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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1988 25 CE TS
Growth limit won't stQp CM hotel
Did the prospect of tnttlatlve' s passage
spur Marriott's construction of suites?
BJ JENNIFER WEIER °' .. ..., .......
The prospect of the slow growth
initiative passin& may have spurred
Marriott Corp. officials to start build-
in& a S2S million Costa Mesa hotel
before they had planned. a marketing
director with the company said this
momma.
Another official J1sputed her
claim. however, saying building was
tiluall> behind schedule because of
iifternal problems. ·
Julie Moll. markt't1ng director of
M~rriott Sultt's. said the company
ongmall) had plannt'd to de~)'
construction because of the soft
market in the South Coast Plaza area,
but started bu1ld1ng because of some
worties about the slow growth in-
itiative.
"I don't know that we were tremen-
do us!)' conce~ned, but if we decided
to wait. we might not have bttn able
to 10 forward with the rrojcct." Moll
said.
Construcuon on the 255-suite hotel
bqan about two weeks ago and is
expected to be completed by the
summer of 1989. officials said. The
Costa Mesa site would ~ the second
Marriott suite hotel 1n Cahfom1a
with the other being in Newport
Beach. Other Marriott hotels 1n the
state are not su1tt' hotels. and the
newest hotel as expt> cd to cost
between S25 m11l1 on and SJO m 11l1on.
Rusty Jones,\ ice pre,1dent of hotel
development. said tha1 the 1n111auve
had no t hang to do"' 1th the dec:1S1on to
build on three acres at the comer of
Anton Boulevard and <i;ik1oka Dnve
"We'\e just been 'Cry slo..-. 1n
getting 11 off the ground." he said
"The hotel has been plan nt'd for some
tt mt' . The slow gro..-.1h has nothing
to do ..-.11h 11 "
Jones said internal probkm• led to
the d~3) The Washmgton DC •
based compan} usualf\ stans <:on·
strucllon lo\llhan nmr months ol
bu) ing a pro pt>n). he Q1d Mamott
has o..-.ned the Costa \1esa site '>tnu:
September 1986
Moll said com pan~ 00ic1als arl·
an11 c1patmg a slo..-. b11\1nt"ss 1n th{'
hotel's first \ears
··"-e ~no:... that 1t'' going to be:
tough for us. that lht' other hotels
aren't doing too ..-.ell. Rut down the
road three to fol.Jr )ear' from now. as
the offi te buildings in the area fill up.
"'e think bu 1ne!ls will he great." she
~Id
Thl' hotel market 1n the area
lUrrcnth 1\ "..-.eak." said Mark
l\.alknt>erga. a partner in the New-
port Aea1.h u!Tice of Bt-nns & Co .. a
hotl'I ronsult1ng firm. The soft mar-
kl't ., a r1.·~ult of lot!> of construction·
tx·t,i.t•t:n 1 lJIS~ Jnd I Cl 6. he said.
(Pteaee eee SUITES/ A2)
Sentenced Pedaling
• pizzas
proving
popular
City ~a--ttOrney
says HB council
punishing her
Ex-Reagan aide Lyn
Nofziger is sentenced to
90 days in prison for
Illegally lobbying adminis-
tration officials./ M
Coast
Marines are flown from
the El Toro Marine Air
Statton today for jungle
training exercises in
strife-torn Panama./ A3
World
Piiot of a hijacked Kuwaiti
jumbo jet with 55 people
on board pleads with the
Beirut Airport control
tower to allow him to
land./A5
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BJ PAUL ARCBIPLEY °' .. ...., .... ..,.
Residents on Newport Beach's ·
Balboa Peninsula well know the
headache o f trying to travel 10 and
from their homes when the strtt'ts arc
clogged with beach traffic.
Imagine trying to operate a pizza
delivery scrv1ct' down there.
That s the situatton facing recently
opened Bingo Pizza on Newpon
Boulevard.
Restricted by the Cll) to delivery
service only - a customer can't carry
a pizza out of the store -BinJo's
~uccess hinges on its ability to deliver
its pizzas hot and fast.
But if traffic is barcl) crawling
along Newport Boule' :\rd. how can
Bingo makt' Jood o n itc; promise to
deliver within 30 minutes of an
order~
Enter new t'mplo)cc: Dave Sperl-
ing. a neophyte triathletc who wants
to keep an shape for tnathlo ns and
pack up a few bud 'I before he
transfers to UCI in the fall.
The new employee figured if
tht'y're spinning pizza do ugh in the
kitchen. why not spin the fi n ished
product out to their cu,tomers?
Sperling. 19. asked afhe could make
deliveries o n his b1cyck
After all. there's hot dog on a stick.
ice cream on a cone. Whv not p1zzaon
a Peugeot?
On has first night. Spt>rli ng dropped
off I 2 pizzas. The other deliveryman.
dri"ing in a car. deli vert'd 13. "J didn't want to use m y car.
anyway." said Sperling. a Newpon •
Beach resident. 'Tm not into cons-
tant stanmg and sto pping and look·
mg for a park mg plaCt' ...
On a bike, he can c;ce addresses
more easily. take shnn cuts and
negotiate through Jridlncked traffic.
Naturally. Srrling o~ys all traffic
laws -sort o .
"I ha\•cn't been rt'nl strict." he
admitted. "but I'm not flagrant. "I
haven't bttn caught }t't ··
He figures that on a busy night he
rides about 30 miles an nll.
(PleaM .ee PIZZA/ A2)
...., ........ .,Lee .......
0.Ye Sperllna work.a oat while be work.a at beatln& the
competltloa 61 dellYel'in& plua oD the trafflc-eloged
Balbo9 Penlf•la OD b1a bicycle.
Hutto n le tter c laims
budget h e ld h ostage
for politicaT re:isons
By ROBERT BARKER °' .. ...., .........
Huntingto n Beach < 11' o.\ttorne'
Gail Hutton has <;c:l"t -ktters to
residents sedingcommun11~ support
for an impending budet't battle she
faces. an effort that com'es at tht' same
time police are in' cs11ga11ng allega-
tions that one of her emnlo\tt'S held a
second full-time 1ob 1n Los Angel~
In the letter addrrs~d "Dear
Friends." Hutton. the o nl) elccte'd
cat} anornt'~ 1n Orange Count}.
wrote:
"Each )tar for poli11cal reasons
there 1s an attempt to hold m} office
hostage at budget time l 'nlc:ss I have
been a ·good girl' I political!}) in the
past }t'ar. there 1s a n attempt to
·spank· during the budl!et process b}
cutting the funds a' ailnble to me to
perform the tasks ncce ~f\ for me to
do m ) JOb. ·
"You w1ll l"('Cogn1ze that this 1s ·no
..-.a, 10 run a railroad · I am elected to
be 'independent. I am required and
mandated b} la..-. and b} )OU. the
'Ott' rs. to run m\ offiC't" I be he\ e \ ou
agrer "'1th this premise Please help
mC' b} tommunicat1ng 'our thoughts
o n this matlt'r to vour coun-
cilpt>rsons Lt-i's take p0lit1cs out of
the c1ttes' (sic) legal affairs It as um~
for Huntington &ach rn Come of age
and to recognize that pett~ poli11cs
and bureaucratic po-.er pla~ s ha' e no
place 1n ·big cit}· go' emment."
In the' lener. Hut11~n listed the
names o f the se'en r11, Council
members and their 1C'lerhone number
at C11' Hall
Huiton rt'portedh 'a~ a..-.a~ on
'acauon and couldn't ke real'hed for
comment on the letter bur an aid<.'
said tht' lett~ "'cnt out a1 Hutton·,
expense to SC' era! tt>nusand sup..
poners .
Council man Tom \la'' noting
that Hutton had a\'ru<.<d otherli ot
being political. !Miid hrr kiter ··1~ a
despera~ attempt to J'l('ht1\'11e and to
Cou-nty-fai-updates-its country-image
bnng pressun.· down on the Cat y
( ounc1I.
"I find the letter as 1n:ippropnate.'' ·
he said.
( o uncilman Jack l\.t'll) claimed
tht• letter smacks of being "1uven1lc
fanc)" and that d1fferentts should be
!>ell led b) s1111ng do..-. n and talk mg
"'1th officials instead of wntang letters
to rt's1dents.
0 1her officials tem11.-d the letter
··ridiculous .. One said he would find
11 hard to JUSllf} budget increases an
light of the number of Hutton·s
Gail Batton
employees and the 1'1r)rk that's per-
formed in her office
Hutton said in the letter tha1 her
depanment's budget of $950.000 1s
less than I percent oft he city's general
fund
The I percent share nas remained
onstant o'er 1he 10 \t'ars that she's
been \'11, attorne'. she "'lad
The letter am~ ed at homes at the
same 11me that C11' ~dm1n1strator
Paul Cool asl ed police to ln\CSllptc
allC'gat1ons 1hat an t'mplO)tt' in
Hutton's offi c defrauded tupayers
h~ "orkmg in Ft'dcral Coun an Los
~ ngclcs "'h ile also being paid for full
(Pleue eee BUTTON/ A2)
Revised
histocy
By .IENNIFl!:ll WEBER And they're touting their yuppiness in press something ~Ith the fai r that would reach 1ts t1on. contest coordmatM \.11ke \an \'. znl k °'............. releases. no less: "Yuppie Co!"P,Ctition on target audience. 25-to 40-year-old men said
Only in Onntt County. land of bottled Board at Oranac Coun.ty Fair .. In other That's the same age grnup. mcadcntall). that For people who -.orl _ panirnlarh tor
· agesNB
is· years water and Bttmcrs.. would the folk.sat the fair words. a search for the fau~st yuppie of them accounts for most faarg"Crs. 4 tho se..-. ho ke-ep the notC\nous ~ uppie a ours _
have a compdition to c-rown the yuppicst of all. The ~thlon of yuppt~om. The contest as parth a {'ab at tft'e status· reg1stenng. making somethtng.. bnngmg 11 to
the yuppies. The fa!"'· at. sold-plated ~ nttd not conscious. self-1ndulgrnt afcst) le that has the fau1rounds in Costn Mesa and r1rl ing 11
Yue. it's different thr se days at the county cntc~. This as naorous stuff. wtth challenges come to be associate-d Wlth ) uppies. More up after the fair as too t1me-<onsum1ng (' 1lmc· B) GREG KLER .. X
fair. Remember urbln cowboy? You a n . that include: importantly. however. it's i-rt of a shrewd as-}ou-are e vents arc morr appealing to the ft
for1et it now. • Readina the Wall Street Journal. markctina scheme to ke-ep people coming to hfe·in-tht'-fast-lant' crowd. · o. ... ...,"-' ..... ~there are still the jams and ~!lies. • Saartina a BMW. the fair and participating an 1t. It's a plan to .. People in this panic-ular area seem 10 Il l e Happ) b1nhda~. Nt"wpon Beach.·
the cakes and pin. tbc Rowtn. the and • • ~sion p-oomina. a~I to people v.ho have Im.le ttme. art the thmas that are m "rc impromptu .. fair 'n of
the animals. Theft istnMlition, after all. •Aerobic dancing. incrcasinaJy sophasttc:'lted and haH the spokesman Jail Uo~d c;aad "It's JUSt pan of .\lthough the coast.al anchor of
But thete are mockm times and Onn1t • Mocklina a business suit (suspenden alternatives ofDisneyl:lnd and Knott's Serr) gC'tllng them down hen-to ha'e fun in a real Orange Count) dad not become a cny
County's a modem pla<'e. U~le. optional). Farm neatb · eas) way. It's kind ofrom y. but ..-.e v.ant them until 1906. mt'mbers o.f the Newpon
So the rnartrti,. folks at the fair arc • Up synci~ a sona "that ellemplifies the Even a county fair hns to stay compet1t1vt'. to let their hair do~ n. tno .. Ekach H 1stoncal Soc1ctv a~ soi~ to ~-"'the same peof'le everyone dae ICU Yuppiei~' ThcprtUrdeatesaysthiscan and to do so. at has wmed to bia business TheOranac Count) Fair as in the 'anguard pt>rform a bit of hastoncal ~vasaon
thtiniPtson: the yups. Not to beaiuOt with indudeji in beer commercials. Probably 11rat~ adentifyina its consumcn and of e\ents t.t')Ctang }Ouna fam1hes. a("('ording and bump rhe cat 's fnundtna beck
their puts down (tbc inevitable rauf1 of not Corona-wtiter •'OUld never do. tailonna its product to their nttds. to Van Wmkk. abt,ut I \Ca rs -to 18~8.
wearina sutpenden). they've let up some The ~tor of this t.ttlc of the t.by-One aspect of that i~ offmna MW "spun-"The whole procram 1s breaking nt'" In ~mbcr of 11'88, brot.hcn
· tourMIMDllfortbetreedy. boomen. Hallm~.which.....ttodo l&MOUI" ('Ontcsts liu tbc yuppie compd1-(Pleue ... PADl/A2) James and John McFadden com· lllilililiilllllliiiiilillliiliiilil••••••lllllllliillilll•iillliliiillilllliiiiiiiliiiiiiiilliiiliiliiiilllllm••••••••••••••••__J~ plrtcd tht' McFadden Wharf. which ..-.ould later become a major ca,.,
JWAcan'tbeoalywaytoflyla·future
FAA helps county search for alternate
ways of handliQgOC alo><>rt overload
8J 809 VAN SftDf ............
ly die ,_, 200S. 22 million
p 11111• • ~ win be tryi111 to
ICl•I t• ilM JoM Wayae Airfoft. ~ IO die ClltihU o.n-... ot ...... A.
... ltlS ClOUlt ..= ....
._ ~ CCM1a1y •ftd IM aty of
New,., liid Hmiu IM Mlllbtt of
__.,1111 o neol.,milioft.
aviation ofticials say. don't have a parttcular site in mind.
In an dlOn to deal with this airpon We want to avoed Sft!Mt=h thn)W-
aupply deficit. • co.Jition of Oranee inaout i«asthat ain't t.e With. ..
County businas and aviation lf'OUPI One ~ that has alrndy nncflt-d,
-.sfonnedtWO}al"llfOtOtookfou howtVt'f, II the polll"'lity o( p nt
IM'W airpon litt. civilian and mahW) utt of the El
llepracnfiti~ of the Airport Sik Toro ManM Corps Air Station.
Cmlition an~ Thunday that Tblt ~ as vilofoutly ~
IM) had received 1 SI 50.000 pant poKd l!l' midtftts and officials 1n
from tht Federal AViltia. Admfna•:-neafby In ine. But tbt coahhOft asn't
ua&ioQ '° sup pan *1r ..m. for Nh~ it out. Btfl •Id.
twQI IO~IAtc tk "".,"Oft John "E Toro w1D•w tittdMlt will br
WaYM Airport; C'Clltlid:rtd ..... lllid.
-We a1ie ~ 9Mijiiftit dllt wt cu Pwt~ ~ ol" °"" militaf) idtnufy 1 _.. titt or litea IMt can be 1vi91ioft ticilMia. ~ as the Los
eddtd to t9'e .,.... ... •id Al lrll. the A•• Navel Air Slloon. wall Ibo
coalition's t'Wtlti-. dWlclor. "We bt c 1111i t111ed. lel Mid
In addition to the adn of a sanaJc
MW a1rpor1 sate. the ro.'huon -.111bc
took1na at othcT a.hcmat1\ct, 1ndud-
i,. tome that make uw of rt'ttnt
brcakth~s 1n an1t1on ltth·
ftC>lol). 0-pomabahty woukJ be to ~nld a
9rrin of amaJI airport\ that coukt
accommodatr smancr aircraft. said
Tim Mn-win, aviatton rroanm man·
.,-wath tht atOC"11t10n.
An eaampte. ht said. 11 the MW
London Ctl} Airport. MIK'h II
lomted Oftl) OM nttle fnMW ak Ctl) 't
C't'nttt and handles)Cl and t~
11maft capebtt of":~ and
'"....... /d)
depot on the Oranae Coast.
O ne month later. the 619-ton
Eureka - the first ship to dock at t.ht
pier-unloaded 1tsca!t0.Commerc:r
an cwpon Beach had "'Sun.
The cit) 's moat CUn'nlt hillory
book. the I QI I Ofr1e1:.I H1"°')' ol
ev. pon Beach. marks t~ aty's
found1na an I~. But Mc:aua mo11
copies are sokt out. Htstoncal 5oaety
memben a~ pri,. up for UOlher
pnntl!'f.
And 1n thaa edauon. lhe city triU •
I r~ars.. ··we t.bouPt aboul JUll """-
the one wt had. but*" •twhl I woukt br 1 bale bentt •II a_..
furthcT.'' said N ~. '8 '8111 ,
of the Htttonml'~.
T1lf .................. .,
lM book .. 't-«° .. :: • -~ie;: lt8dt Ott ...
ntlht mttti .. 11611 Onlll!!-boot. whd Wil •._.. ..
CPI 1113 -I I al
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'., .. YANSYUN .............
State See. Marian Berteton an·
D09nced IOdl)' that aht WU sfapport·
int Irvine City Councilman Dave
Baker in the 40th District con-
peuional l'ICC.
• • · When incumbent Robert Bldham,
R·Newport Baich, announced earlier
· ... ,. a.his year that he would not tttk a
. eeventb aerm in the Hou1e of Rep-
\ ratntatives, Berltton. httltlf a New· "• pon le8ch Republian. was thousht
' by many oblerven to be the heir
., apparent.
' But the 60-year-old 1mator de-
cided to remain in th<' state Lqir-
lature, where she has 1eniority and
considerable influentt. She did not
make an immediate endorx~nt but
promittd to make one.
.. When I decided not to run for the
1at myself, I said I would seek out the
best ctndidate and knd him my
tuppofl," Bll"FIOn said at a press
conference in Santa Ana. ''That
candidate is Dave Blk<'r ...
Baker. JS. is chalknaed by 12 etiher
Republicans for his ptirty!s con-
aressional nomination. The coastal
Oranac County distrirt is he.avily
Republican and the rany's nomi-
nation is considered •~ntamount to
election I
Of the other Republican con·
tcn~cn. only a few art thought to be
major threats.
One of those. Nathan RoKnberg.
emerged -SC'Cmingly from nowherc
-in 1986 to mount a challenge
apinat incumbent Rohen lldham
that won him eore than lO pen:cat ol the popular voee.
R0tenbtta is runnina a ~1-
financed 1«ond try for the 1cat this
}'Hr but bas not won l"DdorlcrMnts
from major local ~litkal ftaurn and
had down played the importance of
endorsements.
Baker. who is becked by local
politicians such as County SupervilOI'
Thomas Riley and C~ta Mesa City
Councilman Peter Buffa as ~II as
Bergeson. said he belirved the rec·
ommcndations would help his cam-
paian. "I think they will help us raise
funds." he said, "I know that these
peo ple do not Jive their cndorx·
mcnts lishtly and I belitvc these arc
endorsements I have earned."
.
Hot weekend ahead for Coast
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• WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Food and On.ta Administration has
lokt prospective developers of home
-AIDS lest kits they must limit market
research to hospitals. clinics and
other traditional health care settings.
That and other restrictions con·
tained in a March 30 policy statement
cff«tivcly bar home test kits by
headina off accumulation of the very
kind of data tKat would be needed to
convince the FDA to a~vc them.
Despile the clear signal that the
FDA is not disposed to look kindll on
such ma.ss distribution of an A OS
test. lhe policy letter said the •ncy
will seek pubhc comm<"nl that could
lead il to revise the guidelines.
FDA spokeswoman Susan Cruun
said Thunday the FDA will publish
its suicklincs for considerinJ ap--= proval ofhome AIDS ttsl kits in the
Federal Resister. along with its inten-
tion to convene public workshops on
the issues surroundina such
premarket research.
The policy letter went to 17 ~pie
or companies who had expressed
interest in markctinsan AIDS test kit.
An official. who insisted on
anonymity for fear of hcins accused
of prejud&inJ applications before thcv
arc filed. said the e11istence of homt
tests for ptttnancy is no argument for
the home AIDS ltsts. The official said
the emotional impact ofleaminJ one
has a life-threatening discatc 1s far
SA teachers'
payhikeOK'd
Ora• .County's larsrst school
district has reached a l<'ntativc thrtt-
ycar compromise apttment with
teachen Jiving them a S perttnt pay
hike retroactive 10 last July. the
district disclosed.
Nqotiaton for th<' Santa Ana
Unified School District and the Santa
Ana Educators Associntion reached
.,-cement on the tentative pact early
Thunday. said district 'lpoktswoman
Diane Thomas.
A one-hour meeting Thursday
nipt reaffirmed the 8'1"CCmcn1. she
said. Educaton in the 1.600-tcachcr
district will vote on the peel Tuesday
and the Board of Ed ucation will
consider it thar evening
different. Th~ policy letter. signed by Pal.If D.
Parkman. director of the FDA 's
Center for Biologics Evaluation and
Research. tells companies not 10 even
bother fihng applications for pre·
market approval unlcs•r
•Theirkitsarc labeled and market·
ed for professional use c'nly "within a
comprehensive health t·are environ·
ment (e.g. hospitals. mrd1cal clinics.
doctor's offices. STD clinics. alterna-
ti,,c test sit('S and mental health
clinics.)"
•Blood is drawn only by a person
"recognized by a stnte or local
authority to perform such
procedures" -in other words a
licensed technician.
•The testina sequence includes a
currently licensed ~nins test.
•All results arc reported directly to
professional health carc providcn for
reportinf and interpretation of results
"as wcl as for rouno;clins of the
individual."
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Record-settingyoilJ:?gpilot Shultz returns, vowS to try agaJn
wan ts to study medicine SHANNON, Ireland (AP)-Sec· is stabilized. In fact. Shultz said. "I think ~·vc
OKLAHOMA CITY CAP)-Ton)
Alicngena says flying is an OK hobb).
but he wants to be a doctor when he
grows up.
The 9-ycar-old from San Juan
Capistrano. flew into the history
books last week when his small plane
touched down in Boston to complete
a cross-eountry flight. He became the
youngest pilot ever to fl y across the
continental L" n11ed St:ites unaided.
besting a l ~)ear-olrl's previous
achievement.
Tony IS on hts "ay home now. and
the rctum trip put him at O klahoma
City's Wiley Pos1 .\1 rpon briefly thls
mpming.
Reponcrs werc on hand to g.rcet the
young pilot. who said hlS flight 10
Oklahoma from an ovrm ight stop 1n
Independence~ K~n .. was uncvtntful.
He said hiscross<ountrye11cursion
has really taught him how to fly. but
SUITES ...
Jl'romAl '
Between 1.400 and I .SOO hotel rooms
currently arc in the arcn.
The Marriott Corp. decided to get
into the Costa Mesa m nrkct because
of its proximity 10 the John Wayne
Airport and the South Coast Metro
area. Marketing studit s 1ndica1c
"tremendous future growth" in the
area. she said.
"As we move into thi-'90s. we feel
confident that we can fill the hotel and
be the kader 1n the arcn." Mo tl said.
rctary of State George P. Shultz Shultz .ca~tloned reporters in an probably gotte!' a littk fu.rther tha~ I
piloting isn't in his carttr plans -he headed for home tod:.y without a airborne news conference not to expected we might. So we 11 keep at 11.
wants to be a doctor. brcakthroup on MMtea\t peace talks. assume the surge of ubanon And I wilt find time. as time socs
But for now. the boy said he's cqer but he vowed 10 find the ti~ to 111. diplomacy "~cans some big new along. !? come back and work at it
to act back 10 the oth<'r pursuits of apin "and struale apinst the odds. • devclopn:i.cnt in ubanon or on the myself.
childhood -like playins with his En route, Shultz rmde a surprise host~cs. . . After several days of praisin• King
skateboard and building a fort back stop in Cyprus to make some head-Nine '."mencans ar1.· being held Hussein of Jotdan for takins a
home. . . . way on a new powcr·th~rinaamnac· hostage 1n ~cbanon by gro~ps that "constructive' .a~proach t~ a ~.S.
.Tony 1s mak1ns his ~ross-country ment in bettered Lebenon. U.S. 1erronsm expert<. believe arc plan for ncgot1a11ons and 1mplyins
tnp accompanied by his flight in--A U.S. Anny hefiropter new controlled by It-a~. . .. Israeli. Prime MiQistcr . Y1~hak
structor and an obscr_v<-r. Lebanetc PrcsidCnt Amin Gcmayal In acknowl~aing on!y "1nche.s of Sham.ir had ~ot. Shultz. said: The
from Beirut to meet with Shultz. A progress over ~1x days '':' the Middle lsra~hs arc as interested 1n peace a~
senior U.S. official said Gemayal was East. Shultz did not as'l1gn blame to s1ab1lity as Jordan and the Palnt1·
w.illin.11oconsickrS~nckmands to l~racl or Jordan .. the kt"~ parties who nians. perhaps even more so." HUTTON •••
From Al
ti~ work in Huntintt<'n Bcac.h.
Walter E. Burk. a department
analysl rcsianed his S40.000-a-ycar
job last Friday after brina confronted
by department ofrlcial' with allcp-
rionl of heavy absentm.n cou]>lcd
with the reports of havi• • tee0nd
job. ·
Burk took a job as deputy djstrict
court e11ccutivc with thf' U.S. District
Court in Los Anaclcs in October.
officials said. Hutton said last week
that Burk was away from bis job in
Huntin11on Beach for rarts of Octo-
ber and November and all of Decem-
ber. He had exhausted his sick time.
compensatory time and vacation
time with the city. she said.
About two weeks before the "mis·
nation," Hutton requested a e!Y raise
and an uppadinsofjobcluaifiC:ation
for Burk in a preliminary bucitet
request. An aide said this week that
pay increase requests for all cm·
ployecs arc routine in n preliminary
budget.
d1lu~e.1he pow~n of his ofra. which d1~ not accept h1~ proposals. And he He said both Shamir and Forcian trad111~nall)' . 1~ rewned for a sa~~ he was not discouf'.'&cd. Minister Shimon Pcrrs had uraed
Maron11e Chnst1an. . Whether )O~ att d1scou~ or, him 10 keep ~thoo&h Shamir S~ultz wo~ked out the aerm1 wt!b not has to ~o with )'OU~.cxpcc~ll~!" still has "rcKrvations" about a
Synan President Haf<'Z Alllld . an of what might happen: he said .. If Middle East peace confettncc. Damascus Tuctday. The Synan }OU have the expectatio n everything
leader did not o&r to withdraw his all of a sudden is going to fall into Shultz had hoped such a mMing
army from Lebanon. but IM Uaiteil place you'd be discourngtd, but I am could be called in mid-~pril. but he
Statesishopinathatcouldocxvri(the not that nah·c to think the difficult acknowledged that otw1ously was
counary.tombycivilwarfor 12yan.. problems faJI awa)'." now impossible.
AIRPORT OVERLOAD SOLUTION VIEWED •••
P'niaA·l
middle distantt niaht1 within Britain
and across the Enalish Channel to
continental cities.
"fares arc &crribly hiah." aid
Merwin. ..but there is a cutain
scpncnt of the busincsa travclins
public for whom time is more
valuabk than money. The airport is
privately operated and is an the
black."
New vertical takeoff aircraft ctc.
vclopcd for military u~. such as the
VS-12 Osprey tilt rotor may soon be
a vailable for civilian use. Merwin
said.
A proliferation of such small air-
strips could eliminate the nttd for
another la~e airport, Merwin said.
The coalition includes the Oranae
County Chamber of Commerce, the
OranacCounty Aviation Council, the
Industrial ~.aauc of Oranae County
and the Airport Working Group.
Oranac County officials were
oblised under the 198S John Wayne
Airport Settlement · Agreement to
appoint a non-sovemmcntal group to
search for a new airpor1 site.
Funds from the grant arc beins
channeled throuJh the Southern Cali·
fornia Association of Governments.
The association has npplied for an
additional $228.000 on behalf of the •.
coalition. The additional money
would extend the coalition's efforts
through 1989.
Fund.s from the FAA grant will be
used primarily to hire technical
consultants to perform ~tudics in the
areas of traffic. plannina and tna:i·
nccring. according to Btll.
FAIR UPDATESCOUNTRY IMAGE ••. The Osprey has a ranac of 600 to 800 miles and can take off from a
runway as small as a h<"liport.
In March 1987. the County Board
of Supervisors appointed the coali·
tion to the task and. in ScP.tcmbtt of
the same year. filed an appliation ~
Tht aroup will hold a public
meeting to formulate a work propam
May 21 in the ca~ete_rW at Auor COrp. FromAI
vound. which is the war. the whole
fair industry is going. · he said.
.. Basically. we arc mtttin' the needs
of our community by ta1lorins our
prosram to accommodnte a difTtrent
type offair-soer."
Van Winkle and other fa ir or-
pniun have been concocting con-
tests for busy boomers for about thrtt
· · yean now. much to the yuppies'
delif!tt.
Lake the much-hungered-for
omckt-makina cu·stravapnza. It
-was so popular at last year's fair (the
theme was "don't miss the cu·
citerMnt") that orpni1crs decided to
~doitapin . • t... Or sand Pictionary. \ponsorcd by
Coppntone. fittinaJy rno&llh. The
,,
' . ..
. HISTORY •••
!:.· ..... At
~ cover only. will cost ab<\ut $6 7. SOO to
• -prodU«, and that COSI will be footed
... by Jht city. .. , The .-edition will contain ap-
.. prt!limaldy I SO ~ of new tut
· 1DCludi111 an upda~ on Newport
lads ·ahroush the 1980s. About
S,000 initial copies will be printed.
~= llllJ 111111
llMIOPPICa Dt-..e.,-. eo. ....... CA _, ..,_ loo IMO Colt•...._ GA t2'2t
contcs1 combines the best of the
popular game yups pla~ for yuks and
Southern California benchiness.
Or distance smash Mall. based o n
the old·fashioned cg toss. where 1wo
people arc teamed up and move
farther and farther apan on each
round.
Fair organizers Slress 1hat the trend
from country corn to suburban slick·
ncss won'1 be a complctr conversion.
Traditional events will remain the
mainstay of the fair. thi-v satd.
But the fair has S<'Cn a stead)
decrease 1n recent yea~ of entries in
li ve stock d isplays. and Van Winkle
secs no chanae in that trend in the
future.
"We're just working with what we
have and doin• the best job we can to
display (the anmtals) as1>cSt we can:·
he said.
The bottom line. th~·n. is that by
kecpins current fair·soers interested
while drawing new folk'I into the fair
fold. the new upscale events could
g~arantcc the future nf the county
fair. .
PIZZA •PEDALER' •••
From Al
Bingo owner Marie Le Fever thinks
Spcrling's bike deliveries arc a great
way to peddle pizza.
"Sometimes traffic " bumper-to-
bumper out herc:-UFr vrr said. ·•So
far. wc·ve t>ttn able to meet our JO..
minute time limit.''
In fact. Lef~ver is so ha~ with
Sperlins's bike delivtriM she 1s hirina
others who either ride bikes or motor
1eootcn.
Old 11men. of rounc. witl chuckle
as they recall the dayi when bike
deliveries wtrc commonplace for
every business from the P'GCa'Y to the
pharmacy.' But nowad:.ys, evm the
paper boy is ridina in the t.clt of a
station WllOft.. _
But not Spertina. He'll take the bike
over his car anytime.
"I sea paid for wottina out, 10 it•s a aood deal." he said. In fact. you miaht
say it's a "piua .. cake.
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the federal a\'iation grant. ' headquarters in Irvine. •
~ bnlllnl ~ ~ clamolllds
join 01' eecleettliet • d OV origlnlf d!sigr IS
ID bin 01' Pf'tKt mamagr d prmo&4
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DAia\'lAGED PAGE
ble players
ma h words In
HB t is weekend
The: Dusty np. an ~int.ion of retired
andcumnt niahta ndants.. wiU hold an an auction
Saturday to bcncfi irlifeline. a voluateer net.wort
of pilots t11ho fly m ic:"l'l supplies and ~ to th~in~.
The event will~ h<'ld at the Mdsioa Viqo Elks
Lodge. 25'92 Mara~te Partway. witbapttVic-wat
7 p.m. ~eding 1~ auction at 8 o"dock. ~
donation 5 SS.
1V AC yetenn• to meet
Quec~1t) Chattrr ~7 of the womm·s Army
Corps VN~ns Aucr1ation will hold iu rqular
meeting Sa rday at I p m. in the community room
of Fidelit) vings and Loan. 13820 Seal Beach
Blvd. in Sea Beach.
An)' wdnan who has served or is cunrntly
serving in th.Army is "elcomc. Call Jean Earnshaw
at ( 213) 597-1560 for f1rther information.
Dolp.IJI•• wk JJoaorea
The Dohlims div1uon oft.he Newport Harbor
Arca thambh of Commcrtt is looti• for
nominations f• the 19~8 Silver Anchor Awards. an
annuaJ tribute kstow(d on -unsuna heroes-of I.he
communit)-
Recip1ents ~II bl-spotliptcd at tht Sil"·er
Anchor lunc hcoo \ta) I 7 at the Newport Mamon
hotel. Nom1nat1or, forms and furthn i~t1on
may be obt.aJncd b)contactina thechamberofftet at
644-8211 .
Ba•fne..women to meet
~ ~ Ctast Chancr Cbapca of I.he
American Busancs. womcn·s Association has
invited all local busiMS~orMD toa special prosram Tu~y at 6:30 pm. at the Claim Jumptt
Restaurant. 18050 Broolthurst St .. Fountain Valley.
Jan Slaten of < B.!t.S will speak on the job
markcL The dinner fer I\ SI O. and rnttVatt0ns may
be obtained by conta mg Reg1na Stcmbttg at
839-9359.
Health declaioa• alred
A discussion of th..· lepl documml called the
"durable power of anonaey for health care" will be
conducted Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Dttrf~ld
Communit) Park 1n ln11K.
The document allows its si&ner to appomt a
proll) to make his or Mr health are dcosions in caK
the sagm:r cannot do w . The ftt ts SIO. and more
information is available from Dave Anderson at
660-3920.
Water lecture la Ilea
·An Bruington. water rnourtt consuhant with
the Mun1c1pal Water Ot\tnct ofOranteCounty. will
speak bcforc the Mesa Consohdatcd Wattt Dtstnct·s
water ISSUCS stud) srour Tcesday.
Let tbe race begin
o.e ol 12 MJdl9en pnpuee to laad at tile Newport Barbor Yacht
CJU ..... =-· ... ca Emoa.lee f• tM 0.8. Yadlt Clab CJaalleqe c.p. wldci" 12 piSt c:lab ~ dae Ualted Statea. Tile
c1ten-.,e • ..,.,.._,.. bJ llolez Watci. CODCJada Satarday. Story -···
Lois Stoneman, 87,
noted pianist, dead
Lois· Roeers Stoneman. a OOC't-rc-
oowncd conan pianist and wtfe of late
bust ness maanatc .\Ian c. Stonnnan. dtcd
March 25. ~ •<as 87.
A nau"'e of lov.-a but rcsuient of
Southern California sanc-c 1936. Stoneman
lived in Newport Bcar h sintt 1960. <\n
acclauncd conttrt p.anist and respected
teacher as Loas Lynn Rogiers.. w ptt-
fonna! with many adu-a orchnuas m
the United States and aho performed
throughout Europe.
She saUd1ed •,t.h Adolph We1d11 and
Hcn1ot U") 1n Chx-aao: with Mana
Brnhaupt. leading~ of the noted
S1tms" Con5n'Vat<>r) in lkrh n: with
Madame -\<klle ausdcTOhe. a noted pupil
of compostt/paantst Fr.tnz l.Jszt: and wt th Sttsc1 Tamov."Sk) of the KJe, Con-
stnatOf"\ in Russia. a former teacher of
Vladimfr Horowatz..
Sto neman .. as preceded in death b> her
husband of 51 ~ca~. Alan. -.ho died in
1984. He Y.as the president of Purc-ll
lndustncs Inc and v.as Orange Count)
chairman of Ronald Rc="agan·s I %6
gubernatonal campaign :
The Stonemans are sul"' "ed b) 1~0
sons. -\Ian and Richard tv.o grand-
child.rm. Bradlc} and Jodi. stc="p-grand-
daughttt. Linda t1chter and husband.
Ro n: SlCJ>'lf'C31 granddall&hter. Enca
S11ctner: and sister Jessica 'Stanborough.
all of•hom h'e 1n Orange Count ~
MemonaJ sen ices "''II be held at 3 pm.
Sunday al the :'l.cv.pon Harbor Lutheran
Church, 798 Do\'er Dn"e. ~ev.pon
Beach. The fam1I~ requests that donations
be made in Stoneman·s memon to the
Donna Turner Smnh Memonal Piano
Scholarship Fund at Brigham Young
Uni"ers1t}.
~ ... Co.I DAILY PILOT/Fridey, April I . 198a * A3
Marine units leave
El Toro for training
in Panama 'sjungle
Mission unrelated
to strife in coun~ry,
U.S. military buildup
By CAROLYN CAU.ISON __ ............
~bout 300 Mannes lugged nOes and
machine guns to hugt 1ranspon planes at
the El Toro Man ne Air Station toda' and ~ere s.erenaded b) a D1' 1eland band befort'
lea' mg for JungJe training e~em~ 1n
strife.to rn Panama
The." Man nes. d resSt"d 1n camout1agt.'
uniform'> and CarT) 1ng \1-16 nfles ~1-NJ
malhine guns and oth1~r "'~n~ hcgan
· "" · -ll.~ th•'> ~nine
under cloud) sk1e~.
Their depanure 1s unrelated to tht' l \
m l11t.tf) buildup prompted b~ Panamd '
current pohucal 1urmP1 I. said Lt Gl·nt.'
Brov. nc a Camp Pendleton spo~C"sman
.\nother 500 Man ne<, "''" lc:at e for
Panama ne>.t ~eek. he <>aid
.. This ""hole thing for us ts pureh
co1nu denta1:· he \aid .. This pani~ ular
training C\Oluuon ha" bet>n ~hedukd
since December ··
The Ma n nes are members of the 2nd
Battalion. 9th Manne Rcg.i ment. and thc
1st Bauahon. 5th Manne Rc-g1ment at
Camp Pendleton
.. lt·s mo re or less a training enhance-
ment:· B.ro ""ne said ··w e don't ha't"
JUngh..~ in Southern Caltfom 1a and the~ do
do"'n there a t the .\rm' school so ~ego
there to train ...
The Mannes range 1n age from 18 10 45
and re~ ha\(' comba1 e.-:penence. said
Brad Stephan. e\eCUll' e officer with the
2nd Battalion. But hr saad they ~re
prrpared to fight 1f nec<"ssary.
"Our Mannes are always prcpared fo1
combat ·· trphan s.a1d
As the) ~a1ted. thr) wrrr entertained b)
an impromptu concen b) an El Toro
D1).1ela nd combo, wh1rh played a rcnd1:
u on of ''When the Saints Com1n&
Marching In" and other tunes as the
Mannes d1~us~d the tnp.
·~J. ha ' e a lot of m1xt'<f emotions about
n." ~1d P\I Steve Ag ui lar. 19. from San
.\nt<.1n10. Tn.J'>
·-rm not nen ous atlout 11 at all." said
P\I \11chael \fonns. 10 ofCasper. Wyo
Tht" Panamanian go' emment press ha
pn·dirtc:d that tht> Man nes· amval 1s the
fir-.t step 1n the tx·ginning of an a u..s_
1n'a!>1on a1mt'd at uu-.1ing Gen Manuel
~m.>010 'unt:ga
'unc.-ga "'hu .ill hend of the 15.000-
rmrmN"T"P::frraman1arrfle'fenSt' fortes 1s tilt'
po~C'r behind the country's c1v1han go ' -
Medl•tlon •tt•mpt• cal'-d oft
lnP•n•m•.A5
cmmL•nt has been ind1ned in the United
tate~ un drug charges
BroY.ne ~1d the Man nes would be far
from Panama Cit' and o ther areas of
rurrl·nt poltucal un'rest however.
"Fon 'herman 1s on the '\tlanuc s1de.
prell\ far removed from that other
ac11' 11~ ... he said
M 1~e Stepp. a spokesman for the
Dc.-fenst" Depanment. <>aid he didn't be-
lle' e the Camp Pendkton Mannes -.'Cf'C
told to take an~ s1>«1al precautions dunng
the ass1inmenl,
.. ~II A.mencans in Panama have been
urged to be cauuo ui., .. he said
~angers'.
authority
tOarrest
rejected
By 1'e A1toria&ed Pru1
~ upenor Coun comm1ss1oner hu
re1ccted a reque-st from Oranar Count) ·s
51 park rangers that th(>' be 11vcn tlae nght
to male arrest in count) parks and
w1ldemess area!>
The ranacrs. citing a n~ 1n rnme among
campers. filed su11 in Oranie Count'
Supenor Coun last ~<"ar. seeking peact-
officer status., but not rc-ques11ng that the~
be allo"-ed 10 earn ,gun'
upenor Coun Comm1ss1oner Ronald
L. Bauer dt>n1ed tl.e request Thursda\ sa~1ng papers tiled b' count) offi c1ais
contend the rangers arC' to be naturalists
and not la"' enforcement offi cers.
The prop-am ts S<"heclulcd for 7 p,m. at the
-MCWD board room. 196j Placentia ·Ave.. Costa
Mesa. The public i$ in,·itcd and may contact Chuck
Hamilton at 631-1200 for additional informatton.
Friday, April B
llaal and Som seeks
financial protection
BJ'ftehuetalH Pren
Se111inars Saturday at UC/
on social history and theory
"The count'~,., 'H<'' "-t" want them
to guide tou~ and ha ,·e mstruC'tlon on
~•ldhfe "nd. 'eah. ~e don't den' that ~e
"'ant them to be a~are nf' 1ola11ons ofla\I.
but~ ht>n that happens t_hey should call the
police.'" Baue-rsa1d af\C'r 1ssu1ng has ruling
John SaW}er. gcner:il manager of the
Orange Count) Empl<''~ ~ssoc1auon
~h1ch rcpresents the park rangers. said his
group "'ould consider appealing. No mtttinp schntulcd.
Jloaday, April 11
•9:30 a.m. 0nmp c...y 1'111111rtadla
C•mmlss6ea. board mtttina room. Hall of Adminis-
tration. 10 C ivic Ccnler Plaza. Sala Ana.
• 1:30 p.m. Or-.. c..ly Pl ' I C..-
...... board meeting room, Hall of Admtnis-
1ration. I 0 Civic Ccnler Plaza. Sallla Am. • 7p.m.i.-aw........_er. •uee.
Top..of the. World Ekmn&a1y Sct.ool. 21601 Tret
Top Lane.
• 7:30 p.m. 1.-.._. Artll Cs= 'r ,
council chambers. SOS Foraa A~.
Maui and Sons. the fast-.rowtng maker
of bcachgoer garb. hac; found itself the
v1ct1m of shifting udn of fashion.
The Orangic Count)-~ surfwcar
compan) sou&)lt prntcct1on from crcduon
by filing for Chapter 11 bankruptC)
prot«Uon in fcdt"'ral roun. hsttng
liabilittCS ofS7. I million and ~u ofS1.5
million .
The comJ)9n) ltstcJ more than 100
crcditon in coun documents.
Under Chapter 11 of the .S.
Bankruptcy C'l>dc. TOOlnl19llY lS pr()tccted
from creditors and S>tmuttcd to conttn~
<>prBtins and rntlUC'lu~ itself undn
roun supervtSJon.
•••••••••••••••••••r~ Maui and Sons IS con~tdercd a leader 1n the industl) .
By llOBERT RYNDMA~
Of .. .., .......
Scholars fro m a ro<>" the countn "ill
com.enc at l Cl on turda' for t~ I Ith
annual Social Htsh.>~ and ·Theor) m-
1nar.
RqJstrat1on begins .at 30 .a.m fol-
lov.'cd b' the full stss1on "From ThC'on to
H1ston · Tov.ns and <;\tatt""S 1n ~1odem
France":· at 9·30 a.m 1n the 1enre
Lecture Hall. The chair 1s Or Jaime
Rodnquez.i..~1 profcs~orofh1stor)
Speakers Y.111 be Dr Ted Margadant
from L:C Da\ls. Y.ho \\Ill discuss .. tatt"
Forma11on and t..:rban Rl\alnes in the."
French Re,olullon ... and Dr. John ~1er
nman of Yale l'n1,erstt~. ~ho ~111 pea._
on "The Police and the Penphery of
Francl''s l'rbanWorld 1815-l ~O ..
.\ft~·moon sessions in the Humaniues
Hall ..-. 111 focus on ·;The C1Hn('<.(' tate and
Soc1et,," "Theon and V. orld Pohucs:·
"B1bltcal Rcaht1e; and R1iht-V. 1ng Fan-
1as1c!> ... "Ethn1c1t1es 1n .\mencan Has-
ton:· "Women and Puhltc Life .. .. ·1ence
and Tropical "Jnculture 1n La un .\men-
ca:· "Working Class Hollyv.ood"' and
.. 1al H1sto~ and the l.qac~ ot Herben
~G.ulman.·_· _
The seminar 1s OJ)\. n 10 the public
Reg1 tratton 1s S:?O 11\'llh lunch and SI 0
~ 11hout lunch \dd1t1onal infonna11on 1s
a' a1lable b) calling the h1st or) depanment
at 56-65:?1.
Rangers testJficd 1n \wom statement!'
that 'aolence and rnme has increased 1n
the count~ 's stven urban parh. fi ve
Wlldemess and natur:il areu. and at
harbo~ and beaches th<') patrol
The\ said increased cn me has included
firearms v1ola11ons, thefts. dog ana ks
indecent uposure 1nc1dents and instanl'("~
of men snealu ng into ~o~n·s showers
More and more. tht·~ said. their JOb
ha' e bcx'ome to .. pro et"t propen-v and P~f"'e peace·· J
"No other dut) of the parl ranger 11>
more 1mponant that 1h1s dut}:· Ranger
Thomas C Klcms -.aid in a swom
statement
Teeils held for auto theft
after wild. freeway chase
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his ""alle\ shonl} before J ~m. Thurs-·
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tndt in and pulled ii OVU'.
Both the dn"·tt and the s-w,.rr.
wbolr names were not rdeated
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da) ""h1le on the beach. ahout a quaner-
m1k south of Mountain Strttt The
suspect "as dcscnbcd as a male Latino.
1S ~c="ars old. S·foot-Q and 160 pounds.
dressc:d 1n a ~ello• shin and v.h1te
pants. He ma) ha'e bttn armed With a
kn ife. the' 1ct1m said • • • \bout 5700 wonb of doth•• and
SSOO v.onh of compen discs ~
11okn from a Temple Hills On~ home
Thursday n1a.ht. the vie11m told pohtt.
~man who alleged!> held a knife to
a ~oman's throat dunnf a holdup last
month •as captured b~ pohtt Thu""
daJohn Donald Robcno. 3t>. v.as
taken into custod\ 1n ~nta i\na b)
Hunt1na1on Bcach detC'Ct1H·s Make
Nakanu and Rohen Christ")
~crord•na Lo Hunt1nston Beach
Police LL Ed McErl:i1n. Robcno
walked into ~neral Propuls1on at
19100 Cf)'Slal t 1n Hununaton
&ach JUSt after noon on March 31 .
Robeno all~ hdd a kntlt to
the throat of a rtttpt1onist and
demanded mone). Mcfrlatn said.
\f\er recc1"ing some cash. he
allcgedh forced the rccep11on1st to tie
up lhe firm' OY.ner He then fled in
th( ov. ner's ca r. McErla1n 111d.
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a transient. rcponedly had done some
pan-time work at General Propulsion
but ""as nol a regular em~oyec there
FolloY.1n1 leads thr • dtvelopcd
dun ng their 1nvcs111111on. Nabrna
and Chnst) went to Santa Ana where
the) co nductC'd a SUf"''t'1U1ntt.
McErlam said.
Robcno --as spotted on lM 300
bloc\ of Third Street. The dctcct1vct
arrested him without tnetdml.
Newport Beach gets new ,police dog
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:Sen~te panel probes drug
deals linked to Contra aid
WASHINGTON {AP)-The Re·
11Pn administration must answer -.h questions about whether its
W'Ppon for the Nicarnguan Contra
rebels led it to wink at multimillion-
4ollar drug deals. Sen. John F. Kerry
sars.
The Foreian Relationl> subcommit-
• headed by Kerry. D-Mass .• has heard a week of testimony about the
darina nisht-time nights and huge
profits made by cocaine and mari-
J\lana traffickers. along with allega-
tions that U.S. official" knew about
tome of the trafficking but did
nothing 10 hall 1t.
Two conv1c1ed dnrg smugglers
t.rstified Thursda)· tharweapons were
lHegall} flown to Costa Rica for the
Contras and hundreds of pounds of
cocaine v.ere bro ught back on the
return fl ights. The \ontras have
denied 1ha1 the) were involved in
illegal drug traffickin~.
Meese 's n ·ew
aide under fire
WASH INGTON (AP)-~Horney
Gcnt"ral Edv. 1n Mee c"s choice to
bl'come lht• No. 2 official in the
Jus11ce Dcpanment is under fire for
h1~ mcmocr<.hip in an all-male a1h-
kt1e club and an all-,,hite countf)
dub
.. It make) 11hard10 imagine he'll be
able 10 adm1 n1ster JU t1ce 1n govern-
ment an a v.a' th:it's non-d1s-cnminato~ v.hen'1n h1 ~ov.n personal
hfe he doesn '1 II\ e up to that."
Patricia Ireland. t''\ecul I\ e 'ice presi-
dent of the Na11onal Orµnazauo n for
Women. said of Jo hn \ hepherd.
The Senate J ud1c1al"\ Committee
~111 \Ole on v.hether to confirm
Shepherd as depu 1~ a11"me~ general.
if President Reagan gncs a head and
nominates him. Comrn1ttce mem-
bers said Thursda) that It 1s too soon
to comment on Shepht•rd's member-
ship in the Missouri ..\thletic Club.
"'h1ch has no female members.
··1 thfok it is imponant to look 11
the link between the Contras and
dru15," Kerry said Thursday, "but
this is not meant to be focused on the
Contra effon. The issut is whether a
specific foreign policy goal (aidina the
Contras) assumed a Jarser-than-life
importance so that some thinas were
permitted that should not have
been."
Kerry chairs the Fordan Relations
subcommittee on narcotics and ter-
rorism. which is invr stiptins the
relationship between utin American
governments and the drua trade. •
"I think what we've ~hown is that
there is an enormous nmount more
that needs to be donr to improve
enforcement of the dn1g laws." said
Kerry. ''You can't ever stop it. but
you can slow it down with more
effective enforcement."
Gal) Betzner. who is serving a 27-
year prison sentence for drug traffick-
ift4. testified Thursda)' that he had
twice nown planeload .. of weapons
from Florida to Cosui Rka in July
1984. The weapons were replaced
with hundreds of pounds of cocaine.
he said.
As Bct.zner described his career
flyina illcpl druss from South Ameri-
ca, he described a series of high-risk
trips in which he new at wave-top
level to avoid radar.
He said \hat on one occasion. he
entered Miami by flying between
high-rise condominium buildinp
along the city's coastline. On a no ther
occasion. he said. mrchanical and
navigational troubles forced him to
fly over Cuba. where he was chased by
MiG-19 jets until he dived down to
tree-top level.
The profits were huge. according to
Betzner. wtiO said he was paid to
S200.000 per planeload for delivering
drugs to the United States.
Ex-congress1nan guilty
of extortion in Arizona
By 'll!e Associated Pr~11
PHOEN IX. Ariz. -A JUry convicted former V.S. Rep. Sam Steiger
Thursday of theft byex1on1 on for threatening a parole board member to get his
vote on a personnel matter while serving in the Evan Mecham administration.
"An} 11me )Ou go to eoun you can expect a guilty verdict. but it's difficult to
belie"e," Steiger said 1n the counroom moments after the j ury returned its
verdict. Steiger. who was a top aide to the now-ousted Republican governor.
was accused of threatening Ron Johnson. a member of the State Board of
Pardons and Paroles. Steiger allegedly threatened to withhold permission for
Johnson to v.6rk as a pan-time Tempe Justice of the peace and to remove him
from the board unless h<' voted to reiain as executive director Patricia Costello. a Mechamctt>J>Omtce.
13 white sapremaclsts acqultted
FORT SM JTH. Ari.. -The acqumal of 13 white supremacists on sed1t1on
charges means that "religious freedom 1s still ahve in this country." says one of
the defendants in the seven-week federal trial. An all-white ju!)' acquitted the
men Thursday of charges includmg conspiring to kill a federal judge and FBI
agent and plotting to overthrow the federal government and establish an all-
"' hue nation in the Paci fic Nonhwest. Afterward. o ne Juror said j ury members
d1dn·1 believe the government's witnesses.
Ground brokeD for new Power cut
cancer tr~at111ent· center halts UCLA
By Tia~A11ocialedPru1 AIDS event
LO '\~GELE. -Pan1ck<o called protons w11l be used to destro) ·
cancerous tumo rs v.-11h li ttle G image 10 surrounding !iuue w~en~~.~~ NGJ3LES v .ri-..:::-A huge
can ~r 1rt>;1tm<'nt centt•r 1.1pc.-n ... 10 +Q90 n1 Lo.ma Linda t:trr1vers11y M~ quitt-brarfng the nam~ of 4.GOO
Center. '\bout 150 peorl~attendcd Thursday's grnu.odbreak1D3 ceremony at people who died of AIDS went on
,he itosp11al. said S!';Okl"swom2r: 4.nita Rockwell Last ~ember. Congress d1spJa)' Thursda) at I 1C LA. but a
appropnated S 5 m1lhon of the $40-million cost of the new three-level. n1g~tt.11.ne power failure disrupted the 7~.000-square-foot facd1t) through the U.S. Department of Energ). Loma eAh1b111on.
Linda hopes to o btain another S 11.5 in federal funding and raise the remaining The exh1b1t1on at Pauley Pav1 hon
S20 million from pri,ate dono rs. spokesman Dack Schaefer said. never offic1all) o pcm•d Thursday
Barstow mechanlc $9 mllllon wlnner
mght because the power failure
occurred just as ceremnnies were to
start. said Caryn Goldt-erg. editor of
BARST O W - A hea') equipment mechanic calml y strolled into a the Gay Community Yellow Pages.
con,en1ence store.-Thursda> to validate a state lottery ttcket entitling him to "People at Pauley Pavilion said
S9.2 millio n. Eddie Rui1. who works at the Man ne Corps Logistics Base near this is the first time in its history that
here. purchased his v.1nning 11cket from a Circle K Food Store. where he it ever happened." she said. "We
shov.ed up a1 6 a m. 10 ha vc his 11cket validated before traveling to Riverside to wondered if 11 might be wme anti-gay
pack up h1!> checl . ··Hr came 10 here and was all calm." said Julie Jimenez. conspiracy."
manager of the store "He <aaned to get rxc1 ted after I did. He just threw his Celebrities who put an appearanced
arms up in the air and "aid T m the next mtlhonaare.'" Ruiz. who has worked at Pauley Pavilion before the show
at the base for I~ )Cars gre~ up in Barstow and graduated from the local high was canceled included actresses
school He t'> married and has tv.o daughters. Whoopi Goldberg. Lesley Ann War-
-----------------ren. Morgan Fairchild and Sall)
Struthers.
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"Everybody knows 11 is all about
love:· Struthers said. "That's wh)
we're here:·
Despite the near total blackout. a
chorus sang until it wa~ decided the
show would not go forward.
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A UCLA police spokesman con-
firmed a "widespread power outage"
at UCLA Thursday n1~ht. Police Lt.
Alan Christopher said :.. transformer
blew about 8 p.m. and that there was
no evidence of sabotage . -Port1ons-ol
the nonhwest corner of the campus
where the pavilion ic: located re-
mained without power late Thursday
night. he said.
The UCLA Medical renter wasn't
affected by the outage. he said.
"There were no evacuations and no
one was hurt." said Christopher.
adding the AIDS quill rvent was the
only activity affected hy the outage.
"h had to be cancelled.'
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QAMAGED PA
Kennedy remembrance ,,.~
C&roU.e Kennedy (left) daacJiter of Prmldent John P'.
KennedJ, p...tdeil at tbe aarillln& of a model of tbe JP'K
8tatae bJ Jaabel llcDftba (bac~d), which will atand at
the door of the 8tatehoa8e ln Boeton.
N (AP) -Lyn
t Re•n's former
was stntenced to 90
days in prl today ~nd fin.ed Sl0.000 for ill lly lobbying adm1n-
i11ration offic s after ht left the
White House.
U.S. D1str1,ud1e Thomas. Aan-
Esaid No er cou!d remain free
inl an a al of his ~.~rce felony
icuons contacw1g former
collea&ucs on Jc half of private c~ients
within a ye~ of lcavu~ President
Reaaan's sta.r
Nolz1ger could ~a ve been
sentenced t~o years <ti each of the
three counts The $30.~ fine was
the maxim cumul:f.1ve fine the
Jud&-e could tave as.sest.'d. i1
Flannery mposed • compli ted
sentence or two to fight m nths'
incarccratiqi for each of the counts
but then su$lended a~hut 30 days of
each of the ~ntences I) that No~zig~r
will have tc serve on&; 90 days if his
appeal is denied.
The jud' reJected! he defense pica
that Nofz1,er be se1*nced only to a
shon peri<id of unsp-rvised proba-
tion.
Before te was scJCnl..'.cd, Nofziger
stood before the j~gc and said he
wanted to reitcratl "mf belief that
despite my conviqion have do ne
nothin,, ethically. rnornlly or legally
wrong.
"I am an hono le man." Nofaiger
told.the judge.
Unknown dinosaur skull identified
C LEVELA ND (AP) -T he skull of a prehistoric
animal has been 1dent1fied as pan of a previously
unlnov. n 1: pc o f com pact. mt>at-eaung dinosaur. scien-
tists announced Thurs<fa).
The skull was m1c;1dent1ficd after its discovery 1n
1942 in eastern Montana by an expcd1t1on from the
C'lc"cland Museum of "Jatural History. officials said. It
was in storage 1n the museum's basement when 1t was
no ticed b) a '1s11ing paleontologist last year.
The museum said the slcull is from a previously
unknown genus but is a membero.'1tle Tyrannosaurus rex
famil) of dinosaurs. a fe rocious 11eat-eating animal that
roamed the earth somr 60 milliot years ago.
Because of its relatively smllfl size. the new dinosaur
has been named Nanot"rannus<f "pygmy tyrant" by the
scientists who identified it. The Cleveland skull is
believed to be the onl y ~uch sptcimen of the Nanotyran-
nus .
Assemblyth~arts Willie Brown
on.death penalty, wiretap bills
SAC R.\M ENTO ( .\P) -Handing Speaker Willie
0-ro" n 1"0 more defeats. the Assembl has approved a
rc"'ed death pcnalt~ bill and 4'C1 tb(.St&&f fota \Ole next
v. eek on a "1 re tap meac;ure .a1 med at drug dealers.
Minont} Republicans and the vang of ' Five.
dissident Democrats opposed to Brown. were joined by a
number of other Democrats Thursday in votes on the two
proposals. It was the latest s ign of Brown's shaky hold o n
his powerful position. ·
O ne bill. which wnuld allow the death penally for
child killers. was approved 62-7 after a long and
emotional debate and S<'nt to the Senate. ·
The Asscmbl)' also' oted 48-13 to amend another bill
to allow police to use wiretaps against suspected drug
dealers. The amended hill is scheduled for a floor vote
next Thursda~.
The votes came dunng a five-hour floor session
marked b) dosed-door pany caucuses. numero us small
huddles on the floor. general agitation and a constant
undercu rrent of rumor" that Brown might soon be ousted
b) the 36 Republicans teaming with the Gang of Five.
It takes 41 votes to elect -or remove -a speaker in
the 80-mcmbcr Asscmhly.
The two anta-cnme bills had been stalled in the Public
Safet) Commmec. T he death penalty bill. AB3501 by
Asscmbl) man Bill Brad ley. R-San Marcos. was killed by
that committee March ~I . On Monday. Republicans and
the Gang of Five comhined to withdraw the bill from
comm1tttc.. 4i·30_. the fll'IU&ICh succnsful withdrawal
motion in 28 years. Such motions are considered· a
challenge to the authority of the spea1cer. who appoints
committee members.
The o n.inal wiretap bill. S883 by Sen. Roben
Presley. D-R1verside. was approved by the Senate last
June and has been in the ~me commtttcc since then. At
least two hearings were ~hedul~ for the bill: but Presley
canC'eled them becauS<' he did not have the votes for
appro al.
Supporters could not try to withdraw that bill
because at had never been rejected by the committee. so
instead they took an unrelated Presley bill. SB 1499. that
was sitting on the floor :ind with the senator's permission
amended the wiretap measure anto it.
Some of the conkrences ·and caucuses dealt wtth
which legislators would get their names on the bill to take
credit for it in this election year. The bill contains the
formal title of "Presley-Felando-Eavcs Wiretap Act of
1988." Republican Assemblyman Gerald Felando of San
Pedro and Democratic Assemblyman Jerry Eaves of
R1allo. a GanJ of F1'e member. have tough pnmary
election fights 1n June.
Church assails right-to-die 1nove1nent
SACRAMENTO(AP)-Growingpublicsuppon for Death Act, an initiativr that would allow patients to sign
the right-to-die movement violates the teachings of the documents directina doctors to end their lives.
Catholic Church and threatens to victimize the poorest "This proposed measure would lcplize ·homicide
arrd rhe most desperate ofthe-tmninally HI. according-to--11nd assisted suicide." Rev. William J . Wood, cxccutt~
church leaders. director of the California Catholic CQnfercnce. said at a
But leaders of the right-to-die movement, who are Capitol news conference. "Physicians would be asked.
gatherina si1naturcs for a euthanasia initiative they hope even upected, to beccme our executioners rather than
to qualify for the Novrmber ballot. said they arc being our healcn."
falsely accused by critin . The measure would permit a physician to assist a
"lfyouareopposcrltothiskindofcontrolover your patient suicide ifa pttient was round by at least two
own destiny, you wilt come up with all kinds ofthinas that doctors to ht incurable and likely to die within six
arc not in ·the .in111at ivc." said Marilyn Shaw. San months. Family mcmlx-rs would have to be informed of
Francisco C<><?rdinator for the Hemlock Society. th_e pttient's desire and doctors could refuse to comply
At a Capitol news cnnfercnce Thursday. three church with a death ~uest but would have to refer the pttient to
officials spoke out qainst the Humane and Oipified another physic&1n.
Robert E. Sc~mltz, ..... 111e.
annc>uncM the certtbtlon
to otter the ,
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Embassy
annexes
TEGUCIGALPA, ·Honduras (AP)
-Students stormed \wo U.S. Em-
bassy annex buildinas a nd set them
ablaze befbrc they w<'re dispersed
with bullets. beatingsand tear ps. At.
least fi ve demonstrators wctt killed
and I 0 wounded.
An Embassy spokesman reported
extensive damage from Thursday
ni~t's attack. but snid no U.S.
citizens were inj ured.
Police said the crowd of more than
1.000 university students also set fire
to about 25 automobile~ belonging to
embassy personnel that were parked
near the annex complex.
· The students were protesting the
forced extradition thi~ week of an
alleged drug trafficker suspected of
involvement in the killing of a U.S.
drug agent. They also voiced a nger at
President Reagan's di~patch of ad-
~' ....
Demonatraton ln Tef11ctcalpa, Hondmaa carry the body of a
atudent kl~l~d In the atormlnc of two U .s. Embauy aillnezea.
ditional American troops to Hon-fired on the crowd.
duras last m onth. Poltce 1den11ficd the dead as Benv
Private Honduran guards ~sted at Molina. Albeno Pineda . .\lmenc<1r
the embassy fired shot~ anit lobbed Aguero. Rolando Hcm110 and Henl)
tear gas grenades at the demon-Mencma.
strators from inside the main em-They said the fou1 men were
bassy building across the street from univers1t> students and Molina was a
the annex bu1ld1ngs. said police child '-'ho had ac:compan1ed her
sources. who spoke on condition of mother to the protest. ~ges were not
a nonym ity. · immeda;<itel~ ava1labk for the dead.
But Michael O'Brien. the Embassy The not polttt did nClt amve at the
spokesman. said neither U.S. Marine em bassy comple~ until nearly two
guards nor Ho nduran guards sta-hours after the demon'it rat1on began
tioned at the embassy complex took No explanation was given for the
violent action against the protesters. de la}. ·
He said Honduran rint police had Several.of the demonstrators were
seen carr)ang pistols nnd students
told reporter'> the~ had disarmed
about 10 of thl· pmate embass~
guards. Police "31d none o f the guards
'-'ere injured
All the rnntent\ of t"O floors of a
four-stor} anne\ building housing
l ' S. lnforma11 c1n .\gen!) offi ces "ere
~kstro)cd b} the bbLe and thl·
"'indows ot both anne\ buil dings
"'erl· \haltered b' the students.
O'Brien. 1n a ieleph<'ne interv1r'-'.
s~ud demonstrators hac1 surged into
an anne~ compkx ·''There was a lot of
damage. The} burned a number of
goods."
, Autopsy report questions cause
of Israeli girl's death on West Bank
JERllSALEM (AP)-An autops}·
of an Israeli girl killed in a clash with
Palestinians found that she was
siruck 1n the hl·ad by a bullct and a
large object and c:ast doubts on arm)
rcpons that Arabs sto ned her to
death.
Details provided b\ Israel tek-
vis1on and radio raised ihe poss1btht~
that Tina Porat. 15. was shot acc1den-
tall~ b} one of the guards accompan~
ing teen-age Jewish settlers on a
holiday hike in the West Bank.
Two <\rabs were killed and two
were wounded in the incid ent
Wednesday in the village of Beita.
TQClay. t\Vo P:il~uniaM wrre sttol
and "ounded an separat~eiashes wilh
troops m anti-occupation unrest an
the West Bank and Gaza Strip. Arab
hospital officials said.
On J erusalem·s Te mple Mount.
'it'' era I d07l'n Palcsu n 1ans shouted
nat1onahst slogans after noon pra)crs
on the Moslem Sabbath. Demon-
5.trato rs dispersed quickly after about
I 0 border policemen approached.
It remained unclear ho"' T1rza "'as
killed. The arrm firs t said she and the
1"0 Arabs were· shot to death. It later
said T1r7a was 'itoned to death b'
'1llagers. ·
~n arm~ o tlic1a l. citing auto ps}
rt·sults. then s:11d Tirza "-35 struck in
the hl'ad b~ both a bullet and a large
obJeCt. poss1bl~ a stone. The official
s:i1d the cause of death was not \Ct
known and that invesugators did riot
ICnow from "'tl1c~ wtapon tlie bullet
"'as fired.
Israel Tcle\ls1on. quoting a m1h-
tary source. said the bullet '-'3S iirt'd
from one of thr two guards· M-16
nfles but that it wasn't known who
pulled thl' tngger The source also "'a"
quoted as sa~ ing that ~hen .\rab'
"'restrd the guns awa~ from thl·
I sraeh guaros. the~ probabl~ "'er"\'
al read~ empt}.
Israel radio quoted an arm) report
~ sa)ing that T1rza '11so '-'as struck 10
thl' head b' a rock hurled h ' the
mother and 'sister of one of the .\rahs
killed. The two "-Omen ~ere arrested.
the report said.
Thc nextda}.thea~~ ble"' upli'e
homes of Be11a ~rabs alleged!~ in·
volved in the clash and rounded up
hundreds of ~rabs fc.r quesuonmg.
Tina. tht> first Israeli c1nhan killed
1n four months of unrl'SI 10 t h~
occupied temtones. ~as buned m·ar
her home in the West Bank settle-
me nt Elon ~loreh. According 10 L' ~.
figures. 14 1 .\rabs and one Israeli
soldier ha'e died.
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ANCIENT CHURCH
St. BARNABAS ORTHODOX CHURCH of Huntington Beach
invites you to celebrate Easter with us as the Eastern Orthodox
Christian Church has for centuries.
Included in the traditional Easter service is the congregational
procession of lights to commemorate Christ's victory over
death and ascension !
Join us this Saturday Night April 9th at 8:00 pm
. Lighthouse Lane Hall -Northeast corner of
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Friday. Apnl 8. 198! * A6
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Tower tells hijacked pilot
to land in Mediterranean
NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP) -The
pilot ofa h1Jacked Ku~a1t11umbo1et
with SS people on board pleaded at
1unpoint ""Ith th<' lk1rut Airport
control IO"-'C'r toda) to hf allowed to
land but was told he "-Ou ld be fi red o n
if M tried.
The pilot then ~1J he had no
choice but to land 1n the Mediter-
ranean Sea, and the rnnirol to"'er told
him to go ahead a nd crash.
"~ gun 1!> pointed tn m) head. I
reques t landing perm1 \1on to land to
refuel." the captain of the Ku'-'all
Airways Boc.·ing '7.p "as o' erheard
shout ing through thl.' 1ct\ radio at
S 25 p.m (8·~5 am POT)
"We ha '~ bt't·n for 1.i 'ta r\ under
gu nfire." an a1rpon offi cial replied.
referri ng tu lt'lxinon·~ C1 \1I "'ar ··tf
~ou ti") to land 11~ torcc the plane"' ill
be: fired on ··
fhe1ethner kit ~la~hhad a1rpor:t 1n
nonhcastern Iran .i.t :;. ~IS pm I) 'X
a.m. PDT> Jftl'r ~ \"ab h1Jacke"
threatl'nl.'d 111 bin"' 1• up It "'as
hoad.ed T Ul'WJ\ \IO 1 !light frum
Bangkok to K~"a1t
An 'utd1ng w -.uurn· .. mo n11<.1nng
rJd10 traflil J man \peaking in
Mediation
attempts off
in Panama
PANAMA (ITV. Pa nama (APJ -
.\rchb1shop \1arcos \kGrath. called
ofT his attempt to mcc11ate between
ul'n Manuel .\ntonao ~onega and
the oppos111 on. "'h1ch has refuS('d to
nego11atl" unless the general first
agrl'C!> to lca'e the-counl0
~lso Thursda~. ther{' "'as a -.pht 1n
the main anu-'.'olon~ coohtaon. \nd
poller using tear gas and rubber ho~
dispersed hundreds of anta-gO\'t"rn-
ment dcmon!>trator\ 1n the '-'C'Stern
cit~ of Da' 1d
A Koman Catholic church com-
munique said med1auon efforts \\ere
!">uspended because thc opposmon
had 1nsmcd Noriega -the na11on's
de fac'to ruler -agree to depart and
the gl'nl'r.il had failed to agree m
"'n t1ng to mrd1a11on
"The ~·hurc-h in no "':t' ·surrenders
the difficult task of mc-c11auon. It st Ill
considers 1t urgent and e' cry dz~
more so." said the communique.
"'h1ch asked all pann·~ 10 rcmo'c
obstacks so that talks might begin.
Thl' oppos111on l".111onal C1' it
C rus;ide. "'h1ch has led the Pan-
aman 1.:in fight tooust :'-ione-ga. s:ud in
a statement issued after the C'hurch
announcement that 11 stood b' its
nl'gOt1at1ng cond1t1ons. ·
Arabic w11h an east Lehanon accent
came to thr radio and askt'd that
controllers put him 1 n touch "'1th
Lebanese officials
But Interior M101~tet o\bJulla
Rass1. ma state ment br<'adcast b' the
offan al media. again refu..ed to alto"
the plane to land
A ll1Jad.er then said ··1 shall pun1~h
control tO"-'er offinals 1f the' don t
allo "' ui. to land. The pa!>~ngtr\ art'
a ll in pah1c now and man' of them art'
'om1t1ng. ~mong the pas-.engef"' 1 ... a
member of the Ku"a111 ruling tam11\
"'ho has a hcan cond1t1o n."
.\ control towt•r offir 1al 1n Uc1rut
radioed bac k sa) mg ··" tth all Jut·
rl'!>pect to all fam1he-'). !'frm11 mt to•
sa' that aJI the Lehanl''-t' '>ufler hl'.m
a1im1:nts(from the \I.art Do n•n tr. tu
talk 10 mr senume ntall ·
Three mcmbt·r. of .._u .... Jll' \1-
Sabah ro,al fam1h "'l'rt aC\11,irJ thl
plane · ·
Later. ~urce)Sa1d. 1,. p1 1t ·.1J 1,
ed bad. and '>.lid ·· 1 f '"II tad 'l' dcJ1
the run'-'aH "'lthm a (c" m nute' "'t·
"111 land ·in the ~a ' Thl· '""" l''
mon11onng the con't'"<ltuir. 'J")I ' l
on cund1t1on ofan11n'r'1 l'
··Do wha te,rr you want." *
controller !>a1d "Crash o n the tal"l'llllK
or 1n the sea "'e sh:ill not let you
letnd he re ..
The pilot had rt"pon~ at JO:)O
J m [ DT th.it he had r-nou&h foci i'Or
thrn· hours
I he bluc--and-" h1tr plaM could~
'>l'l'n from mofto~ fl\ 1ng over Bein n Jl~•rt d uring th(' contact with ·~
&rrut t"" er Eart11.'1 the Lebaneac-
w ntrullt·r\ "Uuld nut rt"spond to l8'e
l<iptutn\ ,.ilb
.\uthllrit1l'') in ( ) pru'i also denied
thr lJpt.1111 pt'mllS!>IOn IQ land • ..,..
pon ,1,un r' in Lamac:i said.
In fk1ru1 J N ntrol to~r offacual
11.11d I he. ~!>\>unatc-d Prrc;s firr t"RflM S
.i.n~ p.1''>4'ngt'r husc' 11( the Mtddlt'
LJ\I -\irli11l'' l l banon-.. flag carricor.
.-l·rr pJrll·J l>n thr ;u rpon·s two
fUO\\J\'
· \\ ,. don t •~.int tht· planc to land
hcrt \\ l .irl lh•t ~u10g to rt'<"el' e 11."
hl -..i1J Ht 'P<•l t on cond ition of
Jn,.,, m ''
"iHtJn troup\ \\hu c-o ntrt>l the
J rp!\n hll•' l.l'd .!.II road s to the
J1'rx>rt '·n H,·irut 'M>Utl-iern edge.
Afghan settl~ment ready;
Soviet exit starts May 15
By ne As~iatM Pr~ss
GE NEV o\ -:.\ \t'ttlemen1 tu t nd the \!..tr in .\fghan1 <.tan and dear the ~11~
lor the remo' al ol Sc" it>t troop\ 1!> rnmptrtl"d anJ n•dd~ tu be s1gnL-d. a L' .!'-.
mt'd1ator said toda). RldJ.O Mo.SL:..O" rcponed that '1e1 ( ommun1.s1 Pan).
Gt:naal S<.-creta~ M1lha1I GorbarhC'' i:onfirmt'd that Red .\rm~ 1roops will
begln. lea\1ng .\fghan 1st.an on \la~ 15 ··v.e ha'r d1!>Cussed. "'' have
nego11atrd T hat's 0' er" mrd1ator Diego<: ordo' a told ~port~ "I "'ant to
inlorm )OU that the document-. are nov. f1 nahud and open for \1gna1urc-.. He
said ~fghan1st.an. Pal1,.tan 1he I n11cd States and the _ 'll'I l nion ~err
p rl·parcd to s1g.n a fivt"-pomt peac(' pat:k.:tge ~urlc-d o ut dunng almo)t ion ,cars
o t on-and-off negot1at1ons bet"-t"Cn a.fghana'>tan .rnd Palrlotan Pal"uin
represented Moslem gu!·mlla:. ~ho ha' c bet"n tighttng. th(' .\fghan gt" emmcnt
since .\pnl 30. 19.., . after a cummun1s1 cour ~l up a gtnt"rnmcnt tncndh lJ
the So' 1e1 l 'naon
Contras agree to resume peace talks
M.\:--..\GL ~. l'icaragua -l .·!>UpJXined rc~b ha'c .igreed tu rr,un l'
h1gh-le'd talk!. "'llh '\1earagua·s gcwemmcn1 t1> C'nd a n{'3rl' .,-~ear-old C•' 11
"'ar. but !Mltd SC\'eral Ct1nd111ons must be tulfilll:'d first The direnorate ol the
Nicaraguan Res1stancr ..aid Thunda) in a kttt'r that 1t had agrrtd to rnml' •)
Managua \pnl I· fort he talk\.. lhe fim smu· leaders oftne t\t.O ~ides agrreJ to
a cease-firl' plan on \t;irch ~3 The ..Cl<'nd m«ttng had hcen scheduled "'r
.\pnl 6. but the Contra' s.a1d the' -.ere po~t poning 11 ~3U'><' the Sandtn""-ls
had fa akd to full} comph "'1th pro~ 1\IOO\ ·ii the ~-ra-.e-tire J.grttment -.1gned n
the sou them border 10" n of poa
Iraq fired mlssiles during Iranian vote
SICOSI.\. C)prus -lraQ ~1d 11 fired four m1ss1\~ into Iranian c111c
toda} hours before Iranians cast ballots 10 1mJ>(ln.:in1 parlaamr-nur'\ C'k~1 1on.,
Tehran retahatrd b~ shn()llng '"'0 m l'i\tk's into Baghdad anothC'r '"c' into thc-
northl"rn II' of Mosul and onr into al-~marah r~nhl'r ,,1uth lr.ln·, tiffiC'1:iJ
Islamic Republic :"~s \gene~ s.a1d Thr Iraqi °"'""'\ ~~cnl'\ \.Clntirml'<l ·1ne l.,f
thl' stnll~ o n Baghdad and ~id Cl' 1ltans "'ere k1llt"d It al'"' ...aid Iraqi c1' 1lurns
"'ere killed whrn Iranian long-range art1llen shdkd lr;iq1 tiordcr llll<'!I
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Fates frowning on
Fountain Valley's
. f orluneteller folly
So. you want to know the fut.ure. what lies ahead? You
desire tf> know what the fates l\ave an store. Very well, we shall
see together. But you may not like what you find o n the other
side.
There is aJways another side. you know.
Let me gaze into my crystal ball. Concentrate now. we
must ha' e silence. Look deeply into the crystal. What is this?
It 1s a bit haz}. gray l ike the pages of a law book. murky
hke confused minds. --...
Logic seems to me missing here.
Ah 'es. there 1t I!.. I see townspeople. I stt worry on their face:~. Let m e concc:ntrate. I S(e a n Orange County city.
Troubk 1s on the hon zon. These people face serious
d1fficul11es.
Yes. I see Fountain Valley.
h seems those of narrow ision have persuaded those of
"c:a~er "' 111 to stnke o ut against those who appear different. A
lack of~no"' ledge oft"'" leads to misunderstanding. Ignorance
breeds intolerance.
Here. 1t seems su.
Those the' look to for leadership. their City Council. cast
\ O\CS tO cast OUt the tr neighbors . .\pparently, the townspeople
do n't care for the strJngers· occupation.
It seems this to"' n of Fountain Valley allows merchants
to make their profi ts b) dealing only in fast-food, h ome
supplies and petroleum products. There is.so little else here in
this mi named burg bereft of both fountains and valleys.
The telling of fo11unes has been found to be a ... current
and 1mmed1ate threat to the public health. safety and welfare"
of these ltke-minded d wellers of those look-alike dwellings.
Their fea r of the unknown. of what they don't
understand. has causl.'d them to violate n ot only the rights of
the wo u ld-be fonunetellers but a lso to violate their very own
la"-s.
You must understand this Ctt) had to change tts laws in
1985 "hen the h1gh"·st coun in the state found free speech
rights were violated by places like Fountain Valley that
banned fonunetelling. The cit) established zoning require-
ments for s uch place~ of business to comply wath the coun's
decision.
Now. t hree vears later the cit) savs such businesses are
hazardous to the.ge nl.'ral welfare of the populace and banned
them for at least 45 da's under the provisions of an emergen c}
ordinance. Strange))." the council members can't -or wo n't
-explain what exa~:tly the threat is that prompts such an
emergency action.
The city rests on shak) legal ground indeed.
E ven o ne of the11 own. Mavor Pro Tern Fred Voss, found
fault with the naysa)1..'rs banning the soothsaye rs.
.. This is not a m :mer of religio n or any other belief ... We
are being asked to dist riminate against som eone who q ualifies
under ctty zoning la"' s." Voss told his co.lleagues ..
·-rm sorrv. b ut I submit no s uch sen o us and 1mmed1ate
1hreat to the p
0
ublic e\lsts."
The fates may he kinder to Voss than to his felfow
Valleyites. For here rn the crystal. I see the initials A-C-L-U. I
see allomeys. appeal\. lawsuits. embarrassmenL damages. I
see a terrible mistake
State drought
Ba} Area residents. up again st a drought em ergency
situauo n that looks to get worse. wou ld be wise to institute
'oluntan consenat1on measures immediately to ease the
impact of mandator: restrictions that are bound to com e.
T)pes of water use will probabl) be regulated before the
end of the m onth for the 2 m illion Hetch Hetchy customers in
• San Francisco and southern Alameda counties. ·~ Another d ry winter has also adversely affected the mo re
than I . I million people in the East Bay Municipal U tilit}
Distnct who rel\ o n the water in the Pardee Reservoir on the
Mokelumne R i.ver. •
The big drought of 1977 -when Mann was forced to
__ pipe water o ver the Richmond-San Rafael Bridge -may o nly
··stir memories of ltght-hcaned and ri bald conservation
p roposals. bur i1 wa!t a rearcnsls then anfit turned into a
hardship for man) peop le. It is ne,er too late to stan saviung
water. because the threat of a bad drought is here again.
S.• Fruclsco car.icJ~
DA' s expenses
According to his own o ffice budget figures. (Los Angeles
Count~) District Attorney Ira Reiner spares no e xpense o n
personal security arrJ niements for himself and his family.
... Reiner's ).!early se~ unty expen ses. adjusted for inflation.
a veraged m ore than J third htgher than his predecessors ...
... Sources inside the DA 's office. speaking anonymously
to pro tect their j obs. told the Herald that investi~tors pulled
ofTthcir regular duties for Remer's security detail were often
dispatched to perform the m ost mundane personal tasks. An
emplo)ee of a d ry-cleaning firm ~unted how a man titting
the descnption of Re1ncr's bodyguard-driver Henry G rayson
would frequently pid up his boss' laundry, while others to ld
_ of Grayson 's picking up Reiner's children, babysitters ind
famil) maid o n county time.
... The DA is no d oubt right in saxing that "Security is not
a perk, it's an intrusio n on your life. •
But 1t should not be a personal chauffeur ind valet
service for the cntirt Reiner family as well.
In 1977. Reinct rode into prominence as the tightfished
LA city oontrolJer v. ho called local officials to acc<>unt for
their junketccrfoJ at public expense. He could polish h is
w-nished public image today by askinJ the county auditor-
oontrollcr's office to 1:xamine his secunty budlet for ways to
11ve money ... Let's see if the old fiscal watchdoa'1 still aot his
bite.
ORANGE COAST .....
·'The Coastal Commission has evolved Into just another political body
-not unllke the Legtslatutt ltseU. In fact-whose policy declSI~'?!' as
often as not hinge on what att called, politely. •ex pa.rte contacts.
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Belief vs.
medicine
To the Editor:
The March 9 column of Dr. Julian
Whitaker, "When beli('fs and m~i
cine collide," aives a view o( Chns-
tian Science and spiritual heahna that
would benefit from a more balanced
treatment than it provides. The case
of Laurie Walker. which was before
the Supreme Court. is. ~ot one ~hat
pits freedom o_f . !'Clig1on qa1~st
society's respons1b1hty to protect 1ts
children. Christian Scientists don't
believe that the pursuit of religious
fr~om should act to harm anyone.
they rely on spiritual healinuJU_[Qr
any stubborn reasons of reh11ous
freedom but because tht>y have found
that such healing acts as a responsible
way of protecting their children both
as a preventive and ns a curative
means.
And there is ample reason for them
to believe this. There have been many
cases of disease and sickness of
children. as well as of adults. that
have been healed through Christian
Sc ience. These include some that
·have been gi ven up by the medical
Coastal CoiDmlssion ev9lved
into just another po11t1ca1 Uody
profession. And a significant propor-
tion of healings reported in Christian
Science periodicals include those that
have been substantiated by hospital
tcst. X-rays and medical examin-
ations.
Christian Scientists Jon't claim a
perfect recorc;t of healins any more
than the medical profe,.s1on does. In
the lasl few years the press has
reponed on specific cases of spinal
meningitis that resulted in a number
of child deaths where no medical
treatment was being given. In ad-
dition. annually there are over 600
deaths nationwide of children suffer-
ing from the same di sea~ while under
medical treatment. The"e deaths arc a
terrible tragedy, and they should
underscore to any objC'Cti ve person
that medicine is not by any means the
exclusive solution to prevent these
tragedies.
SACRAMENTO -Sixteen years
ago. Cal ifornia voters <'nacted a far-
rcaching ballot initiative aimed. its
sponsors said. at stowing develop-
ment of the state's coastline and
preserving more of it for public use.
A few years later. the Legislature
finall y agreed on implementing legis-
lation 1hat among other things.
created a 12-member roast.al C.om-
miss1on 10 o ersee canst.al develop-
ment Leaders of thr Senate and
Assembl) each appotnlcd four of the
12 and 1he remaining four were
appointed b) the governor.
The activities of the Coastal Com-
m1ss1on have. to put 1t m ildly. ~en
conlrovers1al. The issue itself. regu-
lating coastal development. is an
emotional one. And the inevitable
side effect of restrictj ng development
has been to make dcvelopable coastal
land cven more valuable.
Thus. there has dev<"loped a sub-
culture of lobbyists. lawyers and
others who spec1altze in influencing
comm ission decisions. <'it her directly
through weight of argument and
evidence or indirect!) through politi-
cal connections.
As The Los Angeles Times reported
last year. ·· ... dec1s1ons govcrning
projects worth billions nf dollars have
become cnt.ansled in a thicket of
leg1slat1ve politics an<1 back-room
maneuvering that lhe <'Ommiss1on's
creators had sought to avoid."
Campaign contributions are other
forms of political leverage that aTe
routine!')' involved in roast.al Com·
mission decisions. Last September. a
lawsuit was filed in Lo~ Angeles that
accused an unnamed member of the
commission of soliciting campaign
contributions to a "member of one of
the major political parties invol~cd in
the appointing proce"s of coastal
commissionen" from :. fi'rm seeking
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As is the case with most of us. the
Oranie Coast was thc ndopted home
of John Macnab. who passed awa}
two weeks ago at the age of 76.
But few of us have done more for
the Oranae Coast th:-in did John
Macnab during his I~ years as a
resident of Newport Beach> And
almost certainly none of us had a
greater love for lhe Orange Coast than
did this warm. wise and wonderful
gentleman.
John w1S a Scotsman. born on the
Isle of Skye. And wh('ncver he was
asked the usual converqtional 9ue5-
t1on of. "How are yo11. John?' his
answer was always th#quite unusual
re I . "I'm stroQS. .. 'it~t with his Scottish brosue. the
··r" in the word "stronf" came out
with a roll, ancfbccausc have an "r"
in my first name. I _.., trpted to a
double Scottish roll with the reply.
"I'm IU'On&. Manin."
John was a Realtor tthe National
Association of Raho" insists that
the word "Realtor" should be capi·
tallied. but I doubt that John ever
thoulht about the nted for c:.pi-
taliation). He was noc one to put on
ain.
Nol IMI he ...... PMld olbei111a
Rahor. He ... a ltaltor IUPf':IM.
After trrYiet in dw ltOVll Air fOftle c1ar1111 World W• fl and after
com•Hdi"I the RAF in 1crm• , ... amc IO IM~ Coat and
-IO woft for Joh• ~I ..... MICCOCo.
Al dlll W. IM It~ M8CCO
Co. ... de~ .. lMwlin-.. cmr ScMll._. CalifOn-. atld ... 11tt
cadUlivc *:.'(: of holnel on dte lrriM ltuda. Macc-n ~ hiply
••• .. todothc midtntial ~
1MM a dte O'Nrill •Rrity I pn>poeed Mission Viejcl. but I,_...
man ulMd Donald lre:n was
a development permit.
In one celebrated incident with
obvious political overtones. the Sen-
ate Rules Committee abruptly re-
moved one of it.s appointees just
minutes before a key vote on an oil
drilling plan in Southern California to
affect the outcome of the issue.
Other specwc. anecdotal incidents
are too numerous to list in this space.
In short. the Coast.al Commission
has evolved 1 n to Just a not her polilical
bod) -not unlike the Legislature
itself. in fact -whoc;c policy de-
cisions as often as not hinge dn what"
are called. politel> ... C"< pane con-
tacts:·
Assemblyman TerT) Friedman. ·a
Los Angeles Democrat. u ys he wants
those private deals between coastal
commissioners to stop. He's in-
troduced a bill. therefore. that would
prohibit such one-sided communica-
tions bet"een commi~s1oners and
lobbyists for contending interests.
His concept. he says. i~ to make the
Coastal Commission more like a
judicial proceeding in which only
e' idence presented in public is allow-
ed to be considered in deliberations.
.\ '1olator could be fined up to
$50,000 for ignonng the proposed
law. which wilt be heard by the
Assembly Natural Re,.ources ·c om-
mittee on Monda).
A parade of those who believe their
interests have been thwaned b> ex
pane cont.acts will testif)' 1n fa vor of
the bill. including opponents of one
highly controversial development
near 'Santa Cruz called Wingspread.
"'ho believe a Coast.al Commission
decision was stalled a few weeks ago
b) e>. pane pres.surr from pro-
devclopment interests after it ap-
peared they would lose the vote.
What Friedman proposes is cer-
tainly a step away from systemic
selected instead.)
As Macco developed such Irvine
Ranch communities a" Irvine Ter-
race. Dover Shores. Cameo Shores
and Cameo H iahtands. nll in ~ewport
Beach. John Macnab wns ISSIJned thc
difficult wk of selling these homn-
on le.sect land. John rttaUed that the
task was formidabk. in that few
Southern California ns were used to
buyina • home on lea~ land.
But sell John di<1. becoming Macco'~ top salesman In time. he
decided to o~n his own real est.ate
office. John Macnab Realty Co.
During the ensuing ye11~. John sold
homes for and to hundl"C'ds ofOnnifC
Coast residents. and each became his
lifelona friend and client.
In 1971. John sold hi' company to
The Irvine Co. and tht-firm became
Macnab-Irvine Realty Co. John re-
mained as Dl'CSidcnt of the firm.
which he and his staff built into the
lafltltrealnta~oK1ttinNfWP0'1
Beach and the la,.est ml estate o11ic:e
in In-inc.
WMa. after The '"inc Co. was told in 1977 and tht new officets
decided that a ~ man lbould
ad tlw srowina firm. Join• lleODed
dowll "°"' the pmidtKy and ...
carm a fllff..timc consuhant. ~ complm•N about his dauel i• .. ,us and coetinui-. to lnW lbs
~-dieftts wuh his -a ......
~.Uof'mi~INM.Joha~veol laimtdf Ind of bit lUM beaVI ud ~10hilbdo*0-.COML He-... president ot• N9wporl Hm1M>r a.amber or cnm-a: w1
was named its .. Man ol'dte Y_. itt
1971, havinc earlier been named
.. Man o( lhc Year" by tM New~
H.W/Cotta Meta lbrd ol lea
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DAN
WALTERS
corruption of the procC'ss and a step
toward more responsive' government.
But at the samc time. one must also
acknowledJC that such problems are
an endemic byproduct of modem.
regulatory government . th:tt. by. its
nature. creates economic inccnuves
for political influen~e-f)Cddling.
The problems d idn't hegin with the
Coastal Commission and arc not
confined lo that relativ<"ly new body.
Other regulatory Jgencies that
should operate in a quasi-judicial
fashion also have shown an increas-
ing tendency toward political logroll-
ing-the state Board ofEqualization.
for instance. ·
And there 1s the Legislature itself.
which has evolved in ~ent years into
a scarcely disguised shakedown mill.
ex tracting millions of dollan in
campaign contributions and other
goodies out of the hundreds of
special-interest lobbyists who ply its
hallways.
The decisions that the Legislature
makes haveat least as much impact as
those of the Coast.al Commissio n.
The Leaislature probably should
enact the Friedman bill . but to do so
without cleaning up some of the other
messes. includinJ th~ of its own.
wo uld be hypocntical.
Du Wallen ,. • •yadlcalH
col••al•t bl S.cnuamto.
We hope that some d:iy soon it will
be clearly realized that Christian
Scientists don't oppose medicine and
that we·re all working for the same
purpose: 10 gi ve the best possible care
to children. Chrisuan Scientists re-
cognize thc valuable contribution
that the great proportion of doctors
have madc to the 11 lleviation of
human suffering. But. the high-
li&htingofthescextremely rare deaths
of children under Christian Science
treatment. without fairly balancing
them with the many deaths that occur
under medical treatment. does every-
one a disservice and p~nts a
distoned vicw of what Christian
Science is really all about .
Christian Scientists ask only that
their efforts be judged by the same
standards of fairness that are applied
to others. It is just as unfair to group
Christian Scientists with faith healers
-who en~ in petitioning God for
.. miracles' or-accept that it is some-
times God's will th:lt a person
becomes sick and dies - as 1t is to
j udge the medical professoin by lhe
performance of a few medical
charlatans.
In his column. Dr. Whitaker says
that "strongly held beliefs are far
more perilous than an open mind."
We qrcc. And so if it weren't such a
serious matter it would he amusing to
contemplate that the rason he or
anyone else appears to oppose Chris-
tian Science Is only because of the
belief that Christian Science equates
with the lack of care. Nothing could
___ _ ___ _Jbe farther from the truth. Not onl y do
Christiin-SC1entists t>ttome deeply
and actively involved in the care of
their children when thry arc ill. but
they also have recoani1ed Christian
Science practitionen a" well as skil-
led. non-medical nurse" and nursing
homes to support their efforts. And
they pract ice spiritual hcalin1 not
because of an)' church edicts or blind
bcliefs but because it is blscd on
deepl)' reasoned convictions and
sound expectations of C'iod's hcalina
care aroundcd on spiritual law. And.
most important. their efforts have
been successful for over a century.
These rare deaths are the exceptions
that illustrate how effective their
efforts have been on the -"ok. If
Christian Science methods were not
successful in al~viating sufrerina and
healina sickness. its followers would
have no intcllieent reason to rely on it as they do.
MARTIN
BROWER
Tomorrow. a aroup which soupt to
set pis for the fututt of NfWPQft
Be.ach. and he served with the City of H~ and on the President's Council
of Chapman Collcae.
But paramount lhroup all of the
yean was his servitt with Hoq
Memorial Hospital and with the
Hoaa Foundation. John was proud of
the real cstalt firm he had built. but he
was even m0tt proud of the hospital
~had helped to crat('. Even u he
faced a s•rina of ph~ic:aJ lrtbK~
durina the past yean he was active an
the foundina of the propoted HOii
Cancer Center.
All thf'OUlh the YQrs. and filllt up
to his untirridy .,..,.. John ud b11
wife, Jan. were evtT}'Wbm. Fft>
qucntly wanna 5cokh plaid llKb
or a Scolch plaid IP0'1• coat. JohD
.,.med c~one with bit ltrQIW voice and h11 warm hmri"lo witi
Jeu aaw.ys at bis side.
We win .a mitl Job M8cMb. jui&
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Al M. CARNESCIALI
Christian Sc~ Committee on
Publication for Southt-m Califomia
Comment.
wrelcomed
The Daily Pilot wdcomcs
your opittions on matten of
public antemt.
Lcnen and ao..r anictet of com-::am•bt= Tiiey bt typed or
wrinen and tent 10
IO the EDITOR. Dlitv Pilot,
P.O. Boa 1560. C.. Meta. CA 92616.
lfyou pretfr IO IMlre a ..W
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Orange Coaat OAILV PILOT/Friday. Aprll 8, 1988 A7
' ------------~--------------------------------------------------------~ Skies not friendly for pets
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
writing an the hope that my letter will
alcn people who insist on using air
transponation to fly their pets to
various destinations.
Several months ago. two unrelated
cats escaped while in the care of a
well-known airline. One of the cats
was in a carrier. but ~mehow the
door came unlatched. The fate of that
cat is ur1known. but I don't hold much
hope for a declawed cat in an airport.
Tht> second cat. miraculously. was
rescued and returned to Its owners
after a 1hrec-week search.
The most recent occurrence at the
same a1_rpon 1n,·olved a small dog
that escaped "hen Its ca mer broke
open as the animal wao; being loaded
onto the plane. A sno'-'storm was in
progre<;s and the temfl(rature was
below zero. The little dog was found
frozen 10 dcatl:Ut fc" c..lnys later.
Unfortunatel ). these are not
isolated incidents. Lo"t and in1ured
animals arc a fact of life at man)
airpons.
If ~ou can eet somCOlh' to look after
\our pct while· }OU an' gone. please
conc;1dcr th1s.optic;)O. There arc many
enterprising young peorle who would
be \\1ll 1ng to look 10 on yo ur cat or
"'alk )Our dog. Seek th em out. -NO
N .\ME. NO CITY
DEAR N.N.N.C.: You letter Is sure
io aave 1'e Uves of cnaay pets. OD
beblf of tlaeir owaers, I diuk yoe for
writlD1. b all faint~ss. t.owever,
maay people wt.o sltip tt.elr pets by
air are movla1 to otlter cities ud
bve little elaolce. • • • DEAR ANN l.\NOERS: I ha'c
been reading a lot lately about ho"
chc members of the C:uhohc clcrg~
arc hurting financ1all). especaall} the
nuns. Here as a suggest1nn that might
be helpful.
Why don't these ''omen 1n re ·
lagrous hfe go back to wearing the
habit that looked so <.fltntual'l No1
onl~ would 11 be less ex pensi ve. bu1
the) would look better Many nuns
l'\l' seen tn public d<'n't have lhl'
vaguest idea about fashion. And ho"
can we e~pect them 111'1 When thl·~
chose the religious life 1he) never
th ought 1he~ >A ould h::nt: to thin!..
about such things .\1~11 .\nn. tho<;t·
Lovely hab11s .... ould '1mpltfy their
lives.
I hope the leaders 1n the liberal
orde~ wrll see m) letter and pick up
on tt. Res pectful!) 'ours -A
CATHOLIC' IN ST. LciU IS.
DEAR ST. LOUIS: I Hked my iood
friend Sister Caadida LHd,
cbaeellor of Rosary Colle1e la River
Fores&, Ill., to cornmeal on yo.,
'H.ueslioa. Tbis Is wlaat 11ie said: ~lie some sisters -do Ht wear
Ute rtll&ious llabll, those wlto do
remi.ltd us tlaa l tltt orl~inal dress of
011111 in tltt early years was very
mucla tlat same as tlae dress of 1~
peasant women of tlatlr time. ney
cbost tbe garb btcaast' tltey did not
wisb to appear differut.
"Your reader wbo su~gests at.at tltt
sistt s rtlura.,tg wearinc tff laabit _
because It would bt lt"'ll costly ud
simpler is probabl)' unaware that
religious habits also co~• money aad
tlte dress of some ortters reqaires
several hours a "'tek to siarcb aad
press tbt headdresses and tlte linings
of tht> veils. Also, tbf' sewing aad
folding In a precise manner Is tedious
and tlmt·consumlnit.
"On tbt personal sidt>, I was happy
in my habit and I am just as bappy out
of It. I'm sun• I speak for muy."
Sa turday, April 9
ARIES (March 21·.\pnl 19): You'll ~ on sohd
rt:mo' ed. le1tcr of rt:fcrt'QSe send-; morale soanng. You'll
be 1n' 1ted to social atT.11r celebratmg thr ··burning of a
mortgage:· Gem ma. Sagmanus pla~ role!> ground. plans that
appeared nebulous
"111 matenaltze u·
ix·nor takl•<; note. Svo .. ·EY )OU ma} be 1n hoe n
tor pro moti o n.
Mone' that had o
been ·=11ed up" ma~ MARR
be released Scorpio •••llll•••••••••I involved.
TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20): BC' analytical. discern
moti ves. S} nthes1ze information. Series of "meaningful
coincidences" >A1ll be fe atured. Excitement of f11nat1on
lends sptee. Gemana, Virgo. Sagittarius people in picture.
GEMINI (Ma} 21-June 20): Trust hunch. applies
cspcc1all> where sale~ and purchases are concerned
Scl·nano highlights des•$"· beauty. flowers. music.
romance. Recent fam1I~ dispute concerning mone~ will
be resoh ed.
CANCER (June 2 J .Jul) 22): A void being gullible,
rcaltLc "hidden moll\ l'" could exist. Clash of ideas
dominates scenano. Yc,u'll get what )6U want following
1n111al dela)'. Stress pat1t'nce. rev1e"' plans. procedures.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Results come from contacts.
recent endca ors. Older andiVldual an pos1t1on of
authont~ is fa, orabl~ impressed. will support )Our idea.
KC) 1s confidence. arccptance of challenge. Romance
an 1ens1 fies.
VIRGO (Aug .:?3-Sept. 22): You'll stnke chord of
un" ersal appeal You could att ract fa, orable publtc1t~.
~our stof) intrigues and }OU migh t be asked to appear
before 1he media. Reach be)ond pre vious ltmrtahons.
LIBRA (Sept .:?3-0ct . .:?.:?): Some restnct1ons arc
SCORPIO (Oct. .:?3·No' .:? 11. Follo" through on
hunch. discuss plans and asptrations "'1th famil~
member. Rclatl\ e confesses "confusion" and asks \Our
. forcbl:arancc You'll be 1n\ lted lO gourmet dinner and he
naucrcd
SAGITTARIUS (~0' . .:?.:?·Dec .:?I I Be >A1lltng to
bn:al.. from trad1t1on and to lake greater charge of ~our
O>An dcslln}. Expm • ., sl'lf-confidence. sho" 1ha1 ~ou can
hand le rcspons1b1ltt) :ind meet deadline. Scorpio 1s
featured.
CAPRICORN (Dec .:?.:?·Jan. 191' What seemed a lost
cause will be re' 1\Cd. Jnd1v1dual "10 charge" will expre~s
confidence 1n )Our ab1httcs. Focus on career. business.
prt:st1ge. pride. Taurus Lrbra . orp10 people 1n picture
AQUARIUS (Jan . .:?().Feb I 8l: Examine deta ils. read
bet"'een ltnes. do soml' pnvate detC<'ll'e work. Foc us on
language. st) le. 1dcaltsm. serious d1scuss1on concerning
thcolog) Vargo. Sagittarius pla' roles
PISCES (Feb J 9-March ~0): Emphasis on famal~
afTa1rs. propen~ 'alue~ possible acqu1s111on of an obJ('('I
or lu\Uf) uem Ind" 1d ual. pre' 1ousl~ 1nd11Terent. could
no" bcl'Omc close all) Taurus pla~s s1g01ficant role.
IF APRIL tlS YOt1R BIRTHOA Y )OU are d~ nam1c.
ong1nal. pas~1onate. cn1hus1ast1c. possess ~se of drama
and arc capable of s"a~ 1ng ~oplc to ~ourwa~ ofth1n k1ng
Anes. Libra people pl:l~ important roles 1n ~our ltfe
Current c) le empha,1zcs increased social actt' 11~.
populam~. greater a>A:trcness of "'ardrobe. appearance
bod~ image Much tr,l\el 1nd1cated as contrasted to •
pre' 1ou!I ~cars. Terhn1quc'> >A lll be pcrfrcted in .\pnl
Ma) "ill be memorabk productt' e. profitable. "roman -
tic" for ~ou this }Car
It's a coqkie jungle out there
I never miss reading Letters to the
Editor in rhe newspaper.
There is no prose he1ng written
toda~ that compares with 11. The
"rners aren't concerned so much
about the major mues nf the da) like
stockpiling m1ss1les or g1vang aid to
th e Contras as the) are with grass-
roots gnc' ances. Like 1he street ltgh t
being installed out side of their
bedroom or the road 1hat has been
under constructton an front of their
favonte bar for three )ears.
I saw a letter the other da) from a
woman who was rcall) 11cked ofTw1th
the Girl Scouts. Yes! Girl Scouts! The
little army of Wall} l.omans who
peddle cholesterol to your arteries
and defy you. to sa) no aner you have
looked into those Bamt-i eyes.
The woman acknowlrdged that it 1s
unsafe anymore for m0st of them to
go door-to-door selling their cookies.·
but she is ticked ofT1hat the ones who
really hustle the cookie~ today arc not
Girl Scouts. but moms dads. aunts.
uncles and grandparents. And how
could Scouts have the dignity to take
credit for cookies the) never sold'l
Lighten up, sw~tll'. I cannot
E1u ~
BlllECll 1::.-{_
belte\ C 3n)OOC I !iO na1H~ 3<; lO
believe that someone cnlled Crockcf)
Hillhe1mer (or ~me such name) cvcr
sold 40.000 boxes of cookies per·
sonall~·. It's the wa~ ktd" are. The) tr).
Their antercst span is limited. I found that ou1 the first year my
daughter wa-s a Gtrl out. I ~olun·
teered to accept delt vcf) of the
cookies in m)· garage for the entire
troop. One dark morning around 3
a.m. they delivered those ltttle
suC'kcrs. and I never saw a single Girl
Scout again. It was as 1f the)· had all
gone underground.
B) usingthrcatsofrepnsals(l think I said things like ... You take 60 bo~e
of Scot Teas or your c1og dies!"). I
called the mothers "ho beg.an to
am'c onc b' one -mNhers without
but1onl> on ·1hctr coat<; mothers on
therr "a~ to g1' e birth. motht'rs who
did n't e'en I.no" a Girl Scout.
mothers "ho had c0<,lc1es in th etr
freezers from four ~car; ago. mothers
"ho "ere ~5 and looked 60.
I don't kno" "hat the' did "Ith
their rook1cs and I don'1 care. I took
m~ -*O bo'e and d1 spo"ed of them an
m' o>An "a' Grandm.1 "as the first
on the ltst for 10 bo~('<i Grandma IS al>Aa~ first on the ltst for e'e~th ang
from pea nu t brittle to frui t tree seeds
The rest I got prctt) creative >Atth. I
madc t>AO gallons of cr11shed cookie s
to use for topping on ice cream I
puncht>d holes 10 several dozen and
used tlicm fo r napkin nnis~.J..u_sed
them fo r poker chips.
I used them for tips when we went
out to dinner. I made necklaces.
earrings and bracelets for gifts. I put
them in the bird feeder and put a few
aside to make into Christmas orna-
mcnts.
The motto for Scouts is "BC'
Prepared.·· The mono for mothers of
Girl Scouts 1s. "Be Prerared to Eat a
Lot of Cookies ...
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Pass Pus Pass
Opening lead : ~
oulh
5 •
The great British author Terence
Reese wrote that there is no w ch
thing as a blind o~nang lead ; only
deaf open ing leaders. Whal he
meant is aptly illustrated by this
hand.
Smee North had guaranteed a
heart su11 with his takeout double,
South might have med three no
trump, which would ha'e been a
touch-and-go affair. rather than
contract for 11 tricks an a manor
suit. But then we would not have
had the chance to test your o~ning
lead skills . To be completely fai r.
study only the auction and the West
hand, Jhen decide on you r opening
lead before reading on.
There 1 a 1remendou~ amount of
kn owledge about the d1 trabuuon to
be gleaned from the b1dd1ng. for his
takeout double, North had 10 have
he.art length and pade shortness.
East's preempll\e JUmp tn hearts
showed considerable length 10 that
uit and, almost surely, pade hort·
ness. Hence declarer. ~ho had an-
nounced long cl ub • had 10 ha'e
Poll talr.er~·find secret of happlness
This was one of numerous qucriC$
pollsters put to 9.000 propk in
Western Europe: "Are you ~ry
happy. fairly happy. or not too
happy?" A computer run showed
most of the people who replied "very
happy" were also lasted under that
catcaory la~led "unmnrricd but liv-
ing together."
Q. Aren't Seventh Day Adventists
t>e&et.arians?
A. Half arc.
The center of the eanh lS hotter
than the sun.
Q . What's the treatnt empire ever
lcf\ b~ one monarch to his son?
A. Spain·s in I 598. Pt\ihp II "ft it
111 to Ph1hp Ill.
Circus Vdft'ans tend to ht super-
stitious. They ert Ul*'t over small
thenp )'OU m=· t not think would annoy them. bt<-om'c dtathJ)'
a.hid. for cum • 1f lM) ttt this
da"ICf'OUI orntn -'°mebody en lM aud~nce knittina.
Have you lttft printouts o( com· put~r software'! lrNIJM a mithon
lintt of n. Thaf 1 how many -•
LI.
Bon
million -art said to ~o into action
when you di1J 1hc telephone.
A founh of the nation's candy is
sold j ust btm Halloween.
If &be "movie bas a a.ttne wherein
somebody p bit over tM head with
• ~hair. you can bt pretty sure IM
chair's wood came f'rotn Ecuador. tM
only plllCe in tbt wotld that slups out
coftlJ'Ml'NI loeda ot bll11.
Kaftal Im enoueJa ta.lt. 11'1 s;a1d. to
suppey the 1Wholt nation for I 00,000 rc•n.
Tbt CMiliMI mnoe with u lnchan '""°'""' llelow * wawr Ii• was tM safest ~ oe IM rl-.. WMn a
mort IROdn• boltbuilMr railed tM
ttnWf o( ... vity above tM wawr hnc
J
b~ putting 1n a seat. hC' made it the on the l o .\ngelcs fn.'('\\3~ s'sum"
most dangerous vessel on the n\'er. .\ .'.' mph
So say the e'~ns.
The bod~ tcm~raturn of rold·
bloodedan1mals C'angct h1~ron hot
days than the body tempqrturcs of
warm-blooded animals •
.\lmost four out of five aallons of
gasoline sold nattonwidcare pumped
b) the bu}ers of same.
Q. How man} people ha'e won
Nob(I Pnzes posthumousl~,'l
o\. None.
Some New Yorkers. 11 the) ha"e to
walk any d1stan<'C. cam their d~
up clolhcs an shoppen~ ~ The)'
don'tputon11iMunt1l t1'c)'~t whctt
\ky're aoina. So street m~ •on 't ... ,_, thttn.
Q. lrl unwttuftl)y ~a counacr·
~1tl?O bift. t'ln I te' it "*'<MN as a
rt•-ard for turnint it in.,
"· No. lir. you·re stU<ic Mtla st.
Records of an 1ent !Jab, Ionia tn·
d1catc ~mc men sha'<'d "Ith pumice
stones. Com· t. 1hc' sanded off their ~ h1skcrs ·
Q. Thrtt-founhs of m> muscles
and one-fourth of m) bonC$3rt ~ater.
l'"e ~ad. So ho~ much ofm) brain is
water?
A Four-fif\hs.
When putting together a f'('Ctpc that
rtads "sift nour bcfott mcasunna. -
m t household rooks c1on't. une ~
ptO\C that.
Q. What's a "fact flannel".,
" That' 81:rn~h for •aJhcloth.
Q. How man) ~ on S.
C'OI t\ di( C'\ CT) ytir from Jtllyfish
Stint'.,
o\. OM. C\ adcntl> Raeattbtts
~to find out said they couldn't
come up •1th an) SUC'h donlJM.1'tC'd
dHth at 111
Cohambus alto bn>ulftt ma. Rqi1tcl't'd automnh1lcs out-
numbtr ~ 1n onh Dakota b)•
Q. What's tM *"~ spmt of ain 1 .000. .
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CHARLES
Go REii
some spade length and. therefore.
rated to be short 10 the red sui1s
The chances of the defenders
scoring an~ ruffs were shgh1: bu1
declarer sure I> would be able to take
ruffs in both hands. To cue do"'n on
ACROSS
1 Small amounl
6 Propound
10 Pouches
14 Throws
15 ACOMSlble
16 Army crime
t7 Dullard
18 Alignl
19 Etna OUIPUI
20 Beach finds
22 O..stnt>ute
23 Conoers
24 QT wedd9'S
26 Preparat()r) to pref
29 Farewell
3 1 Whefe Salem
1s,-at>bf
32 Radt0 fan
34 Skirmish
38 Bone p<et
39 Fringe
-'1 S1lkwC>fm
-'2 Poured
45 Bordef take
48 Indemnity
49 Hwrow's
sports nval
50 Heavy wt.s
51 Fonnel
55 A"11'8
57 Tapestry
58 Runntng
63 Chard
6' Winglike
65 Ptefceo
66 Narrow wa)'
67 Quay
68 Gladden
69 Greell
resistance -c Ei.nort -• Me•1can man
DOWN
1 T r.e near er
2 U nP011stlflel :-, SOio P~ )Ot>
•Stingy
5 Lover OI
t>eauty
6 Vole tal<!lf
~J~
8 Br4JnPO~
9 At>011sn
10 N1t!lf
11 Sentient
IC' Blanket
13 Salad d1st1es
21 Potency
22 Rail
25 T enn1s snot
26 Scenario
27 Upsuroe
28 ltahan no1>1e
name
30 Emanate
33 Patterns
35 Third pref
36 Notat»e
37 Com units
40 GrOUMd
•
ha~ ruffing ab1h1~. West led a
trump That proved to be the lollmg
lead Before de larer could ruff all
ha losers. he had to gi'e up a tnck
an either spades or diamond~
Whichever he cho~. West v.ou1d be
able lo v. an a qwck spade or a de·
layed diamond trick (should South
lead to..,,ard the k:ang) and lead a
second trump, aod declarer would
come ro onl~ 10 1ncks .
Had West led a ma1or surr. de·
darer would ha,•e had all the ume m
the world. "llh .:areful pla}. 10
compl~c his crossruff. Sec the dal-
feren~ for 'ourself b~ play1ng our
tbe hand.
43 Devours
44 ~an1
46 BankrupU!O
47 Employs
5 1 P1tel'l·blacil
52 A.mbulate
53 DaUQhter of
Zeus
5• MIMfY
56 Wrap
59 -Alto.
Cahf
60 Neighbor of
PMc:lstan
61 O.sallow
62 German rMW
6' Elee. uni1
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CIRCUS
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by Bii Keane
"Hi, Daddy! We're havin FUN DUE!.
by Brad Anderson
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to your face?"
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wrn~ ALL TMv' GETTtMG
GET~.ANC>t~
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
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Bayside, Irvine Home and Garden centers tops again
Frem 1&alf _. wtn re,erta ,.
lnlM a ....... GatMa Cea&er and BaJIWe Cea&er
have bttn named shoppina centers of the year by Irvine
Retail Propenies Co.
over 1986 fiaurcs. Sale" increases at Bayside Center also
avera&N I 3 percent.
This was the thirdJ•ear in a row that Irvine Home and
Garden Center, locate at the nonhwest eerner of Culver
Drive and Irvine Center Drive, has bttn honored as the
company's center of the year in Irvine. Bayside Center.
located at the comer of Jambor~ Road and Bayside
Drive. was named the tnp IRPC center in Newport ~ach
for 1987.
The announcement oft he awards. which arc based on
sales incrcaKs of store' oPcn two years or lonacr. was
made recently at tht' annual bttakfast and awards
presentation honorina the top merchants in IRPC"s 14
tommunity and nei&hborhood shoppina centers.
... . ..
In 1987. mcrd\ants at Irvine Home and Garden
Center r«orded a comllined sales increase of 13 percent
AST llfteardt '-· has announced Thursday record
worldwide re venues of SIOS million for its fiscal 1988
third quarter ended Ma rch 3 I and estimated that earnin1S
J~papeSe buy_$12 billion
in-U.S. real estate in 1987
LOS ·\NGEU:s (AP) -Japanese investors
buu&ht S 12. 77 bill ion v.orth of U.S. real estate in
1987. a 70 ix·rt·cnt tncrcasc over the previous
)Car. an·urd ing to a new report.
l l1t.• pun.:hascs v.erc concentrated in markets
<raditiunally fa vored by the Japanese -Hawaii.
California and N(·w York -but investors are
broaJcning thl'i r 'lights to include other areas as
well. al· ording to a stud) released Wednesday.
return on U.S. commercial rea l estate ranging
from 6 percent to 9 percent a \Car. said Jack
Rodman. managing partncrof the.com pan) ·s Los
Angeles office.
Japa nese real estate purchases mushroomed
in the three years of the stud) S 1.86 billion in
1985. S7.S3 billion in 1986andS12. 77 billion in
1987.
Thl" study fo und increasing Japanese interest
in so-called secondary real estate markets.
including Orange County as well as Phoenix.
Ch1c:ago. Miami and Sl"attlc. For the first time in
the three )Cars of the study. 56 percent of the
In 1987. Hawaii was the favorite shopping
spot, attracting SJ.) billio n from Japan. the stud}
found. California was second. v.1th S2.98 bill ion.
and New York was third. v.1th S2.34 billion.
purchases \\Cre in secondary markets. ,J Far behind. 1n order. v.ere -\rizona. Illinois.
The stud). conJul·tcd for the last three years
b} Kl·nneth LaH·nthal & Co .. a nationwide
accounting tirm. is based on information from
Te,as. Wash ington state. Ronda. Washington.
D.C.. and Massachusens.
• clients. public records and other sources, and 1s
dcor;cnbcd b) the company as a slight under-
estimation.
1 he bu~ ing binge 1s spurred by the rising
value of the )Cn m relation to the dollar. the tighr
real estate market in Japan and attractive rates of
Office building·s commanded the -most
dollars from Japan -S5. I 9 bill.on m 1987.
Investment in hotel and resort properties soared
160 perctnt in 1987. to S4.57 billion.' panl)
because of SC:\cral big purchases in Hawa11.
Investment 1n rcS1dential pro~n' was S 1.3
bill ion. ·
Campeau chief plans to
keep Ralphs markets
CIN('INNAT I (A P) -Robert
Mu1osky. 3 kc) pla)er in Campeau
Corp.'s victory m the tilkeover fiaht
for Federated Depart ment Stores
Inc .. is m«ting v.1th Fcderated cx-
ecu11 ,·cs but v.un't sa) how many will
be rctained.
Morosky told a nc\' s conference
Wednesday his fi rst priority is to
1docus tht attention' of Federated
C mplO~CeS. who h3\e ~n ifivolved
in the 2-month-long takt"ovcr war. on
rt ta1ling.
.. I'll be conccntrating on getting
people b:H'k to busi ness. back to
se lling merl handisc ... he said.
Morosk) repeated Cnmpcau's in-
tention tu keep Feder"1ted s "crown
jewel" store groups: Burdine·s. based
1n . Miami: Bloomingdale's and
Abraham & Straus b:11<'d in New
York: Lazarus in the Midwest: Rich's
in Georaia and Goldsmith's in Ten·
ncssee. He said amp<"au also plans
to keep Ralphs. a Los .\nac~s-bascd
supermarket chain.
R.H. Macy & Co. Inc .. the New
York reta11crCampeau heat out in the
fi&ht for Federated. completed an
urcement with Cam~·au last week
under which Mac) will buy the Los
Angclcs-ba~d Bullock's stores and
the San Francisco-basrd I. Magn1n
storc group. .
Morosky declined to say whether
Campeau C hairman Robert
Campeau will allow Fcderatcd's two
top executives to keep 1heir JObs. He
said Fcdcnted Chairman Howard
Goldfeder and Prtsident Norman
Matthews face a dccisinn.
"I'm looking forward to s111ing
down with both of tMm.'' Morosky
told reponcrs durina his tour of
Fcderated's Cincinnati headquarters
tower.
He began meeting v.1th Fcderated
executives. sayina he hopes many of
them will choo~ to ~tay with the
company. which operates morc than
650 storts nationwide :'Ind had S 11 . I
billion in sales last year
Morosky has said the Toronto-
based Campeau will streamline Fed-
erated. combinina purd.asina. mar·
ketina and other operations now done
independently by Fcdt rated's store
groups.
Some Allied UCCUllVCS will be
relocated to Cincinnati. bul others
will remain in New Ynrk. Morosky
has said.
Mercedes-Benz offers flights
MONTVALE. N.J . (AP)-Merttdcs-~nt ofNon h AmC'rica has joined
other car makers in providina incentives for customers by offcrina frtt round·
trip airfare for clients willin1 to eick (f their cars in Stuttpn . West Germany.
Under the incenih c prOlflm. . . modCfsoflfiC luxury cars wilf cost
$3.000 to S8.0UO kss than suuestcd rttail prices in America if picked up in
Europe.
Except for a 2.S percent impon duty, shipping and related costs arc
included m the price. the company said.
Customers who order cars from authorized Mcrccdcs-k nz dealers ifl the
United States and arc "'illin1 to take delivery in Europ.: arc beina offerT<i onc
round-trip business cla"\ airlinf' tiO.ct or two round-trip economy titkets.
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NYSE UPs & DowNs
NEW YOAK (AP) -Tl'le followi119 u,1
\l'IOws ,,,. ~w Yon Stock E•C"-'* 1lock1 and warrant\ 1t1a1 have tofle UP
Ille most and oown the mo11 baMd on oercenl of ct1anee tOf" Tttuooey. No MCUfllift fra41n9 ~w S1 or 1000
Vlares •rt inc"*d. ~· end oercenteee chanen ere tiw diff9renu ri.1w-.n lhe orevious C101lno
price and Thurlda""1 noon M k t
....,. ust CN .-ct.
I UNC Inc 10' • + 21• uo 2H 2 TllomOMed 131'l + 1'• U1> I 3 R8 Ind llt + l.o UI> • FICaollHld 6 '9 + -, Uo ,. S Ro•en 1~• + '-Uo 7 6 Verily J' 1 + 1 • Uo .
I Verco S1' + lt U1> 1 1 Grevl'IOund 32\t + 2' • UP 7 i
t MGMUA Com l •l., + 1 U1> 7 10 1'rmWtn 3'' • + 2'-U1> 7 11 8uslnlnd 9~ + '-UP 7 1 12 MHI Group 2 + 1, U1> 6 7
13 ?row~1> I~ + "9 Uo '• 14 e"P1r n 141'4 ~ '• UI> 6 3 lS idewalr 6' 7 + lt U1> I 16 lr1111981t 61 + l''I UP 0 11 Lub vs 21' 1 + I'• Uo 9 i M4.JlU' n 6'1 + "9 U1> I F1Cao1IHd ol II'• + I UP .6
Ka'J'Jtwl ' 14' • + ~. UP ' ~tmell 14' • + ~. UP 6
RC lnll 'l•t 17 Uo .• enlll•I )3!1 114 UP 4 1a1evCon1 31~ + 1'-Uo • w•nM inr 111;i + 1, Uo .1 DOWNS ·~~ 2 arClaY' 3 1811v ' • Hell Franlt
S AoechePt un 6 Sltt.iFn 1 PalrckPlr '~arPelrl
lnieklnc lo umrk PIH I A11alonC1> 12 C•ablrCo
13 KaM«>Svc t Rotl'letlllc:I IS NllW~tmlnsl n 16 GM 119'1' 17 ~nil 1>
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OTC UPs & DowNs
-r
will be up substanualh for both 5equcntial and ycar-to-
ycar quanerly comparl,ons.
Revenues for thc nme months ended March 31.
uettdcd $276 million
"Conunued e~celknt market demand for the AST
Prem1um286 and the new AST Prcmium386 desktop
computers pushed our quanerly rtvenucs well over the
SI 00 million mark for the first time in ASrs h1stor) :·
said Safi Qurcshe). A T Research president.
"This figurc repre~·nts a 90 pcrttnt 1ncrcasr O\er thc
corresponding third quarter of fiscal 1987 and·demon-
s1rates not onl) the s1rong domestic and int<"mat1on al
market cond1t1on i. for personal computers but more
1mportantl)' the markl't sha~ gains AST 1s rcalizin.a
through all of 11s distrihut1on channels."
The Irvine co mJ>')ny also surpass.cd anot~r mije·
stone during the quaner for unit shtpments of tile
Prem1um286 -morr than 100.000 shipped since its
1ntroduc11on IS mun th' ago
.. <\ST nov. ofTel"' a complete hne of dcs~t
computers and our ~rformance as proof that we art t
rccogn1ud as On<' of the top pla)'er~ 1n the PC: marke Qurrshe) ~1d
Market extends rally
NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market
extended its rall y of th<.' past thrtt sessions Fnday
with a strong advance 1ha1 earned the Dow Jones
mdustnal average to a new high since the October
crash.
The market has benefited lately from signs
that t~e dollar has steadied in foreign-exchange.
reducing fears that the Federal Reserve might SQOn
tighten credit.
Brokers also say investors are looking for
generally strong corpor:ite earnings rcpon s fo r the
first quaner over the n<"<l few weeks.
The Dow Jones :ivcrage of 30 industn als
climbed 28.02 points to 1.090.19. bringing its gain
for the week to I 01.13 points.
The average's previous closing high for the
year was 1.087.37 on March 18.
Advancing issues outnumbered declines by
more than 5 to 2 on the New York Stock Exchange.
with I,. I 07 up. 434 do" n and 422 unchanged.
Big Board voluml· totaled 169.30 million
shares. a,gain st 177.84 million in the previous
session. The NYSE's composite index rose I . 75 to
152.03.
WH AT A~ux Orn WHAT NYSE Dio
NEW YORK (AP) Aor I ...
Advanced '1 Declined
¥nenanged itt otat lfis~s
=h gh$ tows 4
AMEX LEADE RS
Gril ;1 Quon s
NEW YORK (AP) AP!'. I ~. ~.
Declined m ····-j¥~'= New 9ftS
F~fr2
l li ~ I New IOWS
NYSE Lr A Of RS
NEW YORK (AP) -Sein, 4 p.m.
Frldav price and Mt Cha'* of tNJ IS "'°'' active New Yorll Stock eicctlente lsiues. 1rv;:_ n1t1onanv 11 more then SI.
StalevCont 1, , ~. t9)t.
Ptlilipf)et l' 4, ~~~ :f: r UCkY Str , • V> a annelH , • -1' • AMI l"C , , '--Vt AM , , 1 :a. ~
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NEW YORK bP) -FIMI Dow Jones v.,-ages for Fr .
' l!ld 21 1 . ' Trn , ·l' . 1. .4 ~.~ ,Jn.2 1 .· ~11.1
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NASDAQ S u MM ~R Y
Pennzoil gets $3 billion
settlement f romTe~aco
/
HOUSTON (AP)-In the md, the to invest these f~nd to make up
four-year corporate war that f~ for Iott time," Liedtke •id.
oil aiant Teuco into blnkrupc~ and The settlement of the suit., which
the larpt civil award in U.S. b1110ry stemmed from Tcuro·s 1984 ao-
carnc down to a silent.. I 0.mmutc quilttion of ~tty Oil Co., allOMd
electronic peyroent of Sl billion to the White Plains. N.Y.-bated com-
Pennzoil. peny t~ cmtfl!C from bankruptcy
The transfer settlina Pennioil's protectton.
takeover lawsuit apinst Teuco took It was pan ofTeuco·s banknapccy pl~ Thundly 1n 1 hiah-teaarity reorpniution plan, which a federal
room at Teltas Commerce •nk· ;..-approyed Ma~h 23. Ta.am
Houston -and. coincidentally, half· allo will bqin pa)'ina Sl.6 billion so
way between Pmnzoil hadqaaanm 01ha' acditon.
and the T euco 8uildina. Pmnzoil. lookina for Ions-term
Al a half-doun ti1tn-lipped bank ways to invn1 tM w1ndfall, ICtllally
and Pmnzoel t•ecutfvn .waldted, 1 bonowedSlbillionacouplcof..U
arttn compuarr scrun lipaled thr llO IO it could beain in\'ellina it in an
arrival of four Teuro pa,_.u_ ofdtrly maaner.
mnias at 10:03 Lm. and endina at Tbe ,...,. belln wi~ Teuco11
10:13 a.m. Abovl I domt 1eponcn ~ilitiott of Getty. PeMloil .....
MCI ._..'*" watrhed. Tf'WO, daimina interfaeoc:e whla 1 Wbca tJit ll'lftl., Wll complctt. I plllnaed tnefltt betM:eli r.uoiJ
hoeoolr .... uded. ndOetty . .. *e're llf Yer)' ll9d it's all crm." la Noweeblr l9IS,1 Hcau•ae.iwY
_. 0.¥14 AJdenOe. PtnnzoiJ -~ lhoCbd T~"L .... wtci1a .,.._... Peanzoilud•~•HGu•• ~ hnkb. we''" been ia I oompuy SIQ.JJ llllHoift ia +m I 1, ~bOWt"bw,.n.-ae.._d ....... 11tu.s....., .
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"'Wt thiM we'tt ROW in 1 palition punitive dalNila to SI tllllHoft.
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Angels
open
at home
They welcome A's
after frustrating
2-1 loss to Chicago
Prem 11aff u4 wire re,erta
Following Thursday's disa~int
ing 2-U~ to the Chicago White Soll.
the Angels begin theirhnmueason by
__ wclcomin& tllc. OikllPd Ath ics in a
7:05 game at Anahrim 1um
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FRIDAY. APRIL 8. 1988
Conetructlon of tight• begin• at Chlc890'• WrlgleJ Field. 82.
Carter'• pair ol homera powera Meta to win over Montreal. 82. . .
Edison 'sNoel vaults
.to new heights (16-4)
Chargers· vaulter catapults -
into No. 1 statuSin California
By ROGER CAl\LSON °'_...., .... __
How high 1s 100 high" Don't ask Edison High senior
David Noel. the C"harre~· bl ue chip pole 'aulter He
doesn't even kno"' ~ha• the height 1s 1n the first place. at
least not unul he·s bca1t·n 11
One thing has been determined -16-4 1sn '1100 high.
That's what he ncgo11:ucd O-OJ Thursda~ 1n a Sunset
League track and fi Id.---------.-
.. , ne,cr let him know what he's gotng for (at ho me
meets) ... said Foster ··When he cleared 14-6 I made hjm
10 to the end o f the run~a~ and I put 1t to 15-6 and he
cleared 11 real eas)
"I told him 10 go back 10 the end of the run~a) again
and he didn't kno"' hC' was go ms for 16-0 . .\nd 1o1>hcn he
went for 16-4. he didn't kno"' 1f1t was 16-:? or what.
"I kno1o1> hov. a' a ultcr's mtnd works and I think rm
a better ps~cholog1s1 than he 1s. 1 -.o uld be 1o1>1lhng 10 bet
~ou're loo!l.mg at a I ".(1 'auher b~ the end of the )Car."
~$)el "'as a lm os1 a .. happ) 1o1>1th the fact he 1o1>ent up
t"'o notches 1n terms Pf the 1o1>c1gh1 of the pole he was
using He Jumped fro m 170-j)&'UflcJ" to 1-5-pound
pressure. then to I ~CJ 1>4 •unds and \l.llh a :'6-inch pushofT
at the top. 11 puts him 1n the 16-6 class
)
toni&ht. ·
Tfie Angels manageJ one win in
three o utings at Comiskey Park and
will play the White Soll again Tuesday
through Thursday at Anaheim
Stadium after completing the week-
end series aaainst the A's.
meet against '1s111ng
West111111ster tt ~ ths-
11ngu1shed himself ~ 1th a
state best cfTon 1n 1h<'
Chargers' 100-3~ romp
O\ er the Lions.
'"h "'as kind o f neat tOJ ump up t1o1>0 poles:· said ~oel.
lo\ho'll Ix 1n1n_g 10 1mrro\C on his numbers Saturda' e\l~ning at ihc ~I !>t ann11al ~rcadia n' Ila 1onar---~ ---•
Kirk McCaskill (4-6 last year) gets
the nod tonight against Oakland's
Storm Davis ( 1-1 ). Davis was a m id·
Ton'61Jt'• game
Oakland (G. Dav is 1-1) at Aqels
(McCaskill 4-6).
Time: 7:05.
TV: None.
Radio: KMPC (710)
Saturday's game: Oakland at
Angels. 7:05 p.m.
season acquisition by the A's from
San Diego where he wa~ 2-7.
Meanwhile. Thursday's pme in
Chicago was fun for Dave LaPoint.
but the endin1 left Angels Manager
Cookie Rojas fuming.
' 0.., ... ,......, ........
EdUoa JllCb'• O.Tld Noel •kted to 16-4 ln the pole nult
Tbanday, a atate be9t, jaat 3 1h lncbee off a national beet.
The 6· I. I 5~·pou nd
Noel. who entered his
senior season with a N'-st
o f JUSI 14-1 1 ~ ~h1 1l• ~in
ning the league mil' a ~ear
ago. surged past a personal
best of 15-6 w11h perfcc1os
at 16-0 and 16-.J bef"re
barel) m1ss1ng ~hat ~ould
hai.e been a na11onal·~s1
of 16--6' ~-,, ..I was getting kind of..._ __ _
tired.'' ellplained Noel of Stne llaklaabaal
his m1ssna1 16-6' i. although on one paniculareffon onl~
a nick from his clbo~ c:1uSC'd the bar 10 fall.
'"After the exc1tcml·n1of16-0 and 16-41 guess I "'as
JUSI all exClled ou1:· said Soel
!'k>el didn't miss 11nt1 I 16-6~. clcanng 14-6. 15-6.
16-0 and 16-4. each on the 1n1t1al effon.
But he wasn't sure 1us1 e'actl~ 1o1>hat he was gotng for
as the bar rose "' ith Ed1(.on 'ault coach Rick Foster using
some ps)cholo1ucal tncks.
··Someumes I h!I., to kno\I, \I, hat rm going for:·
added 'oel ··But so metimes 1t\ a ps~cholog1cal block
too. But unce 'o u·,e dPne 1t. after that it's prett~ C'aS) ...
lron1calh the athlete -.hose l>lhool standard of
15-8' v.as brol cn "'as present
··11 v.a!> real!' n1ct ··!>aid Foster '"Ste\e Rakhshan1
1o1>as therl· to shakr his hand when he brol e his record
Da' 1d has tha1 2fl·1nch pusho ff. which 1s great He ndcs
the pole and that\ pushing. But it's the 180-pound pok
1o1>h 1ch did II
··He 1o1>an1ed a goo<l effort going into >\rcad1a. There
are t\l.O gu)S from o ut of 'ltate 1o1>ho ha' e gone l 6-6and 1wo
others 1o1>ho ha't' gone 16-0. so he 1o1>anted that mental
bamer broil.en ..
:--.oel admm the 16-foot bamer had been on his mind
1h1s past v.eck "I kind ofhad a feehngall \llCCk that 16 feet
m1gh1 be there." he said "but it -.as JUS1 a thought."
The) ·11 kno"' eu(tl~ what the~ 're going for a t
.\rcad1a. but Foster admitted he had another tnck up his
slec'e
··r vc got a 185-pound pole 1n rn~ garage that we're
taking to ~rcad1a "
In the same meet teammate Kaleaph Carter thrc,.
the d iscus 16--0. a pc1Y1nal best and "'on the shot with a
toss of60-61: Charlie T'ler went:?:::'--in the long Jump.
La Point pitched a three-hitter over
eight innings and I van C'alderon hi ta
run-scorin1single in the fourth to lead
the White Soll over the .\ngels.
LaPoint. 1-0. left with one out in
the ninth after he gave up conlCC'utivc
doubles 10 Tony Armas and Chili
Davis. scoring Davis to pull the
Angels within 2-1.
Pirates, Misuraca keep battling back
WaJly Joyner drew a walk off
reliever Bill Long. then Brian Down·
ing hit a grounder to Chicago second
baseman Fred Mannque. who threw
to Ozzie Guillen at S«Ond. U mpire
Jim McKean ruled 11 a double play.
saying Joyner. sliding 10 second. had
interfered with G uillcn's throw.
OCC tops Dons fn 12th.
6-5, on pitcher's key hit
t1o1>0 extra-inning nctories over the state's top-
ranked team ma three-<ia" period 10 pull w1th1n
t"'o games offirst-plact' C)press (6-1. 23-51
"We''c been playing as a team the last four
games.·· said catcher Greg O'Halloran. '"I think
~e·n: n~all) clutc hing together. Before we
pla) l'd as 10d1ndualc:· now we're pla) mg
togC'ther and H·s c' 1d ent. The team 1s feeling
hke one 1nd1ndual. not JUSI 30 gu,s."
reached. including a two-run double b) Bob
Hamelin. battled against six errors by his
teammates. s1' 1o1>alks and eight hits. He retired
the Dons in order JUSt once. but allowed JUSt
one earned run the final 11 innings.
But O"Halloran drove a twcrrun double
and C"onner·s t1o1>o-out RB1-stngle brought m
O'Halloran to e"en 11 after eight.
Hamelin. the tor hmer m Cahfomla
com mu nit) college baS<"ball. \l.'aS ejected tn the
se'enth after complam1n,g to the umpire on bis
second stnkeout. H is replacement did not
come through t1o1>1ce 1n e'tra 10nings wnh tv.o
out and runners on basc ·
By JON FERGUSON
Of ...............
"There's no interference.-Rojas
said. ··Joyner was sliding into second
base ... He was trying 10 break up a
do uble play. He's not nut of line ...
He didn't grab the auy.''
On an afternoon when Orange ( ·oast
College's baseball team cons1s1cn1h bailed
itsclfout of trouble. it was onl~ fi111ng that the
day's supreme battler. r11cher.M1ke M1sural'a.
came up with the game-wmning h11 1n the I :?th
inning to back his comrlete game \ICIOf) o'er
Rancho San1_iago.
.\fter ba11hng back from a S-O defic1110 "'1n
o n \.t1suraca·s run in the 10th inning Tuesda).
1t \!,as ~hsuraca 11 for ti o n the da') "'1th a 1wo-
o ut double to score C"1.11g·N"on· from second
base.in the I ~th Thursda,.
:-.:1\on 1o1>alked with one out and
O"Halloran singled him to second 1o1>11h two do~n. ~11suraca hit J hard line dnvc that
Ramho center fielder Kraig Washington m1s-
Judgcd and stepped in for before watching it sail
O\ er his head.
.. ~11suraca thri\e<. on lthe late·1nning
pressure)."" o·Halloran said. "That's wh~
Coa ht Mike) ~1a~ ne le~ him in for I:? innings
You l no"' he'll pull ~ou together. keep
pumping. He's the leadr r o n this team."
M 1suraca said." I uc:uaJh start off slo"'. but
m' teammates banled back and made some
great defens1' e pla~ s. I made the good p11ch
"'hen I had 10. tried 10 htt a spot and 11 worked
ou I. I d1dn ·1 mal e 100 man~ bad pitches except
in the first 11'\ning. ..
In other communll~ roll* action
G.Wa Weal '7, PHMeu 4: James B'6<'-
chen \!le nt 3 for4 wtth thrtt RBI and fou rsto6en
bases and Craig Paque11e h11 a thrtt-run homer
10 lead the Rustlers (5-3. 1-.91 to the South
Coast Conference' 1cton O\ er the Lancers (.2-6.
5· I 5 lat Pasadena. and 1n10 a ue for 1h1rd place
"'ith Fullenon Joyner said he touched Guillen. but
he didn't think be d id anythina
wrong.
It was a pme 10 remember for the Pirates.
Bucchen"s four stolen bases gave him 34.
one sh) of John Mose~: single-season Golden
West record of 35 in 1978 .. rm not denying I ~tuck m y arm
out. but that's no different than
sticking m y foot out." Joyn~~ said.
Yoho rallied from a S-:! deficit. gunned do\!, n
three runners at the plat<' and caught another off
third in a 6-S Orange Fmpirc Conference "'°
over the Dons (5-2. :?3-~) at OCC Thul'Sda~.
After an 0-3 conference start. the Pirates
(4-3. 19-1 :?-I) have won four straight. incl ud1n1t
Misuraca. who fell hehmd. J-0. m the first
;tfter four of the first five Rancho batters
Craig 1'1\on·s home" run 1n the third made
1t 3-1 and Darrell Conner s1ngJed home
O'Halloran 10 make 11 3-2. The -Dons· Joe
Roberson singled in T041d Llo~d ( 3 for 5> _1n the
SI\ th and thro\I, tog errn rs by O'Halloran and
Jason Yo ung made it 5-2 in the eighth.
. Tom Thobe aJlowrd SI\ hits. three 1o1>alks
and thrtt earned runs m St'' en-plus innings.
Challenge Regatta
has windy start
By ALMON LOCLUEY ..... .,,.. ............
The windJodsapparentlydon·1 gjvea hootabout the
bcs1 yacht club in the t 1 S.
At least the) weren't very cooperative.Thursday in
the first two races of N<'wport Harbor Yacht O ub's U.S.
Yacht Club Challcnac Reptta.
Winds were so em tic by mid-day that the stan of the
first race was postponed for nearly two hours.
Before the day was over the breeze had increased to
about seven knots.. allowina two short racn.
St. Francis Yacht Club of San Francisco. with Bill
Georae as helmsman. won the first ~and ~ third
in the second to take the overall lead wtth 3¥• points.
California Yacht Club. Marina dcl Rey. won the
steond race but watt>elna protnted by-St. Frand~over..a
port-s .. rboard violation before the s .. rt.
The iqat .. involvrs 12 of the top yacht clubs an the
U.S .. selected by a national panel for their contribution to
yachtins. The winner of the Challe~. a biennial event.
will be declared the "bc-~t in the U.S.·
Standinp after two of five races:
I. ·St. Francis Yacht Club (Bill Oeorte). 1-3. 3¥•
points; 2. Balboa Yacht Oub (Tom \,Villson). 4-2, 6: 3.
California Yacht Oub (8111 Petrrson) 7-1. 1v. (~ndina
protest).
Others in order of ) .. ndinp after two races: 4. (tic)
Bayview YC (i'.>ttroit) l\nd Bay-Waveland YC. (Bay St.
Louis. Miss.): 6. EaSl<'rn YC (Marblehead, Mass.): 7.
Larchmont YC(Ncw Ycwt)~8. Manhauett Bay YC(New
York); 9. San Dieao YC': 10. Lona 8eKh YICbt Oub: 11.
(tie) Chialo Yacfit Oub and Nnw'pol1 Hlfbor YC.
......... ~· tile 198& champ&oa. re-acta to • patt on ftnt laole o1 tile
Me ..... TJaa.ndaJ . ._.... .._,.. & 71~
Guerrero delivers game-winner
RBI-single breaks
tie In ninth, lifts
Q&tgers to 5-2 win
------------..... done:· Braves Manager Chuck Tan-Toa.Wiit'• pme ner said ofh1s relievm. "But. we also
ba"e to 5COrc some runs. Everybody
Dd11n(Leary 3-11 )at Allan.. has to get in"olv~. You can't blame
(Olavine 2-4). cvel')'lhina on our bullpen."
Time: 4:40 p.m . The Dodacrs made ti 2-2 an the
TV: ~nnel I I~~. 1evcnth on-a two-out si• b) Steve RadlO~ KABC(TW). Sax that sromi Mike ~1oscia. who
s.&unlaf1 ...-: Dodeim It Ii~ and advanced on a aroun-
A ...... 4:40 p.a. clout.
Si-.ta by Dale Murph)1 and Or:rte'
Virpl aad a sacnfict tty by KCft
Obakfdl put Allan .. ahead 2· i "'the .... ..
Tk .. vn 9COftd an the thud
wMft pitct.tt Pttc Smit" radted Oft a t~ mw by'"~ fiddtt John ~-Ga91d~kituU ... otr pitc'Mr Dua s.no.·1 .. Suttoft 11¥« .., ~ lam .. 5%
'inninp.
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KOmt °" w.nwrs "*
Nelson, Wrenn.endure
Each manages 69
on windy, chilly
day to lead Masters
AUGUST~-Ga I .\Pl-The ~tnd
ble~ for l.arT) ~clson and the cold vcw for Robcn Wrenn
But each sur"' l\Cd h•~ ball le "'11h
the clements 10 get a sh;ire of the lead
Thursda\ 1n the first round of the
52nd Masters.
Each had 6Q -~ renn "1th a last-
hole birdie -1n cond1 t1ons that rank
amon~ the most SC\ ere in the h1stof)_ ..
ofth1s old to urnament.
The chill) "'inds p n,duced scenes
more common to a 'I.le"' England"
autumn than a Southt'm spring. It
sent spectators bum'"' 1ng under
blankets and SCUTT) in~ for "'a'111er
dothing.
Most of them wen: gon<' ~hen
Wrenn. a rookie 1n this event 1o1>ho
played in the ne"-10-la\t group o n the
Augusta National Golf O ub cou~.
rapped 1n the e1gh1-foo1 b1rd1e pun o n
the final hole. onh the third b1rd1e of
the da> on the I 8ih.
"A heck ofa wa~ to end the da~ ...
said the Wake Forest product who 1s
in his fourth )CU on the tour ... The
last couple of holes. I was ~tung
Flames go up
2-0on Kings
CALGARY. Alberta (AP) -
John Tonelli srottd the winning
pl on a third-period po~ play
aad ..sded an anist as the Calpry
Auna ckfcatcd the Los A..a kinp.. M. Tiu1nday ni&h1b1
l-0 bd in dllftr Smythr Dtvisioe plaYoft' • TOMlli~ ..a. wta~ 11ve tlw Flamen S.J"a.t. ..uN 1 KJ••
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It ~~n·1 quite so cold for '."elson
But he pla~ed 1n the 1o1>ors1 of the
1ormen11ng "'mds that had the el11e
intcmauo nal field of QO searchmg
1hc1r vocabulanei for adequate v.ords
of dcscnpuo n
.. De,1lish."' Ken Bro"'n of
Scotland said
··1mposs1ble.'' Da' 1s Lo' e Ill said
"Heanbreal mg. ·· lkn Crensha"'
said.
"It was dcfinitel~ one of the top
four most difficult d:l'S r\e Sttn
here:· said Jack ~1ckla11s. ompctlng
in his 30th Masters .. It ma' be the
most difficult. actuall) ·· ·
Nelson onl\ smiled.
"h ~asn't ~ind' "'as 1t"'' the 4Q.
\ear-old current PG-"' champio n said.
his e~cs twtnkhng.
'"I d1dn·t d o ao~ thin~ reall~ dumb.
<\nd 1 didn't do an~ihin!! rcaJI~ sman
I JUSt h11 a lot of good shots and made
a lot of shon pun~·· be said.
That "as an e'ccpu"n. too More
shon putts v.ere missed than made.
··t backed awa~ man). man~
umcs:· said Crensha"'
~ve Ballesteros. the mcrcunal
Spaniard who has such a fasetnat1on
"1th 1h1s e' enc four-putted for a double~ on the 16th He finished
With 3 1)
Sunset trio selected
to CIF 4-A gir~s team
Three Sunset ~u pla~C'rs have
been named 10 the Cl F 4-.\ hlah
school girls basketball <o«ond leam.
1o1>h1le a pair of 11r1' from CIF
poY<erhouses shared Pia~ er of tht
Year honors.
Da•-n Charrom of \tanna. Tami
C'h1d. of Hun11ng1on Beach and
Stace' Hisak.a of Fountain Valle
made· the serond tea m. Shaunda
Grttne of 4-A ti1hs1 and s .. te runner·
up Mominptde and Tn~ Jackton of
4-A runner·up L~n"ood are ro-
P1a)ers of the Year
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Chick av~raat<S I point~: and Htsaka
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L~ta~togo
up at Wrigley Field
Pl'em ftt ........ Prw
CH1CAOO -There was no thunder, II' no lisbtnina. no wailing. no keenina. They
didn't .. ve over paradise, but they did
bcai.n ins&alli~ liahts Thursday at vener-able W"81ey Fidd.
-11'sabout time." said Bud Hora. who figures he's
!pent 6S of his 7S years rooting for baseball's lightlcss.
IC>vable losers. "( wasn't sure I'd Stt them in my lifetime." .
More than five decades after the Cincinnati Reds
played the fi · t ma I~ pme under the lights of
now«funct y Field, and 40 yean afteT the
Detroit Tilers me the last team to join baseball's
fraternity of illuminated. the Chicago Cubs arc
laking a swing prosms' best pitch.
.. I arcw up round Forbes Faeld (in Pittsburgh) and
I can rcmem when they tore that down." said Don
Grencsko. club's executive vioc president and the
point man n the battles between the Tribune Co ..
owner oft team. and neighborhood groups.
-Obviously there i~ something unique about day
baseball, and I can understand that something will be lost, •• he added. .
. -aut we intend to rcinain a ~ominantly day
baseball team ... and when we added up our
responsibilities to baschall. the city. the community. we
fdt the most important thing was to retain Wrigley
Field for the long term. l.iJhts will enable us to do that ...
Quote of the ~y
Davey J-..., manager of the Mets.
sbov.:ing little' concern for Howant Johnson's
poor showing in prc~son when Johnson's
batting average hovered around .120: "When the
qular season stans. everybody's batting average
drops to .000. It's just that Johnson's doesn't
bave to go as far."
Devils earn first playoff win
Marl J ...... ~. tie-bttakioi goal ·at Iii
S:56 of the third period ~ave the' New Jersey ~
Devils their first playoff victory in
franchise history. 3-2. ewer the New York
Islanders Thursday night in game two of the Patrick
Division semifinals. The Devils. who losl. 4-3. in
ovcnime Wednesday in their first playoff appearance
since moving to New Jt'rscy in 1982. broke a 13-game
winless streak at Nassau. Coliseum ... In other NHL
playoff games. Peter Snllstrom scored a short-handed
goal with I :54 lefi in the second period to snap a 3-3 tie
and Washington wen\ on to defeat visiting Philiadcl·
phia. 5-4. evening their Patrick Division series at one
win each ... In Boston. Bnce ~ttom scored his
first NHL goal and Gia Wesley got his second of the
playoffs as the rookie defcnsemen led the Bruins to a 4-1
victory over Buffalo anrl a 2-0 lead in their series ... In
Montttal. Mata Jt\ullllHI set up four goals. including
two by GWH nJINa._•. as the Canadiens took a t~o
game lead in their Adams Division series by beating
Hartford. 7-3 ... Petr KJ.lma became the first Detroit
pla)er in 23 years to score three goals in a playoff game
as the Red Win'5 beat visiting Toronto. 6-2. ~ning
the Norris Division series at I· I ... In St. Louis. rookie
Brett Hall'• tic~brcakinggoal at 3:09 of the third period
gave the Blues a 3-2 victory over Chicago and a two-
gamc lead in their Norris Division series . . . In
Edmonton. Craic Slmpsoa scored with 6.S seconds
remarning. giving the Oilers a 3-2 victory over
Winnipeg and a ~..Q lead in their Smythe Division
series.
Titans hire two assistants
c.aJ State Fullenc'n football Coach [il
Gene Murphy filled two of three vacant c II•
assistant coaching pos1t1ons Thursday by
hiring Bill Wentworth from Idaho and
promoting graduate assistant Don Morel.
· Wentworth. 30. wall coach the defensive backfield.
Morel. 23. will assist Larry Manful! with the
offensive line and handle academics.
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Rlttenboue l•da after 65 c rt M t
................ shotacareer·bcst l!I a er powers e s !!e n;=y ~f ~ :,.~wo-rt°t ~~~~
O&ISIC tolf to~rn&mC'nt at~one~adee h Benito Santiaao·a solo homer In the 1eventh apoiled C~ntr)' Oub 1n Po~)\ Three-tame tournament Day before birthday, he Its K.rukow·sbidforashutoutandAtleeHammakerpuched winner PattJ Dee•• tuluoned a four--.under-par 6 7 • • f · 1:-
with seven bir:d~ and three boFYS. puttin1 her in a two homers to help top Expos two ~~nu:-~~·i:..~:
scoond-plaoc tac wath A .... .._. P~ of France~ who Tlpn 11 .... lei I: Matt Nokes drove in five run&
sbol her lowest score oft.he ~n. Sax players fin ashed with a peir of homen and a sinalc and Pat Sheridan and
anf?thcr shot~ at 68. encluc!ina ~···~·who Frem ne Anedale4 Prea Tom Brookens had four hits apiece to pece a 21 ·hit finished second an last week s Dinah S!'Ott. 24-year Detroit ·attack as the Tigers beat Bos. ton at Fcnway Park.
LPGA ~eteran s...ln Palmer ~nd Korea s Oll·llee &•. Gary Carter hit two solo homers and Darryl Brookens drove in four runs and Alan Trammell and
Dcfendana tournament champion AJU• ~ .. of Strawberry cracked his third homer of the season Jim Morrison had thtte hits each while every Detroit Japan, Del Genaue and L,.a C..UJ each finasncd Thursday night. powering the New York Mets past the had lea ·....... ' at two-under-par 69, one shot ahead of Nuey Lefe• Expos in Montreal, 8-S. starter at st one ~a •. ..-. . 0 and six others ... FnU c-er ove~mc 1ustang Carter homered offNeal Heaton. 0-1 . fora 4-2 lead in . frank Tanana, 1-0. pack.ed ~p the win. He.allo~ 1
winds at the Hattiesburg Country Club to shoot a .S-the third innin&. Strawberry's two-run homer chased hats ~~ five runs an st~en annenp of work, .ancludana a
under-paGr 6.S andCtalcl c. the first-round lead in the Heaton in the fifth and Carter followed with a home run :.~~~ang homer by Spike Owen and three hats by Marty
Deposit uaranty as'>1c. .against Andy McGaffigan. Carter. who turned 34 today, Reyals 7, Bl• Jays •z Danny Tanabull ~it~ three-
-has 28 multi-homer ~mes in his career. run homer and Kurt Stillwell had a two-run. ansadc-the-Chandler remark causes furor Trailina 8-4, the Expos loaded the bases with no outs rk h ., -c· ..___ T t t R 'I
VERSAILLES. K y. -Former •
baseball commissioner and Kentucky sov· •II•
emor A.B. "Happy" Chandler apologized
Thursday for a racial remark he made, but
calls continued for his resignation from the University
of Kentucky's Board of Trustees.
Ke ntucky's football team halted spring drills for a
day. The team w-s to resume practice today, but will
participate in a rally calling for Chandler's resignation.
Chandler denied hC' was a racist and said his record
on race issues should tx-enough to convince anyone of
his concern for minorities.
The remark that' touched off the furor was made
Tuesday when Chandler. ~9. was atte.ndini an
investments committee-meeting of the University of
Kentucky Board ofTru'itecs. The university decided in
1985 to dispose of its investments in South Africa
because of its racial policies.
"You know Zimbabwe's all nigger now. There
aren't any whites," Chandler said.
The comment prompted a storm of protest.
including the football tram 's action.
Atlanta half-game off pace
DomJai41•eWUkhts scored 14 ofhis 18 m
points in the second qu:lrter as the Atlanta
Hawks beat the New Je~y Nets. 120-94, at
the Omni Thursday night and moved
within one-half game offirst·place Detroit in the NBA 's
Central Division. After a close first 18 minutes. the
Hawks outscored New .lerse.y. 24-9. over the last half of
the second period to take a 62-43 halftime lead and
coasted to their seventh consecutive victory ... In the
only othel' NBA game. Akeem Olaj•won scored 2"2
points. leading seven Houston players in double
figures. and grabbed I 5 rebounds as the Rockets held
off visiting Utah's fourth-quarter rally for a 113-107
victory.
Television, radio
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4:30 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Chicago
Cubs at Montreal. WG"I.
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~ts at Philadelphia. WOR.
4:35 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Dodgers at
Atlanta. Channel 11 . TRS.
6 p.m. -BOXING: Tracy Patterson vs. Jeff
Franklin in 12-round featherweight bout. from
Las Vegas. ESPN.
7 p.m. -PRO BASEBALL: Oakland at
Angels. Z Channel.
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in the ninth with cm>rs tl 1ttlievcr R~r McDowell and pa omc run as .-n'lls aty ~t oron ° a oya s Stadium. shortstop Kevin Elster. cDowell got im Raines on an Kevin Seitz.er hit a solo home run and RBI sin&le for
RBI forccout. retired Mitch Webster on a popup and the Royals. Mark Gubicu, 1-0, pitched six inninp for the
Hubie Brooks on any ~II. victory. ·
· Keith Hernandez had a pair of RBl-sin&les as Bob hMllaH '· Raqen I: Cory Snyder's two-run homer
Ojeda beat Montrul foT the first time in l'our c•recr broke a seventh-inning tic and Oeveland beat Texas in decisions.
Ojeda, 1-0. pve up four runs on seven hits in seven ArlinJton.
innings. He struck out five and walked three. Heaton Snyder's second home run of the season made it 3-1.
allowed seven runs on ~vcn hits in 411i innings. Heconncctedaf\crBrook Jacobylcdoffwithadouble. his
In other National League action: third hit against 'Jose G uzman. 0-1. Mel Hall added an
Reds I, Cari1aa1s J: At Riverfront Stadium. Danny RBI single in the ~th.
Jackson pitched a threc-ltitter and drove in two runs in his * *
Cincinnati>dcbut, leading the Reds to the victory over St. ltents 1. llue Jevs 4 Tleln 11, lted Se• '
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Eric Davis and Kai Daniels also drove in two runs LJrlif,oa 1 o to ::::;: so r o =:.'!:.a i: \: =.':.. : ~ ~ ~
each to help the Reds sweep their rain-shorted two-pme :::: n:: Itel!" n n -a 0 IO t ._. .. It
series with the defending NL champions. ::""~, n:: ~=~ ! : l: ~=~: : ; ; : == '" ! ~; ~
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againstthe Cardinals since he beat them in the fifth game ::=t'o ! ; n -... '1 22 =~ : : ~: llGOMwcl u H
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in the third by Tom Herr. a soft double by Tony Pena in T-,. • 1 • T-a 1 • 1 ...... • • 111-• s-. .., _.,. GMM W1Mlrle •ti --•leoft (I) the fourth and a solo homer by'Bob Homer in the eighth. T-.. •1 •1-• E-<;.-, '-'· o-o.tre11 1.
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20-gamc winner two years ago. and San Francisco JOt ,.....,._, si-. £"-*" .. McGrllf. cu . ..,.,.., m.
home runs from Bob Brenly and Brett Butler to beat San LMc11. H•-Ten-111. McGr"' m. • " • •• • 10 St-(1). Seffrer II> u-.retr Ill. 0..... Diego in the Giants' home opener before 54.543 fans. • " •n .. to r-w.1·0 '°
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Marina earn wins
Rae Rice threw a three-hitter and do ubled in the
game's first run to lead Fountain Valley High to a 6-1 win
over Lakewood in a non-league softball game at
Lakewood Thursday.
Rice struck out seven and walked only one while
raising her record to 9-:!.
Tina Wey sin&led to lead off a four-run fourth inning
for the Barons ( 14-3). and then Rice doubled her home.
Kami Bigler added an RBI single later in the inning, and
Mignon taylor had an RBI sacrifice ny.
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to second on a passed ball and scored on an error. Kelly
Manders knocked.in Rice with the Barons' final run on a
two-out single.
In anothcT hiah school game: Mattu 2, El toro t: Julie Muche cracked a two-out.
two-run double in the sixth to lead the host Vikings (6-5)
to the non-league win.
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Kris l(jerstcad and Liberty BrewstcT each singled in the
sixth. -
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scoring position befo~ Muchc hit her game-winning
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Willa Parchcn (2-3> struck out seveoJ:or Marina.
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J. McDonald IEI. 23.1
41»-l NlcllOI> IEI. SOt, 2 Wtlllmore IE I.
SIS, ) T TYier IE I, SU
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CE I. 2'080. l L GolCWHn 1£), 1:11.I
1,6C»-I Lor...., IE), 4M S; 2. a.M CEI.
ULO. ) Ju>tOnis (WI, 4j90
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OT-I Sell<"91 ISi, t•·•''t, 1 F..,ltv ISi. 112-s. > MeM111e1 m. 131-11
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no-1 Ooocts (T) 20. 2 OdlM <Tl 244
no ltlll'"d .-1 Her-ITI. SS 7, 2 HilOIOl'OftO IEI
SS.t. J. HOOi< CTI S7 7 --1 Gutrnon IT), I 5.>0 2 Hooil fTl 1 51
J Wiii ITI. 2"0t
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IYO AOll• »-»-1• ,_., ....... ,.me 3'-lt-14
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(11'9fl·sllcklnol. 1100
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WESTE•N CONflERINCI
OT-I Corter IEI. 167·6, 1 Tllurtton IEI,
143·t 11, l Howktn\ IE ) 134·1"'2
" ............... di ............ v..--SJ <•""'*'t ~ Ill IMltrl I 1.-t ~-P.81 11) 7 llrunll\O\ (H8l,
11 l, l Mo90 CFVI II )
10!>-1 Sl\ettts\ IFVJ 23 I 7 Ttu\Chef' IFVI
13 1, J Powe IFVI 131
4C»-1 McK1n1Sv IHlll. ~2 •. 1 win CHa) sa . J Moll• IFlll SH
IOC>-1 G•tUIJec>le !Hiil, 7·06.7. 1 Schumm
IH81. 107 o. J Mcl(lntsv (Hll), 2:07.4
t,60C>-I Glfl\U.ble . IHll 4·4.J.3, 2 llfonn
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16 S7
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•·Hou"on •? 30 .513 x·Uto,, 40 J3 s.tl
Son Antonio 11 •S .JM
Socromento 21 S2 111
IASTl•N CONFE•INCI
v·Bo\lon
N-Yorll
wu111no1on Phltaoetpl\10
NewW\ev
AflMk OMlioll
S2 71
l3 40
33 40 n 40
II S6
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tndlono 34 ll
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Houston Ill, UIOI\ 107
T ......... •0-oa.en ot • LI*Wl. 7;30 o.m.
New Jwwv •' Boston. 4 30 o.m
Detroit •I PhileoelPN•. 4 )I) o m
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lnolone or Wn lllneton. s om
New York •• Chlceoo. S-30 o m
Utel\ et D•llOl , 5:30 om
Denve< ot Son Antonio, S JO om
Phoeni• ot GOiden Stote, 7.30 o m
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WerMft's teumemenf
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Poi (Argentine), •·J, 6·2, ••• ........ , C11otvl
def Etno •oinocl\ (South Africa), 7·6, 6-l,
Helen 1t11nr cconaool def Cteudla t<Oflde·
Kll\Ch IWnt Germonvl. 6·•. 7·5, lino Oerrl\on
(U.S.! Ot1 !Mttino Futco (Aroentlnol. ,.,, 6· I,
Goorteto Sot>alin1 IAreenllnal def. Wlttrud
PrOO\t (Wnt Oormonvl. 6·4, 6· I, Sv1Yla
HonlkO (W•" Germanv) cwt Sobrlne OOlel
(YU90\IOYIO), •• ,, '-J. Manuela Maleev• llul·
eorl•I Ot'f Sanor• Cecc:t'llni Cttoivl. •·I. 6· I,
Lori ""'Heil I U S l def Andrff HOlillovo
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h••••tc:tr 7. 0r .... C.lf 2
tlllllel ltel>ltrw (OCCI def, Per_.lno, 2·6. 7·S. 7·S.
Flood 1occ1 def Hon1e11, S-7 7·S. 7·6, Decller
($) def Morino, ,.,, •·l . O'Sll•nnns~ (SI def
Cawv, 6-J. •·2. Atc:llO ISi def Host1ng1, •·?.
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6-l , O'Sllanntu•·Deckor ISl Ott llotlllle<·8ull
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6·3, 7·S """ ~ SUNSST L•AGUE
••-11, Hu:1nn11a1 a.di J MNlel Ii.di (E l lost lo Stewort, 0-6, lc>it to
DIMerlno, 2·6. def W Kim. •·•. Arnott CEI
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def c...--s.to.. 6·0~ Otl-~. 6·,1, l(lr•·
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Moll IFVI def ZolO, 6·1. def ErnOs, 6·0,
def ltldlerlhon. ,.,, A~sov (FVI won. •·O, 6·4,
6·0, L" IFVI ICKI, 1·'· won 6·], IOll, 3·6.
DellMel
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6·4. ICKI to Monev·Pellet'\Of\, •·7. def
Ro«tvue&·Yven. 6·2. Y"·Morilo CFVI loll,
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~AClfllC COAST LEAGUe
LAtilll¥l9 llMdl 14, 1.....-.... •
MNlel Leech CL81 def Mattlne_a, 6·0, def
5c:IWwer11, 6·0. def Ctio ........ •<Wllftt (L8 ) won, 6·0, 6·1, •·•. llf-II.Bl won. 6-0. 6-0. , ..
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.... Tevtor·t<lm. •-2, def. Pi--COOll. 6·0,
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110t1H-I llhU !FVI, IS. 1 Oorro IHI)
159. l Ruuet1 1 Hiil. 16 OS
lOOltt-1 8 hu IFVI 41 91 7 Powe (FVI
•1 Cit. J Garro !Hiil '1 11
400 rflev-1 F'0unte1n Volltv. '4 S
1,600 retow-I· 11un11no1on 114tectl. J:l4 S
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J no 1111ro
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12·0, l Berger IH81, 11·0.
SP-I Ewer\ (Hiil. 4'·t t. L-ls IHI)
45·0. l. Greet lH8l. 14·J DT-1 Ltwls IHI ), IOl-l''>. 2 Greco IH8l.
145·7, J Ewers 1118) 120-6
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11 03, 3 s.tie (Ml II 17
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400 re4ov-1 Morino ,.1
1,600 •elov-t Morino. 402
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10-37 4, l Houoe IWI 10-31
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IS S. J Timmons IW) 1'' lOOIH-1 Withem\ !WI. 40 2. 2 Munir IW),
40 S, l llurnelt lCMI 42 4
400 relow-1 woooort0ee "-t
I 600 rflew-I WOOOI>< tOOe 3 40 I
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SP-I Ntu"odt (WI, 41·7 1 Anderson IWI.
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(W) 11)·2. 3 A/\Oer\on (Wl 112·1
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44.7. J, ~ ILH), 52.7.
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1,600 rolov-1. I.HUN HI"', •'061
HJ-1. llt009r1' ILHI. 6·1; 1 MCCC>mCK
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lt·)'12. l. Clof11o ILll, 11·0
T >-1 •o0etll (LH), Jt· I 2. YOM (LHI
31·2. l FIOftl ILH), lS•6
PV-1 COOll (LH), l]·I, no MCOftd or lfllrd
SP-I DeMll (Lal, •t\4; ~ (LH),
Cl-I~. ], GOiden (Li l, 41·10.
OT-1. Wllteflllur9 (I.HI, 131·]~. 1 DeMlt
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ICCIMI. UI 7, l. SIW'VOC* (CdM), .-1.
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............ ~ COM 2bt 1'M>e 2..-y. Sm - -••U•I Great tocatlon CALL • • • Route, PIT 7 O•YI· No lllTllllLflll 644-1240 !.:.:li<.:.:llLZL---.....:::!~ bdnn. ttw apt.*'~· C:::,.W-C..,a !MM lob Jr. 13MIM llT./tmtMl'WI train Own tran1por· Collecting. Mu9th~O... ------Fine dining r ... ewrant.
MRI( ~ Pool, tennit, tnctry tK. Nwpt ~vu hlle SPNHO SPEC&AL. Free ~~ ~w=.:.-= ~. tv bte00, "9h01 tc11~ .. e:_1V9t1n,' Per.on to Nip wtth plant· lllmY UUI f IT ~ 1 rna1SC~ .. __ '!!'-• SS50/mo +'Ml111. Dell. Full Ml'Vlca .., Bon voy .. 175-1250 81 Cot .... ,... ....... , incl wawtng wld oom-S..•ng ener~tc pertof1 ._.,aufant. ~· 17t41 M4-tt00 Awall lmmed. 759-1819\ .._.111 H8'bof • ta MeM Exc.ltent ••tra Income lng.p!Mtl. gt to grow with ffllblilhed Jackie°' Perry~ ::::;~:,..._._ Cc:IM 2 atcwy nouee. nice 1 :"!·~~~.•,:r~ IUllNlllll.Q L A Herald uamlnef •• .. 1, •• company Min 1 y .. r re· Ae.teut"ent 1300 ft t l1/ ft t i....i.. .... Honeet Nat'I Co now 11.,. (71•1541_.3&4 • •• -· ' tall exp Salary $900· .... , PILl•I" ••-·" "' cond. quiet, walk to bch. ICI a 1C1 • r...-11att 5f~8 few tummer. ... ........ , $1200 lnte<View b" •"Pl 11-• M/F. Avl 4115. S500tmo. net. Fulty flnithed bwo-lul••• I n.wlal •'Int rtifa. ~7 Ing ~1nnet"1 Of pro• fOf IWllll& ILllW 1
,. RentlLM lg lux Nwpt Call Mark fS73-42•3tE mant. carpeted, fire ,~ .. Ing office We Need• Sales Helt> tew ewa Moo·Frt e7S.-2H1 onty 646-7441 11 now 81C!Q9Pltng
Condo. eec btdg, oow aprlnkler1. ar .. 1 Cc:IM lo-...., 't ~Jilt "aliiiiillt fl/Tl!' train heel money & ..-enoi Ml.di be llllm -lllSEI 11111 ~•Ion• for J VU, 28A 28A, Oen, 11800. ••••11••-M cation. IMM505 -nie8W"RU 19 eYetyday Start todayt tle11lble & know laefllon MOTHERS MAAl(ET & ..... /llltl•
Show Sat/Sun afternoon. F,n/a,pvt.ctn,nu crpt-SAM S280/MO. Furn office. for TD•I I 10K·UP No **556--37 1~•. 19111 St at Hart>or In 1(1tcnen II .c;ceptlng 8')· Alt •Mt1 QOOd pay Md •U.. ........
Appt. •19•723•9099 *DI £47411150 * 13'1113'. Cont rm avail. cred ..... /no pen. Den· ~ O.C. Alfpott. GOOd ll•IPlllnl Aat. Cotti Meu Counyards pt1c1t1on1 tor Cook a. t>enelitt'" Laguna Beach ~pply In perton T S~. ~ 18R Cott Pleaunt• locetlon , nleonAl90Cl73-7311 * 11811ing ..iary Pleasant Front office. entl'tullathc. 642-7103 DotllwHlltrl, Kitchen Rt111 eme nt home ttlruFrlday btWn S.-~_t
wtffto, W/O. Some ocean ,,.., Hart>Or/Baker. 751·7042 1 11 working conditt0n1. Call Caeflitf & Pantry Pecson ••94·9,~8• ll• W ...... ..,.
vi ... Avt nowt Only ez ..... ..-.. -• .... n•• Mary°' Linda 151-1&00 ClleertFulTI. good oftlc. 1111. •lmllY to WOt'k 1r1 OUI Veget.,1an Nurs1nn 1900/ 8 . -at11ll1 lneludff Sttur· FOf tmall office. Muet be I' "' " Retuturantl
ew 87~ 1~ft ~M utll. M • AIC. Amplec Pft(g. ~H.!e; ............ .. ....... dlyt C11ot 631 ·W4 o.tallor .... ed. type, ..... e Reti;.::t =.~rid• PllllTlll •. Lfth HOUSEWIVES PfT .... In•• 21155 E 11 Hwy llT~ * .... * HHILl/llllftJIU CLEANING peraon l()r aflOftllarid wld work on 225 E 17th Str. lmmed11te placemen t, No e11p o It
ITIPI Tl am Exec Nwpt Bch home. Rm -I 1UI m' Fewmerty Hungry Ttoef. Local S.A m~'· leek• r• small offtee Must do Win· IBM/PC computer Call Cotti.._. Cosll Men & Fountatn ~
18R, 1BA upetalrt, M95. +btd In xchng 4 tt c:hor" 1•17 WESTCLIFF IVE 939 W"twood Bllld , ll1ble, mature per1on dOWI 20 llrt per week 250-9090 & ....... msg Valley Positions 1111il 1n 17,31 8'ook1'1Url1 FV.
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Walk to beedl. 1BR .. 20-~yr.·~.-:.r.;,~: NwptBeh.Agt54l·S032 .,~~mM. R..1":::lii tOWOl'ktngen offc.Mam-lnQ OOOd 546-4879• ...... II.Ill Tues-Fri $611{ Mull l'l1"9 areas Employm ent -"'~--~
28R, 2BA. $69511895 ln1elgnt. well groomed. 750 slf Pnme offic:. apece & bar equipment, ... ting ly wi111 AP/AR. lnciudea 18 & Up' Eatn $150-12500 own ear IS0.4119 w betleftts •11ait Of '* Organaed Pftn, ~
Pool. apa, encl gwage. Mii have car. 673-3006 In Balboa grM1 viawl & ~ FOf' Into call Joe aome typing & computer ~/MLllY, • Daily Pan time pnoto ' diem Jim llQ0.338-'901 I PM S It bkkng, -M>M~
d/w. •tra pwklng. New-Call btwn 9-15:30pm 9 with patio. Aval! 5111 Call p r e 1 1 w 0 0 d c 0 • pay r o I I. Ile n • t 11 s Hu 1mmed oe>en•ng tOf • modellf'IQ No e11p No ClllRIMAI CUI Y1SW etc Gd NI 645-3533 :
port Terraoe. 64~ .,_ .... NB Villa ... 1 .. _. Judy fS75--H151t 1·900-231-0782. CA he 11 1t546-55431t warehouse P9fl0r\ on •IS lee WORLD TALE NT Eac.llence In ... • ... ~ ..._., .," ..., ....... A 85 & C 1164 C M loc Su<:ce$Slul can· AGENT ·LIC /bonOeel w•ll'W'R• HHllll Care 81 Home - -"
Waterlront with dpck. 28r condo w/111ew. Nlcely .. ILfl _._1_1 _ __ _ UYEmllll d•d1tt Should 111119 prev •!8 181986-43 16 -15 Seeks P off~ ...,"an"
18a. lg deck Great furn, gated, all amena. Gr .. t locatlon In Hunt· PSYCHIC READINGS 1n El el\P Duties will 1~1 1n11 E1tperienced camefaman Wflll Plam · Pl'IOnes. lyping & MllllMI!
vlewll Walk to beaelll $475+util+dep 722-16S8 lnglon Beach Medi· TOf'o 120 SPECIAL wit ;()()Icing tOf a career 1n con1ro1 ~111p1rec Ofdtf· fl.ll&L&llT-needed M ust oe l F T •or 1rct11tec:1uaJ firm ea,p a -Call fOf ~~
S1250mo. 640-70851t MA/lg turn pvt Ba/pr Npt callProfHSlonal apace 11111 coupon. ADVICE t Adllertislng? If SO;-tt1e 1ng mat Prev cat>le TV Eve wllndea,per nec&3J2 knowtqable in 1111 are•• nea1 OC Airporl Must be * •675·7100'** iC S.atla Cutt ••trt Hts. v/quiet empl. n/amk. a11allabl• immediately ALL MATTERS •72·0808 Dally Pilot has 2 entry· e11p helptut lnte<ested Westminster Ave . Wes1· of camera department e11erge11c organized & .... _ ...... ;i
--kit priv, w/d, pool 5mn 70011300 s/f FREE park· Lett I ,.... ltZS level positt0n1 1n Class1· appllC send resume/call minster 891-0418 stnpping ptatmg Pa.sle· 11111e own '8r Great l>en· _./._ ...
• .... boh 1vt 511 $425 ·'.Ai Ing. All expenMI 1netd fled Advertising 11 you Attn F D Far"ang t71"1 · up 1ndt or typesetting et.ts l<ath)' 979-6283 Ehesse Boutique Sett~
•NEAR S.C PG. Hr HUI utlllcbl 425eec: 645·" 157 Alk about our mo11e In like people and can type 5,9. 7232 200 Paularono IAl•-1 skills 1 plu1 Must oe I OPE~ATOR I Spo<tsware arid Auto A~
sml yard ~• rec room snarlet. Call· fOlll) ADS 45 wpm. we'd hke to talk Costa Mesa 92626 E 0 E ~ 1111111bte to wori. eve E oessor!M PIT wknd dtrtl • """"' ' Male for large condo on yvv to you Exoeoent ben· .---A 25 S . Immediate opening xper Newpon Import•. NB . ~
1ml pet o.k. S725mo. BACK BAY. Walk-In JOE GtNEL eflls Call p..,,,y Bte111ns -.Til lllP SP5P~rox r•·· "~'rsper. ~rt_..IC>f n1ng1 atary oaseo on pret will tr11n 2· tOpm !>42·9405 Karen iii 1t&31·3050 tft Spm 1 ARE FREE ...... D Cle E " ...,. .. ,, experience and' s11111s 'NewpOft Beacro 644·7050 ~ c OHi. pool. garage 2 3 -46 9 •3 for an appoint men I . ry antfs •P or will s1dn1 or retiree 557.723, Please contact Lisa or -••• irs..... •. •lie .... a.h $650 •644-2607• * 1 -1• ,.., days• 542.4321, ext. 301 train 642·5466 Tammi -~ FOR LEASE:..576 SQ h.11 C I .. UL Ill.Ill Patttf7 14>642-"321 ext ••• RllllJ Des1rea for Full-Time""'<
=pltW zt~ Near beach Lg pvt. loll In 65c/sq 11. Back building a : AIDE. L111e-1n llllTU PISfTill For Gius Co tn C M ~1 during tlla day and Part time 11e1p Sales d• ployment Retail Greetin&
-H.8 home All prlv •. gar-uo E. l7th St . c M ASSISI d1sat>led fem prof Will train Mature person •7 1"1642·4399 evenings hvenes plant mtinten· Card StOfe Ala Cat~
'·encl gar. lrple, yar • age, utlls Incl. N·pe1tl 64s-8523, 619/346-6366-MJ-1111 E/Sd CM Nlee rm · 2 Dys/Wk 646-767 1 Musi ha111tgood driving re· ance HO'l1Cultural Of Of· SOUTH COAST PLAZA~
sml dog o.k. seoo mo Adult! $395. 536-6759• $350/mo E119S & wttnds ---COfd 2"'-0575 ...,-.. C11•d 11.now•edge nelptut I --sec. Avl 511. 6'5·5855 LAGUNA BEACHsm11t of· off. F prf Nsmk 645-2357 DATA ENTRY •-••• -rml Apply 1989 Hart><>< Btvd Sales ~
Of 548-86951t * 1WPT 21r lellfr... flee spaee Ocean 11iew, FOUND· Fem ~ Lab Maintaining mailing hst on --_.r_ Costa Mesa Alli fOf Joan 'Under New Ownerlhic> wt
n .. On aandl Resp 25-35. n-w/panung appro11 511 M111 Dog 8-141 mos. Auemblers to build H •I computer Ecperoence WANl ED Photo Lab ea,. _ need saies pt09le ~
..... smk $475/mo 673-9 .. 5 slf. $660 mo JoM Mgt w/brown flu collar boats We w/lram Apply ~ Call 640-0218 peroence helpful Full IM W .., It PAIT Tm clo59f'S FOfmerly A~I
EMPL F . .S. n-smkr. pvt NPT 8CH pvt bdrm & bath, Realooomic:• 67~700 Found nr 19th & Nwpn 7am163M18!!!~110f'a CY~lltS Oemonstr1tOfS --ume trvtne 250·4136 ..... .._·_ U IH21 Wte11end1 earty mOfntng Marine Contae1 C
C M. home S400mo. w/d, w/terraoe, bac:kbay view, Blvd 548-8247 ..,_..... ,.. Fii ... lllllAL lfflll ...., some 11te 1lternoons Sellerino at 645~15
kl t.p rl11 e11u/wknd1 pool non amkr Fem LllllY lllm Fc5UNo Male long-roa~r Deperldabte. hard-wortt· P T Of F slltlls tYP•ng. MllW PIJIT Tia Must l>e o,,.,. l8 gOOd SALES "
241·9590, H1·He0 dys only.'Ssoo 760-25.71 G:i: !'=iof'~':o1ic; Cht11u111u1. 3/29. v•c mg. FIT Gd wages/bens Are you adventuroua 1no pnones Salary ~ot For m11nten1nc. Pt T dr1ving record s5 7s l'lr • .-111...a ft.Ill.
Female. near S.C1t.Pt.ral Slater & Edwards. Hunt ._...._,,---... lw .... need money? Are you witr~n "99·4187• •642-8890• .,,,19age Call oetween 12 c t-"--·~ ..,,.5 F s .. -..... ti Prof F/M to lhr lovely 3000 aq tt. AcC. exoetlerlt •--noon & 7pm 540.3008 ' us..,..,._ ~·-.._ ""' rwy. ,,.re.,.., Cape Cod house wlm.,y parking $1 15-S 1 35/af Beach 841-1429 I let8IL Ml-l... ~tght well-9roomed & lllllAL lfftcl -~ C11arr.ng1ng po1rtro!
kitch, w/d, pool, Jaz xtras. 11ep1 to bch. NB. Pri11ate reatroom & wet FOUND Mt Samoyed 0t eager '0 learn? J P • ll\llHrVlJIN ..._ ... FllllY wOfking with our c'4il $350/mo .. 0ec>.556-1737 Neat.n/smkr S575Su5"'. bara11ailable.957-6035 Husky DOG on 416 nr Alll• Enterprises 1115 several lmmedoate opening Pos-IUUIU1l.I""' rs..... tomersand~tec:Q· .... la/...... ntl 852·9" 11/d, 646-4988/e Gldn Wst & Slal9' tn HB __ ,._._ openings fOf lh<>Se ot you itoon requires fYPmg ht· N~w poSJt1on Par1 time. n1et1ns Ord« o.MI ~ NWPT BCH 2 mo'• FREE --•-•• who can start 1mmed1· 1ng recepllOl'L& ans-· PRESSMAN p .. ~s '""""" mar"et· 11m1t11 ex-ienc:e;:.,: -RE T Call 8"7-65901847-7366 ·ll..e-.U/L t_._.._ f f'I '"""' , .... .,, " ..-PM W mTIL STEPS to t>eacn. Matr N l ets make 1 deal _._ ti 1tety WOfk with peopffl ing .. ...,.... ...... _ .. Of pro mg Will train 63 1-i 833 QOOd telephone
Wkly rentall now •llall. bdrm/ba. w/d d/w etc. Great Coast Hwy loc, FOUND Pltr of Per-......... 18 or 0 \19r who. are tue· office located in Santa tor appo4ntment • reQulred Call Of apply fl
11"7.00 wtl & up. 227• Avl now $358/mo 1st/ reas rents Incl u111. Xlnt ICf'lption gtassea w/case cesatul. mouvated wm-Ana Ea,penence pref d Tr>e Orange Coast D•·•~ -per50n 8¥den s Ptlt
N...,..1 ......... CM .... 7 •• 5 1111, sec:. Jeff 1573-3683 parking. Agt 645-3683 SuperlOf 548-9597 B f ..,~ <>---ners Spend winter in but will tram ngl'll apph· Pilot tS ........ ,"" an t•· PL.ANT CAAE·tNT t EXTEA Control 696 RandOlptl -.. ..,... --.... eauu ul ._...pOft .--.II Sout"-n Cal!f~n11 ·-" cant 547-9625 f0t a"-~ .. ., ~ M11nta1n plants on roult
.. M-111..w. WATERFRONT LIDO ISLE ••-fll • -•• Lott F/COCKERSPAN1oc:L: BMW Dealer has 1mmech· ,..., ~ ...... ...-perMHlC41d 4 COIOf Offset A...e . CM. 714-546-5570 -....... ---!"-ate lull tlme opening• tr111&1 11 western slates POtn tment, Hk IOf Joann Journeyman Pressman Vehicle supplied. good A-61 fOf Lloyd Totten wm train 2Br 281 8'>1 to sn11e. fully Nwpt Beh. 500.5000 slf. Whltel Redd•sll brown Vic Great .. ---fits ·-d -. with our superviMd mar-GENER'"l OFFICE PtT drov•ng record No ext> furn. M or F non-smkr Com Mc Fadden & Pasadena ........... -· ..... p " .We have an exc:et~t S611'1 63l-6340 PNWmTIL $925-+'ikrt 673-1849 Airporlarea. petltlve in Tutton 544·5720 11oronment Callfordetatls 'keung team t ld lrt•n· phones. good with benet119 p ac lo.age nee r lllllLmllctlh
2274 Newport Bl11d. CM rates. 213·947-0303 •640-6444• ing program Exc111ng n um bers w t tr a In S 12 21 /Hour Contact PlAl11c<a Wiii tratn
9"6·7 .. 5 ... tUsWUt .. fl OFFICE&STORAGE LOST GOLD MOVADO bonus plan. plus high Mac:GregOf' YcfltS'. 163 1 FIT PIT Flex"" Xlnt PNW91Tll.
V i I I 1385/mo 576 sq 11 LADIES WATCH Vic lllUll lll/llllPJ, earntngs Company cars. Placefltfl. CM (l1•) ••• ••21 ir..... .._n..,,111 "---di...._ ue· 227" ~ Bllld CM ICll ta tall I OUIETFgradstudentnd1 · BalboatBalboa Island. return fare guaranteed _,._ SJll ""''" ~· .,.... ,....,..~. nu 1Br apt CMICdM/NB. MarlntfS Square/Coast Marci\ 26 REWARD Exp on 10 lley wltll ligllt Call through Friday 11-4 lllll&L... Ill ... .., Trey l'llCle I must No ••P nee 646-7445 --------•I 1550 Dog-14 yrs sh<>rt Hwy. 646-7641 7 673 70 6 C typing. nice phone man· only Don Howard Busy pr.v.. ""'ml office Will trlltl ICnowtecJoeal>le ---·-JX§b1NE CRK SUMMER tlr.c~an.qulet 675-o294 SMALL Office Space, 1"I • 1 llrosttne nen needed 8•5· M·Frt (714)646-3337 Tvn1nn,"""ph~~. t111n", greentflumO 756-o790 p ·t ---,•-.. -E RENTAL 28r +den, turn. $375/mo E 17111 St 619/27t-8'450/279-2113 937-5902 Joann et; S~fieldwc>Oc F" Illy__, --ro es..ona "'*'' ng·
Tennl1. pool. ,gated Quiet reap. woman (56) Costa Meaa.. Call 8111: LOST SHAVING KIT With -.UPll ......... .......... v1n able hours Irvine ~ PRIVATE POST AL CNTR t11h onty Lagune Hills
S3000/mo. 720-3779 son 2". otd cat want to """" ~·" .._.._ sentiment al """ inside. 261 &• •8 SMiiing entl'lu$1UllC P9f· Call 859·3314 8-10am rent 2br 1'i>ba wtsml yd --~ .. .. ..,, At P. AIR. Bank Reqs. Pay· Ant ...... ..... area • .,._ I son petm PIT Apply -ltatlh It laart E. CMfNpt Hnts $850 -._,_ •--n"gllbOfhood of Irvine & roll PIT 645--0792• t IT'S~-3535 E Cit Hwy CdM SECRETARY " ,_ -.--IH _,., 16111 N B te().1700 . llllz' .......... r---Need flll ~I Off!Qe. nit range. Loe empl'd/nifs. Newpot1 Ctr .. F .. tuon Isl -lllllPI/ .. -'"' LIVE IN Cfltld car a ( 1 & 3 'I' • T ...... -w()fller IOf Fil POl!tJon
Ml f ~lmlCr to iJl, 3& 673-.6170/D 675-9660/E The Eft~ltf'tl Alt«n•t1v. R:::~~~em~S~a~':/, PIT work 11 home. CailfOf l,&lllltf •11•1.n Nflmll , old) 1111e m own 8'>t 1 I I -.... w1Lagun1 N1gv•I In·
N.B. Lg -s>t. 1 block 10 Clllftl ftl Ital Full s.vtee Of an1wer1ng "'7 viclnlly Newport details 675-3204 Help' Newport Center Theres MW( a duM mo-blOCk to t>eac:n englt1h 1No •~ nec Can make ·sur1nce agency Prtr bNChl $4.45 n.ea servi ce/mall o n l y ..,,11 645•2881 Denltl Grp Ol/9fCC>f'M its men1 PI T gen office soeMtnO 675-3379• over S1000 wtc Wort. nr ex.per w/WP and IBM XG 1tfS73-830l1t ,.. 64()..5470 '"' l&Wll.... own baby ooom• Withng s11111s raq d fOt bvSy c.M --oeatfl Gerlt 873..C l 62 s•ulls Call 24i-8733 btwn
---------Parking spaces 1wmr "---!-1 • REWARD LOST 2 Min & STOCK POSITION to train Clltlfs.de aui.. Manne Co 631-&480• ...... , w QUALITY CONTROL IN.-9.5 ... for Shifley ,
•N.B. steps 10 bNCh. lhr In large parlurig garage. ~... n,ertJ F/Sehnauzers. Old but Apply Gift Shop. 0 c Air· tint Call f()f int~ lfyou',.looalnglora!*. Ma,or rtWlro ~ SPECTION & MANAGER -n·-
lrg •Br 28a unit, PfOf n· $50/M o Please call ml sweet. 111C Br~llurst & port Tu-Fn AM 852-9186 Catt •640.1122• c:MttMtd..,,...lorwou.. "8ve ~ate M~ fOf produC:1oon Nil oo-ts -•
lmtlr $5501$650 wl gat. Tracy at Part! Newpot1 Ad 1 ms Apr 1 I " ment opportunity in Mee: Gregor Yactlll Newpor1 P9Nnaila eo.\-
850-3933 ew 639-8722 544.7333 BALBOA ISLAND 722·9010/D 962-UfS"*IE C~cul1toon Dept f0t F T 1631 P'-111a C M sutllng Arm needs Ml Marine Ave 11ore Avail PIT entry le"9f po11tions time ~.,ary 5 yrs exp
BY the beaeh. NB. M/f Melc:NI It'll CIPPOf1unlt-Aprll 15 2 yr tease REWARD Lost beige pyrse MANAGEMENT No .. P nee Will train IUm M ULll clnt typong & t>tione aufts
non-smkr. M1tr bdrm. In d inlf'ed. •• bflnging I 1700/mo. & contents. Ttlurlday • ....... ..., PIT reflr ... ""9lcx>me S.t N~~r 675..3551
pvt ba/en1ranc:e. 1450 • ....,,. uer• .... In '°"" to Waterlront ~omaa Rllrs. 3131 ~· 10 pm. No ??? • ~It & manage •dulls !>-2 & Mon 9-5 lncludea -·-PIT
motOf route personnel ..... ~-_. F "----le & ut11111 ... e1s-eo1• '°"'.,.,.,oom. 673-etoo ... ed •112-3117 JOIN OUR TEAM ....,...._ & counter _.....__ -·-· Must be 10~ to worll 1n Froendt)' ottioe. w1tl train utMon IS ..........,..,dab
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11~ ORDINANCE NO. 17_. s1<2efed section by section at ~ mand for Sale and a wnllen ACT1T10US 9USINEU FICTITIOUS.._.. ACTITIOUS WU FICT1T10US IU9lllEQ 926S2 Cahf. 92626
. AN ORDINANCE OF TrlE a regular meeting ot said NOTICE M Notice of Oeteult and Elec· NAIE STATE•NT NAm STA~ _.. ITATBmllT MA1E STA~ Ollie Ter Bu.ti, 917 AGa-Barry L Ha.van. 12
..CtTY COUNCIL OF THE City Council Nlld on Ille 6111 T9'USTEE'S SALE hon lo,Sell Tile undersigned · The lolfowin9 penons 11re Tne IOl!Owlng persoos ere The followlng penons are The fOllowltlg persons we puico, Laguna Beactl. <Aki Sunt;glll. Irvine. ~it 92715
'CIT'!I OF COSTA MESA. day 01 April. 1987. and T.S. No. 1a1M1 caused said Notice of O&-dOlng buSIMSS as· doing bUsiness as: doing~ as: dOiflg business as: 92!52 Tl'llS business .is con-
'CALIFORNIA, CHANGING therealler passed and YOU ARE IN DEFAULT lautt and Election to Seit to CHA TE.AU PROPERTY SPA REP CO. 11221~ EXCALIBUR OISTAt8UT· JOSLYN BENEmS INC.. Trilt business Is con-duc1ed by. 1rt lndlvldu.i
l THE ZONING OF PROP-adopled as a wl!Ole at a reg-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST. be recorded In Ille county MANAGEMENT, 629 E Newport 8IYd . SUlte 400. ING, 30 Via AmlStoea. Apt 1200 Westcliff om. ...... duc1ed by..,, lndMdl.lal Barry L. Hoev«l
.tEATY LOCATED AT 7,5 ular meehng ol satd City DATED DECEM BER 21. Where Ille real PfOper1y IS Chapman. Orange. Cattl. CostaMesa,C.f 92627 L, ~ Slrtta Mllgerita. l>Q(18-:tl.C-6if.92680 Dele T•Bu91'1 Thrs at1tement wa frHIO
,.a,ND 7,9 PAULAAINO AV· Council held on the ''h day 1984 UNLESS YOU TAl<E located 92666 Oistnbutors lntemallOnll c.i.t. 92688 Joelyn ~!IS Inc .. c.i;. nm statement was filed witl'I the County Clerk of Or-
• ~NUE FROM R2 TO R3 ol Apnl 1988 by tile follow-ACTION TO PR9TECT REAL ESTATE fORE· Bill Dooltttle. 3117 Coral. Spa Proaocts. 1nC . Call-John James AMM. 30 VII fomia wltl'I tl'le County Clel1I of Or-ange County on· Matcl'I 11.
Jr THE CITY COUNCIL OF 1ng roll call vote YOUR PROPERTY. IT MAY CLOSURE SERV1CES. -Cosla Mes.a. Call! 92627 fornla 1983; 1MS Ana'-"' Amlstou. Apt L. ~ This busineas IS con-... County on ~ 1988 ~trHE CITY OF COSTA MESA A Y E S C 0 U N • BE SOLD AT A PUBLIC Mid T,.._ 7711 Cefttw Lois Powell. '400 So. Avenue, 15A. Costa ..._, Senta Maganta. Calif. 92MI' duct«! by. a eotp0ratioo 19. 1918 Fm1•
/;OOES HEREBY ORDAIN AS CILMEMBERS Hall. Am· SALE IF YOU NEED AN EX· Aft., Jrd "°°'· .... -... Flowe< =22. Orange. Calif Calif 92627 This business IS con-G.R. Joelyn f111l7S Published °' ... Coat f OLLOWS burgey, Hornbukle. Butta PLAN AT 10 N 0 F THE Huntln9lon •••ell, CA 92668 This buSlnen 1s con-duded by. an indMdulll This sta~I was ltled Published Orange Coast o.ily Pilot Mwctt 25. April 1,
.J'l SECTION 1 Tllere IS lle<e-N 0 E s c 0 u N • N A T u R E 0 F T H E t2147. Signed •1: Ellubettl Th•S bUSllle$$ IS con-ducted by. a corpof'atton JoM J. Aoatr ..... I.he Coutlty c.11 of°'" Delly Pt601 M•ctl 11. 25. I . 1S, 1988
:•by plllCed 8f'd 1n<:fuded 1n Cli.MEMBERS. Wlleetar PROCEEDING AGAINST llerber, Vic. Prea6daftl dueled by. CO-paltn«S N.nc:y C. L•. ~I Thie ~I -tiled ange County on~--3, April t. 8, 1981 F-174
• -1t1e R3 zone. all tllat real A B S E N T C 0 U N • YOU. YOU SHOULD CON-Published Orange Coast Lois Powell TlllS statement wes filed w1"1 t"9 Coun~ Clertl of Or-ltlll F-147 ---------=~,...---.
.1:9roperty located at 745 and CILMEMBERS· None TACT A LAWYER. Oaily Pilot Apttt 8, 15.22. This statement was lilecS wilh lhe Coutlty Clertt of Or· _.. County on March 14. fS1lml ---------NlJC ll)TICE
.]'9 Paulanno Avenue. IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I On Aprtl 29. 1988. al 9;'5 1988 wrtll lhe County Cten< of Of-_.. County on March 22. 1988 Published Orange Colst NlJC NOTICE ---------
·1987-88 Assessor Parcel nave hereunto set my !'land A.M REAL ESTATE FORE-f -228 ange County on Marcil 4, 1988 '1761111 DllilyPik>tAptll8. tS,22.29. FICTITIOUS.,_Q ·~~umbers 418-131-02 and end affixed Ille Seal of Ille CLOSURE SERVICES a PUBUC NOTICE 1988 Fin. Publilhed Orange Coast 1988 _.. ITA~
•418-131-03. situated 1n tile City ot Costa Mesa this 5111 California .corporation a.s F173101 Publosl'led Orange Coest Oaily Pilot April 1. I . 15. 22. F-225 The following panons are
City ot Costa Mesa. County day of April. 1988. duty appointed Trustee FICTfTK>US llUS*IEll PubltSl'lecl Orange Coast D.aily Piiot Ai>tlf 1, I . 1S. 22. 1988 ........,. buli,_. u : doing busiNu as· ~f Orange State of Call-Elleeft P. "'*'-'· CHJ undef' and pursuant to Deed MME ITAn.NT DaJly Piiot Apfil t. 8. 15, 22.. 1988 F-197 NlJC ll)TICE ~oENTAL MANAGEMENT THE NEWCO INTER· ornia. to wit Clent 8'td u1"'1do Cleft of Tl'\lst recorded January The 1988 F-198 N A T 1 o N A L
Tile westerly 105 60 feet of IM CHJ Couftcl of tM 22. 1985, as Inst No tOllowing pe<sons are F· 191 , NlJC ll)TIC( PiCiliiiOUa .,_.. ~lSIONS (DMDI. W Clift G R 0 U p I N E W C 0
t111eees1erly 215.00teet of CltyofCoeta...... 85-023018. of Offlc1al Re-do~ng~S~~L~Y . 1702 "8JC NOTICE NlJC NOTICE ACTITIOUS-Q U.STAW g:.~ 9;is1Lagunll 8Nch. FINANCIAL. 8210 Constan-
ot 5. Block E of tile Berry Publi9hed Orange Coast oords In tile office 01 the Flortda ::: 23, Huntington ACTITIOUS .,_.. _.. ITAT'lmllT The~~ are ~ad B. Ryan, 364 Cliff tine Or. • 15, Huntington
Tract. in tlle Clty of Costa Dally Piiot April 8. 1988 County Aeco<cw of Orange 8eact1. Calll 92648 FICTI110US ...-.. _.. STATlmlfT The~ doing~•· Omle 5 L 8Nch Baec:fl. Clfft. 92Me
1 Mesa. County of Orange. F-231 County. State of California Stacie Slagel. 1702 _..STA~ ThltoloWll'lgpar'IOftawe doln0~:'°"9-BRA.DFOADSTIJOIO. 775 Cafit.~Sl eguna • MlcMal Ne-II. 1210
Stale of Caltfornia. as shOwn PUBUC NOTICE Encuted by SUNANT" Florida .. 23, Huntington The following ~sons are doing busif.a a: S PINNAKER SALES. W t7tl'I ~t. ~ K. Costa This business Is con· Constantina Dr. • 1S. Hunt-
on • map recorded in Book VALLES Beach Calif 92648 doing bu"'-5 as· (a)AT EASE (bl AL ·s GAR· 17170 Sil~ Cirde • 107 Mesi. c.tif. 92627 dueled by· an lndlvldual tngton Baec:fl, Calif. 92646
30. Page 7' ol MIS· flCTITIOUS aualNEQ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC L M . Adams 720 w 4th KANAN! ALOHA, 170 AGE. 579 N9wpof1 een. !Mne, c.liC,. 92714-e242 • 8r8dlofd JoM Salamon. Richard.B. ~ lllls bull-Is con-cell~S Records. In Ille 111.-ITAn•NT AUCTION TO HIGHEST BID-St UM 210. 'long eNch, Brookline Lane. Costa Dr . N9wpof1 8Mch. c.K. ~ L9e Almand. 455 ~~ .... ~ ... 715. eo.ta This statement -flied ~.tic~~ ~11/lduil office of the County Re· The toilowtng pe<sons are DER FOR CASH (payable at Caltf 90802 Mesa. C.iit 92626 926e0 ......., ~ 8-:h -. ..,.., eve with the Coun"' Cter1I of Or -·-.._,
corder of Los Angeles Coun-dol but1neu as-lime ot sate in lawful money T 111s business is con· S . lll.. • This business is oon-., • Ttlia stat.mant w• flied ty. except the southerly P1'uo NET -PAL M IER I of the Unned S1a1es1 at the ducted by a genetal Par1· Nancy Ella Honda ter· Al EaH ol Newpof'l C.a;t. 92705 Cluc1ed by. an lndMdull = County on Maren 29. wittl the County Clafk of Or·
412.50 feet ol said Lot S co••p•NY 17537 Oak St Main (Nortlll Entrance to the ners•rp reu. 170 8roolllone Land. Belcfl. califomla, 579 New-This business Is con-8'.nord John Salamon 1 = Coutlty on Marcil t ... " c 700 " Costa Mesa. Calil. 92626 l>0'1 canw °'·· NewpOf1 ducted by. an lndlvidUlt ""81 · meisured lrom the f t • v '11ey Calif 9270S County ourtllouae. StaeteStegel 'acquehne Alexandra 9Hctl Calif 92660 RutMIL9eAlmMd • Tl* stei-rt was filed Putllllhed Orange Coest 1
C«lterllne ot Baker Street as ~n,,ainHy!c1nih P~gnet C1v1c Cenler West Santa Tt11s statement was flied A~, l!tA ~76J L4t.P...arJ: 1P6~ T.,.. . ~ ,.__ This "-'•••l -tiled ~= r-.-.. ~on~•:,~-·iyPl!Of~. f02, 29. Publiahed Orange "'C:
sh own ° n 5' 'd m 8 P · -l7S~ett~F-otmtaln Va~ a. CaJifoaua all ri9flt~ tit• wiTh tile County Cieri! of Or· El T ..,,o, Call! 92630 dUC1ed by: a OOfPC>f'lllton Witt\ the County Cter1I. Of Or-1 """""' "'"'· 1918 ,,. ....... P"-t M n 25 ........ 1 togetner wiih Parcels an ley Calli 92708 and interest conveyed 10 an~ County Ol'I Mardi 29. Tiits business is con-Keren Moms. flnlnCial ...,.. ,.. _ _... on Mardi 29. _ F·222 8~1•51 ,~. arc ·....,ft · 2 as shown on a map re-· and now held by •I undef 1988 --.-....,_ .. , .---....,
ded 8o k 78 p.,...2, Joseph Palmlen. 2361 S8Jd Deed 01 Trust 111 tile ducted by • general PM!· Oftic:er 1918 Publisned n.-Coest · •
cor in ° · ·•-Azure St Santa Ana Calil f111t• nersntp This stat-1t ••tied ~ -~ ~-.,,... 29 Pml.JC NOTICE of Parcel Maps in tile office 92707 " · property situated In said Publtstled Orange Coast Nancy E. Honda Sterrett wittl tile County Clerk ol Or-Put>Mhed 0r-. Co.st Diiiy ~April I. 1s. 22, • •------------------
of tile County Recorder of Tt11s business is con· County and State descrtbed Daily Pilot April 8 15 22. 29. This statement w• llled = County on ..._ch 21. Deity Pilot April a. 15. 22. 29. 1988 ACTmOUS .,_.. NlJC ll>TICE
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Orange County _ .. b . rt as 1988 , .. I""-Count C._., .... "-F-223 .... -STA~ 1 SECTION 2. Pursuant to duct""' y. co-pa ners LOT 63 OF TRACT NO WI" '"' y ..,.,. "'vr· 1 ' 1981 ~--.are
j Ille pro\11 .. onl of Sec11on Lu!S PeugMt , 6237, IN THE CITY OF F·227 ange County on Ma<cl'I 11. Fl1"lm F-221 ' ... ·~~.,, ..... ~-FICTITIOUS::::-~3.79 ot Ille Costa Mesa Tl'lrs statement was filed COSTA MESA. AS PEA Pta.JC ll)TICE 1988 f17SU1 Pul>llSl'led 0r_,. Co.I MJC ll)TICE ~ busineM as: _..STA
Mun1c1p1I Code D1strtct wl111 the County Clefk of Or· MAP RECORDED IN BOOK Publtsheel 0.ange Coast Daily Pilot Apftl 1, I . 15. 22. NlJC ll)TICE INC.. 1~~~~ ~~ ~:::::::::::--we
ap E7 of Ille City of Costa ~~ County oo Marci! 9· 232, PAGES 20·21 AND 22 flCTITIOUI 9UWSS Daily Pilot A~tl t, 8, 1S. 22. 1988 F-t.. FiC1HIOU8 WH ~. L• Mlr'ICM. Calif. W£STMINSTER HONDA·
-Mesa.acopyofwt11oh 1son '37311:1 OF M ISCELLANEOUS NA•STA~ 1988 . ..,...ITA~ The~penons-90838 ·• KAWASAKI, 1375 1 a.di
1n thfl office of Ille Plan-O C MAPS. RECORDS Of OR· Tile tOlk>wing pwaons are F-192 NlJC ll)TICE The ....... ...,.,,. ere doing~ a ; Bob Stn 0-oe.t. 1nC . Boulevard, Westmln1ter,
nfng Division, IS trereby D:,~bl~~ M;r~';,0918 o~;t ANGE COUNTY C ALI-dOlng bUSiness as· doing.,_,.._.; BUDOY'SOANCECLIMC. Clllfomil. 15737 EM! Im-Callf. 92983
amended by Ille <lddlllon II 8 988 . FOANIA 2 GUYS HOUSE· NlJCNOTICE ~TITIOUS----WAVELINKS. 11111195 lfvina Aw. •20t. par1elH!ghw9y.LaMlflda. o.DaroMotorcydM.lnc.
lllereto of tile R3 area de· "'"11' . t F SI EXCEPT THEREFROM CLEANING SERVICE. 1971· ··--•TA,._,. ~Dr. Ste. 275. Cor· CoetaMela.c.11.92627 Calif.9CMl'3a . A c.lllornla Corporation,
scribed In Section 1 llertlOI. -l ALL OIL, GAS, MINERALS A Wlll-A\fe . Costa Mel&. f1Cnnou9 Ml ..... , . The~ C*90M .. ON cM1 Mar, CIM, 92625 Hany O. Schwlmmw. 328 Thie bv~ is con-t375 t leach Boulevarct,
SECTION 3 This Ordl-Pt8JC NOTICE A ... D 0 T ,.. E R Calif. 92627 --ITA~ doing~ IS: ~ I. °'""· 2345 N. ~ llMS. •SM. duct«! by. I c:orporet!On W•rNneter-. c.11. 92113
nanGe sl'lall Ilk• effec1 lrld HYDROCARBONS. BElOW A. Alea JaMnln. 1971-A Thi tdllcMfng ...,.. .. NO CONSUL TING, 3 Plldftc CWt Hwy., u.una N9wpoft a.di. Calif 9*3 Allin Snyder. Pt9lidel1I This buliMH ls COii•
' be In lvll force thirty (30) FICTfnOUS .,..... A OEPTl1 OF 500 FEET. Wallace Ave .. Costa Mesa. doing bu111.-•: Prltnavefa. Irvine. Caclt. 8c::f\... c.111. nt51 Thie buSINM It con· TlWI statement wa fifed ducted by. a corporltlon
d1ys from and alter the NAME ITAnmNT WITHOUT lHE RIGHT OF Caltf 92627 MULBERRY STREET 92714 John ,,..... GnN. 2'345 Clucted by.• lndivlduel wittl !tie Coun\Y Clertt Of Or· Prwlldent
passage tllereof. and prior The followlng p«sons are SURFACE ENTRY. AS RE· David J . Vllenlln1. 1971·A PARTNERHSIP, A Ca111orn1a Diana M Rap11ky, S P.-c: Com! Hwy .• ~ H9ny 0. ~ _,.. County on Mefdl 3. Tllll ............ W91 Miit
to Ille exp!fltion of Fifteen doing bu"""5 as: . SERVED IN INSTRUMENT$ Wallace Ave . Costa Mesa. Limited' PertnersNp, 191 PrWlla-a, Irvine, C•lff. ecft.. c.lf. '851 Thie ......,,_. .. filed tMI with the County Cter11 Of Or-
( 15) d119 from tis passage Bl.JENA PARK MANOR. OF RECORD Cahf 92627 E11t 1711'1. Si.. tA. eo.ta 92114 TNa b1191neM 11 con-.._ ._County Cter11 ot Or· ,_ _,.. County on ~
etlall be publlll'led onc:e In 1200 ou•I. Sule 280. New· The street address and Trilt buliness Is con-Meu. Calf. 92127 Thie """""' 11 con-~ llulbelld.,.. .... .,._ County on ~ 29, ~ <>range Coe9C 21. 1111
the ORANGE COAST DAILY por1 Beacn. c.tlf. 92860 Other common deeigna.llon. ducted by a general Pl'1· ThoMll $._ L•, tll E. ducted ~ m1 ~ 1. Or* _. 1981 1M1f Plat~ 2!, Aprt1 1, ,._
PILOT, I MWPIPCtf Of gen-Rk:l'lerd Auetin Hett. SS if -any. of tl'le real pr099'fY netlhlp 17th, Coet.a Meu. Catlf. Dlel'8 M. ~ TNa lllllll'l9 .... tied ,.-1. t5, 1911 Pub11at18C1 Qr.,.._ CGe91
.... Clfcul1tlon. printed Ind Lindi Isle. Newpor't 8eacn. des c r I b. d I b 0 ". 11 David J ValanUn• 92127 Thia .....,..,.. -........... County Clertt of Or-PIAllllNd OrWlgl CWt f-183 Oellr Plot M#dl 25 ... 1.
publlehed In the City of Calif 92860 purponed to be: 2734 s.no-Tl'liS Slltement WIS Ned Thl9 bu........ .. con· .... "-County a.ta Of Or-... CouM1 on ...,_ a. o.ly Plot .... t5, 22, n . I. 1~. ,... -
Colla MHI or. In ll'le This business Is con· piper. Costa Mesa. <Ai· wttl'I the County Claf1c of Or-dUcted by: a limfl9dpertnw. 1f108 County on ~ 22, t• ttli _,,. •ftCl F-111
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FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1988 25 CE TS
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Plexiglass wall on PCB offered
Caltrans proposes clear sound barrier
to save views of NB road-widening foes
BJ GREG u.ER&X °' .............
Picture this: A 7-foot-hiah window.
framed in aluminum, borclerinaa sill·
lane hi&hway for more" than half a
m ile throuah Newpon Reach.
Sounds ludicro us. you say? Well.
don't tell that to the enjineen at
Caltrans, who have made JUSt such a
pro~I in an attempt to win the
Cahfomia Coastal Commission's ap-
proval to widen Pacific Coast Hiiti-
way.
The proposal by Callrans. which
could be presented to the ~om mission
nut month, is intendf'd as a com-
promise between Caltrans' orisinal
proposal to erect a I ().foot-hiah sound
wall and local residents w6o don't
want any wall at all.
The commission sided with resi-
dents in February. aarttina with their
contention tha~ the wall would
amplify traffic noise and block their
view of the Pacific ~n.
Caltrans enJineers feel the pkll-
1&.lass wall. which would cost about
f37S.OOO -twice as much as the
orisinal concrete wall -1s a solutJon
to the view problem.
However, local res1d«ats don't feel
that andecoenJinecnng isany decent
son of compromise.
"What they're trymg to do is save
SS million wonh of fedt'ral fundina."
said Ninfa O'Bnen. pr<"s1dent of the
Newpon Shores Community As-
sociation. which has led the fight
apinst the wall.
''The whole thing is nd1culous.
They're using our tu dolJ.ars to get
around a rule to a void ha\ 1ng 10
fi nance 11 a different '-'3\ •• ·
The wall in question 1s pan of a
mult1-m11l1on dollar construction
project 10 '-'Id en Pacific Coast High·
wa) from \lewpon Roule' ard to
Golden"~! Strttt 1n Huntington
Beach. The "all would run from the
Sant.a Ana Rl\er cha ri ~I to tilth
Street, said Don Simpson special
projects man.ager for the c11~ of
Ne~ct Bea h
The project. being undertah·n ~'
~ .,
(alt rans but supervised b) Newpon
Beach. could begin constructio n in
Septemtx-r
The wund "all wu proposed to
dampen the wund of pass1na traffic.
~id · ·m~n En~ iron mental studies
1nd1ca1ed that increased traffic on the
"1dl.'ncd h1gh"a~ '-'Ould put the
dl·l 1bd w unt o'er fedrral hmits..
.\l·)thl·11call~ speaking_ the plcx-
1glJ!>S "all might e' c.-n t't worse than
thl prl·' 1ousl~ propoo;cd concrete
(Plea.e eee PLEXIGLA88/A2)
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BJ JBNN1P'Bll WEBER ..............
BJ PAUL ARCIDPLEY °' .............
Residents on Newport Beach Pen-
insula well know the headache of
trying to travel to and from their
homes when. the strttt~ arc cloged
with beach traffic.
lmqine tryina to operate a pizza
delive'1 service down there.
That s the situation facing recently
opened Bingo Pizza on Newpon
Boulevard.
Restricted by the city to delivery
service only - a customer can't carry
a pizza out of the store -BinJo's
success hinges on its ability to dehver it~pizzas hot and fast.
~ut 1 traffic is barely crawlina
along Newpon Boulev:trd. how can
Bingo make Jood on its promise to
deliver within 30 m inutes of an
order'?
Enter new employee Dave Speri-
ing. a neophyte triathkte who wants
to keep in shape for triathlons and
pick up a few bucks before he
transfers to UCI in the fall.
The new en:iploytt fiaured if
they're spinnina pizza douah in the
kitchen. why not spin the finished
product out to their customers?
Spertina. 19. a.sked ifhc could make
deliveries on his bicyclt.
-After all, there's hot dot on a stick,
ict cream on a cone. Why not pizza on
a Peuacot?
On his first niaht. Spertin.1 dropped
off I 2·pizzas. The other dehveryman,
d rivina in a car. delivered 13.
"I d idn't want to use my car.
anyway." said Sperling. a Newport
Beach resident. "I'm not into cons-
tant stanina and stoppina and look-
ing_ for a parkina place."
On a bike. he U n ~ addresses
more easily. take shon cuts and
negotiate through Jridlocked traffic.
Naturally. Spert1na ohcys all traffte
laws ... son of.
"I haven't been real strict.'' he
admitted, "but I'm not flasrant.
"I haven't been cauaht yet:\
He fiaures. that on a busy niaht he
rides about 30 miles in all.
~-PIZZA/A2)
special tournaments for the trendy.
Only ~n Oranae County, land of bottled
water and ~mers, would the folks at the fair
have a competition to crown the yuppiest of
the Yu~.
Yup, n's different thne dayi at the county
fair. Remember urban cowboy? You can
And they're touting their yuppiness in
press rcleun. no less: .. Yuppie Competition
on Board at OrafllC C<'unty Fair." ln other
wonk. a teareh for the r.irat~ of them
all. The decathlon of yu~.
The faint at 901d-plated bean need not
enter. This is f'ilorous '1uff. with challeftlCS
that indude: fcqet it now. • ·
Sure, thert are still the jams and the jellies.
the cakes and pies. the ftowen. the rocks and
the animals. There is t"'4ition. after all.
But thete are modem times and Or'anfe
County's a modern .-CC. Upecale. Ask
an,one in Newpon Beach.
So the marbtinl folb at the &aiT are
~i~ the w peor'9e eveeyoDe -lets their •ts•: lbc Yupe.. Noc to be c:aUlltt
witlll tllleir..-don<•he immlMle...Mol
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• RC9di111 the Wall Street Journal.
•SWti111aBMW.
• Precision poomins.
• Aerobic dancins.
• Modeli111 a busiaaa suiJ (wspenck.rs
~). . _ .. _ plia--...... • Lip sync'I .. a 90111 u.t aClft 1.-UK
Yuppie iftYlle. Tbe Pfe!1 rellalt •YI this
can include jiftlles an beer commercialL
Prab9bly Corona -ludwemr ..w DeYCr
do.
~ ~sor of this battle of the baby-
boomen. Haaecn Dus. which wanted to do
10methi111 with the fair that would reach its WFt audientt, 2S-to ~year~ld men.
That's the same qr JJOUP. incidentally. that
accounts for most f11fJOCfS.
The contest is panly a jab at the status-
comcious. self-indu~nt lifestyle that has
come to be associated with Yuppies. More
imponanlly, ~ver. it's pan of a shrewd
marketi"' tcbcmc to ktep people comi"' to
the tiair and panicipatina in it It's a plan to
appml to people who have little time. art
increas.iftlly sophistialted and have the
a11ematives o(Oisneyland and Knott's Ben)'
Fann nearby.
Evca a county fair ha' to stay competitive.
and to do to, it has tumed IO bis bu.sines
llra~ idmtifyilll its COMUIM'ft and
lmilari111 at1prod.ct10 their needs.
Hutton lette r c laims
budget h e ld hostage
for political reasons
By ROBERT BARKER °' ................
Hunungton Beach Cit} .\ttomt:~
Gail Hutton hu se nt letters to
residents sttking communlt~ suppon
for an impending budget battle -.he
faces. an dfon that comes at the same
ume poltce nstted her offict' 1n
connection with alle-ga11ons that one
of her employees held :i second full-
time job in Los .\ngele'
In the letter addrrssed .. Dear
Friends." Hutton wrotr
.. Each ~ear for poh11cal reasons
there 1s an attempt to hold m~ office
hostage at budget time llnless I haH·
been a ·good g1rr (pol111call~ l in the
past ~car. there 1s an attempt to
'spank' dunng the budl!e t proce-ss b~
cutting the funds a'a11:\ble to me to
perform the tasks nece<.<.ar) for me to
do m ) JOb.
.. You ~•II recognize that this 1s ·no
v.a) to run a railroad · I am electw to
be independent. I am requ1~ and
Gall Hatton
mandated b~ la..,.. and by you. the
'oters. to run m) office 1 believe you
agn.-e '-'Ith this ~misr P\cuc help
mt' b' communicatiog vo ur thoushts
(Pleue eee BO J IOIC/ d)
El Toro base .. to ship
Mari.nes to Panama
CAMP PENDLETO!' ( .\P~
About 300 L".S. Mann<'~ packed thm
bags Thursda~ night and rcad1~d to
-depan ~for Panama.. -.~re tht~
will conduct routine' Jll ngle tra1n1ng
e\erc1ses.. officials said
The Mannes· departure 1s un·
related to the C m1htar) buildup
prompted b~ Panama·., pohural tur·
moil. said Lt. Gene BN'"ne. spokts·
man of the base. about N"l miles non h
of San Diego .\not her 5 Mannes
w1ll lea'e for Panama ne\t '-'Ct'~. he
said.
''T his "hole thing for u~ 1s puref\
One asi>«t of that 1s offenng nt"' ··.,pon·
tanrous" contests like the Yuppie rompell·
tion. contest coordinator Mike Yan \\ 1nk1C'
said.
For people who work -pan1rularl) for
tho5c who keep the notonous Yuppie hours
-rqistcring. making something. bnns1ng 11
to the Fairgrounds in Cf\sta Mesa and packing
it up after the fair 1s too tlmC"<Onsuming
Come-as-you-are e'cnt<i are mo~ appcahng
to the hfo-in-thc-fast·lane Orange Coast
cro•-d. ...·
"People tn this p&n1 ular area seem to hkC'
the thi!'f-1 that a~ mon-impromptu:· Llo~d
said ... It s j ust pan of gt'tttng them dov."TI here
to havt fun in a real t'~IS' •-av. It's kind of
corny. but wt want them to ·let their hair
down. too.''
The <>ranee Count) Fair is 1n the 'anauard
{PIH• -rAJa/A.2)
coincidental.'" he said. -This panicu-
lar tra1n1nge"oluuon h:1s been sched-
ulC'd since December:·
Th<' Mannes be:il"!g_.$Cnt -.re. mem-
ber.. of the ~nd Battalion. 9th Manne
Regimen. and the I S1 Rana.hon. Sth
\1ann(' Regimen. the spokesman
said
"bout 300 Man nes "111 fh out of
the El Toro Man~ Corps .\1rStat1on
near In 1ne in Orangt' Count) be-
t'-'C'Cn q· 10 a.m Fnda' BroWM said
The \1annes "'" tra\rl aboard·a1r-
craft from !'onon >\Jr Fortt Base. he
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Happ~ b1n.hday. NC"Wpon Beach.
n of
4-hhough the coastal anchor of
Orangt' Count. did not lK'oomc a city
unul lo06. members of'\he Nt•pon
Beach H 1 toncal Soc~y aft IDi~ to
perform a btt of historical ~vision
and bump the city's fnundi• beet
about I 'cars-to 18"8.
In ~mbcr of 1~11. bradMn
Jaml" and John McF8ddell c-.
pktC'd thf McFadden Wbmf. wlllicla
"ould later bccomt a ..._ mllD
depot on the OraDIC C<'at.
Airport search group lands.grant for sbldy
One month lalef, tM ...._
Eureka -the first ship to doct Mat
p1er -unlo.dcdits~.C..•1 Cll
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book. the 198 l Oflicil9I ......, ti
Mlnl-alrports,jolnt-use, futurtstl~
amongoptlonstomeetcounty'sn s
N"'-pon Beed\. lllllrb tM cllW"9
found1na ID 1906. ... ti 11 -
COS*" a" told OUl. H-.illll lml" mmibcn aft ~!.II up .. I A pnn11~ .,
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annex oh fire ~in Honduras
TEGIC'UGALP~ Honduru (AP) moved 1n to bfa.k up the dcmOll-
-su.dea11 tct fire IO a U.S. Emlmly stratioa. Police sounn could eely
an•• n--eeet a..S ~ (l()Dfirm the death o( a woman. Betty automobiles · na ~beet Molina. and p ve no funbcr details.
Matta on a New York-bound ftilllt
and be WU ana&cd abo9rd the
jetliner by U.S. manbls. .a:onlina
10 U.S. law enforcement officials. by pnfift and tear p.s. Police said at It was noc immed"aa~y known how leUt o. clanonstntor was tilled. many people we~ injured. Matta. locfeied at ~ maximum·
An Emtm.y spokesman rqMWted O'Brien, in a lcicphone interview. ICCUrity fedcril prison in Marion, Ill.,
eatensive ...... MKf said no U.S. said demonstraton IYd IUl'pl into was wanted by U.S. ofticiah b
citizens weft i1Uured..1 an anne• of the nnb8s')' acro11 the quntionina in the 198~ slayina of a
The aowd of mott than 1.000 street from the main buildina. U.S. One Enforcement Adminstn-aanivcnitystudmtsw,asprotesti~the "There was a lot of darnaee." ht tion •"'· Enrique Cama~na
tion:ed e•tradition of an ..tlcsd dna& said. ''They burned n number of Saluar. in Muico.
tnft"IC'lter suspcc1Cd of invOlvcmcot toods... Honduran ~slaton ananly called in~ killi,of a u .. s. d,....llCftl, and O 'Brien would not say what ,oods the incident a kidnaprina" and the
President e1pn s rndina of ad-or documents we~ stcnd in the Fenian Ministry launched an in-
ditionaJ Amenc:an uoops to Hon-annu. He said Honduran riot police vntiption oftbe promturn med.
duras.last month. bad fired on the crowd hut added that
Honduran riot policf-lobbed tear-no shots wett fired from the embeuy The protatcn who stormed the
ps arcnadcs· and fir'fd at demon-or by embassy ptt50nnf'1. Embassy an~• also ~ demon-
straton who stormed tht U.S. Em-He said no U.S. c1tizms were hurt. S1ratina apinst the~ of l.200
bassy srounds and itt fitt to the On TUC'Sday. Honduran officials U.S. troops in Honduras.last month.
annex and about 20 automobiln took Juan Ramon Malta Ballaskros Reqandi1p9tchedthetroopsattht
bclongin& to embassy penonnel. said from his Tegucigalpa home in a pre-request of President Jose Azcona
Embassy spokesman Mic hael dawn raid and hustled him onto a Hoyo after a reported incursion into
O'Brien. · plane to the · DominiC'an Republic Honduras by Nicaraguan troops
Local news rq>ons s.!id up to four without a passpon. pursuina Contra ~Is. The U.S.
pcopk we~ kil~ by riot police who Dominican Republk oftkials put troops later ~turned home.
SciJltists identify new dinosaUr
CLEVELAND(AP)-Tbeskullof
a prehistoric animal has been ident-
ified as pan ofa previously unknown
typt' of co mpact. meat-eating
dinosaur. scientists announced
Thursda).
.
Tbeskull was m1s1dcntifiedafterilS
discover} in 1942 in eastern Montana
b) an expedition from the Cleveland
Museum of Natural H1~tory. officials
said. It was in storag<' in the mu-
scum 's basement when it was noticed
by a visiting paleontologist last year.
The museum said lhr skull is from
a previously unknown genus but is a
member of tht Tynnnosaurus rcx
family of dinosaurs.
MARINES TO DEPART FROM EL TORO •••
FnmAl
said.
The ~maining SOO Marines will fly
out aboard a chartered commercial
airliner out of Miramar Naval Air
Station in San Diego ear1y next week.
hcsajd.
The Marines will t.ak~ pan in lh~
wecksoftrainingat the ~nny'sJungk
operations trainina center at Fon
Sherman. military officials said.
Such snsions arc held 14 times a
year for Army and Marine infantr}'
units. military officials ~id.
··1t·s more or les~ a training
enhancement." Browne said. ..We
d on't have jungles in Southern Cah-
fomia and they do down there at the
Ann} school so we 10 there to train.··
In Panama City. the Marines'
scheduled am,•al was bt'1na touted b~
thegovemmentasthe~nninsofan
imminent U.S, mvasi<'n. Hundreds
of cn 1hans turned out Thursday for
military training.
The u mp Pendleton spokesman
said the Marines woul<1 bf' far from
the political unrest.
··Fon Sherman 1s on .\tlant1c side.
pretty far removed from that other
activnv." Browne said. Mik~ Stepp. a spokesman for the
Defense Depanment. ~id ht didn "t
bt'hcve the Camp Pendleton Marines
v.~re told to take an) sptt1al precau-
tions during the assignment
.. All Americans in Panama have
been u~ to be cautious:· he said. ··1
don't think th~ 800 Marines are any
d ifferent from an} other Americans·
down there now ...
The last of 1.300 additional U .S.
soldiers arri'cd Thursday at Howard
.\ir Fo~ Base o utside Panama Cit).
compleung a bu1ldur meant to
pro' 1de greater o;ccunt' for the Pan-
ama Canal, American installations
· and U.S. citizens.
The staled pu~ of thcir open·
ended assisnment ts to provide
security for thc lfOOf'S. American
installations and American citittns.
The Panama aovemrnent prns is
prcdictinJ tha1 the United Scates will
resort ro invasion~ to oust Gen.
Manuel Antonio Noricp. who as
bead of thc I S.000-membtt Pan·
armnian Defense f~ is tht power •
behind the civilian tovrmmcnL
The United States hits rccop.izcd
deposed President Eric ~nuro Delv-
alle as the constitutional head of state.
The United States nonnaUy keeps
I 0.000 troops in Panama to guard the
Panama Canal.
In mid-March SOO military police
were added. and 1.300 more t.roops
arrived this week.
HUTTON SAYS COUNCIL PUNISHING HER •••
From Al
on thi s matter to )Our coun-
cilpersons. Lct"s take poht1cs out of
-.. the c1t1es' (s1c) legal affairs. It is time
for Hunungton Beach to come of age
and to rccocnize that pett)' pol1ucs
and bureaucratic power plays have no
pla e in ·big city' go"emment."
Hutto n listed the names of the
seven Cit) Council membt'rs and
their telephone number at Cit) Hall.
Hutton reported!> was a¥tay on
vacauon and couldn't l"C reached for
comment on the letter. but an aide
said the letters we,.nt out at Hutton·s
upensc to ~I thousand sup-
porters.
Cou0C1lman Tom Mays. noung
that Hutton had accu~ others of
bt'mgpoht1cal. saJd Tbursda> that her
letter "1s a dcsperat(' attempt to
politicize. and to bring prcssu~ down
on the C1t) Council.
"I find the letter is mappropnate:·
he said.
Councilman Jack 1'..clly claimed
the lefter smacks of bt'ing .. ,uvenik
fanC) ·· and that differences should bf'·
~ttled b) sittm& dov.n and talking
wi th offiCLals instead of writina letters
to residents.
Other officials termed tht letter
"nd1cuJous ... One said he would find
n hard to justif)' bu•t increases in
light of the number of Hutton's
employees and that work that's
performed m her offi~
Hutton said in the letter that her
depanment's bud&et of S9SO.OOO is
less than I percent of th(' city's general
fund.
The I pcrc::cnt share has ~maincd
constant over the 10 )"nrs that she's
bttn city attomc}. she qid.
The letter arrived at homes at the
same time that Cit) ~dm1nistrator
Paul Cook asked poh~ to invcstipte
allegations that an ('mployce in
Hutton's office defrauded taApeycn
by working in Federal Coun in Los
Angeles while also bt'ing paid for full
ti~ wort in Huntin&1on lkacb. .
WaJter E. Burt.. a department
anaJyst. rcsiancd bis S«>.OOO+year
job last Friday after bcins coafronlcd
by dcpanment oft"lcial~ witb allep-
tions of heavy ablcnlt'rism coupled
with tht rcportsofbavinga seoedjob.
Burk took a job as cki>uty district
coun executive with the-lJ.S.,District
Coun in Los An,etes in October.
officials said. Hutton said last week
that Burk was away finm his job in
Huntincton Beach for rwts o<Octo-
bcr and November and all ofDiec:iem-
ber. He had e•hauaed his sick time.
compensatory time and v.cation
time with the city. she said.
About two 1'Uks bdCwe the '"laig-
nation. Hutton rcqun1ed a .. Y raise
and an uppadinaofiobdnsification
for Burk in a preliminary budlet
request. An aide said this week that
S-Y increase requests for all em-
ployees a~ routine in a preliminary
bud&et.
FAIR NOT WBA TIT USED TO BE •••
From Al
-targrtntJ)'O'Onffam1tiH. aCCOrdmglo
Van Winkle. rcsmorbusyt>oomcrs-fnr abouHhrtt -oontest combines the-best ua..-UI~
years now. much to the Yuppies' popular pmc yups play for yub and
"The whole program 1s brakina a
new ground. which is the way the
whole fa ir industf) is go ing.·· he said.
"Basically. we are mcelint the nttds
of our communit) b) ta1lorina our
program to acrommod:ite a different
t)pe offa1r-gocr."
Van Winkle and other fair or-
ganizers ha\C bttn concocting con·
dehJ!'t. Southern California beachinns.
Like the much-huncered-for Or distance smash ball. bucd on
omelet-making cg-st~vapnza. It the old.fashioned CU IOU. where two
was so popular at last year's fa ir (the people a~ teamed up and move
theme was "don·t miss the ea-fanhcr and fanhcr apan on each
c1tement") that orpni1m decided10 round.
resurn'Ct it. Fair orpnizen streis that the trend
Or sand P1ctionar}. \ponsorcd by from country com to city slickness
Coppcnonc. fi ttin&ly enouah. The won't be a complctC' conversion.
Traditional events will remain the
mainstay oftht fair. t~ said.
PIZZA PEDALER ••• But tht fair has tttn a S1ady
deC'rcasc in rcttnt >U" of enuiei in
livestock displays. and Van Winkle
sees no chanec in that ~ in the PnmAl
Binao owner Mane Lefever thinks
Spcrlina's bike dt h\'cncs a~ a put
way to peddle pizza.
·'Sometimes traffic is bum~-10-
bumper out he~ ... lcff'ver said. "So
far. we've ~n a~ to meet our »-
minute time limit··
(n f8ct. Ufever IS SO haPJ»: W'lth Spatins'• bike dclivcriM sht 1s hirina
Olhen wlM> either ndc ~ikes or motor
l('OOlen.
Old-timers. of counc. will chuckle
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as they rec.all the davs when bike
deliveries were commonplatt for
ever}' business from.tht grocery to tht
pharmacy. But nowadays. even the
~~r boy is ridina in the t.ck of a
station WlllOfl.
But not Spcrlina. He'll tatc the bike
over his car anytime.
"I eet plid for wortina out. to ifs a
tood ckaJ. -ht said. In fact. you miaht
say ifs a -pizza" cake.
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futu~. .
"We'tt just wortina with what we
have and doi"' the belt job wr can to di~J. (tht anunals) as best we can.·· be .
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ltttpina cunnt fair:_-.om ia1ereaed
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AIRPORT SEARCH GROUP LANDS GRANT •••
PnlaAl
middle distance flishts within Britain
and acroa the Eftl)ish Channel to
continental ci~ .. F~ ~ terribly biah." said
Merwin. ..but ~ is a certain
sqment of tht busineu travelin&
public for who time is more valuable
than money. The airpon is envately
operated and is in tht black.
New vertical takeoff aircraft de-
veloped for military use. such as the
VS-12 Osprey tilt rotor. may ioon be
available for civilian ute, Merwin
said.
The Osprey )w a ranee of 600 to
800 miles and can take off from a
runway as small as a heliport.
A proliferation of such small air-
strips could eliminate the nttd for
another la~ airpon. Merwin said.
The coahtion includrs the Orange
County Chamber of Commerce. lhe
Orange County Aviation Council. the
Industrial Lcaaue of Oranac County
and the Airpon Working Group.
Orange County officials were
obliged under the 1985 John Wayne
Airport Settlement 'Agreement to
appoint a non-aovernmental croup to
search for a new altpon site.
I~ March 1987. thecounty Board of
Supervisors appointed the coalition
to the task and. in Scptembt'r of the
same year. filed an application for the
federal aviation arant.
Funds from the .,.ant att bei~
channeled throuah tht Southern Cah-
fornia Association of Governments.
The association has appUed for an
additional $228.000 on behaJf of tht
coalition. The additional money
would extend the coalition's effons
through 1989.
Funds from the FAA grant will be
used primarily to hire technical
consult.ants to perform 'tudies in the
areas of traffic,· planning and enai-
neering. aCC'ordmg to lkll.
The group will hold a pubhc
meeting to formulate a work prosram
on May 21 in the cafeteria at Auor
Corp. headquarters in lrvine.
PLEXIGLASS WALL PROPOSED •••
From Al
wall. O'hn said.
Mud. graffiti. masted saJt from sea
spray and a ~ of splattttcd
insects could transform rnidcnts'
ocean views into a mottled mess. she
said. The city would ~ mponsiblc
forcleaninaand maintainina tht wall.
sht said.
"They'd probably build it. then
come b8d: and say it isn•t aoina to
work and ~place it with the concrete
one.-said O'Brien.
Newport Shores resident Jeanne
Sebek said ,tht plexialas, wall is not a
new proposal. and · •u IUllCAcd
several weeks prior lO the COuaal
Commission meetina in Febnlary.
When it was first suaesicct. both
Caltrans and Newport ACach ofrtciah
said mai~tcnancc probtcms and hiah
construction costs made the wall
impractical. she said.
"I can't picture lhc city ofNewpon
Beach comina out a few times a week
to wash this wall. and Newport Beach
didn't seem too enthusiastic about it
either." said Sebek ... Maybe they're
desperate now ...
Jam Patty. a member of the"wcst
Newpon Merchants Association.
said he bt'lievcs the wall itself is not
the main issue. He and other ·resi-
dents and b~ness o" nen contend
that widcnint Pacific Coast Hi&hway
from four to six lanes is simply not
Qecessary because congestion is not
that bad.
Funhermorc. widen1n1 the high-
way would agravate an already
dangerous problem with specdin~
.. If it &OCS to Sil lanes, that will
encourqc drivers to ao even faster:·
said Patty, who added that drivers
normally travel much faster than the
posted 4S mph speed limit.
Patty said the commission's initiaJ
rulina against tht wall could pve area
residents and business owncn some
kvCQIC on the widenina issue.
.. Now that we know we can make a
'Che CiJetj:ct
difference. we mi&ht bf' able to prca
for somethin& mo~ ... Patty said.
Patty said a traffic sipal a few
blocks before 60th Strttt, as well as
bli nking sisnals o n the Santa Ana
River bridge. could prompt drivers to
slowdown.·
The plelli&lass sound wall pro~.
along with a small model. will be
available for public ~tiny next
Wednesday at Newport Beach City
Hall. said Patty.
msTORY ••• From Al .
cover only. will cost about $67,SOO to
produ~. and that cost will be footed
by the city.
The new edition will contain ap-
pro1timately I SO pqcs of new tut,
1ncludin1 an updatt on Newport
lbch throuah the I 980a. About
S,000 initial copies will be printed .
Magr lfflcent brilliant ~cut clamof Ids Ff'om ~ ~ Klectb'I d ~ lglg!llEI i
)pin ~ ec:il!tiet. d cu Ottglnll d!sif1a Ind WI! Mi ig ringl.
ID bm ~ prrtla,,..,.,.. d ptedouS bl1d or1tf al~~·
gems Ind ollebtad d!s91-·
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APRILS,1988 · D\lll' PDDT ENTERTAINMENT GlJU)[ ~4/N0.15
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Brave Garden Grove brings
'Virginia W~lf to a boil
You have to be impressed with a community theatcrpoup that
even arreinpts to mount a ~uction of Edward Albee's
masterpiece, .. Who's Afraid of Vaf'linia Woolf"!"
This marathoneveninaof social warfare is one of the handful of
lqitimate clauics in the
American theater, brcathina
the same rarified air as ··A
Streetcar Named Deli re,••
.. Death of a Salesman" and .. Lona Day's Journey Into
Nilbt" It abounds with com-
pleuties, oft'erina myriad
cha"enr for tbe Ktina com-
puy brave~ to tackle it
Should p&aywrijht Albee (currently in raidence at Cal State
Fullenon) care to drop by tbe Garden·Grove C.ommunity Theater
be would be plcaaatJy surprited at tbe caliber of talent in tbe non-
professional production. While tbe wort may not be fully ralizecl.
at is staed with immcw power and a a11111!ined intcmity tbat loc:b
the audience in the intimate theater in •death pip.
Director Cristofcr Cariello WU1el little time ill ellab';lhiDI tbe
ant.aaonistic side of the love-bate relationsbi~ by Oeors
and Martha, brinain& their cbancten IO a · IOlll befCft die
arrival of the youn,er pall. Nick and Hoaey. Dominance, ;ut:m~on and one-uP""'aship are the order of the day.
Cariello makes only a few iaite S1epS. and only in the early
goina. as he tums Martha loole too soon and inspires a false
hyperactivity in Geor)e's cbarllc1er via bis constant movement The
pace settles with the arrival of the auests and from that point, this
''Vif'linia Woolf" is the most impressive mountina on a community
theater staee this ~r.
Ashley Carr tS an ideal choice for Gecqe, riabt Clown to the
close:-('rOppcd hair and the .. unchy physique. Apan from bis earty
overactivity. Carr scu a superb pece and teemS to silently
. choreosraph the action, even when he's~ tbe wont of it His
third act domination scene is masterfully COMtnldCd and his
aniculation is vinually flawless.
The role of Martha is an actress' dream, and tboush Sheri
Savqc begins to realize it a bit too soon -jwnpina headlona into
her character inl1ald of buildina it piece by piece -she is a
commandina presence. Sava,e is puticularty lll'Onl in her one-on-
one skirmishes with Gecqe and her bizane seduction of the
you,..erNick.
Jeffrey Orman simmers and nees intanally u Nick,
capitalizina on tbe iatimKy oftbe theater to project a:= ·
subtlety. However, when a more oven fOrm of a.Deer' is
Orman fmds it cliflicuh to rile to tbe oa:ni«wL
The jewel of the . is Emilie Cheryll'• performance u
Nick's mousy, lilllY ~?oacy, an almolt bM:qruend role by
comparison but one whidl, when pvea Midi a CIOlftPlete,
uncompromisinc in~ suqes to tbe bc6ouL Cheryll
beautifullf SUllal.:.~:~· VllCUOUI quality lftlCribed by her
Character ID aD U por1nyal
The sacral duucrolthec:ampus bome is nicely capluNd by tet
desilner Mike Moon, who teem1 to cx.-nct the clime•liom ol tbe:::---1-r-~
small Garden Grove theater.
----W'IOTATriiCI o arpnaa Wooltr'-ia iu full, ll/J..IMNrllorY
-continua tbrou&h April 23 with performances Fridays and
Saturdan at 8 e_.m. and a matinee this Sunday al 2:30 al tbe tbeatcr,
-St Mart Siftiei atchoapman Avea~ Garden Orove. Cilfl97-S 122
for ticket idxmation.
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JAZZ PICTURES IN LAGUl'fA •••••••••••••••• 15
BJ JOHN ROOS
Jazz in New Orleans is like bikinis on the beach or Magic
Johnson with a basketball. New Orleans is a city of music.
with a beat, rhythm and pulse all ilS own. Born and raised in
New Orleans, writer/photopapher Bradley Smith has
captured the CSk!DCe of Dixieland people, sounds and
culture in his current black-and-white photo exhibition at
the Elan Gallery in Lquna Beach.
'BRIGHT LIGHTS' DULLS THE 8E1'8ES
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A popular book ~nd a popular actor combine in ·enght
Ligh~ Big City, .. but few of our critics were engaged by
Michael J. Fox's cocaine-iueicd descent intu the ibyss of
New York night" life. Michael Fenderson thinks the film
would .have at least some value if used to discourage drug
use. We'll lighten the load next week with George Bums in
"18 Again."
BJ VIDA DEAN
.. We were told it couldn •t be done. but we did it. Y cab!" said
founder Beverly Thompson at the premiere of Search
Foundation's••NiahtmareonDruaStrcct"Mohdaycvcning
at the ~~stry J:lotel. M~ than f 00 pests ~n formal attire
were receavccj tiy Thompson, Robert Buca _and party co-
chairwoman Pam o•NeiJI Goldstein and previewed the drug
education video to be prc:1Cnted to elementary schools
across the nation.
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BJ IUDY CllAllllaLAIN
Tbe lut time we vilited Swallow'• Cove in Sift Clemente,
Sirous Modin-W 1INd bis dwl and w in die kite-hen _.µ.__
himself, cooki'::.t:, -;rm. He 1111 a acw did' now. and a
couple of acw · lricb. •1 rolled I-* die · a
decade, to 1977 ," Modiii, ....... with pride, told :en
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By ROBERT HYNDMAN
Of the Daily P1lo1 Staff
J oseph Prenttce liked monkeys. so
when he d01.ated 12 acres of his ornnge
groves 10 tht! c1ry ol Santa Ana nearly 40
.vears ago, r.e ins1SJed mat the fuklfe par
always be home 10 ot lee st 50 monkeys. And todoy, true to
thor odd reqwement, tht: Santa Ano Zooot Preollce Pork
houses 53 d1ff erent mon eys 1n an assortment of cages and
displays.
"He was serious. We hove to hove at least 50 at
all times. Every once in a while someone comes through
and countsf soys Jeon if er Rigby, the zoo's (Ufotor of
Education.
While the monkeys hove been o constant leoture
there, nearly everything ~lse at the Santo Ano Zoo hos
undergone change. or is about to in coming months. The
displays ore being reno1t.ited, communtty support is being
increased and 0 master J,.tOn IS 1n the works which w'in mop
our how rhe zoo will be <..eveloped 1n coming years.
Although off 1c1als say there is no one reason for
the turnaround 01 the z00. Rigby believes much of the
ac11v11y was prompted by the accreditation awarded the
Sonra Ana Zoo 1n 1985 Ly the American Assoc1otion of
Zoological Porks and AqJariums. less than I 00 of the
approximately 500 zoo) in the United Stales have~
received rh1s status.
"When we received the accred1totton, we
realized we had reache~ o level of acceptance that is
very 1mportanr for o zoo." Rigby said. "That hos helped.
ano in rhe post ew years 'here's been a tremendoos
resurgence ol interest in he zoo."
'
The Schmidt's spot-noseguenonon the
cover is one of the 53 mvn~e)'jot the
..... _,~ Sonto Anoloo. Topng"it is
Jennifer Rigby, Cucotor of fducc.t1on.
Photography by Nld Souza.
REDOING THE
SANTAANA
With a rei0 1vely ew s1af' ono en oc 11te s ... opor·
groop Friends of Sonra Ano Zoo. off1oois Ofe reoo c
build several new d1splo 1 sat rhe zoo. whose tree. 1nea
walkways and pork lona).:oping SP.fowls across 20 acres
on Chestnut Avenue wn 11n earshot of e Sonrc Ara
Freeway
Among the pro1ec1s plOnned is o new gift snoo ano
concesstOn 0011d1ng an .. ..,b,t·OtJs M0'1ke lslord oro ec1
to feature dozens of mo • eys .n a notura ·Wing
environment surrooodea oy o room CliO o pe•Mg crec •o•
children wh1cn w1ll 1ea1u1 ~Suen On IT10 SOS DVQfTI• goats
sheep pigs, rabbits OliO J01ry cows. Atso plannea s a
Son ta Ano Moun101n d s .ay.
"We real~y YwOntt:d to have on ell 1bi1 hor ':>CJses
on 1he riative w11dlife o Orange Coon • R .go so 1s
"1t'samaz1nghowmon .• dscome•nro.ig .,e•e .-.'"c
hove ne11er seen mocn It "s 1ooched some o mese
ammos.
The zoo hopes ro ·ncrease 1 s iocus on
endangered species. wl-:h a"eatJv mo~ up oczens o•
displays at the zoo. Mar , of them are fourd 1n •re
extensive monkey coilec. .on and include ring-ta ed
lemurs, golden lion toma ns se1teral macaques coo : oc •
of red-bocked squirrel n . .)Olteys.
T~ z09 also hou>es mountain hoos bobc01s
pigs goa1s sneep tun t::. snot es '·ogs ona c .... ·oe
assortmen1 ol birds O'ld .. ::1e•low In J I CDOu' 26C
animals co I rre Son:a Ar; Zoo llO<re re·e ;:ir-: '"'J!t'
non 9C ~c es represt: ·~o 'l ea• v 6 ~ e," o •s er .,.e
pork Q'O<Jnds w r t>en·~ :;• '00'"' ·ce1cY.r:
rlo .... :."e zoo ... Je~elo~ a'ld e•oonc.... [e ·~
loc so•omcs·e<oori 1h_·vw bede11e cpeo r:'.)1"""9
fr01'1"5 Zoe y· : J s.... see• 'lo·~ "'C'T' vQ• : -s sov:e~
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R1go1 soys. Al 0 ' our J li:' J~S n0 e '"-·en IT'1r'IO
Conser\a11on · c:-•eiore ·o~es ·s cio~e :::~0.,9:
m .. seurr s goo1s 010ngs.o-: eou.::0•1ona orogrc..,..s
s.: e"· • c s·ua, J'lO •ecrt. J' or conce•"s 'O<. s ·:q
220 000 o· ~ n()lt rnme: ·o 1 e :oc eocn tea'
.\r unuer '"9 '"£:"le o a ·Pie •eno.,o· C" s •:
mot.e ·ne )c"'·c ~"a :o_ ..,ore access be '":>•e _se·
r e"o, .\ro. · $ 7 C 00 · N oe SDe"' ·• :c.rr-.,9 ..... e,;>«
oo or a·•r oc· .. e se· of s ~ s 10 .::o Yf"' C:"' ·~ '"e .. :,..es
ot rhe Jn1mo s ono 'O ea~ J'e v s,rys ::s ·: , ... ':? J"' "'_; s
boc• gro. no oera' •Oro J na1urc. hCDJX-
"lere s 0 reno .;rnoog zoos·:: .::·ea·e :: -: . :
c ma·eanomo.,e owo, :""·"e"JJ':lfl:: .:vg~s.:..
i.seo ·.:see R glrv so s \\ e 1.ise 00" s J"J o sc c, s
hor creo;e ''le env•ro1irro::n ' e O!" MO S 'Ou"'J r
lo odd·· on 10 thc)e e orrs :oo ohac als eooca·e
~cs11ors •firougr ciassroo 1 wor s ocs •o.irs , e o r1os
'lOlura n1STOPv ~curses o d a Zoomob1le program w 1c"
senos a spec•o•''r equ ~d van ·o area schools 10 vs 1
with c!i11clfer
These JllO ot er progro..,s are en:oor J;_lf'O O\
Fr1eraso' Son10 -\'lQ Zo.: whose 700 memoe·s rJ1se
s~ppon r•0ugru1tar•e' offond.rJ·sogoc \ · es~-.a
dooot•ons. T r.e group Of ..,"ides the zvc ~ •h oe,,.eoome.,•
funds tor p!'01ecrs lflOI g<. beyond wrol S und°ed D'r he
city of Santo Ano. wt11c:h provides onl Operat1onol
'Please see ZOO Poge 16
Calendar ·
APRIL
SM TW T F B
1 2
3 4 5 6 7 8 9
101112131415 16
1 7 18 1 9 20 21 22 23
24 25 26 27 28 29 30
Friday
THE VIEW WUNGENewport
Beach Mamou Hotel. Q()() Newport
Center Dr.. Adult contemporary
dance music with hve band "Inter·
scC11on .. \\edncsday through Satur-
da~. 9 p.m. to I :30 a.m. No cover
charge. 640-4000.
THE AMERICAN INTER·
NATIONAL DANCE CO. presents a
swing class at 8 p.m. each Friday
followed b} a dance social from
9-1 0:30 p.m.: a Jitterbug class each
Monda~ at 8 p.m.: and a ballroom
and Latin class each Wt"dnesday at 8
p.m. S:!O for st'' en lessons. 650-3048.
Saturday
"PRINCESS AND THE PEA"
BALLET Gold Coast Ballet presents
a new production at Orange Coast
College .at ::! p.m. involvms dancing
mattresses. Jt"Sters and Icings. For
more 1nformat1on. c:ill OCC at
432-5880 or Gold Coast Ballet at
493-0066.
more information and tickets. call the
Ballet Pacifica office at 494-727 1.
811Dday
HIGH SOCIETY Sunday afternoon •
tea dancing with Southern Cali-
fornia's foremost big band 3 to 5:30
p.m. at Turtle Rock Community
Park. I Sunnyhill. Irvine. The Pet·
ticoat O oggers will entertain durin&
band breaks. Admission is $4. For
more information. call Mickie
McClure at 546-3894. .
CHURCH MICE SQUARE DANCE
CLUB Beginners class ft to 9 p.m. at
Rancho Santiago Collt-ge. in Room
G I 08. $40 per person for each of two
18 weclt sessions. Couples or singles
with partners welcome. For more
information. call 54 5-64 29 .
538-4908. 682-4363 or 667-3097.
BIG BAND MUSIC keeps dancers
on their feet every Sunday night in the
Swallow's Cove lounge at the historic
San Clemente Inn. 2600 Avenida de
Presidente. San Clemente 7 to 11 p.m.
with the Dean's Deacons swing band
and
featured vocalist Lisa Powe.II.
498-9202.
FLORENCE BEANE'S IVY
HOUSE R~TAURANT Dancihg to
the rhythms of the GeoJlC
Gilliam Quartet fcatunng vocalist
Elena George Friday. Saturday. Sun·
day and Monday 8 p.m.-12:30 a.m.
Every Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday ~ight is Frt~die Fertado
Group . 8.30 p.m.-12 30 a.m. 384
Forest Ave. in Laguna Beach.
494-9491 .
Monday
CITY OF HOPE Dancing every
Monday nipit in the grand ballroom
of the Irvine Marriott Hotel. San
Diego Frwy and MacArthur Bl vd .. 7
to I 0 p.m. with happy hour from 6 10
7 p m. with appctize(S and entertain·
ment. Tonight. dance 10 "Midnite
Magic" with vt>caitst l:irucc Leonard.
disc jockeys Suzi and Nate the Great.
Donation is $6. yearly membership
dues only SS. A monthly disooun1
pass for SI 5 is availablt at the door.
..
Club meets at several Oranac County
locations. Dances. dance contests.
dance trips, play outings, beach '
panics are some of the activities.
Dance lessons are offered t>qinllina
to advanced. ballroom to swins. For
times and locations. call ~3518.
Taaday
WEEll Y SENIOR DANCES are •
prcsent.ed by the Costa Mesa Seniors
from 8-11 p.m. Featurt'd is live band
music and a large. wooden dance
floor. Veterans offoreighWars build-
ina. 565 W. 18th St.. Costa Mesa. S2
donation.
Wedneeday
FREE DANCE LESSONS by Cay
Cannon tonight 7-8 p.m. at San
Clemente Inn. 2600 ~venida del
Presldente in San Clcmt'nte. Dance to
the music of Les Douglas and his
quintet. 498-9202.
Tluanday
COST A MF-U QUICltSTEPPERS
a senior citizen squan-dan~ group
seek experienced square dance cou·
pies to join them. The Quicksieppers
meet regularly every Thursday. 10
a.m. to noon at the downtown
community center.
Anaheim and Center Sts. in Costa
Mesa. For more informatfon. call
54S.5669.
,eqzz
Friday
LINDA CALDWEU. Wednesday
through Saturday at th<' Copa de Oro
Main Lounge. 633 Anton (off Bristol)
in Costa Mesa. 7 to 11 p.m. Wednes-
day through Friday. 8 p.m. to mid·
night Saturday. Call 662-2672 or
854-2465. .
CONFREY PHILLIPS jazz pianist.
Top •
Bedtime •tory
~ttr111•, J•••• and~ pop91ate tbe new prod ol "PrlDcw aDd tbe ... to be pr11•ted by
Cold Coat Ballet at 2 p.m. Satuday at Onqe Cout
Coll~or more Information, call OCC at 432-5880 or
Gold Ballet at 493-oo88.
JUDI WRIC&jazz vocalist, 011,ht·
ly Tuesday throuah Saturday at The
View. the nightclub/1011nae atop the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel and
Tennis Club. 900 Newpon Center
Dr .. Newport Beach. 9 p.m. to 1:30
a.m. 640-4000
ROBERT DUQUDNEL Monday
through Saturday in the lobby bar.
Irvine Hilton and Towers. 17900
Jamboree Blvd. in Irvine. from 5
until 9 p.m. 863-3111
bar oftht Irvine Hilton and Towers.
17900 Jambortt Blvd .. Irvine.
863-311 1. ~
CAFE UDO. 2900 Newport Blvd.
Newport Beach. 67S.2%8. prncnts
the Lido Jazz All St:irs Thursday
through Saturday from Q p. m. to I : 30
a.m.
RONNIE BROWN 6 CO. jazz
pianist and accompaniment at
Carmelo's. 8 p.m. Fri. through Sun.
3520 E. Coast Highwa~·. Corona del
Mar. 67S.1922.
BALLET PACIFICA "Moods of
Ancient Russia" and .. Graduation
Ball" are performed thi<o evening at 8
p.m. and Sunday at 3:.'0 p.m. at the
Laguna Moulton Playhouse. 606
Laguna Can) on Road.Laguna Beach.
Regular admission is S IO; seniors.
students and children under 12 are
$8. Free parking is available. For MARTIN 6 TONI'S Swing Dance
The Ritz Restaurant. R80 Newport
Center Drive in Newport Beach.
Tuesday throuah Saturday. 7:30 p.m.
until m1dniahl. 72~ 1800. "THE SWINGERS" Play jazz of the
---------------------------------------..--------------, 30s and 40s. now appeanna at the
Driftwood Cocktail Lounae. 2 1462
. Pacific Coast Highway. Huntington
Beach on Friday and Saturday from
7:30 to 11 :30 p.m. 536-1.61 5.
JOHN MOIUAATY. jazz pianist
appears Thursday through Saturday
from 9 p.m. until I a.m. at the lobby
Tlllrl'l 1111 • .., •c••• ••1111 ........ ~
lkmday
lllCllAELJOllDANjan musician
7-11 p.m. at The View. night·
club/lounac atop
the Newport Beach Marriott Hotel
ancrTennlrCTub RHOn. 900-N~
pon Center Dr. Newpon, Beach.
64CMOOO.
CAPE LIDO 2900 Newport Blvd.
Newpon Beach. Lido All SW1 featur-
i,. Wayne Wayne from 3:30.-8 p.m.
lnterlCICtion featurina Denise Vallin 9
p.m.-1 :30a.m.
'"TllB IWINGEU" att t.ck by
PoPUlar demand at the Driftwood toettail LouftlC, 21462 PlcificCout
Hilbway. Hunu.ion lbch. Oldies
but eooclies from the lOs and 40s
every Sunday aftttnoon from 2 until
6 p.m. SJ6.661S or S36-L421. ....... ,
-BOVIY aovGB CAPE 7:30 to 10
:lO p.m. Jazz vocalill Jil Carte.and
pilarill Man:d l..oapriL 3110 New-
pon Blvd.~~ 67~3440. aomaTO rDINllU.A Con-
1mlponrJ jazz aad vocals tonilfll throumll Tbunday at I at Carmelo's.
3Sl0 Eat Coast Hilbway, Corona del
Mar. 67S-1922.
CAPE LIDO, 2900 Newpon Blvd.
Jeri Lynae Quanet. 9 p.1n.-l :lO a.m.
· Calendar OxttiDued
. -MARILYN SPENCER jazz pianist
in thc lobby bar at the Irvine Hilton
and Towers. I 7900Jam~ Blvd. in
Irvine. Tuesday and Wednesday
from 9 p.m. to I a.m. 863-311 f.
CAFE UDO 2900 Ntwp<>rt Blvd.
Intersection with Ak-'1 Taylor and
Wayne Wayne toni&ht 9 p.m. to I :30
a.m .
JORN llENDERSONT"SECOND
WIND" with lci&h Downs appear the
sccond and founh Tuesdays at
Meadowlark Country Oub. 16782
Graham St .• Huntinaton Beach. .......... .,
CAPE LIDO 2900 Ntwp<>rt Blvd.
prescnu the New York Jazz Connec-
tion tonipt 9 p.m. 10 I ·30 a.m.
Bl? ____ _
Capistrano. For 11ckr t sales and
dinner r~rvat1ons. mil 496-8930.
Concen hothne: 496-8Q27.
the Hop is available for private
parties and banquets (call Christi
Silverbcra at 964-5902). and Mon.
Tony Rossini, A Trihute to Neil
Diamond at 8 p.m. Admission is S3. 8'1.DdaJ
"Rock Around the CIOC'k." a history VILLA NOVA .Richard Fauno·s
of rod and roll faturina,. Jason piano stylinp Sunday through Chase. Tues. al 8 p.m.($3 cover Wednesday. Open daily 5 p.m. to 2 c~).; Wed. .. Tbe Cool Jerks." live a.m .. 3131 W. Coast Highway. New-1~ band: Lip Sync contests pon Beach 642-7880.
Thurs. 18774 Broothurst. Foun&ain THE WHITE HOUSE Restaurant
Valky. 963-2366. and Tavern. 340 South Coast HiJh-TBl!: CllOWN BOUSE.32802 Wll y. Laguna 8e4Ch. presents hve
'South Pacific Cout Highway, South entertainment and dancing nightly.
Laauna • Frank Ritti and Trio 494-8088
peiform Tuesday lhrou&h Saturday, 9 SUNSET PUB t 66SS Pacific Coast
p.m. to 1:30 a.m. Bfue Adept is Hi&hway. Sunset Beach. offers live
featured Sunday and Monday at 8:30 entertainment seyen nights at week.
p.m. 496-5773 or 499-2626. Today. 3 to 7 p.m. Dt-bbie Davies·
KEN WIU.Luls 6 C.. at Chaz'. Band and 8 p.m. 10 m idnight.
2710 E. Chapmal'I Ave. in <>nnec. Whiz.zard. S92-1926.
just east of thc Newport Freeway. CROWN BOUSE Restaurant.
Ken Williams performs on keyboard. 32802 South Pacific C0ast H i&hWllY. saxophone and vocaliies solo on South Laguna. has Blue Adept.
Tunday and Wed. Lou Rossi adds Theresa and Parks 8 pm. to I a.m.
vocals and the new 1uiu1r synthesizer Sunday and Monday. 496-5773 or
on Thurs. throuah Sat.. Rick Garvey •499-2626.
joins the poop every Friday and Sat. CANNDY RF.STAUllA.NT3010
on drums. 9 p.m. to I:~ a.m. Tues. Lafayette. Newpon Reach. Brian Prlday lhrouah SaL. Sun. from 8 p.m. to I W1lha tonight and Monday. a.m.
TllB WIUTE BOUSE Restaurant BOB BuaNS REST AUllANT lloDday .
and Tavern, .MO South Coast H!ftt-~LOVNGrt ...... ~.3J7 ,!~~ ·~: TRE WBrrE HOUSE Restaurant
way. Laguna Beach. presents hve -.n --'•""a~.. and Tavern. 340 South Coast Hif)l-
entertainment and danci ng nightly. unday throu&h Saturday at 8 p.m. way. Laguna Beach. ~nts hve
494-8088. 644-2030. entertainment and dancina nightly.
ALBDT COLLINS toni&ht at the Satuday 494-8088.
Coach House. 33157 Camino THE COURTHOlJSE RES-
Hutton Centre.
SUNSET PUB 166SS Pacific Coast
Hi&hway. Sunset Beach. offers live
entertainment seven nights at v.ittk.
Juke Lopn and 8111 L)nch. 9 p.m. to
midnight. S92-19:!6. •
1'11eedaJ
NAZAllETll at the Coach House.
331S7 Camino Capistrano. San Juan
Capistrano . Fq~ tickt't saks and
dinner rcscrva11ons. call 496-8930.
Concert bothnc. 496-8927.
F ACD NITECLllB I 8S82 Be.ach
Blvd. in Huntinaton Beach. Blues
Ni&ht. Show time 1s IO p.m. 21 and
over. Adm1SSJon at thC' door is $4
Call 964-2211 foe mformauon.
CANNERY RESTAURANT to-
ntght. Wednnday a.nd Thunda~. the
Marie Gllm"tto Duo. 3f'll O Lafa)ette
Ave. Newport Beach. 6.,S-S777.
orchestra tonight at 8 p.m in
Sqim.trom Hall. Or.\ngt Count~
Performing Arts Center. Conttn
benefits the I ~88 Imagination Ccl-
ebrauon. TickeuarcS21.S I 6 and S 10
and a special S50 ucket 1ncluoo
pnont) c-onttn seaungand a pn'ate
post sho"' rettpt1on •1th the ams1
For ticket 1nfonna11on. call 5Sb-
AR TS or T 1ckctMast('r
REMJQ'S UPSTAIRS LOUNGE
prcsc"nts Shenna Hopt' and Manin
M ead 8 p.m. to 1:30 a.m. WednC'Sda)
through Saturda\. Country. CaJun.
Blues. Jau and· sho"'1uncs. I I ~O
Von Kannan Ave. ln1ne. SB-130S
THE WHITE HOUSE Rcsaurant
and Ta,cm. 340 South Coast H1~
"'a). Laguna Be.ach. presents "'I.'
entertainment and dancing n1ghtl~
494-8088
SNEil PREVIEW sxrfonns hve STANLEY ~li BA.ND at the
cachTucsda)from 8 pm.-12:30a.m. Coac h House. 33157 Camino
at thc C-ap1strano.SanJuanC:lp1strano For
Sheraton Ncwpon Hotel. 4S4S ttckets and dinner ~nauon!>. call
MxArtbur Bl vd .. Ncwp<>rt Beach. 496-8930. Concrn Hot Linc 1~
833-0S70. • . 496-89:! .
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pacific Coast
High"'a). Sunset Beach. offers hve
entertainment seven nights at ~k.
Jah Moon 8 p.m. to m1dn1ght.
S92-1926.
THE WBrrE BOUSE Restaurant
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pantie Coast
HlghWI). Sun~t Beach. offers h'e
cnt"'21nment seven mghu a1 "'·cd•
The International Regpc .\II Soars
p.m. to m1dn1ght. S92-IQ:!6
and Tavern. 340 South Coast H1f.h· TIHlndaJ wav. Laguna Beach. prcscnu h\e
entertainment and dancing nightly.
494-8088.
Capistrano. San Juan Capistrano. MICHAEL TOMLINSON in a solo TAURANT Nathaniel Jam Band Wec1De9da
Tick.ct sales and dinner reservations. acoustic perfonnantt with Eliz.a Monday through Wedocsday from 1
SUNSET PUB 16655 Pacific Coast
H1ghWll). Sunset Beach. offers "'l'
entertainment scvC'n n11thts a "'('('~
Tango Nato. fca1 unng lorn Mc0nff
of the .\ctors 8 p.m. to m1dn1gh1
S9:!-19:!6
call 496-8927. Gilkyson toni&htat the Co.ch House. 6:30 p.m. One block off the SS TONI TENNILLE Gramm~ award
33157 Camino Capistmno. San Juan Freeway. west on MacA11hur Blvd. in winnina sinter backed b) a -7-piett P~117Ma1n~ .. Hunti~on ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Beach features the Mike Reilly Band
from9p.m.to 1:30 am.Thunday ON'T MISS FREE FLIGHT ~h:s~~~.urday and 4:30 to 9 p.m.
REUBENS PLANKHOUSE Tom
McKenzie returns for an indefinite
cn~mcnt. B11 band to curttnt pop
hits. 9 p.m. to I :30 4l m. Tuesday
throuah Saturday. Rucbens
P1ankhou~ 1s located at the comer of
Wa~r and Spnngd:lle in Hunt-
inaaon Beach.
SUNSET PUB I 66SS Pacific Coast
Ht&)lway. SunKt Beach. offns live
entertainment seven nights at week.
T onipt and Saturday. The Blonde
Bruce Band. 8 p.m. to I :30 a.m.
592-1926.
VILLA NOV A Stan Brcckenridee Dttfonns standards and show tunes
"rhunday throup Sa1urday at the
Villa Nova. open S p. m. to 2 a.m ..
3131 West Coast Hi&hway. Newport
Bcadl. 642-7880.
LOlJIB MOllENO at the piano bar '° p.m. Monday throual!
Wednnday. 7 to 11 p.m. Friday alid
Saturday and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Sundays at the Holiday Inn. 8ri9'ol
A vi:,.. in Coata Mesa.
CANNDY llDTAUL\N'I' 3010
La&ycnc Ave .. Newport Beach. b-
turea 1'he Kappy MK'hads Band."
top 40 and rock Friday and Saturday
evcainp and Sunday af\emooa.
67S-S777.
aMJaTllOUIE &aTAUIWft
praatb NMbenid bm ad dlC
Wayee Wayee Band n ..... y tbfOUlla Saturday, 1:30 p.m. IO I Lift. ne ~ourti.ou. ii located one block
off 1k SS heway. West oa
MacAnhar Blvd. in lk HllllOD c--. 721-1121. ~ 'ID a.ua 2215 Ne•part IM. ia COIUI Mesa. FlalU .. lilb1J,
mirrors ud a b• dln<'t ftoolr. Rot-
lbirts or shona. Tictets are SS ball ~....::_----------1 shows. Doors open at I p.m. Call
Ill-I 160.
'ID 80P awanau lbc c:oola& .. Happy .. Hour in to-. S-7 p.m.
~ .. ad S.aunlay. O.CC Witb Fdii Lane (Sl cover CftM'le); Suodly,
·~Heart AllCldalan
~FQiTK;~~t..fE
"Jazz fusion at lt5 be5t"
The Times
"Wowed tne audience
Irvine Woctd News
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 8PM
South Coast Community Church. Auditorium
5120 Bonita Canyon Road. Irvine
TICKETS : $10. Tel : (714) 261-0231
or (714) 856-6617
DON'T MISS
jAMES-WAtKE
MONDAY, APRIL 18, 8PM
Work5 by Ro"'nl, Rodrigo, Doppler. & Oerhold
·~i-~.
llMYW.W~l.aRI.... •f'MtW
or Phone: (714) 2&1-0251
TICKETS: $8. -$24.
"Amen~.orem1er
flutist'' Mu5'ClrJfl!S
"One of tooav's
ines artBt~
Seattle Pl
Calendar Ontinued
Friday
FRAN MARTI N .\nistn a1 th('
piano a1 thl· Red L10n Inn. 3050
Bristol ~1 ( usta \k<.1 6 30 to 11 pm .;.u1.1 1-1~~
Sunday
BAS 0 J EROME Hl~ES presents
an l''l'n1ng uf mu'i1c at 7 p.m 1n S1
'\ndll'" ·, Pn·'h) 1a 1an Church. 600
St -\n<.ln·"' Road in Nr v.pon Beach.
.\d mL'i!.1un 1~ free and an offrnng "111
Ix· ta~en ( h1ld l'ar(' tn resen a11on
onl~ \ rerep11on follo\•S the concen
and the publi 1s '"' llt>d . For more
informatio n. call 631-JR1 I
CHRISTOF PERICK conducts the
Los .\ng('les C hamber Orchestra at 2
p.m. 1n the Orange Co unty Per-
form 1 ng .\ns Center. P.rc"SCnted by the
Orange Count~ Philharmonic So-
c1et}. Tickets are $8, I 0. I 5, 21 and
$15. For ticket information, call 556-
ARTS.
CHAPMAN SYMPHONY OR·
CHESTllA John Kosh:'tk. music di,
rector and conductor. will prcS('nt a
concen at 4 p.m. in the C ha pman
College Auditorium in Orange. Janet
Smith 1s soloist. General admission is
S6 and students and senior c111zc n'>
are S4/ 997-6 11.
SOUTHWEST CHAMBER MUSIC
SOCIETY at 1 pm, at Santa Ana High
School. 510 West Walnut. Santa Ana
Works for piano. Oute and stnngs.
Hnad1capped access. For mo re info r-
mation. call (2 13)669-5 '\03.
THE BOUZV ROUGE . CAFE
Classical stnng quanet Opus IV
acco mpanies unda)'
brunch 11 a.m. to I p.m. 3001
Newpon Blvd .. Newpon &ach
673-3440.
llonday
TAKACS STRING QUARTET 1n·
temauonally celebrat('d Hungarian
group, performs forthe Laguna Beach
Chamber Munc Soc1et~ at 8: 15 p.m.
, in the Laguna Beach Kigh School
Auditorium. 625 P:i rk Avenue.
Laguna Beach. Tickets a.re $20. For
information. call 494-2R22.
TaeM.ay
UCI GUITAR ENSEMBLE con·
ducted b) Richard G lenn at 8 p.m. in
thl" UCI Fine Ans Coocen Hall. The
concen will include ctuo. trio and
ensemble pieces by Holbomc. John·
son. V1,ald1, Bach. G1ulani._Alben1z.
and Hindemith. Ticket<> a~ $6 gen·
eral adm1ss1on. SS S('ntorcit1zens and
students. 856-6 6 16.
Wedneeday
FREE PIANO CONCERT Golden :
West College. Forum II. near the
Gothard St parking lot in Hunt·
ington Beach at 2 r m. P1an1sts
Joanne Kong and Paul Hanson
perform a concen of piano duets. The
public 1s in' 1ted and admission 1s
free. The program 1s sponsored by the
GW(" music depanment.
FILMS
~day
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AMERICAN INDIAN
SHOW & SALE
APRIL 8,.9;10, 1-988
ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS
88 FAIR DRIVE, COST~ MESA. CA
Park In lot #4-Show In building #14
Show Hours: Fri 1:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.; Sat. 10:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.:
Sun 11:00 a.m.-8:00 p .m.
Admislk>n: Adults $3.00; ChHdren under 12 $1.00; and Senior
Ci11Hn Rates $2.00.
CHAMBRAY
BY RAl...PH LAUREN
1hz. Wllllt t)(Z na::i look
.t:hais n9hL. anyLum , l!nyploaz. ---Mws S11rta •% totf:O
Boy~~lrt $~7
Britain, France. Germany, Japan.
Spain, Sweckn and Russia are fca·
tu red in Golden West C olle&c 's spri na
film series on Fridays at 7:30 p.m. in
Forum II, near the Gothard St.'
partina lot in Huntington Beach.
Admission. payable at the door is
S2.SO ,cncral and $2 with GWC
Associated Student or Gokl Key card.
Toniaht's movie is .. Shadows of
Foraotten Ancestors". a Russian film
with Enalish subtitJes. directed by
Scl'JICi Parajanov fcaturina spcc1aeu·
tar color photopaphy and darina
direction.
~y
GONE WITH THE WIND Patrons
of Golden West Collqr will sponsor a
special ·screcnina of the classic film
.. Gone With The Wincl" at 2 p.m . in
the campus mainslllC theatre. This is
the season's bisst funckaittr .for
.. Goae Wida nae Wlad" wUJ .. •••••at Ooldell weet ColleCe at 2 p.a. Sanday. Adw'Mkw la$&.
the Patrons, who provide scholar·
ships for Golden West ~tuelents. The
film will be shown with a half hour
intennission durina which ~hsh
mcnts will be sold in the lobby.
Advance tickets. offcrina reserved
seatins for a SS donation. are avail·
able in lhc tickd office of the
bookstore. 895-8378 and from mem·
bers of the Patrons. The box off"ICC
will be open the da)' of the scrunina.
For more informatton.-rall 895-8367.
Tll ..... y
CAFB aNDIA. Mysteries '1)' mas-
ter film maktrs will ht shown at the
Irvine Fine Ans Center on three
Thursdays in April. Each week. the
film will be followed by refreshments
and informal di1CUU1nn in a cafe
atmosphere. Sc:retniftl" beain at 7
p.m. at the Irvine Fint Arts Center.
14321 Yale Ave. .. Walnut in Irvine.
.... ....... .... ._ ... ..... ....
Cost is SIS for all thrtt ~ms or
S6 for individual admission. Call
552-1018 for more information.
Toniaht's film is Alfred
H itchcock 's"Suspicion" starri na
Joan Fontaine and Can Grant Other
features will be "ChiO:i town", April
21 and "Rear Window" on April 28.
Friday
RENDEZVOUS DANCE sponsor-
ed by the Onntt County Catholic
Alumni Oub at the Doublctree Hotel
in Onnae from 9 p.m. to I a.m . Ates
25 to 45. Jackets for men are required.
For more information, rail Hedy The
at 960-2 309. •
Y JlS. IPIUNG PUNG V ouna
Calendar Cootinued
Executive Sinaln hosts a red:!!!I
pany at !he Ambr~ia Res&aurant.
69S Town Ccnicr Drivr. Cos&a Mesa
from 8 p.m. to I a.m . .\dmission is·
SIS at the door $1 2 for advance
prepayment. Buffet, music. dancing.
nctworkina mine-seminar and a no
host bar. Y,E.S. Hotlinr:744-IOOO.
CLASSIC ~ meet for
Happy Hour S to 7 p.m . at the
Courthouse Rcs.s&aurant. 2 Hutton
Centre Dr.. San&a Ana. For reser-
vations and information. call
S44-92S9.
PAftlNTS WITiiCtJT PART·
NDS Huntina«>n lkac:h Gi:~r
S9S hosts a fitt orientation for sinaJc
permss. CaJI chapter phone 898-79)S
for meetinJ location and additional
mcmbcnhap information.
Membership in ParTnts Without
Partncn is open to divorced, separ-
ated. widowed or n<'Vtt married
parents oflivina childrTn. Custody of
the children is not a factor. A non-
profit. non-sectarian, educational or-
pnii.ation, PWP -provides a pro-
pam of social activit~ d iscussions
and study sroups for ~inpc parents and their families. •
WllD!L OP P1UENll8IDP sinates
ovcr4S, mttt forT.G .1.F.at S:30p.m .
at Reubens in Buena Part. For
rnervations and information. call
894-6S21.
:! ahe Red Onion in San&a Ana. Call
894-6521 fui ~ations and infor-
mation.
TANGO, DISCO AND B~
DANCE a.VB Meets every Tuesday
at 7:30at 738 W. 17th St .. tbreeblods
south of Newport Blvd. in Costa t-"tcsa. S 19 month f~. Learn the
latest dances followed hy a da~ or
other activities each Wttk. For mott
information call 494-0S93.
MARTIN AND TONI'S SWING
DANCE CLUB ~s at the K.inis
Table in the Wcstminstt'r Lanes. 6471
Westminster Ave. in Westminster
bqinnina at 8:30. S4.SO for lessons.
no c:-.:!JC for dancinc. ~3S 18.
TUESDA V NIGHT SINGLES
Specially priced spachetti dinncn
and dancina with the F~ic Fcrtado
Group 8 p.m . to 1:!:30 a.m. at
Flo~nce Beanc's Ivy House Rcs-
tau,.nt., 384 Forest A vc. in Laauna
Beach. 494-9491 .
PlllME OF LIPE SINGLES meet
for a discussion poup in Huntinston
Beach from 7:4S to Q p.m. Non-
membcn. $2. For rctC"rvations and
information. call 8)6..J744. ........ , -
PR.DIE OP LIFE SINGLES meet
for dinner and dancing at the Elk's
Lodec.4101 E. Willow. tons Beath at
7 p.m. Formervatioascall 136-1744.
the Hun11n1ton Beach Inn. Pacific
Coast H1&hway in Hun1in1ton Beach
6:30 to 10 p.m. Meeting begins with
drinks and hors d'ocuvrcs in the her.
followcJ by a meetinJ. :.nd activities
al 7 p.m. Social hour .c!!ows :.~!
mtttin1-Cost is SS. Call 673-3018 fot'
rttordcd info about cluh activities.
SOCIAL FUNSHOP FOR
SINGLD ()pponunitics and ac-
tivities sponsored by the Knowledct
Bank, 7 to 10 p.m. in CO'&a Mesa. CaJI
898-7878 for locauon and infor-
mation. Materials and refreshments
provided. ·
OASIS SENIOR CENTER SINGLD mttt Wednndays 3 to 4
p.m. in Room 3.
Coffee and tea from 3 to 3:30 p.m.
followed by· a special program.
Tlnand&J
U..A.P Singk5 Association of~
fcuionals meet every Thursday eve-
nina in the Zot Lounaie. Irvine Hilton
and Towers.. 40S and Jambc>ret IUvd.
6 p.m. to 11 p.m. 5mall IJ'OUP.
nctwotlung. personal introductions.
hot and cold hon d'ocuvrcs. Social.
dancins. mixers and pmcs. $12 at the
door. Call for infonn1tion 66>6633
or 261 -2023.
through Sunda) at .a1ss Campus
Dnvc. Su11c 138. Irvine. Showt1mcs
and admission pnccs arc 8 p.m.
Monday ($3): Sund:iy. T ucsda)
through Thursda). ($Fi): 8:30 and
10;30 p.m. Friday and Saturday, ($8).
doors open at 6 p.m. Dinner 1s ~rvcd
mgillh
llollday
D'UltE'S ENTERTAlfliM~NT
LOUNGE at the Newroncr Reson
presents a s~1al
Monday Night Show(:;;: with com·
ed1ans from throuahout the Southcrfl
Cahfom1a area Pcrl'orming. bqjn-
nint at 8:30 p.m. Duke's Monday
Night Showcase has no cover ctw,e.
The Ncwpontr Rcson 1s located at
1107 Jambortt Rd.just CISI of Pac:1fic
Coast Highway in Ncwpon Beach.
644-1 700. ext. S7S. ,.......,
PAULA POUNDSTONE and fun-
nyman Barry Marder at the lmprov
throuah Apnl 17. 1'11£ DIPIWV presents three s1dc-
spl1tti ng acts each n 1gh1 T ucsday
throush Su_nday. S~wtimcs and
admission prices att 8 f'.m. Monday
($)): Sund:Ay. Tuesday throup
Thursday. (16): 8;30 and 10:30 p.m.
Fnday and Saturday.
(S8). doon open at 6 p.m. Dinner is
.. CAROUSEL" at Ehza~th H~
ard's Curuan Call Dinner Theater
690 El Camino R~I. Tusun
(838-1 S40). n1&htly u~ Mondays
at var)1ngcuru1n ttm~ through Ma~ g
"COME BA<1 lJTl1,.£ SHE•A"
at Saddlcback Collegt. '4iSS1on VicJO
''i82-46S6). Thursdays through Sat· ~-rdays ai ~ ~.m .. Sundays at 3 pm
until Apnl 17 " "THE FANTAS'TK15" at ~ .. !'
Southampton Dinner Theater. 140
Ave. Pico. San Clcmcnte (498· 7S76).
Wedncsda)s and Thur<;days 11 8: IS.
Fridays and Saturdays at 8:4S. Sun-
days at I :30 and 8:4S through Ma)' 8.
"HOW THE OTHER HALF
LOVES" at the Harkqu1n Dinner
Playhoux. 3S03 S. Harbor B"d ..
Sana .\na (97Q..Sil 11. n1&htl) exC'q>t
Mondays at varying runa1n times
through Ma) IS ULA CAGE AUX FOLLES" at the
Grand Dinner Theater. 7 Freedman
Wa)'. Anaheim (772-7710). m&htl)
ellccpt Mondays at varyina curu1n
times thf"OUl)I J~ 17. ''LOO& llOlllli:; w ARD. ANGEL" at
the Newpon Theater "rts Center. PIUllB OP UPI: SINGLD meet
for T.G.1.F. at the Airponcr Inn.
18720 MacAnhur IUvd Irvine, S to 7
p.m. Information. call lt36-&744.
F JU.E.N.DA a siftlla &llOciation
for fun and .,owt.h. meets each
Wednesday 'p.m. to midnipt in the
Zot Room. Irvine Hilton. 17900
Jam~rtt Road. Irvine. Free vald
s-rkina. admiuion is $8 per penon.
Get· in' for haJf-price if you brina a
friend. aiet in frtt if you brina two by
calling 863-3111. ClltC'nsion 2111
afitr S p.m. Free 3-month passive
rnembenhip by auendi"l-
"NO NAME" SINGLg DANCE S
to 8 p.m. at Twains. 2101 E. Edi,.r
at the SS Frttway. Santa Ana. Dan«
and happy hour. door prizes and hon d'ocuvres .. S4 admis.sinn. No dues. r---------------------------
latanlaf
CLASSIC l'IUENDS sinaJes over
4S, meet for dinner :'It 7 p.m. at
Amie's Manhattan RMtaurant and
Deli. 2831 Bristol. Costa Mesa.
WHEEL OP P1UENll8IDP Singles
4Sandovcr, mttt fordinncrat 7 p.m.
at The Tokyo House 1n "naheim. For
information and rncrvations. call
894-6S21 . PIUME OF UR SINGLES mmet
for dinner at the Seafood Grotto.
16871 Bolsa Chica. Hunti1111on
Beach at 7 p.m. For rnnvations and
information. call 8~744. NON-SMO&~G SINGLES of
Amcric•. (N.S.S.A.) mttts every
othtt Saturday at local OranJC Coun-
ty hotels and nightclu~. Oncntation
at S p.m .. m~ting 6 10 9 p.m. SS.
896-8440 or 24 hour r vent hotline.
894-8932 ... ..... ,
a.A8llC FRIENDS sanglcs agr 4S
and over. mttt for brunch at Ruckus.
777 S. Main 1n Orange. For rncr-
vations and information. call
S44-92S9.
n..Dn'"SUnday pre>Flms n at
6:4S p.m. an the Sc:lcttfl' Vin•
Shoppi .. Center. 220S Main Screet.
Suite 20. Hunti•on Beach. Call
l40-0107 for more antormation.
NEWPOllT BEACH SAWNG
SINGLD a club for non•smoltina
sinslc sailors with or without a boat. aac 21 and older. Meet~ the fint and
third Wednesday of ~h monlh at
no membership fen. \all S21-869 I
for more information.
hlday
RICH SHYDNER a~rs at the
lmprov with Bob Nickman throuah
April 10.
THE IMPllOV presents thrtt sidc-
splinina acts each niaht Tuctday
POC\JS •.a poup al siftllcs aees ~r.!!l!!l~~l!l'-111~~~ ~J9.mcetat l l.JOa.m.114'cSouth I,
COllSt Community 0.uKh. S 120
Bonita Canyon Dr .. Irvine. 854-7600.
WllDL OP PIUICNNBIP sinaln
4Soplus mttt for bnlndl at 11 :JO a.m.
at l19qucpeque al Ptacentia. For
information and rarrvations. call
194-6521. .... or UPS llNOLD meet
iwdlncillland Mak f'rv at American ~ Hall. 21 S I Sell 'St., Nupcwt leim. 5 10 9 p.m. For iatonnation ... taemitiolll. cd 116-1744. -ua•• ....,..---..... m4111 --a-Cllml c..~
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Chlendar <1>ntinlled
2501 C1ifT Dri'·e. NC'wport Beach County Pcrformins Ans Ul'kf'. "600 Avon Avenun tn Newport Beach. Beach. Eyeryone 1s ~lcomc. C~!!
(631-0288). Thursdays through Sat-Town Ccn1tr Drive. Costa Mesa. withcomplirnentaryshuulctranspor-494-9S50or494-1375_
urdaysat 8 p.m .. Sundaysat 2:30 until Saturdays and Sundaf. at 1:30 and 4 tation to the show running every l S ~ ':9"'.a.ioN solo Rammco
April 24. p.m. through April I . minutes. For more inf<'rmation. call ¥uitarist perl'orm~S nish and Latin
"TllEPRICE"atthcGemTheater. 673-9360. music Wed. th Sunday at the
12852 Main St.. Garden Grove INmAN AP.TS AND CRAFTS Bouz)' R<MqDC Ca . 3110 Ntwp0r1
(636-7213). Wedncsda)°'tbro'ChSat-~-th'°"Wh Sunday. Home Arts Blvd .. Newport Beach. ~73-3440.
urdays at 8 p.m.. <\unday ~-and Crafts Buildint-Ora.Q11e County
formanccs April 10 and May I at 3 Fair and Exposition C'C'nttr. 18 Fair SatanlaJ
p.m .. April 17 and 24 at 7:30 until Dnve. Costa Mesa. AdmiS5ion is SJ SAT VERBAL suu.s WOft&·
Mav 7. Friday for adults. $2 for scnion and SI for SHOP Students will sharpen collqr
.. SNOW WHITE" by t"e Am~ricar1 NEWPORT IN THE -WATER children. Sponsored ~Y Mass Bay skills and prepare for the verbal
Children's Theater al the Anaheim BOAT SHOW ISth annual Lido Trading Co .. call (818)576-8080 for po~ion of _the SAT ~C'St inctudif\I
Cultural Arts Center. 9"\l N. Harbor Marina Vi!~ ~now ~ponsored by details. review topics. pract1~ tests and
Blvd.. Anaheim (75 1-5032). Satur-inc -Duncan Mclnto~h Co. Inc. NASH CAR CLUB OF AMERICA techniques. Saturdays April 9
days and Sundays at 2 ~.~. until through April 24. Through April 10. on displa)' today and S.,turday at the through 16. Room I and 2. U('!
furthC'r oot1CC' top quality. ocean tcsttd used power Grand Hotel at the entrance to University EA1tnsion Rui~ins. Fee ··'! :iv o.ly" on the Second St.qt boats. includi"C custom yachts and Disneyland in Anaheim. Over one of $72 includes rr.4lcril\IS. For m~
of South Coast Re,.,..nory. 655 Town --A •-D-; · A ·1 hundred cars will be on display nform·t· II J d LI d
CC'otC'r Drive."" C osta Mesa fJ.N'~ .. ~~~ ;'i~~"'win'bc, including Nash Rambtcn. Jeffetty. SS6-SSi4'.on. ca u ~ oy ·
(951-4033). Tucsdi-ys through fcatumi. Show hours arc weekdays Ajax. Hudson. Nash Healey and ORANGE COVNTY SWAP MEET
Fndays at 8:30. Saturdays at 3 a~ 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and week.ends from Metropolitan. p~nted b y Tel-Phil Enterprises
8:30. Sundays at 3 and 8 p.m. unul 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Admi~sion is SS for CRYSTAL LANDSCAPE. a special each Saturday and Sunday in the
.\pril 17. adults and $2 for children six to 12. display of mineral specimens on main parkina lot of the Orange
"WINDOF A THOUSAND TALES" Children under six arc frtt. Ad· exhibit thf'OU&h April 15 in the Countv f'air Grounds 7 a.m. to
b' the Young Conse,rvatory Players mission tick.els come with a frtt William T. Boyce Lihrary on the -4 p.m: .\dmission is SI ~car load
of South Coast Re~nory (957-4033) return pass to the next event. Free Fullenon College \:.mpus.. The and fifty cents for walk-ins. Orange
in Founders· Hall at the Onnge parking is available off Tustin and exhibit can be viewed during regular County Fairgrounds information
------~--------------------, library hours Monday through phone number is 751 -~47.
Thursdays. from 7:30a m. to IOp.m .: GOLDEN WEST COLLEGE SWAP
and Fridays from 7:30 <'.m. to 4 p.m. MEET 8 a .m. to 3 pm. with free
The: library is closed ~aturdays and admission and frtt parking today and
Sundays. The William T. Boyce .tomorrow. Spatt ftt 1s SIO on
Library 1s on the FuJlmon College Saturdays and Sundays or two spK"CS
Campus. 321 E. Chapman Ave .. cast for SIO on Sunday. with procttds
of Lemon Street. from the swap meet going to campus
iiiiOrmai kcturc at noon in the UCI
Fine Arts Concert Hall.~ will speak
on "The Cration oft~ Great WaJI of
Los Anadcs"" auamcntcd by a slide
presentation. Admission is frtt and
refreshments will be served. For more
information. call 856-8748 or
856-<12S9.
JOIN TBE BAll80ll SINGEllS A
non-profit IJOUP of w()fnen singers
who ~orm everythin, from Bach to
rock arc look.ins for nt"W members.
The group mttts
every Tuesday n'::ninit at 1 p.m. at
the ~~jlerian Church oflhe Cove-
i.ant at Fairview and A<tams strttt in
Costa Mesa. Pcfformantts arc al~
available. For more information. call
Der Co.x at 962-1680 or Vi Gtten at
897-0587 eveninp and wedcnds.
SCllAllBLE is played at Home
Savinp. L.-&una Hills. Tuesdays at
6:30 p.m. Call 586-2~78 for infor·
mat ion .
WedaHllaJ
THE OllANGE COUNTY SIU
CLUB meets the fi~t and third
Wtd~ay of evef) month at the
Costa Mesa Coun1ry nub. Agrs 21
and over. For more
information. call 9S7-8fl86.
CRIBBAGE is played on the S«·
ond and founh WtdnMday of each
month at 7 p.m. at the Oasis Center.
Room VI. Sth St. and Marguerite in
Corona dtl Mar. Call 644-4138 for
additional information --... -=::=. ---mft.UUICl.-t
CANNERY llESTAUIL\NT fca.-clubs and organizations. scholarships
turcs Champagne Supper Cruises and community servicr projects. FOf'
every Frida9. 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.: additional information. call
Sunday. S to 7 p.m.: Champagne 898-2389. The swap meet is held in Tla ...... J
Brunch Cruises.. Saturday and Sun-the partin1 lot located atthc entrantt ANOllEXIA NEllVOSA and As-
day. · 10 a.m. to noon and 1:30 to 3:30 of ~ college at the <iolden West socialtd DiSOfdcn ~If Help Group
p.m. 3010 Lafayette Ave. Newpon Stred' traffic hght betWttn Edinger mttts at Cap,strano b) the Sea
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Beach. For more information. call and McFadden Streets H,,..,,;tal, 3391S ~I Obispo. Dana 67S-S771. -~ CAR MOZART fe.aturcs classical MolMl&J Point, in tbc Dolphin House Living · · Room from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tbctt is no piano Wed. evenina. ;md paano o r SCllABBLE is playtd each Mon-cha,_. For more information. call guitar. pop. and show tunes d 1 ... _ I · World . .,.. Thurs.Sat. evenin-. \II music is ay at p.m. at h..:: ~•sure Grace Nelton. 831-6631.
..-r. ClubhouK 2 on Moultnn Parkway in "GOOD MOANING. LAGUNA" ~rformed during dinner. Also •ca-Laauna .Hills. Call ~37-7223 for breakfasOccturucrieut 9 a.m. in the turcd Is music at Sunday brunch. inf<i 31952 Camino C)r.strnno. San Juan ' ormauon. Lapna An Mustum. )('17 Cliff Drive.
C . .ol'll.L n 12. ~ .Bcac.h. Guest speaker IS aptstrano ... ~ hllllaJ Michael McManus.. l.AM"s chief LAGUNA POETS meet C8Cll Fri. at 8 p.m. at the ~na Bc8ch public INl'OSIUL LZCftJaB Judy curator. who will diSC"uu tbc mu-
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. .__... 363 G I_.. a.ca.. . ua faculty ani~t. prnt'nts an seum·s role in focusir-a on American 1-'-"'"_-_ ,. _____ nc_yre __ · _._.. __ na--------------.. An. Continental breakfast will be
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strved at 9 and the lectu~ will follow .
Admission is $3.50 fnr members.
students and smior citi7ens and S4.50
for non-members. For information
and rn.crvations. call the Museum at
494-6531 .
AD a.ua OF OllANGE COUNTY
holdu weekly social event bcainning
at S:30p.m.
at Muac"s. The Red Lion Inn. 3050
Bristol St .. Costa Mcq. Free hon d'ocuv~ fun and networking.
731-3S2S:
ICllUllLE is played evCTy Thurs-·~al 6:Ji> p.m. al &k Kome Savinp buildi• Maia Screa aa Yocktown
Avcw., HU-Bmch. Call 9'0-2729b PA•_. u•sn lfoawed
by lhrOrueeCounty FMm Bureau is
held C¥Cr} Tlllftdal m Ille main ..ru,. lot ol die Oraa1C COUlllY FaireiiOucls from 9:,)0 Lm. to 2:30
p.m. Call 7Sl-3l47 for nMft i•fOr· ---
Calendar O>ntinued
child (I 0 and undtt) S 12. O.nner
cruite on Monday eveninp. 7 e.m.
Adults S25; child SIS. RnttVattons
ffq .. i~ call 673-S24S.
DISNEYLAND, 1313 Harbor
Blvd.. Anahrim. Disneyland offers mo~ tJ.an SO anractinns in seven
themed lands. including ·swToun··
and -capcain E0:-0 Parlt hours are I 0
a.m to 6 p.m. Monday through
Friday; 9 a.m. to midnilht. Saturday
and Sunday. Disnc~1and infor-
mation: 999-4565.
~ SDllY PAIUI, 8039
Beach Blvd .. ~naPark.1 llhannual
Country Fair includes .. mn. con-
tnts. mmic.1q11are danona. demon-
strations and speocial tH-adlinc en1cr-
lainlMl\t thl'QUlh April 10. IUM>tfs is
I.he nation's most popular indepen-
dent family WIM partt with 165 wild
ridn. shows and anractions. All
shows a~ included in the ..tmiuion
price. N~ S7 million-~m of
lhe Dinosaurs and thrtt thnll ndcs. ··nw S&anunu." "The Tumbkr ...
and -slinphot... Other cnteruun-
mcnt includes lb( Wilc1 West Stunt
Shows. can can shows. old tame
melodramas and a visit Wlth Snoop)'.
Knotfs Pacific Pa\.'1lion fea1urn t~o
utraordinary aquaur auractions
-''s.,&ashdantt '87.'' :1 dolphin/sc.a
lio n show and ··s nonpy"s diving
dogin. .. a first tirM aiiywherc per-
formance. Knon·s has four themed
areas includina Camp ~P>-a s1x-
acrt wonderland thcmt'd to the Ca.
High Sierra and fcatuniig the all new
"Snoop) 's Animal Friends Show."
Admis.s1ort pn'ccs art· $14.95 for
adults and S10.9S for rt\ildren 3-11.
handicappn! aucst.s. senior citizens
and upectant mothc~. An annual
pass is onl) SS9.9S. f nr add1ttonal
information call the 24-hour Knott"s
Linc at 2~Sl00.
LOS ANGELES CHILDREN'S
MUSEtJM 310 Nonh Main Stf'C'Ct.
Los Af\IClts. ()ptn W<'dnnda~ and
Thursday. 2 to 4 p.m. "nd Saturda)'
and Sunda1. 10 a.m to S p.m.
.. Hands-on· panicipatory environ-
ment in which ch11drtn aan two to
t~lvc. learn by doins. Eighteen
permanent e•hibits. Monthly pro-
arammina inch.ctn a "•ricty of an
uhibits. pnforma~ and work-
shops.. Admission: S4 per person.
infants under two frtt . .\dults free on
Wcdnaday and Thunday after-
noons. Groups must ft'listtt in ad-
vantt. For 24 hour inf"f'malion. call
(213)617-UOO.
MONTDEY SAY AQUAIUVM .
816 CanMty · Row. Monte~y.
''Wba.lcfat. .. a MW exhibition on the
pat ..... NM thronp April 30.
The show mixn c•h•htts. anifacts
andart,livetbeam. filmsand taJksaJI
week Iona. On Wttkcnd' visitors can
also hear storytdlen. swap taAn with
an l"8SOs·P-0rtuaunc-..haler, or evC'ft
~ de-cited out as a whale in a live
prntntation. Admiuion is frtt with
aquarium admiuion o f S3 children.
SS students and Stniors. and S7
aie~ral. Hours arc 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
(408)375-3333.
MOVIELAND WAX MUSEUM,
7711 Beach Blvd., Buena Park. Elvira
is the newest featured replica amon&
the already elaborate collec1ion of
movie and television memorabilia
including life-like replicas of more
·than 200 renowned stl\rs. Daily I 0
a.m.-8 f..m. with Fri-Sat. optn until 9
p.m . S.2-ll SS.
MUSEUM OF WORLD WAAS And
Military History. 7884 F.ast La Palma
Ave. al Beach Blvd. Bumi Park. lar.Jnl collection of uniforms in tilt
nation. Real life military antiqun.
historical rein medal' flllp. field
equipment. cdaied weaponry. a~nt
firearms. uniforms. insipia. postni
from all over the worid from 1776 to
I 94S. "Hours 11 a.m to 6 p.m.
Wedncsda\ throuah c;unday. Ad·
mission isS3aduhs. 13 to 17 ycarsS2:
6 to 12 years SI; Disabled. free. Frtt
parkins. 952-1 776.
OLD WOIU.D VILLAGE, 7561
Center Ave ... Huntington Beach. S~ialty shops arc localed in 1his
village: that fcaturtS the charm of
quaint European villagn with cob-
bled strttts. lantern hghts. and 70
murals of European S«ncs painted
on ci1;tcrior walls by European anists.
898-S 111.
QUEEN MARY, Lona Beach
Harbor at the end of the Lona Beach
f reewa y. Spri"f Break ·88 fcaturn
strolli"lentcnaanmcnt throuab April
10. Children 11 years and youqrr
admined free with a peyinaadult and
~ill receive a frtt Duncan Yo-Yo.
Exhibits include special effect sound
and li&ht shows in the EnfiM Room
and WhttlhouK rc<n:lcttna a near-
collisio n at sea. and an u tensive
World War II display drpictina w
··Quttn 'C actJ ve role a~ a troopship.
Daily 10 a.m.-t> p.m. $13.9S ..tults.
S9.9S Juniors (12-1 7). S7.9S for
childttn (S-11) Children under S arc
admi~ free. (213) 43~3SI I.
SEA WO&LD 1120 Soulh Slaof'n
Ra.d. Mission Bay, San 0ic9r>. Sa
World features 1tVm ~ lllbws
and dottns of fucinatisw marine lift
exhibits. Sbamu. Sa Wortd"s scar
killer whale. performs in the la,.es&
wbaJe facility in the world.
dolphins.&raincd seals and m lions.
-
otters a nd a walrus al'o perform at
special shows. There art four
aquariums fcaturina lh c sharks. sea
life and freshwater fish from all over
the worid. Thiny speci:il cduqtionaJ
exhibits arc also available to Sea
World guests. One priC'C admission
includes all shows and r'hibits. Open
daily. 9 a.m . to S:30 p.m. Sl7.9S for
adults. S 11. 95 for Stniors (SS and
~son pass allow1nc unhm11ed '1s1ts
for .one 'ear !S S2 I. 9S for adults and
S I 7.95 (or ch ildrtn. (8 18) 5()8..9600.
...... ,
C1UZYJIOllSE STE.AI BOUSE
~nts Tam m~ W)nctte in two
performancn.. 1 and 10 p.m. ton1gh1
onl)'. T ickets-arc S2S. I S80
Brookhollow. Santa Ana. For infor·
mation call 549'-15 12.
over). Children 3-11. S 11. 95 and ('li:i .. liil9-C"Wllm-l"f'llmr---------------
childrcn under 3 arc frtt. Guided
toun and rides arc utra. G roup ra&n
and 12 month pass information. call
(619)226-3901 o r 826-7213 or
(602)838-0600.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO
MISSION , 3 1882 C amino
Capistrano. San Juan Ca~trano.
Features Serra Chapel California's
oldcsa buildins. the ruins ofthe Grat
St<>M Church. 50ldiM's benacb.
bcauuful prdcns. and two murum
rooms wnh anifacu from Native
Amcncan and early Sp:lnish culture.
Dail> 7:30a.m.-S p.m. 493-1424.
SIX FLAGS MAGIC MOUNTAIN,
Maaic Moun~1n Parkway exit off
Interstate S. Valencia .. '1orc than 100
ndcs.. sho~sand attractions including
an 1800s st) I( crafts ''lllaac and a
Roan na Rapids whur watn-adven-
ture arc offered (8 ~8) 9Q2-0884.
S&YPOllEST Santa's Village.
located on-S~te Highway 18. in
Skyforcst about W m1ln from San
Bernardino. Rides inch1de a carousd.
ferris ~httl. mo norail. 11'2ins. ponies.
burros. and much more Other attrac·
tions to ~ cnjo)ed a n-two puppet
shows. pettin& zoo and many colorful
shops. San.._. his m nrtttr and the
pmcs arc alwa) sat home to ~!come
the guests. Open dail~. Hours arc 10
a.m. to S p.m. 337-2481
SPRUCE GOOSE, Lona Beach
Harbor 3t the end of thr Long Beach
F~a~. Ho~ard Hushes' all-wood.
100-ton 0)'11\& boat majestically
berths for "is1tors to '1rw the ~nsidc
of the world's la~I clcar~n
aluminum dome . .\ ':lriet. of di~
pla)'S including modules that show
close-up details offascinauna areas of
the plane such as the rock pit. night
de-ck and wina inaerior arc featured.
Stt 1he quttn Mary li,ting for m0tt
anformatlOft. 10 a.m.-fl p.m. (213)
43S-3SI I.
UNIVEaSAL 5TVDIOS, I 00 Uni-
versal City Pt .. UnivCTSal City. A
1uidcd tram tour of Univcrsal's
famed 4~ beck lot and the
EntcrtainrMnt CC'fttu which fea..
turn five live ~-is offered.
Admission pricn ~ SIS. 9S with
children 11FS 3-11 a1 S 11. 9S. Senior
admtsaion mnaiM S 11 SO. Cdtbrity
"A FUNNY AND ABSOLUTELY
DELIGHTFUL COMEDY.
'Milagro' is wonderful. Don't miss it!"
-SWwut Kinn, FOX NFTWOIUC
''What an inaedible cut, beautifully
diJected by Robert Redford.~' is
wonderful. I loved this film!"
-J-' Sqd. GOOD MORNING AMERICA
''Nothing Redford has done before will
prepare you for the wide-eyed charm
of this cinematic fable. 'Milagro'
provides pl~ty to
smile abou~'
-Onid Ansen, !'IJEWSWEEk
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'Bright Lights:': Dark passage into night life
Slefllaaie Bans
Mu .. actaru'1 Represeatative
Ne"'°" Bead
··Anytime you have a largr si-:e in
your life for something artificial.
there's probably a large space void of
something real." This is how Michael
J. Fox dcscrib(s the "moral" of his
new film ... Bright Li&ht ... Big City."
f ox plays Jamie Conway. a burnt
c:Osts him his job.
ut. drug-sniffing
yuppie who works
as a fact-checker at
a wdl-rcss>«ted
New York map-
zine. In trying to
deal with the loss of bi~ mother and
the breakup of his
short mamqe, his
df\Jl&'..°'d-OUt ni&ht
life eventually
Keifer Suthctland does a great job
playing his .. plastic .. best friend. Ted
Allapsh. who has only two thinp on
his mind at all times -dnap and
women. I'd never tttn bis wort
before and was impressed.
Swoosic Kurtz also pve a
memorable performance as the
protective mother·f11urc who lakes
Jamie under her wing by calling to
wake him up each momioa to ensure
he won't be late for wortc. She hates to
see him suffer the consequcnca for
his own ~ choices.
Sut with all this. the movie could
gjve lessons in how
to waste perfectly
good talent. Prob-
ablt< more the
story's fault than
the director's. four
good acton arc
wasted on small
and insignificant
parts. I'm sur-
prised Jason Rob-
ards, John House·
man, Phoebe Cates and Tracy Pollan
took the roles (Especially Roberds
and Houseman. two mt'n rve always
felt will go down in film history for
their fine work.) I don't think any of
them have more than fi ve libcs in the
whole film.
According to Fox, the bottom line
of all this is .. don't put anythina in
your nose -first of all cocaine, not to
mention peas or crucrs."
MkUel Fet*,,...
Aul. City MaUcer, Ga'*9 GrMe
....,...~
"Bright Liahts. Bi& <.ity" is about
life in the fast lane. l t makes a good
case for staying out oflhe fast lane.
The movie is about two yuppies
from New York
uabt up with
booz<'. sex and
drup. The main
hara4.:lC'r. played
by Michael J. Fox,
is an aspirins
writer who is jilted
by his wife when
she bt'comcs a SUC·
ful model.
K i efer
Sutherland plays his best friend. but
friends ljke him you can do without
The adi~ by both Fox and
Sutherland as very good. In fact. Fox
docs an outstanding job.
The trouble is. I don't like the pk>t.
Tlic movie never really sets movina.
What it's buically about is Fox
actti.. more and moiT hooted on
drup.. You're just waiting for him to
bottom out. which he finally does.
The movie makes an attempt at
aettina intercsti°' with tbe intertion
of Jamie Conway s (Fox) family into
the plot. Jtis mother bad died a year
carlaer, and his younecr brocber is
tryi .. 10 make cootact with him. ~ are IOCDC ftashbect teenes.
but they don't do
much to en~
the movie. I keoc
thinkiDJ his family
was ao1ng to end
up a more promi-
nent put of' the
plot. fnste8d Fox
> 4 ust ioes from one
bad scene to
another. settins
dccpcr and deeper
into drup.. Ip kind of tired of that.
The only recSeemina thina is that
this movie miaJu tend a me1 'I
about dncs and their harmful eftiecU.
In fact. I would like to Mic Fox make
.omc public ICf'Vice announcements
and penonaJ appearances denounc-
ina · dnap. usina this film as an
ex.ample: I don't like thi~ film, but if it
could be used to spttad the word
about dnap at least it would hlve
t0me redeemina val~.
...,, ...
Lep)Aablaat
New,ertBad
Michael J. Fox is brilliant in Jay
Mclnemey's "Briaht 'Lights. Bis
City."
Jamie Cooway (fox) has gjvcn up.
thrown in the
towel and suc-
cumbl.'<l to one finaJ temptation.
u hfc holds no
promise for him.
He lw allowed
drup to Id the
better of him be·
CHIC be feds his
best is ,JOOC. lost ...._ ........ __...._.-u so m l·where in
Paris.
Fox ponrays perfect!) the drinking.
drugin& Jamie, a man with a self-
made cfcsliny to be a writer, who
insists on k~"J step with the fast
pece of the bis caty. Fox broods bis
way tbf'OUlh compbeency, frus-
tration. a~. ttvenie and, finally. a
detcnninallOn to repin his best.
This film is artfullv subtle and
inwardly demanding ~ no one can
watch Jamie's trials and not relate to
him at some point. The lost love. bia
bed boss. frustration with superficial
bar conversations. ~tina a .. nice" sirt in the midst of such 1qualor.
Like a &n durina a bis race. when
every time you fiftltf the tcrape you
are reminded of' your failure, this film
undoubtedly will remind you of some
sad moment in your life.
For this reason. it is not an upliftina
story. but in the
end it does t'el-
ct>Ote life and new
besinninp with
hope and convic-
tion. (The coma
beby lives.)
Ttiis story is
about a cenain
slice of life in the IJia Apple. The
New Yc:ricn arc
primarily sliuy and superficial, in·
dudi .. (MP) Jamie's wife. And we
watda Jamie evolve from bcina a
card~ member of the PKk to ~ 1t and. finally, tumina
from It
This movie is eoup to rate. but
with fall's quality pefformance and
wilb ~ piepllo'Mioe-b
iatemrty oftheeubject, it's wonll die
trip.
Some books shouldn't be made
into mov'ies. and "Brilht lipts. Bis City" is one of them. ut this movie
has a cnuin lika~ and intriauc
brou&ht on by the ac10f'\.
Jamie Conwav (Mic'hael J. Fox)
· cannot face dealing
with the realities of
his life. so he tt·
trab into drup
and a non-stop
nisht life, taking
away his ability to
hold onto a job or
have normal torial
contact.
Tbts film is, very
effective at takina
you into the heart of the ni&htclub
dna& scene of New York City. The
characten arc struoa o ut on cocaine
and focused on sex. anc1 they t.ak us aJona for the ride. fo'( and K.id'cr
Suthcrtand. who pla~'S his thifty
friend Ted Albpsh, look like c:oU
fiends. with dart circ~ around their
eyes. ~ous twitchn and excited
talk. But Fox brinp styte and charm
to the role throuah the lecdincss.
finding humor even in the most
volatile situations.
ThcK are realty aood actors. down
to the smallest role!I (like John
Homeman's and Dianne Wiest's -
even tbousb you fttt t~ may have
been m<>R to their roan than ended
up on the 9Cteeft). The inleflJlay
between these chancten makes the
movie intcresti~~ t1tjoyablc. The film tion by Jay
Mcinerney from his novd lacks the
passion and substantt of the book.
The novd's most t'ffcctive mo-
ments come off as
trite in the movie,
like one invotvina a fcrTct. or a coma-
beby dream lt-
qumcir (uted as a
metaphor for
Jamie's life) which
is lauchablc.
The novel relied
on introspec1ions
and pmonal tt·
fkctions that do not transfer well to
the screen. Fox must narrate SJ8rt of
the movie, which unfortunately
.,... •• heisWDDb-itiidiic lh&
• ICripL But when -dte Klilll -p-.. llis comedic prcaacc. fa m ral by.~ suppona .. nil. ... die
mov1e IDlltl-
FoKto~esHvely 'Bright Lights' lan/llJ86e
., IOUN ANDDIEN .............
. ,,
Tllil. it would ICaD., i& all to the ~ h's the "• ~ lbat IDdn Brilltt 1.4ht1, .. ity" ftan. Tile
book iaa fint-penon narrative told in
the leCOlld pcnon: .. Y nu are not the
kind of PY who would be at a place
like dais II this time of tbe momi ...
But lien JOU II'<. ad re-~ my ..... the lerl'aie is ftllftly ....
familiar."
•• ~ ..... D I l 11*' ,_., Apll I. 111a)fti;~ Pt~Ht \)~·"~·'(•./ f1~:.1. 1J1 o, l!t~S
ne ....... "°' ..... ~ ...... ltilllr ......:..... .•
.. Fol'• Mela i•ic ... '-ldri T .. AU1st He'aill ..... a ..
• ..._... .. -. ... ellMldiora ~aawefll .... h, .......... .
2 Jl+alleia ..... ..,_ ...
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This is a toush movw: to watch and
even touaber to
1a11t· about. The
mu sic, e v e n tJM>u&h it suitably
uoderscorn each
1CCne. is loud and
· rrina.. Too· loud
for me. I _was
templed to leave
duri~ the opening
credits.
Michael J. Fox is
manning and vulnna~. but totally
unbelievable as a man on the razor·s
cdie· Oopeoplercallyliveudepictcd
in this movie? Arc whot<" tepnCnts of
our society really that thouahtkss. self:t~ and sick so that~ have to have a full lcnath film
about it?
Our hero i,.sts cnoup chemicals
-includina copious amounts of
alcohol -durina the C'OUnc or any
day to wipe out a platoon.
This is a penonal dark side of the
briaht lishts of any
bis city. After two
hours of watchina t~t:. hectic ac-% &a
tav1taes on screen. I
am happy to say
that the endina is
h o p_eful and i<~tJl,IJO positive. ~
Wonderful "to
watch arc Swoozie
Kunz, Jason Rob-
ards, John Houseman and cspet'ially
Kiefer Sutherland. But they and just
style arc not enoup for a full-lcnath
movie.
Bea critic
Datebook is looki, for new
movie reviewers or our
•·Everybody's A Critic" tettion. If you love movies anc1 would
like to try writina about them.
wri\e: O.tebook Critic's.. P.O. ••~ c--.. Mm. Cilir
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A black-tie walk down 'Drug Street'
BJ VIDA lmAM came ... cnthl&SC'd Thompson .a the mem~ and can hardlv. wan lO stt f USl bctorc sbc ~nt on Wiit to i.-.. Eaic. soaaJ da °'........... S7S-pa-pttSOn crowd C'&f!X 1n and the finished product. -with her WCf'C 1ntrodaa the film. -11 was from Sid &Jboa BayClub.apttd rccto!T~
.. We were eald it couldn•t be done. advanced to bu&t ta~ tn a roped husband O..W.. dawll:U ~and ShincbnJ. ~nt of Unjvcr-kids will _trt the~~~ BBC
bUt •did iL Veal\!" Yid founder offlobbyarea. . escon0r.aa-n~.1at.. sal/MCA.saytDJthecompanywould donaaedS37 SOOtoSearrltthrtt ~ ~'.!tbF'ft Iii . I ~ thcN~icrc of .. , came beck from_Pal~ Sprinp a .. '.:~~Im IS~· Some of s-r forduplicattnc the \•idcos.. That is aao -half of the prncecds ~ ~,... c-ier•t0e s " ... ttnatt 011 day early to be heft. said on:lac:stn ~ ll'UlZ · -~'Y ~ was quite a donation. N. ow ~ ~ ~na dunna a Knitucky o.~ brndit. ~ SCrcet .. Monday tvmina at the leader....,, c.le. "I pla)'ed fonll the £;: to Search, said rn&auratcur for doaatioas for the VCR ca.rffidles. Tt..-Repstry H4*1.. partintobdpraitcfuncfsbmcfihn. Pnpr. · pecbsinc. 1eaC'ha-~ and -• llllC'eo•nchasn' bttn easydunnc
More 1111111 100 ~ts in formal but toniaht rm a peyi .. aatlOmer... ~ coc:ttails. pests moved in rnajliftl.. We should have the vidro in the past two J::1! but I feel ~ have
attire wae m:eiwd ~ Thompson. "I have attmded Starcb benefits front of the laraicscrttn in the C'rys1aJ schools ·in Stptembtt.-tnumphcd. c will ha,·c to hcMd an
R-.. 9-el and perty CO<bair-and I believe in the movie. I Ballroom to view the film. whidl was . ann~I fund·ra.i~ ~ yar to kttp
woman hm O'Neil G 1U1t• and suoooned Sr.arch to ht-Ip the kids... in the works for two years. Over dcsxns ~nd ro~ sucsts the videos aoing. said 'Thompson.
proic'wat tt.e cine education video said v......-..... ··we arc so pleased. so happy... had the oppo11unity t" discuu the ··1t·s back to the rcaJ world now ...
to beprannechoelemnuarylChools "Shirltthasbecninv<llvedwitlHhe commmted~uftcTtbcshow-film and mttt leads l*ea Liiia. she cont1n~. -Pam and I have
acrot1 tt.e nation. poup for some time. I ha~ jusa laldy ina. "lk applalllr was so patifyi.ftl .. ,..... <;r-and A-. Jelfriel <k,-dopcd a new skin care/ cosmc'ttc
''All tine ol our leads arc heft. htlP.ed becaUSt I think it's a worth-and I had tan in my eyes and ~ven andsupporunaactreu,.....O ti compeny usinc m) mother's Nor-
Tnd ....._ _, direcw who volun-whlk came. -commented ... Gtls-saw pyscryiftl.. I think a lot of~ . -rm very imprcncd.-saJd T_. WC'IJAn formulas that,.,,, be read) 1n
tcercd her li1l.e is heft. her mom I Dr• · wttt touched by lhc story and we arc AnM1111t. I think the me •in the four ~ oa a muh1-marteung Hee....., is~ and 0.. ~. Durinc the tociaJ hour. Paul lk ldli• doaatioas 10DipL -film will rcadl the kids -CS4'Ccially k vel. and we arc do1nc mouvational
senior vice president of Universal Semas said 'Tm an orisi~ board VP Sluucr pvc Thomp!Oft a note the pttformancc by Adam.-videos for women. -
Fashionables 'In Paris' to See Courreges designs
B1VIDADSAN °' ........... .
The Fashionables spent an .. After·
noon in Paris .. and the mcmben
did.It 't have 10 lcne.N~Jkach 's
uMcridim.
The pvup tra~lcd ,;a COUIT'Cln
faWons.
The Ftaeh ~-r. who on
Marett 9 cdema&cd has 6Sth binM.y.
celebrates IPrilll and summer with a
colorful. co••n1cted and dean-lined collectioa ol coatemporary classics.
Mnm is * first time • (Cour-'*' bliqme in South Cont Plan)
have lllowll a .-colkctioft since we
e>peMd ia 1'7S ad did a tllow IOr the
Jaior a...-. .. aid maueer '-Fa ¢1
Collqc suppon lfOUP dined liahtly
but ~II on ~ho. flltt mipoft.
chttS«akc wtth fresh fruit -alt fOr
only s~ caJorics.. acrordina to the
chef.
If the Gounqes fasluoos laad..noL
arrived. the rMmben couad have
done their own show. so fashionable
WCtt they. --
Clwrwoman Mary r... .......,
was the head-to-toe aolden prt oflhc day: GaJle ..._..,_ was the.lady in
rcd;~Dell..,......wmtaJlout
in a salmon-colored lcatltcr
ensemble:"-.... was smathilla 1nal*ckandwt.ite~
drcu: and Hen Jw1--wore a .>A
white dress that looked u if a water
colorist has put q11 the finithiftl
touches in blue and .,Mnk .•.
Dlw •r•w ir.te1pmed fashion
in blKk ud whik -white dots on
the donpled blKk bodice that coe-
tinued in a skin witll llthmct tien ol
wtaite ad 111Kt UMI wtaite llripcs.
1k dots weft·=-a.er-... brimmed saraw.fiitad _,Am
... WU promi*d IO had OYCJ"ti.c
da dol lk»va *Md brcMIPt IOr t.er OW11 b1lct ~ and wllite r.e trimmed lllll. ""ney are perfect IOr
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Calendar
DA VIDCOPPDPIBLD brinp his
astonishina ta~ts to the Ora-.e
County Perfonnina Arts Center for
sixpcrformanccsApril IS=l7. ''The Ma,ic of David C Id"
will be pcrfonncd on a special
schedule convenient for Wllilin,
with showtimcs at 8 p.m. on Friday,
April l·S; I.• and 8 p.m. on Saturday,
April 16 and I and 4 p.m. on Sunday,
April 17. Call 5S6-ARTS for ticket
information.
Redford's 'Milagro' wan.ders
WINE TASTING EXCVUION
TM City oflrvinc will spontOr a wine
tasting ucursion at Callaway
Vineyards and Palomar Winery Sat-
urday. April 16. Motom.ch bus will
depart from Nelson Elementary
School in Tustin at 8:30'a.m. and will
return approximately at 7 p.m. Tour
includes history auide, transpor-
ation. litnch and re~hments. The
cost is $29 per person. · For more
information, caJI the City of Irvine
Community Scfvices Oepanmcnt at
'660-3811.
BJ BOB TllOllAI ............ _
Robert Redford's tee0nd film as a
director has been a Iona time comi!'J-
Eiaht years have~ between his
intemely movi~~inary People" and the new re ... The Millpo
&anfidd War."
Onc:c apin Redford exhibits his
buic humanism, this time on a IOCia1
rather than oenonal level. And lpin
he displays his uncommon talent for womnc with actors; the a.. cast
deliven a number of memorable
performances.
Why lben is .. The M~ &an-
field War .. less than satisfyina? Map-
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zine arucles about its maltina have
outlined the problems: multiple
ICript cbanees, wholesale mhootins.
The tink.eri .. appean to have m>ded
the fil"' 's buic core. It is now a seriei
of audience-pleasina turns. with little
ICftSC of unity.
The ··wai" hart.s back to Frank
Capra: the aood little people apinst
the bi&. bed land herons. A New
Mexico hamlet is being !Queezed to
death by a resort developer (Richard
Bndford) with the helf' of the Sta~
IOverDOr and his venal 'Staff. The
oflicials even .end a hatchet man.
Christopher Walken. to aerrorize the
natives wbea they pow restive under
the rape of their land.
The rclue1ant leader of the revolt is
a small landowner. Chick Vennara.
who inadVft'tcntly div.ens the land
heron's water into llis hcanfidd. He
bccomn defiant. and othen strive to
make it a crusade. npecially the aanee owner. Sonia ~ She
enlists a disilusaioned hippe, John
Heard, to print ftiers to further the
campaip.
The land baron's 100ft1. led by
Walken, try toqudl the revolt. but the
IJCODle wiU not pve in. The sheriff.
lutien 8l8des. who ~s like a
decent man when he i~n't doina the
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Gallery openings this week ...
aaANDITATER GALLERY
Loma Unda University. Rivenide.
Betty McAlinden Ktnt.. Newport
a.ch artist. exhibits ttlections &om phcqnphic portfolio in Cibechrome
tbroup May S. R~ for the artist Sunday. 2 to S p.m. Gallery
hours are Monday tbroush Thunday.
9a.m. to noon and I toSp.m.;Friday.
9 a.m. to noon and Saturday. 2 to S
p.m . 71S-2 I 70. cu• nm PANACBS 903 Soutb
C... Hilltway. Lapu ladl.
....... laic9' 8'tisl Dottita Lloyd in a
.............. April lO. ..... lllerY boun 8ft I f :JO a.111. to S p.111. Tundly t1vouP Sunct.y. Cloeed
M~}'.4~1610. NEWPOBT BEACH CITY BALL
3300 Newport Blvd. N<"Wport Be8ch.
Elaine DcVault. multimedia artist
and watercolorist Fem• Hovey will
exhibit their r;: thmulh May 18.
The Gallery i n M<maay throush
~Jb from a.m. to s!-.1!!..!• '"'---i I . ua FINE on GAU.BllY Uni-
versity ofCalibnia at Irvine. Gradu-
ate Student works thf'nUlll June 3. TI.a~ ~pril 16, painti• by Maria
N1ta-Oimilncu. Houn aft ftOOll to S
p.m. Tuadly tb~ ~y. Ad-mission is me. CID RS6-6610 for
information and docnt tours.
-Mexican writer to read at UCI
U.S. deeJ;avs to spin tunes for Chinese MOVIE LACKS FOCUS •.. JI FromPaCe12
A select group of S2 radio disc
1ockcys from throughout the Untted
States will lake pan in ··The Amen-
ran Music Hour'" radio show which
will brina American pof' music to the
People's R~ic of <'hina for the first time on China~s only national
radio network. cmanatina from Btij-
1ng on April 21.
Muddled plot·
dooms 'Sign'
BJ JOE S.U.TAD
~-...... I can see it all now. Carl Sch ultz. the
.\ustralian director of the exqu1s1te
··Careful. He Might Hear You:· 1s
pitched by American producers to
make his stateside debut. He can do
anything he wants. within reason.
As he always admired fellow coun·
1ryman Peter Wears "The Last
Wave:· a poetic. min-drenched.
apocalyptic fable. he decides to re·
make it (or rather remake ats ··1ook").
only becfina it up with more com·
mcrcial values. The at-.origines and
Richard Chamberlain arc out. as arc
1hc Australian location~ and the ritual
murckn.
Everythina is moveJ to Venice. Calif.. where the end-of-the-world
plottina now involves Demi Moore
(pronounced De-MEE. as an "me.
mysclfand I .. ) and her unborn cha Id.
The poetic rains remain. ~
Workina with cinematographer
Juan Ruiz Anchia. Schultz sccms to
have worked ovcnime to make sure
1hat his movie is a d<'ad nngcr for
··The Last Wa ve." It's bcauuful.
photoaraphically suptrior to any-
thing currently in rckasc (ccnainly
superior to any other ~enre movie).
but it still looks strange. It looks. well.
.\ ustralian. Which can tic 1ood or bad
dcpendins on how one feels about
Venice. Calif. rve never Sttn so much
rain. eanhquake effcct<1 and foreisn
atmosphere in an Amr rican movie.
especially not in any horror fi lm.
Nothina else as rommendabk about "The Seventh Sign·· (save for
Moorc"s unusuall) convincing ptr·
formancc). and the movie fails at the
primer ~vel of dr.1ma -in terms of
basic involvement. At the very least, we should care
about whether or not the world is
comina to an end, right? And whether
or not one determined woman. hUsky
and strona °' t vy wit cfiil<t. can
sinalchandedly stop 1he wont from
happmin,a. But we don't.
"The Seventh Sian" is a pathetic
mcu as storytclli,na. and this saps 1t of
its style after awhile Its makers
settJed fot baftdtonK' cffccts Cl·
chasivdy -and the hope of a lucky
1tticknt that audiences miaht under-
stand what's aoina on and ca~ about
it all. Visually and literally, it is a
crutnbli111 nain oh movie.
The one-hour. tw1cr·weekly show
will feature one American disc jockey
each week in a spotli$ht segmen t.
which will hav~ the disc Jockey giving a brief introduction of their md1v1d·
ua1 city. then a~ncuncing a favonte
son& to be.aired on Jhe <1how.
The S2 announcers include. among
others. Jeff W)att of ·r ower JQ6' i11
Los .\ngeles who w1ll announce
··califom1 a Drcamin· ·· by the
Mamas and the Papas. \arol Miller of
WNEW 1n New York who will
announce .. On Broadway," Terry
McGovern from K·IDI in San Fran·
cisco who will announcr. of course. -1
Left M) Hean in San Francisco."
land baron"s bidding. tries to forestall
tht imminent v1olencr The ending.
as you can g~. is pure Capra.
.. The M1lacro Beanfield War"
miaht have proved more effective af
thr townspeople hadn't been so
dollt'nnght lovable and their oppo-
nents so thoroughly detestable. and 1f
the script by David Ward and John
N 1chols (based on N ichnls · ~~: ~•dO
adhered to a ~~iltral stor'\ hne i.nstead
of wandcrinl over the "-le~ Mexico
landsca pe: a mountam1np gunfight in
the middle of the mov1c seems a lat~
add1t1on.
Redford and Moi::<numa Esparza
produced the '...inaversal Ptctul"C'S rc-lea~.
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They' re a blast from the past.
SUZIE & THE SWEETHEARTS
Starting April 18 thru May 28
The Golden Age of Rock ·n· Roll is back
and Duke's has it live.
Come dance to the hottest sounds of the
SO's, 60's and 70's at Duke's Nostfllgfa
Nite Club. Relive all your favorite oldies
but goodies every Tuesday through
Saturday.
Enjoy the convenience of c~plimentary ·
yalet parking. And try Duke's e\'ery Mon-
day for comedy night.
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la chllrbroMed for extra tlaYor. rt... franks are
ottered on a bun, with uuerkraut or with cNU, or two
of them on apl8tewtth .-kraut and a choice of cote
..._or potato aalad. Chart>roMed knockwurst and
Italian .. 1Mg8 .. alSo ...... "
Am6e's mnoua ~.,. wwd on their ·
equalty tamoua rye bread. They.,. priced from $4. 75. The 18 Yarietiae Include IUCh f9YOfttee as chopped
her, hot c::omed beef, proecutno and provolone.
tongue, roast beef, brtaket of beef, tnat of turkey,
salmon, bologna, ltverwum and onion, Rom.un
pastrami, anct turkey, becon, lettuce and tomato. . ~
Half SMdwk:Ms are also avllllable with a cup of
soup fOf' $4.95. Soups Include: matzo ball soup,
chicken noodle, Hungarian goullleh and the soup of the day. .
New YOf'k la not the only place lkyec:rapers can be
found. Amte's feetures WMtwtc:hea stacked to the lky , •
with IUCh goodies as c::omed beef and tongue, roast
beef and tutttey, tutttey and chopped llYer, ro.st beef
and turkey and tongue, and other·comblnatlona that
feature their spectacul• pastratnl.
The pastrami la fiown dlrecttY from New YOf'k and
smoked on the premises. The lkyscraper sandwtches
are also available platter style.
A catering~ Is also avaitat>ae. Amie's deft
platters are appropriate for office perltes, home
gatherings, weddtngs, gr!duatlons and Bar Mttzv8hs.
The dett atlO features Sunday brunch and early
bird specials. • .
Amie's Manhattan Res1aurant end Deticatesaen
la at 2832 an.tol St. In COsta Mesa just under the 73
and 55 ., .... at the corner of Bristol end Beer
Streets. For more Information or reMrV&tlon cal
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OutOnTheTown
FlavorofNew.Orleans Com·es
alive throllgh Smith's lens
Jazz 1n New Orleans 1s hke b1ktn1'>
on the beach or Magic Johnson" 11h a
basketball. The) JUSt naturall)' hclong
together.
When the French ~11led the area
back in 17 18. the French Quarter "'a.,
a cit) in the making. l\ctuall) more of
a collection of urban "11lages. or
faubourgs (suburbs). "lew Orleans
grew into a cit) of music. wnh a beat,
rhythm and pulse all at" own.
Born and raised in "lew Orleans.
writer/phOtQ&rlphcr Bradle) Smith
hasca~turcd the essence ofDmeland
people. sounds and culture 1n his
current black-and-wbm· photo exhi-
bition at the Etan Galk'ry in Laguna
Beach.
Prctentina both lcacnds and local
jazz areats from the IQ40s; Smath's
14-piccc showins brini~ back to hfe
some of the pure JOY ofmakinJ music.
Within the faces (and especially the
ey") of jazz lcacnd' like Louis
Armstrona. Lionel H:\mpto n. and
William .. Count" Basie lie wonderful
nuances of cktail and e'prnsion.
Most impressively. though. is
Smith's coll«tion of home-grown
Jall ta~nt. Like a aood gumbo. these
photos capture the f\avN and spi~ of
New Orfcans life.
Jazz played on the riverboats was
commonplace to the area since the
•920s. In ''New Ortcan' Riverboat,"
Smith photopaphcd stMs who ofUn
played toeether in French Quarter
cabarets. The spontaneou~looking
jam snsion indudcs. among others.
trumpeter Oscar "Pll'I" Celestin.
homman Georp Lewis and the
"Quttn Mother' ofthr Rue Ro)ale,
JOHN
Roos
Li zzie Miles. t
Se" era I shots celet-rating street
mus1c1ansh1p-pay hom:igc to playt ng
music for music's sake.
··Old Man at Absynth" shows an
elderl) man (named Sam) strumming
h is acoustic guitar while blow1na his
piccolo. Smith beautifully focuses on
the deep-set eyes and S('rious concen-
tration of a man who played outside
o f Bourbon Street bars for 2S years.
"Papa Celestin and Grandson"
ofTen a tender portrait of a special.
shared mome nt between generations.
The .. daddy of all trumpet players"
strut'I his stuff on the front porch of
his'New Orleans home. Watching and
listening with that youthful sense of
wonder and curiosity 1s Celestin's
small grandson.
The showi~ also inclucks some
unexpected dchghts. Some jazz pats
began by playing in funeral marching
bands. hke the Euttka Jazz Band and
the Excelsior. Playing hymns on the
way to the cemetery and f'IC'lime jazz
on the wa)" back. these-bands ~re
springboards for future stars f1ke
Willie Brown and Henry Alkn.
The exhibnion of the vintage
photographs of vrat jan musicians
of the '40s continues 1hrough April
....... CeleMID, •• Jllew Or;.
leans. clrca UM6. bJ Brad-
ley Smida.
18. The Elan Gallery is located at
1145 S. Coast Highway in Laguna
Bcach.+foursarc I I a.m .-6p.m.daily
(closed Tuesdays). Call 494-1902 for
further information.
POP PICKS Tickets go on sale
Monday for the much-anticipated
June 4 concert by INXS at the Pacific
Amphitheatrc ... A blues festival
featuring the Nevilk Rrot.hers. TaJ
Mahal and others is ~cduled for
Ma) 7 at Irvine Mcadows.. .. The
Talking Heads' Jen) Harrison brings
his Casual Gods to ~rt's in Long
Beach on April 16 ... A triple-bill of
excclknt Orange County musicians
-Swamp Zombies.. National
Prople'sGang.andAnn DcJamett-
invades Night Moves 1n Huntington
Beach on Apnl 21.
Klugh, Yellowjackets sigq for Center , .
Guitar and piano soloists and a
Grammy-winmna guit:1nst arc the
headliners for the the Orange Count)
Pcrformina Art.s Center's 1988 Con-
temporary Jazz Series.
Artists will include guitarist Earl
Klugh. jazz pianists Keiko Matsui
and Dav1d Benoit, vocalist Dianne
Reeves and the jau quartet the
Y ellowjackets.
KJuah will ina&1&urntc the series
June 3. He is known for his distinctive
fineer-pkkint style and for bkndi~g
the srnsous sounds of the acoustic
auiw with a full ran.-of eltttronic
KCOmpmniment. His re«nt album. ~ with Gcorar Benson and
titled "C0Uaboratt0n." spent 37
Wttks on the jazz chart~.
Pianists Matsui and Rcnoit will ro-
beadliM a July 17 conccn. Matsui
blends the Oriental ftavon of her
Japanae bc>IMland with American
jazz. wbilc &moil t.ct.' the melodies album '-Shacks." of'hisacouslic piano with synthesized The Center is ~ntins the 1988
horns. strinp and an inftt1ious beat. Contemporary Jazz ~nes on a
conttrt packav All shows St&1t at 8
p.m. Tickets to individual concerts
JWill aoon sak approximatdy a mo nth
prior to the event Call CIS6-ARTS for
more information. . • Reeves and the Ydkl~U will subscription basis. with prices rana-
condude lbe lerics Aug. 28. Retvet in& from S.-7 to S77 for the thrtt-
drawa her rcpcnoire fmm jazz roots --=------------------------.
in Brazil. A~ WMt Aftica and •· the Wat India. The Ycllowjackets
iRcarpontc an uny of sounds.
illCltMti• bluesy t.cktats. African
toaes ..S New ~ dtc1ronics. They won a Grammy Award for their 1986
( Bobby McGee's
Fine &afcxld & Prime Meat.
1Peele11tl
"i/JUt11tt S.,1Nt"11U
lSl E. P-..:iAr C.-Hw"' c-r 8avMdr Dr. f& PCH
N""'°" 8-r'.h
Bacon Wrapped FHet Mlpon wt&l ......... c:ap ...... ·--·-..
Baked Staffed s..ri•p A'La l>tlke ............................... .
Cioppiao ....................•...................................................
Baked Alaska• Kint Crab Legs .................................. ..
All Diu~rs served trio .,.,, or s&IMI,
Ired Nfetable:., dolcr of potato & dliffr roll.
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Piano Bar & Cocktails Nightly
In The Lounge-
-£. ""St. • a.-.... 5#-3241
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OutOnTheTown
-Dining out with Judy .
Remember 1977? Don't forget Swallow' s Cove
The last time ~ visited Swallow's The win& chain ate .. and plush.
Cove in San Ocmcnte. Sirous Modiri and the bud shows up about 8:30
had fired his chef and was in the p.llL, makins Swallows Cove one of
kitchen himself. cooking up a stonn. the b imprdelltious. plKes left in
·' He has a new chef now, and a the south county whcrr you can have
couple of nN' marketing tricks. dinner and danclc.
-1 rolled back the prices a decade. TbcR are always a couple of
to 1977." Modiri. burstioa with pride, fiamilies with youas childra, (llenty
told us. of older ciouples and a smanm111 of
JUIY
r.u.1Elllll
I always think ofSwallow's Cove as biO school or colles kids out on
a ~rfcct way to md a Sunday at the dates. Everyone aa combtable
beach. on a boat. tennis court. etc. It's llere. iodudi111 former Paaidwt -and llleR are no 1qpn punes or a homey. friendly plac-c, the bJd•s Nixon. wlloee collectioa o( While wbite cboc:olale uufllcS.
consistently aood and there's kind of HOUie memcnbilia was Oii display Swdow's Cove is continental and
a vaation·y fedina -to the Su a a spell. about as treDdy as the America's Cup.·
Ckmcntc Inn. where the IU1awant lfyou'relootiJlab'kiwi, radicdlio lalmollalwaysordutkelcaflOCS.
leases spKC. and macbc. you woa'tiind them bae IUde with 16 spica in a tllerry
-------------------------. daabtis sauce and . 9efWd in a
cwrok with ... ~ Tbe last
time I Md di9llU llere, tt.e item's
price.,. S6.»..,. it's SS.
At Sl.9S (clowll from S1.9S). Cam'
salad is p>d moup IO wan'Ult
tcCOGds. n.c dre.i111 S1aDds up and
lbcMau -....vo-at you. and there are
fiat croutons and plenty of paled
. ·cbene.
Swallow'• Cove's ki14'ben is bi& on
fish. Lobs1er tails weish in at 1~12
ouaca. Market prica ho~ around
SI 0 for one tail. "S 16 for two. They're
saeamed just rilht ~ perfectly
lender, and ICf"Ved with lemon and
drawn butler. Filet of sole is Muffed
with shrime and crab mot in a liPt
cream sad (S9.SO, down &om Sl4)
and tea bus with leHs is s 12 rather
than SIS. Snapper, teafood brocbdtc
and salmc>n round out the o&rinp of
&ab fish.
have commanded twi~ the pnc:e.
Served on croutons with madeira
sauce and walnut butter. more tender bcef just doesn't exist. not even in
those fancy places where ladies Fl
footstools and the mt"nus have no
prices.
Veal marsala (S 12.SO). lamb
shanks (S9.2S) and ~,,.,er steak in ~om. brandy saU<'e (S 12. SO) all
the new prices, a' well.
Dinnen come with chefs salad or
the soup of the day. a aienerous
hdpi .. of fresh~ and a
cboicc of red roa&ed potatoes or ricic pilaf. .
How ddishtful to lind a whole
v~ section on a menu in a
coatiocntaJ ttllaurut. I've had the
Clll)lant pumaan (S6. QS) and a soup aiid salad combination ($S.4S) which
features the caesar salad. YOU can •t ID wroaa with either of~ Two kinds
o( vqetarian .,..._arc aho available.
From the deaer1 cart. the praline
cbee1ecake. profilef'Oln with rich
chocolate sauce. decadcftt chocolate
cake and fresh chocntate covered
strawbet lies are all <tone on the
premises and ra,..c in price from SJ
toS4.2S.
Overall, Swallow's Cove offers an
exceptionally tood valuefor thi$ kind
ofdininae1tperienc:e. Every sauce that
comes out of the k.iachm is periectly
executed. If a .. New Orteans-stylc"
special is on the menu. the sauce will
be authentic and maybe even richer
and bcner than its procntypc.
As wine lists &0. Swallow's Cove's
prices are ~~on the mart. for well·
selected vanctaes.
Newport Beach types tb,ink notbin1
of drivina down the cout to sec
Sirous and save somt ~·and Swallow's Cove is on everybody's list
of .. establisbed .. places. like Nicupon
17. The Arches. The f'rown House
and Villa Nova. ....... c..e. Im Del Pnsl-
~ ......... ,a ........ ...
Ck•m'le ............ ..., •••
S;.r 1 I _,_., ....... ,
.............. 1111it''1~
...................... llajer~t
em*.
... I don't know iftbis isiome kind
of trend or somct.binc. but DOI one
minute after I pulled tbi,anideout of
the old U*~ a prns release
croSted mY. desk from the Metro-
politan Gnll in Irvine. The Grill bas
JUSt announced a pritt reduction of
up to 2S ~ton practically all of
its menu items. Wasch fnr more Pf'itt·
lowerina ·as IU1aurants fttl the
crundl of broad com~ition and the
more intdliaent. sman·moncy cus-
tomer.
s1'f:mt:!tt~:rtat=io: ABC's 'Drnds' Sundav Cove. Sauces ~ daily -they • --A' '.T
f I ••
ON THE OCEAN FRONT
(714) 675-2566
?k
RESTAURANT
2100 W. OCFANFRONT • NEWIUlT m.ACH
were scrvi .. blueberry sauce the NEW YORK. (AP) -When ABC problem 11 all across thf' country. the
•••we weft there. Twin toumedos ~decided to do a documentary result was an unusual rollaborauon
olbecf(Sl2.9S. formerly Sl7) could on just how pervasive the between the network and about 40 of t-------__:~:;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~::--_.:;.::.:......=.:.;......:_....=.::........:::...::!l its affiliates.
GULLIVER'S
Had Any Really Great
PRIME RIBS OF BEEF
Lately?
-. ~ !
-0rup: A Plague Upon the Land."
airs Sunday on ABC. It iunchon:id by
MK"s Peter Jcnninp and features
several nctwort corresrondents. but
includes on<amera rerons by local
corrnpondents as well as a lot of
affiliate-provided tape.
zoo .. .
Prom .... 3
.. ~ ~ we rtised about $60, . · year.-~ pl is
$400.000." says Kris Komar. e•-
ecutive director of the VOUP· "We
tbiak · we can do ii as · a ~or
campaip that briap in the com-
munity. corpora1e Sf10ftlOB and doN•ioM ..
o.e ~ is 10 seek. corporate .,...,;; 11.,ru;c rdaibits or to
have members of the ~ voup "'adopt-.,afic aaimall lftlOulh
lhcirdou•~
.. We put die me .. CMlt that the
mo is a wardlwtailcc.1e, it's do. by -INK1icallJ ia ,our t.ctymd -adit's~L Yo.c:Mbrilw * .... &.jlJ lae. .. K....19ic£ 11le IOO ii a,.. plilcit ... n.e s.aaa Am i.oo ;, optll daily ~ a.n... Dly .... ~
YwsDly.OatesopmM 10Lm.118d
dOleat 4 p.m. • ......,... *..=
will ... lllllil ' P."'· :' . .
ii Sl -IUI ••• -...... 75 emu b dlildNil ..t .-..... am.
dra llllder l me ldanitled ... For
illCft iab-•iaa. ml IJS-7414 or 116-4000.
Out On The Town
Diamonds are
for boredom
So w ~:s third most bonng
sport IS at II ap1n.
.11 has none of the taknt of
basketball. w speed of ice hockey or
the excitement of motocr~.
It don have all the spt'Cd of the post
office. all the n citment of )Our
mother-in-law in a bab~ doll nightie.
and au w find)• tunt'd taknt of a
thrcc-fin,ercd BcnihaM t'hcf.
Slower than slug racing, dumber
than country music. "'"C'rr talkjng
MaJOr League baseball
Uncle Don alwa)S woncktt'd v.hat
happened to rcponers at btg news.-
papen who blow stones. He nov.
knows. They're ·sent to ~rttr's
purgatory. Covcnng baSl'ball-Th~
poor pathetic buggn-s arr scntencC'd
to following tht-same team around
lhl· C'Ountl) for 162 g.1mes and SI'<
months.
And bascbaJI 1s a i.pon? .\ gu'
telling his w;k ht-'s got hupcs v.111 git
more action that night than )ou'll st"e
at a ballgame.
Listen to the stall<itics the an-
nouncers red off during the p me.
T here's so little'°'"' on the) can tell
~ou how this pa) bat" ap1ns1 this
p11cht-r in a strona w.1nd on a Tucsda~
d unng a fuU moon in June wh1k it
snows in Cambocha.
The lClm owncn could s.avc some
scnous bucks by hav1Df Ch1ck1c bab)
do tht-play-by-play. Could handk at
k-ast IS pmcs at onc-c and still ha"e 11mc to read -war and ~act ··
Lct's facc1t. Tw.~h1L 1-0pmcsarr
onl) a little m0tt 1ntcrcst1ng than
squ1sh1na t.omato homworms. The
bC'st batten only get a hit o~·third of
the time. If a basketball player threw
up bricks at that r.tte. he'd be
drummed ouna the lc<J!uc or tf3d('(f
UldeDon
10 the Clippers v.hett he'd be the top
shooter
Gotta sa~c thhc pm.:. Go back to
some pla)ground rules. Pnch to your
ov.n team. Two pncht"n mu. Call
)Our ov.n outs. Unlimited substnu-
tton Bat so many people the other
tt:am loses track and )OU can sneak 1n I
a big gu~ out of order Shoncn the
fenc-es. More homes. G"tll make this j
game like slov.-p1tch w ftbaJI. SC'orcs
of:!.i..J8and 16-:?.
~othing v.rong v.11h the game
ad' ancrng teC'hnolog1call) You don't
~"pole' auhers using ham boo poks
Let each team bnng its""' n modified
baseball~ S1-.-hundrcd -foot homers
arc more fun than I :?0-fnot singles. So
"'ho Gtn-s about t'orkcd. cuf\ C'd or I
aluminum bats" Put SttC'k-Um in the I
glo' C'S and pine tar on the bats. Let's I
make baseball mo re ofl'cnsl\e than
l 'n k Don's C'Olumn. .
But. do \OU ttnnk thC' ov.ncn wall
listen to old ncle Don" Nooo.
The) 'd rather pander to lowgrade.
beetle brov.('(f d1mw1t" who wo uld
prefer to s~nd a Sunda' afternoon 1n
the stadium 1n the sun catching rays
and checking out v.1mmen in halter
tops while throwing back suds. UnC'te
Don· s readcn
THE MOST BORING SPORTS~
Though ~ou'd ne,er aslt. Socttr and
stocl. car racing. Ought to combine 1
these 1v.o and ha' c the 'iOCCer pla~ers I
ktC'l. land mines at stock ars that arc
tr)ing to mov. them down
Top videocassettes
By 'ne A...aale4 Press
The followina a.K tht-most popular
'•dt'OCassettcs as they appear in ~•t
v.cek's issue of Billboord mapztne.
Copyright 1988. 81llt'toard Pubh-
cauons. Inc. Rcpnntt"d wuh ~r
mission.
VIDEOCASSETT£ !'>.\LES
l."'Lady and the Tnmi>" (Ots~)
2."Stan Up Wuh Jane Fonda"
(Lori mar)
3."Callanctic:s .. (MCA)
4. -Jane Fonda ·s Low lms-ct Aero-
bic Wortout" (Lorimar)
s.-Janc Fonda's N('W WoritouC
(Lorimar)
6 ... Pink Floyd: The Wall" (MGM-
UA)
7."'Slar Trek IV: The Voyagr
Home-(Paramount)
8."Bevcrly Hills Cop II" (Pant·
mOUl\t)
9.-Dirty Dllnrins" (\'cstron)
10 ... An Amcric.an Talr· (MCA>
I I ... Kathy Smith's Stan1na Wort-
I q ··:-.:ot So Grc.it \foments 1n
Spun .. 1HB01
W .. The Godfather" I Paramount)
\'IDEOC .\SSETTE RENT .\LS
I ··&"erl) Hills Cop II" (Para-
mount)
:?."The Lost Boys" (Warner)
3.;·Siakcout" (Touch<.tonl')
.&."Din) Dancing" (Vcstron)
s:·Robocop" (Ononl
6."No Wa) Out" (HAO)
7."Thc Bis Easy" {HAO)
8."The Living 0a)lights" (CBS-
Fox)
9.-Platoon" (HBO)
10."Hamburttr Hiff' (Vcstf(Sn)
11."Prcdator · (C'BS-Fox)
12."Spaccballs'" (MGMUA)
13. "Maid to Order" (IVE)
14."La Bamba" (RC>\-Columbia)
1 s:·SuttTnder" (Cannon)
16."Nadane" (CBS-Fnx)
17."Lcthal Weapon" (Wamt'f)
18."Dragncf' (MCA)
19."Reve~ of the Nerds II: Nerds
1n Paradise" (CBS-Fox)
20:-s&am Dance" (KC')' Vtdco) out" (Foa Hills) 12 ... lkvaty Hilts Cop .. (Para-....-------------1
"'fl~aa Btauty-(Disney) 14.-~ Smith's ftordy Basics"
(JO) u .-'llle Sound o( MllSIC .. (CBS-
Fox)
16.'"Scarf8cc" (MCA>
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Beans & Fruit
1712 Pl.centla
Cost•Meu·
Sunday. Monda) (. Tuesda}
In The Loun«e
To help ce~.lle on ""'ard ""'nntn&
Pasta as na~ by The Nal ional Pasta
Assoc1at1on as Best Pasta In The Cll>
and our new Award For E'~ptional
C>tnmc tTom T~{'.~1fom .. Res~r.int
\ao't-1ters· Associat!Of' tThe only ltah.in
restaurant In Or•nce Count) reoce11;1nt
this prest~lous awardl loin us for
special surprisint 1'4ew PHta Recipes
1n the cochail lounce & bar
only Come test the newest rtttpes
from Ital)' The same outst.ltld1nt
quality .ts ~ou ,.ould e•P«t from the
Orante Count) Chairman of the CIAO
ttaha Association Entertainment
Nlehtl)' • Kitchen open un11I 1.Jte for
after theater patrons
Rist or ante ltaftanc> & Cont inen\alf>
l'i20 E P<10fic Cont Hwy
Corona Del Mar
675-1922
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RUSSELL
ARMSTRONG
~o I Will _, ,..-up' A~ ~vu luddiri& •
I Jl'<,..n up" lift ts'""~,,_ lot iM \!. htn I •••
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'" b.h.·ld \!. ~11 "'"" I kn•"" that 11 • I"-'' 1t••<J1id ti\. ""~' If l~ • .cj 1• .,,lhni I'll t>r a
pen ,.f tilt rtltl>ralk'" i.. l>nns 1n •tw nt111
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tht lt1u·hf'n ,.f th~ "'aldnrf ~u'""' Hr.vi in I ~ .... \ "'" I'll• i nd •tattrd m• ,..,...., •• an
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and 1ht •IK'ttti< fall• •Hh II 11.iu>d '"" I 1m nul
n>mpLun1nc If I dodn t '"'" "hat I'm d·"n.c I •muldn I t... du1nc II I f u.¥ that ell .( lht• ,,
pan .. , ..... ,~"" a tT>••n ur .. all at.. ... 1 s .. ·
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fo1h1n.c "" tht "rtn•nc •-i<'nd .< 11\. _ .. ,,,
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of th.ti (i,..1 ca•I and tht rwn "" ent • •l'Clll r
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m tht •tru m1n.r tdd• Thr,.,. I'' da•dr.am1~
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that '" m' third rndP tur~r "ht -.od I m•
mom 1ha1 I II.cl a rn l r• ·~'"'"lot u.lnn.. "" mind"" thf' •ubr1 ,.,..u .. , h I ~ • P•f'tt ·•
sinnc • rubbf'r band < """"''"' " ,f I ·~• .nantd u unc out tht •ind+-I Wf'<ll<I i.-
track ""1ht I~·" I .c~· I'll iu&t ,,..,.., ,,..,.,
up. a UP'i IJft h •1 4rif'th•U'' fur ~·
ABBEY
DEAR
~ ~ I am a vounc 1"D&n ,...1 '"'' >I IC'+.roi •'hoo ha. a JOOd Jlib ...,lh I l.11tt l""m
i-n\ Pan ul m~ ""P'f't1hhh' 1t l<' ,.h
nwni:-ny ~ out 10 d1~ ),f. ~m "
U..t I rHlh d<wi'l k-mUt'h abou1 ..,,,... and
w1rw II!> Ahi>a¥S a per\ ol ~ ti...-dtnnt~ t don't Wlli>l lo ....... foob..b but l'ID ,WI 1·•1
,;.hf'n lhf' ..,,,.. 11&1 • ha.nd.d w lM II' mah •
M"~l<WI C"an"""' hf'lp~
S T . :'-It• port Jwac-h
.,. ""'IN hJ' I would M to .lf'l l{I 11;,.. ....
»ou1 rftUturant In~" fuw -t<iuninl tlwor.
•at le.i ·-1ndlnduaJ • ,. k_. ..... bk
about thf' ••MS thn MYf' 1n '"""'Wn l°rMt ,,. a 1'9PP"f1 ,..,tlt 1ha1 ,...,...,..,. rould l:w -till
act.an~ to ""'1 \nu C'9ll n<lnC'ha.19nth ~t .,,..., you and """"' l\lf'Sl an M ltftf and
•II fOf h~ ~ ~ wtM ~.-ndetK>n
AllHMUvotl\ WllAt IJI~ \.lmf' ltf\1'f\l'M'l'll \"t!U
t9n INm -.uct> about 1 f..., ..,,_ tn M abk
to mab an adeQuaw -~ al any lllM
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OutOnTheTown
Bakersfield girl wins 'Million Dollar Mystery Prize '
From DaHy Pilot wire 1ervi~1
-\ 15-~ear-old h 1gh-~hool girl from
B.il.cr~tidd. ( ·dhf.. h:u won $I
mllhon in cash an the .. \hlhon Dollar
M ) ~tl'I") ··mo' 1c sv.rrp-.1ake sponsor-
ed b' CA· l-<1u rcn111s Fnt<'rtaanment
Grnup l)n tx·half of the company's
film
-\lesaa (Lisa) Lcnae Jones wall be
presented DEG's cash1t'r's check tor
the full amount Thursda) an Bcverl}
Halls. Lisa. a sophomnre at Nonh
High School in Bakersfield. won the
.cash fonune by correctly answenng
the question about where the massing
million dollars in the film's storyline
was located and subsequently having
her namedra"'n fro m a ~roupofother
entrants who also ga' e the coFrect
answers.
Lisa's wmnanganswe1: The missing ·
mil hon as hidden (in tht' film only) in
Nev. York Caty an the brid$e of the
nose of the Statue ofLil'lerty an a G lad
trash ba11.. .
GARLIC BREADSTICKS
WITHOUT END
Only a t The Olive Gorden con
you find fresh·boked garlic bread·
sticks like these. Soft, worm. And their
goodness never ends. Because once
you finish a basketful, vve give you
another. A nd another.
But save some room for authentic
Italian specialties, like lasagna a nd
veal parmigiana. Pastas that vve make
fresh in the restaurant. And a ll the
WHERE ALt ~ THE BEST OF ITA i Y Is YouRS.
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Rn 1Ew
haall ataatra plays-Army officer tormented by d.reama
ha .. Tlae llanclaari&D Candidate ...
Re-released 'Candidate'
is still timely, gripping
By GAIL WORLEY·
O., .... C:.11191 •1 I
Finally re·rcleascd more than 25
years after at initially opened. "The
Marichurian Candidate," opening
today at the Balboa Cinema. is still a
taut suspcn~ drama. nnd still con-
troversial.
Based on Richard Condo n's novel.
"The Manchunan Candidate" tells
the story of Raymond Shaw. (Law-
rcn~ Harvey) an army patrol leader
who unkno wi ngly ha s bec n
brainwashed t>y communist fo~
during captivity an the Ko rean war.
U pon returning to civilian life. Shaw
is given the Congressinnal Medal of
Honor for meritorious conduct and is
lauded as a war hero. But has personal
life bc<'omes increasingly dastre~
due to the overbearinp influence of
h is socialite mother (Angt'la
Lansbury) and her second husband
(James Gregory). a schem ing political
figure with sights on the W~ite
Ho use.
Just as Shaw is troubled by has
mother and stepfather. <\haw's fellow
Army officer Ben Marco (frank
Sinatra) is disturbed by recurring
nightmares in which he sees Shaw
cold-bloodedly murdt'r 1wo members
of the very platoon ht' was decorat~
for saving. The dreams cauK Marco
to sutTer a breakdown and he is aivcn
a lea ve ofabKncc.
Marco dccidc1 to invcstipte the
possibil~y that his dreams may have
some basis in fact; perhaps Shaw 1s
not the kind. brave. heroic vt'teran
that the public perccivl'S him to be.
Arriving in New York. Marco stops
by Shaw's apartment. only to find
that Shaw's houseboy (Henry Silva) is
the former guide and translator for his
patrol-m Korea. In a flashback of
rea lizatio n. Marco knows that this
man betrayed them tx-hind enem~
lines dunng the war. o\ karate-style
fight occurs bctwttn the two and
Marco is arrested.
Through continued ~leuthing and
probing visits with !'haw. Marco
uncovers a plot of international
espionage and mind control in which
Shaw figures as a programmed as-sassin. the pawn of an unkno wn
American operative working with
co mmunist forc<'s. Shaw's
murderous post-=hypnot1c sugcstions
arc triggered by the game of solataire
an which the queen nf diamo nds
appears.
It was the communist :1ssassi nat1on
plot that caused MG M to pull the film
from distribution. When Presid<'nt
Kennedy was :issass1n:.ited . the film-
maker was afraid it would fa n
paranoia about a communist con-
spiracy.
'f~ Manchurian Candidate is well
and convincingly actcc1 '. btautifull)
edited and a pleasure tn watch in au
original black and white. The large
cast also features performances by
Janet Ltigh. Leslie Parrish and John
Gavin.
DATE NIGHT
AT PERO'S
SA TUROAY EVENINGS 5:30-10:00
COMPLETE DINNER
FOR TWO
r.:::~b~r.!ag( ~=J =.--::..=: •n• _.. ....... .. ... '°"".. FOA2 ....
2221 North M•n • Huntington BMch. CA • Seedtft VIMage
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OutOnlbeTown
ANE&EAN
THE BARN
Han tht' prim• n ( \'OIH lift' chOl~
inc lrum tht' u:tl'nim·• 25 il•m
mt'nu. Stuk11. it'afood. BBQ. Mn
1ran d1~hh andudani salad bar.
and mor• Wl'Stl'rn charm and
,uunln amb1ant.~ 8rukfas1 M F
G .. IO 11·110 Lunch M ·F I 1:00·2;:to.
Omn•r -; n11(hl"' from ~{Ill p m
Happ) hour M F ·D O 7 pm Sat·
l'lllll' d1•h L l\f' t'nlrrla1nmtnt and
da1111n1f. Banquet fK1l111H 1491:1.!
Rf'dhrll. T usun 2;W 01 l a
THE oalGINAL BARN
FAR~ER STEAKHOUSE
y..,,• Thr~ art' 1hr 11ri11n.I Famou•
f::: ~~:::: ~:.. ... .t :::~ ·~·~..!,!! ~..L'?tj
Purtf'rhou~ •lHk~ and ru 1urini
d1.pla} broalmit Proudly ·~rv1nir:
fur :!6 }'H h . Mo\'an« and jl!l"f..,1nc
•ith f o•la Mna' :\rw t.acattun an
Harbor Ct'nlrr nvw oprn" Orr
W1IMm btt•·ttn Man hall's and
F.dwards Thtoatt r ~rving M ·Sal
11 •.m. lo clc•anic. Sun :\.closmat
2.100 Harhor Bhd .. C'osta Mf'l-a
fi~I 97-;-;
BOB BURNS
Su~rb is tht' wurd tu dtM'rlbt th1•
(lllt' dananl( "'tabh•hmf'nt Srr\ IOI[
:-.:f'•l1'1fl fur Ill )~ar.. '-J>f'<"ll lmng
111 An11u• ra1!of'd bttf. thr finf'it
\•tU 1·an lltt'I Al"' ft •luran,: fr~h
l1•h. ,.,.1 and t h1d r.f'n Thr hnf'n
tll\t'tt'd tablt''. candl~ and fr""h
01.-tr. .dd lo 1ht' tlf'1[anC't'. •llh
1,..,, ht. and h1ch beck t ha1r. for
pm II<'\ F'l1clirnnj lantt m' and
ds..>1('al mu~10<ap1urr thf' C'harm
1111( and warn1 atmusphr rf' ()pt'n
(ur hu\C'h and dmMr. F.•lrns1\'l'
'""~ li11t. :t'; F'b h111n l!iland
~.-.20:10.
8&18TOL 8Aa 6 G&ILL
Our .. ai1lioo Nn0¥9tioe .u..
ua e &oc.I PA VORITE SpecieJ
driak prtc. end daily luadl Uld
dlwr ..-wa .,. out --:=l: Our ...ty cnet.t meftll' .
a .W. ¥9riety al '-ly niu.a.
0,.. tWly I a.a. to 10 p.m. ...,_ aerftd all
dQ. ~ febuloua Cham...-
Bnmch .nu. ao·. • en·. c1ance
mulic. 3111 BriMol St .• Cciac.a Mete. $67 .3CJOO.
.IOLLY aooB•
Gnet ~n food and at thl'
bHt pricft. TM Jolly Rcictr ha.
alwa)-. bftn known • IQCMI funily
nlue ,...uuranL TM menu fu·
tUl'ft breek.leat. lun<'h end dinMr.
Frum 'II dlllwa. Jriddl. cakts.
burpn. .-clwicha. •a.els to
mmplew din..n al ..tood. au.b. dlicbn end delicoua de9·
let'U. r .. ity vwned few 3!; )"M ..
willl U. fn...dlitst airrvitt in
Luwft. «>O S. CUMl Hwy .• Lacuna
Btedl.4M·3137.
REAL Nt>w York chl'nttakf'
~l11nd1)'li 1hr0Uf(h t'radays from 11
a m II• 11 p.m and d1nnt'rs only on
~a1urdays and Sundays 5 p m tn
11 p m. \'alf't parkmic-Locatf'd an
lht' 1\1111 \t>nltr. lnant', I 2(11 \'11n
l\arman al Moc:ht>lson 4j141
~'; ~ .1U641
THE McCHARLES HOt;SE
The l[UCIOU> pat"f' o.f antt1ht'r rr1
ma' bt found m tht' \'1C'1onan
c:tiarm uf thl' Mc:Charlt"S HU\bf' m
Tu<;tm. Cumplrtt ly rtnu,·111f'd and
dtturatf'd in antaquf' I< c:hontz.h
Thl' Mc:Cbarles Hou~ .. <rrr. a
mt'nu uf uld fam1h ff'tlJ.lh which(
t vukt' thr spiral 11( t'arh Amt'rtn
Difft>rrnt d1nnt'r t nlrtt--prt'parl'd
.,pt"<1ally n ch t'\'tnani Rrnp1f'nt
.,( Soulht'rn California Rf°'tauranl u·-··-· 0 --·...-·--'---·--• '' tt"t~ t •V U U "'U 'fo. .•C •\.UH011. •
A"'ard Luoch. d1"'1t'r. aflt'rnuun
tt'a. lakt oul ~t Wf'd 11 ·6, Th Sat
11 · :lO. a(lt'rnuun IH '.!·6pm .1.1.-.
S (' St. Old T uwn. TtL>t1n
-;:11 ... 06:1
THE NEWPORT OYSTER
BAR ASD GRILL
Rricht and a1~· •·11h a m lorful
!..a.,~1dp \01\'tc•nan flair. Thl' !l:f'•'·
purl ()~,.tf'f Bu and Grall is l'1>oual
3t&fuud damn~ at 11,. bht Ru
Chandlt>r. who alw n•ns Thl' Rt 1
Rf'•taurant. ha, crt atf'd a fun <opol
to ~•Pan An('hnr :O:tHm bHr. pttl
~p•C) §hrampand tnJ"' uqubllf'h
prt'parf'd fa h Ii', humt u( I ht'
"'orld" ~I hn1tu1m 'lams Oiw-n
all da" trnm t I ·1(1 a m '" 10 Ill
p m . to 11 pm on F'nda' and
~aturda' nar;ht., ~I (' . \'h.a. A .. : .
Dant'"' l.u<'atf'd aCT• ... s from t~
:"t>•port P1f'r :!WO WPSt O!'t-an
front. !';t'"'Jl'Of1 But h fi7 \ 997';
QUIET WOMAN
This IUC'all~· popular rf'Staurant as
pruudh-1n 11.1 t2nd \'HI o( M'r\'\C'f'
on Pat1flt' C~t H•-,.. an Corona
dt'I !>tar F'amuu~ ,;,r mrsqu1lt'
broilf'd ~1•>1irdfish & a ,.mall. an ·
t1matr atmosphr rr. thr Quart
Woman M'n'fS lun.-h ~t F 11 .:1.
dmnrr na,:ht I)' ;,.11 . latf' niir:h1
mf'nu till I .:lO a.m; f'nltrtammt'nt.
fant '"int list, roC'lita1b. Mtt'llllf'
dish Call for drtails abc.oul hotnf'
dt'livr"'· 3:!24 E. Cout Hwy . Cor·
on• dri Mar 640·74"40.
THE WBJTSBOUSE
&UTAUllANT 1lUi unpriUDtloul ,......, ....
baa ... .,.... A...nr-liloelf
~~ror~~~~ .... ll • ,.a.., _..... -..-
W.! F,..~..W . ....a·
widae9, ..s ...... ....... Servilll ......,_ 1-c:h ... ...
reeturillc Ml bar end 1"'8 .... . aam-t. Located ....-\ tlU•ia
ti. llieert al~ ..... -S40 So. ~ Hwy. 494-8IOI'.
ZUBDS Pure ud ....... ~ lib
..U-'1 loft! T'1197 aefW 10 OL ...., '8ila. Nit ....... ,,..
n"b. riba eed diicbe • * _... ....... ,,...ec... .....
,,._ .... --cwt ..... .......... , ....._ Gtwouaty
pcMncl '°9 . ..... 0. c,w. ,_....:: .. ~ ...
... tf'JO. LocMeal Ill 171 t ~-c... .... -17tli St. Call M&..aa or
131-llOI.
Zt:BIES GILDED CAGE
R11:h1 an te» tlw! •trtt't from
7..ub1..., ~prc~h1~ art' hr .. u Ceod
ch orkf'n bab' back n~ and fain ,.(
iM•lr All dania.rs lol'nf'd •1th ~lad.
bakf'd bran,., , urn "" l ht' •~•L.
polah~ and hut rull Lunch
1>J>f'("1aL. ~1 FI rum •!fc TM l:1ldl'd
Cair:r 1~ a lut ,.f fun for tht' v.holt'
fam1h· Larir:r danC't' ll•••r Wodt
..cTttn plus e T\"~ f1•r •porb ~Pt'<
latur,.~rt'at \If"" I rum aJI ,..at~
an,ludmir:""'bar Call~; !!1'91 ur
6'.11 ~Ii
NfC&'S
PIZZA IYOao
An ltaliu cWCln' f'aauly owned
.. opt'Nted few OW'ltf Lt '""' Ni(-k DiP~ A Fa.ily an p'-d t.o
im;i.e you t.o M\W their a11the,nuc
bomecuck J\&liu M llCr. AlJ
~ with only natural llllft·
dietlta; no artificial ~cw jlft·
servati-. ao added ...,.,.... Only
the (IM9t ~LI af't' \IKd 6
alJ -Me f1e\'Oftd Wft.b \'1D· ~Italian wiML
WEDS ES DA\' SPECIAL
All·l' Can F'.a1 ~pache111 v.11h
mut :>au•~. ,....yp m tialad &. iarlac
brud '.!.:.!.) I u~1 am '" 111 no
pm
St:NDA Y SPECIAL
All ~ ·.c."an Eat H.kf'd l.a;.a.rna
•llh .... up or .... tad 6t iarlu brt'ad
l '.!.'1 11 (Ill a m to I u tlfl p m
E\IERY SIGHT
Fam1I> nai ht full rour<if' d1n~r
v.ath combo • platt'. ;.c.up ur ..alad
garh< hrud & dK..~rt P ri .. t"-
ranc• from i \ 9 ) '; ~'> Cumf' .. n
1n and r1prrir n<'l' hahan c"ol11nr
~ 11 .,houJd ht-)l•nllon !1:1d;'.
name £, f't'<'t'l\t a C'f•mph mf'ntan
![ID~ u( ••~ ur ~Prat:• vi '·~H
r h111<f' 105 \ ~lltt'r =-'1 111 Euc hd 1
Fountain \'alll'\ I: U 1 ~ t II'.!.!-
\llS~E·s
Thr bt!i1 hJilian (1 .. od prt-p.rf'd
( rom t.hl' f l'ft hf'-.1 1 nu~ lt'nl'
u mi nu pl'l"!ol'n at.""' w ll. 'ucar
or rs~' f111h ,...,.~ h, \ '"""'
Cub ndrt>a 1.C Bn.ukl\ ~ . Pozu
Wm ks. fam<'lh fOf' ha\11\11: Th.-
Bt'st P1ua 1n Oran.cf' Count\ b\
Tht>t :rt>al P1zu Hunt .!70E l';th
~t 1n Custa !>tt"W :.?:! !;t_~
VILLA NOVA
A bNutilul bey virw CTM&ee the
rcwulk aettjns that baa nwdr the
Villa NO'·a a .. lpKial kind· ol.
platt" for onr SO ~ Suprrb
NisiM from C•ntral and Nort.b·
f'm Italy wn-.d in Old-' World
charm. Esll'rw,-. wiM list. Din·
ntt n•htty. Piano her. F'ull mmu
tit 1:00 Liil. 3131 Wf"t Coeat
H•)' .• Newport 8Mch "42· 7880
Cl lllW2 -
LI'S RESTAl.RAST
If \OU '•"t' Chi~ loud '""ff'
,urt' It• t'n.r•' donanir: hf'"' •· l.1 • P"•m•-1rul~ au\ht'ntK' <'hi~ rl .. d TM ""'"u .. rr.~ • •1dr ,.,
~l\' ol n ou c d1•~ frum a la
rattf' t .. n imbmal "'" 1nclud11u:
Canto~ 6t =-'.tf'l huan •••Ir
Brl'athuk1nir: dttur on a •upn-~I•
braut1ful alm•~Mrf' Trttpc~al
dnnu to qurnrh \uur 1h1"t 0J)l>n
Sf"-f'n dav' a •ttk '"' lunch and
donMr ti961 Adam•. Hunt11l('tun
Bt'ach. 961 911;,
THE LOTUS
Entf'r 1ht' 0rtf'nl and up.rat>ntt
tht' n C't'llf'n<'l' "' Mandarm and
Slt'<'h•an \u1<aM" Autht>nu c
Ch i no r dtihl'' upt-ra alh
pttpe~ hy mat.ll'r C'Mf l.1u Thr
Lotus can nffrr ruhnan ma•ltt
pi«ft to )'our lil11nc Thf' lt•\'f'l~
dinine -'" dom1n.t4'd ..-u h pit turn of l~ 1..4.>tus 11;,.~, lht'
1,i."lllbol ol punt~ 1n Chi-rul·
tUft. Enjoy firw C'h1~ d1n11"11 a'
WINI • WIM. 19m1.1 end h.15p1tal
ity ec t.lw Locus. U-t4'<1 an
Harbor C~nwr at 2300 Harbof
BNct. m C'.u Mesa C'aU ~-.l.'\.11
JA.VL• I
CALIPOa~IA BEACH
C'atifomie BNC'h Rf'SUtUnlnt IS °"" ul Newport'• m.tJt C'\tfllrm
porary rftUlurantr.. F'ntunnc n
quu.it~ J..,._ d1n1ns 1nctud1nc
auah1, ..rood and •lre.b. m.a"""
thla • tNI · .,a.-urablr d1n1nc o
""""""'· l..Jowd at 3.'l~ Via Ltd<•
'" IWwpon ~ Lunch h,141,.. Mon ·frt t I :.<> ~ !'10. d1 nl'ltr
-. tu 11 1•1 -dah c1 "'ff" H•PIJ•
tktUJ 'Pl°<••I• ; 1>1 ., ,. A .. ., .. r
<rf'd1• u rdi. a•ct>p•.-d 1 .,!I
.;-~ •. 11;-;; ( •1 mfurnull or
CROWS HOl .SE n ... lu\f'h ( .n, n ... ~1.:s! .....
ta 11rant ••tuatl'd at 1 't.-''·""' ,,
I'< H andt r ""'" \ allt'• Pk .. , hJ•
•~n • "'UND.-1. .... la\-+nl~ ~ 1r ., ....
• 1·, ''°a, .... nov. F1nt-din·r ...
c ... kta 1k dan..1nt 1,,,. ~n1 .. n ·• n
m ntt 1•\~trr bar hapfH h "" han
qlll't fac1ht1"" \om·• .,,..,. '"" .. ~
'""~"" ••nt> h•t •_:..,.,~ Pa"lo
('oa,1 H•-. . ~-vth l..u:una "•lt'J"I
.t9'J ..... ~
"9EDITERRASEAS ROO )I
Airport~r 111• Hot~l
~\MWif.tt .... : .i!tnQ ~: .. M~~ •;,tfft ,;,.,.
1 .... , ... ,., .. n -i.rruundtnl?• n ..
\l•·•I 1 rrranran Rtt••m .. 11rr'
•\lltt'rlo ... 111111l'mc1I 1 u1-1n.. I •r
I JI 'h. tJ1n11t'r and ~unda' hrurn h
I "I' fi'\lt>n.aonlnt-nt n11d11 I., in th ..
<' .. h .. rt'l L • .un~ T hf' l'aptaon -r •ltll' I• •"IJl>ll 1uf dlnlnl? .!-' httut•
l'nlt"•t t .. r "'illl h1nit l 'af11 .. m 11
•11n ..... 1-I• thr fl1::h1 l ~k1. .. ,m~ ..
Thr \1rp .. nt'r l•1n t• 1 ... alr•J ,;•
I ·-•t \la• .\rthur ~l'rl "' 1,.,.,, ,, i._..':;u
Rl\'IERA
RPl1u l" er•' 1 "'' -< n ,, , ,. ,
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, ... tth Jlfl'Jl.ar--d , •nttn .. n'<1 d"1t ...
I•• 1 ·h.-I Hu h<lrd H .. r.:nrr ''"' ..
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t..11u.-n1 JI ..... , Ut"r--.an f'\tf'n ..... , ....
v. lllt 11'1 •Od '°" l'I• m tlhlf".t'1r
l'Tt'I"'' •t •"n.' .;od n..m i,.... llJlt'n
Ir l.1.:n,h II 111 pm . lhnM>r
ln•m ·, pm Et.<f'llt'nt hanqurt
f,;, 1h• ''"' 1 ·1 . .......cl :'un •nd h,.l td11•• n,, Rn~t••l. ,-, ... ,,. ,,.....,.
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LE MIDI
This is a I rut ·•.,Jttprr .• :-0.tfTll' ""''
1t'• •' 41nt t:llrdt' ttthf't-that II •
11,., ... ,, <\II 41!(rtt that ~·•·• 1 'hl't
\\ "h "r Ru1 11mann'• ruc-.1 nt'
pn•\t'Ot.ltlt 1• .,f an '"""'at"l' and
• ~Q\ll•ltt'h t'llt'n Jtt'd authl"ntlt'll\
\n rn• h•ntinc cnuntn Fl'l"n<'h In
'"""' .and a n Old \\ urld h"•Sp1tal
II' r ""'" f, -und thhf' da\ ful(ill
l hi' ~··unn"' f'VT.kf'd b\-1 ht_.
•out•ta.ndu'f! ,"u1s11M' ()pt'n Tuf><.
thn 'Ull:h ~un (.,r lun<h and d1nnrr.
1ht-ir ~unda\ bn.inch "1hf' talk ot
lhr tu•n' 4!1 \Ill l.edu, S"l>'trt
tk-ath. 6'; .. ~9'4
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OutOnTheTown
\...
~·rt>t fritnds tnJOy din1nc hert.
Optn daily from 11 a.m for
Lun<'h. Omntr and Cockuuls
Enttrtainmenl Wtd.-Sun. nighu
in tht> Burro Ruum 296 E. I i th
St .. (' osui Mna. 64!>-i 6.26
STEAK & SEAFOOD
BOBBY McGEE'S
Our hoo,,e &p«iahy is makin1
"' tr~ mea I a pH"iaJ OC'<'Uion'
You·11 ,,.·an1 a front row-t for d'f
foud and fun at Bobby Mc<M.
•htrt tht mt'nu futures favontM
likt primt rib of beef au jUll, only
tht finHt a,·ailable frnh faah.
l'SDA <'hoice steaks. lobawr. and
<'umbinatk>n d1nntt$. Evny entrtt
mcfudts m·tn-fffth brMd. fffth
'""ftUtblt. and a tnp to our a•ard·
w1nn1nc salad bar .. .and ~r din-
ntr. you can dantt and~ in
tbt Wtst CoMt"s mo.t H c:ilintr
nichtdub. For a fticht oo the town. or an)"lUM. maJie it .pecia.I With
tht macK'. In ~ Beada. 3!>3
East Coat Hichway. For rewr·
utaon call li14) 673-5380.
CAFE LIDO
~;: ~= ::. ~=~;;er: ~-.;;:~·
Vill-ee's only .upper dub. It's
locattd oo Balboe Ptninsula. Caft
Lldo is -11 known for ita fre&h
-food wlertions and contem
porary nnaiM, ~ by Chef
fraMIS. Tbe wann. intimat.e and
cozy ambiance of dusty r..-and
buf'IUndY ~ <'rtate a perff<'t
auno.phert for your dinin, u
perwntt. Caft Lido is aho tht
rtt1p1ent or tht PrHlljtlOUS
Southern CAhfom1a Resuiurant
Writtn " Silver A•ar<i ca!IUll at·
tJrt. Dinner nachdy until mid
nichL Li\~ ,au nichtly Call
67!>-2968 for rtwrvauons
THECANNE•Y
This histonc waterfront landmark
in Newpon·s Cannery Vil~ fu·
turet fffth IOC'al -food and East
em bttl Coos!st.ent.ly 1ood w r
\lltt, opm for wnch. Dinner. un
Brunch and t:hamfM'IM Harbor
Cruises. Entutamrntnt n11htlv
and Sun. afttrnoons. EnJOy tht
lounct fond 1alltry-suptrb d im
C'how"der' 3010 Laf'a~·ttt l'
67!>·5777. .
CRAZY HORSE
STEAKHOUSE
Country dinin1 with dus!
Authtnti<' "'"tern de«>r r~·
taurat)t and saloon. ftatur1ng
pnmt rib. fffth seafood.a. and
their fal'.DOUI pan aautttd stuu
Lunch: Mon-f ri Dinner rftfr·
vat1<>ns ruarantttd. Dancina and
live 111usic i.n tht saloon. Oyer Rd.
Esit/Newport Fwy Sanui Ana.
C714l !>49·1512.
PAUSIDE RESTAURANT
Relive )Wterday at tht Park.side
Rfttaurant. formerly The Cuque.
dtlichtinc local diMn for over 17 ~an. Parbid.'s full dinner fairt
rndudes stub. primt no and
fffth .ufood. Sunwt Dinner
Specials art ttrvtd at only 17.95
5. 7P.M. Daily Lunch Special.a
start at onJy $4.9!>. wned 1n a
'-qwel. intimat.e a~. thty makt for a gerlf'!('t lu_., _,,,..
with an iuiponant cl~l:. ~--;
rtlasinc af~ break .;u. •
spH"ial IOmee>ne. Livt entertain·
1Mnt i.s now offered n-.-S.L
1M25 Brookbunt in Mile Squatt
Pla.ut, F't.n. Valley. (714) TI!t-7978.
EL PESCADOR
Prartically a lttend in ita own
time. \his locally popular esc.ab-
lish-nt ha ~n >rincmc iu <"»-
tome~ back sillC'e tbt early I 950·s
Speciali.zins in prime -ta and
an Ht:ellt.nt variety of lfffood.
d~f Oukt pttpa.ra tvery meal ui
perfection. Not t.o be miMed att
hl5 Thursday nicht ltahan
Spttialtin, ind hia famous
~e. Piano Bar and (\It
bucket in tht !ounce nichtly IC·
<'ompanied by sood tiJllft ind
fneodly lacts. Lunch M-F 11 ·3;
Danner flishtJy 4:30 t.o.ll: til Mid·
mtt Fri. 6 Sat. 401 E. 17th I .
C06Ut Mesa. 548-3241. '
THE REX RESTAURANT
Loca~ ion the oceanfront acrou
from tht Newport Beach pier. Tht
Ru is the Orance C:O.t's moat
eachaivt -Cood rntaurant. Well
known for fresh Hawaiian
iourmet fish 1election• and
apecializinc in •-t Channel
Isl.and abalone, t.endn veal and
prime mMta. The Ru Reataurant
is the ~ ol locall .. -u ..
viaiton. Recipient of tht pret· lifiowl Travel-Holiday award.
Caaual/elqant attire. Sunday
Brunch. dinner. Call 67!).2!J66 for
reeervationa. Valet perk.inc.
SAIL LOFT
Sail Loft Bar 6 GrilJ ftatutn
ocean v~ dininc with the
emphaais on frnh wafood. Oyster
bar, live ent.trtain-nt nichtly in
the bar area. Open for dinner
ni«htly from 5 p.m. Weekend
hours from 10:30 a.m. fabulOUll
Sunday Brunch. Loca~ at 400
P (' H. in I.Acuna Beach.
TALE or THE WHALE
E1perience a step back into timt
to • platt whtrt you can dint at
your own ltil!urt. Enjoy tht ro-
mance of old Newport trith a pen·
or1mi<' bay view. Es.cit.e your
5tnws with thtir wnutional aa-
food and traditional favorit.ift.
Brtakfut i a.m. Mon.· Fri., Lunch
11 4 Mon.· Fri~ Dinner 4· 11
Mon .. SaL SaL and Sun. Brunch
i ~-0)'5ttr Bar Fri .. Sat. Ii Sun.
Banquet faC'ilitin up to 500 COO
Main St., Balboa. 6i3·4633.
THE WAREHOUSE
RESTAURANT
Ofrertn, dintl"ll • view of Newport
Bay and a b ackiround of Nil· boau. Tht W atthouM Rn·
c.aurant, loc.ted in Udo Marina
Vill-ce at 3450 Via Oporto, is one
..
"' 1 ht larstst rtstauranta located
onl ht waterlronL In .ddition to•
wonderful menu, The Ware~
is a (lrtat p&.c. for outdoor dinini
on iu br1nd new hteted. three-
tiertd brick patio. The Watt~
is lH>fn for lunch 11:30-2:30. din·
ntrs M o nd1 y -Thursday
5:30· 10:30, Friday-Saturday
!>:JO· I I and Sunday !t-lO. Super
Sunday Brunch lOA.M. · 2P.M.
Major credit cards att accepttd.
For reservations. c,all (7l4)
6i3-C700.
INDIAN
BUil HARA CUISINE or INDIA
Per...,_ ~ IDOlt escwns new
rttt.ura'nt in Hunt.iftston Beech. BUKHARA. bri ... to you t.M
t.utt and atmo1phere ol India.
Moat of the food at BUKHARA ii
prepared in a Teodoor (clay oven).
fffth apicee creat.t uniqut tastes
and distinctive aromas for uch
di1h. You'll find the food 1uthen·
liC' and r~bly p~. And,
tbt lt~ft IO W!..'"!!! !~ i!l·
timate ~t it feelt lib home.
Open 7 days • week. Lunch terved
11 :30-2:30 p.m. with lunch specials
bqinninc at 12.99. Dinner eerwd
!>:30 p.m.·10:30 p.m. Friday A Sat·
urday optn 'til 11 p.m. Re.tr·
v1tiona and take out orden wtl·
C'ome. Conveniently locattd aero.
from the Huntin(lOn Center (off
tht COS frwy •l Beach to Edinpr)
7594 Edincer Ave. (71 41 8'2-3171.
GRAND DINNER THEATER
lmprtativt dinin& and pro·
ftt.Aional productions att 1ure to
plHM' tech time you vi11it. The
ntraordinary buffet offers rout
baNn of beef, 1laud ham with •
fruit sauce. C".eut'lia chicken with
ptK hes and 1lau and the Mahi
Mahi 1s served in a peasant sauce
Tr1-<'l1lor fellU<"Ctnl and C'ream Ill a
rul favorite. F..nJOY' dinner and a
play ton iaht! Grand Dinner
Thtater located within the Grand
Hutti m Anaheim at I Hottl W1y
C1ll -;;2. ii 10.
HARLEQUIN
DINNER THEATER
E' tr)' cu11t11mtr C'an be HpH"ted to
bt trut.e<l, likf' a ce~ity. The
tht11tr offtrs acrumplious meals
with top production11 in an t lf,ant
atmosphere. Tht tCTumptuous
bufftll ind udts rout baroo o(
beef. C'hicktn ind ft•h d iahes,
past.s, salads. YfltUtblea. and sin·
ful deuem. Tht Sat. and Sun.
brunch include& • vanety of ea
dishts. Tht Ctlebrity TtrrKt is
availablt for privat.e din1nc. The
indh'ldually deawated privat.e
bakony-rooms owrtoofr the 460·
i.eat honnhot 11\aped main room.
The H1rlequ1n 111 located 1t :\503
S. Harbor in Santa Ana. Call
9-;9.;550,
GINO'S ON THE HILL
Allft4Jlt • Custa Mesa landmark
where fritnds and mtmorift -t.
Gino"s isn't 1n Italian Rnuiur1nt.
hut a rn11ur1nt btinc run by a
tlucall luih1n. Evtn thoush they
iwrvt many Italian 1ttm11. they also
11ffer a Jaret ,·antty 11( other it.tnK
un thtir mtnu Known for
··Honnl food and friendly l!fr·
\IC'e ... Gmo'i. ftatura a varied
mtnu with f'mphu1s on qu1lity
and rtasonablt pratts. Cocktail
hour with mternlln,: notion 1t
.e,:l() p.m. and hvt t nttrtainmtnt
Mon. thru. Sat. frum 8:!)0 p.m.
~aturday Ii Sund1y brtakfut
from 9a.m. Located 1t C38 E. 17th
Strttt, Cueta MHA c.11 6.'l0-1750
fot rntrv1Uons, di~aom or
whatt"~r.
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