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THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1988 25 CE TS
OffshQre airport plan ridiculed
HB mayor scoffs at a regional panel's
project that ha been April Fool's joke
BJ ROBERT llAR~ER ................
Proposals to build an airport in the
ocean several miles off Huntin1ton
Beach were virtually lau&he<f out of
the waler today by Huntiniton Beach
Mayor John Enkine.
Eneenacla Race
Get ready for the New-
port-to-Ensenada race.
See special section Inside
today's Pilot.
Coast
Carl Karcher accused of
Insider trading./ A3
Erslune said tht plan. which emeri-
ed Wednesday from a meeting of the
Southern California Resional Airport
Authonty in Los Anscles, is "ludi-
crous and 1diouc:·
.. The proposal 1s something that
could have come o ut of a SCAG
Builder ,
vows to
protect
can yo~
Irvine Co. answers
residents' protests
o~ Laguna Laurel
By BOB VAN EYltEN °' ...............
The Irvine Co.'s Laguna Laurel
project wall protect Laguna Canyon's
pnstine appearance. not destroy It as
cnt1cs have charged. a company
spokesman said Wednnday.
Larr) Thomas. the company's vice
president fo r corporate communaca-
uons. v.as reacting to publicity gener-
ated b) the anu~cvelopment group
Laguna Can}on Conservancy. whose
members addressed the County Plan-
ning Commission and the Board of
Supen·1sors this week asking that the
can) On be spared fro m development.
Conservancy members addressed
their concerns at Tunday's Plannin&
Comm1ss1on meeting to The Irvine
Co.'s plans for two lakes that arc
contained w11h1n the 2.1 SO.acre pro-
JCCt area.
"They haven't adequately con-
sidered the wildlife that use the
lakes." said Richard Harris. a spokes-
ma n for the conservancy. ··and whale
the} 've add~scd the questions con-
cerning runoff w11hm their project
area. we'rr concerned about poss1bfc
flooding further down the canyon ...
But Thomas accused the con-
(Southern CaJ1fomaa Association of
Govemmenu) committee in the
1970s. But in this en. a study would
be a waste of tax1>9yen' money and
bur~ucrats' time," Erskn~ said.
The planning staff of the ·Rcaiona.I
Airport Authority was-told to bcain a
study of the airport -a facility that
would either float.in the ocean or be
anchored to an art1fical island:
Air traveleM reportedly could ndc
to the shore by boat or dnve throush
underwater tunnels or elevated
causewa)s. The prOJ«t cam~ a pnce
ta& o(about S3 5 b1lhon
Los Angeles Count) Supervisor
Deane Dana. v.ho asked for the
a1rport study, \.Olced concerns that
Los Angeles lntemauonal Airport ts
bcaf!n& the burden for OranJC Coun-
ty air travelers. local offic1aJs who
attended the a1rpon regional meeting
said.
Ken Dchno. Ne~pon &ach's u-
·' Crttla ol tlae Im.e Co .... 1.-.a 1.a1lrel
project poee la froat ol -tual lab at tM
top or ._.,... Caayoa tlaat tlaq waat
scn •ancy. and the press. of failina to
take note of ei&ht yca!'1 of en-
v 1 ronmen ta I study. community
mcctinas and pubhc bearinas that
have been conducted on the Laguna
Laurel proJ«t.
''This 1sn"t something that has JUSt
popped up new and fresh... said
SJstant ('It)' managcr and head of the
lntercount) .\1rpon ... uthont) said
that suf"\'cys sho1o1. that Orange Coun-
t~ residents make up 15 to 20 percent
oft~ air tra\elers at LAX
Delano. c1t1 n1 strong currents and
deep v.-aters ofT the Orange Count)
coast. said the offshore a1rpon plan
would be c~pcnsn c and 1mprac-
t1cablc. It's ~n looked at and
discarded. he ~1d
Dchno ~1d .. the quickest ~luuon-
Thomas .. Thins a prOJ«t into 111. h1ch
v.c·\c sunk )ears ofcffon an terms of
planning and replanning.
(Pleue eee CAJlfTO!l/A2)
Sound
wall's.
purpose
debated
Newport residents
hear description o
road noise shield
By PA UL AJllCBIPLEY
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A. proposal to build a 7-foot~
sound wall topped by 3 fet't of=
like matcnal on West Coast H" way
1n ewpon Beach drew mill rac-
uo ns from area residents Wednetday.
.\tan mforrnauonal SCSSlon at City
Hall about SO rcsadcnts lmcned n
the cn~ ·s spcctal prOJCCls m&ftalltf
Don Si mpson described the wall.
v. h1ch v.ould be built m con;uncuori
with the ... 'Kknina of Pacific Cout
H1&h•a). ihc Ncwpon Beach plan 1s pen of a
· mulum1llton dollar WKkn1iiproJeC\
of the hi&hwa> from ~wponl
Boulevard to Golden West Street in
Hu ntington Beach. ~C'Wpon Beach and ultrans of-
ficials submitted a previous propoaJ
fora sohd sound wall in February that
v.as rc)tt'kd b~ the Caltfornia CoaaaJ
Com m1ss.ton after opposition from
~cv.1>0rt Shores rcstdcnts led to a S-S
\OlC.
Opponents ariucd the wa.11 would block~ocean \ 1~s and sounds wbde
amphfyin& traffic noise.
Ho•e\cr. o n Wednesda)' a
(Pleue-~/AS)
Index
Advtce and Games
Boating
Bulletin Board
Business
Cluaifled
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Auto scam fugitive had set up new lot
Honolulu.
Comics
Death notices
EntertaJnment
Opinion
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By JONATHAN VOLZIE
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A Newport Beach man accused of
ripping o ff 95 luxury car owners by
agreeing to sell their automobiles on
consignment but instead allegedly
keeping the money was reportedly
scttins up a s1m1lar dealership in
Hawaii when annt~. police said
Wednesday.
He allegedly bilked people of S2
million by agrtting to sell their
BMWs, Mercedes. Ferrans. Rolls.-
Roye6 and Porschcs without ever
pa) mg the owners. Newport Beach
authont1es said.
not elaborate hov. >\ndcrson was
tractd to Hawa11. but Newman said
Anderson was allcgedl) scmnJ up a
dealership similar to the .\uto Galle!')
of Newport Beach v.hcn taken into
c ustody.
Between July and December IQ •
a lleged cnmcs at .\uto Galler) as
earl\ as June. but a formal investiga-
tion· wa not staned until November
The s1tuat1on came to a h~d when a
Los .\ngclcs dealer sent 10 BMWs to
-'uto Galler) and ~1vrd a ch«lt
v.1thout the proper signatures He
later found the check •'IS overdrawn
PoHce log
Pubtlc notices
Sports
Weather
C3-4, 7-8
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A2 James Anderson. 39. was anntcd
in late March b) Newport Beach
detectives who followed his trail to
Anderson 1s bemJ. held an Hawa11 an
hcu ofSS00.000 bail and is scheduled
to return to Orange County late this
e\ening. said Newport Beach Lt. Tim
Nev.man.
Detective Doug Parmentier would
dozcnsofcarowncrsarrangcd to ha\C
their "'ch1clcs sold b~ .\uto Gallery
Anderson faces .i I counts of grand
theft an ronncct1on \I.Ith the alleged
wrongdomgs at the dealership
Pohcc rett1\ed complaints about
Pohcc also h~rd from >\uto Gal-
le~ 's parent com pan). Laguna Beach
Motors Inc .. about unpaid bills and
dn bank accounts That information
IC°d to the arTCSt of "uto Gall~
Judicial maverick rocks his share of boats
SJ GREG Ill.DU °'__... .......
If you ~ to look at the Orange Covnty
!cpl system as an ocean. Harbor Municipal
Court Judie Russell Bostrom would be
drif\ina a>mfortably alon1 -pvel in one
hand, a tarsc can of shark repellant in the
other.
The sharks -attorneys. police. plaintiffs,
defendants and anyone else be has somehow
maMIF<f to offend in his fivt"-year stint as
jucfee -circle constantly; wait1na for their
chance to take a bite out 01 what is sceminsJy
an air-t'8ht rq>Utation.
But Bostrom is not conttmed. His pvel
and an unswervina •nte of justice arc asually
all he needs to kttp his nayuyen a1 bay. The
sharks nevn come clolc eftOUlh to wanant a
shot of repellanL
Bostrom has often been taged as the
county'~ "''""c:r 1ibcr.IJ Judsr That rt'pu-
tation. ~ially 1n a county not~ for 1u
conservausm. makes Bostrom a targtt for
those with more conservative views of
justice.
To top thinp off. the 454 ycar-old Ne~rt
Beach resident has made unpopular rulings
o n some very hiah-profil~ cases. includin1
closina down the larant dru1 bust case 1n the
history of Newport Beach. a ruhn& which
touched off a minor slurm1sh betWttn the
deplrtmmt and Bostrom.
Althoup he scoffs at his liberal label.
Bostrom 1s aware of his rq>Utation.
.. , have maftlllled in my short tenutt to
ofJend every sepnent of' the cnm1naJ Juttitt
system at one point or anotbtt." he says
mauer-of-factly. cncki111 just nlOUlh of a
smile to convey the wry -rancr .:hat bu
become has trademark
Enemin he has. but ~t ~o one can
touch him. Case in point. the June clcct1on
that would have been Bostrom's first sinct his
I 983 appointment by t~n4Go~. Jcf"T1
Brown.
.. Would have been" 1s the operative phraS(
here.
Despite the controvCf'Slal rulings. the
muuerinas of discontent and two ruhnp that
were appealed ao the Slate Supttme Court.
Bostrom is runnina un~. The sharks
•ill have to put up with~ another Sill
years.
"Yeah. 1t surprual me." Bostrom s1ud of
his 1nsunt v~ ... , thank at surpnttd Just
about everybody 1n the comm1tnity.
••'fMre ~ I bunch of peopk I'd heard
about. but no ODt llepped forward.·· said
Bostrom. d('('hnin1 to name names -1 don't
kno\lo \lo h ~ nobod) 1s running But I'm not
going to rompl11n -
Bo~trom·s ma\enck Ntusd1d not stop his
fello\loJudges from rcccntl) cltt11ns ham to a
S( on t<'rm as pm1d11\f JUdgc for Harbor
C'oun The prcs1d1na Judit has overall l"<"Spons1tuht~ for the OpCTlllOn o( the COUf1.
rcpf'CS('nts the court at all official (unctions
and determines all ate. courtroom and
comm111cc assignments.
The kc~ to Bostrom's iron &nP on has
1ud1nal scat sttms to I~ beyond pc:rsonal
ph1losoph) E'en thott •'ho don't always
qrtt 111. nh his st k 111fft on OM thine:
Bostrom 1s uns•Cf'\ 1na an his commitment to
lhc law and 1n has behcflhatJustice 5houJd be
afforded to('\ Cl")OM equally.
(PllHI W .JUDO&/ A.I)
L8ara Scudder flaed for anmanchables
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manager Reginald Kennedy. )Q, of
Laguna Niguel
When police went to arTCSt
.\ndcnon. he was gone.
.\lso gone -and still m1ss1na. even
\lo ath .\nderson'sarrcst in Hawa1i -1s
about SI 6 million. Newman said
Parmenucr and Sst-Todd W1lkmton
pursued SC\eral leads 1n Hawan. but
did not find the cash
The circumstances of the Q5( and
"uto G aller ~ 's subsequent
(PleMe-AUTO/ A2)
Post office
ready for
taxingdaJ
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Aa • GiL@ 0.. DM.Y PILOT/ n.nder. Aprl 14, 1981
Caltrans still hopes to ma_ke
b agunci Ganyen Road safer
BJ aQllDT HYNDMAN °' .............
Altboulb a plan lO widen Laguna
Canyon Road was defeated in Febru-
ary, Caltrans officials have not given
up on new plans that would make the
windina roadway safer.
CANYON PROJECT.~.
Keilh McKean, director of the local
Caltrans district, said Wednesday he
and other state transportation of-
ficials pope to work in coming weeks
with Laauna Beach residents who
were instrumental in defeating the
widening proposal.
.. We hav~ a window of opport\lnitx
here to work on solutions." McKean
said. "If we can do something, to
address the problems. I think we'll all
be bener off.··
McKean 's comments came foUow-rng a Coastal Commission hearing
Wednesday morning held to for-
malize the Feb. 24.vote that rejected
Caltrans· SlJ million plan to widen
Laguna Canyon Road from two to
four lanes.
At that meeting, City Council
members and community leaders
argued that the construction needed
to widen the road would cause
unacceptable damage to the environ-
ment. Instead. they proposed an
alternate plan that would increase
police enforcement on the road and
place a median barrier in the road at
Big Bend. an S-shaped curve where
several ac.cidents have occurred.
But that proposal 1s opposed by
Caltrans. McKean says a median
barrier would actually make the
roadwa) more dangerous and pre-
vent emergency vehicles access to
accident scenes.
uhrans representatives clarified
their opposition to the Laguna Beach
plan at Wednesday's hearing and
urged the Coastal Commission to put
l'roaA l
"This proJCCt was approved more
than two years aao followina ex.-
tensive study. The environmental
impact statement that was produced
was accepted without protest from
the community."
He said the company's manage-
ment plan for the lakes will actually
improve water quality by protecting
them from run-off from nearby
uisurc World .
, Ttromas said the isloes of wildlife
access had been studied and ad-
dressed in the project plans.
··All of these things have been taken
into consideration.:.· he said. ''Steps
have been taken to assure access to
the water. There arc natural paths
crossing the golf course."
Laguna Laurel represents a
.. substantial gift" to the ~idents of
nearby Laguna Beach. Thomas said.
because it provides the final link in
the green belt around the city that
residents have sought for years.
.. The amount of development is
onlv 15 percent of the total project
area." he said. "The project as it IS is
vef)' sensitive to the sensitivity of that
area.··
Harris sajd after Tuesday's Plan-
off until May a final vote on the
findings related to the Laguna Ca-
nyon Road decision.
That delay. which was approved.
will aJlow Caltrans to discuss new
proposals with Laguna Beach of-
ficials. McKean said.
.. We wanted to go on the re<::ord
opposing the alternate solution .... to
protect the state from liability down
ning Commission mttting that his
group'srcal aim was not tochai\gethe
proposed development. but to keep
all development out of Laguna c.a-·
nyon forever.
Conservancy members delivered a
stack of more than 7.400 letters to the
supervisors Wednesday. urgin& the
board to preserve Laguna Canyon in
its present. pristine condition and
reject The Irvine Co.'s proposed
development. •
Hams said 2,000 more letters had
been sent to Supervisor Thomas
Riley.
T homas said he was not aware of
any proposal to acquire The Irvine
Co.'s land to preserve it in its natural
stat.e.
"To my knowledge. we've never
been approached ... he said.
The project is to be located on
Laguna Canyon Road about 21h miles
north of El Toro Road.
Plans include 3.100 homes and 82
acres of commercial development.
A development agreement that
would lock in plans for the project will
be considered by the Board of
Supervisors on April 27.
the road." he .said. "We don't want
someone coming in later saying we
didn't follow throuch."
Although the Coastal Commission
will review the language associated
with the Laguna Canyon Road de-
cision in May. commission staff
members said the decision that
rejected the widening project cannot
be reversed.
Showers to spatter Coast Friday
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. . . Ex-Harbor Lawn employee
Huntington ~a~ with new tells of group cremations
heart takes his first steps By'he A..-ledPreH . he~~~,:~~~·B':r.~;':'..~ri!:::,ti:~~ ~+i;·~:!~~a~~!~:~metoaltcr
The owners of Orange County's Id I h BJ JONATHAN VOLZK.E largest crematorium encouraged the interest in Harbor Lawn m 1983. She the books sot ey wou concea t e °' .. Dllllr........ Heart donor bu,,_ with full mlllt~ry honor9. A4 burning of bodies in groups to save and her husband now own and fact of multiple cremations," said the
money and altered records to cover operate mortuaries in Pomona and secretary. who worked at Harbor
Huntington Beach musican Scott ··He likes fruit a lot," she said of the percent of the time. up the act1·on, a fiormer mortuary West Covina. Lawn from its opening in 1978 until Headding took his first steps since · " k · d d d h · 1984 receiving the heart of a dead Marine guitarist and roofer. who suffered Hcaddmg will be 1orced to ta e a secretary testified. Higgins respon e un er oat m ·
in the count) ·s first such transplant from ca rdiom yopathy. a de-variety of drugs for the rest of his life Written statements by Barbara writing last month to questions posed Multiple cremations and the rcsu~t-
generative disorder. and arrhythmia. because of anti-rejection and anti-Higins. 34. of Riverside provided by an attorney representing the ing mixing of ashes was outlawed in
operation. or heart-rhythm disorder. viral efforts. Beno said. He is now the first testimony in fi ve years of insurance carriers for Peek Family California in 1984.
Headding, 26. on Wednesday took Hcadding had chocked into the beginning to monitor his medication lcpl controversy hnkinplleged mul-Colonial Funeral Home in West-family mem bers of people
a short stroll across his sterilized medical center periodically for six and is learning how to take the proper tiple cremations and mixing of ashes minster. a defendant in some of the cremated at Harbor Lawn bepn
room at UCI Medical Center m months before the operation and had doses. she said. to an owner of Harbor Lawn-Mount 'lawsuits filed by relatives of people filing what eventuall y became hun-
Orange. where he recei ved Richard about a 10 percent chance of surviv-Between 1.400 and 2,000 heart Olive Monuary a nd MemoriaJ Park. cremated at Harbor Lawn. A copy of drcds of lawsuits in 1983 after
Bottjer's heart in an operation per-ing the year without the surgery. transplants were performed na-.. It was an unspoken rule that if you her answers was made public by an allegations of multiple cremations
Tormed bv Dr. Richard Ott and a doctors said. tionwide last year. with the survivaJ desired to keep your employment at attorney in the Harbor Lawn liti-surfaced in the trial of a suit apinst a
team of surgeons. Beno said Headdin& could return rate as high as 9S percent for the fl(St Harbor Lawn, you did not discuss the gation this week. monuary owned by Harbor Lawn.
He also had his first solid meal home in abouttwo weeks and be back year. and up to 7S percent after frve internal workings and multiple Higgins also has sued Harbor Insurance carriers for Harbor Lawn
since the Friday opcrauon. said to work in about six months. if no years. cremations .... with anyone." Higgins Lawn. contending that her employ-agreed in 1987 to create a S 14 million
bosp1tal spokeswoman Elaine Beno. complications surface. Hcadding's openation ended a race said. ment caused her emotional and pool to compensate as many as
for Wedoesda)' ni&hfs dinner. Doctors at UCI say they ex~ between UCI Medical Center and Former Harbor Lawn owner physjcal distress. . 25.000 people.
Hcaddingdincd on beefrhamp1gnon. Headding's body to reject BottJer's Hoag Memoliat Hospiuhn Newpon Honoririe Aanagan and her husband. In her written testimony she said Until now, the strongest evidence
rice. peas. fruit salad and fruit. Beno hean. but large doses of steroids are Beach for the county's first such John. denied Higgins· accusations m she aided the Aanagans in thwanjng of multiple cremations at Harbor
said. · successful 1n abating the rejection 80 surgef). a statement issued through their Los an investigation into alJcptions of Lawn surfaced in the l 98S deposition
Palestinia ns strike
JERUSALEM (A Pl-Palestinians
s~d a general stnke across the
occupied territories toda~ to protest
mass arrcsls of Arabs. Hospital
officials said one ~rab protester was
killed and two wounded 1n clashe!>
with Israeli soldiers.
The strike. ordered bv the PLO-
a1ftliated underground ·leadership.
was to support 4,800 Palestinians
detained by Israeli troops since an
Arab uprising was launched last
December.
Most of the 11 0.000 Palestinians
with jobs in Israel didn't show up for
..,ork. Arab shopowners closed their
doors in the cities of Ramallah.
Nablus. Bethlehem, Hebron. Jerusa-
lem and Gaza.
Smee Dec. 8. 144 Palcsunians and
two Israelis have been killed in anti-
occupatton unrest 1n the West Bank
and Gaza Stnp. according to U.N.
figures.
Protests broke out toda) in two
refugee camps in the Gaza Strip and
two cities in the West Bank. according
to Arab media repons.
Wael Hassan Asmar, 24. was shot
in the heart and died at Al lttihad
Hospital 1n the West Bank city of
Nablus. an emergency room official
told The A.s!>oc1ated Press.
SCUDDER FINED ...
From Al
Brough said the Consumer.Protec-
tion Unit makes all of its cases public
becau,se officials want to send a
.message to companies and to con-
sumers.
.. We want people to know what the
.com~nies arc doing.·· she said. "We
also hope that in making these cases
pubh . we can help health inspectors
get a little more respect. In the case of
the .\nahc1m plant. health inspectors
had told them repeatedly to clean up
their operation. but nothing was
done··
Wednesday's Lotto picks
_.7 ne Atsodated Prest
~ Herc arc the winning numbers
picked Wednesday night for the
•California Lottery's twice-weekl y
.. Lotto 6-49 .. game: 19. 46, 27. 30. 15.
-35 and the bonus number. 45. ~ Players who correctly guessed all
six numbers will share a prize pool of
tS8.U million. lottery officials said.
.. ORANGE .......
COAST --· r.91
llMI OA'tCa
3*) W... 8ev 51 Coste~ CA
All thoS( who picked five numbers
plus the bonus number wiU divide
among themselves a pnze pool of
S 1.18 million: five of six will share
S506.000: four of six will share
$553.000. Three of six is worth an
automatic $5 per winner.
The sales for WednClday's drawing
were S 11 million.
AIRPORT .••
From Al
ommended joint use airports at El
Toro or Camp Pendleton and dis-
carded plans for an offshore facility.
Deli no said.
Erskine said today that he at first
thought the airport plan might have
been the germination of an April
Fool's Day joke in the Newport
Center News that published a story
about plans by local officials planning
a big airport off the shore at Corona
del Mar.
.. Every coastal ciry council from
Seal Beach to San Clemente would
oppose t!1e airport," he said. "It
would be an environmental disaster.
Why would anyone waste time on this
idiotic proposal?'"
About 59 percent of Orange Coun-
ty's airline passengers reportedly fly
from facilities otther than John
Wayne Airport..
AUTO •••
Prom Al
bankruptcy frustrated the v1cu ms .
They found in several instances that
lhciccars we.re lqally _purdwed...h
u nsuspecting buyers, Jeavin&
authonties in a quandary about who
had lcpl ownership of the can.
Those who bought the can gener-
ally tet to keep the vehicles. officials
said. Additionally, some insurance
companies arc beginnina to pay on
claims that the can were stolen, even
thouah they technically were not. said
attorney Mark Roseman, who rep-
resents some of the victims.
For those without insurance. how-
ever. the only a venue rerminina is
civil litiption qainst Anderson or
the defunct Auto Gallery. R0teman
said.
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Angeles attorney. Harvey Gerber. m ultiple cremations at the Costa testimony of Harbor Lawn crcina1ion
.. h 's just not 1rue. ··Gerber said. Mesa mortuary by the state Cemet~ry oven operator Will D~fresne.
SOUND WALL'S QUALITIES DEBATED •••
F rom A l
Caltrans officiaJ told residents that
sound studies showed traffic noise
from West Coast Highway were
negligible a block or more away.
..Past the first street off Pacific
Coast Hiehway you're in a typical
urban residential area," said Ralph
Thunstrom. "Widening of the high-
way wouldn't have an effect.'•
Neither would those living closer to
the highway be more adversely af-
fected. Thunstrom said, despite resi-
dents' concerns that the ocean side
sound wall would reflect noise back
toward Newport Shores homes.
Studies on sound walls demon-
strate there is no measurable reflec-
tion of sound waves. he said.
However. the proposed so~nd wall
would ~atly reduce noise on the
ocean side near the highway, particu·
!arty for visitors at West Newport
Park located between Orange 'Street
and the Santa Ana River jetty.
Simpson said.
In fact, he said the primary justifi-
cation for the wall was to reduce
traffic noise at the park.
Newport Shores resident Don
Barthwick said he had waited a long
time for the park only to have a wall
proposed that would ~lock his view of
tt.
Simpson said the see-throuah top
was designed to retain those views. It
would be built of uxan. a substitute
for Jlass.
Simpson couldn't say how often the
Lexan would be cleaned. Opponents
...
l~CE 1 91.\
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(vHilrl~ ~t.W
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fear it will become a taraet for graffiti,
will likely be d iny most of the time
and will quickly become scratched
and unattractive.
The issue has split those living on
opposite sides of Coast Hiahway.
Residents livin& in Newport Shores
- on the inland side - subm itted a 423-sign~ture petition opposina ~ny
wall. Residents alona Seashore Drive
and Ocean front - on the ocean side
- submitted a petition with 270
signatures calling for some kind of
sound barrier.
City and Caltrans officials will
submit their new plan, which in-
cludes extensive landscapina aJona
the sound wall, at the next Coastal
Commission mtttin& in May in
Marina dcl Rey.
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Orange Coast DAILY PILOTIThur&day, Apru .1•. 198$ * A3
Blessed are
enClorsements
sometimes
. Some candidates have been downplay1n1 the
importance of endorsements -at least the ones who
aren't aening very many. But there was no lack of
effort by 40th Conaressional District Republican
contenders last week who sou&ht the muc.h-coveted
California Republican Assem&ly blessing.
The CRA is a powerful.conservative. volunteer
oraanization that has chapters throughout the state.
There are 17 in Orange County, some of which boast
up to 600 members. The CRA has bcen endorsing
candidates since 1934.
On Thu~
day. 12 of the
13 remaining
PAUL
candidates in
the 40th Dis-
trict GOP pn-
A ·c11PL£Y mary faced off Ill at a forum
••••••••••••• sponsored by the Corona del
Mar C RA un11. Following the debate. unit members
cast ballots for recommended endorsement at the
county convention in Costa Mesa on Saturday.
Growth limit backers, foes
debate solution to gridlock
By GREG l.LEIUtX °' .. ..., ........
Leaders of continaents for and against a
county slow-arowth initiative took their
battle to Newpon Beach on Wednesday.
T he featured speakers at the Balboa Ba}
Republican Women Federated luncheon
were Tom Roaers. president of Citizens for
Sensible G rowth and Traffic Control. and
Huntinaton Beach Mayor John Erskine.
executive director of the county Bu1ld1ng
Industry Association.
The speakers squared off over an
tn1t1ative that. if appLovcd b} \'oters irt
June. would put restrictions on traffic and
development in O range Count)'
Erskine agrttd that something need'> 10
be done about the count ) 's 1ncreas1ng
gridlock woes.
"Traffic 1s the reason that 95.000 people
signed Mr. Rogers· in1ttatl\e. traffic 1s the
reason for a lot offrustratton. and traffic ,.,
the No. I thing ~e have too' ercome if we
want to ach1e' e our potential 1n Orange
County." said Erskine
However. Ersktnt" argued that co unt\
officials are "at the forefront" of problem'-'°'' tng On traffic l!ISUeS. and he Uf'led
'oters to turn do~ n ~hat he called ··a non·
solu11on" that ~ould onh hinder traffic
co ntrol elTons ·
"The 1n111at" e seeks to achieve a
baseline ofstn ice. but the pro blem is that
~e don't ha\e a ba~h ne circulation
S)Stem. It's not there," said Erskine ··1
think the building industn 1s taking too
much blame for the problem. bccaus...
the)' 're onl ) responding to ' consumer
demand."
Rogers aareed builders are not the
pnmaf) culprits in tht' count) 's traffic
dilemma. He commended count) plan-
ners fo r creating "fine" traffic and gro~th
control measures. but blamed the problem
on count) supervisors who are "uo"'alhng
or .u nable .. to enforce ordinances and
res1nc11ons built into tht' count~ ·s general
plan.
The 1n111a11,e. said Roger., ~ould
s1mpl) require count) offi cials 10 "pla' h'
their o~n rules:· ·
"O ur t'lt'ctt'd rl·prt'~ntau'e\ hJ \t' nut ~en lit to enfon.t' those elementi. and
ha'c <1llO"'t'd t<X> man) excep11ons .. \aid
Roger-, "The) continut' to makl' l'\cep-
uons, and haH: bt-en unwill ing to "' c: b'
thtm O\!. n rules ..
Erskine countc:red. ~) 1ng count' ol·
fic1als ha'e pushed ahead "'1th traffi \
m1t1ga11on plam such as tht' F0<.11h1ll
C irculauon program He also tooi.. .i Ja~ .tt
slo~-gro .... th supponers. "'horn Fr.,i..1nt·
claims ha'e often stood in thl' "'ll' pt
count\ traffic control measures ~-when pcopk aren't out signi ng '>I<•" gro~th 1m11 a11,es. the~ 're o ut '>land1 n~ in
lint' to bu) hou!>Cs " \aid Er.kine
Erslone !Ml1d thC' problt'm 1n .. , ul t
Orange Count' ~h1ch ha' ~·a tht
backbone of in111at1'e suppor , r 0 1
de' elopment but rather 4 l.tt ~ • , 1,111
~aH .\II of Orange ( ount' nl n .. tn! 1•.h ha~ 165 m 1 les of free~J' 11)r "~ n111liun
re-,1dents
The slo~-gro .... th in111a11't' .i.1 JPr~·Jr
on the June ballot as \k;isure .\
Carl Karcher
accused of
illegal trading
LO" '\r..C,fLE\ I '\P) -Sixteen people,
man' vi lh<'m mC"mbcrs or tht' family that
,uniroh th( ( url\ Jr hambu1er chain. WCf'C' .sH u'ot'<I of in~1dC'r 1rad1n1 1n a I m1lhon C'IV'll
lllnwla1111 filed toda' b' thC' SecunhC'\ and
r •lh..i ngt• ( Offl nll~~IUn •
I hl· complaint alkg<'~ that the Anaht'1m '1 ir11pan) \ ,·ha1rman ('1rl N !Urcht'r. 1nd h11
hr11tht"r l.)unald f li..archrr. prc'sadentand chat'f
•JWrJ11ng otlilcf 11nd thrir wives 11pJ)t'd otht'rs
to Jlh..-r.,c fin.inll<1I nt'W$ about K.arl K.archt'r
L 'lh'r pn-...·,
f "'l"ht" l•lhrr 1.fr!rnda!ll\ all but Ont' a family
ntl'm bt'z .ar<' .s1.1 u'>l-d of 1n1n.1 on 1nstckr
r t 1rmJ t11f11
I h<' .ompl.11n1 "''' thr h1m1 h members IOld •1 "~ dOt.1 otht·t hold1n1s 1n · Carl 1'.al'C'ht'r
I n'.1rpra~·1 bt"loH' 1hc com pan~ rc'leatcd a
..... ukr'• rl'p.•n '"' ~. 1984. that showed
Pl••' 1' ti.all ..lr11r Pt·d 5( pt'rct'nl compart"d with
•t,, \J n 1 .;iuJnt·r 1hr 'car befort'
I h"'>t n ,m1n1 1r> lhc lOmplamt madt' profits
I J u•dt"d >\'>('\ 101ahnc S310. said lrv1na
I nl'J ,,. 'll •c-gronal managt'r. adding 1ha1
"'·'' ·' "'n"''' J t '<' r,11ma1r I ! l' ••>" PIJ1n1 '>('Cl.~ an IOJUnCllan "ordt'nl\I
1nt•1 I J 'ti •~l profit~ dcn\C'd and losses
"' J1· I h Jh 't't."I.~ tn pk dama1r~ Ei nhorn
'·" 1 ~ 1111\\11 :i .s1tntlu1t•d th<' lu~~t\ 10 a Juv. n1um
pr •f°l, JllV •he flhmpK-. ·
Christopher Coll was the top vote-getter.
garnering 33.9 percent. He was followed b) Dave
Baker with 25 percent and C'harle's De Vore w11h 14.3
percent.
On Saturday. representatives from the Corona
del Mar unit Joined delegates from I 0 other units in
the 40th District at the county convention. Each unit
sent fi ve delegates who were charged w11h voting in
propon1on to their members· straw vote outcomes.
Thus. from the Corona del Mar unit, two delegates
voted for Cox. two for Baker and one for DeVore.
~~ROE BOSTROM DOESN'T MIND RUFFLING FEATHERS .•.
Man~ of the candidates were there campaigning
for the official CRA endorsement.
The CRA dad hand out endorscmenls. 100 -
state Sen. Wilham Campbell got the nod in the 31st
District: Rep. William Dannemeyerwasendorsed in
the 39th Congressional Distnct. And Assemblyman
Gil Ferguson won CRA backing 1n the 70th D1stnc1
following some heated exchanges 1nvol ing
challenger Evelyn Hart.
But no one from the 40th could garner the
ncces.sary two-thirds vote Paul Chnstaansen. vice
president of the CRA's Orange County Coordi-
nating Commmee. said delegates will normall) cast
three separate ballots as the) weed out candidates
and move toward the required two-thirds maJOnt}
vote for an endorsement.
On the first ballot. most votes were split among
Coll. Baker. DeVore and Nathan Rosenberg.
DeVore was chminatt"d. then Rosenberg lost out.
However. neither Baker nor <;ox had packed up the
neccssar) two-thirds vote.-after the third ballot.
The convention agreed to take.-an unusual
fourth ballot -to no avail -and no endorsement
was made.
"Many thought It should end at the third ballot
to spare further d1v1s1veness:· Chnst1ansen said.
'!But some were hopeful a fourth ballot would
produce a candidate to endorse.
"Across the 40th Distnct 1t appeared most units
had mixed feelings.'' he said.
David Dykstra, vice president of the Corona del
Mar unit. said the CRA has w11hheld endorsements
in the past when the slate as crowded
"In a heavily contested race 1t"s hard to get two-
thirds of the\ ote ... D> kstra poan1ed out. • • • The CRA won't hesitate to hand out endorse-
ments 1n non-partisan races. either. On Saturda}.
convent1oncers endorsed Gadd1 Yasquez in the 3rd
Supervasonal Distnct. Vasquez was appointed b)
Go'. George DeukmeJtan last year to complete the
term of office vacated by former Supervisor Bruce
Nestande. Vasque-z 1s seeking his first election as the
appointed incumbent.
Docs the CR.\ endorsement in non-pantsan
races mean anything'> Perhaps 1t was coincidence.
but in the Mission Viejo City Council election last
November, Bill Craycraft and Bob Curtis won CRA
endorsements and were the No. I and 2 vote-getters
in the election. • • • Harriett Wieder cenainly feel~ endorsements
count. She released a Im of more than 40 prc~nt and
past politicians who are backing ht-rcand1dacy in the
42nd Conuess1onal District GOP pnmary.
The 1nd D1stnct supen·1sor hopes to succeed
Rep. Dan Lungren who 1s battling for coun apP,roval
of his appointment by Gov. DeukmeJ1an 10 become
st.ate treasurer. •
Among those endorsing Wieder are Rep.
Roben Bad ham. state Sen. Manan Bergeson. count)'.
ShenfTBrad Gates. three Hun11ng1on Beach council
members and all four of her fellow supervisors. • • • There·s always the gamble that an endorsement
can carry some unwanted political baggage. too. Said
one voter upon learning a certain elected official had
endorsed Baker: ··1f he's for him. then I'm agin'
him:·
"He's vcr) straightfo rward and
absolute!> undeterred b) an> political
fallout from hi s dcc1S1ons." said fellow
Mun1c1pal Court Judge Bnan Carter
··we have d ifferent political bases and
philosophies. but I'm glad to be a colleague
ofh1 s. He's a good gu) and a lot of fun.''
Bostrom has a colorful personal and
legal past. Born in M1am1. he moved
frequent!> because of a stc.-pfather whose
work with Bend" A\1 1at1on required
frequent rt"locat1on Bostrom It' ed in New
York. Washington D C . Havana. Pans
and Copenhagen before graduating from
high school in Holland.
Bostrom mo,cd 10 Sout'1em California
in I Q68 and attended la~ school at
Lo}ola Un1' ers1t~ . .\fter graduating. Bos-
trom went into pn' ate practice in Orange Count~ for about one year. then 1oaned the
Anaheim cit) attorne)'s office 1n late 1973.
He left that JOb in early I 9 74 to JOin the
count> prosecut or's office.
Bostrom hopped the fenct' later that year
to JOtn the public defender's offi ce. where
he worked until 1976 when ht' again retired
from public practice to go into pm ate
practice 1n Nt•wpon Beach and Irvine. He
was appo1ntt'd 10 has 1ud1c1al seat in t 983.
It "'asn't long before.-Bostrom the Judge
~as 1n the headlines.
Bostrom presided over a celebrated
198.i case 1n\ oh 1ng the alleged rape of a
female motonst b> former Costa Mesa
Pohce Officer Wilham Lauchlan. taking an
unpopular stand b} d1sm1ssing the charg~
and sa) ing he fou nd the woman's 1est1-
mon} to be unbelievable.
"I was 1n the uncomfortable postt1on of
5a) mg that I didn't believe a woman who
was S!) ing that she had been raped.''
Bostrom recalled. "And of course that's
vet). \Cf) hard. And I had a defense
attorne) sa}tng that if she didn't give the
name of her pohce officer lover that she
should be put 1n1a1I for contempt. Here's a
woman who's sa)tngshe's been raped, and
I'm faced with having 10 put her in Jltl. ..
L1uchlan ~as e' entuall.,. convicted of
SC\eral misdemeanor SC:X charges involv-
1ng other ~omen. but not of rape.
"In the end. I ~asn't convinced with her
tes11mon). The DAs. of course. were
incensed ... he s~11d ··.\bout three weeks
later. they got some add111onal infor-
ma11on and the~ decided not to pursue 11
(asa felon)) and dropped 11. But 11 was ver:
uncomfortable ··
In 1984. he bucked 1rad1t1on and backed
th<'n-Dcput) D1stn ('t .\ttom e' Susanne Sha~ an her bid to unseat incum.bent Judge
Ste\ en Stewan. the first time that a seated
judge had backed a challenger Sha~ "'On
But Bostrom's most celebrated public
sk1rm1sh an\ oh ed the Newpon Beach
Police Department.
During the latter pan of 1985. Bostrom
and Newpon Beach police e\;changed
l ••••••••••••••••••••.....J ~ords and leg.al actions over a summer drug bust. The incident beitan when
Bostrom d1smi5St'd drug charges against
three Santa Cruz m<'n after ruling that
N<'wpon police conducted an illegal ~arch
of a boat ~ hae the) fou nd 5 tons of
marijuana
Police cn11c1zed the ruling on the bust.
"'h1ch netted about SIO m1!11 on 1n man-
JUana and \!,a' the largest in the c11~ ·.,
hast on
When Bos1rom d1sm 1s~d the charge"
then-Poli,·e Ch11:1 Charles Gros lam-
basted Bostrom and suggested the 1udgt·
\!.a\ pre1ud1n:d to~ard the Police Depan-
mcnt.
Bostrom countered b~ telhng Gros'i 10
"Catch the bad gu~"· do 11 nght and otx''
1he la~ ..
In the wai..e of hts ruling. Bo<1trom \H Ote
an affida' 1t 1n "h1ch he allegt'd police ht"d
during the drug heanng and c11~ em-
plo}ccs ma~ ha\e ~11tfull~ detro~c.-d
e' 1dencc h~ rc.-pain11ng a moonng ~1gn
"lhavemanagedlnmy
short tenure to offend
every segment of the
criminaljusdce system
atonepolntor
another, ''says Judge
Ruaell Bostrom, mat-
ter-of-factly, cracking
}u•t enotJ6h of a smile to
convey~ewryas
surance that has be-
come hls trademark..
"here the boat v.as docked Tho't', hJfSt'\
e'entuall~ led lCI a Grand Jul"\ 1n,cst1µ
11on into the dt•partment'<t ac11' 111e' 1n thr
case
The Grand Jun c'entu:ilh l.'\11nua1cJ
police 1n the perJ U~ :ind t'' 1dcn1t' Je•.trul·
tao n mattC'r Thi.' drug case "" J\ r '\urn·, lt'ti
b' the defense 1n earh IQ, n ~ut 1ht• 't:itc
upremt' Court upheld R1"1· ini ' J t··
c1s1on
Bostrom ad mats that thl \.3'< ""J' J
mcl~ tlni.'. but said 1n tht• lnntt r .. n O,e
lx'hC\ l'S he made the COITC'\ t J t'Cl\llln .1r.,1
has put the s11ua11on tici int.I him
"I don't thank thert' <;an~ pr,1Nt'm J' 'i'
rvint It's case b~ cax-.. s.a 1J Bo,tr11m
..\lthough Bostro m ma' ha 'e 'hru~n:
off th<.' incident. "e"'l"\)n Bea, h ptih,c
\)tlin al" Jpparentl~ ha' e not IC\r{mttt•n :ht
u1ntro' t'~' . .\II pohce oifo 1ah. 1n, lud in~
Gro'>i.. v.ho resigned sh~1nl~ aitt'r :ht' dru~
bu~t sn;ifu. refused 10 comment 11n t•1til"
J'l "' Hu'>l rom
B "Hom JI"> ha\ thr d1~tinc11011 ofbe1ng
.1 · .1h.mdful 111 mun1c1pal coun Judges ·, ·x JPf>c.tkd ;ill the "a' to the state
'·"'' ''T'll' C 11urt -1~1ce The second was 11ll '''"port &arh drug bust. but that wa.s
r r ·, :dl"J b' a ca!>e 1n' oh ang a warrantless
w.1rl h ,.indut tt'd in 19 3 b~ Newpon
Bc.·..11..h p. • Ile in " hit h Bostrom ruled in the
dcpJ rtmenf \ fa vor
Both ume!I Bo\trom's dec1s1on was
uphdd
lio'>trum !Mild ht' dcxsn't mind taking
l hJn1e'-"1th h1\ \On' 1c11ons
I I.ind ol 111'.c 1t .. he admats "Makin&
dt'\ 1\10n., .ibout the.-great quesuo·ns of hfe
m.1 t'll. J1 ffiruh but in the confines I work.
I J n t th:n" 1t'!> tvo hard.''
Both i..J~'> \!.err appealed -and lost -
ti~ Jt•:t•n.,._, attorne~ '> But according to Don
\..uk\ dt>put' puhhc defender most
Jllurnt'' ~ .trc• hard-prt"Ssed to find fault
~1th B..•strom's den s1on·makang pr~.
('\ rn ~ hcn th<.>~ al't'n 't ha pp~ ~1th the
dnl\10n\
"Ht"' 't.'t: patient and he see ms to bt-
'l.~, f.rn to both !>1de!>." said Scoles, who
hJ' 00~ n Bo!>trom tor '>C' era I 'ears
'He' dl."linttc:'l ~ got his opinions. You
l J·1 \et ht h4' tht· an~1ght of someone who·s
~Tn J pu hhl drtendcr Ht' can rt'Cogn1.te
v. h.t•.-pnl1lt" 1ff1Lt'rs are ~1th holding
tn lorm.i:1l n and he 1'.no\!, .. ho"' to bn ng 11
1u1 He' ·t·r: perceptl't' ··
\ th •ugh he ...a~., all ca!.t' .. arc ··more or
k \\ !ht• \.!ml' .. 8.:>'trnm admits I Q having a
'>P1-'t 1a .oncnn ~1th drunk.en dn,ing
t..3't'\
"I "a'> lhe first Judge in the count) to be
""111 "~ 111 addnt!I lhC' 'v1others .t\gaanst l>· ... n._ Dn ,ers J nd open m,~lf up to
•l Jl"\110n' · he said ·· .\nd 'ou t"an una&Jne
hlm thJ• \!.l"nt f ,er:1h1ng the~ felt the
... mr n.i u\11\t' S\!>tem had done wrong
t.h.n kit I rep.r'-"'C'ntt>d Tl'~'." wett anlf)
Bu: I th1nl at the ~onclus1on oftht' ~ston.
I rd: th\·~ had a better understanding of
\<>OH , I th\· prohk ms ..
8(1\trom Joc~ not spend all of his tame
on thc t~:ni:h Ht' panacipates 1n a Newport
fk.i,h -.ottball kague and 1s an avid fan of
lhl· PBS '<'m·s "Rumpole of the Old
Batie) .. Jn English' t'r ion of"L .i\. La .....
onh "mul·h mu,·h better:· said Bostrom
\" ntirnw-d ~Jl ht'lor since his da ' Of'C'C I 5
't'Jf'\ Jgo Bc1~1rom l"C('entl~ bt-came a
gr.rndfath('• .inc h1'.C"i 10 spend umt' w11h
h1' '-mt1nth·\.'ld granddaughter
L Jtt' l:i~1 ~ C'a r hc also had the unique
~·r'P<lflun1t' w ~\!,car 1n his o"'n daughter.
l -..i \ \\ • '11.i mlt a' an attome' after sht'
i'.1 ''>1.'J l'lt' bar '\hr I'> al a graduate of
l l.t
\\ th th" 'ear' d('('llOn a moo1 point,
,.. rn gh 1 thanl Boc;trom 1s lookan&
•r •J·.1 .l, h 1~ht"r 1ud1c1al office, "ot so.
tll", a n '
I 'c I hat' This 1~ a grt"a t communi-
'.1 .! R •\lrom "In mun1c1 pal coun we
~· • Jl'J J lot mN·t' ""tt h peoplt' and a lot
,,, ·' .... .l"'e" and I thanl thel"t'·s a
n' , • .. ...., 111 -.cos1cal approach
I ·: • t '""'' that the be-;1 1oh 1n tht'
,, • tl, 'i.."'' ud1ctal S\Stem 1~n·1 the one
~l''
Eight county residents hit
tiytaili"aiiir1nii ctments
four ·"' hC'('f-dm t' true\. has .l fi,'tn~ l'I
JF010'~
Coetalleea
4. 4.4-)ear-old man "'a~ .inYStt"l.l
Wroncw!a~ on su p1c1on ot St'llrng
nart'ot1~ Tht urt"st 1ook plxt" 1tt ~
16300 blocr.. of Hubor Boule,ard 1n
Fountain \'alfe, • • •
. . . " man allt"gC'dl~ pad.rd .ar. ,, ~
Ph mouth nn t 10 the r'C'\ltlXlm• Jt I'll
f \\C'tn "'"" 1<'C ~t111on I 1::: Pa,1i" 1 <'<l•' High"' a~ and hara~~, u\IC'mt" • • • " man "'ho rrPonC'd h l'l<'l:amt , '"' N ll\l'" wafkro OUI on a S ~ rt"iUU'3" •htd . at 1ht Rro Onion 11 Pc-1<>r', Land ,., • • • li..nov. n l"t'l"\Ons ~Ponl'd ~pla11rrt'\i J
~-a r 3 nJ rt'~ldt>nt't' in I ht> b( t>ltX ~ ,,1
Doliihin"'ood Dn'C'"'llh ~IMthr lhmi
nrgh1 m a ro"' Tht motht'r 01 a \U\Pt'\ tC'd
ct!i·thro,.cr rtPont"l.lh "•as conianl'd
a nd .iJ,1~ ..
"I ,,, hr"" ,,.O()(j C'1rdr • • • ' " ,1n "t'l'l•nC'dl' both~ campcn at
h. !°'tJ,h rarh toda\ Hr "'IS lnTStcd
1.11. "' u'l 'l)('c1fiC'd ,·oun w1mnu
\ "dl'nt \aid \0hr• h;ard 'hots firtd 111
• .a ~· i>Jftl n lhc. .irca of.Bcthcl Cardt lftd -R"'vi:rp..1n Llnt at about 11 pm Sunde)
l' .. Jla"' NC'l.t ; l~l 10 a a.araer 1n tht'
l • • "'""' of ~ 1ndspur and Siok an BJ 808 VAN EY&EN °' .. ..., ........
A Hunti"lton Beech man •nd has son
havt ~n indicted by I fcckral SRnd JUry
in Los Aftlltl in connection with an alleted w mud that 1nvoh·ed Siii
other Orantt County nts.
Cham D. Spurrier wa1 ind!C1ed Tues-
day on 11 counll of tH and mail fraud in ronncctioft with alleptioas that ht' coor-
din11ted a tcheme o( rraudultnt tH
lheltcB. U.S. Ano~y Roben C. Bonner
said in a press rdea1e Wf<lnndaX· Spumtt, 6 7. ficn the pouabihty of up
to 19 years in prison •nd SS2.000 1n
criminal finn ifhe is found fullty.
Histon. l+~-old Denn11C. Spurner.
ii attmcd of bci"I I prc>mOkr Ind lalnman rot the tc.ht!M. The )'OUfWC!
Spurrier fk'ft a mAAlmum wntmte Of 17 ~n in priton pliat Sl0.000 in fintt.
OthenalletlldlY involvat ID the ltlwtM includt ltK-hard E. O\lnn or C'osu Mna ud Wayne 0 . Hall of Founurn Valley.
Dunn. S7. could be Rntenced 10 JO rcan
1n prison and SI S.0001n fines for aJfetiedly
promotini. wllina and pttparlna mums 1n the f<C'ht'me.
Hill, ll. fact-s a mulmum 1mtcncc of
14 years plus S2S.OOO in fines.
The indic'lJMnt aJto inctudn Huum J.
Amundwn ofSanta AM ind hit waft. Eva
L Amundwn, Leon 0 . Hill or M11MOn V~o and Tbomls ll Smith, of'Onntr.
The cipt dtfmcllntl IDettdJY IOld two
t)<pn of 1nvesunent ~ devci.ct
by two East Couc ta11 h ud 1W1ndlcn.
One. developed by Fruit L Formaer of
New York., involved oftihore trv1t1 thl'O\llh whicll lnvmon wetT wppoted to
bt able to <'Oftvn1 ... _.. income into
non-taubk income.
Fonawr wm convicted in 1914 of
mminal rot1tanP' tor..,_.. 10 ems
promcMina bia 1ebemn ud IMa' died in
prieon. IO:Of\tina to rcpona.. .. In lhlt one. .-ppoeec11, to. hid your
111)'(hed tra~ to -ntily. Md
then rt "'I~ i i\ C'O b3 r.. to )OU IS a 111\. so
)OU didn't ha'C' to dccla!T 11 H incomt>.''
said -'SS.Stant l '.S .\llOmt') Tentt
Bowcr1. "h "'IS all bound up 1n lt'pl
mumbo Jumbo PrC'11y ou1rqt"Ous.. but
tht') mack a 1Tal efTon to con van« peoplt
that 11 "'Hon 1hc up and up .. ~
The other prosram was dcvdopcd by
Bunon D. Linne. of Art1naton. Ve . "'ho 1s
an po.son for promo11na 1lrcpl Ull shclkn..
tceord1n1 to rTpons,,
"You "'ould pa) a membership ftt. and then t~ 1'd g1vt you forms b) which you
were suppottd to declare yourxlf a non-
w paytr," saad Bowen.
All citflt ckfendlnts arc tehcduJ~d for
amipmt'nl 1n U.S. Outnct Coun 1n
S.nta Ana Apnl ~s
Bowen said only one of tht' dcftndanu
-as In Nstody. on CharJH not rclltfd to
dw \I.II mud 1ehcma. The othcn art on summom to appear April U ht aatd
T1w deftndantt coukt not be rached for
<otnflW:ftt
'
-' t •r I ( onl'l motorhome "''I~ toll'n
O\Cr the "'ttkcnd from the~~ blocl l,f
Collt'll' .\' rnul' The 't'h1clt 1s be1gt' "'t1h
a ht't'n~ of I GGft r I • • • " I Q8~ Yamaha motornclt' "'-u s1oltn belv.ttn mrdn1&hl and 3 JO I m \\ C'dl"lc~
da) from the 3100 block of Ha.rbor
Boule,ard Tht Yamaha 400 1s dark blue
and has a ht't'nK of ~'48~90S • • • 4. black 1Q88 Mazda MX-6. hc-entr
2GGF'90 . was ~pontdl> stokn Tunda}
or Wronn.da\ from the 1100 bfock of
Budanatiam Or,,e
LapaaBeacb
John M. uub. 21. ofl.quna Bt'ach was
1rres1fd at 4.01 pm WfdMtda} at ~ S
Cout H lfhwa> on WJpK'lOn of IJO'ICSSIOft
ofnal't"OtK'1 for Ai( He was hdd 1n llC\I of S2S,OOO betl ..... A fi~ that had fully ~ffed I \I oikt-
•-..ni QI _put out b) tomCOftC' "1th I tOM-1. Tlw firt took platt sMnl afttt 11
I m Wednctda II Jrd $t1"tt1 and Pk'tf1c Cout Htt)lwa • t.• UrT) M. M1Htt, J4. o( ltaven.df 1IW1li
amstcd 11 6:)6 a.m 1t lll loal Can)on
On~ Oft I ~ wanaftt tuued Jn
Ha•au Polte:'t rf'P.0'1ed. ~ WM twld 1n l~ ofU0.000 t.11
Som<'onr u~ 1 ~rr,.dn' rr IQ pn <'pt'" ~ c.ir parl.C'd a1 Brookhut'\t tl'C't't and
Plln fa (' ~• H1ah"'•~ and ~toll' a S•l l\ptv.nlcf and S 100 in clothn • • • Tht' m:anagt'r at T M'O Btll I t--a' I Bol!.a
Cluca.. ).J1J a mak "'u me l.1n1 anno' in1
tt'ltphone .all\ to the rt'StAuranc anng
cmplo~ t't'1 • • •
Th1t,ts tntett'd a r~1dtnct 1n tht o<lr(1
bloc\. of \hnl~ n Om·t' and '10lt • S.a \c)
' 1dco CA~tle n:<'Onkf • • • " man ~pontd 1t\a1 M>m<>ont ~tolt' h1\ golf d ubs Sunda) be111111ttn ~ and (\ I\
~ m from 1M1dl' tht Stad tff C'<'untn
C'1ub. • • • Tluevei f.lolt l•'O 1001 bo\Ct. vaJUt'd at
SI from I lcd.C'd ..,.. If\ the
• r"-•.irJ mntor and powtr lool' '\'If~ at
ml•r<' than S:
Newport 8-cb
mt>ont tnl'd 10 commit anon y_...
JJ' n1gh1 11 17\lmontor) Potnt b)' tp1una
,j I to;.l\ tall p11t' of nl'""'1Cl9p('n on •
"' t>n sta1rcue 11 tht' hOUSl"I compln
ThC' \lac\. hOwt'\tf e\lll\IUathed 1ttdf onJ n1 furthtr damUt' ""IS rcp()ntd. . ~" r,.,,, T-1ops •'Of1h s1.100 wett ..-n
fmm an orantr 1qg~ Datsun 2IOZX
par\.N l ut"W ) on SuPtnor _.,,enuc. the
'll ll m told pohct Tht 1h1t'felt0 sm&llMld
lht 1:1r\ rear •1ndo•. veluro 11 S200 • • • .\n l' II mated S$~S In C&~ 11>1' ~cd
\tolt'n T~ from .i condominium on ~abud C'ou" • • • " Wa.lkmal\, a radio and 20 c...-
taprs.. tottthtr •onh Sl40. ~ r'CPCM11d
st lt'n Monda (rom a blut 1917 V ..
"'•"Rabbit parlcfd on 4Sdl Sufti.
Mesa woman beaten, robbed
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ZS
Meese's wife linked to deal
enrlclilng real·estate firm
Crippledjet airliner makes ·
einertency lanillng: a11·0K
By 'l"M AlledalM Preti
CHA~LESTON, W.Va. -A Piedmont Airtinesjet mede an e~nc:y
landina today after a jn turbine aJPmlllY dilio_.ted in fliaht. rippena a
lars hole in the fu11elue. airpon officials and peamarn •id. The cabin of the F-2"8 depreuurized affer the plane's body was punctured, and OX)'ltn mukl
dropped u the plane made its descent, the peueqm said. However, some of
the masks did not work, they said, and some pesK.,.ert fainted. fliaht 486 with
S6 peuenaen and a four·~n crew was headed for Columbus, Obiot from
Charlotte, N.C., said Piedmont Aviation spokesman Do.n McOuJre in
Winston-Salem, N.C. "If somebody had been in the bathroom or the
stewardesses' quarters, they would have been killed.'~ said pusenger Doua
Bruce of Columbus, Ohio ... My tint thought was. 'This is it."'
WASHING TON (AP) -A real
estate developer whost family pays
for the salary of Attorney ~ncral
Edwin Meae's wife, Ursula, was
panted a SSO million lease renewal
on a buildina the government said
risked the health and safety of Justice
Oei-rtmcnt workers.
Thirteen days after obtainina the
new lease, the developer and his
partners sold the building for $22.6
million more than they had paid for it
two years carfier -a 60 percent
profit, according to District of Col·
umbia land records.
The developer, Howard S. Bender. was the principal owner of the
building in late l 98S when the Bender
Foundation, his family's tax-exempt
P.hilanth~o y, donated $120.000 to
\he Multi e Sclerosis Society to hire
Ursula ecsc at $40.000 a year fot
three years. the society's lawyer said.
The lease -a renewal at more than
three times the previous rent -was
signed even though the landlord had
not cleaned up an air system en-
vironmental inspectors said was a
health hazard that could explain
above--averqe sickness there, accord-
ing to government documents ..
An attorney for the Meeses denies
any wronadomg on their part in the
transactions, but acknowJfld&H that
the Benders and Meeses know each
other. The Benders refuse to discuss
the matter. A key government official
said Meese played no role in the real
estate decision.
B_uu.hc-MS society's records on
Mrs. Mecsc's job have been sub-
poenaed by independent counsel
James McKay as pan of his investiga·
tion into whether M~ committed
federal crimes. according to James
Bierbower. attorney for the MS
Society. ·
FederaJ law makes it a felony for a
federal offi cial to take any gov-
ernmental action that would affect
the financial status of his spouse.
The seven-story Chester Arthur
Building on the rundown fri nge of
downtown Washington houses the
headquarters of the Justice ~pan·
ment's lmm1grat1on and Natural-
ization Service.
In March I 98S. Bender. vice prcsj.
dent of the Bender Foundation. and
other investors acquired the building.
Public records show that Bender
and his associates paid $37.S million
-nearly twice the as~sscd value -
for the building.
At the time. the building's most
valuable asset was the federal lease.
which was due to expire within a year
and would be put up for bids by other
landlords.
In fact. the federal government had
already taken steps to move out.
On Aug. 8, 1984. Congress had
approved a Reagan administration
plan. pushed by then-Attorney Gen·
eral William French Smith. to begin
movina some federal offices out of the
building. The plan called for a new
lease there in 1986 for only 63 percent
of the space the government had
before.
However. three months after the
Bender partnership bought the build·
ing. the administration told Congress
that its plans had changed dramati·
Unula lleeee
call).
In June 198S. the General Services
Administration -the government's
housekeeping agency -notified
Congress it wanted to keep the
immigration service in the full
264,000 square feet at Chester Anhur.
T hat same month, immigration
officials complained of illnesses
among INS employees apparently
caused by the building's air system.
Abortlon defie. court order
INDIANAPOLIS -A woman underwent an abortion in defiance of a
court order obtained by the would-be father. but attorneys for both sidC$ still
want the state Supreme Court to set lie the d ispute. At issue is wbelhera woman
has the sole authority to decide to have an abortion or if a father has npts that
give him a say in the decision. Attorneys for the 18-year-old Terre Haute
woman told the high court Wednesday that she had terminated her fint-
trimester prqnancy, but said the decision was hers alone. Their notice came a
day after they asked the hiah coun for an immediate review of the lower court
injunction that prohibited an abortjon. A 61-pagc brief by the man'sattorricy,
James Bopp Jr .• said the woman's reasons for wantina an abonion arc "an
immature reason ins process, arc insubstantial and border on the frivolous. and
do not outweigh the strong interests of the father in seeing the child born and in
his custody."
Dolphin la• Inaction criticised
Reagan assails Speakes book as 'fiction'
WASHINGTON -Senators arc criticizina the Rcapn administration
for taking four years to implement a law aimed at reducing the number of
dolphins that drown when they are snared by huge tuna nets in the eastern
Pacific. "Wholly inadequate." says John Kerry. 0-Mass. "An embarrass.-
ment," adds John Breaux. 0-La .. one of the authors of the 1984 law passed by
Conarcss in an effort to put teeth into the Marine Mammal Protection Act of
1972. The 1984 statute requires the National Marine Fisheries Service to bar
imponation of tuna cau&ht by a foreign nation if its tuna boats fail to take steps
to protect dolphins. as tlle U.S. tuna industry is required to do.
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Re~n insists that he was never
aware his spokesman concocted
quotes for him and says he is getting
ttred of "kiss-and-tell books" wrinen
by his former aides.
Reagan, answering questions at a
meeting of the American Society of
Newspaper Editors. also said Jesse
Jackson s policies have not been
scrutinized adequately in the Demo-
cratic presidential race because it
might be "misinterpreted into some
kind of racial attack."
In a wi~e-rangina question-and·
answer session WednesdAy. the p~1-
dent commented for the first time on
two issues -the sensitive topic of
race in the I 988 presidential race and
the controvers} over the new book by
his former spokesman. Larry Speak-
es.
Speakes. in hts book "Speaking
Out." reveals that he twice gave
quotes to the press corps claiming the
words were Reagan's when in fact
they were not. One incident occurred
after the downing of a Korean Air
Lines jet in 1983. and the other came
during the 1985 Geneva summit
between Reagan and Soviet leader
Mikhail S. Gorbachev.
U.S. and Soviets
si n pact to end
A ghanistan·war
Agreement allows
· J\fgnan people to
map their future
' .. .
GENEVA (A P) -The United
States and the Soviet Union signed an
accord today to end Moscow's 1nter-
.vention in Afghanistan and allow the
Red Anny to stan pulling out its
11 5,000 troops May 15.
Af&hanistan and Pakistan also
signed the agreement in a solemnm
I 0-minute ceremony an a marble and
sold council chamber at U.N. head·
quarters. Pakistan was representing
the Afghan guerrillas. who h.ave
vowed to continue their war to oust
the Marxist government an Kabul.
Secretary of State Ge.orgc P. Shultz.
who signed for the United States. said
the aarccment would ailow the people
of Af&hanistan to determine their
own future and to restore the inde-
pendence they have earned thro uf)l
"blood and sacrifice." Foreign Minis-
ter Eduard A. Shevardnadze signed
for the Soviet Union.
Secretary-General Javier Perez de
Cuellar of the United Nations said t he
U.N.-mediated agreements "rep-
resent a major stnde an the effort to
bring peace to Afghanistan."
Also signing the accord were
Foreign Minister Abdul Wakil of
Afghanistan and Acting Foreian Min-
ister Zain Noon\'11 of Pakistan.
Shultz said the United St.ates will
continue to aid the Afghan guerrillas
until the Soviets stop arming the
Afghan government. But he also said
the agreement wi ll "improve the
atmosphere' oTv.S.-SoViet relations
and could help end Soviet inter-
vention in other regional conflicts.
The settlement followed six years
of on-again. off-again negotiations
between Afghanistan and Pakistan.
which neighbors Afghanistan and is
home to an estimated thrtt million
Afghan refugees.
The Moslem insurgents fighting
the Marxist Afghan government for
I 0 years have headquarters in Paki-
stan. Pakistan .also serves as the
conduit for foreign military aid to the
guerrillas.
Perez de Cuellar opened the I 0-
minute ceremo ny by thanking Af·
ghanistan and Pakistan for their
"tireless effons." He thanked the
United State\. which suppons the
guerrillas. and the Soviet U nion,
which backs the government. for
agreeing to guarantee the accord.
Aides carried the leather-bound
documents from one minister to the
next for signing. Copies go to each
c.ountry aqd the United Nations ..
The agreement commits Pakistan
and Afghanistan to not suppon
"directl) or indirectl y. rebellious or
secessionist activities" against each
other. and It provides from the
withdrawal of Soviet troops who
entered Afghanistan in 1979 to help
the go\emment.
Shultz said he was confident the
Soviet t.:nion would bet.in its troop
withdrav.al on M'.hedule May IS.
But 1n Pakistan. President
Mohammed Zia ul-Haq said today he
foresees continued turmoil in Af-
ghanistan because the qrecment
docsn 't address t ile issue of a new
gove"rnment to replace the one head-
ed b~ President Najib.
There 1s no provision in accord to
end the war. and it says nothing about
the composition of future Afghan
go\ crnments.
Pakistan sajd It would continue to
withhold recogniuon of the Kabul
Adoption of infant
blocked by Navajos
SAN JOSE (AP) -Navajo baby
AJlyssa Kristian Pitts is caupt in a
tut-of-war of cultures and laws that is
tearinaapan CVef¥ODC who loves her. OHPi&e the Wishes of both her
Uftm&nied. 21-year-old natural
mother and tbe foster family who has cared for Allym sin« birth &ut July,
•jacflenalecl the baby must be turned
· OWi' 1odly to Navajo authorities.
• Plvicia K.eeuo. who 11vc up Al~ to o&r Mr 1 better life 1way · hln die,._,...-in Arizona, says
llle'11 a.c IO II' her beck and return
• 11iereo1'ewa.i.l-t.eldoptiveparents.
Qcryl ... akt Pills.
Kcetso is adamant in sayina Jhe
doesn't want Allyssa to vow up on a
reservation. allin1 1t an im-
poverished life filled .,..;th alcoholism
and crime.
"I know what it's like on the
reservation." she said tearfuDy at the
Pitues' home. "I love my ba"Y and
want heT to ,et somethi~ out Of lifl.
There'~ ~utety· nod\1 .. oe the
mervation. I just want the belt for
my baby. .. It 1an my bean apan tMI the
tribal people are tryina to lake my
baby," she said.
When the story surfaced earlier this
week, Reaaan aides described the
p~ident as angry to learn of the
deception. Speakes. however. said in
subsequent interviews that Rcaaan
knew at the time of the practice and
did not object.
Wednesday Reagan said. ''I was
not aware of that and just learned it
recently, as all the rest of you did. and
I can tell you right now that I have no
affection for these kiss-and-tell books
that are being written. and I find it
entirely fiction."
Rcapn did not dim:tly answer the
question of whether he approved of
the practice or would allow it to
continue. His current spokesman.
Marlin Fitzwater. has condemned the
practice.
Reagan's reference to "kiss-and·
tell" books evidently refers not only
to Speakes' book. but to ''Behind the
Scenes," written by his former deputy
chiefof staff. Michael K. Deaver. and
a forthcoming volume by former
chief of staff Donald T. Regan.
T he president also was asked about
Speakes' contention that he "docs not
read many newspapers thoro ughly."
"Well. I begin with the comics."
Reagan said. confinnin• pan of
Speakes' account and drawing a laugh
from his audience in the process.
Oeoqe 8bulta •l&na AfCbanlatan .ettlanent.
aovernment pending formation of a general said.
Drug abuse by traln cre"8 reported
WASH I NG TON - A new General Accounting Office report shows that
drug and alcohol abuse by railroad crew members bas become "a runaway
train." a senator says. Sen. John Heinz, R-Pa., offered that characterization
Wednesday after the report was released by GAO, the invcsti~tive ann of
Congress. It rcponed that one in five crews involved in train accidents durina
1987 had at least one member t.est positive for drup or akohol. The findina
came durinJ. a review oft.he Federal Railroad Administration's 1>0licy of
requiring railroad workers in major accidents to submit to drua and alcohol
tests. On Feb. 11 . the tcstina was sttuck down as unconstitutional by the 9th
U.S. Circuit Coun of Appeals in San Francisco: But the prosram remains in
place while the Reagan administration appeals.
Hostage asks Kuwait
give in to ~ijackers
ALGIERS. Algeria (AP) -A
Kuwaiti passenger aboard a hijacked
jumbo jet pleaded with his govern-
ment today to gi ve in to the Arab
aunmen's demands and said they
would kill everyone aboard if Kuwait
refused.
Negotiations to free about 36
hostages aboard the Kuwait Airways
·Boeing 747 were suspended.
The-hijackers have demanded that
Kuwait free 17 pro-Iranian ex-
tremists convicted of terrorism.
Kuwait has rejected the demand.
The plane was commandeered
April 5 on a Bangkok-Kuwait flilht
with 112 people aboard. It was first
divened to Mashhad. Iran, where S7
peo ple were freed. It. went on to
Cyprus. where two hostages were
killed and 13 released, and flew to
Algiets Tuesday. ·
The hijackers. thou&tlt to number
about eight. arc anned with grenades
andaunsand have threatened to blow
up the plane and kill their hostages.
In a call fro m the plane to the
control tower. the passenger ident·
ified himself as Ahmed Z.yed.
''My name is Ahmed Zayed." the
passenger said over the radio to the
control tower. His words were
monitored by reporten. "Hello.
Hello to my family. I am in 1ood
health. I ask the aovemmcnt to
release the 17 Islamic Jihad prisonen.
If not. they will kill us all."
The call came after the official
Alatrian news qcncy, Alaeric Preue
Service, reported that tatks between
Algerian neaotiaton and the hi-
jackers had been suspended. It did
not say why the talks were broken on:
The talks had reacbed an impuse
Wednctday. A rankina Alaerian of-
ficial. speakins on condition of
anonym1tr. said Wednesday that
Kuwait's· intransigence" had created
the standstill.
A Cypriot official said the jct was
refueled and allowed to leave Cyprus .
only after Alacria pve assurances
that the remaininf passeneen would
be freed on arriva there.
"Oµr objective all alon1 was the
safe release of the hosiqes. We
believed we had succeeded in this
when the hijackers released
.... hostaacs here. with the rest to be
freed in Alaien. accorclin1 to the
Algerian assurance," government
spokesman Akis Fantis said.
There are believed to be about 32
Arab passengcrs .
U.S. Navy patrol boat hits
1nine in the Persian Gulf
new one. In a letter to Diego "Through their blood and sacrifi ce.
Cordovcz. the U.N. mediator in the the AfJhans have earned the op.
talks. Noorani said that "in view of portunaty to resume their indepen-
the realities of the situation in dencc," Shultz said. "Let us help
Afghanistan and notwithstanding the them realize it."
accords signed today. (Pakistan) will The United Nations estimates 1.5 NICOSIA. Cyprus (AP)_ A U.S.
continue to .... withholdextendingrec-million Afghans have been killed in Navy frigate on patrol in the Persian
ognition to the regime in Kabul." the war, which began after an April G ulfapparently struck an underwater
The Afghan guerrillas have said 1978 communist coup. More than mine today. but there were no reports
they will continue their war until the 10.000 Soviets have died in the of injuries, Pentagon sources said.
1ovemmcnt 1s deposed. No Jucrrilla fightina. Wesiem sources estimate. The sources. speaking on condition
today at Tehran and two other
Iranian cities in retaliation for an
Iranian missile that crashed into ~dad. Both sides •id many
civilians were killed or wounded.
leaders attended the signing ccr· Soviet leader Mi-khail S. ofanonymity,saiditwasunclearhow
emony. Gorbachev told American business extensive the damqe was.
Shultt and Perez de Cuellar leaders in Moscow Wednesday that The officials identified the fripte
stressed that the accord will let the the accord may have international as the USS Samuel B. Robens. They
Afghan pcoplc..dctcanine.their fatcr -implications on a par with he-.said -the -ship ':is-in .no danaer of
"The challenge facing the Afahan superpower treaty sianed in Decem-sinking." They llf'Ced to discuss the
people is great, but it can and must be ber to ban medium-range nuclear matter only if not identified.
met by them alone:· the secttt.ary· missiles. Iraq said it fired Iona-range missiles
ThcofficiaJ Iraqi. News Aeency said
an Iranian missile slammed into a
residential area of Bqhdact Wednes-
day night. "Many civilians ftfC
killed and wounded, includin1
womm_.1_nd children in addition to
many houses, cars and shops lieina
damaaed." the llCDCY quoted a
military spokesman u sayina. ,.
Teen· killed in
plunge at Big A
., ..... A.1111 eta ... Pna
Marine killed in county brawl
buried; police probe incident
A I C).year-old man fell to his death
from an upper-level at Anaheim
Stadium durina.a pme between the
California Aneeh and Chicaao White
Soa, Wednetday night, a city
spokeswoman said.
The death of the youth. who was
not immediatety identified was the
ftnt from 1 fal1 in the 11.adlum·s 22·
year ltistory, ~1'1 to Shtri
Ettewine o( the city's public infor·
mation otrke.
RIVERSIDE (AP) -A Marine
killed in a fiaht outside a bar with two
rolleme fooibelt = "' buried with Tull military as his family
disputed police rqM>tU that he may
have died in a fair fight he swted.
Marines in dress blue uniforms carried the n.a-ctrapect coffin of Staff
~· Richard Bpuj~r. )(), IO the
R1vmide National Cemetery IJIYe-liae WednacMy and find a 21...a.ot
rifle volley in the KrVi~n·s honor.
wclll said his carcliolosist. Dr. John·
Malny.
Bonjer. who bad been 111tioned at
the El 1 oro Marine Corp1 Air Scation
for the put year, wa mouned by
family members wllo aid *' MN aQlm'd by ......... by~ wl
Deputy Dilaict Attorney . Melvin
Je:ntea dla1 die c:area' toldier may bave died in a tWr fteln that lie 11181
alto bave IWted.
No oec '* beeD Mrtated ia COftaecUon witb loleja't ..... but =~ :'tr'I!:=.=; ne "--· dle1 me .. ctevu-,,........_"" _,. "" ... =i::: .==.::. =r= :--....... met but
The NavUC> N1tion'• Trit.I De-
partn)Cftt of Justice. citilll the Indian
Child WelWe Act. filed • complaint
in-S..... a.a~~ ia ~ to . " jutitCtictioft of the cue·and tt:Sbc Pimes' adoptioft
petition.
The inddent occuned at about 1:30
p.m .. duri~ the sixth inni~ of the ,.me. Oflk'ials could not tmmcdi·
altly •)'~the victim fell from
a a oedestrian ramp or a 1atins ara. He struck the rOof.of'Oatc S, near me left fieldconm and H IDOlbcr 15
kt ao the po-.ncl, and landed on hit
bKlt.
Bottjcr died of had injuries last
week after a brawl ena~ Inside Butiet"s rataunnt.-r ia fullenon
and continued outtidc.
His heart WU tf!!"Plptcd to ScOlt Heecfdins. 26, a Hu~ le8ch
musician, Friday in die fina l8Clt
cam wllo wae .,.... to .. w
wi .. ~-M"ari· Lact :'1'llunm: Dina. .. , _.:I:• llrJJ 11 lm.L n. .......... °"' AlyMI. = =' :r::t..:~ .. ...., .................
.. .
Na~~ claimed the aclop.
lion WU i ...... wl ........ lie
baby be tent to * feler'\iltioft,
The victim died immedi9ttly, ac-
cordi"-t.o a coroner's lnvestilltor.
•1'o -.lld9ctd the -.Sti1y pcftdins
notifkation of relative& .
:ra:=.in~="-= cardiomyc,pathy. 1 dle£neratJve
ban ditordn .... ,.,,... ....
l
..Mr eoa it dald wl nobody Im beea boobd,M ........ ...,, of
St. '--N.Y. "To • it it an ull 11icqW1 li1•tion. I j• doll 't
...... ••• bow. aerioul m.. ...
Make vocational
education a full
partner in schools .
Businessmen and industry leaders like it. Ditto for state
schools chief Bill Honig.
If legislators. educators and students rec0$nize the
potential, California's schools may soon take a significant
step toward making vocational education a full panncr to
academics in public schools.
The ••it" is a bill that would give schools S 150 million
over three years as an incentive to bolster vocational
education.
Sponsored by Sen. John Seymour, R-Anaheim. the ball
would give schools financial il)ccntivcs of$20 per student in
1989-90. $40 in 1990-91 , $60 in 1991-92 and a cost-of-living
adjustment annually thereafter. In exchange. schools that
choose to panicipate would review their vocational education
program. compare it to basic academic courses. and when appr~priate. count vocational credits toward graduation
requirements.
Business leaders arc enthusiastic about the program
bccau~ vocational course offerings would be shaped by
assessmg the entry-level jobs a vailable at local businesses or
industry.
The bill earned an endorsement from the California
Manufac~urers Association. where officials said they would
suppon It because the state needs a workforce with skills
balanced between the vocational and academic sectors to stay
competitive with other areas' economics.
An official at the California Chamber of Commerce said
the measure would help solve schools· dilemma over
balancin• academic and vocational training.
Honig sa~s the bill would further efTons he has beJun
without erodmg academic standards. "We have required
more academic study, longer school days. and an environ-
ment for students to strive for excellence. This bill will help
make vocational education a full panncr in the reform
movement:• he said.
We like the bill and the concept. It recognizes that not all
hi~ sc.hool students will so to col.lege and moves toward
~qu1ppmg those students with the skills they will need to get a
JOb.
Schools. students and local business and industry
officials will share the benefits of the program because the
interest of each will be linked.
It's also possible that the pr~m could establish a closer
relationship between schools and businesses -a relationship
with ~tential that has never been fully explored.
High school students who arcn 't ready for or wo n't attend
co~legc arc bein& dumped on the labor force with inadequate
skills to demand anything more than minimum wage jobs.
Scym~ur's bill is a posit.ive step toward filling the void
between high S:Chool graduall<?n and a gra~uatc's first job. It
has the potenual to make a high school diploma something
more than a piece of paper that proves a graduate has been
institutionalized for 12 years. ..
Trade barriers
A dilemma faced by free traders ... occurs when the ideal
of free trade faces practical tests that have unfair local impacts
or when local mdustries disagree about adverse trade
situations. With aarecment by House and Senate conferees on
the bulk of a trade bill ... such prolilems tend to become
institutionalized in policy rather than being still-workable
political issues.
One such issue involves table grapes from Chile and the
impact .they have on California growers. Perhaps aggravated
by a union boycott, many growers feel belcagurcd because of
what they sec as unfair trade practices.
But some. such JS Delano Pandol Brothers Inc .. also are
!nternational trade.~ and can make money if they handle
1mponed commodities.
. Other people make the point that allowing Chi lean grapes
in expands the market for everyone: Because of di fTcrcnccs 1 n
seasons. where the market once was seasonal. it now allows a
year-round consumer habit.
Combine that with a vested interest that East Coast
conaressmen. state aovemments and unions have in business
from pons and markets. and it is difficult to argue
compromises when there arc unfair situations.
... Chile imposes a 15 percent duty on our grapes that we
do not impose on theirs .... Clearly, a 15 percent duty is a trade
!"atter ~t for negotiation or a tr~dc bill. But marketing order
inspection standards and dcadhncs should not be in such a
bill.
.Markctina order standards fC?r grapes arc perfectl:i.:.
sens!ble. But the Department of Agriculture should seek fair.
sensible standards and pursue the adoption of them on their
own mcnts. not as trade policy.
--.Eenllel4 c.Jll•l'8Jn
Homesick otters
You can take an otter away from his homeofTthc Bia Sur
co,st. ~l it sec~~ you can't remove the lively animal's
~ for famahJr sponina &J'Qunds. Last fall. federal biolosists captured 6) sea ottcn off Bia Sur and transported
them to watcn just south of Los AnaeJes.
The idea was that if some disaster -an oil spill. perhaps.
or ditea1e -struck the northern otttrS. there would be a
survivi"f colony to the south.
But at turns out that many of the otters, pan.icularly the
older ones, aot homesick and swam home. One can
SY,mpathizc. Once )'OU become tel in your ways. different
hfcstylcs and surroundinp. ..-nicularly the Southern
California brand. can be untettlina. It ii flattmna to think
thete lively mammals couldn't wait to tet beck to our pan of
the coast. .. ,.,..__.a. ....
.. tw,
t1J lMW •
.. Cllllt ~==--..,.
.... [MW ..... ....... _,..... ,,. ............
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday, Aprll 14. 1988 AS
.. It 's the city a ttorney's office-a place where n ew m eani ng 1
continually brought to the term ·'business as usual . · ·
Clty attorney's office full of
things that go bump in press
Next time you dnve down Ma in
Strttt in Huntington Beach. gJanct to
yo ur left as )"OU pass City Hall.
You ma) not noucc It nght otT the
bat. but wa) up there on the foun h
fl oor rs a dark cloud hovenng along
the side of the building. Not 10 won '.
It's bttn there for }ears. It's the c1 i~
attorne} ·s office - a place where new
meaning 1s continuall) brough t 10 the
term "business as usual.''
I first noticed the cloud when I
moved from San Diego to Orange
County and went to work for a w~lcl}
newspaper. M) assignment was to
cover cit} government in Hunungto n
Beach. M ) fim da) out I stopped b"
Cit) Hall. talked 10 a few people.
grabbed some literatu~ on the annual
Fourth of Jul} parade. picked up a
Cit) Council agenda. noticed I'd
mad' ertentl) parked 1n the plan ning
d1rtttor's place - the usual stuff.
The next da) I stopped b) the
police station to Stt 1f anything was
101n1 on. And )CS. somet hing ~as
101n1 on.
Cll) ..\ttome) Don Bonfa and
Deput) C1t) Atto rne) Joh n
O'Connor had bttn in a fistfight the
night before. Just li ke that. Two
JrO" n men. Two professionals duk·
ing It out in a power suite up on the
fo urt h floor of Cit} Hall.
'The) both fi led police repon s.
The) both 1ook ltc dete-ctor tests.
They both passed. O'Connor said
Bonfa had arms hke "telepho ne
poles." Bon fa descnbed O'Connor as
"a w1ldman." Bonfa fired O'Connor.
But O'Connor said he actuall' re-
signed first. ·
Welcome to Huntington Beach.
home of the wackiest little law firm 1n
Oranae Count}. .
As fate v.ould ha'e 11. Bonfa was
coming up for re-elec11on. W11h the
Great Founh Floor Punch O ut s11ll
hanging an the air like carbon mon·
oxide. Bonfa's goost was prett) well
cooked.
I remember he pjaced campaign
signs around tov.n that featu red an
enlarged photograph of himself -a
s1ern·look1ng Bonfa shaking his fist
v.11h an ominous threat beneath 11. It
read. "M> name's Don Bonfa. and
r m getting angf) :·
One of 1he campaign posters was
placed in Cit) Hall near the elevators.
But within a da) or two someone
d rev. a hot dog 1n Bonfa's gesturing
hand and changed th~ slogan to read:
"M ' name's Don Bonfa and r m
getting hun10 ..
It ~as that kind 01 elec11on II v.a s
also the election 1n v.h1ch the c111zens
of Hunt1ng1on Bea h 1nhert1ed Gail
Hutton
Hutton v.as the attrac11,e. atten·
11,e aherna11H" 10 Bonfa. The da'
af\er she v.on the C'lecuon she pu't
signs up all 0' er 1ov. n sa~ ing "Thank
) ou ... It !>Ct' med kind of class~ al th<'
lime
Well. one of the first things she did
was rehire O'Connor The following
~ear she fired him. ~ot onl~ did she
fi re him. she called 1n three under·
co' er pol ice officer\ to make sure
O'Connor didn't steal an)th1ng v.h1le
cleaning out his desk
O'Connor. 1n turn. claimed 1hat
Hutton s1olc some of his belongings
There v.ere also rcpons that one of
Hutton's other auorne\S. Bob
Sangster. v. as carT) in g a 1un for self·
pro1ccuon the da~ O'Connor v.as
fired.
Sangster made nev.s a couple ot
)ears later v.hcn he v.as caught
allcaedl) tr)ing 10 steal SC\eral com·
pu1er diSC'S from a Target Mpa.nmen1
store 1n Hun11ng1on Beach Thert v.as
apparent!~ a brief struggle befoft'
secunt) 1uards v.ere able to get a firm
gnp on Sangster.
In some c111es 1ha1 m1gh1 ha' e cost
someone 1n Sangster's pos111 on his
JOb. Not in Hununga.on Beach.
San~stcr v.as se ntcnet"d 10 three da) s
1hJa1I. fi ned S SOO and. ha' ing paid his
debt to soc1et). returned to the fourth
fl oor none the "'orse for v.-ear
The follov. mg 'ear a p~n ate firm
v.as hired 10 'onduct a management
stud~ of Hutton's dcpanment. Th('
stud) v.as tuc~ed av.a~ fo r a ~ear or
so. It's eas' 10 see v.h '
The stud'. released in IQ 6 v. hen
Hutton v.as up for rl'-<'lecuon. con·
el uded that her dcpanmcnt was
pcrcct' cd as being "unapproachable
and obstruc11onis1." 100 poht1cal and.
1n general. replct<.' v.11h problems.
Hutton sav. 11 d11Trren1h he said
the audit gaH· her and her depan·
ment. v.h1ch includn nine attorne\S. "~tcrhng" mar~s ·
Just v.hcn th ings \I.ere staning to
get relat1,el\ calm on the fourth floor.
Walter E. bur~ stepped up 10 the
plate
Burk. an anal\St for Hutton's
department. had ·apparent!~ bttn
ghen pcrm1u1on to v.ork .. fle·rnme"
STEVE
MaRBLE
b<causl' he 11,cd 1n L3 Cre~nta.
v.h1ch 1s a long pu ll from Hu ntington
Beach Burk. brought a nev. defin111on
to the term "fle,11me ·
.\ccord1ng to repons Burk secret!\
landed a second fu ll·ttmc JOb last
October. v.orkmg \l.llh the l
D1stnct Court in Los .\ngele!> He
must ha'e cnJO~C'd the nev. JOb too
He apparent!> used sic~ time comp
11me. 'a auon ttmt' tle,ume.doublc
11me. v.1ss 11me and v.hatc,er 10
e\pla1n his absence in Huntington
Beach dunng October 'o'ember
and Dl..~mber
He v.as found out v.hen an ac ·
qua1ntanC't' from Hun11ngton Beach
sav. him v.orlr.1ng 1n Los .\ngele'>
Burk e'cn1uall> rN1gned T"IC't'
Once 1n Huntington Beach and again
1n Los .\ngelt's
Hutton look the Burk re' ela11on 1n
stndc ht' v.cnt on 'acat1on
Whtie he \I.as av.a, 11 v.as learned
that Sang.stt'r had als·o ~en d1pp1ng
tnto thr old comp-11me bucket .\c·
cordtng 10 c11~ officials. Sangster took
o ff 1"0 10 thr('e months la tt las1 'car
to balance his time sh~I ·
One gets the rdca that 11 muM ha'e
brt'n a pre11' lonel~ plaC'l' around
Hu 11on ·s office last fa II
:-.o\I. some ~oplc su ggMt Hunt·
mgton Beach nC'Cds a nt'v. C'tt'
anorne) -again rm not sure that"\
the ansv.er be,au\C other l)('Oplc:
suggest the ci t) ·s charter \hould be
changed to make the office appo1n·
11,e rather than ell."l'tt'e 'ot a bad
idea. but 1t takes a Cit' v. 1de '01e 10
change 1he chancr Jnd an\\l.J\ it's
been tned be-fore
:-.o. r m afraid \!. hat the l'tliCI.' reall\
ne-eds 1s an e\orc1sm The pla-t· "
haunted It's pos!oC's~ It'\ a h11lr
shop of horro~ It's 11me for the
Ghost Buster ga ng It's come to that
So~
SI~.,~ M•rtk 11 H •ul1Uot C"il• ~for •f ~ D•il> Pilot. ·
l:J.N. staff-says refugee
chief-bowed to-pressur-e
WASHINGTON -Refugee ex·
perts arc res11nang from the U nited
Nations bccauK ahe~ ~) the offi~
cha'Jed with protecting refu1c-n 1s
bow1n1 10 countries that rcfu~ to
accept their fair share.
The discontent inside the office of
the Ll.N. HIJh C'omm1s.s1oner for
RcfuattS flared in Janu:\ry when Hi&h
Commissioner Jean-Pierre Hocke
bur-Md almost all the 138.000 coptes
of ahe •""Y's official mqazinc
"Refu •• Hocf:.~ official reason was that a
story on evolvina rcfogee policy 1n
West Gnmany was out o f dat~. But
othen inSIM the att'l\CY told our
l"q)Or1er Sally Dinkel that Hocke was
afraid the story would emberrass
Wa& Germany beau~ it tnakd
that w country h.,d cf'ftcl1ttly
doMd its bonlen tO all but I tncldt of
~i .. to a cop) ot w ft\IP-nnt tMI etcapec.t H«'ke's fi~. West
Oftmany now ~irn v1-of all rdueca wbo .... to fnttf •he =·but W~Oermueld111r:tt
1 M\l'C beea Oldtttid llOC 10 lllue
vim unlal tM m.r will WW the
immediate intcftltl "'w~ °""
m&n). The number or dtponations'
from Wat Oenftllly n aho OB the
ritr. J
Theft ii DO U.N. ~mncnt that
mttnbtt nations lm'PI 1 Cft1ain
numbtt of~ H~'s off\« is = tOOvt'l"ltt ~of the md mast thr C'OUtm1t$ that
IJ"e a~m as~lum For their part. the
countnes \•Oluntanl\ conmbute to
the •nc) 's budget· fnr rcfuatt ~
s1stancc. So Hocke ha 10 waJk a fine
line betv.ittn helpma 1ht refuaccs v.-ho
nttd a home and c:itenn1 to the
countncs that pa} for his prosrams.
Some ofHocke's stafTc~ think he has
stepped o'er the hne. ar'ld favon'd the
counancs thaa contnbute funds..
M\er the nated State-s and Japan.
West German) 1s th(' third &araiest
conanbutor to ahe U.N Hi&h Com·
missioner for Rcfups
Roland-Plerrt Pannpiu. the ech·
tor of "Rcf\AlttS" mqazine tokl us
that he 1s luvil\I has JOb. but sa;d he
made his dcc1s1on htfore Hocke
burned the mqazines He defended
the 17 ·PllC artidt on West German) as .. vef) IOOd... and laid at was
written by ~tfine Zarjtvtti. who had
betn the •O()•'s rcpiaen•ti~ 10
\hat country.
Othtt offklats.. who tPOtc on the
conct100n that they not be acknt1ficd.
cued H()(kt's contro~I ~
orp.n1u11on p&an as 1nothtf rea50t1
tomt eme>k>)tu M't leavn11 the .M). t4t has applintcd tt'-'ftal
bjpl} patd C'OCltuluot~ to "°'°Pn12e
the •"'1· '"'°""' <'bf«ttons and 14, •tt from tonat1me ~tafttn..
Wor\.m alt0 f't1)0ntd1) have bttn
ahenatcd b) H()(kt·s r \an 10 keep a
lo• profile v. hcn 1t COmt1 to prot«t·
1n1 rtf l.&fC'CS Conlf"U1onal and 4'taac ~n·
mcnt 3i0Ultt'S tokl us that Hoctc"s
JICI
111£1$11
and IQS£PH SPUR
r .. ~~
commitment to makina the agenc~
more ac:countable 10 co ntnbuttng
nation" 1 one or th<' reasons the
United States supported htS ~ect1on
as high <'Omm1's1oner tv.o and a hall
cars ago .\I the timr donor coun·
trtr o~botb s1dn of th<' <\tlanttc were
1ightcn1na their refuatt l>Oh 1es
Hockt 11 up for rc~lttt1on before
members of the n11C'<1 Nations this
)ear U . SOUrttS tell us that he can
ex~ .S su~. But man)'f)!"'"ate
R'ltef llCn<'~ v.ho •'Ort with the
romm1 1oner tell u.s that the~ art
c-o~mt'd about h1!. oornm1t1mcnt to
ttfulttS
V.c a~cd H kc for • com~t.
but he dtthned 10 soca._ to '"o~tt tht ~ Ht erom•ttd '° ~ ,,.,lh" lf
V.'C fk• lO Qcnt'\ l. 111 h~rt hll ~ IS
loca 1t'd
Lera Rs
STEVE 11Aa11LS
Col•••W
------
Merge NB
and Irvine
To tht· Editor
Wh~ not consider a grand mrtro-
polttan unified c11,-Newpon Beach·
Ir' 1ne. or In ine·Nev.port Beach?
Th1nlo.. of the ad,anwges:
lmpro,cd h1ghwa~~ and str'C'ClL
keeping 1n mind "mewing people"
ratht'r than planning o;olel) for the
au1t1mob1k \\1th Pacific Coast Hiah-
v. a' l UrTl'nlh unable 10 handle traf.
f1l \.On'>1dera11on of <.ome form ol
mJ'' tran .. 11 can rc~lte' t the con~
ttun that e\l\t!> and ma ~t going to tht
tx·.il h J tun npenen e :1s 1t should be.
ratht'r than a has.sk as we now
n1>1-·m·n\.l' .\nd 1h1n of the 1n-
lfl':.t'tl.'d traffil that \I.Ill be generated
\I. tth thc propo'>Cd dt·\(·lopment when
Pl·l1lJn Hill Road mt•l't'> PCH. a nd
otht'r planned 1mpro\t·ments up and
do"'n the ( oa'>I
fhc airport With the common
gtial 1 I.' malo..c sure th:it the El Tor{)
~t.1nm· Corp!> .\ir tat·on will never
tx· lOn!>1dercd for a J''lnl m1htat)·
comml'ru al a1rpart. rlie combined
c1t1ci. v.1 ll ha'{' much mort> clout \\Ith
tht· Fl'deral .\' 1a11on .\rlmin1s1ra11on.
or .10~ othl'r agt'nc~ lh:\t m1Jht e'en
think of .. uch an 1mnrac11cal and
d1'>.1\trou<> idea
1 he d1!>pute o'er v. ho v.111 control
tht• ln1ne Coast bet"een Newpon
Beal h and Laguna Reach "111 ~ re~h cd as 11 should bf' for this aret1
belong 10 both c111es
lmpro,ed PR for N>th :-.:ewpon
Beach and In inc In man) respects
our \.1 t1e complement one another
\\ or~1ng together can pro' e 10 be a
s> nt'rg1st1c approach 10 facing the
challenging problem~ v. h1ch he
ahead. and min1m1.lc neg.a11,e de·
't"lopment
'1t'v.port Beach Ma~ 1r John Co" is
quott>d in the !\1arch 31 In 1ne World
!'e"' s regarding the c"astal· d1sputt
"If an) thing we agree 1n disagree ..
!\fa n~ responsible c11 •ze ns ofln 1n<'
and '"l.'v.pon Beach sa'. "Let's agree
lO agree 10 v.orlo.. togetht•r as one grand
C'll) thereb) ach1e,1rig our bas1'
ObJeC11'<' 10 maintain and 1mpro'e
the qualtt~ of life 1r our unique
em<"rg1ng metropahtan area .. \\here
el~ on planet earth arc thtft' so man'
amcn111e!. 1n clo~ pro'\•mtt~
It is tru(' that our c111cs ha'c man'
d1fTerence.s including the fact that
l'ewpon Beach does not ha\e af.
fordable housing_ Hov.e,cr with ou1
common goals m mmd and dtd1·
cated efTon thcst dtfTt~n~s can he
rC'SOh ('d The poliucal ram1fica11ons of unit·
1ng 1he Olll""\ of "ev.pon Beach and
Ir• int are form1dal>lc Ho~c,cr. v.1th
the." man~ ad,antages ofth1s concept
w gcther v.1th concerted efTon this
11.11n1 'C'nture ,·an pro' e fair and equal
rl'prescn1a11on for If' 1n(' and Nev.·
pon The ma~0r's S('at might Ix on a
rotating bas~ Ta.lung each s1tuat1on a
s1ep at a 11me. the obJect of a grand
Cit\ Of ~ev.pon·lr\ 1ne can become a
rcaltt\
0 .\ \ ID MC COSKER
In me
Migrant workers
To the Editor
I find 11 deplorahl. tha1 man'
m1i?ran1 .... orlo..ers \l.h1 har.est o~r
tru1t) Jnd 'e&etablt'S fr'r our market\
arc not being pro ' 1dcd '"tletsor v.a1e·
for \l.J)h1ng their hanrl, despite the
i('deral h' g1enc ruk• that "ert
Jdnpll'd J ~ear ago h ,, ull<'fl'
J1<.~u'1 ng Ill a lo..no .... t~dgl' tht fa n
:1-iJ' thl''-C m igrant \l.1"'rlo..t~ are d('
rr 'eJ cit the toilet'> and \!. ater v. h1le
v." . .,g ,m our farm l:inds. for v.-ho
,~ ... J nov. v.hat l1nd ofd1sca~sv.e
mJ' l·n .. 1unter from 1he1r dirt'
hJ •i.h
\l,,rC'('' er these-m1gran1 v.or\:er\
(',t''l J "31Jn v.h 1ch I'> no Joubt Ver\
ffil41' 11,m('\Cr. \he ·mplo"ers ar\-
rt'Jt'l1~ Ix ndits lrom the fru11 and
't'~l·t.1:--1,' 1hat arc tx·•ng harvC'Stl'd
dJ1h JnJer the i.ub<.tandard con·
d1t11'"' 1 hC> pro\ 1dt' for their
~lH \. ... ,
In a.hht ion. tt 1s ludicrous to
,,,mrrt'hi.'nd 1he fact that thnc cm-
pl1 "·r-. Jrc "ealth' 1n\11v1duals who
ft•d 111:lc '' mpatfi, for thOtC Ins
INtunJtC thnn lhC\ art" When wm the
mNt' aa'fluenl c1tuens learn to ha~
mort•, ornras..,1on"
Ji\Mll TZMAN
t orona del Mar Hiah School
TooAv IN H1s10R¥
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0r8nge COMt DAILY PILOT/ Thurld•y, Aprll 14, 1988 •
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Unlike numerous repetitious
American rappers like Run DMC and
LL Cool J, the reagae variation of rap.
called "dub," offers politicized music
with a message for our mind as well as
our feet.
Chanting revolutionary poetry
while backed by a rh ythmic sex.tel.
reggae dub poet Mutabaruka (born
Allen HQpc) brings · anger. com-
passion. and a subtle sC"nse of humor
10 his mi x of socio-political anal ysis
and shifting musical te'\tures.
lncorporaung politic~ into a musi-
cal format is always a risky prop-
Robert E. Schmitz, 111.D •• 1Nc.
announces the certification
to offer the
~JEDI FAST ·
PROG R A ~I
A physician supervised
weight loss program
at tile BIG BEAR INN, in
beautiful Big Bear Lake, Calif.
Comprehensive medical
treatment. including:
• Clinical evaluation
• Rapid weigth reduction
• N\Jtrition conseling
• Physician supervision
For more information. call
(714) 866-7561
Ask for Mary Solley
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os1 uon. but this dreadlocks Rasta
from Jamaica-succeeds b¥-ta.ck.ling
the problems of human suffering with
both insightful lyricism and unwavC'r-
ing commitment.
Influenced by black libcrauonists
Malcolm X and Eldridge Cleaver.
Mutabaruka is first and foremost a
poet. Writing since the late 1960s. he
has had three books of poetry publish-
ed -"Outcry" (197'\). ·•sun and
Moon" (1976). and "The Book: First
Poems" ~ 1981 ).
It is with this litera ry background
and skill that Muta tas he's called)
focuses on political leaders. famin e.
nuclear contaminauon. and Jamai-
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COLORING CONTEST
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"1988 Sticks-and Stones and Dinosaur Bones"
Coloring· Contest
Orange County Fair and Exposition Center -April 29th, 3oth and May 181.
II Fair Drive, Coet8 M-(714) 751-3247
Expo Hours: Friday-10 a.m. to 5 p.m .• Saturday-9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Sunday-9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
FREE ADMISSION
Complete the form below end bring the llnlsned ut to the Knotfs Betry Ferm Olno•ur E1th1b1t. louted In !tie Olnoaeur Pavlhon of !tie Y~ Building, It !tie
Orange County Felrorounds. Fndey. Aprll 29'tl. S.h.1tdey. April 30ltl or Sunday. Mey 1tl Entries Wiii be j\.ldged at 300 p.m Sundlly. Mey 11t
First place w1nnera In eech category'wlll receive a tree pair of Knott'• Berry Ferm adm1M1on tlclltets RibbO"a will be given to all perticipenta, En•iet will be
dispt.eyed ea ttl~ ete brougnt into the Otno•ur Pavilion
c.~ Grede IAll9!•
o P,...School o 1<.~,... o 1.c o 2nd o 3rd o ~ o 5fl a""
le
Camerata presents
-emorable Mozart-
11 CHJUSTOPHER PALMER exception). The minurt was strikint
..., .... ~ ..... c..e for ats oomph. and the interplay
between cclli and oboes at the Mozan would have been 60 years opening of the trio took on a character
old in 1819. But he ditd in 1791 , and of importance as morr than just the
50 Schubcn was obli&ed to compose transition that it usually evokes.
one of the most endearin& of all The concert opened with
Mozart symphonies: his own fifth. Mendelssohn's Symphony No. 10 in
Saturday eveninJ brought us a superb b minor. This work is not often heard.
rendering of this work from the and we were struck by its lightness
Mozart Camerata, closing their and charm. Your critic could not help
1987-88 season at Santa Ana High bl,lt recall a movie seen just last week.
School. · "The Milagro Bean field War." in
I am often asked what it is that a which very ordinary people and a
conductor does. Thean<;wer is that-very ordinary plot took on a quality of
for good or for bad -he or she is all-poignance by virtue of placement an a
powC"rful: only a pcrictrtion of com-·very endearing and very mystical
pctence and artistry emanating from context.
the podium can overcome the indif-Porat and the Mozart Camerata
ference of musicians who have com-brouJht life and C'xubt'rance to this
promised themselves too many times lovely but not terribly deep work
for too many bad stick-wavers. The from the composer's youth. Onl y
con<tu ctor who can • ge ne rate badly out-of-tune solos from the
enthusiasm in a comix-tent orchestra co ncertmaster and first violist
is rare. Ami Porat, mu~ic director of marred an otherwise stirring opening.
the Mozart Camerarn. has shown Ce llist Nathaniel Rosen followed
signs during the pa<>t season of wi th Haydn's Concerto in 0 . This is
possessi ng such capacities. the concerto which i not an b
His interpreta-t-io;_n_o_f_th_e_Sc_h_u_be_rt_..:t;..:.e~e:.x~p=ression "the Haydn Cello
Fifth Symphony was unusual in two Concerto ... According to the program
respects: first. its spt"ed was very notes. it was authenticated only
rapid; and secondly, it offC"red some recently. in 1961. having been
new thoughts. TherC" was gC"nuine thought for several centuries to be a
drama in the interpl:ly of voices. flute concerto by a collcaaue of
resulting in some cases from clarity of Haydn's. usually unclear passagrwork. and in The work is virtuosic to an extent
other cases from unuo;ual balances that is unusual in Haydn. It appears to
and phrasings. presage the. BeethovC"n violin and
The third movement resounded piano concenos to a great ex.tent in its
with interesting features: the horns use of complicated p.1ssagework in
play a major role here and whereas which the melodic material is hidden
we criticized them for blasting in order to complicate the life of the
through Mozart's 39th Symphony soloist.
earli er this season. the" blended with Rosen played brilliantly. and the
restraint (with one ven unrestrained orchestra appeared to enjoy the collaboration.
'Copperfield' ezpanda
"A FUNNY AND AIOOLUfE[
DELIGHTFUL COMEDY."
-5wwa11 laftl, FOX NITWORK
T H E
An additional performance of"The
Magic of David Copperfield" will be
presented. by popular demand. Sun-
da} at 7 p.m. at the Orange County
Performing Ans Center.
The Copperfield show will open
Friday at 8 p.m. and will run Saturday
at 4 and 8 p.m. and at 1 and :4 p.m.
Sunday. in addition to the elltra
performance. MllAGRO
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TeD.s Air investigation called warning to any airline shortcutting safety
WASHINGTON (AP) -Tran~
ponation Sttmary Jim 8umley said
today the federal 1nvntiption of
Tn:n Air Corp. ancJ Its su6'iOW')'
Eutrrn A1rtines sbouki bt considered a "lhot amm the bow .. of any airline
that miaht compromise safety d~ to
financial pressures.
Meanwhile, an Eastern official
blamed· the investiption announced
Wednesday on Pf'C'Sure from unions.
Burnley also said that air travelen
should be peatly reassured by a
planned month-Iona safety probe of
Eastern's fleet, sayina it could brin&
"the safest 30 days in the history of tha~ afrline or almost any airline in
U.S. history."
Burnley, interviewed on NBC-
TV's "Today" show. said he would
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Burnley said Federal Av'-tion Ad·
ministration official$ have not been
satisfied with Eastcm's performance
sin~ it was taken over by Texas Air
14 months aao. "They've made a lot
of progress on the safety side. on the
maintenance side. but~ don't know
that they're quite where we want them
10 be," he s~ud. _
"We've aot to be absolutely cen.ain
that no airline is buildina up financial
pressures that cause anybody in the
company to think that there's anr,
reason to cut on the safety side. ·
Burnley said. "If there's any other
airJine in this country which is evi:n
contemplating that stratqy . I ccr·
t.a1nly hope that 1he1 take this as 1
shot acrou the bow.'
ustcm Prnldcni" Phil Bak~
blamed the FAA action on prnsure
from unions whech have raised pubhc
safety issuesdurina nqotiations with
the a1rtinn. Bakes said on "CBS Tbas
Mom iOf" that Eastern has invested SI SO million more in maintenance
since the Texas Air takeover.
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Deficit shocks market .
NEW YORK (AP) -Surprise news of an
increase in the nation's trade deficit sent the stock
!Nrket rttlina Thursday. leaving the Dow Jones
industrial averaac with its second threc-<ii&it lou
this ye.ar.
Before the martm o pened the Commerce
Department reported that the nation's trade deficit
widened to S 13.83 billion in February from S 12.44
billion the month before.
That came as a shock to market participants.
who had been looking fora continued narrowing in
.the pp between jmports and exports.
The dollar dropped sharply in forcisn ex-
c hanac markets on the news. and U.S. credit
markets also took the news badly.
Prices of lon1·term Treasury bonds fell more
than SI 0 for each 1,000 in face value. putting their
yields in the 8.8S-8.9 percent range. Just a few
weeks aao aovernment bond yields got as low as
about 8.3 percent. ·
The Dow Jones ave,. of 30 industrials, by
preliminary calculations. fell 101.46 to 2.00S.63.
Due to tr•11mle1ion problems In
New Yortt, today'a Mating will not
appear In the DaNy Piiot.
AMEX LEAD ERS
Due to tr•n1miaion problems In
New Yortt. tod•y'a Hating will not
appear In the Delly Plk>t.
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Due to tr~ problen'te In
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Due to tranamlallon probtema In
New Yortt, today's Hating wttl not
8PS>Uf In the Daily Pltot.
Due to tr~ problems In
New Yant, today'a Meting wN1 not
lppe9r In the 0-.ly Piiot.
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Trade deficit grows;
value of dollar drops
WASHINO~AP)-Tbe U.S.
trade deficit wide dramatic:ally in
febnaary to s 13.1 billion, itl ~
lhortfalf lince OCtober and the eec..
ond monthly jump in a row. the
eovemment laid today.
Prices of 1tocb 0n oveneu mar-
kets and lhe value of the dollar beun faHina almost immediately. tJ.s. martcts wae not op111 wM8 the
announcement Wll llllde.
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<JenMa -' la lhe ft,. minlllel
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of S l 56.2 billion ia 1916. tbe Com-mm:e Depuuneaa llid.
·ampona of~ manufactured eoocts. oil anct ram pruclucta i•
created by Sl.3 billion in Febl....,.
Ladina the su,..e wen impona OI electrical equipment &om lbroed. up
S323 mill~ and auto ud tr1dl pans. up Sn9 million..
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Principal hits ~oof .over read_ingptogram
Mlssloa
control
ca.lling
CdMteen
Mission control to ... Polly
Davis Yes, Polly, 13. of Corona
del Marhasjustcompleteda
space mission. In fact , she was a
mission specialist at the U.S.
Space Academy in Hu.ntsville.
Ala.
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UniversitySchool leader's challenge
inspires stude!lfs to surpass their goal
By 9'ATY BOUCHER balloons. and Bonnie Paul's third-
0t •Dllllr,...... grade class made a s11Md pillow 10 sit
Last week Craig Ritter "'as smmg on for his roof-top Sta)'
on the roof of an Irvine ekmentan Jeanne Fntsche's dtird~
school 1n a beach ch:m . holdtng a thought a kite would be' in onkr for a
walloe talkJe. "'earing :1 big Mex1Can roof-dwelhng principal. and Nancy
sombrero. BJornestad's kinderprten class
No. the pohce werl n't call~ 1n pro' aded nounshment -carrot and
Ritter 1s the school's pn nn pal celen sucks.
He hun_g o ut on the roof of "I .reall) have a lot nf paper~
Unl\ers11, Ek mentan School most and reading to catch up on while the
of the <fa,, 1n fact' because he children are tn the classrooms,"
promised the ctltldn:n he "'Ould do ' Ritter ~td. "However when lunch
that 1fthe> met their gnal 1n reading. and recess am e. rm prepared to UK
··1f 11 takes getting up on the roof to and pla> w1th all the gifts the children
get )Ou interested in rC'~d1ng. I'll do tt spent so much ttme pn.-parina for fTK.
an}11me:· Rmer said 1" th(' ch1ldr('n "I "'on't be completd y CULOtIJrom
Rnter "'as not the onl" on(' ('nJO)-office functions. Just in casr', I have a
ing his sta) up on the roof. Each grade wal k1e-talk1e to keep in touch with
made something to k<'ep him bus) office personnel.'' Ruter said.
and occup\ his 11m1· dunng the The reading program that caused
duratton o( his on('-da' sunt on the all the rooftop commouon was a
roof One child repn·senting each "Read-A-Thon.'' The children got
class cl1mbcd a ladder and bestowed pe-ople to pledge mone' to the school
Rmer "1th a gift. each one unique -for eH'I) book the) read, and the
the idea of each pan1cular class. mone~ will be used fnr thinp like What's a mission specialist? h 's
a team of three children per.:
forming.simulated weightlessness
by being suspended in mid-air
with harnesses and ropes-
wearing full space suits. This is
done outside a shuttle with re-
mote controls. An appropriate
pastime for someone like Polly,
whoattendsCoronadel Mar High
School and wants to be an
astronaut.
Crate Ritter •lta on roof after •tudenta met aoa.1 in Khool '8 reacliDC proan.m.
Stud) ing Me\lco this month. · fit'ld tnps. fi ne ans prngrams. books
Nanc> Mag'u1re·s s1xth~grade cla~s for the media ~nter and computers.
presented him "'•th a ~mbrrro. To Tht' program is sponsored by
cool ofT(or JUSt for a little added fun ). P:trents of Univers1t) Park (PUP).
Steve Cfulse's th1rd-fo11nh combma-actualh a parent suppon group
t1on class presented him With water lP'leaM eee UADING/112)
Space Academy trainees in
grades seven through I 0 use
mock ups of the shuttle orbiter.
cockpit. spacelab, mission con-
trol, and the space station during
realistic two-hour mission simu-
lations.
More than 16.000 young people
from all 50 states and around the
world will panicipate in U.S.
SpaccCamp programs this yea r.
includiogSpace Academy Level
I . Trainees also to ur NASA· s
Marshall Space Flight Center.
where the U.S. Space Station is
being developed, and experience
the sensations of Space
Acadcmy~s astronaut training
simulators. · • • • Child abuse isa problem the
Newpon Harbor Exchange Club
is focusing on as something that
must be eliminated. This com-
munity service organization
donated nearly $5,000 to four
different organizations that work
to combat child abuse in Orange
County.
Crisis
hotline
her pet
project
When Elizabeth Miller re~hzed her
cat Ashli was approaching 12. she
decided to get another pet so she
.... ouldn't be miserable when her
trusted companion died.
Little did she know that decision
would lead to the ber inning of an
unusual business -the Pet Crisis
Hotline.
"It really 1s a b1zam: story:· said
Miller. 35.
"It wasall Ashli's fau lt . I decided to
get a goat as a second pet. It didn't
stop there. Everytime I'd go to the
feed farm. I'd pick up some new
animal. A rabbtt. two mallard ducks.
a turkey. and a wh1H' duck named
'Donald' -I JUSt cnuldn't resist.
Literally. I developed a farm. ...... _...., ...
Golden
times for
seniors
assured
Move over youngsters. The N('"-
pon-Mesa YMCA bas something to
ofT('r those "ho arc 1n their golden
)Cars.
Geared for senior n ttz('ns. tht'
YMC " senior program ofTers the
advantage of staying actt\'e. mak.ing
new fnends and pan1c1pa11ng in
classes. tnps and act1v111es.
Seniors are enutlcd to a spcctal
membership rat(' with full benefits.
and a chan~ to at\('nd functions for
free. or at nominal cost
"The YMCA has :\lwa~ had .a
stnior citizen prO&f'lm -but it has
real!) \air.en ofT snK't' Gladys Escnstl'n
of Newport Beach became director:·
said Cynthia Sullivan. ~pokC'Swoman
for the YMC". ..This woman 1s
inerC'd1bJe.. She -looks lO -and could
probabl) out-run anyone ...
The biggest ponion offunds
went to the Buena Park Child
Abuse Prevention Center. Other
beneficiaries included the New-
pon Beach YMCA. the Newpon
Beach BoysandGirlsClub.and
Boy Scout troops in the Newpon
area.
"Finally the Costa Mesa Pohce
Depanment told me I had 24 hours to
get nd of the a nimals after complaints
from neighbors. Reluctantly. my
husband and I gave them to the."
Orange County Feed Ram -but I
cried eve!) night.''-Miller said.
Lia lllller with iercopper-eyed Penlan cat AahlJ ID her Newport Beacll ~ce.
Esensten. who has ~n involved
with the YMCA for ahout 11 years,
has dC"S1gncd ~me ouuoas for the
current year that are not only fun. but
affordable u "·ell -~omc. 1rips for
the senior set cost as little as .SO cnits. The first day back fro m their "canng 1dent1ficat1on rags. emergenc~ med1cai attention. Th('
.. The program has JU.~t tak~ off in
the last couple .of ye:irs:· Sullivan
said .. I think 111s partl~ bccau~ofth('
fitness awareness of all qes. ••
Miller said she got an Irish setter
named Scarlett. and then another
dog. Daisy. to keep each other
compan) 1n thc."1r large vard.
vacation. she and her husband no-.-. When the~ plaY,ed bad their sec9 nd message "'as a ltttlr more
t1cc."d that Scarlett hac1 managed to ans~enng machine. there wer(' t~o abrupt. ·
• • • There are some excited people
squcc1e her wa)' thrnugh a loose messages .. One "as frnm a vetenn• · "A man stated m~ dog had died and
board 1n their fence ancl was missing. arian at a Costa ~te'!.a animal hospnal I o"'ed him $200 in medieal bills. ..
Luck ti). the) thought the dog was sa) mg their dog "'a" in nt>ed of (PleaM 8ee llOfLJ!lflt/112) (PleMe eee UlflOlt/112)
in Irvine these days. Irvine Valley
College officially dedicated its
new $4.2 million Physic.al Sci-
ences and Technologies building.
Panicipating in the ribbon cut-
ting ceremony were Job Conol-
ly, trustee; a.Mrt Price, former
trustee: Iris sw .... , trustee; Ed Hart. former IVC president:
RoaaN A. g-..1vc president:
HarrlettS. WaJ<er, trustee:
5'irley Gallad.J, trustee:·a.Mrt
L Meore, trustee; Marcia
Mllelllter, trust.cc; Jeu H.eler,
Irvine Unified School District:
and ~SMM,Chancellor. • • • Deberd CelHn, former real
estate representative for Heidi's
Frogcn Y ozurt, Fox Photo and
Chief Auto Parts. decided to put
. her knowledae and energy to work
and formed her own company.
Collins Johnson Enterprises an
Corona delMar. ~..-TUIJ/BIJ
Boys and Gi~ls Club auction
featuring new $44, 000 Jaguar
The grand prize is a cat. but what a
cat.
At the annual Harbor Arca Boys
and Girls Club aucaion to be held
April 22. the bigcst prize was
donated at cost by Dick Bauer of
Bauer Jquar -a 1988 Jquar XJ-6
valued at more than $44,000.
The auction's theme is "Bids for
Kids" and all proceeds will 'o to the
clubs that serve younpters in·Costa
Mesa. Newport Bca<;h and Irvine.
"The annual auction is the youth
orpnization's major fund-raiser and
most popular event." said club u-
ecutivc Director Diclt Power.
The evenina will bqin at 6 p.m.
with a silent auction and cocktail
hour.Dinner-will be scned ~t-8 p.m ..
followed b} the voice auction at 9
p.m.
.. ~use Dick Bauer is on the
board. he has given this c.ar at his
cost... said spokeswnman Susan
Monahan ... .\II profits will go to the
club. Last \car we mack $38.000 -
this }car 'we hope tn top out at
$40.000."
.\lso up for bid will ~ vacations. a
basketball camp scholarship. hang
gliding lessons. box seats at Santa
Anita Race Track. a manmade rock
spa. dinner for two at a variety of
Orange Count) restnurants. and
man) other tt('ms.
According to Monahnn. the Harbor
Arca Bo) s and Girls Club is not a
"latch-key program ... It 1s dcsianed to
(Pleue eee BIDDIRG/82) Ron Booa Cri&h~). maucerotBa.er.J..-r. handa ke,.. topand prise toCharlee llubl.
Former British prime minister WilsOn to speak in Irvine
. Harold Wihon, who terVed as prime minister of
Britain loneer" tban any other penon in sacetime. will sha~ his inliahll into~ politics Friday at a ~u~ in
lrvine·s Soulfi Coat Comthunity Church.
Wilton will bive .. ~View from lO Downina Smet"
at tM I p.m. event. spontOred by UCl's Off'~ of Ans and
Lectures. He wa. at 4A, the younees& man ever c~ed
prime miniMcr and tcrVed four terms in that position.
Tideta for Wihon's talk aR S6 and may be onlcmt
by c.allina 156-5000.
Soccer Jua, •• ,,. planned
Tic:Utlereaow1v:1illbltb'the apcomiftl Hawaiian luau...,.... by IM A Y90 Resioa llOIOCCer team that
will be ua-.. IO ai-t bill Union in July,
Tiit ..... Will .. held .. 6 P.lft. Friday. May 61 at the N~ C.W ia c .. Mia TiclrMI are ~17.50
and cm•,_. ... by mllilla 549 l60S or 751-0221.
la ........ 1M Cw Mm ..... will Mid toccer
resist ....... 9 Lnl. IO I p.an. S.= at laleric fllrt
in Com ...._ New u wen • l'lhn • plQcn 11e ~ ID ... up For iftCft la..,_.ion. call Ju
Ka-•0Z.lf6'.
r
An orchid pa•t'1lion. displays and arranaements b)
nurseries. landscape dt''li&ners and non its arc 1mon1 the
featwa of a~ show. A ~sics oflecaurn. a auidcd tour of w prdens of Casa f>;.cifica. the former wntem White
House. and plant sale ~unday comprise other highlipt~.
For~ lnfonnation. call 496-2132. ...
Nunery .clJool open JJou.e
The non.profit Nonh Huntiftl1on Beach CommunT-
ty Nunny School will hold optn houte Friday from 9:30
10 I l Lm. at 5702 C1ar1c Drive. _
The prosram is tOr daildrm from 3 to S yun old. Call w Khool at (146.271 ~ or Chris .Bianco at 89S.398S for
ftlnher information. .J
•• ,,. laJr bl ...... Au
CC>UW Communitin Hoepital at 2701 Bfutol St..
Suta Ana. hu been choen u Ont of tk Sllei fof' Htahh "'
Fair E\po · 8. to be held Saturday m o~rvanC't' of
National Health Care Wttk.
Frtt screcn1n15 "'ill be availabk for adults and·
children. alona "'Ith cnmmun1ty rnourtt information.
The C\'ent will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p..m.
Real e.mte P"°6nm• Rt
T"'o real estate provams wdl be offered this weekend
b) the Community Sl-n~ Offiet of CoastJmt Com-
munity Collc:Ar 1n the co11qr~, Ncwpon Beach Cmatt.
3101 Pactfic "" Dri'e. Corona del Mar. TiiC first Will be held satunlay from 9 •. m. to .. p. m.
and will ccoatt on su,ate.-family homn.. condom1n1ums..
land investmentJ. ap1rtmn11t hours. 1pprtt1ation and
ckpttdatton. The ICC'Oncl. Sunday from 9 a.m. to S p.m ..
-111 foetal on commmial propmy manqrment. Call
241-6116 for funber '" fonnatJOn.
hftnmmenlill uefdlf'Wci.•
A saa-~k dats u' tt'l\"1f'OftmcftW *'dli"1 w\n bt
offered at G olden West C'ol\qie stani• Sl.tllrday
mom1na.
An tnstructor Harve) Clemans will corMhKt -.C
course. wtuch will mttt from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Fiac AIU ~ 17 forthe fint and. finAI tcSS1onund on locatioMb'6c
other four. Call M2-M 19 for additional 1nfonMboa.
Pal'ent wor~OJM In BB
A stncs of WOftshops on _parent pria t 1 · ml
C'Oltabom1on':wtO be hd d s.turdayfrom I a.& ID 2 p.9'.
at Ocean VIC'W Hl&h School. 17071 G•1 .. k
Huntiaaton Beach. •
The event will 1nC'ludt transitions tn. -..._..
lttl to another. k'am1n1 stra-..es and inftn1 dill cW
behavior .
87camore JflJ18 OJJe"''W
The S)'Camoft Hin. PM\ .,. .. t11 ..,.. ID ee
public S.turday from I n a.m. ID 4p.atar~1¢ ...
,.icwt .. and pecadint. Fires _. ea· i 11 .,. w
pmn1tted. ne .. • -..J a half'_...,.. fltlll • T .. Roed •op hlht oe Llpna C:.,. R-. ,_ .....
•tll mart the nuantt
-Cl Gltii# C.... ONLY PILOT/~. Aprt 14, 1W
TBBKTAKBSA WEIGBTLESSRIDE .•.
....... 1
The farm specializes in reaail
and food service tenant represen-
tation. sitc~and selection
and ~uation.
CoUinsJObsnoncurrently rep.
resents BJucChipCookicsand
Marvelous Muffins in California.
The company's seTVices include
market analysis. franchise as-
sistance and site positioning to
.select favorable locations for ten-
ants. • • • An Orange County chapter of
Youth Ambassadors of America
is being formed to foster travel
exchanges and dialogues among
children and young adults ofthe
Soviet Union. China and the
UnitedSaatcs.
Ourin& thc.Chrisunuholiday~.
Y AA, along with a Huntinaton
Beach church, brouaht 20Sovict
children to Oranae County to stay
at a camp with American chil-
dren. This month. some local
children will beattendinga Youth
Summit on .. Environment in
Moscow ... Adam Bernstein of
Irvine, and Erin Warmington of
Newpon Beach, are just two
Orange County youths that will
listen to speeches dealing with
ways to protect endangered speci-
es of animals and how to clean up
· theenvironment.
The Washington-based non-
profit educational organization
provides forums for youths of the
United States to meet with the
young people throughout the
world and develop solutions to
international problems.
Interested P.C<>Ple maycaU
Barbara U pdake at 843-4966.
We lavlte Y• to Hiid ••
iaf•rmati• • cemmaity llap-
pealqs. Wewaat tolaearfnm
yHalNMll 11Pffmla1 eveats, I.cal
peeple aad met&W.On..d •ew1 la
1e11eral. Selld to Daily Pilot , P .0.
Bos 15'8, C.Sta Mesa tHH.
Man to tH atteatlon of Katy
Bo11eller.
CLOTHING FOR A LIFESmE.
\n fa,, Cnmfnru ble ::>C\k For lJqng. This b 'X"hat Harold's ls All About.
SECQ;..1) LEVEL. TiiE CRYSTAL COL"RT OF Olnt COAST PLAZA
•
Receiftal cbecb from the Newpolt Barbor
Eacbance Club are (from Left) Jack ~er,
Baena· Park Clalld Abme PreYeDtlon
Center; Dan Jlanlln&,~ewport Beach
READING •••
From Bl
somewhat like a PT A without na-
tional association .
.. PU P is re a ll) j ust for our school.
No other school in the district has this
program and every parent whose
child goes to University Park is an
automatic member:· said Kathie
H udson. chairman of the Read-A-
Thon ... We have over 760 students
and all of their parents belong."
According to Hudson. the progam
is two-fold: to encour:ige reading as
well as to raise funds ... O ne of the
b iggest thrills we have had is watching
onenon-reader read up to 12 books,"
said Hudson ... His mNhcr said she
could never get him to read and now
she can't get him to stop."
.\nd it"s not JUSt the older children
"'ho arc involved. Fi£st-grader
Michael Yang. 7. has already read 64
books.
'"One of my favorite~ was ·The Bo}
Who Cried Wolf." I also read 'Danny
and the Dinosaurs· and ·The Line·Up
Book: I lo' e to read. it's been real
fun:· Yang said.
The Read·A-Thon qarted Feb. 1
and will go until the enrl of April. The
ong1nal goal was to have the students
read a total of 3.000 books. However.
effective at the end 0f last month.
3.200 books had been read and
teachers report the pupils are still
reading like crazy.
But Ritter has another goal. If the
students read 6.000 bnoks by April
29. he will plan another fun day -
ma} be the teachers will be sent to the
roof.
Riiler has been in l.'.ducation for
more than 18 \Cars anrl has been the
pnnc1pal at · nhers11; for the past
four.
BIDDING •••
From Bl
build children·s chara.-ter and peer
relations.
The club also offer:. tutoring pro-
grams for children with -limited
English. spurt acll' 1t1es and crafts
workshops.
.. A new program in :he works will
teach the kids how to u~ computers.
All fo ur locations will be provided
with Apple computers m their learn·
ing centers." Monah:i n said ... Be-
cause computers are bccoh'ling essen-
tial. the club thought this would be. an
ideal program for children to become
acq uainted wi th ...
For auction reservations. call
642-2245.
-By K•ty Boocter
District now registering
kindergarten student~
Parents whose children will be starting ki ndergarten 1n the
Newport-Mesa Unifi ed School District next fall are requested to pre-
register their children now.
According to Fred Carter. director of student services. in order to
avoid inconveniences the parents are asked to call their respecti ve
schools to make an appointment for registration. Some schools will
hold e'ening rcgistrat10ns.
To register a child. pare nts must show proof of the r h1ld·s age and
offi cial records of thl' state-required immunizations: polio. DTP
(d iphtheria. tetanus and pertussis). measles, rubella and mum ps.
For more information. call 760.3284.
HOTLINE FOR PETS ...
From Bl
Miller said ... Although the call was
devastating, I was lur ky tttis nian
took 11 upon himself to lake my dog to
the animal hospital :ind take th<.·
financ:ial rcspunsibiht~ for a perfect
stranger:·
T he man who calkJ said her dog
"'as hit by a car. The woman who hit
the dog did n"t want the financial
burdl·n. Then: were two witnesses
that felt the same wa). When no one
"'anted to take care oft he dog because
of the e wensc. the rnllcr said he
couldn'tjust walk awa' -and finall~
decided to take care o(the animal.
.. It was such a dikmma for the
people involved. 1 then and there
decided to open a pct crisis hotline for
sx·oplc hke myself. who may be
unavailablc at the timl·. but medical
attention will be ensured no matter
"'ho is around ...
Pet Crim Hotline i" a unique :!4·
hour. p e t ·O \.\n er med ical
authorization St'f\"ICl'. available na-
110 0\\ 1de. For an $18 l'nrollment fee
and annual r(•newalc; of S6. a
subscriber receive~ a c;tainless steel
tag that attaches to a pet"s collar.
inscribed: ·~tn a medical emergency,
take me to the nearest vet. Payment 1s
guaranteed. JUSt call 1-800·876-7 17 1.
ID A-00000."
An automated computer answers
the phones. takes info rmation and
asks for the identification number.
People can use their touch button
phone. punch in the appropriate
number and the computer will pull
out all necessary i.nformation needed
-incl uding the file of the owner.
'"This tag will free the finder fro m
WOIT) and responsibility." Miller
said ... Plus. the vet will not turn the
pet awa y. Therefore .. surgery can
begin immed iately and the owner can
be located, as the information in our
files 1s continually updated."
Miller says that while only two
sx·oplc have signed up for the service,
lots of pet owners arc interested . In
fa ct. she and Ashli. who is still very
much alive. are waiting for calls.
-By K•ty BMcter
SENIOR PROGRAMS •.•
From Bl
One act1' it) that i!\ offered three
da' s a week 1s ca lled the Senior
Aquatic Fitness class. This is held in
the OI~ mp1c-si ze pool. and involves
the teachin~ of low-impact under-
\.\:lter a<.·rob1c~. The cl:us is free for
members and $:!5 for non-members.
Seniors may also sign up for. lap
S\.\tmming.
··Most people who h:lVe had heart
attacks or strokes find this perfect to
build strength 1n their :l rms and legs
-not to mention the hcnefit for the
heart." Sullivan said.
Esensten is lookinf? forward to
some upcoming events for seniors
such as the trip to Enc;enada for the
conclusion to the Newport·tO·
Ensenada Yacht Ran· In May. the
Y MC..\ offers an Older A.duh Camp
in Big Sl'ar Y.ith hiking and other
outdoor act1' ities.
.. June offers a tri p to the Lawrence
Welk Theater where thl'y .will enJOY a
luncheon and the prod11ct1 on of'42nd
Street.".:· Sullivan said. -
...\jaunt 10 Palm Spn ngs is also on
the agenda for June anrl Esensten has
other plans in the work'!.
.. We encourage penple ages 50
through 80 to come and join the fun."
Sullivan said .
For more in formatio n call
642-9990.
-By K•diy Bollder
I ,
Mb: discipline '!ith love
DEAR ANN LANDERS: If you
print this, you will be performing a
vcat service for milli0ns of parents
and their children.
Three years a10 I married a man
who had two sons, 13 and 16. I was
unprepared to be a stepmother, but of
one th1n1 I was cen.aio. I would not let
the children act the upper hand. I
would remain in charge. '
Our conversations were filled wi th
aWkward periods of silence. When I
spoke to the boys it was always a
question: "Is your room clean?" "Is
your homework done?" "Have you
fed the dog?'' Never did I ask.
"What's on your mind?" "How are
you getti n~ along in S<'hool?'' "You
look wom cd. Do you want to talk
about it?'' or even. ''H<'w arc you?"
I assumed the role of watchdog and
dictator. Their father was already
doing a pretty good job. but when he
saw how dogmatic and c;trict I was. he
eased up and I became the dis-
ciplinarian in the fa milv.
•• lMHIS
Was I loved? No! Respected? No!
Feared? You'd bett~rbtlien·tt-. There
was a big distance between us and I
knew it. l believed that was the way to
keep them in line.
One nigh1 I heard the younger boy
say. "You c.an't love a w urpuss. She
ne\ er laughs or smiles around us. We
are like soldiers in her private army. If
she really loved us she wouldn't treat
us this wa)."
I froze in my trackc;. They were
right-I realized that I had never
hugged the boys or spoken softly to
them. I behaved li ke a sergeant. I took
care of their ma terial needs. but I
Friday, Aprll 15
ARIES(March 21-April 19): News received which buoys yo ur confidence.
Something is taken a~:iy. replaced by ~omething much more valuable. Love
plays major role as 'ou make fresh start 10 new direction. Leo figures
prominently. ·
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Money picture brighter. you learn secret.
rapprochement with recalcitrant individual due. Romance will again be
ignited. Family reunion figures prominently. Cancer native plays paramount
role.
GEMINI (Ma y 21-June 20): You are given three choices connected with
-------------· -business. career. Choose one which
permits you to d1vers1fy. lo appear before
publ ic. to travel. You'll receive gift which
S adds lo your wardrobe. YDNEY CANCER (June 21-July 2:!): Build on
solid base. realm~ love relationship
0 requires review. effort. Someone is not MARR being complete!) 1ruthful. Therefore.
•••••••••••••• protect self in emottonal clinches. Taurus. Scorpio play roles.
LEO (JulY. 23-Aug. 22): Emphasis on search for soul mate, travel.
publishing. ability to C<'mplete project. Restless family member wants you to
make move - it would be premature. Sce nario h1ghhgh ts 1deahsm. winning
entry.
VIRGO (A ug. 23-Scpl. 22): Mystery 1s solved. money could tx· released
from escrow. Changes occur in connectio n with home. manta I status. You ·11 be
happier as result. sale M purchase of art object featured. Libra in' oh ed.
LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct. 22): Define terms. keep open mmd but refuse 10 be
gullible. Spotlight on reputation. lepl maneuvers, public rel ations, marriage.
You'll receive "settlement" which is pleasing. Pisces figures promi nent!).
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Pressure applied, }Ou'll be asked to meet
deadline. Responsibilities increase. relationship intensifies. If pla) tng games.
move on. You'll be asked to make commitment. Cancer native m picture.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Look beyond the 1mmed1ate. realize
romance is blossoming at fast pace. Creative Juices stimulated. self-expression
will be highlighted. Member of opposite sex is serious about you and love.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A "new deal " is in store relating to home.
family. security. long-range prospects. What seemed lost will be reco' ered .
Insist on your own style. Leo, Aq~rius will figure promioentl).
AQOARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): FQCus on payments, collecttons. mone).
protection of valuable". It may be necessary to change accounts. to re,·1e~
procedures. Lo ng-distance call will verify beliefs. Sagmanan in picture.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Study Aquarius message for valuable hint
Focus on diversification. travel. humor, fitness. appearance. You'll be in' 11ed
to prestigious social affa ir. Prodigal son starts his return JOurnc~.
IF APRIL 15 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY yo u have unusual ,·01ce. sense of
drama and ··sweet tooth." Cum nt cycle highlights end of search, abili ty to
rtach more people. chance to recapture "los1 love." You'll have energ).
vitality. creative Juices will be sti mulated. Aries. Tauru s. Libra. Scorpio people
play important roles in your life. Duri ng this month. details are settled in
connection with move involving property. August will be .memorahle.
romantic. profitable for yo u this year.
Gin vour heart an extra helping.
Say no to high-fat foods.
n American Heart V Association
wrnt FIGHTIN:; Fm
'iOJR LIFE
Von Hemert's
never pve them fnendsh1p or
mothering. I asked myself. how could
I have been so blind?
Later that nigh t I went to their
room and asked them how they had
stood me for so long. They were
tlabberpstcd. They hugged me and
said if their dad loved me there must
be 1ood in me somewhere. and some
softn ess. but they had never seen it.
The older boy asked if my mom
w_as c.old to me. I was .shocked....Sbe
was. Suddenl)' I reali1ed that I had
been treating 1he boy" the wa)' my
mother had 1reated mf Then I had a
good cry.
From that day 011 everything
changed -my attitude toward them
and theirs toward me I'm still the
disciplinarian. but nov. there's a lot of
affection and we are all much more
relaxed and a great deal happier. Sign
me -NEVER T()f) OLD TO
LEAR N.
DEAR NEVER: null yoa for
poiD&iag oat tlaat diacipti.ae admiail·
terH lovingly la tlle key to a good
parent-claild relatloaallip. Voar story
11 a poiput one, ud muy parents
are bo1and to learn from it. • • • DEA R .\NN LANDERS: Mvs1ster
is ha' ing an affair with a friend of her
husband. This is not gossip. I sav.
them . bul the~· didn't see me. I'm
certain that mv brotht'r-in-law does
not kno~ about n. The) have two
wonderful children.
Should I stand by and wait for m~
sister to destroy her family? Should I
scare the hell out of the other man b'
threatening to tell his wife? Should ·1
tell m\ brother-in-law.,
I wish I never had found this out. It
frightens me to have thic; knowledge. I
want to do the right thing. but what 1s
it?-ST RICTLY ANONYMOUS.
DEAJ\ ANON: Go dlrtttly to yoar
sister aad tell lier ID a loviDg way t~at
you know wlaat is goiDg on. Be non-
jud1meataJ bat dlrt<'t. UauUy I
advise people to MVOB, bat iJI tllis
case I tlliDk It's wortll the alaot. Good
luck.
Both vulnerable. South deals .
NORTH
•A 014
-6 5
Q 10 3
• J 10 6 5
WEST EAST
• 2
9 I 4 3
9 6 5 2
• "J 10 s 3
-7 2
I 7 4
• Q 91 2 • 7 4 J
CHARLES
GOREN
SOUTH
• 9 7 6
-A K Q J 10
• AK J
+A K
T he bidding:
SPRING UPHOLSTERY SALE
including All Leathers at
30% off
All of our Famous Name Brands of
Upholstery in S tock 25 'O to 45 ~ off.
South Wesl North
2 Pass 2 •
3 Pass 4
4 l"iiT Pass S
6 Pass Pass
Pass Pass Pass
East
Pass
Pass
Pass
Dbl
Opening lead: Two of •
This hand .comes from rubber
bridge-nothing other than 150
honors could explain South's deter-
mination to rebid his five-card heart
suit with his balanced hand. Not
that we are enamored with North's
decision to respond two spades on
his four-card suit either-a value
bid of rhree no trump is more to our
liking. East's double was lead-di-
recting. requesting his partner to
lead dummy's first-bid suit. Except
that his panner had mentioned the
denomination first. Nonh could
Legs go only
halfway up
V. hen you sa) she h:l~ prett~ legs.
sir. ~ou·re on l~ talkinp about ~hat's
~t"'een the knee and the an~le.
1echn1call). In bipeds -and \he's a
biped -abo'e the knt--e 1s 1he th igh.
not the leg.
In an auto suppl~ store. rm told.~
percent of the replacement part\
account for 80 percent of the-store's
sales.
"Fe1sl)" comes from the old "'ord
"fe1st" which v.as a smafl dog.
Not all the Pennsy l"ania Dutch are
plump. though man) artful photos of
them seem to ~ant to sell us that
notion. Still. the) knO\\ ho~ to l"Ook.
and certaiill) how to rat. Were ~ou
aware that in Penns' h a n1a Dutch
there's no "ord for "d.1et''?
Q. What makes German beer so
good?
A. Some crtdtt an old la"' sull
obscl"'·ed In A.D. 14$7. that punt~
dccrtt lmo~n as the Re1nhe1t~C'bot
required brewers to uS<' nothing but
malt. hops and water ~o chem1 al
additi\'('S.
"Dtamondiferous" 1s a f('al word
meaning ··~elding diamonds." but
r\e never heard an~ man so de-scribc-d. not even Zsa l Q 's men.
h has bttn noted th.tt man )' an
laskanaokt prospC'Ctors~t •i th his
dop ao kcci> •1rm. Maybe to. But many anot~ slept with his croct of sount~ starter. To tteq> i\ from
fn:czina.
Thott alliptors. if they can't fi nd
ao)ttuna cbc to cat. •i ll eat each
ot~
Q. What art .. ~trists"°'
A. Ptoc>'t •ho think the nrtb
.iands st1ll as tht' sun rt'ol\naround
I\
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT !Thursday, .A,prll 14, 1988 BS
8 :30 9:00 9:30
Complete tea.vteton Uetlng• In Sunday9e TV Pltot.
OMAR
SHARIF
have saved the day by converting to
six no trump, a. contract that could
not be defeated from h.is side or t.he
table.
West duly led the two of spades.
and it was obvious to all and sundry
that it was a singleton. Declarer did
not fancy his chances, but he was
not prepared to surrender wit ho ut a
fight. He decided to try to put the
fact that West heJd only one spade
to good use . He rose with dummy's
ace of spades. then drew trumps
Declarer cashed the ace-king of
clubs and ace of diamonds. then
ovenook the 1ack of diamonds with
the table's queen. Now he led the
jack of clubs and d1scarded the kina
of diamonds from hand!
West was helpless. Down to noth-
ing but minor-suit cards. M had no
option but to· wm the quttn and
then put declarer back in dummy
wi th a minor-suit card. Declarer
discarded his two losmg ~pades on
the tens of diamonds and club~. and
brought home the sla m for tM loss
of only one club tnck .
"e don't k nov. who played this
hand. If nobod) claims it. perhaps
~e'll pass 11 off as our own in years
to come
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ACROSS
1 Enlarge
S Bisect
10 MuSJc group
14 Singer
15 Soared
16 Stralg'1t as
17 Slog
18 Better deal
20 Aournmate
22 Via
23 Fortifled
24 Crew membef
26 Company-Fr
27 India region
30 Cogitates
34 Beetle
35 Anote
36 Ms Murray
37 Single
38 Respond
•O Wood
4 1 Pronoun
42 Gossip
43 Harangued
45 S11tino
47 Alk>ys
48 Go astray
49 Rams
SO CorrobOrete
53 ~ill
5' Zea.tous
58 Seusage
61 Yietded
62 Lab medium
63 Lend --
S. Greett Cfty
65 UniverSfty
66 Put back m a kiln
67 Sailor
DOWN
1 Ecstatic
2 Her· Sp
3 At the peal<
4 sio. down
5 -soda
6 Correct
7 Frown
8 Elbe feeder
9 Thnoe pref
10 Ot>strvcteel
11 T~ --
view
of
12 Delicate
13 Acll..,...enw11t
19 Co4or
21 Mantle
25 Brave
~Twist
27 Greek Isle
28 Exctusi ....
29 Routes
30 Half-boot
31 1__.
32 lndi8n not>te
33 Ptants
35 JU2 fW\
39 Wtifle-talled
bird
40 A.isles
42 DeadlNW
•4 Merit
•6 Arduous
47 College VIP
49 Uninterested
SO Contend with
•
51 laMan city
52 Arena
53 Aria
-S5 P.-rty
56 Bad
57 Peace
59 Conflict
60 $tr.in
by 811 Keane IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
w•a...'-lz-=--
"I can carry it. I'll use
BOTH hands."
Figure akater Buffy Pompadore allences the
akepttcs and ... umea the ovetall lead with
another victory In the "Battle of the Super·
atara" competition.
llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson DENIUS THE MENACE
PltA!ltJTS
GARFIELD
I Dm~·r CARE
I~ IT 'S
OP~ELIA !
WELCOME. TO TH(
f.ARLY MOP.N IN&
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l~C~EA5E5, 50 WILL M'<
NAM.ES C~AN 6E ...
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by Hank Ketcham
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I T'4 1NK MA'/8E 50
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DOOIUSBURY
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by Garry Trudeau
by Berke Breethed
by Lynn Johnston
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by Harold Le Doux
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Golfers
tee off
on child·
abuse
The fifth annual Tee Off on
C hild Abuse-will be held Monday
at the Santa Ana Co untry Club.
The golf tournament and banquet
plus auction is the major fund
raiser for Orange County Ex-
change Oubs which suppon the
Child Abuse Prevention Center in
B&tena Park.
local panicipating clubs in-
clude Big Canyon, ~esa Verde
and Santa Ana country clubs. Last
year's event raised $25,000 to
suppon the center which provides
counseling for children and adults
caught up in the child abuse Performen Linda lllller and Da'Yld Prather flank •tadent sy~~~S-hole round of golf plus NlckSykeeuPrlnclpalDonl>eTorandteacbenPatYe>an&.
dinner for two costs $150. The
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THURSDA Y, APRIL 14, 1988
0.-, Ne4 ...,_.., Lee....,...
Jaanita Cu•ter and Gale Mel•belmer partlcls-te ln a
roatlne at VillaCe View Scbool.
Touring
troupers
have fun
in school
By JOYCE BODLOVJCB or ... a..,,......,.
Actors David Prather. Linda MiDcr
andStaC) Tumerknov. howto puton
,a good shov..
Just ask the pupils and teachers
from Village Viev. School in Hunt·
ington Beach who were recently
entena1ned b} the talented trio from
the Los Angeles-based Music Center
on Tour
The group;·\\ e Tell Stones." ts part of the Music Center's education __ _
d1' •Mon. v. h1ch offer~ pr<>jrams in
dance. music. theater and visual an s.
The center pro' ides pcrformances.
hands-on workshops. institutes for
educators and an ani~Hn-res1dence
rnncept throughout thr Los Angeles
and Oran~e County ar~as.
'\ccordmg to Pnnc1pal Don Devor.
the school's Parent Te;1cher Assoc1a·
uon paid S450 for two one-hour
performances b) the trnvehng tno.
The \·111age Vie~ ~oungsters cn-
JO)t'd 1he .. Let Them Eat Books"
program designed to t"ncourage stu-
dents 10 read v. 1th 1mnginat1on and
(Pleue eee TOuaING/82)
banquet meal is $30 per person.
The Exchange Clubs hope to raise
funds from the auction conducted
·during the banquet. Auction
items, like Lepl and financial
services. vacation trips to Hawaii
and Mexico and d innenmd spon
event tickets. have been donated
by Orange County businesses.
CM Piecemakers stor:e a real blast to past
• • •
Handcrafted quilts, dolls and f abctcs
the stock in ti;ade for this unique shop
And .... T•J Npyea of Costa
Mesa has completed a 96-wcck
program in electronics engineer-
ing technology at ITT Technical
Institute in Buena Park.
By JOYCE BODLOVICH oe ... a..,,......,.
Picccmakers country store doesn't
carry products with thc.-asSt'mbly line
look of the '80s. Onh· renaissance
handcrafted memones of the past arc
sold there.
Dr. James Peh'Wn was elected
post comman<ter of the newly
formed Fountain Valley ·Post
9551. The thrust of the organiza-tion is to assist veterans without The Costa· Mesa store has more . than 7.000 square feet of space filled transporataon to the VA hospital. w1th colorful handm:lde products
or help with other physical needs such as quilts. dolls. kitchenware.
the veterans might have. h will hand-painted tile and raJ rugs. Rib-
also assist the widowc; of veterans. bons. fabric and supr hes for tole
Other newly installed officers paintings. stenci ling and wreaths
include: Biil Defra1a, Roy decorate every inch of the two-kvel
DawHa, ltea Temple, Doa building.
FlaMny, Dr. a.rt RaM. Glee Accordin~ to Man.: Kolasinski.
'l'laadleny, Mille Tracy, Seett who says P1ecemaker; is owned b>
ltelly, 84.et MMller, Jim Brolaaa approximately 40 men and women.
and Ralpll Tall. the store first opened 12 years ago 1n
• • • Fount•un Valley. It moved to its
The 51 st annual. Student pr.escnt location. a converted bank.
Speakers Contest sponsored b y six )ears ago.
the Huntin1ton Beach Host Lions .. The Lord brought us together."
selected Edison High School jun-said Kolasinksi. "It w:i'i through our
ior Gres Pllllllpt as its winner. fellowship wi th rum that Piecemakers
Greg competed against S.su was born ... Ma,...ues on the topic, .. The Accordu~g to one of the owners.
Ocean _ Breadbasket or Waste-Kathy Em.ii. the store offers more
basket." Greg will g~. on t~ t~e ~~~t~c:> different clasc;es every three
next ~evel ~f c~mpetlllon within .. ··we have classes fo1 men. women th~ Lions D1stnct toward the final and children." she said
pnze of$9,250. A small list of the classes includes
Susan. also an Edison High ans such as quilting. tole wood-
studcnt, isa member of the Model cutting. old-fashioned wh ittli ng.
U nited nations.and hascompet.ed weavi.ng and make·)'Our-own pot-
in academic and athletic events. poum.
She plans on atlendin' UC Thouah the store overflows w1th
Berkeley to punuc a career m law. handmade crntivity and offers a
Greg is a member of the Key Oub maze of.classes t.h~oughou~ the .w~k.
and California Schol:uhship Fed-alo~g with prov1dana sc~1cn in ~tit'
eration He competed on the setlln._ wallpapc~ han$Jna. mat~ina · and pacturc framma. glft wra~tng. (Pl•·• -.JOYCS'S/82) calliaraphy, cabinet and furniture
making, P1ecemakcrs has branched
out into another arena
P1ecemakers hosted its fi rst
Crafter's Fair an November. Because
of its success. the store •'i now making
the fair an annual event to be held the
third weekend of each month at the
Piece makers wa rehouse. 128 1 Logan
Ave. 1n Costa Mesa. The fair will be
held Saturda~ from Q a.m. to 5:30
p.m. and Sunday from I 0 a.m. to 5:30
p.m. .
.. America ·is going b<ick to its grass
roots~" said Kolas1n ~ka. "We are
tieanng that all through our com-
munll)' .... an~ the concrpt is sweeping
. through t~c ~ountr). People are sict
of the high hv1ng :ind watching
tele' 1son. The} want ti' create things
out of their 1maginauons.
.. It has something to do with
working "'•th their hnnds. I had a
woman tell me she eit her goes to a
ps) cholog1st or Piece makers to get
her sanit). She picked P1ccemakers
because at was cheaper .. Kolasinkskt
laughed.
Emal sa id the fair has about 50
ve ndors wllh unique handcrafted
items pnced from S2 to S 100. The
9.000-square-foot warl·house 1s dee·
orated to look folks} and in viting.
Emil added.
"There is a feeling .1f nostalgia:·
she said. "The crafts arr not old in the
sense -old -but r:uher a fresh.
uniq ue look. The fair 1~ almost li ke a
village. The vendors are 10 business
for themselves but they help ~ch
other out. It is a small community
working together."
Emal said 'endors pa' eitherS35 or
S50 for a booth. The handmade Items
"ary each month.
(Pleue eee STORE/ A2)
. _ ... . . --' .
. .. • •
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Hand-crafted qullta on dlaplay at Plecemaken ln Co.ta Meea.
Sign ups set for kindergarten
Parents whose children "''" be
starting ktnderganen 1n the Newport-
Mcsa Unified School D1stnct next fall
are requested to pre-register their
children now.
Accordmg to F~d C':lner. director
of student scr' ices. 1n Mder to a' 01d
inconveniences the parl·nts are asked
to .-all their ~pect l' c !>Choo!~ to
make an appointment for reg1s-
trat1on. Some schools will hold e' e·
ning reg.istrauons.
To. regi ster a h1ld. parents must
shov. proof of the child's age and
official reco rds of the "latc-rcqu1red
1mmun11a1 io ns· flO llo. DTP
1d1phthena. tetanus and penusslSI.
measles. rubella and mumps.
lnformauon on each school's da1h
schedule. bus ro utes a nd other special
S<.'r' ices will be a\•ailahle at indiv1d-
ual ~hools. For more 1nformat1on. or
help to determine which school a
child "'ill attend. call Fred Carter's
office. ~60-3~84.
Former British prime minister Wilson to speak in Irvine
Harold Wilton. who served as prime minister of
Britain-~wn any otlltt ~rrin peacetime. wm
shA;l'C his insilhts into world JM>!itics Friday at a lecture in
lrvanc's Soutfi Cont Community Church.
Wilton will bivc .. .\View from 10 Downin& Street''
at the. p.m. CVCftl, sponaored by ucrs Office of Arts and
Lectures. He was. at 4", the youf\ltSt man ever elected
prime minisaer and terVed four terms in that position.
ty NurY School will hold open house Fnday from 9:30
to 11 a.m. at 5702 Clark Drive. -
The prosram is fo r children from 3 to 5 ye.arsold. Call
t~ school at 846-271 ,:l or Chns Bianco at 898-3985 for
furt~r information.
Culture faire at school Ticketl for Wilson·s talk arc S6 and may be orckred
by ca11i111156-5000. Rancho San Joaqui n Intermediate School in Irvine
will host a culture fai n· Friday. featurinJ. speakers from
various countries rcpre~nting many different cultures Soccer laaa, •• ,. planned throuah the six-period rlay.
TiclUtlmenowavailablefortheupcominaHawaiian . 'The Parent Teacher. Orga01z.at1on is prov~~~ a
luau IPQllllM'ed by tbe A vso Resion 120 ~team that v~ne.ty offinacr f~s. wh1•e other ~tbs and exh1bit1ons
will be aawliJll IO tbe ~viet Union in July. wdl .•~I~. danc1na. ronery mak1na and karate. The
. Tbcnnt wiO be hddat 6 p.m. F~y. May 6 at the publtt: as anv1~ and may call the school at 786-JOOS for N~ Ceeter in COl&a Maa. Tickets~ S 17.SO m<>ft anfonnatJOn.
and cuJle n=lcrted "t calli~9-l60S or 751-0221. rq;:.::•=:.t.~ p.m.~•=~~.=c-= • Bealtla faJr bl Santa Ana
in Com Miia.. New 11 well • ~ ... playm ~ Cou&al Communities Hospital at 2701 S. Bristol St.
eflC'OUllllCI IO _. 8P~ For .more ........ call Jan Santi Ana. hu been C'ftOICft u one ofthe sitn for lkalth
K.autn at 432·1169. Fair E.Qo ·u to be held Saturday in obtitrvancc of
,,..,.,, .a..r .,..11o11 ••
n.t •• '""1NortlaHatiflllOll8eecla Communi·
National Health Care Weck.
Free ICTeellinp ..;11 be available for adults and
children. Ilona w1th community raourtt infonnation.
Tht C'VCftl -111 nan from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
SchaaLsponsors art aucdon
The Grad "light '88 Comm1n~ of Estancia High
School will sponsor an :in auction Saturda} at 6:30 p.m. at
the BalaC"nc Center. I <p5 Balcanc Drive. Costa Mesa.
The donation IS s.i and proceeds from the event wilt
help provide the alcohf'l·and drug-free all-night pa rt) for
graduating Estancia High seniors. Call Micki Phenix at
97Q-0056 for details
Magic show at HB library __ _
Mag.1c1an Jack r.onsal\'es v.111 cntenain at a
ch1ldren·s sho"' Saturd:1' at I p.m. 1n the Talbcn Room of
the H unungton Beach Central Library, 7111 Talben
A\e .. Hunungton Bea h.
.\dm1ss1on as SI and tickets can be purchased at the
Chalren ·s Resource Desi-.. Proceeds will IO towat'd
construcuon o.f the hhral') 's nev. ch1ld~n·s wins. and
more 1nformat1on 1s a' nalablt at 84 -7813.
Environmental sketclllag class Commanlty faJr ln Me.a
A s1~-wed. class 1n environmental sketching"''" be
ofkrcd at Golden West Collqc st.arttn& Saturday
morning.
Art mstructor Harvey C1emans Will conduct the
courK. which v. 111 mct't from 9 a.m. to I p.m. 10 Fine Arts
21 7 for tM first and fiMl sessions and on locations for lM
other four. CaU 4--841 q for additional 1nformauon.
.Paeat workdo,.1n RB
A lttics of •'Or\shops on parent profns1onal
collaboration will be hd d Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at Ocan Vic• Hl&h School. 170 I Gothard St ..
H"ntinston Beach. The event will 1nC'luck transauons ftom one IChool
lcrl to another. teamins san .. and infl~ncina t'htld
.... vior.
Onange Coast C'ollest and t~ OraQIC County
.\ssoc1at1on for ltte Educauon ofY ouna Children wtll ~
$ponsor a rommun1t~ rt"SOUrct fai r Saturday from 9 a.m.
to noon at TcW1nklt P:ut in Costa Mesa.
More than I 00 social scrv1ccu11cndes and doleas of
~vatc Khools and C'hild care procrams will br oftieriaa
1nformat1on.
SPAR• celebntlon bl 11 ..
Gokkn Wtst nit 31 o(WAVEsNatioul.a.,..n
veterans' orpn1zauon. will celebrate theembti1t Hdof'
the SPARs.. the Coast Guard wome-n ofWodd W• 11. •a
luncheon Saturday at the Country Sade 1nn i• Com Nea.
Lt Debra Harbaush. Coast Guard ~ ~
officer, will be the ~t speaker at the 11 :JO a.•. ~ ~11 women of the <o 9Cr'Vices are Wl:kia• l8d
micrvauons may be "'* by Qftiaa 9)7.0152 w ~Jq..2471.
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by Bii Keane
..
IN THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
m.t:·~--
"I can carry it. I'll use
BOTH hands."
llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
PBAKUTS
GARFIELD
I DON1T CARE
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by Charles M. Schulz
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I T~I N K MA"(BE SO i
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by Jim Davis
by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
BLOOll COU1'fTY by Berke Breathed
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
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Bo1LOV1C1
GOlfers
teeoff .
on child
abuse
The fifth annual Tee Off on
C bildAbusc will bc..hcldMo~
at the Santa Ana Co untry Club.
The golftoumament and banquet
plus auction is the major fund
raiser for Orange County Ex-
change Clubs which suppon the
Child Abuse Prevention Center in
Buena Park.
Local participating clubs in-
clude Big Canyon. Mesa Verde
and Santa Ana country clubs. Last
year's event raised $25.000 to
suppon the center which provides
counseling for children and adults
caught up in the child abuse
syndrome. Performen LlDda lllller aad O.Yld Prather flank atadent
Nick Sykee u PrlDclpal Don Dnor and teacben Pat Toanc.
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THURSDAY. APRIL 14, 1988
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Jaanlta Cuater and Gale llelabelmer participate ln a roatlne at vma,e View Scbool.
Touring
troupers
have fun
in school
BJ JOYCE BODLOVJCB __ ..., .......
Acton David Prather. unda Miller
and tac) T umer kno .. ho• to put on
a good shov.
Just ask the pupils and teachers
from V11lag V1cv. School in Hunt-
ington Beach who w~re rccenll)
entertained b' the talented tno from
Lht" Los -\ngeics-based Music Center
on Tour
Th_t ~D. .. \\ t. 1 ciLS10nCS..:
pan of the 'tus1c Centers education
d 1 \IS1on .. h ll h ofTe" programs in
dance. mus1l theater and visual ans
T he centt"r pro' ides ~ormances.
hand.,-on v.orkshops. institutes for
edulalo~ dnd an an 1.,t-in-res1dencc
cone.cpl throughout thr Los 4-ngeles
and Oran~c ( ount~ art'as.
~Cl.Ording to Pnnetpal Don ~vor
the S4 hoot's Parent Te:lcher .\ssoc1a-
11on paid S450 for two o ne-hour
P<'rformant'es b) the tr.wcltng tno.
The \ llla.ge \' 1e\lo ~ oungsters en-
JO~ t"d 1he "ut T hem Eat Boolu"
program designed to t"ncou,. stu·
dents to ""ad v.1th 1m;i11na11on and
(Pleue .. TOOIUJllG/fl2)
An I 8-hole round of golf plus
dinner for two costs SI SO. The
banquet meal is $30 per person.
The Exchanac Clubs hope to raise
funds from the auction conducted
durina the banquet. Auction
items, like lepl and financial
services, vacation triPI to Hawaii
and Mexico and dinner and spon
event tickets, have been donated
by Oranae County businesses.
CM Piecemakers store a real blast to past
• • • And .... T•y Npyn of Costa
Mesa has completed a 96·wcck
program in electronics engineer·
ana technoloay at ITI Technical
Institute in Buena P:irk.
Dr. James Petrlkin was elected
post commander of the newly
formed Fountain Valley Post
9551. The thrust of the organiza-
tion is to assist veterans without
transporation to the VA hospital.
or help with other physical needs
the veterans mi&ht have. It will
also assist the widowo; of veterans.
Other newly inswlled officers
include: BUI Defra1a, Roy
DawMa, Kea Tem,le, Dea
FIUel1y, Dr. R1•ert Rull, Gin
'ftaderay, Mllse Tracy, btt
Kelly, 8eb M.Uer, Jim BroUll
and RalP' Tall. • • • The 51 st annual Student
Speakers Contest sponsored by
the Huntinaton Beach Host Lions
selected Edison High School jun~
ior Grq PMutps as its winner.
Gres competed against S.su
MarpUn on the topic. ..The
Ocean -Breadbasket or Waste-
basket .. Greg will go on to the
next level of competition within
the Lions District toward the final
prize ofS9.250.
Susan, also an Edison High
student, isa member of the Model
U nited nations and has competed
in academic and athletic events.
She plans on attendin• UC
Berkeley to pursue a C'arcer an law.
Gres is a member of the Key Club
and California Schol:uhship Fed-
eration. He competed on the
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Handcrafted quilts, dolls and fabrics
~he stock in trade for this unique shop
By JOYCE BODLOVICH ........ ,... ....
Piecemakers co untry stor<' doesn't
carry products with the assembly hnt'
look of the '80s. O nh rena1ssanct'
handcrafted memories of1hc past arc
sold there.
The Costa Mesa sto r<' has more
than 7 .000 square feet of spact filled
with colorful handm:lde products
such as quilts. dolls. kitchenware.
hand-painted tile and rag rugs. Rib-
bons. fabnc and supnhes for tole
paintings,. stenciling and wreaths
d~oratc ever) inch of 1he-tv.o-levt'I
building.
AccordtnJ to Man .. · Kolas1 nsk1.
who says P1ecemake~ 1s owned b)
approximately 40 men and wome n.
the store first opened I :? years ago in
Fountain Valle). It moved to its
present location. a convened bank.
six years ago. ·
"The Lord brought us toget~er ...
said Kolasink~i ... It w:i'i through our
fellowship with him th:lt Ptecemakcrs
was born.··
Accordinf to one of the owners.
Kathy Emi . the storr o(fers more
than 200 different clas<.t"S ever) three
months.
.. We have classes fo1 men. wome n
and children ... she said
A small hst of the classes includt's
ans such as quilting role wood-
cutting. old-fashioned wh1ttltng.
weaving and malce-)our-own po1-
pourri.
Thouah the store o verflows wtth
handmade creativity and offers a
_maze of classes throuahout the week.
alone with providin& ~rvices in tile
Ktti"4-wallpaper han~na. mauins
and pecture framina. gift wrAJ>t>ina.
calliaraphy. cabinet :lnd fumtture
making. P1cccmakcrs has branched
o ut into another arena
P1ecemakers hosted its first
Craftcr's Fair in November. Btt.ausc
of1 t!i. succ~!i.. the stort' 1c; now mak1n1
1hc fair an annual event to be held the
third .. eckend of each month at the
P1eccmakcrs warchou'i<'. 1281 Loon
·h e 1n Costa Mesa. The fair wtlf be
held Sa1urda) fro m Q a.m. 10 S:.30
p m and Sunda)' fro m I 0 a. m to S· 30
p m.
.. Amenca 1s going back to its grass
roots:· said Kolas1n~lu. "We are
hearing 1hat all through our com-
munit) .. and theconc<'pt 1ssv.~ptng
through the countr) PC'opk a~ sick
of the h1&h II\ 1ng :lnd watchins
tck' 1son. ihe) want tf' create things
o ut of their 1maginat1ons.
··1t has something to do with
..ork1ng \lollh their h:l nds. I had a
woman 1cll me she either goes to a
pS)(hologist or P1eccmakers to get
her samt>'. She picked P1«emakers
bc.'cause 1t .. as chc-aper .. Kolasinksk1
laughed.
Emil said the fair has about 50
'cndors with un1qur handcrafted
items priced from S? to SIOO. ~
Q.000-square-foot wan·hou~ 1s dec-
or:ucd to look folks) and 1n 1ting.
Emil addC'd
"There 1s a fecltng of nostalgia:·
she s:ud "The crafts arc no1old1n the
sen!i.C -old -but r:llher a frt'sh.
uniq ue look. The fair•~ almost hke a
'1llage. The 'endors art" an business
for themsches but the)' help each
other out. It is a small community
working together:·
Emil said 'cndors pa' ettherS35 or
$50 for a booth. The handmade nems
var) each month.
(Pleue eee STOil&/ A2)
Hand~rafted qallm oa d.l.8play at Plecemaken ID Coeta lleea.
Sign ups set for kindergarten
Parents v.ho~ ch1ldf'C'n \lo lll be
stanina kinderganen 1r th<' !"ewpon-
Mesa Un1fiC'd School D•stnct nt'-.t fall
are requested to pn .. rc-g1sl<'r 1heir
children nov.
Accord1n1 to Fred < int'r. director
of stud<'nt ser" tees. in nrder to a' 01d
incon,cntcn ~ 1he paro·n1s are asked
IO ..-all 1he1r ~pt'C"lll t" ~h°'•I" l\l
mak.e an appointment tor rt'gl')·
trauon. Some schools "111 hold e' e
n1ng ~mrattons
To n-g1stcr a "h1ld part'nts must
shov. proof of the ctu ld'!i. Alt and
ofli Clal records of th<' q ate-rt"Qu1red
1mmun1za11ons polio DTP
1d1phthcna. l<'tanu~ a'ld pt"nu~1s 1
measl~ rubella and mumps
lnformauon on each school's da1 1\
§ChC'dule. bus routes an<t other spttlal
scn1 .. -c<. v.11l be a'a1laNc at ind1,1d-
ual "ht'\01!> For more 1nformat1on. or
ht"lp to dt'termme \loh1ch S('hOOI a
child v.111 attend. call Fl't'd Caner's
olfac ·t!l1-3:: 4.
Former British prime minister Wilson to speak in Irvine
Harold Wilton. who 1CrVcd as prime minister of
Britain lonetr than anv otha ~ in peacetime. will
share his insilhts into world politics Friday at a lecture in
Irvine's Soutfi Coast Community Church.
Wilson will bi~ .. .\ View from 10 Oownina Street"
at the I p.m. evCGt. spontend by UCl's Office of Arts and Lccturn. He wu. at 4R. tht you.,i man cvtt elected
prime miaisler and ICf'Ved four terms in that position.
Tickets b Wihon's talk arc S6 and may be ordered
by callina IS6-~.
Soccerl .. a,.,.,.aJMpJanned
TidllltHft now available b the upcomins Hawaiian
luau.,._.. by the A YSO Rt:P>n l 20toeeer' team tlwt
will bt uaveli• to the~ Union in July.
The neat wiU bt held at 6 p.m. Friday. May 61 at the Ne~ C•ter in COl&a Meta. Tinets arr 117.50
and can bt raerved by callins '49-8605 or 751-0221 .
In addition. tlae Com Meta lapc will hold IOCm' reaillnliall tom 9 Lm to I p.m. Satlllnlay at 8aleric Part
in Coeta Mia New n well • returnins playen arr
CtK'CMd 111 d IO liln ., For tltCft illfannaiioe, call Jan
KaUten at 4lJ..1 169.
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ty Nunery School will hold open house Fnda)' from 9:30
to 11 a.m. at 5702 Clark Dnve.
TMproaram 1s for children from 3 to S yeanold. Call
the school at 846-27 1 ~ or Chns Bianco at 898-3985 for
funhcr informatio n.
Culture falre at school
Rancho San Joaquin Intermediate School in Irvine
will host a culture fa1f'\" Fnday. fcaturi~ speakers from
various countries repr~nt1n1 man) d1ffettnt cuhurn
thr<Kllh the sill·pcnod day. T\c Parent Teacher Orpn1z.at1on is providina a
variety Offi"Ff foods. while other booths and e1hiblt10ns
will include dancn'I-,,onery maluna and karate. TM
public is invited and may call the school at 786-JOOS for
more information.
Bealtll lalr bJ Santa A.aa
Contal Communities Hospital at 2701 S. Bristol St ..
Santa Ana. Im bttn ~ u one of ftsitcs for ttc.hh
Fair &po ·u, to be held Saturday in oblrrvancc of
National Haith Carr Wttk.
Fret Ktftftinp will bt availablr for edults and
childttn. aloal with C'Ommunity raourtt 1nf'ormall0n.
The cvCGt wiU nan from 10 Lm. to 4 p.m.
School sponsors art auction
The Grad '\i1ght '8 Comm11ttt of Estano a High
School .. 111 sponsor an ~n auction Saturda) at 6,30p m at
the &lacnc Center. I Q"'S Balnnc Dn"c. Costa Mesa.
The donauon IS s~ and procttds from the e~ ent "'t.11
help pro' 1dc 1hc al ohf'I and drug-frtt all-night pan~ for
&radwat1ng E\1anc1a High seniors. Call M1clu Phen" at
97Q..Q()S6 fo r detail!.
Magic 9how at HB library
M141c1an Ja ~ r.onsah es .. 111 entcnain at a
children ~hov. Sa1urd:1' at I p m tn the Talbcn Room of
\he Hunungton Bea t-( t'ntral L1br.tf). 71 1 J Talbcn
~'e . Huntington Bea ti
-\Jm1ss1on 1s S I and tic kets can be purcbucd at tht
Cl11lrcn's Rt'SOurt"t" ~ Pr'OCttd will 90 toward
on tru'11on of the lt~ran · ncv. children's W1 ... and
more information 1<. a' a1 tabk at 4 • 813.
Eavlronmeatal detcldJJ6 cJa.. Commanlty falr ln Ilea
"Sl\-v.ttk. class 1n en\lronmcntal s.krtch1n& v.111 be
offered at volden West Collqc startm& Saturda~
mom1n1.
An instructor Hane) Ckmans will rondUC't the
rouf"5t', "h1ch v.111 mttt from 9 a.m. to I p.m. in Fu~ "ru
217 fort~ fint and fiMI tnsions and on k>catt0ns fort~
otha four. Call 41-4 I 9 for edd1tt0nal 1nfonnanon.
Puent wrorbllo,. bJ BB
A .mes of ,.-or\shopl on ~nt prokutonal
collaboration •111 b( hd d Saturda) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
at <Aun V~• Hlah School. J 0 I Gothant .
HunttftllOD Beach. TIW e~t Wl'1tl 1nc-ludc tnMlbOM from OM ~
Isl to uotbtt. leanu1t1 11ra~ and 1nnumcina ciatkt
brMva.
I'
Oran1e Coa\t Coll~ ~nd tht ~ County
.\ssocial1on for the Education ofY ouns Ouktrcn will~
sponsor a comm unit) rnourtt fair S.turday from 9 Lift.
to noon at Tc\\ ink~ P:\rt 1n Costa Mesa.
More than I 00 sor1al scrvicrs-.mca and~ of ~'att r hooJs and c-h1ld are propams .irill be o&n•
1nformatton.
SPAlb celebration Ja •-.
Golckn West l 'n1t 31 ofWAVEs N..-.a.awan tn
~-ctmns· orpn1lll1on. W'lll cckbtat< titre nru t lllof'.
the P._Rs. the Coast Guard women of"WOltd W. ~-=-a tunchmftS.turda) at the Country Seek laamC~
LL Debra HartlaUlf\. Coast c;.,. ~ .-.,..
offK'tt, .,u be tht ~t ipDkn 1t tht l l:lO a.a. "91.
All Yo'OIMD of the ~ lft'VlCa .., -ck a •I ...
rn<'T' atlOM rna br madr by ~ 9)1.0152 • S ~24 I .
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Coeta lleu J11Cb School'• color _('IUd teem_goea ~b a roatlne.
Mesa 'sPerpetualMotion
scores with flying colors
By JOYCE BODLOVICH °' ... ...., ..........
Perpetual Motion 1s o n the move.
The award-w1nn1ng winte r color
guard team from Costa Mesa High
School has recentl} returned from a
successful run against 5() color guards
at the national finals in Dayton. O hio.
Accord ing to booster c;usanna Den-
ton. the Costa Mesa 1eam was the
only Orange or Los .\ngeles count)
high school squad represented at the
competition. The Costa Mesa team
placed first in Its di\ ISIO n.
Denton said the tht> 14 members
performed to the d ri ving theme from
the James Bond Sp) movies.
"W e probably ha' e the most
e laborate sho~... shl· said. "The
performance 1s hke a lo ng ballet or
modem dance complete with cos-
tumes. sabers. batons. colored flags
a nd riflt'S ...
Denton said theCost:i Mesa team is
1n its founh ~ear pfcom pctition. Last
)Car the squad captured first place
honors in a regio nal t>vent held 1n
Pon land. Ore.
The.team 1s made uri of girls fro m
se'enth through I :!th g.rades. The
tea~·s captain. C1nd~ Klytta. and
solo ist Dawnee Denton are both
seniors who are gradua ting this year
with honors.
··There are not manv teams fro m
Orange County." Den.ton said. "It
takes a lot of hard work to compete.
Each group in the competitions
JOYCE'S COLUMN •..
From Bl
school's ~restling and volleyball
teams. Greg hopes to attend a
milital) academ ~ :tfter gradu-
atio n. • • • In observance of l'-ational Vol-
unteer Week . .\pnl I 7-23. Fo un-·
tain Valle)' Regio nal Hospital and
Medical Center has planned a
variet) of events. The volunteer
services dcpanment as hostinJ a
continental breakfast/receptio n
for the hospital's volunteers and
members of the com m unit) Mon-
day from 9 to 11 a.m. in the
hospital's auditorium.
Former patients. friends of the
hospital and area residents are
invited to join in the fe st1vit1es.
Wednesday the volunteer ser-
vices depanment wil l prescAt an
o erview of the \()lunteer op-
ponunities a'a1labk at Fountain
Valley ·Regional Hospital and
Medical Center. Scheduled fro m
10 a.m to noon in cl assroom .\ ..
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the presentation will be conductd
by Susan Davis and Gladys Twee-
dle.
Volunteers work througho ut
the hospital assiting staff mem-
bers in meeting the 'aried needs
of patients. Voluntr ers in tum.
receive comphment:tl) meals in
the hospital's cafeteria. d iscounts
o n hospitlizatio n and op-
ponunities to panir ipate in the
hosptiars social ativit1es.
For additonal information
about volunteer oppo nunities or
to reserve a place at the upcoming
e ve nts. -call Susan Davis at
966-8133. • • • • Two local student!>. Kurt Lobse
of Costa Mesa and·Aprtl Rozen of
Huntington Beach, have bee n
named to the Dean ·s Honor List
at California Lutheran U nivesity.
Thosuand Oaks. Students qualify
b) maintaining a 3.5 grade point
a\'erage.
,
presents its own theme and forma-
llons. but all the performances in-
clude d) nam1c mo vement w11h spin-
ning and 1ossing of flag<; and rifles."
.\ccord ing to Denton. the team
rehearses :!O hours each week under
the suPl'r,·1s1on of coaches Sco11 and
Carol) n King.
The Pr rpetual Mo11on team will
host a regio nal ~inter color guard
s ho" from 4 10 10 p.m. Saturday at
the C'os1a Mesa High School gym.
.\bout 30 schools will present a shon
progra m to recorded m us1c that
combines the 1rad111onal gua rd con-
cept of using flags. sabers and rifles.
lXnton said sealing is on a first
come. firs . serve basis -Prices are S4
for adults a nd S:! for children 12 and
under.
Jaguar grand
auction prize
By KATY BOUCHER
Ofllleo.llJ ..........
The gra nd prize 1s a cat. b u1 what a
cat
.\t the annual Harbor Area Bovs
and G irls Club auction 10 be heid
.\pnl 2:!. the bigge<;t prize was
donated at cost b) Dick Bauer of
Bauer Jaguar -a I 98R Jagu~r XJ-6
'alued at more than $44.000.
The auction's themt> is "Bids Fo r
Kids" and all proceed'> will eo to the
clubs that serve )oungc;1ers in Costa
Mesa. Newpon Beach :-tnd Irvine.
"The annual aucl1on is the yo uth
organization's maJor f11nd-rai ser and
most popular event." ~id club Ex-
ecutive Director Dick Power.
The evening will begin at ~ p.m.
with a silent auction and cocktail
hour. Dinntr will be served at 8 p.m ..
fo llowed b~ the 'oicc auction at Q
p.m.
For auct10n reservations. call
M ::!-:!:!45.
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STORE •••
Prom Al
•• Ahhouah most of our vendon
come from Oranaic County. we do
have pm:>plc from throuahout Cali·
forni.aa.od owsidc ltKJtatc." *said..
"We have even rceivrd a call from
someone in Germany. We expect the
fair to be international one day."
Each month the fair will featutt one
or two craf\ers. This weekend. 67-year~ld Pete ~terson of Santa Ana,
the whittler at Knott'~ Berry Farm,
will demonstrate his skills.
"He has made a livelihood from the
art for the last three years, however it
has been his hobby for many yean."
she said. "His speciality is animals:
ducks. tiorses. bcaR. eagles. But what
he really loves is getting others
interested in the an."
The other featured <'rafter is K.itty
Trent of Costa Me~a. who will
demonstrate hand-wr aving on a
loom. Her speciality is table runners.
scarves and rugs.
The fair. according to Emil. will
offer country music from the
Piecemaker Singers. food. an ex-
change of ideas and a multitude of
shopping opponunitie... Whittler Pete Petenon •howa off bla craft for younc•ten.
TOURING TROUPE •••
From Bl
active in volvement. The ··w e Tell
Stories" trio are pan of some 20
actors who travel in threes to various
schools and community centers to
perform.
With o nly an old trunk filled with
props and cosiumes for the pro-
duction's set. the 1m upe. acts out
stories selected fro m wnrks of Aesop.
Carl Sandburg. Edgar .\llan Poe. e.e.
c ummings and others.
As the tno tore throuith the trunk in
a slapstick manner looking for the
right book. the )Ounr,sters. ages 5
thro ugh 9. broke into pales of laugh-
ter.
"How many of )OU know about
J .R.R. Tolkien?" Pra ther sho uted to
the )Oung aud ience
..I do. I do." a n umtx-r of children
) clled .
.. Ho w many of you have heard
about 'The Hobbit?' .. he asked.
The tno then proccrdcd to act out
the poem .. Stone Tro ll ·· much to the
delight o f the ch1ldrrn. When the
humorous rcnd 111on ":ts concluded.
Prathe r asked 1hc group how they
knew 11 "as a poem.
.. Because it rhymt•s:· a young boy
answered.
"Next we have a k1ndr rpocm and a
t..inder stor) :· Prathr r said ... This
~ritcr has been calkd the poet o f the
Ameri can Pl'OPk bec:iuse he wntes
a bout e'el)da~ pcopk
.. Hi s name 1s Carl Sandburg. This
stor) takl.·s place 1n the Village of
LI\ er and Onio ns:· hl' added.
The unison of "vucks!.. and
"oooooos!" from the youngsters 1es11-
fi rd 10 the lack of 11\r r and onions
IO\CfS.
.. I need som eone 10 hel p me wnh
the stol'). Who li kes II\ er and on-
ions?" he asked .
Not surpnsingl ). thr audience be-
came filled with sudctc n h ver-and-
o nion co n' en s who t>nthus1asticall)
'olunteered for the ac11ng pans of
stage manager and taxi dri,er.
.. , nt>ed a bo) who does everything
his mom and dad tell him to do.''
Prather said.
-'\gain all hands shot up in the
roo m. However. it w:'IS first-grader
Nick S;kes who won the hono r of
playing the lead role nf Bimbo the
Snip.
"How many of you have been to ld
b} your pare nts if )OU make a face it
might get stuck or fro1en that way?
Well -this IS a SIOI'} about Bimbo
who always puts his thumb at the end
of his nose. spreads his fingers and
...., .... ,.......,Lee .....
Actor DaYid Prather and VUlaae View •tadent Nick 8yk•, a
firat-&rader, 10 throach a roatlne u part of the Loe Aneel•
Mule Center of tom performance at the Hanttncton Beach
achoo I.
sa\s ·nah. nah. nah-n:i h-nah.' The n
oric da) "hen the wind hlew real hard.
his thumb stuck to the l'nd of hts
nose.
As the story proc\.'eds. Prather
recruited teachers from the audience
10 co mplete the cast of 1tc1ors who try
unsuccessful!) to find a wa; 10
rc mo"c Bimbo's thumb from his
nose. Even Pnnc1pal Don Devor.
outfi tted ~•th a bnght yellow rain hat
and mult1<olored umbrella. was
drawn into the production.
The SIOI) dad have a happy endinJ-
Bimbo's thumb was freed fro m has
nose ~•th six taps from a police-
woman's Slick.
'\nd the mora l of the 'itory? ··usten
to your pare nts." Prather told the
youngsters.
We're looking for some g~ sports
The Daily Pilot is interested in sharing the sponing exploits of you and
)Our neigh bors. .
Send us a photogr:i ph and brief account of the spon1n~ acc~mphshme~t.
We will pubhsh them in our Good Spons column. which will appear m
Thursday's Neighborhood Focus sectio n.
Address )our com·c;ponde nce to Neighborhood Focus in care of the Daily
Pilot. P.O . Box 1560. Costa Mesa. 92627.
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-Mix discipline with love
DEAR ANN LANDERS: If you
print this. you will be performina a
amt service for millions of parents
and their children.
Three years ago I married a man
who had two sons. 13 and 16. I was
unp~red to be a stepmother, but of
one th1n1 I was certain. I would not let t~ children get lhc upper hand. I
would remain in charge-.
Our conversations were filled with
awkward periods of silence. When I
spoke to the boys it was always a
que1tion: "Is your room clean?' "Is
your homework done?" "Have you
fod the dog?" Nevc-r did I ask.
"What's on your min<1?" "How arc
you gettinJ along in school?" "You
look worried. Do you want to talk
about it':' or even ... Hnw arc yo u?"
I assumed the role of watchdog and
dictator. Their father was already
doing a pretty good jotl. but when he
saw howdogmatic•nd -;trict I was. he
cased up and I bec:ime the dis-
ciplinarian in the familv. •
•• Lr.11ns
Was I loved? No! Respected? No!
Feared? You'd better bC'licvc it. There
was a big distance betw~n us and I
knew it. I believed that was the way to
keep them in line. .
One night I heard the younger boy
say, "You can't love a wurpuss. She
never laughs or smiles around us. We
arc like soldiers in her private arm y. ff
she really loved ui. she wouldn't treat
US thlS Wa}."
I froze in my track-;. They were
right. I realized that I had never
hugged the boys or spnken softly to
them. I behaved hke a sergeant. I took
care of their material needs. but I
Frtday, April U
AIU£S(March 21-1\pnl 19): Newsrece1 ved which buo}S }Our confidence.
SomethinJ 1s taken av.:iy. rcplactd by something much more valuable. Love
plays maJOr role as ~ ou make fresh s1an in new direction Leo figures
prominently.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): Monev picture bnghter. )OU learn secret.
rapprochement with recalci tra nt 1nd1vldual due. Romance v.111 again be
ignited. Family reunion figures promi nent!}. Cancer na11 ve pla}s paramount
role.
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): You are given three choices connected with
-------------business. career. Choose one which
permits you to diversify. to appear before
public. to travel. You'll receive g1fi whi ch
S adds to your wardrobe. YDIEY CANCER(June 21-Jul y 22); Bui ld on
sohd base. realize love rela11onsh1p
0 ~u1rcs review. effort. Someone is not IAll being complete!} truthful. Therefore.
••••••••••••• protect self in emotional clinches. Taurus. Scorpio pla) roles.
LEO (Jul).' 23-Aug, 22): Emphasis on search for soul mate. 1ra' el.
publishing. ab1hty to complete project. Restless family member wants \Ou 10
make move - it would be premature. Scenario highlights idealism . "'inning
entry.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Mystery is solved. money could be rflcaSt·d
from escrow. Changes occur in connection with home. marital status. You'll be
happier as result, sale or purchase of an object featured. Libra 1n voh ed.
LIBRA (ScpL 23-0ct. 22): Define terms. keep open mind but refuse 10 be
gullible. Spotlight on rt'putation. legal maneu vers. publtc relauons. mamage.
You'll receive "settlement" which 1s pleasing. Pisces figures prom1nentl).
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Pressure applied. }'Ou'll be asked to meet
deadline. Responsibilities increase. relationship intensifies If pla) ing games.
move on. You'll be asked to make commitment. Cancer native in picture.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21 ): Look be yond the 1mmed1atc. realize
romance 1s blossoming at fast pace. Creative JU1ces stimulated. self-e,press1on
will be hiahlighted. Member of opposite sex is serious about you and love
CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): A "new deal" is 1n storr relating 10 home.
famil y. security, long-range prospects. What seemed lost will be recovered.
Insist on your own style. Leo. Aquari us will figure prominentl)'.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on payments. collections. mone' .
protection of valuable-;. It may be necessa~ to change accounts. 10 re' 1e~
procedures. Long-distance call will verify bt'hefs. Sagittanan in picture.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Stud ) "quanus message for 'aluable hi nt
Focti,On diversification. travel. humor. fitness. appearance. 'l ou'll be 1n"11ed
to prestigious social aff.1ir. Prodipl son starts his return 1ournr).
IF APRIL I~ IS YOUR BIRTHDAY )OU have unusual "01c-e. sense of
drama and "sweet tooth." Current C}cle highlights end of search. ab1h1~ to
reach more people. chance to recapture "lost love." You'll ha"e cnerg~.
vitality, creati ve Juices will be stimulated. Anes. Taurus. Libra, Scorpio people
play 1m~rtant roles in your life. During this month. details art• scttlrd in
connect1cin with mo,·c involvi ng propcrty. .\ugust will be memorable.
romantic, profitable for you th is year.
liln yaur heart
an extra helping.
Say no to high-fat foods.
.. ~a American Heart V Associatton
\N£'RE FIGHTil\G Fa?
\Q.JR UFf
V on Hem e r t's
never pve them fnendsh1p or
mothering. I asked myself. how could
I have been so blind?
Later that night I went to their
room and asked them how they had
stood me for so long. They were
flabbergasted. They hugged me and
said if their dad loved me there must
be Jood in me somewhere. and some
soflness. but they had never seen 11.
The older boy asked if my mom
was cold to me. I was shocked. She
was. Suddenl) I rca li1ed that I had
been treating the boy-; the way my
mother had treated me Then I had a
good Cf}
From that day 011 everything
changed -m) attttudr toward them
and 1hrirs tov.ard mt· l'ro still the
disc1phnanan. but no"' thcre'sa lot of
afTecuon and v.e are all much more
relaxed and a ~reat deal happier. Sign
me -NEV ER Ton OLD TO
LEARN.
DEAR NEVER: T1aaak yoa for
poillli•& out tJaat dlsclpllae a4mials-
tered lovla&IY Is tile key to a &ood
pareat·cblld relatloaslllp. Yoer s&ory
ii a polpaat one, and muy pare.ts
are bound to Jun from It. • • • DE..\R ..\"IN LAN DERS: M) sister
1s ha ' 1ngan afTa1rw11h a friend of her
husband. This is not gossip. I saw
them. but the\ d1dn'1 see me. I'm
cena1n that m\ brothr r-in-lav. docs
not knov. about 11. The) ha ve two
v.onderful children.
Should I stand b) and wall for m~
sister to des1ro) her family? Should I
scare the hell out of the other man b\
threatening to tell his wife? Should ·1
tell m} brother-in-law.,
I "'1sh I never had fou nd this out. II
frigh te ns me to have thi~ knowledge. I
want to do the n&ht thing. but what is
11?-STRICTLY ANONYMOUS.
DEAR ANON: Go directly te you
sister aad tell lier la a lovtac way tNt
yoa know wbt Is &•lDI •·Be ....
jlldpHtal IMlt cUrttL Usully I
advise people to MYOB, b•t ill tills
case I daiak It's wortll tilt allot. Good
luck.
Both vulnerable. South deals.
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SOUTH
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The bidding:
SPRING UPHOLSTERY SALE
including A ll L eathers at
80% off
A l l of our Famous Name Brands of
Upholstery in Stock 25 CC to 45 CO off.
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South Wesc North
2 Pass 2 •
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6 Pass Pus
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Opening lead: Two of +
OMAR
SHARIF
ace of spad~. then drew trumps
Cr Declarer cashed the a~-luna of
d ubs and uc of d1a.monds. then
o"enool the )ad of diamonds with
.. the table's qu~n Now he led tM
#'-r J8 k of clubs and disc:arded the bn1 ~ , ~ of dtamonds from hand!
This hand comes from rubber
bridge-nothing ot her than I SO
honors could explain South's deter· have saved the day by converting to
mana11on to rebid his five-card heart si,, no trumt>. a contract 1ha1 could
su11 with his balanced hand. Not not be defeated from his Slde of the
that v.e are enamored with North's table.
dec1S1on to respond tv.o spades on West duly led the two of spades,
his four-card su11 e11her-a value and 11 v.as obviouJ to all and sundry
bid of three no trump is more to our that it was a singleton Declarer did
hkang. Easr 's do uble was lead-di· not fancy his chances. but he was
rect,ing. reques11ng bis partner to not prepared to surrender without a
lead dummy's first-bid sui t. Except fig.hr. He decided to try 10 put the
that his partner had mentioned the · .fact that West held only one spade
denomination first. North could to good use. Hero~ wu h dummy's
West was helpless. Do~'tl to noth-
ing but mtnor-suu cards. he had no
op11on but 10 11>1n the queen and
then put declarer back in dummy
"Ith a minor-suit card. Declarer
d1scardcd his two losing ~ on
the tens of diamonds and cl ubs, and
brought home the slam for the loa
of onh one club tnck.
'-"e don't know •ho played this
hand. If nobod)' cla..ims it, perhaps
11>e'll pass II off as our own in years ~
to come
L egs g o only
h a l fway up
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When )Ou sa) she his prclt\ k gs.
sir. ~ou're onl~ tall..ing about "ha1·,
tx·t"'ecn the knee and the anlle.
technical!~. In bipeds -and \he'<, a
biped -above the knre 1s thr thigh.
not thr leg.
In an auto suppl~ store. I'm told 5
percent of the replacement parts
L.M.
Bo YD
account for 80 pe rcent of the tore's
sale
"Feist'·· comes from the old v.ord
"fcun·· which ""as a small dog.
Not all the Penns) I\ an1a Dutch are
plump. though man~ anful photos of
them seem to want ltl ~II us that
notion. S11ll. the\ kno" how to cook.
and ccrtainh hov. 10 t•at. Were vou
aware that '1n Penns' h ania Dutch
there's no "'ord fo r "diet"?
Q. What makes German bttr so
good?
~. Some credit an old lav. still
obscn ed. In ..\ D 1.i, . that punt)
decree knov.n as the Re10~1t•bot
required brev.crs to u11e notbina but
malt. hops and water No c~mK'al
add i II\ CS.
"Otamond1ferous" 1s a real word
m~rung ") 1cld1na diamond"." but
l'\e never heard an' man so ~
$Cnbcd. not e'en Zsa ~sa·s mt'n
It has bttn noted that man) an
Alawnaold prosptttorskpt •1th h11 doss to ktti> warm. Ma)'bc so. But
man) another Ut,>t with ~is crocl of
sourclouah s1.1ncr. To kttp it from
frcnina.
'Thoee alliPtors. 1f thty mn•t find
1nythina cl.-to cat .,11 c-at each
other.
Q. WMt ~ .. JfO('Htntn'..,
A. Ptook .,ho lh11\k the earth
itands still as the wn ft'VOh'"" around
It
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1 Enlarge
5 81sec1
10 MuStC group
14 Sir\99'
15 Soared
16 Straight as
t7 Slog
18 Better deal
20 Acumma1e
22 Via
23 Fortified
24 Crew member
26 Company Fr
27 India regt0n
30 Cog11a1es
:µa.tie
35 Angle
36 Ms Murray
37 Single
38 Respond
40 WOOd
4 1 Pronoun
42 Gossip
43 Herangued
45 Sitting
47 Alk>ys
48 Go astray
49 A.ms
50 Com>borate
53 H• s4 Zeek>ua
58S.aaage
61V~
62 Lat> medNm
63 Lenci --
6" Greet! Clt)
65 Unl"'9rSlty
66 Put back In • kiln
67 Sailor
DOWN
1 Ecstatic
2 Her Sp
3 At the DNt1
4 SIOW down
5 -sod•
6 Correc:1
7 Frown
8 Elbe teeoer
9 ThrlOe pref
10 Ot>suucted
11 T~ - -
view
of
12 Oe11ea1e
13 Actue .. emeut
19 C<Mof
21 Mantle
25 Braw
2fS Twist
27 Gf'8ea,.
21 uciusl\le
29 Rout•
30 Helf-t>oo1
311 ....
32 Indian nob6e
33~• 35 Jan tan
39 Whrt~•a 'Nl
l)lrO
40 At*5
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4 ~VIP
49 Uninteresteo
50 Con!M d wltll
5 1 LaMIWI City
52 Ar9N
SJ Ana
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5-6 Bad
Si PeK9
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60 Strwn
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"I can carry it. I'll use
BOTH hands.'"
Figure akater eUffy Pompedore al~ the
8bptlca and aaaumn the owwatl lead wtth
another vk:tory In the "Battle of the Super-aaara·· competition.
by Brad Anderson DENNIS TBS IBRACB
OAllJ'IBLD
I DON'T CARE
IF IT 'S
OPMELIA :
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DAVID ANO SUSAN HAVE BEEN TOGCTHER
ALL DAY / THEY SPENT THE MORNING AT
THE LUPPINO GALLERY, THEN HAD A LATE J
UJl'.ICH BEFORE GOING OVER iO SUSAN'S TO WORK ON PREfl)l:t.RATIONS r--._:r::::z::ll FOR THE ONE ·MAN SHOW! ANO f
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THURSDAY, APRIL 14 1988
L£su£
UllEST
Writer's story has a happy ending
Laguna
friends
find new
project
Where can you find an an deco
armoire these days? Or a four-
poster bamboo bed h:lndmade in
Bali? Laguna Beach. where else.
The good news is that you can
pi ck upa few of these dandy items
and contribute to a good cause as
well.
La1una Friends. an organiza-
tion formed to raise funds to
combat AIDS. has now opened a
consignment-thrift shop on
Diamond and Coast Highway.
The proceeds from the thrift shop
will be donated to the <\IDS
Service Foundation of Orange
County in Costa Mes.1. A large
percent of ASF client~ are from
Laguna Beach.
"Well. wegotoursdvesinto
another project.'' said Du Vene
with a laugh. Verre. Rom Epud
Jerry Bed founded the organiza-
tion that began serving gourmet
meals in V erre and &ck's home
and donating the money to ASF.
Like the dinners, which were a
rousing success. the thrift shop
has started off with a hang. In the
first three and a half weeks. the
store raised mo re than $5.000.
BGb Browa, who bakes dessens
for Laguna Friends dinners. man-
ages the thrift shop, which is
staffed completely by community
volunteers.
If you have something yo u
would like to buy or sell. call
491-8646. • • • Herc's an update al>outthe
Junior Sports Camp I wrote about
a couple weeks ago. The National
Foundation ofWheelchair Ten-
nis has announced the establish-
ment of a O.vW Slaubrem Mem-
orial Outstanding Whccld:tair
Athlete Award. The award was
presented at the camp at Saddle-
back Collcgr in Mission Viejo.
Edward UMI Helea Sllubrom and
their famil¥ presented the award
in memory of their son DaNid. a
local athlete who was killed in a
collision with a tractor-trailor rig
two years ago when he was 27.
"David had many :llhletic
achievements and a wide interest
in sports," said Helen. a Tustin
resident. "We felt it would be
especially meaningful to re-
cognize a deserving young wheel-
chair athlete at the sports camp.
which isa program we know
David would have supported."
The recipient will get to attend
a ··super Camp" for top notch
juniorwheckhairathletcsat the
Univenityoflllinois in Cham-
paign this summer. The trip will
be underwritten by the Shanbrom
family.
''The Champaian Super Camp
will provide the recipient with the
opportunity to experience the
state-of-the-an in wheelchair
sponsanddevelopand refine his
or hcrcom~titive skills and
stratqics.' saidcamrcoordi-
nator Ju a.,. ..... ·•we are
touched by the Fnerosity of the
Shanbrom family, and proud to (Pl••• .. PIUSllD8/82J
Persistence pays
as Coast woman· s
novel is published
By LESUE EARNEST
CM•Dlilr,... ....
Joan Han had been wnting ro-
mance novels for I IJcars.
She had rtte1ve her share of
rejection n otices. The rcjec11ons. per-
sonal letters from pu"hshms house
editors, came wtth h1rh praise. she
said. Her work wa<. "polished ...
"p rofessional." her dc~cnp11ve pass-
ages were "excep11on:il.'' they told
her. but ... the} dad not want 10
publish her book.
··tcs somethang }OU ljlke 9 u11e
emo11onall> ... the L:iguna Niguel
resident said. Still. she said. she had
ncvercons1deredg1vanp up Until last
)Car
"That was going 10 b.: my do or die
)Car," Han said. "I thought that I was
goang 10 make 11 last 'ear. or I was
go ang to g.i' c up.'" Then she added
qu1ckl}. "But I don't know 1f l could'
actuall} have done 11."
'-"hether or not Hart could have
disconnected herself from the. ke)'-
board turned out to bl.' a m ute poant.
In September she sold "ne book. and
1n Januaf) she sold anNher
··1 v.as C\c11cd for d:t}S. almost to
Bullfighting:
Thefineartof
blood and gore ·
Capistrano man
discovers honor.
pride a-s a matador
By ELLEN CAMPBELL
D119f .... C.11111 .....
When Lyn Sherwood was an 1un1or
high school. he cra<.hed headfirst
through a car wandsh1<'ld. When he
awoke ~2 da)'s later. has patullar)
gland was damaged. The anJUf). he
said. stunted has growth.
Small and slight throughout high
school. Sherwood said he suffered
from an infenOrll) complex. But his
ltfe changed tn 1956 when he went 10
""~ v.11h his father. an engan"·er
stattoned 1n Spaan.
Fanalh. Sherwood "31d. he dis-
covered· an ac11v1t\ ''here his size
could be an adv.ant:lge -bull-
fighting.
At 18. herwood made his debut an
the ring an Zaragosa pain. Smee
then. the 50-) car-olc1 San Juan
Capistrano resident h:t'i be-come in-
volved with man~ a"'pccts of the
actl\ 1t) -from bullfight photogra-
ph) to bullfight ph1lo5"phy.
.. .\mencan people cannot under-
Proud Jtalle
stand the bullfight because the) thank
of 11 as a spon." heNl'Od said. "In a
bullfight tht're 1s no compe1111on
betv.een man and bull The two arc
far from equal The goal 1s pre-
determined
"It 1s ltke v.atchang a ballet and
"o ndenng v.ho v.111 win -the
balknna o r the choreographer Bull-
fighting 1s an an "
To hcf\\"ood. v. ho now publishes
C"lann. a soml't1mes-m•)nthlv rev1ev.
of bullfighters and 1he.1r per-
fo rmance!>. honor and pndc arc tv.o
of the ma111 rharacter1st1cs of bull-
fightrrs -not machismo~
"Macho has no bu<mess in bull-
figh11ng." h~ said. "Thr fight should
be an1s11c. not a d1splav of blood and
guts. "Ernest Heminfway did not
undl'rstand this He was obse~~d
w11h m.icho ...
Sherv.ood. v.-ho ltne" Hem1ngwa).
1s al\O an acquaintanc-e of Samm)
Da' •~Jr .. another afic1nnado. 'In fact.
h1.;, con,ersatton is srnnkkd v.11h
rt'fnenccs to some of the man}
famous ix·opk he ha' met -8111)
Graham. Franl S1natr:i and Chubb)
Cht-cla He 1s also on a first name
basis v.11h almost e'er: living bull-
fighter
Sherwood ....,ntes 60 tu 70 perttnt of
(Pleue eee llATADOR/82)
Tim Deaal• ol ~ Beacb recel•ee tbe Boy Scout.
ltl ... 11t award. the aa.te. from Scoatmuter M SaDda,
Tloop sa. at ceraaonl• laeld at La.Cana Preebyterlan
Clavcll recently.
the point v.herc }OU rn1n to feel sick
aficr a v. htle." she said
Hart'i. stof). 1f not uncommon ts at
least a stud) an determination
Working w11hou1 a n agent. Han
said she Stnt appro\lm:nch 15 quer-
ries or manuscripts ht-fore .. More
Than .\ Mistress .. a l'"e stof) 'l.l't an
South Afrtra. !>Old
manuKnpt on 10 another publ1sh1ng
houS(.• E' l'ntuall) \he-said. she
v.ould start again v. tth the l'Ompan) at
thl' top oftht' li!.1 F1nall\. a_year afkr
rCJCl't1ng her mJnu~·npt ~ilhouene
Bool s v. h1ch nov. had a new ~n1or
t'd11or. bought her boo~
"I sent 11 to the one!> that I thought 11
would get publtsht•d (v.llh) but r also
sent 11 to an) place v.here I thought
thett wu a ghmm<"r," ~he sa1d
Pan o f the d1flicull ~ accordang 10
Han. ~as an II) 1ng to ~II a romance
set an an area as '"poht1< 11t'd .. as South
Africa
Her ne\t manu~npl "Stranger .\t
The "eddang," a romance )Cl in
Orange Count) v.a!. ;1<.'eepted b) a
d1fTe-rt'nt di' l!>tUn o f tht' ~me pub-
hshmg hou!.e h) .in editor v. ho had
r~1c tc:d the re' 1..ed ma nu~pt a ~car
and a half t:arhcr
"Per~'eranll' ·· H.i'1 1o.41d that's
"'hat 11 tal t's
\\11h ··More lhan '\11'>trl'ss'' 1n
the boo~'>tore~ .snd "1)1ranger ~I Thc l ... •----------'=----
(Pleue ~ HARD/82) Joan Hart When she n:cel\l'd reJ~UlOn no-
tices. Han v.ould "ml"'' forv.ard thl·
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Lyn Sherwood bu foand bJa amall frame to be a Yalaable ueet ha ballflCb~.
~
Sea Scouts getting involved
in effort to earn higher rank
Youngsters take on variety
of community-based projects
By LESLIE EARNEST
CM_Dlilr ........
Fa e Sn o uts seeking to cam the ranl ol
Quartermaster. are 1n' •h t'd "1th a' anet~ ofrommun11'
prOJ«"ts in south Oranre < ount~
Theyou1hs.v.hor:inge1nagcfrom 1710 19 h.i,e all
been in thr scout s1nll· the.'' ~ere 1-l
Their proJ~l'I\ 1ndude a blood dn' r. a lood a nd
clothing dm l' tor J small tov. n 1n M n1co and
ma1ntenanl·e PHlJl'CI' 11 Dana Point Harbor
Working 1ov.ard thl' highes1 rank in the Sea out
organ1za11on are Bob hrrv.ood. Craig Clanin John
Turpin. Jam Gustaf!>on :ind Paul Wehan
"I 1h1nl the~ f(·el real good about the prOJ~t<,.'" '1<11J
Jam Wehan. a Sea ~·0111 leader and father of one of lhl' > outh. "The thrt"l' "ho .,a' e compkted their.. feel 1t v.a<. J
worth" hale proJect ··
Paul \\ chan, a fre shman at Saddkback College
organ1zrd a food and d•ithang dn' e an conJ('("l1on v.11h thr
St. Edv.ard Catholil' Church ~outh gro up tn Dana Point
Once he collected thr items," ehan drove the suppheCi h'I
an orphanJ(!t' 1n I l'l'3 h' \1n11:0
G ustafwn J sen1N .tt Trabu o H all~ High . ·hool
dtrl'\.'ll'd a refur"1 !>hinf prOJ('("I JI thr '-aut1l·al Henta~e
\lXll'I' 1n Dana Point <iu<.tafson ('nh•.tt-d Jwund 20 \t'a
4'H\Ut\ Ill paint Jnd l)l~crv.1'<' \prucr up thr (ape t ,>J.
''' k bu tiding
In .t \1m1lar ~non hcrv.ood. a 'l('n1or at Dana Hill'
High ~houl n."Cru11t'd Jbout eight ~ouths 10 sand caul~
and paint the Pilgrim a replica of the hip ..ailed h'
Ric hard Hcnr" Dana
t I.min J <..Cn1or .11 \11ss1o n V1rJO High hool 1~
pl:inning 10 mal e v.o.>d plaques v.ith number!> ''"hie
from the v.atcr to 1dcn11t\ tioat1ng shps
.\nd Turpin J Lag11na Hills High hool1un1 or. mu\t
tinJ ~,) people ~ 1llang •o panac1pate in a tilood dnvc In
add111on to 1drnt1f\anf the donen. Turpin mu t locatl' a
\ 1 1,~1on \ ll.JO 1.il·11i1, "here the blood can be drawn and
mu'l loord1nate the efli n v.tth the R~ Cross
&-tore lx'1ng gran·f'd the Quarterma tcr rank. the
IC'l'n' must al<,(i kaJ a ·a uut d1scuss1on on c111zcnsh1p.
gu 10 a l 1' t\. l1rg;in11a11on to C\pla1n the purpose and
ac11' 111e, ut 1hl' ~·a . Pul organ1zat1on and be questioned
h' J \\.Oulang t:1oarJ of'"t'' 1e"'
Thl' '\ca S.. nut' r ml tnp_ "'stem and1cates boaung 'l1ll~ The QuJnermJ'll'r r:inl ' and1ca1cs knowledac of
boat handlingJnd ~aman,h1p .\n) of the teens would be
QuJlitil·d "' 'IUl~Cl.'<.<.h. '\\ \kl!'IX'r a boat to Catalina,
3Hl1rding h > Jim \\ t'h.1n
Former British prime minister Wilson to speak in Irvine
Harold Wilton. wbo terYed as prime ministrr of
Britain ~r than any other~ in peacetime. will
~ his ..,ti into world politics Friday at a lcctutt in
Irvine•• Souti Coat Cnmmunity Church.
WillOa will bivc ··.\.View ft-om 10 Downi• Stlftt ..
at the I p.m. evcnt. spontored by UCr1 Office of Ans and
Lcctum. He wu, at 41t the JOUneest man ever elected
prime miniller and terVed four 1enn1 in that position.
Tickctl for Wilt0n•1 talk att S6 and rriay be onkmt
by cam.,. ·~5000. •
event. which will be held at the San Juan Captstrano
library at 3149S El Camano Real
An orchid pavilion. d1spla)S and aman~mcnts by
nuncrin. landscape ck'igncrs and florists are amona the
fc.atura of the show. A Ynes oflectures. a guided tour of
the prckn1 of Casa ~dfica. the fonner western White
Hou1e, and plant salt' ~unday compose o ther hiahliaht~.
For m0tt information. call •96-2132.
Nanerr 9Cllool open house
The nc>ftoej)rofh Nonh Huntinaton Beach Commun1·
ty Nuntry School wall hold open house Frida~ from 9:30
to 11 a.m . at 5702 Oartc Drive.
The propam is for childrtn from 3 lo S years okl Call
the IChool at 146-2713 or Chris Bianco at 898-398$ for
funhcr information. ·
Health falr la Sant. An•
Coastal Commun111es Hospital at 170 I S. Bnstol . t .
Santa "na. has bctn chosen as one of the sites for Health
Fair E11po '88. to be heki Saturda an obs<'n an e of
Na11o na l Heahh are Weck
frtt SCTttn1ngs '"" ht •'11lablc for adults and
children, along wtth ('Ommun1t) rcsoul"C'e anformatton
The event "ill run from 10 a.m . to• p.m.
Real e.t.te Pl'06nDJ• .et
Tw<> real f'ltalc pt"OVams will br oftel"C'd ttus "-ttkend
b) the Communtl) 'f"\ 1c-H Oft"K"C of Coastline om -muni~ Cotlt9c 1n the rollf'IC's Ncwpon Beac h Center.
3101 PKlfte ~~ Dn,e, Corona dtt Mar
The firsi .-,11 br b<-td Saturday ftom Q am to • p.m
and will m'lter Oft •nttf...famtty homf'I. rondom1n1um~
land in"'eMnwnt'-ape nmtftt houta.. apptt('\luon and
dtprcaattOft. Thc t«Ond. Sunda) from 9 a.m. to Sp m .
wtU A>cUI ori comnwt"t1el pn>pen maN19CfMnt Call
l4l-6l16 fot funhcr 1nf'onnauon
Sdlool 8JJ011Nn art aacdoa
Thc Gf'8d N•t 'M Comm•tlft o( Estanna H11h ~'MU IPOftlQran nnaMCttOaS.uarda~ at 6: p.m. at
the •lac'ncCtftter. 19" llltanc' Dnvc Costa Mt"U
The donauo n 1 S'* and ewocttd' from the C\ent ••II
help pro' 1dc the akohol and drut-frtt all·n•sht pen) for
aradua11ng f.~llnl 13 H gh ~ntors C all Mteln Phenix It "l"'Q.-00~6 for details
Environmental •~etcbl'W cJw
.\ Sl\·Wttk la 11' environmental~--•111 be
ofTcrt'd at Golden Wc-st Coll* stanina S.turda)'
mom1n1.
.\rt instructor Harvey Cleman will concluc1. the
cou~. "h1ch v.11l mct'I from 9 a.m. to I p,m. in Fine Arts
111 for lhe first and finill sns1o ns and on locatiori1 for the
olhtr four. Call 41-4 IQ for add111o nal information.
Parent tr0r~opt1 la llB
.\ stncs of -orb~ oe ~t prohioNI
roHaborauon .-111 be hc'ld Se._. lhMn I a.m. to 2 p M.
11 Ocun v~-. Hlah Schooa. 11011 GoeMnt St..
H un11na1on 8eacl\.
The e\-ent •1ll 1ncludt U...llOM from c.r ICtaoal
leel to anot~r. leam1n1 suatlliea Md &n~ dt•ld
beha\'lOr
S,1C4mare Rll18•1 'mW
Tht Syamoft Hint pmt .. Will be .-to 1111e
pubhc turda> from In a.m. '° 4 p..•. a....._......._ ''"°''"' and Plfftdina. F"n Md 1W1mmu111 aft • pcnnmC"d.
• 8 OI• .. Co.I OA.ILY PILOT/ Thureday, Aptt 14, 1MI
Laguna branch of Altrusa
plans big pusb for science
By LESl.JI!: EARNEST °' ...... ,.. ....
As national service organization
Altrusa lntcmational prepares to
celebrate its 71 st binhday next
month, the Laguna lkach branch is
planning a drive intended to get more
local students interested in science.
Members o f the Laguna chaptt'r -
\\hich has been involvt'd in a variet)
of community projrcts over the past
. ~8 rears -sa} this year the organiza-
tion "'111 make scienet• education 1n
Lagu na schools one of its main goals.
''I'd hke to work on reall) getting
,the science program active.'' said
kan Da' is. Altrusa member and a
rr 11n-d :wr"n:111t1c-c; 'noinrC'r fn.-
Rockwe ll lnterN1tonal.
Davis, who worked on both the
Apollo space program and the space
shuttle. said she is roncemed that
most graduate student" in aerospace
or engineenna are from countries
other than the United C\tatcs.
"Wc.-'rc.-training everyone else."
Davis said. "It's got to change or
we're goin~ to really be 'lufTc ring."
A Likcl} candidate 10 head the
science project, Da ' 1s said she will
t~llc to members of the Laguna Beach
High School academic boostt'r club
and school officials to c;ee ho w much
c.-mphas1s is plac.-ed on o;c1encc. If she
fl·clt. suffi c1c.-nt a11en1ion is paid 10 the
high o;ch<lOI. Da' 1s sa1c1 she will tum
her attention to the middle and
clementaf) schools.
One opt ion. according to Davis.
would be 10 create a sc-1ence booster
club. In add1t1on. c:lrctr women
could attend the schools. offering
career guidance.
Among the other laf!-Una orpniz.a-
tions Altrusa member" have worked
to aid arc the Girls Club of La&una
lkach. Human O~tion ... Sally's Fund
and TLC. In addition. the orpniza-
tion raises funds for the Alzheimers
D isease and Related Oisorders As--
5(){·1at1on of Orange County and for
scholarships for girls at lquna High.
An}onc interested in membership
information can call 548-91 67.
MATADOR SAYS BULLFIGHTING AN ART •••
From Bl
an amateur -Sher\lo o•'<i said hl' "as
fcJrful. often to the: point of fcc.-hng
ph)Stcall) all bdore h1-. fights.
pesos "uu1J ma~c hi m obhg.ated to
print fa'\o rablc cn11ques of their
fight!>. he: said
llemben of Perpetual Motion. the award-
winnln& Winter Color Guard Team from Costa· Mesa High School, &o th1'0UCb a
workout.
the an1cles in Clann an<I u~ mam o l
h1!> o" n photograph' In Me-<1co. h·e 1s
considered lhl' No I hullfight pho-
tographer. he said.
l1~r other sa11sf~ ing. 1f nsk~.
a' ocat10n). herwoot!'s ha' t• not
Listening to self-h~ pno 1s tapes
before: he cntel'\'d the.-n ng restored
some of Shcrnuod'~ l'Pntidence. but
11 d 1J not take a"a\ the fear. Last
Januan . Sher\l>Ood saul he was read\
to reurc. But he: fought anothl'r buli.
anJ hl• sa1J that hr "'"uld continue
thl· unusual hohb)
··1 haH• madl· a 101 of bullfighters
mad at ml' through m) cnucism.''
hl·rn ood )<ltd. .. But I cannot be
bought.. Thl' Clan n Sherwood's
"labor oflo, l' ... bare I) makes a profit.
he said Costa Mesa High"s color
guards earn national title
been "'11hou11nc1dcn1
In thl' beginning in ~pain. life for
thl' ~oung }ankee bullfightc.-r '>'as full
of glor~ and e \"·11eml'nt. For t"'o
\l'ars. Sher'\' ood fough1 as an appren-
i1ce matador He kilkd his fi rst bull
on an Eastcr unda}. s1' months later
the.-~oung Shl'r\loOOd ":is a"arded Jn
e.ir fo r a partt ularl~ skillful JX·r-
formanll'. But. during om• figh t. thl'
bull got the: UPPl-'r hand. Sher""ood
'\\:IS bad I} gorc.-d in thl' 11ppcr inside of
ht<. left leg and thl· "ound blTamc
mfr 1cd .\t 1ha1 point he dl'Ctdl·d io
coml' homl' 10 thl· L'n11ed tatcs
Thcrl· arl' onl) about a dozen other
amateur bullfightas 111..c him 1n thc.-
l · nttl'd Sates. aCl'Ord inr 10 Shernood \l ostl~. tht"~ fight 1n ~irx1co. "hcrc 11
" nut 11lcg.1I to u5-1' bulls "'1th
unblunted horns and 10 fight to tht•
dl'.tlh The bullfight!> that take pla c
in .\mcnca arc "bloodkss .. bullfights
The: hull cannot hl' killed in the nng
and the light c:l(l onl~ 1'('l ur on a da~
of rl'11g1o us obsen anl'1'
her""'Ood . "'ho hal> published sev-
l'ral nooks. IS in the process of
finishing "The Ba llad of Ronnie
Jingo.'' a poli11 ral ~11rr Hisdrt'am as
to mo\ l' lo pain. g1'\ tn!t up has "real"
Job J~ an ad' en1sing cnp) wnter. and
tOnl·l·n1ra11ng on other wn11ng.
By JOYCE BODLOVICH °' .. .,..,~ .....
Perpetual Mo11on as on the move.
The award-"'ann1ng Wanter Color
FRIENDS ..•
From Bl
be able to honor Da' rd through
th1sa...,ard cvel) )Car"
For more information about
the Junior Wh eelcha ir pons
Camp. call 259-153 I • • • A number of south count\
schools were honored recen.tl) at a
pentathlon awardsrrremon) at
Valle) High School an the an ta
Ana Unified School D1st n c1. The
competition centered around
langu age an s. mathematics. ci-
ence. social science and a super
QUIZ.
Guard Team from Coc;1a Mesa High
School has r!X'enth returned from a
successful run ag.a11is1 50 color guards
at 1he nauonal finals 1n Oayton. Ohio.
.\ccording to booc;1er Susanna
Denton. the Costa Mes., team was the
onl) Orange or Los .\ ngeles count~
high school squad rc.-prl'sented at the
compc1111on. The Costa Mesa tc.-am
placed first in its dt'\ 1s1on.
Denton said the tht> 14 members
performed to the dnv1ng theme from
the James Bond Sp) mrw1es.
"We probabl~ ha' e the m ost
e laborate sho" :· shl' said'. "The
performance 1s ltke a long ballet or
modern dance compk te with cos-
tumes. sabers. batons. colored flags
and ri fle s."
Denton said the Cost:-a Mesa tt'am 1s
1n its founh \l'arofcompc1i11on. Last
'car the squad captured first place
honors in a regional r vent hl'ld in
Ponland. Ore.
The team 1s made ur of girls from
Sl''\enth through 1 :!th grades. The
tc.-am's captain. ind~ Kl~tta. and
solu1<:.t Da"'nec Denton are both
Sl'n1ors "ho are gradu<lllng this ~car
"1th honor~
"Thl'rl' arr not mam teams from
Orange Count~ ... Den.ton said. "It
1.il..l·; a lot of hard "'ork to compt>tt'.
E:ich group 1n the comrx-1 111ons
pres..·nts tts o" n theme and form:i-
11ons. but Jll the rx-rformapces in-
clude d~nam1c mo'\eml'nt with spin-
ning and tossing ofllagc; and rifles."
.\rcord1ng 10 Dentnn. the team
rehcarSl's :!O hours each "cek unda
the surx-r'\ 1s1on of coaches Scott and
Caroh n King.
The Perpetual Motton team "'ll
host a regional "'inter color guard
sho"' from 4 to 10 p.m. Saturday at
the Costa ~ksa High hool g~m.
About 30 schools "'ill rreSl'nt a shon
program to recordl·d m usic that
combinl'S thl' 1rad111onal guard t'On-
cept of u:.mg flags. -.abl'rs and rifles.
Dcnton said St'ating is on a first-
coml·. lirst-scP e bas1.; Pnces arc $4
for adults and S:! for children I:! and
undl'r.
Bad. 1n .\merica. her""Oo<l put
hullfighung o~e ba1 k burner and
studied bro:idcas11ng and Journalism
at l o ng &ach ("11~ rolkgc .\.fter
grJJua11on. hl· hct·aml· a dt\(' JO<·ke~
for radio station'> Krtl FM a nd
K\\'IZ FM In 196 . h1' "'as "'ork1ng
as ne"s director for Kl X.\.. channel
40 During that 11mc. hcnlood said
hl• l'arnl·d an Fmm' nnmina11un for
onl· of l\l o hour-lnng bull light
J ocume ntane-. hl' pnxlut·cd
Then. in I %9. hl' n•turned to lhl·
ring . .\s an ··atic1onadc' oractKo." -
\I, hen Shcr\lo oud d1W'> light tiu lls.
he: mal..cs no monc' for his cffo n s In
f.tct. he mu't bu' the :!-,ear-old. 500-
pound hull<. for allout S 1.000 each
The monc) entitles hi m to fight and
l..111 the but1. but not to am of the
butchered ml·at ·
hC:f\\Oc'ld lame nts the com-
mcrc1ahza11on of bullfigh11ng. "'h1ch
he: said has bl·t·oml· :i '\ c.-h1cle for
'>Cll1ng bl·l·r Hl· rduse-. 10 aCCl'Pt ads
from bulltightNs in tm mag.az1nl'
bl-cause accepting the ir ad'\cnis1ng
His"' 1fe and daughter ha"e become
1ntt'rl'Sll'd in the an ofhullfighting.
"~h "''fc used to he temfied."
her"'·ood said. "~o"' c;he's a cntic."
Ht daughter Hcathl·r. a senior 1n
high Sl'hool. l'~rx-c1s to fi ght her first
bull this spring an Re1nosa. Mex.ico.
She 1s training "'1th mt>mbers of Los
~1 ulc1eros. a bullfigh11ng club which
• her"' ood presides O'\ er.
hl'r\lo ood. a matadnr in the non-
macho trad111on. sums up his
phtlosoph) "11h a fa, nnte Spanish
toast "I drink to h 1ng. stealing.
l hea11ng and drinking When you lit'.
he to sa"e a friend . "hen you steal.
!lll:al a lad~·!> hcan. when you cheat.
r hea1 death: and when you d nnk. drin~ "•th me. m) fncnd."
Hotline helps ease the burden
for worried owners of lost pets
rl·sponi.1h11t 1~ ior a perfect stranger .. The No. I south count) "1.nner
was O'Neill Elemenrnf' hool in
Mission V 1eJO. Other :"11ss1on
Viejo winners "ere Oel Cerro. de
Portola. Ne" hart. Co sulk and
Linda Vista element.in chools
Also honored were Forster
MiddleSchoolin an Juan
Capistra no and Mou lton Elemen-
tal") School in Lagun .1 Niguel
HARD WORK PAYS OFF ...
By KATY BOVCHER
Ol IN 01i1tr NM Steff
"hen Eh1ahc1h Mtlkr rc.-alued her cat. .\shit. "'a'i
approa h ing 12 ~cars old. sht' dl'ctdt."d to get another pcl 'iO
she "ould n't ht· m1~·r.1hle \\ht•n hc.-r trustt'd companion
dll'd.
The man "'ho called said her dog was hit by a car. The
"'o man "'ho hit the dor dadn 't want the finana al burden.
Thl·re \\ere t"'o "11neS\l'S that felt the same way. When no
one\\ anted to takr cart' oft he dog bc<-ause of the expt"nsc.
the l·aller ..aid ht' rouldn 't JUSI '>'all a"'a) -and finall)
dcl·1ded to take care oft ht' animal .
• • •
We invite you to send us
information on community hap-
penings. We want to bear from
you about upcoming f'vents. local
people and neighborhood news in
general. Send to Daily Pilot , P.O.
Box 1560, Costa Mesa 9%6%6.
Mark to tbe attention of Leslie
Earnest.
From Bl
\\ eddmg" due out t"arl~ ne~t ~ear.
Han has been "or~in1• on her ne\t
noH:I. set in Zululand · outh .\fnca.
"'here she It\ ed fo r I months
T he Canadian-born Han. "ho has
li'\t:d in Laguna 'l1gu1'I since 1976.
has tra,eled throughPut the "'orld
"1th her hu~band Phil. a rct1Pt'd
mcchanical cng1neer for Fluor
Han . 1n her mid-"Os. said she
learned 10 "'ntc from reading and
from taking "'ri11ng cl:ic;ses .\ mem-
ber oft he Laguna &ach branch ofthc
National League of .\mcrKan Pen
Wom~n and Romanrc Wntt'rs of
A.menca. Han said she also attends a
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regular" nter''> "'or~shop. •• .\.c\.'ording tu ~1 ilkr. she got an lnsh setter shi: naml·J
"he '" mo11,atl'd to "rile b'\ the S..·arktl. Jnd anothl·r dog. DJI!>\ to ~el'P each other
thuughl of a "Oman somc"'hae compan~ in 1he1rlargc 'ard The.-first da) back from their
tucl..1ng hl·r ch1ldrl'n in bed and then 'aca11on. she and her husband no ticed that Scarlett had
curling up "'1th her bonk for an hour managed to squc.-eLt' her "a} through a loose board in their
of plca!>UH'. !>hr said Mone~ has fence: and "as massing. Luckily. the} thought. the dog was
nl'\l'r bl·l·n hrr moll' ation. When . "'l'anng 1dl·n11fica11on tags.
~ oung '\\ nll'r'> ask her ac1nce. she tells . Whc.-n thc) pla}ecl back thett answenng machine.-.
them the~ ~houlJ al~o have.-anothl'r there: "'Crl' t"'o messagn. One was from a vctennanan at
rea<;on 10 "rnc a Costa Ml·sa animal h<'~p1tal saying their dog was 10 nc.-ed
of cmergenc~ medical :111cnt1 on. The second message was
a httlc more.-abrupt. ··11'o u·rc 1n 11 for the-mo nc\. thcn
go 1nio anothl·r l11ll' 1•f \'\Orl :" said
Han. "The rx:-uplc.-"'h" make a lot of
monc' a~thc.-'en lucl..' and the '\Cr\ fc"' .. · · · ·
"A man stated m} dog had died and I o wed him S200
in medical bills:· Miller said. "Although the call "as
dc.-'\as1at1ng. I "as luck' this ma n took it upoo himself to
tale m~ dog 10 the: animal hospital and take the financial
··11 "a'> su ha d1k mma for the pc:oplc involved. I
thl·n and thi.:re dcudl·d 10 open a pct cns1s hothnt' for
peo ple: lt l..l' m) self. "'hn ma~ be unavailable at the time.
but medical a 11ent1o n '''II be ensured no mailer who is
around."
Pet C'n s1s Hotltnl' 1s a unique 24-hour. pct-owner
mc.-d1cal authonurnon <.er\'lce. available natio nwide. For
an S 18 enrollme nt frl· and annual rt'newals' of $6. a
subscriber receives a !>lltnless steel tag that attac hes to a
pet's coll ar. inscri bed. ·:tn a mt'~1cal emergency. take me
to the nt·arest vet P:t) ment 1s guaranteed. JUSt ca ll
1-800-876-7171.
Maller says that "'hile only two peopll' have signed up
for the sen ice. lots of net owners are interested .
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Mix discipline with love
DEA~ ANN LANDERS: If )OU
pnnt this.. you will be performing a
great service for m1lhl"ns of parents
and their children.
Thrtt years ago I mamed a man
who had two sons. 13 a nd 16. I was
unprc~rtd to be a stepmother. bu1 of
o ne thing I "'ascenain. I would not kt
the children get 1hc upper hand I
would remain in charge.
Our con' crsattons were filled with
awkward penods of silence. When I
spoke to the bo)S it was alwa~s a
q uestion: .. Is your room clean? .. ··is
your homework done')" .. Have \OU
fed the dog?" Nc.,,er did I ask.
.. What's o n )Our mind')" "Ho"' arc
)OU gctl!ntt along in S<"hool') .. "You
look "omcd. Do you want to talk
abou111')·· or C\Cn ... How arc \Ou:·
I assumed the role of watchdog and
dictator. Their father was alread'
doing a prett} good JO" but when he
sa"' hov. dogma11c and <>tnct I "'a'i. he:
cased up and I lx·l.1me thl' dl\-
c1plinanan in the fam1h
Ali .
1.Mms
Was I loved? No' Rt'spccted? No!
Feared'' You'd bcttt'r tx-licve it. Tht'rc
wa~ j big distance betwt"en us and I
knl·w 11. l believed that was tht' way to
keep them in line.
One night I heard thl· )oungcr bo)
~~ ··You ,·an't lo'e a "ourpuss he
nl'' l'r laugh!> or smiles :iround us We d~ hkc soldiers 1n her P"' ate army. If
she realh loq:d u' she "ouldn•t treat ·
U'> th1~ \lo.a\ ..
I froLe ·10 m ) tracl..c, The~ wc rl'
nghl I rcal11ed that I had ne'er
hugg<.·d the bo~ !t ur \po ken soft I~ to
1hc m I beha' l'd ht..e a \crgeant J 1001..
rnrc of their matcnal nt~ed(, but I
Friday, April 1$
ARIES CM arch ~ 1-.\pnl ,19) ~l'"<.ren·1' cd "hit h buo" 'our wnlidrnlc
Something 1s taken a":i~ replaced h~ '>Omething muc.h mun· 'dluahk Lo\I~
pla)S maJor role as ) nu make frc-;h \t.tn 1n nc"' dirl·r11on L cu tigun·<,
prominent I)
TAURUS C ~pnl 20-M a) 20). ~tone) p1nurc bnghll'r ~ou karn "'' rct
rapprochement "Ith r<.'calc1trant ind I\ 1dual due. Ro manrc "'111 again ~·
1gn1tcd. Fam1I) reunion figures prominent!> Cancer nall\l' pla)S paramount
role.
GEMINI (:\ta ) 21 ·J unc :!O): You arc g1' en thrt:"e l hoiCl'S conncrtt•d "'1th
bus1 nes<,. career ChQO'iC one "h1rh
permit., \OU to d1'e'"'1t\ to appear hctorc
publtl. 10 traH·I \ ou'll rl•(l'I\ l' gift"' hich
S adds to \Our "'ardrubc YONEY CANCER IJ unl•21-Juh ~21 Au1ld on
solid hasc. rt•al11e love· rda11on'>h1p
0 require<; n.•, 1e''· effon Someone 1!> not . MARR being complctcl' truthful Thaefore.
•••••••••••••• protect '>t'lf 1n cmo11onal clinches Tauru,. orp10 plJ ) role'
~~ (July 23-.\ug. 22): Emphasis lln search for <,oul mJtl'. tra' cl
publishing. ab1lit) to Cl"mplete proJe<:l. Rl'.'Sllc<, fam1h member" Jnt~ \OU to
make move -11 "'oulll be premature ·enano h1ghlighl) 1d1."Jlt<.m "'inning
cntf)
VIRGO (~ug. 23-~pl 22 1. M ~'>ICf') "suhcJ. mnnc~ roulJ tx-rl'll'J\l'd
from cscro-.1.. Changcs1x·cur in connec11o n "'11h horn'-' mdr1tal \ta tu\.\ ~·u·11 tx·
happier as re\!Jh. sale M purchase of an obJeCl featured L 1hra 1n' oh ed
LIBRA !Sept. 23-0ct. 22>· Deline terms. keep opt"n mind but n·fu'it' tn tx·
gullible. polhght on n·puta11on. kg.al maneu,<.·rs publll rclJ tlllO!> marnagl'
You'll rece1' e "settlement"' "h1ch is pleasing. P1S<"c' ligur<·~ prommenth
SCORPIO !Oct 23-No'. ~I I. Prt·sc;un-applied. 'ou'll ~· a,t..cJ to ·met't
deadline. Respon~1b1ht 1es increase. relat1onsh1p 1nte1Nfin If plJ\lng g.sm<.''>
mo'e on._You'll be allked 10 make commitment Cam er nat1\l' m. pKturl'
SAGITfARIUS (Nov 22-Dcc 211 Look hc)onJ the 1mmcd1.1tt· reahtl'
romance is blossoming at fast pal'C. ( rca11' c Juicell stimulated. -;e lf-e,pre'>s1on
will be highlighted ~1ember of opposlll' sn 1s serio us ahout \Ou and lo' c
CAPRICORN C ~c 1.!-Jan. I 91 ..\ "ne"' deal .. 1-. 10 store relating 10 home
famtl}. secunl). long-r:tnge prospects. \\hat seemed lost "111 he m .o' t•red
Insist on }Our 0 "' n st) k u o . .\quanus "''II iigure prom1nrn11'
AqUARIUS (Jan 20..Feb 18)· Foe. uc. on pa' mcnt'>. "olled1on~ mont''
protcct1on of' aluablc-. II ma) be nt·le-.saf) to ch.ingt· aCulunl!> 10 rn it·~
procedures. Long-d1~1:rnce call "111 'cnf, ~·liefs ~g11tJnan 1n flll'lurl·
PISCES I Fch I 9-March 20l· 'itud\ ..\4uanu'> mc<,sagl· for 'J luJhk hint
Focus on d1,ers1tica11on. travel. humor. fiines'>. appt"arancc \ uu'll tx· 1n' lll'd
to prcst1g.ious social atT:m . Prodigal "on \tans his return JllUrnl''
IF APRIL I ~ lS YOUR BIRTHDAY )OU ha' t• unusual '01u·. ~·n<;,e of
drama and "s"'cet lO<.lth ... Curren t C)clC highlights rnd of ~·an h. ahthl' to r~ach more people_ chance to recapture "lo~L Jo , c_ .. \ ou'll ba' c cnl.'.·rg~.
v1tahty. creat1' e Juices" 111 be stimulated .\nc-.. Taurus. L1hr J ~ orp10 p...·opk
play 1mponant roles 111 )OUr ltfr Dunng this month. d1:1ads art' <.c1tkd 1n
conncct1on \\llh mu'c 10,ohing propert~ ..\ugu,1 \\Ill tx· nwmnra"lc
romanuc. pro fitable for ) ou thi) )ear
Give yaur heart
an extra helping.
Say no to high-fat foods
Von Hemert's
ne,t'r g.a H' thC'm fnt"ndsh1p or
mothC'nng. I asked m)'elf. h ow could
I ha'c been so bltnd')
Later that night I went to tht'lf
room and askt'd them ho w thcy had
stood me for so long. The)' were
OabbcrgaMed T hey huggcd me and
said 1f1ht"irdad loved me there must
be to<>d in mt' somewht're. and somt'
softness. but 1hc) had ne.,,t'r secn 11
ThC' older bo) asked 1f m) mom
"as cold to me. I was shockcd. She
"as. Sudden!) I reah1cd that I had
OCen treating the bo)<; the W3) m )
m other had treated me Then I had a
good c~
From that da~ un e'er;thrng
changed -m) all11udc.-toward tht'm
and their\ hJ\.\ard me rm still the
d1sc1phnanan but no " there·s a lot of
afTcltlon and we arc all much more
rcla\l'd and a grl'at dt"al happ1t'r Sign
ml· -'\f.\'E R TO() OLD TO
LE.\R~
DEAR SEVER: Tlauk yo. for
poiatia1 oul llaal tlisdpllne admials-
tued lo\ ingl) is lbe key to a cood
pa rent-child rt>lationship. YHr story
is a poignant one, and maay pare.ts
art' bound to learn from it.
DE ·\R \'\'\ j ..\\bERS M' sister
I) hJ' 1ng Jn Jfla1r v.11h a fnenci of her
hushand T hi\ I\ not gossip I sa"
thl·m but 1hl'' d1dn'1 see me r m
len;iin lh:lt m' hrothcr-1n-la" does
not !..no" dhout 11 Tlie\ ha' e t\l.O
"'ondaful t h1ldren ·
huuld I '>tand b\ and >Aa1t form'
mtcr to lkstro} her fa rn ii)~ Should ·1
~arc lht· hdl out of the o ther man b\
thrcJten1ng 10 tell h1~ '"fe'l Should ·1
1ell m' hrotha-1n-la"'"
I v.1~h I nc,erhad found this out ll
fnghh.·n-. mt'. to ha' c 1h1'i knowlcdgt' I
"':Jnt to do 1he right thing. but what 1s
11'' -TRICTL Y .\NONYMOL'S
DEAR ANON: Go directly to yoar
slslt'r ud tell Iler in a loviq way tllat
you k.Dow wllat ls going oe. Be non·
judgmental b•t dirt'<'l. Usully I
advise people to MYOB. IMlt ia tltls
cast' I tlaiak it's wortll tile slltot. Good
lu<.'k.
Both "ulnerablt'. South dt"als
SORTH
+ A Q 8 4
6 s
Q 10 J
• J 10 6 s
WEST EAT
• 2
9 a • J
9 6 s 2
+ K J 10 S J
7 2 a 1 4
• o 9 a 2 • 7 4 J
CHARLES
Go REI
Ol'TH
• 9 7 6
A K Q J to
AK J
•AK
Tht' bidding:
SPRING UPHOLSTERY SALE
•
including All Leathers at
30% off
All of our Famous Name Brands of
Upholstery in Stock 25 r; to 45 r; off.
Orange Coast DAILY PILOT /Thursday. April 1~. 1986
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\lo._ IN VWore
TS Eltal
u. i...
II
Complete tetevlalon ltatlnga In Sunder'• TV Piiot.
~uth \\ t'St 'Or1h l::ast
2 Pa~" 2 • Pass
J Ptis 4
4 ~T P ass S
6 Pass Pas
Pass Pass Pass
P as., p._, ..
Obi
0pt"ning lead T"o of •
This hand (Ornes from rubber
bndgt'-nothing otht'r than I SO
honors .:ould e'<pla1n South's dt"ter·
minauon 10 rt'b1d his fi, t'-card ht'art
~u11 "'1th his balanl·t'd hand Not
tha~ "'e art' enamored with No rth ·s
d t"c1s1o n 10 respond 1"'0 spadt's o n
his four-card <\Ult either-a va lut'
bid of three no irump 1s mort' 10 our
liking Ea,,·, dou blt' "'as lead-d 1-
rec11ng, reques11ng his pannt'r to
lead dumm~ ·~first -bid suit E"<ccpl
that his partner had ment1ont'd the
denomination fir,t. North ..:ould
OMAR
SHARIF
ha .. e a'ed tht' da' b> con .. t'nmg to
SI\ no trump, a .:omra.:1 tha t ould
not be deft'ated r rom hts 1de of the
table.
'-' e~t dul) It'd the 1wo o f spades.
and 11 wa.s obnou~ 10 all and sundr)
1ha1 ll "a' a s1nglc1o n Dccla rt"r did
not fan.:) his .:hance . but he v.as
not prepaud 10 surrt'nder "''lthout a
fight H e decided 10 rry to put the
fa.:1 thar \\ "e~t ht"ld on I~ ont' spade
to good u"e He ro"e "'1th dummy's
ace of )padt'•. tht'n drew trumps
D«l•ucr .:Mhed tht' ace-king of
.:lubs and ace of diamonds, then
O\t'rtoo the Jae!.. of dia monds with
the 1ablc's queen. Nov. h~ led the
Jack of dub~ and discarded thc kina
of diamond lrom hand!
\\ e t "'~ hdple ., Do wn to noth-
ing but mmor -'>ull 1.ards, he had no
opuon hut to "''" the queen and
tht'n pu1 declarer back in dummy
"Ith a m inor-suit card. Declarer
dtS1..ardt"d h1\ r"o losing spades on
the lt'ns of diamond and clubs. and
brought homt' tht' ~lam for the loss
01 Ortt) one club trick
\\ e don· 1 i.. nov. who played this
hand If nohod) claims tt, perhaps
"'e'll pa'( 11 oft a\ our o"'n 1n years
IC' .:ome
Legs go only
halfway up
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'-'hen ~ou s.J~ \hl· 1, 11, pn.·u, kg.\
..,., 'o u·re onh 1al t..1nl' Jht,ut "h:it'1.
tx'!"t.'l'O tht• 01..0l.l' J "d the anl..k
h.'lhnicall~ In t't1f".·J<. -Jnd "he' J
hqx·d -ah\l'~ thl· n c 1<. thl' th1tth
n1.111hc 11..'g
ACROSS
, Entarae
5 Bisect
10 Music grouo
14 Singer
15 Soared
16 Stra•ght as
17 SI~
18 Seller dea1
20 Acum1nale
22 Via
23 Fort•ltt'O In an auto .. upph <.tt1rt• rm l~lld. "
fll'rcenl of lhl' rq11.1 l'ml·nt part<. 24 Crew memN>r
26 Comoan.., ~ •
'17 India •eg ,_
30 Cogitates
L.M.
Bo YD
al·count for 0 per"en1 of the .,tore·.,
c,ak
"Fe1St\ .• ('Ume<. frl)m the old \l.Ofd
"tc1st"' "0h1ch "a .. J ~mall dog
Nol all the Penns' h anta Dutch are
plump. though man' artful pho to of
them M'Cm Ill "Jnt t' sell us that
notion Still the' !..no'' ho"' to C'oot..
and l'er1atnh hl'" to ·at \\'ere \OU
a" arc tha1 1n Pl·nn'' i,ania Ou1ch
then.''s no \\ord for ··dil•t'"')
Q. What mat..c.·~ <..it•r man beer ~
&ood"
.\ • me "rt"d11 an old la" till
oh<ier't'd In .\ D 14 7. that punt'
d(."('m.· t..nov. n as the Reinhensgebot
required bre"e~ to u'e nothing but
malt. ho p and "ater No e hem1cal
addlll\CS. •
"D1amond1ferous" 1s a rt"al "'Ord
meaning ·• lc.ldtl\I diamonds." but
r,e nc\Cr ht'ard an' man so de-~ ntxd. not e't'n Zs.a ~-.a·s men
3-4 Beetle
35 Ang~
36 Ms Mu,. a•
37 Single
38 Resoono
40 Wood
4 1 Pronovn
42 GOSSIP
'3 Harangued
-45 S1111ng
-47 AllOyS
48 Go a.str&)
49 Rams
50 CorrobO•ale
53 Hill
54 ieaious
58 Sausage
61 Voelcred
2 3
"
17
20
37
It has bttn noled that man) an '1
<\laskan golJ pro~ptttor slcpl with his
dop to kec-p ••rm. May~ so. But ..... -+--+--
man) another lepl w1th his crock of -45
sourdoua,h naner. To ktt-p tt fro"'
frn·~ing.
ThOtt alhpt~. 1f '~ can't find
IO)thlna tl~ 10 eat .• ,,, tat Cal:h
OtMr.
Q What art ''lt()tt'ntnsu'""
o\. Ptoo&c ~ho 1h1nk thf eanh
standsst1lla lM unrt',oh namund
It
•
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62 Lab meo1um
63 Lend --
6-4 Greel\ Cfl,
6~ Unrvers1t)
66 Put baclo. r a
kiln
6' Sailor
DOWN
, Ecstat1e
2 H~· So
l At the pea-
4 Slow down
5 -soda
6 Correc1
"Frown
8 Elbe leeoet
9 Thrice !>fel
10 Obstructed
1•Te>o1<-
v1ew
of
12 Oehcate
13 A ctaievemertl
19 COior
21 Mantle
25 Br.-...e
26 Twist
2 7 Greeio. isle
28 ExC1u5Ne
29 Roo1es
30 Hall-bOOt
31 ISSW$
32 Indian noble
33 Plants
35 Jaz:z tan
6
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39 W., tP-'a·lt'V
bHO
40 Aisles
-42 Oeadltet
44 Mertl
-46 Arduous
4 . COl!eQe VIP
49 Unin1erestfld
50 Contend with
8 9
5, Latvian City
52 Arena
S3 ~"· 55 Pany
~6 Bad
57 Peace
59 ConfMc:t
60 Strain
11 12 13
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0r-.. CoMt DAILY PILOT I Thur9day. Apf'tl 14, 1988
nm
P.AMD,Y
CIRCUS
by Bii Keane 11' THE BLEACHERS by Steve Moore
... "
"I can carry it. I'll use
BOTH hands."
Figure skater Buffy Pompadore eltencea the
akeptlce and aaaumee the overall lead with
another victory In the "Battle of the Super·
atara" competition.
llARllADUKE by Brad Anderson DENNIS THE MENACE
GARFIELD
I OOl'~·T CARE
IF= IT'S
OP14ELIA !
WE.LC.OM( TO TH(
(ARL«.' M OP.NINCs
f.XE..ACIS( SHOW !
TUllBLEWEEDS
DRABBUt
t ~·r .C:MOAl ~l
Uf:Qf. GaMG TO 00 ...
r <\>
aoesraao&&
by Hank Ketcham
I ..
'DAD WAS RIGHT 'OJ AIU OFF YOUR ROCKER .''
TOMORROW Ml{ NAME WILL
6E OPl-IELIA .. A5 M C~ARACTER
GROWS AND MV BEAUT'<'
l~CREA5E5, 50 WILL Ml{
NAMES Cl-IAN6E ...
REAOt,i ?
ANP ON[!
ANO TWO!
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by Charles M. Schulz
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Will MV DESK ! I
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by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
rJOI MOOL.'{QJ
PROE"LV KIOOW MXl1
f; ~$Pe 1..1.. 'M:\£
~eN AAv'rrJG.
by Kevin Fagan
by Pat Brady
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BLOOll COUl'fTY by Berke Breathed
GAMIN AND PATCHES by Addison
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
SHOE
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WU!< R/ '1'0V fJAIJE.
AU. ~PG~ Ol.O
NE.W~PAPE.lZS 7
JUDGE PARKER
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by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Ooux
DAVID AND SUSAN HAVE BEEN TOC;.ETHER f I 'M BEGINNING ro THINK THAT SUSAN i ALL DAY / THEY SPENT THE M O RNING AT MIGHT 6 E FALLING lN LOVE, SAM! I'VE
THE LUPPINO C"::7.ALLERY, THEN HAD A L ATE NEVER S E E N HER SO HAPPY AND ENER·
LUNCH BEFORE GOIN(;, OVER TO SUSAN'S J 0ETIC SIN CE BEFORE JAKE DIED / AND
TO WORK ON PREPARATIONS r--...:z::i:::cl..I ~ I 'M BEG INNING TO HAVE MIXED
FOR THE ONE·MAN SHOW .' ' E MOTIONS ABOUT THE RELATIONSHIP.
DOONESBURY
~ NOT D ISSIMILAR FROM THOSE ~ YOU EX.PRESSED I ~
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THURSDAY. APRIL 14. 1988
Br•VH rem•ln wlnlna In eight g•mn thla •••eon. C2.
Prep pitcher Mta m•rk tor conaecutlve victories. C2.
Angels fi"nd their left-hander.
Finley beats White Sox,
helps solidify rotation
crowd of22. 76S gave Finley a standing ovation.
He tied a career high wtlh seven strikeouts
while walking three. TonlglJt•• game
··1 had a lot of things going on an my mand. My
rt'Cord ~-asn't that Jood
:·on spn ng training) peopk were lookintat
me as the o nly left-hander. and I knew mytdf
that once I got m~ mechania fllht up wi~ nw.
that I ~ould be a good pncher. I k-OC"W an my
.. Jn the dugout when there were~ cg.s.
I told the 'uys to get me one run and I'll finish 1t
off for us.· said Finley. l-1.
Oucago Whne Sox <Perez l-01 at
Aaaels <McCaskill 0-01 By RICHARD DUNN
......... c.. 'I •. t Third baseman Jack Howell did just that .
In fact he gave Finley two. .
Chuck Finley. labeled a risk before the Howell. who hit 23 home runs after
sea.son. made his biggest mark to date in a big becoming an Angels reiular a year ago. bad not
league uniform Wednesday nilht. homered ofT a left-handed pitcher sin~ April
It had been sinceJuly S. 19"87. when Finley 27, 1987 when he t.aged Milwaukee's Juan
last won a major league game. The cold streak Nieves.
i amc: 1.05.
TV. None.
Ra(lao: KMPC (710)
Fnda) 's game: .\n.gels at Seattlt'. -·us
p.m
mind. no matter what anyone else thouabt. tbat
once I got m\ mechanics down I would be a
v.mning pitcher. And that's what I'm tryiftl to
shov. nght nov.."
Tbe scoreless ue almost ended in the sillth,
but Chu~.ago left fielder Dan Pasqua. drifti11&
tov.ard the shon cr pan of the fm« in front or
had to e nd sometime. H is second home run of 1988cameagamst said Fmle' ··1 v.ent down to winter league and
O ne of the prescason question marks m the lefty Dave LaPoint. which lifted the Angels to a l knev. "'hat I had to do. J kne'4 th1.s v.as m) )car the bo>. scats. crasht'd anto the wall and reached
Angels' starting rotation. Finley went a long • 2-0 lead and put them ahead to stay. to euher get o'er the hill. so to speak. or to stan
out to rob Schofield of a solo home run.
way toward showi ng that he may be the left-"It was good to do soi:nething Jood for the mulling back and letting ~ople pass me I knev.
handed starter the club seeks. team. but you have to give credit to· Chuck that once I got there I had something I had to do.
LaP01n1 threw his arms hia.h in the air aft.er
v.atchmg Pasqua sa'e a run.
But to sa\ the White Sox faak.d tQ properly
suppon LaPoant "o uld be putting it mildly. Finley hurled seven shutout innings and Finle}." said Ho~ll. who'd struck out twtct' and I ~t m' mind to do 1t."
lefi the game in the ninth inning. finishing with apinst LaPoint on off-speed pitches before Fin It') Said he wanted to go mne innings so
a fi ve-hit. two-run performance as the Angels hlllin1 a fastball for a home run. · bad that he could taste 1t. but he nn"dt'd
.\ftcr Hov.ell lowered the boom on
went on to defeat the White Sox. S-2. F1nle) was 2-7 last year with a 4.61 ERA DeV. a) n~· Bu11.-c·s rehefhelp to retire the side in La Poin1 in the se'enth. the While Sox defenK
It was the longest o uting of Fin le} 's but made some mechanical adjustments dunng the ninth
profe ssional career. and when he exited 1n the v. inte(ball. "The concentrauon le' cl ha~ bt-en a "'hole
1-r--------11inttr. a n -ai>pree1atwe Anaheim -Staduun--.::1-feune-mysclf-dunng--thro~lBOn.--~o~t -11_e_r~t -1s,ear anl t v.aslast ~ear hesa1d
fell apan 1n the eighth to allow the Ante)s an
insuranu: run Then Ch1h Davis poWtted a
tv.o-run b.ome nm offrclicvcr BUI Long.and--....uit __ ..;;::
Colby, Herman power
Estancia past Sailors
Eagles keep pace
with leaders; Vaqs
pad lead to three
Conrad Colby drove a home -run
and three doubles a nd Frank Herman
hit a pair of ho me runs as Estancia
High clubbed host Newport Harbor.
13-3 in Sea View League baseball
Wednesday.
final two. escaping trouble without
allowing a run.
Tony Wren had a two-run double
and Gavin Whtt1s a run-producing
single for all ofNewpon·s runs in the
third. Those two and Kirk Summers
each had two hits forthe Sailors( 1-5).
But after Newpon closed within
6-3. Estancia erupted for seven more
runs o ver the next three innings. '\
fi ve-run fifth was highlighted b)
back-to-back home runs. a three-run
shot b) Herman and Colby's solo
effon . ·
The win improved the Eagles to 4-2
in league. two games ht-hind Sea View In other Sea View games:
leader Saddleback. and 11-5 overall. Saddlebacll 10, Uaivenlty 9: The
Newpon fell to 1-5. The two meet Roadrunner s remain unbeaten
again Friday at Estancia. through six league srarts -and
Colbydroveinfiverunsandscored lfniverstt} remains winless during
three while going 4 for 5. Herman thal span. but the dispant} bet~een
went 3 for 5 with four RBI and three the tv.o could hardh bt-seen on the
runs. field. ·
Also contributing were Dan Saddleback rolled to a I 0-1 lead
Dougherty, wh,o went 2 for 3 with two ht-fo re holding on for the victory as
runsscorcd. twowalksand two stolen Universm battled back with a 16-hll
bases. Mark Harby, who had two hits attack. scoring twice 1n the seventh
andanRBl.andDave Westman.who inning and leaving two baserunners
had a two-run double in the first and a stranded with the final ouL
sacrifi~e fly in the fif\h. Saddleback scored six in the second
Estancia.jumped on Sailors' pitch-inning. led b~ a three~run homer b)'
ing for five runs in the first and Sean Therien and a t~o-run single b}
Herman added a solo home run an the George Canham.
second to stake starting pitcher Ton) Among Saddleback's heav) hitters
Mendoza (5-0) to a 6-0 lead. -Neil Carter was 4 for 4: Thenen
Mendoza pitched fi ve innings. and George Saldana were 2 for 4: and
, allowin1 ej&ht hits and thi:-ee earned . Chris Sliva was ~ for 3.
runs. and Gabe Javage pitched the Matt Dahlgren had a three-run
ho mer for Uni versitv and finished 2
for 5 wtth four RBI;. Casey Simpson
v.as 3 for 4: and Paul Ltt was 3 for 3.
T•still l ;Corou del Mar !: The Sea
Kings gave 1t awa) in the bottom of
the sixth after rallying w1th two runs
to tie the game at 2-2. surrendering
four walks in the inning to shove in
the winning run ofT a full count and
drop them tv.o games ofT the third
place pace of Estancia.
Tustin scored two in the third Wlth
a tv.o-run single from center fielder
Monte Jones. but the Sea Kin.gs
retaliated in the top ofthe sixth Wlth a
tv.o-run double to n ght-ttnter by
G reg Haack.
In the South Coast League:
lrville 14, Capisln.DO Valley !: The
Vaqueros padded their league lead to
three games with the easy road
\ICton .
l<evin Obergfell went the distance.
~alkmg four and fanning four while
allov.ingsolo homers to Dave Guillen
and Chns Wend in the founh and
se'cnth innings.
Leading 1-0 1n the top of the founh.
Rand\ Manin cracked a solo homer
to make 11 :!-0 and Marlon Bnngas
added a tv.o-run shot latu in the
inning for a 4-0 edge.
The Vaqueros (6--0. 13-3) put the
game av.ia} with four more in the fifth.
capped b) Enc Degen's two-run
single.
Turning two
llimaeeota•a Albert Newman fitea OTU
Cle...eland buenumer llel Ball. wbo loeea
(Pleue -A.ltO&La/C2)
Andrettis risk domin•nce at Long·Beach Guerrero
Since 1983 switch Formula On< ca" raced at Long ~lthough _Guerrero. t•S-C.RT Beach Grand Pm . Longumc lnd~ car puts slug
Beach until 1983. po1nt champ1on Bobb' Rahal and the 'eteran Did. 1mon of Capmrano d
t I d ars "a · 1 Smee the switch to Indy cars. 11·s aJways fast Rick Mear1 ma) challenge Beach "' 111 ha'e at least one car IO the on P.a ...... es 0 0 Y C , 1• ffil Y Ix-en all Andretta. the '\ndrctti d\nam . chances arc ra e. but that v.111 !')( dnven b~ Scott .J. I ,
h b 1 d t Mario won his second Long Beach good that 1f an .\ndretu car 1s runnmg Pruc:n 1mon v.as still negouaung as ui t ynas y title in 1984 and repeated in '85. S<>n at the end of the race. II ~Ill be In first O\Cr 3 nde for himself, but ctiances
Michael was in the winner's circle in place. are he'll sat this one out.
By RIOM.RD HUDSON JR. °' .................
LONG BEACH -Is this the year
the Andretti d ynasty at the Long
Beach Grand Prix comes to an end?
Don't bet on it.
The Andretti family loves Long
Beach. They should. They've won the
·last four races at the Grand Prix and
five of 11 since the inaugural run in
197S.
Racing patriarch Mario has four of
the victones. His fint win came on
the Formula One circuit in 1977.
.
'86. last ~ear. Mano kept the streak In 1987. Mano captured eight pole Pruett. a former go-can racer. v.111
ah\ e with a wire-to-wire victory. In positions. but v.on onl~ tv.o race-s In be be seeing double duty -dC'fendmg
fact. each of Mano's victories came the ISC.\RTrace . \fano v.as forttd his JQ -Trans-.\m wm at Long
from the pole. out b\ mechanical troubles or a crash Bea~·h a v.t'll as dn' 1ng an Simon's
And this year. a third Andretti. 10 all but fi,e. He fimsht'd s1,th in the Lola Cosv.onh
John. will vie for a spot m the staning lluto All4lrettl llk.._I AIMlrettt point standings.. Other notev.orth~ I nd~ car t'ntne'
24-t':ar fiel d. Michael. "'on tin1sht'd SC('Ond in arc .\.J Fo~1. maktn.g his first
It also appears that the Andrettis Phoeni~. outdueled over the last the point race. v.on four ract'S -the appearance at Long Beach: Dann~
are well prepan-d for this year·s IS-se' era I laps by San Juan Capistrano most ofan) dn"er. He was running at Sulh' an. IQ 5 Ind~ 500 Wlnn('f". .\I
race CART season. Mari~ comes into resident Roberto G uerrero. G uer-the finish m onl~ 10 of the 15 e' ents.. l 'nser Jr .. set'Ond plaC'C finisher in the
Long Beach fresh off a v1ctory at last rcro's performantt sho~ be is full> v.h1ch cost him the dm mg ti tle. last t"'O Ind\ SOOs. and Emerson
week's Checker 200 at Phoenix. the recovered from a near-fatal crash at Guerrero. v.ho finished founh in F1tttp.3ld1. 10": v.o rld dri,10g cham-
50th win of the 48-~ear-old d river's lndianapolislastfaJLGuerrcrowasm the d river point race an JQ8". v.111 pion.
legendary carl'er. a coma for 17 dars after the Septem-hkel~ be thconl~ Or:ln.ge Count) Ind) Local Su~r \ C'C «ntnes include
Michael finished a strong third at ber crash during tire testing. car dm er m the I ~th annual Long (Plea9e eee ANDUTTIS{CS)
Rustlers drop key Anteaters add four
to basketball team match at LA Pierce
ButGWC'splayorr·
hopes still alive
with three to play
The Golden West men's volkyball
team rallied from a two-set deficit and
took.an 8-4 lead in tbt final tet but fell
to host LA Pitrtt, I S-11. JS-13. C).. IS.
I l·IS, IS·l3. in a South Coast
Conference volleyball match that
lasttd 2 houn, 2S minutes Wedne:s.-
da}'~
The Rustlers were ahead 8-4 in the
fifth pme. but the Brahmas IC.'Ored
five straiaht and extended a M lad
to 14-10. Golden West pulled within
14-ll 'and h8d opponunitits but
could not conVttt. '
Tbc lou dropped ~Rustlers to a.s in conference and 9-S overall.
while Piert"e improved to 11 ·2 and
mnains in ICCOftd pbft. The founh,.
place Rustlers nml 10 win their ftnal
Wee ma&c9* ipiut ML Su AA·
tonic), u Verne and ~ Coast.
and haw tbird·place El Cimino tole
twice. Tht Warrion haw mak'hct
ttmainint •inst the top n.o w.ams
ln theSCC.
Frethman outside-hitten °'an
C unningham and Ron Smith had 22
and 20 kills rcspcoctively. and
sophomore setttr Eddie Rapp had S7
assists.
Golden West led 12-6 in~ second
game, but Pittee scored seven straiaht
to take a 13-12 lead before w1nnina.
l S-13.
Golden West controlled the match
in the third and foufth-pmes. said·
Coach Al Gasparian. but after takina
an 8-4 lead in tht fifth. the RU:Sda1
"just Wt'ttn 't bunpy cftOUll\."
In preplCtion in theSuntet ~ _.,.....-...a.Ge.a v...t:
The unbea~n Oilen swept to their
third strai&ht victory in laaut Dia)'
and ci&hth triumet-overalf with a
1 S-12, I S-8. 1 S-2 wt n ova the visitina
Scahawb. Checl Kun (fiw kills) and Grq
Ryan (nint kills) led the way. ~
Ina in with 2j assists from Juoo
Crump.
Ocran Vte. fell to l-2 in ~
matchts.
...._l.P1•? b V...,l:Smiof
middlt bkda lriaa aoo-Md 10
killt and 10 •u« bloctJ • the C'ha,..m rolled tr)• the Buont.. IS-2.
Kua ...... .,.
I S-tl. I S-S. to improve to 3-0 in the
Sunset. 9-0 o"·erall fountain Vallt)•
fell to ~3 in league.
Senior John Solomon ti.eked
8ooM with 10 kilts and tenior Martt
Presho added tie.ht.
...... I, ....... t: 8ndcn
Comen had 10 kills to le9d the
Viki•12·1.6-3)toa IS-I. U-7. ls-6
victory over the Lions (~3). Marina
f8ca a key match at Huntinatoa
8eecll Friday nisbt.
In tbt PKiftc Coast i..e..t: ........ a.a....--.e:Tllt
Wlfrion 11111111 .. lar m:at WedM$-
day•s ien 1n _. ~ 8e1Kb
with a _.. .... I~ Is.&. IS-I ~.:~..:-::t: ::a-Jc«
Smith and Kalla ~ ~
eec:t. mditl'd .... 11'"9 klla. °"' ~ w ..._ ~a att1 fbr *
Warrion. who ~ rubd No. 4 in
Clf 4-A ........ 11·1 rKOld.. 7-0 i•
~ .. ,..
All-America pick.
ex-Bruin Palmer
among UCI stgnees
T~ UCI men's basketball team
announced the "IJltna of fOu.r ath-
letes Thursda). includi ng
McDonald's AJl-Amenca 9C~ion
Eta.in Roten of Gal'). Ind... and bmer UCLA pla)'tt Rod Palmer of
Dominaua.
Abo sisned were Sunny Hills Hieb
.xnior Brian ~ty and ~
Udo-Ema. a prodUC1 of Sconldale.
Ariz.. •ho sat out this ...,.. ~ite
aucndina school at Mesa Commun1t)
C'olqe.
The quanrt bn"IS O 's last of
liantr'IS lo fh-e thas tea1011 after the
Antcatrn ~ &mt '-"of Los
Alamtto& HiP lal fall \JC1 Ms OM ~tpmnainina.
UC1 Cc.ct. ltill Multipn was 1n
Gary W~dandl) to!!: llQlm.
llQllm. •'-oeemcod ~and alkSa~ honors at Hclinltt Manft
"""· " a trft..e.uded .,.,... playtt ..... l\'ftlltid '4 poita. I.) m.ou-.
a1'd 2.1 bl<ded "'°" "' .....
The 6-7. ··~"*'·~the An•tm wanted._,,. det _...
mng late. v.as also f'(•cnut('d b~
llhno1s State. Ind iana State and
Western Kentud .'
Palmer. v.ho ~-as a ~n·c ••1th
about six minutes per pme m ~
pmes dunng his Two years at UCLA.
earned first-te..am prep ~11-Amcnc:a
honors at Dom1n1ucz H'lh 1n l98S
and •-as the most high~touted guard
on the W~t Coast.
Tbt 6-1. I 8 S..pound guard 1 vcr-
a&'ed one point pcr pmc at CLA
after neltlnJ I 3. potnts. S.0 rebounds
and S.U assut.s per pmc as a smior at
Dom1nsua.
"ftcr 51tt1na out th.ts tC'.8SOft and
attcnd1natehool at com...-c~
Palmtt •i ll ha"'-c twO years of
el'l)blht) ~maan1na at a .
Mc0oskc). a 6-7. llS-pound
tenJOr from Fullmoe. averieed 1&.4
potnt.s and 12_) ~ _llr ~ ift
eam1111 ftftWa) ~ rtl)llef olthe
,. tar hooor'lucl fiftl ...... AIK'1f)..
A honofoL ~ was alto ftmlieed b)•
tabS&ak
nt IOanla l*Jel". Udo-Ema. ii
ruo•ttmt &om-knee -.rY ... M
afttt ·~ .. 17.9 ......... 9.1 re-bollnds _. I.I tilodDed *-,er
llJIW at Clllplml Hilla ia Sooat Ide.
•tudtWftlt 17-Jhls..-~.\Jdo.
Ema tamt'ld aa..swe Md al 1I11$ e
boeon.. blll °*' tdtook .... ...,. aftier· tk llUUf).
.\!'I DIEGO 11'P) -Pedro G ucr-
rt'ro said he wasn't looking for any
pani ular t)pe of pitch when hit Eric
hov. ·!i 1-0 deh"ef) for the pmc-
v. innmg homer "'edncsday ma,hL
··1 don't kno v. what is was to be
hone!>t v.nh ~ou". said G uerrero
about the slider fro m Show that he hit
for 3 t~o-run homer m the C>odien'
~> '1c-ton O\ t'r San Diego.
·· 11ust loo~ for the ball and try to bit
Today•a1ame
Deqen (\'alenzucla 1-1) at Saa
Die-go (JonC'S ~I l.
Time. I 05.
T\ ~one
Radio K..\BC l"<X>l
Fnda~ 's game: .\t lanta at Dodlrn..
~:05 p.m
1t. It was a breaking ball fastW.
c~nseup. l don't know what it --. ..
\\'1th the sco~ ucd --2. Show.().~
retn"C'd the first two batten in tM
etJ!:ith before hilling Kirt. Git.a.
~1th a pitch Gucncro then drove die
3-0 pitch O'er the ~ntcr-fickt fence.
.. t:sualh home runs don't bcMllll'
me. but ~hen I 11ve up two-.rwa
homers o r thrtt--run ho men theft ..
no C).CU~ :· Show said. "1 p •
~ha~ someth1nc but I dora't ~
~hat It tS. Ma)bt f ¥ejustl0( '° ...
home run h1tten.. ••
Ja, Howett pitched twO in...._•
rehd'for tus fil"\t Dodmtt victory ... J~ Orosco tot the final three _.
for bas third save.
Tht PadttS loeckd the baa -• S&ftlJc-and \WO waJb in &he bcalJm f/6.
the ninth •ith OM out. .._ Su~ hi t a lllCrifiee fty to ..... •
4-3 but Orotoo llruck out pinch .... .
Mart Parent 10 cnd the .....
The Do4lcn ritd it 2·2 ...
K'Ulth •-M Gtblon ~ wi?lll a
sa,.ae. ~t eolCCOftd .tie.Ow••
-al bit wa et""'-and ICOl'ldoa ....
Manhalta 11"1k-
Tbt Padla took a 1-0 1-s=·· fi"1 .-SWl\ey MltiW¥1 .
off Tt• 1..-y Md ICIOftld oa _, G•')1nl•a .,_..,to tMft.
•• dii --. o.t, li;:••11•••11••r ll doul!ld ... -....... lilllL
.tvaattdtodlildoaa .. ....,_.
...... Oii Mm-·· ..... ........
Friend's illness
adds nieanlng to
pitclier's record
BRENHAM. Texas -h wasa special
ni&ht for Jon Peters of Brenham Hi&h
School. He broke the national high school
~rd for most consecutive pitching
victories with 34.
His airlfriend. his parents and a &ood ponion of the
citizens of this central Texas town were crammed in the
stands Tuesday ni&ht. but somwnc was missing -Jeff ·
Toll, a friend s10~ their days in first grade. and a Little
U-ague teammate until he contracted leukemia.
Toll was in a Houston hospital. no longer able to
function as student manager of the team.
After Peters. a 17-year-oldJunior. sh~t out Conroc-
Oakndge. S-0. he hugcd his teammates.. shook h.is
opponents' hands. answered repont'rs' questions and
accepted the con&ratulations of hundreds of wt'll·
..,.,ts.hers. He sta>ed unttl vinually everyone left the httJe
ballpark.
Then, as the ltghts were d1mmtng and the
~rinklcrs _were staning. he could be found on a pay
one in the parktng lot talking to Toll. who was tn
exas Cllildrens' Hospital in Houston. Toll was
wearin'a U nivt'rsit) ofTexas T -shirt Peterspve him.
Said Toll. in a telephone mtcrv1e1.1. afterward. ··1t
just happened to be the night I was weanng a shin ht' .,_ ____ had-gu.en..mc..iettntJy.11 was reall). greath~ wourut
I'm SOrt) I m issed 1t "
Peters won tn a big way. stnking o ut 15 of the 26
batters he faced and not&•' ing up a hit until after the
first out in the last inning.
"Last week. when he tied the record.'' said Toll. "I
was home but I couldn't go to the game because m>
(blood) count was down. But I listt'ned to the game on
the radio. Tonight. I had no way of knowing unttl he
called so I was eager to hear."
Quote of the day
Jay Raadolpll, pla)-b)-pla~ announcer on
the C1nc10nat1 Reds' tt:lccasts this season. noung
that his color a nal) st. lohnn~ Bench, v.as bus)
crceting fa ns and signing autographs during their
first tt'lccast from spnng tramtng: ··Johnn).
you're JUSt so amb1deAtrous."
Parcel puts Kentucky on spot
LOSANGELES -Apackagc sh1ppcd m
from the Un1 ,ers1t) of Kentuck) to the
father of a Los Angeles high school
basketball star accidentally opened. reveal-
ing S 1.000 m cash. a<'Cording to a published repon.
The Dail) News of Los Angt'les. m a copyright
stol) in toda) 's cd1t1ons. said It learned of the package
and 11 contents from em plo)ees of a local deliver)
service.
The pla)cr. Chm Mills of Fairfax High School.
signed a letter of in tent No" 11 to accept a basketball
scholarship to lhC' un1,crs1t). which v.as repnmanded
last month b) the National (olleg1att' .\thletic
Association fur minor '1olat1ons after a Ieng.th)
irnest1gat1o n of harges that substantial pa~ments were
m ade to other pla~ers.
Thi.' pla~er his father and uni"er<.1ty officials
denied an~ knov.ledge of the mone'
But L.:n1,ers1t' of KentuLh Pres1den1 Da' ad P
Roselle issued th~ follov. ing statement Wednesda)
night
"There 1s going to be a mommg stof) 1n the L .\
Dail) r-.:ev.-s a bout possible nev. '1olat1ons of ~C .\ .\
rules m our basketball program. We first heard about
the matter on last Fnda) evening as a result o t a
telephone 1nqu1~ b~ a reporter fro m the newspaper.
··He ga'c u~ onl~ enough information to indicate
the poss1b1ht) ot a scnous rule infraction We
1m med1atel) bcpn an 10\t'Sllgat1on and m 'e~ shon
order 1nformt'd the \j( ~.\enforcement staff.
"W1th1n a da). v.e confirmed enough of the
1nformat1on g1' l.'n 10 us b) tht.· n:poner to be senoush
conct"rned.
-f.&M:llMHl:RU:bii·--------------
"8!!e .. w1.:;::.~rc;: LA B·r~ TTes still winless
Lever added T.nd Mkt9MJ Mull 22 as ~ ~ GI. V 1
l-.. .. • ,.
the Dcnvcr Nugcts dcfc.a&ed the Laken. F..---h . t ---t hilt ~ '9••• f:-M-&ndldt.dc Pane, Witt Clartr'• 120.106, Wednesday ni~hl fOf' lheir 11th Des afCS OSSCS WO--CT"3S solo home run with two c:>llts in the bottom oftht' I !th
victory in the last I 3 aames. It~$ Dc~ver's 50lh Wtn of Atl t d tghth straight innina helped San Francisco snap • three-pme lo11ng the ICISOO, only the KCOftd lime since lhe Nugcts an a TOPS e strak. .
joined the NBA they have IQChed t~t ftgure. The -. Clark'• second homer.of the season was a dnve '<? Nugcts also won their season senes wt the Lakers. n&ht-ttnter field on a 1-0 pitch from Pat Perry, the Reds
J..2. The loss was the fourth strai&ht on t road for the Frem ne A111Kla&H Ptt11 fil\h pitcher of the game. . . .
Lakcrs. 57-19. and the last time dicy lost at many in a Don Robinson. 1-0. go~ the victory with two 1nnut1S
row away from home ca.~ in the first four mes of the Jim Deshaies. who had shoulder SUl'ft'ry last of relief. He allowed C?nt hit and struck.out four. Perry.
1984-1985 season ... Elsewhere in the BA. Xavier October. pitched a two-hitter and Alan Ashby htt •home t-1. entered lhe game in the I I th and reured the first two
McDealel scored 23 points and Kevla Wtlllam1 had six run as the Houston Astros beat Atlanta. 4-0, Wednesday ballers before facin1 Clark. . . .
of his 18 during a 21-7 &.attic spurt in lht' second at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium to send the winless Pirates 7, Plalllles I : Bnan Fisher allo~ five h1~s
quaner. a nd the SupcrSonics wc~t on to defeat tht' Braves to their e11hth straight defeat. over 71(, innin.JS and Pit~lbl:Jr&h ~umtd four Ph!ladetp~1a
visiting Clippers. 11 J..92. The Chppcrs .. who got 23 It's the most losses ever at tht' stan of a season for errors !".the first three. 1nn1ngs •!'to four runs 1n beating
points from MUie WoM ... , never got closer than 17 Atlanta. 1.1.hich dropped ils first seven in I 980. The team the Phalltes at Three Ravers Stadium.. . . . .
points in the S«ond half ... Patrtd Ewmc continued is onl) one loss sh y of the National League modern mark The Pirates have beaten the Phalhes nine. tames. in
his torrid scorinaspun with 41 points in 26 minutes and of nine from the stan of the season shartd by four teams. their last IO games dating back to last season. 1nclud1n1
New York coasted to a 127-107 victory ovedndiana at All eight Atlanta los~ have been at home. three of four this .season.
Madison Square G arden ... a....tes Barkley connected Deshaies. 1-0. struck out fi vt' and walked two and In the American League: .
on a thrtt-point shot at the buzztt to ,;ve Philadelphia am proved his ltfetimc record against the Braves to 6-1. . l.tlaa~ •. Twla1 J: ~t Oe~eland Sta~1um. Ron
a 98-97 ovt'nimc victory ovCT Washing. ton at the Deshaies. who made his first stan of the season. had Kittle. playing for the first umc this season, hat a two-run
Spectrum . . Larry aw scored 26 pomts. grabbed 1 O anhroscopic surgery for a panial tear of his lef\ rotator homer and had an RBI sinale that s~rlced a f<?ur-run rally
rebounds and added 10 assists as Boston incrca5N its cuff last Oct. 9. 1n tht' t'ighth' 1nn1ng as the Indians rallied to beat
season-h11h wanning streak to eight games wath a · In other NL games: Mmnesota. . .
l.2J..I04rout ofM1l"'a ukeeat8ostonGarden ... A4riu C.ar4laals 4, C... I : Bob Homer's bases-loaded The Indians. who have won seven oftheu.last eight
Outley who had only 1wo points in the first half. sacnfice fly in tht' seventh inntnJ snapped a tie and ltfled games. trailed 3-2 entering the eighth. but Juho Franco
scored j4 of his 28 points down the stretc h to lead t. Louis to tM victory over Chica~o at Busch Sta~iur:n. smgled with o ne out and stole second. Willie Upshaw
Detroit to a I 15-98 victory over v1s1t1ng Cleveland. Vince Coleman and Ozzie Smith staned the mnang walked and Kittle hit a tw<?-Out single l~t tied the score.
snapping the .Ca' a hers· winning streak at four ... In "'1th singles. and Cubs reliever Les Lancaster walked Mel. Hall followed with an RBI s1nile and B~ook
PhoeniA, Ed4~ Jolla ... scored 37 points and staned a Tomm) Herr antentaonally to face Horner. who had Jacoby hit a two-run do uble but waso~t tryang for a tr:iple.
dcc1s1ve 1.2-0 run m the final thrtt minutes as the Suns reached base in his previous nine plate appearances. At•leUcs 1%, Marlaen 7: Rookie Doug Jennangs.
stayed ah'e in the pla,offrace with a 123-11 6 wm o'er Horner. who was 4 for4 in the CardinaJs' 7-5 victory who went 4 for4and scored fourtimes.andJoseCanse<:o
-San-Mlton10 . -In ·Oakland. rook.c-fo~rd-~s O"Cf Ctucaio Tuc.sday m1ht. tbe.n h.u.hiu acriftce. fl y to each h1t two-run hom~. lcadang Oaldand pasl Seattle in Fr.U hit a pair offrce throws with two seconds left in thl.' "am1ng track. making a wanner of Danny Coit . thl' Kangdome.
the game to hfl Golden State over Dallas. 112-I I 0. Canscco's founh home run of the season caromed off
i * • the second-deck facade. JUSt the fourth ball to reach that Payton involved n shooting .. ,:!:~' s. '::o-!::' 1 _ ... =-"' '· cr::~A~O mark m the 12-ycar history of the KinJdome. The homer
· •••• .. , .. _. .. ,,.., .. , .. ., touched off a fi ve-run third inning against Mike
Former Chicago Bears running back • :::.,~·,; ~::: ~':.:'.': ! ~:: ~~t ; : ; ~ ~~~0.~0 ; : ~: Campbell. 0-1.
Walter Payt.. was involved in the ac-~~;: ~::: ~:.."":! 0 ; : : : ~::.~'~' ~: ~ ~ ~~;,::.;,i : ; ~; Royals t, Orioles 3: Danny Tanabull drove 1rr four
cadental shooting of the manager of w•ne••<' e111 _.,, >ooo LA•••""" u oo H•.. .,,, runs with a pairofdoublesandapair ofsinglesas Kansas
Payton's suburban Chicago restaurant :..::~" ~ ~ ~ ~ ~,r~. ! : ~ ~( ~;:=,~0... : : ; : ~:; ~ ~: ~: Cit> cAtt'nded Ba ltimo re's season-opening losing streak Wednescfa)'. poltce said. The victim. identified as , .... ,.,.. > o o o w.cc;."' 10 > 0 0 • N~•oc • o o o J-u > o o o to eight games at Memorial Stadium.
3 h • d ~le"9"' < ) 0 t I C.r.-. Jo ) t 0 0 ""°-..-1" ) I l 0 .... ....,., c 1 0 0 0 Elmer ff•t .... was shot about p.m. w en a th1r man -~~" • o • ' ,_,.<' 1 o o o oc .. ,...., , o o o R~ Sox'· Brewers 3: At Fe n way Park. Eiits Burks htt
handed the gun 10 Payton. 33. and the weapon ,_ » >, 1 ~=· .; ~: ~ T-., 1 , 1 =· ~::: a two-run homer and beat out a bunt to keep Boston's
d ischarged. Schaumburg PoliC't" C hief ltauwtai Alley '0 •• " -: • •-s -.. " ........ four-run fifth mning altvt' as the Red Sox handed
said at a ne"s conft'rcnce. Payton was questioned and ~..:.-• • ••-• = = : :::! Milwaukee its fifth stra1J1,ht toss.
released and no charges are expected. Alley said. ~~7. :'""""~ "~.:,.;,t~~c{.~ g~:::o..,.:.:,-;: ~·~09~~ .• , Yaaktts $, Bl•e Jays I: Richard Dolson pitched
Hutson. 28. of Hoffman Estate-s. was taken from v,,.. ' ,.,..,.. •• ~ 11-P ••• ...., ...... , ... .._ > 11-.....,•WI• 1 Ja<oo• four-hit ball for e1'1ht·plus innings and Dave Winfield's
S d bak • N h C . •.a ~a It "~'°"' J tt t w.,.._.. ,,, H• '"' ' s.e \l'tir..-1 f:'rM'Co tu e er!> restaurant to on west o mmunat\ s-. ...... , u ,~"""' -RBl 1.1nglc ke)eda 1\e-run fi rstinning.leading NewYork
Hospital 1n .\rhngton Heights where he was m stable -. .. _ • " • 1• .. '° • " • u .. so o'er Toronto at Ex h1b1uon Stadium.
condition. said Gall Hillery, nursing supen1sor . 0o••oo-w 10 • 1 , • ' 1,:=.-
LonJt1mt' assistant Tom ..\Mry was hired as Pep-•r.::.,.. ' • 0 • 1 a.-~L o 1
perdme 01' ersat'. ·s head baskt'tball coach. succeeding ~•.o L o 1 ' \ , > 1 •• ,.. • • 1
(' £<..,..,.~ I 0 t I I °"""'*'"' 1 O 11 J Jim Barrick, who was named the head coach at Li\ 0oo • ,..,,...., •o 1 """ .. ' ....... "" w-o.o,,,_
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a day earlier. Asbury. 42. was Hamck's top assistant ~~~~~~.::".! '" ........ .90~"·::;.;H~,.::-" ~~ .. :"~,~:;. since Harr1ck became the Waves' head coach 1n 1979. •-116 •-1• •ett r-:-n • .-.010
During that tame. Pepperdant' had a 16 7-97 record and * *
pla)'Cd in four NC.\A Tournaments and two National AINetk1 12. Marlften 1 Red SH '· llAwws J
Invitation Tournaments ... nom,... Usyt.a.and Jim o AKuMo sul'T\.1 MILWAUKu eonoi.
Galaarn scored three goals apiece to lead the Los L•••••a>o ~;~1': ··-·•<' 1;~~ -'"'"" "!";:~ 1.,...,., ~;~~
Angeles Lazcrs to an 8-4 M ISL vtctof)• over the Kansas ~~c;,;,· ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~~. ~ ~ : ; :_-:~~!. ~ g ~ g ::;;~·~"' ! : ~ ! City Come ts at the Forum in a prcv1t'w of their Western H ..... c > • o ' •D••" 111 1 ' • o ••oc• 10 • o o o .... .,., , o , ,
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-Jeffrey Leonard came
off the San Francisco dis.-
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was in tht' staning lineup as
the G iants' left fielder
against the C incinnati
Reds. .
ANGELS FIND A STARTER IN FINLEY. • •
Pl'omCl was downhill fro m 1here
Schofield hnnJ one 10 ngh1 to open
the eighth inning. but on the run Ivan
Calderon had the hall pop out of h1~
glove for an error and Schofield
wo und up o n second He was balked
'o third before McLemore·s gro under
to shortsiop Oz.z1e Gu1lk n becamt'
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Oklahom·a St. to respond
STILLWATER Okla l.\PJ -
Oklahoma State l 'n1,crs1t) pre-s1den1
Lawre nce Boger satd Wednesda) 1he
~hool ho pes to re'tpond to an NC A..\
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gram by the end ot the summer
The National ( olleg.iate l\lhll"m
.\s$0C1ation g;nc Boger not1fica11on
WedneM:iay that 11 had 1s'iut'd an
o flic1a l letter of 1nqu1r: concerning
alleged rulc'i 'u1lat1ons '"'oh in~
football
Boger said 1n a \tatemen1 1hc1t
Oklahoma State rcce1vtd not1ficauon
nt thC' "\(.\A·., action from the
C h1lJgo lav. firm of Coffield. Un-
gim·rn. Hams and Slavin. The school
r{·tam,·d the fi rm last summer when
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\ C\llgat1on. and the official letter of
1n4u1n reports to the school the
rcsulls' of the investi-.ation.
for his second home run of the season
to g1ve the Angels..a 5-2 lead.
Finley had a no-htttt'r until desig-
nated hitter Haro ld Bames hned a
sharp single to left 1 n the founh inning
with one out. He had allowed JU St one
baserunn~r -Fred Manrique walked
1n tht' third -up to that pomt.
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Reserve mfielder Phil
Gamer was placed on the
2 1-day disabled list be·
cause of a back problem .
He has bt'cn in only two
games. as a pinch hitter.
and 1s 0 for 2.
Leonard strained a lea
muscle in spring training.
He batte-d .280 wtth 19
ho mers and 63 RBI last
season and was the Most
Valuable Player in the Na-
ti o nal league Cham -
pionship Series. batting
.41 7 apinst St. Louis.
Santa Anita, Los Alamitos results
SantaAalta
Six homers not
enough for sec
SAUGUS -Southern Catifomil
C'olqe'1 Vansu-nts pounlkd.out si•
home runs Wednetday. tNt 1n 5t· run innina from The Mastet's C
DfOved too muds to ova come as
fell 10 lS.22·1. S.7 m the NAJA
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Ez-Dana Hill• coach Stlll•n dlea
MONROVIA -Tony Stillt0n. a
former &.skct&ell C01Clt at Monrovia
Hip and Dana Hills Hip. died on
Monday at the• of~• after a &ona
illneu.
Visitation will be It Douslat Ind
Zook Monuary this evenina from s-a.
His funeral 11 ICheduled '°' nut week In Kittanniftl. Pa., Which was
his binhlUcc.
Scilhon died in t..una le.:lt 1t tl9e
South COM& MedacAl Cenw 8CCGfd.
'• to oftlcials It °"""" lftd 1.oolt Monuary.
K.llOwll b Ml let\ _,. oa IM
...... !ciJhoa cmtNd Molwovi9
Hillt to 1M OF J.A cba ... MMp In
t967 1nd to the 4-A finals in 1970 .
He became the had <'WCh at Dana
Hills In 1972 for a three.year tour
before tumins IO oflki1tdftl.
He mnalned at DIM Hills as a
oh)'lical education inW11CW until
l 915 when he accepwd IM POil of
nataonal belkctt.11 CC*t. of Pma.
lut tbat job ... Vtt"I llM»n-11*9 when he,....... upon ea · Ptru
tha&. ~ Ollllr :Ir-, ... doubcf'ul be ..... be
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5
5
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Won 3
'w on I
Won 3
Lost I
Lost I
Lost 4
Lost I
Home Away
3-3 2-0 Kansas Cit)
Oakland
A91el1
Scaule
Minnesota
Chicaao
Tcus
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625 5.3 2-I 3-2
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500 I 4-4 I· I 3-J
2-I I · 3 .429 1111 3.4
.375 2 3.5 3-3 0-2
.286 211> 2-S 2-4 0-
EAST DIVISION
New York
Cleveland
Boston
Detroit
Toronto
Milwaukee:
7
7
5
4
4
2
0
I
2
3
3 s s
.875 7-1 Won 2
Won I
Won 2
Won I
Lost 2
Lost S
Lost 8
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2-5.
0-4
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.444 31h 4.5
.286 411? 2-5
Baltimore 8 .000 7 ().8
Wedaeadily's Score1
.U1el1 5. Chicago 2
Boston 6. Milwaukee 3
Kansas City 9, Balumore 3
Cleveland 6, Minnesota 3
New York 5. Toronto I
Oakland 12. Seattle 7
Today's Gamet
Chicago (Perez 0-0) at Aagel1 (McCaskill 0-0). I :OS p.m. •
New York (Leiter 1-0) at Toronto (Kc> 2-0). 9:35 a.m
Milwaukee (Wegman 0-1) at Boston (Clemens 1-0). 10:05 am
Texas (Guzman 0-1) at Detroit (Moms 2-01. I 0:35 a.m.
Kansas Cat} (Sabcrhagen 0-1) at Baltimore ( Boddicker 0-.!J 4· .15 pm
Minnesota (Lea 0-1) at Cleveland (C'andiott1 1-0). 4:35 p.m
Oakland (Davi<; -1-0J Seattle (Langsl on o:i ). 7:05 p.m.
Friday's Games
.U1el1 at Seattle. 7:05 p.m.
Texas at Boston. 10:05 a.m.
New York at Milwaukee. 11 :35 am
Ka nsas Cit) at Detroi t, 4:35 p.m.
Minnesota at Toronto. 4:35 p.m. a.
Cleveland at Balumorc. 5:05 pm. . l""
Chicago at Oakland. 7:35 p.m
Natlonal League
WEST DIVISION w
6
6
5
5
L
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2
3
4
6
8
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Won 3
Won I
Lost I
Won I
Lost I
Lost 8
Home
2-0
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5-1
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Houston
Dodgers
Cincinnati
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
.857 6-1
. 750 11! 6-2
.625 l'h 5-3-
556 2 5-4
.250 4111 2·6
0 .000 6111 0-8
EAST DIVISION
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Ne~ York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
'5
5
4
3
3
2
2
3
3
4
5
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Won 2
Lost J
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429 .! 3-4
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2-4 s 286 J .!-5
Wednesday's Scores
Dodgers 4. San Diego 3
St. Louis 4. Chicago 3
San Francisco~. C1 nc1nna11 4 111 1nn1ng\l
Houston 4. Atlanta 0
Piusburgh 7. Ph1ladclph1a 0
Today's Games
Dodgers (Valen7ucla 1-1 lat Sari D1~go (J ones 0-1 ). I 0 5 p.m
Montreal (MarunCL 1-1) at New York (OJeda 1-0), 10·3~ am.
Philadel phia (Carman 1-0) at Pi11sburgh I Walk 0-1 ). 4:05 p m
Cincinnati ( Ra .. musscn 0-0) at Houston ( Darn1n 0-0). 5· 35 p.m
Friday's Gamtt
Allan ta at Dodjert. 7 US p.m.
Pittsburgh at Chicago. 11 :20 am
Philadelphia at Montreal. 4. 35 p.m.
St. Louis at New York. 4:3~ p.m.
Cinc1nna11 at Houston. 5.35 pm
ranc1sco at San Diego. 7·05 p m
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pitches
Uni to win
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\1dJin~r~u h homt'runs b} N1kkann1
\min.•-..., and Rl·ne<' Paloma. as the
I n1,er.,11' High w ftb&ll team col·
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tt1 ~ --l
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1 hl· lc1u 11h J nd fifth innings to tic. then
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"l·n t 2 fur:
\aJdkhdl ~ kll to 2-4 in the Sea
\1l'I.\ '1 -l 1t\l'IJll
In Jnothl·r ~ea\ tl'"' League game.
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f....L·ll1l "-.1nl· '>trud. out one and
.1J,l\"'lJ .l u'>I Ulll' th1rd-1 nning s1ngk .
Jhh11ugh '>he "'alkl"d eight. in putting
tilt' 1,0,1 ~c.>~port Harbor S~11lors
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1-...ttw had lnur RBI "'1th a 11,1.0-ru n
' 1 l' • hJ\l'\·loadl'd walk and ~m·
1 l' 11' J' till' -..1nnc~ got a lot of
I' ill J~l' llUI 111 IU~I fhe hit\
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• \ HMl"lor fell tu O·o 1n league play.
In lht ">o uth C oa~1 League.
In Inc-2, Dana Hills I: Jenni fa;
l11unJagc '>trul ~ o ut eight and walked
1" Jnd °"l·nt: for 4 and ~ored a run
" 'f•l \ .1qul'fO\ k ague..opcncr.
II\ in.: got the "'inning run 1n the
r1~hth inning .h Ha herwood s10J.!e<I
.inJ ad' anrl"d tc1 '>t'1.ond on a sacnficc
h:turl' n plC11ting J t"'o-basc throwana
l·rr '' t11r thl· "'1nm·r!>
In commun1t) college action:
fullc-rton 3. Goldn WHt 1: The
Hnrnl·t., ran~ed \Ccond in the state,
u-...·J .1 h11 h,rn.man and three walks in
thl· fir,t inning to ...core 1wo runs and
Fu lla111n -,1anl'r Knstin Jacobi
1 ~I J 1 madl· tht·m \land up.
R..i,tkr 'tanl"r k<.s1ca Duran (7-7}
h.Hl .1 :11und \tan hut allowed JUSt a
".11 ~ Jnd tht·n thrCl' 'ilngles with two
• ut 1n thl· \l\lh tht• rr"t of the wa'.
1 ht:r .1 l nt J IJn ~1ngled 1n Km Bod-
,., 'l4:ndct tc,r C 111ldl·n ~ r<.Cs onh ru n
1r1 !ht· \nond 1nn1ng ·
<1oldl·n ~l''t 1.,-t, 12-131 main-
t.i ,,, third pl.sle in 1hc South Coast.
ANDRETTIS
Prom Cl \h~c Follmer C.1a~ Pctcn.on and
( Jrl Ol'>on ol Huntington Bcactt..
l r.l' 1d I>ll'm of ~cwport Beach.
l>a' 1J R amse~ uf C apJ~trano Beach
.rnJ \11d1arl Dt•"' of Fountain Valley.
Thl' onh < oast cntn 1n the Tran.-
.\ 1' ral."1. · •~ .\ni.h Ponerfield o( ,,.\, pon &•J1. t
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Ensenada eritries • Most race route~ lead to Newport falling off this year
Wim I.be Enaenada racc start o nly a
week away, this weekend will see
1evaal rKn from oth<"r arus finish-ifta at N~wpon Beac h where the
ymcbts will remain to to bt on ~nd for
Dext Friday's stan of the Enscnada .,...-
The Bahia Corinthian Yacht O ub
and w Califomta Yacht O ub of
Marina del Rey will bt co-hosts for a race from the Santa M<'nica Bay area
toNcwpon.
Tbc Coronado Yacht Oub is also
sponsorina its trad1uonal ra~ from
San OiqO to Newpon for Enscnada racers.
Small boalers who couldn •t care
less about Enscnada ~.;11 bt active at
the lido Isle Yac-ht O ub Saturday in
the Senior Sabot Reg.-.tta for adult
Sabot sailors.
O ther Ora• Count) events in-
clude the Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's Spring Gold Cup Reptta.
Saturday and Sunda~. which will
feature race-s over b."' and ~n
courses. and the second and third
races of the Vo)_aatrs Yacht Club's
Bogan Series for Performan~ Handt·
cap Racing Flttt rating~ Saturda~ and
Sunda}.
In other Southern Cahfom1a
Yachting Association areas·
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Cellrilo leecfl Y~t 0uo -Sclrlloe Serlft No l lflt4RF. 0.-~I Sutmv
Na..., Yectll CluO of L-9eecfl -~
Dev S.turdit• s.-........
IC.Ing H¥110r Yecttt Clue -Poiftt Ounw •ec:e
(PHftf).$1111.rditY
Peciflc ~-' YKllt c· Al -cat..,. to Stat'lloefd ft.at ts...,, s.<in No •> S.turde•.
Celdwn .. Yecflt CluO -IC.•"9 of SN1n T,._,..,
IStersl. S.turdev, Suftdey
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rect ''•rts s.1..,,av
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CSOHF, MORCI, SetutdeY
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~· Set\ Di.eo Nevy Seillfte Ciue -MontNv
~-lei cie~-1. Sufto.v .............
v ... •i.ar• Yedtl Clue -V~• 10 ..._.,
a..ct\ Friday ~ Yec:l'lt CluO -Sot "II Coel '-9 Serift s.1.,..au
Set\te ~· Sellone CluD -JaO.SOft Serin S.•uraev
Senle iaer-e Yec:l'lt Club -~lntt ol Wein Qu;er~ S.llll'deY ~¥
Wntle&t Yecl'll CluO -°"'"r'll 0.1'.
S.t..,,dev CommodOl'W'\ C...o lt ... n•. S...0.Y
By ALMON LOC&ABEY ................
Barrina a few late entries because of
slow mail. the Newport to Emcnada
Yacht Raitt will fall fl'r short of itS
anticipated 6SO entries
At the final deadline for entries last
Frida> there were SS 3 entries loged
b> Caroline Starr. N<"wport Ocean
Saihng Assoclation t'\C'C'Utive sec-
retaf).
This year's hst was 38 shon of last
'ear's 591. ' lflhe .. world's laflCSI mtemationaJ
)ad\l ra~" is runnin1 accordina to
A.,.,_. ............ ,,., ..... ,,, .. .,.,.Nit.
tradition. about 10 ptt ent of the
entries will fail to show up at the
startina line April 22. and another 10
perttnt will fail to finish at Entenada.
The entry list has ~ually
dccttasina since the year of
1982 when 704 boats s.i,ned up for the
I l~m1k downwind slide known
f~tiouslr. as the "En~ huh ...
the "tequila derb) •· and the "rlOC to
Hussona's." amona otbcn. some
unpnntable.
Newport Boat Show
Hot fashion show helps to cool off cancer , continuing at Lido
By UREN M. REED
..., .... C.; S a I
TM planning commi tt~ for the
American Cancer Society's fifth an-
nual fashion luncheon changed -
and added -a few things this year.
The) created the title "Essence of
Spnng.·· mo' ed it tn the Irvine
Hilton. changed the d:t~ to a Satur-
da). added seH·ral hundred people
and a silent auction and reaped.
accordjng to e' ent chairman Diaaa
E4•m ... s, more than B0.000 for the
American Can~r Socit"t)· (ACS).
Former LA Ram Jeff SenrMa
scr,ed as emctt. looking dapper in
his tuxedo. and O\•erstting distribu-
tion of the numerou~ opponuntt~
pnzes after the 400 had lunched.
.\lso. ··Fird oxes" str:ught off their
calenda r pages -Orange Count)
Firemen Sieve ltastqer, Gina
Setias and Jew V ... eu modeled.
The Fu'Cfo,t'S mack a .. sizzling"
entf) as the lights n:\shed. smoke
b1llov.ed and the thrtt flaraded down
the runv.ay 1n the trad 1ttonal )ellow
o'ersu1ts v.h1ch v.erc slnwh. 1fsome-
v.hat av.kv.ardl). rem <',·ed 10 re\cal
bathmg trunks from "'-'aut1ca. The
three returned to the nanway sc'eral
ttmt'S. alv.a~s to the rlehght of the
audience.
New and used sailboats arc btina
featured this week at the Newpon ln-
Thc-Water Boat Sho" al the Lido
Marina Village. The show staned
Wednesda~ and ronttnu~ through
Sunda'. Foll~wing the 5atlboat exhibition.
power boats will bt on display at Jhc
'11lage starting Wedn<"~Y and con-
tinuing through \pnl .:!4.
options arc offered at the shows .
Showgocrs who have purchased
tickets for the used power boat show
will receive frtt weekday admission
for the new pow-er boac show.
Frtt parking 1s available off Tustin
and .\ von A venues in Newport
Beach. wnh complim<"ntary shuttle
transportation to Lid<' Marina Vil:-
1agc e"ery IS minutes.
Sltelley Hill-Graat, a Los Angeles.
based model and act~ -and
rc<'O' ered breast cance'r patient -
adresscd the gathering which sat
silent as she related the stor) of
disco' ering her cancer and then
losing all her hair dun ng the
chemotherap). Said Edmunds ... On,· of the thmgs
that v.e'rc tf) mg to get across at
.\mencan Cancer 1s thlt the mone'
(raised toda)) doesn't JUSt go fo·r
research. 11 also goes for sen i~ -the
ser' ice that the) (canct'r patients)
rece1'e through the Orange Count)
unit."
The shows are produCC'd by the
Duncan Mcintosh Co of Newpon
Beach and have becom <" popular with
··hull thumpers .. in Orange Count>
and bc\ond.
SpcetaJ boat shov.. pnccs and a v.ide
'a n et) of financing :i nd insurance
Shov. hours are 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
weekdays and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturdaysand Sundays Admission is
$5 for adults. $2 for children 6 to 12.
and children under 6 free. For more
information a ll the Duncan Mcin-
tosh Co. at 6 73-9360.
Sportfishing boat launched ........ ...-.. --.........
l'lref-Olema llelrlna, 8tne Kesln&er aDd .Joee Valbaea.
The model. nov. with a lavish he.ad
ofha1r(''l'd bttn \Ote<i 'btst hair· in
high school .. ). works with "CS's
Celebnttt'S .\ga1nst Crncer a nd or-
ganized her ov.n program "Survival
St) le" which she dec;cnbcs as -a
fashion program for women who
want 10 kttp up their aJ'PC1f'3ncc and
stay as attractive as one poss1bl) can
dunng chemotherap}.··
A<'C'ordmg to event co-chairman
B...ue Jaros, an active member of
Reach to Recovery the annual
fashio n shov. v.as launched fi \'e years
ago as sole~ a Reach to Recovef)
function -involving onl) women
wuh breast canC't'r. ··We wanted to
make 11 into a major funC11on~ .. she
said ... and reach out t<' all aspects of
the communit~ ...
Everyone tn\olved v.1th tht' e'ent
had a special reason for pan1c1patmg.
Said Edmunds. "Half the volunteers
in our group arc canC't'r patients ...
Ct'nified Manne of Ana heim rc-
Cl'ntl\ launched T-Boot No. 3. a 42·
foot sponfi sher at Ba~tn Marine in
Nt'wpon BcaC'h for delivery to Jurgen
Gramckow of Ventura
The yacht will bt herthed at the
Ventura Yacht Club upon compk-
tion of se~ trials.
I NI.JC M)TIC( rta.IC *>TICE NIUC M>TIC£
Fashions from Cf)staJ coun were
coordinated b~ Belse Tayler earher
1n 'the wttk. In addition to the
professional models . .\\S volunteers
sponmg fashio ns mcluded 0-.
BIH of the Newpon Harbor U.guc.
SaHy Rtlltia of the Huntington
Harbour League and Yv-.e Vu
Flffl from Reach to Rf'COvCI).
NI.IC *>TICE
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NOTICE IS HEREBY r«J""1 sa!<I conaterat un<le< p lloe nt ~ AZ 8503 3 e<ty Wiii be otter-eel'°' .... If P.O .... c.,.., ""' .. Notice IS "-etl\r g1wn ttrat et tl'le Sale Pur~ musl , ..... ,._.., Pu~ Oranoe Coul The JOllO!lling P9'.oft•
GIVEN PURSUANT T 0 Sec1oon 9·S06 of tne Un110<m PllOneno 1602)873·2700 requested Ille lnll!rnel Rev· laftta AN, CA. H712 tile uncers-gned Will at put>-De p8'd by CASH and paid U.C.C.) Oatly Pllol Apr~ 14, 1988 haw abMdoned tN i,.-of
SECTION 9-504 OF THE ICommeretal Cooe an<! Sec· F A R M M E R S & enue S.vtee w1" furnrSll ,,,. 1'1.....,.21M he eucl•On purauent to t0< a1 the time of purchaM Notoc:e IS heret>y given 10 TMl12 tile Flct1tlou1 8u1lne11
UNIFORM COM~ERCtAL hon 18037 5 a OI tile Call-M ERC HAN TS 9 AN K tormatton aDoul possible Dale 4-7 ·88. Cn111>ler 10 OM1ion 8 com-All ~ gooos -cr~11ors of Ille ..,1tll1n Name .SH 0 WE AS I
CODE. ANO SECTION torn11 Hu1tn an<! Saltey S1gne<1 By EDWARD J ena.m1>r1noes •lllCfl may PubllShe<I O...oge Coast meneing..,.tt>Sectl0f'l21700 1010 AS IS" an<! muS1 be n.rne<! partleS that• t>Ylk "8JC M)TIC( SHOWERS Of FLOWERS,
180375 OF THE CALI· Co<l e by 1en<1efln'g LUISZER AVP De uselut1n <1e1erm1n1ngthe Oally P1lotAprt1 l4 1gsa of,,.. &smess I I\<! Pro-removeel Dy 4 00 PM . on trWtSierlSab<Wl lo bem.O. 14018~Aoed.W..C·
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SAFTEv CODE. ol lhe pvbl+c 1.ns1e11men1 0D1tge1toos se-Oa11y ?•tot ~"' 1' 1gea SOI<! Oescnc11ton ot prop-1988 ol lhe civ.1 cooe of tile ts sut>iect 10 l"'lOf eancella· after dncf1bed NOnc. Of' Tl'le Flc11tlou1 8utineel
Nie ol tne mot>tte llome cu•eo by tne cotleteral es Tll-609 eny LOT 1 • 1980 0ooge "8.IC M)T1C£ State olCei.tom1.atr>et011ow· toon rn the._,, of 9Mtte-The nMNS end bu_, _,.NDIDTIUIJlll'UI "'-~1o ebo"9-
IOenllflecl as 1911 Br111,.1 we41 es 965 '1 1n Da~t ot Van 200 LIC z LAF'TM2 ~ FtCnnoua .,...., ing 1n1~eneous eftects of meot bet-Moms Mo¥· eOdreas of ,,.,. •ntended (Pw•• t.. Ned In ~ County on
b r I d g e t 2 X 6 0 1expanses reasonably 1n-"8.IC M)JIC[ lllelie !Or 821JTAX 115&83 Nam ITAT'EmWT commeroal l>'OC*'Y on.ce 1ng& Storage lf!C el\<! obit-tl'wtietot(S) .,. ALLISON c• • Cfw1 June 24, 11186 ft LE
S287PA6836 t HU3238 turte<I Dy tne urnH<s.gneo In Oclomete-27 035 -Eagle The 1°"°"""'9 l*'SOl1S are effects of tce-Cfnm Panor ge1ecl pw1y MARfNE. INC . A CA CORP e.-...... HO F312497
registered to Sl'leron1r•t11!1ng 11ot<11ng ano DEPARTMENT OF GT Goodyeer '"" euto-Clotng bus.ness 15 eq 11pnient en<! ~rSOflal Put>llSMO Orange Coas1 209 Tust"' A.,. NewlX>t'I ,.._1(!)) Pttyllls C-. 3 10 E. 21 ~.by tile unoersogneo Pf9')9rtng tor cOllauwal 10< THE TREASURV meltc AM/FM Radt0 wtlll l •IAOVANCEO COM · property 1<>-wtl .oentifleel by Dally PllOI Match 24. 31. 8Mcrl CA 9~ NOTICE IS HEREBY SI . Colle Meta, Cattt
on 4-2S-88. 1000 AM <ltSPOSJtton rn arrangtngfOf lflj TERNAL REVENUE tHMlte LOT 2 • 1973 PUTER AU TOMATION neme end slo•age unit Apr117 14 198& The name and bu-GIVEN ttla1 c.rter .._..., 92127
1292 Westminster Bt~<I Ille sale an<l IO< reasonable SERVICE 1J egu1r XJ 6 LIC % lb)AOVANCEO SYSTEMS numtier Th570 edel<ess al t,,,_ mtended H• Stor.s. Inc Tr-TlllS ~ -con-
w.tmlns1er. O<ange c ... , a1torr14ys tees an<! for NOTIClOf'"'*'fC L:\LAFTM ven1cl• 10 = A UTOMA TION U 120 Wtl WrtglllS tee Creatn tf81)Sleree ... Han.y p ... Of.whOM.odr" .... 1eoo ~byen ......
SUCH SALE IS BEtNG •e&S0<\8Dte erpenses Sucti AUCTION SAU U01L709898W. Odometer ee.cn 9N<I Sute ~ C tnc; toe CrNl'l'I Of The ftalC M)TICE Tabb. 2 1 Cedar Ridge. North Kr H mer Blvd .. Tiiis ....,,_,.~ ~
MADE by reeaon of reg.1•· 1 ten<lef •n tne 101e1 sum ot 1 vnoe< Ille authority m 90S80 automatic. po-W•tm.nster Cal 1 g268J • Slats LOI 0-6408 l"""9. CA An.ne.m c.liforNe t280I. Witt\ tne Cowlty .-.. of.,..
terecl owners default es of S1' 156 27 may De maoe 10 1ntf>rna "'••~Code S@C· Slffrin; AU IFM re<110 Roy Kwolt M Lee 153 Tiie sale .,, be com-F'IC'"10Ul .,_U Thal tile Pfopert}r Qer11· ont9ndl to ,,.-., certain .,. Cowlty on Mardi 21.
11-21-87 unoer tnat ce<1ern far,,.....s & Me<tlle!'lls Ban;. I tior r.331 tne properly de-walnul <18$11 QunAap llfel N Me..,..a o.rv: Or pettt,,,,. bo<ldmg on l!le 19111 Mm ITAT'lmMT nent ,_..o 11 CleeCr'1beCI tn pet1onal property to. 111.. ,.~
MaNlfacturecl HOme Ret .. I at Ille a<1<1ress set lorlll scrooeo oetO'A otes ~ setz-Property may be INPKlecl C.i.t 92669 ar>ge oay ot ·~ 1988 et 10 00 Tile fOllowtnO '*'°°' -general a.. ell ltOClk lfl trade ECONOCOM-USA. INC , PuOMtlecl ~ .._
lna1.allmenl Contract and aooVoe e<I to• nonpeyment ot al 964 W 171'1 SI . Co9te Ttlts busmess is con· 0 clOC* AM on tile Pfem<MS OOll'9 ~as fiatur•. eQUCJment. trade Tranater•. -"OM .oor... 09lly Pttot Aprl 7. 14. 21. 28.
Security Agr_,..,,t <lated If no1 reoeemecs sa!<I wle 1nte-.,a1 reven~ t&Joes 0ue Mese Ca 19 30 AM on ClueleCI by .,, tndMClu•I wt>ere 1810 property 11 R & H tMPOATS 9802 name and good..,.. of • oer· tt 4385 Poplar Avenue. 1181
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owner, as oeotor ano tne 1 covenent moblte nome par1< 200s ' (3rennaven Or YO<"DI FuN payment requweel on ec· TlltS S'lat--.i wu ltleel el Morns Moving a StOfage. 9Mc:fl Call! 92646 ~eel at 1SS5 Newpof1 Tl'le ~ Pfoe>er1Y aut>-
undert igM<I as Secure<! ape><ovel Of ~cumDrrices 1. noa CA g2686 TP!e prop. C41Qtence 01 hoghnl b•d Wl1ll Ille County Clerk of Or· tnc el 1~t Etectronoc: J~ Allen Henry, 1818 81¥CI , Costa Men . CA iect to,,_. t,..._ II gener-"9llC 1111111
Party. and i>urtuen1 10 Ille to pa~ '°' tile afortta•<I re-er.) .. •1 Of' SOl<l at pvt>ltc f.Ofm of Payment All Pll)'· ange County on Marctl 25 Lene Hunltnglon 8eectt. ~,er.-Or Carson. Calif 92627 #Ay deecr1bed as follows 8 T A T 1 • 1 • T
rtgMI of the unelefs.gneo me1n1flg pr1nc:1pe1 su,... aro auc:t•on as prov•Oe<I by ~1$ must be by cast!. 1988 Ce 92649 •n Ille Ctty ol ..., ..., The ~ neme llMd P0tnl of s.ie ~1 0'
urlder the Security AgrN · e•e>entM under IN! Manu· inte•na Revenue Code MC· cerllfteel Cflee:k. ~ s Of FS11MI Hunun;ton 8eac;n County Fr111 Raaoe. 2 1692 by the satC1 tr_..,Of at Mid (21 IBM St51 ~ WfttmRAWM.
rnwit. Section 9·50' of 111e1rectureC1 HomeRe1a 11ns1111-"°" 6335 ano rtt111e<1 regu· treasurer's cneoll Of b)' • PuDllSheCI Orange Cout °' Orange Slate ot c.ii-l(eneotle L-. Hunt1n9ton tocatton 11· Al.LISON C2I ISM 5170 PC Con· PROllPMTI•ll•
unfform Commere1e1 COO@ I ment ContraC1 ano Secut11y tattons Dale of Sale A.P"' UMeCI States POS1•1. ~. Daily Ptlot AP"' 7 14. 21. 28. lor"'a 9eadl Cahf 92646 MARINE. INC trollerl .,,..,.,_ _
end Sec1ion 180 5 OI IN Agr""'4!nl 26 1988 TtmeotSele 1030 express or lelegrei>f'tm<>ney 1988 Mr JOhn PtSCfllle Aue-Tt11s busrn.ss •I COn° TNt UICI blM! trent'-IS CHH •552 ,tCTITIOU8 .........
c.llfornia Heattn ano Settey, 1noumei regarorrio ine1 j A M Ptaoe ot Site 964 w Of<ler Make Cheic6i or money Tll-606 t•onffr License number <Wcted by co-pertnet"s tnwnoect to be conM.tm· .,,d ti 1oceted et •7 ..,._
1 James A Henry melecl at Ille office of BU~· Faal\•on 111en<1. Newpon I The folowinO person Ml "8JC M)TIC[ j "8.IC M>TIC£ j Pta.IC M)JIC{ NI.IC M)J)C( NI.JC M)JIC[ Pt8.IC *>TICE This statement •• fila<I ROW ESCROW COMPANY. 8Mctt. Caltfomla. The tr.,,. Wlltldrawn • • glMfel pert. ----------------------------------------------1-------------;.;;..--------...----W!ltl tile County Cleril of Or-sot Pncentar om.. Sent• fer 11 to be C<JmC*led on or ner ff0f'l'l IN-Pll1'*1Np op. NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIDS ..._.. -•-_, ...... ~ ... County on .,..,ct1 18, Ana. CelltorM 12111 on or att.r AP" M 1M8 ~ ~ ~ ~ u9c -...... ,..,,.,,.,.the gener. Pf'eY-,. r8'e"' Wllg9S, .,picabte to the WOfti lo be 1MI .,.., Mey 2. 1988 Dated A9f11 s 1M8 --·-·-"' .-~.-....., ... -270 done: copies of ........ general .. rate determination•.,. on tie at the nnm Thee !tie lut dete ~filing c...,.. MAM.rt MM.a AL T£AHATM CONSULT.
Notice Is hereby given that the Ctty Council of the City of Hunllngton
e..ch. California will receive seated Ms for the reoonstruciion and 1mpro...,._
rnents of various local streets. artenal highways. and aiteys m Oflt ric1 11272.
In the City of Huntington BMctl. California in 9CCOrd~ wltl'l lhe plans and
epec:tftclltions and ~t Pf'OYili<>ns on file in the office of the Director of
Public Works Ooc:uments will be avallabte on April I . 1H8. A Charge of
135.00. not refundabte, will be required for MCtl Mt of IP«ffieationt and
ecc:omc>Mylng drawings.
DNCTO.. OF f'UaJC WOMI alnMATE
office of the Qty Clertt and the office of the Oifector of Pub16c WC>fU of the Put>ltst1ee1 Orange Coett c1aoms In 1t1e eterow ,.._,_, eTOMa. ..c.. -c. ""° (PAC) at 314 Cllff Or.
City of Huntington 8wtt Celifomia. Deily Pttot Ac><~ 7 t4, 21. 28, to'-"" 19 Apnl 29. ,... ...... va ,__,. •5, L..,,,a lwtl. Caif.
1918 So far a 11 knowr. to Mid ~ .. '.!!!'.:! MID M•H' tMT!,!· .. ~•-·• ... _.____ Ttl-603 lf'tenoed Tran...,_ laid In-,_,_ ·-.... -..m vv --
Ptans end ~iOns. te>gMhef witt\ propoul form, may be obtained at --.---.,.-lllft-----0t9fl0ed Tr_..,or ueect IN ~ Or ... Coelt '*M lt91e1Mn4 tOf IN pert. the office of the 06rec1or of Pubtic Works. City Hall. Huntington Beectt. .--""'-. --.... eddo1i0nel tMdl na.... .......... _ 4 ,... nerltlip"91Madon<>ct-.
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No btd .. be r.-loed un-. n la mede on a blel* form fumi9Md by the OWectOf of Pubic WOt'k8 The sped9' enentlof1 of proepectfW btdOer9 la
caled to the propoe97 r~ • ..c for1tt In the IP9dficatlona. for Jul
difeciloflS -to the bidding.
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= ~t~. ott• o.t.o. MlrCfl s1. ,... owt• 11• • Signect:Ndwd a.~
QUANTITY The llboW ~are ~oximale only. being gi¥lr\ • • Mlle'°' tM Mer••n itleonu 30 70 ...,.,., '· ,..._ t k ,... ~IC ""'*'* Or-.. C-= == .::-.= ::::r: .=:.~,::o.-::::.= ~-=·eo.t• ....... T•~ ~Co.I T~r.::~:. ... =PllotApri11',,, .• , .•. ICHEOULE A. LOCAL STREET IMPROVEMENT
1. Alwioovel and diepOUI of ,, ..
2. tnst8" root berrter
3. Aemo\4 and di9poee of curb ard gutter
4. "9i1IC>i4 end ~ of P.C.C. drivewey
5. Aemo\4 and diepoee of P.C.C. sldewelt e. "9i•IO'l4 and diepoe of eeph.n concr.t•
• 7 Con9truct P.C.C. curb Md gutter
•. Conetruc:t p . c. c. drlvew8'y
... 9. Conatruc:t P.C.C. llde111al!
: 10. CONtruc:t apMlt conuete
11. Aemo\4 ooncrec. cross gutter
12. Conttruc:t coucr• ere. gutter
13. "91now end ,..,. .. ruct concr• ~ t9lalnlog
... 13'' l'1WI liumPS'OM
ICHEDUlE It: RECONSTRUCT ALLEYS IN OtSTRICT •272
118 EA
118 EA.
12,7• L.F.
27.112 S.F.
38 ... S.F.
1.122 S.F.
12.1• L.F.
27,912 S.F.
38.1191.F.
12 TOH
4.112 S .F.
•.112 S.F .
but·---N rWtt to lnc:ru 11 orAecr••• the amount of eny dw or TM ~ 11 eon-o.iyHot Aprt 1'· '':.,, .... u~~ .. "::"'...:! n..•
por11on of the woril, • be mey dwNd "* 1111 y or ~'' by the duct9CI "r en lndMdual tft., ,_.. .. ....,_ • Pm.IC 11J1a Director of Pubic WOt'ka. Menin IMonu -., --.. o ......... et A1D1ti11c
Tflil ~ -Ned ~ -·--...... o..91....... ~ NA b6dl .. be compw9CI on a Mlle of the Dnctof of~ Wortla wM\1MCountyC.....otOr-..... CIGMIC ...._. t71?1 N:mtM'9•H•ll
eet1m1i1e of 1t'9 quenietea of WOfti to be done. = County on Mardi 29, llOllC9 °' !t....._. le C, '---~ .... ITAW Rf 7 .... •• TIUIJlll'9l ........ ,, •• °" ........ n. ........... .. ~ of ~ for 8"y mof'1ea ~ by the Ce.y to IMur'e Putllllfled Orange"= .. I 0
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Caltfornla Oowemmelct Code. Setton 4590. , T'h...eo5 ~T .. 'T......, _ ee1-
EO bid .... be ...... out on. form to be~ et ... ofllce °'... NOTICE IS HfAHY PmJC 1111111 tDmla. Clo 91::.. .. :· Mld-
pWector °' ft\A* Wortla. o.. 1ta11mMt-.. 2000 ..-..,_, "'-•iaton PmlJC mna ::" S::.. c.;:. ~ ..cmtM'9 • 1 •• ;: ~',.,.,._, =· ...,._C-Cillnla:lhllbe ...... 8ndt111C1.-.. cayC11rtt .... CMc • llt llnlir,.._...._ .. ,_ .._ITAW c.11111iD '
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CALL 842-5878 FROM NORTH ORANGE 540-1220
FROM SOUTH ORANGE 496-8800
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Oc•ntront home with
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bdrm. libfery, dining &
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REALTORS
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.... opteon 722-7381 $HI00tmo 721·8335 Agt873·535' MafllynCoomt>s ... ~, S1750 6T3·6590 BRANO new lu11ury 2-st,y
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hr Salt 1111 28a. 2-car nar 1 t>todl to 2BR 11.eA, nar.,... ~I 56-7725 "--Wknc Ev 963-69•0 2L•Oo2Penm, Boa21 stop a11 ill!Cn 2-car garage p • & BBQ • -...-·--"'T"' Dr ,01 rp car ga• S 1395 mo 85'·2171
COSTA U.. Xlnt Mnt<>r beach atio peint & car~I lg yard MARINERS WALK· Logrot pooo $2500 573.331; CAPE ::.OD •F.replaoe-
park. 2bf 2ba -den Lo S1350t mo 979·3<>84/day No~" S900 mo t>nghl airy & 1u1t • r...-.. 2or 108 C11ttnaven Fence
apeca rent POOi, ctubh1 673-75371eve• 5'&.230t Scotto bloci.s lrorn 1ne oeacn UYFlllT fllltllll fO gar waler all new
5'3,500. k r 556-8358 -11¥1 ••2Br-t8a cain Ceil --2Br & 38• Townnomes So8Coous •BA 3 18A 2 $950 ...,c 645·3363 ..... .. .... 1411 W&-Jllft d/w w/0 hk.·UP $700 mo S B , .. ,l .. B Yards Dll•OS garages 510"; nome '°' huge 011•0
,_. 752A Center St ien1ry Oii 1 ecroom atn poof '"eptaces & vaulled ce1t· Magnihceni ,,.0...,. i..g rnSlr •lllTll Unique ' Of SBA 2BA. 2 eu•SldeJ 432•7767 SH50 Call SELECT· n9s -s"tw & (j<y•• SUttewenc1on-cn ~car
L•rge Fairway Ona story prvt home •n quiet. BH&G 751.5000 nooi. .... 05 840-5870 0 1 ,., ng Ao 1 "o'"'
premium View golf course u ctus1ve community EASTSIOE CREAM PUH B B s 1500 Wk 0, $4000 mo lot l895000 49•·8230 Spactous &verMtiletlOOf Never Deen llveo '" HUGE48R28AFam Rm .... ar-.ear 2142 YtLUIEIT ... S • · plan Won .. --'ut ,,._.,, '"d b l 28" 28" 2 car gar oeau1 y•O ---------• ... l,•5 '"'"' .. __ '"' ora e " ,.. s. 395 c r tm,,.,sdoate possession la • Great front patio. plenty house. lrplc. pvt pa1oo 751.6190 or ~~~.98:; r Y 28orm 28a 1 Mite 10 171·4112
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Of eny aptl in N 8 & Lse av1 at S3500/mo E/llde toe Perteet tor l..Q 2BR·<lDI master Su•t..s car gar S 12•6·S 1310
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u.ix condo w/w In pr-. , 3 9 ·~ Fe rn 1 eat • 2oa 2·car gar. trpic w d IM.tMt 211 -ffl ~.~~Est~~~ NEWPORTBEACiHin $18001mo760·1465/ev 1::·::z1s~:. ~~~ps~,~~~~~13 F~~~cx?ar99e ~~·~6~
640-1529"' 790-5000 Nxt to Bayside Brdg 1 ~ W Newport 28d $825 Newly decor 3BR 2BA MESA Veroe spac•ovs •~-W It ~ 2141 ~ ..J/l.A..V Npt Ht1 28R condo $1200 lwr Opt• Frpt. patio. •BEAUTIFULEASTStDE ecvti"'e 3000s I oarlr. pal IC KE'IFllll\ .. / Baytront conoo 28d S 1275 prk1ng S 1500. 675-7006 28R 18A trg yr.ro wld hk· "'-near goH COU•5e$ 38P 2B.4 notT'le F•p•c
WATERFRONT HOMES up retrlg trptc gar109 Lease Option or rent• •<l""O ll•s oec1o;1 °'"vu ~f'X'lXl.Jf rt:\ 11 REALTORS 831.14()() IPYIUlll&L $850 /mo Ask tor S2300 mo !>'S.3722 No pe1s $1500 Wa• 'O
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Dressing IMI lltatt F• Sale Im. 1144 ottyrd, lte9S to t>ci'1 & Beautiful' $3400/mo 2526San1aAna D S7t0 trp1c oecw. '"'d ut•• ._, ;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim •&71 Tl Pllll convenient shopping 0 1863--0582 E/644-1968 NEWPOIH HEtGrHS 2BR ~,051e50 .~aarseo~9:nc.,15u208eo
--·-.. 38R,t-.2''»8A,2cargar· s11001mo 873--3773 ·-·-.. * ~ "" .. 1iiiiliiiilioiioii...,...,iiioioii_111 ... 1I •-•-"'" 000 -Oen 1BA. w o nltups --..... Im SBA 2BA 1700111 Green· age. lar8:. lot. 1299. · YEARLY 2BR 28A HOUSE snit.All LUii Front 3Br 2Ba S 1300 single garage nuge yard ICW YIEW LWI --------·1 ...-.......:...... _,. · off Hurry! Lii or Chuck 2 car parking Frptc, w/d N~ ..... 10r ... •BA _ Back 3Br. 2Ba $1250 1mmac:vt11e Dri11e Dy 335 28r Plus Oen h~ • ._, ..._, ., •• ape Jones 631· 126& or h k up 1 Pet o.. .,_"9\1 u 210 • & BE 15tn .,,.~ • MBR. Newcrpt.~ftr1& !Me-5743 11350,mo 675-9797 " oonus. 3 full BA. t>eaull· 7's6..85~ Ogle $950 mo Sneryt declls ~ oecoraied
paint. Call Agt!Ownr, · fut $3500/mo Mali * * 675-8427 Of 631·1266 I n.oe1s $1'00 551.0875
Princa onty. 1262.500. l&IMI Gulledge 720·9800 or •BRIGHTON SPAINGSt
PNI & EugeiU Starilen-p-l---•· 21-750.5000 Beauttful spacious con· SHA'IP 2t>r 2t>a conoo
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buro &5'-M3ef790-5000 ..,.... •• ~ Lfa.A..V dos TrHVI 2ar 1.~81 I o eaut1fulty furn1sneo
C'"""'""':t .1-. • ...._..... ../ 4.5 bad rm home In \t'"\\"I '\""I 1"1' 1u~\ 11 S 1150 & 18r 18a $750 NEWPORT TEAAACLJBr '·800· 7 7 7 ·8668 days ~ U lt:~ \lJ.'"\Vrrv'Y"Yr ~·"1 IPEI IRIE Batb o 1 Resp, tm-\\ • \.... 1' ~-Loe 1n a quie1 wlter· 2·,ea upgraoeo condo 805•259-09•3 eve ~mflm& .'11.\\'~I IA~"-1
m.cutate X'tntrefs Long REALTORS~ scaped compte• FrplC frptc ooot sauna Ir. Bill 2158 '1 • • 1..... REAL.TORS • lllLJ 1•1 term 1yr • 675·5102 w/d hie.up POOi. jac All $1100 mo 968·4191 1 -1aa1 I t>;.. •
wlgar & opnrs No oets Large twnns. 2Br 2Ba • ...,..,,..,.._~ 3.!:, :=,.~en!~!; It a...~L llll Jl11ftlTl•IAI& CALL Velma 549·2U7 2BR 2 •BA TwnHse Huge, gar a c tro&c C>OOI· ien· -A..' l :r. ~ "-• •Wl1DNW• yro w auto access Dt>tl f\ 5 n·oets 59;5mo 1 =·'=·;.:.Y~tt ;~v;ne; S•111l. 2 matr In newer North Bluffs -~~J.~~,~~:!. :: ~:~;::J5sJ'2~~~2 1_ -~770-1950 •
tr... IUIM , IOlar, view of UCI. Elegant 3BR 2'i't8A Patio or nuge 0•1va1e -ltwprt ltacla 21H
....... single story, lg yd & petto. No Agent• p6MM. ywds ...... , Small ~t ok I -
CIOM to elem. 6"-7274 Poot CALL 6'6·2846 ..... ~=~~~ 111 ... T ....... 11-IPll 3BR. 1•,eA house trg WESTSllE
exchg tor a lttaire of own-II IW8 4 SEA ISLAND DRIVE fenGe yard g11age Avail· VILLAS
ershtp You make the , BIG CANYON TWNHOME at>le tmmed•alely $950 •
mthty pymta & we there Beav11fUI, 48'. 2 ~ tam LWl 2BR 28A. 2 car gar let Ui IL.a.. y11 vt•ltties 96'·6935
apprec. You receive rm, New krtc:hen 5'25K Spectacular views all ....., 3BR 2BA Twnhme trptc HLll Cl.S
100% tax benefits Must W/~ate w/agef'tl. rms Tennis, pool, 1az
MW dMrl credit. Agt 67~ "' 955-2510 $349K 790-3032 Iv msg garage tasteful o.cor
EXCLUSIVE GUAAO
GA TEO COMMUNITY
2 BOr"m 2 Bain T~lflOme
Mero frplcs 111 LR & BR
wet bat wld "*llPS 2
pet!()$. dt>I o-• '189$
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~-Accomodat• approx 60' All remodeled 1987 48r L19t't. airy llving rm. with boat. Next to •,. lot nar. 28 a. 2 1 10 Sevilla -hkups frP'C Pvt yards j 28Q 2BA on water "a"·
afloOftocaillngfweplace denonWeataidead'ON 5'25.000 Agent·Oarlene f • f t • POOl &spa St250mo tasltt ,,_, S167!lmo
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Ov9rlo0klng community trom lldO Yectlt Club. 673·8700 Of 675·6040 or In or ma ion ----RESERVE ONE NOW' $2000 sec oeo Call Olwn
pool. t bedrm .. walk to llT ... -Pl._ Balboa Island Realty
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EACH ""TTt.Mf U .:S Pl.US SI 00 PH everything • Perteet r..-1 ,,_ & surpri·si'ngly 3Br.newdecor targedt>I For 1nlorcal1 5'8·7001 starter Of inYMlor u"ll. Parttlng for 4+ cars. WllT&IFf . gar lndry room oatio • UXUA'Y 48r 2Ba uoper
s 119,500. S 1.350.000. By Ow"9r E.__ .. , • BR pool h~ in ~ I t ~ S 1250rno Wkdy 8·5 30 '"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.J duolei. gar YAL Y 'l.SE
$3 25 trJt Nd\ paftam Add ,, 00 eact'I pane<n lot
OC*llD8 ano '*'°"'"° Sena to· P8ftams, 6'1ANOl COASl "!Mut.v "LOl P i I Is ly 873 5373 ..._.. OW COS 650·9269 Scott 1-j. of steps to t>eaen S 1795'T'O 7 ... 1111 rncpa on • · model cond. S395.ooo. • Wkndsteves 89t·3132 ondef'lnGtNpurctl-• 6S0.3633o•639-8 722 · PleaM IMve meuage. Agni 650-5144. pet? Ctiecit out c:laaalfled Oaclt 13t5, Bow 4000 ........ , . •91~
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ASKING 1280.000 ........... ., .... ......
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OPEN SUN 2·5. 8'df/A91
•BALBOA PEN. POINT
DUPLEX. Loe. I vatue.
31.000af .• Lg tot. 1 home
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1525.000. Clint MoMI,
CennetY VlllllQe AMny.
173-3777 or &15-5038
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For 1130K A9t 759-to70
OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN
12-' IRVINE TERRACE
730 Sentene Of.
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SPACIOUS 1 & 2BR APARTMENTS
Dishwashers
Private Patios
Heated Pool
Rec Room
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Mirrored Closets
Celling fans
Jacuzzi
Biiiiards
Close to shopping
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RESERVE ONE NOW!
728 W. Wttson St.
For tnfor call 548-7001
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........ .... ~ IY aurldec* 2 b*• to bet!. M15Jmo + depoelt 711 E/SIDE 28' IBa .• gar lg yd pool, epa 1845/mo. M60 laat. Incl u.-. 06det prof. 30 I bill to .. ,., J 4.,.... Pl'1cM of OWMfatllp ....,. o.c. ~ ,..:c: ChMlfUI, good oftlc.
S8A 2"'8A bMuty le UC>-NO oft•ttreet petklng, SMlirnet. 152•teN w/pallo, wtht·N! up, new 09') Avell 411 841-2464 40 .t 142· 1 tH ~. Prof M/F M , M"* vlCMlt Two 1 ~ =loM call tltlll9. FIT lnCtucMt s.M• fc:d ~°P.":.'":~ ~~~/~ ~~1:!:,l'I Str. •S200 80NUSt Grut E· carpett/flf'a $745/mo •••• .... II/.... HI •MC. 175-3111~ bdrm unltt& twO 2 bdrm M.,;;. Undal5'-l800 day9.C.OI. 631·566C
........ t IM ()ti U300 _.,.., y tide foci LG 1BR llOO & 25't4 Orange. 29R Lrg. patio, eneld. gar. -I I t unit• with enc:loeed var· _.. ·--;;,~ .:::.c, ocepy !><*-PENINSULA YEAAL y up. Cable, BBO, gar, etct TSL MGMT 142· l&03 new crpt and rtoorfng UM W 9ITIL 11 llH II H a 8 et • LI k e new · 61111111 ptfllU • ...-..-w
Ible , Doug Herbtt 3BR2BA.frpl,21gdecks, Sorry.Nopett.831·1427 llZYILUlll/.. $725 962·1512 Wkly rentall ltOW •v•ll. Htl l:ll0.000. am F/Ptlme,lte•hn,Mpprel .,.._~_.1~ wJ4 bk.up. c1b.l. ..,..... $147.00 wk & up. 2274 .,....... 17M900 Comm«CIM Coetl HWV at MeeArttlur ~ ..a..a.v s 1350/mo. 14&-8483 A·!...~~·!!:. ·~.1~6~t~ 38R 2•-;BA. lrplc, pallO, Nwpl Blvd, CM l41J.r 445 In lwge parking garaige. WATt RfMO~l E. [)eyeloper In Newpo(1 c FE p DC.. nMdt
Kl"IFllll\ ··/ $&50 Na 1Br uUl1 paid, nestled among tall trees DELUXE 2Br. UTILITIES ltundry hoo«up, 2 car ... W llPft $50/Mo PIHH calf UOM[~ llK. BMch, Oetaled orietltM. •IUD .... \t'\"' ....... 'fl' 1u·.\ ·11 no-pell,""' ~hi & lav11h landtcape 1Br PAID Garaoe DIW relrlg, gar $995 962· ISl2 w .. tteln Tracy at Pn Newport REAL ESTAl( E•perlence In W/P. 173-tM7 ~~ToRs~ A 11JLa., like new w/balcony, ca-patto wafk·ln closets AVAIL -NOW LRG !BR pMW•TI&. 844•733.3 PteMentn·tme*lng .uf/.-Y,•
••••••••-theclral celling, frp+c, get• $725. Ctt OK. 650-7105 Owl*• unit, trplo, pauo, 2274 ~ Blvd. CM ..... enw()N'Mnt Hu lmmed opening tor a
NEWPORT 8HQh condo.
2br 2ba. 1700 sJf. Frptc.
gated. cloM 10 beaoh,
workoul rm. pool No
pets. s 1000. 964-1442
GREAT 3BR 2BA Duplex. &09. pool, epa, lndry tac ---d/w, w/d hkup, dreul.ng 141-7445 _........... ww~ peraon In Its
Shut1ert. lrplc, d/w, w/d NO PETS $700 + MC EASTSIDE 2 airy. 2BR rm Nice area. $675 lfllm Ill.. Two Corporate Ptua C.M. Joc. ~luf cen-
hkups. gtr wl opnr Can v .. ma S49-2447 l 'itBA, d/w. enctd gar. •$1026 depoe. No pell V1c1tl•• ....... Cotta M en/Newport !Tl;~ .;H 1260. ~ 8Mdl dldate lhould have prev
$1250/mo Yrty. 673-8754 -p1110, no/pets S700 8'46·5824 -n border. 24·1'tr eccne. c .. Marilyn 751-9531 e1tp. 'butiet will Ind. inv
LARGE 2br 1b1 duplex. •••BRAND NEWll .. MC 645-43 t9. •• buelne11 or ~eonal 1 S I II control. ehlp/rec. Older·
Ea•y t ccess In/out of Luxury 1 & 28R 2 story ........ ltMk UH JXsUINE BRK. sODUER 12x20'/12x30' 5'4&·3878. for TOSI StOK·UP No llYEITI I Ing mat. Prev cable TV
llWNITCIEST 11 adult apts Plush carpets. WTSlM IA•Lll ::.!:: RENT AL 2Br ,-den, f\lrn. cred."' l no pen. Den· exp. helpful. tnterelled Pe~~21:::oimo yrly garden. P•lios, perkty Ut1ls Incl S560/mo 1665 IPAllllSIPT 1.U. Tennie. pool. ~•ted . 11t1tl1J nlson Auoc: 873-7311 • Lookl f 1 appllc Mnd reeume/eatl
Condo 2Br den, 2•.;Ba.
v1-. X'ln1 oond No pets
Year Lease Sl500mo
540-7451 or650.7737
_!I02 Ill .:,e mYlsglW :~'ro'hta~~~~=· ~:'~t~ t~ne Ave t: A 120·9•22 le ..... l .. J·Hll S3~/mo. 720>37 6 LL lal~t AueucftMata Ad~ltl~? a II car:,,~ Attn F D. Fartlang (714)
-t>eacn & shops. No Petit Eattslde huge tBA 1BA WEEKL y NOWI Beautifully lalia•/lllllM &t t:: If.... DD Dally Piiot has 2 entry· 5'49-7232. 200 Paular!no,
2Br. 1Ba tor 1 or 2 adults 575:0.5925_722•1700 with w/d hkups, walk·tn *JIJll lllO• tumlshed NB ocean fronf -t 19w1 position•'" Clalll· Costa Mesa 92628. E 0 E
Ute & airy View sundeck closet. garage No pe1s Frog dtshwasher. stove 3br 2ba. patio. lrplo, 2 Hit **** fled A.dvertltlng A you Ill ID 111.P
NEWPORT HEIGHTS Street pkg w1perm1t N· ·····11EW $650/mo Call Jean or tncl Nopat1S45-4355 garages.640-4764 ----llU•I LOSTCALICOCAT likeJ*>Pleand cantype •-r:~ 11 •BR den. 2BA Obi gar, S. N·P S965mo Yly tnold llAll Cfaog-631-1266 l l ---.L ••-r --• Nr Ofange/22nd St on 45 wi>m. we'd like to talk Ory C~ ""'p or WI
n dscpd yrd. new utl~ UlllFF •11HllllO* tatl S tt •lft ComerW•tclltt &lrvlne 4i 9REWAROt!l 541·3fl17 to you Excelten1 ben· train 142·S4&6Tamml
Cf1>t•pnr. ~rp~c gakrdner 171·1112 * tS.T" MpO!"uT~~SRIANEONT F;~, ~~s.'::s~4e;:48~~ve 2'124 Nwpt ~':,1~u Suite en, ts. Catt Peggy1 BleVlnl1 IHlid .... f /T
nctuded 1 ets o but uvl " ....,. "" ~ Aesp F HB dix mstr a.a& •111 or an appo ntmen • Combo drydeaning taun· ~~tra SSI $1180/mo Yrly Ou1e1 Pentn Pnt Yrty. Lrg •1BR 1BA $750 * •EASTBLUFF• * Br/Ba. pool i·az. lux -142-432t, ext. 301 drymat Alto fluff a fold
• •642·6•53•• 2BR 2BA, 2 car gar, llv & •2BR 2BA $850 E' 1B $725 L f{UI) ADS ' •9• ••6Q Side r am co1t90e IBR 1BA, trpl se ground ! $425 -utils. Kim l200 sq It on Balboa Pen AIDE, Live-In Woll train ..... ..._ din Rm, w/d hkups •Pool/Spa F 1 t I d I I $895 L -NWPT Cres1 condo 1g 3br $ 5 rp c, pa 10. n rv ac. no· 2BR 2BA, rpl se 650·0827-D 848-0745-N Ample Parking, ut111 pd. A.Milt di .. bled fem prof 011111.D ••• -
2 rba near poolliennls 145oi mo 67 •5079• · •Garages pe11 $550/mo •sec 187 722·8140 or 722-801 1 $1:400/mo. Call Steve ARE fREE EISd CM Nice rm • -•
Avl 511 Obie garage SUPER shllrp lBR, "•blk 966·9168 833•89 17 E 21st. 645·7234 CdM 2 llory hOuse. nice •673·0920• $350/mo. Eves & wknds . Ill•
S 1400 !TIO tse 544.3049 to bch Parking. new il-Ouoet & clean 2Bdrm EISIDE. $675 ....,.r Mo •STEPS TO IUOI* c;ond Quiet, walk 10 beh. 1300 •n fi at s11...,. ft·lrlft.... C I on F prl Nsmk 645·2357 PI T. FIT Engine partt & I y t 2B A D ,..v 1Bdrm 1Ba. d/w. wet bar M/F Avall 518 $500/mo. ,... .... """ a : hardware Hies. E•P NWPT Cresl condo ;,k lo $~~~ ~ ~;~~47~ar Y a Pl shwshr new 2bdrm 1ba, lrplc. enc $775 No pets 675-6606 Call Mark 673·4243/E ~•t Fully ltnllhed base-APPLY AT. pref'd Good benefits
bch 3br 2• •ba. nr pool. decor garage. lndry rm. patio, tndry rm. garage-COM BY B-E·c u--F/M ment, carpeted, lire MJ-1111 Oii N_,1 Bch & Seal Bch
lennos Hinnly unnraded Ct-rtal •ti •ar •.it22 $795 No pe1s 640·2~95 10 by 20 631·4036 CLIFF HAVEN New decor "" ..., sprinklers Great CdM I<>-.... " ..., -2BR 1Ba. ea1 m kite . non-smkr wanted $560 c.auon 645-6505 ar .. Boat Swain's Lock· $1500 mo yr lse 5'8-0391 2 Qroom. 1'1tBA. SSOO EXTRA LAG lBR N-p1110 encl gar no pels • 5560 dep '1 utlltttes. In April and become er. loc 7t4-642-6800
"-BR •• 1 Bon 1 1 .,.....,_BJlll crp1/pa1nt pool. no pels Avaol 511 675•8076 ........ 111•-aa...-ellgtble to wm a trip to V<'ean 111ew condo. 1 ..... o,,. n us year ~-u S8001mo Agt 642·213' __
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keg 260 Ogle St. CM 847·6357 Hm 846-8826 BAY & OCEAN VU New a Garden Apt spacious FurntShed Apl Ver~ EZgomg MIF $385-'" JOI I 11JI ~" Call & ID 642-9733
PANORAMIC OCEAN • decor above Chtna Cove Spark long clean large 2BR d1w w/w cptstdrps, elegant 2BR Bay views t I 64" 7822 e ngs 6 7 WESTC FF 0 Garden apts Beaulllully cable ready Encl gar & prtv beach S t500tmo u 1 c · veno 1 1 LI RIVE FOUND Ltttle bttcil Dog
BAY VIEW CHARMING 1800 sit 2Br . den. gar lan dscaped grounds $690 No pets 645·5577 675-3197 or 675-5893 Fem 22·32 yrs -3iiR Nwpl Bch. Agt 541-5032 with Washlng1on 190 'Ml
CLIFFHAVEN 2br 1' •Da S 1800 673· 7692 Pool & spa. pattos/decks. ----2 • t BA Furn except 750 sit Prime oftt:;:.: spa~e Vcl y Garden Grove s, 1501mo 631-6359 s llSTAIT II ""' ... 3BR 2BA P B• has pvt garage or carport orry , Bdrm NISmkr. Pool, J8Z, on Balboa great vl-s (7 14)530·8407
entrvl Lg 1t111ng rm & den no peis 2Br 1·1Ba Townhouse 119111-M'l1 pa110, w/d $400 ·dep •,, with patio Avail 5/ 1/ Call FOUND Yellow CockalHtl. HPH SP&CIHS!
l BR 1wnhse Frplc tn mas-
1er bdrm sl\ylls wet bar
pool garage w1opener
$1550 722-7381
New carpel & paint B•aSchEeVloErRAL LOCATIOS60NS5 Laundry room. all built· -•TUI U11t 641-5062/641· 1778 Judy ~5-9615• young tame male. vcty
$15501mo 644-5687 d 1 $7A5/ '"1• c 1 Bedroom s660 ins goo oc ., mo U<lu"-' Bue~ Comm~Nlf Female n1sml\r shr 3BR 1001 ILQ 19th & Placenlla, M
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3BR 2BA lower untt
516 Ins $1300t mo
VILLAGE RENTALS
* 720-8791 * JBR 2BA duplex wlgar _
S 1250tmo Yrly 673-8754 BACHELOR APT OLD
2Bdrm 1• •Bl s775 2078 Tnuron ~s ouu:.tul 18~ Aol • ,,.. 2BA home m Corona Del G 1 1 1 u 650·3486 5:30-8 30pm TSL MGMT 642· 1603 .. Mar s4oo,mo • dep & real ocat on n nunt· -_
2250 Vanguard 540-9626 ~io,!~:::;h ~ i¥ uttls 760_8854 1cnag111PornoleBses110cnh11 M
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Bachelor S560 2BR 1 BA laundry rm, Ft•alt IH•ltt available Immediately tar 4112. Del Mar & Santa 1 Bedroom $655 ciose to snops buses • •t SUPS IJlU • E11:ec Nwpt Bch hOme Rm 70011300 sll FREE park· Ana. CM 5'48-0763 ~:~~ ~~·~a ~~~ Woll accepl 0 C Housing Sorrr No Ptis • brd on •chng 4 Lt lei & mg All e11penses lncid REWARD lost Fem HuSky
• Recec>tion1st
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•Word Prooenors
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•Auembly
Top Pay, benefits Long
and snort uwm aulgn·
ments tor Huntington
Beacn. Cosla Meu.
Newport 8eactl & lrvtne
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Lunch &/or dlnne<. Ex·
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between 1-5pm Moro-Fri,
Alrporter Inn. 18700
MacArthur Blvd.. Irvine
No phOM calls. pteue
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Superior Nwp1 Cres1 Plan-Cove $500 u111s pd
ta hon shulters 3br 3ba, •675-4 174 * I
CdM Walk 10 China
gar pool 1enn1s. sauna _ •
$, 700tmo lse 675-2332 Newer UpSlrs 3BR 2BA
825 Center SI S650tmo errands ntsmk resp, Ask aboul our move In dog (blind In one eyel on 642" 1424 2261 & 2268 Maple l ..... 11 20·26 yrs old awacuve. special Call 4/5 vtcinoly Edinger & AISISTllT 1111111
$600 TSL MGMT 642-1603 1n1elgnt well groomed Gothard 847·1035•
(11•) 112-1111 $upetVtM ClrrMW$ tn de-
Uvery and Mtel for lhe
0fl/\Q9 County Register
$390 PLUS commission
Full benefits Call Jett tor
more lnlormahon
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Bachelor
1Bdrm Msl have car .640-2838 JOE GINEL Beverage Shop, benelttl. $680 LARGE bachelor apt wolh Nwpt HglS 'Lovely' Stu· Call btwn 9.9 OOpm •213-461·9483 days• Puna al Stnicu FIT Ult 150 lb keg THE Bluffs 4br 2' •ba end
u n11 Rec erotly r e·
modeled Frplc brick
pa110 NO PETS S 1450
759-0937 /leave msg
sky1gn1s gar. w/d hkup
N/pel $1450 759·9590
2Bdrm l '•Ba
131 E 181h St
$790 lrg paho In good locale dlo API 1 10 room. cook· _ - - -3__. Ht· Time II 646· 1737
646-6816 Prefer single person • d k Female loshr lrghOuseon FOR LEASE 576 sq It at ~ ---$470/mo 859 W 191h mg tac. pvt entry 0 ec 65(/sq It Back building •---------Asst to NB lndepndent (714) 540-3008
So of PCH 2Bdrm 1Ba.
oat•o carpon lrpie lg
ctose1s new crpt No
pets S900 675· 1746
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Bachelor ~~:g LG 2Br 1 1Ba lrplc pa110.
new carpet p31nt OIW
Avt now S825/mo • dep
2273Mmer=A 645·8161
$600/mo 642-2515 Bch at Irvine Cove, N U O E Hlh St. C M Sngl Retired man desires Comm'I A e Brk. 111111CT•••MIU
Lag Bc;h Gar Ga1ed 645-8523. 619/346·6366 po51t1on as Carelaker Phones. Ille typ!ng, Su,...Y1M carrlets in de· Comm $550 • Dep -Gardening & malnt honest & dee> 760-60e2 ..... n smk pets 494. 7659 -IAI .. wfiil N/smkr Prtrs Ltve·tn · 11Y«Y & sates for 1"-
1 Bedroom ABO
Totally rem()()eled 3BR
2BA sngl sly beauty ts a
bargain at S 1650/mo
Chtldren & pets oi.. Sh0r1
or tong 1erm lse poss
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HerbSI 760-5000 or
C.sti ••a. 2i24
$495· deposi t IBR
mobile hm no pets Mat
adults. quiet 199 1 New·
port Blvd 646-8373
a ' Fem shr 3BR 2BA nm CM Prime Mesa Verde From (213) 598-0946 Dependable. hard-work· llAlll lllln
N l smk $250t mo in S 59 Ft Celt 751·5000 •-mg FIT Gd waoetl t>ent llllltD
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2BR 2BA From $925 Jog
10 beacn park-setting
2 15 1 Pac1l1c No pets
631-6107 or 855·0665
exchg tor leN hrs asslSt SELECT BH&G 1:11plttl1tlt ..... 's 1194 0. Wasll S390 • t>onus potential.
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Frplc. lg yard w~d hkup
NO PETS S850tmo 329
-.... wnlchr 645-2357 lllHY SllTIS tnlo call Blll M2· 1471 Garden olftees. pnme lo· BABYSITTER PART TIME
Fem 10 shr condo wl ml cttoon on Bristol 1000 to In my home 1 Chtld Alli M DRIVER
Turlle Rock Irv Pan-3000 sq ft AC. excellent 5 45am-2·45pm Aller mTIAlft Allen a.ck Florist
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720-3980
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arom1c vu. pool maid parking $1 15·$1 35/st 3pm 24 1-8341 -..all/Let 2809 Newport Blvd, NB
service Pvt furn BA/BA. Private restroom & wet _. 675-1353 llST SEE!
2BR 2BA. frplc encl gar
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642·2816
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ft I age all bu•lt-ons near Tht' NEW \t."\•x·r '"'1 -Yj' !tj \ .111 Poo11spa garage or . \ I . "-~ carport Sorry no pels
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Lndry rm S4951mo • uhl bar available 957-6035 OllLIC&ll Athll4Mt 8 5 4 • 1 O 3 7 I e 11 e s Ltve-1n help with our 4 cnol· •nDl lEUYllY .......... REA._TQAS ' •SEVERAL LOCATIONS
--------• 2Bdrm 2Ba $800 Villa Balboa turn 2BR-2BA 398 VJ Wilson 631-5583
LR FR den DR pool I, Be;;;;-s630 wa Beaut vu ocn bay lites Lse S1800•MO Oys l 2Bdrm l Ba 5750
$32-8492 Eve 771.0426 I 301 ~~~':_ 642·9850
Af!r!•Htl 1 Bedroom $655 liJMa 241 W Wilson 631·0960
lllaa• 2606 1 I 2 IEllHI UTS
S 1350 3Br 2Ba Duplex 1111 STAITill lT 1120 2 Sw1mm1ng pools Frplc garage patio d lw Close 10 Sc:t\ools & Shops
Slove relrog charming Small pets accepted 12131277·1583 VILLA MARSEILLES
tBR 1BA unturn patio 3101 So BroSIOI
bll·1n!. 114 Agale Re'll 55 7 ·8200
$850 MO lor 1n1s sum-
mer 1nereatter S690 CaH
Mrs Cothe• 7 t4 774.3055
2IO·AltlM1r
1Br garage stove vac·
carol S595 756-8558
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You deserve
•ALL UTILITIES PAID
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•Beauttl~• tandscaoong
•Garages
•Sparkhng pool
• L&~-9e pr111a1e pa11os
•Furn1sn1ngs a11a1labte
Fmd vou hlestyte 1n one of
our 37 cno1ce un11s
365 W WILSON
142· 1111
shops, S695·S7251mo R'ARK NE\X/PORT 810 CENTER n 491 ·0760/days Howard NWPT BCH 2 mo's FREE dren 5 day/wee!\ Neat.
RENT Lets make a deal young non-smkr & Eng·
Grea1 Coas1 Hwy loc. hsh spealdng Salary to
reas rents incl utll Xlnt be discussed 645-3824
parking Agl 645·3683 I
TSL MGMT 642·1603 f714l 644--1900 Fem prof nl sm tor beaul,
MUST SEE·LARGE 3Br ,,,...,w_,, • ,. ._.... .. " • •• spac sunny CdM nouse
2Ba gar yard $825 ...... , .... """'" ' .. , ,.. 1 S467 · > utl 759-0333/H ~;;....;.;;;;.i....:'•;..~....:;0.1..' -~---' 556-8333tW Diane •-1--I 5531 1021 Vatencoa !Mesa det Ooean 11,;:. 54111es. park· -r::z:n
Mar) No Pe1~ 650·7105 SEACLIFF MANNER M1F 22·30 mature stable tng. Phones hie sec· .......... . IEWl y IECIUnl 2BR lull BA ups1aors gar pool laundry cable re11r1a1 duttes 11gn space SUCClesslut Marine Dist
2B Ba 1BA kotch patio down. S367tmo incl uttl C M avl On Coast H1way seeks e11:p d Pay/Rec
r t'> wlgar crpls s1aors N/pels S695tmo area Avl 5/1 645-2780 $31tq/11 213 592·0833 drps bllons tncd pat•o * * 548•2682 * * Clelk w/compu1er exp 636·4120 Call 1·5PM MtF non-smkr wanted for OFFICE & STORAGE Good salary & benefits
2439 Orange 'A $750 Walk 10 bCh Nr Hoag 4BR townhouse tn Costa $385/mo 576 sq 11 pk~ Pleasant non-smok·
2619 San1a Ana O $735 • 1BR $695 Mesa Pool cable. w/d Martroers Square1Coas1 mg trvtne ott1oe Conttct
667 Victoria L S 720 • 2BR 2BA S895 gar $395/mo 546-4533 Hwy ,646· 7641 Denise 250-0880
CHARMING spacious 38R Poot spa. extra parking -----
2Ba 1 car gar. lrplc IEWU IECOUTEll 1401 Superior 646-6838 Mstr Ddrm on Nwpl s400 TIE UECITIYE um AOOlllTS ASSalTllT
pauo avl mod May $925 Large 1Barm near Baller & Watertronl woln dock. 2Br mo $400 sec • ', ulls Newporl Ctr Fashion Isl FIT opening for Accovnts
646-7875 or 536-0931 Fa1r111ew NEW Carpe1 Prkng av1 Nr l>Ch Avt The EttlC!efll Atl8(nat111e Assistanl at large Apt ,._ .. m •EMHEl Ille drapes pa1n1 van11y 1Ba tg <Jeck Grea1 Sil 847-5879 650·5742 Full service or answertng complex ResponS1b11ttees _...... " I '•Xl ures Garage views• Walk 10 beach' SHARE C M 3BR home se r111ce 1maot onlu will be Preparauon ot I *"~FF • $695 mo 540-3393 St250mo 640·7085• · ' dalfu bank d"""'•11. lol1nn. " room w p111 den park hke 640·54 70 , v..-.. Rent brand for less' yd lndry wl d. uul Pd ,.__ • l p some phOnes, front olfo<le
Beaut 1 &. 2Br ap1s read~ 1&TTUCTIYf Liii 1111 Misc. leatab Returb s4ooimo 631.0603 -••rc11 ""'" work & typing (30wP(Tl) * EAS TS•DE * for move-on $550-$650 l utot paid d/w rlrtg ce111ng RM•I 2'171 S 1300/mo Reis req d
I BR 0 w garage Cable Mus1see1ned1tterence tan cat okS625 650·7105 Z70i SHA 2br 1',ba lwnnome )lint t>enehts Apply tn •u -••• •-s · Female. near s Cst Ptzat w 10 nice ntt1ghbor'1ood LAGUNA BEACH Aetiab person at Park Newport
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2607
Beautiful Newport Beach
BMW Dealer has 1mmed1·
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Great benefits and en·
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good driving record
$6/Hr 241.0942t
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Quired wllh excellent drrv·
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• * 754-6346• * ..... llMlll .. lfC PT OCB Reprographtes needs
tn·House Payroll & typing responsible people to
exp Ntsmkr Arctlltec· drive company autos
turaJ & Eng1neer1no olc m P1rt· Time Pos1t1ons
Nwpl Bch 675-6110 111a1tabte Ape>ty 1n person
------w/OMV report. 2948 E llMUIPll/Ul lfl Coasl Hwy, Untl B. Cor·
tmmed ooening Exp In ona Del Mar See David
API AA & genetal ledgef
Lotus 1-2·3 desired
Sa.tary DOE Paid ben·
eftts F ast11on ISiand ., ..
CAll 760-M 11
Reliable must have own
car, FI T °' PIT-45/Hr
21C mite 240-9911 2BR 1BA duple• COm·
pletely relurb 8 doors 10
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7 141526-3204 '" me~age
ready Spacious 2BR nr • •-...-i ' 11youre1u1t 11ert1ng your 405 Frwy Share bath Quiel respon prsn no 8000 s/I 600 Blk (PCH) Ap1s. 1 Park Newport, schools Shopping & S30 W Wilson ownbuso~s.ctassifie<l'sa drink/drugs Dar lene Owner $1 2mll (2 13) Newport Beach, CA cumTlllP iw.IA~
cable ready Chtld ok. no TSL MGMT great place to buy ottlce kitch wld, pool. 1az 642•3425/leave msg 879_0388 EOE Part·ttme help needed 1n Needs Sales Help 10, eves
pets 631·6155 722·9012or642-1603 eciu1pmen1. $350/mo ·dep 556-1737 l!!!!!l!!!!!!Bl!!•!!ll!!!••!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!. cab•~elshoP 546·4533 & ..-ends Must be IAIPll1ll lle•tbte & know lash!on
Uftfti1le1 lltt1 Carpnt7 _re'!!!'a"'!'ctt--.---miiiiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiiiiim Cao1netS· Tole-Watt·Door •Enhance Your Properly
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3 hnes. 30 day '"'"'"'um on tne
Decks·Pa110 cover-Fences 11t0ualtty WOOd Fencing GARDENING.CLEAN UP
L1c Ins Steve 547-8076 Call Jorn * 751·1558 * 'Mow-edge-tree work-lull
CUSTOM Carpentry Spas Geanal Stmcfl rna1n1 Reas 665'5288
T11e Fences CALL Eric G G SE-AV Cle Gen Contracior 645•9077 Expen Bord Trainer ARDENIN an Your home L•nda * ups Lawns palm tree
• Sml Rmdl & Add•l•ons 850· 1563 • I trom Qa• age Al 549·9461
Paiatia1
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MeltCUIOUS·Dependable
Local refs 968·2098 Joel
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prep Accust ce•I Wall
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PRINTOUT. $7.00 PER HR. + MILE-
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walls aoors windows Raa•yaaa DUSTY s Landscape/lawn IU· 11101 I CHE, IH _ J Mam Serv Wkly/month/
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nveways pai ios palhS drywall etc Gary 645.5277 Futt Service Gardening No Job 2 Bio or 2 Small etc: No L0b too small •HANDYMAN• Free E.s 531·2507 ~eas Moclc~y 536'-0553 Bog & sml Job'l Wor t.. guar ----
IBR•CKICONCRETE worlc Call Bri.ce 84i -0780 I TIEEI
Prof rel•able •es rels AMERICAN HANDYMAN Toooedll'emove Cleanup
I FREE esl 6• I J283 IAN I Doors Wmdow!> F~nCf'S nu lawn /sprinklr 751·3•76
BRICK1CONC~ETE worl< I Drywall Plumbing Balh· Laaal Semctl
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FREE es• 6' t-3283 IAN And Yes Jesus IS Lord • DRUNK DRIVING
Free est 894·5481 • AUTO/BIKE ACCIDNT
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VESCO PAINTING AND
WALLPAPERING Quality
work Free Est 969·6349
F.FTHING INTERIORS
HANGINOISTRIPPING
VISA-MC 673· 1512
PAPERING & REMOVAL
Taylor Wallcove<lng Lie
24yrs Quit WOfll 496·2029
Plaster It Tr ,, c mason 4 ·8008 472.5577 Ellp d molher W1Chtld care MARK ROBINSON nl./ XI patch plastering.
ECE uno1s wtll babysit FENCES-OATES Tree 1rom 11A .. a7--custom texturing. quality
".lie .. TIC" 9-5pm 6'45·5457. Julie Dump runs c M i N B MASONRY & STUCCO work Problems-No Prob·
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Wont In the 8Y9f expanding
Newspaper Promotion field . If
you are sett-motivated and Hke
working with teenagers. this may
be the opportunity you·~ been
waiting for.
S400 Pll WllK
(To Start)
With Potential
to S 1000 Pll WllK
L.AAG! INSURED
VEHtCLI MQUIRID ·&:-:.a:=-:.,ty
CSHI II I/
M' an r •
AWo• 25 "'' '*'--SSlv. ftU htt. Ort for
etont 0t r.iiree. 557. 723A
P /T llllnllY
It's tun and d1tlerentf
There's never a dull mo-
ment. PIT gen office
skllls req'd !or busy c M
Marine Co 631-8480•
The Orange Coast Dally
Pilot 1s loo•ung for an
energetic pe<son to as-
sist our 0.slncl Managers
3 days during the ~""-·
weekends and holidays
Applicant must have re-
liable car ¥111th valid CA
drivers license. proql ot
insurance and OMV
print-~t Starting pay 1s
$7 00 per hOur plus gas
allowance
Come 1n to apply at
lllJPlllt
IHWtstlaJlt.
C.Sta •sa, CA 12121
between 9am & Spm M-F
Or call Beth at 642-432 t
e11t 205
rta.IC J«>TICE
Full time Pleasant wor1!·
Ing conditions, Benefits
Please contact Carol
(714) 641-7073 , ........
18 & Upt Earn $1S0.$2SOO
Dally Part time photo
modeling No e11p No
,.,_ WOALD TALENT
AGENT-Lie /bonded
•(818) 98S.4316
FOOD SERVERS &
BUSBOYS
E•~rlenced & agress1ve
Specialty restaraunt
Nwpt Sch P/l & FIT Call
Mr Purl 752-5200
F/Tllml
DAVE'S FlOWEAS
•891-0418•
GARDENER --
WANTED F/T. Must be re-
liable Newport area
Elite Gardenmg Service
646-~588
..
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Orenge Cout OAILV PILOT/Thurwdey, Aprll 14, 1188 * c:1
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llllPJUIT r11
IHT'Y/IHIPT/ ........ ,
To wor~ m toe.al retail
.We "Ot!! S ll.aJble
•S•s.-6786•
fu.a ....
... '"~••I· 111 ~Powar Sl..,tAg ~
l'leadboaro foo1boaro HouMnold goods TV• ..... ,.,. o "X500 CUSTO•• S'e'eoe 10 eod bl"e, nvN A v ""' S.tderalls $195 840-8733 • .. " 1980 I R I clo1nes 11nen1 Furn LOW m • uns gr
Contemporary 4 l'l\0$ oek misc BE THEAE' tegal and ctn $800 .,,.,,,.,bed oak with draw· 331 Avouoo St 647-1635
elS COS1 $2000 wtll tell , tor $800 722-71'0 FISHING gelil furniture.
t
misc l'IOU4enold & tOOl5
OAY BED wn11e & t>rass .SATURDAY 8am 10 4pm
Mattresses frundle ?"om 218! TOS1'1N AVE"' C
p 1 e1e $24"> R•m I UTE •840-8733• ~R11 SA l Ant1Qves more
matte tc'tnt o\>nd Mutot
MCI (2H33838) MIDY Ulll F/l RLP WllTll S•••ung enetgiettc person
Front Rm WarenOtJM. to grow with "1abltshed
Drivers. & Awst Mngrs company Min 1 yea1 r&·
needed fC>f TUX StiOP 1n tail e11.p Salary S900·
Costa Mesa 6AS.1356 S 1200 lntetv1ew by appt
Mon-'F"r1 830·12 30 FrOf'lt
offlc. •Pi>e&f&nce Must
be retlabte Typing
• 6wpm Ell.P pref d t>ut
wlt1 tra1n Call 760-5000 ..... 0. S ,.,, & Grav-ro ant1Qut'\ collectables ys. wt .. ., vi-EARl 'f AMERICAN FURN ~•,.. Indian items 9am 1¥111 Apply ;n l)e'SOn 1 """
I NEWPORT DUNES 1131 C.oucti 2 swivel chairs 1639 Minorca M esa
Hotel
1mmecs1ate ope<11ngs tor
tile totlowlng posH1ons ......
lllW/1111111
..... 111 .... ,.,., ..........
W&ITll/WAITIHL. MIT/mtlSS
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FlllT •II CUH
UTllMll
ATTllT -
PlllllPW.H
PllSM
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""' i• ,.,, ...... Fri, 1-11a• H4
3.1,.
llLIOl llY
CLUI
1221 W COAST HWY
NEWPORT BEACH
NO PHONE C.At LS
PLEASE
HTLllECHI
M O THERS MARKET &
only 646-7441
lllSESlllES
All shtlta good pay ano
benefits 1n Lagyna Bel<lh
Ret irement n ome
•494-9458•
lllU'S &SSISTllT
Fbr sl1)1 Soard & Care &
Live-In avf 494-9458
IFFICl PE•Sll
FI T tor arctutectuat ltrm
near OC Airport Must be
energetic organized &
nave own ca• Great ben·
ef1ts KJttiy 979-6283
OPERATOR
1mmeo1ate opening Exper
pref will !rain 2-tOpm
Newport Beacti 6«-7050
HIHPllCHSI• Prete• computer expe1
P'T Fil Mon & Wed
631-1768
PHTTIME
Weekends early morning
B 0 Sch maPh.• collH tao1e & veroe Or E & Aoams
I Back av r Newport dtum table 84 7 ·027•
\l"\\"f °"" YI IY \. 'I I Supervisor Ntght Sn1fl't E.XECUTIVE DESK FUNKY SOs JEWELRY \\ . ~ ~. \ Fibre glass yacnt con· Hats P<Jrses etc Also RE At.T~S ' slru<:t1on Mac. Grego• 8A ' J6 '' Wainu• 7 ttgal Avor & ottier collec-
1 Yacnts t631 Ptac.entia l > lt' orawe•s $2SO 1 tat>lh 2767 Lorenz.o
I C M S40· 1979 A>1e 5•&-1425
IE•rn.IT I Tel8'T'•r1<etmg GIRl S decorator 5-piece, MOVtNG E11ery1ti1ng musr 111111111111 , mate.rung BEOROOM 1 go• Furnisnmgs relf1g 1
F•sh1on Island salon 2 NSITlllS SET .<tnt c.ona must see' ptantr. l>>eyctes oesl\ I
•760-6098• S57~ 5•8·3300 elG !'RI SAT SUN Ali
THf O OORI
ROBINS
FORD
1 )fl ..... f'.(). !';l" •..J
tu~IA "'''.A r.4. llOIO
11111' SILL!!*
.... ITIEIYPT?
IVllWLE MOV NG 1 remendovs1 Dav 735 Jc.a•ir St Apt
W ... "4 llH........ va1ue 1111e-new furniture 1 23 64 6-2040 •'JIN o.11 YU!
For verv ousy Real Estate 1 Comptete nousenold & I MUL Tl-~AMll ~ GARAGE • __ ... •
ottkle every other wkn<l ·I you •e 8V@I t>een 01s-, accessories 6-44-8746 SALE SA· 8-3 Otis~ .._ nt~
Mvst be rehable W/front COu•a9ea at>Oul 1e1e-E'" L ~· stereo speakers ODie! on ..... !!
If
'
'I n oar. oak r.,,1 top o ice appeara nc.e pnooe !>a1es t>ecause o I c.ompule• oes1< 5450 oeo Toyota car c.o11er let, SllOG
Sat/Sun 9-,5 Calf Joan po_c,• management or Ant>Que oak wa•d•ot>e Singer sev. macn misc I
63 t-1266 scam operators please S:lLS I t>e<l s~o 11!.ehOIO Items Owl COi·
91ve us ii caH w ... ofter . ., sin9 _; s2Zo >ecflOr GAEA T BUYS• I L n tfld Su.,etS J !'8 , 75~·56f8 2,3i;, M•ne• SI (ott l
"4aroo• & llV1l50n1 •••••••••• R&'M*~
·I{ :. • ,;, ' Oa~ c.oo~case B•o""n JO•
oan patio lufn Rdd1a1
ar-n SdN 1111ie 1~11.es pla~
nse "'4•K 6 75-0610
SATvROA~ 8AM-4PM Aati.HI,
45!: 161n PL ACE I Cl.Asma 9045
HllmlltST
Nee<)ed ot growing Co Go
typing skills & compule•
knowleooe n~ded w 111
tralri Canc:fy Stt1pers
Candy Corp Call Cr111s
(7141 432-9888
Q..;EEN S ZE M.A T1 "ESS
~ B O X Ou L ~ E:
BRANO "'EW S, S5
':at1 !>46-42<J9
Beau• $111 "wr arrngmn1>
1
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.. 11 ~·z~ 6 prices Misc ~IAIE• 'II
, ElltO f'wG MACH1N£S St111erNtWI< BlaCI< Beaut,
C.. ~ 1n.ng ooo•s 01~es & 1 • 6-46-8 1S7 •
, m.an , Olller items SA 1 , WANl W Aust•r HtMti:'1
Su'-! 8 :iom • .,.10 OAHU Porsche ''\',1
c;or.i. 'q• Qual•'• •1ever L •-L ll•I Ebrly Jagua• JI• f u-..-c • 11 wrap:;ed 11aa1 -•ca 1213-39:.>-0880
some 1a1e a tier noons •EITAL CHiil HIT
Must oe over 18. good FIT Frt Tues 10-6pm
dnv1ng 'i!COrd SS 75 tir • PARK NEWPORT APT s mileage~ Call oetween 12 CaJI Gary 644-1900 noon & 1 pm 540·3~
• Prtft1•it1al
Tr•i•i•c
•l1eratiH
Ct••i11it1
Strt1et1r1
•PltasHt Werk
lawirt••t1t.
•&11r11t114 IHrlJ .. ,.
•l4Hlct•Ht e,,.,. .. itJ fer ricttt
ia4i•i411I
llO•H ~ ·:>OG sac S250 §or;. tJeCl Sas Obi bed
Car Ile ;?•j 86~·6S88 S2~ "•tc tdt..le .s cnairs j A•tta lapertt4 910G
so• A ',9, oua111y ••e•e• S2~ f e<. '1~""' 1er So5 A
use<: 51 Nrappeo' 'Ne>rtt M s.c 'D'S S~·S:'O Small • ACUR
S •'jOr Sacr t1ce $2SO .s;:.c:>l•d'•Ces Ste•eo ca01·
PUT Tiil
HCEPTilllST
lmMed1a1e Opening 1n
1oca1 area for e•penence
Sw1tetiooaro Operator
factllHt ,.,.
RESTAURANT * ........ * CASllDI I IAIMHS
For new Newport Beactl C.otl 642-4536
Cale Good pay t. t>en· E•te~1on 430
ef1ts No e•P nee Must ; 30·9 oo P M
oe 18 640-5752 '" As" to• Pat C
Restau~ ant h e1epnone Sales
llm PfLICAI 11&TWCI1Y Hiii
EARN
$400-$1000/WK
,_
I
:an oe11.Pry" '"lei s 3; 326 ~ Coast I HST a.a YU.IE • 861 2~J2 1 ~ ..... ap• : t 94-4 1 sa ' J· · Just Ofl!'\9 us ~our lowest
SQ!'A .OvE SEAT Wl~H lnpert hacla &l&i oonaftde Acura Cleal ano
G"iA c: AND OTTOMAN ----------~-we II oeat 11 "le•e• .iseo Brown 1ooe UYSll•H Ill TI GUARANTEED'
Or•, S2'-0 843-9?9• FAlltl Y PATii SAU JIM SU...S ACIU
TRQP "'"0'-lE CANTINA
4 d'"" cna•s,er. 8 arm
chatrs 01n1ng 101e um·
orella 101e 2 cott 1b1es
Santa Ba•oara Ma•ket
urriorella A.II in c•eam
wtllle 0 "9 S 7000 set
S2500 721-07 14
•iactlJH"81 6015
Ant <;ues rugs furl'
• •'C"er; •tems 1 ~ Canoe
'v"i> ot m1;;c. Sat April
1001 OUAtL ST NB
712-2112 lUllU
'€ 9am-2pm GREA 1 ACUR.A 87 Legeno coupe
ST ._iFF :?53~ L-estv•-• LO"' m · lCLN1 cono
::J· 1Dc-ver I) P(.11 1 on 01.se "0'1 cnrm wtilS
Bev st.ores 2Sc;-S400 S24 400 OBO 951·0?77
NO EARLY Bl~DS
man sau Sterlin"
Sota Cl\iltrS callee 8 end 'BM 101s tea~ O•n rm set l.ig zao Songer Sew macn I wall unit 2 lot01ng caro
101 sets fine 11nens dis-:>F NEWPORT 8EACtf
"8S cl<W>es '>l 10. 14 An
11cive .. cosier cao1net 2
ooor •c.e :oes1 • seoo.1ng ,
ca0tne1 Sml rel·ec:t taole
& chairs 646-4380
Dqffield
Marine
•
IEST IEIL
140 ••••
ln•11h11..._ ..... mr ........
amra.L.a• ... .._ ... ,
13 S28t .rto 1o*O I JMI! as s~ auto IOllOeO l .IAA 111
8S 32St Ss1Jd IO!ldlll 1KS811!
86 SJS "''o IOaded 668A01 ,86 3~ »oa .,..., 10.t62
86 ~ C\I MO fOadfd tQ1S!1
s aies -Serva
Parts · Leasing
135-3171
1500 Auto Mall Dr.
Santa Ana
55 Frwy at Edinger "° 1 urs Sttrvioe Hrs. Mon-Fri
7 00 am to 10 pm
85 390 5 L
Pr 811• Gra) 25M m1
S HOW~OOM Loaoeo
"' uas S42l<
171•1 240-8460 pp
•11 mC1111 ne o Ora~ gooo It!.,_ S4200 .
6A6-s 1s1
NABERS
CADl.LAC
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION
of tete model. tow mllMQt'
C.Ottltcs 1n Ota-nge
County! See us toesay1 ...... , ..
~·· the eQUllltiOn, NOTICE 18 HEREBY ....a MOTaOf dYC*S~ • ..._.....,. 1111. H01 ~ 0rtw. frOfll .... ,_.. tf.,. le-OI e ...... _...,of N ...... v .. .,._.
de J' Ill 1•11 or ~ FUATHEA GIVEN tMt t9'cl PIC11n0Ue euH•M ~ ....... I 9NP ..... tOO, lrvlfte, Celif. euencieof .....,_ •prOWled .. te 11 f, ,_ ........ .,_ ,._. M In l*90I' or by
• Ml"llV IMnlofputllic l~lend publjc M.-'"9Wllltiehe6don ..,._ ITA~ NOTICE IS HEAEBY JemH l Tllomp1on, tl711 • In S.CltOtl 1'00 of IM ,_,, al9IM ......... or,_,, enonwy. .. .. CllW c.... CllMrenc., pubic ..w.: tM 25111 o~ of Apf1I • 1111. The following l*90ftl .,. GIVEN tftel the ~ ~ Pf~ . Jemee "' w..aino. no 1 ProbMe Code of c.llonlle. ....... • to .. ,.,..,... If YOU ""' A CMOfTOA .......... a relocetlon eeill111~ or at IN holK of 1' 30 P M In OOif'9 bu11neM M of IN City ot N9wpOf'I BMcfl Thia 1Wernenl -fllld Dupont DrM. MM MIO, The...__ for ... deltile.. ,., .. ,...._ .,.Ohted ~ Of 1 OOI ..... eteClllor of
---.. property ~etlon. A the Counc11 CtMimberl of IN J&J EQUIPMINl AEN· Wiii h06d I pubtic ,.._,. wlttl 1"8 Counl'f Qer1I of Or· ~ c.iit. t2715 ~ ..... prior IO lour .... eourt ...... lour MClfllfll tM IMC 11 d. ~ """' ..
::;;;. " .,, of~ .... ot llloilMI .0-'*"'°" Beech Ctty H ... TAL. 11110 lanai Or .. eo.t• lng/1'9View on tM ~ ... Counl'f Oft Merdl "· Erle ... '1w. TrueMe of "'°"""""' ...... ol .. ""' ......... ol ...... """'~ .... court or ::; Dluf'1, ...... ....,.... .. ...,.....,..of .... Clty 3300 N9wPOr1 Bouiev•d. Mett. c.-t t2t2t catlOftl of JeiMe c. MM-1911 -•--TruetAor"eel••:t • ._... noeiOed IDolle. ..... ........ proW9ecl ~ II to ... perlONI
• : .. lllflllllld ol ~Beed\ Plann4ng N9wPOr1 8Mcf\, Catldornla. o.tlldlne MWIU, 1807 nlnQ tot LOCAL COASTAL nr-10 1 .._o DrM ...... HS. YOU MAY DAMINE .. Ill lectloft 700 of ttle ~U#C'· _,by --a r..t--~ma~~ TeneQerOffle Oot•• .......... A ... ENOMEN't "° 12>NO Publllhed 0r.,.. ~ ...... Ctll lllUO. .... -..Lil ..--.Cada-GI. !!!!!!!!!!Ulu rnonttw •II 9lcldl p of 1M Cofnmunl. ano .., per9on1 tnt.,..Md C81tf-,2e2t AU08DIYISiON NO M 1. Piiot ~ 2•. 3 t, ~ fl McOllwey. 220 t .,. tt• 111 d In .. --. TM t6Me tot .... C1MN .. tfom IN d8te ol flrll la-~ :--llr .... ,_, ty Oe ... IOf)l'llll'll 8lodl Gtent may ~ and tie heatd Katherine Bobenrjel h, on Pf°'*'Y loceted et 3M1 Apti1 7, 14, 1111 Dupont Ortv9. ~ 100, YoU mey _... WPOfl IM•· not ...... prior to four IUMOeOf ...... •ptO'lldeet
• __ Pr09t111T1 for fllcel yew thereon Any comments or 1910 L.INI °'.Colle Mett. OcMn Bltdl DfM. Aequelt Th--573 IMN. Cellf. t2116 eQMI or ....... lllclf. or "'°""'8 fl'om IM,... of "'8 In Section 1'00 of tll•
._ ....... .....,to ep. 1..._.. le to IMlntell\ arid cau-tlona prior 10 the public Celff 92t2e to em mend tlll Loe el Tiii• bullneu le COii· WPOfl IN ettomer for "'8 •· NeMI noelol IDolle Pl'obete Codi of CelMornl&. ::s-----......... lf'Prow !tie quality arid ec>-hMrlng lhould be ditected Thia bualn•• la con· Coeatal Program Larld UM ..aJC ll)TIC( ducted by: 1 OIMfll part· aa1tOt or ......... ratot. a YOU MAY IJllAMINE 9le Tiie tlMe 10r lflil'O delml wlll ... t -:e ll ol ce111Mtty of tec:.nt llOuling. lo Mr Creig Bluell, Senior Ouc1ed by· C0-'*1'-1 Plen IOU 10 t~ll the Mrllllp Wftlten requeet llating tMe ,.. II. ~ IN cour1. If~ not ..,,.,. pttof to toYr
Deu1l..,MMt to ptOYidl Melltance eo tN PIMMf. 11 the Plennlng o.. Kllherlnl BoOetwllth aubiect Pf°'*'Y trom "Aec· •--OONM1 S. Grant, Trul9el YoU...,. epeolal notlce ol .,. • per9on 11••9'0 In montN lfom IN date of tM
...., _. • Mia"' o1 llorT111111 end low income. par1men1 (7141644~3225 This a111amen1 ••• 111ec1 , .. ,Iona! an0 Envtronmental ~nnoue .,_.. Of IM o. ends. Grent Aevo-IM llllno of.,, in-ttory end IN -.... YoU mey ...w tiMrtno ~tee al>OW, .-llr ..... ._ 1M1 to maintain atld lms><c>ve the Wenoa E Reggio. City with the County Clerk Of Or· Opell ~ .. lo "Low Oen· .MAim ITA,_..,. cable Tri* dee.d M~ 5. llPlll' ....... :t of ......... llPO"t IN ...cutor °' edmifl.. YOU MAY EXAMINE IN =.. •~ol oom-lllabllty ot the community Clerk. CHy of Newport engeCoootyonAprll5,1988 lltyAelklantlal,"wtllcf'lalSo The'°"°""'9P9'eoMIW• 1M7 .... Of 9'e peettlonl0teo-i.trator, or MPOr\ IM at• filell•~•hl~.lf you
:·._ ••• .. n•et Md end hvlnQ erw11ooment, end Beech ftJ1m1' lnotudeS a req~t to •MUI>-dolncl buelnMI u : Thil 1ta..,,_,1 wu Ned counts menllooed In 8ea· torney tor 9le eucutor °' er• • perton imerllted In ~ ......._ In gen. to trullntaln end Improve the Published Or•no• Coast Publlahecl Or•noe Coast oil/Ide prQP«ty located In MAxwELL DATA MAN· wttll the County 011tti ot Or· tlonl 1200 end t200.5 of IN edn*llltrator, arid Ne with the ....... you mey llWW ~ ......... eotMeie9 In· economic opponunillls In Dally P110t March 14, t988 Deity Pilot April 14. 21, 28, the R·1·8 Oiatrlct. IO u to AGEMENT. 275 Ellt Beller et_l9I County on M•c:h 24, California Pfobettl Codi. IN court w4ttl ptOof of Ml'· llPOf't the executor or ectmin· -...,-.,...Ion ano 1he community. T!l-<608 May. s. 1988 Th-619 •t•bllah a new pat<* of Street. Sult• A, Colt• ...... 1Nf Petitioner, Beny SyN!a ¥Ice.• written requee1 •tat· letrator, or upon the at-~-------~--------~-------~--------J ~~~~~~~~"~ ~1 ~•~n~.~-~YoU~~~~tor~~or or denllal pur~: end ep-Mu welt Dall Meneoe· Publllhed Orenge COMt ......., ._ P1U1 er, • notice of the fltlne of an In-edmlnlltretor. and file with
• prove a proposed priding ment, Inc .. a Callfornla COf· Dally Piiot Metch 31, April 7. A._... A--. l4lllle -. _..tory arid aopralMmlnt of the court with ptoof of ..,.
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS"• ".. p11n of the sit• eo as to ... paratlon. 275 Eeat 8aller 14, 2 t, 1988 "-I---. CA ..U ••••• ..... °'of IN petl· Ylce, • wrttten requesl 1t1t· ., , 11bll1h grade tor the Str .. t, Suite A, Coata ...... Th-578 Pubtllhed Orenge Cout tlonlor accounll tnentloned -that you dellr• tpeci.I
purposes .ol mHauring Calif 9H H Deity Pilot Aptil 1. 8. 14, In Section l200 end l200.5 of notice of the tltlr'O of an In·
building height. A Negative Thi• bu11,,.11 11 con· "8JC ll)TIC( 1918 tNCalHornlaPtobate<:ode. veritcwyenctaopr.._.,_.tof
01clara11on ha• been ducted by'• corparatlon Th 59 1 NHwlt1, ll•••r I •tat• ...... or of the petl·
prepareO by the City in con· Slec>Mn F. ~. E.aec -. _,. Dr+1 w1u., A...,_,. ._ t1on10taccountamentk>Md
nec:tlon with the sut>iect ap-VP NOTICa 0. a.ATM 0. "8JC ll)TIC( PIUI IF, 1111 I . C.... In Section l200end1200.5 of
.......-. p11ca11on (memti.rs ot the Thia atatament wu filed ....._T.~v. .......,,141111e81,C-tt1eCallfomlePtobat1Cooe.
• f1ll9 l egal Department et the Please flop b y to file your general put>hc are 1nY1ted to with the County Clerk of Or· A.MD tw NilhOM MOnCa tw .. .._;CA -0...-. c. u..MJ, At· o.My Ptk>t Is plee8ed to an-fictitious b usiness s tatement at rev;ewtcomment on tl'le ap. ange COunty on Mlfch 24, TO AG•HTD c.Ant tw ~ Orenge eo..t ......., 1er P1enlu1r, • nounce a new servk:e now av ail-the Dally Pilot Legal Depart-p11ea11on-cop1es are '"a1t· 1988 l lTATa NO. O.ORCll oe.a.11 Olly Pilot April 1s. 14. 20 ..... ..,. e .. t•r DrtH , ... ...._to 330 W 6 C et>le tor 1nspectl0n at the fm?'a A-,_ A.MD OP NfiliOM 1988 141111e-. ~ ...... --new businesses. menl. e s t ey, OSI& Pl anning Department Publithe<I Orange Cout To 111 heif'I, ~. TO Ml•llftll WTh015 CA-We will now S EARCH the M e sa. C alifornia . If you can n ot (7 l4)8U-3225l Daily P1101 Mercn 31. April 1. creditor• eno eon11119ent H TATa MO. AM,_ Put>lllMO o.-noe Cout
RMMt for )'OU at no ext ra charge. stop b y, please c all us NOTICE IS HEREBY 14. 21. 1988 Ctedllor• of MAMIE'T. OE· To .. heirl, blnefiderlel. "8JC NOTIC( Deity Pilot April 14. 15, 21. ~ eave you the time and the a t (714) 642-4321. Extension FURTHE~ GIVEN that sa1<1 Th-575 LANEY and '*'°"' wt1<> creditor• and contll\Qent 1988 -..,. C 3 6 k publte hearing will t>e l'leld on mey be otherwtM 1nter•ted etldtlort, end PlflO"• who I( -• TF1F817 .. ,... to the ourt HouM in Santa 3 15 or 1 and w e w ilt ma e the 2Sth day or April. 1988. rtBJC NOTICE tn the Wtll and/or e11111 may t>e otherWIM lnter .. ted NOTIC• tw Ana. Then, of course, after the arrangements for you t o h andle a1 ,,.,. 11our ot 1 30 pm • in A petition 11a1 ~ filed In the will endtor •••11 01 a.ATM OP rtatC NOTICE ...,eh Is completed we WOI file lh1S prooedure by mail the City Hall Council • ._ by Betty Sytvie In the Su-GEORGE 081NGER JOHN CA.MA, M.
• -tlt lou .._,_1 If h Id h f th Chamt>ers. 3300 Newport flCTITIOUe MIWll per1or Ccx.irt ot Orange A petition hal ~ llled Me (W N filiOM •-your '"' s uu~ness name you s ou ave any ur er Boulevard. NewP<>ft Beach, • NA• I TATa•NT County reque11ing that Betty by SONIA c. 081NGER & TO u11•11n11 ITATDmNT tw ltatemeot with the County Clerk. question s . please call us and we CA 92663. at wtik:h 11me 1n<1 The following peraon1 1r1 Sytv1a bl ~1ec1 u per. DEBORAH WMDT In the HTATa MO. AMMM A8ANDClllllWT OP publish once e wee« for four w ill be m ore t han glad lo assist pTaoe. int&rfltlld -p-el'Sons doing t>ulineu •r eone1 repr111n1111111 To ed=-SuperlOr court 01 Orenge To all heir•. beneftc:larlff. U.-OP '9Cnnou9
weekl as required by law and 0 may appear and be 11eard O'DONNELL INVEST· m1n11111 th• e11a11 ot County requ1111no thll creditor• and contingent ..,.._ .. NAm
then flle your P"""'f of pu bli-~~~d lu ck In your tllereon MENT PARTNERS II, 2201 MAMIE T DELANEY unoer SONIA c . OBINGER & DE· creditor•. ano l)lr'lonl who Th• ~:1 p11aon1 .. ~ Signed WANDA E RAG· Ouponl Drive. Suite 100. the Independent Admlnls-BORAH WAADT be •P· may bl otherwl11 lnl1t•led have. the UM of
cation w ith the County Clerk. new b usiness!! G10. c1TY CLERK. CITY OF 1rv1ne. Ca111. 92715 trellon of E1111es Act. pointed as personal rec>-In the will and/or fftate ot: th• Flct1t1ou1 Buslneu
N"EWPORT BEACH Jonn D O 'Donnell. Thepelltlonlsaetlorl'lear· ,._,lalive toedmlnlllltlhe JOHN CARRA, JR AKA Name: BAL MESA VETER·
Published Orange Coast Trustee ol the J and P 1ng In Oet>artmenl No. 3 at .. late of ll'le oecedent. JOHN CARRA INARY HOSPITAL. 1542
Dally Pilot April 14, 1988 O'Donnell R1voc1ble trust 700 C1111e Cent11 Or West, The petition requ1111 A petition hH blel'I llle<I N9wport Blvd .. Costa Mesa,
Tn-607 dated Oclobef 20, 1982, Senta Ana. CeHtornla 92701 •uthorily to edmlniller the by LO IS M . C ARRA C•llf. 92621 r-c;.~ --------2201 Dupont Drive, Suite on April 27. 1988 at t :45 •t•ll unOer the lno.pen. ANDERSON In the Superior The Flc1ltlou1 Bualnett PtJBl.IC NOTICE 100. Irvine. Cell! 92715 P M dint Admlniatrellon of Es· Court of Ora"9t1 Coooty r• Name referred to above WH ~t r~ Douglas C Nell, ~201 Ou· IF YOU OBJECT to the tel .. AC1. quelling l hlt LOIS M . fllld In Orenge County on ~ ._. pont Drive, Suite 100. Irvine. grenllng ol the pet1tl0n, you A hearing on lhe petition CARRA ANDERSON be ep· Oclo~ 30. 1984 FILE
f tclfTIOUS BUSINESS Cail! 927 15 should either appear at tl'le wltl be held on MAY 18, 1988 pointed 11 pert0nal rec>-NO.F259386 ..J,:t~ NAMESTATEMENT JoM w Hopluns. 101 lleltinganO•l•llyOUfOO· l t1:45 P.M.1n0ept.No.311 rMlr'lt•UWIOedminlat1tthe ThomH J SholHtll, · t --~ The IOllOWlllO oersons are Larkspur Landing C11cl1. iecuons or tile written ob)ee-700 CIVIC Cen111 DrlYI W•t. ffl•t• of the declOenl D.V.M .. 420 Oelt St .. Laguna doing business as Suite 316. Lerlt.aput. C1111 lions with the cour1 before Senta Ana, CA .A '-ring on the petition S..Ch, Calif. 92651 I ' • I PLAC€NTIA PARTNERS. 94939 the hearing Ycx.ir eppMr· IF YOU OBJECT to ihe Will tie held on MAY 4. t988 Th11 t>Y-waa con·
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THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1988 25 CENTS
Auto scam fugitive bad new lot
NB man accuSCd of bilking car owners
being brought back from Ha watt today
By JONATHAN VOUU: ..............
A Newport Bc8ch man acaased of
rippina off 9S luxury car owners by
1&1Uin1 to sell their automobiles on
consi&nmcnt but instead alletedly
kecoina the money was reportedly
Enaenada Race
Get rudy for the New-
port-to-Enaenada race.
See special section Inside
today's Pilot.
Nation
A Justice Department
landlord aet Attorney
General Edwtn MHM's
wtfe up In a $40,000-a-
YMr Job./ M
World
Additional weapons and a new hijack• lllpped onto
the hijacked Kuwaiti atr-
Uner while It waa in Iran,
freed hoatagea say./ A4
Entertainment
Music of two decidedly
different flavors la dls-
culaed and reviewed./ Al
scttint up 1 similar dealership in
Hawaii when arrested, police said
Wednesday.
James Anderson, 39, was arrested
in late March by Newport Beach
detectives who followed his trail to
Honolulu.
Irvine
Co.says
wildlife
shielded
Asserts earlier review
of Laguna Laurel plan
assured preservation
BJ BOB VAN EY&EN °' .............
The Irvine Co.'s Laauna Laurel
project will protect Laauna Canyon's
pristine appearance, not destroy it IS
critics have chafted, 1 coms-ny
spokesman said Wednesday.
Larry Thomas. the coms-ny's vice
president for corporate communica-
tions. was rcaciin1 to publicity acncr-
ated by the anti-devcfopment aroup
Laauna Canyon Conservancy, whose
members addressed the county Plan-
nina Commission and the Board of
Supervisors this week askirtf that the
canyon be spared from dcvelOpmcnL
Conservancy members addressed
their concerns at Tuesday's Plannina
Commission mectina to Tbe Irvine
Co. 's plans for two lakes that are
contained within the 2.1 S().acTc pro-
ject ai'ca.
"They haven't adcQuatcly con-
sidered the wildlife that Ille the
lakes, .. said Richard Harris. a sookn-
man for the Conservancy. "and while
they've addressed the questions con-
ccmina run-off within their proF.t
area. we're con~med about possible
floodina further down the canyon."
ltur Thomas accused the Con-
servancy. and the press. of failina to
take note of eiaht years of en-
vironmental study. community
He allqedly bilked people of $2
million by aarttina to tell their
BMWs. Mc~ Ferraris. Rolls
Royces and Porches without ever
s-yina the owners. Newport Beach
authorities uiitt
Anderson is bein• held in Hawaii in
Heu ofSS00.000 be1l 1nd is scheduled
to ~tum to Oranac County today,
said Newpon Beach. Lt. Tim New-
man.
Detective Doua Parmentier would
not elaborate how Anderson was
traced to H1w1i1, but Newman said ~rty as June. but 1 form1l 1nvcsup-
Andcrwn was allctedly scttina up 1 lion was not started untJI November.
dealenhip s1m1lar to the Auto Ganny The situation came to a head when a
of Newpon Beach when taken into Los Anacin dealer sent 10 BMWs to
custody. Auto Gallery and ruc1ved 1 check
lktween July and December 1987. without the proper s1anatures. Hc
dozens of cu owners arraneecS to have later found the check was overdrawn.
t.heir vehicles sold by Auto Gallery. Police also heard from Auto Gal-
An<k!'50n faces 41 counu of pand ICT) 'sparcntcompan). Laauna Beach
theft in connecuon with the allqed Motors Inc .. about unpaid bills and
wronado1 nis at the dealership. • dry bank accounts. That informauon
Police received compl11nu about led to the arrnt of Auto Galler)
alleaed cnmcs at -\uto G allcry as ma~r RC&Jnald Kennedy. 39. of
'
mectinp and public hearinp that popped up new and frnh." said
have been condueted on the Lquna Thomas. "This isa project into which
Laurel project. wc've sunk years of effort 1n terms of
"This proJ«t was approved more
than two years aao followina ex -
tensivt' study. Thc environment.II
"This isn't somcthina that hlSJUSt planninaand replannina.. (Pleue-.. ~/A2)
Laauna N11ucl.
When police went to anat
Anderson. ht' wasJonc.
Also aonc -an srill miuina, evca
with Andcrson'sal'T'C'St in Hawaii-is
abou1 S 1.6 million. Newman said
Parmentier and Set. Todd WillcinlOll
pursued St'vcral leads in Hawaii. bul
did not find the cash.
The circumstances of the cast and
Auto G allery's subsequent
bankruptq frustrated the victims.
(.,.__Me AUTO/A2)
HBcut
in school
security
assailed
Parent. teacher urge
board to place more
guards on campuses
By ROBERT BARK.ER . ..............
A dcc1s1on to reduce campus t><>bcc
officers at Hunt1nglon Beach Distnct
school campusc~ has come under
attack from t-.o men who satd they
are womcd the schools will become
vulncrable to ganp. dru&s and other
cnme
Roben Kaylor. who has a child at
Westminster Ha&h School. said \Mt
uniform officers b} their prncnoc can
defuse dangrrous activiUei. He~
Hunungton Beach Union Kiah
School Dtstrict trustees at Tuesday's
mtttmg to rescind their action last
Februaf) to cut five oftM 10 campus •
officers ma cost·sa' mp move.
Joe Kral. a m usac 1eac'hcr at
Westminster. buttttsted bis com-
ments b) ruc:hng off a hst ol cnmcs
comm1t1ed from Jul) l to Dtc. 31.
198 . on the d1stnct's sax campmra.
Kral. ""ho took w numbers from
the d1stnct's standard school crimt
repon. said the hst showed 103
a.ssaulu or an.acks. 20 m1tdnneanor
St'-ofTen~. three extort.ions. 61
1nc1dnts of chemical and alcohol
abuse. tV.O sun po5SC'SSIOnS, 29 k.njfc
possessions. 20 thefts fi'om studtnts,
nanc thefts from schools, SO cues ol
(P'leue _.CUT I AS)
Index
Advtce and Games
Boating
83
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81
Views mixed on plastic sound wall for PCB
Bulletin Board
Bullneu
Clalalfled
Comics
Caltrans tells Newport residents wall
wt th road widening won't reflect noise
of the haahway fro m Nt'wpon
Boulevard to Golden Wt'St S1rcct in
Hununaton Beach. .
Ho.,..evcr. on Wednesdav a
Caltrans official told residents· that
sound studies showed traffic noise
from Coast Htahway ~ nqhaibk a
block or mo~ away. Oeeth notlcel
Entert•nment
Opinion
PoUce log
PubHc notlcel
Sport• .
W•ther
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BJ PAUL AllCBIPLEY ............
A proposal to build 1 7-foot-hiah
sound wall on Coast Hipway in west
Newport Beach that would be topped
by three feet of 1 alus-like malerial
drew mixed reactions from •~
residents Wednndly.
At an informational session at City
Hall. about SO residents listened as
special projects m1n11er Don
Sampson described the wall, which
would be built in conjunction with
the widenina of Coast Hiahway.
Newpon Beach and Caltrans of-
ficials submitted a pttvious proposal
fora solid sound wall in February that
was ~jected by the C1hfom1a Coastal
Commission after oppos1uon from
Newpon Shores res1denu led to a S-5
votc.
Opponents 111ued tM wall would
block· ocean v~ws and sounds while
1mplifyin1 traffic noise.
"Past the fil"\t strttt off Pacific
Coast H1~wa) you·~ in a typical
urban rn1denual area." said Ralph
Thunstrom. "W1den1na of the h1ah-
wa~ wouldn't have an effect.''
Neitherv.·ould thott 1ivinactoser10
the hiahwa) be mo~ adverKI) af-
f«tcd. Thunstrom sa1ci despite res1· The Newport Beach J>:&an is part of a
multimillion-dollar widcniaa project
Judicial maverick rocks his share of boats
BJOWIJDIX °' ..........
If you were to loot at tbe <>rans County
lcpJ System a an oau Harbor Municipal
Coun Jud9e RUlldl lcitiom tWOUld bt
driftina comi>nably aloft& -pvel in one
hand. a. a.,. can of shari repellant in die
other.
Tbe .._.. -attorneyl, DOtice. plaiatia.
defendants and_ anyone die be ba IOlmbow maMlld to aftiend in bit five-~ lliat a judle -drde conmDdy ...... b their
cha!K'e to &Ike a bite out Qi ... , ii teeminetY
an air..cillat reputation.·
But lotuom ii not oowrllld. His 11w:I
and an unawervina 11n11of,,__ are mill!8Y
all he needt IO Ulplhl •,.,..at tlly. nit .un. ncvercome da. .. ._.,...,.,a
lbot of repelluL
Bostrom bas often been taaed IS the
county•s pmnicr liberal judlc.lbat repu-
tation. ~Hy in 1 county noted for its
conterVallsm. makes Bostrom 1 t.1J1Ct for
thole with more contcrVative vicwi of
j..uice.
To top thinp off, the 4S-year-old N~
Bach resident has madt unpopu.lar ruhnp
on tome very hiah-profile cues, includina
dosina down the l&f'llClt dn11 bust caK in the
billCM'y of Newport Beach, 1 rulina which
touched otr 1 minor skirmish between the
depmUnent and Bostrom. AillMMllb be ICOft's It his libtral label. ...._. & awaft of his ~tation.
•1 Mft maftlled in my short tenurr to
olfeDd every IClfl'Clll of the criminal justice
.,..... .. OllC point or anomer." be ~
-~. crKkiftl j• eDOUlb of a -· '° CIOll¥ey tbe wry ~ daat hat
become his tradcmarlt.
Enemies he has, but it seems no one can
to&Kh him. Cate in point. the June election
\Mt would have bem Bostrom's first sintt his
1983 appointment by then-Gov. Jerry
Brown.
.. Would have bem" is the operative pltrue
here.
Despite the conttovenaal Nlinp. the
muttmnp of dilCOfttnt and two rulinp that
were appealed to the siate Supreme Court.
Bostrom is nannina u~. The sharb
will have to put up with 1m for another six
years.
"Yrah. it surpriled me," Bostrom said of
his ins11nt v~. ··1 lhink 1t surpnled j ust
about everybody tn tbe commU11ity .
··There weft a bunch of people rd tw.ard
about, but no one stePPtet f'ofwlrd.0
' said
Bostrom. decluuna to name names. ··1 don't
know why nobody as runn1n1-But I'm not
aoina to rompiaJn ...
Bosuom 's maverick status did not stop his
fiellow judles from rtttntly c.1ect1na him to a
9CCOftd tmn as presidint Judie for Harbor
Court. The Pf'CSidu'I ,... has ovenll
mponsibtlity for the opcrauon of the court.
rrpracnu the coun at all offiaal functions
and cktnmiftt"S all case. counroom and
commintt uuanmcnts.
The key to Boslrom's iron anP on h11
judicial teat teems to lie beyond penonal
phik>lo,by. Even thotc who doft't always
llf'CC with his st)'k 111ft on onc thins:
Boslrom is uns~rvina in bis c:onmutmnit to
the law and in his bdiiflhatjusticlf sboWd bt
afforded to e\'Cf)'OftC equally.
(Plttm -"11DOS/ AS)
Laura Scudder fined for e•tra snack items
'
dents' concn-ns that the ocean side
sound "all "ould rtfltct noise beCk
toward !'le"pon Shores homes,
S1ud1lS on sound walls demon-
strate tht'rt is no measurable ~
nc~aon of sound waves. he said
Hov.e' er. the proposed sound wall
would grcatl~ reduce noise on the
ocean side ne.ar tM h1&hwa). s-nac~
larh for '1s1ton at Wcs1 Ncwpon Park located bctwccn Oranee Sllft't
and the Santa Ana Rhcr ]dty.
(Pl--.. PLA8TIC/A2)
HBrrian,
son among
6heldon
tax charge
By BOB VAN EY&.EN . .............
" H ununaton Beach man and Ml
son have bttn tndacud by 1 fedes.i
arand JUI) in Los Aneela in COii~
uon with an al~ tu fraud ICt.e.e
that involved '1ll other Oranlf C.-.
l) residents.
Chartes D. Spurner was 11 II c•
Tuetda> on 11 countsoft.uaM_..
fraud 1n ronncrtaon Wida d•1i1•
that M coordinated I tcMnte ti
ftaudulent ta• lhelten. U.S. Al10ne)
Robcn C. Bonner said in a ,._
~lcalt Wednaday.
Spurner. 6 7. fKes the POlli.._ ti
up to 39 yean in eritoa ...S SS2,9
in cnm1nal fines 1fhe is-....-,.
His IOn. 3'-year-old DtMit C
Spurrier, IS ICC'UtCld of ~ I ~ and 191e•t• fDr 1111 --.-...
IC:hcme. Tht ~Sourrier ....
ma•1m-.m matmoe of I 7 ,_. la
prilOft plus Sl0.000 in f\nes..
Othm .... , 111voMd ii ..
KiwtM i~ ...... E. Oma. fl
COiia Mett ... -~ 0 .... " fo.nW. Vally. 0... 57 .....
co.Id " • ,.,., ID JO .Jmll 'II .......,. 8M SIS.-.. ._ .. ••id) iWD•ll·llP -.. ... iW<..n.telll'Mm .. tdl1r1
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Caltrans to make new appeal
._on Lagun Cany:on RoadllL-~
By IWllDT HYNDMAN °' ..............
Allhou&h a pbn to widen La&una
Canyon Road was dc:fcattd last
Fc:bruar). Cahra ns officials have not
given up on new plans that would
make the windin& roadway safer.
Keith McKean. d irector of the local
Cahrans district, said Wednesday he
and other state transportation of-
ficials hopr to work in coming weeks
with Laguna Beach res1dcnts who
v.erc 1ns1rumental m defeating the
widening proposal.
"We ha ve a wi ndow of opponun1ty
here to work on solutions," McKean
said. ··1f we can do somethina to
.cktress the prob&cms. I think we'll all
be better off."
McKean's comments came follow-
ing a Coastal Commission hearing Wedn~y morning held to for-
malize the Feb. 24 vote that rejected
Cahrans' S 13 million plan to widen
La&una Canyon Road from two to
four lanes.
At that mccttng. City Council
members and community leaders
argued that the construction nceckd
to widen the road would cause
unaettptable damage to the environ-
.
Man falls off Anaheim Stadium
By Tk Alseclate4 Pttu
A 19-year-old man fell to his death
from an upper lt'"cl at Anaheim
tad1 um during a game ~tWttn the
California Angels and Chicago White
So' WednMda) night, authonties
Solid
The man d ied immediately. said a
lOrona's snvcstaga tor. who withheld
1hc 1dcnt11\ until relatives could ~
no11 tied H ~ struck thl· roof of Gate: 5.
nl·ar thl' left fie ld comer and fell
' anotha 15 feet to the ground. landing
''"his bad. ..
The accident occu~ at about
8:30 p.m .. dunng the siuh annang.
Officials could not immediately say
whether the \ ictam fell from a
pedestnan ramp or a seating area.
The death was the first from a fa ll in
the stadium's 22-ycar history. said
Sheri Erlev.1nc: of the city's public
lofonnatton o acc.
No foul play was apparent.
Erlewine said. Investigators could not
find a ticket stub on the victim, and
police were still lookang for anyone
who may have attended the game
with him.
ment. Instead. they proP<>Sed an
alternate plan that woukf inct'e&se
police cnfon:ement on the toed and
place a median barrier in the rOld at
bi& Bend, an S-shapcd curve where
several accidents have occurred.
But that proposal is opposed by
Caltrans. McKean says a median
barrier would ictually make the
roadway more danacrous and pre-
ve nt emcracncy vehicles access to
accident scenes.
Q hrans representatives clarified
their opposition to the La&una Beach
plan at Wednesday's bcarin1 and
urged the Coastal Commission to put
off unttl May a final vote on the
findi ngs related 10 the Laguna Ca-
nyon Road decision.
That dcla). which was approved.
will allow Caltrans to discuss new
proposals wtth ~guna Beach of-
ficials, McKean said.
.. We wanted to go on the record •
opposing the alternate solution ... to
protect the state from liability down
the road ... he said. "We don't want
someone comin& in later saying we
didn't follow through."
Alt.hough the Coastal Commission
will review the language associated
with the ~una Canyon Road de-
cision in May. commission staff
members said the decision that
rejected the widening project c.annot
be reversed.
CUT IN HB SCHOOL SECURITY ASSAILED •.•
From Al
trespassing hool d1s1r1ct offi cials. 1o1.ho s.a1d
the 1.uthacks "'111 sa\e SI 5.000 a
\ear. claimed that otht'r dastncts an bran~e Count) do not ha\ e as man~
st'Cunt~ offi1.crs a the Huntington
Beach dastncl. "'en after the cuts.
~nother obsnH'r "'ho d1dn 't wash
to ha\C.· his name used said the
con ern seemed d1rectc:d at West·
minster Hagh. "'halh has more of an
ethnic ml\ an us studenl bod~ tha n
the other schools
But Westm inster Pnncapal Roben
Boehme said ~ednesda~ that his
school provides ··a good. safe at-
mosphere .. for students.
··we have problems like everyone
else. Our community is that much
closer to Los ~ngclc:s and we ha ve
students who a~ mcm~n of gangs.
But there's not much of an ethnic
problem."
Boehme wd lhcrt's vinuaJly no
gang activi ty on campus. thanks
panl) to high pr:ofilc: enforcement by
teachers. administrators and security
officers.
D1stnct l.rustccs cut the security
officers and rtduccd othtt PfOITlmS
1n the fa~ of shrinking revenues
caused by sharp declines in enrol-
lment.
The district bas nost dived from an
enrollment of 21.193 in 1978 to
I 5.6SS. Stagcrin& financial deficits
have accompanic:d the enrollment
plunce. The d istrict receives most of
tts money from the state based on
enrollment.
The dis&rict operates Edison. Foun-
tain Valky. Marina. Huotiqton Beach. Ocean View and Wintcrsburg
hagh school in add1t1 on to the campus
in Westminster.
AUTO SCAM SUSPECT HAD NEW LOT •••
From Al
The) fo und in se\ c~I instances that
their cars v.crc legal!~ purchased b)
unsuspc.-c11ng bu~c:rs. lea\ 1ng
authonttc:s 10 a quand~ about 1o1.ho
had leg.al o~m·r\h a p of the car
Those v.ho bought the-r ars gc:ner-
all~ get to keep the vehicles. offi cials
saad. .\dd1uonally. some insurance
companaes are ·~annang to pa) on
claims that the cars were stolen. even
though they technical!) were noL said
auome~ Mark R~man. who re~
resents some of the victims.
For those wathout insurance:. bow-
c:,er. the only avenue remaining is
civil litigation apinsl Anderson or
the defunct Auto Gallery. R<>Seman
saad.
PROJECT SAID TO PRESERVE CANYON •••
-· , FromAl
impact statement that v.as produced
v.a~ accepted "'1thvut protest from
the LOmmun11} ··
He said the com pan~ ·s manage-
ment plan for thl' la!..~ "'Ill actual!}
smpro'e v.atl'f quaht~ b~ protecting
them from run-ofT from nearb'
Leisure World ·
·Thomas said the 1si.ues of v. ildlife
LAURA •.•
From Al
"We 1o1.ant people to knov. v. hat the
companies are do1 ng ... she said ··'-' l'
also hope tha1 an making these caS<'s
pubhc. "'e can help health inspector.
get a hnlc: more respect In tht' case of
the ~nahe1m plant health inspectors
had told them repeated!) 10 clt'an up
their opera11on. but nothing 1o1.a'i
done "
accrss had been studied and ad ·
dres~d an the project plans
··~II oftht"se 1h1ngs have been ta ken
into cons1dera11on." he saad. "Steps
hJ\C been taken to assure access to
the "ater There are natural paths
crossing 1he golf course ..
Laguna Laurt"I represents a
··!>u~stant1al gift" 10 the residents of
nearb~-Laguna Beach. T homas si1d.
bec-au~ II pro' ides the final link an
the grt"t'n belt around the cat} that
re~1dents ha \e sough1 for ~ears
"Thl' amount of development 1s
onl ~ '.!5 percent of the 1otal pro)ect
area ·· he said "The proJeCt as at 1s as
'c~ scns1t1ve to 1he sens1t1\ it) of that
arc3 ··
Harns said after Tucsda\ ·s Plan-
nang Comm1ss1on meeting' that has
group's real aim v.as not to change the
proposed de' elopment. but to keep
all de,elopment out of Laguna Ca-
n) on fore' er
Conse rva ncy mc:ntbc:n on
Wednesday delivered a stack of more
than 7.400 letters to the supervisors
urging the board to preserve uguna
C'an)on an its presc:.nt. pristine con-
d111on and rcJect The Irvine Co.'s
proposed development.
Harns said 2.000 more letters had
been «-nt to Supervisor Thomas
Rile>
Thomas said he was not aware of
any proposal to acquire The Irvine
Co ·s land to preserve Jt in its natural
state.
"To my knowledge, we've never
~en approached ... he said.
The prOJCCt as to be located on
Laguna Canyon Road about 2V2 miles
nonh of El Toro Road.
Plans incl ude :l.100 homes and 82
acres of commercial development.
A development agrttmcnt that
wo uld lock in plans fo r the project will
~ considered by the Board of
Supervisors on April 27.
MAN, SON HELD ONT AX FRAUD CHARGE •••
From Al
Hill. 31. faces a m.n1mum sen1ence
of 1-i )Cars plus S~5 .000 an fines
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Builders, growth foes square
off in debate over initiative
By GREG &LERltX °' ... ..._ ........
Leaden of contingents fo r and
•inst a county slow-growth in-
itiative took their baulc: to Nc:wpon
Beach on Wednesday.
The featured speakers at the Balboa
Bay Republican Women Fc:dcratcd
luncheon were Tom Roacrs. presi-
dent of Citizens for Sensible Growth
and Traffic Con1rol. and Huntinaton
Beach Mayor John Erskine. executive
director of the county Bu1ldin& Indus-
try Astociation.
The tpeakers squared off ovtt an
initiative that, if approved by voters
in June. would put restrictions on
traffic and development an Oranac
County.
Erskine agreed that somc:thang
nttds to ~ do ne about the county's
increasing vidlock 'woes.
"Traffic as the rea son that 95.000
people signed Mr. ROICrs' initiative.
traffi~ is the reason for a lot of
frustration. and traffic is the number
one thing we have to overcome if we
want to achieve our potential tn
OnHlgc County." said Erskine.
However. Erskine argued that
county officials arc "at the forefront"
of problem -solving on traffic issues.
and he urac:d voters to tum down
what he called "a non-solution .. that
would only hinder triffic control
cfTon s.
"The initiative seeks to achieve a
baseline of service. but the problem is
that we don't have a baseline circula-
tion system. It's not there.'' said
Erskine. "I th ink the building indus-
try is taking too much blame for the
problem. ~cause they're onlr, re-
sponding to consumer demand. ·
Rogers agreed that builders arc not
the primary culprits in the county's
traffic dilemma. He commended
count) planners for creating "fine"
traffic and growth control measures.
but blamed the problem on county
supervisors who arc .. unwilling or
unable" to enforce ordinances and
restrictions built anto the county's
ic:n c:ral plan.
The an1t1ativc, said Roacrs. would
simpLy -requirc county officiaJs to
"play by their own rules ...
"Our elected representatives have
not seen fit to enforce those clements.
and have allowed too many exec~
tions ... sa id R°'ers. "They continue
to ma« cxccpt1ons. and have bttn
unwilling to live by their own rules."
Erskine countered, saying county
officials have pus.hcd ahead with
traffic mitiptfon plans such as the
Foothill Circulation program. He
also took lf jab at slow-vowth
supponcrs, whom Erskine claims
have often stood in the way of county
traffic control measures.
"When people aren'1 out signin1
slow"jrowth initiatives. they're o ut
standang in line to buy houses," said
Erskine.
Erskine said the problem in south
Ora nge County. which has been the
backbone: of initiative suppon. is nol
development but rather a lack of
roadways. All of Orange County. he
noted. only has 165 miles of freeway
for its 2.1 million residents.
By comparison. San Diego County
has approximately 278 freeway miles
for its 2.2 million rnidcnts. saMI
Erskine:. ·
The slow-srowth initiative will
appear on the June ballot as Measure
A.
Elderly living alone
live longer. study finds
WASHI NGTON (AP) -Elderly
Ameri cans livin1 a.lone were more
likely to still be alive two years later
than those who made their home with
someone else.
More than thrcc-<1uanc:rs of them
also were still livin1 independently
af\cr two years. said Dr. Mary Grace
Kovar of the National Center for
Health Statistics.
PLASTIC WALL WON'T REFLECT NOISE •••
From Al
Simpson said.
In fact. he saad the pnmary Justifi-
cation for the wall was to rtducc
traffic noise at the park.
A resident identifyin& himself as
Don Banhw1ck said he had waited a
long ti me for the park only to have a
wall proposed that would block his
view of 1t.
Simpson saad the sec-thro ugh top
was designed to retain thost views. It
would be bu alt of Lcxan. a substitute
for Jlass.
Simpson couldn't say how often the
Lcxan would be cleaned. Opponents
fear it will become a tarJCI for araffiti.
will likely be diny most of the time
and will quickly become scratched
and unattractive.
The issue has split those li vin1 on
opposite sides of Coast HiJhway.
Residents li ving in Ncwpon Shores
- on the inland side -submitted a
423-signature pclition opposin1 any
wall. Residents a Ion& Seashore Ori vc
and Ocean Front - on the ocean side
- submitted a prtition with 270
signatures calling for some kind of
sound barrier.
City and Q ltrans officials will
submit their new plan. which in-
cludes extensive landscapin1 110111
the sound wall, at the next Coastal
Commission meetina slated in May.
The final date for 1hc Marina del Rey
meetina has not been determined. The 1nd1ctmcnt also includes
H' rum J . .\mundscn. of Santa A.na.
and h1swaft". Eva L ~mundsen. Leon
G Hall. of l\tm1on ·VieJo. and
Thomas R. math. of Orange
One dc.,.doped b~ Frank L. For-
n.·ster of 1'.:e1o1. Yori.. 1n\olved off·
shore trusts through "h1ch investors
v.erc <;upposcd 10 be able to conven
ta\able mcome mto non·taxablc: sn-
coml·
your paycheck transferred to some
entity, and then it was f ivcn back to
you as a gif\. so you didn't have to
declare it as i ncomc," said Assistant 'Ti~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ii!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~il U.S. Attorney Tcrree Bowers. "ltwas II
r
The t"1ght defendants allegcdl) sold
tv.o t)pcs of in~estment programs
d<'' doped b} tv.o East Coast ta>.
fraud \"' andlers
Forrester was con' 1cted in 1984 of
criminal con1empt for rt'fusang to
cease promoung h1!i '>Chemc:s and
later died an prison.
.. In that one. supposed!} you had
Wednesday's Lotto picks
By Tk A11ociate4 Pres•
Herc are the v.'lnnang numbers
packed ~ t'dnesday ntght for the
California Lottery's twtce-wcckl>
"Lono 6-49"game· 19.46.27, 30. 15.
35 and the bonus number. 45.
Playe rs who corm:tly gueucd all
six num~rs w11l-shart a prize pool of
$8.8S million. lottery officials said.
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All those who p1ekc:d five num~n
plus the bonus number wi ll divick
among thcmseh es a pn ze pool of
SI 18 malhon: five of sax will share
$506.000: four of six wtll shire
$553.000. Three of sax as wonh an
automatic SS per winner.
The sales for Wcd nC1day's drawang
were S 11 malhon.
all bound up in legal mumbo jumbo.
Pretty outrageous. but they mack 1
real cffon to convince people that it
was on the up and up."
The other program was devel oped
by Bunon D. Linne. of Arlington .
Va .• who 1s an pnson for promoting
illegal tax shelters.
"You would pa) a mcm~rshipfee.
and then they'd give you forms by
which you v..erc: supposed to declare you ~lf a non-taxpayer." said
Bowers.
All eight defendants arc scheduled
for arraignment in U.S. District
Coun an Santa Ana on April 25.
Bowers said only one of the
defendants was an custody. on charttS
not rel ated to the tax fraud schemes.
The others are on summons to appear
Apnl 2S. he said.
The defc:ndanls could not be
reached b) phone WcdMtday.
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Ra.ce start as exciting for spectators as sailors
llJ ALMON LOCKA8EY minutes later the blue cone goes o.11r............. down, foflowed a minute later by the
The panorama of 500 to 600 safflng· red starting signal. The first clu99I
yachts of all sizes and deseriptlons are off and running from their
milling about between 11 a.m. and 1 designated stanlng lines.
p.m .• awaiting their official start of After that It's the same procedure
the Newport-to-Enaenada Race Is for each of the starting claSMI at 10
one of the yachting spectaculars In minute intervals.
theworld. Theonlythingcomparabte You probably won't be able hear
is the spectator fleet followtng .two the hull-thumping of minor oolfflk>ns
yachts around the course in the or hear the crfts of "protest." But
America's Cup. they'll be there ..
Thousands of spectators lining the After the last ctaues have ltar1ed.
beaches from Balboa to the btuffs shortly after 1 p.m., you might• wetl
over Corona .def Mar ·won't know gohOmeandreadat>Qutltlnthenext
what is going on. They'll only ... the day's paper. The yachts wl• tcatter
beauty. Probably not even hear the offshore. teeking their best wind.
obscenities that make the air btue as Depending on the direction and
crews jockey tor posrtlon on one of force of the wind, you may ... meny
the dual starting lines off the New-of the yachts hoisting their colorful
port Jetty. belloon epinMkers for a run down
With a good pair of binoculars you the coast. A eouthweeterly or wee1-
w1ll probably be able to make out erty usually bringa out the "chutel."
three start boats -one near the A southerty or IOUlheUter wtll ...
,etty entrance, another a .quarter-the yachts heeding Cloee-hauled
mile offshore. and still another a toward the beach, later to tack end
.quartermilefartherouttoseawithan head out to .... seeking better or lmg~lnary line in between. more favorable wind.
All yachts are suppOMd to stay In the event of a IOUtheeater, i1
well behind the starting lines while won't be unulU8I for one or mof8
the early classes are starling~ · yachts to wind up at Cat816ne Island,
Classes will be starting at 10-mlnute depending on t~ n.vigatioMI ••-
intervals from noon. and eech yacht pertlM of the skipper or crew.
must have a pennant on Its backatay Ught winds often result in a
Indicating its class. Heaven help you number of yachts to start giving up
if you are crowding the starting line the "gho8ting" at Oceanside or San
for the class starting at"99d ol you. Diego.
II you look cloMty you wtll .. a The onty t9Ctics In the race Is
white cone (shape) hoisted on w:l'I whether to go lnaide or outlkte the
committee boat at 11:50 a.m. Thia, Coron9doa 181anda south of San
accompat\lecl by a gun or whtatle, ii Oiego."thewlndaaredlm6nWMngoff
the prepari1ory signal. Four rnlnut9a Point Loma. meny of the yachts wilt
rater fhe white oone wm g0Ck>Wn, -MMt outl6de the Coronectoe hoping
a minute after that the blue wnlng for the. westerly to hold and tend
cone ~II be hoisted. Agatn, four them t0W4Wd T'?d<>9 ~09 ~
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Others who choose the lnlkte
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Official painting, artist
Former Newport Beech artist Ruth chosen u official artist f()( two
Hynds once egmn Is lending her International salting events: the New-
aupport to the annuel Newport-to-port-to-Eneenada Race of 1986-88
Eneenada International Yadlt Rece and the 1988 America's Cup Eagle
by -accepting the lnvttetk>n of "of-Challenge In Perth, Australia.
flclal artist.'' She Is alto rec:ogNzed natlonalty
Thts Is the third year thet she IS u an offtc:ial Coast Guard artist and
WOfklng In conjunetlon with the wu chosen official artist for the 15th
Newport Ocean Salling Aaodatk>n, annual National Congresslonal
sponsor of the 4 tst rM:e, ICheduted Medal of Honor conyentk>n.
for AprH 22-24. Hynds has juried into and pertlci-
Ml Henri. Henry Millef. Phil Dike.
Hans Hottman. Richard ~korn.
Winslow Homer and Edward HoP-
per.
Most recent reclp.ents of her
artistic creativity are New York.
Australia and China.
For information about original art.
commissions or reproductions, call
Carter & Associates main office.
14795 Jeffrey Road, Suite 206. lrvlne
92714. 857-8550.
For 1nf()(mat1on about race partlc1-
patlon, sponsorSh•e> or purchasing
the official poster. call Carolyn Starr
at the NOSA offioe, s.tCl -1351
Hynds rek>cated to northern Cali-pated in the nationally-renowned
fornla In 1987, yet the "community Laguna Beach Festival of tM Arts
roots·· of Southern California, more and lsamemberofWaterpolorWest,
speclficalty Orange County, draws Het' WOfkS have been influenced by
the artist back to continue her weff-the following modem masters: Rob-
known support of the ••'• or-.-------------------------ganlzatlona.
"EnMnada 'N\' (at right an~ on
the cover) Is the title of the original
watet'color depicting the "official
moment of race start," bo8ts In their
starting claMa; offtciats and pr ... on the toene In boets. helicopters
and blimps with netted tpeetators
vlewi~ from My objeci thet might
~oat.
Hynds has publllhed a tpecial first
edition for the event. This edition will
~ av8ilable only through the NOSA
()(ganlzatlon. .
089Cribing their ...... about the
watercolor and Its effect, NOSA
President Jim KerrlQen and Rece
Chairman Doug Wai Mkl, "Ruth,
you've done It 'llpin, you captured
the 4Mlf'lt on CMV ... "
,And,_... Ruth Hynd-. ls adept at
capturing Orange~. the•• In
turn seemsequ.ity capable In Cl!Ptur-
lng the artllt. Hynds <*' tt• be
cla.imed .. a fellow ClltftornAa native
painting the Southern C....ornia
scene.
Her art has become .. , ..
cognlzable as the Celfomia coaatat
landscapes thet she paints. Oertvtng
much of her IMplratlon from the
unique play of light on water. her
work c.ptures and communicat•
this luminoeity.
The b-.ndng of shapes. their
weight and MnM of velOCfty •e an
active etements. Her art Is never
merety decoratlw: It re-crMtes the
compotitlon, mood and color that
caught the painter and lures U'4l
viewer to partidpate again and
again. · I
The artllt ptep9red for her 'VOCa-
tlon during the first 40 yeers of her ltfe
by active obeervatlon. a bechelor' •
degree and studying In the Ru
Brandt watercotor wortclhope.
Hynds has the dlsttnctlon of be6ng
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t<enneth 8 Schwart O 0 S • Sc>WllhnQ C...,_.. • Thai Tovcn • That $ Entenainmen1 •
Traditional Je-eiera • UnlOn Ott • Un"'~sai S.v•nos • \llo'h1t s C •"Q
San Miguel Drtwe 8t Ford A09d. Newport Beech, CA
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Californian fills tall delivery order for needy
The underpfMleged childf... In
en..ta wtll benefit from the cargo
of donated food, clothing and toys to
be detivered by \he tall9hip Call-
fOf'nlan during the Newport-to-
EnMnada race.
The offidal "Goodwill Ship of the
Jour,.,.Y.' la a fulJ-acale ....aeetlon of
the Lewrence, 1149 Coat Guard
cutter tNlt mainteined 18W and order
during the frenzy of the gold l'Ulh.
Launched In 1984 as the state's
offlclal taltship ambassador, the 94-
foot schooner Qn fty 7,000 feet of sail. DesignedfOf'speed,ahelaoneof
the fastest in her c:tus. Tod~. this
sleet< vessel sails the Pactflc offering
graoe. beauty and the opportunity.
for people of au ages to experience
the proud tradition of cutter sailing
that disappeared In the 1880s.
The Callfomlen wea originally buMt
as a sailing daaroom for the study of
our natlon''-maritime heriqge. The
~tlc:al Heritage MUMUm of Dena
Point offers MYWal unUIUal hends-
on training programs to tMCh 18-to
24-yur-old "c8det•" ~
from environmental awar-to
the thrill of learning to sail a taltlhip.
''The Californian'• prtmery goal Is
to be a training wuel," Mid Steve
Christman, director of the mueMHn
and originator of the veeeee. "We're
tMChing leedenhlp •kllll 8UCh ..
motlvatlQn, Mlf-reliance and teem
work.'' The students come aboerd as
strangers but walk away as ex-
perienced ahipmat•. he Mid.
Adutt educational opportunities,
such as the three-day High Seu
Adventure, are offered on board as
well. This program la dHllJi'*f to
give the experienoe of stepptng bacK
in time to the great age of Mil. E8Ch
participant work• do9ety wtth the
crew in learning to Mil and '*'6gate.
The three-day two-night ~
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~ ~ on history, eeem-an-"'P and earth IC'o:tellee.
The Californian wtl emb.nl on her
journey to EnMnada ab'Q with .. of
the race cont....,..ts on April 22. One
of the best views of the tallhlp and
entrants wtll be at the Corona del M8r
btufts just above B'G Corone Beadt.
lt41ms donated to the c::hlchn of
EnMNlda are being collected at me
88hia Corinthian Y8Ctrt Cfub. By
apedat request of Ernesto Ruffo,
rMyor of Enteneda, there 8llo wtl be
a U. S. delNery van to carry contribu-
tions to Mexico.
Ruffo will be on hand the morning
of the raoe to gtve a special thenlc you
for ewryone . nems needed lndude clothing,
bedding, towels, furniture, hou99-
hold appliancel and toys. Donations
wtl be accepted at t.he dub from I
a.m. toe p.m. dalty ue9pt Mond8y
and Tueaday.
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Lack of organization leaves
winne'.rs of 1st races in doubt
., M.11011 LOCKA8Ff committee to go to .. the Mexic8n 'linChor end extend the starting 1ne 1n
...,._ ...... ...., fiestas end ~t the trophiee on either direction. The oce9l'I racers
Who won the e.....sa yecttt rece lhore. The OU. would be the r-=e who were Mrious woutd stW1 out to
41 "JW'I ego? _ committee.~ 89ked me tf I would the wt end then a~ boats,
n'aagood q1..uon and one you're be race committee c:halrrMn for the wtth not quite 10 able aallors end not
not Mkety to get .,. .,,..., to, not next thr• -Md I vok.lnteered. • tat. WOUid rece in that cruising
ewnfromAobertM.''Bob"AJlanJr., "What I dkl first was to get Pu dMsionstwtingontheotheraide.So
who ...wcs on the race committ• Whittier to 8low UI to uee Na yecttt we had two starting linea. w, would
for the first four recet. Pafotlpe. Lat• we UMd the Sabtt•. then run on down to EMenada and
Bob'avwnlsaf8r fr ---Phil Berg's bemltHul boat for a establish a fini9h llne.
EMeneda recet ;rich°'".;~-:;.;; committee bo9t.
organtz:ed from start to ftnlah. Here la r-_ .. _0n_our __ .,..... ___ 1ne __ we-"-would------~------rpnae---'-"->
Bob's memory of the nm four
Enaenada recet: ·
"In the early days of the 19408 Md
'50s It was very difficult to get to
Mexico to get a dNrartee end to get a paaport end .. the rm of It. Vwy
difficult Indeed. ( Now It 19 no( ft9tl
necesaary to M'tlfl • tourist pennlt to w.it Ensetlllda)
TOTAL DESIGN
(POrt to StWboard)
(Bow to Stem) ·
Cok>r Coordinating
"The fnt race was scheduled. A
number of boata.pertlcipated In It,
and It went on very well. The onty
probtem was that the race oommlt-
•• from Nefpott Beectl, whef1 they
got down to EnNneda. were tr•ted
In a royal fashion by the goyernor of
Lower C8'tfomia. end they pt.ny
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·'The next momir)g whef1 Kent
Hitchcock, the ...._.nown rNWine
photogtapher. wa out tailing pic:-
turea of the -..nriM, he IUddenly
real!zed he wa the onty penon on
the dock .. E.-.da end the boats
were stW1Jng to flntlh:And there•• no race-commlttMt-
''To tNa d8y nobody ree1y knows
who won the ftrat Ell88Nlda rece.
"They deckled to reorgenize the
second one end we <*N up with the
Idea of ~two c:ommttte-. One
commltt• would be the oma.I
EST. 1973
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Perpetual list adds
th_.ee more trophies
bJ ALMON LOCKA8EY Dllllf,.. ...... _
Thirty-three perpetual trophies -
three more than last year -wHI be at
stake when the 41st Newport-to-
Ensenada comes to a close, hopeful-
ly on Sunday, April 24.
The three new trophies are the
Carolyn Starr Perpetual for the first
woman skipper to finish on correc1ed
time. the Mel R1chley Trophy. presi-
dent ol the Soothern Callforla Ocean
FINISH ••.
P'romPaee5
Racing Association. for the first
SCORA-81 yacht on corrected time;
and the George Minney Trophy for
the first Ancient Mariner (wooden
boat) to finish on etapsed time.
Top trophies, of eourN. are the
President of Mexico perpetual for the
International oHshOre rule boat
having the best corrected time, and
the President of the U.S. perpetual
for the pertormance handicap racing
fleet boat With the belt corrected
time.
Otherewerds:
-President of Newport Ocean
Sailing Association trophy -First
Ocean Racing Catamar1n Aaoci•·
tlon (catamaran or trimaran) on
corrected time.
-U.S. Coat Guard Trophy -
First Ancient Mariner (WOOden boat)
boat on corrected time. ................
"In those days there was no
breakwater at E.nsenada and the
boats would come In and fiNlh right
alongside us. Yes. we h*' a few
problems.
··1n one race a Mex!Call gun boat
came in and anchored )n the middle
of our finish line and wou6dn't mowe.
We also had a prob6em on a foggy
of'l1ght when Humphrey 8og8rt was
leading wl th his Santana. and he
called by radio and asked If we~
put oot a radio sigrnll that he and
others coold bear In on We did. and
also flashed our searctilight.
-E.n9eneda Tourist and Conven-
tion Buteeu trophy -ultra light
dltpl8cement boat trophy -winner
of this c&us havtng the best cor-
rected time.
Prleadaof ncepudctpuata..WUCMllldat tlae llUla llotel waltl.qtolleuwlaowon.
"Bogart came back on the air in a
few minutes with a great deal of
profanity.
··eogart said he had 1een our'
hghts and he had turned to finish, but
it wasn't our light It was a highwey
corner at Ensenjada with a trudt
coming around and he almost went
on the rocks ·
"But he finished and got third, u I
remember."
-Mexican Secretary of Exterior
Relations trophy -wtnner of IOR
ctua having the MCOnd best cor-
rected time.
-U.S. Secretary of State trophy
-winner of the PHRF ctua having
the MCOnd best corrected time.
-Cmt Chaprnen trophy -winner
of ULOB class Mvtng the teeOnd
best corrected time.
-Secretary of Marina de Mexico
trophy -winner of IOR clul having
the third belt corrected time.
-U.S. Secretary of Navy trophy
-winner of PHRF ctass having the
third belt corrected time.
-Governor of Baja Calfornla
trophy -winner of the PHRF ctua
having the fourth best corrected
tlme.-l,
-GoYemor of Celifornia trophy
-winner of PHRF class having the
fifth belt corrected time.
-City of Newport' Beech trophy
-winner of PHRF clasa havtng the
lixth best corrected time.
-City of EnMneda trophy -
winner of the PHRF dna haYlng the
NYenth belt corrected time.
-Entenada Ch8mber of Com-
merce trophy -winner of tt'9 PHRE ctua having the eighth •t>est cor-
rected time.
-Emigh Femity-trophy -winner
oft~ PHRF clUs having the ninth
belt correc1ed time.
-ConY«M WurdemM trophy -
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·-tl...,art to ff---............. to .. Dllr ~. Aprl 14, 1 ..
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winner of the PHRF ciasa having the
10th belt corrected time. ... _,_L NOSA trophy -first yacht to
""'9n on elllP9ed time.
-Sec:ond NavW Zone of Mexico
trophy -ftrlt IOR yecht on elapsed
time.
-Laheina Yacht Club trophy -
first PHRF yacht to finish on el8pMd
time.
-New Yori( Yacht Club trophy -
first~ hull divided r~. ketch. yewO to ftnWI on time.
-Porter~ trophy -first
ULDB yacht to ftnWI on elllpMd time.
-AJk:e PurMI MemoNt trophy
-flrat OACA yecht to flni9h on
el8pMd time. -c-.y trophy --first PHRF
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ketch to flnWI on etapsed time.
-Serena trophy -first 9chooner
to finish on corrected time.
-ORCA Trimaran trophy -first
trimaran to finish on corrected time.
-Admiral• trophy -first admiral
to finish on corrected time.
-Jeff Deaver trophy -yecht
dub winning the most trophies.
-South Bay Yacht Recing Club
trophy -yecht club with the most
entri...
-NOSA Special trophy -last
yecht to finish.
In addition to perpetual trophies,
there wilt be •ound 100 take-hc>me
trophies awarded.
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Eligibility to race
not what it seems
to be at first sight
Landlubbersmi ht
assume that the only
requirement Is sail
9y ALMON LOCKMFI .,.., ...............
A glanoe et the horde of yechts
crowding the ster1jng Nnes of the
Ensenada race might lelld to the
assumption that eny boet with sails ls
eligible for the 125-mile rece.
Not so. The sponlOring Newport
Ocean Seiling AleOciatlon hel IOme
strict rules goYWnlng what types of
sailboets may or mey not enter the
race. Most of the rules ere on the ekte
Merine radios are required with
channels 6. 16 and 68 mandatory.
(Channel 16 is the Coast Guard
emergency channel.)
Distress devices must be
·pyrotechnical signals of current ap-
proval.
Official inspectors are located at
each port from San Diego to Santa
Barbara. Names and addrfSSM of
inspectors are included in the NOSA
invitation to race. After Inspection,
skippers may pick up their race
packets from noon to 6 p.m. Satur-
day-Wednesday, and from 9 a.m. to
9 p.m. Apnl 21 , and from 8 a.m. to 11
a.m. on race day, April 22. A
certification receipt must be pres-
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From the beginning the rece was
open to cru6ling yachts of • Nteble
ented to obtain the packet.
type (mlntmum length owr8ll of 22
feet), wholeownersorc:harter•s•e
member"s (not eppticents) of • pcht
ciub recognized by the United Stat•
Yacht Racing Unk>n(USYRU), Pecffk:
Coast Yechtlng Auodetlon (PCYA).
Southern California Yechtlng As-
sociation (SCY A). or a reeognlzed
yacht ctub of a foreign country.
Charterers must Include • copy of
their charter agreement along with
their entry forms.
All entrents must have a v.tld
handicap certificate and must Nil
with a rating In en.ct on April 22, the
start of the r11ee. CertJftcat• must
state the flMt In wNd'I they are
racing -In~ Ofletl0t'9 Rule
(IOR), PerformMCe HMdk:ap Rec-
Ing Fleet (PHRF) Of ~ Rec:ing
Catamaran Al80dation (OACA). All
entrants must be ~ members
of their reepectlw ,._. • of April 4.
This doetn't ,,_..that there won't
be Illegal yechts Mllng from New-
port Beech to EnMneda lllong with
the race. They jueC won't be con-
lidered t.o be In the , .. and wll be
on their own. They won't 9W9f'I get a
flnieh ... at the end of the,.. -
ft9f'I If they croea the ftnl9h tine.
There have been lnllMc9e when
IUCh ... boets .. HOl*Cata, Prindle cats and P-Cata ( .. under the *9
llmita and without the requlNd Mfety
geer) have tested ...., ..,....
.pnat the r8dng yecMa.
There .,. other ~ rwcpr.
menta. and eect\ Y8dlt muet undergo
., lt181)eCtlon beb'9 the ...
r.ceiwe his peckel and la lla••d to race.
&ch lklpper la requlr9CI to compty
with the ~ -..y equlp-mem~ of ...... 1n ...
c-. the ......... --..... be IMpeCted ~ .......... ol .... rece.
bch~mull ..... two•dlorl
and ground .... of llPPfop:rtlMI
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