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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1989 25 E T . .
-· Crews .battlec_c~nyon ··fire, win<Is
Fast work credited with stopping blaze --in Trabuco; downed power line blamed
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Of .. o.llr N9t """
A qu1dc response by more than 200
firefi&hters \\>IS credited for the suc-ccs~lul containment of a I 2S-acre
Trabuco Canyon blaze that was
whipped up by 60 mph winds
Five-car collision
Wednesday • • .
lnvcst1ptors arc blam1n1 a down:.
ed pc>wer line.for ignatint the fire at
about 8:20 p.m. near the intersection
of Rose Canyon and Trabuco Can)On
roads, said Kathleen Cha of the
Oranae Cot.1.nt}' Fare Depanment
Fanned by Santa Ana winds that
R•ll·boar traftlc on Paelfte Cout W.bway ln Ha.n~on
Beach wu aiaarled fo• two boan 1"ednaday afternoon
' austed to 6') mph, the fire spread into
the hills nonheast of Rancho Santa
Marpnta
About SO hou~ along Mountain
View and )camore roads v.ere
eva uated as flames lapped home-
owners' yards, Cha said.
F1refia)lters also made an earl)'
stand around· th~ Joplin Youth
Center, a county facility for bo}s, that
was threatened.
However, no structures were dam-
aacd and no one was inJured, she said.
DC'spue the fierce winds. fire-
fighters were abk to contain the fi~
by 11 :30 pm. They remained on the
scene throupout the niaht to douse
hot spots.
Residents "'ere alJowcd to return to
their home t>cgannin1 atabout 11 ·30
p m , Cha said.
Livestock that was set free at the
height of the blue also had to be
corralled. •
The quick rcsp<>nsc by fircfiabters
and rcttnt nuns helped preve nt
d1sasJer, she said. In add1t1on, y,;ands
lowed 10 about 30 mph later an the -~
after a fi•e-car wreck near the Bolaa Chica bluff•. Police
reported no Mrloaa lnjurlee. Story on Pace 2.
.
even mg. •
"Instead of~121• dry brush fire 11 wa~ a p-ccn ~ss Ort. It could've been
a lot worse, Cha said.
She said 220 Orange County fire-
fighters were assisted by SC\ieral my
fire depanments. as well a the
Cahfom11 01v1s1on of the U. De·
panment of Forestry.
Etscv.-herc m Southern Cahfom1a,
winds ~hina 80 mph dtstro)cd a ·
telhertd bhmp and forced closure of
Onttno lnternat1onal Aarpon
The A1rsh1ps Inc. blimp moored at
Ontano lntemat10Jlal was shredded
by the h1ah wands. leav1n1 httJe m~
than its nose cone attaehed to its
anchor pole. airport security Capt.
Jerry Davis told the Auoc1ated Pms.
No one wa an.J.urcd
Officials closed all runways there at
about 9·30 pm., d1ven101 nights to
Lona Beach and L9s Angelts 1ntcr-
nauonal a1rpons Even as the glf5l1ng wind$ caused ·
havoc throup out the Southland, the
Orange C'oast was spared maJor
(Pleaee ~ QUl(;K/A2)
_LA policeman
c·harged with
gun violations
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
Of ... 0.-,,... tlell
-\ Los o\ ngell"s p<>hce ofliccr ha
been charged v.1\h a1man1 a aun at a
motc>n t v.halc leaning out thf
s4nroof o-r a movma hmous1nc. then
firing into the air dunn& a v..1ld n1aht
·of cclcbrauni has upc.<om1ng marna c.
'hot v.erc rcponcdl) fired along
Pacific C'oast H1ghwa) bt't"ccn
Laguna Beach and Corona dcl Mar
and again as the limousine tra .. eled
alona the Costa Mesa rreev.a)
The se"en-month 1nvesllgallon by
the Orange Count) d1stnct atton'le) 's
office concluded Officer Wtutnc)
Van [)evander. 36. of Anc 11. and h1~
com~n1ons, Anaheim ch1ropra tor
Michael Blau and fellow off-Ouh
Officer Chmtorher lhialttum made
stops at ~vera Oran c ( ount~ bar\
on the night of Jul) I v.hen Van
Devandef brandished the v.capon
~nd tired 1t into the air.
Ocput) D1strac t .\ 11orne)
( re1ghton Lai said \\ edne~> that
Blau and lhzahtum had ~n cleared
of any wron do1na.
There were no repons of 1n1unM an
the 1nc1dent .
e""al people contacted
authon11es to repon the gunfire. seen
coming from the sunroof of the hmo.
E~ccull\.C L1mous1rre Service.
ba~ an Fo1,1nta1n Valley, rcp<>rtcdly
packed up the thrct: nien 11 Blau's
Anaheim office 11 6 30 p m. and
dropt>cd them off well past midnight
near Blau's nuaao Canyon home.
"The gun was pointed directly at
me " \aid Edward C'arracc1oh. dnvcr
of the car behind the hmous1nc. "I
brd. 'Oh. m) God' . and let ofT the aas pedal···
C amccaoh said he then watched as
Van Dcvander fired four shots an the
air. accordma to police reports.
Van Ocvander is a patrol officer an
the Lo .\ngtlcs Pohcc Dcpanment's
5outhv.ts\ D1v1s1on. but has been on
cit tended 1ck leave since the shooting
1nc1dent Pohcc Capt Tom Elfmont
said.
The depanmcnt as conducuna its
o~n tnvest1pt1on and Van DcvandC"r
could face d1sc1phnary measures.
1ncludm1 tcmunauon. Elfmont said.
L1mousinechauffcur Rohen Maller
said the men ass.urtd tum the sl\oot-
(Pleaee eee POLIC&MAJlf/A2)
· Quake survivor Panel rejects earlier beach ~urfews
Aikaz Akopyan and five
others were found alive In
the rubble of a building
that collapsed In
Armenia's earthquake 35
days ago.IA•
Coast
You never sausage glee
when Oscar May~r Co.'s
Wlenermoblle rolled into
town./A3
Nation
President Reagan honor-
ed at an unusual "farewell
review" by the Defense
Department.I A5
Bualneu
Purch...,.aof Stockton-
baeed AmerJcari Savings
and Loan wtll enjoy tax
break• worth $217. 5
mllllon to sweeten the
acqulait1on./ A7
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Oceanfront restdents tn Newport plan
to appeal decision of parks commission
By IRIS YOKOI
Of ... 0.-, ..........
A. request b} oceanfront re~1dcnl\
to begin closing cit} beaches at 10
p.m. rather than the current m1dn1ah1
curfev. has b«n voted dov. n h" the.:
Ncwpon Beach Parks. Beach~ and
Reaeallon Comm ts ion.
Comm1s.s1oncrs cited c.:oncern~
about enforcing the earlier closure
time and rcstncung use ol tho bea<'h
f
1n voting 4-.2 against the 1.hangc The
\.Ote. hov.evcr 1~ ad\ 1sol) onl) Jnll
not neccssanl) the final v.ord on the
ma11er
Represcntatl\t"S of the ( cntral
"'e~pon Beach<. ommun1t) .\\\O('lil·
t1on. the 83lboa Pcn1n<.ula Pv1nt
Auociauon and the \\ ~t '-cv. port
Beach Homeov.ncrs .\s~1a11on
\aid the) v.111 ap~.il the dcll\l<.ln l<l
the C 1t\ ( ounul
TV sOap p~oves
'Balboa Island'
is 99.44% fun
By JOY~ BOOLOVICH
OtllWo.llr .........
The camera zooms in on a
poup of sunbathcn on thC' ~riJ~
beach of Corona dcl 1ar. ud·
denl). a muKular )OUnt man
notaccsa 'tranar red li&ht flash1n1
an the dut.ant waten. Glanc1na up
to the bluff he obscncs a ~ond tlashof~
nd ~hen three of tht' \un-
wonh1~n surrcptauou I) chmb
1ht btuff'Sto 111\CJttptt -to and
bthold -tht} v.:1tncss tv..o
Russian ntt enaro '4"d' 1n a
11na tcr tale. •
The plot thu:ken ""hen onr dark~ha1~ sari 1s cau&ht by the
Ru tan and v.h"'"··d av•a> II aunpoint.
No. it's not •• 1oonh"'t1n ••
this as Oranec Count) s ov.n niltm1mc soap· OP'TI ... 8alhoa
ltfand •• Tht JO.m1nu1c 5iene, "
aal'N on ~blK' l(tt \ cablt>
9'altOM at different umcs durint
tht month TM tGeP. now an ats rounh ,..,l .... lac!er'l~ lfttf \t)( ~ ''andcanbC
Viriiied ~.::c an Hunu on lild, It YalleY. Oita Maa a.d. ol count. 1111 and
dw"" of'Nc•P.CM1 lrech ....... lllAM~ I the
n1daitd ol llidln«tor-41~ ~ la1':1,:,k1111I CoMd of ........ -·"*~
lu~ v.11h Holhv.oocJ'\ Roben
Conrad ·
The ~P opera has all the
in&rcc:t1enh '1e~cn long for. r<>-
mancc. intna~ and murder
(on rad" a theater an tc her
at ( oa time Com mu nit) ( ollcic
and a prorc saonal ctor v..ho ha\
had mall ~ns on SC\eral T\o
shov.
Ht Holl ood contaets ha'c ~n a plus for the show. Randy
Cord•>· a director of the .. Bob
t"*1qn how; .. "&1y trttt'"
and "Coman& of gc;· has
dutttcd several of th~ sho~
Dale Whitt . who ha' d1FC"Ctcd
ep1'°"cs of "Hill trttt Blue\,"
"Heart et~c· and "O'Hara." alw
h1<1 done some of the d1rC'Ctana.
Ont pan1cutar show starttd
~Jam We t, the actor who bt'·
nme fa mous ponra)'m& Batman.
a a \' tnam POW.:"'hO tttum'
home to find ht ha a teen·• n "'ho donn•t ._now of his C\·
I ltn<'t.
Thtrc arc tOIM 1llnn1 d1f·
fcrcncn bcn~ccn the ahll \17.•
7111'1 "Dalla .. Hd lhe no-
b.Sitt. PG-rated "Balboa lsAMd .. hoM¥tt'.
ftlikf lM fabled ltltVIMOft
ioep, "8a1bOI ltland" ""
monthly. rna._•nt It deff'tCUh for ~ IC'MfS to follow a coadiM• ~· f'Mh show ..... ~ ......
and fftdi••id don ... •Whe•
(Pl11• -.. A' "A!MJ
The board\ ot thr three home-
owocrs' groups \upp<>n clo<11ng all
beacties at 10 pm C\ccpt the Balboa
Pier area v. here lire rings arc
pro' 1dcd ut1ng no1~ and other
problems c rcatcd h) pcopk on tht'
bc:ache\ at n1ah1 The problems
v.or~n during the \um mer bcc~usc of
tht' inOult of tounw• re\1dcnt\ SI).
··\\>e all ha"'e the \;lme problem
not JU'>t v.11h nui<,(' hut "llh proplc
not bc:1nf able 10 tind rc°'ltroom\ •·
\lid Phi ~ho:llau. a rc .. 1Jcnt on
C>c-ean f-ront 1n lblhoa
C losing the heal h earlier "111 not
wlH' all thC' probkm\ but 'it's a \ll"f>
1n the nght d1rC'lt1Un · '4.honlau \aid
"If the numbt-rof .PCQple on the hcarh <. orona dC'I Mar ~late Beach because
1s reduced h) SO pcrlcnt. 1t'c. a step 1n of Its re tmtcd accc .
the right direction ·• ··But clo\lna ocean beaches . we'rt
.\n 1dC'nt1C'al request was rc1n trd seldom complctcl) succ~ssful at dos-
b} cit) officials the "'C'ars aao but • ina them down dunng the summer."
03)na Pettit pre 1dent ofthC' Pt'n1n· he said
sula Point "uoc1at1on, \atd the idea Blitch did not ha\e a definite
v.arrants a frrc.h look becau\t' the rt"Commendauon on the 1s uc. but
number of 1ouns1c. comma to Nt"v.· \aid rc 1dcn1' "'ould have to under·
pon Beach rnn11nuC's to 1m:rca\C ~tand that ru&htl) ·s~ecps of t~
"The beach~ art dark 11 n1gh1:· bcachc~ would be difficult because of
she said There·~ no rc~I rta n lack ot manp<>v.C'r
f>C'Oplc should be out on the bea1.:h ·· "'-"<'re there no .other problems 1n
'lewpon Bc<h.h pl,IK~ Patrol ( apt the '11~. thtn ~ d ha"e the man-~ 1ke Bhtch told the comm ... ,1on h1\ P<>"'cr 10 do 11. · he s.a1d.
officer\ haHn·t had much prohlem The main problem area is thC'
C'nfomna the 10 om do ing lime at (Ple&H tee CL06UU/A2)
Newport
students
disciplined
for circular
B\I PA L AflCHJPLEY
Of .. o.llr N9t .....
dm1n1str.no"' arc d1-,c1phnu\I a
roup of cv.pon Hatbor H1a)l
hool studcnu 't\bo distnbutcd a
publication on campu that was
de nbcd as pomoeraph1c and ob-
~cne
Dr Dennis E"an • pnnc1pel al
~p_on Harbor. said ~ <1rouldn't
"d1&nafy" the 'ract by calhna '' a nt .... \papcr. "It ...... rulf of <>bs«n1bn
and pomoerapfuc pacturn." he uid
'tudents had cul out pictures from
X-rattd ncv.. Pll>Cf'S and mapt1nn
and directed c mmcnts 1n the
c1fc ul&r 1owaro o'hct students and members of the faculty, Evant said.
The d1 tnbuicd about a hundred
copt<'s of the handout on the FricMy
btforc ( hn tmu v1Catton. Ftcully ~mbt'rs wt~ •bk to mncve .,.._ ofthc-"-Tn. E ins •id
l .
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t~ °'~Coast DAILY PILOT/ Thurldty, Janu.ry 12. 19e9
Chamber of Commerce's
manager quits in Laguna Calmer, warmer wea t h er Fri day
Clear ltliet and deer...,ng winds.,, f0tec4ttt fQt Frid1y '
throughout SoutMln Cahfetnfa. eccord1ng to the National
weather Setvice •
BJ I.DI.IE EARNEST °' ................
The aencn.l man.qcr of the Laauna
BeachChamberofCommercc, whose
contract was not up for renewal until
April. rcsi&ncd suddenly Tuesday,
accordina to Cheryl Ryan, who was
recently named manqina director of
the chamber.
"It happened all of a sudden,"
Ryan said. "He rcsia,ned and perhaps
he's ioina on to b'per and better
thinp. I don't know. •
Gary Bosley had been scneral
manaacr since January 1988. How-
ever, a new top executive post of
managjna director was rciccntly
created for Ryan.
She was once 1 member of the
Committee for Pubhc Relauons, a
cbamber faction oraanucd tn 1986 to
oust what members con 1dn-cd inef-
fective chamber leadership
Chamber president Ch1d Foutl
bad. ~id late last week that Boslcy's
pos1t1on was not threatened by the
cbanac in leadership
"l'can't ever commit that he's a.om&
to be there for life and I can't commit
that ht v.on't be," Foutz s~ud. "Ht
contract comes up for rtl'\CWll an
April Whclhcr that's renewed, I
don't know at this pouu"
Bosle) was not a'·ulable for com-
ment and R)an cbosc not to dt uss
whether her ~1ng named managina
<itttctor had anytblJl& to do with hi\
depGrt ure. •
"f came m to O\ cncc Lhc wolkina,s
of the chambtr and Gary was to do
spccull projects. prOJectS which he ha
c>.perttst' in and seemed to enJoy,"
Ryon said. "Then cv1dentl)' he de-
cided, well. as 1 sa}'. perhap~ ~e's
found bigger and better thing . "
Neither Bosley nor Foutz were
available for comttaent.
Ryan ~id sh~ has not decided
whether she will hire someone to
repla\.e Boslc)
"After btmg here three v.etks, l'm
going through files and look101 into
rcorganmng a little b11," R)an said.
"Whether I hire somebod) or not I'm
sttll not sure ··
High temper1tur• along the Coast and,,, the 1n1and vall•~•
are expected 10 r•no-from the mld*50s 10 70 d~r Nightll,,,.
Iowa ahould dip Into the low-and mTd·301.
OeMrt Ng,,. W«• precltcted to reech the high 50• and eo.
with lowt expected to fall Into the tMf\1 and m1d-20a
From Point Conception to the Me>ocan 8ordet Ovor ,,,,, r
wa1era, a amall craft 1dvlaory II posted tor tonight and Friday for northeast w1nd1 15 to 25 knots with seas to 4 1 .. 1 below the
c1nyons Oth...-wlte variable Winds to 15 knot• with NH to 2 leet
Weit 1we11 3 t .. t. Mostly cte., ski.
Over outer waters. a amall craft adv1SO<y Is posted for
toniQht and Friday'°' variable winds 15 knoll with aeu to 2 leel
Northwest swell 8 leet tonight and decreas•DO to 6 teet Friday
Mostly clear 1k1os
U.S. Temps.
.. Le l~ °' #s n " .. &O 21
41 40
!13 0 SO )I
Extended'
LA smog proposal.praised .. " •SO 3S 1t 12
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LOCATIOM MD ~
....,, IOfi 8Mct• I J ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A local
effon to clean up the notQnousl
filthy air blanketing the nation'$
second-largest Cll) has won the ·en-
dorsement of an env1ronmentalis1
who said an example 1s being set that
the rest of the world should follow.
Mayor Tom Bradky recen11\
proposed the cleanup plan. which
includes such far-reaching proposals
as planting 2 mlllton to 5 mallaon trees
throughout the cit) dunng the next
li ve ;year!. and sharpl) cuna1llng
dn\ 1ng.
The 63·po1nt proposal represents
the first urban effort to curb the
worldWldC Jf'CCnhousc effect, saad
Jercm)' R1flcin~d1rector of thr Foun-
da11on on ECOflOmtc Trends:
"This landmark project. 1n11tatcd
in a-major American metropolis, will
focus on the urban areas throughout
the .world." R1flcm said. "It as vttal for
the future of the planet tha1 we begin
to sharply reduce emissions of carbon
d1ox1dc and other gases that con-
tribute to the greenhouse effect."
Sc1en11sts use the term grccnhou~
effect to describe a c.ond111o n the) sa)
con11nued air pollution could cau!>C
b) creaung a roof of pollutants that
will form over the Eanh's at·
mosphere That pollution la)'er 1n
tum w1ll 1raphcat 101hc atmosphere.
causing the Earth•s tt>mperature to
nse se'eral degn;es. wh1ch an tum
could have a catastrophic effect on
the E:lnh's environment.
Bradley. who 101ned Riflcin at a
City Hall news conference Wednes-
day. said he intends to ask mayorl. of
ci ties throughout the "'orld lo
emulate efforts undertaken b) Los
Angeles to reduce its air pollution.
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Five-car collision
snarls PCH traffic
Superior Court
ezpansion OK'd
By The Associated Press
pr~::~~~ s~~~~~ p~~~~\ ~~~ m~~ 'BALBOA ISLAND t SOAP IS TELE VISED •..
judges to the backlogged Superior FromAl
Coun system and more suppon continuing cas1 ol c haral 1er\
An Encino man faces felon)'
charges of drunken dnv1ng for his
alleged contnbu11on 10 a five-car
crash that tied up rush-hour traffic on
Pacific Coast H1ghwa;y late Wednes-
day. Hun11ngton Beach police said
today
Kevin C Gysler allegedly drove his
Toyota into rhe rear of a CheHole1
Blazer an the westbound lanes near
the Bolsa Chica bluffs about 5 p.m ..
Officer Bnan Davidson said.
G)'slcr's car and the Blazer both
crossed over the center d1v1dcr after
impact and mto the eastbound lanes
"'here the) collided head-on "'llh
three veh 1cle' head 1 ng 1 n I he oppos1 le
direc11oh, Da vidson said.
"Four of the five ve hicles received
major damage," Da\<1dson said. "We
were lucky that nobo<h was senou-;I>
hun;· Davison said
The multiple colhs1on i.lowed bus)
coastal traffic to a trickle for about
twQ hours while the wreckage and
debns were cleared from 1he road
Davidson said 11 appeared that
Gysler. 36. who 'Nas arrested b)
pohce. ran mto the rear of the \chicle
in front ofh1m while both cars were an
motion
-By Robut Barbr
workers for the cro\\-ded Municipal "This is an act CJf 10, c:· con rad Couns. Under the spending plan apprO,cd said ··e veryone as \Oluntecnng their
Wednesday, the count)'s coun S)S-time. but v.e do ~eep 1t rather
tem will recc1,e a SI J million, 1.,5 profe-ss1onal We ha,ca gaffer, hght-employ~ e~pans1on over the ne,.1 IM ing ~rsol'). soundman cameraman months the whole ere"" goes out "
The Municipal and Su~norcouns All the actors ha'e aud1tf1oned and1 will divide up to SJ8 millton in mo~t are theater maJOI"\ rum loca
improvements bet\\-ecn now and colleges June 30 and SS 5 million wonh of Conrad said the actors wmettmC"'I
improvements in fiscal year 1989-90 are required 10 le am 15 pagcH>f \Cnpt
Also approved was 11 SJ.500-a-)car · because the sho"" 1s taped onl} onu· a
bonus for each of the county·s IOI month O\er a l\ol.o-d3)' pcnod
Judges -3 benefit ihat will cost the A~d unlike pnmc tame soap' ~ou
count} S 707 000 over the ne.\t I~ v.on t find ~cmingJ\ nudl' Im cl'\ months < a'ort1ng 1n'>1dc a \team) \hu,H·r
"Becau-,e OJ (luhhl' aCn''\ rl"j!U·
lataon thl\ 1\ la1rl\ dean \I.Ith n<• hot
and hea' \ hcdroom <;cenei. < 11
POLICEMAN CHARGED FOR FIRING GUN ••. <.our!>C II 1\ no · H11h\ol.3) to lk•H cn
either·· he ~ud. rclcrnng to •h~
) rup)' tck' ~on i.hov. ahout an angd
v.ho doc'> good deed~ From Al
mg was "all nght" bc<.ausc the) were
police officer!..
Miller said when the gun "'hen off
"m)' hean '-"Cnt into m}' throat" but
he didn't pul two and two together
because of the solid part111on separ-
ating the driver from the passengers
He told invcs11ga1ors the three men
were dnnk1ng and grew more 1n-
cbnated as the evening progressed
None of the ltmo passenger., could
be reached for comment. but Van
Devander rcportcdl> told 1n·
vesugators what was rcponed as
gunshots were actual!) explod1n1t
firecracker!. thrown from the limo.
Misdemeanor charge\ of bran-
dishing a firearm and da..chargmg a
v.eapon on a h1ghwa) werl fil ed
Tuesday in Orange ( ounty Munll1-
pal Court 1n Santa .l\na. LaL \31d
Vnn Devander 1s scheduled to he
arraigned f eb 2 an Mun1c1 pal .f. oun
in anta Ana
OUICK RESPONSE STO.PS CANYON FIRE ••..
Prom Al
problems
Operatio ns at John Wa)ne Aarpon
were not affe<:ted, said spoke'iwoman
Kathleen Rutherford
said. 11 .. ef} truck at the c.orner of Ha rranc.a
Parlwa)' and Ea!lt 't ak Loop in
Irvine. The trucl "'a'> 001 seriou\h
damaged and the dmcr "'a) not
tnjured
Th ough omc \<:enc\ a re: i.ho1 1 n thl'
\tud1 0\ of < oplC'' Colon\ C.thlc 1n
< o~ta Mc..a or Rogcri. ( ubk r elt·· \1~1on 1n llunt1os1on tk<1l h 1h1; l tc.:v.
often travcli. around Orange < ou.nt~
captunna familiar s1&ht~
Portmni. of the .ho" haH' ht·en
taJ)l'd in a Rusty Pelican rl'\taurJnl
the Wc}ttn !>ou1h t oai.t Pia.ta t)otcl.
IQC'al lit~ hall\ .ind along the Oaltx>a
and Ne""port pier\
"Th1\ 11. a great karn1n~ t''-JX'ncnn·
for d1rct"lor\ and at tor\ lo\-hu "'"'n1 to
moH up to Holl~ ""<xxt" ( unrad
said 'The .. arc able to v.url an a ~mewhat prolcrnun.il atmo'>phert•"
Pcopk hkr < hml> Uarkc. nuv. a
rcaular on 'L>.i,., ul Our l l\c'>"
Cable TV f i rms t r ain
w ould-b e producer s
Hnan Walultk \aH 11 uni" takt·s SI\ hour'> ot m\lruc11on tu bc<.·ome a local r v ~rodulcr · ·
Waluhk accC\\ c:oord1nJtor lor f{oga\ C able T de\.1\tun \.:lid the free
"'ork'lhop 1Hondullcd at tht• Hun11ngtun fk:.sch pubhL anc:i.Blud10 at a<.hfl
\I allage for loc<.il rc~adent!.
"rhe ptOC~l> tart\ ID lhc \ol.>urk\hO(l \I. here v.e teach hO\ol. to USC our •~inch
'llko cquapmcnJ and hov. 10 rdll a proiram on the air.· he )ll1d. '"The cla!.\
anl ludes handH>n v.orl .md undcr)tand1ng lht' rl'l!.ul0111on., On<.c \OU take the
ll.s\\ and I Lan ~ ... :e ~ uu1'1dC"o htl'r Jtc. )UU du thl' lir~t produ<.llon an 1hn1udro "
I hl' \h<•"' ., m:tlC'rial tht•n <.an ht• \hot on lo"at111n or in th<." \tuJ10 \.\a lull~
..aid J ht• l·4u1pmt·n1 ,.. a' 31lahlc .u no ~'''t 1 ht: 'lhu" 1i. am·J o n 1 h.annd lO
·II 1herl' v.a' munt..'' 1n' uhc:J 11 v.uuldn•t be publl\. U\u.•.,., .. he \aid
'' (here 1'1 no :.sd\l'rll\10g. nu .. lander, no pnll' ~ho\ol. gJ\l'·J •V.'1\\ and nu
ob'4.l'llC maten:il\ '' f(lng 3\ the people <1h1de b' lho..c rule' the~ C'an do
whate\cr 1hc' "'ant ..
Th e shov.\ range lrnm liH· mrnull''> in one.· hour 1 h<' '-ldl'<l'I ~.11r ht·tv.c.·t·n
3.30 <tnd) pm ').JtunJa~. Suntl.t)' •UHi \londa" r he bc'llt'r tht• '>bo" °\ 4ualll\
the more air time 11 ITlcn~. ht• i,a1d
W aluh~ \31<l ahuut Ill ~up!C' u.-.u.ill~ <;ho"' up for thl· "'Or~~hop' h'l
pl'upk u~ualh return 10 do .s \hO"' anJ <Jbout '"" '>13\ a\ 'tcad) prnduu:r~
'It'\ a hobb~ "he· \<lid · \<>ml' J)l'opk ridt• hur'>C.'' and \omc people m;akt·
"ldtu\ ··
<,tarted an · ttal!)t,.1" ancl < onr;.ad
boa\!\ that thl' \ho" ha\ hl"t·n 1c-
rogn11cd in thc n.1t1on.tl puhll~.11100
~ap < >paa D1gl'\l
( onrad ~utJ thl' ""t ollen chJn&C)
frum month IO month. ;and that c."lll:h
\ht>v. I\ not nc~C'\<i.'lnl' a chlll'l1JOl(l'•
to be loo11nucd "-c proh.'lhh haH· a C:t\I ul
.
B> Jo.tt·~ Bodlovlcll
1,000 .. hl' X111.I, lilu&h•na "\.\ <'
u\uall) ha'r c11h1 pnm: 1po1I charac·
tc.-r and I II bnng 1n grouf>\ of e\trt1\. ··
l nhkc Holl) \ol.ood, C nntad trt'Llt)
1he clltras like \Gar\, 11' rng then1 un-
~recn crcdtt\ •
"lt'\ true "Cha' e no budget and v.c
v.orklonadau. but v.t"all ha"ioa lutol
fun doing 1t.t\ he ~•d
"The people at operations said
everything was tied down light Thc;y
did say there 1s not much general
av1at1on ac11' II)'." she said
Wands at the a1rpon were clocked
at 25 mph. Y..llh gum 10 40 mph.
Rutherford said
The Shcnff s Harbor Patrol rc.·-
poned northeast winds to 40 mph m
Newpon Harbor. but no trouble, said
Lt. Dack Olson -The) 're wa1ch1ng
everything very closcl) "he said
Ne11ber did tbe H1a,hY..a)' Patrol
find an)' troubles beyond the t)'pacal
commuter headachci. s~ud Officer
Keith Thomh1ll
Clear skies and decrea!l1ng Y.ind<,
v.cre forrca<>t for Frida) 1hrou1hou1
the region. according to thr \iat1onJI
Weather ~n K~ SEMI ANNUAL SALE!
Mike Manin of outhern Cali-
fornia Eda son ( o. ~td power outage~
"-'ere reported throughout Orange
( ounty. but none along the Orange
Coast
About 25,000 count)' customc~
cxpcnenced some power loss dunng
the night. from 30 seconds to several
hours. Manin said
"We dad ha ve a report of a downed
motorqcl1st on the 5 free"'~· but 11
turned out he had pulled off and set
the bike down until the winds died,"
Thornhill said. "That's not unusual "
Local officials also reponed few
wind-related troubles. although nu-
merous alarms were set off.
CLOSURE ...
From Al
Wed&e. located at the end ol the
Peninsula. and officcl"\ haH in -
creased enfor('C"mt!nt there. Ullt<'h ~1d Hundreds of people \\Cre ar-
rested at the Wedge la~t summer he
said. The bulk of the trouble wa~
reponed in the central county area
About 2.000 customers there were
still w11hout power this morning. he
"We've had nothing scnous here
other than 1t kept everyone awake.''
said Lt. John Foster of the Hunt-
ington Beach Pohce Dcpanment
The wind sent a falling tree
crashing into a 011caao P1aa de-
"The Wedge, we've put a lot of
attention on bc<.'au54! of the com-
plaints." he said.
No one wins lotto jac kpot
Comm1s 1onenC'lyda Brenner and
V1riin1a Hcrbcrts. who voted for the
homeowners' request. s.:ud the) v.cre
1n favor of at least a1v1ng the earlier
closure a try
But other comm1u1oners adm111ed
to enjoying the beach at n1&ht them·
selves and said the bcachcsarc a fairly
safe. concentrated area where youn&
people can con&rcaa1e.
SACRAMENTO CAP) -Suue
lottery officials said toda}' that Satur-
day's lotto pnzepool could reach SI O
mil hon to S 12 million because no-
body won the mid-week SS 6 m1lhon
J8Clcpot. Six 11ckcts bore five winning
numbers plus the bonus to cam their holder~ S253,3 I 9 each. lottery of·
fic1als said. The c111es where those
tickets were sold weren't 1mmed1ately
disclosed.
Another 283 11ckeu with fi ve
correct numbers are worth $2, 767
~i~~~E Daily Pilat
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each Owners of 16.954 ucke1 't\1th
four numbt~ will rttc1ve S4 I C3Ch
An automa11c SS aoes to the holder\
of 295.126 uckets with three
numbtn.
The winning numbtr<1 Pl<'ked
Wednesday ma.ht in the tw1ce·wcckly
"Lotto 6-49" pme wen: S. 8. 12. 24.
47, 23 and the bonus number. 48
The numbers were chosen by lotto
machine durina a tclev1s1on broad-
cast ori1inattn11n cramcnto
Sales for Wednesdax night' draw-
ing totaled S 14.238 m1lhon
"It's not all tourms u ina the
beaches." said Comm1uioncr Jo
Vandcrvon. who voted against the
proposal alona "-'1th C'ommm1oners
Taylor Grant. John Conw1scr and
Diana Spnnicr. •
"We need to enforce. at sound like.
the rules that exist," Onnt Wld
Comm1u1oner A.Z. Taft ab •
tained.
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Hot dog, the Wien~imoblleis back in town
BJ IRIS YOltOI °' .. ~ .........
The Oscar Maytr Co. has r~ur
rected a once-popular idea. and
qune frankly. u•s a wtener
The v.ell-known foods company
has brought back the W1enermobile
-. a convened Chevrolet van
shaped' lrke a huge Oscar Ma)cr
frankfuner -used e~tcnmely
from 1936 into the 196()$ as a
prorr.onon'al tool.
Wc-dnesday. the W1.cnermob1lc
rolled 10 for a stop al the Newport
Beach Pohce Department after
thrtt pohce dispatchers wrote the
company, as.king for Wiener
Wh1s1lcs -another popular
promouonaf Item.
As soon as I heard the
W1encrmobile was coming to toWn,
I h1Jh-ta1led n over to the pohce
Sta tton As a formtr proud 0" ner of
a Wiener Whistle and consumer Of
many pounds of the franks, J kne" 1.
couldn't miss seeing the famed
wiener-on-wheels. ..., ·
'L..mundc 1n comer of
Jamboree Road and Sama Barbara
Drive, a gleaming. 11ant orange and
yellow, wiener loomed into view
. ~
Grove.
Zacum, 24, and Grove. 22. ~tte
selected for the onc-)car hotd<>&&er
p<Mllt<>n from a nauonw1de pool of
col. students. Oscar Mayer of-
ficials 1nterv1c1i1oed doLcns of outgo-
1nJ. friendly communications ma-•
jors at vanous universities and
. chost lacum. a Costa Mesa native
and student at Cal State FuUerton.
and Grove. a student at the Un1 ver-
s1ty of Tcus. Austin, to be the
Westcrn-reJ!on hotdoggers
This was all in PTC.P.ilf3llOO for a
renewed W1enermob1 le campaign.
launched seven months ago.
Oscar Ma)cr~s W1enermob1le.
with the character "~mle Oscar"
d1smbuung hot dog-shaped
whistle~. toured the nauon for
several decades and became a
• memorable pan of man) baby
boomcrs' childhoods. ·However.
with the adva1keme·n1 of-tech'-
nology 1n 1he 1970s came an
emphasis on telcv1s1on promouons.
and Oscar Mayer officials decided
the W1encrmob1le coutdn'l cut the
mu~tard . _
said Her ktttr dch~ted company.
offtc1 I . who Hnt the
W1entrmob1k to deli-.cr the
whistles
The usually mature and mperted
adults of the Poh'e Depanmcnt and
I acted like cxc1ted,1J&&I> k1<b as we
inspcc1ed the mcaty-look1na mobile
and tooted our ~h1stlcs
'.:Looks like an unsafe -.ch1clc to
me," JOked moto~ycte offi~r Ed
Walsh
The hotdoggers said they often &et
pulled over by curious pohce or-
f1ce r while driving the
W1enl•rmob1le, which b> the way,
geu 1.3 miles to the gallon
Despite Walsh's skept1c1sm about
the "eh1cle's safety, the dispatchers
and I accepted Zacurri's offer for a
quick spin in-the W1enermob1lc. As
·the llumungpus wiener rolled.
around Newpon Center. Zacum
honked the horn and waved at
m1hng onloolers. while Van~
derhorst and Rople stuck iheir
heads out the sunroof.
h n e n . H'e1t t1k'rnto
A smiling young co uple. looking
as all-American as -what else? -
hot dogs and apple 'pie.. y,,elcomed 1 me as I approa1.hed the
W 1cnermob1 le.
WhiJc many miss l1ttle0Scar. the
loss of the W1enermobile was the
coldest cut of all. So. after a nostalgia
tour 1n 1986 in honor of the
W1cnermob1le'.s 50th anntvcrsary
-and another nauonw1de summer
tour in 1987 pro' ed so successful.
Oscar Ma)'er ordered a fleet of six
new W1cnermob1les. loca11ng one 1n
each region of the country. ·
• o..,~,.....byNldl~u Suale Maya (left), Tlna Vanderhont and.Peri Ropke warm up to the Wlenermoblle.
when I come to the last bite of a hot
dog -satisfied. but a bit disap-
pointed . .\nd although I was also ·
slightly taken aback by the new
W1t>ner \\.histlcs, \\>h1ch arc shaped
like a wftole pad. ofw.1cners rather
than the or s1ngle-franl model, I
nonetheless enJO}ed reliving the
fun "Hi, I'm GregZa1.urn." the blond
)Oung man said eltuberan1ly A
delicate young woman chimed in.
"I'm Leshe Grove."
Zacurn and Grove are ""hot·
d<?JSers," official drivers of the
W1cncrmob1le. eJtpens on the ve-
hicle'$ h1stol) and g'neral &,oodw1ll
ambassadors for Oscar Ma)er.
''We're ambassadors of fun ," said
No takers?
The We~tcrn-region vehicle
travels 11 states for parades. sport·
mg even1s. school events. bu!>iness
grand openings. "anything and
eve111hing." Zacurn said Those
interested 1n having the
Wicnermoblle at an cven1 cansimp-
ly contact the Oscar Ma)'er Co.
It may not look like U. but the new car-pool lane on the
northbound San Dleao Freeway In Weet.mlneter and Seal
Beach wae opened W"edneeday. The apeclal lane was alao
"It's an '.88 wiener." said Zacum
oft he vehicle that has a license plate
that reads .. BIG BUN" l:he
.Wienermob1le 1s equipped with a
microwave. refrigerator. cellular
phone. ~aung for six or more
people and a sound system from
which filtered the well-loved tune.
'1 wish I were an Oscar Mayer
wiener.·· A microphone can also be
hooked up to the sysrem 1f someone
wants to sing along
The catch> and nostalgic tune
quickly drew Newport Beach Police
dispatchers Tmu Vanderhorst.
Susie Ma)s and Pen Ropkc into
singing along. o-.cr Chnstma( VanderhO<~t
spotted the W1cncrmob1k in II\
local parking plac( at the SL.ate
Ranch off Main treet 1n l.;anta Ana.
Wh en she mentioned "hat ~he-'>3"
10 her co-"orl er\. he 1ouched off a
long session of remin1snng about
chLldhoods filled -with hot dogs and
Wiener Whistle
;•we "ere being no!>talg1c:· ~1d
Ma>) ··Herc we "ere .a '-ouplc or )~\.ear-olds 1thn' around. singing
the'!W1t=ner} ~ong. ·
Ropke sub')CQucntl} "rote to the
()S(·ar Ma)er < o. ·asL.~ng for
"hist Its tor a bunch ot big luh," she
I e\cn co nsidered quitting
JOUrnahsm to become a fult-time
hotdoggcr. a1ob I know I'd relish as
much as Zacum and Grove clearl y
do. lntc~ 1cw.i. for ne't ·year's hot·
doggeri. "111 be 1n Fcbrual) at Cal
State Fullerton. the\ tel1 me. ~nd being ~foot-10. J'd e'en
make a ~cat '"L111Te Oscar"
·HB man who saved
teen ' s life invited
to.inauguration
By Tbe As ociated Press
A Huntington Beach nllcrg1'it who
saved 1he hfc of a lt>->ear-old girl
during n 1;ampa1gn ralh tor C1eorge
Bush 14st October has bctn 1n' ned to
the Prts1dent-eleci's 1naugurat1on
Or .Ma\ Bcms tnS(rted a 5-inch·
long plastll llf'\1.8) tub<' into lhl'
throat ofl hnc;11nc Rytx>ld. a memt)('r
of the < orona I llgh ~hool rnlC\r
guard. \\ho collapS(() dunng th<' nu
)4 ratf\. 1n C~rnio~ ·
ften,ard fkni'> re-called. ·· '-1r
Bur,h said. •If I get elcltl'd. I wan~ ~ou
as nn guc.,t a1 thl' 1nau1turation
fhe 6.:!-,ear-old phH1rnin ..aid 1n a
rl'cent 1ntl"n ll'" that he "as Ulndmg
about I 0 leet from the stage "hen
\11ss R}hold collap!!ed anJ fell
b3ckv.ard oil the platform
Bush con1111ued to \peaJ.. and lknic;
"as among tho~·\' ho ru~hed fol""ard cloeed brteny. u thla photo(rapb abowe, on ita inaugural to hl·lp
day becautte of a car accident. The CHP eetimated about
2,000 motorlata uaed it between 8 and 10 a.m. Wednesday. &n1<. .. .aid thl' girl h.iJ '1c1rix-J
breathing and wa staning to tum
blue tte looked into htr throat and
~" It\\&) bl<Xl-ed "-nh mucus.
'"She had a bronchial infocllon
"t\1ch had been eau'ilf\I mucus lo
build up," 6en1 1d .. he had held
bad. ·from \:OU&}Hng because !>he "'a JU~l a fc\\ feet Trom where Mr. B~h
"(b spca lJOi .•
The dOl.tor ~aH ht' eanies the
auwa> tutk on h\~ h·-. chain for JU4'1
such· an cmergtn(' He 1nsen<'d tht•
tube-m her throat and the 111rl
1mmcd1a1cl\ hegan ~rt'ath1n1
through the cleared a1~a'
Ben1~· 10' 1ui11on to Bush" S"-ear-
mg-in cen·mon\ as. v.ell a \C'parate
1n' 1ui11om to two inaugural balls and
othcre,ent) arn'ed in the m:ul hl\J
\\Cek
r he Jex tor said hr "111 tal.{' h1\ I ti
)Car-Old daughter .\111\on to Wash·
ington for the Ja n ~l' ceremon\ ·
·-r,e got m\ lu\·an<l tnp hat read'
to go ·· Ekn" '>did
Woman hit by truck had premonition of accident
By LESLIE EARNEST
OllMl>ellr ..........
A Roto-Rootcr truck struck l\\>O
~omt'n "'ailing 1n a Laguna Beach
croswalk \\-etln~3) and drasacd
one of them about 20 fett before 1hc
dnYcr..r~lllcd tbc ~o.rru:nJ1ad bcm
hit. la&una lkat:h police rcportt"d
1 PoucE Loe
-~ -~-
Jud) fnc\Cn, a 45-)ear~old uguna
~ach resident. was in stable con·
d1t1on at M1ss1on Ho p1tal 10 M1 ion V 1eJO, where she was being treated for
cuts. bruises and a pos 1ble con-
cussion Am) Manfren1. a Lagunn
Niguel res1<le n1. was treated for minor
uyuncut the ho)J)ttaLand released.
"I'm J\J\t real \Ore:· Friesen \aid in
an anterv1e\\ toda) .. , led hkc I got
hit b) a trucl ··
ThedmC"rofthe truck. 34-~ear-old
Jerry Wh11taler of DaM Point. "as
going v.est on Park Omc and
preparing co tum ten on Glcnne~rc
trect "hen he hit the v.omcn. Officer
John CYConoor w~d.
"tk iu~t did no1 Set" them:·
Former partn~r a~suspect in
Mickey Thompson slaying
Loi ~ Sheritr1 dctcctJVC1 v1ct1ms' nahts act1v1\t
eumincd the btlhna rec:onh or a In an affidavit 1ocompenyma a
. Southern Cahfonua ttllular tele-Dec q .scarth warra.nt request..
obone customer calleCl by a oneume shcntr, tnvcsuptor Cheryl t)on1
bttter nval of .a&an auto rltCU\I wrote \hat she behe\ed "the name or
PfOmotcr Micktj Thompson, IC· the subsrnber . will assm in obtaan·
contias to• publiibdt report. int funheT evidence of penons in-
50Urte that Good~1n allqedl)' assued
a contraet for Thompson's layin.a.
the 1ffida, 11 said~
And I..« Ha lam, 1 con~truct1on
emptoytt, u1d OQodwin atJeaedly
\hrt1tened to kill Thompson if be
hurt Goodwin tin1nc1aJly, the docu-
O'( onnor ..aid "'t>artl\. I thin~. becau~ol thnh.ido" ul iht bu IJ111g
and thl' llghl "a" in h1\ l''I.'' ·
Mantrcm wa., ')trulk b, the 11ght
front side of the tru'-~ <re onm·r ... rnJ
The dn,cr wa' appau.·nth '>':t1d11ng
the w.oman tau hall"ard "hen hl' hit
f ncsen. Fin:lighler'i '>'l'n.· calkd 10
rc~cue Fne\l.'n ninncd un,h r th~·
~ !-
hot from a trn gun l Ju't·J S 'O
v.orth of damage to a home 1n the
2800 block of l a~lk Ori' c on
\\. edncsda). Thnhou arc behc' ed to
ha-.e been tired bet\l.CCR ~:30 a.m
aod 3'30 p.m • • • A nta na \\Oman was arrc led
outside the Sea~ store at South oac;t
Plaza on Wtdnt"~A) afkrshc alleged·
I) con~aled mrnhand1~ 'alut'd at
mort than S200 1n a '>hopp1na bag and
attemp1ed to le3"C ~he area \11 e
Godo\. N . "'3 arrr'lted at~ Sp m
trud• alter be1ni dragged a~ul :'O
foel
"t "a' aware ol being hit and I
remember th1nk1n.rr · ..\m I going to
ll\e th rough th" · · <,.'lid T nc~n.
dmxtor of P"" holog' at ~him~
Care< enter on C.1knncHt' "I feel !io
th.illklut lo bt: Jh' c ~
FneS(.'n ... ud 'he and Mantrcn1
and lhc man then tncd to run hc.-r ~111
the road. she said The man dro"e .t
blad. fo)ola p1rkup tha1 reported!)
"a'\ tnkcd to an .iddre in l:.I i oro • • • A v.oman in the 160CJ() bl0< \.. ol
\a, brook Lan<"~" a man h1(,ic a km ft
under a rod. in her front \ard 1 he ~capon \\3\ boolC'd into e\.ttlc.-nt:C b)
office~ , ' .....
re 1dent 1n the '1~mt\ of 6th ·~t and 011,c .\ \'enut• \;Ud that 11n
011 v.cll pump d1~turbcd hi.'r "1lh 11
~~h1ng no1\\.''> .it 10 'o fl m
\\edn~a'
Fountain Valley
"alked 1hrough the same cros wall
<>honl~ before on their way to lunch
and tJlled about media account of
peopk being hit 1n cro)S"alks
"'The' both had a prcmon1t1on •·
O'( llnnor )31d '"That's the fi~t thing
lhe~ hoth told me. 'Wt' "ere JU t ~
tirtkmi .ibout getting hn 1n-~
crn\'>'>'al._ · ·
on \\l,.·Jn\.·..Oa\ • • • .\ man in an au1omoh11c aJ)-
proa,hcd a "oman at (jlcnnc) ~
~t(ect at the lo"er lc-.el par~m& lot
and otltred her monc) in c:1.cha n
for '"tall .. fhe suspect wa~ gone'
"hcnolli~rsam'cd ... • • • .\ passpor1 and grren cud "err lO'>t
\\ t'Jnc)da) in the 700 blOl.k ot uth
( ~ast H1ghV.tl) .
lrrine
Calll pMced to lot Anetkt by volvcd in the death of the Thomp-·---nompeon nva& Micbacl .Goodwin ton1;~"-----
&om I ~toft'IM South Carolina Ooodwtn's attorney. Ro n
COMt lld authorities to obWn a Coulombe. couldn'1 b( rrachcd for ~ ...,.., for t.eleptione com·
mcQ.ls said. •
hcntrs invt1tiaaton tcned
anolMr' S(attb ~'lll'rlnt on phone ~rds at Goodwaru' Uiuna Beach
home last summer •
• • • i\ h"-1nn l~'>ptt\J h1nclr " c; Theownerofl 1~77l h,·,rnkt 'tin
reponcd \\ c.-dne\da\ that 'omc(1ne
bro._c into hie; car pat.,l'd in lht• I "000
blod of t:icdler ~trl~t unJ n:mo' l''1
"aro equipment 'alucd at s~oo
It probabl) 1odl tv.o to 'ltcat 1
v.rought 1ron gate from the fron1 )lrd
ol a llome in the lO block of Ltt trttt
on Wedne\da) mornina. • • • • m('()nc Mole an Oncntal \nc
.-1 NCOntl. tbe Lal A~ Hetald comf'MJ\t. · ..... Eu-iner reponect 1n Tbunday's Goodwin abo A:Ould not _-con-
edlllHI tldCd; ~was no telephone duu-
no.DllOiL= '9, and hil wl* Tnacty, _ lOl)I. lt.una for Goodwin. •ho re-
41. _.WY pnned dow1I Matcb poncdly hvcs 1n t.aaun.a Beach. 16...., tbai tubutblD ltome ift Thompson. ~ho wa awarded
wllll ...-... termed. a ~ SS14,381ina 1986l1"''u1t•temnunt
I 11' rm' d••ioe. ft'om the bitter break up oflm partner-
Tltompsoa '1 1i1ter. Collene ship with Goodwin, told frimds he
Qrs•ll olSU ~-·as rec::aved numcrou' dath threats
..,. ~her 1 ba9iw before he wu slain.
C'>c ;sl. ._ owe -.... .W. Lot Antda Cohscum Gncta1 _..._. hm aa _,, w o._.., Ml"tl" Joel Ralph told in-
- -CauiliM lliMd. • I ... eon he~ f'roro I tdiablt
ubtequent anvnupuon rt'ealed
Goodwin boujht 1 S7-foot y-acht and
ir\JWJed a ee~pMnc aboerd ""htlt
swyana in SOuth C.arohna last sum-mer.
The te~ call that P!Omplrd
the tatat ICalCb wanantcame July 7,
tM allldavn IUd.
Marina ....,,.... ua South ro-
bna ~ Oft dilit Goodwin bo9t
~aed ulMift wMMwr the ee ...,.. °" 111e at,..., Bob Utusy, m&Dllft' o(O.by:Marint.
stolen from 1n fron1 of tlic Welle;
Fal'JO &nl... I 54 ~port 81-..d .. on
\\.cdnc\day Ttic 1hrft occurn.·d at
about 3 I Op m. v.h1le thcov.nerofthl"
b1nck "as in the ban'-
Hv.nttniton Beacb
i\n I I ·)car-old sirl said a man
approa h d her as \he ""'& lca"ina
Sowt1' hool on Wt"dnndaj and
isled her 1f ~he v.antcd to ha\C te.x.
The &Jrl ~ind 'he rttotn•ttd h1m a
the man "'ho parked acrou the .atrttt
from the "hool at 9300 lndianapoh' ~,e. abOut fourmonlhsqoand sat in
his crcam-colol'N or ycllo• van. Shc-
d!d•ft ttt lM "f:htclc Wcdncldl), t~
airt uid. • • • A woman 111d that another dmtr
~ Mr tar doOr at M11oot1a
Street~ Plc1fK' COMt Hiiflwa) on
Weidnaday It lbout $ P,lll. Ind t"allcd IMr ..... lunch of ... ,.. .. aftrr an
......,... o~ dnrill!I ._. SM
tail ........ ltmtte ..... ..,
.... ~ meonc dt' tn.>)C\1 a SWtl dl"(·
lOCal lttflt box ai a halllkld .ti ~i-slc\ uar~ Pork :u atx)ut 'O a m
Wcdnt'Sda) •••• The ~ind hield of a I ~'i'tl Honda
( i' 1c etJked 1n Lbe I OOOQ. hllx k of
1 uhp Center 1 u ·sd•' mo•n•n \\"<;
smashed 1 h o"'ncr ~1d ht' \U'IJll."'C\'i
the SI SU dama c " \ <Jon1.• h)
Ju-.en1ks "'in& 1n the area
1-ap:Mlleacb
The dn\cr of a blue <.ht' rol ·1
travdi• wntbound on 1...a&un1 <'a·
n)on ROid on Wronc~.h•> afh.·rnonn
apptaltd to bt threatcntl\ 1 ~s~n·
9Ct •tda 1 knafi. POh1.c •ett unable to
J«a~ thf IUlpc'{I. • • • bearded man 1n tu 1 ,,.,.,
l-eponedl 'lri>'wllftl IM aiTa Ot lM
JOO .Mid bl'~ O'h't M ? p.m
"onh S2.~00 from tht' lobb\ of the
Rcg1'>lf'\ Hotrl bct"een 10 p.m
Saturd:a\ and b a m Sunda\
\ white 19 S f O Ota \ 11\ ,..,.
\talcn from 1he 10 ttlcxk ofAq.\tonc
.. omctimc Moniii~.
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Gang task force
ur. es war against
an terrorists
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
• George Oeukmej1an's task force on
pngs Wednesday issued 100 rec-
ommendations. including adult trials
(or 16-and 17-y~r-oJds accused of
violence or dTug dealing.
The task force also suggested "sing
vacant military bases as prisons to
create more s~ce for gang members.
using the California Nauonal Guard
to patrol the Mexican border fOf drug
smuglers and imposing mandatol)
life terms on people committing
aSs&ults with machine guns.
"Today's gana,s arc urban ' ter-
rorists,." Robert Philibosjan, chair-
man of the State Task Force on Gangs
and Drugs, said at a Capitol news
conference. "Heavily armed and.
more violent than before. they are
quick -to use terror and intimidation
to"5Cizeand protect their share o(the
lucrative 'crack' cocaine market lls
well as markets for Qther drugs."
Deukmejian in 1986 named a task
force on youth gang violence, which
made recommendations that in-
cluded tougher sentences for gang-
related act1 v1ties. The governor last
summer asked the task force to
reconvene to study the-e~pans1on of
gang and druJ activities because of
the recent nsc in ava1labillty of
"crack" cocaine.
Philibosian. a former Los An&elc
Collnty d1stnct attorney, said the task
force held five hcanngs and heard
from dozens of witnesses. 1nclud1na
many gang members
"What we found was an alarming
situation," he said. "We found It,
unfortunately, to be ~orsc than our
expectations."
He said most gang members arc
under 18 and leaders arc recruiting
children as young as 9 o. r 10 as foot
soldJers 10 dcll"er drugs and act as
lookouts. ·
·:Thc,cri.m1nal justice system has becnJar ·too lcaJ.Cnt wilh .}'Oulbful
offenders." he said. "The gangs kno~
that."
Among 1he recom mendat1ons:
• Mandate life imprisonment for
persons convicted of assault \.\Ith a
machine gun.
Robert Phlllboelan
• Use vacant milnary bases a
state prisons or county jails to hou~
nonviolent offenders and f rce up
prison .space for violent gang mem-
bers l\nd drug dt'alers.
• Use the California National
Guard 1n surveillance of the C"ah-
forn1a:Me '<: border to help local
law enlorcement catch drug smug-
glers.
• Require public schools to teach
gang and drug prevention programs.
• Train school teachers and ad-
ministrators about gan~and drugs.
LADlayor
will try for
a fifth t'erDl
Winter storms have not
reduced drought danger
~S ANGELES (AP) -Mayor
Tom Bradley embarked on his cam-
paign to win an unprecedented fifth
term when he was the first to file in a
field unexpectedly cleared by the
withdrawal last week of his strongest
potential challenger.
The 71-ycar-old Democrat was first
in line outside the city clerk's office
when 11 o~ned Wednesday, the first
day candidates could declare their
intent to run in the April 11 election.
Forty other ~ople filed for various
offi ces, in the first of four days for
politicians to declare their intent to
run for city office. City Attorney
James Hahn and City Controller Rick
Tuttle both filed for re-election for
races that drew no challengers b)' the
day's end.
Eight City Council members who
represent odd-numbered d1stncts
havc_sa1d ·they will seek re-clec11on
and five of them filed Wednesda~.
Most of them face oppos111on.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Despite
storms that are greening Cali fornia
and draping th e peaks Wlth sno~.
officials say winter has yet to drop
enough water to avert a third con-
secutive drought year.
Reservoirs that have shrunk nearl>
one-fourth in yolume in a )'ear have
yet to receive much runoff from rain
or mclting snow, Bill Helms, spqkes-
man for the state Dcpartmen\ of
Water Resources, said in a recent
telephone interview.
"We haven't received hardl~ an)
(reservoir) storage yet and thats 1he
key to this whole thing," Helms said.
The 153 major reservoirs that bank
most of Cahfom1a's water contained
20.1 million acre-feet a )'Car ago. but
have dropped to 15.2 m1lllon acre-
feet -68 percent of average and only
40 percent full. Helms said.
Wednesday. a lively storm swelled
north coast rivers. including the
Smith River in Del Norte Count)'
which crested less than t"'o feet below
the )~foot Oood stage.
But Smith River. which empties
into the ocean bet\.\een Crescent C1t)
and the Oregon border. adds little to
the state's water suppl), and little
runoff reached streams filling Shasta
or Trinll) reservoirs. ·
Helms said tittle water 1s filling the
.state's reservoirs because dry soils
have soaked up much of the rain and
cold weather has kept snow from
melting.
Prcc1p1t.ation so far has been nor-
mal to above-normal in Northern
California, which supplies a m~1onty
of, the state's water. but officials
caution that the -rainy season is less
than halfway over and sull could
change dramatically.
"We don't have enough snow UP,
there nght now to meet the needs, •
said Gal) Hester. a Water Resources
Dcpartmt'nt forecaster." If )'Ou began melttn~ that snow today. we'd Tall
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Armeni&n quake arvlvors
dlscovei:ed under building
MOSCOW (A P)-Six people who
survived on canned ve&t"tables. fruit
,and pickles for JS days after the
Armenian earthquake were pulled
alive from the basement of a col-
lapsed apartment building in
Leninakan, Ta s reported today.
The sur"1vors were rescued
Wednesday, Tass said, the 3Stb day
after the Dec 7 earthquake that killed
an estimated 25,000 people in north-
west Armenia. Rescuers last pulled a
person ahvc from the wreckqe Dec.
26. Tass said. .
The six mt'n wt're found under the
rubble in the basement of a nanc-stoi;
apartment building which had col-
lapsed on them. the official So"u~t
news agency ,said in a repon from
Yerevan. the capital of Armenia.
They survived because thert' wu
plenty of canned food stored 1n the
basement. Tass said. All arc bo p1tal-
ized .1n Yere,an but none are 1n
danger, doctors told the news a1ency
Tass did not say how the s1~ men
were fou nd or who rescued them.
Officials had ended the search for
survivors 'Weeks ago, say1n1 1l was
necessary to clear away the rubble to
prevent d1~ase spreading from deca-
yed bod1es.-
Au thori t1es have been demo1Jsh1ng
butldnl.JS that could not be rcbu1h
aner the hrthquake.
One of the six ~ur\'1vorsi A1ku
Akopyan, had medical train1n1 and
administered ma~ to the otben
to relieve the pein of their 1nJunts.
Ta ssald. Thefirstreportssa1d oneof
the men, Karin Sark1ssyan. hid a
broken arm but there were no
1mmcd1ate details on their others'
IOJUnCS. The quake leveled much or
Lenanakan. Armenia's sq:ond-larJCSt
t'lty 10 miles cut of the Turkish
border and left thousands horuelts •
Once home to mo~ than 280.000
people. Ltn1nakan today has only
100,000 1nhab1tants. thousands of
v.,hom now live 1n ttnu Many
rcs1dents have ~n evacuated
·-. Fleets·of 737.s checked for
faulty fire ala:f m warning
LONDON (AP) -Bntish a1 rhnes
today checked engines and fire alarm
wiring on aircraft s1m1lar to the
crashed Boeing 737 as officials tried
to determine why the jet's starboard
engine was shut do"'n when its port
engine was ablau.
The Ci\ll Aviation Authorny·s
order Wednesda> prompted experts
to speculate that a fault) alarm
S)'Stem misled the crew of the British~
Midland A1rwa)'S Jet into shutting
down the wrong engine. causing the
crash Sunday that lolled 44 people
and injured 82.
"It points to a possibly spurious
warning being given to the night
deck." said Freddie Yetman. techni-
cal sccretal) of the British Airline
Pilots Assoc1a11on
In the United States. the Federal
Av1at1 on Adm1n1strat1on late
Wednesday s1mi!Arty gave U.S. air-
lines.three days to checlc cross.-wmng
on 300 Boeing 737s. "We think this 1s
not a very likel) scenano. but 1t''i a
check that can be done "er;, vcf}
quickly without disrupt in& ~nice ·
said FAA spokesman John l..c)den
.. We certainly believe n's a prudcot
measure to go out and check to makt"
sure there's nothing wrong v.1th the
fleet," Bocin& spoke man Cra..g
Manin said in Seattle. "But certa1nl>
this prccaut1onai; measure doc'i nol
1mpl) there has been an) cause
1dent1fied" for the crash
Bnush inv~t1ga1ors said the
starboard engint' and its warning
~ystems had to be examined minutely
and detailed evidence taken-from ttle
pilot and co-pilot before the reason
for the shutdown would be known.
Pilot Kevrn Hunt, who broke his
bacl. in the crash. was quesuoned for
45 minutes by 1n,es11gators on
Wednesda) as U media and
Bnutrn's tabloids blamed him for
shutting down the wrong cn"ne on
Flight 8092 which "'aHn routr from
London to Belfast
The nev. Boeing 737-400. fl)ing
onl) on the fire-<iamagcd part engine
crashed on the embankment of Eng-
land's main north-south MI h1gh~a)
about a half-mile shon of Eu1
Midlands Airport, "'here 11 was ti) ing
to make an emergency land1n1-
Mexican oil workers returning
to their jobs after union protest
ME XICO CITY (AP) -011 rt'-
fanel') worlters nation"' 1de began
returning to v.or~ Wednesda}. ending
a series of stnkes and rallic~ to protest
the blood)' arrest of their union bos~s
on "'eapoJlS and corruption charges.
• The • go"crnment continued ns
crackdown on Joaquin Hernandez
uaheta, leader of the pov..erful 011
Workers Union He and about 50
a~ates ha' e been arrested on
fraud. weapons and tu c"as1on
charges.. said a spokesman for the
attorney general's office. Fernando
Anas Pe1t-z
Meanwhile. authon11es said two of
Hem:indct Galicia'$ bodyguards -
who were arrested 1n the sweep -
reported that 1he1r boss ordered the
1983 slaying of a mayor who headed a
u111on local. officials said
The attorne) generars office said in
a statement late Wedncsda~ that
Hcmande1 Gahcta told tn\t'Sti'8to~
he purchased scores of "'capons in the
L'n11ed States
HernandeL (,ahc1a told 1n-
'es11ga10~ lhe "'capons v.ert brought
into Mexico by his .. good friend:·
Jose Cruz Contrera\, a former ma\or
of Reynosa. the ~tatement ~1d C n.11
Contreras Ba' e the v.eapon~ to
Hernandez Gahc11 on D« I 0 11 ~1d
Reynosa. v.h1ch ha\ a refiner) and
petrochemicals plant. lies acrO'>S the
lJ.S border from McAllen Tt"~as II
ts a stronghold of 011 "'orlt.er\ allied
Israeli settlers demanding
end to West Bank uprising
By Tbe Associated Pren
BR K H On upird Wl' 1 Banl. -Angi; \Cttlcr<. shou1cJ do"' n Pr111w
Min1:.1er Y111hak Shamir toda)' and demanded that the government do morl" to
quell the Palcst1n1an upn 1ng In the West Bank to"'n ofTulkarrm. 1roop\ \hut
and killed an 11-)'ear-old Pale tin1an durin1 eta hes following the funrral ot ,.
Palest1n1an tccn-agt'r who died of wounds suffered car11er rab doctors ~•d
The army confirmed both deaths ham1r. who spoke at a mo\imina ~rrmon'
in Brak ha for a slain Jew1 h settler. was confronted by a cruv.d ol !OO settle"
They 'iCreamcd demands that he put an end to auacl.c; on Jev.\ h\ Pale~11nian\
and chanted. "You are doing nothing." ·
Sovlet visitors will receive AIDS test
MOSCOW -The Soviet Union says 11 "''II try to maintain its minu'iCule
AIDS rate by screenina foreigners forthc deadly' 1ru'i, even fomnp mand.uory
tests of some v1 ttors who cannot provide proper medical proo r orcianen.
who want to stay tn the country for three months or more will bt' subJCCt to
tt'st1na for the di~asc bcl•.nni.na next month. Foman Min1~tl) poke man
Gennady I. Geras1mov 531d. ·Here. there cannot be an)' discnminat1on ..
Gcras1mov said "We conduct te ts of our own people ond be 1dc\, 5u111111c,
show the Soviet Union is harply la111n1 behind other countne-.. 'Ill)' the
United tatc • tn the number of all people (with AID ). nd ~e JU t don't want
to catch up." The Soviets once rqardcd Al D a a disease p:awntd b> Wr l<-rn
sexual depravity and drua use. One Soviet newspaper's ac\ount h d ('~en
claimed the virus was the rt ult of a U.S. b1olog1cal ~arfart t\pcrimcn1 gone
hl)'Wlre. .
Moslem guerilllas repel attack in Lebanon
SIOON . Lebanon -Iranian-backed h11tc Mo lcm auemlla' out-
numbered ~Uri dro"e back a three-pronged auault on their south l...t"hanon
mountain stron&hold today m fierce fiah11n1 with pro. )nan rival~ Poli<'t' Yid
a I ,()()().mona lorce from the mamst~am ih111c Amal m1li11a lost fi~c fiahters
killed and seven wounded m the failed attack ap1nst fundamentah 1
Hczboflah members entrtncht'd m Jbla v11taac southeast of tdon.
SerVices held for
Mabel Smith, 88
A mt'monal strv1tt was held
TUcsday for Ma~I M mith. lona-
tinM: Newport Beach rnidcnt. who d~ Jan.' 1n htt Bilbol lslaftd home. SMMAll.
loril Nov. 2. 19Q9dn louktcr.
MOllL, Slimh mamect naa Will Smith
of Whntier, and tht couplt movtd to
lllboa lllud in 192.5.
IR dlGlt diys. IM iilud WM be~l'. men tbaa I llftdlllr. Rnidnlial
.._.. Witt uftJ9ved and midtnn
n•el1dtoll'Ml...,. m w.d oa the
Jim or llllir on~ ···,SilkhHltled llerh ...... IR ..............
fJ7 -· .... """-' •• ........... ,, .........
with Hernandez Gahc1a
Stnkt's b) refinery work~rs brol.r
out Tuesda) nag.ht after thr arrests
began. Tht' union corruption 1n-
~est1pt1on 1s w1del) ~n as .t
challenge to the union b) th e nc~
adm1n1stra11on of President Carlos
Salinas de Gortan
Guards were posted at gas sumom
and refincn~ and man) motonsl\
feann& shortage\ formed JO.. and 40-
car line to fill up their tanks at
stations In Mei1.1co ( II~. r ampKO .&nd
otht'r c1 ues
But petroleum "'orl.cn began
showing up at their 1ob) later
'Wedncsda) aner a union o ffioal
culled for the strikes to end.
(
Allies bac·k
U.S. action
UNITED ATIOI'~ (AP) -Th<'
l nated tatcs. Bnt.;un and Franct•
Joined in \'etoina a Sccunl> Council
rewlu11on that "deplored" 1he u \ ~IV) 's downing of tv.o l 1byan m1h·
1ai; JCI~ o"er the \1ed1tcrranean on
Jan. 4. ....
Just hour'\ before \\.-t'dn~ '\ 'ote. l' c; officials $11d the ~., > had
l':!nceled mis lie tc t\ in the Medi·
tcrttanan planned for nc:\t "'ttk that
Lib) an Amb•mador Ah A f re1k1 had
called pro"oc1t1v~ fhc officials IJ' t'
no hint the canccllatton v.as linked
with the rcwlut1on
l.Jb a.n offic1ah have claimed for
weeks that the United 1a1e~ 1'
prepanna pubhe op1n1on fot a L: 5
attack on a factoi; near Tnpoh 1ha1
W3\hinaton da1ms has been built for
thr manufacture of poison gas
U. . offinals said the canet'llation
of the Jan. 16-17 m1\\1lr test~ 1)
intended to reduce tensions bctv.ccn
the United 'tatcs and Libya whh:h
Wa hinaton accu~ of fostcnna 1n·
tcma11onal 1errori\m.
anada JOined the alhC's Wednc ·
dal_ 1n "ot101 apinit the resoluuon T~ 'VOit wu 9--4 • ..,ith the Sov1e1
n1on. China. Eth1opaa. Colombia
Mala)'sia • .\ll"TII, epal. Sencal ind
Yu1oslav1a votint in fa vor. f'inland
and Bra11I abstained.
•
Reagan sajs farewell, asks
followers to support Bush
WASHINGTON (AP) -Prtsi-··respectedtntheworld,andlookedto
dcn1 Reagan $a)'S he's handina the for Jeadenh1p."
aat1on over to the .. ,ood hands" of ··Democracy, the profoundly good.
Gcorat Bush. advisina his successor isalsotheprofoundlyproducttve1"hc
to kctp a wary e)e on the Soviet $aid. "Because we arc a great nataon. Union and \Urning against .. an our challen~s stem com pie>., h will
erosion of the American ~pirit." always be this way. But as Iona a~ "'"e
In a folksy Oval Office sptteh remember our first pnncaples and
bidding adieu to the naJ1on, Reaaan 0ehcvc 10 ourselves. the future will
boasted Wednesday of his ac-always be ours."
complishments and ignored many of The president and his 1A-1fc Nancy
the difficulties tha1 arose during his • were scheduled to rcce1,e a farewell
eight years 1n omcc. • accolade today from the Oepanmen1
.. We meant to change a nation, and of Defense. which arranged an
instead. we changed IJ world," he said. elaborate ceremony featuring Oy-
Yet Reapn also admitted 1hat his overs and m1htary bands at Andrc~s
self-styled c~nscrvative re\ oluJ1on Air Force Base. Evel)• four-star ge.n-
left many things unchanged. and he · eral and admiral in un1for~ was
asked his followers to s11ck around 1nyited to attend. .
and help hissu~r. ·-~ ·Reagan addressed.the nauoo from
.. If we:rc to finish thc;1ob. Reagan's his Oval Offlce'desk, his left hand ma
Regiments wlll have to become the splint and $wathed 10 bandages from
Bush Bnpdes:· Reagan said. "Soon weekend surgery on a finger, .
he'll be the chief, and he'U'llecd you · Speaking nme days· before his
every bit as much as I did." retirement to Cahfom1a. Reagan
Jhc p~l-Saidll& lea mg c.alled ltii dcpaauie "swcCL..SOirow ·•
office wnh the central message of his But he also said he looks forwir<fio a pol11ical life strenithened -that an renewal of personal freedom. con·
unfettered economy. a strong defense tending a modem president must hve
and a free c1t1ze11ry forged a nation "somewhat apart. You spend a lot of ....
ume 1orna by too fast m a car
someone efse 1s dnving." ·
Another regret. Reagan said, was
his failure to tame the nation·s deficit.
But that mcnted onl) a paragraph 1n
the roughly 21-minute speech. ·-rve
been 1alkmg a great deal about that
latel). but tonight isn't for arguments
and I'm going to hold m) tongue." he said ..
• The national debt almost tnpled m
Reagan's term and he ran up the
biggest bud&et deficm 1n h1stOT) His
final budget proposal. released earher
this week for the 1990 fiscal )Car
starting Oct. I. proJCCls a deficit of
$92 5 billion.
The president's remark '-'Cre \Oid
of an) menuon of such nattonal
traied1cs as 1be barracks .bombing that killed more 1hao 241 ser .. 1cemen Pre.ldent lleagan addresee. the nation . . . in Beirut, the Challenger d1sa~tcr or
the Americans held hostage in the ~ subJect of so man> Reagan speeches,
Middle East. were no1 mentioned a1 all
There was no word of the trade' As tnumphs Reagan listed the dc.ficu~ the.scandals Lhat tarnished _nawm's..«onom.u:.-reco' co.. tJ.S l 1m:
his adrnanmranon. such as rhesrrlelJf unemployment and in nation. and its arms to lran and u~ of the proceeds bolstered mihtar).
IQ fund the ·Contra rebel~ .1n . The president who "'arned earl} in
Nicaragua illegally The ( ontra his tenure of the .. cv.11 empire" in the
Soviet Union cool>. credit al the end ol
his prcs1denC) for forging "a
satisf) ing new closcne"s" wuh the
~.ets. He.sai.d .the,Jlt.\~clatiomtup
1'elped bnn& nbou1 1hc fim U .. ·
O\ 1et treat) to -el~mtnate an entire
class of nuclear weapons. as \\Cll as "a
new peacefulne~ around thcz izlobe "
Reagan leadership cited for restoring pride, strength
WASHINGTON (AP)-The De-
fense Ocranment staged ap unusual "fare~el review" for President Re·
agan today. and the m1h1ary services
were tol<l to absorb the undisclosed
cost of the pageant ..
.. Your vision of a strong America
assuming its ngh1ful role on the world
stage has produced lastin$ re!luhs.
Our nation has moved from self-
doubt to self-confidence:· Defense
Secretary Frank C. Carlucci told
Reagan in a ceremony al Andrews Air
Force Base 1n nearby Mar)land
Much of the fanfare was canceled
because ef ·a steady rain that fell
throughout the morning. and the
ceremonies were hdd inside a 14-
story tall hangar designed to hold the two new Boeing 747 airliners being.
dehvercd later this year for pres1den·
iial use·.
First lady Nancy Reagan canceled
plans 10 attend the salute bccau!tC she
has "a 1ouch of laryngitis ... said a
spOkcswoman. Wendy Toler. ·A he
just isn't feehng well and decided not
to got out io the cold.'~Tolcr s:ud
Inside the hanger v.cre the· Air
Force's new B-1 B bomber. as well a~
Jc• ftgh1en and helicopters. many ol
them purchased during Reagan 's
tnlhon-dollar m1htar) buildup.
.. Mr. President. the pnde pcopk
feel 1oday-c:cnainly the pride felt b>
the-men and women in our armed
forces -1s a direct result of 1hc
leadership )O U have pro' 1ded ~
corrimandcr·tn<h1ef ... Carlucci said
"You ha ve restored not onl) our
national strength -·but also our
sen!lt of purpose." he ~1d Corps dressed in Rev.olut1onn~ \.\ :lr
··YQur v1gorou'> dekn~e of our garb. · · na11on's ideals and inst11u11ons has Among the outdoor e' t•nt~
rcmtnded all Amcnc:ans that freedom canceled ~e!J' 11)-0H"rs of 17 a1rnal1
1s a concept wonh defending_ and from the four :urned sen ices plus the
its ttekn~ is a ~C:r{;d dut~ e;irn and__~Ea~t Guard and t~c s1a11c d1spla~ of
e' Cr) memberof1hc armed forces h~1'ftormt annall .aud '"apo11! -on
freely undertaken ·· the ground.
('arlucc1 's prede1.:cssor.. C. as par
Wt•inberger. also was on hand and
greeted Reagan as he <;al down to
watch a m1hlal) re' 1cw that included
the Arm y's \olon1al Fife and Drum .
The Manne Band pro\ 1dcd music
and the Joint ~"' 1<:e HonGr Guard
marched before the pre 1den1 E'el')
four·star general and admiral v. as
10' 1tcd 10 attend, along '-'Ith about
1.400 VIPund go,emment otlic1als
Derwinski
endcingered
spy·'s life,
paper says
LO Af"GELES {AP) -Edward
Derw1nsk1 . PrcS.1dent~lect Bush's ·
choice to run the new Ocpartment of
Veterans Affa1r5-. end.in~rca the hfc · ofa South Korean spy with a leak to a .
Korean officLal aoout the man's
planned defection. 11 was reponed
today .
npublished records of a 1983
congressional heannJ show that Dcrw1nsk1 admitted g.ivina the poss-
ibly hfe·threatening confidential. in·
format1on to a Korean dtplomat 1n a
I Q77 telephone call. tlte Los Anaclcs
Tunes report d. He had pubhcly
denied 'doing so before. :
The· 1nc1dent came dunng the so-
called Koreagate scandal mvolvint
alleged coven payments to con-
gressional figures by the South
Korellll g"OVttnm~ttt ~e~cnangc for
favorable U . treatment. The Korean intelligence ·agent.
ohn Ho Young, wanted to defect
because of an impending transfer 1°
from New York Cny to Korea and u .. omc1als wanted . to in~rview
him regarding his govemment's m-
\ Ohement in the alleged bnbe
!.Che me
"This guy •. the Korean defector.
would have been severely punished
or killed. as well as his family." an ·
unnamed senior law enforcement
official told 'the newspaper. The
0Rlc1al added that Sohn was spared
when FBI agen1s arrived at his New
Jcrse} tiome and escorted him to safety1nrtyirtuiifhour-~fore...K0rca--_...
CIA agents showed up.
Derwmsk1. a Republican from
C'h1cngo who served 24 years in
• ongress. publicly denied 1978 at-
lc.-gat1ons that be leaked the infor-
mauon and relused 10 testify in the
matter before a federal grand Jury.
Watki.ns, Bennett na1ned
to fill last top-level posts
THE WORLD'S BIGGEST TOY STORE!
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent-elect Bush is rounding out the
top ranks· of his administration by
nominating retired Adm . James D
Watkins as energy secretal) and
former Educa11on Secretary Wilham
J. Bennett.as drug czar. transition and
congressional sources said toda>
Bush was to announce the sclec-
uons at a news conference a few hours
before holding a late-afternoon dress-
rehears.al meeting of his Cabinet at
. Blair House, the h1stonc residence
across from 1he While House
Sources who dechned to be ident-
ified confirmed that Watkins. for·
merly the Navy"s top uniformed
officer. would be tapped · for the
eAergy post and that Bcnnetl would
gel the JOb of coordtnattng the
government's war on drugs
CBS News first rcponed on
Watkins· selcct1oh and The New
York Times had disclosed Bcnnctfs new role. ·
Bush had a hard ume filhng both
JObs, the last top-level posts tha1 were
vacant. Aides suggested that he
vacillated on the energy post bet~cen I
an 011-state candidate and one with
e'(pencnce in nuclear energy .•
Top court examines death 1
penalty of retarded killer l
WASHINGTON (AP) -The ~u-(hark~ .\ Palnwr of T l'\as argued
premc C'oun 1s examining the con· that c"<ccuting Penry would not
tllullonahl> of 1mpos1ng capital violate the Constitution's ban against
punishment on a convKted murderer cruel aod inhuman punishment
des.cnbed as ha' ing the mind of a ··tte knew what he ~as doing:·
child. . Palmer said Penr) raped Pamela I
The JUSllCC!t heard 60 minute'> of Mo~le)' Carpenter on O<.t 15. I 979
arguments Wcdnesda) on whclh<'~ 1n l.J, 1ngston. Texas. then ~tahtx·<l
the) will allow the CXl.XUt1on ol her to death. he was 22
Johnny Paul Pent). 32. a con' Ktcd Cunis C. Mason. a law}er rep-
rap1st-murderer !lentenced to J1c 1n resef.lting Pcnry. spent little t1mc.-
Tc11as arguing tha1 all retarded murderer.,
Penl) 1s said 10 ha\C the mental should be spared Instead. Mason
capac1t) of a 7-~car-old. challenged the Te\as death pen:ilt>
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~atering to obese child
is a fo r m of child abuse
OEAR AN LANDERS· May I
comment on che kucr from the
motht'f of the I I ")ear-old obew child
with the ra h between her th•fis'> he
w11 funous with the doctors nu~
"'ho 111d, .. The trouble with this child
ti that she 11 too fat •
Both my mother and m) s1ner v.cre ~~ly obese Mom c~tcrcd to her ut.e '"S"" could ne\l~r run or play
hke other children Kids can be cruel.
to Mom O\ltt"Compcnsatcd.
Sis 1s now a \Cr) unplcuant adult
Jn the wt two )Can she hn broken
1hree chairs to m) dinette .cl. We'"c
had many araumcnts because she
sneaks food from m) cupboards and
eats out of the pots on the no"c
Parents who stuff their children so
Ui~arow up w fat that the) can't ltve
ncfnnal ltves should be charged with
crueh) they face high blood pressure
and ear1y death the d1fficuhy of
buying clothes and shoes. fitting into
desks at M:hools. theater -.eats and ~
on. -OH 10 ~ISTER
Dur Oblo: I-agree •1111 yoa
alU.O•Jb m1J1y ruders did oot;'llley
ShesniffingatJapa·n 's
8.nswer to stress at work
If there 1s a designer dncasc of thc-
'80s. 11's .. streu .. ·
You can drcn 11 up or down You
can take 11 with )OU to the club You
can suffer from 1t and still pla) tennis
The h1&her )Our income and the more
powerful )OU become. the IAIO~ 1t
gets.
You won't hear any ofthc"women
on "Roseanne" s1ttma around a bar
~ying. "I'm s&ressed out." No wee
Well, the Japanese have been
cxperiment1n1 wtth wayi to combat
preuure m the marketplace. and
they've c(>me up with a theory·
Fragrant aromas reduce itrtU. Heres
the plan. They're go1n1 to pump
vanous scents into the air cond111on-
jna system of office bu1ld1ngs and~
'em into mellow
Accordina to their r~rch the:
fresh smell of a forest 1s supposed to
help worker\ deal with be1n1 upt11ht.
while lemon and Jasmine are said 10
have a rcJuvenattng effect. hc:lpin&
... ork.ers o'crcome post-l unch
drov.s1neu
My first reaction t!t one: of susp1·
c1on. A few years aao for whatevrr
reason. they came out with an "auto
pcr1umc." J.trniember'.' For an c~tra
buck. the folks at your local carwHh
squirted as.cent on the car0et of your
car. There ~ere lemon-lime. cin-
namon. floral. oranat blossom.
northern pule strawberry. cherry
and even one called "new car.. to
choose from. The latter wu a leather
~ot, but someone said ll smelled
more ltke a new car and 1t had more
market appeal ·
Anyway. I'm here 10 tell )OU the
smell my husband had spmzed in m>
car didn't rthe\le my streu It created
11 I don't know what .cent 1t wu My
gucs~ v.as a crou bet1.1tccn an ovempc
cantaloupe and a p(»Sum 1n heat I
drove with the wmdow~down fortwo
whd waks. and whenever I thOUJht
he forgot about 1t. I reminded him
That is not to say there m1sht not be
some: ment to the Japanese theor)
I'm not read) to admit smells can
bnna down your hypertension. but
they can certainly make" you have a
better, more: relurd outlook on
than~. h's no 1reat secret that 1f
you re try1n.i to sell your house. JUr.l
~t a bowl of )'cast bread under a towel
and a prospccu ve bu)er will send for
the kids. And 1f you want yo ur
husband to be 1n a good mood when
he opens the: door at night. have an
onion an the oven.
I llJCSS we can look for aJI kinds of
spinofTs on the market to reduce stress. Look fora new cologne for men
called ··Faithful Hu~band'' or a car
perfume called .. Paid 1n FulL" or
even a home dcodon£er called "l'o
Termites " '
It'll be intemuna to know ii the
Japanese expcnmcnt v.orks W 111 the
fre\h smell of the great out.door\
relieve m~'I., Or w11J people figure
out that befort the) spend all that
mone) all they have to do ,., open a
window?
Before Victoria, bathing
was a communal affair
World War II In fa<:1. old survey~
show a maJOflt)' didn't ncn knolAI
what tl wa\
Taking a bath ha\ been a pri,att'
maueronl) for about 200 rears From
the Roman Empire: 10 queen V1c-
1ona's En&land people bathed
t91tther C'ommumt1cs Fam1hes Home builders have not )Ct de·
Couples So say\ one h11tonan As 11gncd houses with i.c:lf-deanina bath-
prev1ously re_ported. many an En1hsh rooms. but our Chief Proanosucatur
lady of the Court received caller\ a\ \hinks they will fa1t, clo~ the door,
she bathed Such a vlSllor. maybe a flip a switch The whole room will 10
fellow 1n a velvet collar . .at abtl\e the throu&h a'°" of car·wash procedure
bubbles and read verse, I pther. urve)s 1mon1 homemakers how
they'd rather have an automatic
The last will and testament wherein bathroom cleaner than any other sort
Alfred Nobel left $9 m1lhon to of household robot
finance the world's mo\t prt5t111ous
pnzes was wnttcn in a casual manner Space fh&ht plui\ up your s1nu&o<'\
Wlthoutbcnc:fitofalawyer
.KnU u whal tht wh•lcbonc whale\ No, m. Abraham L1ncoln"s birth· eat down around the Antarcuc. Men
day hu nexer been an official federal hive been k1lhn1a lof of those whales
holiday. ; So knll ., mul11plyin1 Adche
Your brain IS three times btatr pcnauin\ and c.ertaan seals cat krtll,
than 1t was when you were born Your too. They hkew1~ are mult1ply1na.
Whlln beach them~l\ICS when
they do that sad thing. almost alwa)'s
on gently inclined sand) shores
never along ruged rocky couts
Theorists think •dop1n1 wft sand fails
to echo the whales' dcpth·find1n1
sianals
In 1903.achemist named tdouard
lkncd1ctus dropped a flux It
cracked but didn't break apart He
noted 1t h d contained a s.oluoon of
celluloid 1n acetone which had dncd
up w1fl fellow. Edouard. At that
moment. he invented ufety ala\\.
Octopuses are expert dam
shuckers
Somewhere 1n iovcmmcnr ware·
houses, the record shows, ore
3,000,000 poundi C>f feathers in co'le
we need them m 11 me of war.
ti t b 'r. Yo bod I< Swiftly. swiftly , eyes, our 1mcs 1 r ur y. " • Q. Didn't you say the be t•sclhna
maybe 20 times 1aa.cr Typ1call)'. p~y tc1an wnter of all 11me wa
1yp1cally Q At wftat age don a baby st.an to BcnJam1n pock'> ~e 1n three d1mens1ons? A No, sir Peter Mark Roaet,
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ThOtC who deal 1n •P1C~ rank the
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called the Heal-Allsop Hotnc ale H•ahat dalanation 11 "volcan1<:."
Octcendin.J to "1nccnd1ary," "fiery."
"bvmina.; and so on. One spice: -
the woitd's hottest -t1nki at
"volcanic." h'scallcch ihn&labu)o-
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cau~s larst pain 1nd leave Kar
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All I know about ~rac F. Grant
of Boston. Ma • 11on Det. 12 1899,
he ao1 Pa•cnt No. 631.920 for the
world'• firsc 101( tee. Must not have
been a markeunaeenaus. Wasn't until
decades la1tr thai aolfcrs ultd rudy·
made tea Even when youraranddad
w11 a lad, tolfcrs as often H not hand
thapcd their Itel out or damp din.
O. Whit w11 lhe first boOk printed
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ARI~ <Mar'h 21 ·April 19>
You•re pre~nted v.1th &•ft from
famtl> member reprcscnh "pea'c:
ofTennJ." .A.cccpt v.1th good grace, be
charming and d1pl omat1l ~one)'
qucsuon will be am1cabl> \CttleJ
Domestic adJu\tmc:nt featured
-ejorn Borg to wed
Italian rock star
TAURUS CApnl 20-Ma)' 20) Lun<ir
po\tUOn accc-nt\ m)"\tery, intnguc.
sJamour, dealing\ v.1th hosptt411\.
1ns111uuon' lnd1 .. 1dual. temporanl)
confined. h.a\ wmcth1ng of 1mpon-
ancc 10 W} P1\Cc~ pla)\ s1&n1ficant
role GEMINI I Mu\ :? I ·Junl' 2<J)
Em phu1s on po~c1. author1t> and
rela11onsh1p 1h;,1t <.ould bcwmc
"wmphcated · f(arc opponuntt) ell·
1\h to put acr~s 'onccpt~ 1d.c.i\
You'll win friend\ and 1nnucnH·
1mportan1 people. Romanle rn·
volvcd
CANCE R (June 21-Jul> 22) f>ii ·
spite oppo,111on ~al wall be alh1t'\-e<l
-Anes native: will play \1&ndic3nt
rok Whal nad been lo\t will O..·
rtco-.c.•'fed long-d1nancccomm~nl(a
t1on could involve pon1blt JOurnc:>
Affirmauve
LEO (Jul} 2.) Aua 22) You'll he
dealing with anothC"r Leo. one v.ht>
1nsp1rcs. \t1mulatc:s creative prOl.c\
You'll make fresh ~t n. c:mph \1\ v.-111
be on 1ndepcndtnlc ruman'c \t)k
Acce pt posill\t chalkn&e.
By Tiit A11odattd Preti
510< KHOI M \\.\eden -Bjona
Bore. known for the \1lcnt de.·
term1nc:d s.t)lc he dt\pla)cd in Y.1n·
n1ng fhc W1mbkdon title\ from
1<116-Sff. p!in~ to marry 1 wlotlul,
lt.altan rock \tar. atuJrdtna to pub.
ltshcd rcpons
')wed1sh nc:w\paper\ reported that
the: 32-~ear-old ~\o\cdc will milrf)
Italian \1ngcr Lor~du.a Berle on f cb
·26 in Milan
The AOonbladet datl\ ~1d &r1
had asked Lorc:dana. a' :U'·)ear-old
rock star knov.n for her ""lld and
citplic11 \tillC appcar;inc.c\ '1('\eral
umc:\ 10 become his w1ft before sht
agreed la\t I ~<ember •
··Now B1orn wme\ farsf' and m>
career \CCond," Lor\"dana told the
newspaper lxpr"~" "I dm hC're 1n
\v..cdcn becau.c I am 111 lo"c for tht
r~t of my hfc: "
Rori, who h~\ rttttcd from a,t,,c
wmpcutton earlier ""'" mamcd to Romanian-,born tC"nnt\ pla)c:r ~anaoa S1m1one~u. In I Vl4, he met
Jann1ke 81orl1ni. then 17 >car'\ old
She pve h1nh to their •ion Robin. a
)tar later lh<'\ h'cd to1tthC"r until
19 7 VIRGO (.\u& 23-~pt 22). You
karn b) tcachin& )<>u'll ha...c or>-
portunity to incrc:uc income· b> \FVIERVll Lf .. Tenn -Pul111cr ~hanna citpcT11\C Individual you Prue winn1n1au1horAIH Hilt)' 'Hiid
rcsp«t pay~ mcan1naful compliment he S) mpathi1cs with an area h1&h
focu\ on "hidden rhann\ .. bct\lr school \tudcnt, but bann1na tht novel
finanual structure 'Huckleberry f1nn .. bcc•u~ of its
UBRA (~pt. 23-0ct 22). Que: racial content could con\tttute
uoni will be: ans""ercd conccrn1n1 censor hip "lepl 1mpltcat1oni " Emphu1 on
public a~aranCC1, image: rcpu· "What 1A1e rcally n«d to v.orry
tat1on. marital stalU\ flcmcnt\ of about • v.hat is cen\Onh1p' \aid
t1m1ng. luck arc pf'C1Cnt "--? )OU rould Hale). who v.on the ~~h11cr Pnre for
win popularity cont~t ltt~.rature lor "~::'ts
SCORPJO((kt 2J-.Nov 21) rocu\ -_nw •~.the. °' t.bal.t..< bMm a
on mcrhan1cal obJCct\, safety ~cuf
lly. propcny value. You'll be: pre~·
cnttd w1th punlc, llb1lity tu _provide
soluhon cnh.ances prc111ic. Emplo)
mcnt pro pccts bt•&hlcr th.an ong-
inally an1tc1pattd
A011TARIU (Nov,.2l-D« ll>
D11 dttp for informauon. imprint
ttylc. rcalt1c that what appean 10 he
"Otnallon" could result in scr1ou11
rcla11onsh1p Open ltnc:s of com·
mun1cat1on, read and wntc:. deal
11narr1y with youna pcn.ons
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja.n 19)
Domestic t dJustmcnt is featured,
dispute 1s Kttlcd, fin.anc11I st.a tu will
how marked 1mprovc:mcn1. Th•'
date could Ktually be: "lucky" for
you T auru Libra pcrtoM fiaurc
prominently.
AQUAIUlJS (Jan 20.f eb. II)
Whit had been lost will be rctovcrcd. c,,,, full play to 1ntclltttu.a l l urtut1ty,
make Jnquinc 1nvolv1n1 rclati\lcS ~nano • h1ah lt-"u mps. i urpmc
v111ta. d1scovcric . V1rao fiaure)
· prom1ncntJy.
PllCD (fcb. 19-March 20). f Kts
Kpet1ttd ftom 'fantasy-you'll tct
rcahst1c view of financial pr~"'ts.
Rtlationuup 1ntent1fits, tamt·olay·
lftl ti fintihfd, f()('US On a0 Or
nOWftlt rapon11biht). promooon,
prochaC"tion.
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The b1ddina: .
Sotittl W• Nonllt £.Ma '. ,... ,.. ,,_
Opmln1 lead: Scvtn of •
One of the more U.ponanc dtvtl·
e>pcnenll of the recest Fall Noihh
Amtficu Cbampiouhip1 waa the
formaaion Of an or..,uurlon for
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the A..tcu eo.nct .,..... a...--tnillld , ......... 'lie ,.. of ... wortd. ne a.c,r1rr
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..... Or 5ia11tlp. ,.. -Alf1£1a .... flrdll ......... ..... ~.... "":t•tl• s• oMIM,r'lr•rs11111t •
\.\hole culture and "-cry sw1ftl) • he !tl1d in an 1n1e,.,,,.,1ew with The Kno,.
\/tile e,..~~n11ncl
fhe ~1.1c:r roun1y H1V1 School''
renev. wmmlltct voted 10 tempor-
anl) wspcnd 1cach1na 'Hu kleberry
f tnn" pcndrnJ J '1Ud\i or hOw lht'
'book wnttcn in 1876 is UK"d in the
classroom .
The action came after 11 ~tudent.
1un1or Jacquie McDcrmon. protested
that the "1a.dc Twain book. wh1 h
makes frequent u~ of a racial slur.
v.a nfTcn\1"c and demc:anina
Hain . v.-ho hvt'\ in a ne1&hbonn1
eutcrn TcnnesS« count). i:a1d ht
undcrMands the '1udtnt\ conc:ern
But I think that -.hat v.e rl"lll) "'
need t~ IOQk at is the greater &000. lhc
a,matcr m.ponsib1hty to the pubhc.
Haley said.
11\/DIANAPOLI (AP) -GO\/.
Rokrt D. Orr, who hH 1uucd
hundrt'ds of .. Sagamore of the
Wabuh" c1tat1ons. received his own
" pmort'" -compliments of thr
prtiHorps
On Orr's final ,.ork1n1 da~ 1n
oOitC" rC"porten \ta cd a surf,nsc'
cetcmon) • 1or the ao"crnor. ~ho
rc,c1vcd the fint ·• g.amorc of the
PrNs ( orps" award.
fhe ptrod) of the state:·, h11hest c1v1~n honor pra1\.Cd Orr, a frequent
travder dunna h" two tcnn\.. for the
quah11es he'sp1ncd f mtn& M hina,
Japan, Taiwan South Ko~a. Gc:r·
m.any, Holland Colorado and C\'t'n
r.ome part11 of tnd1ana:·
J he l(epubh~n aovcrnor WH SU<·
cttdcd Monda) b> Democrat Evan
8ayh
CHU LES
GOIEI
It~• his move
A.8Mmbler llarco Cardenu lnapecta mlnJatuTe apeaker•
aMd for mo1lJtorln1 phone llne. ln computer modema at U .8 .
Robotlca Inc. ln Siok.le. DJ. Modem• co:n•ert electronlc c:;s::er data lnto audio tonea for tranamlulon o•er r telephone Unea. tbe1l recon•ert the lncomJnc audlo
ton• lnto electronJc data for the recel•lne computer.
..
Ot8f9 Coeei OAllY PtlOTl1:hUrld9y, ~ 12. 1919 A7
Tax bl!@aks sp~rFed S&b resc~e
Amert can Savings & Loan acquisition
ls worth 217.5 million to Bass Gra u p
By MICHAEL DOYLE
lllCbd " .... ._...
W~SH I GTON The
purcha rs ofStockton·based Amtri·
can Sivan and Loan ~•II tnJOY tu
breaks \\Orth S2 I 7. S m1lhon to
wtettn the a qui 111on. a con·
arnsional panel has !tamed
for the Robtrt M. Bas$ Group of
T cu that ta~ btntfiti repn-scnt pan of Armncan S&\'1nas· allutt.
Other thrif\ bu)Cf'I saw 1 Jmalar
allure throu&h the hectic month of
December. as IM Ftdtral Home Loan
.Bank Boaf'<t pu hed throup 34 •
mCTJCT deals 1nvol~1n1 7S 1nsolven1
1nst1tut1ons
Hurri ed throuah before tu
provmons changed on Dec 31. &hc<Jt
J4 d~als will proY1dc pun;hastrs a
hnle over $2 b1lhon an tu benefits
alona w11h much mort in du'tct. fcdtr'al aad, bank board fi1um how.
Lawmakers srcrtcd ncY. or tile deals
and accom~n)'1na tu brtaks on T~) ~1lh occa 1onall> ha"'h
kepucam.
"YCj it's true, m &has ~at country
ofours, that }Ou can buy a toa terand
gtta 1hnn forfree.'' ~·d Rep Charles
Schumer D-N Y.
Schumer and other memb(rs of the
Houst 8ank1nt-F1nancc and Urban
Affairs Commmee cm1cized SC\leraJ
aspects of the bank board'$ dealings
In somttim~ pass1ona1e tones, the)
cbaratd bank board ncaots.ators 'A'ith
a.ivma away too much to sav\')
deal ers and allowana \\Cahh>
to benefit 11 the e\pcn~ ot
n taXJY4)Crs
*TM bank bolrd's )car~nd rush
ttprnrnts a backdooi' raid on the U .. treasury."" 111d Rep Jun Leach,
R-lowa. .. The dealmakcn who att
walkina away wuh more cash than
they put in att lauaJ'lina all tht v.a) to
tht PtUYbank."
leach presented has own figurn Turiday. obtained from Treai.ury
Otpanment officials, showina that
the 222 insolventothnft deals worked
out by the bank board in all of 1988
wdl resuh 1n SI b1lhon in tax bttab
for the 1nvcston Total ao\tmmtnt
us1Stance for thete-purchase1
amouott<I 10 S36 btlhon dunna the
year.
The tax b(ncfit repttsenl losses
from the acqu1rtd thnn~ that the
ID\.tstor can wnte on: The Ba
Group can appl} its tall v.nreom
against profits made by . S.C\ era I
ncwl)'<rtated Ammcan SaYm&s en-
uucs but can't u\C them lor other
Bass businesses. accordin& to Ba s
spokesmen.
The tax breaks taken b) the &ss
Group arc the third laf'lell o< an 1 ~ dalt com'pkte<I tn Decembb.
1ct'Ofd1na to fa&um ptett'nied T_.. ~. As pen of the qrttmmt. Bl '
om 1als .. ,u alto sha~ some of the
mencan ~\1nas tal breaks ._.uh 1ht
~cdtral Sa\'1np aod Loan lnsura c
Corp ~
The spht ""cs &M ,ovemmf'nt U
percent of the tour tax bendi
amoun11n1 to S6S2 m1lhon. TlllC
$217.S n11lhon 101na to Ba s make up
the ttma.n1n1 2S perctnt in tot.al 19
bcncfiu. FormaJlycomp&ettdon DcP.
2 the Amencan Sav1np deal lo.
qu1tts the Ba Group to put up S3SO m1lhon 1mmed1att-ly and anotht-r
SI SO million later. The F~ ~v1nas and Loan tnsunncc Corp
putt1na up Sl.7 bilhon as ltS pan or
the mcncan v1nis purtha . . .,
bank Board officials 1nsistt<I Tu
da\.' that the Amcncan Savanp
purchase. and the others completed
last month. rcprncntt<I a better dcaJ
for tUpa)tt:S than clos1n1 the thnft
and pa)ina off insured depositors
ProTek Environmental announces clel[lnup project
ProTe)t Env1ronmcn1.11 Inc. bas
been awarded a sate m1upuon and
cleanup contract by US Gypsum Co
The Hununaton lkach-based
ProTek will employ its "actsv~"
b1ol<>11cal treatment proccss to clean
400 cubic yards of diescl<on-
1.1m1natcd soil ~$uluna from a lcak-
1n1 underground storage tank at U S
Gy psum's drywall manufactunng
pint an Santa Fe Spnngs
Company officials PtOJe<:t th11
their proven on.gue Lreatment pro-
cess, which use\ "Ad vanced
81oCulture" m1cro-organai.nu will
bnna the cont.amanat1on le,cl from
an esllmated 1,800 pan per million
to a "cen1frcd clean" level ofless than
I 00 ppm m less than 90 d )S
Joe Mathew'IOn. president of
ProTck. commented "This kind ofa
PTOJCCt, becauie at as a small-\CIJc job
has a special s111ufiance for small
bosmess ownn-s wnh undcriround
11 ~ 1i ·~ U~A ~-r. &?a"'' Ul ~t :ai: 11n a~ l~~ l!u 5~ ff11l st .,
~-
~~ = ' ,,,. .
tanks .
.. The pnce of other cleanup
methods can be deva ta ting. t'\ en on
a prOJCCl of this ~11t· Riit L'
Gypsum 1s icing to sa"c •bout
$42.000 by opttng for b1orcmcd1atJon
OYCr hauhoa and otT-s1te d1~Po!oal •
"iot onl> is this method econom1-
c:al, but at 1\ al~ the mo~t en-
~ uonmentall) \Ound maupuon
measure a\aalable he t-:\.plaan~ The
finahnuh TS a "t"ertrti~ de.an" sod
I OVER THE COUNTER
----
~1th no long-term habtlu.ics for the
propen) owner. •
ProTck 1s a full-strv1cc en-
vironmental eniineerina contractor
and offers complete .. tum-kc)"
biorcmediauon, vapQr extract1~n
and cbcm1cal fiut100 tecbnolog.ies
tor on-site treatment and dccon·
aunmatJon of hauroou sludl'S
f;.stabh hed 1n 19 7. the firm • a
· )ubsid1at) of Env1roguard lnc. f
H OUSlOD.; T CU$
RUFFELL'S
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A8 CE Orenge Coelt DAILY PILOT/ Thursday. January 12, 1989
' -~NYSE COMPOSITE TRANSACTIO NS
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Due to tr•Mml••lon "'Oblema, todar'• cloalng prlcee •• not In the D811J
Piiot THURIDA~I 11 A.M. (PSTI PRIC•I
Dowclimbs21 points
NEW YORK CAP) -tock pnce\ Jumped
ahc:ad toda) cAtend1ng the earl~-1989 rall) •hat
haHamed the market tom h1ghe1.t lc"C'IH1 ncc the
198 7 cra~h
The Dov. Jones average of 30 1ndu\tnal\
chm bed 21 07 to 2.227 50 b} 2 pm on Wall ~treet
va1ncnou1numbcred losers b) ncarl) 7 •o4 in
na11onw1dc trading of New York Stock E~chana,c:
hsttd ISSUCS, v.ith 71 up, s 11 dov.n and 520
unchanged
Anal)sts ~•d traders "'ere c:ncoura&cd b) th<
market's dmc Wedne\da)' past rhc 2.200 lcv<"l 1n
the Dow after a v.ctldong struuk ·
In addition. the) cited a de"elop1ng
bandw.agon"' elfcct U-Hwesto~ wl\o bad ~Cll
bearish on the outlook for months folt 1ncrc:as1ng
prc~\Urt' to JOln 1n the rall~
The market'' \tCad) •dvancc Slnce last fall ha\
come w11hout an) suppon from interest rates.
which h<l"e bc:c:n rising.
WHA T AM EX Orn W HAT NYSE Dio
NEW YORK (API J.n 11 w~ ,
Due to transmission problems In
New York, todafs hstingwlll not
appear 1n the Daily Pilot
AME X LEADER S NYSE LEADER S
Go to Quoa s
~ elMW.
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' '• -h , I t'~ ' " . . _,...,
' ' + , fl~ ' ' ' ' ~
1 Dow JoNE S Av£ RAGES
METALS Quons NASDAQ S UMMARY
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NYSE UP s & DowNs
DAILY PILOT!Thutaday. Januwy 12. 1989 CE A9
Calendar art a snap fer photographeF
Llbrary
chooses
deslgn • .winners
The results are 1n'
Ncwpon Bead) Public Library .
Ch1ldrcn~s Scrv1cesCoordinator
'Jody Kelley announced the wm·
ncrsofthe Design a Bookmark
conte)t th.al was held during t e
Children's Sook Week 1n "'1'ovem·
bcr
B J /> Lht fint umc. Y OE BEL BR NO Thou•"' she metts many ~n °' .. .,..,......... ... throuahout 1hf }ear for 1h1s \entW'C
Rcqnt ne~\paper headlines about her main thrust 1s not for data~
Kim Gershenson scrtam out like purpose1 Genhenson said 1t as thd
those found in a suptrmarket tabloid sausfacuon of crcalJn, the produc<
Thou&h she has had SC\tral amcles that fuels her 10 do 11 annuall).
wntten about her in the past five. ..Somcumes &Jl'lt wall come up to
)ears. one headhne stacks in her mind me and tell·me that I am the luck1es1
most of all II read· "Gershenson . girl 1n the world.Just ~use I art io
Shoots 14Gu)s. HangsThtm On Her \\Ork "1th all th~ 1u>i..:· 1d
\\all .. Gershenson. v.ho balancn her ume
··Someumes the ne..-.~pers do betv.cen the calendar and her man•·
things hke that," ~1d the .3-)'car-old acnal posmon at autilus Plus an
Newport Beach resident. ''The) made Norwalk. "Thouih I ha"e dated somo
me o u1 to sound hke a ~nal l1ller. I of the CU)S, thert 1s much more to it
think: lha11s really funn) ·: all that makes me do it each )car:·
Despne the media h)'pe, The1dca ofstanin11 calcndarfor
(,crshenson has not ktllcd or hanged students came ,.hen she was a student
any mrn. Ho"e"cr. she d<>ts shoot at ~ddleback Collqc in MlS ion
more than 14 men each )tar -wnh V1clo. Wantana to test her stulls as 1
her camera pho1og,caphcr and as a bust·
incc 1985 Gershenson has bctn ne swoman she played \..1th the idea
marklni the 'I.cw Year With her • or launching It . Seeing \Cr) httlO
annual ··Men of UC l Calendar" opportunity to market 1t 1t the JUntor
The S9. 95 pubhcat1on 1s ippro' cd college. Gershenson awroachcd UCI
b) the uniH'rsit>'s pubhca11ons office with the idea
and sold .n I~ collcac book stort' It "UCI 1uus1 s~cb a sto£1 school
llas also rcce1"ea sfl cff space \C"' pres1t1g1ous. ~'fie ia -1 nc·""c~----
Winne~are • Deir ............. 0.. ,_....
Elcmcn1s. a no\Clt) :r.hop IOlatcd thought they v.ould go for u. They aero~ the s1rcc1 from vCI 1n the told me I could do at. and e"cn set me
Marketplace Tht calendar tc:uuTCS up wtth a booth to sell at on campus."
Brudy Pesner, Shannon Ke~lwl. BetbSlmi, Tommy
Zavala, Blake Slnclalr and Jen·
nlfer~wl1 from l\.e"'pon
Elementar) School
Model• are (back row, from left) Eddie
Hanley, Cb.JU White and Cra:l& Runnall•.
and (front row) Juon Scbouw (left) and
Mark Rowan, with Klm Genbeoeon. 14 male students betw~n the ages of The process of finding the nglu
18 and 23. mo t of them modeling for (PleaM see CALltJlfDAR/ AlO~
Amuda Smith, Cindy Barnes,
Mepan Flttpa trlck and ick
Sbaamburg from Harbor View
School.
Steven Saftig, Melissa Blakely,
Peter Kim u d Arelia Ro e
MeSwala, M ar+MFS SchOOl .
Vivlu Lin,Andcrwn hool
and OJivlaHargrave, Bennett,
Htcks Pnvate School .
Thcch1ldrenincorporated lhe
theme of reading books an to their
clevcranwork. Kelle) encourages
children and adults ah kc to come
to any of the branch llbrancs and
pick up bookmarks des igned b)
the talented )'Oung local artists • • • Looks as if Grubb& Ellis'
Newport Beach residential bro-
kerage office was bus) over
Chri stmas with a wo·nh) cause
In an efTon to provide Orange
Count} 's hungry and homeless
"'1th Chnst masdmners. the Ne"·
pon Harbor/Costa Mc\8 Board of
Realtors. in conjunction with the
Salvati on Arm). sponsored its
annual ChnstamsCanTree pro-
ject in which mdi\ldual real
estate offi ces competed to build
canned food trees.
The board presen ted Grubb&
Ellis with the award for the most
cans per capita and the most
creauve tree:
"The level of con tern and
pan1ctpat1on was tremendous,"
s.a1d Tom Queen, senior' ice
president and d1sl n ct manager of
Gubb& Ellis' ewport Beach
office "Wea\.eragcd more than
108cansoffoodforeach pc~on
in our office."
The office contain~ 49 sales
associates and staff who collected
more than 4.519 cans offood to
build a tr~ I 0 feet tall b) I 0 feet
wide
The rema1nderof1he collcct1on
wa used to construct a fi replace
next to the tree "It's a pleasure to be able to g1 \.C
something back to the communt
t), espcc1aH) dunng the holidays
which 1sad1ffic-uh lime for
many," said Broce Banamlan,
vice president and sales manager
at the cwponoffi e
Martlaa Macnab served as
Grubb& Elh ·chairwoman while
SandJe Flx and ara Hl11man "ere
c0<ha1rwoman • • • \on113tulat1ons to Bryan
CameroD LeRoy of C\o\'pon
Beach!
LeRoy hu been selected as one
oft he Outstand1 na Young Men of
mcnca for 1988.
Famous faces are
HB artist's canvas
By JOYCE BOOLOVl<;H
Ot!MD.., .... ltefl
TcrT) French as an an1\I her
can\.as 1~ 11\c fa cs of Wuh1nglon
notables beauty queens and worling
women
Forthe last 14 )cars French. 37. has
been creating new factal 11nages
1hrough the ski llful apphcat1on of
cosmeucs. Her step-b)·step training
prasram tea hes how to create a more
attractl'e a ppearance after complct·
ing a I 11 hour consultation in her
Huntington Beach studio
he has worked as a free-lance
makeup anist tor more than 15 top
cosmetic lines he toured na11on.tll~
as a ptomouonal an1st for Re\ lon·s
book. "The .o\n of Beauty." making
gue\t appcaran<.es on TV and radio
programs
Before relocaung her s1ud10 to
Orange County more than a )car ago.
French used her talents on the man\
faces of Washington D C and San
01egowomcn
Fawn Hall . former secrctar) 10 l ol
Oliver North who pined TV notonc·
I) 1n last )Car's Iran-Contra hcanngs
unde~cnt o ne of French'\ trans·
forma11ons
Winterf est
attendance
pushed in LB
Competing for at1ent1on "-Ith cit)
an lt'st1vals held an the ummcr.
Laguna Beach's 'Wanterfcs1 ha\ cm·
ployed some new tactic-. 1n drav.ing
no.,..ds before ll opens on Tuesda~
B«ause ifs held oil season the
f~t1\ial has btcn bauhng an 1dcnttt)
cnm for its 25 )ears. This )Car. the
( hambcr of Commerce enh~led 1hc
markeunc upenencc of Patncia
R owan to p0pulan1e the event
Rov.an .... ho owns her O'A-n marlct·
1na lirm in Laauna Beach, has made
sc"eral changes to mark the fe ll"aJ'~
1her annivcnary. Thro ugh a large
pubhcaty campa11n and expanded
C\icnts, Rowan e•pccU a rtc0rd 1urn·
out for the annual chamber fund·
raiser ..
.. W1nterfcst 1 no"" )USt staning to
come an to its own," said Rowan "We
arc leam1na ho w to market 1tJUSI hke
the Sawdust Fe uval and Paaeant of
the Masters 1n the summer. We art
pro1ect1n1a r«ord turnout th., )Cat."
Ona.mall). W1n1erf"' stancd u a
small hand ans f~t1val. which onh
··~he came lO \Ct me 1n Ma) I %5
for a more profe~\1onal look .. French
said "I did a complete makeover ..
French ha~ the kind of look!. most
~omen would kill for .-.clear \kin.
auburn hair and aquamannc e)cS
he said the o pponunll) to learn
makeup design came 1n high school
"I signed up for a sclf-impro.,e-
mcn\ course at a modeling school in
Aonda The onl) problem ~as that I
ended up not ha\ ing the mone) to
pa) for 1t The o"ncr ~1d I could
repa) the fee b) "-Ork1ng for the
school ..
For the nc\t two years she apprcn·
t1ced under a tale nted makeup an1s1
at the school.
French mamcd a carttr "la'>
offiter had two daugh1crs and u'>Cd
her makeup skill\ on office~· "'''c!.
As the .family rl'located to different
Na"1 bases. French beg.an 10 de"clop
a chcntcle Soon she built a rcpulat1on
as an artist who creates a ne1Ao and
v.orkablc st)k for an) woman
"I think what I tn 10 do is create
confidence. St)lc and beaut>-" \ht
said "When the\ (chent~) .... alk out of
m) studio 11 1s with more conlidcncc:
lnowing v.hat to do 10 1mpro' e
(Pt-:ue eee F AMOUS/ A 10)
.,.., ........... ., ........
Al'1 ;I I
P'a wn Rall (abo•e}, former eetretary to Col.
Olh e r North wbo i&1ned TV notoriety ID
lut year'• l(Jln..Co.ntra b~1. GDdet·
went Terry Frend~'• tram(ormadon.
Food delivered
v -ia wheelchair·
8)' KATY BOLCHER
Ol~0.-, .... 1\Altl
'01 h1ng tktcr., Margaret \t<1tH'r
lrom helping hl'r friend' and netgh-
bors
to' er a rcc,idcnt of l 1do \1oh11t'
Home Par._ an '\tcwpon Beach •'>
coM1dcrcd 'ital to SC\eral ut her cider!~ nc1d\bor'I. who count nn the 3~·,car-olJ "-Oman tu do their
grocen \hoppan~
~he c-amc\ out the "-tt._h routine
all h' hcl"l('ll in a "heel halr
· hev.a.,borr "'llhcerdm1 pal\\ ·
\:ltd " 1ll1c \tO\l'r her mnthc: · he'
JU'>l ama11ng
~to,er 1 a graduate ot Orange
Coast (ollc¥c and " 'till 1al..1ng
cla'~~ I'm IU\I \<l Jlroud ol her.-her
mother added
lnd('('d 'he:.., nul lhl' onh one
Helen \ndt'l'\Cln "ho ti'c' an the
park rC\.alh "hen she ll ta._C' \lo" er
with hCT 1n the car JU\I I rir her
com pan~
and bu' grou~rie\ 10 c1hcr Two )Can
ago IP' cup m) ar -not that I had
to bul I thought 1l would be prttt}
"'4lr\ to find \Omeone m) ilf.C till dm mg,.
The t\\1 t. ~nderson said v.a\ what
haJ tarud out ac, a lnendly out1na.
1umcd into a nc~c 1t\ and she no•
depends on \10,er to del1,cr fl'C'Sb
products for hl·r
~he'\ JU!>t 'u~h a pica urc."
\ndl·rwn '41d 'hcr\one lo\es her ~>me thing arc hard tor her to reach
.11 the mar..,ct hut \he al wa' s &el$
assl\tanC1: ··
\ndcrwn l\n 't the onl' one who
ll"CI\ 1hat "-3'
June \\ nght .-.aid 10,C'r ha~ btcn
doing her grocer) shopping tor t~
la t "' month\ '\he' 'e~ 3lCommodat1n1 and
Irle\ Ill JC'I C'\ Cl"\ thing JU I naht. and
<.he U\ualh dt'IC'>," \\ nght !>aid '()he'
JU t a tl'l"mendou\ help I ha' t' m)
rm1thcr v. uh me and -.he's 9u11c 111, so
11'41 rd for mt' tu"°' out· Thi proaram ~U.cs
achic"cmcnts and abilities of
(Pleue 11ee AW A1lD I Al 0 ) (Ple&M tee Wll'ITER/AlO) Mar1aret Sto•er dell~en 1roceries •la wbeelcbalr.
.. I'm ti \C3~ old," 'ht· \lid
"~farv,arct and I 1Aoould go 10 the tore
"h1~ her daul)lter tal es her duues ~nou 1, It' rcalh a \<X1al 1h1na for
hC'r \to' t'r°' mother ~1d
Buuf Tl~ B u~Pu
CompetitOrs attracted to hor&e s:hows atOC Fairgrounds
I A huntcr·Jumpcr 'hO"" will open tM )ear'scvcnt\ at 1 he clau· m ct Imm 7 to 9:)() pm. For furthl·r <. la\\t"\ locu\ on a r~nsc of an J1\<:1phn~ 10duu1ns T urn1p lfo'C r(c.taurant, OranJ <. ounl) \tad1~al . soc11
l the <>ranee ountf fatr Eque-stnan (enter. <.:e»ta MtY information. call the arts center al S.U·IOI . ~att'rl·olm. lt'ram1l \, dr.a...,ing. "1dco, calligraph,, '':unN ti.on tlu1ld1ng. JOO \ f-lowcr ~t Oran c
TM sh<>'# w1ll run from 8 a m. to S Pm. Saturday. glas\ anJ JlhC1togr ph) <. urrcnt tf't'nd'I an w me11c andgla<.t1r ~urger\~ 111
a«otdtnato Pam G1m~nttrmanqcr. ll'-l 1o~t da\SC' meet once a v.cd. lor four to 10 ~l'l'k' _, .... ""· Id \I .. 1 d 1 f ...._
A -1--""---·""o••.tnncdfrom81m.10Spm. UCIN u1dC allllell OWMJtD for morc1nforma110n.rallthc ccn1~·r11 ~52-101 e'aminn.1 1'>' '""'"a tman. 1
' ip omate 0 lt"' ~· ..... PVJ~>O ~ • r-:4.mcncan Board of Pli\ttc SurJen and ll\C taff
on Jan 21. and• Valentine one how" Kt for ftb l I. tkainnina to adv&J\ ed 1len1 cla\Jei under thf l (I ph~ tl 1an at Hcallh~ re MC'd1cal ( en\tr 1n Tu\tan
for mof't' information on cqu tnan t\ent call Sa1hn..1 l>roV1m Mii open to the public Tucsda> la ' Networlcind for fame, fortune
6'1·l32 arcoffcrtdon Lado•• and JO.foot Shield eta boats on 6
•ukcnd •nd. •ttlida>-s aa the 1ntcrro1qiaae ro~•na anJ .\ m1nar. cntatt J .. 'ctv.orkmc for Fame .mu Saleswomen to convene
Volunteen at rld11J6 center
If >OU t"JO)' hones 1nd c~11dm\, )our taltnt arc
qntcd b) the C>rlflte ount) R1d1_nJ CcntcT en n Juan Cap.Slt'lno to aum d1Ybkd 1nd1vidual1 to ridt horci
Volunlftn lrt nttdN ifhunda) aftt1n00n\ and
S.turilay m~t""P-An ontntauon -.,u bt held It I pm. Salulday h an)'OM who is antttnttd For more 1"'°""81ioft, call Ille V olunWCf Ctn ltt Of Orin air Count)· C~llt 11 9'J.,757 or '82-3176
Art llltrodaetloa cla• bl lrnae
AR tt1vodUctieii 10 9" from CHC pe;ttttnp 10 Che
mGI& n>nltmporaty wtll bt ~led Ill I 10.wftk C'OUf'lr
bQinn1ns Tudday 1t 1tw lmw F'.uw Ar11Cfftttt. 14'2t
Vile Ave. PanacepetUt wtll lcwll 1M .,_... ol IM GNM
f ~mich. lht tt.atOM wtty •pmailllli• wat IC9ftdlt.
OU11n 1t1day, lftd .ollll .. 1W• iMO.,'tlft. ~~~,.=.\f:.\.W::-~=&,~tr
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$1tl batt, t801 • Cout H1Jhwa). Fonunc.'' will~ offered from 6 to 'I p.m tonda' a1 the Little Inn on the 8a), 617 Lido Park Ofl\e, f\c""pon Tht proVlm abo of'kn ba\1C uba. Red (nm Bea h
hfnav1n1 and k.a :tktnJ cou~ r or • rompk:tc '"''"' The du\ v.111 focus on hov. 10 nct"ork 10 m r('a
call tht campu rttrta11on offi~ ll S ~346. 'iolln. tor JOb or rttr chan and for tht cntrt'prTneur
In U'\K'IQr v.111 be Su n Linn. a publl, rt'lanon\ ""'ntcr.
1Je61nnltJ6 •'6n lalJIU6e cla•
bnn1na tncn('ln Lanauaer ~•II bt uiullht
from 1:)0 10 CJ:JO pm on Tundays throuah brch 2 fat
Ocrrf1dd Communal\ Park. lrvu"°.
TM ell~ welt C'Ovtf 1 bl1ic undtnt.and1n1 of 1hc
tanSUlllC. su~1v1l vocabulary and tM deaf cuhu"' and
commutmy. No ~-\kill• are net'dcd
for mOft 1nfonnatl0ft, call O.v1d ndcnon at
660-J920
I r mort an rmauoo, (all Lann at lllO
Retired federal worien meet
Saddl k V1llt' ( hapter of the 1t1onal 1a·
u on of Rctlft"d ~cdcral Emplo en ""'" mttt at 2 pm
Monda) 11 Gttndalc f~ral Savina <"ommun•t ) Room.
23221 Calk de la Louisa, l.quna Hall\
TM mcct1na '' pen to rctim.1 fcd<ral c1' 1h1n
cmplo) , 1ht1r ~" sun1,0Bufannu1tanti. IK't1,t
fc=dcral emplo} and a~t,.
Onange ( ounl chapter. auonal A ~oc1at1on for
Prnkwonal \alc~v.omcn~111 m~t at :30 pm TUC"1diJ
al 1hc Rt'J l 1on Inn. 0 Rmtol t . C 11 MCM
"The. \rt of ro~(Dpca ··wall It d1~u-.
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AlO CE OrmigeCoast OAll,.Y PILOT/ Thureday, January 12. 1989
Owninga boat nqt
necessary to enjoy
sailing at this club
By KATY BOUCHER
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Dick and Gayle Nelson of Yorba
Linda sometimes tra vel to Newport
Beach every other weekend to enjoy a
day of sailing.
They ~rd a 25-footer, 35-footer
or whatever suits their fancy -
because they don't own their own
boat.
They arc members of the Lido
Sa1hng Club in Newport Beach, a club designed for sailors who don't want
the responSJb1hty or financial burden
of own ma their own vessel.
•'ft's just a wonderful idea." Gayle
Nelson said. "It's hard cnouah to find
a moorinf -and very expensive.
You don l have to ~rry about maintenance or cleanup because it's
all done for you.
"They keep their boats 1~ excellent
condHion," she said.
Norm Rest, club owner. laid mem-
bership 1s a "viable ahemauve to
owning your own boat."
Founded in 1971. Rest said the
club's service lends to rccrca11on,
knowledge and entertainment.
"We have JS boats rangina from
25-to 4S-fcct that arc owned by in~ividuals and leased back to the
club," he 's.aid. "We've taught more
than 600 members to sail. whether It
be beginning. intcrrcdiatc or ad-.
vanced." New-mtmbers J>a}Aa one-time fee of S 190 and thereafter monthly dues.
The fee includes 15 hours of sa1hng
instructions with group and crew.
"Members learn safety, rules of the
water, risging. sail trimming. ctiquet·
te, navtgation ... and overboard
procedures." Rest said.
Monthly dues are $60, and $40 of
that goes on account like a savings account. The money accumulates for
usage of any size boat that ranges
from $40 to S300 a day.
Boats arc available for a 24-hour
period and the)' arc insured from
Newport Beach to the Mexican
border. Rest said. Nelson said she and her husband
..
Lldo ~Club l• dauned for people who wa nt to uU but
don•t want ihe rapon•lfilllty of ownln& a boat .
love to spend the night aboard their
leased-boat and sail the next da). he
said there's lots of ways to spend a
Saturday or Sunday aboard.
"Sometimes we'll fi ll our soup JU&
at the Crab Cooker md-ukc friends
aboard in the w1nten1mc:· she said
"Other limes "'e·"e had Tony Roma
deh\er nbs"
Rest said owners make enough
money to pa) for LhJii!r shp rent and arc provided wnh frfllmamten:mcc.
CALENDAR ART DEVELOPSFORNB ~HOTOGRAPHER ...
FromA9
models can be a hard and sometimes painful! process, she said. Starting the
selection as late as December.
Gershenson is forced to make her
decisions in 11me to meet the Jan. I
deadline.
··what is really hard about picking
models is that I sometimes have to
tum them down," she said. It is really
hard for some guys to take rejection
because of the way they look. "And
they arc goins to look that way for the
rest of their hvcs." _
She also believes that featuring
males in the calendar has given her
some new insight on how to better
understand men. Calhna 1t a "min1-
psychology lesson." Gershenson said
the calendar often creates large egos.
"When I get some of these JU)'S to
pose for me. 1t makes them feel real
§ood about themselves," she said.
'There is a lot mQre than just muscles
and good looks to some. But some-times. they can really get stuck on
themselves. I won't put up with th~t. •·
Craig Run nails. a 23-year-old econ-
omics major and co-capta in of the
varisty rowing team. 1s featured on
this _year's calendar. Recommended to Gershenson by another model.
Runnalls was quickly chosen for the
cover page. However. he says the
honor did not go to his head
"I got a lot of teasing from m)'
friends about it," said the Newoort
Beach resident. "I was reall y pleased
to be an the calendar, but I didn't get
stuck on myself. Kim is right when
she says we arc just bQm this wa)'
How can you be conceited about
something you had ·nothing to do
with."
While Gershenson sees a potential
for some of her models to turn professional, many of them make the
venture fun. In return for modeling,
everyone an the calendar receives a
free hair cut and pictures to add 10 has
ponfouo. Gershenson gets little finan cial
benefits from producini the calendar
h 1s th.c financial end of producing the
calendar. including developing and
..
publtc1!}. thai·1akes up most of her
tame. She has set up autov.apll·
signing parties and "wan-a-date ·con-
tests to help battle the SJ.500 pnntang
cost. which comes out of her own
pocket
"I ·am not rcall) lookmg to gel
an) thing out of this because I know
that there as not 'cry much money 10 be made," she said "II has opened up
some doors for me, with people
asking me to take pictures for them
and put together cale ndars
"Actual!~. I am JUSt m 11 for the
fncnd hap: I enJO) helping people out
b} taking their picture. making them
feel real good about thcmsches ·•
FV officer receives
dep~rtment honor
Paul Sorrell has becn named lhe Fountain Valle_y Police DepenrMnt's 1988 Officer of the Year.
The annual honor 1s voted on by
the polac:e department's 61 members
who sei«l an officer for his or her
accomplishments in law enfon:e-ment, community service and inter-
personal skills.
Sotrell has served seven and one·
half yean with the pohce department.
For the last two )'ears his ass1punent
with the narcotics division has re-
sulted in numerous arrests of narcotic
offenders and se1loresofiUepl drugs.
He is aJso a member of the depan-
ment's SWAT team an which he
coordinates and duuts much of the
tramina for the speciality unit.
"It been a lot of hard work this )Car
in the field of narcoucs." he said. "We
have had several real food cases and
that 1s probably the biJIC t reason l
received the award. It 1s very mcc to
hc-rttotn1zt"d h. m v nttr1"
ARDS •••
J'romA9
men between the ages of2 I and
36. These men are honored for
theiroutstandingcivic and pro-
fessional contributions to their
communities. their states, as well
as their nation. • • • And speaking of awards ...
Matt G. Baker and Wa de Tift o f
Newport8each we{c presen ted
with the Outstanding Youth
Achievement Award from the R
G. Ca1ming{'orp., a Los Angeles--
based _promotional firm.
R. G. Canning said he becomes
personally involved with helping
youth of today. He feels recog-
nition forthe1r accomphshments
builds self .confidence and
courage that will be an imponant
asset later in life for guidance and
direction.
"During the summer months I
spend most of my lime escorting
selected youth o n world-travel
trips," said Canrung.
"It gives me the opportunity
and satisfaction to do for others ...
he added.
The corporauon officials be-
lieve that hononng the youth of
today for their accomplishment~
gives them needed reassurance
lfyou would hke more 1nfor-
mat1on on the youth award. call
Jim Lynskey at 213-587-5 100
Pohce Chief Elvin M1ali ck~nbed 1he qualiflCIUOn$ rep~ntaUH' ol
tht award.: •
"The officer is not only c~n for
his leadership. outstand1na per·
fonnance in the field and rappon
with peers ~· he said, "but because he isacoach.~ fncnd and avatlablc when
needed."
Sorrell has• bachelor's dearec from Cal State Fulllcnon and advanced
ccn1ficates an police trainin" . . "He was selected for his ab•h!Y 1~
enforcement in narcotics a~d 'ice.
Miah said. ··1t takes a spcclal breed
and a lot of dedicauon because of the
hours. There 1s no set schedule.
"It 1s quite an honor and he 1s a wcll-destrved rec1p1ent."·M1ah said.
Sorrell 1s the father of two small
children. Bet"ausc of has undercover
work. a photo was not released for
publtcat1on. B-~IJ I a. -By Joy~ -av C•
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7BCok?-
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Shannon Keehan •a wlnntni
bookmark de.ten.
. _.d,.C) ~ ~-~\.\)\""-SWEET EASY ~.ts!t-t:r FAMOUS FACES HB ARTIST'S CANVAS •.•
\.· .f4" Don't Miss It~.
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Annual BloW-Out
MOUSE FEATID'S.
Janua~y 13
~ci~uary 21
MlllON DOLLAR BABY ORGAllCALL Y GROWN
SD'°-70'° f ~ ~ WAITS MU lEEilS
319 Newport Center Drive
Fashion Wand, Newi*f leach 760-1~
FromA9
thcm~h c~ and JUSt feeling good ..
f rcnch ~1d she focuses on teaching wom en how to become their o.,,.n
makeup an.st, and how to ·select
products that work for them She
takes into cons1dcrat1on hfcstyle, the
image to be projected, facial bone
structure. and skin type.
She charaes $75 for a consultatton
that includes a detailed 1nd1v1d-
uah2ed workboo~
"I cover all the lcamina senses:·
she said .. They Y.atch me apply the
makeup. I explain as I go alona and
they rt'ad about 1t an the workbook.
.
"This 1s geared to the and1"1dual I
do require a follo~-up. that as hke fine
tuning. If they don't follow up that
frustrates me. I can ool) do as much
as people let me."
French also sells a hnc of cosmetics
she has carcfull-r ielcctcd Her back-
ground an work1na with mo t of the
m:uor cosmetic companies has gi ven
her an undcrstand1na of the product
1nr.,ed1ents and formulas
'They are all good basic slun care
producs at less than ovcr-the<0untcr ~<;5·" she said "Once )OU have trained to put on the makeup.
}OU don"t havr to look at at the rel.I ol
theda> ·· French also ~orlts wnh scH•ntl
Ora!lJC Count) plaSJtc surgeons an
teaching post cosmetic surge!") pa-
tients how to apply makeup to their
new look.
And like lmYOther anm. n 1s hard
for French not to 109~ at people and
silently create a new image .
"When I m~t someone u takes me
about 15 seconds to mak.c them over
an my mind Then I'm satisfied and
can forget about at" French ~td
sm1hnt;
WINTERFESTATTENDANCE PUSHED •••
PnmAI
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Superintendent
is entitled to saY
'Itoldyouso' ·
• John l'l.;1coll has good rea,on lo feel a lllllc proud of
himself.
N1co1J. supcrintcn<lt>nt of the ~c""pon-Mcsa · nilied
School D1stnct has not al""a> enJO\ed the comfori of 5ay1og:
.. I told >Ou o" His tenure at the district has been rocked v.ath
controversy and a stead~ do~ of grumbling O\.Cr thew~-. of
cducauon and the slate of local ~hools. ~
f:or instance when ~1coll dec1dCEI to swatch assignments
between two popular high school pnn 1paJ man} p:lf"cnts
teachers and students "'anted to hang his scalp from the lodge -
p0lc. 1f there ""ere such a thing in Ncwpon Beach or Costa
Mesa.
The pnnupal swap sav,, a lcttcr-\\ntrng camp:ugn that
overset thc leu crs-to-thc-ed1tor columns of loc:il papers
There were \evcral storm)' school board ess1ons and
arguments on the •Meets and <lunng cofT('c breaks. ~tud('nh
even staged J protc\t
The furor of th1.• principal \'-'JP ha!> laded c\.1.cpt ""1th
sc"eral ptupk 'A.ho harhor pultt1t.al asp1ra11on an<l lhosc v. ho like to cherish their grudges But its suness 1-. not the rca,nn
for the ~usfarnon ~11.oll should be cnJo:rins.
e"'pon-'\'1csa ~ hool offiuals lound them sch c" .. '" a
unique s11uat1on 1h1\ '-'t•ek Thq arc beginning to take a look
at reo~ning an dcmcn\Jf"\' r,chool Tha.t' nght reupcn d
school.
The pos 1b1li1~ '" rare because man) districts art' 'it11l
wresthng with dcdrning enrollmcna and the alwa~\
unpopufar dcc1s1on to close schools
But thal°s no t the situation in Nc"'pon Beach and C o\l..1
Me~ D1strn l proJccuom rdeascd thl\ '-'Cck \hov. that 1h1:
chtldrenot a local m1.n1-hab) hoom ~·H·ral >ear\ back arc JU\!
about school age
·hool lru'itces v.cre ttild lhe d1stnll·., 1.•kmcntan
schooh ~111 be at tapaut~ in the not-too-distant fulure fht·
most 1rnmcd1ate urnu~t n ts tht• Estdnua a1tendan1..c ione.
which include\ four cleml'ntar\ -.chools -C'al1fo.-n1a.
Pomona. Wh1u1cr and Wll'>on Tlm area. at:cordlllg to the
report. will go over cla\sruom rnpactt) this )Car
Tru .. lccs ha' c se' era I opllons fhe> can go thl' ponahk
classroom route. comolidJte fatJnua High hool to mclu<.k
7th lhroug.h 12th grades anJ 'ih I fl StudenlS \\ho It \l' \OU th of
19th 1rcct to the ~l·, .. port llarhor attendance area or 1hn
could reopen <i chool
Reopcntn@ .1 st.hoot 1s J '"\'Cl option and 1ht' tru,tce\
ha ... e that option becau~ '-11.oll ''on his battle to f\'tatn
o"'nersh1p ot s1..hoob the d1~tm1 had 10 close e'er.ii \car..·
Jgo .\t that 11m1.· the actmn v.a~ cnticlled Pcopk '''HI
thought the ~hools !>hould be <iold to bol tcr lhl' d"tm c,
sagging budget pointed to othl'r dtstrll.'tS that sold 1hc1r do~d
schools But !'.11..oll and h1 allies \\Cft' 'ucn•\<iful. wn' 1nung
trustee' that th1.. d1Stnct !>hould hang unto the Sfhool!>
hC'n thoSt" "ho argutd again'>I 1hat d1..'u ion 'l'·ff' .1go ""'II no" haH' to .1dm11 1ha1 '•u>ll had h1~ l'\C on lhl' lu1urr
Jnd finger on the pul\C of J trcoJ 1hat he \,as !>Urt' "uuld
fC\ t'rSC ll!>ell
If "lKOll t'> not v.t•anng 3 smult grin tlm \\l't..•k. h1..· 'hould
~ He has t•arnc:<l thl' nght.
Opinions ... pressed en this space are 1hose of the Oa1ty Pilot Other
views e11_preue<1 on lhll page•r• those ol their authors and Brt1sts Readers'
comments are 1nvtted end may be sent to The Oa11y P•IOt P 0 Bo" 1560
Costa Mesa 92626 ·
OTHER V 01CES
Agenda for 1989
The ~tart ol a ne" \(;ilf l'I an .ippropnat1.· 11mc 10 'lc:t .rn
agenda Ol 1'1\U('S for I %1.J r ht·~ ilfl' toph ... \ll largt' and mull1-
lacctcd th:ll a mountain ul v.cll-1n1t.'ntwn1..·d c:d1ton.1b t.'hoci..-
lull ol ad' ace 1..·ould nut com1..· do'>t' 10 sol' rng the pruhkm'
inherent in them.
\\ c'll Jam for ~punll. and rns1ght thl\ \l'Jr 1n t:id.:ling
0ROY.. TH .... Wt"'ll \tud) ho" deH·lopment of all kinds
should be tontrolled in "a" that Kl'c:p our :.m.•.t\ \'HHlOOl\
'ttal and hous1n& stud: "aftordahk." '"hale" er 1h.11 .., tht.'W
da)S We'll tbllo"' 1h1..· lc)(·al ckt•uon campaigns that '''II be
ucd ~ do~I> to the 1 \ut ORlJ(J \8 ~f. Trafficking 1n cri}ck th1.· tcx. me
dcn"at1\t", has turned "-hole tnner-t·1t1cs 1nto'"ar zone,. ha'I
put a "hole gcncrauon at mk V 1olcncc goes hand m-glo' ~·
with the bu•unc\\ -ma\.: hi nr gun\ arc commonplalr rm" \o arc almo t·r.lndnm dri"c-b) shooting\ ltl'd to g;ang., .ind
drugs \\-c nceJ to ti1ht 11. and fa t , through education ;ind
trtalmC'nl . fR .\ '\i~PORT .\TION: I r3ffic jam a ha'l' neH·r
been )CCn lx'fore arc now commonplace on txllh tm.'"J'' .ind
surfa c \trC'Ct The bus 5) tern opcratl..'d b) the ( outlws n
Cahtom1a Rapid 1 ran 11 {)1,tnct) 1s m admin.-.1ra11-.:c
chao . While light rail and \Ub"'a) arc omc"'hc:rr 1n th1..•
future. thcrt arc no panacea ... ,.\n all·cncompJs inii 'tratc )
mu t be forged b). counllc\, tran~porta11on .i_g~nl 1c-. l'tlle\.
bu inc s and c1t11rn' cud) 1ng the 1~ca of ne"' form ot
rcgJonal 10,ernmcnt 1s ante: ral to creating th1' '1ra1c1) ..
£0 TIO~ There 1s noquc~tion that in th141 l:l'lt tor>tt
arc lhc an wcr to .tit problems. \ surge m cnrollnwnt ..,
comma b«au of 1mm1 rauon and a ncv. bab~ boom r 1ght
budgets nd compcung financial need arc forcing 1ouah
dcc1s1on • t th~· college 1c .. c1. 1f \\C don l build ne"
un1"crs1t1e • we'll turn tcm of thou nd\ of quahlicd \tudcnl\ a~ay. And at the scconcfar~ level. if we don't create 11
fascinat1<.>n w11h lcarnin_g. '-'C·re in dan er of ~com1n :s
soc1ct) filled with •cond-n1tc mmd ... P• ad~oa Star·S~M
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TIR D OF TH AME OLD JOB?
I K OF MORTG GE PAYME, T ?
FED P \\'ITH HEA TI G BILL
PE TO THE TREET !
, YO , TOO, CAN BE ...
Thursd y, January 12. 1989 Al I
LETH RS
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Seawalls not
pest way to
protect beach
To the Editor·
I thml that many Laguna bu5•·
nc\ men. tll\. council person\, and
pcrhap\ other cit' officials may lend
to O\.crl()flk the fac1 that Laguna·
sand) beaC'hesatt both a pncelcss&fld
an c:ndangered rei.our~. nd~ beaches pro' 1de attract•'<' area\ requmn~ h1tle cnre. \o\-htch arc
u~ful tor a \\!1Je \an<'lY of general
THOL 'A. D HA VE T RIED IT
A D CAN'T GlVE IT P!
JUST A K THE PRE IDE T ...
"THEY MAKE IT
THEIR OWN CHOICE!"
--RONALD REAGA
• ("(St and rttrcationaJ act1 \.I ti~ .
&ache proi-1dc 'e:i;tcnsl\e pla>·
ground loqoun3ch1ldrcn. game and
'urfing areasfor older )Ouths (thus
~\-eprng tht'.'m Qff th<' streets) and
JttracttH sun bathing :trCJ'> for
adull'I \I o. sand\· beaches h:ne
l'On\ldcrable commercial va lue be·
lJll'5l' the\ attract out-of-town \I\·
11ors. ,the~· require little mnrntcnance.
and the~ help protect adJnccnt bluO\
trnm 1.\3\C' erosion
Unfonunat,l). dunng the las\ frv.
dccade'i our t>caches have become
'-lgnatkintl) harrower becauS( of
gradual and often unnouced sand
lo .. ~ Funhermore. there are SC\eral
good r~asons for behe\ 1ng that man·,
.11..11ons. and n t1.1ral occurrences will
.m:eler:uc our beach sand lo s
during tuture >ear.
-.
...
Congress can use a raise,
but method iS not sincere
F.arher 1h1\ "~k Pr~uko1 R~agtto
\ubm1ttcd hi\ lioJI hud(?cl 10 C 110·
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cac h ot lh\• l.t\I \C\ er.ii \\'ar'> tht·
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the l'Ongre'\\1onal budget f)HXL''" 1,
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1n 1 llti~ C ungtC'C.'> hJJ JU'I rt", 1'1\ nl .t
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adlU\ted nt\ftn
tconom1'1 \nhu1 t .1tkr h.11. .i.t
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nta' oh<' lht• "h11k prot-krll mr11t
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inat'J">C "ho "<'uld I}(' rudg.l' l"' h mrmtic.•r a SI I IO bonu," The
t:t\fl;l\\'r' tht.' t'd'ndm' and lhl
1 tn. "'~uld all he a ll1t tic.·t1\'r ,,11
< ltr" < ·o, •~ tltt' l'Ontrt' m•n fc>r
rhe I Olb Coatrt'S 1oaal D1 ln<'r
Proposed 50 percent pay
raise a study in arrogance
Lool OH:r thctt 1n tht• corner
~ that man 1n lh(' Rn,.,k,
Brothers' <ou11. "" 1lhng t 11l1cc and punipin~ hand~ hkt· a "dl-01kd
m1nimc
I hat's naht That'\ \OUr ulll-
grt~c;m n. He'c, hard al "or~ .
\nd do \OU lno" \.\-hit hr nn·J.,
He nccJ\ , ·rant'. \\ ho '1.occ;n .,.,
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11') 0 percent I'll rt'pCat th:u . 0
percent.
'o-. I might not be thl' nw .. t
-.orldly man. nnJ I don·l pro" I\\ all
trect or hang uut at 1h1.. '\t(K k
l 'chan , bu\ a 0 ~rc('nt ~) ra1
\ttnl iu t mil<' .. teer \<>1dc from
Ot(I l cr,h1\h<'r anJ a re:~ rl:'cnl
l otto ~1nnt~. dot an)h<)(S> ou1
th<'ft' ant1c1patc a O ~rtent r.usc th•s
)Cir:'
Just to put 11 on th<' m."tnJ.
conamc;mcn maic S Q a )tar. \
SO~n;cnt raic;c~ould rut thl..'1r ~1la~
at SU~. So~ to ~me J'('oplc; that\ cnou&h
monc) to JU \ bout dm"'n in To be
h n~I. 11 1'®1d l'"c me a hcan atu ~ But 10 othcr ... ,,. n:::i~n:abl
um Enough to male the monp •
Pl the arrcn ftt the tcnnt'I ~lub
due\ the Nord ttum nrJ. and won,
But a ptr«rU ~•SC. 1( nothm
cl tclli ou thJl the pcn.on r Cl\•
1n1 11 mu t M\C done one hcd; fa
good) h
Ha\ )'our ton11t"nman done one
h k or a &ood Joh at m •thin ~ tclllna ckctcd ..
M l local tc1dicn tilts pa\l c.ir ~''cd about a J percent ra1 • •houah )Om<' ~rt'd ., htah 11\ 5
pn«nl. l ca htts 1n one 10\--al d1Mnc. t
I04 a l\1 {K'r«nt boo\t ow thctc arc
ibt pcoptt ~ trut.t w11h Jlf1hnl our
STEVE ..
MARBLE
'
h~\ ,. lx'\'O pt•rnHllL'd "' Jl.\er1 I\.&\ h•I
'llt~a 1ng to hu,tnt.'\\lllCn. l.ume"
\toe). hw~'7t' Jnd 1t'HJ\J)Jl\' en 1
nCt'f' T hL'\ f,L't f\Jld ll•r '""'&out to
... hrc:alla,1 l >n an .annu.1 hJul \(lfnl' L'l
S~1 00 S \1 Jill \om\• 'cl C.'\\'n mmt•
Rut lhC' "l'rd ltLm on h1ih '" th.11',
gill 10 go lh1.· Ir('\' lund1 ma' 1101 tic:
gonC' hul lh\' •n·,· lun1 h 1th four
ftjturc llti " (ht' pt11pc.°)5<.'11 p.I) htL.L " \1111
.. moldcnn~ on thC' ~., i.. burner h
n,a,>'-' Rut I 'u"P<'" th\ lwat "'Ill Ix
... i-.anL:r,J up a nnl\ h ti! t" 110..·1<1r<" l(ln
< lnc lcll·' 1 ion t,.\1mmcn1at111 r\· L'nll~ hkcnl-d the prt>pc.1 J l\.il' h1L.1..• m 1;nat1on "11hout n:prt:~nt.111011 ,
\IO\C non.: ot U' "111 h~' \';a"" 111 thL'
maucr
Thi' ne'' ~a,tcr Jr•" ma \In the
I, hied &-.ton 11."J P.1m 'll@.al"'l\'''
1hat con\l1tu1."nt\ mail cJd'I llll'I·
gr«''tntJn 41. ll'•' h.1~ J u~t unc \ '"'·'II
6nc 1 I 'uu It I." '\\~II. that\ \Url ul 11 ""' hlC':a I he wrt ul 1Jc.a '-'t arr .iH u\lllnl\'\J tn
sttmJ on tck' 1 ·ion
But 1f1f\ >mboll'lm ~(' "·'"'· lhl·n lt11 pr JX>~ pa h1I.:<' " ;a tatrh
ample u.rict. _
Ho~ t: n C'onare.. u11.:rt" m pa\
h~ 'iO J'('r~nt v.h n v.t ha\t: ~c1pk -
cnt1rT tamiht: . rerh P' -kcptn in
Id k (If t:UJ rd bcl11nd I t:IU~·
Jov.n d mental'\ hnol 1n ( O'ta
1C I , ,
tlov. ~ n C"on re \ mt rca 1t' p;)\
b~ u > retnt "hen th n tll n I
~fi<ll •" htachn south q1u lcr than
n pcJ ldon.
If 1t°'I \'lmboh\m u • nl, thll's
prt'I\)' bk'ik i1utl
~ ... Met¥r' dq ... .
Bc-c.-au~ ot the sand lo scs alread'
('\penl'nced. J number ofbcachfront
propcn) o" ncr now v.-ant to l·on-
l>fruCl nev. ~ w'3Hs m-protet"t the1r
bluth lrom "a'c auad •. HO\\C\.er
ma"' (perhaps 0\0)1) of the rcla11,C'I)
le'o\ blutl tiulurtc. that ha'"e occurred
ha' e bc-t·n dur-to 0' cN-atenng
an\! M improper ctrarnag-c -no1 TO
rcu.·nt "'J\ C' ero con Funhermorc
I most c:\pem tell us) the pla\.'.t'ment ol
~a"-all-. along our bluffs w11l 1n re:1Sf
the rate of '3nd losstS m the futurr
thu"' lunhc:r nom1~1ng out s.and}
Ot'.tC'ht'\
• m e\ampk ltn a f('p<'rt pn.·pan.-d
lor thc < 11\ ol Del Mar} coastal
l'O 1m·er Ron Nobe ~tatcd that
during \e\.crc s1orms. the natural
wa\ \" 1.·w"on cxcurnng in front of :i
rntll"-'IC \1.•awall ""111 cause 3~5 fCKt 01
\ l'• lll'~I crns1on ot the nd l h1'
\.\1)uld reduce the ~1dth of the beach
h\ \U-"0 t('(t m mon-
Mo'>t e\~n .. on c;oa taj erosion
hJ'C t:onclud('d thal v.h1le ~av.alh
m. ~ pro' 11.k \elm~ pn.1t('(1ton lo the:
lo"cr hlutls 'uch v.all "111 a tuall~
JJmage thl" ht:ac.:hes b\ .i<c.:elcr.u1n
\'fO\lun ~ortunatcl\. there a1c o\hc:t
• hem311'~ ..ud\ ac. sand rt'plcn
1\hm<'nl "h1c.:h \lotll proll"l'l both the.-
bell\ ht'' and thl' hluth.
1l\ oltk1al\ !>hould hC' urged to
~"t'u'h 1.on~1Jer l\uch ahem.HI\~
. f\U'r°'llG.\'r ~H'
l..Aguna Beach
T ODAY IN HISTORY
I od;n '' I hundu. fan. I ~. tht 1.:1h <.ia\ 01 r ~ Q There :ire )H da\
kit in the \Car
Toda' ' H1fhhgh11n H1ston
On.Ian 1_ 1q4~ dunng\\orlJ
\\ ar II (1\•m1an force' 1n BC'lg1uni
n tn:att.'d 1n lhl' Battk of the Bulge
On the\ Jatr In I ' lh<· li~t puhhl museum in
.\mC'rtL3 "'.t' ,·,1atih.,hC"d 1n
l hark'>tt.1n \ c In I~ I \ 1hc H11u'K' ol Rcpn:'ll..·nt3·
t 1' \'' rC'JL'Clt'd ,\ proposal "' g1' C'
'~Omt•n th\' nght II) \nit'
In 11.n~. M" Hat Ill \\ < araw;h
tx'\:JmC' th<' fir,1 "oman cl('(ted to thl"
\t n'1tl' In l~J atr<."rJlt lrom l \ lJc,1.
t OHI.' '~ ~ni.. ahout ~( fapJnt'
'hip'> oil lnJ1l(hin:i In I 'iltiti PrC')tdl'nl t \ ndun 8
J1,hn,tm .,..,J tn ht' \talc ol thc: l n1on
adJr<" that the l mtl'1 '\talc<, 'thou Id 'l~\ en "outh \ •<"tnam un11I LOm·
mttnt\I a n: i.ton tbe~cJ
In 14 h. lhC' \hullk <. t.>lumh"
hl.l\tcJ 1 ll \.\1th .l ~"'"' lhat 1ndud('d
Rep Sill 'Wl\On l> Fla and the ftf'\t
Hl\p.tnll· \m,•rn.an en ~pace Dr
f rankhn R ( h.1ng-D1:11
In 1"1 1. \n~hlJn < hurc.h \'OH"
11.'ll\ \\31t1.• df'TIH'd tn lch.trhlrl 011
he' Jte\t """'""to v.1n th<' Tt'ka11c ot h\1'tlagc~ a J11urnc~ that "11uld n.•-;ult
1n he\ •h' n d1~ppc.•aran\'\"
Ten \l'ar" Jgo 1 he '\lat~ [)('p:in·
mcnt lc.mng3 pc.-.., ... hk' m1lll&' cour
in Iran. 1\\ucJ an appeal to tht•
Iranian m1ht:tf'\ . ..a,1ng a \C't1ure of
pov.er v.oulJ 11ih1~1i an "ordtr1) anJ
1lm\lruL11,e artH th.h" to the C'Citab
h\hmcnt 1..11 ,1.1b1h1'
I 1\C' \ta~ o \ hu\tnC'\lo-<lrtl'OtC'd elll\.ICO~' r nC'I 1:ha1rro b\ J Pctt'r
tir.11,.c I \Ued ,.., n.'J~>n (\fl tkfk1l\
~h1'"h \atd tr~kral ;,pending LOuld hC'
c;l,l\hL-d b' SJ~4 4 ti1ll1on •''t."r thr~
)eat<i
f 00'1\ ' ~HlhdOI)\ fournalt l
Marti n \arun'>l ' '' ~4 in ct Ra> Prtct ,., 6 l T hC' \ma11n1 K rc\k1n
I\ ~4; ~Clrt\ ~H\11<' -'llt\ IS 34 ~ Bt TkA S«l•IHPIW
Commeata welcome
The D.11h Pilot \lo lromc ,)Our
opinion\ un m ncn of publn:
1ntcrt t •
tt:ttcr and I nvr 1rt1(-le of r m·
mt n tary m U\t he' s11nC'd fht~ \houkt t'C I) peJ or ck-art~ •nttc=n anCJ ~nt 10
l Tl f R~ to tht EDIT R. 0.1h P1lo~ P 0 Bo, I 60. CO\ta Mcti,
( aht. q.2626
If ou ptt r to dactat(' a kuer, you
ma' cill our WE1lE LISTSNING
tclt-ph nc numhc'r -~2
and Ira" c a rtrortkd mf' tllC' ~ k~p the ~ bf'tt'f. rJta¥ 1nc:l\kle CMar add MMJ tt~onc' numbn '° that wt Ml H•nf authontup •
DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, ;January 12. 1989 ENTERTAINMENT
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Strauss Orchestra too serious
~~~'~'~ !!DZYNSIU
No one was dancing in the aisles.
but the Onnge County Performing
Ans Center sellout of 2,902 patrons
enthusiastically received the Vienna
Johann Strauss Orchestra and con-
ductor Alfred Esch we on their county
debut Monday evening.
Presented by the Orange County
Philharmonic Society, the Strauss
Orchestra offered (what else?) an all-
Strauss program of mostly waltzes
and polkas.
Eschwe, who mort than bears a
passing resemblance to Johann Strauss 11, "The Waltz King" himself,
led the chamber orchestra of 40 in the
type of concert its namesake played
almost 140 years ago. While the
prosramminJ may have been s1m1lar and the playing technically first rate.
the spint of the performance'> ton
. .
often was lacking.
One usuall y encounters -es-
pecially m pops concerts -areat
liberties taken with the fun that's
normall)' inherent in man) trauss
scores: Q' erly tremendous stretchina of mardand1, use of real whip for
slapsticks or cannons for popguns.
and so on. But Eschwe had the
orchestra give too straightforward an
account of most of the 17 selections (including three encores) It pla)ed
Thus, sltgJnly long >Ct dramauc
pauses were elided m the Overture to
''Die Fledermaus." All the fun ~ent
out of the quadrille ,"Kuenstler"
(''Ai:tist"), Op. 201. a normally wi tty
pastische of borrowed tunes - such
as the "Wedding March" from Felix
Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer
Nidtt's Dream" and the openan& of Mozart's Symphony No. 40 tn G Minor (among man} other snippets)
AZOC reception tonight
An opening reception for an1sts
Bijan Bahar, Jim Memtt, Steve
Lustig, Ruth Jameson, Tom L1can
and Greg Tate will be held from 7 to
I 0 tonight at the' ~rt Zone of the
Contemporal). 3443 Via Lido. New-
port Beach.
The public ts 1nv1tcd. adm1ss1on ts
free and a1nzz band will perform.
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-that was played with utter scnous-nes~ instead. And not e'ven Johann
ancf Jo')Cf Strauss' Joint "P1zz1cato
Polka" was treated ltahtl}. w11h
tempo rubato (a unstnct kccpma of
1tme) v1nuall)' absent
Of eou~. not every Strauss tune·~
ripe for "fun." most notably and
famously "An der Schocncn Blauen
Donau" ("On the Beautiful Blue Danube"), Op. 314. In this
pleasanll~-but-not-outstand 1 ngl~
perfonned work. Eschwe took more
repeats than one normally encounters
ma hve performance of 11. )Cl 11 wa~ far from being complete.
Still: there were some shenanigans
that were properly under control.
Josef Strauss' "Buchstaben" ("T> po-
graphical Characters") polka had
some of the performers occasionally
rcctlt the alphabet from A to C and end with A a(la1n The same com-,
Poser's frenetically paced "Plap-
permaeulchcn" polka "aH\Cn mon.-
dehc1ously realized. with a ra tchet
obbhpto. the two lead second-vi-
ohnists ll'&Utnl several ttmes Ind the
oboist h~v1na the final say by sund-
ing up to play her note and bow.
The encores were among the most
en1oyably rcnder~d. The polka "No
Problems" had tbe orchestra "Ha·
ha"mg; and even Esch"'e (finallyl JOt into the spirit of things by pu hng
down on an 1maS1nary cord for the
timpanist to play h1s·boommg one·
note solo. Johann l's "Sigh" plop
indeed had the beleaguered pla yers
"struggling" to keep pace with 1h1s
whirlwind of a piece. give out a very
tired si'h near the end. And the same
Strauss most famous '1'-0rk, "The
Redetrlcy March." saw the orchestra
play most of 11 wuhouttheconductor.
who walked away a1\er sTarnna 11 off
and came back on for the final refrain.
TV to chronicle Oliver North saga
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Productton will began this ~eek on CB '
m101senes "Guts & Glory: The Rise and Fall of Oliver North."
David Keith will star as Lt. Col. Nonh. with Barnard Hughc'I pl.1~ing
CIA Director Wtlltam Case}. Peter ~It! as National Securit> C'vunc1I
Adviser John Poindexter and .Paul Dooley as NSC .i\dv1ser Robert
McFarlane. Newcomer Amy Stock-Po)'nton will be featured as secretary
Fawn Hall. ·
The four-hour spcc1al. whose broadcast date wasn't announced. ts
based on the book bv newspaper reponer Ben Bradlec Jr
It will be fil'!!_ed 1n Los Angeles and Washington, D.C.
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Cleo Laine playa a witch who chanaea from UCIY to beautiful
in "Into the WC>Oda."
Cleo L·aine likes
to sing Sondheim-
'Into the Woods'
arrives Marc h 7
LOS .i\NGELES CA P)-Gramm)-
v.inmng singer Cleo Laine admires
tephen Sondheim's music so much
she recorded an aTbum of It -and
then was asked to star m the national
tour of his latest musical
.. I've alwa)'s ltked hts mum and it's
alwa~s a challenge." the Bnush singer
said by telephone from a home ~he
I
and her husband ma1nta1n 1n
Sonoma. ( altf . where she spent the
·holtda)'S "Mos1 of ~he things Sondheim has
created could be cons1dertd classical
theater now I think 1t is almost the
equt\ alent of Shakespeare in the 198(h .
"Into the Woods." starnng Laine
and ( harloue Rae. will run through
March 5 at the Ahmanson Theater of
the Los Angeles Music (enter. It will
then tour to the Orange ( ounty
Performing Ans Center CM1r1;h 7-12>
and to Denver
I ~n exploration of what happen~ to
certain fatf)·tale characters after lt\-
ing-happ1ly e"er after." the musical
won 1988 Ton) Awards for
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Sondheim for best score and James
Lapine best book of a mws1cal.
The pivotal character of the witch
attracted Laine. "It's an 1nterest1ng acting role." she said. explaining that
m the first act ·-rm \er} u&I} with a
humP. and a long nose and scragg.I)
hair.· In Act Two. she becomes
beauttful, "but evcf) now and again
you bnng the ugl)' wttch back into 11 ..
Laine. who "-On a 1987 Gramm y
for be~t female Jazz vocal for "Cleo at
Carnegie· The 10th Ann1versal) Con-
c,rt." had prcv1ousl) starred 1n a
producuon of Sondheim's ''A Lrttle
Night Music,. Her stage credm also
include a I 986 Tony A"'ard-nom1-
nated role in the musical "The
Mystery of Edwin Drood .. ·
Her album.· "Cleo 1ngs
Sondheim ... on RC A. features one
song from "Into the Woods." the
lce)'note piece " No One Is Alone ·• It
v.a~ recorded before she knew she
would be playing the witch In the
shov.. the song 1s sun_g b) ( mderella
after her pnnce has disappeared
Currentl). the singer. noted for her
,.tdt range of mus1c~I and theatrical
interests. 1s recordmg an album
tentatnel) tttled ··'A oman to
Woman ," a collect1on of songs com-
Poscd exclu 1vel} b> female song-
wntets
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defense
tops Uni
Corona del Mar
suffocates Trojans
In op~ner, 46-31
By PAT LARKIN o..., Net e., .. ;,,..._,
Defense has al\\-a)S been ~ynOn)
mous with Corona del Mar High
basketball and Wedne~y night's
show dad nothina to d1spell the oouon.
The S'!a Krngs rode th ear de fen~ to
th~ CIF D1 v1s1on VI football utle and
CdM's five-man version proved near-
ly as tough as the} wh1pocd Univer-
sity 46-31 1~ the Sea View League
opener for both school~.
The v1S1t1ng Sea Kings used a
swarming man-to-man defense tet
stufTthe TroJ ans h1ghl)·touted 1n~1de
game. holding 6-foot-9 forward
Stefan Mumaw to JUSI seven free
throws and 6-foot-6 center Pat Ferrell
scoreless (Orona 's CQllaps1 na traps
fru strated the TroJans all night forc-
ing Un1vers11y into turnoveru nd bad
shots
"We hang our hats around here on
to ugh man-to-man defense," Corona
dcl Mar Coach Paul O ms said. "We
did an pretty good JOb of shutting
down their inside game ..
Pretty good?
Oms Sea Kings, now I 1-4 overall.
held Un1vers11' scoreless for the: first
4 37 of the ga'me. gave up a thrcc-
po1nt play and then held Uni versll),
5-1 O. scoreless for the rest of the
penod At one point ( orona denied
the TroJans four straight times under-
neath the basket afier k1ck1ng the ball
ou1s1de for their fifi h attempt. but a
la) up was blown ofT a nice backdoor
pas.&,from Junior Oliver
"We were just Oat tomght," Uni-
vcrsll) Coach Lee Jack\On s.a1d
"We've only had o ne good game 1Airc-
to-w1rc this )ear and thar's "'~en
( orona (Rl\ers1dc Count}) made us look good ..
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With the outcome of the contest
(Pl".e eee CdM/82) 1 Sadd.leback HiCb'• Craig Marahall (4) akin
I above on the aeorlng end of a bucket a•
Eetancla'• Mike Curtis (20) walte alona
with Sean Simon (25), Tony Agnew (21 ).
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Elster tJuilding.
on a foundation
Outlook appears
bright for product
of Marina, GWC
By J ON FERGl'SON
OllMO.,,...IW
Ke .. in flster's results in his lir11
\-Car "'tth the f'l;e "' \ ork Met~ "'ere
· m1'ed -wml'
were 1m-
pres"ve while
other\ showed
1ncons1stcnc.: >
But one con~
Jant seem\ to be
the coaches·
continued op-
11m1sm for the
future of the 24-
)tar-old hort-
stop. a Iona· It ter time re'11dent ol
-Run11naton Bcar h \lo'ho prepped at
Manna High and .iuended Golden
West C'olkac before being drafied h~
the Mets an 1984.
"He had a *!Cat def en "e \tar .ind
afrustra1inaofTcn l\C )t'ar."w1d llud
Hamlson. the Mets' duaout w ach
Ytiho managed Elster dunn' h1 fim
)Cir of pro ~II at Cla s .\ l 1ule falls
in 1984. "He know 11 wall w me He 1s
a &ood a ho mtop a<t there .., in the
A.vot e for
Rebels as
favorites
More ·btg-ume·
atfi etes give UNL V
ectge over Gauchos
• Wcha,enow pla)CJ LVand
U nta Barbaraon the road and thcf 1n: thc1wo favontn 1n the 811
West Confcn:ncc.
l<KtbY ISto Vandb) 1610
U B. HowdotMyrnmr,n:?I hkc
&ht Runn1n· Rebeh. Wh). They ha-ve
rnott~·llme a1hlctt\ and arc Mil
toeeh .
LI( 8 1$ wtll c()l(h(<i Ind h8' IOOd
athlncs. but notu many es lJNL"V. ow if you ltt sman. )'OU will not
f**'9 to IM, beriute nont of'lht ...... , picked btt.C"f1nal four .. ... Mlrctt IMllr it IMt llf.SW
P9cffkflly"-tie.h• TV MaMly _._..._., IMTllt"
league. and he "'II get better
Manager Da' e~ John.,on t:alled
1988 a learning c'pcnence tor £1stcr
"about· "ha1 11 take.-.:· hut that "the
best 1s ~ct to rnmc
"I ._no" ht.> kit he c.t)ul<l do a lot
better but I felt he had J tint.> 'car He
has a few a<lJU\tml'nt\ to mal..c but
I'm surr ht"ll mai..e them
Els1er staned I.?.? game at 'hon
stop tor the '°1,;a11onal League East
01v1'1on lhamp1ons and onh ou1-
fidder OarT)I Stra"'bem pla)cd in
more game\ oHrnll '>'1th the Mets
than Elstcr's 149 In the field . he "cn1
the fi nal 61 games "11 hou1 Jn nror
mal..1ng h1\ last miscue on Juh I 9
''l'"e crn1bh hcd m)sclf. built a
fo undanon." Elster 'i31d "'Ju"" I cJn
build on 11 .. '
~o t of the '"on\tru\:t1on '>'111 lomc
at the plate "-here he 'ho\.\cd flashes
of bnll1ance around man) drv 'IXll\,
man) clutlh hm around man~ game"
'>'here he 'Aas u\t"J onh J\ J df-kns1"c
replacement altrr talf1n tftto_'>hun
slumrx
The fin.ii numbers included a .? 14
batting a\crage. nine home runll nnd
37 Rat He had 1hc lowe<tt on·ba~
pcrctnta.gc ( 282 I of an) lull·t11nc
pla)er. ~ct ~" pmc·w1nn1n1._ RBI a
two-homer ouung '., the Dod er ..
and a tour-h11 game. "I told him 1 rcalh frd he II hit at
least 30 or so point\ h11hcr and dn\('
1n 20 more run<. (ne\t ~ason1:·
BILL
MULLIGAN
CowcE BASKETBALL
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l tah late v.on at e"' Me"\:O
late lut \unda)' and e'en thouah lhe
teams a.re comparable, I did not Teel
th.at t1hStatecouldv.1na1 l..a\
Cructt
t tht t>t"11nninaofthe ~a son. we
all though11u1 l l2h \tatc•s Dan
Con•'I) ~-a onc:ol thc five bc\t
pla) rs1n &hcconfc:ttoce and he 1s
a'eraa1n1 stvcn point per pme.
0
Ron dam\ 1n h1 third ~car a
hndcoach1t I rc\noS111e. won one
roed pmcdunna h1ft fint tv.o ycarJ.
and this~a~n he ha atttldy p1,kcd
up-1n at tah tateandS.nJo5('
State.
H•1Job 1H>n the hnund opt no•.
1tk>ob111lht1u:a\1na1t Run1 a
rtally natt au> and I 1'opc ht ha
.JUaftll lhts yar.
0
JohnSMed •• cal w. f-•ltmolt ii •••na}ob•aaeenm~ . .,_ • .---.n..,.......y••
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T,he future appears bright for Meta' •bortstop Kevin Elater.
formerly of Marina High and Golden Weat Collqce.
Johnson \aid 'It's a learning C'\·
pcnence .ind he'\ getting U'>t'd Ill
d1 tleren1 pitcher\ and different .,tnl..t•
IOnC\ . .ind he pla\ed \.ef1 "ell ..
The tour-hit outing again 1 the
Bra\Cs came w1th1 n a t~o-weck
stretch when he.hit .412 -.nh SlJl R Bl
dun!lJ late Apnl and earl) Ma~ He
"'as h1tt1n1 146 up to that binge. had
onl) th e hlls an the 36 at-bat-. \.\hl{h
followed. but th en "ent 5 for I 6 and
one ""cc._ later .\ fc" da)~ a tier that
he dro'e an I I th·inning homer ll'
beat the Dod er.,
"He had an up-and-do"n 'car ..
s.i.d 8111 Robinw n the Met · b.ltt1n' and li'°'t ba'lt coac h "One thing that
~dm1rt about tum 1s 1t ne'er ha\
BASKETBALL
Barons
eetpast
·Edison
Corcoran paces
Fountain Valley
to 75-67 triumph
BJ llK11AllD 00
C(\mana in. the htlhna of \trcnath
and hcatht .-cnt to Ed14IOn Hiah 't\'h1lc
~ and qu1cknas ... , rountam ~ tlltj'' fortt.
II btcamc an upbeat kind ot n11ht
lor tht RlroM.J\dt tht' wa) the)' hit<' n
as lhc) danctd to the bc11 of l:d1ton
on lbt Chartm. Ntle"tblll noor.
JunKW IUlrd Drnirk (" orronn.
atkcted his a1111udC' Uc ha' .i goud
mental approal h He ac.n·pt<t ""hrn hl'
foe 0 tor 4 and M ' ""'n the balli"lml·
k nc' er real I\ gel\ do" n on
himself.
Fl ter lash1oncd I~ mult1plt-·h11
pcru:11 10 mul11pJt•:RBI 1.1mt'.,, anti h1~ 12 in1en11onal ""all..) ""ere lhl'
moc;t fo r a "la11onal l caaue m1ddl<.'
in fielder . .illhough he u\ualh batted
in front of the pitcher
"I ne,er rcall'" ""3'1 1..on\l'it1;n1."
l l<tter said "I had a lot ul cluth hit\.
bout all I h.ld V.l.'rC clutch hit~. rm
happ\ ""Ith the ~car M~ defense "a'>
J'A t'\Ome That s v.hat I "anted to
do " I (Plea.e aee Et;STER/84)
Merit Corcon.a
o n .3·ixnntel'\ 1nduJan1 tour 1n the
1hud quaner ll'> the Baron look a I().
point lead (4Q-)9)v.1th 4 0 11 n 11\ the
pcnod
f' un1ain Valle\· mu le Clmt
from 11kc 1crh: v.ho "'<>red 20
point\ ;.and 1rabhcd a pme-h11h I•
rebound • 1nclud1n1 K'"cn m the
fourth quancr.
Edison' tront hnc-ur t;..9 tenter 8111
~anincau and fo~ard &C\C Thobc
(6..41~) and Br)"an Murphy (o·-'>
pro\td, in lhc end. the) •t"rr no
match for lht rabbit.; of f·ountam
Valle). v.ho upptd 1hcu lcaaur mark
to 2-0 and O\ rail rt<'Otd to 14·1
Merl . a b-~ Junior t ~'lrd, and
~nlcr Mike Ook (6.-~l arc as b1111
tht Baron ff''· They rc~v ha\ 11) on
W'l>':lhoouna JU1rd' C orrnran anJ
Tom Wavt"f and tht pracntt of
THURSDAY., JANUARY 12. 1989
Ea' leS give
Sa dleback·
.Scare, 58-55
stancia strong,
but loses close.one
to top county team.
By ROG ER CARLSON •
Of IM !>ei1Y "91 Itel!
Thr\ shot JU~t 17 percent through
the 1rst n~lf their )-point production
"'as hm1tcd to nothing and the) "'ere
e"cn onl) once~ at the tipoff But 1n
the end. Estancia High ba ~etball
coach Tim O'Brien was able to wal~
off the Ooor \\Ith a ccnain amount of
satisfaction Wednesda~ n111.ht
His upset-minded Uiglc dro pped
their opener an a Vie"' League
basketball. 58-S5. but cons1dcnng the
circumstances. 11 'A 3'in ·1 Ont" of those
nights "'here }OU hut )Ourself ma
locker room and search for ans"'ers
Despite an ice-cold start and a
backs-to-the-"'a) effon to the lin1sh.
the Eagles came to 1A1th1n a pra)er
shot at the buuer ol shoving the same
into overtime against Orange Coun -
t) 's No I-rated quintet, Snddleback'<;
\l lS1t1ng Roadrunner\
YThey JUSt inllm1dated us 1n the
fim hatf." said O'Hneo ··but wc"'-ere
sull in tht" game and had a 'hancc to
-.10 11 10 th e last I 0 SC\:onds It 'Aas a
mce comeback ·· ~
Esuincia. ""hich had fallen behind
b) as man' as I l 1n the fir.t hall
pulled to 1A1thrn 53·SI \\Ith SS
seconds lett on l 1m il..1ar' dnH'
through the lane. and to "•thin A\~l
"1th 16 seconds lett on -\nd\ ~hoks'
inside shot off a rebound
Scan 1mon"• free thro"" ga"c
ddlebad. a 56-5' lead """h ~.i
seconds left but A.ugu'11n Hen~d13's
effort to draw a foul a he mo'ed
inside "'1th SI\ wrond~ kft fou nd him
gctl1ng the budo;e t, but no foul came
and 1hc Eagle'> ""ere do""n b' a ~6-''
count
Ton' Agne"" ""as toulcd 'A1lh '""O
.
seconds lefi and made good on both
attempts for the final margin, leaving
the Ea&le JUSt a prayer half-court shot
b) Mike C'un1s. which went un-
rev.'Jrded as umc-expired.
For ddlcback 1t was a near-miss
and Roadrunnr rs' Coach Pat Quinn
commented. " obod) said this 1s
going lO bt" e3S) ..
\.\hat made 11 appcareas for some
u me wa the ·defense of Crata
Marshall. who held the high· onn1
( urt1 s to no fi eld goals m the first half
and I~ O\crall. a\ '>'ell as the sharp.
hooting and rebounding of Malru
Dotlln. who led all scorers wtth 28.
"Marshall did a good JOb on
( urus." '3td Quinn. "but it took a lot
out ot him oflen!>tvcl)."
It wa a t~ak) game with Estancia
unable to ')(Ore for the first 7 17 of the
p me and · ddleback suffenng a I·
for-IO efl ort in the third quaner a \he
(Pleue ~ EAGLU/82)
.Pirates overcome
lapse, win , 56-49
Saddleback ctet en e
cause lonti: lull. but
Coa t pulls out win
B JO FERGLON
Of IN 0..,. ,.._. II-"
Orange Coa,1 l ollcgl' ( 'J\h
Tand\ (11111\ lan't complain a~ u1
bcing . .?-Oand atop lhl' Orangl• l mpm·
( oniercm:e mrn .... ha\L.c1hall \tand·
ings bul 1fthc Pirate'> ~re l<Hta~ thl'rl'
he kno"s the' l~n 1 aflord the kind <11
la~ the~ had \.\ C'dne~a' nigh• too
ofien
ln a 'iti.49 \lllOI" (l\Cr the \3mi·
Saddkbad, ( olkge team"" hKh u~t
R1'e~1de \aturda\ thr P1r.llt"" \.\Cnt
from dom1na11ng the game ""Ith hot
shoollng at the \tan Ill a ~n-poin1 .
~cond-half delint. then ood 10 the
lead lor gotld
"I can't lompla1n about 1hcm~
~-0):· (11111' ~1d "'But I thin._"""' can
pla" bcttC'r \\ <' h;i' e to pl;n heller
The\ had a goud .1gre\\1\.e tone and
"'·e got a little lat' "e·11 takr the win:
but we d1dn"t rla~ 'erv v.cll Tht'lr
dcfcn~ made u\ loo!.. ti.id ..
Dareck < ranc firmhC'd ""1th 1 ti
poinl'i to lead Orange C tl3\I. 1.,-4
overall." h1k C hip Hanlon added I 'I
point.!. and nine n:bounJ,, 1ncludm1
SC'en in tht' '>('{\'Ind half Dcrd.
Johnson h1t lhrttUC\\ an the lir-.t halt
en routr 10 ne111n111 ·1 romt'i ddlc·
bad.. I\· I I. I·~. ""I' led h' \\ un
Orange Emp~..,:..t!!'.~:.
W L W L Ot:ano• Co.st 2 o 11 •
R1ver,1oe 2 1 11 6
Cvortu 2 1 9 10
F ull•rton 1 1 16 •
ReN:no Sent avo 1 2 11 I
~dOtbeO. I 2 I II
G~~ W•1t 0 2 IS 6
WHMMlllV'l S<Otft °''"l>• COHI S6 S.ddlebecll .,
R "~'i<M 17 Ranct\O S.nt••4o 71
Cvl>'•n 61 l=ut ~lon 60
• SeturdaV's G•mn 0t:•"9« Cou t e l R1nch0 S.n1.eoo
F' ul •r•on 11 R111•r$t()t
C.oiden Wu• 1 1 S.ddlebeck
An oamu a• 7 30 om
\ e~her'\ 14 point ~fler ta~in a 10. k ad ""1th I 0.41
remaining in the first half Oranae
(oa'lt managcdJu le11.ht poi nt II') the
ne-.1 I' m1nut~ lo fall behind 34-:?8
"'1th I(! >4 remaining in the pme
fhe, Pirate' had .'!) turno .. ers in the
game. and I h ot them came on :?5
pos')(',\lon' Junng that 15-minute
~pan
"\\ e turned thr ball O\Cr J:? 11me
1n the li~t h.ilf. then at the suin of the
~ond half \.\C go three minute
"1thout a o;ho1 :· (11lh\ sa id ··1 hey
did a aood 100
lht' c;hoo11ng ot t rane. Johnson
and Hanlon '>P3r~ed the Pirate to the
earh lead 11 ()( c hll nine of 1b fi~t
IJ 1,h1Jt'i
(Pleaee eee OCC/ISS)
E>ilers rally past Marina
6 2-61 in Sunset opener;
S eahawks cruise, ~8 -2 7
Hunun ton Sta h High C oa h Ro) Miller mu l havr been
v.ondenna "hat cl\<' h1' tl·am 1.:ould pt'M lbl) do after hold1n1 down (I..
foot-10 Manna c;rnter ( herok~ Park., but \till tra1hn h' eigh t in the
fourth quarter ,
What the Oilers did "a hana tou hand tall to pull out a 62-61
un5et LL-aaue bo)' ba ketball HCtory 0' er th<-\i 1kan~ on JefT Lona's
t1p1n at the final buuer The 0 1kri improved 10 1-1 1n le ue. ~~
o-verall. while '-1anna fell lo I· I. -~
Parks v.a hm11tJ to 14 point\ and fhl!' rebOund\, but the Ncl.;coun
duo of Tuan &U\Cn and fran~"I\ < amon ored 22 and J 7 f'<)int'
~ pcct1\.cl> a Manna hit 22 on fMd aoal 1ttcmpt'l 1n the pme for 79
ptrctnt. includma "of 11 .l-J'Oll\l hol Both auard reti\ttrtd ~_,.,
hiah1. Ncu~n hit five of 1 J..s>o1nt eurn1Pt
.. We ran a b<h·lnd;.on' ud thll pretty muc:h t ChtnMitt out uf
lM pme. but their ptnmetcr1Jlayc~ came 1h(')Nlh -CarTC'On and
IU)Cn -a~ hot th( hght out. M u1d Miller. tdd1n1lhlt1f\ tht S«Oftd
hilt ht kM ha ,quadroulJ nouftord tO<'>-tcnd on thtout ick~
and l'"C Parks an opponun1t)
Hununaton lk'ach hat ~6 ptnt'nl hum lhe noor. thocMans motdy
1nsidt. and Cn.JO)ed a 1-10 ach ant at on tht boerdl;; iftchldi• IS ofTcM1~t reb<>Unds Lona. •ho trottJ 21 ro1nts, bmefittfid frOln many
ofthote.P'lbbi"' 11 rtbound1. fi"e of"'em offc.onta"c. Vrt clripiec dMM
"'''· Manna·s sfioot1rt1 Marl carrie'CI lht V1kn to vinory.
Manne lfcl 11 aK'f't ~op and btult an ciehl.poalM Bi la,.nt of tht .. mt. ,.,,h aboUt fht mmutn '° lllQ ...
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82 Orange Coatt DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, January 12, 1989
CdM ...
FroaBl
foul trom Hcmnaton ~ h1lc nualmg a
~\en-foot runn1n1 Jump hook Th<' en~utng free throw cut the lead to
tour.
EAGLES FALL, 58-55 •••
Proa Bl
Eaatcs fouaht back to make a pme of "I JU l wanl them to fttl the). iL . • played hard sman and U)ICthcr.'
ncvcr indoubl.ucept forthc firs\ fi,e
minulC'S or the ~:ond quaner when
University aot as close as two, the
.foc us turned lo how low CdM could
hold Un1vcnity on the srore~rd.
The Sea Kin~ raced oul ton 11 -0
lead aner the d'pcmna' tipoff led by
senior point-man Mau Cwic:nnia.
Cw1cnn1a canned two three-pointers,
the fi rst to open lhe contest and the
second follov.ed Chm Pliha's turn-
around from six. to g1'c CdM a 8-0
lead. Warren Johnson followed
Cw1ertnia's cue and bit another from
long range to put Corona up l l-Ow11h
3:38 left in the first quarter.
Onan pratt m1 sed the ht) in on the
other end and then fouled Mumaw.
Mumaw hit bOth cnd'i of a ont'·and·
one and 1t looked like Un1\lcr<,1I) m1~~t make a game of 11
Es11ncia'squ1dt hands helpc-d fo~-e id O'Bnen pnOt to the ipmc ... The
21 Saddltbltk turno~n. • sca\()n tca1uec~ame1on tup"'on t~"'onor
h1ah. bul Quinn's btgHt con ·rn "'... losttuniJht • , the numbtrofunforced turnovers his As at turned out. h1 CiJles d1dn t
.team committed (about half of them). pla) their pme 1.1;1th the eoor first
Erik Glasscn finally put the rroj80S
on the board five seconds later on a nice play. Glassen went high for a
rebound then d rew the foul from
Pliha on II turnaround from eight.
Glassen converted the free throw and
Uni ttaaled by .eight.
But Matt Herrington answered
from 18 on the other end to push .the
lead back to 10. Bnan Spratt h11 a free
throw to give CdM a 14-3 lirst quimer
lead.
Johnson led the Sea Kings with· 13
points while Hemngton added nine
and Cw1ertnia had 8. The Trojans
were led by Glassen's 10 and
Mumaw's seven.
"This first wrn 1s a..b1a k.g up for
us," Orris said. ..Now "'e', e got
Newpon Harbor Friday night and
that's goins to be an all-out war"
The ~a Kan&S ans"'crcd however
on a 13-footer from Hemngton and
five fttt thro"'s to t_ake a :?0-13 lead
into halfhmc.
From there 1t was all CdM .1 he Sea
K1n.&s took 1he11 b1gge!>t ad,antagc at
41-23 wit h just under 1wu minutl'
lef~ The) would have . held the
Trojans under 30 points. but J3Son
Hams" concc s1on la yin at the buZJcr
prevented that
*
Newport falls short
Newpon Harbor H1_gh found a 15-
point deficit in the third quarter 100
much of a hill to chmb and dro(>pcd
us Sea Vrew League opener to vis11i11g
Tustrn, 70-61. Wedne~a) night.
The Sailors. who trailed most of the
way, were down 55-40 rn 1hc lhird
quaner before c;tagmg a comeback.
Newpon, 11 ·5 overall1 scored the
next 10 points to make tt 55-50. th en
rallied to close w1tll1n 64-61 in the late
s tages before T1»tin seaJed 11 b)
sconng the final six points at the free-
throw l1~e.
.
"We m1~ 50me t'ISy shol5." Mud half. but O'Brien "-Hn t d• .. Po
Quinn ... but somettmcs when }OU l('t po1ntC'd. Jfieearl~ lead th1nps!'owbaJI and )OU E tanc13' St(ond-half produfoon ~lan go1na ronserv1t1\le," included 17of29 from the Ooor (58'6
Estanc11's quickness was nothina pcrccnl), but pla)JOI catch-up. 11 wn
new for Quann and his Roadrunne~. al-.o a foul and hope s1tua11on ~nd
who hid seen pk nt)' or u in a romp Saddlcbacl took advantaae u the
over ft1 verstde Nonh in tournament ltnc play. but as Quinn \aid. "R1vcrs1de The Roadrunners connected on 22 was q11.1ck. but not sman... of 33 atttmprs rrom the hne. indud-
Estanc1a entertd wath o sound mg their la~t li\e points. Add1t1on-
pme plan and went after S:iddleback all). the taales lost tw o pl1yer1 on
walh a ugh I 1one geared to ~top Dottin fouls u "'di thucr~ ice of KJar for
and Marshall wnh the empha?.1s a number of minutes because of foul
placed on forcing the 01her . Road· irouble · •
runners to ~at the Eagles The '-ICtor} was ddlcback s I Sth
But Dottin was equal to the tas~ 1n 16 dec1s1ons th1 season. whale
lhroughout with a whd pmc. His 2~ Esurnc1a falls to I J..2 o .. crall.
Points was a season-high and rccarl ) Ltadtng the Eagles wis Heredia
doubled h1S avera,l' or 14 9 per jZ3me. With 20 points.
SUNSET. • • From Bl
The Oilers came down coun and
missed. bu\ the ~II went out oC
bound) off a Manna player under-
neath. Huntington inbounded 10
Andy Thompson. who missed an
outside Jumper, but Long was there to
convcn the lip.
phaSt". sconna more 1n 1he first
quarter, 28. thar:t the Lion~ managed
in the gl)me
Ocean View. 11 -5. l·l ,Jumptd to a
10-0 lead and never looked back 1n
bouncing lxlck from Fridafs openi ng
n1Jht loss to Fountain Villey West·
minster 3-11. 0-2. netted t\\O field
goals in the first Quancr University did manage 10 control
the first pan of the second quaner
when the Trojans went on a 9-0 run
the fi rst fiv e minutes of the period.
After a Mumaw free throw. Glassen
htt from J.point country. cutting the
lead to 14-7. Glassen 1hen drew the
Pa1g Pansh fueled the rail> b)
putting dowq four 3-pointers 10 she
second half. Scott Qray led Newport
with 16 points and 16 rebounds. while
Pansh finished \\tth 14 points and
Chris Lee I:?.
Thompson fin1shed with 12 points.
tevc Lucas had 11 and Scott Drake "' o.., "'-' ,,,_... ., u. r.,,.. . I 0.
All but \WO Ocean VIC\\ pla)Cr\
scored. with Mike Frohn l~1ng the
\\a)' with 13 points. Darren Ernst
chipped in wuh 11 and Gres £\ans
and John Pruess added 10 a season-
h1gh for Pruess. Jason Moore was the top M"orcr for
Tustin, 10-5. wrth 18 points
Sophomore Paul McDaniel• moTea tbrouah close quarters ~un View 88, Wes1m1Dster ?7:
ln Estancia'• 58-55 lose to Saddleback •edneaday nlgbt. The Scahawks dominated in e\CI)
SPORTS BREAK
Memory of brother
gives Aztec playe_.
added incentive
From Tfte Associated Press
SAN DIEGO -E'ery ttme M11ch m
McMullen s1eps onto 1he basketball court.
the San Diego State center rs keeping fai th
with his dead brother
''Before he did pass awa). I sold hrm I wanted IO
dedicate what I dtd 1n basketball to him:· McMullen
said of a hospital room promise he made to (ore~
McMullen the week before he died of lc:ukcm1a 1n
summer 1987
"'Core) was reall} weak a1 1he lrmc. He bas1call)
told me that he appcec1ated 11 and he loved me for 11.
When I do go out there and pla). I'm doing 11 for him "
Corey McMullen was 1he eldest ofthrte bro1hers
He dted at age 25. some 3' ~ years af\er docturs
diagnosed the disease near the end of his scnror ~ear at
Arizona State. where he pla)ed two scason'i of
basketball.
Mitch Mt MuHen. five )e~rs (ore> 's1u n1or. \.\a\ a
17-year-old star at Hart High School in Nev.hall when
he learned ofh1s brother's illness
The news sent the young« Ml Mullen in10 a
ta1lsp1n that nearly destroyed him as he began using
drugs.
··1 JUSI couldn't face the realtty 1hat he was going 10
dte.'' McMullen said "Then I decided 'Hey lool . f',c
301 to make the best of 11 for htm · M} parents.
everybody m my family. were strong Chmt1ans. \O I
JUSI kind of hung on to that to get me through a hose hard
11mes. "Our whole famtl) 1s close ... he said. "lf"'c weren't
close. who knows? rd probabl) be a drug addict on Ille
streets That's why famrly IS so 1mportan1 When )OU'\ c
got a strong family. 11 hold'i ~ou together And
obv1ousl). 1f I wanted to keep playing basketball. I had
to clean up m) act."
Quote of the day
Jerry Sloan, who took over as coach of the
Utah Jaa aftcf the reo;1gna t1on of "'1se-crack1ng
Frank Layden "I don't kno"' an> good )Oke And
1f Morganna came up and trit"d 10 l1 S!> me. I'd
probabl> knock her out be-fort" she got the chance"
NCAA toughens Proposition 48
SAN FRANCISCO -Athletic schol-•
arsh1ps will be tougher to get for \<>me
incommg fres-n under a toughened
Proposruon 48 prov1s1on approved
Wednesday by D1v1s1on I schools at the NC' A.A
convention.
By a 163-1 54 vote, delcg;ites approved a measure
they defeated I 51-159 the da~ before The new rule
ehmmates the partial qualifier and s1gnilicantly
lightens the l>ropos111on 48 freshman eltgrb1hty
requirements.
The rule takes effect rn 1990 and does not afTc.~ct
anyone currently enrolled
A partial qualifier is a high school araduatc: with a
2.0 overall grade potnt who doc not meet other
Proposrt1on 48 requirements such as minimum test
scores or a 2.0 average 1n college prepatory Ct>urscs.
Previously. partial qualifiers could rcte1ve rull
scholarship aid but had 10 sll out 1heir freshman ~car
and then have only three years of elig_ib1li1y len.
Non-qualficrs now must pay their own way their
fresh!fl!'n year and still sit out w11hou1 playing or
pract1c1na.
SOCC ER
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IN. THE BLEACHERS
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The l}ew and hlghl'i classified "Stealth"
peanut vendor
Clippers lose in final second
Knoy Smllb htl 3 20-foot jumper Wt th m
one second left rn the game. C4lpp1ng a .!J.
point performance and lifting. the ~aw1-
menio Kangs over th e Los Angeles C ltp-
pers. 106-104. The shot ended a nine-game road lo'itng
streak for the Kings. who got ~8 p<>t nt .. from Rodney
McCray . fn other NBA game!. Cb1rle1 Barkley
scortd 25 pomh as Ph1ladclphra c.k'lc:ated New Jcrst).
103-94. at the Spectrum . . Cbuck Person scored 29
001ms and rookie Rik Smits htt for an N8<\ career-high ~I as Indiana v.h1ppcd Boston. 127-10 . for its fim
victory in 16 road games this scawn In ( harlo11e.
Mlcbael Jordan M"orcd :?:! ofh1s 24 points rn the second
half to lead ( h1cago to a I 06-10 I \letof) o"cr thl'
Hornets ... Mark Jackson scored four ofht s IQ point' 1 n
the final I :04 to pace a 7-0 bur t that gnvt' 'tMllng Ncw
'r ork a 100-93 \ICtory over Detro!\ In M1lwauk~
Larry Kry1Urowl1k scored a career-high ~7 potntc; as
the Bucks beat Denver. 123-106. for thl'tr fourth
stra11Un victory . In San Antonio. Purvis Sbort '>Con:d
six oth1s 26 P01nts in O\.en1me. and Hous1on Jefeall.'d
the Spu rs. 122-117, afler blowing a 27-p<>tnt lead .
Larry Naace scored 22 of ht'i 28 po1nl 1n the second
half as Cle' eland snapped Phoenix's I I-game w1nn1ng
streak at home. 124-121 . In Oakland. Wlnston
Garlud'1 I ().foot Jumper wrth one ~cond rcmninrng
pve Golden Stale a 107-106 victory oHr Oalla!> and
eucnded the Ma,t'ncks' lo •nil string to fiH games
Montreal extends home streak
Brian Hayward stopJ)W 25 shot'i and
Matt Naalud scored the game's onl) goal
midway through the S«Ond ptnod a
Montreal extended its home unbeaten
streak-to 16 with a 1-0 'tetory o"cr New Jer~) 1n the
NHL It wa!> the anad1cn • founh hutou1 of the
season . . Elsewhere Jola.o Orucc scored twice a
Washtn&lon. unbeaten tn SIX &nme!>. bcal the Maple
Leafs in 1 oronto. 3-2. to mO\C bad. into fir t place m
the Patnck 01v1 ion Dave Maa1oa'1 _po"'cr.pla} goJI
midway through the fi nal period gave Chicago a 2·2 trc
at home Wlth Detroit. Manson. who had only one &oat
last season. scored his 13th ai 8.33 of the final ~nod .
. Joe Ntnwe.tyt scottd fi ve aoals to sci a .Ip
record. incl udma four 1n the second ptnod that tied the
NHL record. leadina the Aamcs t)ast vm t1ng Wm-
ncpeg. 8-3.
Couples takes early Hope lead Rebels OU tlast
P.\LM DE ERT -FrtdC ouplessho1 l!I
a 7-undcr·par 65 Wedncsda) to 1a~c the F. St '-e g1~;.~~nd lead rn the live-da) Bob Hope resll 0 a 1,1
Couple~ made n1Jlc birdies 1n h1\ round at Indian . •
Wells. the shoncsl and eas1t\I of lhc four desen reson ~Of' 83--77 ·w.1n courses u5W for the first 72 holes of the 90-hole event.
• The format t:alls for the 128 pro~ 10 pl3) one round
on cac'h of the courses each wrth a d1fforl'nt tram of
three amateurs. before lhe field'' cu 1 tor the pros.-only Fr1lm Tbe Associated Pr~ 1 fi nish at ~rmuda Dunes on unda).
Jrm Gallagher. Brad Br}ant and Peter Jacob\cn.
th e other first-rou nd pace-~tte~. all pla)cd at 1hc
6 478-yard Indian Wells course
Gallagher tnrd1ed fou r ofhts last liH~ holes .for a M .
v.h1ft Bryant and Jacob~n shot 6 7.,
About haif the large group at 68 also rla)c:d at
Indian Wells
Kimball changes plea to guilty
As tcsumon) bcg;in. Ol)mp1l dr,er •
Bruce Kimball unc\pr<.1t.·dl~ o;v.nchcd his
plea to ~Utlt) 1n h" drunken~n\1ng
manslaughter trral rn Tam pa. fla t•dnc)·
da) admitting that hl' c,pc-d 1n10 a rnwd ol tecn-ager'I
last summe:-. kil11ng tv.o and inJurtng four The fir'>t
w11nes a dcput). wa~ de...cnbtng seeing hod) p1t.'lc:')..
strewn along a strc1ch of p1tch-bla<:~ road"'a} and the
11tate was read) 10 introduce color p1c1ures of the gory
scene when th e 25-)ear-old athlete changed hr \ mind
Denver ( oach Dao Reevtt named Wade Phillip a\
the Broncos· ncv. dcfcn\t'c rnord1na10r Phtlltps 4 I
ha'I been thl' dcfenstH coordina1or and ltnehacke"
. coach for the Ph!ladclptua J:agk.s for Lbe p:ut thtee
\eason~ Ote Buffalo Bills have i.1gned former
C tnc1nna11 fullbad. Larry Khtoebrew l lw
lnd1anapoh) C oh\ \1g11ed former f)Cn\-cr a~1~tan1
Larry Xe1111ao a!> their of'fen'il\ e coordinator the ~me
positron he had under ( oach Ron Meyer at Ne' ada-1..as
Vegas and ~outhern Method.,t Jose Oquendo, who
pla)ed all pos111om for the -,t Luu1s (' ard1nal\ 1a,1
~ason and v.ould h.n c been drg1bk 10 life for
arb11rat1on. asrccd to term\ on a tv.o-~enr rnntrac1 plu'I
an option year for a auaramecd SI 15 mil hon f our
other pla)crs cltg1hlc for arb1tra11on agreed 10 one-) ear
contracts -C atchcr Rick Cerone .ind Bo'Jton agreed 10
$400.000 a S 100,000 rat~. Outfil.-ldcr Mike Youn& and
M1lwauk« aarccd 10 S 'su.oou. a S45.000 ~ u1
Outfielder Lonnie mltb and tlan1.1 agrttd IC'
i i.so.000. a $I 00 000 rat\C Herm Wlnolngh m and
(. tnctnnau agreed to SHO.<XX>. a S'Kl.!XlO rime
Television, radio
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SUlct\ <\ugm on ~ored 18 po101s. tncluding the&<>'
ahead bas~et with :! 4.4 remainrn& and o. 11 Ne\ada-
La~ Vtg11s beat Fresno I
tate, 83· 77, Wednc~a) I
nag.ht in the Big \\e\l
Conkrcnce
,\ugmon rebounded
h1& ov.n missed shot and
put 1n a la) up for a 15. "'4
lead Moses url) 1hcn
'itolc a pass and ~orl·d on
a.layup v.1th 2 'I ldt for a
three-pornt lead
UNLV now 6.{J 1n
lOn le re nu~ jnd I I -2
O\erall, 1ra1lcd mos1 of
the game and "'as do""n
41-Ji at halh1me f-or
ward Jer.1s ( olc led
F-rcsno v.11h 2b po1nl\
ancl udtng 16 1n th-c Ii~•
hall Fre'>no 1\ 1-5 and Stacey Aqmon
2-1 In other games involving 1op :w te3nH
Oullt IOI. WUllam & Mary 31: \hn\ttan lttilnt"i
\(:Orcd I 3 po1nh to lead st>. pla)er!> tn dou ble figun:\ j\
1op..ranked L>u~e bree1ed Dul..c. 12-0. ~orcd almo~1 a1 ~•II while forcing the T nbe. 2-10.. into 11 lurnU\C.B. Georgeto~u 7', Pltc1b1r1ll $7: < hades ~m1th !oCorcd
t '} poinl'> and No 7 C1eorgctown held P1mburgh to J ll
pt>1nts 1n th< lint h3lf for the Big E.nst Ytc tor'
(1eorgetown. which ne\.t'r tratlt"d 1mpro' cd IO I I· I
overall and I· I 1n the confl'rcnci:.
Norcia Carolin 88, Maryfa.od 7t· to..e' 1n ~addtn
"ored 25 potnt'I and Rtd. Fo\ had I 8 to lead "lo • onh
( .arohnJ to the Atlanttt: (.o. s1 ( onlt•rcnlt' 'trtor} J.R
Reid. \trll plavrng J\ J rl''ie:f\ c \tnn· h1\ return 10 a1.: 11on
from loot surien ~orcd 17 J><>1nt\ a'I "'-iorth C arolrnJ
rn1S('d ti\ r.:rnrd to 14~2 1n 11\ league opener
In West< oast >\lhlt'tlC C onft>rcnlc opt.•ntrs
Pepperclloe 7!. Suua Clara U : lk\lcr Ho~atd
'lt.Orcd 21 points and Tom Ltv." :tllded 17 10 pa1.l' th<'
Wa ve!>
Loyola M1rymo11t 113, Saa Francl ('O ts < enter
Hank vathm ored '6 porn\\ 100 pulled dov.n 11
rebound., It> lc.ld the l 1on\
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Edison turns back Barons
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Mirr•'• tiM ... .._ (11) ud Todd ...,_.. (IOJ _.. OOlltr9I llaU ••hlf ,.tr el r-lala Y.U., •1f1a•11.:
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Orange COMt OAILV PILOT /Thurtd8)', J~ 12, ttn ..
Lac1una Hllls wears down Artists 67J..49 •oaarcJutoD 0 1 ~ ' ddqm~~
By ED Zll'li'TEL o.er .... c.rr .. , .......
Laluu Bta(h v.u lid by foNat(h D in
BlltttoaandJohnT~""°....,'th I each .Gt.lard John McKeov.n add~ 12.
U,una Hills outscored Laiuna Bo h.
18-6, 1n t~ third quaner and tM re t "' s a
brttze.
to "'ork. NcllOn 1Cortd thrct ~U:ct and
OcVrtuld added t-..o toke) the on lauaht. But
ll wu S'hcfrs tv.o thrtt-poin\ pl;t)s follo>Atng
his ov.n \eats that broke the mm' b cks.
ho me Ooor in bo>S ba\kttball WcJ~a)'
night.
osta MMa's qu1cknc s and the tttum of•
Josc<a saflerm1 )t01c1ghtpme~~u "'Of
a return to Sp•un, pearhudrd th~· Mustana,.'
near·u~t. •• rhc ii.Id) pll)Cd thetr hcam OUI " 1d
Laauna Bea<:h Hi&h's tack of depth cau~t
up wnh 1t and so da<f t'hc Llauna Hills Ht&h
Hawks who cruised b)' tht' Artl\tS an tht' lhtrd
quarter and kC'pt on aoing en routt' to a 67-49
win Wcdne~ay night an· a Pacific Coast Leaauc
bo)S basketball opener at Laauna Hills
, Laauna BcKh (6-8 overall). tra1hn1 28-26
"That's the ~ to') of our team, v.c don't
ha\icCkethancho we end upgewna t1rtd 1''~1d ~una Btac:h Coach Ed Bov.cn. ··1 he> tOQk us
t out ot our defense and forced u to foul
T ey J&ASt punched us out m the third Quancr ·
Indeed. the An1 ts \aW it all e~plode 1n
their faces JUSt a the> seemed to take o\Cr
momentum.
A close fought fi r\t half~" l una H 111\
takea 16-1 2 first-quaner lead behind the pl >of
Nel$0n who scored seven point~. 1ndud1n1 aJ·
point shot But Laguna Beach' McKeo"n IN~
second quaner comeback. Has third b3 kct vf
the quancr tttd 1t. 2().20
Sheff. the uauna H1Us' kad1na career
!oCorcr '' er.&all'll I points th• ·a on, cun· 'encd fr ~ throv.s after bc1n1 fouled on lm
la)ups heO also had e11ht •~•~ts and thttt
steals to lead has team.
··when hcfT pcnttrated the middle and
dumped 1t off. 11 was all O\cv.r for u~ ... So>Aen
said. "Tbtrc JU>t \\asn't much ~ could <.Ip
v.hcn the) )tarted their fast break bc.-cau'ie m)
gu}·S ha'e to pla) the ""hole way und the) JU'il
get gassed "
Mesa < oach Otan Cooper. whose hope .... ctt
dealt a ~\ere blow when I 1mm\ Ngu}t'n
fouled out earl> in the fourth quaner an1:r
sconna I P<>IOtS
WooobridJe had foul probkms too w1fh
Joe) Cohen in const..tnt trouble but the
Warnors v.cre ablt' 10 get out of 11 w11h the
emergence of Leka . who~ four points 1n thC'
foutth quarter. hustle and M~ rebounds kept them going. Woodbrldge rallies, 56-51
In another PC L game
at the half, took a 32-30 cd1e early 1n the third
guaner. But the Hawk s. behind guard Chris
S ht'ff, center Pat 'clson and rcsene fory,ard
T rtnt OeVreutd. w:ortd 20 stra11ht points to
blow 11 open, 5{}.32.
Nt'lson led La una Hills (9-6) walh I S
point • follov.ed by heff and DcVreugd \\tth
11 each and forward Bill Schellenberg "'ho
scored 10.
Two ba kets b) Blanton and one b> 4>can
iatTord p\e the Art1sh the lead. 32 ~O. tv.o
minutes into th\! third quaner.
Then, follov.1nga timeout, the Ha"'ls v.1:n1
Woodbndge High' Warriors. dov.n b)
eight "'Ith three minutes lcfl to up tart ( o ta
Mc . got omc come-through.efforts from Em
Le"-as off the bench. ued 11 on one ot fi,c Bo
Ash~cnaz) 3·~intcrs at 4 and \\tnt on 10
record the Pa Ilk Coa~t League"\ 1C1or) on 1he1r
Trabueo Hiiis 80, Or11.11e 57: Rid.
·-...anw1cl scored 27 point\ and had 14
r'cbounds and Chad Poulos and l u1 ArC'nado
each had ~'en ass1 ts u the Mustangs routL'd
host Orangr to 1mpro\ c to Q.5 o' cralt. I.() in kague
FoR THE REcoRo
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N8A STANOINGS
WHtwn Ceftfw.nce
Pacific DM'*' w L Pct. GB
L.aken n l2 647
Pnoenlx 20 13 606 ,.,
Portland 19 13 sr1 2
Sallle II 13 581 2 ')
Golden Staie , .. 16 467 6
Sacra~nlo 9 2t .300 ll
Of POen 10 24 294 12
Mkfwftf Olvt'*'
Hou~ron 20 12 62S
Uta h 20 ... Sii 1
0en .. ., 19 14 576 I
Oahu 17 "' .541 2 .2
San Anlon1<> 10 n 313 10
Miami 3 29 094 17
EHtwn Cenftt•ic•
Alant¥ OiVMon
New Vork 22 11 667
PtllladtlPhla 11 15 Sots ..
Boston IS 17 469 6 J
New Jenev t3 20 .39• 9
wes111no1on 10 11 323 11
C harlolle 9 24 113 13
Central Olvl~
Cleveland 25 6 106
Detroit 21 10 677 4
Allanla 21 12 636 5
M llwaukff 19 11 633 s·.,
Chlcaoo " 14 563 1 ,
Indiana 9 23 211 16 ,
W~V'1 Sce.-.s
S.CrtrMnlO 106, CllclMrl 104
lnOieN 177 8o•lon lot
Pn11•0tlofll• tOJ, tffw Jenev •• Chic~ 106, Cl\erlOtle IOI Ntw Of'1'. 100, Oelroll '3
MllweUk" 123, Den.,., 106
Hou\IOll 111, Sen AnlOt'IO 117 (Oil o.v-.ncs 12• Pnoen•• n1 Cio1c1ert S11tt 107 Delle• 106
TMIY'aG_,
CllerlOlll e l N-York •lO om '°"°" ., Ntw ,UfK'f •lO pm
Mitrnl 11 W•1ho~1on •JO Pm Potllend t i Houl!Of>. S lO P.l'ft
San All!-•I Ull ll • 30 D m
D• .. , et s .. 1111 7 •m
'rillilV'1 0-
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GOillclell ~ .. et °"""" 130 1m
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Wtilllneloft et O.tr°''• S Im
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Se<r•rnefllO et ~I •JO om
Kln9J 106, CApoen 104
SACllAMaNTO -Pete<M<I l ·I 2 2 I
McCrn t II 1 7 II Tnomc>1on S 12 l 3 13
Prtuttv P I• O·O 11 IC Smolh t 20 6 1 13
P.ncl>.Mv ) S 1 1 t W.lt•IW '·II 1 ' t 8ern
3·7 0-0 t Del Negro H 0 0 7 Tot•'' •1" 16· II 106 CL~lllS Srn<tll 1 ,. 1 I 11 WOii 4 t
0 0 I, l(Ue I l 0·0 1 Df lln ll 23 0 0. 26
G•rrtCll. 1 • 0;0 • 811Wmln 6 I) I J IJ C.rent 1 17 O O 14 Normen 7·11 O 0 14 W1lhem\ I I
O·O 2 Tolt l\ .. 100 I II {CM
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IOI AU~t-S.Crernenlo 27 CM<Crn 10) Cl.,..
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kw. llv Oven.1
Fountein Velley I) n II n-7S
Ed1wi 10 It It 20 '1 3 PO<nl QMl1 Fount• n v,•U.y-Corc0ta11 s
T WHvtr 2, 0 Wt1ve< I Ed1~Lovtl1tl•
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Hunt!Mlen a.ad\ 61, Mlrtna 6 I
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Wllll.en1 J 0 ' 6 Tt P.ion11 1 0 0 l
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS STANDINGS sunwt LMtue
LNtue Ovtnl
1: w 1.:--..... --
f'ovnte~ Ve :ew 1 0 1• l .. ' Me~I 1 I
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Hunt•nolon 8tetl• 1 a
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Fou11r•t11 ve111v 7S EdlMK> .,
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f01lon el Mer•ne 0c .. n v.-.. 11 Hwnt"'9ton 8Hcn
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. ' • 10
6 9 11 ~ l 11
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t.111.n
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let ~I CWIC•Me• •\ ~n l'tal't( 1CO (!\tN'f' • 41
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NHL STANDINGS
Campbell Confennc• SmvtM DMsion w L T P1s GF GA
Caloarv 28 9 6 62 115 125
1(1n9' 2$ IS 3 SJ 222 l77
Edmonton 23 16 • 50 192 162
Winnipeg 1~ 16 9 39 162 171
Va nc:ouv•r 16 22 0 JI 140 '"' Norris Div15'°"
O•tro11 20 16 7 ,, I~ 161
SI Lo~.us 15 19 7 37 142 ISO
Toronto IS 26 3 Jl 1lS 115
M1nn•sota 13 21 7 l3 134 1S2
Cn1c;1100 11 H 6 21 m 191
Walu Confet'onc.•
Palrktl Otv1Mcln
Wuh ngton 23 15 7 SJ 162 US
P llSOurQh 24 14 3 SI 119 171
NY Ra~rs n 1$ 6 50 170 ISJ
Pl\J od~·P"•a 23 20 2 4 • 174 ISJ
New Jer\ev 16 20 1 39 150 175
NV Islanders H 21 2 24 123 173
Montreal
Boston
8 utlalo
Hulford
Quet>ee
Adami Otll" on 29 11 6 ....
17 l) 9 43
11 n • ll
11 71 3 37
13 26 5 31
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Detro•• 2 (h>CIOI> 2
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17• 131
140 lU 14~ 164
145 10
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Mater Ota H 1&h wilhl&ood lM bar·
corncT dC'la~ tactics of '>'1Sttina 8iaoo Montaomt'ry and claimed a 11~l bo>~ blskc1ball vtcto') Wcdnctdav
n•ahl 1n t~us Lca&ut'·
ihe Kn1Jhts -.ho wtre ablt' to take
tv.o minute~ oil the dock at one point
in lhe first quarter. held the Monarch>
to Just eight points 1n tht' ·penod. Ho~C\.Cr. the visitor\ v.ent 0 for 8
rrom the floor and ~re hut out tn "
the quarter . The pace was nearl> as sJow tn tht
wcond quantr "1th M ter Oct U ·
panding its lead to ll 9 by half\lme.
.\s the third quaner bc&an. the Knight~ scrapped their pfan and
Mater DC1 was able to bqin buildin
on its lead. Guard David Boyle
pumped 1n 10 of hi 14 point 1n the
ond half. hitting 7 of 9 from lhe
field I
Derek \one \\-3S 6 of 7 from the
11oor and finished with 13 Points
v.h1 le point guard Jason Quinn was
acdHed v.tth nine assists ;
Maier Dea. ~-0 ut the ~ngelus
Le3guc and 17-2 o"craH. con\.Cnt'd
16 of 44 field lOal tnes..(59 percent)
Irvine1Jurs-rs
to 52-35 w-in
over Dolphins
Irvin~ H1gh's Vaqueros continued
their "inning ways tn methodical
fa h1on Wcdnes<fa> night as the ho LS
put ~uth Coast League nval Dana
Hills awa} S2·3S. in bo)'s basketball
to 1mpro\.t'' 10 I o-2. overall. :!-0 an
leaguC'.
Dana Hills crept 10 Mth1 n 30.24
through thrCt' penods. but Jf\ anc
dropped m 16 of 18 from lbe hne an
thC' fourth quaner to seal tt.
··oana Hills -.i.as I :!-3 and ranked m
Oraogc ( ount) about 10 days aao.
but the\ 0 \.t' lost lour in arow and "'ent
to man-to-man defense. ,.h1ch 1s a
httk out of chara 1er for them," said
lf'\.1 ne Coach tc\e ~etth
·• fhe)' made a run and got 1t down
to tour but T'Odd Trout had stx. P<>tnt
1n a run near lhr tan of the fourth
~uarter. which wns real important,
and 'tt' e Dunme)cr hll b of 8 frtt
throw\ ..
BARONS •••
From Bl
Doua \\ e;ner coming otT the bench
-JU 1 a the' did m this one
fhe Baron' pla)ed 10 the tempo of
their h~mg -fa..,t And "'hen
po )1blr. ta)ter _
"That's ju t what v.e -...anted to do.
that'\ the g.imc v.c "'lntcd to pl ) :·
\Oltd f ountain \ allc\ Coach Oa' e
Brov. n .. Ho"l'' er the> did an c\ttl·
lent J'~ ol Jogm us the ~hole wa~
Rut ""h the tempo that high. tt ~ ~crt tnh tn our Iii\ or.··
Cooil.-proJucC'd 17 point lor ~~
Suon\. 1ndudtn 11 LO tbc fourth
qu~ncr He al~) pulled do~n fiH
~bound ~d1son·\ b•@·pla' man v.a.,
\1anincau .... hg, poun..."<i in a game·
h1&h :!6 point~ wtnlc gr.lbbtn& tJ rt"bound~ -I ti ot "hu:h came tn the
'>«Ond half
occ ...
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'hot' · < 11lh'I \3td "\\e got no
offen ''c rthound That tell )Oll ~lmtthin \\ t ,ot complaccn1 and t<.X,._ wmc bad 'hots.-bccaus.e v.e
thought "e had the game "on The)
c3mc b.ld.. to lhc1r -:red1L"
The <.1aul ho mjdt' I:. turnb"crs 1n
the fir" I 'I nunule of the game -
in ludtn@. a 'I -minute orcle\s
<.trctlh -"h1ch let\ them tnuhn
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eJ up It\ 1nttn 1t'. forced tumo,cr-.
.:and \:lp1tahn'l..I .... ith ba ktts off 1'< of
them Jo" n tht tn·t, hot the first half
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tour ub' in anJ the' @.<ll llur kHI ol
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... '10n\ or thC' sttOnd half and
bu1ldma a 34·2 cd r ""tth l 6 o.i ~ma1n1n . dlcbac hit JU t M\
~et t remainder ol th game. John~n conHncJ a pa.1r ol fr~ throv.~; tor ( oa\t and center .i\l n
'chltot'· "ho ha'> ~n a kc) fa\ tor an
the Ptratt\' U\et but had onl tY>o
point~ \\-cJne~ay. added tv.o molt
fn.-c thro>A to make n l4-3~ from
1hat Point ()( C' turno-,cl"\ d1~p. rcan:d and 1t~ hot hand ttturntd ..
the ParatC\ bcpn to ptnctrate the
Oau h~' 1onc
S3dJkbad. took a:\ ·3• 1d,antaac
cnMr') l ~t-t<><oa t dn"e. but
mi 11 '1ra11ht -1nclUd1,"I fi,,. b Hanlon. tour ~ < ranc and
tYio b' l.aMont ~ -10 takC' the
k-J tilr av<~ 4S-\a -
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ctrat~ to the' pl v~ ~ and 111>4
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id Carr summed "P. .. AIDM"I '6
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M Or-. eo-t DAILY PILOT I Thuflday, Jam.1aty 12, 1N9
MULLIGAN •••
Piiili81
aoQ4cDO\llh 1okttplhl-Jobona ptrmanent be111
Maybe the :ruans w•ll ~ome ba l. as the.snson Pr:QStTSSC$ I hopt' so for
John'ssakt a
The Loyola Murymount-U I U
game had 10 be a etas •c last Saturda). USIU scored 144 points and lost
rather hand ii).
Loyola 1s1ood. but there arc some teams in the-WCACwhoc:ang1\.e
them alt they want this season. St.
Mary's lost to Stanford byoncpomt
and USF defeated Notre Dame by
four-~C$ V1rgm1a, the USFteam
that beat us by two.
Peppe rd inc and Santa Clara are
also good teams. The WC AC has
aotten beuer. LoyoJa'sJcfTFryer. who
1san ex-Corona del Mar player. 1s
doing a great job. When the Lions iet
Bo IGmblc back. they'll be even
better. a
OTHER LOCALS OOlNG
WELL Hawau 1senJoyinga good
season and one of its best players,
BOATING
Vi..Slulli, ~Ult Slddltbl< k
Collqt last )C'lr ••. Adam l.eelt 1s
do1n1 Vff)'wtll at tanfOtd. Hc1t'san
lrv1ne1uy(Woodbnd1e ltip)v.ho
wtwantcd\Cf') badl)'-he~ould
have b«n a b11 ii& r in our proera m
and J>tObablywall be very'°°" at
tanfotd . Gylu DoUl• from
· ddlebeck Hi&h 1u11nan1a1 thr
UniversnyofS"an 01c&oa1 point
auard and 1s 1veraa1n1 14 point! pc:r
pme.. UCLA's Kevta Walktr
almost chotc UC I out ofh•&h ~hool
and would have bttn a b11-tt me
player for us. He 1s a youna Jobny "" Rocers. We have bttn lhe second
choice in a lot of ~cruiuna wars.
Clostdocsnotcut it. though.doc 11?
0
I washonored11 thefrv1ne Mar-
nou Sunda~ night and inducted into
the Champions Hall ofFame It "'ai.a
niccafTa1rand I would h~c to thank
them forhononngmc.
Spcaal thanks to Lee Ram~and all the pc:ople at the Mamon. My
favonte wnter. John Hall of the
Register. was also there. John has
done a column for~lona -1t nevrr
ceases 10 amaze me that he and other
cotu mn1sts can wntc Ont' fi \iC da)'• 1
week I havc1ntwfultime1u~11n int
toabontawen.
0
l l'C\;C1' td an~ no1cfrom our: chanetllot on our win ov« UC'l.A.
He •ndacattd that he IS w1t.h us, win ot
lost. bu& w1nn1na 1s m\Kh better He
sounded fr~c 1 bOostcr. but no1 the
one l wrote about last week -you
remember. the hiah M:hool boosLen.
0
UC Santa Barbarade~rvcs to be
ranked in thcnauon',top20 Al this
potnt.thcyand UNLV dcstr"e 1obc
con 1dcrcd tY.O of the 20 oottc-ams m
the country.Anzon3 and SlJllnford
also belon11n Lhalcategol')I.
0 On the road again m beautiful
downtown San Jost Saturday night
andc~c1un1Lopn, Uiah, Monday
night The only way to play 1h1)~me is to have all home games. Wew1ll
finall y be home on the 19th against
Fresno Slate. a
You can ca tch our games this weckendonSaturdayn1ghtat 7:30
and Monday nightat 6:.30on KPZE
radio, wi1h Roblialvak1calling the
action.
r--==--==--,Ballew takes ever SC¥A-l:lelm
..
Yachting group
names officers fo r
upcomingyear __
By ALMON LOCKABEY .,..,,.........._.,.....
For mort than six d((:ades. the
Southern Cal1fom1a Yachting As-
sociation (SCY A) has been the gov-
erning body of yac hting act1v1ty in
SouChcm California. -
As of now. it represents more than
70 yacht clubs from San Diego to
Fresno, plus clubs in Nevada and
Anzona.
Last Saturday at Balboa Yacht
Oub. John Ballew of Laguna Beach
look over the helm of the burgeoning
orpn1za1ion, relieving Roger Wilson
of Marina del Rey.
Before a packed house at Balboa
Yacht Club. the evening was h1&h·
lighted by the appearance of the
. O !~TH Nor1cfs
I
--, PACtJ=IC VIEW
MEMORIAL PA"K
c.m.t~ • Mortuary
Cha • CfamatQf'Y 3500~ ....
844-2700
"l"CI llflOl'Hlftl
U LL U OADWAY
Morlurary • Cflapel
1 10 Broedway
Cotta MUI
842·9150
liirer'• "•••rs
2983 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA
..... 111
lhe L9\)M ~tMrll al Ille o.., ~tot 1a pfUMCI to M ·
l'IO\lf~ a new Ht...U now av111. ·~ 10 ,,.w ~lfn.uet
W Will no. HA~l1 ll'MI n~ IOt ,.ou ••no tattta ~"* .. anu ... ,,. ~ 1n. ltm. fnd Ille
lllf> 10 ,,,_. Court Houff II\ Sna
Mt f1'en ot COVtM 111• Ille
-cf\ .. C~.cl ... ..at
J'GVt llCllllOW ~ -... ,_,,, wu11 in. COl#f'ty owi..
ptibl1ttl ~ a -· 10# IOU! ,..... 1 , rtlq',.rtd II\' lllW lllO
U-9'1 I NI )'0\11 PfciOf of Oii
1ion Wtll'I tr.. Covn1y C-.k
· John Ballew
women's 470 Class gold medaJ1sts m
the 1988 Ol)'mpics, Allison Jolly and
Lynn Jewell, who were presented
with the Arn)'. Gram Olympic
Trophy, a beauuful silver bowl.
Yours truly was awarded the Jim
Webster Award for outstanding con-tribution to yacbtiQI.
Installed as vice commodore was
Bunon Jay of San Dieio. Others
taking office for 1989 were George
Hively, rear commodore: Gene
O'Connell. secretary: Jerry Olson.
treasurer: Justin McCarthy, 1udge
advocate: Alan V. Andrews. fleet
surgeon: Don Becker, fleet captain
Ccc Hubbard, port capuun. and
Roger Wilson. Junior staff com·
modore.
Ballev. has been commodo~ of
Capistrano Ba} Yacht Club, pres1·
dent of the Newport Ocean Sailm&
Assoc1auon. and 1s currently a darcc-
1onn Balboa Yacht Club.
The first btg event of SCY" 1s the
M1dwmter Regatta. sc heduled for
Feb. I 8.-20 which annuall) draws
upwards of 900 boats in over 70
classes. Rod Woods is chaJrman of
this year's "Midwinters." Woods rtported several chang~ 1n
this }ear's M1dwm1ers. There wtll be
an inclusion of an Ancient Manner
Class (old wooden boats). and a class
of Pnndle catamarans at Cabnllo
Beach Yacht Club .
ELSTER ••• ..._ ..
Uric'ntt It~~ 1n the: hntup man> umn. ~hifi=t'i ol.Mn 21·)Clr· okS Howard Johnson would t.h1fi 10 ~onstop and 2f>.:ynr-old Dave
Mapdan took O~CI &l thud buc.
"Ivery time l went in10 a liulc
slumR· Howard would tan at ~hort· top, EJsttr said. ··o.vcy know~ it's a pain for me , but wha1 can he do,.
Thert's so much prenurc on th1
team from thl-media When Y.."C'rt
wmnina. v.c have to keep doin' well.
"lfl was on a d11Tertntclub. I d phi} evcl')I day." Elsttr &;11d.
.. J have Ma.-dln •l'ld somcothers. and (El t~) still sot ovcr400at-bat "
Davey Johnson satd ... It's not u 1fhc
didn't play a lot. The only reason he
lost play1n1time1sbccaust we needed
to ~t (some more punch in the lineup
at times)."
With the arrival of 21-year-old
infielder Gres Jefferies' poten1 bat in
September and with 2S-year-old 1n·
fielder Keith Miller pushing his way
to the bi.g le31ucs for s1ints through.
out the season. the Mets are stocked
Wllh young and talented infielders.
Enough talent that 29-year-old
second baseman Wally Backman.
who hit .303, was traded to Minne-sota dunng the wealth of deals at the
winter meetings. Johnson·s name was
mentioned m numerous deals, none
of which matenahzcd. Elster's name
lumed up in theJ'.umor mill. but •he Mets called him at home to assure the
repons were not rootrd within the
organ1z.auon.
While he desires to play in
Sou them Cahforma. 1hat day doesn't appear to be 1n the near future.
He was marked for a maJor leaiue
umfonn sin~ the Mets drafted him ,
and his rapid chmb included stints
with the club during 11s World Champ1onsh1p season m 1986 and 1n
September of 1987 After an all-star
season at Tidewater 1n '87. Nevy York
was convinced his time had amved
and incumbent Rafael Santana was
dealt.
"Hed1d a better Job all around lban
Santana djd," Dave)" Jottnson said.
"He drove in a lot of~y runs, played
becter defense and had better range
than Rafael In another two >ears'
time, he'll be one oft he top shortstops
m the league. all around. That's how
much we think of him " .
Eisler, who isn't shon on con·
fidence. began to feel more relued at
the pl3tt' late in the sea~n. and knows
that will be a ke) factor chis season in
Davey Johnson soccas1onal switch to
At Tidrwa~ 1n •¥7, ht ft1uthed
ftf\b itt tM lcalut an hitli .. •• .J 11. led aM ~lftd lft I d•b flCOfd foi'
h1u.. Md ll mW\iplc·b1t ..-.. 74
RBI and never a11o-ed hitlVf'rllt to
drOp btk>w ')()(} after ~) 21. h't dc~doptftt the me ktftd of «>n· ' ..,,~ ,.h1dt provides Etster's
1ft¥W chillcn~.
Hamiton said Elsttr's biuett d-
JUttmcnl tomn from h1ttina.nfar the top of tht o~r an iht m1non 10 blmna e1Jh1b 1n the potent Mcu
ltncup "He's been a hnlc pull contt1out ..
H1rrclso11 sard. ''And when you 're
battioa c1ahlh. 1t•s (a maner o() not itnkJ~ out C47 times in 'II).
.. I thank n's self·1nduttd ~urc. J
think nc•sattercd )USSWiRJI bit. ff he
is to hit over .300, which hed1d 1n the
minors. you ha\e to use tht wholt
field. On this ball club, he's h1tiin1
ctahth. He had trouble MiJusuna 10
that. and 1l's tou&h for him to get out
of that." Robinsoll calls Elstcr'~ steady de-
Howard Johnson at shortstop. But meanor hjs mensth.
while 1he team 1s loaded with strong "Has blllCfl & $Cl 11 when he StU
hitters, Elstcr 1s the only true short· thrct stnkeouts 1n a pme, he'll tum
stop and ranks well abo\le chc re t uound and pQP one the next lime,"
when it comes 10 handlin& around Robinson saad "He's hll some b11
balls. home Nn He aives us dnve1 m a
&ma &later'a ftnt MUOD
with New York ended ln cU•~ appointment after tbe·
DOd&era eliminated tbe
llet9 la tbe playoffa.
"I don't feel anyone poshina me," shortstop that \/Cry few peoplt hne.
Eisler said. ··He can't go with HoJo aa He probably has more powtr than
shonstop every pme. f know r un •n> shortstop we0\IC had He can hit
play anywhere (m the le~l'JC) I know the ball m &he pp."
there's a lot of clubs out there that Robinson said he belteves the
would wa&t-me. 11' OM or th~ ronlfstC'ft<i:wtll'nmte ~th-molT' t
th1na.s I under tand 11. and I'm 001 bats. and Elster ll 1ron1na out his
going 10 worry about 1t " flaws.. ··siowl~ but surtl)
Elster. who returns this weekend ··He hai some things to work on .
from a Mets promotional cruise 1n the a httle more kill 1n his swtng. His Canbbean. )las alwa ys been a hard sv.1ng 1s not alwa)s short and com·
worker. He recentl) bout.ht a home 1n pact. A few umes, he'll Jj\ c 1n to a
Hununaton Beach and works out p11ch. He doesn't have that totJI
with fonner teammate Shane Flores confidence In evt'ry pitch."
dunng the off-season at Golden West. ElstersaJd he tned to guc.\s pitchers
where he hit .338 in 1983 and .349 m too often at \he plate, leaving h1m$Clf
1984 with the Rustle~ under Coach 1cnta1ive 1n the process "instead of
Fred Hoover. JU St con~ntratJng and swm11ngat the
He altcm.1tcs days 11 the diamond ball.··
taking bat11ng pracuce and ground · In the prnc of baseball. a world
balls with days at a local health club under the microscope or constant
pumping free we1pm. outside cnuquts, El~ tcr rtmams
..He's a good lttcLa a.ood worker,"' focused and exudes a cock)' con-
sa1d Robinson. "He'll<fo a locof extra fidencc.
hittin' 1f I a k him. When I reall) "I'd hke LO sec that confidenct
suggested that he needed to do e~tra manifeslltsclf au he plate:" Rob1nwn
hilling and 10 be there 21 a cen.am said. "I'd hke to xe Jium ao up totalty
ume, he's there." confident and cocky every al bet. l
Wilh no doubts surrounding his don't believe hc'sa .21 S, .216 hitter. I
fielding abthty. 1989 will pre cnt a bchcvchecanh1tover.lS01fhestMU
d11Terenl challenJe. to htt the ball where the baU is pitc~
"I've aC'Comphshed what I wan1cd Qo the plate."
to do · defens1vel)," Elster ~1d Harrelson summed 11 up prett)
"Hopefully. ru accomplish what I suct1nctl) want to with my h1111ng next )~ar · "Ht can htt. and he will hit."
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llVLLIGAN ••.
Pnm•1
~~tok~t~JObona penna~rifbes11.
Maybt tilt Titans will C'Omc back a
the KUOn prosrHSH I ho~ $0 for
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The Loyola Marymount·U IU
aamehadtobucla 1 lastSau..1rday.
USIU scored 144 pointsand lo~t
rather handily.
Loyola isaood. but there are some
teamsinthcWCACwhocangive
them all they want this season. St.
Mary's lost to Stanford bronc point
and USF defeated Notre Dame by four-yes Virginia, the USFtcam
that beat us by two.
Pcppcrd1neand Santa Clara arc
alsoaood teams. The WC AC has
JOllen better. Loyola'sJefffr)er, who
1s an ex-Corona del Mar player, 1s do1~agrcatjob. When the Lions get
Bo IGmblc back. they'll be even
better.
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OTHER LOCALS DOING
WELL: Hawaii iscruoyingagood
season and one of its best prayers.
BOATING
V-. ........ , WI' II SMJdld>ad;
Co~ last )C'U ••• A.._ Keefe 1s
do1n1 Ytry ~II at Stanford. Hcrt's an
lrvinc1uHWoodbndlt' Hiah) who wtwante~htl') badly-he would
ha\e been a biastar 1n ourproaram
and probablr will be "ef'> soon at
Stanford •. Gflu Dottla from
Saddleback Hijh 1u11ninaa11he
Un1Ycrs11yofSan D1esoat point
suard and 1savera11n114 point'> per
pme ..• UCLA's Kevla WaJller
almost chost UCI out ofh1Jh school
and would ha Ye bttn a bi&·llme
player for us. He is a youna JC>bay
RO(trt. Wehavt been the second
choice in a lot ofrccru1tma warL
C"lo~doc notcutit.1hough.docsi1?
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I was honored at the Irvine Mar· rion Sundaynightand ind ucted into
the Champions Hall off a me. It was a
nice affair and I wo~ lake to thank them for hononng me.
Special thanks to Lee Ramos nnd
aJI the people at the Manion. M)
favorite writer. John Hall of the
Register. wasalso there. John has
done a column for so long-at never
~sestoe\maze me1hat hcando1her
columna$lscan wnteOM fi"tdayu ~erk.. I have an a•ful time ju,111'\ini:
1odoonuWttk.
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I rctti vtd an~ note from our
chancellor on our win O\lcr UCLA.
He 1nd1catcd that he1swith U'-v.1n or
lose. but winnu'I 1s much better. He ~undcd hkt a booster. bU1 not the
ones I wrote about last Wttk -you
rcmembcr, the high school bOoste~.
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UC Santa Barbara deserves 10 be
ranked in the natton·s top 20. At this
Point. they and UNLV dcst"rvt to be tonsidcrtd two oflhe 20 best teams 1n
thecountry.Arizonaand t~nford
also btlona in that category.
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On theroadapin in beautiful
downtown San Jo~ Saturday n11tht
andexc1unrl..opn, Utah, Monda}
n1ghl Thconlywaytoplayth1semc
is to have all home gamt'S. We will
finally be home on the 19th a~ans1
Fresno State.
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You can catch our game$ this
weekend on Saturday n1gh1 at 7'. 30
and Monday night at 6:30 on KPZE
radio. with Rob Halvakscalhna the
action
ELSTER ... rn.•1
Oefmte kept him in tht lineup
many timn, whale at otMrs 28-)car-
old Howard Johnson would shift to
shonsiop and 26:-ycar-old Da'"e
Mlddan look over It third bl~.
"Evtf)' tame I went into a littlt
slum(>. Howard would stan at shon-
stop. Elstcr satd "Davey knows n's
a pain for me, but wh.at can he do?
Thcrc·s so much prcssu~ on 1h1s
team from the medta. When "'"e'rc
winn1na. we ha\'e to kt"Cp doinJ well
"lfl was on adiffcrtnt club. I d ptay
every day," Elster said.
"l have Mapdan and 50me others.
and (Elster) 11ill 1ot over 400 at-bats."
Oayey Johnson said. "It's not as if he
did.n·1 play a lot. The only tealOn he
lost playana lime 1s because we nteded
to get (some more punch an the hncup
at times)."
t#Lau,...11
lleftn s1.ter•1 Ont MUOD
wttla l'few York ended lD dla·
appolatmeat after tbe
DoCl&en eliminated the
Meta lD tbe playoff•. With the arrival of 21-year-old
infielder Gre& Jeffenes' potent bat in September and with 25-year-old in·
fielder Keith Miller push1n1 his way Howard Johnson at short top But
10 the bi& leques for stints throUgh-while the team as loaded w11h ~trong
out the season, the Mets arc s1ocked hitters, Elster 15 the only true shon·
wuh youna and talented infielders. stop and ranks well above the r t
Enou&h talent that 29-ycar-old when 1t come~ ro handling ground
second· ~man Wally Backman. balls. .
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At T.....,, ea ••11 ht ftallhtd
11Aia ua die illp!t ia btUlll a& .)11,
w -1M 1eaUclidwt•d•Ncon1 b Mii. Md ll m...UplHaaa ~ 74
:I II and MWrlJlowed hit •\lef'IS 10 clroP bdow .JOO aftn ~~ 22. la's dt\'dopint the ... ~ kind or (on.
MllHC.)' wtuch prowida EJittr's
~chal~.
Rarttlton said Elsaer's billkt d·
Justmtna comff from h111jna ~ar the
top of tilt order 1n the m1non 10
bamna tiahth 1n the potmt Mei
hncup. ··He's*". hnk p"'1l COOKIOU ,"
Harttlson ~ad .. And when you're
himna eiahth. 11~s (1 matter oO not
.itnk1ng out (47 t1mn 1n '18).
"J Fh1nk tl'u.clf-1ndU(td preuu~ I
thtnk he'saltcrccU11uw1naa b11. lfhc
11 to hat ovtt .300. wbjch be did 1n the
minors.. you ha'"'t to use the whole
field. On Lh11 beU cJub. he's h1t11n1
e1ahth. He had troubk adJU\tins to
that. and 11's touah for him to a;ct out
of that." •
Robinson caJls Elstcr's steady de-
meanor bis strength ..
··His blJICSl asset 1s v.-hen he acts
three stnkcouts 10 1 pme, he·u tum
around and pop one the next ume."
Robinson said "He·s hn some b11
home runs He &l\'CS u1 dn"n in a
~~Ballew t-ak·es eVeF SG¥~helm
who htt .303. was traded to Minne· --1 don·t feel an)'one pushing mt "
sola dunng the wealth of deals at the Eisler said ... He can't so w11h HoJo a1
wmlermeeungs.Johnson'snamcwas shortstop every pme. I know I 1:an
mentioned m numerous deals. none pla) anywhere (In 1he lcaaue) I J..now
of which matcnalizcd. Elstcr's name there's a 101 of clubs oul there 1ha1
· med up in the-rumor mill. but th~ -Would -want me. It' one -0f tho
Mets called ham at home to assure the 1hmgs. I understand 1t. and I'm not
rePorts were not rooted within the going to worry abou1 n ...
honstop 1hat very few people ~ave
He probably has more s>o~er than
an) shonstop ~e·"e had. He can h11
the ball in the pp ...
Robinson said he believes the
con 1stc~y will come Wllh more. at bats. and Elstcr 1s ironing out h1'
flaws. "slowly but surely.
Yachting group
names officer-sf or
upcoming year __
By ALMON LOCKABEV
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For more than s1~ decades, the
Southern California Yachting As·
sociat1on (SCY A) has been the gov-
erning body of )'achttng ac1ivi1y in
Southern Cahfom1a. -
As of now, it represents more than
70 yacht clubs from San Diego 10
Fresno. plus clubs 1n Nevada and
Anzona.
Last Saturday at Balboa Yacht
Club, John Ballew of Laguna Beach
took <?ver. the helm ~f the burgeoning
orpnt~~u1on, relieving Roger Wilson
of Manna del Rey.
Before a par ked house at Balboa
Yacht Club, the evening was high-
lighted by the ap~arancc of the
.,JolmBanew
women's 470 Class gold mednhsts in
the 1988 Olympics. Allison Jolly and
Lynn Jewell, who were presented
w11h the Am.x Gram Olympic
Trophy, a beautiful silver bowl.
Youn truly was awarded the J+th
Webster Award for outstandina con-
tribution to yachtina. ·
Installed as vice commodore was
Bunon Jay of San Diego. Others
taking office for 1989 were George
Hively, rear commodore: Gene
O'ConneU, secretary; Jerry Olson.
treasurer, Justin McCanhy. Judge
advocate: Alan V. Andrews. Occt
surgeon: Don Becker, fleet captain.
Ccc Hubbard, pon captain, and
Roger Wilson. junior staff com·
modore.
Ballew has been commodore of
Capistrano Bay Yacht Club, prcs1·
dent of the Ne~n Ocean Sailing
AsSOC'1at1on. and 1s currently a d1rec·
tor in BalbOa Yacht O ub.
The first big event of SCY A t!> the
Midwinter Regatta. scheduled for
Feb. I 8-20 wfiich annually draws
upwards of 900 boats in over 70
classes. Rod Woods as chairman of
1h1s year's "Midwinters." ·
Woods reponed several changes 1n
this year's Midwinters. There wall be
an inclusion of an Ancient Manner
Clas$ (old wOodcn boats). and a class
of Pnndlc catamarans a1 Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club.
organi zation. Eisler, who returns th111 weekend
While he desires to play in from a MCJs promotional cruise tn the
Southern Caltfom1a. that day doesn't Caribbean, has always been a hard
appear to be an the near future. worker. He recently bought a homt' an
He was marked for a ma1or leaiue Huntington Bealh and works out
uniform since the Mets drafted him. with former teamma1t' Shane Flore~
and his rapid cltmb 1Acluded stints during 1he off-~ason at Golden West
with the club during its World where he hit .338 m I 983 and 349 1n
Champ1onsh1p season 1n I 986 and in I 984 wtth the Ru stle rs under Coach
September of 1987. After an all-star Fred Hoover.
season al Tidewater m '87, New York He alternates days at th'c diamond
was convmccd ha s time had arrived taking baning pract1c:e and ground
and incumbent Rafael Santana was balls with days at a local health club
dealt. pumping free "eights
"'Hed1dabener1oballaroand1hal\ ··ttc·s a good kid. a good ~orkcr,"
Santana dad," Da"ey Johnson said. said Robinson. "He'll do a 101 of e~tra
"He drove 1n a lot of key runs, pla)ed h1ttma if I ask hi m When I n:alh
better defense and bad bctte.r range suae:sted that he needed to do e"1ra
than Rafael. In another two )cars' h1tt1ng and to be then-al a ccna1n
time. he'll be one ofthc top !>honstops timet he·s 1hqe."
in the league. all around. ThaCs how With no doubts surrounding his
much wt think of him .. fielding 1b1hty, 1989 will pre~nt a
Elster, who isn't shon on con-different challens.c.
fidence. bqan to feel more relaxed at .. I've accomplished what l wanted
the pltue late tn the season, and know~ to do dcfens1vel) ... cl~IC'r said
that will be a ke}" factor th i!> season in .. Hopefully. I'll accomplish what I
Davey Johnson soccas1onal switch to want to with m) h111mg nclll year ..
"Ht has some thi.ngs to work on
n ltule more kill tn has swing. H 1\ ~wing as not always shon and com
pact. A few umcs, hc·11 11vc in to d
patch. H~ doe n't have that total
confidence 10 every pitch."'
Elster said he tncd to guesj p11chn\
too oOen at the plate, leav1na h1m~lt
tCnUlttve IO the process "IOSICad of
JUSI conccntraung and sw1 n&i ng iu 1 ht·
ball."
In the game or ba~ball. a ~orld
under the m1croscopc of constant
outside cnuqucs, Elstc-r remain\
focuKd .and exudes a cock) con
fidence.
.. I'd hke to Stt tha1 conftdcnC'~
manifest llS(lf at IM plate/' Robinson
said. 'Td llke to see lum go up lotall)
confident and cocky every at bat l
don't believe he'sa .21 S, .216 hittef I
believe he can hit over .2SO ifhestJn!.
10 hat the ball where the ball as pitched
on the plate ...
Harrelson summed 1t up pretl\
succinctly.
"Ht c1ln h11. and he will hn "
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I Tll· 192 Soc;lal S.:Urtty No -. Trana-207, In Iha City ol GARDEN Th-a 12 aoJ• aa known by the Iran. lrlt'ln•. C•lllornla 927 t . r o • r ""' ~tr.c•r•t with hit , ..... II undeor Ille ........... , dl8119't Of ""'°"" NI drw, cof lb4. ~ "K NrM and lnttnd«i Tran. GAOVE Counl'f of OR· ,.,._, A.1eOn ~. Inc., 11241 Murptly StrMI. lrvlM. .,,.. C .,........ ....... ~ ,., .. , wtloM bullneaa ed· ANGE 'state of California Pl8.IC ll)llC( are: The~~· Cahfornla 112714, 136-144 ,,.d 1011 con1.n9«'l'll crcd Ct l!l91nl• unt10<m om· Pl'OP9'1Y cMtc:ftb.o.....,... In 0.bfl W)Mtll\itt, BOi!t • D 1~1H No11ns d,... 1, 3033 ·BRISTOL ST. "'~ that '"-Otpwl: inc. OM "Tt~or· ). 31.u Butt• Str .. t, R41dellng, Call· L"~ 0~,~~:':<>;~~~cr~ ;:::!:!:, ~at~~r:~ t~=· s!l.c. 89 0313F ~,m""' 1111 a 3 dlft, ''"0
GE o, In tM Clty. of COSTA ,,,.,,t 01 AloohollC e.vtr• ..... NOTICa °' Poner OrNe. Palo Alto, Call· loml• HOC>l, 1248 R«1wooct 1 .. A wtt A• •""'ilo or..,. ... 01 ., ... ,. atlOJ.,.._ ...._ ano ......... NtCM, rntac ..... o.r. ,~ 1,_. , ..... , LLM.AN MESA. County of ORANGE. ConttOI h .. appro-..ct Mid "'9LIC MU f0tnta 94304; 76 Wiiiow ~, A«ldlng Clllltornla "~ "' ""' "V'" ·~1 -uov-.. ,.. .,,.. Barbara Lorraine Stat• of Cellforn1a. 1,.,,.,., or Mkl llcenM. °' ""80MA1. Roed. ~o Park. Call· M002. t2U Redwood Blvd 11.!dlly-l Fa f... '"' fed L coa11 of •• 10 Ot o.-GYM 'kiter. SC> F'2&e • 10 OlchttM .... P\w~ ,.._llman .... -...A a a The location In Ctlifomla Det.i DECEMBER 27 "°'9RTV lornla M02&. 222 E Cabflllo ~ing., Califofnle 98002. f .,~ .~.. T .Or1y 1Amt>"1 ,.,'""*' .. ol lht dale r• rnl9Cl bH, blu 11.11tca. llfM rnl.mt bt made witll CMll on!) ~ t--"" w Y of the chief ••.CUit.... offa tNI · •00101 1 St • Sulla 300. Santa 5020 MOunllln Lall• 8lvd . r11~ oamptlon la medt Arranve-Cllt and oeld lot at '"-lllN ot • January 9, 1989. or l)f1nclpel bullnest office YOOMG ,AM( Trana-HotloeltMr.t)ygl....,., lll•t Bart>wa. Calltornla 93101, RedellnQ. Ctlllornla M003, A P€1HION Ml b~ "*'" '°'· J~ may " Mtty lilllOC> Sp O»*A . W<Cfl•M All SNrChUe<I ! Survived' by her bu.a-of the Intend«' ,,.,.,.,.,br 11 t«or and UclnMe purauanl to Section a Hano-. Santa Bart>ara Air· 2220 Rltefley. Santa AN. 1 ed b/ LA ',\'f.n CA1t•on made With a.ore-H Otllon. "'* bu otlllg OOodl .,. told • la, eno • bAnd Irwin chlldren Clf .. ..,_ •• abovt". to OOMQ HOK•_., JUNO 21701·2171& o1 Liit C-. port, Santa Barbel a; WOOd• CllllOfnla 92?05. 3420 c.n. A.cto tn It e S...p~10t Covl1 Comrnar~ltltl. t20t 00.... ~AMA&.~ q3238 • '""81 bt rMIOV9d It lM •-• s s . d ... ,.)SAME AS ABOVE 8UN KIM Tr.,,.,., .. and lomle ~ and PTO-Ida "°'* •20 famllY Ad .. ,,., Expranw•r· Santa 01 Cl l ,,, .. Counl'I' ol Ot SttMt. N9wp0t'l 8-cll. C• cN. l'rlllfll. CMg b-. '-' "' ...... 8llil tu0jeet to PflOI 1 uaan, cott an AM other bullnMI n.trnM Int~ Trtn•f.,.. 1wa1on1 CocM, S.Ctlon 2328 Woodllda. c.-.omia ~. C 11 r •, C •I Io t n I a •tiOt 1tq,1~\l>ng Ill.al la ~9~ °' CUlller, to= C:.. .......... ~= ~ ~ -0:,: Charles, her fa.tber and addr .... UMd by 1n. Pubti.Md Orange Coest of tM Celttomla Conwnwclal c.tnpua, Mons. ln'lne. Call-95051-0793, t449 CarrOll V1tn Ca14on "'41110 be mp ~ maoe P•Y•b.. 10 mwt Ot madt ..,.,11 c..111 Otttt and Obllgated '*1't Ottto
Monce Schwerin and lnftnded trans1-or wlttw\ Delly Piiot JanuafY 12 1919 CocM, S«tlon 635 Of the fofnla; 1UOI Cowen AY-p.,11 OtM, San ~· C.... poonltl\l u l*•ooal repre eonwnw~ and orawn and Paid tor at lhe mi. of dlll t2\fl and '"" firy of Brother Bruce th<M yMrt tut past ao ,., f11.220 CaMtomte Peria! CocM and enu•. Irvine, Calllornla lornla 9212\ t24 &town 1111 ~I,.,• 10 aom1nl~llf 11'1• on a tlnlwlclal lnatoMIOn K • ~,c;h... AM S>UtCh•Md J enuary ttH Publlt
Sch F u known l ht Intended IN prcwlSlont Of lllt Celi-92714, 1902 Mc0ew A.,. 0ter Ad • San Oleoo. c.lt-l)ltlt el 11>1 0-K:.a«ll Cl!Ot.ablt l.O Cornmtrce8tnk goocte .,. eolO h le arid It-M~I In( , werln. uneral tranafwM are· cu "none" ao PtBJC ll)TIC( IOfnl• Auction Llc4tnalng •nut . Irvine. Calllornla fOfMI t2121, 171 fil won. THE T'CllTION TllQUrsts wtll be acc4C>ted ""* ~ ~ • .,,_ ume 'T~ 11111 :r~-loeo • leJ"Vice Friday 2:00 atata.)HONE Act, tM ~ w4tatlil 92714, 1801 Kalltrlnj• Ad . Sunnyva6e, C.fornta &ultlol•lr lo 10..,.,11~1., lhe OATfO o.c.mtHW n . of .... ..._ ~ 10 pr;ot ~0-. . p M al Harbor Chria-The Pfopw1'y I• dMcn'*S "...,,., •• public: .... by ~It...,. lrvlM, CaltfOfnl• 9271 I !MON, 330 CNtoot AYer'IW. ftlll• 1;ndef '"• lno..,.n .... c.oceletlOh In Iha ..,..,,. of J--1:1 19 , • • In general u. All atoc:k In N01'C8 T~ bldd#lg on the 27th day of 1821 i<.tWlnQ !MM. C-. San Joee. Callfom1a 95131, ... _ A... 1 £ --• tlan Church, 2401 tt•, ftl(lurea, equipment CMDfTOftl Of' J anutry, 11119. at t :30 torn1a 92716; 1f2•1 Murl)hy Hll OrCMrd ,attrfty, San .,..., '""""'1 lliOll Ol ~ COMMEfil'CE&ANI< IV _.,...,11 ~ Owf'8t , ...
Irvine Ave .. Newport and good wilt of • certain IUUC ~ o·~ AM. on IN-StrMl, lrvlM, Calllo.nla JoM, Cellfornla '5134. 2801 lat 1 Act (Tll•t &ulhOrlt'f G.ore-H °"'°"· V1ee Prw-and ~led SMW1Y o.tao Th 211
EA TING PLACE bu11ntiU ~._, ... -'"-Ot'c:flatO P San Joea a!lo"'I 11•• 1>¥'on81 lfP'I o.tlt "* 12'11 Ind 111~ ~ Of1---------• Beach CA Interment ,.,. ..,.,_ Mid P'°'*"Y nu u 7 u . a3t·••• Butt• 8'11-.y, • •""'•""•• 10 •a~• -~ft" a c ~· """ "'"'""""[ IY J a n"•'"• •t1t1 .... 11.. _._ ' . known aa SOUTH COAST 111 U.C.C.) ~ atCINd and~ IN Sv.t, ·~. ~ Cahforn.la t5134. &5 W ,.., "' .. _., ..-rovvr ...,... •~"'"' .. ' • ..... " .....C ...,,~ will follow at Pacific DELI and locat«i at 3033 Notice .. hereby gMfl to ~ltef ., Pvbllc St0f9gt, 98001. 124tAeawoodlNd . TMlbtl Ad .. San Joee. Call-lions .... .ihc)<;t ot>i.in.no MAI\. 8'°'• ~ Inc _.....;..=;;.;..-..-............... _ View Memorial Park. BRISTOL 8T . • O. In tM cr.ciltora of th• within 208& Plactntla A....-In '*'ding, C8'lfomia te002, fornla 95131; OM S FW· coon •PP'O•l1 Bl'IOt• 11i.. STATE OI CALl,OANIA T~ (ttt) 2~. NOnc:9 "°° J>.afic View Dr., City of COSTA MESA, Coun-N1mec1 ltanar.tori•I that 1 Ille City of Coeta ~ t24t ~ ltvd , AecJ. vtew. Suite C, Oo!Ma. Cell-1119 ctn'"' acw.>n• 111~"'•• COUNTY OF OMNGE Aotfll ll::llr 0...--~ _,. Newport Bnoch. Pa-tyolORANGE,St•t•ofC...· tit.* tranttw 11 abOUt to~ County of 0rane-. Stat• of ding, Callfornla M002. 5020fofnia131'7, 2166 Pomona "'th• petaon11 rtpttsenl• I Ml ~ In l"9 ~ 0r.,. COMt a..-.ct '*" '""'be re·
cil'· Vi M IOJnle, and trensiW tM lot-,,.. of perlONll property Callfornlll, u. IJOOdl, diet• MOuntaln l..elr• IMJ , A«t-IMS , Pomona, Callfomla Ii.ti is req.iHd 10 o;•t notJCI'! County of 0r-.. State ot Delly Piiot Jfll'IW!r; 12. ti, Cthild at the oftkie of 1rw '"' ew ortuary, lowlnG alcOhollc ~• MN!Mft.,daectlt>.ct ttllOJpanonalOfOC*'IYct.-cffnQ.CallfotnlaM003;2220 91781 10 "''"°''"" PflOC\t un CllllOtflll lamo...U.t0t 1• C1'ly C1el1I. 3300 ~ Oireciora. &M-2700 llcenM (or Ileen ... ): ON TN name(•) and bulln.n tctt&>td. l*ow. lfl Liit mat-~. Santa Ana. caA-The PrOC*'IY contl9ta of ltu lht~ h4•t w1 ~9'1 no of ti and not • patty to the fll·218 lolllilvwd. P 0 loJI tt"
CtmtlttY • Mor1uary
Chapel • Cr«nllory
,r ,ACFFIC VIEW MIMO .. IAL PARK
3500 Pae11oc v~ 0t1ve
Newport Beach
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M"CI MOTttUa
MLL a.-OA.DWAY
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I 10 Bto.ciway
Cos11M9ta
642·9150
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2983 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa, CA
141-1111
SALE BEER & WIRE.,~ of '"-lnterldtc:I 1eraot fomla 92706; 3420 Central aubtttntlallyalloflhe.quip.. 11ceorconHnt Jtolhtrro Wltl*l llCIH>n. my buMIW •-"" H~il::' Inch. C A
Numblf 4I·188648, now I• tr.,.....Ol(e) w•: AicMfd Dellel. Sp. C003 • ~. ,, 'Senta Clara, "*''· goocfl, lnYWtt.ory, fhl· poud actlOtl) Tha inCl~to •ddrtu 1• 1201 Do"• ~ llJTIC( t II l#tll t1 00 •"'
au.cl to l>'etnl ... locat«i ti LAWRENCE ~OSS ANO brtln P4eM tnn C~ t&o6Hl7N; 144t lld9 and oOw peftOMll dl.'fll 1drn.ri•alrahoo 1u1M11 ::!t'#:K°"' ~. C.11-_., on tN 15tfl 4ey of'-'*~
3033 BRISTOL ST • 0 lor Iha DONNA s. ROSS. 428 3 tit Wiiiiam Squint, 19. 0045 -CarrOll Park Ofl~. San P'OC*1Y llnclludlng. without l'f .. 111 b• oranle<S un'-'• 11'1 On ~-22 , ... I 9'0TIC8 °" ,... .. WfMdl .... aucll
pteml .. IOC•t-' ., 30a3 .,,..., NEWPORT BEACH, rnlac bn. aota. mttrta. btl• OleaO:. C•lllOf'nll t21~1: "'"""'Ion, WOltl In j)(OOfM, i/ll4'1t'Sled Pfl'IQn '"" In ~ IM I~ dOou-"*"C aM.I bidl ......... CIC**' .,,.,
BRISTOL ST .. O. now IMued CA tM83 Mat~ c.Nt. Sp. COt7 • 82'5 11town Oter Ad 8'ln maenln•ry, 10011, •pare obj uon 10 th•t ~l.llQI\ ment OteCtti:*tMHOta of Of1 ~ reed fof
to PfatnlMl locat.i at 3033 TM natneC•I ana bullMtt mite,_, ttllk, atllYng, soft C*go, Calllornla ta1ai: t17 P"''· cuetomer ll1t1, and shows oooCluuHwll., ......... 1 ......... ,. ..... .,., 10 PWlarY '*' ti ,.,.. OOH1 BRISTOL ST .. • 0, In lhe addreel of IM lnttnde<l cnn, Me cebnl N. Won. Ad , ~. ooritrcta, lnltll.ctual Pfop-the court .should n I t ~.,,,_ -"" ~· S~ION Of~
City of COSTA MESA. Coun· trana•tee•l .,. CHI LE OWNt t....-wa lM ltgtlt CallJornl• ••OH; uo 9tty, pe1ent1, copy t1gtllt, 0 oi•n Int.,..., part• In lhit ac-'"'". llAc.4 Mf\Jll TAAHS
tyofORNAOE.StateofC ..... TAAN. 421 31•1 STREET. tob4dattM ... Purct'laW Cheroot A¥9nW, San JoM. lfactemarlle, trad•n•mH, •h:a:tk":llko on IPtt POI ~::=~·~~.= pu~!':n~~c::: 'E~~tm
lornle NEWPORT IEACH. CA nwlt O.tn.o.wttn Ctltl only Callfom6t '5131, 2110 Or· llc:tnHt, lltC:tlll. and lion ..... b• ht'ld on Jtn111iy envelope Wllh PO•llQ• '1?01 21711 Of tM c.i. ·~----~·. • ....... ,.
That tM amount of t2113 anct paid fOf at.,,. l.lmt Of C!Mtd PaM!tr9Y. Ian Joee. tutMuft) owned OI' ..-d by 1'1 19611 •• I ~ pm. lfl l~Mt, Pt.-1. ind.,, ..,,,.. .......... anct ""°" Wt ......
pun:n ... pt~ Of eot\ucs.t• That tM prop41rty 1*11· putch... All purcn&Md ~ Mt).4: llOt Or· Tr..,.,.,Of IA conMCUon Oept ,3 loultod at , '7(lQ ..._....._.. -·". _.,_ ,-. ~ Cod9 1tctJon n:tl ... ---1 ..... ,.,1 a110n In conMCllon With Mid '*11 '*-to 11 dMcfl'*l In ooooa .,. eoio .. ia. and CIMrd '""Mr· Ian Jotit. wttf\ IN '*'9n· manutcMt, ,.. c "· '--'"-.. _ ·-.... __. ,...-.....-....,. ._ .. ~ by ..... ...,. r trwtar Of Mid~ (Of Qtnaral u Fl•t11re1, mwat~IW'ftcweclatthtUIM ~ 15134, tlOI Or· !MrlleUno end aal• ot ..,.o11e lnlcrumt intheC. ~M. In Iha l.lnlttef OftM_._c.nwr.dal c:...a... oeyotJ-
ltcitl\IM) and Mid b\dlnW, Futnlehlnge, !.oulpment, of ........ aub)ec:;t 10 pt1ot cNrCf Pll'kwey, Ian JoM. -~ aurglQll Ptod-tf ol S.llnta Alla C. 1:itrtla ll•tH Miii at fMwOott C.-. ~ W Of .,,. It), t•
lncNCflnO the •lrnlt.cS In· ..,.... Name. ~ UUtoliO QatlClllMlon In 11\e .-it ot Celfotnla ·~ l~. 5S w uc:tl, ~ ~IOMtc:. ~-101 leacl\. c.toulAI edctf 111111 CaWD ,. '-"" Codie and ...... MOGIO Cltr ~tOfY, la IM tum of lntereet and~. Ind la .......... ,. ~ 0-. Trtmelle Ad , San Joea. Callo IMtlOCIMt ..,_. anct prop-If' YOU OBJECT IO the .. totowt .._ ,,.......,. Of ._ C... Qlle '
&127.000. wt'tlctl oont&l11 Of iocat.i at· 421 • a11t and 0Clll094tef '*1'f DetM tom1a Mt31, OM 8. falf· erty re1etino to Tr.-.or'a fllrtton9 ol tl'le .,.lllOn, )Oii p Puokatlona tomla A~llqin ~~ "D JI tallie .......,._ _.,
IM fOllowlng ST~ EE T, NEW, 0 "T If* 12th and tttt1 <tey of llW. lk"'9 C. Oo19ta. caa., ....-0 and rtC0MtNCttve Niould tllh• IPPtil' '' ll'lt acie Hc*IW\g AQ. IN 11Mar19iecl ....... 9'le .. Of lllid dOCll
DEMAND NOTE TO AE MACH. CA 92113 January •. ,.... Public fomla 93117, 1116 Pomona M1WY ~ tint.no •nd ... ,. )'OUI ob COmpeny, Inc: 3$3\ , .... "*'°-"' ~ ..................... Ofll(e
REPLACED IY BUYER'S The bualt*8 name UMld ltotage MaNlll'"*°''· tno. llwd~ ~ ~ ~T.,Tlle .... tr..., la to ttetlons 0t twrirsen obj« ... watoma, AnaMlm OA ........,. on IN 11"ttl '1 ot aftN 1111.aO Mn9 o.p.rt
CtiASIERS CHECt<, by IM Mid ,,...,~., a1 T~ (I;) 2.......olO, t17•; ~Winton Ad ... -~on or.,.. !<Ona ¥ii the COU-1 btfQfe "::lllan and llnU ~~ 1:-.-:...: "'•"'· uoo NewpOtl
&107,000.00 MW1 loGatlon It 8ALON ~°"'*· = b, ""°1•t• • .._ ~· !:'..:'ortN Of-lh.t hMllf'lg V'0ur P ....,_ 1~ ~ ...,_ ..i .. ,, a•,'· 0 ._ 11'1 ~~~~TEO BY LA=~, ..... o.lty ~ ~'~ ~-·~= r.oo ... ~ =:~~ ... MO.~ ==i~lflf)lftOl\Ofb( ~~~~· .... :..*:'Z~ :.·::~;. 1 ...... C•
Promtetory not•, ltofONE 1M!iN1eO to M COfleUfTlo 1• .... Ycwlc 1~; JOOO Wtn-tome t4* If 'VOU All! A CR!OltOR llicN "'8oe. 413 a.ma Ma aa ,.._.. A-~ ,_ ..,,... .....,...llOl'I
Tang!eta PfClpett)', HOHi IMIM ., IM omc. of • ni-21t Ion "d. 8 • lld' •• I ,,. .... .,...., .. not Of • conlingf!\I Olld.IOf or ,,, __ Newoort llaedl, CA .. °" .. eo..a ~ .. ~ .....,i,"9flel ~angltlte OtOt*1Y. ,.ALlflOOK II &tc"ow --.,_ -~ 0 1 ..... Yartl 4'H ........ '° .. Pf~ Of '"' O«Hs.J )Ol.l l!IU" • --,. ___ ~ ~ .... ...... -......, ~ COfl'O"ATION, HUNT'• ~ ...,,_ SIM ....._ "'9. aNtl, llabofl 1109 ot the Cell-VOlll c.la11n "'•lh IP!t COUit _w,...,. .... _ .'wtiW .. ~ ... Cout
TIMlt 11 .... "-' aerWd INOTON MACH, CALI· ..CnnoutMJllJllH ~1111 ..... Yn tten. tome Urlllofm eo-waa1 &'Id IN~. cop,, IO 11'!• !* ..:. .. ~ inc. 413 Celfol•• ....... c:MI· = ... .....,., t2 13
belween Mid ~ and f'OMIA '"37 on Of .,..., -8TATlllll JJ 71t Hoftt\ "°5111, ~·~!...9!1 C.-aon.tl r~PtfHf'llitr.• .j) -'C': ~7::9' .......,,,, :-..::=--:::·: . n.. ........... .... Yartl 14141; 7<1UU4 I , TM ~ '"""9f "'9Y DO<lllfd Oy 1"-CO\lf1 ... t,.,,,, ,._ ~tlon Atta, 1W1 ti !1"2 tl *"1ta...,,._:;:"""' .. N.W. ""' ..,_, .....,, • ...,.. • .,....,ofper• lo11r mon1hsfron11lle~1eo1 Inc, IU1 bM MhlorM, *"' .... ap 117•. t ~ANO IHAW II q flOflcta U U~ff4t· ..... ~ ..... ~ lot I 1Wlnco of ltlltrl 11 AMNIM, CA 11101 Ml, Slll'O ...,.,...,, T¥ CorporN~ .... t10,f:'."i~i~--=-=--~==,,_. O!O•lHd!l'llCCllo118100ol OltMr1 Kinoeftlle CIO *-• -.... -._ w -----------~~,11714 • ,. ..... ~J-A ..... u: ~= 1111 .... 'ch~ ..... Ca~Of.~ !.'"".>.~·~A wtulDU ~.. ............... •
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by Brad Anderson 2 ..
"This Is no way to start the first new day of
the rest of my hfe."
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: • I IUIJLl'f 1111• J:!!_ W'~er ~t:J Viet• a onue . Newport '*~ ducied by • __. .. ,.,,. •t ~,,.:'or-: _.._ ... , a.Am --· ' awn,c.t nteo Th• regl1tr1nt com-nertNtP "*•••"*" .. Med WCH"'llmH, llieechl>o.-.onNJA : _,....... . ~,,..., et..o. ~t con· eero1yn Cerpentet 119 menQed to treneect bUel· Tiie r•tl•tr•n• com· .. IMCouMyC...ofOr•
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2..._ ~· 1• d ltlon , 10 ,000 "'11•• U. • NftftOlllM v111e t onlt• Newport ,..... Yl'ldlW Ille flctttiou1 meftCed to 1t...ct bUel· ..,,.. CouMy on O.C.11bet In"'-......,°'•~ ~,:-"' ~ .,.. Ned • tran1m .. on, CEH ll. l14,I000b0161-ta11 .._....... IMctl Cellf .-~NIM or ~MM under ttw ftctH-"· ,... cetton of IT~f'HANIE ; wltlltM~C...OfOr•
' CllNt 1111 .. 0~ .. o"' obo. ve1 The follOwlntt peraon' TN .. ~,,_, •• con· lllted •b0¥9 on NIA bUllneee netM Ot '*""' ~ "°8f"TS lor ~ -County on 0-•llllel -1• IWft ~ "'-""ot cNoted by .,. lndMduel vlcioi H. aoyd, 11 llMed ~ on Octoe.t Putlllltled Oflft89 COllM ..,,_ --;., '"• flcllt10111 8u11ne11 Th• re9 letrent ~om-Thie atttement wee m.c1 tt7t Deify ll'llotJ~5. tt. tt, No A t4U22 M. ,__
TUSTIN ---Heme: MAC INHIS & AS· IMnCed to treneec:t bull• wttll tM CO\lnW Clerk of Or· EdW.,d L.IJI M. 1... ~" TO ~ Orente C-C 80CIATH, 3123 Blrell ,,... under the flctltlou• ~County on ~tier Thie •t•tement ... llled Tfl.t01 ...OW~tMl OellyhOhlltl'*Y•. 12, 1t •
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Clllf tHIO lifted ebo11e on July 7, 1"3 • ..... ~ County on o.ctmber -..; llJTIC( STUHA.. ANN AO&-Til-20I
Tiie Ac*lout 8uelMN Carotyn CerC*\ter Pvbliened °'~ Coett tt 19" EATS hM fled • petHIOn In ~ ,...,,., to lb0"9 w• TN9 etelelMtlt -flleld Delly PllOt December 29, ' ~ P'ICmlOUe •ID IHa tNI ~ fOr 1111 order....,_. W MJTIC[ •NllSAN '14 lltver Mui-flied In Orenoe County on wttll tll. Count Cwtc of Of. 1... .>enuety 5 12 19 Publl9hed Orenge COMt ..._ ITATWlmln Int '*"ion. to cnange _...;..;;;;;o--. ...... .-...---"'8 WTie, loadedlll _____ ..._.....__. J un e t , t tU ~ILE ltl99 County~ December ttet' ' ' ' OeilY Piiot Oec9ml* 22. 29. Tiie fOlowtne pereone.,. tlltlMf NIM "Ol'll 8TEP·
-Uncotn 1111 Merle VII L8C NO.F312201 15 1911 Th·201 19e& .IM\uefY 5 12 1Ht CIOlf'Cll ..... 11· HAN~ AHN A08ERTS to • REAL ICEI $5175 '11 IM!e new, MOON'oof, JBL. lfuce C. Torr~. 2338 ' ,_,_ ' ' 'Tll·1t0 AIHAICAN HOTEL STEPHANIE ANH LONG. U11 Of P'ICliflDUe lltff!~~,~~~ ... 311 Fiii 'l • t • m I 2 0. 7 5 0 Port Lerwick. Newport Publiltled Ofenge Coat ftaJC MOTIC( LIOUIDATOA8 . 3400 AV· IT 18 HU~HY ORDERED · IUH•n IUMI Mft._...,,_ ~'"'"' 4 7-M34(2FEM775) 11Mcn,Calif.t2tt0 OeltyPllot0ecembet22 29 Mt.JC M>TICE .,_,.Of The Me, Cotta tnatlllpereonetntet'•ted1n TM ~ottowint "'~'
11.llEI 1---.,,...,.-=n-=-"''7"'°'"',.,...' Thil ~ WU con-19" J 6 12 19i9 • K41W Mele. Clllf tM2e \M rnetW llortMlcl eppMI' tll"9 ~ tM UM of --m'fU PONTIAC SUNBI""' • dueled by an lndMduel • enuwy · ' 87 PtCTITIOUa llU9MU K•,U Mery P. Ol1rMn,~ Av· before l'* court In Oec*'t· tlle Flcllllou1 8ullne11 Uc. hal~. r-'. 8lactl . Tlltt 9tetement ... filed • Tll· 1 ..... HAW ~rmoua .,..... 9'11'9 Of Tiie Am , CO.ti ment No 3 It 700 Civic NMW AME...CAN HOTEL
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brakH, 41K mllH. 29. 19" PAOLO'S AISTORANTE. doing bulinMt... ducted by: Ill lndMduel ARY 31 , , .... II 2:00 Santa Ana. Callf. 92701
14700. Call 720-8729 "8JC NOTICE P\Jbllsl'led Otenge Cout ,IC~.a.:..... 1907·1 Harbor 8l\ld . Co•I• YOGURT TIME, t•tSO Tll• re9111ra nt corn· o·~ P.M, end then tn4 TM Flc11tlou• eu .. nee.e. -....... .,.11 SC 1178 _,_..,. OeilyPMot .Jenuary6.12, 19, .... ._., .. ,...NT ~.Celff.8282'7 CU'-Orlw•F.ltvlM.Clllf menC8ICI to trtnaect bYal-tMt•lt!OIW~.llanytM)' Natner.....,.,toabo.-.WN ............ • ....-.-28. 1t89 -.. Oon-D-Doen & Tany•·H· 8271• MM under tM llctlt ........ wtly Mid petition tor Ned It\ Orenoe County on
Coupe . tunroot, Im· .. NOANNOTICI T11-2t1 Jl'le = l*IOM •r• Ooen, t'41'1 loWllflCIGreen, Vlc:tOf ShetlQ-'Nl4H't Chou, bu8'neU neme °' n.,.,. change ol name ll'IOUld not ~ .. Y 27. 1tl7 Fl L.l
mec u l•t• 118,000 d ,ng1 ERTY Tl'Eu:....,.1 ...... W•tmtn1ter,Callf.92883 3 Hopkin• Street. ltvlM. 11Sted at>oveon0ctol*20, i:i.r•nted HOf345037 840-8740 after 2 (HOT---------NOTICE IS HEREBY --------1 .. 18 " • "v .,.... DflM·H·~ Ind Ou-Cellt 92715 " 1NI I IS FURTHER Otderlld Vicki• Aut>ln, 1415
ISSU) '11 GIVEN tl'let tti. City Council "8JC NOTICE POflc ... t't ~271~5 t• 350, IMne, T -Hoeng, f'573 Tiiden, Grece Chin-Min Chou. 3 Mery Ottman tllM 1 copy ol tlllt Older to Spurgeot1 St , Santa Ana.
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Fl.I Of the Cltyol Newpot18eacf'I -. • W•tmin•t•. c.111. 112M3 Hoptilna Street. IMM. Cellf Tl'lll ltlletnenl ... flied ~ CIUM be pubklNd In Cellt. 92701 wtll l'lold I public heiring re-K•m ~ Tlte, Inc., Clllf· Not•Vl t1•Nguyen and 92115 With the Counly Clet'll ol Of· theOfangeCoalto.ltyPllot, This buelneM WU COf\-lu.STI. gardlng !Jr~· OADI· flCTITIOU9.,...U l0tnla. ~1 New JSerNY Hgen-Thl:Tran, ttOf w Tlfl1 t>ueln ... 11 con· ange CO\lnty on December a newtpeper of generel ouetedbyltlindMdUel
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NANCE NO 89·2. being, MAim ITAW ~...,23j~• t02, "-<llan<le.. Stevent #245. Sa.ntt Ma. ducted t>y. huet>and end wile 15, 1fta ctrculllion, put>llttled In thlt Thie 1t1tement wu flied
AN c;>AOINANCE Of THE The lollowlng pereont ere · Cellt. 92707 Tile re gletrant com· F.o11a7 county 11 IMI! once a week wltll tM County Clertc Of Of· CITY COUNCIL OF THE doing ~ 11: Thie t>ualneH 11 con· Thia t>\llln~n 11 con· ~ to trll"IMC1 l:lutl· Pvt>lllMd Otenge Coat fOf tour conMeiU1IV9 weet!t ante CO\lnty on December
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH DAISY I ASSOCIATES. duCT~ed t>y: •,COfporltlon ducted t>y: • geM(ll 1)111· Mel -und« tM tlctltlout DellY Pilot December 22. 28. prior lo Ille d•y of Mid heir· 15, 1tM ·' Merk AMENDING NEWPORT '780 Pl1cent11 Avenue, "' reg ttrent cpm· nerentp buelMsl name Of namee 1988, Januery 5, t2 1889 Ing ~ Or~ eo.1 ftl 'U .W. Ulllf BEACH MUNICIPAL CODE Cotta M ... , Calif. 82t25 menced_:~ tr!~~lbutl •I· Tha regl1tr1nt com· lttted ebove on NIA Th-1N betlld DEC 19 19" Deity Piiot ~ 22. 21, TUSTIN
MITSUBISHI Wolf a burg Edit lo n S ECTIONS 1'. 12. 180, John Konwl11r. 1907 neaa u,._, lirw OUI menced to trtnMci bull· Victor SMn\)-Nlen Chou 1.-1 L 9111TH, Judte 1Nt, Jenuery 5. 12, 1918 c b I I t All Whit 1•. 12. 190 AND 1• 12.200 8aya<tere Terrece. Col'ona t>ullneu neme Of namea ,,... under Ille tlctltlou• Tiii• •t•tement wu flied "8JC NOTICE of tM ....-Cowl Th-193 I ~«-1soo L:O:ao :,~d new, :: PERTAINING TO WATER def Mit, Calif 92825 llSted above on July 1· 19'4 t>uelneaa name or namee with tM County Cleflt of Of. St~te Ann Ro«>ert•. --------RAJES· C ARGES ANO OE· T ~~tin"' 1 C:Oll· Eduardo Jordan, S_!C· JitltG-~oa..NL County,.otl I ~ K•W 23290 •8 Or Str"t El J\IUC f!Q!!C( epeM,-p11tt--0U1~-.'°i"::=:..:::-==--~;;;..===t POSITS. duci~tffMid pe11ner. Ou Hoang 29, 1988 .._. 0<0~'"92 CMMtt•. Loaded. Low ... NOTIGE IS HEREBY ef\tp Tiiie •t•tement WIS filed Thi• ltltement w• filed ,~ MAm aTATDmtfl Pvt>llSl'led Orenge Coat PtCm10U9 .,... ..
mlML· LN~ Country. FOii FURTHER GIVEN that tald , The regl1tren• com· with t~ounty C~~ wtth ,.,. County Clefk of Or· Put>ffal'led Orange CoUt Tiie lollowlnt l*IOM ere Dally Piiot oec.mber 29. MAim 9TAT'IMUfT
17500 080 7 545 put>llc lleerlng wlll tie held on menolld to tranuct bull· ~988 Oty on -"Inge County on Jenuery '· Delly Pilot January s. tt, 19, dolnQ t>ullnea"• 1988. January 5. 12. 19, The~~•• Liii Ii••* 9w ESCOR·T tile 23rd oey of Janu--.,Y. neee under tti. llctlllou• • , ..... , ... 1999 2e. 1999 ... Wll SPARK, 3030 Airw•y 1999 dolno ~ ... -11111 ... 1889. 11 tM hour of 7:30 t>u""91s name or namea -· •• f40Mll Th-209 Avenue. Coeta Mna. Celtf. Tllt89 PACIFIC WlND TRADING 1A7 CXUXAO RS, Wfihe (4995) p.m., In tti. City Hen Council 11ed above on May 22. Put>llened Orange Coast Put>lllfled Orange Coast 9282t & FINANCIAL. SERVICES wteh Meck tntertor. 9cy1, Ctlernw 1. 3300 NewpOrt 1975 Delly PilOt oec.mtier 22. 29, 01111y Piiot Janu.,Y 12. 19, PlllJC N011C( Gotefla ~r, Inc . "8JC NOTICE C~PANY, 7022 Moonfloht
1t000 ,.,,.... Sap man-Boutevwd. Newport flMcll, John KonWI-1""· Jarwary s. 12• 1989 M. February t. 19$9 Oelewtr•, 3030 Alnvty AV· cir~. Hunflngton Btech. uei al eteertng CA 92863,ltwtllctl timeend Tiile 1111emen1 w• filed Th-tie Tfl.222 K41110 enue, Coett ~ •. Celli. • K4111t c.tlt:928'7
..000.cC:--993-3093 · · place lnter .. ted peraons with the County Cle<k ot Of. '1CTITIOU• MlsaNlll 82&28 FICTITIOUS IU ... 11 Pr .. 1on Jey Camp~.
may eppear and tie heerd ange County on December "8JC NOTICE "8.JC NOTICE NA• •TATOllNT Thi• t>u•lneH 11 cOn· MAMI aTATl•NT 7022MoonNglltCwcte.Hunt· -'II .__. .... thereon. tt you challenge thl• 29, 19U , ............... _ IU ... I• The lolloWlng pereone are ducted by 1 COfPOfatlon . TM lollowlng per~ 11• lnoton a.en. Celff 92"7 ....-Otdlnence In court. you may '402tl0 ...... ,...,... flCTITIOU9 .,..... dQlng t>ulin..s 11. Tiie re9111ran1 c om· doing t>u•~ as· '\'t111 blfllnea• II con-W..,n. mint condition, tie Hmlted to raising only Pvbllsl'llld O,.nge Coast N.-ITAnmNT NA• aTATIMENT TOWER AVIATION . 5000 menclld 10 trensect t>usl-NEWPORT PIZZA co . oucted by; an lnd!Vldull l3500.~11~M955) -F0-R-0-.93-L.-td-Sed--.,,-r-.-1• thoM i.,.. you or tome-Daily PllOt Jenuary 5, 12, 19, The tottowtng per.oM tr• The tottowtng pereone 11• Cempue Drive, Newport neaa under the .llctlOous 118 23rd Str•t. Newport The regl11r1nt com·
nic. In & outl RIJni Ilk• one elM railed at the publlc 28, 1989 dOlng t>u91nen u · doing ~ .. .,... u . a.aoh. Clllf 92660 t>uslneM name Of nemee 8Ncll Ctltt menced to ttenaact bull-CAOtLLAC •77• S.V NEWI s2875 (1'BUTS21) ,_ring detc.rlb!'d In this~ Tti-2t0 OBM COMPANIES, 3100 RAln MA~ Ill, 16825 Pel·Alre. Inc . Calltornla llsted above on Octooer 1, Al Rlem. 300 E Colet ,,... und« the llctlllou• blc/etv Loeded Mn roof. N t 11 M t tlc:e or In written cor· Brletol Street. Sul1• 280. ~alcolrn ~M. Yorba Linda. COfportlotl. 5000 Cempus 1988 Hlghwey •S7, Newport t>uelnele name Of Nmet • • • ewpor •r · o ora reeponcSence delivered to Costa Meal. cam 92828 Ctllf 92&88 Drtve, Newport a..c11, Caht Mlcl'IMI TorNM>n. Preti-Beacll, Celit 92e80 lilted aboYe on H/A
AR Grtll, Bl< LMther, 842-0715 Of Ml-N23 the City 11. °'prior 10. lt)e PU9lJC NOT1CE DaYld L. Qulellng, 11922 Edward Lu, 5837 92880 c:ieot Mark Rt«n. 300 E Cout Pr .. ton.Cwnpt)ell ~so~ ::;~o FORD '78 GRANADA public hearing (tOf more In-LU Pllmll om.. Santa Wlltlelmln• Alie .. Woodland Thi• t>u11ne11 ii con-Thie S11ternent WIS flied Hlghw•y •67, Newpofl This •latement w• tiled 81~5125 ea 000 mllH 1 1875 formttlon c all (7141 'ICT'ITIOU911U9MU Al'it .Caltt ~105 Hllll,-Clllf 913&7 ductedt>y;accxporatlon wOlltheCounty(:ler1tolOf· 8eacl'l,Callt,92NO wttllttleQountyClerilot Or· <i1FU972) NwPtr 11 Mt • 8-44-3011). ...._ aTATIMPfT VIC10t H Boyd, II. 13702 Jerome G. Doidge, 1ee2s The reglatrant com· ange County on January 3JI, Rand.it Denot, 300 e ange ~ on December
CHEVY '85 SPRINT ~2-0785 548 8923 r WANDA I . RAGGIO. CITY TM lolloMng penon• are Ollll Lane. Santa Aoe. Calif Mll<:Olfn Lane, Yorbe Lind•. rMn4*I to frlnsecl bOWI-f98f COUt Hlot'l*AY •57. New· 1•. 1188 . or • CL.ERK. CITY OF NEWPO~T doing ~linea u ; 92705 Celll 92&88 .,... under tile tlC11tlOUI ,.,. port a.edl. Cellf 928e0 ,.,Ma 5 ..,..,, r9d, 3 cytlnder. Lot1ohtudent110okf0f BEACH • CARPENTER & co .. 818 ;GregoryO McClelland, 17 Robert A. St..:y, .-.15 bullnesa name Of ~ Publllhed Orange Coast Thi• l>Ullneu II COfl· Pvblllhed Orange Coal ~6:~t~ c:'te. ~· turnt.hltlaa In Put>ll.tilld Orange Colet VIiia Boni II, Newpo!I Ramada. lrvlt\e, Calif 92714 Avd. 0. Los Art>olea. Y0tba ll1ted above on January 1. 'Deity Piiot Januwy 12. 19. ducted 1>y· co-partner• Delly PlkX December 22. 29,
... 796 eeMnO . on. dalelfilld. Wlllttwy,ITndyour Deily Pllol Jenuary 12. 19" Beech, Cetff. 92MO Ttlla t>u1lnu1 1• con-llnda. Cellf. 828a& 1981 28, ~et>ruary 2, t989 Th• regletr1nt ct0111· 1Mt, J~ &. t2. 1"9
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Calendar art a snap for photographer
This
show .
going ·
todt;Jgs
If you arc a dog lover who 1s
sure your pet is the "best," then
grab a leash and mosey over to the
Best of the Show at the Orange
County Fairgrounds an Costa MesaOnSalW'~~Sunda
By JOE BEL BRUNO °' .. ...,,... .....
Rectnt newspaper headline about
Kim GcrshcnM>n scream out hkt' 1ho5' found in a sub;rmarkel tabloid .
Thouah she has had S(veral an1cle
wntten about her 1n the past fhe·
years. one headline stack in htr mind
mo't of all It read "Gc"hcnwn hoots 14 Guys. Hanas Them Qn Her Wall." .
1'Somet1mts the newspapers do
things like that," said the 23-)car-old
Newpon Beach rcs1dcn1. "They madt
rne ou1 to sound hl.:e a scnal killer, I
thm\c 1ha1 as rcall ) funn)'.''
Despite the media h) pc.
Gershenson has not killed or han1cd
an) men. Howe"er. he docs hoot more than 14 mtn each )car -with
her camera.
1ncc 1985. Gershenson has been
marking tht 'cw Year ,wtth her
annual "Mtn of uC I C alcndar.''
The $9.95 pubhcauon as appro"ed
b)' the Unl\.CTSHy's pubhcataons office and lS SOid In the collegt' boo~ lore It
a al~ rccta"ed shelf c;pace at
1hc first umc. :Though ~he meets many rMn
1hroughou1 the )~r for 1h1s ventutt.
her main thrust 11 not for dall81
pusposcs. Gershenson said ll is the sat1sfact1on of creating ahc product
that fuels M>r to do tt amaually.
"Some11mes 11rls will come up to
me and tell me that l am the lucluat
11rl 1n the world, Just because I set to
work w1rh all these guys," said
Gtnhenson. who balances her tame
between.the calendar and her mana·
aerial posttaon at Nautilus Plus an
Norwalk. "Thouah I ba~cdalcd so~
of the auys, thtre 1s much more to i1
all tha1 makes me do It each year."
The idea of stan1n1 a calendar for
~tudtnlscamc when she v.asa studtnt
11 Saddleback Collcsc in M1ss19n
VteJO. Wanung to test her-skills a a
photographer and as a bus1·
nesswoman. she pla)cd with the 1<ka
of lallnch1n1 it Scc1ng very httle
opportunity to market 1t at theJun1er
college Gershenson approached UCI
with the idea
"L Cl 1s JUSI such a stnct school.
\Cry pre 11111ous.'' she said. "I never
1bougfH ftey wtrotct'glJ f<rr 1 • T---·•
told me I could do 1t. and even set me . Morethan2,000dogsw11lby
vy~or various m ies. and 150
br: will be shown. The
Shoreline Doa FancicrsAssoc1a-
tion of Orange County will spon-
sqr the com petition that has ·
attracted the most prestigious
jud~s in the country, accord in'
to a fairground representative.
Modela are (back row. from left) Md.le
,Hanley, Chrla White and Crala Runnall•.
o.lr ............. OM HeMlfl
·and (front row) Juon 8cboaw (left) and
Mark Rowan. wltb K.1m GenbenMn.
mcnts. a no\.e l) bop lml c<t
across the street from UC I in 1he
Marketplace. Tht cale ndar feature
14 male students between the ages of 18 and 23, most of them mod'thng for
up v.11h a booth to sell tt on campus.~
The proce s of findana the nJ,ht
(Ple&H eee CALENDAR/ AlO)'
Dr. Ka r?f Smltb"with 25 )Cars
expencncc injudg.ingdogs, will
decide which 1s the best Mlcltele
BllliaJ• with more than 30 years
expencncc will Judge all breeds.
In addition to the best of show.
thcrc~·u becompcutions for sporti g. working, hound, temcr.
toy. n n-sportang. herding, obed1-
.J:nct,Juntor showmanship and
other m1sccllane1ous classes.
The Junior Sbowmanshlp
matches handlers in 8 to 16 age
groups. The pubhc can ask ques-
uons to Or .Jolan HammJJ. lhe
show's vetennanan, who will be
on hand both d~ys.
1 The show runs from 9 a. m. to 5
p.m.Adm1ss1on1 $4foradults.
S2.50 for children under 12 and
seniors over 6'5 . For add1t1onal
i nformauon. call Freeman ClaH,
544-9372. • • • Here 1san anteresttnf C'Oncept:
··Biologist Cookbook.· an adult
cook.mg class sponsored by the
cuy offountain Valle} Rec-
reation Center. It 1s for seafood
lovers who arc willing to eat their
s ubjects The class will be taught
by biologist. Jot W. CoJlDer. Ph.D.
Students will have a chance to
sec their best recipes published in
the annual edition or··e 1olog1st
Cookbook .. T he class~ 111 be held
from 7to9p.m.o nJan 18and25.
Feb. I and 8. Reg1 trauon 1sS25
For more info rmation call
839-86 11 . • • • · Congratulauons to Orange
Coast College's student news-
paper. Coast Repon . v.h1ch re-
cently garnered 12 awards at the
31 srannual Southern Sectton
compeuuon of the Journalism
soc1at1on o f Commun1t' Col-
leges. ·
Mo re than 450 students from
33 SOuthcrn Cahfom1a and An·
zona community colleges took
part in the mail-in and o n-the-
potcompeuuons.
StafTwn tcrKtn Llnto•ofCosta
Mesa earned a third-place av.-ard
in feature "-rttmgand Mark
Md;re1oroffountain Valley v.ias
lifth an on-the-•pot news pho-
t<•raphy. Kris Troavold of Costa
Mesa earned a fifth in the edi-
torial canoon1npcompettt1on.
Catie Jacboa o osta Mesa was
SJ ven ao honorable mention for
o n-the-spotmwswnt1na.
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Famous faces are
RB artist's canvas
By JOYCE BODL()VICH
Of ""9 o.lf NM .....
Tc-rry French 1s an anist her
canvas ts the faces of Wac;h1ng1on
notables. beaut) queens and 140rkana
women
For the last 14 )cars French. 3 7. has
been creating new facial im ages
through 1he skillful apphcataon of
cosmeucs. Her s1ep-b)-\tcp 1rain11\g
program tcachts how to create a mort anractave appearance aftt r com plet·
ing a 1117 hour consulLataon in her
Huntington Beach studio
She has worked as a frec·lancr
makeu{> an ast for more than 15 top
cosmetic lines. She toured na 11onall>
as a promotional an 1st for Revlon·.,
book. "The Art of Beaut)." ma king
guest ippearances on TV and radio
prognims.
Before re locating ht'r studio to
Orange County_ more than a )Car a&o
French U5'd her talents on the man)
faces of Washington D (' and ~n
Diego wo men.
Fawn Hall. former Sfirctal) tot ol
Oli ver onh ~ho gained TV notonc·
t) 1n last )Car's lran-C'ontra hc.anng
underwent ont of French's trans·
forma11ons
Winterfest
attendance
pushed in LB
Competing fo r att ention v.11h cat)
an fest1"als held 1n tht ummer.
Lagu na Beach's W1n1erfcs1 has cm·
plo)cd some new tacucs in drawina
crowds before 11 opens on Tuc~a)'
~use it's held ofT season , the
fe tivtl has been battling an 1den11t )
cnstl> for 11s 25 )ears This )Car. tht
Chamber of (ommcrtt cnlTSted tht
marketi ng e'penen~ of Patnc1a
Rov.an 10 p0pulanzt the event.
Rowan . who owns her ov.n mark.el·
1ng firm m La&una Beach. has made .se' era.I cbanvs to mark the fe$laval'~
silver anniversary Throuah a larae
pubhCll) camparan and e'pandcd
event Rowan expects a record tum·
out for the annual chamber fund-
ratscr.
.. Wtntcrfcst 1s now JUSt tanana 10
co me into It' o~n:· 1d Rowan "We
arc learning how to market 1t Just Ille
the Sav.'dust fC Uval ind Pageant of_
the Masters in the ummer. W t arc
pr0Jcct1nga rttord turnout this )Car ..
.. ht camt' to sec me 1n Ma> 1985
for a more professional look." French
~1d "I did a complctt makeo\·cr"
French has the ~ind of looks most
v.omen v.ould kill for: clear skin.
auburn hair and aquamanne e)cs
She ~td the opportunll) to learn
makeup desJgn came an high school
"I s1aned up for a self-improve·
mcnt cou~ at a modeling school in
Ronda The only pmb.lcm was that I ended up not having the money to
pa y for 11 Tht . owner said I co uld
repay the fee by worktng fo r th e
school." For the ntxl two )ears she apprcn· 11ced under a talcoced makeup art1sr ·
at the school.
French marn~ a career Na-. y
officer. had two daughters and used
her ma~cup skills on officers· 141\CS As the famtJ}' relocated to d1fTercn1
Na-.y bases. French bepn 10 de, clop
a chentclt. oon she bu1h a reputauon
as an antsl 14hO creates a nev. and
140rl able st) le for an)' v.oman
"I 1hmk what I tr) to do 1s crtatc
confidence Sl)k and beaut) ... she ~1d. "Whtn the) (client~) v.alk out of
m' s1ud10 at 1s l41th more confidtnce
knowing 14h&t to do to 1mproH
(Pleue eee FAllOUS/AlO)
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FawnHall(abo•e), formerMCretarytoCol.
OU•er North who ••inect TV notoriety ta ·.
lut year'• Iran.contra b~•. a.nder-
went Terry French'• trall•formatton.
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Food delivered
via wheelchair
By KATY BOllC'HER
Of"'90.., .........
'loo1h1ng d<'l<"rs ~araar<'t \to\ er
from help1na ht'r fnt'mh and ne1~h·
bors
to' er a rc<'itJcnl of L 1d,1 'Aobilc
Hom<' Parl 1n "'t14pon fka(h 1\ «m5tdt""1 .. ,lal lo "cral ol her
ddcrh ntlJhbor~. 14ho lounl on lhe
J8-'tear ... )ld "'Oman 10 do 1htir
aroetr. \hopping
~he earn('<, out thl' "-e'l'~h rmJ11fll'
all b' htrc.cll -1n a 14 ht'c:k h.11r "-Shc...us born l41tll ert'bral p.tl\\ ·
said \\ ilht' \10\l'r hl·r mutht'r \h" .,
JUSt ama11n1 10\.Cr 1s a graduatl' of <kJngr
(.oa~t ( ollt'gc and I\ \till 1ak1ng
classes
"I'm JU\I ~ proud of her:" ha
mother added
-~ft<'t·~~·~ ™'1 lhf' 11nl\ •ln<'
Helen ..\nder'>t>n , v.ho Ii-.('\ in lhl'
park r<'Call., v.ht'n shl .. d talc ~IO\ er
with ht'r 1n the car JU\t for hl'r
companv ·
and buy groceries togerher Two }ears
ago IP'<' up m't car -not that I had
to but I thought at 140uld bt pretty
~an 10 find \Omcone m)' agt' ttll
dn' in& ..
The t"'1~1 . .\ndeT"iOn said. was "-'Mt
had uartcd out a.s a fn~dl) outina.
turned into a neccss11' and he "°"" ~nd tut tO'Yff to etch vcr frnh
products tor her
M's JU\I uch a pleasu~ ...
.\ndef\On \aid "E\C·r.one lo"cs her. ')()me thing!> •rt hard tor her to reach
at the marlt'I bu1 she al~a~s gets
assistance "
.\nder n 1sn·1 the onh one ~
fetls that "a' June \\nght satd tO\er ha been
doing her grtnr\ shopping for th<'
la I s111;, month!>
"\he\ \Cf') acrommodatana and
tnt's to gel e"ef'\ lhinf JU\t nght, and
he uwalh doc\..· ~~u,l_:· •
JUSt a 1remt'ndous help I ha"t m)
mother v.ith me and !>he" qu11e 111, so
1t'' hard for me to get out ..
David Cavtaer ofHunungton
Beach came<! tfic h1ahcst ad-vancement award tfic Boy Scouts
of America offers. that ofEa&Jc
Scout. A fn:!hman at Golden
(Pleaee ... &AOL&/AlO)
Ongmally. Wtntcrfcst started as a
small nand ans ft tl\.al which onh
(Pl•M eee Wl1'TER/ A 10) Mar,aret Sto•er dell•en IJ'ocerie. vla wbeelcbaJr.
"I m 6 \tll" old ," 'he ...,,d
\iarit1re1 and I v.ould go 10 thl' 'tore
\\. hik htrdaughter t.tl t's M'rdut1c
\enOu'>I\. 11 c; rt'alh a sonal thing for
hC'T 'to"er·s mother ~1d
Butu f1~ 8 [1.~~:1 ~
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.Gompetitors attracted to horse shows at OC Fairgrounds
hunter-jumper show ~•II open the )"Car's C\en1s at
the Qtanee Count) Fair Equninan CCll\Ct. Co ta Mna
. The show win run from I a.m. to S p.m. Saturday,
acconhnt to Pam G1mplc, ctnle1' manqier. A~emhonuho•ttollnntdfrom la.m.10Sp m.
on Jan. 21. and a Valentine ftonc how 1s Kt for reb. I l.
For more inform•11on on cqucstNn C\itnt\, call
641-1328.
. Volanteen at riding center
lf you tn.J()y hones and children. )Our talent\ arc
WNltcd by tM Oranee County R1d1_n1 Center1n san Juan
Capmrano to a ist d1ubkd 1nd1vldualt to ride hore1.
Volun1ttt1 1tt nttckd Thunda) ancmoon\ and
tUldty~np An °""91alt0ft ••II be held II I p.m.
s.Nrday for ••Y<>M Who 11 1nttrn.cd For mott infonMUOft, dll tilt Volufttftr mter of Ota nee Count)·
Cea~th at tn~nn or 2·3176
Att bJttDdactloa c:l•• bJ lmae
The c.la meet\ fro m 7 to 9 )0 p.m. For fun hcr
1nformat1on. call &ht ans center at SS1-1018.
UCI Nlllnt c1a .. e11 open
Bc&innina to ld\an cd saahna clas~ under the 'Cl
ih'!J 'Pruaram will open 10th<' publK Tuesda). ClHK'l
are offered on Lido I 4s and 3().foo1 h1elds clu boats on
weekerid and ~kda) at the 1ntercollq1ate ro~1n1•nd
11base.1801 W. Cout H1 hv.a).
:The pf'Olflm alM> offers basic tCubt. Red ros\
hfnt\m& and hyalt•nJ toursu For a rompte1t lt\tm
call the campU m:rnuon om~ at S6-S346
BfJ6liJnfnl -,n la1J6UIJ6e c1 ...
8tlinn1rw ~mct'K"ln • 1gn Lanauaee ~•II be ituaht
from 7~ to 9:30 pm on l unda s throuttt Marc.h 21 at
~ < ommun1&) Park. Irvine.
Jt~ Cla Wiii C'OVtf a k UnckBUndlOI Of th(
laQIUlllC. wrv1ul vocabUlary and the c:ka(<"ullurc and
eotnmuany o ~ kills arc needed
For "'°" 1nfonnlt1on, II 0.vid ndtnon .i
66().)920.·
IFJllter an CJ•••• to befJtl
......,of'tn dlmn f« ch11dmt and ld.altt will bt ..... .,. -lrvme F•• Am ( t1Hft lft IM ... ,.,,
............ Mondi .
(la\~ locu on a range ol ;,rt d1"1phnc\ 1ndud1ni
14ltercolot. ceramic . dra~ 1n1. \IJC-o C'all1graph). \ta1ncd
glu~ and photo raph)
· Mo 1 du~ meet on c 1 14~k for four to 10 14C<'l.,
for moll' inlorm1t1on. call the center 11 SSZ· I 0 I
1 Networking for fame, fortune
.\ ~mtnar. cnt11lt d "Net"Ml 1n1 for f'1mc and
Fonunt.'' ""111 be offered from 6 10 \Ip m Monda~ at the Lillie Inn on tht Ray. 617 l ido Park Dm<'. r v.port Be h
The clu wall (cxu\ on hov. to nct~ork to •n rca~
In. tor JOb or carttr d1a nic anJ for the cn1rcprcnc-ur lnc;1ruc1or wall be usan Lann. a pubh rclahons \Hiter.
for mo~ infonna11on tall Linn a1 116.1.llO.
Retlred f edenl wor~en meet
Saddlchl<'k Valk)' C hapltr of the 111onal s ~ II•
tton of Rc11rtd federal Emp&o)et v.111 mttt at 2 p m
Monday ar Gkndale Ftdttll Sav1np Commun11 Room.
23221 Calle de la Lou1sa. U..una Hill
The mm1na ·~ ~ to rctartJ fCd<"ral c" ahan ~r their IPOU'ft, Uf\ I\ ors ofannuttant ti C' cmp&oyea arid a~su.
T urn1p Ko'iC rel>t•v rant. Oran1e ( ount~ \1~1 al ssoc1 -
llQn bu1ldini '00 ~ n ov.cr \t Orangr
< um~nl u·tnd~ 1n cosmetic and plas11 r.u r&C'f'\ will
tumtnt'd b' Donald \ltman. \1.D . d1plomatc of tl•t
Amrm:an 11oard of Pt• ti\: Surstr\ and active t.afl ph~sman 11 Htalthc..re Mcd1ral (enter 1n Tu 11n.
Saleswomen to convene
Oran < oun t)' { t\apt r. ~ataonal ·1at1on .-,r Prote~•nonal t ~omen ~111 m~1 at S·JO pm Tundt" at the Red Lion Inn, .'OSO Smtol 't Co\ta \1eu.
··1 hr ~n uf ro~c"'prak" 14111 be d1 uucd b)' Mntu
h~e1d
Ale H 0rMge CC*t DAILY PILOT/ Thurlday. Jenu8ty 12. 1919
Owning a boat nOt
n ~cessarytoenJox
sailing at this clu.b
l
By I.ATV BOUCHER
Ofllie..., ........
Dick and Gayle Nelson of Yorba
Linda sometimes travel to NewPon
Beach every other weekend to enjoy a
day of sailing.
They board a 2S-footer. 3.S-footer
or whatever suits their fancy -
because they don't own their own
boat. They are members of the Lido
SailinaOub in NeWPort Beach. a club
desianed for sailors who don't want
the rnponsibiltty or financial burden
of own1n1 their own vessel.
.. It's just a wonderful idea," Gayle
Nelson said. "Ifs hard enouah to find
a moori!!f, -and very expensive.
You don t have to worry about * maintenance or cleanup because ifs
all done for you.
"They keep their boats an exC"'llerit
condition," she said.
Norm Rest, club owner, said mem-
bcrs."iip is a "viable alternative to
ownin~i:r own boat ... Fou in 1971 , Rest said the
club's service lends to recreation.
knowledge and entenainmcnt.
"We have 35 boats ran&ina from
25-to 45-fcet that arc owned by
individuals and leased back to ttle
club," he said. "We've taught more
than 600 members to sail. whether it
be beginning, intermediate or ad-
vanced."
New members pay a one-time fee of
$I 901arrd lhereiftcr momhty-dues.
The fee includes 15 hours of sailina
in$trucfions with group and crew.
"Members learn safety, rules of the
water risging. sail trimming;etiquet-
te, navigation ... and overboard
procedures," Rest said.
Monthly dues are $60. and $40 of
that goes on account like a savings
account. The money accumulates for
usage of any size boat that ranges
from $40 to S300 a day.
Lido Salllnf..Clab I• deelalned for people who want tO .. u but
don't want e rapon•lfilllty of owning a boat.
Owner Pform Rat
Boats arc avaifablc for a 24-hour
pep<><J..and thc:y are i.nsured fro m
NeW)Mt Beach to the Mexican
border, Rest said.
Nelson said she and her husband
love to spend the night aboard the ir
leased-boat and sail inc next day. She
.said there's lots of ways to spend a
Saturday or Sunday aboard.
"Sometimes we'll fill our soup JU&
at the Crah Cooker and take fnend s
aboard in the winten1me," she said. .. Other times we've had Tony Roma
deMver nbs."
Res1 said owners make enough
mone) to pay fo r their slip rent and
are provided wuh free ma1n1enance.
CALENDARAR.T DEVELOPS FOR NB 'PHOTOGRAPHER •••
FromA9
models can be a hard and sometimes
painful! process. she said. Starting the
selection as late as December,
Gershenson is forced to make her
decisions in time to meet the Jan. I
deadline.
"What is really hard about picking
models is that I sometimes have to
tum them down," she said. It is reall y
hard for some guys to take rejection
because of the way they look. "And
they are goins to look that way for the
rest of their laves."
She also believes that featuring
males in the calendar" has given her
some new insight on bow to better understand men. Calling it a "mina-
psychology lesson." Gershenson said
the calendar often creates large egos.
"When (get some of these _guys to
pose for me, it makes t,hem feel real ~ood. about themselves,'' she said. 'There is a lot more than just muscles
and good looks to some. But some-
times, they can really get stuck on
themsel ves. I won't put up with that."
Craig Run nails, a 23-ycar-old econ-
omics major and co-captain of the
varisty rowing team, is featured on
1his year's carcndar. Recommended
to Gershenson by another model,
RunnaUs was quickly chosen for the
cover page. However. he says the
honor did not go to his head.
"I got a lot of teasing from my
friends about tt." said the NeWP<>n
Beach resident. ··1 was really pleased
to be in the calendar. but I d1dn·t get
stuck on myself. Kim 1s right when
she says we are just born this way.
How can you be conceited abou1
something you had nothing to do
with."
While Oershenson secs a potcn11al
for some of her · models to turn
professional. many of them make the
venture fun . 1-n mum for modeling.
everyone an the calendar receives a free hair cut and pictures to add to his
Portfohp.
Gershenson gets little financial
benefits from producing the calendar.
It 1s the financial end of producing the calendar. 1nclud1ng developing and
pubhc1!), tha1 ta kes up most of her
time. She has set up auto,raph-s1gning panics and "win-a-date ·con-
tests to help battle the S3.500 printing
cost, which comes ou1 of her own
pocket.
"l am not reall y looking to get
an ything out of thi s because I know
that there as not very, much money to
be made:· she said. 'It has opened up
some doors for me . with people
psking me to take pictures for them
and put together calendars
.. Actually. I am JUSt in It for 1hc
fnendsh1p. I enJO)' helping people OUI
by taking their picture. making 1hem
feel real good about 1hemseh es."
F\! officer receives
department honqr
Paul Sorrtll ha1 been named the
fountain Valley Poli« Dtpanmenf•
1988 Ofrscer of the Year.
The annual honor 1s voted on by
the police department's 61 m(mbtn
who select an officer for his or her
accomplishments in law enforce-
ment, community service and in ter-
pmonal skills. Somll has served seven and one-
half yea" with the Pohccdcp1rtrnent. For the laat two years his assianment
with lhe narcoucs division has re·
Police Chief EJv1n Maali dncnbcd
th't qualifications f't'Pl"lentati"e of
the a-atd.
..TM officer i~ not only cbottn for
his lcadcrslup, outstandin& per·
formance in the field and rapport
With peers," ~e said, .. but ,because he
isa coach, a fnend andavadablcwhen
needed."
Sorrtll has a bachelor's dqtte from
Cal State Fulllenon and 'advanced
certificates in police trainina.
suited in numerous annts of narcotic offcndcr1 and seizures of tllepl drua.s.
He is also a member of the dcpan-
ment's SWAT team in which he
coordinates and directs much of the
training for the spcdahty unit.
··He was selected for his 1b1luy in
enforcement an narcotics and ~
Miali said. "h takes a special
and a lot of ded1cat1on because of the •
hours. There as no set schedule.
..It been a lot of hard work this year
• in the field of narcotics," he said.· We
have had several f'Cll soocS cases and
that is probably the b1J1C5t rea.son I received the award. It 1s very nice to
~ rtt<>&niztd h~ nw ~ers. ••
"It is qutte an honor and he is a
well-<ieserved rccipJent." Mia ti said.
Somll IS the father of two small
children. Because of his undercover wor~. a photo was !\Ot released for pubhcat1on. . -By Joy~ BHHvld
EMifjE seeuT ;AeHIEVED •••
l'romA9
West Coll ege where he partici-
pates on the swim team, David is
a memberofTroop226. He
completed his Eagle by leading a
clean-up of the Huntington Beach
Wetlands.
David has served as assistant
natrol leader, senior P.atrol lcader,
leadership corps, scnbc librarian,
quartermaster, member of the
order of the arrow and delegate to
the 1985 National Jamboree. • • • Erie.Jou Belpm of Hunt·
ington Beach and Gregory Jobn
Spice_r of Costa Mesa have been
selected as Outstanding Youns ·
Men of America for 1988. Their
biographies will appear in the
annual awards publication. The
program recognizes achieve-
ments and abilities of men be-
twee n the ages of2 I and 36. These
men arc honored for outstanding
civic and professional contribu-•
tions. • • • Maria Piscopo, a Costa Mesa-
based marketing consultant. has
been elected president of the
·Sou them California Visual Art-
ists Association. The author of
"The Photograph1c'sGu1dc to
Marketing and Self-Promotion."
she tcac~es at Orange C' oast
College. Cal State Lo ng Beach and
DaYid Ca •ener
Art CenterColleste. • J •
We lnvlte you to send us
information on commulty bap-
• peaillga. We want to bear from
you about upcoml.ag eveat1, local
people and neigbborltood news la
general. Send to die Daily Pilot,
P.O. Box lHO,Co~taMesa tHH.
Mark to the attention of Joyce
Bodlovlclt.
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MOUSE IFEATtER'S
J~nuary 13
January 21
MILLION DOLLAR BABY ORUJICAU Y GROWN
From A9
themselves and Just feehng good."
French said he focuses on teaching
women how to become their own
makeup artist. and how to select
products that work for them. She
takes into cons1derat1on lifestyle, tht'
image to be projected. facial bone
structure, and skm type.
She charges $75 for a consultation
that includes a detailed indi vid-
ualized workbook.
"I cover all the learning senses."
she said. "They watch me apply the
makeup, I explain as I go alona and
they read about 1t in the workbook.
"This 1s geared to the 1nd1' 1dual I
do require a follow-up, 1hat 1s hkc fine
tuning. If they don'1 follow up that
frustrates me. I can only do as much
as people let me." French also sells a h nc of cosmeucs
she has carefully selected. Her back·
ground ih worktnJ with most of the
major cosmetic companies hM gi ven
her ~n understandina of the product
inf.redimts and formulas.
'They are all good basic skin care
producs at less than over-ihe-countcr
pnccs:· she said. "Once you have
been trained to put on the makeup,
you don'1 ha\e to look at it the rest of
the day "
French also "'orks with sevend
Oranse Count) plastic surgeons 1n
teaching PoSl cosmetic surgery pa·
uents how 10 apply makeup 10 their
new look
And hke any other artjst,J_tJS h.ard
for French not to look at people and
silently create a new image.
"When I meet someone TI t.alees mi
about IS 5econds to make them over
1n m~ mind. Then I'm satisfied and
can forget about 1t," French S&Jd
sm1hna.
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FOCUS OAILV PILOTIThutlday, Jtinuety 11, .. I A9
JOE
In 81111
Calendar art a snap for photographer.
Walk or
ru11.toald
homeless
shelters
It seems like charity for the
homeless hasextendedquttca bn
past the holidays.
In Irvine, hundreds are ex-
pected to tum out to raise money
fOrChrisfian Tcmpamy Hlnni""1ir-t-.....,.~~~""
BJ JOE BEL: BRUNO °' ... ..., ........
Reccnr newspaper headlines about
Kim Gershenson scream out hlcc
those found in a supermarke1 tabloid.
Thouah she has had several articles
wnuen about her an the past fi ve-
years. one headhne stacks in her mind
most of all. It read: "Gershenson
Shoots 14 Guys. Hangs Them On Her
Wall."
.. Someumcs the newspapers do
thtnp hke that," said the 23-year-old
Newport Beach re 1dcnt. "They made me out to sound hke a scnaJ killer, I
think that 1s really funny." .
Despite the media h) pc,
Gershenson has not killed or hanaed
an)' men. How'Cver. she docs hoot
more than 14 men each )-ear -with
her camera.
Since t 985. Gershenson has been
markl~ the New Year with her
annual 'Men of UCI Calendar.'"
the first ttmc. ·
Thouah she mttts many men
throuahout the )'Cir for this ventuN.
her main thrust ii noc fOr dah~
purpoSH. Gcrshent0n said it is tti
sausfactaon of cre11ina the produa
that fuels her to do it annuaffy. ,..
"Somcumcs JlrlJ will come up 10 1
me and tell me that I am the lucktOM girl 1n the world, just bccaute I .,et to
'-"Ork with all thtst 1uy1. •• said
Gershenson •• who balances her tune
between the calendar and her manaa
aenaf pos1t1on at Nautilus Plus "'
Norwalk. "Thouan l have dated somt
of the guys, there as much more to it
all that makes me do 1t each year."
The idea of startana a caleodat far
students came when she was a s1uden1
at Saddleback Collcac in M1ui0ft
VaeJO. Wantina to test her skills as a '
photor.rapher and as a busi~
nesswoman. she pla)cd wit)\ the 1dn
of launch1n1 at. Seeing very litt~
opponumty io market at at the Junior
colleae. Gershenson approached UCI
wnh the adca.
"UCI 1s JUSt such a stnct school.
facilities Inc. on Saturday. The
non-profit organizatton provides
housing for homeless families in
Orange County.
A l 3.1 ~mile Half-Marathon
run and SK Walk to benefit the
homeless will takeJ>lace on the
Modela are (back row. from left) &ddle
Hanley, Cbrl.a White and CralC Rannalla,
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and (front row) Juon 9cboaw (left) and·
Mark Rowan, with Kim Geraben1tOn.·
The S9. 95 pubhcauon 1s approved
by the un1vers11y's pubhcauons office
and 1s sold an the colkge book tore. It
has' 1150 Cl\.00 hclf paOC ~l
Elements. a no,cJty shop located
across the strtet from UCl m the
Marketplace. The calendar features
14 male students between the a1es of
18 and 23. most of them modehng for
VCr) prCS\hg&OUS. .. ~cL "1.ncvcr
thought they would to for It. The)'
told me I could do 1t, and even set me
up wtth a boo1h to sell at on campus."
• The process of finding the right
(Pleue eee CAL&PfDAJl/ AlO)
old Lion Country Safari grounds ..
The rur. will be held on I rvi nc
Center Dnve, while the walk wtll
be. within the park.
Othcracttvitics include a
Health and Funcss fair. with
booths displaying products of
local merchants. A post-race
brunch is also scheduled forthe
participants.
The goal 1s to raise S 30.000 for
the organization's two she I tees.
The corporation. which also of-
fers more than 2.000 people each
month an opportuntly for coun-
sclingand1obopportun1ty as-
sistance. ts looking for corporate
sponsors for the event.
Information can be received by
calling Christian Temporary
Housing Facilities at 556-0636. • • • In Dana Point, a big turnout is
expected on Saturday when the
Special Connections Wanter Con-
ference is held at the Dana Point
Youth and Group fac1hty. The
meeting will raise funds to sup-
PQrt the rchabilitatton and release
ofcaptivedolphtM througout the
country.
Featured speakers wall be Pbllip
Sedpick, who has lectured and
conducted cla se on
metaphysical and humanttanan
topics. At this e"ent. he w11J
discuss what can be done for the
dolphins.
RlcO'Barry,an ad"ocateof
tnteractton wtth dolphins in a free
ocean environment. will ptcsent a
filru documcnunghas "-Ork. He·
was also featured by National
Ocographicfor his work in re·
habilitattng two captive dolphins.
O'Barry will also bnng news on
th~f1rst lntemauonal Dolehin
and Whale Conference. wh1cn he
attended in Australia carlter this
year.
Tickets can be purchased by
caJhngTa.l1Hoffmanat498-5711
or Cylone Moore at 639-7051 . . -. 1t has been onl}' a few da)'s since
the Super Bowl match-up was
announced to the world. How-
ever. the Laguna Beach Com-
muntt) Chn1c wasted no ttme in
setting up a fund-raiser for the
cvenL
The thtrd annual Super Bowl
pany will be held at the home of
Mr.and Mrs.Gary Renl1.
Tickets are SSO per person. which
includes ao all-you-can.cat
aourmct buffet It also allows you
to watch the game on a w1de-
scrcen televison.
All proceeds will benefit the
clinic, a non-profit United Way
healthcareasency. Thechn1c ofrtn hiah quality medical. den-
.
Famo·us faces are
HBartist's canvas
"By JOYCE BODLOVICH Of_Oellp,......,
Terry French 1s an anist. her
canvas 1s the faces of Washington
notables. beaut) quttns and ...,.orking
women.
For the last 14 years French. 37. has ~n crcaung new . facial images
through the skillful apphcauon of
cosmetics. Her step-b)·stcp training
program teaches bow to crea I~ a more
attractive appeuance after complct-
ang a I 1h hour consultation 1n her
Huntington Beach studio.
She has worked as a free-lance
makeup artist for more than IS top
cosmetac lines. She toured nat1onaU>
as a promotional artist for Revlon's
book. "The An of Beauty:· mal.ioa
guest appearances on TV and radio
programs.
Before relocating her studio 10
Orange Counly more than a )car ago.
French used her talents on the man)
faces of Washington 0 C' and San
Otego women.
Fawn Hall. former sttrctar) to C. ol
Oliver onh who gained TV notone·
t) 10 last year's Iran.Contra heanngs.
underwent ont of French's trans-
forma uons
Winterfest
attendance
pushed in LB
Competing for attention with cny
an festi vals held 1n 1he summer.
Laguna Beach's Winterfcst has em-
ployed some new tactics an drawana
crowds before 11 opens on Tucsda)
Bccau~ 11's held olT season. rhe
fC'Strvat has been bauhoa an identity
cns1s for its 25 )ta~. This )Car. 1he
Chamber of Commerce enhSlcd the
markeung cxpenencc of Patncaa
Rowan to populanze the e"ent
Rowan. who owns her own market-
lft& firm an Laauna Beach. has made
several changes to man the fesuval's
sahcr anniversary Through a larae
pubhclly campaign and expanded
events. Rowan expect a record tum·
out for the annual chamber fund-
raaser .
.. Wrnterfest is now )Ust Startin& to
come tnlo its own ... said Rowan. "We
arc learning how to market llJU I hke
1he Sawdust FC' t1val 1nd Paatant of
the Masten m the summer. We arc
prOJtttinaa record turnout th1 )"Car:·
On&inally. Wanterfcst started as a
small laand arts fcstaval. wh~h onlv
·• he came lo Set me tt1 -Ma) 1985
for a more professional look." French
said "I dad a complete makeover."
French has the kind of looks most
'v\Omen would kill for clear skin,
auburn hair and aquamanne eyes.
She said the opponunuy to learn
makeup design came an h1&h school.
"I signed up for a Siell'-1mprove·
mcnt course at a modeling school in
Flonda. The onl) problem was that I
ended up not having the money to
pay for It The owner said I could
repay the f~ by working for the
school:'
For the next two years she appren·
ucc:d under a talented makeup artist
at the school. .
French marned a career Nav)
officer. had two daughters and used
her makeup skills on officers' wives
..\s the famil) relocated 10 d11Tercnt
Na") bases. French t?cg,an to dcveJop
a chentele Soon she built a rcputauon
as an anist 'v\hO creates a new and
"'orkable St)'le for aJ:l) -woman. .. I 1h1nk v.hatJ Ir) 10 do 1s create
confidence. St)'Le aod beauty ... she
said. ··When the) lchent~) "'alk out of
m) studio it 1s "'1th more conliden~
kno..., 1ng what to do to 1mprovt
(Pl eue .ee P' AMOUS/ A l O)
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Fawn Ball (aboye ), form.er eec:retllr7 to Col.
Oll•er North wbo &atned TV notoriety la
Ju t year•• lran-COntra b~a. ancler·
went Terry French '• tranaform.adon.
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-Foed-deliv-e~~---·
via wheelchair ·
By KATY BOUCHER
°'~.,,... ....
Nothing deters Marpret Sto,er
from hclpina her fncnds and neigh·
bors
tO\Cr. a resident of lido Mobile
Home Pa rk in c .... pon Beach 1s
constdered '1~1 to sc'"eral of her elderl~ ne1a,hbors. "ho count on the
38-)ear-oJa v.oman to do 1he1r
grocer) shopping
he camcs ou1 the v.t't'kl) roulln('
all b) herselt -in a "h~lcha1r
"She v.as born ..... 11h C<'t't'bral pals\ •
said\\ 1lhe 10' er her mother .. Shr '
JUSt amazing ..
tovcr 1s a graduate of Orange
Coasl College and 1\ till taking
clas~s "rm j ust so promt of hl'T.AO. ITl'T
mother added
Indeed she's not the onl> one
Helen Anderson. "'ho h\.e 10 the
park. recalls when she'd ta ke 10' er
v.11h her in the car JllSt for hN
com pan) '
I and bu) grOC'Cnes together. Two years
ago I gave up m) c.ar -not that I had
to. but I OiouJht It \\Ould be pretty
scary to lind someone m) age still
dn\.lna."
The twist. >\nderson said. was what
had staned out as a fnendl) ouuna. '
lumed anto a ncccsSlt) and she no
depends on tO\.Cr to dch,er fresh
products for her
.. he's JUSI ~uch a pleasure."
.\nderson said "E'tl)one lo,es her
me 1hings arc hard for her to reach
at the marl.ct but she al\\-1 ·s sets
ass1 lance "
~nderson isn't thC' onh one wbo
fods that v.a' ·
June \\ nght said tovC'r has been
doing her grO\.:C'n shopp1n1 for the
last sa~ month
' \Cf\.-~rommodatul&-and
tries to get ('\ C'IY(htng JUSt n&hl, Ind
\he usuall~ does ... \\ n1ht said " he's
JU 1 a trC'mcnJous hdp I ha"c m>
mother with nw and she's 9u11e 111.
it's hard for me to get out.·
(Pl ...... c oeTUllS/ AlO) (Pleueeee WIJf?ltlt/A l O) Mar1 u et Sto•er dell Tera &rocertea vta wheelchair. "I m 8t> >cars old... ~he s.a1d.
"Marvrtt and I 'v\Ould go to the tore
While her daughter takes her duties ~nousl) 11· realh a social thing for
her 'itO\C'f\ mother \aid
Bul t£Tt ~ Bu.1RL
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Competitors attracted to horse shows at OC Fairgrounds .
A huntcr-j umptr ihow will OJ)(n the )-tar's C\.ents at
tbe Orl"lt County f11r Eque11nan Center. Co 11 Mcu
The ~ .,11 Nn from I I m tQ S p.m Saturday,
eocordint IO Pam.Ouaplt1 center mana,er.
A"'""' hone show 1ulanned fh:>m h .m. to S p.m.
on Jan. 21. and• Va~ntint ROtW Sho""' ''Kt for Feb 11 . For m~ 1nformlt1on on eq~trian C\.Cnts, call
641·1321.
Volanteen •t HdllJI center
If you m.J9Y horws and d1ildttn, )Our taltnt! arc
wanted by theOl'anet County Ridi_na Center 1n San Juan (...,.no tO Mllll dlll~ 1ndivicfuals tO ~ horcs
Voh•nlftn arc nccckd Thunday af\emoont and
Slt ... y mont•• AA onatauon will be Mid " l p.m. _.,..,,, • anyont who 11 tnlttatc'd. For mori
• ~c•lltbeVOluntttrCmtnof'OrantcCOUftl)•
Ceecnllloud1 at 9'l-'757 ot '82·1176.
Alt bltrodaetlora cJ.• la lrrine
The cla meet from 7 to 9' 0 p m For funher
1nformatton. call the arts ttnter at SS2-10 I 8 ~
UCI Mlllng cl-..e. open
Bq_innina to ad van~ 111hn1 dasscs under the l'C I
Sa1h11& J>rotram Yt>11l open to the public Tucsda> C'lasst\
are offered on Lido •~ and JO.foot hidds class boats on
weekends and v.cckda) at ,he intcrrollci111e rov.1n1 and
1111 bate. ''°' w. ('0111 H~ahWI).
The prQlt'lm 1150 offen be 1c scuba. Red Cro
lifesav1n1 and ka)'ak1n, course For 1 complete hsuna
call the campus l"t(T('ataon office at 8S6-S3"6.
llelJaiJbll •f6n l•~e cl• ..
lkainnuw mcncan aan Lana&&llC wall be lluaht
from 7;)0 to 9:l0p.m. on Tuctda) thro~ Ma~h lf it
Ottn.nd Commu••lY Par\. l~1nc.
T-clliln wtll cover a buic u~ndina of the
lanpaec. wrv1vu v0tabulary and the deaf culture and
commwuty. o ~Jlctltsare necdtd.
For mort ta'°'"'ation. call David Andtnon It
66().; )9 20.
Whiter art••• m 11e6bJ
A Ytncty al lift dlllill lw daddm1 and aduht 'frill ~
.,.. ~ dw lmnt FiM na Cmecr •• the win.a
qmlter ........ MOIMla •
<. lasse tocu on a ranJt of an da iphne\ 1ndud1n1
v.atercolor. ccrami drav.ing. \.1deo ralharaph' \tJanC'd al• and photosraph).
Mo~t cla sc mttt once a v.ccl. for four to 10 "rd-.
for more 1nformat1on. call the center at 55~· 101
Networkln1 tor fame, fortune
seminar, cntltlcd " et~orkina for Fame and
Fonune." will be offered trom 6 to 9 p m. Monda at the
Little Inn on the Bay. 617 lido Park Dme cv.pon
Stach.
The cla~ wall focu\ on ho" to net"ork to 1ncrea
sale . for Job or carttr cha nae and for ttic cn1repttntur.
Instructor will be ~usan Linn. a pubhc relation~ \\nter.
For mort informatton. rall l1nn at 7 6-1320.
Redred federal •orl'en meet
Sedd~ Valley Chapter of the National ssoci•·
tion of Re11rtd ~I Emplo)~ "''" mttt at l pm. Monda}'atG~atF.,._1 "1nasCommunit~ Room.
2l2ll CaUtdc'8 l.ou1• U,&1na·H1J11
The IMC111'1 as ~ to rci1"'1S ft<knil ('n ahan em~ thtir spoutn, Sur"\ 1von of annuitants, 1<'11\.f
fWCf'al employees and 1un1r.
Boapltal nlanteen to JUtaJJ
Or.-c .... y Co.anal of Hospeial ~ohtitem •an
.._. .._. • a 9 a.m. "*"'• °" MaoMy •• Ult
T umap Ro rt tau rant Oran e Count~ Medical SOCll·
tton building. WO Flo .... cr 1 Oranac.
Currtnt trend 1n ro mcuc and plasuc urgcry will be
eumancd b) Donald Altman. M D . d1plomatc of \be
mencan Board of Pia ll Ul'lery and actw'C sudl'
ph) 1~11n I\ HeaJthcu~ Medical Center in Tusun.
S.le•women to convene
Onnae County chapter, Nattonal Anoc1auon ttr
Profc sional le -.-omen .,,,11 meet at S.30 pm lucedf)
at the Red Laon Inn. 3050 e,, tol t . C"Oltl Mcu.
"lhc n of Powtnpcu·· -.111 be d1scuucd b) M' a
h\to.tld.
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C9 Ot.nge COut DAILY PILOT/ Wednelday, January 11, 1$80
by Bil Keane COUJlfT&a CUL TUR& by Maratta & Maratta ..
"Have you ever run over a button?"
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
HI
"Do I have to put up with this every time a
fire engine goes by?"
PEANUTS
W14'< DON1T YOU WRITE TO
'(OUR BROT~ER SPIKE WHO
LIVES IN THE DESERT ?
GARFIELD
DRABBLE
ASK~IM IF
~E WANT5TO
6E IN T.J4E
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CONiEST ..
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T~E Su PE~ POwER 5 A6REt TO
L\M\T. ME D\UM-RAN&E M\XERS
DENNIS THE MENACE
by Hank Ketcham
l1VE NEVER
TMOVGi.tT OF
SPIKE A'S
0EIN6 UGLY .
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by Charles M. Schulz
PAT~ETIC MA'<BE .
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
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by Jimmy Jo~!"son
~ Plf.A~ fJfoP SAVI~
"IT ~~·ra'T'
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE. by Lynn Johnston
weu...,t'D ASK I,«) IN,El.... aJf l'IJEGJf ANOTH~
MESiNG-lb <:D(O
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JUDGE PARKER
WHAT DO 't'OLJ SUPPOSE STEVE STARGAZER MEANT WHEN HE TOLD Me TO STAY·WELL-?
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
DOONESBURY
I CAN'T 6BJEVE • SWlL .Jl/5T WT UTTU Mr 16 "4te lllTH lDlf8t. FIN6.
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by Tom Batluk
<;EAH ... HOW CDME WE WEN'T
RIGH"f FFl)l'{l WORLD WAR ONE
10 WORLD WAR EJ..EVEN ~
by Garry Trudeau
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Crews battle c•nyon fire, winds··
Fast work credited with stopping blaze
in Trabuco; downed power line blamed
~
By PAUL ARCHIPLEY
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Fl ve-car collision
Wednesday.
lnvcst1ptors arc blaming a do'llin·
ed power line for 1gn11ing the fire al
about 8:20 p.n'I. near the antersccuon
of Rose Canyon and TrabucoCan)On
roads, said Kathleen Cha of the
Orange Count~ fire i>cpartment
fanned by Santa Ana wands that
R•b-boar trafftc oo Paelflc Cout ~bway In Hunttniton
Beach wu anarlecl for two boan 'f1ednaday afternoon
austed to 60 mph. the fire spread into
the hills northeast of Rancho Santa
Margan ta
About 50 houscs alona Mountain
View and S)camorc roads were
e\ a'uated as fla~s l:sppcd home-
owners' )Ud • Cha said.
f 1rcfiahttrs also made an earl>
stand around the Jophn Youth
Center, a county facalit) for bo)S, that
was threatened , .
However. no structures werc dam· •&Cd and no one was anJurcd. she said
Despite the fierce wands. fire-
fighters were able to contain the fire
b)' 11:30 pm. They remained on the
scene throughout the night to douse
hot spots.
Residents were allowed to return to
I hear homes beginning at about 11 ·30
p m .• Cha said.
l1' cstock that was set free at the
height of the blaze also l\ad to be
corralled.
The quack re poosc by firefighters
and recent rams helped pre,ent
disaster, he said In addauon, "'rnd
slowed to about 30 mph later in the
after a ft•e-car wreck near the Bolaa Chica bhlff •· PoUce
reported no •rlou iJUu.r:ie.. Story on Pace 2 .
evening.
.. Instead of being a dry brush fire 11
wasa green~ firt. It could've been a lot \lilOl'SC, Cha said
She. said 220 Orange Count) fire-fighters~ assisted by sc"eral Cit)
fire depanments, as well as the
Cahfomaa Div1s1on of the U.S De-
partment of fores tr).
El9ewherc an Southern Cahfomaa.
wands reaching 80 mph destro)ed a
tethered bhmp and forced closure of
Ontano lntemauonal A1rpon
The A1rsh1ps Inc. blimp moored 11
Ontano lntemauonal was shredded
b>• the high wands, leav1n1 little more
than its nose cone attached to its
anchor pole airport secunty Capt.
Jerry Da' 1s told the Associated Pms.
No one wa tnJurcd.
Officaalsclosed all runways the~ at
about 9 JO pm .. d1verung fla.ghu to
Long Beach and Los AngeltS in ter-
national urpons
E'en as the gusting winds caused
ha'oc throughout the Southland. the
Orange Coast was spared major
(Pleue eee QUICK/ A2)
LA policeman
charged with
gun violations
By JOYCE BODLO\'ICH
OlhC).tf,...tt.it
A Los Angele poht:c offic<'r ha
been charged "'1th a1m1ng 3 gun at a
motomt "'h1le leaning ou1 the
sunroof of a moving ltmous1ne. then
finl!g.1nto the-1t1r dunng a wlld night
ofcclebratan1t has upromang mamagc
hots "ere reponcdl> fired along.
Patifi<' Coast H 1ghwa) between
Laguna Beach and Corona del Mar
and agarnas the hmousane tn1,elec.I
along the Costa Mesa f rccwa)·
The ~'en-month invc t1gat1on b)
the Orange Count) dastnct a Horne) 's
office concluded OfficC'r Wh1tne)
VanDc,andcr.36_of Anes1a.anJ his
companion . Anaheim chiropractor
Michael Blau and fellow oO~ul\
Offiw"Chnstorhtr ll11ah1um , mac.le
stops at se'era Orange Count~ bars
on the night of J uh P v. hen \ .tn
De' ander branda hcd the v.C'apon
and fired tt into the 11r
Oeput) D1 lrllt .\ttornt"~
( rc1ghton Lu said \\-ednc-.da\ th11
Blau and lhzahturri had been cleared
of any wron&doang
There ~ere no rcpon., of an June m
the 1nc1dcnt.
Se\.eral people contac ted·
aulhontacs to repon ltte gunfire. seen
coming trom the sunroof of the hmo.
E~ccutt'e Limousine Service.
based an Fountain Valley. reportedly
packed up the three men at Blau·s
.\naMam off !Ct at 6:30 p m. and
dropP'd them off well past midnight
near Blau·!) Santiago Canyon home. -nc gun was po1nrc<S directly at
me." said Edward Camc:aoli, dnver
of the car behind the limousine. ··1
\<lad , ·oh. m) God .... and let off the ga J)C'dal " · •
Carracc1oh said he then watched as
Van Devander fired four shots in the
aar. aL'Cordang to police rcpons.
Van Oc'andcr as a patrol officer an
the Lo "1\&clcs Poh~Dcpa.rtmcnt's
~uthwc t 01\.1 ion. but has been on
C\tendcd Mck lea' c since chnhoonn1
1nc1dcnt. Police Capt Tom Elfmont
1d
The department 1s conducung its
O"-n tn"est1pt1on and Van 0c ... ander
could 1act d1soplana1) measures,
an lud1na terrrun.auon. Elfmont said.
Limousine chauffeur Robert M 1llcr
said the men a ured hun I.be sh.oat·
(Pleue eee POLIC&llAJll/A2)
Quake survl vor 'Panel rejects· earlier beach curfews
Aikaz Akopyan and five
others were found alive In
the rubble of a building
that collapsed In
Armenia's earthquake 35
days ago./ A4
Coast
You never sausage glee
when Oscar Mayer Co. 's
Wlenermoblle rolled Into
town./A3
Nation
President Reagan honor-
ed at an unusual "farewell
review'· by the Defense
Department./ AS
Bualneas
Purchasers of Stockton·
based American Savings
and Loan will enJoy tax
breaks worth $21 7.5
million to sweeten the
acqulslUon./ A7
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Oceanfront residents in Newport pla n
to appeal decision of parks commission
By IRIS YOKOI
OI .. .,_., .._. ttaft
"-request b) oceanfront rc\1dent\
to bcgln closing cit) beaches at 10
p.m. rather than the current m1dn1ght
curfc-. has bttn \.Otcd do"' n b\ tht-
ewpon Beach Par~s Beache!i .:ind
Recreation ( omm1ss1on
Comm1ss1onc~ cited concerns
about enforcing the earlier closure
ume and rcstnct1ng u~ of the tX'at h
1n \Oting 4-1 a8"11nst the lhangc l he
\ ote. howe\t~r. 1s ad\ISOn onh Jnd
not necessarah the final "·ord on the
mauer
Represcntatl\ cs of the <. entral "'c" port Beach< ommunm .\sStll. 1a-
11on. the Balboa Pcnin ula Point
.\S\<X 1auon and the West "e" pon
~ach Homeo" ners · .\~soc1a 11on
~ad the) will appeal the Jec1'11on to
tht' { 11\ C ounc1I
TV soa~ p,roves
'Balboa Island'
is 99.44% fun
By JOYCE BODLOVI H
OI ... 0Mtr""' .._.,
The camera zooms an on a
JroUP of sunbathers on the nd)
beach of Corona dtl iar ~ud
denl). a muscular )OUnJ man
notices a stranac ttd li&ht Ouhang
1n the distant waters. Glancing up
to lht bluff he o~f'\e a ~ond
Oash of red .
And w~n three of tht' \Un· v.onha~rs sump11t1ou'I> climb
the bluffs 10 10\Csttptc -lo and
bthold -they v.1tne tv.o
Russian aaents cngrouc.-d an a
SlntSler talC'.
The plot th1ckcni when one
dark-hatred girl as cau&ht b) the
Ru 11ns and "-h• kcd av.a 11
1unpo1nt No. 1\'s not ··Moonh~tana;"
this is Oran County " o-.n
ni&httime SOIJl , opera ... Balboa tsfand •• Tht JO.minute KnC\ 1
aired on ·'~bl cable sut1ons at different t1m« during
the month.
The io.p now 1n its founh )ft', 11 k>olttt pe ncmcod. after tilt' 10ft1-runn1ns Dlllas" and can tx
v~ ~ cable an Huntu'ltM Barttt. F"oun1aan Vallct. Com
Mesa 1nd,, of' count. ll'tboe •nd
tht mt °' ewpe>n lrach. ··Balboa ts.land" 1$ 1ht
nDCtUkt of teM'Wr«1Gfod•rtt·
1Dr llobtn MicMel COlftd of ,_...,.,., 8*tl. W IO be CCMt-
tuscd v.ath Holl~woocfs Roben
(on rad
The soap optra has all the
1oaredicnts 'i tev.cn Lona for: ro,.
manct. antngut and murder.
Conrad a•u theater arts teacher
at Coastline ( ommunit) Colle&c
and 1 profc aonal actor -.ho has
hati small part on ~'cral TV
show
His Holl)~ood cont.a ts ba~c
been a plus for th<' how Randy
Corda). a d1ttetor of lh<' .. Bob
e-whan Shov.. • .. Ea ' trttt ..
and .. Coming of .\ie." has
d1rte1cd SC\t'r&I of the shov.s
Dale W h1te. v.ho ha~ dar«tcd
cpa\odcs of '"Hill trcct 81uc ·•
.. H('an lkat'" and "O'Hara:· also
ha\ done some of the d1rcc11ns
OM particular ~ow sWTtJ
~dam West, the actor who ht-·
came famous portray1n1 Batman.
as a 1etnam POW •tio rttums
home to find ht ~au tttn• ~n
"'ht> donn"t know of h.i1 u -
1 tenet.
There a~ me glanna d1f· ftttnt'~ l)(tv.ttn tht &l1U) \ti·
lhftf "Della •• Hd the nc>-
btMllf•. PG·r1\td ·aalboa •~,"hOwt~. ..
Unlitt tM fat*d tek\aston
toep, .. Bilb<MI Island.. ears
monthl • maku'I 1t dtfrKult for '~ to folk>W a c<Mmnuu•
Mor)'. Eich .,_Ms I ........
and tnd•••nd don aoe ia¥olw 1
(PIJ 111 -"961"#.!Aa)
The board\ of the three home·
owners· group \upport do~1ng all
beachc at 10 pm c\ccpt the Balbo3
Pier area whae lirt• ring an.-
pro' 1ded. n trng no1..c and other
problem created h' pc-oplc on the
bcalhC''i JI night fhl' problem
worscn during thl' 'lummer h«au~ ot
the anl1u\ of tounw. residents St&)
··" c all ha'c the \aml' problems.
not JUSt "1th no1~· hut ~•th propk
not bc.·anf ahk to find rt"\trooms ··
said Phi \(honlau. a re 1dent on
C'Xean front in 8alhoa
(. lo,mg thl' bcalh e.uher v.;ill not
')oh e all the prohll'm\ t'iu1 at\ a '>h:p
1n thC' nttht d1rc\11nn · \.. hunlau -.aid
'"Jfthe number of people on ahdlealh
1s reduced b) 50 ~~c-nt 1t\ a 'trp 1n
thc-nght d1rttt1on ·•
An 1dtnllcal rcquCil "AS rc)C\:icd
b) Cll) official fi,e )cars ago hut
,l)a)na Pct ta t. prc\ldcnt of thl' Pl•nin-
sula Point .\s~1at1on said the 1d\"a
warrant a lre\h lool bc-ctu'iC.' the
number of tounSt\ coming to 'e\'
pon Beach conunur' tCI ini:rca\<'
'"The bc.lche arc darl at night:·
she said ··There·, no rral rta\(m
people shoukJ be out on ~he beal·h ·· ""C'" pon ~ach Polalt Patrol ( apl
\11l e Blitch told the i:omma 'ilon h1'
office~ ha,cn't had much problem
enlorcin1t the I 0 o m dos1n11 time at
<. orona del Mar tate Beach because
of It!) restricted access ·
.. But closing ocean beaches . we·rt
~cldom complctd) su~fuLal clos-
ing them dov.n during the 5ummer:·
hc-5310
Bhtlh did not ha~ a definite
relommendauon on the issue. but
~ad rt'Sadents v.ould have to under·
'ltand that ntibth swttps of the
beache "ould De difficult because of lack ot manpo-.er
··" ert thert no other problems m the Cit) then v.e"d ha"e tilt' man-
power to do it·· he said
fhe main problem arta as the
(Pleue .ee CLOSUU/ A2)
Newport
students
disciplined
for circular
8\. PAl L ARCHIPLEY
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.\dm1n1~trato"' a~ d1SC1phn1na •
mup of "iev.pon Harbor H1&h
·h I \tudtnt~ v.~ d~ tnbutcd a
puhhcatton on campus that was
dr"n~ a\ porn 1raph1c and ob-
"'CO<' .
[)r Dennis E' ans, pnnc1pal at
t'"pon Harbor, \81d he ~ouldn•t
'"d11n1t~ ·· the tract bv calhn& at •
nev. pap('r ... It -.as ful( ofob-n1t1e
and JlOm raph1c pictures." he said
~\udC'nt\ hao cut out p1t:turcs lrom
'\ rat1.-d ntv. paptrs and map.zinc
and d1rel ted comments in the
C'1rcular toward other tudcnts ·and mC'mbc~ of the facult). Evans ~id .
The\ d1s1nbutcd about a hundrtd •
C'Qp1c ·of the handout on the Frida)'
hcfort Chn tmas vacation. f~)
meml)(rs ~ctt able lo ttltie\IC moll
of them 'an id.'-----'-~
C9 Orange Coaat DAIL~ PILOT/ Wed'*ldeY, Jenuary 11, 1989
by Bii Keane CC>Uln'&R CUL TtJRJt by Maratta & Maratta
"Have you ever run over a button?"
_l(ARllADUKE by Brad Anderson
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"Do I have to put up with this every time a
fire engine goes by?"
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ASK ~HM IF
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ARLO AND JANJS by Jimmy Johnson
"""" Pl.U.~ 5foP ~YI~ '"IT ~!>tJ'T C#T
JN( ~m~ 1lWl 1lUSI"
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE by Lynn Johnston
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
WHAT 00 '10lJ SUPPOSE STEVE STARGAZER MeANT WHEN HE TOLD ME TO STAY WELL'?
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by Jeff MacNelly
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
~AH ... HOW COME WE WEN"f
Ri<:ntf F~ WORJ..D WAR ONE
1t> WORLD WAR EL.EVE~~
by Garry Trudeau
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25CE T THURSDAY, JANUARY 12., 1989 . .
Cr~ws battle· c~nyQn fi~e, Winds
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Fast work credited with stopping blaze ---in Trabuco; downed power line blamed
' By PAUL ARCBIPLEY
Of.._O..,,...IW
A quick response by more than 200
firefilhters was credited for the suc-
cesslul containment of a 125-acre
T rabuco Canyon blue that was
whipped up bv 60 mph winds
Five-car collision
Wednesday.
Investigators are blaming a dov. n-
cd power hne for 1gn1t1ns the fire at·
about 8:20 p.m. ne.ar the 1ntersec11Qn
of Rose Canyon and TrabucoCanyon roads. said Kathleen Cha of the
Orange County Fire Department
fanned by Sant.a Ana winds that
gusted to 60 mph, the fire spread into
the hills northeast of Rancho nta
Marpma
About 50 hou~ along Mount.am
View and )camorc roads v.ere
evacuated as flames lapped home-
owners' yards. Cha said.
fircfiihters also made an . earl)
st.and a.round the Joplin Youth
Center, a county facJhty'for bo) s. that
v.as threatened.
However. no structures were dam-
aged and no one was injured. she said
Despite the fierce winds. fire-
fighters v.erc able to contain the fire evening. ·
by 11:30 p.m. They remained on the .. Instead of being a dry brush fire 1t
scene throuJhout the night to Jousc was a grtto ~ss fire It could've been
hot spots. a lot worse, Cha said.
Residents v.ere allov.ed to return to She said 220 Orange Count) fire-
thear homes bcgjnn1ng at about 11 :30 fighters were assmed b> scHral cat>
p m .• Cha said fire depanments. · as v.ell a~ the
Livestock that was set free at the Cahfom1a 01v1S1on of the U IX-
he1ght of the blue also had to b( partment of Forestry •
corralled. Elsewhere in Southern Cal1fom1a,
The quick response b> firefighters waod.s rcaclung 80 mph destrO)ed a
and recent rams helped pre"ent tethered bhmp and forced clo ure of
disaster, she said In addition~ ~inds Ontano International A1rpon
slowed to about 30 mph later in the . The A1rsh1ps Inc bhmp moo~d at
Ontano International was shredded
by the high winds. leav1n1 hnk more
than ns nose cone attaehed to 1\S
anchor pole, a1rpon secunt)' CapL
Jerry Davis told the ASSOClated PrnS.
No one wa injured
Officials closed all runways there at
about 9 30 p.m .• d1vening OiJhts to
l..Qng Bcafh pnd Los Angeles inter-·
national a1rpon
Even as the 1usun1 winds caused havoc throughout the Southland. the
Orange Coast was spared maJOr
(PleaH 11ee QUICK/~)
.LA policeman
charged w ith
·gun v iolations
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
Ot .. O.., .........
A l.os .\ngele pohl'C oOi~r ha
been charged "'''h a1m1ng a gun at a
motonst wtule lea-ning out the
sunroof of a moving hmous1nt'. thC'n
firing into lhe air during a "'aid naiJlt
of cekbratm1t his upcoming mamagC'
ho1s y,,erc rcponedl) tired alon&
Pacific · Coost H1ahwa> bet\l.ctn
Laguna Beach and Corona dcl Mar
and ag:un as the limousine tra\.ded
along lhe Costa Mesa Frecwa)
The SC'lren-month in'lrC'itlg.tllOn b)'
the Orange County dastnct anorne) ·~
• office .concluded Officer Whnney
Van ()c, ander. 36. of Ane aa. and his
companions, Anaheim chiropractor
Michael Blau and fcllov. off-0.ut\
Officer hnstorhcr lh78ltturn made ·~tops at sc'era Orange (ount) bar\
on w nagh.t of Jul~ I 7 v.-hen \-an
Devandcr brand1shC'd the v.eapon
and tired 11 mto the air
Oeput) D1str1 l t .\1tornt')
e' era I people contacted
authonttes to report the gunfire. seen
coming from the sunroofofthc hmo.
Execut1,e L1mous1ne Service.
~ an Fountam Valley. rtj>onedly
picked up the thrtt men at Blau's
nahe1m office at 6:30 p.m and
dropped them off well past mid1nigh.t
near 'Blau·s Santiago Canyon home.
.. The gun was pointed dutttly at
mr." said Edward Carraccioli. dnver
of the car behind the limousine. "I
ad. 'Oh. my God' ... and let ofT the
ga pedal·· .
Carracc1oh said he then watched as
Van [)e, ander fired four shots an the
air. according to police repon~
Van Devandcr 1s a patrol officer in
the Los An&eles Pohcc Depanment's
uthv.C\t 01\ 1s1on. but has been on
e\tended sic~ lcaH~ since the shooting
1nc1dent. Police Capt Tom Elfmont
said
The department ts conduct1na •\>
o"n 1nvcsttgat1on and Van DevandCT
could tacc d1sc1phnary rucasurcs.
1nclud1n& terminauon. Elfmont satd.
Rah-hoar traffic oil Paet.Re Cout Btahway in Huntinaton
Beach wu ·anarled for two boara 1""ednaday afternoon
afteJ' a fl•e-car WTeck near the Bot .. Chica bluff•. Police
reported no aerlou lnjurla. Story on Pace 2.
(. re1&hton La1 5ol.1d \\ edne~~ that
Blau and lhzahtum had bttn dea~
ofan> \Hon doing
There v..ere no ~pon,ofinJun~ an
the 1nc1 cnt.
Llmou 1nechaufteurRobcn Miller
!.ltd the men urcd b1m the shoot·
(Pleue .ee POLICSllAJlf/A2)
Quake survl vor
Alkaz Akopyan and five
others were found alive In
the rubble of a building
that collapsed In
Armenia's earthquake 35
days ago.I A4
Coast
You never sausage glee
when Oscar Mayer Co. ·s
Wlenermoblle rolled Into
town./A3
Nation
President Reagan honor-
ed at an unusual ' 'farewell
review'' by the Defense
Department./ A5
Baalneas
Purchasers of Stockfon-
based Amerrcan Savings
and Loan wilt enjoy tax
breakaworth$217.5
mllllon to sweeten the
11equlslt1on./ A7
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Panel rejects earlier.beach curfews
Oceanfront residents In Newport plan
to appeal decision of parks commission
By IRIS YOKOI oe .. 0..,,...1.-
;\ request 'b} oceanfront rec,1den1.-.
10 begin closing cit) bea he'i at 10
p.m. rather than the current m1dn1ght
curfew has been 'otcd dov. n b' tht·
Ncwpon Beach Parls. Beache\ and
Rcetta11on Comm1ss1an
Comm1ss1oncrs cued ·conlerns
about enforcing the C'3thtr closurt'
11me and rcstncung use of the beach
1n \Ollng 4·2 again~t the change Thl'
\Ole. hOV.C\er IS ad\.tSOr) onl} and
not neC'essanl\ the final "~Ord on thl."
matter
Rcprcscntall\e\ of the ( cntral
"'ev.-pon Beach ( ommunll) .\s\01.1J-
11on the Balboa Peninsula Poutt
As~1at1on .and the \\est '1ev.pon
Beach Homeov. ne~· .\ M>C1a11on
said the> v.111 appeal the UCll'>1on tu the ( 1t\ C oum1I
TV soap proves
'Balboa Is land'
i S 99.44% fun
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Of!MO.., ........
The camera zoom 10 on a
aroup of ~unbathen on the \and)
beach of Corona dcl Mar \uJ-
denl). a muscular )OUn.J man
n4i>t1ccs a siranae red lit.ht Ila h1n1
1n 'he distant ~atcrs Glanc1n1 up
to the blufls. ht obs(r\e a second
nash of red.
And when three of the un·
wors.h1pcf'I surrcp11uousl) chmb
the bluffs to tn\e 11ptc -lo and
behold -the w1tnn\ t\\'O
Ru 1an agents cnaro ~ 1n a
sinister talc
The plot th1clens 111ohcn one
datk-hau'Cd &arf 1s cau&ht by the
Rus 11M and ~h1 ked av.ay 11
gunpoint
No. ifs not •• foonhf'tan •• ttus as Oranac .Count) s ov. n
niihntmc soa~ pcra. -Bal lmnct ." T~ JO.m1nu1c Knc 1
aettd on pubiK' . cabk
1uuons at diffc"'nt umc,S dunna
·the month.
The ioap. no• tn its founh
)"ftr. rs ~patlttntd atkf t~ tona-nann.• 0911M .. and <'8n bt
"~ ~ c.bk "' Hunu~tCMt e.ctt. Fou" .. '" Valln'. Ccma Mtta and. o( count. Wboe and
tht""' of~ leech.
.. Balboa litand" 11 the
bnildild o(leildwr4h«-d•~
D Robcn Ma. Co.hid of
Newpon llK9'. W IO be C09t4
tuscd with Holh~oo<fi Robert
Conrad. ·
The soap opera has aJI the
mirro1enls v1ev.e~ Ion• for: ro-
manC'C'. 1ntn1ue and murder.
Conrad 1 a th~ter arts teacher
at C oa thne C ommun1t~ College
and ' prok~saonal actor ~ho has
had small pans on several T\
'ho~. His Hollywood contacts ha\c
bttn a plus for the how Ran4'
Corda). 1 du"tetor uf the .. Bob
~c~hart how." "Easy trecl''
and .. Coming of "&c. •• h~
d1rttlcd SC\Cral of the how
DaJt Wh11e. who ha d1rcctc-d
ep1M>dH of .. H 111 trttt Blues."
"Hean Beat" and "O'Hara:· al~
ha done wme of the d1rcct1n~
One particular Show \t.a~
._dam We~t. the actor v.ho tit·
came famous ponra>'"' Batman.
1 V~tnam POW •ho mums
homt to find M ha a tttn-.,c son "'"° donn't know of h11 <'~·
u.ttf\Ct. Tht~ art tome 1lann1 d1f~
fcttncn btt•ccn 1~ CJ1Ll) \IZ·
1h"I "OaHa'-" ud th<' no-
buG&et, PG·rattd .. Balboa ttllllld. •• hbwt¥W.
UAhkt tht fabled ttkVlJIOft
toaP. "'8alboe l.&and" llf'I
monthly, maku~ n dtfl'kuh for
Vtr#Cft to f'ollOW a COftlUWlftl
MOO'· Each show Ml. ~'""• andmd1111uctdoa• .. voew.
tf'llW-'MIWM./Aa)
The boards ol the three h·ome-
owners· group., '111pport llO\tng all
beaches at 10 pm C\tept the Balboa
Pier area \I, here lire ran~ Jrc
pro' 1d.:'d t'llmi nm~ 11nd ot~r
problems c reatc.>d h' proplc on the
beaches at night The problem.,
v.orscn during 1he \ummcr bccau~ ol
the 1nt1u\ ot tuura '' rec,1den1c, \3)
.. \\ e all ha'e the \am~: problemc,.
not JU'il "1th noa-.e hut \I, 1th people
not bc:tng abk to !ind rc.,troom :
said Phil 4xhonlau. a rc.,1Jen1 on
Olean t-ront tn &lboa
( lo\ang tht• beach earlier \I.Ill not
\Ohc all the prohlcm' hut '11·.-. J '>ICp
an the rag.ht Jaret t1on \\ h,rnlau \Jld
"ti the oumbcrol people on the beach
1s reduced b) 50 pcrt"ent. 11\ a '>tcp 1n
the nght darernon ·· ·
.\n 1dent1cal request v.as reJC\.tcd
b) II) 01TiC1 Ji 1he \elr"> ago. out
Da~na Penn pre)1d~nt oflhe Pcnin
sula Point .\~.-.oc1a11on, ~ad the.-1dl'a
v.arranl~ a frl'~h lool because the
number of toumh coming to "'e\1.-
pon Beach conunues to ancrea-.t
··The beaches are darlt. at night, ..
\he smd ~There \ no re.al ru\lin
people hould be out on the beach ·
'lev.pon Beach PllhC'C Patrol< Jpl
\11ke Blitch told thl' commassaon h"
offile~ ha\.c.-n'1 had muth probkm
cntorcin1t the 1!1 om clo 1ng time at
l ort)na dcl Mar tale Beach because
of11s re~m.ted act"Css
.. But closina ocean beaches .. we·~
seldom complctrl) successful 11 clos-mr thnn down dunng-the sum111e1 ...
he said
Bhtth did nol ha' e a definite
recommendation on the issue. but
said res1dtnts ...,.ould have t-0 under-
stand that mghtl) SWttJJS of tht
bcache \\Ou Id be difficult because of
l.lclt. ot manpov.er
· \\ere thrre no other problems in
the cit\. then v.e'd ha'e the man-·
pov.er to do 11 ··he s.aad
The main problem .area as the
(Plea.e eee CLOSUU/ A2)
Newport
students
disciplined
for circular
8\ PAt l ARC'JUPLEY
Of .,,. «>-"',... SW!
.\dmtna\trators are d1sc1phn101 a
~roup l'f Nev.pon Harbor Hla.h
hool ~tudtnt v.:ho d1 tobutcd a
pubhcatton on campus that wa
de'4nb<'d as pomo raph1c and ob-
'14.rnc
Dr Denni Evans. pnnc.:1pal at
1'.rv.p<>n Harbor said he v.:ouldn't
.. J1 n1h the lra t b\ calhna 1t a
ncv.:..,papcr .. It v.a'i full of obsccn1t1e
and porn raph1c picture .. he said
tudcnt n;ia cut out pictures trom
X-ratcJ ncv.: papers and fMPZU\CS
and d1r«ted com ments 10 the
c1rcul11 tov.ard other student and
members of the tacult . E\.an said.
The dt tnbutcd about a huDdrtd
cop1t of lhe handout on the Friday
bcfc rt ( hmtmas \/talion. Faculty
mcmbas v.:c"' able to retn~ve mOll
of thtm. E'an 1d.
>
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Or11nge C0Mt DAILY PfLOT/ W~. J11nuary 11, 1980
TD
PAMQ,T by Bit Keane counsa CUL TUil&
CIRCUS
"Have you ever run ove~ ' button?•
MARMADUKE by Brad Anderson
"'H I '
"Do I have to put up wJth this every time a
fire engine goes by?"
PEANUTS
W~'< DON1T YOU WR.ITE TO
'(OUR SROT~ER. SPIKE WHO
LIVES IN THE DESERT ?
GARFIELD
DR.ABBLE
aoesmaoes
ASK ~IM IF
~EWANT5TO
0E I~ THE
"V6LVD06''
CONiEST ..
(OUNTE~ DETENTE -
THE SuPfil ?OwER5 A6R.Et TO
L'1M\T .ME D\UM-RAN6E M\XERS
c. , .. ~._..., •• __...... ......
DENNIS THE MENACE 4 . by Hank Ketcham
l1VE NEVER
TMOU6MT OF
SPIKE A'5
6EIN6 U6LY .
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1
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by Charles M. Schulz
by Jim Davis
by Tom K. Ryan
BLOOll COUNTY
ARLO AND JANiS
FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
SHOE
JUDGE PARKER
WHAT 00 YOU SUPPOSE STEVE STARGAZER MEANTWHEN HE
TOLD ME TO STAY WELL~
FUNKY WINKERBEAN
"'
by Jimmy Johnson
~ Pl.fA~ ef'OP Sil.YI~ "IT ~~·rr.r
JN'f ~m~ ~1M1~1"'
by Lynn Johns,on
0 • , _.
by Jeff MacNeUy
by Harold Le Doux
by Tom Batluk
qeAH •.. HOW (J)ME WE wem
RK:Mf F~ WORLD WAR ONE
1t> WOR\..O WAA $.E.VE~ ~
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau
I CAN1 «U~ -SWU, JI/Sr INT IRTU MJ-116
N46e llTH 1INtSt. Fl¥.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1989 25 E T
c ·rews battle c~nyon fire, winds
Fast work credited with stopping blaze
in Trabuco; downed power line blamed
By P AUL ARCBlPLEY
Ot91e0.., ..........
A quick response b) more Chan 200
fircfi&hters was credited for the suc-
Ces$ful containment of a 125-acre
Trabuco Canyon blaze that was
v.h•ppcd up bv 60 mph winds
Five-car collision
Wednesday. · • t
Investigators are blaming a down-
ed po~er lane for 1&n1t1ng tho. fire at
about 8:20 p.m. near tile intersection
of Rose un)'on and T rabuco Can)'on
roads. said IUthleen Cha of the
Orange County Fire Dcpanment.
Fanned by Santa Ana winds that
R•la·boar tramc on Paelftc Cout HUhway ln Huntlnfton
Beach wu anarled for two lloun 1f ednaday afternoon
J.Usted to 60 mph. the fire spread into
the h1ns nonheast of Rancho Santa
Marpnta.
About 50 houses along Mount.am
View and Sycamorc roads v.ere
n icuated as flames lapped home-
owners' yards, Cha said.
Firefighters also made an earl )
stand around the Joplin Youth
Ctnter. a count) facility forbo)'s, tha1
was threatened
Howe ver. no structures wett dam-
aged and no one was tnJured. she s:ud.
Despite the fier<:'e -winds. fire-
'
fighters were able to coniain the tire
by 11.30 p.m. The) remained on the
scene throughout the night to doust
hot spots
Residents v.erc allov.ed to return to
their homes beginning at about 11 '30
p m , Cha said.
L1ve$t0Ck that was stt free at the
height of the blaze also had to be
corralled.
The quick response by firefighters
and rttent rains helped prevent
disaster, she said ln add1llon. winds
lowed to about 30 mph later 1n the
after a fi•e-car wreck near tbe BolM Chica bluffa. Pollce
reported no .edoua lnjurtea. Story on Paae 2.
evening.
"Instead ofbcina a dry brush fire 11
was a green f?SS fire It could've been
a lot worse. Cha said
She said 220 Oranac Count> fire-
fighters ~re assisted by se"eral cit>
fire depanments. as v.ell s the
Cahfom1a D1v1s1on of the U.S Dc-
panment of Forestry.
Elsewhere an Southern Cahforn11.
winds rcachana 80 mph dcstro)'ed a
tethered blimp and forced clo~urc of
Ontario International A1rpon
The Attsh1ps Inc. bhmp moored at
Ont.ano lntemattonal was shredded
by the high winds. Jcavma tittle more
than ns nose cone attached to its
anchor pole. a1rpon sccunty C•pL
Jerry Davis told the Associated ~s.
No one was injured.
Offic1aJs closed all runways there at
about 9·30 pm .. d1vemna naghu to
Long Beach and Los Angeles 1nter-
nat1onal 11rpons. ·
Even as the gusting winds caused
havoc throughout the Southland, the
Orange Coast was spared mlJor
(Pleue He QUICK/ A2)
LA policeman
charged with
gun -violations
By JOYCE BOOLOVICH
Ol .. 0.-,,... .....
A Los .\ngcl~ pohce offiet'r ha
bee n charged \\'llh aiming a gun at a
motonst v.h1le leaning out the
S\lnroof of a mo" ina hmou ine. then
finng 1nlo the air dunna a "rid n1ah1
ofcclebrat1n• his upc~mingmamage
• hots ~ere reponcdl) fired along
Pacific Coast High"&) betv.ecn
Laguna Beach and Corona dcl Mar
ana again ·3S the limousine tra\ elcd
along the Costa Mesa Fn:cv.a~
The stven-month 1nH"St1p11on b>
the Orange Count) d1stnct attorne) 's
office concluded Officer Whune)
Van Dcvander. 36. of Artesia. and hi
companions, Anaheim chiropractor
Michael Blau and fello" ofT-<tut\
Officer Chnstorher I hzahtum made
SIOJ>$ at sc"era Orange Count) bars
on the night of Jul) I 7 "'ht'n \an
De\ andcr brand ashed the v.eapon
and fired 1t into the air
Deput) D1 s tr1u \uorne)
Creighton Laz said \\. ednc')da, that
Blau and lhzalnum had bttn cfeartd
ofany wrongdoing
There v.ert no ttpon of inJunc 10
the incident
c"eral people co n tacted
authon ue to report the gunfi re. seen
coming from the sunroof of the hmo.
E'\ccuu 'e L1mous1 ne Service.
based in fount.am Valley. reponedly
picked up the three men at Blau's
Anaheim office at 6:30 p.m. and
dropped the m off well past midnight
near ~lau's Sanuago Canyon home.
"'The gun was pointed directly at
me."' said Edward Carraccaoh, dnver
of the car behind the limousine. "l
s:ud. 'Oh. my God' ... and let ofT the
gas pedal ..
C'arracc1oh said he then watched as
Van Dcvander firc<i four shots 1n the
air. accord ing to police rcpons.
Van Dcvander 1s a patrol officer an
the Los <\ngeles Pohcc Oepanment's
South"e t D1v1s100. but has been on
utcnded sick leave since the shootini
1nc1dcnt. Pohcc Capt Tom Elfmont
said
1 ht department 1s conductina its
o"n 1n,~t1gat1Q.n and Van Ocvandcr
could face d1sc1phnat} measures.
1ncludmg termananon. Elfmont said.
Limousine chauffeur Robcn Miller
'81d the-men a ured hun t.bc shoot·
(Pleaee Me POLICEllAJ'f/ A.2)
Quake survivor Panel rejects eB.Tlier beach-crirfews
Alkaz Akopyan and f Ive
other~ were found alive in
the rubble of a building
that collapsed In
Armenia's earthquake 35
days ago.I A4
Coast
You never sausage glee
when Oscar Mayer Co. ·s
Wlenermobile rolled into
town./A3
Nation
President Reagan honor-
ed at an unusual ''farewell
review" by the Defense
Department./ AS
Baalneaa
Purchasers of Stockton-
based American Savings
and Loan wlll enjoy tax
breaksworth$217.5
million to sweeten the
acqulsltlon /A7
Index
Oceanf rant residents in Newport plan
to appeal decision of parks commission
By IRIS YOKOI
OI IM 0.-, .... IU«
.\ request b) oceanfront n-1dcn"
to begin closing Cll) beaches at I 0
p.m. rather than the current m1dn1gh1
curfe" has bttn 'otcd do .. n b' the
Newpon Bc-ach Park,, Bcachc~ and
Recreation Commission
Comm1ss1oners c11ed concerns
about enforc1n1 the earlier do ure
tame and restricting u~ of the bea< h
in 'oting 4-:? against the changt' The
\Ole. ho"cHr. 1s ad\lsor. onh and
not necessanl~ the final "'ord on the
matter
RepreS<"ntatl\e!I of the ( entral
"""e"port Bcac h (. ommun1t~ .\s\O<.. 1.i-
11on. the Balboa Pcn1Mula Point
Assoc1a11on and the \\.est 'e" port
Beach Homeo" ncr.,' ..\ssocaalltln
s:ud the) v.111 appeal the dc .. 1'\1on to
the ( 1t\ ( ouncal
TV soap proves
'Balboa Island'
is 99.44% fuil
By JOYCE BODLOVJCH °' .. ~ ........
The camera zooms 1n on a
JfOUP ofsunbatheD on the sand)
bach of Corona del Mar Sud
denly. a muscular )OUnJ man
not1cn a tranac red li&ht flash1na
in the distant wateB Glann na up
10 the bluffs he obstt\.cs a ~ond
flub of red.
And >Ahcn thrtC of thr iun wor1h1~rs urrcpttt1ousl) climb
the bluff to inH•,t1ptc -lo and
behold -tht) w1tnes\ l Y.O
Russian agents enarosscd in a
smmcr talc.
The plol th1d.cnt y, hen one
dark~tWrcd &Jrl a cau&ht b) the
Ru 1an and wlu k((f av.a) at
1unpo1nt.
No. it's not .. i oonh"'un ..
1h1s 1s Ota.l'\at Count)'' o ..... n
n"iafitllmt soap Optra. ~911
1\find." The JO-minute ~ts 1
aired on ~bfi e«ns cable
S11t1oni at difft'n:nl times dunn
wmonth
The soep. now 1n '" fourth year." loolrty petlnMd af\rr the
IOai-'""''"•"DlillM .. ....Scu be ~ ~ Cable tn Hunt1nat0ft
lmch, F"ouMan• Vilky, CCKU
MtM and., of count. lllboe. and
iJtt ml °' Nc•Poft 9Nch .. 191"8 blaftcl" it t ht
lnilKlatkt of ........ ..not-d1m'•
IOf loben Midmt COMICI of
Ne.,.,n ..... -.... ('Oii-
•
lust<! with Holl)v.o()()(fs Roben
Conrad.
The soap opera has all the
1ngrcd1ents He'A"US long for: ro-
man~. mtnaue and murder. · •
Conrad 1 a theater am teacher
11 Coa thne ommun1t) C'olkge
and a profc 1onal actor who ha~
had small pans on ~'era I Tv
ho•s
His Holl)""ood contact ha't' bttn a plus for the hoy, Rand\
Corday. a d1f'C(tor of the ··eob
ewhan hoy, •• "Eas) tret:t"
and "Comma of ~." has
directed 5C't'ral of the sho.,.
Dale White. v,,ho ha dJttttcd
episode of .. Hill Uttl Blue "
"Hran Beat" and '"O'Hara." also
has done some of the darccun~
One panicular r.ho"" ~taiTed
"dam West. the actor ..... ho be-
came famous ponta) ins Batman.
a a \'1t'tn&m POW .,ho rttum
home to find ht w a tttn• ion
who donn't know of his C\·
I ttntt.
Thtrc ·~ so~ atannc d1f· fmncn bctllrttfl !ht aht.o "z-
zh"' "Dlt&a .. •Rd the no-
bU411Ct. PG·rattd ··&alboa ·
·~ .. ~vet. u .. tikt the 6abkd lt'lev1"°"
t0ep. ••Balboe Island" aert
monthly. mak1na 11 deft"tcuh fof v~ to fOllow a C011t1n~
"°')'. Each thaw has .......
andcftdeneanctdon • iawotve1
... 1111-"9AIMA/MI
'
The boards of the three home·
owne r · groups wppon closing all
beaches al 10 pm c\ccpt the Balboa
Pu:r area "hac ft re nngs arc
pro' 1dcd l 111ng noise and other
problems created b' pcoplC' o n thc
bt-acht-s at night The problem\
"orstn dun ng the !lum mcr because ol
the inllu\ of tounw. rn1dcnb ~'
·Y.e all ha .. e the ..a me probkm\.
not JU t "1th nm~· hut "1th people
not bcing able Ill lind fC\t rooms.:
s:ud Ph il ~honlau. a rc\idcnt on
Ckean Front in 831hoa
( lo"ng the beach t'arhcr "111 nut
\Oh call ihe prohkm'\ hu t ·11., a \tep
1n the nght d1rcdmn ·· 'x.honlau said
"If the numberot people on the bench
1s reduced b~ 50 pcrl cnt 1t\ a o;1ep 10
the right dutt11on ··
..\n 1den11cal rcquC'st v.u rcJC'l. led
by cit) offiual~ fi,e 'can ago but
03~ na Pe1t1t pte'Sident of the Pen1n
sula Point ..\s~1auon said the idea
"arrants a lfl'sh look because the
number of tounst"' rom1ng to 'l""·
pon Beach 1:ont1nuC's to 1n1:rca~
·· fhc beachC'S are dark at nitth t," she said .. fttl"t"l" \ no l"t'al rt"a "'-m
people should be out on lht' bcat•h ..
'lcwp<>n Beach Pohct Patrol t apt
\tiltc Blitch told thC' rnmm1 \ion hi\
officen haH•n't had much pro~km
C'nfornn• the-10 pm clo ing 11mc at
( orona dcl Mar ~talc Beach because
of It rei.t ncted access.
.. But clos1ngoccan beaches ... we're
~ldom compktel~ succcs!>ful at clos·
1ng them dov.n dunng the summer."
ht' said
Bhtch did not ha"e a definite
rccommendataon on the as ue-. bu1
said res1~nt v..'Quld have to under-
stand that n1ghtl\ sv.ttps of the
beaches v.ould be difficult because of
lack ot manpo"er
"Weft' th crc no other problems in
the cm then v..e'd ha .. e the man-
J>O"Cr to do 1t:· he said
The main problem area 1s the
(Pleaee ~ CLOSUU/ A.2)
Newpc;>rt
students
discjpli~ed
for circular
8 " PAl'L ARCHIPLEY
04 -0.-,NeelWI
.\dmani'>t rators al"t' di 1phnsn1 a
~roup of Nc .... pon Harbor Htlh
hool tu<knu v..ho d1 tnbutcd a
pubh auon on campu that wa
de nbed as pornographic and ob-
~enc
l)r Denni\ e .. an pnnc1pal at
'-e"-p()r1 Harbor. said he wouldn't
"d1gn1f\ .. the tract b' calhna 1t a ne~ paper. "It v.a ful( of obsccnstic
and Pornographic picture •• he satd.
tudent~ had cut out pictures trom
-rated ncv. papers and map.zinc
and J1~tcd comments in the
circular tov.ard other tudcnt and
members of the facuh)'. E'an~ said.
The¥ d1'>tn bu'ted about a hundred
ropies· of the handout on the Friday
bcfott C l\nstrnas \'IC'AllOn. Faculty
~mbcrs Yterc abk to ~tncvc moll
of them. bans said.
OrMge Cout OAtLV PILOT/ ThUtlday. Januery 12, ~989 .... ..
Chamber of Commerce's
manage!! quits in Laguna
BJ I El' IE 1!!AllNEST °' ...............
The teneral manqer of the Laauna
Beach Ownber of Commerce. whose
CQntract wa1 not up for renewal unul
April. reaiped suddenly Tuesday,
~rdina to Cheryl Ryan, who was
n!eently named maf\alln& director of
Lhe chamber.
.. It happened aU of a sudden,"
Ryan said. "He resigned and perhaps
he's aoina on to b'f'Cr and better
thinp. J don't le.now.
Gary Bosley bad been general
manqer since January 1988. How-
ever, a new top executive post of
manaaina director was recently
created for Ryan.
She was ooce a member of the
Committee for Public Relauon~ a
chamber faction orpnued 1n 1980 to
oust what members consldercd inef-
fective chamber leadersh~p.
Chamber president Chad Fouu
had said late last Wttk that Bosley's
posjtion was not threatened by the
cha• in lcadenhip. ·
"I can't ever commit that he's aoin.&
to be there for lueand I can't commit
that he won't be," Fouu wd. "Has
contract comes up for renewal in
Apn1. Whether that's renewed, I
don't know at this point."
Bosley was not available for com-
ment and Ryan chose not to discus
wbetber her be1na named managin&
director had anything to do wtth his
depenure.
··1 came in to ovenee the "'orkinas
of the chamber and Gary wu to do
special projects, projects which he hu
e.11pen1se 1n and &eemed to eruo},"
Ryan said ... Then evidently he de·
c1dcd, well, as I sa). perhai» he's
found bluer and better things."
Neither Bo5lcy nor Foutz were
a.vulable (or comment.
Ryan said she ha!> not decided
whether she wall hare someone ro
replace Bosley
"After being here three week), I'm
going through files and looking into
rcorgaouing a lmle bu," Ryan said.
"Whether I h1rc somebody or not, I'm
still not sure."
LA smog propOsal prciised
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A l~I
effon to clean up the noronousty
filthy air blanketing the nauon 's
second-largest city has won the en-
dorsement of an env1ronmentahst
who said an example as being set that
the rest of the world should follow.
Mayor Tom Bradley recently
proposed the cleanup plan. which
includes such far-reaching proposals
as plant mg 2 mil hon to 5 m11l1on trees
throughout the Cll) dunng the neu
five yearS and sharply curta1hng
driving.
The 63-potnl proposal represents
the first urban cffon to curb the
worldwide vccnhouse effect. said
1emnyR1fki n. drrector of1h.e Foun-
dation on Economic Trends.
"This landmark project. in111atcd
in a major American metropolis. will
focus on the urban areas throughout
the world," R10un said. "It as vital for
the future of the planet that we begin
10 sharply reduce emissions of carbon
dioxide and other gases that con·
tr.ibute to the greenhouse effect.··
Scienusts use the term greenhou~
effect to descr.~ a cond111on they sa y
continued air pollution could cause
by creating a roof of pollutants that
will form over the Eanh's at·
Five-car collision
snarls PCH traffic
An Encino man fa ces felon)
charges of drunken driving for his
alleged contnbutton to .a five<ar
crash that ued up rush-hour traffic on
Pacific Coast H1ghwa) late Wednes-
day, Huntington Beach police said
today.
Kevin C. Gysler allegedly drove has
Toyota into the rear of a Chevrolet
Blazer in the we~tbound lanes near
the Bolsa Chica bluffs about 5 p.m ..
Officer Brian Da vidson said.
Gysler's car and the Blazer both
crossed over the center d1 v1der after
impact and into the eastbound lanes
where they collided head-on with
thrtt vehicles heading in the opposite
direcl1on. Davidson said.
"Four of the five vehicles received
major damage," Davidson said. ··We
were lucky lhat nobody was seriously
hun," Davison said.
The multiple colhs1on slowed bus>
coastal traffic to a trickle for about
two hours whale the wreckage and
debns were cleared from the road
Davidson said It appeared that
Gyslcr, 36. who was arrested b) pohcc. ran into the rear of the vehicle
1n front ofh1m while both cars were 1n
motion
-By Ro~rt Bult~r
mosphere. That pollution la)cr 10
rurn will mp harrrHhc-mmosphe-re,
causing the Eanh's temperature 10
nsc several degrees. which in turn
could have a catastrophic effect on
the Eanh's environment.
Bradlc[· who joined Rillun at a City Hal news conference Wednes-
day, said he intends to ask mayors of
c1t1es throughout the world to
emulate effons undenalr..en by Los
Angeles.to reduce 1ts air pollution.
Superior Court
ezpansioa OK'd
By Tiie Associated Press
Orange Count) supen 1sors ap-
proved a spending plan to add more
judges lo the backlogged Supenor
Coun system and more suppon
workers for the crowded Mun1c1pal
Couns.
Under the !i.pendtng plan approved
Wednesda}. the coun1y·s coun sy~
tem will receive a SI 3 m1llton. 175-
employcc expansion over the neir.t 18
months.
The Municipal and Supenor courts
will d1v1de up to S3.8 million 1n
1mprovcmcnts between now and
June 30 and S8.5 m1llton wonh of
improvements an fiscal ye.ar 1989-90
Also approved was a S3.500.a-ycar
bonus for each of the couniy's 101
Judges -a benefit that will co~t the
county $707.000 over th{' next I b
months
POLICEMAN CHARGED FOR FIRING GUN ••.
From Al
ing was "all nght'" because they were
police officers. •
Maller said when the gun when orr
.. my heart went into my throat"' but
he d1dn"t put 1wo and two together
because of the sohd part1t1on separ-
ating the driver from the passengers.
He told investigators the thlte men
were dnnk1ng and grew more in-
ebnated as the evening progressed
None of the hmo passengers could
be reached for comment, hut Van
Devander reportedly told 1n·
vesugators what was reponed as
gunshots wer~ actually c.11plodtn1t
firecrackers thrown from the limo.
Misdemeanor charges of bran-
dishing a firearm and d1scharg1og a
weapon on a h1ghwa} "'ere filed
Tuesday 1n Orange County Munici-
pal Court 1n Santa Ana. Laz said
Van Devander 1s scheduled to ~
arraigned Feb 2 an Mun1c1pal Court
in Santa Ana
R,'!,J!PK RES~ONSE STOPS CANYON FIRE ••.
. I
Calmer, warmer weather Fri day
Cltat etc1e& and decf...,no winds •• t0<ecut for Frid•Y througMut Southern cattf0tnla. ac:GOfOlng to the Netional w .. 1n.r~
High *"'*atur• ek>f1g the C:O.t and In the inland velleyt
art expected to t"'O' from the mkS-50a lo 70 degtMS N'9fllll!M
lows should d•P 1n10 the low· and mid.JO• OeMrt hight were predleted to teach the l'l.gf\ 50• anes GOt,
with lovwt t1tpected to fall Into the t .. nt end m•d·20s From POint Concep1t0n to 1he Meiucan Borde< 0Yer inner waters, a amlll crett adVlaory Is posted tor tonight Md Friday tor
nor1htatt wtnd• t5 10 25 kno1s with seas to • '"' below 1he canyon I Other'wlM va1lable windSlo 15 knots with seas to 2 leet
Wett aw.ii 3 fMt Mostly cleer ski• <>vet outer waters. • small craft advisory Is Potted tor tonight and Ft1dayfo1v•rtablewindt15 knots with HU 1021 .. 1
Northw"I swell 8 IHI tonight and decreasing to 5 !eel Friday
~oslly clear aktes
U.S. Temps. llMMSc.IJ J7 26 Calif. Temps." Extended LAI vevu 50 )7
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'BALBOA ISLAND' SOAP IS TELEVISED ••.
P'rom!Al
con11nu1ng cast of characters
"This as an act of IO\C •• Conrad
said. "Evei;one 1s volunteenna their
time, but we do lecp 11 rather
professional We have a gaffer. hght-
1ng person. soundman. cameraman.
the whole crew goes out"
All the artors ha ve aud1t1oncd and
most are theater maJONI from local
colleacs. Conrad said the actors wme11me'>
arc required IO learn 15 pages of!.enpt
because the sho"' as taped onl) once a
month over a t'Wo-day !)('nod
<\nd unlike pr1m't' 11me V)ap\, )OU
"'on·1 find ~em1ngl> nude loHrs
ca\orting 1ns1dt• .a ,team) shO"-l·r
••fktau~ nr puhh< an e\\ rt·ru-
lat1om 1h1s 1s lairl\ <:lean "'1th no h111
and hca\ \ bedroom -.ccnes <"
course. 11 1\ no ·t•1ghway w Hea\en
either ' he s.ud referring to thl'
s)'rup) 1ckH111on hov. aboutan01ngd
-who d()(s good deeds
Though some ~encs art ""011n the
studios of ( ople) ( olon) C-&iblc 1n
( osw Mc-wt or Roaers ( .Able T rk·
v1s1on in Huntington Beach lht'crcv.
often travels around Orange Count)
cap1unna familiar sights
Pon ions of the show ha\C been
tal)('d an a Rusty Pelican re'>taurant
the We<>t1n ';outh ( oa'lt Pla1a hotel
local city halls and along the Halhoa
and Newport piers
Cable TV firms train
' would-be producers
Bf)an Walultk s:Jy\ 11 only Wiil''> \I;\ hours of1n.,truc11on to bcxome a local
TV producer Walultk. acce.,\ coordinator tor Roger' Cable Telc"1~1on, said the free
workshop is conducted at tht· H un11ng1on lkach publt' alt:c<os studio at Seachn
Vtllaic for local residents
.. The processstans 1n the "'c>rk\hop where v.(' teach how 10 U'>C our ' .. inch
\ 1dco equipment and ho"' to edit a prOJ.ram on the air' fie said "The class
1ndudcs hands-on "'ork and under 1and1nll thc rt'ful.it1ons Once you t.al..e the
rlll~~ and I tan ..cc' our\ 1deu It tr rat{' .)OU do thl• lir\l produe11on 1n the studio
The sho\lo "s mall·nal 1hcn l JO be shot on lix:at111n or 1n the \lud10 \\al uh I..
'krnJ l he: equipment 1'> a'a1lablc al no ,,,.., 1 bl' \hu\lo 1' aan:d on 'hanncl 30
"It there v.ac; mone~ ln\Oh{'d 11 ""'ouldn·t be public a {'CC'S5 •• ht' said
·· Thcrt• I'> no adH·nis1ng. no !.l<indcr. no g.amc sho""' g1 ,r·a·""'a~s and n11
ob<>eene matrnalc, \' long a\ the people abide b\ thow ruk'> the~ .can do
·'#.hate\ er 1hc\ v.-anl
The shov.\ rJngt lrnm fl\c minutes to one hour The '1dt'O' air bct"'cen J JU and Sp m \.&turd,.I\ \und.t) ~ml MondJ~ f he ~tter the \ho1.1, 0'> quJhl)
the morr air 11mc 11 r{'cC'IH\ he ~id 'Walul1k \aid aho ut 10 people usuall} ~hov. up for tht• 1.1,orubop'I r l\t"
pcopk usuall) return to do a \hO"' and about \1.1,11 \HI\ a<. \IC'3d} produt.crs
"It's 8 hohb) .. hl" ~1J \omt• JX•opk rldl• hOf\l'\ ,and \unu: pt·oplc make
\It.kt>\ ..
<,lancd in .. Balboa·· and C uordd
boa$ts 1ha1 1ht• \ho"' ha\ lx'l'n rc-
wgn11cd 1n 1he na1wn.1I puhltt·a1111n
\oap < )pi:ra D1gc<,t
8) Joy« Bodlovld
1-cxXJ he s.11d. laughing. "We
u5uall) have eight pnnC'1pal charac-
terund I'll tmn1 in gr'uu1» of ntras "
Unlike Holl> wood ( onrad treat'>
the e~tra~ hlc St.ilr"i. g1v1ng them on-
scr«n credits
problems
Operation\ at John Wayne A1rpon
were not affected. said spokeswoman
Kathleen Rutherford
said.
The Shenffs Harbor Patrol re·
ported northeast wrnds to 40 mph in
Newport Harbor, but no trouble. !>aid
Lt. Dick Olson. "They're watching
everyttung very closely." he said.
"This 1\ a great learning c"pcncnu:
tor directors and auors who "Want to
move up to Hollywood ' Conrad
said "They arc able to v.-ork in J
livery truck at the corner ot Barranca ~mew hat prOIC'l'11onal atmosphl•rc
Parkway and East Yale Loor> 1n People ltl e ( hmt> ( larke no"' a
Irvine The truck was not scnou\h regular on ··DaH of Our L1Hs ··
damaged and the driver was not -
( onrad \J1d the l .l\t ullcn changes
lrom month 10 month and that 1:ach
-.ho"' " not net.c'>~r1I} <i d1lln.rn cr
to be" rnn11nued
· Wr probahl\ h.aH· a l l'>t ut
··Jt's true ~c ha\e no budac1 and ~r
"'<>rk longda,p but v.c all ha' ea lot of
luri doing 11. he said
"The people at operations said
everything was tied down t1&ht. They
dtd say there 1s not mudi general
av1at1on act1v1t)' ··she said.
Winds at the a1rpon were clocked
at 25 mph. w11h gusts to 40 mph,
Rutherford said
Make Manin of Southern Cah-
fom1a Edison ( o said power outages
were reported throughout Orange
County. but none along the Orange
Coast.
About 25,000 county customers
ex pencnccd some power loss during
the n1gh1, from 30 seconds to several
hours, Manin said.
The bulk of the trouble was
reported in the central county area.
About 2,000 cus1omcrs there were
suit without power th1!> morning, he
Nenher did the Highway Patrol
find any troubles beyond the typu:al
commuter headaches. said Officer
Keith Thornhill.
.. We dad have a repon ofa downed
motorcyGhst on the 5 freeway, but 11
turned OUI he had rullcd off a Rd SCI
the bike down unt1 the winds died:·
Thornhill said ... That's not unusual ··
Local officials also reported few
wmd.:related u:oubles .. although nu-
merous alarms were set off.
"We'~ had nothing serious here.
other than it kept everyone awake."
said Lt. John Foster of the Hunt-
ington Beach Police Dcpanment.
The wind sent a falling tree
crashing into a Chicago P1z1a de·
No one wins lotto jackpot
SACRAMENTO (AP) -State
lottery officials said lOda)' that Satur-
day's lotto pnze pool could reach SI 0
millton to S 12 million because no-
body won the mid-week $5 6 m1lhon
Jackpot.
Six tickets bore five w1nnin1
numbers plus the bonus to earn their
holders S2H,3 I 9 each. lottery of-
ficials said. The c1t1es where those
tickets were sold weren't 1mmed1ately
disclosed.
Another 283 tu~kets with five
correct numbers arc wonh S2.767
ORANGE 1·· 111y ....
COAST r•I
MAIN Of',tCI
»o Ywffl h i" If Cost,; MflJI CA
each. Owners of 16,954 11ckcts wuh
four numbers wtll receive $41 each
An automatic SS aoes to the holders
of 29S. I 26 tickets with three
numbers
The w1nn1ng numbers packed
WednC1day ni&ht 10 the twice-weekly
'"Lotto 6-49" pme v.ere· S. 8. 12. 24.
47. 23 and the bonus number. 48
The numbers were chosen by lotto
machine dur1n1 a telcv1s1on broad·
cast ori&inauna in Sacramento
Sales for WednctdlY. n11ht's draw·
ina totaled $14.238 m1lhon.
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C lcar sk1ec; and decrea~1ng "'ind.,
were forecast tor Frida} throughou1 I
the region. according 10 1he National
Weather Service
CLOSURE ••.
From Al
Wedge. located at the end of the
Pen1niula. and office~ have 1n·
creased enforcement there, Blitch
said Hundreds of people were ar-
rested at the Wedge last summer. he
said.
"The Wedac. we've put a lot of
attcnuon on because of the com·
plaints." he said.
Comm1ss1oners Clyda Brenner and
V1r&1n1a Hcrberts, who voted for the
homeowners' request. 1.a1d they '#.ere
in favor of at least giving the earlier
closure a try
But 01hcrcomm1 1onersadmttted
to en.J0)'1ng the beach at night them·
idvesandsa1d thcbcachcsaru fairly
safe, concentrated area where )'Ouna
people can conJrCPte.
"It's not all tounsts usin1 the
beaches.'' said Comm1ss1oncr Jo
Vandervort. who voted a11inst the
erop0sal aJona with Commt 1oner
Taylor Grant, John Conw11er and
Diana pnnacr
"We need tocnforcc.1t sounds hke.
the rules that cJUst:' Grant said
Commissioner A.Z. Tat\ abs·
t.11ntd.
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.. Or1noe Col 'DAILY PILOT/ThU<IOly. J1nuary :12, 1989
Hat dog, the Wiene111nobile is back ia town
BJ lllll YO&OI .... ...., .........
The CNar M•)er Co. has r~ur
rccttd a once-popular idea. and
quite frankl y, it's a wacner.
The ~ell-~nown foods company
has brouaht back the Wiencrmobale
- a convened <. hevrolet van • sha~ lake a hu&e Oscar Ma)er
frankfuncr -u~ eJttcnsivcl)
from 1936 anto the 1960s u a
promotional tool.
Wcdnnday. the W1encrmob1le
rolkd 1n for a stop at the ewpon
Beach Police Department after
thrct pohcc dispatchers -.rote the
company. ask1n1 for Wiener
Whistles -another popular
promouonal item ..
As soon as I heard the
W1cncrmobile was comma to tov.n,
I h1jh-t.a1led 11 over. to the police
'tat1on s a former proud owner of
a Wiener Wh1 tie and consumer of
man) pounds of the frank • I knew I
couldn't m1~ sceina the famed
wiener-on-wheels.
As I rounded the corner of
1aml>orcc lt0a11 n nl<l r r.t
Dnve, a gleam in&. giant oran&c and
yellow wiener loomed into view
Gro\ic.
Zacum. 24. and GrO\C, 22. ~ere
sclccttd for t~ o~-)ear hotd<>utr
posa11on from~ nauon .. 1dc p<)of.of
collese student Oscar Mayer of-
ficials 1nterv1ewed dozens of outio· ana, fnendl> communK'ations ma-
JOr'S •t various un1,enit1es and
chose Z.cum. a Costa Meta natl\e
and student at Cal St.ate Fullenon.
and Grove, a stuMnt 11 the Un1 Hr-
s1ty of Teu • Austin, to be the
• Western-region hotdogcrs
· Tha~ was all an preparation for a
renewed W1enermob1le campa11n .
launched Kvcn months go
Osc.ar Ma)er's W1enermob1le.
with the charaCler "Little Oscar"
d1S1ribu11n1 hot dos-shaped
wh1stlt"S, toured the nation for
several decades and became a
memorable pan of man) baby
boon.ers' childhood\. Hov.c\ er.
Wlth the adva~emcnt of 'tech-
nology in the 1970s tame an
empha!.1s on tclcvmon promotion\
and Oscar Ma)er officials decided
the W1enermobM couldn't cul the
mustard. .
111d titr: lct~r dch~&cd company#
oll1culs. ~ho sent the
W1cnermob1le to dehHr tht'
v.h1stles
Tht usually malurt' and ~peeled
adults of the Police Department and
I acted hke exc11td, g1uJy kids as we
1nspcr too the meaty·look1n1 mobile
and Looted our ""h1 ties
"Looks hke an unsafo vehicle to
me, · joked motorc)cle officer Ed
Walsh.
The hotdoggers said they often 1et
pulled o"er by cunous pohce of-
r1cc r v.hlle driving the
W1enermob1le. v.hach b> the way.
&el\ 13 miles to the gallon De~plle Wal h's skepuc1 m about
tht' \.Chicle'~ safet) the d1~tchers
and I accepted Zacum's offer for•
quick pin 1n the W1enermob1lc As
the humu.n1ous ""iener rolled
around , cwpon Ce.ntcr. Zacurn .
honked the horn and wa\ed at
m1hng onlookers ""h1lc Van-
derhorst and Ropke stuck their
head\ out the unroo . he-nd~. kt"""l-00
A sm1hng young couple. looking
as all-American aCi -what elCie" -
hot dogs and apple pie. welcomed
me as I approached the
W1enermob1le.
'"'Wlli c man) mass attic Oscar. the
loss of the W1cncrmob1le was the
coldest cut of all. So. after a nostalgia
1our an 1986 an honor of 1 ht
Wie nermob1le's SOth anniversary
and another nat1onw1dc su mmer
tour in 1987 proved so succe~ful.
Oscar Ma)er ordered 11 nee1 of SIX
new W1enermob1les. loca11ngone 1n
each reg.ion of the country
°"" ........ "' Nkll .... · Suale Maya (left), Tina Vanderhorat &Qd Perl Rop\e warm up to the WlenermobUe.
v.hen I lOme \0 the last bite of a hot
doi -\alli.fied, j:>ul a bit d1sap-
p<>1n1cd \nd although J was also
shghtl v taken aback by the new
\>.-1em . .;r 'W h1stles. which arc shaped
hke a v. hole pad .. of wieners rather
than 1he ol' s1ngle-fr:1nk model. l
nonethele'is cnJO)ed rel" 1ng the
tun "Ht. I'm Greg z~u.:um," the blond
)Oun& man said exuberant!) A
delicate )ouna ~oman chimed an
"I'm Leslie (1rove"
Za um and Gro\C are "hot-d<>iic~." official dmers of the
W1enermob1lc, expen!> on the H·
h1cle's h1stor} and general goodv.111
ambassadors for Oscar Ma)er
"We're ambassadors of fun.'' said
The Wes1crn-rcg1o n vehicle
travels 11 stales for parades. '>pon-
ang events. school e"en1s. busines
graod opc~1ngs. "an)than~ and
ever) thing. Zacum said rhosc
interested 1n ha' ans 1hc
W1enermobtle at an even I cans1mp.
ly contact the Oscar Ma) er Co.
"It's an '88 wiener." said Zacurn
of the vehicle that has a license plate
that read ··e1G BU " The
W1e,,ermob1le as equipped with a
m1croy..ave. re(ngerator, cellular
phone. statina for s1)l or more
people and a sound system from
which filtered the well-loved tune.
"I w1 h I Y..Crc an 0$.car Ma)cr
wiener," A microphone can also be
hooked up to the S)Stem if someone
"ant\ to \tng along
The catch) and nostalgic tune
quickly drew ewport Reach Poli~
dispatcher\ TanJ Vanderhorst.
us1c Ma)\ .ind Pen Ropke into
sin1ang a Iona
O'er ( hn tm3\, \ anderhom
\potted the W1enermobrle 1n ti\
local parkin& place at the kiltc
Ranl h off Main 4i1~11n \anta .\na
When she mentioned "hJt \he~"
to her co-~orkc~. he touched oil a
long session ot rem1n1~1ng about
childhoods filled ~Ith hot dog and
\>.-1cner Whistle)
"We v.ere be1n& no.,1alg1l ... \.ud
l\.1a)S "Here v.c ~ere, a rnupk ol
30..)car-olds s1lllnf around. "'nftng the ('W lt'ner) \Ong.·
Ropke subsequent!} v. rote 10 the
Okar ~fa)tr (o ··a kmg tor
v. h1s1IM tor a bunch ot b1f k1d\," \he
I t'\c:n con 1dered quarnng
JOurnah'lm to become a full-tame
hotdouer. a Job I kno"" I'd rehsh as
much as Zacurn and GrO'-t' clearly
do lnter'-lt''-'S for ne>.t )cars hol-
d er:<. \\Ill be an Fcbruaf) at Cal
\t.ate Fullenon, the) tell me
\nd being 4-foot-10 I'd C\.en
mak~ a great "Lmk 0 ar" •..
HB.man who saved.
teen' s life invited
t o inauguration
By~ As oclattd Prtu
Huntington Bea'h alle1J1C>t -.ho
sa\ed tin' hfe o l a lb-)t'3r-old girl
dunn a tampa1gn rail\ hir Cit'OIJ<'
Bu h la5l C)Cto~r ha been'"' 1tt'd to
the Prcs1dcnt-clect's 1nau1urauon
Dr \1u Ben1i. an~rted a -1nch-
tong plastic a1rv.a't tuh<' 1ntc thl'
throot ofthmtine R'thold.1 mc:mbcr
ot thC' { orona thih hool (~or
'
uard v. ho collap'!tJ during th<' ()( t
4 ralh rn .cmtO\
Al tef'\\ard. Kent\ tr-alleJ, "M r
Bu'ih said. 'If I gel ck, tt'<f. I wan.1 ~ou
. as m) gut'll ~t 1hc 1nau1iurat1on
Thi: fl2-)ca r-old Jlh\'llftan ~1d an .1
recent antcn 1l-~ that he ,.:I) \t3nJ1nj
about I 0 h:\'t from· the: ":.lit' "hc:n
Mm R'bold collar~d and tcll
b3ckward otT the platform .
Bush cont111ucd tu\pcak, anJ fkm,
breath1na and ~a\ ..,tarting to tum
blut. He looked into her throat and
~y. It ~a bl<xked >Mlh-mtiCU
'>he had a bronchial infecunn
v.h1 h ~d bttn '-'IU mg mucu to
build up," Bena said .. ·he had held
ck lrom co~in& b«au~ \he wa
JU'l a fc" f~'(t Trom ~he~ ~r. Bu h
" \ .. pc:alina •·
T t'te d0l·1or ~'" he ame th 1urwa' tutlt· on h1 • kc' chain tor JU\t
'u~ h an emcrgem:~ Hc 1 n<,ertcd thl"
tube in her throat. and 1hc g1rJ
1mmed1ateh bt:gan breath1n1
1hrou(lh the de:artd _ail'\\ a\
ffen1\' to' 1tat1on 10 Bush'\ ""ear·
tng·HI u·t'l'mon>. as well •~ separate
'"' 1tat1on'> to t'-"O inaugural ball~ and
01hcr e'ent\ arnH·d "' the ma1l la.,1
"CC~
No takers?
It may not look Jlke it, but the new car-pool lane on the
northbound San Dleao Freeway tn. Weatmlnater and Seal
Beach wu opened Wedneaday. The apeclal lane waa alao
"as amon(!. th o ,.ho ru\hl·J tn~ard cloaed briefly. a• th.la photoaraph ahowa. on lta inaugural to heir
day became of a car acc::ldent. T he CHP eatlmatcd about
Th~· doctor '><ltd he:" 111 t.ikc: ht\ I ti
H'3r·old dauahtc:r .\llt'<>n to \.\ a~h ·
in1uon for thl' Jan. 10 rerC'mOn\
"I''<' got nn tu\ and top hat read'
to go .. Rent\ \a1d 2 .000 motorlata UHd lt between 8 and 10 a.m. Wedneaday. fkna., ... ud 1h1.". girl had \lUD!l(J
Woman hit b y truck h ad premonition of accident
By LESLIE EARNEST
Ol h °"" ...........
!\ Roto-Rootcr trulk. truck two
'-'Omen ~alkina 1n a L3guna Bea<.h
cro\ walk \\t>dnN:ia) and Jraued
oA of -them bout 20 Jcct before tM
dnvtr realaud the -.omen h d bttn
hit. Laauna &adi Police rcp0ned
Jud> FneS(n. a 45-)tar-old Llguna
Beach resident. '-'llS in stabk con·
d111on at M1 ion Ho p1tal in M1\s1on
V 1e10. v. here she was being treated tor
cuts. bruise!> and a po'is1blc con
(U ton. Am> Manfrcn1. a Laguna
Nlgud rntdcnt was nntn! form 1nor
1nJunes at the hospital anJ rcll"3..ed
"l'mJUSt rt"al ~On.• .. fne1,en \aid 1n
an inter' 1c" toda) ··rreel hkc I got
hit b)' a iruck ··
The dn\t'r of the truck, 34-'ear-old
Jen; Whittaker of Dana Point. v.-as
goina v.e t o n Pa rk Dme and
prcpanng to lum left on Glcnnc)rt'
~trttt when hr hn the women. Offi1..u
John O'Connor said
"He JU 1 did not sce them ··
~ . Former partner a suspect 1.ii
Mickey T~ompson slaying
Victims' riahts ICtJVISl
In a.n affidavit a(('.()mpe.ny1na a
Dec. 9 sarch warrant rcq~t.
ahcriff's tn\CStlptor CbC't)I l\Ont
wrote that \h.e belie' ed .. 1he name of
the sublc:ribcr •.. W11l • sjst 1n obtaJn·
U\I funhtt evidence of persons 1n-
volvtd 1n Lbe death of the Thomp-
tons.''
Goodwin' attorney. R oo
Coulombe, couldn't be n:"ached for
comment.
GoOdwiq a.lso could not ~ con·
tac\cd. Tbci'e was no telephone darcc·
tory liltJftl ror Goodw1n, .who re·
pontdly hvtt an LilUn& BeaCh.
Tbompeon. who awarded
SS 14,38t 1n a 19*6 la u1t stemnuna "°"'&he biucr ~of his putJKr· lhap With CJOC>dwiQ, told fnends he
recirtved numerous death threau
bdoreheW91Jleia. LOI ....... ColiitUm· ~
M1u1r Jod llalpb' told in·
... Ian be -.S from I rttilble
M>uroc that Goodv.1n allcsedh i ued
a contrac:t for Thompson's slayani.
the affidavu td.
And Ltt Hamm. a construcuon
emplo>ce. 1&1d GOodw1n all~edl)
threa&e:ntd to Lill ThomptOn 1f he
bun Goodwin financ;.11 • the docu-
mcnu sa1d .
heriff invnttptors served
another ttarch warrant on phone
rtt<>nb at Goodw1ns' Lquna Be ch
home Jut 1ummcr.
SUbteqvent 1nves1.,.t1on rtvcaJcd
Goodwin ~a 57·fo0t yacht and
installed a . aboard •hale
tay1na an SoU1 Carohna la.st sum-
mer.
T~ 1ekphonc call ihat prompted
the Lttm -"' MnUI came J qly 7,
tht alftda ~' taid. M111u ~ ia Souab Caro-
liu WC>ftilll Oft dae Ooodwin boat _.. ordered ..._. Wlll•rrn the
tdephone i.na on die-~= ti Uhdy, manaietr o(~ ne •
0 C.onnor ..aid "Part l' I th1nl.
bC'cau~ ol the \hadov. 11t thc hut Ill n •
and 1he hght v.a\ an hi\ 1..'\C"'I ..
\1anlrcn1 "a' '1rud (H 1hr 11!hl
front "Hk Ol lhe IJUl k, ( )'( 11n111•r ..:lid
The dn'l"r "3'> appar1..·n1h "·11d11n r
the Y..Oman fall Nh:k"arJ ,.hen he h11
.. nc~n r arl'liihtcr\ '-'<'rt' C':llkd 10
re4'cue f ne\Cn. fllnnl.'d uf11k1 thl'
Coeta Mesa
hot trom a RH un \·1used S\
~onh of Jamai'' to • hf'MC an the
2 00 bloc:l of I a lie l>11' c nn
Wednc5da\. The hot\ arc bel11.'\(d ll'
.ha\C bttn" fi~ btl"Attn 7 '0 am
aod 'J()p m. • • • C\anta .\na woman v.a\ arre.,ted
oua1de the Seal'\ \tc.>rc at uth Coa\t
Plaia on Wedne~a\ ancr \he allr1cd·
I) ronCt'aleJ mer~ han<l1\C' 'alucd at
more th:tn S.!00 an a \hOJ'IPlnl ~and
attempted to lea'e the a~a .\Ian·
(1odO\ .!Q. w arrc\ttd at.! 55 pm • • • \ hwann 10-pttd b1nck v.,1\
\tolen from an front of tht' \\ rllc,
farao B:mk. I K54 'c~pon BhJ .. on
Wedncsda). The theft occum·d tat
bout 3 I Op m v.h1lc lhc ownc1 of th
b1c\cle ~as an the t>ank.
Hu nttniton Beacb
n I l·)car-ald aarl "81d a man
app <heJ hrr a \he v. ka,1n1
"'-Cr1 hool on WNnnda) ln4
atktd her 11 he ~'lnted to ha·' tc.i.
The 1Jrl ~1d she r« n•zed hlm u
the man ~ho parlr.C\J acrosa the trct't
from the h I at 9 lnd1anapohs
A\e.about four month a., and 11t 1n
tu1 crnm olorN r )ellow \In, She
didn't tee the \Chicle Wi'dnddi). the _.,, tatd
true .iltcr ocin dragged ah(lut ~O
le-t't "I v.a\ a"are ol !'Icing hat and l
n·memllcr th1nl 1nft. · \m I going to
h'c: through 1h"' ·" \31d I nc<;(n
dtrt.'Ctor of P'H holo ' at .\h1m..a
(arc ( c.-n1e1 on ( ilC'nnl·~ re.-• I fl-cl o
1han~tul to be Jh'c -
F nc">Cn ... ud \hl' an1..I Manfren1
and the man then trtcd to run her oil
the road, she 1d Tht man dro't' •
hla<:k 1 o)ota p1CkU1' tha1 rtportl•t11\
~a traC'l'd to an aJdr~\ in I-I f 11ro • • • .\ v.om&to 1n the lb()()() hloc ot
\a' brook Lanesa~ a man h1dl'I ln11r
under a rock an her front \ard l hc
'-'Capon v.a'I bookeJ tnto e,~tdt'ncc h~
ollicer>
~alli.~ thrnugh the same cros ~al
'honl) beturc on their ~a> to lunch
and tai led about media account o f
peopk llcmg hit an cro ~alks
"1 he' bcith haJ a premon1t1on ..
O '<. unnor ..aid.·· That's thr fir5t thanr
lhl''t both told me '\\ e -.ere JU\t
talkma abOut -gcnmg trit in a cm-. .. v.al~ • •·
• •• \ man 1n an automob1k .. ,,..
pm.icl'lcJ a '-'Oman at ulcnnc)re '°11rc~et at 1he lo"er le'd parl1ng lot
and otk("('(j her mone' 1n l"\Chan
lor ··1alk " The c,u pCct ~a\ aonc
-. hen ollicer\ am' l"'<i • • • p;LSS.pOrl.IOdgrttn.c:m1 \\UC IO\l
\\ cdn~a\' an the 00 blod: of uth < oa\t H1ghw1~
lmne
II p1oh.lbl~ tool: 1-.0 10 t~al a
"r u ht iron gate Im m th~ tront )ard
ol a home in.the JQ M°'k ofl« trr ~t
on \\ cdnc\d:t) morn1n.i • • • \ ,mront' 1olc an Oncntal '
"<'rth \~ 200 from thr 1. )hh> of the
Rl'JI"'" lhm·I tlt-tv.el·n 10 pm
turd ' and fl 3 m \unda\ \ ~h11c I~!<~ To l'ta Van v.~\
t,tokn ft om the.-10 hlO('k or f\aastonc
mct1mr tl>nda .
..
Gang task force
r es war against
an terrorists
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov.
Georae Deukmcjian's task force on • pnas Wednesday issued I 00 rec-
ommendations, includingaduh tnals
for 16-and 17-yeat-olds accused of
violence or drua dealing.
The task force also suaaested usjng
vacant military bases as prisons to
create more SJ>.:'lCe for pna members.
usina lhe California National Guard to petrol the Mexican border for drug
smuuJers and imposing mandatory
life terms on people committing
assaults with machine auns.
"Today's pna.s are urban ter-
rorists " Roben Philibosian, chair-
ma11 of the State Task FQrce on Gangs
and Drugs. said at a Capitol news
conference. "Hea vi ly armed and
more violent than before. they arc
quick to use terror and intimidation
to~z~and protect their harecof the
lucrative ·crack' cocaine market as
well as markets for other drugs." Deukmejian in 1986 named a task
force on youth gang violence. which
made recommendations that in-
cluded tougher sentences for gang-
related activ1ues. The aovemor last
summer asked the tas~ force lo
reconvene to study the expansaon of
gang and druJ ac1iv1t1es because of
the recent nse in ava1labihty of
"crack" cocaine. Philibos11n, a former Los Anacles
County district auomey, said the task
force held five hearings and heard
from dozens o( witnesses. mcludm1
many gang members.
"What we found was an alarming
situation:· he said. "We found 11.
unfortunately. to be worse than our
ex~tations." tte said most gan1 members arc
under 18 and leaders arc rccnJ1t1ng
children as young as 9 or 10 as foot
soldiers. to dehver drugs and act as
lookouts. "The cnminal )USt1cc system has
been far too lenient with youthful
offenders." he said. "The ganas know
that."
Among the rccommcndauons:
• Mandate life imprisonment for
persons convicted of assault with a
machine gun.
'
Robert PIUUboelan
" • Use vacant military bases as
state prisons or county jails to house
nonviolent offenders and f rcc up
pnson space for violent gang mem·
bcrs and drug dealers.
• Use the California National
Guard in sur,eillance of the Cah-
fomia-Mcxico' bonle help local
law enforcement catch drug smug-
glers.
• Require public schools to teach
gang and drug prevention programs.
• Train school teachers and ad·
m1n1strators about gangs and drugs.
LA1nayor
.will tcyfor
'a fifth terJD
Winter storms hav e not
reduced drought danger
~S ANGELES (AP) -Mayor
Tom Bradley embarked on his cam-
paign to win an unprecedented fifth
· term when he was the first to file 1n a
field unexpectedly cleared by the
withdrawal last week of his strongest
potential challenger.
The 71-year-old Democrat was first
in line outside the city clerk 's office
when.it o~ned Wednesday. the first
day candidates could declare their
intent to run in the April 11 electJon.
Forty other people filed for various
offices, in the fitst of four days for
politicians to declare their intent to
run for city office. City Attorney
James Hahn and City Controller Rick
Tuttle both filed for re-election for
races that drew no challengers by the
day's end.
Eight Ci ty Council members who
represent odd-numbered d1stncts
have said they will seek re-elecuon
and five of them filed Wednesday.
Most of them face opposition.
SACRA MENTO (AP) -Despite
storms that arc greening Cahforn1a and draping the peaks wnh snow.
officials say winter has yet to drop
enouJh water to avert a third con·
sccuuvc drough t year.
Reservoirs that have shrunk nearl)
one-founh in volume in a vear have
yet to-rccc1\te much.runoffrrom rain
or melting snow. 8111 Helms. spokes·
man for the state Department of
Water Resources. s~ud in a recent
telephone interview.
"We ha ven't received hardl¥ an)
(reservoir) storage ~ct and that s the
key to this whole th ma," Helms said.
The 1.53 major reservoirs that bank
most of California's water con tamed
20.1 million acre-feet a year ago. but
have dropped to 15.2 m1lhon acre·
feet -68 percent of average and only
40 percent full. Helms said.
Wednesday. a hvely storm swelled
nonh coast nvers. including the
Smith Ri ver 1n Del Norte Count)
which crested less than two feet below
the 30.foot flood stage. But Smith River. which empties
into the ocean between Crescent Cit-.
and the Oregon border. adds little to
the state's water suppl). and httlc
runoff reached streams filling Shasta
or Trinity reservoirs.
Helms said little water 1s filling the state's reservoirs because dry soils
have soaked up much 6f the rain and
cold ·weather has kept snow from
melting.
Prec1p1tat1on so far has been nor· mal to above-normal in Nonhern
California. which supplies a majority
of the state's water. but officials
caution that the rainy season 1s Jess
than halfway over and still co uld
change dramatically.
"We don't have enough snow UP,
there righ t now to meet the needs. ·
said Gary Hester. a Water Resources
Oepanment forecaster ... If you t>qan
melun~ that snow today. we'd fall
short'
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MOSCOW ( P)-Six peoplt who
r.urv1vtd on canned Vtattables. fruit
and pickles for 35 da ys after the Armenian canhquake were pulled
alive from the basement of a col·
lapsed apartment bu1ldina in
Leninakan, Tass rcparted today.
The survivors were rescued
Wednesday, Tau said, the 35th day after the Dec. J eanhquake that killed
an estimated :tS.000 people in north-
west Armenia. Rescuers last pulled a
perso n altve from the wreckage Dec .•
26. Tass said.
Tbe s1>. men were found under the
rubble in the basement of a omc-story
apartment building wh1ch had col-
•
lapsed on them, the official Sov.1et
news aacncy said an a rep0rt from
Yerevan, the capital of Armenia.
They survived btcause there was
pltnty or canned food stQred in the basem~n1. Tass said. All ate hospttal·
izC<S in Yerevan but none are an
dan.scr. doctors told the news agency.
Tass did not say how the s1>. men
were found or · who resclK'd them,
Officials had ended the search for ·survivors weeks ago, sayina it wa
necessary lo clear awa~ lt\e rubble to
prevent disease sprcadm1 from dce&·
yed bod1es.
Authoriti~ have been demohshma
buildings that could not be rebuilt
after the earthquake.
One of the SIX SUfVl\IOf"S, Aiw
Akovyan. had medical tr11n1n1 and
adm1n1stcrtd maua~ to the others
to relieve the pain of their mjunn.
Tass said. The first rcpons said one of
the men, Karin Sarkiasyan. had a broken arm but there were no
immedu•te details on their other&'
uuuries. . . .
The quake le...-elcd much of
Leninakan. Armenia's second·larse t
city 10 males cast of lhe Turiish
border a nd left thouJands homeless
Once home to more lhan 280.000
people. Lcninakan today has only
100.000 1nhab1tants. thousands of
whom now hve 1n tents. Many.
residents have been evacuated.
Fleets·of 7378 che.cked for
f aul y ire a arm warn1n ·
LONDON (AP) -British airlines
today checked engines and fire alarm
wiring on aircraft s1m1lar to the
crashed Boeing 737 as officials tried
fo determine why the jet's starboard
engine was shut down when 1ts pon
engine was ablaze.
The Ci' 11 Aviation Authort1y's
order Wednesday prompted experts
to speculate that a fault) alarm
system misled the crew of the Briush
Midland A1rway.s Jet into shutting down the wrong engine. causing the
-crash Sunday that lulled 44 ptople
and tnJured 82.
"It points to a possibly spurious
warning being given to the flight
deck." said Freddie Yetman. techn1·
cal secretary of the Bn11sh A1rhnc
Pilots AsSQC1at1on .
In the United States, the Federal
Aviation Admio1s1ra11on late
Wednesday similarly ~vc U.S. air· Imes three days to checlc cross-wmng
on 300 Boeing 7375. ··we think this 1s
not a very likely sccnano. but 1\'s a
check that can be done "ery. "c?.
quickly without d1srupt1ng service.' said FAA spokesman John Leyden.
"We certainly believe tt's a prudent
measure to go out and check to make
sure there's nolhing wrong wuh 1hc
fleet," Boeing spokesman Craig
Manin said m Seattle "But ccnaml)
this prccauuonary measure docs not
imply there has been any cause
1den11fied" for lhe crasll.
Bntish 1nvcs11gators said the
starboard engine and its warning
systems had to be examined m1nutcl)'
and detailed evidence taken from the
pilot and co-pilot before the reason for the shutdown would be known
Pilot Kevin Hunt. who broke hi s
back 1n the crash. was questioned for
45 minutes b) in,esugators on
Wednesday as media and
Britain's tabloids blamed him for
shut11ng down the wrong eng.ine on
Flight BD92. which wuen route from
London to Belfast
The nev. Boeing 737-400. flying
onl) on the fire-damaged port eng.Lne.
crashed on the embankment of Eng·
land's main nonh-soulh M I h1ghwa)
about a half-mile short of East
M tdlands A1rpon. where.it v.a) tr) mg
to make an emergency landing..
Mexican oil Workers r eturning
to their jobs after union protest
MEXICO CITY (AP) -011 re·
finery v.orkers nationwide began
return mg to work Wednesda>-ending a series of strikes and rallies to protest the bloody arrest ofthe1r union bosses
on wcap0ns and corruption charges
The government continued 11'>
crackdown on Joaquin Hernandc1
Galicia. leader of the pov.crful Oil
Workers Union He and about 50
associates have been arrested on
fraud. v.eapons and tax e\.as1on
charges. said a spokesman for the
attorney general's office. Fernando
nas Perez
Meanwhile. authonues said tv.o of
Hernandez Galtc1a's bod)'guards -
who were arrested in the s""cep -
reponed that their boss ordered the
1983 slaying of a mayor who headed a
union local. officials said
Thcauome> genernrs office S3td 1n
a statement late Wednesda) that
Hernandez Gahna told 1nvcs11ga10"'
he purchased scores of weapons m the
lJn11ed States ..
Hernandez uallc1a told in·
\CSllgators the ""capons '4ere brought
into Meiuco by h1\ .. good fnend:
Jose Cruz Contreras. a former ma)or
of Reynosa. the statement ..aid C-rut
Contreras ga"e the weapons to
Hernandez Gahc1a on Dec I 0. 11 \atd
Reynosa which has a refiner) and
petrochemical~ plant. hes across the
U.S. border from McA llen. Te«as It
I'> a stronghold of 011 wol'ke"' allted
Israeli settlers demanding
end to West Bank uprising
By Tbe Associated Prt11
HR.\KH.\ Oct.up1ed West Bank -Angt; ~ulcrs houtl.'J dov.n Pnmc
M1ni)ter Y11Lhak ham1r1oda) and demanded that the 1ovcrnment do mor(' to
quell the Palcs11n1an upm1flg. In tbc \lieu Bank town of Tulkarem. troops shot
and killed an I I ·)'Car-old Palcs11n1nn dunna clai.hes folio~ 1nii the funeral of a
Palcst1n1an teen-ager v.-ho died of "'ounds suffered earlier Al"lh doc 1or'> \31d
The arm) confirmed both deaths ham1r. who pole ot a moum1n1 ceremony
in Brakha for a slam Jewish M'ttler. wu confronted by a cro\lrd of !'00 ~ttler\
They screamed demands that he put an end to attocl~ on Je\lr\ h)' Palesttnt3n\
and chanted. "You arc doing nothing."
Soviet vlsltors wlll receive AIDS test
MOSCOW -The Soviet Union say 11 will try to mamtam 1a minu5eule
AID rate byscrccnma fo~11ncrs for thcdcadl> '1rus. even fomna m ndatot)
tc ts of some v151tors who cannot provide proper medical proof Fore11nm
who want to stay in the country fol' three month Hn~ Wlll be sub.JCC1 lO
testing for the disease bcainnina next month. Foreign M1n1 try poke mon
Gcnnady I. Gcrasimov s.a1d "Here. there cannot be an)' d1scnmma11on."
Gera 1mov said. "We conduct tests of our own people and bcMdes. \tnt1\t1C\
show the Soviet Union 1s harply laggma behind other countne • say the United tates, in the number of 111 people (wi th AID ). nd we JU 1 don'1 want
to catch up." The Soviets once reaarded A ID as o d1Stase spawned b't wc.,tern
sexual depravity and drua use One Soviet new paper's ac<.ount ·had even
cllumed the virus wu the re ult of a U b1olog1cal warfare experiment aonc
ha)'w1rc
Mo.Jem guerrilla• re~l attack in Lebanon
SIDON. Lebi'non -Iranian-backed tmlC Moslem auemlla out·
numbcrtd 2-te>-I drove beck a thrce-pronac<t assault on their south Lebanon
mountain tron&hoki today in fiertt fiaht1n1 with pro-S)nan nvals. Police said
a 1.000-strona lorcc from the mainstream Shim• AmaJ militia lost five fiJht<'rs
killed and seven wounded 'm the failed attack apinst fundamentabst
Hczbollah members entrenched 1n Jbaa v1lJaat uthc. t of 1don.
Services held for
Mabel Smith, 88
A mrmonal service ,,.., held
Tuesday for Mabel M. Smilh, lona-
ume Ntwpot! Btech rcsidtnt, who
died Jan. 51n htr Balboa Island hOmc. .......
80rn Nov. 2. 1900 in louldtr. MoaL, Sm1m married H.1 wm Smith
of' Wlmtief. aftd lht couple moved to IUbaaa..din 1925.
In dlolt •>"-tlw island was blm~ mc>ft man I Mndbar. Residrntiaf
ICnC1I wert un..-¥td and micknll I n~ 10lridft'Omu.111inc1 °"the retry or lbeir own ._ ...
Wat. woneci wtda lttr hulband 1n llil ........ Olftt'C Oft lllt tllaftd flOlil 1927 until IMir mimnctH in lfSS ..
1)ey .,,_,....die Pi&•cn no
v.1th Hernandez Gal1c1a.
tnkes by refinery workers brQk.e
out Tuesda) night after the arrests
began The union corrop11on in·
\.eStlptlon IS w1del)' seen IS a
challen&e to the union b) the ne\!o
admm1strat1on of President Carlos
~linas de Gortan
Guards v.erc posted at gas stallons
and rcfinenes oand man) motonsts.
feann1 shon.a&es, formed }().. and 40-
car hnes to fill up their tanks at
stations in Me\ 1co < 11). Tampico and
other c111es
But petroleum v.or~ers bepn
showing up at their JO~ later
Wednesda) alter a union official
called for the strikes to end
A llies back
U.S. action
UNIT D NATIONS (AP) -The
l 'ntted 'ilJll'S Bnta1n and rrancc
J01ned 1n "eto•na a Sccunt) C oum; 11
resolution that "deplored" the U \
Na')' 's down1n1 of tv.o Libyan m1h·
tar) JC" over the Mediterranean on
Jan.4
Just houB before Wednesda' \ \Ote. u offic1alss:ud the a') had
canceled m1s.s1k tests 1n the Medi·
tcrrcanan planned for ne'\t week that
Libyan Am~s~dor ~It .\ Trcik1 had
called pro...-orat1ve The offic1:ils pH
no hint the cancellauon was hnkcd
with the resolution
Lb)'an offmal .htH t_la1med for
wcd.s lJ\al ll'fc ttn'ttNt Stalfi 1~ prc~nng public opinion for i v S
attad. on a factory near Tnpoh that
Wa h1na1on claims has bt.-cn built for
the manufacture of poison p~
.. officials said the cancellation
of the Jan. 16-17 ma 1lc test~ t\
intended to reduce tensions lxt~ccn
the United tates and L•b>•· v.hu.:h
Wa h1naton a«uKs of fos1enn1 1n·
1crn111onal ttrrom~.
Canada jo1ntd the alhes Wcdnes.-
day in "011na a,a1nst the resoluuon. The vote WU 9-4, •1th the So\ 1et
Union. China. Eth1op1a. Colomb .
Malaysia. At~na. Nepal. ~ncpl and
Yuaosla\111 vot•!'l •n favor. Finland
and 8raz1l 1bsta1ncd.
· .. Ora~ Coast DAILY PILOT/Tnurlday. January 12, 1"9 A.I
-
y:s farewell; asks
followers· to support Bush
Derwinski
endangered
spy's life,
paper says
WASHINGTON (AP) -~i·
dent Reagan uys he's handina the nauon ovtt to the ··gooa hands" of Gt<>rie Bush, advising his successor; to keep a wary eye on the Soviet
Union and. warning ap1nst .. an
erosion ofthe Amencan spmt."
In a folksy Oval Office speech
bidding adieu to the nation, Rcaaan boa~ted Wednesday of his ac·
comphshmcnts and ignored many of
the difficulties that arose during his ei~t years 1n office. 'We meant to change a nation. and
instead. wechanatd a wprld;' he said. Yet Reapn arso admitted that bis
self-styled coosrrvattve revoluuon
left many 1h1ngs unchanged. and he
asked his follower$ to stick around
and help his successor.
··rnpectt<t an the world. and looked to
for leadenh1p."
"Democracy. the profoundly aood.
iuJsothcprofoundl> productive:· he
said. "Bccausr we arc a great nation.
our chalkn,es seem complex. It will
alwa}'s be this way. 8.ut as Iona as we
remember our first pnnc1pks and
beheve an ou~lves. the future will
always be ours."
The president and his wife NJlncy
were scheduled to receive a farewell
accolade today from the Department
of Defense. which arranJcd an
elaborate ceremon)' featuring fly-
overs and military bands at Andrew
Air f orte BaJe. Every four~~r gen·
cral and admiral m uniform was
invited to attend. •
Reagan addressed the nallon from
has Oval Office desk. has left h~nd1n a
splint and swathed in bandages from
weekend surgery on a finger.
time going by too fa\t 1n· a car
someonr else 1 dn\ mi. ..
Another regret. Reagan said, wa\
his failure to tame the natton'sdefic1\. But that mented only a paragraph 1n
the rouihly 21-minute speech ... I've
bttn taTk1n1 a ireat deal about that
lately. but tomght 1sn·1 for argument\
and I'm aotng to hold my tor\gue:• he
said.
The national dtbt almost tnplcd in
Reagan's term and he ran up the
biggest budget deficits 10 history. His
final budget proposal. released earher
this week for the ·1990 fiscal year
starting Oct. J. pro1ects a deficit of
$92.5 b1lhon.
The president's remarks were void
of any mention 6f uch nauonal
tra.gcd1es· as the barracks bombing .· ; · that killed more than 241 servieemen Preeldent Reagan addreuea the nation.
m Beirut. the ChaJlenger disaster or ~he Amencans held hostage in the
M iddle East
LO ANGELES (AP) -Edward
Derwinsk1. Prcsadent-ekct Bush's
choice to run the new Oepa11rMnt of
Veterans Affairs, endanJ".red the hfe
of a South Korean sp)' wtth a l,eak to a
Korean official about the man's
planned defccuon, 1t was reported
today.
Unpublished records of a 1983 congressional hearinJ show that
Derwmski admitted givina the poss-
ibly ltfe·threatemng confidential in-
furmauon to a Korean diplomat in a
1'977 telephonc call. the Los Anselts
Times· reported. He had pubhcl)
denied doing so before. -"If we're to finish the JOb. Reagtin's
Regiments will have to bccom·e the
8u$h Bngadcs." Reagan said ... Soon
he'tl be the chie f. and he'll need you
every bat as much as I did."
-Jhe.pr~luVo.
office with the central message of has
political hfe strengthened -that an
unfettered economy. a ~trong defense
and a free cmienry forged a nation
Speaking nine da ys before his
renrenrenr Hr eahfornra:; Reagan
c.illed..,hi.5 ~panuc~ ·:swttt-~"
But he also said he looks forward to a
renewal of personal freedom. con-
tending a modem president must hve
"somewhat apart. You spend a lot of
There was no word of the . trade
subject of so ~an) Reagan speeches, Soviet Union took credit at the end of were not menuoncd at all his pres1denq · for forging "a
As triumphs Reagan listed fh""l sausf) ing new closeness" "'ith thC'
'"'1ClllOJ~1Jr.JlllC.~ux;l.ilU""°<ll.JLIUlllUlwa.r... natt-0n' oomtc•te~.etJ.!H-jt~l()v.i-SO'~f't~ ~~be ne-relat1onslhp
his adm1n1stration. S\ICh a) the sale of unemployment and mflatton. and its helped bnng about the first U .. •
arms to Iran and use of the proceed\ bolstered m1lttan . So\ 1et treat) to eliminate an entire
to fund the Contra rebels in The prt's1dent "ho warned earl) 1n class of nuclear weapons. as well a!. ··a
Nicaragua · 11legall). The Contras. his tenure ot the "evil empire .. in the new peacefulness around the p,lobc."
The 1nc1dent came dunng the so-
called Koreagate scandal mvolving
alleged co\Cn payments to con-
ress1onal figures by the South
orean government in exCliange f6
favorabk U.S. treatment.
The · Korean intelligence agent.
'ohn Ho \'-oung. wanted to defect
b«ausc of an impending transfer
from New York Ctty to Korea and
U . . officials wanted to interview
him regarding has government's tn·
'oh ement 1n the alleged bribe
scheme. Reagan leadership cited for restoring pride, strength ~ .. This guv. the Korean defector.
would have· been severely punished
or killed. as well as his family." an
unnamed senior law enforcement
official told the newspaper. The
01llc1at added that Sohn was spared
when FBI a&ents amved at his New
Jerse)' home and escorted him to
iafet) only a half hour before Korean
CIA agents showed up.
WASHI NGTON (AP) ..a.. The De·. Much of the fanfare wu canceled
fensc Department Maged an unusual because of a steady nun that fell
"farewcU ttv1ew" for President Re· throughout the morning, and the
agan today. and the military services ceremonies ""ere held ms1de a 14·
were told to absorb the und1scloscd story tall hangar designed to hold the
cost of the pageant. two new Boeing 747 airliner~ being
· "Your v1s1on of a strdng America delivere(J later this )'Car for pres1den-
assuming its nghtfulroleon the wor4d ual use.
stage has produced lasung· results. Fjrst lad)' Nancy Reagan canceled
Our nation has moved from self-plans to attend the salute bcca-usc she
doubt to self-confidence:· Defense has "a touch of laryngitis, .. said ~
Secreta ry Frank C. Carlucci" told spokeswoman. Wendy Toler .. She
Reagan ma ceremony at Andrews Air JUSt 1sn 't feeling "'ell and decided not
Force Base in nearby Maryland. to got out in the cold." Toler said.
Watkins, Bennett naIDed
to ·fill last top-l~vel_ posts
WASH INGTON (AP) ·-Presi·
dent.elect Bush is roundmg out the
top ranks of his administration by
nommatmg TCUred Adm. fames lJ.
Watkins as energy sccretaf) and
former Education Secretary Wilham
J. &nncn as drug czar. 1rans1t1on and
congressional sources stud toda)
Bush·was to announce the sclec-
uons at a news conference a few hours
before hol ding a late-afternoon dress· rehearsal mceung of has Cabinet at
Blair House. the h1s1onc residence
across from 1he White House. ·
Sources who declined to be 1dent,
ified confirmed that Watkins. for-
merly the Navv's top uniformed
officer. would be tapped for the
energ) post and that Bennett "'ould
-get the job of coorchnaung the
government's war on drugs.
CBS News first reponcd on
Watkins' selection and The Ne"'
York Tames had d1sclosed Bennett's
new role.
Bush had a hard u me filling both
JObs, the last top-level posts that were
vacant. Aides suggested that he
'acillated on the energy post be1ween
an oil-state candidate and one V1t1th ex perience in nuclear energy.
Top court examines dea_th
penalty of retarded killer . . WA HINGTON (AP) -The u· prcme Coun ts eum1n1ng the con-
stuu11onaht) of 1mpo~mg capnal
punishment on a convicted munJercr dcscnbed afi having the mind of a
child.
The JUStlCC\ heard 60 mtnules ol
_.rgu.mnts Wednesday on whether
they will allo" the C).ecuuon ol
Johnny Paul Pcnf). 32. a convicted
rapist-murderer ~ntenced to die in
Texas.
Pcnry 1s s~ud to ha'c the mental
ca pac1t\ ofa 7-\ear-old .
Assistant '\tto rnc) General
<.harks A Palmer oJ TeAas argued
that e1tecutmg Penf) "'ould not
\ 1ola1e the Cons11tut1on's ban again"'
cruel and inhuman punishment.
"He knew what he was doing.··
Palmt'r said Pcnf) raped Pamdn
Moselc) Carpenter on Oct. I 5. 1979
m L1\ 1ngston. Te~as. tneo stabtxd
her to death. , he '"as 2.2.
Curtis C. Mason, a la")cr rcp-
resenung Penr), spent little time
arguing that all retarded murderers I
should be spared Instead. Mason
challenged the Tc,as death penalt}
la" on narrower grounds
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Inside the hanger were the Air sense of purpose:" he s~ud. Corps drt'ssed in Re\ olut1onar). V.ar
Force's new B-1 13 bomber. as "'ell a) .. Your vigorous defense of our garb.
JCt fighte~ C\Jld helicopters. many of . nation's ideals and insututtons has Among the outdoor c' en ts
them purchased dunng Reagan's rcnunded all Americans that freedom ~canceled were fl)·O\Crs of 11 au'{'raft
1nlhon-dollar m1h1ary buildup. is a concept worth defending_ and f~om the four armed !K'n·1ces plus the
. "Mr. President. the pndc peopk 11s defense 1s a· sacred dut) each and Coast Guard and the stattc displa) of
feel toda> -certainly the pride felt b~ even member of the armed forces has 19 dJfferenr aircraft and weapon on
the men and "omen 1n our armed freel) undertaken ·· the ground.
forces -1s a dircc:t result of the The Manne Band pro.\lded mu 1c
leadership )'Ou . ha"e provided a-. Ca rlucc1's predect'ssor \a)par and tbe Joint en ice Honor Guard·
commander-in-chief.'' Carlucci said Weinberger. al)() "as on hand and marched before the president . Every • greeted Reagan a) he '\;It down to four-star general and admiral "-<ls
"You have restored not only our "atch a.m1htaf) review that included 'mvtted to attend, along "Ith about
national strength -but also ·our the Army's ( olo n1al Fife and Drum J.400 VIPs and gO\'t'rnment pffic1al$.
De~inski. a Republican from
Chicago who served 24 · years· in
Congress. pµbhcly de med I 978 al-
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--~atering to Gbese ehild
is a form of child abuse
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Mlly I
comment on the letter from the
mother of the 1·1-year-<>ld obese child
with the rash between her th iJhs? She was furious with the doctor s nurse
who said, "The tro uble with this child
is that she is too fat." ·
Both my mother and my sister were
'1"ossly obese. Mo m catered to her
&ecausc ··sis" could never run or play
likeothcrch1ldren. Kidscan be cruel.
so Mom overcompensated.
Sis is now a very unpleasant adult.
ln the last two years she has broken
1hrec chairs to my dinette set. We've
had many arguments because she
sneaks foOd from my cupboards and
eats out of the pots on the stove.
Parents who stuff their children so
Jhey grow up so fat that they can't Ii ve
nonnal lives should be charged with @~ thex, face hi&h blood rcssure
and eany death. the difficulty of
buying clo thes and shoes, fitting into
desks at schools, theater scats and so
on. -OHIO SISTER
Dear Oblo: I agree witll you
al .. o.gb many readers did not; tbey
•• t..us
were motkn of overwelgltt ellllclra. ••• DEAR ANN LAN DERS: We la ve an
an automobile-dominated world
Frightening the hell out of the dn vcr
won·1 help.
You see 'them every day. up-uah t
people hunched up.wi th the grasp that
the instructor taught them. Good
dnvers should be relaxed )Ct alert.
ready for an unexpected move by
another driver. lease-remembcc.t~tdriv.ing1~
a social occasion. When you dnvc,
shut up. And shut up the children.
yo ur friends and the dog. Big pack-
ages belong in the trunk. don•t talk on
the phone or try to drink a cup of
coffee. With common sense. you'll get
from hert to thert ala vc. Sign me -
40.000 MILES WITHOUT AN AC·
CIDENT (And mostly on the Dan
Ryan Ex~ssway-Chicago)
DEAll DAN: I wld every .. eoe &lie
0.. Ryu Eqires1way drove Uke y•. Dttca fer lite Su Diego Freeway
aM' dte New Jeney Tu.plke. Tbakl
for tlae wlte CMatel. • • • DEAR ANN LAN DERS: A
stran.ger approached m~ at the ~uper
market today and said. "Tnplcts'
How can you stand it?" and then
walked off.
Every time I a<> out wi th m) three
well-~haved children someone
makes an uncalled-for comment such
as, ··My God. I sure feel sorry for
yo u," or "You have my sympathy.
dear." It bums me up.
How should I respond to these
ansensauve. rock-headed fools? I need
.to.. apress_m ruur.afie but I don't want to upset my dar ins youngsters.
-SANDRA H. in La Grange. Ky.
Dear Sandra: Tlae best response ls a
broad amlle ud a positive commen&
11dt a1 "Tltese are wonderful cbil·
dren. We feel blessed."
·she Sniffing at Japan's
.answer to stress at work
If there is a designer disease of the
'80s, ifs "stress." .
solid weeks, and whenever I thought
he forgot about at. I remanded him.
,,, ... •• lAllW
c.ni.t'A
You can dress at up or down. You
can take it with you to the club. You
can suffer from at and still play tennis.
The higher your ancQme and the mo~e
powerful yo u become. the worse at
gets.
That is not to say there might not be
some ment to the Japanese theof).
r m not ready to admit smells can
bnng down your hypenens1on. but
they can certainly make you ha"e a
better. more relaxed outlook on than~. It's no great secret that af
you re tryina io sell your house, Just
set a bowl of yeast bread under a towel
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You won't hear any of the women
on "Roseanne" si tting around a bar
saying. 'Tm stressed out." No sirec. reason they c~me o ut with an "auto We~I. th~ Ja~ncsc have been perfume." Remember? For an extra expeflme~tmg with ways to combat budt, the folks at your local carwash p~ure m the mar.kctplace. an~ ·squirted a scent on the carpet of your
they ye come up with a the0 "¥· car Th'ere werr: lemon-lime cin-
fragrant arQ.mas.reduc~ stress. Here s na~on. Ooral. orange blossom.
the. plan. Th~y re gou~g to P.~mp northern pine, strawberry. cherry.
yanous scents into the. aa r conditi on-and even one called "new car" to
!ng system of office bu~l~angs ~d gas....-c-.hoose-frem. The4atter was a f~ther
cm into mellow. scent, but somC(>nc said it smelled
According to their research, the more like a new car and 1t had more
fresh smell of a fore$t 1s supposed to market appeal.
helP. workers deal with being upught, Anyway. r m here to tell yo u the
while lemon and jasmine arc said to smell my husband had spmzcd an my
have a rejuvenating effect. helping car didn't relieve m)' stress. It created
workers overcome post-lunch at I don•t know what scent at was. My drowsiness. guess was a cross between an ovcm pc
My first reaction 1s one of susp1-cantaloupe and a possum an heat. I
cion. A few years ago, for whatever drove wi th the windows down for two
HOROSCOPE
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and a prospective buyer will send for Friday, Jan. 13
the kids. And af you want your By Sydaey Omarr
husband to be in a g~ mood when ARIES (March ,1-Apnl 19)·
hc.ope.ns the door at night. ha ve an Yo u're presented w;lh gift from
onion in the oven. . fam ily member. rcprc~nts "pea{'e ~guess we can look for all kinds of offcran_g ... Accept wi th good grace, tx·
sp1noffs on the market to reduce charming and diplomntac Mone>
stress. ~k fora newcolog:,ie for men qucsuon wall ~ am1 cabl) M'llled
called Faithful .~u~ba~d or~. car · Domestic adjustment featured ·
perfume called-Paid an Full ... or TAURUS ( .\pnl 20-May 20) Lunar
even a h~!"e deodorizer called No pos1t1on accents mystcf') ininguc
Termites. . glamour dealings wath hospital<, h 'll be interesting to kno~ af the ansutuuons lndi"idual. iemporanl~
Japanese expenment works all the confined has something of import·
fres h smell of the . great outdoors ancc to Sa) p1~e-. pla)S significant rehevc stress? Or will people figure role
out that before they spend all that GEMINI (Mu) 2 1-J unc 20>
money. all they have to do 1s open a Emphasis on po"er. :iuihoraty and
window? rclauon hip that could become
"complicated " Rart'. opponun11y "' ..
asts to put aero s concept adc.a\
You'll wan friend\ and influence
important people-Romance in-
volved.
Bjorn Borg to wed
Italian (ock star
By Tbe.Assoclated Pr~u
TOCKHOLM. wedcn -Bjoru
Borg, known for the silent. de·
termined St)le he d1spfa)Cd an win·
mng five \\ ambledon ti ties from
1976-80. plans to marry a colortul.
Italian rock star. acco rding to pub-
lished rcpons
wcdHh ne" spape.r\ reported that
the J2-)'ear-0ld Swc:de v.111 marf)
Italian singer Lon dua Berte on Feb
26 in Milan
whole culture. and very sw1f\&)." he
said m an antervacw with The Kno\·
\ allc cwyScntanel
The Sc' ac:r County High School's
re' 1ew <'Om matte<' voted to tempor·
anl~ ~u\pcnd teaching .. HuckJeberT)
. Fann . pcndana a StUO) or now the
book written an I 76 1s used in the
da~sroom
The acuoo c.sme af\er a student.
JUnaor Jacquie McDermott. prote~tcd
thal the Mark 1 waan book, which
makcf f rcquent use of a racial slur "'a" nfTcns1't' and dcmeamng.
Haley, who hvt's tn a nc1ghbonng
eastern T enncssec count) said he
understands the student's concern.
;Before Victoria, bclthing
was a communal affair
CANCER (June 21-Julv 22> Dt:-
spate opposataon goal wa ll be achae' cd
-Anes native wall play significant
role. What h.ad been lost wall ~
recovered, longdastance commun1 ca·
tron could mvolvc pos able Journr)
Affirmau vc. ' LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) You·11 ~
dealing with another Leo, one who
1nsp1rcs. stimulates creauvc prt>eC\'
You'll m:ikc frc h ~tan. emphnm will
be on independence, romance. st)lc
Accept po 1tave challenge
The Afionbladet daal) said Bore,
had asked Loredana, a 'S..year-old
rod. star known for her wild and
e\phcll stage appearancr) ~H!ral
limes to become his wife before \he
agreed last Dcrcmbcr
··Now 8jom comes hm and m)
career second. · Lorcdana told lhc
newspaper faprcs~n "I ;am here an
Sweden because I am in lo"c. for the
rest olmy lift' ..
Borg. who has rctm~d from <tcll"l
compct1t1on earlier wa~ mamcd to
Romanian-born tennis pla)cr
Manana 1m1one \J In 1984, he met
Jannik.e BJorhng. then 17 )'cari. old
"But I thanl 1ha1 "hat "<' rcall>
need 10 lool at as the greater good, the
greater rcspons1b1ht}' to the pubhc:·
Haley said
INOlANAPOLI (AP) -Gov.
Robert D. Orr, who has 1$~ued hundred~ of •· · aamorc or the
Watxish' otat1on~. rt«a"ed his own
·• gamore" -rnmphment~ of the
pt'tS\ COflX
Taking a bath has been a private
matter only for about 200 rears. From
the Roman Empire to .Queen Vic-
toria's Enaland, people bathed
together. Communities. Fam1hcs.
Coul>les. So says one h1~tonan. As
.previously rej)Orted. many an Engl ish
lady of the Coun received c:tllers as
she bathed. Such a vasnor. maybe a
fellow in a velvet collar, sat above the
bubbles and read verse. I gather.
The last will and testament wherein
Alfred Nobel left S9 malhon to
finance the world's most prcst1g1ous
prizes was wnttcn an a casual manner
without benefit of a lawyer.
No. sir...Ab~m J,..mcoln's btnh·
day has never been an official federal
holiday.
Your brain 1s three times bigger
than it was when you were born. Your
eyes, four tames bigger. Your body, 15
maybe 20 times bigaer. Typ1call)'.
typically.
Hardly anybody ate broccoli before
World War II. In fact, old su rveys
show a majority didn't even know
what at was.
Home builders have not yet de-
signed houses with self-cleaning bath-
rooms. but our Chief Prognosticator
thinks they will. Ex it, close the door.
fhp a swi tch. The whole room will ao
throuih a son of car-wash procedure.
Surveys among homemakers show
they'd rather have an auto matic
bathroom cleaner than any other son
of household robot.
Space Oight plugs up your sinuses
Krill is what the whalebone whales
e.it down-ar.ou.nd.lhc..Antarctac. Men
have been killing a lot of those whales.
So krill is multiplying. Adelle
penguins and cenain seals eat krill.
too. They likewise arc multiplyi ng.
Swiftly, swiftl y.
Q. At what age docs a baby start to see in three dimensions?
A. Three months.
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The Brass Ring's.
Anaaal Jaaaary Sale
30~ to 70~ OFF
Eleqant Women's Fashions
and Accessories
ST&ITS JD 10
AT 9 lll
EVERYrl'HING IN THE STORE WILL BE ON SALE ..
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Whales beach themselves. when
they do that sad thing, almost .always
on gently inclined sandy ·shores.
never along rugged rocky coasts.
The<>n sts think sloping soft sand fa tis
to echo the whales' depth-finding
signals.
ln 1903. a chem 1st named Edouard
Bcned1ctus d ropped a flask II
cracked but d idn't break apart. He
noted ll had contained a solutaon of
celluloid in acetone which had dned
up. Swift fellow, Edouard. At that
moment , he invented safety glass.
VIRGO l ~ua 23-pt 22). \ ou
learn b) tenchmg. you'll ha"r op-
he gave birth to their \On, Robin .a
)Car later The)' i.~cd 10 ether unul
19 7
ponunaty to ancrca\C income b) SEVIFRVILLE 1 enn _ Puht1t'r sharana e;11;pcnisc lnd1v1dual )ou p th Al H 1 d res,_,.t pavs mcananaful comphment nlc-winningau or u • ey 1
~~ ~ he S)mpath11es "'Ith an area h11h Focus on "hidden charm\.·· basic school ~tudent, but bann1n1 the no"el
financial tructurt'. "HucklcbtrT) • ann" becau'IC' of at\
UBRA ( Pt 23·0ct 21) Que • racial con1en1 rnuld con tatute
t1ons wi ll ~ answered concctnana censorship "lc_gal 1mplacat1on " Empham on pubhc appearance , am gc. rcpu· .. What we really need to .~ol'T}
talion. marital t:atu\. Elements ol about 1s wh.at 1 ccn ~h1~. _ad
Octopuses arc expert clam urning. luck are present -)Ou could Haley who won 1hc Pull11er me tor
shuckcrs. win populan t)' contest. literature for "Roots ··
Somewhere in govem-ment ware·
houses. the record shows, arc
3.000.000 pounds of feathers in case
we need them in time of war.
Q. Didn't you say the bts1-sclling
physician wrucr of all tame wa
Benjamin Spock?
A. No, sir. Peter Mark Roget.
author of Roget's T hesaurus.
Th0$C who deal in spices rank the
punacncy or same on somcthina
called the Heal-Allsop Hotness Scale.
H1ahnt des1gnat1on 11 "volcanic."
Dctcendin1 to .. incendiary;· .. fiery,"
"buman&." ind so on. One spice -
the workfs hottest -ranks as
"volcanic." lfscalled sahna labuyo-
··s1ll-hn1-la-buy-oh." Undiluted. it
causes tarac pain and leaves scar
ti SS~.
All I know about Georie F. Grant
of Boston. Mass., is on Dee. 12, 1899.
be Sol Patent No. 638,920 (or the
worid'I first aolf tee. Must not have
~n a market1n1,rniu1. Wu.n't until
decade• l11tr that aolfers used ready-
nwde tees. Even when your aranddad wa a lid, 901fcrs 11 often 11 not hand lbaped thear tttt ou1 o( damp din.
~hat was the fim boot pnntcct in iib?
A. A ct.eta manual. Caxton's
"o-lllCI Play ora.. .. •• 1•1•.
. _SCORPIO (Oct. 2).No . 2J) Focus _
on mcchanicul obJCCI~. safety. sccur·
lly, pro~rty value. You 'll be pres-
ented with puu le. ability 10 _provide
soluuon enhances (>rt ugc Employ·
ment prospects brighter than ong-
anally anticipated.
SAGm.uuus CNov 22-Dcc 21)
Dia deep for anformauon. imprint
tylc, reah1c that what ~ppcars to ht
"n1rtat1on" C'Ould re ult an serious
rclauon hip. Open lanes of com-
muni~taon. read and wntc, deal
ginacrly with )'oun1 pcnons.
CAPIUCORN (Dec. 22.Janr t9).
Domestic adJU tmcnl 1 feat u~.
dispute IS settled, financial status""'" show marked improvement. Th1$
date could actually ~ "luclty" for
)OU. rauN . Libra ptMns f\aul't
prominently.
AQUARIUS (Jan 2(}.fcb. 18)
Whal had been lost will be rcco~crcd.
Gave full play 101ntellcctual curiosity,
ma.kc anqu1nn anvolvina relatives..
Sccnano h1ahh.-,tJ tnps. urpnsc
\11$11-. discov"-ici Yarao fi&ul't
prominently.
PllCEI (Feb. 19·Marth 20): F1cts
tcp1raaed from fantasy -you 'II att
ralastk view of nnanciaJ ptolptru.
RclaaioMllip 1n1en1tna. pmM>laY·
'"' 11 finished . Focus on art or acida1111t responaibllity. promotion.
production.
•MN. 11 D Youa llnlllM Y r.:11 lean where you llMd in
lftUltY 1n connecuon Wllh money •
lo~ ~~ -~ domnetc Id· JUIUMlll. Mnlle 10 be .... ror
IOIMOftC ten•, tOtMthtftll of value lw 9'0Clai.. OU lie ~IC. creauve. wcrt oa )'OUr own Nrf)'. eould aave bem • .,...._. ftom one
Of ... ~ .. l'lllbvety YCM,tl
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"Iha.Lt£lhc thm1 that an harm a
Neither vulnerable. South deals,
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OpenJ.na le.~: Seven of •
OM of the more tmportant de~tl·
opments or tho recent Fall Nonh
American Champ onshlps wu Lhc
formation of an orpn1z.ation for ~ bridsc players. In this rapcct
tbe AmericU Contract 8rlqe
U.,U. hU trailed far belUad die raa of the wocld. The Europana
*'8 rep1ar junior lnt~
..,cbea and they have a Europeu
Jaior ~p. n. ·-AlpWlltr awn ror the bela:-;PlaWll
...... 9'J a )iilor Wll "°' bJ I JI• ,..,,... lclol. AUlulr MecNtlll
On Orr's final workan& da) in
omce. rcponert ~t•acd a surpnsc
c.ercmon> for the go,emor, who
rcccl\cd the ft~t " gamorc of th<'
Pren Corp\" award
The paroch of the slate's h11hcst
c1v1han honor pnuscd Orr. a frcqucn1
travclt'r dunng hi\ t~o term • for the
quahllcs he"~pancd roam1n1 '·China
Japan, 1 itwan. South Korn Ger-
many. Holland. Colorado and e"en
some paru of Inda na."
The Republa~n 10\crnor v.-~s \UC·
cecdcd Monda) by Democrat E"an
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CHARLES
Go1£1
on defense. w t' 1ead or lht KVe:n of dubs
was obviously from a shon tuk.
Payi.na little heed to the • .,..._
i$nals. most declarer• won iD UDd
and tried to draw trumps. TIM d9-
f cndm ln the EaJt teat were able 10
win the ace and dMD ~ mllr
loweJt club when sMnl puene a
dub ruff. Hcedina the suit Pftf•·
cnce PaNl. Wat u.ndftled lbc 11ee
or diainondi. allOwiaa Eat to wta
the kiq Ud pve his partner IDOdl·
er naff for down 00t.
MacDooakl 11w tht W.. He
lbt nr. dub utct ID t J,
cUbed die ace or '-'ii m .-..
ulld Witta die jd. --... .....
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1t•s his move
ANembler Marco Cardena• lnapecta miniature apeaker•
aMCl for monltorlni( phone llnea In computer modem• at U .s.
Robotic. Inc. In Skokie, 01. Modem• con•ert etectronlc
·~=:er data Into audio tonea for tran•mlufon o•er telephone linea. then recon•ert the lncom!ng audio
tonee Into electronic data for the receh1..ng computer.
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Orenge C0..1 DAILY PILOT/Thurldey, January 1~. 1919 A7
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Tax breaks spurred S&L resou@s·
American Savings & Loan acquisition
Is worth $2 17 .5 million to Bass Group
By MICHAEL DOYLE -.c:...., .........
W.\SHI NGTO The
purrh• rs of Stockton-based Amcn-
can Savings and Loan will enjoy lilt
breaks wonh $217.S m1lhon 10
sweeten the acqumuon. a ton·
arcss1onal panel has learned.
for the Roben M. Bass Group of
Tru these Lu benefits rtp~nt
part of Amencan Savings' allure.
Other thnft bu)'e~ saw a s1m1lar
allure through the hectic month of
Occcmber,asthc Federal Hom~ Loan
• Bank Board pushed lhrough 34
mcrJtr deals 1nvolv1ng 75 insolvent
In lltUllOOS.
Hurried through before tax
prov1S1ons ch ngcd on Dec. 31. the$e
34 deals will J>rO\Jde »ur~a
httlc over $2 b1lhon 1n tu benefits
alona with m uch more in direct
federal aid. bank boatd fiaurt how.
Lawmakers greeted new of the deals
and accom~n)"1n1 tax breaks on
Tuesday wtth occa aonally harsh
skept 1c1sm.
"Yes at's 1rue. an this artat countl)
of ours, that) ou can buy a toaster and
get a lhnfi for free," s.aad Rep. Charles
Schumer. 0. . Y , •
Schumer and other members of the
Hou~ BankinJ. Finance and Urban
Affairs Committee cnuc11ed ~\eral
asp«t$ of the bank board's dealings.
In sometimes· passaonuc tonetS.. they
charaed bank board neaouators with
&>vans away too much to sav\')
dtalmakers and allO"-'I08 wealth>
1nvesto~ to benefit at the expense of .Aaicncan ~)Crs.
"The bank ~rd's year-end ru h
tt~rcsents a backdoor raid on the U.S. treasury," said Rep. Jim ~ach.
R-lowa. ''The dealmakers who art
waUona away with more cash 1han
they put tn arc lau'111na all the wa) to
the p111ybank."
Ltach prcStnted his own figures
Tuesday, obwned from Treasury
Otpanmcnt officials. showana that
the 222 insolvenHhnft deal' worked
ou1 by the bank board an all of 1988
wtll result in $8 b1llton an tax breaks
for the investors Total 10,ernment
assistance ror these purchases
amounted to $36 balhon dunng the
year.
The tu benefits represent losses
from the acquired thnf\s that the
investor can wnte off. The Bass
Group can apply its tu wntcoffs
against pr-ofits made b)' se\etal
ncwl)'<ttated Amencan vinp en-
t1t1es. but canT use thrm for o ther
Bass businesses. according 10 Bass
spokesmen
~A breaks 1ak.en.b) lhc. &.ll
Group are the third laJWI! of a.U the
34 deals completed an Deccmbb,
accordina to fif uiu prnentcd T~· ~} s pan o the apttmcnt, Bah
officials w11J also share sorm of tM
Amencian Sav1ngS tu breaks with thr
Federal Savings and Loan Jn uran~
Corp .,
Tht' spht g1ves the aovemment U
percent of the total tax bend i
amounting' to S6S2 m1lhon. Tt.c
$21 1.S malhon 1om1 to Bass make up
the remain101 2S petcent 1n total ta•
benefits. Fonnall)' completed on Dec
28, the Amencan Savanas deal r
quires the Bass Group to put up S3SO
malhon immediately and another
SISO malhon later. The FcckriJ
Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. t$
putlln& up $I 1 billion as its pan uf
the mencan Savanp purchase. ,.
8anl. Board offictals insisted Tue"
day that the Amen can Savings
purchase. and the others completed
last month. reprt-Sented a better dc-.tl
for 1upa}ers than closing lhc thril\
,arul pa~ off mwrcd.dcpa,.&&011.----•
ProTek Environmental announces cleanup project
ProTek Environmental Inc. has
been awarded a sate m1ugattoo and
cleanup contract by UC). Gypsum Co
The Huntington Beach-based
ProTek wall employ 11s "acuvc"
b1oloa1cal treatment process to clean
400 c ubic rards Of d1CSCl<On·
tamana ted soa resulung from a luk-
1n1 undervound s1orage tank at u.s
Gypsum's drywall manufactunng
plant an Santa Fe Spnngs
Company offiC1als prOJCCt that
their proven on-Mic treatment pro-
cess, which uses "Advancrd
B1oCulturt'" macro-organasnis. will
bnng the contamanauon le\el from
an csumatcd 1,800 parts per malhon
to a "~rtaficd clean" level oft~s than
I 00 ppm an less than 90 da) s
Joe Mathewson, pres1den1 of
ProTek. commented "Thas kind ofa
proJCci, because II 1s a small-scale JOb.
has a SJ>«taJ significance for ~mall
business owners wilh underground
tanks.
"The pnce of olhcr cleanup
mc1hod~ can be dcvas1at1n@. t\ en on a projeC} of tha:. s11e But l ' S
G)'psum 1s going 10 u' c about
$42.000 b) o pting for b1oremcd1ataon OH~r hauling and off-1tc disposal ..
ot onl> as th1 method cconom1·
cal. but n as also thr most en·
'aronmcntall} sound matagauon
measurt' available. he C\plained. The
final result 1s a "ccnafitd clean" )()al
W.\SHINGTO"l (AP) -Tv.cnt)
percent of all American v.orker arc
nowemplo)cd by rompan1c that 1cst fordrugu~. butonl) oneemplo)'cc an
100 actuall)' is tcs1cd an a 11-month
penod. the government rcporu
lnCt}-One j>l'rttnt of emplO)Cr'S
ha'c nt'athcr tesung nor counschf\i
proarams. the Labor Department
said \\ednesda) but laricr com·
panits arc much more hkel~ to ha'c
uch program!>.
Jobapphcantsarc far mon: hl cl) to
be te~ted than emplo)tts. the dc.Fcn·
ment s:ud h billed 11s sun~ of •• 500
establashments u the mo!>t c\ten!>•' c
stud) to date on drug tc 11n1 an the
y,or~plaCt'
>\monges1abl1\hmcn1\ ~11n.1c\1ln1
programs. about l'<'O-th1rds te led
ont) those v.'Qrit'r\ su5.jX'C"tC'd of drug
usc. while on~lourth had pr rams
1hat suQ,JectcJ all emploH't'\ to pm.'>·
ahlc testanit
In the I! mon1h~ pnor to lhc Labor
Dcpanment sune). taken la 1 \um·
mer. establishments v.11h te~11ng pro·
gram rcp_c:>ncd t~ung \hghll) k'l!.cr
than I m11l1on ""orkers -or abou1 I perctnrofall~orkers Oftho~.about
9 percent tc\lcd pos1t1\C for drug u~.
the stud) !>aid Of JQ mllhon apph·
cants v.ho v.cre tested I~ per~·cnt
te-stcd po 1\1\ e for drua u!JC lnanothcrstud~ ~leased Tuc~a~.
res.earchc~ ~1d 'I drug IC'\ttng
laboraton~ that tollo'I!. andu\t~
guidelines hJd an 0' era II .h:l'ural·~
rate of 9-pcrctnl an t<".,t1ng unoc
s.imple for narco11~ ~I naC"CUr.me.. should n\ll ~ u<.('J a'>
an argument agaansl dru& tt'\ttng.."
said Chnstopher Fn ngs dtr('( lor of
f<L the study rondul trd b' the .\mcncan St ~!\)~1at1on ol ( hn11..al { hcm1•.tr'\
Nt.. HoweH·r h<' ~onl~<kd 1ha1 not all ~t laM adhere to proper prOl'cdure\
NL ....... The Labor l>t-~nmcn1 1n the:
"'L \tud~ relea~ toJa\ "11d thl"rr
0v£R THE CouNTER
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with no long-term ltab1htJt'S for the
propeny o.,.,ner ..
Pro T ck 1 a full~sen ace en-
\ aronmental enainecnng contrac~or
and otTers compJcte •·tum-key"
b1orcmediauon. vapor extracuen
and chemical fo.auon tcchnol<>11es
for on-sne treatment and dee.on·
tammauon of h.a.zardous slodees.
Estabhshed an 1987. tb.c firm 1 a
ubsadtary of Env1roguard Inc. of
Houston, Teus.
appear to be no rush among cm ·
plo)'crs to launch tCSll1'8 programs
Onl) 4 percent of tht' cmplo)'CfS
'l!.1thou1 programs said tht ""ct't
cons1dcnng cstabhshina o ne in th,r
next 'iCar
A breakdown b} 1ndustT) found thr
h1d\t'1t rate ot po tll\t test tnults -
about 20 pc.1"Ct'nt -amona cm-
plo)ccs in v.holc 1c and rctall trade.
That 1ndustr) al~ had the h11h~1
rate ot pos1t1' e test result amonu
apphcant~. 17 petttn\ for v.hol~\e
trade t1'd ~4 pern-nt for the rc~I
s«tor
The lov.est rate of pcN\1,e tr\.
rt"\uh amon emplu\CCS v. ' in
transpona11on 5 o ptrctnt a stall 1k
1nOUt'l\(cd b) mandatOI"' tc ttl1& an
man\ sccto~ of the 1ndus1ry "!earl\
IO ~rttnt of applicants for transpor-
tation JOlh tc tcd pos111,e lor dru .
the tud~ found
Tht' rile ol . postta\c test rl'suO
amon.a applicants wa~ lov.e t. u ~
percent. 1n commun1cauonsand pub
he uuh11cs car:li 8 perttnl Ill
v.orkcrs JJl those m ustne~ ~a ~re.
chcc._C'd te tcd po ltl\e for drug
Mining. communicat1ons and pub-
lic ut1ht1c!> and transportation ~tab
hshment v.ere most llL.(I>-to ha'e
dru te ting programs.
S11c "'•' b~ far the large1l de1rmun·
1og factor an ~ hctl\er an c 1.abhsh-
mtnt had Jru -lcstang Pfi rams and
some form o cmplo)ee ass1 tan('c
program
Of the na11on's l_argest ~tabh\h ·
menls, tho..e "'nh 1,000 cmplo)~ or
mort 4' per<.cnt had drui tcstaoaand
6 pcrttnt offered counsthn& or M>n)t'
01her form of assasunce But onh
about ~ percent of tht> small ·t
t"Slabh\hment\. those v. 1th fev.cr than
W ~orkc~ had tt")ting program~ and
Q percent h~J cmplo)ee ass1stan~
prop,nsm\
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A8 CE Orange Coat DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, January 12, 1989
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Piiot ~~~THURIDAY!S :11 A.II. (PST) PRICES
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Dowclimbs21 points
NEW YORK (AP) -Stoel pnccs JUMpcd
ahead 1oday. e>.1cnd1ng ~he earl~· 1989 rail> that
has ca med 1he market 1011s tu&hest le"'cl" since lhc
1987 crash
The Do"' Jones a-.erage of 30 1ndu tnal'i
d1mbcd 21 07 to 2.227.SO b) 2 pm on \\ all trec1.
uaJnersoutnumbered losers b) nearly 7 to4 tn
na11onw1dc: 1radang of New York Stock E\chang.e·
listed issues. "-'llti 871 up 511 down and 520
unchanged.
Anal) SIS said traders were t'ncouraged b~ thc
market's dnvt' Wc:dne~ay pas1 thl' ~.200 le .. cl 1n
1hc Dow after a wceklona stru&&Jc. In add1uon. the)' cued a developing
"bandwagon .. elTcct as investors v.l\o had been
bearish on the outlook for monlh~ felt increasing
pressure to Join 1n the rail)
The markers stead} ad vance s1 nee last fall has
come "'1thou1 an) suppon from 1n1erc" rat~.
""hach ha .. e been n ina.
WHAT AMEX Dio WHAT NYSE 010
NEW YORK (AP) Jan 11 Due to transmission problems In
New York. today's listing will not
appear 1n the Daily Pjtot.
AMEX LEADERS NYSE LEADER S
CoL o QuoTE S
Dow JoNE S AvERAG£S
METALS Quou s NASDAQ SUMMARY
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Kan
Bouc1E1
Library
chooses
des,gn
• winners
The resuhsare in1
Ncwpon Beach Public Library
Children ·s Service~ Coordinator
Jady Kelley announcedlhe win·
of tbtDcs1a,na Bookmar..k..
contest that was held during the
Children's Book Weck in Novem·
ber.
Winners are:
Brandy Pesner,Sbannon
Keebu. Betb Sima, Tommy
Z.vala, Blake Sinclair and Jen-
nJf er Lewis from Newpon
Elementary School.
Amanda Smltb, Cindy Barnes,
Meg.ban Fitzpatrick and Nick
Sbaambur1 from Harbor \I 1ew
"School.
Steven Safllg, Melissa Blakely.
Peter KJm and Arelia Rose
McSwaiD, Manners School
Vivian Lin, Anderson hool
and Ollvla Har rave, Bcnoctt-
H 1ck.s Pnvate hool
The children incorporated the
theme of rcad1 ng books 1 n to the1 r
clever an work Kelle)' encou~es
children and adults ahke to co me
to an:r of the branch hbrane~ and
pick up bookmarks de 1gncd b>
the talented )Oung local an1sts • • • • Looks as if Grubb & Elias·
Newpon Beach residential bro-
. kerage office was bus) over
Christmaswttha worthy cause
In an effon to provide Orange
County's hungry and homeless
""1thCtu:utmasdmners. the New·
pon Harbor/Costa Mesa Boa rd of
Realtors. m conJuncl1on with the
Salvation Arm:>. sponsored tts
annual ChnstamsCanTrce pro-
JCCt in which tnd1" 1dual real
estate offices competed to build
canned food trees
The board presented Grubb &
Elh with the award for the most
cans per capita and the mo'it
'reattve tree
"The level of com:em and
part1c1patton was tremendous ...
said Tom QueeQ, ~n1or \ice
president and d1stnct manager of
Gubb & Eilts' cw port Beach
office. "Wcav~raged more than
I 08 cans of food for each person
anouroffice ..
The office contains 49 sale as50e1ates and staff who co llected
more than 4.519 ca ns offood to
but Id a tree I 0 feet tall b> I 0 feet
wide
The rematnde-rofthe co llecllon
was used to construct a fireplace
next to the tree
.. lt'~a pleasure to be ablctos•~
something ba1.k to the commuru-
l>. espec1aH): dunng the hohda>
which 1sad1fficuh ttme for
many, .. ~1d Bruce Banamlan,
vice president and sales manaaer
at thr ewpon office.
Martba Maco.ab served as
Grubb&. Eilts' cha1Noman while
Sa11dle Fix and Sara Hinman were
co-chat N oman • • • , \ongratulauoru to Bryan
Cameron LeRoy of Newpon ' Bcach1
LeRoy ha been selected a one
of the Outstandin& Young Men of
Amcnca for 1988
Thi program rteogni1c
achtC\iement and ab1littcsof
(PleueeeeAWARD/AlO)
BuuE r1N B u~RD
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DAILY PILOT /Thurad1y, January 12. 1989 CE A9
Calendar a~·a snap for photegrapheF
Model• are (back row, from left) Eddie
Hanley. Chrla White and CralC Runnall•,
o.ltr ..... 11Mte-, OM HMlllll
and (front row) Juon Scbouw (left) and
Mark Rowan. witb Kim Geraheneon.
Famous faces are
HB artist's canvas
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
Of Ille 0.-,,... 9WI
Ten) French 1s an artist: her
canvas is the faces of "-ashing ton
notables. beauty queens and \\-Urk1ng
"'omen.
For the last 14 }Car French. 3 7 has
been creating new facial images
th rough the skillful applicat1on of
cosmetics. Her step-by-step tr.un1ng
program teaches ho" to create a more
altracuve appearance after complet·
ing a 11·2 hour consultation in her
Huntmgton Beach studio
· She has worked as a free-lance
makeu{' arttst for more than 15 top
cosmetic hncs She loured national!) u a promouonal artist for Revlon's
book, ··The An of Beaut) " making
guest appearances on TV and radio
programs
Before relocating her s1ud10 to
Orange County more than a )car ago
French used her talents on the man~
faces of Washington DC and \an
Diego "'omen
Fawn Hall. former sccretar) to ( ol
Ohver \lonh "'ho ga ined n notone-
t) 1n last ~car's Iran-Contra heannss.
undef"'ent one of French 's trans·
formations
Winterfest
attendance
pushed in LB
C-ompctlng for attention v.1th Cit\
an fcst1,als held 1n the summer
Laguna Beach's W1nterfest has cm-
plo~cd some nev. tactics 1n drav..ing
crov.ds before n oocns on Tuesda~
Because_ ifs held off season. the
fe~t1val has been battling an 1dent1l)
cnm for its 25 )Can Th is ~car. tht
Chamber of Commerce enh tcd the
markcun, expe~nce of Patnc1a
Ro.,,,an to p0pulanze the C'-ent
Rov.an. v.ho ov. ns her ov.n market·
mi finn in Laauna Beach. hu made
sc'cral chanaes to mark the fcst1'-ars
silver anniversary Throuah a larie
publicity campa1an and e:\panded
events. Rov.-an expects 11 record turn·
out for the annual chamber fund· raiser.
"W1ntcrfcst 1s nov. JUSl stan1n1 to
come into us own." said Rowan "We
arc earn ma how C61n'll'kct n1ust hit
the Sav.dus1 Fcsti"al and Paacant of
tht Masters an the wmmcr We arc
prQJCCt1naa record turnout tht\ year "
On11nally, Wmtcrfest staned as a
small hand ans festival. 't\-htch onlv
"~he came to ~c me 1n Ma) 1 'IM5
fora more professional look.'' French
s~ud "I dad a complete mal eovcr ..
French has the k1nQ.of looks most
women would lull for clear skin.
auburn hair and aquamarine t)t!t
he said the opponun1t) to learn
makeup design came 1n high ~hool
"I signed up for a scl1-1m provc·
ment course at a modeling school in
Flonda The onl) problem ""as that I
ended up not ha ving the money to
pay for 11 The owner said I could
repay the fee b) working for the
school " For the ncxi l"'O )Car<. she apprt'n·
11ccd under a talented makeup an1st
al the school
rrench married a care-er Na\~
officer. had t""o daughters and u~
her makeup skills on officers' "I\ cs A~ the famtl} rdocatC'd to different
N;n) base'>. French began to de,dop
a chentcle ~n she built a reputa11on
as an art1s1 v.ho crcatcs a nc" and
v..or~ablc SI\ le for am v..oman
"I think ""hat I tr) 10 do 1s create
contidcnc:c st\IC and beaut) ·· she
said ··When 1h°C\-(clients) "al~ out ot
m) \tud10 It is ~Ith mort confidence
kno"'ing "ha1 10 do 10 1mpro'\c
(Pl~ eee P' AMOUS/ A 10)
.,... ,_ --.., Mdl .......
(Pleue He W'lllft:EJt/AlO) Maraaret to•er dell Yen 1rocertee Yia wheelcbalr.
By JOE BEL BR NO
Oflll9DellrNec .....
Recent newspaper headline about
Kim vcrshenson scream out hke
those found in a supermarkcrtablo1d
Thou&}\ she has had1Cveral articles
wntt~n about her in the past five-
years. one hcadltne stacks in her mind
most of all It read "Oer~hcnson
hoots 14 Gu)s. Hanas Them On Her
Wall."
··Someumes the new11>1pers do
things hke that," said the 13-)ear-old
Ncwpon Beach resident "The) made
me out to sound hle a scnal killer. I
think that is rtall) funny."
Despite the medra h)pe.
Gershen$0n ha$ not lilied or hanscd
an) mon Hov.e"er. he docs hoot
more than l4 men ca h )Car -wuh
her camera ancc 1985 Gershenson has bt-en
marl.1ng the New Year \\1th her
annual "Men of UCI Calendar ..
The $9.95 pubhcatton 1s appro,ed
b> the unl\ers1t)•s pubhcat1ons officc
.and 1uold..a.ntbe.college.bookuorc. li
has also rece1"cd shelf SJ>'lCC at
Elements. a no"elt) shop located
across the street fr6m UCI In the
Marketplace. The calendar teature'i
14 male students bct""ecn the ages of
18 an.d B.mo'it of them modl'l1na for
tht fim 11mc.
Thouah he meets many men
throuJhout the )Ciit for this ~cnturt
her m11n thrust 1s not for dall!'ll purpo~ Gershenson said 1t 11 the
sausfact19n of creauna the product
that fuels her to do it annually.
.. Sometimes airls will come up to
me and tell me that I am the lucluest
girl an tht world. Just bttause I act to
"'ork "'1th all the~ guys.'' said
C,ershcnson. "'ho balances her time
bct"'ccn the calendar and her mana•
gcnal pos1uon at NautJlus P1us u~
No,...,al~. "Though I ha\cda~somo
of the guys. there is much more to 1t
all that ma~es me do 11 each year"
The idea of stamng a calendar for
students came v.-hen she was a student
at Saddlcbad. Golleae an M1ss1on
V1eJ(>. Want1na to test her skills as i .
photoaraphcr and as a bust·
ncss"'oman, she played with the idea
of launching 1t. See1na vcT} Intl•
opportu nll)' to market 1t at the Junior
college. Gershenson approached UCl
·wnh the idea
''l I u~ ~ ~IAJUa.----• very pre 1t1g1ous." she said. -1 never
thought they "'ould go for rt. They
told me I could do 1t, and cven'sct me
up wlth a booth to sell at on caml)us."
The process of finding lhe nt.ht
(Pleaee aee-CALEMDAJlfAlO}
._,.,Ill ct
P'awn Hall(abo•e), formerMCretarytoCol.
Oll•er North wbo talned TV notoriety lD
lut year'• Iran-Contra h~•· 11nder· went Terry P'rench'• tranaformation.
Food delivered
via wheelcliair
By KATY BOl CHER
Of-~ ...... ld
'1othtn@. dt•tcr\ \1arprt"t \11 'l'r
trum hdp1ng. hc:r tnend' .ind nc h·
bors
to' er 1 ~-.1dcnt of l 1do Moh1k
Home PJn in "'e"pon Stach '' rons1der('J '11al 10 'eral ot h~r cider!~ ne1ghbor1 v..ho rnunt on lhC'
3 -\ear-old v.oman to do th1."1r
gm(cf\ \hopp1nf.
~he came<. llUt thC' "C"d..h ruut1n
.tll ti} her;clt - n a v.hC'cl ... ha•r
'l)hc v.as ~,rn 'Ith C"crchrJ pa "
-.aid " llhc \h 't'r her mo1her \he '
JU\t am.11in
\to,cr '' a ~radu.u~ ut nran
( oa\l <. ollcic: and " ,1111 taltni
classc~
'Tm JU'' 'o proud 111 her 1" ht r
mother addC"d
Indeed sncs nOTTht• onl)on<" ..
Helen .\ndc™1n. v.ho h'e' n h(
par~ re'lalls v.hen .,he'd t l.l \1C\t'r
v.1th her an the car JU'' hC"r
com pan} · .. , m 6 \1.:3r\ old," ,hr u1J
"Man1,.ue1 and I "lluld tto to t ht• \I Or<"
and hu~ grOi:crn.•o, togcther T"o )Ca~
ago I pH up tn\ car -not that I had
to. hut I 1houif\t U '>'Ould bt prett~
~ r. 10 lind mconc m' age ~\Jll
dri' ing •·
(The tV.1~l .\nder n ..aid. "Is ~hat
had started IUI IS a fncndl) OUtlf\J.,
turned 1n1l.' a nl-C~1l\ and she no<w
depend., on Sto"cr to dcJ1\er f~b
pnidul t., tor her
\h s JU'\ \U\:h a plea urt.' .\ndcr<.nn ~1d .. f.,cnone lo'c ~
\Qmr thing\ are hard for her to reach
at 1hc mar~et hut \he alwars gcu
asw1tan\.'e ..
.\nderson "n't 1hc onl' one ""ho
tech that "a' ·
June "ngh1 ~td to' rr has been
doans her f.rOlef"\-shopping tor th(
ta .. t '" month'> <;ht' ., 't"r\ accomm<xiaung and
me' 1<1 ~et l.H"l')th1ns;u't n&ht. and
-.Ohl' O\Qil I\ dms;-" rtgln md·-sne-
JU!>l <1 trcmcndou<. help I ha'e m)
mtlthcr v.uh me and she·, qunc 111. M>
11\ h3rd tor ml' 10 get out ··
"h1k her daughtC'r talcs her duu~
~r ou\ \1 It'\ rralh a ~tal thins for
h< \1t 'rr'' mother \lid
Competitors attra~ted to horse shows at OC Fairgrounds
i hunter-Jumper ihov. v.11l open the )tar'\ events at The cla meet trom 7 to 9 )0 pm For funhn ( la\\C~ toe us on a range ol ut d1\(1phne\ indudins T urn1p Ro<( re taur.int. < ran r < oun\\ Med11.al ~11 I the Orange Count) Fair l::.qu man enter. c°'~ ~('$&. 1nformat1on. call the aru center It H~-101 v.atrtl:olor. ~cranm:~ dra'<lr1na. \ •dro. e<all1grarh\, \ta1nt-J uon ~u1ldin • 3( \ t lov.rr t . ()r,tOJC
I The show ,,.,11 run from 8 am. to .S Pm. turda). glass and phoioarap > , · t urrent trend 1Mo.,mrt1c and pla\t1c .. urgcn v.111
\ accordina to Pam G1mplc. center manatcr. rr.CI lU l Mos1 das\C m('('t nntc a v.ctl for tour to Ill v.~·cl' c'am nC'd hy [)on.ild \hman ~' D d1plnmate of the Awt\tcm~ ho~t planncd(romhm to5pm U' N n•C •Ne90peD f ormorcinlormatmn.calltheccntrrat ~~-1 01 ~me~can Soard of Pla,ll\ \u •er: and <ac \l\C .,ta
on Jan. 28. and• \ 1lcnt1nc Hone howl 'Ct for Feb It 8tt,1nn1n1 '° achancnha11Jna t'la \ unJer the U< I phH1Clln at tk lthl'UC tcdit al ( enter in l u\lln
For more mtorm 11on on cqu.estnari C\-cnts. call S.1tm1 l>roaram ~111 optn tu the pubhc Tuesda). < , .. .,~, Networking for fame. fortune ~1·132 art offered on ltdo 14 and JO.foot h1cldHlaS\ boat\ On I' Sale•-omen to con-ene " nd d ....... h I'-.1 A s.cm1t1ar enrnlcd .. C:l\\ork1t1a 1or f ~me and -.,. . "tt .. c 1 an ~·u..~ alt e inlerto .... iatc rtl" •na anv Fonunc." v.111 !'I( otlcrcd froni fl 10 Q p m Monda\ at 1hc Volunteers at rldl~ center
' If )OU cnJO) hon.cs and c~ildrrn. )Our taltnt art
wanted b) the Oran c Count) R1din1C'tnter1n n Jian
Capistfllno to an1st d1Yhlcd md1' 1Jua1 to ndc horcs
• Volunteers art ntt\k<l Thuncay .anem "' ana
Saturda) morn1n n oncntauon •111 be htkl 11 I pm.
SetUrdly fOf any, ne •ho •S '1n1tratcd For m<>tt
1nformauon.call th VoluntttrCentcrOf'Ofln oun1y-nurat ah 11 9~ 1n or ~12-3176.
Art IJJtrodactloa cJ .. la lrYlne
,,.albue. llOI W.Coa t Haahv.a • Little Inn on thC' R.1' ~17 lido Park Or1,c. :"cv.pon
:The propam also olftn ba 1 uha. Ket! Cro!I\ Bcac:h
hbvtnc and ka 'lk1 c unt For a camptct( lisun The cla ., v.111 (i us on h " to net~or~ 10 '"' ll."I
call 1ht campu\ rte'TaUOn offiet at b-\41\ sale tor Jt>b or reer chanat anJ tor thr entrt'pn-ncur
In \ru, or ~111 bt Su..an bnn. 1 puhh~ rt'latt0n\ "'ntc:r.
f or mort 1nlormat1on. all Linn at 6-l 120
Redred federal worken meet
It "" Val~ pter ot the Nat1on1I ta· uon ol Rc11f'N ftdcral tmplo) -~111 metl a1 l pm
Monday.at Glendale ttdcral vanl' C ommun1h Room. 23221 Calle~ la Louisa LAcuna Hill~ •
The mct11na is open to tTllrtd ~ral r" 1han
emiilo) . their"'°"'°· urv1' on ohnnu•tant ectt~ fedttal mplo ttS 100 au \
Ha.plmJ roJanteen fO m.taJJ
<>raner 1Coun1 Councd ti...,.. Val11Hcn
iftl&lll oftictn It a 9 1..ftl -11111 .. l' M
II
Oran c ( ount) h pier. Nat1t,n1I \\\OC'lJlllOn for
Profc 1onal l~v.omcn v.111 m\"\"I t \'Op m Tunda
at the Red l aon Inn, Rmtd \t Co,ta 1t5a
AIO CE Orenge Coaat DAILY ~ILOT/ Thurldey. January 12. 1989
Owninga boat not
necessarytoenjoy
sailingat this club
By KATY BOUCHER °' .. ....,,... __
Dick and Gayle Nelson of Yorba
Linda sometimes travel to Newpon
Beach every other weekend to enjoy a
day of sailing.
They board a 2S-footer, 35-footer
or whatever suits their fancy -
because they don't own their own
boat.
They arc members of the Lido
Sailing Club in Newport Beach, a club
designed for sailors who don't want
the rcspoos1b1hty or financial burden
of own ma their own vessel.
.. h 's just a wonderful idea." Gayle
Nelson said. "Ifs hard enouah to find a moorinf -and very expensive
You don t have to wolT)' about
maintenance or cleanup because it'
all done for you.
"They keep their boats tn excellent
condition." she said.
Norm RC$t, club owner. said mem-
bership is a ··viable -1temauve to
owning your own boat."
founded in I 971 . Rest said the
club's service lends to rccreatton,
knowledge and entertainment.
"We have 35 boats rangmg from
25· to 4S-fcct that arc owned by
individuals and leased back to the club," he said ... We've taught more
than 600 members to sail, whether it
be beginning. intermediate or ad-•
vanccd."
cm »-a.yaone-t1mefceof S 1""'90~a~oo"""' thereafter monthly Clues.
The fee includes 15 hours of sailing
instruClions w.th group and crew.
"Members learn safety. rules of the
water, nuing, sail trimming. etiquet-
te, nav.agation ... and overboard
procedures,'' Rest said.
FV officer receives
depart~ent honor
Plul Sorrell hat bttn named the
fountain Valley Pohce Depenmcnt's
1988 Ofracer of the Year.
Tht annual honor 1s voted on b)'
the pohce department's 61 membcn
who select an officer for his or her
accomplishments in law enforce-
ment, community service and mter-~nonal skills. · Sorrell has served seven and one·
half years with the pohce department
For the last two years his ass1anment
with the narcotics d1v1J1on has re·
suited m numerous arrests of narcotic
offenders and seizures of illepl druas
He 1s also a member of the depan-
ment's SWAT team in which he
coordinates and directs much of the
training for the speciality unit.
"It been a lot of hard work th1l year
in the field of narcotics," hesa1d ~we
have had several real •ood case and
that 1s probably the b1J1est reason I
received the award. It 1s very nice to
~ n!'Cognt1t'd bv mv nt"er<l."
AWkRDS-... -
rromA9
Pofttt Oicf Elvin Maali dncnbcd •
the quahfacauons reprntntata\'c of
the award. •
.. The officer 1s not only c~n for
his leadership. outstandtnl per·
formance in the field and rapport
with peers," he said, "but .because he
is a coach. a fnend and available when
needed.''
Sorrell has a bachelor's dearee from
Cal State Fulllerton and advanced
cen1ficatcs m pohcc tra1nina. "Ho was selected for tus ab1hty in
enforcement in narcot10 and vice,"
·Miah said. "It takes a spcc1al breed
and a lot of dedication b«ausc of the
hours. There 1s no set schedule.
"h 1s qune an honor and he 1s a
well-dCKrvcd rcc1p1ent.'' Miah ~id ..
Sorrell 1s the father of two small
children. Because of his undercover
work. a photo was not released for
pubhcauon. -By Joyct Bodlovld
Monthly dues are $60. and $40 of
that goes on account like a savings
accounL The money accumulates for
usage of any size boat that ranges
from $40 to S300 a day.
Lido Salllna Club la dealaned foi.people who want to Nil but
don't want lbe reaponaltilltty of owning a boat.
men betwecn'lhc ages of2 I and
36. These men are honored for
theiroutstandingciviaand pro-
fessiona l contributions to their
communities, their states. as well
as their nation. • • •
Owner Norm Reat
Boats arc available for a 24-hour
period and they ar~ insured from
Newport Beach to the Mex ican
border, Rest said.
Nelson said she and her husband
love to spend the night aboard their
leased-boat and sail the next day. She
said there's lots of ways to spend a
Saturday or Sunda}' aboard.
.. Sometimes \\e'll fill -our soup Jug
at the Crab Cooker and take fnends
aboard to the w1ntcrt1mc," she said
"Other 11mcs -.e·,c had Tony Roma
deli ver nbs ··
Rest said O\Wlers make enough
money to pa) for their shp rent and
are pro' 1ded with free maintenance.
And speaking of awards ...
Matt G. Baker and Wade Tift of
Newport Beach were presented
wi th the Outstanding Youtft
Achievement Award from the R.
G. Canning Corp., a LosAngelcs-
based promotional firm .
CALENDAR ART DEVELOPS FOR NB PHOTOGRAPHE~ ...
R. G. Canning said he becomes
personally involved with helping
youth of today. He feels recog-
nition forthe1raccomphshments
builds self-confidence and
courage that wiJI be an important
asset later in hf e for gu 1dance and
direction. ,
FromA9
models can be a hard and sometimes
painful! process. she said Startmg the
selection as late as December,
Gershenson 1s forced to make her
decisions in tame to meet the Jan. I
deadline.
"What 1s reall y hard about picking
models 1s that I someumes have to
tum them down," she said. It is really
hard fo r some guys to take rc1ect1on
because of the way they look ... And
they arc going to look that way for the
rest of their hves."
She also believes that featurin1
males in the calendar has given her
some new insight on how to better
understand men. Calling 11 a ··mint·
psychology lesson." Gershenson said
•
~·
*
,
the calendar often creates large egos.
· "When I get some of these juys to
pose for me, it make$ them feel real
§ood about \Item selves, .. she said.
There 1sa lot morethanjust muscles
and good looks to some. But SQSnC·
times, they can really get stuck on
themselves. I won't put up with that."
Craig Runnalls, a 23-year-old econ-
omics major and co-captain of the
vansty rowing team. is featured on.
this _year's calendar. Recommended
to Gcrshensoll by another model.
RunnaJIS" was quickly chosen for the
cover page. However. he 5a)S the
honor did not go to his head.
.. I got a lot ot teasing from my
fneitds about 11." said the Ncwp0n
SWEET EASY
iC . •
Beach resident. .. I was really pleased
to be 1n the calendar, but I didn't get
stuck on m)self. K.Jm is "right when
she sa)s we are JUSt bQm this wa)
How can you be conceited abou1
something ~ou had nothing to do
wnh."
While Gershenson sees a potcn1'1al
for some of her models to turn
protess1onal. many of them make the
venture fun . In return for modeling.
everyone in the calendar recei ves a
free hair cut and pictures to add to htS
ponfol.Jo.
Ger henson gets Tittle financial
beneflls from producmg the calendar
h 1s the financial end ofproducm& the
calendar. including developing and
• ••
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A·nnual Blow-Out
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MOUSE FEATHER'S
January 13
January 21
•LION DOLLAR BABY <llGAllCAll Y GROWN
.
319 Newport Center DriYe
Fashion Island, New 760-1«>0
,
pubhc1!). that takes up most ofr he r
tame She has set up aut0V,3Ph•
signing panics and ··w1n-a..<fate ·con-
tests to help baule the $3,500 pnnung
cost. which comes out of her own
pocket
.. I am not really look.mg to get
anythtng out of this because I kno..-
that there 1s not very much mone) to
be made," she said "It has o pened up
some doors .for me. with people
asking me 10 takt pictures for them
and put hlgether calendars
.. Actual!>, I am JUSt m n for the
friendship I enJO) helping people out
b) talung their p1<:1ure. making them
feel real good about them~hes"
"During the summer months J
spend most of my ti me escorting
selected youth on world-travel
trips," said Canning.
"'It gives me the opportunity
and satisfaction to do for others.··
he added.
The corporation officials be·
lieve that hononng the youth of
today for their accomplishment\
gives them needed reassurance
Jfyou would hke more infor-
mation on the youth award. call
Jim Lynskex~t 213-587-5 100.
,
Shannon Keehan'• winnlnl
bookmark deatcn.
FAMOUS FACES HB ARTIST'S CANVAS •••
FromA9
themselves and Just-feeling good "
h ench said she focuses on teaching
women how t<t become their own
makeup an1st. and how 10 select
products that work for them he
uik~ into cons1dcrat1on hfcst)IC. the
1maae to be pro1cctcd facial bone
structure, and skin type.
She charges $7S for a consultauon
that tn~ludes a detailed 1ndiv1d-
ualucd workboo~
"I cover all the learning senses."
he said "They watch me apply the
makeup. I explain as I go along and
they read about II to the workbook
··This 1s geared to the 1ndl\ 1dual I
do rcqu1(e a follO\\·Up, that 1s hke fin e
tuning. If the) don't follow up that
frustrates me. I can onl) do as much
as peopl e let me "
French also sells a hne of cosmelll
she has carefully selected Her back-
ground in work1na with most of the
major co$met1c companies has a1\C n
her an undentandma of the product
tnf,red1ents and formulas.
'They ate all aood basic skin cart
producs at less than over-the-counter
pnccs:· she said "Once )OU hav e
been tr.uned to put on the makeup.
PatrtclallowUWMlaM•lt1ll ........ .............. a.......,..11l••·····-
)OU don't ha"~ to look at 1t tr1( rcS1 of
the da) ··
French alro works wnh several
Orange Count) plastic surgeons 1n
teachi.ng post cosmeuc surgery pa-
tients how to apply makeup to their
new look
And hke any other an1st. 11 1s hard
for French not to look at people and
silently create a new·1mage
"When I rncct someone 11 take-s me
about IS seconds to make them over
in my mind. Then I'm saosficct-and
can forget about 1t," French said
smiling.
\VINTERl'ESTATTBNDANCE PUSHED •••
Pn.AI
anrtc1ed 1 ww ~Ion. Wb1le
populanty of the aummer ffttavals
~ adl year, anendanet for Wan-
lerfttt quickly bttame ovtr-
llaidOMd. A«ofda .. IO Rowan, the
.. potenlill hu .... )'I ... tlNtt, but
__ ....., ...... --
Superintendent
is entitled to say
'I told you so'
John Nicoll has good reason to· feel a little proud ol
himself
Nicoll, supcnntendl•nt ol the ev.port-\.k\.l Unified
School D1stnct, has not alwa>s cnJO)ed th"c com ton ofsa)'ing.
··1 told you so" His tenure at the d1stnc1 hu\ been rocked" 1th
controvcrs) and a stead> do\C of grumbling over the woes of
education and the state of local ~hools.
For an stance. when Nicoll decided to switch assignment~
bet.,..cen tv.o po_t?ular high school nnc1 als. man parent
teacflers and" stuaents wanted to ang 1s 'iCa p rom 1hc llKige -
polc, 1f there were such a thing 1n Newport &-ach or ( osta
Mesa
The pnnc1pal swap 'MlW a letter-wntang campaign thtll
ovcrset the leners-lo-thc-edttor columns of local paper\.
Thett were several storm) school board ~\1on'i nn<l
arguments on thl' strl'ets and during coffee brea~\. <itu'd..-nts
C\.Cn staged a protest
fhc furor of the pnnopal swap has faded c'\1,1:.pt \\1th
SC\ era I pcopk who harbor poht1rnl asp1rat1ons and those" ho
like to chl·nsh their grudges But its o,utcesi. 1s not the rea,on
for the saustarnon u;oll should be enJO) 1ng
Nev.pon-'Vie~ '>lhool offiuals found themsehes in a
unique s1tuat1on tht\ wee~ The) arc beginning to takl' a look
at reopening an ekmcntar: ~hool That's nght rcoprn 3
school
The poss1b1ht) 1s rare becau~ man) d1stncts arl' sllll
wrestling ~1th dechnang enrollments and the alwa}s
unpopular dcc1\1on to close schools
But that's not the i.1tuat1on in Ncwpon Beach and ( osta
"vicsa D1stnct proJell1ons released this week sho"' that thl·
children ol a lex al m1n1-bab> boom \everal )cars backarc1mt
about school age
. School tru.,tces were told thl' d1stnn's ckmentan
schools will be at l<lpacll) in the not-too-d1stan1 fuJur\.' The
most 1mmcd1atl' <.:on<.:crn 1i. the fstanc1a attendance wnc
whu.:h includes four clcmcntar) st·hools -( allforn1.1
Pomona. Wh1tt1cr and Wilson This area. according to th'-·
report. will go uv..-r classroom capacit> this }Car
·1 rust.ecs ha"e se .. cral opt1oni. The~ can go the portable
classroom route. cono;,ohdate Fstancia High ~chool to 1ndudc
7th through 12th gradco, ..ind shah students Y.ho ''' l' south ul
l 9th trcet to the Newport Harbor attendant'C" an.·a. or the)
could reopen a ~chool .
Reopening a hool iS J SY.Cl'! option and thl' tru,tcc'
ha\e that opuon l:x.'Cause '•<.:oll '"'on h" batik to rl·t:un
ownership of ~chools the d1str1ll had to close \CH'ral \Cars
ago .\l that time the ac11on "'J'> \.nt1u1l'd Pl·ork ''hn
thought the ~hoob should bt· sold to bolster the dl\tn'"t''
saggmg budgt:t roantcd w otha dtstmt\ that sold their d<>'l'd
school But 'i11.:oll and his allies -ierc 'uccl.'sc;ful. urn\ inung.
truc;tees that tlte dlSlm 1 ~hould hang onto the ~ hooli.
£\CO those who argued against that deci'\1on H'<1ro;, .1lto
v. ill no" ha\ c 10 admit that 'irnll haJ h1\ l'\C on thl· luturl·
and lingt"r o n tht> puls.t:" of ,1 trl.'nll th~t hl· ''J~ ~urc ''uulJ
1c' crse llst·ll
If Nicoll" not "'c-anng .1 smug gnn th1' V.l'l'k, hl' 'huuld
be. He ha\ c:arncd thl' nght.
Op1n1ona eapresMd In ltllS apac4t are those 01 ttlt" Deily P1101 Other
v1ewa expreasea on this page ar" those of 1he1r authors and artulls Readers commentt are 1nv1ted and may b4! sent to The Daily P1to1 PO 8011 1560
Cos1a M~• 92626
OTHER V 01CES
Agenda for 1989
The ~tart ut a nc" )car 1\ an appropnatl' !Intl' tn ~·1 .111
agcnd:a of Mues for I C.J~9 ... I he~ arl' topic\ so larp.c: and muh1-
taccted that a mountain ol Y.cll-intl·ntmnl·<l l'dttunal\ 1.:hud .. -
tull of Jd\ llC: could nut come do\t' to \oh ing thl" prollk1m
inherent an them
We'll :11m for \punk and 1n~tlthl 1h" ~car 1n t.1dd1ng
uRO\\ T II \\-e'll \tUd~ ho" dc\t:lopmcnt o t lit l-.11Hh
should be controlled 1n v.a}~ that ~ccp our arcJ\ l'wnom)"
'Ital and hou\1na stod; ··aflordablc · v.hatc.-vcr th.H '' thl"\l'
da) \\-c'll follow the local l'le\.t1on campaign' th>ll \\111 tx
tied w do~I> to the 1s\uc DRUCI ~BU~t l raflickang in crac:k. thl' u~.11ni·
dcm·alivc, l\a~ turnc<f wholc inner-c111ci; into \\.ar 1onl'' h.1\
put a whole generation 31 ni;k V1olcnct' gOC\ hanu m·gh>H'
wuh the bu'9nes -machine guns arl· c:ommonplJ<:e no" ~o
are almost-random dn"c·h) shooting\ tu:d to g.'lng' anti
drug .••• We need to light it ond fa t. through cdul·at1on :rnd
trcatmcn1 TR\\.~PORl \T IO" .lraffic J3m\ 31, h.l'l' n4.'\cr
been seen txlore arl• now 'ommonplacc on hoth Ir«'"•"' un,t
surface lrects. the bu Htcm opcratl'Cl b~ the (\outhern
California Rapid I ran\1t D1\tnc1) .• 1\ 1n admtnl\trat1 ' c
chao . Whale light rail and ubv.O)\ are w1nrwher~ 1n th
luturc •• lher~ 11rc no p;inacca... n oll~ncomp3ssing \tr.He~~
must bC turgcd h) \.OUnlle\ transponau n agcnc1r\ 4. 111c\,
bu inc \and c1t11Cn\ ~1ud)1ng the idea ot nt'" turm ... ul
regional &O\Crnmcnt 1\ 1ntcaral 10 ere 1103 th•~ tratcg~ ..
EDL "no~ 1 here IS no question that ln th!\ l:J\l topl<.'
are the answ~r\ 10 ll problem\ ... \Ur&C in cn1ollmcnt 1s
comina bccau~· of 1mm1gra1ton and a nc" bab} ~lOm. Tight
budget and rnmpellng financial nccch arc for\;1 ng tough
dects1ons. M the colk c lc"cl. al v.c don't build nc" uni\e~111cs. v.e'll turn tens of thou\and\ or qualified \ludcnts
a~a)'. nd at' the -.ccondal) Jc .. cl. 11 we d<_>n't create
fascmauo n with learning. "'c'rc rn danger ol baonun
soc1Cl\ tilled "-Ith ,ond-ratc mandL . • P• •d~u Star· 'ew
COAST.
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Congress can use a raise,
but method is not siricere .
l arhl"rlht"'"'<'k Pn.•\1tknt Rc..1~11
\Uhm11tc:d ht\ linal huJ~l'l to < on·
grc\\ \nd .1u'>I a' 1hn hJ\l' Jont• in
c:arh ol the 111 .. 1 \t\CIJI ·CM\ thl'
htic.ral'> v. hu cunuol thl· t ongrl''>'
1mmcd1Jtcl\ 1>ronuunll'd lhl\
ma\\'h c d~ umcnt ··111l'ln ant.''
01 rnur -.t nonl' of tl1cm took I h,·
llrnl' to n·ad 11 I ha1 'houkl h:l"l'
n•qu1rcd"daH or v.cdr,\ ol \tUd\
Pah.ip' the bc:.,t rcJoin1.kr lJmc
lrt)m T rea,ur. \l·l rl·tarr '11.:holJ~
Brad~ I le pronounced the claim\ of
1m:k,anGe J\ them..ehe\ 1rrcle,an1
~ llllll\ffi\ a\ldc tt I\ Oh\ IOU\ lhJt
thl' rnngrc\'>1on.il budgl t prt><. l'" "
hJdl\ hrolen v. hen thl en11rc C\
l'Cuti' c branl h I\ required tu l \hJu'I
11\l'lt fur mon1h' 10 pr•><lUll' J lfod~lt
ol lhl' l 111tcd ..._t.lle\ onh 111 hJ 11'
"'ork pmdut 1 J1\m1<.wd nut "r h,inJ
h' tht• maJont' 1n < 1JngH'"
I here 1\ 11111:' p.art 111"thl' p1l·,1dc111·,
hudgel, ·hm·'''HI to v. hi\ h llnlt'\t'
°'ll\'J~l'I J llll \.\ · 1thl and U\'IA Jll'
p.t\ mg grl'JI dt:lucn\ t' In tall. \ti
rdl·,ant" ,., thl' buJgl't rn th" 110l' rJrth.ul ar 1hat the congrc.,..,11111<11
)cmou;it' v.ani 11 111 ht·L .. mt la"
aulonl.lll\,1lh -1.!.llh11ut 'l'll ..,.,
much a\ J 'oil' 111 < 1•nttrc''
Ju,I v.h1lh pJrl 111 the t"ludgll 1 ''
lk<.t•n ing ol th" nl.tr r n cr,·nl · '' 11r
gUl'\Snl 11 -till' '" pt.•ru•n1 pa' f.ll'>l
for nwm h1:r' nl ( • 1n~rl'"
l nder •• dl''l"r a11.1ng<: nil nl adopted h\ the ( OTlgn'~\ '11 I \JX ). rJ\
h1kt''> rcromrnlndnl ll\ .1 ton
g11'\\lonal \llll1n\l\\ton Jrid int ludt l
in lhl' hud~l'I .iu111m.111t.1ll\ go 11lll
dkl t unh:.,., ( ungtl'" P·'"c' ;1 H>tnl
rl''ulul1t1n ot d1...irrr11' .11 '"1h111 ' 1
dJ\\
'111 b' .1,Q1J1ng.1 \oil' tx·t""l't'n "''""
Jnd I \'h S1du11ngm1l'tol ''h"h 1111w
( nngrt'" "1111'1 e'l'll ht· m \t'''Hlll l
lh<" \JI.tr t' ol lit~:rJI 1111111011.ur t''
T cJJ\ f..l nnc1h I> .\1 3,, ,tr1d 1111 1
aid \klll'nNurr D ..{ lh1 > "'' 1 ti•
lrom Siii.i '\1)0 111 S '' l)IJI \puk,·r
Jim \\nght I> I' "h'" under
lll\C'\llg;JllOn lor \J number OI \t'rlllll\
ethical .ind kpl l h;ir~t'' v.111 gl't .111
add1t111n;.il St>0.(10() un top 1)f 1h1·
S 115.000 he\ Jlr~.1,h m.1k1n~
:-.io'o' 11 ·\ one thtntt 111 r.tl\t' '11ur
o"'n J'J' But 1t'\ quite anothl'I 10 Ju
'" dl\hum'\ll~. throutth the had1
doo1 "'iJJl~. thl' l'llllre purp11<,t• 11t 1lm
Rulx' (Joldbcfl-melhJnl\111 ~·1 up ll\
the l onv.rc"'> • thl' 'o lalkd "t)uild
rt•n111al < omm1~\ton on l \C,llll \l'
l c~"latt\e .mil JuJ1c11l ...,.1l.H1c' · -
I\ to f)l'rm11 ml·mber' ol t on fl'" tu
J\Vlll anountab1ll1' to thl' 'l tcr
1 he Jrro~m:<" nl th!\ ~ hellll' 1u
arrantl' p.1) hike' '-'lltll'ut a ll.'C\•flkt.l
\Ole l\ C' 1d\.'nl in tht unat•,,,lll'd ""ll\
1n "'h1d1 thl' htll:r.1l ll•.1J(r,h111111 lhl
Hm.1w ,pt·a~ uix·111\ .1hciJJt their plan'
to prt'\ l'nt .1 rt·,11h1t1l••H>I ,h..apprt\\ al
lrom l'\(•11 \l•m111 111 thl' 1l11t'1 ll! till'
Hou\.l'
r >n lhl' 'l'f' lh,1d,I\111 1h1' 'C:''''""
• tlll'I l1m \\r1gh1 11111\he<l h1~ ~·c.1.h
.1hout"e1h11 '·· .wd "h1p.1111,.in,h1p
lhl' I\ lhl' rlan hi." h.11, hHI "'11111 11 lhl
'IJ·dJ' ix·rn~I lht \l'll.Jh' "'II \utc hi
d1-.appro' t thl' p,1, rJ. \\'' I ht·n tu''
aOcr thl' 1tJ d.I\ dcadline. 1 hl' I I• •u\e
"ill al'" \•II( II\ d•~•PJ'l ll\ .rt Bui
Ol"-JU\l' lhl' \ 111\' \\Ill""' l.tr1h II ''"n't
u1un1
\ou 11d I ,11111I1.11 J h.1 I ' l'\ ,I\ I J\
,1h.1t \\nllhl did 111 1 1:-.~ "hen hl·
dl'11hcratt•I \ "·"''°" u111il 111,· 11 ,1 d,,,
h<'lt11c Pl'fl111llinf u '01e un the 1ben
1~·rtd 1 ng It• 1~·11 l n t 1. lln~rt'"1on.1 I pa'
1111\1' \\ J fl''>Ult \\ rtght .ind llhl'I
hht.·r.11' \•l'nt h11m e 111 thl'll l "''
IU\'111\ and tuld 111,·111 th1'' t1 '' ll'ti
.lll:llll\[ llll' J'.'I\ r.11'• IUI 'l f,1 I
the' h)Q lhl' mune' 11d ran
R('putlh\.1n k ,,f..111011 10 prc\t'rl
1h1' a"u~ ha' ht-en lw.Hll<'d up h' I 11•
r r:-..:e11l ;.ind Ju11 \\ n~h• tor 11\\'I "'
\l';ir' I he ha ll rntroduc nt "' l<cp
'r11n1 J ,1Uk\' I{ fl)\\,\ \\l)Uld l\'ll Ulfl
flll"nlhl'" ol ( \>nffl'"'\ h \,l,I ,1
rclor<le\t \Oil' on Jll p.1, mi''' It
Y.ould .11'>(1 p1uh1tl1t lhl m I rum nll'\·
111p: a pJ~ r:i1"' an 1lw ~tnlC' kg1,latw11
\\ llh lllhl'f polttll JI l\\UC\
Ju\t J\ 1mportan11\ 1ht• J.k-
put"lht an kg1\lal1011 \\llUll1 prl"' \'OI
1:0ng.i C\\ ll)ll~ll J)J \ IOl Ir .1 \l'' I flllll
t<1k111g dkl 1 unul Jtlt'r the lll''l
llou'l' l'kllton jl\J thl' )\Ml 111 ,, Ill'\\
C nngrl''>' < >nc ,11 thl· -prin 1pal :irgu·
nll'lll\ ot lho\l' 1n la,01 111 lhc pa~
f1ll\l' I\ thJt ""tlhnut II thl• ( on~I\'.\)
\\-11n't attrau the mo't h1ghl\ quitlt
fil·d pcopk But the· I 0 ht C ,,ng1C'"
ha' ah Nd' bl·t.•n -. .... orn in -'o a J)J'
IJl'l' th,1t t,lkl'\ l'fll"\ I IOll1W\h,111'h
Ull h.l'C IHI lll1l>tll ton the ~C.llllP<•
\lltl)O ul II\ nll'll10l'l\h1p ln\ICllll I\
~" c' a\ J "•ndltlll lur mcml:ic" v. ho
thought tl\n "crc r11nn1n11 tor .1 J•1h
th.ti p.1) \ ~ I) \l)(I
fill' t ·nmm1or;\1on s re.tin\nwn-
0:11111n' "h1ch rl'11cl1he.1'11\ 110 1h1'
1\a.,..cJ arguml'nt \\Cfc 111,ollll'tHd
rn other rl'\~ l\ a' "'ell I hc p nl'l -
cha1n:d b' J1mm' t ·ar1c:1 ·, \\ h11c
I lou\(.' ~ouno,tl -\141\cd thal due h>
1nlla1wn cnnttrc'"onal ,,,Luu•,
"'haH' d1'\ ltnrd 111 l UO\l<tlll doll,11 ... h•
,tpp!O\llll;tll'h fl'· 0 Jlt'IU'nl OI lhl If
.,.,1,1m•, 1n 11.1t)Q •
Inf, ct. ho\\C\!:r. lhl· cht11\C ot I 1t1if
II\ lhl' !1d'4.' \('df "ii~ lk'\lgO<'d 141 '> \ '"°
thl' l('\1111 l h:it war ·" 1t h!i1'1)('n' "Ii' lht• h1gh-v. alt 1 m:ir" tor on·
(trt• \ton.ii ... 11:1nc' rn 1h1o; l'-'nlun,
adJu'>lrng tor intla1111n 1 h.1t'., ht·dtu'><'
in l '1ti9, < ungrt'\'> h.ut JU'll ttU'I\ t'd a
.to Cl(rl'ent t>cx>'t in \alar. r hl' "'allol'lal I .1' PJ\ l'I ' l n111n hJ' porntt•d uut 1h.11 ...., hl·n 1 n ll.1 I ll•n I'
1a .. c11 tnhi .1ttl'Unt, thc a't'r.•rt·
, ongr\'\\l• •n.11 p;i~ tor lht' Jll'rni.1
11)()0. ( '1~ ~ "·I' s tdOO r hu\ Ill\' ~ urrcnl kH·I ol SXQ 00 1'> lull\ I ..
J"'rn•nt ah(n c tht• hl\IC'rtl"al tntl.1tt0n
ad1u~tcJ nl)f rn
l u1nom"1 .\rthur l al1c:r hh' a•I-
' .rnC't"\I an cnhghtl'flc.'d rn~po'31 th.i•
m:i' !.Ohl' thl' "hok problem f11l'fll 1'.:a~ I •r ( nngrc'" II tht l llngr~'>
tialanu:' th\ h111ltl't '-'llhout 01 I:\\
Ill\ ft'J')('. "1 , "' 1uld lx'•rud t ca t
mcmhc.·r I 0 honu' 1 I ht'
tll\P l\l'f\ I I\' C0 11llll1' amt lit\
<c w•tr "'l; ll .i ht· a lot b\~11c1 nit
Chr1' <~o, I\ tht' coa~rf' mao for
tbt' IOtb Con(rt'(~1ooal °'"""'
Proposed 50 percent pay
raise a study in arrogance
STEVE
MARBLE
chrh.lrcn rcalh tor thc-"wlJ ~·me ol
tll\'lfl Oil\' th(' \(Of"\ !oanlC fl\ >pit' v. lw
Urn •h1 \mi:ru.:an h1\l•)f\. htcrnture
ant Ml 'th to lhO'>(' on rt':'l'\nlC'n no"
''" thC' hrtn~ nl a ~I f)Cfll'nt ra1~
I lo.,.. ahout our poh~t· lllfH'. th1•
pcopk "l' put our tru,11n \\ht•n thin '
ta"c an \I\ 1u1 n thc jX"\1pk "C' cuun1
on\\ hen \l>ltl\' tx110 puha knife to tht•
throa1 c>I a' le rl 111hc ltx.·al ·l le' l'n
the fl''Ol'k "l' maucr-ol·la 1h fiaur<'
"'" 11<,l their h'C'' "h~·n ~nm( poor
\41ul hold' up 1n a hou~· \\llh :i high·
JlO"crcJ rifle :anJ lcrwrm.·~ a ne11h ·
bortioo<l i r' fl\ f\tnl in ="t~ f\'lrt De l h < )r
t. Jl('u.cnt m ltuntin ton Re 1.:h 'ou
~l lh pK'IUf
pcr~cnt ra1
L R~
Sea walls not
best way to
pr9tect beach
r o the.> r:J110r
I think that man) Laguna bu)1-
ncs\mcn, e ll) council persons and
pcrhap., otht'r cit) officials ma) tend
to O\t'rlook the fi t that Laguna's
sand'\ beaches arc both a pncel~satid
an endangered re .. ource
Sand) btaches pro' 1de attractl\:e
.in:.i~ n.•q uinng hllll' care. v.hu:h are
u'>dul tor a v.1dc 'wancty of general
rt'it and recreational a~u .. 1t1cs
tk.Khl") . P!"O' 1dc: e:ttens1ve pla)-
&round) for-\Oungl'h1ldren pmc and
'urling areasfor older )OUths (thus
lecpinJ them off the strttlS) and
..illra1.;ll\.C ~un bathing areas for
iidult 1'tso. mt"h ~
con~1dcrabk i:ommc.-re1al "alue be-
' .. 1u~ thl·\ attract out-of-town HS·
11or) the>· require little maintenanl.c
und the> help protect ad1accnt bluff\
trom v.a\C cro)1on
\ Jnfonunatcl)'. during the l~t fev.
decadc'I our be3chcs have ~ome
"8111ficantl) namw.er bc~ausc ot
gradu.il and often unnouced sand
IO':l)C) Funhcrmorc there are 5e\ er.ti
good rc:asons tor behcv1ng that man's
Jd1ons and natural occurrences will
;l~lC'krate our beach sand lossc
t1unng future )Cars
Ek\. u..c C\I thl" sand-fo\scs alread'
r.\prnenlcd a number of beach front
propcn ov. ncrs no~ v.ant to con-
'>lr u t ncv. ~a \I.alls 10 protC<'I their
blurh lrom wa'e aua l Ho"'c'cr
m:in~ (Jll'rhap mo tlofthl" rdat1\.CI)
tcv. blutl lailures 1hat ha'c Ol\.urrcd
h;H c lx"tn due 10 O\ erwatl'n ng
.ind or improper Jr;unage -no1 10
l\'\l'nt "'a\c cro ion. Fttnhermort
I l\lll'>l c\pcn' tell us) the placement ot
'1•'3\\all' along our bluffs w11l 1ncreasc
the r;nc t'I rwnd loo;~ in the future
thu\ lunhcr m1rrow1ng out sand\
l"l(.';ll h(''I
I or l'\ampk (in a rcpon preparro
1111 thl' ( at\ of Del Mar) coast:il
cnttnl"l'I R~1n Noble tatcd that
during 'IC' erc-storm . \ht natural
"a't' Clll\tlin Ol'Currtng 1n fron1 ,lf :1
lllfl\'f<'lt" "4.'0watl \\.tll cau!>C 1-5 lcet ot
\\'rtll31 l'fO'>IOn ol the \.lnd Thr)
\\.C\Uld reduct· the v.1dth ofthc hcach
h' "\I} '0 ll"l"t or more.
• Mo\I C\pcns on coasU\I erosion
haH' lOnd udcd that v.h1le sca"alh
ma~ pro' 1dc !.Orne protection to thl
lower blulh, '\U1.:h "311'> .... ,11 ctu II\
dam.1 e th<' hcach'--.. h~ a1.:cclcrat1ng
cru"un f onun:uch. there arc other
altcmal1\C\ 'Ulh ·as ..and rcpkn·
1,hnwnt "hllh "11lpwtect hoth lhe
b<.'<1 he' and lhl bluff\
C 11 olliu.tl' should be: u111..·d tl1
\C.'riou\h \l1"\1dtr u4.h altcm311\.ts
• F. v F. l ' ~ (, "' ~ .v .. l.attun• Beach
TODAY IN HISTORY
I oda\ " Thur..Oa\ Jan l 2. 1h1..·
I ~1t1 du' of I~"" Thl·re are '53 da'' fl'fl 10 tlil• \\'jf
l t,Ja, ·~ H•fhh~ht 1n H1ston
On Jan I. "~ ~ dunng \\Mid
\\ar II. C1rrm. n forte\ 1n Belgium
rl·trca1cJ in lhl' Banlc ot the Bulgc
< >n lhl\ dale
In 1 '"-1 th<' li"1 ruNrt' mut;eum in
.\mt•ri a ""·'' ntal:lltsht'd 1n
< ltark,lon \ \
In JQt 1h tlOu'>t' •'' Rq)rt"'-'nta·
11\e' rl"Jl'l:IC'd a propo•'Mll 10 gl\(
omrn the rip.hi 10 'ult'
In lt1'\1, Mr' lblltl' " (' :llav.a' he. amc: lht' fil'I v.oman dl'l. tcd 11.1 tht•
\(·n II\'
In l"J~ .. iu\fall from I \ Ta\k
~or.e ' -.:ink ahoul .it Japane~·
\hip' ot) lndlxh1n;s
In I W,b. P~u.knt L' nJun 8
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A12 DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, January 12. 1989 ENTERTAIN
StFauss Orchestra too serious
By MICHAEL RYDZVNSKI often was lacking. .......... ~ .. -·•:• . . ODC usually encounter& -c -No one was dan~ina in the a1sl.es •. pecially in· pops concerts -areat
but the Orange County Performmg libenies taken with the fun that's
Arts C~nt~r sellout (?f 2,902 pa.irons normally inherent in many Strau
enthusiastically received the Vienna scores: overly tremendous stretchma
Johann Strauss Orchestra ~nd con-of ritardand1. use, of real whips for
ductor Alfred Esch we on their county slapsticks or cannons for popguns.
debut Monday evening. 1tnd so on. But Eschwc had the
Presented by the Orange CQunt) orchestra give too straightforward an
Philharmonic Society. the Strauss account of most of the 17 selections
Orchestra offered (what else?) an all-(mcludlng three encores) 11 played.
Strauss program of mostly waltzes Thus.. slightly long yet dramauc
and polkas. pauses \\ere elided in the O\enure to
Eschwc. who mo~ than bears a "Die Fledermaus." All the fun \\ent
passing resemblance to Johann out of the quadnllc "Kuenstler"
Strauss II, "The Waltz King" himself. ("An1st"), Op. 201, a normally Wiii)
led the chamber orchestra of 40 in the pasusche of borro\\ed tunes -such
type of concen its namesake played as the "Wedding March" from Fel1>.
almost 140 years aao. While the Mendelssohn's "A Midsummer
proara(nminJ may ha~e been similar Night's Dream" and the opening of
...and..the..pla)'Jnl tcchmcaUy f~Mezart' lphony-No. 40-m 6
the spint of tne •performance" ton Minor (among many other snippe1s)
t. •
·AZOC reception tonight
An OJ)fning reception for anists Contemporary. 3443 Via Lido. New-
Bijan Bahar. Jim Memtt. Steve .• port Beach.
Lustia, Ruth Jameson, Tom Licari
and G~ Tate will be held from 7 to The public 1s invited. adm1ss1on 1s
10 tonight at tht' Art Zone of the free and a Jazz band will perform
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-that was played with utter serious-
ness instead. And not even Johann
and Jos.ef Strauss' JOtnt "Pizzicato
Polka" was treated . lightly. wtth
tempo rubato (a unstrict keeping of
time) v1rtuall)' absent.
Of course. not every Strauss tune 1s
ripe for "fun," most notably and
famously "An der Schoenen Blauen
Donau'' ("On the &autiful Blue
Danube"), Op. 314. In this
pleasant I y-bu t-not-ou ts ta od 1 ngl y
perf ormcd work, Eschwe took more
repeats than one normally encounters
in a live performance of 1t, ye t it was
far from being complete. ,
Sttll. there were some shenanigans
that were properly under control.
Josef Strauss' "Buchstaben" ("T~po
graph1cal Characters .. ) polka had
some of the performers occasionally
reate t~~lld
end w11h A ag;un The same com-
poser's frenet1call) paced "Plap-,
pcrmaeulchen" polka "a!I C\cll mor('
dehc1ously realized, wtth a ratchet
obbhpto. the two lead second-vi-
olinists arauina several times and the
oboist havin& the final say by stand-
ing up to play her note and bow.
The encores were amona the most
enjoyably rendered. The polka "No
Problems" had the orchestra "Ha-
ha"ing; and even Eschwc (finally) JOI
into the spmt of things by pulhn&
down on an 1ma1.mary cord for the
timpanist to play his booming one-
note solo. Johann l's •• 1gh" plop
indeed had the beleaguered players
"strugghng" to keep pace with this
wh1rlw10d of a piece. g1' e out a \.'cry
tired s1fb near the end. And the same
Strauss most famous \\Ork. "The
Redetzky March:' saw the orchestra
play most of Jt wuhoutthe conductor,
who walked"IW1Y9fitt-stan1~
and came back on for the final refrain.
TV t o c~roni cle Oliver Nor t h saga
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Production will begin this week on CBS'
mmiscnes "Guts & Glory: The Rise and Fall otOliver North •·
Dav1d Keith will star as Lt. Col. North. with Barn;trd Hughes pla> mg... Cleo Laine playe a witch who chant ea from ugly to beau tiful
In .. Into the Wooda." CIA Director William Casey, Peter ilo_yle as National Sccunt) Council
Adviser John Poindexter ilnd Paul Dooley as NS(' Adviser Robert
~c;~~aa~t Newcomer Amy Stock-Poynton will be featured a secrctaf) Cleo Lai· n" e 11· kes
The four-hour special. whose broadcast date wasn't announced. 1'.i
based on the book by newspaper reporter Ben Bradlee Jr ~~lt~w~1ll be~fi~1lm~ed~in~Lo~s A~ng~ele~s a~nd~W~ash~1n~gto~n.~o.c~· ~~=, to sing Son db eim
j 'Into~heWoods'
1 arr ives March 7
I LO .\NGELES (AP)-Gramm)-
wmning singer Cleo Laine admires
tephen Sondheim's mus1c so much
she recorded an album of it -and
then was asked to star m the national
tour of his latest musical
"I've always hked his music and 11's
always a challenge," the Bnt1sh s1 nger
said by tckphone from a home she
and her husband maintain in
Sonoma. Calif. where she spent the
hollda)'S.
"Most of the things Sondheim has
created could be considered clarncal
theater no\\ I think 1t 1s almo~t the
equivalent of hakcspearc m the
19&os.··
"Into the Wood .. starring La ine
and Charlotte Rae. will run through
March 5 at the Ahmanson Theater ol
I the Los Angeles Music Center II \\Ill
then tour to the Orange ( ount)'
Performina Ans Center (March 7· 11)
and to Denver
An exploration of what happcn'i to
certain fairy-tale characte~ after Jiv.
mg "happily ever after." 1he musical
won 1988 Tony Awards fo r
Sondheim for best score and James
Lapine best book of a mwsical.
The pivotal ctuuacter of the w1tch
attracted Laine "It's an interesting
acttng role ... she said. explain1na that
1n the fi~t act "I'm very ugly w11h a
hume and a lo ng nose and scraggJy
hair.· In Act Two. she becomes
beautiful. "but eve!') now and again
you bnng lhe ugl y witch.back mto 1t."
Lame. who won a 1987 Grammy
for best female Jazz vocal for "Cleo at
Carnegie: The 10th Anniversary Con-
cen :· had previously starred in a
production of Sondheim's, "A Little
N1gh1 Music." Her stage credits alw
include a JQ86 Ton) Award-nomi-
nated role in the.-llllWcal "The
M)'Stcf) of Edwin Drood ..
Her album. "Cleo 1ngs
Sondheim.'' on ~CA. features one
song from "Into the Woods," the
ke ynote piece "No One Is Alone .. It
was recorded before she kne" she
\lt.Ould be playing the witch In the
show. the \Ong 1s sung b) Cinderella
after her pnntt has disappeared
C'urrentty the singer. noted for her
w1de ranae of musicaJ and lhcalnc.aJ
interests. 1s recording an. album
1en1at1HI) tilled "\\oman to
Woman," a collcc11on of songs com-
posed exclus1vel) b)' female sona·
wnters.
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C(d)M
defense
tops Uni
Corona del Mar
suffocates Trojans
inopene!, 46-31
By PAT LARKIN
Olllp ..... C:.r t•tA•t lll
DcfenS( has alv..a)'s been \ynon>·
mous with Corpna del Mai High
basketball and Wednesday n1ghf s
show did nothing to d1spell the
notton.
The Sea Kmgs rode their dtfcn~ to
t c CtrD1 1s1on'VTT00 n t1ftelin
CdM's fi ve-man "erslOn pro" rd near-
ly as tough as the) whipped Un1'er-
s1ty 46-31 1n the Sea View League
6pencr for both school'i.
The v1s1ting Sea Kings used a
swarming man-to-man dcfcnSt" to
stuff the TroJans h1ghl}-loutcd 1ns1de
game, holding 6-foot-9 fo rward
· Stefan Mumav. 10 JU~t seven free
throws and 6-foot-6 center Pat Ferrell
scoreless. Corona's collapsing trap
frustrated the Trojans all n1gfit forc-
ing Un1 vers1t) into turnovers and bad
shots
"'We hang our hats around hert on
tough man-to-man defense." Corona
del Mar Coach Paul Oms said. "We
did an pretty good JOb of shutting
down tht lf 1ns1de game."
Prcu r good,,
Om s Sea Kings. now 11-4 o"erall.
held Untvers1t) scoreless for the fir$l
4:37 of the game. ga ve up a three-
point play and then held University.
5-10. scoreless for the rest of the
penod. At one point Corona denied
the TrOJans four straight times undtr·
neath the basl et after l icking the ball
outside for their fi fth attem pt, but a
la yup was blown off a nice backdoor
pass from Junior Ohver
"We were JUSt ..flat tonight:· Un1-
vers1ty Coach Lee Jackson said
"We've onl y had one good game w1rc-
to-v.1rt this )ear and that'"s v. hen
Corona CRL\.ers1dc Count)) made us look good ..
With the outcome of the contest
(Pleue eee CdM/B2) Saddleback Hl&h'• Craig Marahall (4) eJdea
above on the ecorlng end of a bucket aa
0.-, ........... ., Lee ~JM
Estancia'• Mike Curt.la (20) walta along
with Sean Slm~n (25), Tony Agnew (21).
Elster building
on a foundation
Outlook appears
bright for product
of Marina. GWC
By JON FERGUSON
Of .... 0.-, "94 ....,.
K t\ 1n Elster's result\ in his lir~t
'car w11h tht ev. York Mets v.erc
ml\ed -~me
v.ere i m -
p~ '"e whi le
othc~ shov.cd
1ncons1stcnC)
But one cons-
tant sttms to bt
the coaches'
C'on tin ucd op-
t 1m1sm for the
future of the 24-
)Car-old '>hon -
stop. a lona-
t1 mt r~tderH of
Hun11n1ton Beach who p~ppcd at
Manna H1ah an<J attended Golden
West Collcac before beina drafted h>
the Mets tn 1984
"He had a ~at dcfens1"e )car and
• rrus1rat1f\&Oflens1"e )Car .. ~·d Bud
Harrel~n. the Mets' duaout coa h
v.ho managed Ebtcr during his tin t
ytar of pro ball at C 1 .. 14 A Lntk F£?tls
1nl984 "Hc knows1tw1ll come fk1
IS &ood I \honstop U there IS 1n the
A vote for
R e b els as
favorites
More ·b1g-ttme'
at~etes gtve UNL V
edge over Gauchos
Wt ha\c nov.. pla)cd LV and
UC Sana. Barbara on the road and
1heya~1hctvrofa"ontcs in the 811
Wat Conftttnce.
LoltbyUtoU. LVandby 16to
UCSB Howdc>theycom~rc?I hkc
theRunn1n'Rebel Why.The ha"e
mott,:t.ume athlct~ and att ~11
coecti • •
UCSB 11 wtll coec~ and ha' toad 1thlan, but not as m1ny a L V,
NoW afyc>u aruman. )OU ••II not llllnl IO IM, Mnde ftOM of the ..,. , picked foif the ••final Four ..
till~ IMdt it IMt llr. Slw ,_..fllylM ltcbehon TY Manllly,llflllluddloYiht 18'fl.,rn wen1 ~JIDod am.~ 1hty"""" 1ntr1•1M-.. ·
league. and he v. 111 get better ··
Manager Da\c) Johnson t•alled
1988 a learn in~ cxpenencc for Elster
.. about v.hat 11 takes·· but that "the
best ~ )et to come.
.. t l nov. hc felt he could do a lot
better. but I kit he had a finl· \(•ar Hc
has a kv. ndJU~tments to m:ii..l·. but
I'm sure he'll mal..c them ··
Eli>tcr 'it.trted 122 game' .11 \hon·
stop tor the auonal L <>agul' East
On 1s1on champions. and onh out·
fielder Dam I Strav.bcm plaH·d an
mor<' pmci o'er.all v.nh the \1c1s
than flster'\ 149 In the field. he v.ent
the final b I games v. 1thou1 an error.
making h1 IJ~t miscue on J uh I~
'"l'\C cstabh"lhW mHelf ~u11t a
foundation .. L1~1er said ··""o" I l·an
build on 11 .. '
Most of the construc11on ""111 rnme
a1 the plate, "-here he !lhov.ed flashes
of bnlhanlc around man) dr) spcns.
man~ cluu;h hats around man)' g.imes
"'here he v.u used onl} as a ~nsl\ e
replacement afler ralltna mto -.hon
slumps •
Tt)e tinal numbt"r;s included a !14
batting aH•rage, nine home nm and
37 RBI He had the lov.e\t on-ba~
percentagt p ~l of an) full-time
pla)er. ~ct SI\ pme-v.mning RBI a
tv.o-homcr ou11nc "s the Dodgt'fi.
and a lour·h•t pm<' ··1 toltfhim l reillh f~I he'll hll at
least 30 or o point) h1aher and dm e
in 20 more runs (ne\t S<"awn1:·
B1tL
MliLLIGAN
COLLEGE BASKETBAU
0 .
tah tate ,,.on at evo \tc\lcO
Stale last \unda) andc-"en thouah thr
team art romparablc. I did no1 feel
th11 tahStatrcould ,,.,n 11 u
C rucn.
t thcbcainn1n1oftheKason, -~
all thought that Utih tate's Dan Con•'I)' V.a one of the fi, c ~t
pla)t,.,1n thc conrcrcnccand ht 1
•~taina ~'en points per pme1 0
Ron dam "'h1\lh1rd.)Tara\
htad roach ac F r~no State. •on one
roed pmedunna h11 fine two 'tan.
and thiJwa'°n ht ha~alrndy p.ckcd
up•1nsa1 lJtahStateandSanJOtC
talt.
H11job1\on tM hnund npt now,
1tloobas1rt~1 ui'"'''' Ronin rtalty ftt<'f ") end I hopt 9't het
IK'ttSS ttu »'•'. , 0
John Sated 11 ('al SUlte Fullmon" c1otrwa n~ job as 1nwnm C'Cllld\, b.t
•• thtt mommt. n ~ 1111ot
(Pl .... llULLIGAll/MJ •
Tbe future appean bright for Meta' ebomtop Kevin Elater.
formerly of Marina Hlgb and Golden West College.
Johnwn said "'It's a karn1n11 l'\·
pcntnct. and he'\ getting u\l'd 10
different p1tche~ and d1fferl'nt mike
zone and he pla)ed \Cr} v.ell ..
Thr four-hit outing ag.un!lt the
Bra\CS came v..11 hm a tv.o-v.eek
stretch when he hn 412 with s1\ RBI
dunng late l\pnl and earl) May He
""-'S h1tt1ng 146 up tt1 that bmge. had
Qnl) the tms m the.-36 at-bat'i wh1lh
follov.cd. but then v.cnt 5 for I (I and
one v.ctk later .\ IC" dau alter that
he drO\e an l I th-1nn1ng homl'r to
beat the Dodger\ "He had an up-and-do"n }ear ..
1d 8111 Rob1n~on the Mets' battin1
and first oosecoach "One thing that 1
admire about him 1s 11 ne\Cf ha~
Barons
get past
Edison
Corcoran paces
Fountain Valley
to 7~-67 triumph
BJ RICHARD D ........ e. I 0 '
Com1na in. &ti<' b1ll1n1 of \tren1th
and htiaf'lt v.cnt to Edi n HtJh v.h1lc
tottd and qu1dnn wa$ f ountain
V1Ht)'i font. r
It bt<'lme an u~t l1nd of n1aht
for tht Barons.Ju t 1he v.'ly t~r hkt 1t
•1 lht) dam'C'd 10 tht beat or l:d1ton °" lht ('Iha.rem' bltkt'lt.11 noor.
Juneor pard l>mick llft:otan
f0un111n V11~·s ~l t. 160-pound blitm of a lhocMcf, lcd a w,.r 10 optn
ahe pp 1n the lhud quancr a the
llniM prtVailed. 7s.67. 1n a Sunttt
l.w 11mt Wed--_y nilttt c:'""omwan 9("0ftd all ofh1s l ,S PQtnl
atlected ht a111tude He ha-. J go,>d
mental approat:h I k 3\.u:pt) v. hen he
goes 0 for 4 and v.t v.10 1he ballgame
Hl' ne' l'r reall~ ttel!I dov. n nn
h1m~ll ··
El!>tcr fashioned 19 mul11ple-h11
game . 10 mult1ple-R8l ,ame\ .ind
his I~ 1ntcn11onal "al~\ \\~re th~·
mo\t lor .! "tauonal I caguc m1ddk
infielder. although he u\uall) hatted
in front ol thc p11cher
"I n<''er reall) v.a., l"ons1~tent ·
El ter \ltd ·1 had a lot ol cluth hll:,
.\bout all I had v.el\ clutch hns I'm
happ) "'Ith the ~tar M~ defense v.a
ll"e~me 1 hat s what I .. anted 10 do ..
(Plea.e see ELSTER/84)
Merli Con:oraa
on J·pc>mlC'rs. in ludina tour 1n 1hc
thud quarttr 1hc Barons 100~ a I~
pomt lead {49-39) v.1th 4 01 left an 1he
penod.
Fountain Vallt \ • muscle camt
from 11ke Merit· who ~ol"N 20
potnt<J and trabbed "Pmt-hijh 1-4
rebound~ 1nclud1n1 ~"M 1n the
founh quancr.
Edison· fron1 hne of 6-9 center Rill
Manineau and fo~oard • tc\c Tho~
(6·4'~) and 81)an Murphy (o·4)
pro"ed en the tnJ1 the)' "l""' no
match for &ht rabb11i of fountain
Valk). v.ho ui>Pfd their ka&ut mark
to 2-0 and u\erall r«ord to l '·2.
Mert1 , a 6-$ Junior forward, and
ccn1n Mike Cook (f>.S) art 11""11
the Beront set. Tht)' rtly heavily "" 11\arp.shoouna auanb COC"COf"tn and
Tom Wta\'tf end the PfCIHtt of
( ......... aA.ltOM/81) •
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1989
Ea lesgive
Sa dleback
scare, 58~55
E"stancia strong,
but loses close one
to top county teal?
By ROGER CARLSON
OflMOel!W ...........
They shot JU'it 17 pc n;ent through
the first half. their 3-poini production
WM"tmn~10nothmrand t~ eH~n onl> once -at 1fie tipoff But in
the end. Estancia High ba ketball
coach Tim O'Brien v..as able to v.al._
off the floor v. 1th a cenain amount or
satisfacuon Wednesda' n1~ht ·
His upset-minded Eagle dropped
their opener in Sea Vu!'" Leag ue
basketball, 58-55. but con~1dwng the
c1rcumstant:-cs. 11 wasn't one of those
nights where you shut loursclf 1n a
lock.e r room and search for ansv.crs.
Desp11e an 1ce<old stan .and a
bac~s-to-the-wa~ effon to the finish.
the Eagles came to v.11h1n a pra)er
shot at tht bullcrofsho" ing the game
1n10 oven.me aaainst Orange Coun-
ty's No I-rated quintrt. 'add It-bad, 's
\ ISlttng Roadrunners.
"The1 JU t 1nt1m1dattd u in the
first hatr.' said O'Bnen .. but v.e "ere
st1ll 1n the aame and had a chantc to
win 1t 1n the la\t 10 SCl·onds It "a a
n1re comeback •·
Estancia. v. h1rh had fallcn behind
b) as man) a 13 in the first hitlf
pulled LO Y.tlbtn 53-51 v. 111\ 55
seconds lch on Tim 1-.Jar's drtH
throuith t~e lane. and to w11han ~5-53
wtth f6 seconds left on A.nd\ 'K'holes'
1ns1de shot on a rebound. .
Sean 1mon's fr~ throv. ga"l'
ddlebacl.. a 56-53 lead v.11h ~4
seconds lefl. but A.ugu ttn Heredia·)
efTon to drav. a foul as he mo' cd
inside v.11h SI\ 'i«onds 1<'11 found him
getting the budtet.. but no loul came
and the Eagle~ "ere dov.n b) a 56-55
count.
To"' Aane.,.,, v.as fouled v.1th tWo
Tim O'Brien
scC'onds ten and made good on bo~h
attempts for the final margin. leaving
the Eagles Just a prayer half-coun shot
b) ~1 1ke Cun1 • which v.ent un-
rewarded as ume c'p1rcd
For ddlcback 1t was a near-miss
and Roadrunners· Coach Pat Quinn
commented, ·• obod) said this 1s
going to be ea)y"
\\!mat made n appcar~S) for some
ume v.as the dcfcnsc of Craig
~arshall, v.ho ht ld the htgh-sconng < un1s to no field goals 10 the first half
and 15 o'erall. as v.cll as the barp-
shoou ng and rebounding of MaJru
Dotun. who led all scorers wtth 28.
"Marshall did a lood JOb on
C un1s." said Quinn. "but 1\ tool a lot
out of him otlcn '"el)'"
h "as a streak) pmc wl\h fatanc1a
unable to ore for the first 7: 17 ofthr
game and ddlcback suffenna a I·
for-lOeffon 1n the th1rdquaner as the
(Pleue eee £AGLU/a21
·Pirates overcome
lapse, win, 56-49
Saddleback def e n e
cause, long lull. b u t
Coa t p ull o ut win
By JON FERGl.SON
OflM~ .... St.,.
Orangt Coa\t College ( 03\.h
Tand) ualhs c..tn"t complain about
being ~-Oand atop 1hl' Orangl· lmp11'\·
( onferencr• men·\ ba\lrtball stand-
ings. but 1fthe P1rat~ are to ''a' there
he l nov.) th<'' cifn't afTord the land N
lap~ the~ had \\ ednesda~ n1gh1 too
often
In a 56-4Q '1t:tof) O'er the \amc
~addlctlacl.. (.allege team v. ht\. h u11<;e1
R1\ crs1dc \aturda\ the P1ra1e-. "'en1
lrom dl1m1na11ng 1hc game v.1th hot
shooting at the )tan 10 a ... ,.point
second-hall defic11. then bacl.. to the
kaJ tor g0<id
.. , rnn't complain about (bemg
~-01:· (11lh~ ~·d "But I thin!.."<' can
pl;n belier \\.e ha'e to pl:i' l'lcttrr
Th(, had. aood d~rt'>'>l\C itlnl' and
v.e got a httk lal\ ~ t n ta!..<' thl· 14 1 n
but v.c didn't p)a, \C~I"\ \\Cll Their
defense made U'> look hJJ ·
Oared; < ranc fint.,hl'd "'11h I ti
point~ to lead Orangc < oa\I , ,_4
O\l'rall v.h1le (hip Hanlun a~kkd I'>
Potnt'> and nme rebound\ 1ndu"11ng ~'en 1n the second hall Dcrel..
Johnson h11 thrtt trt"' '" thl' ""'hall en route to ncumg I "i point\ '-iddk·
hacl . 8· I I 1 -~ v.a' kd t'i' \\ un
Orange Emp~!'::.dl:C.
W L W L
Orenge Coest 2 o 17 •
R111er1•Cle 2 1 11 6
Cvoreu 2 I t 10
Futlt!rron I I 16 •
R~ Sent aoo l 1 11 I
Sedo-.t>Kil. I , I 11
GViMn We,1 0 2 IS 6
WtclNldaV'' Scora 0re"9e Cou1 S6 ~ocsieo.c ... o
R111en10. 17 Renc"8 San1te1><> 71
Cvortu 61 Fullerton 60
SeturdeV's Gemes
0U:')ge (04)1 el RandlO SanllAIOO i:u!i.r1011 et Rlvfl'l•dt
Goioen W•s• e1 S.Cldif'bec ...
All ve~' et 1 )() o.m.
\ ershc-r 14 pomt
.\flcr taling a :?0-lead v.11h I 0 4:?
~ma1ning in the first half OranJC
toast managed JU t c•i hl points m the
ne\t 15 minute to fall behind 14-2
v.11h 16 04 rcma1n1n3 1n the game
1 he Pirate had :?3 tumo"ers 1n the
pm<' and 16 or them came on 25
JX> se s1ons dunng that I 5-mmute 'if\3n .
"\\ t turned the ball O\CT .. :? llmts
1n the first half. then at the tan of the
'>«Ond half "t &O thrtt minute
"1thout a hot G1lh~ said .. They
J1d I good JOb ·•
Th<' hootina of C rane Johnson
anJ Hanlon <ip:arked the P1ra1t 10 the ·
l'arl\ lead as()((' hit nine of Its first
I ' \hOIS
(Pleaee eee OOC/83)
Oilers rally past Marina
62-61 in Sunset opener:
Seahawks cruise, 88-27
Hunllf\&ton Bcal h H11h Coach Ro\ ~11lk1 mu t .ha'e ~n
,,.ondcrmg what el ht\ team could poi.'1bh do alter hold1n1 down {>-
foot-10 Manna ~nter (. herokct Park'> bJt 'till 11ail1ns b\ c1aht 1n the founh quaner
What the Oilers did v.a hana tough and ralh to pull out a 62-61
un~t Lcaauc bo~ ba kctball 'tctOI') o'er the \ 11..ma on Jl'O Lona·s
t1pin at the final buuer Tht 1lcrs 1mpro\Cd to I -J tn lea uc. 0.-9
o"erall. ,,.htlc Manna fell to I-I . .q, ·
Park "as hm1ted to I '4 points. and fi, c rrtKlunJ\ but the bad.rourt
duo or Tuan fu~cn and Franc1 CanTon sco~d 11 and 17 po1nt1 ~u .. c~ a\~ anna hn .:?2 on fidd aoal attempt an tht aame for 79 ~rctnt. indudina ..,,._of l 1 3~po1nt 'ho1 Bo1h au;ard reci t~rci:t 10n
hiahs. au)~n hit fi"t' of i \ J.po1nt attempt \
"We ran a bo\oand-ont and that Pf\'U) mud'1 tool.: Cheml.;cc out of
the pmc. but thctr pcnmctcr platen came th )Nth -1mon and
'au)cn -and hot the li&htsou1;·;.,d Miller. aJd1n11hat 10 t~ lttond
half ht kMw htuquad roukt not afford tot' t.tnd on thcouhick thocMen
and Jl\t' Parks an opponun1ty
Hununaton Stach hit 56 ptrctnt from the Ooor, Jhoou .. "'°"I}
1nsick · and l'l'\J<>.)·cd a 1-W ad' ant•.-on the board 1nducli• 11
ofkMt\.t rtbc>Urid' Lona. who ICortd 21 potnt1. bcncfincd tom.._
·of thott . .,.bbi"I 11 rtbOundt. fiw of 1htm otlcnit'"C· Yft *9'i• .._
Stall. Manna·, lhoOcu" Mart) cvMd tM V1kt1 to HCt°').
Minna led at cech_ too and tMall1 u cilht·pcMM •-.. s.. lartnt of lht .. me. wnh ab<Nt fi~ .. _.. 10 play ........
IU"""'1 YP its ~h11ve ~II·~ Md --to11W '"rllOlllWI ..
I 61).)9 INd Wllh a m1nu~ left ....... hit I ...... ol'ht .....
Jtt'Ondt k'f\,
• 82 Orange Coast DAILY PILOT I Thursd•y. January 12, 1989
CdM •.•
FroaBl
ntver 1n doubt, except for the first fh c
minulrs of the ~ond quarter when
University aot a~ close as two. the
focus turned to how low CdM could
hold Univergaty on the S('()teboard
The &a Kinas raced out to a 11 -0
lead af\er the openina tipoff led by
Stnior 9?01nt-man Mau 1cnn1a.
Cw1crtn1a canned two th ree-pointers,
the first to open the contcil and the
second followed Chris Pliha's turn -
. around from s1~. to g1"e CdM a 8-0
lead. Warren Johnso n followed
Cwiertnia's cue and hit another from
lonf range to pu t Corona up 11-0 with
3:3 lef\ in the fi n t quaner
Erik Gia sen fi nally put the Tro1ans
on the board fj \e seconds later on a
nice play. Glassen went high for a
rebound then drew the fo ul from
Pliha on a turnaround from eight
G lasscn convened the f rtt throw and
Uni trailed by e1gl\t.
But Matt Herrington answered
from 18 on the o ther end to push the
lead back to I 0. Brian Sprau hit a free
throw to give CdM a 14-3 fi rst quarter
lead.
·Johnson led the Sea Kings with 13
points while Herrington added nine
and Cw1ertma had 8. The Tro1ans
were led by Glassen·s 10 and
Mumaw's seven.
.. This first wan 1s a big leg up tor
us," Oms said ... Now we"ve got
Ne pon Harbor Fridil.Y ni~t_and
that's goins to be an all-out war."
foul trom Hemnaton ,.hlle ma~ina a
se-.en-foot runnina Jump hook. fhc
ensuana free throv. cut the lead to
four
Brian Spratt m 1 scd the I•> an on the
other end .md then foul('(! Mum:av.
Mumow htt both ends of a one-and-
one and u looked lite Un1ve~ll)
m1 tht make a game of 11.
The Sea Kinas ansv.ercd however
on a I 3-footer from Hemnaton and
five fr« throv.s to take a W· 13 lead
into hal01me
From there 1t wa all CdM The Sea
K1ni s took their biggest advantage at
41 -23 v.uh JUSt under tv.o minutei.
left. They -would have held the
Trojans under 30 points, but Jason
Ham s' con~ss1on la yin at 1he buuer
prevented that.
* Newport falls short
NewPQrt Harbor High found a 15-
point defi cit in the third quarter too
much of a hill to climb and dropped
1ts Sea View League opener 10 v1s11ang
Tustin, 70-61. Wednesda)' night.
The Sailors. who trailed most of the
wa)'. were down 55-40 in the third
quarter before taging a comeback.
Newport. I I· 5 overall. scorca the
next I 0 points to make 11 55-50. then
rallied to close within 64-61 in the late
stages before Tustin sealed 11 b>
sconng the fi nal s1~ points at the frcc-
throwlm ---
p •
EAGLES FALL, 58-65 •••
From Bl
Eaaln fouaht blck to make a pmc o( "'I " 1ust want them to fetl the).
It. pla)ed hard 1mart and tottthtt.
• Estanc1a·squ1ck hand helped fort.·e i.a1d O'Bnen pnor to 1hc eme ... The 21 Slddkbeck tumo\t'f"S. a ason lrtaur chame1onsbip~on tbe~on or
hiJh, but Qu1nn·s bi•st concern was lost ton1~1. • • the number of unrorcect tumo\er!> tm As 1t 1urni'd out. hu. l::.ai)H chdn l
te1m comm1tted(abouthalfof1hcm) pla} their pme with \he P.00' fil'\l
"We: mi scd some easy lhots."' said half. but O'Brien wasn t dr~p
Quinn. "but sometimes when )OU act pointed.
thcearty lead th1naunowball 1nd )Ou F.stancia' cond-half produmon
stan ao1n1 consuva1ivc" included 17 of29 from1he floor (SI 6
Estanc1a's qu1cknns was nothing perc;cnl), bul playin& catch-up. 1t was new for Quinn and h1!> Roadrunncn. also a foul and hope &1tua11on and
who had seen plenty of 11 1n o romp Saddlcback took advan1age •t the
ovtt River$1de North 1n tourna ment hnc
play. but H Quinn said. "River 1dc The Roadrunners connected on 22
was quack. bu1 not sman:· of 33 attempu from the: hne. 1nclud-
Estanc1a entered with a sound ina their la t li ve pomu . Add1t10n·
game plan and went after S3ddlc b3ck ally. the Ea~ld lost two pla)'crs on
.. uh a Hahl zone geared to s1op Dottin fou ls.as well as 1he service ofK11r for
and MarshaJI with the emeha!>as a number of minute) because orfoul
placed on fomng the other Road-trouble.
runners to beat 1he Eaates. The-victory wu Saddlcback's I Sth
But Dottin was equal 10 the sk 1n 16 decisions this season. wh1I
throu1hout wuh a sohd~mc:. Hn 28 Estancia fa lls to I 3-2 O\Crall. points was a season-hi and nearly Leading the Eagles was Hc:n:d1a
doubled his averaJ'e of 4 9 peqtame with 20 points.
SUNSET phase, sconna more 1n 11te first
• • • quarter. 28, than the Lion\ managed From Bl in the game
The Oilers came down court and Ottan View. I 1-5. I-I .Jumped toll
missed. but the ball went Qut of I 0-0 lead and ne\ier looked bad. in
bounds olT a Manna player un(Jc:r-bouncing back from Fndafs opening ·---~ath. ttumingnnr rnbmJnded "TO ntght I o Fo tmta1n V-.lley Wes
Andy Thompson. who missed an minster. 3-11, 0-2. netted two field
out side Jumper, but Long was there to goals m the firs1 Quanl'f
convert the tip. '-All but. two Ocean View pla)ers
Thompson finished wath 12 poin ts. scored, with Mike Frohn leadina the:
Un1vers1ty did manage to control
the first part of the second quaner
when the Tro1ans went on a 9-0 run
the first five minutes of the period .
Af\er a Mumaw free throw, Glassen
hit from 3-point counti;. cutting the
lead lo 14-7. Glassco then drew the
Paig Parish fueled the rail) b>
pulling dov.n four 3-pointers in the
second half. Scott Gray led Newport
w11h 16 points and 16 rebounds. while
Parish fini shed with 14 points and
Chns Lee 12.
Jason Moore was the top scorer for
Tusun. 10-5. w11h 18 points
0.-, ,... ,.... _, Lee hYM
Sophomore Paul McDaniel• movea through cloee quarten
in Eatancla'• 58-55 lou to Saddleback Wedneaday night.
Steve Luca·s had 11 and Scott Drake way with 13 pomts. Darren Ernst 10. chipped 10 v.11h 11 and Greg f:,ans
Ocean View 88, We1tmlD1ter %7; and )ohn Prueu added 10. a season-
The Seahawks dominated m every high for Pruess.
·Meniory of brother
gives Aztec player
added incentive -·
From Tit~ Associated Press
SAN DIEGO -Evei; time Match m
McMullen steps onto the basketball court,
the San Die&o State center 1s keeping fa11h
with has dead broth er.
"Before he dtd pass awa}. J told him I wanted 10
dedicate what I did in basketball to him ... McMullen
said of a hospital room promise he made to Core}
McMullen the week before he died of leukemia 1n
summer .1987
"Corey was really weak a1 the 11me. He bas1call}
told me that he appreciated ii and he loved me for 11
When I do go out there and pla}. I'm doing 11 for him :·
Corey McMullen was 1he eldest ofthrtt brothers
He died at age 25. some 3112 >ears after doctor'i
diagnosed the di sease near the end of his senior year at
Arizona State. where he played two seasons of
basketball. Match McMullen. fhe )ear!I Core) 's Junior. was a
17-year-old star at Han High School in Newhall whl'n
he learned of his broth er's illness
The news sent the younger McMullen into a
ta1 lsp1n that nearly des1royed him as he began using
drugs.
"I JUSt couldn't face the real it~ that he was going 10
dae," McMullen said ... Then I decided. 'Hey. look. f'q~
got to make the: best of n for him.' M ) parenh.
everybody in my family. were strong Christians, so I
j ust kind ofhung on to that to get me through those hard
times
"Our whole family 1sclosc::· he s.a1d. "lfwe v.eren't
close. who knows., rd probabl~ be a drug addict on the:
streets. That's why family 1sso important. When you've
got a strong fami ly, 11 holds yo u 1ogethcr. And
obviously. ifl wanted to keep playing basketball. I had
to clean up my act. ..
Quote of the day
Jerry Sloan, who took over as coach of the
Utah Jazz after the res1gna11on of w1sc-crack1ng
Frank Layden·"! don't knowany&oodJokcs And
1f Morganna came up and tned to km me. rd
probably knock her ou t before sht got 1he chance ..
NCAA toughens Proposition 48
SAN FRANCISCO -A1hlet1c schol-Ill
arsh1ps will be 1ougher to get for some
incoming freshmen under a toughened
Proposition 48 prov1s1on approved
Wednesday by D1v1s1on I school!> at the NCAA
convention
By a I 6J... l 54 vote. delegates approved a measure
they defeated 151·l59 the da). b(forc Th~ new rule
eliminates the partial qualifier and s1gn1fican1ly
tightens the Propos1t1on 48 freshman ehg1b1hty
requirements.
The rule takes effect 1n 1990 and docs no1 afTet.t
anyone currently enrolled.
A panial q ualifier 1s a high school graduate wrth a
2.0 overall grade poin t who docs not meet other
Propos1t1on 48 requirements such as minimum tc!>t
scores or a 2.0 average 1n college prepatory course~
Previously, partial qualifi ers could receive full
scholarship aid but had to sit out th eir fre hman year
and then have only three years of ehgibahty left.
Non-qualficrs now must pay their own way their
freshman year and still sit out without playing or
practicing.
SOCCER
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........ TeM •wua (IJ ... ToM
IN THE BLEACHERS
•• ' ............. ~.. .. 'Trn2:-•• 11tir~ ~
The new and highly classified ''Stealth"
peanut vendor
Clippers lose in Qnal second
Keany Smllb h11 a 20.footJumJ)l'r with m one second left in the game. capping a :?3-
poant performance and hfiing the acra-
mento Kings over the Los Angeles Clip-
pers.. 106-104. The shot ended a nrnc-game road lo ing
streak for tht Kings. who got 18 points from Rodney
McCray ... In other NBA games Charles Barkley
scored 25 points as Ph1ladelph1a defeated New Jcrsc'J .
103-94. at the Spectrum ... Cbuek Person scored jl)
oornts and rookie Rik Smits hit for an NRA career-h1&h
21 as lmSTana v.hlppcd Bo~ton. 127-108. for 11s first
victory an 16 road gamcHh1s season In Ch3rlottc
Mlcllael Jordan scored 22 ofh1s 24 poin1s rn the second
half to lead Chicago to a I 06-10 I v1ctol) ewer thl'
Hornets ... MarkJaekton scored fourofh1s I 'J po1n1\ 1n
the final 1:04 to pace a 7-0 burst that ga ve\ 1s111ng Ne"
York a 100-93 victory over Detroit .. In M1lwaukn·
Larry Krystkowlak scored a career-high 27 po1n1 a"
the Bucks beat Oen"er. 123-106. for their founh
strar&ht victory In San Antonio. Purvis Sbort scorc<.I
sax 0Th1s 26 p<>ints in overtime, and Hous1on defeated
the Spurs. 122-117, after blowing a 27-point lead
Larry Nuce ~ored 22 of has 28 points 1n the ~ond halfa~ Cleveland snapped Phoenix's I l·gamc winning
strea k al home. 124-121 .. In Oakland, Wln11on
Garlud's I 0-foot Jumper w11h one second remaining
gave Golden State a I 07-106 v1ctol) o-.er Dallas and
ex tended the Mavc:ncks' losinit stnng to five game
Montreal extends home streak
Matt N11lancl scored the game·~ only goal ' Brian Hayward stopped 25 sho1s and ~
midway through the second period as
Montreal extended 11s home unbeaten
streak 10 16 v.1th a 1-0 victory O\iC:r New Jc~> an the
NHL It -wa 1he Canad1ens' fourth shutoul of the
season . . Elscwhert: Joba Druce scored twrct ""
Washington. unbeaten an SI'\ games. b(at the Mapll'
Leafs an Toront o, 3-2. to mo"e back rnto first place 1n
the Patnck D1v1s1on Dave Musoa'1 eov.er-pla) aoal
midway throuth the fin al period g.1ve C h1c3go a 2-2 tic
at home with Detroit. Manson. who had o nl) one goal
last Stason, scored his I 3th at 8:33 of the final pcnod
. Joe NtHw~yll scored five goal to set a Calgary
record. includ11'g fo ur in the ~ond penod that 11ed the
NHL rcco.rd. leadina the Flames past v1s1t1ng Wan-
nepei. 8-3.
' COLLEGE BASKETBALL
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Couples takes early Hope lead Rebels outlast
PALM DESERT -Fred C'ouplesshot l!I ·.
a 7-under-par 65 Wednesday to t3ke the F. St t ~t!~;.~und lead in the five-da) Bob Hope resn 0 a e
Couples made nine birdies in has round a1 Indian
Wells, Lhe shortest and easiest of the four desen r.eson !io.r· 83.,77 w.1·n· courses-used for the first T2 holes of the ~hole: event
The format calls for the 128 pros to pla> one round
on each of the courses. each w11h a different team of
thrce;tmateur~. before the field 1s cut for the pros-only From Tlte Associated Press
finish at Bermuda Dunes on Sunda> ·
Jim Gallagher. Brad Bryant and Peter Jacobsen
the other first-round pacc-5etters aJI pla)c:d at the
6.478-yard Indian Well\ course
Gallagher birdied four ofh1s last fi, e holes for a 66.
v.h1k Bi;an1 and Jacobsen sho161.,
A.bou1 half the large group at 6M al!><> pla}ed at
Indian Wells
Kimball changes plea to guilty
As tcst1mon) began -Olymp1l dt 'vt'T •
Bruce Kimball uncxpcctcdl) S1'1t<:hcd h1'1 •
pica to guilt} in h1\ drun~l'n-<lri' ing
man laugtltrr trial in Tampa. Fla Wednes-
d3} admitting 1ha1 hl' )pcd into a crowd of trcn-agcr'i
last summc:. l"l11ng two and inJunng four The fir'>t
w11ne)S, a deput}. was'descnbrng flC:eing bod} f>1CCt''>
strewn along a stretch of p1tch-blac "-roadwa) and the
state was-read ) to introduce color pauure!> of the gof)
scent° when the 25-)car-old athlete changed hr\ mind
Denver Coach Dan Reeves named Wade Plallllps as
the Broncos' nev. delcM1·oc.· coordinator Phillips 41
has been the dcfens1'vc coonJina1or and hncbackc:r.
coach for the Ph1ladelph1a Eagle~ for the past thm·
season!> . fhc Buffalo Bills ha ve ~•&ned former
( 1ncanna11 lull back Larry Kluebrtw f hl'
lnd1anapohs ( olt<t signed former Den Hr .iss1stan1
Larry Kennan a!> their ofTen 1vc coordinator the same
pos1t1on he had under ( oach Ron Meyer at Ncvada·L.1~
Vega'> and Southern Method• t Jost Oquendo, who
pla)ed :all ~1110M for the S1 Lou1) ( ardannl\ la'll
~ason and wou ld "have bcl'n chg1tllt to file tor
arb11ra11on. agreed to terms on a two-)ear rnntra 1 plus
an opiron year for a guarantccd ~I 15 m1llrun r our
other pla}e~ ehg1blc: (or arb11ra11on agreed 10 one·} Car
contracts (ate her Rick Cerone and Bo!iton agreed tu
$400.000. a S 100.000 ra1!.t Outfklder Mike Young and
Milwaukee agn.-cd to S.350.000. :i $45,000 lUt
Outfielder Lonnie Smltb and Atlan1.1 agrced to
SlS0.000. a SI 00.000 raise. Hum WIAAln1laam Jnd C anc1n nat1 agreed toS2JO.OOO. a SQO.ClOO rar~
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tacev ~ugmon scored I IS po1n1s. incl uding the go-
ahead basket with 1.44 remaining. and No 11 Nevada-
Las V.egas beat Fresno I
State. 83-77. Wednesda' night 1n the Big \l.lest
Conference. · Augmon rebounded
his own missed shot and
put 1n a la) up for a 75-74
lead Moses urry then
stole a pass and !>Cored on
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threc-poin1 lead
UN LV no.w 6-0 1n
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overall , trailed most of
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41 -37 at halftime: For-
ward kf'<as ( ole kd
Fresno with 26 poanu.
including 16 in the fir!lt
half Fre sno 1) 7-S and Stacey Aatmon
2·1 In other pmes involving top 20 1tamco · Duke 100, William 41 Mary 38: Chmuan Laettn('r
\Cored 13 points 10 lead six pla,crs in double: figure' J\
top-ranked Duke brcc1ed Oui..c:. 12-0. scored alm°'t at
will while: forcing Uie Tribe. 2-10. into 27 tumo\ef'\
Georgetown 11. Plttsborp $7: ( harle!I \mtth scurcd
19 points and No 7 Georgctov.n ht'IJ Pittsburgh 10 I~ ~ants in the: fi~t half for lht 8 1& Ea~t "ictor)
uCOrgetOWn W hrth nc\C'r lr.itkd 1mp10H:d to 11 · l
overall and 1-1 1n the u>nferencc
North Carolina 88. Maryland 7!: "-c\ 1n Madden
i.cored 25 point\ and Rid. Fo' had 18 10 lead No 8 Nonh
( arohna to the: .\tlan11 c C~st Conlcrcnle '1cton. J R
Reid. \1111 playing as a rcscf'e .,inc:e hr~ return to all1on
from l<XH \UIJ.CI) 'o('oft'\U 7 Potnh 41) orth Carolina ra1~d llS rclord to 14 2 in It\ le:11uc openc1
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Pepperdlae 7t, Santa Clara 63: Dt" 1er Uov.ard
'o('Ored YI points and Tom lew1\ .iddcd 17 to pa1.c-1he
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Loyola Marymoeal l 12, • • FrHcbco 9$: < cn1cr
Hank Gathers scort'd \6 point\ ;rnd pulled dow n 11
rebound\ to lead the I mn\
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Edison turns back Barons
Mike Ha'Alk S<'on:d the ttt•·break·
1na•oal JO minutes into tM StCCOnd
half to hn the Ed ison Hiah bo>
SO«tt team to a 2·1 d«11ton 011er
viiit1n1 fountain Valky Wedn~y.
Ha-lts' 1<>11 came on a thtow-1n
from Bnan H11fins and kept the: 9'at1Cn' record unblcm11Md 1n
S&lntitt Laauc play a.fttr 1-.0
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Hillint Md ICOttd &he first JO-I I 7
minutes anto the match to JJYc the aw.n, l-).1 O\#crall, I 1-0 ac.d It
the hiJf, .Dmk MahoMy knontd &ht
IC'Ott fot tht larons. 12+ I, ().2. at 24
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1mpro\cij to 1~2 OHt'lll •llb a 6
o'clock showdown 111inst Edi n tel
for Fnda)' e"'cnana at WC'.\tminster.
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hns mtth's brttka•a) 9(>11 in the
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wholr kntt utjury prcvcn1td t"m from klct1na the bill form~ of the ~. m8dt I lllfte.MVlftl dlYlftl
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Orange Cout OAIL Y PILOT /T~. JMUfJIY 12. ,._ •
~aguna Hllls wears down Artis_ts, 67-491t:~;z::l:11
Hawks' 20-0 spurt puts
una Beach away
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~ Btach wa• ~ by forwards Dain
BlutoliaadJohnTttv1now1th 13t ch Guard
Jolt• Md(ecwrn iddcod 12. ~na Hill\ ouascortd lquna Bt"a h.
I a.-6, 1n the 1hird quancr and the rc\t wa 1
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10 "'ork. Nc:lwn scored 1hrtt ba lms unJ
O(V rcuad addtd two to kc) tht> Oo\laucht. ·But
11 v.as S\etrs tv.o thrtt·point pla)\ f'Ollo~ma
h1\ O"-n stt"als that broke the .\n1 u ' backs
home noor an bo)s basketball WrUneida>
n1ah1 . -
os1a Mesa 's qu1ckne~s. and the retum of
Jose Ca\as .after mm1n1 r•&ht aamcs be au~ ol
a ~turn 10 pain, l)t"tlrhcaded 1he Mus11np'
near-up-.ct
Mater Dt"11itah ~1th11ood me four·
comer <kta) tact1C1 of v111una ~
Montaomery and clauned • 71.,.. ..
boy' blsketball victory Wednesday
n•&ht 1n the Aneclus Uaaue·
Laguna Bnch Hi&h's ltck of depth ca~t
up v.1th it and so did the Laauna Hills H1&h
Hawks who cruascd b) the An1sts in tM third
quarter and kept on ioina en route to a 67-49
v.an Wcdntsdar ni&ht 1n a PacalicCoast Ltaaue
bo)S basketbal opentr at Lquna Hills.
l\lveckolhand M>~end upicttin1 tired," ad
uu lleach Coath Ed Bo-.i.rn ... They took us
1 out of our dtfcnte and fol't'td us to foul.
)'JU6l punched us out in the third quarter."
Indeed. the Art1 ts ~"' it all C\plode an
their faces JU t as the) Sttm~ to take O\ er
momentum
Sheff. the La&una Hill • lead1n1 C'3rc:er
'01tr ''ttlll"I -f8 point this sca,on, con-
\:ened frtt throw after bcrna fouled on h1\ la)u~ hcff also had caaht a s1m and three
teals to lead hi\ team .
"When Sheff pcnetra"d the middle and
dumped 1t ofT. it was all ovcwr for us." Bo" en
~•d ··1 here Ju t wasn't much "'c could do ~hen the)' taned their fas1 t;>rcak bc\:auk m)
guys ha\C 10 pl8)' the "'hole WA)' and the)' JUSt
.. The kid~ pla>cd their hearts out," 1d
Mr Coach [)(an Cooper, "-ho~ hopes ~trc
dcalt a SC\ere blow when Timm) &u>en
fouled out early in the founh quaner allcr
sconna 18 point
Woodbr1dac had foul problems too with
Joe)' ( ohen an l·on'itant trouble. but the
Wamors wrrt> able to &et out of ll w11h the
cmergcn e of Lekas. whose fou~ points an the
fourth quarttr. hu'itle and w. rebound ktpt
them going.
The Kni&htt.-who wt'tt able to ~c
two minute\ otTthc clock at one point
1n tht> first qu n~r. held the Monarch
• tO J U~t e11flt J>OIO" 1n the period, Ho~ever the v1s1ton went 0 for 8
from the 'noor ind ~ett hut out io
1hc quaner.
The pace was nearly as low an the
second quarter with Mater Dc1 ex·
panding 11 le d to 22-9 b> half\1me. &Cl g8 scd." ' Lquna Beach (6-8 overall). trailina 28.26
at the half, took a 32.30 ~die early in the third
quaner. But the Hawks, t>chand auard Chris Sheff, center Pat Nelj()n and ~rve forward T~nt DcVrtu&d. KOrcd 20 tra1&ht po1n~ to
blow 1t open. S-0..32
A close fought first half sav.: la&una Hill\
tU.ea 16-121irlt.quarterkadbChindthcpl ~of
Nelson who scortd ~'en point • including a 3·
point shot. But Laauna Beach's McKco"'n led a
attond quarter comeback His third ba ~cl of
the quancr tied ''· 20.20.
· Woodbrldgerallles, 56-61
Woodbndgc H1&h's Wamor . do"'n b)
eight "-Ith thrtt minutes lcf\ to upstart Costa
Mesa, got some come--through efforts from Eric
Leka off the bench. ued 11 on one of lh t~ Bo
l\shkena.t> 3-~antcrs at 48 and went on to
record the PanlicCoa!>t league v1ctol) on th~ir
In another PCL g;ime
Trabaco Hills IO, Ora.ace 57: Rack
Nelson led Latuna Hills (9-6) wuh IS
point~. follov.cd by Sheff and DcVreugd wuh
l 1 each and foO"ard 8111 Schellcnbcra v.ho
scored 10.
Two baskets b) Blanton anc.J one b) ~n
St.afford J''C the Artists the lead l2-20. t"o
m1nuttt into the third quarter.
Then, follow1 n1a umeout, the Ha"'ks ~cnt
wanw1ck scored 27 point' and had 14
rebounds and Chad Poulos and Lua!> .\renado
each had <ie\en ass1st!ii as thc Mustangs routed
h<m OrJnge to 1mpro\c to 9-5 o'crall. 1-0 in lt.'ague
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HORSE RACING
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TENNIS
New Zemnd Ooen
Cat Auckland, ~ 2fflend)
S«eftd lt.-d s~
Amos MensOorl Cl\fH tl o.( O.v•o WlleetOI'
IU SJ l ·S t·I Rooe< Sm.tr> t e111ama11 C1.i
PeUI C"•'TIOtOa 1n IU !I ) • t 1 ......... E• .. noen !Nt• Z• .. •ndl oaf U<IO Riv ..... ,... (Wf\1
Gffrnenvl. , .•• l •.••. Jim Gr•DO IU s l Ott
ROCMM W'"" cu s I 0 ••• ,,. 0 Peu• Wtl\Ha .......... , Mf M ~ WUll>f'• (Wu•.Ct r
INll\y • • • • l. ' 1
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lat A-.icM, A11,trtlllll
lteuftd ·~ Pel Cesll IAll\lreJ•• 11411 Jc.M M<E"'°'
lU SI I 6 ..,..
Ntw South wa .. s Open
,., Sydlle'f, A11sln li•I
Meft'' S.Ceftd It~ !."'-' Cnr•\IO Ven lttnsouro !kx.111' Afr1t el otl
Alt•lndef VOillOY ISoY•t l Un.on 1 6 1 6
L'tllll' ~ 4<:1K~oeweo. I ' ~ ~ Gu,rattM)tl • Sw~I. l 6 6· I. t I Ooov t<
D.it M t tFre~tl CM't Jn on SIOl..,,o.tO IA1.o'
tra oe/, 1 t t ·t
WerNn'' Se<eftd It~ ~' Mertll\e NevrahlO•e IU SI Cit! AnotM
TtmftYert CH11119~r .. 1 ' '1 • • ... ... Men-
Ololo.O•• lAuslre•••l Otl N1h1•' t tttrttman
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ISo\1111 Alrit•1 ~ AM Ht"l't<k\~ IVS I 1 ~
• J Tlw• lteuftd SJntMs
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(Au\lralle ) 1 S • ) Te<rv ~•O\ !US I Cit''
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SOCCE9'
Hitfl 'cMel bon
SUNSET LEAGUE
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F ovn•e·n lie v \COf'•"O ~"°"" 1 C.o. • \ave\ Pt~lto< 1
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Marin. M:Dr"'ll ""-'"'""'v ~ 11e<• I a.tr~., I °"°"'9vt<' Goe • Ml•t' ,.. t~ 1
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SEA VIEW LEAGUE
C-dll Mer l. ~ I
un, ••• ,.. >CO' "II ·~· l
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Wf'dntsdav'' trani.eefien•
8ASl8.ALL
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ANGl:1.!>-Ne.....O ~'O" "~Mil'~" "' ~
srructor MlLWAU EE llH . .,.E~\ ~9~ ,. ••
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NHL STANDINGS
c.;tmcioel ConWen<e sm~ OMllon
Calgarv
Kinei
Edmonlon·
W1nn1peg
Vancouver
W L T P1S
21 9 6 62
2S IS 3 S3
23 111 • so IS 16 9 39
16 12 0 )I
Norris 01visl0n
GF GA
ll S 12S
212 117
192 162
162 171
140 144
Delro1t 20 16 7 •7 164 161
SI LOUIS
Toron10
Minneso11
C'1•Ca90
IS ·19 7 37 142 ISO
lS 26 3 J3 135 llS
13 71 1 J3 13A 152 11 25 6 2t lSS 191
-wai.s com.renct
Patrick DiviUcln
WUf\ollQton 1J IS 1 S3 · 162 145
P111s1>urgn 14 14 l 51 119 171
NY Ronger\ 22 IS 6 SO • 170 153
Pn laMIPl'lta 23 20 2 .. 17• 153
New Jer~... 16 20 1 39 ISO 17S
NY 1s1a ndeu 11 11 2 ?• 113 17)
M Otllrh l
8os10'\
Bvffa10
Harlford
Quet>«
Acsams 1>1vl•lon
29 11 6 .. 11• U1 11 17 9 olJ 140 t32
17 21 • JI 149 1 ..
17 21 3 37 W1 143 13 ,, s 31 151 100 w.-....-, Sc.-n
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BOATING
Sunlust S.OU
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o.\s the third quaner bcjln. lhC'
Kniants scrapped their plan and
Mater De1 was able to begin buildina
on its lead Guard David Boyle
pumped in 10 of his 14 point$ an the ~ond half. h1mn1 7 of 9 from the
field.
Dtrek tone was 6 of 1 from the
tloor and finished with 13 points.
while point &Uard Jason Quinn WIS
cre<hled ~Ith nine asslst
Mater Dt1, 2-0 1n the Angelus
Lcaaue and 17-2 o'erall. con,encd
26 of 44 field goal tries ( 59 percent).
Irvine ursts
to 52-35 win
over Dolphins
In.inc H1Gh' Vaquero continued
their winning· wa)!I 1n methodical
fashion Wednesday night as the hosts
put South Coast League n val Dana
Hills a~a\. 52-35. in bo)S basketball
to 1mproH· to 16-2, o'erall. 2-0 in
league
Dana Halls c'rcpt to w1thin 30-24
through three penods. bul lr' inc
dropped in 16 of I from the hne in
the fourth ~uartcr to seal It.
"Dana H1lls was 12-3and ranked m
Orang.e ( ount) about 10 di>s aao.
but the) ·,e lost four an a.row and went
h) 010rn•to-man -defense. ~hteh 1s a
little out of character for them." s~ud
lr\IOC (~ach tevc Keath.
"The) made a run and aot ll down
to four. but Todd Trout had s1x points
1n a run near the start of the fourth
quarter. "'h1ch v.a real 1mponant .
and Stc'e DuMle)er hit 6 of frtt
1hrows."
BARONS ...
"From Bl
Doug Wea, er coming ofT the bench
-ju ta the) did an th1 one
The Baron pl \Cd to the tempo of
their h~ina -fo!>t And ~hen
J>< 1blc. f~\tCr.
"That's JU\I w h:u "'c "'anted 10 do that's the game we v.anted to pla),"
~·d Fountain Valle) Coach Da"'e
8rllV.n tlO"A('\Cf the) did :m C\~I·
lent Job ol Jo 1n u the ~hole
But ~•th the trmpo that high, 1t '
C'Crt ml\ 1n ourla,or "
Coo~ produced I' point'i tor tht'
8.lmn' 1ndud1na 11 1n the fourth
qu3ner Hc .ii pull~d down fi,c
rebound
td1\on·., brj!·pl:a } man "-I
~1aMIOC'3U, "'ho poured tn I g.lllrlt"-
h1ah ~" point\ "'htl(' arabbina IJ
rebound -I 0 ol v.h1ch came m the
..ccond h:alt.
occ ...
From Bl
.. Then "c got la' and took bad
c.ht1ts because v.c had hit the ouhidc
c,hot ·· (11lh!i said ""-'~ got no
otkn\l\C l\'hound\ 1 hat tclh )OU
'l<.lmCth1ng, V. C &ut com~cnt anO
\()(1\: me tr.td hob USC' ~c
1hought ~t' had thr game v.on The~
lamr bac~ to thcirr~dn "
Thc(,au"ho m:adc l !tumo,er5in
the-first I _ m1nutr\ of the gamr -
including a 5' ·-minute ~orclc c,
c.trctch -"'h1ch left them tra1hn ~.'·10 But Saddlcback'sdtfen!>t pick-
ed up th tntcnSll). forced turnO\Cf\
and capnah1eJ w11h b3cokets off t\ ol
them do" n 1hc \lrctch ol the first half
\ienher had c1lf't point'> 1n a 14-3
run which pulled ~ddlcba~k w 1\h1n
1v.o ~6·~-'. at the half ·
"We tined an a man and the~ hit
tour an a rtiw , \0. ~ v.rnt to a zo.ne
"h•l.'h we had "<'rl..t'J on espcc1all\
IM a set ~l' thou ht thc~ v.o ul d run
ptn\t uc. ... \!ltd 'i3ddkbad. ( oach
lm1c <.:arr "Thr' didn't run ll.
T h;,il''I when thr~ c.1anC'd out t<' a bi
k.d .. T hrn "'t' "'enl to our regul:tr ronc
\\('had tanC'd '0 b3dh. l put thrl'C' 01
tour !iUh'> IO and the) got our Incl of
en1cn\ll\ back up Then I put th~
'tllrtt'~ bad, tn and 1thc intcn tl))
,amcd through in10 the s«>ond hall
IM a c,1 \-fl\ttnt lcatl Then ~e JU\1
cC1uldn't hll an\ ba'l~CI ··
\lter tomng ()('( tumo,rrs on
h' l' ,11 the Ptratt''I' fif\t t \ pO!t· ..c'''l'" nf · thl' k'C'Ond half and
1'u1ld1np. .i 34-~ ed ~uh I b 04
rv mau11na.. \addlcb hit JU\t ""
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t wftftnle 1 J t t Hwrrt o' 00 ! •'
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0 1 I 1 SI-6 I I I) > 0 ' • lft1e 7 • > ••
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ba\ket thl remainder ol lhe p~.
'-John 'n l.'on,eneJ a pair ot rt-c •• J
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• Ht UI ti nl"' lor Coa\t and ctntcr Lan
hltnc\, v.ho ha\ bc'cn :a ~<') fl{ tor an
tht Pira te .. • UHC' hu1 had only tv.o
point\ \\!('Jnc~ta,, adJeJ t~ mort
frrt' thh1"'' to ma~e 11 34.)2. From
that point. ()( <. ' 1umo' trS d1 P-r-::artd :anJ 11~ h(,, hand returned a
tht' P1ralc\ bca.an 10 pcntlnltt the
Gau, ht, • l inr
JdkN1. too • 3l\·3'4 advantaec on\ mhcr' <OJ,Mcxoa tUm~. tMat
(X J 11 lrat t -1R(tud1ft1 :ti~<' b Han I n. our Crane and
two "" l a Mont s~ -h> takt tk ltatd h>r l(>Od . 4 • • .. Marland lo'c amt 1n and !llJL"O•
ttrated to thr ,oal '°ttl weft !ftd p
the ball (In to >arm rue. Oillit
said. can wnuncd "P. ~ be ...... _ .....
..
M or._ 0... DAILY PILOT/ T~. JMuafy 12, 1M9
MULLIGAN ••.
PNll81
eoodtltl9U&h 10 keep 1hc Job on a
• pttmanmt be1&s.
Maybcthclttanswtllromcbaek s
the season ~scs. I hope M> for
John'ssakc.
0
The Loyola Marymount-USIU
game had to be a classic las1 Saturday.
USI U scom! 144 po1ntsand lost
rather handily.
Loyola is good, but there arc some
team in theWCACwhocangjvc
them all they want th ts season. Sl.
Mary's lost to Stanford by one point
and USF defeated Notre Dame by
four-yes Virginia. the U Fteam
lhat beat us by two.
'Pepperdine and Santa Oara arc alsoaoodteams. TheWCAChas
aonen better. Loyola'sJclTFryer. who
1san ex-Corona del Mar plaler 1s doingagrcatJOb. When the 1o'nsgct
Bo Kimble bad .. they'll be even
better.
0
OTHER LOCALS DOING
WELL: Hawa111se0Joymgagood
seasonandoneof11s best players.
BOATING
V*-llNlb.wa•alSadd~k
Collqe lut year ... MMa I.Ml• is
do1navcrywcllal tanford. Httt•un
lrvincauy(Woodbridac Hiah)who
"~wanted vt'l· btldl)· -he would
have bttn a bi& star in our proanlm
and ~obabl}:'w11l be very soon at
tan ford .•. GJ&u Do&U1 from
Saddltblck Hi&h 1uianin1at th
Univers1tyofSin 01qoat point
auardand 1uverqan1 l4pomt~pcr
game ••. UCLA's lttv .. Walker
almost chose UCI out ofh1&h school
and would ha vc been a b11-n me
player for us. He is a yo ungJolut1y
Rocen. We have been the second
choice in a lot of rccru111na wars.
Close does not cut 11. though. docs it?
a
l was honored at the Irvine Mar-
non Sunday night and inducted into
the Champions Hall ofFame. fl wasa
nice affairand I would like to thank
them for honorina me.
Spec1al thanks to Lee Ramos and
all the people at the Marrioll. M)'
favoritewnter.Jo~n Hall of the
Register. was al SQ there.John hu
done a column for so long-it never ceases to amaze me that he and other
rolumn1stscanwruttoncfhcdaysa •LST•R ~k.lhavunawfultimt'JU\ll~mc D D • • •
1odoonu wtek. ...._.,
0 I l"tt'C1v'-a nitt note from our Orfrntr kfP( htm In lht lintup chan~elloronourw1noverUCLA. man)' llmtt.. while tt othtts 21->:tar•
He indicated lhll he 15 ~tth u wil) or old Howard Johnson would stun to
lose. but w1nnin11s much better. He shonJtop and 26-)ear-<>ld Oa~
sounded l1kt a booittt. but not tht ~--'M'-', aaadan took over at third bbt.
onesl wrotcaboutlaslWttk-you "Ev'cry lirM l went i11to 1 linlf
rtmembtr, the hiJh schOQI booSlers, slumP.• Howard would stan at short· o Jtop,' Elstcr 111d. 0 Davey knows 11'1
UC Santa Barbara deserves to be a pein tor me. but what can he do'>
ra nked 1n lhc nation's top 20. At this Thtrt's so mu~h pmsutt on this
point,tbeyandUNLVdeservetobt team from the media. When we're
considerrd twooflhc 20 best t~ams in wmnm1, v.c have lo keep doinJ well
the country. Arizona and Stanford "lrt was on a diffcrtnt dub. I d play also bel · lha every day," Elster said. onain \~tc-gory. ··1 have Maaadan and 50me others.
On the road aaain in beautiful and (Elstcr) still aot over 400 at-bats,"
downtown San Jose Saturday night Davey Johnson said. "It's not as if he
a1.1dexc1 tina Lopn, Utah. Monday didn't pliay a lot. The only reason he
n1"ht The I I h' lostplaymatime11bccauseweneedcd .,, · on Y way to P ay' is ~me to-. t (some more punch 1n th• lt'n•up IS to have all home o!llmes. We Will ·-.. ...
fi I ... at times)." ina lybehomeonthe 19thapins\ FrcsnoSuue. With the arrival or 21-year-old o infielder G,,-g Jeffeoes' polent bat in
Youcancatchourgamcsthis September and with 25-~tar-old in-
wcckendon Saturday o~ghtat 7:30 fielder Keith Miller push1na his way
andMondaynightat6:30on KPZE to the big leagues for stints throuth·
rad.10. w11h Rob Halvakscalhna the out the season, the Mets are stocked action. with young and talented infielders.
Enough talent that 29-year-old
second baseman Wally Backman.
who hll .303, \\'IS traded to Minne-
sota dunng the wealth of deals at the
winter meetings. Johnson's name was
,,, lash .....
Kma &a.ter•e nftt MUOD wttll New York e,adecl.ln dJ•-
appolatmeat after tbe1
ooa,ere eliminated tbe
Mm ln tbe pla7off•.
Howard Johnson at >honstop, But
while the team 1s loaded v.1th 'ltrona
hitters. Elster 1s the onl~ true 11hort-
stop and ranks well above the re~
when 11 comes to handling ground
balls.
A& Tjdcwatcr an ·n. bt fiaitW
fiftll .. IM~ aa luaw.11.ll I.• llcl SM ae..eaftd tct I dailtfecord b
laM. a.t .J).nu1h.ipk~1t ..-, 74
RBI ud newralloWed tusav~ 10
drop bdow .)()() after Mty 22. h'1 •wlofint tbt same kuwl oJ con. lllleDC'Y whecb provides fht(r·s ....... ~. 'Ramtson 11id Elsttt•s ~t acs...
JUtUMnl comn from hmint nnr lhc
lor or the ordtt 1n the m1nora. to
bettina ciahth 1n lhe potent Mell
ltncup.
.. K('$ btto a hulc pull conscaous,"
Harrelson said ... And when you·re
h1ttina e1ahth. u·s (1 maner of) not
stnkan& out (47 tames tn '88).
"I lhtnk. it's sclf·inducicd pres u~. I
1hink he's altered his swina a bit. lfhc
11 to hn over .300, which he dad 1n the
minors. )OU have 10 use ahe whole
field. On th1S' ball club. he's h1111n1
c1ahth. He had trout>~ adjustint to
that. ind it's touah for him to ae1 out
of that."
RobtnM>n calls Elster's Jtady de·
meanor bis st1ength.
. ........__Ballew takes ever-SG-A-hel-m mentioned m numerous deals, none
of which materialized. Elster's name
turned up-tn the rumor-milt. bu the
Mets called him at homo to assure the
repons were not rooted within the
orga_nizalion.
"I don't fed anyone pushJng me,"
Elster said. "He can'tgo with HoJo at
shonstop e"ery pme. I know I can
play anywhere (in the leaaue) I lnow
there's a 101 of clubs"'but there that
..-woukl want me. lt'.s one of lhc»c.
things. I understand 11. and I'm not
going to worry about 1t. ·•
"Hts btgt'St Uftl IS when he IC~
three stnk.eouts 1n a pme, he'll tum
around and pop ont the nt"~t time ...
Robinson 1d. ··He's hit some b11
home runs He aivcs us dnvcs 1n a
shormop that "CT)' few people hJ vc.
He probabl> has more power than
any horutop we've had. He can hit
the ball in the pp."
Robinson said he believes the
w n iste.ncy will come "11.lh morr at
bat • and Elster 1s ironing out h1~
Oa"-s ... slowly but surely.
l'
Yachting group
names offICer~s-f o-r-
upcomtng year
By ALMON LOCKABEY
~ ............ rltef
For more than St>. decades. the
Southern California Yachting As-
sociation (SCY A) has been the llJV·
erning body of yachting activity in
Southern Cahforn1a.
As of now. tt represents more than
70 yacht clubs from San Diego to
Fresno. plus clubs tn Nevada and
Anzona.
Last Saturday at Balboa Yacht
Club. John Ballew of Laguna Beach
took ove~ the helm of the burgeoning
orpnazauon, rcltev1ng Roger WilSQn
ofMarina del Rey.
Before a packed house at Balboa
yacht Club. the evcntng was high-
hghted by the appearance of the
Job.D 8allew
women's 470 Class gold medalists 1n
the 1988 Olympics, Allison Joli)' and
Lynn Jewell. who were presented
with the Am)'. Gram Olympic
Trophy, a beautiful silver bowl.
Yours truly was awarded the Jim
Webster Award for outstanding con-
tribution to yacbtina.
Installed as vice commodore was
Burton Jay of San Diego. Others ta~ing office for 1989 were George
H1velv. rear commodore; Gene
O'Connell, sccret.ary; J~rry Olson,
Jreasurer; Justin McCarthy .. judge
advocate; Alan V, Andrews. fleet
surgeon; Don Becker, fleet captain;
Cec Hubbard, port captain, and
Roger Wilson. junior staff com-
modore.
Ballew has been commodore of
Capistrano Bay Yacht Oub, presi-
dent of the Ne~n Ocean Sailing
Assoc1at1on. and ts cum:ntly a direc-
tor 10 Balboa Yacht Club.
The first big event of SCY A 1s the
Midwinter Regatta. scheduled for
Feb. 18-20 which annuall)' draws
upwards of 900 boats tn over 70
classes. Rod Woods ts chairman of
this year's "Midwinters." .
Woods reported several changes tn
this year's Midwinters. There will be
an 1nclus1on of an Ancient Mariner
Class {old wooden boats). and a class
of Prindle catf~rans a1 Cabrillo
Beach Yacht Club.
While he desires to play in
Southt m California. lhai,dav doesn't
appear to be in the near f utu·re.
He was marked for a major -leasue
uniform since the Mets drafted him,
and his rapid chmb included stints
with the club dunng 1ts World
Championship season in 1986 and in
September of 1987. After an all-star
season al Tidewater in '87. Ney. YoO.
was convinced has tame had am'ed
and incumbent Rafael Santana was
dealt.
"Hcd1d a better JOball around than
Santana did," Davey Johnson said.
"He drove in a lot ofkey runs. pla}ed
better defense and had better range
than Rafael. In another 1wo )'ears·
ume. he·11 be one of the top shortstops
1n the league, all around. That's how
much we think ofh1m ··
Elster, who isn't shon on con-
fidence, began to feel more relaxed at
the pl:ue late in the season. and knows
that will be a key factor this season in
Da vcy Johnson s occasional switch to
Elster. who returns this weelend
from a Mets promotional cruise in the
Caribbean. has always been a hard
workt.r. He recently bouaht a home an
Huntington Beach and works out
with former teammate Shane Flores
during the off-season at Golden Wes1.
where he hit .338 in 1983 and 349 in
1984 wuh the Rustlers under Coach
Fred Hoover. ~He alternates days al th<' diamond
t.aKtng baning practtce .tnd JrOund
balls with days at a local health club
pumping free weights
"He's a good kid. a good worker:·
said Robinson. "He'll do a lot of e'\tra
hitting if I ask him. When I rcall~
suggested that he needed to do extra
h1lltng and 10 be therr at a cenain
time. he's there."
With no doubts surrounding ht~
fielding ability, 1989 will present a
different challense.
"I've accomphshed what I wanted
to do defens1vel>." Elstcr u1d
"Hopcfull). I'll accomplish what I
want to w11b my huung next year "
"He has some things to work on .
a hllle mort' kill m has swtn'-Ht\ ~wing 1s not always short and com-
pact. A few ttmes. he'll give in to a
p11ch. He doesn't have that total
confidence 1n every palCh."
Elster said he tned to guess pllchcr\
too often at the plate, leav1n1 himself
tentattve 1n the process "instead of
JI.ISi conccntraungand swinging at thr
b311." In the game of baseball a world
under thr m1croscopc of constant
outside cnuqucs. Eisler remains focused and exudes a cocky con-
fidenct
"I'd hke to Stt that confidenct
man1fes1 ttsclf at the plate.-" Robinson
wd "I'd hk.e to see him go up totally
coofident and oocky every al bu J
don't belteve he's a .21 s .. 216 hiltcr. I
believe he can hll over .250 ifhcstl.n!>
to hit the ball where the bell is pitched
on the plate ..
HarTClson summed it up preu)
succinctly.
"He can hll, and he will hu ••
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FICTITIOUl IU ... 11 K4IDI Intended tran1fer• u re-JANUARY 31, 1089 NOT1CI TO Inc • Cool>efVlllon.Cllco Tiiis bu1lne11 11 con---.-_ ........ _.-..... .,...;.NO.;..;.o.TIC.;..;.;;a __ , ~• NAm ITATl•NT NOT1CI TO QUlrec:t by Sec. 2407• of the The name and ecldr ... of l CMDITORI 5 The locallonl and~ ducted by Ill lnOIVIClual ... .._... -pur1u1nt · lu S1c11on1 The lollowlng pereon• .,. CMOn'ORI M 8ullnMa and Profenlon• 1111 P•flon with wllom "'9tlUANT ~O «al oact14>tlon of thl prop-The rtgl1tr1nt com· Notlcl ol NOT1CI M 21701·21715 of Ule c.M-
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THE BOAT SERVICE, 595 AND M for the tranl1er of Mid bu91· TALBROOt< 11 ESCROW M ,,_ C~OMtlA Tr1n1'9t0t we nt91 Un<* the flctl 1ou of ~tll'al Of NMONAL re.ion.Cod9. Sec1)0t\ 23
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H.mllton StrMI Unit B. MUUhON TO ,_ encl transfer ol llld CORPORATION, 17871 UlllPOMI The prop«1y 10 bl tr111s-bu11M11 n9tne or ~ NOTICE IS HEREBY '9t()NltTY ol tlleCelltomle Commerdll
Cotti Mw, Calif 92827 1'1lAWaR McenM la 10 bl paid oNy Belch BIYO . Huollnglon CO'MIFM:tAl lerr.O ... cs.fined bllOw, lllt.0 ll>0\'9 on May 1N5 GIVEN r'[.""1111 to Secllon ou11 I Code, Setton 635 of IN
Mld\111 0 Brode, 595 M.COMOUC lfl• Mid trll\lf41f t1a1 bMf1 8Mct\, CA 92147, ESCROW COM 0#-MIU( (Ille 'Property'') 11 IOQteO !wint T Smith · 950' O lhe CALIFORNIA Notle.e ta hereby gtYen tt\IJ ClllfomLI Pet* Code and
Hamilton StrMt Unit B. MVallAGa epproYld by the o.pan. NO 3153-t<J and the IMI TRANlflJt AND II the folowlng loel!Jonl Thi• ltlt9menl WU flleO COM~RCIALCOO€.oftne pur1u1nt 10 S1ct1on1 Pf~ ol the ClilltOmla
Cott• MIU. Calif 92627 ucaNU(I ) I men1 ot Alcoholic a.-ege oiy for Mog dalfN by eny NOT1CI 3145 Pon• OrM, Pl10 Alto. w!tn 1119 County Clettt ol Or-~s.leol approalmalely 21701•21715 of 1111 C... AucllOfl LlcenllnQ "'='• tlle
Thi• bu1lne11 •• con-, ..... ,,..,_ ContrOI Cfeclltor lhlll be JANUARY P\MIUANT TO Celllorrna "'4304. 75 Wiiiow lllge County on December US0.000 ol p~ PubU· lornle Bu~ l1'd Pre>-~ ........ out>-
ductecl by an lnOMClull 1"7 U.C.C. Tllat a tale, trans,_ and 30. t989 which II the bu1t-RCTION '6tO RoeO. M-*> Park. Cll1 14 1988 cation Ari• Inc reGe1¥1b4N lleloon1 Code SeetlOl'l 231811c .... Dr C01'1'99hli'M bid•
Thi reglitrent com· lll'ld MO'TS et "*1Qnment of the lforeu!O MN 0., before the con-°'THE torn.. i4025. 222 E C1b<11tO ,_,,,71, t>yCommerce8anll on J1nu· ol 1111 C 1orn11 Commete411 OlnQ on lhe 2TUI o.y ot mencea to trll\MCl bull-eeq 16~ i1oci In trlde. llXlVf•. IUIM\lllon Olle I09Clfied C~ORNA St Su lie 300 S1nl 1 Put>ll.ned Orenge Cout IJIY 3 INt 11 10 00 Im II Co0e Section $35 ol Ille Jenuwy, !Mt. 11 tO 30
-under lhe llclltl<>YI ~t ano 0000 will of •boYe CIVIL COOE M Baiwe. CalofOfnll 93101 Deify Pllol December 22 29 t201 Dow SllMI Newpor'I c ... fomta Penal Cod9 enCI o'doc* A-.-. on lhe "'.,,._
buslMll name or names NOTIC E IS HEREBY MIO buW-to be COMUm-So Ill .... known to MIO INTINDE> HlflOI'. Santi Bnblrl A•· 1988 J'"'*Y 5 12 1N9 • 8eaetl Ca.klornil tn tllej the PfO\llllOM OI ,,... c ......... MIO propany hU lilt.O •t>oYe on Jenuaty 1, GIVEN to the ~.Olton ot mat.O. encl Ille eonllOer· 1nten0ecl TransterMC•I MIO ~ M port, Slf\ta Bafw• Cali· · • fh.1911 IObbV ot the buliding II lhel fornJ1 Auction ltc:en••ng tleerl 1t0fecl encl wtlldt are
1989 YOONG PARK. Sodll Se-etlon l'-9for togethet wtlh lnlltlOecl Tranlf9ror(I) UNO ftEUOMM. "'ONJtTY llomll. Wood91de ~ 420 I front 11\trence Act. Ille U!lderllQl>ed ... toc:.-led ti Pv01c Storege
Mlcnlll o Brode Tcurlty No 588·98-t859. the c:onl60erltlon for tlle 1111 lollowlng 1001t1on11l wmtOUf _.IMATE Femlly RO • WoodtkM. c.11-Mt.IC NO TIC£ ... ~ ~r~~ blongol t"'-~ !!~~ ~t~2~7tll .. .,:!~ ~ .. ~~~~~. This ''""'*"' wu filed r111tl•or and l.lcln ... , tranat« 11\d llllgnment o1 bullneM nemee 11\d ea-T1'M"9R Of fornl1 94082 C1mpu1,, _ __;..;;..;;.;.;..;;...:.;.;;..;.;.~--1 .,__, -• --· ... ,,_.. ........ .,, -· ,,. .,_, "" .... -·1 "' ....,... ,.._
with the County Clet11 o1 Or-wl'IOle bU91nett eddr_. Is IM lfor9f&IO Ucln• (or dr..... within the thrM POIUllK* Altona. Irvine, C1hlorn11. lut ol Pece ~oon Jenuery !Ht 11 12 00 CcNnty -of Ot9n09. St1t1 o1
11\ge County on Deeemc>ei 3033 ISRISTOL ST . O.lnthe lc::lnW) II lo bl paid on or ~leslPMI (If "nor11' 90 NOTICE IS HEREBY 17701 Cowin Avenue. ~ • ..,T (OF OCATti Atta lnC undtt 1119 lltmaof o'docll PM on the~ Clllfomla !flt gooaa cl'llt
13. 1998 CltyfoOI ~~!!Ae MSESA:._. ~ 111• the 10lh Oay of fEBRU-ttll• l NONE GIV. EN • llrYfne. C1tllornl1 927" AO~;~ ~~n·~~~Jgr ~!~t. -~~~.,~securityto ~· •• ~ !'!..~nu.,. ~~ ~°'* ..... ~~. '401017 tyo """"' ••• , ..... .._ARY. 19", •• -.he eecrow 0.l.OJenu.ry9 1989 t. Thal• bulk transfer II 1902McG•A--.lnlln9. ,,.,._ • ..,. ............ -· ............ --· _,,,_, ,,_.,. ........ _
PubllaMO Orenge Cout '°""'· 111111 bulk trlnlfer 11 deplir11Mnl of LUCKY CHI LI TRAN • • • at>outto be made Cllitomta 92714. 1901 Ket· T(X't'l ~AL K PleOge 011.0 Aptll '· I s locltecl It Pubic Storage ler'I ol OellyPllolDeclmber22,2t, 1bouttoblmaae1000NO ESCROW CO.,INC.,1!'942 P\iblltNd Or Cout 2 TM'*TlelnObullneu ttrlng, IMne. C1lllorn11 a•JTrdl f1 1<'a~.1 At any M'W O.l0t1 thel l72Sf>olnoneA~.111 the A le11 & S anO r •
'IN&. Jenuery 5, 12, 1919 ~£..K•~~ .. ~UHO SUHT KIM. GAR0£N GROVE BLVD ... DelY Piiot J111Y:::':2. 1989 add,..... OI the lrlf\lf•Ot. 92715, 182' K1lter1no. Te01l1 L•muen Fa~ Ille the o.t>tor may reoe.n Cl1y of Co1:11. Counry ol Of-Clw•tenMn Sp C364 1 Th-192 ~a1........,..,1yNo -. rans-207, rn the ctty of GARDEN Ttl-212 90flr•knownbythetran.-tryjn1, c111lorn11 82715, C ;\"E "'O A\46:?41 the eo11.ner11 In accoroence tinge, S11teo1 CllllOl'nll. "" rnllC b••· Ille c:abnl mtt111 *-ano lntenOecl Tl'IM-GROVE. County of OR-'--• AIC:on Sur_glc*, inc., 112• 1 Murphy StrMt. lr\llN r o • 1.c ~ i t>encroe.ar • with llil rtontt Wider the 90001. cneu.,. or per.onet Ml. o,., c:of tbl. 1y11. ftC
,.,.., WflOM bullneN Id-ANOE Stitt of Clllfomta rtaJe NOTICE .,...Tlleeoq,.,~. ClltfOfnle 92714, 136-S.4 '"°'' '' ~Ml.ngent csecs. C111forn11 uniform· Com• P<°'*1VOeecnbeClbelow In Oebr•Whltmlt• Sp eot5 d,... •• 3033 BRISTOL ST. Pf~ that the Oec>art~ Inc. (the ''Tranlferor'). 3145 Bult• Street. Redding, Clll· IOI• lll'\d pet1on1 ... 110 m.1>' mercllil Code by tendeftno the matt11 of ·4 mttrtl, tbl ' s c:tva, 11no
• o. In Ille City ol COSTA rnentolAlcohollc;BIVer .... NOT1CIM Port«Oftw,PaloA"o,c.11· fornla9e001,1248ReOWOOO [jp Otrltf'M~· lfllllfHled In lhe~Of'329."309plu• Jllnl4M~.Sp G313F Chr GELLMAN MESA, County of ORANGE. ConlrOI hu approwia = "'9llC •ALI f0<All 94304: 76 Wiiiow 81\rd., Redding. Callfornta lhe wiU or Hiiie. °".Ooth ol lnter .. t, 1ttorney 1-. ~ • clthg. IUltCM. INtc bKI Owner ,_..... the rtg111
,Barbara Lorraine St1teofCattfornl1. 11_fer0f'Midltc.nle. MN"90NAL "'*'· Menlo Partc. Call· 98002, 1248Re0wood81Yd . ltf1dt t F1·• aka Ted L cceta of Nie to be ~ Sueie Acilw, Sp F25e . tobld tl1the .... PutGl\IMI
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Gellman ............ away fTt~ ~Ion~ .. ~'~ O.tecl OEC!.MBER 27. "'°""'" rornlai4025,222E Clb(lllO Aecktlng, Cellfomla te002, F11i. ••• l.-ddy l ambtn ••tnlned .. of the O•t• re-lmllC bu. bll•. MICM, 11110 ""'910.f'l'\ldeWlttlC'Alllhonty , J ~9 o , ... ,.,_, .. _ .. ..., ou-!Ne #ltt01 I St.. Suite 300. San11 5020 -.fountain Lak• 8IYd . f ~ dempllon II mede AN~ d\t 11\d c>Md for M the lime OI : anu,ary • 1989. Of' Pflnc;lpat Dustneaa ollloe YOONG ,AM. Trens-Nola .. Mreb)'o/"9nth•t Batwa. Ceflfornll 93101; AIOOlnQ, C.ittornla H003. A PfTITtON hn bffr1 ment• for ten<ler may bl MwyBllnop,Sp 030'A · l)UfCIMae All ourctilM<I SW'V1ved by her hua-ot ~Intended tr111Sf~or II· i.or and uoen.e P1H1u1nt 10 fecllon1 H~. Santi Batb111 AK· 2220 A11cl'l9Y. Santa AN 1 ·e..1 t>; l1 V1'fn C11l1on mMI with Oeofge H °'"°"· rrMIC blll Cl1h0 OOOoa .,. IOld M II lllCI • band Irwin chlldttn (If Mme .. lboYI • IO DONO HOK•..., JUNG 21701-21715 of IM Cell-port,Sll\taBetbera. Wood• Calofornla 92?05. :M20 (An. Ad<> lt1 lh• SUpC110I Cour1 Commerce8anll. 1201 00,,.. Aocl Alv9te&, Sp 03238 . must bet9mOWCI ltlnttwne : s s . d 11111 ) SAME AS A80\IE IUN K•. Tr.,,... .. "'° lornla BualMll anO Pfc>-Ide HouM 420 Fl/fllfy Rd., lrll EaprH•w•r· Sante I C4L!o11 ii County ol Or Strwl Newpot1 Beldl Call ctv mttru. c:lthg, bu, Mc:I\ ol ......... tubtl!CI &O pt'lot
uaan. cott an All other bullMll ~ Intended TreNf•• felllonl Code. Secllon 2329 WC>Odtld9, Cllllornla t4082, CI 1 r 1 • C •I for n J • 11"19• re·iUt.'~t.n11 that L• f0t~92MO Owner ~¥91 tne ftoM canoeMe!IOn tn the ..,..,, of Charles., her father end edOr_... uM<I by thl Publlshecl Orenge Cout ol IM Cellfomla Corntnerdel Cempu1, Altont, ltYIM, C .... 95051.()793, t44t Carroll ./tin C4 1 A.e!\o b "'"Y casn °' CUii* t 10 bid It the .... Pvfch .... Mfl..,.,..,,t ~ Qwi,., H01'11C'!e Schwerin and Intended transferor wttNn Delly Piiot Jenuary 12. 1999 Code. Sec:l.lorl 535 of the fom4a; 17701 Cowwl Av-Partt OrM, San Ditoo, eei.-polntt'd 1!°"pei~or1ai ,4!;! chec:ll meae P•t•b.. 10 mu•t bl meoe with c.aM Ol'tlly eno ob11911ed oertY O.teo Br
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OELI anO loeated ,, 3033 Nolloe .. hereby glYWt to IOclteCI .. Publlc: Storage, H001. 1244~8'v0 . Tnmble AO .• San JoM, c .... "°"' .. thOUI ObLH\"'Q MAil ll0tl09 .. ~ •. Inc. --------------View Memorial Park. BRISTOL ST . ,, o. In the cr9dltor1 of th• within 2085 Plecentte A--In Redding Cllllomte H002 IOtnle ts13t One s F911· COull 1ppio.1l 8el0t1 I•" ITATE OF CALIFOANIA . f....,,_ t•tll 2u.aoeo tlOTIC9
3500 Padfic View Dr., City of COSTA MESA, Coun-'*'*' tranaterort•) that 1 the City of Colt• M..., 1244 A9owooct 8i'fd . ~ 1119w, ~· c. Goleta. c.u. "'9 Cf'ft•on 1ct1t1ns, """'"' COUNTY OF OAANOE -AQent IOt Own. lfm'WO _. Newport Beach. Pa-tyolOAANGE.S1111olClll-Wit v..-. 11 lboul to bl County o1 0r1ng1. Slit• of ding, ca1fomM M002; 5020lorn6113117, 2805 Pomona l".111.,. personal represcn1" I "" ernpto,.o In Irle 'P\i~ Ortn09 COMI a... beda tNl'f be ,.. dfic Vi M fornla. and tr_.. the IOI-tlleCle of pereonel prop«1y Clllfornle. the go001, chll· Mountain l.M• 8i'fd , A.cs-8lvO • POMOM. Callforn11 ,,.. •S r~ulll"O tc; g ''no:<.~ CcNnty of O!tn09, Stlle OI Oelly Plot J--v t2 1t ceiY.o Id th9 oMo9 Of uw . ew ortuary, lowing l6ooholk: t>eYerege '*'91natt. deectlbecl , ... or penon411 property a.-CNnQ. CMfotnte M003; 2220 11788 10 111111otted person• un Cell!om61 I"" OYet the llOI ,... City Qert... »oe> ~ I>irecion. 644-2700 lk:enM lot licenMI). ON TM neme(1) lllO bullneea ecrtbecl below 1n the mat-Aitc:tl9y Senta AN, Cell-n .. Proper1y conalat• ol 1u1 1n1t II••• ..,,..,td no of 11andnot•1*1Y to trie Tl\419 ....,_d P O b 1t11.
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sit in the f rontl"
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"This is no way to start the first new day of
the rest of my life."
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QUESTION ARE 'tOU INTERESTED IN SOMEONE ELSE?
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Maybe the Tttans will come back as t~ sason Pf'Ol1'65n. I hop<-so for John·ssakc.
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The Loyola Marymount·USI U
pmt-had to be a classic lastSaturda}'.
USIU scortd 144po1nt and lo t
rather handily.
Loyola 1s good, but there arc some
tcamsmtheWCACwhocang1ve
them all they want this season. St. Mary·~ lost lo Stanford by one point
and USF defeated Notre Dam~ by
four-yesViry.inia, the USFteam
that beat us by two.
Peppcrdine and Santa Clara are
also good teams. The WCAC has
JOtten better. Loyola'sJefTFryer. who
1sanex.Coronadel Marpla>er. is
domga1rcatJob. When the lions get
Bo J(jmble back. they'll be even
better.
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OTHER LOCALS DOING
WELL: Hawa111senJoy1nga good
season and one of 1 ts best players.
BOA TING
v-...s..n., wuat Seddk'blatk
COl•last year ••• Mam KHfe"
doina vcry ~1111 tan font. Hn-c·s an
Irvine auy (Woodbndac H iah) "'ho we~"lntcdvcl") badly-he9"ould
have bttn a biastarin ourproaram
and probably 'llt'iJI be \cl') soon at
tan ford .•• GflU Doatlo from
Saddlcbeck H!Jh 1utan1011t the
Un1vcrsuyofS1n D1caou point
1U4rd1nd 1uvcra&ana l4po1nt per
game .•• UCLA's Kevla Walker
almost chose UCI out of h 11h school
and would have been a b11·t1me
pla)'er for us. He 1s a yo ungJoblay
Rocers. We have ~n thuccond
choice in a lot ofrecruuina wars.
Closedoe$notcut it, though.docs n?
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I was honored at the Irvine Mar·
nottSunday n1ahtand tnductcd into
the Champions Holl ofFame. It wasa
n1ceafTa1rand I would like to thank
them forhononngme
Special thanks to Ltt Ramos and
all the people atthe Mamou My
favorite wntcr, John Hall of the
Register. was also there. John ha>
done a column for so Iona-it ne,er
ceases to amaze me that he and other
columrusucan wntconc fi\leda~t ~k. I ha\ltanawful llmt" J\l\l 11"\ int 1odoonuwttt. •
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I n:tti\lcda nicr no1cftom our
chancrlloron our wan ovtt UCLA.
He u'<f1e1ted that~ as with u win or
l<>st. but winnina1s much better. He
j()Undtd likea booster. but not the
ones r wroteabout last Wttk-you
remember. the h•a.h school booJters.
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U Santa Barbara dewrves to be
ranked 1n the nation's top 20. At this
point. they and UNLV deserve to be
considered two of the 20 best team 1n
the country. Arizona and Stan fori:I
also belong in that cate.gory.
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On the roadqain in beautiful downtownSanJo~Saturday ma.ht
andexciunalopn. Utah, Monday
, night. The only way to play this ~me
1stoha""eallhomegamcs. Wew1ll
finally be home on the 19th against
Fm no State.
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You can catch our games this
wrckend on Saturday nightat 7:30
and Monda} nightal6:30on KPZE
radio. wtth Rob Hal"'akscalhng the
action.
r-;...,..-Ballew tak~s evei= SG¥A-h lm
Ya c htinggroup
names of ff ce rs-f o r
upcoming year
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Dlllr .............. ,.,.,
For more than six decades. the
Southern Cali fornia Yachting As-
sociation (SCY A) has been the gov-
erning body of yachung acuv1ty m
Southern California.
As of now. 11 represents more than
70 yacht clubs from San Diego Lo
Fresno, plus clubs m Nevada and
Anzona.
Last Saturday at Balboa Yacht
Club. John Ballew of Laguna Beach
took over the helm of the burgeoning
orpn1zation, relieving Roger Walson
of Marina del Rey.
Before a packed hou~ at Balboa
YRht O ub. the cvenmg wa high-
lighted by the appearance of the
Job.la 8&.Uew
~omen's 470 Class gold medalists 1n
the 1988 Olympics, Allison Jolt} and
Lynn Jewell~ who were presented
with the Am)'. Gram Olympic
Trophy. a beautiful silver bowl
Yours truly was awarded the Jim
Webster Award for outst.tnd1na con-
tribution to yachting.
lnstaJlcd as vice commodore was
Bunon Jay of San Diego. Others
taking office for 1989 were George
Hive!)'. rear commodore: Gene
O'Connell, secretary; Jerry Olson.
treasurer: Justin McCanhy, Judge
advocate: Alan V. Andrews. fleet
surgeon; Don Becker, fleet captam
Cec Hubbard. eon captain. and
Roger Wilson, Junior staff com-
modore.
Ballew has been commodore of
Capistrano Bay Yacht Club. presi-
dent of the Newpon Ocean Sailing
Association. and as currentl y a dtrc<'·
tor 10 Balboa Yacht Club.
The first big event of SCY A 1s the
Midwinter Regatta. scheduled for
Feb. 18·20 which annually draws
upwards of 90(} boats m over 70
classes. Rod Woods 1s chainnan of
this year's "Midwinters."
Woods reported several ch'angcs 10
this year's Midwinters. There will be
an inclusion of an Ancient Manner
Class (old wooden boats). and a cla~
of Prindle catamarans at Cabnllo
Beach Yacht Club.
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ALCOMO&JC
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Intend.cl lrMtferM U re-JA.NUAAY 31, 1N9 NOTICE TO
CMDITOltl qufred by See 24074 of lhe The name and addreu of I 8utlneet and Prot...ion1 lh• ~uon with whom ""'9UAMT TO
Code. trllit the ~uon el•lm• m:{ be llled I• MC110N t107
tor lhe .,_,_ of Mid bull-TAL8ROO II ESCROW Of THE CAllOMIA
nett and tr-fer of Mid CORPORATION, 17'711 ~OMI
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COOIOf IUUt after Mid 1ran•I• h&I ~ 9Mch. CA 92147. ESC OW ~AMO apptowcl by the Oepert· NO 3153-KJ and the lul l lllOTIC~ I"*" of AlcohollC Be• .. 9"9 Gey fOf ~ elalma by wry ContrOI et 11or lh be JANUARY "1RIUAMT TO
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ELSTER ••• ........
Oefmte kept him in the linNP
many llmtl. whak at olhtn 21-)tar·
old Howard Johnson would .tun 10
s.hon top and 2~)rar-old Dive Maaadan took over at third bate.
"Iver) tJme I went mlo a httk
slump. Howard would start at shon-
Jtop. EISier said. "Olvey Ii.nows u·s
a pam tor me. but what an he do?
Tfictt's so much prnsurc on this t~m from the mcd11. When we're
winnina. we have 10 kttp doin' wtll
"lfl was on ad1fTertntclub. I d pla)'
every day," Elster said.
··1 have Mapdan a.nd some others.
and (Eisler) ~1ill *°'over 400 at·bats."'
Davey Johnson 5a1d. "1t•1notas1fhe
d1dn'l play a lot. The only ttason he
lost play1n1time1s bccaute we needed
to get (some more punch m the hneup
at times)."
With the amval of 21 -ycar~ld
mficldcr Greg JefTenes' potent bat m
September and wnh 2S-ycar-old in·
fielder Keith Maller pushmg has way
to the bia lcaaucs for stum through·
out the season, the Mets art stoclCed
wnh youna and \alented infielders.
Enough talent that 29->ear-old
second baseman Wally Backman.
who hit .303. was traded to Minne· sou' dunng the wealth of deals at the
wanter meetings. Johnson's name was
mentioned in numerous deals. none
of which materialized. Elster's name
turned up in t~rumor mall, but the
Mets called him at home to assure \he
reports were not rooted within the
organization. •
While he desires to play in
Southern Cahfom1a, that day doesn't
appear to be m the near future..
He was marked for a maJor leasue
uniform since the Mets drafted him.
and his rapid climb included sunts
wnh the club dunng tts World
Champ1onsh~ season 10 1986 and m
September of 1987. After an all-star
season at Tidewater 1n '87. New York
was conv1nccd his umc had arrned
and mcumbent Rafael Santana was
dealt.
"He did a better Job all around than
Sant.tna dad," Davey Johnson said.
"He drove in a lot ofkey runs, pla)cd
better defense and had better range
than Rafael. In another two }Cars·
11me. he'll be o ne of the topshortstops
m the league. all around. That's how
much we think of ham."
Elster, who isn't shon on con-
fidenct. bqan to feel more rclaAed at
the plat<" late 10 the season. and knows
that will be a key factor this season 10
Davey Johnson s occasional switch to
Keftil &..._'• ftnt Muon
wttb Nri York en.ect ID dle-
appolatmeat after tbe DOCt•en eliminated tlae
Meta ln tbe playoff•. .
Howard Johnson al shortstop But
while the team is loaded w11b strona
h1ncrs. Elster 1 the onl)' true hon·
stop and ranks 1WeU above the rest
when II comes to handllpa ground
baJls.
"I don't feel anyone push1na me,"
Elster said. "He can'tgo with HoJo at
shortstop every pme. I ltnow I c;an
play anywhere {in the leaaue). I k.now
therc·s a lot of clubs our there that
would want me. 1t•50 on of \hotc
things. I understand tt, and I'm not
going to worry about it."
Eisler, who returns this weekend
from a Mets promotional cruise in the
Caribbean. has alway been a hard
worker~Hc rccenll>· bou&hu home tn
Huntington Beach and works out
with former teammate hane Aorcs
dunng lhe off-season at Golden West.
where he hll .338 1n 1983 and .349 in
1984 wnh the Rustlers under Coach
Fred Hoover.
He alternates days at the diamond
takang bau1ng practice and ground
balls wnh days at a local health club
pumping fret we1Jhts.
"He's a good kid. a good worlter."
said Robinson. ··He'll doa lot ofextra
hitting tf I ask him. When I really
suqestcd that he nced~d 10 do extra
hining and to be there al a certain
time, he's there ..
Wi1h no doubts st1rround1ng his
fieldang ab1hty, 1989 will present a
different challenie
"I've accomph hed what I -wanted
to do defensively." Elster ~1d
.. Hopefully. I'll accomplish what I
want to with my hilling ne~t )ear ..
Al TiidnwMtt 1n '17. he fiailMd
lftla 18 1k ~ an bil1'• at .l ll. Wdlrt~Udtna ctUbNcord for
IHll. Md lJ mUlli~ ....-. 74 •Bl ud Mvcr alloWed u ava.er IO
drop below .lOO afttt ~Y 22 11'1 •¥dopa• tbt same kiDd ' ol coo. ..,acy which provides E.hln'1
~:!~':et EJster'I biunt Id·
1uUmcn1 comH from hauina near t~
1op of tk ordtt an the minors to
blnina ciahth an lM potnl Mets
lineup. -.. "He's bttn a htlJe puU contc1ous,
Ham lson said. "And when you're
hiuina ei&hlh. at's (a matter of) not
1trillin1 o ut (47 umcs an '88)
"I thank it's sc:lf·10duccd prcuurt f
thank he's altered t111 'w1naa bit. If he
ts to hll over .3001 which he dad ID the
m1non., you ha~c to use 1he whole
field. On this bell club. he's hitdna
caa,hth. Ht-had trouble adjust•,. to
that. and u's touah for him to act out
oftbat." • Robinson calls Elster's 11ead)' de·
mcanor has strength.
"Hts bigest asset is when he acts
three stnkco~111 an a pme. he'll tum
around and pop one the nm time, ..
Rob nson said. ··He's hit some btl
home run . He IJVCS )ls dnvcs m .a
shortstop that ~cry few people h.tvc.
He probably has more po~er than
any shortstop ~e·vc had. He can hit
the ball 10 the pp:·
Robinson ~id he bebevcs the
consi5lcncy will come-with.-more al bat~ and Elsttr as ironma out his
tlaws. ··siowl)' but &urcl).
··He has some things to work on .
a hule more kill in has SW1ng, His
swing is not always short and com-
pacL A few times. he'll give 10 to a
pitch. He doesn't have that total
confidence 10 every p1Lch.''
Eisler p1d he tried 10 guess pitchers
too of\cn at the plate. leav1n1 himself
tentative 1n the pr~ss "mstcad of
JUStconcentraungand swinging at the
batt.••
ln the pme of ba~ball. a world
under the microscope or constanl
outside cnllques. Eisler remains
focused and exudes a cocky con·
fiden((
·-rd h .. e to Stt that confidenet
manifest uself at the plate!' Robinson
said. ''I'd like lo stt him go up totall}'
confident and cocky every.at t.l l
don't believe he's a .21 ~ •. 216 hittc~ I
believe he can hnovcr .2S01fhestaru
to hit the ball ~he~ the ball is pitched
on the plate "
Harrelson summed 1l up preu~
SUC'CIOCtl).
"He can htt. and he will htt."
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I •$145,000, Cell Ted mert!M w/tiuge torm.i ~· oar~. cornm. Nie• view of 11M lff1 8actl 1-28A. lrptc, pool. St. 2 car gareoe. 1 hou9e • :~::::::~-;;:.,,;_-;. ~ .. "".: ..a2· 1232 . 1 di" Ing rm. plante11on I ~ ~· pd"~,':~u:2 c:enal. 3 car pntng. frp!c, 28R 18A on IM BIUfla aauna/epa, 0., From tr om Hnd 1150/mo BRAND NEW Duplu, 1;, 1
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port Blvd Aaklng enormoui awlmmlng bCt'I Obi ger, '~· ~ · 2201 PACIAC Call 8411-HU from Frig dlstlwuher •iove IN t>Mul lrg l'lome nt SC
l235.0000wnr975-06471 PoOI on 9,000·-1f IOI ··1 !•need yard,6-112 5.JPEN . .PT. 2ar Hou•• TSLMGMT 642-1603 Olm~ • ~ "6C>C)ftt64s'.<llS5 Pla:U Fem. aW blll'I. IUfrounded by low main-~2·9e68 Of 8C 8541 I tl '75 •SSSBONUSSUS -w/d, pool. Jecunl
LIWILY - -tenenee prof ... lonally 3BR 2BA lino'-gerege,, BALBOA Covet 28r, den. Grut Eutllde loci . llTTlll 1 * 1-... 1375/mo+<Mo 559-1737
I Many upgradH, good' lend~ ywd. Alklng new pain\, new caroet. frplc, spa, dodl '2400 1 & 2Bdrm1. Gar. cable e llde 28R, gar.ge. I rg• Frig, dllhwUMt-, -a1ove ~a. l ;';'~2(,~~t onlr 152-',900. Anne new drapea, 11000/mo. SEAVIEW 3Br, 2.58• avl. Ornbll w/BBQ, lndry l ~:~7":~~,:tio, wsh~ hk-Incl No pat.a ~5-4855 ....,_/~ I · -· Mc:C.-nct 831-1~ plUt depoal\ M8-~273. Hou ... comm pool & ten rm. No P4tll 831-8427 i 2548 OAANGE I *IL• Tl 11111* ~ ..
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4BR H'•BA, 2 CAI gwageJ D•v.. Newport Pacific 8AYFRONT Condo 2Br. ~ ee111, deck wisml yard. l'look. up, new car~1 1 HBO tr•c:ottee. t...ted
In wondetf\11 condl1lot'I. R.E. 645-3M3 den dock '°' ao· boat l I Pel ok All Utlll pd Avl 11125/mo ~· at~ lO OCMn.
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$239.500. S.tty Pariler: ~~· ref~·t:~~~~~:· W/yard & tingle eat gar· t..INDA .ISLE 2 lle>ry 5BrJ Sparkllng CIHn large --TSL MGMT M2-1603 Laguna Bch 4$4-52114
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condo w/g«age, lg pvt ..... I STS BAKERt8rl11ot 28' 28a 0 l x v Ac ANT u n . I 2Bdrm 2ea $800 Gr••t etmoapherel No I QUIET 2Br 281, n~ Nwpl Bl\ld, CM 648-74'5
vwu. OWC/IM option 280 ACRE RXRcA sift PoOI $1000 * MESA lurtlllMd. 2BA • oceen Ill........ .,., .. 1790 Me-&o39 c:ari>et. washef dryer hk· Hltita Int ah
l159K Bkr 963-8371 Norlflweatern Arizona., VERDE 38r 28I POOi front Condo w/Cov COS7A MESA EXTRA LARGE ROOMS 119, garege, S875-S895 ftU
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. I ----zfft pets l1275mo 850-7048 lBR ~lo06ta Ptza..S.C curlty AufQn P8rillno & Pool tpa, lndry 111 t * Tll WA * Lale• Tlhoe tiome. next
loll lltoto r• lolo l'°""ol llU •IA •tA ,_ .. ea•1 IXYFAOAT LO twn1>•..,._ ..,, "'". .. ... -· -· -~:;:"..,~':g ,~t,;'° ,.. No RETs ,. .. , • ., ~fr~~ f~~ .. '!.~ ~~ "=1' -~ ...... S309t<. Bier "3-8377 18Mc:on Bay. 3BR, 3BAI den, 2·~BA. mlCl'o, ale .. S895/mo Agt 75&-1an I LARGE 3BA 28A upstlh. lrom d.,., FR, o~ a klletl ~~~~~~~~ . -,_..,,..,._...,. =fMt -'umilhedbomew'tam'tvf an9~w/d hkkup1.no 1 1 ... , 2aa28A.hlQIHIM. l8R apt Newly painted garage, ll"eewey cloM 2cargar pool Boatallp l;;; IM1 19 I ::P:: room. Double garage, pets 83~ con':fuonudoPritlUl• Cwt:'/t::',1"g::a S825+teooeee NoPetal 1111 S2550tmo 780.0735 ltatah tt ~an
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SEMS ANANCIAL K I truly "One of • Kind". 51 ~In. Agt. 852-16771 BEAUTY 2BR hM, dbl atory lownhome G1rege, s t575/MO 121·8508 I •100 • 1BA 18A MOO eoe S82S/mo 11166 '1nnM 1725 • LG 2BR 2BA ahr •Br 2 ~B• riou .. bt. 5~ ba •14 ftreplacM. or IMO-Ot71/E. $235,000 OW · lrplc. lrg Mv rm, amall yard, t1repl~. wet -New catpet1/drepes/pn1 •2 720-.9422 TownhM 11126 Poot 1pa. so5i mo--ut1l. AvaU COLDWeu.
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In Pflme ., .. ol Penln-SOt Venlaja S389,000 18R HOUSE. 1 block to LOVEl y HOME nur W1110Uff ce<port S850/mo '6, tBR ca\lonl Complet.iy r• PatlllnQ, utita Incl No Xlnl 1oc S575/mo Call
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••• Ill. ~~~~a • .! .. ::. twfOnO 'BRIGHT & eunny 3 bdrm kitchen. ,_,, carpet & Avd Jen 20th $1700/mo NC NO PETS 649-24-47 CIOM to lho~ I din , b1ocit from t>eecri Clll
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views, ample expansion potent1'1I. llllAAllAllmTS HVH1Ll..S wide gre•nb•lt \ N50Tmo Kurryl Pranl38t tea. Qat9Qe. w10 rtk y11dw/~lo w11erJ)l.IO 5400 M 1-U02 '*' lg hOUM & ,..d
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depth of my heart an<J Rapldly growtno dally·~ lrvlna CA 92714 ---.ic1n care aaton Pl .. Mnt retail ll(P nee H~u flu S..4-0510 ••• • ...... ,-U. lalt21 humbtybeglowt\OmGOCS1 __.ty iwwspepert 1'111~ • -H• I •urroundlng1. lrlendly Con 1 Ric.I\1$4-aS~ -_ ....... TULIS .-.-•-"-given tuen or .. 1 openings fOf RMI Ellale .... llPll P /1 NI--· peopte Call 676-4190 I tac -~ UIT /m'f, llft, CoftM table and aota IUGal/ fut l>O"fll' to coma to my U• and Tanltory ..... pot. C all lor •PPl t>lw n 114111• .... _../••-If• 1 lllllfl.,...T I Growing beating fl<m tabl•, 1ot1d oak end ltltl llltll/ICI H .. p IM In my ltlOna PrlOf ed""1191ngl hm·t lam Alley RH· •-• -.. illlT .... reap SNlflO!'I wtofe, ~ed g\US, $165 Md\ ""!"!!'!~!!'IJ!i!~~~~..... Pt'eMf'll and Ul'Qlt'I\ 1>91f...I experience pratarred taurenl NB s..a.912e Relleble person tor 1oc11 Bu1y progr ... I~ Nwp1 ••Ltll/-• computer & coal lklll.t to or both for &3CO call.
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terme (714) 720-0910 dMne gin to IOfQM ancs1 ACCllllTS PIT 9-1, N.8 ofta cau IMl'ci'landlalng poe. Fte• 1 ~~n cii~~Th M3~jP~I tor 1'hr Photo PIT Mike H•·1111 • lU-1 .. c:ond1t1on Only u11cl &no ,....:4)• 1~9'l: .... nn I fO<Qll the wrong that Ill &45-4175 •It« 11 am I hra. mlleeg9 eltow . "'IY ... 50/Hr SAa.7733 '50-2424 &5/hr to ltll't --Ol'tQI Strt11-o-<aator Im--... !ff .. .._ done lo me and VOAJ wno ---. wage. Cat nee ResulM'. ----TEXAS 91L COMPANY ltatton Mitt• ol'flf Cell -~ .,_, __
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Near PCH P0tt ortic:a 1w1a1 dew .. may be I ---••t Mll•tta St · Costa MMe age & QC>mm 842·88U Gill Sovtfl Coast Plue ., .... _ 8 120.t159 or 87µ;38 I CONSIDE~ ..._.,., Manner'• Mile 8A&.~7 want lo bl ~h YOAJ ano •~ •" --------Costa Mea.t ••--value. •HY iO mo my k>Yed °'* 1n Yoor or Local dtlllverys of travel fUI .JOI PlMO'l 111111 Oeyll E"W Cd for ~· MUST SELL 2 t!Q91a, purch•H tlnanclng UITllll MITA llU SNWP91uel glory Thank "* llHllAI document• trevel bliO· wanted FfT ·~ nae: . ma wn t9· 1 \em only) Alley Rel· Kenny Roowa JI/II 28. ~ ~ °' lm-omc.. avail from SHO YOAJf0tY00tlo~toward ef .. 1 Mu11 1\11"9 own Ate you ~turovt and n""' con1trueuon re-,Women1dottllngll01•tn taurent NB,646-tl M ~ lheiaw, 9ptn port1&9eS.'-2131714
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•• 0 0 0 b ' f l -----IMdl, c.lf Nte0 ~ MIN CW '*'IM 1'9111 Ul'IOer tN llctlCIOul 2t, 1... cal6orl ., •' ... fie COU11t1 c.11 Of Or· 0 o . ve r11ey:1tnl P«tof\I TNe bue'MM .. con· lleted MoW on NIA "'*'-n9llM °' ..... ...,., M>M.Rl9 '°' OMr"9 °' .,. CO\inty on OIC11liW l13-0311 ...,. .., .r tt1e uee °' duc'9d i,y .,. lndMduel V~Ot H ~ 11 ...., ~ on Octow ~ OJanoe COMt ,.,.. IN ..._ "c1111.,u1 8u1lne11 Tl\e tetl•tr•nl com· Thie~ .. Med 1t1t OellyPllot~IS.11, 1t, No A14ttti • 21 1 ,_,.. ~ MAC INNlS l AS· menced 10 lrwacl bull· -"" ltle County CWk Of OJ. ldWefd La. 2t, 1Mt OW~~ ~ ~T_ ,tt.' ~ATH, 372' ~ ,... under Ille tk:llllOYI •• County Oft Oeoelftbet Tiiie •a.Mrnent .... filed Tl\-207 ,na aC~"',.. U"Mf ..... 1Nt c:;".::0 Newport_,, tlulll'*8 neme or nam. 21, 1t88 wlttl ltle County Clilfil of Or· "'" ,.....,..,. .. ""'",,.... ..-. Ttt-20t
__ , __ .,._. ll9ted 9bOW on .Ntt 1. 1963 -.e County on Oecember ~ .,_ .:Trlt~ :~ .. ~ --------·-... .,_ ~ ~-Pvbllltled Otente COMlt ti, ,... .. ·--.... ..._. ~ ..... 19MnedlO~W.. TIMI .. ..._., .... ftled Dell)' Pilot ~ 21 ...,. NmlOUe_.. ltlllc:our1forMOf-~ ,,..,.., ...,,_ =•In ~-r.f:'7i~ Wlll\theCounl)'~ofOr· ltM. ~ 5. 12, 11: ~ OJenge COM4 T~~ ~.:"::' ,,:.,. ~ -....;..=--. ..... _..--
NO '312201 Mgie Cowlty on D9ceMOer 1Nt =Pilot~ 22· 2t. ctolf'C! .,.,._. HAHlf ,.,.... AOMATI to '11 •• new."'°°"'°°'· Jal Bruce c ""Torrence. 23341 15• 1tee ,..,. '"""201 f • JWIUefY I 12• ~IO AMIAICAH-HOTE\. ITlPHANIE AHN \.ON<l
Fl.I •1 • t e lft I 2 0, 7 5 0 Pott Lerwick. Newport Pvblllfled Otente Cout "8JC IOTIC( UOUIOATOAI. 3AOO AV<· IT 19 HEREBY ORDERlD IUll ... MAm
" 7..us4 (2f'EM715) llMctl, C<f. t2MO = Piiot oec:.mbet 22 2t .....c llJt1C[ eflUe Of The Art•. Coe1• tnet ... ~IOl'll ln19'•led In TM ~ P«IOnl --.,.,..,,,,,..,..,,"'"'='"..,.,..,.,==-""=. ,.,,.,-, Thie tM*nW wu con· ' • IC41• MtM. Callf '"211 1M metier et0t...id ..,_, l\eve lbendOMd tne UM oC ----COlllEI PONTIAC SUNINAO 79 ducted by 111'1 lndhltckAal 11 · JanuefY 5• 12• 1~~ '1CTITIOUI .,..... K•ua M..-y P Ortman. 3400 Av-befOf• 11111 COIM1 In Depert-ti\• "ctmou• 8u1.neH Uc. hat~. red, IMedC l"'9 ltllMIMnt WM filed Th 87 MAim ITA'JllmlfT ACTlTIOUI ....... ~ Of The Artl, Colle l'Wl No 3 et 700 CMc: He1M AMERICAN HOTel
1M8VIN1 5-91>,PP,a/c, (2"5) W'llerlof. $500/obo U i.. wttlltfleCountyCWkofOt· .,._.,. ..,,.,_. ThefOlloWtngper90nlere ..__ITA,,_.., Mtee.Callf t2t2t Center Of'lve Wwt, Senti LIOUIOATOA$. 14'6
redao, n.w tlr•• and 71~7811 .,. Couftty on~ ..._ nu1-. do6ngbuelneel• Tl\efOllowl!nOl*90fll•• Tiii• bulineta 11 con-Ana. c .. tOfl'llll, "'JANU· a~ It SUit• 4TI,
bru... 411< mtt... 21. ,... PAOlO'I "llTOAAHTE, OOlf'G tlUlilMM.. ctuc:1fd by' en lndMdull ARY ,1, 1Nt, at 2 00 Senti,.,.,<:.-92701
.. 100. Cell 720-t721 "8JC ll)llC( Pu~ Or.noe Coeet ... m 1907·• HettlOr ltMi. Coe1• YOGURT TIME. 14HO Ttte r•glllrent COlft• o'dOek p M llnd "*' end TM FlctltlOCll 8uliMM
__.._ 1 .. 1 SC 1.,.71 __ _ DlilfY PloC JINl8f'Y 5. 12. 19. ~.=• Meu. Cellf 9M27 ~ DrlYe •F, ln!IN, c.Mt. menced to ttenMCt buel-t-. lftow c.,... II eny ~ Heme retwred 10 abo\19 we1 ~_... • • ~ ae. 1t1t 0on-o.0oen & Tenya-H· 92714 MM Uf'ICMt lhe t1ct1 n.ve. wtty Mkl petltlOfl tcw Ned 1n OJenQ& County on cou..-. auMoof, Im· ~. Th-211 TM~ per90M .,. oa.n, 141118owinCIOteen. VICtOf Sheno-Nlen cnou. bullnele name Of n""* cNnOe of naiM ~not May 21, 1u1 ir:tLE
maoutat• 11 e.ooo ..... ,... dolnO '---• W•tmlnlter, Cellf 12113 3 H~ln• Street. 1rv1,,.. lle1ed ebOW on 0c1ober 20. be ranted NO F:M&037
'40-e740 aft« 2 (HOT· --------1 NOTICE IS HEREBY --------1 LllEATY TILE. ~20l Du-Oent'l·H·NouY9tl end Ou· e.itt 02715 1tee I IS fURlHER Ofdered 'llc~le Rub in 1415
ISSU) 'IJ GIVEN IMI the City Council "8JC ll)TIC( g:jl ~j t"• 350, Irvine, T -Hoang. l4573 Tiiden, Gree. Cll.lh·Mln Chou. 3 Mery Ortman tlllt·• copy Of Ullt orelet to SJ)U~ SI , SenlA Ana.
\H'\.jWSW'GEN '71, Fiii ott~_gtYol~BMQfl Suneet 1Tlle Inc C•H W•tmln1ter,C111f 92183 H<lelklMStreet.INlne.Cllll Thie 11e1ernen1 ••flied enowceueetieJ1UblilMdln Celtf 92101 ·~ " wtllnotG apubtlc: ,.. ••11t · • · Not·V•n·Nouyen end t2716 wtthtneCountyCl«llofOJ· ttieOJll'IQeCoMH>ellyPl!ot. Thll ~ ., .. ~ aqu.. Bede. Auto, rune lEllSTIR o-rd no propoeed 0 DI· fllCTmOUe .,..... ~=· ~~ 1':;" ~~W: No•n· Thi> Tr1n, 1101 w Tllll bu1lne11 I• eon-enoe County on o.c.mw 1 ,,....,aper or ~•I duC1ed b'I an~ ~ wel malnt81ned. NANCE NO. •2. being, MAim ITA~ • · • S~ •24$, s.n .. Me, dueled by~ Ind ..W. 16, 1NI ~IOn. puMINd Ill 1t111 Tllll ....,_,, .,.. "'9d o.w ~ 1173, (11595) AN ON>INAHCE OF THE The fOllOWlng pet90N.,. C8llf 92373 Calll. 92707 Th• r•o••tral\t corn-,..,,,.,, c:ounty e1 IMlt onc:e. --with IN County Qet1l °'OJ-
•11101ob0 S...-740' CITY COUNCrL OF THE dolr'9 bu8lneM ... Tlltl builnell 11 con-Tiii• .bulMMU II con-rnenced to trMNC'I ~ Publtlhed Orenoe Coelt IOf '°"' conMCUtl'le ....... County Of\ o.oemw
Mn CITY Of' NEWPORT BEAOHt DAISY I ASSOClATES. ~"ed by !,er""'."'°"' ducted by l o-ner.i pen. Mel Under Ille llctlllous ()eity Hot Oeoember 22. 29, l)f'lor to the d•)' of Mid MW• 15, , ... A"MENDING NEWPOR 1710 Pleeentl• Avenu•. • r•v • ren corn-ner"'4> . bulll""8 nlrM Of' nemM 11aa. Jf1ftU¥Y 5, 12, ''" lnO ~ Or1lfl09 eo.1 "''11 ... lllllf BEACH. MUNICIPAL CODE Colt1 Mee&. Ctlllt. 82925 menced nJ:, ·~~"':::u~· Ttie reg~trenl com· flllecUbow on NIA Tl\-188 beted DEC 19 1Clt8 Dell)' Piiot ~ber ~2. 29.
Wolfe burg. Ed It ton SECTIONS ,4.12. 110. Jolll\ l<onwlHr, 1907 Mel u '"' ' tnenC*t 10 1r111MC:t bu*-Vlclor Slleng.-Nlan ChOu ~IL. lllfTM. Judte 18aa. Januwy 6, 12, 1"9
Cabrtotet. All White, 14 12.190 ANO 14.12.200 Bayed«• Terrec», Corona :::-:O name Ju":, 1n: ,,... unelet the flctltlou• This 11etement wu flied "8JC NOTICE of IN l..,W Cwrt Tll· 193 Loou bfend 5 PERTAINING TO WATEft def Mir, cellf 92$25 • '19 on ., • . bullnea name or nlrMI with tM County Clerk of OJ. Stepf\""4 Ann Robeftl. --------pull new, • RATES; CHARGES ANO OE· Thll bu11n .. 1 11 con-ECSuarCIO Jordan. S.C· lilted aboW on NIA ente County on Oec«Yl'bet 1(41• 23290 •t 0tlnQ9 Street, El "8JC te011C(
..-ed. out atereo --------POSITS ducted by 1 llmlted pertner-f91.,-Y Ou~ 29 1988 'tcnTlOUe 8UIMll TOfO, CA 92t30 -----• -CMMl19. Loeded. Low ---•-.-NOTIC~. HERY\' ltllo-~ ~· -hied ~. lenient ..... flied ,..... WAmSTAIWNI * Publtthed OJenoe Coast ,,.._ ... __ _ I ~ry. FOii FURTHER GIVEN that Mid The regl1tr1n1 com· with t~ty c=::, Of. with the County~ of Of. Publllhed Or.,. eout The f~ pwM>nS are Dally Pllol December 2t NAiii STA~ 7500 publie hMrlnQ wilt be Mtd on rnenced to trel\MC1 tM.111-~ ..... 1Y on ber enoe County on J""*Y •. Deity Piiot Jenuery 5, 12, 11. dolnO bUllMM •· 1988 J11nuery 5 12 11 TM foloWlno pereona .,.
I-.:: I ......a 9w ESCORT tht 23rd dey ot Januwy. neee under IM 11c:11t1ou1 1'"• 1•-1989 21 1ee9 w£T SPAM. 3030 Alrwll)' 1te9 dol"no bullneel .. ---I W5ll ... 1989, 11 lht hOur ol 7:30 ~ ,_ Of namee P•11'7 P40Mll ' Th-209 Avenue. Coet1 Mesa. Calli Tlll99 PACIFIC W\NO TR.A.DING 1A7 WNO R8l White (4"5) p.m . In tne City Hait Council 149ted 1bo\le on Mey 22 • ......_ Pu~:.CS ~W:: 2<:>;;1 Publllhed Orange coa.t ·-.,. IMITIM" eaeae •-.,. Mft~ & FINANCIA\. 8EfWICES with btec:k lnWlor, 8cyt, CMn\bert, 3300 ~ 1975 ..,.11y 1 ._,. ~. • Dally P110t Janu.ry 12 19 ~ .w1-. Gotcha Sportewew, In<:, ~ nu1~ COMPANY, 7022 Moonlgl'lt
19,000 mllee, a_, men· Boulevard, Newport 8Mc;h. Jol\n Konwlaaf tta;a. Jenuery 5, 12• !889 at, Februet)' 2. 1989 ' . o.leware. 3030 Alnw~ Av· ~de. ... untlng1on 8Mc;h,
-el .i...inQ CA 92M3.•1 wlllCll flf'M end Thia •1•19ment -tiled ih-188 Th-222 1C•110 enue. Cotti M .... ce11r K41111 Cellt 82647, l M0oo ~ "3-3093 ' place lnler .. 1.CS per1on1 with the County Clenl o1 Or· ACTlTIOUI IU ... 11 Hll2t flCTITIOUI llUIMU Pr .. ton J1)' Cetftl)bell, . may 11PPMt end be Metd enoe CoutllY on Oec«Tlber ,..aJC ll)TIC( "8JC ll)TIC( ...-1TAn.NT Tllll bualneu 11 c;on. MAMllTA~NT 7022Moon.11Qf11 Clfde,Hul\I·
--....._....... lhereon It you ch8llenge thla 29, 1988 _.......,._ --u ~-_,_11 TM I~ PeflOnl ere dUCled by 1 corpotltlotn TM~ l*'90nl 11e lnQlon Beecl\, Celi! 92147 .....-Ofdlnancelnoourt.youmey ,..... .. _,,,..,... .... _ .. _ .. ,.....,.__ do4no~u Tiie r•o••tr1n1 com· dolnQbUMnMI• l1111 bu~MM 11 con·
Wegon, mint condition, be limlled 10 rlillng Of'lY Publllhed Orenge COMt NAft ITA~..,,. NAm ITATamNT TOWER AVIATION. 5000 menced to trenuct but4-N(WPORT PIZZA CO OUC"ted by" en lndMcluel S3500.~1~~:M855) -FOR--D-'e3-l-td_Sed __ en_r_eal_1 thoee ,_,.. you Of IOfn. Deily Piiot JlnWlfY 5. 12. 19, The lollowlng per90fll Ire The lolloWlnQ perlON.,. Carnpul Ottve, Newport neu ~ tfle lict1ttou1 1111 23rd Street Newpor1 The regletrant corn·
nice In & outl Run~ Ilk• one etM rllMd It the publlc 211. 1188 dolnO ~ • doing buslneea u 8Md\, Callt 92et0 bulll'INI ,,.,.,,. or nWMe Beect\. Clht menc:ed to 1~ bull-CAOILI.AC •77• Sev NEW! s2875 \ BUT521"\ '-'lno delcrlbed In thlt n<>-Th·210 OllM COMPANIES, 3100 MITT MANOR Ill, 164125 P•Alre . Inc . Cellf0tnla lllted 11>ove on Oclober 1, Al R*n. 300 E COM! ,_. unes. 1he 11euoou1
blklatv Loed9d Mn roof N 1 * .. '' lice or In written cor-BrlslOI Street, Suite 280. Malcolm laM, V0tba Lln<I•. c:o<pc>rtlon. 5000 Camput 1888 lilQll..,•y •57, Ne ... port bullneM neme or nemet • • • •wporter mOlore ,..pones.no. dellvereo to Colt1 M9u. Celli. 92t211 Calif. 92t88 Drtw, Newport Beactl. Calif Mien ... Tornaon, Prell· e.ech. Call1 92tll0 lilted ebove on NIA AA Grtll, Blk LMther, 8"'2.0795 or 548~23 the City 1t, Of prior to. the "8JC fl)TIC( 0.'lld L Oullllng. 11122 Edwlrd Lu, 5837 92880 denl Mark Rlern, 300 E Coel1 Pr .. ton Clmpbell mso~ ~~-0 FORD '78 GRANADA put»lc: hearing (IOf m<>fa In· Lu Pelm• Ortve. Santi Wllf'lelmlna Ave .. Wooelllnd Tl\11 butlneu la · con-Thie 1tet4"Ml'lt wu ttled Hlgllw1y #$1, Na•port Thia 1t1tement WU hied Sl~S 25 ea OOO mll .. s1675 lorm1tlon c •ll (7 14 ) ~TTTtOUl ..... 11 Ane,Cellt 92705 Hllts.CalH 913&7 ducted by ecorporltlotn Wlthll\e Countya.rtlol OJ· e.ec11.Celil t2teO wtththtCountyClertlof Of. ______ 1 ___ '(i1Fut72) NwPlr II Mlrs ~11). NAm•TA~ Vlclor H. Boy<I, II, 13702 Jerome G ~. 164125 Tiie reg11tr1nt com· ange County on Jenuary 31, Aend< Denae 300 E enge CouftlY on December
CHEVY ·as SPRINT '""'2.0795 ..... 8823 WANDA L UOOIO, CITY TM IOiloW!ng per90nl.,. Dell LIM, Sanll Ana, Celt! ~Lene. YOtba Linda. INnC9CI to lrll\UCI bull-1949 Colet HlahweY •57 New-14, 1988 · · -O<.....,.. CLERK, CITY OF NEWPORT doing bullMM ea: 92705 Cllil. 92181 MM un6er tfle llc:tltloul P4Gllm port e.cft. C4ild. 92MO Nt1.M.2' ~speed, red, 3 cyltndet. lotlollludenllloolllOf BEAC*i CARPENTER & co. ett OtegoryO.McCleland.171 Aobef1 A. Stacy. 4•75 t>utlneal ,,.,.,,. Of '*'* Put>Nhed oienoe Coal1 Tflla buslneN .. con-Publllhed Orenge COMt
Aln/Fm atef90 e.een .. epartment f\KnllhlnO• In Publlthecl Orange CoNI VIiie 8onlt1, N•wpofl Ram.CS., lrvlne, Clht 92714 AYCI De LOI ArbolM, YOfba 111*1 Above on .lanuaty \. OMy Piiot Jenuwy 12 •9. duc;ted by" ~ Oaity Pio\ o.c.mber ~.ft. 27C9m;L~~ .Condition. ciuallled. wm1t1eyllndyour Delly P110t Januaty12, 1989 BMcll. Cellt. t2ellO Tl\11 0u1lne11 I• con-llnda, Cellf. 92188 1981 at. Fwuary 2. 1Mt The reg11tr1nt com· 1tee, Jarwery S, 12, 1949
-"· v•_...770 ltem&ldvertlMd? Th·214 C.,olyn Cerpenter, 819 dueled by; • gen&rel pan. Thll bullne11 I• eon· Peut C Hegnea. Preal· Th-221 mencad to UlllMC\ bull-• Tl\-189
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Th1s
show
·going
to dogs·.
If you arc a dog lover who is
sure your pet as the "best," th~n ·
grab a l~h and mosey over to the
BcstofthcShowat the Orange
County Fairgrounds an Costa
Mesa on Saturday_and Sunday.
More than 2,000dogs w1l!J?y_
.. ..
•
FOCUS · DAILY PILOT/Thut.cl8y, JanuetY 12, 1NI N A9
.
ealendar art a snap for photographer
the fif1t umt. By lJOE BEL BRU 0 fhouah M mttts many men °'"".,_.,,...,.... throuahout the year for this \Cnturc,
Rectnt nc"spaper headline about her main thrust as not for dallna
Kam Gershenson scf'C'lm out hlc purJ>9SCS Gershenson said 11 is th<'
those found an a suS)(rmarkct tabloid. sausfaction of crcauna the P'QdU(I
Thouah she has had several anicles that fuels her to do it annuatly. wnnen about her in the past fi ve-"Sometimes airls will come up to
years. one headline sucks tn her mind me and sell me that I am the luckictt
mot of an It read : "Gershen on girl an the world, Jut beautc I ac1 to
hoots I' Gu)'s, Hangs Them On Her ~ork Wlth aJI these 1u>S." sa~
Wall " Gtr hcnson, who balances her lime
"Somct1mcs the newspa~" do bet~n the calendar and bet mana-
thmgs hke that "~1d ihe 23-)ear-old gcrial pos111on at Nautilus Plus an
Ncwpon Beach resident "The) made Norwalk. ''Though I have dated some
me out to sound ltke a serial killer. I of the guys. thett as much more to 11
thank that as really funn y." all that make me do at each )CU ...
Des pate the ll\ed1a h > pc. The idea of st.artana a calcndarfor
Gershen on has not killed or hanged students ca.me when she was a student
an) men Howcvcr. she doc shoot at ddleback College an Mw1on
more than 14 men each )'Clr -~•th V1CJO \\anting to test her slulls as a
hcrcamera. photographer and as .. a bus•·
incc 1985. Gershenson has been ness"'oman, he pla)ed with the idea
marking the New Year wllh her of launchto& u Seema very little •
annual "Men ofUC'I Calendar " . opponuntt)•to nark~t at attheJunaor The $9 95 pubhcauon is appro .. ed college. Gershenson approached UCI
b} the una versuy's pubhca11on\ office with the idea
""•---:v-::>~·mg orvanousut es.an T50
breeds will be shown. The
Shoreline Doa FanciersAssoc1a-
t1on of Orange County will spon-
sor the competition that has
attracted the most.pr~ t1g1ous
judges in the country, according
toa fairground representative.
Model• are (back row, from left) ltddle
Hanley, Chrla WhJte and Crate Rannalla.
......... ~_,o..._ ...
and (front row) Juon 8choaw (left) and
Mark Rowan, with Kim Genllenaon.
and 1s sold an the colleae book store It "UCI as JUSt such a strict school.
has also rcce1 .. ed s~elf pace at \er) prcs111g1ous," .she said. "I never
Elements. O\ clt7 cSho 1-0c-a thought-the, ~ prfoT They across the street from U I an the told' me I could do at. and even set me
Marketplace. The calendar features up with a booth to sell it on campus.··
14 male studcnts bc1~een the aaes of The procc s of findana the nght
18 and 23. most of them modeling for • (Plea.e He CALltNDAJl/AlO)
Dr. H•ITf Smltb, with 25 years experience injudgingdogs, will
decide which is the'best. Mlcllele
Bllllas• wnh more than 30 years
cxpcnence will judge all breeds.
In addition to the best of show.
there will be competitions for
sporting, working, hound, temer,
toy, non-sporting, herding, obed1-
encc,f uni or showmanship and
other miscellaneious classes.
The Junior Showmanship
matches handlers in 8 to 16 age
groups. The public can ask ques-
tions to Dr. Jolln Hammll, the
show's vetennarian, who will be
on hand both days. ·
The show runs from 9 a.m. to 5
p.m. Admission is$4 for adults,
S2. 50 for children under 12 and
seniors over 65. For additional
information. call Freeman Claat,
544-'9372. • • • Herc is an intercsttn~ concept:
"BaologistCookbook.' an adult
cookingclasssponsored b) the
Cll)' of Fountain Valley Rec-
reation Center. It as for seafood lovers who are willing to eat their
subJCCts. The class will be taught
by biologist Joe W. Conner, Ph. 0
Students wall have a chance t'o
cc their best recipes published an
the annual edition of"B1ologist
Cookbook "The class "''II be held
from 7 to 9 p.m. on Jan 18 and 25
Feb I and 8. Rcg1strat1o n isS25
For more an formati on call
839-8611 • • • Congratulauons to Orange
Coast Collegc'sstudent news-
paper, Coast Repon. which re-
cent I) garnered 12 awards at tht·
3 t st annual Southern ctaon
compeuuon of the Journalism
ssoctataon ofCommunityCol-
lege
Morethan450 student from
33 Southern Cahforn1a and An·
2onaco01mun1t) colleges took
pan in the ma1l-m and on-the-
spot compeuuons.
taff wnter Kea Linton of Costa
Mesa earned a third-place award
an feature wntmgand Mark
McGre1orofFountaan Valley was
fif\h tn on-the->pot news pho-
tography. Kris Tri>DYold of Costa
Mesa earned a fifth in thecdi-
tonal cartooning compcuuon.
Ca&leJacboaofCosta Mesa was
g1ven an honorable mention for
' on-the-pot newswnung. • • • David CaveaerofHuntington
1ka<:h earned the h1ghc tao-
vancement award the Bo_yScouts
of Amcnca offers. that of Eagle
Famous faces are
HB artist's canvas
"She came 10 sec me 1n Ma) 1985 By JOYCE BODLOV ICH r0 r a mort!roft.-ss1onal look .. French OflMO.-,......... .. sa id "I d1 a complete maleo,er"
TerT) French 1s an anis1. her French has 1he land of looks most
canvas 1s 1hc faces of Washington women would kill for. d ear .'!lk1n.
notables, beaut) Queens and working auburn hair and aquamarine eyes
"'-Omen. She said the opponunlt) to learn
For the last 14 )ears French. 3 7 has makeup design came 1n high \Chool
been crca11ng new facial images "I signed up for a ~lf-1mprmc
through the skillful apphcauon of ment course al a modeling M:hool in
cosme11cs. Her s1ep-b)·slep tra1n1ng Florida. The onl )' problem was that I
program tea ches how 10 create a more. ended up not having the mone)' to
attractive appearance after complet· pa ) for 11 The owner s:ud I could
mg a l "r hour consul ta hon an her rcpa) the fee b)' w ork1ng for the
Huntington Beach studio school " She has worked as a fre e·lancc · For 1hc next two )Can. she appren-
makeup an1st for more than 15 top uccd under a talented makeup arust
cosmetic hnes he toured na11onall) at the M:hool as a promouonal artm for Revlon's French married a career Na\>
book. "The Art of Beaut)." making officer. had two ~aughters a~d used
guest appearance on TV and radio her makeup sl1lls on officers wl\ es
programs .\s the fam ily relocated to d1ffcr:en1
Before rtlocaung her studio to Na\) bases. French beg.an to dc'-elop Orange County more than a )'Car ago a chcntelc Soon she built a r(putauon
French used her talents on the man) as an artist who creates a new and
faces of Washington O.C. and an workable st) k for an) woman. • Diego women. "I think what I tr) to do 1s create
fawn Hall. former SC('retar) 10 ( ol confidence. st)IC and beaut) ·· she
O h"cr Nonh ""ho ga ined T\ nolon e-said .. ~hen the\. (d1ent:;) walk out ol
t) in last )Car's Iran-Contra hearings. m} stud io ~t 1s with more confidence
undeNrent one of F-rench's trans-lno"'1ng -what 10 do to 1mpro\e
formation~ (Pleue .ee P'AMOUS/AlO)
Winterfest
attendance
pushed in LB
Competing fo r attention with Cit)
an fest1 \als held 1n the summer.
Laguna Beach's W1n1erfest has em·
ployed some .new tactics in drawing
rrowds before at opens on Tucsdav
Bcc-.tu~ it's held ofT sea on, 1he
l(st1 val has been battling an 1dent11)
en 1s for Its 25 )Cir This )Car. the
Chamber of Commerce enlisted the
marketina expenencc of PatnCla
Rowan to popularize the C\ ent
Rowan . who owns her own market· ma finn an Laguna BcaC'h. has made
~veral changes to mark the fes11val's
1lver anna..,.enary ThrouJh a Larae
pubhcll) campaign and upanded
events. Rowan expects a record turn-
out for the annual chambei: fund-
nuser "W1nterfest lS now JUSl startm& ,,
come into us own_." \lid~n. "We
art lc:am1n1 how to market at just hke
the Sawdust Fe ttval and Pageant of
the Masters 1n the summer We arc
pro)ttunaa record turnout this )car ..
..
0.-, ......... ., ..........
• Ml Wll Jt I
Fawn Hall (abo.-e), former eec'etuy to Col.
OU•er Nortla who &aJned TV notoriety ill
lut year'• lran-CO.ntra h~•. under~
went Terry French'• tr&Jlaformatlon.
Food delivered
, via wheelchair
By KATY BOlCHER Of_O...,,.... .....
"lot hang deters Ma~rct ~tO\ rr
from helping h..-r lrienJs and neigh·
bo~
tO\Cr a res1 dcn1 of lido \tob1k
Home Park 1n e~port Beach. "
con.s1dcred \ita l to S('\ era I ol her
eldcrl~ nc1ghbof"'), ~ho count on the
3 ·\car-old woman 10 do 1hcir
gro(en shopping
';he cames out \hl' "t'd.h routine
all b\ her.;clf -in a "hct·k h;,ur
.. "'he "as born"' 11h ll'rcbral pal\\
said\\ 1lhc \h" er her mothn \hl' "
JUSI ama11ng ·
tO\Cr 1s a gradu.nr ol Orange
Coast College and " ,1111 t:t kmg
classc<> .. I'm JU t so proud of hrr.. her
motht'r addt'd
lndt'\'\J 'lhr'<> nut thl' ooh •.)l"IC
Hekn .\nder,on. "ho liH'' in thl'
pa rk rt'\:alh "hrn he'd take 'ill)\ er
v.11h her in the llr JU'>I for her
COffiP30\ · I m 6 \Ul'S old .. \he ~1d
and bu) groccne together Two )caJ"S
ago I ga'c up m\ car-not that I had
10 but I thou1ht 11 would be prclt)
')CU\ to find omconc m\ age st.II
dn' in&" · The~t. '\ndcTSOn said. v.as ~bat
had sta rted out as 1 fnendl) out1na.
turnc.-d into a nccessll) and she nov.
depend~ on tO\ er to deh \Cf' fresh
produds tor her
... • he' JU\t uch 1 pleasure;·
\ndt'rson ~Id "faCl)One lO\CS her
Some things are hard for her to reach
at the market but he alwa)S SCt
ass1 iance ··
.\ndcrson isn't the onh one ""
reels that V.I\
Junc \\ngh1 said 'to,cr ha been
do1 ng her grocer) hopp1 na for t
la\t SI). month
.. he· 'Cf) a«omm<>Jatmg ano
tncs to get ('\Cf)' thing JU\t nghl. and
<>ht" usuall.) doe\ .. Wn ht said .. 1'c'' .
JUSI a trt~ndous c p .1 ha\e m)
mother .. uh me and <.he\ 9u1tr 111. k'
1t\ hard for me to get out·
Scout .A frc hmanatGoldcn
(PleHeeee&AGL&/AlO)
On.11nally, Wantcrfe t taned as a
small "hand ans f~t1..,al. which onh
(Pleue eee WUITER/AlO) Mar1aret Stover dell•en &rocerlea via wheelchair. "\1.ilJ,Artt and I "-OU Id go to the ''ore
w h1k her daughter takcs hcr duties
~noush 11·, n~all) a social 1h1og for
her \to' er" mother ~·d
, BuLlf llN B u~Rn
l -------
· Competitors attracted to horse shows at OC Fairgrounds
A hunter·1ump(r show wall open the )Car·~ C\'Cnt al
tht Oranet Countv Fair fque,tnan Center. C ta 4cu.
The show w1fl run from a.m. to ' p.m. Slturda). acrord1na to Pim Gimpk, center manq:rr.
A waatmhoncshowtsofanned from 81.m to5 pm.
on Jan. 28. and a Valenunc Honc how 1s l(t for f'cb 11.
For more mformat10ll on. cqu.( irian tHnU. call
641-132 •
.. Volanteen at ndlng center
1 If you cn~y hones arki t h1ldrcn. )our i.Lcnt• arc
v.-antcd by the 0ra"fe County Ridina Ctnttt in S.n Juan
Capi\lrano to aum ditabkd 1nd1v1dual to ridc horn.
-Volun1ttn att Mcdtd lhursda) afttmoon and
Saturday mominp. An onm11t1on win be btld at I p.m.
Seturday for tft)'OM •ho is 1nterntcd For more utfonnattOf\. all tit( ofuntcer Ccntn of Onntt C' unt
O.trat]'SoUth at 9')·'7'7 Of '82·3 t :76.
An latl'Odactloa c:M• la lrnae
The etas\ meet from 7 to 9 0 p.m. For funhl'r
1nfonna11on. call lh<' artscentcr at SS2-101 .
UCI Nlllng cla•N open
I
Bttinnana to •d"•nccd sa11tn1 cla ~under tht l I
Saihn• l>rotr1m v.-111 OS)(n to the pubhl 1 uesd.a). eta '
arc offered on Lido I' and '0-foot 'h1cldi clau boats on Ywttkends and 11tukda) at the 1ntcl't'ollc&ia~ ro~ina and
sail ba.sc. I 01 W. Coa 1 Htahw•>· •
The prOlflm abo ofkn ba tc ubl. Red ( l'OS\
hfesa""'' and U)'a inJ courses. For a complete '"''"' C'lll the camplJ~ r«ttat1on off Kc at S t>-J46.
\
(las~\ foc us on a ransc or an d1'il1ph nc<> 10~ ludintt
watercolor. ccram1C's. drav.101 \ 1deo. calligraph\, 'ta1n~·J
la\ and photogra ph)
Most c1asscs mect onre a "etll for lour to IO wceh
f-or mort 1nfor!"at1on. call the crntcr al SS 1 I 0 I
Networklng I or fame, lortune
.\ \tmi nar ent11lcd •• ctv.orking for hmc and
Fortune ... w 111 be otlered from 6 to 'i p.m 1onda' at the Little Inn on thr Sa). 617 Lido Pul Dme NC'v.pon Be h.
1 he da v.111 foc u' on hov. to net"ork to 1ncf'('a
sales. for JOb or <:Jrttr chance and for thr entrcprent'ur
Instructor v.111 be u n L.nn , a publ1 rtlauon ~rater.
For more tnform111on . call Linn at 7 f>·I :L O.
Redred federal wor~en meet
ddkbaek Valley Chapter of the Nauonal .\'\CK'•a·
t1un or Rc11rcd federal F.mplO)ttS ~•II mctl at ~ pm
Monda)'at<Jkndalc ffdffll v1n&l< ommun11 Room.
2321 l Calle d la Louisa, LA&una Hill~
The mttt1n1 " open &o ~t1rtJ fC'\kral C1\ 1han
emplo)tt\, 1hc1r ~ sun !\On ofannu1tan& llH'
fcdmll cmpfo)C<n and auttt .
HOtlJ)ltaJ volaateen to la•tllll
OrllS Count) Council of HMp'8t Ofu1uttn '111111
1Mull ....... II I 9 Lm. mttttat -Mo•llll\ at 1M
f urnip Ro-.c rrstaurant Orange l oun t~ Mtd1ul ..\\~ta·
11on bu1ldan~ '.\()()"I Flo"'er t Ona ngc
<. umnt trtnd\ an cosmetll and }'.\la lll \U t'f) wall
t \ammt"d bJ Donald l\llman. M D . d1plom1te of the
mcm:an Board of Pl~stic urttcf) and a u .. c staO
ph\ 1 1an 1 H(althcart 1tdic31 (enter in Tu 11n.
Saleswomen to convene
Orange Count' chapter. l'lauonal 1>\oc1at1on for
Prok s1on I k\womrn v.111 m«t at .S:JO pm .Tuedy
at thl" RC'J La n Inn. JO 0 Bmtol \t Co ta 1c
"l he \n ot Powe ('('• .. -~111 be J1 u ~ b Ma 1
hv.r11J.
Advertl•lng, record cJa•e."-~~
all buMnc owners an afft M...-to mMc
naht ad' cnmna d«1 1 ns at an OT'af"lt ( 011t Col
v.oli.ih<>p to bt Pf'C1(nh:d from ii to Q_l() p m. on 1
In lrutt r 1s U.u~ Wood prnidc:ftt of an ad
tn Ile}.
1mpk k"Cunuc rccordk«pt"I l)'tltm ~u k
e-e>ll•Md dunna another 0C wot'\.thap •ted fhlh\
6 JO lO ~.)()pm . ] uttdi •.
Prntritcn Lindi Pmton ind Jmy Juu.eu are 111111
butintSS l>'*Mn. ~Mlkln\s 1ftd <'04MdMJn of iMr
butinm tcAtboOk Fer..wi........_..,.~,.
•
OrMg9 COM\ DAILY PILOT/ lhUf:'lday, January 12, 1989 ' .... ht_. 11• a.......... t• h... ....... Ull !WUC m1ll MUC llJTIC( NI.JC ll)l1C( MUC 11Jl1CE PUU llJTIC( .. ma MMC ..
• • lllHllLITI• ... J .. p Wrentl•r 1tH v111• aoiwua. N•wport ,.,.,. ~ 1:1y • ..,_ .. '*1· dent WCI DINICOU9T ,... _.., .. ...._,. .nl.11. aAm = =in4AM= a..ctl,Callt tHeO Tl\I r•9l1trant com. •INC> TI1ie .. .!..!.~~-~ c...!'...!..-=•:::... =:-'~"*:'..::..,...
2•-... dttve, loeded. iww dlUon' tO 000 "'II•; Ull ,_MOW Mii C8r0¥\ Cetpe111.,, tit nw'°9CI to ttllf'NC1 IMI· Tll• reol•1ra1U com-~ ~·'Y c;;;: ..,.. 111 ;--.., OfeN~ A.1 ,_.,.
.. • trenarnl11lon, clH n, '' ' -0117-tl\I ltJllll•;.:.. = ='~•wporl ~~he°' fict!':: :c* ~ ''::-f'~11':':; ~... ty on I'll«* cation °" tTl,..ANlt ANN Thie "~' -IMd
CIWI =~~t 0110 Ev u The ·~ C*ton• Tlllt tMi,.. I• con• lllt9d above on NIA ...... name or nernee '-"' .-oeEATS tor CMt'Oe 01 :::. ~~c~~:!:; .... ao.ldoMd ....... ol ducted tty· en lndMdu8I VlelOt H ~· II .. * ...,. on Octoe. ~ Orenge COM« NM'9 2t , ...
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, ... FICllUOu• •u•ln•H Th• r•tl•tt•nt COll'I· Thie ~· ...... 1t7t ()MyP.iotJ911'tUW'f~. 12. 11, No A14'222 ,..,..
...,,_. MAC IHHIS a M-~ to trW'loKt bull-with 1M County ci.r-ot Qr. l!dwefd LAii 2t 1Nt OROfA TO ""'*'*' er.,.. C... IOCIATH, 3723 llrch ,... ttl9 fictltlOUI •no-County on ~ TIM.I 111..,,_.., w119 fll9d Th-207 • SHOW CAuef ()ejly ~.;.,..,.,., l , 12 11
..,_. • 11, ~ &Mdl, OU... '*"-or nem. 21 ,... wttt1 1M eo-ty oi.ttc et Or· '°" CHANOE CW NAME 2t tMt c.r.-.'2:.:t'°"8 ....,_. ltt9d aboW on .My 1, 1"3 . ,._ ~County Oft o.o.no.r "8LJC llJ'flC( ~~£::::, ::.Jt~ T"°lOI ...,.._,...,.*to~ wa1 ~:.~.f:::*.,.. filed O::,°"':: ~to;: •· Ml ,._. .-.cnnoua _.. ltll9 COUf1 tor W\ orcter llloW-..UC llJ1'C( ""° In <>reno-County on wlttt the County Cllril ol Or-1..a. Jenuaty 5, 12. It, ~ or.no-COMC ..... et A~ Wtg .,.c11ioner lo ~ ...... - -J11ft• t . tt•• FILE MO* County on o.cemw ,... o...yPtiolo.c.nbettt 2t The~~ Illa/,..., neme ffom -IJ(Jt_, ., .. ,_. -
'*•new. moont'OOf, JBL ~~'rorr~. 233e 15, IHI ,.,.. Th-201 1tM,J4111UWY5, t2.f~90 ~~ .. -HOTEL ~A~~:A:'t'J:r: lo ::a~
t y st• m I 2 0, 7 5 0 Port Lerwick, Newporl P\lbli.Mcl Orange Cout ..a.JC llJ11C( LIQUIDATORS, 3400 Av· IT II HEREBY OAOEAED .,... .. _..
481-llM (2FEM775) letdl, Ctlitl t2MO Deity PllOt Deoernbef 22 29 "8JC llJTIC( .,_ Of The Atll, Coete 11191 ell Pl'IOftl lnt•Mt9d In f he loaowlnt ..-t1on1
C D , • Tills tKlelneee w.. con. ltee J 5 12 tti9 ' ICaM M9M. Cflllf Ht2t tN m91tw .ror...id 9ppelf 119..,. ~ IN u.e ot PONTIA SUNBIR 79 duc\ecl by an lndMduel • 9'lUWY • • Th· 117 ftenTIOUe .,._.. K411U . M.ry P Qr1man, 3400 Av-before tht9 cowt In Dec*t· tl'll Flolltlo111 lullnen
hatehpecit, red, Black TNt .. atenlenl -flled ..._ aTA,......,. fltCTITIOUe ....... ~ Of Th9 Mt, Coete ment No 3 •I 100 CMc Name AME~H HOTIL
Interior '500/obo U 19. w11htheCountyC*11olOr· .,._.,. Mftftl'r fhe~Pl'aontwe MAllllTA,_.,.,. MeN c.ltf t2t2t ~ c.nter Or!V9 W•t, Sent• LIOUIOATORt , 14'5 714-146-7811 MO* Couftty on Oeclmti. ~ ..,,-. ooing ~at The f~ penons are Thie butlneta 11 con· AM. Ctlitlon,1a , on JANU-StlUfe->" It Sutt• 411,
29. 1HI PAOLO'S AISTOAA~ doing bullMU M . CIUC'9d Dy an lndlVIOual ARY 31, f9H, et 2 00 Santi A.ne c.lif t2701 "8JC IOTIC( Publllhed OranQ9 COMt ACnn:..~aa 1907•1 Hwtior 8IYd . Coate Y60UAT TIME. 14260 The r•ol•tr•nt corn-o'ctoek PM , and l'*' It'd The flCI•~• ._.,,... Pof-111 SC 1 .. 71 _ _,..,. OeltyPtlotJanuary5, 12.19, ..... ._.,.A~ Meu.Calrl 92927 ~Or1Ye•f',lnllne,Ctillt ~ 10 trllf\MC\ ~ 1r-e ariowc..,.. ttenyttwy Nemer•n.sto~w .. -.... • ......-.-21, 1Ht -~o.oo.n a Tanya_... 1211• ,... under IM flctlt 11aw. wt1r NH:! peu!JOf\ tor lll9d 1n 0ranoe County on
Coupe, eunroof. Im-~ Tn-211 The~ per90n• 9f9 0oen. 14t 11 1ow11ng GrMn. Vk:1or lheno-Nlen cnou, bu9IMlt l\MM 0t NilftM cf\anoe o1 name ~ not M 1 y 2 7. 1111 FIL I
1M8WM, $.Ip, PP, ale ,
redk>, new tlr•• and
brak... 48K mllH. 14100. Cell 720-t728 ~IT SU81SHI
I ~4-4 7!:100 ,
me cu I et• S HI, 0 0 0 NoTICI dolnO ww-M w .. IJ'ftlntter, CMf. 12183 3 Hot:*lne Str.... lrvfne, •t9d above on Octot>er 20, be granl9d NO F).45037
MC).4740 aft• 2 (HOT· --------NOTICE IS HEREBY --------1 ILllERTY TILE. 220r Ou-Oanh·H·Nowen and Ou-Cellf 02715 ttll IT IS FUAfHEA ordet9d VIOi• Ru Din, 14 IS
18SU) 'IJ GIVEN that the City Councll "8JC N011C£ ~t, ~2·7· Su5 II• 350, !Mne, T ·Hoang. td7S. Tiiden, OrtlCI Clllh-Min Cnou. 3 Mety °'1man mat • c:oc>Y ol 1114 ordtet 10 ~geon St. Santa AM,
Fl.I ol IM City of Ne#por1 BNch ..., • 1 W•tll'llntter, C.... 92t83 Hoolllnl S1r .. 1. ll'V!M, Callt Thie llttement wu 1119d lhOw <*IN be publttned W'I Calif 9270 t VOLKSWAGEN '71' ....,. Ille*, Auto, runs .-t. ... melntalned. 0..~1J73,
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wllll\Old apubllc;heet1ng,.... 1C•1• f ~83~~nc::;~•11• Not .. J en-Nguy•n a nd 12t15 wtththaCoul\tyCletliofOr-111eoreno-CoM1o.HyPt1ot. Th11 ~ wu con·
IEl.STll 91rdlng propoMd OAOI· ACTITIC>Ua ...-u or •. . , M1 H9•1'·Tlll-Tran, 1101 w Thi• bu1lneu 11 con· WIQ9 County on o.c.mw • l\9WIP&P9f of generll dUC'\9d by an lrldl'lkN4ll
NANCE NO. 19-2, being, Nam ITATWMINT ~~~~~· l02. Redlandt, Stewn1 1145, Senlt Ane. duct9d by hulbend and wife 15, IHI cjtc\Mtlon, puolllhed ift thll Tlllt ttetem9nt WM lied
(11595) AN ORDINANCE OF THE The follOwlng S*tonl.,. . Calif 92707 Tiie reoletrtnt com-,~m county'''"" Ol\C9-I ... with Ille County C1ertc of Of·
Cl1Y COUNCIL OF THE Oolng butlM&I .. ~h: ~u~n•ll l~~on-Thi• butln•H la ~On· rnenc:ed to \rM\MCt l>UW· PubUlll9d Ora~ CoMt IOt fOUf eoneecuttve ..... lnQI County on o.oemw
CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH DAISY I ASSOCIATES, T~ _,. 1~1 duct.ct by. 1 general pwt· MM und« the llc:Utlou1 O.llyPllot0ecem«*22,29, prtortothedeyolllJldllMt· 15, ttee • . AME~OINO NEW PO Rt 1780 Pl.c•ntl• Aveou•, • reg 1 ra n com-nwehlp bul4nes• name or name1 1Nt. Janu.ry 5, 12 ttet lnQ " ftublleh«I Orange Coul fW ·-· IAlmf BEACH MUNICIPAL COOE Coeta Mele, Cellf 92925 menced to. lrtinMC~ ~· Tlle reglllrallt com-llat9d •bove on NIA Th-181 t>at.ct 0£C 19 1981 o.My Piiot Oeoernbef n . 29, I TUSTIN
Wolf•burg Edition SECTIONS 14 12 110. John l<onwlHr, 1907 netl under Iha llOUI ~to tranuct tM*· Vlc1orSllenQ·N19nCllou .IAMl&L.tMITH • .W,. 1..a January5,12,1Ht
Cebrt•t. All Wl'llt•. 14 12 190 AND 14 12 200 8ayldere Terrace. Corone ~ n.wne Ju":.. 1": n911 uncw Ille flctll10u1 Tiil• 1111emen1 wu filed "8JC NOTICE flf tM ...,._ C-1 Th·1t3
MITSUBISHI
I ~44-7800 LOotl• bfend MW, 5-PERTAINING TO WATER 09I Mat, Calif 12825 on ., • bualMIS name or namM with the County Clert of°'" Stephanie Am Aotieru. --------.....,, pull out st««> AATES, CHARGES AND DE· Thll bu1lnua le eon-Eduardo Jorden, Sec· tlfl9d aboYe on NIA enge County on December K41W 23280 •I OrtnQt SlrMI, El f'tllJC ll)TIC(
ceeaette L.ofrC)ed Low -"----------•POSITS OUc.t.cS by e lltnl19d partnw· retaty Du HOMQ 29 1H8 '1CTJTIOU• IUIMI• Toro. CA 92830 -======;;:~--. · ·-O:UC£ JS .H.£8.£8'( • ... Thia II \ WU 1tled TMS' ltll .. '*" 1lt9d . ,.-. ..,.._,A,.....,~ ublillled Ot~ 1:ou PICllllOUI .,_. ·=-~ · n11 FURTHER GIVEN ttlll NH:! The regl1tre nt com-wlUI ~ty C~ Of. with the CCMmty Clerk ol Qr. Publlllled Or~ Cout The I~ P9'1IOnl tre Delly Pilot oec.mw 29, NAMI STAT'lmWT 1>Ubl1Clle9tlngwlll~Mldon menc.o to trenMCt bull-~tu nty on ti. ange County on Januwy 4, Delly Pllo1Jenuary5. 12. tt, dOlr1Q Dutll*9M 1tae JenuatY 5 12 t9. The lotlowtng peraone er• Lill l1•1lde rm ESCllT Ille 23rd day ol Januety. -Wider the llc:llllOUS ' tHt ·. H 1919 WET SPARI<, 3030 AlfWIY 1989 doing~ .. ..... 1989, •t the llOUr or 7 30 buliMU name Ot ntmet ft01147 ,.,... Th-209 A~. Coett ....... Calif Th19t PACIFIC WINO TAADING 1A7 CXUXMO AS, White (4995) pm . In lt\e City Hiit Counctl llatao •b<MI on M1y 22 ...... '('~11f*1 ~~ 2Coa92 ..,.t Put>I~ ~ eoa.t •-."' Mft~ 82628 a FINAHCIAl SERVICES with bfedt Interior. kyl. Chtmb9rl, 3300 Newport tt75 ..,.1y 0 .............. 'n , Dally Piiot JanullfY 12 19 ... -."' ""'~ Ooten• 6pof11WM1, Inc.. rta.JC NOTICE COMPANY. 7022 Moonlight
18,000 m11ee, 581) men· Boulevard. =rt 9Mch, JOl1n Konwl-tH&. January 5, t2, l91t 28, f:•bruaty 2. 1989 ' . Delaware; 3030 Akwey Av· Clreie, Huntington e.ectr. '*·ale. power~. CAO?ee3,•lwtl hllrneand This.,.,_,, w .. llleO ' Th-18.6 Th·222 K•1!o ... _ • enue. Coet• M .... C.llf 1(41111 CIMf 926-'1 llOOO Call "3-3093 Pl.C. lnter .. ted ~reon1 With the COunty C'-"11 of Of· ACTITIOU& ...,_, 92621 'tCTITIOU& auaeNEH Pr"ton Jsy CempbeO.
• may llPPMt Ind be n.td ange Couftty on o.c.tnw "8.JC NOTICE rta.JC MOTICE ...-1TA~NT Thi• bu1lnff1 11 eon· NA• ITATa.WNT 7022 MoonllghtC1ra..Hun1· -Ill........... thereon If you ehellenge Ihle 29, ttH The toltowlng penon1 ere oucted by 1 cori>orlllOn The following'*"°"' er• ~on Beectl. Celrt 92147
weoon. mint condition, ~~ ~~J:' ~~ Publl9Md °'ane:~ ~~a~:• '~~:a=-~~wre~A9;10N sooo m!!:c, '~:':,~ c:,i:,: 00:.?w~ ~zv. co d~!:, :'!n::....~·'* con· l3500.~1~M855) FORD 'e3 Ltd Sed9n real thoM 1aue1 you CK eom.-Dally Piiot ~aty5. t2. 19. The follorW!g per90n1 are The following P«90n1 .,. Cempul Oflve Newport neu under the llctillou1 116 23rd Str..,, Newpof1 Tiie regl1Hent com· ~ In & oull RuM Uk• one.._ relMd 11 the l)UblJc 21. 1tet doing bu*-u . doing butlneea M ~. Cahl 92880 ~ nerne or Ntm9S
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CADILLAC •77• $ey NEWI $2975 (#BUT521) hMllng OMCrlt>eo In tllil no-Th·210 OBM COMPANIES. 3t00 RAITT MANOR Ill, 18625 P•·Al<e. lr'C . Caltlornht lltl9d tbove on October I, Al Al9m. 300 E CoMt nM9 under t"-fletlt!Oo.11
bll/etV Loeded Mn roof Ne 1 II M t flee or In written cor-Bri.tol Street, Sutt• 280. Metcolm LaM, Yorba Lind•, ~Ion 5000 Clmput tN8 Hlghwey •57 Newport bUlloMM nwiw or ,,_
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. ' orgeooa. FORD '78 GRANADA public hMrln(I (lor more In· Lu Pelmea OrlW, Sarlt• Wllhelmlnl Ave . Woodland Thlt bualneu II con-Thie ltllerMnt wu 1119d Hlghwey •57, Newport Thie t tatement wa1 tiled
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CHEVY •15 SPRINT 542-0195 or 548 8823 WANOA I . RAQQfO, CITY The lollowlng partOnl Ire Dall Lane. 511111 Ant. Ctllf M11Colm Lat19, Y()(ba Undl , m«lC*I to tretrNCt bull· 1Ht Coatt Hlghwey •57, ~· 1' tHI
5 IPMd r9d 3 ....;., <*' . CLEAi<. CITY OF NEWPORT doing bullnMI U ' 92705 > Celtf 92818 ,,... under Ille flctltlOu• ,.,. port a..cn. Cal;t 92ee<l . fot012.U
Atn/F ' ' .. .,.n . Loteohtudentelookl0t BEACH C.ARPENTI:A & CO .. 619 GregoryO McCletlan0, 17 Aoberl A. St.c:y, 4475 butlnMI n1m. or nemM Publl~ Orange Coatt Thlt butlne11 II c:o"· Publlthecs Orange CoNt EXCE~'t::f«>c:;r•· tPartmenlfurnlltl#!G•ln Publllhed Orange C:O..t v11t1 Bonlte, Newport Ram.de. Irvine. Cailf 927t4 AvO oe Loa Arbotn, VO'b• 111tao •bove on JtmJ&ry 1, Delly Pilot Je.nuery 12. 11. O\Jeteo by co-panMt1 Deity Pilot o.c.tnt>er 22. H •
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DAILY PILOTIT~urac:tay, Januery 12, tNt N A9
JOYCE
IDDLDV~I
Calendar art a snap for photegrapher
This .
show
going
·to ,dogs
· 1f}ouareadoglovcrwho1s .
sure your pet 1s the ··best, .. then
grab a leash and mosey over 10 the
Best of the Show at the Orange
County.F~Costa -t---~-Jlllll Mesa on Saturd~y_and Sunday.
More than 2,000dog.s will by
By JOE BEL 8R 0 °' .... 0.-, "'4 ta.fl
Recent ne"''.l~pcr he dhnes about
~Jm vershen n scream out hl.c
those found 1n a upcrmar~ct tabloid
Though she has had st\cral articles
"'nncn about her 1n \ht pa I fiH·-
}cllrs, one headline ~ud. in her mind
most of all 11 read "Gershenson
hoots 14 Gu)'~. Hang.s Them On Her
Wall "
··Sometimes the new ipapcrs do
things hkc that." '.181d the 13-)car-old
Newpon Beach resident "The} .made
me out to sound hke a senal killer I
think that 1s rtall) funn) "
Despite the media h)pl"
Gershenson ha~ not lolled or hanged
an) men. Howc,er. he does shoot
mort than 14 men each \Car -~11h her camera
SJ nee 19&5.' C.crshcnson has bc:cn
marking the Ne\\ Year \\Ith her
annual ''Men ol UC I Calendar "
the tint umc.
fhou&h he meet many men
throUJhout the )Ctr for 1h1 \enturc.
her m 1n thru" is not for data
purposes Gershenson said n is the sat1 facttoo of cttauna the product ·
that fuels her to do tt annually.
"Someume 11rls -.111 come up to
me and ttll me that I am the" lud.1cit
girl IO the .. orld,JU~I ~IUSC l get to
\\Ork with all • these auys." said
Gershcn\On. who b31anccs her tum
bct .. cen the calendar and t)ct m na-
genat posiuon at auulus P1us 10
NoNalk. "T.bouah I ha"cdatcd some
of the au> • the~ 1s much more to it
all that makt'1 me do It each year:·
The idea of st.aruna a calendar for
students came when she was a student
at Saddleback oll* 1n M1 s1on
VicJO 'Wan11n1 to test her slulls as a
photographer and as a bus1-
nes "'Oman. he pl~('d with the idea
of launching 11. SCcma very httk
opponunit) to market u at the 1un1or
collqe. Gcrshrnwn approa hed Cl
"1th the idea. · ·
"UCI I'S sust such a smct scttool. \Ff) pre!l.1ttgious." s c sa1<f neveri----
V) ingfor varioCJs tttles. and I SO
breeds will be shown. The
Shoreline Dog Fanciers Assoc1a-
t1on of Orange CountyW1 ll spoTI-
sorrhccompcttt1on that has
attracted the most prestigious
judges in the country, according
toa fairground representative.
Model• are (bac~ row, from left) M .dle
Hanley. Chrb Wbtte and Crate Runnalla,
hlr Neil .... _, 0... ""'*"' and (front row) Juon Schouw {left) and
Maril Rowan, with X1m Genben.on.
The $9 95 pubhcauon 1s appro\ed
b) the uni' ersll) 's pubhcat1ons oOicc
-.and 1s sold in the collqe book s1on-I 1
has also receiHd ·Sheff ~ at
Elements. a no' cit) hop locatt'd
across the street from LC I 1n the
Marl.etplacc. l he calendar features
14 male students bct,.,ccn 1he ages of
18 and !3 mo 1 ol 1hem modeling for
thoughl the) "'ould 10 for ll. The)
told mr I could do 11. and even ~t me
up \\1th a booth to scll 11 on campus ...
The procc s of fiodina the n~ht
(Pleue eee CALSND.fJl/AlO)
Or. Harry Smith, with 25 )Cars
cxpenence in judging dogs, will
decide which is the best. MJcbele
BllliD11 with more than 30 yea rs
expenencewillJudgeall breeds.
In add1t1on to the best of show.
there will be competitions for
sporting. working. hound, temer.
toy. non-sporting. herding. obcd1-
ence,jun1or sho~mansh1pand
other miscellaneious classes.
The Junior Showmanship
matches handlers an 8 to 16 age
groups. The pub he can ask ques-
tions to Dr. Jobn Hammll, the
show's \.etennanan. who wrll be
on hand both days
The show runs from 9 a. m. to 5 p.m. Admission 1s $4 for adults.
S2 50 for children under l 2and
scntorso,er65. Foradd1t1onal
information. call Freeman Clan,
544-9372. • • • Here 1un 1nteresrmi concept
"81ol0J1St Cookbook.' an adult
cooking classsponso red b)' the
city of f ountain Valley Rec-
reation Center. h 1s for seafood
lovers who arc w1lhng to eat thetr
subjects. The etas will be taught
b} biologist Joe W Con.ner, Ph.D
tudents will have a chance to
see their best recipes published rn
the annual edition of" Biologist
Cookbook ... The class will be held
from 7to9p.m.on Jan 18and25
Feb. I and 8. Reg1strauon 1sS25.
For more information call
39-8611 • • • Congratulauons to Orange
Coast College's student news-
paper. Coast Repon which re-
cent!} garnered 12 a"ardsat the
3 I st annual Southern Se-ct1on
competttton of the Journalism
ssoc1atton ofC'ommuntt' ( ol-
ltges. ... .
More than 450students from
33 Southern Cahfom1a and Ari-
zona community colleges too~
part in the mail-an and on-the-
spot com pct it tons
taffwnter Kea Llaton of Costa
Mesa earned a third-place award
1n feature wnttngand Mark
McGregorofFounuun Valle) was
fifth in on-the-spot news pho-
lOJfaphy. KrJsTronvold of('o ta
Me~ earned a fifth in the ech-
tonal canoomng compet111on:
CaUeJacllloaof osta Mesa v.as
given an honorable mention for
... .on-Lbc-.s.pot.new.swnun&-• . . DavldCaveaer ofHunt1ngton
Beach earned the highest ad·
vancement award the Bov out of Amenca offers. that o(laglc
Fam-ous faces are
·HB artist's canvas
By JOYCE BODLOVJCH
Of .... 0.-, ..........
Terr) French is an arti\I hrr
can"as 1s the laces of Washington
notables. beauty queens and "'ork1ng
women
Forthelas114 )ears French. 37 has
been c"aung nc"' facial 1maac~
through the skillful apphtallon of
cosmetics Her stcp-b}'·Sttp training
program teaches how to crca le a more
aurac11vc apf)('arancc after complet-
ing a 1111 hour consullauon in her
Hun11ng100 Beach s1ud10
She has worked as a frec-lan<e
makeup an1s• fo r more than 15 1op
cosmtttc fines. he toured nauonall)
as a promollonal an1st for Rc"lon·~
book. "The An of Beaut) ... making
guest apf)('araoces on TV and radio
programs
Before relocaung her studio to
Orange County more than a )tar ago
French uS(d her talents on thc man'
faces of Washington DC and an
Diego women .• Fawn Hall. l'ormcr ~o:rctar) to{~ol
Ohvcr onh wh o pined T\. no1onr-
l\ an last )Car's Iran.( ontra hcanng.,
underwent one of French'<. 1ran\·
formations
Winterfest
attendance
pushed in LB
Competmp. for allcnuon with Ctl)
an fcs11,aJs held in the ummer
l aguna Bcach·s \\-1ntcrfes1 has rm-
plO)Cd ~me ne-... tactics in drawing
crowd before 11 opens on Tue~3\
Bct"'au5e it's held off sca)(>n. the
fcsu \al has btto batthng an 1dcnt1t)
cnSIS for us 25 )cars This )Car. the
Chamber of Commerce enlisted the
marke1in1 ellpencnce of Pa1nc1a
Ro""an to populanzc 1hc e\ent
Rowan."' ho O""n her o"' n markr1-
ing firm an Laguna Beach. has made
S(vcral changes 10 mar.le the fcst1\ al's
silver anm,ersa') Thro ugh a lar&c
pubhCll)' campaign and expanded
events, Rowan exp«ts a record turn-
out for the annual chamber fund-
ra1S(r
"W1nterfest 1s now JUSt st1n1n1 to
comt mto 1tJown." td Ro""'n ''\\c
arc learnH\& how to market it JU t like
the Sawdust Fest1,al and Pageant of
the Ma ten. 1n the ummer We are
pr~C(t1n11record1umou1 this )ear."
"She came to sec me 1n Ma}' 1985
fora more professional IQO k." French
\31d ··1 did a complctr makco,cr"
~rench has the kind of looks most
women would kill for. clear skin.
auburn hair and aquamarine C>CS ~he said the opponunll) 10 learn
makeup design came m hJgh school
"I signed up for a self-1 mpro,c-
mcnt cour;c at a modeling ~hool 10
Florida The onl) problem was that I
ended up not ha' 1ng the mone) 10
pay for 11 The o-wncr said I could
repa) the fee by -working for the
school ..
For the nc't t~o \Cars she appren-
ticed under a talented makeup arMt
at the school.
French married a career Na\>
ofTIC"tr had two daughters and u-.ed
her malcup skills on officers' w1,cs.
As the fam1l) relocated to different
Na') bases. FrC'nch t>csan 10 de,elop a chentelc Soon ')he bu1h a reputation
as an anist who create a ne"' and
\\Orlablc St)IC' for~"" "'oman
"I thinl what l 11; to do is create
l"Onfidencc Sl\k and beaut) ·· she
said .. ~hen the\ 1d1ent:;) ~alk ou1 of
m) studio 11 1~ ~1th more confidence
kno"'ing "'hat to do 10 1mproH'
(Pleue eee P' AMOUS/ A 10)
0.-,,... ...... .., ............
........ ,, ...
P'a wn Hall (abo .. e), former eecret.ary to Col.
Oliver North who fained TV notoriety la
lut year'• Iran-Contra hearlllf•. under-
went Terry French'• tranaformadon.
Food delivered
via wheelchair
·By KATY 80l'CHER
Of .... o.-y..._.., ...
'othrng dNt'r' Marg;u\ 1 '>to' l'f
from !wiping hl·r lnend' and ne1gl1·
bor\
~to' er a rt"\ldent ol Lid \tob1 le
Homt Park 1n N<'~pon Beach "
con 1dcrcd \Ital h' -.e~ era I tll her
cldt'.'rh nt'.'1ghbor\ "ho , nunt on the
' -\l"t'lr-old \\oman 10 ,10 their
grou·n 'hopii1 nif
\he tarnc\ ou t tht· \\t"1.'~h ruuum·
all h' ht'N."11 1n .1 ~twl'lt hJ ir
·\he \\J!I horn " 1th l<'rt:hrnl pa' ·
Qtd \\ 1lh< \to\ c1 her nwtht'f '-lht '
JU\t 10\JllOg to' <'r t\ a grad ua11· ol <>range
< 0.1)1 C olkgc: Jnd ., \l1ll 1al1n cla\~., · • ·-rm JU\I \() J'fllUd t•I ht•r •. ht•r
mother ailiicd. •
lndt't"1.I 'he ., not the nnh t\O("
Hl'lc:n :\ndcf\1\n "ho Ii' ' r the
par\. rt'Gtlh "'hrn ~ht"J tall tm c1
\\Ith her 1n the car JU\t tor her
(C\mpJn)
I'm t-'car old:· 'he <.aid
and hu} 11tx·rnc\1ogt1her l wo )Cars
a o I iA'C up m' t'lr -not that I had
to. hut I thou&ht 11 would br prttl\
!iCl.Cf-lO find \Omeonc m' age ull
dn\lng."
The'""'"-:\nd.crson \11d ¥-as ""hat had tancd out as a fnendl oulln&
turned into a nC\:c~sat) and he no"'
dept"nd\ on \10,e1 10 deJ1,cr fresh
produt t\ tor her
\he \ JU\l \uch a pleasure,"
.\ndl'r.on said [\en one lo' cs her
Some thing' ar~ hard for hl·r lo reach
31 lht' market but she al~a\ act
3\ 1 tanH' ·· .\ndc~<'n l'in't the onh one "h
fetls that "'•' June \\ nght ..aid °'ltoHr has bttn
do1na he.r grocer) hopping for t
last \t~ month' .. he \Cl'\ actommc.)(iatan and
Inf \ to &l'l l'H't)lhlO.j.J.U~UJ&hL.and
'>he.· u\u:tlh c.k<'i \\ nght \31d ··~he',
rust a trt"mendou' help I ha\C m~
mother" 11h me .ind \he·, quite 111. so
1l''> hard fo r me 10 get out ·•
out. A freshman at Golden
(Pleuetee&AOLE/AlO).
On&1nally. Wmterfcst started as a
mall hand arn fC$tlval. which onlv
(Pleue eee WINTER/AlO) Mar.aret Stover deU•era irocerte• vla wheelchair. \1arurct and I would gl' tu th e \IOU.'
\\ tult her daughter take\ hcrduue
<oCr ou'lh 11'' n:alh a ~x-1al thing for
her \tt \fr\ mother \<lid
Competitors attracted to horse shows at OC Fai!grounds
A huntcr·jumpcr how ~•II optn ti¥' )car' C\tnt 11 ttw Orante County Fair E.qu~tnan tnter. ta Mc~
The show -.ift run from a.m. to 5 pm. Sa1urda).
ttt0rd1n& to Pam Ci1mp&e. (enter n11naacr. A Wftlcm honuhow1tpfannfd from h .m. to Sp m.
on Jan. 21, and 1 Valentine ffo~ hov. 1 t for f.tb.. I I
For more 1nformu1on on ~u~tnan c'ent~. call
~1·1328
Volunteen at ridlng center
If )OU cn19y honr1 and children. )Our taknl\ art Mntcd by IM Ora• Count) R1d1"' Center in \an Juan • C'ape\ltano to a 1~t d1tablcd 1nd1v1dual 10 nd ho~
Votuntttrs art needed Thunda) afkmooM and
turday "lom•n n Of'ltftlihOft •fl be held u I JJ m
Saturday . for anyone who '' 1ntcmtcd. f or mort
antonn.uon,call the VoluntttrCcntcr of Oran c Count)· Cnnral/South 1t 9j).57S7 ~ l·ll 76. ! Att latroductlon cla• In Irvine
A• 1ntrod«tt0n '° an ta. •vt pe1nt1np 10 the
moM eo11wmponry wlll be pun I d '" a I ().week rv
......_ Tuctday at tht lrvt.e Fi1ae Ant Centtr, 14321
Yaltp\ft: .
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...... ~---~a1C1IS1.11c fllettla.~C ... -'a...'-"Ch ol'*.
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1 he cl1 meet from 7 to 9 )0 pm For tun ha
1nform1t1on, call the an ~enter at ssi-101
UCI ulllng cl• .. es open
8«1nn1n1 lo adonced u11tn1 cla \C under the l l< t
Sathn.J l>roaram ~111open10 the pubh Tucsda} Cla\'k"\
art ofTcrtd on Lido I 4s and JO foot haeld\ eta \ bo ts on
weekends and •ttkda)\ at the 1ntc:rcolk1111e ro-...1n1 anJ u1t t.K. I I • Ol\l H1 hv.-a
The prosnm 1lt0 offcn basic uNa ReJ ro \
hfnl\l"I and byakinJ rourM: . For a compktc h\t1na
call the-campus rt<tt1t1on otlicc 11 6-S:\46 ,
1Je6lnnltJ6 916n lantu!J6e cl• ..
lttlinn•• rnmcan S11n Llfl ua ~II be tautht (rom 7;)010 9:JO p.m on iundl) 1hrou1h 1arch it at
Ottrfldd ommun1ty Part. ln-1ne.
11te (tallft *'" cover a bask undtrstind•l\t or tht' llnauaer. survival vocabul1ry and che deaf culturt and
rotnm••••Y· No .JM!~lk11l are nttdcd.
For moft 1nfonnat1on. call t>lvid .\ndel'j()n •l
660-3920 •
Wiater an c••• to befla
..riftvof'1ndlmn b ch1kt~n and adult\ ••II~
otrtftd ~ dtt lrv1• Fint ru Cmwr 1n the w1nwr
quantr -...... MCMlday.
,
( l;a\\C' l<XU\ on a r.tnFl' of art d1 1pllnl'' 1n, luJ ing
~a1en.olor. crram1c ... Jra"' ma. \IJco 1.:alhgraph\. ,1,11nrJ
ala\\ and phot roph)
\fo\I <'las-.c.·s meet once.' a ~eel for lour to 10 \\\'1: k'
.,or more information. call the center .11 "~ I II I~
Networking for fame, fortune
.\ \Cm1nar cnClllcd " et~url'n for fame and
Fonune ... "111 br ullered from t. 10 ~ p rn. Mon<l:n 11 the
Lmle Inn on the Sa-.. 617 l ido Parlr. l>mc. Ne\\l>()rt
Bea h
Th da will focu\ on ho-... to net\l>Ork to 11'1 l't'aw
le for Job or ~arttr chan anJ tur tht' entreprtnL•ur
ln~tru tor "''II bc \u n Linn, a publ11. rrl~uo11 ~ntrr
f. r morunlorrnat1on. c.all Lann <lt f).1).10
.
Tum1pRo r~ l.1urant.Oran l I.. 11u nl\ Mcdl\.il .\\.\ Ila·
tmn hu1ld1n1,. '\tl(l ~ fl<'"' er °'It Oranrl'
t urrcnt tn•nd 10 co,mctll and fll.m11,; \Ur cry "'111
t ammrd b' Donald \hnian \\ D J1plom11c of the ~man brJ of Pia t11,; \u •en and •WH' 11fl ~h) 1\:1an at Health rt 1cJ11.<1l l nicr an Tu'ltln
Saleswomen to convene
Oran Count' \:hapter. a11onal ' 1at1on for
f>rnk \1on1I Sal~"'·amrn v.111 mrt"I at .S '.3'1 pm Tucsdl) at thl' Rl'J Lion Inn, '0~0 Smtol \1 f.'0'11 Mc
"l hr \not Pov.cr fl('a~" v. ill be d1 u
~h\\Cld
Retlrea lede,..l worken meet Advertf.U.,-, record cJaaa
mall b\a rnns ov. ne"' nn learn hO-. to makf ddlebeck \.'al~ Chapter of the 111onal \ 1 • riiht J"ert11tna d«mon' at an Ot'antt (. 011t C°"6t
11on of Rcttrtd federal Emplo)CC\ will med at 2 pm "'ork\hop1obtprcxnt Jlrom 7 ro9.K>pm.onl~'. M. onda} at Glendale Ftdtral \.1n1s( ommunm Room. , ll221 Calk ck la lou11a, Lquna Hill~ , In •ructpr I\ l.au,.. Vt \, ~t ohn ad
TM rnm1na 1s .... oocn to ttt1rcd tCderal Cl\ 1h1n •na •trn')· · entpJoy~4hc1r ~ ,u,, t\of\ ofannullann. h"t samDlc, accu"•e m:ordk«P'n& \)"! tem v.-1H f~r1l"tmp1o)ees and aucM 'll>&a1Md dunna anotht• OCC wbftll\Op. "81H ftdir1
6.JO to 9.lO p.m 1Urida).
Prttmten Uada fiinlOn ind Jmy Jannett art -...it
tM1nns ownrn.. t'OfttMMtls •nd eooaulhon ol Mr
tM.11nna todlook• .. ....... na. .... ~,...
AIO N Otenoe Cout DAILY ptLOT/ Thursday, January 12, 1980 ..
.
Owninga boat not
necessary to enjoy
sililing at this clu_b
By liTY BOUCHER °' ...............
Dick and Gayle Nelson of \'orba
Linda sometimes travel to Newport
Beach every other weekend to enjoy a
day of sailing. ·
They board a 2S-footer, 35-footer
or whatever suns their fancy -
because they don't own their own boaL
They arc members of the Lido
Sailing Club 1n Newport Beach, a club
designed for sailors who don't want
Owner Norm Rest
the responsibility or financial burden
ofownina their own vessel.
~·1t·s JUSt a wonderful idea," Ga) le
Nelson said. "It's hard enough to find
a moorinf. -and very expensive. You don t have to worry about
maintenance or cleanup because it's
all done for you.
"They keep their boau in excellent
condition." she said.
Norm Rest. club owner, said mem-
bership is a "viable altemattve to
owning your own boat."
founded 1n 1971. Rest said the
club•s service lends to rccreauon,
knowledae and entertainment.
"We t\ave 35 boats rangin& from
25-to 45-fect that are owned by
individuals and J~scd back to the
club," he said. "We've taught more
than 600 members to sail, whether it
be bcgj~ning. intermediate or ad-
vanced.
New members ~Y a ope-ume fee of S 190-and th8eafter rmmmty-ducs.
The fee includes IS hours of sailina instructions with group and crew.
"Members team safety, rules of the
water. rigging. sail trimming. etiquet-
te, navigation ... and overboard
procedures,'' Rest said. Monthly dues arc $60, and $40 of
that goes on account like a savings
account. The money accumulates for
usage of any size boat that ranges
from $40 to SJOO a day.
Boats arc available for a 24-hour
period and they are insured from
Newport Beach to the Mexican
border, Rest said. Nelson said she and h.er husband
Lido Salllna Club la desi.ned for people who want to Mil but
don •t want lbe reaponai6lllty of ownlnt a boat.
love to spend the n1aht aboard their
leased-boat and sa1l tne next da). She
said there's lots of ways to spend a
Saturday or Sunday aboard.
··Sometimes we'll fill our soup JU& at the C'rah Cooker and take fncnds
aboard 1n the wintertime," she said
"Other limes wc·,e had Ton> Roma
deli ver nbs"
Rest said owners make enough mone) to pay for their slip rent and
are provided v.uh free maintenance
CALENDAR ART DEVELOPS FOR NB .PHOTOGR~PHER •..
From.AS
models can be a hard and somct.uTles
painfull process. she said. Starting the
selcctfon as late as December.
Gershenson is forced to make her
decisions in time to meet the Jan. I
deadline.
.. What is really hard about picking
models is that I sometimes have to
tum them down," she said. It is reall>
hard for some guys to take reJCCtton
because of the way they look. "And
they arc going to look that way for the
rest of th~ir lives."
She also believes that featunng
males in the calendar' has given her
• some new insight on how to better understand men. Calling it a "mini-
psychology lesson." Gershenson said
.
the calendar often creates large egos.
"When I get some of these gu)S l<>
PoSC for me, it makes them feel real
~ood about themselves." she said.
'There is a lot more than just muscles
and good looks to some. But some-
times, they can really get stuck on
themselves. I won 't put up wnh that."
Craig Runnalls. a 23-year-old econ-
omics ma.ior and co-<:aptaan of the
vansty rowing team. as featured on
this _year's calendar. Recommended
to Gershenson b> another model,
Runnalls was quic kl y chosen for the
cover page. HoweHr. he-sa)s the
honor d1d not go to his head.
··1 got a lot ol teasing from my
fnends about u:· said the Newoon
--
Beach resident ··1 was really pleased
to be 1n the calendar. but J didn't get
s1uck on myself. Kim is nght when
she says we a~ just born this wa).
How can )OU be conceited about
something )OU had nothing to do
With."
While Gershenson sees a potential
for some of her models to tum
profess.ional, man)' of them make the
venture fun . In return for modeling.
everyone in the calendar receives a
free hair cut and pictures to add to his
portfolio.
Gershenson gets lmlc finanC'lal
benefits from producmg the calendar
It as the financial end of producing the
calendar. including developmg and
pubhu!). that talcs up most of her
time. She has set up ;iutov.aph-
s1gn1ng parties and "win-a-date· con-
tcm to help baulc the $3,SOO printing
cost. which comes out of her own
pocket
"I am not reall> looking to get
an) thing out of this because I know
that there 1s not vcr) much money to
be made." she said "It has opened up
some doors for me. with people
asking me to take pictures for them
and put together calendars
··Actually I am JUSt tn 1t for the
fncndsh1p. I enJO) helping people out
by takmg their picture. makina them
feel real good about 1hemsehes."
FV officer receives
departmer:it honor
Paul Sorrell has bttn named tht"
fountain Valley Poltec Depanmcnt's
1988 Offittrofthe Year.
The annual honor is voted on b)
the poli~ <kpartmcnt's 61 mcmbtrs
who select an officer for his or her
accomphshments an law enforce-
ment, community scrvitt and inter-
personal sktlls. Somll has served seven and one-
half ycars wnh the ~bee department
for the last two years.h~s .ass11nmcnt
Wlth the narcotics div1s1on has re·
suited in numerous arrests of narcotic
offenders and seizures ofillepl druas.
He 1s also a mcmbeT of the depart-
ment's SWAT team in which he
coordinates and directs much of the
tra1nin1 for the spcc1ahty unit.
.. It been a lot of hard work this year
an the field ofnarcoucs. .. he $1.ld. "We
have had JCVeral real food cases and
that 15 probably the b•JaeSt reason I received the award. It 1s very nice to
ht rttO&n1zed .,,. ""' ntt,-,"
Pohtt Ouef Etvin Miah d~ribcd
the qualificauons reprcscntallH' of
the•~ard.
··The officer is not only chostn for
his leadership, oumand1n1 per·
formance in the field and rapport
with peers." he said, .. but _because he
is a coach, a f nend aod available when
needed "
Sorrell has a bachelor'sdqrcc from •
Cal State Fullltnon and advanced
ccnaficatcs an pohce traJnt"l-"He was selected for his ability m
enforcement in narcottcs and ice."
Miah satd. "It takes a special btt(d
and a lot of dedication bccaust of the
hours. There as no set schedule. "It 1s quite an honor and be i' a
well-deterv(d recipient." Miah said
So1TCll 1i the father or two small
children. Because of has undercover
work, a photo was not released for
publtcat1on. • · -By Joyce Bodlovld
EAG~ESC0UTA€HIEVED,-.. -.. --
,.romAe ·
West College where he partici-
pates on thesw1m team, David is
a memberofTroop 226. He
complctedhfs Eagle by reading a
c;lcan-upofthe Huntington Beach
Wetlands.
David has served as assistant
patrol leader, senior eatfol leader.
leadcrsh1pcorps. sen be librarian.
quartermaster. member of the
order oft he arrow and delegate to
the 1985 National Jamboree. • • • EricJolmBelpmofHunr-
1 ngton Beach and Gregory John
Spicer of Costa Mesa have been
selected as Outstanding Youn~
Men of America for 1988. Their
biographies will appear in the
annual awards publication. Thl
program recognizcsach1eve-
mentsand abihucsofmcn be-
tween the ages of2 J and 36. These
men are honored for outstanding
civic and professionaJ contnbu-
ti ons. • • • Maria Pl1copo,a Costa Mesa-
based marketing consultant. has
been elected prcs1den t of the
Southern California Visual Art-
ists AsSO(:iation. The author of
"The Photographic'sGu1de to
Market mg and Self-Promouon. ··
she teaches at Orange Coast
College, Cal tate Long Bea ch and
Da'tid CaYener
Art CenterColle2e. • l •
We invite you to send oa
inlormacloa on commanJty bap-
• pening1. We want to bur from
you about upcoming events, local
people and neipborllood news In
generaJ. Send to t'e DaJly Piiot,
P.O. Box 1550, Costa Mesa tHH.
Mart to tbe attention of Joyce
Bodlovicb.
.. ~'~ SWEET EASY .f/4.f~ FAMOUS FACES HB ARTIST'S CANVAS ••.
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MOUSE FEATtD'S
January 13
January 21
•LION DOLLAR BABY • ORGAllCALLY GIOWN
' •Mn llllll 1E86
3.J 9 Newport Center Drive
Fashion Wand, NewpcN'f 760-1400
FromA9
themsel ves and JUSt feeli ng good 'l
French ~1d she focuses on teaching
women how to become their O'Wn
makeup artist. and how to select
products that work for them She
takes into consadcratton lifestyle, the
image to be projected, facial bone
structure, and skan type.
She charges $75 for a consultat1on
that includes a detailed 1nd1v1d-
ual1zed ""orkbook ··1 cover all the leam1ng sense • "
she said. ··They watch me apply the
makeup, I explatn as I go along and
they read about 1t an the workbook
"This 1s geared to the indi-.1dual I
do require a follow-up. that·~ hke fine tuning If the) don't follov. up that
frustrates me. I can onl> do as much
as people let me "
French also scllsa ltne of cosmetics
she has careful!~ sclcct(d. Her back·
ground in working with most of the
maJor cosmetic companies has given
her an understanding of the product
ingredients and formulas ··The) arc all &ood basic skin care
producs at less than over-the<ounter
pnce •• she said. "Once )'OU have
been trained to put on the makeup.
)OU don't have to look at 11 the rest of the day ..
Fren ch also "orls with ~veral
Oransc ( ount> plastic surgeons in
teaching post cosmetic surgery pa-
tient how to appl) makeup to lhe1r new look
And like an> other antSt. u u hJrd
fo r f rtnch not to look at peopk and
s1lcn'tly create a new 1maic
"When I meet someone 1t t.akes me
about IS seconds to make them O\Cr
1n m~ mind. Then I'm ~t1sfied and
can forict about it:' French ~•d
sm1hna.
WINTERJl'EST ATTENDANCE PUSBltD ••• rnm.u
DAILY PILOT/Thurld8'f, J8"UerY 12 .... I A8
JOE
In B1u•
Calendar art a snap for photogiaphef
Walk.or
runtoald
homeless
shelters ,.
It seems hke charity for the
homeless has extended quite a bu
pas\ the holidays.
By JOE BEL BftUNO
Ot ... W, ........
Rtttnt ncw"paper headlines about
Klm Gershenson scream out hke
those found an a supermarket tabloid
Thouah she has had several articles
wrinen about ttcr 1n the past live-
)ears, one headline sucks in her mind
most of all. JI read: "Gershenson
Shoots 14 Guys. Hanis Them On Her
Wall."
"Sometimes the newspaJ>tn do
thmas hke that," said the 23-year-old Newport Beach re 1dent. "The) made
me out to sound like a scnal killer. I
think that 1s rully funny."
Despite the media h)pe.
Gershenson has not ~lllcd or hanged
any men. Hov.e\er. she d°" hoot
more than 14 men each )Car -with
her camera
Since t 985, Gcnhenson has been
mark1nf. the Nev. Year w11h her
annual 'Men of UCI Calendar."
the first time.
Thoqh she mcrt1 many men
throu&hout the )ear for tha1 ~cntu'!,
her maan thru" 11 not for da1i111
purposn Gcrshen~n said it is t9't
satisfaction or creauna thCf produet
that fuels her to do it annually. ,,
:·Sometimes 11rls ~111 come up to
me and tell me that I am the luduest
.11rl vi JJle world: JUSt because J lt1 to work wath all thcx auys." satil
Gershenson, who balances her umc
between the calendar and her mana-
genal pos111on at Nautilus Plus 1n
Norwalk. ''Thouah 1 have dated some
of the au)s, there as much more to tr ·
all that make me do it each year"
The idea of stanina a calendar for
students came v. hen she was a student at Saddleback Colleae in Mm1on
V1e10 Wanting 10 test ber skills as•
photographer and as a bus{-
nt'sswoman. she pla>td with the idea
of launching 1t Scc1na very little
opponuntt) to market 11 at the Junior
college, Gershenson approached UCt
w11h the idea -In Irvine, hundreds arc ex-
pected to turn out to raise monc}
forChnsttan Temporary Housing
rac1hl1cs-Jnc. on Sammy. The-
non-profitorgan12auon provides
hous1 ng for homeless fa m 1I1es in
Orange County.
A 13.1 -mile Half-Marathon
run and 5K Walk to benefit the
homeless will ~kc _place on the
old Lion Country Sa fan grounds.
The run will be held on Irvine
Center Drive, while the walk w1 II
be within the park.
Model• are (back row, from left) Eddie
Hanley. Cb.rte White and Crati Rttnnalla,
.............. .,0...,..,. ...
and (front row) J-.oa llclaoaw (left) and
Mark Rowan, wltb lUm GenhenMn.
The S9.9S pubhcallon 1s appro,ed
by the univers1t) ·s pubhcations office
and-ls sold in the college book store ll
has also recc1,ed shelf space at
flcmcDJs nO' dl} bop l<X'atcd
across the street from UCI 1n the
Marketplace. The calendar features
14 male students bet\\.cen the ages of
18 and 23. most of them modeling for
"UC! 1s JUSt such a strict school. very p~Slll&JOUS." she said. ··1 ncvtt
lboua.b.Ltbc}' woutd__.o for 1t. The}' 1nld me l could do 1t, and even set me
up with a booth to sell at on campus."
The proce s of finding the nght
{Pleaee eee CALltJlfDAlt/AlO) '
Other acuv1ttes include a
Health and Fitness fair, wuh
booths d1splay1 ng products of
local merchants. A post-race
brunch 1s also scheduled for the
participants.
The goal 1s to raise S 30.000 for
the organ1zauon 's two shelters.
The corporation, which also of-
fers more than 2,000 people each
month an opportunity for coun-
sclingandJob opportunit} as-
sistance, 1s looking for corporate
sponsors for the event.
lnformatton ca n be received by-
callinJ Chnstian Temp0rary
Housing Facilittesat 556-0636. • • • In Dana Point, a big turnout 1s
expected on Saiurday when lhe
Special Connections Winter Con-
ference 1s held at the Dana Point
YouthandGroupFac1ht). The
mccung wlll rat~ funds to sup-
pc>rt the rchab1htation and release
ofcapttvcdolphms througout the
country. Featu~ spcakcn will be Philip
Sedplck," ho has lectured and
conducted classes on
mctapbys1cal and humanitarian
topics. At th1sc' cnt. he Vv11l
discuss what can be done for the
dolphins.
Rte O'Barry, an ad' ocate of
interaction Vvllh dolphins ma free
ocean environment, will present a
film documenting his work. He
was also featured by National
GeographLc for his work 1 n rc-
hab1htatmg two captive dolphin~.
O'Barry will also bring news on
the First International Dolphin
and Whale Conference. which he
attended in Australia earlier this
year.
Tickets can be purchased b)
calling TaJ1 Hoffman at 498-571 1 orCyloae Moore at 639-7051 • • • It has been only a few days smet
the upcr Bowl match-up was
announced to the VvOrld How-
ever, the Laguna Beach Com-
mumt) Chn1c wasted no time 1 n
setting up a fund-raiser for the
cvenL
The third annual Super Bowl
party will be held at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Rents.
TicketsareSSOpcrperson. which
includes an all-you-<an-eat
gourmet buffet. It also allows> ou
to watch the aa me on a wade-scrcen telcv1son.
Fainous faces are
HB artist's canvas
By JOYGE-BODLOVICH
Of._ o.ly Nee IWI
Tem French is an an1R htr
canvas is the faces of Wa!>h1n1ton
notables. beauty queens and tAOrk1ng
women.
Forthe'last 14 )Cars French. 37. has
been creaung new facial images
through the skillful application of
cosmetics. Her step-by-step training
program teaches hQy.i to create a more
attracuve appearance after complet-
ing a 11'1 hour consultatton 1n her
Huntington Beach studio
She has worked as a free-lance
makcu(> artist for more than 15 1op
cosmeuc hoes. She toured nauonally
as a promo11onal anist for Revlon's book. "The An of Beaut).'' mal.ing
guest appearances on TV and radio
programs.
Before rclocaung her studio 10
Orange Count) more than a )Car ago.
frencn used her talents on the man}'
faces of Washing1on D C and n
Diego women
fawn Hall. former secrttar) 10 Col
Oliver North who gamed TV notorie-
t) in lasl )car's Jran_-Con1ra heanngs.
underv.ent one of French'!> trans-
formations.
Winterf est
· attendance
pushed in LB
Competing for a11en11on with Cll)
an festivals held in the summer.
Laauna Beach's Wtnterfesl has cm·
plo)ed some nctA tactics in dra'A<1n1
crotAds before 1t opens on Tuesda)
fk.causc it's held ofT season. the
fesuval has been batthna an 1dent1ty
cns1s for ns 25 years This >ear. t
ChJmbcr of Commerce enlisted the
markeung expencncc of Pacncia
Rov.an to populanze the c'ent
Rowan. who owns herown market-
ing firm in La&una Beach. has made
sc.,eral changes to mark the fcstnaJ's
salver anna\.crury Through a laric
pubhc1I)' campugn and expanded
C\.Cnts, Ro..,.,an expects a record turn-
out for the annual chamber fund·
raiser
"Wantcrfest 1s now JUSt s\Anina to
come into it.sown," said Rowap. "We
are leam1na how to mar,ket it JU t hkc
the Sa~dust festival and Paaeant of
the Masters an the summer, We arc
pro;ccunaa record turnout th as )car."
::she QO\C to set me 1n May 1985
for a more!rof~ook ... French said "I d1 a complete makeover··
French has the kind of looks most
"'omen would kill for clear skin,
auburn hair and aquamarine e)es.
She said the opponunrfy to learn
makeup design came 10 high school.
"I signed up for a sclf-1mpro,e-
ment course at a modehng school 1n
Florida. The onl) problem was that I
ended up no\ having the mqney to
pa) for 11 The owner d I could
rcpa) the fee by working for the
school."
For the neiu \WO )cars she appren-
ticed µnder a talented makeup an1st
at the school
French mamed a career Na')
officer. had two daughters and used
her makeup \kills on officers' w1\~S A~ the famil) relocated to different
a') ba~s. French began to de\ elop
a chentele Soon she built a rcpulat1on
as an an1st v.ho creatts a ne'A< and
.,...orlr.ablc st}le for an} tAOman
"I think whal I ti') \o do 1s create
confidence. Sl)lc and beaul) ... she
said "When the) (client~) tA&lk out of
m) studio 111s tAl\h more confidence
knowing what to do to 1mpro'e
(Pleaae eee P'AMOUS/AlO)
°""""'~_, ........
.... ,, 1
Fawn Ball (abo'ff ), former eecreta.ry to Col.
OUYet' North wbo &atned TV notoriety ln
lut year•• lran-COntra b~•. ander ..
went Te rry French '• tranafonnatlon.
Food delivered
via wheelchair
By KATY BOUCHER
OfltleO.., .........
Nothing dcte~ Marga ret to' er
from helping her friends and nc1gh-
bon
to,er. a resident ot Lido \1ob1k
Home Park 1n 'etApon Beach ,.,
cons1der(d '11al to St' e~I of her
clderh nt1ghbor\, 'Aho count on the
~ .. ,car-old tAOman to do their
grocen shoppana
he cames out the .,..«lh roulanc
all h' hc~lt -in a 'A h<."Ck lia1r
· he Y>IS born 'A 1th l<"rchral pal\' '
s:s1d ~ 1lht ..,to\ er. her mother \he '
JUSt amanng_
'tO\eT I a vaduate of Or:an~l'
Coa~t lolkge and 1s c,t1ll tak ing
cla s.cs "I'm 1ust so proud of he1 " her
mother added
Indeed shc"s not the onl\ one · Helen \ndcrwn. wh o Ii, C\ in tht'
par!.. r~Jll\ 'A hen shc'd t.ilc ~t\.)\ er
-...11h her an the car JU\l for her
'''mpan' •
and hu' ~rcxenes together Tv.o yea~
ago IP'<' up m) car-not that I had
to but l thought ll "'ould be preth
\Caf") to find wmcone m) age s11f1
dn\ln&"
Tht' ttA1s1 . .\ndcrson said. was \lrhat
had lancd out as a fnendl) ouuna.
turned into a nettsstt) and he DOY.
depend on to"er 10 deh,cr fr'C'h
products for her
· he's JUSt uch a pleasure.'
.\ndcrson said "E\.ef'ont lo"·" hu
me things are hard ior her to reach
at the market. but she alwavs act
3 SIStanCt' '
..\ndenl)n 1 n't the onh one ~
feds that 'A3}
June Wnghl said StO\.er has been
dorn1 her IJ"OC'Cf) \hopping for thr
last six months
"She's 'erv acc-ommodat1na and
mes 10 get e'en 1hin&JUSt ngtu. and ~ht' usualh does:· \\ ngh1 said "Shf
1u\t a t~mcndous twlp I ha'e m)
mothcr 1.1.1th me and she's 9u1te 111,
1t ' hard for m<' 10 aet out ·
\\. h1le her daughter take htr duties
~nou~h . 1l's real!\ a social thin& for
AU proceeds will benefit the
clinic.a non-profit Untted Way
hellthcarcaaency. Thechn1c
oft'ns hish qualtty medial. dcn-
(Pleue ... c 08TU18/ Al OJ
On11nally, Winterfcst started as a
small hand ans feit1v1I. tAh1ch onh
(Pleaee eee WUCTltR / A 10) Maraaret Sto.er delt•en groceriea vi a wbeelchalr. I m 6 )Cir\ old ~ \he ~1d "Ma~t and 1-...ould 10 to the store her ..,tO\ c:r'' motht'r ~1d '
Bu Ll [ TIN B (I~ R [J I~_ - --
Competitors attracted to horse shows at OC Fairgrounds
A hunter-Jumper show will open th<' )tar's t'Hnl) 11
tbc Onnec County f &Jr Equestnan Center. Co~1a Mc~ The lhow •111 run from I a m 10 S p.m Saturda).
l«Ordir\I 10 P&m G1mpte. cen~r manqer.
Awcs&ttnhonethow11planned from lam.to Sp.m.
on Jan. 21. ind a Vale nu nc ft one . how 1s set for Feb 11. For more tnfonnat1on on equcstnan e"ent). call
~1-1321.
VOlunteen at rldltJ6 center
I( you ellJOr tiorte1 and children. ,>our tatcna art
wanted by the Onntt ounty Radin& Center 1n San Juan
Capw11rano to aaNst d1wbltd 1nJ1vidu1ls ton& horn
Votun&«rs are ~ Thurtda) afternoon' and
--"t-=S.&unla)' monunp. n oritntatton .. ,n bl-htld at I p,m.
s.tiltday for 11\)0M •ho " 1ntcttstrd F<>t fftOf'C anfonnauon. call the Votuntttr Ctntcr fOtantc Count~-
Ce.tnl/SOUth at 9S)oS7S7 or Stl·ll :16 ·
The clus mcea lrom 7 10 9')0 pm For funhrr
1nfonnat1on , call the anHenter at SS!-101 .
UCI u11lnt c1auea open
8cainn1na to ad,anctd sa1hna clasx, under the LC I
Sa1hn_J l>rot.ram -.111 open to the public Tucsda) Clanes uc offered on Lido I 4 and JO.foot Shields class bolts on
~kcnds and v. ekda)l ll the 1ntcrtollq1atr rov. ana and
sail base. llOI \\ Coast Htahv.ay.
' The prQll'lm also ofTcn bH1c scuba. R~ Cron
lifcsav1na and U)akint councs. For a complete h"1na
call th't umpus rt\:ruuon offi e 11 8S6-S346
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AmllllMl119jllllillll llrclil• t1 Udlldut11 wtll bf
0-... NII 'Cell• U. lhe nter
( las~ focu on a ranse ot an di 1phnes 1nclud1n1
v.att'rcCllor, ceram1 dratA1nt.' 1deo calligraph' 'tam<'d
1la 'and photoaraph}'.
Most cla S( meet once a v.celr. for four to 10 'A<'t'k'
I or more 1nformauon. call the ctnter at 552 IOI
Networklng for fame, fortune
'<'m1nar. enutlcd "Networ .. 1na for Fame and
Fonunc." 'A<lll be offered from 6 to 9 pm Mood4\ at tht'
Ltttlc Inn on the Ba). 617 Lido P:trlt On'e etA~n
Beach
The cla v.111 focu on how to nct~ork to 1n,rca
\.lies. tor JOb or tarter dianae and for the tntrcprcncur.
In tru tor "'Ill be usan Linn.• publ~ relations "'nler
for more mformallon. call Linn at 7 6-1320. •
Retired federal worken meet
Seddltl,.dt Vallty hapttr of the ational ~\soc1a·
t1on of Rct1mi ffdcral Emplo)'ta v.111 meet at 2 pm.
Monda}' a& Gltndate fcckral Sivtnp ommunit) Room,
2322 I Calle de &a LOUIM, '-M R illl
The rnttllnt " ~ IO mired rtd~ral ~v1han tm~ thf1tsp<>u1CS. sun"lwpnohnnunant l(ll\f ~ empk>yttS and SUCSb.
a_,,Jtal nllUlteen .. ,.,,,.,,
Oras Count) Coul9C'll of'tto.i..a Vrt teen will ............ 9... ....... ...
1 urn1p Ro re taurant. Oranae C ount~ Medical AsSOCll·
• lion hu1ld1n&. )(~ Flo"'er t Oran e
<. urrent lrcnd 1n co me11c and plasuc surgcr) will
"am1ned l\) Donald \ltman. M D . d1plomatc of the
mencan Board ot Pj8'11c SurJCr) and actJ'-t' staff
ph\ 1c1an at Health art 1ed1c.il Center 1n Tu tin
Saleswomen to convene
Orange Count chaptC'T, auonal A soetatton fbr
Profcs\1onal le v.omcn v.111 meet al S:JO p m T~
at the Red Lion Inn. ~O 0 Bn,tol t . Co5ta Mna.
"l he \n of Pov.c peak" will be d15CusJt'd b> Mt
nv.c1d
Adveitliltll, recOrd cl•••m
mall bUs.nen o•ncn can lnm t\otA: to make• filht 1dH·M1Mnt dn.--,~on at an Onnft' Coat& C
v.or)t\hOptobeprncnteJ from 7ao9:l0p m.onT~.
Instructor 1 l..lura Woods.~· o( an ad~ 1na nc •
'1mM. l('(Watt reconlk«Pi"I tytttm .,u
c•Pla1Md dunna aftothcr OCC wor\IMp. l<ed ~
6 JO.t~ 9 JO pm l..rtcia).
Pmmwn U• PH190ia _.Jeffy Jauct\ we I
bus.Mii O'*llttL ~fttt ... CIO Pl1h41 ol
---~dloob.. Fot-tatts TPtil& ..... UMl•w
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AlO 8 0r9nge Cout DAIL V PILOT I Thufidl)', J1n..i1ry 12, 1989
Own!ng a boat not
Jnecessary to enjoy
sailing at this club
By liTY BOUCHER ... Deir,... ....
Dick and Gayle Nelson of Yorba
Linda sometimes travel to Newport
Beach every other weekend to enJOY a day of saihna.. • They board a 25-footer. JS.footer
or whatever suits their fancy -
· because they don't own their own
boat.
They arc members of the Lido
1 Sailing Club in Newpon Beach, a club
designed for sailors who don't want
the rest><>ns1b1lity or financial burden
of owning their own vessel.
"It's just a wonderful idea." Gayle
Nelson said. "It's hard enough to find
a moorinf. -and very expensive.
You don t have to worry about
maintenance or cleanup because 1t'\ all done for you.
"They keep their boa&s in excellent
condiuon." she said.
Norm Rest, club owner. said mem-
benhip is a ''viable alternatJve to
owning your own boat." Founded in 1971, Rest said the
club's ~rvice lends to rccrea11on.
knowicdge and enteruunment.
"We have JS boats rangina from
25-to 4S-feet that att owned by
individuals 1Uld leased back to the club," be said. "We've taught more
than 600 membcn to sail, whether it
be beginning. intermediate or ad-
vanced."
New members pay a one-time fee of
an<r tfiereafter monthfy dues.
The fee includes lS hours o( saihna
instructions with group and crew. "Members learn safety, rules of the
water, risging. sail trimming. e1iquet-
te. navigation ... and overboard
--procedures," Rest said.
..
FV officer receives
department honor
Paul Sorrell has been named the Fountain Valley Police Depenment's
1988 Officer of the Year.
The annual honor is voled on b)
the pohce department's 61 members who select an officer for his or he r
accomphshmcnts 1n law enforce-
ment, communit> service and mter-·
personal skill" Sorrell has ttrved seven and one-
half years wuh the pohce department
For lhe last two )tars h11 auianment
with the narcoucs d1v1s1on has re-
wbed in numerous arrests of narcotic
offenders and seizures of 1llepl druas
He 1s also a membtr of the depan· ment's SWAT team m which he
coordinates and d1ttets much of the
training for the speciality unit.
"It been a lot of hard work this )Car
in the field of narcotJct. :·he said. "We
have had several real 1ood cases and
that is probably the biJ&CSt reason I
~ivcd the award. It 1s very nice to
t'I(" rttnani1ed ~\ m v ott" ..
Police h1ef EJv1n Miah descnbcd &he qualification_ rcpresen&a&ive of
the award.
''The offictr 1s not only c~<>Kn for
has leadership. outstandtnl per-
formance in the fietd and rapport
with pttrs." he said, "but bttlutt he
1s a coach, a friend and available when
needed " •.
Sorrell has a bachelor's degree from
Cal State . Fulllenon and advanted
cen1ficatcs 10 pohce tramrn&. . . . uHe was selected for his ab1hly 1n
enforcement in narcotics and vice,"
Miah sa1d. "h &akcs a special breed
and a lo& of ded1cat1on because of the
hours There 1s no set schedule.
.. It 1s quite an honor and he is a v.ell~eservcd recipient.." Miah saJd. Sorrell lS the father of two small
children. Because of his undercover
work. a photo was not released for
pubhcauon.
-By Joytt Bodlovlcli
eOSTUME~RT¥-... --~~~1
FromA9
tal, counsehngand communit>
education services. It has been in
~ration since 1970.
Monthly dues are $60, and S40·of
that goes on account like a savings
account. The money accumulates for
usage of any size boat that ranges
from $40 to SJOO a day.
Lido 8alllDa Club la dee'-ned for people who.want to Nil but
don't want The reaponat6lllty of owning a boat.
-For additional information on
the event or the clinic, call the
clinic at 494-9429. • • •
their attics at home. Activ1t1cs
will include making crazy hair·
dos, dressing up, skits and games.
Information can be r~ceivcd by
call in~ Deerfield Community
Park at 551-8638. There is a S 15
fee per child.
1 Owner Pform Ren
Boats arc available for a 24-hour
~riod and they arc insured from
N.ewport Beach to the Mexican
border, Rest said. Nelson said she and her husband
love to spend the night aboard their
leased-boat and satl the next day. She
said &here's lots of ways to spend a
Saturday or Sunday aboard.
"Sometimes we'll fill our soup Jug
at the C"rao Cooker and take fnends
aboard 10 the winten1me." she said.
··01her umes "'e've had Tom Roma
deh,er nbs." ·
Rest said owners make enough
money to pa)' for their slip rent and are provided w11h free mam1enance
Though Halloween might be a
little down the road, children in
the cuy ofl rvme won't have to
wait too longt.qgetdecked out an a
costume again. An old·fash1oncd
dress-up-~rty is in the offing for
children wtioanend .. Grandma·s
Attic,. next week.
• • • The Nature and Humanitarian
CALENDAR ART DEVELOPS FOR NB PHOTOGRAPHER ... The event will encourage chil-
dren to find old costumes. funn)
hats and old clothes and wigs in
Club of Dana Point recently
announced its president for t 989.
At thecnd-of·the-yearbanquet,
President-elect.Robert Carp as.-
sumed his duties from Jou
Kater. The dub also announced
that Teresa Goaiale1 would re·
ce1ve its Humanitanao Award for
1989 for her work in the club. homA9 .
models ca11 be a hard and sometimes
painfull process, she said. Staning the
selection as late as December.
Gershenson is forced to make her
decisions in time to meet the Jan. I
, deadline.
"What is really hard about picking models is that I sometimes have to
tum them down," she said. It is reall y
hard for some guys to take rcJection
because of the way they look . "And
they arc goinJ to look that way for the
rest of their hvcs." .
She also believes that featuring
males in the calendar has given her
some new insight on how to better
understand men. Calhna 1t a "mini-psychology lesson," Gershenson said'
the calendar often creates large egos. "When I get some of 1hesc auys to
pose for me. it makes 1hem fcel real
'-ood about themselves." ~he said.
'There is a lot more than Just muscles
and good looks to some. But some-
times, they can really get stuck on
themselves. I won't put up with that."
Craig Runnalls, a 23-year-old econ-
omics major and co-captain of the
varisty rowing team. 1s featured on
this year's calendar. Recommended
to Gershenson by another model.
Runnalls was quickly chosen for the
cover paae. However, he says the
honor did not go to his head
"I got a lot ot teasing from m)'
friends about 1t, .. said the NewPOrt
Beach resident. ··1 was rcall) pleased
to be in the calendar. but I didn't gel
.stuck on myself. Kim is right when she says. we are j ust born this wal_.
How can you be conceited abolr1
something you had nothing to do
With."
·While Gershenson sees a potential for some of her models to tu m
professional, many of them make 1he
venture fun. In return for modeling.
ever')'one IO the caJendar recc1\leS a
free haircut and pictures to add 10 his
ponfoho.
Gershenson gets Tiulc financial
benefits from produc1ni the calendar
It 1s the financial end of producing the
calendar. including developing and
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MOUSE FEATHER'S
January 13
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January 21
•LION DOLLAR BABY ORGANICAU Y mGWN
pubhc1~. that talt.e!> up most of her
time. She has se1 up aut°'raph-s1g111n1 panics and "win-a.date ·con-tests to help ban le the SJ.500 pnnung
cost. which comes out of her own
pocket.
Gymnastics their sport
"I am not really looking to get
an)'thing out of 1h1s beca use I kno..-.
that there 1s no1 vet) much money to
be made." she said "h has opened up some doors for me. with people
asking me to ta ke pictures for them
and put together calendars
"Actuall). I am JUSt in It for 1he
friendship I enJO> helpu1g people ou1
b)' taking 1he1r picture. maling them feel real good about themselves."
For lrvme ·Ht&h freshman Kon
Ebbing and 9-year-old Jenelll"
Elefante. gymnasucs1ust comes eas)
Ebbtnj competed last Sunda) at
the Third Class Ill Compulsory
Preliminary Meet at Studio West 1n
RoJJmg Hills Elcfante al o had an
1mpress1ve effort on unday. compet-
ing at the Enc Will G)mna ucs
-Cen1enn La Habra.· Ebbmg. competing 1n the I 3 to 14-
)'ear-old d1 v1s1on. finished with 3S .i
points for 1h1rd place m the all·
around compet111on he also placed
third on floor w1th 8. 9: fourth on bars and beams W>th 9. J and 8. 3. respec-tively; and fifth on vault with 9.1, her
best of the )Car.
She was competing in her age
d1v1s1on for the Mission Fhtes team
from M1ss1on V1eJo.
Elcfante, also competing for
M1ss1on F11tes. was the 9-)ear-old
d1stnct champion 1n 'aull wi1h a
score of 9.1 S She added a founh· place finish on uneven bars w1th 8 65
and fourth in all.around wnh 34.2S.
All scon:s wett her bcs1 of the season.
FAMOUS FACES HB ARTIST'S CANVAS •••
P'romA9
themsches and Just lcchng good.··
French said she focuses on 1cachmg
women how to become their own
makeup artist. and how to select
products that work for them. She
takes 1n10 cons1dcrauon lifcst)'le, the
imaae to be prOJcct~d. facial bonr
·structure. and skm type.
She charges $7S for a consul&auon
that includes a detailed 1nd1v1d~
uahzcd workbook. "I cover all the lcarnma senses:·
she said. "They watch me apply the
makeup. I upl11n as 1 go alona and
they read about 1t 1n &he workbook.
.. Tht IS ge4red LO the ind•\ 1dual J
do rcquu:e a rollow-up, I hat IS hle fine
tuning. If the ) don'1 follo~ up that
frustrates me. l can onl)' do as much
as people let me."
French also sells a hoe of cosmetic!.
she has canfully selected. Her back·
ground in work1na with most of the
major cosmetic companies has 11vcfl
her an understandina of &ht produc1 m~1ents and formulas . 'They arc all aood basic s1un care
producs at less than o"er-the<ounter
pnces." she !laid. "Once )'Ou have
been trained to put on the makeup
PatrlolA aowu WM._ •••'iii........._ ~-tlaeWlaa.l11tii1waa,11 ..
)'OU don't h:nt' to loo~ at n thc rt'st of
the d.a) "
French also "'orks with several
Orange Count) plastic surgeons m
teaching post cosmetic surgery pa-
tients how to appl) makeup to their
new look
And hke any other anist. it 1s hard
for French not to look at people and
1lently create a nc-w 1maae.
"When I meet someone It lakes me
about 1 S seconds 10 make them over
1n m~ mind Then I'm sausfied and
can forget about 1t... French said
sm1hna