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Home My WebLink About1989-07-17 - Orange Coast Pilot• • Iceman Distress Bush calls resists linked to economic changing hormonal summit times imbalance a success COAST /A:I MIND & BODY/A(, WOHLD/A4 THE ORANGE COAST 25CENTS ~10:\0AY.JLl.Y 17.1989 Storming Newport Beach f'ront·runners leap off the starting llne of the United Cerebr•I P•l•y Association's .fifth an- nual Bastllle Day 8K run held In Newport Beach on Sunday. Last year. more than 4.000 runners turned out for the · race celebrating France's revolution. Wiiiiam Musyokl, fright! 22, of Kenya took top honors with a time of 22 minutes, 56 seconds. Proceeds from the run benefited United Cerebral Palsy Association. Barbershop music in harmony with fair By ALEX WIUIAMS °' "'" o...,. -~··" Thl' four gra y-haired rnen Y.alk polill'I) 1hrough the cro.,,.·d a1 lhc Orange Count) Fair and thi:M.' f)t'Ople "''on't give 'hcn1 a n11null' of pc:atl·. The) aren't e\en .,.,·or~tng the l;ur They're JUSt walking through. Ne,•ertheless. all 1hese mommies and dadd1('"'; and U11l1l'!i and 'iuSll'" ho,er around thl·n1 . s1alk1ng thl'rTl. hal11ng thcin in thl·ir tral·ks. l'hc) thru!it rn onc} a t 1he n1t·n and n1akl.' outrageous rt•qucs1s ... like "Lida Roo;.e." o r "\\v.ct'lhcan ol Sigma Chi:· ur 1t1a)bc lioomct h1ng h) George ~1 . (c1han It's not cas} hc1ng an Amt·rican 1nst11u 11on. Neal 1-fagedorn ton- l'ludcs. but that's JUSt the pr1C-t' )OU C'Ol't:R STOR\' /PROt'ILt: pa} fUr the pn' 1legc of v.can ng '>lnped sluns and \Uspcndl·rs. ll:lgl'durn 1s a 1rrcprl'SS1bl} a1n1ablc and pun-happ) 64-)ear-old ''ho 'lngs lc<id 111 the ~1u~u::1l ('h('Cr\. a barbcr,hop 4uane1 v.·hose 'pcl'1<1hics art· v.holcson1c har- n1on1L1ng and good-natured, if t·urn). barbs directed at onr anutht•r. The Pas:u.lena-based ("ht•ers. v.ho!M.'. m1:mbt-r) range 10 age frun1 Exiled ·Lagunan recounts his controversial battles Editor's nore: This 1s fht· fiNf of '"·o parts on (orn1t•r 1-agunu &·uch n·sidC"nt John Gabr1cls and his lit'• /1\illt'S /fl tht• Cit.L By R. LANCE IGNON Of lhe 0..,. ...... SI.if John Gabncls rests t'nsicr thrsc days. The man ht• sv.·ears thn.-atcnt·d 10 kill h1n1. and who hcl~ con' 1ct htm of n1olest1ng a teen-age run- away. 1s dead. For 1ha1 n1at1er, so is the .. child" he was conv1cu:d of n1olesting. This 1s not to 11npl y that Gabriels ~1llcd them. Violent death round each or them withou1 any help rrom the 6.S-ycar~ld Laguna Beach gadr- ly. The teen was gunned down by Laguna police after a jail r-scapc. The man apparently strangledhimsctr. ··1 can't believe 1 ran into 1hcse people and now they're de11d." said Gabriels, who currcnCTy Ji ve's in San1a Ana. Yet the deaths art in a way symp- tomatic or the controversy and con- tradiction 1ha1 have swirfcd around this q uixotie ma n ror nearly 20 years. Armed wi th unrailina. and sometimes myopic, selr-confide ncc, John Jennin1s Gabriels has aone ronh to bltlle a host of enemies and issues -and al ons the v.a) has wound up o n both -;ides of thr lav. Educated at bul not ~raduatcd rrom Har\·ard a nd 'l ·ale un1,·ersitics. Gabr1els .,.,.as o nce an insider in Laguna poht1cs. SC'r"1ng on '"anous city comn1111ecs and leading tht• fight 10 prevcn1 dc\'cloprnent at Main Beach. 1hc l'1t y's heralded "window 10 the St'a. ·· Hl· e\'cn waged an unsucctssrul bid ror Laguna C'1t ) Council. At the same time. he has bto.cn arrested for everything rrom bran- dishing a firearm and cursing a meter maid to con1nbutin1 10 the delinquency of minors. Most of his legal problems were minor. even laugh"blc -until three years ago. In February 1986. Gnbriels was fo und guilty or one count of misde- meanor child molestation ror ha"ing made advances a1 a 16-year-old run- away who wai sleeping al his cottage in Laguna. He was sentenced lo fi "c years probauon. during which he 1s not allowed to hve in Laguna. He was arrested ror the incident on April 11. 1984 -one day after he lost his bid for the council. Gabriels also was convic1cd ol thr« misdemeanor counts or allow- ing thrcl' tl't'ns. int·lud1ng the one ht• molested. to sta\ at his home. l 'hc offi cial 1.;-rn1 1s harbonng JU\en1lcs. He was round not guilt~ of 16 others counts. n1ost of which included al- legauons 1hn1 he plied the youths w11h the powerful narcotic Quaalude and 1nolcsted 1hem. During hi s 5t'n1cnc1 ng hearing. Gabncts displayed his custon1af} bra "ado and suggested he P3' his debt to society by counseling · drug abusers and teen-age prost1tull'S Deputy District Attorney Kathll·c n M. Kendle -who alread) had described Gabriels as a ··ch1ck("n hawk ... who hkes young boys ror sex," was aghast. "l"m extremely o!Tcndcd.'' ~he told Judge Li nda H. McLaughlin 111 1986. "Mr. Gnbriels has a \(T} d ifficult time racing reality, and the real it)' or the problems from v. h1ch he unquestionably suffers:· As far 3) Gabncls is con«rnl'i.l. the onl )' th ing he suffered from v.a\ a frame-up. He s111I denies molt·~11ng lhe teen. Gabr1cls believes !he three lt'f'n' v.·e~ coerced into te.stirying aga1 n\I him by three sources: Laguna pohct'. a deputy district attorney and a forn1er friend who harbored a 6-l 10 8 7. ha' t' si' gigs "K'ht·d ulcd at !ht· f::ur. but ..omchov. finding them- ~l,cs crooning a lot more than the~ bargained for. f ,er)body JUSI presu nieo;, the) arc tra\'eling minstrels when !h l·~ ~t· the Cheer!'> ~trolling along 1n uni· form. lfagc-dorn i.aid. \\'eJL thl'S<." people al ll':as 1 ha'c. the all-Amcncan thing right. act·ord- 1ng to llarl') rtough. the group's 74. }i.'ar-old. Barbcr!i.hop qu:anct s1ng1n@ 1s as :\ll-Amencan a~ t ounl) fairs. Hough said. Barbershop ts as all-Amcr1Lan ai. Ja lL. Hagedorn \:aid . Both art· un1qucl) .\mt'ntan forms of mu~1l that ha' c sprt•ad 1hroughou1 tht• world dunng the ~{Jth ccntul'). he said. The sim1lar1t\ bt't"'t"Cn J3Zz and jPJe-n e-Je-4!' CHEERS/ AS) 0..,. .... """" •• , lll•tf>I "•"' .... , John G•brlels only r•eently felt ••f• enough to allow his name llsted In his apartment bulldlng dlr•ctory ll•ftf. grudge. For ye ar:. prior 10 hi s jrrC'\1. Gabr1cls had been accusing I ,1guna police or bru1ali1y. He still dOC"i. t ic believes police tnf'd 10 pa) h1n1 back by coach1na o n<' of !he "'1\ll('SSCS. He also maintains a dt·pu- 1y district a11orncy offered one or 1ht• wnnesses lenient trcat1ncn1 for h1~ own C"rinunal aC't1on ir he agr("(·d 10 tcstiry against him "Anywa). I didn't do 11." (iahncls \ald. Laguna Beach Pohct' l h1cf !'leil Purcell has tradi1ionall~ 111smn;scd the notion thiu his ror1"l' '~out 10 grt G abntls. Furthermore. (jabncls' ov.n attorney. Jame:s Riddell. once told the court: "With all due rc:spct'I jPfe•se se• GAllRIELS/ A21 Battle expected on · gay festival By LESLIE EARNEST or '""' o~ "°' Soaft A ga) rights act1\ 1st sa~s about 75 Laguna lkalh rt·'ldenl.\ v.dl be on hand ~tonda' v.hcn the Sant.a Ana C11~ ( ouncd· discusses a gay-pndc fe~tl' al o;chedulcd to take place at Cl·ntt•nrual Park 1n Scptembir The Laguna protcston arc CA - pt"l.\t•d tu bt' JOrncd b) SC\eral hun- dn:d other act1' 1st$ v.ho fear the contro,rrs)-plagucd festival m1gh1 be canceled. At the \ame time. trad111onahsts v.ho oppoSt' 1he fcsll\'al say 1hey e\pcCt thou-.ands of people to JOin them 1n a counter demonstrauon at 6 30 p m . an hour and a half after the council mceung is set to begin The protests art" 1n response 10 publLshed accoun1s that Ma yor Pro T en1 John .\lost.a 1~ 1ns1s11ng coun- c1lmembers t..ake a pubhc stand on the fest I' al. v. h1ch 1s iCheduled to be held Sept 9 and 10, Gay nghts atu' 1s1s \3) 1he) fear. 1f backed 1n a corner. eoune1lmemben will take a conscr.au'e stand and halt the C\ Cl\\ "It's cancehng our nght 10 gather," said Laguna Beach resident Hov.ard Manin. a member of the &a' actt' 1st group .\ct Up Now ··\{ e'rc going lo be tn rront or the Cll) council prot~t1n1 and putlln& our v.ord out "'ere eApccung any- v. here from JOO 10 .WO people ... But Santa .\na Cuy Manager Da' 1d Ream said the ci ty council docs not have the power to revoke the pcrm11 nn)"''a). "The p.rmn respons1b1hty wai. delega1ed b) 1he C11y Council to the dtrCC"tor of recreation and communi- ty services."' Ream said. "The city attorne~ has ruled the council 1s no1 1n a pos1t1on 10 rL'('onsider tht pcr- m11." Ho"'c'er. both those for and against the fe<itl' al sa~ 11 rould still bt' ~topped "Regardless of v.•hal the cny man- ager said. tht" Cuy Council retains the po"'·er to canC"el the pcrmu if the) choose to:· said Jeff Le To ur- neau. another member of Act Up Nov.. '"Last ume "''e got caught with vet)-lntlt 11n1t 10 organize. This ume that's noc the case. We're not going to lei public pohcy be dictated rrom the pulpit of ngh1-w1ng rcac· 11onancs The churche"S arc not go1n'-to d«:1dc govcmmen1al poli- cies. ··in fact. "'hat the City Council nught choose 10 do is uncena1n n&ht now:· Le Toumeau added. "'Ir nc>- body 1s 1here to e~press the other point of' 1cw, they may bow to the pressur<'. and we're going to make su re that doesn't happen.'" Bui if pro-festival fortts art galh<'rtng their ranks. so arc 1hotc who oppose tht e\·ent. ··1rs going be hot." said Lou Sheldo n. leader of the Anaheim· based Traditional Values Coalition. "We're aoina ha ve a couple thousand (people) there." Sheldon sn1d many gay nghts ac- IPt.aH see FESTIVAL/ A St Newport plans to expand recycling program lly IRIS YOICOI °' -~ """' ,..,.. Newport Beach city crews will beain in September 1990 to pick up newspapcl'I, aluniinium cans and &lats bottles from lhc curbsidcs of :2,000 homes. Gener11I Scrvice.s Director David Nicdtthlus was aivcn a nod b y the City Council to btJin 1hc: si~-month pilot curblide recyclina proaram i n ~plcmbcr of 1990. The pilot Pf'01111M -.·il l cost the Today •~ 'fhousht "No gr#IJd ld1'~ w.11 ~wr bom In• ~ncf. bvf 1 lot of fDol/Jh l<INJ ,,,,.,. -,,_., •• F. Scott Fi11<¥rJ11d cit\' about SS0.000 10 pay for one' rc(usc worker, one truck. one rcc)·cl- ina trailer, publici ty and plastic con· tainers to be d istribu1cd 10 residents for their rccyclablts. If participation in the pilot pro- aram is healt h\ and a s1abihzed market ror l'tt)'C ables is established, Niederhaus plans to phapt in the remainin1 residents dunna earl)' 1991. In the full-teak Pf'Oatlm. rcs1· dents wi ll be cha~ a mon1hl~ tervke kc: of about $2. Index -............................... 115 lulf'tWI 8oard ...................... Al Bustrwss:... .. .. . . . . .. . .. .. . . ... . . . .. .. A8 co.ssmtd ........................... 83-6 tl.1canwhile, 1he ell)' wlll updatt 11.1 cx1stin1 voluntary ncv.'~papcr col!t(- 1100 prograrp by beg1nn1n1 1w1ce- l'non1hly picku p in early 1990. The Cit y has C"Onductcd 11s mon1hly newspaper colltct1on s1nC't 1974. The proaram has rrsullcd in 1he coll«tion or mort than 17,74S tons of ncv.'spapcr. which has brouaht tht cil)' 5SS8.1QI 1n rev- enue. The n1y contracts v.11h Rccy<'hna Resoun:cs 1n Pomona. which pays 8S percent of market value or 530 per 1on, whichever is 1rtater. for 1hc coll«led newspaper. Thi1io pas1 month or J une was the 111ost succc i.ful in the history of the city newspaper rec)'C?ina PrOlnm, with 160 tons collected. The monthl) averaae has been 120 tons. Thert art probltms c11tpcctcd 'Nllh 1 curbside tt(ychn& proaram, Niederhaus acknowledacd. San GOOD MORNING Comics ......................... _ 98 Ann Lande rs .................... A7 CtOSJWOfd ... ... .. ......... 84 Mind & Body . .... . . .. . 116 E~en~l~nt. . ..... ..... ..... A 1 o s• & Holding. ... .. ... ... 113 Opinion.......... 119 P~............... . ........... A.7 • • Die1o's v.·ell-dt'vt:loped curbside PfOj.l"a m with a ~pcrttnt part1ci- pi.11on rate ha~ only reduced thr city's waste ~11·ea11\ volume by &bou1 6 percent, acrordin& to dau1 rol· lcclcd b)' N1cderhau . On1ano, which stancd a v.·celdy C'urbiidc proaram in Oc1obcr. has only a 20 percent ptinttj~1il"ln ra1c dC1J>itc spcndina S400,000 on the J)rOll"lm. according 10 Niedcrhaui. ISO, 1he Ontano program was hard hit in Januar')'. when 1he pn(.'(' of Public noclces 87 Sports. ............................... Bl·l TV Ll>tlngs ............... , .... A 10 We"ther .... .. . .. .... ..• . ... . .... A.S , i rec~'CIC"d ntwsp1pcr slumoca to "an all-1me low since Wot1d War If, cmphas1z1ng 1he need for a ~kt rccycl1blc m1rke1 fbr s:Ut'Ct'lsful pro. grams. ht said. Irvine. which conU'lcts ~11' Oe:wey's ();sposal . for its curbside rccyclin1 co11«1k>ft Md ano1hc:r company ror buybKk oftbe tce)"Cllbk:s. rtcetvcs Sl.100 per ton (or aluminiurn1 $19 per IOft b neW$J*pcr and ~27 per ion fOf' ..... accordin1 to Nieckrhl \ll. ToUy'1 ...... 171·78 SUNNY searchers, volunteers to count county dolphins 11,r_,.VANIYUN ... __ ........ An army of Oranae County mi· denLS will hne up neitt month to make contact with their neighbors to the southwest. They'tt aU wet, those nei&hbors. but landbound researchers hope to apo1 enouah of them to find out how many are out there and what they're doina. Day of the Dolphin has become a quarterly event an Orange County • and bas even ex.tended as far a~ Nonhem California and the Gulf of Mexico. GABRI ELS l'rom A 1 lO my client, John. he's somewhat ~oid. He thinks the police hate The three youths included Philip John Schafer and Christohper Wil· liam Albrecht, both 16 at the time of the alleaed molestations; and a 14- year-old airl from Laauna. None of them were exactly ideal witnesses. Schafer had run away from home and arrived in Laauna on a stolen bicycle; Albrecht, also a runaway, was later convicted of grand theft auto; and the girl was arrested shortly before Gabriels' preliminary hearin• after being found nude and drunk an a Laguna hotel room with three adults, court records show. The airl, who requested anonymi· t_y, later testified that Laguna Police Officer Jenny Stracner (now Jenny Jones) rehearsed her 12 umes before she testified. Stracner told the court the allega- tion was false, adding she merel y instructed the girl 10 tell the truth when she testified. The iirl, who is now 18. said in a recent interview she stands by her testimony, which included allega- tions that Gabriels made improper advances at her and gave Quaaludes to her boyfriend Albrecht. Gabriels was found not guilty of these charJes. Schafer, who could not be located for comment, made the most direct statement regarding terms for his testimony, sayina he was promised leniency b_y a member of the Oranf.e County District Attorney's Office. 'f was told at the preliminary bearing that I wasn't aoina to get ... pros- ecuted if J would have testified that day," he said at the trial. Gabricls was acquitted on charges of molestina and giving drugs to Schafer. Gabriels still has two notes he says were WTitten by the two boys, who, alona with the airl, stayed at his borne for a few days in the spring of l 9M. Both notes -which were dated in the summer of 1984. about 18 months before the trial -say "Gabriels made no sexual ad- vances." The note allegedly written by Schafer, then 17. said he was "press~ ured by the Laguna police" to testify 1pinst Gabriels and he was afraid of beina sent to juvenile hall. The note written by Albrecht. the boy who Gabriels was convicted of molcstina, said the same lhina and added that Gabriels' disgruntled mend, Bruce F. Dunn. had told him lO 10 to the police. Both notes w~re witnessed by The object of the events is both scientific and social1 accordina to Dennis Kelly, a manne biologist at Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa who spawned the idea. "The reason we're doina this is dolphins are the last larae mammal left in Oranae County, and we're hammerina them, we're killing them in gill nets and polluting their en· vironmncnt," Kelly said. "We want to make people aware of these animals so they wilt speak on their behalf." The massive dolphin count will begin at 10 a.m. on Aua. 12 with Laguna resident Eric Leiah Bjornsson, although the middle name was spelled "Leigh" on one note and "Lee" on the other, brina- ing their authenticity into question. Neither Bjornsson nor Albrecht are aJive to corroborate their stories. Bjoms.son was found dead in his friend's Laguna apartment Sept. 13, 1986, the victim of drua overdose. perhaps insulin. four days later, a Laguna police officer shot and killed Albrecht after he escaped from James A. Musick honor Carm in El Toro. Albrecht, then 20, had been serving a sentence for grand theft auto and was sched· t:1led for release on Nov. 21 of that year. Gabriels was saddened but not shocked by Albrecht's death. Jn fact. be had predicted it toward the end of his trial. "Now where arc they going to end up?" Gabriels asked the court. "We'll probably hear about Chris being shot in the parking lot ... or something like that." But he was not prepared for the death of Bruce Dunn. A flamboyant man who also went by the names of Sir Bruce Dunn and Sean Chnstianson. Dunn was well- known in La1una for drivi ng an old California Highway Patrol cruiser with a plastic pumpkin on the roof and "Pumpkin Patrol" inscribed on the side. He reconditioned a former Laguna police motorcycle and park- ing patrol scooter in the same fashion. Dunn once told the Dail)'. Pilot he did it to "make people smile again" and perpetuate Laguna's oflbeat image. He also made occasional appear- ances with Gabriels at City Council meetings, dressed in a top hat, tails. shorts and shower flip.flops. Coun- cilman Neil Fitzpatrick recalled. Gabriels and Dunn were fnends in the e.arly '80s and onoe shared an apartment. Although Dunn was homosexual. Gabriels emphasized their relationship was Platonic. But their friendship soured after Dunn learned Gabriels had gone to the FBI arld implicated him in a multi-million~ollar drua smuuJing operation known as the Coronado Conncctfon . Dunn was never of- ficially linked to the operation, but an FBI aaent in Santa Ana con- firmed that Gabriels did repon the operation and Dunn. The U.S. Drua Enforccmen t Agency ended up arrestin& key members of the drug rina using volunteers standjna at one·mile in· tervals alona the entire Oranae County coastline as well as. or· pnizers hope. other coasts along the U.S. aquatic frontier. "We'll be taldna sightings and notina some behavioral infor- mation, such as whether they're leapinJ or not, and how many arc travchna in a school," said Marian- ne Burdick, a board member wilh the American Cetacean Society, which is organizing the August event. ' "We're tryinJ to get a nationwide effort. So far 1t looks like it's the California coastline up to Monterey. information plhercd from sources other than Gabriels, said the FBI aacnt, who asked not to be identified by name. Two people who knew Dunn cor- roborated the theory he was traffick· ina marijuana for the Coronado Connection. "He evidently was participating in some sort of drug transport. I know at one J?Oint he had a large quantity of manjuana," said Laguna resident Paul K. Courtney, who sub-leased a room from Dunn after he moved to San FranciS<;o. Gabriels claims that an enraged Dunn threatened to kill him for trying to turn him in. In court, Gabnels testified Dunn had hired an "enforcer" from the Coronado Con- nection to kill him. Gabriels also believes Dunn in- fluenced the teens into testifying against him by convincing them Gabriels was a murderer and belonged behind bars. During his trial, the girl testified: "I heard that John had killed one and he hurt several. and that he molested a 14- ycar-old boy." She said Dunn, who she knew as Sean Christianson. had given her the information. Gabnels was never implicated in murder or violence. Michael P. Kingston. a former friend of Dunn's, said he saw the girl and Albrecht at Dunn's home on two occassions one day. "I find 11 easy to believe that he put those kids up to it. He was always trying to manipulate people." Kingston ~i<t Indeed. KinJston said Dunn once approached him and haJf-jokinsl> suggested he go to Laguna police with damning evidence about Gabriels. If he didn't have any, Dunn suggested he make some up. For his part. Dunn went to Laguna police and told them Gabnels was g.i ving Quaaludes lo Albrecht, court records show. Although Kingston and Courtne} both knew Dunn well. they differed on whether Dunn ever made a serious death threat against Gabriels. Kinpton said Dunn was angry enough to have gone through with iL "I could actually see how if he thou&ht he could get awa) with it ... he was upset enough that he mipn have, especially with his connection with the Coronado (Connection)." Courtney disagreed. If Dunn did make a death threat, he was far loo kind a person to )lave carried Just call 64 2 -6086 ORANGE .... ..... COAST ..... , ... 1 DaltyPllot D•Hv•ry l1Guar•nt••d What do you like about the Daily Pilot? What don't you like? Call the number above and your messaae will be recorded. transcribed and de- livered to the appropriate editor. The same 24-hour answcrina service may be used to recoTd letters to the editor on an~ topic. Contributors to our Leners column must include their name and telephone number for verification. Tell us what's on your mind. VOL. t2, NO. 1• MAIN Of'l'ICa no w ..., SI . Coll• ~u Cai.I M•• tdc>t~u ~ O lo• 1560 Con• M~u c A '1616 Cl.ttJ>I~ "°' 1141 S671 Mon'"' Of!KU NNrt MW'I s.o<1• 641-4)11 Allt< trp"' Spon• Ml 4JJO -~~1 1H 01 M l )()41 'AX N-• 6)1 S"11 Cot>)"~ -""° -· SIOUH llu\I•••...... Ml l()f..., tn.t!IM CM -n·~I ~ft'" _,. ~ 1tp<odu<~CI W'I "°"' ljW( .... ~''"'""°" of (oP)'ttqhl ownPf Second <a.u po)!• PlltCI .. Con• ~w C.tl IOI"'" llM 144-IOO! ~•tPC-Oy c.-•~ U 1S Pf!''°"' ~ Pf"tOCI by NII 11 '"°"'Illy If you do noc ~ 'fOtJI PAP<'' Dy 6 • m UI bffOtt 10 • 111 -'fOtJI <Of>Y -~ Mfftfttpd Our CV> lomtf ~Mn Cfflett •• ~"-"•"' 10Sp111 Wtt•dayt to .sin1 you ""'''h Y"'-'' <•,<Llf•uon nrt<li Ctrculatlon Telephones and we're in contact Wlth a group in Teus." Dolphins arc closer to humans than many people think. according to Kelly. "We believe there arc aboul 1.000 resident dolphins 1n Orange County waters," he said. "They hve close to shore. They're our closest manne mammal neighbor. And a lot of people don't realize they're there." Dolphins also appear to be vulner- able to environmental disturbance, Kelly said. "Almost all the dolphins on the East Coast died between 1987 and 1988," he said. "Hundreds of bodies washed up on shore, but researcher believe the death count was at least in the thousands. We don't know what happened. No one was doing any comprehensive studies on them." Closer to home, citizen awareness generated partly by the efforts of Kelly and the Cetacean Society has begun to create a climate that could prevent such a disaster from occur- rinJ in local waters. for years. the Orange County Sanitation District released treated "\'aste into the ocean without per- forming any studies on the effect of this practice on dolphins and other D~ ...... ~o Bruce F. Dunn po1e1 next to his .. pumpkin ~•trot .. p•rktng p•trot scooter In 198J. through. "Everything he did wa!> so light· hcancd. It all seemed so innocent." Counncy said. Regardless of whether Dunn wanted his old fnend dead. Gabriel s ll\ed in fear of the man -until last Dece mber. That's when Dunn's pamall}·dad bod). slathered with olive 011 and muscle balm. was found on the bathroom floor of his apartment an San Francisco. His hands and feet were hogtied behind his back with leather straps and dog chains. The Cit} 's coroner determined he died of "sc>.ual asphyxiation." He had had been strangled at age JJ. "As long as Bruce 1s out of the way I feel a lot safer," said Gabnels. who, for the first time recently {>Ut his name on the directory ouls1de his high-security apartment bu1ld- 1ng. Neighbors told the San Francisco Chief Medical Examiner-~oroner of- fice Dunn had been depressed and was seen walking the halls of his apartmcnl dressed in leather. chains and handt·uffs. Courtney thanks Dunn killed himself as a result of a number of disturbing events. In the year before his death. Dunn I was depressed about being on proba- tion that prevented him from mov- ing back to Laguna. In September 1987. Dunn was arrested in Redwood Ci ty for pos· session of several pounds of man- ~uana and sentenced to ix months an jail and three years probation. The probation required he hve an San Francisco. Co urtne) said Dunn also ma) ha' e feared the pending release of those con' 1cted 1n the Coronado Connection. "I know he was slightl y afraid for his hfe because th e people who got arrested were getting out this year. "He must have been JUSt gi ving up the gusto. He must have known a lot more than he let on." Gabnels said Dunn may have raised the ire of the Coronado Con- nection by boasting far and wide about his involvement. Then about a month before his death, Dunn was knocked un- conscious and .robbed. "That also may have given him the impetus to say that the world was goang crazy." Courtney said. 'he~~: Jou Gabriel• .ameroOI le1•I lmbro1llo1 aod ld1 pl.a to r e111r11 to Lllpu Be•cb •ad l'lla for City Coaocll. manne mammals, Kelly said. "So many people callod them up and asked about it that the distnct bas done a 180-dcartt tum; they've now included marine mammal monitonng in their program," he s~ud. Burdick said the Cetacean Society is still looking for volunteers to partici pate in Day of tht" Dolphin. Interested volunleers need only show U{> for a two.hour orientation and training session 7 .. 9 p.m. Aug. 10 at the Costa Mesa Neighborhood Community Center next to Lions Park. Teens caught in stolen car Four teenagers ~ere arrested early Sunday morning on suspicion of automobile th ef\ after the youths allcgedl} attempted to steal a car. then Jed police on a high-speed chase into Huntington Beach, the Costa Mesa Police Depanment reported. Police arrested one 15-year-old from Santa Ana and a 14-. 15-. and 1 ~year-old from Garden Grove fol- lowing an attempted theft of a blue. 1982 Toyota Celica from an apart- ment complex at 2700 Peterson Place. police Officer Gerry Stukkie said. Police received a call around I :30 a.m. about teenagers attempting to break into a car at the comple~. Officers amved on scene. but found the teenagers gone. Stukkie said. In forma tion on the suspect's ca r. however. revealed that the car, a red. 1985 Toyota Celica. was stolen in Long_ Beach, Stukk1e said. Officers in another police ca r 1n the area west of the apartments nouced the red Toyota pass by, then started the chase. Hunting1on Beach police eventual!} joined the chase with squad cars and a helicopter. Stukkie said. Reports did not sho"' m which part of Huntington Beach the arrest occurred. Stukk1e said. Vice president In Huntington Beach Vice President Dan Quayle will be in Huntington Beach today during a quick visi t to Southern California. Quayle will tour the McDonnell Doug.las plant in HuntinJton Beach at 3 p.m. before traveling to San Diego with his wife and children. The vice president arrived in Cali· fornia on Sunda} to address a fund- raiscr for California Sen. Pete Wilson. He is scheduled to address the Western Governor's Conference 1n Lona Beach today before the McDonnell Douglas tour. SS .3 million lotto prize unclaimed SACRAMENTO (AP) -Nobody picked all six correct numbers in the weekend "Lotto 6-49" game so the SS.3 miJlion jackpot will roll over to the midweek draw, a California Lot· tery spokeswoman said Sunday. Numbers drawn Saturday were 27. 29, 35, 22. 3. 42 and the bonus. 17. SEMI ANNUAL SALE! ~ S345 00 to S82S 00 S24S.00 '° SS95.00 547.SOeo S175.00 SSJ.00 eo S 105 00 SAU hlli-.IO "*"-·· .,... 11•• fl'Oli ...... AeeJlarty S32 SO to SI 2500 S69 SO to S22!> 00 S9S 00 to $285.00 S2S 00 10 S6S 00 SALE "'°"' 59.90 ~$19.90 ~148.90 from S12.90 ( OC Fair Schedule Noon Rough nders rop- 1 n g -Millers Meadows U:SO p.m . Am e ri c a ·, skatc.!boa rd mom - Kiddie Land I p.m. Medicine man , show -adjacent to ;,~ t ~ Admin1strat1on Build· Vl'Mft tµJM ~ ing rw'"f, Z p.m. 4th grade cham- pion spelling bee -Centennial Stage Happy lime circus -adjacent to Fair Ring %:30 p.m. Luke and the Locomotives Band -Mille~ Meadows High wire act -adJacent to Fair Ring 3 p.m. Chinese. Golden Dragon Acrobats and Magicians -Coors Arena McdlClne man i.ho" -adjacent to .\dminis· trauon bu1ld1ng 3:30 p.m. Shoot-out at the Millers Corral -Mi llers Meadows • p.m. Great American high diving show -Fair Ring Happy time circus -adjacent to Fair Ring 4:30 p.m. Amazing Marlo Magician -KWIZ Heritage Stage High Wlre act -adjacent to Fair Ring S p.m. Chinese Golden Dragon ..\crobats and \ta- gicians -Coors Arena J1mm1e de Fore Dance Center -C'enti:nnial Stage Med1c10e man sho" -ad1au-n1 to .\dm1n1 .. - trat1o n Building I p.m. Parade -grounds Great .\mern:an high d" ing sho \\ -Fair Ring Happy Time Circ us -adjacent to Fair Ring 1:30 p.m. Kingsman Drum and Bugle Corp Concert - K WIZ Hentage Stage High wire act -adjacent to Fair Ring 7 p.m. Rain "Tribute to the Beatles .. Conn·rt Arlington Theater Chinese Golden Dragon .\trobats and ~1a g1cians -Coors Arena Ama11ng Marlo Magician -K WIZ Heritage Stage Mark. de Julio (gu11an~tl -~1dod~ Junl11on Stage 7:30 p.m. Tnn1dad Steel Band - ( <.'ntenn1al ()1age Stratton and Chn!>topher -\.tillers \tcado,,s 8 p.m. , Great American high di\ 1ng sho'' -F:ur Ring I p.m. Rain .. Tribute to the Beatlei.·· (ontcrt - Arlington Theater Mark de Julio (guitarist) -~telod~ Junction Stage 10 p.m . Nono Sina Pol) nc:s1an Re:' uc: -K \\ IZ Hentage Stage Couples can retain the magic A program for the roman11c couple will be held from 10 a.m. to l p.m. on aturda> b) Goldeo West College in room I 08 of the Business Build- ing. Panicipants will learn how to keep the magic in their relationships and how to avoid the commo n pitfalls. The presentation will Ix• given from the pe~pecu'e of both se><ei. in an OJX'n and creative atmosphere. The cost is S2t per per on For ad,ance registration o r more information. call GWC Com- munity Sen ices at 891-3991 . • C".\l,E'\D:\H Jltonday~ July 1 i • 6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa City Council, council cham bers. 77 Fair Dnve. • 7 p.m HODtla1toa Beacb City Cou11cil, council chambers. 2000 Main t T ue day~ July 18 • 4 p.m. Irvine City Council. rounl1I chambers, I C1v1c Center Plaza. • 4:30 p.m. La1ana Beacb City Cou cll, coun- cil chambers, SOS Forest Ave. • 8 p.m . Fountain Valley City Council, council chambers. I 0200 Slater /\ vc. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday, July 17, 1989 A.S 'I ll ll 1-: H ·1 Ill 1 . Iceman, family resist changing times By ALEX \lllUIAMS Of llW o.ay "llo• S1afl The iceman used to be as common a sight as the milkman. He would make his rounds at set limes each week. Customers, meaning the residents of most houses on every b•ock, would hang little orange cardboard OC· tagonal s1~ns 1n their front windows. The signs would have a number pnnted along every other edge -2S, 50, 75, 100. Whichever edge was pointed up when the sign was hung. well. that was how many pounds of block ice that customer got. Of course who nowadays has a milkman. let alone an iceman? V1rg1I Brewster. owner of Brewster's Ice House in Hunun~ton Beach, understands that he 1s the last of a generauon. Formerly surro unded b)' open fields. Brewster's business now sits amid new. pinkish condominiums and the skeletal lumber frames of condominiums-to-be. Brewster 1s 77 years old and affable, and he talks w11h a good-natured frankness about the physical maladies -the latest being hip trouble -that ha'e reduced his career to working o nl)' Thursdays at the ice house. Weanng a dusty blue T-shirt. denim overalls and a red baseball cap. Brewster laid his handcarved. handpainted dnft"ood cane on the faded boardwalk in front of his ice house. which is about the size of a s1ngle- w1dth mobile home. Brewster. seated on the boardwalk, dangled his black shoes in the warm breeze on a Thursday morning in July. .. o..,, "",.._.., ........... "( u ed to put in 12-1 4 hour da)S. seven da)S a week," Brewster said. a cigar stub in his hand. "If you scratch a 11' 1ng out of ll. that's all you can ask for ... Vlrgll 8rew1ter•1 daughter and son-In-law Ellen and Mike Costello run Ice business. The business. he said, 1s still healthy. Only the nature of the work has changed. No longer docs Brewster's deliver glossy blocks b) truck. instead the) sell to "eekcnd tounsts bound for ~ex1co "'ho need ice to last in a cooler for four da\S Often. Brc\\'Stcr's sells ice 10 b1' ice-users hke T aco Bell "ho ha'"e e><haustcd their days suppl). Vending 1s another fundamental aspect of the ice bu!>1ness Customers often drop by Brewster's 24 hours a da) to drop eight quancrs into the vending slot at one end o f the ice houst'. arn,a11ng the convcyer bell that rolls along the back of the house and plops ice into a pan for the customer Brcv.ster !la)S the ice business could sta) health> as long as he wished 11 to. although eventually, he said. a lime will come: "'hen somebod) will come around and "ant th1~ place: worse than I do." He figures 1f nothing else, eminent domain will roll through. S\\CCp1ng a"'a) the business to make way for Cit) rede' olopmcnt plans. But 1n<.'' 1tabk demise'? The end of an era'l l\ot )Ct . Brewster said .\nd that's where the children fit into the plan. Seated next to Brew.,tcr that sunn) Thursda> morning \\-as Mike Costt'llo. dangling his "'hue tennis shoes o!T the amc: boardwalk Co~tc:llo has sand) blond hair and 1s deepl~ tanned. Costello marned Brewster's daughter. Ellen. w1th whom he runs the bu'i1ne'>s on a-da)-to-da)· basis. Costello 1s qu1cl<..I~ falling into the same rouune that Brc\\ Ster has follo\\ed since 1945. when he fim began "orl<..1 ng the: ice house that v.a!> then owned b) the Los .\ngdcs-based L n1on Ice Co Costello makl'S the midnight runs on Fnda\ night to reload the con'c~er belt He v.orks the long.hours. occa1S1onall~ resting Y.1th his \\lfe or his two sons 1n the small cabins behind Brev.stcr's Costello e\pla1ned his "'o rk He pulled a small. rust) tool like a small s1c l<..le and demonstrated its function, splitting a pan large block-; that ha' e fused together He e\pla1ned ho"' Bre"'\ter's 1s one of the increas- ing!~ rare place'> "here people can bu) so\1d blocks of ICC Most blocks noY.ada\S. "'hen a' a1lable at all, arc s1mpl~ crushed ice molded into blocl s - the opposite of "hat Costello -.pends llmt' each da~ doing. Costello admits the busine'>i. 1s not dramatic. but said he likes the mood of the "'urk He deals with beachgoers. tra,elef'>. pit nickers 1 hese people arc cheerful. and their mood rubs off on the employees. Costello said Not surpns1ngl) Costello said. the ice business was not something he dreamed about ai. a child. In fact. ice was something he thought he had gt' en up for good when he mo'"cd to Huntington Beach. "I used to ll\e in Mammoth Lakes I was a s~ instruClo r." said Costello. 30. "It's kinda funn)" moving from the snov. to Southern California near the beach, and to e nd up 1n the sno"' business." But Brew!lter. a resident of Hunungton Beach since 1922. ne .. er thought he wo uld enter the ice business. either Following high school graduauon. Brewster ptanned to hop a train and see the countl") -plans hts mother protested Instead, he and his parents went into the dairy business. staning v.uh one cov. and evcntuall)' owning 100. Dunng the war. hov.c\.t'r. profits dned up and the BreY.ster fam1I) sold their cattle With nov.here lo tum. Bre"'ster took. up an offer to operate the ice house. having been promised 1t would provide a solid income It did. He has been there evtt since ..\nd. on hot summer da)s. Costello enJO~s the samc fringe benefits -cool air -inside t.hc h~use. tanding 1ns1de. amid the steaming. opaque blocks. Vltgll Brewster recalls how It was. .. Time will come "hen someone v.ana this place v.orse than I do,·· said B~w tCT with a laugh. But b) that lime. Costello "as alread) back at work. Another train added to Capistrano line By LESLIE EARNEST Of lfW Otllly '1ilol SI .off In a mo'e that will enable O range Count) commuters to get a half-hour jump on their v.orkda}" .\mtrack will add a new train on the an Juan Cap1strano- 10-Los Angeles route in October The additional sen ice will offer another opuo n to dm ers at a ume when a major frecwa) constructio n project v.111 be peaking. said Comm1ss1oner Dana Reed. who made the announcement at the Orange Count) Transportation Com- m1ss1on meeting last week. "The t1m1ng couldn't be better," Reed said. "Work. on widening the Santa Ana Freeway will be in full swinf by fall. This will i" e people an nltemat1veduring the construction period that looms ahead." As part of the new service. a train will leave San J uan Capistrano at 6: 10 a.m .. arriving in Los .\ngele<, at ., .:!., a m Ano ther train v.111 lcaYc Los .\ngelcs at 4:10 p.m. and arrl\e 1n . an Juan Capistrano at 5.25 pm For no". tht.' trains Y.111 stop in ·anta .\na .\nahc1m and Fullenon When train sta11ons arl' built in Ir' ine and \.hss1on \'1ejo tho\t" stops "'111 be added to 1hc: route Ground breaking for the In inc '>lat1on 1s scheduled for Wcdne\da\ The \.t 1~s1on Viejo station is \1111 in· the planning stages. Recd said The ne" sen ice "111 allo" nonhbound nders to start their commute a half hour earlier each da) and will also pro' 1dt.' relief for the afternoon train which i~ usual!} more than 90 percent full Y.hcn 11 leaves Los ..\ngclci.. With the ne"' sen ire, (Qmmutcr~ "'111 have 10 trains to choose from each da). Man slays girlfriend, kills himself in·front of her Santa Ana home By Ctty News Service .\ man "ho argued "Ith his girlfnend about breal..sng up fa tall). shot her 1n the head Sunda' before turning the gun on h1m'iell ta~ing his O"'n hfe m front o f the "oman·s anta .\na home \ o ;-..;goc. ~9. struggled "1th Thi 'gu,en an the tront )ard am:i then in the street before shooting the "'oman at about J I (I a m said gt loe Esther of the anta .\na Police Depanment ~ hile in the street. thr man knocled the "Oman ttl the pa'"cment. pulled out a gun and shut her onl<' 1n the head He then dragged her batl<.. to the front lawn. v.herc he ~hot her in the head tY.O more 11mec. before putting the gun to his o"'n temple and pulling Lhe tnggcr. u1d Santa ·\na poltce gt Rand) Eldridge. Ngoc died at th<' scene. Ngu)"en wa tah·n to \ 'C. I "1cd1cal Center where she died about 6 a m Fldndgc ~1d Tips on transplanting a root-bound husband . There's a junior colleae 1n m' neighborhood offenna adult educn· t1on classes in coping \\1th cont('m· porary problem such as hopping M all Claustroph1a They rccentl)' offered a hotan~ course for wives in how to prcHnt husband~ from 'caetating and going to seed 1n their rechncn This is a common problem that's never bctn propcrl)' addressed by ladies· a1uden clubs. h's a well known fact that the retired Amcncan rnalc take root 1n his easy chair. Li tile runner 'inc entwine thcmsches around his ankles and bedroom hp~ so he can't budac -thus trappina him into a hfe o l indolent lei urc. The botanical name for the peci- cs or male IS Recliner Rutabap They look a lot like a oueh Potato but more laid back. h's easier to uproot a r«l~ood tree than a hu ~nd on<'t he's settle into a comfortable rut. Eventualh: man and chair can't be separated and wives must ao to chambtr mullc concert' and b9 kct wuvil\I demonstrations alone. Tht world 1l full of contour chair wido~ who have liven up fiahuna spoutct' 1ndifrettncc to cultural m- richmcnt. These dewmnnded ladtn can bt lftn tratpMnt around tM world potona '" du ty nun11 marchint throuth muxums ana \akin& sna~ of hi toric monuments. If there's any\h1na that reinforct a male's re i tanct to travehna. h' public monuments. Bcuer to tempt a Re hntr Rutabaaa wnh some aoraeous shots of d«k chair-. and rap robe\. We women 10 \O an) tenaths to act out foo1-dr111m1 mates out of the houtc. fncnd of mine hires a van and a couple of moven to transport her husbend to parties in his leather eas) chair. h 's •vcd their ma~ since ht can't complain that he s too beat to 10 an) ,,.,fme. Some ~•vet tct to the root of the pr0blem b)• 1tnk11.., a deal. Tbc h•asbl.rid 1s alto~ to., to teed all week ~n his \'ln)'I spiK'ahip with ~ult·in contto.1 pantls. in t thiftle f'ot auendlnt Sunday dineer wttta bcr ini.lawt -a puftitllmcnt that ftt1 w (nmt. ne .. , education coune ... \ 11a U.. belt way of dealhla Wkh root·bOUnd hulb&nla II to ~· Ofenge Coaat DAILY PILOT I Monday. July 17. 1989 Summit leaders call for fight against global pollution A~U..,,..._ Welt German Chancellor H•lmut Kohl fl•ft) •nd President ....,. taltc as both took their pl•c•s for the fln•I meeting of the econCNRlc summit • . PARIS (AP) -The "orld's ~'en nchcst industrial nauons called for "decisive action" to fight global pol- lution on Sunday as they completed a harmonious economic summit that will be remembered more for bi centennial fireworks than concretc achievements. There was so little disagreement that the leaders had time to discuss an unexpected letter from Soviet Leader Mikhail Gorbachev and still wrap up ahead of time. President Bush labeled his first economic summit a "clear succcss." The closing communique ad- dressed a number of Bush in- itiatives, including aid to the com- munist East bloc. endorsement of the administration's Third World debt plan and a call for greater effons to clean up the environment It also called for concerted efforts to fight narcoucs, a problem it said had "reached devastating propor- tions." The leaders of the other summ11 countries -Britain, France. West Germany. Japan. Italy and Canada -also praised the ou1come of th<.' lhrel' dJ\!> ul ml'Cttnil'· '' hKh took pl.1<.c anrnJ the pagc:antr) of 1hc ~{)(hh annl\ n-..1n ul 1hc fn·nt"h Rc,olutwn · Prim c ~11n1., t c r Ma 1 ga t l' l Thatcher d1\llll'>'>Cd n:pon' tha1 she "as shgh ll.'d l'l> 1hc ho~I. rrcnch Pre~1dcn1 l-runco1~ Mitterrand, tx·- cauSl' of rl'mnrk' \hl' made dl'>puting the 1mportatKl' of thl.' Frt•nch Re' of- ut1on. Con1endrng that she got along "ell \\Ith M1ttl.'rrand. l hatcher sard ... , ha' e not had an) thing tha1 could e'en remote I> bl· termed a ~lt~ht." M1tte1rand. \'ho lo~t in a bid to get agrcenw111 for a North-~outh summit Ocl\\CCn rich and poor na- 11ons, s~ud tn J final ~tatl'ment that the lcadl.'rs of the <,umm1t coun1riel> "ae ··"omen anJ nll'll ofgoo<l "Ill. We "'ant to put our~lve<. al the ser1r1ce of .tll of humanll\·" The !iumn111 gaH" all the leaders. not JUSt Bush. J chanl'l' to take some victories bad to the voters Japanese Prime !\hn1s1er Sou .. uke Uno, under fire lor .illegcd flings wi1h geisha girl~ and hadl~ 1n need of a poht1cal uplill. tl·rmed the meet- :Governors de"bate Of-fsflore ·cans, Spills LONG BEACH (AP) -·Ca li- fornia Gov. George Deukmejian said Sunda) that moratoriums aaainst offshore 011 drilhng are shonsightcd and ulttmatcly will do more flarm than good to the en- vironment. "If those moratoriums conttnue and aJI of a sudden we're confronted with a situation s1 m1lar to the Arab oil embargo. then you will see con- gressional members Jumping at opening up these areas, and they "ill not be able to do that in an en- vironmentally safe manner." Dcu- kmejian said at the opening day of Western Governors' Association confercnc;e. Deukmejian. who chairs this year•s conference, also said at a news conference that he endorsco; part of a proposal 10 merge some of We t- ern slates' oversea trade offices 10 increase effect I\ eness and l"UI costs Other themes at the confcrl·nce were strategics to incrca<>e foreign trade. tourism and mvestm<.'nt for the 17 states and three Par1 fie tem- tories in the association. The conference 1'1 expeued to at- tract at least 16 of the governors. as "'ell as Vice President Dan Qua) le and three of Presi dent Bush's cabi- net secretaries for thrl.'c da) s of socializing and d1scuo;s1on of mutual economic concerns. The governors' unday session was domtnated b) the social par\ ot the calendar. with an opening recep- tion and dinner for the governors under the wings of the Spruce Goose. the famed 200-ton wooden fl) 1ng boat designed and built h~ the late Howard Hughes. On the issue of oil spills. Alaska Gov. Steve Co"•per said he hoped to use the conference to seek support for tighter federal supervision of 011 spill hazards in the afiermath of the Exxon Valdez accident. .. We'll ha1re an important au- dience of top federal officials 1nclud- ing the vice p"rcs1dent to share the lessons we learned from that dt!>as- ter," Cowper said ... , plan to use the opportllnit) to push for chan~es in federal law that arc necessal) tn thl.' aftermath of the oil spill." Deukmejian said he agreed with critics of the Alaskan cleanup oper- at1on that thl' 011 1nJustr~ rc'iponi.c to spill!> "ha!> ~ut w 1mpro,l•" 1n 4'pecd and clfa·1ent") But he \.'ltd he c;tron~I) onpo~cs aO\ effort to ll'C the f\ \On Valdl'/ incident a' JUSt1licat1on for furtht·r om.hore drtlhng han~ "Total moratorium 1n "'' 'tl'\' '' \Cr) shurts1ghtl'd. OclUU)e· the net re uh 1s )Ou'rl· not gl·t11ng thl· 1nfi.lr· mat1on \llU !.hould ha\<.' tn order tu make ,\·1~· lkll\I On)... thl· Dcu- kmeJian <;aid The propmul 10 better l'Oordinate. and 1n ~onh' u1'c' lOnsohdaw. foreign trade l'l1orh of the We<.tcrn siate!> noted '1gmlicant ~ps and duphcat1on 111 thl· lUrrl·n1 mdqxn- dent effort!> ol the \IJte., to dnelop foreign markl·ts 20th anniversary of trip to moon marked CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) -The flrst men from planet Earth to carry their nation's nag to another world relived on Sunday that mo- ment 20 years ago when they blasted off for the moon. .. Five ... four ... three ... two ... one ... zero ... we have liftoff," said the recorded voice of a launch commen- tator as Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwm "Buzz" Aldnn and Michael Colhns listened atten- tively to a tape of the final 3 mfoutes. I .S seconds of their countdown to launch. The tape reached "liftoff'' at 9:32 a.m., the precise time the three bqan their historic mission on July 16, 1969. . four days later Armstrong and Aldrin ca.st off from the mother ship Columbia and landed on the moon's Sea of Tranquillity in the lunar module Eagle. After 22 hours on the surface, during which much of the world followed their every move. they launched EaJ)e and rejoined Collfos in Columbia for the journey home "We can on this launch an- nivenary look back on those very apedal times and allow ourselves just a touch of pride, a touch of satisfaction. th.at we were part1ci- panu and witnesses to the birth of a new human era," Armstrong, Apollo 11 commander and the fmt mao to step on the moon, told about 6,000 Oaa·wavina space workers and their famihcs. He said histonans in future cen· turies will identify tbe 20th century ·•as tbe time when the human speci-es broke the bonds of pavity that bed heretofore bound them to tbjs Af' la••·~-0 Apollo 1 1 Altron•uts, Comm•nd Module Piiot Mich••• Colllns, Lun•r Modual Piiot adwln ••auaa•• Aldrln Jr. •nd Commander Nell Armstrong. were honored Sund•y •t Kennedy Space Center. planet." Hundreds of enainecrs and tech· n1cians who helped launch Apollo 11 were in the audience. and Armstrong recognized them when he equated the moon tnp to a .. summer vacalJon ... going to new places, scein& ntw silhts, tak.ing lots of pictures." "Most of us earn our vacations by something like 11 months of hard work," he sajd. "In our case. we 1ot our vacatfon because .. or nearly a decade of work by nundreds or thousands of people in offices and laboratories." Aldnn said that NASA's Freedom space station. to be assembled 1n orbit in the m1d-l 990s, should serve as a stepping stone to a manned lunar base and human nigh1s to Mars. He called President John F. Ken- nedy's commitment to the moon landina aoal 28 years ago ... starter's gun for our pioneering giant leap for mankind.'' "We're not yet ready for that go agatn Bui ix·rhap!. \\c arc at the starting hnl' preparl·d to tak l· our marli, or get \et."' Aldrin said. . He called on rn11cns "to fom1 a con'>ensu• .. and pcrh<1ps on the 30t h annl\Cr'>al) ol Kenned) 's speech the \\Orld can lno" "here "'e are going and "hen "t' "'II 'enture out again ·· Follo"tng the cercmon). the astronauts rode 1n n ~O-m1lc-motor cadl.' from thl' \pace Cl'nter to Cocoa Beath. where thl') attended a lunch- eon rn their honor .\n l'St1ma ted 10.000 l)\!Opll' hncd the moiorcade route to chc('r thr spacemrn and to take pictures. For Armstrong. Aldrin and Col- lins. the ceremon\ unda\ "as the second stop on a weck-\ong sen- timental journey that began Satur- da) with a \ISlt 10 the Marshall Space Flight (enter in Huntsv1 lll'. Ala., where their aturn 5 rocket was designed. Saturday·s Huntsville celebrauon was like a h1gh-1c1.h rock concert without the music. users bounced off rocket c>.h1b11s. sound effects simulated the takeoff of the Saturn V rocket, and actors portra)'ed Armstrong's and Aldrin's walk on the ruued lunar landscape. It climaxed \\tth the Apollo II crew rising from a cloud of smoke ~O feet into the air to the front of a giant movie screen howmg footage of 1heir travels. The crew was sur- rounded by a cacophony of fire- works and doz.ens of dancing laser beams. Huntsville's celebration continues Monday with a reunion for Wernher Von Braun's Gcrmnn rocket team. Scrutiny embarrasses wounded pilot in crash HOLLYWOOD. Fla. (AP) -One of Thomas Root's fant ques1ioos for bit relatives was whe1her his un· c:omcious 800-mik flilht. crash and reecue at se. had m.ae the news. Indeed. it was all over the news. ._ llOW the news 11 all over the fast--* H°' a W_uhintton law-,. wlaole and llnandal affa.U'S .. .... Ute tmatiay. .,._ lltoeDd. I cu't ademand ~ .. ., ............ beyond *llllily u nlill eimam· • ... '!r ..... I ftont-Pllt Roof llid 1n an lD Monday'• ····-Pott. 1a1.-v-... • T bedside 11 Hollywood's Mcmonol Hospital, where he was 1n stable cond1t1on. assened apin 1hat he had oot at- tempted to commit suicide. despite an unuplamed 1un hot wound 10 the abdomen that he apparently suf- fered dur1na the n11ht. ··1 don't think l have the abjlity, nc~e or 1tupM11ty to take another ljfe -mine or anyone else's," Root told tM .-spl~t. He llid be dad not know what had caulCd him to ('IS out dunftl the fljpt but confirmed fedttal in· vettipton' a«c>Vnt of bis Jolina o•)'lrll. ~bly from carbon mon· oaick llMiltt into the cabin. Soviet striking miners n Industrial production ang' "splendid" und said thl') had g1,t•n him the opportun1t) to ex- plain a $35 b1lhon ne" aid program for Jcvelopang countrtcs. During the trad111onal reading of the final communique, Bush gave West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl a thumbs up signal as the section on the environment was read: Thatcher and Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulrone) nodded approvingly. A third of the 22-pagc final docu- ment addressed en' iron mental problems. the fir!.! tame in the 15- )ear h1stol) of the summit" that a non-economic 14'sue figured so prominently in the JOtnt statement. "Decis1"e action 1s urgcntl) ncedt>d to under!>tand and protect the earth'i. ecological balance." the leaders declared. "We will work together to ach1e'c the Cl)mmon goals of prescn ing a health) and balanced global cconom}." The communique called for con- certed actton to deal "ith the depic- tion of the 01one la)er. global warm- ing. loss of forests and ocean pol- lution. but 11 offered few Sl)\!c1tic proposals on how to accomplish these goals. Environmental groups $81d they were pleased with the high profile the summit gave these issues but disappointed that nothing more con- crete was offered "The heads of state have failed to propose the decisive actions. nec~ss ary to confront the deteriorating trends." said Rafe Pomerance, senior as~oc1ate st the World Re- sources Institute. a Washington pol- icy group But Bush took issue with that view calling the environmental lang~age in the summit document a "watershed" event. Jn the document. the summit leaders urged an acceleration of rc- s ea rc h into anti-pollution technologies and said the Organ1za- t1on for Economic Cooperation and Development, made up of the major industnal countries, should be asked to pursue the development of objec- ll\ C measurements of environmen- tal pollution. C'A 1.1 t 'OH '\I A RH I t :t ·s From Dalty Pltot wire services ; Stealth bomber flight set today PALMDALE -A minor mechanical problem that stalled the sched- uled maiden Oight of the B-2 stealth bomber "as repaired by Sunda) and Air Force officials "ere preparing the craft for another attempted takeoff. Air Force officials said only the problem \\JS located in the heat exchanger in the fuel S\.Stem The\ said the' did not know "hat the heat e>.changer docs or "here 11 is located. · The fuel problem ""as fi'<ed. and officials "ere preparing the radar- e' ad1ni bomber for a tak<.'off this morning from \tr Force Plant 4:!. with a landrng at nearb) Ed\\ard~ .\tr Force Base Human bones found In burled car IND STRY -Possible human bones ""ere found Sunday buned a1 a construction site near lndust11 . along with a 40-;ear-old car. The car and bones \\Cre six fee t helow the ground tn the JOO block of South Eighth A'cnue. 1n an unincorporated area of Los Angeles Count}. Workmen unearthed the 1rch1cle and the bones during an e'ea .. ation. 011 tanker moved to calmer waters SAN DIEGO -With more of its thin steel skin peeling away. the EHon Valdez moved into calmer s<.'as off outhern California on Sunda) as sc1ent1!.tS tried to dl·term1 nl' the compos1t1on of a gooey substance oozing from 1hc damaged tanker. Ba11ered b) heav~ swells. two more steel plates ""rcnchcd off the vessel''> hull since Frida) and dangled below. bnngmg to !.e,en the number or plates that have peeled off 1hc Valdez. The Valdc1 ~truck a reef 1n Alaska's Pnnce Wilham Sound in March and fouled a huge area \\1th m1ll1on<, of gallons of crude oil. The hanging plates -one of whit h 1s 65 feet "1de and hangs 70 feet below the water surface -proh1b1t d1\crs from cntenng the vessel's tanks to collect 011 samples. assess damage and clean . '.\ATIO'\AI. BHlt:t ·s Drug cult's fink to mob probed BROWNSVILLE. Tcus -Federal agents are mvesttgating suspected links between syndicated crime bosses in Chicago and a cult-influenced drug nng blamed for 15 slay1ng.s near Matamoros. Mexico. a newspaper reported Sunda). Charles Harrison. agen t in charge of the U.S. Customs regJonal office in Houston. confirmed his agency is investigating a relationship between Chicago mobsters and suspects in the Matamoros drug and killings case. The Brownsville Herald reported. Agent!> are looking into n possible narcotics and money laundering enterprise involving the cult figures. the Chicago-based syndicate and Manuel '"Poncho" foram1llo. who li ves in Mission. Texas. the newspaper reported, c111ng court transcript . indictmen,s. affidavits and police records filed tn drug and racketeering cases from south Tt>xas to Illinois. Black priest Ignores call for unity WASHINGTON -Tbc Rev. George Stallings Jr. on Sunday rejected a unit) appeal by black Roman Catholtc bishops and went ahead with services for what he sa)s 1s a brand of Catholicism that better serves blacks. Stallings. who is black. held a pair of celebrations for his lmani Temple, and about 2.500 persons attended. lmani is Swah.1li for .. faith.'' After the first such services on July 2. Stalling.s was suspended b) the Roman C.atholk Archdioce~ of Washington. talhng.s accuses the church of being racist and of failing tts black parishioners. He wants to form an African-American Catholic Rtte. which he says would still be part of the Catholic Church. Last week. 13 black bishops asked Stallinp to abandon his movement. MOKl.D HKlt-:t-' Soviets deny submarine fire report OSLO, Norway -Government officials said a Soviet nuclear sub- marine apparently caulht fire off Norway's coast Sunday and was under tow, but Soviet authorities repontdly sald the incident wasJust an e~ercise. A Norwe&ian research vessel reponcd that smoke wa.s comina from the sub's observation tower about .S p.m. and that a Soviet tu1boat had been djspatchcd to help the vessel. Other Soviet naval vessels were 1n the area, in international waters 7.S miles off Norway's coast. and the submarine did not appear to be in serious dancer. Soviet rescue offic.als uid the submarine was only enpacd in an exercise and that the ship had never been in trouble. Security guard, S 1.56 mllllon disappear LONDON -A sccunty auard d.isappeared ~th more than SI .~ million in cash belonaina to a tour compeny after he picked it up from a jet at Heathrow A•rport, and he ma)' have been abducted, police sa'd Sunday. Pons and airports throupout Britain ftre told to be on the lookout for Philip Cedric Wells. 44. Who di•DDC&red Fnday "tnina after coftcctina lhe money from a TAP A•r Portuial'-ftiOt. His van wu found abandoned a lew miles a.ay. 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The Senate L~1al Immigration B) a \Ott.· of SJ for and 17 again~!. \ht.· St·natl" s.:nt to the H ou~ a hill (S 358/ overhauhng till' la" gO\l'rn1ng legal imm1gra11on 1n1u the l lnl!l'd States. Rl·fugl.'t"!> and illegal 1n1n11grant\ arc co\ - Cfl'tl b~ Sl.'p:ira1c la"s. \Vhde <·ont1nu1ng the polic~ of a"·ard1ng rnost '1sas on the basis of fan1tl} tit"\. the bill gi,cs Spct"1al prcfl.'n.·nrc to persons from Y.,'c!>tl'Tn Europe and clSt'"'hcre \Yho would bl· adn1llh:U bl·cauSl' of !hl'lr sk ill~ or education rather than fa n11l) lln~s. T"hc bill 5<1S a lentati\e C't.'tl1ng of 630.000 1mn11gran1s annuall) for the first 1hrl"l" }cars. extends SJ)Cl'1al hosp11allt ) to ("hint"'>L' ~tudt.·n 1s and cnu~ran1~ from Hong Kong and. 111 a n)O\L' tha1 "·111 affect pos1-lQlJO ll·g1i;l:111\l' Tl'3 PPC!rt1on1ni.·n1. e~t·ludcs illegal alu:n\ fron1 thl' olf1c1al popuhH1on rounL Stnalors \Ot1ng yes supporlt.'d the btll ·\Ian Cranston, D -No Pt.'tt' \\lilson. R -No Dtporlation of family mt mbt rs 8) a \ olc of 61 for and 38 again\!. Lhc Sl·natc ai.lo ptt.•d an an1cndn1t.•nt 10 prt"\ent the dt'!X)na- tion of illt•&al aliens .,.,.ho arc mcmbtr' nf the 1n1 n1t•d1atc famil) of pe™1nS .,.,ho gaint·d legal rci;1dence under thi.' 198fl lmm1gra11o n Rt•fr1rn1 ·\ct. These fam1I) mcmbi.•rs n1us1 ha\e cntrrl·d the t·ounlr> before the law took effect AhhoUgh dcahn& ""llh ilh:gal 1n1 n11gra11on. tht.• pro\ is1on "·as auachcd 10 an ovl.'rhaul of thl· la"· regulating legal cnt11 11110 the LJn1tcd Stall''· lti; purpose ts 10 pn.·,•ent the brt-akup of f:1n1d1l'( 1n l:l!tl,.'!> v. hcrl' not all mcmtx·r, :H·h1c\ cd lt•gal rl'\Jdcncc under amnC'SI~ pro' 1 \1on~ of thl· 1QS0 la". Sponi;or John ("haf~. R-R \ .. ratlcd 11 "a ba~ic . .\ml.'r~t·an 'aluc to behr'c that thl.' thrl'i11 of fan11l~ separation ts "·rang." Oppont'nl ,\Ian Simpson. R -\\l~o .. said thl· fan1Ll1rs at 1~~uc "thoM: 10 d1' 1Ur 1hcm~l,t.'•<." h\ t.'ntcri ng the United S1a1cs al Ulffrrcnt t1 n1''' •· SenjJJors \Ot1ng )CS suppon cd the an1l·nd- n1l.'nl. ('ran~IOn · )'cs \V1l son -'l'cs English pre ference for immigrants B~ a \Ole of4J for and Sh aga1ns1.1hc '\en:lll' rl"Jt'l"lcd an an1endmcnt g1' 1ng a N>o~t to \ 1!>.1 applu:ants "ho i;pcak Engl1<.h. Thl· prupo-..al ""a' nfTl'reJ to 1ht• ne" 1n11111grat11)n tull It 'uught in 1nl·lutll· 1ht' prr ti.·rl·nt·c 1n .1 grad1n~ '~'tl·n1 10 Ix· u..ed 1n adnu1t1ng ptr\on~ ha,l·J un ~~111, and l'dul·a11on rJthl·r than 1a1nd \ tit'' Sp1..in"11' ·\l:in S1n1p'""·· K -\\ ~o .. ,;i1d I ng- h'h 'r}l:a~1ng 1n11111gran1' ··l·onlnhull" tu 1h1.·n1· ~-l\l'~ .ind to thl' 1ahor n1.1r~et n1ort.· l"ll L'l"\t\l'h ;1nd murt' 1n1ml·d1atl'h ·· · OppU11l'll\ Paul slnll!n 1)-111 h'il'd 2~ l"Uf· rl·n1 St·natnr~ hi1\1ng ant1.·~1or' un:ihle 111 'p1.•,1 lo. 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CHEERS Attendance at record high OBITl"ARlt:S By TM AslOClated Pren Controwrslal conductor Herbert von Karajan VIEN'1A . .\us1na -Herbcn 'on Ka ra1an . tht' bnllLant and con- tro\ l-r~1al conduc1or, died of he an failure Sunda) 1hree months aft er lea 1 1ng thl' !krhn Ph ilharmonic stage he held fur J -1 \ears. He "as 81 KaraJan. who!oe clas!lrca! record1n@.~ sold n10rr copit.'s than thOSt' uf an ~ 01hcr maestro. lt"fl tht' Berlin ph1lharmon1c 1n .\pnl amid d1ffl·rc ncc~ o'er h1~ <on1ract. He cued hea ll h reason' .,.,hen he resigned .\ member of the Nazi Pan~ 1n V.'orld \Var II. hl' "as banned from p..·rforming for 1 .... 0 ~car\ aftrr the "ar and fore\ er bo~co11ed b) ~ome Jl'.,.,ish mu~1c1ans \'1olcnt demonstrauo n!. marred h1~ firs\ l l 5 tour in 1he lq54-55 !!.t.'a,on. Born .\pnl 5. 1908. in SalLburg. -\us1r1a. KaraJan made his debu1 a! age 5 . .,.,hl·n he pla~cd :>.fozan on the piano al a chant) t·onccrt. He ga'c up piano and turned to conducting .,.,hLlc in h1\ tc:'en~ and studied in \'1cnna. Al 2.7. he "ent 10 Aach~·n and became Cie rman) "s youngest general music d1rec1or. . .\ftl'r the "ar. 1n 1946. hi.' bt'c.ame conductor of 1he Vienna S~mphon~ Orchestra In 1955, he wa~ named conductor of the Rcrhn Ph 1lharmon1c. Jacques Marsal, discovered prehistoric paintings PERIGUEUX, France -Jacques Mar\al. who a ~ a bo\ d1~0,·cred the famed prehistoric paintings of the Lascaux cavl.' with 1hrcc0-fnends 1n 1940 and b«amt' tht' ca\ e's guardian for hfc. died Saturda~ after a long illness. He "·as 63. On Stpt. 12. 19-10. 1hc 1 4-~car-old Mars.al and h111 friend~ wc:>rt-pla~1ng 1n an oak forest o utside the village of Lascaux "'hen their dog disappeared 1n a hole. The bo}·s explored the hole the ne\t d.a"!-and found a 'as\ ca,·t-. Its walls "·ere decorated with colorful pa1nt1ng.s of leaping stags. buffalo and prch11otonc ho™"s which archacolog..sts said dated from about 14.000 B.C. The an"·ork dn=.,., \ 1s1tof'\ from around the world until 1963. "'hen 11 "·as determined that carbon d1o x1dc 1n 1he1r breath .,.,as harming the pa1n11ng.s. Ma~l was a guide at the cave when ll was open to the public. and he became 1\s guardian after it closed He h\ed al the s11e and ~oned chiefs of state and other d1st1ngu1shed v1s1tors on special 1oun. A n=phc.a of the cave, built nearb). opened in 1983 . Composer Maurice Waller, son of 'Fats' Waller JAMAICA, N.Y. -P1a n1st<om po'!-Cr Maunce \\.'allcr. 61. last suf'1V· 1ng son of compo~r-p1an1s1 Thomas "Fats .. Wa ller. died al home Fnday of am,·01roph1 c latt-ral sc-lcros1s, kno"·n as Lou Gehng's Disease. \.\'allcr played nightclubs and college ram puses until two years ago when he "·as Stncktn. He cnli\'ent"d his l.'oncens .,.,,,th Jaz7 h1s1ory and rem•· niscC'nccs.about his famous father, '>'hose compm1uons included "Hont')- suckk· Rose." .. Black and Blue" and ··r ve Gal a Feeling rm Falhng." From Al barbershop ends thcrl.', howc,cr. as an) of the Cheers' eagcr hs1e ncrs could 1cll Sunda). T~c Orange County Fair &els a linll' h1ggl'r and a hl\l(' bclll'r l"\l'r\ \1.•ar. accord ing to one spokesman. and that a pp<'ar~ lht• rl·ason 1ha1 .:llll'rid'anl'L' for this year's fa ir 1s on a record-sctung pace Hoag Hospital Is ... Jazz. after all, is musicians' n1u ,1c. Often. 11 is the playe r playin& fo r thl.' player, appending lht' latt'st an1s11c n10,•en11.·nts "'l\h yet ano1hcr push forward. ano1her push away fron1 the mainstream. Nol so "'ilh barbershop Barbt'rshop 1s mainstrl.'am "'llh a vengeance, or. as Hough ~id . ii 1s music for 1hc proplc. Barbershop cclcbra1es Amcncan standards. un· like "all this hotshot J&Zz." "A lot of the shilf we do is for Knior aroups -rttift'mcnt homes and hospitals. We sina the old songs. and 1h1t's what pc:o p\c like. A lot of times "'e look out at the audience. and they' ft' mouthing 1hc 'A'ords." Houati said. Par1 of the rca!IOll audiences typ1 · cally enjoy the Musical Cht-crs is bccaust the quanet enjoy the music. and each other. they_ agreed. For a group•that Hough describes as "not the best and not the worst" they try 10 auamcnt their straight numbtn with f'lumor. Somc1imes the humo r is laced io10 lhc music. as whC'n tht-quanct sinp "My Bonnie Lit:s O ver the Ocean," pu•ctuatin.1 each .. b .. in the lyrics by eil)\cr standina up or sittin& down. At other times. the humor is outside the music, as when Ward Garbtr. the 87·~·c1r-old bls1 singer approaching his 40th Yt1r in barbtnhop slnaini, takes the stand 1nd ·starts rat1lin1 ofT jokes. which typically IOU!ld as "01y '90s" as the nines 1hey s1na. "We're 101111 to do a Western sona." Garber said, 1s if ready to kick into a four-pan1 harmony. FESTIVAL ,,_," ti¥ilU are comint from outside the area. pttitndina 10 fq>ftttnl the wilhet of Onnte County rnicknta. .. ,, 1hm:'1 1 bis crowd, they're brinalq thtm In rrom aU over " Shtklon .. w .... "Whkh 11CtU11ly wiu prove our point, 1ha1 1his 1s not tomethina lhl\ Orantt County waalL ,.this it I politkal IUllC'mtnl," Shddon lldcttd~ "ft It "°' two men lo Ult patt.holdi"I hands. Th<n:'s 1 tol 11 ...... Sbttdon lcrttd th.It ii is not too llle to hllve the fatlva\ ta~kd. • As of 9 p.m. Sunday. 1hc fair had drawn 5 7.11 J, n1orl' than ~0.0011 n1ore than ovrr a ~1n11lar period dunng lasl )l"ar's l ~-Ja) ,pan This )Ca r's anendancc goal of 500.000 1s bl·g1nn1ng 10 luolo. n1ode,1. !Hin Escala n1c. a fair spokC'sman. said. Last year's county fair drt"'"' 488,687. thC' .:urn.·n1 attt•nJant·c rcl·ord. Escalante \aid the fa ir. "'h1 ch lx·gan Wl·dnC'sc.13\. 1s a11ract111g an 1ncrea.s1ng amounl of media attt·nt1on each }car, .,.,•h1l·h 1o; hl.'lping 1ls gait." figures. A pau~. "Hey arandpa. get do"·n olT that stove, you"rc 100 old lo nJe the ranac." hi.' deadpanned. W11h no cymbals a1•ailablc to crash, Garber endured mere\) thl.' Jibes of h1' cohorts, "'ho nc\Cr- theless goaded him to continur . But Garber, standing w11h the singers 1n a shad) patt.'h nl·o r a livt'stock pen. could no t hold th.: sta~ for Iona. Soon 1t was liagcdorn, bac~ "'1th his own stories. "I was a travelin& salesman You've heard the s1ories. Thcy'lrc alt true:· he said. "He married the farmer's daugh- ter," Garber added. Haacdorn procct'ded 10 tell thr his1ory of ~rbcrshop music -or wha1ever sounded hkc history on thi5 panicular o.nt-moon in Orange County. The facts appal"t'nlly revolvt• around a min n1med O.C. Ca1h from Tulsa, Ok1. They appartn1ly involve lhe blrbcrshop, the tra · ditional homc-.away-from-wlfc for the small 1own man in 1he earlier p1n of the eentury. Weli. it sec.m s 1hcsc men would act toaether and chat and cvt-n1u1Uy .. Thit thina isn't In cement," he aa ia. "lfthc:tt's 1n unreasonable ux of the-ptrk. thf perm ii a n be pul~. I thinlt the pcnnil wa1 probably iuucd improperly• (becaulC oO the very fact that the unrtuonablc use O( lt"IC park WIS nOI llkCP inlO con•idera1ion ... Not only is the J)lrk intended lbr ute: by f1mllic1. Sheldon Slid , but the swcllina ranks of p ys c~pec1ed 10 attend 1hc: fcstiv1I wo1.tkl p<>tt a threat ·to the aafct)' of the communi· ly. "Thia i'n't a finl amcndmrnt rilht, h's 1 public safet~ is5uc," S6eldon t.aid. 1he ehatung 1urncd 10 harmon111n[t In four pans, of t·o urse A Ill.'"' mu$ic \\;"I~ he:ird . l-laaedorn said. A Wr)' smile. "Thafs a good s1ory. l"hat'~ clos1.' enough," HagC'dorn laughed . As the )Ok1ng d1cd momenta ril~. a p11ch pipe:' soundl.'d. A thro;11 cleared "Now h<'rc 1s m~ lo''" song. not f.1nc) or tine.-. Lida Ro~ oh 1\nn'r you bc.• ... n11nnnnnne. ·· As l-taf_cdorn !.'lung 10 the ,111· ta1ned "n at the end of"m1ne." thL' other four jun1pcd in, each perf('\'\I ~ perched a1 a difTcrcn1 pitch as if lhl" four '-"'t'ft' standing on prc-arrangcd steps on a sta1rCaS('. "Oh Lida RoLZ.lLlC oh / 11/.1 Rouz.u1zzC' oh Lida Ro1:1Lzz1:t<' the o ther lhft'c sang. l·lo u1h up on top of the harmony w11h a tenor :1~ clC'ar as mountain air. As the four ran throug.h "Lida Rose." a tunt' from 1he ~lcred1th Wilson musical ·'The M usic Man:· baby strollcn .scf'«(hed to a h1l1 nc01rby. Heels turned on 1hc pa'\"C• mcnl and soon lh<' Musical C~h«~ had an audience they d idn't even ask for. This wa1 a dry run. 1ner all. Each of the C'h«rs was flllc1n' a (<'net. Jerry Mosit-llCr. 8$. stand1na wi1h his thumbs in his "·aistband . face pointed 1oward the 1urfbt'nea1h his bl1ck win1-1ips. But the Cheen Onished orT "Lida Rose:" 10 11soned C'llps a nd s milt!i. 8'by s;1rollen stannl rollin1 qa1n. Heels turned beek on the pavt'ment. As the Ch«ts started mlllin1 around about an ho\lr befott 1he1r 6 p.m. ala. How&h CJ1.pl1incd tht' rtal charm or barbcnhop i i thlt it is aood. clan run. "My wife •YI I.he'd rather h1~ me drih'll this than 1inin1 1r0und in a beer hall 1nyday," Houth 11id wilh a sm1k. Only f«1 away, a pitch pi~ IOUndtd. f...::1\h n1on1 h ltu;1g I lo,p1t.11 lionclr' thfl'C' "f~1npl11)l'l'' \Vho ~la~c :\ 01ff..:n.·n\ t~ Jul y\, ou1,1:1ndinp. ('n1pl11) ec.•, arc (top) Kinlhcrl) l n~rcn : 1right\ ~1ar} Gc'l?.~in . l.CS W : and t tlt11101n ) Ten lhnt1. R.:'\ • Think of the future mid you think of progress . of hopes and drean1 s. o f new plans and in1provements for your li fe and your fami ly. Like the future. Hoag Hospital will never stand still. We'll always he developing anCI chang ing to improve the li ves of our p<llicn ts and our con1n1unit y. The Future. HOAG ROSPlT L Newpnn ll<ach. A ' I I A8 Otenge Coat DAILY PILOT/ Monday. July 17, 1989 ' . Experts fear steroid-transplant link Hormonal therapy pioneered by Sidhu I ly MNtCIA DUNN "*--,., ... ..,,... .. PITTSBURGH (AP) -He was one of professional football's mlahtiest men, a 295-pound mon&ter who could bench press twice his weight. Now, Steve Courson is thrilled to lifi l 5-pound dumbbells and climb a flight of stairs. The former offensive lineman. now only 33 years old, suffers from cardiomyopathy. a mysterio us dis- ease that turns hean muscle-into nab and evenrnally kills 1ts vic11ms un- less they undergo a transplant. Though his doctors can't blame Courson's cond111on on his long. heavr use of anabolic steroids, the)' can't rule it out. Netther can he. "There are so many ironies about my situatio n. That's wh) I can't discard them as being an accident. Why is all this ironicall) happe~ing to me? I've had two strikes. Stnke three you're out." .. Courson, ·formerly of the Pit- tsburgh Steelers and Tampa Ba} Buccaneers, is beheved to be the first professional athlete to be put on the waiting list for a heart transplant after· years of takinw, illegall y ob- tained anabolic steroids. Experts fear more may follow. •··1 wouldn't be surprised. I think it's going to happen," said tra nsplant pioneer Dr. Thomas E. Star LI of th~ University of Pittsburgh. ··1t might be liver disease that comes out of those things. too." "The potential health ha1ard and the impact on the nattonal health care system ... it's vef) fnght<.>ning:· said Harvard Uni,erst l} ·., Dr. Lyle Micheli, pres1d<.>nt of the Amencan College of Spons Med1c1ne. 1n C\labln1h1ng a lOllnCUton IO tht'I OOl' pN'>On It'' ;1 H'r) 1ff~ ktnd of thtng (although) I'm not 'ia~ mg 11·, 1mposs1bk .. About -HI pcrn·nt o t all heart transplant\ arc performed o n card1om)opath) pat1cni.... said Dr. Michael KD)l' or lhe Unl\:l'rSil)' ·of California at San Dlllgo. \\oho kecp!I the 1n1crna11unal reg1str) of hl·art. heart-lung and lung 1ransf)lan1s. which stool.I at 11.1 lS I 1n late June. The vast maJont~ -I 0.154 -were str:11gh1 hi.•art tran.,plants There v.cn: I 221 pcoph: av.a111ng hcan tran'lplan1... 1n the l fn11ed States a'I of June 2o. according to the Untted Nct"ork tor Organ Shanns. ''The transplant commun1t) 1s concerned (about s1cro1d.,) occause of the 1rcml•ndou-. need for organs and lack of dom1rs:· Ka)e 'lntd Courson. v. ho has ocen on thl' hst stncc March 31. rould \\a11 a long lime because of ht'> bod) s11c. Doc- to~ &•'r him 1"0 ~l'af\ \\tlhout a . transplant E~pcnmcntal heart ml·d1t·a 11on has enabl~d th~ 6-font-1' · Courson 10 go from a n all-1111H' adult low ol 225 pounds late la'll )l·ar 10 255 pounds It hai. alc;o allowed him 10 stay 1n shape b y walking treadmills and ltf\tng light Y.c1ghts three times a wci.'k at .\llcghi.'n) Cien~rars cardiac rchab1h1a1ion labornton. Sccausl' of 1he \t'arc1I} of organs. some people qu1etl) '' omkr "hethcr former st~ru1d U)Cf'I '>hould &l'I the same pnonl) a<, 1ndl\ 1duab v.ho ne\er took tlhnl drug<.,. fransplant d octor\. ho\\ l'' a sa' t ht'\ mcreh take into allUun1 pa·11~n1s; i.'urren'1 hfec;t\ ks and ah11t1' Ill m:i1nt:11 n health' hah11' By DIANA NAGLER Dolll)I ""°' Cott•tpOneknt On Nov. 17, 1988. Chcr~I Massip of Orange C.ounty ~as convicted o f murdering her child b) runomg over the 1nfaot with a car. Later released on probation. Mass1p was diagnosed as suffering from post-panum psycho'>tS. a rare. sc'ere disturbance that affects about one woman to ev<.>ry 400 and results from hormonal imbalances. . Dr. Sunndcr K. Sidhu. who ('Ounselcd Mass1p af\cr the. tragedy. feels that the bab} could have been saved 1f proper a11en11on were given to the effects of chem1t·al changes to women's bodies. "Support S)Ste ms can pla) a maJor factor 1n this kind of s11uation bc.>cause people would be able 10 nouce the ~nusual behavio r of a dramat1call) dc prc'l'>ed mother. such as Cher~ I. stated Dr. Sidhu, addtng, "she told her g} necolog1st 1ha1 she felt she was going craz). but nothing v.a~ donl' ·· Dr. Sidhu d1sco,ercd the corrcla11on between emotional distress and hormonal 11nbalani.'C\ as a result of her own tv.o pregnancies. as well enduring the afier-aff{'CI'> of a h)Sterec1om). "I sought help for m) problems. but found that there was reall}' no place to go:· Dr. Sidhu recalled. adding. ··1 "'as told 1ha1 11 was all in m} head I kne"' thrrr had 10 he other v.omen uu1 therl' v.ho suffered s1m1lar cond111ons. and hc1ng a medKal doctor. I refus~d to believe that there \\U!'I no i;olu11on ·· Sidhu. ''ho ,., the d1rertor of The llcal1h and Mood Enhance- ment Center. ha~ de\ t•lopcd a umqu~ approach 10 d1 sor~crs ~uch a\ post-pan um drprr,~1un. pre-menstrual "} ndromc (PMS). ~st·h> \- terectomy syndrome, and menopause. "The S1dhl;l Method begin~ with an extensive psych1a1nc a_sscssmcnt, wh.ich includes a, careful evaluation of symptoms in add111o n to 3 dc1<11Jcd pS)COOlog1cal l111d medical history. said Dr. Sidhu. adding ... fhe pa11cnt then undl·rgoes lab tests to measure hormonal. 1hyro1d, iron and p1t1;11tar) levels. Once a thorough diagnosis has been made. 1hc pa11en1 1s put on the program. which corrccb hormonal and nutnlt0nal imbalances and restores mental well-hcing ·· The method has helped hundred-. of patients "ho had pre' 1ous- I\ failed to respond to )i.'ar\ of con,cn11onal th~rap). · "I decided to reach out to v.oml'O hccause r, r bel·n through 11 and I "ant to heir ... Dr "i1dhu said ' It also raises an c1hiral question for transplant surg<.>ons· W11h a scarcity of organs. should people who take harmful dru~ be g1,cn lower pnonty? Anabolic steroids. fast bccommg the scourge of sports. arc denvat1\.eS of the .m ale sex ho rmo ne testosterone. The} stimulate de- velopment of bone, muscle and skrn. Admitted users include Canadian sprinter Ben J ohnson. whose 1988 Olym pies gold me dal ."".as withdrawn after he tested positi ve for the drugs. For years. doctors have warned of the immediate side effects of steroids: acne. sc>.ual d}s- functio n, rashes and unusuall) ag- gressive behavior known 1n the trade as " 'roid rage." Less 1s known about long-term e ffects, although animal former professlon•I footb•ll pl•yer •nd steroid user Steve Courson, JJ, c•n now m•n•ge only llght work on a treadmill (above) at Allegheny General Hospital, where he Is awaiting a heart transplant. C1garc1tt' '>mo~t·r, anu akoholtcs. for instann-. usu:ilh arl· told thn muc;t stop bcfort' lhl'' l.tn ht· con-_ s1dcrrd for 1ran'>plan1a11on That's no guaranll.l'. hm'l'H'r. 1ha1 the' v.111 '>lop tor gnoJ l>ot·111r<; '>3~ thq extral'I :i p111ml\t' JnJ ho!Jl· tor lhl' be~I. About a )car aflt•r g1' 1ng 01rth ..io her daughter. 1dhu patient Bett) Ramos "turned into a \\ttl'h tor no apparent reason. Her marriage fell apart and \hl' lo'>I the ab1ltl) to v.ork or funl'llon on a da1l) ba 1s l.)hc o;;1a1cd ··1 h~ Sidhu \kthou·· changed ha life a nd continues tu pro' 1d~ '>Upport .. Dianne Bump<.''> rclatnl thJt '>he "slept 1hrou~h the last decade. and !.pent )Car\ in thl'rap~ as wrll a\ 1hou!>nnd\ of dollars on ant1- dl'prc!>s1ve drug'> tx·forc c;he found help 10 Dr. ·1dhu. D1agnor,cd and treated for poM-h,.,ll'reclllm~ w ndrome, Bumpc!I changed from a person "ho "a~ .:totall) out of con1 rnl" to someone v.ho ,.., 111 full charge of her It ll-tests suggl''>I thl' drugs atlt"kr:tlt' card10' a'rular J1,l'<l\t' .. .\n) bod~ v. ho'<. U'>ed \l~iu1d\ and has aO\ ma lad\. 11'' 1mmed1· ateh as,umcc.I ... 1C-ro1th l·au'l'U 11 Wt· haven't e'en drnll' 1lww '1ud1t'' yet," sau.I l>r C hark' 'I t'"tl" ol Penns)lvan1a tale l 1 nl\~r ... 1t\ "We don't ~1H1\\ lran~h "h.11 I'> the bottom line:· ,,11d l)r .lud11h Orie. Courson·, t.1rdwlog1\t "Hui v.e do knov. unabollt '>lt·ro1d\ lDU\l" !\igh blood preS<,UfC Ill p.llll'llh H igh blood pressure allc1 ,1 J){)tllt 111 11ml' cau~l''-lhl' hl·;.irt to tJll .. \lso. "'>tl'rollh ran .llta the im- mune ~vstcm. \.\.t· dnn't kno'' '"hl'lher ihat ha' 111:1\cd .1 rok and allov.l'U a '11 U'> to all~·ct ht' lll':irl or 001.'' One said. Comphca1ing matter\ 1-. thr farl that doctor\ don't al\\.t\\ ~no" "hat cau,e'> carJ111m } upa1h\ "T licre afl' man~ pcnpk "ho ha' l' carJiom~opa1h~ and had 11n1h1ng to do \\tth '1ero1u<.:· said Dr RJrr' Maron of the :\a11onal lmt1tutl'' o"t Health. ''That·., the prohlcm 1hrrt· •'> '"\! c rt•alh Ol't'd that comm11- men1:· ~taul \aid ··Hut Jll'>t ocrnusc som~one dranl.. 111 till' pa,1. .1us1 beraUSl' ~.~, c ( OUf\On once IOU~ s1cro1ds '>o tw rould comrx·tl'. I don't bl:ltt'' c '>hou Id hl' dt'lt'rtlll n 1 ng fat·· tori.. "I th1nlo. Ill'\ ht•en pu11l'.hl·d pkn· I\ .. · ( uur'iun kl'I-. nu \hJrne or guilt being o n tht• ''a111ng ll\I .. E,cr}om·\ (WI 1lw1r lault~. But \\.hl'n \OU "l'fi.' dmng <.nml·thtng 1ha1 :you got paid tor and ":i' glonlied. arr ) ou Iota II) to Ix· bl:imnl"" S1m1larl\. Lillian Ro.,co hcltl'' e' that 1f 11 \\l·rr not for Dr. ~1dhu she would ha\C "ended up 10 .i nur!>1ng homt•" 1nstt·ad ol being succcssfulh trl.'all·d for mcnopau'>l' Reno" ned g) ncl·olng1<;I Dr l a urenrr II an~en su Prx>rh hormon~ replaci.·men1 v.hen m'ei.kcl and ac~no"lcdge., 1ha1 Or ~1dl~u 1s ··ont• of the few pS)<:ht:iln'" that reeogn11e!> thl' effects of l'\lrogen dl'linr nc\ on wom~n .... l ht• '~ mptl>m' ol abnormal hormone k' Cl\ can Ix: conncctcd 10 lhl' ph)\IC.:al Changl'S Ill 3 \\Oman·~ hie 'iUi.'h a\ ha\.1ng a bab). enlenn~ ml·nopaUSl'. ha' 1ng a hy,tcrccwm). or approaching the time of her men'itrual c~ck." said Dr Sidhu Planned Parenthood girds for abortion fight Thc!oe natural J1M urbann·'i of the pallcnt's chemical ronstruc- 11on can !rad to "4.'' ~re hcha' 1oral changes that ma) need 10 oc treated \\.tth hormonal replarcmcnl therap~ In the pas1. v.omen wno need surh treatment ha' c often gone ""' 11hou1 hcing diagnoM:d." Dr. Sidhu noted. In her hook. "l he Ps>cholog) of \\ omen." Juan11a H Williams notl'S that thi.· la't dl·tadl' ha' pro' 1dcd a r hangl' in tht• "a~ femnlc patient<; al\' treated ··Toda). "-Omen can r~cCt \.e 1hcrap) dc,clopcd spcetfil·al> for them:· \Htte' ~ 1ll1Jm-.. adding. "bccau'iC thl'rl· arr man~ researchers comm111cd to under'itand1ng the hormonnl. a" "ell as en' 1ronmen- 1a l. 1nnuenc.:c'> 1n "oml·n ·s h' e'> ·· For a1rls Y.hO got pregnanl dunng the time I was to high school, "abonion.. usuall) meant "slea1) back alleys:· "un1ra1ned m1dwhes." "dirty sheets" and "hfe-1hreatcn1ng danger." J read somewhere thnt as many women in the n11cd tates have lost their lives in the proce s of an illegal abortion, as men who have lost their lives fif'ht1ng in Vic&nam In light o f. th1s, I que'ittoned a younJ woman I know about how she felt about last week's uprcmc Court decision. "It d oesn't affect me a1 an:· she said. "If I needed an abortion. I'd always be able to find a wa}' to get one -even 1f 11 meant tra,.ehng to another state or even another coun- try!" She's right. or course -but shame on her. an)'way. Even 1f Cah- fornia ever changes It law to prohibit abortion apin, amucnt women will alwa)'S ha\ e more op- tJon than those •'·a1lable to their teenage and/o r poorer sister Proh1bmg abortions w1 II ne'er eliminate sexual acuv11y. What it 1s more likcl> to d o 1s guarantee a higher population of unwanted children -mostl)' in the lownt soc10ttonom1c aroups Some of them will need to Ix· '>U pponcd h) public funds. Other public health eomequl·nu·' arc also possible W11h nO\ fu1 1ha a n11-abonion lcg1sla11on. tcv.er doc- tors ma} be tramcd 1n sak-ahort1on procedures . .\nd '-'Omen scckmg il- legal abortions. the onl) pn.·gnanq- e nd1ng op1aon left to lhl·m. ma' he lolled or matml'd We h vc 1n the .1g~· ol lhl.' .. , upfl\ .. a nd the es~ncl' ot .. , upp)tsm" " that "more" ,., bellrr "On"ard and up~ard" '" best Th<.> nev.c't \u-preme ( ourt ruling rcprncnl~ a roll back to ngh1s that 1h1s gcncr.H1on never had to con~1d~r hcforc mulh less act on Jean O'Barr. th<.· d1rcuor 1>f women's s1ud1es at Du~c llnt"crstl\ 1n Nonh ( aroltn:i. was quoted l I\\ toda~ ns ~ay1ng that "a ncv. oc1al i;novemcnt may be nt .i;lnd." ltraf ast .. A State-Of-The-Art Weight Loss upplement Used By Physician And Hospi- tals For The Use Of Treating Overweight Patients •Saft, Rapid Weicht Lo. •Eat.min MaialeMDCe Pr0«ram • Nutritional ~ • 2-6 POund W~ LON Per Week • Copitive 81• Modiflation •Virtually No H.,,..er Call For Information 548-1830 O'Barr h'>I~ thl.' fuur t.ond1t1om leg1~la11' l' Jl 11on rda11' l' 10 lhl' nec-c\san for a '>onal mu\ emcn1 111 abor11on-d101ll' t'l\Ul' 1hn '"II hl' take place: I an 1dcolog~ 2 leader-no11tied and l'nl'ouragcd 01\1 \\rtte. ship OT gn.iup' 10 aniculall' lhl' ttkol-call and lohh' < ungrl''' or 'larra- og), J an afft'Cled class of ix·opk mcn10 who fed \(\1Tll'th1ng 1sn'1 fair .ind 4 Planm·d P.irt·n1hood al'lo ho\ a pret·1p11a11ng nt·n1 som1: opponun11e\ for \Ol untt•r r "I thtnl.. "c·, l' gu all of lht•m ··.,ht· "orker.. -1n and out ot 1hr oflin· said. 'Smee OJ)l·ralllm l{t•,ruc '(an an11- Planncd Parenthood·, Bt'll' P.11-choiCl' group) ha<, hecn p1c~e11ng to 1c~on. (Director of De' cloim1rn1 front of cltnK' in tr~ IO hlrn:k cnt~. for Orang1: and !)an Bernardino Planned l'ar~nthooJ ha<, rcponded counties). <.aid thal "25 to J() pcn11k with lh{'tr O\\ll \Oluntl'er "\lg1lantl' an.· culling each da) v.11h '' haH an-troops." "ht>\1.' JOh 11 1., to keep th<.· I-do-to-help re4m·,1i. clinies opt·ncd and to guarantee ac· "Planncu l'url·nthcx.xr, 11rn1ion 1\ ccs\ for those \\Oml·n needing help. that abon1on 1 still legal and "e Thtll 5.ound'I hke "'" I la., an>OOl' Dr. Sidhu hOPl'' to '>Ian a -.upix1n group for "omen "utknng from hormonal 1mbalann'' hcl·au\l' \he feel' that 11 I'> a ll\ t•rloo~ed ISSU (.' in P'>~Ch1atn "It's unfonun:11e. hut thC'il' .trl'D' arl· totall~ neglectl'd as lar a!I I'm concernrJ" <,.11d 1>1 "i1dhu. adding. "I fear that v.e are lo'>tng thi.·<,c pa11enl\ ·· History shows doctors can harm as well as heal expect 1t to rcmatn that Y.a~ :· stated been hun. I n..-ked., Pa11erson. "But wtthout alll\C pub-··No. not at all.'' \Jld Pa11erson. I'm alwa)'S astounded. in fact he <,uppon. v.e don't thtnl II \\Ill.. ··Hundreds of pco11h.' of ooth seAI: quite frightened. when I read ht tori- 1 spoke \\Ith se,cral other v.omen and of -011 agrs feel lhl'ir rights arc cal perspectives of mcd1c1ne. v.ho also recogn11cd &h.n '"omen·~ being threatened and ha\l' chosen to In this week's issue of the mcn- n ght to frl'i.' l·ho1n· '" dear!> to take an act I\ e stand . Just their can Medical Assoc1a11on Journal. 1eopard} The~ a<.ked '"hat the) ph)Sltal pres<.>nre has been cffcc-there is a fascmatmg commentaf) b) could do to help. e\Cn though the) 11vc." George Cnlc Jr.. M.D.. entitled weren't comfortable \\Ith "starttng a Dr. U.da Altai/ 11 a marrla1e "Surgery tn the Da)s o f Con- rcvoluuon." ud family Ulerap/11 111 Corou thl troversy." I asked Paucrson for M>mc suggcs-Mar. Siie welcome• yo.r rnpe1e1. If Dr. Crilc graduated from Harvard 11ons. he said that tntcrested men yOll .,,,. a reply, pleHe ndoffd a Medical School in 1933 and began a and women 'ihould contact Planned 1e//-addreH, 11amped HVelope. long and illustrious career in sur· Parenthood's public affairs office al Wrlu 10 LllHI• A11ul, Pi.D., c/o gery. dtd not have a single pa11cnt wtth 647-0898 to be placed on an "alcn" o.Jly Pllol, P.O. Box 1611, COii. As you may know, he championed cancer or the pancreas which had list. Then, whenever there is notable Mna, 11111. less radical surgery for breast cancer been cured by surgery. He then "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~jiii!~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ at a ti me when 1 l was hcreti ca I. We rcco m mended abandoning th c 11 now know. based on several studies procedure he had o nginally popu- which he Initiated. that lumpectomy lamed. PAIN? and simple mastectomy arc equal \O, Dr. Crilc remembered that 1n the if not superior to radical mastec-l 920's and J 930's, babies received a tomy in most instances of breast la11c dose of Jt-ray to the chest to cancer. But this "acceptance" was shnnk the thymus gland. It was ···91'];···1 OFF INITIAL I TREATMENT I ·~mr.-J Moel........,__ Iona and bitter in comma. mistaken!). but strong!). bclieved ..,..........,_ Unlike many physicians. part1c u· that the thymus gland was the cause IGaeplld • Pree larly surteons. Dr. Crile had the of crib death. So firm was this belief COftl ....... _... unique capacity of rcalilina he was that a bill was introduced in the New ,...... _... wrona and chan11n1 directions. In York lqislature that would have --the late 1930's he WTOtc a aJowing made it mandatory to irradiate W.-lllpl •• 11..._ 11CCOunt of how radical operation every baby's chest. -· .._ (or cancer of pancreas were curative. We now know that 1rrad1at1o n to All.II• 0. However, 20 yean later. Dr. Cnlc the thymus aJad had only bad cf· lrllllllllll .. 1 shamefully admitted that in the his-fccts.: the lung tissue "'as damaged tory of the Clc\'cland Clinic, they and scarred. and there wa5 a marked PllRllll IUffELl'S increase m th)roid cancer It , (71.,..) 111 ... 11• never done. no~. )Ct ot1ly SO years • 'A • 110 1t WH almost done by lqal ~on -Sat IPllLITEIY •C. deorc_c· cn1e wnlcs, ··Mk youne1r -0 ... ._,lfl ,..., what equally foolish treaunenu we l~~!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!~~!!!!!b~a~m~-~~·~·~-~~-;ra.;.~·~Ml-.~l~I•~~ miaht be ad\'11ina c"'cn now' .. r Ap1n, what is so 1ntcrcst1na and friahtenina about his account 1s that such has been the history of mcd1- dne. At we 1ook back, we are often horrified, but physk:1ens at a ny umc in haatory were just as rnpccted. trusted. concerned. and u enth&asia1t1c about tbcar lMra.-s H our ph}sidam en todey . LION EYE INSTl'l'UTE M8DICAL OkMJP ·~. Dr. Lyon, "'1 liltarest t""1tlu for yow .....,,, IBW«. ',. ...,,.,_,...,.,, Dr. r~nerr. the put editor or the New ~ Journal ol Medi- cine ~ J*ftied out tbat every 20 ,.en. '° percent of medical pi'OClldurtt are •adoned ...._ -·-"°"' ... Of do Mnn. ·.Al .. •11raadl..., lht ~. QM .... -........ ,,, • ...... ~.,----·•Mdtobe ... _ ......... O¥tr ...... , 20 ,..., , ' - 1 P\P\H\/./I Oall)' l"llOt pltoco1 l>r ICJ>teft M. It••" Olymplc k•y•k•r Norman Belllngham. Carol and Dennis Campbell faboveJ; Carol Wiiken, Terry Goldfarb, Steve Roush and Julle Pohlemus. Orange Coast DAILY PILOT/Monday. July 17, 1989 A7 Arts Center benefit ·opening tasty ly KAREN M. REED Of ,.,. o.,.,, ,_ Slaff Exactly how man} p..:ople were 1n attendance depended on who )Ou talked to. 500? 1.000'? 1.500'' h was some- where 10 that rani;c. One thing wa!. for cena1n , there were a lot of people at the greatly anticipated opening of Scott's Sea- food (,nil & Bar. held last week as a bendit for the Guilds of the Or- ange Count~ Performing Arts Center The size of the cro"d didn't mat· tcr. though Thi.'. ne" restaurant. located at 3300 Bmtol Si.. Costa Me~. acros'> from South Coast Plata. held eH'f)one (It's a large restaurant). And there "as no '>honage of food or drink Organuers were more than adequate!) prepared as the) con- t1nucd tu stock the sumptuous buffet tables (which all were gract•d \\1th giant ice \culptures of 'ariou'> fish) and pa!>'> a vare1et) of ta\te-1empt1ng munchies -muth to the cro'-'<.f, delight. Giant prawn. fresh S<'allop'>. frc'>h- ly schuckcd o~s1er'> on the half c;hell. unusual p11Las -JUSt to mention a few item'> -sen ed to 1llustrate the t}'pc of quallt) food to be expected from the new restaurant. sister to the ent1call)·accla1med 5cott's at Lom- bard and Srn11 streets 1n San Fran- Cl'>l'O But it's not a carbon cop~ of thl.' San fran eater). anord1n$ to pan- ncr Simon Snellgrove. "This 1s "h:ll I think Orange Count) "ants." said SnellgroH. explaining that he did his homc\\Ork 10 planning the rl·'>- taurant "'A e reall> 1n1ed 10 talk tu pcopk Jnd find uut '-'hat thl.'~ \\aOI. .. Snellgro\C and founding pannn Malcolm Stroud did 1h.:1r home"ork 1n other areas. 100 -like JQ(·a11on . Sarah Alevtzon with Janice Johnson (abovef; Simon and Pam Snellgrove. The) '>!)Cot '>IX month., rnmh1ng Southern Calforn1u from San D1e~11 10 \\anta Barbara 10 find what. 1n their term\. '-'llS thl· perfect '>pol The tinal '>lte V.d'> \1.'le<.·ted for "the great lel'11ng ... JC<.ord1ng 10 Snell· gro\C It "'a' Jl~o selected becau~ of""' pru\10111~ to the Orange ( ount' Pcrformins .\ns Center. thus 11 v.as a natural for ncllgrm e and ~trout.I tu ho'>I J benefit opt•n1 ng for th11\l' folk'> \\hO ma) JUSI bl' \ISll1ng thl' n:<,1auran1 1n COOJUtllOn \\1t h a ix·r lormam.e or \\\O. ··r hc) ·re right nc\I door·· '>J1d ncllgroH· mJth:r-of-factl~ ''Thl· ~uppuncr\ ot the Orange ( ouOl\ Pl·rform1ng .\rt' ( l'Oter arc tho\l' people "ho look lO thl.' ttKl\t lor dining·· .. 11·., a beau11tul rl·stauran1 ·· '>.lid t'' l'nl ch;m (and 1ncom1ng chairman of the (,uiJdsJ Janice Johnson. "Thl'\ tSw11\ mana~ement) arc '>Upcr people and the~ 'e made U'> tec:I 'e0 c~fonable. • 'A1th the S40•per person e'enl under"nllc:n. Joh nso n e'it1matcd thc11 S 16.000 would be aJded to the guild's lOITc:rs. fhere had been some <,peculdl1un ho\\e\lT "hcther the rc'>tauran1 \\l•uld mal.;e the opening date C rt'"'i "urh·d around the clock to com- pktc the 15.000-..quare-foot fac1l1t ) that 1s open and a1~ 1n 1t\ am- b1anle C hampagne llov .. ed from the lir'>t step pa'>t the rcg1 .. 1ra11on de'>k - "here Johnson Jnd her comm111ee "h 1ch 1.nd uded Sarah Alevlzon and J ulie Pohlemus. found them!ieh es a good ~nion of the e\ening (It HOKOSt'OPI·: wke!> J "hilt: to cherk in 1.000 people I Outgoing guild chair Sharl Esaylan "a'> 1ak1ng 11 a little easier -rcla\1ng a ll111c more no\\ that <.ihl··., pa!t)Cd the ga\el to Johnson. She and husband Harry found a cool '>pot on the patio "1th Learned Ladll''> Margaret Thompson and Barbara JohaonH. Other lCnter supponers "ea' mg through the cro"d -and nibbling cl'> the~ \\COi -included Henry and Rene egerstrom. 1ele\ ISIOn news- lJ~ter Ed Arnold, Ed and Floss S;cluamacher, past guild chair Carol Wilken, Center 500 president Terry Goldfarb and Steve Roasb, Ledge and Ginny Hale, Carol and Damis Campbell, 01) mp1c ka)aker Norman Bellingham. and CllarUe and Nora Hester . Veterinarians earn read·ers' loyalty Monday, July 17 ARIES (March 21-1\pnl 19): You might be tempted to ask. ''What else could I C\pect on a Monda)')" ..\ctu· all). ho\\e\a, )OU get more than )OUr mone~ ·s worth ~uperior straightens out papers and might pronounce you ··promoted .. Df .\ R \ ;-... :'-. I \'I H R '°I I 11da' must he Hl·.11 l p .1 \ l'll'111i.111;111 Da I ~1rst. on our hilJI raJ111 1.ilk '>ho\\ the host hcmoan1.·<l 1hc IJl t that hl· took his animal to .in t<md~c1K' ix·t ho!lpllal and"·" <.har~wd morl· th.in when he '-'l'nt lo h1' 11\\ n J01. tor Then 10 Hlur lt1lum11 · I tt 111 Barbenon. Ohio:· wmplJ1ncJ 1h:11 he "as unabk hi [tl'I l'lllt:rgl'Ol' treatment tor hi'> dlllt \\llh1Hll r.l\ IOI:\ $3~ cash up front I k l h11,l· h1 trcJt the animal h1m'>t·ll I'm not a 'e1ennan.1n hut I kn11\\ ~omeone "ho " In IJll hl· ha' treated m\ an11n,i1, tor Ill 'l'Jr\ Would he. C\tenJ nw ,1 k" dJ,.,· crcd1t'1 Of COUr\C IW \\(lU)J \\ 11\" Because he knt}\\\ nll' .ind rn' animals. He al\o kn•>"' the hl\lury ofm) pets. This lh'J1,.1ll'd due maJt• a house call ll') put 11ur hcluH:-d I~ year-old spnngl·r to '>kcp I k h:i., eamcd our re'>Pt'CI -If R RU>- DING. c~ur DEAR ,RED: The mall is runnlnM ~O to I In favor of th~ vNerinarlans. Read on; l .. '1. BO\'D DE..\R ..\'' L \'DER'i \\ I rt•Jd a kttn toda' from J H ol B.irberton Ohio. I "a" rcm1ndt·d of m~ npenl'OCl' fiq.· 'rar\ al(•> 1n Koo'' ilk Our Junrahle mini dach\umJ ''a'> ~trulk b\ a lrul.k 1n front of our hou!>c \\' e "ere Ol'" in town und I d1dn·1 kno" a \Ctcnnnnan, but I rcmcmbc:red ~l'l'lng an animal ho\p1- tal near thl' store \\hl'rc I 'ihOPPt'll for grnccnt''> I gcntl~ placed ··[nk .. 1n tht• rnr asked m\ ne" ne1ghbo1 to watlh m\ three ~oung t'hildrl·n . ;rnd 1)n I "cnt \\1th tinjl,er' l'"'"scd I am,t•J at thl' chnu:. 1n tear... Putting bite on defense In the police record\ ol Ponto1 e France. 1s the c3'il' of a 'oung lad~ who defended hl•rsell trom an amorous a11ad.a b~ h111ng nlT h1\ tongue. Q. Did men C\er J o the cool ing in prch1s1orir hununs 1nbe'i'l A. In one tribe oul of '0. Anthropologists 'in) that Their evidence indicates special men 10 ceruun tribes bark then hoastcd both cunnina kills and dc' er cooker) Think of that~ Could Pride of Barbecue be senellc~ Visnors to' lhl' ov1c1 lln1on W\ the be 1 \.\ll)' to hail a scarce taxicab in Mosco" 1s wa\c a bottle ot vodka. In no society do men and women dress exa ti) alil c Q. Your Love nd War man said a woman II.now a man 1s falhna in love with her when he starts telling her II about h1mstlf. What 'ih0\1.-\ the man she 1 folhna in loH w11h him? HICIUf,.I Q.1-Nthher vulnuablt, a$ South you hold: • 11 QJIJ J54 • QUWJ l'hc bld4'tn& ha~ pr()(ttdcd: Nonlt t:ut o.tb Wnt I 0 P• 1 Pa l. .... 1 What do you bid no~? A.-Partner's jump \hill is, of c:ounc. forc1na 10 11mt, so you can't pau, It' I c.jUe 1100 of whcth· n you ,houtd corm :t to three dia· mondt or bi4' t~o no trump. Wt ~rn tht lautr becau,c. "'11b your M>rt valun. you \hould do., 11111f u po\\ibtf to tnc:ouraat partn<'r. ..\. Her ,cnuine attention. says the L. and \\. man. Onh a woman 1n loH' "111 actuall~ listen for long. You kno" what the Chinese do 10 mal..c )'oung s1IJ.."'orms get bus)'? Tickle them "1th ch1cl cn feathers. Smoke hung hea\ll~ in St. Pcte(s Cathedral. So Pope l 'rban VIII is- sued j Papal Bull to direct pnests not to smokl• cigars dunng mass In the 16th CCOIUI), this. Q. What causes most ba'>cball 111Juncs7 .\. lld1ng 11uo bases. Figure sc' en out or 10. Q. Ho" many 11mes ha\C L 'i Manne\ in combat scar landed in South .\mer1ca? .\ Nc,cr Tl) the Canb~an and Central .\menca. Betw~n 1898 and 1920. they landed there 20 umes. I\ monarch 1s expected to do somcth1na 11.1nificant aner 1he cor- o nation. So Quttn V1ctonu ""• hcd her dogs A.-An action you take now 1 001)' li~ely to "'i~n tht ab)'\ that ls 'carins 11 you. Pus. Don't "'orry about ho"' unc:omfonablt h wiU bt for penncr to bf playina Ol\t heart. f'.int, n'\ unlikely tht-1uc1lon .nu dit' thert. And if ti doft, )OU IH noc doubled. "1th Enk l·radlcd 10 m' arms. I '~as greeted b) a reccp11on1s1 "ho ru<,hed me back to an l'\amin1ng room Seconds later l\\u docltlr' came in and hurried Enl.. to the operating room l nfortuna1ch E:.r1I.. "a' ~u W\Crl.'f\ IOJUrcd . that hl· couldn't be sa,cd The reccpt1on1s1 ne\t~r left m\ side These people didn't l...no" me or m) dog. but thl.') cared The~ didn't ask for monc) T"o da~s latl'r the\ telephoned to see hov. "e "l.'rc doing and J<,J..Cd If II \\OU)d help m~ children·., gncf II the~ called tu explain ho" thl'~ had trn:d to s.nl· their pct \:obo\I\ can tell me that all 'ct' arc monl.'\·hungl) J nd heartlt'\l> - :V1RS. .\\ · DE.\R ~~:"-. L ..\ '\;DERS. 1h1' mc .. sagc '" for J B. of Barbc:rion. Ohio. If }OU lt>\C ~our dog. 010,c to Vermont We had a c;1milar l>1tua11on "Ith our pel. \\ e ru<,hed him to our 'ct. who. after e\am1ning him and d1agnos1ng the nrotilem. discussed the opera11on reQu1rcd and the cost Scouts gift so that \\t' could m.ike a deu,1on It "d" qu11c C\pt:O\l\l' and '-'l' \lurked out a pa) mc:nt \l hedull· 'A h1lc \ 1\1t1n1? 11ur r>CI du1 ing h1' rel upcrat1on \h' noun·d ,\ .. mall mn;l'd brl·e<l mull \\1th a lJ\t on hi\ kg \\ e learm·d thJt a '>I ranger had brought thl· d111!. 1n Jlta ht• had been hit b~ a lJr 'nt l..no"ing the O\\Ol'r. our \Cl pallhed him up and learned lJtcr that the u" ner lOuld not allord to pa) the bill n .. r J1d hl' ''ant to keep the d11g \\ twn I .... i..nJ \\hat the) plann,·d 111Jo"1th 1h1 l1ttll gu\ I \\J'i told lhJI thl'\ \lefl 1 ·1 thl pron·ss 01 tinding him a la11ng home V. c h3\l' \time l11H'h t11lk\ 10 Burlington -K R DEAR READER .. : I C'ould ha\ e done an entire week of columns on the· glo"ing praise I received on veterinarians in the l ' ... and Can- ada. Thanks to all who wrote 'lueh beartwarminjl lt>tter'I and a ton of orchids to you great doctors of veterinary medicine "ho rated such kudos. Sarah, Duche~ of Yorll, ti•• on a Nova Scotia .. nan neckerchief priMntH to her •• the 9reetH lloJ Scouts at • j.MwlHwee In Pert Alllflerst on SufMlaJ. •Ak976Jl 13 AQ'6 •Vold fhc b1ddina hu S!{occcdtd: South Wt I Nortll East 1 • Pas' 3 • Pau ? What do }OU bid now? A.-You art 1n \lam territory, and the an,wer could h1nae on panner'' heart control. Blad.Vrood mlaht not reveal h1 hold1na 1n that suit ( up· potc partner' resp nse how on1y ont 1 e, "hat 1hcn1). ~o the anS\fotr i 10 cue bid And you hould st•n "Ith our lov.ut first-round con- uot , 1n th•' cue, tour ch.ab . Q. Both \Ulnerable, as South you hold: .,.. At Tiw bidd•na ha 9"11l Wnt Ml •AIU76 proceeded: ..... ·- / •• 1 0 •• l Pas Pas 3 • Pu ? What action do you take? A.-You have a minimum optnln bid. but ~hat a minimum! Thrct honor track~. a rufftnt value and three trump Four padc 1~ the minimum )OU can bed. lndetd, If )'OU t'llay that partner's thrtt padC$ i rorcina. )Ou \hautd cue-bid four heart\. Q.5-Ncuher vulnc:rablt, &\ South you hold: •• QJll5 The b1dd1n1 ha s..tll W-I. t .. ' ? 1.. •AQMSl pr«eedtd: Oftlt ....... J T Pa• What do you b J now7 A.-Thrtt dub' \ttm' ~ obviou you miatu ~onder wh)' 1hl hand 1 ' / TAt;RlJS ( ..\pnl 20-Ma) 20J ) ou rnuld ha'e parallel expenencc "1th .\nc'> friend. associate ) our \.1on- da) begins with ··mixed-up" messages Later. )OU get hold or "real goods ·· 01\tance. language commun1ca11on featured GEMINI C'v1a' 21-June 201 lnd1- ' 1dual trusted lo ··pa) b1lll." ma) take a po"dl·r \kan\ grab greater control of )Our o"n dcs11n' po1- hgh1 on agents. i0\estm4.'nt plan F1nanr1al sculement bnngs more freedom. Libra 1n,0J\ed CANCER (June 2 J .Jul) 22 t. Op- ponun1l} e\lsts 10 neatc new public 1magl'. Nego11a11ons proceed .. sw1m - m1ngly'' 1f you act in independent manner. Pre' ious plans qu1ckl) out· moded. Lo'c rl'la11oni.h1p will be- (Omc meanin1tful LEO (Jul~ ~3-.\ug 22) \fa1nta1n stead). slo" pacl' Emphasis on bas11: 1S!>UC). cmplo) ment. pets de- pendents. \ns"er to dilemma coml'" once )OU \top pondering B\ 1<.·ach- 1ng others. ~ou al\o kam .\quanan 1s 10 p1Cturc VIRGO (l\ug.2'-~PI 221 lunar numerical C)dt''> h1ghltgh1 '>I~ k crea11' 11\. ~n.,ualtt\ Yuu·n he popular enough fur Pt;Ople IO dcdare 1n unison ... \\ e "ant 10 he "llh )Ou'" Focus on l h1ldrcn 'a net' cxc11emcnt ol d1\lO\ er. LJBRA (<;ep1 23-0ct -~.:!l 'I ou get blucpnnt.s. cs11ma1c ol coc;t~ .\n cot on building mah:nal. durahle gnod'i. frank appraisal of futurl' pro'IJX'l l\ Out of in111al despair will t0mc llghten1 ng-llkc npum1sm \ t- firmat1,e' SCORPIO !Oct ~'-:"om 211 "ccp plans nuiblc RclJll\C .. l.'Cm\ highly nervous. has plcnt\ uf energ\ and suggests tnp. F1rs1 a11cnd tu a<.'i1gn· mcnts that include \'flllnr, r1ina- 11on should be takt·n with .. grain of •· SAGlnARIUSt"u' ~2 Dec 211 ) ou had ~our fun Jnd nm' hill'> must be p:ud. \ ou'll karn h<'" much -al!tO futu re linJn~ 1.il pto'i· pell!> Home-1mprn' cment mt•an~ reno' 111100. repairs T auru'> l 1hra ix·rwns figure prominenth CAPRICORN (Dec 11-Jan I'll \1oon 10 )Our sign h1ghltgh1<> 11ming. pcrsu3SI\ en~ charm. st\ appeal Prn' erb1al "my tcriou stranger" Jppt•ars as 1f from now-here 01ning 1n out-of-'-'3) pla~ pro'e" 'lt1mu- m n qu1.z Ncvcrthtlc,~. ~t con Ider three d ub to be • wrona an wcr: even 1r partner ha a fit there 1~ no guarantee the hand will produce 11 tm:l Our choice ~ould be to play for nine crick• at three no trump. Q. Both vulnerablt, t \ outh you hold: • Kl76l kQS 07 • '53 The b1ddin1 ha' procN<tcd: ortll East S..tlll Wat I Pa 1• P 1. p t What do )OU bld no•? A.-Close, buc not close mouah. E\'tn thoU.s.h your queen of dla· rnondt must be YPlfeded, your hand is riddled Ytllh '°9cf•. P111. Pannn Medi etM»uth (Of an 1nvna· cional JU .. p ra1w to make 1amc a rta10n1blc PfOPo nfon . ' laung AQUARIUS tJan. 20-Feb. 18): 5omeone attempts to fool you but get!> h11 as 1f b) boomerang. Focus on ~hoots hospitals. insutuuons. ~f>l."C'lal interest groups Older 10d1- ' 1dual "'" mal..e maJor conctssion ( .ipnrnrn represented. PI E !Feb 19-March 20): Lrt go of lo~ing pro~s1tion . Yo u have l ha nee no" to fulfill hopes. a p1ra- 11on~. Accept offer that promises to broaden honrons enano feat ures friends. populant), financial gain. IF J UL V 17 IS YOUR BIRTHDAV )OU kno" "'hat musl be done in connl'Uion \\llh home. sccunt~. mamal 'latu'I Ounng July details unra,el \OU learn about costs. "hl'rl \ ou stand and "hether or not \OU should relocate Cancer. ( apn1.orn pe~on~ pla) important rule' 10 'our life \'ou are intense. dcd1lated lapabk of meeting dead- lines Dc'>plle out"ard appearan~s. )OU a1.1uall) arc ~nt1mental as well as pas-.1 ona1e Your most memorabll" month of 1989 \\111 ~ ,6 .. emhcr Orenoe Cout DAILY PILOT/ Monday, July 17, 1989 I I 4 II I 01914 ' Networks solve problem of computer data transfer Tran1fcrrin1 information between two eompatiblCJ may seem hard enouah. but aeuina that information between two non-compatible sy~ tem1 is a reaJ task. The problems of different drive sizes and different densities are com· plicatcd b)' different opcratin& sys. tem11 different disk drive fol"IJlats, and different access protocols. One of the most common prob- lem1 is aettina infonnation between the Apple and DOS worlds. Through much of the 1980s, the Apple Com- puter Company considered itself as an altemauve to MS/DOS machines rather than an integral pan of an overall business solution. Company executives were sure that their sys- tems would eventual be proven su- perior and replace IBM-compatible 1ystcms. The company aaaressively protected its system and their closed architecture from bcina intcgra1ed into the DOS environment. That stifled connectivity solutions and ...,.vated the business community that Apple was tryin_a to win over. The companyi sh1J\ed positions about two yeat5 ago and 1s now a pro1>9nent of mutual co-existence. Appfe accepttd the fact ofheing onl y one part of an overall business solu- tion. In doing so. it has encouraged third-party hardware and software developers to work on connect" It) and informatio n-transfer solution. Probably the mos t effccuve. but also the most complex, wa> of get- ting information between two non- compatibJe systems as b> hooking them up on the same network. All sorts of systems can now be tied 10 the same local area or wide area networks. Apple's network. Ap- pleTalk, as one exa mple, can 11e 1n mdustry standard architecture (JSA) systems. (these are 1he systems th at were formerly referred to as JBM- compatible PCs but aren't anymore because IBM has abandoned DOS in favor of Micro Channel Architec· ture) as well as OS/2 and DEC units. How to sell your home on July 1 8 A seminar entitled "Network.ha& for Fame ud Fortue" will be July 17 from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Countryside Inn, 325 Bristol. Costa Mesa and will cost $30. The class will focus on aspects of networking such as how to network to increase sales, networking for jobs or ca rter change and networking for the entrepreneur. The coursclnslrucmr is Susan Linn. a public relations writers. For more infonnation, call 786-t 320. • • • Natleu.l A1aoclatloa of Women la CoDakuctloD will meet at Jul}' 18 at 6:30 p.m. Featured speaker is Eugene Fisher of Sou1h Coast Air Quality Manqmeot District. He will talk on "Air Quality Management Plan". the latest developments in the Southland's challenging Air Quality Mana~emcn1 Plan. Fee is S20 NA WIC members, $25 for non-members. The meeung will be at the Holiday Inn. Irvine. For infonnation contact Steveann Mentas or Karen Hal verson at 64 32--0606. • • • A free seminar "How to aell your llome tiy ownH" 1s sponsored by AOCO Director on July 18 at 7 p.m. at the Red Lion In n. 3050 Bnstol St .. Costa Mesa. Call 495-1210 for rescrvatjons. Seminar wi ll provide 1nfonnat1on on bow to sell your home by owner. Speakers wi ll discuss marketing. tttle. eter0w and mortaagcs. • • • Home Builders Council wlll present a one-day seminar by management consultina firm Communispond Inc. on July I 9 at 20 and the Four Seasons Hotel in Newport Beach. Communispond designs and conducts tra1n1ng proarams for e~ecutivcs in busi ness presentations, pubhc speakmg, selhng and other communication areas.. The seminar wtll focus on "llow to aatake me tettor of pt1bllc 1peak1DJ." The prosram outline be&Jns as participants evaluate their current delivery skills and physkally learn to overcome their inhibitions. After lunch has been 1CTVed, participants learn the importance of orpnizina thouahts which muimize audience understanding. They will also learn the skills on how to work most effectively with visuals. DuriQ& the question.and-answer session, part1c1pants may learn special techniques for kcepina a cool head under pressure and handling even the most unruly audience. Edward (Ted) Fuller. chief executive officer of Communispond Inc. will be in1tructln1 the workshop. Cost is $9S. Table of 10 is $950. The seminar is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. For reai5'ration information call (21 3) 25~6955. • • • A two-hour workshop for small-business owne rs that expla1,. tate eem,UC.te4 world of flaaaclal 1tateme11t1 will be offered this summer by 0ranae Coast College's Community Service Office. The workshop 1s slated for JUly 19 from 6-8 p.m. in room 108 ofOCC's Counseli ng and Admissions Buiktina. Rqistration is $39. Workshop lecturer, JoAn Ashley. has her own public accounung prac_tice. Shrs been an accountant and manaaer for 27 years. Students will to hne-by·line throuJh sample financial statements of a sole proprietor a partnership and a corporation. ' Rqistntion is underway in OCC's Community Serv ice Office. located in .the collqe's Student Center 8u1ldmg. The office 1s open Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Saturda) from 8 a.m. to noon. Pan1cipants may rqi1ter by phone. For information, phone 432-5880. • • • OranaetCounty attorney James Robem will present free cducauonal workshops on estate ptannina. wills, probate and how to protect your family and your money on July 18, 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and Wednesday, July 19, 7:30 p.m. at the Rodeway [nn. Meeting Room I 59. 1400 Southeast Bristol St., Costa Mesa. · Workshops will include handouts and refreshments. For reservations call 163-1313. .. • • • . Robert Kahn, a ma~c .des11n consultant, wUI speak Jutr 20 on the am~nct of corporate tdenttty at a noon meetina of the Public Relations SoCaeiy of Amenca (PRSA). • Kahn, executive director of ~ndor Associates in Beverl)'. Hills, will baahliaht the monthly PRSA pthering at the Red Lion Inn in Costa Mesa. T6e-event will lqin at 11 :30 a.m. Ke will discuss a Oeneral Electric case study which involved an extensive worldwide analy 1 of various OE bu11nc11tt and how the oorporation wu pcr~ivcd. For more information, call 832·2037. • • • •'Na•tp~ dte Sales Maie" is the subject or an uecutive M'fninat = pmentec!. by The Kappa Group on June 21 at its LMuna Hill• otBcet. I SoUtb Pointe Drive. This 1s one of a ICf'ia· Of infonnaJ mlni· lltDiurt/workabopt on corporate, marbtiQI and tales .. ...,. offered W Tbt Kappe Oro~p. For 1nforrnatlon call 159-1120. 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SOS should be allowed to carry on with its· work Costa Mesa's City Council holds the fate of Share ()ur Selves and the spirit of voluntC'crism · '" its hands. Tonight. the council is supposed 10 decide if sos·s lcaSl' at the Rea Con1muni1y Center will be rcn{'\vcd. and ntany obscrvt·rs predict the decision will go against SOS. We hope that predictions are wrong. The case against SOS is hased on complaints b\ pcopll' v.1ho Jive and own proper!) near tht• Rt·a CorTin1un1t) Center. Their primary objcct1on focuses on the incrt·ases in the numbers and type of people coming to and fro nt the center. In blunt terms. they art" complaining that too n1an) low-lifers arc walking the strcc1s of their neighborhood. Residents also contend cr1111r is on thl' incrcas(· lx·c:tu'){' of the people SOS attract'). That fear has not IX-l'n substantiated by police figures that ''"e ha' l" seen. ("ou ncil men1bcrs arc a\\·arc that thl· nc1ghborhuud where !he Rea c·omn1un11y ('enter IS loratcd IS /Ulll'd for instilut1onal u<;e. Debating v.hl'lhcr that 1on ing 1s proper provides a good forum to hide behind the polt11c., of hindsight, but it docs nothin~ to solvt• the probll•n1 . SOS cannot be criticized tor m1srcprc~enttng HSl'lf fhc organization has not and will not attcn1pt tn h('lp on/} ('u.,ta Mesa rcsiJcnts. SOS \'Oluntccrs respond ao; tx·.')t thl'~ can to everyone who asks fOr help. SOS ollic1a\s say 80 pcrct·n1 of thl' l o!>ta ~lc.,a rl''Hdl'lll" they serve con1c from \vi1h1n v.•alk1n!! d1~tanCl' of thl' !-(ea C'on1111un1ty Center. The also admH onl' }() JX'fl'ent ot \ht' people who con1e to SOS for help arc fn)n1 C ·o.,ta f\·ll·.,;1 ·\II those figures n1ean I" that SC)S is helping pi..·oplc--'nnll' of the1n arc fron1 Co-.ta 1'4esa. 01her<; arl' not. The t'ounril niust recogn11e that 1101 e\'l'r~onl' <1n 1he Orange Coast is atllucnt. has enough 10 ('at. a hl·d at n ight. warm clothes or lhl' n1oncy tu pa~ for n1l·d1l·~11 and dl·ntal 1rcatn1ent. ('ouncil n1c1nbt.·ro; should also acknO\\ lcdgl' th.it until these b;1sic n('cds for dav-to-da' lit(' arl' nit·t tht"'>t' people do not ha'c the abilil} ·to b\:til'r thl'tr lot 111 h ll'. Unfor1unatcl). cha rity v.111 nut \Ul\t' thl' prohll·n1'\ of all the people v.•ho accept it. Son1c drug add1ct!i.. ak·<1hulic<, and transients will use organ1ziltt<>ns hkl~ S()S to <;u~ta1n themselves with no inten1ion 10 lx·con1c rroduct1\l' n1tn1- bcrs of soc1Ct}. That realLt}. hO\\l'\l'f. llue~ 1101 JU.,t1f} CU tt1.ng on· the hclp1ng hand uf l"h:trll} and hu1nan l"Olll· passion. SOS is \\'ork111g o n the pruhll'nl of l~J\ l'ft~ "nh donations and \Q[unll'l'rS. rht'rl· I\ \l'r) l1ttlt• d1rc\t financial cost to the local. stall' or l(•<ll·ral gO\l'rnmcnt~. Ir" the taxpa)ers· onl} rontrihut1on 1!1. funking at \\hat ,un1c people consider low-lifers, so he 1t. It''\ an 1n'l''tn1t·n1 1ha1 should and n1ust be rnadc. That inves1n1ent does nllt mean thl' count 11 l'an turn its back on 1he proper\~ ownl"rs and pl'opll' ~ho ll\t' lll'ar the <:enter. ·rhc c11y ts SOS's landlord ;111cl 1n .. on1c v.ay., responsibll' for i1s tenants' actions. If 1hc rruhle1n 1" tht· fears of ncarb' l"l'S•dcnts. 1hc coun<:il n1uo;1 dl'tl·rn1111l' 1f 1hose fears arl' ·re~1J or 11nag1nt•J. R:llhl·r than l'und11l"t1n~ ~111 ill-defined study l1n1 1hc ,·olun1c uf pt.'dl·,tnans 111 the neighborhood for 90 days, thl' council .,hlluld ht• lou l-.1ng al ways 10 l'3SC residents' concerns. 11 would be sin1pllstir 10 say lhOSl' rcs1dcnts \\'Ould he best-served by relocating SOS. The prl1hlem will not gn a'"''a) if SOS is shuOled o!T to an arl·a "hcrl' 11 and thl• peoplc i1 s1:rves arc less visible. Anlt. SOS (1l1i c1als '£.a~ lhl·~ will close the agency if it 1s forced tn 1110\'C. While \tune might consider that stand too s1ridcnt. 11 !OrCl'S 1hc tl)Un cll to face both thl' political and social prohll·n1 Council members should not h1dt' bch1nd thl' ~)ht1l'al expediency of siding with thl• group that ha .. thl' rn u~l signatures on petitions or speaks '"''ith thl' \oudl'Sl 'tntl' during M onday-.; n1ecting. The group thal would move SOS rcpurtt·dl~ ha., gathered 1.000 signatures. SOS supporll'rs ~y the~ ran match that with petitions bearing the s1gn:iturcs of ].5()1) people -."!,500 of them v.·cs1 Costa ~lcsa rcsu.lcnt~. Both sides have supporters, but duC'ling petitions and den1Ql·rac} by Who ye lls loudest is not lhe solution. If the neighborhoods near the center need 1no re polil'e palrols, the council can order 11. If a cit11cns' neighbt)rh0<.xl watch group will help case residents' concerns. the ci 1y can help. What the Ci ty Coun<:il cannot <lo is turn Its back on one group to appcaS(' the other. Poverty, hunger and human need c~1s1. ()ur go\l'rll· n1cnt. from the local to the national ]t'vcl has endorsed voluntcerisn1 as the best means 10. mt'CI that need. S()S 1s doing the job and should be al/ov.'cd to conttnul~ doing 11s work from th e Rea Community Crnler. QRANL>E COAST Daily_P_ila_t __ _ W'l"Nn'l"r lftto~. Rosemary Churchman -Publisher Tom Taft Editor Don Fenley Associate Editor Tom Clanin Newi Edlto1 St~e Marble City Editor RC>qt"r Bloom Features Edr1or Donna Mooney Bus1ntss Ed1to1 Roger C~rlson Sports Editor Tom Budd Clrrul.tt.Jon 0.riector Terr Pupo ClrculatiQn Mkt. Mgr. Bob Frank; Home Del~vtry Mgr (halon Good Customtr Service Mgr Pramod Shah ContrOkr Rhonda WttO Oat.a Processing Mgr. Donna Jac:obron ~ Credit Mgr. Gwynn Pl:n' ~ Acas. Mgr. .,., ltekhenberg °*If- .Jody Oonlng p_, .. _ ledl;y s. , .. ,.. son M..yc.ter -T-_,,,,__.,. Ll'-1 f .,-,,ey PM:rk;k Tool Scott C>out~I R-Solo> Mgr • 0.:.-Mgr. lt90I 01\dv, Mgr Spect.i SealGns E- Att Dnctot Ads.McftMgr. fl'roduc'don DIN<tor ~Mgr. Prt"-PrCJS Supf-Nlsor Pt~·Pt~JS Supt>rv1$0t Prtss lfoom Supl>rvfsor ,_,..., ......... ,_--.... llJltll ... -.--ca. -=· JJOOI "'•••--ca-. Monday, July 17, 1989 All Abortion debate lacks rationality r he 11\l'thbCI ot ton1rat·l·p11nn rnn~l lon1monl\ used h} l r ") .... ornl'll " in {"ffcr1 a 1111\ abortion "i he concraccpll\I.' pill (anJ 1hl' rarcl} ui.1:d 1nlr<1ull·nnt tll'\ 1Ll'I don't prL'\l'll\ tcr11l11.i11un ol a female egg h} n1alc 'J>l'.rm ra\l'll·r . thc) pn:\c1u a fl·rt11i1l'd l'I!,& trr1111 C\Q\\1ng 111\u a fi.·1u<, anti lhl·n into a b<ib), h} ph},IC<•I nr t hcn11L·al n1ean<. Onl) tht: ( :11IH1l1t ( hurLh .ind .1 fl'\\ ant1-h1rth-contrul la11!ll1l·' "'uuld t'Olllt'Od that \Ulh lUOll'.IL"Cpuun " the 1n11noral ta~1ng of l1 fl' .\t thl· o thl·r L"ntl l)I 1h1· gl·,tat111u.d l·}ck·. nu 'ane 1x·r~11n \\11uld :ir~ur 1ha1 .1 fl"IU' <tl full tcnn. •\I lll"a1 lull tt'rn1, l\!1°\ :i hun1an tx·1ng \111h .1 compli:tc ,..:1 ot nght., Lug1l"all~. thl'IL. :ll "llTlC pu1111 \I\ thl' nine n1on1h~ h..·1"'cl"ll the 11111· ffil'lll of i.:(1ncl'pl1on .ind tJ1rth thl'fl" 1s a trans111on rx11n1 \ 'IX'LI. 111 pro topl;i,111 hrcoml''· ll'gt111 ~ .i111t morall}, oi 1:icr<oon "hll'l" litC <:ann11t be c-ndL·d 11' .1r1111hcr l'\l"O 1t' 1•1•11 mothl·r Th;it 'hou\J he lhl· I"' ll' nl thL' pohl1tal dt•hall.' n\t:f ;iho1nu111. ••tll" that nn"' hl'!ll'> up .11H'"' l•11h ,1 n.'"1.:L·nt 1 · ~ ~11 prL'J1ll" < oun\ rul1rlt! a!\ov.1ng ,tatc., 111 k·gi<olatc rl',lnt · 11on~ on :1hort1 (1n,. ln1plK1ll ~, tlu· {OIUrt·, !h"\.\ JiLtl/111 nllk.hiil·\ th•· l<ol: '' \\,1dl· ruhn~ rhat .,,.:.•t:nllnl!:I~ h:id l"lljl.ra•l·d 111 ~tolll' "011\\·n·, n!!hl in ll'rn11n.111: prL'811dlll \ In fat I n1cd1L.1l '-ltC:llfl" 11,,•tf h.t, ch:ingl·J during thL· lf• ll".Lf' ,,n,,· thl' ROI.' dt"tt'lon \\hat Jlh\,1i.1.1n' n11ghl ha' l. i.on"dl'r<·ll lo ~-.1n un11;1hh· IL•l•I~ Ill l'I.,, n11~hl bo..· rapahlt: 11f ,u,1.11n1nl!; 1ndt·pl'n•h·n1 hfl· Ill 1'11'.'I l o Llltllpt1 •• L!L" tllal1L'I' <-''•·11 funhL·r . l«t.11 '1ahd1t1 1n 1,•1111' nf \!illL' t•!.q1,,·,J lrurn i•Hhl"plul!l ma) 1 Jr~ "1deh trun1 l.l,l' tu l .l,L' \l.1,·n11(11.1ll\ thl'l1 11·, .1 ,nrnpll"\ n1a11r1 .ind 1iri.: th.n ll'quirt·, th,· U\!T){)'t d1ilj1.<"rlll" (>f puhh< ptll· IL)lllal..,·r< t•• '1irt out I l'J~!}Sl'Jtor<,. 1nllud111g 1hr"l' in l ;1l1tiJrn1a <>hould ht.· ,1u.l\1ng lhl" n1l·d1e:-I l'' 1dt:rH·•· .111d tr\1n~ J' d1tlilul1 "' th:it 111.1' hl' IU \Ollll' !U '4111ll' ,li!.rl'l'lllL'lll \l\l"I 11h1·n. 111 tall, hurnan l1k• h.:g1n' llhl·n J ll·lu<, tx·•ullll'' \J\\1·,t1.·d "1th thl' nghi' ut h11rn:1n11~ .;;huukl lhl·r1.· he ;111~ ll·gal rl'~lrll- 11nn~ on abnrt1un,·1 ~hou lJ .111<1rt1on~ ht:· fl'\tfl• t1.·d 10 thl· fir,! tnllll"'\l·r ur 1hl' 'l·tontl"' 1 ht"'-1.' Jfl" thl· 't>fl o1 qu<''t111n., 1h.11 dcrn.1nd :\11,l\l'f' I h.it 1' 111:.itll• n11>ll' J1!li1 ult h\ th\' 11\\'l"ht".l\l'd 11\!hlll' "' !hl' !''lit' !hl· '1n11h·-r111ndeJ 1111 ... un1prun11..._· t .1n1 o! thll....: "htJ "ould hrool. no r1.·~1n1.· t1vn' oil .1bnn1un righ1~. laht.·111111 ih.·rn,,·hi.·, ,,, .. p11•·lhu1ll'.. anJ thn~i.· tu "horn an~ ahort1"n 1' horn1t1dc. lhar.11.1cn11n~ 1hl'l1l\l"I'•'' J' .. pro.Ii fl' .. I h1.· lhr\".L!' ul th•· /l'al11t' lll hold ll:'g1~l:itur~ pol1t1Lall~ .'.11.(ountahli.· l rl·atc prl'c1 ... :h tht: "rong at- r11u~phcr1.· 1n "h1L·l1 to 'l"l'I.. rauonJI ;1n,11t>r\ 10 d10.1tuh qt1•''t1nrt/>, ~ Potn1c1ans don·r like no-"1n i.ttu- .111 011~ The} like maneu,tring roun1 \\'hen 1t comt'' 10 al'On1on thl·re\ prl't'h1U) IHtle of 11 ~1n•l' lhl· onh puhl1t •Ollt'' h..•1ng rJl'l.'d arl' 1hu\t: llf 1hc tru(' bc.·!tc1 t·r, (}fll' 'U)()l..'1 I' lhJ! ll1u'l ·\11ll'fl - lJl1\ and mu~I ( Jld•1rn1an' Jll' gt•n1.11nt:I) p..:rplL'\cJ abuu1 aho r\11111 agrl'l'1n g "'h ole h car1 eJI~ v. 1th neither of thl' l'\lrl'm1· po'ittion,. nnr v.anung ei\ht:r to pruh1h11 Jll<Jru11n' or to .illu" unluntroll1·d l.1lln1g' uf the unborn I ht:\ -"l' -"-OulJ "'l'llO!llt" ~<)Ill<' ·l:1!n1 llel1hcru11on Jnd log1l:.tl 1huugh! on tht" n1111al m1•d1cal and IL'ti.31 !),U<'' 111,ul,l·d l "nfor1unat1·I). thal 1 ll'"pt.1111 1 1, not tx1ng rcprc'><.'nll'd 1n lhl" '\lret'\\. in the n1t•d 1a. •>r 111 rhe hall' o! g11•1"rn-· n1ent ('nllforn1a 1113\ 11111 bi.: l'\1•n1pl fro n1 th(' d1.·ha1e: e\ l'll lhl111gh !he ~13t t""Suprl"llll' (. uurt ha~ ruled in 1h1.· pa'.t.\ in fa•or ul hr1iad aburt1~1n nghl~. ha""'-·d t)O tht• \t,lll'0 \ l tlll'ilJIU · ttonal nght to pn,at·, The OLi l)landing ruling~ on lhe issue v.·ere made b) the s1ntt-Ous1cd l1heral court headed by Rose Bird l 'hcre hal'e heen somt• 1nd1cu11ons tha1 rhe rt>con\11tu1cd and rnort eon· -w.'-r1al1\t' lOurt ma' tx· as v.1\11ng to Ttl un~1dtr as ":t~ ihc 1 '.S Supreme luun·, nt"I) nuntcd conscrvall\'e nlaJOflt~ ;\ stronj! 1nd1cat1on abou11udu:1al attitudes will cmcrgc \I.hen . and 1f, the s1a1e Suprcn1e ( oun decides 10 take up 1hr l))Ul' of pruh1b111ng abortions 10 )t.ate \1cd1-<. al pat1cnu •. ~uch proh1b1uon~ have bttn 1u1dl'J 111 the past But there's al lrrist J strong pu~'lb1lit} that ~late JU\\ltl.'\, hkt> 1hc11 1oun1crpan<> 1n \\ a<;h1ng1on ma~ hoc "tlhng lo re· 1110,c the a hortion t'i~ur fro m the tourts and 1'J'~ thl' hot pota1n ba('k 10 leg1<>lator' That's "hen tht• µoln1t!i. of aboruon rt·all~ would become 1n 1crest1ng. "hen policymakers "-Ould . 1ndecd. ha't.' 10 decide when life bcg1n' Oan M'allf'rs is a tyndicatt'd columnisl. TOD.\\ I' HISIOR' Slice of small town Americana disco.vered in bustling suburbia Today is Monday, July 17. the 198th day of 1989. There arc 167 days left 1n the year Today·s h1ghl1gh1 1n history: On Jul) 17, 1938. a,1a1or Doualas lomga n 1ook off from Ne" York "1th lhe \tatC'd lllll'lll!On Of j 01n& 10 California; hu1 ended up 1hc nexl day 1n Ireland. earning himliClf the nickname Wrong V.'ay C'ompn. The paradl' can·t 1.·~1111p~r1.· \(• Hunun~ton Be;1ch·, ;1nnual C'\t'nt and lht• tirL'"-Ork' "-{lUf<I h.irdl\ lll' not1 11·d u11der thl· 1·\µl n\111n uf iigh1 a1 prufr·~~1on:1I ,1111"' 1hn1ughL1u! tht· ("Ount~. hu1 1 'll'l"l''l \ 111l' l'L''ildl·nt' .on l<1l·hn1an Knoll g(11 rnnrl" l'l1J11~. rncn1 fn1111 1ht•i'r r (•urth ()f Juh C('lcbrat1 nn than thn\<' \1h11 ,1\ll'n\ll-d the bigger t''•'n1' that d.1~ It "-:I\ lhl' I ulll·rk111 t ul-dt",,1, \ J 7th lnd«pcndl·nl·c l)a> hit!\ I.. p:1rt) It 's a t11nl' f111 111L·t•1111g tH"" 1n·1~h bor<o, L'3tl'h1ng UI) nn gt''"P· l"llJO~ 1ng the 11e1ghb1.1rhooJ l'hildicn ..1nd grandchddrcn a nd Cl'll·hrat 1ng Amcnc3·, h1rthda\ 111 a unique!-. >\mcr1i..an ";" I ~lr 1111 \\If« "h;, grc" up on thl' hlock.·. 11 "II' ,1n OPJ)Ortunil) 10 '>l'C old lnl·nd\ ,ulll hear thl' lalL'~I C\plon., ul thl'll Llnl· drt•n and grandl·h1ldrt·n ·rhc d;1, \l.1rt\ c,1rh ""uh a µ;111· cake hrl·Ukf3~t T h1.·il' arl· it·nru\ matchl·~ fnr aduh<> on .1 ne1ghhur·, backyard courl and \anou' \\\1111 - nung and o\ht:r athk·111. L'\l'n\' 1Pr the l·h1ldrcn at 01hcr h u1n c~. Sonic 1)1 the part1c1pant\ \\{'fl' 11ff,pnn11 uf children who \"Olllf)('ll'd 1n pa't year .. Loi1c-r at a d11111l'r nn pin•l 1ahlt'' .n the end of thl' \\n•ct. t•ach thdd rece1vl·J a part1c1pat1on ct•rt1ti1a1 t· The tennis tounHJ1ncnt'' pcrp..:·1u.LI 1roph). a baucrcd v.ooden r.tll.l'1 wuh narnc tags of \\·toner~ t1(·d 111 th<' s1r1ngs. v.·as prc..cntrd 111 the l;i1•·'1 vic1ors Tov.·ard evening. the t h1IJrl'n gathered for their parade at onL· 1·11d of the nng·hned Strt.."Cl wh1\t' lldult\ l .t :TTl·:H s and teen~ "ho con\ld crt•d 1ho:-n1- \.C'h l•\ to<'l old for \ul'h fn,olll) ('O ngreg;Jlt·d at ,, fronl·>:1rd e.xktall part) -con1pll'IL' ll 1\h h1)ml'n1ad,· hord d'1icu' rL"\ ~ lll'llr the end o l the block Thi' )1.·:ir·, rarJJl· 1hl·n1<' "a~ ro1.:k ·n· roll Jnd thL' n1archer' v.crc :U· l!rl'J 111 "hat thl'\ cons1dert•d prurlt:1 rocker 1.0\lU!ll\' ·SlHnl· had hnghll' l"olor<·t.l ~r1kcd hair. o thl.'"r<> "ur(' onl' \\hilt' gltuc "'-'QUiil'), la~('f\ n! o..·lnthl'' v.Hh 1lash1g 1•olor' ur a l!H1l · h1na11nn ot l'\l'f')th1ng. ~I~ .J.1l",1 r· old nlt'll' on a '"'0-PJC('l" h.11h1ng \Ult 11nd bl:h·k "'1dc·bn111 h:i1 "·t' purpnr\t·d 10 bt.' ~\adonna Ll·d b\ a rct! hand un1forrn ·~l3d 1. )l'.'.lr·nld "ho pla}C'd a 1111 J run1 t•• no pan1\'ular tune, thc-rag-rag 1r11op 1,lo"I~ "'all.ed (nu marching 111 11\1' 1nlon11al ~radr) 10 the end "' th1· hl1x:lo. while 1110111<, and d~ll\ .1\\. plaudl·d and took p1c1ures ·\ "'~hl'I · to hlas1er" pro\•1dcd 1he 111uo..11. I hr hlock'\ hunoral) 1113\ 11r rile cld1·rl ) ma1r1areh of R1ch1nan \o...r111\I wa' L'd fro1n a "'·agon pu llt·d h' .1 <;n1all trnclor -\f1e1 another tnp up th~· hlo..~ and hack, 1he parade diS)QI\ cd into hungr\ c hildren wcin11 n~ d 1nn1•r 11nd 1mpa1 lcn1 for sull'ol'I and tht• firc- "orks shov. Follu.,.,.1ng lhl' fnt·d ch" I.en. 1rc'h fruit and a potlu1:k or dl'V•1..·r1,, \llnh·- onc produced a 00\ oil ·•-.afr· und s.an(··· fire"orl.s and ('\er\one "oohed" and ··,1;1ht·d" .u th(' (()u11- 1a1n' of hghl\. p1n"h1•cl' sparl.ler' anJ 1101~ ni;tkt'r" 1 ho:-da\ '\\a\ :i '-11rn1an Ko~l."l'll \ 1gnc11c -of 'malt tc1"-n -\1111.'fll'a \Omcho.,., tran<1ferred to 'iUhurhan Orange Counl~ llok('~., P1•rhap,. but not to lh<' ,·h1!drrn 10<1 hu'' h3\1ng fun 10 QUt'\l1nn hu"-the\ looked. and not to the parent~ and grandparcn\'i and n'·1ghbor\ {'l1J0)- 1ni the con1ers.a11on and th(' chrdrtn·,. cuphonc plcasurc ol 1hc da~ So onr 1111.·ntinncJ Ila~ hurn1ng or ga\C" \(>l'Cthc' d t·t1.·nd1ng flag and counlf) "In one J t\JC"l..ed thr an11- Amcncan poh(1{"\ ol Iran or I 1h)a Thi:") d1dn'1 ha\l' 10 dc.:lare their pa1no11~m : c-uch (lnr 1h1•r1· t•n10,1ng \he da) wa!'> ,hll"-lllj!. 111,c 11( (n11n1r. through the ''l'aJ~ dctlu.auon ol ,1 hfcumc The rrs1drn1' ,,1 lhr-srn11ll nl'IP:h· horhood, and ullh·1' 11 1.1· 1hc1n throughout 1hc luuntr) .• 111· l'k'Ofilt• who l.nov. and ~h.11c 1ht· •\lll{'fl t an dream. v.ho dcmu11,tr<11t' 1h1.· kl\t" 1)! their countf) 1hrougtl 1hc ln,1' of their fam1l} and fn1·nd' and the simple ~·a} 1hc' ht•ln 1hc1r 1 h1ldrcn celebrate lhc1r roun1r\ ·, b1rthlla~ It \l.·as an cnJo}ahlt' d&1) Tom Cl•nl• 11 lht' D•il> l'/101 '1 •r•·t edlfor. On this date: In J 881J. m ystef) wruer Eric St.anlc) Qardncr. who created the character o f dcfenSC" auomcy PC'JT)' ~ason. v.·ai. born 1n ~1aldcn, Mass. In 18\J!S. dunng the Span1sh- -\mencan War. the Sran•ards sur· re ndered to lhc -\n1cncans at San- 11ago, Cuba. In 191 7. the Bnt1 ~h royal family adopted the name Windsor. In 1935. the cn1erta1nn1cnt indus- try pubhcat1on Vanety ran Its classic hcadhnc, .. Sticks Nix Hick ~-:· (Translation. Rural audiences don't hke movies with rural them«.) In 1945. President Harry S. Truman. Soviet Premier Jo1CfS1.alin and Bnt1sh Pnmc M1n1s1cr Winston S Churchill began mecuna at Po1sdam 111 1hc final Alhcd summ11 o( \.\1orld War 11 In 1948, sou1hem Democrats op- posed to the nom1na11on of Presi- dent Harf) S. Truman met 1n Birm· 1njham, .\la . 10 cndor~ Souih Carolina Gov Strom Thurmond. In 1955. Disneyland had 1t'.'i open- ing da) 1n Anaheim. In 1980. Ronald Reajan fonnall) acccJ)tcd the Republican non\ina11on for pre~1dent al thc pany's corivent1on '" Ottrou. F1"e years aao: The Rcv..- JcsSl" Jackson. address1n& the Dcmo- erauc convcnt1on 1n San Ff11nc1tc0, asked the pan)" to fora1vc hlm for an y error of .. tempcl'. 11s1e or lone" during his prt's1den11al ca.mp'ntn. By 1k A.1#CUW Prn1 Planned Parenthood deserves less funds ·ro 1he Edi1or Regarding lhe July 8 front pagl' hl'lldllnc: ··oc Manned Par<"nlht'K>d Protc\11ng Budget C'u15" Go,crnor DcuknlCJtr&n·s cut 111 the hudgc1 of Planned l)arenthood will hardl} cramp !Is st)'lr, although the orpni1a11on·~ n1<"mbrrs would like the puhhc 10 1h1nk so. thal d1.,.tr1b111c eontn.ccp11vl·~ 1ul1.I nhonr(lll r<"l<'mll\ l he kind of~' rducat1on thr) "1111ld h~c 10 provide ..-.des K·ll ii on<" that trachc<> ph).i.1ral and ph.'"01011 al faC15 alona with 'tandardt eon1ra0· 10 ll'l'd111onal mor":ll \Alur., The curnl'"ulum the) adhere to 1~ cic\CnMt1<~1n our youth to Jhue trad111onal moral "alt1C\. )l.ian) pr0f.f"3m" 1ncludin& omna de.I Ma r """ men11on ab\11nencc br1C"n)'. but drvote 1he balan« ofthr cla.u ptt:ten\lliOa to a d1sculis1on of crot1C' and de\·11nt .cJ. bchavk>r. in c-•J)lidt detail. In some l)fOIJ"lm,. t~pcc1ally Pro1cc1 10 1n Loi n~IC':L pe~.11 •Je Mii ai\•C"n 1nform111on 1bou1 .'IC'riOu\ probkmi ftc1n1 !heir ttt:n1. More 1han ne half of 11s fund1n11. at c-vcry lrvel, local, natlonal and in1crnat1011nl 15 fron1 the An\cric11n ta:<tpa)·Cr. Planned PartnlhOOd rtecivcs m1\hons thr\lu&h 1hc Title X appropriation of1hc Public Hc:alth Scrviet Act. It alw r(.'('r1,eli n1on1CJ from T11l<' XX, T11lc XIX. Ind Thie V, ~1'• no1 forsct program) under Social Secun1y, Ma1em11I &c Child Hcahh ind Mo:hca1d ;\ppro"rfauon proar•n1~ Planned Parc:n1hood also rttcivcs We hive avallahle a tl'll education proanm. unlike 1hc. P!"'!""' fort:ian ;ud throu&h World Bank ond the Uni ted Na1ions F'und for cumculum, th11 tel ht..t abstlnt'n«. Thili pr()fnm it called Tec11 Aid ... popul111on aCfl\ 11es and/or lhc ttgc.ncy for lntcrnauonal 0.:vck>pmC':nl, all Mtl'COt. Jr. Hiah \mplcmcnttd thit. pros.nm 1od rcpont I reductb\ of ... ofwh1ch '~'" tt'le A'm<"ncan ta>.s-yer h<'lP-10 upporL This 1moun1is1n the prcan1nnts. !O 1n 86-87 is compared to 147 1n the 14-IS IC9'ool ,_._ m1ll ion11. )() don'1 wetp for 1he t ul 10 PlannC'd P•rcnthOOO budaet.. An01hcr Pf<!t1m c1llt'd St:,; Rr:topccl had 1m1l1r ~la tb11 Clllr ..._ d. I rd d" I ~asked· art you now more •·illinf 10 111 no to tel tie• 41119118 r ; P11nned Parel'lthood docs the b11Jtft isM:rv cc tow• trl i11on1 69 ""rt'Cnt taid YC'' as oPPQICd 10 6 1)Cfttftt at ihe btthttdftl o£ .. fam1I )' moral \11h1e\ ,ueh as 1hr follow1n1: p~n'I. Planned Pl'lrcnthood "''Ould hkC': you to think they tlave all the 1n1wen W h h , 0 d 1 1 h 1 •· 4 -T •u...i to the worlll'I ptC>blcn1s. bu1 1n fac1 'not they ·ha,·e impl(.n1cn1ed !heir 11 I C!t<' iKlS w Y , 0 our oca "° 00 1 rciu• 0 em Nm proar111n1 in \C' ue•1ion. wf have artutll)I had an 1ncttaK 1n ttcn s.uual -Sex RCJPtCt, both IPPfO\cd llltc prosrim 1 prom1.cu11y b~ SO pt"rteTnht. ~~he rcsuh 11 m~t'f ~~n<')'. mOft:H. ~~Y1 I (car tOr 1he tnwftttonal morals and valutt of'tk Am1ric:M ....,., WI tnn!mlltf'd d1M:IWj. 11 1n ('lrmatt()n 1S 1rom tu~1r own •mt .-vii L need to wakt up •nd ICI \n\lolvnl. condu<ecd in I 986. ELIZAllTff MOlllLDW P11nned P1rtnlhood is ht.hind 1he 1nstatlltlon of IC'hOOI~ clinita .......... llila ' • ENTERTAIN \I DI O' The latest releases on video.: From Robinson Crusoe to Harry Crumb Things •r• looking up for James Woods In .. The Boost,·· untll he become Involved with drugs and loses h is wife and career. 'I' 111< \ 1·1·: H ly JOE BALT AKE MtCl~ttl>y New• Setvl<e Here are some capsule re'¥ 1l'W!> u l recent videocassette release!>: Dugerous Liaisons I 988, 110 minutes, rott.•d R. Warner Home Video. $89. 95. Rating (on a scale of four): .J. "Dangerous Liaisons" is a wicked. eleganl film of erotic power games that jusl happen 10 be played by malevolenl and degenerate I 81h- century French anstocracy. II may look swank. bu1 as delivered by d irec1or S1ephcn Frcars ("My Beautiful Laundrcttl'"), 1t'o; low- down, dirty fun. . Glenn Close and John Malkovich pla) two languid mo n!>tcrs of vanil~ who ha\C much in common: Both are rottc.'n and corrupl. heartless and insolent. and bo1h g1H' in to tbc more pen ertcd urge!> of 1hc1r rcspt•t·· tive egos. The plot 1s one of hu\\ schcnung. filled w11 h \cducuon!. and countl·r- seduc11om. lt'c-, like a rhess game. with Close as Madame de ~frncuil man1pula11ng her pawm (\\ho in- clude M1 t:hcllc Pfeiffrr. ll ma Thurman and Kl~anu Rcc\(:S). Close is a rc\cla110n 1n r>er- formancc and appearance. bmh of diamond brilliance. I k r Mertcutl 1s swift. willful, shrl·wdh comic. a woman of uncomprorn1s111g ru1h- lessness. out to a"engc her entire sex. The Boost 1988. 95 minutes. rated R. HBO Video. SIN IJ'i. Ratins: J. In "Thl; Boost." James Wood., plays Lenn) Brown. a hustler. ideal- ist and all-around decent guy v.ho's con~umed with heing succl.'~sful but feels unworth~ of II. He's edg) and ncn OU~. and some- how he attrat•ts d1i-a'>ll'r -like some kind of perverted wish fulfillment. Yes. he docs get hooked on drugs. but it's clear 1ha1 Lenn\ v.ould have succeeded at fai lure wi 1hout lhC"m. Wood s 1s exl;'mplar) lhroughout -at firs1 corn) as 1hc wife-lo' 111g. dog-loving idt>allst. the n funny as a Faustian hero living a hustler's fan· tasy in California. bu l alwa)s \ ul- nerablc. H is rage la1e r on 1s wrenching, exceeded onl) b} h1' final scenes in which a quiet. bcatcn- down Lenny become!> exactl~ what he alwa ys lhought ht• \\3S -a lo~er Scan Young. as his w1fr. dol•sn't ha"e that much 10 do and is saddled w11h !>Ome bad l1nt"s. but -,he-.; thoroughl y believable as a !>teadfas1 woman v. ho lo"e'> 1n a "a} thal fcv. men under!.land. True Believer 1989. 103 m1null'S. raled R. RCA/('olumb1a. $89.95. Rating: 2 Even Jame., Wood-.· catl°i.'inl·-h1 gh acting 1echniqul'!. ca n·1 masqucradl· the fact that "Trul' Oclic·\er'' 1s a dodde ring. nagging)~ 1<11111k11 n111\ ll' -another couriroom drama 111 which ll'SS t1111l' "'Pl'IH pk.1d111g. lhl' Cll!>C in thecuurtt oom lhun in !>llilUP- 111g around and in' l'S I 1gat 1 ng, 'll'P- p1 ng on tht• \\ rong tuec; ant.I !/.l'lltng. beaten 10 :i pulp b) 1x·opk \\ho \\ant to suppre~!> information 11·, lhe Hard> Ho>'· onh \\Ith Woods and Rohen Dn\\lll'\ .11 "' the amatn1r skuth., · As d1!>mal a' till' plot nt .. I rue Bcticvl•r" I\ -11 \\al-p1ect·d t11gl·thl.'1 b\ SOlTil'lHle naml·d Wl•\k\ '-ltm ... - 11· ha!> lx·en dirCl tnl h~ lo,eph Ruh<.·n ("1 hi.' ~tc'pfatlwr'') \\Ith an energ) 1hat'!> \\holl) l'11111pJt1bk \\1th his star'!.. Thc !lll>\ 1c a' a '' huk mo\e)likcthl\. It 'Pel'd' h). hop111g 10 d1-.combohulall' \OU till· "·1~ Wood'> do~·i.. · Who's Harry Crumh'! IQf/9. 90 /JllllUIC\, T.11t•J f'(,./J. RC4/Cnlumhw. $8<J 1J5 1<.11111~ :: W11h lhl· irreprci.'>1bk .luhn ( .inlh in th~ t1tk rnle. tt ~11pport111g. ta~t of top rom1 r 1akn1 :rnd an l'ntt'rt.11n1ng prl'misl.'. thi s mo' 1e lwd p1111111'l' Bui 11 dut:i.n't \\ori.. out that "~" bt:causc itl> Jokes -\trn1ght nut ol "The Thrct• Stoogl''" (hut 1101 l'\· ecuted ncarh a' v.clll -ilrl' <,n old. 1hc\ 'rl' hauntl'tl . ('and~ pla)'\ a bumbling tlctt·c11 \ e hirl'd 10 1n\l'\t1g.1tl' .1 llll'>\1111::-Pl'l\llll case 1h:11's J ~clup. and 111 JU'>t about C\ l'r\ other 'iCl'nl' lllUl h I\ lllJlk about h" n:iml' -\ou lo.nm\. likl· "He's a Crumb" (sp;li..en b, ,, n\.ill or "He'' n hlt!.J!l'I ( rumb th.in I am" (sr>0ken h) a relall\ el Theater festival starts Thursday . '}· • In Newport As m1gh1 he l'\pccll·d thr In l'I ol humor turn!> the film \\h1d1 n1ultl ha\e hl'l'll thl' \tart (If a "Pini. Pan1her"·I) pc 'l'l ll''· 1nw .1 '>ll Ut'· tural mess and dl·frat' lhc 'lilr - and such furlll) p.:opk a' ktlrl·~ By TOM TITUS Olllly PllOI Cotr•lf>O"dent A baker's dozen plays will be mounted in a four-day span at the Newport Theater Arts Center 1h1s weekend as part of the Orange County Centennial. showcasmg the talents of toe.al communtly theater groups. Several changes have been an- nounced since plans for the original program were un\e1lcd. but au- diences still will be tn.•ated w thrl't' shows each Thursday 1hrough Satur- day even111gs a.nd four production.., Sunday aflernoun. The Oran$e Count) Blad . .\rlor., Theater. which replact·d the Laguna Playhouse on the fc-;t1\al program. will open the non-comJ)l·1t11\C tour- namenl Thursda) at 7:30 p.m. \\Ith "Twent) Hour:s." II will Ix· follo"t'd WHENH~MET 12 45 2 ~S5"1 05 9 20 l.fTHAI. wt»ON 2 ,., 70MM I 2. 15·2·40-5 05-7 30 9 55 No Pus" 0t Oiscounlt INOIANA JONES& ""~JJ<;, ~IL~~~ ~~ by excerpts frum 1ht· San Clemente Communil) Thca1cr's rroduc11o n ot "Oh. Coward" al l<:JU pm. and the Buena Park C1v1c Thea ter's "Little Shop of Horro rs" dosing 1he flrs1 ntghl's program a1 9:30 p.01. will follov. at 8: 30 p. m.( replacing tht· Brea Theater Leagul'). while the host Newport Thca1er .4.rts (cn1cr v.111 stage "Gral·cland'' at 9:30 p.m. Four shows arc on the clol>tn~ day's program Sunda>. starting at _ p.m. wi1h "Grealcr Tuna" by tht• Irvine Communll\ Thea1er and fol· lowed al 3 p.m. b>"·Bo) Meets l lirl'' b) the La Habra Depot Pia} house Compleung the fcstl\al :it 4 p.m. and 5 p.m.. rc'\~t'tt\CI~. will be "She Was Onl)' u Farmer·\ Oaugh- te r" b) 1he C) prcc;s Ci\ IC r hca1cr and "Vanities" b\ the H untington Beach Pia) hOU'>l'. !tlOVIE LISTINGS Newport Beac·h Fnda) ·!> tcs11v111cs \\Ill open with 1he Illusions Nev. V 1cv. Thea1a o f Fullerton (which rl•placed the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse) prcscnung "Slov. Like Mc" at 7:30 p.m .. Also on 1hc Frida} program arc "Men's Singles" b) lht' Gankn Ciro' l' Com- mun1l) Theater al t<:.m and "Bakon)' Scenes" b~ the -\na-Mo<l- Jec;ka Players at !UO p.m. IAUIOA CINIMA 10Y f 81•()' .• 8 ~ 1 t '' • 'l• C-1< eooti Co"tlde"tl•I I"<'' ~ '~ IDWAltDS NIWPOltT CINIMA ' '"""!' • Cf>nct-' o''"" &•• -01t:JO t l •c•n<• co MlH ff'G 1 •1 l i.. , t. " ' ~ I When HMrJ Met Sau, •.• 1k'1 ' • 4 \ 4 !I 10 IS J aatMa" jf'( 1 I 11 I I< 4 t UDO CtNIMA l\lr.-.,µ· • 8v•J ••1 "•• "'J 1'' H-., .. 611 81~ Oea4 IJoeu Sod'•tr ,,., t ' ~u ,.. 11 4.1, P'O"T TMIATRa }Yit\~ f t tH t, 011~ t, t t t 1, t· 1 Wutherl"9 Hel9ht1 I " \ · T he Westm1m1cr Commun1t) Theat~r will llfl the rurta1n Saturda) at 7:30 p.m.v.11h "If Men Pla}cd Cards L1ke Wo men Do." Another production b> the Illusions New View Theater. "The Terrible Mee!.." Tickets 10 the fr·sll\ al arl' $6 for one da) or $20 for the fuur-da) series. and ma) be ordered h> calling the theater at 631-01 88. Thc Nev.· port Theater Arte; Ccnlcr 1c; located at 2501 Cliff Dm c. Newport Beach. Costa '1esa , •DWAltDS CINIMA CINTllt , I.'' "" I•• 8'Vd /~f"-' t Vt-10r (. ~,,t,.1 97q • 14 t 1'\ • • • • tll D Cll • • • • • • • AM MAW> Oii °"' ,. GALA .., LR IMl .. ,_ ~ IMCM Tll Tll "' ... ... ... ... l ,IS1'1 '\GS 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00· 11 :30 llllldt Editicwl Two°" the frttftO (R, (Part 1 or 51 Q MurpflJ OtelgNng NtwNN1 (In Doctof. Ntwl Ptt S.iak Town ltown WO!Nfl Stereolo Doctor Ellll'18lnlllent USA TocllJ Alf (In ~FlmitJ Mollie: "Wlleft Wt Wtte Young" (1989, Orama) Romy Co• Ntw1 T onlgllt Show T....w.t Stereol o II 80)0 Jact Alt•endtr, Llnc!SllY Frost Premwe (In Stereo) 0 On Slereol Mtjor t...,. ~ Clhtomll Angels at Colunlbo Shot1 Fuse ..... ' Tu t The ~ T Of onto Bklt J1vs Cont d Gleai Race AICNewl O EJt °"LA. MecOywt 'Aunnefs (R) (In Stereo! o McMt: ••\l "~Id Up" (1987 Orama) Ed Asner. James Wildlf Ranl\MI Sbatoe !RI C ..... 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Ill''-" li ve-year contrac1 v.11h the R1\- 1era Hotel. bringing to four the number of Las Vt"gas resons that ha\C agrcl·d to re tain li ve m usic in !heir !.howrooms. I Gl>o•ll•vners II ll'<•f 11 .IO I \ IO I! I 0 11 I Ho"e,., I Shruftll the }Cld1 11'GI 1 I \ I 11.l • H 1 'f J ,..,., ran r,1 ., ' •c •o ' tn q •' 4 L-ke"ce Co Ntlt ffl _,, I,' t 'i .. ') H ~tl I I •DWA•os CtNSMA "-1.• 11 f:t1 ' -'1J,.,,.' "· .. ,.,., ~ 10, HAlteOlt TWIN CINIMA.S ._,, I• " ff"'•J /f "' " \u .. r t /. 11 t'tll' I tndtan• Jon•• and the La te Crvs•d• 11 •I fl 1/ t0 1 IC. •. 4 '. P tn 11 / ... ...._.n cf'~ \1 I • 4 i\ I ) lf.J MIS.A CIN•MA "-'"""fN'Ht tf~f"I I qu, \1 I •'-' "' J\ We•k•nd At ••rn••• 1r10 11 't • J l 1 TOWl'tl c•NT1:11t c1N1tMAS 1 '4"' c • "' 1•1.•1. IS 4 IA• 1 D•ad P'o•t• Sod••r 1ru1 '•, • 4 \ ' K> ,, I fl'etet .-an 1(.Jf t I I 4 • i 4t. t... I , t U<en<o to IClll (PGIJ/ U :JO, J11J. 6t U , o, 11110 4.l eth-af Weapo" P• l ._, ,. ~ kJ I I UA SOUTH COAST fl'l.AZA ,. ""' u;nt" w,., fll\vr \4<)-0\'f• I Gr••t ..... or ,.,. f('t •• ti 1 \ \ /0 I \j I • •O 1 ~l•ld of Dreem1 IPGI I , J.01, 1:10, 1110 O.JO J.l t•r T•ell V 1rt,I I/ \t , \\ •, 7 ti q /() Huntington Beach «DWAltDI CHAltTllt CINTlt« IHJI " .,,., J\•• ft4 I 0710 I D••d Po•U So<loty 11'<..1 I/ h I '" \ 4' 8l0 10\0 1 •••m•" jf'C, ff t tC> • 1 • 1 •O l G1>01llH11teo II ll'C..1 I,, J 4\ t I\ A., 'I 4 Leth•/ W•ltf'O" l 1•1 ,, I •0 \ 1 "' •u S '"tilt•rt• Joftea and th• U-tt CtMu-• '''<ti u 11 H 1 IO\ I\ II Hit<, IDWAltOI HUNTINGTON TWIN lllS• 1 ~~'" \• 848 -0)118 I l'eter I'•" IC..) I 4\ I ~) > I\ ' 8 H J Llceft<e to IC.Ill ll'GIJf J1JO ••• u .•. 10.JO Irvine THI UNIV«JQITY (INIMA 4 /4 ~ '""""' O• •~ es• 81111 I D••~ Poot• So<l•tr ,,.,•I I/•\ ' I\ \ ., 8 JO 10 so 1 Lolt>ol We•l'O" l lllf ,• 4 ffJ Y 'l IO I I •S J ••tM•ft !PC. I If 1 lO > \ ! Ucen<e to IOfl II'<• I \f } 4 4\ I iO 10 I\ WOODelUDGI C INIMAI 8•" An1 <1 f'Mkw,y/(1Jv .. tlt1H SS 1-0t.H f .......... J-•• aM ll>e un CtutHe 11'(, 111 I I 4 S 1 IO. S n 8 10 I() l l'•t•r ..... IGJ I I H I I() • I \ ' I 1 J T"-ICM ... l(MI Ill fP!.i I 1 I\ 1 IO S 1 t() 10 •Honer, I Sl'tttHtll the M'4tt t"'.11 t t \ • ft t'\ 8 )() 10 IO S Lelh4'l Wee ..... 1 jl11 I IS I IQ \ •S 8 I\ 10 •S Fountain Valley '0UHTAIH VAU.•Y TWIN e ............ nl/(•J•~f'I 81•·1SOO I H-oy. I '"'"""'"* ICMll fl'<>I 10 I\ II I~ 1 JO 4 4~. 1 °' l We ... •ft<f ... ., ..... ll'f'ol II 11 tO I I() I 4', S 4S II 10 'AMIL V l'OUlt CINIMA 11 I flf Broou v >I \I •U•IJ-07 l llMMelCNllll ll'Gl)j)4S 6 ll fS IOlO 1 0 ... _... .. .,, I fl't.I I JO 6 8 )('I 1Cl 4S l 0.M ._ ledotr ll'C.j S 4\ II IS 10 40 4 "" .... _ l<il 4 6. '·~ • J(l Laguna Beach IOWAltO\ \OIJIM (()A\T l "IC•IJNA 4Jb S Co"t "'IOl::.:,:1 1711 f .i-.1~ .... LaMCtWM9 1PG1 )f S I\ 8 tO JO ,......, wc.111 • ,. , 10 Diiiy Piiat -MONDAY JULY 17, 1989 111111 l .l .\f.;1 I 0 •11)' P'llot t>lwnoa 1t1 D•,.l•I H• .... I" Northwood·s Marco Hanlon follows through (leftf, and A .J. Rivera Is tagged out by Laguna Nlguel catcher Dan Ferrest. Northwood won; 11-5. Angels frustrated again by Orioles AWAY Tod11v Javs ('2). 2 JS• Jy 18-Jay\ 4 35• Jvl9-1dle HOME Jv2G-T1ofrs SOS. Jv2l-T1ofrs 7 35 Jy22--T•Ol!r\ 7 OS Jv13-Toofr\ I OS Bo\L TIMOR£ (\I') -Juo,t lih· they did on '°)Jturd.I\ night. thl· Bah1mo1c Ormk' \\Un .l do,t' tall On Saturda\ lht'' "nn 11-'>° 1r1 the bo11om ui thl· ninth 11n \1 11.,· Oc'ncau,·c, d1,pu1n l homt• run do'' n the k tt -lil'ld line O n ~und.l\ r-.t ll"ke) frllkton pullnl .1 dnuhil· do"n the 11ght-lidd line 111 thl' I Ith inning. 'rnnng <JI R1r"en Im ,1 i 2 \ ICIOf') ll\Cr lht• ( .1ltlurn1.1 \ngl'I\ ··11 ''il~ prem 1..111\t' ·· \Jtd \ngl'I\ firc;t bnscmJn \\all) Jo) m·1 "ho tossed a h.inulul of din 111 lht• .iir nftc1 tht· hall got p.11,t him .. I hat \\!l\ f1 U\tru11on that II 1urm·d llUI In be lair It t.ould h:l\t' g11nt· l'1 thl'r W3) •• "I thought 11 \\l'llt nght n\t'I the hag." r ('llkton ...... J Caltlorn1a l.i nagl'r Doug R.1da still "a" up\CI OH'r ~.uu ruJ\ ·., t..111 I k \\3\ l'Jl'l. tt·d h~ homt• pl.111· lllll· put· i....,·n "-Jl\l'I lx·lnlt' tht• \l,lrl 111 \unJJ) ·., g.111\l' "h,·11 he t11n11n11l·d .ugu1ng ,,·1thn KJdt·r nm "·""''' ''11uld t.ll" Jh11ut till' .1rgum, nt \h"t' ">mrth 2 r 'dHI t;iu·d l\\P hallt'" an till' tnr 111 111,· 11th g••I tlw '1, 1111' 111 hr \ \l" unJ m.11t•r k.1~111 dl'\ l\lllll \\ 1111,· r r a\('f ~-... p1tdll ti 111\l' 1n111ng .ind ''·" tht· lu\l'I \\,1l l-.1nl' R1p"cn to \IJrt thl' "inning 111111111.1 \ngd\ 'IJrtl.'I \111..,· \\Ill ,11111\\l'd '-l'H'n llll\ 1n 11111\' 1nn1ng\ \trt••" 1n1t ti \l' ,llld \\,ti "l'd I\\ II Jmrwr·, 1h1rd homt• run ol 1hr \l':t\Oll g;l\r < alil11rn1a thr ll'ad 111 thl' "'th hut Bal11r1wrt· 11nl 11 111 tlw \l'\l'nth on RBI \tnl-(k' h\ l k "' r,· .i u' ,, n d r 1 m h h 1 t t l'I I 1 m I 1.1bcr ( alllorn1a 11t•d 11 111 th,· ninth 1111 AWAY Jv2•-A s 1 os• Jv2S-A s 7 os• • Al oames on KMPC radio 11101 • On 1e l!Y \•On Channf l S • Ori te•e v s1on Ch11nne1 1 ! ,,,.l!,g I ll\1111 h1' 111,t hln\\ n \ii\,. 1n I ti 11ppurtun111,·, Brian Do" n1ng "••lknl. ''J' .,.,,,nlit"cJ to \l'rtrnJ h\ < hilt DJ'., .ind .,,nm.J on lat k I fo\\l'll'\ l\111-0111 \lngk · I k m.1dr <1 good p1tl h to Ho" ell • ,111d lw Ill'! hloopt.•d rt 111 ... O rrnll·., \I .111Jg_, 1 I rank R nhinson \a 1d .. , rnr t.1n't hl.1mt• hrm for thJt ·· I l1111k' ,1.1nl·r Hoh ~1 1la,"1 \\ruck out \l'\l'll 1n \l'\l'll 1nn1ng\. 1hc mo<.t \t11 l..t·11ul\ l'n .111 Onok<; p11chl'r thl\ \l'JI . I ht• \ta1t nl thl' game "a'> ucla,t·d I huur .i minute\ b) rain Dodgers trim Cards behind Belcher, 3-2 HOME Q:p Todav-Cubs, 7 JS / Jvll-Cubs 7 JS ~ Jy 19-<ub\ 7 JS AP' L ..... ,. ..... o Jv7G-•dle ~ AWAY Baltlmore's Mike Dev•reaux creates a cloud of dust whlle LOS A"l(,fl F~ ( .\PJ -Tim Bckhcr pitched "'ell but lhdn"t throw v.ell -to \C'cond base that r<; Clinging 10 a one-run lead rn the founh inning. Dekhc.-r. malong his first stan sincr June ~O. got Tom Pagnou1 to hit to hack to tht· mound to start a double play. It WCI'> instrumental in the Los Angde\ Dod1ers' 3-2 victor) undny o-.cr the St. Louis \ardinnls. "The back-to-back strikeouts in the third inning wn'i one of the two keys to the gnmc," lkkher w1d. adding thnt "I thought the pla' W1lhc Randolph made in the founh was the other "I cJ1dn'1 realize that the runne" were on the move w whc.-n the arounder came back to me I wa-; lookina for (shonstop lfredo) Gnf· fin. He's the one I was going to 11' I got the ball. But with the runners movina on the pitch. Weihe was covenna. He made a great catch of U.S. poloists nipped in OT ,,.,. .. .,, Md wire reports BERLIN -Simon Asher's aoal with 1:16 rcma1n1n1 in the fi"t ovenime period gave Au,tralia a 9-8 victory over th\! Unttcd tat~ un· day in the FIN World Cup woter polo tournament The U.S. eoJO)td earl) lead of 2-0 and 4-2 in the teHnth-pla c aame. but unraha blttlcd t.rk to tac it each time, then took the lead early in iM founh quaner on a pcnalt) \hot pl b) Try tockwcll. l1'e 1tam1 e•chanecd pis in the f'oUnh pmod until Ench F1tchu tent the match into oven.me for tht AmmcaM by tt0nnt with 19 ttt· oncb ~m11n1na. . FiitMr. Juhan Harvey, k• RCNIM8U and .... KlaM NCh Md • pair or.,.,, for the u.~ .. whid\ was onl} 1blc to con\'fl1 ciaht pl' out or J6 lhot1. m) poor thro" and h1'> thro" JU~I beat Pagnou1 at first ·· Jv21-P1ra1es <7>. 'os / / being tagged out by Angels catcher 8111 Schroeder. Jv71-Porares 4 OS • I Jv7l-Prares c11 1oos• --------------Jv?4-Pira1es. •.JS Jv2S-Astros S JS • 0 Belcher prtched "' rnnrng~ and Jeff Hamilton h11 a l\\O·ru n tnpk 10 ~e) a thrl·c-run SCl.Ond Belcher. 6-8. allo"cd '"" 1un'> on e1gh1 hits \\htlc \Inking out -..;,,.n and \.\alk1ng none. After John Wct- tcland pitched the c;e' en th. Ja) Howett "'Orked the final l\\O 1nn1ngc. for his 17th save in 18 opportun111e<; • All oames on KABC radio t790J • On rerev•$10n. Cnannel 1 t for thc.-hnll but m1o;~d. allo"'inll. Marshall and Stubbs to score ea\11) and Hamilton to ad,ancl' to third Mike ~UO'll'lil followed w11h a n, to '\hon ce nter. Hamilton tagged up and bluffed coming home. hut \l·ored when Milt fho mpson 1hrt'\' th{' hall O\er both catcher Pagno111 and Deleon. v.ho was backing up the pla\ fhc l>odlll'r" rl'<:Jlled R.1mon MJrtinc1 on '°)unda\ from \lh11· qut•rque of lhl' PJtttic Coa<.t l t:agul' and asked war' ere; on left-handed rl'11c,cr Rtlk\ llonon tor thl· pu rpo\i.· of 8'' 1ng hrm hie. uni 1md1- t 1unal rl'lea"c Sortino leads Marina to title The Dally Piiot Melts~ Son1nn held to three points 1n the fi1 \t half. tallrrd I 5 1n the ~cond 111 .,park Manna 10 a 5()..J6 '1llnn 11\er thc.-ho'>l \allor!> in th\' l hamp1onsh1p game of thc.-\lt'"l)()n llarhor ll1gh Girls \ummcr < la'l'ill hac,kctball tournamt•nt \unda' Man1nc1 1-. 1-0 w11h tht• l>1\\llll" thl\ )l'ar rirtch1ng a rnmpkll ramt• ~hutnut on Junc.-' .11 \tl.uit.1 k " C\pcttcd tu \!Jrl tonight Jg.1111\I '"' < h1l'ago C ub' "I can sec wh) learns "ould lt"e to hO \e T 1m Belcher... < ard1 nJI'> Manager White} Her1og <,au.I · I hl' Dodgers ha' e a lot of good .1rmi; You don't get man' run\ agnin.,1 them. The l\\O game!> \\C lo'lt hcrt we made fundamental m1stakc.-\ Then again. when you onl) -;core t"'o runs )OU can't expect to \\In .. Mike Marshall and f ranklin tubbs stancd the second "1th singles off Jose Deleon. 8-9. nnd I lnm11ton h11 an 0-2 pi1ch do" n the lcfi-ficld line. Vince \olcman di\ c.-u t Louis scored t\\1Ce 1n th1· founh on hits b_> the firs1 lour ba11e~ Pedro Guerrero singled. TeN) Pendleton doubled anu Tom Brunan'ik) singil'd in Guerrero Joe.<· Oquendo dro'e en Pendleton \.\llh hi s ~cond ron'iCC'ut1 vc ~1n1tk .\I Albuquerque. \.1ar11nc1 "·" 10-Z with a 2 71) r R \ I he Dodger\ al~u annoumt•1I 1h.11 outfielder ( hn C1w\nn h<t" hl t n placed on the I ~-da) d1..ahll'd ""' and 1hat ullltl\ pla\<.'r Mariano l>un l"an has been ac11' atcd off 1hc.-I' d.1, · d1sahled ltst Sonino wac, n.1ml'd \tn4't \'alu· at'lle Plater of thl' 1 numamt'nt ~IJl.) G1em. an all 1ournamen1 <;eleC ll()O P3led 1'-e\\pOrl \\llh 10 points Manna led w. I\ at half- time and gradualh pull-:d a"a" 1n the sttond hal( LeMond reclaims top spot by 40 seconds ly SALVATOftl ZANCA ORC IER MfRI F.TTE. f"ran<.c -\mcri can Ore l.cMond. 'ill) ina he feel!> \lron&l'r thnn 1n h1~ winn1na )<.'Jr of 1<>86, chm~d OOl'" into the lead of 1hc Tour cJc rt1nle on Suodn' \\1th an 1mpr«\1ve performance 1n en 1ndl\ 1dual 11mc.- trial 1n the Ip\. Hl&h amid thr p1ctUrt•PQ'tcard mountn1n,. LcMond tool liOh pl:u;e 1n the rM:C ptn\Mht' clock and rtp1ncd tht' leader'$ > rllow )4:1'1<} l.aurcnt F11non of f-ranrc. the v.1nncr en 198' and 1984. fcll back into '4."Cond pl \.'C. 40 ,ond' behind t.cMond. "It's ntec 10 h•'" 1~ tllow JCr<IC) l'ltn but the most 1mpon1n1 1 to i.kc 1t a, 11 &t'e' " Lc.'Mond said, knu-.1n1 there " '"ll a v.ttk to 10 before the C)Clina chi\ 1\, cnth 1n P•r1 "But I fttt H frt\h a\ I e'er felt 1n the Tour ck Fr1ntt, ,.h1ch is ~u1tt unusual," he "1d "In '86 I h8d a lot more mental trt~\ 1han I do n w," Sen« h" ~l(t()t). hov.c~tr. he hA ~uffered \anou1 m11foniints. hun11n1 I( 1dcnt. a!' emcracncy appcn~1on1) and Ira problem• I made him m1 ~ tht• hnt '"'' )Cllr" ol th{' I uur tk r ranee. "I feel I am 'cuing 'ltnlOgcr and I hll\{'11·1 hod any bad day,,· LcMon{I ~1d "I'd \<I\ I nrri kchna probabl> As iOod a' I haH· tx-cn \lllll' I'm pmbably not cl11nb1ng a<1 \.,,ell hut I nm rna""\il greot unprovemcnt " hsnon. who held n \Ch'n -...•\11ntl m.irgm ao•na into 1ht' I 5th 'taac.-. trnr~t'd 111 httlr and rlni hcd 10th ~undo). 47 '-('\Ontl4' N'h1m.I I cMond. nd)' Ham~ten. the l'1hcr \memun challenaer. fahcrcd 1n unda) ·, d1mh nd lin· 11thcd 1n I 13.lO He dropped to ~ .. cnth <" t'r~ll mott than seven m1nutt''I back uf Le fon,t IC\Cn Rook\ or the f'wcthcrlands \\00 th\.' '' e 1n I hour. 10 minutr\. 4 t~nlh o'er 1h 2S·m1le from (;ap to Ott1ert,.M,·rlt'ttc l h<' 1::1,1 n .. e m1kt ~" ~tt11a.ht up hill "I fth a<>Od· r problhly cc.n1IJ ha' c S'U h<'d 1t harder tM last hill." ltMonJ ~•d. "I h~\t 10 IA) that hill time ttaal a" not m '~mlt) " Manno Lrja"tta of ~pain v.-a\ ~ ·ond 1n I 11 06 "'hilt deftndina chempion P<'drn ().•lg.ido \\il\ tourth in I I I 'I g.'l1n1n1i JU~I 3 handful of \Cl'onds on l C' Monti, \\ho wn' chlC'l4'd 1n I 11 '~ "I knC'w I '"'ft' going to do a good rnC'C I wn'i ,1h.1d of lo\ln~ mor<' than n m1nu1e to lklgado hut I JU'il lo\I c1 ht \('('Ond<1." l e fond ..aid l>cls.ido .., now 1n tourth pllu.c o'crl\11 2 4~ had, \.\Ith four mOl"l' \llllC!> 1n the '\l~ 10 ao tnllo" in a rc\t da~ toda> Then thcrt " a r('IJ t1HI Oat taa on turda\ \\1th a r lo 1n1 t1tnc 11101 from Vcr.,.1llc1; 10 Pan' o n July 2' hanon and Lt >iond. thl' uni) menc.an to ha'~ "on tht' rac<'. haH' alt<.'rnatN tht I ·ad \1n(.e Jul) 6 I 1rst Le fond held 11 for fhe da ' 1hro h l.i\t Tul·-.<la' 1 hen F11non took O\tr ~1th a bur\t up the mou,,1;un en 1he ond ~• c 1n the f) l'('n('C\. II ~ta)('d that V.'a)' O\Cr tht' nat lhrou h uthcm frantt: \unJI 's chmb rrom 2,400 fttt to 6.<Xn fttt hlk! tv.o lope\ rat('(t fil"\t c:attt0f')' 1n \U.'<'f'nct\ and J1fficult>. The fir 1 la ttd m t o( th<' fi"' n mile of t~ tU<'. " Irvine team has tough act to follow By MARGIE LUCK o...,, ,. ..... , .... ~.pond- • '>unda) ·., rt''>Ults B '\ I U'>I J\ Bo J.lck '>On dnt:<; nul "ant to Ix• , om pared to V.-rllil' 'vt.1'., th1' 'c.ir ' 'on h" u<x.I (I r\lnl' I l 1ttlt' i ciJguc .\11-\tar tl·am rest'>!<. com- pan,un \.\Ith the natrunal champion' ot I lib, or la~• \ear., Southern (ah- l11rn1a l hampc, "i11ll lOmpan,on' .irc.-ine' nabk -JOU \11 1\ thl· prt'\\urc tu pcr1urm · flw I.1 th don't talk <Jbout 11. hut 11\ that· .. 'did< oa,h (;regg < otbcn .iltcr lhl' ll'am defrated the Laguna Bc<ilh \11-\tJr'> '>atunla\ 111 thl' first round of 1uurn.1mcn1 pla' 'Thn ha\l' 11 in their mind'> that bclJU\t' thl'' art 'onh"ood the' ha'<.' an l'dgt• ~omc11mes rha{~ good hut 11 Jl'>ci adds pressure .. ">1111 ( olt)(:rt added the team knu"' 11 I\ thl' •> .\11-\tar'> not thu\l. of l.t'>I \I.Jr ur I 4X7 'lhc\ \.\Jnt 111 hl' 1hc1r o"n tc.im he c\pla1ncd Indeed pla~ing 111 the '>hado"'> of tht• 'iuue\\lul tt·amC \Orne fru<,tratron In 1'18-\.onh"'o<>d made the tnp 10 thl' l rttk League ~ orld Cicne'> in \\.1lllam'ipon Pa "hl're 1t fell to an 1nlrt:d1bh tough tt•ttm from Japan. Thl· follo\\1ng )car. the A.II-Stars rt·pre'>l.'ntl·d \uuthcrn C altforn1 a at thl Wt·'>tcrn Regional' 1n San Bernad1nu \.\here the' \.\Crc '>ho"n the \\J\ out h\ l l'mecula Valle\. '\.4 fhts :year ' 1e~m. made up of the l'lc<:>t pla.,.crc. from around the In me little lc'.·ague '>)'>tem. contains <lnl ) l\.\-O .,. cteran-, outfielder/infielder Jason Jone\ and rnfil'lder/rntcher Jalk I cc '>11 11. ( olbert IS not COUnt· 1ng his tl'am o f taknted pla)'ers out. "\\c're a good tontact team," \ol· bert \did "I thrnl.. the hm "'111 stan dropping in and lhe p11ch1ng and defense'" 111 l.et.·p us 1n the game .. In Saturda~ ·., :!-1 opening Wln against Laguna Beach. pla}'cd at Ne"'pon Beach's Buffalo H ills Park. Nonh""ood pitcher Brad Gra} thrcv. a t\.\u-h111er and lasted through two e\tra innings G ra> also record~ an 1mprcss1•e six .-.1nk.eouts Oppo'i1ng p111. her Brrndan Block al\o c,trud. ciut "' hallt"I'\. hut allow- ed \C.'\Cn hrt<. o .. cr the c.-1gh1 rnn1np and finall ) lost 11 \.\Ith a \\tld p11ch fohn.n \nn of "'onhwood -.hd in for tht.• ""1nn1ng run Third ha..eman \ifarco Hanlon went 2 for 4, as did nght fielder ( had Johnso n Others fin1sh1ng with hll'> for Nonhwood wcrc.-~honstop A.J R1,l'rn: ..econd ba!.eman Joc:y O'Toolc and center ficldl"r Jason Joncc, C olllc.'n "a~ \omt'\.\ hat <.urpn<o<'d b\ ....,onhwooJ 'i small number uf hi1s. hut ma1nl) ,halkcd 1\ up 10 the \.\Ind ".\fter the first 1nn1ng. I did e\pcct more hrtc, ... ( olbert said "i\ fe"' halls that lOuld ha'e been homers or tnplC'S got hung up 1n 1hc "ind • On Sunda) 1'.onh"ood brce1ed tu Jn I I -5 "in o'er the Laguna "1gucl .\11-~tars "'ct:t for 'Jonh- \.\1lC'Kl 1\ a ma1,hup ne\t Saturda) at II) .1 m again'>t \.11ss1on 11\Jonh. a J-0 ' ll.hU O\Cr ~ut h lrv1nc.-undn\ "-tlrlh\.\ood ,., managed b) Raul < cla\a, "'hn\C 'on Michael pla}cd a \Olrd tir't ba<,(' for 1hc.-1cam on Saturda' < da'a "'on the ri ght 10 manage h\ hcing the coach of the l111tc kaguc.-champs of Irvine. the .\thkun C o lh<.'rt got to coach b y v1nuc.-of ht'i team. the \ an~ec.-s. finishing ~c ond to thc.-t\ ·., ( olhcn \aid tht• ll'am could go far bet'au<,(' 1h1·r<'·, a lot o( talent. "It' n got'Kl . c.ohd team:· he ~1d "I kno"' all thl'"<' kid' and the arc a pica ure to t'<l3Ch .. • M.mjor l••gue1/•Z • R•ms• 1lgnlng1/BZ •Golf roundup/•Z • Hollypark re1ult1/•J • 0....., COMt DAILY PILOT/ Monday, July 17, 1H9 ....... ,,,,, .,.,. \h After easily 'dispatEhing Rodrigues, Holyfield eager for shot at Tyson ''°"' TM AslodM9d ~reu LAKE TAHOE, Nev. -Adilson Rodriaues thinks Mike Tyson is the best t,S....,.. hcavywci,ht in the world. That 1 what the Brazilian said through an Interpreter Saturday niaht. There are people, how- ever, who wonder if something might have necn lost in the translation. Nol lona before the 31-year-old Rodrigues offered his opinion, he was starched by Evander Holyfield at 1:29 of the second round before about 7.600 fans oudoors at Caesars Tahoe. The people in cba~e of Holyfield's career certainly don't agree with Rodngues. "He's a better fighter, a better person And he'd be a better champion," said Ken Sanders, who manages Holyfield. "We believe what 1s best for Evander nght now 1s to fight Mike Tyson." said Dan Duva. who has promoted the 26-year-old Holyfield's. fights since he turned pro in 1984. "If the people around Mike T)son want what is best for him, he will fight Evander Holyfield. The fight is inevitable." It would seem so -two unbeaten fighters, King wins Open by four Betsy Kina shook off her late third-.:} round collapse with birdies on three of the e first four holes Sunday and won her fi rst U.S. Women's Open championship a1 'Lake Orion, Mich. by four strokes over Nancy Lopez. Kina, who blew a three-shot lead on the final two holes Saturday to fall into a tie with Patty Sheehan, rebo1Jnded with a 3-under-par 68 on the 6.109-yard Old Course at the lndianwood Golf and Country Club and finished at 6-under-par 278. The victory was the first Open championship and second major tttle for King. 33. the leading player on the LPGA circuit this season with five victone!> and $503 794 in eaminp. f he $80,000 w1nner's share of the $450.000 purse made King the first LPGA player ever to top $500.000 in official earnings in one season. Jn other golf Sunday: •Mike Donald and Tim Simpson survived but Hal Sutton was eliminated in the darkness-suspended playoff at the Anheuser-Busch Classic in Williamsburg. Va. After Sutton dropped out with a double bogey on the third extra hole. PGA Tour officials decided at 8:25 p.m . EDT that it was too dark to continue play. The playoff between Donald and Simpson was 10 resume today on the 16th hole at Kingsmill Golf Club. •John Paul Cain, who never played on the PGA Tour and turned pro when he joined the Senior Tour last faJI. shot a 5-undcr-par 66 for a one-shot victory in the Greater Grand Rapids Open. Cain, a 53-year-old stockbroker from Houston, became the first Monday qualifier to win a Senior T our event since Larry Mowr} did it at the 1987 Crcstar C lassic. He finished three trips around the par-71 Elks CounU')' Club Course 1n I 0- under 203. •American Jeff Sluman led from start to finish to win the S 1 million Bcl&ian Classic in Brussels by four strokes. American Scott Simpson, who had 70s Satur- day and Sunday, wound up second at 212. QI 011. 01· 1111. D\\ T•y Mudaric', Green Bay's unsigned No. I draft pick: "I'd su out at Green Bay. but I'd rather ao to Dallas and crush people. The> 'd like my style there." McEnroe to miss Davis Cup An injured shoulder will prtvent John McEnroe from playina in next weekend's • • Davis Cup semHinal matchup against West _,,,,- Germany at Munich. McEnroe will be replaced on the U.S. team by Brad Oilben in the five-match mectini. U.S. Tennis Associa- tion s,POkesman Ed Fabricius said Sunday from Munich. lo tennis action Sunday: •Unseeded Jim Pu&h of Palos Verdes won the first sinalcs championship olhis professional c.arcer. defcat- ina si~th-secdcd Peter LundJren 6-4, 4-6. 6-2 to wi n the HaJI of Fame Championships in Newpon. R.I. • Anden Jarryd of Sweden captured the men's sioa&es title and Gabriela Sabatini of Argcnttna took the women's crown in the $250,000 World Tournament in Ouka, Japan. Jarryd beat American Pete Sampras, 6-4. 3-6, 6-4, while Sabatini overpowered American Mary Joe Fernandez, 6-1 , 6-2, on the artificial surface of Ouka Municipal Gymnuium. • C.arl-Uwe Steeb of West Germany rallied from two KU down to defeat Sweden's Mapus Gustafsson. 6-7 (6-8). 3-61 6-2, 6-4, 6-2, in the finaJ of the $305.000 Swiss ()pen m Gstaad. Expos place OWen on DL Holyfield 1n posiuon for mandatol") challenges as the No. I-ranked contender b) both the World Bo 1ng Council and World Boiung Assoc1a11on. and a lot of mone~. First. however. Tyson must beat ( arl .. The Truth" Williams in a maf\datoi; defense of the International Boxin• Federation's share of the title Friday night at Atlantic City. N.J. Shelly Finkel. an advisor to Holyfield and andcr~. thinks if T)son beats Williams. scnou~ ta lks can begin about a fight with Hol}field w11h Don King. the promoter. who has become Tyson's advisor. 8111 Cayton. Tyson's manager. who is estranged from the champion. would have 10 approve the match. That should not be a problem. He approved the T)son- Wilhams bout. Duva also said he would not 1ns1st on being a co- promoter with King 1f that would be a stumbling block to the fight . Holyfield simply said. 'Tm getting better"' 11h each and ever) fight. .. Having pro,ed he 1s a leg111ma1e heavye1ght in his first three bouts 1n the division and ha\'lng proved his toughness 1n a win over Michael Dokes. the former undisputed crus1ef\lie1gh1 champion showed hea\ }- weight punching poy.er aturda} night. I' THE BLEACHERS "Well, you're a lucky man, It's not a career- ending lnJury. Of course, you'll have to be careful walking through doorways. Rahal holds off Flttlpaldl Bobby Rahal held off Emerson Fit- tipaldi to win the rain-shonened Marlboro Grand Prix Sunday at the Meadowlands in East Rutherford. N.J .. ending the Bra- zilian's wrnntng streak at three races. •• ~r· The race began in a light rain and. after several downpours that soaked the 1.217-mile. s1>.-1um 1empor- at; circuit, the race was stopped five laps shon of the scheduled I 50-lap, 185.55-mile distance. Rahal, who earned his second Meado"' lands '1c- tory, inherited the lead when Michael Andrett1. who dom inated most of the race. made a mistake. locking up his brakes on the wet track and hitting a concrete barrier on lap 90. In other auto racina Sunday: •Nine days after announcing he will leave the Mclaren racing team at the end of the season. Alain Prost sped to a 19-sccond victory in the British Grand Prix in Silverstone. England for his second consecutive Formula One triumph. Prost, who won the French Grand Prix a week earlier, expanded his lead in the world drivers' standinas to 20 points and gave Mclaren its sixth victory in eight races this season. •Geoff Brabham and Chip Robinson drove their Nissan GTP-ZXT to victory in the Miller High Life 500 IMSA Camel OT spon s car race at Ruad America in Elkhar Lake. Wis. IAAF may strip some records * World track and field offi cials are one step away fro m stripping the world rcc.ords of athletes like Canadian sprinter Ben John- son who admit usina banned substances. If prop<>sals drawn up by the International Amateur Athletic Federation arc acccp1ed by its Coun- cil and Conaress meetinas in Barcelona in September. Johnson's 100.meter world record, set in Rome in 1987. could be annulled. Johnson. whose gold medal was stripped when he tested positive after winning the 100 meters sprint at the Seoul Olympics last year has admitted under oath in Canada to taking performance- enhancina anabolic steriods. ln other spons news Sunday: • Middleweiaht Steve ColUns of Brockton. Mass. retttned l\is United Stales Boxing Association crown in Atlantic City_, N.J. with a 12-round majority decision over Tony Thornton of Glassboro, N.J. Collins im- proved to I 5..() with five knockouts. Thornton drops to 21 -3-1 with 18 knockouts. • _$irtjin Smith and Randy Stoklos beat archrivals Mike Dodd and Tim Hovland, I S-1 ~-·~ cafture the S 12,SOO fint priu in the Cleveland vpcn o the pro beach volleyball tour. The win was the IOOlh c:arccr victory for Smith, the w10n1nsest player in the history Of beach volleyball. The title was the founh St~t for Smith and Stoklos on the 23-cvent AssocialJon of VollcyblJJ Profnaional1 tour. •World champion E.ddie Lawaon or the United States, ridina I Honda, won the French Grand Pril 500 cc motorcycle race an u Mans. The 30-ycar-dd American ftnilbed 29 ...,. of the 2. 7S-milc lkleatt• du Maas coune in .50 minu• 16:94 ICCOndt. tlis averttt loeed was 9j.2S. The even1 wu run before a crowd of I0,000. • C.0. Ric9 ~ dindaed I beftb ID the 1990 World Cup_.!:!:. vitith111 EJ Salvador. 1-0, on 1 pl b)' PaMOr F in the 4Slb minute. • lruil WOii i• fhll 9oulh Ameran IOCIOtr dlampioftlbi~ la~ ~·delllll119 U,.a_}', 1.0. in die Aillerica c;up DMI in .Rio de JMeUo oa Romano's IDllh ............... Montr••I baserunner Spike Owen 11tde1 Into third safely •• Lenny H•rrls of the ~Ut~ Reds •w•lts throw. Owen w•• Injured on the pl•y and forced to leave th• game. Tigers, Hudson end droughts From The Assocl•ted Press Charles Hudson was wondcnng when he would win agatn. "It's always 1n the back of your mind." Hudson said. "You keep sa)tng to )Ourself 'Whcn is 1t going to end'" When I first came here. I felt I wasn't contribut- ing." Hudson won for the first time ma \ear as Detroit got three home runs unda) and beat thl' v1s11ing Seattle Manners. 8-5. to end a I 0-game losing streak. the Tigers' longest s1ncl' June" 198:?. Hudson. l-4, had lost seven consccuti'e dec1s1ons since beating Texas on July 4, 1988. He allo\\ed six hits in 61/1 inntngs. becoming the first Detroit Staner 10 win in 22 game's smce Frank Tanana defeated Oakland on June 19. Edwin Nunez finished for his first sa'e. Elsewhere m the American League· Athletics I , Blue Jays Z: In Toronto. Teri") ll'tn· bach hit his second career grand slam and Mike Moorl'. 12-5. ""on his fou rth s1raigh1 start. allowing SI\ hit., m six tnntngs as Oakland moved to within a half-game of the Angels in the AL West. Yankees 10, Royals 1: Greg C'adaret pitched a six- hitter at Yankee Stadium in his second career start 1n a ~me shortCf\Cd 10 611> innings by ram foll ow1n$ a 39- minute dell1). C'adarct. :?-1. struck out a career-high s1A and wa lked two 1n his first complete game. lndius 11, Rangers S: In Cleveland. Brad Kom- minsk drew a bases-loaded walk tn the Indians· Sl\·run first inning and h11 a three-run homer that capped a five-run sixth. Twl81 4, Red Sox 3: In the Metrodome. 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E1ay w111>. 10 bCh\ S31001mo No pe11 l ea 721-0798 • Cost• Mes• 1114 • • 2 9, 1 B• House W 2 e11 g1rage. l1r~ y••d 7!18 J01nne $9 mo S49·7ff1 •COLLEGE P.t.Rk • 3BA 28A, remo deled EncloM<I OlllO, ~ro.nei $1500/mo 551· 35 -----•LllHT-* 2BR 18A lrplc. wrct, 1)1110, MC pr11~ 111111 seso mo Agt nl 645-3683 --M111 y ,.d; Be1utlt11 1 home, •BR. 2BA, 1mm1e Owner occ11p Grdn•. S 1 .5 75/mo 751·tofl7 -otlTl llU lllffl •LARGE Ul)QrMlflQ 28A 2''t8A 2 st~ o8tio.. country l\ltc • pool. ten111a, 2 car ~1t9 Ne pet•°' 1m0k ~ s 1100 Agt e75-• 12 CUTE E'llM 28r 28• • den, 1111. rm. din rm. i.un- dry rm, o.ti Wlll'!r, "Jlk Wiii l'IOld now !or f l 1 s 1 ,95. MC &•&-e5tt ·-un11111.a. 311PI 28A twn~ dpl11.. ' Cost11 Mnll 112• --11• E"Slde 38A. ,,.._ crptlpnl. lrpl, wld h'fup, 2 cir 9•1 on n1C1 NC;lucled street. $1, 100 5411·11571 ~ESA VERDE 3 BA 28.A. l'lome. 2 car i•r11ge, j1cu11! green 01;11. S l•OOlmo 857-07111 Quiet "9ighbOrOUQQ, 38 R, iar, r •11c 1\iml to bch. 91 ITID. 1 500 1ec 525-70751631--3242 .,~All 2BR l'IOUM. frQrll 8 beck 'I'd Drape1, crpt. C'OM to Bl\09• & 9Ctlooll 1745/rno IS0·7244 -l'tWtlll 1,,r,&A: Avail 111 •so. 54f.t3411141--28't. -·-. 2145 SllPI ,~IA Houea ,,... drape1fcarpete Ne~r ~· 213.a25-42.41 23 l1UI~ Wiiii lo -"'• -lif\11 4 9 111 Condo, 2 11orr. "°""" ... ':r."::· -euo, e ve I Imm•• !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~iij~co;;r,;~ .... ~~~~~26E2B4~Ne'l!jiiw~!Ol~n~a;=ldt~~~26~6~9~~~~~~~~ 55 30 Rif iilf * ~* *IS I IF •II Ill* °'fl""'** 2CJ04 :Mac:Nnllt • • • ..,, eonc1o tn._._. 21r ,.. oou cou,.. Frig. • ••ov. HUNTINGTON •Y THe Al.L CA1H BOYS•• ~s ...... 1 .. , ~ HR llA I& Hute ,...... ,,';.o ":! .CW view Dec*, qui.1, tennl• Ind. No P9t• 545-4855 v .::;-RV PARK Dt8TfWUTOR8HIP NW mu. I UIUIUtl l°'ow4no H.I. .....-, 1 tewnfloMe, = •Id hilue> a W 1725/mo ••a--aca by IN OCMn, . 1~ PAOFIT 11• 11 ftM1 U w•utrn mtg Meda CNC lat'- .....,., .,. lft I.A & ... rtiini 11100/mo Agl ... II 1154.Joenn Wt-..rr* oreet'**lt•.9oolcnow Netlonel Compeny In • TUAHYOUAIPAAETIME MIUI I op«91orforMorlleMcl & ~ ....... ber, •Id'*""' I .,~;. I.Moe ~ AIH• In • T8L MGMT 542-1603 Deluxe 2BR 2 ... BA. MCh white ... ..,.. ,.,,,..,, multl· blll'on-dollar·•· INTO .. DOU.AAS ' Maua IMdllnea. Mini· :..c..,:"11 lllr. Al bwltlfUI gerden Mttlng hU own BA, frpM:, dbl ~•tlone, 536-1318 YMf lndu9try look.Ing for I mum 2 >"' ~ienc. Incl. l«ry, ll?'Pllllm 1U Pool/ape Oarao• or~ ~.,.B~ & Adam~/~ encl 9:!r Rec area, 8AL80AISLAND2lk 18a reffat>te, ~ paraon WOAK AFTER ecHOOLI Aleo need ••t-up No peta. ~ lnol ut1a. 11500/mo. c... e«port. lorry, no peta. hkUp. no ·~,.868 8 ~p.11 1,.;r m:'+m:: Cottage, 17110/waak to~andr•toctt re-AND SATURDAYS GET· .... APll llllftlf I man/programmer for -28A "'°'* 2"'<* fof ......_ IMcr 142·3850 28dtm 1Y•8a S775 Hickory. S735 432-77&7 Appt .!1v 1575-00M . 114 ... 73--4727 tall out~. 5 to 10 l\oul'a TINO NEW CUSTOMERS I NIM macNnM. 5-7 Y'• • ger lt'g yYd gerdnr wtll 28dfm 28a MOO "'"7· 818-152-1040 P9f' week. Proven and FOR A LOCAL NEWS·•• Nftpor1 axper. 7402 Mount J0y to 'ect1oote'. l13s0/mo •I I llU 398 W. WlltOn 831-5583 Nwpl Kroee t"41 11reet. ON THE BLUFF NA HOAG guarantHd producte PAPER. NO OELIVEAYI • e.lboe I Of .. H.8 . 14t-3M3 IM.NoPeta.950-5800 Oceanfront SBA, 28A. ---------Sngl M 28R, trple, gar. LgtBr,trplc,gaepd,w9*-.... -..-i o-n«•tlng u much u INVOLVED, AND ALL •CoronadelMer IUT_I.._ • 1 1800/mo. ' 1 Bedroom M55 No pet1 $795/mo. 1&115 In cloHI S895-S720 Weekly Aentala, tl5o I 12,500 P9f' month. Mini-TRANSPORTATION -llUI -.. ~--11--4IA,21A.ta200/mo. 241WWlleon 831-0HO lrvlneAv.•1.720-9422 Pool.spa,gar.Ot'carport. Up.Bkrl42-.3850 mum lnvaetment of PROVIDED BY ANOMdi~we96!.early2openlngelnem.market tlk Ha hae, gar, lrg '1s Cont~ary HOfM nr t8R fU11y furnleMd Apt 1 .... IJ .. m NEWPORT TERRACE ::· 1~5. MCU~. Call Mt. ADULT SUPERVISOR. ~:;·H ~~~~le J~~ In Newport, 873--5520 • ~ AO~n~~~ 8~ WHIT~7£AL TORS Adu~, n/Tkr. ,111501,;,o Newer 1BR w/fOt'mal dine 1401 Superior 5415-8838 Roomm1tt1 \111nt•d or on,,' 9!,1· an~~·3:: YOU CAN AVERAGE proof ·of Insurance. , •111111 175-4e30 + ep ut le. Dye arM, O/W, oak cablnete. BACHELOR UNIT 2724 1-800-e2t-2721 FOt' Service Station, New- IBA. 2"'8A Condo h,lghty 54<>-0220 Eve 557·7555 quiet lool lndry tac l ~ ... fl IHtltl 2 rma ava In HB. 1325 & ANYTIME. DAY OR NIGHT ..,..0000 EARNINGS port BMch arM w/Srnog UHfaded, frplc, NeWport 'ENTHOUQE OCEAN VU 2BR 1'A8A townhouH pool. Sngl edit. No pets. Full kJtcMtl ytly leaH 1375 Incl utle Lovely $:75 1..,..NO COL~CTING license, all baneflt1 • North. 11400/mo Avall Unobetructed: brand MW 1tyle. Prime E'SIOE lo· $895. Curt 11831-1266 $525 Incl. utll 145-8187 ., e •. c •1·1 J • y lnvtltmlrtt / , Apply 2590 Newport now .. 729-7250 497-9918 2 Matt BR, lu>eury, gated, c •ti on . s 8 50 m 0 . llWflll wm 541-e915H1833-o351w Opportunity 2900 UU MJ..Ull Blvd, Coat• M ... pBA.28A.PMwk.l>euryapt• guwdedtaS00850-2820 759.9242 ...._., 1BR .;::,':ia1 dine N ~~n•MT"";,' -QR MORE I•• l ell>•l-P mllUL"llT•t • evaill 811. Relervatlon• IUllUll 2BR $795. New carpet & arM O/W ou cablMt• :4000~:!;,· rlcro Ar~· m,lll lltT.I, Newport Beec:h Internal • ~Subelng tuan. Open Outetandlna gate-auardect paint. emall garden patio. qulei locl' Lndry fac & 875-4~36· g • AVAILABLE M2S/mo, lnter .. 1 only, 3 medicine. Outi.. lnclud· ''"' n 1 t-4. 15th & 28R + aen, 2~BA, 2 Garege aYlll. •48r 2Ba l)OOI. Sngl adlt. No pet1. IMMEOIATEL Y yMft. 714-780-2822 FOR MORI! UllPTlllllT Ing; bllllng, reception, fll. ~~.n9r7Hoeio HoeJ>. frplca .. OntMgolfcourM. condo 11150. 548-9720 $e95. Curt 11831-1266 Granny Apt. mu11 be 80 ENJOY 14-15% return on INFOAMATIOH CALL Eetabllthect c-c•I con· Ing, ate. 30+ hre/wk _.,.,, 9-999l. All t'-bella l whl11i..1 .. _.. ~old+, gentleman pref w•-1 T 1 "--"' .. 0000 (11•)1•11111 , ,,,__.,,_..__..,.,.CAREER Saler" commeneerate ., BR, 2 1,L B $3350/mo * 750-5064 Upgrauwu 28R, new ttove. NEWPORT HGHTS Bech, New 2BR, l BA, n-lmkg, -n1 I rus ..,_, •• 1 , to ---·-·--. ..., . , ' etory, ,. A part!lng, encl patio. kitchen. all utlli Incl. no pate 1750 l48-25e4 $1,000,000. Call Denlaon recepllonlet w/1trong w/exp. 759-t&oo ~Condo. Comm pool, clbte TOWNHOUSE. 1900 sq ft. W. 18fh St. 1725/mo. Refrlg. S.95/mo. 1665 . Mature Fem11e Non-Auoe. &73-7311 NOWI phone Mllllt, prof Im~ MT....,,... c gar, wl d, no pete. $1.100 3BR 28A, 2 story. Ovef· 731 -8488 evening• lrvlne Ave •A. 720·1M22 .......... flUlf Sm<>kef, 22·30 Yrs Old, -.a IUI warm Ji:•onallty. De.! ,+eecdep5S2-1857 look• upper badt bay *2BR l 'AB• patio gar-Sunny E'S~ 28R t BA •STUDIO. c:vte a cozy To Share 3BR Condo In Mon:yToLoan 2914 Mature ruponelble ~:.l~~ty ~a~k:'io~ • expi~·~':t~&i1 ·••I .. IUITY* ~~~k•2~;, ~~mW~ ege, DIW. ~bl•. l~ndry private gar. & 0 yard: k~~ ~ bai~t~. NI~• =~ofoat!!,~tr~ 'C: •WIDOW HAS MS 4 TO.I woman 1°' day care of helpful Non-emolclng of-Fantutk: e>pportunltlel t0< Wonderful 2 ltory famlly amenlti. to list. Must room. No pate M75/mo. $800/mo. Near shops & Ing. Pa.~ e1ec· .:c::r -Garage, Oommunlty $10,000 up. No credit.... =UM": .=.-·T~ flee. Xlnt aalary and ben-lndlvldu•I• to loin UI ,home. 3BA 2'h8A, ail ... S1500mo. 542-3937 14~ or 850·2318 IChOOlt 846-4831 •STuDro lg'°"' lnllde Pool, Clubhoute, w 10 In No penalty. Call o.nieon Fri. 7am-S·30. Salary ... •1'1'!'~ .. t~2a2"11.Lynda at at DESIGNER BLVD (~~N~~t~X: ••llUPllll•• TlllftU.Lf 'patio, 1 carport, 'iota ol Condo,OIW,&newtyr•AMOC.873-7311NOWI beneflta.1573-1009 .._., AWoman'1Clottllng &Ac- tu1a Pt." S2000/mo yrty Apart1111nts •2650 HARLA AVE• 2BRw/gar, bit-Ina. fncdydi !~orage. Nr 11th St. ~ecora1-g. ~SO~mo +~TD 2918 Chlroptectle EXTERIOR PL.ANT TECH. cu.ory Store. Mgmnt '" Aot 875-4912 A emllf, quiet complex. w/patlo. 6315-·'120 1-SPM .v50fmo ,. utlle. • P · a a r • n ~ • • .-T lfflll FIT. Oependeble. good background nee. can· . m 1BR Apte moderately 2619 Santa Ana 'I' .S735 •COZV 2BR 1BA upper 9 8 6 -2 19 9 · I a av a llT. M'f1 OMV record. No exp dldate1 mutt have xlnl *WIK"'* priced. Some feature.:.-unit, next to beach. 1 me$aage. Aalstant, FIT In CdM. neoeaaary. Call Foetefs tales ablllty. Vlt<'y com- lew. Exec. 5Br 3Ba family ....,.. 2606 thedral celllngs. baleony, Trl·M E'alde Twntlm. 3Br s p • c • P • r k I n g ' Win Dinner For Two! &73-8070 Gardene, 63 t-6340. petetlve pay, and • he>C hm 12395 Agt 788-7322 2BR 28A upper, newly r• garage. "Uk• MW & Ye<y 3B•. 2 car gar. N-smkrs. $35th/Sealh<><a, $900 .. -a• '111111, ftll Ollll work 1ct1edule Call CSecoratad, $1275/mo In· private." Pool. spa, BBQ, 233 16th Pl Avall lmmedl •DELUXE 2BR 2BA le>w« _.._ M bel 722-G722 ... LIUI• cludff utllltles. 573.4727, laundry 111 ~ MC No S 1350 + NC 835-0705 Duplex. Nr Lido VIiiage. lllllA Pl .. IU D.IT Ulm IPPn PIT. Newport Beach M·F. a • · Plll'fllllll ua• 8115-952-1040 pell. Velma 549-207 Frplc. 2 car garege, nice With medical supply eo. 9·2. 852-9995. llWPNTOJITll ......,..SliBJI patio, W/Dhkup, 11100 Pereonable mature per. • .. -Y/P· ..... ••aTAm Beyfront em Studio Apt. •EASTSIDE~Br 18a cot· ~ u YIWlmAU * 1•14ur1ffft,I eon. Mutt be organized, n1111T --., ~ lg bdrma w/retreet off New decor.patio, utts pd. taga. frplc, stove, private II lllH I ~ Announcellltnb 2920 an«getk: & be able to PIT. Weelcend1. J<Tnt oppty s.ty/Reoept. Exp. pref d muter tulle. Beaytlful Quiet employed single. entrance. small yard, aa I 111·•11t ' J II _ handle a variety of dutlff. to teem. 644· 14 t3. Salary neg. 844-8722 mountaln & c;lty llghtt Se&Smo (yrty). 673-3600 $860/mo+sec. 54&-1827 ..-UTllllTI I ., ...... -• i•• ltllltltt. •lea .... •••114 Xlnt office tkltte Incl. word view. Hlghly upgraded Sparkling eleen. lar;,ge _.... • .,._, -Bowt Aug 2t67J-1911 proceulng. CALL F/TllUPTlllllT New*"aper thru-outl Alarm syetem 3 FURN. 1•t c1 ... lBr tBa, •WTllll• Garden apts. BeautlWlly Nr F .. hlon lllanCI. Frplc, ""'l•llleMt llw 544-8238 Iv rneaeage. Neectect fOt' a racycllng ...... frplca, $4000/mo. 1 'yr lndry. BBQ, angl on!y. no .... laJ a,11 landecapecl grounds I PoOl avall, lndry. No Pete. Lost I found 2925 I machine manufacturing i.e. Call Maureen White ~1'!, ~r~~.l~s..$8~5/mo. Country Mttlng 2BR lBA Pool & ep1, patios/decks, $950/mo. 640·19t t y fn NEWPORT developer co. Benefit pad!ege In. for Appt to show. Re/MIX • 88 6 upetre. carPor1. 1g cov'd garege or carport. VERSAILLE-Large 1 Br ..... • needs FIT typing, coplea,j cludff: company paid Rltre of Nwpt Bch NORTH Bayfront. Yrly. balcony. 329 University B~ S610 penthouse In quiet lo-'"'"''"'• bright l wllllng to learn medlcal & dental ln- •780-5000 or Laurie Spacious. 1BR, frplc, Dr •K $765/mo + S700 1 Bedroom $6801 cation. Avall 811. No pets. ,, .......... ,.,... fRllMI\ ans computer. Don 722-7882 eurance, 401K plan, • IUISTllT 111n1ct .eectro1lan. Re/Max ol patio. Remodeled kltch. dep. No pell 642-2816 16t e 18th St 642-0856 TRW reqd. No .... MSO 11-n,..,. .... .... uunu NI M.DMIAL lederal credit union plan •AlllER Irvine. Rltre 559-9400 $1050/mo. &75-3457. •Mesa Verdelgqut.t3BR 1 ~-;~,;----SS70 Imo lse 644-7211 Agt. ........ ~... ARE FREE SMk rHponelbl•. or-~-=-~~ fOf Bonnie • ...,.. ...... a;;o; p~ 2607 2BA. lrplc, lg CIOMll, dbl 2Bdrm 1'/•Ba $79sl weSTCLIFF Lrg t Br. ..... gantzect. detail oriented 1 ·Fullor Part-time 2 BR'lownnom.. with up garege, dl w. encl patio, 2250 Vanguard 5'40-9626 1 Dtshwashef. nu carpet, Cal•, P9f'aon fOt' tm•ll auto-Ullllll F/T •e'arlyA.M lhlft to 1,620 1/1, golf courM 1BA upa1alrt Apt. 50 ft 11095 No Pets 540·2495 , prkg, pool, n·pell Avall 1....._ lll •••1 mated mental heallh of-ELITE GARDENING SVC. •Mutt have reliable Ylewe, frplca, w/d hkupa, from bay $750/mo yearty s5soimo + dep Moblle Dini Point 26261 Now. $750 mo. 673-e640. ~ .._ MJ-Hll flee. Gd phone & Clerlcal Exp Nee 548-5588 venlde and lnk!rence ale, 2-car aitch gar. Call utllltl•• Included. Call home No pell. Mature Weet Newport. 1 houM to 111-1211""' •klllt. Computer HP •Good Selary & Mforappt. 760-.5494 714-737~554 adults Quiet, secure FllT&IMIUUlll I beach. 38R. 2BA, yr1y halplul/wlll trai n GeneralOffioe MlleagePald Bluffs Condo. quiet cul· 2 lit to bch. 1m. 1991 Newport 648-8373 $539 lg 1 BR, complete $1,250/mo. Avall Mid· B S (7 t4)933-7V3t ma..... 1 CS.MC end unit lovely BachelOt' w/cl patio frig --privacy, patio. garage, no, July. Bkr 642·3850 LUFF T NB AREA. Fem. FOUND AIREDALE ..... Yl•llLf 951111 • • W ... It MJ..Ull greenb9tt. 3BR, 0 2'ABA, NO STOVE. $.475/,;,o .t pate. ~92·720~ --!YEARLY 2 BDRM, lBA, ~e~tOe ~~~~'~u~~ Male. young, vie Promoo-........ MlllWIYEi 15A.M.-SP.M M·F llv. rm, lam. rm $1,950 MC. 818-285--0223 ...._..,_8 .... DUPLEX garage, laundry, 5370/mo + utll. 650~60& lory ~t. N.B. 962-6753 Dynamic & progr .. elve ... Ulmll & A.M. • tO A.M. Set-Sun Call 540-1858 -.;;•u ._ Hunt. leach 2640 frplc 1 block from beach evenings COIOt' analyll1 oompany OCEANFRONT-PENINS. Corona dtl Abr 2622 •• _1eR seso or 2BR saoo. $9sO·uec 673"'6028/E M~:le~s..;~~ .. ~ ~C:.! FOUND: BLACK & TAN. need• FIT or PIT con-Part time, ... Y wOt'k AMINuralng .l8A 28A-S1750, Remod, 1• I 211 t1-tmnl Downetalre, 3 blocks Me .. home w/d $350 baby Pug dog wtcollar. eu1tant1. LMrn IM new-or PM. No e>Cp. neceu-OOTIFlll •II Ulf ,,.. appl. Avail lmmect. Ill LI TtleM attractive Apts fH· from ocean & HB pier. SM Clemente 2676 +'h utll & dep Cet ok Found on beach In N.8. eet comput•r a11l11ed ary. Hourly • Bonue. 3:30 • 7:30pm. t1 pm 723-0352. 790-H18 let .... H11 ture pool, spa, private 960-0130 attlf 5pm David 8415-2722 anytime &73-2018 COior analyale iyetem. 142 .... 32t Ext. 432 or' ·7:30am. Ple&M call M-F ..... ' •• I.I. 2 br 1 ba New carpet patio• or decke, garsge --OIT • llTI , ---FOUND· Fem•l• Cat found Aleo train In wardrobing 228. Walt IOI' beep. ask 10-8pm. Country Club • • • w 1 m ming P 0 0 1 • or carport In a beautlfully Win Dinner For Twol NB Waterfront. Newly dee-In vacl~lty of Euclid & Ed-I mek•up artist~ Ex· IOI' Cryetal Ot' Ban. Conv. 549_3061 eec. 2=m. ~'::75~0 l900/mo.~818)790-992t: ~;~~~::fa. Hlllng. L!guna lelCh 2648 $;=0 '~;~ u~::'~t :~ Inger, 839-&221 =t•~~i: 1 S~I llllUL lfFIOI OFC ASST NEEDED For • .... 758-7004 !Mir eoop, 1818)249-943• 1 Bedroom S685 \~r Unfu;n.kOce~n Vlewl Mbc. Rentlls cleaning serv No FOUND: Fem11e dog a 1989 Beauty For All FOt'Comm'lwlndowcover-1 Coate Mesa plant co. Ap· U'LEX _ 28A 28A *• 11A 1111* 2Bdrm 1V.Ba $770 be~~~ w~c~rp~ ~s57~~ Rooms 2706 1mklng/pete. Prei prot found on 711189. (Breed) Seuona, Inc. 1 Ing eontrKtor. Caeual pro• 30hra/Wtt. N/smkr. ~belcony. gar, 1 blk bch. Dedl, patio, garage. No 121am11111n mo/lease <194-70;9 le male Avall 811. 11 Bull Terrier, ml>C whit• CONSTRUCTION I NB olc. ISOwpm, O<derl Lotu1 t-2-3 e>ep IOf bill· 'l 1100mo. 118-369-4539 peta780-1713/857.1776 COSTA MESA . •HllMl'lllfTll 673-2747 withdarkapottlng,about aip•-• entry, bllllng. Salary + Ing. Outlee lncfude: gen. •..« 714-87M554 1•2 1•2• - ---1 year old. S"41 wa1 found ., ._.. • benefit• Can Je111c1 eraJ, secretary, clerlcal, .. 11.1111 • IUIYPUI* N~tBctlM/F (25+)1hrlg on Vlc1orla (200 Bloctt) Wiii coneldar training 17141873-0760 ·bookkeeping , good ALEA8ES1225.38R + 2BR, 18Auntt, 1'Ablks.to CLEAN 1BR lBA. garege, ~ lelCh 2669 198824'TerryRVeforrent ~o R, ,1~"'.~:s~r~!~~j near holpltal & nurwy. 5415-5100 I I Phone lkill1, AIR. & AI P gar + new crpt 4309 ooean 1895. /mo. Agent laundry lacllltles yard *EXCLUSIVE GUARD• by the month In park re, 1 650 2438 548-5948 ..... ···--GENERAL OFFICE I c 0 n t a c I c h r I • I y Petra. It.Qt. 557~373 ' 723 tS65 se951 + SSOO · d 0 TED CO w/great faclllUea Sec ave -~" 1 Perton office. Phones. 631-6340. . C-21 Prof. 551-7000 . • ::ee-15217 ep * A MMUNITY• dep ~ 1st mo 536-8316 NICE APT. own room LOST COCKATIEL young •Peld to tr ..... worldwide I typing, bllllng required.----- --------Charming 2 Bedroom, 1 II .. IUYll -r • 1 · grey, with vivid Y9llow •Ft" rm/~d on lhlp Permanant poatlon 5 ORDER DEPt fill ... WllW 8ath front Duplex. Fir• EASTSIOE 1BR 2BR 28A 1500 slf w/goll ~UT~ furn bdrr;n w/prl ent ~~!111~~':.;' ~~k kl~~h colofatlon. Vie 11th & •No exp req'd 54()..3332 I daye. Mature n-am<>ker Small 00 need• a Cheerful NewportCreat 48R 2'A8A. piece, SISO/mo. Agt Cozy wtttl lot1 of natural courM VIEW Frpte, wet hn ove:l E SIDE C~ area s325 i'nci utll/Slo6 Irvine. C.M. 675-6451 CUSTOMER SERV REP ' preferred. 751-7956 friendly pet.on to take&, dln.room,tam.room,dbl 875-49t2 wood, aaatanect parking bar.mlcro.W/Dhkup1.2 1~me. 0t•m~. FKt. oep,'avaJl7/l5 557_..11 2 LOST DOO-REWARDI IOI' banlt card loc:atlon : 11_ procaea phone order• garege,W/Dtlkup,O/W, & laundry facfllty S525. car garage wl >etre ry rm pr · em --· G &Blecillhorthllrect Fle>C daytl ti Ou I -" Outi.lnclan9Wpt\ones • poollcourta.S1150/mo. Costa Mesi 2624 938--0552 tlOfege. All maint Incl pre.1350641-5070 Prof. M/F lhr C.M 2 BR ~raffan S d mix. urning ":i o~p ,:,,experienced Ca ll flllng,typlng NeedablHty TSL MGMT ~2-1803 8parkllna clean 28drm Eaettlde, gr .. 1 location. 1 Sorry, No pe11. 644-0509 nff ... I llAll ~~g~e/xmoN·!mk~ ::~· Med-lrg 1em':9' Vie of growth No Mlllng req ' 9&2-8559, IY mtg to wt! In crOWdect _& busy or af* llpm. 831 2725 iv.Ba tl50. Allutllepeld. BR, 2 car garege. eeper-A1 beech. Exc:hanoe PIT 5415-70215 Iv m . Harbor & Wiison. Mutt be a l*>P6e pereon1 111.PWllTll ofc. Hrs 8em-4.30pm 1.llllJ--.J Garege Sorry. no pet1 ate Ilk• a houM $850 •WJ•T 1111111 IPTI Child care Mon-Fri, 8· t eeg 722-1672 831-0323 w/nlce appra. Thie 11 • ! FOf etufflng envetopea. No, ::':'al:' vac S71hr CM , 38A ~· ww:f, euff, 1MO WALLACE 2&7 Santo Tomu. Drive-*Wl'TI llATIUPI• Female only. 673-<6194. Commerdll perm l>Oaltlon. Call Gene experience neceeHry. ____ t ____ _ : CetaMna-epa, MC, A/C, 3 142-1424 542~905 by & c&ll 25()..8002 EXCLUSIVE BEACH HUNT. BEACH furni.hect •" Htllth I fllnfss 3<XX) 54S.t255 FT/PT. FOt' aw'lcatlonl ..... M.01 l ter!*ngl4000722-&480 SMfHUTUTOBEACHI E'SIOE 111r-up MOS. 28' COMMUNITY bedroom, female, 35+, .E. s.fte/tltf'4 • DIWa--·\t;1~~·~::~~etb~· 711 = ~ndlormatlon Hnd!FOt' a manufactvring eotn· *-ur ,.. .. L.-.111111 $e75, cable hkupe, gar, 2BR 2BA bey view! Micro, non amkr, pvt bath, kltch I -·-· · · rauect atampectl pany. HMvy phonM. e>ep f _.., * .,1.,. U.O:-M2s no peta rlf• raqd. 352 dl w. lrptc, gar a enjoy prlY. $350. 962-7290 Bu.,.ss/Offfct lent Loww Choleetrol with our ml 111.P envelope to P.O. Box, prefered. 213-921-2521 Huge 21A 2BA aecurlty ..,.. ... , .. • ..... 1725 Victoria. 545-8181 appt our prvt bMcll $1675. 2769 fat ettactt peck. For free PIT 8amto2pm lorC M 4581, DHrborn. Mii uk fOt' Mary OOftdo, bey vtew, tunny • "· --· Newport Beach. Reep. con• u It • t Ion ca 11 • • · · 48128. klk:Mn, 2 cer P.,klng, .... 38R, ltOO E'SIOE 21R 1~BA. BNutl· A:~:,,18R ~::i prof. female, walk to bay WllTILJff ••u•• &46-5528. NEO LIFE Dell. 542-5297 H .... ~ ,p.,, nme pool •1475/mo yrly IN. Gu/wtr pct Pool, gar, d/w ful, ~··quiet. Bullt· IMt ·~ · & beach. $350/mo + Crnr of Wntcflff 1 lrvtne PRODUCTS lllTAL UlllT llA ~-""•. · ' Aet 875-4912 142-5073•&50-8069 Int, encl garage. 1795. * ~.~I-lo u"I* $100 deposit. 675-8509 Newport Beec:h HMlth I Diet Center e 11 1• 11 **Wlllll** ITllllTI •IONU +Blg+9Hutllul 63l-408e Ot' 542•9795 SORRY, O PETS WESTCLIFF Furri1 rm Full etrvlce bulldlng. = for ~~=t~C:t"i: HouMcfMnere. Imm opln-1 ..... .. tfwot or .. t Condo l.rg 38A 2\.t8A, dble gar. ool/tennte. I 1850mo . Ave 811 5'44-3CM9 1 & 2BA Apte .. Eu1elde E'SIOE exceptionally lg UL1111-1111 3/4BA, prlvent w/d Prof Office & Retell Available Ptnanlf ser;;c;; 3CX>4 prKt~ In Newport Beec:tl Inge. ChOM own t;•· Nol ....... . locl BB°-4.. lndry rm.1.f>~llo. 2br. 1ba, gar, newerpte & 2BR 1BA remodeled. Pvt fem non-1mkr. '3eo;,,o + 141-1111 -· ••1' .. t 4 day..-. 540-5ea3 ~~p.~1~· No ~.!c 1 • ... Lllmll 991'•· 1.;abt. •YI ""5 & drapes, N/Pate. 1750 i lndry & parking O/W $125 MC dep. 1415-3524 . .. Vp. No peta. 831-M27 $450. 548-1921 patio encl gar. NO II .. 11111 1111 l/f Heed thota. no card•,,... DENTAUORTHO ASSIST or .... wtthheld. IPart ti work AM TODAY'S CROSSWORD-PtJZZtE ' ''"' i1~ 5 Cownan1 • Crtlie•tm• 14 Prefix for d•y 15 Stendl I 18 01 I C*NI .. 17 Blue pigment 18 Sheef t9 Stage l11e 20 Nutty 7f -for ;J IOl!c.11 ~3 O.acard 1~ 24 FIOOd 28 Wlt~ed 28 Ael19f , 29 Agave ~n1 • 33 8w~ • le Strongftold1 ; 37 Wet eartll l le Circuit 3t Leten11 40HIWll f 41 All'leflnd 4' Wood J 43 Smell t.nger i .... , '9ftCtl tegeon ... , M>led blfd 47 C~ t ... :::ic POl't $2 ,,, .. 6S 8CMNww $7 Cenadlen rebel 58 Contract 60 -up ltudy hatd 61 01 mouth• 82 Strong PQfnt &3 Aratlifan .. nd &I Forte.t 85 Cornered 68 Allend 61 Dan11t1 rneaaure DOWN •t Alpi,,. Ml• $0 Rini SI Me D<ew 52 [JUMI 53 .._ ebOVI 6-4 ltnd un1I NH.it It COICH tO 11 12 t3 PETS. 1&00 Clay St. Hocfls/Mottls 27 JS 1811 WESTCLtFF DRIVE eumH. comp. Total WI WllT fMt ·~1M• Of P:.-N:-:p neceu· 87s..eeoe Of 542•4470 -Nwpt Bch, Agt 541-5032 packege, 1575. Prof. Irv ofc It Meklng bright, DANA 8 HOUSEKEEPING ary Hourly _. Bonue 1U 1.Aa 91l1l. 400 Sq F A la prepered by Cynthia cheerlul Mlf etarter With PERSONNEL SERVICE, 542_.321 Ext 432 or .,_ •t•• Wkly rentala now avail · t. I nta & Huftmen. 21s.tl2-8700 ROA. M·W·F 7-2, T-TH INC.. 228 Wal tor · Frig, dlattwalher_. etov• St47.oo wti & up 2274 ~=:~ ~r"no~ larn-5pm. 786-0777 or •LARGEST IN THE wesr IOf Cryet~ °' ::::"· a11c Incl. No te ~55 Nwpt BlVd, CM 848-7«5 For Info 9e3-77:f fMCM2t2 SINCf 19715• ----------------COM. Shara ptewnt ok IMll •IM•RPU ~~~~!:~'s,! 7 At a conwnlence to our Oalty PHot cu1tomen We're Open Earner 1nd Stay Open Later tor New ad•. Correctlona and Cancen.tlont. To Place Your Dally Piiot Clan/fled ~c.I M2·H78 Incl ct.tk file cab copier Nm! for bluepnnt co.. M .50/ttr, I tn!Waek. Cat ..-1no an Ind w/up In llrg, prklng slllOmo: rnuat be rellabte & have I reft required. 75t-10&e pereonnal, ...... and/Of &73""'429 own car & Int. '5.00/hr, IM temp hip Ind. Poe ln- .21t/mlte, Ml & PIT. • • volves lnt•rvlewlng 4 COSTA MESA 2400 tf. Of. Wam.d. W°"*' to 11\oMn, 4M-22t0 11111PB piecing 1P1a In t"41 word flee building, ale, perti. private room, t>ath I -l.rv.tn EJccell9nt referen-~ulng work place tng, S1.10 h., al9o avail aellry.1444119 -•-c.a. CoOka, bebytlttera. phone eontac1 4 1200 If. Waral'louM .esc Needed'°' C.M. electr1cel 1100/WEEK t.-n.ritetlng Energetic: tf. Ownrl agt, 87S..35N ..... whaln•. FIT, EnQlletl c..! LIU Hll-etartar' w/XLNT COSTA Meee 765 ft 1111" ... •peaking, bring OMV 11 ..... llll comm .ec.111a & wp knowt· Gr"t opporlunlty.,.,,~ Metlc:4lloual ""9onab .. print-out. Call Betty edge are desired 1 .. tle price with mow.In Rat9a. ExpeneflCld and Me-7775 qualltl ... XI.NT bene 4 allowance. 497-5132 ,...,... 733-1111 I •tllll I ... I .!!!!.. ... lllll frlendly ••.,.moec>Mr• CounMllng SeMoe ..-a Trlllrl tor lftdultftlil Cetef-..,.. 1 W11 profeeelonal to atw• of-IP,_. SlO 1ng-. Hunt act\, tr11ne. Nice onto.. Cof"pet1t1Ye Ml Mt1 flee ~~7~t Bctt. •llTI .... Tom, 141-1030 1-"Pm ~· =.. ~ Pllll l ••Ill Pwt-ttme ... Proceeaora, min 2 )'ft NB ~it tgeney It ~tu.an If Entr...., Mtigeztne cM>ii-~AY exp. Aleo neect 2 eue-tn need of an «a. c1e1a11 P9f1'ect for ame11 buelnaea. 4tnldly Aftnoona onty No -.P nee, CA llclnle ,.. tOi'Mr 9r'IC Aepa, mtn 1 yr ortn pet90n to handle gen Patklng. MO-MO -+ MC. ,....,_, 2t1·23t3 quired. M acOregor up. (Of 2 >"' pr9Yfoue ofc pM: Incl bey pnonee, c.it acon1 w -2194 Ml 1111_,. YICM•. 1a1 Pteoentia. oue1onw WYO exp) Muei ~' •ttno. peyro11 F\JANISWEO OF,IOE tor If ,J.. 1M Coeta Mtu. know CAT. Ht-2418, coding, & mlaelgen ofc ,..,, 3 lar room. /:' " _., c;::-to Barb or Don cMtel. Idell candidate ~ 11C..: mont::er rtctil 24 HOUR~-you RECYCLE LEGAL Aaet • p.,.-.... muat have friendly, o fllECOAO-, ... I • ---PiMlant perao1111hy, w/1 month. 752·11112 ING.lt1·2117 Of ..... 00hc11on etty. yr* np. Mult lo¥e 10 ;;;;;;;:;;:;::;:j]ui'111iiiiji1nii1i1ij1iiiiiiill through the EJcpr. rqd, n-emttr. c..i WOttl •I~ XLNT C _..., I -. -DAIL Yl»ILOT Eve 7IO-tMI t>ene & erowtti ,,_,,11a1 .... "' rroplftJ T~~.~-of ......... ,.~:. Lmflll Elf ,... .. 277~ -.~ "411 -Qnalfted Pegea ,IT WOftl tor C.M. mtg, of ........ ...,... c." ". r., v I I I a.. Twn unwenNd lf'oMty equip. 546-4178 ~ Ofo/fllltele. new btdg, ml..._ ,,.,,,. Into 200-10D0an.w...._......, .... ~ mon.ytodap Pon4erincthepurchueofapetf Awl~-.. t1M101 "9fttoM -.a1f. Cell Cell la •n ._... 1u ••· CltecioutcJualll.d. IOO • 1IOO tlf,-tif w.1~~~---=..~;;.;-~r==:;=::===L-..-.:::=~~.::::::.:::~ .... 1•.CM..A11Mt.-. PART·TfME STUDENTS WILCO• • 11 AOINR WHEN THI IOOICI W DONE THI FUN HAI JUIT leGUHt SO JOtN US AFTER SCHOOL ANO ON 8ATUROA VS YWLL MAKI 0000 MONEY ANO HAY! PUN DOINO IT. 0eJllil.:lr.:.:·';", I ~-·-.. Orange Cout DAILY PILOT/Mondey, ,Jutt 17 .... b lULDT&Tll&UI llTAl.ULll • ..., .. , mvmnan11w YOUTH 1 Metc:h Bdrm Inc Obie SOUTHWUTI Lampl, ,ml~.~~ ~.r Nl1119Wll(I) A~~ .... "'1...., ~Tr·;~d BH&P a E.ap FIT Newpot1 a..cti To tN conitofler Of lhop--Mecttenlcal exp req'd bed. Ing drw wfrntfr. tall Sofa •ICWeMeit, c:haifa; ••· • • w n On::n•ua. 3rd """'· .NJtt u•-·-...-.• ro-bOutlq &« 11 ·-s .._...._ _, ~ dr..,, n te llnd & hdbd ChaiM(J)Ndl/grMn/wht) t bo•. t l comp -'• ..,.t 20th .......... l 1H/• Ol'llm Olde.t RE 0 let tn ue '°'4 =t• de~ ... :°YI ·--pr,.,,.,,.... cna~LORS Gd coNS 850 .... 11 ll 720 St~/g!MI Ot Wf'lt wUh w/tlOM rMI, 1 cue om 7n·7245 rn,i,,. Celt le fOf Int«· ~Ill t Beach Mue&t ~~ ....... talion In .. ~ uun« cof/end Ible din Mii Wtllt .,oocs lfllh bin, 3 etee-~,.,,,.....,,.,.,.,_--,...--View 1rv1,_ Coast ~ Ue>ecM JunlOf women·1 he .... ~all computw ......,, .,.. _.,.., r• 9 PC A SH W 0 0 D unltel PIM iOg. Pole 'bdfm troh .. u 30 H·CA B TWO Slllcon• br•11t lltOfl, BH&O 786-7'""" Clothl"" •tor. now...,...... WOl'O prOC4Ulng know!• eume +salary htltaty to We hlYe ctlall9nQtng poa-BEDROOM. $800 9 PC 0 /k ti __.'b" Ing ~ mac:n 1 3•5 al• s><oein.. med4Ul'll top _., In ,119·•N9wpott F~ eoge Computer eprMd· PO 9ox 11923, Ca.ti IUone op•n for .. 11. Canpc>py bedroom. $875 n g ma ,_ "IPf 553 Wri Ible, 1 ~ 421· qualtty, nNt MW •Two Pitt p'::-t.o-:1p ~ I.I. Ul.11/IAUIY+ llla.nd Matl Mll'lagen*1t lhM1 ex~ a muit Pron-M .... CA 92627 motivated people 10 O!nett• w14 ct'tetrs, '350 ~pre. 973-0e E yogurt macl'I 724-Mf2 brH go With UICI. Of Houri)' • Bonui Comm cter attllt1, s>tlone. a ..... appllea11on1 now ~'::!ie •1;~:1~:.ei;~ TMmll'ketl.ng eu1 .. ~~--~~agpet,!-~ f~t0A ~11 L~~,~~1~~!: TUI I.MI'S ~OBY __ 975~M't :Z~321 Ext. 432 or word procua S73-e890 being IC(.ept9d Phone Non•emolllng office ,,.. ·--.... ..,._, "''"'-s 15o1, 1 o Bo IAIUllt ESTATE SALEI Numeroue ~W.,..tMf'"""o"""1,_ng-Or=--.. -.--,..bt-1-n"""'d 228 Walt fOf be9c>. uk RECEPTIONIST /OEN Marianne 644·ee33 ITl•m Uonlll lleld 722· 1854 $2800 ten ent ctr, 8Sx81 " anuqu.. hbte, chra, new; Wht Mtln wllaoe & IOf Crystal Of Ben OFFICE P"m PIT lor ........ UlllA um P/T ..... IRWIVll Guarll'lteed Income of 11100 $350 INk bkCM, rug1, etc AllO pool Ible. bMOS, .... Pd 11180, -PIER ONE IMPORTS RE office In H B Mature Gitt & Cfy9tal llOfe Medi Momlngl, general office, ....... 95Ulwm1w11 UAll IUlll&ll I 72ic72 S200 Alumont aofa,d/r Ml M0-0312 Sac 1180. 417-7370 M .... MllJntWtanc. person S6 hr H3·6969 FT /PT Salu Lady Real E1taf1 Can Pete, Footboatd with ralta. petto Mt. S75 4fH-8834 attar 6pm j~!!~~E:::: crt:tockclerk nHded, lllOIPTlffllf S5 50/Hr • commlulon 751•6000 1400 ,., Wiik QuMn tlt.Sle5 840-8733 TWO tan 1ofH, TV, ....... ,. ULI. j~l .... J mldnlgl'lt·8:30am shlh, 2 For N.B Home Owners Call 844-9419 SECURITY OFFICERS Pan time, MIY worll AM t flrt O•He Armo1r1, hoo11e, cab , Pick-up load Call ANTiOUi Ster ~ Q . n1111 _.,733k,7*S*4 .75hr Auoc FIT Mature ••••tOLlll Worlllor thebeett or PM. No exp. nee.... 0 I 1_. rtll _.0..A. c"-•t. deak Long table 7ao.1654 1eavemee•• 11111eroy·8och "ower ••540 P 1 1 --.& llLL••yt••Mm ary Hourly • Bonue ••• ••t .. •n * 650·2354 • _ F•""&Ct--.C>OflP!atee eop e or ented Hll· Major hotel gll1 lhop1 In - -942·4321 Ext. 432 or With potential for s1000 Pai d I 10K S1crtllce KING SIZE BED. dreeMrl. si"OM. ~tNll Chine Pl ... WllTll starter with bask: olll<l41 the Hyatt·Newporter, 11'-ll4-al0 228. Walt for beep, uk per week TheM pot· '4000 721-415&att 5 VICTORIAN Queen Ann• TRS tfO computer lor1U$0080541-(»166 FutHlme. N9W contruc· •kllla, non·amkr. llnowt. Weston South CoHt • for Cry11a1 or Ben 1t1on1 er• permanent and COMPLETE Stanley 9 pc Dtn:ng r~m in;.lud~~ w/Epaon printer R~I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; tlon Rea/Comm. Oooa ~'l'L ~17~~M:OC • Plue. Ptau. Irvin• Hilton, Mer· S.CUrlty 011~• PART-TIME H()lltS offfll an •xc•ll•nt OP· Bdrm Mt Pecan wOOd tab e • o • r1, w ea car, 13200 One 600 ~~/F / ... _ P1y' I S.neflt1. Elite le 1 lor eppt ldlen of Newport We are portunlly lor growth and kin cane h1adboere1: cut glase ch1n1 cablne~ Manlwre table I chair, .-.. ... , W'S nn 6025 Plumbing, 722-0374. or eve mesuge looking for key peraonnel PRIV•TE rapid advancement In· m1~c 2 chr1 & t>eneh Queen Anne coffe{end 1 175 Four P.-nt ol1---ml!llll-~-~~ to cover our evening n flJll Tllr pay aured van. wagon or S950 080 963-3781 eofa tablea Cam,• beck lh• M111er theatre LA 0 IE 8 TE N H 11 PlllllTlllllTllT HOIPTlllllT shifts Open dilly * • lft(. n large Hd•n 11 requ1reel eofa• IOveMat -l retail 11cttet1 751-8123 BRACELET. 55 round smell lrVIM girt mlgr FIT Busy conatructlon' 7am-11pm Contact SEC'IDITY* Lota 01 opportunity to LIVING ROOM SET 8 pc S150·S1950 973-0653 brillWlt dlemonde 3 75 I /"'""" Re......., t 760 3071 UI\ ...... ,... d I I 4 -Moving • UKC male wtllte "K:er: .1., .. .,. needsartltw lf"""'copy olc Typing required I ......... a • or 11000/Wk Potenll•I Tiie· grow with u1 No ••· ...,....., w rime, inc WATEABEO complete Spltzneedihome lamps carat•. 1.. . •....., s11lll1 $8-$8/hour Ftex Salary commenser1te 241-0637 Peulette. PROfESSION•LS markallng otfice sup-~ienc:.e necessary W1I matcning llbl .. 1500 wlthheater l&~o1ng11 drapea.MWlng~achlne'. &1Mt1154- '"' between 9 .5 w/e•l)eflence 546-5100 I 752·tt86or863·311t n plies Easy hrs 6AM·12 ' Wllltraln 840·8473 -Cleatred) twin si ze tBMPCclone 10.apblkal;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ -250-04 lO RECEPTIONIST -Llv•lyi ULH/uilill_I_ Wiii Noon No WeehnOc• To ael'ledule an Interview llYlll Wlm. HASS ~~a~~e~::,~· v .. ::.u~~ MS-e75 l rtt1' ~ 6049 PlllllTllll OLlll C M Trevet Agcy Tues &1FfT counter Mlet In retell * LY PAY* NO EXP NE and find out your earning mattre11 & trundle never metctung ottoman Call NEW OAK BUMPER * CFA SIAMESE AHO Full time Mon-Fri Thurs S5/hr. N-1mok1ng hardware store. Mon-Fri, ..... Calt ........ , .... 12 Noon potential uMCISt95 •&<t0-8733• 786•8046 ev ening• POOL TABLE Wllh top, BAUNESE KITS. Hand 7 30am-4pm, $5 25/Hr Tr1cey, 631·5240 ~ eves. SH Steve. PllMI• NEWPORT"' BCH 673-3735 ' QUEEN SIZE MATTRESS before 8 30 or weekends cu• at1Gi11 & ball• SA50 led, lhoW .,f~ U50- Benlfltl. No eicp nee Recreation-A~ht H•srdwar•. 126 •• .,. -COSTA MESA 548-6919 CALL Ill. seen I & BOX QUIL TEO• Irvine I 0 80 M8·6151 up, (714) • Apply In ~. Boolle OllTif I ester t, C M. C BRAND NEW' S 155 on Tape, 729 Farad SI , I llOTIYIT1ES SALES REP for new Tlll•ll• SOUTH 0 . 582·1240 (213)477-3163 CALL * 840•8733 * Cotti Mell. 548-5525 llaHTll earring 11~ Attractive lem •• llPHIEIOE Tilll If I 11 ,/' •--1..aaa.11•..1--i" FSor email. very nk:e, new 24·32prel.Wtll payupto Htlllll* . Roll Top {Oak ) w/ -••.. _,, N lac1llly Borderline of S 1040 wkly comm & Set your own hours, e11n Mllchl~ Swivel Chair SAT a SUN. 8em· 1pm Cotti Mesa Pteese can more Wear our earr1ng1 great Income & love whit 245"x 54' S 1000• new for SS hr Kathy 540-4101 M·F. 10-6pm 549.3061 dally, the product sells 81.21•11.21 Tl ITlllT you do. · Become an Im· $375 Mike 854-879 1 I I II 6 7 aglne oonaultantl Call Re-60 Io', ......... WALL p /T PAllll UU I Aesleurant -. t tse 4 · 1666 IPllllll lYllWU t>eeea Mitchell 962-8790 AntJqu!S ..., - 2·3 d•Y• ~ weett Ollie•· MllT/IOITHI SALES Ill for an Interview -e.;---1y_A_mer_1ea_n _E_S_T_AT-E lllT/EmlTlllMllT type environment No I OlHIHS The PENNYSAVEA hi• 1111111 ¥11.11 i---------4 cook stove complete Olma typing required, wlll tratn M o n d e y • F r I d 8 y part ltme po1ltlon1 evell· 1 ••11& S 1,600, oek fireplace Apply PENNYSAVER. 111m-6pm. Apply dally at able in reeder ad sales .._ mantle w/beveled mirror. I ' t1ll wttla lt•ltt·I• 1660 Placentla Ave . 111m at Ml Casa. 296 E Flextbte hours Appl)' In SU OLllllTE C S 1. 100 759·3067 1..--·-hu, ll••tr Costa M•M 171h St, CM person Monday thru Fri· ---.. PIT Pl•IUHI .. ------•I ~~~ .9C~st~e~e:.•.•centla DJllllC L AppHanctS 6011 taMHt, rtll ''' Olsptay advertising Good PROTECTIOI 8 AMANA 25 Refrigerator, iaMlllt," M4 tftrH English lkllll. w.ci & Sit Restaurant IEOlnlllY I • $850 Kenmore wash· ., ......... HW (. Apply PENNYSAVEA IOW HIRllli Marketing secretary SERVICES ~ er/dryer. $400 Carpet ...... 114). Pll4 1680 Placentia Av• . -, w/strono clerk:al skllls S cleaner $100 OBO 11 lllt wtll stll fir Costa M... I 70 wpm WP A-baM & (l1&)••• •••A 2 722·1854 NEWSPAPER · DELIVERY . * NO COLLECTION * Early m orning m otor route lH1ailable .~ust ha¥e dependable ¥ehicle and liability insurance. ;' da.' .. fH'T w,.,.k, 2:30 a.m.·5:30 •.m. ------• FOOD SEAVERS markellng background • -.-• ._ S 1121 •. l19iq tit •UUTY .-Tiil • OISHWASHERS helpful E11cellent salary& '" L UTIW #I IUO •n•i , .... ,. tf ., ...... t ..... •eovE ·vER ·GEE •n.r1~Gs Clerk FI T Mon -Fri •PARKING ATTNONTSI benefits Send resume to ll&lll.Ul2Hl I 2yearaold Flrst$75takes lt--thllll area. " " ~ " l~ l~ 7am·3 30pm, S4 75/Hr. Kltlyama Restaurant Hedley Builders 5010 5 111 646·6462 Lv Mesa ... .,.... Benefits No HP nee 725--0777 lor appl Alter, Campus Or • 100 New· SllYlll ITATill f AEFRIGEAA TOA S 100 W ti lff, C.ill :-J I I 1 I.!-I ! ! ~ 11('1\\t'f'rl f1:1JO a m.·5·00 p.m. (~I -f) Apply In '*''°"· Boolta Spm ca.II <2 13> 489• 1333 1 PC>rt Beaeti. 92660 lnDIAITS 6 wastwlf & Orver S 150 * Ml ·2HJ * (, a. rn · I ti d rn 15 .\ T & S l \I on Tape, 729 Farad St . ----~ ., L M Costa M ... 548•5525 "'-·i""·ra~t __ HAVE Newport Beach eree I l each El.c Range s100 IHI •uac• .. RLAI.: ._ \' \ll AOL E n-. .... ,. Hourly + commsstons Oshwsher S 125 646-5848 Sony T v King Pine bed ·'-' L ·"' ·'-' • • ~: *IPllllllllTS• Wllhcarloservie41estab· • Blvd.COlllMM• -5 " roll-top desk Presell. unt Od(On eaeh Reel E1tat• Wlml/WllTHU 'I A NEED~ Apply at 2590 Newport E 8 w••11-a llYEa set bookcases anuque H I B S " d '-lo I d S 100 tor BOTHlll Call alte< l!!t Earn Htra money wortllng ll1hed rou1es $40-60 1<80 lne c SS• e pogesl D sofa & chalfs 640-0450 C only Sat & Sun 1·5PM I CISh dally ond you're sure IQ 1.11 ,,, Lo11olt1uden11t<><>11 lor 6Pm 979-9737 Lve M~ osta 11es a. l "ountal n "alley. Cell nowt 17/Hr• 121.1200 Lerl'1 l ltoll11 a "I P"ilot ap1rtmen11urn11111nga1n Areyoub0a1e11ngin ~1=9;!:,~~~~~1uuon i . ~e---r port Bea•h KIM 979-074 7 Ull J clutilieel Wilt tl'lly fine! your ooreoom? Flncll moreeAett· clothes too good to give ._ •,. -" -842-1111 ~~·~~·~? ~~~~~~~~~~·~·~~~'~ -~,~~~~~~-'·~~~~~~~~-~--~~--~~~~~~ D1ily Pilat ·-----~ -UllYlll IUCll TlllHll HI IEW llPllYll LIWllUTIS (u ·-1 $2~~0 per day Tn1fs ALL you P•Y for 4 tines. 30 day minimum In the SERVICE DIRECTORY HOME IM::gvEMENT ...... ( ... rldf Wit) Speclallzlng In Cuatom Wkly/bi-mo reil'!56.o4" C11pentry & Drywall. Prtf htlM. frH fftl. FrM •t & refs. 249·9097 7 dys wtc, · 1lJ yrs exp. rel UC, Ina. 642·5053• ------~ --.1·, •. • .,, ri; ,\ ~~ • ~ \ r S• • r , • ...., . . . REPAIRS ln1tallaUon1, aectlonal door H1H. openers, complete .iec- t rt ca I Llc•518398 "3-6466 or 9&.<l·95&.<l • CERAMIC TILE • CUBICLE CURTAINS • REUPHOLSTERY I!< K or large Job• Newport, Coat• ... Hunt e.ac:h arMs Ell Rell 675-3175 CUSTOM Areplaoe end Brlcicwork Block Walle, Oflltftlays, Paving Beat work 16 yrs °'*'~ Ma.rtln Door• • WALL COVERING (714) 722·9643 Sectional Ooora. Garage • LINOLEUM Doors Repair. SalH. • IN HOME SERVICE Serva. 898-4848 • INSTALLATION '*FREE CONSULT A T10N .. ' .... Read 11\e clou1h~ PoO • ond you're sure 10 lill 1tl ...., ..... 142-1111 00000000000000000 Classitlecl Is terrlftc if )'OU like baqalnsl 00000000000000000 - I ', ' .• . .., "''• •" . 0 P Plano Co ·~Prompt ~ ..W. Ort991 Bua Ctr . 6 JC F,... •. &. ,-..ioea 493.2537 IJoM, ~171, ~ -'•'' . ... , -. " ' . "8:) •C • kooltrl 8018 ............. MEACE iOSL 1171 ............ ... !---.---._.,:::::::, "$HIPHOU8l'.. AOnJ: lMO 750, C ... n "I." ..... , ••-• b I • C k C u a I O m eom.rtlble, .ulo, am/Im Plf.aTroe>f'lvWlnner C d lll 18501080 ,_ ptlnt /pln1trlpt, low cui .• OOOd cond. l4000 ll4000 676-flfl on on, · ThllOMonly mlltl, g1rag9d, look• 080 4!50-4851 .0 '01 ' 722-eoo•. 1111,41,.,... 9h0Wfoom new. SHl,000. · "' N lltlTRllVlllll WWl'"W!! YAMAHA· 2 XT200. New + 10, eo mo. C60MCI itnd 85'.1Sl7rt 55-5805 VW '73 CAMPER. 30,000 ,.UPPI ••· cll atnp_l~ft L.Oeded, twin~'*• tlr•• &. br•k••· runs I••••· Total dn . on rebuHt .noin.. 11600 bN9d lMOcilk,l .. tlDO. .....1'0,000.815-1480 gre1t. 1700 080. $3871.51 : r•1 ld . NISSAN $entr1 '81. A/C, 080,'41·2245. NITlll'll ... 5 SC)Md, Immaculate con· dlilOn. A/C, ca ... lle, ...PIW, POL, 1111 wheel, llMoy wMltl, new 111"11, IOw mllUOI, 1 ownef, 15395 060. 546-9745 :-.r4t4114U-13n/D AM/FM llefeo ctlNll•.1 -======~-1 HillolW.',.4 0ltheeutilll f' l l'' M0NT00Mf.AY 175-7168. 113,357.80: cap coil •• cond orlgJnll owner VW '1!17 CABRIOLET In 11~1 .. SAIL/ROW DINGHY ........ _ .. __ .., I ,•:~ool:•e~'P.0;~~~g,· 1 44ooi'o aD . c 1 11 CONVEAT1BLE MM' 111.-. SHOP (M1NXX7411 -' "'"· 1 """ 1 "-"'"' .... """· ssoo ~ ~·~" -.,,_,,.. 5300 "'· ' _.,, "'· 'EEP UILE .-.r. Good kwlne ,..... eao.7851 P.U 9015 Off., ••P 72 hr1 atter · am/Im 1let".O ca11. Ex-• • _ ..,_, Piii cal aoQfl or , , , wn. 1 ~b. cellenl cond. 111,500, 32a&1CamlnoC•Pltlrano MUSTANG COUP -1170. AT HOM£1 ttlrWl QM too lltachectl S4.lrl SI. 841-7019. Au11-JO/-'-IUl•.11.1111 ...,....,... 474-7710Mon-Frt l·5. SANJUANCAP1STRANO Mag whff11. XLNT con-• 15'-7724/hm, ff7-9731 ulin gel'• bike $50, Sal lo.cs "t * -U * kt-~-·-~ 1 ,..._ '11111$0 •11-1110 dltlon. Run1gr111. Need• ••ako class/fled '#hMINt'row$25 -+more n•111••n ' I I __ _...,... .a ... ~ 9)00, minor break WOik, 000d IYI P,OOOll AKC, white, 10 ·--.. -..... Fat Camato 1nd/0t M llFJlll R9d. Targa. Exoellanl con-nu•OS WVlllllr•U\. 1n11okti amount may ••· b 0 d y. 180 0 0 b 0 d ti 1 th best ..-..eomewMom& lkeutlful condition, In-Flr1blrdwtthAu11ra1lan Miii& dlllon. Alplne AM /FM-'lll''MFORD oted actual d .. ier COit 646•1511 aver sng e Ded.A1.not1.wtexam-......._INct. 6140 bo1rd, lu1t kael, full dlttet"entlal. 370:1 ratio. OOIQuallSt N t"'-h cauaoa. Many axtrul THUNDERBIRD due 10 lncant111111;-...,;-.;o;;==,,_=0 weytosavetlme 'Irle "-MOO. '45-4431 !IA 28A condo Gar & equipment. C•ll now. 1250 ot>o 963-3600 1 · P ..., Mu11 Me to belleve thl• Very lo ml •II lhe lullury provided to Iha daaltN' by OLDS 91 Aeoencv Coup. and gasl 7am-11pm.7~. M91 pittng. Frnl yrd • Flr11cuh1•ke1. ll•11•mHNQ1 111-2172 b41autlfutautomoblle.Ca11 aqulp exQcond(14317e) m1nut1cturer. Otter ex-198'5.41KmTre1.loaded . • 1111• •-bllc*/lkM pallo Redone MOTIVATEO!ll I 5 Q • 3 e 7 I , I•• v e • 15988 plra1 411 hr1 atter publl· XLNT condltloo. 110,750. Dail• Pilot .__.~....._ No~ ... -.,.. SlOOO __ /mio. 1-48_:.111 , · 213-471-2870 Trucks 9035 GREVIER BMW me11age. •WPNTlllW cation. Sa•a ~clude1 9615-1275 M·F_1f11r ~pm, • 1.42_,_,IJI --1.!.'~!'.:~~::o:=:::::l>~~ci§i~~~ii'!i~l.:,:~~;i;";;jj·tt::;;:~ 117,000 080. Wr1119i.t-1 In 11ock. weekends anytime. . 011 1 1017 35' ERICSON 1173. Brlttol lllPD 1111.L , rrw CIW'\ES Of I ~~fiij;;;;~·l'."~ .. ;'j..,~"~"'E""~"~3·~1:300; 1·~=======:;;i~;==::::::::::;;~~~==~ ;"';;;;;;;p"'"'"'"'; cond. Raca /crulee. F lhortbeclMln I le Clll'llf-0¥fftlllMW'1 '111''18 CHRYSLER ~ -·~-•~ L;o;i&p;; 133,000obo.6'4·2009 r,25.953-5406 ne rue '~l~~ro1otr"9f.CW.' NEWPORT LEBARON• 6059 '15 CHRIS CRAFT 2e tt. Jl l ~ otG~~I Conv.f'tlble, artlc while, WIN •+~:::=:;-:..,..-;;;::;:~ CABIN CRUISER AuCOl lmp?!'ted 9100 • , ~mt~ ~ '5"Cill' 11r, auto, fuU pwr. !Ike CMrrywoocl «" 1tucllo. 124,000 OBO. -111'9'.i ,~lU1 IMPORTC'Z new !3t3921) $850, Appr•l11d at IOatll m 7011 759-t5-40 '111''15 NISSAN MAXIMA• • 9'~,..,, ~· 'Sl'ICW ' 3 1 14;~5 11200.tll-7312. 1:-;;,:::;!o=;:=:;::.,,,.,,.:;;,;.1;,.,.-,.,,.,;;;;;;;;,_;;-~.;;.,ull;;;PPPEE;Rii""I Lo ml, Arlie Blue, loaded 11119'J 1JOI019t 14 llW 7SIS11,IH llWPllTllll&ll PIANO 14' ~ Boat, 7~ g I (013378) • 111 rA 1 tu<• ·H""U01 12"'Y"O) New""" Beach 133-1300 horse motor, o ar1, wllh naw ••II •c-IAVE • U lhto<1• A!'"' M /9'11 lK. JJ """'' M:;::r"l~'ro~· T¥=: anchor & rack. 11.200. ce1aor111 .• :1~~ oeo. ..,llTlllUll 131-3111 •11-•1t.JJI I XJI •CAD ·111 Sedan o.vme, "780-3931. 548·30H 850 2 Nawport ee.ch 833-1300 Ni!•P<Jtt l tt•~•, 'J~ Over 12 10 choow lrom exceptionally nloa, 17K 1178 18' Cobra 4 qt. OMC Caf)f'l 13, 1 Y .. rold. Excel· •t lo ~,1 ~~ '·· ml, $3475, Nptr II M1r1 Outdr!w all rebullt, elec-lant coodlllon. $1200. '111''88 NISSA,. 300ZX'lll' .}'""'t 4,>ll r,,1, 11 " 548-20 17 Eve 5'1-8823 tronlca/menyextra,s! Gal-497-6001 or 494-0299 T ·Topi, auto, air' lporty I dm 6 ,o ~"' M,w I• Coast lt!ry · Mewporl 8t1eh 'lll'CADILLAC 1917'111' vlnlz•d Utt tr-1 11er. ,'~"~ .. =-==~·~~~1 ;~g~:g,cond, Won't last a •~1 ~ p111 ~d: .122·•100 Fle1tw1ff l'llec1u1 L I c #J D 8 6 6 p SOLIN027'3t)oi"Hpowe< • 110,595 l "'--'""-'""'..;;;;;-.J l--;.~ ..... :;;:;~,._.;;:;~_~....,;;;;:;;-.:-1114,950. Wh ile. loaded. '200QIOBO . 540-3140. outboard. 3 good Niii. · llWPllT 1lllSAll BMW '80 320 IA ~\,CUC..> DU1l Immaculate. Burgundy $000 000 " "' .. the 13 000 146-3578 EVERY Poulble Optlonl ,...,., ... ~ ... ....... ... le the Cu I wheal• • you ve · · · Newport ee.cti 833-1300 lmmaculete 16795. 080 -· -, ....... ..._ .. .,. a r. 1 om · cour~e 10 c1Ut Die-TWOLASERS 542..()138 , ..... ~_.,,,,G> .. C-•• Superb condi t ion . trlbul0tlf'llp. 954-8576. RACING CONDITION '111''811 TOYOTA ·-'""-' (2MHL048). Private DI NNER FOR 2 AT FIND OUR HIDDEN l'LASS I FIED ADS! NEWPORT ELECTRIC $1000/yellow and COROLLA• air '17 JAllU lllJ •Al.l lrOllS AVM.Ail{• party. 714·675· 7957, PACKET. Like new + all $900/whlte. c::t:.·an1~~!1d~. llkt; Burgundy with black In-~ Slemons ..__., 1-':'_1_4 ... 'i0:~-~:9<1og<i•T<Y_'_l l I Ktr••· XLNT condition. 675-6161 new(133675) letlor, ... e•tras. 1pec;l•l •11 •• ,_\ 18~5. 673-2044 WllTll Tl llT 18~5 chroma wheats. low miles 1•1 ~ • 'llQ JEEP SALE ('Cl N-1 FS I IU I LES t \omph nnJ '"'' ho.JJ<n 11.,.,r..-,i •J> .. ,., , . .,,,, '" ""' • 1a ... 1,,·J ... '" • UHd Sabot. Good ..... , IUIWI s .. j~~n'.d~~:~~y ii m,j; I .EST DUL -'-WllTD-l·,~--.,-_,.----~Jo=i i'I condition. deyt; 754-4 Newport Be•Ch-833-1300 645-8787 or 752-518 1 , " ,-.. ~ .. 1, 1, .. o. .... , GUARANTEED! Man's 10-spetd blcycle In X231aves875-7609 *'88 VA JETTA OLt• .,,.,..,., • M ~ condition for dally 10'1i' ZODIAC CADET, I .I 16 ,-.,, only 13,309 ml, l&llUTI llfllll 1Ju1I brl"" 119 ""''t belt I C II M k •~~. 701 ~· 1985 S-1•1 "E" _ __._., VOLKSWAGON '61 BUG ·~ •-e . • ar at E11lnrude, low houri, .--.u blk,elf.519d,cau,1nrt, ...-""""'"" b0n1flde .leap deal 1nd 786-8048 or 856-1763 Sh r Un• gelvenlzed lloy Ilk (389795 Sllver/Charco11. Low 1600 Engine. New !Ires, we'll beat Ill day1 or avenlng1. , tr11'ter~ er11101 concttt ltione . 1!~!x~~=~'c:~~42 a •. 1~3Tai ) miles_ 56;r.:e9~1s.ooo. $~~~-etc 121-1111. JIM SLEMONS 12775842-1611 a er eKtr••· 51200 Inch.Kling ..... , 1111&11 .. lSiOfin1o~~·iJGOOdl!gii#::;~606~!s 1-~,,~·~·~o~s1ro~N~W~H~A~l~·~··1 tandem trailer 647-8937 NewpOtt BMch 833-1300 llZ aoonw1H1 v:;~~s:u~:!~,~ n:~d~ IDIDI bw.OelweMllllOI' :ou~~~~~~Tsl~~ii. or 547-1879. -* IMWSILE 1~~t!,~~::~"or~~ work $1 ,000 obo JEEP-UlilE Meta1Wood1. Tommy Ar· 67~5212 <u..s/Dod<s /Stor-l0ur entire lnventoni haa with ell lactOI')' options, 497-9355 le111e me"89e I mour90kSen1COltlron1. -... -::i-., Including third se11. v 0 LI< S w A 0 0 N32681Camino Cap1trano '"' .;w *'""" '""' "'h "" '"'" rn1n "'""' •~•! "'~" 1r,rm '" p,11 \ l'llt>I 1111 \\ iw., '"""\<""'\I,-.<• ·1C••1 "-''' '''""'' '"' l ""'"'' ... u ennor• mu"•"•"' I'• ''"' '' '""' \\•••IC'• .. ,11tot1·h .. ..-n "' ••'>!.I•"" ,If•• "' ·•"'J .. n•,' , ...... 111 •h•· 1 .. u""'"I I ••d.<· 'f\ol'I'' • '"' ~ ''""' !"-• •· ~ \""'"""'lt•un• I!• :o •• 1 ........ . .--------EN l'K \ HL ·\N K -------, t t1\,,r ... 11· o ... ' 1•1111~1 ,.,., .,. ~1·• .. '" .. . .. Power bull! TPS Irons. 14' BOAT 35 HP w/Trallef. 7022 been draatlcally reduced phone. As new condltlori. CABRIOLET 1985 Con· SAN JUAN CAPISTRAi~O .. 50 •••o6'2 3252 401'n Ja1mlne. CdM. 10 oiler you ••Ire 1a11-•ts 8110 111::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::J • ~ • · A"""lmo.SIOO SLtP1050'.SAtLONLY. lrv'll! Original owner. All ser-118f'Uble.dovegrey.e~ce+· • • 11111 17'.'''SPORT BOSTON Rt::.~~~~~-~· smuli••Tlll ;;~~50r~~-~~;g_ Pp :~:0co;~~t!~· :·:.~·Oller explr:~~ hrs atter ~~ v::~e;i, 11 ~~~ii~ WHALER 1g14, 90 horse CALL 631-1480 1540 Jamboree Road MBZ 500SEL 1983. EllCel· 759-7592 CHR YSLER NEWPORT \ \ 180cm, Tyrolia380Drec-Johnton, la'# houri. Diiiy Newport Beach 1ant Condition! Sapphire VOLKSWAGON---WEST-1966, all original. 54,000 Ing blndlng1, Just s ton• ~~~·d1~1-;:'01~~ller$:~·J~ Misc. Transportatk>n 1@-UU blue/grey Interior PHALIA 1982 Diesel mlle1 5795. 759-7592 I \ I \ \ I \ ! I ! $$$SSSSSSSSSSH People ground, tuned and lorque I ~"'~2-~l~8~1'~•~ft~M~6;;.~~ 1£!9!~~#.~~~ 5 600 N I C :::~i.:":: t~11kiC:.: l1a· SCHOCK Metric 81y C Md 1he ~ 1re In ••· bolt. Fringed canvas top. S2 egot 1ble. amper, -4 -lpee<I, , .. arnpen/Tr*t'S i>l 4 ACCURA INTEGRA 1986 ' ~8-7920 m11e1 , lmmaculale 5-door, 5-1peed, a ir. 13,995 962·248-4 'lll'LIKE NEW. 24' casset te . $9 . 700 MERCEDES 300TO 1187, TURN THEM RECYCLE oe111n1 condition. New bol11-111,ooo buy 1976 TIT AN CLASS-A ' 720-3719 I 1M thla $6.000-calh, assume -ll•y 13.000 note. B1rb1ra L • 644-IOIO, Ext-351. MOTORHOME. 1ACURA '88 Lagend V6L. ow1 mlle1. Sleep• ~. Slt11et, 11K, estate Nie 110,500. See first 11: 123,700, 720-0504 ............ 24' LYMAN loolt1 good, 2218 E. Pacific A11.,, Cos la M,.., 1hon Clill ln'lll002 SOLAAFLEX great Catallna bolt'. Wtlh .. .n.c:hmenl•. 1700 Chrysler V-8, 240 h.p. In· le firm. 417-9355 laaY!f board. Sll ,500 obo a. 759-1104 0t 544-1722 runs & 1oo1t1 good! White '"'''""" 545-4450 llQ 1et1anglaonlhlcamet•-1 w/belge Interior. Must ulpmetil you've always sent S 1595. '561-0455 anled. "-8(tclanlfl9d. (•885NAM) NEWCAllS perfect service records. 100,000 mlle warranl~. MING treatment, ,,. I ea I , smoke Ill• '161'/palomlno, 48k miles. Call 586-3425 Why run 111 over town when you can loclll part1 lor yOIH an1!!Jue 1Uto In claullled? •£t.9CHE'VROLET' ~ Home of the & S A~8lY.Il~~G & -Serengeti Blazer 4 +fifl•1• Call our lrlendly salesmen lor details 579-5100 1·800·228·7240 T7071 E. Im rial Hwy.-Yorba Linda, C alifornia Hun t ington Beach Chrysler · Plymouth DAIHAT.SU SALES -LEASING SERVICE -PARTS 11111 BEACH BLVD. HUNTINGTON BEACH . . . 842-0631 SOB LONGPRE PONTIAC 0 ~ G.29'# t:JiJMI & ~MIMI ,,.,.,. 0u•f&l6'tt SEE MOTOR TRENDS CAR Of' T Hf':: YEAR aMlllll9X • NEW LOCATION) SANTA ANA AUTO MALL 1500 Auto ...,II Dr., 81nl1 Ano 135-3171 Newport/55 Fwy. at Edinger s. .. o.p. -1 d•I'* P••!•ISer>ICfl l'iou" M-~ 1-·6 l()pm BUENA f'ARK STANlON S11 I •m·$pm • " " G'°'AO N GROVE ANAHEIM VOLVO 1 979 2450l WAGON, new tran1· ml11lon, 75K '" .... motor. clean Inside and out, 53200/obo 548-9070 through the OAILYPILOT Classified Pages Turn unwanted Items Into NEED INTO /llONE\' Cell 642-5678 VOL VO OL Wagon 19112, 5-1pe1d, loaded. 3rd seat. rack, lmm1culata, i:nuat Mii. 13.700 obo money today/ Coll 142·54111 Classified through the Clasa!lleds 962-8424 ! YOU CAI GET YOUR DEALERSHIP NOTICED I Your Ad Win Come Out Three Times Per Week IOI' $90 Color Free! 11 FWY. Coll (114) 142-4321 and a Sales Rep wl cal you 0 ! I I ! I I I \ I I sssssssssmsss Advertise .on · This Pa1e Call for Details 642-4321 CALL ONE OF THESE DEALERS FOR THE BEST BUY o IADDLEBACK Salrs • Lra slng Srrvlcr Parts l SERVICE DEPT. OPEN MONDAY UNTIL 9 :00 P.M. 0 IRVINE AUTO CENTER • .. .. •• !Boil<..,.,. (71•1 e9M6SI k~h ltvd. & G¥0M Grove FIN)' Wes1mlnster . ·. .. Sales • Service • Parts Uaa1na AH Makes 963-1959 1923'2 fkll('h Blvd. • H1.1nllntt0n OrlltCh, Callfornl• 92648 South County •aw-• lllD •· m •' II•••• -F . ·--7M'll A-· "JMll-MWYI ' • Ullll-Mlll•JYr111m• PACIFIC OCEAN I ••• JUAN CAP19Tft.\N 1-aoo-a31.33n 114-380-1200 1s fJICe 'If e Yours Daily Pilot Huntington Beach Independent and Costa Mesa Independent Onl sgooo er week! G) JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS Mercedea-Benz 111>1 QUiii 11. Nlwpo<l-h AC URA 1001 QUiii ii. Newpo<t-h 0 Selet • l ... lng S .... • LMlhig Par11 • Serv• S9f'Vlot • P1r1t 133-t300 711-ACUllA 752·2'72 "C•ll YoUr Profff•llHMI•" • t C CAMPBELL NISSA N/fVf!f.l:ilO'I ~ •low Pri(•~ • No G1nim1cla' • Gr•ot St"lecoor1 • Fr1ef'1 ctl't' P•ople • f •Ct!tltnt S••Yrce ,.,, "-*' .......... Pt• Ml-7111 (1 11) 112-1~ • , 0 ) l I I • i I , > , , I ' • • ~ 1 ! Or.nge Coat• OAILY P1LOT/Mori0ey, Jutv 17, 1111 • Ml.JC NOTICC Ml.IC M>TICE fltC'mGUe ....... \Mt date fOf ftNno Clalma '1CTITIOUI ........ PltennGUe .,..... flCTITIOUI .,..... ..cnnoue ........ ,ICTfTIOUI ......... ~ ..once°' MU ..cnnoue. I 1111 .. MAim SfATa•WT In lhll NGtow ._ A119Utt t Mam &TATlllllNT ~ ITATl.mWT Mam ITATl.mNT Mam ITATl-..T NA• ITATl•NT MOTa Of .... .. Mam 8TA~ TM folOWltlt peraona 9fe ttH • fhe fO'IOWMO peraona .,. The f~ penone.,, Tiie totiow1no ~ .,. Tiie ~ ptAOnl we The IOllowtng l)lftonl 8'1 IA&.I CW. C•1 .. The ~ .,__,,,. .. dOlr'9 tlul6MM.. 8o rtr N le llnown 10 MIO lSotnQ bU9lnW M : dOlnQ ~ M d4*'Ci ~ M ' OotnQ ~ M OOlng ~ M M~ NM0NA&. .... ~ ..,._ _ ~. t.Jml*SDr Z LT 0 lntM~ Tren"•M(a) aM1 EARRING OREETINO COASTLINE COMPVTU~ I" PM fNT(Afl>AISE8. (a)8ALPO..l LOCK ANO AESfRVOtR PARTNERS ...,...TY .... «zrhr Fl ANCIAL OYNAMICS t19t ,...-..n. • Hllnl· Intended Trenttwort1I U1eC1 CA,_OS, 2247 N laker, IERVIC!, 0 1 18111 Street 2644-8 eden, eo.1a ....... SAFE (b)8ALaOA LOCK 10725 fllll AY9 •0 FOi.in· Notailher9b'fo/¥enlhtt No\a -hereby ~ JO.IOIA I ""1 ,.Y~ lnQIOrl a..ctl. CA '264e Ill• IOllOWlng addlllo11a1 Santa Al\e, C&lll t2704I "· ~llnglOll IMcf\ CA Calif IH27 ANO SAFI! (cJHEWPORT ta.n Vattey c.i.t 92708 ullCMr end put~ IO e.c-111a1. p11rauant 10 1h• K~"*' •360. IMne., ..,_ 1renlt H bger, ~ but!,_. nemea and ad-Lynn Brown. H 47 N ,,... .IMMtte Norrnen. 2$44·8 L 0 c I( AN 0 s AF E Oenlll R ~y Inc Call· uon , ... of Ille Calltor"'8 euthorily of lac:tlOf'I 2404t. 2715 ~ zao-,. Mme dr ..... wlll'tln Ille tllrM a.lier. S.,,t.a Ana. Calif ~A Lener. Mme Elden. eo.ta M .... Calif (d)NEWPORT BEACH LOCI( lornta 10725 Elll• AN •0 Clvff coo. '"• PtOl*'IY ot lhe ~ end Pro-(~ c ,,.... 4Ul Thi• blolal"-" •• con-'l"f• tut PUI tll .. ~ .. • 12709 TN• bualne11 II COii· t2t21 ANO SAFE l•jHEWPOAT Fountain Vall9y Caltl 92701 listed be60w I*~ to De f....c>M Code tile Stew Tr9m0tll i.-. COronl ... dlltted by: r-benCS IW'ld wife IO ·····, Ottect Mey 10. Thi• t>ulln•H II con· dllCl.CS by IW'l lndlvldu.. Tl'tla t>Ul lMN ,, COii• AREA LOCK ANO SAf'E. Tl'til O\ialnff• ,, ,011· abandoned by TECHNICAL eo.td ot EQUlllUtlOll wlU Mar. Celif eat5 Th• regl 11t1n1 com· 1189 duct.CS by Ill lndlvlduel The reg111ran1 com· ducted t>y an tndlvldual t77 Ai~llOe AYI . ~ ductecl t>y a umn.cs partMr· MAOIC INC •l'IOM 1 .. t acs-Mil Ille folloWlng deKtlbed Tn11 bvslftell le eofto- merlC*I to tran.-c;t IXlll '"'o <>RNILAI The regl1trant com· maoc.ees to lranuct bull· The rag111rant com-BMQI, Callt 12&83 1111p drMI wu 17742-A M11Chell. llqUOt lleenM. 11 publlc: ..... csuececs Dr an~ MM undef 11\e flc11tlou1 lftt~TrMetwM(a) ~ to tranuct bull· MN 11n0ar 111e flctllloua mencecs to lrMMCI bu91-Cheryl Ann SllPack S08 Tile reg11tr1n1 com-lfl/\N CA Calllorn11 92714 1t IOOOodocll1m July21, Tha reglatrant COfft· OU..,_. name °' Mmea Pub11t11ec1 Orange Coett netJ under Ille tlclltlOua buelneM name or namea nesa undef the llctuloua L Streec Belboa Calif mlflC4ICS to 1•1nHC1 bual· wlfl De told 11 publ;c auction 1989 al 28 CIVIC c.n1er mencad to \f~ bllllloo 1111ed at>c>W on 115119 Daily Piiot July 17, 1989 butlneu n-0t oamH lleted above on .lune 1. 1981 bull-name or names 92681 ' ' l'IM• under tile t1c1111ous at 11742·.A M1tctte11 ltvtne Pi.u Rm 239 Santa Ana, '*' under the llcttt.loul ~ary Zager M315 Utt.CS•~ on Juoe t , IH9 8NCe A Latter llatad at>OY• on Juoe 13. Stephen Stec>ect.. 30e L bu•tnHs name or nemes CeltlOfnia 12714 on July 31 CA 127 12 lxlll..-e Nine or ~ Tlllt ttelll'Mf'\1 waa ltlec:I Lynn Brown Thie atalern8"1t wu fllecl tta9 S1ree1 Balboa CaHt 92MP lltled above on July t989 IH9 at 10 00 o Clock AM ltquo• L•ceou No lltled •l>CMI on June II, wtlll Ille County Cler'k of Of-P\alC NOTICE Thi• atatamant wee filed Wlll't the County Clerk of Or· JMMtta Noonan Tttl1 butlnlH 11 con-Daniel R Ray Prn1dent DESCRIPTION OF PROP-47· t47to2 County It'\ Wl'tletl IHt ang• County on July 6. 1089 will't tile County Clerk ot Or· enge County on Juna 30, Tl'tlt atat"'*1t wu 1118(1 due.led t>y ttuat>and and wtl• Tttit 11a11men1 waa filed ERTY. lnued Orang• County, ~ C P- o '0414' "CTJTIOUI eUllHlll ange Cour'llY on June 23. IHI wlll't tile County Clerk of Or· Tile reglatrenl com· w11tt tile County Clerk of Or-Computer Room Flooring Type of LtOenM Ori-Sale Tttf1 atatament ... ,.... Publllheuti· ange County on Jur>e 23. DEC VAX 1117~ Com· Ganertl wlll't tile CountY Clerk of Of. Oalty Piiot July 17. 24 3 t, Tile 1o110w1no peraons are '42.121:1 Publtatled Orange eo.11 1989 neat undat tile t1cmlou1 1989 pullf wlll't attactlmenta in· Seid hq1o1or 11<*\M waa ange County on .11#111 23• Augu1t 7, 1080 dotng buslnH• at Publla~ Oranga Coael Delly Pltot July 17, 24, 31, 'U2471 bueln ... name Of na.rnee fQ3215 eluding printer dllC drive Nl2ed t>y the Stal• Board of 19'9 ·- M-302 RO WHOLESALERS. Oelly Piiot July3, 10 17, 24 Augutt 1, 1H0 Publlatled Orange Cou1 llllacl above on July t2 1984 Put>llaneCS Orenge Co .. t etc fquahzallon to raco,.., de· ,.._ 20751 Cttarwood, Hunt-1989 M-2ff Dally Piiot June 26, July 3, Chefyt Ann Slec>acll Deity P1101 July 3 10 17 :l• t<lld\en Equipment • re-lll'l(l~t salfl alld UM tax" Put>lilhecl Ofange Coelt lng1on 8aactl, CA 92646 M-278 10. 17. 19e9 Tl'tle Jtalement wu riled 1989 trig.tator m~ow1111 col· lnlerHI and penalti.t In· Dally Pllol July 3. 10, t7, 24, -----------1 ~ot>en Oalessl, same 81111111 II' MftflC( M·2el wtth tile County Cletll of Or· M-284 teemal<tf. tablet cutrecl by Calllorn1a County 1989 MllC NOT1CE Th11 buslnesa 11 con-'"~ "" ang41 County on Jun• 23 Olllu Equ1pmet11 key Line • Miler W1tl't1n tile M-Ht ducted t>y 1n lndlY!duel P\8.JC NOTICE flCTITIOUI 9U .... ll 1989 P\alC NOTICE t>Oerd1 Video Term1n11s meaning of Illa Sates and 1----------K-. Tile 11g111ran1 com-NAMe ITATl•NT fUS2tt Video S1a110n S1e11d1 UM Tat. Lew to wu NOTICE NOTICI CW menced to transact bull· FICTITIOUt 9UllMll Tile followlng peraone are I ......... Put>lllMlng t>UllneM u AMe ITATEMINT Dally Pllol July 3 10 17 24 NAME ITATfMlNT hooO end lland raw atoclt Inter"' S4 826 • t FICTITIOUa ..,.._ .. CHANOl IN buslntes name or names T,,. lollOwtng peraona Ill DESKTOP DESIONS UN· IOllowlng PlflOtll are 1989 Tile lollo..,ll'lQ peraons ere EPAC Vapo OegrNHf Penalltee S2 966 91 NAMI ITATE-.T OWMftlfW 0, 119180 at>O"e oo 6127189 doing bullneta u LIMITED, 3355 Nevada Av-no butlnaea u M -273 doing ousoness u SOivent a raw SIOCll. Costa 1729 00 t•i>en-Tn follow! IOl'l8 are ALCOHOLIC ROl>etl 01less1 BOUQUETS A LA CARTE, lf'\UI. Colt• M•H. CA L ANISA ENTERPRISES TRACY s PET PL•CE Fite E.1tt1ngu1S1111 dfy Total S23,3S6 86 004.,; INS;,..::::' MVl"ACM LICINIE Tl't11 llatement "°" liled 333 Tl'talla SI Laguna 92828 2451 ln11ne Ave., Suite A 125 • Broadwlf Costa cnemical Tl!e licenM will oe told to FIN•NCIAL OYNAMICI 7.12.. W1tl't Ille County Clerk ol Or-Beach. CaHI 12651 Sendra LM POetler. 3355 Cotta M ... , CA 92627 P\lll.IC NOTICE M ... Calll 92627 Soldatlng 10011 •nd •ea· tne higt>ett t>lddlf Transfer JOJOBA II iaes 1 VOii To Wh<>tn It May Concern Inge County on June 30 TttarHt L Trinidad. Nevada Avenue, Cotta Loul•• Marta F1ce1t1 Tracy G11t1e VIioria 119 ting IOOlt 01 said llterlw 15 contingent l(a man •350 I~ Calle OIRO. NC I 40 llMITEC 1989 . 33852 Dal Ol>lepo • t, Dana Mell, CA 12628 2451 Irvine Ave . Suite A. FICTITIOUI •UllNCll Cecil Place Costa MeS<J PIHllC drtwers p111a upon ac>provel ol lfle apoll-92;15 • PARTNERS. NONE HOl(). ,~ Point Calif 92851 Tl'tll bualn•H •• con· Cotta M .... CA 92827 NAMI ITATEMENT Cahl 92827 Mldef various MllKI cant oy the Oaoat1manl 01 Eugene c Pacie 4621 ING MORE THAN tO~ Put>lllhtus0nen s cor•· Meny types ot reoiace-•ic;onolic: 8evtf89t! Control T ernont LaM Corona dal INTEREST are applying tc Oetly Piiot July 11. 24 31, ducted by, 81'\ lndlvldual Tile raglltrant com· ducted t>y. en Individual doing t>u•tMH u duC180 oy ar •nd•v•d"aJ men1 'omoonents for c1rcu•1 In 9'cordanc:e ...itn ,,,. law .J c 111 tm5 lhe Oe91f1menl Of Alcottotk Auauat 7 1989 · Tile regl1tr1nt com· mance~tlneaa 11 eotf· Beverage ContrOI IO tell 11 M·294 menced 10 trlllaacl t>ulf. neu under the llctilloua mencees to 1ranaact bull· ceo1 Way L Tu111n Calll meoceuS•· Bauacn and Lomt> micro-•lier.CS by tnat dec>aflment ductad t> an lndlvldual eohOllc t>ever•~ II 3 IS< neu under tile llclllloua bulln ... name 0, names neu under tile 11c1111ou1 9280 I nan under tne l•c1111ous SC.Ope ...,,,, •llum1n11or and Tne llJC;C.l$llUI buyat *'1"'n Tne lag lat rant com· Airway A.YI · Cosla M"a t>utlneu n1me or oa,,_ llate<l el>ov• on July 1, 1999 bualneta name or names Lare S Garner 1!>610 t>usineu name or names transformer 48 nour ot tfle saia ••clu<I-meneees to tr11\81Ct ~ 92628 wltl't "•7" ON S•LE Pt&.IC NOTICE lllted above on June t5, Sandra LM Petter 1111.CS above on NIA Tustin VIiiage Wy • 2 listed above on June 27 Wetllf ac11v11ea tape aos tog wMkllt'ldl end nouoays neu under the fl<:tltloue GENERAL PUBLIC E.-. TING FICTITIOUI •UllNEl8 1969 Tl'tll llatemeot WH Ill.CS LOUIN M Facalll Tustin, C111I 02580 1989 penset will oe reQutred to open t>u11ines1 n-°' n.,._ PLACE llcef'\M NAME ITATEMIENT Tlletese Trinidad wttl't Ille County Clark of Of· Tl'tla statement was IUeutlneu 11 con-Tracy VIioria 011e<1 th11 1011'1 day of July escrow daposll in H crow on 1111aa at>ov• on June 16 Publlal'tecl 0fange Coast T .. 1, a111em-t a fl'--' ..,,t .. ,.. C t Ct k I 0 d ct..,.... • no d 11 r,,,, ttatemel'll "as 111ea 1989 lawf\;I money ol tne united 1"89 • 0 lly Pll I J ly 17 19•9 Tile followlnn persona erA " -· w • ...., anne County on July 3. 1989 .. , " .. e oon Y er o r· u ""uy n' 1v1 u S 1 • .. • o u 0 " Q 111'1 Ille Co t Clerk f O " C n. J I 8 1989 Tl't Isl t wlln tne Counly Ctefl< of Or DONALD E. ITUOIElll lllU o .. mertca an c C p-M3 10 doing business 11 w un Y 0 r-f~118 ange oun., on u Y 1 rag r 1 n com· 1~e County on June 23 Publlstted Orenne Coast amount repraMnllng tne full T""ugerienla 1111-=t ~u ,,._.. Cryllal Ear 607 Hammon ange County on June 23. Publiahed orang• cout F4243tt menceusl· " lld -·~· _ _, Str"I ,.3 Coate Mesa. CA 1989 Dally Pllol J"'y 11. 24, 3 t, Publlal'ted Orange Coast ntss under tilt flcllt1ou1 19 9 Da•ty P1101 July 17 2•. 1989 1111 price of 1ne lloan~ a wl11't 1111 County Clerk of Or-----------1 92627 · f4n217 Augull 7. 1989 Dally Pllol July 11 24 31, t>u11oess name or nam11 F423223 M-31' witttin 30 days or th8 1d~te 1.nge ~unty on June 23 Ma.IC NOTICE Valerie Anne Cardamon Put>llsl'ted O•ange Coaat M-297 August 7. 1989 lfst.CS above on June 5. 1989 Put>h1ned Orange Cont escrow '' ooenea 8PP Y or l989 607 Hamilton S1ree1 •3. Deily Pllol July 3, 10, 17, 24. M-309 Lare S Garner Oeoly Poot July 3 10 17 24 trenaler of tile tocenM and ' f4:21117 ,ICTITIOUI 9UllNHI Cosla ••a••, CA 92627 ' 1989 Hitt statement wH lfled 1989 pay trentflf lees lo tile De· Pul>litl'tacl Ofl,,.,. Cout "" ~ Dll-•c MftTICE o M n Pt&.IC NOTICE p1rm1an1 ot Alcottollc ....... NAMl ITATEMINT Tl'tls buelntH 11 con· M·277 ,..~ nu "81.JC NOTICE with the County Clerk of r--4 Beverage ContrOt &Iyer 15 Delly Piiot July 3 10 17 24. Tile followtng peraons are dueled by an lndlvlduat . ange County on June 15· FIC1'°tlOUI eU8#Cll 10 pay an escrow lees 1989 doing t>Ualneta aa The registrant com-'~!~:A~:-.J• flCTrTK>UI 9UllNEll 19 9 P\8.IC NOTICE NAME ITATE•NT MINIMUM OPENING 810 M-292 The Two Edoec:t Sword menced 10 transact bus•· Pt&.IC NOTICE NAMe ITATEMlNT Funll FICTITIOUS IUllNllS Tht tollOWlng per1on1 er• SHI eoo 00 • cotll Sttarpenera, ~836 San ness undef tile hchllous TM lollowlng C*'tonl are file followtng PlflO"S are Put>llstled Orange Coast doing t>ullneu.. Tne hcanaee may redeem 111-ic Ml'\nrc Marco. N-port Beecn CA FICTITIOUI 9U.ll doing bualness u · dotng business as 1ile11y Piiot June 26 July 3 NAME ITATEllENT ;f ,..,,__ nu1t'IA 926e0 t>usinest name or neme N"M"'ST•T••NT ACHE1VE INFORMATION B.Mant'\9$1Futt1on 1280 1017,1989 Tl'telollow1ngper&0nsart S RONGER INTER tne tictnMll 1nyt1mep..1or1------------Aol>ln Sttuletllko. tame listed at>ove on NIA " -. ,. '"' MANAGEMENT 10221 -.. M.252 doing bullness IS NATIONAL ENTERPRISES 10 the date or sale by con· FlCTITIOUI 9U ... ll Tl'tl• t>uilnaH It con Valene Anne Cardamon Tile lollow1ng peraons art Sitter Ave Suite 206 Foun-Blaon 83. N-PQfl Stach INTERNATIONAL FOOD CO 10499 PlaGef Rivtf Cir forming to,,,. requlrementt NA• tTA~ d .. _.__. t>y an lndlVtduel Tllos slatemenl wu fol doA1ngN.~Esl1~"0E•T•"IL PLUS llln Valley. Callf 92708 CAB92~ •• 4030 EXCHANGE. 1•252 Culver cit. Fountain Valley Caltl tor re1n1111ement ol a The IOllowinCJ partona IA ""''"" wlll't tile County Clerk ol Of ,..., ... ,. Glory LM Jol'tnaon. 1045-4 aruara ... agni!Ss. Ofovt Suite A-643 Irvine 92706 loGet'M py1auan1 10 Sec1ion11 OCMnQ buSI,_. u rn!!'c~ r~t~,'~~t c~';',. ange County on Juty 5. 198 t O 80 2 I( 11e11 a Ave Le Cebra Fountain Valley Per It Newport Newpon P\8.IC NOTICE Calif 927 14 Cn11n Wu 10•9 P•acAr 24048 I or 2•0•8 3 Busi NAIL AO VENTURES . nell under tile llclluous F424 Anlll'telm CaUI 92804 CaJll 92708 Be~ c~:.~~~ ,, con· Lynde Meroe Brown 5252 Rt,.., Cirele Foun111n Veney neu and Proleu.ons Coae 17431 C Broottl'turlat. Foun- Pubhsl'ted Orange Coast~ Gordon W COOi! I Geo· Tilts t>ustneu 11 con· FICTIT10UI •UllNEll Royale trvtnt Calif 927" Caul 92708 Put>ltSned O•ange Coast lain van.y CA 92708 bullf'\IH name or na,,_ OaJty P1101 Juty 17 24 31 eve. N-por1 Beectt Callt ducted t>y en lndMdu•I ducted t>y an Individual NAME ITATl!MlNT l'ttia t>uSlneu " con-Tn11 1>u11ne11 • con Da••y Pilot July 11 12 13 Candace ~Ml Force, lltlad above on 6/22189 AUQuat 7 t969 92660 Tilt renisttant com· Tilt reglstranl com· TM f04tow1ng peraons are ducted by an •ndollldual duc1eo t>y an 1nd1111oua1 " 15 16 17 18 19 20 17•00 MOdOC#19, FountMt Robin Stwlesl'tko M-30 t, Tl't11 1:>us1nen 11 con-• menced 10 transact t>uso-dOl:1 buSI,,.._ es Tne ren1atrant com t989 V•"--CA 92709 Ttt11 aletemeol wea hied O"Ct ......... an lndlu'""ll meoced 10 tr~~sac11"'tl~I II· nesa under tile ltct1t1ou1 0 0 ENTEnP"1SES Tne reg1 s1ran1 com-,. --•· ----------v ..... u, ..... v ne a• ""' .... l OUI " " meneees to transact t>US'" "'4t'lCed 10 transact bus T731 Steven Daniel Force W111't tfle County Clefl.. ot Or· Pt&.IC NOTICE Tne ragtatrent com· 51 un r t>ullntu name or names iooo Kings Rd Newporl nets under the hcllltout neu under tile 11cm1out 17400 MOdOC•19 Fountalr'I ange County on July 6. t989 mence;. names tilled •~ on 7tU t89 Beach Call! 92663 t>ullnesa ntmt\ 0, names t>us1nes1 neme 0< nam19 P\alC NOTICE Vali.y. CA 92708 '42"f7 FICTITIOUS •UllNlll ness under Ille hclltloua 11'~~~:i~~ B1tt>ara Magness Scott Alan Mcln10&11 1000 l•Sleove on May 31 llstea above on N1A Ttt11 bullneaa Is con- Publll"'-d Ora:'?• Coal! NAME IT ATIEMENT business n•me or name• Tl't I I I flled Tnla llatemenl was flled Kings Rd N-potl Beacn 1989 Ctt.en Wu FICTITIOUI 9Ul4Nl81 du<:18d t>y PIUSband tnd Wlte Dally Pilot July I 24 31 The following persons ere llsted at>ove on •uguat 7 1~ • ~ emeCt w:• 1 Or wltl't Ille County Clerk 01 Or -Cahl 926e3 Lynda M Brown Thoa 11a1ernen1 wu filed NAllft ITATEMENT Tile regt1trant com · Auoull 7. 1989 dOtng t>ullnen u 1989 :~".' Couc;;-:;tyon 4'.:'u~ 15~ enge County on JulyF~2~~~~ ftt11 t>uslneu 11 con· Tl't•• atetemen• was hied with the County Cletk of Or The IOllOwlng persons are "*'°'° to traneect buel- M-303 A\JTOB•HN BEAUTI· GordonW Cook 1989 ducleat>y an1nd1Vttlual will'ttl'te CountyClefkof Or ange County on June 23 d01ngbut1~111 nns under tile lic:11tloua FICATtON CENTER 944 Tl'tll 1111emen1 was lfled ,422313 Put>llSl'ted O•ange Coaat The registrant com· ange County on June 16 1969 SPIA ASSOCIATES 1751 l>Vll1>4198 nal'M or namee ----------tCalle Ameneeer Ste N. San wlttt tile County Clerk. of Or-Pubflsl'teull· 1989 • f4n214 E G11ry Avenue Senta Ane, 1111.CS above on 716/19 Ma.IC NOTICE Clemeott. Clatl 92672 ange County on June 23. Dally Pilot June 28. July 3, August 7• t989 M-298 neu under tile llctmous F4224n Lee & Hui 628 Well 19tt-Calif 92705 Candace A. for~ ----------Steve Sadd Murad, 25947 1989 10 17 1999 buamess name Of name' Put>hsnetd Group tnc Thia atatarnent WH filed ._. Blaseoa. M V , Calil 92691 f42U22 ' M-264 listed 11bove on NIA Delly Pilot June 26, July 3. 92627 California 1751 E Garry Av· With the County Clerk of Of· EICtllOW NO. Tttla t>uslneu 11 oon-Publlsl'tetlstled Or1nge Coast enue Santi Ana, Cahf ange County on Jullf 8, 1NI .-JO.I ducted by en 1nd1v1<1u11f Delly Pilot July 3, 10, 17, 24 DlllDllC NOTICE Thia S1attmen1 wll lilell$hed Orenoa C<*fl CMIMTOfll Of' menced to transect busl· M-275 flCTfTIOUI •UllNEIS NAME ITAT£MENT enge County on June is. Ml.IC NOTICE M-272• Felicity A Sodaro Revo-Dally Pilot July 17. 24, at, 9UU( TitANl,UI ntH undM tile llcilltous NAMI ITATEIHNT Tile followlng persons are 1989 ,4--.. cable Trust 1751 E G11ry AOJ9Ull 7 19d Notice le l'tefet>y given 10 buslnes• name 01 names Tile following persona are dolng bullness 89 ~ ftCTmOUI llUltNIEll A~e<1ue. Santa Ana. Calff M-3Cll c:redllora of tile within Usteo at>ove on July 1, 1989 Pt&.IC NOTICE dot t>Ualneu 81 •I Graig McCracken BJ Put>hsnea Orange Coast NAME ITAftMINT P\8.IC "°TICE 92705 named perllet 11'181 a bulk Steve S Murad c'i S M 0 p 0 L I T A N Mateo Tools. Cl Tidewater Dally Pilot June 26 Ju!y 3. Tile IOllowtng ~son• 11e The Wtlllam A CllM Jr P\llJC NOT1C( tf9Nfer It Intended to be Tttla 11111emen1 was llled FICTITIOUl llUll .. 11 SOCIAL SOCIET'I'. 2005 w Tool Company 869 Arbor 10 17 1989 d04ng t>UslMa as '1CmlOUI .U .... 11 ln<I Tammy L C11ne ~0-1---...;.-.;~-------- mede on ~aonal pr09trty wttn tile County Clerk ol Of. NAME ITATIMINT Balboa Blvd Sulla 216 St , Costa Mesa. C.A 92627 M·256 DIFFERENT BY DESIGN, NA• ITATIMINT cat>ll Trull. 1751 E Gerry tterelnalter deecftt>ecl ange County on June 23 Tile lollowlng person• are N-port Beach. Calll 92663 Craig Jonn McCracken 1101 E Lincoln •4 Orange. TM tollowlng persona ere A111nue Santa •na c.tif MAm 8TA~ TM name(s) and bustness 1989 dotng buSll'\flS H Artl'tur Pickens 1549 same Calif 12665 dotnQ l>u~ u 12705 The ~ pet90fle.,. acsdr"8 of tile 1ntendNJ F423235 FINANCIAL DYNAMICS Adame Costa Mesa Calif Tttle t>uainess 1s con-P\8.IC NOTIC£ Teresa Anno Tolle 4597 ENTERTAINMENT CON· The Sodaro lrtevoc:a.t>la Going bu..,,_•· lrllltleror(a) .,. Published Orllf'\gt Coast JOJOBA Ill 1883 t Von 92628 dueled by an lndMdual Vil del Praao Yori:>• Lonaa. SULT •NTS. 193<1 N~I SN><t Tetm Trull 1751 E At•t>4an MeCSlcal AMerf8i SUNOl(EUN KHEE Daily Piiot July 3 10 17 24, Karmen Ste 350 lntloe. Tl'tll buainHs 11 con· Tile registrant com-FICTITIOUl llU8INlll Caltl 92~ BIYull· NAMI ITAftMENT Tl'tll t>ustneaa 11 con· 92627 Caltl 92705 Almond Tr• LAN, lnMit. Coate Mesa Ca11forn11 M-279 E~ C PacA. 4521 Tile registrant com-ness under tile 11ct1Uou1 Tne followtng person• ara ducted bY' an Individual Mario Peter Tamt>ellll'll Donald E Sodaro & Fet~ CA t27t5 92827 Tremont Lane Corona del meoeeUllnMI u The reg•Strani com-22311 Blrcttteet M1u1on ty • Sodwo lfrevocab61 And•-Blatna .,.11*. OOINGBUSINESSAS IN· Pt&.IC NOTICE Mar C1hl 92625 ,,... under Ille tlctlllou• llatedat>Ove onN/A CORICO 2005W Balboa meoced 10 transact bull· '1111<> Cahl 92692 'l'rua1. t75tE GarryAvenue. same TERNATIONAL HOUSE OF Tl't11 bu11ne11 II con-business name or namet Craig McCracllen Bl\ld N-pon Beacl't, Caltl nan under trwt ficlltlovs Katan Tamt>elliN 22311 Santa Ane Cel4t 92705 Thie bu.Ii,_ 18 ~ PANCAKES •901 FICTITtOUI •UstNE81 ducted t>y an lndlVldu•I ltated •t>Ove on June 7 1989 Tl'tl• stlltmenl WU hied 92&83 t>ullt'\IH name ()< na,,.... Bircnteat. M1u 1on V1110 The Wi"lam A ClllM Jr OuC\ecS by' V\All TM nart"e(I) ll'ld business NAME ITATUtfll!NT Tne rag111ran1 com · Arll'tur Plcilans Wlll't the County Cleric of Of· Corey Partlclt Pono 189 listed lbOVI ()ti NIA Calli 92e92 Md T-y L c-If-The r•ol•lr•nt eom- eddr... of Ille Intended Tiie loll~ong paraons are mencees lo transact t>uSI· Tl'ttt llllemenl ..,11 filed ange County or1 July 5 19~9 Vtrg1n1a Pl Costa Mesa Te<esa Anno TOOie ThlS bu11ne11 11 con-r~oca~ Trull 1751 E menc»O to tr~ ~ 11an'9rM(t) are dOlf'\O ~Slnest as neu under tne 11cu11ou1 wltl't the Count Ci.rte 01 Of. f424317 Ca111 92627 Tttis statement was filed ducted t>y nust>and ana •ti• Garry .Avenue Sant• Ana. ~ under the ftctltlola FRED ORNELAS Mac:Ar11s1 t 105 Orange buslneH name or na~ 1 Count ~ Juna 15, Put>flshed Orange Coast Tills bualneu II con· witl't the County cien: of Or-Tile rag111r1n1 com· Cafll 92705 bu..,_ ,,.,,. Of '*"'* 700 Eatl Touesau Drove Avenue Hunttnglon Beach. hated at>ove Otl June 15, 1~ Y Dally. Piiot July 11. 24 31 dueled by an 1ndt111du11 ange Count)' on June 15, mlf"Old to 1ran11CI bvM· Ttt11 t>u1inHa II con-UJted at>OW on 9115113 Fi1llerton. Ca lllornla CA 92~8 t989 , Augutl 7 1999 Tile rag11rr1nt com· 1999 neu unaer the l1<:Ut1ov1 doclecl by • gene<lf oert· Andr-Bl.in.,_.... 92631 Fr111 Joeeptt Rlctterd. Eugene c Peca Publl '*' 0 Coast M-299 meoeed 10 transeel busl· F422* 1:>u1ineu name or namee Mftll1p Thie 1111amen1 .., llelll That tile property Plfll· 1 t05 Orange Avenue. Hunt-Tl'tlt statemeot wu flied 0 1 P~ J ra~e J ly 3 ness under 1"8 flct1t1ou• Put>UsMecl In lnglon Beecn. CA 92648 w1tl't tile County Clerk of Of. 1~ ~ 7 t~~9 une • u · Dll ID•IC NOTICE bu11neu name or names Dally PilOt June 26 July 3. Matto T am~linl mencied to transect t>Ull-ange County on ~ 3', general 11 MatMlals sup-'l"t111 t>utlness 11 con-ange 9 County on Jwne 23. · · M-2591 1 ,...._, listed et>ove on June I' 10 17 19119 Th•• statement was flied nest u~ Ille tlctltloua 1989 plle•. men:l'tandlM. equip-duct.CS by an 1ndMduel 1989 ICTIT 1 19119 M-260 •lll't the County Clatlt of Or· ~ name or na~ ......, l'Mnl. (or) GOOOWIN. Seller's rtte registrant com. f4.Hnl ' IOUI •UllNEI Corey Pono ange County on June 23 lllled above on o.c.tnt>er Pul>llllled Ofanoe CClelll lnlerMI In Ille Sut>IHH. rneooed to lrtnSllCI t>uSI· Put>llsl'ted Orange co .. t Pt&.IC NOTICE NAM! ITAT£MINT Tl'tl• •lalemenl we• 11180 1989 3 '· 1988 Delly Piiot July 11. 24, ... FranchlM Agreement and neu undtf the flctlllou• Dally Piiot July 3 10 t7, 24, Tne followtng perlOf'\a are Wllh the County Cieri; or Or· ,422211 Wllllam A Came Jr Auguet 7 1889 Equipment Sal.. Agree· business name or name• t989 ftCTITIOUI •UllNEll dOir'lg business 89 ange County on June 15 Ml.IC NOTICE Put>lial'ted Orangti Coall Exec; Vice President ~ merit, and 11 localed 11 329 fitted aboN on 6130189 M·280 NA• ITATEMENT PARKER PROMOTIONS, 1989 Dally Piiot Juty 3 10 17 241. Thll statement ..... filed 1---------- EHt 17111 StrHI. Costa Fritz Ricttard Tile fotlowlng peftons 118 691 I Balboa t3 N-pof1, f422117 NOTICE OF 1989 w1tl'I tile County Clt<k of Or· l'tBJC N()TIC( M..._ California 92627 TttlS 11111ernent w11 liled TURN doing bu1lne11111 Calll 92~33 Published Ot1nge Cout ~IC HEAlll'"Q M 276 ange Counr, on JUfle 23 1------------ Tllet Mid bulk 1ranaler ta wttl'ttl'teCountyClerlcol Ot· THEM TOTAL ELEG•NCE Brau C Partter. 6911 011ty Piiot June 26 July 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY 1189 flCTITIOUI..,._.. Intended 10 be coneum-ange County on July 8, t9a9 MODELING AGENCY, 2005 Balboa .-3, ~ Calif 10 t 7 1989 GIVEN tl'tal Ille City Council ,GUJI ftAM1 •TATlmwT meted It tile office 01 Bull· F42'4a INTO w Balboa Bh1d . &lit• 216 92533 M-253 of Ille City of Newport Beach Publlsl'tecl Orange Cout The f~ PtnOM .,. neea tllle Corporallon. 3920 Published Orange Coell MONEY Newport Beech. Call! 92663 Tlllt t>ullnesa Is con-wtM hold a put>llC l'teerlng re-P\8.JC NOTICE Oaoly Pllol Juty 3 10 11 24 dO!ng bualnaM ea. W lthlre 8lvCS l Ang.... Dally PRol July 11 24 31 Arthur Picken•. t 548 dueted by' an lndMdual gardlng Ille Rti>Ot1 on tne 1ta9 SCREENS & THINGS. ,. 1 · 0• • "•"'u•t 7 1989 Call Adams, Cotta Mesa. Calif Tile raglstranl com· DlllD•IC NOTICE pr090MCS Auessment Dos· FICTITIOUI aulMll M-263 •3 oow St, H•_...._Oft Callf tOOtO, on or alter "v• M·305 92628 menced 10 transact buSI· t"UUL trlCI No 59 Mcfadden NAMI ITATEMPfT 8aecl1 callf f2&4i"'-"" A."9U•1 2 1l89 642·5678 Thia t>u11ne11 11 con· neu undet the llct111ou1 R'M"TITtOUI •u•• ... "'ll Square .vhlGl't P<OP<>MS to Tile follOWlng per1on1 11• Ml.JC NOTICt Dougla Mltf11n. 125 40 ---ducted by an 'ndMduaJ bustMSS name or names '"""' ~ conttn>et v1rtous lmpro_.... <JotnQ bustna• u ONw !t .. Hul\leftO'on ....._ Tile regiatfant com· lllled abo¥1 on NI A NA.Ml ITATE• m~tl lnclud•ng SldeWllkl LASCOLINAS/PENNHILL flCTITIOUI 9U-ll CalAI t2t48 Missing Children! ....,,... ....... .,,, 111211eo. Otown 1111t and.,_ \Ml ..-i In 0.4911 0.0.... CA Oii Octc*w 14,. 1M7. Owt',e1 .............. ..,.. ....... ""'JIKJM, 111111 _... ............ l.lllllM91\i' ..._,,.,_,CA~ ••cur• .. ,., T• ...... O......."T ..... ~ ltlMle OOm t 11111'1 ~ helf. 1>1111 9YM LIM -111 ~CA Oii Ff/11111/MY 1$, 1 .... menoecs 10 lrlllsac:I bull· Breit C Parker Tile lollowll'lQ persona are planlera 1alldece.p1ng road· 250 ASSOCIATES 3991 NA• ITATIMINT Thia t>utlMM It coe.- nees under 11\e fictitious Tl'til atatemant wu Ill.CS do<ng bullnest H way and pertong lot tm-Mae.torlttur Boulaverd Su•te Tile followlng par.an• .,. ducted by 911 lndMCSl.i bullt'\MI name or narnt:1 with tile County Clerk of Of· K'Y'111 Magik 3647 Biren provements togettter ...,,,, •2'° Newoot1 Beach Cahf CSOll'lQ ~ u The regletrant colt· llstecs et>ove on Juoe 7 tta9 anoe County Of'\ Juoe l5 St Newpofl Beactt. CA apprutt11111ce1 tncluOtng 92t&O $£,,.IOR CARE REFER-menc.cs 10 treneeet ... Artttur ~ens t989 926e0 H 1 I entlque tlY'I ttrHthgllls Thomas E Tuciler Gen· RA.LS 20902 S 8'004'1'tufat ,,_. under the tldlttOta Thie 11e1ement wN flied fu:nM Cl'ter 1• Pnillipa end decorative lld-all<a a r a 1 Part n • r 3 9 9 1 Sune • 108 Huntington ~ name or '*"" wlll't tile County Clerk ol Of. Pul>lilhe<S Orange Coast Rettttfford Or Hunt1ngtor1 and a,pourten1\C91 to_.... MacArtttur Bov1ev11a Su!t• e.acn Cet•f 12646 1111ac1 at>OweonJuty tO. ,. ange County on Juoe t5 Detty Piiot June 26 July 3 Beacll C• 92~7 330 end t>enefll prop.,-tlts wlll't•n •240 ~°" Beech Calif t<athryn u Burlie 21M 1 Doug Manin 1989 ' 10, 17, 1989 Berry A Truuel, 1 1 tile t>oundlrlH of 11'111 926&0 Brookl'turet •200 Hunt· Thie llatlll'Mnt ....... f.unet M-255 Butt>y Circle w .. iminttar a1Mnt'n«'I d•strlet Tilts t>uainen 11 con 1ng1on ee.<;n Caht 92&48 wtll't tM Courlty ca.ti o4 Clt- Publllhed Otange Coul CA 92683 NOTICE IS HEREBY dUC1ed Oya llmllacl pertMt ,..,, •• t>uslnHI •• eon· llr"1t County on .NtW' .. 0.lly Pilot June 26. July 3 Tllil t>uSif'\HI 11 COii· FURTHER GIVEN tl'tat Hid ett1p ducted by af' 11\CSMOull 1189 tO. 17, 19t9 ' ' f'tll.IC NOTICE ducted by 1 glf\erll part· pul>llc: ttear1ng will t>e held Ttta reg111r1nt com Ttt• reg11uant com-,_ M -258 Mrllllp tile 1411'1 day of Augu11, menceuel-Publlahed Of~ Coel flCTfTlOUI •UlfNlll The reglalr•nl com-1989 al tile nour ol '7 30 11111 uf'\der Ille flct1t1ou1 neu under the lict11lou1 01111y p• ....... -• ., .... • ........ IT ........ T mane.CS 10 tran11Ct buat· C ""' ....... -• ... -A• ~-N undM 1,,. fletllloua p.m . 1n Ille Ctty H•" ouncll bultnen name or names bullntfl name or namee 10. 11. tMt •-IC MftTICE The fOlloWtng peraon1 11• ~~ ... name 0< 01,,,.. Cttamt>en located 11 3300 Hated al>OV'e on June t. 1981 lfstld 1~ on Jv~ 15 M-217 n-. nu dOlng bullMN .. .,...,n Newi>ort Bouleverd N-· ThomH E Tudlet tH9 __ .;...;;.;;.,;.;.;.....;.;.;-...;.;. __ , TELSTAA B USINESS listed above on Not yet port Beectt. Calllorn1e. al fhl• t111ement was llled l(atl'tryn Burke '1CTITIOUI Ml ... 11 PARK. 208 2 Bu11nau Cherie Pnllllps whlcl't time end place wlll't Ille Couoty Clll'll Of Or· Thia slatem.,,t wH file<! P\ll.lC NOTIC( NA .. l~ATIMINT Center Oflva Suite 200 Tttls elelemerlt wit filed lntlfnled pe<sona may 1p-ange County on June 23 Wlll'I tna Cf)\lf'\ly CHlrk of Or 1---;.-.;-....-..._ ..... ..__ Tile fOllowlng peraon1 are ln1lna, CA 12i15 wlll't Ille County Clerk ot Or· pear and be ttearo IMl<eon 1989 ange COYnty on June 18, ftCTTTIOUa •IB• 11 doing bullneaa II Calvln G Rol'tr1 u ange County°" July 6· ltt9 Wanda IE flaeolo 'Ul17t 1989 MAm ITAW EXPERIENCE C ALI· Tru11 .. of tile CaMg 0 f4M41t CltJ Cleft! Put>ttlhecl Or1nge Cout f.nt7• The I~ penor1e .. FORNIA MAGAZINE. 426 E Aol'tr1 Family Tfust, 12151 Put>lltl'tad Ort:1.e Coa•t Pubhstted Oreng• Coast Deily PllOI July 3 10 t1, 2•. Put>tltl'tecl Orange CoMI dOlng bu._• Bay Ave. ~ Beach, SlnglngwooCS Oflve Sant• Dally Piiot July 1 • 24 31• Dally Pllol July 17 21 , 1989 t989 Dally P1101 Jun. 28 July 3 Co4n Olri ~. tM Cellt. 02te1 Ana. CA t2706 August 7 '189 Mf311 ..... 28& to. 17 IHO ~ llYO .. Coet• ..... Andf9w 0 Waltn. 425 E Thia t>ualneu 11 con M·300 M·2e3 CA tH27 8ay Ave., Newpor'\ Beach. ducted by tn.tlM tor lemlly Oabrl•l e A tmttro,,.. Callf 12tel trull '130i leedl IMS •Mot. TNt bual"98e 11 con-Tha rag111ran1 com-Huntington laacfl. CA "'1::' %:,'.~~om·;:::*' unJ! t~:~tt::"C:; SlUTING A NEW BUSINESS". ". 12=... AyNa. 220 ,._ "*'* to tranaact buW. bullneM neme or nam. , , ~ •305. ~ 9eMf\, ne.e under the lletlttoue lletecs abo¥1 on 916189 CA t?MO buelnaM name or ~ ~ 0 Rorlta. TNSIM Thll bY .. MM .. oen- lllted 8boW on June 14, Thie etat_,f waa ftleCS duc:t9d e.y • __... ,.,. Iott IM Coul'lr, Clerk Of Of· ll8fthip MOr.,, Wallih Coutlf)' Oii July 5 tte9 The L.-.a1 Department at the Pleate atop by to me your Th• regl.etr•nt c. .... Thllt ttai-1 •• Ned '4.MMO -• .-..a ncuuous bust,,_. 1t1tement 1t l'MftCed 10 .,..,... ~ wttll the COunty C... Of Of· ~ Ofanot Coaet Deity PllOt II plea-.. to an· O Pll •1 !'\A,,.,.,. neea urldet "'9 fttt-ro-County on June 1a. . P10t Nty 11. 2• 3 t nounce • new MrVloe now avail· the ally ot Leg., .,.,_ ·-~ NrM ., ..._ 1ttt ,...,.. uou-t 1. 1tt11 •• """ able to new bualMIMI ment. 330 west Bay. Co1ta 141ec1 lbCM Oft".,. _.,.,., we will now S~RCH the Mela. Calltornla If you can not Gabf1819 Al"'*•• ""~ Ofenge Coaet _.. atop by, pleaae ca.II US Tiiie ,....,,.,. -... Dally Piiot June H. Mr ), name for you at no ••tr• "''arge. E Wfth.,. ~a..., a,. 10. 11 1oee and 11.,. you the OrM and "" at (7t4) ~2-'4~21. •tension .,.eoumy .. Jwer~! M·H 2 IWllC NOTICE trip to the Court HouM In Santa 315 or 318 and •• Wiii make Ana Then, of courM. aner the arra~.nta '°' YOU to handle ~ ~ '9Cnnoul .,..... March 11 comftl6ted we •wlll file thll procedure by mall ~ Pliot ·.Mr ' • "· ''· tum aTATnmNT -It \H\l• attould have any further .....,.f 7• ,.., -.-The folOwlnO pertona .,. your flctltloul bul4,,,... name ,_ _ PtCTmOW .,._., doinO tMlrieee • statement wtth the County Clerk, qU99Uon1, P'MM call us and we ~ ITATIMmff ""'* Ott• W•t Aoo•· pubOltl onc9 8 WMk fOf four Wiii be m~ than glad to 1N11t ~ = :""".,. :::~:o'~ :..=.W:.1 ..-. 11 req-ulred by taw and you. ~ OOUN'N HOii L•ry o-.. 11•. 204 '"" then flte your proof ot publl-Good luck tn your co. 1240-P Lota" Ave. .-.. Aot •. COM• MIM. CA cation with the County C*1c. new bulinellll cc... ....... c.M t1t2t •• ,. MllC NOT1CE 0... K t( ..... 1HO-P ...... ~ ,_...,, ~-=-c:o.t• ......_ '" •..!!ti. 'CA .:w~· TI"9 MllnW le W--~ llb1I ... .. OOft. ...... ., . .,,~·-......-.., . ....,.. ,.,,. ''" , .... ,,.", ...... ....., .......... .,.... ..,.._ TM r .. l•ttaf'lt COlft· ,_ wMllr ... _...._. ........ ~ """" ~,.,,..or,__,__.., IM~ ...., ..,._en Nit t . .-._,.. ,_... • ,,..,... ca... IC.~ .... --°" llftlll 1NI lAY• -... ....... fll,..,,, .. !lilta..lrCllM. If Of. NI • I ma .. _, .. OIWllr • ,,... .. .. 0-... Gllltl .. Of--O...,tilMr"'"" .. ·--o.we "'= p 2 .... 0.... c...t ':'t,~--.. -.. :T,-J;r ,,, M. "· ...... ..... 0renge CoMt DAILY PILOT/ Monday, Juty 17, 1889 J:r....y by Bii Keane COUKTll:R CULTURE by Marana & Marotta cmcua •How come they're always asleep when we pass something interesting?" : lllAJUIADUXE by Brad Anderson • I I I 1 ' ' "Spare me the Innocent look. I don't have to be Sherlock Hotmes to solve the mystery of the empty butter dish.'· 'PSAJnJT8 WHICH DlJ'/00 WANT, A COOKIE WITH NVTS IN IT OR A COOKIE WITH RAISINS'? OAlll'ISLD ·8 0 NEITHER .. I PREFER PLAlt-J COOKI ES ... .. ANP NOW FoR A WEATHE~ VPPATE . ' --· - Tnt~S IA 'lO ~. chon(t o\ shcNICt> in -tilt batnrDOn\ thi5 IYIOr!lin~. " ' • lOOK \'IAAT'l FOJND.MIJM 1 MEllN' ll<\D COJll) GIVE IT A CQ.!.T OF PAINT ANO YOU COUlD FILL IT UPI ' 1-11 by Charles M. Schulz I DON 'T LIK E FOOD IN M~ FOOD .. I oor AN ENTIRE LOAF 01= 81\f.AP IN by Jim Davis .,. MYMOOTH / I i ~~~-r~~!:;:--L-L.l..i-!~~~~ .. , by Tom K. Ryan I by Kevin Fagan , ... , \ ~ , S· BLOOll COUJllTT -· 11/ft 64(//)-/S 111tr• $A4I MT l1(,¥1{),_ R}l(~$X NJ.XJW .....s .. / ARLO AND JANIS MtY.• Ltf'~ l'UY "rRIVIAL f'l!R!>Cllf'.' SHOE JUDGE PARKER CERiAIN SHE HAD SEEN SAM PREVIOUSLY_,_ THE WAITRES::> TRIES TO RECALL WHERE !THAD BEEN ' FUl'fKY W11'1KERBEAN ~AVI MGS FliOl"'I TME H :r ~H01'1G a;a ANC.lfNT BOC1C Of CHNE&e. ~ DOONJt8BURT "'' by Garry Trudeau lQl--#IO ... #IO ... ~· by Berke Breathed by Jimmy Johnson I'!\ GUO /;</ llOT A &Al/E ~fADS. ......... by Lynn Johnston · \,bJ l<NCW ~ KIDS Hf!Te.10 OOlbTrle. FAIR ALDNe.. by Jell MacNelly by Harold Le Doux by Tom Batluk 15 '!RU..<,> AN 1 EIJTREMML'RE