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BETH AND I'VE oec1oeo DON'T FEEL YOU TO LEAVE FOR HOME IN HAVE TO RUN OFF/·
THE MORN,NG .' MAKE TH'S A
VACATION AT SPENCER
FARMS I
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PROMISE TO COME
BACK W~EN THE
PSYCHIA-rR•ST SAYS
YOU CAN TAKE YOUR
FIRST VACATlON TOGeTH9Rl
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BY HANK KETCHAM
BY HAROLD LEDOUX
FIRST iHINGS FIRST l WE THINK IT BEST THAT we GO HOME AND GET IN THE HANDS OF A
PSYCHIATRIST THERE I
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FEBRUARY S I 0. 1991
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Gl.n. E*fa, WM.I Bailt.
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Q ]',,, o big fan of Gloria
Este{an, so I'm glaJ sht's back
tv1th on album. Will sht to11r?
T• c.dlll Jr~ Ntwolrt. Kr
E.stdan, 32. who spent mo5t of
1990 rccupcating &om a back
injury sustUned in a March bus
crash in Pennsylvania, will
play four concerts in home-
cown Mwni scaning March 1.
From July 3 co Oct. 15, she'll
rour -by bus -with the Mi-
UJU Sound Madunc. "I'm ner-
vous," she ~lh w, "but I don't
like ro live in fear. . . . You
an bet I won't be caking naps
on the so&.!" (.Este&n was nap-
ping on her bus at the time of
the acrident.) Her DC"W a1bwn.
lnlO cJw Light, just hit st.ores.
One song. COMi"I Owl t1f dw
Dork, is a testimony to the
aash ordeal. To regain ha
strength. Escdan (stress the
second syllable) works out 2'h
hours a day at her island eswc.
Q Wlwt JUI Chtvy Ch.a lf1
his umt? I know ~s • city
irt M•rylon4 with U..t u-.
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The 47-year-old movie comic
and e:x-Satwn/dy Night Livt =r
(rol name: c.omdius Crane
Chase) sar!. his grandmochcr mncd calling him .. Chevy ..
when he was a kid in New
Yoc:k. Why? No one knows.
Maybe she admired the Wash-
ington subwi> you mention -
or maybe Grandma was &mil-
iar with the English ballad of
Choy C"4.. Good thing the
nickname smck.: .. Cornelius ..
is a little stiff for a comcdia.n..
Q Wlwt c•n wt trpt!I
onothtr projtd fro"' tlu tol-
m ttJ Robert T owrtSttttl. who
Ji rtUtJ '"" CO-St4md i" 1987's "HollywooJ Slu1.fflt"?
Teny ~ Cllclllltl
March 15, when 11.t Fhlt
Holrtht..11 dcbuc:s. The mo'rie
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follows 6ve buddies lD the '60s
who share a dream of makmg
music. Townsend. 3'4, din:c:t-
cd. ~wrote, co-produced and
co-starred. To prepue, be
travded with the Dells, a
rhythm-and-blues group that
has been togctha for 36 YCU'l.
Q Who wntrols Litt Unitttl
Press lntLrn11tion.al onJ
A.ssociolttl Prus wirt unrico?
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United Pras lnrmw:ional. or
UPL saned up in t 907: it's
owned by Infotecboology.
The Associated Press, or AP,
formed in 1948, is owned
jointly by l,500 daily newspa-
pers and 6,000 radio and TV
oudeu in more th.an 112 cou.o-
trics. The two services bartle
daily to report the news first.
The winner? Apparently the
AP, the world's premier wire
service, which continues ro in-
CJQSC ia mcmbcn while the
6mncially strapped UPI has
been dropped by powerful pa-
pen lih 1'lw Nt111 YM Timo
and TM Wa/l Str«t Jm1mal.
Lan fall, UPI employees
agreed ro a 35 percent pay cut.
Q 1 low ABC's "Tiu Yo11111
IUJm." Wm Bill CoJy •n4
}•wctJ Bt11kr mlly Pony
Expras ridLrs? DU/11't Liu
Porty Expras n1n only 1 ye•r?
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Yes and no. And yes. While
Bill Cody was a rQJ Pony &-
pcm rider, Buder is a 6aiooa1
c:hanaa-. Tbc Poay Expn:ss
opmted bawcen· Sc. Joeq>h.
~ and Saavnmto &Om
April 1860 to October 1861.
Havf .t Q Uf~!1on about ptoplto 1n !ht nn., (All loll lrPt l 800 2~'l L lr,4[ Suncl..ir <i !11 Q
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Q Who luu km chostn so f•r in Prrsiint 8t1.1lt's ''Thoa1ari.J
Points of Light" P'°f''"'? How "' tlu win"'1'1 srl«td?
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The bonorttS are too numerous to list. Bush bas ~ a
"D.u.ly Point of Light" 6 days a wttk since NOY. 24, 1989: more
than 300. and counnng. The award goes co chOIC who suca:ufully
tack.le social problems. The fua Point of Li&ht award -a leuer
&om Bush. wbo ~ nominariom &om me public -wtnt ':°
~ O,,,,mmw/ Appml beausc of the Manpbil ~· rcco~·
rion of superior community scni.c:ie. OtberS: New Odam rt:Sl-
dcnu who unital co fight cnmc; Gencnl Mocoa. whole employ·
ecs Ntor s:tuckna; Dean Cornea. who mned I limxy program
tn P:unt Lick. Ky.; and Justin Lebo. men 13, ol Saddle Brook. N.J ..
who gave rebuilt bikes co a ch.t1drm's home. To oomimtc a~
or Jl'OUP• write to the Officie of Nabom.I Scrrice., Old !z«uti.-c
Office Building, Room 100, Washingu>o. O.C. 20500 ~
cion: Daily Point of Light). Just gift cbe name. addras and phone
nwnbe:r of your nom.uw:c and sme why the ~ is worthy.
Happy Birthday to ...
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Len Oybm,28
Greg Nonm.n .. l6
Mult Sp1a. 41
Robena Ft.a.. 51
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THE OFFICll\L VIETNAM VETERANS MEMORIAL BRONZE
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The open, funny Julia Roberts you saw on
screen last summer is far different in
person. Does she have the jitters about her
new movie -or just her new celebrity?
By Laurie Werner
Julia Roberts shoe t0 national atten-
tion as the only Oscar-nominated
member of the st.clbr cast in 1989's
SttJtl M.gno/ilu. Her co-swring role in
last summer's PrrJty WOM4" made her a
household rwnc -and face. This
wecUnd., a new movie opens -SI~
;,,g With du El'lmf'}' -and now she
}w the lead role, proof st2tdom has
been reached.
It tw ca.Un the 23-ycar-oki only a
yr:ar ro a.tb.in it.
lf you're looi..ing for dues about how
she cl.id it. how she changed along the
W'1y, who she really is. though, you
won't have an easy time. There att a
thousand Julias. u her £ricod dircaor
Joel Schumacher explains.
4 U\A WUUJ(O •,.,,.,,. .. 10, ,,,,
And the one you get depends on
who you att. Kiefer Suther~ love of
her life since they met co-sa.rring in
Flotlintrs last year, gets maximum
wamuh. So do her friends and funily,
including actor-brother Eric. She gca
chummy with colleagues -including
romances with past c0wsan Liam Nee-
son {Sdtisf"'tio"), Dyta.n Mc.Dermott
(St«/ Mognolitu) and now Suthedand
-and goes out of her way to in~
hmclf with each 6lm '1 a-cw.
On c:ht cooler end of the tale att
fans; r:hey11 get couniesy from this
properly nised Southern girl as long a. tfiey adtno-wlcdgc ba quietly ... Mo.
are o.ice; cbc-y come up co ay rhey
~ my work. They rapea d.e peetz,
and J appreciate dw. ..
Then there'~ the F'd;Jccting any-thing from wariness co · • "Publicity
is a necessary evil." she explains. True.
all scan must do intnviews and. mind-
ful of their images. ay co handle them
with $0MC gncc. But Robefts is cbriy
hosrilc during our two mccti.np. ID
odd reaaion from tomeooe who's got-
ten mosdy valentines from the press.
Faced with an imerMw, she's irrita-
ble -a &r cry from the mile-wide
unile and upbeat charm audienca fell
in love with. She's also cimi. Sl ·
in the makeup trailer OD W set~
new film Dyi"I Y'*"I> she punaoaccs
case amwm wich yawns.
To be fair, there may be mother ra.-
soo for aobera' rt'SimQCt': her anaoy·
anc:c O'ttr tbe cimrnwaoca of chi& in-
CICI •ii:w. She imila dm ir WM lmlipf wilboUc her .,.o.a1 a., 20da cw,_
,..... • --.. Jadr.. CJullcaw
pt &om._. cw.~
shr's starting to compreh.eod the com-
plexity of success." director Schu-
macher ays. .. &aything from the a-
cicemcnt and chrill of it to the unkind
publicity. ~ ieally i.s a.o agony and
cawy of soocess. ..
To help ha cope. Roberts bas tw0
agena. a publicise and an a.ttonxy on
her payroll to weed duough ~ ne--
gocialc ~-plus deals. OK
ima"ftew requesa.. A penoual misanr
keeps ma oe tier schcdu.lc.
ha clothes; she wanr.cd to concentrate Sally Field ... suty is very dear ro me. I
on not tripping onstagc. always auJt and liscm to Sally."
She's ~en UDClOmfortablc with less Field serves as a professiooal mentor
dramatic Hollywood-style nightlife. -she bdped R.obcns with her St«/
"l'm home IO little dw, when J'm MagnoJ.w audition and funndcd die
home. I prefer to stay there. Tim ta:1ie script of Dyi"f Yoemg directly co ha.
can be a little c:xploiti~. Whenever But it's not just Field's career dur Rob-
possibk, it's bearr ~lay low." cm admires. "She's a wonderful pcr-
Hct big nighttime aaivity is slipping son. a great mocha, a great wife, .. Rob-
.oat in bcr BMW to see a ~says. "lt's one thing to sec an actor
s~ means slipping ouc; bc:r bobbed hair in movies and respect their work. It's
and round gr.use· disgWc her. anochcr thing to sec what they do be-
fore they get to work and ,ahtt they get
home. But ~ docsn 't nu.kc it seem cf-
forde:s.s. YOU Stt Sally weft.''
''I'm always amazed that when r•l=hi&ai:..:t.'m!:b!d~ ..;':
I want to get hold of her at night, ~=t:;~!:lir!:~~i!:
rm doing. Thar's die most impomnt
I usually find her at home." ~con:·:Uy -ormay oot-bc
-her mom, Betty ~~~~
----------------------This Christmas he added a diamood-studded band to her finger. WW e really
love each ocha, and chert's nodUng
scmationalistic about iL For Chrisams,
~·s wtw he~~ me. And I accepad it who y."
Is it officially m cnpgcmmt ring?
She pames. "It is w!w iris. It's a pa{ea
citde, it goes around and around. I
dUnk o8icialiry is O'femaid.. ..
Other Christmas gifts from ICidrr. a
buck. a saddle fur her hone. and a bar--
dcr collie poppy named Jxk..
Sutbedand is also her career ad.ner,
sht says. C'fm cbougb ha stacure in
Hollywood cJarty omdistmces his.
Perhaps ir's became hr Im been in tbt
bo.sinrss loogu -shoe didn'r Grt
workioa setadily an&il l 988 -and Im
obscrTed ic long-cam tbl'QQgb &cha
Domld Sutbcdaad's ~. ~
et, ''Jtider is IO many SCCfl ab.cad of me
dm be bcl guide me. J pr wadi
him and ~ bis lead and bo&d bis
hand tight, and I know I'D get tb£ft."
Where cixdy tltm is.. she doesn't
know -()( i.m 't cellia.g. h c:ocdd ~
True McMc Smdom. • OllOlt ol. tboac
around bcr pnidict. "When )'0'1 look •
bcr omcmn. sbr dawt roca m. roca-roe
imeread in her." Sche1nw lw llJ'S.
-r'ban whM smka acme moric ... "
But not all caca CU IR ClOlltiuutd.
?rdty w,_ Wal a 111r--Minc per·
fonmnce~ ...U woadU chll.,.....
en Daft GbD her'° dacir bans. .. ..,.
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Lincoln's
footsteps
H . ~ may be c:dc--
bna:d joindy with GeorF
Washington'' on Presi-
dents Day, Feb. 18. But the ¥imiras
of Alnham Lincoln know Tuesday
marks 'the ac tual 182nd birth-
day of the nation's 16th president.
11K Cjlll/ War on PBS rekindled
interest in this homespun man. who
spent his pmideocy struggling to
reunite the North and South. One
of the best ways to study him is tO
vwt the tOWlll in IWtcudcy, Indiana
and Illinois where he grew up.
~ a furu.ly and began lus c::area.
Fortunately for crnclcrs, Uncoln
moved around a~ doum of pbas
can docu.metu a conocc:tioo wim his
Lue. A ~ of sia ofrcr some-
thing more: unusually good inter-
pretive f'Milities. exhibits or li'fing-
history prognms that can open a
window of uodcma.ndi.ng. Hett, a
few "musts" on chc "Lincoln Trail":
llBNTUC llY BIRTHPLA CB
''.Just betng in this part of the coun~
ay, you lcind of breathe Lincoln."
says Carl Howell Jr. He grew up a
few miles from hilly Sinking
Springs Fann, where the fu~ pres-
idtot was born in a log cabin; now
1t's enshrined as the AbDh11n Lin-
coln Bin.bpi.ace NaaomJ Historic
Site. Sunouoding the cabin is a
whtte oeoclustcal temple that
would look more u borne among
the gn.od mooumena of Washing-
ton, O.C Two tdf~ a:ai1s
wind di.rough forau and meadowa
chat appear much as th'Y ctid to Un-
coln 's &mily. J Mila .,..dt of H°"fot-
vilk. °" U.S. J1E. 502-J58-J814.
INDIANA •AaN
.. JUS( ask me. If it'• about Lincoln.
I'll prot.bly know the answer. His-
tory kind of comes and scickJ l'O us
here,.. says jeny Sanden. chief of
opcnriona at the Unooln Boyhood
Nacional Memorial and ~ Park.
oar Lincoln Cicy. Unco1n lffcd on
chis &rm t 4 ya.a. It was the wic of
the ma los abin in whkh. legeud
bas tC. chc )'OWll Abe warted hU ~
IOlll on a~ by cbc light ol a 6re.
HD mot.ha, Nancy~ tjnmln,
it buried~ s. ,,... "I t62,
""""of l..UtaJb. °'I· 112~'JJ1~J41 .
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If )'OUbM e\Uttm '>quit anokq cold
turby. )'OU know bow difficult it is. 100 were
ini1lblc and edgy-DO fun., be around. BlleO-
tually, )WI' craving got the bebel' <i )'OU aad )'OU
failed. ~. it's 1D )'OUJ' fluJt -your bodYs
addiction k> nicobne is I medical problem.
But tbt.te is help. There is N'~
N°KD'dle, available oaly wilb I doctor's
preacription, is a medical trtamenc. In &ct,
it's the ooly ~that bas been clinically proven to rdicYc
the discomi>rt mi anxiety chit arc nicotine witMrawal
S)'llJl*Jlm. N'acoreae in )00!' ~ '%ISltioo program can
help )'OU acliiM all the beaJthy bendits <ibcq. oonsmokr.r.
Once )'OU\le ~ )'OU1l id beaer, eYeD look better.
·And )001 family aad ~will id more <Xlllb1able being
around )'OU. Al. flOlt )'OU1l be able ID~-OD )'OW' job-
insttad ct tbinkirw about a1ippq wt i>r a llDOU. 1me1ing
OD ttaim, tw8, ml airfua will become I plmure iDSltad
ct a ptnialmwD.
Paoperly UICld in a Ut.1bDeU propmn. Nicoreae can
sipificamly inaeue )'OUr cheaat <i <piittq b good.~
all C7tU the world hlYe uted it mccesafully. COD1*'1t me cl
N'icorctlt prcNides )Qll' syllaD widl a -.!y. minjmal llDfJUDl
<i nicotine tbati far below the amo.u dcliYCrCd brj cipteaes,
and yet high enough to relieYe the CdYing. irritability, and
anxi«y c1 smokirw widxtntwaJ . Aa )'OU a1ow1y, sadily ~
the mnoum <i Niooreae (lif:l I ptriod <i weds. )QJJ' oicotiDe
blood 1ewJs fall gndually. alJowDlg your body., ldjost and
slowly C1tUtlOIDe. UiicOoo.
( ,ld\lll lll'lh. \jllll'l ll t \,Ill lillp'.
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11ae ~., alOCaf ia Uli.ag
enough Ntcmac, kq enough. BYell
the molt 6ctiYe medicine--' bdp
if it isn't ulCld ri&fi. 1bu Dlllt i>llow
)'Wf docWI dUecdoal llld die euy-
~.,.,...... imttuc:bom. Jmta
i:w ciewl llll1S Nicot• ilOltitc.
After~ )Qljultputi~
)IOUr c:bet.k ml gum. Aftts I few
mi"'*3, when tbo .. ~OI'~ .. ia .. )QI
chew it a iw more timet ad pllt k .... The~
ddhay systan <i Nia>RaDdotJI lbc • allowing a .-tr lmOQd cl~., .,m lllMCb cbe lining ci
elm into your bloodlbeam. In impl• tbat )W use
It ltd M)., 12 pieces Idly and ll*C dml duoogboot
)'OUJ' waking bowl. ThM .,, )Ollf aicoline blood leYe1s
will ranain sady IDd die dClire., llDOR will be
leslmed. Bot don' me N'1cureaie if JUl are prepait,
or hlYe problt.ms with )Qlf jlw IUCb • TMJ. « blYC ~a
cec:czi heart IUICk, baYc chest plin OD aiertioo, or~
ID lbuot Ulal heart bes.
\bu didn't .. edctic*d ., Qpmtes in a
my, ad )'OU cadl brelt lbe blbil in a
h will cm a iw moaitw <i **I>' use.
But the .... will be wd1 worth the
cfbt. Suoceedi'W ii I ml8Cf cl 0De di'; . Ra ., ........ . . . It I tune. J'llCll'IU• ~ DilOOUDt ID
Nicore ii at.bed darallll lbc lining <i
cheek. Alff tblt\..00-S ia .-1, so
~while Nicooae is in )!QUI' moadl.
( .il l \tiff! d11\ 1111 .il•••lll \1, 'Ii I Iii. 1111\\:
Ranedat Nicoc'eCle ii Millble cmJywib a~
preacriptjon. Wby DOt mab Ill"'°'""•· DOW, wbilt yoo' raiding dUa 141 And iJr ~ ..
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As a young man. Lincoln .ooght ha
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lem Scatt Histonc Sue. Lmoolo
qwckly go< a )Ob in the gcntt.al siorc.
and O'fCr tht next 6 years be became
' JOi.ncd the militia and ~study law. Today the liuie
town is a frontier living museum
where knowledgeable role-players
take the pun ol period merdwm.
cn.ftspcnons a.nd farmers. Rwr•/
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LOUISVILL8 COURTSHIP
Llncoln 's counship of Mary Todd
took him co l...ouinillc. where ht
impressed the landed gcnay. Tht
young man often stayed with the
Speed funily in their red-brick rmn-
sioo. Fumingtoo. built &am pbm
drawn by Thomas Jc:ffmon. Amid
the polished wood and ~·
you'll 6nd a charming Wonk-you
~ from l..lncoln the frontier law-
yer, Toor guides aplain bow Lin-
coln's Louirrillc a:pcriencn in.fl~
eoced his lacer c:arcer as a starnman
JOJJ &nlst.oum RL J02-4S2-9920.
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a:ma of domcsOc life 31 tb.c Lmcoln
Home Naaoml Kisalric SR in
Sfiringfidd, lll Linooln bought the
Greek R.c-ri-nJ bou.sc -tb.c only
home ht~ owmd -in 1844 for s 1.soo. and be 1md in it until be
mcm:d to the White HOUllC in 186 t.
The Spmgfield bou.sc WU rmont•
ed many times u Liucolo ., children
-Robert Todd.. Sdwmd a.hr,
William Wallace and Tad -P"'
.. Wlult yoa're in Spmpdd,
yoa 11 i1Jo ww co Tisir 1 jnrola's
bw oBice: the Old Selle Capilol.
where che p:ai+hrial cuyl¥Wy clt-
Jiftftld his &mOm "home ctmded"
~ and me obelisk ud max
elm rim chie pmidcnr's eomb.~
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GUEST EDITOR MARY
MARGARET HOWE, INDIAN
RIVER, MICH., HAS ONE
THING JN COMMON WITH
.E.mat Hemingway: a love affair with
Michigan •• "Boyne Country ...
The oo'tt:list. who spent 22 su.m-
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WEEKEND
(After an we're just ~m•s, mt crazy)
Okay, when was the last time someone offered to pick up the tab
for your vacation? Well, until f.ebruaiy 28th, that's just the offer the
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Just stay two nights at a $20 rate and we 'll give you $40 back in
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While you 're here you can take advantage of eveiything
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But hurry. At this price we'll have a harder time affording this
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LAUGHLIN
c.o.,,,,.-ft.. Ap '
Cowmy. For suncrs, rt isn "t ..or cm6cd.
Much of the region rmW.ns as tt was 100
)'QIS ago. wnh 1 blend of wildcmeta and
culrumi sopbisriatioo. Ma.Dy of the
USA's oldest and mmt ~ ~
ilics b3ve rmmt2incd ICODad homes iD
the area for duu « more ~
Tili ~ for an auto tour cL thar
la~ areas. Pctosk.cy's 100-ycar-old Bay
View Aw>oarion beaurifully peta ta a
oeighborhood of matt dwi 400 V.aori-
an-scyle homes. Thc:n d.nve through the
Ca~ Cod ambJ.OXC of Wequecming. a
collccnon of huge ooaml 0 conages"
JUSC cast of H.ubor Springs.
Charm prnails in Bo~ Cot.may'•
elegant ~f-~ ~ La.od-
marlu tndudt: in Petoskey. chc Perry
Hoed, the Bay View Inn and cht V~
an-era Terna 1nD; m Boyne Ciry, the
Wol•erioe Dilwonb Inn. Walloon
Lac's Masten House. built in chc 1890s
by ooc of that rown's origim1 tealen. i1
a quauu bed-and-bra.k&.sc inn.
foor dining. the ~ to mnc:mbcr-is
Stafford. The local SWJ'oni f.amily owns
6vc oft.ht ttgK>n's better rcsmrnnts: chc
Perry Hoed and Bay VteW 1nn ('Pctot-
key). the Pter (lbtbor Springs). One
Wa.ttt Street (Boyne Cuy) and the
Weatbcrvanc (OwlnoU).
Matt modcnttly pricicd local~
ancludc Aleuoder's and Nanny's m
Charbocx. And Hoppic'a ol Harboc
Spnng.1 offcn :an hoa -c)·~ Jll'Df*r
dw makes a rasry ma.I for rwo.
For browsmg bet ween meals. cry chc
boutiques and specialty ga1Jcria lining
the streets of Harl>or Spnnss and Paos-
U)''s Gas 4glu Distna.. Om ooaibk
stop: Brumm's Gallery, )Ult IOIJlh o(
Cb.uievoi.x, a s.howplaa ol anitans.
It Qkcs 101D1C drmng ro gu to Boyne
Countty; DO signific::.1)1 a&rpOrU arc do.c
by. ~ 75 is the molt diftcr ~
from t.bt soutbaa. including me Dcaoic
aro (about 27S miles away). Fram ~
JOVtbwca, cake U.S. 131. En rOU11e from
either dtn:aion. Hennaon's Earopean
ca& in <Adillac is worth a *P-Mwr
chef Hamann Subs nms a aapc:d> rataui-
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SCO'IT BROOKS DOESN'T REMBMBEll the 6.m elbow he ever
caught in the chops. But then. therc've been so many. Because Aroola.
the 5-foot-11 (mat•i in hight.ops) reserve point guard for the Minnc:socl
Timbcrwolves. has been fighting off big guys with blunt elbows ever
since his days of pickup ball in his hometown of Lathrop. Cali£
On this big week.end for the basketball-minded -the NBA All-Star
Tltl•lt •11. "If you want to compctt in
basketball, you can't look at it as a game
of inches. You can't look at some guy
and say, 'Uh~h. he's 6-10 or 7 feet, I
can't play against him.· " Remmibcr:
Oino&aun died out, while tiny, fuuv
mamnu1s scurried around and sUmved.
.. I'm DIC'VCf going to stuff Magic John-
son. but I an be a pest. You've goc to
think to yowsclf: 'I belong on the oowt
and rm going to do wiwrrcr it takes to
prove th.at.• Then you have to play your
bean out, aod work your butt off.••
Dn't z1n •• 1.U.. Your opponmcs
might be bi~~ they an't c:hanF
the laws of p · ~ still have to
get past you to reach the goal "Any-
ooc can pby dcfcmc.. Defemc is all de.
~ Just stay bcnvec:n your man and
the bask.ct. I always pic.k up my man ac
half ooun and ma.U him th.ink about
me t::Vcry second."
~ Nlth •-" ..IL When you're
calJcd OD to play bard-DOied dderuc,
JUSt grit your teeth and Jo il. Big guyi
can smdl fear like bounds on the bum..
. "I don't much like it when the ooach
alls for a cxnt.cr pd (wbai the point
guard bas to try and block OUI the op-
posing team's huge ccmcr). futw:we..
ly. that's DOt called that oficn. But. basi-
calJy, when you tet a pick. you haft to
put everything into it."
& • JnMla. Good bands will help
compcnsm for a lack of height. ,.EY-
_trybody should learn to dribble bctta. I
work on my ball handling coma.mly,
doing aouo-.ef and figurc><igbt ~
bling drills. Tb.at abo helps with quick-
ness, aod quic.ltncss an Le one adnn-
cagt a sn:Wl guy has."
IHfl't 1*' ., .,,.,,.-ti.a. "You're
DO( going to be i-ainl the ball a.er
anybody. '° you haft co gee good .....
ing angles and you have to get the pass
off quickly. Look around. and don't
Wt until the defender is OD top of you
before ~ct rid of the ball. ••
Abo, ea your foul shoes. Smaller
players c;;an't afford to pus up gimmes
in half-court hoops.
Strut ••uu ,,_,, rid 1•tl11u.
When the bigger pbyen get careless.
the little player an turn dUd: "The
biggest thrill J get .is oominLtr,hind a bigger guy and . . the Study
your oppoocnts ~w:atch when dq
put the ball on die 8oor and wbetber
they go right or left OD a spin dribble.."
cu,,., ht ""' 4 "'' ••FJ#dla. Playing bard-nosed t'O'mchll doesn't
mean cuitmring a death wish. "You
haft to ~ your size week for you.
md char means a90iding c:oafrom>
tiom. ru ctM foe L00te balls and ru
cak.c a charge. but rm ne¥tt going to
bully anyone. and I woo•t pick a 6ght.••
Siii'/ I• 1J..I" ''Wbm you doa·c haft
an abundaoa: of talent {or size), you
have to me ~ you do baTC. I
work ouc 12 mon.ths a year. I like that
tunle-.shdl stomach."
Tn11t IJ •at. They an sec you sweat.
but don't let them tee you ay ... , wu in
a game apiml the Pboc:nix Sum. and
Mark w Cit ( 6-foot-to, 246 pounds)
came in for a layup. He hit me and
tbniw me into the bukcdJral.I mndud..
That's the little guy's nig~ I goc
right up, acced -J.iltc ~ WU
cool, but I'm rdling you, my ribs Tiurt. ..
U. lcimatdy, doing well oo the oomt
is a ~of working hard, bring fun
and being your own boo.a-~ Brooks
says. .. You let your own litniwiom.
Ooo•t kt &nyooe die ICC cban for JOU. ..
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game in C~lotte, N .C., is Sunday at 1:30 p.m. on NBC -Broo
offers his rips for the average-sized players of the world.
And ta.kc it from him-size isn't everything. lf you•rc always LOOl:Jll«I
up to colleagues. and feel you don't quite stack up to the competition
in half-court pickup games, remember this: Brooks is a full 9 inches
shorter than the avenge NBA player, a scrappy size 9 in a size 18 wodd.
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IN THE NEWSROOM
It was that kind of week ....
Ydterday in this space, we told )OU
how a Newport Beach group wants us
to refrain from using terms such as ·
''Caucasian, Anglo and white" and
instead refer to people or no color as
"European Americans." ... Well, "'e
also received a pica to stop abbreviattn~
John Wayne Airport IS "JWA." .. "To
use any other abbreviation" other than
SNA "is most misleading and only
contributes to difficulties for distant
travel 11cncies to book passengers to
our airport and to lost baggage, etc.,"
writes Lars de Jounge, secretary of the
Orange County Airport Association and
Corona del Mar resident .... SNA,
which stands for Santa Ana (the coun1y
capital), i the abbreviation you'll find
on your baggage when you use John
Wayne Airport .... While we can
understand Lars' lament, can you
imagine how difficult ii would be 10
explain in every story why we used
"SNA" 10 refer to John Wayne
Airport? ... When it comes to clarity.
Lars, it's better to confuse distant travel
agen ts than our local readers.
QUOTES Of Tfff DAY
"Age doesn't matt tr, unless you 're
chttst."
A Jerrv Kobrin fan, who attributes
the quote to Billie Burke (AJ).
• We've culled the good, the bad
and the bizarre for "The Best of Po-
lice Log," an arresting special collec·
tion coming Feb. 28.
•The Onnat Coast Dally
Pilot joins
other local
business giants
in sponsoring
Spirit Run
1991, Orange
County.'s ln rg-
est 5K/10K
race, on Feb.
24.
LOTTERY
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Sunday, February 10, 1991 75 cents
Arti~t draw.s record crowd to N
By Mimi Ko
Or1llCt Coast Diiiy Plot
NEWPORT BEACH • The Edward
Hopper exhibit at the Newport Harbor
Art Museum is attracting viewers like the
Super Bowl attracts fans .
On orcning night, Jan. 19, the show by
one o America's best-known realist
painters brought more than 1,200 people
to the museum. As of last Wednesday. at-
tendance was up to 11,500.
With 65 oil paintings, 35 water colors
and 50 drawings and prints on display,
people arc pouring in to sec them . At the
current pace, a museum attendance
record may be shattcrod within the next
t\\>O weeks. The record attendance at the
mu cum is 40,000 for Edward MullS;h's
exhibit. "If the record isn't broken, the
Hopper exhibit wall be the second large)t
in the history of the museum," said
Maxine Gaiber, public relauon\ officer at
the mu cum.
People of all ages from all o'er arc
going to see the show, \\hich originated at
the Whitney Museum of American Art in
New York. "A lot of people are calling
from all over the United States a king for
directions so they can come and view the
paintings," Gaiber said. "They arc coming
because they love Hopper's work. h's easy
to understand and thought proo.okang.
And, it appeals to people at different lei ..
els."
A man from Santa Barbara at the mu-
seum Wednesday said that he wanted to
sec the exhibit because Hopper had a
style that was uniquely his, and the hght
that was captured in his pictures arc un-
believable.
"I hkc the '>Ohtary aspect of Hopper\
pictures," said Al Hotard, a retired man
from .Covina as he looked at "Night Shad-
ows." "This pa1nt1ng has emotion to u It
In Salt Lake it's 14 degrees?
ltt '¥f"ltlC>,,.. CON OeilJ ,,,.,.
While the water was too chilly for wa\le riders, pleasant
weather did bring thousands of sun seekers -including
2-year-old Tyler Odegard of Santa Ana -to Newport
Beach on Saturday An e habit now on daspla-. Jt the
nearby Newport Harbor Nautical Muswm proves that the
weather hasn't always been this n.ce.
It's sunny outside now, but weather
exhibit shows Coast's stormier days
By Anna Cekola
Orange Coast OllV ,.,.
NEWPORT BEACH -While mild
February weather was a big draw for
OmtfC Coast bcachgocrs Saturday. an
exhibit at the Newport Harbor Nautical
Museum traces a weather history that
has not always been so sunny.
School district
may take back
Rea Center
By Bob van Eyt(en
Orlnll COlll OllV ....
COST A MESA -Charities and civic
groups based at Rea Community Center
on Hamilton Strut are f acina a &rim fi·
nandal future with the probable· closure
of the center in two ,can.
The N...,on·MeM UDifted ·Scftool Dil-
trict. wWda .,... Iha '°":'..J'* ~ tchool, nod8ed tM ~. . .._ "·
that the leue will libly be terminated in
1993, otrldall Nici.
"The tbink.ifta DOW ii that we will Med
the tchool," sa6d or. Tom Oocllf, die
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Just blocks from where thousands en·
Joyed the sand, surf and bike paths near
the Newport Pier, an introductory panel
at the museum informed visitors
"Weather in Newport can be awe-
some." .
"The hurricane of 1939, the Oooding
o( the Santa Ana River in 1916 and
1938, the 5()..year drought bct~ecn 1760
and 1820, and some Santa Ana w1nds
all demand respect," the panel read.
"Weather Newport" offe rs pltnt} of
pictures documenting the major storms
through the years and from the most re-
cent weather turbulence to hit the Or-
See SUNNY /Piii M
Southland resldllntl • llller
to SM Cmt's k8lll ll'l)ICt
By Colan Caldwell
0nrioe Coast Olly PIOI
NEWPORT BEACH -Last month,
vandals sought to de1troy a five acre
area of undcrsu life by dam•&i1'1 a
kelp project off the Balboa Peninsula.
Over the weekend, raidenu from
th~hout the Southland decided to
bri .. at back.
About 20 diven deaaded IOme 4S
feet underwater. wortina. in te-. of
two, to repair more thin 100 »foot·
~ pla1tic ~· anchored to the floor de19led IO ·.foml I ndy ....... Gr
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has a f eeltng that projects a feeling.
omething happens wh en you look at it."
A couple of second-grade cla es lrom
Cahfom1a Elementary School in Costa
Mesa "'ere e"en at the mu cum thi week.
One pupil, Katae Menden, 7, said her fa-
vorite painting 1$ one of Hopper's most
famous. "Second _Story Sunlight."
Menden said she liked tt because of the
b uc sit..~. and hov.i the fort t looks.
·(Hopper) really put some thought into
the shadows," she said.
An o ther second-grader, Katie
See ART /1'111 M
Confidence
rating low
for officials
egative views could
lead to repercussions
By Pau1 Arth.pley
O"V P ICl Pl.. • .u1 'W"llllr
There 1s a--------...
cns1s of con-
fidence amonf
Orange Count) 's
business and
etVlC communit"
members in th(
ab1hty of count)
leaders to ad-
dress the ma1or "------__ __,
issues of th( d1).
The neptn-e view was revealed in a
recent sun-e) of chamber of commen::c,
cuy council and other community leaden
aero s the counry.
That sta.nds in marked conuast to
another scneral Vlcw Ui.t.. even as new
c1t1es form and the deas1on-makin1 pro-
cess is funhcr d1ss1pated ac:rou Ora.nee
County. commuruty leaden belkvc some
ma1or issues arc best left to county of-
ficals.
In lbc survey. 86 percent of respondents
1dcnufied control of drua abuse and aunes
caused b)' drugs as the foremost a.ue
facing Ora.nae County. Yet Ju.st S pe:runt
felt county 1eadcrs v..'CrC doina an .. ace&.
lent" JOb 1ddressmg lMt a.ssue, while 67
percent satd they wett dotna only a .. poor
.. to faJr .. 1ob. •
Ltkcwisc. 70 percent said the tccoftd-
most important wuc was streets. roeds
and highways needs. Only 3 percent put-
ed count> leaden an .. excellent .. rat1na for
thcar work on Ui.t issue. wbJle 70 percent
wd the leadcrstup·s performance WM
"poor to fair.··
Ranked third an 1mponance wu avail-
abihty of water. ~vent.ecn percent ol ro-
spondcnu rated leaden' performucC '"e.a-
ccllent," whtle 34 percent rated tbcm '"pioor
to fair:·
The survey was sponton:d by tbe 0....,.
C.Ut Duly ~ ~ conducted ~ .._
tntcmallonaJ pOllina firm ~
ard, toe .. 1n conjunctioo with tbe Eddil
Mabe Co., a Wubinston-bucd bulin•
campa.ian oonsultina firm. SM SURVEY,._•
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A Costa Mesa res1den1 and O\\ ner of fry's Marlo.et on the
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The 53-year-old nati\C of Holl.ind bought Fry\ M;:irket :it 115
15th St. 1n 1969, from the son of the nr1g111.il O\\ncr r;ry. who op·
crated the store Ju ring the I <J'\0, l>u' n'ICl' ;ind h1' famil' haw
run the popul.1r IO\:al g.roo:ry and liquor '111rc fttr o long Oll\\,
these dav . the ~ood-natured Du\n'ltec 1, knm'n ,,, "h''\ ...
"I see. many k1J-; go thniu!!h the ckmcnt.m 'd1uol j couple llf
hlocks do" n. and tlm be.1ch .11 I '\th \tru:I '' .1 \.!: n p<ipular plJ~·e
fo r 1he young kid,, 'll the\ .111 1.·nmc 111 ~I tll\ <'I them come had;
when they're grtmn .ind bring thc1r l..1J, 111
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''l'\I.~ hccn in l J\ \ C£.t', 1'11crtn \ 1 tr! 1. 11 "'·111, .md I !1c.1r. ·111.
Fr)1' A 101 ol pellplc re: Ill~ k1 '" m I , 111 1 c.:\en h.l\C .in .111.m
.rnymorc bcc.m'e eH'l)lllle rl'l"!!lllll' me.:'
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ou>n,1cc\ \\lfc Su\IC .111d 1hrc.:l' J '""h'c.:•, ,111d ••lie 'lln, ·•t!l'\
20 to 24, .111 help nut "1th 1h1.· m.ir~ct, "h:di 1, ••ri:n lrn111 ".1~111
to 9 pm 'b3 d,I\, J 'e 1r, dP,cd 11111' l•ll I h.111L.,c1,1n1.: .111d
( hrt'>lm1' d.I\\,
l3ut la\l \C«ir. D11\n,1cc 111nk .1 \\ell Ji:,...'r i:d '·I 1111111 \\llh Im
famtl) tu h1' nat1\1: Holl.md .ind 1.h ,cd th 'I np llir 2 I 2 ''Cd,,
the longt ,, rerillJ the m.irh·t h.1, h.::cn d1 ' d
''I tell pc11pk I'm 'tnlHl'l11t·d I 11wd I••'"""' llKI h11111' ,1
"eek .• ind Ill•\\ I \\nrk onl\ 'II h11ur' .1 ''. t L. ~h "lie, d.1udlll'r
and son help me 11ut Ill"' '(' I ,,111 1.1:..( ... 111u: 11ntl· 1111 •
\lq:'rc.: not ft'lllOt! rid1 011: :ht·r~. I .t \\C m.1h .1 coo1.I ll\1ni::
I m r 11hcr h.1pp' '"lh "" 1l 1'111 ti ru· •
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Local News Briefs
Contractor roots bill for repaving
'\l·\\POR I Blt\Cll -Cimdnc. .1ml 1q11\11 · •t 1lc cl1,1~·
l l1gh\\ t) tKh\cen J n h1 rec R P 1 I ,11\lJ H l\'llk P1i.c I' l'l'll i:
d11nc at Jlll Cll\I Ill the UI\. 1'111 I' \\111k ' I) ll •1 I llL n :\1 I lll
,,11d la'1 "cd;
I he .1,ph.1l t ra'm~ put 111 durinc. the rt:
"<1" dcuncd b) ( .11tran' 111 he It·,., "·•bk 11 111 ii
tnn much t1\ph.t1 1 in 'nmc 'Pol\, "• 1 ltl r" 1 1., .1\
.mJ rc,urf.tted I he "ori.. " the..· lt1lltr.1U1•r
,,11d
I \\ll l<1nc' .tr\. he1n~ kept <lpt 11 111 c.1~
v.nrk, \\hich I\ '>l.1tclt to cunt:ludc 1• ,. ~ • •
ni: cr.1111111
I 'I lit\, '\, 11111
I 111 du: 1111.: 1 he
$98.5 million loss hurts credit rating
IRVINf Wc,tcrn D1g11.il C 11 ., t..1l1lit r 111 •" 1.1!..111:.! ,1 hc.11·
1ng follo"'ing the announccmtnt I 11d.1\ ti.• lite t11mp.11" ,uf·
lered a huge S98 5 million 'ec11nd <111 Hll'! I ' 111d ,, mi·• 11.111ng
w11h lender<> to refinance Slfill mill 1111 111 dtl •
The \lnglc·'B' rJt1ng on \\ e'll rn I >1 •11.1 (, r1 ' ,, 1 m I 11111
'uhordmared debenture' h." hell! 11 tll'd '1 '\,\. P C rul t\\ 11d1,
~&P 1;a1d
S&P plan' .10 a .. ,e,c; c~rrent h11,11tt.''-' .111d 1111.inu.11 ,1 1.1tcg11:\,
and will continue to monitor nq:1111 .1t111n' ltcl\\C:t"n tht: ma11u l.1c
rurcr of intclltgent disk dmc' .ind '1:n11wndut:tnf\ and 11' lender'
and the impact of the!>c ncgo11.1IH111' nn the r;it cd pul"lhc. detlt,
S&P said
The l rvme·ba ed l'.ump.111y .1nnnt1nlcJ 11 Joe' not pl.111 10 rcp.1y
.my outstnnding borroY..mgs until a renccn\1jlHlll of 11\ b.111 k f.1cil·
111es is completed. Western Drg11,1I declined 10 p.1y Sto millwn of
matured short-term debt, .ind add111nnal dd:iult~ could lflll~C r
the acceleration Hl payment'> Oil horrn" lllg\ 111 .1tio11t S2J5 mil ·
hon.
Mo t o f the cnmpan) \ $98 5 mtllinn 'ic(llnd 4uarlu In'' " .H·
tributcd 10 a one-time $66 mil,hon bu'>ine" r\.\truc.tunng ch.ttgc.
omclal fulftlls drug-diversion program
SANTA ANA -A fe lo ny cocaine pos'~'i.1on cha rge against a
former North Municipal Court C.Ommi...smncr h,1, been dropped
after he ~ent "far beyond" the requiremcrm of a drug·dl\Cf ion
progTam.
The chuae oaain t Robert K. Tuller Jr. Wa\ di\ml'l\ed frid.y
by Central Municipal Judge J me M. Drook , dcanng the
former comnw; ioner'5 record nd making 11 unlikely the C. lif.
omia State Bar will take action oge1nst him
AJ a first·time defendant, Tuller was required to attend d mini·
mum of 26 df\l&·divcr ion se< ion . I fe went to 31 t or them, "far
beyond" the court's requirement , Brook noted 1n d1 mi ms the
cha.rae.
"J'he ~tty Ford . enter sav~d mr life," iJ Tuller, who ha
been tryrna to cst1bh h a prac11ct since he was forced to re i~n
hi commi ioncr's post by the North Mun1c1p I Court Jlldics. He
had been appointed io 1986.
T111lcr, 47, w11 arrested May 11. 1990, in an An1~1m hotel
room after purchasina SJOO in cocaine from 1 police informant.
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The World ... in Four Minutes
l<ll-f't.,Jn
The USS \\'1sconsin began firing its mammoth l &·inch guns at
Iraqi targt•b 1n the Persian Gulf Saturday.
Warplanes rip lraql tanks
DllAll RAN, Saudi Arabia -Allied warplanes streaked
through den'c cloud~ o"er Kuwait on Saturday,
lmng m1"1lc., and bomb that ripped the turret ..------
and treath off more Iraqi tan k and flipped
~omc belly up in the sand.
After 24 days of 57,000 combat a nd supply
sor11e,, the bombers have destroyed up 10 20
percent ul thl! ianks, artillery and armored per-
l>Onncl l.trricr' 1n Ku"ail and i.ou thern Iraq, the ...,. ____ •
L: comm.ind ... aid
Prc\ldcnt Bu,h·~ top mo m1lttar) adv1 er~ "ere meeting with
Gulf \\ .ir wrnmander' to decide when and "here to launch a
cn,u11d .1tt.1ck Defcn.,e Secrciary Dick Cheney and Gen. Cohn
Pm,cll. chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, talked for eight
hnur' \\1th the De,ert Storm commander, Gen. H. Norman
'ich\\,trzkopf. <ind other U . military leader,, hut declined to
-.pernlatc on the d.11e for '>l.trtmg grounJ action
Lithuanians defy Gorbachev
\IL.Nil'\ US.S~ L11hu.in1.in'> on Saturday dd1ed
Prc,1dcn1 ~11!..hall S Gorhache' ·, appcall> and voted
O\.eN-hclminl!IY for 1nJcpcndencc from Mo,cow 1n a non·hlfldtng
roll, JCCllrdlll~ to prehminJI) re\Ult!>
L11hujn1.1n elcc11on offic1ai... ,,11J QO 5 percent of the \Oler' c.l\t
h.llllll\ 1n l,1\llr or independence 1 he count \\J h.i~ed On rC\Ult \
phlmcd in h) the 55 \Oting dl'>tnct<., !\JIU l .1n.1 S1.1o;1una1l)te .• 1
l.Hhu.1111 HI p.1rh.1mcnt fX'kC\\\Oman, ''ht' \:J1J the off1c1al count
\\OulJ he relc.1,ed Sunda\.
L11hu.1n1.1n Pre~1den1 V~taut .I'> LanJ,hergl\, 'peaking In
reporter\ in a packed conference h;ill :it the fort1f1eJ P:irl1amen1
huildinc. ,,lid the re,ult' 85 percent of eh~1hk HHCf\ 1urned
out -\\ould i.:ncour.igc the I 1thu.101Jn \1.•ce\\lt111 Jme .111J l'ther
repuhh('
rran plagued by noods
by
She ral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIE5
f in.ill). the BJll.loa l·err) lfojt operator -,, t\\en1-.,omc tl11n~
l..1J \\-llh J n.11111p. RayhJn . a lot of teeth and J pceli'ng no'e -
" l\ul to the huce. hlack limo, 'ignahng the dmcr to ,tart d1l\\n
1hc r.1mp
(,u1Jo. the driver of Romoin Miles and h1\ l\\O JOUrnah\l
guc't'. hit the acleler.Hor and the huge hea't of .i \eh1clc surged
to rn.trd, p1lk111g up !>pccJ :.it an alarn11ng r.11e.
I he limo 'red do" n the ramp Guido i.tompcd on the brake It
"ent ,1r,11~h1 to the floor Nothing' omeone h.1d .tbotaged 1he
t..ir! B1l\Cll\t'i .ind pcde,trian., \Cattc:reJ' A mother hclJ her nc\\'·
horn C:l°'e to her hrc;1!lt'
I wm the !"lad; ,e,11. Guido could he.1r the mulllcd ,ucam~ of
h" P·'"l'll~l r' th111u~h the '>UP~l\cd \OunJ-proof J!l.1'' p.1r111mn
....... I Ire h1.1i..c, < 1u1do. th<: hr 1J..es, you id10t 1" \died h1 hm'
R11m.1n ~hit' · '
.,
\\ e re c111nc to he killed' We're: all going 10 J1e ' ' cr1 eJ ~.11
l'ri:kh them·" rqmrtcr fo r the C"-port Beach \\cckh
) •1u·rc 'P1ll1~ m) dnnk!" \houted I lound Dng ·11 un1er to
Pr ck h ='(I nceJ to panic. lo.id r his I JU \( ltke 'i.11gt1n, ·7 ~ ••
(iu1do looked do"'n JI the <,pce dometer· 45 mph Bnt1m 1 1 he
limo ripped rit:h t th rough the met.11 railin~ at the end of the ferry
.ind pltl\\Cd into the colJ Y+lnlcr \\jlers of NcY+p<lrl Harbor
1 o be nmtinucd
Did You Know?
Coast pilot won trophy twice
in Powder Pun Derby air race
In Coc;to M<'so: Tnn.1 .l,1rnh. u former air m.111 pilot and .itr
craft !IJ~cs~oman, ''"on the Powder Puff Derby air race in 1974i
and. again ·~ 1976 The annual race cndor~ed by the Ninety·ntnc\,
Ml 1ntern.111onal \\Onicn'c; pilot organ1za11on. ended an 1979, after
30 ye.m of compet1t1on Jan h wa' a Co tJ Mc .1 resident when
she won the fir~t race, and h'cd m Irvine whe n she ~on the sec·
o nd, so we can a'isume 'he: wa' a fast mo,er on the ground, 100
In each race, she flew more than 2,000 milec; olo in a Bccchcrnft
Bonnn1n ·
You cun ~olo ri~ht hen· when v11u 'end )Our h1\tcmc.1/ f.lch tu
Did }'ou Know. Ornngt Coa t DDll)' l'ilot, P O DO'C 1560, Co~t.t
Me a. 92626
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Police Log
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Mr
worst ~oods this century urgently nee~ bla!1ket and heater to
cope with sub·freeting cold, Tehran radio said Saturday.
The noods struck the provinces of Sis1nn and Baluehestnn in
ca tern Iran last weekend, leaving six de d, 50,000 ~oplc
homeless and 180 village devastated and unmhabauable,
according to n"cws reports from Iran.
Roma -.uc&I lllOUt threats to Pope
ROME -A politician's claim that 1he life of Pope John Paul
11 is in d anger because or his condemnation of th~ Gulf ~nr has
drawn ~kepticnl reaction) from government ccurity o rrie1al and
the Holy Sec. .
Roberto Formigoni vice president of the l:uropc.\n Parliament
and leader of an h al;<in Catholic pac11ts1 mu\.emcnt, aid Friday
that 1he pope's appeal for pc.ice in the gulf hnd provoked
"threate ning private comment' "
He did not say who made the threat!>, but noted John Paul has
urged an Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait and the convening o( an
1n1c rna11onal confe rence to rc'.'lolve .ill Middle b10,t "'ues
Callfornlans urged to cut showers
SACRAMENTO -Go" Pt.'lt.' \\ 1bnn urgrd ( Jhfornians on
Saturda) to rn ke l>hOrter !>howcr' Ill .. a\'e w.1tcr. Y+hlle U.S. Sen.
John Sc)mour said he's pu\h1ng for federal aide for formers who
can't pl<111t their crop-;.
"\\lc're l!Oln~ to be.11 thl\ drou!.!ht Jnd \\t re ~,u ng to do 11
tugcther," the: RcpubhcJn gl>\nnor \Jld in h1' "cdl~ radio
.1ddrc" "h1rmcr. o,uhurhan11c, l.'1tv·d\\cller \\C' "Ill make 11
. through"
Wll,on ,,11d the '>talc Drought Action I c.:.irn he named la\t
\\Ce k l'i \Chcdulcd ll.> 01JL.e lh fl'CO mmcnd:Jllllll\ l'Y f Ch. 15 on
ho" lcder.il :ind 'ilil lC a~.,.,1,1m·c t.:i n be ll'>Ctf to help -c111e!o Jnd
farmer'. protect rc\ource' .111d lie.ht the inc' 11.1hk fMc't fire~.
Men arrested In U.S. bombing
l-
1\ 0 R l·O U~. Va -1 hree men .irre-.tt.·d 'i.1turd.1\ were: charged
\\1lh attcmp1111g to bomh l\\l> l.iq:c lhem1cal
storage 1.rnk., 1n a plot tn collect 1n,ur.1ncc
monc~. 1nve,11g.t1or\ sa1J
Charle\ ld\\.irJ Grc-.h,1m, \'"'' h.11! .1 k.1,c on
one of lhc t.1ni.., \\,1, p1cl..cd up in \l.1r\l,1nd
.tnd t\.'Cll\Cd 111 1ak1n!.! p.HI 111 the: .1llq~cJ
'cheme '"th l\HI men .irrc,tl'tl 1n \r111m.1
l hc tl1,cmc.:r\ \lnnd.t" nl '" audi: pipe
~omb\ .11 .1 'tllr.1gc t.ink ut111pk' 1l\\ncd h~
Allied I crm1n.11, Int., J"'I Ill mile..·, Imm Crt.·~hJm
'nrfol l.. ""·'\,II B 1\e. r,11,cd t.rtlllt.'rll' ,,, .1 p1w .. 1hk hnl.. to the
J>u,1an C 1ulf \\,ir .111d-tcrrnr1'1 1hrt.'.1h h' lr.1q1 l'rc,1dt nt 'i.1ddam
I IU'\c.:ln
1.hc. hornh'. "'h1ch "::-rr 1!1'1 • 't ii 1 : "11h11u: Uh 1dt nt. pr11mpt~d
cnmp.1n11:' 1n the rq:1nn 111 1nt.t1.' t't.' -c ... uril'. hut .1uthnnt1e' h.i\e
''"Ct.' rulcJ 11u1 ll:rron'm 1n tht.· l••'i:
News of the Weird
Sclentt1t1 want to do
autopsy on A.be Uncoln
WA HI GlON "t.1cn·
11\I "ant to IC\I bone tr.ti!
me nts, c;1r.1nd' of h.i1r .1nJ
blood \tc11ns from Atirah;1 m
Lincoln to determine 1r the
16th president h.id an inhcntcJ
cond111on called Marfon\ ~'tn
dromc •
Dr Marc 5 M1co111, J1rcc-
111r o ( the N.111onal Mu,eum of
llealth and Medicine. aid Sal·
u.rJJy that ne~ technique' may
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'Someone pried the door handle of a "r parked 11
South Coast Plau and itolc the car'• tcr<;o,_ plus a iackct and perfume, with a total vtluc uf ~. TM
brc.alt·tn occurred between 9 IS and II a.m Wed·
ncsdty.
Albert An1hony Thom.a • 19, of I oun1a1n \'allc), i nti M1ch1c.I Thomu tephcn , 19, of ln"cWtll)(i, were nr· rdted II 3900 We I ~th St
ewport Beach
A v.-'t\ml\n i nd her dos \\-ere walk1n1 on Balboa. Onul· C\.lrd near 22nd ·1rc:ct 9ohCn a 2·}-Ur-old male RO(· "'~11tcr, de rikd a "high· m1n1" ri, hit a.ncr, came running l(f 1hc auccr, ptnncd 1hC wuman 1p1Mt a
Yt'all nJ m1111lcd her "'-'& A "11ru: bclpcd puU the
IWO do.: lplr1. 1i.c ~an ufkrcd bil Oft her
handt and tier 1q -..rrcrcJ a puncture v.ound on the n«k
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A mAn *' teen c1P911n1 h mtclf near an apart· mcn1 COmP.ln in the 2200 block of hnvicw Ro.d t
ll.38 pm. Titunday
Foun tain Valley
S1n1a Ana Police arrcated three IMft In Fo...ealn
Vallg at I ua. ~a. ':7'lido• of~. DaniCJ ~ M a• Ii .. 2& Pa Uk YlmlJ,
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Huntington kach
'Tlucvc cue a lodt IQ a puac n the 6'00 bkxk of Mar V1st1 Dr~ and "otc a ldc\1116(1n, ""J , -11e recorder, computtr and drill press. · •
Som<'onc rtl)Oftcdty stoic SIOO frum 11 lod:tr at Marine Vtt:W School, .5682 TillNfJ. •
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TH AT'I FUNNY, I
DON'T na, IT -I tum
70 today and I doa't feel a
day ~r 69. It muat hlYC
aomcthlna lO do with the
genes.
Is 70 an advanced age?
Not anymore.
Back in my day, there
lived a wise man named
Bernard Baruch, an eminent
financier turned philoso-
pher, statesman and adviser
to presidents.
When Mr. Baruch turned Jerry Kobrin
80, an interviewer a ked him .----------......;..-
" he felt old. He said he
didn't.
"To me,''Mr. Baruch said, "old age is always 15 year older
than I am."
Right on, Bernie.
A couple of kid tossed a birthday pnrty for me the other ni ght
at Big Canyon Country Club. It was organiied by Bob
Guggenheim, 80, and Charley Hester, 78.
There were only 12 guys invited. This number, as young Vick
Knight put it, was "more than a minyan, le s than the la'it Sup-
per." There must've been some symboli m in his observa1ion, but
it was lost on me. I was too busy having a swell 1ime.
•m From From A1
Rttp0Ddmll were contacted
from a list of 272 city council lad
chambtn of' comlM'fte leaden
atroM 0ruee Co.anty.
Eddee Maht, whole firm hdped
develop the IW'V~, said county
leaden should be alarmed that meir
performance received such poor
rati"ll from thdr pcm.
.. That level of tension between
performanre and imponance will
have ttpcrcussions... Mabe said.
"Maybe in the votina booth, maybe
in other ways.
"But that's a heavy level of dis-
sonance bctwten what peo]>le think
is imponant and how they view
their leaders are dcalina with it."
StHI, surveyors found people be·
heved certain issues were best
tackled at the county level.
According to respondents, issues
that should be addressed coun-
tyw1de were: air travel availabihty
(94 perttntT. water availability (67
perttnt); health care facilities (S9
percent); environmental prqtcction
(59 percent); and streets, roads and
highways (52 percent).
Mahe said he was surpnsed that,
despite the seriousness of those
issues. community leaders still ap-
parently oppose the consolidation
Sundey, FebO*Y 10, 1191 •.
Drug abuse and drug-related crrme are top priority
issues in the County according to a county-wide <.Ur·
\icy. In th1s file photo, officials examine money and
good) col!cctt.'CI from drug sales.
of power into too few hands.
Respondents also said there are
at least two 1s ues best left to
muniC1paht1es -elementary and
secondary education (73 percent),
and ava1lab1ht~ of rccrcat1onal ac-
tivities (S9 percent).
Respondents were spht on where
other issues should be addressed.
On the question of employment
opportunities. 41 percent favored
countyw1dc kader hip v. hde 35 per·
cent opted for munlCl pahttes
Support for the ,rts was .,plll 3
percent countv.1de to 36 percent
local. And control of drug abu~
hkew1~ was spht 29 perttnt and
32 percent. rcspec11 vel\
Communll) and Cl\ 1c leaders
also agr~ cenain issues could and
should be addresSt'd bv pm ate
c1t1zens and civic coahtions, includ-
ing control of drug abuse and
cnmcs caused' by drug.s (77 per-
cent). support for the arts (73 per-
cent). educauon (59 percent), en-
\ ironmcnw protcctton and em-
ployment opportun1ues (53 percent
each), and ava1Jab1ltty of rec-
reational aCti v111es (S2 pcrocnt).
Tomorrow: f11t.n laMrs
Guggenheim, who's as bouncy as a bantam weight boxer, called
early the next morning. Googie wa raring to go, re ady fo r the
next party, and I expect to be seeing ~im and the bcautcoui.
Shirlee at another birthday bash tonight. Hester won't be there
because he and Nora sailed off Friday for a Caribbean cruise.
Pioneer boat builder William Scliock, 70 , dies
Maybe these two philanthropists will low down when they
reach 100, but don't bet on it. They're too busy enjoying life
Maybe that's their secret: Always giving, searching for new
causes and challenge , rarely looking back. And, w11h it all. ha\-
ing fun. They positively twinkle with zest and good humor.
In the column-writing dodge, I've encountered friend l\e
never even met. Take, please, the little old lady an Lei ure World
who calls several morning a "'eek ju t to C'<change hght ·hcartcd
banter. She caJls it therapy ( .. Is it good for )'Ou, too, honey?"),
1hen tells me raunchy stories -mostly the c da)'S about Saddam
Hu ein's manhood -which I couldn't e\en rcpe.1 t at th.it '>tJg
dinner.
I made the mi take one day of asking her age, and she cad.led,
"l'm old enough to call )'OU Sonny. Sonny."
She told me once she'd been in show biz, and that one of her
dear friends had been Flo Ziegfeld's dtp )'·doodle \.,,1fe, B11l1e
Burke. And she happily recalled one of 01ll1e's memorable line'
"Age doesn't matter, unless you're cheese-."·•
So keep on passing the sa lly crackers, but don't call me Jerry
Camembert. With all those funny fr iends out there, and the fam-
nating promise of more to come, 1here's plenty of good ll\ang
ahead.
Who know • I might even start taking better care of m)'.,clf
Naw ...
Jtr17 Kobrln's column rons Sund11y, Tuesday and Friday.
By Almon Lockabey
Oflr-<Je Coul Darty Plot
NE WPORT
Bl:.ACH -W.D.
"Bill" Schock, a
pioneer Newport
Beac h boa t
builde r a nd
founder of the
\\ D . Schock
Corp., die d
I rnJ.1y at Hoag Memorial Hospital
following J long illness. He was 70.
'chock started buildiQg small
"undc:n boat\ in his garage at 417
1 Ldgewatcr St .. in I 9-l5, special·
lllng in the 19-foot Thistle and the
lntcrn.11iona l 14, which were hot
r..1CtnA boats during that era.
He later moved the busine s to
2900 Lefayette St., which the fam·
ii) i.t11l operate as a small boat
sa les. marine hardware and marine
engine repair bu inc s.
Schock was a pioneer an the fi.
~crgl.i sm:itl tRrat business m
FVSD honored for bilingual education
By Cohn Caldwell dent Sen.ice . program will continue, Wilham
~ Cout Di<y Noe "Ao; a re uh of the tn1t1..1I fund· ,,ud, but hiring and training of ru-
FOUNTAIN VALLEY -The mg. v.e have been able to demon-turc teachers will be difficult to
f'ountai n Valley School D1stnct \tra1c improved ~kill-. an both the fund
has been awarded the California \tudcntc; and the teacher' ab1ht)' to Before teaching the clas c , 1n-
Bihngual Education E'<emplary instruct them," \he ~aid "B> the \tructors go through a five-day
Project Award for 1t program de· year :?000. 5 percent of the \lu· \\.Ork hop on the background and
1gned to teach English rending dents '"II not ·peak cnglish We theory an !>econd language acquis1-
and language skill to . 1udent of have to ge t ready for 11 " uon, bilingual education and other
limited English·speaking ability. Four di tnct out of 36 from area and a five -day demonstration
across the nation that have applied 1c-. .. on in peer coaching. They also
The district is one of only two in ~111 r~ive the funding. rr the dis· ge t 3.5 days of follow-up instruc-
the state to receive the award trltti..do~ not receive funding, the t1on in their cla srooms.
through the California Department r---------------------------1
of Education. The district's Eng·
h h Language Acquisition Program
1 unique in its grouping of stu-
dent from Kindergnrten through
8th grades of Korean, Spam h, Vi-
etnamese and Chinese back-
grounds into one clas room
The exemplary statu remain
un ti l 1994 and allows the district
to apply for funding from the fed-
eral gO\-crnment. The government
has funded the program for the
pa t four years, and receiving fu.
ture funding 1 important in keep-
ing the pr~ram in step with the
risi ng California non-English
peaking population, said Fern
Znhlen Williams, director of Stu·
RU Ff ELL'S
UPllOLSTEIY llC • ...............
ltll--.. •TA 11»-Ml-llM
The .best place to find
a
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UCI spedalests teach physicians how to be••• .t .. c &1w 111 -
a1100 .,.,_ .... mull meet Slrwngent
~ bebl appcJifltment to lhe
medk:lt 11111. •
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11!1• ........... '10
en anractM, ,_or ,_., modeled
slltings. , ........... _
Y#rt dlmr ... VUll tink. ... locllial •
~a...~~"'*' .... ii°""" ........
... ,.. ........ :' 7 t.•• am ... .., ....... .._
............ 11' '(
(800) 338 -s·
Newport, having built the first fi.
berglass Snowbirds Sabot.
He was the desjgner of the fi-
berglass Lido-14 sloop, producing
the first 1n 1958. There are now
more than 6,000 in ex1~tcncc
Memonal 'Cf\'1ce~ are scheduled
Tue day, Feb 19, at 1 pm at the
Newport Harbor Yach1 Club, 730
W Bay St., ~cv.port Beach.
In lieu of fla.....ers, the family re-'
que ts that contributions be made
to the Amencan Heart Association :
or the Newport Beach Nautical
museum ..
Send .Saddam a message •••
•• ;and win a dinner for two!
In the space provided ab ove. please write m the message you'd lrke to send Saddam
Hussein (please keep 1t clean) via a U.S. missile Send your entnes before Monday, Feb 11
to Send Saddam A Message, c o The Daily Pilot. 330 W Bay St . Costa Mesa. CA 9262).
You can also call our Editor's Hotline at 64 2-6086 and leave your message (please leave
your name and phone number. too1) We will then forward all of them to Gen H Norman
Schwarzkopf, commander of the alhed forces
The two top entnes will each receive a $100 gift certificate for dinner for two at a land-
maf1( Newport Beach restaurant. A sampling of the entries will be pnnted in an upcoming
edition of the Daily Pilot.
, .
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-•Nlloflft-... Sltldl .........
)Ill ..... --of~ ~.,.... ...... of,. fell
·-_Oil!Wt ODutJ. ~ 130
lid sinkina fM boats.
A 1ol of people say, 'Can you
be ieve ahil rould ha~n. We're
tnie drcMIPt fi&ht now, " Museum
Dilector Cathy Nash said. o"tn one classic photo from 1969,
btlia of oranges 11nd debris rrom
Yorba Unda litter a stretch or
beach near the Santa Ana River
o.tlet. Another display shows a
t.
_From From A 1
tiQns, officials of some organiza-uons say.
:••1t•s going to put a strain on all
of us," said Steve Prather, director ot Harbor Arca Adult Day Care,
which serves elderly people wit h
Alzheimer's disease and other de-
bilitating ronditions. "There's very
hmitcd low cost office space avail-
able in the city. Where else are we
going to find something for 18
ce nts an hour? I think the next
• M41'1JU 1111•1 ..... of the
•111• 1916 IDoll. wr..n I~ ...... ol ......• 5
............ ,...ud .............. •1 rf1M aroud tM comer
from IM 1*111 aa rain. ocmea • more fualliar · puel oa drou&ht
and the bleak ram ftpra lor
Newport Beadl IO fat tbit year.
From July 1990 throuah Febru·
-ary, only 1.38 inches of rain have
f alien in Newport Beach, com-
pared to a normal 11.07 Inches for
the same period.
The exhibit opened Friday night,
with a visit from KABC·TV wcath·
erman Dr. George Fi chbeck.
~
About 150~---.. thilhow ....... TM rlNI. ... _ ..
at lull tlae •• lk. II .-mrW by the Nlllliil 0111oh .. M-
moepheric A•'nl11111Mi ... IM
National W...._ ... ....
Belidel -........... ....,.
are disp&a,s abcNI.-... ... new
weather predlcHaa tecliaicaua.
Newport Hubor ud ·"'-SUia
Ana River, caaiklered the mot&
potentially haurdoua flood area in
the western statel.
·rhe museum ia located at 1714
Weit Balboa Blvd. and is open
Wednesday throuh Sunday from
10 3.m. to 3 p.m.
"°"' Pram A 1 .-oa u.Uay. to raile funds
b lilerKJ ¥Oluleen tbrotilabout ... CIOUlllJ, .... to promoce the
..,... ..u.ble for people who
wnt to lean lO read to tab ad·
vantaae of it," said Diane Tropila,
the reatival apoblwoman.
11We use a whole lansuase ap-
proach when we teach people to
read," said Manha Hendricks, lit-
eracy coordinator ror the Newport
Beach literacy proaram. She said
the proaram teaches students rele-
vant reading 1kiH1 for everyday lif c
experiences, and sets realistic
goals, which are different for each
individual.
She added that one student cheapest I've ever seen was 90 to plan what to do. But he said
cents an hour for another former any move the organlza1ion makes
school building · in Fountain Val-will be difficull.
Icy." "I imagine any other place we ICRP
Prather said his organization i find i going lo be at least two or From From A 1 already hard pressed due to three times as e~nsive," he said.
lcrmination of its lease in Hunt· "If we move, we re going to need The project, the only one of its
ington Beach. He said he has only to find someplace that's as kind, was designed be French na-
six months to find a new location acccs 1ble to transportation so our tive Rodolphe Streichcnbcrgcr and
there. clients nre able to ge l to us. developed along with a handful of
Mark Desmond, director of Rea Center, forme rly known as helpers over the past lwo years.
High Hopes, a recovery program Rea ~Aiddle School, is home to Strcichenbcrger had found that, in
for people with serious head inju-nine organizations, including the a short time, kelp and other form
ries, said the two-yea r lead ti me at Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse and of life were breediQg easily off the
lea~t gives organizations n chance 1he March of Dimes. pipes.
wanted eo .. laer .W.r'1 lloaftlt,
IO &be iMrMd to rud ftom the
drivh._ .. .. ·ww ......... ._ ••••• a tncl .W. M O'JAr'dln IUOOIU,
then ht .... ...... .. .,. ....
Hendriclli ..W.
Rcea waa ..... thole cielebnt·
ina SatW'day, llld she mealed
that her ;our..., to Htency is Hko
countlesa otben.
She eoulbt help from a local
high IChool . principal, who teated
her, discovered she wu at the aec-
ond-gr:ade readina level and told
her that he did not know where
she could go for help.
A friend of Rees and retired
teacher tutored her for four yean,
but that wasn't enouah. She only
r:iised her readina skl11s up to the
"Even if I tried, I could nQt
come up with any ne,ativc impact
this project has on this area," said
Steve Lusk, spokesman for the
Mari ne Forest Society. "The
homeowners in the area support
the project and arc very enthusias-
tic about it. But maybe one of the
homeowners doesn't like us out
there, or maybe, somehow, we
upset someone. I really don't
know."
~..-. Tlni ,..,. ._ ~r, • .................. "': :::~:-..: :Z.~1 up
toeillllb..,...mdlncr.
T9day, tlic IDOIMr of t1llO ~s
aemna the U.S. In the Pcnaan
Oulr, proudly writes to them every
week.
.. Food is a symptom of a prob·
lem," Roca said. "I was usina it as
a security blanket every time my
self esteem was low. But when l
got in touch with my reading prob-
lcm1 I lost the weight and main·
taincd it. I
"I like myself now because I've
done 50mething about my reading
problem."
ART
From From A1
Knoernschhild, said "Church in
Eastham," is her favori te painting
bcca\JSC "of the colors. You can
actually see what it is even though
only half of the church is there. I
wish I co'uld have it bcc.ause it's so
pretty and it makes me feel good
when t look at it."
r.;.==;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;::;:::===========::::::=:::=::::::::::::::::::::::::~1 Much of the life was destroyed
~ • Jill 'Ii when the pipes hit the ocean noor,
Th e Marine Forest Society is
considering installing on underwa·
ter microphone to stop future van-
dals. In the meantime, homeown-
ers and lhe Newport Beach Police
Department are keeping a close
eye on the project, Lusk said.
One woman came all the way
from Oklahoma to sec the exhibit.
"This show is so fantastic, I just
had to sec it," Mary Tevington
said.
..
... I 1~~ scraping ~e musse ls and other sea
.... ~ life off the pipes. Why vandals "We dpn't have some of Hop-
per's major works like "Night
Hawk," but we have many or his
other famous paintings. And, tons .-··•·ra•o ....... 5wi1a ... ~· would aim to destroy the five-acre ._. 11'1 .,. .U • • I ...-~ development area is · a mystery to
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Community Forum
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ORANGE COAST ....
An Independent Newspaper
Publl5hed by Page Group Publishing, Inc.
Robert E. Page, president & chief E>xecu!1ve officer
William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president
Steve Maible, managing editor
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Gerald W. Adcox, Jr., executive vice president
How•rd l. Schramm, vice president & general manager
Walter Burroughs, 190.1-1989, founding publisher
Edltorlal
Protecting our future
by saving our children
The 19 0 were truly a di aster for our children This wa~
borne out by a national !i.urvey that ho\\s CJhforn1a near 1he
bottom or the nation in producing high chool graduate'
California ranks 42nd an high '\Choul graduate<i. acconJing
to the Center for the. tudy of Social Poh9 "h1ch ranked 50
tatc and the Di tnct of Columbia.
Daily Pilot cartoonist John Sherffius is taking the week off.
Thi i an cmbarras ing s1tuat1on for the 1,t.1te, ..tnd <ihow-.
1hat "'e h:lVe not ye t learned tu thmc in our highh
populated environment.
Another alarming revelation as 1he arrc t r.it1: fu r JU"en1lc\
in the tate. the third highest m the nation.
It as easy for many to try and blame the chool \)'>lem for
our educa11onal woes, but who ic; to blame re..tlly? E<ipcc1Jlly
for the arre t ra1e. What happen~ to our children during the
18 ho ur a day when thev arc not m \Chonl > Wh.lt ..are \\C
letting happe n?
According to Sherry Loofbourrow. '>1.:honl bo.1rd prts1dcn t
for the Ncwport-Mc<ia Unified School D1\t rict, \\C need to
figure out "hat goes on in a child\ hfo "'hen they arc .1wJ\
from school. "bcc.1usc th:it Joe .. Jffrc1 '-'hat c.oe' on an 1hc
cl.t\\room."
Loc.11 cduc.1t1on lc.1dcr\ <;,1~ 1mproH~ment\ in cduc.1111rn
cannot be left to <;chool Jlone. "The hu,anc'~ .commuml\
.ind o ther\ have been loo~ing at lo\\ \Core' of children an the
c;chooh and blaming the sch1){l" rn11rel\ for th.11."
Loofbourrow aid.
Although much of the 'IJtl\tkJI 1nlorm.1l1Pn 111 the 'u"c~
J(\C\n 1 .1ppl\-to .1flluent Oran~c: ( 11unt' f.tm1hc,, c;uch ao;;
ro\ert\ lc\l'I\. the ltimr.· 11111~ .ltld hU,lllC\\C\ n\. L d In t.lkl·
rc:~pt1n<.1hil11~ tor n .1m1ning the nc1.:d' ''' 1•ur d11ldrcn .1l11nc.
''Ith their f.1m1hc:' .and \1.ho.11,
It t' c\cl'\nnc\ pr11blcm .anti lhl· thJlkngc '' 111 d1,u1H·r
"·'" 111 protcd <1ur n.1t1on.il rc<.1,ur1.c, c.:duc.1tcd c.:hildrc n
\, .1 t.1m1h. "C l'Jn tu rn oll the f\ .and '"lllnd11 A' .1
l.'nmmunit) \\C c.111 \upr<>rt our ti:.tchcr' "' hu\lnc,,c, \\C
c.an O'ntnbute 1,omc of our profit\ h1 cduc.:.1t1on.il prngr.1111\
\lt,11 to motl\,lte nur children to lc.un
Af1er Jll, their f uturc I\ ultim.ttcl\ our future.
Write ta usl
Thi~ i " comm unil) nC\\ paper rn I \' • I l1 li.1' to he.H trnn
•l l ll'I 1 r ,r,., 1·i I 1 I• 1·1 lnd. rt> ,UhJt«' t l t·d In~ Inn~· r
l nrrf'.,pond1•nc1• "111 h • cnn cf,,,, d .-,.r ,1 ommunitv Com-
menlar)' !1•,l111t1'
I' I ,\ t' In t ~ brlll 'I II) 10 h Orange Cocl t o.1ily Pilot
H I \\ A.I\ \t C 0 )!.1 \.11..• .1. C \ '121,2->r I 1 ' t m le -1 ..i
h46 ..i 1 "'0 Pit J t inc JCic·" ur n<1r1w. ci t\ ,rncJ ph0111' n11mber 11
\llU rl lil t• \our f, lt11r ''' l>1• printed
You cdn al .o t Jll o ir Editor's Hotline it fi·l 2 hOfih .ind cfo
I.It(• .I l1•1!1•r Ill 1h1• t•d1h•r
1 h,1nk \ 1111 (or vour 1n\oh.em<'nt 1n thl' OrJr,gl' (oa<it com
mun1I\
Yes and no, you just
can't talk to city hall
fhc uld adage as that "You
c:an't figh1 city hall." But I'm
"illang to ial..c It one step
lunhcr You can·t e\cn talk 10
( II\ Hall
Al lcu\t nut 1n Huntingwn
Bc.ich
\\ h1lc: \H,1pping bure.1ucra9 in
.1 t11n of I cflon 1 · nothing nc"",
I lun11ng1on Uc,1ch ha<, done an .1ll-
'1.1r \.Cr\lon of ~hielding m.1ny of
11' 1lflluJI' from the pre" h~
directing e'en the )11111,:\t qunt1on
In .1 pl.ice kr1t1\\n ac; -tJ dum r 1
dum IJ·dum -1hc PuMic lnto-
rn 111ll0 Olt1n:
;'l.o" C\Cr\ Uh ha!> II\ quiri.. ..
\\hl.'n 11 c.:umc' tc.:1 dc.1ltng \\llh 1hc
mcd1.1, lhc puhllc. the grc:at
un\\ .1,hcd.
In ll"1nc. tor in,t,incc. C\Cf\onc
lrom J 1)( Puhttl.'r 10 the pn:,1dcnt
ot 1h1:. loc.:.11 tcJ JnJ crumpet
"'1.ICI\ " routed through J \tllCC·
111.111 '''tc m that '' mnrc U\lantm1:.
lh 11 lhc plo1 ll\ ··I " 1n Pe JI\\
\\c,1thcnn~ .1 hc..t rt JllJck "
1:..l\1cr 1han going th rough the
hutton-pu,hmg and translcmng
1n,nhcJ 1n tr)1ng to reJ1.h
'omconc Jt In.inc ( 11) I !all
Ju,I '" effe ctive j, the method
1h.1t U\Cd to be employed .11 the
I .1guna OeJch City I !all I op
11fltc1Jb there ''mpl) hung a
· ( 1onl.' 10 luni.:~" )1gn up on the
lrnnt d1"1CH Jnd lncl..l.'.d the pl..tcc up
11 noon
l hJt sho\\ed 'cm
\t}ll. lhC\e ClllC' JrC but ~1nglc
\ farm dub~ cumpJred rn
I lunr1ngton BcJch. "l)crc e'en if
~11u man:i~c to get hold 111 the
()CN>n )-OU \\JOI to talk 'Allh. ~OU
1..tn't talk ""Ith him or her
At Hunt1n~ton Beach (II\ Hall.
111 road lcJd Ill the Public Info-
rmation Office
llere\ an e'amplc of hu"' the
" ~•cm \\Orks On a recent
.1ftcrnoon. Dall) Pilot sl Jll \\rater
Ru<,s Loar \\J' :ittcmpting to
meHurc local inte rest an
dc\ahnuat1on.
Drought Jnd con~tant reminder'
1h.11 dc\Jhnatton pl.tnt arc up and
running an Saudi Ambia made 1t a
topteal I\ ue.
And Huntington Beach "as a
l11i.:1c.:.il place tu ~u. ''"cc lhe rny
h.I\ 'lhown 0.t'lhc' of 1n1erc\t in
1.nn,i:rt1ng 'all \\Jler tCl drinl\1ng
\\ 11ti: r
kfr RcnnJ " 1hc cm\ water
opcr .i1111n' officer Ru;., <.:Jlled
him 111' 'lec retal') Jn"i\\Crcd. put
Ru" un hold \\hile confc mnit ""llh
Rcnn:i and then 1.:.imc b.icl.. ,;n the
llm: '>he 'aid her ho" \\OUld lil..c
111 tJll\ hut thu1. rule' Jre rule~.
.ind Ru'' \\OUIJ h.1\e 10 cJll the
P 1hli' I nf11rrn.1t1on Office
\\I Ru" "·tlled the Pu blic Info
rm 11111n 01111.c uni) tu lcJrn lhJt
th1. ch1d inh1 rm 111on gu~ -Dill
J{c.c:d \\J\ OUI for the
111 C rnt><lO
Bui one 111 Recd', 1un111r
'"''t.1111\ \Uluntecrnl 10 cct h1,ld
111 Rc:nn.1 and h,1\c him call
·\ l1ltlc latc:r. the pt turc
doudcd up ·•>!ain l he public 1nfo-
rma11on a"'"'·'"' ,,11lcd back .tnd
,,11J Ru" '"ould hJ\C to submit Im
quc\t1on' in \.lrflllng and lhat
Renn.1 "uuld rcl.iy h1'i 305\\.Cr'
1 hruugh 1hc Puhhc Information
Off ice
Pu,hing the point JU'! :.i tnuch.
Ru" .l'>l..ed 1f th1'i meant that all
1.tl\i l>ff1 ciali. "'ere "off hm1t~" to re~irtc r' The an\\\Cr wa )CS and
no. nn and )e't, ma)be and ma)bc
A' the da) grc"" old. the Public
lnform;ltlon Office called ba~~
.1(?J1n It \\-JS a different public
1nformat1on a~'it tant. th1 one
under the 1mprc c;1on that Ru s
h:id ome qucs11ons on water
con ervat1on.
Water con~crv:iuon?
Ru repealed his original
quc t1on and pubhc information
J'i 1stant no 2 said he v.ould ha"e
! .
I
, .,
~·
Stave Marble
Renn..t cJll bJ I\
So after t\\O hour,, Ru!>'I "a
ldt with a good '-Olit.l 1ntroduct1on
10 the "artou) pla)cr' '"''de the
Puhlic Information Otticc, a
gro" 1ng headache and zcrn info·
rma11on
Ju,t fur the record Recd called
hack the nc'<t afterr '" •n and .11d
there had been a m1'1:ikc
Repo rter' can t.:1lk to "" otf1c1als
n 'l me CJ'cs And in ~me ca'c'
1hc~ CJn't. It dcpen h 'I c' e1nd no
'o and )e Ma)bC Jnd ma)bc
'-o" I don't l..n<>YW 1f lhl.) I) ttm
" '' h1 run a railroad, but ·1
'"'P'u' 11 not After ..tll, 1h1~ 111
lit\ h.111, not thti Rand Corp
\\ h.1t' 1hc b1~ ~.:rel, an\~J)'
C 11" h.11! "' 'UP~l>C to reOett
the .. ,immuntt\i It 1 1,uppo c to be
J plJ(C '"here. the average run-of·
thc·mtll citw:n 1.:an a!ik a que)tlon
Jnd c\peCt an JO\\.\Cr h's not
'uppo'c to he a dcfen'IC: contraoor
where all the an'"cr arc neatlv
'\an11ued and doled out like do<)r
prize" After all. \\C're pic king up
the 1 b here.
And ~ it wa' -~J hours after
tr) 1ng to get an .mi. .... er to n !l1mplc
quc 11on -Ru still h d no1
heard from Renna. nor had the
Public ln forma11on Office found
the: time to drum up the ansvoer
11 elf
And, If thh pr()\.eS ln)t.hing. and
v.ho know if 1t doc~. 1t how that
1f there's anformauon in city hall, 11
certainly t n't ~cry public.
te"e Marble ls tbe managlna
editor or the Oran1e oast Dally
Pilot.
-. -
L,,,.., ~-
No 8Xlllrt
To the Editor
I find 11 rcprehen"i1blc thal the
Dally Pilot would feature td1son
W . Maller u the c~perc
reprcscnt3ttve o( the more than
600 POW' held in Hanoi.
Thi as the same Edison W.
Maller who was actively involved
with J ne Fonda and Tom
Harden, who is remembered a
saying that American POW's ~ere
"liar and hypodites." Maller
ham cl!, peaking before Rotaraan'I
an We 1min ter, ~tnted th:it the
toric told by PO ''I bout being
bound ond tortured weren't
<1ub t ntaatcd by 1hc doctors.
I find 11 le 1hnn profc ionol to
print dala, a (act, in con\roverliaal
mncters without rurthc r
1nve tag tion.
Let me quote Maller' own
word'i from a 1973 De Moine
Rega ter 1ntcrv1ew:
"h y I put my welrarc abo\c
the morale of fellow POW' . I
don't like that. How cun a POW
make anti·war tatcment when
technically tt wet noc • dcdaNd
war. uaally ~kin& WO weren't
even POW'1, but A"'ericans
detained by a fONip ~er.
Vietnam referred to as ' 1
cn minall who yjolated
intemaaioaal laW."
My point ii tinlplc. If Miller
hilwlf be""" he was noc a
POW, 1Ma .., let W. speak for ....... ., ......
MJCDY ll CONROY
EJttor's note· Major Conroy,
USMC (Rtt ) IJ tht t.UCUll\!t
d1rtctor of Ca/1fom1a War Vtttrans
for 111.sttct
eontroned growth
they refu c to limit the sue of
their bureaucracies. which could
not be u tained at their prc,ent
level wi&hou& con11nued rampant
growth and re ult1ng re\enuc Our
interest have n o t been
repre cnted by the pohttcaans
To the Editor. We don't ha .. c the technology
Whale our water as being nccc sary to further ~haft the
rationed in southern California the b I nee of n;iturc "'thou t a
development interests arc 1gn1ftcan1 reduction in our hfc-
eontinuang to plan for and build cyle.
numerou add1t1onal commercial and re idehtfaJ unit . B o t h p 1 y i n g Io r a n d Perho~s both our clec&cd 1mplcment1ng this technology pnor to development mu\t be the
o Hi c i a s as w c 11 as the re pon ability or tho~c de,elopers
development corporations don't h ft r ( h understand that we live in a dc~r& w o pro'' rom urt er expan ion .
e nvironment where unliml&cd A we ha"'c ~ccn. growth doe
water asn'& available. On the other negatively affect u !
hand, maybe they don•c care. _ The time ha~ come to ~emand
The concept or sensible planned that we be •given the right to
growth 15n't new. In fact nature approve or rc1ect futur e
has alway followed thi cou~. development. Those. who wou ld
When re ourccs arc not land 10 lo c power tf we were to
available, nature reacci 'by freely cxcrc1~ our rights will !'0
controlling growt h so to re tore doubt try ag1m co make •he potnl
equilibrium. The developers act • that we arc not qua~ificd to vote
if they arc above the lav.-or boch on such matten. Such a statement
man and nature in their rclCntlca would be expected from the
punu1t of additional wealth. SovicU. thouch tt can noc bo
Our leaden are DO better 11 tolerated from our elected
II Ill
We aiwrelJ WIM IO ...., ,_, aplnl• on the .._ dw an
on the mindl ol lk .,..._ fil ill ~ CoMi.
. At the ... olwll ......... ..,. ..............
"Letter Of ... ..,...., ~ • duilJ, "• J1F tr"'
lMip•,..._ ... llllllr • ~·••· ,,_......, • uutre • oripnel _. ..... D11mw 1 R•W .. 1•
repre entatavc .
MARC GOLDSTONE
· Irvi ne
To the Editor:
Thank your for the Jan 8 article
about condom .. being passed out m
1he family hf e clll.)C t Corona
dcl Mar High School. Al • thank
you for later printing the
re ponsc 10 1hi i uc in the Jan.
17 I UC,
We need to be informed as
tl.'<payers and concerned parcnu
about the aoing on an our hoOl .
We appreciate your cove rage
which keep u informed.
When 1 was • tccnaaer,
at> tinencc wn the 11ndard. 'The
threat or pregnancy and venereal
disease w11 enough to keep us
pure. 1nosc who "fooled around"
paid the consequences.
The teen;, en today hl\lc the
same thrca& facan1 them wuh
addicion or the deadly AIDS virua.
Tifis should be mon: than cnouaft
to 111'1t them an thear choic:ea
reprdina sau•I actMlia.
\Ve are not helpi• our cheldreil :J...=;c'b• the llUdant ....
theWt ~ '°' "'* .... ta" ....... ... ii ..
..... ..,. Of CIMlm. ..... ...
''fool anN8d" ... ,.,.
•• ii ow ... ,.., ·••••JJ•••
.. II •nt IO M ... ........
''llddlm's" bottom
To the Eduor:
My 'llcry mall contn"utaon to
our men and women in the
Persian Gulf.
From the "\.\'.h t it's v.orth
dcpar&mcnt". To be ung to the
&u.ne of "When Tho-.c amt Go
Muchang In".
Oh when 1h e ud. ob when
t~ scuds, oh when those KUds
go ffyin round.
Our pacriot ""tll hunt 1hem aftd
hunt t.hcm 'till they're found.
For it v. 111 he ea , ""e. can lcll
'cm by their und.
Then v.e'll ln JU t v.ho lbot
'cm,
And we'll send 'cm back lo
Sodckm.
And ~·u
bottom.
A recent editorial from a CdM
llt udent indicated that ... parochaiµ
school!i have an unfair advantage
in rccru1t1ng student athlete$,
becau c of their beautiful fac1ht1cs.
Her pol11t1on was based on visit
ru Santa Margarita Well, the
s1udcnt' research was ob"1ol4'1l
nnt exhJusti\e.
A vi<.it to Mater Oct, erv1te or
Jny parochial ~chool v.uhan llJO
male\ \\-Ould ha"e quickly re\crscd
h~r opinion E"1dcntl)' the ~tudcnt
hkc mJny public school offic1ah
hJs a need to rationalize v. h\
parochial \Chools do so well. '
Aggressive begging
I am calling about Bob 'fan
l:yken\ article "Officials que)tion
ch.tr11y cla1mll."
I am glad that article v..is an the
paper bccaw.e I am ·really tm:.d-uf
1hc people. s1t11ng sn front of
Fedco, Von • Luckys and the other
)IOre'i.
I 1h1nk the method o r 0111
c1tat1on that &hey arc using. 11 .
inappropriate. l chink it ts be 4
on the street.
These people arc very for ul
and 1hey arc intimidating and tl\ey
arc rude. I think there should :i,c
anor~er way for these pcople•to
olic11 without being aggressive; tO
us as we do our daily marlcelinf
and shopptng, , •
Prison 1111 .. .
I read with dismay the Jrt1de
concerning making the chit~
molco,t ers serve life m prison.
I agree with Governor Walson
thJt thtse people do a lot of hairit
and th at they should probabty·tx
removed from society. but there ~
a point when v.e all arc go1n' lb
ha\.e 10 s;i)' that 'AC can't put all U!
lhe\e people an prison for fitr
bccau'e an the long run \\-C all ,.
tor 11. · •
And. 1f pol111c1ans want to -t?Ot
elected and continue to prorn1t
thc'e thing), let them conm" t.c
1hc1r alary to the maantenanct or
the c people in the e v. areho-. .. a...
'"C call pn'><ln'i 't ou koov. thert "
a point "'hen ""e ore all go1n1 '
ha'e to -.1op paying for the
thing\.
Poor standings
I am calling about the cav1c~
Lc.igue ~tandtne.) and the wa> they
ttrc pran1ed 1n the sports ec11on 1
l..a,1 "'eek. e"en though Harh4r
and CoronJ had the ame lea~uc
rcwrd and Harbor had an mcr.41
btlltr record, Corona dcl Mar ~a
put ;1head of them 1n standing!> :
I ~upp<''-e th.ti I) po'is1blc scc1~
a CoronJ dcl Mar beat HJrbor ~
their fir t round. even thou~h 11
thank an ()\;Crall record should ~,
ahead 1f there is 3 tic tn league •
This morning Harbor High Js
founh in tead ol third. after
Harbor beat Corona last n1g :1
thank lhat v.hOC\cr u doing ~
ought to wake up and figure !'
how to do 11 nght, bccau(.C • ~
really a shame tha& the H
pla)crs arc going to -.--a)te up
morning and sec themscf\c •In
fourth in 1hc final league print
I think that maybe )'OU •1
ought to rcpnnt it and type Olitt1a
little note that you guys sere" ~d
u~ ' I No rode . :
l am calling an~te ad of v.nt1n~ '
lener, v.hich I wouldn't cake 11nt
to do. 1i
I am real upset to see that ~
Ocean i being sold 1nJ turn
into a rock tation That' my vc
(avoritc talion. • I
The recent t~~ crash at_
highlight the ineUicicncy
ial' m in taffin Air traf
control towcrJ. l
Plainly it i not the jOb of Ute
federal pernmcnt to fill t•c
~itions. PnYatc entcrpruc shbu
take over the busiftal of h.-.
Ji~nicd air trafftc: controlle . i
W ... ihould be paid I
airpon revenues. Nahonw
lice.... lftl)' be fine. but •It
federal 1overn•••• bH ilo buli•••=dllw Tup1,_1 _. ,_
jalll.
\
1111 •1•111 alw r_,11~11&-IG-4111, a.171
.. _... J7 Ill
Recession can b"ave useful results
OQr 5111..ettt: I'm sick and tlre.d
er heart .. whether we att or
•rt11•1 la 1 l"fftssfon. Stop telling CU' raiders there Is something to
ltal"Md from these hard limes. The oaty let on to learn Is how to
bt a 1unl~or.
Mr. RMW, Costa Mesa.
Dear Mr. R MW: A recession is
• nccc ary part of the corporate
8~0W1h cycle. During the good
times, companies grow fa t,
complacent and omnipotent.
Business, government a nd
scholastic lenders become
unfocused, unreachable and
uncaring as they rush blindly
through a euphoric ego trip
eventually destined to catapult
!hem and their apathetic associates
in to anthropogenic crisis, chaos
nnd oblivion.
Recessions create a reality that
forces businesses to focus on what
is working, make it work be tter
and forget wh at they wish wou ld
work. Corporations are forced to
cu t personnel and purchasing
waste and individual arc expected
to increase their crcati\ltV and
production. Onlv duri°ng a
recession do Amencanc; devote
themselves totally to the bu!>1nc:-.s
of doing busine,c;, forgetting their
normal propen!.11) 10 procra!ltinJte
effective planning, the) no'" mu!lt
forge ahead on .1 lncu,cJ, fine·
Business Newsli11£'
tuned plan. Previously ignored
resources of people's creativity,
production responsibilities and
product. capnbilities become a
precious commodity during 11
recession.
Surviving a rece ion may be an
act o f God, congress or a
benevolent society. Succeeding
during 11 rece ion i a matter of
tactics, timing and tenacity.
Du r Suzette: I'm a tucber in a
nursery school. Suddenly they
want us to be sales people. Wc'rt'
all mothers who have never old
anyt hing and ~e don't know how
and we ntt all very uncomrortablc.
What do we do to make them
understand we can't sell?
Mrs. KTY, Newport llenrh.
Dear Mrs. KTY: A mother who
can sell strained spinach to a
toddler and sleeves in a straplcs!>
dress to a teenage-daughter could
never sell ice cubes to Eskimos.
However, she ca n sell what l>he
believes b best for someone. While
there are no na1ural·born 'ale
people, there are ~11bcon!lciou.,ly
trained, ncce)~11y gained and
undisputed acclaimed <,alee; people
appropriately nJmed Mother
Attend a good sales !lemtnJr on
non-manipulative selling and you
\\.Ill find yourself in every e\ample
of finding the need, filling the
need Jnd closing the .. ate 'ellin~
i only an exchange of something
you need for something your
pro pect needs. r
As )Our nur erf .school needs
new clients to stay in busines ,
exchange the benefits you provide
to every child you teach for the
bcncf 11 of having the cn!.h to
continue to do so.
Dear uZrttr: Communications
nrc trrriblr in our entire company
of S,000 or o people. Out · our
department is the worst. How do I
con,lnce thi s department that "c
need to 110 something about
impro\ing our co mmunlcntion
skills?
Mc;. TNY. Huntington Beach.
DeJr Ms. TNY: Better is a
heller dnc'i. It is only in the eye or
the bch0ldcr Until you can
c 't.1bI1 sh ., om e ml' as u r ab I c
ba~elinc-. that .,how that errors arc
1.ik1ng place:. deadlines arc being
m""cd, and pri1duct10n quotas arc
not heing met, tht.:rc •. no need to
m·lkc ,1 d1Jngc.
Yuu c.rnnot s11nply a!tk ~omconc
the JJ,t 11ml' a rn1\communica1ion
co~t \OU monc). \'fl u must ha"e
mc.1,ur.1hh: J.1ta that !>hOW!> that
there .ire problem!> and that by
1mpro' 1n!! lOmmunicallon the
proMcm' ''''uld d1min1~h.
Corpn1Jtll1m face in!>ohcncy
d.111 .. ·'' tht·H k.1Jer J1 eu~ the
Suzette Alger
definition of good and determine
to do heller. When these
manager!. of vision and vagaries
arc faced wi th !>Co re -keeping
methods 1h:.it clearly and concisely
dcfme a problem, with alac rity of
purpo~c they !.eek and implement
solution!>. You must create a
documented need for better
communic.ation and define nn
expected gonl for improvement.
SuZrttr Ali:rr, "hose column
run each T hur day, Is the
pre idrnt or TeamWorks, a
management training nnn based
in lninc. Addrc questions to:
Strictly Ou'iines~. Orange Coast
Dail) Pilot, P.O. Uox 1560, Costa
~lts:1 . 92626.
Spa to be developed near· South Coast Plaza
Ally!.on Gold uf ~t.11.kllnc Zuckerman Public RclJtton '>CnJ., \\ord
that a S7 million 'pn nt the Cen ter
\.\di be developed aJJaccnt tn outh
Coa!lt Plaza and the Orange Co~unt~
Performing Am Center The '-P·• 1~
to be de\ doped hy Leisure
De\clupment lntcrew. an a limited
p:ar1ner1;h1p that ancludn C J.
"icgcr,trom Cu ~ind the PruJcnt1.il
ln,urJnce Co
\le n "111 no"' h 1\·c u mnrc
t: xp '"""e litorc l\l -.hop .11 the
Bullork' South Coa t Plaza.
a-.-.nrJing tu the .inn11un1..c.: rncnt thJt
R.H. Macy & Co plan\ to enlarge
1hc prl 'cnt dep 1rtmcn1 '111re .tnd
.. Id ,, 'cparate qorc for mc.:n
Tony Dodero
1\cr"'' the '1rl'et ut ( r,,1.11 C1111r1.
'h11ppcr' there rn.1\ nollll' J m \\
11tl.c1 .inncx ll>r the up 11ming l irquc
Ou Solcil I he anmv \\Ill t11mc l•in1pkll' \\tlh .1 , •mpll tl' ,,.,,i.. 111
( irque Du ~olctl mul h.1nd1 .c.:
0\CI 1n J\c''P"rt lk.tlh C1ln11.1 /it.:ncr .ind '''"''·'''"' .1r11111111i.cd th.it
Andre'~ J . Guilford .. 1 p.11111u 111 tht l,1\.\ 111111 nl "hcpp.ird. \h1l1111.
R1ehter A. lf.irnpton \\ '' 11ht.1lkd '' the Ill'" p!t:"Hknt nl thl· ( >r .ttll!l
C'nuntv l\.1r 1\"ou.111011 ·
Nine l11c.:.tl lc.1dcr' h.l\c hcl'n .1pp111ntl·d 111 thl' l '( I I \llllltH'
Roundt.1hk 111 \II on .1 'tl'l'rtn..: u•mm11ltl 111 dlll'd '" tl\llll'' .111d
111embcr~h1p I he nc" k.1Jn, .11c lfohrrl h.ki\I lh.ur 111 llil round1.1hli.
;inJ ch.mm.in .ind th1cl l"\Cllltl\c 11tl1u•r 111 l'rmll••nl\ Jn,. \\.alt rr Ula ".
ch.1irman 111 the hn irJ 1lf ~hL 1r,11n l chm.111 I l11tt1111 \lnrtc ice ( nrp 111
c~p<•rt Bc.1.:h ~t irh::irl I ''C'' n•rr•'r 1ll 'l\.l' ptl 'Ilk nt 111 H l\ll r
lntcrnJ11on 11 Inc in If' int \ram f\.rith, prl',1Jc11t nf thl .._nth< 11 111
CmtJ :O.k1o,1. Richard Ort"un J1\l\IOll prl''ldl'lll 11f the lwll c 11 111
Newport Beach, 'iafi Qurr,hr~ d11cl C\l',,ltl\<.: 11ll1ll'r 111 ,\\I Rc l.t1d1
Inc in lr\lnl' nonald :-0,ha". r srtncr \\llh \h '"' l>l'\Lhlfllllltlt (II Ill
•
Editor's note · due to fc.o(hmc.1/ pmbh•m., toe J.. ~1-att h u.1\
un,nililb/c th1., u-c•d.
Taxes 'Ibo High?
Call ua about Franklin'• 'JU-Free Income Fune.ta
800-444-7108 ..
c~~~!~Lo DEAN
One Park Pia.ta, Suite 340 • '·
lrvfne, CA 9271'-5910
Call for 10111 /rtt ptOS11«1111 ron1111n111g morr
compldt 111/onnahon on o ,.,._. 'lkx-Fm
Tttatl. including dtarga and ~ Rtod carr/1111~ /wfort you fnoat or 1end monq f ft A N IC l t N
Newport Securities Corporation
3151 Airway Avenue, Suite H-1
Cost.a Me&&, California 92626
Stocks Below Liquidation Value
Current political and economic uncertain ti• han had an
unprecedented effect on the valuee o( Oranae County'•
public companiee. Newport Sec:uriti• Corp., a ncopiwl
.,.n on Orani• County• public compeniee fvr men
tJau ten ,.an, bu compiled a Ji.t of Oran,. Cwnty lltocka,,..,..,.. a.1o11111pldolioA a1W1 ..-.,..,_. w.
beline theee HC'Uriti• offer acellent in·H.t.Dent
opportu.nitiee. For more information. plwe call:
Jeffrey L. Kilpatrick; Preeident -
(714) 957-1081
Sophbtkllttd lnvtStmenl Str11tqia lor
Todlly'1 Dynamic Markdl
.
Newport Be~1ch, Timothy Stader. chairman ot the bo~1rd of the Legac)
Co ... in Irvine and coll Wa lkrr, senior vice pre"Jent .-------
of Hughe'> Aircraft in Fullerton ..
Salva ti Montgomery akoda, Inc.: announccJ th.11
Vi ctoria Rittrrmol has joined the. Co.,1.1 ~tc ... 1 h,..,cd
advertising agenC) ;i, ~111 alhertl\ln!,! acrnunt
'uperv1sor ...
Southern California l:d1,on announced recl'nth th.it
the c111cs of Ne"'port Be.1d1. f·ount.11n \',1lln .111J
( ll'ita Mec;a 110\\. ha\C a new area man.1!!cr .ind h"
name 1'1 Charles C. Wihon
Wilson \UCCced~ Jim Kennrd) ''ho 1' rl'tmn~ :.iltt•1 .'7 1--.i-.;;::
)CJT\ with E:.dt\on Wilson
~c,,port l3each·bJ:-.ed lnterCommunira1ion1,lnc h." rcu:n·11~ C\pandcd
Its b1lhon by S6 million 'Aith the add1111in of four m 11or new client~. The
nt.w Jccount'> .ire McCormack Pmper11c,, I td. \umm.1
Corporatmn, 00\e Camnn ;ind l 1mhell ln1crnJt10n.1I
C o Inc
Morc nc"'' from Nc,,port Be.1lh tndudc.:' thl'
.innnuncemcnt th.it John L. StrrnhoH·n. prl''IJl·nt 11f
"'it~tnhmcn Production (iroup. h,1, hl·cn ll'l;11m·d b~
Ne" Yori..'!> M.1d1s11n SllllJrc Garden l\l pr11v1dl 'Pl'l"t.11
t:\Cnh coun,cl1ng ... Canon Bu'1nc'' ~L1Lhtne'
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Modern matchmaker puts
eligible singles together
The offices of Diane Bluechel in Newport Beach's upscale
Brindcrson Towers create the comfortable setting where she con·
ducts ~er business as a per onal enrch executive.
"Some people migh1 call i1 matchmaking and think that it is
~till being done over a cup of coerce in the
kitchen," she says, "but that's an old.fashioned
concept fo r a much more involved process
today. Personal earch is a bµsiness and is con·
ducted as !luch.
~ Interestingly, according to Bluechcl, 70 per·
cent of her clten tele are men.
"We are talk ing about successful business
people who have knocked their brains out in
business and had little time fo r romance in their lives," she ex·
plains. "Now they want and need to share their lives and their
succe!>S with someone ebc."
Bluechcl paints a !.oc1ety that m::ikes finding a potential partner
very difficult.
"Thesc~peoplc arc not the type who hang out at ~inglc!> bars,"
she says. "They arc tired of being 'fixed up' by \\Cll·meanmg
fnendl> or busine!I!> a\l>OCIJle!.. The) need professional 3!.Sil>tancc,
and that's ~here I come 1n "
The process of using Dlucchel'i. crv1ce is relat1\.el) ~1mple. An
dppoin1ment 11; made to \.tstt her office where a no-cost interview
i., conducted. She determine' what the per-.on needs or expects
Fees arc di!>cusscd nnd an agreement 1 made.
''Men arc )Omcwha1 reluctant to mal.c th.11 first ca ll to me
rhey are slow to upen up and re,eal too much But after a few
minute'> I can cst.tbli'>h th.it bond nf tru:.t "-llh them," say~ Ulu e-
chel. \\.ho ha., a mJster\ degree tn cmtrht!ltng from the University
of Wiscon!lin.
Blucchel meetl> potential partner' b) her ongoing social net·
wnrl..ing. She nllcmh numcmu!I Cl\IC, communit) and social func·
t1ons each month.
"I am alwa)~ on the go," she declares. "M)' clients JUSI don't
want to or don't ha\e the time tu th!\ t)pc ol thing. so I do it for
them. When I sec <,omcone "'ho rnuld he a potential partner, I
introduce my .. clf and a-.J.. them 1f the) might he tntcr6ted in com·
mg m for .in mtcn1e\\ I ne,cr ch.1rgl' .1 lee lor this. and I have
gathered a tcrril1c group of people: Y.ho may \Cl'\ "'ell he that Mr
or ~'"' Right for '>Omeone else "
In rcspon'c to the comtant remark ahout matchmaking. Olu e·
chcl 'mile., anJ sa>'· "Wh.it I dl' I\ a f.ir cn from the Doth Le' 1
image of )C.1r' J~o. hut )OU could '•1) the rc!>ulb .ire the 'lame."
Diane Bl uechcl\ office 1' l1>eJteJ .11 Brtndcr,on Tm\cr'> in
'1e\\pt1r1 Be.1ch. ~he ma) be lllnt.1lled .1t "'~.t . .t.510
Ameritone ma ke redecorating ea y
t\mentonc pJtnt .ind '"·1llp.1pu 111 ( ''''·' ~lc,.1 1, \uur nnt !llop
11 )llU .ire in the m.1rJ..e1 10 update )11ur lwme.
C.1rr\tng h1gh ·end .md dtfftrnlH11 ltnd mJtcn.il,, Amcrnone ol·
leri. selection .ind 4uJllt> \\1th the per-.onal a:-.s1stance th.it mJkcs
redecorating a plc.1!1ure -r
··we have a \Cl) ft<>0<.1 'ckrt1lll1 llf ba\lc p:un t <.unJne'>." '>3'.''>
\\ ,11:-.on
11.,ner Jim \! ;11 .. on, \\ho ha' owned the indc·
p~ndcnt Co\t,1 Mesa location for eight )Car'
"We ge t a lot nf do 1t·your,elf hu'lnc''· hut
Jbout 50 per cent arc picking out color'> for
their contractor," he sa''
In addition 10 painting supplie,, Amernnnc
bu,1-.1' one of the 1.trge't ~elcc11ons of \\allpapcr
in Or.1ngc Counl\ "\\ e h;i\e I. 'OO·plui, h<K'"'
in the \hire." '>J)'> \\ .11\nn. rncluding such mak-
l'r\ ,1\ SlhumJChl'r, \\'a,crh. Ch.1rle\ B.ironc. Imperial and \\ arn
er \\ .11,nn .11'0 rn.1i..e, .1 pornt of nffc1111g .1 running d1\Cnun1 llf
ur (tl 1() rercent oft 1\11 .ill \\,tllp.1pcr order'
l he n1IM m.11Ch t:nmputer ''another 'iCr\1cc 1\mcr1tone 1~lfl'r,
·I he c11mputa t.1kc' a p1tturl' ol .1 ccilur .1nd 1cl1' )OU ho" 111
m.11.l'. 11. '·"' Wat'lnn \\ho pr\Xl't:lh w dcm11n,tr,11c the cn11rc
pr1'u" lh1m llllOr '"'atch Ill lll\hlm·m1xed p.unt \\Jhnn m.11n-
t.1in' .1 hnt1k to l1't c.IC h CU\IUm ll>lnr crcJtcd ft ir 'peutrc l.U\ttirn·
l r'. 'hnulu the\ '"''h tn rlp.11111 rn the future
r-.t.11nt.11mng .1 good w<1rl>.rng rcl.1t1on,h1p II) the llxJI re~1dent'
'' .11'0 important 10 Wat,nn "We 're 1.:.1'ual \\ c t.1lk tn nur cu~·
1nme r,," '•'\' \\'JI \on. "'hn h,1\ con,ciousl) aHudctl mm 1 ng
tm .... 11J Nc\\pllrt Boulevard 10 g.1rncr lot.ii patronage
Amcntone t\ admittedly difficult to spot from the main drag,
lnca ted he hind the Union 76 Station an Westport Square. "A lot
of lt1c.1I people JU!>I don't kn ow "e'rc here because we're hard to
~cc," ay!> Wat<.on.
Amentone Paint and Wallp.1per Ill located :it 369 E. 17th St.,
C'o'ta Me,a. !·or more information. call 646-877.t
C hina Pearl opening FV restaurant
C hrnJ J>cJrl rc,t.1urant tn 1-ountJtn Valley " no"' celebrating
rt' grand opcmng
Owner Sieve Kao hJ hccn in the re~taurant bustne!l5 with h1
family fo r over 35 yea r Onginallv from Korea, the family !.till
m:11nta1n' n Chrne<.c rc'itaurant there and aho owns China Pav1I·
1un rn Buena Park.
Szech\\an and l\t.1ndarin cuisine make up the menu , along with
25 \elections of dim ~um Just a few n( the dim ~um offering in·
elude !!.teamed parcribs, duck feet, ~teamed egg roll. sc ame bnll.
tuffed bell pepper, pot ticker . nee roll. almond Jello, chicken
dumpling, hn 1ow (§h nmp) and turnip c1t kc
China Pea rl 1 currently offering pcc1ah on whole M;une lob·
stcr in hlock bcnn or ginger sauce or whole king crab, us n com·
plctc droner. for $7.99.
Decor throughout the restnurJnt i 1n the tr11d1t ionul Imperial
~tylc with gold nnd red ornamcntnt1lln, prnk cloth~ nnd mahogany
chain. ~riva tc banquet room 1s nv:ulable for p. rties and bu i·
ncs luncheon for up to 400 people .
"So far our be t night rare Friday und Saturday," 'i3)"i Kao.
Chrna Pc rl i located at 780 Worner Ave .. P'ounta1n Valley.
or re ervuion , call 848·3066.
1-aoo..~1 Family PPQrt
Networtt of
The American Legion
Jim Litke
Mr. Insi~e,
Mr. Outside:
Two players,
one purpose
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -Mr. Inside and
Mr. Outside.
You could sec them a hundred times,
standing idc by side in street clothes, and
never put them together. But cc them
once on the same basketball Ooor and
you would have a hard time telling where
one ends and the other begins.
For purpo es of identification, Karl
Malone i Mr. In 1de, the tall, gregarious
black man, and John Stockton is Mr.
Out idc, the hart, low·to·smile white
one. Both play for the NBA' Utah Jau
and both arc We tern Conference
All-Sta.rs. And after watching each work
the respective crowd of reporter
clustered around him early Saturday
morning on this All-Star weekend, the
temptation till is to think that everything
they have in common ends with th e
uniform.
But that "'ould be wrong.
Malone and Stockton hare a
ba ketball, certainly, but they have pooled
friend hip. purpo e and a \\Ork ethic to
forge a union that 1 greater than the sum
of their 1nd1v1dual talents and the equal
of an) of the great inside-outside tandems
of the past
Three decade'> ago, the standard "as
Guv Rodger; etting the table in San
hanc1sco for \\ 1lt Chamberlain. Then it
wall Ernie D1Grcgorio feeding Bob
McAdoo 1n Buffalo through much of the
1970s, and JUSt a few hort year ago. it
"a the Lo Angele connec11on of Magic
John,on to Kareem Ahdul-Jabbar.
Today there 1 Ma lone as the train
rumbling down the lane and Stockton a
the witchman. And with the former in
his i.i'<th season and the latter in his
seventh. the communication thing is '!till
evolving.
"We seem to be changing a little C\Cry
year," Stockton said, "maybe because we
get to know each other a little better
every year.
"It' lake any other relationship, I
uppo e. You got out with omebody on
the first date nnd )ou'rc sitting in a car
and >OU want to ay omething, but you
don't bee.tu e you're afraid to be
embarras ed
.. But 1f )OU "ind up marrying the same
pcr'>on, then )OU can drive somewhere for
12 hour , not say a \\Ord and still be in
touch," he said. "That's because )OU
know enough about that person to be
comfortable in lot of different
situations."
Malone wa~n't quite a earnest in
making his apprai al.
"If anything has improved, it' that
we're not u in~ as much energy as we
u cd to and still getting the job done," he
sa.id. "It might be because we've got a
better appreciation of each other.
"Of course," Malone added, Oashing a
grin, "it might just be becau e we're
getting older.u
The two first met -Malone , raised in
See UTKE/17
ICC p/ck1 U/I
victory Ma •. 20
COST A MESA -The Southern
California Colleae men'• buketball
team claimed its 20th victory of the
season Saturday night, holding of(
tubborn Christ College Irvine at
The Pit, 75-72.
Elbert Davis led the Vanauards
(20-6 overall, 6·3 Golden State
Athlct~ Conference) with 25 points
and two key steals in the final
second to help put the aame away.
Jason Quinn, formerly of Mater
Dei Hi&h, sealed the verdict for SCC
by matins two free throws wttll efcht
IC~ left to mete ii 75-70.
Jeff Bickmore, SCC1 lead~:J scorer, chipped in with 18 point MYe• reboallda.
The V1np1rdl trMI to Cal = Colllp a. n...a, ..... . _....., .. , ..... ..
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-February 10, 1991
The Daily Pilot
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11ea111
Press box/82
NBA All-Stars/82
College hoops/87
For the record/88
lark's gang -risks perfect season against Hogs
By Jim McConnell
Till~Pm•
~arch Madness comes early. Just about
a month early and in the form or what
could be one of the best college
basketball games in recent years: No. I
UNLV at No. 2 Arkansa .
The rankings alone make today's
matchup a rare treat. In the last 10 yea rs,
there have been only nine other games
between Nos. l and 2.
Now add in some other factors:
• UNLV's lo:gamc winnin~ treak, 19
this season, and the Runnin' Rebels'
defcn e of a national championship that
was taken away and returned amid some
hard feeling .
•Arkan as' 23· l mark, which includes
20 straight wins and the Razorbacks'
determination to make their farewell
season in the Southwest Conference a
rousing success.
It gives you a game worthy of the
attention and hype it has rcc-eived.
"This has been blggc r buildup than
the Final Four," Arkan as Coach Nolan
Richardson said. He hould know about
Final Fours since the Razorbacks joined
the Runnin' Rebels there last year.
"There's never been a regular· eason
game with o much hype and cxpecta11on.
I think it's grut for the people hcfe to
bring a game of this magnitude to
Barnhill."
That's Barnhill Arena, Arkan a •
homccourt 'with a capa,1t) of 9,000, half
of the crowd to watch the1c tcnm la t
season at UNLV's Thomas & Mad.
Center. Barnhill crowd are among the
loudest, staunchest and toughc:st in the
country, but the Runnin' Rebels thmc on
that and e\en pl:iy up to the road crO\\d,.
This crowd appe.m ready for the
challenge. .
"The students 'ilarteJ camping out
today for the first-come, fm,t· ef\ed
seats," Richardson -.aid Tuesday. "It's like
we don't have another A•1mc left after
thi . The people think th1 is omcth1ng
they have to be here for. This 1s what\
happening. It's been a hec11c \\eek ·•
It wa for Jerry Tarkanian a well. The
coacn of the Runnin' Rebel was bc1~g
be ieged by callers, some from the media.
the rest looking for a ticket.
"They're crying for tickets," he ':.aid.
"They only gave us 30 and there arc a lot
of people who want to go. All the) hJ\ e
to figure out is hO\\ to get a t1d,ct "
What will be harder to hgure out i
which wdl give first -LV ""<1rm1ng
pre ure defcn c which turn'> m~lantl)
into its offcn c or Arkansas· frantic pace
at both ends of the court.
It's hard to imagine either team
changing it st)le in any wa)
"We don't ever talk about the other
teams," Tarkanian sa id "\\ e pn:p.1rc
ourselves phys1cally, ment.111\ .ind
emotionally and play the "'a} "c lJn .1nJ
the way we talked about ..
That means 3\uaging 104.l pomh per
game, while holding opponcnb to 38
percent shoo11ng and forcing an ave rage
of 20 turnovers per game.
··1 hey arc number one for a reason,"
R1ch.udson \aid "They h \ e a great team
Jnd they can do so much."
Arkan'l.1' which lo\t to Arizona in the
pre ca on Nil final , a'c:rages 100.3 point
per game .ind ha al'>o turned turnovers
into point!>, forcing 22 per game.
"\\c know their team from last year
otnd v. c know how rough they can be," ra rkarua.n said.
Llt'>t ~c.1r's game , the first ever be~een
the ~hooh. was won by UNLV 101-93
.tnd "hat happened then could be a key
to Sund:t).
~1u't of the scormg came from the
guard on both teams, but UNLV
managed to get omc help from the
front court
Arkan\as has to stop forwards Lnrry
Johmon. who leads UNLV at 22.7 per
came. and Stacey Augmon, next at 17.4.
UCI s R1clo.~ Butler (left) goes up for a shot .:i<. "'l'" Me 1co St.:itc') Jdmc..-s \\h1te 10) defends UCl's Jeff Von Lutzow (right) dm.cs baS('l1ne O\ier A 1cs' Trace) Ware.
No. 1 B New Mexico St. holds . on UCI, 73-85
IRVINE -UCI has been ubJeCt to
defenses which concentrate on their tw o
senior standouts lately, but when New
Mexico State came to the Bren Events
Center Saturday night, the Aggies'
relentless defense finally took its toll on
n game group or Anteater .
UCI led mo t of the first ha lf against
the 16th·rankcd Aggies and trailed by
just one with 5:43 to pl y. But New
Mexico State's dcfen e-orientcd attack
forced th e Anteaters into 21 turnovers,
limited enior Ricky Butler to 11 points
and en1or Jeff t lerdman to three m the
)ccond half to earn a 73-65 Big Wc'>t
Conference baskctbJll victory before J
crowd of 2,552.
Herdma n had cored 17 in the f1N
hnlf and fin1 hed with a 20-point, even·
rebound effort, and Butler totalled 11
points, 12 rebound and six turnover .
Both played 40 minute~.
UCI got good supporting efforts from
forward Jeff Von Lutzow (14 point\,
three block , SL\ turnovers) and point
guard Gerald McDonald ( 10 point • five
a i t . fi\,c turnovers). D)lan Rigdon,
who mi cd Thursday's game with a
'prained ankle, pl3red I 7 minute and
. cored f1\C points off the bench.
But 11 wasn't cnoug.h agnm t th e
Aggies
"New Mexico and Vega don 't care
who your stars arc," Mulligan aid
"They are just going to top you The
other team in the conference v.orry
about, 'Where i Herdman?' or 'Where
1 Butler?'"
UCI hot 52 percent from the noor in
the firllt half but only 41 percent 10 the
!lecond half. while cw Mexioo tatc
\hot 51 percent for the game. Tracey
Ware led the team with 16 point and
11chacl cw had 13. but leading sc-0rcr
Reggie Jordan ~a hm1ted to nine.
·we "anted to go in 1dc-out idc. but
there were time tonight where we were
open and the ~y came to meet the ball,
and they're till so quick that they beat
us there anyhcw.." Mulligan aid.
-II)' IW IWly l'lfo!
.
OCC nipped by Riverside; Rustlers fall to Cypress
The Orange Coast College men's
basketball team know how much point
guard Agustin Heredia mean to their
attack, and Saturday's game with R \:cr-
side illustrated it.
Heredia finished with 15 points, but he
fouled out and was unavailable for mo t
-of the final 10 minutes u Rivenidc took
over with its full-coun preuuro to earn a
67-65 Orange Empire Conference victory
at Oranae Coast Collcae.
The freshman scored 13 points in the
first half •llil helped the Pirates rally from
a• 38·33 Mfftime ddidt to I $0-46 lead
before pickina up Ilk founh foul. River·
lide then finished off 1 12-0 nan to take a
54-50 lad befolw .......... Ml ,... ).
point rinse to .,., 1 fWr-.U.wtc
ICOftlal 11tre1eh .._ RMnide'1 preu
hun the Pinta.
effort v.cnl 10 and out with 17 second
left and the Pirate had to foul a Ri"cr·
side sealed 11 to improve 10 l · 13 O\'erall
and 5-5 in conf ercnce. Orange Co t
slipped to 11-16, '2·8.
Rich Hughe came off the bench to
scored 15 points for the Pirates. Take h1ta
had 13 paint , and Brian Spratt added
nine points and nine rebound . The
P1rate1 shot ju t 36 percent from the floor
tn the fint half and 39 percent for the
game (22 o( S7), while Ri\lcrside aaJvaaed
a 24 percent second-half hootin& cffon
by bittina IS of 20 free throws (20 or 28
~rail).
Oeotr Gorham and Mykol Lewit tcd
Riverside witb l 4 J)9ints each.
In another Oranae Empire Conferene. ....-:
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... al .... W!f• ... t ..... t.U ... .... lllJ die U1191n (»7, 1· ... -•11 plim .._ Ii -. ~
C1 5 11• ... .....
leading scorer with a 15-point 8\lcragc,
1dclined wtth a sore knee.
Charles Lockard was the main culpnt
for the Chargers, netting 5 of 7 lrom ). .,,,.,,,._
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·--IC8W YORK -Torry Norria ---1pal 1d Supr Ray Leonard's Garden ........
,...., Saturday niaht, twice knocking .-
Clown the winner or five world ----
~ips and beating him up over 12
WJ'hia was my last fight," the 34-year-old
Leonard .. id after the one-sided decision was
announced.
It wu all Norris, as he knocked Leonard down
in the second round and again in the seventh.
An announced crowd or 7,495 turned out to see
Leonard's Madison Square Garden debut. By the
eighth roundJ ma">' or the fans ~ chanting.
"Terry! Teny!"
Before the fight, Leonard had said, "I won't
allow it to be driven into my head that I've lost
something."
Well, the 23-year-old Norris drove it into
Leonard' head that he definitely has Jost
something. He slammed the message home with
jabs, lert hooks and counter punches with amazing
speed and accuracy.
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INDIAN WEU.S -Even thou&ll -;;r
Mark O'Meara wu the leader, all the
attention wu focused on Rey Floyd's
founome Saturday at the Bob Hope ----
Oauic.
That's because Floyd was golfing with former
President Ford, Hope and New York Giants
linebacker Lawrence Taylor.
An enormous mob o! Secret Service men.
photographers, reporters and thousands or
spectators accompanied the group around the
Jndian Wells Country Club. It turned into an 18· t·
hole party that bore little resemblance ro the staid
decorum usually found in golf galleries.
The fans had a ball, shouting and yelling,
romping and running along the fairways. The 87-
yenr-old Hope stoic the show when he holed a 20·
yard crup shot on 18. -
"That'll be on tape foreve r," said Floyd, who
mi scd a 2-foot birdie putt on the same hole. Still,
Floyd finished with a 64, five strokes back or
O'Meara.
While the glamour boys got the attention at the
90-holc, four-eour c tournament, Scott Hoch
played the best golf of the day at La Quinta.
Hoch played the front side in 29, was 9-under
for the round through 12 an d had thoughts of a
59, accomplished only once in PGA Tour history.
O'Mearn, who last week missed a chance at a
third consecutive victory in the Pebble -Beach
Natio nal Pro·Am, shot 67 at Bermuda Dunes and
was 24-undcr after four rou nds.
Allllon taka Daytona • pole
DAYTONA BEACH -Davey ---
Allison went to the front of the pack ~ ~
Saturday, taking the pole position for ~~
the Feb. 17 Daytona 500 with a lap of ---
195.955 mph.
Ken Schrader, who was trying for a record
fourth consecutive pole in NASCAR Winston Cup
racing's premier event, wound up eighth at
194.045, although Allison, who was the seve nth of
49 qualifiers, had an anxious wait until Schrader
went out third from the end.
"Antici pation is a killer, especially when you
know there arc guys back there like Ricky Ru<fd
and Ken Schrader who have a habit of knocking
people off the pole," Allison said.
Crlmlnal Type Horse or Year
For Criminal Type, the end of a----
long road through enemy territory was ~ .......
an Eclip c Award for Horse of the -~-W'~;._..
Year. Criminal Type, winner of the
four Grade I stakes before his season was ended
by injury, edged out Kentucky Derby winner
Unbridled and the sentimental choice, Go for
Wand, to win the award on Saturday.
In other sports news Saturday:
• Linebacker Broderick Thomas of the Tampa
Bay Buccaneers was shot in the upper chest and
right arm outside a nightclub and was reported in
stable but ~enous condition An Air Force staff
\crgcant was arrested in the shooting, which
police ,.l1d took place at 2:40 a m. outside Rumor'
Nightclub north of downtown Tampa.
•Detroit Pistons Coach Chuck Daly is among
the top candidates to coach the 1992 U.S
Olympic basketball team, according to two
members/ of the selection commillee. 1The USA
Ba'lketbqll suticommiltce meets Monday in
Charlotte, N.C .. to consider a list of finalists. It'
not known if 1he committee will announce a
tentative selccuon Monday.
• 1 hird-!oecdcd Brad Gil bert beat top·seedcd
Andre Agass1, 6-1, 6-2, to gain a final berth
again~t Darren Cahill or Austral ia in a men's
iennic. tournament in San Franci co.
-Dy The Associatcd Pres
Luc Longley, New Mexico center who 1s a
possible lottery pick in this year's NBA draft:
"It'!> difficult to keep any sort of privacy in
public I don't want to sound like I'm
complaining because it helps me in other
wa) • but it docs become kind of
clau\lrophob1c )Ometimes in this town. tt ·, n
b11 tougher for me because I'm 7-foot-2 with
re~ hair and a funny voice."
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hopina to take the Bolton Celtics dawn 1
new path while Crai& Hodps waata to
follow the same roacf u Bolton's Larry
Bird.
Brown, a 22-year-old rookie for the
Celtics, won the NBA'• Slam-Dunk contest
on Saturday niaht, aod Hodaes c1ptured
the 3-point shooting contest for the second
consecutive time.
Next year, Hodges hopes to match Bird's feat of
win ning the Long Distance Shootout from 1986-88.
"This is new territory for the Celtics tradition,"
Brown said after outpointi ng Seattle's Shawn Kemp
97.7 points to 93.7 in the fi nal round of dunking. "I
was the first Celtic to be in the dunkin contest, and
then to win itis a grm feeling. ·
Hodges, who has n't shot enough to qualify among
the league leaders in 3-point percentage, defeated
Portland's Terry Porter, l7-12, in the fi nal round.
"Hopefully, I can come back next year and three-
peat," Hodges said. "I'm thankful for the
opportunity just to be in it, but once you nre in it,
you are not happy until you win it. Jt's a great feeling
to come back and win it again." ,
Hodges, averaging just 4.4 points in 8.6 minu tes for
the Bulls, surpassed Bird in one respect when he
amazingly made 19 consecutive 3-pointers in the
semifinal. Bird's previous record was 11 in the 1986
finals.
"It was one of those things where if you could
explain it, you could sell it," Hodges said. "The main
thing you try to do is try to keep focused. The shot
that I mi ssed I didn't keep my follow through."
The 6-foot, 1-inch Brown, who had near-perfect
scores of 49.6 on two or his dunks, said his size was
~ "' \ A.,l~
Magic John~n of the Lakers will be making his 10th
appearance today in an NBA All-Star Game.
in his favor agoinst th e 6-foot, 10-inch Kemp, a
power dunker.
"I had to be innova tive because he's siJc-tcn,"
Drown said.
In the Legends game, which included nine players
with North Carolina connections, the East defeated
the West, 41-34, in a game played in 24 minutes of
running time. '
Orange Coast Area briefs
UCI women ban six-game losing streak
UCl's Jenny Lee equalled a season· ----
high with 20 points, Kathy Lizarraga • ~
added 16 and Yvonne Catala had 10 ' ~
as the Anteaters held off San Jose ----
State, 70-64, in Big West Conference women's
ba ketball at the Bren Events Cent er Satu rday to
snap a five -game losing streak.
Lee hit 8 of 12 shots and had.six rebounds, four
assists and two steals, while Denise Gandara and
Geanine Hobbs each had six rebounds to lend a
36-30 advantage on the boa rds for the Anteaters
(5-17. 3-10).
In another college women's ga
Christ Collrge Irvine 72, SoCal College 65:
Center G111e Mejer had 17 points and seven
rebound to pace the Eagles (17-5, 5·2 GSAC)
past sec (11-15, 2-6), which was paced by
Suzanne Bako • game-high 25 points.
In a community college women 's game:
Rh•er Ide 74, Orange Coast 67: De p1tc 30
point~ from Enka Manning, the Pirates (13-16. J.
7) "ere unable to recover from a JO-point
halftime deficit at Riverb1de (22-7, 8-2). Seven
pl.1ycr ... fouled out, including four from OCC.
DCC pasts B-1 win In softball
After being held hitless for the first '-•,,
three inn ings. the Orange Coast -y
College oftball team erupted for six ----
runs in the top of the fourth and
defeated Chaffey, 6-l . in a winner's bracket game
of the Lidliftcr Tournament at Rancho Sanuago
College.
The Pirates (2-0) play at 8 a.m. today against
Lon~ Beach, with the winner automatically
qualifying for the championship game.
Winning pitcher Alicia Nelson singled in two
runs and Tina Fuata followed with a two -run
double to hi ghlight the upri ing.
In college softball:
• SoC.I College J.J, Loyola Mal") moun t 2-0:
Tammy Moore two-hit the Lions in the opener
and lxchelle Kisler hurled a scven·h11 !ohutout in
the ccond game a!> the visiting Vanguards swept
the season opener.
In the first game. Diana Franklin (2 for 4),
Ki lcr (2 for 4, one RBI). Stephanie Will\ (2 for
3. one RO I) and Chcrlynn Gordon (RBI triple
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Ban Francisca St. sweeps sec
San franci co State's Pa blo Suarez ---
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Scan Maharg and Keith L.l!ozlo h11 solo home
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UC/ swtmmers beaten by UCIB
SANTA BARBARA - 'l he c c1 ---
men' swimming team lo-.1 1lS ~econd ~
41tra1ght conf c:rcnce meet to fall to 5-3
in a 167-7.5 lo\'i at UC Santa Barbara.----
thc Bi~ Wc.:'>t Conkn:ncc\ top-ranked men \
team.
The UCI women al'o fell tu the GJuchm. 135-
99, a'I Lil Koch (200-yarJ had.. 'troke ). Grace
Moon (200 brea~htrokc ) .inJ the -tOO free~t~lc
relay team were \\1nncr"1 .
UC/ coms1 up abort In voHeybal
Leland Quinn had a standout effort ----• with 20 kill . a .54 'ip1king percentage • 4\.•
and 'lix bloc~. but the UCI men'!> '
volle\ball team rem :11ned \\1nlcss in ----
f1\e allempt'i, drorping a 16-14. 10-15. 15-11. 15·5
snatch to ho t Ca State Northridge in j Western
Intercollegiate Volleyliall Association Match.
•Orange Coast College fini hed 'iecond 10 Lng
Ocach City College. 15-12, in the finJI o( the Lon~
!leach CC Tournament. The Pirate defeated
Palomar m the quarterfinal and Santa Monica in
the semifinal~ after the CorM!irs hnd received a
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B.rolin to pump
up heart strings
We love 'Lucy,' but not this TV movie
By By ThMm o. Elias
~ Howlnl ...... Serkt
HOLLYWOOD -James Brolin
never wanted to host a reality·
based show -until he saw some
videotape of the way ordinary peo-
ple react when they're reunited
with folks they thought they'd
never sec again.
"1 realty wasn't fond of the idea
when they called me," says Brolin,
now host of the syndicated "Re-
union" (sec local lis tings for time
and station). "But when I ran tape·
of it at home, I had tears running
down my face. So I called the pro-
ducers back and struck a deal.'
Now Brolin, once th e co-star of
"Marcus Welby, M.D." and later
the star of "Hotel," believes "Re-
union" is one of the mo t positive
forces in modern television.
"Reali ty-based show like
'America's Most Wanted' and 'Un-
solved Mysteries' are very popular,
but they're all based on negatives,"
he says. "This show is about happy
endings."
It's also a lot easier for the
bearded, 50-ycar-old host to do
than acting ever was.
"If I know the material and
have seen it bcfor~. this 1 a much
easier job," he ays. "\\'e do my
partions of four different hows in
JUSt one day. It also take about
one hour per show for my 'oice-
overs."
ff this sounds like ea'))' money
fo r a veteran actor, Brolin doc n't
deny it, but he also in i t that'
not -.hy he docs it.
"I never hosted anything or did
commercials before." he ay~
Actor James Brolin
"The is uc for me is wha t you
want to be seen in. I'm hosting
this becau e I hke it. If someore
else were doing it, I'd probably say
'I'd hke to do something like
th is.'"
Th e how itself features both ac-
lual reunions -more than 30
have been hown so far -and a
bulletin board in which viewers
trying to find omeone can make a
video appeal.
"I can't imagine an)thing at all
negative about tha ," Brohn Sa)S,
"not C\Cn for people who gave up
children for adoption. How can
you deny you r own children when
confronted with them? I can see
1hat this might be a real
1roublcmaker when kids arc gro" ·
ing up. but "hen the)' re adult,
when parenting 1 not an 1 uc.
that doc~n·t apply"
By Robert Blanco
SciWt HoWlrd ...... s.w.
Jr you loved Lucy, do yourselr
and her memory a favor - skip
CBS's "Lucy and Desi: Before
the Laughter." In one two-hour movie, CBS
has managed to do what 35
years of non-stop "I Love Lucy"
reruns could not: Make us beg
for le .
Filmed without the coopera-
tion of the Arnaz family (smart
move there). "Before the
Laughter" is a bomb of the first
magnitude, a dreary disaster
only poradically enlivened by
the odd unintentionally hilari-
ou moment.
It's not clear why anyone
would want to do a movie about
America's greatest clown that,
by its very title, excludes laugh-
ter. But it is clear why CBS
would want to air it: Put Lucy
and Desi in the title, CBS fig-
ures, and someone's going to
watch the movie. Cashing in on
the dead, I think it's callect.
Airing Sunday night at 9
EST, ·'Before the Laughter"
starts in 1951 as Lucy and Desi
arc preparing to film the first
episode of "I Love Lucy."
Credibility, you wilJ immediately
note, is not high on the script·
writers' list of concerns. We're
supposed to believe Lu cy never
saw the ct before the show
began, and Desi pent the
evening playing that damn
theme song over and over and
ove r again.
Unfortunately for viewers,
"Before the Laughter" is less
intere)ted in the making of "I
Love Lucy'' than in the unmak-
ing of Mr and Mr . Arnaz -
Actor leaves Britain for butler work
LONDON -Joseph Marcell
took a vacation recently and came
home to Britain. You could call
him a changed man.
Gone arc the days of poorl)
paid stints on London's theatrical
tringe. The 43-)'car-old actor is be-
coming an American TV star and
someday, he was saying incrcdu-
lou ly, he might even be rich.
"I tarted out thinking. 'Well.
this is great. I shall make so me
money to pay for all tho e week
of leeping in a van and being bit·
ten by mosquitoc in India,"' aid
Marcell, who pl3)S Geoffrey the
butler in NBC's "The fre h Prince
of Bel Air," which stars Grammy-
wmning rap tar Will Smith.
It's a decided contra t to early
19 9, when Marcell wa touring
Britain and India in two plays,
"Julius Caesar" and "Creon,"
earning less in a week than he now
makes 1n an hour.
The series ca t Marcell as the
quinte entially proper British but-
ler cmplo)ed to maintain the Bank
family in West Coa t lu,UI)'. Smith
i the Banls' )trect\\1 e nephew
from Philadelphia.
NBC ha ordered 24 episodes
for 1990-9 1 or the Monday night
comedy, the second highest-rated
new !>cries of the eason after
ABC's "America's Funniest Peo-
ple." On Jan. 14, 1t began airing in
Britain on the Briti h Broadcnsting
Corp.
The 'how ha brought prosperity
to Marcell, but the actor recalls a
time ''hen hfe was othcrwi e.
"I \\3 a J..1d who was ratsed in
Peckham," he ~aid, referring to a
tough YtOrkmg-class area in south·
cast London. "I did the club and
stoic the stuff and mashed the
windows. I went ou t in gangs hke
everybody else, and have the )Cars
to prove it."
M.irccll i one of 10 children
born to a carpenter who emigrated
from the Caribbean island of St.
Lucia when the actor \o\as S He
wa tudy1ng cngmccnng at She-
ffie Id Unive rsity 1n outh
Yorkshire when he saw New
Yor~: Negro En cmble Company
on tour in London and decided
acting was for him.
"I kind of fell out with my fa.
thcr becau e I decided, 'This is
it,"' '>aid Marcell, who dropped
ou1 of col:ege with another I
month!> to go.
The early years were slow, and
Marcell supplemented his meager
income from icting by taking such
jobs ns an electrician's a istant at
Buckingham Palace.
-By The As.soc.Jatttl Pttss
February 12, 1991
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and has less in common with
the classic sitcom than with
those RKO B-movies Lucy used
to rule. The lovers embrace,
thei r eyes mist over and the
scene dissolves to nashback.
We're in 1940 Hollywood,
and young Lucy has just met
young Desi on the Hollywood
back lot. She's a prude; he's a
Latin lover. "Oh Desi," she
says, "our world are world
apart."
Oh Desi. Oh Lucy. Oh
brother.
They many. he cheats; she
worries; they fight. And that's
about it. Either scriptwriters
William Luce and Cynthia
Che rbak don't have a clue as to
what made these people some-
thing more than your average
unhappily married couple, or
1hey'vc elected to keep the se-
cret to themselves.
From all accounts, Lucy was
a difficult, driven woman and
Desi was a compulsive "oman-
izer. But that's not all they
were, and that's not all we want
to know from 3 biography. How
did a grade-B bandleader create
a TV masterpiece? How did a
grade-B movie actrc become a
comic genius? And "hile we're
asking questions, h<>W did CBS
manage to .set a movie in 1940
Hollywood without capturing a
hint of movie-making glamour?
What the script muddles. the
stars de'itroy. After a highly
publicized nationwide earch,
CBS hired two Hollywood un-
knowns who don't appear to
have an ounce of comic ab1hty
between them. Frances Fisher
and Maurice Benard may ha'e
better mO\-ies in tore, but here
Monday Nllht Owl
The real Lucy
A file photo of Lucille Ball may ser..e up better memories than the
made-ior-telev1s1on moVle airing tonight.
they are flat, miscast and totally
uninteresting. Not since the leg-
endary film flop "Gable and
Lombard'' ha'c we ecn such a
second-rate re-creation.
Benard falls so deeply into
Latino caricature, he could be
playing The Cisco Kid. Desi's
TV accent was already an exag-
gcratfon. Adding another layer
of cuggeration gives Cubans
grounds ror a cla<s action uit.
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Quinn Buckner, ~ Wilkcnon, Kent
Be .... Tom Abernathy and Scott May,
For 15 yean, thole have been tbl lint
five names in the bcmc:orc of colleae
buke1ball'1 l11t unbeaten tum.
Remember them.
In another month, the name1 could be
Anderson Hunt, Oreg Anthony, George
Ackles, Stacey Auamon and Larry
Johnson as tC?p-ranked UNLV challenges
the 32-0 record of the 1975-76 Indiana
Hoosiers.
"We still talk about it and laugh,"
Wilkerson &aid. "And we think of all the
guys we played against who thought they
had pretty good teams, and we beat them.
They can say what they want, but we
kicked their butts in college."
Since 1976, other schools have flirted
with perfection, includinJ. Indiana State,
which didn't lose until the national
cha_mpionship game against Michigan
State in 1979. Now, UNLV not only has a
"lshot at being undefeated, but also at
becomina the first repeat NCAA
champion lince UCLA in 1973. ,
.. No~ about it," Buckner said.
'"They've pa &hot."
It won't be cuy, thouah, and nobody
knows that better than Buckner,
Wilkerson, Benson, Abernathy, May &
Co. Alt five of the 1tarten went on to the
NBA for at least five yean, and many of
them now arc in coaching.
For a decade and a half, they've revel·
ed in it, and they recognize what it takes.
For them, it was a special miJ\ of talent,
poise, motivation, luck and coaching that
carried them to that unforgettable season.
. "You've got to have a couple of things
to go undefeated," said Buckner, the
captain of that team and now a TV
sportscaster. "Some you can control.
Some you can't. First, you've got to be
lucky and avoid injuries. That's what got
us into trouble in 1975."
The Hoosien might have had a better
team the year before their perfect season.
They went 31·1 and rolled up some pretty
big winning margins, like 74-48 over
Michigan, 104-71 over Purdue, 98-74 over
Kentucky. But May, the H006icrs' leading
scorer, broke his arm late in the season,
and Indiana wound up losing in the third
pme or the toumamenl, 92.90, in its
second meetin& with Kentucky.
.. That's when we made the commitment
to win it all, after that same," aid
Wilkerson, an a sj'itant co ch fir t ll
Colorado and now it Maryland-E tern
Shore. "Our quest started the year
before, and from then on, whenever we
8CCIOmplished a milestone, we'd ju t ay:
'It ain't over yet.' We never celebrated
until after we won the national
championship.'' •
The end resull might have been
perfect, but there were some bumpo; in
the road to the title: an overtime game
against K~ntucky in the fourt h game of
the season, another overtime victory o"er
Michigan later on. and a three-point win
over Purdue. But the Hoosiers didn't give
a thought to bungling it, until mnybe the
title game against Michigan.
"I can't remember us ever worrying
about being undefeated," said Jim Crews,
one of the reserves on the team who later
use stumbles against
Arizona State, winning
streak hatted ·at lour
Aa'"8 attack
freshman Jamal Faulkner equaled his season-high with 25 points
and Isaac Austin added 20 on Saturday as Arizona State ended
USC's four-game winning streak with an 88-83 Pacific-10 Conference
victory at the Sport Arena.
Tarcnce Wheeler added 14 points and Stcvin Smith 10 for the Sun
Devils (14-7, S-6 Pac-10).
Ronnie Coleman and Robert Pack had 22 points apiece for the
Trojans (13·7, 4-6). Harold Miner, who scored 36 points in the
Trojan · 87-83 upset of No. S Arizona on Thursday night, had 17
potnls, but was just 6-of -22 shooting. USC's winning sireak .al o
included a victory over No. 14 UCLA on Jan. 30.
In another Pac-10 gnme:
•Washington State 84, Callrornla 75: Brian Paine came off the
bench to score 17 points and Eddie Hill added 21 as Washington
State (7-4, 15·6) beat vi iting California (6·6, 10-11).
In the Big West:
•Cal State Fullerton 100, Fresno State 98: Aaron Wilhilc's three·
point play with 33 seconds remaining in overtime lifted the Titans
(13-9, 6-7) over Fresno State (10-12, 5-8).
• UC Santa Barbara 60, Long Beach State 59: Pa ul John on hit
two free throws with four seconds left and the Gauchos (10-10, 5-6)
recovered from a first-holf collapse to edge the 49ers (8· 12, 3-8}.
• Utah State 69, San J ost Stale 62: Rich Jardine scored seven
points during a key 11·0 run early in the second half. and the Aggie
( 10-11, 7-5} posted the victory at San Jo e State (5-16, 3-9).
In top 25 action:
•No. 3 Ohio tatt 96, orth,.esttm 64: Jim Jackson cored 26
points and had eight rebound and SLX assists a Ohio Stale ( 19-1. Q.
1 )'-t'eta1ncd a hare of fir t place m the Big Ten North"'estern (5-16.
0-11) ha lost 43 consecutive conference road game 1ncc 19 6 and
12 s1ra1gh1 games overall.
•, o. 6 Duke IOI, Maryland 81: Re epve Thomns Hill keyed a
second-half rally as ho t Dulr..e (20.4, 8~2 ACC) re ached the 20-viclol)
mark for the eighth traight cason.
•No. 1 Syracu e 70, Noire Dame 69: Billy (},\,en\, one of ~e\en
Syracu e players briefly ruled ineligible a day earlier, scored w11h I'<
cconds left as the Orangcmcn (20-3) rall ied to beat Notre Dame (9·
14).
• Provldtnce 75, No. 8 St John's 64: Eric Murdock cored 2
points, 23 of them in the ccond half, as Providence ( 14-8, 5-6) stung
visiting St. John's (16-5, 7-5) in the Big Ea t.
became a Bob ~t uai tant at Jnd1ana
.,,d later head coach at Evansvil le. "1 he
only thin& I can remember i Co ch
Knight sayins: •0o we have to I c 10 re·
establish ourselves? Do we have to I~ to
re-ener&ize? Do we have to Jo c to lc3m
a le son?' He thought that 'v\.U ri<hculous.
"The only time we thought it might be
going down lbe drain wa halftime or the
Michigan game, but we got that quickly
resolved."
After beating Michigan t'v\.icc during
the season, the Hoosiers trailed by six
points al halftime of the big game and
were playing without starting guard
Wilkerson, who sustained a concu ion
earlier in the game. But Ma) and Dcn!.on
led a JO-point run thut turned the game
into a rout, and lndianit won, 86-6 .
"I remember in the locker room before
the Michigan game, here v.e "-Crc 31 -0,
and we had beaten them l"-1Ce already
that year and twice thf' year before,"
Crews aid.
''Everyone in the country knew 'v\.C -were
better than they were, and they knev. ii.
But we also knew they could be111 u> on a
•
gi"en day, and we had to play them oece
more. h almost didn't seem fair."
There may have been one bric( letdown
durin& the season, one nuctuation in the
team's focu , "when we weren't playins to
win, we were playing not to lose," Crcwl
Id
Knight rcooanized it and benched
Duclc.ncr, the team's playmaker.
"I remember 11'at very vividly,'' said
Ben Oil', now in business in the
Bloomington, Ind., orca. "That shows the
tremendous coaching ability and expertise
Knight ha , to know how and when to do
that."
ow, Buckner can admit it was true. "I
""ouldn't admit tbal to mys.elf at the time,
but I wa n't playing very well," he said.
"Coach Knight benched me for two
games. It was a way of snapping us back
to reality. Coach felt we would do well
from the beginning, •nd he was eoin& lO
dri\e u to 11 "
No ream can be driven farther than iu
talent will rake it, though, and Indiana
had the 1a1en1. ·
A look blCk.
.at No. 1
vs. No. 2
A bncf look at the matchups of
No. 1 vs No. 2 since 1980:
o. J Nonb Carolina 82, No. 2
Kentucky 69, at East Rutherford,
J , Dec. 26, 1981.
The Tar Heels, who .,,.ould go
o n to win the national
champion hip.. broke the pme
open early in the second half and
'v\.ere led by James Worthy's 26
points while Sam Perkins and
Michael Jordan had 21 each.
Ch3rles Hurt led Kentucky with 18,
point and 10 rebounds.
No 1 orth Carolina 65, No. 2
V1rg1nia 60, at Oiapcl Hill, N.C.,
Jan. 9. 1982.
The Tar Heels held off then ..
~cond runner-up challenge of the
cason by making 10 or 10 free
throw over the final 2:32. Worth)"
again led a balanced attack with
17 points, while Ralph Sampson''
30-potnt effort wasn't enough Cor
the Cavaliers.
No. 1 Houston 94, No. 2 Louis-
v11lc 1. at Albuquerque, N.M .•
Apnl 2, 19 3.
This game was considered lO be
fo r the national championship but
it became the forgotten senufmaJ
in North Carolina State's
improbable utJe run. The: game
wa played above rhe rim with
Houston's Phi SlarntM Jamma
prcva1hng, led by Akcem Olajuwon
and Clyde Drexler with 21 pointJ
apiece. Milt Wagner led tho
Cardinal with 24 potnt •
No. 1 Georgetown n, No. l
DePaul 57, at Landover, Md., Dec.
IS, 1984.
•No. 9 North Carolina 77, No. 11 Virginia 58: Hubert Davis
scored 19 points and connected on four of six! shots from 3-point
ran'c a North Carolina (17-4, 6-3 ACC) won its 10th straight game
against Virginia (17-6, 5-4) in Chapel Hill.
• ~1lsslulppl State 83, No. 10 Kentucky 82: Reserve Tony Watts
scored 22 points and Mississippi State {15-6, 8-4 Southeastern
Conference) used three free throws in the final 37 seconds to hold off
Kentucky { 17-5, 9-3) at home.
UCI center Don Mav mal..es his mo"c underneath
as swarm of ew Mexico State defender:, gathec
~r«ic
around Anteaters suffered 73-65 Big \~est Confer·
ence defeat after leading dunng much of game.
The first or three of these games
for the defending champion Hoy1s
on the way to a shockina
champ1onsh1p game loss to Villa·
nova Georgetown broke it open
early, leading by 18 in the ra.ni
half. Patrick Ewing had 15 point.$
and 15 rebounds for Georgetown.
while the Blue Demons, who shot
JU t 32 pcr~nt1 were led by Tyro:
ne Corbin's 13 points. •No. 12 Southern Mlsslnlppl 87, Memphis State 81: Clarence
Weather poon scored 30 points and grabbed 15 rebounds as Southern
Missi appi (17-2, 9-1 Metro) won on the road. Mcmphi State (1 1-1 I,
4-5) lost its fourth straight game.
• o. 13 East Te nnessee tale 101, The Citadel 69: Keith Jcnmngs
scored 24 points and CalVln Talford added 15 as East Tennes cc
State (21 -2, 9-1 Southern Conference) romped.
•No. IS Nebraska 86, Colorado 72: Center Rich King scored 24
points, including a key 3-pointer, and grabbed 13 rebound for
Nebraska {19-4, 5-3 Big Eight).
•No. 17 Utah 67, San Ditto State 60: Josh Grant scored 18 point
and Walter Watt 15 to lead Utah (22-2, J 11·1) to the We tern
Athletic Conference victory in Salt Lnke City.
• No. 18 Kansas 79, No. 22 Oklahoma State 69: Adonis Jordnn's
3-polnter ignited a 24-8 run in the final 8:40 of the fir t half, and
then Kan a ( 15-4, 6-2) weathered a nine-minute field ioal drought in
the econd half al Lawrence to lop Oklahoma State (14·5, 5-3) in a
battle for the Big Eight lead.
•No. 20 Georsttown 71, Villanova 61: Alonzo Mourning scored
even of his 19 points in overtime and Georgetown (15-6, 7-3 81g
East) beat Villanova (12-10, 5-6) in Landover, Md.
• Louisiana Ttth 68, No. 21 Nrw Ortuns '3: Anthony Dade
scored 20 points and Ron Ellis got six or his . 12 point in the final
minute as Louisiana Tech (15-9, S-4 Amcncan South) beat the
Privateers (19-5, 7-2) in New Orleans for the first time incc 1972.
• Sdon Hall tl, No. 23 Oklaboaaa 85: Terry Dehere scored 21
points a_nd Anthony Avent had 17 points and 10 rebounds as Set0n
Hall (14-7) sent Oklahoma (15-8) to its firth loss in six games.
•No. i4 Plttsbarsll 82, Boston Collcp 74: Sean Miller made
Pittsburgh's 10th 3-poinier of the game to finish an 11-0 run that
broke a second-half tie and gave the PaDthcrs (17-7, 6-4) the Big East
victory over visiting Boston Colle&e ( 11·l2, 1 ·9).
• Wlatonsla 14, No. " Mklllltaan State 78: Patrick Tompkin
scored 22 points 1~d had a k..ey . three-point play . i.n.. the ~nd
overtime u Wisconstn (11·9, 5-5 811 Ten) stopped v1s1t1n1 Michtgan
Stale (6-S, 13·8).
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Georgia Tech 77, OT, at Atlant:i.
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the end of regulation. bul Ma r~
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.ind Jeff Lebo missed jumper<:. for
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percent shooting in the second
half. Skeeter Henry led Oklahoma
with 24 points, whtle Jeff
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-By Tltt AssoclatM Prtss
LAW SCHOOL
'INFORMATION SEMINAR
Thursday, March 7, 1991 • 7:00 pm • Fullerton
(Call for off-campus loc11tion.)
Western Slate University College o( Law wilJ host an in.lonnltion temlnar in your area.
Get your questions answered ~rding:
-APl-•l""'!L>
St. Louis' Scott Stevens looks to clear the puck whil e being chased by Brad Jones of the Kings .
St. Louis skates past Kings, 5~4
ST. LOU IS -Adam Oates •
and Geoff Courtnall each scored
twice and Jeff Brown added four
a ists lo lead the St. Louis Blues
to a 5-4 victory over the Los Angeles Kings on
Satufday night for their seventh victory in eight
games.
Breu Hull added his NHL-leading 5 th goal fo r
lhc Blue , increasing h1 goal-scoring n rcak to
seven games. He has 12 goals in that span.
Oa1e bas 25 points in hls las! eight games.
The Dlues cored th eir la!.t three goals on the
power play to move within a poin t of the Norris
Division-leading Chicago Olac kha" ks. \A, ho lead
the Nill with 74 points.
The Blues outshot the Kings 33-lb as
goaltender Vincent Riendeau won his !11'.\th
straighl lart. Todd Elik' goal on a 3-on·:! om.ii..
wi th 6:07 to go, cutting St. Louis' lead to 5-4.
cumc on U.1s Ange les' second shot of the pe riod.
Courtnall opened the coring al 3:52 of the f1N
period. 'coring from th e left faceoff circle 10 put
the Blue' Jhcad . r he Kings tied the score on a power-plJ> goal
Ii\ D.m: Ta>lor at .49, set up on a pa-;~ from
hch111d the net by Wa)ne GrctzJ..).
Luc Robitaille scored his 31st goal at 12: 14 to
put the Kings ahead 2-1. Tomas Sand trom stoic
the puck from Scott Stevens in the Blues' end and
passed it to Robitai lle, \\ho nipped it into 1hc
right corner of the net.
Oates ti ed the score 2-2 with 37 econds left 1n
the fir'i t period when he took a pa\s from
Courtnall from behind the K.tng • go:il and poked
it past Hrudey. .
Hull scored his league leading 21st power-play
goal at 4:03 of the second period lo give the Blues
a 3-2 lead. Hull took the puck at center ice and
skated in untouched for his goal.
Oates scored his second goal a l, the 6-mmute
ma rk on n power play to give th e Blues a 4-2 lead
Brown slid a pass from lhc right boards and Oates
caught it in stride in front of the goal, knockrng it
tn.
Rob Blake brought the Kings within one goal
when he scored at 12:35 on a bouncing shot fro m
the nght foceoff circle th:i t appeared to fool
Riendeau.
Courtna ll scored the Olues' final goal at 4:22 of
the third period on a po"er pl.iy.
-B.r The .-\ssociatNI PrrH
Flames keep pressure on Kings
Gary Su ter and J oe
N1cU\\Cnd>k scored 47 seconds
apart rn 1hc first period and
\l'i1t1ng Calgary held Hartford to
t\A.O hots on net through th e
f1r'il 26:06 en route to a 5-2
vic tory Saturday night.
of the new line of o a .. e Gagner, Bnan Propp
.tnd Mike Modano had a goJI and an J'~l'l ,,,
~ltnne ot:i prevailed before 1Ls sccont.1-largc't
home cro"d of the sea on ( 11. 3 ).
• Nordlque 3, Dc,11~ I: In Quebec,
The victory was the fifth in six games fo r the
Harne,, "ho moved wit hrn three potnts of the
ltN·pl.1cc Kings in the Smythe Division.
r.bewherc in the NHL Saturday:
Stephane Monn had a goal and an a~mt J!> the
Nord1que~ collected only their second \.ICIOf) rn
12 games.
• Mnplc uar 3, Islander 2: In Toronto.
•Bruin" 5, Olackhawks 3: In Oos1on, C.1m
Neel> had the eighth three-goal game of h"
larccr as the Bruin~ tied Chicago for the mnsl
potnh rn the NHL.
Uob Rouse had n goal and an a~s1st to pace the
Mapl e Leafs.
• Canadlcns 6, Rangers 4: Mike McPhce
l>Corcd twice and Russ Courtnall had a goal
nnd three assists in a dramatic third-period
comehack at Montreal.
•North Stars 6, Red \\'in2s S: Each member -By Tht ..tssociatNI Prrss
It could be years before
new Porsche is revealed
Ne\\\ on the replacement fo r
Porsche's 25-yea r-old 911 series
~eem~ 10 continue, suggc ting an
cvolu11un:iry new design that
retatns a similar gumdrop shape
with ~wollcn fenders, bu1 replaces
1he car·mounted 3.6·1iter
air-cooled flat !.ix wilh none other
than a water-cooled V8 of over
fou r liters.
Pumas will be rel ieved to know
that the 91 l's replace ment should
keep 1l rear-engine configuration,
w11h 1he north/south-facing V8
engine poking in to where the small
rear eat ore now. But don't hold
your breath; it could be 1996
before we see the new ca r.
Far closer to mtroduction i
BMW 's upcoming 3-Seric
replacement. the new 325i. Initially
off ercd a a fou r-door model with
~-cylinder engine only, the
thoroughly redesigned baby BMWs
cventulllly will take the place of all
318i and 318is models.
A completely new 32Si two-door
also is on the way and may hove
its own coupe body style. But
the e mode l won't come to the
United State until after the
four-door 32Si's April
introduction.
The new 318iC convertible and
its bigger brother. the 325iC
conv1:rtible. will retain thei r clus 1c
body St)le for several more model
yea rs. The exi ting 3-Serics has
been sold in 1hc State for nine
years, and although 1t has come to
rcpre ent all that small German
sportS sedan are admired for, the
new model is qui te a step forwa rd.
Growing by JUSt over four lnche
in len gth, the 325i has gamed
more rear-scat leg room and a
great de al of power. In fact. the
new 325i will be powered b,Y the
same I 9-hor epowcr, 2.S-hter,
twin-com. 24-valve six that now
hvcs in the 1991 525i sedan.
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now, but with 21 additional ponies
available. the new cars should be
extra re ponsivc. Under the
fenders. a uspcnsion that more
closely matches the S and 7-Scries
sedans (adapted from the
acclaimed European ZI road ter)
prom1 cs an even better ride/
handling compromi c. while the
wheels and tires have been
increased to 205/60ZR-15 on
wider rims. The jump from 14 to
IS-inch wheels was done partly to
make room for even larger di c
brakes.
High-tech plastics are used in
Damian Geddry
the engmc's intake system and fuel
tank. Styling also has taken a step
forward with a much more
aerodynamic shape replaci ng the
familiar and angular hnes of
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Even the BMW's traditional
kidney·shaped grille and round
headlight have been wep1 back
to make n more contemporary,
wind·dfic1cnt impression. The
'lhRpc resembles that of BMW's
larger cdans, but ha an even
~porticr per: onaliry. Ba e price for
the 32Si four-door may hover near
$30,000, but BMW ha yet to
announce the actual fisurcs.
And ju t as Mcrccdcs-Bcni i
preparing to introduce its
Vl2.·powcrcd 600 SEL sedan (400
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Orange Coast
a· place to
meet, mingle
The noted architect Philip Johnson
wrote, "A city is as it was in
Ari totlc's time, a place or community
interest where people meet and
mingle?"
If that's true. arc there "cities"
along the Orange Coast? Arc there
places of community intcre t, where
local people meet and mingle?
Thought) go to Orange Coast
hopping centers. Certainly Fashion
I land and South Coa t Plaza arc
place of community intere t. But do
people meet and mingle there?
Fashion hland is beauttful, but
more meeting and mingflng could be
occurring. For some rea)On, the
people I sec appear ten'ie You don't
hear much laughing or sec hearty
handshaking Other than the
gatherings around the fountains. the
human clements of Fashion Island
have ye t to match the place 's phy'lical
beauty.
To spark human e~chnnge I'd have
livelier music on the Muzak, current
posters on those colorful kio ks and
smiling "aiters tending the outdoor
tables. At night, I'd dim the lights an
Atrium Court and have a folk singer
playing guitar. Maybe that would help
create a "sense of cit) "
Shake~pearc said, ''What •~ a city
hut people."
South Coast Plaza seems more like
a "city" than Fa~hion I land. People
meet at the carousel. Their laughter
mangles "ith the cal hope-lake music
then echoc) off marble floor) Cafes
and !>hops seem open and inviting.
And the girl an a "1de·bnmmed hat
selling balloons 1s a nice human touch
Many agree that outh Coast Plar..i
i an Orange Coast "cat\ " It h,1,
energy of Its own. But 1~ II the only
Orange Coast ''ci ty?"
Where else do Orange Coa~t people
gather 10 meet and mingle'> A-;
Ge rtrude Stein might h:l\·e a)ked,
"Where are the 'there · along the
Orange Coast?"
For tartcrs there's Main Street in
Huntington Beach. It's the
old-fashioned backbone of the town
th3t connects city hall and city park
with the hig.h school, library and po t
office. At the foot of Main Street is
the city's pier and just before that i'.
"downtown."
Downtown Huntington Beach is a
place where people not only ~hop. but
"meet and mingle." I'm not ay1ng all
of the mangling is the "hole ome
"Mayberry, RFD" vanet>. but the
place has a sen e of commun ity that's
rare to the Orange Coa 1
Remember what Shakespeare )atd,
"What 1 a city but people."
Another Orange Coast place where
people gather is the Balboa Pcnm ula .
McFadden Square has character.
There's the Newport Pier. the dory
fi hermen, "The Birdman of
Newport" and Black1e's-by-the-Sea.
Mo t mornings, a curb 1dc gathering
of Sen idc Bakery coffee-dnn~er
su p1ciously eye the redevelopment
that' now under way.
Then there' the Balboa Pier, the
fun zo ne and the ferry boat terminal.
"That's the real Newport Beach,"
once remarked councilwoman and
former-mayor Ruthelyn Plummer.
People arc often walking Main Street,
eatini at Britta's or waiting for the
Catalina Flyer.
Phil Tozer, owner or the historic
Balboa Pavilion, has created much or
the area's magnetism. He claim ,
"Balboa is a mini-city. Sometime it's
bu$tlin~, sometimes it's struggling;
always it's intriguing."
One of my favorite personal places
to hana out is Balboa island. On a
weekend morning there's more
meetin& and min&Jing ouu1de Marine
Avenue cafcs than at many Orange
Coast soct.I evcnta. And people act a
much exerdle welkins or joai ..
around "the islands" n they do at
IOCal fitnas dubs.
""'"'· tben'1 the cOlorful lttelt life and natural beauty of Lapna '1
Main Bach and Forest A~nue. It
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.. dtia" of South e.o..a Plua and
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February 10, 1991
The Daily Pilot
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Designer's new .venture makes scents
America's glitziest designer, Bob
Mackie, came 10 town this week.
"I'm a novelty •ct," said Mackie, ra-
mous for what he calls the "gloriously
vulgar" peek-a-boo fashions he designs
for Cher.
"As Cher's designer l have a stigma
and people think I only do trashy tu rr.
Cher's gowns are strictly entertain-
ment. I don't design my line that way."
Carol Humphreys
~-11-.r~
It "a~ back in the 1970 when
Mackie showered Cher in equms.
"The Egyptians used beads and things.
I just brought it back. I looked at the
girl and felt she was old-time Holly-
wood glamour, the va mp of the '30~
and '40s."
Cali fornia-born Mackie went to
Ro cmead High School and v1)1t Or-
ange County often. Hts 80-)car-old
mother, who recently sold her home of
35 year in Laguna Beach, Joined
Mack1e's older sister in Montana It
was hi big sis who took him to the
movies when he was n boy.
"I knew I wanted to be a cos tume
designer when at age ten I watched the
.ballet segment of 'American in Pafr1'
(NS~fl'.b
Bob Mackie and his .\1.icl.:1e ·cl..ld mann('quins d lllled the cro'"d dur !1 .., h appt. a ranee at Bullocks South Coast Plaza.
and thought at was the most beautiful
thing I'd e\er seen "
Mackie's lo\e of \how biz e\Cntu;tll>
took him to the motmn picture studios
whae he asstl!lcd de.,1gner), Ille EJ1th
Head, before trying h" luck m tcle\1-
1on. ·'All the fun th1ngo; were happ.:n-
• mg an TV '\1y first brg JO~ "a' .1n 3\·
">l'>tanl designe r for Jud~ Gari.ind ..
Hi' firi,t '"all on his o"n" cc:kbnt}
client "a' M1tz1 Ga) nor. 1 hc:n came .in
I I ·)CM-'>tint as designer fdr the Carol
Burnett 'ihO'-". His fame grc" Diana
Ro'' once paid ham S35,000 to design
a co .. 1umc for her night club act
"It "'a~ many outfits together . a
bod) suit CO\Crcd with beads and d1a-
mondo; .. a sl1rt and a jacket over that
and a hat anJ fur stole."
\1ack1e '' smttten with Audrey
See FRAGRANCE/a
David Wilhelm changes
Coast restaurant scene
By Tony Oodero • °'1not Coul O' 'Y P IOI
IRVINE Restaurateur Da,1d
Wilhelm noticed something he d1Jn't Ill e
about the Orange Coast'll more up \Cale
eatcne -they weren't much fun
--SO he singte-h.1ndedl) set out to ch~insc
all th at with three avant-garde rc:\tau-
rants: Ka chi na an Laguna Beach, 0 1\trn
201 in Irvine and Barbacoa 1n NC\\port
Beach.
He\ al so planning to open a fourth re'
taur.int an Irvine called Zun1 's Grall
"I don't ha\-e allusions of being 'IOme
culinary guru," he aid. "But l got tin:d
of people !13)tng how boring and run of·
the-mall the re taurants were here "
Run -of-the-mall as not how one "'ould
de cribc Wilhelm's restaurant .
"I don't like a formal dining experi-
ence," he said, noting that most good res-
taurants an Orange County required such
formality. "I try and keep a ense of fun
about the food."
So far, Wilhelm has attracted what he
calls "a good mixture" or clientelc at each
restaurant. Kach1na, which ofrcrs a South-
western-style menu, attracts the arty. local
Laguna Beach crowd, he said.
Barbacoa alw has brought in the local
$14.9 million
t · dream home
up for sale
By Tony Oodero
0oooe Coast Daly PlloC
TUSTIN -If it sells at the current
a king price or S14.9S million, the
Tustin Hills estate of Mike and Pat
DeAnaelo would set the record for the
most cxpen ive home sale in the
county.
And it just might.
"A couple of qualified buycn have
ex-pressed interest and arc now re·
searching the property," said Don
DeThomas or the George Elkins Co. of
Newport Beach. who sold the property
for $5.8 million \n 1985.
Baldomer and Irma Rodriguez
bc&•n con truction on this 30,000-
square-foot mansion about 10 ycan
aao u a testament to Baldomcr's rise
from the son of misrant farm worken
to wealthy real estate moaul ,
DeThomas said.
Since that tale, the DeAnlllot haw
transformed the estate into their
pe~noMJ te1t1111eftt bj ca 111tn11J ,. ··::Jsta. die raidencl .......... .. •Ith••• II .... al ..... I
111111 ...... ...._= --,-.;::r......... .. ..... A_a.
t.111111 ... ...... ..........
Nc\,\port Beach cro"'d a\ well as tho~e m-
tcrc'ited in dining on the \\ate r, and 81~
tro 201 1s \\.here the business crowd gath·
er .ll lunch and the le~'> staid come for
dinner and cockta1l11. Wilhelm said
In fact. the day he wal ked into Bistro
~D I and saw 'tl'< women '\tiling at one
table "'llh each \\Cjrtng ,1 hilt, he lne" he
had accomph'lhed ha., go;1l.
"You do a crcatl\C Job and )OU jltrjct
crc:att\e people," he \,ml
Out the Orange C'ounl) dining atmm.
phcre as not the onl" thing th ll' d1ftercnt
bccau e Wilhelm h.1~ ch.1nceJ the menu'
a .. \\ell
Ne"er fo rmcrl> trJ1n cJ J' a cool.. he
'tarted preparing meals ·" .1 hobby in hi'>
teen\. That hobby then tran,formcd into
.in interc t 1n rc!>tauranl'I
He then worked in a French restaurant
in Northern California and gained expert·
encc working as a chef in New York City.
Wilhelm 1s also credited "ith de"cloping
the menu for the El Torito Grill.
Although he no longer prepares C'o-ery
meal. h1 restaurant maintain their high
quaht> because he hares the be. t in the
bu iness. he aid.
"I \\Ork seven da) a \\Cek, but I .ill~
the restau rant managers and chefs to run
Oav1d \.Vilhelm
the day to day operation :· he aid '~h
role as to constantl)' prO\-tde new direc-
tions 3nd new ideas "
View of the OeAngelos' multl·m11lion home with OM ci the poc>I .
professionals and ochu onloobn to Oa 1 dur clmy, lhe ¥ieW from &he
V1CW the spacious mamioft. ...... .... Olll IO die hciftc 0caa
.. , ha~ ncwr teen lllYthinl • ._.. IO till -.... IM tipll of.,_.,....
tiful and exquisite •· thil." -.... Pr-. Loi A •111IO ... 111111*. -
dcntial qent Mari~ Rcwlal. Wt.o Slinc& .. d bf ,... llW, dlt
hu been in the real lltlM b'±• for Dw"•rtr -ii ... •I 1 11 atal'\
17,an. O'Cr 11 ..... lild ii w 1111 ..
8-ida 10 .,...._. ... 16 .... • ... Hlrsl In ,.._ ., 11 el I
room, iM ----I Qhll el .. • wtda I .... h,11,W••
n1.,1••~ .............. ~ .......... ~
,.
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Betb c,obb
Boolanarkl
Mystique of
mystery writers
Have you ever wondered why writer's
write what they write'> Are they manipu-
lated by marketing forces -or is it ~me
thing 1n their gcncuc makeup?
As I trudged through years of lectures
and -writing workshop on my way to grad·
uate degree in ltteraturc and creative
\lo-rltin~. I gave a great deal or thought to
the ub1ect . Put me in a room full of writ·
ers and I can u ually sort them out by
genre w1tnout the help of name tags or
1ntroducuon .
My method i mo re intuitive than saen·
tific, but nQ\ieh t Maxine O'Calla&han •
ays that he too has noticed certain iden·
t1fying characten tics that set groups of
writers apart. Their pcrwnalitics are a bis
clue
'I I big W••IJ to papmdl
DEAR ANN LANDERS: rm not
SU.tt what my next move should be.
I attackntally discovered my IS.
year-old dlll&hter's diary and I
know 1 shouldn•t have read it. but
J did. If ..,hat he has written is true.
"Melanie·· is danaerously close to
becoming sexually active.
I am concerned that she may set
into trouble. Accordina to her diary
she ••atmost docs if' with guys he
hos just met. We've had some frank
discussions about SCll. She says she
has never let a boy put his hands
where they don't belong.
I am alJQ bothered by the way she
leave notes lyina around addressed
to her best 11rlfricnd. he writes
about how she got drunk, doesn't
remember what she did and hopes
he 1 n't p~nant. She aJso de-
scnbes how he was caught shop-
lifting, taken to Jail and booked. I
lnow this is not true.
M) husb:md 1s as puzzled as I
am. and we don't know what ap-
proach to take. Mclaruc panicipttts
in churth activities and docs all
riaht in school, but docs not
mu urc up to her potential. accord-
in& to her teachers. he t$ active in
pons. a wiluna worker and helpful
around the house. Melanie has
many friend • both &iris and boys.
who phone and come to our home
oflcn.
So what is thi g.irl trying to
prove? Is she writing thinp in her
diary and composing notes 1hat are
pure fantasy? I am pun ted and
worried PERPLE ED
MOTH~R IN MINNEAPOLI
DEAR MOTHER: II Is obvlMs
tMI Melaale 11 trylal to fet you
aneatloa. Tile aotea site leavH
U'HJld tile tao.1e are a clear 1lpal.
Yo. need to 1pelld more time
wltlt yoar daqk&er ud U1lH to
faer. Also. lier telMleecy to embelll1ta
reaJlty 11uesu dlat de needs
couseUn1. Make u appobltmeat
for Iler sooa.
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DEAR A N LANDER : As a
recovenng alcoholic, my awareness
of "social" dnnking and alcoholism
has been intensified. I have noticed
a frequent practice in newspapers
that. in m) op1mon, helps to
MANSION
From C1
di<icothequc for his 21st birthday.
But. the DcAngelos now want to
move closer to the ocean, and th~y
nre looking in the Newport Beach
or Lagun,1 Niguel area!\, Augie
said
C.rn a family of five actually use
nll of the Jmcnitie that thi house
h::i~ to offer.,
"Ye .. ~· '>a)-. Augie, "we spread it
out Pcr\nn.illy, I don't use the
gym, but m\ father does every-
JJ\ .. He d1J admit, hoYtcvcr, that
he. had ne\cr eaten in the lormal
J1ning room.
J he De Angelo!>, O\lt ncr of the
Clothe'-·11mc retail chain. fi rst
ptOmo~ this destructive dilCIUe.
To Illustrate my point. I M"
enclOStd ~vcral neW1P1pct di~
pinas or prominent persons anend-
in& various tOCial functions. ~
pcop~ are all wcll-drnsed. anract-
i ve and 1mihn1 -and they are
holdina drinks. ( believe there is I
11ron1 subliminal mcssaac an thcle
photos. The y &)amorizc dnnluna
and identify 1t with pleasure, social
tatus and suC«Ss.
We must stop promotjna drink-
in& as pan of the "aetuna to the
top" syndrome. Wh'at do you
thank? -W.W. IN RENTON.
WASH.
DEAR W.W.: I 11ree wl1' &k
11bllmlaaJ meua1e Uteory, IMlt
some of tltole .... ses are filled
w1Ua dJet cela u4 soda water.
(Mlae, for ex.ample.) Nevu11telu1,
before tatt.1 lite plchre, a compe-
ttnt, experltnced pllo101raptaer
1ees 10 lt tlaat lal1 or Iler Hbjttts
put down tlaelr drtu1.
ll!ltcd the home for $22 million
about one year ago with Beverly
Hills agent Bruce Nelson. He has
since a~kcd Hug to share the list·
ing with him, and he in turn
asked Brunson to share with her.
Hug sold real estate for 25 years
before retiring five year ago. Dur-
ing her ca reer. she sold the homes
of the Getty. Van de Kamp and
O'Malley families. and '>he in -
cludes o n her list the Udo hie es-
tate of the late Gene W.1,hburn,
owner of 7-Up.
She recently returned to rcJI e~
tnte, and 1 proud to be a part of
~e lling the DeAngelo's home.
"This is a good way to get back in
the businc ,"she aid
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Beth Barmore, Brent Mayne
"'
Engagemem,
llAftl'tm-MAYNE
The engagement of Beth Lyn n
Barmore and Brent Dancm Mayne
ha_.. been announced by her father,
the ·Rev. Dr. Gary Barmo re of
Costa Me sa. She al o is the daugh-
ter of Barbara Royal ort"Ninc.
I Ii!> paren!s arc Costa Mesa res1 -
dcnb Mr and Mrs. Mike Mayne.
The couple arc graduate' of
Co,ta Mesa High School. Oran~l'
C'oa<;t College and Cal State
1 ullcrton She is an account.1r11
\\Ith lntecorp of lf'me and he 1' t
ca tcher with th e Kamas C1t\ Ro\
al' U:"ehall Organization. · ·
.\n Oct 26 ''cdJ1ng 1\ pl.1nncJ
MCDONH.l ·DICKfN
\1r. and Mrs l J\\ re nee \\ 1ll1arn
FRAGRANCE
From C1
Hepburn "In th1' \\ hok lllm l1r1c
ur 11f bl1111dr.:' .md bnoh,, 1111,
rh;1rrn1ng. clc!-!.1111 \\1•m 1n ·•P
p1:.1rcd 11111 11f 1111\\ht:H' \\ l llll'I
onlt:. but '-hl' d 11111 lil.L·I, rrnll·m
Jil r ml ' ·
I hc'c .l.r" ~1111 d11n'1 h."c 111 he
I 'Upl r't 11 Ill \lC,lr .1 'll'lll
\IL'.1linl! t\l.1LJ..1L' d.1ukr 11:11 \l".H'
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lurlunc h .1JJini; .1 re.Id\ In \\l'.11
l111l· 111 hh fJ,hton 1nlkll1111 ll'.1r
llC'll ltx.iJI\ ,11 \ 11., J 1llh \\ I lll'
'r.:1111.111 \I ti• I .1nd \ II
\\ '"'") <>ur llll r\tl", ,11od111. lnl ,11
B111l1•ll" ..,, 11th C 1•.1'-I l'l.11,1 1ck
bl.lll'd lhl llllllhlll' 11f "" llL'\\
\I IL J..1e I 1.11!1 Jllu~ 111' I.the I .1'"1
k.1tu1c' linl!cru:. b11d.tl .111d .1uL''
"'rll' ~11111ed.1\ hl• 111.l~ II} llll'll'
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~1.tLl.ll'' hk I\ tJI \\1>1J.. .111d rt I
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WI HAVI A NEW MENU
Wtth I EntrHS
Unda$10
440 Hcltocrapc
(Ol"CINI dct Mar
67J-Ot10
Cat.nlccn McDonell and her fi .
ance, Robert Dicken
McDoncll of Corona del Mor have
announced the engagement of
their tJnughtcr, Cathleen Lyn
McDoncll, to Robert Scott Dicken,
,on of Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley
Diel.en of La Quinta.
The bride-elect 1s a graduate of
Marywood High School and the
L'nl\crs1ty of Montana, where she
h.1J a tennis !!cholarship and wa s
'-••rtain of the varsity team her
'cnior yc::ir She '~a af(Lhated with
lo..appa Kappa Gamma ~oronty
"the ahtl attended Semester At
'lea
I kr future hu .. b.1m.I 1s a gradu·
.11c of ( orona dcl Mar High
"idH~ll .ind Cal ~talc an Diego.
I h: j .. a m1tn<1~e r at Environmental
l'r11dmt" \l,1n"Jgcmcn1 Group
1 he\ \\Ill be marm:d June 29 .it
Our L.1d) ol Mount Car mcl Cath-
llh• Churdl in UJlhoa
'"·" .1 hchcopta JJUnl Jhout Me-
\H o M1"1 I~ I JU~t go h,1d. . .ind
l11r1h het\ltcr.:n Lo Angele' and
:'\l'\" Y url., "hic h 'ound' gl.1mor-
1111' but I' rcallv h.trd Yt Orl. ..
I Ii' .1d' 1~c fur \\Clmcn "\\'e;lr
dnthc' th.11 f11 ~to'l \'llmcn \ltC.tr
dn1he' tnl1 tight And forget thJt
'1Up1d cnhir ch.m thing -Yt1ntcr,
'pnnl! 'I h.11\ the h1p.gc\I ripoff"
\u.1inling tu th1' 1:ha rm1n~ . .51 ·
'L .1T-i1ld. hem-tied gr.:n tlcman.
he nihnn "111 lnntmue to Jump
.ir11un1l hirc,cr .ind 1hhe1ugh
''"men ln'c ,h,,uldcr pad' (be·
1.1u'i: 11 mJl.n thL·m kl<il. \mJllcr
L \l''"' h~·1 c eJ,c I. th L') .ire t.1d1nl!
I\\ ,,
\nd "h.111..in "<:loot. for.,.1rd
111 th" 'Prllll!' ,\ burc;t ol hlrnding
L11l1'I liml' green, hl>I pint.
111r.11101\c 111 I hrtE:hl gnld \le 1 I
111' ( u: d \\ 1lllll' n ,h,,u Id \\ 1: .1 r
111l1'f \\ 11' 11 'I. it doc,n't Co\t .in~
nwrt:
MYSTERY
From C1
1111.1n~c
\\ hL'll 'he \\rote "Uu~e\ man."
thi: '11•1"\ ,,f .1 \\oman "hu ·ha' tn
die her ".1\ out l"\I a ,h,1110" gra\c
111 111Jc r to '·"c her~clf and her
d .1u~htcr O'CJll.tghan ~ay o,he
'h.1J 111 ua" I do"'n into the
'!r ''' \\Ith her heroine: in order
111 dl•,cnhc the c\pcriencc
In 'Piie llf her penchant fo r "IU'I·
rcn,r.:. O'Call.1gh.in (Ytho 11 .. c, in
''''''"" \ 1qo) 11, a hJpp1ly mar· ried \\onl.1n with l\\O grown ch1l-
Jrr.:n Although !the hJs no cnm1-
n .ti r c' lH d or I u rt d pa' t •
OC Jll.1~han admit\ to being an
,l\1d rc.1der "When I'm not \\rit·
IOI!. I c.1n go on J reading btnRe
th 11 tal.c' me through t~u l°)ooki. a
ti.I\
ln ,trul tor' arc alYtJ)'> telling
th1:1r \tudcnh to Ytntc \lthJt the)
l.ncm ... 0 '( Jll.t~han 'ay!i, "but I
d1,Jgrcc. I tell people to ignore
1h.1t ~HhlC:C 'uu \houlJ 'Mlle
.1bou1 \Ith.it \Ou li~c to re:id
"I'm ,, hrm helleH:r thJt reading
prnsr••m' the brain You get an in·
't1nc11,c feel for all that goes into
\\.fllln~ not th.H ou can do 11
ri~ht ,m,iv -but it\ there."
l·ortun.Hcl), 11 takes all kind-, of
per!.on,ll11iec; to l.cep the ~orld -
Jnd the publishing 1ndui.try -
gomg around. At conference"
charni.:ten tic trait ~ stand out
(.)'Callaghan sum up the differ·
encec; th1~ way· "Mystery wnrers
.ire reserved and -a lot, not all
-arc 'stuff)". Horror writers are
much more irreverent, and they
h:wc • ~onderful dark ~en c or
humor."
lfcr latCl\t book (a rcbruary re•
lease), " omcthing's Calling Mc
llomc," 1s u very c ry story that's
filled with terrific characters and
er nOI too far from her ntral
hometown along the Mi i lppi.
I fer la t Delilah West mystery,
"Hit • nd Run," ha j~t been pub·
h hcd in r ~rback, the nut
"Set Up" -tS due out th1 fall.
We need vot1.
........ ,.., •. ..... Cllln 11'1 lrl II
Caleb saves Angel from Vlrgll · ~ ... ~ _ ~~rn.~b~~n~~~~
By Lynda Hinch ,old bean nocklacc ud an ultimatum to LOVING: Isabelle datdims 011. Carty most rominent of 1.1 uni Beach's dust an~ may serve the arts and
Holtl AmMca ~ .,.._ him « ond their 3S·ytar mr-. lnfonns Abril lhc dkt not have an abOr· annufi summer •rt festivals have crafts fair more than hurt II
ALL MY CHJLDalN: Katie la anary n.,c. Wiie• Hek:n edmlu she doesn't tlon years •ao. 1hc pvc birth to a son. been put on notice by their exhibi-Attendance record for the Fes-
when Joey ub her to mediate an •rau· think he eaually abu1ed Jake, she wot• Trisha will not bcllcvc Cabot'• video-tors. tival of Arts (FOA), home of the
mcnt he and Emily Anne are havina. rica how Jake wm react. taped confctMOn that he wu responsible The major itory is further out in famous Pageant of tile Ma!>tcrs,
Havina lcamcd from Lanie that Jeremy DAYS or OUR UVES: Carty tells Bo for the Arcort cover up. SM blames Oay the canyon 11 the Sawdust festival have bee n brought into quc!>tion
Is the man In Ceara'a hfe, David tells that Victor needs him, now that Aleun· and wants nothina 10 do with him. Shana where 1 big shake-up is happenina. by some of its own artists I he
Ccara hit father only romanced her to dcr is alive and living with Justin and 11 heartbroken 11 the thought of C.bot'a It seems that the Sawdust board newly formed Fe t1val Art1\ts CoJ-
brcu up C.eara's relatloNhlp 1'h DIMd. Adrienne. Lawrence has a stra"'c rcac-mlJdccds. Dane continues 10 dcnrc has ded ded to re-evaluate its show lition of Exhibitors ,(r ACE) ha!i
Rcfusina to bcbcve that Jeremy does love don whett a boy tells Kim that his father Shina. O ay learns he will act the Alden rules for the l991 season. A nor- announced that P,a t report~ ot
her, Cura will not to see him. Nat•lie'a has thrcat~ne~ to beat him Admlttina fonunc Ir Ciwyn will re-many him. Carly mal p ractice each year, except that heahhy inerca C) 1ri -annual ~11cnd·
and Tr~'• plan lo tape Adam'• confcs-that Kim ts naht about sculn& her up. has a nashback in wh ich 'he secs a m1n this time the question of manufac-ancc at the FOA arc 1n error
sion of only marryina Natalie for money . Lawttn,.:,fusca to tell her what h.is shot to death. tured clothing has been bro ught-In face of their claim' the
is ruined when Adam rcali%cs Brooke plan is.~~ aYOid~ he~ &rowin& fcclinp ONE LIFE TO UVE: Carlo's and Ga· 'up. FACE group. under the lcadcr,h1p
was lapin& their conversation. TrC"YOr and for Sh_anc spcndina tune •hh Marcus. bricllc's plan 10 act Gabrielle into Viki's Technically nothing that is not o f sculptor Oa\ld SabJroff. h.i!> rc-
N11alie 1c1 Adam 10 bchcvc he Is the fa -Leaming that Jack hu been 1umcd down made by the arti ts them elves is imtiated it call for the fe~t1\al to r lo E " h 1 h' aooc1 vaccs works when Gabrielle leads I d thcr of Brooke's unbOm child. Will no-or• an, vc ouers 10 e P 1m out by allowed 1n the Sawdust. However, conduct a national -.ean.h for a of Laguna as an art co ony an a · h" J le Tina's family 10 Texas. Tina it 1hrilled ( marryinJ im! ac consid~n. ~anyi~a many of the annu al summe r credible director 'A-Ith cll:tCn'i1\.c lack of interest in the FOA 1t<.el litta that Palmer's spells ceasc(l when
Opal was out of town. Eve so lhat she o n act Ntclt s 1nhent when she teams Cord is the baby's fa· • · be fh a a re•ult of unimaoinauve le01d· . • ther AWllrc that Carlo is still out 10 get events most prominent mcm rs arts management eitpcnem:c e ~ 0
ANOTHER WORLD: Necdina a way 10
uve Marley from beina chaflcd with
Jlkc's allcmplcd murder, C.s.s decides
lhat he hu no choice but 10 get Marley
ro crack on the stand. During her
testimony, Marley brcaJcs down and ad·
m11s that Jake raped her on the ni&ht of
his shoo1iq . Donna announces to the
crowd that she Is the blonde who shot
Jake! On the stand, Donna al~ cll11ims
•nee and ~ave his newsp•pc•. Franlde her for Niki's part in Johnny's murder, regularly use mass production T · an1sts point to \\Jn1ng crcd1b1ht) ership.
urges Jc~~1fcr to htcll Jack what hap-Vilci joins forces with falcc to protect shirts to place their work on. That .-----------------------'-"--------
pencd u.;twccn er and Lawrence. may be about to change.
1ha1 she shot Jake afte r he 1hrc11cncd 10
expose her 1nd1scre1ion 10 Michael and
the twins. Relinq_ulshina her bankbook 10
Rachel. Paulina claims that she 1s lcavina
Bay City for good. Ryan and Fnnlc1e
team that there is no autopsy report on
IUthlccn.
AS mt WORLD TURNS: Jessica in-
Jennifer races ove r to Jack's, onfS' to find Megan. Alex Rnd Bo grow closer a lhcy A3 a result of this tentative
him in bed wi1h his new wife. Evcl Eve is try 10 help Nat. Tina gives birth 10 1 baby change, a class actio n lawsuit has
f I N. le girl. Hunter's seduction scene scares the chic 'uspcct n 1c 's murder. been mentione d by some poten-Mcgan who s11ll loves Jake, but she "-Cln· GENERAL HOSPITAL: A heartbroken tially o usted exhibitors. In the
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. h ,__ Lu dcrs if Hunter m1gh1 be the man for her. Bobbie rca acs s c must &•~ cas to past, whenever a Sawdust member
Cheryl. Tony Wiiies out on Bobbie. SANTA BARBARA: Cruz instructs his has threatened to file a lawsuit,
Monica's money-saving kick mcanJ that men 10 find the man who has been ha· the traumatized board has capitu·
Tracy, Ashton and Ned must live 1n the ras ins Eden Eden is drawn 10 the awe hued rather the n face such action.
&alehouJC without arry help from the "'here she finds "" old, dusty suitcase Further complicating the live of
servants and all lu~urics cut. Edge con-Opening the ,u1fc.i\C, Eden finds wmc the Sawdust administration is t'he
11nues to pirate Yldco tapes OH the po-clothes and a m:11chboot from Les 811. dcci ion by the County Health De-
licc force, Frisco spends his da}"S as a the French b1s1ro Chantal rold her about partmcn t to mandate extensive up-
housc husband. Kelty gently rc1cct tiunt's mamagc pro-grading in food storage and servi-
poul, saying she doesn't love him 1hc ccs before for the '91 opening can GUIDING UCtlT: Frank rcc:c1.,.es J . v.ay he 10 ... cs her Ar 1unpoin1, Juha occur. In order to accomplish thcs lcucr from Uncle Sravros. who 1s about forces Dash 10 drl\.-C her 10 • remote an additional S400 ha been to amvc m the States w11h a bride for Frank. Mallet confronts Lisa about her mountain cabin C.C. warns Kc11h that he slapped on top of the basic en-
v.111 prove Keith tried to fnmc Eden \\1th trance fee, bringing the amount to ..._. •11 IO'O
Quinn's murder. A nervous Keith prays an all time high of S900 per exh1b-=~• ..._.....,~~
1h111 C.C won't be able 10 prove his lat· itor. ~,.~ ·~ltAOI •llllSSOl'lll.IO
IUPIA 'Miii ! 70\ (e.-CSI theory Dash tclb Julia 1ha1 he's only This amount has outraged many --... , ,..,,.. -c.r .. -
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•!Jo -"°" ' ... ' ,
fonns Barbara that Hal is intent on ob-
111nina a divorce from he r. Virail lurks
around the farm while An&cl is sm1na in·
side by herself. C.lcb a.aves the day when
Virgil tncs to auack Ansel. C.lcb pock·
el5 a gun •hen he teams 1h11 Henry is 11
the Lakeview. Lily wonders 1( Henry
buagcd the phones in Chicaao. thus
11p1ng her and Holdcn'1 plan to rcndcz·
vous without An&cl's and Lucinda's
knO'Nlcd&c Kim tells Bob 1h11 he has hi·
tic umc left 10 deadc 1f he wants 10
spend the rest of his lire w11h her or with
Susan. Connor puts the moves on Linc.
Andy admits 10 Counncy that he's h1pp1·
er w11h her than he ever was w11h Juhc
Caleb promises hunself 1ha1 he IS 101ng
10 1c11lc the score with Henry once and
for alt
desire 10 seclc revenge on him for having
dumped her Roger proceeds w11h his
plot 10 bilk the Sp3uld1n1 for1unc while
11 the same lime. Alan-Michael reallies
11S high value. Fletcher Oirts w11h Alex.
who wonders where Roger could poM1hly
be. Vanessa is dcv;i~1a1cd by Billy's rcve·
la11on rhat he mamcd Nadine 1n Las
Vcgu Mindy and Roger discover lhJl
they nrc slrandcd 1n Chicago because of
a snowstorm tfamp avoids ansv.c:rin'
Gilly's quc:)tlOns about Tia. Mindy 1sn'1
sure \\hcthc:r or nol she likes 1hc: idea or
being sn~cd 1n "-llh Roger Blal..c: 1\ sur·
prised "'hen Holly luggcm they mO\'C 1n
1ogc1her. Jusrm rccc1\·cs some d1s1urt>mg
news ahoul his c:hn1c in India Ro\) acc1·
dentally learns that I lolly has chllnscd
her hv101 accommodallOM
guilty or loving her and that she 1s the Sawdust regulars who arc calling .~4::SA iw c'r::: '"0'7':1
one who needs professional help. for a boycott. Thi stand will allow 1.;~;;:i1'=m.mm~~-.i·;-;;•;;-~----·l!?--lliiil-..llilllii"ll_llii_illiiilG6GlieiTllillm••
THE BOLD le TllE BEAUTIFUL: Enc
reports 10 Ridge and Brooke thal Sally
refused lo release Fchc11 from h1.r ron-
rracl Marso is in disbchcf •hen Jake
s1a r11 to wonder 1( he 1m111ned Ben's
abu\c: While lhanna an cmorional re-
union w11h Mugo, Jake hears the tin·
khn& sound Jake vis11s Ta)'lor. 1elhns her
1ha1 he tJ los1n1 his mind. Brooke IJ
1hrillcd about v .. orlcJn& at 1hc new lab 11
Forrcsrcr Enc ti arran11n& for he r. J ulic
1ums down Oarke's bribe, aucrtm& 1h1t
she must write Sally's book When Step-
hanie frets that she won't be ahlc 10 sur·
vive in the real world, Ruthann promises
her lhal she won'I abandon her. Sally
mlfes Macy's request to rclcuc Felicia
from her contract. AJ1hou1h she rcah1es
that lhis IS hard on Thomc's and M1cy's
relationship. Sally is certain that they will
O\crcomc 1t. Ben presents Helen with a I
Tll£ YOUNG AND TllE RESTLE :
Sc:o11 tells Cricket 1ha1 while he sympJ·
1h1zcs v.-11h Sheila, he sull l~-cs Uiuren
When Shc:1lo1 experiences abdominal
pains. she tells a nurse 1ha1 she 1s in the
early si;ig~ o( premature: labor. D11nc
erases Nina·~ mcuagc 10 David. u k1ns
him 10 meet her for lunch IS3ac tell)
Drad lhJI he uw him 11gn the ccrt1fica1c
Once Orad find~ proof rhal Canic
lrlclicd him 1nro m:imJgc. he m.ikc) his
v.av b.lcl 10 GenoJ C11) Despite Ca s1c:·s
dcclarJlion of IO\lc, Br.id wallu out.
Unique Creations For
Every Occasion!
••A <AJll\<., n U. o,f.H\ 10 . I LOHI .. r-
•Fresh Flowers • European Gardens
• BaUoon Bouquets • Plams
• Gifts • Baske ts • Dned Flowers
" Ill ., ~ "' •Mt ., ... '\ t .._ ••
We were so thrilled and
. excited about moving into our
new store that we got carried away and ~bought more than we should have. We
need to reduce that inventory.
Starting Saturday, February 9th and
ending February 16th, we will be having
a sale ... SOo/c off selected items now in
stock. Come early for best selection ...
and remember our new address is now
1803 Westcliff Drive.
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FROM NORTH ORANGE CO 540-1220
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO •te-6t00
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DUPLEX -IN LAW NPT·Ocn VU, 1st blk ESTATE SALE. 3 BA. 1
$480K Bkr 64'2·3850 BA, as II $485.000 218 Opal. OPEN
DAILY 1-5. 723-0690 5% SOLUTION
Purchaso lho home of
;our ChO•CO w1lh only
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cos1'1 nnoded This ''
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INVESTORS'! DUPLEX
S25K dwn break even
cash flow 1' 1 yrs
new Sacr1f1ce Call
Ko11h 240·0813 Agt.
SELLING OR BUYING
A PROPERTY
r R FREE 1•,FORl.'ATION
CALL I 800 777 8836
ProMATCH
~ ttw> ....,.,. •no need • p1ace 10 '10<• you• stun?
C•US<IOf!O can help
Corona
del Mar 1022
BEACH HOUSE
Charming 2BA 1 ''IBA
1 s1 bile of Olde CdM
Could be 3BA S7 I 5K
Open Sun 1 4 227
Iris Chris Brigand1
Cannery V1llago Ally
s13.3n1 or 642-4575
MISA CHUMA N-po11 llod/l9'+\ $• 646 S02S
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dcl Mar 1022 I BEST BUY ON
SPYGLASS
642 -5678
Corona
dcl M<ir 102?
CUSTOM ESTATE
Absolute BHt Area
Value! Like new 6BA
6Ba Cuatom 8,800 tt.
alee gatod Palallal Ea·
tale on prof lndacp'd
18,000 101 w/Ocean
View. Custom pool
spa & waterlatl. An
absolute Steal at
S 1 .595.0001 Open
Today.
PATRICK Tl!NOA!
Agt 721·1200 ev.r $140,000.000 $old)
Corona
del Mar 1022
PANORAMIC VIEW
From high on the hllll
SBA 3BA 1 bonus
rm I Totally redone,
Costa Mesa 1024
TERRIFIC
Location for busy pro-
f enlonal. 2Br 2Ba
condo $187 ,000
Nora Higgins Realtor
499--5485
g I a n I Y a rd · BEST PATRIOT
$1 , 135.000 For your •SS,000 down, 3Br
private 1howlng, call 2ea. lg lot w/new roof,
MAXINE GOLDEN kitchen. copper aprin-
760·5000 599-7-466 klera, $199,900. Call
CHUCK & LIZ JONES ~ .. / 831·12&8 or 648-5743
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*TRADE-IN• CAPECODCOTTAGE
Motivated o wnett w ill I •NEW LISTING•
take your home or du· Addition & New roof
pl111 & trade for beau· 1985 3BA·2BA + F R. OPEN HOUSE hful 3BR CdM home .. 3 flreplaces Lovely
SAT & SUN 1 .5PM I Spons Cons Serv Rllr decor-Lg rear yard
• 720-7400 Otf91'ed at '345.000
3BA 4BA, quiet locl BUILDERS 3Br 3Ba OPEN SUN 1·5
Wonderful appeal pvt brand new condo 3S8 E 19th Stroot
beach, $689,900. Open Set/Sun 11·5 SHATZEN REALTY
4&3 SEARA DRIVE 715,'> Larkepur S409K 759-1234 ca157;.4400352 S89-738t or 858·34•2
Costa Mesa 1024
LET'S MAKE A DEAL
By Owner S25K dn-OWC
Lets negollat•Com• Sae I
2264 N. Meyer/Wilson
Dana Point 102
LUXURIOUS 3BR
2 POINT LOMA OR
OPEN SAT1SUN 1·5 I
Medllorranean con·
tomporary w cean ---------
vlow, pool. spa. 5BA. BY OWNER 2Br 2ea RrVIERA TWNHME
Overloolctng Dana
Harbor Whitewater &
vlow to S D 36' AV
boat garage Only
S635K Owner 714·
638·1 81•
4BA ' FA $1 395,000 condo so o f hwy I 3BA 2/12BA, UIOO a f. ESTHER YANK Pool, spa, ocean v1ow mega upgrades, oak
wetbar. frplc, sl\ylls & lilo . end unit. 760·5000 64(). t 529 5259K Bkr no 1593 $237,~00 Call DON hr /AA.V --642·97t7 flt.U,ll"lfa , Bost Buy In CdM11 31 ~·~\1 :i~·'' 1''' ~; ~2ar~i~; ~;,0~.lii-
SELL
through claaif ied
642-5671
From North Orange County
From South Orange County
540-1220
496-6800
Huntington
Beact1 1040
BRAND NEW
LUXURY 4 PLEX
Near Huntington Har·
bOur. Over 9000 IQ ft
Many amenities In·
eluding 4x8 Tiie lub I May finance up to
90~. Consider all of·
fers Prlnclpala only
848-9501 Of 848-851 7
1 'It Ml. to SCHiii
3 BR, I ~. BA, hugol
cul-d•-••c lot w AV
acceaa NHd• paint &
E:-J
Irvine 1044
OPEN HOUSE
SAT I SUN 1-4PM
28A 28A condo, looks
Ille• a modeil Nice
patio. low fH • tow
tax, $183,000.
1&3 TAAOCCO
Call Jim S.'4· t 352
llJ-4400
elbow grease Thou-1 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiii~=;I 1anda betow marlctl! • '204·9:2~::~r OPEN SAT 12·5
Huntinqton
HarbOlJr 1 042
ON THE WATER!
With boat al p In front I
2BA 21h8A twnhme w
1ec gate, 191'\nle, pool
& beach. '479,000
Bkr 84&-8583
Irvine 1044
50WETSTONE
WOODBRIDGE
$207,500 2BA 2BA.
atteched dbl gatage
•Also for lse S1135
OPEN SUN 1·5
4 EL PASEO
I TURTLE ROCK PT
S• 1 S,000. Plan I w
0011tandlng views ol
Uv1 cloM to nature'! reservolro, tit•• a.
Great vlowe, 1peotac· mntna Htghly up·
ular floor plan, over groded •Also for lso
2,400 .ci ft 3 BR & $1950 mo
den & fem rm French Pengbum Propt doors OPEN SUN 1
PM 3 ROCKY KNOLL I 759-8389 & 37 MISTV __ _.;....;;...;;.~;:..;:;..;;.,_ __ ,
MEADOW Fran Lugo.
Agt SS7-4373 & 325·
3465 moblle
WMI"* )'OU 119 IOet I r.ng a
w•llet Of• Codler ~ ... •
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BAVEA
GWCESALE
642-5671
Laguna
Beach 104
BUYERS DREAM
2 houses. t big 101
Zon•d bualn•••
2605 Laguna Cenyon,
$395.000. terms Holp
finance. Bkr 855-6848
Btlul N Lag 1 BA, wh1to
sands view. drastic
$100.000 reduction for
lmmedlale sale.
<&97-3031
Newport
Beach 106
•BEACH FIXER•
Great duplex w poton·
11a11 Walk to beech
Seller motivated. w•ll
consider trade A bar·
gain at SS80.000
873·1900
•ENTERTAINER'S
Spectacular Dover
Shores Custom Pool
~•omo 4BR 3 280
Rm for tennis • Pon
ornmle Vlowa from 1111
rooms. boy & city Its
Only Sl.295.000 w
TEAMS!
Cell ASTRID
721-3275 A t
When you're ready
to buy, do it the
·fast, ~ and least • e~nstve '!3Y -
ch'eck our open
Ho~ Directory ...
OCIAI VllW VALUIJ ~ 18' 28• Nwpt
tit• hOme w/ ocean
by • C'l1Y light• ""-'
• bonu1 rm + wt
ltUOiOI hlOw market
vatu. •t 1511,toot
AM" lllT IUYI
SP•doua 48r 2'AB•I• .............. .
M edlt•rr•n•an VIII•,
Priced to ••II at
1507,0001 Prof land·
•caped v•uttld ce11-
lng1, A/C, MC. 1)'9-
tem, f•m rm 1 more.
A vatuel
TINNll COURT
VALUEl
. . .
T'e''ri-. . . .
l ( ) ~ ' '' '
~1dl1 · 1 jr 1()
T 111 11 ·
~) t 1 <tr I ( I \j 1 I 'f 0 Tenn11 court t1tate
Palatlal, very prv1 eBA.
4 ,700 If, HCluded
tropical eatata on "•
acre with cuatom
P<>OI, 1pa & lighled
llnnl1 court A rare
opportunity at
HM.000 w/TERMSI
---------NWPT HOTS to vleW $5,500 In t>e1utlt1JI uoo hm for Sale or L.ae
Moblle Home Park. 5br, 3ba. s .. to •PP.
Older trlple wide. reclSpe,Wtnl c.ftM ....,~
Large covered patio O
+ Inner Q8fden patio PEN HOUSE
w/1ountaln. Moder"'° SAT & SUN 1().4 1
~ng
FOR FREE IHFOAMA TlON
CAU. t IOO 7T7 8834
....... ' ABSOLUTE
STULi
Brand new cu1tom
4BR 3~BA home w/ 'eo· panoramic. plc-
tur11que t>ey, mtn &
city tight vlewal Peta-
tltal ••tat• w/merble,
Corten & ltete-<>f·the-
•rt 1ppl1. An un-
lurpeued BEST BUY
et $ 9 9 7•, 6 0 0 W/
TERMS!. Price •d·
1u11ed ssoo.00011
lied. profualonally 5.47 SANTA ANA AVE.
decorated. 13 Bohvar. Charming Ca~ Cod
Udo Patk, N B cottege, white picket
#
G1·11t'rdl 2102
*DUPLEX
2Br 18a up, lg t8r
t Be lower 25JC95 lot-
ahatp S355K.Jlrft Jseobt
Cannery Wlage Realty
S73-37T7 Ot 722-8520
•IEACH LISTING!
3BR 28A home In
lence. over•z cmr IOI,
Npt Hghta. Complet
I y r e n o v a I e d /u p-
graded 3BR, 2BA,
lam rm. 2-car gar, 2
yards, French doora/
window•. Dutch door
entry. frplc. new crpta
& hardwd ftr• & roof &
•lcylll. S525K Call quiet , .. ldentlat area. Gene at 744-4064 or
OPEN TODA.YI av baach & bay. 842·1222 S429K. Ronda Hein. -.;.-=~=------•ABSOLUTE Cannery v111ago Realty 0Dtn Hou11 Sun 2·5
673-3777 or 846·7212 ls I u ff s re n oval e d BARGAIN II
SBA 4'~8A, 4,800 1 I
home w/lrg lot, 20ll42
pool & •P•· Mothor-ln·
law unit • gre11 lor en-
tertaining Ownor HC·
rlflce 1ale below mer-
ket II $844,!)()() w
TERMS
•MAIN BAYFRONT ·unda'. 2201 Fortuna
CONDO 2Br 1 Ba. S419K. Agt. 75N200
2100 st. 18nctv bench PENINSULA HOME
5499.500 OPEN Sat/I
Sun 1·4. 1817-A West
Bay Ave. Cannery Vil·
taqo Rlty. 673·3777
3109 C~Y ST I
PATRICK TENORE
Agt 72t·t200 I
(Oii., $140,000.000 Sold)
*VIEW* BELCOURT HILL
Light & airy 2 marble
lrplc1. European kltch·
en Guard gated
$599,000 840-9306
•OCEAN VIEW•
Step1 to "ndl Lrg du-
' plex In prime area
Oreal rental potential I
Loll of amenltle•
True value at
$840.000
173·1900
•SACRIFICE•
Boach tear-down Lro
R·2 IOI S42~.000'
873·1900
NEW BAYFRONT
LISTING!
Ouple11 w pvt docto
3BR 2BA 2BR 2BA
• In e11collent conc11t1on
1n11do & out• $749.000
DIANA
PROSSER
760-SOOO 644·6~90
NEW smtSH
TOWNHOMES
•"MAR BRISAS"•
4 Remaining!
3 BR 2 '. AA Fam
Rm Bonus R"T1
wet oer aft gnr 11 c
2 230 sct n ot won de.
signed l&v1ng spec•
OP(N DAILY t t ·5
2421 EA.ST 16th ST
Newport Be~cn
548-9723
•OCEANFRONT
JBR 2•,BA condo.
custom w roof top
garden $795K OPEN
SAT SUN t -4 1015 E
Balboa Blvd unit A
Herb Marshall Agt
Cannery Village Realty
673·3777 or 673-6-'27
BAYFRONT DUPLEX
w'Boat Dock H78K
3 2 & t t-New crpt
tnru-out• NEW Cop
por plumbing lauct'IS
1ot1e11 , gar door
onnrs drywall ~ ~•t>1·
nots too' Ooclc holds
2 t>oats 25 .35· Rm
10 evtonc1 IX>lh levet~
towlllr1 tho w.,tor
JACOBS llTY
675-6670
BAVSHORE NE W HM
Entertainer s dehghl
O pen floor p la n
v aul ted cetl 4br
S.845 OOOLH OPEN
SAT SUN 1-4 30
2512 CRESTVIEW OR
Own Agl 722-0507
BIG CYN ON 11th
Fairway w/ View -
4Br 4 Ba Versa1lle1 ·
on a nuoe pll'I corner
101 Compl remod In
01n• Limestone entry
& lutchen decor spiral
staircase All new
Qualtty everything
lhru-outl Now only
$1 395.000
JACOBS ALTY
875-8870
BY OWNER Lrg Bay•·
horH hm Sell 1.2M
or trade for Harbor
., .. hm or A-2 , 10 OCEANFRONT S700K value 846·5594
New conatruc:tlon, ver· ••aLUf'f'·• condo:
satlla noor plan 48R 3Br 2''°'8a. UR. don,
48a home or 2nd lg ottc; wtde grnt>lt;
home w12BR Income mny upgrds $445K
u n I 1 A 1 k 1 n g _a .... r_o_wn_r---"-T..;.2..;.1 ·-'8..;.1..;.1.;:;3 __
OPEN s ';:~·~N 1-5 EASTILUFF I
4009 SEASHORE OR Luak built 4 BR, 2.5
1
BalbOa NowPort Alty BA upgredes thruout. French wlndowl/ ooor•. crown molding,
& more By owner.
$625.000 720-875' REDUCED FIXER UPPERlll
$38 000 9000 aq tt IOI, 2200 aq
' tt l\oua• GrHt poten-
Best tocallon In SH tl•lll &44-8031 Ag!.
lalend Slngl• level Harbor View By Ownet.
2BR · den on 00'' Momego, '"' crpt/tlle/
CourM Priva11 pool A paint. 48R $510,000. •P•· Owner an1tiOVS 640-1497 or e2s.2201.
OPEN IUN 1-4PM
10 OCIAN YllTA
Now only SMt.000.
MONICA
RUGGIERI
7~IOOOX107
RH: IS0.07IO
RfAW ,
\t\\'I "TJ' I~~\ 11
RCAL.f 5 "
M•rbor l/lew Hom••.
Por1oflno. 4BR. 3ineA.
1100,000 (leH for
caah). owe d p. Pttn.
'only nm $r ........ 52.
eve, N&-2015 dap.
JUIT LllTIDI .
Prime Ph .. e II loca-
llon H v. Homea. Up-
graded Mon4ICO .,...,
the QrMnbeft. Open
Sun 2.S. 1943 fJOft
Manlelgh U7t,ooo.
SUSAN SCANLAN
CoNt ~~ Prope. Aea·no-eoa5
HOMES
FOR SALE
2 BEDROOMS
• ...-40 Cenyon Island Or Nowpor1 Beach
644·HIOO 5352.000 Sun 1·5
542 Aliso Newport Beocti
249-7826 $410.000
1001 W Stevens 419, Santa Ana
668·9333 s 1 23 900
Sun 1·4
Sun 12·4
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
e ...-•e Rue Maraeill•s. Big Cyn t~B
642·5200 S595.000 Sund<lV 1-5
422 Ahso Ave Nwpt Hgts, NB
6-a2 5200 $469 000 Sund,1v 1 5
• 1 0 Wild Ooo'e Ct Nev.pert Crest
973.7300 S3t0.000 Sun t -4
120 Poppy, Corona del Mar
644~200 S510 000 Sun 1-4 30
3 BEDROOMS
• "'80 SH Isl nd, Big Cyn McLain
844· 1600 $525.000 •unday 1 ·S
• • 19t t Klnga Roed. NB
675-23 t I 1748,000 Sat Sun I ·5
• • • 408 36th St, Newport 111and
842·5200 $750,000 Suoday 1 ·5
11-43 Port Manlelgh, HarbOr View Hm1, NB
844-1800 $479,000 Sunday 2·5
205 Su11nnah Pl, Eut11de, CM
631·12" $?97,000 Sunday t2·5
217 Via C>Meto, Udo letand
675-4822 1595.000 Sat Sun 1·5
• • 3901 Cali. And•luei., San Clemente
497· I 'Tf I 1823,000 Sun I t _..
t 12 Via Oulto, N .8 .
eea-9333 S03S.OOO Set/Sun t.!I
3 BR plus FAM AM or DEN
........... a..c.... ......
711 ION 11.en.ooo ...,.., t2 ..
•
I· .
I'· . ! u;
Chatmlng Penln•ula Pt
2Bt t BA. new carpet
frplc, encl 2 car gat.
S1400 yrly. 67~
Coruntl
del Mar 2122
•SHOAECLIFF•
Mini view, pool,
private beach••
$3,500/mo
CALL B.J JOHNSON
72, -0048 Of 644~200
Grubb & Ellis
SOOF HWY
JBR t BA, 1 car ga-
rage avl now $1250
mo Diana Cappel
1!31-1266
•rim
osta Mesa 212
• ...-2005 Yacht Defender, Seav1ew NO
844-9060 $795 000 Sun I !;
• 221 M llord Corona del M111
6-44-1600 S 1 78~.ooo Sat Sun 1 !>
• 227 Evenino Cyn. Shoreclts CdM
644-9060 $1 79~ 000 Sun •·~
• 79 Hiiisdaie Or Belcourt Terr NB
83t-7300 $899.000 Sun 1·5
I 1300 Westc:lttt Or, WHtChtf. NB
631-7300 5475,000 Sun t -5
"04 Garnet. Balboa Island
675-4822 5895.000 Sat.Sun 1.5
231! Hartford Bayrldgo
673· 7300 S.J69 500 Sun I 4
4 BEDROOMS
• 4S01 Surrey Cameo H.ghlands CaM
64"·1600 $849 OOO •unday t ·5
• • 2512 CresM-Or BayshOres. NB
722-0507 S845 OOOLH Sal Sun 1·4 30
20252 Eas!WOOd. Huntington a .. ch
668-9333 $339.900 Sun t2 1
4 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• 2 t 00 Santiago. Newport Beach
721·1200 $997,500 Set Sun 1·5
• • • 4009 Seaahore Or. Newpon Be•ch
72J.4.494 S 1 , 795,000 Sat Sun 1 ·5
••t314 Mat1nera Or Baycrest, NB
6.31-7300 $725.000 Sun t-4 30
800 AlePPo. Eutbtvff, NB
760-5000 S4t0.~un 1·5
..... 2 sse e<estvtew, Newport Beach
640-2500 $e90.000 Sun t ·S
• ..... 2001 Yacht Vlgtlant, S••vlew. NB
&44·9060 sns.ooo sun 1-5
• ...-2005 Yttehl 0.fender, SellVI-. NB
144-9060 STM.000 Sun 1 s
+ ••t2ta Pol•rl1, Neowpot1 ... Ch
&40-2500 St,295,000 hVSun t-4
+ t 126 WM• Sella Way • ..._, Vw HI CdM
a:U-1300 1711,000 a. Sun t-6
• 2711 ,,.,.,.. ....... C4IM •
a M'ao 1111.000
~I ..
...... "'-Udo .... Udo .... .,,.noo 11.on.aao ._.,,, , ..
••Bta HI 5* U.. GllMY UM ............
JJ,,J,/, ... ,.,.
a1111n f n1-•••f1 Trrrorr .... ,,._ .....
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• \p'"<T'"'"'"'• .!'l'I / "1 II
• 4 ~-"••#fl.• .f 11.Atlt..• I I lk'dr ...... , ..... ,.I
• ,_.,.., 8"r1t ... llow•lllt II It M..-f lfor U .. If anldM ( ,.,r ... 1,, ..
• I ,,.,,f'fMlle f,.,,.,d, '"'-""I ,,,1.,.,,.4 M ,. .. ,
811,.d&. a.IHI """".,,,.,. '""" ...
• ,-,.,,,.,.,..,.., , ,.,,.. f • .,,,, ... ,. 'M'U·'"' "•"" ... ""' "'"'""" • ( ,.;.w,,,,.,., "'''"'" .,. ... ' ... ,,, ,..,,.,.,,
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• '"'•' 8wv '" .,,, . .,,,,,,. """' /4
2101 Yacht llanaerer <r..,po•I B"nct1
64().2500 $695 000 Sat Sun 1 c,
104 V111 Havre Lido ISie NB
631-7300 S759 000 Sat Suri I·!>
113 G St Ba•t>oa Pemn ~J B
631·7300 ~5 000 Sun 1 ~
1205 Sand Kev. Harbor View H1•1s
644 6200 $695 000 Sun t·!>
1430 Ootpntn Terrace Co•ona oel Mar
6'14 1600 $839 000 S.11 Sun 1 5
1627 H"bor Crest Cr, Spygtn' R.dgft
644 1600 $705.000 Sun 1 4
4 Monterey Cir Spyglau COM
644·1600 $775 000 Sun 1 ~
q7 316 & 3t6 'J jasmine
759-9070 S710.000
1 Dr \ a•t Cd~
Sn• Sun •-;~
5 BEDROOMS
• •SOO Ilia Lido Nord NB
67!>-2311 S2,4SO 000
2t34 Miramar D• Pen Pl B111t>oi.
63 1. 7300 S595 000
Snt Sun 1 S
Sun• 5
5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• t:....-3 Canyon Ct Big c..,,n ~iA
1t·t600 S2 790 000•11'1 1 5
Sun 1·5
4 Wtnged ll'oot Ln, Big c.iyon N 8
631·1300 Sl.295.000 • Sat Sun l·!I
I BEDROOMS
• • •' Montectto, Newpo11 Beach M0-2500 St,4 .000 SunOrt 1·1
I BR plus FAM RM or DEN
•••1114 a.llloa9IWI avnoo U.'790JOOO
Sunday, F~ 10, 1981 •
f;zt'euli~ Xme
7ml.11r1I
1rv1ne
St83 000 Sat Sun 1-4
• 230 Litle Lane 308 Newpon Beach
640.2500 $365.000 Sat Sun 1·5
2 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
• e •..,. .. 70 Cag,,.y • J07 V1ll1 88100.
6'2 5200 S.449,000 Set Sun 1·5
• • 21! Ocean VIS1a Sea lslano N B
M 1·9060 5832.000 Sun 1·5
• • :'AO Cagney Ln· 1 20 Villa Balboa. NB
&16·0775 $299.000 Se11sun 1·5
• 10 I VtSI Flora. Bluffs, N B
631·7300 S297.000LH Sii Sun t-5
3 BEDROOMS
• • • ...-2 Rue Grand Ou~ Newport Beach
640-2500 Sl 090.000 Sa11Sun 1-5
• • 3003 Ctub House Circle. C M
~46-2J1 3 $235 000 Sun t-4
••2330 Vanguard Way B1 03 Nwpl LnOg CM
tiJ 1.1300 S23S 000 Sun 1 -~
115:'5 Whtie Oak, MeM Verde
540-7365 $259,000 SetlSun , .... 30
3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN
••220 NICI Ln. "310. N-port Bel\
759-9100 $449,000 or lse '2100 Sun , .... 30
•504 Cencha Bluffs NB
121.1200 $389,00Q Sat Sun 1 ..
2•21 E 18th S\ N 8
541-9723 '389,750 0 tly 1~6
..... ••39 Ht edale, Newpot1 ~
644-teoo se1•.ooo Sun 1~1
.., ,?, -... • -. t ...,Y ... ...... -., l+I. oer, •ewaetalre .... .....,; t-8C1 ti; ~.-. ......_.... QallM. at I .... & ,_., I w ...... • ,, ... ..,, ........... -,.. ,, ... ....,. ,, ... ,_.. ....... f'!!OtM!·....-o?
HunttngtOn l~ ......... !9=lf!1 ........ 0011•0 Mt ......... ,,.... .... ......,. lbr.
adull GOMm ., .... 1 al( .. ...... .. l\d9 '"' °"'· Oft ,., eMI ..... ... •*-........ oOndO. LUXU'V CONDO al ~. 111 .... ..,.., d/W, wld. QrHnt.•n. walk to gateMew, v8Ult oelle. gar. IC*" upQnld•. 8pV04U••• mo . .
DALDOUT llUO. 2'3-472'-IM4
Newpoc't ll'lorn, 4/3BR,
1 Y9at ok:I, 3bf, aba, llCM339 OI 7...._, frtg9, .._, gmr, J(lnl 9'°'" 64001... plaftt ahutl.,., ~A/C. 11360/lftO. 721·iGal
... den. cath. cell, ffplc, cond. IOI o.-. °'· •--a. ._ ____ ,,.__ mlftored ward--.. IOLP COUllll VU AhlllatlteCo. 211A. deen, pool, ,.., •
Ut07MO 2 blkt oc.an. S145Q/
•" •• mi lu• twntlma _._... J:. w .. hkup -• _..... """' • .,...... -·· • Iv • tlA. IMO ... 1"'*111 a ·~ ......... -· .... w/d, refrig, erg ~ S8f 2~ ... 2-cer gar. patio. o fMt• 1 -... ,,_.._ ,............_ 1 ::!, .......,~ -Aval! now. 1 1111. I BR l\t BA, z..car
f;-..0. 1 'I' old 2 MMr,
2\tbe, f/J>_, W/d hkup,
11tt oar 1111s . 231•
SMtaAna~
fPtc. Vault ceita, vet•. Orange Ave. 11300! BEAUT. WoodbrldO• _, ---~ 1-mo. -0.-, .Agt.......... ww, NeJCt to tennis itrom ltot6. 631•&737 mo. 17:Me32 Exec 48r 38a home lg Pllfto, tull llPPf, d/W, 7H-?270 -;;-71815 759-0079 UDO IS~ TWNHH 3 mo. 1124295.
t L '~ 1 r' : ' ii'
BR. 2~ BA. dbl Pf'• Nice IO u:iue 39R 28A
frplc, lndry, private on oana w/garaoe,
·..;;;...;.;.;;;.;..;.;...;...;.;;..;.;~--3 ear Qill with yarrJ trig, poof, Jaouul. _., UAall 8eeut oon & Mr ~. _;:;;;.;.;·;.;;..;..;;.;.;;.;·....;..;;.;.,__,_"--
2900 at 'Nr partt a 1875. M1-34M llV1Jtan lnvn Hr pyt ,..ldelioe, re-HAA80A VIEW HOMES PACIFICA
E'elde trg lwl 4Br 3S.
a.ck Bev twnhm. Oar,
W/d , PoOf, apa, t..-.nle.
St275. Apt. 835-5445
TOWIHOllll t 1 • ' ' .! 1 .l()
pools ·Ava II now. :SBA NwP' llltend 12250 •BA 38A •den, ffplo, centtv remodeled, 38A :t8A +-lo"· LO yd.
S1900/mo. 733-0776 38A vu condo a1500 la Y•d. l3000 mo m any upgrad••· coi-pool, dtll 11t ll.t5Gf wallc 10 vtll.aQe• I 1 UOI yard. d•ck, •~.
mo.17~ S1350/mo, .....a9e3
N9Wport Helghta 2BR t \tBA In charming
condition. FrHh pelnt,
private patio, carport, PoOI a laundry. Sony,
,..,. houM, .. p yd,
9t0Ye, refrlg. t.nent pay. all utll. $800/mo,
•9<:.S&OO. 9452·5 133
Lido llyfront
PAVILION AMI Estate Ownt/Agt, Chrlttln•, $2400 IN . 84~70 lllO.Ag! .. 7-7129
Turtle Rock, 2BR plu. t7Wla<> 723-44M °' 1548-7071 HarbOr View Hm• beaut
den, din '"'· ffp, dbl 39R 28A, Monaco
llNGULIVIL
Huge lltufhl :SBr ..
EASTS IOI! 2Br 1 Ba
sasc>. 3 t 3 Aoeh .. ter.
Avall Feb. 15 .
~9537
No Pet• S8951mo BEAUTlf'UL & •paclou1
gar. gardener, near '",,'11NLlklY S@\\.~· lA-~£trs· .... model. Oardaner. pooVpark. S1350 ~ comm pool, 11800.
7H-tH 7 H•I M-4.ee10 873-317•
3br 2b• yr~ I••· fem rm. Otnblt end en-1154. unit 119". 75 .. 7859 811-282·7733 VIJla 9-lbOa condO fOf
iASTSIDE TWNHME
3BR 28A, 2 u r at·
tached gar. Avl now.
p11t yard. DIANA
631-1268
Curt 11 153 1"1268 28r 2Ba condo, newty POOL HOME! r edecorat ed Vi e
Eastslde 3.2 + family Warner/Edwards. Call
rm, lrg yard, cul-de-Larry at 1•800_.4~·
He. 11400/mo yrly. _2_4..;.3..;.4 ______ _
Ruaty Guinther, Agl
831-12158
Lagun.1
Beach 2140
WMtte ~
••• •l ' •
1111111
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Both vulnerable. West deals. NORTH
•J 10 9
• 10 9
•J l098 63
-• 7 8
WEST
• Q 7 3
• Q 766 4
EAST
+K8 86 4 2
•A K 83
•Vold • Q 8 4
• J 10 • 6 " 2
SOL'TH
•A
•J 2
•A K 7 2
•AKQ 983
Tht b1ddmg
West North Eut
Pue P... 1 • 2 . p.., 4.
Pua Pue Pua
South
Obi
6 •
Opening lead Thret.' of •
South's hand WU too l lron1 fo;
any action other than a takeout dou·
bleat bi.a fint tum . Even thou.sh the
bidding wae at four 1pade1 by the
~ime it Sol back, the~ WU DO keep·
lDI South out of the auction. which
ended at five clube.
Newport
Beach 2169
•BAYAIDGE•
2BR 2BA, new carpot
neutral decor. ptan ta·
lion ahullers ttte·
piece pauo, gatod
comm S 1375 mo Agt
644·1211 644-1600
Lovely 3BR 2BA trg
lot, Ip now crpt &
1110 1>19 patio Quiel
ond S 1995 673·6632
Declattr won the fint Lrick per·
force and, when both defenders fol·
lowed to the ace and king of clube.
declarer could claim the contract if
dwnonct. broke 2· l While that wu
~rtainJy the most Hkely dit!tnbu·
tion (78 percent, t.o be euct),
South's "noee" suggested otherwiae Al h h Eu uld New -tBR 3BA hO"'O t oug t co not be holding Hugo mastor soc ~vs
much mott than a minimum open· • many 11tras S3000
ing bid, that player had catapulted Owner, 67!>-1101
into four spade~ despit.e the fact •NR HOAG HOSP•
that both s1dH wrre vulnerable. ll I 2eR 1, ~SA gar S800
&OU!lded a.a tf Ea.at had• very di•tri· In tndry Agt 832·5016
but1onaJ hand. and what could be I •Nowpon Cresl 3eR
m ort likely than a diamond void-:> 2 ,BA all ;imenit1os
Even 11<>. 1t t!('tmed dedarer would I No pots S 1595 mo
have to lose two heart tnck.a and a 675-9748
diamond. and down ont would have •OCEAN VIEW•
-------lttlte4 !tr CLAY I . POUAN
O Reorronge the 6 tcramb l.d
words below to mole• 6
s mple w0<ds. Print letters of
eoch In Its line of squorei.
I s I K A R E I .__16-1-7 -1 -,---1 Middle aged woman. I was
.__..____.._....._---i~............... worried about starting back to
..,._ ....... '--..,_..---....---4 saying. Everything looks I r• E T G I L I work My boss calmed me by
.. a_ .... l_ ..... l_g---il.___l.__ ...... l __.. :~~~1~t~.~~~-~™: people who
E f I fl I T Y
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1. 2 10 O Complete tha chuckle quoted
by frllt ng 1n the missing words
yov develop from step No 3 below.
UDO ISLE. l..oY91y 3BR
28A, f\lm. New car-
peta, paint. S2200/mo
wlntaf rental. 1573-4484 ~
NEWPORT -,SHORES
e t BR bac h pad, I' '50 •P•. new kJtch e 38R tBA 11•95
e 3BA 2BA 1195
Agt, 72247~ ,
Lido Mobile Hm Park
Pvt beach. ttep• 10
wa1ar 11100/mo
1573-8030
MILLION SS AREA
Ell.C 3BR 2Ba home
Sweeping view, gatad
comm, pool, 1ennls,
grdnr. 2125 Yacht
4-Julla.~02
, .. Lg 28r 28 •. ocean vu, pool, 2 car
erkg • , eoo 591-9347
VUftLY Unfum 1 _.BR,
Nr beaeh, M2&-S1400.
Wla Renlals 1576-4912
If• • etaMifl9d rl.lllMlf• thumt We tell r..O.a wt\lt
in.y need 10 "'"°"' 10 buy -"81 dwy Mad
let Ut Help Y 01
Sell Your Property!
If lhtre u1 one quaht\ that ~tA
the npert apart from the rest of the
bn~e world. it 18 tablt pre8t'nce
the ability to "ftel" what 1s going on
at tht tablt and how tht cards are
d111tnbuted As a result, Lhe mas~r
will o ften malt a play that 11uns the
average player But all tha1 18 hap
pemng ta that the act 18 backing his
Judgment w tht hilt. at the nsk nf
bemg tmbarrassed
been the outcomt with moat pl~en. Nr bch mod1Hn
wt know at thr htlm However, our I clean 3BR 1 BA 1 P
South decided ~o back rard-readmg I u\ots P:.16.~,~~ 3 s 1 !>95 1
l)Ver mathemat1cs --642-5678 Declarer drew the la1't trump •OCEANFRONTS 2Br
thtn, befort' tither dtftnder turned lBa IP S1350 mo
h bo h ha d 48r 2Ba I p, 52350
enyt mg more a ut t ' n . con · mo Bkr 642.3850 I
ttnued with a low diamond! West I --could~ no reason to oo up with the * YRL v Boac:h rontAI " Newer dupl1t, bll·ln1 quren. and regreui that dects1on to 3BR 2BA 2 car gar
lh1i;. day Sl350 Aql 722·8520
!TODAY'S SUNDAY PUZZLE J
1 He COOQu&ted
polio
5 Live outdOO<S
9 TrOlley sound
14 Car l0t n1re
t 7 ll>elna""'se
Ctly
18 M1>.lure
t9 \lamp"e
20 Mlddle
Easterner
22 Second ann• .,...,.,., g1h
23 Oeoalablf!'
24 Ot T'-
25 Longed
27 Andv r aylOr ~
son
28 Secloded
valley
30 TX Ctly
32 Ouicldy
33 Laor
J• Loud no.Sf'
35 The end
36 Most ordf!<'ly
37 Hammf'rnead
38 MarblP
39 Caviar e g
40 Ce< ea• gr us
4 1 Too young
4 5 Actor Cna"ey
<16 S•noet Haggard
48 0 11 lahOman
49 Cousm s
5 1 Paint layer
'i2 Mose>tac~
!>6 Expel
1a te'1ant1
57 Break eat
58R~t
59 Cnris ot
teflnll
6 1 Copennegen
natove
62 Cheu r:i-;e
83 -uncoml0f1 al>le
11<1 Av1a10t
Ea man
85 Pout
66 F1Sl\hoolt
allec~t
87 Cvfl W111
gene.at
6a Fall mo
1 I Ponll •c:>u•P~
llower
73 Auto out>
7 4 Devour t'O
76 Matl'l SUOt
17 In an ,nnoctint
rnann.e'
79 Har9ou1
81 Puls.ti•
8;> Press1n9
83 Winnie lhf'
Poon aulhor
84 Svroa,,
pr~.oen1
86 Supoort
90 Gol191 S•rT
9 t Choc:Olatf'
t>eve-aoe
92 Bo ,,,._ •O
91 Animal •It'
94 First n8mt• 01
mystf'ry wrilt>r
95 lrrolatf'
96 Wading D 'll
•11 Ouua ..
98 EtevllP
100 BaD.t
101 Armed IC
101 So a th !;Pr•.+•
106 Dl&e•
107 Ac:lor '-iocto.
air tone
t tO Hard sm<>Olt'\
cneese
' I j ln54!Ct Sl"9f'
' 14 Arlt>< F ynn
116 1nv11P
t 1q 1n1ense !Par
120 Fell sorry tor
t21 Hey 11,
Ernest•
tn Snick or
t:?3 Hunter
conateltatoor•
t;>4 -G11tts
12~ ACID< Wllllllt
1 :>7 Cele511al
sys rem
129 Mu11teal sovnO
13() Kitchen
garment
131 Had on
132 Foe
133 Ruby or
Sandra
134 S19nor.ea
135 Cartoonist
Thom.is
136 M•am• s county
DOWN
t lustrou~
labT r
? Feed 1hf' • 11,
1 O•o ard Q"mf'
4 Snai.es~&re
1r aooov
!> HOI pr· ,Pt'< I
t. 8~ 0<'"'S>'ll
' 0 Y>if' 8 Raono-•w $ t'nO
9 CuStomf'r
1 O Mo VI(' coll•f'
11 011 lhf' m1tr•
12 1411;> st"'
I 1 J ....
14 I •e<:I •r
>•an~
1 S 1n pro1,,~10"
1h F1ag
t 7 Aclrf''>~ I iir \I•'
2 t Ro!ts
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:?ti or lnvr
f<Jf>h~t1ly
/<; AUid
5,.,..-,p
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J4 Sntl n~t
16 Bri<lQ" ""' ~" l onoori m , ••v
18 Ala~~ t •
.., ".l"""A' J<; R .. .,.p,.r ll
41 ~01 IW>N
4;> PSS~ .....
~'l Slay
44 f •e><P.S!> or 1
tru,.,mpt
4h Me'ltal
at11tud•1
4 l {,r)mp()!'f'• I
'.o Qn(f' C,'11•'<1
S' Prt~on.-• ~
•oom
'•J An< vP
'>4 Al lnwr
55 Courl ,.,,.,,,
!>7 1nt1m1dHh•
r,e FOid
60 Snarp ,., .. ,,
t>2 Bed rovi>r
63 $111~
1'>4 In tronl
65 Slim
66 Steoam Dillh
67 Medi cut
68 Burelf'n
6q cn.1. ton
~o Ot'tro·• P•• , .. ,
';>C~·nq gum
1nqrf'd1f'nl
7 < Not prPSl'n I
78 parm1g1.ana
80 Med1C1n11l
plant
1nwe1
84 Eagoe s nP'1
85 H11 !>•Qn
8fi Jur,
ll" mpol.fl!
88 S1ep
"'J''
11 1own
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101 Re(:>t>.t1
104 "'
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-'RIE ... 1\l,111h ~I \pril l4t I .tm lflt( \,1lu1 "' fl'l\\t'\\11•0\ I OCU\ un I 'llUilllOn\ "'h11.h an~1 \OUr Inna·
1111n1"1<1 "'""'1n1nl 11111.111·1111 i:reJI<'• ftn,1n11al "t'lUrtl\ Crain 1n t<'rm h11pp1n1'\\ II\ "'l·ll a' 1arl·c:r
11rh1 p.11h '"'"'"n ll1111ll'\ll1 ;.id 111 Jltd1hi11ut(h "rttrn "urd -n pro'fll"'" The . wn JI 111.id' v.11h
1 ,,1m1111 p11,11~< .1111h1111•rr 'IJnJ rri•\\ '<'II lrt't'h \ irtto " 1n Jlll turc Pluto rrn-nlh f(l(U\4.'J a11cn11nn ""
11 f "' 11111111111111' lhrH· v.111 h1.· ,ut C\PRI< OR\ 11>n '!·JJn l1J1 h111h JlJrlnl"r\h1p ;ind pruf('\\lonlll
mu" 1 I I ""'•tlll l JUI u' I H lc h1.-h m.1~1• l'\'r"1nal JJl(ll:Jr matt('!"\ '-111" hov.('\C"f I n('v. moon
ti••• <I ,1nrc' "l.ll ,,,ur 1olor\ JlUrJllr ~!rill in \ljuJrll" on Thur~a\ ran onh r Al RI s 1 \r1rtl '11 \1J' ~111 1m .•t•n ,1n11 hl.11 ~ \ 1111 11 tx· .ii rittht d1\pc1w or 1111 th<' mt\undtr.tandintt'
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1nr, 1111.-I""~ ,11\1Jnu l.tll ll'latr' ._..1llJlt•• 1, ihH ·,I lh(' pa\t f('v. mnnlh'
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\tr11n11 hut 11111 \\tlhn 111 prohkn" 'ou'll )Unt'\\lull\ ullhll· powrn nl reahtr that there Jll' t('nain '"u
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hj1hl' r.1rtnl'r\h1p ""l"'r.11''" rl fanut\t('\ '"'" fl'Jhlll'\ \1onn " amount (lf lnltcl\m um1pla1nu or
t11r1' ... t.1. ,t 11· .. •i.-n111n11 m.rn1.il lunhuimin~ nutrn<'' mu,1 prc,lnt \nu from fora·
\IJtu\ \ 1111 II h1 11d 111 lnoll\h 11hlt It' FEB 10 IS VOl'R BIRTHOAV· tntt ahead v.-11h m·v. Jllan\ or PfOJ«ts
,_.1111n If \lnJll' mJrital \tatt1\ inulJ thangl: CANCER Oun(' ::i Jul\ !J)· What
LEO 1 l11h l \ ~ ..:: t '' v. .ihrupth 11 mJmt'd lhl·r(' tnuld !'IC fa, nrahlr as!>('\ t' d11 takC' plact tht\
m('th11J .lJlfl'"' .1 1 .. 1 ill'lltnp 111h aJdi11on to fam1h \1arnrJ or "ngk "'«'"' nnh ~r' l. lo remind )OU that
,J11nc l\t tl•H•I 1.1'1.1 1m11.it1\c in lUrr,·nl iHk highhJ.hl\ moH•m('nt lh1' 1\ \llll \l'I". mulh a hm(' for
1rr1,1n1.1 .11 Huth n1hn' v.111 undt·1 llJ\.t'I ,an<'t} lrl":ttt\ll) gain r Jutl(ln \<'t'Plt\1\m and rt\lrarnl
,t,ind \1111 "" l11n~n rnlt'nd 10 111.1\ through \\rtllt'n ~urd l t'o \quunu\ whrn hnndhnt. ntdllt'r\ of a Jo1n1
\t·lond hdJll \11111hn I t·o 1n,oh('J JlC~n\ pla) 1mponant role\ 1n \Our finannal hu'1nt"'I\. 13\ or lejal
VIRGO 1 \ '"' : l ~·rt ~~I \1an' hll \nu Jr(' d .. nam11 11ngin.:al Jt· naturt' and ('nsur(' 1ha1 )OU art n01
nf HllH ,Jr,,,,, "'' hi tulfillcd in trrminrd inHntnt' 'ou'll he muih ht-ins man1pula1rd or \tn.ina alona.
urw11h11d11' m.1nn .. 1 f 111.11\ al\11 nn av.arr of twllh irnJ&(' during r('· Hov.('\ tr wh111 1ransp1rN around the
ph\\11JI .111r.1111110 , rrJtl\(' matndrr 11f 1h1\ month March and t1m(' of thr nev. moon Ul Aquanus
rndl':I'"" Jh1ht\ 111 101pnnt '"k Del'tmbfr v.111 bf mt·mornhll' lnr \Ult on Thur"1a)' <'ould wrll be lhc '-''
\nun1.1 ('\'r'"" lllUIJ wpph "'lullon 1IH\ \C:llr \Ira"' and fOtTt' \OU 10 "'°1'pnt1t" --------------..L---------------1 lon1-1rrm mmm11mrnu or amnae
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A GOOD AD!
men I\
LEO (Jul) 24-AUJ. HI Your b1nh
S1Jll rl'llll) dlle\ iicrm 10 be 1.ht-mMt
aITT(("tcd b current dtKOrd tn th('
heavens -e pct 1•11> the sun. )'Our ru~r at odds 111<t1h Pluto tio-e.,.t'f,
...,hal )OU arr cumntl) c~pcnt'n<'lna
t\ not o ten-da ... v.ondcr ~UK for
many month s now )OU appear 10
ha'<t httn in~ohcd an M>mc kind of
a feud or COn0r<'1 and ll '' only )OUf
rrmatkahle i-t1c-IK't' tolttan<"C and
K'lf•rtttra1 nt 1h11 h.l l)IT~tnttd a
pan1na or the IJ.'a)"'I
VOlCO (Aua. 24.scpt. 23): ln-
tnauc. rcttnuncn1 or a n1mot11y m u t
be m~kana th" an nnottonaJly tuf1>u..
knt a.nd ronf'u"nt umc fot )OU
Jlo \er. bttautt tht-n. now pal'
1n1 thf'0\11.h Aq~nus tw bttn
t<hcn.tl) uptt"d b} Ptu10 1n
rtanlly. )'O\I QUI.ht l() ch t'O~fT V.h) ICiCDt .,,nd o("uc-of·WIJ
Of~ namk • pWc Ud •ho
i' rttlf 1o;tJUftl(, \\\at tranlfPil'ft
dunnt the latttt i-n of Uw C'Offt• ..
Wttll thaukt ~"" f'Cl80ft 1°"" C~I Cla1111114, ~,..S°§.~
what h1n tit-('n agrt•('d m arrangrd
.inJ \\all unttl Thur'\J,I\ ·\ n('v. moon
1n o\quanu\ .ind th.ii p.in nf \our
"'lar 'h.in rd.111ng '" .. n.1r\ or thc-
hnn anll 11rnt·nt1 Jt•od lonunt•
h<'forr ttn1n1 10 1ov. n '" ('r tnl('n'it"h
pcl"'(1n.il or tinJm a.ti l\~U('\
SCORPIO 11)...1 2-'·'lm 22> (,
tr('ml'I' Jlt•"ntul a\rt·ll' pan it u
l.irl\ Ill r luto 1n \llUr o v.n h1nh ~IJn
\1ttn1h ""' .1rr "''"' w1hn1 on ('\·
tfl"nwh chnpJl' -.;it('!"\"' far a~ )OUr
!"('r~onJI hk '' u1nn•rnrJ Rcla·
lt.in\hlfl\ v.h11h CIOlt' \('('rTI('J In
J('\trudthlt' no l11n1a Jlr"' uk \OU
V.llh tht' '<'tUfll\ JOJ \tdh1hl\ \tlU
\('('k Thl"rdorr 1h1\ " t('f1Jtn tu !'IC
,, u•mJllt'' .inti "h.111,•ng.ing v.t·l"k
v.ht•n \llU alonr tJO lln1d(' v.ht'rl·
\OUr trur .1tlc» 11un' hr Rut a1 v.or~
al~ 'ou Jr(' Jh\lul 111 he rall('J uron
IO m.ikc .I fin.1 \ ht11H'
SAC.ITI \Rll S '''" ~ \.(~, ! I I
OpJ1t•rtun1tu.·, 111 hrn.tt.kn \Our
hor1111n' Jncl proir• I' J('\1inrd 111
l'nhantl" '"Ur rt'Jlutat111n J\ "'di "'
\trt'n11hrn 'nur fin.1nuJI po\1t1on
.art• h1tthh[1hlrJ h' lht• n('"' muun 1n
o\quanu\ on Thur'<.l,I\ lill\\C'l>rr .I\
f.ir a\ monr\ mi111t•r, .arr l"tlnt('mrl.I
\OU ma' hll'(' 111 v.a11 a "'hilt' h\('I
ht'fon: JlJrlnrr' nr hu\trtC" JSSO\.tOll('\
oll'C' prrf\,lrcd In (1n.al11(' tran\at ltOn\
or rrhnq1mh .rn.11n rttthl\ "o mil·
trr "I ou Ul' thinlo.1n1 on the nJhl
tr.id., nnv. and nn on(' or nothen1
C"lln r('alh und rrmtnC' \Our nm·
rfd('nC(' and '<'t·unl\
CAPRICORN I l),., !! Jan 10> .\
lonr Jrn"' n~•UI billllc II\ ('r finlntC\
s11I \t"t'rm lo ~ r a,tin1 a dark
'hadow o' ('t \0 man, olhrr .art'a\ of
\OUf J.111\ hi(' and al)('I y.,hat IOOlo.
place lut lf-ttk '<llU pr\ltlabh fttl
enchncd 10 co~'t'\l(' defeat Ho""e'er
this is not lh(' \<1l111ton for th('rc arr
crnain moral :I\ """" •~ p111ctt<11I
reason\ wh)' )OU rnu'I conunue to
('\t'rt'tW )Our independence and
authOnh What come\ to hat11
around thr ttmr of thr new moon o n
Thunda .. will t"nable )Ou In J1M1rm
nval~ or lld\ieNtnM
AQUARIUS (Jan :?1-f tb 19) The
innucn c or a t:hallrnaina a\~t be·
'"'ttn tilt' sun 1n )our own b1nh ii1n'
and Pluto 1n orp10 \1111 sian1fin 1
ttme of 1Jtra1ncd 1Tla1tonsh1ps, pc>....,rr
\lrugle'J and unccrt11nt)' about lnni·
term comrn11mrn" Ho"'('"'tr. in th"
1nuanc(' rt'Ct'nt ach enc: pbnetar)
ad" 1t) end tht approachana new
moon c;an onl)' forte )OU to .iop
prt'<llru;;itinJ 0"'t'r 1ntt"nKI)' Ptrson1I
and pmfM 1on1J interest . covtnna
up or prntttt1na o thtn from 1herr
own a l'\C't or foll)'
P (Feb ~Mirth 20 The
mcx1 1mporun1 th1na about )'Our
'<>lar hot'C)<)Copr at lhf moment Is
tlult 1t ,,.,,,r1« )ou h•"~ fin•ll>
come 10 •emu .. uh ctru1n ckla)I.
rntnct1on htndran\t\ or 1nttntt1)
proonaJ probknu T~ MW moon on ThUnda) '" ~Quanu tht' ~·an or
friend h rp. only connrm that too
hl¥f camt'd •ht' mpttt and -Smtr11•
hon of thole )OU tart abou1 mOlt
f \-rn nibad Chaflltl 0t uphm"•h
1n IM ~'"' i-rvm o( )our hf'c
nn ~ takm '" your "'* ttn1 .
Ir YotJa ...,...,.., • 10DAY: ~ no (U'f"IMUllCa allow n:lf. ~------·· :::ml't cw ntlinett JC* 10 .... a
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W!ITBAY Afl'TI o:= .::.,_-:.,.-::.: ·~· -. tSA. S100 °"
•td '*"P. tw w.,, N~Pn~.ao,',":, 1 IT llOITll llDT
Nip!! ltZ50 723-1618 Ev/Wknd 722 .. 140 W NOUll
. ....,....
Laro• 38flt 28A townh ... ,rptc, Otw,
parage, ywd, ~tio,
inory "" '"5Jmo.
Av•I now. tM up. "'11....,, 1639r, "°'' •--.~~. cer"" ,.._ ~ .nee ftit, dtw, wmk In & Whan. No peea.
clc>Mt, "° pet9. M26 1776-$175 ...... 7tM
831 .. 165. MOVE·IN AJ..LOWAHCe
IJIO M F M<>Ve.IHll £XTM tr9 19A duc>le• J'Wlllll .. •ntr w Ho1iO
AttrllCtrv. Ap~ With In Pfiv .... 1ng, Grut e 19A ·--SM0-1~.
pooll•pa 9 .. utiruuv loo. 2 bl'! to malfl e 1B'R --.172W760
landKeP9d MftlnD bMch SISO. •SM-79'8 OarJC*'J)011 ~pe ~ ~.... .....,_,: , u "N 3 8 A I '-'BA 28" 1 BA. f/p retrto .,.,_,,
.,.. -IWnhM · flP • declc, 1 • w 1d gar br'IOf'lt & 'airy LUXUIW 1.,. ~• 2817 ORANGE!
ENTAUA MGMf
832·2232 or 722·9012
IAYlllllZI APTI New 2bt, ~. bllt,.... I Spec~ 1 & 28ckm Off v1etorl1. HM/
Sorry, No P.m IMMAC Ito dO'Nl\1own t401 .... .,.
BacMIOt 5435 28r ..--w k 10 u
stOO. ln-t017 =~.-~·8~~ .. ~ ne~ P
0
alnHcarpet: •Aefrlptetot, poof. At>!• Cloee to beach, mo .,."°302 1 Bedtoom 1e9Q • --··.., tBA, yny, gwage. p.
2eA 1 \.oBa 5420 •tlopa & bMCh usor atair• ~a1i0, btiie • 1090. 723·188;). patto, gu & ,_.,.,
38A, 19A OCrAN,AONT 28t IBa, 38R 38A heuee lt"5 paid, •GOOD LOCATION 1ncoala, •hoc>tt. ''om QUlll'T MllA NllAR M42Jmo. 541 ~ •&.u""9. •28' 2ea
28A 28• 1185 _mo •to-tttO _ airy, w --tn cioe.t•
22$0 VJW9*d $404828 LARGE STUDIO, full 1750 mo M5-8A31 S3000FP SM5 •1Br 181 $79$ w/d, low•r apt w/ 11360. 28t 28• StlOO 2BR 184 apt SH5 PIOll $Ul,tl0
pallo 3 t0 Ruby A..,. Oaraoe/Vearlv. Pat, Near beach pauo' ... 2.1~1 t1'3-007t ...!!2•7M5d 1eo-11~ gat, lndry. IM0...544 ' ___ ... ;::;..;.=-.:.."""=...:..... __ • IArge 28A I 'd BA
Townh••· Laundry
room. patio. all blt·ln•
S705 mo.
CASA DIL MAR Incl wat.w a trutt
28R 28A $750 t8R Patio, mlcrow~. dfW.
t BA MOO Complet•ty tndry tac, ow & prkng
rerurb, quiet !:'aide •Pac• Sec dap r•
loc No pet. OSHtn M qu red. No ~ta. C•fl
J!lte~. c:tou to tOWT'I{ 2BA 1 BA 1 bflc IO •and
Bachelor H06 beach Graal v•-. Gar, wfd , rafrig. ocn
1 ~ S705 220 Clllf Of #3 S59S view. 201 30th. upatra
Studio, ••t~• Rlee, OCEANFRONT <tDt 28a 3eR, 21~BA, frple, So or * l!AST610E •
ftplc, w•lk ... n CIOlt, $1840, 2Br IBa 11350 PCH 11400/mo 2 Spe~ 28R, 18A,
28R 1v.e.. sa2s mo Avl lmmedt 213! 11100 873-8250 ,,, E. 11th SI tl42-o8SfS 599-4770 or 71• 581· _:::.:..:.::::.:..::.:..=..;:=:.=.---
riew crpt, patto, w/d, Oarage/VHrly. Pat, Wl(S Fr" Renll 722• rafrlg, gH 6 water l.nc.
$650 4-.e321 122·7'78d 790-1765• 8949 e, 5~8655 d 1_;S;.;,7.;,50.;.;/~m.;.:o:;.:,•..:64~S-..:5.=.8::;53:;,__
Blllbo.1
Pt~ntl1'>l1i.. . ·riu /
OCEANFRONT. 1 BR Cute 1BR 2nd atory Apt •1 MONTH FREEi
28A, oarege, yrly, on the BAY w/balco-1BA A 2BR 1 ~8.A. St275/mo 842-4725 St050 p I
•28A 18A LY
Stove. refYlg 6 gatage.
S1065 Incl waht/ dryr
& utll• tiff 445-5862
or (818) 447-1934 ~!;,niter 4542~~5 ca1i ::i;~ia::~~r·
U~ ... 1,. 2br Iba, g ar., ex .. Studio, ~ blk to 1 ___ ..;.M..;.M~..;.t.;,l.;,I __
*LO IBR 18A ... 1750
•LO 38A 2BA .. $1295
Call Connie, Agt
&75-a'04
2 •unny ~tlo• $10251 bchl No kitchen, frtg •COZV HOUSE• mo. vr t.e. 908~ W Incl. S550Jmo. 214 Balboe Bl. 975-91550 Fern .. af 875-8427 2BR 18A, garage, W •
Ct1p1'.'>tr.in(,
Be.11.h 21118
;;;;ime Oceanfront furn 28R 1 BA, W911c 10 behl
l"lt'WOf 3BR 2BA tll 41 Quiet, no ...... ... .. 5 15 on sand ft500 ..... ..,.., mo 760-3832 mo W/frple & Y•rd
1750 28731 Ave L.as leR. •to ..... refrlg Incl Palma•. 213te9t..:>83a Oceanfront bulldlng
$640 mo Incl ut1I Avatl
1mmed. 973-4508 Corona
~BA. rp, carport del M.H 2622
32• E Batboe H50 St400 cfo Vaarty 1.tg
unfurn; St 000 furn 28R 2BA + stud)>
680.38t2d 279-0878e AppllaneH incl Walle
each apt IU1n, •ngle n· 1__,l.._O..;;be;..;;..;;;.•c.;..;h.;..,.;9;.;,7.;;8'..:2.=.2::.:38:..__
smkr Greal locallont •CORONA HIGHLAND
S625 mo to mo. I at i Duplex 2BR t Ba, f p
hie up, Pltto, 1775/mo.
HIS VICTORIA
CENTAUR MGMT
832·2232 or 722·9012
Furn Bsch for quiet 1gt
p!r•on. No Peta. Walk
lo bch & atores, S4S5
_lnc:...;_I .;.u_til..;.•..;:&;.;,7.=.3-60..:..::.:.7.:.1 __ •Clean, lg 2br 1 ba.
Musi ... 1 t br complet new cpl, verticals, di
remOd Hardwd ltoora w, gat, ldry, •lor11ge
& tile. trig. 1tove, w/d , S750 No Pat M0.2495
garage 644·7809 •E!ISIDE 2BR w/gar,
Rocanl remodel w/lllflW new cpl & drpa, pool,
on Ocean Bl, 1800sf •P• no pet•. Quiet
lux apt 2Br 2Ba, den. luth rnd• 931·7379
pollo $1600 873·7692 •EASTSIDE huge 28R
Walk lo bch, twnhse t ll'lBA twnh••·1tyle,
apt 2 BR, 1 1~ BA patio, sngl garage
frple. pvt patio, gar., S8251mo 97S-.8<t27
St 1oo•mo 875-8472 •EASTSIDE• I $2500FF Costa Mesa 2624
.. c No par 973·5'189 gar. 1m1 yard, 3 pvt
silbOa Beach Cottage, beach Agt 940·7000 $1000 BONUS!!
Bach. •Pl-. quiet. l'lall •Charming 38, rear (Call for Ootallsl)
Beautiful extra large
2BR 1 11'1BA town·
houae New carpet,
lrplc, OfW WJO hk·up,
gar, patio S075Jmo
blk bCh.bay, ulll pd unit. cloH 10 beach & Spaclou• 1BR. Ilka
$565 673-8925 •hops St 150 mo. Can now, Incl frig, •tove.
1 Block 10 bch. 2br, 2ba. Harbor Ally 673-4400 micro, pool. carport &
-laundry. Call Sue I 1va11 now. 2 car gar, •) OFF 1 ST MONTH I 548-0492
p11110 blltln1, S 1050 Spacloue 2BR I v.tBA, ---------
IT'O Vr 11• 84&-7067 twnhme $950 mo ·-
CLEAN 8TUDIO Hp-900 SH Ln 844·28t I
t 780 Santa Ana Avo
CENTAUR MG MT
832·2232 0,!2!2·90 I 2
•EASTSIDE•
2078 THUAIN
CENTAUR MOMT "".,_.,..,.,., ... ~ ,..,.., ..... ..,
•Orut Locttloft • &Arge 2BA 18A, D/W
garage, tndry room.
et<>H to so. co .. r
Plaza. lnb/mo
505 SUNFLOWER
832·2232 or 722·9012
da1ty. 147 E 11th~ 13t~t~. tw m 28A 1 Ba
• OFF 28A2S. CLEAN' QUIET SAVI 200 151E21st SI
28R 1 ~BA, C.,port, ht MO.
pool $700. 64&-D507 C M FAMILV VILLAGE
E"SIDI! detached unll, lmmedleta Occupancy
2BR, n-C&tpet/ltove 28R, tBA, 1732'mo
lndry rm. garage v~ 0.te4 ~ lrldry '*·
quiet $875 645·8445 ups, D'W ~ 850-30M
E'SIOE, xtnl loc. i8r SHARP & CLEAN 28R
t Ba up11a1r9 NO pet1 t BA, bu lt-tne, 17"/
S7251mo 27t·C 16th mo Cat 61<. Cate Pam.
West Sid• 2BR t BA
Duplex gar w 1d
hkup, S7501mo plua
1250 dep &32·3425 after 8PM
Huntington
I Pl•ca 844-0452 Agt 54&-SHO
oe1u11a t & 2Bdrm -$1t•28R 28• Smafl p., OK E/llDE BACHELOR STUDIO, Me.. Or. * .,.. " Beach 2640
.... 73&7 Quiet peraon No PoOf. gar, lndry ~· Quiet nelghborhOOd amlclng or pem. $425/ ~9<183 ~&-9M6
•SHARP & dean tu1eutl·1 all u111s pd S485'mo · mo. Incl utlt. 646-7342 28~ tBA garaoa w d
ou• 1&2 bdrm, p.,IO Call &48-4902 Smalt Bach. Nwpt Hgta hk up•. S8t5 18621
& garage. From S850 EASTSIOE QUIET 2BR area Kltch•n & BA D•mion Open House
54&-9950, S45-55n HOUSE w o hk·up ~ yd, 1535 ~ SSOO Sat t-4 939.7500 d
t BR. E'Slde All utllttles Garage, patio. No pell dep AVI 311 848-08~ _ 6~2 .,,. wlrnd
paid. 998 El Cam.no $795 • S9C 845-7234 THE SEVILLE 2BR 2BA lrg Roman
$550/mo $350 d•P EHllld• 2BR. t BA. UP· 2BR W/g91, bltln•. yd IUb, 2 trplcs 5kylltes
Avall 2119 557-4520 atal,.., lg room• Ouial Wtr pd. ~120 9-5 W 0 hk up, gd rate tor
tBA. tlreplace. cable. neighborhood No ~19 Santa Ml J 1755 good tenant 846-4152
pool, patio, garage p!ts SIS50 63t-8t55 wai I •cE WOODS CHARMING studio da·
No p!ts. 399 W Bay Eaststde Bach Clean & ~-tached 5 bllos 10 bch
$8851mo. 6S0-6357 vory private , Uhltlles Spae1ou• 2BR 2BA w $595 incl ull w d
2BR 2~BA, 2 ·slry pd $495'mo K9V!n 1pa, d/W, walk-In clo-hkup, Quiet 536-8199
Condo. 2 car gar. 5 ml 85 I -0424 Ht•. carport•. S820 Lg t BR 1 BA, 2 bill, 10
to bch, S950fmo Nol No Pet•. 648-4055 bch. 415 19th S1 Apt
pet•. 644-85&7 GARDEN SEnlNQ wesTBAV APTS B $650 mo No Pets
Quiel, with pool. BBQ, $150 OFF MOVE·IN" Call 597-7716 w or 2BA duple•. frplc, w 'd
hlcup, garage. $885
mo No pets
619·934-3710
Pvt patio. Ollt<I Pflt"O Featuring pool, spa, 598-2987 h
1 BR & 2BR from S&35 u t arktnn Call Jiii, 548-7017 pa OI, enc p • NEW LUXURY APART· Sorry, No Pets MENTS 2BR 2BA wllh • •AGE 2BR $725 Bachelor 1570 lort up to 2500 st 2Br tea garage New "" t Bedroom $685 846-9501 or 816_6517
4489 2BR 1 BA w oe.an view
STERLING PLAZA
LUXURY APARTMENTS
Command•ng 111ew OY9f
COHt 8t1ch •Cron "'"t UVlng room nu 111'911H wait Formal
d'"'ng rm P11111te deck
1 Sdrm SIJ85 •IM-2285
Studio apl Full kitchen
1 block to beach &
town. Uttht1•• Inc
$550 Agt 497~
Newport
Beach 266
3BR 2BA tower unrt ,
gu , W 0 hie-up OW,
Stt95 mo no GraM & 21 o Lugon.•
CENTAUR ... GMT
'3H22l2 or 122-9012
•Cut• 1 Bdrms ava1la·
bte NOW al Iha behl
'625-$1000 MO
v111a Rentals 875-4912 --•STEPS TO BEACH
3Br 2Ba lrplc new
ear pet I)&.· 1 "'1fl'1 ..oec
s1 ·oo "'ll Yf'r s..2~e~
on 30th Sf 1925/mo
· S925 MC .Avl 3 7
Camon 714-969-1579
2BR 1 BA, parking, Bal
Isl. $825 utll Incl 2BR
1 BA, gar, t800 Clay
St, $850 873-3039
2BR t BA. Step• to
beach $950 mo. s 1200 eec dap. Agt
990-47t I ext 2t7.
3BR 2BA n•ar Beac.h &
Pavllhon S 1350 mo
~ 557·6985
3BA 2BA lrg kllch
frplc 2 lrg deck•. w d
hk up 2·car var 1 blk
to bcn or bay S 1350
yearly •9~581
Brand N-1 BR daCO·
rator furnish•d 11ep1
to sand ut1I paid 71 •·
971-0300 l'al• lcll & balh, SSOO mo inclds ullfl t BA rear unit ovar gar Uv rm & kllch w , rig &
OCEAN VIEW!! 1 BR S850Jmo Incl gas,
wat9r & gar No pats
Redecorated 2BR 2323 Elden 5'8·7854
2BA, cathedral cell·
erptJfloorafstove No 1 BR $600 631-4086 2BA 111.Ba $775
pols S800 2040-C Lovely CIHn duplex 2BR 2Ba twnhl $875 NR OCEAN Lg 2br AT THE BEACH
Gatden Ln S.8-7234 tBR lull BA lg single 925 Cenl4tf 642·'424 2ba Privacy Gar, New 2BR tBA so 10 Lile & a1ry IQ 2BR. 2 BA.
els to Fashion 11
Frplc pool, apa •tart·
1ng at S900 Call
Betua. 962·9602 or
Man•.~t30
6Jt·2494 11ove, balcony, w d In
loleed IOfN extra mon.y? gar $825 mo • $500 I lngs, pvt balcony •GREAT SPECIAL! Big,
J 1 F 5..,.,,. beaut, quiet 1 & 2 Bf\ I ' ' & patto No P•ll $825 sand $975 64~
& blinds, gar, lndry Fresh paint water Pd Pl•K, 75t Scott Pl BACHELOR APT 4 rms,
E'SIOE 2BR. n-paint garage. yard patio We1111da 2BR 1BA du-I mo 857-1775 980-tl23,
Good lo<:, Jtlnl cond. F F frig Inc Eastslde S750 mo ..-$500 MC-Loo•ung tor a 1nen<1? Fino Clrtf Haven, qu,.t, v•ry
$770 mo. 64~2429 I No P9f•. 64S-21'8 Avl now 97&-5388 lltt .. ol~inc:sa.fled_J PYI $695 721-8955
aeuzz rom ,.,.., I Lndry rm. gar, cable
No pals S55-0e65 avt no pet• e3 t ·8427
,.,,,.1paot.--dep 713'"' Jasmina
ACl•ert• ., clalllfled 52&-e t 85 or 723-t St 3 I
eek1nq
Men -J003
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Due to delays at GTE the 900 Dateline service wlll not be available in the Huntington Beach/Fountain
Valley area until February. We apologize to our readers tor the Inconvenience. a . 5''"· 145 .... ..,,..
nla. acuba di vino. 11 llY metal det9ct&ng, flNln,.
VALIMTHll LUSCIOUS LJPI ACTIVELY RETIRED I DOWN TO EARTH HMDIOMI DEVIL ~ .;e~,~
CAa.u SWF 3CS 5'8" s~ Blond.rue .yH. GENTLEllAN Hona•t & •lnc•r• ,2. a·11· .. t70 lb-. ~·· IO weighl blOnd~· ha1~ .;. •• ...; ran. •llm. 32 alhi.tic. tn eo·a Promotff' Fu-while male, 5'7", no "'-" of Cla .. and di• No rel O on, drug•.
sMtc•: SUCC9UfUt a7'.:. LovH •no-M attttng, • pend • Iba. "Enjoys •Pott•. llnc:tlOn Lows ro~ eJcohot or •mok• blk ng, natuN, lootung tur• d• • on mu-movie•. quiet •v• tie d1t1n••· fun In tM , _____ _,..;,,___ • t39t SWM Who alto iov.s for eitcil•ng 1'91ation-lual underatano-nnoa s..iung 5GoolO aun, Mete• beautiful, _,;....;.;:~------
spon•. entertaining, hlp w\th 30-3I. Too Ing DHlrabl• actlvl-,;m..;. healthy trim et-9bm angle 10 spoil rot· llWPQIT1 HAPPY I -R&W
world travel. Ooala: good to pqs this up. ,,.. Wataf air.lino, oo«. tractive •motlonally e.n. -1m HUQU1L1 ,,..,., _,.,
Matrl a and fa 1';>:48 . a ~l~ and !table, •13!! ._......, .... ~....;;.-----42, 6'1 ", etim, 140 fbe, Fi ()II~ mt
BELIEVE IN UGICt NEWPORT BEACH SINGLE a".-UROUI DREAlll-ART ••• AIMQ ~uari.n. a1tec:uon.te, hA . ·stnm. L•I'• 1kl w nl*f• and SWF "llW5n 1 UnconwntlOnal SWM -..nn prot-.lonal, apeble ~ ,,.· ~ =
sail •ummera, enfoy CHRISTIAN AND ATHLnlC •O. 145 LBS. e·. DWM in 40'• ef aver· of uncondlttonaol iove. OY : • • romanc:.e under the Young 49. run.loVlng mom. 31 ... 1e1ng kw· h 9(19 tooka ~ meoens DrHm• of amJOng, look•, tNntuir. br9ol
1tara Shm, attract,..,., Heir.Ing 45-40 emo-Ing, 9ensltiW SWM/ bSWMul *~';'eum•: • y. blond, ~u••Y••· aeella foxy, Ind~ temln ne, a11ractlva, bWn9r. educated ta'9
Hnsuou•. SWF :19 tlOnahy healthy, •U<:· OWM f 1 ' • "e 1 •pa-Mll'f, ... g a "'°' em.. "'*'IC\Jm~ed ,._ unlnhlbl1ed. touc:Nng ker, l ady, open-aeelcs tlncete 40fah eHalul gentleman for or moves, c•al woman fOf fun nogamou• reletfon-mele 2-....s t ~ friend, com~nlon. N-minded. #139S
••rlou• ralaUon•l'llp compantonshlp Non-and romance I tik• •hip with a lacsy. Vou-t d ...... .___o •t ,. ,._ wtf •t401 YOUTHFUL LLOYD ' man dfflr1ng fun In and fun Dancing, tmokar/drugs. Soc. eic:cll•mant bUt etso ahapiey and lntefligen1 ....;.•;..;.;;;_·~-_...,....;..;.;;..;' _ _;_...-.. ..... •· ur1ou• ralatJon1hlp drlnkar. klo• okay. • "'t 1 .. -me ... wit • IT'I a M£W VR•• ftMS WAM&M ..... •--1 •23... camping, fishing, quMH n•g .. •a '"' • Wlm • .. " J&IU'I vna •-..,.. ""'VV5<9 ~ <> Only sincere Cl'lrlsllan
mu•le, eandlallgl'lt, ~llers pleaM ADVENTUROUS DVM•M1c IT··LE SWM 32 kid at ,,..,, SWM, 31, slim, LOOlc· Tall. healthy, "•nd· BLONDE WIDOW humor and much •I·•-;.;.._,;....:;....;._____ '""""' ,.. Oulat but adYMUf· Ing for Whlta/A*lan .c1111e Hone•tJ QA.
Activ. 50'•· AtttactlV•I _;.:;f9'1=10;.;.;.n_____ SWEET.ffEARTED SWM·NS ·PROFESSIONAL ~•. liliH wane• on Qidy 2148. Romantic, tured, romantfc, pu-
slenctet. Seek• "po&J. UDY 34, s· to" 115 hand-Hand•ome, athletic, the beech, quiet quiet (aomll"'")· fun. ..,,_.., o..n. m•·
tlve" gentleman with NOETIC NUBILE AtlraetlV• bl<>nd 5'2", eom•. l'lonHt, Hlf .. naulw, SWM ..... Nght9 togetn.r. Look· stable for 80!"0 term nage. Ei.g.n1, .uc;..
· HnH of humor" NOVEL TY employed prof•• Ing al1K1Jonat•. ~ Ing for • Mt1oU9 1'91• relatlon•hlp. Non. ~. very trtm, ad·
Love• nature walk• Sffkl atrong, form"" 3•. •nJov• dining •lonal. Enfoya .. mng. t1te. 11enctet, man.n• tlon9hlo._ .11;;;1392;;;;---r ernok•rl dtlnl!er. ~urou. • .-uous
and Is tor "r .. I" I'm In dabl• companion cooking, •port•. ,,,.. akllng. tennl•. '°' lady. lo 30 '°' c:onwr-L0·111111 r;:":'lSM=======;;;;~·=(="°"=-16=>;;":';;31;;;;7;;;;-I a1er, world"" OU1, trav-1 ti a .. ,...... d•M-""·--Newport Beach. Prefer a dedicated •. ., mance, n m ~y. ....... .... ......... el, boating. tennl• .,,__ NS n _,. 1 .._ .. __.k-"" .. --•238t profesttonal, 1hougl'I -.k• tnm, a r-· ng, ... ac... ....... ..... ~
ot ptlys1c11 or1an1• Seeks alncer•. happv, UV. outgoing woma.n get·~ tM>ma ev.-SWM, 29 Im no ~ CURIOUS BLOND tlon. Qallantry and ~'!;:=:.u• genU• for •Pont8MOU9 ed· n In O I . romance. a.. bl.It 1 IOW eo
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5'4 , 110 lb•. C'ute to (21 yo), 5'9 '. blond IW.IOA II' •MD GOOD Lii.....,. moM¥ '° ~ .,., pr•tty s .. 1ung 2WI gr..,, beauty! -w _, ,.,..,. 2$-30 SW,, come
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good friend and Po•· dnnker el••SV· anioys •no. Good lool!\no 32 Tom slbly, hopefully, mc>fa. SWF, young 47, .iitn, SM Onorte, acube1 40 to •hat• thina!· Henka type. a..ec. in.
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BEACH I COUNTRY =\:_~ 11211 ...... fMl9 I• •H IM1, 11~ opnr. '12t.o400 ample guest ptkO Utll
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malntannnca Incl, Patio. Utll pd. Fum Of' 722·91~ '1 ROOMMATE COtldO, 1500 1 t, 2 lrg •40 720 1008 SIF smkr c-•t 241 ..... 17 Sorry, no pet1 unturn. Strfft pllltllng. mstr •ultu, 2~ ea, ., I W • >M 0 ., -·
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THI! NEWPORT MARINA emk,, no S>el• 38R lt;oo '1mo. 94•.::a-.. 2w Agt 541:-~032 •mkr, e.noll•h •Pkf,-'1~11 Upper Newport lq 2BA. 708 Avocado •B To •hare 3BR, 2BA v .. " FAIRWAY APTS at 2BR 2BA nr NB centr CdM. 875--8834 home with WHher/ or 5•8·7369h Balle office apace near Mutt have refs, Call n
BIO CANYON S945No pt!l&40=13t4 ••Oulat non-<amkr to dryet. O/W, flr9place NB, walk 10 beach, 3BR J w nlrport, 21~525 AM 831·5243 CM hm
8•4-0509 V9'aalllH 1er furn/un-•hr lrg fum home in No 1moklng/drug1 28A, w/d, sundack, ~'en~' c!~.l~ar!tro~ PART TIME AIDE
S COM u 111 4 1 1895 Huntington B e ach club houso S425'mo for ambulatory men, NEW 28r 2Ba duplex turn ec:. pool, spa, · nc • area. ~2S/mo ,.. ~ Biii ~07 with 8 mo tau• Engll•h apeaklng.
tower unit, on Ponln· axer rm, Rant negot, &44.e889•• ut•ls. Cat 0 le. Call 962• ~ _ ..!.._ 2 ** 8~061J_ BalbOa Iii. 875-1&07
1ula. $1090 yr round lse ootion. 545-7595 •NB BAI.BOA, CKnfrnt 0809 or 827-8523 NWPT H TS Studio
frplc, microwave, a iw, on Ml'ld. Rm In 3Br ,oom BA w'pV1 entr. CEO
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healthy, ctaan cul
beauty to CIC photo
adl, Age 11 to 22.
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height, welohl, phone
number to ~Iona, P.O.
Bo>e 15111, Newport
Beach, 12.880.
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Make up to I 125 per
day fl'lmmlng photo-
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trllllh compactor, 2· 2Ba hou" w/patklng 'em. prof. nol'\/amlcr, N o le I cs a /p e 1 •.
car parlctng. 873·0538 c.M Room for rasp. SMOlmo. 175--5429 lhate 2BR 2BA w ' SSOO 'o ''> utll
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Employment 5530
who t\M a~fulty
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level of IN retail mat·
lletplec•, (Burdin•'•,
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Penny'•· Macy'•.) Tiii•
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who ha• th• track
record ot ctoslng b"9l· n•u Muat undero
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buyera. THIS POSI·
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flU.ED BY ~·1·91. Fax
or mall rtaume: Don
Shannon, SLSNGO •
c/O Ru11all, ROH &
AHOC., 141 VIiiage
Parkway, Bldg. 5,
Marlena. OAi 30087·
4064, Phon•: (•04)
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N.S.A. or other net·
work marlcat or 1ale1
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to learn about Iha
newest, .,.., .. , pro·
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NEWI 3Etr 2Ba 2 hHI m ature N1mkr, k1tch C.M. Flllplno couple aka deck on alream, lull 723·51 t 7
10 ocn Frpt, g. r,.. w Cl prtv. $375 +-$150 dep. alngle person 10 ahr amonltl4ta. 432-8439 Nwpt Bch, 32nd St Pvt 370 Oltlce11100-eoo 11 job• avatlabl• NOWI Ing recOfd &41 ·1091
I TOP LOCATIONS! Prompt Pym't Details PfT GEN. o-1cE 9&2.()218. vaulted ca1ts No smk 1542·7 1•8 862-3560/E 3br hM, College P8/k H B. conalderate, busy. Studlo•A frig micro
pell $1575 723·4968 Colla M .. a 3BR house area. S-400 957·8178 prof M/F, en WrBA In cov d gDr. pvt enlty I
NEWPORT HEIGHTS close 10 OCC Smoker C.M n, SC Ptua beeut •br, 3ba hsa. N·lmk/ cable. 673-8903
ok. Klich prlv $375 lg hm, rum, ahr 8A pet S32~S37S 5JS. ~ n 1m1er 26-~r 2BR 1 BA, d w , ga· mo & dap ~5-41 14 W /d , p 0 0 I , 1 pa ~ or~81SS 2BR 2BA w undgrnd
•RENT 1/5 FREE• I 1 dav-1eve 1.000-186-rr 7020. $3/mln. No ••P· nae No
CEO more than an lyplng. Late attemoon
otttco Wa put our la· AUTOMOTIVE AP/AR or ave hre, 173·3015
c1t111a1, peoplo, a11e11, Automotive E11p. r• P'INTER H'NDY
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fled Manager of
community newspa·
per. Cuti.a Include
typing, In-putting
ad1, customer •aN·
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Freeman et &•2· 4321, Ext. 301. for
appointment to Inter·
view.
WAREHOUSE '1108 If! f\rlC P 110 B newly roturbishod trvlne Prof non smkr, S37S•S300 dtpSS6-1737 H ·parson 10 share prlcg. 3 poots, 4 •P•U
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1ntormot1on & ideas to quired. To set 1,1p In· " t " •
wo•I< tor you Cett tor tervlew call I.Inda 71 4 MAN 142-1130 Ship ping. Good drlv·
Ing record Wdl lrllln
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mants tnc., 155•2
Chemical l.11, Hunting·
ton Beach
'"' " " bath, 1c11 prrv rer.;: Cerpon~ w/d , p ool beach 1300 1nctd gar, '') uhts 55&-4431
New 2BR 2BA. Pool ences $500 u111 pd $425/mo. Avalt now no~rugs. IM9-5787· Rm avall Upstntra :lb•.
more Into or an app1 63&-ens ext. 228 puaau_a CY
A1aemble p roducts """""' M ~ro tfw t 111 11ert1' 11 559·6999 78<>-&577d &44·24839 Hunt Bch Prol'I non 2b• Nwpl Bch S4!>0
S995 to clop b-10·6379 LAGUNA B EACH 1mkng Fam to shr lrg mo Call tor deta1t'5
{800 488·0079 Eam up to $5501wk Nead Cl•rkfTech.
$24 teo No oxp Wiii Must be exp. Groat
train. C 1.eoG-753-1404 opply. Avell n o w MOTOR INN COM shr lg modern 2Br h H . 1 ml to bch S425 723·5828 Lv messago New Lu.c /\1°1 ion ;,>BA 2Ba, vlld beam house Contral Cosio Mesa
rull service f1om 300 wt p SP' ous .v tot:. Wkly rentals $175 & 3 blka bch Frplc, 2 t '-•Utll 96J..0425 Roommat e Wantod
or .1n1011 (Ir• .u 10 Up Color HBO TV, patios, w /d, Je95, t,) t.ag. Bch 1hr 3br hse w $576. COM. bt-aullfut
Oen 13 "'u """ 111g r «' maid svc. heated pool ~ dep. 76()..6511 ocn vu Lg BA pvt view. all uttt, non
b:\tf' nt-111 SI 000 C11t & steps 10 o~oan. BA Futf hie prlv smkr 723-1203
sQ It to 800 tlow Im· Aa1embla toys & cral'I
provoman1a S 90, t Items. Full or part·
plus lroo ront 646-9663 time. Excellent earn·
l ngs. Call 619-49 I·
71-1li1i n.iu5 t 1r wt 1 Kitch s avl. 985 N FEMALE Lndry $595 494·83~ SHARE beaut Bluffs
tJP.w1,.,., n., u ti W , v Coast Hwy. 494-5294 ROOMMATE M IF n/smkr shr 3Br homo, NB. PVI rm & LIDO PENINSULA
n:ictwl 1 :> ;:i o. t.ldo Pen. by tho bay WANTED Baytronl Apl 1n New· bath Poot, w d , ga· 200·000 sq rt olftcos
lOll c;, 1 I"',,. on Furn rm ba shr dbl port. gar lrplc 5500 rago $500 644·7252 for 1ont Ma11no onvl·
llll' p,,, 111 11 Ro 011 mobile hm, amonllles To share 2BRl2BA mo + 1.11111 72J·1201 j vitla B~. Shore LuK· ronmont Supor park·
flrr ,.o; 11 11 $"fl'· prl\lng $450 67:!·5100 com1o by South Coast 1 C Ing Corwomonl res· ~ ~ · Plaza. $400·mo (1n· N-smkr 22·:!3 shr Nwpt ur ous Ondo Hall I t•l1rant noa•on~blo c ·""".., ... n,,,,, •1• Ir l.: L t '-'B h B h "b ·•UI $400 A I u ~ u
1 , ovo Y ,., mo nr cludo1 ut1tlt1os other c ocean view " r u mo 0 alos 673 !>330 ocean & OCC Fem 1 ba $450 mo yrty 650·27 l 3 r All amonlt1A5. $350 I lhan phone) Move-in 83:!·4919 Pallie Office & q~r spoco. 4
• 7 2 $400 ront plus $200 ------rms, :JBA, t2 rotlup '1b3·7446 or 5 ·5153 deposit Smoker o k
Carol or Lv Msg Must llke pets Laavo PROMONTORY PT. I gar door 1!Jlh &
P 2B S Pomona CM $!>00 NB £.aslbtulf unlurn massage• days at enthouae v1ow r torage area $75 mo 64 066 Kitch tndry pnv. semi· 964·8930 or call 1tter 2Ba, trplc P"' ent Good tor RV or boat !>· -1
WINTER RENTAL
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pvt onlr S350 mo incl s·JOPM at 434.:J956 poot, tenms 1ac etc I Salo Npt fights aroa Quaint !lrnillt ollr(;O Old
ullt Rats 760-1691 I Available February 15. S550 873-3887 tv msg 645-2901 . 548·2802 COM $3::'5 mo 1nctud·
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YOUR
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IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
abinets 3488
CONVEYS CUSTOMS
Bookcases, wait umls,
II tc11ens, baths quallty
work Lance 548-5375
arpentry 351
Ooors-Repa -A~111a• o~s
C 1b•nets Panol·Locks
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ALL CARPENTRY
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; .u11.e1J ~gf;.n1e
Deck
Coating 357
Home
lmprovements3756
Waterproof Coating• •Car pentry, tnt oxt
Ooclcs·balconlea-stalrs paint. homo repair
Ouollty work 722·8769 oxct prlco Honest
I
quality 282· 7414
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Drywall 358 REPAIRS nt:MOOEL
Co1tongs·Walt1 Repalrod Exp'd carpentry nl
Or} .vall lnl pt aster I repairs b19 small frnu
Pillch Accousuc co1t ast John 965-0027
ng11 ;ipptcod removed
Custo..., Walt lO'<tu•11s Housesitting 376
Tom, 548·9265 CALIF. natrve with rots
S•1ort & long term
Love 11n1ma1s
'l-11 722·8120
Painting 38
SURFSIDE PAINTING
Ou11 ty pa n1mg l>V profts·
s;ona•s Uc• 602098
Insured Bondod. Free
Esllmate. 845-3305
Papering 386
F ARTHtNO INTERIORS
35% Off Wallcove' ng
with thla ad
HANGING STRIPPING
Lie• 560875 Vt SA· MC
673-1512
Ou101. p11va1e Newpcn
Beach waterfront ol·
flee 1.665 s I out·
side doc i. E xcollcnl
tree parking C.:111 673·
93:!0 tor mtormallon
WESTCUFF BUILDING
NEWPORT BEACH
Wo11tcllll trv1no Avo
01t1co & Retail Ava1t
845-8101
Industrial 2788
6 !!00 sq n 2 largo of·
llCO'I & rocephon aroa
w Z lg rott-up door
S !.I 7 SQ ft I 77!) W~ "fl
C M Days 540·9352
Income
Property 279
•OCEAN VIEWt
PRIDE!!
2486
CFO
Young Orango
Counly publlshmg
company aoeks mdl·
v1duat with at loast
seven years DC·
counllng e,.penonco
as 11 ma1or financial
oxocullv• lo be tho
company s ch101 h·
n3nc•al oNlcer
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cludt!I Cllrectlng doily
accounting opera·
llon•, llnanctal r•
porting. perlormlng
a.,udttlng a'nd control
lunct1ons, managing
monthly closing cy·
clas and preparation
ol mon1hly financial
11atemonts, review·
1ng occounts recotv·
oble and payable
balance sheets and
proporlng spoc1at ft·
nanclat reports r•·
quested by sonlor
management
tndlVldui"lt must
have account de-
gree (CPA prclerrod)
Ei.celtent benefits
Send rosume wllh
covor lettl'r to
Porsonnot 011ector
1JO West Bay Streel
COSlll Mesa. CA
92627 S2 .60 per day ' E '<·11. HOME REPAIR
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( RY\\'ALL REPAIR
Patchos v.alor d,1,,.,
:ige, room adds Froe
est 646·08 t 2 'ohn Landscape &
Lawn Care 380
•'•E Gas S•:l H~"ll T~•tr
Tola lrler o• Remod·
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Tha Crazy 633-7172
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PUBLIC N OTICE
ddltlons
emodellng 341
J Cf'CO EQUITI ES
ppliances
ervlce 342
rchltecture
Drafting 342
CUSTOM Rendering•
ol your t l()•Y n 011 B1.11
I tome Ad<lll•ons , ~' •
froa • t. 73 "036
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Detailing 344
DCTAILINO
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RV F"1e Pict. up &
Delivery •1J'• 11Rll
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If 111-6965
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a to w mtogrily pr1do
AM T1IP & Marble
Lie bond 239 3970
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE MAN
• iky showers-Acid
.,,,.,h & roqrout New
I'. nopa" B"throoms·
•,11owN doors Kile·
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:>!iyr'l 0 C 673-8085 -. LC' 1ns1ri1ted Ropa11od
rt _,,..Pl Co..rtf')US Se<v •1
frH Est & RalarancH
J "" A Shelby 846-6176
hild Care 353
CORA S LICENSED
DAYCARE So. Coast
Ptaza a1ea S75'wk
558-1196
LOVING husband &
Niia team provide II·
'en•• cere to your
child Healthy break·
feat & 1nack1 Pre·
'lchool actlvllles
Sava·claan environ·
ment Immediate FIT
oponlno• IS3 Mn 34
Cleamn~J
Services 3'>48
Electrical 361 Jr.raf'kO -135·0883 ! __ C_O_M_M_E_R_C_l_AL __
I PRINTING
Personal
'service 3867 Cc,,lrng Fan Spec lallat A·TEAM GARDENING
Sl'C nly hght1ng pOC\I MAINT t 6 yrs e11per
'lpa 220 sorv calls Juhan & Yo1,1nda Gnr
free est 642·2446 I den•nq Serv 642·392 t
GARDENING Full scrv
Larn1sc a po·'ifltlnk Ir s
'iC\11 n ow 1!'1<10 c lnup
rP'.I" l"ltes %( 2716
Fences
Decks 361
RESUMES 11111 get
rHUlll ·s y'1 hO WOtO
l""C Las., P"nt Sa• s•.rt>on
o-~ari .. ~h"l 842· 71 O t
Pet Services 3870
FENCES-GATES NEW
?epaT Rera .. .,,, &d~ • Lawn Mai ntenance I CAT NANNIES, INC.
t'OS' •er'" CM ~.a Srrn11klC1• L :indo;cnp~· Protosslonal cat care
J"' W• y1t 642 '206 r rre OSI tl90 706 I In your home Food,
IORDER YOUR SPRttJG liner piny ponod Vot I Groo""m!J trnnsporl· COLOR NOW• 01ton Full vaca11on1
"' ~ OJ ~"dsnt>I' "9' ser111ce Nowport
Fire Preventlo
3617
'LOW RAT[S Rosld I
Industrial Spr111k lrrs·
$y 5 t em s·Por tablos
Alarms 714 6-18 8S8~
IO" t·~O·!:i!:iB5 COM areas Dally:
SEMI-Retired U111«' wookty. mon1hly rates
SCM•O Con11 ,1"0' C:\f• Call 714-222-4866
Floor
Jnstall/Repairs362
C1000 floor Cov"' r 1
Vmvl·c@ram1c-wooct m
sta'I Rom oar ts Oonr1
Uc• S5356'l f\ -0 8'>, 1
arage Doors
& Openers 362
• COAST ovrn~.r 1\0•
Sect n1'1 t proc11 don•
Sp•1ng-hardw;tte·or1111
L•c•518398 D6:l 06il£,G
lass
lazing 368
SPEC AL TY GLASS & I.A RROR
Cus'o"' "' .,. I\ 111> e l\IC>s
w~•O•t> OOO•s '"°"'~' tl'C ' FREE ESTllJATES 646 'lib
Handy Man 371
11qn 1ns1;111 t •CJ \"
SA."f SSS 151.7170
SS L .Hl{l .. 11n1n 1 ~llfl
I,, 1 t D'lSl!ln In UP'I
snnnlit ft r~ "' ..,.., -..n1J
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SWEET TREE
LANDSCAPE
r.~.,.nt r.n,der1 ,,,(1 ,.. '
~HI ' l
THE GREEN SCENE
r. .. ~, ., ••
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r • ' • , '' ~ • St. I.le. • 599025
• TREES •
f C C"IP~~ ,~.,,, ,. r. ,
... ,,,, "'" 7'1 t J,, 76
Masonry 382
8nlCI" P lloO\ F '"Pl~Ct>'>
••REPAIRS HOME Stono•Tll<' Oloci. ~ fl10.
R[NTAL PROPERTIES latn•nq Wa Ir, ·r.,.\ "'rl
Palnt.Carpt"ntry L ic In "" r , 18'··
Plaster
Repair 3880
Plumbing 389
24 Hr E00f54&-5522
tiS4~G f P INB 'lG
~~ >118"8 V.saM~er
Property
Management 3898
I CAN MANAOI!
YOUR PROPERTY
t 8 yoars experience
RE Bkr. 120.0238
Roofing 391 o
Rainproof Roofing
R•, dt ., •• , 6 com,,..etr,'9il
lle•ool• ''°"""• & altY11a
~all G~iy64S..!>4>77
••REPAIRS HOM£
RENTAL PROPEnTtfS
Palnt·C•rpontry·
Drywall G ry645·!>277 I
Ou-• I~ won FI r fllH
Fost Guaran1oad Svc
rREE est. #557494
Brick, B lock, Stone 98&·5891 494·G5oii
By the tnb or S:?OO ' s~ "9'M llHSf!O ioota? Flat
r1ay 18 yr~ r,4:, 2'l 1:> root lealt? Smalt jObs "'
Massage 383 •HANDYMAN• I ,~•ss•r.~ Spoll yoilrMll
&g & '"" ot>• •0<• II""'' for Iha MW ytar H•allhy
C Btu.• ••·.01eo Total r8'aHtlon. Relaasa
Chrletlan Handymi111 1 ,, atrtn " '6
qu•cll & e1.1y 18 yrs •Ill'·
Uc. Gil 723-5703
Screen
Services 3920
Business
pportunity 2904
AAA LOCAL ROUTE All
C,uh No Vcndln(I No
SMt•nq s:rno S800
Wrokly from 011ch
guMnntood tocatoon
lnvr>"ltml'rlt rcQulrecl
1 ·000·22~MUS30.
SF I LING OR BUYING
A OUSINC:SS'
fQRfREE ~J QR~AT C~
CAL l I BOO 177 88J6
ProMATCtt
Investment
Opportunity 290
Income Tax 292
PERSONAL TAX
I
Ac~~~~A~!~~~bly I
J'l•ICnd co11fHlor1t nl I
f.111'111111') ,,nci Wl.'IC'kl'IHI
nppom1niont1 !your
home or mml'\ Maxi•
ml1e the t .. bene-
fit• you •re •ntl·
tied to.
Cati 65t·8523
Lost &
Found 2925 Carpantry concrol•
drywall-general w ork
25 yrs exp 89:1·804 1
Doug s Handyman Srrv
P1umb•ng-carpentry
elOC·P••nt IPI ma"'' re110 Guar 968 5112
Moving 383
•A·1 MOVING•
730·1353
Me1tculou• Morton'• I
Mobile Screen 5-tvlc• I
Nobody 1>ea1a MC>r1· I
on• prteH Nobody! LOST gold & d•amond
Our prlea1 are oo 1oW bracotot CM NB orea
you have 10 toolc up to Aoward 676·JJ91
HANDY ANDY
El•c·Plumb Paint LI
c11rpn1ry, etc 631 4043
HOMI! MAINTENANCE I
ANO REPAIR
Cell Jeff 993· 1222
C f AtJ I. (~Pf RT
f " '' Jvb Woll Dor10•
';4>1'\11"';1 0 C tor t 5 yrs
l>C f.1!)18 642
Painting 385
1oe the bottom -(714) 642-85" LO~t "2 3·PC pnnta llllll
1lc 3928
ISO.OI03
Enrry.Krtch-Bath•,
23 yrs PP ffr .. Ht.
r l'P
VIClnllY or 16th St &
Orango, CM Reward
6:11 2177 0 1 544·1989
Pmsonals 3002
SALES PERSON
Need an a9gress1vo,
sell·mollvated Pl'f·
son to !1011 commer
c1al press t ime
L:u90 r1oublo wide
Harns pross has
tlmo av.:iclabto to
prtnl I NSERTS,
TABS, NEWSPA-
PERS. FTC
Customer wilt g1>1
QU.lhty votumo prmt
1ng nn il shor"I turn
around hl'T'O
Someone with some
eslabhsnl'd contacts
would be a big pt11s
E•collnn1 worktng
anvuor1mon1 Many
bcnelrlS Th15 1s 11
comm1ss1on position
w11h n bl-weekly
Uri'lw agn1nst II 1n.
tere!lted ptoase con·
tac.t Dave Holotl al
642·4J21 E .. 1 252
DELIVERY
NOWSPilPO' route•
11vail11bt11 '" Cosla
Mosa 11nd Newport
Beach 3 oo A M to
8 00 A M Thursdays
No coltocung Car and
1nsur11nco roQulrod
C11tl 642·43:JJ
DESK CLERK
Nights Exp req d .
Apply 7 Ooys Sam·
Noon Sea L.arlc Motot,
2274 Newpon Bid CM
GERMAN TUTOR I
Wantod 1n my hOma
NowPOrt ~o::;~ I
General Oll1co
SELF STARTERS
tNEEDED•
SJOO·S500 per weolc
6AM·12 Noon
CALL:
JACK
9•1·0t74, C.M.
DONNA
250.9Ht8, Tustin
HELP WANTED
Earn cash at home
Catt 714-550-4749
HOSPITAL JOBSI
Start 16 80 'r Your
aroa No exp nee Fo1
Info call, MK»:t2e.
14::11 Eict 14~ I Oatn·
8pm 7 Deye, St2 95
Chatt.I 54<>-4919
POSTALJOIS
$11.41 to $14.90/hr
For eum & appllca·
tlon Information call 1 •
8 0 01999·9838. axl
WORK AT HOME
Earn Up to $300/Doyt
Peopte Call You To
Order Spec:lallty Pubh·
cations. 714/472·168 4
Ext L·
CA130. 8AM-8PM, 1 '----=====~ days. EARN EXTRA
$MONEY$
& HAVE FUN
i.UL HTATa CAi.11.-1
EJCpandlng 1ucce11lut
A E co sfflcl Agts, a
SQIOS mgr & a11111 s
to Top Producer 80-
100-.. Comm'a • bon·
elns Send conf1d re·
sume to P T A , 180
Nwpt Cntr Or ., 180
NB 92860
RECEPTfTYPIST
PfT 9-3 tor t.aguna
Nlguel ott. 4a5-1980
RECEPTIONIST
SALES REPS
Sales raps for new
Orange Coun ty
Spanish language
newspaper, must ba
b•·llngual Costa
Mesa 1ocat1on, gusr·
antaad draw plus
comml11lon, reply
Personnel DlrectOly.
330 W Bay StrH I,
Cos1a Mo1a. CA
92627
DOING ITI
Busy medical office In
Newport Beach nead1
fronl office recepllon· ~=======~
The ORANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT II look·
1ng for several b11ghl
and onthuslasllc teen·
agers age 12 yaars
and otdor, to sett
newspaper sub1crlp·
tlons fn an adult au·
penllsed, d oor to dOOf
1alea campaign Late
a fternoon. early
averung hours Excel·
lent opportun~ly '°' nght per.on. FOf more
Information, u lt T arl
&I 642-4333. Ellt. 209. 111. Salary comm w/
oxp For more lnlo,
call 722· 1805
RECEPTIONIST
Oenorat contracting
t11m seeks lronl ott1ca
p a r s o n w /II r o n g
phono s111111. protea·
slonal Imago & warm I
personality Oopenc:s
ablllly a must. con·
11rucllon background
hotpfut Non·smolc1no I office Sat11ry S7·
S7 50 f'll 8·5 Mon thru
Fri Call Barbara at
7' 4 851 ·2211
SECRETARY
For Real Estate Devel·
oper "l Miia eouth o f
OC Airport. PHI gfrl
now Corporal• Otfl·
cer 831-4337 E111 4
SECURITY
OFFICERS
NEEDED NOW
Meny areas & 1h11'1s
Wiii train Benafils &
paid vacation•
ntiques 601 * BUYING ITEMS *
• 1890'• to 1950'• • * .i.welfy IO Houstflold • Plaut lv MS9 113-6213
AHTIOOE EMPORJUM
•COSTA MESA •
193 t Newpon Blvd NEWELL Tr....-i~ Secte11ont
RN ENTERPRISES FttllC" • Engt.111 • A"'8I
P'T lteJ11bl1 shift Sub 714-e92·7483 L~-: s;:r•~;-6
acute SNS and In· -
patient Hospice spe· Sates *""' B<JY r>O s.il•
Claltzmg In th• care ol Champagne Col':r~;n::-::"'
parsons living with Ille Women 1 Wear
Unique nur11ng oppor· PI ea s a Con 1 a c I FREEZER UPRl~HT
threatening chronic & Malura Sal11 Person tj1:,J•llf:Jtl!{:j.W:{tlll
termtnat 1t1ne11e1 I w sales experience. --··-···---3--·
tumty to provide AtOS Mnureen Jenkins gOOd condition $ tJ~
and Oncology care 551·1025 OBO 721·0897
714 494·8075 ------Sale1 No-Frost 2·Door Relrlg·
RECEPTIONIST
WITH OR WITHOUT
WORD PROCESSING
noeded tor 1empcrary
or tomp lo perm as·
11gnmon11 I
O L Woaver ofter•
holiday pay. vacation
pay plus bonus
Come Join our tam1ty
of heppy campers
Aili for Barbera
O.L. We11Ver
Temporart••
714-97 .. 2900
100~ FREI!
Restaurant
HOSTESSMOST
Great wage. flax hrs
P. T FfT avail Apply 10
person. Reuben E
L•• Re1tauran1, 151 E
Coast Hwy. NB I
Nead money last"' orator very clean A
$2000 per month exceltanl St50 Wiii
guaranloed No axp datlvor 842·2543
needed buying aelzed REFAIO froat lrH Xlnt
ltama et government cones S240 Waaher &
auctlo na on our bo· gos dryer $ t so ea
half 1-800-955-2048 Con del1v 968·5264
Overstocked
wlthstum
A call to
c11111111d
Wiii belp.
YOUTH CREW
SUPERVISOR
We need bright. enthus1ast1c
individuals who would hke to earn :
$450.00 to $600.00
per week and more,
marketing the Orange Coast Daily Pilot
If You:
• Havo an Insured van. wagon or large car. * Enjoy working part·tlme In lhe evenings,
earning full-time $$$
• Have the ablhty to motivate.
Then we have a job for you. No experience necessary
Full training available.
For furthor Information or to 1c::hedule an mtervtew:
CALL LEE AT
(714) 674-9324
Monday thru Friday Before 2 pm
MOBILE DETAJLINQ GERMAN LADY. EXpe.rt·
Al y.,ur convenience, enca, raference1.
RETIRED contractor will
Instill your now Bay
Window Do small ra·
modeling l<>b• Cur
rent CA. nc e~IS3
v 18 Yrs of Happy L~tl
Ou11lltv Mlndod
Cu1!o•"ltn Fl ct>ar~ $.1'1()(
10T11\.Jc0r s-Atfsl ~s..3209 Servi· · " i,11/<j
A lono? W ont• Falt In
Lova? Chrletl•rt
24hr. fltomano•
llnel It Workal M>O<»
1-.1110 13 "11n
phonefae ......,.,........,. ........ ~
Lie Frie 11"'·845 2942 good eootc too.
Bathroom
Rof1msh 3448
TUB·Snower• 1n1t A•
p " 1r-neo1a1•·F1ber·
glH••Porc•l11 n-Chlp •
Crnc;ka r•p "ad All
color•. 850....63
Beauty 346
Call 960-0719
Housecleanlng-Apt·Ofc·
Condos Carpel clean·
lng·pe1nt•tc Enghstt
1pa.-1ng HIM~
~THLEEN S HOUSE·
ClEANINO Pet90nal
louch Otro-apl..f\ome,
Xlnt ,.,. ...~28
-• 7 A llAOlE Houaeciean·
AC LS tng bl' the CS.y LOCAi
r ACtAL TONING araa Xlnt referen<:"
Al'F'OADABL Call Yolande IS3 1·soe'7 538 2070
Huc;iri'" •.
Sr>•y' (H; I; •I
PAY YOUR 8".LS
Y•• no T~· Info Pu a o.1tvet
7tl Ytt-4120
&;;'RINO CLEAN In de
out, 0tgantie 11orege. "or•I cleen 6 ~n11.
Auby 17&-4059
H;iuhnq 1720
.,..I. T "1AULINO 6eNlee
O.-o yd ~tr ...
Jon MM112
DICK'S HAULING
Junie to dum • gen. •'aJ hauling, t.a1g•
truck with nn ga1e
&4<>-l1ta
DUMP AUNS • JUNK
Furn1tur•. truh, trH
branchet, appUenc ..
Mike 7 a 848-131>1
HAUi. 4·U, ~ OFP
f'8tee or other • I._
mate.. Gen h•utlng,
frM hou tiold to•IC
d1tpo1al with load.
,, ..... 1440319
• MICHAEL COX PAINTING
$12'Hr MATERIALS
References 67~ooe
PAINTING PLUS
Ou•Uty a a1111
Aff•rdattle &4&-57M
PAINTING·WAU.PAPER
ANO RCPAIAS
Loc.i ,..r, !:ipe11 "°'" f rM ff1, 644-1471
........., .........
Int.text. qu.-/ cueton\
·painting. atefn, tao.
q....,, ..,,,. " .. ., &
enemel, Ileen••
\11193~7. '""' •• , .. m.-.~o.
I
JC TRD lllMCE
OUAUTY WOAt<
431-17M
\ 'J r:, , :
( it 11 ' I ' ) •l
···• •• .?,·· · ... t t•'" r,
Thorougf'I, INlde 'OU1,
1creena. ffree eal.
rwf• De"'d 645-HGO
SELL
tNou,h ch•Hea
MZ.llB ....
f'ATH•Aa • Probi;;;s
'Wrlh cutlody. v1111ta
lion. support or other
dM>rc• releted 11•ue•
W CAN HELP.
l'•th•r• Rl•hh Covnoll •4e.9a4'2
PARTY OIAt.S on Iha
INnlllOINCll J09S
All b,anchea. us CU•·
1om1 DEA etc Now
hlrlno Call (t) I05 08~·6000 EJlt K-22317 i...:.+J.1~;..+-mL+"~""
IOV9 line w1t1t1ng lot ___ .._ __ .-,.;...;;~
lOUf car~, I ·9Q0.4U.
ll71 13 m n ti & up,
P•·r ,.;· 11
S•·r.1', •
' ,
. I
..
fJle•I reftlg • table,
told aon'e
prized SWIH Army
knife at lut -.ff~•
.... PIMH Retum.
IO•\\ Acacl• Ava.
COM . 7U-&S23
Co<.,t.1 ~,esa ht 24
•DRY 8TORAOa•
At Newport launch
ramp. Waah reek,
ctfe, repai' ahOp
121-1 too 129 JHJ
'II TOYOTA
TERCEL
A.C, tlet.a eaHetta
(33515)
12111
EAALEIKE TOYOTA
722·2098
Sunday, February 10, 1991 •
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CH~VAOLET ••• ,..,. NAmlTATUmwr ~~COM! v~.~ t21oe TIICllN8 L ~
feet car vary low The hJlowtno CIW9Clflt.,.. The~.,.,.....,. Deity Hot ,_,,_., 3 10 Wrede C w~ t7110 n. alal.-..t .. lleO • dOll'O ~ • ckl*'ll ~ • 11, 24, '"' ten ~.., founteon v~. ,. C°""'1 c:::iiin fl Or· mll••· loaded. 4 t•IMlCHAIL "' OAVll PM COMPANY , ... 00 ~7 c.tt 117()1 .,..eoin, .. .....,., II. ••••d w ith CrulH ACCOUHTANCY lb)TAXU Von ~-"*' A..,;,.. ... Thli ~ -. con-ttll conuol u.aso. ~a-11\.US, m Twminlil wr,, eoo, lrlMe, c.-nn• __ ..,. _,,_ *"'-' bJ • ...-• ,.,,.. ,.._,
•793 Ww I , Cotta .._, CMf ,_.. I M!Mn*, a Ciiio ,._ ""'-. '*""P P\ICllllNd ~ ONll
C HCVRO\,&T '15. p.,. ~7 lwnll ....., ~. N:nnoul WU The reg111r11nt(t) com· 0.-Plot .-...Y 21. f.0-
fect cat, very low MICllMI ftic.luwd Oe"'-. 1'400 'lOft l<MtnM A---. llMm fl A~ rMnCled lO tr..-"""'° tWrY 3, 10 11, t•t
mllee, IO•d•d • 20I 11\orebreeker OrlYe lu•t• 000. trvtne, C.11. Thetdtowlnfper.oneete Mae un6lt lht f~ ~· a eed with r 1 Laaune N'Olllf, Cellf 12117 t2111 omng ....._.. 9uetneu name(•) "-tM
P 13 450 c ~·8~ fh11 bull""• is COi'· Th•• bu...,._ ie con· KATAAI t411 Monrovia at>ow ott JanuetY 11, 1tt1 couohea, 8ooka.
MOVING. 723-5523.
Settino ma«~·~h • Oerage Sale, Sal/Sun 9
de.._ SO much turn I· 10 3 P1nb.-game, 2
, .... What a ate•. Leg-Video oamea, CIOthe•.
un• 8HCh, 494-4n2 alactronlc tluft, lote ol mlec 2&39 w .. ,.
C,1m~Jl'rs. AV s
& Trailers 8014
20 FT mini moto'
conttol • d~ed by 1n indlvtdual dl.leted t1y , oer-.i J*1· Aw •A. Newpor1 a..dl, a.ton c Wtvtniey '87 VW 4193 T~ tOQJtlra.nt(e) Com• Mnhlp C.W ~ Thil 11&1_,I w tiled HCTmOUI .......
Ca•AIOLET CHEW '74 NOVA, auto. rTWIGed lo tr.,,..;1 butl· The reg1t1r1nt1el "°"'. Petry St~. 1471 '#!th the Coutlly Cletli Of Or· MAim STATaWWf
-1ownet, e cy1 Nu Bat.-nell I.Ind• IM FICllltoul menQld lo 1/9N9C1 ~ MontcMI A1111 •A ~ lflOI Counly on F~ 1, The folOMne per90nl "'
5 ·~· AJC, P/8 tery, xcond s 1250 Bu1ln111 neme(•I llsted ,_ under 1he FICllllOlll llleadl. C&llf 92683 1901 daW'I ~ •
11areo/ca.aeet1e, row 080. 839-8242 •bc>IHa on Oacielftw 1. IMO 8ue1n... neine(s) ltsted ThlS bulineet 11 eon N81W7 MOSte SOUACE •I Vta
HfNREDON klng•l:re mlnale,, CM betw .. n
ne1db0atd, armol,.., Del Mar & Monte
home BHt ot au
worlde Good MPG, all
new In and out. Hurry.
$.4,800. 548-4703
mllee (270741) Mietlael RM:ttwd Dttvll ~~on January ti, 1tt1 INCled by' 1n lndMctull Publllhed Orange Cou1 •""" a.noi.men1e c .. 11 $791S CHEW 1tt0 Thi• llllemtnl wea flied Sl4'11W! Mll!Uoll, Partnet The ragllliant(•I com Dally Pliot February 10. 17, 82112
t"IQhl, bridge & mirror. Vlata
S3SOO oeo ...... 1 iwe EARLE IKE IWEA wllll llW County C6trti ot Or-Tim 11a1emen1 ... hied IMnCed 10 ltlnMCI bull 2• Mattll l I~ I OM fo\ Jagobl •• Vteta ~ ~ty on Januwy 26, wnll l"8 Coutlty Cler1I of Or· ,__ under the Fiet11tous I Su--073 Del Ponto. San OetM<11e
• LIVING ROOM SET
Sota, ch•tr, cottee
table. two end tablea.
Brown wtwOOd and
gold trim Comton-
abl• S425 lor alt
Lamps to match, S20
"eh. 581-9398
~OVINO SALE 8 n cut
velvet couch, solid
roeewood end &
round coffM table &
cl'lelrl §57·0518
SOLID OAK
BEDROOM SET
Cobtnett. lour d1aw·
'" mirror. llghll w
queen size waveless
walerDed Armoire 10
matcl'I Paid $4,000
S1creflee 52500 Ab·
solulely t>eeullfull 58 1 •
9398
Solo love1eat, chair, OI•
1oman, S325 3 pc col·
Ito tet>IH $170
841·3488
Miscellaneous 6015
2 Ad Trip Tlck•ll Ha-
waii Hp '93 Atck do·
ta 11 $300'11cke1 OBO
552·0645
G rls rwtn canopy b•d
w dresser & n1 llend
needs work $75 Boys
10 BMX b ike S40
G,,11 20· Unicorn b•k•
S40 G1rl1 scooler w
t:orakes $15 963-7048 I
WANTED TO BUV1
0 <1 ORIENTA L RUGS
ary size 1,, 1ny cond•·
I ~n 1·800-531·7233
Irvine 6144
OAAAOE SA~
Sat & Sun, 8~
4 WhP.el TOYOTA 8 cyl, auto, A/C, cue, 1901 1nge County on J~ 30. Bulln ... nemeC•I ue1eo c.... 82112
1111. eualom wheel•. f41ZS).J 1901 IOoY8 on Jenuafy , 1H 1 "8.)C MJTIC( Thlt ~-II con
722 2098 Only 8 ,000 mllu. Publtlfted Orenge Cou1 11.-n Patry $1.epheMOn 1 dUcled by' an intclMdull
15 Oew*Y $1 lt'Vlne
(Nor1hwood),
Laguna
Beach 614
ESTATE SALE
Fumlluro, antiques &
much rn!SC SAT SUN
9·4, 237 San Joaquin
St <near PC Hwyl
ESTATE SALE
Home & olf ce furnt·
lure & m11c Fn Sat
Sun 32!>02 Via Mon-·
tone Emo•ald ninge
gated community call
for entry 499-4366
Newport
Beach 616
Garnge Sale, Set & I
Sutl BAM HousehOICI
•tom• m1'c 207 42nd
St NB I
Movi ng Sale blkos
SCOOIOI toys, ktfchon
tterns, taori:s. l11mps,
re111n S20. gray CtllHIZ
sola & lovosoot S25
soct1011a1 sofa with o t·
toman paid S2.000
SIOO art w ork &
more Sat Sun 10AM
to 4PM 343 Walnut,
Newpart Boach
Boats
eneral 7011
Kayek, 1 man wais1
Drive' Jeeps 9030 • $13,088. (135028) Otllly PllOt February 3 10, Pul>llsNld Orange eo.t TNI itat--.1 ..... l•led l '1CTinOUe ..,...•• Tne reg111,.n1(e) c,om.
1
------BUENA PARK 11 ~ l991 Delly PtlOt F.oruatY 10 11 wtth~ty Cler~ of Or NA• flA~' menoeo to ,,_. bU9I
Chevy 1974 Full Sia Audi 1982 Coupe ISUZ SY Ost 24 M11e113 UM t ange County on Jenuar, 2!> Tile tollowlng panone 111• ,_ under uw r1et11t0u•
Gteat PT 411411 Must Bera metal bl e ek I U Su-070ll 1991 •o.no ~-BullneM name(•) llsteo
sett a c power S&B, paint, brown IHther, 523-5800 P\8.IC NOTICE f..nJI COAST Atflt CONOITION-at>Ov'I on J--V 15, 1991
4ap Granny Bo• New I eunroot pw err f't8.9C NOTICl Publll!NO Orange Coes1 ING A"'D HEATING 1M 27 Oa6e JllCOOe
shell tires engine 52.900 Call Richard Cad '84 EldoradoS4,800 flCTTTIOUl llU ... 11 ...,......__ --• Oelt'f Pilot FOC>t~ 3 10 ~OOl!h\Wlt St• •13 Faun-Tl'lla st-1ement wu fliecl
11tr1 Dr111e to apprect· 759•9441 '79SedOeVll $2.200 NAllK ITATEMIENT r...,,.,_.,_, __ 17 2• 1991 ta nllan.y Calll 11108 WftnttwCounr;O.kof Or
ate• Best offer ovN ·77 Cpe De VII s 1 ,BOO The lollow1ng e>etsont 111 .. .._ ST A n.JIT S..--0!>8 J.,_ V Conl 18072 "'08 Count-, on JefW'f 11
S3 500 557·J600 BMW '88 S28E N~lr II Mtrs.~2017 "°"'9 ~ u The followlng pertonl .,. WOOOWWd Ln . Hunttng1on 1991
510-0756 White with black I DAVIS AUTOMOTIVE llJI• dOtnQ ~ ... l'\B.JC NOTICE s.ac~ Csltl 92S4e '49•10
· leather tntrlor 5 apeed Chevy '78 MOf'lle Cat1o Gola Key Au1omot"'9 829 HEMET PAATNEAS, e Tllil 1>u11,_. 11 ~on PubMlwd Or9nQ8 Coaat
FORD '90 BRONCO manual trent tMMAC· Original ownef. make Terminal Wat Su111 9 C.l<Htwa GeMr-11 Pitt,_· ftCTITIOUI .u..-11 OUCl.O l>'I' In ondMOual Delly P*'I ,,.,,._., 27 Fee
4a4. E adie Bauor ULATE Only 44 000 offer Call 846-5378 COiia M-C1 .. 1 92827 amp 368 Sen Miguel Or1"9. NAME ITATEMENT Tr.e r99•11ranu1) eorn· ruary 3 10 17 1991
loadQd, low miles ml 514 995 Call Gary I afler !5 weekdays Michael R1cnaro D11111 Suore 100 ~ e.acn. The lo.IOW>ng '*'°"s 1,1 fl'lenC.O to tranuci ~ &H>Si 1mmac Best offer d a y • 208 ShCHetxHk•• DttYI, Calif 92680 d06nQ llu5'f\4!SI u ~u under the Fic:t1tiou.
pp 675-7611 4 74_4004 Evenin , & Chevy 1984 Corvette LSQ<Jna NIQUlll Cellt 921177 CDA •HefTwl Lid 1 Call· HAN'°'A"' GOROO'°f Cl' 8v,•net1 n1~11 1111ed f"\llLIC lll)TIC(
TOYOTA '90
FORERUNNER
SAS A C V-6 auto
TW CC, cusetto
(2PMH570)
$18,488
COASTALACURA
714.979·2500
Tovo1.1 'lO Landcru1sor
While> eKcellonl cond1·
t 1011 6 , 700 m110 .. sn.ooo PP 513-0952
or 675-1901
rue ks 903
'87 JEEP
COMANCHE
PICK UP
5 ~peeo p'
sollt" V & cngmo
ca
CIUS
torn "'two ls t. r irc,.
1:na14 131
$5,988
I
I
I
weokends 650-02~0 Bronze, my mother fh11 ou1•neu •• con f01ni1 L1miteo Pal'l._...,.P SIGNS 707 , Golden•oo •t•<»t on JIV'UMv 111 1991
hat owned Iha car ouctea Oy an •nll•••OuaJ n ~., Plf'I,_ 3119San1 c;o,on1~ Mt• Caitt 921125 J.,,_ V Coons flCTrne>Ua -....aaa
sine• n-. Gius root The ••gistran1111 com· M~ °''"° Suit• 100
1
Susan Lvn Ho•ntfla~ Th•• 1181emenl w11 flied NA• aTA~WT menceo 10 transitCt out• Newport Beuen Cahl 707" GOldt"'rOO WO"• '"''" tne County Clerk ot Or· fl'9 lolowwlg persona an•
ness unO« ,,.. F•cllhous 92660 0~ ,..., c11 1 9262!> ange Counly on JlnVIV'r 111 dOlng ~ •
8u111neu namei•I 1111•0 DSL S«v~ Company • This ouaoneu ,1 con 1J!i 1 cur OH THE RUN 71191
above on Decemt>e< ' 1990 Ca1ttom11 torPQfllion 1s aucttld 01 "" 1na..,,.0 ,.. F ... 1533 Holt St •II Hunt1r1g1on
MIChlHH R1Ch11a D1v11 Ge<*ll Partnet 3501 Jam-file r'9tllr•nl1S com l>ut>lttl'led 0rMIQ8 Coast 8eac:h Calif !1264 7
Th•s •lal8"'f'nl w&\ ltted boree Road Newport menced 10 tran&&G• tiu•• Dally Pt!Ot .>anuety 27 Feo-MeurH n A Donnelly
With rile County Cle•M ot Or Bfoach Clltf 9211&0 ne5' unoe• th ~'"''""'' •u•r, 3 10 t7 l!XI 1 7891 Holt St •6 Huntlngl<H'
ange Count'I' oo J<Jnuary 2S Th1t ou11nen 11 con· 8 us•nen namels listed Su-049 a.acn Cllll 92647
1941 Ou<.ted Oy I g«lefll part·1 aoove on J.tnuir~ ;>4 11191 ----------1 This Ollllne9• 11 con
F ... 2331 n.rsh•P I Sua.n Horr\OH• !'ta.IC NOTICE OUC1ed by an ind1YIOUal
Pubhtht!d Orc1noe Coast The reg1str•n1ta) com-I r.,1, jlllf'<Tlt'nl .,., '•I~ Thi r9011trant111 com
D••l'f' P In! F flt•<u~r, 1 10 menceo 10 tranuct 1>us1 with th41 Count, C ,.,, cl Qr FICTlTIOOI au..-sa menced to trlnl8C'I bv6t
17 ?4 IQ91 nf"" unde• lne FtefltlOUS ange Co..nty tY J•"ull'y 25 NAMf ITAHMINT neu undet lhe FIC'tt1IOU>
Su 06!> 8u11neu nameltt 11stedl ,~ • ·~ rottOWong ~s 11• 8u11ne11 name(I) 1111eo
----------above on Seotern!>ef' 26 F4*21M d• •ng !>ult,,... IS ab<>Ye on Fer>ruery 1 199 t
1980 I PuOl•tf 1!.:l O'clnqe Coul T~F WORD TAA,..SFER .,_._A Oonlwlly
Mic:h181 I COi*> G-11 Dally P•lo1 •otO•u•·'• 'l 10 •92 Argot'•ul Suote 220 Tn. st1tement -flteO
FICTITIOUI auatNEll Pit•I~ • ' ,. ·~' LIQu"• MtllS Caio• 9211S6 Wiii\ ,,,. County Clertl d Or
NAME STATEMENT Tti•t 1111emen1 wu f,•ecl Sv-O!li C• ••"Chapel of La.,,una lf'Q9
1
County on J_.,., 18
Thi fo•IOw•ng peoons .,, ,.,th the County Cletll or O.· M1I s C1••torn11 • 92 1901
d<>tng bus•neu IS 1"911 County on January JO Arg0t•a..I Su<te 220 Laguna ,.,~SM
DAB8l ES 2182 C S E 1~ 1 f'\ml.IC NOTICE "' ts Ca I 928!>6 Pvblrshe<I Orange CoMt
8f1St0l Santa Ar.a HIS 1 F492956 ----------Tn1s Ous ""' •• con-Detty Piiot J-.ry 27 Feo
C1:p <42"v" Ray A Leso-lz 3200 FICTITIOUS aUSINflS OUCllCI Oy a torPOfthon 'UW'/ 3 10 l7 1991
Pamei• Le-ol'I Tur•n l'O•O 811stOI S1' .. t Sutl• 700 NAME STATEMENT Tl'\9 llg•Sl•aruu com· ~so
P•tam• 0.1ve Co'1<t ,,.,.u Co•t• Mesa C1111 926.211 T~ •ot ..... "9 ::i-< .,.., .ire l'l"enOed to u1111ac1 Du•
C11tl 92627 Publtslled 0.1~ Coast dOtng Ou"....U H 1-S unoet 1"-F1Ct•t10U11 •-ti" ~"TV'C
Tn1s bus•neu 1s con Dair P1101 Fel>fuary 10 17 DflcE 3• f Of"Q "" 8vt•t\CU name11) 1111eo ---~_..; __ ..u...;..1 _..;1~---
0utll!d Or 1n1ndv•Ou1I 24 March3 1991 Irvine Ca•' en·•• lt>O•• on o.c.moer 20 1 flChUOUa11U991EaS
Tne regostranltst com Su-071• Su :6 •" [ l •I:>"' ti 1990 NAm STATlmNT
Bos• slertto. lew
CREVIER mites. $11,700 Call
BMW Richard. 759-9441
A nw IXAMPUll OP FORD 1988 PAl.OWNID SUZUKI IMW'I AVAJLAaLI
I
6 cyt, loaded. 57988
'87 3 251a 5 spd (988714)
(2GYU932) S14,995 BUENA PARK '87 528e Al ISUZU (ISTW9181S12995
9e L-7 A"T 52~5800 (2CYN7791 $21 995 Ford 1984 Mustang 89 5251 A. T
(0834881 S22,995 Converttblo, e•cellent
88 7351 AIT condllton. low mllo-
(2HGS0451 S26 995 119• Brad 476-2700
88 8211• Auto LINCOLN 71 Conunen-
(8857121 $15,995 mt lat 460 ENGINE CREVIER I RUNS GOOD $1250
BMW soe 642-0567 --l111coln 1977 Mark V Newport Freew•y II runs good vory ctoan 55 at Edinger SI 500 6 75-3977 .. S•nt• An• -
835·3171 MERCURY 1 9 8 4 . TOPAZ vory good . n I n
P\ml.IC NOTICE
ewelry. Furs
Art 602 I sk111, paddle, r"ady ro
go 5225 723 5703
a RINGS Emerald, I
COASTAL ACUIU
2925 HAABOA BLVD
COSTA MUA
a1-.2soo
TOYOTA '88
4x4 PICK·UP
C•troon 1972 SM
Sspd all, Hydro-
pneum311C suspen
s1on br.ikos & 11eer.
mg Truo 140 mile por
hr performance from a
M.uentt twt'm cnm tri
c lrl'I 1•1 9"'" L ea1her 111t<H1or Ortq ,,,, & rell
nolo s·1 100 n1chard 751'1 q,,.,,
co O t o power ""''" dow1 new ltrOS 1>11·
tery carburoator al-
ternator muttler cata·
ty11c converter. 1rans·
m1ss1on overhauled
etc S2500 080 646-
4221 644-7547
meoc.o 10 1r41r"MKI °"" ----------C1meron 1• Eloerg•en Dan£ Bond PrMtOent I The lmlowtng ~ ll'e
ress un<ler tr•fl f1<;Mt0ul PUBLIC NOTICE lfW>e Cali ~2' u Tilts 11•1...,.,,, .. as l1'8d ooong ~ 91 8u,•neu nam1 st t11tedl Tn1' ouwen 1 eon-•"" tl'tl C.-ty CW\ ol Oto· PETITE MAACHF Jet E
•oo•e on January 23 19111 flCTITIOUI 9UlfNEll ~ Ou<.teo 1:>, ' <>O •lC•Jff ""91 C«>nty on Jenuary 17 17th SI •28 eo.. ""-
•an1an11e. all with dta
monds, value 552,000
"'" S 1,000 to S4,000 Must sell 1mmod1atoly
Cash onl~. 55 7 585 7
ANTIQUE & ESTATE
'
JEWELRY
l11•go 1elect1on of dill
rnon ds. v in tage
w:ilches incl RolM
""' Palek We buy ~"" trod• 1nd rt1p,1or
Ntlllam Ha rold
Jewelers 3116 Ne .....
oort Blvd II 32nd
873-0385
·ANTIQUE & ESTATE
JEWELRY
Lerg• seiecuon or d•a
mond1 , Vltlteg•
witches incl n olo)
1na Petek We buy
1eU tr 1de 11'1d repn.,
Wtll1 1m Harola
Jewelers. 3116 New·
pon Blvd 11 J2nd
873.()385
Whl•• to Publlo
D111mond1. gold ,11
vor 333 17th (ber11nd
IHOP) $48-5030
ets &
nimals 6049
Frae Hlmalayen Cellco
1 year lovl<lg Preg·
nant by Btaclc Peratan
673-0848
porting
oods 606
SKIS FOR SALE!
K2 115·1 Salomon 637
b1nd1ng1 Good condt
lion S75 0 B 0 640-
1165
Power Boats 701
20 SKIPJACK. good
cond1t1on Covor, Ill·
1>011r1.1 ou1drt1111 s 7 ooo e.ir. nr.•, 1
36' TIARA
R1H1ar tor an gon
Im m ac S 135.000
6'12·8868
lips, Docks
& Storage 702
• Two 45 50 Sho~
Phono pV1 parl11n9
showt-r oath eva 1 •Jo
•H.B . SLIP•
l O 15 FT' op lo l .11)10
1n Newport Beacr1
Ca•1 , • 1 r .i. '1
30·50 F 1 B o•t Sllp
.V Aay Av" Nr""p r t
0<!1"11 St, 11
C nov b •' , .. •·
BOA l SLIP prtv.lle
9"'·" toe tit Oil Lido
1,10 1n h or lnngrr
St<' It 6 10 288'l
N E WPORT DOCK
•FOR RENT•
5!> & 35 PONl'f :)r f
Low r11l(l<, 1'31 0.1.11
Newport Slips
$1 2 50 •t
760 O."> 1
PRIVATE DOCK
Nowpon 20 ,0 " • 1
loc 1~r1!_y f> • 1 ,f f
PnlVATE DOCK r.fl
50 65 po"""' •'
Dover Snores
548 '.1390
WANTED-ASAP: 51 p
or std• tie for 25 11
sailboat 1n N\'WP :l'I
Beach 665·565J
5 •Pt't1fl ·''' r ~ I~ .. ,\ttO c I )f' .,. hLt ,.,
(OOJO'J~I
$9 ,888
COASTAL ACURA
714.979-2500
ans 904
90 MAXI VAN P , 1or
cruosn 'loll'rrn 1•11
Nh('nl l ll)O m n~
LU~E ::.r; ~ oncF <;
SAU
For~ Hl"'V111
si;oo OBO C '" .,.tfl 14 91 or 540 'l \JQ ,,, ..
for Davo
ntique
lassies 904
,97, C ADILLAC OeV• •o
Al f rsl 100 000 "'''"~ looits gooll S 1 200
OBO 673·0.'87
Cll.!1llac t<;lfi2 Eide 'ldO
01tlfllZ COllVOll•hll'
F' .. r.torv p.r 11 he lthM
E 1 cntlont orin•n.il
pl11mb IC,llhOr .15 000
m '"' SJfi 500 Roch
,irt1 759 'J•l 11
uto
mported 910
'84 FORD
MUS TANT
l\T A C P~ PA
.-'II T n A C I E. A ~' ' .... ~ ")
$3795
EARLEIKE
TOYOTA
722·2098
Pl/Tlel1 Turon NAME ITAT£MfNT .I Tne reg,,•r11-.1 St com l~Q• CeM 92127
This tlltttmenl ,.,., h~ Thi lollow•ng t)«l()f)S are ~ to Iran.a(! Dul • , .. ta. Jeennone K T.tout 233
''"'"the County Cler~ OI Or dOtng buStnMS H ~U undtot tr>f! fichf'°'-'1 Put>I 1"90 Or1nge Coas1 Pcx>e>y Ave Co<on1 <Ml Mii 1n941
1
County on Jtnu1ry 2!> SHEL T 0 N S M IT H 8us•neu name.ii 1tS1ea D111; P11<>t Januer1 2' Feo-Celtf 92t25
1~1 CERTIFIED PUBLIC AC-aoove on NA •uar~ 3 tO 1' 1991 This bu9I_. 11 con
F4'2321 COUNT ANTS 18401 \Ion Susan E Cameron Su--0451 dueled oy an tnd'Vtdual
Puottshed Orange Co111 l<e•man Suite •30 1r.1ne Th•S 1111emerit NU f11ea Tne regietr.,,1111 eom FIND D•1ty Pilot Feb•utfV 3 10 Calif 9271!> I '"''h 111,. Cou• ty C •" ot Or· PU8l1C NOTICE menced to lraNaGt buSJ rt
1
,' 2• 199 1 Debor al) Sm 11'1 112•2 lll94I Coun•~ "'' J1nu1ry 25 I ,_ Yndet the F1C1it10U~
JAGUAn I '!Al\ Vandon an &pa ment Su ()64 Sterr• Pelos hvtnft C.ihl 199, FICTITIOUS IU ... 11 8u11neH nam••I h1teO
Pia., JatJo groen throuoh clauified 92715 fl4*21t3 NAME ITATH•WT 1.oo-.e on ~ 29 1986
101""'' 4 £1 ooo mites --------------------Th•• ou11neu is con Puo"~ O•anoe Coa.11 rr.e 1o11"'°'•ng P41'ton• 11el ~Trout
only Sunor condition nun•ic NOTICE PU8llC NOTICE ouc1eo by an 1n01v1<1ua D1JI) P•IOt FeO•ua•, 3 10 00"'0 ou-u Tn• 11•1__..1 -''*' S:?O 500 964 •8 900 ___ ,.._UDL_______ Tr>e r991ttflntts1 com-,. 24 •QC.• BECKER Fil TER SALES .,.,h ,,,. County C-" of Ot
0 "'ICmlOUI •U•• ...... •• menceo 10 1ransact tluSt I S...-060 -'DA BECKER TECHN"'AL1 ~ r--.. on , _ __... )0 d.1~ l~, r:Jl5l ovorunn FICTITIOUS 8USINEll ' """' "' """'"" __ , "' "'AME STATEMENT NAMf ITATUll!NT neu unde< ,,,. "<t•l'°'-'S SALES 10 H~ St Sit 1 1
J ' ""' I !HI!> XJS , hf' IO>ICNW"'" person! a•e The lolto....•ng 1>41''°'1' ..,, 8us1neu n1mei t ) ll•t•d P\ELIC NOTIC{ A t07 ''"'"• C lllt 927 111 f4Cllll
Aron.zo ()""'"!'' irorn '1 ii Ov\•n•~-: 15 aoong busaness as above on Jar>ua"t 1 199 1 s. on O.~ C1 fouwa I Putlll9l'leCI Orange eo.i
rJow 0• 5101 Cond•· THE FOUR CORl'<ERS "'ATES ENTEF4PRISES Debora!\ Srruth FlCTITlOUI _,.._.. 9~3 Qu.....,1 St LagtJllll [)aoly P110C Feon.aty 10 17
l11)n ~1 1 :'00 O iiers BAOl<ERAGE C0¥PAN'I' •e WMl•noton Court ~-This Slltement WIS 1 •e<I NAM( STATf~NT 8eeGt> C&J•t !12651 24 ¥11Cl'I 3 1991
n en Vd 'S'l 'l 111 IOQU Ad,...,~ A.f' _ 1 Tl POtl 8N<;h Ct~I 92860 ,.Ith ll>e Counl~ C~ll OI 0,_ •r.fl to. •'9 ~IQns ••t '" s Ou'\onau t COf\·
Hunltn9100 Beach Ca ol •«olh een 8 01tome t8 ll>Q9 Coun1y or J•nu•r• JO aoong Ous.NIU u duet.a Ov 1 COfPOfa''°" l H1' 198'1 [5pr11
hi•oo nl.1c,. ue19e.
1mrnacul ite !> eoo
" 1 v~ e• toncJf'd "''ll ·
r ~nty S!.9 900 ~ t :!
9/J.0019
•P~4f w .. u.ngton Court Newc>Ol'1 1991 l(AV PACl<AGING '281 T11e 'IO•Sl••nllll com-
• Jot>n B Rim••f'Z b400 a.aco Cai.I 92680 F412107 09•• A.e Costa u.. ,,.,.nceo to t•11111e1 ova.
Thi ousu'leH 11 con· PvOl•sned 0tll'ge Co1s1 Ca.if 926211 -uN,., tN Ftet•ttOl.lll ACTTTlOUa 9UIF•U
'::a't":'c d i~.::~"'l•ngton oucteo Dy an 1no .. t0ua D..ry Pt60t Feb<u.ll'Y tO l7 t.Ateh~ I< •• ...,, 1<oia..n'loll1 Bulll'HI n1,.,,..11 ltsled N . .-STATlmltT
S\amu Soot\4 28091 Lii fht reg111r1n1111 com· 2• M11cn 3 199• 1970 Sw111 °''"' Costa at>O ... on ;lf'U¥y 2 19', , Thi lolloww'G per-.on& et•
menced 10 lrl!•ACI °"" Su-069 Mesa Ct11f 9211211 Scott ~ ~ ~ 91. (.tffrn <tqu"A H I !I Ca"' --s u _ _._ 1~ F-l•t~·s -----------• f o..• s1e1~t -.. ~ fRCEO"S q ..... '""""' .... -..., 11 s Ous·~ss 1 CO" . ..., -·-· --,....., N WPORT BP•STOl EX· ~I , 7 J 280 ~653 9..,,.ness namectt listed ·-1c MnTICE duct.a tlv .,, •nd••t0..-1 "'"' 1"9 County Cler\ of Or ·, ECUTIVE SUIT"'S 1300 'it•O 1n 0"'J nal •vor·{ Tn
0
• !luS•09SS IS con a~-e on Janu•r.. 28 I""" t I'"~ AU C 18 "' ~--• .,.., Tr.e •eo•st•an11s1 com •noe ovnly Of' JlnUlfY "'-o1 Street "'°"" "'·-·ta I',,,,, w•th toln intM or 1 P\J c,, co parine<~ 1(1tnieen Bottome FICTITIOUS eu11NE1a menceo 10 transact Out•· 199: ':'00' .............. e..cn c;,,
Woll noa111ta1nod Cal•1 fnt' rt'gi51raritr5 t com This 1111tmen1 was !tied NAM£ ITATEMENT ~ und@f !"'9 Fte1 tt0us ll-.a1t.J9 !IM~-....-'
".lrri 1 C,lf P11nc1pals mencf'O 10 tran'!-<ICt ous• , .... m ,,.,. County Clef' of Oto Tne rottO'lo ng per~ are1 eusinen neme111 1t1t•O Put>I s"9d Of1"91 Coest p.,.. & BnltOI L ro 1300
on I y A" A' on ab to 1 ""~ "' ""' lilt' Ficto1tout ange County on February 1 ooong OUllnftl 1s above on June 1 •it() 01 ty Ptlot Janua.ry 27 Feo-.,_ol St,_ ........... c. -1, "lllor co ·u ~T.(']1) eu,tn('U name4SI lllled 1'!191 C ALIFOR NIA GOLFI Ulch-K-nKot...,.,PI •ulryJ •O t: 199t 2..~~ ~ C..1
MMcodn• 1!'l79 :'80e •''~;::..: i::.mt>e< J l990 . F4131.a PROMOTIONS F 1 Pr1n<:e· 'hos it.tt90'*1t """ 11'80 Su..o.&111 neec>
' owner •mm:tcul~tc ' This sta11rmen1 "'!Ill Meo PuohSl\80 Or•no• Cout ton 0.1ve Co'11 Me!la Ca111 *'1" lhe Counl)o Cl(!flt ot 0.-Tl'111 ouslnftt •• con n ,, Io m 1 no I'> am o CJ o w•th thf' County CIOfk or Or D~•ly pr,IOhl Feb, ru•1 ry IO t7 92626 I ange Counh °" January is P\&IC NOTICE Oueted by I kmitecl ~'*
ST '100 9&6·1788 l•noe Counly on January 18 1 ~· Ma c 3 9'1 " 07• Ctir1s1oph11r Thomas t99t t llwp 1 ~91 .. u Mcintyre 27 1 Prin~tllton F4Gll5 '1CTITIOUI .,._.., 1 The regi11rinus1 com
Por~cho 85'"1 944 F ... ls.32 Dr•v• Co~t• Mft,.. Caltl Put>l•slle<l O.eno-Coast NAME tTATIMl:NT f ~ 10 trenMCI ~
wh1lo w t>lacl( leather Puolistil'd Orange Coast PlJBl.IC NOTICE 9262fl Daity Pilot Feo•ua"t l 10 The toltowtng C>8t90t\S are -unoer lhe Ftelltioue
gr o a I con d 111 on. D•··~ PtlOI Januiry 27 Feb-Th·' Ou••n•n 1• con-1' 24 199' 00'"0 °"-u Bull-namec11 1111eo $14 000 675-6178 , ""· 1 tO ,, tg<Jt FtCTITIOUI 9UllNfll Ou<:tflO Dy an 1nO••t0ua1 Su-061 RUSTY HOOD PHO .. 800"9 on noi .,-
SUZUKI 1989
SIDEKICK
A C c os' cu11om
wlloel' S7968
( 1 ()0')72)
BUENA PARK
ISUZU
523·5800
Su·05t NAMf STATEMU(f fl'le reg1sH1nUs1 com-TOGRAPHY 16211 UnOer·1 o.llld&gal ----------! rn .. tOl•O"W•ng pe<sons are ~ 10 rrensac1 OvS> P\RIC NOTICE hit Lane Hunt109ton l!leecfl Thia 9Ultam.nl -i-.i f>OOl.IC NOTICE Ootng OUltnell IS MSI uncle< lhe FictthOut c.l<f 92649 W'tll lhe County C.-ol 0. NEIGHBORHOOD GOLF Buslr>eH n1n,.,., fisted ftCTITtOUI .,...... Star>tey ~I HOOd .... County on Fec>tuery ,
FICTITIOUS •UllNEll CLUB 11117 Ponderou 1oove on February 1 1991 NA• ITATIMIEWT tll28 t UnOerMI L-Munt·1 1901
NAMf STATEMENT Street COit• M.w Calot Ctittlloc>her T Mcintyre The 1~"'0 ~t aft "'Oton Beacn Cal-I 12641 ,_,,.. '"'f' iottow•ng oe<'°"' art !12626 Tn.t si11emen1 was flleol 00<n9 ou-u 'rh·• bu1•11M1 11 c:on-l Pv«*9'led Orat>ge c;_,
Ootng Ou5'1'>a$ IS YOSll•n·~o flkAt• •617 ... ti'! the County ()ark or Or· ACCUCORE 3SJS E OUCltO Oy .,, ~ o.ty '*" ~ 10 17 c JOY ENTERPFHZES Pon09f'OU StrMI Cost• ·~County on February 1 I Coesl H,...,. Su•ll 200 eo.11 Tiie re;•llrat'llll eom-24 W.c:n 3 1991
t8S Meta D•ivt' :: 102•8, Mesa Caltl 92626 1991 Maa C11<! 9262; ~ to lranMC1 ~ S..-011
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¥eu Ca~ 9262l Th11 ou11ness 11 con-24 t.Aer('tl3 1991 rnos ovimeaa 11 eon· Stani..,A Hood STA~O.
rn.s ousnf's~ s eon Oocteo Oya general per1 Su.()75 ducted by 111\lt'>dlY•duat TM 11.at9ment -Med ••AllmCIFRlfTO.
ductfod ov •n ona•v•Ou•• ~P To. •e<;a••l•entlll ton>• .,,,.. the County Olir1I °'Or-U9I Oft ..cnnoua
HI' ,.0,,1rarottsl com Th4 reg11tranUtl com· Pl&IC NOTICE manoao 10 1renMC;t 1>u11 "'08 Counf'r on "*""8ry 11, ..,_.. ...-..
menceo to lritnSACI l>\•5!· mene.d to 1r1nsac1 OUlt ,_. unoe< tM F<httOUt 1901 , Ttie fOillOWln9 P«MI"•
ne-.• ,nOf!r 11\t' l'oct ttOUI ness un<>er tl'tl FteUllOUS flCTTTlOUI .U ... 11 Busme11 n1l'letll hated ~1 l\aft abelldolled ttw u. (II
Bu,1ness name(ll hll•dj8usineu n1melsl lltted NA• ITATE•NT above on Jenuar, 1 1990 Pul*lflad Or-. ~ Ille Ftc;ml0111 8uttneu TRADE now
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abO•t on NA IDOve on February 1, 1991 The lollowong penon. -Mwc Compagnon Delly PllCM ~ 27 Fel>-...,,.. ADV~ CAAE
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NAME ITA TEllENT ...._ IT A ro.JfT lu11ne11 nttMCI) titted The toAowong perlont lfe mt'111er Cailt . uta _. .. Ceunty C1ie111 of Or·
Tne f°"°""'~ P9f'90"S are The lollowlng per90f18 11e 100--0 on December 1 1tll0 ooong ~ as ThlS ._.. la *"' c.wnty on ~ 2$
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STERLING VENTURES I WA A A EN I AS · Tl'lla ttaterT*'t -f.-0 PAAT,,.ERS 20101 SW Tha r9011trant(t l com-~ 0r..,. c.-
11166 NewQott 81 •200 SOCIATES 1520 Nu1mag W11hltlec-ty0ei1col0r· 81rCl'I SI .r240 Senti Ana menced '° 1reNmll _,.. ~ ,_ ~ 3 lO
C<>sta Una Ca••I 921126 Plec. •207, Coete Mela at199 County on Jerwy 2~ ~II Cellf t2707 Mia ill'IOer "'9 11, ·)4 ttet w ,.,,.,, M00<e 2237 Vista Caltl 82125 1991 a.on C wn'!..Mr P Bualn ... ~aa I tM ~ H~•· ~~~tau~ A~A~W-~ 4 15 ·~········································ Ca11f 92fl60 1 H&rdl09 St Belboe Cellf
Th•• bullneH 11 con-926e0 dUCled 1>y an lndt'Yldutll Tht1 bus•nna 11 ~on·
The reg•ttr1nt11l com-ducted tly en untn-
mence<I to 1r.,,~1 bu91· corportted 111oe1111on
nell una.< I,,. AchhOUI Of'* INn I Plf1""'1lf\lt)
l uatnett n1me(1) ll&led The rag111ra11t(1) com•
ab0"9 on JIM!MY 22 1081 mencecs 10 tranaact DI*·
W lven Moore MU under 11'18 f"~l•llOul
Thia 11a1°"*"1 was ftled lu•ln... neme(a) lleted
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1001 County on J1nu11V 25 ~-~A W8f'Nfl
lft I • •-MMell'len\ WU l'iled ,.... .... ,., .... CcM\ty c.11 °' Or·
PublleNO 0r81'1Q9 C08111 el'08 ~on Fef>Nrt I
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The Legel o.penment at IM 0My
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)QA • no ertrll Cl'\atoe, and ...,,. you
the time and "" trtP '° (ht Court
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Air QuAli!r:
Air quality In
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TODAY'S SUN
Sunrise: 6:52 a.m.
Sunset: 5:38 p.m.
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Feb 22
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'L.A. Law' lesbian kiss
hailed by gay activists
By Deborah Hastings
AP T~Wmer
LOS ANGEl l ~ A ""' 1,
\till a kiss. unlc-,o, 1t \ the fc ,b1.111
buss seen on Thur,J.1\ night·, cp1·
'ode of · L.A l aw ...
In th.II c.l\e. .1cc11rJing tn g."
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tele,is1on h"1c.:1n.
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hJ1lcd NU( rml.1~ to r 'hl'\\lng
~hat m" he the f1r't lesh1 1n k"'
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'mooch ,,, C1l AD called 11.
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only recurri ng S·" or h1,nu.1I fc.
male ch.1r.1dc r cu rrenil~ 11n tck\I·
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ABC.·,. "thirtv'lomc.: thin!.!" h."
1wo ga) m:.ilc character<. \\ho .1p·
pear infrequent !) (prnmpt1111! itd·
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ing character \\ho ''J' opc.:nh p)
hut ne\cr e\pericnccd ad,crt1,111c
boycott'
NBC spokesw11m.1n \uc Binford
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1he ''L.A L.i~ ' fl',b,,tn l..1" " " .1
first. Some ad\ert1,er' <lid \.ink
their cnmmcrc1:ib. she "aid , but
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1mmcd1.ll l'I) rep!Jced. re,ulting in
n1• linJnn.il Im., to the network
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ti t ,,, ll\c.: 'l' •in' "n the Jlr
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was a nice person oefore
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'Cheers,' 'Scissorhands'
lead Comedy nominees
I OS ANGELES -Stars from
the :":BC· r V comcJ) "Cheer!!"
.ind the ml1\le'i "Ldward Scis'ior·
h.1nd," .ind ··po~1c.1rJs horn the
hf~c" k tl nominee<> Friday for
\mc.:·m 111 Corned\. AY..JrJ), the
1111\ .l\\.ud 'how d<.'\OtecJ to funn\
l'C1•rk
I rnph1c' 111 14 CJtc~or1e~ \\Ill be
1•1 'entcd 11 the 5th AnnuJI
\11 c.:11c.in C urned' A\\JrJ, presen·
t 111.in-. .1 t the ~hnnc Auditorium
I hl' c.:l rcn111111c' \\ 111 he t,1pe<l for a
t''" h1111 r \BC· rv 'pcci al \l hcd·
11kd 'tirn, tr me in ~tarch
\nwng the nominee<> "ere
l\11,11e Alic), Jay Leno. Whoop1c
c 111ldhcrg. K;ste) Sa)!al, l·J O'Neill
.\1111 John ( 1oodm.in
C l'"'fll\Ullll'I\ .ib,cnt lrum the
11,t \I. c.:rc Bill ( o~li). \\ho rou11ncl~
,,k, n111 111 he rncluJcd in award'
~nmpc.:1 1111111,, Jnd Ro.,eannc Barr.
\\ho' ABC I \ ~cne'l "Roseanne"
1, 11ne nf the mthl popullr ~how-;
11n ICk\l\l\111
( .1rl Reine r \\ill receive the
I 1fct1mc Crcall\e Ac.h1evement
\\\ 11d
I hl' ,, innl'r' Jrc picked from
b.all1•1\ t.:.9'1 h\ 1.1 00 w mcdy per·
l<'lnlt.:I\
I hl' n1111 n 1t11'll' \\ere
I t m.1k r v performe r K1r'1t1e
1
1\lk\. '"( hccrc,", Crnd1cc Bergen.
\l urph~ Brnwn"; J...1te) Sagal,
\I uric 1 \\1th Children".
Ullm.1n. · The Tracey
Ullman Show"; Betry White, "The
Golden Girls."
Male TV performer. Ted
Danson, "Cheers"; John Good·
man. "Roseanne"; Jay Leno, "The
Tonight Show"; Ed O'Neill, "Mar·
ncd With Children", Keenen
Ivory Wnyans, "In Living Color."
Female performer, TV .,pecial·
K1rst1e Alley. "The 1 onrght Show's
~.th Ann1\:er ary", Whoop1 Gold·
berg. "Comic Relier·: Andrea
~hlrt1n. "Six Ladies Laughing";
PJu!J Poundstone •. "Cat... Cops
Jnd tuff'. Li ly Tomhn, "Save 1he
Pljnct "
Male performer. TV special.
l31lly S.~I. ''Comic Relic~ IV";
J.1~ Leno. "The Tonight Show's
2. th Ann1,ersai;•", Da\lcJ L ctter·
man, "l ate Night •h Annr"el''JI)
Special'', Robin Wilham , "C'om1c
Relief IV", Jonathan Winter.,,
"And ~fo Traveling Road Show "
TV 'uppnrttng actres<;· Julta
Duff), "Newhart"; Faith Ford.
'"Murphy Brown''; Estelle Getty,
"The Golden Girl~"; Juhc K:l\ner.
.. fhe Trace> L'llmjn ~how'', Rhea
Perlman, "Cheer,."
1 V 'upport1ng actor: 0Jn3
Cal'C). '"Saturdav Night Lt,e";
Woo<ly Harre bon, "Cheers". John
Larroquette. "Night Court". Alex
Rocco. "The Famous Teddy Z".
Damon Wayans, "In L1v1ng
Color"
-Dr The Assoclattd Prtss
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State allows notes, not
cameras in executions
\ \' I RA"-Cl<,C.O The ~tatc
h.1, tll'1: 1dcd to let reporters use
r l nc.il ' .ind notepad-;, but not cam·
l'1,I\ .. 1t e'l'l ut11in,, j Citate lawye r
,,1111 I ritla'
r he nc\I. poll<) wa' dr~lmed by
lkpul\. Allorncy General Karl
\1.1\c r ;1hc r .1 hearing on a suit by
\ 1n I r.tnc.:"lO public 1clcv1s1on sta·
11110 KOi n. \\ h1ch contend that
lhc rc,tnct1ono, o n coverage of exe·
cu1111n' .rrc unconstitut1onnl.
In m.r~in~ .1rrangements for cov·
C'ra~e of the ~t:ite's first execution
'incc 1%7, SJn Oucnttn Warden
D.11111:! .V:i..,quez had previously re·
lu,t:J In allow reporten to bnng
\Hlting implement or electronic
equipment. ~nying they would
threaten th e: privacy and safety of
gu.irds and wi tnesses.
The 'lu1t also challenges the
'""e's proce"s of selecting news
urgan1ia tlon~ to attend execution .
U S District Judac Robert
Schnacke rcCu ed Fnday to disturb
that proce bc(ore trial, rejectina
KOED's argument that the procc·
dures ollowed the aovemor to Ir·
bitrnrily exclude orpnizations for
political reason .
That arf\Jment will be .reMWCd
at the trn,I, scheduled to atan
March 25, &aid Wilham Bennett
1 umer, the station'• lawyer •
Schnicke also ruled 1h1t
KOED'a npen wkncua. ladud·
Ina tonMr .... Corriel._ DJ;
rector Raymond Proc:u• • ..W inspect the p1 cMmber .,..
trial. The station ii trylna to 6dit
1ha1 televitioft camena clCNld M
used at 1n uec:ation without
compromieina Ma&ri1y.
-. Tho suit wu filed late ,.ear after
Va quez announced his rules for
press coverage of the scheduled
execution in April of Robert Alton
Hams, convicted of murdering 1~0
San Diego teen·agers in 1978.
Harris' execution was blocked by a
federal appeals court, whe re his
case 1 still pending
The warden, whose Death Row
holds about 300 men, said 14 re·
porters would be allowed to watch
the execution but could not bring
pencils, notepads, sketchpads, re·
corders or cameras. They would
act as a pool for a group of about
200 reporters outside the building,
briefing them on the execution .
Mayer said Friday that Vasquez
now had agreed to allow pencils
and notepads, which would be is,.
sued b)' the prison. He said ahc
new rules still bar camera , ex·
pcctcd to be ahc chief issue at the
trial.
Turner uid the rules aJso an·
eluded a new re ariction: the
namct of official wltncuc no
longer would be Ii tcd on the pris·
on's official record. He said the
ct)ange apparently was intended to
1tren1thcn the state'& invation-of·
privacy ugument.
Friday's hiarina focused on the
proccdtlfts used by the staac to
pkt inedia rtP!'O'Cntativa from
lllOl'e than 80 that •PPlicd to CICMf ...............
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