t \tar "For Colortd Girls" Jt rnpuon ut \\ h.ic wt wert-
1 ~turtnl! ul a ptrm.inenc home pla\ td in cht (o,c.i Me a cheater en '"I! cu do. w1J I lunctr. \'ho
fur()( UA r. which tur rtnth tor a lin11ce<l run. and man\' pointed out ch.u tht ~roup
perlurm~ whtrt\tr 1t ran. . pru)~cme pla\~oers wtre turn-urr~m.tlh \\a' pl.inntJ as a
Tht nex~ huw. fur example. tJ d\\cl\ furl.itl of )t.'JCll1>-'.. ml\tdt ruu pe for nunurm JC·
f JrJl llJ L.tlltd "Zuuman anJ cht .tLuHJm~ to I lunctr wr,.
___,,__ ___ ~igrr._1l_hooktJ mruche Urea -· -· ·-.lbtQt~e(~~nu_ fllac~ _ _ Jn_!<~~ chefr c prvdumon
(1, tl ,rnJ ( uhur,tl (encer in At. tllr' TlmHtr 1' ant'-" nJmt tor 1>1 dw ntwh 11.1rn1tJ tht.i ttr '' .. ,
Ma\. while chc ea)un ftnalt. ihe "ll\t·~t.ir-olJ enc1t\ ( )r1,i.:in.1lh J 1101htr \U'llllll ol I ur ( ulort,l
mu it.ti rt:\llt "Am c Mis-1nwrpuractd JH ht lnrm.ulturJI l1 1rl' \\ICh I lumerm cht tJ't Jt
hehav1n . will ht> moumeJ on ( on11111tCc:t lure ht Ptrlor mmi: lt 111d1v ~J mt.ip> ( ollt')!t. then
..
~nown a' .mc.i t\na ( ull ect It
\\<A.) cht L ulmmi1t1un of .t l<~n.i:
and ulrtn trumatm]-! Jrtam tor
tbt lOmp.tn\ ~ JtttrmtntJ loun-
Jer
mO\eJ w1th her tam1h co
Oran~t Count\ Jt rhra~t of 11
.ind \\J) r.11,rJ 111 ~.11ll.i AnJ.
mtnJmJ.! .1 ma .\nJ ll1~h
Sd1wl anJ (JI !Jtt I ul!trwn.
.ill1nc.
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Yw hJ\t tu ht.cm SOITit·
wh$'rt t\J ch,mt:t pc:uple
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\\ a1.:n1 rv 'ltt Jl\ rpt.int. r in
thti1trr un tht mrr1r 111ralem.00<
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1110..,th 111 nl J1.." 'tcrw1 \ pt'J
'ht rub. "lJ'' \\ 1!11 t'l1,fi \\ lw n11
"The pruble~ chert "'d'.
chert we rt' irtu.tll\ nu rub
a\a1 lablt lur hi.ad, tudtnts.
~1d. ·Su a her unr trntsttr .1
~wit<. htJ m\ m.qur w d1rt rnnc
.hupm~ co acqu1rt 1ht sk1lb
neces~r.\ w ~care m\ 11wn
chtc1ttr.
On rhe CV\ t r JnJ Jt Idem·
lonJrJ Ann .\f.mhall. Rc-,i.:tniJ
\r unlnsh. Rvhrn J lrnmp JnJ
Rc-nJJ Pc-CCI" 'C-J1Cc-J. c J"lC m,m.
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1\r cop,.., \Jbnt J/umc-r
aside
t11n.t.:tr Jl[l\th "ltt ) OUI dlllOt:
J"1i.:11mtnt ' 1-iut J1ic' rnponJ 111
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f't'rl11rmrJ ir1 t11ur proJu<.ClP' '
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fJ ""' \f( /ii \( " I I -'
Whiif black actun in ~re Couru\ Jtt frU$tatt'd ~·
dat &iri1ittd RJlts aublt Ul commun1t1 cht.urr. tht "'~
oeicn II aho mt we.
Theam~ to proJult pla~~ •1th blad .. } m the UR
ofttn art f<>rlcd co shcl\'t thtm ··htn no qtulif )t(f bl" ~
~fotl1lff$ •wear for auditions. :accurdm~ co r.o local mmn
dam d1rtcton.
Tht 'mtrgtnct of tht Oun •e (l)Unt~ 8l:ad m r'
lflakr -l\Ocin~ •·t1rnmeJ h\ JA)ij~I•~ Rov. . .am !t ll J1r~h r
ot tht J,..&~~na Pia\ housr.1nd t>1n Tambdhni. rt\1d<"nt dartd (
ut tht C.O\ta lt~ (J \ 1c ~\ h,)U)t
Ac.. ~ HOJ l5 P1i:r 9 . .
Dail) P11"1 Oatebookt Frida\ F~bruarv 26 1988 ;&
Calendar •
MAR
SM TW T F B
1 2 3 4 5
6 7 8 9 101112
1 3 14 1 5 16 1,7 18 19
20 2 1 22 23 24 25 26
27 28 29 30 31
Cl
Friday
AMSTERDAM GlllTAR TRIO "Ill
mal..l' "' onl~ Orange Count~ appcar-
am·l' at p m at t.;addleback Collcg1. .. .,
\kK1nnn 1 hl·a1rc T1d.l·ts a rc S
gcncral anti $.. fo r senior.. ant.I
'>IUlknt\
FRAN MARTIN .\nistl") piano at
thl' Rnl l ion Inn. J050 Bn\tol ~I .
C o\IJ ~k~ tdll to 11 p.m .
5J0-04" 2
LAUGH.
CRY.
DANCE.
SING
ALONG .
BE
SURPRISED.
L EA RN
SOMETHING
NEW.
A rl' Y{lU Onl' Of
Thl' 1.3 Million
Vit•wer.., Who
W.i tr hc.·s KOC E
Every Month? If
ot, Tune In And
Find Out What
You're Missing.
Saturday
CLASSICAL SOLOISTS In-
strumentalist Stuan Fox and soprano
Mary Rawcliffc present an evening of
classical music with selections from
the middk ages. renaissance and
Baroque periods.. as well as eontem-
porai: cla!>s1cals at 8 p.m. at Orangt'
Coast Colle'Je Ftne Ans Recttal Hall.
2701 Fair' 1ew Road. Costa Mesa.
>\dm1ss1on is $6 ad' ance sales and $7
at the door. 43:?-5880.
Sunday
IRVINE CONSERVATORY OF
MJJSJC Citrin& Chamber Ensemble.
unda the d1rl'cllon of Wir11am R
Kennl'd}. prc~nts a free conccn at 4
p.m. in lhl· aud1tonum of th(' South
Coa~t Commun1t\ (hurl'h. 5120
Bon11a Camon R·oad. I n inc. Thr
('nS4."Tl1ble (:lln\l\t~ of JS 10 40
uutswnd1ng mu\Jt 1ans in local Junior
and "K:n1or high ~hools.
THE BO ZY ROUGE CAFE
Cla'>\IGll string quancl O pus I\
accompan1l'\ ·unda~ brunch 11 am
to I p.m JUUi ~c"pon Rh<l
:"'c\' pun lk :ll h b., '· J440
Monday
CREA T P r RfORMANCES
"B.ac.all on BogMt'' (cc)
Friday. March 11, 8:45
Hou vwooo L ECENDS
"Marilyn Monroe" (cc)
Friday. 10:45
THE SPENCEJl TRACY LEGACY
Saturday, March 12, 9:00
THE8 EST0F
WILD AMERICA: THE BAllES
Sunday. March 13, 6:30
SHAKE. RArnE" Rou
Monday, March 14, 8:15
Rooc•RoLL:
THE EARLY D AYS
Monday, 10:45
ToMP£TUS:
THE Fo1tGOTTEN CusroMEll
Tuesday. March 15, 9:30
WVINC R El.ATIONSHll"S
Wmt LEo BuscACUA
Tue day, 11:00
Huu. vwooo Lf<cENos
"Gr.a('e Kelly" ,(cc)
Wednesday, March 16, 8:00
PACIFIC SYMPHONY OR-
CHESTRA presents a Classic Series
Conccn at 8 p.m. tonight and Tue-s--
da) at the Orange County Performtng
Ans Center Seterstrom Hall. 600
To"n Center Drive. Costa Mesa.
Conccn pre' 1ew begins at 7 p.m.
Jean-Pierre Rampal. conductor and
Outc. a nd Louise D1Tullio. Flute. For
ticket mformat1on. call the Orange
Count) Performing Ans C('nter box
office at 556-ARTS or T1ckctMaster
at 740-WOO.
Weclnaday
Top
HAGEN STRING QUARTET pcr-
forrmioc lhcl..agunaBeach ...... 4llJui;.1--
M usic Soc1ct} al 8· 15 p.m. at the
Laguna Beach High School
.\ud 1tonum. 625 Park Avenue.
Laguna Beach Tic kets S20.
494-2822.
I SRA EL C HAMBER OR-
CHESTRA under 1hc d ircrt1on of
\'oa' Talm1. opens 11s Nonh .\mcn -
can tour "11h a performance al 8 p.m.
in South Coasl Communll) Church.
5120 Bonita Can\on Road. Irvin('.
The l."oncen 1s si>onsored b} Cl
ufficr of arts and lectures. T1ckcfs arc
$12 gen('ral admission and arc ava1l-
abk at th" Br1.·n Center Box Office
The bird la the word
Rare blrda like tla1a blae and &old macaw from South
America will be on dlaplay at Blrcl Espo from 9 a .m. to 3
p.m. Sandal at tlae Oranae Coanty Falraround• ln Coeta
lie.a. AdmANon la $2.SO for adalta, rree for children
under 12.
and T1ckctron. Call 856-5000 for
tdcphon('. -mail and credi1 t•ard
ord"~·
Friday
SUPPORT GROUP FOR SINGLE
CHRISTIANSChns11an Singles Inter-
national has sc'eral members 1n 1hc
Cos1a Mesa ar(•a "ho would ltkc to
orgnnizc a local CSI chapier. C I
pro' ides suppo rt for srngks.
di' orcC'd. "1do"cd or nc~ er marned.
Wntc or call ( I and rcccl\ c a free
cop) of .. Your Christian Compa-
nion .. 1f)OU m('nllon The Dail) Pilot.
('hristian Stn&lcs International. Box
543. Harrison. O H. 45030. T ele-
phone: (513)574-3757.
Y.E.S. NETWORKING COCKTAIL
PARTY Young faccuti'" Singles
mcrt from 8 p.m to I ·a.m. al the
Ir''"" Mamou Hotel. 18000 Von
Karman ..\H· .. lr\lnl'. ~dm1ss1on ts
S 15 at the door. S 11 for advance
prepayment. For more 1nformat1on.
call 1he Y .E.S. ho1hnc. 7~4· I 000 or
(213)657-5500.
CLASSIC FRIENDS • meet for
Happ) Hour 5 to 7 p.m. at Cano·s.
2241 West Coast H1ghwa ) 1n Ncw-
~n Beach. For rcscn at ions and
information. call 544-9259.
PARENTS WITHOUT PART-
NERS Huntin11on Beach Chapter
595 hosts a frw orientation for single
parents. Call chapter phone 898-7975
for mcctinJ location and additional
membership tnformation.
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES llll'l"t
for T.G.1.F. at the Rum Runner<..
1600 E. Pacific Coast H1ghwa~. Seal
Beach. S to 7 p.m lnfo rma11on.
836-8744.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP singles
0' ('r 45. m'-'l't forT.G .l.F. al 5:30 p.m
a1 u s C hug.as 1n I os .\la m11 os. For
rcscn at ions and informa11on. call
894-6521 .
Saturday
NON·SMOKING SINGLES of
t\rnerKa. (N.S . .-\) meN~ l'\l"r:
other Saturda) at local Oranl!c Coun-
t) hot('IS and n1ghtcluhs. Oncntat1on
at 5 p.m .. mccllng 6 to 9 p.m. SS
894-893:?.
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP 1nglc<.
0' l'r 45. meet for dinner at 7 p.m a1
Ye Olde Fractured Fork 1n Wh1111cr
Fo r rcscr' a11ons and information.
call 894-65:! I.
F.L.l.R.T. Huntingto n Beach
Church of Religious Sc1cncr singks
gro up meet for mo' 1c and pizza night
at hiplc) 's 1n Sea hfT Village at 6
p.m. Call for 1nforma1io n. 840-0107
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES ages
45-plus, House p;art) 1n Huntingto n
Bcar h. 8 p.m. For reservations and
location. call 836-8744. ...
Sunday
BRAVO! the single\ suppon group
fo r 1he O range Count) Chamber
Orchestra will hold a Happ) Hour to
'('thigh on music at 3 p.m. at a homl'
1n Corona dcl Mar. Cost 1s SS for
members and $7 for non-meml)l:r~
plus a 1ickc1 to either of 1hc or·
l'hestra's up('umin& conC'cn s tin
March 6 and· 7 "ht're all Bra' o'
members "111 \II 1ogcther. For morl'
1nformat1on. t all 9%.-1949.
~~ i.,... by p-.• 1-Cd*-I.. F1nl ..... a--. U.S A , l..c :G-
w-~.t f-. Mttai.,. s..-.• t-;~l~~;M.ltllool>WU
M-'Mi... of 11 ... .nu. ln<, ll-wdl l".._""""I; S...rifr Padlk r .............. ~
,...,..~c-
Membership m Parents Without
P:lnncrs is open to divorcC'd. separ-
ated. "1do"cd or never ma med
parents oflt, "''children. C ustod)' o f
the children 1s not a facto r. A non-
pro fit. non-sectarian. educational or-
ganization. PWP -provides a pr<>·
gram ()f \OC1al acttv1tics. discussions
and s1ud) groups for single parents
anJ their families
PRIME OF LIFE SINGLES mcl·t
for a whalt' "atch a t Davey's Lod .cr
Newpon Beach. IOa.m. Reservation~
b) Frida). For rc~rvat1ons and
information. call 836-8744.
SINGLES DAY Jcv.1c;h C"ommuni·
I) Center of Central O range Count}
4 Daily Pilot Oateb<><>k / Friday, February 26. 1988
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Hawaii. 1959.
There's a time in everyone's life
that changes·them forever. ·
For six friends, it's this summer.
"
SPECTRAFILM ~a HANAUMA 'BAY PRODUCTION #ALOHA SUMMER"
~CHRIS MAKEPEACE YUJI OKUMOTO DON MICHAEL PAUL TIA CARRERE LCllE GRIFFIN ANDY BUMATAI anc1 L$J!O KOSUGI I •
E4ield"' JAMES COBlENTZ JACK HOFSTRA ~ JAY CASSIDY MWt"' JESSE FREDERICK~ BENNETI SALVAY lhtouf P'hotutraphy STEVEN POSTER laetufl'ft Ptaductt WARREN CHANEY ~·Gil-I JtP.!:i'!=~ s..v i., MIKE GRECO x......., "'MIKE GRK~~~ .. ~~~ ~ i., MIKE GRKO o.m1e1111y TOMMY LEE WALLACE ~
NOW SHOWING BRIA COSTA MESA EL TORO
MAHN EDWARDS EDWAAOS
BREA PLAZA HARBOR SAOOlEBACK RUfTMt VALLEY FULLERTON
529-5338 831-3501 581·5llO EOWNl>S Nit:,
MWtlm 639-8770 BUENA PW 821 --4070 FOUNTAIN VAUEY F\JllfRTON 8
SYUFY STADIUM Dt PACIFIC 8.P. DI 839-1500 992-6000
IRWE
EDWARDS
UNIVERSITY
854-8811
LA .w>A ORANGE SANTA ANA SANTA AHA
PACIFIC AMC EDWARDS AMC
LA HABRA GATEWAY ORANGEMALL BRISTOL MAIN Pt.ACE
AMC 523-1611 637-0340 640-7 «-t 9n-8500
FASHION so. WEST191STER 891-3935 I I
(213) 691-0633 EDWARDS CINEMA WEST ~==i
Daily Pilot Oatebook/ Friday February 26. 1988 ;;
Calendar llittinued
will hold a ingJcs O.y hei;nningat 2
p.m. Outdoor games. softball. vol-
leyball and indoor activitin include
p1ngpong.poolandothttpmn. Frtt
to all sinJlcs. At 4 p.m. Rabbi Irvin
Brandwein will speak on Jewish
court!>h1p and mam agr. Thert' will Ix
a donation of SJ for non-Center
mt'mbrr'> R1.·'lC'r' auons art' tC'QUt'St<'d
for all actn 1t1es. Call the C<"nter at
534-801 1 The C'<"nter 1s located al
11181 Buaro trttt, Garden Grov<'
n.JRT unday prosrams bc&Jn at
6:4S p.m. in th<' ScaclifT Villaac
Shopping Center. 2205 Majn Strttt.
Suite 20. Huntington Beach. Call 8~0 107 for more 1nforma11on
FOCUS SI, a group of singles agt'S
30-39. meet al 11 30 a m at the South
Coost Communal) Churc h. S 110
... .._.. ...D1l11•
lladlo .... lladlo ....
Llltlitf.9' Ull1".9'
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LOSANQILIS
?JaOW ..._ly lt1'0
213-933-9284
Motl llM\I rn • to ' Sat tJO.SlCl.~a 11 4
IWINE/:=-'
4CMOC0mpua 0.1 ..
'114·250-7363 MDII tll1nl '11 t lO to •
Sm • • » ooeeo ha
.,.. ............ ,
WIST L.A./IOIA'S 11961 9ofttO MoeX::a .,..,
213·477·0451
Moe 111.N ni t IO ' SOI t lO UO 5'la II •
MSADINA 44S .. tW'"'9 .... .,,. ....
... tllNF\1 fl07 lat UO S JO IU.D II 4
UNIVlllAL an I 1410 ..... two .,..,
...... 1313
Moe t11Nrn •to1
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• Deity Pilot Detebookl Friday. Febfuary 2e. 1988
Bon11a Can)'on l>r .• ln•ine. i!S4-7600.
PARENTS wneoUT PART-
NERS Oranac County Chapter 26
offers frtt onentauon for single
parents at a pm :lie ho me 8:30 to 9
p.m. Refreshment<>. Call S46-S788 for
more information
WHEEL OF FRIENDSHIP sing!~
·H-plu~ mCt't for brunch at I I 30 a m
:11 Th1.· Canner) 1n Newport Beach.
For 1nformat1on and r<'~rva11ons..
call 894-652 I
Monday
LEAP VEAR PARTY Charh
Bro..-.n·s.. a pnvatc-club for s1ngks.
invites all Oranae Count) 1nglcs
Clubs memtxrs for 6 p.m. cocktail'>.
dinner and danc1n1 at lhe Top of the
ViTT3 Nova. 3 ,_,I W. f'oasrHrgttv. •
Newpon Beach. Co'tl 1s SJS. RSVP to
\harh at 76().6078.
THE MEETING CONNECTION
Vollc>bell Night c'el) other Monda)
at Wl.'stm1nstt"f Park. Wcs1m1n~1er. at
6 p.m. Age!> 21 -45 .\dm1u 1o n is SI
894-1777.
BOWERS MUSE UM SINGLES
FOR THE ARTS ..-.111 hold a m onthly
meeting at 7 p.m. in the Educauon
Center. 8oy,ers Museum. 2002 N.
Main St. Santa Ana. Mus1ctans
Garmon White and Riehard Cook
will pla) lnsh music on SP«1al Irish
instruments. Cost 1s S4 for group
membl.'rs and S6 for non-members..
For more information.call ~I I.
T NGO. D IS CO AND
BALLROOM DANCE CLU B Mttts
c'ery Tuesday at 7:30 at n a w. 17th
St. thr('C blocks south of Newpon
Bh d. in Costa Mesa. S 19 month fttS.
Learn the latest dancn follo~ by a
dance or othtt acu v111cs each Wttk.
For mo~ informauon call 494-0S93.
MARTIN AND TONI'S SWING
DANCE <1Vll mttts at the King's
T:iblc in th'c Westminster Lanes. 6471
Westminster 'e in Westminster
bc&inning at 8:30. S4.SO for lcs.soos.
no charac for dancma. ~JS 18.
TVESDA Y NIGHT SINGLES
pccutlly priced sl>Qht'tll din ners
and dancing\\ 1th the ncdd1e Fr n,ado
Group 8 p.m. to 12.30 a m. at
Flon:nce Beanc·s h ) House Res-
taurant, 384 Forest A' c. in Laguna
Beac h. 494-949 1.
WHEEL Of' FRJENDSHJP, singles
O\oer 45. mttt fc..-dinner at 6·30 p.m.
at .\ngehque·s 1n Fullerton. Call
894-6S2 I for rt"Servattons and infor-
mation. ,
Weda•d•J
NEWPORT BEACH SAILJNG
SINGLES-• cl-.b ~' single '1:11lors w11h or without a boat.
age 21 and older Mttts tonight at the
Huntington Beach Inn. Pacific Coast
Hi&h\\3) 1n Hun11ngton Beacb6:30to
10 p m. Mct'ling begins with dnnks
and hors d'ocuvrcs in the bar.
follov.ed b> a meeting and ac11viucs
at 7 p.m. Social ho ur follows the
meeting. Cost 1sS5. CaJI 673-3018 for
recorded info about club act1 1ttcs.
SOCIAL F VNSHOP FOR
SINGLES Opportunities and ac-
11 v1t1t'S sponi.orcd b the Knowlcd&e
Bank. 7 10 10 p.m. 1n Costa Mesa. Call
898-7878 for location a nd infor-
mation. Matcnals and rtfrcshmtnts
provided.
OASIS S ENIOR CENTER
SINGl.a mttt Wcdnc<lda)'l 3 to 4
p.m . 1n Room 3
CofTtt and tea from 3 to 3.30 p.m.
followed b> a special pr-ogram.
TlaandaJ
U.A.P Singles Assoc1auon of Pro-
fessionals mttl r vt'ry Thursda)' cv"°
n1n1 at diffcn:nt locations. 6 p.m.:
small group networking: 7 p.m.
Personal introductio ns. tto1 and cold
hors d'ocuvrcs. 7·45 p.m. Soc1.il
danc1ni. mixers and pnltS Numn
ous events: outings. dinnen. sport'
activities and d1scussjons. S 12 at thl •
door. CalJ (or information and mw
1n& locatton. 665-6633 or 261-202"\
"NO NAME" SINGLES DANCE '
to pm.a1T..-.a1ns..2101 E Ed1n~u
at the SS Frttv.a).Santa Ana Danu
a nd happ) hour. door prizes and h111'
d'ocu' res.. S4 admission. No Jul''
no membership fccs. CaJI 521-Mfl<i t
for more 1nforma11on.
Friday
"BETRAY AL'1 at the .i\lternat1H
RepcrtOt) Theater. 1636 S Grand
\f:. S:snta .\na (836-762411
Thursda>s thro ugh Saturda)s at '
p.m . Sunda)\ at 7 p.m through
March.
"BLITHE SPIRIT" at the ~ .. ,,
Clcmcn1c Communll) T heater. 20~
,\,e C"abnllo. an Clcmcnll
(492-0465). Thun<b)s through Sat
urda)s al 8 p.m. until March 19.
"BYE BYE BIRDIE" by the Li
Habra Children's Theater at thl·
Dtpot Pla)'housc. 311 S. Euclid St
La Habra 1213 905-9708). Fnda"
and Saturdays at 7:30. Sunda)'> at
2· 30 thro u&h March 13.
"CAROtJSEL" at Eltzalxth Ho..-. -
ard's Curtain Call Dinner Theatt·r
690 El Camino Real. Tustin
(108-1540), n11htl) ex('('pt Mond.t"
at \31) ing curtain 11mc' through M:l\ L .
"DAMN YANllEES" b> the Yorlxl
l 1nda Musical Thl.'31<'r at thr Forum
4 I 7S Fairmont Bhd .. Yorba L1ndJ
(779-8S9 I). Thursda) s through ~at
urda)s at 8 p.m .. Sundays at 2 p.m
until March 13.
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rhuN:fa~ thro1,1gh Saturda)S al 8
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"THE FANTASTICKS" at the Gar-
den Gro'c Communll) Tbeaicr.
Chapman AH•nuc al St. Mark St ..
G arden CroH· (8~7-5 1 2::?). clo\1ng
pcrformanlc\ 1on1gh1 and Sa1urda) at
8p.m.
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SUICIDE/WHEN THE RAINBOW IS
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\<.·tors Th\"utcr at the Anaheim C-ul-
tunal m. ('cnll'r. ~31 N Harbor
Bhd .. ·\nohe1m (667-7090). final pcrformanC'~ 1on1gh1 and Sa1urda> at
8 p.m.. unda) al i 30
"FORTY CARATS" at the ltarle-
qutn Otnner TM-at~. \50 l 4i H11rhor-
Bh d 'ian1a -\na (Y71l-~~ 11 I. n1gh1I~
\'\ll'PI Monda)\ JI 'af) 1ng curtain
lime\ thn)ugh March 27
"4!NO STREET" at thl" < irand
l>tnncr I hl·atl'r. 7 I rl'l'dman Wa\. ~nahl·1m 1 77~-77 101. clo"ng i "r-
tormaml''> 1umgh11hrnugh \unda~ at
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"LETl'ING GO" at thl' l mcorn
l mponum 21.i Main \t llunt·
1ng111n f:k·al h (ll69-I 71j4 1 I mJa~" and
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"MY FAIR LADY" h' 1hc I ull·
ntun ( 1' ll I 1gh1 OpcrJ ;11 l'lumm\·r
ud11onum. ( hap man ·\ 'l'Out' at
Ll"mnn "itrl'l'I Fulkrtcrn t!C\17.17 \2),
Thur-.<la\\ 1hrou'h \a1Urda)' at 8
pm. ~unJa, \at • "\I) unlll Marl'h fl
"TllE ODO COUPLE" al Orangt>
( l'3'1 «olll'~l' (<Hill \fl',a
1.iJ2-SXX0). fhur\t.IJ\\ lhmugh "ial·
urd;i" al X p m \unda" al .i pm
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lhl· liul"na Parl.. C I\' ll' Tlll"Ml'r.
Magnohn .\' l'fllll' al \nH.km> Wa>.
Rul·na Parl.. lll21 ·1 N 4). dm1ng pcr-
formanll'' 1on1gh1 Jnd ~aturda> at 8
pm
"PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT" h)
lhc In mt' ( ommunll) Tht.'alcr. Tur-
1lc RcK'k ( ommunll) Park. Sunn) htll
road 111 Turtk RlK'I.. Dme. lr\lnc
(857-496). Frida~' and Saturda)S al
fl p m through Mim ·h I:? ~ 11h a
matinee Sunda) at :? pm
"REVENGE OF THE SPACE
PANDAS" b) the Sou1h Cont Must-
l":&I Theiat,•r at Un1vers1t)' High
hool. C ampu\ a t Culver, Ir' inc
(640.6106). final pcrformancl"S 10-
n11ht :md S...turda) at 7:30. unda) at
2:30.
"ROCK MYERS IN OUTER
SPACE" in the C'tors P1aybo>. at
Golden Wot \Oll\'IC. Hun11n11on
Bnch (895~,378). clottnl ~r
fonnantt1 tonight and Saturdlys 11 8 p.m .• Sunday at 3 p.m.
"THE SOUND OP MUSIC' by the
Grater Loa Anee~ Children's
Thcawr at Senta Ana Hip School
(63S-21SI>. tonight 11 8 pm .. Satur·
di)' at 2 and a. ctos1,_. Sunday at 2 p.m.
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at tht SouthalriP'OB Dinner naeer.
140 Ave. Pico. San Onnmtc
(491-1669). nnal pttbmanc.n to-niatn and S.turday at 1:45. Sunday at
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Gllendar Cootinued
Friday
THE ROOTS OP ROCK AND
ROLL From Di,111eland to Graceland
-.. Roots" 1s 33 '•)ears of rock and
roll. p.m. Chapman Memorial
:\ud11onum. Chapman College. Or-
angl' ~how ~ill be prt>Sented tonight
and ~tunJa). Rcs<:nc-d seats are S 10.
general adnwmun. $7.50. Students
and Seniors. S2 ofT4t"neral adm jssion.
For ticket\ and information. call
997-6812.
THE WHITE HOUSE Restaurant
and TaH'rn. J.W South Coast Hipi-
• \\3). Laguna. Beach. pre-sents llV«-
cntt·nainmen1 and dancing nightly.
Tonight .. ~l·et Tooth. 494-8088:
PERQS 11 7 Mam St.. Huntington
Beach fea 1urc~ 1hc Mike Reill)' Band
from ~ pm to I 10 a.m. Thursda' ,
through S:11urda) and 4:30 to 9 p.m'.
on und:n~
RE BEN PLANUOUSE Tom
~ll Kl·n11e returns for an indefinite
engagl•ment Big band to current pop
h11s ti pm 10 1·30 a.m. Tuesda)
through Sat urd ay. R Ut'bens
PIJnl..hou\l· "hK"atl·d at the corner of
\\ ..1rna and \pnngdall' 1n Hunt-
ng111n lk.ith
l\l'N ET Pl '8 16655 Pacific Coast
ll1gh\•.1) \un\t'I &alh offl·f' ll\l'
entertainment SC\en nights at "eek.
To~ight and Sat~rday. The, M1~ht)1
A~ers 8 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. 59--1 'L6.
YIU.A NOYA Stan Brcckt'nndge
performs standards and show tunes
Thursda~ through Saturda) at the
Villa No' a. open 5 p.m. to 2 a.m ..
3131 West Coast H1ghwa). Nt'~pon &.~ch. 642· 7880.
WUfE MORENO at the piano bar
6 to 10 p.m. Monda) through
Wedncl>da). 7 to 11 p.m. Friday and
S;iturda) and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sunda) s at the Holiday Inn. Bnstol
Ave. in Costa Mesa.
CANNERY RESTAURANT 3010
Lafoyene Ave .. Ncwpon Bcactr. fea-
tures .. The Kappy Michael\ Band."
top 40 and rock Friday and Satu'rday
c1.cAing~ ~nd Surlda) afternoon .
675-5777.
COURTHOUSE RESTAURANT
presents Nathaniel Jam and the
Wa)ne Wa~ne Band Thu~a
throu_gh turda~. :.lOp.m to l a.m.
The Counhou<;e 1s loc:11cd o ne block
off the 55 frrewa y. We t on
Ma i\nhur Blvd. in th~ Hutton
Ct•ntre .,~I· I ~8.
KJ~. THE CLUB 2285 t'~pon
Bhd '"Co ta ~k\a Fla h1ng hgh1\.
mirror'> ,1nd J hugl· danrc Ooor "lo I·
!>h1rts or \hurt\ f 1d..l.'I\ arl' S s for all
sho~ ~. Door' oix-n 111 R p m Call
~'3-1160
THE HOP pr~nt" thl' rnok\I
.. llopp~ .. llour 1n l<l"n S-7 pm
tonight. and Saturday. Dance with
Fch Lane (SJ cover charge): Sunday.
the Hop is availabk for pri\•ate
panu:s and banquets (call C'hriSli
S1IH·rberg at 964-5902). and Mo n.
Ton) Rossini. A Tributt' to Neil
Diamond at 8 p.m. r\dmisst0n is SJ.
.. Rock Around the Clock.-a history
of rock and roll featunng Jason
Cha§('. Tues. at 8 p.m.(SJ co' er
charge ).: Wed. "The Cool Jerks." live
IO-p1eCl' band; Lip S) nc contests
Thurs. 18 774 Brookhur~l. Fountain
Valle). 963-2J66.
THE CROWN HOUSE.32802
South Pacific Coast Highway. South
Laguna . Frank Ritt1 and Trio
perform T ucsday through Saturda). 9
p. m 10 I: 30 a . m. 81 ue !\dept is
fl•aturedSunda) and Monday a& :30
p.m 496-5773 or 499-1626.
KEN WILLIAMS & Ce. at Chaz'.
2710 E. Chapman A\'e. in Orange.
iust cast of the Ne-wport Frt'C'wa).
Kl.'n W1lhams perfonns on keyboard.
sa\opho ne and 'ocahzes solo o n
•Au ReYOlr Lee Enfanta," a new film by Louie Malle, opens
today at the Balboa Cinema. .
Tucsda) and Wed. Lou Rossi adds 11clct s.al~ and d1nn(r ft'SCf"\'allons.
'oc:al and the new guitar S) nthcsizer call 496-8'H0 Conccn hot line is
on Thu". through Sat.. Rick Garve) 4%-89~7
Joins the groupe,ci: Friday_and Sat Sanay
·on drums. 9 p.m. to 1.30 a.m. Tues.
through <;;ii.. un. from 8 p.m. 10 I VILLA NOVA Richard huno·s
am piano \t~li ng~ unda) through
BOB BURNS RESTAURANT \.\cdncW:l\. Opo:n dall) 5 p.m. to 1
LOllNGE P Fashio n hland. Ne"-a.m . 31 JI W \oa'>t H1gh\\a). Nl·~·
port Bcal.'h. Joe Le111en and Fncnds. port Beach M2· 7880. ful·~·l} through ~aturd.i~ at S pm. THE WHITE HO SE Rr,taurant
ti44-.:0JO and fa, l.'rn. 340 South ( oa't t-l 1gh-
SUNSET PUB I 6655 Pa 1fic ( oa~t
t-l1gh"a) un~1 Beach. offers hH'
t'nten:11nmen1 'ir\ en nights at \\Cl'k
Toda\. J to 7 pm .. and 8 pm to
midnight tl~·l"tl~
CRo "·I"\ HOUSE Re taurant l~R02 ~uth PJnfil C oa<11 H1~h~a)
~•uth l.nguna. hJ'i Blue ..\tkpt
Then·~ a nd Par!,' g pm to I a m
\unda' and l\funJJ\ 4Qf>.5".,' ur 4Qo.2,;2n
CANNERY RE TAtiRANT,tllP
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\\ 1lli'J 111n1gh1 Jn,1 \1e1nd.1'
HIRO lllMA tonight and aturd:I\ "3) I Jguna Rl'G(h. rrl'>l'lll'> fl,c
JI thl' ( oach I l oo~·. \ \ 157 ( am1110 l·ntl·11:11 nmcn1 Jnd dancing. n1g.l'lll)
< ap1'>trano. ·an Juan Capistrano f or Tonight Ma111tl'l' Idol. .i94-"088 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iiiirr~::::::~~~~ Monday IL .-.. 1_, .. ,_ * Sl 25 --.-s-s .. ..,.-. • TllE WHITE ·llOl SE Rntaur:rnt 1-1•....,0.. · ""IH -.,_ .. __ ,,_ .rnd Ta,l·rn. 3411 \11u1h C °'''' ll111h·
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UA Mo¥in 990-4021
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CENTURY Cmedome [:] '3• 1 · P11••11 •" l·rtta ta1nnll'nt Jnd d.1rtl 10!t n1ghtl~
l!l!>J s..,,. ""' '""' Tonight lntan:i11onal Rq~gac ·\II ftaAllTIC ... -U :JO J :IO l :fO 1:00. 10:20
MMMY lltlAltOO. 'tar., -'94-8088. .. , J~2f' .. 'i~:,••H THE COURTHO SE RES·
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TAURANT Nathaniel Jam Band
Monda) through Wcdnc'id3) from
6:30 p.m. One block on tht• 55
Frtt~a~. ~est on Mac nhur Blvd. m
Hunon Centre.
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pacific C"oas
Highwa). SunSt"t Beach. ofTus "'
cn1cnaiomen1 SC\ cn nights at ~t"cl.
p.m. to m1dnigh1 592-1926.
heeday
FA~ NITECLUB 1858:? Bcac
Bhd. in Hunt1n11on Beach. Johnn~
D)cr. traditional blues harp pla\c
"11h Liuk Waller roots 1s featured
tonight Show time 1s 10 p.m . 2 1 and
owr. Admission at the door is S4.
Call 964-2211 for information.
CANNERY RESTAURANT to-
niaht. Wet.ln~'Stlay and Thursda,, 1hc
Mark Guerrero Duo. 3010 Lafayette
A,·e. Ncwpon Beach. 675-5777 .
SNEAK PRE'°IEW ptrforms h' e
ach Tucsda) from R p.m.-1.2:30 a.m. •••ht 519'raton Newport Hotel. 4S4S
MarAnhur Blvd .. Ne"pon Bcaeh.
U3-0S70.
IVNIET PVB 166SS Pacific Coast Hiahway. Su~t Beach. offen lh·e
m1nuinrncn1 ~'en niahtsaa 1o1oed. 8
p.ia. 10 ;:1r· S92-1926. 'l'llS llOl8 Rn&1Yran1
..
Gdendar O>ntinued
and T avern. 340 South Coast Ht,h·
wa). Laguna Beach. presents live
cntcnainmcnt and dancing nightl).
494-8088.
PIECES OF A DREAM at the
Coa ch Ho use. 33157 Camino
Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano.
T 1ckct sales and dinner rescn a11ons.
-l96-8930 \ooccn hotline. -*96-8927.
Weaeeclay
REM,IC&'S UPSTAIRS LOUNGE
presents henna Hope and Manin
Mead 8 p.m. 10 I :30 a.m . Wednesda\
through Saturda). Country. CaJuri.
Bh.1c"5. Jau and showtunes. 18 1 :?0
Vo n Katman \C. lr,ine. 553-13115
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pac11ic Coa't
1J l&h ~>-urucl Bcac:h. off.en I I\ c
cntenainml.'nl SC\en nights at "eock I<
p.m . to m1dn1gh1 592-1926
THE WHITE HOUSE Restaurant
.ind Ta,crn. 340 ~>ulh Coac;1 llitth ·
"a~. l..Jguna fkalh. prewnt\ It,\.
cntcn111nmen1 and dancing n1ghtl)
4Q4-8088.
Thunday
SUNSET P UB 16655 Pacific Coast
H1ghwa). Sunset Beach. offers h\e
cn1crtatnmcn1 5"\Cn mghl~ at "ttk 8
pm to midnight. 592-19:?6
FILMS
Friday
CLASSIC FOREIGN FILMS from
Bm.iin. Franlt:, C •l.'rn1an). Japan.
<;pain. <;"\'lkn and Russia arc fca·
1ur.:J mCiolden \\\•!>I Colkg\'.\ c;pnng
film wnn un Frida~\ al 7 'O p.m 1n
I urum II m·Jr thl· Gothard ~I
pJrl.1n~ h11 \llm1\\1un. pa~ablc at the
Jpor I\ ~~ ~(I gl.'nl•ral. S:? "Ith ( i \\(
C 111h.I i-..\·~ \Jr or \<,\0{'1atcd <i1ulll·n1
Tonight' lllm 1\ ··1:.1ena JnJ Hl.'r
~kn ... a f r,•nlh film J1rl'Cl1td h' kan
Renoir and ~tarring Ingrid Bergman
and \kl Fecrn. For l"(lOrr infor-
ma11on . l·all IS'l 1-W'l I
OCC ARMCHAIR ADVENTl'RE
-11ah ·~ T r\·a,ur\·d C llll"> -\ l'n1ce
Florl:Ol'\' anJ R1>ml.'·· "Ill N' <;em.'nrd
al p.ru. al Orangl' C"oa~I < ollege
Ro~:n B \1lKlrl' Ull'alrl' .\dm1\,1on
I'> SS 1n JJ\Jlln' and S6 at th.: door
Prn~.·ntn " lilmmal.l·r k:in-lul·
Stl·rcl.' -02-'SXO
Thursday
"MY NAME IS IVAN .. .\nJr('1
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morl' inl\1rma1iun , all ~5~ti rl'I
BLACK ACTORS THEATER ...
FromPaie3
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thl'.a t1.·rg1x·r<. in th\· \\ e\lmin'll'r
( ommunll} rhl".111.'r'\ 11Pt> 11m·
dultron 111 ··111 t-..111 a \1tll·l.1nghml ··
dOl''> plJn '"' JX•rform mon: ''1th ()( R \ r "I'm rl·alh C\Oll'd ahoul
"orL.ing ""h -\JkJOl' Hunter .. 'hl·
\3\'
.. I'm 1l10king for"ard to ~·t:111g
ffion• hla1'k\ Ill J'lrlldlll'IOg and dtrl'll·
1ng a\\1gnm\'nl' ... ,h,· 1.·on1inunl 'Td
hl.e It) do J pla' ahoul the pmln\t'
hladt l' 'Ol'rll'OC\' ..
Thi\ I\ a go.ii 'h1.• \hare\ "1th
llunt('r. "ho \OllC' her fr\J,tra1111n
"1th "hat \he ..._.l., a-. a 1in1.·.,1,·p-
l11f'\\Jrd. 1"<1-'>trp,·ba,·I. \1luJl1on lnr
hla<. k Jl"ltlf\ Ill Orangr ( OUOI}
.. \tinu11I\ 1.h1ldr\·n kcl ahl'llJlc~
111 ( allorn1.i J\ far a\ theater I'
ROLES ...
P'romPa&e3
··w<'·rc absolu1l'I~ drl1gh1ed" ahoul
the gro" th of C )( ti-\ T. Ro"e r,·.
l)Orll'd .. \\e·,e ~·111 OUI nOtll'l'S for
blalL. a IOl"i in the past and nom· ha\C
shl1"n up
.. Now "'e're dclin11cl~ looking lor
p1cC'C'\ for blacl. actor ... added Ro""·
"ho has h<'t'n assoc1a1ed "''h the
Laguna theater o tTand on for the past
:?5 )t'ar\. the la!<t I.' as 11s ch1('f
d1rC('IOr
Tht' problem tn Laguna. Rowr
belie' es. I\ th(' ab.senet' of a black
eommunil) in the .\rt Colon} and tht'
d1stanc(' required to 1ravd from the
ttntral coun1} <Aherc m ost black
actors reside.
''When our scnpts dtC'latr (black
actors). "'<' ad\(•n1se. but "'<' 1us1
ha' en'1 tx-cn able 10 find them.' he
said.
Tambclhn1. who 1s tn ht'r 23rd and
finlll scason at the helm of the Costa
Mesa Ci"ic Playho use. also alluded to
the lack of1alcnl(•d blacks at trvouts.
-wcgl'I ma)bconcortwoa year at
auditions:· she commtntt'd. "T his
docs hm11 our phl) selection. ··we had hoped to dra"' on their
talent fOr 'l111k hop of HOrT9rl'
"'~ Wt' scheduled the \how carhtr
thi' tira'°n. .. w said . ~ n&hts to
• that fnUSK'al lllt'ft' SIO<."C withheld and
the pla) -•s r~pl~C'Cd by "("all Mt
Madam." now an rche<1rs1l.
"In lhe pAst. ft'\'t COMl<k~
SC.-\eral $hows wuh blacks in the casl.
bul wound up chan11na our minds bet-au~ of the lack of availabtl1t):·
she noted.
u 1nu·rnl·J .'' \h\' \a\) .. Blall.<. "hn
u •llh' hl.'r\' from thl· tJ\t ha',. J
lhl'Jll'f urrl·n1a11on. but 1ho"'4.' frum
lhl' \uulh .ind \\'l:'>I don't ha\\' that
\'\f)C111.·nrl.' -\1 Santa -\na H igh. I
nna \J" drama ai. an ah1."ma11'C' 11
JU\I \l'l'ffil•J W forl.'1gn. I'm ~'l'lnjo! lhc
'Jml· pruhkm toda). ··
lluntl·r 111111alh "a~ dra"n to thl'
thc:tll'f through her husband of I 5
w~ir<.. kmm<.'. an admm"trJll\l'
lk.1n al Rancho Santiago Collt'gl.'.
Onginall~ J fX'rformrr. hi.' m1" 'ila' \
'" thl' hat I.ground "h1k -\dkanl'
m.11<.n lhrng<> happen. th('atneall~. for
hl.1\L.' in Or.ingc ( oun1~
··1 "Jnl 10 \l'C ~mrthing ~tab
l"hl·d 1ha1 "'"'la\ ... saH Huntt'r ··1
ha'\' thr\'I.' l h1IJn·n and ·1 want things
111 tx· tll·ucr for thl'm. I lo' r Orange
C uunl\ and I "ant lo sta~ her('
··1 \Cl' a "ondaful potential for
1h1.·atn hl·r\·. and I foci a n obhgauon
to l('il h.'' shl' addrd. "Hopcfull>. "'e
\Jn a'~mhk J fl'Cll'non group tor
l h1IJr\·n .111J ll"l'n-ag,-r, ..
1 lunln alri:.1d' ha' 111 th,• lu-.c: tor
that prllJl'd \'llh ··Ball. 111 lk1ng
Blall. ... "hllh ()(Ii \T " .. rdining
and Jn doping.·· Shl' Je~nbt" 11 a' a
··JX"-'lll' mu,llJI -.1 101 ltL.l· ·\\ l''il
S1dl· S111~ · "1th th\' gang m air'
"t ua 11011 11'' J · ml''<\Jgc 'hll\\ • for l l\1' ...
But, after \I\ n·ar~. '>hl' Jdm11' 10
fl'l'ltng thl· 1m'"'un· and .. "oulcl Il l e
h> 1al.l· J \l.'ar or '"ll o tr· l n11I
OCB \T IS un I\\ kl'I and progri:S\IO@.
unJ<.·r 11s 1mn J1<1"l'I h11"l''l'r a
h1alu'> ap(ll.'Jr' unlt ld~
"\\\··rl' ... 1111 looL.tng for J 1.cn1ral
ha~· of o p..:rallon\ ... \he \t[!hl·J
Thl· rwJ tu \Ul'l'l''i\ and ··,·olor-
bltnd" Jl·n·ptJnl\' ot bla I. per-
former.. tn Orangl· < ounl~ ma~ "ell
ti<-a long and C'1rcu1 tous routl' Bui 1f
the thou~nd-mll,• JOumc~ begins
"tth a s1ngk \tep . .\dlt'anl' Hunter
has 1aken S4:~l'rJI giant steps to"ard
ma l ing that goal a reaht~
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Da ily P1lol Datebook Friday. February 26. 1988 9
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Spike Lee bends genres in 'School Daze '
P1trician Eans
Former Movie Extra
Costa MHa
lt"samatt'ur n1gh1 in Dl\1t'. and" 111
soml'f)bod) pll'3'>1.' get 1hc hook for
··School Da1l'... !he ncv. musical
lOml'd) fl'a1unng Spike Lee.
Thc mo\1t• !>allrt1cs a fic11onal
going.
black collcgc in
the deep South
Y. I I h I I S
fra1cm111cs and
w rori11c\ and
an11-apanhc 1d
ac11' ii.ts. But
w11h so man)
SUbJeCIS. the
viewer doesn't
know v.helher
she·s coming or
If Sptkt' Ltt 1s trying 10 follow in
Mel Brooks foo1s1c~. IR"'s fi vt1>1ocks
behind L1~1cnmg 10 the dialogue 1n
th1i. film. )OU v.ondcr 1f thc writer
c' er got bl·~ond the lc11er ··r· in his
'ooabular).
When )Ou ha'e 10 use smut to get
laughs )ou'rc no longer a comedian
And this show has plenty of It.
.\ few musical numbers give the
picture v. hate' er lift 11 has. if you can
call it that
The opening spiritual number was
excdlcnt. as v.wc the Oashback stills
from black history. The editing by
Ban: Bro"' n was 'Cl) poorly done
and thcpho1ograph) b) Ernest
D1ckcr..on v.as faded in man) spots.
The ~orc was a'crage. You would
ha'e C).pcc1ed more of a musical
corned).
We don't need message pictures
an) more. Thl')
went oul w llh h1gh-
bu11on shoes.
This film is rated
Rand wouldn't be
rec om ml·ndcd for
an) but thOM' who
enJO) funl> ma-
terial. Whoever
ga\c this a two
thumb\ rating
must haH· haJ s1'1
fingers o n ont' hand.
.\s for the bell)-rubb1ng homc-
rnm1ng dance scenes. the) were
repuls1\c to witch -and the Sl'itual
encounter$ were unnecessary for
good cntcnammcnt.
Steve Saye
Stnglm1 Eatreprueur
Newport Buel•
W11h the cn11cal acclaim showered
<111 director Spilt' Lee after his last
film. "She\ Go11u Have It.'' I was
cager 10 <>ec h1\ second effort. "School
Dazr .. •\I the l'Onclus1on of the film.
ho"e'l'r. thl' onl~ thing I wa\ cager
for was the c\lt.
~pike L1:c'<; professed goal for the
ftlm 1s to confront
the ISSUC of dif-
lcrcncM tx·twccn
hgh1-and dark-
'lktnncd blacks. a
con1rovcr51al 1SSUl'
w·1thin the black
comm unit) But
what could have
bttn interesting 1s
instead lost 1n a
m-mtc:tte~ ro ry
line.
Lee weaves his stol'} against the
background of a socially 'polarized
black college. The G reek system
'crsus non-G reeks 1s a well worn but
effect I\ c con01ct situation. Instead of
g1' ing 11 a fresh and controversial
angle. Lee rcsons to focusing on
"Animal HouS("~tyle seAual frohck-
1ng and crude humor.
The fi lm doesn't h11v.c the humor to
make it a good example of 1h1s
corned) genre. nor the substance to
make 11 meaningful.
The main drawback of "School
Daze" 1s that pike
Lee tnes 10 put too
man) clements
into II. and thus
docs not adequate·
I> dl?al with an)
one issue and
make a n 1m -
prcss1on. I think he
got an idea 10 do a
film on the dark
s lun-light sk in
dilemma. but ne,cr decided 1f this
was going 10 take the form of a
musical. comedy. d rama o r
documcntal'}.
The humor 1s sparse and the acting.
with the e.11.ccp11on of Sp ike Lee
h1mM!lf. is bclov. a'eragc. This leads
me to recommend a different path of
en1crta1nmcn1 for potential viewers
of"School Daze."
M1rk SplDD
ReHme Available
Costa Mesa
"School Datc" at1e mp1s to com·
b1ne a 101 of d10l·rcn1 elements -
ra unl'h ~ n amed) la' 1~h muStl'al
~ccncs and u dl·ep. -.enous. undcrl) ing
1hcml'.
If the sccond-ml'nt1oncd of thc
a b o 'r w c rr
d1m1na1cd. a good
mO\U.' \!.Ould be
the result. tfow-
C \Cr , w-rJll'f ·
prod uccr-d ircc1or
Sp1kl' Lee ("She's
Gotta Have 11"1
includes sc' era I
dance and singing
numbers 1n the
1v.o-hour pro-
ductton. and thc> succeed onl) in
slowing an other"' 1sc "t'll-paced.
frcqucntl) humorous film.
Using the selling of a fic11onal all-
black colll'Jc. "School Daze" tells
SC\ cral stones about social a\\arcness
and becoming adults. Dap (Larry
Fishburne). a student concerned
about the plight of blacks all over the
world. \ICWS his mal Julian (Gian-
carlo Esposito) as an upward-bound.
fratcrnit) "Wanna -be:·
While Dap 1s consta ntly fighting to
ha'c Mission College divest from
South Africa. Julian 1s mo"" con·
ccmcd about becoming a suC'C'rssful
American Yoho JUSI happens to be
black.
Along with this con01c1. "School
Da1e .. also h1lanously ponrays the
ntualofGrcck systems and how those
invohcd with it feel it is the true way
10 become a "real Gamma man."
If the film had stuck with this more
bJ\IC SI) le. II
w o uld ha v e
worked qu11c well
and been h1ghl~
cntcrta1n1ng. In·
stead. though. the
music num6crs arc
too long and unin-
volved to add an)
feeling to .. hool
O;uc:' In fact. the)'
detract from an
otherwise cnsp. v.cll-paccd movie.
"School Daze" will be much heller
on '•idco. whcrt" the musical scenes
rould be fast-forwarded through.
OeaalsSlmoa
Mortgage Buler
Newport Bueti
.. ·hool Daze" 1s 11 mo' 1c that
should be <ieen -not bccauS<.· 11 1s a
&l•od mo' ll' but s1mpl) because 111s a
d11Ten:n1 mo' 11.'.
Spike U"C wrotc. directt"d and
producrd th l'
mo ' 1c. Spike Lee 1s
black. and all of the
actors-and issue
arc black. Tht'
'aluc ofthl' nw' 1c
was. for me. !>Cc1n~
b l a c k 1Bu n
through the l'}l'~ of
a black person.
To tell you the
truth. 1hcre arc 1s-
su~ here that I v.as unfamiliar with as a n'suh of m~ unsub1an1ia1t'd v1rw of
blacks as a mo nolithic homogeneous
!>tk.'ll'l). Through the movie. I became
acute!) awarl' that not all black men
3l'll\l'I} oppose apartheid in South
.\fnca .
Having bctun the road 10 ass1mila-
11o n 1n the l1n1ted States via t'dura-
t1on.1hcsc black peoplr havecompc1-
mg issues a nd objcc11vcs. There are
black ml'n now 1n college who ma) be
the irst 10 graduate in the history of
their family and will not sacrifice that
potential graduation and the 1hrt"c-
p1l"CC Brooks Brothers suit to follow
10 march alo ngs1dt' their brothers.
T here are black men in positions of
power who, while they respect the
sacrifices of members of the black
communil) 1n )Cars gone by. m ust
<11111 run ins111ut1ons today profitably.
T hcsc may be the very same men that
:!S }cars ago marched on Selma. They
now run 1ns111u11ons such as Mission
College. thr ficuonal all-black school
a1 the ccntcr of pike Lee's mo v1l'
The mo' 1c 1s somewhat disJointrd
and some of the acting is sub par.
pamcularh Lee's. Yet some of the
musical S<'cncl> were classically
beautiful separate from the movie.
Ltt's movie 1s certainl y ecll'Ctic in
that thrrc a~ mu-
s 1 c a I scenes.
drama. corned\
and message
There arc JOkcs in
the mo' 1c which
must be pu~I)
black inside r jok~.
but my not under·
s1a n d1 na the
humor did not de-
tract from my en·
JO) mcnt or the CIM'lNlli<' l"lpttlCO«.
Huston's flnal fllm keeps falth with Joyce
By 808 THOMAS
t 2 ,,... .....
John Husto n was a rare filmmaker
in many respttlS. Unlike most orh1s
con1empor1nc:\, he was not hellbent
on creating one hit film after another.
He supplied a bountrful numbtr of bo1t-offi~ suett xs. bul he aJso lent
his taknt to movies that WC.rt' des-
tined to reach a limited audience.
"Fat C1ty.'1 "W1\e Blood." "Un<kr
the Volcano."
Most of the$C films attracted
Huslon·s rancy bccaute of thc.ir
httrary mcni. That was true or his
31th and final reature film. "The
Dead:' beted on lhc early novella or
the director's idol. James Joyce.
tr~ easy 10 see why Huston spent
man)' )cars 1ryin1 to fi nd backina for
"The Dead.'' It is almost ant1-
cincma11c. devoted lal')tly to a dinner
party ofDublincn. 1n the early part or
the «ntury. Bui Huston as d1m:tor
and son Ton)' as scrttnwriter have
endowed the film with suc:h 1nsiaht
and richneu of chanK'tcr that the
discnminatin't filmaocr can be lfltC·
fu l ror Che family endeavor. 0.uahlcr An~hca pla)') a major role.
l'he c"cn1n1 is Jan. 6. 1904. thc 0.y
of Epiphany. and 1 hlndful or~ntttl
Irish pthcr for a restive dinner at the
home of two maiden ladles and their
)'Oung n1tte. The etntrtl fiaurn •~ 1
le Oa6fy Pitot Datebo<*/ Friday, Fet>tuary 26. 1988
mamcd couple with an unshared
sadness. AnJl'li<'I Huston and Donal
Mc<'ann. Noa all of the aunts are
sedate. Thcrt'·s Freddy (Donal Don-
nell)') who stems on the brink of
committ1n1 another of his drunken
S('CnC$.
The Masses Morkan (Cathleen
Oelanry. Helena Carroll) stnve to
keep the evcn1na on an even keel. but
II isn't easy, l lVCn the Outbttaks or
political wranalin1 and the under·
current ohcxual tensions. Aficr most
of the aucm have ten . the lnsh tenor
(frank Patterson) ra vors the host-
ess-cs with I rrndilio n of"Thc Lass or
Auahrim." filhna the hou• with pure
an,clic 50und.
"The Dead" (•n unrortunatc lllll")
is filled with suc:h small treasures. T he
film's most mo"""-and the onl y
sustained k'Cnt comes at lhc rnd
when Anjelica Huston unburdens
herself o f the areat !oadncn or her lift:
the death or a swttthelrt at an c•rty
~M film IS a fittint monumtnt tO
the more proround sick of 1 lf\'al
American filmmaker. Huston has
drawn 'umlc and lClhnJ per·
formanttS rrom a call or lnsh and
Irish-American actors.
The Yl-stron rckHc is rated PO for
no apparent reason Cll~ lhc adult
rontcn"-Runnina t1rM: 8S minutn..
Jou Rusell His' Sdtool Te.e'er
Costa Mesa
Spike Lee's "School Daze" 1'i c'cn
be11er than his 19 6 "'She's C •lltlJ
Ha'e 11."
The film
I
1s W l at a fic111ious all-
b lack c o ll egl'.
where the Gnmma
P hi Gamm a
fratcrnil) ·., .:·hat·
1ng0 Of llS pl('dgc\
reminded me ol
my own pledging
CApericnc cs .io
,,. ' )cars ago. Thi.') arl· ~,J disliked b) 1hc .,..----'~.. non-fra1cm1I\ slu·
dents. \loh O'i c
intl·rcsts :ire their Afncan hentagl·
and wanting their school to d1' cst
itself fro m bus1nt•ss 1n1ere'>t" 1n Sol!th
•\fnca.
The light-skinned "Gamma Ra)s··
arc like lhl'lf fraternity friends. girl\
"ho JUSI want to have fu n. l'hey arc
opposed b) darker Jlrls who art" more
'>Cnous abou1 1he1r "rootSc .. These
two groups arc called the "Wan-
nab«-s" and thc"J1gaboos."
Their musical confro n1a11on
beau 11 fu II) cx-
prl'SSC'S their dis·
like of each other
"School Date"
has been cnticizt'd
for its ncgall\ c
s t crc o t ~ pC' of
blacks. I think of 11
as a musical corn-
ed ) college stor)
that has man) c11-
aggcratio ns. JUSI as
wh11c )O Ulh pic1url'~ do.
There \loasa l~ofswearingand sex
SC'cncs. and hardf) anyone seemed I\)
do an) s1ud)1ng. Ten years al$o
.. .\n1mal House" pon rn )t'd whttc
students much the same way.
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Honoree. Joni and Buck Smith (right) with Geor&e and
JudJe Aroroe. Zee Allred cbaa with Diane and Harry Rinker. Dn. Jama and Lynne Doty
at Smith salute.
Smiths salu.ted for 10 years at Chapman
By MARY LOU HOPKINS
OellJ ,_ Cc; $ I f I
··A Decade of D1s11nc11on:· honor-
ing Chapman Colkgc Pres1dl·n1 Rack
Smitll and his \o\1fe Joel lai.t Y.l'CI.. :.it
thl' Ir\ inc Marnoll. paid tnhutl' to
thl' couple for their I 0 ~e:m ol
kadl·rsh1p and Sl'rvu:e to thc collcgc
Chapman·s board oftrustrr~ \1)4.JO·
'orrd thl· touch1ng8"Jla dinnt>r attcnd-
l·d b) ncarl} 600gucsts a nd ra1~ing
more thao S291.000 to help undcr-
"ntr student scholarships
··we can think of no bc11cr "'a) 10
\hi>" our apprcna11on 10 Joni and
Ruck than b\ enabling d"~" mg
\IUdl·nt\ 1ud1'>CO \l'r firsthand "hat 1\
nwant h' thl· ! hapman E\J)4.'ncntl· ...
\.!HJ tru~ll'l' Vern 0 . Curtis. dmnl·r
l hJ1rmJn.
.\nuthcr hunor for the Smith!> Y.a!>
Jnnouncl·d b' tru~tce Doy Hemley.
dn l'lopml·nt · l·omm11tt·l· chairman.
,, hu ~ 1d donors ha' e agn-cd to
undl'f"rtll' renv\allon or the old
J'h~dwlug~ building and tru\lfl•'>
hJ' l' agrl·ed 10 naml' thc building
\m1th Hall
1 hl· large~• donatio n to the rcno-
'Jl1on has bl·cn madl' b) Mr. ucl Mrs.
Rober t Pralle. Othcr donor'I include
Mr. and Mrs. Peter M•tlil, Mr. aad
Mrs. Don \'oder. Mr. ud Mrs. Larry
Associates Western
hoedown June 1 7
Ry MARY LOU HOPKINS
Oe11J ,_ Cc; 4 .. I
Mark your calcndar n,1...... I hl·
\:.~1ates of th<.' Orangt• C ount'
frauma Societ) will hold II\ Wl'Slt'rn
part) at Kno tt's lkrr) Farm Junl' 17
"Jl't'Ord1na 10 Vlrtlal• Koon Bueler .
.\~soc1a1cs pn.•s1dcnt and founder
··w e w1ll 1ntroducc a new ndc at the
farm called Big Foot Rap1d'i. and this
'"-'ason·s ice show:· Bender s:ud.
''Last )Car we h:id mo~ than 1.200
guc-sts at the part). but this }Car we
""1ll lim1t attendance 10 1.000 ··
Bender made the announcement
Sunda) at a champaanc-brunch
cl'lebratina the opcnin1 of Turnip Ro~ Ehtc Catering. The brunch was
~ponsortd b) the ssoc1a1c-s at Pacific 'inas Plau 1n ('~ta Mesa
Tumip Rose. based 1n Orangt".
in troducC'd ns nC'w pcach<Oltm·d
fac1ht) 10 mort" than 200 guests
attt"ndina the brun h
Thecoms-ny served a la,•1sh buffet
of tin) s1caks. quiche and an a sort·
mcnt of salads. plus made-to-order
omelets •nd small "'affit"s topJ>4,'J
with whipped cf'C'am and fru11.
When lkndcr 1ntrodlK'td Trauma
SoC'1ctr. founder Dr. J• Wttt. she
said. ··John you onl) have 10 m1nutt"~
to s.peak:· and she me-ant 11 Bender
stoppro West in the m iddle of 1
$Cntr~.
West. however. manqcd to say a
lot in a hmit«i tunc. "Trauma 1 the
numl":r tinl' l..1lkr of ~oung J)4.'0plc.
anJ 11 lll\I Jll."OPk more than an~
uthl·r illnl·",, .. \\nt <>Jtd "Sinn· thc
,,.,1,nall., \IJrtl'd. trauma prt•' l·n·
tllln has tJl..l·n olT Wc ha' e Ol'"'
prrH·nlll>n prugr .1nh. including OOl'
on d1 ug,and alrnhol for s1\lh gradc~.
and \\l' al'o arl· getting parcnl\
1n\Ohl·d
.. Roard mrmhcr Dolly Brill. "'ho
nl·:trh lu'I hl·r dau~htl·r 1n a pool
:ll"u dr nt. ha) tx-u>nll' thl' nation·,•
numtx·r ont• lcaJ n on pool ~frt~.
and "e arc onl~ llnl· \ole a"a~ from
gl·t11ng a la"" n:4umng hdmct) for
motl}rnde ndel' ·· \\'l'"'>t said
The aftcmoon l'Odl'd "'1th 3 pro m·
l'naJc ufspnngand \ummc-r fashions
from Ra l..1sh in Orange presented b)'
o"nc~ Bill C1aristiu soe and his
s1stcr. Catlly Taylor
\It hough Sc:\ eral costumes ~ho" n .
fl·aturt•d short. short skirt Oms-
t1an~n said. "We ha'c skirt<. in all
length'> because ""<" belie' c thl·n.' 1s a
kn&lh for ncf}onc ..
Gue ts included Atllalie.Ci.rlea-4
Howanl HMH , P•lrit't. •114 J.ek
Grotll, Geeriw 184 BUI HHe.y, Nera
u4 Vl• Jor&"Hll· Betty u4 BUI
P.imer, M•ry Aa• •M Loe Wells,
SaMr• UMI Gerry Bl'Mk. C1e.v•
Howanl. JoHae u4 BUI Stew.rt.
Mary UMI Mle:Me.I Reaf .. ylle.r, G•yle
.u.lenoa, Ria. H .. rki81, C.ri1liM
UMI Pe~r vem... Gloria IMI R9y
°"'1ak, ~ UM1 R• Feltot. u4I p.., ...,., Virginia·~ hlfsband
Sutton. Tu"" n and (10'\\ n. and thl·
r k tl hl·r Jone f oundation
l>unng the program. tru\ll'C) chair-
m:in George Argyros 3nd his \.\tfl'
Judie 'ltl'PJX"d to the podium and "l·re
Jolnl'J b) thl" m11h'>. Buck Smith I\
Chapman·'> 10th prl'S1dcnt Mnn· the
colll'&l' "'as founded in' 1861 .
\r~)ro~ pfl·Sl'ntc-d the mllhl> Y.1th
a pJ1n11ng of thl.' C'ouplc b~ 3Mlst
Rotx·n ·haar .. , hope 1h1s picture
...... 111 bl· hung 1n thl· nc"" hall. .. Sm11h
\aid
Arg) ro!> also introduced sJ)4.'l·1al
gul·sts iu thl· dinner. including Jon1·s
parcnb. Geor1e ud lu Ea&M.
Bull..0
) motht r. E4u Smllll. and his
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anJ daughtl·r-1n-IJ'-'. Paul and Liada
Smitll. J nd thnr daughter Sllerry
Smitlil. "hu l'J nll' Imm 'l'"" 'I or!..
"Jun1 and Bull.. Jrl· part of o ur
tdmd~ ·· -.J1d \rg~ ru' "\\ l. Jp-
prel 131l' ..... hat thl·~ ha' l' donc tu mal..l'
C'hJpman a tx·ttl·r plan'. and "l. loo!..
fo~ard Ill thl· nl·\I dl'l':tdl' lor "l.
hJ\ l' JU'>I Ix-gun ··
.\rg~ ro~ rl·ad l"<mgrJtulator" lt•m·r,
to thl· m1th!> from Prl''>1den1 Reagan
(il" C1corgr IJ\:ulmr11an and ~n
Pl'll' \\ !Ison
.. Tonrght "'Ill ma .. t• J d11Tc-rl"nH· Im
our 'tudl'nh ... Joni ~•d "\\ l. Jfl'
proud of them and than._ 'ou lur
Bnmcb bancla lneladed Peca Goldwater Clay. Bonnte
Wood &Dd PattJ Pan.
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thl' ,p.,1.tl >1pportun11' th.11 " 'v"
Jr11.l \\l .. J11. t:r~111 til·d tx·\11ntl ml·.1,1 "
h•r th.-, n, 11ur.1!:!" mi:nl anJ \UPllt•• '
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, nll'nJ1nl·d
Dollie Brill and Dr. John
West abue a la-Cb.
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
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by Berke Breathed
by Addison
by Lynn Johnston
TRAN8LffiiC»J .
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WANT10GO,
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by Jeff MacNelly
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l1'f THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
"This Is no good. Sooner or later, someone's
going to drive the lane and find out that he's
just a big stiff."
THE
FAMILY
CIRCUS
by Bil Keane
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"Mommy! Billy put happy faces on an the O's in my homework!"
DE1'1'f18 THE llE1'ACE
by Hank Ketcham
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CLIM6ER'=> LOv: 12.000 fEET UP
MT. EVE.RE.ST AND THE
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AT TMI~ ALTITUPE Oll''t'uEN I~ SCARCE . TME EXPERIENCE P
CLIMBER KNOW4:> Hf MOST
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by Tom Batiuk
by Charles M. Schulz
SORIN, 6U'<S. r KNOW
JUST HOW '<OV F'EEL
by Jim Davis
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ffl0ft>SAL5 OU'fSIV'r OF~ Ha.JRS
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AN~ orJt..v' GP.l.J17611\IG-,ALC~PfANCE.
by Pat Br ady
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I II bf> glad when the Sl'Owball war
•S over ""fOu re keepmg me bust
mal(1ng hot chocoldte1
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>'&$ 81.JT rr ~ FOR.
"'4SAt'T EASY MK\' 5URE
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Expect a fortissimo 'Die Fledermaus'
By JENNIFER WEBER dating to her. she of the booming Fledermaus:· opening toda) at the ge111ng back at a friend for an °'_...,,......,. voice. Pl.'rforming Ans Center. The per-embarrassing joke that left him
When most peo ple think of Joanne "I've always been loud. but in formancc will be sung in Engh sh. wandering the s1reetsdr<.'sSt"d as a bat.
Worle) ... Laugh-In" comes t_o mind. opera it's called 'foniss1mo.' And Worley will be playi ng Pnncc Much of the return practicaljokc is
Not opera. fortiss1mo's very good in opera." Orlafsky, the "P3nlS role" in Johann pla)ed out at a ball thrown b) the
Bui Worley thinks opera's not that Worlc) said 1n a recent telephone Strauss's comic opera. wealth)' but bored Russian prince. .
far a stretch for her. what w11h her mtcn 1c~. The opera. ba!>t'd in Vienna and a The role is practical!) 1a1lor-madc
background in stage musicals. In fact. Worley 1s the celebnt) draw 1n sho~ca.sc for Strauss waltzes. h1ng~ for Wo rk). who has been known to
op<.·ra ma) be do~ nnght accommo-Opera Pacific's productio n of "Die on re' cngc. It is the stor) ofone man's sing out. "h's bo-o-o-0-o-o-<>-<>-<>-<>-o-
~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ri~!··~hcn th1n~don't move along
Don 't Miss Opera Pacific's Lavish New Production of
Die Fledennaus
By ··waltz King" Johann Strauss
Conducted by one of the world 's foremost interpreters of
Viennese music Franz Allers Directed by M ichael Montel
8 PERF ORMANCES ONLY · SUNG IN ENGLISH
February 26 -March 6, 1988
ORANGE COUNTY PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
MATINEES SATURDAY MARCH 5 AND SUNDAY MARCH b
Tickets From SI 7 ai The Cen1e~ T1c.ke1 Office
or call 171 41 55l-06qq
Speclal Croup Sead"C StJll Av;all;able
iiCUIP~-.
fl I )I 480-llll
17141 740-2000
C..lebrated eco.eclle•N
lo Allite Worley,
appean n Prl11<~ o.iofsky
c S .ROSEN, Pianist
"Devasta tingly omnipotent ... eloquent.
unimaginably beautiful to hea r'' I~ondon Times
"The mo st gifted and brilliant artist today'' L.A. Times
First time In Orange County-1Wo Performances
r fRID·\l. U\RCH 11 . 8 :00 P.\t.
South CoaHt Comlilunlt~ Church
5120 Bonita <:cin~<in OriH'. lf'\ln«. C \
Tirl<'l~ SI0.00-(714) 261-02~1
\II Chopin Rt-rilol:
\or l urnt'!'. Balladt•s. \lazurkas.
Sonat<J Op~n. Barcaroll'" Sch<'rzo
Tl ESDAt \l.\Rf.H 15. 8:00 P.M. ~ Oran#!f' Count}
W ..JI Perrormln~ .\rts Ct'nlt·r
600 Town Ct•nwr Dr.. Costa Mt•sa. CA
Tlckt'l SI0.00=$24~·! (714) • 261-0231. ~ ~ • *'~/Ht lilJSICPlusaSPOA'TliWiT or at
c2ut •mz · (7t•t 1•-Box Offic<·
Brrlhovrn-Empt·ror Concrrto with
1hr ll'\inr S)mphony Orchr . tm
Ro~er fli<'Am;m . Conductor
"Superb performance. lllckman le<J
~ llh precision and clarity"
ln·lnt• l4flfltf.Nr14-s
"l nrorced. natural sound ...
an acoustical marvel" Th<' Rt•wswr
"Bravura. tyle and sensltl\'lly"
I~. A. Tl nws
TICKETS NOW
AVAILABLE
Charge /Jy phone
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Mon. -Sat. 10-6p. m.
qu1c·kl) l'nough for her The phrase is
a fa, ornc of the pnncr·s.
'Tm not bringing that to the
script." <ihe said. ··it's alread~ in the
sen pt."
Although she has performl·d in
opera" before -including a Fon
Wonh. 1 exas. production of "01e
Fledermau!i" -this kind of musical
1s reall) a d1,crs1on for Worlc). "I
rcall) prl·fcr making people laugh,"
she sauJ.
But the d1,ers1on 1s o ne she enJO)S
because of the dcd1C'at1on ofrhc other
JX"rformcr!i.
Whtie Worley bcl·ame nat1o nall)
famous through tl'll'' 1s1on. she ha\
~non the stag\.'. mostl ) in mus1cab .
since the beginning of her care'cr.
And like many other performers,
shl' .cnJo~ s the stage because of thl.'
aud1l'lll'C.
"'The) gt\\.' ~ou 1mmed1atl.'
n:spon~ ... she said "The) tell ~ou
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(714) 549-1512
•llfOll'I r•l•Y O'IU llD un • wna • III..IXi
Joanne Worley
~hen )Ou·rl' on. "hen )C>U'rl· ulT
"hen )Ou"rc reaching them -
-\nd the) P3~ a11ent1on.
"In tell'' 1:1.1un. the attention ~P3"
doc~n 't need to bl' that long. There\ a
rumml·rcrnl and thl') can go lO thr
hathroum or "hate' er. In the theater.
pcupk ha\l' IO part1c1pate.'' she ~1d
T1d.cts for "D1t• Fledcrmau~ ...
\\h1l·h runs through March 6. arl·
a\atlablc at all Ticket Mastl·r lo-
(':lt1om and the C rntcr bo~ offi ce 1n
Costa Mesa. f or 11ckct information
and to t·hargl' b) telephone. mil
5SJ-Ott9Q o r 1-800-34-0PERA.
NEPAL
Armchau Adventure Senes
I PM -FRIDAY. MARCH 4
Tldlet1: S5 Adwence; SI •I Door
Snow White
& t•e 5eveallwar/•
Ballet Pacifica
2:30 PM -SATURDAY, MARCH5
Tlch .. : $4 Advance: SS Ooot
PADDY WEST
Irish Folk Kusi c
SATURDAY, MARCH 5
I PM -Fine Arts Recital Hall
Tiell ... : S5 Adwence; H D00t
The Side S treet
STRUnERS
--------------Special edvertlalng review -------------
Out On The Town .
~u
FTHEWEEK
I r MARGE 8'MI TONY llTETTI ·
Bac::k In the '60s, ma~y faces came and went from
the entertainment scene. Some went out with a
whimper -and were never heard from again. while
others will always be remembered.
One who was taken from us In what seemed to be
the peak of her career was a young woman who
started singing the blues in Tex as. Her name was
Janis Joplin. and one of her biggest hits was "Bobby
McGee ... a conglomeration of road sights and sounds
written by Kris Kristofferson "Bobby McGee" was
the Inspiration tor Bob Segora's restaurant of the
same name.
Segora opened the first Bobby McGee's 1n
Scottsdale, Arizona. Soon, the popularity of this
theme restaurant spread and new restaurants were
built across this fine nation. T Oday, there are 22 in five
states: Arizona. Colorado. Hawaii, Texas and Calt-
tornla. A 23rd location is opening soon In Sydney,
Australia. The Newport Beach location. California's
first, was opened in December 1975.
Bobby McGee's is itself a conglomeration of
sights and sounds. Where else can a diner have his or
her prime rib stabbed by Zorro, or have Little Red
Riding Hood bring goodies to the table with no fear or
the Big Bed Wolf. How about letting Crocodile McGee
take your order? · ·
After dlnher. take a few steps from the foyer and
find nightly entertainment. drinks and fun. As
executive manager Brad Goff points out, "It's a truly
unique package; dining and entertainment all under
one roof. Only at Bobby McGee's can this happen."
Other gregarious waiters and waitresses inciude
Wyatt Burp, the Mad Hatter. and Alice (In Wonder-
land) All of them Have a lot of fun making sure that
their patrons enJOY themselves.
Just strofling to the table provides a plethora of
historic sights. The rosewood wall and celling
panefing once graced the Hearst collection from
around 1"895. The--fk>of Is wire-brushed Westminster
oak from England. and there is an original French
nickelodeon from a Paris pub hidden near the
restrooms.
There are two main dining rooms, in<:luding
McGee's Barn, which features farm implements. a
leaded-glass ceiling, an early bicycle hanging from
the wall, plants galore. and lnnumberable other
memorabilia. Off from the main dining rooms are four
intimate dining ateas: the Master's Room. the Library.
the Winchester room and the Doll House. Each has 1s
own dlstlncilve decor. The Master's Room seats up to
eight. with a velvet draped ceiling. antique side board
and atalned glass windows. The library seats up to 12.
with quality books rather than a large quantity. Diners
are welcome to request these intimate rooms.
Food c:hoklea range from prime rib to potato
9"1ns. There 18 a Wide variety of setectlons. The cam py
menu feah•• IPP9t1Hrs. steaks. chicken, prime rib,
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OF THE WEEK
shellfish, smokehouse ribs and chicken and a kids'
menu. The prime rib cuts are avaOable tn blackened
Cajun styte or broiled Dallas style All entrees include
either a trip to the award-winning salad bar. or a fresh
spinach salad with hot bacon dressing served at your
table, plus oven.-fresh bread with butter and your
choice of baked potato. fresh garden vegetable. rice a
la McGee's or trench fries.
Even If the spinach salad 1s chosen, be sure to
take a close look at the salad bar. a converted antique
tub complete with gold feet extrem1t1es.
Fresh fish 1s available each night. Bobby McGee's
guarantees the fish to be fresh and of superb quality.
The server will describe the night's selection and style
of preparation, includJng charbroiled and macadam1a
meltniere.
Specials abound at the Conglomeration. A ·
special early btrd menu is available in a $7-$9 pnce
range for those who wish to dine before 7 p.m.
Sundays through Thursdays
Through March. a choice or lemon chicken, prime
rib or mahi-mah1 along with a trip to the salad bar.
vegetables or potatoes. cheesecake and a choice of
beverages is offered for only $9.95.
Bobby McGee's has a selection of champagne
and sparkling wine ranging from domestic white
zlnfandel to Moel and Dom Perignon champagnes.
Premium California wines are avallable by the glass or
bottle.
After dinner. enjoy an evening of dancing in the
charming and spacious bar. The double doors and
matching sidelights are from the orlglnal Lloyd's of
London. Mondays are all-American great shooter
nights. Tuesdays feature a model search sponsored
by Black Velvet. Wednesday night Is ladies. night with
an aerobic competition with over $50,000 in cash and
prizes and Seagram's original wild berries wine cooler
featured for $1 .25. Thursday nights get real crazy with
international thumb wrestling and casino night
Simulated black Jack and Wheel of Fortune are
featured. The rest of the weekend features spon-
taneous action.
The restaurant hosts 150 to 200 birthdays per
week The birthday package includes a trad1t1onal
cake. card. a photograph at your table and an
appropriate song by the crew for only $6.95.
The anniversary special features rwo champagne
sphts. the cake. card . photograph and song from their
famous waiters and waitresses tor 1ust $11 95. The
champagne celebration includes a lull bottle of
Korbel champagne. cake service. tableslde photo and
card plus a memorable serenade by 1he Bobby
McGee's singers for onry $19 95
Other attairs for 50 to 250 can be memorably
catered by rhetr cast of characters En trees can be ott
the menu or custom tailored w11h buffet or sit-down
service available
Bobby McGee's is localed at 353 Pacific Coast
Highway en Newport Beach The lounge is open lrom 5
p.m. until 2 a.m. every night and the dining room is
open Monday through Thursday from 5 30 p m until
10, Friday and Saturday from 5 p.m · 11 p m and
Sundays from 5 p.m.-10
St. Patrick's Day will find bolh the bar and dining
room open from noon For reservations or infor-
mation. please call (714) 673-5380
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Co¥« medalHons with maflnede overn~nt. Slh.lte
medallion• to deelf'ed temperature (doneneu) In 2 oz. ol
the reteNed oil. Top NCh medallion with 112 oz. of
BMrnaiM MUCe. Sprlntcle with chopped parstey and
MfW with 11CCOmpanlment. Serves four
llOONSHeNE MAGIC 1• oa • ...._ etwee-tourtM w of cubed a
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Flash blend and garn1sn with hme
Also excellent a.s a 'llrgln with the rum left out
Fine Seafood & Prime Meat~
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Daily Pilot Oalebook Fr•Oil\ F blU.l') 26 \988 '* I l
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Out On The Town
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Women scoutmas·ters: The sky is fal~ing
Nag. nag. nag. If they do it long the last places where boys can be boys Instead of tying bowlines and the ground can no longer be brushed
enough (and they usually do). they bas bttn invaded by unwelcome shcctbcnds and splicing ropes. we'll ofT and consi<kred good with the
al"'ays get their woay. They dKt this interlopers. Now. these wimmcn will ha'e needle threading and sock added mineral content Bup will no
11me.lnadccisionmorcdangcrousto gooncampoutsandstanckmanding darning. longer be stirred in as a protein
the general welfare of the United the Scouts wash their hands. Brush No more 1den11fying constellations supplement. Probably have to use
tatl"s than providing nukes to their tttth. Changc their underwear. and using semaphore. Scouts will soap and water when washing dishes.
(iadhafi. the Boy Scouts have finally Stop making rude body noises. Quit ===::::=::::=====::::=~ Patrol names will change. No more g"en in. Wimmen arc now gonna be picking their noses. Ever seen what's · Vampires. Mcrttnanes, Ship Kick·
ahlc to be scoutmasters. They nqgcd o n camp outs? Scorpions. Tarantulas. ·I T....-:1enon ers. or 8 8 Stackcrs. We'll have the
so much the Scouts finally got tired of Snakes. Bugs. Bats. Bad food. Worse '-Jiil: Chiffo ns. Debutantes and Cover
!>pendmi thl.' boys· money to s.uccess-jokes. Girls. full~ delcnd groundless lawsuits. These w1mmcn will want curtains Cooking over an open fire without
R E.M. tells us that .. It's the end of hung in the tents. well-balanced utensils? long go"e. lttping under
thc ''orld 3s ~ kno"' 11'" and ain't mcals. 3nd adequate pefS"onal now ll"am to find ctothmg sales and the st3rs'> RVs will be in. High Sierra
that the truth. h)gicne. This goes against 70-plus use double couPons. backp:icks? Tr) showing crntcr
\.\ 1mmcn Scoutmasters'> Kind of ,cars of Scout inf traditio n. Scouts won't be able to cat with strolls. 50-milc bike hikes? Histor'}.
All because some sleazy. libt'rat
fC"minist lawyers fiFrcd they'd sue
the Boy Scouts into submission. It
worked. Uncle Don gots a sreat idea.
Instead. wh)' don't the¥ try and
recruit bo)s into the G irl Scouts.
ThC') could dC'velop thr next gcncr-
3tion of Oonsts and interior de·
signers.his the end of the world as we
know 1t. ·
NHAM presents
'Aivilik Rays '
an O\~moron hkC' m1htaf) 1n-· No lo nger"'" the Scouts work on thC'tr fingers. US(' shinslttves as Chmbm~ in Joshua Trtt? Diving at
1clhgcnC'1.'. go,cmmcnt "'orkcrs. and rl"al men's mcnt badges hkc \o\1lder-hand.,C'rch1C'fs. and just hang it out of Catahna. River rafil ng on the Colo-Composcr-percusstontst Gcrn
Jumbo shrimp. nC'ss sun 1,al and p1oncenng. It'll bl' thl.' tent when naturr calls in the rado? Week-long summer camps'? Hcm1ngwa) "'111 J)l"rform .. Al\ ih~ -:;;;n;cl:;;e;Do;wn;wca~n~JUiiiS~t·sc·c-it •. ,.oiiin;;i('iiiOiif·ba~~k~10_.w.·.m~~s-tu;fT;l.1kiiiciiiiiiba~siiik;;;e.:t -:-. rm_1_dd_l_c_o_f_th_c_n_i..__t_. _Food __ d_ro_~ __ o_n __ Ka_ . .._P_ut_. __ -_________ l Rays'" at 7: 30 p. m. Thursda) as ~n . lhl" Newport Harbor An Museum's
ContcmPorary C'uhurC' Series.
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Admission to the show at the
museum'!> L)on Room 1s $7.50
general and SS.SO for museum mC'm-
bcrs and studC'nts. For information.
c311 759-11 :!:!.
.. A1v1lik Ra~s .. is a concen ·length
work for solo percussion. tape and
li\C' processing. lnstrumcni.t11on for
the \.\Ork 1ncludn a mi\tUrt' or
standard J)l"rcuss1on and a vanct\ of
metal. ~ood 3nd glass sound sourecs.
THE TONY AWARD-WINNING MUSICAL SAILj ~9FT
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Thi.' tape dcmcnl of the work
includes concn•te and synthesized
sound rC'ali1cd on the Scrgt" Modular
Music System. l1'c processing in-
cludes dt'la). rt·' Nb. 1.'0ntrolled fo-cd-
bad. and filtering.
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BAR & \. ~ .' GR ILL
Featuria1 Fresb Ocean View
Seafood Dinin1
aad Oy1ter Bar
Tht• "'ork u~s a StC'rco mon11or
s~~tl'm through "'h1ch all thl.' tape.
acou~lic and proct'Sst'd \Ound will bl.·
h1.·ard. ,. .. "'''' "A~,....IMOW•A ........ Sunset Dinner Specials from ·$7.95
0 ...,,._12 •• ,. Mon. -Fri. 5-7 p.m. ,,_ -,,,, ', .. -; ,~ __ ,,
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Opm-2-•m Fri• Sat Live Roc k Entertainment Nightly
Only $8.95 per Person
Imagine. Hearty St. Louis pork ribs. meaty beef ribs,
and tender chicken hickory-smoked to perfection and
smothered in tangy barbecue sauce. Then. add savory beef
bri skel com on the cob. fresh baked ranch beans, coleslaw
and French fries.
Sou nd too good to be true? Not at RJ's. We11 make your
imagination a reality with our "BBQ Platter for 1Wo"
for only S8.95 per pe rson! But hurry, this feast is avai lable
for a limited time only.
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•• Daily Prlot Oatebootc/ Friday. February 26, 1988
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Out On The Town
Tootsie's: Too pricey to be cute
Tootsic·s Sidewalk Cafe 1s a
pka!klnt e no ugh hulc place. wi th
prcll). "'h1tc wro ught iron pa110
l"ha1rs and a 'iWl'cping view of 1hc
hu\C'> that S"' ing into Fas hio n l'iland
on thl·1r wa~ 10 Los ,\ngclco; or Long
lkarh.
Toots1e·s would ha\I.· OC\.'n ralkd ··c oco·s ... hul the ow nC'r\ -who arc
frnm Florida and o pcrall' a restaurant
h' 1hat name there -did their
JUDY
CHAMBERlAIN
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hi1me .... o rl.. and reah1<·d that the name dlTlde. I rnuldn·1 hdp \napping .. < U\.U.'I> .. "a' al read' taken in Orang1: "\\'hat I'd l•~.c I!> a toupk 11l l'\C11tng < ounl~ nwnu Item\
.\ton.· homc .... orl.. a nd fl'\('~mh. Tootsie·!> m1:nu I\ lUll' and
prl'\Umahl). ¥3' e thl· r 001\te'\ prnonnu<.. EH·~ thing ,, "un·
p..•11pk thl' 1d\·J that "hJt ,l • .,..p<lrt hd1l'\Jbk" or ··an C\trJurd1nJr'
lkJlh r\.'alh "'antl·d "'a" md1>n with trl·at ·· "Onll' u Oi:nngs Jr\.' C''-'"
ulll:lg\' Ch\·l~· for s.i ~5. a \ll·al.. and ··rrq>ar\.'d magn11ir\.'nth ... I JUmp•:d
l·ggs brcal..fast SJ>l'l 1al for SI T't;-11nd-at an opponunit~ to purcha'K.' 1h1'
c \uUc lunchl11t11: pka~r~ bl.c a ltllllJX'nUium ul na1' e te wh1l·h. a' 11
'l'!WIJbk and ch1d,en \alad platl· turnl·d o ut. "'a" tor sak. I ~ Q)) ..alad ~1\01~· IS'l '151 :ind \,h traH arl· SJ mcnu\ arc SS -
1111td hn1 "1th l'rl'am s.aut"e 1Sto 451 .inJ l·andl~~. l'l·n1erp1\.'C'l'' and mu''~
\\1th l h1)1U"> hi..\· ;-..l'fllUlll' \re pc' IJJ>l'' an· 3\ a11abk upon rt•que\I I
1S 1111))) :ind pasta ..al.id ISM ll'it dl•1:1J \·d not ltl bu~ an) ul thl' tap..·'
w unlhng o ut ofTa1ng\ hl..l· thl· S5 Q) \1me I ligun·J thl·~ "uuld Ix• <,1milar
hamburger .ind SY '1' k11ucun1 lo \\hat wa' pl:1)111g ''" the -.ound
\lfrl·do. I \\J S ha\ 1ng .1 hard 11mc '>"ll'nl thl• '''ll 11nw' I dinl·J therl' -
u •m1ng up "1th \Onw1h1ng IO order 'intagl· ":ic.Je .1nll a 1a1hn r unou'
1111 lunrh o nl' d:n V.111:11 1lw "-:ltlt'r French l ngll'h ,u .. 1o n of (1\·11rgl'
.l\l..l·d nll' 1f I'd '111..\' mn1l' 11ml' to Ciersh" in IUl1l'' pla~l·d on '' n·
the,11rr 10 a d1i.co-1sh t\.'mpo.
C al·,ar \a lad arn \t'd mere I~
mol)ll'nl·J "'1th a 'u~ good dre.,sing
Twin r ru1ssant\ lilied "Ith chicken
'alad and tun:i '31ad ($5.9S) were
honng and amatl'Unsh .\ platter of
"frl·l· hor\ d'0t•u, res .. on the bar a1
happ~ ho ur rnnSl\ICd of 103\t poin1"'
upon"' h1r h hall hcl•n spread the lo.ind
of -.;1lmon1m:i)olsalt melange )Our
n111thl·r U'-l'd w pal·!.. for p1cnin do"' n
.11 Dohl'O\ bu1 nu1 as good.
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Fashion Island, ,'l;e• port Bear b,
7~9·9000 Bre;,,ikfast Monda\· atur·
da): lunr b and dinner Monda~·· un-
da). E"<pt'nshe indoor ide•allt u f(".
Major rre-dit cards. lijtbl st'n l<'e
Casual. Park in lot I near Robin on'sl
Big band Series to begin at Center June 5
1 he music of Benn' (10odman.
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Th e Best Seafood Restaurant r1 in Orange County is
Happy as a Clambake.
" New England Clambake
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$12.95
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n .111., Pilo t O<ttebook Frida\ ~t>bruar 26 1988 t ;
Out On The Town
BellJarcomesofage with 'SlapOfBreath'
New LP dedicaied-
to its late bassist
Ju-;1 "hen lhl' Orangr Count)
musK scene had 'inualh scrttehcd
to.i halt. the Huntington Bcach-bas.cd
&II Jar pro' 1dcd the pcrf«I mj«t1on
of fuel -a brand ne" album.
The l·ontcmporal') rock quartrt has
infused ·· .\ lap Of Breath .. wtth a
"dcomc ~lf-confidcntt. focused
'1s1on. and a touch of 'anrty -all
qualttt~ that "ere onl) hinted ai on
thl'tr 1986 debut EP. ··&gmn1ngs Of
Ends."
Dedicated to former bassist Sta«>
M~lc"1ch. "'bo "as killed last year
b' a Jrunlidml'r"'h1leb1cychng. this
hrand nc" rccordrn~ 1ncludn not
onh the band's familiar mood) and
thtl:l sounds but also incorpor.nes
d.:mcnt'> of po~rock and nco-psy-
chcddta Th~ different st1rln com-
htnc w form a balanC'rd. ~ncrg11rd
collecuon of modern rock
\\'hat malil''i this ne" release so
1n' oh 1ng 1s the musical gro"th of the
rn1trl' group. but most stnk1ngl)
'ocal1st Mate~ Yalch and guitarist
JOHI
Roos
Bnan C'hnstophrr.
Valch 1s an mtensrlv emotional
singer \\ho has altcrctf his mur1c).
somettmcs rambling delivery into a
mon." desirable st) le of vocal phrasing
and expressio n. Ounng "Swing .Lo"':· he creates imagery that's
lx·autifully pocuc while singing
"Bum a blue candle 1n the mom-
mg/Bum all )Our blues away."
On pcrh.ips the album's best cut.
·· 1r lnsantt).'. his pla1nti1re vocals
capture the romplc~1t1cs and fra1h)
\\llhtn the human mind and soul. Set
to a delicate. mostl) -acoustic backing
trad •. the song becomes surreal.
.\s the band·s lead gu1t.anst.
Chnstophcr contmues to show signs
of a maJOr talent. On this LP. has
l'C'onom1cal hcks general!~ stay
w11hm the structural boundaries of
GARLIC BREADSTICKS
WITHOUT END
Only The Olive Gorden bakes up fresh garlic breod-
sticks, served to you 1n basket after basket. Come-enjoy.
~£:~·~
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18 Daily Pilot OateboOk/ Friday. February 26. 1988
e.tch song and he's less nots) than
)ou"d npect from a main ucman.
But "hen he briefly optns up and
burns. ltkc during "Right O" Way:·
.. Dn\(~n." and "The Coin:· his skills
bl'COOlC more apparent. Ut'S ho~ WC
hear more of his pointed and spirited
riffs in the future.
Concludin1 the LP with a haunting
portrait of death on~ bighwa) ("On
The Wa) Home .. ). the Brll Jar
conJures up mcmorin of their late
and talented former bassist. Even
though the songs fictional lyn cs were
composed before Moskewich 's death.
it's emotional impact can be es-
P."">Ciall>. chilling as Yakh ~t'S out
You d1e ... on the way home.
POP PICU ... Eil-Wall Of Voodoo
leader Stan Ridgway brings his wond-
1) talcs and creative ima,ination to
the Coach House on March4 ... British
folk-rock historian and musician Al
Stewart will prcvic•• nr-w material
and perform popular hits ( .. Year Of
The C'a1:· "On TM Border.-··Time
Passages") .,..hen M and his band
1n'adc the Coach Housr on March
5 ... Rumors abound that Bruce
Spnngstei:n·s "Tunnel of love .. tour
will reach the L.A. Sports Arrna for
fhc nights. April 26-30. Bell Ju'• aew alba.a la•• A Slap Of Breatla. ''
For Th:>se 'OO'ho 'X/ant dining
at it's Best._ CorTE to
'l1it Gounnet
Sut:>rerne Courtl
It's The Businessman's Address at
1'HE COURTHOUSE
RESTAURANT A BAR
With a
CS-eat
Cocktail
t-b...r
and
n-e Best
Entertalnrre it!
Lt..nett rvH=
11:30 -2 pm
Cll we : T-S
6 pm -10 pm
Pr1v at:e Bc:x:>t:hs, T~ide T eleorci Cil5.
Sp1cno10 Serv!CG', ano ~l'TlQt: FOOd. Wiii Le8'.oi!Q
Tl-o .J..r-Y 0Qc1o:ng lh Yo..s-Fevort
The New.,-~
Ear & Grlll
Seo Food & Griled ttems
'Tfu Lifirrl11j J'
qaraen 1(.pom
Callfomio Cuisin&
I
Also 2 Dthe?r Resteurants W1thn
THE COURTHOUSE RESTAURANT A BAR-
1 block off the 55 Fwy. W. on MacArthur Blvd
714 540-8615 Reservations Requested
CALIFOANIA DINING AT ITS FINEST• .
.-.
Entena1rvnen1 Nightly• e.nciuets • Coc:k1a1ts
... , •.at 71 .... Zl.10
J7FUID.._ --m••m _...., ••tt•
Now Serving SHIAY
IWCll llUIFIST ..... ...... ,.
a111tn a Eas
11 .. HI
c.. .....
... ... •t• •t•
SerWJd WI Tortlllas. Reffled
Beans & Fruir
9:11 • ti I :ti Pl
M5 IOl1
1712 Plecenta.
Coetalleia
Classy • utos
Adverti ed
in the .......
OutOnTheTowtl
AN&~
THE BARN
Have the prime of vuur life choo,,
in~ fmm the uten 1ve 2!• lltm
menu. Stub, ,.ufoud, RBQ. Mn
1ran dllihe. mcludm1t •11l•d bar,
and mor"" W'1.tern r harm and
<'•>Untl') ambiantt Breakf&llt M F'
6 :IO 11 ()() Lunch M F 11.00 2:30,
Dinner '7 niich lll from 'l 00 p m
Happ) hour M-F ·LIO· '7 pm S.t
t'llite d1J.h L1H entt'ruunment and
dainnnt1 Banquet far1lit1h 149A2
ftt'dhtll. Tustin U.9.-011~
THE ORIGINAL BARN
FARMER STEAKHOUSE \'~ Thf.y are the 11ri1tmal Famou•
fur their one·a nd 1 half pound
Po rterhou.M' ilHks and ftaturm1e
di3pla) bru1lil\j( Proudl) ..-n•1n1e
fur '..'6 )ta" Mu\ 1n11 and 1irow1n11
v.ith C'u6ta M~' New lonllon 1n
Hiubm C'tnter nuw open" Of(
\\'iii.on bf.tv.een Ma r hall'~ and
F..d v.1m b. Theater Servm1t M.~at
11 a m to 1'11!!110!(, Sun :l0d10!i10IC
·1:100 Harbor Hhd , Cmta MHa
134 I ·9'777
BOB BU RNS
Superb II tht' word lo dC"«'rthe thu1
fine d1n1nic" tahln.hmt'nl ~rv1na
!l:t'v. port fur HI Har... ~ptt1aln.mic
m Anicu' ra1-.f'd htt(. the fin~t
\uu un icet Al"' feoturinic frtth
fi..,h, \HI ond 'hu·ken Tht hMn
, . .,, nrd lebl..,., 1·andle' and fresh
O.•"'t'f' eJd to tM eleian«, v.tth
"'"•th> and h1ich bark rhair' for .,,., •t' Flit kl'rllllC lantl'rns and
ds...'lul mu..1< t·apture tht-charm
inti •nd v.urm atm•"Pht'tt' Open
lt•r luO<'h 11md dinnt'r Euen~•'t'
11oine h~t 17 Fuh1un 1~111nd
6"'.& :!(LIO
BRISTOL BAR A GRILL
Our $8 million tt'nm at1un make ...
us a lo.-al t-•A \'O HITE Sflt" 1al
d nnk pri<'t's and dail)• lun<'h and
Jmner spec1al11 are our penftll\
Our ntwly r ruted menus prtw1d~
11 widt' var1et)' of tasty entret~
Open daily 6 a.m. 111 Ill p.m
Bruli(ut H rvt'd all d1y EllJO)'
fabulous C'hampange Hrund1.
with 50'• It 6(fs danrt' mu~•<· .11:11
Bristol S t .. CU11ta Ml'M 5.'ii .\00(>
JOLLY ROCER
CtHt Amt'ri<'an food and a r the
bot prK'ft Tht' Jolly Roel'r has
alwa bttn llnuwn u 1oud fam1lv
\'alu. ml.llurant The menu fu
tu'" bttekful. lunch and dinner
From eu dishes. (riddle <'akes.
bu,....._ sandwiches. ulads to
Nmpltte d1nMn ol wafoud.
steab. chicli~ and dtltrou9 dft·
serts. Family owned for 3b ,...,.
with lht fr~lie-st wrvitt in
town . .00 S. Ct*I Hwy .. LaJuna
8'-ach. 494·3 137.
MBTaOPOLITAN GRILL ar ... the trachtlnn o{ fine tte411i
and ~er ~ lo Oranp
County, with i ... hancbome Eat c~t dte\M and Man...e..d --·· fffharinc 3 t.u 6 lb. Maine end
N11v1 S<utWI lubaten .• 24·o&. primt
nb. 18·0&. New \'l>fll •1eeb. and
HF.AL l"ew Yurk chefl«llh.
Mondays lhroul(h Fridays from 11
11 m lu I I p.m and d1nMn onl)' on
s.&turda~ and S undaya 5 p.m. to
11 p m. \'alet parkinc. Located 1n
tht Kull C'tnter, lrvint', 18201 Von
l\.uman at Mirhelson. 17141
174 .\l,'6(.1.
THE McCHARLES HOUSE
The 1rari0ut pett or another era
ma) he found in Lhe V1ctor .. n
r harm of the McCharln Huust in
Tu tan Compll'~ly renovated •nd
dtturated in an11qut' '° C'hantus. T~ McCharles House uiref'l a
menu of old family recipH •·h1<'h
t\.uke tht spirit or early America.
l>ifferent dinntr l'nt""" prepared
ipec1all> ear h evening Rttip1tnt
of Southern California Restaurant
Wntt'rs· Promising N-cumer
Award. Lunrh. dinner, •fltrnoon
tta, take out. M· Wed 11 ·6: Th-Sat
11 8 :io. aftt'rnll(ln LH 2-6pm :l.'l.'>
S C :-\1 Old Town. Tustin.
7;11 . 406.1.
THE NEWPORT OYSTER
BAR ANO GRILL
AriJehl and airy with a m lorful
'e~1de \'1ctorian Oair. Thl' Nt'w
port Ovi;ier &r and Gr1ll n cuual
!>l'afuud dining at ii.& belll Ru
Chandltr. who •IMJ owns T he Ru
Rt"Staurant. has r ruted 1 (un apot
tu 1p an Anrhor Steam bttr. pttl
'Pt<'~ ~hrimp and t'llJOY uqui 1tel)
pnopared fish. It's homt' or thl'
v.mld'.., bt'sl linguim clams Open
all da) horn I 1.:10' a.m to 10::10
pm . to 11 p.m. un F'nda} and
Saturda\ ml(ht~. M C .. Vu>•. A.E .
l>an"r' Located arross (rum the
:-.;,.wport Pier 2100 West Ottan
rrunt ;-.;.,wport Bt'ach 675-9977
Ql'IET WOMAN
Thi ... local!\ popular rHtaurant is
pr1111dl\ in 1b :?2nd ~l'ar of ~n·in>
c•n Par11ic C'cta't Hv.v in Corona
del Mar Famous ,;,, m~uite
hro1le<I ""'"rdfi•h & a •mall. m
t1mate atmn">phere. the Qu1•t
\\ uman sen e<-lunch M F I I :1. ·
dinner m11htl~ .'> 11, lote n11tht
mtnu 1111 I :m a.m, rntertainment,
fane want 11~1. i;-urk101I~. SJtttllite
d1~h Call fur deta1h about hi.mt
dth' en 1:!24 E (',,.,, Hwv . C11r
11na dtl \far 6411· 7 440
THE WHITEHOUSE
RESTAURANT
Thi~ unpr'l!tentlou~ restaurent Ith
bttn serving Amerian ht1me cook
ing for nearly Q(l )t•n now and it's
,etttng ~tter all tht lime' f l'l'lh
!!(>ups salad sa.ndw1r ht"S and h(•mt
made tntrtts. Ser\ inc b~alt(ast
lunch dinner Ir featurinc full bar
and liH eluu11nment. Loc11n
smack dab 1n tht heart of ~una
BeKh at :WO So C'out Hwv 4!M-8!!08-•
ZUBIES
Pure and simpl•. JlDt like mother'~
lo\'e' Thev !lf'rve 10 ul lol.eter tai~. filet' migon. prtlM rib. nb!.
11nd chic-ken at tht' mu&t tt'D•n
ablt pri~ in (',wt• Mt!!a Thtq
dinnt'n served on pK1al n1chu
pt>en i ni«hu Gcmtl'O\I ly poured
low pri<"t drink-.. Our ruiWmen
havt beotn romint1 hack111n« 1970
Loc•ted •t 1'71! f'lart>nt10 in C11,,ta M~ near 17th ~t Call 1;1.; 1'11!H
~ etr fU l 980:1
ZUBIES G ILDED CAGE
Riiht u rO!l> the "trttt f rum
Zub1e-; Sl'f'C'1•lt1f'S art' hntlhted
rh1dten bah' bark rih'> and fill't ut
sole All dmnen; "l'nt'd l"'•lh ulad.
b8ked l~an,., rurn un the ruh.
potattie~ and hot rull. LunC'h
11pec1•l,, M·F from 49' The C:1lded
Cage I) a lut uf fun for tht' v. hult
family Lar((e dann Ouor \\' 1de
11crun plus H TV'' for sport.. "'IX'<'
18tur . A l(rt'ftt view frum all "t'at•
inrlud1n1C tht bar. C'all 64a·80!H ,.,
6:JI 9!IO:l.
NEWPORT LANDING
RESTAURANT
The Nev.p .. rt land illl( Restaurant
perrti.tl~ ••luatt'd un the beyfrunt
.. d,a{ent to th.-Balboa Fu n 7 ... one
h'"' .... me IS fin"'t local walood as
v.1111 ai. a mu"'t pr~ti1t1UUS loc8llon.
Fmt' foud and a mu&t e1c1l11l(t
l .. unice C'hbM ) tt C8 ual .101.n lb
fur lunt•h d1nntr Sunda\· brunch or
~rhap .. appt'tiuri. and <'ocltta1b
frum the u)aW bar. The brulh-
t11kmic \ ll'Y. 1:. at•cented w11 h enter-
la 1nrnen1 Tue,da) S atu rda)
h111hhl(htt'd h) Stttl Drum sounds
111 lht' ('ariht1t-an, un Sunday after·
111••11' rn•m .t -; p m The Newpurt
Landrnl( a dtfin1te l11c1I fa~ome
OJ)t'n 7 da)' R_r,ation~ plH~
"'II r; I H S';';, :!.1'7.1 \'altt parkmj(
t'Hnint,.
RUMPLESTILSK INS
O ne ul the llht kept IK'<'reob uf
Nt'V.1'4•rt '"th• f1"td at this popu-
lur n1icht dub. II )"U luvt' pasta ..
I hi''' tht' pl11<t' Only the chu1<'t'St
11111rt'd1t'nl~ iHt' uM'd m our "home
m1idtt' "3Utt'• and ea<'h d1"h '"
prrparl'd 1n the l11(hl and healthy
trlld111un of l '•lirornia ru1smt
Th• un11~Ut' "t halkhuard' me-nu
v.h11h thlllll(t''-da1h allo-)'HU IO
l h ... ,,... portholl :.•~~ to fit vour
.iPJ>t'llll' t11nd )our 11o·allell Ofrtr
llllC' tndudl' i.uch f8\·orit..,, ~Spa·
thf'ttt. ('lam,. & L1nguini and
Sump1 Alfrfllo al.,ng ••1th ~me of
""' ov.n 1rea1wn ... hit~ ~te11e11n
l.1hAl(na Surhwan • call .. p
Sv.urdfo,.h Munlert') and much
mure Cumplett appeuzer menu
and dun't ffiL'1> tot.Ir fre~h homt'·
madt' hread' Come earlv to ., . .,.d
tht' latt' n111h1 uunrh or sllrk
,1ruutld and damp It• "41me uf the
llt">t t'ntt'rt111nmen1 tn t11•·n1 Open
11 10 a m Ito lll:IMI I> m V.'ffkda\-s;
11 !Ml pm V.t't'kt>nd' I lol Mrf ad
df'n l'la~ Ne-v.1><•rl ktad1 1111 thl'
Nt>"V!•rl 1'1.-r1 ll7.I :><I:!.>
ITAUAN
CARMELO'S
T hi uhra-sm11r1 haHn of u ctp
unnal hal1an and l'ontment.al
(\1.,.me iJ unt uf tht more reward·
inic phtttJ> tu dine Frnh 1>4Sta •nd
'l)t'('ial "htcht .. ..aUC'es are <'Uffully
prepart'd b, thrtt of the finest
h ahan \'ht'f P1anu her enlt'rta1n
ment l'Omplement11 tht (un at
mu,phert Alfresco d in ing
t11otather permllttngl Open for
Oinnt'r -; ntl(ht from fl::lO 3620 K
Cua.~\ Hv.), Cucuna dd Mar
6'7'1 1922
MARCELLO'.
Thu1 a•·ard • mnf'r off..-,. an ex
ten81\ e mf'nu 'Pf'<'1ah1m11 in
p.nw ..-.al rmppmo and their
famou'I h.11ndmad• p1u.11 ~;,.l•h
h)hf'd ~lll\'l' 19n th•~ ram1h
o• ned rhU1uranl haJ <'&ptured
tht heuu col Italian t•t1<Ci loVt'f"
Man' nl'w d1~ht' ha't' bffn aJded
to the altt'ady Utl'n-"I'' mt>nu plu'
all \'tlU \'In HI lunth hotftt l.onr h
~fon ,...,. Umner '7 m1thl•"' v.l"t'l
17502 kta,·h al Slalt'r Hun11 oe1 .. n
Ruch ~2 .'>~~.,
NICK'S
PIZZA O'ORO
An Italian d.,hght' fam1h """I'd
& uperahd for C•\tr 19 Ha" '"It
l>1Ptt'Ut1 ~ F11m11\ are plH'-t"d to
trl\llt' \uu to..a\ur thl'tr a uthf'nt1< humt'r~adl' Italian 'l!U\'r :\II
prepared v.1th uni\ natural inl(rl'
d1enl•. no arttt·1c1al Oa."'" "' prt-
._.,nall\h, nu adde<I •Ul(ar' Onh
the fin.-~t m11rt'd1enu. art u.....d ti<
.sll '4Ulh are 0&\ urf'd "'llh \ lllllljtl'
Italian v.1nt-"
WEDNESDAY S PECIAL
All l ' r .. 11 Eat ~paahetll "'''h
meal '1l\11t', ~oup nr >alad & 11.,rlt1
IJredd $.?.;!.'; 11 UO 11 m to 111 1111
I> m
Sl"SOAY SPECIAL
All l -Can Eat Bakt-d L•i..aana
v.11h .... uµ ur ...ulad & iarh. l1rrad
~:l :!."1 11 110 11 m tu llllMI pm
Bl' Ff ET
i\lv.1" •II dthl(htlul l'lllttt• IH
• h .. ,...... h orn mcludmtt p11111 <\. icar
111 bn-11d r .. , .u1::. Ofter"cl \lun
Tut" l hu" & Frt 11 ,_, .s m
1 \II pm
t:VERY SIGHT
Fam1h niiht full r<>Ur....-dinn .. r
v.rth tnmh.. platt' ,,,yp "' •al<td
11arl1< brud & dt•""'rt I'm"'
ranj!t' fr11m .) lj·, -9!1 l'uml' ""
in and t'lpt'flf'llCf' Italian tt••k•n~
"' at ,h .. uld ht' ~1t'n11 .. n '\" k ·•
11 .. me & rt'<'tl\e a (umplrmtnla"
icl.v.' .. r •mt' .. , be\t'flll(I' ur \ltllf
,·hut<'t' IWli'J.\:-OlotttrSt •at E111hd1
f'nuntJ111 \'011,,., 1'71~ I'll> I II..!:.'-
Vl~SIE'S
Th,. ~1 Italian f·•od IH .. pur•-<I
from lhl' lrf"-ht"-t rn1tr.-ci1 .. nr'
"'"'"II n11 pre~" all\"' ~It. •1111..r
ur ti<'""' fat. Ownf'd I" \ '""'"
C'u!andr.-a "' Hr.•1khn l'r11J
Wurk,, r11muu... fur ha' 1nic I h ..
Be-st Pizza in Ornnicr (',,unr' I"
The C rrat P1ZU1 Hunt ..!·11 E I 7th
St in (\.,ta ~1-7..!1 ~,,~
VILLA SOVA
A bf.1u11lol ha' \It'" trl'ill"' th•
romallc ~ltllll( that ha' madr thl'
\' JJa__ :-..."a • .... l•tt·utl lnT!ff •ti
plaC't'" r .. , Ol\l'r hfl\ \('8" '"""'h
<'U1~mt' from l't'ntral and '\11r1h
f'rn lt•I\ "'" ed in Old \\ .,r1i1
rharm .. :uen-.1\ e ,..me 1i,1 h mm r
n11thtl\ l'tAn.• bar f 111l mf"nu 111
I 011 am ·11:tt ""'' C'o .. ,t Hv.,
:'l.r"'IJol'rl B..a,·h "4..! -,...,,
LI'S RESTAl'RA~T
II '"o 1 .. ,e Chan...,.. ''""' '"",. ~urr h• "",.'' d1111nl( hl'rt' ,,, I 1'
l'fHrnl•t'' trul\ <1ulhrnt1< t hon ....
loud f'hl' mt'llU nfll'" ,, "tdt ' tr
tf'l\ uf l'\ntn· d1•hl''. lrnm 1 l.c
ran• tu 1 umh1n111""' "" l11tl11111
l ·ant.lnhf' & Sztthu1tn .1' I"
Hrt'1tlht11kmj( d~or in a '"l>l'l'llll'h
bt'aut1ful 11tm .... phl'r.. I '"flh .11
drinks le• 4Uf'n<'h \uur thar ... t I IJ1t n
i\t'•t'n d11' it 11ottk h•r lun, h J n<I
dinnt'r 11~1 l\d11m'>. t-l11nl1ni.:1 .. n
Bt> .. ·h ~I '111 I
THE l.OTl'S
Entf'f lht' Orif'nl ttnd UI"'"""' r
the t'l<'t'llf'"'t' 11( Mand1mn 1md
Slf'\'h11oan l'u1,mr• Aulht>nt11
Ch1nr~e d"hl' "'''"' '""' priput'd hv ma~tt'r 'ht>I l.111 I ht
Lot u.."' nin off•r NhnJH\ m t-1 rr
p1t'<'H to" \our lik1nc 1'hl' '""'" d1ninc area b don11natf'd "'"h ~It
tur.--. of the Lotu:J nov.er theo
u11hol '" purtl\ 1n Chtllt'"4' nil
ture P.rut" fine t'h1~ d1n1n.11 .,
well • ''~· pmb end n. ... , .. lal
II\ at t~ Lotu" l .. t11t~ ltl
H·arh.1r C'tnter at .!.too ltarh..r
Rh·d Ill Cur:la ~1tt.a Ca ll \.I • rl 11
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CALU"ORNIA 8tiAC'H
l'ahf .. rnta tk1nh H ... ,,, H•nl ,,
unt •~t ''""'JJ'•rt ... n1 ... 1 , •nlrm
puran rt~ldurant• • .... 1 1t1111c , •
4u1•1te .fa1•.snr-t' rlmini: '"' lurl !Ill
,u,h1 ...-.. 1,.oet and .1 .. .ak .... m.;lo.I'·
th1 ... 11 truh pl .. a ... ural•I,. rlmmi: .. ~
l'lf'TI~nr I' J.;<.if'd .it ., i-," \ ·• I td·
an "'""" J>o1rl Jk.,, h I.urn h h· "'" \1,,n ~rt 11 ••.!Ill d1nn .. r ·, «• 11 ••• -d • .-, I .. l"t'k H•l•I"
h11ur •IJ<'• 1411 ... ·, l•1 h ~' .\II rnJI"'
• rf'dtt u ud. o• •l"plt-d I .. 11
t;-;·. 1f)-·1 lor 1nl•1tmcUh•n
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Ml CASA
Their ft'lld 1• hkP a lflJl tu \leu,,,•
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OutOnTheTown
....,._rl'I friend .. 410)0' dining hert
llpl'n d111h (rum 11 • m fur
l.un. h. Dmn .. r and Co<'kla1I&
t-:ntt'na111mt'11t W,.d Sun. ml(hu;
in thl' liurru l<ow1m 296 F. 17th
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STEAK & SEAFOOD
BOBBY McGEE'S
Our huu,.. >µt'C'lafl~ 1• mak1nl(
"' rf\ 1nt'11I a 'pec1al Ot'ra•u•n'
\ 1111 11 l'ulll u lr11nl row M'81 for !ht'
l•••I .11111 tun 111 Bobby Mt"Ctt
"h< rt th1 mt>nu fl'alur~ f•v11nte«
lik• 1.1rm1e rib uf Mrf au )ta. onl)
t ht' lillt''I '" a1lablr frnh fish.
I '~Iii\, h11•<l' 'leaks. lob!ltl'r. and
, .. 1111111111111111 drnne"' Evt>rv l!ntrf't'
1111 ludr' ""'n Crtt1h brud. fr~h
\ "lC"1.it.lr and a u1p Lo uur award-
" 111111nx ...ilad bu and after din
nt'r '"u ton dan« and romanl'e in
1 hi' \\ l''I ( 'oast ·~ m011t eu1tml(
llll(hll luh rur l nrcht on the town.
ur 1111111rne. m ke II s~tal with
thr m1tl(ll In Nt>wpurl Be.rh, :\!1:1
1-:a,1 I ""'"1 H11thway F'm rf'i.er
111t111n• 1·all t-;'l~I f\i:l !l:l80
CAFE LIDO
Carl' L1d1• 1~ Nt>w1>11rl C'annrn
\'1ll111Cl'• 11nly •UIJVl'' duh It"'
lnC'attd ""Balboa l'enrr"ula C'ofl'
L1d11 1~ well known fur 11' frl'~h
wafuud ~lell1uns and •untem
poraf\' <'Ul§inl'. preparl'd h1 Chef
F'r1ntt\ Thi' warm, inllmalt> and
cozv 1mh111n11' •1( dw.t) "'"' nnd
buricundv deror rrl'llt' n 1-M"rft•ct
atmO!lphfre for vour d1n1n1C !'X
penenct C'afe l,1d1i •l' alw th•
re<'1p1rn1 11f thl' Prr~t 1gmu'
Southtrn (' Ahfurma K4'<-taurant
Wr11tr<i ..;,i.., Award ('~~ual at
tirl' l>inntr t111(hth u1111I mid
n111ht l.1\1' JaU 11111htly Call
6i5 ~~fur re .. rrvat11JM
TH ECAN~ERY
Thi~ h1~t11nr waterfront landm1rk
m :-O:ewport's C annery Vtl\aie (u
"TIIn"I trnh local so.food •nd ~·
trn bt'tf C'onstSt~ntly 1tood wr
1-1,·e, open for Lunt h. Dinner, Sun.
Hrunch and l 'hampa11ne Harbur
('rut~ Entertainment ntl(ht h
ind Sun afttrnoon. EnJ"Y thP
lounl(l' food l(alltry "uverh rla m
ch"'"der' .1010 1.11..-ovt'ttt'
67!1 .\iii
CRAZYHOR E
STt:AKHOUSE
1·11un1n dmin11 with clas .. '
Authl'nl'I<' '"l'lltern dl'C.·or rl'•
taurant ind "al11on, featurfnJC
prime rib. fre;;h ur • .;4 .. , ond
thtir famu\J5 pan ..autttd ~ttah
1.unrh Mon F' rt Dinner reM"r
\ttwns guarantttd Uan<'m«i and
h1-e mw.1c in the Maloon Dvl'r Rd
E111/Nt>wporl f'wv ~anla Ana
171 I I !149-lf>l<!.
PARKSIDE RESTAURANT
Relive yesterday at the Parulde
Rl'ltaurant. formerly The CpqOt,
delighting local dint'l"ll for over 17
HAN Parb1de'~ full dmnu f11re
1nt•lude~ •ttaks. prime rib and
frt'hh !>t"afoud. Sun.Ht Oinnl'r
Spttiah. art 11trved at only $7.95
<i 7P M Dally Lunch Specials
'tart at only S4.96. served tn 1
4\11tt, mtimate almO!!phere, the1•
makl' for a pt"rf•ct lunch mteting
with on tmp<>rlant client, or a
rtlaa111g afternoon break with a
'l*<'1al "'-1meone Live entertain
mrnt 1~ now offered Tues.-Sal
lt>.'12.''> Bro,rlihunt 1n Mile Squarl'
l'laza. Ftn \'alle) 1714) 775-7978
EL PESCADOR
Pre<'l1cally 1 legend m its own
time. this locaJly l)Qpul.ar Hlab
11,hm•nt has bffn mnging 1u cus
tuml'r\ be<'li tunct thl' urly 1950's Spt>t·1ah~ing tn prime mtat.s and
an txcl'llent vanety of seafood.
rhef Duke preperK every ml'll to
pt'rfection. Nut tu be mi&aed art! .~ h1~ Thursday night "Italian '
s~('laltiu, and his famou1
rhttsecakf. Piano Bar and 1ut
burktt in the lounse ni1htly ac
n•mpanied by good timn and
friendly facts Lunch M·f I 1·3:
Dinner mgbiJy 4:30 to 11: til Mid-
nite F'ra & Siu 40 I F: 17th St ,
Cu,.ta '.\1e1>a, ~K 1241
THE REX RESTAU RANT
Located on the oceanfront nrnl!!lll
from the Nt>wport S..ach ruer, Thr
Ru Llt the Oranae CUMt's most
uclusive seafood rt11taur1mt Wl'll
known for fresh Hawa111n
irounnel fish tle<'lione and
fipecialitinic 111 sweet Channel
Island abalone. tender Yl'll and
prime meal.L The fU1 R.fftaurant
IS the cho1Cf' of locab as well u
vi111tof"'I. Rtt1p1tnl of the prt'll·
t111ou• Travel-Holiday 1w1rd
C'uua1/ele11nt attire. Sunday
Brunch, dinnfr. Call 675-2666 for
rnervationa. Valet parkin11
SAIL LOFT
Satl Loft Bar & Crill features
ocean v1fw dinini "1th 1he
empha,11 ''° ftHh sufood. Oyster
bar, hvf entert.ajnment michtly m
the her area Open fur dinner
nightly (mm 5 p.m Wttlitnd
hour' from IO:JO a.m F'1lx.tlou.,
Sundav Brunch l-'le'1led 11 400
P.C J·f in 1.-.un1 Reach
T ALE OF THE WHALE
Eaperience 1 step b.d into lime
tu a 1.1l11ct where you can dine at
vour own leu1ur1'. Enjoy the ro
mant·l' of uld Nl'wporl with 1 p11n-
"ran11<' bey Y1t>w. E1.c1te your
-.t'll'>n with lht.11 M'l\5Att0naJ M'a·
f,,..l(f and u adtllun.al favon tits.
Brukfa.~t -; a m Mon -Fr i . Lun<'h
11 .i Mun -F'ri.. Dinner 4 11
Mun .. Sal Sat. and S un Brunch
-; ~. ()\ ter Bar F'n., S.t 6 Sun
Ban4u
0
el fac1ht1t> up to 500 400
Main St . Balboa 673·46.13
THE WAREHOUSE
R ESTAU RANT
OffeTioC dinera 1 view of N•-vurt
Bey and 1 b acqround of u&.I ~L... The Warehoutte Rn·
laurant. l•JCaled in Lido Marina
Villaice 11 34.\0 Via Oporto, iii one .
uf tht IAree;.t rhtauranl$ lucated
ont ht' watufronl In 1dd1t1un lo 11
l'onderful menu. The WarthOUM'
11> 11 J(rHt pllK"' fur vutdoor di111nte
un it. brand rww ~ated, thrff
tie\ofll bm:k petl<l. T~ Warth~
" opton for lunc:h I I ·:l0-2:30, dtn
nt'r"' M vnda v Thurs da'
;, .IO 10 :io. F'riday Saturday
5.:\0 11 and Sunda) 5 10 Supt'r
Sunday Brunch IOA M 2P M
Mo)'•r 1•rt'd11 cardJ> "" art'epttd
F'ur rriiervat1un'. rall 171 41
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INDIAN
B UKHARA
CUIS INE OF INDIA
Ptrhapa the a.oat n cmnc ,,..
restaurant in HuntiftC'°n Beach.
BUKHARA. br111tt1 to you th.
Wlt and atmoaphere of India. M~t of thl' food al BUKHARA i1
prepared int Tandoor k'-Y oven)
F'rffh •picn crt'ate un.iq~ t.tn
a.nd dllltiorun arumu rw e.ach
dash. You'll find the food authf'n
lie and ru.onably priced. And.
the 1tm••phert Ml wann and in-
timate that it fffll lib hocM.
0J)t!n i days 1 WML Lunch Mrved
I I 30·2:30 p.m. with lunch 1pecialt
btcinninc al S:?.99. Oinner-aerved
5.30 p.m.·l <>.:10 p.m Friday a S.t·
urday upen 'til 11 p.m. fteMr.
1atwna and ta.Irr out ordl'n wel·
c;1me Conven~ndy IUfat.d acrwa
frum the Huoti.nctun Center (off
th• •O.S frwy at IM11Ch to Edi.ncerl
-;594 Edingff Ave lil41842-31il
GKAN D DINNER THEATER
lmpn•1'MVe dm1n1t and pru
lt'"'h•n .. 1 pruduttiun' 1rf ,.urt' to
1>IH"t' f'ltt'h 11me vuo '1 .. 1t 1°'ht'
t'\tro .. rdtn.ar) huflf'I 11Ht.n rt.lbl
l1,1ru11 nf ~f. 11lnl'li ham with a
I t1111 "8u<·l'. I ;l'orJ(•n c-h1<'ktn w11 h
Vt'1t~ht' .. 1111d 11lut and the M1h1
'.\lah1 '" ~"t"d in 3 pt'~nt ..a~
Tri , .. 1 .. , h•t1unin1 and crta.m '"'a
ft'ill l11111fllt' t-:n,.. dmrwr and a
11111\ 11111111ht' C.rand 01nnf'r
·rh .. at•r lucated "11h1n the Grenet
Hottl m Anah«"1m 11 I Hotf'I Wa\
<"1111 :7:! ":710
HARLEQ 'I
DINNER THEA.ITER
E-.•n cu•tom"r 1 an hf. eapt('ted 111
ll<l' trHll'<i hkto • •·ell'hnl\ Thf'
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llttf, 1 h1<'lif'n and foh dis~.
l>U"ta,., ..alad;,, '"lttl3b'". and <11n
lul d"'-""rb Tlw-S..1 and Sun
larunt·h indud..,. 1 1arw11 u( '1tlt
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1o1\i.1lahlt' f.,r prl\all' dtnlftJ Thf'
11wl1\ldu.lll dt'<'United pn1•at•
h.il'"'" f•M'"" U\'f'rlooll lhf' 4!IO
,,..at b.~ti.• .. naptd main room
Thf' Harl~um " '41C'attd 1l ~l
S.. Harbo11 1n Santa Ana <'all
~:'9 -;:~-.u
GINO'S ON THE HILL
Al11W1>l a C-1 ... ta M-tand-rli
•htrt fritnd .. and~"""...,. rnftl
<:1n.1'1t "n 1 an ltal .. n R~1aurant.
hut "' r~t•urant IW>•nf run h" a
1111.-all hahJ1n .. :, f'll t huutrh the\
~""mun halmn llf'm'• t~v 11.,.,
1.ff.-r .i laritr \ 11r11'1\ .,( ••I her lltfth
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nwnu "'•th .-rn1,11\4'" vn quahh
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'.\1un 1hr11 !'>Jl '"'m 14 :10 pm
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fr um 9 "' ru. L.uu1ud.&l .cl.It E. l i Lh '"''•H. l'u,.11 M....a (' II 6.'iO 1";'4)
f.,r f"""'f\alt\lft,, dtrKIHtM /"
'"·ball'\'t'r
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7, 4.~00 ~ ~
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THE BA"~ Amrnnln from M ~ rrom 131$ an• fl1lftl n n , UO·' • • • l~llll1 """'"'' Im.in 2''9 01 1~
BRISTOL BAlt • Gaa:L. BolW01 1 .. Aml'f'l<'ln M !15·112115 S3 """ 00 •• '2 OO-S$ 00 4-7 * • 1: .
3111 Kritt<JI, t .,. ... M .... M7 3000
T~f. f.ANNERY ill! ... "'"" "'""'"'"1 ._.. 87~,,n Snlood at295·SIU5 .. ~." •11 7$.114 25 W ilO * • ~ .. • CRAZ!HOR~ STE~8'1fOrno: I "'111 lit•• ho ihuw • A"" 12 ~~ ff P5·Sl6~ 13~111$ Hobda)"I 5-7 • • •
~¥!ERS Conll"4'111al '8 50 111195 .. ~.M~ S$1$ S!ll5·M ~ • llpto ·~ etYd lata Mt9 646 2n 1 '° LE MleJo M21 v,. , N-.cn 8Mcli f76<4904 French from 110 '"'"' ~50 from atao •
MARl't.\i.LO'S I""'· I~ • h -.1 llununl(U"' a.... h M'l '"I> IYol ... n trumµh.1 ,,_, s..t n 'W;,..•
Ml C~St M •. , ... n AWt•.rtt i= ) ; • * • ~/'.!ti• f' lolh . I lr .. u. ""-Ml TUI &uW'l'\t•• .
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INJ~U ~-!~LP<lft.l. ii:r::. from 1109:> ~M-•ts at6 -a1050 . .. ,. • * U'l.Tb * aiiliiiiii~~ s..-. :·· . k 2$ .. ... ,. * • • "''° ~ •• -..
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