No preview available
HomeMy WebLinkAbout1991-02-11 - Orange Coast Pilot/Al ORANGE C 0 AST • .,, Hazy wl1ll ... fol Late night through mid-morning fog and low clouds with local dense fog. Otherwise fair but hazy. Coastal/ Inland highs from 65 to 75. Lows from 47 to 52. For the Orange Coast's most com- plete weather information, including boating, fishing and surfing reports, see page A9. IN THE NEWSROOM Attention Robin Leach: When it comes to raising money for its efforts in the Persian Gulf, the American Red Cross Orange County Chapter isn't messing around .... Rather than taking the tin cup approach to fun d-raising - re lying on pocket change here and there -the international emergency rchcf agency is out to grab the big bucks via an event that fits the Orange Coast hke a sequined gJove .... Le Mcridicn Hotel in Newport Beach 1 offering a luxuriow. St0.000 ovem1aht stay in the hotel's Presidential Suite on Valentine's Day (Thursday), with proceeds going to the Red Cross... The couple will be picked up in a Rolls Royce -complete with truffles, champagne and roses -for the trip to a posh hotel suite filled with roses, Godiva chocolates and Dom Pcrignom champagne.. If the package is purchased for a lady, a diamond, ruby and gold heart-shaped necklace from Moboco Fine Jc'>'-clry and Gems of Newport will be thrown m ... lf a man 1s being treated, he'll get a gold bracelet. ... The couple gets the choice of dining in the elegant Restaurant Antoine or in their suite, with musi c provided by a violinist. ... lf you can't break away on Valentine's Day, this elegant experience can be delayed un11I Friday or Saturday .... lf you're intere,ted, call 835-5381. QUOTES Of THE DAY "lt""ts vam sir, to attnuatt tht mat· ttr Gtntltmtn may cry ptact, ptact, but tlitrt is no ptact. Tht war is actu· ally ~gun. Tht nat gait that ~tps from tht north will bring to our tan tht cla.sh of sOW1ding omu. Our brtth- rtn art already m tht fitld. Why stand wt htrt Idle? What is it that gtntltmtn wish? What would they lun>t? Is lift so dtar or peace so swttt that it might ~ purchased at the price of chaw and slavery? Forbid it, almighty God, I know not what com:st otl~n may ta/CL, but as for mt, give mt liberry cwp · me dtath." Patrick Henry COMING ATTRACTIONS •The Onnae Coast Dally Piiot joins other local business giants in ponsorina Spirit Run 1991 , Orange County's Iara- est SK/lOK race, on f eb. 24 at Fashion Island. INDEX Briclp oohimn/ IS Bv....,Af ~ Comica/11 Community Fcnm/ Al ~ Ea11na-..c/47 ·-......... Ann Latldcril.U Pohco l.oi'Al P\tblte-~ Sctamletll'aS Sodctyl.U ~· TV......,A7 ..... ,At .. ...... CletitUl I I .................. ' .4b Ill Show yoar np;ort ...... , Monday, February 11, 1991 25 cents Police union blasts department, Lowenberg By Robert Barker Orange Coast Ody Plot HUN T IN GTO N BEACH -The Hunt- ington Beach Police Of- ficers Association come out swinging in its cur- rent Justice for All Mag- azine, with writers taking shots at Chief Ron Low- enberg, "downward mo-Lowenberg rale," a "white elephant computer system" and other issues. Monty Mauney, president of the 217- membcr association, wrote 1hat the multi· m1llion·dollar emergency computer system is inadequate and creates a "paramount OCC speech team could 'three-peat' By Colin Caldwell 0ranoe Coast [)Uy P*'I COSTA MESA -With the chant of "thrcc·peat" in the back of their minds, the Orange Coast College speech team, winners of their last 14 tournaments and two-t.ime defending national champions, arc hoping to not "stumble like the San Francisco 49ers" on their way to another wm, said OCC head coach Peg Ta)IOr. Taylor, who has coached the squ.1d for the past :!2 )Cars, has led the team to consccutr.e tournament '1ctories dating back to March 1989. In preparation for the 1991 National Tournament, to be held m Co ta Mc a in April. the team com· petcd against 40 colleges and univer 1t1e~ recently in Sacramento The team was easily v1ctonous. compal· mg 164 point . with El Camino College a distant second with 80 With a 5·0 record m tournament compet1t1on this ~car, 11 'ieem\ the team 1s resting easy. Or 1'> 11? "The pressure is beginning to build for the team," Taylor said. ''Evcf)one 1s 'ihoot1ng for us" With the Ccmto College Tournament JU'it around the comer. the team is at· tempting to keep a low-key approach. In- creasing excitement, however, from the squad's overwhelming success seems to be hurting that attempt. "Though we're attempting to low·kcy things a bit with our students, the thought of three-peat 1s certainly on our minds." Taylor said, adding that no team has ever won three national championships in a row. Beyond the victoric , however. both coaches and students ahke say being in- volved with the team is a compem1ve, at times difficult, Jct rewarding experience. "Being involve in the speech team is probably one or the most rcwardina expe- riences," said COIJCh Georgie Monahan. "Students learn much about critical See CHAMPS/Piii Al problem" for officer safety. "Past administrations did the depart- ment an injustice by purchasing the sys- tem and cu rrent administration 1s trying the Band-Aid effect to make 1t work.," Mauney writes. " ... I advocate scrapping the system and stop throwing money down the dram over a system that is not efficient nor effective. "Costs are rising as we speak. Someone 1s making money on this system and n's the citizens of Huntington Beach who arc losing." Mauney also asks why, considering city budget woes, officials created a position of assistant city administrator at a salary of S~3.000. The officers, who arc seeking a 10 pcJc> cent pay increase, arc locked in a contract stalemate. Three page of anonymous let- ters in the newsletter are sharply crtt1cal of Lowenbcrg, with one writer saying mo- rale has dropped dramatically since Low- enberg became chief. "l will definitely support a vote of no confidence when the time comes, )OU can be assured of that," read one letter. signed as "A Disgruntled Officer." A "Disappointed HB Officer" "'rote that morale is "the lov.:e t I have ~cen I can't behe\ic how under-staffed "<! arc and find 1t unbelievable that there 1~ no overtime to make up for the lack of man· power." swans rule around here . "",...,....o-,r c:-IWr ,.. Trigger and Dusty, the newest residents of Balboa Island, are a pair of swans. Their owners live nearby but Trigger and Dusty live wherever they want and take no arguments from any of the Island 's many dUcks. Another said, "We are curreotJy dead- locked with negotiations. I have never once heard the chief publicJy support our po ition . I'm sure that he is afraid to risk his future political goals. "... In essence, dedication and loyalty means diddly~squat," the officer wrote." However, the Onnae Cout Dally Pilot contacted several POA-member officers who praised Lowenberg. who couJdn't be reached for comment. Sgt. Dennis Martin said Friday that the POA is a large body and that "a few anon)mous letters 10 the editor that are very cnt1cal of our chief is not necessarily the opinion of all members, and surely See POUCEIP9 M DC' s leaders evaluated by innuence Concern for citizens, community rated high By Paul Archlpley Daly Pl.:Jl PO • .ul W"lll Ediror's note: This 1s lhtrd m • four-pvt Stnes on • commurury leader survey oon- ducted m Oran,e Counry. It should come .---------- • no surpnse th.at CIVlC and bus1 ness leaden consider Ncw- pon Beach to b( one of the most 1nflucm1al com· mumties 1n Or· angc County A recent survey also showed that nearly all the people named as county leaden mah their home 10 the bcacbfront community. Four Ne\\rpon Beach fCS1dcnu -Super- VlSOr Tom Riley, state Sen. Marian Beracson. R-Ncwpon Beach, busi- ness:man/pb.aJantbropist Henry S¥:nt1om and l rvinc Co. c:ba.trman Donald Bren - were named more often than any other leaden in the county in a survey spontoRd by the Orup C..t o.Dy PUiK. ~ SUTVC')' WIS conducu:d by the inter· national polJJf\I firm flelshmaa-Hiilard, Inc., an conjurlctson with the Eddie Mabe Co .. a Washinaton..bued busincal cam- paaan consuJtina firm. Respondents were contle1ed from a lilt of 272 city oounciJ and chambers of com- merce leaders across Oranae Co\lnty. Riley, named by 11 pcr'CIC'llt of the n:-- pondents. is peroetved as a leader' who is concerned about citizens and the com. munny. Berseson. named by 9 pen:at c. 'Wt- See SURVEY,,_ M Saddam must be ta en out ol power, Says Cox By Colin Caldwtn Orange Coast Daly Plot The Middle East will not be safe as long as Saddam Hussein is in charge of Iraq, and one U.S. objective must be to oust him from power, Christopher Cox. R-Newport Beach, told about 350 Or- ange Coast residents Sunday ir:a a speech at the Temple Bat Yahm in Newport Beach. "Our purpose must not be to destroy Iraq as a country but rather to take out 1ha1 rulin1 ,roup of gangsters in charge of Iraq at the present time. Why go to war again t a man like Saddam. Hussein Nation adjusts to war time while families cling to hope around war circulata.. For Sherry Mad9ch. whole hutbend Mark is on the tro.I ... iii SMldi Ara- bia II I .... bettolll • Ud llOillld units. It...,.._ her .... off tM .. Im aotten a ltt* ....,, And • ._., pt 11 upeet .,.,,_,,. ower telewWoa newsnpona. ''Thet'a b9c1111 I )Ill .. , __. IM --. .. llf'r'nl t' 'I r'L D. • IODIN.... 11 Dtuu rnM rtr a C..laO........ • ... ..... .._Gfla11ll111 . .............. .... only to allow him to remain in power after the war is aYCr?" Speakina alon& with two e perts on the past and prexnt oonn1cu in the Persian Gulf 1n a forum titled "ll)c Middle Ealt in Crisis: The Israeli Per- pectivc," Cot uid an ambiguous U.S. foreip policy helped lead to conflict in the rc,;on. "In Juty, 1 wanted to cut subsidies to Saddam Husacin. but Bush did 80I favor that. And tM U.S. A.milt• S.. rctuy of State said,_ MfOii iM lnlrjl invasion of Kuwait that die U.S.__... not pt bwol¥ed in a bOlder liq* • ... ~. Yo to counselo mili .... -- Orange Coast People 11m~~~~~~~~~~~~~- The new president of the Coast Community College District Board of Trustees and a booster of equal opportunity education through the community college system. EDUCATION CAREBl----------- Berger spent 36 years in education, coming to the Huntington Beach Union High School District in 1965 where he was the first principal of Fountain Valley High School. Now retired, Berger works as a marketing consultant for Tobin Investment Corp .. tn Huntington Beach. RGHTlNG FOR ACCESS-------- coast and other community college d1~tncts throughout the state arc fighting federal plans to require an clig1bihty test for en- rollment. "It flies in the face of the whole purpose of community college'!. Community colleges should be an open door for the en- tire community, regardless of your age. regJrdle~s of )'Our back- ground." COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT------- Berger. who has a doctorate in educational admin1stra11on from UC Berkeley. serves on the board of d1reuors for a number of community organ1zat1ons, rncluding the: lJn1ted Way of Orange County. Friends of KOCE. and he " .tn act1-..c member of th e California Retired Teachers A's0<:iat1on and K1wan1s ln1erna11on- al. LOCAL CONTROL--------- Community colleges arc much more adaptable than other high- er educa11on ins11tu11ons because dcc1s1ons art: made at the local level, according to Berger "(ominun11y colleges will play a ma1or role in the retooling of America If we \CC a need next semester, we will meet that need " Coast Communit> College District in- cludes Orange Coast, Golden ~e.-.1 and Coastline community col- leges and television station KOCI: Berger c;a1d another objection 10 the federally 1mpo1,cd elig1b1hty requirement 1s that the test would be administered by the federal government A Judge has is- sued a temporary in1unct1on against the requirement whale the. l\\Ue I'> decided in court "We still have the d1rect1on to enroll nny !\tude111 that come' an If you have a need and the desire and the ab1h1y, we will lttle you · -Compiled b_t Rujs Lonr Local News Brlals Laguna omcer 1nJured in tramc accident LAGUNA 131:.AC.H A patrol officer \\as seriously in1ured here Sunday afternoon "hen he stl)pped for a pedestnJn 1n a Cfll\'>wall and \\J\ rear-ended by .mother driver. Office r John r l hi man \\,1~ taken by Life Flight helicopter tu M1"1\IOn Hospital Regional Mcllical Center \lollh neck and spine injuries folkl\\inl: the :: 40 p.m. colh.,1on, said police Sgt Lance Ishmael Nobod)' else \\J\ 1n1urcd. but the wreck and 1nvcs11gat1on 11cd up P.1u f1-. Coast H1gh\\Jy, th" city's main artery, for hour'>. l·ehlman. 29, had stopped his patrol car .ll P~ivl Street and the Coa't H1ghwa} for a woman crmsing the strebi' when a one-ton l on.I pack-up truck slammed into him from behind, said CHP Of- fi cer Joe Lscobar, who inve. t1gated the accident. Ste.,.cn E~cobar. 29, the trud."s driH:r and no relation 10 the: Cl f P offi ce r. said he didn't sec that the police ca r had come to .1 rn1p. Officer Escobar \a1d 1 he truck \.\.J" probably going lcs' th.an JS mph. the investigator \a1d On impact, f·ehlman was thrO\\n fl1rwa rd c1gainst his scat bell. then h" head snapped back and hit the plex1glas and metal bar ner between the front i.eat and back. Officer Escobar said I le wa1. ll\tcd in 'ltablc cond1t1on at Ml\s1on Hospital's intensive care unit Sunday with spinal cord bru1~es. "It looks like he's going to be OK," Ishmael .. aid. Officer bcobar agreed, but said 11 was difficult to tell with back injuries Steven Escobar was not drunk or otherwise impaired when he rear-ended the police car, Officer Escobar said. "He (Escobar) was very concerned for the officer. He kept telling me he just didn't sec the car had stopped. Jt was 1 brigtu day," omcer Escobar -;aid. Argument becomes shoot-out, one dad SANTA ANA -An ugumcnt escalated into a •hoot-out here late Saturday night leaving one man dead. Michael Gabriel Martinez, 36, was killed at the home of his e'I· tranged girlfriend about 11:30 p.m. ofter he showed up at the house on the 1300 block of South Baker Street armed with a pis· tol. Police arrived 1t the scene to find Martinez on the front Jawn, dead after 5ufTering several gunshot wuund,, said police Sat Joe Eslher. Martinez apparently argued with family members before re· tnevin1 a .AS cahber •utomatic sun from hi car, Either said. lie fired several shots, but it was unknown whether Martinc.i was aimint at his ex-airl(ricnd or her {amity. One o( the woman'• relatiwl arabbcd a IW' from the house and her Cather, Rodolpho Jimenez. SA, 1ho1 Maninu. with the ~fiber pittol. Jimenn and uotber mativ., Ryefy J~ 27, .ere arm&ed a& Ille w, but relaled 1 lhort lime laa.cr. _., ......... The World ... in Four Minutes Clamr: Nat 11111• .... d•~lllR SIOONELL.A, Sicily -Defense • -------- Secretary Dick Cheney said Sunday Q.P.SJl.Q'JP.' that allied bombardments had sharply Ut:::il:H reduced the capability or the Iraqi mil· STC> RM itary, but officials acknowledged lhat allied commanders have sought more time to prepare for the ''deci ive'' next step in the Gulr War. En route home to brief Pre ident Bush on the prospects for a dangerous ground campaign to oust Iraqi troops from Kuwait, Cheney said the ai r campaign had reduced the fighting power of some Iraqi divisions by as much as 40 percent. He said the next phase of the war would likely combine ni r power with both JTOund a.nd amphibious combat, but he woul d not say how soon 1t migh t begin. A senior administration official said "the question or ti ming" was di cussed but not resolved during meetings among Cheney, Chairman Colin Powell or the Joint Chiefs or Staff, and top Desert Storm commanders. "The bulk or everything we wan t" has arrived, the official said, and "the force we've got deployed now is indeed ready." Following the talks, a senior mi litary official suid there was n general fee ling among U.S. officers that allied forces could use another three to four weeks 10 prepare for ground combat. "The guy just off the boat, they could use some more time," he said, referring to ground units recently amved from Europe. Such forces have the specialized M-1 battletanks designed to con- front Iraq's Soviet T-72 tanks. The orficials spoke only on condition on anonymity. Cheney, for his part, said there was no pressure from any quarter to get started. He said only Iraq's voluntary withdra\\ al from Kuwait would avoid a land war. Speaking with reporters aboard their airplane. which topped in Sicily on the trip back to Washington. Cheney and Powell would not say whether a specific recommendation would be made to the president when they meet him at the White House today. They gave an upbeat assessment of the Gulf W:ir. "We 've got a lot of things to talk about when Cheney and Pow- ell come back," Bush said Sunday a he returned to the White House after a weekend al the presidential retreat al Camp David, Md. Cheney and Powell arrived back at Andrew~ Air Force B."c by Sheral LeBeau ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIE$ M a)'be 1t was the bourbon. few people know that fi\e 'hnt\ of quality whiskey, consumed before 11 a m . can produce a Cc:rl.llll buoyant effect on the drinlcr. Hound Dog Hunter knC\\ and he was the rirst to bob 10 the 11urfacc of the frigid ~ewport HarhtH waters. Gasping and spluttering, the Orange Coast's premiere anvc ,t1- gative journali\t pulled at the green vi'lor th at had i.lippcd around his neck in the desperate struggle to e'<it the sinking limo I\ crowd of hocked pcdes1rians Oockcd to the tattered r.111 of the Balboa Ferry and watched an horror. 1 hcy'd all seen the bl.tel limo roar right off the edge of the: ferry. No"' their faces a''umcd the slack-1awed stupor of pro-bowling spectJtors. W11h the roaring gasp of a breaching v .. h;ile, Roman Miles \\JS the: ne"Ct survivor 10 hit th e su rface. nearl} hounding from the drink Immediately, tht' chauffeur Guido's black head broke through. Nearly blind "ithout has gl."'es, I lound Dog grabt'tcd .11 the m.in\ face to see who 1t wa ... Spla~hing back to the \\Jtcr, one ol Miles' gold cufninks caught Hound Dog\ 'hirt and dragged him under the brackish water For a long minute the three men \trugglcd, batting al e.ld1 other l1~c a 1 hrcc Stooges re -run But'tblcs ""ere ming f.1,t and furi ou' lrom the descending hn10, ma~1ng a cartoon 1acu1l 1 of the harbor ~uddenl). Hound Dog topped. ··~111c, Miles, \\.here\ ~.JI '>"' I le gulped a mouth full of \cawatcr and g.1ggcd Guido \\,1vcd at the now chc:enng crowd . In the d1s1r:u:t1on, Miles grahbcd I lound Dog by the shoulder nearly \ending him under for the third time. '"ThaddeU'.," he began, using the reporter's given name for em- pham "Think, old boy. I offered you two SJO million each It· could all be yours Think. Nobody will mi s the little: muckraker for heave n·~ <,a~c. After all. he 's from New York." ro he continued Did You Know? Jane Powell movie gives glimpse or '50s Orange Coast For OC couch potatoes: Study local history on TY. Jn 1956, a movie, "The Girl Most Likely," starring Cliff Robertson and Jane - Powell, wos filmed in and around Newport Harbor. The storyline concerns a girl who jumps off the Balboa Ferry in hopes or at· tracting a millionaire on a passing yacht, but gets fished out of the Harbor by a mechanic instead. She's already engaged to a real estate salesman but ends up engaged to th e mechanic and yachtsman instead. Well, don't worry about the plot • just enjoy 1950s Newport Bench. You have the starring role when you end your hi torical facts to Did You Know. Oranit Coast Dally Piiot.. P.O. Bo:c 1560. Costa Mesa, 92626. -Comp/ltd by Annt plnn Police Log Cosb MtH 1"tfo women esa1m1tc.d &o be •boot n yc1r1 o~. 1tole a 1i~ ol C.oon beer, worth S7.•9, from a C1rdc JC fooif ltOfC late Wcdncaday. One of the women rtpottcdlY d11tractcd tho clcrt while u.. OthcT waited out ,rath lho bctr. 8otJ\ f1cd on foot. tho then ocancd at 10-43 o m. Hutl .... leaell near Wlllaiftston ahc>nly after 10:30 p m. Sunday. Neither made any renwb '° waitina reporters. Democrats and Republicans alike in Conarcu are expressing hope the pound campaip can be postponed while the air assault further we1bn1 Saddam's forces, rcducina American casualties when ground fiahtina docs occur. "We're aeeina now a continuation or the pulverizing by air which 1 think ought to continue until we d~ci~~ that we ~ h~ ten the end by some limited ground acuon. Senate Minomy Leader Bob Dole, R-Kan., said Sunday on NBC-TV's "Meet the Pres ." LOS ANGELES -The federal government is providing at least SS million this year to create the Southern California Earth· quake Center so that scientists can work more closely as they study the region's seismic hazards. Creation or the center will be formally announced Monday af· ternoon by the Unive rsity of Southern California, which will serve as focal point for the center. The quake center isn't an actual building. Instead, it is a "cen- ter without walls" -a five-year to 11-ycar cooperative re earch effort involving work.shops, meetings and eminars attended by scientists from several universities and agencies. As a result, scientists, not bureaucrats, will get all of the more than $5 million provided for the center this year by the Notional Science Foundation and the U.S. Gcologic:il Survey, officials said. : Stars record tribute to U.S. troops BURBANK -Former heavyweight boxing champ Mike Tyson joined a celebrity tribute Sunday 10 Amcric;in troops in the Persian Gulf, saying he would be frightened 1f he found himself in 11 desert trench. "I'm here because I believe they're frightened I know I would be." Tyson said of the troops. "I'm just happy to be here 10 show my support." Tyson was one of dozens of celebrille'I who gathered a t Warner Bros. Studios to record "Voices That Care," an anthem of sup- port for the forces. The: star-tudded chorus at the taping c s1on included actor Kevin Costner. Whoopi Goldberg and Chevy Chase. "The guys are ove r there fighting for me, so the least I can do for them is halfway ruin the song," Costner quipped. ) -By Tht A.ssocl•ttd Prtss News or the Weird Treed 'lade.,_., hl'nl out to be .... big K.EITHVILLE., La. A c.rowd of people spent most of the night trying to rescue what appeared to be black bear caught 50 10 60 feet up a pine tree so th ey could mO\C 11 to a wtldhfe area. Sheriff deput1C'i, game war- dens and wildlife b1olog1~ts were in the crov.d that gath- ered for nearl)' eight hours on Norman Gordon\ farm an northwestern Loul\iana A vet- e n na r1a n fired tranquilizer d,1r1" at the critic r in an effort to ge t 11 down Deputies and wildlife agents strung a net to catch the bear \\hen the dregs took hold and 11 fell from the: treetop Ihen the) pl..nned to release 1~nto the \\aid -probably on the Tens~' Na11onal W1ldhfe Ref- ORANGE COAST l1ilyPilat VOL: 15. NO. 042 O.ltv.y guarmntMt 1 rou • 1111 ,_,.. ......, eir • Lii\., C111 tllll:lr9 10 am. ... _, .. I • fllll llF llCIOfl Our C.'°"9 ... C:...~ 11..--..eam. IDIP.11\ ......... 111'19 tOUl.tl'I ............ ,., .. ,..,, .............. To l'Nlke • oonec:iUon .... o..-c..._ ..... ~·~ .,..._.,......_r • ...,..,..,... .. , ...... Ma-al1 ......... ., ... ..... L. ...... a.......,, Vice ...... :\di .... ::i-.:= ............... ... ,,., .. ugc o· the state's Bag Lake Wildlir.: Management Arca. "I don't want to exaggernte, but 1t seemed to me that at any time we had os manv as 40 or 50 people .... ," said Gordon, a Shrcvcpon lawyer. It wasn 't until they chopped the tree down early Thursday that they discovered they were rescuing a dart-nddlcd garbage t'tag. Lt Dalton Green of Man - field, an enforcement official for the state Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. was among tht)<,e convinced that a big nn1mal · was treed at Gordon's But even he knew 1t wasn't likely. "In 20 year with Wildlife and f 1sherics. I've never heard of one in thts _rca that was confirmed," said Green. -B) Tht A.ssoc.l•ltd Prrss How to 1'811Ch us at the Dally Piiot Advertising ClllMdled Cllptlly Edltorllll ..... Spana ...... epor\llu • A wom1n c:alle.d orr1ett1 n &c1n, ~ tlllt IOme()410 had aokn her food lart1p1 and that a.re.le· CMd her hfi Newport Bncla , .. Monday, February 11, 1991 a Looking tor the best Vlleldlne's Day gift? Police chug a tew -all In a day's wo eminar helps officers nab drunks off the road to hoistioa a few. ·Before they bcaan drinking. II were given typical field sobriety tc ts -counting backward , walk· mg straighl line , reciting the al· phabeL Then, aJter two hOUl'I Q( drinkina. they tried again, with le ~ucce s. Thursday being Valen· tine's Day, it seemed rca· w nable to do a column with some kind or romantic slant for today. But what? I was thinking this over while reading the Dally Piiot and there it wo : a page or Valentine's ads. Fred Martin Among the advertisers were the California Palms and Holiday Inn hotels, both with Sweetheart Spe· cials. Probably some good stories there Thursday night , -----=--------- but that would be too late. Sea and Shore Holidays' Caribbean cruise sounded neat, but same problem. Simply Irresistible wa~ offering gift bas· kets or all ki.od • which had pos 1bilit1e , and so did Newport Hill Florist. But I was looking for something, you know, offbeat. Out· rageous Occasions, an event·planning outfit might be the ticket, e~pecially the part about a horse-drawn carriage. There were two jewelers. J. Marshall in Ne'-" port and Creath c Jewelers in Laguna. My wife would like that, but I keep tf)in!,! to convince her she's allergic to jewelry Then there was the Ameritone paint store in Co .. ta Mesa. At first I really couldn't figure out the connection bet'A>ecn paint and Valentine's Day. But, by goll)'., painting our r.1ther tally master bath would make a splendid gift, though not O\erl> romantic. Of course, the XOXO lingerie boutique ad certJtnl y got my at· tcntion with the Junoesque blonde in the Guy l Jrm:he lact: body stocking. Yikes! Then I saw it· Fantasy Lingerie in Fountain V.lllc> r olk,, if you want a Valentine's gift that 1s, .,hall we ~a~. unusual. or )Our fire need stoking, you might want to gl\c the plJle a look Frankly, I did not know that thert: "as :,uch a thing a' mui.tc,sl underwear, but they have it . (Alas. it pla}" "Happy Birthday") Also, undtcs that glow in the dark and undic' th.II ;ire ed1hlc (Many tangy flavors. includirTg hanana. ctmnilatc, 'tr<1wllcm Jnd, of cour~e. Mai Tai.) R1ghr about now, you're thinking what I '""'" npeuing when I went to the store a porn shop Not really. What ir is is a ~•ore rh at catc:r' to the murc c\011\. whims and fantasies of basically normal people of hoth ".IC\C' .ind all ages. Dressing up in maid costume' or Late\ ruhhcr .. 1111' or lc,tther dresses may not be your idea of fun , l1r mine. hut app.ir cntly a lot of people don't agree \.\ith u' "Our customer list includes JUSl allout e' c C) kind l•I pcr,l•ll there l'i, from truck dri-.crs to Judge~. do~wr' Jnd mu\le ,tJr,," the ,.tQ.year·old grandfather who OW 0\ f:tnt ,"\ l.tn).!C rlC tuld me I here arc quite a few people on the h'it, too [ktw ccn the l111lc 'tore tn f ountain Valley and the mail-order end ol the hu~inc". fantasy L1ngenc grosses about $2 mtlhon a yc;ir Twenty percent or that comes from a sm.tll room 1n thl bad~ -tbe staff calls 11 the tO) store -where the unh rcJll~ kink~ 'ltuff is, rhe bondage gear. Your ha'IC "hip,, 1..h.11n,, 'P•licd cul lars, hoods, that sort of thing. There'll .1 nilt~ 'tr.11ght pcli et, 10,1 The one on display 1 the genuine .1r11clc. Jcrr. the n"Wncr '>Jtd (,md that's as far as he \.\anted to go 1n the n 1mc dcp.1rtmcn11 " ame a~ thcv use tn ho.sp11af, ..ind pmnn'.°' Jeri: ,.ml '\\c al'o h.l\e 11 1n Late'< and lctither."' By Karen Auge ar.,. COltl 0-'Y ,.. LAGUNA HILLS -for a few hours one recent work day, Mike Nurre WI~ arcuably the most inc· briated cop on duty in Southern Cnlifornin. But the Whittier police officer didn't get into trouble for his be· havior. In fact, he earned the grud,ing envy of eight imbibing colleagues. Nurre rode to drunken fame on a bar stool in the lounge at the Laguna Hill Holiday Inn, where he pent nearly four hour~ bending his elbow in earnest -but it was all part of a hard day's work Nurre \I.a~ one of 75 officer-. from police departments through· out the 1.tatc who participated in J four·day se minar aimed at honing th~1r skill1o dnven. t detecting drunken The seminar was hosted by Cavanaugh and Associates, a firm comprised largely or off-duty LI&· una Beach pohce officers, led by Capt. William C.vanaugh. For two days, at a cost or $100 apiece, Cavanaugh and company, along with a cadre of guest speak· crs that included judges, defense attorneys, prosecutors and medical experts, bombarded the officers with drunk·nailing tips. Cavanaugh, who estimates that he has arrested more than 2,000 drunken drivers, said the business was launched when interest Ln Laguna Beach police's DUI in· 'lt ruction grew across the state and the city could no longer handle the requests from other pohce agen· CIC~. Cavanaugh u1d the cluses are especially helpful for inexperi· enccd offtcera -who arc most hkely to be working the late-night shift 4' when drunks are out in force. "An inexperienced officer, 1f he's not prepared going into court, he's go1na to get handed his head on a plate -along with his case. We try to prepare an officer as much a• v.e can in all aspects - from detection and arrest to going to court." Then, on the third day, the run began Nine or the 75 volunteers sur· rendered their weapons, promtSCd not to drive and bellied up to the bar around 9 a m -earlier than most would admit they <were ustd Then. for t.,...o more hour , 1he dnnks, which were on the housi:. flowed freely. By l p.m .• when 1~ party officially ended, t-everal ot California's finest clearly were rip roaring drunk A tnp to the Breathallzor proved 1t Mike urrc led the pa~ with a . I 9 blood alcohol reading - nearly twice the legal hmit of ,(»; fo r dnv1ng under the influence - after 14 dnn~s Nurre, who said he was sure kr could fool his fellow officers dd· spite his high reading, had mo~ trouble than he an11ccpatcd. Whm a!>ked to count backward from ?. to 50 he skipped all the number.1t between 59 and 55. ~ ...... -.' euamns-.a. NEWPORT BEAOi -Spelling. 10 wme people 1> the hardest thing 10 do But, ror others. 11'1 I cinch. Those who think 11's ca~ have a cltance to prO\'c at by paruetpattn& 1n the second annuJI Bu mess Spelling Bee, co-sponiorcd b\ 1he Or9n1~ Coast Dally Piiot. The spelling bee proceeds v.1ll bcnef11 the Literacy Services or Newport Bc"h Public t •hnuy and the Literacy volun lt'cr\ of America of Newport/Mesa Tv.c.nr\ lc.ims or !WO people each v.111 ~ p.Hl1c1pJ1tng an lhe COnlCSl So (U, rv.el\c team\ ha"c signed up Th1.'c team' hJ\e h<.c n spon~rcJ by Pl .. 11J f'r 1nt111g, E-.ntrcpreneur M•gazine. l.1111.: Inn nr1 rhc 0Jy .ind olher bustnc\\ < >n, "' the pJrl1c1pJnls, Andrc3 L ma· 'c v. M " bl·tng '~'"'°red b) the Nev.· l"''ll lk 1ch Public Lahr•ry. uad .he ., c •mpct111~ bccau\C she,; lake\ to spdl 4nJ "fl 1J 11 '' hcncf111ng lhc L11crac-. St'r.1· u:' ·-rm ~IJJ 111 be 1n .. olvcd be(;.tU\~ ch, I 11cr.1n \cr.11;c, I) .a vahutilc Jnd wnnJ(rful p11•g.rJm \\hen YOU SCC how 1h,· ~1J, hcne!tr from lhc pro~r.1m, H1u 1cJll\ .o..11n1 111 Jo itn\thing 10 help uu t," I an •le '.1111 l he 'irclhn~ lkc 1, open II• .111\un~ fhe tc.: t • rntcr '' S ''0 per tc .am It I\ , .. h~Jul..J 1 .. r i rm al the II\ Ill " \It r-111.r Rc\Orl lh1tcl on I ct> I~ lplrft ... NEWPORT BEACH -Studcnrs from Roy 0 Andersen and Harbor View elcmcnliHy schools, (am1ly mem· bc rs .ind runners from 1hrougbou1 Cahf· orn1a will converse on Fashion Island Sunday, Feb 24, for the eighth annual \p1r11 Run The Onnet Coast Dally Pilot IS co- 'ponwr1ng the e\ent, which bcnefics the ~o school\ The day wall began 11 6 a m v.1th rc:g1s1rat1on and will feature 11 SK run v.alk :ind IOK run An awards ccrc:· mt'nv ;and Spirit Day 11 lhe bl.ind 11o1ll r<1und 1•ut lhe c\Cnt lnfomi.allon about 1hc rice, behind the «enc ac11v111c' ;and ,111Jcn1 pu11c1pat11>n ~•II •ppcar an 1hc Pilot '" rhc coming 111c:eks. Town Hal cetebrtty lectan "Jl-\\PORT Bf \CH -Admaral I Im 1 7um~.ih the popular former hcJJ "' the L S 'avy, v.111 \p<::al on gl.•h.sl l\\UC\ \I Jnd ''. Feb 25. "'' the ~c , nd an :a '""' Jf fou r t 9'11 T .~n I I all cdet-r1!', \erac' lcclures l he lcClurcs .ire tlrspon)ured by lhc: o\\\tilJncc LcJgue) or l.<1guna Beach .ind -..:c:11oport Beach and arc undc,...,.,nt· ten tr\ 1hc Dally Piiot. The lectures arc held on \1onJ.a)"\ at It) :\0 am 11 the Ed1urd) Cinema The· 31cr 1n Nev.port Center To order lick· Cl\, call 673-6130 or 7Z1·8737 Other \PCllkCr\ ITC Dr. w.irren Thoma~. former director or lhc Los An· gele~ Zo4J v.ho 11o 'p.:;.ik Much ~ on a recent \OHgc h• \ru .. r, and 'v 1rg1nia Grah•m. a popullr .1u1hor and Cornier 1elcv1\1on l41k >ho-. h<rsl v.ho will <1p· pear April ~~ sen defense ror women HL1l'<Tt:-.IGTC>!' BEAO l -BuH; scH-dcfcn)e technique\ and rape· prC'lcnt1t>n )tratrg":' .,,. 11 be dt!>cui.icd from 10 am 111 4 'O pm Saturdav. Feb :J. tn Room t :3 'r !ht Rcm:Jllon f.du· cation Bui 1,n~ .. t (, •lJ,n \\e\t Collc!I.: an I I .Jn! r~ n Be .... ~ 1 he d.il\\ I\ t I "' rnc:n r ( .ill •gc5 .1nd th.: per" n•I d. lcn'c •loll• t<1u11h1 re· quirt' n11 'lrcni;th lhtc rape v.all Jl\11 he d1~U\\Cll I he k e " S 1Q .ind more in· formJtl 1n I\ ll\JllJblc M-call1n~ -.q1. '9'11 Rtneu, danCe ctma NE\\ POR I Hf .\CH -The V. \l "lc~po rt C. cnr r '<" ~ V. 15th Sc t\ r•I fer1ng nc.,. .lo C\ .tong .,,.1th its r'gul1r ICll\llte' \ IJnC o .. n .. e du~ •Ill begin 1-c.b :~ anJ 11o 111 run for 10 11icci.\ on \\ ct.ll'c~J,m, from 10 lO a m 10 noon The Ul\I " s.:o Conunuou' aC11\it1c' 111· elude ' ph\>IClll f1tnC\\ e11erc1ic d.au .ind 1 111cckl) v..alkin,·1mup for mNc 1nform;illon, all 6-U-3~40 Art IJdlllllt IRVINE The recent IA.Ork of '22 mcmbcn or 1he Oransc Counry Center for Con1cmporary Art will be on dt>play from Feb. ::.s lo April :!8 at B1~lango Gallery Re>liuranle, 19100 \'11n Karman Pieces m chc e11,h1b11, entitled • Oransc Crucible, Orange Couniy, OCCCA," will be a\ a1labk for 11cqu1)1l1on and a p.: r· cent.ige of 1hc proceed\ from the ,,.fn will go the center'\ Educauunal <Jut rc .. ~h Pr(•gum f or more 1nfurmit!IOn on the ccnttr or 1hc Cllh1hat. Citll 51-91SI Jewelry bu"'8 Cllll HU"ITl"IGTON BEACtl -CJohJ1 n Wc51 Collc11c 1n Hun11ng1on Beach "''' offtr a du\ on "How to Bu) Fine Jc.-11< ell) • from 7 to 10 pm Tue~a\, Fd> ~b. an Room 130 of the adm1nt)lr.it1ll bu aid mg Hov. to CVllluatc diamond,, gcm\tOnc:\ and icwclry will be cq:ilaincd along v.f1t how gem~tonci .ire treated to 1n.:rc:1 - their value. Part1c.1pants w1U learn com· mon icwcll) "'Kam\" and types of ,yn. theuo The fee l.l S::.S and more inform at ion l.l available by c:alhng 891·.3991 BalJdl• 8-rd 1111U Mo.U,--s a.d Tbursth,.s. ubmlt 1ttmJ of iattrut to Bulktin IJoard, Oran,.e Coast 0.llJ Piiot, JJ0 W. /lay trret. Com Ma., ll,11. Bondage I'> not somethi ng I kntm .1 lot .1h11111, "' Jcrr: c' plained "lt'c; simply fantJ~) forepl.1~ h~ Im tnl! pwplc ft", .1 dress-up game for adults " .... ~-. . A~ the ancient w1 e guy 'aid 01!fcrcnt 'trtikc,, ct1. ....... _""------- Shoes and boot~ with heel' a' to...,,cr1ng a' -.10 1n-:hl.'.'' (.ind pnce-; as 10...,,enng as high a' $1,.tllO) acrnunt l11r rnorc th.in 10 percent of the store's $500,000 inventory. Then. of cour\c, there's the lingerie Suf11ce t11 'J't. II \OU ""Ill 11. the~ ha' e 11 In all st~fe,, color\, '"c' 111p 111 \ \ \ l I .1mJ d( ~rcc' 11f Ii.ink .\ctuJll}. mo't 11f 11 •~ qu11c "''rm 11 11" 1 l11tlc ,n. I( r ~h fJ,1m1e of Jll the ~luff in I .int."' l 1111.~n1c ,,,1, m 11k nut 111 p..1pcr a "'nnderful line of g.1~ cnH·l11pc' · lhc re turn ,1ddre,o;e,, in 'l'ry larg1: l'tpt'. 111d11dc \l.l\int·' Ma,~age Parlor. Oody Odor lm c,11g,1t11in,, 1111 fn,111utL t1H tht• \tud\. of Hight) Contag.1uu'I Di-c;i'c'. St lie l 111tt r' (. 11mm1"t11n \\inner "'1011f1e.111on 01' 1'1n11 .inJ the I l.1 lt1t"' Kc:'t. 11 .. h fn,tt tutc Th11\ .1hnut '"link~ a~ I ~Cl.\ ..ilenttnc' 11r 11'1\ nthcr d" f'rrd \I art in 's C'olumn ron \londn). U rdnr'ldD• nnd \aturd:J). LA controllers snub FAA chief 1Jcnce tn the Lo., Angeles control· ter1> Fountain Valley chool District \londay: I lohday. r ursda): Cheese p1ZZJ, fre!>h Ir 111 1u1cy treat, mtll \\rdne11da): Taco 'nacl, )uper 'he. rliet fr esh fr Jlt, chocolate mill I hursday: Toasted bologna and lhlc'c: c;,1ndwich, huttcrcd corn, ln111 h.u, hohdav treat, mtlk Friday: Chicken fillet, ma,hcd pot,111\C\, rn11t JUICe, hamhur~Cr hun. lctchup. mustard, milk Huntington Duch City School District HARBOR AREA APPLIANCE SERVICE LOS ANGE.LE.S, -The air traf· fie cuntrollcr \\-ho '-"Crc on dut~ dunng the Feb. 1 cra'lh at Los An'. rpimiii~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!! geles lnternat1onal Airport refused 10 meet with the Federal Aviation Admin1strat1on's chief when he ar- rived to offer his support and build mor..ile. 11 wa' rcponed GAN A\/£ MC SA ',-l'J 1077 Busey's efforts to build morale also may have hcen d1m1nshed when h11> plane landed at Long Beach Airport instead of LAX. FAA 0H1cials said the plane needed repair that had to be made at Long Beach and that Buscy's landing there instead of LAX was not due to lack of confi · 462 •A' B. l 71h Street eo.taMeaa 722-1803 ~7DAV. ...... M..._.,,_ ........ ,-. .. _, .. , ..... I.Ir WBDBUVllll DI ,.. .... ft .. 0.J I t SALES REPS Sales reps for new O~nge County Spanish language newspaper, must be bi-lingual Costa Mesa location, guaranteed draw plus commission, reply Personnel Director, 330 W. Bay Street, Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Your Incredible Valentine Store! Monday: Hohda)' Tursda): Burrito, rcf ncd bean~. celery st1ck'l, taco sauce, nutr1 liear \\ tdne~da): Chicken nugget'>. tater nugget) carrot coins. ketchup pJc let, roll Thursday: Chip and dip. apple "'edgec;, grape 1u1ce, chocolate chtp cookie. Friday: Cheese pizza, diced near!>. 'alenline cake Laguna Duch l'nined chool Olscrk c Win:er recess, February 11 through February 15. llilewport·Mesa Unified chool District llonda): Holiday Tuesday: Hamburger or corn dog. French fnes, sliced peaches. \.hOICC of mill Wtdnt'ida}: Sort taco or c:orn dog. chee e and lettuce. apple cob· bier. choice of milk. Thu rsd•). Make ·)'OU r ·ov. n· t-umtCl or corn dog, tater tot\, !lrapc 1u1ce bar, choice of milk -Joriday: Egg roll. ~tcamed nee. tossed salad, fortune cookie. choice of mHk ~nView ~hool District Monday: Holiday. Tuesday: Hamburger, French fries. c;hccd peaches. choice ol mtlk Wednesday: Soft taco, chce\e and lettuce. apple cobbler. choice of milk Thursday: Corn dog. tater tots. grape JUice bar. choice of milk. Friday: Turke) ~alad submarinc. Pineapple, choice of milk. We were so thrilled and excited about moving into our #ll~:i_;w 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/o off selected items now in stock. Come early for best selection ... and remember our new address is now 1803 Westcliff Drive. C H RL H. 8 ARR • To lose weight, learn to think as the naturallY thin do ••imagine, ju t imagine. getting up al 3 a.m. lo &el gas for your car. Your wife asks where )'OU are going and you tell her you need .;a olinc because you're lonely. "Keep up 1hat kind of talk and ~he'll have )OU locked up," says author Bob Schwartz (''Diets Still Don't Count," Brcakthru Press, 1990) Last week l talked about bow Schwartz studied naturally 1hin people to find out their secret or weight control. He discovered that these folks rely on just one simple trick. When 1heir cars need ruel 1hey buy fuel. When they are lonely, 1hey reach our to others ... but they only ca t when they are hungl)'. What a novel idea ~ Could it be that rhe answer b ~ simple? Apparently so. The rest of us don't even I.now what real "hun- ger" 1s We're hkcl) lO eat hecaU!>C it's luncht ime, or because of some Unda Algazl cclebrntion. Or because we're on vacation and feel obligated to try al/ the taste treats of some new country or region. Or because we're glad or tired. Or because we're ut a party where the food 1 "free." Or JI.ISi to be sociable Or because "e 're bored. Shame on us. Even -when \\-C "diet," it u ually doe n't Stick for long. At times we might become what Schwaru call~ "artifi~ialty thin" -as opposed to naturally thin. When dieting, the artificial types are likely to assume a holier-than· thou attitude. They can be annoy- ing to sh:ire o me I with. They spend an inordin te amount of time worrying about how much they've eaten or haven't eaten. And more often than not -much more than not and in fairly short order -they gain all their weight back anyway. It's o ad, so very, very sad, to think that out of every 200 people who go on any weight-loss plan, 190 foil. And what's even sadder to think about 1s the idea thGt failure often mean!. weight gain past the origi- nal base-point. How c.an that be? Schwartz ap that there arc two reasons for this phenomenon. "One is that diets lower your metabolism (the rate that your body burns food). When the amount of food that your body has been receiving drops drastically, your body figures that the planet has tempor rily run out of food and your metobolism slows down in order to compensate. The prob· lcm is that when you go back to no rmal eatina, your metabolism dad not seem to pop back up to where it started. "The other reason that diets don't work seems to be the most important. I have discovered that anything that human beings arc depn .. ed of. they become obsessive about." f've discovered that 100! If you are also a me re mortal '"ho would like to change to a "e1ght-obscssion-free lifestyle (or at lcHt a more wcight·obsess1on· free lifestyle), buy Schwaru's book and con ider these four fundamen- tal things that naturally thin pco· pie have ei1her alway done or have learned to do. 1. Naturally thin people don't cat unless their body is hungry. (Just like you did when you we~c a child. Food has to become JUSt food again -not love, comfort , ex or companio nship.) 2. Naturally thin people eat ex· actly what they want • exactly what will satisfy them. (They do a funny thing before they eat -they usu· ally ta ke the time to a k themselves what they want to eat. They know that if they wa~t .a steak that a head of lettuce 1sn t going to satisfy them. Would }OU believe that they've been known 10 walk out of a restaurant if nothing on the menu sounds tantallllng enough?) 3. Naturally thin people cat con. sciou ly and cnJO)' every bile. (Qvercaters never gel tired of eat. mg beca u e they cat while thinking about everythfog but the fOOd on 1heir plates. Naturally thin people mov not even care about "diets," but they know enough to pay tt· tention llnd enjoy every bite ) 4. Naturally t~in p~oplc stop eating when their bodies are no longer hungry. (Ask a naturally thtn person why they don't fi nish some marvelous meal and they'll answer, "l'm not hungry." Ooggie- bags were invented for naturally thtn people. It's true, but 1 hate 1he iden that it's only fat people wh<Y fini sh everything that lands on the 1ahle) .. II ain't over until 1he noturally thin lad) sings," says Schwanz Undn Algazl Is a marriage and famllr counselor with omus In Coronn dt l Mar. Leukemia-magnetic field link seen New strategies in war on fleas By Jane Kay Sa'I fra!'C•~·., E•a,..,·-r Prc:hminan re,ull'> l)f .1 l nl\cr· :.1t\ of Southern CJhforn1.1 'tuJ, shov ... in appJrcnt rl!IJt1on,h1p ht:· tween the m l. nf childhood leu l.e· m1a .ind .. uch .ipplt.ince' a' tilJcl.- antl-" h11e tdc\ '''on ~ct,, h.i1r df} · er' ,1nd electm: hl Jnkct'> 1 hc.: \tudy of :'..3:! lcul.c.:m1J c,\,n in children in Lo' Angele' (ount} ex.amincJ e'fXl'un: !rum dcctrt(' and mJgnctll !1dJ., cm,1n.111n~ from "'iring 1n,1dc Jnd 11111\lde their hnu'e' CAerhe1d p1m l.'r linl',, hou'c "1n ng. apphjn1.t'' and o• her p11"1- ble h.irmlul C\fW~urc.: IP lhtldrl'n under :.tl!e 10 ''erl' -.;, 1m111l'll t>e- twcen 111 (I .rnJ !'I"., T he quJ\ conl1rm' l'.1rl1a rcc-.ult' that m.i~c ,u,pl.'ct m.1cnc11c f1l'ld~. \\.h ich are cau.,ed by current llf the move ment of the charge. .inJ rule-; out dange r'> nf electric l1eld'. ''htCh are cau~ed hy volt age , ir r he '>trcngth of th e charge. I he fc.H i'> the fi elds can alt er ~ unun eel" Jnd promote c:rncc r I he \lUd), financed ~> :i ullh· 11c-. rl.''e ,1rch group, fou nd. • "Com1dcr.1ble support" fo r ,1 lin l. bet\\ccn leuk emia and the u'c nl cle..im: Jpphances • ~ome <.u pport " fo r a link hl' l\\ccn lcu l.emia and the '-':l} \\Ir tnf, 1, hun~ Larger wire'> 1.arn n)llrc current, which means th1.\ cm11 a \trongcr magnetic held. Jnd l\\11 \\trC\ fa rther apart from oni: .inothi:r emit a stronger magnetic l1cltl • "l.111le c;upport" for a link tic- l\\l'Cn kukem1a ri'k and magnc11c field~. • "No support" fo r a link be- tween tie t"-ecn leukemia and elec- tric field' • An apparent higher ml. from house hold pesticide~ and parents' 11ccup;1t1on.ll c'\pthLHe to spray paint l hc'e I inding-.. released by the I lcctr11. Power RC\earch Institute ll·PRI ) .1t l meeting of na11onw1dc npnl,, ha .. cn't }ct been revu:wcd b\ 11thc.:r '1.1enl1't' L ~( · 'r11l.c~mJn Doug SwH c ,,11J the un1\cr<.i t~ npposcd the re· ka,1. ,1nJ cJllcd ll "inappropriate and m1,lc.1J1ng 10 comment until 11\ p.1"l'J through peer rc"1ew .. M11\.h of -the mfnrmauon on u"ng appliance~ \\J'> done by que\11nnn·11res. \\ht~ h r.11c;e, t.jllC\· lion' t)j .IClUf~C\ Flea season this year will be earlie r and fie rcer tha n usual. An unusually warm winter in many part of the nation means nea problems arc not far be- hind. Battling fleas used to be a matter of dousing your pct w11h dips and pes11cide sprays. Now the emphasis i'> on at- tacking fleas where they breed -where the pet sleeps, ejb, plays and "alb "Ntnet) perc.e nt of tht Oe:i... in rnur home -will not be on the pct." said Dr G.iil Mor,1les .• 1 I .1m pa. 11.i • veterinarian "I he) 'II he tn the y.irJ, 1n the carpe11ng, 1n your cJr So tre.1ting the en\ironmcnt " the main thing." Mor.tic'> recommend!> hJ\ 1ng c.1rpcts 1n the home treated "1th .tn tnorgJnlC sodium comptiunJ call ed Rx for fle,1s, an odo rles' po.,.,der that 1s appltl'J 10 Cilrpe t' and furniture uphobtcl') {he compan} gu arantee\ agatnst nca infestations for one year tf pro- fe\S1onnlly applied "It\ J borate trpe of salt that causes the neas to dehydrate Jnd die," said Morales. "It s a s afe. no n-toxic treatment. They\e 1rea1ed our clinic. in fact " (To find an Rx for Fleac;. di'>· 1 nbutor in your area, call (SOO) 6-NO-f· Ll:A. or (800) 666-3.5 n ) I n~ect 1c1Jc spray-; such a., malathlll n and d1ozinon are the mo4'1 cnmmon used fo r house and \.ird Methoprcne (sold as Precor) and pheno~carb (sold JS I nru' and Ult raba n) ;ire ~r1mlh regulator-. and kill Oe.1s In thl·1r IJl"\al ~tJge Another cf- 1cc1"c hou'e <opra) 1s S1pho1rol Hou'e I re.nment ll Most "eter· 111.111.tn" cMrv these produch and \ou can :.ometime find Pren•r in lawn and garden ,11,rt'' R tl\)111 logger' arc ineffect1 \c \\ lit:n 11 rome'i 10 preventing Oca inlc,1at1om, Morales said ln- \tead. 'he recommends frequenl -By Strlpp.s Howard Nrws ~n-kr Inside Medicine 'Treatment makes menopause bearable A Harbor Area Tradition Since 1957 ~ 1 ~ I By Or Jeffrey Podlas .11.h1c\emcnt With the enJ ,>f hcgin 10 ,upplcmcnt 1hur l.iluum .ire Jl'pc:ndent 1rn n 1rc1gl·n tnr 441 Old Newport Blvd. 631 1140 SpPCtal to the Daily Pilot 1.hild rc.inng and other fo m1l~ re· 1nr~lke hc..l1Hl' mennp.nM \\ 11rnl·n en"' th 1,1,mt· \'ome n "ho hJH' 1 Newport Beac h (Near Hoag Hosp ) • 'ron"t>tl111l''· nt.'" upro rt un1t1l'' \'ho .trt· not rcu;l\inc; 1.''lr••).!t'll rt• h.1J hH.1,t ~.111u."r ,h,iuld n1,t h,l\e \kn11p.1u'e "gn.1h the: l'nll nl .1 lnr pe r.,onal gro"th arc open tn quire I '1111 ITT\!. <'I c 1k111m 1 d,1\ l''lr•'l!Cll ri:pl 1,cmcnt 1her.1p\ Ir 1, 1st, 2nd & Home Improvement Loans. Quick Response · Full Disclosure Good Credit • Poor Credit-Self ·Empk>yeo -NEIGHBORHOOD ACCEPTANCE CORP. Your single source for comprehensive 01edical services. The Medical Plaza Association. located next to Fashion Island in Newport Beach. provides the most comprehensive group of phys1c1a ns. dental specia l· ists and outpatient medical services an Southern California. In one convenient location! Nearly 200 health care professionals are available to meet your individual health care needs. Phys· ic1ans and dentists are available in each of the following specialties: Allff'I)' Cardfok>t)' ( olo• a ~~ ~u .. ,t r)' Dtmatol~ Ear, Naw • 1'roal Eadotri1olo1CY Eadodot1~ r.uawavrolort (Gi l Dfstlllry rrl'ffral A '•m11)' Prutkf ~MW !Wrttry Oyatte>iocY HIAd ,.,._,,, l 1U',.aJ t4trlllf Mf4ieal 6 Ort.llo.,Hk ~ppl'" NteroloCY ... ~,,., ONU'U'b ~6Ht .. LOIOO Oplll.Jllalmok>C>' (t )'t ) OrtltodoacJ<" Ortltoprdk' s.rr,.,, Ora!• Mulllotadal s.tcrrr Pf'dlatrir Otntl try Ptdlatrl"' Ptrloclonlk-tl \Pb~)' Plt11kaJ T~rapr A lt'ltal•lllutlo• Plaltk 6 lttot trwtht ,.,,,ry P"rc1tt.1.ry /P•>r lloloo P11tll0ftlr)' ILadioloU lk••tol()f)' noram \artttl l "'"' Mf'dkal f arf' u~ \'unlar 'iurtt'>' ?56-9000 • "uman' chllJbe.inn~ ~e.ir,. "h1ch \\t1mcn in m1J-hre I IO\\C\er. \Orne 1mp11r1.1nt t11r ''"lllen 10 1.Jrl'lulh II I .1 c Hnwc:\cf. e'tro~t'll tre.1 tmc.:111 11,u,1 \ lJppl.'n' arnunu age ,() wnmrn C\pcnence modera te to '>C· "c1ch the: "'"'' .ind hcnd11, Pl ht'gu n .11 1ir 1mml'l.J1.11el~ .1fte r · I t·chntc.ilh. menor.IU\t: lll"lUf' nn th1. d tll nf .i "11m in"• HI\ liJ,r pc.:nod Hui the mcn11pau'c \e.tr' ri:.1111 ''·•rl .1 fl:" \C:Jr' l'.irltn '' lht.: rrnd11l11nn pf ihe fcm,1k htll· \C re menopau,;il '}mph'm' that lwrmonc rcpl.11.1:mcn1 1hc r.1p\ \\llh h .1 !-> mcnnp.Hhl' min1m11l'' hone In" I 1n Up\CI I CIT l."l!UI I r1um fur a' hlnl! ·'' .t \\tlffi,in lllnltn\ll:' their ph~'ld Ill \\ 11huu1 trcJtment, the ')mp 1.; h I I h I I hi' ,, p.irlt1.1tl,irh 1rul.' f,1r tom' ii i mcnop;1u<,c mJ) 1.1,1 fnr lr.1 111g I ' ,1•1,rm1ir11. e 1..1~111m \\llml n \\ho h,,,.. t1nll1.11•111•'' •'• l'<Jlllrc nll'O nr \\llllll'n rl't.el\ln): ' " ' \l.'.lf' S~mptom-. can include men-hnrmnn1. thu.ip\ " I l'HIO me .i )!l'n1t.1l blcultnl!. hluod dot' , • m11nc ~·,tr•h:cn bq.:in' 111 \!r.1d11.1lh 'tru.11 trregu lJrtl), hot Oil\hc'. \,1g J.i\ .11111111: d1"1r.kr, 11r g.111 hi 1ddL·r mal and !.kin dr)nc,., and night •r ll\t'r dt't'•"l' 1kd111• . I 'trt11!l ll '' rr11dutl'd in tht m.1- r1i:' .rnd pl 1" .1 nilc in the cr11\\lh .1nJ fl')-:1.'ncr 111on 11f m11n~ 1..cJ 1, in the '~In. ncnc,, hhiod ve"d'. mu- t1'll' rncmhrJne ... 111d bone ,we,11\.Em ott onalh, the \\nman L'>rr11i.:l.n 111r hnrm•H c.: r1.rl.1,l' m.1y '>uffer from irritability, mood ment J thc:rJp) rcpl.11.n the n.11 ur.1I '"1ngs and m'lomnia l'\ln,gcn rh.11 d1m1n1,hc' Jurin~ 1 here c\en may be a lo'<; of :.e'\-mcnop.tu'c I lormline ri:pl.1cemt·n1 u.11 desire and inabtlitv 1o re:ich 1her.1p\ h.1, \C\er.11 henet '' It org.1sm. Some wome n ·c,pene n1.1.' help~ rrc\COI O\tcorwrml\, rchCll' \lcnop.1u'c c,1ml'\ at a 11mc of ltlt \\I t•n .1 \\Pm.in I\ JI the rl'.ti. of ht•r hu,tne\\ Jnd per\tJn:t l .,hort-tcrm memorv lap"e" ... 1~inal llr,ne'~ and hot tla-.he-. l'l·rhap" the mo'>t \ern1u .. 1.l'm· ln!>Omn1a cJuc;.eJ b\ night '"c.th pl1c.1t1 on o f mc nop ,IU\e I' ,ind hot 0.1shes I'> reducdl '" .1 -------. O\tcoporm,1'> Mo"tl "'omen n :pen-woman ;i"Jken' re.,tcd and nor ·" --~~~---------.. cnce .1 small lo'is of hone mineral ~UbJCCl to mood swing., frnm -.teer HOME & COMMERCIAL c.u;h ~car beginn ing arou nd age te .. sne''· Some tuJte'> ha\e 'h<"'n ~RE.Al ESTATE LOANS J5 i\fcnopau'>C accelerate' the that C\trogcn replace ment the r.1p\ ----=-iii' AUCREDTCOHSOElllED proces!I a nd, after age 60. lower:) tot.ii cholesterol. thu' rt.: BOSTWICK & GRIFFIN, •C. ~1673-7480 o'>tcoporo-;.., may d1spt,se leave ducing the m k of heart dt'te,"e in wo men vulne rable 10 fr actures of po:)t mc nopau'ia l women. the pine. hip and \\rist. It 1s advi able for women to IT HURTS TOBE NUMBER ON E. OYer 36 mHlion Americans sutrer-from arttritls. That makes It the number one crippling disease In ttus country. It attacJ<s an (1-lf!f one hUrdred different forms. Some~ disat>ae. Some disfigln. All of them hUrt. nus~ alone there wtll be f1tM one mllllon reN cases. The Arthitls FoundatX>n is the onty YOkJntaty heattta organl· zatJOn tlghtlng riw rtis on f!NelY front. If you need help. tx want to help contact your local .& Chapter or write: Arthritis Foundation. orange County Branch ~ 900 N Broadway. Ste. 301. Santa Ana. CA 92701 -- rrs TIME WE TOOK MTMRms SERIOUSLY. ~~,'m The mo'>t senou\ 'Ide dint o l e trogen therapy '' J hi gher m k 111 cndomctrrnl cancer If a \\Om 1n receiving estrogen therap) h.1~ .in intact utcru'i, progc ... 1111 I'> ;n.ldcd tu protect her from a buildup of lhe uterine lining that ma\.· le.id 111 cancer. The qu c lion uf whether hor- mone replacement thcrap~ lc .td' to an mcrca'ICd m l of hrea'il can- cer has been deb~1tcd for a number of year,. Preliminary rc.,earch ind1 cates lhal e!ltrogcn thcrap\. docs not lead to breast cancer A even-year study of 5,56' pth l menopausal women at the Medic.ii College of Georgia showed that women on estrogen alone had a lower incidena of hrea t cance r than women who took no hor- mones and that women on both e.ttrogen and proge terone had nn incidence that wa even lower However, because some tumors A \\Oll\Jn \\hll " h,1\1ng P'''ll \\ roull' "1th ntm~cn thcrap\ m.I\ chnc"I.' In 111nr111ue 11 the rt:\! 111 her hie lt•r the f'Ulll'Cl10n II llftt•r• Jltt.1111'1 (l'>tenpcrtl\I\ and CJrll1m .1• 1.ular d..,c,1-.I.' (kc.1-.1nn.1lh. \\t)mtn t'n C'>tr '· ~tn rcpl.1amt·n1 thcr.1p" m.I\ ..:1ir1 tinm· 111 rnen,1ru.1lc I ltmc\.Cr I th" hc:\.Ornt~ h11the r,ome. lhe 1!11, .igc: ,,hcJ uk 1..1n tic changed 1 ' pn.:.\l'OI further hkcJing I \l'rll'c:. c,1 rogc n ,1nJ \..1lu11m 1oge thl'r c.1n ht:l p keep women "' 11\e .1nJ p1nJ111..t1\e A quahfinJ pin'" 1.1 n ~ .1 n dn e lop J n Jflt>mrri· .itc trc.:.1tml'n l pl.in In n1untcr the: dtcct' nf nwnop.Hl\C: .md help .1 \\Oman mJ1n t:11n her emotion.ii Jlld phy\ic al health during the re noll. B}' \\-Jtch1n~ their fa t in tal.t•. \\all.mg or other rcgulM "e1gh1 beanns e\crc141c to keep N>nc' strong. and taking calcium, mo,1 \\Omen c~n 't;>y healthy and h.11 .inccd throughou t mcnopau~c .1nd in to t hc1r I.Iler year I /11, column clcillf "'1th common mcclit.,tl topic' J nd health 1u11c' Ou~rmns till iln\"'cred by mcifi· col and clcnr11/ s~c11'1 t • m the appropnare field~ of cxper11sc l'lctJ\c forwJrd quc.stion 10 the Mcd1col PJ0.z11 As,ocioiion of New- port Center, c• the Hc•lth Educ.1· tion Found1t1on, 36() •n Milucl, Suite 206, Newport &1ch 92660 : , I'" I '· : •HELP WANTED e OUTSmE COMMISSIONED SALES REP Excellent opportunity for Mlf-ttarter. PlcMant environment. $300 per Wdk ctt.w, 12!. conunllllc>n on all ..._, ' c.111 , ........... . OllANGI COMT DARY PILOT Cl.01) I 016 Bayskfe Or., NeWport lacta 71Mlll , , Jim Chairman Ed Slater said ho- spent one year planning last '!Yeek'a 1991 Sportsman of the Year 10th annual membership mixer for the CHOC Padrinos. He did just fine. Honoring California -Angels pitcher Jim Abbott, the banquet and silent and live auctjon went off without a hitch, rai ing more than $60,000 for Children's Hospital in Orange. Abbott, 23, mingled with the male throng -peppered with spicy Ram's cheerleaders -dur· ing the silent auction cocktail hour and prior to chowing down on the $100 per plate of steak and cheese cake. llcllCIMllftc..17 ) .,. •• 1114•111 makes his pitch at CHOC Padrinos fund-raiser Jerry Kobrin on Sunday. The sly fellow celebrates 70 nifly years. ... Cerise Feeley celebrates her birthday today with +o or her near· est and dearest with lunch at the Center Oub. A Valentino fashion parade will provide the entertain· ment. Feeley says she's thirtysomcthing. ... So sweet. The fashion hue for spring is pink. And white collars and cuffs arc back. .. The 33-ycar-old Tuesday Club of Newport Harbor celebrates Val- entine's Day with a Hearts and Flowers luncheon tomorrow at the Irvine Marriott. Tanya Norvidas will coordinate the fashion prcscn· talion. Elvira Wirth is chairwoman. The roaring sold out crowd qui· eted when Helen Wardner led the 440 males in singing "God Bless America" -for the video on CHOC kids and Abbott's visit with them -and again when Abbott was interviewed by the energized event emcee, Ed Arnold. ~~ when. yo~ re in th~elight, you can msptrc. Meettn the kids at CHOC reminds me n, fortunate we all arc." Abbott credits his family as his support growing up. AJthough he was born without a right hand, he's hardly handicapped and made history when two years ago he be· came a major league baseball play· er. "I don't really think that ath· letes should be role models. We're just people. Sometimes the public asks too much." Abbott said. "But CHOC su pporter~cluded Charley Hester, Bob nheim Marty Lockney, Don Bai Ward Munson, Padrinos pre Kelly Munson, Jim DeBoom, Mel 'lier, Doug Forde, Gary Weaver"°b McCurdy, Fred Salter, Sid .Jl\er (sponsoring 19 new members} • .., Patschcck, Ray Yates, Mich\ Brewer, Ed Griffin, Doug Mun and Howard Jones. CAROL's FYI ... Pilar Wayne tossed a tony cocktail soiree for her pal and our Angel stand-out Jim Abbott (ce nter) pitched in at the CHOC Padrinos fund-raiser. With Abbott are event CMG! H_,..,~<>r-r C-OU,.,.... chairman, Ed Sliter Cltftl, and CHOC Padrinos presi- dent Kelly Munson. Alan Cumminits (left) and Marshall Ross wilh Rams cheer IHder Keeley Fimbres. Jim Hunsaker (second from left) with a full sl. of Slaters: Jim, Dan and J~. Dan O'Brien, Jim Wilson, Tim Mead and Lury Babcock. Education is key to freed rut for prisoners of welfare Ann Landers DEAR ANN LANDERS : We arc the other POWs -Prisoner~ of Welfa re. Every day people face the bitter reality that they have no alternattvc but to become capt1 .. c' of the welfare system. We arc mostly single and divorced moth· ers. Only through education can we escape this dcgradin~ap and find our way into the JOb market I am a divo rced woman, 35, with two sons. I've been stuck on v.cl· fare for seven years. Taking a handout from the government makes me feel like I'm nothing. If I work, the minimum-wage money earned is deducted from my next month's welfare check. There i no legal way to get ahead. If I don't report my earned income and the welfare people find out, I'm elimi· nated from the program. Being forced to buy groceries with food '!tamps produces feelings of guilt and shame that I can't put into v.ords Welfare rcc1p1cnts are cons1d· cred lazy slob who arc looking for a free ride. Some of them may be, but the vast maJOnty really want to v.ork I have a friend who holds down three JObs. She is clo c to a nervous breakdown. Baby-sitters arc ra1.,1ng her three kids, and It make her sick. Another friend turned to prostttution. She now has a pimp, and her life is a night· mare. Please. Ann, ask your read· crs not to judge us until they have walked in our shoes. Welfare shouldn't be a way of h It ,hould be a tcmpor Jr) cn-h tn help people get 1'ack on the. feet and be elf-supporting. I'm t one per..on but l know th1 ~nc 1n~1dc and out Educa· t1on llrhc only way to keep the num~1,f v.clfare rcc1p1cnh from growing th1~ country Ann, p g1\c a giant thank· you to all ~states that h.t'e edu· cation pro41Tls for low-income and welfare eoplc They need to know that 1 ..-ark -Almost Free in lov.a DEAR IOW1 You did, and I thank you. DEAR ANN LNDERS I'm writing about the le·r from "Ev- erything isn't OK irOklahoma ," Common-cents survey results don't addup Do you ha\-c l ,000 pennies stashed here and there around the house? Neither do I. But a nation· wide survey suggests the average householder doc . Interesting, if true. Shy people arc more prone t~ that ailment called hay fever, evt· dentty. University of Arizona re· ~rchcrs say their studies so -sug· gcst. There's a word for the "slaugh· ter of many victims" it' "hecatomb." Exercisen have not been doin& sit-ups all that long. really. Only since World War II. RCIC&rchcrs uy it·upt weren't in the woritouts of the world before the late '30s. In the 19S8 Tchaik<Mky piano cnmpetition. Uu Chi Kuna came in 1econd to Van Oibum. A year later, Oinac Cultural fe\'Olution· ariel put Uu OU Kuna ift jail. Where he _,.ct for teYen ,ean. WilhoUt 1 piano. Sbortly after hil ,...... • ._ ~ cmcena. _. ~~--.. ' L.M. Boyd Bulimia i unknown in Asia. If you carry $61 around with you, you're exactly average for this part of the world, according to the survcytakers. But averages don't mean much. It's also known men habitually carry about twice as much ca h as women. <An you verify the daim that four out of fi..,e oran1c cats are male? Scholan say. "The ancient May- ans blew tOO.cc:o mokc toward Jr you're typical or supermatkel the sun to ·~asc their ao<b,, .. shoppers. you wait in the checkout Oidn•t work, evtdently. ..(; line on avcrasc seven and a half minutes. AJben Ein tcin once wrote on 1 blackboard: "Not cwrythina that counts can be counted, and noc .,,,. erythina that can be COUlltld counta.1f Afnca? A. Sudan. It also has 1,00 ken languages. You know that giant Atlas mt. with the 10-inch wingspan? It 14 no mouth. the "'om:m '.1.ho'c hu')bar.d didn't pay any attention to his children If onh tho e father'> knew h~ important 1t as. c"'pcc1.1ll~ 1n the early )ear>, to cstablt'h a bond '"th their little one,. "Unintcr· C\tcd-fathers arc dc.,ttncd to reap a ha~est of md1ffcrcncc and, ult1· matcly. trouble In a fe w ~car'.') these dads Wlll be scratching thclf head wondcnng v.hat went v.rona. In my O\\-n neighborhood I ha .. c seen this happen Dad pay' attcn· tmn to "Junior" only when he gets into trouble So what doc Junior do? He get~ into trouble at eve!} opportunity in order to get the at· tention he '0 de peratel) "'ants. As I write this. Junior " 1n pn\On for a long hst of offcn'>cs. the \last one being 3 saull and rape. Daughte r ha .. e a different set of need When thC') arc igno red or rejected by their fathers, they look fo r male acceptance and ap· prO\al. usually through sex One unmarried teen-age girl tn our neighborhood has been pregnant three times. The e torie arcn 't from a book, Ann I know the people. Deep down they aren't bad, the problem 1s that their fathers never pent any time with "them. -A Student of Experience in Alabama DEAR STUDENT: I'd clve JOU an A. Your letlu shoo.Id be po1tcd on tht •'81JS of cnry ddlvery room In evtry ho pltal. Thanks tor sbar· Ina your wtsdom. Valentine Gifts -:: • '• '• '• '• • The Newport Harbor Area am r o ommerce wishes to thank all of the many people who helped to make the Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade 1990 Awards Dinner & Auction a success. Auction Donors University Athletic Club, Newport Beach Dewey's Rubbish/Wute Management, Irvine Davey's Locker, Balboa Island Datavault, Newport Beach Balboa Desert Company, Costa Mesa Balboa Bay Club, Newport Beach Priestley Chiropractic, Corona del Mar Hewlett Packard, Irvine Leon Klattkin, Newport Beach Haagen-Dazs Newport, Newport Beach Marriott's Rancho Las Palmas Resort, Rancho Mirage Newport Landing Sportfishing, Newport Beach Popcorn Palace and Candy Emporium, Newport Beach Airporter Inn Hotel, Irvine Irvine Coast Charters, Newport Beach Disneyland, Anaheim Chuck Hirsch, Laguna Beach Irvine Marriott Hotel, Irvine Reuben E. Lee Restaurant, Newport Beach Office Automation Training Systems,·Newport Beach Chan House, Newport Beach John Dominis, Newport Beach Nikki's Flags, Newport Beach Back Bay Running & Rowing Club, Costa Mesa de Boom & Associates, Newport Beach Fashion Island, Newport Beach Ruth Hynds Gallery, Irvine Theodore Robins Ford, Costa Mesa San Francisco Marriott, San Francisco Strictly Business Personnel Services, Irvine David Weiss Designs, Newport Beach The Great Western Forum, Inglewood K.PMG Peat Marwick, Costa Mesa Hyatt Newporter, Newport Beach The Ritz, Newport Beach Newport Beach Fire Fighters Associati on, Newport Beac h Bank Of Newport, Newport Beach Baron Accountancy Corporation, Newport Beach Malarlcy's Irish Pub, Newport Beach Media Magic, Newport Beach Mcyerhof s/Cuisine M, Irvine Newport Beach Marriott Hotel, Newport Beach Alco Battery, Costa Mesa The Cannery Restaurant. Newport Beach Prudential California Realty -Lee Gillespie. Newport Beach Balboa Beach Company, Balboa Island Judge Cal Schmidt, Newport Beach Christopher Wynkoop, CPA, Irvine Tia Juana's, Irvine Dave Martyn. M.D., Newport Beach Ruby's Diner, Newport Beach Newport Landing Restaurant, Newport Beach Harbor Glass, Costa Mesa Los Angeles Rams, Anaheim 21 Oceanfront, Newport Beach Anne Davis-Johnson, Costa Mesa Fastframe, Newport Beach Cannelo's, Corona del Mar Yankee Tavern, Newport Beach Beverly Heritage Hote~ Costa Mesa Harbor Glass Company. Costa Mesa Home Office Shopping Service, Corona del Mar Pacific Amphitheatre, Costa Mesa ~ Newport Beach Marriott Suites,. Newport Beach American Speedy Printing Centers, Newport Beach Joy Anthony-freelance writer. Newport Beach Mari Frank-Attorney, Dana Point The Computer Tutor, Corona del Mar American Resort Group, Newport Beach Barbacoa, Newport Beach Dennis O'Neil, Newport Beach Dr. Michael Gooing, Costa Mesa Newport Florist, Newport Beach Furnish Chiropractic, Costa Mesa El Torito Grille, Newport Beach Taylor Party Rental, Huntington Beach Howard's Sign House, Newport Beach Alta Coffee, Newport Beach David Stewart, D.D.S., Newport Beach China Palace, Newport Beach Sgt. Pepperoni's P~ Newport Beach Antoine at Le Meridien, Newport Hightech Signs, Newport Beach Michael Christianson, Newport B Mirage Resorts, Dana Point Far Pavilions, Newport Beach Orange County Register, Santa San Diego Marriott, San Dieg J. Noyes Jewelers, Balboa Isl Cafe Fleuri-Le Meridien, N L'Ultirna Baths, Costa Me Mystery Cafe, Irvine Ristorante Cantori's-Hy ewporter, Newport Beach , Newport Beach The Fisherman, Ne rt Pier Michael M. Druck .D., Newport Beach ,ll.IT'lo~oast Invcsbnent Group, Newport Beac Newport Hous Pet Sitting Service, Newport Beach Irvine Mead Martha's B The Pleas Amphithteatrc, Irvine tore, Balboa Island casant, Newport Beach Ood Grill, Newport Beach Be · estaurant, Newport Beach Penins Shipyard, Newport Beach Ch es Market, Newport Beach B. ess Fashion, Newport Beach ND THANKS TO: Christopher K. Wynkoop , C The Village F , Costa Mesa The Garden H e Inn, Avalon Five Crowns staurant, Corona del Mar The Irvine y, Newport Beach Villa Nov ewport Beach .-..:-.-al, Santa Ana- Woody' , Newport Beach Scotts e, Marriott, Scottsdale L.a.lllr'LIQ. Chiller Chair, Costa Mesa Pri avers Wholesale Warehouse, Fountain Valley Blackwood-Pianist, Newport Beach "day's, Newport Beach ylord Sportswear, Newport Beach alboa Island Kids Clothing, Balboa Island Rodheim Marketing Group, Costa Mesa Carlson O'Brien-Fashion Island, Newport Beach Paddle Power, Newport Beach Europa International Salon, Newport Beach M & R Livery Services, Newport Beach Blue Moon Marine, Newport Beach June Wride, Newport Beach Mesa Consolidated Water District, Costa Mesa Roth Young Executive PersoMel Services, Mission Viejo American Yacht Charters, Newport Beach Figge Photography, Newport Beach Jindo Furs, Newport Beach Catalina Plyer, Newport Beach Seaport Village, Avalon Cafe Prego, Avalon Via Lido Plaza Merchants/Fritz Duda Company, Newport Beach Lady Hornblower. Newport Beach Wahoo Designs, Newport Beach Wesley N. Taylor Co., Newport Beach Glen Ivy, Newport Beach Bill Lobdell-Orange Coast Daily Pilot, Costa Mesa Edwards Cinema, Newport Beach Maxine Montgomery-Prudential California Realty, Newport Beach Newport Imports, Newport Beach Fashion Island Merchants Association, Newport Beach Atlantis Beachwear, Newport Beach McLean GemologicaJ Laboratory, Tustin Pediatric Cancer Research Foundation, Orange United Party Rentals, Costa Mesa The Store.keeper, Newport Beach California Image Advisors, Newport Beach Amlings Newport Nursery, Newport Beach Pazazz Salon, Newport Beach Personna Personnel Services, Newport Beach The Great American Printing Company, Rancho Santa Margarita The Well Appointed Garden, Newport Beach Balboa Bay Club Tale Of The Whale U.S. Coast Guard Coast Guard Auxillary The Commodores Clu Christmas Boat Parade Co ittee Hoag Memorial Hospital P byterian Pettis, Tester, Kru se & insky Tom Wilek & Ass ates Newport Beach Marriott H & Tennis Club Balboa Power Squadron American Ideas in Motion -1990 Sweatshirt Heather Niblo, Sailing Shots Photography Home Decoration 0 & Our Harbor Area Yacht Clubs A SPECIAL THANKS TO: Norm Loats; Ph.D., Event Chair Jim Vlil.-s, Auctioneer • Art on displaY this week as pr,elude to benefit auction Internationally recognized local nrti ts Bill Anderson an d Harvey Clemans will exhibit their paintings Feb. 12-14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Citibank in Huntington Beach. The exhibit i a prelude to the Portfolio '91 benefit auction to be held Feb. 14 at the Hunting- ton Beach Civic Center. The an- nual auction is held to raise fund for numerous community cultural programs and the city's new Art Center, scheduled to open in the fall. Anderson, an art teacher for 26 years, ha ) had one-mnn shows at UCLA, Dante A~ighieri !tali.an School, Los Angeles; Lodi Art Gallery, Pasadena; and Coydacan Gallery, Mexico City. ln addition 10 receiving the l funtington Beach Out tanding Artist of the Year award in I 9il6, Andc rson had a book of his artwork published in 1984. Clcman,, a professor of art at Golden Wc'>t College. received the Huntington Beach Arti t of the Year a\,Jrd He was a Fulbright· Scholar to India and his cxh1b11'i include a one-man !.how 1n AnJO, Japan Cleman recently returned from a facultv po)t 1n Cambridge, England, ro·r the Stud) Abroad Program \.\1th the Coa\t Community College D1o;tnc1. Dot h art1'il!. represented Hunt· Movie listings Newport Beach IALaOA CINlMA 109 ( lo boo a .d 61~ HlO Mr. ond Mra. l rlde• 1PG 1 J I 9 JO IOWAIOS NIWPOIT CINIMA 300 N.w""'1 Ce"'•• I> ~ 6H 011;() 1 Onco -..uftd 'C 1J 11 J 2 •JO /, 9 JO 1 OrHnCor4 "G11111 •~J"15 l JO 10 3 Sloopln9 With tho lno'"'f ~ IS J 30, S •S I IOWAltOS ISl-\.NO CINIMA r , ''°"" .._.::o .. .... t•l' 17 8 H•-Al-<..., 4 ~ • o IS II JO .,, , Aiko l 10 o 8 l S JS l ,._ .. .,..,.._ ) I 30 '1 ' 30 1 q 30 < o.,, .. , Witt. Wolvo1 '1'G 13 ~ 30 • II ~ Oedfethor ,_,, Ill t 11 JO ~ JO S 30 8 30 e n.. Orlftora ' / 30 J S 4S I! IS ' 35 LA s...,, '1 JO 1 • S S 1 I 5 q JO LIDO (INIMA ''-w ! ,j I '•••~ • •• ~/1 '01T TlilATH SI • •ii~""' 6 J "• Cyrono de lor1•roc OC, I 9 • ~ Costa Mesa IOWAIOS CINIMA CINTll • 0 ,,,,,_ .~ ...... .... ... . .. , .. Hem• Al•"• ., .. '• ' looli of l•¥• PG ' I J ' '"" • • • . ' I wt.Ito , 0"9 1 • } ~ ' 4 5 q 5 • No¥Or ... di ... s •• ,., II I J ) ' ~ IOWAIOS CINIMA •• t>ot 6 o ._ -1 • • S• 'll9ht ol tho lnt"'dor PC l • • S 1 HAllOI TWIN CINIMAS "o•bo-8"' l "' .... t. J Mee,lnt Witt. .... lno'"'f • •I <S I 4' •S a o • .,... Witt. ....... l!'G J 1 3 3 , MUA CJNlMA ~-!J.d 19'!. S• t•~ ~~S 10...i.,..-.,, c-. PC 'l 11 30 • I II l"lr wt.e'o T olktne • \ 6 70 i) TOWN CINnl CINIMAS s..., ... coo .. "'°"' ·s . ~· n.. flol4 PG ., 7 , IS • •S l q 30 One• -. • .,,,.. 11 .f J s J e 10 S rr 111t1•1• 7:00 7:30 8:00 Artists Bill Anders°" (left) and Harvey Clemans show eumptes of their work to Citl~nk ma.nager Yvonne Sten1. Citibank ls hosting as art ~hlbit as a prelude to the Portfolio '91 benefit auction. 1ngton Beach in the 1984 Olympic cultural exchange pro· gram with the Museum of Mod· ern Art in Guadalajara, Mexico. The public is invited to meet the artists Feb. 12 between 2 and 4 p.m at Ci tibank, 7552 Edinc.er Ave. Portfolio '91 is a black-tie gala affair with live performance . champagne and a gourmet buf· fct donated by area restaurants More than 100 original works of art donated by Orange Count}' artists of regional and national Patrick Oemps~y is in big trouble in "Run," now playing along the Orange Coast. I t LA Slor'f F'i., I J 17 4 5 3 !> \ ' 30 9 f 5 • OoncH With w_... .. PC 1J 1 JO.• •S e 30 SOUTH COUT '\A2A f •~ ~""' we• 5<6 77' I Awolronln91 r-'; J, : 3 l 5 30 9 10 :' • or .. ., Co•4 PC I J • ' Is , J() •• s , q J Ho,..lot ,. ~ • < S 1 JO I I 5 SOUTH COUT VIUAOI ',,.._., D' I••' ~· .. n..0'1fte" • ],, ~3 ~ OIS Mr•"""'" ........ "" '3 17 7JO s J Hunttngton Beach IOWAlOS CHA•Tll CIHTH 1en ......... " • . " . o-•• Whh Wolwt ~ 1J I •S 3 15 l lO ~ Slooplne WI ... the lno...., t I IS JJ:.) S •5 8:30 9:00 9:30 recognition are to be auctioned. The proceeds of the auction will benefit diverse community art programs such as children's art, dance and music classes and Huntington Beach's intcrnation· al cultural e'<cha nge program with 1t\ M~ter cities. A major portion of the proceeds will be used to renovate an 11 ,000 square foot facility into a center for the arts For information on e11her the art cxh1b1t or the Portfolio ·91 art auction call 846-1445. • s J Oroon Cord ,PC 13) 11 JO 1 • S • 6 1 S 8 JO o 4S • O...o Ar9und -i 11 •S 1 1 S • •S 7 IS 9 •$ S A-lionl"I' P'C 1 ll 12 2 JO S I JO 10 IOWAlOS HUNTINGTON TWIN 18$<l Mc>n ~· 848 OJU I LA Story ll'C Ill 1 1S 3 30. S •S. I! 10 1 Homlol ('<:ii 11 lO. 7. <AS 1 30 10 Irvine THI UNMISm (JN~ •2•S c-P..• o ..... es• 1811 1 ,....,, of .... ll'llrvdor P'C 1J. 17. 7 30 S , lO 10 2 • ..., • 1 S <CS 8 .S ..... of l.,,. '<'.; IJJ 6" 10 l LA Siert r'G J IS.JlJ S <S.8 10 • o-•• WI.., w • ..,., '° 131 12 J 30 1 ~ TlwGrlfto" ~ 4S 7 S • •S /IS 9 •S ~Homlol f'I :"JS•S830 WOOOlllOGI CINIMAS 1o • o 'o"-..,rCu • ... ~s H-Ai-~ 7 •S J 15 S •S e . '\ 1 Not Wlthevt My Oovthlor I'(; 3 J ' 3 Mo,.,,...ld1 / ~ < '1< 9 •S Klndor9one,, Cop -C, ll I S l 4~ o I 'S a ., • No¥•• lndlft9 Story IS l IS 5 .. 9 s 9 wt.llf '•"I !'GI 12 45 J S S 30 '•S q •S Fountain VaUey 'OUNTAIN VALLIY TWIN 9....,,,,.,, fo.~~' 839 1 He-Alono PG 1J1 30 I)() J <S o 9 s 10 s ] Nonr lndlft9 s1...., "(;) 1 I JO 1 l:J J JO J ,j 9)() 'AMllY 'OUI CINIMA 1116' 8-oc•~ .. ..., ~· 9oJ ) , wt.tt. fitft9 IC 2 45. S. I IS. 9 31' , 0.ncot WI"" We..,_ l"C 1J 7 lO. S <S 9 J 14wonll lcl__._.. !PG I 31 • 9 U.....cw1 •• 6 10 • 1.,., t 4S S •S 9 •S Of'lftera • J 3C 1 JO 10 l.agllla Baell IDWAttOS IOUTH COAST LAGUNA •36 S C00t• -r-. .,, 1111 OrffftC-1111 1'(; 3 15 110 5 45,8 10 7 LA s1_, ~ 3 17 IS 1 lO. H S 7, f IS 10:30 11:00 11:30 ..... ---T TOllilM .. R a....lf>er1 Tiii '' .. 1 of PwlOllllillM ..... .... 0 Monday, February 11, :1881 11 •• fl&IEll/(llll't' 111MllPIll118111. .. .141~, 11.114 Humor, art, music In video exhibit - The Laguna Art Museum i cur· rently presenting Orange County' in tallmcnt of L.A . Frecwave . LA. Frecwave 1 the second an· nual video fe taval shown through· out Los Angeles and surrounding communities. The museum's presentation, "Media Pranksters: Public Access Art Television" is showing through March 24. The videos being hown were telecast by local cable television companies and were produced at their public access 1elevis1on fac1h· tics. The exh1b111on represents a nu1d blond of offbeat humor, video art, animation, music video and issue- oncnted satire. T~pics presented Labat Will speak In its continuing lecture series, "Good Morning Laguna," Laguna Art Museum is sponsoring a lee· ture by San Francisco artist Tony Labat, whoo;e work is currently on d1!1pl;1y at the mu!>cum. The lc:c· ture will be held Feb. 14 after a 9 a m. con tinental breakfast. General admi'i'l1on 1s S4 50 Mu- 'eum member,, se nior c1t1Len!i and \tudent' will he admitted for S' "0 I he mu,cum 1~ k>eJted JI 307 Chlf Drive For information call 494-8971. in the vtdeos include: a rap music anti-war video featuring George Bush, a sitcom tarring a Barbie doll and her friends, and a 1970's· style talk show hosted by a transvestite. There will be a panel discussion and screening. held at the muse- um, March 24. The panel will be comprised of various acton Jeen in the videos. For additional information about the screening call the 'muse· um at ~94-8971. The Laguna An Museum is lo- cated at 307 Oiff Drive. For information about the f es ti· val call (213) 657~53. AGotDENGETAWAY INYOUR GoLDEN YFARS Special AARP Rate $7n* prr rvghl. 7 "°' prr pmtwi E:.~ fl I ~ San Francilco Marrion f~'s Wharf. We're kxateJ m . • the hc.tn t-A c~ worlJ-renownaJ Fish- ~·m\.ln ·, Wharf, rht l~ndar)· area that m.U..t':'I ~ Francc;co Meveryonc\ tavc10ce c1ry " Y, 1Ur "ti' 1rx luJt... ~luxe dc.tommuJa 111Ml.' .ltd ~·di AARP rate ~. hdoft' ,tn1;lther J.ty hpi away, call lb J1rec1 t11 (800) 525.()956 or lnnc.-.t \1our rr~\el ~'1ll • h • .l·· •• ITT<~•lr t.a• ...i..-... ~ ~·' •••Lit•"' l 'ltln ,.t.J m...-, ''!~I SAN FRANCISCO~. ~~ I : fiC.' C.ilumha A YftlUt' ir Fr.., .. , ...... t_.a. ~I H • t41 'ii 77'i· 75S'i FREE VIDE RENTAL Your Orange C~st Daily Pilot subscription has just become funnier, more dramatic, ad- venturous and suspenseful! Get up to 12 FREE Video ,, Rentals from the Wherehouse when you subscribe to the Dally Piiot. $30 10 ,.,_. .... a ... You'll receive the Orange Coast's only dally newspa~r Monday thru Sunday for 1 year. Or ask about our 12 and 24 week subscrtptJon plans. To start your subscrtptJon to the best In local news, sports and entertainment or to find out more about this exciting offer, please call 641-4333. O RAS G~ • IWIS ~~------------~~~~--.......; ....... __ ...... .-.._ ............ __ .... ._... Mlllll ~--------~~---~--~~----~--..-i.------------.. -,_..._ ______ ....... _______ ~ ____ ....... _ a ...... a .. .... a ........ ao.. .... a .... • .. I' 1: ,. •• ,.11 , ,, •• •• :.-•• •• :: • :· ·= ' . : . •• ·: •• '• '• '• '• i" '• ,, •• '· ' . ' . , . •• t . •" t'' ... ,,.. ·~ I An Independent Newspaper Published by Page Group Publishing, Inc. Robert E. Page, president & chief executive officer William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president Steve Marble, managing editor Elliot Stein. Jr , chairman Gerald W. Adcox, Jr., executive vice president Howard l. Schramm, vice president & general manager Walter Burroughs, 1901 -1989, founding publisher Edltorlal Business owners take the bull by the horns Sacrificing personal profit for che community good is a much praised but seldom prac1icec.J virtue. It is rare enough 10 be worth noting. We bring to you r attention a group of Downtown Huntington Beach bu mess owners, who arc banding together lO bring much-needed redevelopment to their area, at great per onal sacrifice Their tjuaint, olc.J do" ncown .uea has been targeted for a face lift since 11174. but problems finding the right de\clopcr and change' m c1tv administrations ha"e blocked the changes O\Cr and o'er again AccorJ1ng tn merchanti. in the areJ all prc\1ou' rede,elopment pl Jns ha\c hccn h.tndcd down from above, "11h lr1tlc or m1 rnn-.ul ldt1 on "1th the people who \\OUld be called up11n tn gl\e up hu.,1111:'>" '' hile the • necessa ry cOn\I ruct 1l1n hmd1.· r' commerce Thr!> lime lhl.' mcr~·h.1n1s \\Crl" cdlccl upon ll) hel p "llh the planning .1nJ thl· result 1' that mti~t 11( the bt1!>1nc'>'> m'nc r" in the .1r1:J ha\C go11cn behind .1 Ill'" pl.in and ha'c volun1eercd to .,,1cnf1cc for up tn I~ monlh.,, \\hrle rehu1ldrng 1s underwav. "We arc \O happy to p 1r11c1p.1tc in th1.• prn1cct that we arc '-'llhng lo go into debt," ... 11d Fr.ink Crai:~hll'lo. O\\OCr of the building occupied by Pap.1 foe"; n:,taur.int We admire their gnt. ll won't be ca'>y But, we think It \\ill he \\nrth it 1n the c.:nd. The nc\\ pn>Jl'Ct, bcrng taken on h~ Griffin Rc.ilty. include.., cnmmerual re kvclopmcnt from ;..t;im tn ~th ~1rcet and along PJc1f1c Co.1c;t Hi ghway hctwccn ~th .ind (1 th strt:ch. The ch.in~e., 'hould he dram.1t1l .ind 'hould n:,ult in .111 e\'en o;;1roncer bu,rnes<. l·ommunity Letter or the month contest is on! We ~incc rcly ~.in1 w hear \Our nrinmn., on 1hc "'Ill'.' th.11 arc nn the m111d ... of 1hc reoplc of thi.: Or.11lL!C ( (lj\[ At the end of each month, thl Dailv Pilo1 \\Ill \elect the 'I c.·t tcr of the ~1nnth · J 1J~l·d 1 n ~I.ml\, th(lugh1fulnn' 111\ll!hlfulnt'" .ind .ih1h1~ In rl·r,uJdc I h~ \\tnncr ,,111 rl'll:I\(.' .in nr1~111al .ind <>1_gnl'd \hnll111' cd11nr 1.il 1..1r111011 This i'> a community O('\\~papcr .1nd ·'' I lik.1• tCo h1•.lr trnm }Ull l 1•111~1 <.hou«I I•• !11 •' ,inc.J .IT" ~ub11·11 ro Pd111ng l•1n~u I nrri• r11r i1•n(P "' 11 f I 1•1-id1 rt•rl lrol \ Community Com- m<'nlat)' 11 .1tur• Plr •~" ~r·nrl ,uhm '~'' ''" 111 11 ,. Orange Coa\t Daily Pilot 1 llJ \\ B.1\ 'i' ( 11'! t \\• .1 I •\ 1• 11, 1-1r 1,1, thl'm to -1.~ 1, 11, 11-<1 I'• " ud• '" 11 n.1' 1 1. .11 d pl Jr t 1111rnh• 1 1 .,.r111 d ltk1• \."liT lro111 r 111 b1· prinlt d \1111 r ,1n ,ilr.i1 .1 11 ir Editor's Hot lint• 1' 1,..i.1 1111/li. .ir1 I rf l,1!1 I ft tt1'r 111 11r•1•cf1111r Th.111l \1111 1111 \lllll lfl\ld'."1!11•1\I n rl11· ( \r,1ni.:1 ( 11,i-1 (1>'1\ rnun ,., Dooneslu'y lly Garry Trudeau AT 1730 lA5r N6HT, ~lllaMJ? II JIN7Alt.5 6 2 ~IRMATQV F{l()M A fiOm,lf.E TOC CF THt 1Wtr¢l. C¥:61?AC¥1TW CY AN M {;()-M()()Vftp ~W ~~ One or many To the Editor: Rolls-Royce Leroy Can er raided his own savings and loan in· st1tution to build a 12,000-squarc- foot mansion on Harbor Island (Jan. 29). Then the property went under. Guess who is going to pay for it? Right. the ta.'<payer. Mul\1- ply this np-o ff. which incidentally ha~ been supported by our law- makers, by thousands, and we ha'e rh c 1nll1on dollar S&L fia\co. PETE· R WE ISBROD Laguna Dc.u:h War questions Io 1he Fdilor: \fa) be 'omeonc can an'~ er .i tc .. , queo;\1ons {or me. I have serious doubts concerning Pre,1dcnt Bush\ ra1ionale for going 10 "Jr \~1th Iraq and 1n be · l\\een the new" of 'cud m1~'ilc at · 11d., and Pcnt.1~on bncf1ng,, SC\· l r.11 que\11onc; remain unrc<.olvcd 111 my mind Although Du~h "·1!. cnn\ 1ncell :1flcr 22 we ek<; that .,,. nd ion' "c Tl n l an dfcct I\ c mc.1n' ot rcmo,1ng Hu.,,cin's ~1rm) lrnm 1-.u" .111, "h\.' '"'a~ I he Pre"· d1.n1 1.nn\lmed l \ mil1IM) p1w.cr 1.l1uld aLcumrh'h tlm gn.11 111 le" 11mc 1 If not in lcv. 11mc. "hen 1 Of CllUT\C, 0u'>h rrnml\Cd thl\ n.1t1nn and the '"'orld he \\uuld not ( .. 111. th1. l' S m1h1:11~ \1.t1uld not Carl. but he n<:,cr ,,ml hn" long 1h1' \\llUfd 1.lkC flu ,h J!a' c .1 <lc.1dllnc 111 lhl'>\llO, hut nor 111hi\1mn ch1ch of \l,llf Bu .. h ,,11d he h.1d no choice .inti nnl\ m1h1.m act11l0 could fulfill h1<, 1ih1c~·11vc'. He doe<;n I U\c the v.nrd '" .11 ' 1n Im 'pccche'i. Th,11 \\<Hiid he 1n ad.nm' lcdgcment of t.11l11re \\,1r " .in ind1 c1mcn1 Jgain\I p11l1t1uJn\ fhev failed a~ peace kt'CPl'r'. "hose rc.,pons1b1lrt1c<; in· elude J1.1log ue, d1<;cussion, ncgot1a· t111n Jnll lhl' rule 1lf law, not the mil ol the ~un I dnuh1 Bu<;h '"111 accomplbh h1o; L!P .i, 1n ~~ v.ed • ., So. when" IO rt111111h'' ~4 months" I dnn I knm~ how long Bush's '' .11 "111 I 1"1. but I don't c"<pect l'rl·,1dtnt Bu'h to .ippcJr on IV 1111 Junt· I~ .ind announce the war "'II Cl"''c hccause 22 weeks have p.1"ed I rum pa'll experience, he knm" <l1..1dhncs don't work. Ku"all never declared war on Ir 1q .ind to th1'i day, ne11hcr ha"i the I '\ nor its alhes. But before .11tr1t11>n could ct in on Hussein·~ armv and a UN multi-national force could be formed to relieve u.~. troops ot the border, ll dead- line pas"led and Bush went to war. Ou'lh's "new world order," 1wo dozen capirals and a halr-b1lhon people, live in constant fea r wi1h the threat of rerrori\m hy Hu\~cin''I aligned terrorist group'I The war debt i"i e'pected lo reach 75 b1lhon in 1' months: that figure would sustain a police force of 10,000 for about 50 yrar , in- cl uding inOation. Meanwhile. a Pres1den1 Bu5h and the natio n become trun f LXed by the war, long-ccrm dome tic I · sues go neglected. With 1U this in mind, the wor rhetoric or " ecurity and '\tnbility in the Persian Gutr• rings hollow and emptX. The qucs· tion then become , 'How many deaths will It take before we re1I· 1te coo many people have died?" If war i hell, why i thi nation al· lowl na the world to go 10 hell? CORTNEY WELCH t.asun• Beach ........ , To the Editor: Edi1orl11f1t Dive Sh10ctt pon· den the '&aatk>n "Who wiU Nie "* IMM• -. .,.. wur in ,.,.r Feb. 2 ~ Ponini. We need not worry about who rules Iraq after the war if we pro- duce our own oil off our own oil- ladcn shores. Bccau c there would not be much left to rule. Instead of an embargo to deny Iraq new purchases. denying them their oil revenues would delete their pur- chasing power in prelly short order Iraq ha no other productive in- du\tf) than oil. And if 11 weren't for Americans developing and pro- ducing their 011 for chem the) "ould hil"c had no money to buy rhe arm' to war on their neigh- bor' And 1f 11 "ercn't for the en· \tronmcnt.1hw. stopping our own oil production we. and much of the rc,1 of the Western World, "ould not he \O dependent on 11 Perhaps 11 1s 11me for 1hc cnvr- ronmcntahc;t., tn open their eye., and \CC that the de;ith'> of the young Mannes on the -..1nds of Ar.ibi.1 was not a better environ- mcnl lnr 1hcm tnan the sight of an llll rig off their coa\I And that our o"n ml sufficiency would cn~urc our future peace, c;ccurrlv anJ C:l:onom\ \11 kt's get on \\Ith 11! Unplugged GOLDIE JOSEPH ;-.lewpon Beach Fdirnr'~ note : The follonml! lec- ta ''·•~ addre~~c:d co the: ge'iiernl mJn.1cer c1/ Cnmmumh C.1/Jk· "''"n I rcce n1ly received your new lh.1nncl line up for the period be· ginning Fch I I c.in't begin 111 tell )OU how \Cry drsJppointcd l am that vnu arc dropping TNN \ti Y!lU lan .1Chi ;mother pay-per \IC" cha nnel In my op1n1on 1 he Nash\1lle Network wa<, one of the ve~ bc\I famrl) oriented program· ming !>lallon., on the entire net work I tlon'1 kn ow how m.inv pen· pie H1ur ·,ur-.cy·· covered hut I have a Ycry loenous douht that a' popul:u ns TNN is throughout 1hc natmn that 11 wa" the lea"! v1e"cd 'tatwn on Cablcv1s1on Mo\t of the mm.1c\ rhat arc offered on pay-for. view can be renlcd for much lcs., and "atched on a VCR II dnc~n't make \Cnsc Lver '>ince cahlc ha' hccn dereg- ulated the lUStomcr ha' been locked around b) cable compan1e' in their ~recd to gel more revenue I feel "cry strongly that the go vernmcnt needc; 10 reinstate reg- ula11on of lhe cable TV industry so lhal '>omcone other than the cable comp.in1e' are looking out for the customers' interest. l feel like I'm heing cheated when l pay S49.20 per munth for r.iy cable \Crvrce and now I cn n'l even watch my very favorite channel. I tru\l you \I.ill reconsider J.A. "AL" KIGER Corona del Mar In her own words To the Editor: Re Article "01\trict hll for ~mnll pay ror e," Feb. I. It nppctlr'I that your reporter m1 scd my intentions when I 5poke before the Huntington Bc3ch City School District's Bonrd Inst Thut'lday The amount or the ra1 c wo not the issue. The is uc wa~ the fact thnt 2J 7 classined employ· ees arc represented by Chapter 3J6 of the Califomla School Em- ployees Auoclation (CSE.A) and rhat rhe chapter ratified an agree- ment Y.-hich unequally distributed the compensation packaae among the employee they represent. A ub tantial amount o( the compcn· n tion packqo went to medical bcncli1J or -hich 117 or the clwl~ fled cmployea arc noc clisible ror. The compeDUUon pacbp was (or l.6S ptftllftt in Mlary incn ... ..ct 2.35 .peftat blcn-18 rnedi- ml benefit ....... _.,.... '"" gibre. The result is that 90 employ- ees receive a compensation pack· age of 4 percent and 127 employ- ees receive a compensation pack· age of 1.65 percent. The CSEA is the only organiza- tion recogni~ed by the District to negoll'\tc for the classified employ- ees. I'm displeased that my chap- rer of CSEA would accept 1h1s agreement. My quotes in your art1· de "ere directed at the CSl:.A. My 1111cnt1ons before the board were to ra1 e the e issues regarding the agreement being presented to them that night. , SANDY MJLLER Huntington Beach Words and acdons To the Editor: The Oag-wavrng uper-patriot. Assemblyman Gil Ferguson is at 1l again He never passes an oppor- tunity to remind us that he was in three wars (Dally Pilot, Leners sectmn. Feb 4). Aftn watching CDS TV\ ''60 Minute\" a year or so ago nbout our gmernmenl's neglect and 1n - d1fference to our Vietnam veter- ans. who arc suffering from the deleterious lingering effects of Agcn1 Or:inge, I called up 1he of· fice of Mr 1-erguson I asked what hJ' he done a'i a V1etnJm veteran and :l\semhl)'man in helping the t\gcnt Ornnge victim'>. Al flf!>I hi'> \ldff lOuld not rcc:.ill what he did \\'ht'n th<') finally returned my call. I \\as informed lha1 he had a prodam.111on pasc;cd b) the A'· \Cmhl\' C'<IO!ling the \lrtue' of our f1gh1111!! mm 1n Vietnam. Thal\ .II I Since he '"a" .. 1nd \till 1<1, the sc· \erc'I u111c .1m.I would like to c'<pcl A''cmblvman fom Havdcn hcc.1use of his · act1v1ues as a ;,war pmlc.,1er," I called Mr. Hayden's office abo I Its staff 1mmcdwtel) rarrled off asscmhlv bills that he introduced )Car after year tov..-ard rel ief .tntl medical a11cn11on 10 our V1~1nJm veteran'> until finally one \\J\ "l!ned into l.1w liy th e go- 'l' rnnr I hJ\.C one question for Mr. Gil I crg11,11n Should ~rary S.1dd.tm ( Uod fnrtmJ) resort 10 chemical '"'illfJrt·. will Mr. Ferguso n again .1uthor a '"orthle"' prodamot1on '"hilc Mr. Hayden "Ill bu'it his hull introducing relief and medical a1tcn t1on to our Viernam veterans until finally one 1s signed in10 law by the governor? You don'1 have to belie\'c me Call 1he1r offices yoursrlve~ Herc are the numbers t called then As- semblyman Gil Fergu\on 756-0665 or (9 16 ) 445-7222: and Assembly- man fom Hayden (211) J93·2717 or (9 16) 445-1676. Ye\, I am a 30-year U.S Navy vetcrsn of the Korean and Viet- nam war!>. Yes, I sincerely support our troops in the Gulf. No, I don't \upport why they are th ere. Yes, I nm registered as non-partisan. SAM CASTELO Irvine Night courts To the Ed1lor I would hke to cc our chools tart the practice of conserving power by turning off the light 11 the tennis court at night. M1ny times I have passed the tennis courts to sec the li&ht on at nfJh l when no one is playing. Today I played "' the c coun1 and the llahu -were 1tlll on at 10 n.m which indicates that lhcy had been on rtl nl&}\t. One augestion that I mf&ht mike Is th1t 1f they want to li&ht the courts at nlaht ii 10 install a coin operated meter. This way the ~ Who UIC the portrer 1rill pay for h and there -.m bo no more wut• a ii the pracnt cue. JACK L. AYE~S ColtaM• OC Legends Saa Scollll . learned from the Stranger ln 1935, a group of Newport Beach Sea Scouts boarded a train for a land journey across the Uni· ted States to New London, Conn., where they began a sea voyage on the largest yacht ever to anchor in Newport Harbor. Capr. Fred E. Lewis of Balboa had purchased a four-hatch steam ctirgo vessel Brooklyn Heights on the Ea~l Coast and had it refitted a' a )'ncht in New London. He brought 13 Newport Sea Scouts to help sail the 230-foot ship, re- christened the Stranger, back to Newport Harbor. Captain Lewis, a world traveler .ind i.oological colleclor, was the former owner of the Diamond Bar Ranch and a devoted Sea Scout \kipper. An unlimited licensed sh1pmas1er. he owned numerous ships. nil named 1he Stranger. the !lmalle t, a 39-footer built in the Johnson Boat Works on Newpon Bay When asked why all his ships were nnmed lhe Stranger, Lewis laughed and said "A sailor in his cups can ah .. ays rrmember 1he Stranger " On ttm huge: Stranger. 1he larg- co;I \h1p Capt Lewis ever owned, 1he \Cnu ts v1\1ted the Caribbean, Panama. Ecuador anJ the Gala- pago' Islands on their v. ay back lo Newport Beach. They collected 'ouven1r'i along the wa). including .in eight-foot alligator that was l:ita d1>natcd to rh c San Diego Zoo S1>me of the regular Sea Scout' .1b0Jrd trangrr "ere Vic- tor Alleman. John Dla1ch. Lloyd ··s"cde" John<1on, Johnny Rolierts .ind Ray Wallace On Jan. 21. 1<>36, .it 4 p.m. the Stranger "ilea med into Nrwport H:irbor and wa s berthed rn front of Capt Lewis' red bml residence al 2100 East Bay A\e on Balhoa. which remained irs home herth unlll 1t "a~ sold m I 93l) Capt LCM\ took the StrJngcr on vnrmu) government r~pedit1on'i to AI J'lka. South America and the ~outh ~ea-1. "1th 60 Ne"por1 Se.1 Scout\ t,upplcmcnting hie. profes- "onal l rcw He and his ere"' taught rhem ~o "ell th.it m.iny seJ \Coul\ hccamc professional '\Camcn .ind ouht.1nding recrea11onal hnat- cr.. During Wolld \.\ar II . the Stranger was usrd in m1htJrv '>crv- 1ce and \.\.::lS reported 'IUnk Off the coa'lt of South Africa in 1943 In 1%0, Cap1.iin Lewis )aid 1hcre "ere too man)' people in Newpon Beach and sold nil hl'1 holding!\ there He hnught a '\ 14· ~ere island .ibo.,e Vancouver, BC and anchored off 11 in h1~ ncv.ec;t Stranger. a 112-foot former C.1n.1d1an Coa~t Guard p.1tml boot. Thi\ ,., basC'cl on unclilted new ... clip of stones wnctcn by Ben Reddick in the Newporr H arbor News Press and an nrricle on a Sea Scout reunion by Al Lockabc} in the Nov. 9, 1982 D•llY Piiot. -Compllttl by Annt Spinn Tot11y In History Today 1s Monday, Feb. 11, the 42nd dny of 1991. There nre 32.3 days left in the year. Today's Highlight rn History: One year ago, on Feb. 1 J. 1990, South African black activist Nelson Mandela was freed after 27 years in prison. Mandela walked through the gate of Victor Vcfltcr prison in Paarl, outside Cape Town, set- tlna orr jO)'Ous cc1cbr111ons among his followers. Five years ago: After nine yurs of captivity, Soviet dissident Anatoly Shcharansky was released by the Soviet Union as part of an !!a t-We t prisoner exchange. One year ago: rn an upset that stunned the box.in& world, hc•V)'· ""eisht champion Mike Tyson wu knocked out In the 10th round of h1 f11tu •ith Bu•ter OousJu ln • Tok)o. Toda)"• Birthdays: M<M. dirtc· tor Joseph l... Mankihdc:& ii 81. Author Sktney Sheldon ii 74, _., ......... , ..... ' C:..W: ht• ..... , ... , ....... . :.-:",..*:I ... , ...... .,...,...., ..., ... toelt. TOMOUOW1 w.. ......... ....... _ ., ...... l l Mph. A llttle cooler with ..... "' ~ ... , ...... ,... OCEAN REPORT BOATING SURFING NewMoon Feb. 14' llJME From From A1 1st Otr. Feb.22 TOOAY'SSUN Sunrise: 8:50 a.m. Sunset: 5:39 p.m. 0 () Full Moon Last Otr. Mar. 1 Mar. 8 Friday, the pain was especially pro- nounced. "It's my binhdar, today;• the Tustin resident said sadly, 'and my son's up in Big Bear on a siding trip, my daugh· ter's in Kentucky at boarding school and my husband's in Saudi Arabia." A family member's death this week fur- 1 her added to Madach's emotional pres- 'iures as she debated whether to fly back east to be with her relatives. "Times like these are when I wish Mark was here so he could go with me." To combat the loneliness, Madnch has kept occupied by concentrating on work, exercising and taking voice lessons. And being the parent of an 8-year-old son and 16-year-old daughter helps keep her pretty busy, too. Still, "some days are pretty hard,'' Madach said. As much as she tries to think positive thoughts, worries often in· vade her mind. SJll SHAl't 2.J ,. 1.Jfltlr 1.J ,. 1·2 poor 1·2 poor 2·) ,,It "I am anxious betause they're talking about starting a ground war," she said. The talk of beg1nnin& ground assaults has also plunged Arlene Corvino of Lag· una Beach into o pit of fear and anxiety over the welfare of her 21-year-old son, who is a tank dm'Cr in Saudi Arabia. -r...o c-o...,, r.1a1 Counselors discuss the Persian Gulf War with youths. Mililtary children are ex- pressing many emotions about the crisis "I'm pctnfied," Corvino said Friday. "It doesn't get easier. I left work today be· cause l can't handle it. "I wouldn 't mind waiting for the next 100 years 1f l fell my son wou ld not sec action." An upbeat letter from her son. Manne Reserve Lance Cpl. Alex Corvino, that reached her earlier this week d1dn'1 really help case her ""orry "He ""rote. 'Don't hang out by the phone, because I'm not going to call. Go out and have fun,' " Ar· lene aid. "I know he's handling him elf well O\'cr there I have tremendous confidence in Ale:ic and the men he's with. They're all intclhgcnt, bright, articulate men l'm e,. trcmely proud of my on. "But that doesn't mean I feel comfcn· able contemplating his demise." CHAMPS From A.1 thinking. effect1"e communicnt1on, re· earch ... students re ally come out of themselves." "It's really addicting to be able to com· pete and to win," said Kevin Dawes of Huntington Beach, who won a bronze last weekend in the extemporaneous-competi- tion. "It's been a wonde rful experience peing a part of such a bonded group." After its next tournament, the squad will compete in the Spring Championlhips Feb. 22-24 at Pasadena City College, then at the State Tournament at Mt. San Ant· onio Collc1te in Walnut March 15-17. YOUTH From A1 Newport Harbor Hospital, a psy· chiatric center for adolescents. has been sending its therap1 ts to schools to talk about its free family support sessions, psychological evaluations and its hot line staffed by counselor~ ready to answer questions the chil · dren of military personnel have abou t the war. Tew told the nine ~tudcnts that when a peer whose parents arc fight· ing in the Gulf come to them, they should have a plan. "There's going to be a lot more ground fighting now, so more kids, who ha"c lo t their parents, are going to come to you. When they do. you need to SAOOAM From From A1 the Middle East. "It should not be a surprise to an> one that Iraq invaded Kuwait. The me\ age i\ clear: an ambiguous foreign policy can get the United States into trouble.'' Cox said the United State~ should find ways to become more energy independ- ent, and that he might support increa ing nuclear power production and off cring ta:ic credits and deductions for those who pro· duce alternative forms of energy to help this. He added that he suppom Israel's actions during the war and feels the coun· try can play an important role in bringing peace lo the region after the war has Inside Ad vice/Personnel have a real good sense of how you feel about the war." He added that, when comforting the ceers wht'sc relatives do die in the war, the counselors will need a plan consisting of steps to take in different situations. "One step might be to put yourself in their '>hoc!>. An· other step 1s to validate their feel· ing ,'' he said. "Someti mes the best thing to do might be for you to JUSt hi.ten," Tew told the counselors. "These peer counselors have in tu- ition, !ttnsitivity and empathy,'' said Jo Ann Heintz, head of the peer counschng program at Thurston. "I think they got an understanding and awa reness about how students with familv in the Gulf will react " ended. "I respect Israel enormously 1n tts ac· t1ons during the war. If Israel gets more suppon in the fut ure, Lhere may be hope in finding peace in the Middle Ea t." Ehud Sprinzak, a professor of Political Science at Hebrew University, said Saddam Hussein is not a madman, but ra ther an ambitious, calculated and ruth· le s individual who would "kill even his own family for his own ambitions." Sprinzak added that most Israeli arc optimistic for the future . "Even though the war is not yet over, their is a ensc that the allied troops are the only ones able to destroy the man . If there 1 a clear-cu t victory, and Saddam cannot run the country, this i progress." Monday. Febru8iy 11, 1111 • -.. .. __ .... .. ... ,.. - FRONTS: • • • • • • • CIOlD MRll STAT'°"4RY ,..... ® © ml ~ (3 t::l ~ El 0 ~ ~ ,.., LOW &IOIWlll IUIN T.STOIWS l'WMES SllOW a aJNNY Pr c:t.Ot.OY a..ot.O'( ... ........ " 47 ~. ......., " lt .. "-..... SI • ..,. .. c.IMM 6l so a.,.-,_ t.> •l a... ~ 79 46 CW-It • SS O.a.t.fl't\...U. ......., S7 40 0...-........ 71 .. De( root ~ 61 41 r .. ~ o.utie ll 41 tiOft'lluloo , ..... Ct " so ~-rtia4tM IS 4' llMll....,ol11 ......._.Cl., 5' 44 lAM•• a., •iwnW. " 46 l.tt 11 ..... S.Cnmmto u 4) LtttMl<d s.IMt ... 41 ~ ..... --...~ II 4) M.-llMctl s..oi._. 74 .. ....... ~ .... SMfrMCilc:. u .. ....... 0ri. .... ......... u .. -Yor\Oty S...Au • .. ~w.-.c..., s.t......,~ " )t a.... -s-l..rt~pe .. lt ~ ...... SlllVEY From From A1 tywtde (17 percent in the south county, compared to 3 percent 10 the north), is perce1ved as experienced., concerned and a leader. • Tbe county Board of Superv1S0rs was named by 9 percent, but the board also was criticized for failing to successfully a~ some of the county's most pressina prob- lems. .. It's an outdated system, wtth no ruJ leadership," complamed one respondent "The county Board of SupcrvJsors 1s a 700-pound gorilla -too powerful," wd another. Bren was named by 30 pcreent of re- spondents as one of the most mfluenual businessmen 10 the county (48 percent m the south, 16 percent in the north). And Sqcntrom. named by 14 percent countywide. 1s recopucd for h1s land holdmp and financtal status. Sqcntrom also stands out as the most 1nflucnual ph1lanthrop11t 1n the county. named by 39 percent . Bren and Riley were also amona a handful of county leaden pcrcc1'1ed u having the capacity to bctp lead Oranae Count) into the future. No tnd1vldual stood bead and sbouldcn above any othCT, with almost half the respondents (47 percent) adnunina they simply didn't know who to 1denufy. But amona those who were named. Bren was 1dent1fied by 11 percent as a leader 1n business and land development. Riley was named by 5 percent for politi- cal leadenlup and Santa Ana Mayor Dan Youna and developer William Lyon were named as leaden 1n all areas. by 6 percent and 5 percent respectively. Al5o named as leaders of the future wctt lkrgeson, Scaerstrom. developer George Argyros and Superv1sor G1dd1 Vasquez. No one seems to want any one person to have too much power. either. Survey consult.ant f.ddle Mahe said he was surpnscd by the oppos1uon to con- POI.ICE From From A1 not mine." Sgt Val Birkett wd he belie\'ed the letters "are unwarranted, vindicti"c and are a purposely sensationahzcd attad: on Chief Lowenberg." "I also believe the board of directors of the POA are pursuing their pcMnal agenda of issues and complatnts that arc clearly intended to undermine the ch1trs ab1h ty to effectively lead the organ1zatton. "Their approach to solvi ng organiza· uonal problems, real or imagined, doe not renect the reality of our situation nor the true attitude of the majority of the aeneral membership." Lt. Ed McErlain, not a POA member, &ho said he laku · ue -with the many >O JI ,.__ ., ,. ., ,, =:to.~ u " .. J1 ,. ,. S6 lJ ._ 6J 24 )S M St~ .. » 47 ,, Wilm City 0 ,, 70 0 5eilale .., J7 St M so.or.•• 40 17 JI lS .._ " ,. 11 -ot s,..-. J1 u " .. T ...... SI~ Tl ., " .. .. )2 " 2t -··· 11 71 ,, 6$ 46 u 4S ~ SJ ,. 74 n ,. u ,, l6 H-n " " 42 ~ 17 ll ., )7 ~ .. ,, st )6 Mak..Oly 17 .. •• JI ,.,. • ll ., )S ._ IS ,. Supervisor Thomas Riley considered con- cerned leader in survey. sohdatton ot po~r. "I was surpnscd by the lack of support for an Oranac County executive," Mahe said "Our sense of the county is you almost t\a"e five separate fiefdoms on the Board of upeT'\lisors.. and I'd have thouaht "'c'd hear \OU need one leader. someone to Pf'O\,dC an umb~lla of accountability." T•m•rror. 7'k RTYeY .. ....,., re. ~alH la dam ~ ,,..,.._ comments. He said usin& the mapnne to communicate complainl.1 .is impr~r. · The method used could only be counter· productive to what we as a department are tryinc to achieve." ln discussing reasons for discontent, POA President Mauney said he is mysti· fied why officials have to go outside the city to hire city administraton, police chie fs and fire chiefs. ''I can't believe city employees can't do the job. To go out and bin~ third parties i. ridiculous." Mauney said the apparent belief that emplo>ee aren't qualified to be chief ... a lap in the face.'' "The possibility cxiw that the 1dmut' • trator gets hi own men tO bwld b' OW!I little wall (around him.}" Many companies not aware or benents or temporary a About nine out of 10 U.S. companies at one time or another use "temporary'' em- ployees, and do so on 1 fairly con istent basis. Temporaries arc not men and women who arc hired by a finn for a short time and then let go. Temporary, in th i sen e, simply mean people arc cm· ployed by a temporary help service com· pany. They arc not on the payroll of the organization where they do thei r work. and the work is u ually for a known·in· advance IJ>l n of time -it may be a few hours, a day, a week, 1 motuh, even a ye ar. I came ICIOll this information in a sur· vey report c:onducted bJ an indlpeftdlltt re1e1rch or11niudoa ror ''Pertonnel uten ol tbe '!".,..., .. _. ODii· ,, JoUtnal," the leadi• trede publication cepc. A ... _ ... orpfuta. (,_., teMill tM 1tnp.la:;•1at ....,,. (Ind· tMilD 1 !1!=_.-lllM-rto• defttallJ, the ......-ii ldhed and pub-OH,.... Ill ... -) .... II -.... J llihtd .. ,. ill <Jr;; Caunty ... in C:O.t1 .. ol tMI .., to llft ....... , W to Ml&) -k .......... Mc.I 10 ,... .... n. ..wr ..... ,al111d • k'a iM GI ClC:lllfllln ........ .._.el illll • confirms this. I talk every week to comp • nies, panicularly smaller ones, wanting to know how temps will uve. time and im- prove operations. A temporary help 1ervice company· helps 1n orianintion handle e•cea of special workJoads. It uaiins it own cm· ployecs to ... &st its customen. An employcr~mployec relation hip ex· ists bctwecn the tcmpowy help°'""'., and the temporary cmploJee. while 1 "P" plier-buyer reletioMMp .-.. .,...._ IM temponsy help compll81 and its c:mec.- cra. ObliptioM relMld IO anploJen .. ..meet by the lemporuy help COi ' ... 1ftd it ••i•talet tW. r11p 1R1I.., dncup• ....... ,,. ....... ,.... Wllr ii dlil 1??T Ill •111l1lr' ID ..... .......,, ...... ,lldll ... __ _ ........... , .. ,. -1111a .. , . ., .....• ....., 11=.,~ --...... ~ ... JI 'IR'rl (SMI •..... ~A llll .. Mlalnll I ef 111 ....,_,. ... YI ••••• ' .. =-= .. =-=--,_.,.r-_..... . ... IH!ll•~"Riliifiiti turnover ud employment benefits to tho orsanization neediaa them. Remember, I permanent cmplOjn COlb an employer an additionil 40-45 percent abo¥t the bue *IF or .,,. This induda taxes, in ura.ce, hirilj COlb, company·paid beftefial and ,.,.... a time not KtU• aUJ Miiked (" .._. and holida1L) 1-.. la .-. &Ml the tcmporuy help .... ~~..::fortMK• .... I •lw of 1-a ~ the tmlft _. .... cma '116c 11 ipk1,ee"I pllJl'OI -. Socilll S...kJ • .4arlDlr ca.,11• -- Use this coupon to change the way you shave. Fifteen mllllon men wtll never go back to their old way of shavtng. Ever. It's because GUlette Sensor tw1n blades are mounted on spnngs. to continuously sensc- and lndlvtdually adjust-to the curves and contours of 15 mlllton different faces. It's because Sensor blades arc 50% narrow-~­ er. Rinslng and clean- 1 Lng arc totally cff ortless. I Ifs because GUJctte I Sensor gtvcs 15 million I men the closest. safest. I most comfortable shave I th~ ever had. The best shave a I man can get. I \ ..... c. "' • I gs Harris Vcsan View stuck with 5.an Bernardino if it Wlhs tonight $y Rogar Cifllon ~ ....... Ea. Callina the _QP Southern ~ buketball pairi6i1i1 ••horrible" and ''the wont I've ever had in my 16 years of eo.ch· 1ng." V.. Hig Harlta Seahawb begin the long road to potential J)ory Tuesday night. It be&ins in Moreno Valley where an Ivy League representative awaits as a ponion of an all-encompassing qualifyina round of games are scheduled, a p.relude to Friday night's tint round of the ClF playoffs. . That'• where Harris directs his criticism of the playoffs -assuming hi1 Seahawb are 1ucceaaful Tuesday. Why such a commotion over a fint-round pme for a team which did not finish 1mo111 the top three from · lei.pc? WeU, the Sea fourth in the rugged unset League behjnd tri- championa Marina, fluntington Beach and Edison. And should they get past point suard Dannie Farber and his More- no Valley teammates Tuesday, what lies ahead is another travel date - 1t San &m1rdi110 High. "It's the worst draw of my career," said Harris. "It's not even close to being equitable. Look at our confeJence and see how we did. We lost ~ice in overtime to Huntington Beach and split with Marina. But 10 travel to Moreno Valley? And then go 10 San Bernardino against a team whi No. 1 seed?" s -foartb in the Division I-A eliminations, a quirk inasmuch as the Cardinals entered Friday's league finale with a 25-0 record, only to be upset by Cajon, leaving lhe two tied for their league tille. Cajon (21-4) went on to win the coin flip to gain the No. l tatus, thus it is seeded No. 2 behind Mater Dei (No. I) and ahead of Irvine (No. 3). "I understand how it happened," said Harris. "But while we are at San Bernardino Friday if we beat Moreno Valley, Westminster (3-9 in 1he Sunset, 7-17 ove raJI) is at Irvine Friday (if the Lions win Tuesday at Loyola)." Harris has plenty to be concerned about. Jn Occember his Seahawks were des1royed by San Bernardino, 61-37. Another Sunset League team drew See CIF/11 Qualifying round First Round 1 ~-----~---------~-----J Arizona tops UCLA in OT 8y 8tmle Wison ,,._...., LOS ANOELES -After the adrenaline f1ow had slowed, Arizona Coach Lut• Olton called Brian Williama "a tar of •••rs." M'iJti1ma. thoup, hid been one bed .,.a and 26 ICcondl away from bcina the .... ~illiw. Arimllil'a Mnpui• <Hoot·ll lllanl, ...., lllld I atdlil Milub • 12.,.., 14-rebcNnd ..... , ....... No. s •lllil• .... C!Ull•t, ........ N6. 'UCLA ..... Ill tM Pldftei.IO Ollallr1n• MltUCLA....-..a.11W11CMr. W' ar ..... -...... ,_ rfPl to* ....._, Glrlld UnFI a. ... co........S .... ,,. .................. UClA ... MllCIMll • -February 11, 1991 The Daly Plot _...,._..cn11 ........... ., V handles Arkansas, 112-105 Top-ranked Rebels prove No. 2 Hogs aren 't close ;.ay Jim O'Comell Al ...... Wllllt FA YETJ'EVILLE, Ark. -There's a big difference between No. 1 and No. 2. And that'• what bu UNLV rolling toward the record boob. Evcrythin1 that might have worked a1ainst the top-ranked Rebels was there. Playing No. 2 Arkansas. On the road. Even trailing at halftime for the first time all season. It didn't matter. With Stacey Augmon leading the way with 31 points, the top-ranked Runnin' Rebels ran away to a 112-105 victory over .the Razorbacks on Sunday for their 31st consecutive win. In ending the Razorbacks' winning streak at 20 game1y UNL V withstood the first-half pressure of a record crowd of 9,MO at BaMhill Arena and went on a 16- 2 run to start the second half to take con- trol of the game. The Rebels (20-0) trailed S0-46 at the half -the f111t time they've trailed at halftime since last year's Final Four against Georgia Tech -before seizing control and taking a 62-52 lead with 16:19 left. Later, UNL V increased its lead to 23 points. "The atmoophere was quiet and confi- dent. The coaches went over the things 'Y'fe didn't do well in the first half, and we just came and played hard and played like UNLV," Augmon said. UNLV, trying to become the first undefeated team since Indiana in 1976 and the first repeat national champ since . UCLA in 1973, had beaten 19 other-op· ponents by an average of 32 points. Can the Rebels do ii for 16 more games and reclaim the title with an 'O' on the riaht side of their record? "We don't think about thal, seriously," UNLV coach Jerry Tarkanian said "We have not talked about thal all yeur, and we will not talk about it now." Arkansas (23-2) tried to keep pace, but Augmon, Anderson Hunl and Larry Johnson -who totaled 82 pom1s - wouldn't let them. "You never tee teams that pl&y great defense run, and teams that run usually play soft defense," Tarkanian said. "This team is so focused and so tough mentally. ltt I'~~ Cna.r O<tlly PJ<A UCl's Mike GoodCclse steals second base as UC Riverside's Jim Radler reaches for tag and Mark S.lugstad looks. on. These euys go both ways, and they do it for 40 minutes." Arkansas closed to 66-61 with 14:27 lo play before UNLV turned it on apin, scoring nine straight points and Corcin1 the Razorbacks to use the last of their timeouts with 12:45 lcfL UNL V extended the lead to 98-15 with 6:23 left and a late nlly by Arkansas wasn't nearly enough. The Rebels became 1he eighth lop-ranked team to win a No. 1 vs. No. 2 matchup 1n JO meetings over 10 years. ''We were up four at half but they hadn'I played up to 1heir capabilities," Razorbacks coach Nolan Richardson said. "We had to cut our mistakes m the sec- ond haU, bu1 we didn't do tha1. We made 100 many mis1akes." With 2:27 to play, Johnson and Todd See REBELS.iW UC Riverside rallies in 9th, tops UCI, 5-3 IRVINE -UO Coach Mike Gerakos didn't have freshman closer Gabe Sollec1to fresh for Sunday's game with UC Riverside, and he watched the Ant- eaters' bullpen blow a 3-1 lead in the mnlh inning as the Highlanders ralJied for a 5-3 non-conference baseball victory at Anteater Field. Sollecno, who had pitched six of the An1ca1crs' previous nine games ~er two weeks, wasn't ready Sunday as the Ant- eaters played for the fifth time this week. Subsequently, veterans Jon Ru t (0-1) and Mike Rood allowed Riverside to score four two-out runs in the ninth in- ning. UCI starter David Bladow threw 7Y.I inninp and allowed one earned run on e1gh1 hit and two walks while striking out five. Bui Rust yielded a two-run bloop Slllgle over the first baseman's head by Mark Saugstad that scored Brett O'Day and Jim Estes to even the game, 3-3. Then Wlth Steven Bishop and Saugstad aboard, Rood entered and gave up a two-run triple to Oiad Townsend to make it .S-3. John Vigraff threw H~ innings for the win in relief as UCR improved to 4-3-1. UCI, which faces Oiapman Tuesday at 2:30, fell LO 4-5. The Anteaters' Craig Plumley doubled Mike Goodcasc in for a J-0 lead in the second In the fifth inning. Plumley walked. Bally Bardens doubled and Joe Furukawa singled Plumley home. Bard- cns scored on Ray Walker's RBI fielder's choice for a ).() lead before UCR pulled within 3-1 in the eighth off Bladow -B1 ik D•/11 Pilot lnjlftll Barkley leads East team past West, 11 B-1111 Despite ankle spra in, 76ers ' star earns MVP of NBA All-Star Game By BUI Barnard AP laslcllball Wl'llf CHARLOTfE, N.C. -Charles Bark· IC), a reluctant AJl·Star, showed no reluc- tance to go to the basket Sunday. The powerful forward for the Philadel- phia 76crs, playing on a stress fracture in his left foot, won MVP honors with 17 points and 22 rebounds, leadina the East to • 116-114 victory. The game was not decided until the final seconds when the West's Karl Malone was called for basket interference on a 3-point attempt by teammate Kevin Johnson. Barkley wanted to miss the All-Star game to rest his ajling foot and sprained ankle. But he returned to the 76cn four games before All-Star weekend, and wa ordered to play by the NBA. .. I'm thriUed )'OU wlunteered to be be re," mnunillioner David Stem needled ..... Barkley at the award ceremony. Barltley'1 22 ribounds were the most or any AJl,.,Star since Wilt Chamberlain &fibbed 22 in 1967, but fM short of Bob Pettit's 1962 rocotd. "I'm glad I came down here," Barkley said "My foot was hurting a little, but I hope J can . come back strong in the sec- ond half of the season.'' Barkley also wanted lo kip All-Star weekend a year ago 10 rest another injury, but he was ordered to play or risk suspen- sion then, too. "l had a really good time here; Barkley said. "The didn't do anything until today. I didn't practice on Sa1urday." Barkley had 11 rebounds in each half for the Ea t, which improved its All-Star game victory margin to 27-14. Malone and Magic Johnson spoke good-naturedly of Barkley's injury and volatile personality. "I hate Charles because be throws ev- erybody out of the way and then he com- plains to the ref when he gets nicked," Johnson said. "That's his way. Bua with his rebounding. Charles set the tone for the way the pme was played.'' "He ha.s a stress fracture -yeah, right," Malone said. "I ·think he was set- tln1 everybody Up, that he WU aoin& to play soft." The pi:ne wu dose most of the way, with 20 lead changes. The Weat climbed within two points four times in the final S.NBMI Basket interference difference between rare win, another loss • ' I I ' j I ' P11 ess bo>< INDIANAPOLIS -This year's --- draft is the one the Dallas Cowboys ~ have been waitin& for. ~ For two easons under coach Jimmy Johnson, the Cowboys traded away such platers as Her$Chel Walker and Steve Walsh for draft choices in hopes of pnving the way for a return to the playoffs. Which is why the Cowboys, who have three No. 1 picks in the April 21-22 draft, kept a high profile at the weekJong NFL scouting combine. "We believe this draft will give us immediate help and also provide a solid nucleus for years to come," said Dick Mansperger, the club's director of college scouting. "II will be a long time before we have three picks in the first round again. Not many teams get that opportunity, but we do through some trades we think were astute. "We're very happy with our draft situation and excited over what it can produce, if we do our homework." In 1989. the Cowboys won one game in Johnson's first year. Last year, they were 7.9 and we re eliminated from a playoff berth on the final weekend of the season. Dallas last made the playoffs in 1985. "We made ma1or progress last year and feel we would have been in the playoffs if we had our quarterback for those last two games," Manspergcr said. Troy Aikman scpararcd his right shoulder in a 17-3 loss to the Eagles in the next-to-last game and replacement Babe Laufenberg was ineffective. The Cowboys have rhe No. 12, 13 and 15 picks in the opening round, their own pick (No. 13) in the second round and two more picks in the third round. ''I won't say this draft as going to turn us into an instant Super Bowl team, but you hope that in a few years from now you'll sec favorable effects," he said. "It's going to be three or four years to really tell how much we've improved oursel..,cs." Broster hous' turn-ons • Gcorgcaown -UConn, ESPN. 4 30 pm • Mich1gan-Oh10 Slate, ESPN. 6 30 p.m • Hc.HO\•Muraon. Prime T1ekc1. -30 rm • '-.c~ \lc'orn S1a1c-UCSB. ESP:-. 11 pm TEL£\1SIO' (oll~ Outball 10 30 • m -\f """rP' Su1c ·~ UiL 1n II• I 1 r I .omc I ourn1mcn1 from B•1on Rouse. U. (UJX) LSr' (ol~ Buknball 4 30 rm Cicurac11 .. •n II CnnnCClllUI rsr' ~JO pm -\kmrhii Sl•lc ar \f1~m1 Spnn Clunnd 6 30 pm M1d11gan 11 Oh , S111c FSP!'I (r~(>(•t• 11 I~ 10 •m l 9 pm -"le"' Mc•ocu S111c •I UC San11 B•rb11<1, 8-1''1 Bo~tna 7 30 r m ThumH lltlfM H Kcmrcr "'"" •n, lt~hl hc1""""c1&t11 fr<>m 1hc r orum. rnmc Tockcl I/ 'Orm Bout\ rrnm frc~no (dcl4\l:d). Sr-•m<.h.nnct I n6oor lA<TII'"' Ill 10 r"' -Dtll11ll II Ph1lddc:lph1.1 (lapel Pt1mc T •• ~.:I RADIO 1 ~· rm I Ill) NBA From Bl <. ollrat Oa•kftball '""' Bea h S111c II San ''"C s1.11 "(*'I m1nu1es without catching up Playing the first seven minutes of the fout1h quarter with forward Tom Chambers Jl cc:nter because of David Rofnnson's foul trouble. the \\est pulled ahead 100-95 before the East regained control w11h a 14-4 burst. Michael Jordan. scoreless in the 1h1rd quarter following a 19-point ftr!ll half. had l"-O baskets during the rally and finished "'Ith 26 points. al1hough he turned the ball over 10 times "Charles won the MVP and I'm happy for htm," Jordan said. "We deserved to win the gamt. Charle!\ is certainly an all-around player. He'~ what I call a utility man." Robinson, who had four fouls at halftime, returned with 5:01 left and quickly converted a threc·poinl play to close the West deficit to IO<J-107 Robinson's rebound basket off a missed free throw made at J 12· l 10 with 2:43 10 go, and the Wesl ttrcw w11hm two points two more times 1n the fin~al minutes. With the score 116-114, the West had a chance 10 tic the score, but Robin\on threw the ball away. He then forced a Jump ball as Barkley went 10 1hc basket inside, and won the tap for the West. After a timeout, the West "-Orkcd the ball around to Kevin John'lon. wh ose 3-poant aucmpt appeared to be falling &bort before Malone tipped the ball The call of basket interference gave the East posse- ssion with 2.9 seconds left, and Jordan ran down the clock. "It was definitely going in," Johnson said of has 3- poiot attempt. "It was the game." "I P.robably should have left it alo ne, but I wasn't $Ure 1( it was going in," Malone said. "I wanted 10 run and hide after I did it." Robinson, Malone and Magic Johnson led the West with 16 points each, and Malone had 11 M .. •111D111r1 \.JE 'w'U, W'E Will P«k ~ ... \..IE. W'IU., 'Wt. \.A LL f«x:)( )bJ ~ ! .... ,.....,. ............... .. __ Joyner wins record $2.1 mtnlon ANAHEIM -First baseman Wally ~ Joyner got the highest salary ever in arbitration, winning at $2.1 million and • --==-breaking Don Mattingly's previous record. Arbitrator Gal Vernon made his decision late Saturday. turning down the California Aogels' offer of $1.65 million. "Obviously, I'm very happy about the outcome of the arbi1ra1ion case," Joyner said. "h's finally over. There's two seasons in baseball, in-season and out-of-season. My out-of-sea'Son as finally over. Now I can start having fun." A stress fracture in his right kneecap limited Joyner to 83 games last season. when he h11 .268 with eight home runo; and 41 RBI. California's offer was a $100,000 cut from Joy- ner's 1990 'lalary, which he won in arbitralion last wanter. Caltfornaa had offered S 1.225.000 last year. "Wally didn'1 deserve a cut and that's what the case was about," said Michael Watkin!>, who pre· scntcd Joyner's ca'e with agent Barry Axelrod. "When a player produces as he has, he doesn't deserve a cut." Joyner wall be elagable for free agency following this eason. Watkins refused to speculate what the far\t baseman wall do come next fall. "It\ up to Wally 1n the long run," Watkins said. -By Tb~ Associatoo Press Charles Oarkle}. Phaladelphaa 76er.., aH -\t 1r h "'·Ht.I. 11n Dctrott P1,ton-. gener.11 manager J id \f<.( lll,l..c\ \ wmmcnt thal at \\;1s a J.rrl.. d.n · , .. hen the leJgue <.elected 76cr~ !!ll.1rd l lcr1,cv I fa\\ol..10\ O\er Pa!>tons forward Ocnnr' Htidman a\ an All-Star tnjury replace- mrnl for Omton forward ,Lari) Bird ''Hersey Clla"ktn') h.tcl rhc mo1,t \Otes of the (guard\) ~ho 1,1.crcn't picked 1 he West has a lot of gu.1rd,, .anJ H cr\C} de"c"·ed to mal..e the 11.'.tm 1 har ·, m~ profc~'•onal an-,wer. My un- pr11k\\tnnal ~in\\\Cr 11,, I don't "ant to hear th.it hull . If 11\ a darl.. day, turn }our damn ligh t' on · ""l~ .... Crwl °""" Pl~­ W('st 's J.1m1:~ Worthy of Lakers tries to dnvc by [J<,I '> P,11r1d Ewing of New York Knicks in flrst half rebound\ Patrick [·wing had 18 points and 10 rebounds for the f:.a 'lt The We<,t led 23-22 after a ragged, poor-shooting first quarter by both teams. Then the East, which made 32 percent or its shots in the (irsl period, hit 59 pcrccn1 tn the second quancr for a 67-58 halftime lead The f:.a<;t took its largest lead, 69-58, in the first minute of the second half before the West responded w11h a 15·4 run to lie the sc:ore 73-73. Malone scored the final six points of the spurt. reaction. Jt was crazy." The final nine mtnutc were a little s1range. There were 20 lead changes and 17 tics throu1hout the contest. The lut change came in favor of the East and wu in the midst of an 8-0 run. Patrick Ewlna had four of the poinu in that run. CTO -COUrt pass in the direction O( Kevin Joh.ruon with 36 s~nds left. The pass went left, Johnson went ri&ht. It w just a bad bn:ak. wasn't fl David?. From 81 WbcR ft. bad a three. JI was a pd ahot. l 1.blnk Kul was probably point·1havtn1,'' Kevin ~joked. Al ftnt, Malone wa n't talkina el 811. Ha walked pest ttportera in -. W• lodter room without ..,... a word. He W8I more open II ... ,... ..... news confereac:c. "It loGbd fDOd. Why I did th.at. I •'1 bow," • auperated t*ltn .w. .. , ..... , PIJina off ......... v ..... ....... "Y-Nldim II di to ,......, ........ .., " ........ .,. .. )Ult • Within the last three cninutcs, the West was within a b ket of the East on three occuions. The last time was aOer Chris Mullin'• cwo free lhrows with 9' ICCOtlds left. That would be the last 1im the West would tc:Ore, but no1 ror lad or tryina. With t.beit &.. clmc8 10 ~ tho ICOtt, DtMd Ralllf I Dll dmrw I , ••No, no, no," Robinson araucd. ••1 1taned throwing it toward Kevin and the guy hit my arm and il Jtar1ed going the other way." "And you still didn't act a call!" Johnson yelled, tryina to pd Robinson into critlciiina tho rderea Robinson then forced a jump b II wilh Qarlea Baitdey, tbe 11me'1 most •ahaable p1.,.r. Robintoa won the ... Md .._ • came the cndal ~ ... 6d oe tbe ........ al. Arkansas' Oliver Miller (left) puts defensive pres- sure on Nevada-Las Vegas' Stacey Augmon dur- "'~photo ing Rebels' 112-105 non-conference victory. Augmon finished with 31 points to lead UNLV. When it comes to the big game, even the church ·must give way By Janet K Isbell A$soaaled Press W!lls Some Arkansas fa ns worshipped at church and watched live Razorback basketball action Sunday. The Rev. David Thompson of Mena said the crowd at his 10:50 a.m. service Sunday was down by about half. Bui that was because the other half a11ended a special service earlier in the day. The pa!>tor of First United Methodist Church :it Mena, Ark , scheduled the special service so 1.hurchgocrs who wanted to worship and watch the 11 ·2.5 am. matt:?l'bc1wcen No. 1 UNLV and No. :! Arkan~.1'> wouldn't have 10 choose. . "I know a lot of people wanted to watch the hallgamc," said Thompson. Some ministers said the timing of the game had no cff t:ct on the numbers or worshippers Sunday "We have some real sports fons, but they didn't choose 10 Sta) home because of 11," said minister Lynn Campbell ar Arkansas Boulcvard.£:hurch of lhmt in Texarkana. He aid the congrega1ion usu111ly numbers about 70. but 88 people ~orshippcd at the church Sundav REBELS From Bl lJay of Arkansas were CJCCted tor umportmanslakc conduct when a brief scuffle l:iroke out "Larry told me that Todd threw a punch at him nnd what was he supposed to tto," 'I ;irl..anaan said. Neither Johnson nor Day wanted to talk about at. Official Jam Burr said neither player wa., CJCCted for fighting, '.iOmcthing that would ha\c carried an automatac one-game suspc n'>aon Hunt fini shed with 26 points and John on 25. including 19 tn the second half. Day led rht: Ha1orback\. "'hose only oth er loss was 10 AraLona. ~1th 26 points and Qlt,cr Miller h.itl 22 "Their run an the fir-a 5 minutes of the 'ccond half surprised me." Day said 'Thal was Pastor Homer Shirley of" First Baptist Church in Siloam Springs said has church crowd was about the same as usual. "We run about 300 in worship ervicc, and that's about what we had today. I do not agree with the fact that we had the ballgame today, but actually al didn't effect our auendance." Thomp<,on said his church averages about 215 for the 10'.50 nm. won.hip service. The special service at 8 10 a.m Sunday drew ·•a lillle better than half of th at " "I'm rc:illy sorry the networks have put ballgames at worship tames. Out at the same time. I re:illy wanted to give people an opportunity to "-Orshap when I had their attention," Thomp. on .. aad. When the number arc added up, Thompon !>Jld, would be somc"'hat higher than u~u:il. "And that's what we "anted to do We wanted to gave people a chance 10 "-Orship." After leaving church Sunda). Thompson wen1 home 10 "'atch the la\t half of the ba ketball game rhe key to the game Once we got the momentum had .. the game "as already over f hey howcd they are No I today. Def en 1\cly. the} arc one of the best teams I've C\/er played Jgaanst." In taking at~ halftime lead. Arkansas got m final 12 pointi. on 3-potnters, including Lee Maybcrry's 45-seccmd clock beater with 13 !tCCOnds left An 11-0 spurt gave the Ra.wrbacks a 36-30 lead with 7: 16 to flay. UNLV went 3:04 w1thou1 a field goa as Arkansas' pre.;surc defense forced three lurnovcrs in the run and Maller a-.scncd himself inside with a block of Augmon and a length-of-the-court bullet p:iss I~> lJay for an easy dunk which c:ipped the run r he lo!>s al~o snapped Arkansas· 19-game home wanning streak '1 he)° re a great team with great talent The) need to go to the NBA," Miller said. ''They're No 1, hut I aho think we 're capable of being No I .. Keefe 's 23 lead · Stanford, 60-59 Adam Keefe, a product of Woodbridge 1 lagh an l"inc, scored 23 points as Stanford rallrc<l from an 1 I-point deficit in the second half to beat Washington 60-59 Sunday in the Pacafic-10 Con· fcrence in Seattle. Freshman Brent W11l1ams missed two foul shots with 10 seconds left for Stanford ( 13-9 overall. 6-6 an Pac-10), giving Washington (12-9, 3-8) a chance to win . But Brent Merritt's short base line 1umper fell shorl and Stanford ran out the clock. •Wake fortst 74, Virginia 66:ln Winston- Salem. freshman Randolph Childress scored 11 of his 19 points an the final 10 minutes ns Wake For- est ( 14· 7 overall, 5-4 Atlantic Coast Conference) knocked off No. 11 Virginia ( 17-7. 5-5). 1he Cava- liers' third loss in four days. The Cardinal took its first lead of the game a1 58-57 on Deshon W1nga1e's two free throws with 3:29 left. Washinglon's Dion Brown made one of two foul shols to tic the game, but Williams an- 1.wercd wi th a short jumper to gave Stanford a 60· 58 lead. •Duke 88, LSU 70: In Durham, N.C., Duke (21-4) held LSU's Shaquillc O'Neal to a season· low 15 point . I 2 below his average. and the Blue Devils got 24 points from Chn tian Lacttner 10 beat the 19th-ranked Tigers (15-7). • lndlana 81 , Purdue 63: Calben Cheaney scored 18 points, including two baskets in an 8·0 Indiana run which built an 11-poant second-half lead, 10 go over the 1,000-poinl career mark in his sophomore season for Indiana (22·2). Elsewhere in college basketball Sunday: -By The Associated rr.u Boating Energy moves ahead in Hibachis Class C NEWPORT BEACH -Energy took over the Class C lead from Bullett on the third lea of South Shore Yacht Oub'• Winter Hiba- chi Series Saturday, while Amo· rou (Cln A) and Vortex {Clas B) m intained their holds on first place. The series., iailed on courses in· side the harbor, concludes Satur· day, Feb. 23. Saturday's r1c1n1 1ur- rercd throush very low winds 11 the tart, but JS minutes into the racin1, winds picked up 10 S-12 kno11. Vor1ex, akippettd by Bruce 1WichelJ or BaJboa Yldll Oub, won for the third a1raip1 week CMt the .5-ntile COUl"IC and bolds a ~ Olll I leed. Wi•p, atlppered bJ Rich Manuele of liiloa YICM C'lllb. W1D11dllS ...... O..Ar1e11lal· urday. Ou1 Amorou , which won the first 1wo legs, still holds a com- fortabl~ lead after finishina sixth on Saturday. · Moya took Oas C honors Sat· urday. But Ener11, which ftni.shcd 5CClOnd behind Maya in the third leg. took over the aeries lead from Bullett, which had led •.o-4.75 after two races but finithed eighth in the 4.5-mlle third I.ta. D ................ "1 ... ~:!r; .._._, ...... _ JQ.n ~l.,.C..laP-J:• u ...... .... w-~~\~.:-.:..:r:..: ....::.~::.-:;_p,. I°" =mi:--.. ~ l!ii,h·-·'"!· SE .. :an=..~~ I OCC takes fourth of eight-race series SAN DIEGO -The Oranac Coast C'olle,e sailing team won Sunday's Flyina Juniors competJ· tlon in South Series intercoUeaiatc iling action on Mission Bay. OCC edacd aecond·plac:e USC and lhird·pfacc San Oieeo State in Sunday"1 Race • of the. •iaht-rac:e prina rics and finished thiid be· htnd UC San Dieao and USC In Sa1urday Race 3. ~r Mutt. Franco and crew 0., H•taa were the 8 DMlion wt11111 • Sundl1 wt .... ~ .... IMIM ANOld ftrha 1d Ii. illi A DMiibl IO.., IM wla. _ ........ p,ange Coeat Dally t'llot • Golf Pavin's 40-foot chip wins title INDIAN WELLS -Corey Pa,·in stunned hi old frie nd and 1olfina foe, M rk O'Mcara, with a 40.foot c~ip-in for birdie on the first playoff hole Sunday to wan the Bob Hope Cla ic. Daniel remains hot in 1991 "I really didn1t eX,pect him to m:ikc it, but I gues I ~houttfn't be urpri ed.'' O'Meara sold. "He's done that kind of thing to me before, ever sinoe college." "He's done that kind of thing to me, too," Pavin countered, "like in Kapalua" where O'Menr3 be:it Pavin in a playoff in 1985. LAUDERHI~ FJa. -Beth Daniel began the 1991 season where 5he left off la t season -winning golf tournament . Daniel, the 1990 LPGA Player of the Year with seven victorie , turned bisck challcn~es by Nancy Lopez and Laura Baugh with three birdies on the final eight holes to win the Phar-Mor Clas ic. Daniel had a closing round 69 at Inverrary Coun· try Club for a 7-under-por 209 nnd a 2-shot victory over Lopez, runncrup at this event for the !lcconli year in a row. The two, competitors since college da~ in the· 1970 -Pavin at UCLA, O'Mcara at Long Oeach State -went into 11 playoff after birdies on the 90th hole left them at 331. 29 under par. The score broke, by two strokes, the PGA Tour rtcord for 90 hole or 333, set by Lanny Wadkins and Craig Stadler in thi event in 1985. Charles takes Seniors title TAMPA, Fla. -Bob Charles, capitalizing for the Pavin, ~cond Inst week in the Pebble Beach Na· t1onal Pro-Am, ployed the fin:il round Sunday in 7· under 6S. econd time in three years when mi fortune struck his playing partner on the 17th hole, beat Lee Trevino and Geor~e Archer by four stroke s to win the Sunconst Oass1c enior tournament. Charles won the 1989 tournament after leader Dave Hill triple·bogeyed the the par-5, S49·yard 17th. He won on Sllnday when "[rcvino did the same . O'Meara, who led or ~hared the Jead through the second, third and founh round , played the final I 1:1t Indian Wells in 67. ''I play five days with three boge~s and 32 birdie and break the coring record. And l don't wi n. I don't feel too good," O'Meara ~aid. Tim Simpson also broke the old record with a clos· ing 67 and a 332 total, one shot ou t of the playoff. Charles shot a 2-under·par 70 to complete the 54· hole Senior PGA Tour event at 6-under 210. It was the J61h victory in six seasons on 50-and-over tour tor Charles, who pocketed $67 ,SOO. CIF From 61 a tough first -round foe Huntington BeJch (17·7 overall) will ho)t Cerritos ( 17·8) Friday, the result of t1 very strong I-A format "The l·A and t ·AA were the toughc~t to put together by far," a id C IF As soc i a te Comm1)s1o ner Dean Cro"'ley, alluding to th< ' I r 0 n g f I c I d . Harris w h 1 c h f o recd early· round \howdo\\.n'). I lun11ngton Beach Co..1ch Roy M 1 lier downplayed his team's rc'ipom1h1ht1c~ in the fi r11t round .ind .llludcJ to a potential 'ccund· round duel \~1th Ir.inc, a team wh11:h be.II h1.., te.1m lV.1ce 1n tournament pl.1~. "We kn ov. ..111 ahout ln1ne:· ,,11d \1illcr 'and thq ~mi"' ,111 .1huu 1 u'" ,\II 1.1 Oran!-!c ( ,,,,!>t ..\rc.1 tc..1m' arc IO\llhcd in the mo\t f..tr· rc.1d11n~ chm1n.1111m' C\Cr f1.1r the ~m11hcrn Se1.11un \omc 36" tcJm., .ire entered 1n the Ill cl."'11tca11on' -\\tth 62 <1choob declining the In\ 11a1 inn to compete .. A mong the fields arc 7 1 champion'\ (No. 1 entries) and 130 others who finished in the top three in th eir respective leagues, capped by 166 at-large teams. Tuesday's qualifying round per· tain!> to five Orange Coai.t Arca quintel':I. While Ocean View trav· els 10 Moreno Valley in I ·A, Fountain Valley's winless Barons (0-12 in the Sunset League) take their overall mark of 5· 19 to Santa Monica in I-AA; We~lminster 1s at Loyola (l·A); and Pacific Coa'>I League entries Laguna Beach and Costa Me~a are at home. Laguna Beach, No. 2 in the PCL to champion Estancia , ho!>t'I Cantwell. \\.llh the winner\ rc\\ard a fir!>t-mund Jate 1n l31~hop - i.ome 300 miles to the north Co~ta Mc a (0· 10, 3-20) gets a chance 10 go for it against invading San MJnno, and 1f the Mu.,tang-; gt·t their , ... ay, they'll he •II Jcfcnd1ng -.talc chJmpwn (Ol\ls1on Ill) Serv11e Friday night. Herc are reactions from other!> w11hin the Orange Coast area •"I'll take 1t," .,,11d ht.mc1a Co..tch Tim O'Brien. after learning his tc.im I\ seeded :'-Jo I in DI\ 1\1on 3-AA with Pomon.1 JnJ \\ e!ltern in the 2·3 c-,lot<1 • · That'<; "hat told our pl..t)er,." <,a1d CownJ Jcl ~1 .1r C:oach PJul Orm. · \\ c h.1\C the (lpportun1ty beCJU'>C C\Cr\Onc -By Th_r Associated Press 'tam over." CdM is at Northvicw Friday. •"I know they were really good la'>I }Car," said Newport Harbor Coach Oob Strven Serven's team how; the losingest team in the elim1nat1ons Friday nigh t -2J- t1me lo er Culver C11y Cul,cr C11y's overall record 1s 3-~3. •"To me the top bracket -.c.:em' 'tronge'>I San Bernardino lo!>e) one game and they drop to No 4·1,' !>J1d Manna Coach Ste\e Popo,1ch Manna is locked in again!ll the winner of the Canyon (Canyon Count ry)·Alta Loma qualifyi ng game . Success on f-nday will bring forth Capii;1rano Valley, San Bernardino and Mater Dei in the sem ifinals (pro jecting f avoritc~.) •''They've got re-al good size - 6·8. 6·5. 6·4." said Miller of ht'> Oiler.,· fir\t round foe Ccm tm . l hc HB·Ccrritu'> matchup pll!> 1he bc..,t combined records of any Oivi .. ton l·A m.1tchup -each ;1 17-game "-In ner. • ··1 oothill ;ind Newport. that'' dctin11cl~ the cmn·n1p game,"s.11d 0 Brien. looking dn"'n the 3-AA pJmng' Jnd ;1ll~dtng to a potcnl1JI qu.1 rtcrf1nal' m.itchup bet\\een 'ie .... pun HJrbor and l-ooth1ll. \\ h1ch h1.rnc1.1 \\.Ou Id ~ee in the 'cm1l1nJIS Foothill has met '-e\\ port t\\.ICe lhl'i sea'ion and \\lln both games. Cf basketbaD playoH pall'lngs Daily Pilot Top 10 Orange County high school basketball 1. Mater Dei (22-4) 2. Irvine (22-3) 3. Capo Valley (21-5) 4. E tancia (21 -4) 5. Tustin (2 1-4) 6. Se rvile (18-6) 7. Edison (19-6) 8. Huntington Beach (17-7) 9. Western (20-3) 10. Marina (15-10) • .rt1 V119W1'1 (13 ii II ....,.,0 Cl&-<11 e"' 11u1 •'ii 11em110 111111 ~ H J (10.1l) II Yucca l/wy 11!>-7) GI.CS'~ 9 111 • PatJ1\Q PHI CHta M-'SMI ~t·mo • Ser\"'• 117 6) CIF DM1lort IV·AA Owtllfrt"9 "ovncl, T-•'8J, 7:20 Mono 9.tt ll 171 all S11oe ~ u 1 l.t,,,.... ()-16) • ~JJll il 1 101 s. ... JK'P':' !• 17) "Wlt:!llf Clrlsllln (13-11) r ""1ett Ill 10) • St ~ 4 • 111 V 1 v-. .. ~11) I! l•tr.l)llWW Pliml (15·51 ·~ 1•161 • l~ tS·ISJ ' Wll Oti 11.10111 la~, t1 l-9J ,,,-, ~"fl fl UI II ~'uro"y ~ 17: ~ 1'1·111 • Y.-.Y 13-ICI '1rtt ~ ,..w.,, 1:30 '"'o !lf-,1.J Salle• S.O Clan 121-41 1.b<'1'.AS..~., SM~~ ~ l~'SI Amwrt. [I~ (17.f) ... .., v-tr~ ,llllM • "* \'WGe ·•e.n ~llllCNDI • bww'q (!Ml \.,.. ~. ~ 11~7) '8'U 'l'ru.__., • ~ (12· IC) ..._.. .... ....., • P\11 X (IS-1) CIF DMalon IV.A For the record 111111111 -Ill,._,. (d I) 11· •I )"°"' INI•·-n ~I I a.., 01. """"~ll lnlOlic.-0.t 1..-01 ..,.._ 0 II I-&I· ---•111 JI ('-11 , .. ,. .... 'l --• ,........ 11 ( .. 1 IS<d •• I...... "' .. , c .. p • .... College men ... , ,.,._,IM UCU .. IOll ~'"" ...... " IOUTNWS"IT ... ,._ .. \,, 1 ''1 .,_..... '~ lllOW'llT CAr ti ii -5l I I _ .. _ .. ,_l•IWMU __ ...... -""I" ...... , IOUTll c.. f lSU 1' 1-.l~M I~\) • c..-11. 12 .-u -tlC...O •• r-,. """"" • IAIT .._.""'.' c~-nw..•r .........,.,. ...... ••!It __ ,, .. ~•t•ll ._,, c-.u ...... ., ., ............ 0, Tl'lllllCtlonl NaHALL ~~ W I .. MOlllOl.lS·,,._• __ _,,._ ... __ .. ,_,..,_ .......... ~ ~IQll AS!~ Af"" • --•• C-...... _ .. , __ :..-aa -11111 c.. ... ...,._.. .... '-.................. aeo =r:...-:.c, c __ .._.. • l • " ti • • • t I 11 I 1 I It It • • It " • , I) • ' • It Ii ~ • ,, •1 4 7 I If l • • 11 I II I t• .......... -. _w._m.-•• .,......,.0-............ ia ..... ,., ....-••cu.-.• ,....,..a.-. c.•,,.,,..·--· •» i.a •'-• ,,. --··~'· UC:S..a-1a~.,._ I ._....o-uc S-8-1 • UCI, 1 JC CM Ila,...,._ • lalll M a SI t lO a:.a.-••'-• ,. -• ..,.._ 12 --··--~· w-•or GOL.Hllt ITATW ATM. CON,. c----.. W l W L ,,_,_ , . " e.c.I~ I 10 I -I 'I Cll... ) . " .. ,. l 1 • .... '-_ ) ' . ciw.Colltt-1 • ,. T...._,.•0-tee• c.-... • "' .._. l .. ,_i--aCNWC...,.-·~ _,.....,_,_,IO -·n.-1 IJO ~·.o-. ... --·"'-''lil ,....,..o- ,_,_ • tJO College women a10 fttt COMP"PtallCI ...... u. ....... ~.=. UC S-hV> '-~­•llCllc C1 t ..... 0-...e.I W L W l • l • I > 'l 10 • •" I 4 ) , ' . 1 I ~ • t ,, ~ . ' l ,~ \ ,, I. : .11 Comm. col1ege men OMNOI DIPIAI COMR9'1.lllCE ~-... W L W l ........ _ C-1 ~· 'Cl •• 1 J ' . ·-I I I l , •• ~·-'I 0.-C-' I • .......,..a-....... ~~· ··~· .... - ' ·--7]0 ........... o-.,._c-.-. •JO -·f-IJO ... ..a•llr'W DO HGIAMI lu.IOll Comm. college women OMNOI llffl"E COlllnJtl.lfCI c.,..., .... ~ W L W l . ' ]I ,. ,, . : " ' I liOIWuw ..a~ICIV ----------- II.ti--~9Y ~-CIAKC --.CS ••-""I ~ ~ ~....,, .. ~............. ..,,,. .... ~-.. l'Cll ... l - Monday, Feb~ 11, 1191 • - d1cl11J ca:~~ ....---., T-VGA 11 It t • IJr ltl . ,, .... '" ""I )F*ID 1' •• ",. -N >I a 4' 11\ DI --°"""" ~ II 4 14 Ill 1'1 • .._ u 11 1 n n• 11t 0... Jt n l SS Jiii >1• -1t )I t 4' IN llM ,_ ,.. 1 •1•m ...... -- WAL•• co•R9'Etea , __ W LTll'teO'CIA 11 " t 17 ,, ••• , 14 I ., 1JI 1QI 11. t • ,,, ... U n IO U 2Cl 111 77 M I 17 •a tU it 11 t .,. a a ...._._ ,. II t 11 zn 'ti J: 71 t PO D 'ti n H t ,_ •M ''1 ?1 2' ,, ~ ,. ,. t) X t ll ID 1'.J ._.,. ..... _ ..,,_1 ......... 1 .....,..,.,,.., ..,. ... ,...._, ... wi.f'I 2 ·~ 0 ,,,....,.1 CJoc'.lltl T ......... ._ ~·(-,fl)•• .. Or~ CoHI 1 i , 9'tlfte._. IMt. I QC O· t I J C a-II It Z .... .M-1 .............. ...., ... " .. ...,,. .. , .. ,_ Orefttl C.Ht 2, Taft 0 XO OOtl Ott IC• • 1 ' 1 .. ~ ;..-...... ' .... • 'I ... ,,,,.,. lOftf IHCll 2 , °""'9e C.Ut 0 1c...,,..,, et•sl M • C 1 ll!OCDO'lOOlt _..., ........... College lllOIM:OM,.,.INCI UC 9'1wenJff a, UCI 3 u; • ~ 1) • .J:l t ' I I -.,_ """ ~ ·-.,_ .... ._ r<: ....,...., • .,,.,.. 1 , I -~1 II ..,......., ~ -ipg ·-~ -~ -1'.Q II • -M:I' 1111111 Men'• tournament , .. ._,,_._. ........ ""-' t-r • ·-~O S. ••• tZ l& H Deep Ill DAWY'I LOCH!' ,..._... ....... • -....... _,r_ ,._._ • • ..,,...,,,"" .. 1 -'"'9'illtVI" t.......,., Wr-CMllT L.UflMllO • l -., ....... 1'11£11111P ,. •S:r.: .......... ~ fliiel!f\ ............. lll't--'l&I_.. ... Iii LPGA toumamettt ~.,... .. ... 17\.. IMMI M -..~Ml.et ~-111 t.,.._.. mnt ,,....111 o ""-miw n-n-1'-tu " 11*¥• mlill •n.n-111 -S-111.)10 11·124-11' loCl\J ,_.. t i I JIO It 1)41-11' ,..,.,_,llllOI n.JWe-214 l,-~ 111)09 n.n .. -1 .. a. ...... 111.D 11·7 ... -114 I 1-Sl1JOI •1Ml-11C ..-c.. '" lOI n.731'·1" ~-l11JOI •1'-Tl•flt C.... ,,,_ 111» .. ,. 72-fH C..., II-. Mi't l'1·l'Ml·f1' "'"'" -•a.1 n.rtJt-rn _.._ .. _.., •ttn-rn o ---.. a 1» n.n n -11• c; r•c-Ill» 1.-n-111 ._.. ... .m ll-74-:'t-11' c. u.m n n.11-111 a.. .... tUS> rt-3-71-111 --·-7).l').1'-111 o.. -IUD ... n.n-:u .... _ .. ., ~-111 ~-Mtll IJ.l'1-74·l•I ,......_ .. .., n.n.r•-:u ·--~ .. ., :'111-:'1·1'• ·-.... D,llt ~, .. ,._l'tt -.-.. SUit n 77.n -111 -o.-.u• n.t•n-11t ~ -u.-. D-1'-'1·2•1 ...... u.. ~F).71-ltt --Dam ... ~.,-~,. o.-. am ~"' "-:11 . •n 11-f'C ,....,._,., ~71 ,,_,.. 741Ml·f1' 70-1'.-IO·r.' ,..,. 11-1·• •n1>-1•~ n 1• 11-1'• J• ,. !1-t·• -~Tl-l•• ,..,,_,. _,,, r.1111.ra ,., 1l '1·1'1 1!,n n .. Jtt 11·>-11-Jlt ., 121'· 1" TlllU ·ll . . .,.,_ , .. ., ~n-17l n ,..11-r-e -~ "-?l'J ARIZONA OCC falls just shy of softball title From 61 an 5· l lcJd v.11h 2tl 'ccond' left in regulation. · I couldn't beltc\C I let that happen," Wilham~ ... aid. "I figured 'omcone "-OUld break to the ball I faked 11, but couldn't hold 1t. "It feel really good to find a wa) out of that," Williams said. Sean Rook'> m1 c;cd a shot for Arizona . Mi tchell Outl er rehounded and was fouled. Butler, O·for· 10 at the line up to then 1n Pac· I 0 play. m1c,sed his first tree throw but made h1\ <iecond with six ' .. econds left. . UCLA's Don Maclean knocked away a pa~ on AnLona's final possession, but Chm Mills picked up the ball on the baseline and scored at the buaer for an 6· 6 tie "It 'ti.as a cool play by Mills," Olson. a forme r Manna High coach. aid. "He got into foul trouble early. ( don't think he wan t to remember any part of th1 game until the last pl1y." "There were only six econds left when "-C got the ball back," Mills said. "l 1ust threw it up, and fortunately it JUSt went in before the buzzer. "I had a feel ing that 1f we could send it into OT. we'd win," Mills said. Williams made the buck.et that put the Wildcats ahead for good at "92·90 wi1h 2:45 left in overtime. He had four points in the extra period :and Mills had five. Arizon1:1 (19-4 overall, 8-3 Pac· 10) opened a one·gamc lead over surprising Washington State (7-4) in the conference. UCLA fell to 17·6 and back 10 .S00 in the conference at 5·S. Mau Muehlcbach added lS poinh for Arizona. Maclean scored 28 to push hi career total to 1,781, fourth-~t in school hi tory He passed Bill Walton, who scored · J,767 points from 1972·74. Tracy Murray had 23 and Madkin 18 for UCLA. William scored Ariz.on.a' 6 t four ba kets or the 5CCOnd half in a little more than three minutes to &Jve the Cat 1 54-49 lead. ~e made 1 baseline jumper, a fallaway jumper. another buclino sbot 1.nd then a layup when the Bruins were cauatn nappina on an inbounds play. UCLA doled to ~" at 16:28 folloWina COMCCUti'f'C .,.._. bJ Sboa Tarwcr and 811tla, but ANo0a went OD .. 11·2 .._ for a ~" lead .... 1):12 ......... ... . ......... .-...... Odtidl ..cl ......... 3111111 .................... .... el ....... .. ... ........... ~A~'T A A:'>.A -\li1.1J \:c:l,on pi tched 22 inning' 1n tour g.Jmc' Sunda~. but the d.t't rro\eU IOC' long for the Orange ( • 1J'I College 'oftbJll team as 11 Cc: II It' L(1ng Beach C1ry College in the t11le game of the doublc·elimm311on Rancho San11ago Lidliftcr rournamen1 Sunday. OCC lost to Long BcJch CC. 5· 0 m the ""inner\ bracket -.cm1f1· nal. then Nelson p11cheJ the team to v1c1ones 'm.er Rancho Sanuag1.1 c I l·b .:omplcte e.tme) and Taft (~· ll win m relief) hcfore the V1lungs won the rematch. 1'.el<.on also v.cnt 7 lur D at the plate in t~e lour came.., Jnd helped her own cau~ "1th an RBI against Taft. ..\m' Bigelow threw a one-hit 'hutout for Long 9each (3-0) in the title game as Orange Coa t knockeJ out every other team in the s1:.,en-team tournament except for San Diego Mesa. -By tbr Dally Pilot SWM SEEKS s FOR TLC ASAP I swtin& a meaningful reWioftlhip or meeting new fricndl ilr.,ortant IO you? See &Oday., classified teedoe for DA1B..DIL a service ID help~ 111ee1 U..1d I .. /1 Onlyin~OI 11CW Ill& ............. -~ • CLASSIFIED INDEX "2·5671 PROll leCMllTH ~CO. ..., .. ,, ... SOUTH OAANQS CO. -RI I T .. OAM.Vflt\.OT CLASSIF 0 OHICl HOUftS ,...._ .. ..toe MM-l<rt ..,,. 5 ~ eu.i-c-1w t.HI OOwft.~ OOpm . . ... DUOl ... I PVllllCATIOH 0£AIXINE MoftcMy "" 5 30 .... ,._,., WOft t JO .... w~ 'fllW t.30 PM T~ W9d33DPM l'fMMy '""" 5 30 .... ~ ff'1330 Pt.t lund•y f'rl 5 30 PM CHICK YOUfl AO THI flRIT DAY I IW Oe.tv P OI '"'" tor ertcoency tf>d llCCUfKJ 11<>w""4'f OC:CH_.,. et•Ott 00 OCClll PIMM ... Ifft •"-" '(O\it AO "" 1 Hd ~ k llfld Ch«k )'OUf ad 0-'Y l\epott "'°'" """"'<l,.teiy to '42·S.7& The 0..,,, Piiot IOCC~ta no llAl>tlot1 IQ< .,,, ff•O< In en Ml\'Wl.-nertl IOf -<h •• ,..., ""'•.-s.1>1e "cec>' IOt 1tie coat o1 tile 'l)ite~ llCt...a•) •>< C~ 0,, lhe e<•Of Ct.0.1 CM only be Mlo..O '°' ,,.. ..•. ..,...,,'°" Any """"""' nol P.t•U .,,,,.n lO O•ys H •eQU<•.O ... .,. \UDJ«;I 10 but no1itm01.010 lonance cl\9tgn COl!l9Uted •• 1 .._ 01 11141 u-oil t>.a•MIC• ~ ""Onttl. II c.-.ctoon CO.h mCI lll'y '"•-'Allt9 tllOfney I .... .. .,, .. ... J' .... • 1.• ... "~ .. ' 41 .•• · 11 8.1 ... ' ~!!it. r I 1 ~.I • ~ . 4. Iii! a · • •• • .:11 .... ' \1 ·.a s .... ,. .y Oortctory l"\. ~ur-. ~A Hou1e1 ~ ~or S•I• ... General 1002 '· .. ' t t .......... . ~ ~ ·•·•11• ....... t,.. • -. . " . •"•r-· .•. ". ~ I Ope""''~H 11111111 o" ... '\."''' 'la• '--..A. ), •,. Newport Beach 1069 SS,500 In beautlful Udo Mobile Home Park. Older triple wide. 5% SOLUTION Large covered patio onnor garden patio Purchase the home or w rountatn Modern- your choice wllh only 1zod, professionally 5"'4 down. No closlng I decoralod 13 Bolivar. co1t1 neodod This Is LtdO Parle, N B. not a VA. FHA or --------- equity shore Vou re colve 100•. ownereh1p & 1 oo-. tax benefits Must ttavo clean cred•I and s1obla income Cell C o·Equ11y Ag1 239-4334 DUPLEX -IN LAW NPT ·Oen vu 1st Dlk $480K Blu 642·3850 SELLING OR BuYING A PROPERTY FOR rRff 'FOR..-AT ON CALL 1 800 777 8836 ProMATCH Balboa Island 100 10%DOWN AND TAKE OVER· A bog duplex 3Br 2Ba Up & 3Br 2Ba down Bolh units a•e com- pletely lurn Slaps lo bch' $38,900 yrty In· come or S48.100 sum- mer winter Aslung SS95 000 JACOBS ALTY 67S.6670 FIXER UPPER"' 9000 sq M lot, 2200 sq It house Great po1en- t~4-803 l ~ Hart>or Vtew By Owner, Montogo. nu crpt t •le •WALK TO ll!ACH '8A 2BA Duplex, F/P W/O hkup, taro• patio. Avall•b .. now 11300/mo. 84·4-1824 I 2200 Sq Ft. 3BR 38A,• a6ngl9 atory on tg lot 1 bite 10 Ocean. 12200 cf o tM. Agt. 84•~7211 28R 18A, yard, pellO, 0/W micro, W/0 hk up I 115()/mO. Avt now 434 Dahlia. 650-0850 DESIGNER fully furn condo 28r 2Ba, trplc, lndry, lovely pallo, pool, apa, garage Walk to au. La• s 1800, •hof1 term S1900/mo. Call 780-3187. D•c TOWNHOUSe Lrg 2Br 2\.'IBe, tam rm, 2 trplc, aundeck, 2-car gar, pool/tennis $1750/mo 673-7362 642-5678 I r " • • • ~ : I BEAUT. Woodbrldg• !'8101!, •Int loo. 19' Exec. 48r 38a hom•, l1400d o VMftV. uv 1ea upet.ir.. NO pet•. :J car OM· With yard, 2BA 28A + --. 112•1-'"71 c 1-.. 2eoo •'-Nr penc a .Appllanc. 1ne1. -w;r.c ,..ee-;:·~u ..... poote. Avall now. to ~-1'1e.2238 11900/mo. 133-0778 .COAONA HIGHLAND l/llDI IACMILOR ...... _._ 28A 1 • f/ Quiet neighborhood, -_....a ua, p all u1ll1 pd. $4U/mo. gar, •ml yard, 3 pvt Call 848-4902 buch. Agt 840-7000 l dlJI '" l 1:3l'.lltl .'1Hl l ' 1 • .' ! f • : ( I ,1 W•LUCIWOODI l ) t I I l , ' I l .~ ' Sp9cioua 28R 28A W/ IMMAC ltg doWnlown ..,.. d /w, wan<.fn cfO. 211t, partctng. wane 10 "''· UfPCU't•. sezo. ahOP9 • "-c"' SflO/I No Peta. 84M055 mo. 419-tltO w .. e.1de 28R 1 BA du--..,;..-"--'-_.__._ __ _ r-J, ... ,, .. >1, H1 I• " ,'lib~J •lovety 1BR w/oc.an •Charming 38r rHr EASTSIDE QUIET 2BR •llDRll 1700t vtew, patio, atove/frtg, unit, clo•• to beach A HOUSE. W/O hk·up. plex, 751 Scott Pl. 1750/mo + l500 MC, Avl now t7M3H utlla pd. Sngl f'l/amlcr. ahope 11150 mo. Call Oarege, patio, No pell 1 IDRM SIOO* $750/mq 494-1528 Harbor Alty 873.,..400 1795+ Sec. 845-7234 Fr~. dahwanr, atove 1 BR Collage w/blg •Corolldo, 2BR 1BA. Eaa.tslde 2BR, 1BA, up-*Sit•·••• 2•a Inc. No peta 545-<e855 yard. Frig Incl Walk to Pool, carporta, 1900 •tan, lg rooms. Oufet .,..... .,.. •BLOCK TO IEACH 3BR 2BA near B .. ch & bchl $890/mo No NO PETS 722-8011 or neighborhood. No pool, g.,, lndry •300 OFF Pavllllon. 11350/mo Pets. 494-8812 Ev/Wlcnd 722""8140 pell. M50. 831-8155 IMO-IM83/&48--96e8 • .. rt . M?-45985 E ••Id B h Cl 6 2BR B 3BR 28A, lower unit, ~OFF 1ST MONTH! .. _ • ac • ••n , A, garage, W/d 3BR 2BA, lrg lcltch. Spacious 2BR 11ABA YefV prtvate. Utllllle• hk upa •• M15. 1ae22 ~·as~~.hk~p, D/W, frplc, 2 lrg deck•. w1d twnhme. $950 mo. pd $495/mo. Kevin Oemlon, Open Hou.a hk up, 2-car gar. 1 blk 900 s .. Ln 844-2811 851-0424 Set 1-4. 939-7500(d 210~~'~r to bc:h or bay $1350 Nc>wport Beach 2169 ••ct.AJN ~ISES FEATURES EXCWSIVE BEACH I. COUNTRY CLUB COMMUNITIES 1, 2 6 3 B.aroom Apia w/frplc, wet bar, micro, w/d hleup1, central air a g111ao• w/extr& atorage. All malntenanc. Incl. Sorry, no peca. FROM 11,205/mo THE NtWPOAT MAA!NA no.ot1t FAWMAY ~S 11 BIG CAll't'ON lot'-0509 •LIDO ISLE• LARGE 28R $725 87s.1212 ewtw1<nd m.22232 or 722·to12 yaarty 49s-esa1 New 48A 3BA home. 28A lBA, f/p , refrig, 2BR 2BA, lrg, Roman Huge muter ... c •Y•· w/d, gar. bright A airy, 18R $600 631 ... 086 tub, 2 trptca, alcytlt ... •Cute 1Bdrm1 avalla-AT THE BEACH New 21R 28A. Pool +many 111ras S3000 new palnt/c;arpet Lovely clean duplex W/O hie up, gd rete •-~ NOW at the bchl N-2BR. 1BA, 50· to Miefo/dW/faf\l\lettleal $990. 723-1883. '"" 1•"'5 •10001u o S"""'"' .... dep ............ 7 .. Owner. 675·1101 tBA, full BA, lg •Ingle good tenant. 846-4152 ""' •• ,.., und $975 ~.,_..400 ""~ .. .,...... • •OCEAN VIEW* 3BA 38A houH 11995. garage. yard & patio CHARMING atudlo d• Villa Relltala 875-4912 HTS 2BR 29.1 $900 N-Lux Apt. 2BR 28A Lu.Mury, 28R 2BA homo. Nr bch. modern, 2BR 1BA apt S995. Freah pain!, water pd. tached. 5 blka to bch •STEPS TO BEACH. " w'f/p. 1paclou1 wi1ota f/p , gar, $1 295/mo clean, 3BA lBA. f/p , Neer beach, petlo, F/F •frlg Inc. Eae11lde 5595 Incl ull, w/d 3Br 2Ba, frplc, new Nu pnl, c:pt, patio, gar o f amen CloH to 1•1 & IHI. S200 dep utll• pJ Vrly 51595. gar, lndry. 84C>-4S4.4 No pets. 845-2146 hlcup, quiet 536-8199 carpet, l)llnt, rtrlA'f rldte 780.1713/857·1176 Oen 6 mo moving r• 842-5290. I 646-1213 3BR, 2'hBA, trplc, so of QUll!T ARl!A Nl!AR Lg 1 BR 1 BA 2 blk t S110Q,rno yrt't 842·3850 Ule & airy lg 2BR, 2 BA, bate Rent S 1 ,000. Cell Nice older conag••tyl• PCH. S1400/mo. 2 BLUFPS. •2Br 288 bch 415 1g,h St ~ ~ IBR, yrly, garage. Up-els to Fashion ,,, 714/842«&365 for ap1 re111 duptex 2BR 1BA, ;;OCEANFRONTS. 2Br WKS Free Renll 722· S985. •1Br 1Ba $765 B S650/mo No .Pera· e1alr1. Patio, brlle & Frplc. poof. epa, s1ar1· Newpor1 Beech yearly, cozy lrplc. nice crpt & lB• l/p 51350/mo· 8949 e, S58-6855 d Incl water & trash I Cell 597•7716 w. 0; airy, walk·ln closet<J Ing al S900. Call Bachelors. 1, 2 3 & bllnda. W/0 hkup1, , . • C B Patio I d/ $750/mo 845-8431 Bollle, 982·9802 or 4BR. Good areas on oceanside of PCH. 2 4Br 2Ba. tip, $2350/ uto 1 A 2nd story Apt I d , ,m crow•;.•· kw. 598·2987 h. ,_.._ __ .....;;......;......;;......;;;.___ Marte, 544·6130 lhe Penlnsufa & Ott car parking. Avf Fobj mo Bier 842-3850 on the BAY w/belco-•"pa~e •cs::' dog' :: NEW LUXURY APARl'· 28R tBA 1 blk to HOO p I F S585 sl. Drive by 704 Booo· •VALV Beach rental ny, $1050 mo. Cell Quired No pot• Call MENTS. 2BA 2BA w11h Oar. w/d, refrlg. ocn NEW 2Br 2Ba duplex C rcos Rromt I I nle $1025/mo I N•w•r duplx, bll·lns Jennifer 642-6515 831 -0412 Ive men Iott, up 1o 2SOO st view. 201 30th. upslrs lowor unit. on Pentn· annery on• 1• nc 675-4912 JBR 2BA 2 car gar. Must see! 1br complet • :.a__ 848-9501 or 846-6517 $1100. 873-8250 aule $1090 yr round 875-4806 $1350 Agt 722-8520 remod. Hardwd floors Smell Bach Nwpl Hg11 28'R 1 .... w/ocean view Frplc, microwave, d w, STEPS TO BEACH --area Kitchen & BA NA OCEAN, Lg 2br, ~ t h 2 BLK ... _ h B & Ille trig st-w/d on 30th St. 1,,.2"'/mo ras compactor, • Lg 38A. 2BA. f.p. Lg Ocr.11.1 VIEW 1 1 10 ..,..ac . 2 r • • ~··· · ..... yd, S"'.,5 • S"'OO 2ba. Privacy. Gar, • "' lcl .. 73-0538 '°"" garage 644-7809 ..-v, .,,. ~ + 5925 aec Avl ln car par ng. " patlo-fncd In. S1350 3Bd b 11 1 2Ba. lrplc, d/W, w d,' dep Avl J 1 648•0866 patio No pelt $825/ 1 67" toon7 rm, u t n 190S • frlge 2·car gar Xlnt Recent remodel wMow ----mo 857·1776,960-6231 Damon 714-989-1579 NEWI 38r 2Ba 2 hses mo, ye111 y ., ..,., A true charmer lull cond 206 David Or on Ocean 81, 1800.f THE SEVILLE 2BR BA I lo ocn Frpl, gar, w/d , STEPS TO SAND oc .. n & bay views tlA S950 845-3598 lux •Pt 2Br 2Ba. den, 2BA w gar. bllina. yd 1 ' parkng, Bel vaulted ceols No 1mk/ EnJoy sunset• lrom --ti S Wtr pd 636-4120 9-S lat. S825 urn Incl. 2BA pe11 S1S75 723~968 lBR, llv rm, lg pvt tho porch. uut peld 1 BA See Faire Condo Wpalkot 1800bc. 1573-7892 2619 Santa Anl J 5755 18A, gar, 1800 Clay -dock wtgarage $725 Ottered et $1600.mo lg pallo, full eppt, d 'w a o h, tw11hee 1 SI, S850 873-3039 NEWPORT HEIGHTS mo 723·1292 CAU RUSTY, Agl frig, pool. Jacuzzi apt 2 BR, 1 1~ BA. --EXTRA lrg 1 BA duplex 2BR 1 BA. Stepa to 2BR. 1 BA. d 'W. ga· 831·12S6#2t7 S875 581·3466 frplc. pvt patio, gar. Need10m01xtr1monev? In priv Httlng Great beach $950/mo rage. lg enc paho, I ~i 3BR Nwpl laland $2250 $1100/mo. 675-8472 ~ 1gar1g1 .. _ loc 2 bile to main $1200 aec dep. Agt 11ewly refurbished Sman 1tudlo apt Alley ace••• Newport ,.··~ • 3BAvucondoS1500 Adllerl•tnc:laalfled ~~ach S850 49+-7848 990-4711eX'l217 l850mo 831-7530 'r.--· PAVILION Real Estale ..... 675-8120 Heights $495 mo 831-4793 OLDE COM, 3BA, 1 BA very cozy house w lrplc & hrdwd floors on Acocla Garega $1500 7S9-8478. Costa Mesa 2124 $400 OFF RENT! EHi· side now 2BA 21~Ba twnhso 2 cor et· 1achcd garo11go w 1d hkup, frplc Must He! $1250 mo 631·2480 • Nwpt Hts aro.a JB'1 2BA yard, I p No Pots S 1100 mo 631 5101 • •4BR 3 lull BA rg lam r,., ltplc spa lq t>aci.- Vllfd St 39S mo incl yd SVC Ag! 835· 55 I 7 •BACK BAV ESTAT( .lBr 2BA lam rm huge yrd Frplc dbl BEST OCEAN VIEW Large condo 2 • 2 Pool, apa. t.,,nll, aec:. $1895 850-2275 BLUFFS CONDO 3Br 2V1Ba FIA 0 /A, Oil greenbelt, walk to l tOl'H 84().1858 S 1000 BONUS!! (Call for Oetetlst) Spacious 1 BR, tll(e new, Incl. frig. stove, micro, pool, c:arpar1 & laundry Calf Sue 548-0492 Boeu1 Bayrldge condo.I 2Br end unit. soc OCEAN VIEW!! gate/view, vault cellgs., Redecorated 2BR plant •hullers. A.C, 2BA, cathedral cell· mirrored wardrobes. 1ngs. pvl balcony, w 'd refrlg , frg pa1to l 1acuuf From $995 Avotl now S 1275 No pels 855-0665 Glen Agl 759·5569 --------- Bfutfs 3BR t story, lg * EASTSfDE • Mslr Suite, 1800 sq " Specious 2BA t BA I Pool 2 car en gar relr1g gas & water inc $1750 mo 644·2607 S7SO mo 64S·S85J ----HARBOR VIEW HOMES 3BR JBA • toM Lg yd. CO'!'!'! pOOI dbl QJf JI 950 -o A_gt 647·7526 * 1 MONTH FREE! 18A & 2BR 11 •BA Pool spa cable hlcup WESTLAKE VILUCE ~· S 1525 642·96G6 Harbot View Hms beaut 845-8122 3BA 2BA Monaco CO'ZY •BRAND NEW+ mod el Gardener * HOUSE• TOWNHOME! comm pool $1800 2BA 1BA. garage W • Jusl Durll 2BR 2 .BA 644·6610 673-3174 hie up patio S77S mo 56S VICTORIA l'.lal•o ga•agt' Move ,, LIOO ISLE TWNHSE J CENTAUR MGMT 2 15 S995 mo BR, 2'. BA. dbf gar 832·2232 or 722·9012 INCREASE YOUR JIEACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES 1 Cellfng Fan a.,.cl•ll•t ,CALll'. native with rel• BookcasH, wall unlll, S.Cunty llghtlng, pool, Shor1 & tong term Electrical 361 O Houscs1tting 3760 p ;ttnttng 3858 SURFSIDI PAINTING kitchens. batha/Quallty ape, 220, eerv. calls. Love anlmala. wortc. Lance 548-5375 ''"est B<t2·2448 (714) 722·8120 Oulldy '*'1flno by profet· llOlll!a Uc•602098 lnaured. Bonded. Fr" Eatlmate. Ms-.3305 Carpentry 351 Fences & Decks 3615 ~tCl&lt·All«al.ons Cabtnet1·Penel-Lock1 si.,.. o.y..t.Pai-ot4 ie FENCES.OATES NEW 3. ~· ••P Wry 842·0567 Repair RldWOocS Gedat ~E:J ALL CARPENTRY 15 yeart exp Uc 894·2811213-S96-7518 post1~ CMNS _.m Wtlv'l 14H205 Fire Prevention 3617 $2.60 per day CARPENTRY HOME ,.iiijR That 1 ALL you pay Ooor;w.ndOWs-<:IOsets LOW RATES. RHld I lor r.,,.. • repair oon. SmaJ lndu1trlal Spnnlclers- • •res JO dlf """""""' !Ob• 0 ~893-6873 Syatema-Portabl••· in 111e DOORS floors fences, Alarms 714/8'8.a585 SERVICE drywall end cab1no11 Gilled Crattsman Floor Umdscape & Lawn Care 3808 Papering 3866 A·TEAM GAROENINOI MAINT 16 yrs exper FARTHING INTERIORS Julien & Yolanda Gar-35~ Off Wallcownng d I S ~2 J92 Wtth thla •d en ng etv -· 1 HANGINQISTRIPPING GARDENING-Full aorv Llc•560875 VlSA·MC Lendscepe-spr1nlelr1-873-1512 sod-mow·odge-clnup. ---..;;._~..;;._..;;._ __ reu rates 96&-2716 WE Gals Sftd Hano TOgl!ll« --Total lntanof Remod-lawn Maintenance e1tng $8"; Advice To Sprtnleler-Landscape The Crazy. 833-7172 Free Ht 898-7064 ORDER VOUA SPRING COLOR NOW! Personal Service 3867 ESTATE SALE • J BA 1 BA, M II $485.000 216 Opal OPEN DAIL V 1 ·S 723·0690 548·7387 lrplc lndry private -I I wallc 10 v1ll119e s 18SO •Clean lg 2br 1 ba. paint 4BR S5t0000 l *Dl'u•o Duolo• CM mo 1p 3 .0844 I now CPI ver11cals Cl 640·11:11 or 625-2207 Hgts 2-Sty JBr 1 B.i ---w. g~r ldry. storogo GOOD Floor Covering : ~':a~~~· 11'1"'98· RESUMES 11111 git V1nyt-c.ramtc•wood In-reeuft1 1S Y"1 .. q> lWOtO DIRECTORY l Marl<, 846-1790 For more lnforma11on FR doors. windows, CALL TOOAYll planlatton 1hutter1 Install Rcpa1rs362 Harbor View Home~ gar. lndry pvt pat•o I L•dO '''e 4BR 3BA S750 No Pot 640-2495 Portol1no 4BR 3 .BA P S1200 Agr 642-·li6!l house on tntlde lot I E SIDE 2BR -ASK FOR Lois Factory direct prices Call OGI 830-6S04 alefl Remnente Bond ••Mt·Retlr•d Lend-proc:. Luer pnnt. SlllatlCllon Uc•553S69. 850-8577 •cape Contractor O• guwanlseC1842·7101 Corona $ 700 000 ttoss ,0 ; groat tocat1on $2,700 • w gar, del Mar 1022 cash) owe dp Prrn +GREAT 4BR 2BA + mo 675·9311 now cpl & drps, pool F spa no pots Ou101 j only Tim Sr 644-4524 amily hOm" l9 YJ1d MILLION$$ AREA 1 tush nrnds 631·7376 eve 966 20 I" days POIS WC>ICO,...,,.. w of !;l. Your Sorvtce Directory Representotlve 642·4321 Ext 310 MASTER CARPENTRY Rough·lifllsh-concrelo & brick work. So Cal. 30 yra. 964-8888 Garage Doors & Openers 3622 , 1lgnfln1tall l.fg/ amt 1 SAVE SSS 754-7170 aaL Landscaping and PANORAMIC VIEW • ., Harbor s11':i0 Avl Exec 38'1 2Ba home EASTSIDE LIDO ISLE new homo now 675.4'll:> B•• Swooping view, gated * * 3700st Reduced to comm pool tennis $250 OFF S89SK Open Sat Sun l965 Parson5 St 2Elfl grdnr 212S Vecht B 1 0 5 E nousrt uo•urn eau11 ul ell'1ra largo .... Cement Concrete 3526 •COAST OVERHEAD• Soctlonal· 1 piece door Sprlng-herdware-opnr Llc,,518398 963-84156 I Melnt Design, cln-ups sprlnlclers, new sod c:omm•H 'C 751·701S From high on tttn hill' SBA JBA bonus rrn' To r llv redonr g1an1 yard $1 135 0'11" For your pr1va10 sttowing call 1 · lrlld1y1 ""'Dv•PP' no Juha.52q 4024 I 2BR 1'')BA t o wn· "l1 v.a O'Y'110 &'>93 • • uels S850 mo 722.2031 NPT Hghrs cherm1ng house New carpet I NEWPORT HEIGHTS BEAUTY 1 Br gunsr ttso. vault lrp•c 0 W W D hie-up coils 19 closet Vr tse.l gar pauo $975 mo PUBLIC NOTICE The Caltl Public Ut1lt· lies Comm1111on, RE· OUIRES l hOI all used, h o u1ettold goods movers, prlol their P U C Car T number ltmo • & cheutfeur s prtnl !heir T C P num- ber In all adVert11• ments II you have a que1t1on abOut lh• le- gal1ry or• mover, limo or c heulleur. Call'. Publrc Ut1111.. Com· minion 714-558-4151 Ortveway1-patlo1-path1 etc. No)® too alNlll Aus Glass SWEET TREE LANDSCAPE Main! Gardening Serv Re•1 """' 548-S 174 $650 21 3·472 8984 1780 Santa Ane Ave Mlcke 538-0553 Glazing 3682 THE GREEN SCENE l awn-T rH·Slw\.b-1'1'1 a' MAXINE GOLDEN 760 5000 599 7466 RE/NA( 'l BR lull BA rP"'Od&I ll81i1Ch80 (JU&t;I Quilr· ters, e•!r., l,vgo 101 OPEN HOUSE SUN· DAV 1·4 !>42 AL SO ·sr MOll.ITH rnEt '"' ' yr lsc.>1 2BR 2")BA tu• conao Frplc "" a t .... UP SPC garo P•'"""Q S119S rno r,113.4a72 ~~e.ivoo11 Shores 4 3BR CENTAUR MOMT 2BA c•elln POOi Ion . 832-2232 or 722-9012 I ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION Masonry-concrote pa- tlos-drlv-•y•·red· wood fences-!and· cape M ike 546-3096. Herc 841~1M5 SPECIAi. TY GUSS I Mil!ROA ~ mtffOtt table IOCS. • at1lr1> dOCn ltlOW8I llldt FREE ES'TUAATES ~7411 Sprrnliler lnsta'l•t•OO TrH Trimm.ng Removal Lawn Marni & Cleanup• ROIOI ng • 432-e80' • 136 Borna•d St Jon hOUSl'l No POIS Unlu .. mshl'd S800 "10 • 722·2031 2 bliol ocean $1450 •EASTSIDE • ,.,o fH'2·029S I 1 BA $650 mo Incl ges t~I 1.."YI I~\ 11 Qf°AtT~<;' $410 000 714·249-7826 J Iii. Baiboe condo for water & gar No pets 1,,1 Lg 2Br 2Ba 2323 Elden S48-7854 osta Mesa 102 BEST PATRIOT NWPT HGTS 19 VI{' ... ttm lor Sale or Lse SDr 3t>;a Sea to app· rec" Sp•",., Cf' a• F'6-~~ E SIDE 2Br 2Aa twnt1~0 Now pnl,. carpi bl•nrtt & apolnnccs fP n.1• lndry s~10 "40·2171'1 oreao vu poOI, 2 car ['I "9 $1600 598-9347 I S5.000 down, 3Br 2Ba lg IOI w new roof, k11chon COP'U'r sprtn· 1tte~. $199900 Call CHUCK & LIZ JONES 63t-t266 or 646-5743 TRADE WANTED! E srD( aan 2 rnA YEARLY Unlurn 1-4BR ~'' t•,.1Ch $625·$1400 II•! .J '11m1a1s 875-4912 In~ Newport luxury condo or house W iii traOl' Newport E Koc ofc bldg pp 759-7659 ime Sharing 159 house S 1 :,oo mo sec r11'P Aua 1 J 1 18051 38'"1 1002 I E SIDE JBR <'B A IQ yd Balboa Island 2606 lam '1in lr11 rm rflfr,g 2Bn t BA. furnished , w d d "' S 1 SOO incl 1111 ""' pa ltnle Island. E s•de 1r9 •11~ '1flr Jf'],1 673-8017 LET'S MAKE A DEAL By Owner $251< dn-OWC Leis 00901111 .. eome See 611-;"l\~'l or f; 11 61l£i!l S'JOO I Sofllng/Buylng Renting Back R,1v twnhm Ci 1r JRR 2BA Cam09found T>mesllar• j w d pool • p.1 '"""'' "" o low or apl w/ 2264 N Mtytr/W1lsoo FOA FREE INl'Qql,IAflON $1275 AIJI 6'.l~·!>•M'> p 1t10 310 Ruby A~ CALL 1 800 777 68J6 I EA!.TS!OE 1AR 2AA • 673·05;._7...;.1 __ _ Huntington Beach 104 BRAND NEW LUXURY 4 PLEX Near Hunl•nglon Har· bour Over 9000 SQ M Many amen1tle1 tn· eluding 4•8 Tiie lub May t1nence up to 90' Consider ell ol· fera Prtnc1pal1 only 84e·950 t or 848-651 7 11h Ml. to BCH!!! 3 BR, 1 • BA, huge cul-d•·•ac: IOI w AV acceH Needs palnl & elbow gr•••• Thou· senda below merleell S~.900. Broker IM2·5221 lrvinP 1044 Live Clo•• to nalurel Greet vtewa. apectac· General 2102 WEST NEWPORT . 1 BO S7SO SO COAST METRO 2 brt 2 ba condo yrly • S1 19S HNTNG TN BCH · 5bd hse, lllm rm SPll yrly . $1 800 UDO PAK DRIVE . 2 bd vus • S3 950 WATERFRONT HOMES Inc 831·1400 780-3800 Balbo;i lsl;ind 2106 ular noor plan, over 2,400 •q ft. 3 BR & d•n 6 fem rm Fr•llCh dOofa OPEN SUN 1 PM 3 ROCKY KNOLL A ~'1 MISTY Cory 28r hc>uaa, patio. MEADOW Fran L Berbef carpet. garage, AQt. 157~373 & ~ ""'d No pets. Yr1y 34M ~ 11100. Call •90-8321 l I j ,· ' H ' .. . . . f1 illo" I ~>,,,I.I,·);- .... ~~pt • houwe. , "" lot. 21k 18A; ,,.... urpet, &eRe4 ~. frpte, end 2 CM ger, PACIFICA TOWNHOMES Nowpor1 Helghll 2BR t lltBA In charming condlllon .frHtt pelnl. privet• pallo, ceroor1. pool 6 laundry Sorry. No Peta 1!05 mo CUt1 II 153 ,_, 2e8 Sruttoo 'extre nice, lrplc walll·fn cloat, now crpl , patio. w/d Yrly $650 4~21 Balboa Peninsula 2607 •LO 1BR IBA $750 •lG JBR 2BA $1295 Cell Conn••. Agt 675-8404 ---- •EASTSIDE• Large 3BA 2BA lownhse Frptc, ow. garage, yard patio, lndry rm $995 mo 2617 ORANGE ENTAUR MGMT 8J2·2232 or 722·9012 •GOOD LOCATION $300 OFF Large 2BR 1 •,'l BA Townhao. Laundry room, polfo, all bfl·fn1 S79S mo 2078 THURIN CENTAUR MGMT 832·2232 or 722-0012 •GREAT SPECIAL! Big, beaut, Quiet 1 & 2 BR Lndry rm. g111, cable avt no pe11 831-8427 •Great Location• Large 2BR 1BA, O'W garage, lndry room ctose to So. Coell Plaza. 1775 mo 505 SUNFLOWER 832-223.2 or 722-9012 Add1t1 ons Remodeling 341 O .l•FCO EQUITll!S General Contractor Custom remodellng kllchon & belh. room adel1lon1 Since 1977 Lie 11485314 Flflenc Ing OAC 721 -0587 KEVIN STUDER General ContrlClot Res.Comm Ceramic 1lcs 3528 CONTRACTORS ANO HOME BUILDERS Tlred of Incompetent unrehable ttfe co·• Try a co w tntegrtty pride AAA Ttle & Marble Uc. bond. 2J9·3970 THE ORIGINAL DEAN tht TILE MAH lealr.y 1howers·Acld wash & regrout New & Repair. Bathroom•· Sttowor doora Kile· Floo11-Plumblng Lie 2Syra 0 .C 873--8065 kJtc. blth rtlllOC)ll.ng St Lie •03137 831·55J8 TILE lnttelfed/Repelred PrOl!lp! Coul1eout SIMcl PAULS S APPUANCi SVC Al Mall" 11\0 McMWt Coutttoul s-~15 3021'8 HQor • CM rchttP<:hHP • Dratting .J.128 FrH E1t ' Aef9fencH John I ShefDy....W178 Child C<lre 3536 CORA·s LICWSEO DAYCARE !:O. Coast Plaza area. $75/Wk 55&-1tH CIP,1ninq SPrv1rf•', h·lR , ne• ot your Hom.ON-Bui. Houaeclean4nCJ-Apt-ofc:· Home Addfltonl by prot Condoa Carpet cteen- FrH •••· 813'403t Ing-paint-etc Engllah uto speaking 9eG-4881 llFJ.I!l¥6i·*M'·' ••Rt~l"S HOME/ RENTAL PROPERTIES Patnt-Corpenlry· Drywall G1ry!4 5-5277 ••REPAl"S HOME• RENTAL PROPERTIES Paint-Carpentry· Drywall Gll}64S.5277 •HANDYMAN• ~ & ""'jOOI.....,.,. QUiii c.. en.c. .. 1.(1190 Chrlatl•n Handyman Car pentry-concrele· drywall-general work 25 yr• exp. 892-804 1 HANDY ANDY El•C·Plumb·Pelnl Lt c:arpntry, etc 1531-4043 HOMB MAINTENANCE ANO REPAIR Call Jeff 183-1222 RETIRED contractor will 1n11all your new Bay Window Do amell re· modeling joba Cur· rent CA lie 850-4483 Haulmq :17?0 ,...LT HAUl..INO SerAce O.~ ctnup...,..s Jon MW112 DICl<'S HAULINQ St. Lie. •599029 • TREES • fOfJC*1R.,,._ ~ ~u -· "751-3478 Masonry 382 BRICK-Pat10•F1repl1ees Stone-T1le-Blocll & A• lalnlng Walla 1ayr1 txp Lie 11n1. rels 87S-J852 Brick, Block, Stone By tile Job, or $200 a dey 18 yra. 84!>-~2 Massage 383 MASSAGE .. ,.. J9UfMlt fer ttle NW ¥98', H .. nfly Total reteutleft. Aeteaea .. 'f04/I ttN .. MN 178 Moving 3834 •A· 1 MOVING• 730.1353 CLEAN & EXPERT For • Job Well Donel S8Mng 0 C IOt 15 Yf' Uc: T-1518.842 P:ltnting 3858 Dcta1linq i 1·12 KATHLEEN'S HOUSE· CLEANING PerM>nal I touch. onc-apt·hom• Junk to dum & gen- eral haullng large - truck wtth lift geie. MICHAn COX 'AIWTING 840-3798 I 1 a/Hr • MA TEA IA LS . . . Oetatllng Auto-Truck· >Clnt refs 84!>-0828 AV Fr•• Pick up • RELIABLE HOUHCl .. n· Oellvery. 43~1189 Ing by the day Local DUMP RUNS . JUNK Aetereneea 875-4.0C)e Mo.Ill DIT.1 •LtNQ area >Clnt reference•. "' Call Yolanda 83t•5987 At vour conv.n~e Uc l!rlc 714+l&-H4r' SPRING Cl.EAN Inside ~. OtQal'lfH llorage, floral dean a '9CC>nat Rut>y t75-e05t 8 ,1llir•)()l'1 R1•lw1 "t1 ~ l Pi I l ) (. ( " Furniture, traah, lrH bfanche1. appllanc:ea Mike 7 c:tya 841J.1391 HAUL 4·U 2C>'ll. OFF rat•• or other ea.II· mat.. 0.,, hauling, ''" hou ehOICI to11lc dlapoaal with toad Fr .. Nt.~H palr-Aegtne-fl'IJ)•t· HAUL ... u 2~ Ofl'P ( ' • • . . 1 l ;-() gtHa..Po~ein-e,,,,,.. ' Cracu repaQd Alt Wll llf C .. Mlt•• Ot °''* .. u. cotora ~ 1lfJI -II op 1M1M ~. Muting, Rt\ l ti I:· I I •.· · 11 ,,.,;1~ 0.C~-...... a "" ~ loa(IC ~ 722 .. 780 d tapoeat wtth toad, ~ ....... oaee PAINT Q PLUI Qu•H~ a lllH Affonteble Mtl-67e8 PAINTINO•WAl.LPAPER AND REPA.IRS t.ocat ,.,. • Erpe11 work frHHt ...... 1471 - RAINBOW Ctrele Melnt ,..... .. tit Houltl Ap.~ fOb ,,.. .... It lc1511117 13e-17H ......... , ...... ~~~~ .,...,.,,. a..an, '-> .... ..,,.. ..... ' •n•"'•'· lie•"•• •MNa7. ,,.. .... Pet Services 387 CAT NANNIES, INC. Profeulonal cat care In your home. Feed, titter, play penOd Vet Grooming 1ran1port atlon Full vacation service Newport COM areas Dally, wHkly, monthty rates Call 714-222-4Me Plaster Repair 3880 lnt/Ew1. patch pluterlng Cu.'°"1 '"1uring. quellty wor11 Pr~ Prob- lem.el •329M4 ~7831 Plumbing 3890 24 Hf EOD'54NS22 KtA TING f PUJMS:NG lk S4 tm. V1salllasi. Prorwrty Man.1gcmer1! .rn<l8 . YOUR P"OP•RTY 18 Y""' experience R.E. Bkr, 120-0239 Roofing J~J 1 O R1lnproof Roofing lll1t1C11n11e1 & CO<'l-rcltl ....... ,..,..,. & tltyita 0u11111y--_ ,..,,_ FHt Guarenteed Svc FREE est. 4'55741M 988.-5891 4SM.-e504 ShnQI" lnLSllng. IOOM? Fi. roof ... 117 Small tot>-.,. q\Aclt I eay 11 ~ ._,, Ue. OU. 723-5703 Sr.r f' ,-. 11 St'fV>C I", l '!,10 Metteutou. Morton 't Mobi .. Scr-.n ~ .. ....., beata MOf1· on'a pllcea 11-...,1 Ow price• ere ao low vou have 10 toolc up to a .. ,,,. bottom. (71 4)~ .. 1-. ' •)I ' f MDI UOUna Cenyon, 11.ac) • ..,....,. uee.ooo. tenne . ._ t1Mnc9 . ..,, ....... f ......... ~~~~70~·--...L..~~~~::!!!!...: MM N. L.119, 1M, _..... ..,.. vfew, drllatlO 1100..000 redUCllklo tor .......... .... . ., .... , .. IT t awtWAUMP.,.. ................... ....leofft .... ,,.. ........ 11.Johft - CM rnat\ite Nwnkr, k-.Ch prlv. 1371• 1160 cMC) 64:M148 N24MO'E Coata M ... 38A ~ cJoM eo occ. lmoket ok. Kftch sww. 13111 mo •d• .... '"4114 LAGUNA B'ACH MOTOR INN Wkly ,.ntal8 1175 lo Up Colof HBO TV, m•ld •YC. heatad PoOI 1 at•P• to oc:.an Kitch'• a111 88$ N Cout Hwy, .. 14-5294 Lido Pen. by tha bay Furn rm/ba •ht dbl mobile hm, amenltt.1, prklng S.-50 873·5100 Lovely HB time nr OCHn & OCC F9m, All amanlllH, $350 963-7"48 or 752·5153 Carol or Lv Mag Newport Hta. Furn qutac, kit/laundry prlv., telephone, non/amkr. non/drinker. 1375. . ' . ' ........ ,T • , l T • TD'al ao.ooo up. Ho ~ ... ~.call 0....-. .... 13$ PllllOUL TAX '9tDWTION Accurate, '"90nably priced, confidential. Evening and weekend appolnlmenta (your tioma or mtn.). MaJd. ...... the .......... ftte wou .,. entf. tied ••• Call Nt-e523. l r ! ', f ,•, ~ourir! .!925 642·5182. LOST gold & diamond bracelet CM/NB ataa. Reward. 875-3391. Rent.ii ·~ tu hllrf' ~ l24'. loat, 2 3-pc panla 1u1t1, vicinity of t &th St & Orange, CM Reward. Young Orange Couf\ty pubbhlnQ C:OtftpMy ""• Ind'-.............. , aavan yaara a e> coun.lng .. ~ .. a msjor tlnanclal ••~Ne to ba Iha company'• ctw.t ft.. nanclal offlcef, Ra•ponslb lltlH lo- cluda dir.cting daily ac:c:ounUng opar• Ilona, financial , ... porting: performing auditing and control lunc:tlona: manag.lng momhly cto1lng CY· CIH and preparation of monlh'Y tlnanclaJ •tatamanta: tavt.w> Ing account. racalv· able and payable balance •heat• and 1)(9Par~ •paclal n- nanc1a1 raporta r• qua1tad by Mnlor management. lnc:Uvldual mull have account d• QfM (CPA prafarrad) Excellent banaflt1. Sand ra1uma with cover...,., to. Paraonnal Olractor 330 Wall Bay Slrffl Coil• Maia, CA 92827 CAU.1 .IACK . M1=:uc.M. ..... 1 .. 1 T"9ttn HILPWAITID '•m caah • ~. C.H 7'4-650-4749 tNTIU.IO&NCI JO•a All bra.ncl'I ... US Cu• toma. DEA ate. Now hiring. Call (1) 905 982-eooc> Ext. K-22317 MULTIPLES AT HOME Sffk• qualified ~ndl· dalaa to ratall mOdular knit clOlhlng PT/FT. Call eoo.121.e11a Maka 110,000/mo, 20 l'lra/Wic Pref bf~ , o«itafn loan .. ,.., nta1• acqulsltlonl Will tr••n. Ruth, ... 7-<>64A NH D MOMKY 'AST? Maka up to $125 per day trimming photo- graph• No .. P nee. 1-&00-553-43n Nuraery Plant•capa malnt• nanca PIT. good driv- ing record. 841-~ PIT GEN. OFFICE ••Outac non-amlu to 1hr lrg f\Jm home In COM. Ulll Inc.I. $895. 64 .. -e889•• 8l 1 •2127 Or 544-1989. ~==============~! No axp nae. No typing. Lala afternoon or eve hr• 873-3015 •NB BALBOA. ocnfmt on aand. Am In 3Br 28a hOUH Wfpar1clng, S550/mo. 875-5420 C M Flllplno couple 1k1 11ngl• per•on to 1hr 3br hH, Coll90a Parl( are• $400 957-8178 Personnls 3002 f'AT H•RS • Problems w ith cu1IOdy, vl1lta· tlOn, 1upport or other divorce ralalod luues. WE CAN HELP. P•ther• R ight• Counoll, M e-9 842 C M nr SC Plue beaut PARTY GIRLS on Iha lg hm, fum, •hr BA. love llna waiting for w d • p o o I • 1 p • your call 1-~88- UTS • $300dtci5*1737 8378. 13/mln. 18 & up. COM •hr lg mOdarn 2Br 2Ba. vttd beam houM J blk1 bch Frple, 2 patios. w d 1895. Vt Personal S ervices 300 _;;;.ut;....tl._, d_a_.p...__7-'~-'-''-"5-'1...;.1 __ A DATE tonight Hear Cd M •ht 3br. 2ba talking paraona11 lrorn Cloaa to bch 15501 local woman & men mo Mark, 71+771>-who would like 10 2591, 8UMl7J..S339 mffl you (names & COM 1 room avall. Shr phone /1 lncld) goo. •BR 2~BA hou ... 5 1_34_8-3_3_7_7_S_t_9_5_m_i_n_ block• to beach S425/ Atlecuonala canng gtr11 mo. 78CMH95 ara walllng lot your call I ·90<>-488~257 $10 call 18 & up COMMERCIAL PAINTING SALES PERSON PAINTER, HANDY· MAN 842-8830 PHARMACY Nead ClarklTech Neod an aggre11l11a, Mu11 be axp Great sall-mollvatod par· opply. Avail now. son to Hll commar-Chari•• 540-8919 c 1a1 Pr••• 11 m • •i-..;.,.UL-'--1-a_T..;..A_n_c_u_;...u_ .. -,- Large double wldo E•pandlng 1ucca11lul Hurla pras1 ha1 Re co •••k• Ag11. a lime av•llable to aalaa mgr & a11lst 1 pr In I INSERTS. 10 Top Producer 80- TABS, NEWSPA-100--. Comm I • ban- PERS. ETC afi11 Sand conhd ra· Cuttomar wlll get auma to p TR . 180 quality volume print· Nwpl Cnlr Or ,, 180. ing on a lhort turn N B 92e80 atouncl llma Someone with •oma RECEPTIONIST a1tabh1had contact1 Bu1y medical omca In would be a big plus N-por1 Beach needs Excallant working front office reception· environment Many 111 Salary comm w benef111 This Is a exp For more tnlo, comml11lon po1lt1on call 722-1805 RECEPTIONIST . "' ..... f'ff .... ~ •hlft SUb-llOITDIMOIT acute SNS and In· OrMe .......... iv., pet1an1 Hospice, •pa-Pff. '" 8W8I APf/11; tn c:lakzlng In the ~r• of pareon, A9Uban E. ,,_.'°"' IMng with llta LM ...........,,., 15 t E thtMtanlng, C~ronle & Coot ..._. NS. tarmlnal llln•••••· ,....;;...;.o..;....===t_ .... ____ _ Unique nur11ng c»por· l---------1 tunny to PfCM<I• AIDS and OncolOgy cw.. 11 •1494-8075. RICEPTIONllT WITH OR Wlll40VT WORD PROCESSING naacs.d fOf tampotWy or tamp to perm u- elgnmanta. D.L. Weaver offer• t\Ollday pay, vacation pay plua bonu•. Coma join our lamlly of happy camper• Alk fOf Barbara. D.L. We.,,.r TeMPOrarlea 7 1447 .. 2 900 1004Mi FRae ULll ........... Poeltion eYatlabte to .... a.a..il*f 0.. partment and Clauf. fled -..anager of communtrf new..,._ P9f. Out ... Include typing, In-putting ad1, cuetomar Mf'Y· lea, aaalaHng wtth layoutlt a.nd mOfe Plaaaa call Chari l"raaman at 842· 4321, Eld 301 . lot •ppolntmant 10 lnter-vi.w. ..... l9pS for NW Orano• County aputaft langueoa nw1p111ar. ""*be bl.fln1ua1, Coate ...... locadon, guet• anteecl draw plu. commlaaton, rapty ,.,.,,,.,.. C>Wactofy. 330 W. Bey Street, Co•ta Maea, CA t29%7. IECUfHTY omCIRI NIDIDNOW Many arna & atufls. Will train. Benefil1 & paid vacatron• NIWELL •wrett,R1 a1a 7t...e92·T483 YOUTH CREW SUPERVISOR We need bright, enthusiastic Individuals who would like to earn: $450.00 to $800.00 per week and more, marketing the Orange Coast Daily Pilot If You: • Have an insured van, wagon or large car, * Enjoy working part-time In the evenings. eamlng full-lime SSS • Have the ablllty to motivate. Then we have a Job tor you. No experience necessary. Full training available. For turther lntormatlon or to schedule an Interview: CALL LEE AT (714) 674-9324 Monday thru Friday Before 2 pm FDW.E ROOMMATE WANTED To ahar• 2BR/2BA condo by Sou1h Cout Plaza. S.-00/mo (In· cludH Ullllt,.. 01hat than phone) Mova-in S400 rant plu1 $200 d•posll. Smol<ar o k. Mu11 Ilka pell Leave ma11agaa day• .. 964-e930 or call aflat 6 30PM at 434-3958 Avallabla February 15 with a bl-weakly dr-agalnll. If fn- larastad, please con- lact Dave Holan at 6'*2-41321 . EJC1 252 DESK CLERK Nights. E11p raq'd. Apply 7 D•y1, 8am- Noon Saa Lark Motel, 2274 Newport Bid, CM General contracting firm lffkl front office par1on w •lrong phone 1klll11, prolH· O Reorrong• la"'" of the slonal Image & wnrm four K romblad WOtds ba- paraonallty Oapand· low to form four slmpt. words at>lllly a must, con· , Domestics 3018 CHILO CARI! In my CM home. 8arn-5pm Mon-Fri S2SO wk Must ha\le car Non· Cia.lled I got Ille Witwer tor your apanment ~ strucllon background I l O R N E l I helpful Non-1mokmg o II I ca S •I a r y S 7 • 1---.~---,.._...,,....--,--c S7 501hr 8-5 Mon thru 11 I 12 I I Fri Call B•rbata al _ _ • _ _ _ 714·85 t-22 It 1mkr Call 2'1-8787 •••••••••••••••• .. FDW.E ROOMMATE To share 3BA, 2BA PART TIME AIOE lor ambulatory man. Engltsh 1.JlJA.!Wlg Balboa Isl 87S-t 807 Employment 553 WANTED I hOme with washer AUTOMOTIVE AP/AR I dryer OW, fireplace Au1omo1tve E~p r.._ N o 1moklng drug1. I Quired To set up 111 aru S425 mo • ., 8J6-877S ••• 226 UPTO •&oo PER MONTH * MO COWCTIOIS * H unllngton eaa~h larviaw c•ll Linda 11• 1 ulil1 Cal o k Call 962· 1---------0909 Of 827-8523 Assembl• products Earn up 10 SS50 wk I Lag Bch thr 3br hH w S24 lee No ••P Will oen vu Lg BA. p\11 train C. •-too-•~·''°' BA Full hie prlv Lndry S595 494·8J21 Auombte toys & cratl llama Full or pan- ume E•cellont earn. 1ng11 Call 619 491· 2186 M F n 1mkr 1hr JBr Bayfronl Apt In New· pon. g•r. lrplc ssoo mo • ullls 723·1201 Early morning motor routes available Must have dependable transportabon and hability insurance ~~a area Prof M F for I lu• garden aattlng condo, 1500 1 I, 2 lrg mslr 1u1ta1. 2\,Ba very p\11, sec gated 5600 mo 848·9842w or ~S.-7369h Nwpt Sch. 32nd St Pvt Sludloe A, frig, micro cov'd gar, p\11 entry, ca.bl•. 873--e903 Roommate Wanted SS78 COM, l>aautllul I view. all ulil, non tmkr 723-1203 v111a Balboa Shara Lux- ur1ou1 Condo Half ulll S .. 00 mo Rel 650-2713 BusinC'c;s Office or Rent 2 769 ------ DELIVERY CALL 642-4333 \tondn.), Ftb. 1 l FREE RI.,. FEI C.1llopfn1 Ghost I le Will .l Gcm1n1 Pf'OFESS~~~ "'lh .• ~-\kr,ul'\ h11thp.11h (June D. 1 ~ onuxt SUlf1! 1~111 II · """ w f.a\I on the foo1b.ill S475tmo w/t yr I•• hclJ Ml du\l~C. that he wu dubbed (w/18 mo IH, IHI mo the •(1.illoping Ghost." Opposing lraa) Pvt ant/ravd, rlwc"' tonk .i bead on him and let ample guHIJ.rkg UUI h • & lg algn In . 1mmad ltll w11h tackles -bul c wasn I pouHalon M2·"3-C7 there. lie was running down the field •ir In u:mc ~cl anluhcr goal He wu .i 5401 720, 1008 91" lcscnd '" h" own 11mc -thou\ands 11'17 Waetclltt. NB 1 IV'~ n• c-...,dcd into stndium.\ to Agt 54 I ·5032 1' "" ' '0 ' '., .. \..:c h•~ remark.able pcrformi:incc Central Costa M••• Tlu\ "stkl\l" .,81 Red Grange So· Full "Mc• From 300 1q ft lo eoo New Im-lult provemanta s 909t Ulf"i (March 21-April 19) Inda· plua ''"rent....., \1Ju.JI 11rho rcspcc11 mu also feels Quaint •man otnc:e Old free 10 dm:c1 your 1Ha1n Oear '"''*Y COM $325/mo lnclud• 1h1\ fal~c 11<llKln -d<l 11 earl) -and Ing uut. PCH k»catlon th.! rnt or lhl\ Ml'lftd:ay 1i..11l pr0\'1Jc 780-1007. ulldll uon Virgo f1&urcs prom•· 1 .._... .......--i ----r---1-1 1---41 1 I ti A u T H f I "This dress 1s too fancy for i--......... --......---.----4= i me: sighed the woman. The ~ { I { 1 · ! salesgirl rephed. ~Remember, · ---- . the important thing about a r-----------. dress is the woman who ~_ ... T_E __ J_E--....R_s_--11 Qt ~~pier• rha ct.uc1r1. quoted . I IS I I I by filling 1n the m1SJ1ng WO<ds ....___. _ __.._....._ ___ .__ .... you davalop from step No 3 below 8 PR IN T NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUA RES A UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS V TO GET ANSWER , 4 IT SCltA.M-lETS ANSWllS .. ·NO l! SVH 04M uawOM 94l S! ssaJp e lOOQe 6U!4l lue1.1odw1 94l • Jeqwewa~ • •peudaJ µ16se1es &lti ·uewOM 941 p&46tS • ·ew JOj k>u8j OOl S! SS9Jp SflU,. NO l! SVH -Jaiser -•uneH -lUl?ld -1toJu3 Moe4ay, Pd. 11 TAllRU f<\pnl .?1 -Ma:r 211 Y()u m&)' tx all ~teamed up and ranna 10 go but Pilrtnef'\ close! rompant0n, or emplo\cf'\ arc sull not pttparcd 10 cooperate CHtr .a mo"c or upheaval In fac-t )OU arc almoM «rtain to come uMtuck now 1f \OU tnd~"or 10 take the 1n11ta11"c or force the plCT CEMJNI <Ma" l.?·June 21) ltstcn1n1 to the small. still "01Cl' ~11h1n rc:alh doc' unra,cl and ul· ttmatcl) rneh~ most ofhfc's ~or prot'>lcm' .\n<.I h) all the lav.-1 of n1roloay. )Ou should now ~ 10 rcahtc 1h:a1 mu'-h of *Ml w.as u.1d or 1nt1ma1cd l'tt'tftll w-u dch ratcly dt'\1gMd 10 undcmunc "our con- fidcn<T posmon or authonty dwelhn• 1n ihr pe t And &Cl back 1n10 the m11ns1n.-am ol hft You ha~ much 10 do learn and C\pcncntt - be 11 on 1 "<''1 ixnonal ~~ or rtprd1ng )Our proftu1onal hft and linanc11I ~uni AGmARfll (Nov B-Dtt. :?It· ' ou ~1111 ~m 10 tx surroon<kd b) l<1rnc dud.\ al..o appar to ha\.c matk prom•~ or rommumcnu v.h1lh Iii!\" n~c 1mPQS11blc 10 kttp or honor So ont way or anot.Mr. )Ou itmph ha't' 10 d1scntanaJc yourKlf from UJ>'l<tlln1 or costly pcnonal or proft">\lon.al alhln<Cj mcMTMY F061'1..ie.....O.W.. °'*· \t ... ~of oc ~ ..... Girl now Coroor-. Oft!. oar • .,, ~ !Jl't • s.... • • • '...,... llO 1 ll&O'• • • ...,, ...... l!!Mla "-L mtnJ ~.T.! Matut• SMa Par90n WARIMOUll __.... Ul'RIOHT w/aal•• ••~tl•nc• Sh pplng Good d.n111o rn~5™ ..!i..,.,_ 11 ... ,, r.: '. '. • . , Pt•••• Contact. Ing ~ Wllf train, ..,_...,.......... -Ma~ean J9Mlna a.n.ftt1 3-.0 lntllrv-......;;;;.;;;..;;;..';...1;...2;;..1;.....()80......_.-.1 __ _ 6S1·1025 mant• Inc., 155•2 NO-F'~t J-Ooor Rafrlg-,.. .. ,.MIR Jr. H.._. tConM~ ... Lii, Hunting-•rat~. vetY ctaan ' • ~ , •• ,., ......... a.x.cellan1 1160. w111 Private SchOOI Hunt· •--WOA--K-A_T_HO_M_E_ deftvw 842-2S4J lnpton 8aact'l.531-t4'*1• REFAIG fro .. 1,.. Xlnt ..,.. •crR earn Up to 1300/Dayt 1"" • PaclJ)i. Cati You To cond $240. WMhar l Tracer for MIP R• Order Speciality Publ.. gn dryer lt50 ••· fund Pollct.1 Polan-c.atloM. 714/472•HMM Can O.llv. M&-5294 tlal $4,000 &47·7128 e.. a,, Fur111tu1 r· 6014 TRAINEES I EARN EXTRA ~ $MONEY$ $5()0.$1000/WK I HAVE FUN BA, 3 pc black l.CQV9t, never l.lffd. $.450 a piece almond IKquer $850 72H 11'0 Ba11a11 Oval Paean Franch Ptovanclal Tabla & 8 ch.airs w 2 ext l•av•• • pad1, $600 firm 8'*2~439. DOING IT! •6AM-Noon Mon-Fn Tha OAANOE COAST •$7 Hr · Comm/ DAILY PILOT 11 look· Traming Ing for ..-al bright *No Exp NacasHry and antnu.iashc teen. agars age t2 years E•c•I relrlg. tabla. Friendly Co•t•.M•.. and older. 10 ••II couch•• Books olflc• na1o1o1paper I UblCllP-MOVING 723-5523 631·8135 LIST 11on1 In an adutt 1u-- parvl•ad. d<>Ot to ooor •al•• campaign Late afternoon, early evening hours Excel· Getting married-Such • daaJ.So mucn tum1- tura What a steal Lag- una Beach 494-4772 lent opportunity lor H ENREOON k1ng11za nght parson For moral headboard. armotra1, tnlormatlon. call Tan hg,,.1. brtdge & mirror •• 6'*2~333, EJC1 209 S3500 090 844-1648 1111111 By CHARLES GOREN w ith OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH Q.1-A• South 1rulntrable. hold. +83 • QJ93 t AKQ8'?.6 The bidding hu procttdtd South We.t North Eut 1 • P... l • P .... ? you ., I What do you bKI now" A.--OnJy 12 point.I lD bqb carda, but U lruJe aa 11Ct! fil't.h UI hearu with partner could be enouih for pme. That makee the hand JUSt too good for a simple hurt '91M how yow playtng tlttn,th by JUmpm1 to ~Marta Q.2-Aa South. vulnerable. you hold. •QJ • 9832 t AKQ878 +7 Th~ bidding has proceeded South Weet North Eut l • P... 1 • P&M ? What do vou bid now? A.-St1.JJ0 12 po111ta 111 h11h carda. but this um~ your queen Jack of spadel. U'f. at belt doubtful ueeta. 'liiow we fttl that two beatta ade· quatelv ~Knbes vour 1.alun you hold +AK83 9 K72 • 8.32 HM The btddmg ba.t proceeded. North Eu& South W•t l • P... l • Dbl P... .2 • ! What action do you take'> A .-Pan.ner'1 pua bas ahown a m101mum operung bid with DO cle.ar cut. courw of ac\K>n. While your 11de ralft to have the baJ.ance of power, )'OUT lrinc of bee.rt.a ia of doubtful value and your O.t dia&n bution ia a d.iudvant.qe PaM Q.6-Both vulne~. u South )'OU hold. +AK83 • K72 t 632 .e~ The biddi.nc has proceeded: North Eut Sout.b W•t I • P.. 1 • DbJ p._ 2 9 p._ P ... S • P&M 1 What ac\ioo do you take? A.-Pa.rt.nu has beard the enem~ auctJon ~ at. two bean.a, ao he I.now. you have fair values Ratber than let. the enemy buy the hand cheaply, he aa oompetUll Don't ban« bun for re.f\wng to au nut Pua ~u1t.1 ma" not break too lnndly Q.8--Aa Sooth, vulnerable. you Q.3-Both vulnuable. u South bold you hold 1 •AK83 •Q93 •AK76.2 •A •QS.. •J • KQ •AKQJ107.3 Partner opens the bidding wtt.b a T'be bidding baa proceeded weak two-bKI m bean.a. showin at South WMt North Eut lust a au-card 1u\t and a hand 1 • Pue l + Dbl •Hker t..ban openmc tnd &tnncth 1 What do you bid o.uw" What at"t1on do you t.ake" A .-lf pa.rtMr has the t•o t.op A .-You have at Leut eicht tnckt bean honor.. a irand al.am tn heart.a in your own hand 'I"Mtt'• only one OUJht to be a euperb bet except in way w ~U p&ttner how rood you the unhhly rvent th81 partner ttally att -redouble A Jump t.o bolc:U thr.e low diamondl The way thru clube would drtcnbe a 1ood t.o ftnd out ia with the Grand Stam sis-ca.rd or longer 1u1t Wltb not Fortt Jump to five no uump, in· much outa1de llNC'llJ\I partner to b1d a p-and Q.4-Both vulnerable. u South slam With two of the ~ top hon· on ID hi.I IUll TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS t Fog 5~ 10 Sword 14 ~°' 15 Tumil'lg tool ti Bt91111 .... 11 v .. M11er 11..., .. - - 11-..i 20 a-'1lical ~ 21a- 22 SWfaCU 2• Anawer«I 2t ln8tNnlenl 27 p 0 111 TTl'"8 21 Ft\18tratea 3 1 PtafltdUI ~Pronoun 35 fJIQalnation of trlUmCJll 31V .... 37 .Jac:ll - 31 Oecora1e ,. a.off bma 40 11 detaC!ad 4 t """ nwr 42 8oeton - - 44 ff9nOI coin 45 9anlltt .. ~ sor .... 52 PeeMIOft A~of ~ 54 -.. 2 3 ' ~ AneSINltlC 57 ...... Olelll SI Aalmad st o.Mrlor•l• eo tntornt on 11 Slr .. prel 12 Gor988 13w.._·,,.., DOWN 1 Sea l*'90" 2 Hoea -- 3 ~ 4c:Nd 5 ~looilt • Vldal'lt 7 To - - •actly I Pronoun • M09t trtWll 10 Andant ..-tc lt()fltle~ 12 -::z..,Oo.ltd • . 13 , .......... 21 ..,,... 13 0.. . ~=.. """'*" 21 ..... ti ..... JOE.~ 11 &loolnge »&n .. Ulalll 4t WOfNI\ a NIM IOf.._.Ofta $1W ...... AA -lnlhe --.. 11 ....... 13 WESTCUFF BUILDING ncn1ly TAURliS (April 20-May 10): NEWPORT BEACH wa11clln/IMM A~ omce • Retell AY11N I unar "rcct co1ne1Jc' 11r11h commu· n1c111on. poutbthty nf JOurnC). IW•r~nl:\S or ~pm1u.al values. You'll meet dctdllnc. rcl1tK1Mhlp become'\ 1n1cn~c O•pt1com pl.J)'S ~ian1Cic1nt role CANCER CJuM n .Jul) 23) Both Ill\ cd O~\ and bus1nns 8\'IOCUltcs arr now ~rt11n lO make Ont final attempt to unJcrm1nt )Our position, .iu1hont and confidcnC"t. How.c"c'" )OOr 1Mt1nct\ and buO(hcS must tx 1clhn1 \Ou 10 stand )Our prd O\iff ,01n1 financial 1mnacmcn1 1n,n1· mcn1s or propcrt} maucn CAPlllCORN (Dec. 2l·Ja.n 20): If ,.,u nov. M\.C to dcc1ck ""btthtt 10 l>P\ UUI Of I ~ndlftl ar.ranfC• mtnl or l"'SOt'lltlOn or allo""l"I 1h1np 10 11le lhclr own counc. plump for tht! latter. For. onl)' b)i dotn& '° w1ll )OU f\ft'ct\l 1 kit" ttl hard f«hnp. u well u •rd )our inn1·•crm finandal ltt\lntr. AQUA I {Jan ll-Fcb 19): Em- ple>)CB Of pcopk 10 poillJOM of 14 1u1horm appar to ha~ t.aUn the ..__.._......,_ ...... _ 14Mt0t l n<hi•.!r 1 ti • '(HH 8.500 aq. ft. 2 lerge of· llCaa & raoaptlon .,.. w/2 lg rOl-Uf> door. 1-57/aq ft. 117t ..... C~Dey9~2. H' ( 1; • l • .·.r ·.-r. - C MINI (M1y 21·Junc 20): Long- dt\l.ancc "" verifies opinion1 CJt· prhscd 4 hours ago. Scenario re· l111cs 10 011aniu1Jon, f1n~ncial $lllu1 of nnc •ho promites 10 obta•n invcs· t11 Libra native will flsurc prom•· ncn1ly CANCEi (June 21-July 22): This could be one of )'OUr more dramatic P.'91\days lmpflnl style. ''' trco- dom. 1n1t1atrw:, darini. Cu toi.fi t• tic wW bo tormy ut )'O'I emu vtctonou You'll PfOVC a.11cDb p, UO (July U..\u 22). ln1111tion II on t•rJC1 -1nJrvidu1I bo tau I 10" en re put Id ...i le • FOcuJ on tft(thcidolOQ, lnOdut opcrtndl. 11!11i1y lO fC1 Job dotlo \hly. Aquarian la 1n pjCttirc. VJaOO (A•1 2)...$cpc ll)• DM:r· lily, tum an dlanft. rcadl ttqionJ Pf 1t•niu110M. Yw could · bit ~ to be ft chatp Of cnti:r1at•• .,., ..... ..,., .... ~ oe pcnonal mane· _.............. """ ~... --·~·~ ....... ..r" .......... 1~'g"""e!!•ett.!..!!!•!!!•!'"!:!!11!!.1:....' ... _l-......... · ... ·-·*'-........... LEO (Jul) l 4·Aua. l3 Curttnt pla~\11') Hpc'Ct$ urat )OU to acxcpt ~rt11n hm1\l"on and Oft no ac-- cnunt Ir) to blulf )O\lt wa) out of awkwanl 1tua11ons on the home front. For onl aftN the MW moon on the 14th ~111 ou rnch a mlJor 1um1n1•po1nt for v.ltat n.n only bt dcicnl:icJ as m1tnmon1al or pan~,... r.h•~ affairs. \ 1a<;o tAua. 24 pt. l)) Plancwy act1~1ty tn AqM11"' •end• tO IM~( )'OU ~U'IM' Oft dt.,. potftttnntt aild _._.. lll!Odlled ..... ~ par11C'U .. , ~ ..... Of .,,..._ ...,,_, aa 6in. ,_ __. eo be ttnftlll)' paid.al fOr all )'«Ml .. WC ~ ... pcrieM"f'd aftd \eaned ~ * ... frw Wftt ..-. ($lfl. 24-0n. 2J); n.c -cw...., ............ , ....... CCNilll) .-.. ·'° lM ~ ._ .. ~.·-;· ainllllr~litOftdallt I llo•e11111 • ...,......, IMlll ....,,. ........ 1:4"" ...... • ' I 1 • 'llalht --........ ,....., ........ - v.1nd out of .)our ails by 1 .,. n 11 ult1ma1um Hov.e,cr. all )OU rallJ' ha"c 10 do t• rtmtmbfr that no oec c1n Pl>' 1t>l:r U\ume control unlal you hand o tf' tour ~. P1SCD (~b. 20-Matth 20): Cc. 11nut to d1 .,II(~ )e>utvlf from ,,... '1dualt Of IHIMUOnt trrktcil jar )'OW Mf\'Cj Of UDdffmtM )'OUr C... fi<kn~ The pa~ ~.,. ~ 1-"9 bttn difficult and ckmaftltina for c~cryonc aod fat 100 med bMl191a ..ad Ill balec Of ..., -·~ Oft the wcwt ftun&. ial)11...... .. ... -1:-g.,:n =-=-=~--. ..:. :ly._• fwt1lltr ,,. .,u:J. ltOM"ff. • 111111 ....... .. MwlO~ ........... . ...... ....... c..... ...... ................. ~ajljiiiji .. ..... ..... =:.. IOLIDOAI llDIOOll llT ~. b# draw• .,., mltfOf, lightl W/ Que9n elz• ....,.._ .. wt11•bed. Armolre to match Paid J4,000. s.c:t~ 12500 Ab-aoMefV beeutlfUll &81· """ Sofa, 1ow .. at, cnalr, ot- &oman, S325. 3 pc col· fH table• S170. 841-3488 M1scrll.1ncous 601 S. IKll l'Oll ULlt 1(2 115'• s.mon 937 bindll'l09. Oood Condi-. tton. 11s o .e.o. 840- 1115 Bolt-. Ger1t·1.il :-0 11 KayaJ<. 1 man. waist MIVATIDOCK tlil ~Dlt. I0'•70'. Xlnt IOc, !!!ur!!y 173-7917 PRIVATE DOCK, NB, 50195' powet boat, DoYef~. 5'8-3390 lllp Avll4-Ho ~ ~d Up to 32' •• m ........ 1381 Side tie to 2S' ..... IHO SWALH ANCHOfi'AGE Dally .. 5 54•1501 WANT•~1 Sllp Of' •ld4t tie for 2.5 n Hllboat In Newport Beach. 665-&s53 C:1111p.'r . n1,· . ,i.;. lr,11lcrs B01·1 •. ---··-··..... .. ~""" ....... "' ................. . Dltt ........ Md II,..... lft II, •1. • ,.. IOOO'... ... ... ....... fN/lll'MW mvll ~ ,.,....,, ..... ""' ... -----...... •• 'rAl certlft Alf NC. ,,,., ,,,. tery, Xooncl 11210 ..._. po::mr'I .. • ,.,a191aotM ~ ,_ MAaOLD ucaeo • • OfllV. IUDer oondlllou .• oeo ...... 41 ,.._, .. u. oMoe ........ _....,....., CMll.,,...~-~·• aJCTR A CLaAN t H•.104. H• .. tDO wtllO PLAfll'T O"AA1'tONI, .,........ ...... an41 ~ ,_..... ~11____ no.1a1 ""9H ,~ OIVIL~ ror11nt Jbr CALLING~ fllloC ~ .. 1 11711 ....., tW XJS llAZllt l AL c lN n". no, WINa &lMA. tf '41 , .. , .... • H(I 9ronM Owner "° e cyt -A/C ca•• "°'~ ILYO . COITA 111..N1) -------=-...... N Matot ~ un 'cuatom ~ .... ' MHA. CA"""' HO,. M °" A payment band Sten· Pm1JC MOTICl TOVOTA .:·I .200 Oh . Only l,000 mu .. : MAACH ti. '"1• .. ...,,4erd,cWMI011tUntfftOU'lt -------!WAa_..... Alc:,,: _ _..,!,__.,:.u1 '9, st• .... (1..,..,..... ~"-! ..... -~ ~'"°' .... tNln IO percent of 119ClmOU911Ullll• • ..-.V.. ____ .,_;.-....,_'-.;...;..--.......;' __ , ,.IU, •ua__..pa•'K ---·-"" ....,.. tN _.eract P'tc. ""* IO-MAim STA7-f ---------1 l..otue , ... •IP'ft llftA "" IOt'fnlnO W<Kk to t\ltMtl all~ awry oontftct In· The 9G1iow1r'G f*'IOM tr 6 •PMCt. Pl•. ca. 'MTONTA Turbo, blaoklb•lge, llUZU let>ot, me•laft. •oolil. end voMnoen~elnu• OOlnVbueirW .. =··~~·,:~:: TlllCll. Immaculate. a.100 123 llOO ~~~to~ CMtoH6.00000 ~ALU£ OtM9. '4)24 Ow (3T92213). f>/C, .-.0 oaee9"11. ""'"• ~ WW· Sw\lt.,y S... Syt. The ~f\.11 Dtde* wilt field A~• Colita ....... Call (33515) ran~ 151.IOO, 1131 CN'ly '71 Mont• C.rto 11m .. FAIAVlfW DE· bl ~ 10 .,..., into • ·~:. Men WercMI 302 ...... ..... 173 "· ~!Ml owner. make VELOPMENTAL CENTER, contrKtual liJfMtnefll In Garfllld A~ Cotta ···u IKE MERCEDES 1973 280 offer. Call 848-6378 In ~danc:it wtth plant the form of • ''ltend•d c ... 92e2t " C10AH1 .... ~~--~ S9dan, original IVOfY after 6 w .. kcsay1. end specfflcatlon1 t'*'*°'• AQreemlftl. rorm STD 2" TN• bualn... 11 con __... _,... TOYO•• paint ~"th •··n I t•rl Bidders f« 11\11 pro!IC' wflich ltlall bl bind111g ~n ..., ........ . C09TA mu I ft -· -n or. Ch~ 1 INM Corvene MUSI poeMU 1 current A, thl Sta11 of Cal1lornr1 only dYCled v 7 en lndl ....... . ,.,...too 722•4AAlllll W•ll maintain.CS. C&llf· Bronze, my mother C-34, C.~ ctaa11flc1tlon upon lflP'ovel by the Stai. The r09lttrat1t(•I ~ AV.V omla Car. Prlnclpala haa own~ the car hc.•nee(l)llli.ledbytheCOn-The c:onlfect t1 not bind~ menced~o l~~ICI= TOYOTA 'U 'l't ~ . o~ly Reaeon&bl• •Ince new. QlaH rool tractor a Stet• LlcenH on •IMr party uNell and ;ai:,.e11 .,n•m""'•I ll•t• 414 PICK.UP •• ~·pp. 1l"'57.0Zt3 Boae •t•reo. rew eoero Any bid reoeMd until It I• IWOYfd bf .,,. " MIA W\ 5 •peed, lllr, p/a, cu· CMIHOLIT Merc•dH 1979 280e mllH. $11,700. Call llrMfe 1ne bidder 11 not prot)r1at1 ~•"°"'*' 1111• ·~ ':' WetfH' ..tt•. cuatom WhfflS. s speed, A/C, P/8 , 1 owner Immaculate, Richard. 769-9441. tic.need 11 ~tied wfN be ~-· lnc:lvdlnQ the 0.. Tiii• •tetement wu (003092) 1tereo/caaHtt•, tow 1vory/bembo0, 11.eoo. fO•D t••• dl1t1garded Joint Ven111re panrMrtt ot Oenetal Ser· with tne County Cieri! of Or I•-( .. 70941) 088-1788. n .-blddef1 mutt pOIMU •~.It r~ed. ,.~.-... J•~· 22 2 Rd Trip Tickets Ha· akin, paddle, rHdY to wall. exp. '93. Rick d• go, S225. 723-5703. 20 FT. mini motor home. Beat of all world•~ Good MPO, all new In and out. Hurry. $4,800. 54M79J $91888 m ..... 6 ' IUZUKI Joint Vantu,. LlclnN All nonexlfl\PI •tat• ~ ~ """'"• on --wv Co••y•• •cuRA S7ttl POf'Kh• '85'.lt 944 6 ....... ·--d S7'""' Pr"llef'ence Will be gtanled lr.Ctl Of '5 000 or mote.,. f41t11 A4' ,_." eaaLI IKE while w/black 1 .. ther, .. ,,., """> ed. ....... to blOo.rt proe>«ly ,.,.. 11Ubt9ci 10 111te contractor Publ4hed 0r-Cou 714-171-2500 ..,.,, gr•• t con d II Ion • (9887t 4 proYld u · sm .. 8ullnlN' nond11Crll'lllMl10n and com-Deify Ptlo J -28 talla. $300/ticket 080. 552-0&45. Power Boats 7012 Qlrls twin canopy bed 20' SKIPJACK, good w/drH1er & nt 1tand, condition. Cover, ln- n•9d• work $75. Boy• b o a r d Jo u t d r I v • . 20"BMX bike $40 $7,000 84&-8857 4 WhPPl Drive Jeeps 9030 ans 9040 '90 MAXI VAN., P/S, air, cruise. 1tereo. Ult wheel. 3,400 miles ILLNESS FORCES TOYOTA $14,000. 876-8178. BUEN.A PARK In llCCOfdanc:e with Sectton pllanu requirement• ruary 4 1t1 ~1 • 722.2oft8 SUZUKI 1111191111 llUZU 1898 et MCI . Tiiie 2, Cell-pur1,iant to Got1ernmenl • M 5 • • • IOfnla Adminlt1r111ve Code. Code. Section 12990 Ind ------.....:==: AUdl 1 .... 2 Coupe SIDEKICK S2WIOO Applic:allon• lor prelereooe C111forn11 Admlnl1tr1t111e __ ...:."8.-=~l.;;.C..;.NO.:.;;..;.T.;.;IC;..;;E __ ""' -------------1 rnu11 be eubmllted to end Code. Titi. 2 Olvlllorl 3, Bare melal blac A/C. caH, cu etom Ford 1084 Mustang appro\'ld by 1he Ottloe of Section 8201 A bid 38' TIARA pelnt. brown leather, w h ••I•· S 7 G 8 8 · Conver11ble, .xceUent Smalt Ind M1nomy Bull· propOMI or olfet tor a con-N.-ITAT'l*lfT Glrl• 20"Unlcorn bike $40. Girls scooter w brakH S15. 963-7048 Radar, 1oran, gen. WANTIED TO BUY; lmmace!~?ia:O· CMY)' 1974 Full Size Great P.T. 4ir411 Must sell ale. power S&B. Asp Granny Box New 1holl/1lroa/onglne ~ .octr•. Ortve to approct- atel Best offer over $3,500. 557-3600 54().(1756. SALE 1unrool, pw, air, (100G72) condition, low mll• MM 180814thStreet Suite 1rac:ttorpu1>Ucwork1.good•! Thefollowtngper.ontlr $2,900. C•M Richard BUEN.A PARK •s•. Brad. 478-2700. 100. Sacram1n10, CA or wvic. wflic:h It tub-dOlng bullMll U 759-9441 . ZU , 95814 milled Dy 1 Contrector WflOI PACIFIC WELD TECH Old ORIENTAL RUGS, any 1l2e In any COf'ldl· tlOf'I. 1-ec>0-531·7233 Jewelry. Furs & Art 6025 Sltps. Docks & Storage 7022 * TWo 45·.50 Shps Phone. pvt parlung, shower bath avail No $15,995 631-2177 Ford 1977 Van $600 OBO. Call 548· 7'49 t or 548-9439 ask for Dave. nt1que ISU LINCOLN 71 Conflnen-Requftts tor 1mal1 buSI· has l>M!'1 dec;lfttfled ltom t70 Wiiis Pt Coat• M ... w~'tf: ·:~~a:~ck 52~5800 tal 460 ENQINE. n"'Pf•ferencelntlle1ward 1ubcontr1ct1ng with thel Celil 92627 RUNS GOOD. $1250. oflheCOf'llrlC1fortheabolle $1111 b~ the Deparlmenl ofl AICll C Brower. 201 leather lntrlor. 6 1peed 842-0587 I H C M "-•t manua.I lrana. IMMAC· '"· mentlonld projec:t 11 made Fw Ernc>iOYfl*lt and OUS· Arnold otl• au. ....,., ULATE. Only 44*,000 Uncotn 1977 M&rk V by submitting I completed Ing llhel1 bl deemed to be 92627 ml. 514,995. Call Ga') runs good wry clean lonn STD 811 with Iha Did nonreepontllll and 111111 be This Dut•neH 11 con day 9 , $1500. fJ7W977. •' ~og::ed~~:C~w;! '1':':00,0encl ,.,1., lhe dfti:' ~:r~~:f'~m ANTIQUE & ESTATE nveaboard. 123-4567 •N.B . SLIP• JEWELRY 40-45 FT slip available FORD '90 BRONCO 4x4, Eddie Bauer. loaded, low mites, lmmac. Bost otter pp. 875-781' 474-4004. Evenings & CHEVROLET '8!1i p M E R C U R Y 1 9 8 4 ICC!Ompanled by the STD prO'llllOnt ol Section 1773 menced to trlM8C1 Dull· weekends. 650-0230 ,_. er· TOPAZ, very . good 811 oft"'• Labor Code. the De· tleSS under th• Flelttlou feet car, vary low ''"' Citroen 1972 SM mllee. loaded. 4 condition. power win-Bid Pfopoula ITl4.llt De ptirtment has •~llned Bu11ne11 n1me<11 ll11ed Classic<> 9045 1971 CADILLAC DeVllle. Large 1electl0f'I of di•· 1n Nowporl Beach monde. vintage Call 714-642-5735 watch•• Incl. Rolex --'3""0--so--Ft-'-8-0...;a_t_S_l_lp- and Patek. We buy, TOYOTA '90 FORERUNNER At firet 100.000 mllN. Look• good. S1200 080 673-0287 5epd, al(, Hydro-•P••d with crulae doW9, new tires, bal-SYbmlllec:I tor lhe enure thlt the generll pr11111tlng 1tioveon January 18, 19t1 pneumatic 1u1pen-control. S3,650. 54g. tery, carbureator, al· wor~ ~ll>ec:I theretn De-ret• ol wag.~~ Ro<* C Bl°""" f!Md SRS, A/C, v-e. auto, TW. CIC. cassorte (2PMH570) •Ion, br•k•• a iteer-4793 1emator, mutfler, cata· .,._, • rom pta.na and the county 1n wt! the Thll 11a1emen1 was Ing. True 140 mite per lytlc converter. 11ans-apecanc.tllonl wlH not De 1110 bl done are thOM rel• With the County Clefll of Of. &ell, trade and repair. W Bay Avo, Newport W I I I I a m H a r o I d Beach, S 12 h Jewelers, 3116 New-__ c_,_n_d.._y.'-6_7_3_·3_7_7_7_ $18,488 COASTAL ACURA 714-971-2500 Cadillac 1982 Eldorado Btarltz, convertible. Factory pink heather. Excellent original plumb leather. 45.000 miles $38,500. Rich· ard 759-9441. hr perlormance fro~ a CHEVROLET •85. mlHlon overhaulod. conllderec:I and ~II be cauM eltlbhanecl end publtthld ange County on January 18, Per-etc 52500 0 80 846• for rejection• of bids The by lhe Dir• ctor ot lndullrlal 19Gt Materatl IWlm cam rl· feet car, very tow · Oeoartment hu the right to Rel1110ns Coples ot the f4'tta catb engine. Leather mlle1, loaded. 4 42·24• 84"'"7547 w1lve eny lrregulanty In a wage rat•.,. on Ille 11 thl Pul>ttlhecl Orange Cou1 port Blvd al 32nd Interior. Original & r•ll· •PHd wUh _crulu Did °' 10 rlilc1 any °' ell Otia of the Ch!et ot Pt :nt Diiiy Piiot Janu"l 28. feb. able. '9,700. Rl~hard. control. $3,650. 54g. ClalaifildWOfU·beyc>nCI• WI OpetetloM, FAIRVIEW DE· ruery • 11 18 199t 873.0385 759-9441. 4793 INdow of a d°"bt No bid ti. CON'defe<S VELOPMEHT Al CENTER M--051 Seekrnq Men 3003 11 llY- VALENTINE Ctauy, SWF, 3e, 5'8", blonde haired t>eaucy ... ka: Succeutul 8' + SWM Who also IOVH 1porta. entertaining, world travel. Goala: Man1!ge and tamlly. BELIEVE IN MAGIC? Let'• 9'(1 Winters and aa.H aummera. 1nJoy romance under the 1tara. Slim. attrattlve, 1enauou1, SWF 39 tMka alncere 40lth man d"ll1ng tun In ••rlous relaUonshlp 112348 BLONDE WIDOW Active 50'•· A11r11ctlve/ slender. Seeu "posl· tlve" genueman with "aenae of humor" Love1 nature walks and It for "real" I'm In Newport Beach 112361 CURIOUS BLOND Hll I'm a SWF, 2;, 5'4", 110 lbs. CU11 to pretty. SHlc.lng 2$-31 cute 10 good~OOking man. I nde hors••. akl. and love the the· ater. Looking for a good friend and pos· albly. hopefully, more •2350 . Due to delays at GTE the 900 Dateline service will not be available in the Huntington Beach/Fountain Valley area untll February We apologize to our readers for the Inconvenience. NEWPORT IUCH PROFllllOIW. LUSCIOUS LIPS SENSITIVE SINCERE LADY ACTIVELY RETIRED DOWN TO EARTH GENnEDN HonHt 6 atncere SuccesalUI, SWM. 45, 8'2" t95 tba • aecure HANDSOME DEVIL emot1onat1y • tln•n· 42, 5 '11", 170 tbs, clalty, lntelhgenl, very man of cl-.u end di•· ht, tn10 Htllng, 1ld1ng, Unction LOVH roman-bfcychng & tne Ml. tic dlnners. tun In the •••k• counterpart IWMATMlllT ·~· 5'4''. 145 lbs, *'" nla. acuba diving. m.e1at d~echng, tlnan• clally aecure. lhrlny lady. A.ny height PfO- porllonal to weight. No rehglon. druga. alcohol or amok• •t39t SWF Blond•lue eyes Tall, allm, 32 ethletlc Lov•• anow akling. biking, nature, lookl.ng fOf' exciting relaJloo- shlp with 30-38. Too good 10 pan thl• up •2348 55 looking IOI g•nU• man with ume quafllj.. cation•. En}oy sharing time together Ilk• din· ner. theater. •Ports events and good con- versation. In 80'• Promotes: Fu-Wtllte male. 5'7"'. 170 ture depend• on mu-lb•. Enjoya sport•. tual u"d•r•tand· movlea. quiet •v• lng .Oealrable actlvl· nlng•. SHklng 50-00 ties: water •kllng, goll, l•m•I• healthy trim at- bowhng. walking end uacllve emotlonally sun, '"ka t>eaulllut. uap-& aum ang10 to apou rot-NEWPORT, ""' r-' VERY EASY ten "1393 HUGGABLE ON THE EYES nying 111412 _a_\ab_le_fl_1_3 __ 99 __ _ NEWPORT BEACH SINGLE ADVENTUROUS DREAMS·ART INSECURE 42• 5.8 .. • trim, t•O lt>a, F1PI ea, 6'2'. trim, auc- l ••DING' aquarlan, atrectlonata, centul, NS. active SWF CHRISTIAN AND ATHLETIC Unc:on-..enHon11 SWM Young 49, fun·lov1ng mom. 31 IHklng lov-40, 165 LBS. 8 '. -prol••aional. ~pable OWM In 40'1 or aver-of unconc11t1onal love. You t>e· quality, cl•aa. age looks and me1n1 Or9am• of am1hng, looket, thinker. bra· s"k' foxy, lndepono-feminine. attract!"'•· burner, educated tal- ent, unencumbered le· uninhibited, IOYc.hlf\O k • f • I ad Y • o P • n- Heklng 45-eO emo-S but 1ometlme• 1hy, blond. blue .. yes, tlonally healthy, •uc-Ing, Hntlbve WM/ SWM. 27. IHlts SP•· Hxy, aHking a mo- cesslul gentleman for OWM tor movies. clal woman for fun nogamou• relation· ser1ou1 rel1tlon•hlp companionship Non-and romance 1 Ilk• ahlp With a lady You· male 28-45 to help ,.. friend, companion. fu.-_m_1_nc1_.cs_._11_13_9_5 __ _ lard half Ion "1398 ture wife #14101 YOUTHFUL LLOYD BRIDGES and tun Dancing, •moker drug• Soc excitement but a110 ahapley and lntelllgent camping. fishing, drinker, kids okay quiet nights at home with wit IT'S A NEW vtAR ONE WOMAN MAN music, candlellght. Only llncere Chrl1t1an S .... ._,_ k humor and much al· _ca_1_1e_r•--..P•_•_••-•---ADVENTUROUS DYNAMIC STABLE WM ~ """ at heart SWM, 31. ahm Loo • Tall, neatlhy, hand· SWM·NS PROFESSIOM•L Oul•t but adventlJf· Ing tor Whlt1/Aa1an aomi. Hone•tl CUl-f•ctlon. I SWEET·HEARTED "" oua, Ilk•• welk• on lady 21..35. Romantic. rured, romanlte, pat· NOETIC NUBILE LADY 34. 5' 10" 185 hancl· Hand1ome, atl'llellc, the baacn. quiet quiet (aomtlm••>· f\.tn, alonate. 0..lrH mar- some. honHI. 111f aenaltlve, SWM seek-nlghll together Look-•table for lo"g term rlage. Elegalll, sue· NOVEL TY Attractive blond 5 2' employed prof••· Ing al1ecllonate, pe-Ing for a aerlou1 reta· relatlon1hlp. Non-ce11tul, VefY trim. ad· Seeks 1trong. lorm1-34 •nJoya dining s\Onal En1oys salhng, 111•. slender. matUf• tlonshlP #1392 amoker/ drinker. venturoua, eenauous dable companion cooking, •s>ofl•. th•· skiing. 1ennr1. ro-lady, to 30 fOf conv.r--LOn_E_R_Y___ #1394 tad • (40-55) ~1397 Prefer a dedicated etar. WOfklng out, lrav· mance, Intimacy aation, dlnMr, danc-J.========;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:=::;=;;;;;~ profe11lonal. though •I, boallng, tennlt Sook• NS trim, onrac-Ing, ~ach. W9ekend WJNNEAf S••k• 1lncere. happy ot physlc•I orienJ•· tlve outgoing woman gat-awaya, home eve-SWM, 29 I'm no Clark adventurou1 gentle· f d I lion Gallantry and man Jfl.4& or spontaneous a • n n g a. roman c • Gabl• but I love to qu1ck-wltt enchant this .........;~;..;;.;;;....;.""------ventur11 #1415 have fun .• flnally ~~:.~ ~~-t "_b_ 1 °"_d sru::~: BALBOA ISLAND GOOD LISTENER I ~~ ~w~~o1~·~ PETITE age 20. 5 fl". Hll 1 m LOVER SWM, 3•. prof••· along fOI' ttwt ride. SWM, 39. tall, h•nd· • onal Athletic, good SOPHISTICATED looking fot friend for some. well-uaveled, converaatlonallat , MEET Y 0 U Al movlee. dancing, 1kl· * f h mor atn REDHl!'•D ,,.,.., etc. Non amoker/ non-smoker, quiet. •nN o u • • MATCH! ~ .. ., t jO aJll c.re, aHkl SWI' 25-SWF. young 47, 1t1m, dr1nl(er c asay. en YI • ng, 40 to ahare th1n9!. Good IOoklng 32 Tom non-smoker. soclal San Onofre, scuba, _.;;...;.;;;....;;....;;;....;_;..__...___ Hanlu type. Sffka ~ drrnkor, enJ....,. cs.nc-the ans Loot<ing IOf aaUebl• appeutell LEIS THAN -,. aoventurou•, 111m. at• LftlVllN POR I t•OO Ing, dinners. mov1e1, 1 ct'"· b ... -. VVft , _;;....;...;.;;..;;;....... ____ _ ' 3•5a rv• rune .. •.· ...,.. "• ••ay UDY , . let U't Help Y •• Sell Vout Property! PERFECT t>each. 1 you are hon· ACTIVE SWM ~ SWM MIDDLE SWF. 5'10", 40 +. •t,•t and •Pllnc•r• genii. 32, 5·11 .. u employed SWM 55 at>OUt 190 1 mo k • r • ca au a 1 ,,-.;;..~· •as• ca proliulon 1 Enjoy• ENTEAPAENEUR Iba Not bad lookln 8' AGE DORK drinker, Into boWling. • -----the outdoore and boat In hi• 40'• AttrllC'llve ~· attractive Ind• Who I• young at HOW TO RESPOND TO • CJll 1-900-84.i-O IOO • l:ntcr 4 -d1g1t code appearing.mad • l l\ll'n It> grccl 111~ • I CJ\ c mc,,agc t) ou cJn l hangc 11 11 nn1 ,.1ll\l1t·d1 Wht•n lea' in~ a Oll'''aJ:!r • l l' ,I\ l' \ \IUI 111 'I llJ Ille • \k1111on \llUf 111t1:rL 'h • k ll \llUI .l~L • lk,1..nlx· )UUr .1pp1.:.11 Jllu.• • \pc1.. 11) ~uur pr cll'r1..·11u•, • l111..l11dc v.h.11\llU11}..1..·d Jht1u1 tht• pcr"111 )ci11 .11.l 1~·,1){mtim~ \~) 'llU Ill.I\ ft-.1\ 1.' .I ~(J ''-'~ ll11ll 11lt'"Jg1..• )nu " ill tx: .1utl1111.111r.1ll) hilled lJR~: lt11 CJl h nllllllh' workaholic by day. RENT trip I to Cataline. 5'7' allm, ctaa•Y .,,CS pendent non-amoker h•art. la looking for a homebody/couch po-I Looking for hon••• etc s .. iu a.parat• (4CHsh) n•~· figure YO\.llhlul mlddl•·•g• tato by night, .. el(lng •lncer1 SWF 30-35 for WF any age for luneh E n I o ya I n d o o r-bimbo to hev1 fun tan SWM with Ilk• In· lun active marriage or dtnner .,,d fn.M-outdoor• relalloriahlp. and go to movlOa and ~ Pill teresta. 12349 throuQh cla~•:•~il~ie:d~~~m~1":d~•~d~r:•~la~t1~o:n:sh~l:o-~:•h:':P.:;"~':•~11;_ ___ _:.~•~l~3:6:9----~-~o;a:r1~•;••;·~·~14~1~4~-~-J..::====;::iii=•========~------~-.;.~I~~;.;.------ C111 C1111ifa1•, 642-5678 -FREE PERSONALS USE THIS FORM TO PLACE YOUR FREE PERSONAL AD PRINT CLEARLY (F1rs1 three words ore boldface) 25 word maximum .. FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY All Call-Ins Wiii Be Charged Regular Rate. CO~JFIDErJTIAL INFORMATION NAME:----------------------------------~ PHONE:-------------------------------~ GUI DELIN ES '/ YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CL.UllFIEDI STIRTilli l IEW US The Llilll °"*'"*IC II Wl9 Olly Plot ill .,._.. IO ~ • ,_ ~ now • a ,.. '° ,_ bUllo-,_ We .. ,..11N1Q4 .. ,..,. IOf )QI• no_......, w _.)QI .,,. ..,. .... .. '° ... CoYr1 "°'*..... lW.d-. ............. ,, ,, .. .. .. 't'NI ............ .... .......... ~~..-- orlClel ................ , .. br .......... .,.. ,...., .. p"t'1•1r .. CM!WOI*. ..._. .. _, .... ,_nm• .... _ .......... ... LAii' D• •e I, - --c..--.c•u:••,..-• -... --.. -. .,. ..,..,,? ISi ....... ........ , $1 El llrlllll• ........ , , ... ... .,..-..... .... ------......... _ .... ..... ,.. - "P J isn't an angel. Angels are invisible." llAIUIADUKE by Brad Anderson SHOE t l j I ··r appreciate the effort, but I'd rather make breakfast myself ... 1'AlfCY , .. ·-_._....._ ... FRED BASSET HOOJ t.imes have chan91d ... At. bn?akFast:. time I u~d to hiar t.he stzzlirtg cJ ~rying bacon or sausag~. t f I • . • '. by Charlel M. Schulz VOU HAVE NOW!! t H by Jeff MacNelty D&Ntn8 by Hank Ketchum TB& MENACE 3 4 5 6 7 14 28 by Pat Brady by Jimmy Johnson FUNKY WlNKERBEA1' by Tom Batiuk OV.-IUIOARD SVRf ! SO~E ! RON ~WA~ ( Bur ~DLJ CAN'f RutJ AWAY ADAll FDR- £V£R ! M'{ MEMORY IS LONG- '£$,1\U5 l~AD™ HEWMAM ~\<­ lMu ... ~~l.S "™AT~ ... l'M~.1 'lL H~E TO 'OOC lAOER !. .. 'i()J'RE. (AWN<l WllW Mi ~~. OHH~. ~ CHOlf~TEROL CMT ... ~r: ~Ci ONA SE<,~'fA . ~fl'Tl!A TM& -i.tfiitTM OF' A NaW ~OAt.. AT tlPlfNC&l"t FARMS. ~ANO ABSeY •N.JOV A l.ATE 0.,..Nl!A AT A .. AVO"ITE "°"°Mov&e 1 ANPlHIS~ B€ AVEN&.~CJ.'! by Brian Basset 210 f='E.™1~ l'llJ\JST AWAJlL1 lt1JI. l 'D ._ TRIPLE -n.1~ AA C»oTo ~ t\MfR fa? sew£ (MJU<~ C.0 MIM. l*TU. Bf'AT MIM OST~ IU~ MIM WINNIN<:I ~ING. ffe. l?"'R' f.K)LJ KNOW HOW I AF-rtR fHE MIU.I VAMILk.1 'fHING BROKE I l.;OIJ ff.>1<€D ME 10 CHE.CK IN'IO ~V1005 GRAMtw.; WtNNER.5 ~ GA6P! ~! t-:er -rHEM!!! NAftONAL ~0£/VIY Of REC.oR DIN~ Aflf'S AND 50ENCES ·~ ~ {) WE.LL..A '! ~INK OJE JU61" f'f\PQ H VE STUMBLED a-.l AN01H€R ~ HERE ,,. I PUT A~ INIF-iE ~~SEE?A~ OF DIP-f"\\QHT H~E. A OIP?f! by Lynn Johnston flNl!-!-JUSrASKM& A .- SeRiaJS c;>JCSr!O" ~-·~ ~l -