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Home My WebLink About1991-04-28 - Orange Coast PilotSUNDAY PEANUTS® I MATE TO BOTHER '(OU, BUT WE NEED '<OUR HELP .. PERJ-tAPS SOMETMIN6 SPECIAL T~AT WlLL SCARE TJ-tE 6UR6LAR5 AWA'< ... <'., 1991 United Feature S nd1cat1 Inc -...-- ~M fJAVfe> '1 ze NINET91 ELEVEN TWELVE! l~l~, 1), SIXTEEN. 11, ..... 1l81Y! READY .. ''· "'· H'. .. ; PUFF PllFF :: · , mt 1JlllQY-711\. ' 75CE T THEV SA'< T'4ERE'5 BEEN A RASM OF 6UR6LARIES IN OUR NE16MBORMOOD LATELY ... .. . ·. • --. . ~ . .; BY CHARLES SCHULZ 15 T~ERE ANVTl-tlN6 YOU CAN DOTO PROTECT US? WELL, YES .. I SUPPOSE T~E 516~T OF AN ATTOR.NE'( Ml6J.\T DO IT . . ·' -- BY JIM DAVI RVE ~IX ~VEN · EIGKT. ... I ~ . ---........_ • DENNIS THE MENACE tQ 'f?!J t I never foraeEtha t I'm a 9·1r'l~will ya~ JUDGE PARKER . HEY, MAR K, YOU LOOK BUMMED M AN / AREN 'T YOU HAVING A GOOD Tl ME !> M""WTT". 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".>O 1\.IEN, NO-NECI< TOOK MCXY->E.'5 eou_1t-I(; BALL eN Ml5TAKE. ~ ~O MOOOE. GOT ALL Bf.NT OUT cr ')!.li).P£, 5E£. 50 HE LOOl(5 AT NO-N~K l\"10 r-:::::::----r '5A'{5 . Cj' COURbE , Tl\E. CLOWN b LIVE LONGER ... . . -BY BERKELEY BREATB£i> -. !JC l/La:Jr/ A/,CIP Al'l'&C/1t:W/ fJIJli r~"-1 t!CK CYF Ya4( /#flt<, .J(f.ff(/OW Ir, .JI'! T IT MCI< (//'IN 81/t/.~ _1 l Daily Pilat II: V ff U Clt.rlo tnJ Di, ._ N..aie~. n,.,,,, ,.,a, i.ictlllr ;. ,-.1u. Q Will Prinws Diarta bt rtamtd 9uttn of Ertglartd when htr hllJbarttl, Prirtct Charlts, u crowned lti,.g? Pnrtu Phillip J1Jr1't btcomt Ki"g Phillip whm Ins wife was crowneJ Q~tn EIWJbtth I1 '" t9SJ SIM!lly °"""' <Atie1•ftltl Q l was a'"4Zttl at cht buffalo scamptJt 1'r1 "Dartm With Wol~." l thought chm wmn'c cluu many buffalO<S left! How many wm usttl? Htllry C.t1lino. Clklllrt, Ind About 3,500. The bufFalocs (more acx:uracely called Amen- can bison) were lent by Roy Houck, who r<in cbes near Fort Pierre, S.D. His arumals make up the USA's biggest buffalo herd, public or private. Q Michatl Jackson anJ Matlonna sum to bt a hot lt~m I! thtst Jays. Wm they umcly mamtd in Las Vegas? How 1 marty cluldrtrt Jo thq have' J SIM ~ lroolJyl II Y • The two pop phenoms - dates for last month's Acade- my A wards ceremony in Los Angeles -aren't l'Nl'ricd to each other or to anybody else. And neither has any children. Michael and Madonna -chey both rum 33 in .August - 2 f Diana probably will be queen. Bong the king's wtfe docs not auto"'4tically make you queen -in Great Bria.in, at least - but the future King Charles Ill u frtt to bestow that honor on his wife. Buckingham Nace tells USA WE.EK.END Hisrori- ca.lly; a king's wife is named queen, but not vice versa. FYI: A king or queen born royal u known as a Icing or ci.uccn rP- gau; a king or queen by mar- nagc is a king or queen CMUOrt. nl }.U-. ..J M'd W,.,..,"' • re-OMM W " LA. '1 S,... have been &iend.s for years. Theu publiCtStS say the rwo have been hanging out togeth- er to get even better acquamt- ed ~ they prepare for an up- corrung collaboration. (They never luve worked together before.) Will 1tbe an album? A movie? At press time, the pub- hasts could.n 't fumuh detuls. Q Dou Prwdtnt Bush still root for cht A.stros -tht baseball ttam of hu atlopuJ homttowrt, Houswn -t11tn though son Gt0rgt u part- oumtr of tht Texas Rangm ? Mitt Sc11 .. bl1• A1nlly, N Y While he rcnu.ins loyal to the Astros, Bush Mii ad.nut to a new interest in his eldest son's Rangers. The president hasn't attended any Asrros games m the 2'h years smce he became president, according to the White House, but he b.u rumed up at Rangers games. Q Tht 1961 Butlts clcmc "Sgt. Ptppcr's Lorttly Hearts Cl11b Barttl'' mt11tioru a "Billy Shears." Who u chu man? l11•1ftf Mertltl CIMIM, ..,. Bcadcs expm GeoffTcy Giu- lwlo says "Billy Shean" is a name for Ringo Starr made up by Paul McCanncy and John Lennon. "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" u the Bea- tles, says Giuliano, wbo has a b1ognphy out in September, BlacltbirJ. 1"" Lift anJ Tima of Aiul McComtty. (He calls BIMlrbirJ -frorri 1968's ~ Btotla, the to-a.llcd White Album -McCartney's "mosc b.ooest, evocative'' creaaon. H.tn ,i QUt~t1on ~bou! ppoplt 1n !ht nt111\' Cal l toll 1rtt-I 800 ZS'> l IN[ Sunday\ q to 9 Q ls Salman Rushtlit, tht 1211thor cortkMrttJ to th.tic by lrar1 11 Ayatollah Khomcin11 m il in hitlirtg? Hcs ht writtm tflOfr boo/ts? 11i1111c..ry,C... NJ .. Rushdie emerged Dec. 5, Wr 18 months. to sign 100 copies of hu new fantasy for kids, Harowrt arul tJv 5ftl ef Storit:s. A few cbys later. the author of Tiu Sal4rt u: Vma ~-oo ABC's Niglcll1r1t. Ted Koppel, wuy of tenorum. kept his guest's identity quiet unal show rune. Rwhdte, 43, whose work many Muslinu call bl.asphe-- mous, wants to be reconciled with bis fellow bclieven. "We need somedung which allows ~ to (hve) wtth a degree of safety." he w d later on ABC's GooJ Morning Alfltric4. He pledged noc to au- thonzc a paperback Sar.anic Vma; said be would go (if invited) t0 Al-Azhar Mosque tn Cam>, the oldest seat of Islamic learning, to repent; and renewed his faith before witnesses at a rnoeque in Lon- don, hu home. Still, an lraru.an paper Aid the death tcntence im- posed by Khomem1. hunsclf now dead, is innoablc. Mcanwtule, Rushdte's lying low, guards at h.a.od. His wife, author Marunoe Wiggins, has filed for dtvorcc, blaming "ideological di.ff'ermces." Happy Birthday to ••• April 18 &rry UrClJl, 27 Jay ~no,41 }lma Blku, 61 Apnl 19 Miche lle Pfeiffer, :n Nora Dunn, .)9 Apnl JO Jill Clayborgh. 47 ' W ithe Nelson, 58 ~ Steve Cauthen, .) I Ray Parker Jr., 37 ~ Junul Wilkes, 38 Larry Catha, 0 fknJam10 Spodt, 88 May J Chrutopber Crosi, 40 Doug Henruo,, 44 Greg Gumbel, 45 Fnnlue Vath, 54 ~ Randy Tn•U, 32 George Will, 50 Wilham Bennett. 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If the tn1mng pays off and MOICS wins a gold m the '92 Wmtcr O lympics in Albertville, France, he'll be only the second person to win both the summer and wmtcr Olympics. He could even don m the same year. Moses also ts training for the hurdles for the '92 summer games m Barcelona, Spain. He runs 4 or 5 miles a day -hard and fast, up and · down hills -at home in Huntington Beach. Cali£ His workouts ~ but there's one consunt: big sleep. Moses confides that snoozmg ts the l«T'Ct to his long. strong career. •Probabty 80 to 90 percent of athletes don't rat moUgh. They tend to ovenra1n and giet the tOJuries that end their careen. I i:aR loa of naps. and I dedicate at least 2 days a week - to sleeping Lue. Somcoma J cakr t'NO naps a day.• -Ot,mpiw .eon...,,. M.u. Booe. C:.)ldoa ......... wl &.dlleea Mc:Clwy THE BACK Moses devot .. at leut 40 minutes of his daily 6-hour WOf'tcout to itrwcdtea, .... dally since a tom beck ... ment sidelined him sewwaJ yean a10. ny this stntch ...,. and ... h••• ..... lylfJOU,_....,,..... I. Lay flat on row sCIDft.ech wtth arms bent 90 that row hands are next to your ct.eat. pelrN on the loor. 2. ftUlh up on your ..,_., 90 that ..... and..._ are sti1 Amt on the loor and your back curls sll1htty. Hold for •. to s .......... l ..................... ..... up ufttll torso 11 otr th• .......................... ....... ~ ........... ................ 1.eiww ,.. .. ..., ........... . I !f I _1 .i!!it ll!~Jrlli U~U~ (Jn~> lf}f !1 !Q ~Hl!la-g ~ - -I ~l"r 11~~•1 ~~11 !S '" , ' • ;#~ : rt 1: I l (! 11 df S ------------------ f i 0 jfiill h ur· I I ~ Ji-19 Ii r•11 IJ dat~ I I Jf l! ilii! ~ ~ " ¥ f IP.I dLi~ ~. ·1 i jl~ I~ I -~-, ' t J ~ f f Ir. ·j I f l . . . . f ·. I . ~ 4 I s i i' · I • I !I ~ l '* I ' I i f i ~§ ! I tn~ l ·-f . ~ ~ • i • . ·I ~ JACKIE JOYNEl-ICEISEE Pick a tnJe and at's hlcely to fit: "Gr~t.est f.cmale 1bck Athlete,• •Greatest Female Athlete in the ~rid," "GrcatcSt focmalc Ath- Jctc Ever.• All arc apt dcscnpuons of 29-year-old Jacbc Joyner- Kcrscc, t 988 Olympic gold' medaJist m the heptathlon and long jump, world record-holder in the heptathlon, and U.S. record- holdcr in the long jump and 100-metcr hurdles. She hopes to add more medals -and recordl -at ~summer's Olympics. 'The heptathlon is a gruchng combination of ~n events - the 100-mctcr hurdles, the hagh jump, the shot put, the long 1ump, the javelin throw and the 200-and· 800-metcr runs. Joyncr-Kenec's regimen includes everythmg &om spnnt dnlls to sumgth tmning with a medicine ball. As a result, she has just 6 percent body fat on her S..fooc-10-mch, 150-pound frame. (The normal body &t for womm is 20-25 perccnL) Joyncr-Kenec, who lr1a in LA, is on the cnc:k at UCLA by • USA.........,• Aff"I H-H, "" 8 a .. m. every day. She waJlcs,jogs. stretches and perfonns runnmg drills unal 10:30. Then she moves mto the gym to work Wlth free weights and on Naunlus machines. ln the afternoon, she concentrates on prq>anng for specific events: tnrcrval track ~rk for the 200-and 800-meccr runs and the 100-meter hurdles, and other dnlls for the sh<>< put,javclm throw and high Jump. In ad- dinon, she dOC'S 100 push-ups and t,000 sit-ups da1ty -though not all at once. "I try tO do 250-300 sit-ups at a nme. I can only do about 10 push-ups at a t1me. B~t I'm getting better." She treats hcnclfbcfore workouts so her asthma dotsn't act up. She rcl1es on "v1suali:z:ation" -creating the perfect perfor- mance in her m1nd -ro prepare for compcttrion, gwing speech- es and, her greatest cha.Henge, walking in high-heeled shoes. ''I'm afrud of falhng, to I vuualw: myself walking pcrfccdy.'' But what contnbutcs most to her performance lS water. She gulps roughly eight t -liccr bottles a day -about 2 gallons. "I dnnk water con.scantly. I don't wait till rm thimy." THE HAMSTRI G ~ a 19M hamstrina In- Jury lld1lned Jorner'-Kenee inc t!"' .. lnfwl"-P"•vendve" hanw "• ltretch w *'Ce: l. Sk on a bed or a mat with your kn•H pulled up to your chest and your arms 2. Dt1 your heels Into the you feet a pull aton1 the J. Hold this posttJon for S ,. " ;' ,.,~,.....OwF ' JON LU,llLL Jon Lugball, the U~s pmrucr white-water anoet.st. tw It all: a wife he'll love forever, a bcaunfol baby daughter, a)Ob that's fun, a howc an Marybnd, a golden rcU"tCWr named Jasper. 1 million bmc.:s of~ wath his ptCt\1rC on them -and an unprcce- dcnt.ed tiYe world bdcs in the singles canoe slalom. One ~ who watched him work out one day called him the "livtng defin1h0n of mtensaty," and Lugbill, 29, is livmg up to his image. Year-round, he J*ldlcs hlS t~foot. 22-pound fiber- glass-and-Kn-tar canoe for 11/, houn 55 times a month. Whtn the wadxr 11 t.d. be peddJCs andoon, at the Oavtd Uylor Navy Model Btsm m 8ethelda. where nauoc.il mgineen tat boats. He's been competing mcrmationa.lly since 1'175 and cook his fine world nde an 1979 attheageof18. There wtU ~ eiPt canoei,. and byaking nients 1n Barcelona. His specialty: the sinalc slakMn, a 600-mecier wh1ce-wa1er race through 25 twO- pole wooden pees, at least scc of which arc postooncd upsU'Cam to add chfficuky and to test a racer's crcatrve flex1babty. It's an ~t that tUc:s speed and prcasaon -"speed 6nr." he says. Al. 5 feet 9 inches, 175 pounds ("the ideal s&ZC for my sport"), LugbilJ likes to lat himscl( His workouts todude tuMtng 2~ , rmJc:s three amcs a week. wctgf:n trammg two tunes a \\>Uk aod J*ldling. jinking ( qwck, arUUJ maneuvers), cummg and tactlC2J mOYCS in wh.Jte.wacer that feeds into the Pocornac River. Hu ammcdiace pls: wmning the world dwnpions)up dus Ju~ ip YugoslaV\a and the aold mc<b.l tn the '92 Olympics. (W'bate-Wlta canoeing IS back as an nent, after \ 20-YQr rua- tus.} lb prepue, LugbiU does more than tn111 -he da)'drams. Has 0 controUed daydttamang" as the modern athlete's fa- YOnlC trick. visualiation, With a wuhful twut. •1 envmoa any- dnng that's a posm~ drum.• A recurttnt theme 11 bcaung Olympic "9end Prank Shaner m the manchon. The menW cx- ercile is perkct fOr me. times "when the mmd Jwt says no.·• THE HOuLDER World champion canoeist , ' shoulder Injuries bec~use paddlln1 overwortts some muscles and underworks I . Sc.td wtdl feet ....... to lhouldet widd\. Moad lsM \ • • I ' \ I J......,,...,... ....... thesltlelftWft ...... ~ .. .... ,... ....... ., •• a. ... , ..... Do 2 .. J .... Olf ... CONNIE PARASKEYIN-YOUNC'i BOOng. Runrung.. lliang. Roller-blading. Aqua-trammg. Al. 29. cur- rent world champton spnnt cycllSl Conruc PamJcrvin-Young tw med JUSl about every 3VCOUC of CXCTOtc there as. The two-Ume spccd-sbting Olympian ('80. '34) and bronzc- mcdal match spnntcr ('88) ongJnaUy from Dcaott is now tralning in Indianapolis, woriang out tw0 or t.hrcc amcs a da)t She's busy gemng ready for the August world champtanSrups tn Stuagan.. Gcr- rmny. and then for the '92 Otymptes. Htt plan 11 co fOcus on endurance and power this~· and on spnnang ("110 percent") next~· That means a kic cThard physl- aJ work: wagt1t cnaning 5 or 6 days a 'AUit (b full-body svength) and bdang OD tbc rmd or cndt ~ <il)t The 5-foot-3-inch, 12.> pound ~n-~s rouane includes plmty of stmctung. rxe rxocs. bik handling and a daily fTWSIF to she can do "bard WG l&oull bK.k to blli" • 8 USA W...-0 • A,nl lf.11, '"' Dtet? A lat of complex carl>ohydr.nes -pasa, nee -and sk tncs to eat beef bver .. at ~ meal." Spnntns, she says, tuve ag- gressive personahacs. so caang meat seems nan.tr.al. A week bdi:n compcaoon, Panskevin-'tbung docs some hght cydmg -"to &cshm up my legs a btt" -~a lat of mtrn.se ''-"· sualinng": .. I ptcturc ~ng that's there -where those 02g- polcs are. where thole stmds .uc, where my bike pit are.1 is. who rm png co be compcung agamst -in as much detail as possible. I Vlsualizc myself raang ... going through the moves and going duqJgh chem propcrl)t" ~'lbung says Y3nCtY m trainmg as her formula for suc- cas. '"A k>t of C)'Ch1a ~ co just ride cbciA bdia. I rry all dtffcmtt thmgs." 11w includes aquauc workouu (m finned booa) and hcart-buscing ancerval ovmng on 1n-lme sbRs. There's sail room for fun. She's tieaChmg her pet Dobcnnan, Boko. co nan along besidr her while she's ndmg her becyclc. Now 1n this dogs bfe: •a ript cninmg IChedule." THE QUADRI CEP S The qcllst wnedmes varies tier wortcouts wtth lhis stat- le exercise for the quadrl- c.eps and buttodcs. ft builds . up the ..... front~ 1. Stand straJpt, pAS•lns your bKk apinlt. wall. 1. Slip down the wall until you assume a slttin1 posl- don wflh your .... bent at a J. Ho_!d the pos'don for I minute. WDrtl .... ..,.,.. 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J .· .\ The Frankl•n Mint • Spec.-1 Ordet Department Frankhn Cent•r i:i.nnsytven,. 1909 Pleese Mnd me the omPorted Blackd1emond Ring In solid stening silv9( coated with 22 keret gold H~set with 1 full-cut d11mond end -genuine on'(l(. I am sending no money now Pl .. se bill me 1n frve eQuat monthly 1nstellments of SSS • each. wittl the first due pnor to shipment •Pfi4 "'>" .,. »in l"1t Md ' -~ ~ of SJ IOI ''"PP'ft9 IMI Nndlf"9 SIGNATVRE-------------------...._._..,..,... ....,., .. ac~• MRJMASJMjss _________________ ..... ~· .. -" .... AOORESS~-----------------~ WENDY LIAN WILLIAMS Wendy Lian Williams. bronze medalist in 10-mcter platform diving tn ~ 1988 Olympq, first sprang off a boaJ'd at age 3 At •.she was compeung against 10-yar-olds. At 16, the Bndgcton, Mo., gtrl was an ahcmat.e on the O lympic SWtm team. By 1986, at 18, Williams was burned ouL "I felt like ~ndy-the-OJVcr." Eager to be !'normal," she took a waitrcssingjob in Florida, Joined a health club, got a dog and walked on the l>cach a loL Willwns cased back into dMng at the Um~rs1ty of Mia.ma, where she had so much fun that she was soon back on the Olympic path. These days, higher cduauon IS on hold for the 23-ycar-old Williams. She's work.mg o ut in Mm1on VicJO. Cab(, prcpanng intensely for the 1992 games. two workouts in the water and one 1n the gym, 6 days a week. · She's trymg to perfect such tongue-rw1stmg dives as the "back 11h -somcrsault with 21/J. rwists" and the "inward 21/~ ·= ·---- 8 USA w...,.O • A,nl 16-11, f HI somersault in~ pike posuion." The moves aren't as confusing as thear.rumcs, she says. ''You build up to everything " Willwns' dry-land tnimng rounnc includes "dMng" off ei- ther a trampoline or a springboard wh.i&e ~anng ~ safety tur- ncss called a spottmg belt. ("You c.m fhn wuh as much cbngcr as you like.") lb get ~dy for a spon where inJunes t0 shoul- ders, wnst, back and neck arc common, Williams trams wuh hght &cc weights for Strength and toning. For acrobte:S, she use-; a SturMaster or runs up and down 250 sa:ps dut lead down to the beach near her home. Her diet as nearly vcgctarun: no red meat, some fish, little dairy. Her scctct Vt'Cakncss. ·nonfat frozen yogurt. Wilhams' most valuab&c tnming aids, outside of d1vmg. arc gnccfut ca:rciscs designed for bal&ct dancen. They focus on the "tow body" -ming light resistance to tone the abdomen, rear end, quadnccps and hamstnnp, and co improve alignment and breathing. The Idea is "to get scrongcr Without gctttng bulky ... THE BUTTOCKS Wiiiiams Ilk•• to supple· ment her pool routine wfth this exercise, de1l1nect to strensthen ttie hamstrinss and firm the buttocks. She . recommends doln1 It In front of a mirror. I. fttace one foot In front of 2. Bend front knee; drop the foot. back knee under a 90-desree an1le to calf. Do not ..,, forward. ....... . _........, ... .,..--· -·· . Respond by: June 10, 1991 Ll1'fll: 7MJ plMa ~ t»lllaor I Plew .ape "'>' raerwlion IM*' acton for I I (1 or 2) ~Role" p.(s) • $29.SO (plus $2.68 I I shippU.• Md._..., aid\. I I t ...... • __,. llOW. l wtD be baled $32. t8• I I Per pllle. pl1or to shiptDM. RMM2 SS 68 MV I J o ..... o Mrs. o Mr. I ~~~~~~~~~--....__--I •• ----1 ----~ I l gpere . J 9 •CA.n._.L....._ ... -..._..,~+ zp .. _ I , ... -.Mee! t _,,,,.,__.,....., •• 1he Hamilton Coledion L .. ~,_.CL.,, .. ....,,,;., ,,,.._ ....... I • e -•Wlml .. 1'9"• ,,,,,,, .... ,,,,~===~- •. denis kayes Smog bog you down? Physical &me. requires regubr eutcisc, but C'llertising in a polluttd environment can h.ann your health. 0n baianG'c, dc:ics It make sense to jog or bicycle in congested urban areas, where the air can resemble split-pea soup? The answer depends on the nature of the specific pollutants in the air, how thick the polluoon . &S and what pre- c:autions you c:akc. Smokers, asthma· ucs and others with weakened lungs may be cspc-- aally vulncnblc. Common pol- lutana Uke carbon monoxide and Hayt.S writt.s ozone ire sup-obo11t tht poled to be regu-tftvirontffnst for lated by bw to I~-USA WEEK.END els that avow! any th.tear to human health. Many ci ocs, though. routinely fail tO meet tboc stl.D· duds. ln t 989, the American Lung As.so- ciation found that 1'46 millton Amcric:Lns lived in communities th.at a.re out of com· pliancc Wlth one or more standards.. Local ocwspapen and trk-rision news sbows often carry information about W' quality. ln the most ~uted ciocs, schoolcluldttn aren't allowed co run on the pl.aygrounch on the wont dars: Everyone should avoid au that con- tains such tonns as asbcscos OC' vinyl cblo- nck. For informanon about sp«i6c toDc emu.s1oru in your area. write: EPA Toxic lhl 111 111•....,.·Uter Support s.nb - 401 MSc. S.W. W~ D.C. 20460 Gauu mash don't provide much pro- tection against dangerous pollutants. Military gas masb arc more dl'ect.in. buc they can awe a teir oo the trn.nis oowt. Perhaps the best moYC is io exercUc early in the morning, before the Nib hour creates a new ~ of smog. • Most impor1ant. demand that local authorincs enforce the law. Mer all, ex- ercise shouldn't make you sick. H170, • f-*r .j &rdt °'f, u clt.1,..• .f lltt ,,..,.,..,.,.,,.,., ,,.., CNfll s./. ht -" /•far· -a... -' • ""uM -· *""-' .......,. "' "&mew•"' JJ.11,,,_," C""' s.J, P.O IJoit A. ~re}H-1 U•itl«mf7, ~ CMf/ "4JOf ·- What You Can · Save Each Month On Our Kid's Plan Can Be Better Spent Elsewhere. ~~ • A pair off ancy new tennies. th~ kind that cost as much as your first suit First base tickets for you and yo·ur little slugger· hot dogs included r A ofoe payment to the orthodonust for the eventual perfect teeth. Clullt.n ,,., It,_.,. 1 11.,11 ,,,,.,,, 0t 1 _,,,. ""'* ... dll"· ,...,. ,.,,,,, ,,,,,,. ... 1fHI NH lo fol.,_.,,, enera,.. ,,.,..,"""'.,..,. r.11• -----.. -· ...,.,,_ -·-- Thi• II the MfM r9'1C>tutk>nafy StMIMf 2000nt the1 I• eweeping the country -the same lncredlbte atNIT* we M¥e neOonelly edweftlMd In INdlng media. You'¥e...,, oth9f ateemen edwertl• ed tor • mud\ u S20-l30. But weltl During thl• enotmOU9 publlclty cam~gn, U.8. Buyers NetWOf1I 11 offering our Swede .200C)n. tor the unbelie¥ebte ~of )uat llU& If you r-.pond to thl• ed before Midnight. June 20, 1991 Wetch WnnklM OIMppMf R~ht Before Your Very Ey"' Wtty ...ae hundredl of 001i.r. on dry c...,,lng or hours Ironing )uat to remc>¥9 u,,..,,ted wrtnldee. With St..,,... 2000TI9 you'll ... ch In ~t • wrlnldee dlMPPW from garment• fMter end...., tMn you 9119' d,..,., poMlbtel What'• moR, lt'l IO gentle. ewer\ the moei def~• of fllbri~. can't be acorched or bumed. U.. It on ~ or ~nted clothing.~. •Ilk. or reyon wtthou1 a wcwryl You'll .,,._. through ell your moei dlfflcuf1 Iron- ing t..a.. No Ironing boerd needed eo you can ewer\ 1twn curt.91n• rtgt\t on the rodl 8tMIMf 2000n. -the moet lnctedlbte time...., ewer lmentedl LmT: Two untta per eddf .. Ill thlt . price. but If you reapond .-ty enough, (befcn June 15). you !MY request UC> to five. One v .. MoMy 8ectl Guswrt• If not ..... ,led • ...,. .. ,. • .,. ,., ......-e e».-...,...."' ~ ._ ,.,, 111111 ------------~----------~ Bl ---... llTI ,_ 191 W'!W..,.. Es I ,._ """ tM foflOWtn; .....,. ....,_ 1000(11} .. 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On balance, docs malce sense to jog or bicycle in congesti urban areas, where the air can rcscmb split-pea toup? The amwer depends on the natutt the spccihc pollutants in the air, ho thick the pollution IS and what pre- cautions you take. SmoUn. asthma- tics and others with weakened lungs may be espc- c:Wly vulncnblc. Common pol- luwits Uk.carbon mo noxide and Hayts ..,,,;u.s ozone are sup-obo11t tht poted co be ~-t11vironMtnt Jc lated by uw to IC'f-USA WEEJC.E.N cu dw avoad any threat co human b.ealth. Many ci though, routinely ful to meet tbcsc 1 •• J. ,_ 'ooo •'-•A__;..," f 11n et M ,.._Al<IO~-...... -· ... -...-... ._.,.,..,_...,.cw~.....,. ....,..,.,. _ _ _ __ 11\Q .a PQwerlul Mmga "* any Olt'9f wey IO ~ • cleen cer. d the tlfT'9 • lO let 114.11 ._. you 8t .._. 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Jenia llayes Smog bog you down? Playska1 &... requires regubrexcrcisc. but enrcising an a polluttd environment can harm your b.ealtb. 0o bahocc, docs It make sense to jog or bicycle in congested urban areas, where the air can resemble split-pc.a soup? The answer depends on the oarutt of the., specific pollutants in w air, how dUck the polluoon is and wlw pre- c:aubons you cake. Smokas. asthma .. tics and others with weakened lunp may be espc:- w.Uy vuln.enblc. Common pol- lutmts l.iU caibon monoxide and Hayts writt.S ozone arc sup-11bo1d tht potcd to be regu-t11viron,,.nil for lated by bw to ICT-USA WEE.JC.END els that avoid any threat to human bcalth. Many cioes, th~. routinely ful to meet these stan- dards. In 1989. tbc American LUD& /u.so- r-----·~TI~~TI~~AA~ffED-~LTOOM'------, -----------------------------------~ HANOVER HOUSE•. Dept. lHHZ..ee1e . Hanover. PA 17333-0003 I l YES Ple111 rush my deluu PUNCH-A·STITCH EM8ROIDUY KfT(S) (ZJ.40901) I on mc>My·l>lt111u1r1otee 0 One coml>lell 1<11 for only S29 9S Olu' SJ 95 sh•POOlll & hllldhnc I = GrH I Giff lde11 Two Kits tor JUM S~ 00 e>lu1 S6 00 stltC>Pllll & l\llldhlll 1 El\c.loMd •S S PA HV CA. NJ rn ldO YIH i.A) ! CHMtGE TO MY Viu -Mul«Cafd J l>KOW9< C.r<I Amencan ~ess Acc1 ~~ ____________ up o.4---- Print Ne~·---------=--------- • • • ' AOOt I f Cny Stat~ • • • I L---------------------------~ THE 'coMPLETE KIT-YOU WIU RECEIVE AU THIS! .,.....,....,. J ........ •WP I ...... '!!**I....._ ......................... -* ~ lal d• J ..., * 1 • ............... ,.. ............ .._.. lllt ,_.. _. W II • 1111111'1 .... YOUt 0.. ,IOJUSQW "WUUIU Air: Lii ,..i lfNllM(IClll lllfl •tlcl-"'111 1111ly '*"ltful tallb! 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Call Your ~lue Shield· Agent Or 1-00-624-: 1-0. ·- Blue Shield of California AP C .. .._of ..,..,.....,.,,a......, ri----------------------~ I v.81 Shield Wnic SlucSluddo(Cah(QIT\la OrCalJ.1~24-SI~ . ue Box 716& I al Calltoma San Franm co, CA 94 120 • I 8 Please send me, w1lhout obhgauon, lnfonnauon about Blue Shield's YouthC&te-Plans I Please send me. w11hout obhgauon, infonnauon about Blue Stucld Plans f04' farmhcs I and 1nd1v1duals under aae 65 O Please send me. without obhaauon. anfonnataon about Blue Shield's Medacare I Supplement Plans. 8 1nhdate _ I Name No. of Children I ~~~ I AddtcSS -------------------- 1 City State ZiP--- 1 ~(-> Simple Answers To Tough Questionr Good Service Is Part Of Our Plan. •. Tl • ... .... -., ... • • Lt. .. • • • .. • • .. • • Surfing's 'gray wave' Forget those '60s. beach movies: Today, an older crowd hunts cold water and wild surf CATCHING WAVES IS NOT JUSt for kids anymore: While mosr of today's 1 million-plus act:J~ surfers in the USA arc u1*r age 25. ~ healthy 25,000 arc at least 35. These hold- overs &om the CUJga days arc the spon's "gray wave." Take Dorian P.ukowitz, a 70.-yca.r--old retired general practi- tioner. The doctor and his wifc,Juhet, brought up nine children -now ages 16 to 31 -in a bulging 18-foot motor home. The ~kown:ics roved the counay in search of good surf, hitting the ·L...----------------"""""-- waves m San Franasco, Mwn.a Boch. Tens, even New YoTk. Now ~koWltz lives m Mexico's Bap Cahforma. wbctt he surfs three times a day. He's just finishing his first boo~ Swrfi"l a..J Htrllth One of his basic tenets: f.or every extra pound you carry, you lose 10 percent of your swiing sltill. Son Moses. 26, rum the Pukowitz Surfing Summer Camp, up the ~coast in San Clemente, Calif. Many of his students arc nUddle-:lged and older. "lf you can walk," he says, "J can teach you to surf." f.or Steve PC%man, 49, who publishes &odt Cwltvrt and Swrftr magazines, "it's hard to JUSt surf." So be plays ~ when the water is too cold. But he nvcs about catching waves as exercise. "If you're aggressive m the waca -if you ride 20 or 30 waves in the space of a 'go--out' -you're burn.mg a toe of calorics." John Kerwin, a retired salc:sm2Jl from Irvine, Calif., bcg;an surti.ng in 1919, wbcn be took to the waves on his aunt's wood- en ironing board. In those days. when swihoards measured up to 22 feet long and weighed as much as t 25 pounds, surfing was "beaunful exercuc. You'd get every muscle going." Hatting the vnvcs un't a.II roses for Kerwin. "When you·~ m .• the water, 78 years okf lac I am. all the kids point at you." Jn the old days, when the surf was up. beaches were lonely. Swfcn would dive for their din.ncn (abalont, lobster) in the sh.allows ac San Onofre Beach, now~ bwy Calif~ itatt park. They'd sleep behind thru boards in a fishing village for 50 cents a night. Now K.eTWtD can't get oYCT the crowds. Who surfs? "Millions of people. Jusc millions of them. Like teals." When Kerwin and his brothers competed for prizes in the 1930s and '40s, '"we'd be lucky if we got a bag of groccties." Today's tap surfers take home up tO a quuttt·rnillaoo dolbn a year apirce . Kerwin knows all the legends of the gray wnc, including john Ball, an 84-yea.r--o~ retired dentist who's known as "Doc Ball." Says Kerwin: "He wed to hue an office in Hermosa Beach. If the surf was good, I didn't get my teeth fixed.'' Now Ball lives in Euttb. Calif., nonh of San Francisco. The wiry legend bwm waves oocc a year, on his binbday. ( .. If I get stoktd." be sayi. .. I'll go twice a year.j He~ with his grandkids, too -Ul aamry his wife. helyn. dieappota o£ Surfins is "'bi-<:oucal." of ooune. Mcft cban 8,000 monbcn ol the Eucan Surfing AteonatlOn c:accb wna from Maine co Florida. Scou Bndky, 30, is the group's New York 11111e dim;.- tor. He surfs ~ oft' the bac.ba ol Loas blmd wich • bard c:ore ol 500 ochas. unoac ct.an pay-waftll up eo • 65 . 14 USA WllUND • Af"l lf..ll, t n t Young or okl, suriing in cbc colder puu of the East isn't for cbc faint of heart. utc bwricant season. from late: August through Nmcmbcr, is the most exh11a.raciog time, Bradley says: Waves crest at 8 fca, and the tea tempcnrun: can dip to a hea.rt-tqUCCZing 30 degrees. &sic 6tnc:91 is impc>runt to surfcn of .lll ~cs, says Bradley, who spends a lot of tune out of the wat« keeping in slupc - smcching, running and trauWlg wnh light weights. "You have to be loose." You've tried • just about eve . for your hay fever. .. At 51, surfboard builder Dano ~r of San Clcmencr, ._...........-, ..... u-o.L..n-1----- thc: young side of the gray wave. But be- cause he toolt up wr6ng at 13, he can re- member the days when swfen built their own boards -what he calls "backyaid delights" -out of n:dwood and balsa. ~ Brawner cooccdci dw "a lot of~ go for the thrills a.nd action. It might be better than sex oo some people." Still, for him, "surfing is more of a 6tnCSS thing. It's ill the c:xcrcuc I get and the only ex- ercise: I want." The paddhng keeps. Urawner fu. At 6 foot 3 and 170 pounds. he's tb.e woe me he wu in high tc.hool. Lomn "Whitey" Hamson. 78, a cornmcroal fubcrman from Sm Juan Dpurnno, Calif., has bcc:n surfing since ige 16. In May '34, he bad quintuple: by- pm surgery; by August be was back in the W2tcf. "I feel Lt.kc 1 rrullion dol.lan." M»iy older surfcn get more th.an c:x- ercuc out of their sport, says Perman, the nugu.me publisher. They surf to fu:l tnnquil, to remember younger days with old fncnds and t0 commune with mture. AJ retlrCd WCSITWl K.crwin says. ''You Qll 't take the sah out of an old wt." ly Cory• ,, ... ncl Tips for all ages A fc:w surfing h.ma for those nc:w to the sport: Smtd. Fi~ to 10 nunutcs of stmdung will help prevent cramps and pulled mwclcs. a.Ir ,_, 6f~ mt Your leash -the ny on oord th.at keeps your boud anchored to one ankle -should be .ecurdy knoued. Check the board nils (&idc:s) and fim foe cracks. Dtwm rftM. In cold water, wear a wet suit. · J UIA WWWW • ~ HJI, "" &a now your doctor. Your doctor has an advanced prescription medJcine called Seldane that can relieve your allergy symptoms wttlaoat drowsiness. Seldane-ask your doctor if it's right for you.: Seldane is different. 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Schwaruncg- ger is on the roac! as tbc clWrman of the President's Council OD Physical Fitness and Sports. He worb out with schoolkids, buttonholes lawmak- m and addrcucs par- ents. He intmds t0 bring his "fitness summits" to all 50 stltej by year's end (he has hit 25 so &r). His tbcmc: "'We're declaring war on couch potuocs. •• USA WE.EK.END turned to Schwar:un- eggcr to help us eval- uate the results of our Feb. 3 6tness survey . (S« ~"l duut) Most of thc 1 t.000 ~who mpondcd &ll somewhere be- tween couch ,f>O'alOCS and fitness fanatics, he says. While DO< all follow saict, 3-day-+wcck exercise ~ many show a surprising amount of fitness savvy, working cxcrcisc into their daily routines with walks. bike rides or· swims at a ~y pool Nancy I.indcman, 49, of San Carle>&. Cali£, says she's not an athleu:, but she climbs. runs aod walks three times a week u a member of the Bay Arca~ Oub. You cxerci1C more, she says, "if you get a lime 10lt." Charles McClure, 2<4, a profc.iom.l bronc aod bull rider &om Rode Springs. Wyo., gets 6t by breaking ln hones. "lbave a small build, but all the IDe2t r.e got oo my bona is to1id muscle. I'm IOO actiYe tO gain any wright." Odicr ~ eun:ise more modesdy. Pao. line Glaatchroedcr, 81, o( A.ddiloo. Tens. says doing housework keeps ha in shape. Ro- man Cuholic Brotba aoo Pna.ke, 29, olDi- rine Word Co1kge in F.pwonh. Iowa, wa1b fast 35 minucn a day.J:nA.nne Whididd. a married 38-ycar-old plainfir)c£ N.J., doa cali-benia nay day, but she aJ.o ~ sider'I ta good aerc:ile. What most im- prfiscd Schwarzen- egger W2S tbat read- ers chose activities (Ynlking. swimming, hilting, biking and pgging) dw can be strenuous, arc easy on the wallet aod are family-oriented. £x- cn:Uing often. u a &mily, was ''pretty much the way I pew up in Ausuia." At home in Thul, a vil- lage d09t to Gnz, Schwarzenegger hiked, biked. bowled.. swam and played soc- cer with bis brother and parenn. The re- sult is''~" aod healthy. telf-<00- fidcnt kids. "Fimeu lw a much grcarer ~. dun just a pb~ ampaa." I Schwaacocggcr's gmenJ fi advice ror £am.ilia~ Sd • ,_J. K.ecp an ideal Ul sight. and gndual- ly i.ncreatc the pac.c of an e.urcite. Families should take care DO( to leave the smallest or least atblctic members out of the plan. S. • ~-If you pick up the pace ot your workouc:s, make sure your body can bandJc the stress. A docror can bdp ~ ~ yow exerciJc prog:a.m. emphasizing mengdi ttaming, ardionteular fitness oc Rml:iticy. DM'r ,...._ Sch~ suggcscs a ~ pm that "cuts you lntO it. dowly and turdy and ~ally and with a cauin UDOWU of disaplinc. Don't look for the quick amw"Cr. There fw DC"#et bttn a quick answa-." n..., ...... "Crash dim, Wala' diea. high- procein dicu" and ocher &ds haw little 1-iDg dkct._ .. Make 6mess and c:u:rcile a i-n o( your life rachcr than looJang,foc a gimmick" 1.41' n • "hoplc who a.vu 6maa and spans 1DtO a fun aamty arc the ones t:bal end up doing it thc rat of (their) lmt." A 'ml 11 Alplfl. If you admire •in""'Xlle -a spon:s hero. for i.,.,."CIC -.... dais mmple • Ul impincioa co do ...,,.bing~ T.W • ,,,_,.foe-TY. Cut back -or use time in front of the rube to do sit-ups. push-ups. leg raises, metehing or to jump rope. His advice for kids: Exe:rcisc during commercials "in- stead of stuffing your &cc." &t wJL Make meals and snacks from a variety of foods. Cat out JUnk food. Drink plenty of liquids. Learn to read labels 2Dd cat more fish and chicken instead of beef. COflfll ,.., odriea. Schwancncggcr's C2S'J rule: .. Anything that wtcs good and delicious usually is bad for the body." Hu personal cx~oru to the rule: swordfish and vca.I, both "good" and "good for you." Schwa.neneggcr foUows his own advice. Even thougb making his kind of movies is "always good exercise," he works out an houc a day. 30 minutes of weight training - eight exercises in a row without stopping, 4-0 sets in all -and 30 nunutcs of intcnsc cardiovascular work on a stationary bi- cycle or a stair-climbing machine, or by jogging. To vary the routine. be plays 2 houn of tennis every now and then. including time on the court with wife Maria Shri- ver and her fitnc:IH:Onscious f.amily. One drawback for the Austrian oak.: Maria's 75-ycar-old fu.hcr. Sargent Shriver, "bears everyone in tennis, including me." ly Corydon lrelllnd How the suney shapes up NC21ly 11,000 rcaden limbered up for summer by responding to our recent fimcss su!"ey. 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In 1989, retail sales were S40 million; in 1 sales bad ~ to S 150 million. Ro~~·· of Minneapolis. was a tiny company when mtroduccd the in-line sbte in t 980 as an off-season mining · for hockey p'2ym and wen. It still bolds on to a 70 sh.arc of the in-la~ skating market; bumping out big-name co pctiton like &ucr, Ridell and Fint Team Sports. Today, in-line skating associations arc active m New Yor Howton. Adant2. Tampa and L.A. Blade sbten run rxcs (in cludmg an annual 84-mile race from Athens, Ga., to At1an.ca play roller b<>CUy, do street stunting and. most of all, · (for hocltcy, skiing, cyclmg and running). For bard-core b there's an Outdoor Marathon Rollenbting Associarioo. What's the dnw? Blad.mg u good cxCTCUC. It fums up m des in the rear end, thighs and bamsttings; at a·steady, comfort able pace. a blade skater bums a rcspcctable 9.5 calorics a minute For some, blading as more than Just a sport. It's a way of get ting around. "I don't have a car, so roller-blading is my · form of cnnspomtion," says 21-ycar-old Mateus Schmitt. Chia.go llh.itcr. "I &lade to WOl"k, t0 the grocery store, r:very where.'' Schmitt, who teaches the basics of biking, windsur6.n and blading when the weather's nght, is on his blades for 30 miles a day dunng the week; on weekends, be sbrcs up ro 60 miles a day. Unlike slc.atd>oarding and convenoonal roller-skating. which draw a young crowd. in-line skatin.g is a sport that kids of any age can COJOy. "If it's fun, an adult will do 1t," says Jim Mc.Dow- ell, owner of Rip City, a sbtmg goods store in Santa Monica. Calif. "That's the great appeal. It's healthy and 1t'~ fun." Bur McDowell warns that blading bas a doWTlSldc. Sba.ng outdoors is "unprcdi<nbte," be says, and ncrrices often tend to go too fasc and roo fu. Broken wristJ arc a c:ommoo UlJUrY. 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Mostly clear tonight with lows in the upper 40s lo mid-50s. For more info- riiation, including boating, fishing and surfing, see page ClO. IN THE NEWSROOM Among many of the interesting facts uncovered in last year's census was the number of vacant homes in cities across the nation .... In some places. 1he empty homes arc blamed on the busted oil business, the still rusty Rust Bell, overbuilding by speculato rs and, in resort towns, on the fact that 1hcrc arc sl!ll places with summer homes .... How then Newport Beach ended up on the 1ls1 is anyone's busincs . But there it is, neatly 1uckcd in between Beaumont, Texas, and Tampa. Fla. According 10 the Census Bureau, wme 4,000 of the city's 34,861 dwelling units s1and ~mpty. T hat's an 11.5 percent vacancy rote .... T here arc now 10.3 million vacant houses, townhouses, apar1mcn1s and condominiums 1n the United States. One OU! or 10. in fact. QUOTES Of THE DAY "/ wa.1 conslantly thinking ""°''' whtrt! I would 111mp whtn rhe SCUDs M artillery came 1n. '' Robbie Power, a Newporl Harbor High School i'aduatc and Lance Corporal in the Ma rine Corps who is spotlighted in todAy's Oran$e Coas1 People column, on serving 1n the Persian Gulf (Al). 0 .... , t>nly regrel that I have but one lift IV gn·e for niy co1,ntry ·· Nathan Hale TODAY'S EVENTS • 'fhc Youth E:cpo the med "Bur - ~ JcrOics, Bee-. and Centipedes" con· eludes ut the Orange County Fau · &rounds It runs from 9 ,, m to 3 pm Adm1s,1on is free •A 6K "Run for the Roses" 10 hcncf1t l..o!i 1\m1gos and Fountain Valley high ~chools' athlc11c pro- 1ram!l start' nt 9 a m. at Mile Square Park. •The Imagination Celebration cumes to an end with a grand rinale fe aturing •·Songs from Sesame Street w11h ~aria and Luis " Tickets to 1hc . 2 p.m. concert arc $5. For 1nfo rma· tion call 556-AR1'S. LOTTERY Ho • 2.4, 31, 44, ~6. 50 nu!l number -1 He1r11~ 1 CNb" 5 • Di1monds: 3 •spac1c>: 10 . - Topp•r Or•nac Berkeley Whinier INDEX =7 HorooeopelC? neM/81 Ann Landers/Cl Public Noticcs/17 Ca 1•11 'f ~· 0 'Ir FOMlllA5 ~I ~::-=o ., .. =: .... ._.,.'I ..... t "'~' "" ,.... .......... _ Sunday, April 28, 1991 75 cents n..sa.lds talm to local streets In WllrAmerlca By Anna CekOla • Orinot Cols! Dai~ P11o1 HUNTINGTON BEACH -Their hands were almos1 as red as 1heir neon clown ou1fi1s, but Kurt Hoelzel and Dale While never stopped c lapping as thousands of people completed the 12- mile WalkAmcrica route in Hun1ing1on Beach Saturday morning. "Jusl that clapping and !laying, 'Good job' -1he smile o·n their faces is worth it," said While. "I make 1hem feel even beltcr when I tell them they now have to walk 10 their car.'' J-lqclzel added, laughing. There were !limilar cheer acr~s the nation Saturday as 1housands of people collected donation's and participated in WalkAme rica, alt in the name of raisi ng funds for the March of Dimes Campaign for f'f eallhier Babies. Locally, 1housands walked the popula r f.lun1 ing1on Beach route, which started along the beach at Magno lia Street and looped back at Bolsa Cl)ica S1 ree1. ·rhere were also WalkAme rica rou1es Saturday morning in Irvine and Dana Point. "We have been havi ng a great 1ime," said 'Marcie Shubert, director or WalkAmerica for 1he Orange County · chap1er or March of DiTl)es who was out '~' r>art1c1 pants in Huntington Beach celebrate as they c·om plete t~ir course 1n the WalkAmcrica benefit for the March of Dimes. at Huntington Beach. ''There have hie· rally bc~n lhousands o r wal kers Oul here." While some walked individually or with family and friends, many other walked on tenms from their company. school or cluti "I v.ould ~a) 1h1~ was our large~! C\er 111 1ern1s of number~ or par11c1pant!> ... See WALKi?lll M wt/ 11818-lllrd'-B-eye view lf'--411/Jlllllf'HSNl'/llJilllWM-.----- Trappers prepared ta haul in ldts Overnight hunt set for freeway foxes By Anna CW>la Orange, ColSI Diiiy l'ilDI COSTA MESA -For the second n1gh1 in a row. stale wildlife officials went on a fox hunt llong the unopened cx1ens1on of 1he Costa Mesa Freeway and prepared .to set three ba 1~ed traps fo r a family of red ro~es who some think may be thre'atened by the opening of the freeway Tucsd~)' Joh n Massie , who was helping organize the hunt for the Department of Fish and Game Saturday, said tha1 1f the trappers fail 10 snare anything by dawn, 1hey will di g into the den and rerncwe all the baby foxes or kits. See FOXES/Piii 14 t~,~..,.c-o...,1'11!11 d.. group o ( Blue Angels Oy low during the El Toro Air Show Saturday g1Vlng v1sit1ng Southland residents a closer \11ew of the Navy's precist0n Oying team. Southland wowed by soaring Angels By Colin Caldwell ~ Cotsf -P'llol EL TORO -The unering of the words "wow .. and "amazing'' could be heard throughout the El Toro Marine Corp• Air S1a1ion Saturday as hundreds or thou~ands of Sou1 hland res1den1s showed up for !he 41st annual El Toro Air Show. tvlany braved intense traff1c congestion 1n order 10 attend. Officials es1ima1e .lhc rree two-day Skow, which concl udes today. will draw I m1lhon people. Trash, oil-collecting vessel raking in queries worldwide By lrta YolaJI --....... NEWPORT BEACH -The one and o nly Ha•lton Wa1er ~ Rake, invenacd riabt hen ill Newpprt Beach, is slowly bu1 surely r'1kin& in inlerMlional Miit,.. The lrastl-and oikoliectinl boat 1 created by b:lil buainalme.n BiU Hamilton .ad An On:ln*Y wBI .,. be -i• Alia ... ... frirlond ......,..,,_.,.,_ ..... htzl• Oull. -.. ,. .... •• ftrw MW! auted I ......... ........ -.. I....... UCI F r Im .. 11111 11• ilt •Jlfjlll; ... Wiier ...... llEJll.. .... I 715''¢ ..... fti 1131 far •z•l;al5 IQ-- coukl be used in the ocean. Hamilton, • fonricr tfllincer who owns the C1anery ra1t1ur1in1 in Ncwpon, and 0_.,, 1 lon&time bo1tcr 1nd marine 1tr•ice1 · bu incJSman, cre11cd the WMer •• two ye•n IF to deu tll&apon Harbor of its tfllh. The licflrHWM, ~· 1 .. pCJriWd -i -M'a_Z,000_..7 ,.., wicll, ........... ' ... .,._ ... "::.i:s.:.a.= •., )],:"~! <IS, ........... fa ....... ...... cnilll -.. .. •••••• ----ri.:1z1 ... Or~••hJ ...... • ... ••111• .. .. Organ1zcr" couldn'l pra...1dc a hcotd count Saturda)' The weather coo p e ra ted ~pcctacularly, with sunny skies during 1hc afternoo n and temperatures climbing .to 79 degrees. ''We come out 10 the sho'N every year :· said Loree Hernandez of Laguna Hills. "It 's a wonderful show." Residents were tre1tcd to a series of air stunt!! ind m1neuvers by pilots in Air Forte F·l6s, World War ti trainen and other jets and planes. S.. AIR SHOW,,_ 14 Sa.iling crew finally catches second wind ·to finish-race By Jon ftrguson -..-...... ENSE ADA -· Millions of jellyfish dolled the wa te rs off the Coronados Island u far as the eye could see. Patches of 1he oce1n 1urf1ce were nearly covered comptc1ely, wilh clusters of 1he marine life that appeared like dear silver dollar·s1zed r1n1 abcwe 1he Wiler. Fim \hey wrere a JOUrcc of •N,. at daybreak Sau1rday. Ltter dlleJ 111•1.d • omen of tow tea•. 8\11 in lhe end.. lhey ... .. """ • dMl'lion. 0., -ol Ille ...., w..i Plopon "' Ewnade YectM .... CID 11 -· 111J °"-c.. ..._ .... tcut.11 1111f ...... --....... _ night of sailing off the coast ol San Die., Coun1y. The e1gh1-maA crew ot Skylail, a ehmtc. 40 sloop skippered by Rob He ..... <I Newporl Beach, had a aood d9)' of ..... on the out ide frid1y, 6'n dire .._. ... wilh nightfall and dldn'I ~· ... until 11 :30 a.m Saturday. ... the j ellyfish dis1ppe1red aM ... sptnnlker went up as Skyuil p; t 1 J1t · 10Uthent 1bou1 18 miles off dte .,.. ., Rourito Beach, Maico. . ' 0 ' ., .. Orange Coast Pe op le HE IS'-------------- A former footb111I eap1 ain and gr.1duatc of Newport Harbor tl1gh. Now a La nce Curporat in 1hc ~1arine Co rps. Power [eturned home fron1 the Pe r,1;.i n (iul f 10 days ago. Power says 1ha1 ·11~ 1s lhankful for the ~u ppon tif the Marine Corps, his govcrnn1cnt and the An1cne;.in pcnrlc. NEXT STOP, SAUDI ARABIA,-------- Power joined the f\o1arinc c·nrp' 1"0 .,.,eeks after graQua lion in '89. anti was sent to the ~1 1ddlc l·a,1 111 l)cccn1hc r ·90, with 1hc Second L.A.L (Light Annorcd lnf.1n1ry ) PO\\'Cr°'i con1pany, 111 the Pe rsian Gulf, was rcspon'i 1lilc fo1 1na in1 ena nce and support of vehicles. weapons a nd l"omrn11111c11t1on., necessary for Mannes engaged in ban lc. m Of THE SJ1JRM>------------- A1though not 1n direct eo nfro11t.it1on v.11h 1hc eru:m), Powe r points o ut that the war "'"' 0111 n1 prc,e r11. "all aro und you." Al ni ght, Pov.er would count the pl:ine' O\erhe11 tl. -.on1ct 1n1es a hund~cd o r n1ore . and ,,\\,, ··~,1u "cl ~cc ;1rch-hgl11~ fr<1n1 the bo mb" and the g rnund v.ould ,/J nkc."" Power calb hi s scverttl months in the Gulf, "a cun,1 .1111 ru,h'" telling uf the continual thrc;n fron1 enemy arullcr. <111d S(. ll l) 1111~.,dc'i. "I v.as constantly t/Hnk1n g :ibout wh ere I v.11t1!d Jllrllp \\hen the SC"Ul)<i o r 11rtillery came. in." THANKS FOR ntE SUPPORT-------- 1{obbic l~ov.e r hchl'1 ~'' 1he (iulf \\,ir "a ' we ll planned and Well executed He fe el<. 1hc Bl1 -.!1 .11hn1n1,t r11l u1n\ con111111n1cn1 g.1ve 1hc m1hlaf) thr ed~e ni:elll·d lo "'" l'ov.cr 'll)'S the carnut adcn c of his fe lluv. ,\\,1nnc' 1111he (iulf \1"' ,1nothl'r reason "c d1<l \t) "ell '"\V e .tll kne w ho1\ l":ich othl'r felt. \Ve were It tel.in " Pn\\er,· n101hcr and f,11ht·1 Jt11c ,111d R1ch;i rd were. at f1 r~1. ;1 hnle hc,i1:-1nt :1hnu1 their ~un g1i1ng in the Persian Gulf. llut lhl· f.11nlly"s belief 111 the r.1u'e ,ind thc~t 'l'n·, dc~ire 10 serve con1plc1cJ 11 c1 rtlc of 't1pport tn the P1,.,.,1.:r ho usehold ntEFUTURE>------------- 111 ,1 fc'4 week~ Robhie Po14 er "dl rclurn to reserve sttttus. For nnw, he JU't wctnl~ 10 enJllV ht" tnend1;, f,1m1 ly and maybe take a v;ic:1110n. l·le'd li ke to gt1 tP lla,.,,111 l Jter. he will like ly enroll .11 Orange ("oast t·nllege ,1nd fol lo" the C(•llcg1a1e p:i1h of his twn o lder brnt hcr."t a nd ~J'i1Cr -Hy Bruu Jlall Local News Briefs Orange Coast College newspaper feted COSTA Ml::.SA The Orange Coast College student newspaper, Coast Reporl, won eight awards at the annual Journnlism A.'isociation of Commu111t y College~ compctillon held last weekend. Coast Rcrort pho tographer . Ken Gian,. earne d a first-place award for his pho10 of a Persian Gulf war veteran hugging his daughter on arrival at Camp Pendleton. f\i1ichacl Mansfield won a third-place medal for layout and Katsuya Rainone captured third place 1n the sports photo ca1egory. Photographer Ron Erdrich of CO'ita Mesa 14JOfl honorable mention for a news pho lo and Renzo Bcrn<ilcs o f l-lunt1ngton.Beach received an ho norable mention fo r on·thc·spot tabloid layou1. Newspaper advisers arc l 'om Murphine and H. J ohn Kelly. -• Conference focuses on IHesavlng tips • t-IUNTING'f'ON HEACt-1 -The United Slate L1fesav1ng Asi.ociaiion Spring l:.ducational Confe.rence will be held Friday, May 3. 199 1 at the liunt1ngton Beilch \V a1crfron1 1-1)11o·n !leach Rcsorl. "!'he confc renc(:, which 1~ open to 1hc pubhc, is i.Chcduled 10 statl 111 11 a.m, with a burfct lunch. followed by 1he 111troduc:1ion al noon. Admission i.s $25 with lunch And SJ O without Junch. · Scheduled seminars include: 01.sa~ter Management and the Biiy· Arca Earthquake; Surfionc nnd We tlands: 1he l·lydro lic: Connection: Surf Forcctt,.ting and Weather l'anerns; and Respect lhe Beach -An educa1ional shdc prescn1a1io n. ·rhc registration deadline is ~tonday. For furth er .. informalion c1ll the H DSl..SA at 536-5281. Checks made out 10 H.BSLSA for . rc1i1tr11ion can be sent to .ro Bo~ 242, Hun1ington Beach, 92648. Utncy Dl"IUlllll'l llate .. ,_... IJIPO COSTA MESA -The Orange County Literacy Neiwdrk will host It table-top e.xpo and nclworking mcc1in1 for Or1nge Coun1y litcr1cy providers from 9 a.m. 10 noon Frtday, May 3, at the Oranac Coun1y Dcp rtmcnl of Ed11ca1ion, 200 Ka lmus Drive, in Cos1a Mcs11. Members and non-members are encour11cd 10 register table space to uhibll information on literacy services. More info- rma1ion Is available by callin1 535·5054. .,_., II _.. nmlk clllll:I COSTA MESA -The P1eirtc ymphony will conduc1 music cHnk:.\ for Corona deJ Mar. Colla Mcu, &r1ncl1 and Newport Harllo< hlth school ltudcnl! on Ml)' 5 ind 22. ind June 5. Tbe fl,. two dinb wUI be held II the Performln1 Arts Ccnler Ito c-Mca, and die lllird cH* will bo II 1hc Norman l..oa11 ..... BO Ano no.. • Nan .... Harllo< Hip School. Tho "'•J J @-*ICI •Ill 61..,....n .. 1 ,..,..,.. M _ _..,,_,....., The World ... in Four Minute s A.Pl-~!) Eugene Thompson prepares to rescue one or his horses from his swimming pool in towanda, Kan., minutes after a tornado passed throur the Wichita su burb Friday night. Death toll from tornadoes lncreasas ANl)OVER. ·K:1n . -Dulldoters on Suturday cut through twisted wreckage in a tr1ulcr park hardest hit by tornadoes lh al killed 29 people, a nd authorities feared the death 1011 could rise. Hundreds of ho1nes were destroyed ns at lcj\sl 30 lwi stcrs ripped acfos!> Kansas and 18 1hro.ugh Oklahoma Friday nigh!. Twcn ty·six people died in Kansas and three in Oklahoma. M ore than 200 people were injured. At lcust 1.500 people v.•erc left ho1nc lcss. Judy C<1n ncrs of th e S;ilvation f\rn1y said three l>helte" had been set up and the o rg11nization expected to feed J ,000 to 5,000 reople Saturday. ·r ht Golden Spur Mobile 1-iomc Park in the suburhan \Vichit:i t0'4'1l of Andover was ,leveled, and at Jcus1 19 rcsiden1s died, .i;11id Capt. Stan CQx, o f the Butl er County's sheriffs office . ·r tu: la1es1 three bodies \\'ere found in rhe wrecked n1obilc ho1nc c('ln1pl cx Saturday afternoon Gov. Joan Finney iS!lued :1 Slate di~aster declaration, the firi.t !ltep 1n geuing fede ral a~si stancc ft1r the s1ricken areas. President Bush, contacted al Camp !)avid in Mlll)'land by Sen. llob Do te, lt.-Kan., expressed 11yn1pa1hy for 1hc loss o f life and pro perty. Bu\h .S;t1d he would htlp as niuch as he could. Ettort to free hostages called 'ripe' · Ul::.l lt.l l l . l ch11non -Ll'banon·~ rno~I 1nflue11 1ial Shiite tvlu,lin1 ~lc nr \\,t, qut11ed Satur'd:i~ a-. sar1ng effor1~ lo re le11~c \Vc~te rn ho,t,1ge' hil\"e "reached ,1n [!JV,llll'Cd i.l:t!,:C Of 11pencSS." But Shl·1 l ,\tuh,unrneJ I lu''l'1n F:1dl.11l ah 'i!Hd the 11ulu11nn '"wil l not he dt,tu~\C'd 111 Lt.'b:lnon " 1\ 1cp<1T1 111 .t lcf11'1 ncv.·~p:1pc 1 acC ll.'tC'd lhc · Un1tclt State~ of d1,,u,1d1nµ o ther 11;111011' f11,n1 giv111g f1n i1nc1.1I aid 111 Lchnnon pc11d1ng. the rclc••"-C nt 1h e I;\ hostage,. r\!>lo.ccl 11 ht' rcn1:11 l rne:int a ho!llagc relcal\C wa' not expcc1cd 'Olin. I .1dlall,1h 1ukl 1h c \1 ~c lo.ty Al·M ao;;~1r:1h 1nagazine : "In 1111e rn:1uonaJ l'nnt act,, 11u111th' arc equnJ tu n1inu1 e' and seconds.'" Ile d1d not l.'1Jl><.ir.t1 . ' Media taken to task for war coverage \VASlllNG 'f'()N -An1e ncan news reporting during 1he Gulf \Var w.1s 1naccur.1tc ;ind (1\crly cr1 11cal. and 1he press coverage from llaghd acl endangl'rcd U S 1ntcrcs1~. l\pcaker!I told a conserv:1tivc n1ed1rt group's confc rc nt·c. (".1blc New~ Nl·twork a nd nther ·rv nct"·o rks ran the risk o f doing the cncm) ·~ bidding 111 l\c nd1ng reporter~ 10 the. Iraqi capital, said Recd Irv ine, founder and ch;11nnan of Accuracy in Media, sponsor of the two-day conference o n "'llr 11nd the media. "We have set 11 precedent in 1 hi~ c<1sc 1ha1 will be fat<1I lo our ~ucces~ Ill future v.H rs," lr,1nc "'urned The confere nce .,.,a~ don11na u:·d by conscrv.111.,,c cnlio; o f 1hc n1ed1:i who condemned CNN\ Peter Arnell for d1~~cmina11ng S:1ddan1 Hu ~.i;cin\ p1opag11nda . I ht'\' ,aid "I V Ill puruculnr. 111 lhc rush for h1 C' brli adca!!ot\ of C\l'nl,, "·1' gui lty o f numero us inaceur :icil·~ nnd 'ct·unly hrl'nc he~ News of the Weird Big city ....... lll'OVldn prom drealH lor 71i girls WI LLIAMSllURG. Ky. - O nte ns o f C inderellas in "ou1hea'itcrn Kentucky gol l(l go to the ball in fancy dresses this weekend thanks to a Nc14' Yo rk in ve s tment b;inke r plnying f:i iry godmothe r. Dan l·l11ughton says he was touched by a newspaper report o n povc1ty in the area, including the story or ~ high ~chool senior who said she her fnrnily could not, afford to Uuy 'rt pror1 ~own. f o . remedy the :;11u at1on, 1-1.P.hg~ton got former 1-larvttril . lJusine'~!i School classm;itei. 10 · donaic no ·IOnger-needcd ftneiy.. l S'taccy Rainwa1cr, a 0l\en111r, at Williamsburg I l 1~h School. was among those try1 ng on one of 1he 1a ~1 -m11lu1 c arrivals l~ridny. "Look'" she· said 10 her Police Log • > mother as 'ht emerged fron1 the ha1h rcx1m in a blue dress with a kerchief hemline, "God, I love it. It's 1ny fa,•ot1\e co lor " l-l:iugh1on !laid he saved 1hc \Vall Street Jo urnal article he re11d hist May, and when he can1c acrollll it in January, he thought: "H erc·~ something I citn do It's not going to be c xpen~l\'C , it 's relatively easy to do, w I'm going to do it." He and his wife , Nell, wrulc · 130 fonner t-la rvard classmate( 111 a do<tcn states. Af1 cr sonic follnw-up call.'i, they collected J04 ·drcsscs, i n~hulin 11 couple or d<;signe r ori$inals. The . dre ses a~rived in ~·hi 1ley · Counly ~ lier this n1 on 1h . Seve nty-ivc ~I ris, elected on 1hc tia1s of .need , picked out their fa o rites 111 a fashion show. -Hy Tht Associated PrtsJ • 1m••Y•11111 -· •11 ........ Nlw 11111a1• .. 111111 • 1111111111 1r1111 WASHINGTON -The White Houae on Saturday defended Chief or Staff John Sununu a1aln1t new allegations 1hat he look peraonal and political trips at tall'.payt:r expense and tel corporate sponsors pay ror his ski vacations. As a resu lt o r the brouhaha over Sununu'1 lrips, President Bush's legal slaff prepared to ti&hten rules on hi1 use or IC)Yernmenl aircraft. l 'hc policy review by White House counsel Boyden Oray will likely urge Bush to establish a process in which Sununu would have to get a sign-off on whether his lrips are considered official, 119rsonal or polic ical, a senior administration official said S1turday. Currently Sununu makes lhe determination whether he or a political parly should reimburse the government. Threat Of 'kllllr bell' llmlg flll In 111111 ALAMO, Texus -Hikers and birdwatchers are treading more warily this spring among the thick vegetation at Santa A na Na1ional Wildlife Refu ge. Signs tell why: "Bee Aware. This is an African Bee Aren." A swarm of Africanized "killer beesl' captured just oulside the border refuge hvo weeks ago confirmed the onsel of a spring invasion from Mexico. It ushered in a n unwelcome era in southern Texas. These bees arc here to sl;iy, and people must learn 10 Jive wi lh and rcsr.ect 1hcn1, scientists say. . 'Should we be scared?" nskcd Nancy Colver, a Canadian on a birdwatching trip in the subtropical Lower Rio Grande Valley last week. She and he r husband paid little attention Id the wa rning signs as lhe'y ve n1ured into lhe fores!. Scared, no, r1lcrt, yes, said Dennis E. Prichard, manager of !he 2,()88-acre refu ge . who advises visitors: "If you see ~ces, avoid them. Gi,·c them a wide berth." It's <i ge nuine concern .al Santa Ana with its 130,000 visi lors a year und ideal habitat fo r bees. Sooner or later. Pric hard believes, the highly defensive bees will· attack and pOSsibly kill someone. Shuttle Discovery expected to launch . CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. -N!\SA headed into the final hours of its second countdo14·n for space shuulc Di!lcovery's "Slur Wars'' research rni~l\ion \vi1h high hopes for a Sunday 1norning liftoff. \Vorkcrs began loading n1ore 1han a half-million gallons or liquid hydrogen and liq111d oxygen into Discovery's cx1e rnal fuel 1:1nk latt S;tturday night. Lift off was scheduled for 7:01 a.nl, El)'!'. ~1issjon managers hal1ed the first countdown whtn a p1essure 'ensor on one of the m:11n e ngines rai led as the fu el ta11 k was being filled for a Tuesday launch atte111pt. "!"he sensor wai. replaced. a nd the new p.1rt te ~l cd fine Uc fore thal, cracks on cru ci.11 door lunge n1ec h nn1o;;m~ caused 11 I Vi- nion th delay . Salvadoran leaders reach pact Ml::.Xl('() ('11 )' -Salv11dorJ11 off1cials and rebel lc;tders agreed ~11Huda) fnr reform' in 1he g11\e rnn1cn1 and arn1e<l force!I, btll chd n11t rc.1ch a ce.l'e·rirc 111 thl' 11 -)ear-old civil war. ,, U.N mediator -..i1d. fhe ,ICl'OJd, ICllChcd ,1fte1 1110le than thfCe we ek!! ()( !:Ilks ill f\l i:\1tO ('1ty, .1ddrc,-.e, t h.1nge' 111 lhc n:itn1n\ mil11 ary. lcg1~l.1111rc .111d JUd1l 1:1r} 1\ lCa\c ·ftr c a nd othc1 '''11c'i "'e re dropp(:d from 1hc ;1~ern.la .1hc r the 1,1H .. ~ hcg;1 n, UN flll'thatur Alv.u ll de So1n 'aid 1he p.1c1 rtl\o calls for :1 U N · ·'.Ppu1n1 cd c11n11111,-.1t1n to H1\t',t1~.i1 c huma n n gh1~ \111lat1on\ 1n El ~al\':tdnr \111cc l flHQ l~cbcl le11de1 Sc h.1f1l I l.1 11d.1I !>iurJ 1hc ;1grcen1c n1o;; "b11rrg u~ closer hi ur11f1cn11<1n." h111 he ':11d f1gl11 1ng \\Ill continue unul n truce i\ l 111 .1 h1~·d I le l illh.:d 1he act(l1d an acluevcmcnl "of g1e.1t 1mpur1 ancc which h,1\c been 1c .1eht•d at 1hc l'O't of rnu ch blood. muc h effon ." ' l·or the fir'! tune '4C have ope ned a Y>'llY (ur ,1 conslltution<JI relorm 1h.1r "Ottld lc.td lo f1111hcr 1cfo rn1' whc11c,cr neccss;1n'." 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Such la the fate of • family or foxes 1h11 moved into a hole on the sou1hbound nanks of In unopened ttrctch of the freew1y only to find animal-k>olcn from one end of 1hc state to 1hc other runnin1 10 their rescue. And rescue, it turns ou1, came in !he form of being locked up and shipped to a zoo. Neu- tered, too. That'll make you think twice about calling 911 . News Analysis It all started some three months ago when a male and female fox and their seven pups burrowed inlo the side of the earthen freeway embankment near -oddly -Fox Leasing. Humble quarters to be sure. For several months, the brood lived a modest and relatively anonymous life, doing the things that foxes will do when prested for food and water. The Caltrans workers l•boring on the freeway project were aware of the fox den but left the residents alone. Life was simple then. But then word leaked out that the fox ramily was Jiving along what soon would be a mighty river of t raffic. Those thick 1entacles of ooncrete -st relching toward Newport Beach in one direction and Riverside in lhe other -would soon be jammed with commuters. The Dally Pilot carried a s1ory and Channel 2 did, too. And before you could say urban Wildlife, the reclusive fox family had become an insta-cclebrity. Barker, a champion of animals rights, caught wind of the SIOF)'. So did Sen. Marian Bergeson. So did Gov. Pete Wilson. And so did scores of anin1als lo\/ers throughout Southern California. The hunt was on. Bergeson said she round it "hear1lcss" that 1hc state had no plans for relocating the fox family. llrllllC... __ .., ... ' COSTA Ml!SA -Dumpou:n and en1hu1ium owerftowed Satur- d•y 11 1bou1 100 volunteers slipped lc•ther &loves over their h•ncls, arabbed pl•stic baas and made a clean sweep 1hrough faif\'iew Park. While 1cmpera1ures pleasantly pe•kcd in the high 70s, aflernoon winds caused dust clouds to iwirl, forcing lhe "Fairview Park Clean· up Day•· 10 pull up stakes a couple hours berore its scheduled S p.m. cnding time . However. volunteers managed to fill up at lc:a¥t four large dumps- ters with p•per, chunks of ctment, old carpet shards, rusty bed springs and other assorted debris. Some rubbish collectors had to use pick axes to pry out metal and ce- ment embedded in the soil. One lucky volunleer go1 paid for his effo·ns. He tound a $20 bill. The cleanup day at the passive park was dreamed up by the Fairview Park Citizens Advisory Commillee. Joining them and some of the frequent use rs of 1he purk were Cily Council members, planning comn1issioners, police ex· plorers, park'O and recreation con1· missioners and parks depar1n1ent workers. "We picked up tons of· 1rash," said Linda Ferrer, a member of the Fa irview Park committee. "We'd like to thank e\'cryonc who came o ut," said Coun1.:il · woman Sandy Genis. "And Davi d Alkema deserves a gold star." •. , ... - Among the volunteers who donned leather gloves and wielded rakes, brooms and a)(es to clean up Fairview Park were, from left, Amal Kuyper, an ~P'~C-~Nll Earth Day volunteer, Julee Scruggs, ~ Shidler, Costa Mesa Police ExplOf'ers, and ~ti Boucher of the Costa Mesa ParkS Department. • Alkema. the city's parks superin· te ndent, organite.d the cleanup. 1naking sure \/Olu nteers had plenty or tools, glO\/eS and refreshments. . ; By 4 p.m .. Fairview Park was !ts old self again. as scores of joggers. kite fliers and' modCI plane cnthu· sias1s reclaimed the now-clean ldndscape adjacent lo EstUcia High School. "A good tirne was hRd by ill,'' Genis said. . Wilson, upparently worried sick O\/er the fat e of the foxeli. put aside Cali fornia's mammoth budget crisis long enough to order state wildlife officials 10 formulate a plan for trapping and mov- ing the family. Three killed in two incidents on 1-5 Freeway · The stat e Department of Fish and Game offices in Long Beach logged se\/cral hundred phone calls from ci1izens concerned the foxes were either going 10 be killc<I by the state or nanened by commuters. · "I hear they're talking aboul euthanasia," one reader repor1cd to the Pilo t after hearing a KC BS television commcn1ary on the plight of the foxes . "Somebody has to do something ," another caller pleaded. And loday, somebody planned to do something. A group or trappers, summoned by 1he state Department or Fish and Game. were to mo\/e in on the den antt. with or without n1om. and nab the kids and hus1lc them off to the 200. What precision. What stealth. What nonsense. Herc we have a family of red foxes, a hybrid species that en- vi ronmentalists consider a menace to nati\/e birds and animals. that is being treated as if ii were a frail and fragile condor. This 1s a crcalure that Larry Silton, regional director of Fish and Game. passed off as the "Snddam Hussein of wildlife." This is an animal seen es the crab grass o f the wilds. an urban survivor whose 1up trail seems to be breeding. l "hesc foxes live al ng freeways all O\'er th~e place, apparently. I don't know why, but they seem 10 10\/e them. Bright lights. big city And red foxes. Go figure. And, according to o ne na1 uralis1. they're cagey enough to fig· ure out how lo avoid traffic -which makes them a touch o r two smarter than me. Thi panicular fnnuly, or at least the mate fox , has been tracked fo r 1he pus1 year by Jeff Lewis, a Cal State Un·ivcrsity l·lumbold1 resea rcher sludying foxes in Orange County. Lewis said thc family used to live along the Corona del Mar Freeway before switching to lhe 55. And his best guess is that if left alone. the fox fan11ly . woulJ have moved along and taken up quarters elsewhere once the Costa Mesa Freeway extension opened up. So here WC ha\/e a family or foxes that would ha\/e l!Urvived if lefl alone, that is actually a threat to the eCO·system and lhal is "° polluted by cross-breeding that II can'1 be introduced to lhc wildhre anywhl!re 1n 1he United Stales and we ·vc all but called in 1he Na1lonal GuJrd 10 save them? No. 11ctually, \vhat we've done is guarantee thar tt>1s family of nine will :.pend 1he rest or its days 1n captivity. • Boy, docs 1hat make you proud or what? StC\'C A1arblc is rh e Orange oasr Daily Pilot's managing editor. Recession, growth, deftclt plague Wiison's budget plan By Jotv'L Howard Tilt As.lOCilltd Pl'•st By Mark Lowe Clly News Senice LA MIRADA -·rhrec people, inc luding a 1-lunungton Beach man 11 nd 11 Santa AnQ man. died and ano1her victim was seriously in- jured in two scpara1e crni.hc!t Sal· urday on the S;inta Ana (1·5) Freeway. officials said. The 1-luntington Beach ma'n, who w-as not idcnt if1cd. wa~ crushed to death b)' hi s 1989 Dodge Aries about 4:30 a.m. after bei ng thrown from 1hc vehicle as LI rolled down an embankment. Authorit ies said the car was tra\'e ling 90 niph in lhe slow lane when it sped off the rrecway SOulh of Valley View Avenue in La Mirada, went down an embank· n1cnl. crashed lhrough a fence and shot onto and acrO!iS F~restone Boulevard, which runs parallel to Patriotic .Parade the freeway there, said C HP Offi. ccr Don Coats. As the car crossed Firestone Oouleva rd. it began to roll ove r, ejecting the driver, who was then crul!hcd when th e car rolled onto him befo re ~t crashed 1nlo a pole. l "hl! driver was 11o t wearing a i.c:i t· be lt , Coats \did. ;\ hulc n1orc than '"'°' hours c11rlic1. .1 &ant:• Ana man wa11 killed and 11110\her Sanla Ana nu1n .....1s ~enou~ly 1n1urcd 1n an acc1· ~lcnl on the ·i.a1ne freeway 1n ncartiy Do.,.,ncy. A ca r appurentl) \lopped 1n the ~lo" lane or lhc frccwtt) f<Jr no rc.1<.<1n •tftcr 2 11 m .. cnu.'>1 ng "chi· clC\ 10 hnc up ;\ car then rear· ended 1hc la!il cu r 111 hne. spun nut. t111d ~topped racing the wrong w.1) 111 the (asl lane. where an· other _car. repor1cdl) driven by a L.1guna Be ach n1Jn who ma> ha"e been drunk, hit 11 head-on l 'he 40-yca r-old driver from Santa An a. and his 35-)car-old fc· male pa~scngcr from 35->ear-old "uman from Selma died of mdJOf 1n1uncs at Coun1y-U C Medical Cen1er early Saturday morning, a Cl-IP officer .. aid A 42-)'car-old Santa Ana m~n riding 1n the rear of the 1984 Ford Mustang suffered major injurie~ and wa~ lakrn 10 Downey Commu- nity I losp11al. Coats aid. A 47·)'etn·old Laguna Deach ma n d10Ve the llJ77 Plymouth 1hat ran h!!ad·on int() the Mu.'>tang, Ct·IP officer \;11d None of the •..ict1ms were 1dcnt1· f1ed 1"hc c;.11 1hnt ong1nally !.topped 111 the \IO"' IJne drO\'c a"'ay horll) befo re !ht ~tus1nng ran into the • 'd I ~1 e rccdes. Coals '081 . "I-or some reason i1 JUSI s1ofli>ed in rhc middle of the lane and then kept going," he said . ' CllP officers closed all lane• o( the southbound freew•y at 2:41 a.m., and 10 minutes later •hul down the en11re freeway to ltt a Jlehcopter l<1nd to fl y the Mus· tang's dnver and the woman pas- \l!ngcr to the hospital. " 1·1ie man died about half an hour later. Coats said. The wom11n died shonly artcr 5 a.m. Officers cleared the damaged cars from 1he freeway at 3:35 a.m. nnd re-opened the $0Uthbound lanes 10 mi nutes later. Coats sa id CHP officcn were: trying to determine ir the drivttr of the Plymouth that smashed hcl!d- on into 1he Mustang was drunk. -t--;1:-ea~s Oow-as_woman reunited with mother RENO. Nev -A Reno "'·oman has been reunited with beJ daughter for the first 11me since o;he gave her up for adoption 2~ years ago: -,_ Su~an T1ng~l rom tearfully embraced her daughter, Mari• ,\1oore , ¥>·hen 1hcy met t-r1day at Reno Cannon International Air- porl "I love you! My baby! My baby!" the 41 -year-old Tingstrom aid a she andMoore hugged amid the stares or curious onk>ol(,. crs Moore. an elementary schooileachcr from Long Beach, arrived with her riance. Steven Robertson. to spend the weekend with her bi nh mothe r ahd IS·year-old halfbrother. T1n gs1rom sa10shc ga\/e her daughter up for adoptK>n only three days after ~he was born 1n 1967 at a Los Angeles Councy hospital. "I was only 17 and single, and my rather told me I had lO put her up for adop11on:· she said. "I-le said 1 was too young to rais. 1 child properly. ll·wasn'I bccau~ I didn't kwe her, bclicvc;ne.", In 1 9~ T1n1s1.rom said she learned Crom an adoption 8JCncy worker thal her daughter had died at age 13 in a car KC1denc. She said she carried 1he grief of losing her child until she got 1 telephone call on March 24 -Palm Sunday. An uncle 10 Ala~ka c"alled •·and said. 'Didn't you have: a d•ughi- tcr 24 year.'> ago?' I 1old him. 'I don't like to talk •bout it. lt'J 1 painful sub1ec:t: He said. 'That's too bad. She c1llcd me 1ni SACRAMEN'rO -A burgeon· 1ng population and a deepening recession have forced California 1n10 ils worst budget dilemma in generations, a projected deficit 101aling nearly a third of the ~la te's General Fund. state-funded programs to Calif· ornia's .58 counties. while allowing the counties the authority 10 raise new taxes 10 support them. His plan~. contained in his S.55 billion budget for the 1991-92 fis· Cat year that begins July I, assures an intense political baule into the summer as tttc state Legislature grapples with his proposed taxes, culs and freezes. And there are in- dications that the nearly $13 bil- ,.he'd really like 10 talk io you."' ,,, __ Troops from Camp Pcndfeto n march th rough the streets of Oceanside. Sciturday in celebra11on of "Prood to be an American Day." Some -•r 71Je Ai.-&1••• ,.,._, 100,000 people turned out for the e~vc=n~I.----------~~========================== "I'm tryin-g to balance a budget 1ha1 has nearly a S13 billion short- fall." Republican Gov. Pete W1lson told 11. statewide radio audi- ence Saturday. " ... We are at a crouroads; we will either tame the: ever-rising cos1 of state gOYcrn· menl or face cconomk: disaster." He added that "we can't choose to muddle-thro.ug.b a ~udget crisis every year. Instead, we can and rnust 1ake hold of our ruture." Tbe pernor, •nacrina 1he con- scP111fve wtn1 of hit own Rtortf, h" propoMd more than S6.7 bil- tlon In new tuea, includin1 a IV•- c&:nl bootl in the saaleWide t1le1 uui: to raite 14 bil.lioft, aftd a myr- iad of other new 1uea, wch u lrl· les on bollled w11er, boat and ·"· 1111on fuel, celhllar Mlrtphone 1eM· ""' condy. --· olcohol, 11rae ,.. • .,...,. _, whidc" rea-"''"'_...,. _ Wil-•1111 d • 11111""° e"""• ·=. -· i•I ---= ...... ..... ... Inmate's wldoW gets 88lll&UDll lion shorlage will im:reasc over the LOS ANGELES _ The widow next few weeks as the so-called of a jail inm1tc who died from 1 "May revise" -the final, official blood clo1 after being kcrt In re- estimate of state....H._~vail•· rainl ror b -da)'J-Wil .r.ccc.M_ ble for budge1ing in the next fi~i<~a~"d•m•aes and 1 Jilciime penston If---'""~~ year -is released by st11e fiscal from Lot Anaeld County, the experts. woman·, ~norney said. - Wilson's budact has aur•v11ed Amiri sued 1he coun1y fc>lk>Wina the divisk>ns between the con.Mr· the 1989 death of her husband, vativc •nd modcr•le factions in C•rl Brunt. Bruiw, 49, suffered a the Rcpublic•n Party, and evoked fal•I bk>od ck>t 1n • l"nl on July 3, lh•rp crilicifm from GOP tclden 1989. tficr spcndina nc•rty a wnll in 1M 11•1c .Auembfy, •ho have trapped 10 a cot in lhe plYChi•lric buill their. poH1ital careen e•IOI·· ward of the Coun1y Jail. lilts 1hl virtues ol the anti..1a _ ., .,.., ..,,.kr•• ,._ ,,_ilioft 13 ltl~iol.... •lliclt '°''n ..,.,..,...i lo lf71 end -started I UlllAlsidl tnnd. 11111 _ ...... ~ -.., _. ..... w.--• "91111 ... llllrlll ... I ,.,..,. ful ..eMu: -···· ''OH MY ACHING BACK!''! • A frtt pubfk forum 1pon;ond by tlw Medk•I rt.i.• M80C'Mt'k\n .1t Newport Clftt«, If you'w ... , tult<nd from bock pob1, ,.,..,. -....... Two out of ev•ry thl'H tndtvMlu.h npetl• N ...,._. ' lleck ..... ift tfwir hf ........ lut MW Ir .... I .......... ??,: ftt'rriMther.,anil p;ap11 W,•d411bC.W .... 1 ml'Oftlc '-" poln wff•nn"""'...., _....., ..,. l.Hrn -IOCMW"" ,_ ...... n ••• ., . ..., u '~,.. I , olficiala fint ..... IQ put a teal ~er the ailll ...,. .. the low, but tbe ._.. ws111d IO eteape and -,.,._ to ., btto the den for . · '-'It of time. Manic said. 9:30 p.m. Saturday, the Wll still outside the den top. of the freeway t, the same place she lla,ed all Friday niaht, much to tbi CIOBM9malion of the waiting ......,.,._MMaiesaid. '' '!'Wt C:an act lhe pup!>, but I don'• know~ they're aoinJ to want .. to act the vi.xen," Massie S3id. In the ~t few days, the family .. moved to a new den along the *"'Ider of the southern exten ion ot the freeway near the 'Wilson Street overpass and all live in one hole, Massie said. The family include two adult , a yearling and m kits. The family had been living 1n a network of burrows near the Del Mar Street overcrossing . Thf tra ppers planned on sleeping out at the .location, ready to remove any animal from the traps placed at the entrance to the den, officials said. A veterinarian RECLINA-REST 2 FOR s499 CALIFORNIA S LARGEST SELECTION LA·Z· ..... '* ...... the D•1nm• Oame,UWtbe~ about ll lacMl .... ~--ao.a. ha~ a 'door tut...._ .... when the animal enten· and' ..... the bait. ''There's no injury to the animals," he .ud. They are bllted "with aundry dead critters that foxes like," he said. :.. State officials say they have spoken to about l,000 concerned callers since the foxes were first spotted a couple weeks aao. People told them they were worried that if the freeway opened as scheduled the foxes would be run over. Officials tried in vain to convince the caller that fo"e11 arc commonly found alongside freeways and were probably in little danger. But as concern continued to mount , Gov. Pete Wilson ordered Fish and Game officials to take action. The plan now is to catch the foxes and give them to the Los Angeles Zoo. D tJl/y Pilot Wirt Strvlcts contributed to this nporl. At ldlll• ........... flam Oq 1•1da,llll)lll)Mwre .... .. once mon • ... boat lplCICI I t1Wcd 10 3.3 botl. b pnMded I dine ID wander if ,....._ ...... early In the ftUlaa-WU ltiJI likelJ, I time for Kevin ltornby of N.wpon Beach to •k. "What do you think?" Crewman Oino Schwartz quickly quipped, "Tum on the molor and head on in." Hertzbera waa left to ponder, "I hope in my next life, I come in u one of those jellyfish with my own sail." Before long it was time to jibe for the first lir!)C of the race, and Skysail angled back toward land for the first time and reached Punta San Miguel about 5:30 p.m. After ailing alone for much of the race, Skysail beg3n to read the sn1I number of other boats a they came into view, only to be met with the disappointment of a PHRF Cla D boat, then a Class I boat a half hour later. "Sailboat racing is funny," Hertzberg said . "Yesterday I thought we were in great ~hape and then today it didn't turn out __ .__ OnM. Md~ :z. •• -rn.. ..... ,..... ........ lflw8ll. ...... '"9ral ch1111 StJM1 .. ilonaaed ao .... ua iailifta ,.._ Iller and bouaht by HUt•rs four ,.an ..,. OveraU. the n'f.ht broupt frus- tration from 1 sailor'• perspective. The boat wu off Point Loma by 2 a.m., but Skyaail made It no fur· ther than the Coronadol by 11:30 a.m. It wun't until the end of the race that the wind 1od1 brouaht relief. Aa Skysail approached the coastline, reaching within 4 to ~ miles, the winds blew above 10 knota for the first time in the race, topping out at 13 knots and pro- pelling the boat within 10 miles of Ensenada by 6:40 p.m. Saturday. The boat carried directly in from there with only one sligh t hangup, when the crew had . to drop its spinnaker for the lack of wind and sailed with a jib the rest of the way in. Skysail crossed the finish line at 7:55 p.m., making it in time for a Saturday night cele- bration where more hours of night sailing were feared at one period. l"~C-~Noc Bill Hamilton shows off the Hamilton Water Rake which is gaining in- ternational attention. .._..J_CHAIRS BY THE I Two ~great chairs for one low price! Our entire stock of over 6,000 famous La-Z-Boy chairs is on sale now! Priced from 2 for $3~ to 2 for $1949. Incredible savings of $126 to $475 per pairf A vailable in assorted colors and fabrics! Some items may be one-of-a-kind but mixing and matching is allowed. Hurry, strictly first come, first served! on't miss it! If only one chair is needed, we'll give you great savings on that too. ROCKER RECLINERS WALL RECLINERS ROCKER RECLI NERS WALL RECLINERS SPECIAL PURCHASE LEATHER 2 FOR 2 FOR s599 ssg 2 FOR 1.--..sgg OVER 6 ,000 IN STOCK w SOFA-SLEEPER SALE , I TWINCLINER SOFA SOFAS TWINCLINER $399 \ SOFAS AS A SLEEPER s499 YOURCHOICE SLEEPER OR INCLINER s799 'AS A SOFA I Nal ..... ,.. 1 se99 -:::::::• -~~ •799 RAKE From A1 450 gallon per hour, perfect for oil spillc; of up to 10,000 gallon in small harbors. The oiJ attachment consists of a drum 18 inches in diameter and 2 feet long that is covered with a pecial plastic th3t attract oil but rejects water and debris. Floating oil easily rolls onto the rotating drum and a "'ade crape the sludge into a tray that lead to a pump. The oil is pumped through hoses and into tanks in the Water Rake or collapsible tanks thut can be noa ted in the water. Powered by the Wate r Ral..e\ engines, the oil drum ca n be ndJu,tcd to rotate at different 'pecds. At .1n average rate of 50 rpms, the drum cle.irecl ever,11 gallons of oil out of a vat of w,1ter in nbout 15 minutes during ,1 recent demon'itration ,11 Ciron'I..) \ marine \Crv1cc -,hop .it Nc"port Ou nee;. rhe otl mcchan1'irn \\OUltl be u .. ed in COnJUllC t1on .... Ith containment booms that keep an oil 'Pill in one area, the inventor\ explained. "If we h.id 100 of the,e, HJ.feet· long. we ... would have made a dent 1n that spill in Saudi Arabia.'' said Gronsky. Hamilton noted that the creators aimed to keep the oil mechanism as simple as possible for ca e of operation and cleanup. "I did a lot of testing in my kitchen at home," he said. "A lot of the same principles apply in the kitchen and with this. Ever think of removing fat from chicken ~oup?" Before the Per ian Gulf War broke out, Hamilton actually got a call from Mlme Kuwaiti engineer interested in the Water Rake and itll 011 attachment, possibly after having read about it in the July 1990 Popular Science magaLinc. But Ham il t o n \3id he unfortunately ha'in't trearct back from them ince. "Thi'I could be perfect for them thev're going to ha\ c 011 and rubh1'>h prohlcm'i over there for ycnr,," Hnmilton aid. rhc Water Rake, which sell for SlS,000 without the 011 attachment .ind $50.000 with 11, ba'i attracted one over ea cu11 tomer -.i Korean e'<porl compan} i now getting ltcen'ied to ell the Rake in Korea and other A'i1an market . Sale of the Water Rake in domc-.t1c mJrket!I h3\len't been a 'mouth, main lv becau!te of the coun try·-. econo mic "oes. I l.1m11ton and Gron ky h3ve talked to C\ernl tocal c1 t1ei. about buying the Water Rake for cleaning their h.irhor-.. but faced with budget crunthc-.. n()ne of the publtc .1gcnde, ha\c purchn cd one. WALK From A1 helped organ1icd a large \ Wt.111.Amcrica team effort from ll"\inc·ha,cd Premier. Home\ 1n \ Shubert :-..11d :1bout activi ty on the p.1c,t >e,1r' Huntington Beach route "It "our · large't route of all three " ~' ,, child ""'' polio, \1arch of Dime\ wa' 1n,1rument.1I in giving lw, l,lmilv the 1iuppurt nece 'iary for C<Nly operation' and therap) L.1\t yea r 6.024 wall.er' in Orange County ra1'ied more than S618.000 to fight birth defect\ :ind Shubert ~31d :.he C'l:pects th1<; >car will he even better The chnpter hope to have r,1111ed $650,000 Not only w3 the "eathcr 1dc,1I for the beach wall.er • there wa' " live band, an aerohtC' demonMra11on and VL1r1ou' health booths at th e !lite. "It certdi nly ...... the most fe.,t1H' -it we1 a huge party," -.::11d Shubert, who spend mo~• of the year planning for WalkAmcnca, the 1.irgest annual fundrol\er for March of Dimes. accounting for about one -third of i111 yenrly budget. Supporting the March of Dime mean a lot for Corona <.lei Mar re 1dent Bruce D'Eh cu, \\<ho h.1, All lllOW From A1 The main attraction wo the Blue Angel , the Navy' prec1.,1on flying team which ha performed for an estimated 230 mi llion pectators in it 45-year career The Blue Angels' 'how started at 3: IS ~.m., and they'll fly again at tMt time today. Seeing the Navy's famous l·/A· 18 Hornets perform wasn't the only reason people nockcd to the \how. Tl)i~ year's event was tinged with post-Persian Gulf War patriotism. "I feel very patriotic being out here, xein1.the plane!S and ever· ythina," Hid Irvine re11dent Barbara Pinct, who brou1ht her two srandchildren to the show w11h her. "It's very e.citin1 to see our mapificent •fen1e system." "It'• IOod to come OUI here, be 1Mtriotic. and lhow suppon for the ........,... said Mib Smith of TUltla. R8eid11llWNliloable10hlw clo11 .. p ••••• of mllltar1 ........ ., ...... tM ......... ... -. =Et: .... :"190::: '° ao jlllf lfOUnd "Birth defect' do not dl'cmmnatc: bct"ecn race. creed, i.:olur or \(>c.:10 economic !ltatu 1n hk.' [)'[ 11 .. ,u '.i1d. tal.ing a brcal. frl1m W.1H.Ameri ca act1v111 e~ S.11urd .1v "That' wh y the a" arene" 1h1\ (Wall.America) h11n~' ,., -;o important "It\ hl..e s-weat,'' he continued 'You have to go out and feel a httle p.11n to kn ow )Ou're g1\lng t>,1d to the: community." Premier Pre. 1dcn1 Pierre I cPcndevcn and hi~ family al o Jomcd th e tenm. which collected $39,137 from IOI donor for WalkAmcrit.1 IJ\t yea r. "M) leg., feel hl.e I've done a 11lhon miles," LePendevcn said "Out It wac; quite fun " 3nd feel what it's hkc: fo be tn'1de" Some local residents found a "·l'I' to attend the show without having to right traffic congestion. Bill ;ind Clarice Morri on of ugu11a Beach amved at the air 'tat1on Friday evening. having pn1d money to park their motor home thtre. "There\ nothing' better than eating hreakfnst while watching the airplane in the morning," said Mr11. Mormon. ihcre\ at lta t one Laguna Niguel family that can't w111 for the show to end. Michael s~inglcr, IK, uys he wall home during foriday's pr11ttke ~ ion when a JCt Krcamed O\lcrhead and two ala_ kyli1h11 shattered in the home on Nellie Gale Road. Gato for the air show open today at 8 l ,m, and close 11 ':JO p.m. 1lte cntr•nce are located M 111es I 5A or 2 off lmne Boulevard or Gale 3 ~ AllOa hrtway and Fai....._ Malor home dnvtrs mWc _.. It Giie I off Sand c.-Roed 11 -........&.-Ro.ct. ..,..... ,....., I·..;.'!~ .............. lmn-. 10 lea -• .., ....... .. ,,, - I I l dP. th \\ . ( I th Br HI l.11 l"(• '·" ~I' llO 1.1~ hi \.1 l.1 P,1 \ I I I 1\\t tu re:' I Chi to ORANGE COAST Piii .~n Independent Newspaper Published by Page Croup Publishing, Inc. Robert E. Page, president & chief executive officer William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president Steve Marble, managing editor Elliot Stein, Jr , chairman Walter Burroughs, 1901 -1989, founding publisher Editorial Give high school students dignity :\!hen )OU e,011.1 go )l'U gott.1 go But m the Edi on I l1gh 00)'> rc,troom\, }OU ·go11.1 he 'wl.1lhng to let the \\hole \\Orld watch Anu that 'tudcnto; argue can be a real o;ho,., '>lopper The <,t,111 door' l.tmc nff 'omc 20 \.CM<, ago to dic;couragc male \tudcnh f rum <,tc.1hng .1 'mot..c That concern ha'i l.irgcly d1,,1ppe.ircd with incrc ..... inp. ,1\\,1rcncss of the health d.1ngcr of c.inccr 'tu:k' llnfort1in.1tclv, the door' h.i'c Ion~ '>inc.:c d1sappcctrcd. 100. and rcplac..cmc11t \'.tl'>l'i of up tu '\00 per door arc prohibitt'c l 1kc t1H1'1 \l'hnol d1,tm ''· l lunt1ngt11n Bcactl 111011 ,.., 'narkd m .1 budget c.. ru11d1 \\1th .1d1111111,tr.11or' cnm1dcnng c111pl<1\ec l.1,·otf, .ind pmg1 .tm c..tll\, 'orne 15 to 20 hathroum o;t,111 door .1ren't li t..eh Ill mit:.e the 1111.11 hudget Yet. r d1 ... nn prtnup.11 Br 1an ( 1.ul.111d ,, mp.lllll7C'i. 'K11.J.. JI thl\ ·'!!C .m: \Cr\ ,l•lf cun,uou' he ,,Ill.I (In m.lltCr' ltkc thl'. '.lrhu p,n't ') .. fhcrc t' .1 tu1dct1l\ not tu "·'°' w u-.c the re..,troom ii ncr"'11HI\ rn the: "mld·c.in \CC \'OU·· The \tu1.knt' .1ren't p1llo.\ ( .1mpu' cru..,adcr Brian Fr.1bl s.11d C\.en pl)"'lXHI door' ,.,,,uld he .1n.cp1 ,1blc to them. ~ll hov •• 1tiou1 lllrt .1111\'l I he\ \\OUld oe cheap -the home ~com,nuc..' d." l'' ululd C\Cn m.1t..e them the;,'d get the Jllh dom: ·" '"cll ,.., am S '110 dom .ind 'tudcnl' could, well. mmc .th'n • tu olht•r 111.1ttcr' DdlJ In Hlstary J od<1y " . und,1). April 2X, the 8th d.1\. of 1'>41 I hcrc ire ~P. 1)' left 111 thc \CM Todn) ·~ lllghlight In tli'lton: On April ~ . 17 ~. M.1n l.irid I'll·· me the ,c,enth 'I.tic tn r.1111\. ~ l \ tun,11111111111 On thi~ dntt : In l"''i . the filth f'lrC,1ucn1 ol e L 1111cd 'lt.tte'. J.1m\.' \h1nrnc. I\ l'H ir 11 I n \\ C \I nl\l f c; I .1 11 ti lUlll' \a In j-11. there ''·'' ,1 nw11m on e Bount\ ·" I he t.re" 111 1 hl· 111\h \htp \Cl ( ,1ptJtn \\ lllt 1111 a~h .111d I, ,,11lor' .1dril1 111 ,1 inch in the ~1,uth P.t\.lfll In J(J-111, Glenn \11lkr .ind 111, ·chc,1r.1 H'lOrtlcd 'Penn,,h,1111.1 '000," h) Jer"' Cir.I\ .ind C.1rl ~m,\n. for RC A V1llor Jn 1915, 1t.1l1.1n d1t1.11nr Uer11to u"olin1 .1nd h1\ ml\trt''· b11th 111 Kiili had tried Ill 0Cl' ,1d ... 111c 111~ lied for1 c,, ''ere 1...1pttircd ,md :cutcd h) l1.1h.1n p.trtl\.111' In 19.P , .1 \IX-man C\pcd11111n led from Peru aht>Jrd .t ll<1l,,1 •Od r.1fl n.1ml'd the "Kon l 1k1" • t lfll d.1\. Jtiurnc~ lh.11 would •e them .1tro'' the Pac1f11. Ckc.10 Pol)'ne\IJ In 1952. wur '"Ith J.1pJn off1 II} ended .1, n treat\ 1h.ll h.1d :n ~1gncd lw the Umtcd ~t . tc' LI 4., uther nJIHH1' toot.. cffctt In 195 • \1i:e Prc-.1dcnt Rich.ml 1xon htg.in .1 goodwill tour of ltn America •h he «tnd ht ...... re. I. Jrrivctl in Mon1c"1tlco, UgUJ) In 1%5, l .~ M.mnc' went Hire m the Oom1n1cun H.epuhhc protcCI AmcncJn li"c~ during n •olution. in 1967, hCUV)""C18hl r ht1x1ng amp1on Muhamm.1d Ah rch1<1cd be inducted into the Army, the Write to us! ,,,me d,1, Cicn W1ll1.1m C We't 11111rcl 111d told Cnn~rc" the ll S \\c1ulll pH,,111111 \1'ctnam ' In 1%11 I H.·nc.:h Prc,1den1 C.har fl, II < • 1111le rc'lgncd h" ofltcc In 111~~ ( hmtopher J HoHe "'' u1n\ll ln l of 'elhng 'l'trCl\ to the; ''Hl\lll l 111on while \\Orio.mg tor 1 m tJnt l \ dden'e contrallor In 1'1"'11 l're,1Jent C.irtc r ac· •lfllld thl· re\ll!nJt1on of \ecrctJrv "' \\ 11 · < HU' \ ance. who hJd up- P'" d the l.11led rc,cue m1,,inn .11med ,11 frec1n~ the American hcl\t.lt;C' 111 Ir.In . · In I C)s • ·' night attend.mt WJ' tllcd tnd f\J pcr'loni; 1n1urcd when p.111 111 the tool ol an Alnh.1 Air hnn 0PCtn)! "'17 tore off during a ll11•h1 from I hlo 10 Honolulu I en ~tar ago: Prc'>adcnt Reag.in H'1..CIH.d .t roaring ovatlllO from C 1>111!r1:" '" he deh\crcd Jn ad- drn\ nn h11i economic prlipoo;nl,, ht' lir't 'J\CC h '>Ince thl' .111empl Clrl '"' hll HH• ) ear" ago: 1 he Soviet n1on 1nl11rmcJ the "tirld of the nude.ir tl1'•"tcr .11 C hern11h)'I. 'ay 111g 1hc .1n1dent damJgcd ,1 rcac· tuc. illld_ 1h.1t u1d wa hc1ng ren· tiered to "th1"c .1ffectcd " One )Ur i1go: Antt·abornon dcm'in'tr.itor' mJrchcd m Wa<1h- 1ngton 0 C. , authorittc'> put the numhcr of protc ter at :00,000. hut orga ntlc~ claimed a tu rnout of about 700,000. 1he mu;,1c31 "A Choru' Line" clo cd afte r 6.137 performance\ on Broadway Toda}., Birthday : Sync.heated lOlumntst Rowland Evan~ 1 70. ecretary of State James A. Baker Ill " 61. The pre idcnt of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, is 54. Actrc,,. inger Ann-Margret i SO. Actrc Marcia Stras man is 43. Bush won't touch Saddam Libera ls, right wi nge r s have it a ll wron g Dr M.irk Petr.1eca in his recent con p1rncy thCllr\ effort to connect Prc\ldcnt Ou1ih .tml the far right 1s nma1mg. Am.11mg 1n th.11 he apparentl ) -.till hchevc,, .1lll'I ,,11 of my ex· plJining tin thc'c p.1gc' and the thing~ that h.we h.1ppened since. that Uush \\ilnt' ~JJdam out of S.1t!l..l.1m 1s 1m· portant to our Prc'i1den1 Pre" dent uu,h .ind all of h" C11:ncra1' and h" ( ahmet haH done their hC\l Ill C1ln\ ince e' Cr) une fr o m the hcg1nn1ng th.11 the\. "ere n CH !t C)I n I! t (l I H\?CI \ nJdam. I he~ ,,llll the\ \\nulJn 1. the\ hJ\en t, and thn \qin't • ~.iddam .,....,1, l'rc\ldent Bu!>h ' e\lll\C fnf taking .111 ot our t-uro- pc.tn troop'> Jnd .irmi; 1u '>JuJ1 rJb1.1 lll\tcad ol dl'ch.trlt1ng C\.· Cr\hOd) tu <.:l\1li.1n life (.ind .1t· tend.ml uncmplu)mcnt in ,, recc'- ,1011) .ind p.trl 1n~ their 1.tn~' .ind plJOC\ m Anrnn,t m New ~1c\ICO de~ert \,1dd.1m " our Pre,1dent' c tlJI~ 111 for h" 'Jc" World Order (\\-urld (ilM:rnmcnt) pa,1 .ind pre1ient I 1)C>k at all th l mileage the ·ocroBrR ">L'R PR I r " theory.., gl·tting \\ e'rc '''" tn\\'llg.111ng anJ 'peculating 1f b.1l~ 10 '7Q .1 de.ii' v .. " matlc in P.1m h' then ·"r1nng Vice Prc..,1tlent C •cot ~e Uu'ih, '~h11 w.1, then CIA cmpll1\cd .t de.ii '" nm relcn'c thl A111em .. 1n I m h,1,~y ho-;1.1gc' 111 Ir 1n 11111 11 ,1fll 1 the elcd1on' Ahout one.: \.CM .1gn, the 1111111, 111 11'> •:--Jc"' nl th' WctrJ · 1.t1k1mn Jc-.cril">cd '"'" .111 .tl'rn,cd pcq111c;: got oll thl huol ll\ pr.1\ln th.11 <>ume phtHu' v. i: re ph11m. ;\ U ''h .11de tned to prml Bu'h "'" • ... If Btt\h chdn't h,t\c ~ 1dd.1m he \l.11uld need hl 10,ent one He ha' been pcrfcd He; ., Ille a puppet on .1 'trin~ I he L \ \mh.1"Jdor tu lr,1q. \pril C1l 1,p1l, (ac:. I e\ plained 111 m\. D.1tl\ Pilot .irtide nl ,,1mcpl.1 c 1tthcr th.in l\1ri' "''h 1 ~ I ·I '>OJ 'Poke on the re corit to I tkt ph11t1 t It tl1d 001 \\t1rk \.1dd 1m on Jul\ ~'i, 11~1. in con-I he ddcn'e v.,1, th.11 "c:.11hcr \In\.\. \ 1Jd.1m th ti hl' Cliuld ha\e report' "ere w nirary 111 \\hat the t....U\\,lll phutn dcp11:ted on 1h .11 J,11e and ~.1tldam hchc\cd her .tnd then he t,\,(111 I le v.1' il1..tJUlllell! In \\e rnmtnlCd th e ~Judis that •'thcr '"•'r"h Bu,h\ mde. 1n 11 lie~ \.1dd.1m "·" omini:; .ifter lhcm. 'crt\)11' .111c;mpt. did nPt prmc th.11 too I he 'i.iuJt\, \\Ith \\horn ...,e Uu'>h ""'not 1n Pam on th.u date h.1d btcn ,pc.:c1.1cul,irl)' un-.uccc,,. m OctPher 197'1 fut .ll clcrihng \\llh, npencd their Ouc\11l'n . !Inv. come nc"' \uch horde" .1nd their pu,...e· Uu'h a' "Bu'h uttk c.lllf!hl u'mg phon) could nnt h.1\c done thl'> \\llhout c'idence" .,....,,,11·1 hc.idhnc'' In ~Jddam . c:.tcad 11 wa'> rclcg.11cd to · C"-' ul It helped ~nddam, too, in J pe r· the Wcinl " Con,ptran, "cr'<c \\,1~ Our troop'> cxtcrmi-Any dealer 1n Clln,pir.tl") thc11 n;ited ll\cr 100 llOO uncmplo}.thlc nc,, which I <1m not, 'hoilltln't tr,1q1 'fmllh\ th.11 could onh c.iu~c leave out the L N part of the ~fol- \Jddam trouble: ;1nd expcn'c He die Ea c War equ.lllon Ru'h de· hatf .mt! ha no industry .ind no vclopcd and U\ctl a l rc,olut1on f rec m.ukct ca pa hie or de\.elopmg 1n his action' nnv 1nJu'itry. Wh at v.ere the de 11<. th.11 \\ere lho'>c )Oung Iraqi com"npt made 1n tht • 11mnkc filled room~· buried in their bunkers by our car· of the U1' l Pre'1dcnt Bu'lh ha pee bomh1ng will never cau c ct· worked 1n the l ...., •nd cc rta 111l) ther • addam or Kuwait any know well h~ 11 "nrk' lnd ho trouble and Prc\tdcnt Bu 'lh got nd 10 work it. of all nf tw. urplus and ob'IOlete In time the deal-. nu,h mJdc tor homh<. a\ well. L''\ upport will come out It '' a Or. Pctracca 1< not alone in de· c;afe hct that they 1mol\.ed the vclop1na con'lptr.icy theortc cnncc'i'l1on by Bu!lh of at le.l\t two around our Prc,1dcnt' acttv1llc • thin (h3 cd on h1 \1ory. not con -!... LBttBrl To the d1tor: It was dl\trc~"ng to learn that a coah11on of Newport Beach and South County environmental groups arc plann1n1 to bankrOll 1 S 100,000 la-sun pinst the pro- poKd San Joaquin H1ll1 Trans- pot-i.tion Conidor. It IHml to me that the only ,...,.. who will benefit from tl\is wrdll wall be lt'°""7' and the -•ta who an pMd to pre· ....... mill Elll'L I ......_ ... ,.._ .. ot IUCh """''' -.... to.ch wttll Si:"'"'°" ...... Souttt • JO ,tM Md tor 1nn1· ~ ...... ..a.·~ the Corridor. 1 here are many v.orthy local project<; and or11ni11tion that cuulJ benefit from that Sl00.000 lu'h fund including the Environ· mcncal Nature Center, Friend of Upper Sewport ~· Newport Mc a ~hoola J-oundateon. nd Or· 1nacW(leld And for crytnl <Mtl klud, they didn•t even pick a ~ a.w firm °" •hi(h to baeow their littptOf)' larpl DA VIO DMOHOWSKJ 1m. 'PH 1 \ I h<:t>r) I I he numhcr one th111~ 'c•ld <•ut ,, 111d .. d 1.11 ht-en-. .111d f 1 l·cdl•m 1111 thl ( htnc'c C11t1cr .ind other I h1rd \\ •rid 11.1t1tin' " "'l'll "' the U.dt ~ pl'ople I hl' nthcr thing I 1111 hc111n 1? nn 1h,11 Bu'h h.1 r~.tincJ 1\\,1\ I 1r Ill' I S 'uppnrt 1-. 3 hun 1 nt l \ t.I\ 11,1\Cr'' dull.tr<, B( I lO I I 1me \\Ill tell and "1 111 \\II \\tn' C...1111 C•tnl' ·ne ed' ln "111 in th1 ' '11u 111111\ bt•,1Je, 1he pnli11ci;m' .111.t th"· 1ndu,1m.:' th,11 lhl\ f '"'or Dr l'etr.1""'1 Ir t' t • tic the C\· trC'llll' rtl!hl "IOI! R p 1l">li .in' to nu .. h Ill all Ill lhl' I k d.um' thn HC U h•UCh flO !Ju,h ·'' ,t plllll 10 l?l\c; him t..cn'c h•r more 11hc11· IUIC' I 1h1ni.. the D1X'lor ht•hc\C' 1h,11 Hu'h "''" .:Unit-le tnd ~111 he found '' 11 lot ''"·•t he t:uh 1, I hope he I' lll!h l, hlll tr\llh!-l<l llC thi: C\· trC:Olt' nchl put ot th<' Rlp11hh,.in l!an c l(l Bush "> tt 11 !he' "111 111 I!'' d1m n 101.:t'lhl·r "1 I n11t 'V.11rk ~lore 1i(c1~ 1h1: t \trc:mc nghl "'"' \\t c up .ind lnot.. 111 the I 1hc:r· t.m.ir1' I h.11 1' \\h,11 the th1nt..1ng lkmo' h,1vc; hccn do111g lllt \e.tr' ,,, the\ hcC'.1me .1 ....... irc ol 1he 1m· ptirt 1lllC 01 pri1pcrt)' m~hh \ tht• r1cht \\In~ ~c p11hlitan' 1! \C •r 1he11 '~n,ttl\ ' 1h 'lit md1· \hhi:.t l 'per~'"·'' r1jt!hl,, the;\ \\Ill ;al'\O in~rca,1nl!h c:mhr.t e the l 1h · crt nan' (I h Dtmo' t"p1"all~ 1~ nore pmpcm right' .rnd tht Re pullhcnns t}p1c. 11. 1gnor1: pcr.,.,nAI freedom.) I h1" ts not a dark con~p1r.lC\ theory. fh1 i a prediction of a conttnumg and mcrea\ing hap~) and hcalthv trend Ro er B/otham. a Co ta Me\tl re,1tlent. 1 the chairman of th<' L 1bcrt1n.1n Party of Orange. Counry Shouldn't WI " go altar the Hitler of the Middle East? ··t By Rtleta Gnmsley Johnson ,, "rt:M• 'MCI J tw ga .. ,ing .ind hara\ ing of h1 ' ' people h) lr.1q's Hitler became tmth un internal 1ffa1r after the '•H, i'rc\ldent llu'h '\J)' I le d1,m1,,c, 111 tho e le \ than cuphC>m l.\llh 1hc '.lrar results -" 111tlud1nl!. 1f ncce'ti.ary. hi own ' < 1cn 11 urman C...chwarzkopf - .1, tht U\u.11 l1her.1I -.u~pects and h.11p1c' Pcnpll' \\ho Jll't don't Uke ,1 t•o11d homt1:n m1ng party ..... 111enng 11.1boh .. of ncgauv1~m. \\hen Bu-.h \\J' cou rting sup- port for h" war, Hu,<,e1n' middle 11.1mc "•" (J."c' I Its Own Pco· pie Nm' '>lmtlar behavior by th~:~ dcmentt:d leader doc n't count. fo(.-• 'omc rCJ\llO .... • Oh. ye,, r remember <Ahv 1C•;. .. d11e<,n I count ll doe'n t count bc-~-- c.1u'c hefnrc when Hu ctn.., .... ,1tro"111c' Y.C:rc a·pul'>ing Bu h -• - \\C got a "orld manJjte and ~ • N rc,nlu 11on to str.111.thten out II Ill r-. tn the PcNan (1ulf \,l."\er mmd that '"'e got th,11 rn 111tl.11c und rl'-.olu11on ufter 'huf· lhnc 1round, l"'''''"I! arm,, 'hut· 11nr door.. nd P·""ng mone)' 'l'Cr mtnd th 1l "t' wultl gel 11 ii: 11n "'"h h.111 ·" much trouhlc ,\11 I nc,er mtnd 1h.11 1htng' .1ren·1 tr 11~h1encd out, .111er .ill ' "-u\\,tll " ruhhlc. Mu.,;;e1n '' ... 1111 n P""er .1nd t1~h11ng hi\ people. c lil · l1cltl' He hurmng. \Itek' are llt•.11111 1.! .11lll no~o<h ht..c, ht' Per 1 1n Ciull nc1ghh<1r an~ l'iettl.f 1h,1n he did hdore. I here ire no nc'"' dcmtl\'.faeac' 0 I II"\\ le 1dCr .lnd fa,t f heard I luv.c1n 11n't e\,1c11\ l' 111n~ hum· hi\ pie I fr ' CH 11 .. on t: up fmm the hunl..er-. the l ~ helped him h111hl II U\Cf\C~ lhl ltght agatn\I tht "-urJ1,h retie" \\ 1h1 11 \mcnca·, • interfcr- C'n"c," 11 k 1 hdp.'' the Kurd a•.- lc 1,1 ha'e u c..halo~ "'1th Hu em ... ' - Bu t 11 ·'")thing come<. of the 1cn1111\C 1uccmcnto; the)' will ha\.t!•.': 1lnl\ them,elve' tn thank .• I he f'cr''·'" C1ulf war did allo 1111; Ku..-..1111 emir to come back t :-• .1 told plated palace decorated by \mc11""" 1.1,p.1-.cr\ and the U.S \rnl\ ( 1>rr' of I ng1neer<1, but the l'fp1c.il Joe Uh'" m1lhona1re 1n """·"' dnc'n I vet h.tve decent 111 101,J tlr ""atcr I he human right' organ1zat1on!> th 11 mt'Olhlrl'd ahusc\ of the - "-m,,11t1' h~ Iraq" arc nov. report· nr \tn\ll,11 .1hu'>C' of I raq111 b\ i...u ....... 11\lli ti "' "eek one group 1dm11ted that ,1 pre·'wl.ur report of the mo,1 hcin11us Iraqi atroc1t) - Ir 4" pl11don11t m:~horn' from in- 11"> 1t1•r' nc:,er happened) ...,,, wh.11 ",,, 31;:compll'hed in 1l1l "11 "llh .t n11me that ... oundcd hl..c 11 rn.m·, cheap pertume'l Well, "C rro\CJ Amert\. a CllUld Wtn one,. uutruzht, "llhout wallo""ing m Jl,;. for dcladc' '-"e prcwed "ar coul6- hc like 1 f,111,1h.1ll game -with :( hC'{:lnntn!! .ind end, clear wmnC} 111d .t ch.1mp.\j?Ot party 1n tM ln1.l.;cr room \\e feel real good .1~llll th.H • It .mgcr" Ru'h thJt tho e whY: dared worl) ahout the 1mphca1io~ 111 v.,ir who fretted about 11 after- m.tth v.ho ""cnt along bccau~ thl\. hJd rm choice, now ay we h 1~c ,t mn(.11 rc<.pon 1b1ltty to the '' rci:ked rcp1nn . T hey imply that ''nr 1' not dear-cut ltke a game • hut .1l'"'a''· al""a"' a "quagmire," h> u'c 1 I .. ontc Du'>h word, 11·, pcrh p the mot pathetic pnl111c.1l 1r11ny that tho c who op· pt>'>ed the '"·H becau c they feared • ,. "hut ""nulJ happen (and ult~ • m.11elv. C\. ti~ v.hat d id happc~:. .ire now p 1ntcd " lo<e~. eve( "t h ..... ~, v..ho would "get u into·~· oth"f \tc.tnl\m " •: Bu h a~ ens tho<;.e who buckc>: him nc1 v.e1ghcd the ~c!ipons1bilitf; n{ witgtnA w.u n<TW have no roollfl"' to 1.1lk. Ualnncy. ·"cry dny prove' the Gulf ~, r\ oproncnts more prophet1 Nol much ha~ been 501\icd All wan arc comphcatcd, wHtc· tul, cruel 1(f 1in to be a~d until ~ry oeher option is n· ha\a ted. •t once •n. 1 Mlion ii llooked, ii liftbd -.t• its......., la I '°"I and oft9'I t,.lllW nW 1taaM1 ftlM ,... be "" ax\ ...... Mllll Amuk111 ..._ .... .. =.cif ...... . ._. m::r1 -..... 94-· ( D I I ' I · MOTHIR'S iJ A Y' '91 She was your very first friend. Full of neat surprises from the start, she introduced you to .. daddy. To dinner! To your toes. Through the years she's been playmate, teacher, confidant and, still ... friend. For all s he is, there's May 12th. Let us help you make her day. Wom en's Fashions: Anastasia • Ap ropos Armoire • Au Coto n Be Be • Benetton • Boudoir Bruestle • Casual Comer Cashmere People • Da nusia Devon Becke • Fashion Frenzy Forgotten Woman • Georgiou Hannah • J.B. Diffusion Jacques Vert •Jay Jacobs Jean Ryan • Jindo Fu rs Joan Vass • Laise Adzer Lanz • The Limited Limited Express Merletto • Mima'c; Mineral • Mod asport Mondi Ports International Priorities • Riccha Selvaggio • Spash & flash Style For Two Sporting Life • Sport Set Traditionally Suited Tripos • Victoria's Secret Wet Seal N A ' I 0 Na • N Divac lifts Lakers to 109-98 • WlD By John Nadel AP~W1111r INGLEWOOD Urged on by Magic . Johnson, Vlade DiYac is playing Houston cenier Hakeem Olajuwon 10 a s1andstill . and thal's !he main reason 1he Los Angeles Lakers lead 1he Rockets 2·0 in their first·round playoff series. Oivac scored a career playoff.high 23 poinls, grabbed 10 rebounds and blocked three sho1s Su1urday as the Lakcrs beat the Rockels. 109·98, al the Forum to moYe within o ne victory of a berth opposite Snn Antonio or Golden State in 1he second round of the playoffs. 0\ajuv.·on had 23 points, 11 rebounds and one blocked shot. The Lakers can end the best-of·5 series Tuesday night in Houston. If the Rocket s win. a founh game will be played in l·louslon o n Thursday nigh.1. Divac, the 23·year·old Yugoslavian center in his second season, has picked a good time to play his best basketball since joining the Lakers. Jn Game I, he had 17 poin1s, 11 rebounds and five blocks in LA 's 94-92 Yittory. Olajuwon had 22 points, 16 rebounds and three blocks. "\l'fbde played lfOod in the first game and he was even better today," said Jo hnson, who had 13 pOints and 21 assists. "\Ve nlways thought he was going to be a key for us. If he plays weJJ. we've got u shot 10 win , 1-le's playing against one o f the bes1 centers of all 1in1c . "I'm always 111lking 10 V1ade . My main thin~ is 10 keep hi1n in 1he game, tha1·s 1ny JOb. Son\ctin\es, he floats nway. He's diving.. he's blocking shots, he's doing evcrylhing. I ha\cn'1 seen him put back· lo-back giuncs hke 1hfs toge1hcr all season. J)ivac \IUd he's better prepared for the playoff) than he was la\\ )tar "I didn't know as n1uch,"' he Joaid. •·t don't have (much) t)(pc nence. I ha\t to he stronger 10 help the Lakers win the chan1piono;h11l. "I hkc playing v.1th pressuri.!. I like big ga1nc" ~1 agic )a1d 10 play mo re aggreJo)JVC I cnn pla) much better. This v.as one of n1y hc,t gnn1c .... " The Laker!> uu1,.co1cd the £lockets 21-8 u1 turn a i;;ltn1 78-74 lead c:1rly in the fourth quarter 1n10 a 99-82 nd\'ant:1gc w11h 5:0~ rcrn1un1 ng. I hn1,1011 \l,:JJon'i closer 1han nine po1 n1i. after th at. "We f\C\'Cr got on b:iluncc today," Rockcls oach Don Chancy said. "We wanted 10 win the first game and put all o( our energy in to ii. lt's.\cry ha rd lo win htrc when ~ou gel beh1ncl.'" About D1 v:1c, Chaney i.a1d, "l'n1 ~urpri5cd :u the lc\'c l he is playing, he 1~ no t n1along 1hc n1istakci. thal he did c:1rltcr 111 the JC:ll •• Jame) \.\lo rthy ll'CI 1hc L.1lo..cr, .... 11h Z9 point~. 1.J 1n the final quaricr Byron Scon h.1d \7 anll S,1m Peril.in.; 14. "W e pla)ed bc11er on 1he boards than at :iny t1nH.! thl' )Car." Lakcrs Co:ich f\.1 ike Dunleavy ~rud . ··we got off 10 a slow i.ta rl. but v.c got brick into II. \Ve 1.1,ere Juclo..y 111 1he f1r't half, 1.1,c plJ)Cd paS~l\Cly .ind I IOUShlfl wus cold. "As for Vlade, I have always believed in hini. .. !e's given us a big lift , his pluy was aggressive everyv.·hcre. You need ~omeone 10 se t an example. and today 11 was Vlade." Vernon M:i,\'.well led the Rocket~ wnh JI point~. includi ng Si.\'. J·pointer~ 1n a playoff.record IJ a11cmp1s. Kenny Smith added 19 points for l·lou~1on . Olajuwon was crllical of. his 1cam's See LAKE AS/lf Kings hoping to lorce G•11e 7 EDMONTON •• Albcrla -Tomas Sands1rom supplied · the inspira1ion and Luc Robilaillc provided the offense for the Los Angeles Kings. Sands 1rom, playing wilh a fr11c1ured leg, gave the beal·up·Kings an emotional charge and Robitaille scorCd three goals lo lead a clutch 5· 2 win over the Edmonton Oilers on Friday night. The Kings thus staved ott elimination and liYed to play another di')' in the Smy1hc Division finals. The Oilers hold a 3·2 lead In 1he bcs1..of· 7 Kric1. which now moves 10 Edmonlon for a sixth garne today. A severtlh, 1f ncecsury, would be at the Forum on TueMtay night. "We have to play with 1M umc intensity (1oni1h1) 1ha1 wt did in thi' pmc:," l(inp Co.ch Tom Webt1cr 11id. "We'll have our wort cut our ' far us.·• ladl W-and llobitailla lelt 11111 ----......... 1o11 ...... Klop. Mal • ... .. • ...... .. r:aw···· ,. .............. , "'* '"CINI••••·" ,...ftr•k 'F ..... ..., April 28, 1991 The Daily Pilot .... _. ... llil I .. M-4111Ill.117 ....... NBA pllyalld2 Major la..-· Area brief1/87 Buslness/88 Favored South all-stars win 81100tout, 11B-108 By B1rry Faulkner OrlllOI Colsl ~ PIDI MISSION VIEJO -Tustin Hi~h Coach Tom McCluskey lcr1 his vc1n- bulging game race and hi5 Xs and Os home Saturday, choosing instead 10 kick back, relax, and watch some of the finest boys basketball talent in Southern California make him look good. The Soulh all-s1ar . did jus1 tha1. dcfca1ing the North, 116-108, in the annual O range County Prep Oassic all- Siar game at Saddlcback College. "I've been relaxed all week," said lhc unusually laid back McCluskey, after watching his team e rase u 56-55 halftime · defici1 wilh the aid of o 23-6 second-half run. "It 's just a fun si tuation to be in not 10 ha ve 10 worry 11bou1 defense, or ma1chups or anything like thal. I just wanted 1he kids 10 have fun and I think it was a very exciting game.'' 'fhe favored Rebels lurned up the excitement after in1ermission, behind 1hc three-pronged leadership of Tus1in's Thomas Clayton, Sanla Ana'• Chauncey Woolridge and Irvine's John Molle. Clayton, a 6·foot·2 forward bound for San Jose Stale, scored eight or his team's first 14 poin1 after 1he break, en route to 15 second-half points. ._le finished with 18 and added eight rebounds and two steals 10 earn the game's Most Valu3ble Player award in a close ballot over the aforementioned South standouts. Woolridge, a 6-S forward. nelled IS o f his 2 1 points in 1he final 20-minute hair, including nine of his !cam's 11 at one point during the South's game·brcaking run. "II seemed hkc he threw in aboui six in a row," f\1 cClu.,key i;;oid of \Voolrillgels red-hol s\retch. Molle, who n1atched \Voolridge's team-high 21 in hi., final high i;c hool South All.Star losh Borell.1 o( l,lgun<l Beach dn\e<i ag.a1ns1 Tom B.irra7a • con1est before heading off 10 Sa n Diego St:ite, netted nine of !hose 1n the second half. He was instrumental in 1he Rebels' solid 'tart He added seven rebounds and three assists. "I think we just had a c.ouple 1nore guys tha n they did," McCluskey said of the second·hulf 1urn. "Both teams had their ups and downs and there were some grcal plays by both te ams. But we just seemed 10 make a few more a nd 1hat was the reason we got them 1n the !>Ccond half." Adding 10 the South victory was starting gu .. rd Josh Bo rella, who contributed 13 poinls. three rebounds and two steals. Borelh1 hit 3 of 5 field goal a11en1pts.. including his only _,. pointe r. and, sank all four of hill free throws. Ocean View High''! 6·8 Ma rcel "f enBcrge hit a J..po1nter among hi'> SC\'e n points and e1ghl rebounds. while Es1&nci1 H1gh '1 Son Ly, the lhird Orange Co1s1 Arca represenr11ive for 1he winner , had 1hree poi11l and four rebounds Mater De1 standouts Jason Jane.ski and J.J. Ballesteros had JO and frvc points, respec11.;ely, for 1he: North. J.tnc~k•. who started at cenler"" for Coach R1ch11rd Sm11h (Servile), hit 5 or 8 from the field, pulled down seven rebounds and procured three steals. 8alles1er()) added three rebounds oft 1he bench a1 a guard spot. North guard ·res Whitlock, the County's lc<td1ng scorer with a Count)' si ngle-game re cord 68 points to his credit this season at Loara High, igni1cd lhc Yankees and electrified the crowd wnh 13 points in the final 1:35 of the first half. I-le had gone scoreless to tb•1 point. the o nly North player tQ be blanked. See BOYS,W l ... 1'-WO.~ C(loW ~ ,.... ,\.o\eJod, (arle of EslaJ'lCtJ SC°'->P~ up shot during Orange County Atl·Star Came. South girls have a little problem in 82-68 setback Bv Barry Faulk.Iler ~Goist 0-., Pllol MISS ION VIEJO -Forget about the North"s 1win towers -ii was lhe solo 5pccd bu rner that killed the South Saturday in 1he Orange Counly Prep Cla.;s1c 111\·11u1r girls baske1b:ill game a1 Saddle.back College Valene lluiz, the ~ho rtc~t p!.t)t r On the floor at a r11erc 5-foo•·2. -.cootcd, ~w.1rn1cd and ~hot the o rth 10 an 2-6R up~cl YICtory. fin1~hing v.·11h ZO p<llnt~ and the gamc"!o ~lo't alu.1blc Pl:1~c r av.ar<I H.u11., from Kennedy tl1gh, ~tole the 'Pllt\lghl --rr om ~tar11ng fron1cour1 1i;a111nu'llC' 1 racy T 1tU) (Loara) i1nd Leslie Fergu~1n (La l·lahr1t), 'conng 11 o f her team ·~ (1r~1 15 po1n1~ 10 help keep her cold-.,hootu1g tcamm:u c close Onlr a pair of H.u1 z field goals. 1nclud1ng rt J·poinltr. denied a slr11ng Sou1h opening rtJ the Yankees h11 only t1.1,·o of their first 21 "hot' The South, which recc1\•c:cl 'conng con1nbut1on'I from 10 Of II~ 15 pla)er1> within the firsl 15 m1nu1 e~. reeled off 11 17-0 run. beginning with 15 4 left 1n the lirst 20-minute half, lO earn a 19-t> edge. It was 21-15 Sou1h with 5:53 lch in the opening half, but Ruiz carr1ed the toad on her duninuti\'e s houlders un11I her teammulc'i cnme alive, closing to w11h1n 35-34 by hnlftirne. "I knew she v.as very qu1 ck, tiut until today. I didn't know how good s.he could be." North Coach Denise Selbe of C')prcss 111gh ~iud or Rutt . "Wo call he r 1he httle rocket." E..stanc1a l·h gh' Melody rle, the Orange Coasl Oally Piiot's Orange Coast Area Pla}C r of....itt.-Yur, fueled the South g1rJ, tn lhc opening h.1lf he con1nbu1ed SC\en of he1 1ean1-h1gh 13 po1n 1s before 1n1crmi ion, :u1d helped keep ever)onc in..,olved offcn'11\ely during ht'r umc at lhc point 1\fler i1lt,11.lo..1ng the bct,kct fl1r mu h of 1he first half. hov.c ... cr. the !'.louth hccA me le!ls ,1ggrc~s1 ... e offen,1\el) and their leAd va n1~hed 1n !hl' final 20 minute'> "\\le d1dn '1 talo..c bad shot~. ""c JUSI 1.1,eren't hitting,·· ~aid McNamee, who s,11.1, her team's 43 J fir)t·half ~hooting pcrcent11ge (IJ for 30) dip 10 28.2 (11 for 39) in 1he second half. The Norlh opened 1he 11econd half with a 12·2 run. lhcn added spurl or 8· 2 and 13·2 IO keep lhe Rebtls at bay. iitu.!> and Ft:rguSQn , who shot · a combined 1 for I I from the Ooor before 1nterm1ss10n. fin is hed with SI\'. and 14 points rcspcc1rvely, but "'"ere hardly dominant forces -- "They kept 1alk1ng about u · ha\ int a \trbng 1ns1de game. bul I though! our lhrec·guard ~11a.ck wo~kl give them problem~;· Sci~ said. "l think their 1n~1de game also had some1tung 10 do v. uh neutrahz1ng our frontcourt,'' 1\mong rhe South's s1rong 1ns1de ro1a- 11on was Corona del Mar's Heather I lahcr1y, Co'ta Mesa's Rachel Ward, c .. 1ancHflo Robin Cordrey and Los ;\n11gos' Ca rne Elsaesser. flahcrty finished with nine points, five rebound~ and two steals, while Ward hil 5 o r 9 field goal ,a ttempts to join Earle a the only Rebels in double figure1 (10 points) Cordrcv. an unheralded forward from Mc NamCe·s Pacific Coast League champs, tallied all seve:n of her points from the free.throw line, where he missed only once. Rounding out the Or1nse Coast Area con1ingen1 were Edison High's Erika Miller (four points). as well as M1rina' Colleen Hatch, Estancia's Patrice. Lumpkin, and Huntington Beach's Jina See GIRLS,W Oald•d continues to 1181 wen at expaae of ~. 4-8 By Tim Liotta AP $oorti Wr'lltt OAKLAND -Terry S1cinbach ind Mike Moore hook off the nu, Dive Henderson shook off his slump and Rkkcy Hender50n's lea held up. The A's Sol hcahhier a1urda1 in their •-3 victt>ry oYer the California Ansel as S1cinbach led 1he way •ith lhrce RB I and OIVC Hcndcnon iddtd four more ht1i.. "We're 11ar11n1 10 dO more of the 1h1np we know .-e. can do." .. w M1rk McGwire. •ho 11to drove in a nrn. Ric:Uy Htndrt"°"' Ktw11ed ftolll rM d6u'lld NII lllfon 1M ..... bMlell IH¥ lar Illa A's Md -0 far '· ••••0211, -....... ..., ., """ "-" ..... _ _..., .. _ -. ...... 14 ..... -aaot1I I muscle in his left calf. "My timing wa'i a linle off. but I waJ more concerned abOul just making ii through chc day,'' Henderson 1aid. "I JOI a couple of good tests. and it felt OK. I think I wa more' afraid of put1in1 pte sure on 1l I'll lhc pla1e. 1'\I do better (•od•y).'' Moore (3-0) could not be doins bctlcr as he iJ oft 10 1hc bul 111rt in htt 8VJ· year career. WI year, he 11!'\lllJCd lo a ll·IS record wi1h a 4.6$ ERA. "LI t year 1 dtfinl1ety be'ind me," Moore Mid, "I'm no1 ;:•Rythina differcnlty really. I'm lh all my pile.ha fOr t1nke1 and mowi IM ball •round. r .. maklna P.'4 pitdlo> and they ire ICOf'in& ruM behind me •• Moore-rchd--••othl "I loll -lly iki;' llid. "I -.. --No!S:J. _, fool lib 11-I I -001 .... .......... • ... lhe 1.:. Ill~ ... llJI •• Giants edge Dodgers, 4-3 .. an Ant n1 surprised by Golden State Golden State's up et victory over the San Antonio Spurs gave Don Nelson's Warriors the home court advantage in their NBA playoff cries. It certoinly didn't make Nelson confident. "We played a near-perfect game," Nelson said after hi team beat the Spurs in San Antonio, 111-98, Saturday "We arc probably going to have 10 come back here for a Game 5 ... "That's 1f we play well and win one in Golden State." The Warrior • who lo t 13()...121 on Thursd.iy, tted the best-of-5 eric at 1-1. The te am travel to Oakland for the third and fourth gamel> of the We tern Conference pla~off enc Chri s Mullin had 27 point s and led a 10· 0 third-quarter run for Golden State. The Wamor'I, who heltl 3 55-47 lead a1 the half, opened the tlmd period wi th 10 tra igh t poin1~ and led by as many as 19 in the quarter. Mullin had 10 points in the period. AP l_,photo Utah guard Delancy Rudd goes for fake by Phoenix's Jc.>ff I lornacek during aturday's game. :·t know if I iake good hot\, eventually they're going 10 fall for me," Mull in said. "The main thing was we were able to cont rol the tempo." Tim Hardaway added 20 points for Golden State, wh ile Mitch Richmond and Saruna Marciulioms each had 16. Marciuhon111 got 12 of his m the econd period. overtime and Ron Anderson conve rted two free thrO\v v.11h :!.'\ \Ctoncl \ to gl1 ,.., Philaelphia took a 2-0 le,1d in rhe ... erico,. The Golden State defense held the Spurs to 32 fewer point\ than on 1 hur 'da;. "hen Willie Ander on had 3 points and Da\id Robin on and Rod St rid.land each had JO. a-. mam combined a the entire ream had Saturda\ Game 3 of the hc-.t·of-5 -.cries will be played ruc,day in Phil,1dclph1,1 No team has come back from l°'1ng the l1ht 1\\U ga mc' of a be!ll-of-5 NBA encl. at home. Andcr ... on led 1h1. s".cr\ \\Ith 24 points and Charle' Barkley hJd ~:? poin t' and 13 rebounds. Alvin Robertson led M1lv.auket· wi th 31 points and Jay Humphne h,1d :!4 including a 3-pointer .it the bu.zzer of regula11on to force overtime. Rob1n.,on led the Spur\ · aturdJ\ \\Ith 2 point • I 'i rebound., and three blod,eJ ... ho1'. "hile 1 crry Cumming' had 26 point'> and 12 rehound., and •\ndCNln h,11.J 19. tnckland "a' lin11tcJ to eight point' • un~ 102, Jazz 92: In Phnenix, Jeff Hornacek cored 2~ points and bad.up cen ter Andrew Lang added .1 playoff career-high W as the Suns rcboundt•d fro m an cmh,1rr,1"1ng lo'~ to even their '>erie ar one game apiece •76er'> 116, Bucks 11 2: In \lil\.\;1ukee, Rici. \f,1horn\ l,1)up broke ,, Ile "1th Ill 'c1.·11nd left in -frC1m 1'he As ociated P~ss LAKE RS From 81 dfc1rt aftef'\\.ird. We tlidn't play ~mart defen!>e, "c didn't play together a a team," he aid "We h,1vc to play smarter, 1 'l 3-point attempt.., by Ma\'Well . I\\'") not ~mJrt We must take h1~h-pcrc:t."ntagc .,hoh bccau-.e the L ,11..cr.. cap11ahzc on m1,tJke., " A' f 1r a D1vac " con1.crncd, 01.iJu"on 'aid "Vlade\ ,, good pl,1\Cf, .he' pl l)Cd \.\Ctl Jtl \C,lf hef\ time I left him underne.11h. the) found hnn fur ,1 lawp I h," c 111 pl,1~ him ·norc hnnc:'t nc\I game. \IJ\ un1.crnca1h It m,1ke' 11 11n11.h e,1..,.cr "hen \OU \C !!Ill \1ag11,; P•""nit to )'<'U .. • I he I .11..cr' led 4~-4 I i.lt h.1ll11ml .rnd h~ nine po1n1' four 11mn c.111~ 1n lhl· rhird qu.1rtcr hcfurc the Rnc~c1-.. 'p.irj..cd by \l,l\\\l II, h,111 led bi.Id M,l\v.ell .. cored 11 'rr.111.!ht puint!>. the finJI two on .1 l.1\11p Like a good neighbor. State Farm is there. See me tor car ttome 11e and 11eat111 "'Suranrp M.J . CHIP $TASSEL Agent <714) 650-5800 l71 Y'ictona StrHt SfATI •AIM A .. _ ... ,....,...,., Costa Mesa. CA 92627' ,., .. f. '"''11.tfitn(.• ~""CM'°",._\ """'" Oll<"' ~· '°_S_U_I ._ .. _< .. ~, B (¥)1" "QI~ II "()~ wh1d1 11ed 1hc g,1me 58-all. A 'hort JUmpcr by O lajuwon put the Rocketl> .1hc,11.J 60-58 before a tip 1n by 0 1vac and a three point pl.1y h) Joh"'on g.we the Lnl..cr\ a three-point lead pu tting them •head for good \ie11her team led h\ more than fnur pointc; during the re!>t of the third quarter. wh ich ended with the Laker" on lop "'4-70 f he Roel.er-. 'cored the game·, fir'>I "' po1nl"> .md led 11 -2 ,1f1er 2 3\ of pla) But then the) \\Cnt cold. gtlll1g 5 44 "11hout '>coring while the Lakers ran off 14 '1ra1gh1 point' to take a I 6· 11 lead The Rocket '> wed the g,1rne 16· all before the Lakero; cored the final c;evcn poinb of 1 he fir'l t period for a 23-16 at(\antagc. Houston mnde JU.,t 'even of 11., 24 field goal attempt' in the opening 12 minute . The Rocket\ drc" within nnt• ANGRS From 81 point c.1rh in the· second q uarter before the Laker-. oul\corcd them 16·4 IOl!Cltlhead 11·2 . rhc 1111.11 '>I~ point~ of the run came nn '·po1111 'hots hy D1vac anJ I .1rn Drew : l\.\O of the five J. p111111 ,)ml\ L lh •\n!!clc~ milde 111 the 'c~ond pcr111d 11 "'•" 41...\(1 hdun: the Rodet' 'cored the 1 ..... 1 ll\e point' of the ... c:rnnd quarter the final three 1)n a 10-fuor 3-prnnter by M,1\well .11 the buucr -to dra" "11h111 -.even JI hJlf11mc lhc Ro<.l.et' "ere 3-oPJ from \. point rang&. Ill the rirst hulf while the l.Jkcr' "l're 7-of-11. I luwc\C.!1, Lo~ Angele' didn't make a 3·po1nt 'hot 1n the 'econd half. I he Laker'> played without Sl\th ma n I ur~ Teagle. who was ,u.,pemled for the game and fin ed S7.500 hy the NBA for punching Dave Jamernrn of the Rocl..ct'i in Game I. tnllllll! '>1e111h.ich "a' 'cra1ched from the hn1.up I 11d.1\ nigh t \.\llh I he 1111 c.treer that\ happened I'm keling 1 lot hctrcr," Oennl'> E:.d.er~le)., th\.· lllth S1cmh.1d1 ,,11;1 I'm not 100 Oakland p11che r. got h1' ,c.,.enth percent hut I'm ~d11ng there s.we a~ the A's beat the \nl!elc; for \foorc: g."e up ,c,cn hit' 1n Mi the hfth time tn 1x1h ~JOH!' 1h1~ mninl.!' 1ml kit after pmch h1th:r ea,un l .incl l'.1rmh\ RBI pulled the "\\c: h11 tiall right .11 ti .. m .• ind Ancc" "•Ihm 4-3 the} hit ball through 11,,.. \aid \-IJrl Ltn.ll,IOn (I· I) '"cnt the Cahforn1J·~ Lui Polom 1 All thev J1-.11nce. 1llnw1ng four run-. and nectl 1, one run to ~ct .1he.id of u' ,c,cn h11' I le 'truck out five .ind and the) take control of the "ulked 1hr1.:e Two ol the three game · ha11er'> he walked came arou nd to Alter Moore ga'e up two f1r-.t· 'core. Hendcr\on went 4 for 4 and 1nninit run . . te1nb.1ch 11ed the ra"ed h1<. a"erl!Sc to .420. 'core w11h a two-run dnu tilc 1n the "I'm nor hot," Dave Hender.,on fir I inning lie drove in another -.aid "Hot " whe n )OU Ciln wal k run w11h a !..icnfict Oy 1n th e ,1 ~1h up to 1hc plate, elo~e your eyc<1, :::::=====wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilmiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;===:i 11 nd gc t .1 h 11 I'm struggling tn get I ' a hit JU\t hke everybody el<.e .. 5·apeed eC>rW9fttbfe, fatt• OYer leGM Of buy. White w'bllc top plna1t1plng, 251< ""'91, fultV loaded, Cot phone, U~oded WhMtt, 190r deck apoltef. $57&/mo. 1eoM COfl 119-3679 $23,500 ' # cer, for rhe Angel!> took a 2·0 le.id in rhe t1r-.t o n run -'>coring -.angle' h) L),1,e Winfield and Da\.c Parler I he \ ., countered '""h three l\\.0·0\11 run' m the f1N •\lier Jo,l' CJn,crn "·•lked .md 0,1\C ~lc ndcr,nn "llngled li1e1nha~h cJouhlcd 1n10 the left ccn1e1 field ,die' and 'cored nn ~l.irl ~1cc.iw ire\ '-tnglc. Oaldand "cnt .1he.1d ·I-:! in the ,c ... enth. C.11i...cco drc" a lc,1dorf walk, \\Cnt to third on D;we l kndcr,on\ .. ingle .to nght .rnd 'cored on te1nhJl h\ .,,11.nf 1n: Oy The two tcan'l!. conclude the three-game serie 1n Oakland at l:OS todny with Jim Abbott (0-3) o pp os ing the A ' Kirk Ores cndorf er (2· 1 ). DllEll From 81 The DoJaer • "'ho~ 26 first· 1nn1ng runs have accounted for one-third of t heir overall production, took a 1-0 lead on Darryl Strawberry's two-out, wand· bl~n blo<>p double between three Gianf\ m n1tu-center field and a twe>*base throw1na error by Down . Loi Anplc1 KOrcd its second nan en the ~nth innina on an R81 poundout by Oilt~r. 1'e Oints took 1 4-2 lead 1n the ninth when Mike Kinaery JCOnd from second on Mile P•lder'a infield tinale and a Ulrowi,. error by third b11tman I.Anny Harril -· ~ AsfOC'tlll~ ,.,.,,. MISSION VIEJO -Mark Spitz'• comebeck wu dealt another setback Saturday when Matt Biondi beat the ___ _ former Olympic champion in the 50- meter butterfly in a matehup of gold-medal winners. Biondi swam the race in 24.51 seconds in his attempt to break the world record time of 24.3~ seconds. Spitz, winner of seven unprecedented Olympic gold medals nearly 20 years ago, swam in 26.Sl. The 41-year-old Spitz lost to Tom Jager on April 13 in th e first race oC hi comeback. Jager finished in 24.92 seconds, while Spitz clocked 26 70 in the 50-meter butterny. "I liked my ~tart but I seemed to fall apart midway through the race," Spitz said after his defeat Saturday. Out pi11 . aid he wn not unhappy· about his progrcs\ ''I am d1i,appoin1ed in my time but I feel better about 1h1~ race than rhe one two weeks ago," he l>.tid. "I feel good about my progre s and I feel 1 am imprnving all th e time." Spill re tired after '\Citing seve n world record to match hi~ medals in the I 972 Olympics at Munich . I le hn-. been training fo r more than a year at UCLA 111 a bid to make the U.S. Olympic Team and compete in the 100-meter butterfly. Af1er h1 lo 11 to Jager, Spit.c said he learned hll\\o belier 10 con trol his body and his ne rves. He implored fans not to count him out. On Saturday, p11z repeate<,tJus resolve. TeleVlllon-Radlo rELE\.ISIO~ \1ocor poru 4 ~S • m -Form11li1 Ooc ltr•nd l'n• or San Minon ln1m lmol•. Italy. fSPN 'I 10 am -NASCAR $()1 lr11m \hmnMllC, V,;. I SPN 1'0<1n -NASCAR Gr.inti '~l111n.1I 1r1plchc .. t1er from \1,1111n\vtlk. Va (14pc). I "' 2 rm Atlnntlc lirnc' <l•mpcllttnn lrnm I .on11 nc ... h 11.11x1 1 'iNl ti 10 "m Mnl)t.:I ... r \llmf'Cltllnn f111m Vuuur,1 11 tp~J C PN R••krtb .. 11 IO .1 111 'Ii !l '\ l'IAWH\ ll'Ja 1n.1 "' B .• ,, '" < h1oncl 4 I ln f' 111 'HI\ l'IA\.,lf\ ,,.,. 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The goal was Corson 's ninth of the playoffs. Montreal goaltender Patrick Roy kept hi team in the game with a great overtime period a the Bruins oubhot the Canadiens I 2-9 in the C)(tra period. 'W' 11111 M 11 1'1111 11111r1 Rocket Ismail, the highest-paid ,,,_•; athlete in pro ports. ran like an ~-... amnieur Saturday. I mail finished last _r ___ _ m an eight-man field m the 100-meter da h at the Penn Relay . "I knew what the results would be," said Ismail, the former Notre Dame football star who last week Mgned a contract worth as much as $26 million with the Toro nto Argonauts of the Canadian Football League "1 he way thing' have gone for me the la t 2Yl or 3 week , I hadn't had a chance to work out. But, what the heck, 11 wac; good 10 parti<;ipate." In other port new Saturday: • occer uper tar Diego Maradona was indicted on charge-. of violating federal narcotn:: la"'' .tnd "·" rcle,111ed from 1ail early today on S20.000 bond. 1 he 10-)eilr:.clld striJ..er fo r Napoh .ind form er c.1ptain of Argentina'<; World Cup team \\<I\ forh1dden tc1 leave the cou nt ry pending tnnl. 10 ,1cconhtncc .... uh an order 1 sued aturJa) ' night hv federal 1udgc Amelia Berrnz de Vidal. F·cder.il pro,ccutor Roberto Amayo told reporter... .11 the l·ederal Court Ou1lding that Mardon,1, .1rrc'1ctl l-r1day along w11h two- comp.1111on,, w,1, .1ecu.,cd of "d1:.1nbu1ing drug~ fre e of chJr~C ,111d drug p<>'i~css1on ... • Oufl'r V. .lldorl, who e th1rd-ro11ml 1 la t year led iu u finJI core of 300 and a check for S2.'i62. 11cd the I ore-.. 1 OaJ..-. Cou ntry Club record with 11 1> under-par llJ for .1 ... hare of the lead with Hob Wolcoll ill the Gre.11er Greensboro (N.C ) Opl'n golf 1ourn.1ment • C1eorge Archer 11\ed ,1n occurate puller to record nine h1rd1c'> and 'hoot .i cour e-record 64 to ,h,1rc the le.id w11h ~hkc Hill at the Doug Sander-. (..:elcbr11v GolJ Cl.1 "c m Huu~ton • P,1u l Oouj.thCrt) -.cored three 11me a' the \l\1t1ng ~.in Diego ockcrc; heat the t Lou1o; C.,torm. 7-4. to ad,ance to the Major occer Lc.1guc·-. ch.1mp1on.,h1p 'enc-. for the fourth con .. CCllll\.C )CJf .,\l.,.d.1,1d .1ppurcntl)' raced h1m,elf into the Kentuc.I..) Ocrh' h) \.\tnmng the Derby !'rial .it Ch111Ch1ll Down<; in I ou1 \Ille ,1ftcr being humped .ii the hrc.1}. h\ 81g 1\1'., h prc"'· ma~ing the 11"1 't.irt nl h" c.1recr. Qlltl or die ctaJ Geor~e ~teinbrenner. explaining why he c .1me dme 10 tc H'-on h1\ fir,t dav .1 ,, chief prnwl.llllon \.\llne" .1g.11n\t llowurd p1rJ 'Yrn1 'n; not much of a pcr.,on 1f you don't ~t.·t emot1n11,1I .1hout our f.1mil). )Our ku.h. )'llllr mother \Oltr 7-\c,ir-olct mother " Major Laaguas Romine's clutch two-run single helps Boston top Kansas City Ornngc C'u,l\t College product Kevin Rom111c hit Dan Schatzeder'<; ~ firs t pi tch for a two-run, 11c· hreaking \1nglc in the ixth mning ~, ... ·•- and Jal.I. CIJrk added n three-run homer ,1\ Uo ton held off Kan\a City. h·4. aturday at Roy.ii' Stadium Thl' Ro-...il1., ... cored three 11me 111 the ninth on RBI '>In 'le' by Terry humpert, Jim [1 cnrc1ch and Dann\. r.1r1 ,1hull. Jeff Reardon \truck out Kirk G1b-.~m with t\\O runner' on ht1-.c to end the game for hi' "~lh 'l<IVe I om Bolton {2 0) ga\.e up four hit-. before lea"ing 1n the '~'enrh inning He defeated Kan"a' C11y for the .,cwnd time in 11 Jay'\ Kevin App1cr (1-3) loo;t to th e Red Sm fur the econd 11me th1-. ye.tr. Joe I lc-.keth truck out Jun f:.1,e nre1ch with the IM"e' ln.11.Jed to end the evcnth. He gave up run· ~cor111g hit'> to Shumpert nnd l:.t~cnreich tn the ninth .ind I .1rtnhull si naled off Reardun. Mike Mimh.ill aot fuur hill> fur Bo~ton, which beat the Roy..il!. for the fou rth time in five gt1mes. The Red Sox won deo;p11e leaving 13 runners on base. •Twins 7. Mariners 2: Kent Hrbek and Brian Harper hit two-run homer~ at the Metrodome a M1nncsot1it built its fir t fou r-game w1nn1n1 streak of the 1eason. Kevin Tapani (2·0) allowed i11 hits in e1aht mgmp. struck out rour and walked two. He has held oppanent~ to three runs or leu in all rour stans. Onan Holman (2·2), who blanked Minne1e>ta on April 16, allowed .-:ven hits and six walks in six-plua inn1nas . • Wltrtte S.. 14, Y..a.. 9: In Oaeca,o, Dan Patqua homered rwicc. clrcwe in four NM ud had four h1u u the White b .,C 20 hilt. ~ ..W to atart a rsw-nan rallJ la llClOftd ...... Mt Ml .. homo nan at 1111 ....,.. ID oplft a .....,. IMrd _. hit .... ,., 414-laot ..... , ill the ..... ••:Ma I. Ortllll Ji In •ldlllON, Dae A .... pw i:..:n lft 6~ lnninp for hie Ina ....,. lince r 1"9. Jim 0.nter...,... •two nana for the Brewen in tlle MWlldt _. a., Shefllcld hh a tw0-run lfnslt lA the....., I Boslde's homer propels Cubs to win over Reds Pitche r Shawn Bo k1e· wa-. loo~mg ror"ard 10 h1 • fir t mn1or league homer But when he. hit 11. he didn't get a chance to ce 11 . ~ Bo k1e and Andre Dawson homered Snturday a the lumping Ch1cngo Cub beat the Cincinnati Redo; at Riverfront Stadium, .3 Bo k1e (2· I) hit a two-run homer in the econcJ inning for , 3-0 lead. pulling a Oat pitch that wa one or 'ICvcral m1\take' by Norm Charlton (1·2) "I didn't CH~n .,cc 11," he 11aid "I guci; t clo ed my eye,. I '"w 11 going over the wall Tha1's prC'tty .1we<.o mc." ' • Plr1tt 10, Mets I: Uobby Bonilla, who went ' for Ci, drove in four rune.. and Randy Tomlin (2· 0) ond Hub P11ttcr1oon combined on a four hitter Al Shc.1 Stadium • Phllltc• 4, P•drt J: Danny CoJC made h1\ first ma1or league appcarnncc 1n three season" and allo"'ed one run and three hit in \e..,cn inning~ at Veterans Stadium • CardlHll 1, E•pos I: At Busch Stadium. Mo ntreal k»t It ~ven1h straiaht and hi' ~ored JU t one run 1n iu lut JS inninp. • lnft• 1, Attret I: Prancilco Cabrera's 13th· 1nnin1 'in.le drOYC in Tom Olavuae from second with the winni.Da nan at the Asarodomc. -l'Nllt n. 4tlf1mW ,.,., 1V Listings For Week Sunday Afternoon Sunday Prim• Time 1:00 1:30 7:00 7:30 • • • • • • -------- Sunday Nl&ht Owl 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:00 1:30 1:30 1:00 1:30 _...,,., Aprll21,1991 Aprtl 28, 1991 10:00 10:30 11:00 ........ ... 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J:. c-) ~ '--l ~ ~ ~ J i • -I -I Listings For Week ..... ., ........ ..,4,lHl ... ... • •• S.turd•Y Prime Time May4, 1991 1:00 1:30 1:00 1:30 8:00 8:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 S.turd•Y Nllht Owl May 4 , 1991 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 3:30 4:00 4:30 -- - - • 1 • 1 • .. 11 • .. " • .. • • M " • a • • 11 • a ........... '1TV 'il,....CI l .. TV ~.lw, Q -~-.. -.... ......... ~-............................... . -., • -rec ......._ ....... _..,._,, _.... ._..., '1 ,... '"" .,.... • .,. ....,.., _..__.._ __ ..._.~F+ ,,,w • ......, .. ,-i.o...1111o_, ... .,, l'ICl'I-•-··- Domesticated 'Dinosaurs' worthy of another look ' --- ~fut RobmBranco_ Scripps 11owara '-tws Sefvlc:e ·1 he much-ant1cip:11cd premiere of ,\oc·~ "DinO!jaurs .. raise~ two n1ajor. t1nd entirely separate, qucs- 11011s: Js it any good. and will it be a big hit? "l'h c dcfin1t1\C ans.,...'Ct.) nrc "Kind ar· and "Could be " Big help. huh? Set in the yea r 60.000.003 B.C., lo"'cr." "Dinoo;;aur!>" follo..-.s the f1rs1 gcn- cr:i t1on of married dinosaur) in 1hc1r attcn1pt to ad1u~t 10 f:tn1ily hfe. t~arl Sinclair (no1e the nit con1pan~ 1H1mc, one of 1hc sho...,,·s clever conceits). i" a 43·ycar-old n1egalo .. aurus v.ho co nl>idcr" him - !>elf ku1g of the huuse rind l..ing of the hca\\S, a cla 1n1 hi-. ..-.•i(e, Frnn , disputes. Together. the)' have t"'O r hll· ·rhc "ho..-.·. says producer Mi· chacl Jncob!>, 1s "11n ob' ious con· tcmpornry show 11Jld in parable." It also is an obvious and inten· 1ton11I take-off on ··1·hc I-fa ncy· n1ooncrs," \\h1 ch "''"" Jacobs' wa} uf m:iking his !>!range chart1cters 1n)t:intly 1dcn11fiahlc . You'll ccrtn111 tv tclcntify them all J technolog1cal n111rvel. ''l)inoi.:'lur,," whic h pr~·n11crtd Fnd:1y night. 1s the. firs1 (and prob· ;ihl) la)>t) collaboration bc tY.ecn J1n1 l·h:nson Productions and \\/ah Di~nc~ l 'elc\1\1on, lY.O comp,.n1c)> 1h:11 h!!\'C spent the past fey.• 111onth.!i accu\1ng each <11hcr of fXJ"'Cf -lu:.1 and greed. (Verdi ct: 13\'lh co1npan1c' arc right.) drcn. a 12·year·old material girl. AOC doesn 't want lo reveal.any and 11 14-year·old son "''ho can·1 details (ruining 1he n1agic, and all undc rsland why nex1 year 1~ that ). but lhe shov.· is a mix of me· ! 60.000.002. c·\Vhy are ..... c coun•in chanics. eupec1ry and proban-1 • back...,arcl"? \Vhat arc we wa1ung 1ncn in Dino suits, \Vhatever t cy for?"} t\rc. th~y have an_ impressive abi_li1y I he :.ho..., al:.o 1s the last, great hope fur r1 brenk·oul TV ht! 1h1" 'CU.!o1)n -.tnd the :.t·ason·:. la.lot 1c:.1 of tht• "Pf:Oplc Warll Surnc1hing D1ffcrf:nt " thcor) uf ·r\1 progrnm.- 1111ng. If you do \\Jnl <l1ffcren1 , A\1(' 1' g1\oi ng you an C.\\r1:mcly cx- P"n"i'c half-hour <;Ltcom swan1 1lcd w11h 1cc hno-1n:incl dinosaur!\ \vho dance and tulk :ind look jul>I 11bou1 "' hfc -Jil..c ;i, ~pt.l}·p:1intcd ruhbcr Call\ Like 111any ·rv fathers, Earl ,, to reg1s1er emouon -more 1m- blu~1c1111g and unsure oL hi., re · prcssi"e than "omc ac 1ors I could , sponsibil1 tics. which ilfcludc 11 name. i d1n n·cgg b:iby on the ...,·;1y. _Prc.!i~et.J li 's 100 ,0011 to judge all the ' (,~: inonc:'. !~~J1ll~' ~0~.a ~<use fro~haract cr,, but the best so far is ABC 1' 1'0 an.\1Uus for a hit, ll C\t'n duhhed t:nday "D-Day:· Thc1c "<:re "Din1)!>aurs" tic-ins 1n C\C t\ 1\BC" l:1tc -ni&ht and daytime ~11n' FruJay, ~1ar1111g .... ·ith "Into lhc N1ghf" .ind n1oving 1hrough Tht· <.011 p~. It ...,ould be ;i near mir- Jl·tc if an} 1<oho..., live d up to :i-o 1nuch hype. "fha1 "Dinosaurs" c\cll survive' ii a,, if no! breath· 1.1l..1ng. at le:il>t not disappointing, t~ an :1ch1cvcmen1 1n Itself. hi OO~s al ~sayso. ..-.he~c ar B:iby. a pesky 1nranl who is n run· pushe~ llC('s O\_c1 for housing de · ning hlan\ of needs and dc1)rrs. vt•lt1 pn_lcn1 :. Tn~cralops hos" BP. (Iii.~ favoiitc hnc? ·'Arn 1 ;11 1hc K 1.c hf1c~d ·. (\OLC~ by .s~e~!!'.''~ \IOI)' yet?") or a11 the characters, llcn1,lc)) IS 1101 ~)n1pathct1c, !he it's likely ihat Baby _ adorable \\iLY I see 1L you don't need .. more and cxa~pc rallng -...,,111 touch the rnoncy. You"nccd less fa~11 ly. funtlcs! nerve \\hat 1s Earl tn do. since -a~ h1' hc .. t fn l·nd pennis out -this i!> ~lht:'. nc..-. age. <1nd dad~ no longc1 ca1 their children? lie toys v.·11h the 1de;1 of leavi ng hi~ famil y. but ll> talked out of it by Arthur Riz1.1c. a h11le creature who has just C\C;1pcJ being dinner. Arthur !Cache~ Earl the n1ost important lesson of '50s ~i 1 con1 fa1hcrhood : "Nu n1a1h.:1 how low you are in this ..-.orld, as lo ng as you ha\'e a family to con1e home 10, they're For "01no~nu rs'" 10 \\Ork . 11 1nust s11rn1ount !he hurdle (aced by .i n) fantasy ~ho,v: It mu~! m:1ke U<; .1cccpt th e character" as human. for ijll their scales. claw~ and car· toon e~a~er:uions. To 11s credit, though. 11'~ already surm ounted another maJor TV hurdle: It de:· mands 10 be seen ::i $econd 11n1e. I h11.,cn't been able to ~ay that about a ~itco111 s111cc, oh. 11 feels 1;kc 60.000.003 B.C. Town finds there's more to life than just teleVision; residents pull plugs for a week . By Denlse LavOTif-··--l ':'nduy, and instead of w1uch1ng 'Charles Tiie Aisocllled Prts1 T..-.o hundred families signed up in Charge,' I read and ..-.·cnt to 1\NDOVER, Conn. Life fur a .... eek of unplugged TV. but bed." wi1hout tclcv1.:;1on can be tough: tenicr estimated 1hat 100 other Like his older brother, 6·year· Ju~t ask J 1-year-old 1-leath fnmilic< tuned out ns word spread. old Ian llore ly mill!ied "MacGyver." Carlson. l "hc town of 2.500 people, 20 They watc~ lhe show Mondays It rain~d all weekend und he miles cast of 1-lartford. planned nights and the re runs on weekday missed the last ga1ne of the regular dozens of ac1iv11ies 10 fill up !he afternoons. tan spent his free time sc11son bc:1wccn lhc Chicago Bulls lime . including volleyball: a puppe.1 pretending he >A·as G.I. Joe . .and 1hc-Dctr.oiJ is.tonJ.-ll~s w in ~i and adv)U..rr"<m>--Mrr.-€11t1sort,""1 ... , and ..,,.d .. lru . reduced 10 watching his mo1hcr horscshoc .cnthusi3sts on how lo bnnd. Gary. 1ook in a wine 1as1ing make Sunday breakfast. all be· throw n ringer. Sunday afte rnoon. A couple of cov.~ his family was one or 300 in ·rhc TV world seemed faKi· nigh.is 1he family sat 11round a 1own that s..-.vrc off television for na1ed by a town !urning its back backyard campfire and toasted the week. on 1he clec1ronie age's equiYa/ent marshmallow1. ''I 1hought ii was stupid ," he of lhc liYing room hearth. CNN. Carlson, a 35-ycar·old c1rpcnter. said. His 9·year-old sister, Elke, NBC and a 1:rench TV company said he didn't think his family'• had an even better word for it: "It sent cnn1crl'I crews. habit of v.·1uching two or 1hrec wa a horrible Idea." 1'he 1hrce Carl$0n children were hours or television a day was any· "NTV," standini for No Telcvi· not alone in their grief. Their thing to worry about. sion, was the brainchild of commu-mother. Ivy. found the prospect of "I don't mind if 1hc)' watch TV, nity 11c1ivis1 Dianne Grenier. Her folding• mountain of laundry &rim but I'd ra1her 1hcy IO out and in1cntion was to rouse the couch without her favorite mornina 1alk throw a ball or do t0methin1 potatoct, encouraae children to be show. else," he Slid. more con1Cicn1ious 1bou1 their "I'll sure miY Phil (Donahue) Orcnic.r HKI she doe111 '1 con- homework and ae-1 families 10 this mornina -my foldina p.rt-sider the eiperimtnt 1 t1•htre even spend more lime 1ase1her. ncrl I listened to '°"" CDs in· for thole who sneall:ed tnUcle for a TM Car*>nt certainly did that. ··stead ... '' w11 Ok." read her diary few minulOI of IC~. "Since we could not play entry (Of Monday. 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The two teams traded baskets the faot "thrcc minute of the ec- ond half. hcforc the South broke out on itll 23-6 run, culminating wi th an in urmountablc 88-72 bulge wi th 10 22 left . ...U.,"m ":::.mn Tu~rin' Brian Reader added ....c..-:,.... eight points to the victory. while ~ ,_..., ...., ..,.. .. -~ Tillers teammate David Beilstein ~~!'~w-.o. ~.., _,. ,._ and El Toro's Rob John\On each -iuta11t&MM h d h 1.-, _ ___. c... ._.. ,.q.. c appe an wat even "'=~~~~· ... .,._~ The Tustin connection wa a key .. ~ ,_.,. _ ~ • ,..., for the South, according to Smith . .-~ u rs .. , "They were running Tu tan pla)o; ,.., ___ ,"11•~-~ M .. , during that run where all three ,. 1-~~ 1M... ku.J were ""ort..ing well together ---°""'~' .. l7S d h h T ,..,. 1.11111 ..__ ~,. -an t c ot er two were JU t trying ~~1;'-....-111C ... -to 'Ila) out of the way," aid ~--1 i:::-.:-:n:1., smith :':-'...!"::.. ~~.:";0l41 s:;.: 'I thin~ a lot of people thought .... '• """ .. • we "ere going to get blo"n out, Col•I• women but I'm \/Cry pica cd with the way lltOft8TCMAllf'MMe .... ~• "e played In a oame like thi 11 UCll,.._..4 · " • C::,: u ually come-, down to who hoots ~t~ ... -.. 1 n"""'~ belier and they had the edge 1n f .. n~'~'=C:s~f the \CCOnd half" :J.i'!:w!:J!'.':;i,':""i M .. 1 ~ Smith 101ncd the hst of those YOll•oct....,. ~ ....... --. ... 1mpreso;ed by Whttlock\ perfor- M •• r-Hlltlltl)Ofll '--'~ mance. .. , , .• ,, "8t'lt~ llltll • ~ -. .. , •• "I think he Jll'lt !.tepped up and ut$11U 9"'n~~ ... -~aid 'I'll go 1hcad and do my own ~;!'=:':"i!,.P'fll._._,i-thing .i while,'" Smith ex plained. Cotnm. col .... wonMn "That\ '<'h\ he\ done 1he thing OMI ~ he' done a1 th1'1 level. He was fun ... ...-....... . .. ...,......,,,_,.._..,..~_ to watch ~UM ................... r-~11-.~•0i• -~--IO'-.C-.. , ., ....... L; HIOH •C~ •on South ''8, North ,09 I~-.. 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S~ I ... , ...... -· '"''"'•""'I 1 1 CJIU Follntain Valley protects Sunset lead with 6-1 victory over Oilers With red-hot Ocean View continuing to put the pre ure on 1n the Sun ct l caguc ba eball race. 11 wa .. up to Fountain Valley to respond aturday and m.untaan 11 hold on rhc top <1pot For awhile, it appeared a 1f the Baron were going to shp, but omc .wddnc ' by Huntington Beach pitcher Derck Gia coe, a "cy error "'h1ch opened the door, .ind 'ome 11mcl)' hitting resulted 1n .1 h'c run fifth inning a Fountain V.1lley emerged with a 6-1 road \ ICllll) In the e.1rlv 'ltugc.,, 11 w1h the Oiler' whn Jppc:ircd ready to 1nkc t:on trol l·o11111a111 Valley 'cn1or ri •ht·han1.fcr Derck f uh' <;trugglcd c.irl> with h1., con1rol and the Oiler.. (IO· I I o' crall. J ·5 'un et) m.1nagcJ ' run in the fir I inning o n Ciltchcr Mike Chavira' RRI· double. But Fah' (9·2) cKapcd b11se • lo1dcd Jim!! in the second and third inninp and tcttled down, blank1n1 the Oilcn the re1t ol the wwy while f1nnina 10. Pountein Valley (2CM. 8-1) ICIONd 111 fint run in tM ftft~ llMMal on W. walb. IUMlwidMMI aroad • enor. ............... , ..... wtd91 .,.,_ _.... eolhlpp 11 llft-ce111r. and Rfch ..... ..,, ... Ind ..... SunMt Le .. ue F~ VI. !'f OcUll v ... WtS!l'l1iOS:ff EOSOll ~Buell SilU AN ,..anna L•eeue e>ww.n WLT WLT 810 20 4 0 7 2 0 13 7 0 ' ' 0 10 11 0 3SO 1190 3 S 0 \0 II 0 360 190 2 5 0 11 10 0 ........... _ ...... -, ........ foun11o11 V•'le'f a. ~ lklcn 1 T.......,'• 0.-. Cl•'I) Wes1mlnsttl II Edison Ottan VttW 11 Manna HunbnQlon Bttctl et SW'lla Anl followed with run-scoring Mnglcs. Power went 2 for 4 with hi two R81 , while Ponchak walked three times and Kored twice. In 1tn Angelus League aamc • Mattr Del U, Santi Muaulu 6: The v1 llir:1 Monarchs pu hcd over u11 run on uni~ lhrcc h1l - in the top of the firth innina tc.> overcome a ~ deficit. Miter Oci ( 11-CJ¥trall . 6-J Anaetus) built 1 •·O cusheon 1n the ...-IMina u Damn Troilo cncUd 1 two-nan homer and Ortl Moon ldded I IOIO shot. '11lle ..... '9ttled beck IO .... ............ ...,... ........... ......................... the Monarch retaliated in the top of the fifth Ricky Elli • triple O\.er the left fielder\ head and an RBI-double b Keith hant..cl dO'-'(l the nght· field hne \tarted the upmang. Luter in the inning. Dave Gonzale<; hit .i t"'o-run homer, ht fourth of the \C<l on. on a 3·0 count Aho for !\fotcr De1 , David Knuff C'<tcnd hi\ hitting \treat.. to I game "-llh 11 <1tngle in the third inning In the con.,ola11on final ot the Pride of the C'oa't Tournament • Orangt Luthtran 7. Costa Mt11 2: The Mu.,tang~ (4· 17) fell de~p1te a 3-for·3 performance fro m Make Meyer'\, who drove an both of h1 tum·, runs with RBl·i.1nglc in the first ~nd third innings. Mtke Erickton, '*ho went 2 for •. KOred both of Costa Mesa's run . The Mustanp return to Ptcifie Coa!!t Lucue play on Tuesday 'When they entenain t.apna Hill . In &ft Anaheim Lions Easter Toumement pme: •C.S->. W• ha ltr I: The .._ LioM JCONd their only nan In IM .....S inaifts • Kirk PiefW ,....._. on •• error. ttole MClOlld. Id dlird on I poundout. Ind KOnd -kif a...i'I hlftetd ..... _ ........ , f, [Ille 3 ' 1J ' \' Jl'Jt"-S'¥1 '°''Xl!r.:;t e l!c ~ .. .,., a;,• 3 G 2 : c 3 1 , a 2 • 2• 1 111 l • • ' 11 0 1 1 • ·~..: IPH!r* ~· Brue .... "' -~ ~,, ·•t ..,.,;i pka,ed with our dc:h:n,c:, but v.e couldri't .l!C:l ll\C: llh out there ;u on1.c ..... hn "anted 10 ., .. 1ir1. • ., \II. 'm1cc ,,ud •u rcr.:nor OU ff!Ctlle· L.tl Pu ' I ~ ~ I 3 0 •• .. . 0 " • 1 • • "'!'.I c c 5 3 • !'Me"' , ? ''20 ~ 1 1 1 1 I . , , ? J 3 ~ ' 1 ft 2 0 1 • 0 0 II~ 2 I , 0 , ~Con it AU(tNIO(! llCW:tr ft;'' ~ ... ~ ··-c~ 'Tl ' 2 0 2 ' 3 0 0 6 2 I 1 ~ , 0 : 1 2 1 2 I' I Q 0 ~ I i7>1d thcrn at h.1lt11mc 1h.11 the n: hPO lhC\ \l.CfC .111.,1,\r)o "J" hcl..i M". ,,( their 'Corin~ ati1lil\ But tor 'omc r1:.1,on. ~c: c.1mc out tent tU\l' I ~I\!: the: \iorth rt: l•t 1h111\!h. 1hn JU'I \•lltrl tH J U' ··~ F ''U"ffl t ' 7 c , . t 3 s 0 ro 0 • 0 7 1 D , ' . I 3 3'1 3' 2' I • 'on ... •;ht!Jol1 'I.IS )9 2l 2'")8 .. I 0 2 2 ' 7 I I ~ ,, \9 H I IU"1"t ~~~S l·OO>lll QWI NW •Orotlo: l W'lllloc• 4 ~1'1 I Colll- IC!" I Sou!" -(l,v :;, I 't"8f<~ 1 II. 3 'WOC*~~ I !'le>ISI I Tte;N'!<f'I I.~ l P'IU .. ... Orange Coast Area briefs --- Torres' two-run shot in ninth rallies Golden West to 8-7 victory over DCC CO\ I \ \II \ \ \ in1.c I 1me' b1 ~ .t I\\\' 1 Jll h11rner '~•lh 11nc llt1I in 1~ \.. ~\.. • 111n1h II' r tlh Gollkn \\e~I (\illc~l' 10 ~ un -Or ll)j!C l mpirl ( onkrcn1;c \Iv 1111"\ 11\.c; r hl1'1 Or 1nge l 1)J'I \.11u rd .1} 01t1a11 '"11 I 11rr1,;,· hl11\\ 1..1ppcd J Ru..,1kr' um1eb,1-. twill ,, 7-2 lklit.11 .1t1er lour inntnl?' \" l11•IJc.:n \\ C'~t hqt.111 "' \.'.nrm.h,1d, "11h J h11! W\cnth 11u11111.:. 0( ( \\,,, hdd JI h.1~ "' H.tMkr' rdlC\Cf ().:rd; Ollie t fl fl) r he 1'1r.11c' ,1.nrl·J 1ht:1r '"'' 1h1 ec run~ 111 tht> op\.t1lnl? \\\ll 111nrnc' ,,n ''t1.nfi 1.· Ilic;' h\ <·•~ · r lie 0llllf11C \m1th .1nJ \IC\C I fcrn,\ndc/ Jl1hn \rnnld\ l\HI ru n '1nclc" 1' .1 kc\ h11 an .1 h'ur-run lnullh lfp\\C.:\Cf ( 1\\(. ( )c!.f') 111ertll, 'l-12 lll rll C l mpuc <. ontcrdH.c) lunhed b.1~k 1n lht' ~Jmc Ben 'kndu1.1·, '"''run .lout-le \parlcil .1 lour run urm'in~ m the 'CH nth 111 m;ilc rt -.(> UC/ llOldl 06 lantl Barllara, B-3 \llJ..c (.u'l(WCa'c had I" h1h and ,,oreJ l"11.c, and Bn..in '• 1ng and ~ • Bl'\.1nt Wan.,10~ each J..ml\. eJ in a __6_ pm 111 run.., 10 pace t:CI to ,, tJ·' Big \\ C\I Con(erem:e oa,chall '1.::11'1'\ 1•vcr v1~111nt? l <. '\.1n1 1 B.1rh.ir.t \1.ir1tn~ p11cher Chm Hutiu (IJ· ·i '-'Orked c1{!h l qron..-: mninl!.., tictort cncountcnn~ J1fficu1t .. in the ninth' '\hen the G.iucho (~5 ~I. 5.Q) rallied \\1 'cnrc 1w 11.e .tnd h.1d the lying run .11 1hc plate "1th mine 11111 H ll\\C1cr. rcl1c,,.cr \tc\e l\l.l} enJcd the game \\llh .i d1H1tik pla) JnJ .t 'tnkeou1 10 record h1' llllh ,,l\C l 'I 1mpr11H'" to ~1-n and J·I I In other "\ lc~c .11..t1on • al n apcl'1 10·7. \o ftl olltgt 1-3: l he h<ht \ am:u . .ud' 1.0nunucd thc:1r re cnl 'hdc. falhnk! ,iut of .1 fm .. t pl.ice tic: 1n: the Golden St..ilc th lc11, ( 11ntcrcnct n the proce' . 1 he \ 1 1to1' Jumped 1>n \CC <.tamng pitcher' m each game. \\h1lc l1m11ang the V<&ngu.srd to 11 htt' on the day. WPOR 1 -1 he 01. ngc Coast College crew outro'-'td three oppo- nent' to wan the Junior 'a~it) ei&ht race .u North Lido Channel. I he P1r.1te were 'lod.eJ in 5 S to ca,ily de· feat runner up Loyol..i Mar.mount b> c1ght sec· ond . Long Be. ch ~' 1te and Cl v.crc next. In the fn:\hman c11ht race, OC orcezed home an fir\t m \llt m1nutC4> e\.en. follo"ed b)' U>ng Hench \t,\lc (6:15) nJ I (6:37) Long &ach t.uc t:upturcd the no ... 1cc eight race in 6 0 1. beat· in Cu t by four ccond . •••an1111 .. -. The °'-'Iden We t CoUcp: men's and women' w1mmin1 tUIM made 1t fsw traisht luth Coast Conference ~h•m· pioMhipti b" brce11na 10 Yietona 11 .. .._,Plaza. ~ Thi ow Inell ,...,. ·outdisc1DCCd ....,, ... ~ Bhch. 901·510, WW.. the .... prevailed owtr lllOnd·place El CwnlRD9 813~-629. 1'a llustlcB' 400 freal,te relay .... If Riliillr. Stew Adda.man. Deve Jdl •• m W L b 11 broke 1 MW..,.•r-old ICC ._. ,._,66. 'll1M GM 1merk .. I uller1011 in I H.1n11cr 11 'ng v.11h \I.um~ n 1c,1m members I\. 11 : I ~ 1n and l 1s H.1dlleld, e.1c h ~on 1heir I I r1..' C\Cnl' l'll Si.!IUrd.I\ n1gh1 \t 1h Orange l·mp1rc ( onfcn:n\.t meet ho ted h\ s,,.1dlch.1d .. Collcp : · • I hc Or tngt' Ct>.t'I mc:n nd '-'Omen Jl'lo had .111 c '' tlnl\. 'c:cunnit tht'rr rl:'J cct1vc mies I he < >C ( men \.Ump1lcd s"'O p<11n1s. v.cll ahead ul < 1r\>~'nion1'-. ~h I I 1. P11 11e "-llmcn had 731 p1)11ll,, "t11lc rnnni:r·ur "\ 11 D1e~o ~k':t managed '00 l11J1\ld111l '"nnet!!oo s.,1urd.1\ tm the OCC men mclud\.·d Ja,,,n Bl'Url.rnd in the 100 f rec. Paul H.irrcr.i m the ~O(I huucrlh .mt.I Mike. \k c(f in the ~00 h.i-.1',tro c r or the '-'Ooten. OC( ' Ir \.I I G1hb took the 100 hrc 't tn J..c. Jcnmfc.r \"it:h1on captured the 100 b;id,,tro c nd Chr '' n1. \.\ 1l 1am\ the JOO huttcrfl, Ashford wlnl 21J1J It 1JC1 W If{\ 1'-l T'hrec time Ol~mpic --~-... a- l!okl mcdah\I E\eh·n \,hford. the _. .,_ rormer \UrlJ rcn1rd -h,1IJ1..r .H IOU me· T tcr,, "'in the :?OO·mc1cr da'h in 23 20 • nd rJn rcl:i-, lc:g' 0n ~c,th the 400-and 1,600- mctcr team' tor the All ~t.tr l'rack Club to high· hk!hl compct1t1on 11 the. 15th annuJI UCI tnvita- tmnal at \ntcJtcr Stadium UCI •phl'nmrc: \fandc Veltman, "'ho has a p p,on ,11 hct;t nf ZIJ.(l •. '-'On the long jump at 19- 4 I he Cl £n\i1t.111unal conclude with the men'$ porttl>n 111 the meet toda). The field events begin .it lfl .am Jnd the running e"enl\ commence 1t mX>n m .\nit atu \tt.1d1um ace '*""' ,,,,.,. ., "" OJAI Or.inRe Coa,t',. Dawn ---- B.11rd '-':.!' eliminated in both 1nglel • • rul d<lublc~ m the quarterfinal round ,,,,.- of the "omen"s c,1mmum1~ college di· \ l\ltln :SI OJ.II In \1nglc.,,, B:urd fell to Palomar's Weedy Gu11errc1~ 6·0, b .t 1n ctnuhle'I, the top-~eded team of Z nna Ci Ivan and Holly Shupe ousted 8111rd nnd Michell~ Jannonc. 6·1, 6-1. ,,.,. ,,,,, .•• - - Fre.,no tatc. W1th 42 ~ \ II J I J IRVINE -Kawauld *'-" c.;.. USA of Irvine hu been awarded a public service commen· dation by the U.S. Cout Ouard for its effort11 at broadening the .cope of boating safety in conjunc· lion with its Jct Ski watercraft product. The award, which was prc\cntcd carhcr chi month at the Mall in Wa shington D.C., where Kawa ak1 had a boating exhibit, recognized Kawasaki's emphasis on educating per onal watercraft rider , with an empha!.a'i on boating awareness. ''This company's efforts have contribu ted greatly to the aims and functions of the Coast Guard, and Kawac;aki de crves special recogni· tion for their work," said Hunt Anderson, chief of boating educa· lion for the Coast Guard. 0 Which Way to tht Beach?: Huntington Beach's own Surf Lint, which has provide counties!. surfers and beachgoers up-to-the- minute telephone weather fore- casting, has joined force with Wave Track to consolidate servi· ces. W.i'e Track, which doe!. the amc thing and fiN broke the market in Hawai i, and Surf Linc "Ill oper.1tc under the name ~urf· hnc "r he merging of our comp.1n1c' 111.1)..e, 'cn~e huth for end-11,1..·r .ind l:lu'>ine'" pe"peclt\C\," ,,111..l Ji:rl) Arnold .1 longtime 'urfa ''ho concc1Htl the.: idea for urf l inc 1n 19."'" "h1'tc.1cl of caller' ha' mg to chtx1 ... e tict\\een the ''"'· lh C\ t:.1n no" ~ct the bc..,t uf ho1h o,cr~ttc' for the '>a mc r.11r price " OH·r lhe year\, url I 111c gr.1du· ally c\panded from il'i 5nuthcrn Callfllrn1a rOOt'i to o;erve Northern Culllorn1.1, I cxa">. I lond:1 .ind lhl' entire L .1,1 Cuac;1. It <il"o 111110- t.luccu .,1-1 report!. through Ski I inc. "' Cttu.iT rur1ncr<,, Arnold \\tll npcra1c nut of Jack om 1llc. H a .. \\ hlle Collin' rl·m.11110, 111 Hunting· On hand for thc awarding of a public servtce commendation to l\i1 \.,,,1<:a/..1 .lre (from left): Coast Guard Chief Warrant Officer Thomas Goodman; Coast Guard Boat ing Education Chief Hunt Anderson; Aa"'asak1 's OirPctor of Public Aff;ms Roger Hagie; and Coast Guard Boating Safety Advisory Council 01fcctor Albert Marmo. ton Beach. 0 Low-Rise Leases: An accounting firm and ,, human resources con- sulung l1rm have si~ned two new lea~e~ at low-rise buildings ul New- port Center in Newport Bench. I he accounting firm M)cr , Vinni & Philli ps und HR 'tratc· gic'> arc Jc,l\mg more than 4.500 ~uarc.: fcca of office space at I C1' K Plata and 170 Newport Cen· tcr Dmc re,pcc11vcly, said ~1ch · .ml A Jone-.. 'ice pre~1den1 ol ln·inc Office Co .. \\h1ch wa~ reprc· ,c,:ntetl h} StC\C Lane or Property \lanagcmrnt ~ trm . Our ab1hh to offer both It>\\· n'c ,rnd h1gh:ri.,e office pace ha ,1110" ed e\\ port Center to allract prcst1gmu., profc s1onal firm ot '<ir) ing \lzcs,'' Jone said. "The hcnut~ of low-rbc space in NC'>'-· port Cen ter 1s that it provides both prc.,t1gc and ease of access." 0 rech 1 olk: fhc Digital Com mu· n1cn11nn~ Divi ion of Rockwell In- ternational in Ne\\ port Beach re· ccntly introduced the first facsimi- le modem designed to provide quality voice functionality to fac· simile machines and fax-based products .... Fountain Valley-based Kingston Technology, a leading m,1nufacturer of memory upgrade prmluct » has broadened its prod- uea line with the introduction of the X/NOW! family of 3 6SX rwc:C,!>Or upgrades for 2h6·trn<;ed lllM P 2' and AT-comp.1tihk '>'· tenh La ·1 week, AST Rrsrnrch ol ll"\inC unveiled the Premium II 4% X '20 desktop PC, ba· ~d on 1he ne\\ lntel486SX m1croproce,. 'or. \qth built-i n cache and 4MB 1\f memory at prices beginning at $~.9Q'i u ,ing Power Meter bench· n1.1r'-'· 11 run!. up to 50 percent f,1,ter lhJn a 33-MH z 3 6·ha\et.I '''tc.:m . Meanwhile, Adrnnced Logic He\earch of Irvine lao,t "eek 111trotl uccd four PC'!. h.10,cd nn Intel' nc" IO\\·COSI i4 6S'\ m1crn· pr1K\''"11 .int.I ALR 's upgr.1deahle J1M l 'pgraJc the CPU! dc-.1gn on 1hrcc 1ndu,1ry standard bu, Jrd11· 1ecturc.:1, ll"\ine·bascd ~harp l>igi111l Information Produt'lc; h,I\ formed a joint development and marketina alliance with Seattle· area aohware developer BioScan ~p · ~Windows 3.0 r interface for Sharp's re -time PC imaae proceuina sys· tern. 0 Jiu 8H Jou: Just when )'?U thought ii wu safe to ao outside, the On•ae Cou•ty/Soutllem C.llf- omla Claapter ol tbe Altoclatlon of I••• ConH ltanh lnttrutlon· al has been formed. The group held its first meeting -and every- one attending was impeccably dressed -last week. The organi- zation was founded by nine local image con ultants. ... Dynamic Group Securities of Newport Beach, the investment-banking arm of the Newpon Pacific Group of Companie~. ha!) opened ib $5 million real estate fund, Newport Pacific Income Fund I, to Calif- ornia invc!ltor~. The minimum in- ve-.tment is SS,000, or $2,000 fo r I RA~. kcoughs or other qualified plan~. ... lo'llcNct Corp. of Costa Mesa lalll week reported revenue up for the first quarter, al $27. l mill ion, a 14 percent increase from the prev1011. yea r. Net income and net income per ~hare were Sl.6 mtlhon or 15 cent per hare, com· pared w11h $1.3 million or 12 cent per sho re in the first quarter of 1990. "We were ple5sed with the re ult for the quarter, particularly 1n light of the current economic environment," said Ted Smith, FilcNet' CEO. ... Irvine-based Howard Nctdles Tammtn & Bcrgcndo", u leading architecture. engineering Jnd planning firm, wa ranked fifth in the nation in a Ii t rece ntly relea ed by Highway & 1 lca'y Construction Magazine. l INTB j, currently involved in con· :.truct1on 'ICrv1ces at a variety of Orange County location!.. including the AnHheim Comen11on Center .ind 1hc I u tin Civic Center. -Ry thr Dail.1 Pilot Managers fail to manage people Oco r 'u/.t'ltc: \ ou art alwa) s picking on manogcrs and the mista ke~ the\ .,cem to rnn tonth makr. \\ hai about the peopl~ "ho \~Ori. for thl''>t manager~. the\ mnke mi-.t okc'> too? · \Ir. RKl. l\('nport Bench De.tr \1r RKC· l'coplc hi:· h.l\e 1hi.: uni~ \\ii\ lhC\ !-nil\\ h1m {II h~h,l\c.: Ill am g.1.,,cn o,nua 11011 \J~1thl'r m.1n.1gef\, nor their te,1m mc.:m· bc.:r-.. 'ct out to m..iJ..e nll'•tJ J..ec... 1Jc,1ro\ profm or t.rc .11 c h 1 voe. lulltte \Vhe n .1 nJchme, Alger \\ 11 h n e 11 h e r ------ heart. 'oul nor tir.un. m.1kc' an error '" 111 the Strictly Business oh drink m.i· -----· chine th.11 hac; unw.um~I\ \tolen our mone> Jnd failed ,,; cough up any re-.uh, we first J..1cJ.. .ind cur c, then pray and plead anti c-.entuJll} find the cau e of the problem and fi1t it. People wh o once hJd pmlc, creatl\ lly and integrity are tuo often treated hy m.1n,1~;:r' ao the "lo ck and \;u r ... c o,cgmcnt ,,f cmplO)Ce 1m · prn,cment .ind O\.:\er cnjO) the cnrrec11,e .ictmn that ''ould le.id to tich,I\ 1ng 1n .1 nllirc rc">pnn'' hie m.inna l'hc 1.11rrcc11ve .11. 11nn h>rm 111 111,1n.1gcnu nt " 11111 oflc.: n rc'c.: n. cd lllr m.1ch111e" L'nl11r t11n.11cl\, m.1n.1ger' ,.i,11 hd1.l\1.: the.: llllh \\,)\ tht.'\ kntl\\ h11\\ It the' 1-ne'' ho" 111 get l!l l'.l ll' r re\lt It' l hrou)!h re up le t hn .,, ciu ILi ' 1 l>cll r SuZelle: I resent ynur implitation that Gcnrriil l'atton "ll ' not the grcate t general thnt eicr liH'd or that he ""' nol n ~real manager of pl'Oplc. I think Pnllon "ould ha'c madr an l'\· cellent mnnngcr in toda) ·, cor- 1>orall' "orld. ~Ir. \I \, Huntington lk.1ch DeJr \1r \I .\ B) JO\ 111 th' 10 \\eh<.tcr Jefin11ion'> of m.in· .1gcmc111. P 111on fa1l'i. A tinll1an1 mil1t al'\ tei.:hnician and ... 1r.1tc· g1,1, ('j11nn "·" 'o poor 11 pun· he rel.111110' \\llh C1thc1 h1' peer\ o r pm:ite..,, that J\ l:.mcr,11n 'aid 'he J1ctl \\Ith ht' \ong \C l un- 'ung. · It "ould indeed he. mter- co,ting to \\JICh Pa11011 manJge J grnup of lQCJJ engineer' with 19 \C.lr' nf npcm .. e Ill gelling their .1lt together. ,1, oppo,ccl to 11.J \C.tr·old., 'cJrchin1t for Jn auto· ~r.1t 1c hero 10 ~c~p ahem from l!l' t t llll! the If 11,11\ e fi II le <ICI hltm n .1p.1rt. .... lkar !->11Zct1c: You tall.('d ahout ethic<> in busincr,s in )Ollr In t rJ)h1mn. l>o )OU renll) thinl. then· on· 11 lot of unethical com- pnnie' i11 thi'I count11 ? ~1r,. TDC. Newport Hench lk:11 \11, I DC In 01) eight )C.1r\ "' .1 m.in.igcmcnt cun,ult· .u11 . I h,l\c 'ccn onl\ one com· p.tn) I '"ould w n .. 1der t'rulv un· c thu:..il and upon m~ hJ,t\ de· p.1rturc I prom1,cd them I "ould forget their n.imc (Jnd I h.l\e) if they would do hke"i'e I ha-.c a patmH1C pmt th.H dccreec; a be- lief 1n the 'ohi:nC} and olidarity of the Am1.. nl .111 '" tern of bu 1· ne'' V.-1.. Ml l.1cin.g mJn) of the <1mc pmtilcm' that Great Bnt· Jin .. 1, a "l'rltl po"er. denied JI the 111rn of 1hc l:l\l century And \\C are t.11:1ng 1hem. Companie' M C rc.:,tructuring, retraining. C\ iluo.111ng ..int.I preparing for .1 dtlkrc.:nt \\Oriti. We arc c1l'o 'nl.trt enough to know that "c .ire preparing today for a world th.at am,i:d )C'>h!rda~ anLI we 're hurq 1ng to c.11ch up with tomorro'>'-. 0 Dear SuZette: Where can l gtt <1omc information oboul "'hat to do "ith m) small retail tore for the <1ummcr en on ond holiday ~cnson? I ju t can't afford an- other year like lu'lt )Car. Ms. NK, Newport Beach Dear M'>. NK Burham WollJ " the country\ le.it.ling con,ult· .int hoth in rct.111 ""le~ and m the 'hopping center rndu'lr). B.1rhJia·, office' are in Nev.port Bc.ich a ntl she ha., JU\t com· plc1cd a f,1hulo11~ hook thJt cv· er\onc 111 a 'hop or )hopping l:Cntc r need a-. ,1 'ul"\1,,11 hand tiou!-0Jrbcarn\ office numhcr " 54·1"11 H You cannot affortl to tic '>'-tlhout the ad,1cc ,1nd exper· 110,e 1,hc offer-. \Ou in her nc" b1)(1).. ·u~ttlt Al~er. Mho t column run5 tach Sunday, is the prt ;. dent of TtamH'orks, a manage· mcnt tralnln~ firm ba td in lnint. Addrc que tion to: 'trlctly lJusintss, Ol'Bngt Coa~t Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mc5B, 92616. WOMAN'S WORLD W:U YlMI YOU'VE HEARD Of US? f REE SEMINAi MONDAY, April 29, 6:30-8:00 P.M. Since 1976 the first and only comprehensive career manage- ment company lor women earning $25,000 to $150,000 S Easy Steps To finding Your '•rfect Join the thousands or women who 'osHfon. Leisure Technology files for bankruptcy MV9 advanced, changed., or redl· (714) 474-9001 recied their car .. rt ..... ,.. .. .__ ,,.. .... -,,. -.,,. LO~ A G l-l cS Lo \ Angelc'>·bac;ed ret1remcn1 home builder Lei urt: fcchnoloro ant.I \eH:n of 1b 'ub<.1diane' filed fur ChJptcr 11 bankruptcy pro1cc11on, FREE LSAT AND LAW SCHOOL INFORMATION SEMINAR Sunday, April 28, 1991 • Fullerton or Thursday, Mav 2, 1991 • Iroine (C•ll for HJM .J'off-anrqlld loCllHnJ W-.m Stae. Uniwntty Co111p of Llw wiU hoet an lNoiaud:Dft ..am.. in your aN1. C..your~ww••~ • LawSchool............... • PlllC vi when • how to.,,., • Sd.ollnhipt • Anlftdll AlllMance • n.. Law Srhool Ad"""'°" T• • Jrvtne C..pat <LSA T) 11 wa\ reported Saturday Lei ure. one of the nation' larg- e t developer of re11rement com- mun1t1c • wa the ~ccond mJJor home builder t('I eek protection 1n federal bJnkrup1cy court th1\ month. J Lo., Angele' newspaper reported. In court filing' f'rida). Lcic;u1•! Technology h t~d a!! el\ of $21 ~ mil hon t1r1d hahlli11c' of S 168 mil· hon Hou to n ·ha~cd U.S Home Corp. filed under Chapter 11 April 15. 1he new .. paper reported. I he nationwide hou111ng 'lump 1 being bl3med for both companic~· troubles. Ch11ptcr 11 allow a company to continue operating under \upcrvi· ion of the bankruptcy court while it tries lo reach tcUlemcnts with crediton. In a memorandum lo his com- pany'• I 00 empto,eca. Chairman Michael L. Tenzer Aid Leisure IC>Ulht bankruptcy protection be· cause ••po1en1ial (retirtmenl home) purdt11en often hlw been uneble IO ICll tlleir aiitillt INmei m IO obUln tuftidnt equitJ from ~ mall prka M I N· °"' PfOIP'ClM pulChllm ........... ..., ......... " ... ...... ., ......... . . ~ .... "-.... .... Bu lness .... --.... .... -,.... --._ ,.... --...... ...: -r~ r nds --,... ~ --.... Sl'fCIAL ADVBRTISB• l'llOFILBS ------.. _ ... " 1 --... .,, ~ - Safari in Village Faire a 'wild' new gift shop - From handmade pct accessories to imported items from Turkey, Safari has a unique gift for everyone. Located in Laguna Beach's newly renovated Village Faire Shoppes, Safari is a special shop that carries a variety of cards (over 10,000). crystal, imported 11em , jewelry accessories, bal- loons, custom gift wrapping and an array of other items. Owners Susan Goodspecd iand Pat Kafetzopoulos, whose back-r ·~ . grounds are in retail and interior design, have created a unique store and atmosphere that is the corncr!ilone of Village Paire Shoppes. As the name sugge ts, Safari's th eme and decor arc the wild animals of the African jungle. Starting with 1he black and white zebra-striped carpet, you know you are in a very different .. tore. To start with, Safari carries exotic card for almost every occasion, with most of the cards Goodspeed being Jecyclable. To complement their standard card as ortment, th ey al o stock card hand painted by a local Laguna Beach re 1den1 and tationcry. Other items that arc sure to be popular are the handbags im - ported from Turkey. They are perfect for that hard-to-find Moth- er's Day gift. If you appreciate fine Cl) tal, Safari carries tt.c Jona!lson in all sorts of animal creations. In- cluded in 1~ as ortment are cry ·tal dolphins, sea1'. f1 h, wolves, elephant and various other wild animals. For pel O\\ ncr , afa ri carric~ 'peciahy hand- made dog and cal dishe~ and aeccs,ories. There arc food and water bowl!. and, for the dedicated owner, matching coffee mug~. Helium and mylar balk1ons al'o arc available "1th me!>sage for any occa\lon nnd llre n great add111on to any g1f1. A 'lpeciahy of the 'to re will he th eir cu!>tom Kafetzopolous g1f1 '>'-rapping 1 he \laff \\Ill wrap your gift in pccial Safari wrap- ping paper or decorate n 1n a rccyclahlc bag of )Our choice. \long with all or th c.,c un1quc and \ancd offerings. Safari car· rie je"elry accc,~ones. c:u,tom 1-,hirt • calligraphy, \ar1ou bra and copper knick-~nack\, Oowcr.. .tnd a \anety of Other pec1ahy gift 11ems. Good peed 11nd Kafetzopolou poin t out that 50 percent or lhe proceed from their hand-c rafted item "ill go 10 charities such a Greenpeace and vanou\ \\1ld t1 n1mal prci.ervation organiia- tion!i. The owner ore vcl)' environmentally con Cl{'US and a~ urc that mo t paper item~ are rec}clnble. Along with the very interc~1ing gift ideas. a plus to hopping at Safa~i in the Villa~~ ~oire hoppes is its bi-level underground parkin g truclure. I h.-. cn4\ure' that you don't have 10 drive around on the weekend'> trying to fi nd a parking spot. The grand opening for Safari will be held May I, when the fir t customers will be we lcomed into the llhop. To celebrate their opening, during May tticy will be holding a drawing for a piece of their fine cry tal. Snfon\ grand opening coincides with the Cinco de Mayo celebration of the mall. Safa ri 1 loc1ucd in the Village h ure "hoppes at 1100 . Con~t H1ghw.1y, u11e :?2 1 in Laguna Bca1..h For atltht1onal information call 497-2424 . Complexion Plus a 'wonder soap' If )Ou have lned unc;uccc ,fully 10 find a oap that will clean e your 'ikin "1thout di) ing, >ct mo1,1untc "11hou1 eau'iing blcm· 1'ihe,, Complexion Plu~ 1s the an'twcr Th" product is hkc no other. Nut uni) <.:.111 11 clean you r kin , but 11 aho mo1s1unte' \.,,11hout lea-.ing Jm grca'y re itlue or film behind. Complexiun Plu' hn' been around for mnny year!., ;1nd 1h1s Ion· ge\.ll)' pcaJ..c; for it!iclf. V1vcx, .1 11 "a' original!) called, wa <; de· veloped in 1947 as p.irt of ..1 hnc of '>harnp<>O\ .md concht1oners 't>ltl 10 he,11th ,ind beauty 'uppl) .,tore,, Renamed Complexion Plu <>. 11 ha-. been reformulated and 1111· rrO\cd Soothing. yel thorough. II \\llrk~ wond~" on 1110'>1 -,)..in types, even helping to dimini h the 11ny lines on 1hc face and neck h ench milled, it i!. a hurd bnr that won 't melt and dis.1ppcJr after JUSI a few u es, making 11 an economical choice. Still, the greatc t tc'itament to a product'<, effcctivencs i it · users. People who have u ed the ~oap have written the company with praises of its effec11vene and claim(\ about how it has helped 1hcir problem kin. Addi11onnlly, many long-time user who had lo t track of Lhe company over the ye:m have been delighted to find the soap still being produced and now c1.en better than be- fore. Complexion Plu i available by miul order -at $6 for a 3V4- ouncc tiar -and may be purcha ed by contacting Complexion Plu , P.O. Box 1561, Hun1ing1on Beach 92647. hs manufacturer offer a refund if not totally a1isfied Job-finding workshop in Irvine There arc m,iny rct' on why people elicit the service!. of a en· teer colm\elor -chnnging pro(ci.o,ion!>, continu11I turndowm •. no direction or 1dcn a to what industry to pursue, lack of knowledge of how 10 find the "hltldcn JObs,'' land 1hcn1 or negotitnc 1tlary. Many arc out of "-Ork nnd need the erv1ccs to promote quick and dec1 tve ac11on to generate job lead!I. They need emotional <iupporl, positive input and nur- l\aring during the ttmc of their cris1!1. Woman'11 World offers a place of safety to 1he 1rouhled individual seekina to redirect hi• or her career. according 10 Muriel Mabay Tempcro, owner or the employment tcrvice. The utc of YOCational tescina and profesaional cV.luation by COUMeloln helpt 1he pcnon quickly ._. his or ber f•linp and deal with hiddeft fear. T 8odl men and women canf• &hat moll of empero whit .... to ta.ppen for them II u ...,_nt ia dleir attitu*a. Womea't World'i ta1booU ... witll titlMMor· al llOdlflcadon lftd ta.. 1111dm of wacalloul, IOCW. --=•lloall ....... ....,.,.. .................... ..... ......... o1 .... ---. w ... 'I Wd .. lml 1w .. llllwf111wllllJ flail 6 IO Ip& M 1-. a, ,_. CNll, Mii le. IMll. ,.._ 4'74- 9GOI '* flll .-.co. ' Caba ollars nights to remember? A CABLE FROM CAllO In Friday's dispatch from C.abo San Lucas, I rc Por1cd tha1 the vil- lage is gelling even with us gringos for in - troducing the raucous Spring Break to the o nce·pristine tip of Baja Cali[ornia Su r . • And now, I'm !old, the retaliation already has begun. Enter Gary M. Wag-Jll'l'Y ncr and the Giggling ·-•!!!!II!!!:!>!... Marlin. • Wagner, an auda-L I cious Southern Calif-0C3 ornia n, owns !he hot· Scene test spot -entertai n-------• men1-wise -in all of Los Cabos. Like, man, it's wild. I had dinner there the other night, and n1ay never recover. From the excitement, I n1can. As n sa m· pier, patrons· c;1n be hung upside down -next to a giant blue marlin -for pic- lure-taking purposes. And for renlly far- ou1 s1uff, stand back when someone or- ders a 1equila shoote r. 11 can get a bit messy. · And now tha1 Norteamcricanos have blessed 1his village wi1h the springtime ritual or rampaging collegians, \Vagner and his partner -i ·erry Phillips of Ncwporl Beach - arc returning some- thing of equal social significance. ... Phillips and Wagner ha'Ve invited me to compare the. two, -but it'll have-to wait for a reasonable per i od of convalescence . My insurance policy (with Executive Lile , would you believe?) covers only one tequila shooting per annum . The Orange Coast offspring of 1hc Giggling ~·1:ulin has nlready pcncd on Balboa Ptninsula. rn1 ad\ tscd. on the former snc. or Bubbles, at IJalhoa and Palin. Phtlrips and \Vagnct have 111vi1ed inc to comp:1re the: t"'O, bul it'll h:i.vc to wait for a reasonable period of convales- cence. My insurance policy (with Execu- tive Life , would you believe?) cove rs only one tequila shoo11ng per annun1 . lrnroducing us 10 the ancr-dark de· lights of Cabo San Lucas "ns fin Orange c·oun1y refugee, 1..nrry Li1vinoff, "'ho's J U~! abou t the happiest gringo J\·e C\Cr cricoun1c1ed . Lu,1noff. a -11 -ycar-old bachelor, ~1111 n"n" properly in l..ag11nn Ntgucl. hut hrt" found his paracll!.c at :0.1ciuco':. L.111d'" End !·le and \Vagncr .,..·ere classn1a1c!> a1 Sherman Oak ... I llgh, and L.a rf)' wi:.hc" only for a couple of n1atcnal things: (1) a'i 11 liccn..,ccl skip· per. he 'd hke an occa~1onal a:.:.1g11men1 to holl a boa1. any bo.u: and (2). he "'1shcs, 111:.ybc. h1:. old school churn "·ould'vc lipped him "·hen 1he wildly 'ucccssful G1gghng Marlin opened in '82. 1\-lorc. aboul the mul11-gif1cd Lit,inoff later, including hts unique circular hon1c atop a water tower (with one or the "orld's grandcsl 360-degrcc views), but I n1ust unpack n knapsack bul~ing "'1th all sorts of scribbled notes. 10 w 11: • In case you're speculaling. you r dol· lar may now be e~changed for 2,977 pesos. Wife Kitty was very impressed .,,,hen I brought her a colorful vcstido and a handful of trinkets va lued in the :.ix-figure range. • Orange Counlians !\re big in Los Cabos. They tell me developer Don Koll acquired the eli1e enclave of Palm1lla , anchored by a hotel. 11nd man·bboul· many-towns Clement Hirsch owns one o the cosllics1 casas in the neighborhood. • Just about evcf)' third yacht mooi:ed off Cabo San L.u c11s bears 11n Orange County logo. In Friday's dispatch, I tol or one. Newport Beach skipper offcrin a l!ilraight swap a Slack of New Yor trip steaks for one of our durlldos. • Now that Newport Beach and Ca San Luc.as have formally e mbraced a "si.stcr cities" (there'll be an officia abr11zo ThurSday at Cano'l!i Restaurant) Orange Coas ters will be fascin11ed I learn of a fast-growing colony dow 1here. It's called Gringo Oukh. •Our fishing \ICSl!iel, 1he Bounder, ra into "lumpy" l!iCI! only once -whic. was cnouah for th is dclic1te landlubbe r When the Pac.ific: swclh1 got' tno hea\I)' Cap'n John obli1in1ly reversed 1rou Land's End toward 11\t calmer Sc:• o Corta. Al every freeway motoris Uowt. i1'1 imponaht co know when loll .. .,, -be -led. II we h ....-duo -th, miMina the off ·-.. --.. Iii "'""" ..... • Whit •• 1 ..... "' ... c •••• """' &11MlsslJllF...,...,_ __ _ 111•1• ., 1 ......-. t 1,1ca "11111 ............. -.· ... •has ,.... lsilr ._. :::i:~ ......... "" ... 'a rwd ., .... • 0 111:111 c • .... _. .. 5 111 •• 1114, ..... Ann Landerslel Entertainmeiitie:i Oassi fied/C4 lol'"'""" .... ~{)t~npC.:-.1~ "°" life keeps humming along for Jean Tandowsky who keeps herself busy performing wilh a five piece band, handling pub!icit) for Orange County Ph1lharmon1c Socic and helping several charitable organization~ Life's sweet melodies always hit . the high notes for Jean Tandowsky If you arc a n1ovic buff or lhc late. JaW, Jale Type, ifnd )'Ouflnppc/1 10 cntch ··Reveille v.11h Beverly'· soni c nigh•. take a close look at the \VOrnan playing for Frank Si11;11ra . Frankie i~ crooning "Night and Day.. in c·o1umb1a ·~ n1ini-n1u~ic;1l. 11nct Jean 1·andO\\'~~y J~ at the kt)Ooard, '"I l>J1v. it on 1clcvi· s1on one night and there I wa . I felt like ope~ing 1he windows and yelli ng oul, hey. C\'crybody lislcn, I'm playing the piano for Prank S1na1 ra.'' s;:ud the Lido Isle resident. · Us11ally, the rnusical randowsky is :.1 ng1ng Society 1hc prn1.1tc~ of the Orange County Pll il harn1on1c Society in her role a.!t pub- lic relations d1rcc1or. She ;1cccptcd that staff Job ,c,cn )Cars .1go after ha\'ing SC f'\cd J.0 )'Car~ doing \Oluntccr (:.ind prize-winni ng) public11y d1111cs for the stint, tin1e on the fashion .ramp as a New (ltsanlrarton. -Actualtj. her-parent"!>---e>t---York John Robert P0\1.--ef mOOc:J. and pcctcd her 10 be affihatCd with ,in l\r· nick making Ln 1-iOl\)'YoOOd . !he p1ano- g_t1n i1.111on (uch as 1hc OCPS. but a' .1 play111g ·rando"~~) began 10-call Lido concert pian1.)I l'le home . She and her l:uc: hu.iol'.land 01. ·· ~1} fJthcr pl:1ycd clJ ~1c.1I rnu~te .. H.alph 13ndoW"'ik~ built ll hon1c 1herc he IO\cd Chopin, :1nd C\'Ct)' nighl he and "he l'lcgan IO hear 1alk amongo:1 LI pla)l"d "ondcrful 1nuo:1c.1 I \\'i1~ c"<r1hed "omen about l01m1ng ;in Ort1ngc to be,n1t1ful 1nu..,1c, but I ,d\\,l)') ln,cd ("ounl\ Ph1lh!'rn11\111c Soc1c\\ popul.ir 11111<.1c I htl\C hCl'll <1ble 10 pl;i)' '\\e \\Jnh::<l tu hl\C c•)ncert~ here 1n- 1hc piano .. 1ncc l "a~ fi ve . I could pla> ,1c,1d ol ha\tng 10 tlri'c 10 t..u~ ngele~ anything I heard ·1 h1~ "':!~ ht•fore the tl ,1\<: of £rce"\l\<,, "~·l y f>1thcr '"'t(ll'd th .11 I 1l·,1r11 l(l .ind 11 tonk .i long on1C to get thcf-c rtnd mu ... ic-. ;tnd I "·t' cnroltcll 111 the ~llldrcd :0.1c.1d. l·ncdJ Bcl1nl<tntc ("ho H.U)t;;JJn Con(el'\'ttlon 1n ·101ontt1 l\e /;ttcr co111Juc1cd .111 U1.1ngc Count~ nc,cr hccn ;,or~. bl11 I 0:11!1 lo,ctl the Ph 1lh,1rmon1c orchc.:.tra u1111I 1%:!) ,u'ld popul:.ir n1u,1c ~1} 1c.1cht't'> ·though t I the late Lee Roget) "ere among the v.,1.s de111cnteli." earl) planner, 111e oc1c.:t} wa~ 1ncorpo- \Vhen 'he \\;ts .1 tc:cn:u:l'r .ind found 1,11cd 111 19'iJ " hc:r 1v:t)' fro1n her hon1ctO.,.,·n. ·1 ur<11110, ·r Jndo"'~) "".1~ a char1e1 mcmhcr of 10 Ne" "{ork. the producer" of thl' E:irl the Lido l'le l~on1n1111ce !.l.1r1cd 1n IQ.li~ Carroll Vanitic" didn 't think )hl· \\:t~ de-and h;1\ \Cf'\l'd the group a~ puhhcu~. mcntcd She 1.1.·o.1~ hired and rltned p1 ,1no nicn1he r,h1p. ptJ)tcr comm ntee .1nll for f1\C year~ on llroJd"a) in <>o1nc ""halC\C r the} :islo.cd" {0CPS I' nu" prett) big n1us1c11I sho":... \upponcd b) :\3 v.onn:n comm111cc:.. "1th In the earl) '5~. after lhl' 13ro~d"a) See TANOOWSKY!C2 Hotel tar outshin11 neighbors It'll only appropriate that President Dush, in a vel) rare Orange County ..,. pcarance, would se lect the 19-story Four Seasons l·lo1el as his "meeting ground" w11h representatives of the Japanese govcrnmcn1. l 'his wnter cqn'I think of a more appropriate loca- thJn for such 11n ·impor· tant occasion. 1 here are not n1any v.cll de igned hotels in Orange County. \Vi1h lht cxccp· tion of the Four Sea· sons, hotels located in f ashion Island generally re.pre~ent the \lo'OrSI in Architecture commercial architecture. The Ne"'porter comes clo'>e 1n 1ern1\ of charm. landscapin& and graph1c.\i, bu1 the remaining holels, espe· cialty the Radisson Hotel by 1he airport fall "ay shor1 o( even moderale design. ' ·rhe architecture of 1hc Four Seasons, the interior:... land5Cttping. graphics, and even the tcn1porary lawn sculpture em- ph:1:..1ze~ ~upcrb 1as1e. El egance is the. onl> \\-Ord that keep~ coming forward v. hen )Ou "alk through the va rious publk: ~p.1ce~ l-l1gh rrsc arch11cc1u rc is judged on three clcmenl.\ ur a :..tructure: the base of 1he bu1ld1ng. 1hc b<xty of the building e~ pcc1,lll) how the co rner.; are treated, and la~!I}. the method the architecl uses IO "u~p-off' !he \tructurc In all three clement'>, the hCJll'I ra1cs an 'A-plus." Es- J>CC1ally the v.ay 1he arch11ects Wimberly, \\ h1,ened -Allison, l 'ong and Goo -AJA. trc.11 cd the upQ_er ~r11o'!_of the hotel. ll\ ~1cpp1ng back. the upper rooms lu:c· UI'\ deck<> are formed by the rooms below. l h1~ "<1lu11on adds an almost "sculpture" de,1gn 10 1he upper por1ion of the tower, .it the !>an1c time providing ~n excellent ·'niche" for f-our Seasons logo. T.hc (1ct 1h.it 1hc o"'ner~ pcrn1111cd "cascading" f(.Vm' near the top of the siructure Is not onl\' 1fic n1u<;t daring part of the de ip hut cc r1a1nl~ 1nakcs the greatest contribu· t1\)n to 11 ... O\'Cr.11! success. I\~ £,u and a"ay, the hotel dominates the 1-a .. h1on Island sk}li ne. especial~ "hen ctimp;utd "uh lhe many flat-top, • gli:t~, off1Cl' bu1ltJ1ng1. that surround tM hotel An 1ntcre~un11 featu re of 1he exterior dc<>tgn 1 .. hO\lo 1hc architects handled the balcon1c!. The execution of the various d('ta1I onl} 11dd to ·1he high degree of de· 'ISO excellence In most ho1c:ls they arc a domulJnt feature of the 1ower design. Yet 1n this case. probably due 10 the ocetn \IC"'· 1he railings arc "minimal," crcatinc See HOTaM Lessons learned by watching Morphosis architects' designs give life, animation to their creations ·1111~ spccufl series "·ill introduce >011 to ,,on1c of 1hc pirfnlls of r1.·n1bdcling :ind uffcr po.,~iblc _,o/ur1on!t. 011t.· nn1c before you 5/11r/, rcn1odeling ;., a scriou~ under· 1a~·1ng. Our real education concerning rcrnod· cling bcg,u1 one day when we no1iced l!n old home across the strcel bei ng gulled 11nd alw being prep11red for ;1 major rcn1uclchng job. • Pit(all no. 3: II was confi1sing 11nd su rpri.sing to us tha1 a small corner !>eClion of the house wa5 left s1anding while the rest or the house was comple1cly demolished. Our curiosity led us to ask one of 1hc construc- tion workers why it was lcf1 slanding and his an - swer was equally surpris· ing to us. llllFll Pt,.~. Remodeling • Suggestion no. 3: It seems th11 by leaving a ce rtain section or the old house 51anding you then can ~ualify for a Home Improvement l.Dan, which allows you cc r· 1:1in 11..1 1dv1 ntage and is ca,ier to Qb1ain 1han 1 new home loan. ~•ctly how much of 1hc old structure must be left 1andin1 ca n be determ ined by your b1nk loan officer or a tax 1ttor· ney. so take: 1hc exlra lime to investigate 1h1s point. BICk 10 the contlnua1ion or our own "This Old HouM" rcmodelln1 project acrou the alrect One 1hin1 1ha1 became incrcuin&I) no- 1iallblt on lM ~ w11 lbtl even 1'-lfl the ,._ old pict·up rtuck would """ up hi tho _..1 ....... -·n who jo_.i ... t ol the --....,. dlf· -Al ...... k -·t llrildftlly ..... "'"' ......,. __ bef .. -... ... -.. of ............ ~, 11of .. t...._., .......... .. ...... DI .. Stop for a momcn1 and think about ar- chitecture a' a verb ln1ngine design to he 1hc acl 01 mc1amorphQ!>ing a structure from the procc!." of it.:. con~truction to a place: of purpose. :ind being able 10 feel both or !hose ac tivities al once. Like the c:uerp1llar be· conl111g a butterfly but remembering ils roots. 'fhis emphasis on ac· tion as 11 way to describe nrchitceture -and to oommunica lc the cuhure from which it comes - combined with 1he ag- grc!lsive nature: of ex- ploring a rornlati n "in formation'' chaructc rizes ...... M121~1llll1I Arts Scene lhc c:cpcricnce tha1 is the Los Angeles ar- chitectural firm ~1orphos1s. Recogni~~d 1n1ernationally as a leader in experimental architecture. f\lorphosis principals Thom Mayne and Michael Rotondi arc currently presented in a urvcy exhibition cn1i1led "Morphosis: Making Architecture" a1 lhc Laguna Art Muse um through Jun~ 9. ;\ctording to museum director and ex· hlbtt cur1t tor harlcs Ocsmanus: "'the C,'C· h1bit1on 1s not so much about arch11ccture per sc. but more about the workings o( 1he nl!nds o( a pair otartiSt! who y.·ork in the area of architecture. T he object UP view should be ~en nol a rc prcscnla· tions o( buildings 50 much 1 convcycrs or infom1at10n about idea of buildi np ." A& !he: first full -scale prescn111ion of their work in Southem Caliromi1, 1hc e•· hibi1 focu.sc primarily on· a multif ariou1 1elcc1ton of Morphosi dcsigni whk h arc • diJplayed in rouatt air.etches. delaiJcd pre.· scn11hon maquc1tc1 and comple• concep- 1ual rcndcrlnp. W1ndcrin& lhfOUlh W Morpho1is coUcction of 1rc.1Htec1ural models -whklr .,. subtly color<c' ill eanh tones to ~le YftCOn'fttidoftal f0<m end the~ -oleaclr --1-rem-.i-.orhon -=hon I www .. I. ol _...,. cuU I,. eds< -~=~=:;~;; bu~ . Witt. 1 lndooflocl I s """-_.,.,.... .. ,.. .... 'is -MoalCO -ewint,oop 1 11-1 ha a Illa._. ... psol ..... ._ .... pn cl ........ _ --• lo ., .. ..., llf • wldl I tloopllJ ...... Tllo lsdlt cf "" -dlo --...... ~· .. ··. t : \ I • • ..... Apll • 111'1 acc .. c........, ... 0ear0r .......... : I am tired of ftPtlaa wttJ. .,, kid• lo help arouad t11e house. I bel"" ll Is Important ror &hem lo help In order lo learn rTlfaJ. blllty end p· tratlon. A of late. I am ques· tlonlna If the battles are worth the help. ------ Ws usitr just to do thlnas mysetr. What Parenting 101 do you think? -----• Worn Out Dear Worn Out: A Ha!"lard University study which panned 40 years follow- ing the lives of 456 teen-age boys from inner-city Boston re· 'ealcd !>Orne interesting facts about raising happy children. One fact stood out wh en the e men were compared at middle age: independent of family in· come, ethnic background, 1ntelli· gcnce or education, those who worJ,...cd ai. boys lived happier, mo re productive lives. Doing chore teache a child that people must cooperate to accompli'ih comm on goal-. equally important, a child can gain a feeling of self-worth. a . I , • • sense o( eca:implithment, ud learn basic bousekeepinW1ard skills. Your battles over doin1 family chores seems exceuive. You might need to alter your beh1v· ior in order to break tbe nea•· live cycle. Listed btlow arc a couple of suggestions. Set reasonable standard . take the time to teach your child how to do a task. Don't a sume he/ she know . Break the ta k into small step . Demonstrate how each step hould be done. Do it with your child. Then let him/ her try it alone. Be fair in your expectations. Reward your child's effort by a thank you, mile and praise. Children tend to repeat behav· iors which are rewarded. If your child doc n't complete a task, he/she should receive an automatic consequence. Don't over-react. Make it appropriate. The consequence should fo llow immediately without any yelling or angry exchanges on your part. Consistency is critical. And then get o~ with a new day and a fresh start. If you have a question or con· cern, ttrite to Dr. Dl11n11 Peters. 111 the Orange ColJst Dally Pilot, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 91616 or the Huntington Beach lndt'pendent, 17969 Beach Blvd .• Huntington Beach, 92648.' Fear II Dear Ann Landen: I am a sue· cessful career woman who h11 been reading your co!umn for ye an. fine in the De uoit Free Presa, then in lhc lndianapoli1 Star, next in the Fon Wayne Journal· Gazette and now in the Topeka Cafatal-Journal. 1 '' ;1 ign my name to lhi) letter but l am asking that you not reveal my identity. I have canceled I -•••• three dental appointment in the ln'it two months although l need to have my teeth cleaned and should check out a molar that is giving me trouble. Why don't I go? I'm a hamed to tell you. I am afraid of gc:ttmg AIDS. Ever since I read abou t the HIV positive dentist in Florida who infected three pa· Weddings t1entt with that deadly virus, have been terrified. I'm 1ure there mu t be t~u· 11nd1 -maybe millions '-who are frtptened of the same thing. What can you say to quiet our fean? You have a knack for put· tina things in lanpaaae that people can understand. Pleue, Ann, set me straight on this. I'll be forever grateful. -Longtime Reader in Kansas Otar Kansas: We spoke with Dr. JamH Curran, dlrtttor ot the AIDS DMslon of tk Centers for Disuse Control In AllHta, and be made tbe followln1 points which should put your conttrns In prop- er pen pec:tlvt: It ha been 10 years since the first AIDS ca'ie was reported. Since then, nearly 170,000 cases of AIDS have been reported to the Centers for Disease Control. The recently reported HIV infections in Florida were the first recorded cases of patients becoming in· fected during dci:ital care. LUDWICK-SIEGEL Lisa Beth Siegel and Daniel Davis Ludwick, both of Costa Mesa, were united in marriage March 23 during ceremonies at St. Andrews Presby· 1eri11n Church in Newport Beach. Allending the bride as maid of honor wa Suzie Detro. Bridemaids "'ere Michelle Siegel, Jennifer Siegel, Jodi Farrow, Lori Gardner, Lisa I lackney, Patsy He lington, Shanna Midi.ind, Michelle Niehold and Lilo ~1elltng Uc\! man was Kevin O'Brien Groomsmen we re Ron Siegel, Paul Bry· .1111. D.1, 1d Hagen, Eric Reynold-.. Jim Sc.Hena, colt Snow ::ind Greg ~p1ccr Dr. Curran explained that ex· the point that the hiah risk of actly how the three P1orlda pa· tran!lm1 sion of hep11iti1 8 viru!I tients got AIDS from &his dcnlist during invas1\lc proccdure1 has is not known. ll is entirely possible been reduced due to the immuni· that the infccdon occunc:d when zation of health cue worker the dcntitt's rubber alove was again5t that infection. punclured by a needle that also.;. And now, dear readers, here's pierced his finaer, and the den· what I Udale I do not b4tllne 1h1& tist's blood became intermingled any dentist, phytklH or IMalth with the patienls' blood. Or the proftsJlontl who perform• l11•11lve dental equipmenl may h1we been procedures .nd Is aW11re that he or inadequately sterilized following she has been tnfttted •Ith the exposure to the dentist's blood AIDS vln11 should wt&hhold lid• Both the American Dental A)· lnronnatlon from employers or pa· sociation and the Centers for Dis· tlents. By -the same token, palltnts case Control have recommended who are' aware that lhey are In· procedures which, when followed rected ha~t a moral obll11llon lo carefully, will rrotect against the lnronn their denll ts •nd physl- transmission 0 HIV infection via clans. I WIS amazed lo nnd Chat potcnlially contaminated dental there are some strong voices on equipment. Jn addition, the Amer· the other side or this Issue. Tht 1can Medical Ao;sociation and the right to prtvuy is one thing. Sub· American Dental Association and jecting Innocent people co a t1tal other have recently 1s ucd rcvi ed disease is quite another. guidelin es for further minimiz ing Gem of. the Day (Credit Fred the already rare transmission of Barnes): Ha ve you noticed that the AIDS virus during invasive i.ome people nc,er mi"c; an oppor- procedu'res. Dr. Curran also made tunity to nm. an opportunity? Submit nuptial news The Daily Pilot wants to share you r wedding or engagement announcement with the com· munity. We make it easy for you, too! _____ __;. _________ ___,,.--------..,..-----, Alter 1he ceremony, a reception ft11 the 225 relative' and friend" :it· Ju t rill out copie'i of our en- gjgement and wedding form . You can either pick them up in our lobby at 330 West Oay St., Co ta Mesa Monday through Frida) from 8 a.m. to 6 pm. or mail your request with a stJmpcd. \clf-addre 'ICd enve· lope to the Wedding Depart· mcnt. Daily Pilot, P.O. Bo>< 1560. Costa Mc a. 92626. 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Louise and Roy Woolsey WOOLSl!.'Y Louise and Roy Woolsey, resi- dents of Lido Isle for 31 year , cel- ebrated their golden wedding anni- versary aboard the SS Independ- ence, cruising by the Hawaiian Is- lands. Prior to their departure, a re- ception and buffet dinner was hosted by their family, Dr. and Mrs. Roy B. Wool\ey of Los Altos Hills and Dr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Nordstrom of Vancouver, Wash. Among those :mending the f cs- fivities were retired justice and Mrs. Rodney Potter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Leventhal, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Vogel, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton, Mr. and Mrs. Marty Lock- ney, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Krocnert and other friends from Lido Isle. The Wool cy were married April 18, 1941 1n Phoenix, Ariz. They met while both were tudents at University or California at Los Angeles. After gradua1ing, Roy re- ceived a law degree from Universi- ty or Southern California and practice law with Angelo and 1 hatcher in Newport Center. Both are California na1i"e and members or St. Andrew Presbyte- rian Church. Roy 1\ a 'it:iff com- modore of the Lido 1 le Yach t Cub and both part icipate in nu- merou 'iervice and educational or- ganiiat1on Engagements Pamela Slos.u and Michael O'Malley O'MALLEY ·SLOSAR A June wedding i being planned by Panela L)nn lo 3r or Irvi ne and MichJel Patrid O'Mnlle) or we .. tm1n tcr, who on- nounced 1he1r engagement re· cent I). The two "111 nch • .ingc 'o" June 2:? at Lake 11111., C.Ommun1t} Church of Laguna 11111' The bnde-lo·bc 1 the daughter or fodd J Slo,ar of Tu"ilin .ind Judith A. Dougher!> of he'ino She gradua1ed from Irvine High chool and California 1a1c Un1- ver\1 ly, Long lkach fhe pm,pcc11vc hmtegroom 1<, the on uf Mr and Mr,. Thomas K. O'Mallt:" or Wc,1m1n,1cr. He graduated from M.11er Dc1 High chool and Cahlurn1.1 Slate Um· vcr 11y, Long Beach. DONA'J .f LO~£ M r. and Mr-;. Rack Flore-; of Hunlington Beach and Mr. ond Mr Ru \\ MJnn of r remont are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Catherine A.L Horc11 of H.iyward. to Mylc f . Donal, al~ of lla>ward. The tv.o "'111 C\changc "'eddtng "ow Jul) 13 at f•a11h Lutheran Chu rch m Ca tm Valley fhc tmdc-to-bc " u graduate of L>nbrook Hiah School in s~rn Jo e. The pro,pccuvc hridcgroom. 'On of Loii1 Donal of Ups~1lu, Minn., is a graduate ol Upsala Area High School anJ attended North Dako- ta Stotc University. South Coast Repertory breaks some more new ground this week· end while three collegiate theater groups bring back a trio of golden oldies. through May 11, with a clolin1 matinee 1eheduled for May 12 at 3 p.m. Reservations 432-5880. SCR continues its Calfest of original plays from California playwrights with Ri c hard H el le se n 's ,. 11111 "Our Town," the Thornton Wil· der classic about life in a rural New Ensland community, opens a three-weekend engagement at Irvine Valley College under the di- rection of Ron Elhson. Don Formanek is cast as the stage man- ager, while the roles of George and Emily will be played by Mi- chael Benjamin and Laura Mead-ors. S1tt1ng in "Nick's Waterfront Saloon" are, from left, • who tar in "The Time of Your Life,' whid't .... Thursday at Orange 'Coast College. "Moonshadow" Intermission on the Second Curtain is 8 p.m. Thursdays Randy Campbell, Bryan Burnes and Weston Taussig St age of the 1hrough Saturdays until May 18 and tickets may be ordered at 559-the Costa Me.-.a Civic Playhouse, r------::::=:::::~:::::::::::;;:=:::= 303 611 1 lamiltun ~t.. Cos1a Mesa Costa Mesa theater. Ot her local openil)gs include "The Time of Your Life" at Orange Coas t Co l- lege, "Our Town'' at Irvine Valley College and Shakespeare 's "Troilus and Cre ida" at Rancho Santiago College. "Moonshodow" takes place on July 20, 1969 -th e day Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin fir'lt set foot on the moon -and ro- cusc on a )Ou ng man facing a de- cision that will tc'il hi'l own cour· age. Martin Ben<1on 1 direc1ing the new pin). which features Rich- ard Do) le, John K Linton, Clare Carey and Robin Groves, v.-1th Young Conservatory 1udent'I Russell Keating and David Marsala nllernat1ng in the ca'lt. 3 The Trojan War is the back-(650·5269), Thursday through Sat· ground for "Troilus and Cressida" urdays at 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. until May 12. by Rancho Santiago C.Ollege's PAC • "The Bacchae" '" the Studio Theater Company. The show plays Theater of Saddleback College in Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 Mission Viejo {582-4656), Friday p.m. and Sundays at 3 p.m. until and Saturday 31 8 p.m. May 19. Reservations 564-5661. • "l:.verybody Loves Opal" at The curtains are ready to de-the San Clemente Community scend on three local stage produc-Theater, 202 A"e. Cabnllo, San lions 3fter this weekend. They are· Clemen1e {492-<l.i65), Wednc day-. • "Sexual Perversity in Chicago" 1hrough Saturda)'> a1 p.m. until at the Irvine Community Theater, May 11 w1th one matinee ne\t Turtle Rock Community Park, Sunday at 2 pm - Turtle Rock Drive at Su nnyhill • "fiddler on the Roof' at the Lane, Irvine (857-5496), toda)1 at 2 Grand Dinne-r Theater, 7 Freed- p m., Friday and Saturday at 8 man WJ}. An.1heim (772-7710), p.m. n1ghll) C\cept Monday at v.1ry111g • "The Real Thing" at UCI' curiaan limes through June 9. Fine Art Village Theater (856-• "The Kang and I" 3 1 EliLabe1h 6616), Tuesday through Saturday Ho"ar<.I\ Curiam Call Dinner at 8 p.m. with a Saturday matinee Theater, 690 1:1 Cammo Real, •0011•10UA ·fl-t-llU.O Mil -Will ... ._ .... ·--J':)1 J e:,.&1$1 1 flJU.('"1)00 • ~ •OCot -, .... 11'1 ""C:-' ,_..,,,, .. 111 Performances will be given Tue days through FriJays at 8:30, Satmday a1 3 and 8:30, Sunday!. at 3 and 8 p.m. through June 2 in SCR'l> Second Stage, 655 Tuwn Center Drive, Co,ta Mec;a. Reser· vations arc iaken .it 957-4033. at 2 p.m. Tustin ( .1fl-1540), nigh1ly except :~..- • "The Lion in Winter'' at the Mondays 111 \Jrymg curt3in time-. •COS1••'-' 11.t0toaoo.t ·~:::"im Garden Grove Community The-through June 9 1.;-n. -r-~;.-;-~-::tt-, .. • ..... ate~ St. Mark Street at Chapman ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ William Saroyan\ "I he 'l 1me of Your Life'' 1s being directed by A lex Got on at Orange Coast Col· lege' Drama Lab l'heater. The Pulitzer Prize-winnmg play 1\ el m a San Francisco har, circa 1939 with Bryan Burne\ heading a c.i t of 24 that include cott Park-., Athen3 Ree • Su 3n Tn Randv C3mpbell, David cagh c and Peter Marshall Curtain through Avenue, Garden Grove (897-5122), Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. Elsewhere on the Orange County theater ci rcuit, these stage production conunu e their re pec- t1ve runs: • "E:.I Dor3do" on the main tage of outh CQast Repertory, 655 Town Center Dnve, Costa M c ., a ( 9 5 7 -4 0 3 3 ) • Tu e ~ d a y s throu~h Fmla) at p.m , Satur- day., at 2·JO and 8. Sunday 3t 2:30 and 7.10 unul May 25. • "Once Upon a Maurec;<;" at Library sets programs Qn poetry, photography Poetry, lndone 1a and photography will be the subjects of three programs pre<;cnted at the Newport Beach Pubhc Library the fir 1 week of May .. The work!> ef poet Robert Lo"'ell \\ 111 be read and di cus ed al 2·30 p.m. M a} I at Nc"port Cen1er Library, 56 San Clemente Dnve The program 1 free and pre-reg1 1rat1on 1s not nece ary. For information call 644-3191 Also Ma y I, v.111 be J free program entitled "lndone ia , An Il- lustrated 'tide l ccturc ·• l:h e Stettner. ""ho has tra"cled throughoul lndone.,1.1, Thailand and the M3lay Archipelago will pre cnt the pr~gram. The program "111 be pre cn1ed at 1 pm. at Mariners Branch Library, 2005 Dover Omer Pre-reg1strat1on 1 not nece ary. For mformat1on c3ll 644-3145. "Ad\enturc Through Africa \\.Ith your Camera" i the title of a program to be pre entcd at the ne"<I Travel Tea, scheduled for May 2 at 1he Corona del Mar Branch Library, 420 Marigold Ave. Robert Cooper. who v.ork\ w1th Travel Partners. will present the 1llu<,trated program. The program 1'i free; pre-rcg1<itrat1on 1 not ncce ary. Tea and de sert "111 be ... ervcd a her the pre cn1a t1on. For information call 644-3135. Irvine Symphony performs today Two one·act opera\ will be per- formed at Irvine Barclay Theatre today at 3 p.m. Irvine S)mphony Orchestra, under the d1recuon of Peter Odegard, will pre ent "The lmpresnno" by Mozart and "Trial by Jury" b) Gilbert and Sulhvan. "The Impresario" wall feature Mary Lou Ba,araba u Madcmoi- cite S1hc r ong, Mana Simeone a M3dame Rocke1pipes, and Alvin Bnghtb11l a lmpre ario M1 ter Big Bue~ Mozart will be portra~ed by Enc Per1.on r1cket arc priced at $16 and $20 r·or information call the bc:rc office at 854-4646 or symphony of· f1CC Ut 722·6197. Acc811 .. t ta tmh 11:1 Cllll Noted accompani t Manin Katz wilt conduct vocal ma ter eta sc 11 Univenity of uhfomia at Irvine Tue5day and Wednesday in the Fine Arts Concert Hall. Tuesda)' ·~ cla~ is ~heduled from I to 5 p.m. and Wednesday's sc ion 1s set from 1 J :30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Participation is limited to stu- dent$, but observers are welcome. 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Slant version of 'Phantom' to be showed Movie buffs have a rare oppor· tunity to sec the origi nal silent movie ver ion of "The Phantom of the Opera" ~tarring Lon Chaney. The film will be screened tonight at 7 p.m. in Chapman Auditorium. Organist Stan Kann will provide the mu..,1cal score on the audito· num· vintage organ. Kann has ap· oeared on "The ronight Sho\\," ·· rhe Garry Shandling Sho"" and man} other theatrical and telev1· '10n program .... "The Phantom of ihe Opera" prec;en1a11 )n ..., a fund ·ra1 er tor the Ch:ipm m cholar hip Fund. Ticket\ are $25 per couple, S 15 per per,on. F-or information or ticket call 997-66 I ............. DAU.AS -Tbe Tan ftbn in· .....,,, .. YU& IDd divene • the Lone Star State itlelf, is ·~ renewed 1ucce11 1fter 1tnaalllte for rccoanition It home Ind fiaht· ill& new competiton for Holly· wood's dollars. It also helps that Kevin Costner, flush with his Academy Award vic- tory of "Dances With Wolves," is headed to Dallas to join equally successful director Oliver Stone to film portions of "JFK," a movie about the assassination of Presi- dent Kennedy. The state promoted itself as "The Third Coast" in the early 1980s, and during the decade when such Oscar-winning film as ''Tender Mercie , " "Silkwood," "Terms of Endearment," "The Trip to Bountiful:' and "Born on the Fourth of July" were filmed in Texas. "The word was out," said Tom Copeland, manager of the Texa f1ilm ·Commission. "Back then yo u had studios or networks looking for places to do films anJ they had union agreements and they wanted to move out or Los Angeles and get away from all of that. "They ca me to Dalla and found trained crews and services and could do more for lcs!I, eve n while honoring those union agreement~. The fringe benefits were better Jnd people worked harder, so they got more bang for their buck " The> ol o got location From the de en of West Texa' to the plui.h land cape of the Hill Country to the beache of the Gulf Coa t to four major cities, the Lone Star State's 275,000-plu -;quarc mile can be anything a film crew requires. ln all, and film and 1elcvi ion in· dustnes spent more than $826.3 .... _ ... ...,o1 ........ ...... in ... local~ -ID ..... flllurt .8llCITY ...... ,... ................ ..,_..,, •nurldc ~ ol ....... lllm...., ...... .-... cat of competitOn. plus lft CMnlt dediM in inOVitmaldq, upped much of the momentum from the 1tatc'1 film 'industry. Wt ye1r AW 3 l prodUctiona. but only rwo m1jor filma and 1f011 budacts of S44 million. This year, three major movies are already in production: "Rush" in Houston, "JFK" in Dalla ind "Unnecessary Roughness" in the Denton area. ''JFK" has grabbed most of the headline , and a film crew is working to make the former Texas School Book Deposi· tory look the way it did on Nov. 22, 1963 -the day Kennedy was hot down in Dallas. The Dallas County Commission- ers earlier this month reversed an ea rlier decisio n and granted Stone acces to the building's sixth noor and the window perch whe re t.he Warren Comm ission llaid Lee Harvey Oswald fired the fatal \hots. The building cont ains an as assi· nation exhibit managed by 1he Dallas County H ist orical Foundation and the commillsioners had thought the movie production would be too disruptive. Coi.tncr will Siar ai. New Orlean!I prosecu tor Jim Ga rrison, who maintained Kennedy was a v1ct1m of a CIA and FBI co nspira- cy Jnd Oswald wa~ set up as a fall guy 1<,\) Spacek. who grew up in the East Texas town of Quitman, ,., 'lated to play the role of Gam- i.on' '~1fe. After "The Warrens of Virgin- ia" "ai. produced in 1923, 30 mov- ie were made during the next 47 yearc;. including "Giant" (1956), l<P l~ Doug Henderson builds scaffolding outside the Texas School Book De- pository in Dallas. He is part of the crew working to make the famous bu1ld1ng look the way it did the day President Kennedy was a!lsassi- nated for a new Oliver Stone mo'vie. "fhc AIJmo" (1959). "Hud'' (1963), "Bonnie and Clyde '' (196 7), "Hellfightcri." (1969) and part of the "Andromeda Strain" ( 1970), before the Cilm commission wa on line. ' The first•"Texn., Chain.,aw Ma · sacre" was produced in I 973, while "Udlla~ ........ . 1'79 ... ,...... Cllld." .. ..... la the Dallu .... .. ·-... 19'0. n. T-Film ec.nmilllcMI Wll ...... la 1971. 1nd had ..... IS or 20 .,,.. 1 )'Ur throuah 1913 . Afttr that bualnca 1nnullly in· creued to about 30 productions . and hal remailaed constant. Tiw commillion'• belt~r'~~ wu 1989 wbOil 32 m1jor ~ in· dudiltl ••Robocop 2." 'Teumli." and the llit pan of "lndl1n1 Jones and the last Crusade,'' were filmed in the state and had grou budaets of $116.4 million. The '80s, however, were not all gliu and glamour as the commis· aorrsuffemt thaoush budget '"CUt· - backs and state government set· backs. In the early part of the decade, the commission had a budget of about S2SS,000, Copeland said. Competition was confined to Hollywood. New York and Florida. By 1985, the budget was $269,000, but lean economic times whittled away money every year until the budget came in at $210,000 in 1988. Meanwhile, the film commission was moved from ~e state govern· ment agency to another, and the moves cost Texas clout in the movie industry. While Texas was having an iden- tity problem, other states were catching on to the industry's po· tential. "In the ea rly to mid-80s the leg- islature and gove rnors in Florida, .Illinois, Massachusett , Geor,ia and the Carolinas became· active and came up with the money," Copeland said. Film commissions in Florida and Illinois both have budgets in the $600,000 range, he said. Florida also is buoyed by the Disney- MG M and Universal studios. Mystery Cafe sets brunch murder show Mv,tc:r' (alt: 1 now offering \1 urdcr ·in the Morning." a mur.' Director keeps 'stoney' silence on plot of new film about JFK DALLAS Director Oh"cr S1~1 h f-loor Fxh1h11 lcr ITI)''~" 'enetl up \I.Ith Sunda~ hrunch Swne '"on't re,eal the plot of his con pirac) movie on the as,assina- uon of Prc-.1dent Kennedy, e~cept 10 J\' 1t , .. 111 be '>Omewhat like .. Ra!>hamon." a 195 I Jap:inc e film thJl prc\enh alternate <,Ccnano., of J murder, ac; 'cen hy different wit· weeks of "hooting in Da lla:-. Monday on the movie· tentatively 111lcd "JFK " to allow tone to film on the sixth noor of 1he former TC>.tl School Book Depo-.itory, where the War- ren Corn n11 sion concluded Lee H.irvcy 0 wald f1red the fatal shot.., on O\. 22. 1963 "The only ob'1.lclc., I e"cr had \\Cre from 1hc 1~th Hoor people, .ind uni} from n very determined and H'lCal old guJrd," Stone told 1he DJll:i' Time., Herald. that can be alternate viewpoints like a 'Ra hamon.'" What' clear is that Stone is using much of the theory spun by former New Orleans Di!>trict At- torney Jim Garrison, wh o in the la te 1960s unsucce sfully prose- cuted a Louisiana busines man for con piracy 10 kill Kenn ed). 1 he lc.:''''111c' "'II t.lkc pl.ice 1.:.1c.h unJa\ morn1nc, at 11 30 at Huhen·, Rc,t.1urant l he $3~.SO tH:kct 1ncluJc, the m\'tc;"· "~1ur· .!er .It the C<ifc :'\01r." anti four· '"our,e. '•t·Jm,n hrunch Some fear the specter of Dalla ' .,upposed responsibilit) -the idea that the city fo tered a climate conduc1\.e to the murder of a hber· al-minded chief e~ccuu"e -could be rJ1-;ed once more on ce lluloid. tone aid of the Kennedy l·or inlormatum ca ll Q55-~'i 3 tone 1' ct to kick off five Coun1y official initially refu~cd After three clo.,e votc'I, lO Unty cumm1'>\loner<, fmall~ agreed to tune\ request to film around the "'nir>cr\ perch," now par! of the movie: "I think I'm going 10 try 10 present ahcrnate 'c.:en:irio , v1 ual 1.cenano • dram:iuc compo 111oni. -B1 tht Assod•ltd Prtss I CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE CO. 540-1220 FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO. 4.._.... THE DAtl. Y Pfl.OT CLASS1FfEO OFFICE H00"5 T~~ MQl\.Frl ..... ·S 3()ptrl eu-C-t• M Fl 00eM S OOpn\ .. DE.A.CM.INll PVllUCl<TIOH OEAOUN£ Mondey Fri 5 30 PM T....Sey r.lot> S 30 PM w~ r ... S30 PM T~ Wed 330PM Fnc11r1 Thu<1 S 30 PM S.turday '" 3 30 PM &rnde\' Ftt S 30 PM CH€CK YC>Utt AD T .. ~IRtT DAY 1"4t P ol ,lr•"9S le>< elf<4ncy end ~u•acy Ho_.., occil i>"llllf errors dO occur PleaStt hten wt.l'n ynu1 110 ' 1 •llO l>llCll and c:nec>. JOU' 11<1 daoly Rf'l>(>fl errOf, .,,,me<l•lllely 10 &a2·SG1' The Oa./y Ptlot tKcepi. no 1 .. 1>a1o11 10< 11ny ••O< W'I en llCl,...llMment IOt wh<t> 11 may be ••lc>O'IS•ble HCec>I le>< lhe cost ont>e \PK• lCIUlllly O<.Cul>t4ld by tt>e ••<>< Creel•! can Otlly be all0w4!d for llW' '"" 1n'4!fl1Qn Any emounl nol pe.O .. 11t11n 30 Oeyt N reQUwe<I w.rt t>e sub,ect 10 !NI ""'''""'eel 10 ltna0ee ct1.,ges come>uteo •f 1• ~~. 01 lhe unp•.O bAlence per month ell cotl4!C1t0t• co'" and 11ny •hton•ble e1t0fnoe•(1 feet H tOt .. , . -I.I .. ~) .......... . . . ' .... -. . . ~ H •ul•I 1111111111 ~ ~ ~.,. 1.• G !'fl I • ' . l 1 1 u () ~· 5~SOLUTION Purchase the home of yoor choice with only 5~ down No closing COSIS needed This II not e VA, FHA Of' equity 1hare Yoo re· celv• 1<X>'I. ownership & 1~ lax b4tnehts Must have clean credtt and 1table Income Call Co-Equity. Agt 239-4334 Prl pty wants flHr on good 1trMt, NB/E CM Ca1h or trade Npt Cre1tcondo 948-e473 Cnrcll'.t clt-1 M tr 1 o,)) C.D.MCUT1• s/o ol P.C.H . 38R 3BA twnhm, 2 yrs new, trench doors & win· dows, 2 t/p'1, This 11 a great buy •t S4a5,000 Open houM Slit/Sun 1-5. 441 a Goldenrod Judy Kof•r 840-1212 I< lnVHtment Co. ( < II (If I t ,j,1r,ltr 'IJ,1• CUSTOMIZED SPYGLASS S1,415,000 •View ol oc .. n & City llghll e 5'68R 4•h0a, Oen Or TV Rm-almost 5,000 IQ ft. •Kitchen has Ught oak cabinets • r• cently remodeled tor S&0,000 •S epar ate '"Bar Room ''-W lndo ws open to PoOI area e watetfall• flow Into cu.tom PoOI •Most b4tautlfully customized South· port Model ever In Spyglass Hllll CALL MAXINE URION Otc: ••••400 RH: 711o1111 Re/Max Rltrs 642-5678 Coron:l dcl l\1ar 10,'? OPENHOUIE IPYGWIHILL Spectacular harbor, ocean & city light• view from thl1 beautl· ful tr•dltlon•l·styl• home In tuhlonabl• Spyglau hltl. 58drm1, m•ld's, fOfmaJ dining rm. !Mudy, large cus- tom kitchen & bonu1 ( , II 11' I I 1 lf I r. ~ 11 1 1 1.';' IEIT LOCATION! OPEN IUI 12-4 404 IRll South ol PCH. lg fam- ily home, 68R, 3BA • Unit. Can b4t 8 Bdrma. Lg lush becky•rd S759,000 551-1410 rm. S1,S50.000 lllimiilillilllll••ilf11 3 IODIGAIAY OPEil IUll 1.aPtl 111 ••• SELL tMough cleWflect Ml-1171 Ct I .LI '.11" I l l),1 .1 LOCATION 28R 2BA condo, 2 ear 9"9Qe In South Coaat Plaza area. 1181 ,500 Nora Hlgglna RHltor 499-MaS •IAITllDI CHARM N.-remod 4Br 21ABa C•pe Cod be•uty. 1458f< M3-MIO Agt t 8T TIM• 9UYllR8 2 maater tnea, 2.5Ba, pool •• ,,. 1194,900 Agef1t 4M-3330 WIN DINNER FOR TWO AT r-1..--Y r. \ r ' r:r.r:.""J -I ' I -' ' Find our hidden Clusl· fied Adt ... And Wln! Coa ......... I 1. Slmply ftnd our Md· den claulflcd ads tomeWMN In our dMei· Red Mdlon. Cut and PMte lhe .ell on the en· try tMnk and mall. Costa Mes<I 102·l 2YURINIW Spaclou1 & 1unny 3Br 2~BA Mediterranean· style townhome. 2 car attached garage. Pri- vate yard. lg master 1utte. C all tor e11clv- slv• showing! DIANA CAPPEL 531-1288 OWNER TRANI FER MUIT IELLI Not only Is this th• ... , •uw in ••••loftVlelo but It Is also an a11: cellent family homell Th i s 1500 IQ.II. home Is s9t on an enormoua corner lot. Features Include 3br, 2ba, with MH· ter bedroom retreat. IWO car attached ga· rage and morel WONT LAST AT THIS LOW PRICE PleaM cell for an appointment to '" thl• home REDUCED TO $208,000 Call Ron P1yne lallevtew Rell Eatate 24 houri 151 ·5442 Aet.1ee.eo1c r J. . : . !), . ' .1 From North Orange CCU1ty From South Orange CCU1t)' 540-1220 496-6800 ~~·. :. J )( ,, ! Bt· !' 1, '(If I AllOLUTE BARGAIN!! Palm Springe style 2BR 2BA Pool • Spa condo w lrg patio Near ocean In security b ldg A value al $299 000 wfTermsl A NPT BEST IUYl Spac1ou1 •Br 2 '"B• newer Mediterranean home Priced lo ••II at $567,0001 Prof l•nd· 1caped vaulted cell· lng1, AJC. 1ec ayl· tem, Jtim rm • more. A value w1Term1I IAWllW VALUE! Cu1tomlzed J.M Peter• 38r 2~Ba. 2, 100 sq ft home on Newpor1'a Back Bay. Pvt spa w/bay, mntn ~ city Its 1 eo• vlew1I An •bsolute barg•ln at "89.900 w1Term1 •IAYVllW CT• Model 2Br 28• on greenbelt Pool A spa wt2 car garage In galed newer commu· nlty, '299,500 PATRICK TlllORI Alt 711·1IOO .. /.~ ,, . '.& ' ' .. -~., . [r :cw ) Nf'\','J )(If t B•.,11 ti 111111 OPINHOUlll SUNDAY 1-4 IUFAIRE 210 Litle Ln #202 Ou .. t locatlon Garden View ··wan of Glass" Greenhouse Windows. t BR 18 NEW LISTING $221,IOO 210 Liiie Ln 1204 Compl9tefy Furnished! Beaut Country DecOI' $241,IOO 240 Nice Ln 1211 OCEAN & CATALINA VIEWS 1 BR 18 GREAT PRICE $208,800 llary Ann llcGuirt 14M770 Enter at VerNllles Gate on Hospttal Rd 111 tt• •DllllYWllllD• 8tuft Q.Pten, 2100 .... •'"'cones. Qrnbft 1oc. Nr tennte ciub/ahopa. <>nty 1331,000 ffU Shatnn AE 7M-tn. l'Jr>•:.p· 1•! f)1·.tl Ii '<•1,'I Offend " eo.t.t P11eltlc Propertltt 873·2030 :! OPEN HOUI E UT 1·5 207 11th ltrMt Spectacular Bay View Townhome•J Spacloo1 2BR/3 8A + Oen Many upgradeall Unique Tropical Wall Mur•I (by local artt.t). E11ollc ••It w•ter aquarium. Skyllght1, Rooftop deck. eto. S5e9,000 Call PAT 675-3819 or KARIN 759-50$5 •OCUlll'RONT• OPENHOUll IUN1-I 1111 WOoelnfmt S.st t>Mch In New· portl I White water vlew1ll Great for own.f/UMr Of' MCond home Call 8T•P· NAiii• 723.0137 llACH conAG1 Oii R-1 LOT1 2 BDRM 18A • LMng rmtdwq rm L-oe ,,_110. U¥e In now. tM.*O duple• or I con- dOI 18tef. C.. 8TSP· ..... 7D-0131 ......... ~--... MLW ..._,,. • .... lbdup ....... Wftr. l1100 • IAIT81DI C08TA MIU·lbdhM,yrty ....._no~. ?ae-A ;::,:TN9CH ·8bd Aun•:;~ --------- ~?:' ""· ..... " IM IM ... el Mww, 2111 1 ... leftOd .-0, CUPI' HAWN • I bc:1 Oen WU, w remodel, ~ ~ ~· Mol•dt e.ntlM, .. -., .-. pod ............ fp. . ...... ., 1"'99. :aooo * • ... 1'419A. 1.-0 elf 2 atory. Btfl Oolf cour•• vu. Oeted N,.00/mo. M4-t123 * WATE .. ,AOHT * .., .... "'Li:' "°'..... . ••• • • ,., .... ., 0-.. ?a14MS 1MO GDld• I,.... i ui;ii07 ocn we ,...'F • ... i.r, dbl • W/d, E'elde ar. 1u Ne. P"' WST ~ • I fr!p. l 1IOO. ~NI yerd, w/d hkup, pet bd oondO • llODO ..... 1M 11490: 39R. Ok. .,.._, avell ~1 • .....,.._ TEM. • I bd 3llA l1910. 11oett w/I MOO +MC 416-0117 2 m111r BA·a, 2~BA. f/ p , a-car gar. w/d ..... geted. 11495. .,.. allp ~ Agt. OP9N 8UN 1.. ml ID bdt, 1 lg bdrm, 1 ... V9fY modem. lo la. tM, _... oomm. rent, U1MC 712.-.0 100 .. iiola PIH• IEWNO OR IM.MNO ._ 1147.000 A MOINU! HOME t 0 1 lchola ~tau '°" f'Me .,..,0 •11• 11•.000 CAU. , ... 777 ..... Nlr ..... t lOO '"*ATCH ;, . '. \ ~-... hM. nice Y'd " • C8r ..-...i 107\t •181D• lharp 38" lnOO ..... daeue. MO-Ollf 29A. frplc, dbt get, W/ EMeAAlD llAY, LAO-3 ... 1•75 llA In Olde d hkup, lg yard, ••a..ctl ~ 3M. UNA • 4 bd. ocn vu. COM. LA.~. -cs· l12IO/mo. 845-0218 ttv/fam rm. wet bef, fl ~ pet. '°''"al DA A E/elde 2tlf 2'Mta, dbl p. 81t pr, 2300 af. RENTAL.I AVAllA8Ul P91k». l taeo/mO. pr w/opnr, frplc, w/d 11175 638-3907•• ___ ..;...... ___ _ 7»?293. Af#. hllup, vaulted cefla 1 BR Twnh•• adult TM~ It tlO "'° llO-t7ll comm Adema/8"''1tat H 11• f 't ! f , t I' I/ c.Momle ......, Elelde 211r 211a twnhM, w/d Inc, beaut getd«I 3 M, I llA Dupl9•. !lint condl New c:erp9t, 1175/mo 545-1115 -------.-.. -9llOO lt9 19' dupt9x. ~1::""'8ded· • 2 yd, gar. frptc, ~ 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH •YEARLY. 2BA 2.-. 2 ~~l:o~ioNo°=~-~ ..!:..~U::-:: g;;; 1~:,.huo9 .,.., •10 8*Z42I Ler9e ... au. p-~"'P=•~b .. ch &M-HMI to appreclal•. Cell fof · 12;-0118. 0Agt. IDIAL & QUllT re99, launc::lo,. room ll tOO/ mo. e82..()138 '~ BLOCK TO BEACH appt, daya 7141923-2 ... t u. ... ~ Grubb . Ell• Npt Hght• 39' Illa, lt200/mo 2171 1 BR, 1 BA v...i .... B IG CANYON town-1BR 1BA OR 28R 18A 3236 .v.nlnge 714/ ••• car~. Yrty. oar: 3 B"". .. ......... ty ... r. dble get, frplc. Avail I ILKI TO llACH Adult•. No P9f•. 3rd hom• onlf htfltop. rig3I hRt •v•ll now Perking/ 177.aelO ., -·-· '" lmmed. No peta . floor. '950/mo. AveJI on go COUfN. 3b 1 nd / ty 873-7313 . petto. P9f8. 227'h nleh•d , c ompletely 11195/mo. 1581 San 2-Story 38r 2~8•, June. 841-1985 2•},BA, 2 ear gar. W/O, _, ry yr PUBLIC LANO Coral21~~~~50/1 1 mo. 9"Cf, lg yard, hot tub, Bernardino Piece. ,.r•~g.,:,1 •1u1n~k 1 more ., MILS TO __ .... M ref rlg , compactor, 2BR 18A STEPS TO AUCTIOI ---2 car gar, I mo.,.,,.. Daw White, 54&-5471 v-~ .....,,mo + ..,. -avell S/1 . 51950/mo. BEACH Frplc. geraa- 180 P~s Ywllr ............... al. l3600/mo. Pia IY9 WXUAY CONDO 53e-«>19 •ft• 5pm Lara-29r 28a, pool, 640-1195, 433-2503 S 1100/mo 1129 W M•l8'T ... •A>.. •• • ••• , ... ,4... '"!9144-1309 OPUC 2 ml to Dch 28r apa, MCurlly. 11250/ B•lbO• 723-4952 ""'" ..... ...,._..,, ZBA. gremt vu .... 3BA 111A houe9. 90 of 1 .,._ old, 3br, 2be, 2e.. 2-c., gar, trplc, mo. Cell 173-4MS Beech houN, 3 BR. 2 ffW....,,. ltl u u Oellln• A••·2BA hwy, t car ettec:Md «Mn, elllh. c.9ll. frplc, w/d hkup, pool, •P• !/• MILS TO 8UCM Bpo~ g2•~•199 82~ c;.r ITEPI TO IMD 18A ::1:..•1aoo ~Avt nowt Diena elect. gar, w/d hkup, 11050/mo. 8'1·2241 La 29' ..._ I 2 BR. 2 BA, patio L Y 8_ ... _.,. patlo.No1)918. rge • poo , $1350.831·7531 trplc,blll-1na,2ewgar ance ·-790oaOOO Orano-AWi. 11300/ LUX twnhm on Lagoon •P•· MCurtly. lt250/ 8 00 ........ _... ...._--" 1--·.,, w ... t .. _ h 2B mo. C.. 973-488& C.rnalfront unique 3 BR. prkg kr. 551-17 ----mo. ,_.. a ... o ..... ec: r 2 BA up~ Gar lndry 1138,000 CU9tOm View ....,. .... --...-RIDUCID 111111'1 2Vllla dbl gar, S>V•P• 28R 2BA PenthouH 34'06'h M.,cus ~u pnt, U... Coto d9 CUa. II ....... M ..-. ...-... TownhouM-.-... Innis, gated. 112·1311 Conde> ~ pted crpt $1450 973-7353 Cnr(,n • c11·I r.;1.11 .'l,22 Prim• Time RHlty. -tulla.illebftl ,_ ••F... Pool, t9N'IS, walk to _..;;._""'"'-..;;..o..-;;;..;;._;;..._--. __ 1 770-0l1t. ·~· ·-_ ....... 2-car apt•. 3 BR. 2VI BA, 8lt 1>9aeh N&O. 9e0-2975 EHC TwnhH ' •P•· 51035 CloM to beh. lg let Ut Help Y 01 Sell Y ouu>roperty! for information ... ..,_.., _... ger999, w/d hkups, clou• 3br, 2 5bll 2 Cltr 28R Bt"in•. trplc, bal· ger1199, bUll-tns, r9'· private backyards. 3BR 2BA h0m9, freshly gar, •men1tlea, t9"n11 cony 1 gar 1 parltlng rig. w/d l2000/mo. pool & •P•· 2233 .,. ....... , on Main peJmed • landsca~ Nop.,• 7141850-421 ~ • ~ ~2 1a.144W5 Felrvl9W" Rd. $1 0501 Chann91 28r 2Ba. dbl Welle to the tMach, mo. C ... 541-7001 ~· ~ ,..,,_, nalnt $1500/mo. Ask for C M BLUFFS 38R -----~---,_.., .... _., ..-Jan9 780-5000 or after 2VIBA 2 car attch gar, SHAl'lt lr!l9Yel condo, 400 N pet. t74o8999 8PM 780-0847 lndry hkup S129S/ mo. E'ald• 3 BR, 2 BA, air. RfAW "Money Mv\ng mow-n-carpet, w/d hkuNop. ./ In optloM" 850-019e d"W, 3 car rr. • ...... HR ~U• or (213) 491-3043 P.,• A MUS •••t 1700 s f Nr schoola, \Jt~ r.f \ 11 11'.&MMAM••u-$1395/mo. &45-7878 pool & t9nnl• 11250 REAL~• """nv"'-rr I U•llV &'SIN 2BR Avt now. 857·1ne 3BR qu"• CDS on 1 BA. ettech9d g•rag9. 1---------3BR 2BA, frplc. cut• Canyon Park New w/d hkup. No P9t• RUNT lcl1ch, dbl• gw. fenced Cntrr KJto. tile. crpt/ S725/ mo 846 eo85 yd, RV/bOat 8C(:9 ... pnt, dbl gar. lovely lovely nelghborhd, gmds, lmmec In/out Oec to IN balk A8C'1 -bH t achoola. Drive by $1 295. 943 Ev.,grMn. attic..,..._.., doeet -throuqh claaailied 1530 Sylvia Lene OPEN SUH 12~ 950-1572 tNrl..__lnClllallllad. S1850frno, 54&-e179 t i I j 1 ' f I I I I 1 ~ ( 1 '1 Ho I' 1 1 ,'t, HJ 16171 Sprincdele in Huntincton Beech PB. '71'/M0-1101 Huntrnqtor 1 Bea ell .)h·lO ,,_. ........ Nm, A.fr'll IO. 21, 27 . 28 DiecoYw S.alor Uvm1 a t lta BeetJ l· AND umeOOM VNrr8 . Larp RecnaUoo Bulldln1 . Heated Pool and BMlth Spa . Muter TV Aa\ean• . Security. pe.t parldnf etc 1 Bedr. from-mo. utililiel H V Knoll 2 BR • d•n. 2 5 BA, c omm PoOI & ten dbl• gar, S1800 mo N • 720-02 12_ KAJ1t80R VIRW HM8 JBr 2Ba. n-patnt carpel•, Ill• Uk• "9W S2 100 mo 831~ ••Charming 2 BR, 1 BA UP~. w French dra, windows, stove trig, frpk:, w d gar UUI pd Avail now s 1025 mo 780-3878 +A TREETOP VIEW• 2Br 1 Be. d'W, r•lrtg LEASES w ·d hk up patio sa9s Peninsula 3Br 38• Gar!i• .vi 4~2e2 $2850 Lido Isle •Br lh OFF 1 ST MONTH• 311'.!Ba. S3050 Short or Spacious 2BR 1 ~BA Ion ....!!!.."' ~ 84&-1938 1wnhm• $950 mo LIDO ISL IE 900 SH Ln IM"-2911 3BR, 2BA hm tor lae 2 BR, 1 BA apt Refrig. Welk to bch & tennl• 2 c arports. comm No pets S2800 mo pool No peta 2 adult• Avl now Bkr 499-:MOO $925 mo 97~2 Udo Mobile Hm Park 2BR 2BA So of PCH, Pv1 beach, •••P• to n • • r b • • o h & wal., S 1 t 00 mo ·~• 2-c.r gwe09, 873-e030 w d 815-9663 LOV91y 38R 2BA home 2BR 2BA, 2 c:-r gar. f p, • !amity room Nwpt "9ar park, $1100 mo Hts f p 2 car gar. 11 p; H•llotrope S1700 mo 122·U28 &4W 2e9 -----~--~· Newport CrHt 31A e1••,.. ••neoM .v .. 1 2...,8A ~ all amen!· 6 1 2Br 1 Be roomy, ti•• No pets 17S-0447 trplc, d.ck 1 carport Newport H ts charml"Q garden home 3BR 28A hrdwd fir. Ip ahutters, ~ bl! yd Aval! 8# 1 831 ·8245 OCEANFRONT Lrg tum 3Br, den On b9ach at Pen1n1ula P1 3 c:-r prlcg '3900 mo Agt 873-3777 VILLA IW.IOA Lovely 2Br 28a condo sunny-quiet lg belcOfly S15001mo, 650-J201 S 1200 mo 873·2230 e.aut ~ 1 BR w calh c••••ng• 2 b•k• from bch $1000 mo yr IM Call Darcy 613-3000 8 rleht, Cl.an twnhse, 2BR, nr bch d.cll o vrtka pool. 2 cer- ports, S950 &40-0819 Lg upstalra 28R, t BA frplc, fng. qui.t •no•• or cpl9 N-amkg pet No pr 1st, last, 1.c dep 1975 mo 759- 0240 or M 1·1555 We h.W ..,.,..,_,.. and~homee evell•b .. tor ~ • ate oocupency. DUAL M.ASTER 2BA 28Afrom .-0 38" MOUA wtttt fam loom, f•ncod yard, dbl OW999 w/ elec t door op•n•r Ir from $1415 2 POOLS. 2 SPAS. SANO VOLLEYBALL, CLUBHOUSE . FIT· NESS CENTER & more• C A LL TODAY TO FINO OUT ABOUT THE BEST KEPT SE· C RET I N COSTA MESA' KAAa OR VILLAO• H•rbor BIVd u M•mmac Way (acfoss from Nabor• Cadmec:) 54'"°442 •CHOICI 11Rt Ou•t E/sld9 In 12· Plex w/pool. BBQ Brend new crpt, vort bllnds, frp lc. d/W S695'mo. &4M71M +Do you ~ lg ci..n 2br 1btl7 Gar8Q9. now cpt. O/W, atorege $750 No P .. ~2•95 •GREAT SPECIAL! Big, b .. u1 E/ald9 1 ·28R MJ50/$750 t..ndry, gar, no e«• 8314427 +IM-..CULAft 28R 1 'AtS. 2-e\ory, gat'999. i.unctry hkups, 1825/ mo. 173-3111 1&.28A apts, MW CTPl & paint, stove, P•tlo, Pfl(ng, lnOry rm l5501 S730'mo. 731 ....... 1BR~hom9 tdeel. for matUt• eoupto .. • Quiet, MeUN No ~: S5851mo . .....,73 • •: BUY ~i: •Spa •Pool •View 12 Sw1n Ct, Newport Cres1 973.7300 S3a5 000 ••"6009 S-.hore Or N 8 873-3777 S1 ,895,000 Sat & Sun 1-4 5 BEDROOMS ••201 Mayfair laM Costa M ... ••Waterfront •••Waterfront and Pool ....,Give Address at Guard Gate HOMES FOR SALE 2 BEDROOMS • 203 Grand Canel, Balboa leland 759-9100 $599.000 •4t9 89gonle Ave, CdM 875-2311 1149,000 Sun,_. Sat Sun 1·5 445 Seaward Corona ael Mer 973-<UOO 5"1.000 Sundai1i·5 "'" RU9 FontalMbleau, Big Canyon 944.9090 5595,000 Sun 1·5 2447 8owdotn. C M 913.7300 $223,000 Sun 1·5 2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN ••210e Lafayett• A~. N ,8 , 973-3777 11.400,000 Sat & Sun t-5 e to WlldOooM Ct Newpor1 Creat 173-7300 1218,000 Sun 1·5 ....... 270 Cagney407. VI Bal NB Ml·UOO ~.000 _.Sun 1-6 ......... I flhlit ......... NB .. ~ ....... ..., 8un1·1 tt••;;; ....... • .. an ...... .. t .1 .... ... , .. I ... ,. ..... 219 Via San Remo. Udo Isle 873-7300 $749 000 359 Megnolta. C M 813· 7300 '335.000 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN ••304 Lugonle, NB r a.0-2500 '380.ooo Sun 1·5 ••1738 Tradewlnds. Newport B••ch 8'S-1915 $5442,500 ~ . Sa Sun 2·5 1829 Port Margate. Hrbr VI-Hm••· NB 8'0-5864 $525,000 Sunday 1-5 2012 Calvert. Costa M•H 5'0-7355 1271,000 Sun 1·5 2101 Valley Rd, Coat• Meu &42-9884 1351.900 SetJSun 11~ :µ 14 S.abf-za ln. Cofone d91 Mer 121·1200 1129,900 SatlSun 1·5 • I 08 Cor*-Dr Nerwport Nol'th 873-7300 '303.000 Sun 1·5 • 801 Rockford Rd, Cameo Highlands 873-7300 '"2.500 Sun 1-5 ••*•1100 See Lane, Harbof View Hlls 873-7300 NN,000 8Un HI • 1841 Commodof • Or, Baycrnt North 173-7300 M t7 .&00 Sun t -$ ,,.. = ""-....... "°"" ... .. . .-.,,., .. ..=--..... F ....... ...... , .. ., 'Clli-=:i:'-....... +•3108 Broad St Nwpt Hgta, NB 721-0343 $575,000 Sa Su n 1·5 2t04 Miramar, Newport Beach IM0-2500 $750,000 Sunday 1 ·5 107 .. Vts.alla , Co•ta M•H 8&8-9333 '329,500 Sun t 2-4 1602 E Balboa Blvd. Penln Pt. 873· 7300 1129,500 Sun 1 ·5 2740 O• Soto, Coat• M••• 861-9333 $295.000 Sun 1·5 ••500 Via Udo Nord. NB 815-2311 $2.•50.000 Sun 1-5 5 BR plus FAM RM or DEN • 1031 Kings Rd Newpon Heights, NB 759-9«6 St ,650.000 Sat Sun 1-4 e 1411 l<Jngl Rd NB 831·1400 $1,795.000 • • e 3 Muir Beech Ctr, NB ~2500 $2, 150,000 •32 OrekH Say, Spygla•• Hiii 8'4--8200 S829,500 Set Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 Sun 1·5 .4) 31 t8 C-.. H N.-.......o No VII ,,,.7 Or-n 90.r Ln Big C.nyon. NB . ..,... 9""0-. ~~......... 1 •• ...... "-7311 S2."""'"'.000 Sat lSun 1,5 8'"'8200 $59-4,000 Sun 1·5 ~ "'..., 9631 CINrt>r~ Huntington S..ch eee-9333 '311.900 4 BR plus FAii RM or DEN 2115 v-.y Rd, Costa Mesa 6'2_.... 1389,IOO Sal/Sun t 1-4 2408 LaMoM COUf1 (l'elde) C M. 845-1915 '40l,000 Sun 1·S 2820 ShanUr, M9N Va>rd9. CM ~7316 1311,000 tklndey 1-4 2953 Andra9. MoM "9rde. CM .,, .,,.. ana.ooo ..." .. ,.,.,..:.~ ... BOO ,.-, ... "=*= ......... . .... ...., .. .... .. •• • 3109 Clay St , N9Wpof1 H9igtrta, Npt Bch 7&4-4414 S5".000 Sa Sun 1-4 2t00 Arbutue. EastbfUff, N 8 ...... toe<> $589.000 Se Sun 1-5 I IR plus FAii RM or Diii ••10 Bumlng Tr-. Hew~ 8eh 719-1100 I 1 .-..ooo s.tllun , .. 11111100• •94-3330 11 SM IM>O Sunday 1 1 -3 : 3 BEDROOMS • d 120 38th St. Newport Beach 780-5000 '399,000 8un 1-5 3 BR plus FAM RM or DEN • e • ,.,2 Rue Grand Ducal. Big Cyn. N8 840-2500 st ,090 .000 Sun 1-5 15 Rue M ........ Newpof1 9Nc:h 840-2500 1815.000""" Sun 1·5 MOBILE HOllll FORU1 1 •••1e11 W. Oa1all:0111. • 87).l030 -............... Dr.Ill.a. 17>1100 ., ... .- 4 .......,, .. '**' •• i :···· r1t111ss a ....._ .... 711.i.n... .... e.I!!!.!!!:!!!• * t llOlml 1'11111 19A ..... 1'411A. =e:a= lower 38R 2BA, Mv rm, din rm , lg kh, 2 cer pr, "° pen, 11200/ mo. Phone 842·74H. Oellgtltful Ocean ....... S1Mic:lou1 28A 2llA 147-IUll up thegar&1e •• Try the classifieds. What's junk "': to you is a treasure to someone else .. For only $13.44 you get 4 lines for 7 days. Call today. 642-5678 TO D~l E·llNE •Call 1·900·844·0100 • Enter 4-digit code appearing in ad • Li sten to greeting • Leave message (you can change il if not satisfied) " •o •• .. ~· " I I You nla)' leave a 30 second message. You will be auton1a1ically billed 98e / ror each n1inu1c. DAlE·LINE FREE PERSONALS USE THIS FORM TO PLACE YOUR FREE PERSONAL AD . PRINT CLEARLY: (First three words ore boldloce) 25 wO!d maximum .. FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLV All ColHnl Wll Be Charged R8QlD Rote. GUIDELINES I ,, " • , .. Zia wuted no time in pttinJ to same. In the cold light of day it qht '• DO ..._ ........ t , .... -t ~m declarer mull loee a t.Nmp -Wiii u.e -trick and two in heart.a. HoweYer t .-,., in the world to· alt.er receivini the helpful, albeit M•hmood. The .,.ripatat· normal, lead of the ace of diamoDdt· ~ '-dec:ided to make hia the Paki1tani intemationaliat w~ ill New York, and he waa quick to prove that appearances can the lier performers at the· be deceptive_.....,. "' t. Spriat N~rth ~rican Declarer ruffed the openinl lead t:ipiloDllipl held m Atlantic City. and, aft.er cubing the ace and king la tam rMCb.d the final of of lrumpe to reveal that the defend- andllbilt t..m event before en had a aure trick there croued to ..._, to a ~ led by Steve the kins of spades to ~ke a heart of Wub~n, D.C. ditcard OD the kinl of diamonda. la\ South on l!ua deal from an Two diamond ruffs were sand· IOUDd in the team event. wiched around the ace of apades and ~ ~r mede a. rather a spade ruff OD the board to brin , rtne of h11.,ctub openm1 bid, about thie ending: 1 ort.h-South vulnerable. North '· ST .6 J9 NOaTB •K7 •es 2 t K 10' 2 • 8 7 & 2 BAST • Q 10 9 6 3 •Q87 •Q988 .J 7 & 3 J3 • 10 SOUTH •A8•2 9 A 10 & ' t Vold •AK96• biddinc. t1a Eut South Weet • P .. 3" I P .. 1 + 1 &• P .. penin1 lead; Ace of."' da), April 28 ngtll: ACITC\~ An11t1a l.<10\bUI') urng JU\! what she was "~1rn" hl Number 7 1s a\Sl'C1.itcd \\llh •tune, which in rum rcl.u t 10 1llu ion. ac1111g fh1 SIM \01.1 1925) has the 7 keynote, the ., llNth, he 11 a I 1b1Jn, and thc~c \C\ (Venus) ht'C unu•uJI \'111~c- .11e u11l11cd In field\ of dr.ima, h1ng. ttcting Angcl.t Lan)burv be milking frc\h ,,,,, In new '"''" during fl)ql , 1ntl \he nu •ht pnl(lucrng, Jircctrn and w1111n& c not entirch &Mng up .1t11ny, 1 ;div, Jul~ (<.evcnth month) '-"Ill nl>-t mcfll(11able RIE. (Maf\h ~1-<\rril IQ) I ull . ., •'-"cnt' feel n ' u\uJll'f •~cpl rel f.mpha'" on 1cn,h1n, 11\lt\i. dcallhnc lt•r viumu\ n.nc., mcluJ1ng mor1g1 c. l'IUlll· bile I 11\c re l t1011,h1p 'r1>\1:r 1t11I Cl•mplic•tcll \l Rl I \J'ril :!O-M1\ .ZOl I ull •n 1n )O\lr 'm:11 n.lftC hou\C • n• 11 ~ 1n~ 01 cnJ• Contn'l\crw •he' .i ruunll lc,111 111ht\, n r'lh1p rart1t:1p.1tllln in hu"nc" IJ'lll\\. \flCS r1i urC\ f'hlm1nCntl\ DtlNI (~.t) :!I June ZOJ l <l\\· ppro.i•h be'' for )11u, ''>IKl.1k• u\ on h,11f.fln"hnl 111,k\. 'IC1.1I rcque~I frnm 1li:pcnJcn1• ntJ1n rndc~nJcnt 111111<c M .11.i; r you arc no INn office nr IUtllnl <\NO.R (June 21·July 22)' r ull m J'fl\lh\ln h1 hh hi\ ph)\ICll 1..:110n, ~C) le, crcativ1ry. cmcillllnal t•n•C\ Slo~ dov.n. &1\iC 1<>&1• time Qll;h UJ' " lllU• qu,, " \h.akcn 1 roots• Be: &lad to (July 2.'·Aua. 22) \uu II : more lpacc, relative u•u.illv h \hare a~pira1ic1n,, 'unf1dc !>lcm . Luner cmph1 1 on 111)'. shelter, 1 complellon or ttiallons It 1 unday but vou ua1n pace IRGO (Au& 2 • CJll . 22)• Full 1n poi.11!<ln .. ,...,n," th•t Cllrc I be 1akcn while 1r1"-chn& l'coplc nd you tend to l'C euclc • ~omc u even be: b1bulo11i. You •111 plctc uik. land J1,putc cttleJ WEST . - KJ9 •Q NORTH . - • 6 3 2 . - •8 EAST •Q .; Q 8 7 •· SOUTH •8 '?A 10 & v -·-When declarer .now led the eight of 1pade1, dummy's eight of clubs wa1 promoted to a trick ~n JJ04sant. The defenders' three trickt had been telescoped into two. since declarer could not be pmeDted from taking the table'• trump and his ace of he.a rte. IJllRA .. pt :!J.Ckt :!:?) 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'"u .u c dvnt1m11: ~•u"horn ~n•u.al anJ cirv U(', ,\qu.irru r.=r on' play important rnk • h>u 1arc c:.ip.al'llc nr pl<lnccn n8 JllOJ"~I u f 011g1n11I 11ppr111th, of d rifyin pro\~((\ .lnd ic111ni ml nr d.:t~1>c>J ~1111 .1Cll\lll \ ACCclCrOAle in M il\ '11u·11 pu"ha<c dd11ionil cl11 th1 na \ou'll be 'cn,i 11vc c11n~crn1n& hoJ ) 1m'1&C. Ma1ur domc~11e ad1u\lmcn1 take\ place 1n June. rclll" to rc\idcnec:, manliil ~tllU\ October 1o1r1ll be: your ITIQ\I • mcmor•t'llc, productive monlh l U G R A V I I 11 12 I H I B N A S I I' I' I I MOOTTA 15 I' I I I A famous author lectured at 1-=--.... M_A_I_F_N ___ v_-f my community literary club. ' I I 1 1 I I ~"~.r. ~: --------advice. 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Jflcr dn.dl') \\n 1h"rc '4:cm' 10 hJ\e been Oil kt· UJ'l In the cc1n01tt• JnJ rrc"""' .ii h1101(, at wor~. ind tncr (111.,ncrnl Jrr.1n,c mcn1,. hu,1nc• , leg.ii. or ta~ m.itrcr~ Sov., ho\\1.:hr, !>er 1u•c \far•. \our ruler." ~h.111.:nicJ h\ lh rC\dlUll\10,HV rl•llll I l , lnU\ .tnJ J I ull \11.nn ltHUf\ 111 \-.nrp111, \llU hJ\i.' th~ 1dcJI "l'll(lrt11n11\ hi .11r \\•Ur 'llt\ilrl<(\, 11.mand ,UJI n1 .. , •llld lll\l\I th I .1 'ct11\:men1 '' Ii 1l11cJ r \l RI ' I \rrrl 11-\1.1\ ';!I) C h.111< n1 '"ti •p d to \hlr• nu" h1ghl1 •h1 lr;t\CI rl 1n' <1n.I <111 (,1rm' nl .ommunr, 111110 ll11:rcl;1r,, ' u •1mrt' c 1nnc 1 1'c 1c•t11llcJ or r.:•H 11ncd 'I ou h •'<· "' move h•NJrJ ;ind bct'11UM'.' the l"ull \lut•O ~ ur 1n \nur Clf'P'""'e "I" nt ~ •rrKI f1n,1ll\ tell p.1rtncr' (~ll Jrl\lllle "ho 1111 lln:t~IOC• th11t \UU ire lar 100 'Cl m our v.J\• "' h.1n~c J1rccr1onl th111 \UU JrC off ~~v. ••Ahl\ 11nJ cnn ~.li;un, and n11 nc ;in.I no1hrng mu't b" Jllvv.cu l\l J~l1.r \•>U <.it\tl\I {\fa\ :!:!-June :!ll \I th•' time 111 rh, \C 1r whili: thi;. 'un 1' m I Junl\, \'OU ire rar\:h , t )our tlc't 11r com pk Id\ JI lJ\C 'litM ht>WC\CI. t-.:c.1u•c the I ull \luun 111 \corp1u lend' to tomrhc.11c r1tt1rc,'i1on:il 1ntcrc,h , '"u .1rrc:.tr to b.: even mf1rc 11111 on 11 hmh llul \\hJI u,mo lo hghr in th I 1ttcr p.111 of the c11m1na "eek ~houlJ niali;c wu feel th.11 1111 the recent c1111frontJllon) 11\Cr financ"' v..:rc not 1n \lllO (A\( t R (Junc ~:!·Julv .:!.') \o mu1.h JcpcnJ, nn \liur cklerm111;at111n Ill tickle ind 1CM11'c ~hOAt c:.in univ t-1: de nhcd a~ prc>hlc:m' ur 1 matr1mom.'ll or P"rtncr hip nature th" '<\Celi; 01l f11.ult 1 pc<:t' tu the f1cn r lenct ,,.,, 1n vour l!'.'n bul h "An 81g111rv that vou u nnot dither ur u~ tklnms t """ EVCl)th1n h•n to be t-rou&hl C'UI rnh1 the open. You have had week~ 1f not month , tu prc;p ire: your Cll\C -nuw 'cl about prU\.lnl 11 u:o (J~y ~"·Au~ 23) l'CrlC"lnally or profc ion;11fy )'llU ppcar lo he npcrtcn~emi " m1kc-or·brc.ik \lluallon llnpcfully, howcver. ) u O! SllMSNY u1hc11111g Yt~u m"'-t .11 the m11mcnt •~ 1h1· dcc1Jcdl\ 11lfh.1nJ bchOA\l\lr 1•! lht><.C '\\fMl .UC \UJlj'l(hCd II• b\! \llUt 'taunchc'I •.11111:' lluY.C\1.:r, th1' \\Cd:' pl.1nc1.1n--mtmcn .,, onl\ c11nfum the f.I~ t th.it• Jl\ .. nrtl ,;, r.:•cntmcnt h.I\ been b111h.ling ur 1'1\o.:r 11 \1.:f\' l11ng pcm.xi (1f lime ;inJ 1hcr\"for.: wu rcall) Jo nec:tl 10 f1nJ out ""h\ 1inc r11111cul.u pcr'<On.il ur prorc"1vnal rcla1111n•h1p h1h turned 'CIUI Ii( ORl'IO f0c:t :.i-~1" O::l \fr., r I k•l <•f Up\, h :.ind ii'' ;A\.&ll<•ll 1\rril •11npl h.1, h> come tn a do•• 1111 o1 mur1.: • .. trl...d note -chn 1hou1th 11 "'·') t-c '"'"'c 11mc \cl t-d••rc n1u '" 1 t\. 1u•I huw fortun.11c H•u rcllll\. "'" I I• "'•"'er .... 11 .. 1 rci1ll\ m.tllcr~ '' th 1 r •'4 p.;: r~mal anJ pr.1fcu111ri 11 hinur.rn .... -.; • n hn~ll\ t>c rem c.I. \UU M Ir I; I I ~l°'Afl \QUI •1"0 <J ~""' 1 •,, "111 1n \.••rpm 1' r the nC\I f-.'\\ ..... d.• \\I l\llOArnf\ !\"C \1•u 11 "l'C•flunrl\ 10 ~lren then \;('T\ IX .. .11 11.:• UI .1 111 (, \\<.rrr.vut~1 '1' :i.n~ ~I) \\ h II I 11..C\ r l I< .. (>'1 lhC "Olk fr"lll lh" "'cl!!.; I\ l!JlilC I ur"I: I \<•UT !}e l• J,11.J Jll.tn• II• Chr, 1111 .. c 1h, Full \.h•on 1n ~ .. orp10 hJ\ ,,p.1r.1ted e'en more ~hc,11 fmm the: ch ill, \11u ought 111 emerge '1rong1.:r, w1•1.:1, .inJ w11h 11 ddin1tc gu1J1: t~• th!! lulurc l nfortun.uclv, """"C\cr, \nu .ir1. •till like I~ lo remain confu\Cd ••\Cr f1nanC1al or hu~inc'' m11trcr' and mu'I w;ut and ..cc wh.H 11.in•pirn 1n the latter riart of the 't\Cd. when the rc,olu11on;1ry pl.incl Uranu' 1~ ccl1p cd b\ t he foon bdrnc fm1hz1n& any new •arecmcnt' CA.l'RJCOR.1' (Dec 22-Jin .,OJ fh1 week'' r lAncllH) activity relate• to e m ot i o nal a ttachment\ par1ncnh1p, ind financial in1crc•h Thcrc:fnrc, you shll appear ro be gupplrn& w11h problem' of ' h1&hly pcr1on11I and sen ltt\C nature I ltJ110'CVCr, 1f yuu arc no-able tu V1C'W .... h.11 ha occurred \ln<c t~ end or 1990 •1lh t\lftlplctc hon •!}, nd OhJCCll\'ll~. )UU ... 11 ('UM(" II• r1.:1hr thOAt ro1 the sake uf vout pc.tee or mind n well ., your wmrort and uriey, ttrt111n uu cu oi:inne<tl(\n .. }1mply mu I be pla"d on • d1rrcrcnt fooling ,__--------------------------! will n'l.lkc the aud;: th1 week ruhcr than hrc11k out 1n a riuh 1f a lonr11and1n, arran~mcnt comes 10 an end A ull M oun 1n ScotptO •111 cerlllnly 11fford )OU the perfect opp1n11nity 10 ll\'C the b1acr pcnon 1Mldo the r1c,ht ol ~•Y· end there et IDIMthlftl ct.Cp WJth1n that " fer peatef then any Obltadc you art AQUARll (Jan 2l ·f ('h .. ._II 161ie1J to cnCIO\lnlcr at home and at .art. YaGC> (AUi 24-5cpt 2J) Yo. .,..., to be more COfte'erMd illout "°'*' klnl·term ..... or ph rhH oet.a• .. .... °' ...... ,. Uranu,, )'l>Uf nikr, chalkn&cd by Man but c:ch~d by lhc M,1on thi. week 11Jn1fic' 11's Ii• ta •tap pendcnftt to m hcn' wtum1 In fact, thctt really 'hould be no houndancf or lmntetionl -only tk thaMC of 1 Iii.._ to aipitalilt oe J10W .... crcatM: *ill, ta...... Of .......... Ew1t I F"'9 Moo.I Ill ,_,., ...... °"" *'""" "°"' .... , -...... .... i.. an: ._.. ........ " ....... peat .... ---ii ,..,,.. ......... .. _____ ,_= .. ...... ,,. ............... .. PIA~ DClUIM l!ACH I OOUNTRV ewe COUMUNITIH '· 1 a a a.drOOfft A..-.,...., ... ...,, -!~!!!~!!:!!!!L-"'1oro, w/d ttkup1, U7'I ... I CdM-fl '**el • a ..,... u H.•. ....... ,.. em wJeactr• eeor.... M '"*'· 1 m1 to beh, , !Nlnlel1811109 incl. ml to frwy• let·7,._ Ull Avl ,-. lorry, no peea l3IO ~ pd Fem n/ . now , .. ,..au It.HI/mo _,,., no p... _,. CdM.f'em lhf w/Mrne M NIWPORT MAW 211A.'10t AvocedO .,8 20-30 Fum 2Br 1be. ,..,. CdM 875-9134 pool, C8rPGf', 1421, "'* ,~~. ..... •A•T••D• ua. Avt now 75.J.!!!... 6M-GIClt Ca.G to etw w/1 CdM-9pec rm/ be, btk m• 38R 211\h W/ to bch. '•m. pref 9¥9 WlllTIR RlllTAL o, ~. yerd ieso emply'd or treV9fer B•lboa Oceanfront mo. 722·7I09 l460/mo. 723-t ... Duple•. 4BR 3W8A ,1hl 11 Ca a•en F nort-Smkr, ...... to lteootmo; ._..,...,_ ... ..,..._, atv ltg dee4gner 38r 408 E OCEANFRONT ... R11 1t 11 ..... 38e twnhM lo'I ml to Ma-4906 Wlldya 9-5 210 ~T-4000 bch (Npt Crest) Bef. 28R 28A Balboa ~' crpt, pool, tennis ••~reftl, "view" 1525. 721.e789 or ~ lo Co.et ptza non/1mkr '"*· 1750/ 15()..85'4 In bttt lg hm, ahere mo utH lncf IS4().-0M2 F. ... ~... " b .. u1 BA, pool, ape 1375/ BALBOA PEN Shr 28R bch cottage Non llte mo • d!p 556-1737 M/F non amkr 14451 emlcr. Avt now $475 E'SIOE C M 3BR~ mo + dep. s..pa to fOf ell, Nan 873-1717 condO S4251mo+utlV beeel\/Weter 875-7951 FEM pref, Npi area nr dep Pref melure Non BUSINESS man ovtr Beck Bey 3Br 28a amlcr person tMe-oeOtS '°·lady wttl ahr beaut condo, 2-car ger Furn, J>YI enl/bA, nr turn c°""° on Bluffs pool S300 850-3857 OCC meture, neat wtvu. prtv ottc/den FEM roomm•t• pref, 1450 ~ S 1 oo sec bdrm, ba. 'h gar Futl CM nr SC Plaze N/S. 540-0808. uM of hom.. $750, ~ Sec geted comm . Furn room, turn hou... utll C.M .IN.B. ar•• 1350/mo S57-5097 near Oen & Fwy non/ 648-t3t3 Of Iv mag. FEMALE ROOMMATE amkr, no pets S350/ ••Ibo• let.ftd sum· SO COAST METRO mo. 55S>-4510 m•r share 2BA house. Room w1pvt belh non/amkr, $475 + Pool & JacuzzJ Avail N.8 . •h blk bch. Prof fem (2~5), n·amkr. Kii prlv Gar, wld, cable S425. ~5878 Suneet w . Pvt t>a. phone, deck, cabl•. micro, atrg 811 . H25 Fem &ts.293 7 IMfofa 9p Xlm tum rm, pvt entry & BA nr Ho99. N-amk, pool, no kit Incl u111 Mele 1425 9441-1035 H it1·1 l\1c )~,.·. /: 18 S 100 aec:. 780-9730 Mey 1 tth 1320/mo -+ CM PROF. F/M thr Ut11. Call 241·9759 3BR 2BA condo. pool. LIDO PENINSULA w/d S425 -+ dep ~ 1Jtll. 200-800 aq tt ottlcH No amlc/P9f• Me-93e9 for rent Menne envl· COM 2BR/2BA apt ronmenl Super pal't(- Prof f•m 25 + share Ing Convenient res· w um• FP, pool. teurenr Reaaonabt• Sml OCHll vt-retel 873·9330 no smoking/pees N~T •UCM S500 ~ dep ... "1 ulll Office apace w recap. Av! 5 1 721·1282 t1on111 .cop~. FAX • COM SO OF PCM 1un c hrm. L••••t Lg BR. J>YI BA Sp•· rent•I prlo•• In town. Newp0'1 Com- HBO. pool, A. c. 101ch· Cloul lrp!C. 759-1 ~ mun1c11t1ona Center ens 129 Mldey, 1 130 COM 2 rma av111I In 325 No Newport wk & up 237' Nwpl large 3Br 28• home Blvd . 650-6435 BM:I CM 548-97" near beach M F S500 0 ' · mo Oev•da 673-6798 u._.. prtvete N41wpor1 S.ach waterfront of· COM Prof! non smlcr to tic• 1 MS a I · ou1· shr modem lrg hom• side deck E•c•llen1 F P w d, steps to beh ''" perking Call 873- A ft T Y P I • D -A-S550 mo 72 t -0840 9330 tor 1nlorma110n T•R"• VI-of t>ac1r COM Roommete lo Sm Nwpt B•ech of1ice bay & clly lights 2B B tr-• Slaps lo wlldllla pre-share r 2 Yl a, .,..c. Outsld• pello • greet w d S650 mo Av•ll ' toe on Coast H_, aarve Jun, Jul & Aug 30 Bl •.. .. • .H .1!•1 1 1 R0rit. il~ :' ?22 .•. , .. 1300 10 ..-0 ... 11'1 ahpg elf. ,r,... 11.- ~ ._ .. , ... 1111 E'alde CM ffonl hM zoned C2, • ......... L.. 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Cement Concrete 3526 ELECTRICIAN ,, Drtveway1-patlos-Lie 4'597884 lllCUEL cox ,MITlllG C"IROPRACTIC AllT. FRONT OFF FIT po1l1lona evalla- ble. Orea1 opp0r1unlty, experience • plu1; bl- llngual a plus. Positive attitude, Strong work ethic . Cost• Maaa. EC>e l'OIC •r.TMY/ ULDOMCI .......... ....,,. Uon ....... ..,.. ferred. Date entry, Wordperfect, f111ne. 1o epc1 bike. elde, train phone9. Fu roeume Mt. eurfboard, m1ec. to (71•) 87W7M ~ Sat/Sun. 1·30. 201 mall to f'raMr YecMa, ,al Pl CM PO Box 2288 Newpot1 __ rwey_...._.......;,''--' ~~I Beach, 12883 AU· 15 f'amlty Garage Sale. Shop lrnlth p loot•. plumbing too 3.5 hp outboa motor. s.t/Sun 1~ 5 11URooenwr- f, I ' I Proeperoua tlm" are Marti. 873-5252 F11mlture, houaehoMf on their way back end ----------;o-lterna. Sat/Sun I to 3. D.L . Weaver Tern-llCUIUn 210 Bowttng Green Or. porarlH still offers OPl'ICDI CM. M6-e908. holtda~ and vacation Unarmed eec:urtty of· 4 Hydraulic Jeck• & AJ;. P•Y Pus good !Ob• at flcera needed, Hunt• c"aorlea, $150. ax12 great compen1 .. 1 lngton Beach area. RV awning, attached • •newer phone• ........... Moe • word prooe•eln9 Call ue new for an appolntM•n!L ••k fM •arbara Al10P 1 Call JML Securtty, acr"n room, •••Y on, 213-748-7478 1450 Seara Garage Opener, all acc.aao-llRVIRI ""· S50. All Items are Lunch/brunch/dinner. neerty new. Sat/Sun Full Ser.lice. Servers 9AM to 4PM. 978 apply at: Gino's On Presidio Or. CM otf The HIH, 428 E. 17th Fairview Rd D .L . Woavor S1. Coala MeH, Wed CD Player, twin bed, Tompotartoe thru Sat 3-5pm. aofe, chairs, tabla. __ C_7_1_4_.1_9_77_ .. _a_ec_o-_0_1 aa1ee. Photo atudto cuttalna. clol h••· R CE TIAll I Rep for N-port com-bllt•• books, lots ol E P ""'I T,1tlX merclal aludlo No ex· ml . household Sat/ PART·TlllE perlance required. Su 8 to 3 2262 Col- Aflernoon opening. Woman encouraged g•t• Dr on Wiison 12:45-5:45 p m , Mon-_1o_a ... p""p_.ly._. . ...;;84....;;;;2_· 1;..;888~--CLOTtclNG St Mattress Fri. Answer Incoming $25. Books $.6. Bike calls, greet customers. TELEu.anKETING SHl. 2.278 Avalon, nr Excellent benelll pack· ......, Wiison/Fairview S&S age. Non-smoking of- fice Please call· 540-8900 ext. 483 .' I I • l'k;.p ,,f B• 1111 , :1 Everything Muet • Bedroom. I~ dining room. SAT~ 8-5, 20 Gooctwtn C 845-0101 S.int.i 1\11 .1 ti 1 '1 Najghborhood Gar" S•I• 10 hO'""I Olympic welghj1 Ols"eylarid artl~ general Items Sat/S1.o 8 to 8 1218 We Camden Pl Abo" Warner & Brtatol, 9'.. Furniture b(1 I llCREAIE YOUR RUCH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES paths etc. No )ob 100 (714) 648-4230 sm11I AtH. Lie, hncl _F_R_E_E,_M_A"'-N--E-L_E_C_T_R-IC-1 Mickey 536-0553 Quality )ob. Low price WEATHEAIZATION CASH REBATES ATTN Homeowners and Renters. SAVE SSS. Utlhty company rebate program avallablo. Upgrade existing attic ln1ula· lion Wrap heating ducts A more. Skip $12/Hr "' MATERIALS References 675-4006 PAINTING • INT./EXT, Cabinets rorlnlshlng. Paper hanging 30 VT"' exp LOCll refs 979-5294 650-2273 PDA~ 2975 R';j~jjiA~;~~e Costa Mesa Earn EXTRA MONEY worl(lng part-time al· temoona or evening• selling the O•il"t Piiot Must be en.,gellc and enthualaatlt. No Hpe· rlence required Designer Wicker fUrT1 lure Sofa. 2-c~ ottoman. Newly r ered black, sic White casual tabl • chairs.new $300. a dreuera S200 ~· 4'x6' aolld marble co fee labia, beige MIO< VCR $200. Pine dll".9n. table St SO. 673--6908 ~EJ $2.IO per day That'e ALL you PllY for CUS10M CONCRETE & Free eat. 24hr.LIS82t87 BRICK WORK Small *(714) 744·5048• jobs ok 19 yrs exp. Free est. 354-4249 ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION Masonry-Concrete Pa- tios-Driveways. Paint. lll'dcape Mike 546-3096 Ceramic 1les 352 Fences &Decks 3f>15 FENCES-GATES NEW REPAIR. Atd'NOOdl Cedar Post Rtp!Kt CM 'NB Jim Whyte 642·7208 G<11 aqP Doors middleman coat C1ll Continent.I lnaulatlon Inc. Mon.-Frl. for details 9am 10 5pm. Or leave message any• PAINTING Quality painting. Local references Fair prlco. Ron. 722·9513 PARKS PROF'L PAINTING. lnlJExt. Rep1ln11 and Cu11om1 Uc. t 58321 1 785-9766 CONSTRUCTION Carpenlera and Oen· eral Laborere for on- going projects and new projectl begin· nlng In Orange Co. 61 1/91. Call 714·723· 8460 Tue-Fri 5pm-7pm DELIVERY THURSDAYS RETAIL SALES ASSOC. ca:.~l~~:~ley In beaut. lrvlne Hotel EOE Gitt Shop 3pm-11 pm TENNIS DIRECTOR Sat/Sun. • occas hrs. Top children's sum- W .H. SMITH. 975-1234 mer c•mp In Blue exl. 2113. Mgr. Debra Ridge Mina ot West RETAIL SALES PfT Virginia aeells mature * BUYING ITEMS * * 1890'a to 1950's • •.wwMry 10 Howehold• PltlM Lv Msg 673-6223 ANTIQUE EMPORIUM * COSTA MESA * 1931 Newpor1 Blvd . Tremendous S.lectlons French+Enghsh•Amer ---.,- FURN 7' White couch chair. 7 Wht wall l.Jtlll white desll & 8 draw dresser Pine tbl 'f'/: chrs Open house -&-: • llnff, 30 day ll'lln.IT'Ufl'I lln lht & Open Pr s 3622 F l 0 0 R S , k 11 c h e n time St. Uc 259905 RAINBOW Circle Maint P11nting lnl/Ext Houttl Apt Oual. job. Free est. St llci1569897 836-'758 person 10 run tennis W omen's spacl •lty program Excellent fa- shop. Fashion Island, clllllea, to p aalartea N B Evenings, weell· and private lesson• ends Experience pre-avall•ble Call Timber ONLY. Newapaper ferred. 644-9888 Ridge, 301·484·2233, •8000 Sq Ft.• Mon-Set 1().8 Sun INS •We Buy and Sell• Consignments Welcome •• 842·8990 •• Sat 2oe ~., Diamond Balboa la 875--3529 SERVICE DIRECTORY counters, bathroom GARAGE Door & Open-(714) 979-8812 tile Installed .. Ulfge so-er. lna1allatlon, Service ---------1 routes avallable In ----Coeta Moea and Restaurant THE BEST JOBS ARE S&.••PRR 80PA ~ BefO• cushions 175 Brown octagon dln9tt1 with leaf, 5 bleck 118d ded Iron ch•lra l50 645-1241 .......... For mor• Information CALL TOOAY!t AIK FOR LOIS Your Servtc:e Dlfectory Aepresentahve 142·4321 Ext 310 "'8LIC NOTICE The Cahl. Public Ullll· ,... Commission, RE- QUIRES thal all used. houaehold goods movers. print their P.U .C. Cal T num ber, llmo·a & chauffeurs swtnt ltielr T.C P. num· b9f In all odver11H · manta. II you have a queetlon about the le- gality of a mover, llmo or chauffeur, Coll Public Utlllles Com- mta•n. 714-558-41 51 . t; I H1S ' . ' ·h·ling .1410 ADDITIONS AND REMODELING Hendyman Services Too 873-8038 CALL THE BRST IGchena, b•lha doors, Windows, torm1ca cab 11 yrs ••P Lie Refs Aendy ~ 7 ·0383 uc·o CONTRACTOR ttMlt handles all lt•des Of Const. AH Comm ~EASE call 836 5969 I 111r PS I'' J•l26 lecllon or Illes Free & Repair. Greet ,nc.. est Alex. 954-1026 Callloraquott 8~7718 JACK KENNEDY TILE & MARBLE INSTALL • REPAIR All types of Pavers Washing & Sealing 497-5665 THE ORIGINAL DEAN the TILE MAN leaky showers-Acid wash & regroul New & Repair Bathrooms- Showor doors. K11c- Floors-Plumb1ng Lie 25yrs 0 C 673-8065 TILE Installed Repa.ired Prompt Couneous Se!VlCt Free Est & References John & ShtlDy 846·6176 Child Care 353 Handy M<"ln 3710 ***REMODELING Custom work Elec.· Carpentry-Tile-Plumb • Fonc:!!_K•th 898-31..!.!!.. ..,...,.RRPAIRS Home/ Rental PROPERTIES Paint-Carpentry· 0 all Gll}'645~7 •HANDYMAN• 819 & 1ml IOI>• W0<1I 111'•• Call Bruce 1147-0790 1 CALL DOES IT ALL Gen. contractor at handyman prices. Small & lrg repairs ot fences, palloa. plumb- CHILDCARE In my F V Ing, Olec , pinter, dry· Hm. lnlanls-up Lrg wall lnt-e1Ct palnltng. yd-playrm-toys Loving kitchen, bath romodol caro Mon-Fri FT P'T & add i tions Lie Slater Bushard 962-6900 499t97 ABS 835J.4900 ----CHILDCAAE services In ALL REPAIRS Remodol mJ Balboa Penln1ule Aellable, prompt, exp ho"'9 F 'T Mon -Fri Local refs Leave mag Local rots 673-1428 K Pelerson 722-1294 CHRISTIAN MOM In All re11denllal & comm I Mes. Verdi (lirt>r San ~ repairs & malnt. Rell· Frwy 11u Fi openong tor able & reaeonable. your 2'-7-5 '(! oid 957·8137 Reis avail 432·9827 MATURE LAOV w lll Carpentry, Pelntl"g . babys11 in my Cost• Concrete, Brickwork, M111 home Fairview Home Improvements 81ktr M1tcel 546-1806 Reasonable & exp'd Chimney Sweeps 3538 PEEK·A·BOOll Win 2 Dinners SAVE MONEY ... 1-800-273-4243 FULL HOUSE SERVICE & REPAIR II •I• 10 1 home we can II• n FREE t1111Nte ~71 HANDY ANDY Elec-Plumb-Palnl Lt. 1 story fireplace, carpntry. etc 831-41043 Clun '°' only 142.50 Lie. l"s'd. 734-t862 HOME &. APT REPAIRS ~·a APPLIANCE SVC Plumblng•elec · paint· MM.kn ind Models lng-fences-aprlnklera Caurtlous Serv 558-0515 Call Todd, 722·0 t 98 Dt·B ~bor Bl C.M VETERANS HANDYMEN DOR1EY APPL REPAiR VRELIABLE Houseclean. No Job too Small M Melcea A Models lflg Dy lhe d1y Loe.al Palnt-Elac.-Plumblng- Ne ...-V Chrg. :»tt s \Alta Xlnt Nferenc:H Fences Lie. 831·5368 ... U.N0-1132 Cal~o~~1·5967 ..,.LT HAULING SERVICE Ow191 yd dnupt-cr"' Jon 145-8192 OICK"S HAULING Junk to dump & gen. er al haut1"g· Large truc:lt With lift o•••· 540-3798 DUMP RUNS • JUNK Furniture, tra•h. tr" branch•, appllencea Mlk.e 7 _. ... $-1391 Landsc;ipc & Lawn C.u L' 3£308 •TREES4' Topped .,_•mo... Spring 0.-.ip 59eo• 751-3-176 PapPrtnq 1866 WE Gall Sftd Hing Togsfltt T ota1 lnteriof Remod· eflng Serv. Adwtoe To The Crazy. ~7172 Per ~rn1c1I Service lnb7 Newport ••ac h CASHIEMfOSTEIS ALWAYS HIDDEN 5 00 AM 10 10:00 Exp'd only Evening Free recorded d•l•ll• AM Up to $60 00 per Shift N.B. Italian res.-1 ___ 1_..80(). __ 5_3_S-_2_7_4_1_ day C•r and Insur· 1auran1 Call 642-7880 -•CER ance required Call ----',_ 842-4333 Restaurant Tracer lor MIP A• TIRED OF fund Policies Polen· tlal $4.000 847-7128 WAITRESS Teacher• ""d•d ror DRIVERS WANTED Kenmore Wa~her, Har· v"t Gold. good con- dition S 125 Call Me- 2858 after 8PM -----Refrigerator, no rrost 2-<loor, very clean, works ••cell•"' $180 CM dellVer 842·2543 Misc Pll.1n('11us tJC 1. A-TEAM GARDENING MAINT 16 yrs exper Julian & Yolanda Gar- dening Serv 642-3921 CREDIT POWER N•llonwld• company hH sever•I openings 6AM· 12 Noon OR WAITER? preschool In CM Min 6 ECE units, 3 yr old & pre K 848·4318 M·F 7' llfUTON couch, Furn1lurf' 6014 LAKER 5 PLAYOFF TICKETS QOODIEATI Du1ty'1 Lawn M1lnt. Monthly/Wkly or 1 time FrM esl 24 1·1640 GARDENING-Full serv. Landscapo-sprlnl<lrs- sod-mow-edge-clnup, reaa rates. 986-2716 LAWN MAINT.·GAROEN CARE Clo11n-ups. On !riming trees CREDIT ovall Reis. 668-9552 PROF GARDENING & MAINT 10 yrs exp Res Comm Xlnt refa V>c:t01 Barrn 645-9748 SEMI-Retired Land· scape Contr11C1or De- sign Install Lrg 11"'1 SAVE SSS 754-7170 SWEET TREE Co'Tipleto Landscape Mfltnt Gardening Xlnl work Refs eva1lable Free OSI. 548-5174 THE GREEN SCENE laWfl·Tree-Stl11.1b-1nS1all IS BUY1NQ ~OWE" for am•ll pacllage de. FREE Brochure On !Ivery E•rn to S550/ • $300-SSOO per week The C .. l!DIT SYSTEM wll Relocate Drive Call Diane In Tustin, 375-6228 new '9t company car 259·9198. Or Jeff In SHOP AT HOME Boneflta Call 1·800· C.M , 941.0174 Avon Coametlca ____ 3_3_8-_8_1_5_3 ___ ---------- F Rotall Hies utler Bruah home Earn money writing at products Cl•lrt 873-5841 home Manuel Showa AT·WE of Newport Plantscape 3538 PLANTS-EVERGREEN SOUTH lnteuor plants & trees-Sal•• & o r malnt 751·1825 Li"da Plaster Repair 3880 ED'S PLASTERING Neat Palchea and TelC1ures Int El(I Free est Guar 736-8778 Int/Ext. patcti plu 1;;;;Q CuS1om tt•llmng, quality work Problems-No Prob- lems• u .. ~ 554-783 1 Plumbing 3890 24 Mr EDD•54M522 HEATING ' PLUMB:NG Lie 5'1878 V1Sa.Mas~et I how. Info on publish· Under new ownership, era •••lllng wrllere opona In May We are Incl. Send 117.95 to K seeking energetic well B•novfta. 104 S Lucia groomed sales asaocl- Ave, Redondo Beach, ates who are exp wllh CA 902n. serving upscale cllon- FOOD SERVICES Family owned food service company on the Or•"g• County F•lrgrounda aeeka employ"• on several levels Experience not mandltory but deslr· able Full Ume part time av•1lable Sense ot humor a mull Smoking ok. Call 548- 4487 aner 10am OFFICE ASSISTANT tole Hourly/comm wllh benefits. Contact Steve K1Mson 759-7979 SALES PERSON 15' Comm • Cash Untlm1tect oppor1un1ty Contr•C1or • Espanol booklet Call for Inter· view NOWI 497-1568 SECRETARY Spunkier lnstatlalton Tree Tr1mm1ng Removal Lawn Maint & Cleanups RolOOlllng •432·8804• St. Lie. ""599025 Alt jObt Low pnces •O gal Data entry experience necesaary Type 80 wpm Various duties, must be flexible & de- po"dable FfT, Mon • Fri Apply In person at 2121 E111t Coast High- way. Sullo 180, Co- rona del Mar. Ask tor 011~7 14·644·9080 Earn while you •••rn Just atar11ng houa• wife or ? Learn typing, medical bllllng, com- puter. Bui also run er- rands, help with mall & aecretarlal worll Cheerful environment S7/hr or? Work 10 am to 8 pm Mon • Fri, hour• ftexlble Appty for position at 1401 Avocado, Sulla 402, N.B. from 12 noon to 8. Mon, Wed or Fri Or. Held, 759-3000 THE SECOND MATE wtter h .. te, 5 YI ll'!Jtalt $250 •• d & 1 1 Seaward & Co 841-4203 mo ern lrOp ca landscaping. Stuon1I PLUMBING repair and cot« lmgallOll 650-5585 remodeling Done by ---profeHlonala 25 yrs Lf'q,11 S1•rv11 ··c. Jen:· In N.B area. Prompt, intelllgent & neat THE FLYNN CO Uc. 282821. Call 5"0-t090 P(T Clerlcal Securl· 11es1Markellng Co 10 lo 20 hre 'wk flexible 780-6730 PfT Ttltfund,..,. SECRETARY Merrill Lynch Life In- surance. Life ln1ur• Teltmlrkttlnt chair. ot1oman, 3 PIT, S7/hr • b onuses lamps. cotfee table & Sat appls (no sell· and table, like new. lngll Flex hra, days MUIT SILL 844-9275 5·10 hre/\Nk. Your RATTAN lovf»seal phone or mine. Call sleeper, 2 matching Ken 540-8995 chairs S300 080. 4ff..5520 VETERINARY HOSP 1 _____ 5_4_8·_200_2 __ Aa1latan1/Recep11on l .. •••••••••••••••111• Mu1t be able 10 do both E.xp pref A1k lor J11ne 754· I 033 WAITERS Eicperlenced w i th lunch and dinner ••rv· Ice In a quality reatau· rant Call Alan, 714· 248·8299 daily be- twffn 11 am . 10pm .. ARR s••tUNO a contract telemarkeltng person to WOfk 30 houra per w"k In our Newpor1 Beach office You wlll '"•arch and call on the CA01CAM Industry 10 generate qualified leads Mu11 be • results oriented lndlvlduel, poueu strong communication akllla, creativity ana the ability to absorb technical Information Previous 1elemarllet· Ing experience 11 r• quired. Please call or send a resume to Adra Syt1ema, Inc . 4001 Waaterly Place. Suite 108, Newport Beach, CA 928e0 714-851·3810 UPTO •&oo PER MONTH * IO COWCTIOllS * t Early morning motor routes available. Must have • dependable transportation and liability insurance CALL 642-4333 ' KUNTINGTON BEACH, CO>TA N1SA. NEWPORT BE.Act FOUNT AIH v ALl.IY, I l.RVINE ' LAGUNA BEACH IUKltUPTCY STOP CREDITORS STOP I.AW SUITS Call M 1-4438 p',V' I I(·. .N02 W11nted for OC Per- forming A11a Cent., Suppor1 your commu· ance'Computar exp .•---------...., plus Call Linda Lam-Ge• &e r-------------- DfVORC• •Y MA--;a:- One cait d089 n all. Fl•I rate. Uncontested. 24 ,,,.. (714) S54-533e ~TAROT CARD R&AD•R Tena PU1-Pr ... n1 and Future 99 8PaCIAL 1-800182-1844 r,, ·n ><1• ·lir 1q •• :. I ~ I '11: ' lq 1 h •ttlCIC·8lock or Stone WOfll Flreplace-88Q. Beet quelltyl B .. t Price! Relalntng walls-Block Aemoda & Addlt1on1 foundattona-Aepalrs. Kitchens, etc O•ve Lie. (71•) 67<t..J022 "4-0n1 ($850241 M !',', ,, ~· I. ll) ~. ~9'tna, reflexolo9y •••I ........... ,.,. . . ·~ I r no.t• CUAHalXPIRi ........... o..t .... O.C.IDrll ... Ma.T-tl ..... . c ll I I' '.,. ·. ' . \<j,'(J M9'1Cuto\11 Mor1on·a M~ Scr"n Servtce Nobody bHla Mon· on·• pncea Not>odyl Our prlc" are eo low ~ J\ave to loott up to ... ,,,. bOnom. (11•) 642.-.a bert 955«) 18 nlly while earning ---------• money In lun almO•· pher• c.11 556-2122 ~555 tor !£>.el __ PART TIMI Oapanctll>1a person needed tam•t pm, Mon, Wed, Fri >Cini phone and b .. lc of· lice allllle Computer helpfUI HB e.e.e128 'MT·TIMI Small dell In Newpot1 Cent.,. Nrtng for pen time ~•IP'9P per. ton .. t tam. c .. 9ob Ot Donne .. nl0-1146. IECTY1"1CEPT Beyfront offtce, bavf • ron1 omce. Udo area, Newport Beach Welt eatabll1hed pro.,.ny mgmt co. Typing es • wpm. Shor1hand 80 + wpm. word po- e .. a1ng. MedlceAfOen. 14'1 benefit• Send con- fidential r"ume w/aal· ary hl•tOtY to: Rot>ert Cutcl PO 9o11 ts.ti Newpo41 Beac:h, CA 92993 dle ... le A~'• Allie, buement, and eloeea thea 1et IOIDe e.M. No room left In the garage for the car? A call to I 3''TIAllA Meder, IOfen, gen. lmmac. 1130,000 . ... __ Lido Penlneule, ell M*lit* + partdng, ...__, 87 ............ l'IUVATI DOCK UDO lal.e,, lflr'lt 1oc I ~.1113-7877 "°"° .• MUSTANG OT CONVE"TI8U •Run• 0'••l. MYOO. ·~•1 711 UNCOl.H 1111, 4-0oor "-"" mi::iu•3,W .r:=~ (tUPDMI) ., 1,115 CRIVllR .. ----................. ........... , --UWl11 .. _.,, ,_., .... -.7 ... A/T (aa. mt) WHITE __ .,, (1H027) 115."5 ..... NT (2CPS017) WHITE •ea•NT (2".0KJ29) S32."5 -·--·A/T FSTllK, SUNROOF AHO MUCH MOflE A BEST BUY AT Sl t,"5 ..... ....., .......... 9UfMNT MPOftE YCXI 8U'f A """""' CHl!CK THIS OUT ONLY l t7,.tH ........ , MMDMDA ACCCNID Ull Alf ONt. V •Z,000 MILES A GAEAT VALUE AT ONLY $7995 ''""'"' Jaou-1917 l(Jll Vndn p1aa, S•dan, bfKk ~. ellC...,,. eond!Hon, 122,500 • 714(7~7t06. M~'81 300E. Midnight blU., 481( ml, OOOd condition, l2Jl85'7}. 154-4779. TAKE OV'EA LEASE. OR 8UY 123,500 89'8 MW Co nvert· lable, Whll• with black lo p , pln- a1rlplng, tutty load.ct, car phon•, up- graded wt\eels, r•• LINCOLN 71 dKk spolter, Tak• CONTIICNTAL.. .. OVeT" lease $575/mo. eng. runa .... !'290 and wa will p1y you l li"~...,~~-7.i~--;ii:;:ii;.;o s1000 only 25,000 u nc:olrl ••CO.••• mlles, 5spd . Call a.ct CNll9, ,_ e.n 859-3879 qualify ..... .-. MA-9104. l'UlllC NOTICE PUii.iC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE NOTICI. OF NOTte• OF ,,.....,.. STATaMaWT OF l'loltlls.. '1otM*-fl'kttm..ia ~1n BMf , 811~ Cllll Ftotltleu1 ,..._ 'I "llTfTIOfll TO PUeLIC MWINO 941 ....... N•rne AUllDOfllMUT OF ·--·-··· ...... !tu .. _ .. _ ........ ....... 512U1 ._...... ....... • •••• I •• --ADMINllTD ~ltcl !ti ll«*'>Y giY#n • ......._. USI OF FICTITIOUI Sl•s .. am ll•t~t 9t•l-t Tltll l>Ut•n111 ~· eo,.._ ltM-1 91 1 J ' llTATI OF tn11 ,,,. P11~ Commit· Th1 toliovtlng pertOl'll 1r1 8U91Nll9 NAM• The~ plftom ''' T~ lollowlng 1*.ont ar1 Th1 lollowlng pertor11 .,, dUClld DY'.., iNIMdull Thi 1o11owW1g 01fSOt11 .,, The I~,..__ •• WILLMll Mal(IN llorl ol 11'11 City ol ~00!1 d~ btnlnes1 11: Thi lollo~ Pl'ftolll dolr!Q ~ 11: CIOil1g btJltnllS 11: OoinG t>uair\111 ... Tilt ,.g11t11n1t•l com· ~ bVllnlll 11: OOlrlll t>utlnell •: CAU MO. AtM7.. BelCh wi~ hOld I public OLENRJOGE ASSOC I· hl YI ablOdone<flhl UN ol REtb REAL ESTATE ANO PACIFIC RAGTIME, &70 w (•)EASTERN EUROPEAN m.nc.IO \0 lr1n11C:t OUSI· GO(DENWEST HEALTH CHARLES HOLT NIESTI. Tolll rielri.~fteli,i.s. ~ Ol'I IM I CKlliclllon ATES, 660 ~ Cenll' 1h1 flctlllout Bu1ln11t DEVELOPMENT, 20<13 17'1h St Uni! *37, Cotti BUSINESS CONNECTION nett l,IMCl91 I,,. flcll11Q1.11 PRODUCTS, 1011 WarMF GATOR, 821 lhllll St , or.mtort contll'lg9nl Cf ldls "' Thi City ol -Nl;Wp0!1 DriYI, Su111 850, Newporl N1m1: PREFERRED COAT, W11tdifl' Dr., StA\1 202, MHI, Cllll 92627 !bJEEBO (c)J PATRICIA. 8utin1ss. Nim1(•) lltllO AYI Soill l·l517, Hurll!ngton N1 wpo11 811c h , C1lll. n>t"• Ind' f)lllOfll Who ITllY B11ch tor AmtOdlnlf'A No Buth. Clllt 92660 INOS. 24<151 Alici• Park· N'1w po,t Bl•Ch. C1111. C•'Y Copp1lm1n. 3fe() R 0 L FE ' Ass 0 c •boV• on ~M •• '"' S.ICl'\, C.!lt 92&'7 t2MO Qlllt~H l>I inflflSlld In 735 on piopirty toe111d II O•'Y W11com1>1. eeo WIY C7·221. Mltsiofl VllfO 5126e0 FO•OfoY9 Pl ' Sin 0!990. (d)ROLFE RESEARCH AS-Janice M """ s1 ..... Rots, 7011 Wamtf Ct\lf\n A "°"· 121 Bell• lfil w\11 OI Ht•tl or bollt 1018,102<1 £111 81lbo1 N1wporl C1n11r D'lv1, Ctlil. 92891 ' Mlc:hlll J1y RMd. 2<1~1 Celof, 92130 SOCIAfES. 190 E. Com Tl'ois 1t1t1ment Wit nlld AYI Su111 L·\111 Hunting, SI., N.wporl BelCI\, Cllil'. "'ol'. W1LllAM Bit.SKIN 0.: BolJl"""cl. Slllt1 850, N1wport 81•ch, Thi Flclltlou1 Bu1l11111 Holtyolk, Unll·E, Laguna MllKICI Mtmo, 1519 Qr, M111 S1,MI. Coslt M111, W!tll m. COurlly ~ ol ton 8.acn Ca11t 92&<11 92fle0 Qllled • R~\.1911 to contld., In Cllil. !t2MO Nlml rlt11rl'd 10 •bov• Hlftl, C•llt. 92856 •ng• ,.,,, ' COiia Mesa. CaM 92627 Orang• COunty on A.or~ l2 Tnit bu~lnll• I• COl\s Thi• bullhl ll 11 con- ' PETITION hat blen 1"*1dmlnl 10 0111rkUng Miki Mtyl <, 660 Nlwpor1 w1s nlld In 0.-1ng1 Cooney Seon C. RHd, 1511 Mlfl· C1Lif 92621 T1ll1n Cotocn11nu, liO E l991 dUClld oy·"' lndMOvll dud.a by'..,~ by TI MOTHY 0 . BASK· M•P No. 11 IO .. IO H11bs Cini., Df'IYI, Sult• 850. on M1y 18, 15190 Fll• "911 Orfy1, N-por! B11ch. Thi• bu11n111 I• eon. Cost• M ... SUH!. Cot11 F490720 Thi ,,g!•tt•nl{•l C:Olfto Th• '•gl1111nt(1) CO!fto Pf"NELOPE N BASKJN N11t I ~ lronl Y''d 111· N1wpo't B11ch, Ctlll. No.f <l57f52SI C.MI, 92660 duc1ed tty· I g-•11 p1rt, Miii, C1lil 92627 Publt1r110 Or1ng1 COlll m.nc.ld 10 1'-8Ct ~ mence4 IO !f-.cl tlUmi- EVEN J . REN.DES .nd blck on lhl bly •kl• ol 92ee0 Wllll1m Paul Seidt!. 2.5295 Thi• bvtlne11 11 eon· '*lhlp P11,1o1 Jeln Roll•. 190 E D•lf'f P11oC April 21 , 28 M1y ""' undel lhl Flctltlout ""' llN:llf the Flctltioul ID EN E RENO ES Co-lour pll'Clit locatld on'"-J1cl! Oldh•m, &60 N-· Arlol"I W1y, Mlts!Ol'I Vlljo, ducted by. • ~ .. pan· Thi •1gl1trant(I) com-Cot!• Mtsl Sl1"1, Cott• 5 12 19511 euslnlll Nll'll(I) h1ecl Butlnt•• N•m•l•l Mtteci l!ICUlorl In lhl sl.ptt!or no,1nw1111rly co1n11 ol port Clnt.r Dnvt1, Sult• Cllll. 92691 '*lnlo , mlflced 10 uan1IC'I bl.Isl-M111. C1fof 92617 Sus1e1 •bOY• on NIA ·~°"'April I , 1991 ovrl 01 Cif/lon'll•. County ~·~t e.tbol BoullY.,-d ind 850, N-pot1 Be•ch. C1lil. This t1v1lr"111t ""''' COl'ls Th• 11g111r1n1(1) corn-""'' llN:l11 11\1 Flet111ous Tnl1 bUsln111 11 con. St"'' Ro11 ChWlls I.. Holt Orl nge C Sl,HI. Thi piopotld 92860 d!JClld oy 1n mcti'tidUll mtneld to t,1nuct l>uli, Bu11n111 N1m1(1) litilld duelld by' hulsblnd tna ----------1 nm ~1tl!'l'lll'I( w11 tlllO Tnil .1t1\"""9nl WM llled s \/fhi pe'ltiion flqUll!t 11111 l!Oftt y1rd 11tb11ek it 73.1 Rog1r Johnson, 660 N-. ni11 111t1m1nt wit f~ld nen und« U'8 F1c1111out .oove ori; NIA Wtt1 PUBLIC NOTICE wnn m1 COunty Cllftl. QI wftn ine County Cllt\ of l tMOTHY 0 BASKIN '"'!Tom,,,. tror11 prCJ?lftY port c.,,111 Drive. Sui11 w•fh ,,,. COUflly Clerk ol Bu1ln111 N1m•1•' Mlll<I Clf)' Cool)llm•" Thi 'lglslrl "lf•! com. Ortngl County Ol'I A.prll 5. °''°°' Covmy on .t.Jwll 19, ;fl£NEl0PE N &ASKIN. WM Ol'I Ell \ Bllbol Soul• 850, N-pofl Biid\, Cllil. °'ll'IOI Courlly Ol'I AprW 10, lboYI Ol'I: NIA n .... flllllmetll ....... ltlld ITlll'IC:ld IO lltnSlct buSI· Fki:t1Hou1 1991 1991 _,STEVEN J. RE.NOES .nci Y~rd, which ,, eonsts11rrl 92MCI 1991 Scott c RHCI whll th• c~ cwic QI ~,. IH'def thl flefitlovs .... 1,.. .. Him• F49NH ENE RENOES bl IP-with lhl 1ll11Ung tncl pro-K1n Town11nd, 2200 Ro11 Pul>l!lhld 0,1ng1 Co1s1 f!\11 1t11t1m«1t w11 lileel Or1~ Courrty on Mt,ch Butlntl• Nar-n1(1) lltr.a lt•t•m.nt Pul>lllhld ~ Coast Id •• c>er10NI ,,pr .. poll(I 1111<11/lllal d1Yl'lop-AYl!ll.ll, Su1l1 1100. Dill••. Diiiy Pllol il<Ol'll 21 . 28, M•v with 1hl Coun1y Cl11k or Z9. 1991 •bOY• ori: NIA TM lolioWlng Olf"IOl'fl 1r1 0 .. Pi4ol April 1 t 21 28 llM to •dmlnlstlf tn1 mint°" IM !QUI" loll. TX 75201 5, 12, 1991 Or1ng1 County on M••eh F4U972 P11tlcl1 J RQ/11 dOlrtg blal~tl ., • ' • ' l ttalt ol lhl O.C.Olfll Thl!l.lojk'I 1\11 bl"'1 r• S1ev1 K.urth, 12UIO At>-Su,1 87 29, 1991 Publlshe<I 011ng1 Co111t T'111 tta!.mlfll ..-1s l1lld VISION THE UP UNDEA Miy !i, 1991 $.u.lfl ,Thi Pelillon requn~ lhl :--_; 1fld It hi' r bMI\ 11r-n1 Rd,, SI.rill 103, LS 20, F489007 Di,f~ Pilot A.pi~ 7, 14, 21 , wilt\ lhl County Cllfk OI CLUB, 328 N N-00'1 ========='"'::':"::1==::::::-~~~~i'= F .. 9tlt1 Pvbffthlcl ()J1ng1: ~ 011..,. Pilot Agni 28, M1y fi, 12. 19, 1991 -!Hcld1nrs wHt ~ codl· 1t1.,,,,,riec:1 thal • c11• D1M11, TX 7S2•3 PU9UC NOTICE Put>lilhed Or1ng1 co111 18 1991 Olan;• County Ol'I Aon! 12. BIYCI 5v11:1 538. Newport ftU9LtC NOTICI. ~ " '"Y· 1>1 •dmlttld 10 QOflellty 1a1mp1 und• 1111 J1ck Rodm1ri. 2049 c..,. 0111¥ P11ot APlfl 1. 1.i, 21 . Su-160 19111 s.1en cam 92&63 __ ,~Ul~~L;ICr;;;NO;;;T;l~C~E:__1 _~~~~~~~-oblt• Th. Wiii and lf!Y '9QOirlmttnll ol !"-C~, IU('f' P111! Ell!. Sulll 1700, fl'kttfllous H 1991 I==========~ , F490lt8 Dllnfly T 4gu1llf, 520 Flc.lttte. lcM; 111 IYl~llbll IOI Olnll EnYWonm1nlll Cullity Loi Angll11, Calll, IKICMl7 •u•l-•1 N•~ ' Su-lSJ PUBLIC NOTICE PubltsW Or•ng• Cou! W11t 81lbo1 N1wpor1 PlGUUwwe 811..._.. .. ..,.. ' ;nlnttlon In lt>l llll kll)I Act. P1\11 C1pobl1nco, 60 llit•-m Diii~ POWI ApiM 21 , 2:8, Mly BIKll C1!il ~1 avMftwsn....... • ... _ b th• COUii Nolle• It hllKl\I rurtner S\111 Sllffl. 35th FIQo,, Th , ... .....,....... Tiii I) I I on. • lhl ptthicWi r1quest1 11Jn g;,,.,, th11 11Jd iwbllc rte•r· 8ot101"1, MA 02109 ~ ;;;~~':son' ''' PUILIC NOTICE Fk:tttlou1 5, 1 2. 1991 Su· 184 auei~ ~ ~~· ir!;.,,,;~~ tate....m Thi 1o1io.1n9 pertont .,., -'ltlority to ldm1n11191 ttll II• Ing .... 111 bl fllld Oii lhl 9tfl Al W1n&m1~11. 8eO Nt.W' HEAVENS CREATIONS, flctltlous 9U .. MU Ne1t11 Tn1 •1g111ni1nt{t) com· ~ ':= ~ "' m busl""I .. ; 1111 undll IN lodepindenl g::.. ol M~y t991, :! ltll part C11111' Drlv1. Sul11 404,.., H.ii01rope, COIONI ll1temen1 mmc::ld 10 trll'lllCI bulls NElWOA11;'i:'G USA TR NsAM ERICAN F is Admlnl"r•rion ol Ettt111 ol 7 30 p.rn tM 850, N-0011 Blach, C1!1! d•I "'''· Cl!!I. 92625 •u••-u ... _ Thi lollowu1g PlflOl'I• "'1-c'cUol:::LclC:..::NcOcTcl~C~E:__J nlS-1 Untllf lhl FICtltl-. c.t.BLE fV SHOW lOIOO NANCE CREOO BUREAU • • 0 nk• ..... -,,~ , Co..ncll Chamber• ot 1"-92ee0 R '' M s·---• ..__..,.._ lt .. .,.._t 001no 1>u11n11111· ""•"••• ''•m•l•l '''°' T C , 00 • '''' 2105 Wnl Caul . Hwv . "c I'"'' ,,.,,...., ·1 WI N1......-ut Belleh Citu Hill • -·~ J M·'-· ,, •• , I· ona "" ... · ...,....,.. TA.FF'\' LANO, 2005 5Wlt1 Fictitious ,. " • o""'" In 11 • N1wool1 B11ch, C11ll itlkwrl ttll person11 ••Pf• -..-· "' · ........... · ........... "° 1 H1ho11op1. Co,on1 c111 Th• lollowing P9flOlll 111 •t>Ove on NA. Ugl.ll'I• N!Qull, C.ht 9'6n 12063 JlnllllYI 10 ttkl miny K , ~'JOO Newport Boul1v1rd, Yin1 8l'Yd , SUlll 211S. Tu•· M•'· Ci!it. 512'525 dolnQ bullnus 111, ~2' Co1~11 Mist C1lll au1i-•s ... ..._ Di nny T A9'Jlii i B.vbl 1 Venecil 30Sl2 il on1 w1thou1 ob11lni"g IW$>0'1 BllCh, CiHtornli , tin. Calo! 92680 Tnl1 bu1ln111 It con. OAE°"SS UP, 2043 W1t1cll" St1tement Tht1 1111~1 w11 lllld 'Ill u-~ N .Jllf\r Ow1n, l003 W .(ourt approvlll Btto,1 11.._. 11 whk::ll 1lm1 1nd p!ac1 Al w1,.,,,, 2603 M11n ducted bV• 1., ll"ldlYlcluiJ or , Nl'Nport 81.ch. Cllll M~h&lt & Vicky COilin•. Th• !allowing p&1son1 111 wilh thl County Cler\ pl Ull. Clllf mn 'O' a.4r0t19..!....., N.wpot1 9Mch, '"g c1111ln "llY lmporttnl any and •• pltltonl lnllf· St1M\, Sune 1300, Irvine. rne i1g11t11nl{t) com· 9M2'63' E & .__ A 2005 Sw1n O• Co•!• 00!!\g bus•riest •• 0.-1ng1 COIK>ty O'l AOl'tl 12. lnl1 bu1ln1111 '' eon· ~', ·,-.. ,,,,,, '' ,-"1CtlOl1S tiowi....-lhl per · l•f&d m1y appear and bl C1lll 927\<I m.lt"CIO lo ttinuct but" K -'llf'"'""' hO· Mt••· C1!tl 92826 Tl-IE TRAVELERS FRIEND 1991 duc'lld l>r.,. ~ " .. .,.,r 'onll repi1s•nt11:ve wffl bl :::: 11.:'~~I ";:' c::!• S~I sit" 1;:3 I ~eln nllt Ul'ICllF lhl FIChlloUI cl11. 234 Ht'lio1'01>1 Avl • Tltll Putlnltl 11 co; 91 Sehublrt Cl . IN'inl 1_490714 Tl\1 1•gl1lr1nt(1) C0"'2 ~~1c1,:r,·,::;::l~i~Orn- /'squlrld 10 gtY1 riotlcl to "> ' 'ff' I • !"Vint, Bu1ln•ss N1m1(t) llllld Co,on1 d1I Mir C11il ducted by hUlband 11 C1M 92715 Publ•lhld Oiange Colt! ~ to ltlt\SIC1 tlu"ll· inririll~ persons unlit• you maoy t>1 Mrnhld 10 1al1· Cllil 'il271<1 lt>o-'I Of\ not •J>Pllea.t>t• 9~25 Wiii OIVld V1n Get\! lf'lc:I C11hy Mii Ul"ldll" lhl F1et~ l'f\ll'ICld 10 ltll'NC'I ~ Ny ,......_ wiived norlci or ~ only rhol1 111u!'1 you R1y W11 son, Z501 Alta ROl'I M. SlOl'MI Thlt bus1n111 11 con· Tt11 11gl11r1nt\IJ com· v1n Gant, a1 Schlib111 Cl . D••1Y P1io! A.pot 2 9 28 M•y Buttne.•• Nimejt ! 1111tld ,..., uncle! the Acllt!Out tonfftl!ld 10 lhl p.opased or someon. .in 'ailed at V1111, N1wpot1 B111ch. TM• stlllll'nl'MI wts l~ld dueled by nu11>1nd and l'flll'IC9CI to 111nMC1 ll\J111· lfvtfte C1111 92715 5 12 1991 •Dov• on· l.Ol'll 2 191111 Bu11n111 N•me(•) lllted IChOn ) Thi ll'ldlPlfl(tlnt \hi pub Uc h11rlng di· C1t1I 92660 With the Coonty Cllilr. ot .....,11 ~II Undlr lhfl f \CllUOUI l hit butlnlll 11 con. ----~-"'--.... '°'"'=":i Bl~I \,""°' • IDOft Oii! MltCh 1$, 1111 .ldll"llnlllrahon IU1llOll\v ..,111 IC•lbld In lhll notc1 or In Rogut H1ml1y. 650 Towrt 0.-angi CounlV Ol'I Ao•~ 19 Tile r1g"1r1nlf•) corn-8u1H,111 N11m1{1) hlled dvclld by h"'t>lna IN:! Ttllt tlllln"llflt wu Ill.a JllTyT"" °""'...,---_ .. Q••nlld unlll•• an :m., W1tn111 COlretPOl'dlf\CI Cit· Canter 011v1. 20!h FloOt, 15191 mlnCld 10 '''"'act buSl, lbOYI Ol'I' M11 cri 30, 1991 wil• W!\f'I !hi Coum\r Cw• ol ,.. .,,_,, -....., tillld p111on Ill•• an o~ ltv9Fld 10 !hi City 11 .. Of Cotti MIU, C1lll 92628 F481498 n111 undll lhl fl(:Utloul Mlel'lll! c~. Tfll ••g~•lran•l•I come PUBLIC NOTICE Orlf'gl County Ol'I Aoril 5. Wflf\ !hi Co.rlly °"11 ol e 10 l.t\I pllitron and PIF IOI to. th• publlc lle1,,ng S11n SOlomOn. 359 San Pubhslled Orinne Co;1tt Buiin111 Nim•(•) tlltld Th~• lltt~1n1 w~~ 111~ mencld to t111111i:t ou11· Flc:tl"ou• 1911 OrlllOI ~ on M-c:h •""""'CAU'ltwnythl Of lnl01m111on c11t (714) Mlg"\111 OM. Suole 201 ·-· et>Ove on NIA wit 1111 Oll"'Y k o MSs und91 ,,,. f!Clrt~ FQeae1 29.1991 .~a no\ gFlnl lhl 64<1·'3200 N1wpo1I B11c11 C11tl Ot•ly Pilol April 28, M•v 5. A..nglllr"ll Rl\OClll 0!1nge County on Mlreh Bu .. n••• N•rn•!I ) Ii.I~ •u•lrM•• "''". Publltn1<1 ............. • •• ,, , •••••• lv!horlty n,oma., Edwa1ds. SIC'I· 92MO 12. 19 1991 Tiiis st1t1man1 wn1 !!led 29, 1991 1bOY1 Ol'I it.pr1I 29 1991 ll•l•'"•"t ..,,_ . ..,. .....,_ Publl.ned Or-. eo... -A HEARING on !hi Piii· l11ry. Pltnning Comm111IOl'I. This bu1ln111 !1 con· Su·l95 ...nn the Coun1y Cl11k ol f'488973 01vtd l/1n G1111 ---Thi !OllQWIDg p9lsont 11'1 Diiiy PJIOt "-""' !<I, 21 2l, Diii Pilof ""'11 1 l.t, 21 non Wilt bl tlllc:t on MAV OTy ol ~ BeM:h duetld by 1 a-•11 o.vt, Or1ng1 County on Match Pllbl!tn.d Orang1 Co1S'I Tn.s 111teman1 was llled CIOlng bulll'll•s IS May 5. 1991 ' y • • lJ 1991 11 1•45 PM lf'I l"UOllthld Or•'* Co1111 n..-1h1p PUBLIC NOTICE 29 1991 Dl'!y Pilot Ao•~ 1 14, 21 . with 1111 Coun"!' Cl11' ol SEEDS 2&91 Cr111Y'1w l ========S..=:•:':'i';';·;';99;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;~~·~ 04t¢ lA IOc:•lld ., 700 01My Ptlol if,p1M 21, 1991 Tne 'IQ••tl•n•I•) COlfto F488987 28 1991 Or•ng• COunly on ADFll 12. Oflvl N1 .... por1 e11ch. Civic: Ctn111 Dr!YI Wsst. Su200 rn111c.a to !rtn11e1 OU-II· Flc:lltlo..tl Pt.rbllshld °''""' Co111 Su·l61 19511 C1l•I 92663 PUILI" NOTICE "flt uod"' t,,. f lCltllOtll ··• -~====~~=-"'"-! F•00720 Mtt'ssa £ J WIOll, 29111 .., S.nta Ant CA 92701 PUBLIC NOTICE 8uslne1.• N1rne oa.Jy P1lo1 A1>11I 7, 14, 21 P ,.,,. ,._ c'''""ew °"""' N.twt>0rtil --:...:=::;,.:,.=:..cc=:::__! II ycu objlCI IQ th• gr•"'· a uslnttS Narn•l•l 11'11d , t111e-nt 28. 1991 PUBLIC NOTICE ubllshed ""'l'l'il' ...... 111 8'ICl"I C,1t,! 90t66J Flc:Ottous 1ng o1 1111 p.t!lUon. yDU ITATEMIENT OF 1~ Ol'I Nov•mbl• 26• Thi lollowlng Pl'IOnl 111 Su,16'1 Dilly Pilol AP111 21 . 28 May Lint K Wioe• ?891 aue"'-9• N- tl)ould 11ppe11 111n1 hear· AMHDONMl'NT OF 1J!~ W•!K'O"'bl doing 1>utln111 as I============'=' Flct ltlou• 5 12 1991 C•••M•w en ... N,,...POf1 ll•l-nt 1ng and ~1111 your OO)K' UIE O• FICTITIOUS Th!• tltt•mtni ..,11 lilld ~!FU.SH ENTERPRISES PUBLIC ffOTICE 8 usln111 N1Pl'!1 ========'~="=' Bl•c" Cl!rl 112663 fl'll ~ Plf'IOnl .,1 ::::.: :tn ~hi-:::: :1:: IUllNl'SS NA.Ml Wiii'! 11\1 Coun!y Cllfi< ol ~J!'!.:~~T~ •• ~,~~1--:...::.::::::.,,;:.::.:..:;:.;:__ Ttle ro::·~m:_;!ooa (l;•I T'11t bu''"''' ·I C:Q'1• GO!f'9 bt.ollnH• •• 1111 triaiiiig Your •P..._._,, Tii. lollov.'ln<I 0111()1'11 011ng1 COU11IV on April 19 "'"'-C•'" ''"' Flctlt...,• "" PUBLIC NOTICE dlJefld Dy T"1Usto11>0 1(1(1 1131 & 0 0 .t.SSOCIA TES. ibl in .. -~ P\1vt11b1ndon.<flt1euseot 1991 8u1lnes1••-OOIMg ''"'''"'' •le 29\SA.aHoll.A,,. •A-2!0. nc1 may Pl'IOl'I or lhl Flclll!out 8usln111 F•etSOI Oar11n Andr1w1 3<1022 Sl•t--.,f COASfA.l MOTION lJOO F\c:llllout Thi r1g111rant(1J com. Cost1 MHI, C1111 92626 Y yo.ii 1tt0tn~ N 1 m1 N "-RI T "-it. c;. O C 511\11 Ra . M01"111ch Ben • r•· 0_,.__. N1wpo1t B'vd N1wpar1 Bull"'*'' Nim• '"""1Ce'CI 10 tr•nsac1 bull-C11hlon D•v1lopm•n", UPR£SSURE •222 C1"'° -• " <>au Ststem•nl n1s1 lil'(f1• Int •!IOI.It 291!1 RIO H• A~ "-~a II r.: Ill. C'ldltor or . Publrll'lld 111ng1 0&91 Co• mn .............. ,"'O plflOl'll ., .... ,. C•I•• ,,........ ' con ..... &11, CJ'e'Cl•IOI ol ,,.,, • . D•"" P11oC Aonl 28. May 5. C••-··~-···· '"·•• cloH"!O bu .. M111 ., C<v •• ··--.... , I •• -· . ,. put 01 I 11 NewQOl"I .. , .... "" -"""' SAF'J'RON ENTERPRISES. ,.,,_.,.,,,. -. the tollov. ng Pl•tont llll 8u••rte11 to,ial".1<t !ttted M .... Clli! 9~2'6 cltc:llS~ y0U mu1I 1111 S.ten Ci lll 926&o 12. 19. 1991 s.Na Ad , Ol'latCn Bch 11627 Biookhu,ll •Sulle 3300 N-~ B!Yd NI"'· aoong tousonqs tt lbOYI Of\ ,~A CUl'llot'i l!Jw9tmel'lll. 2'915 YOUt ci111m with ltll court Th 'F 11 Bu Su-192 Caltl 9?677 oort Be1en. C1bl 92&58· EXPRESS INVESTMENT M.i<su E J Wlbll Rid Hiii Ave . c .... M .... llnd m111 a c0py IO lhl Plf' Na!. :~1~?~ to s~::: Tnl1 b1111n1.11 11 con· ~~o:ounuiln Valley, Ciltt 1191$ GAOUP <1038 c1111 "'""'• fn11 11111tme.,I "''' Ill.a C•llt 92&2f 1on1t ''P'"J•nt111v1 •P-w11s M.a 111 0.-aoge County PUBLIC NOTICE due•~ b'f' • g1n111t P•rt· L•tlll A S•l'liori. ,812 w Ho19 Hoso•tal ~1 N1w· Sao Clll'"lttnl• c1~1 92t72 .., .. ,,, 1n1 Count~ Ct1r1t of fl"l tt 1>us1111,1 11 con. ~lid ~ 1111 Cour'I w!!llln on O.C:embli 3 1990 Fill n911h•P McF•ddlll Avi • 8<1 Simi POf1 81Yd Newpor1 Bitch. John H1.1.111n <1038 C1!11 0!11ng1 COvnlV on Apl1f I 2 OUC11d 1>y· joit'lt venturi ou-1. mont • lrom tfll d1t1 NoF476810 Flctltkt111 Thi reg11tr1nt(1) com· Ar>I, Call! 92704 C1!il 92663 11"'"' Sa,. Cl•m1n11 1991 Th1 r1g!11r1n1 (1l com· ol h111 111u1nc1 ol tett111 Hyun Soon on 1661 •u•IMI• Nim• mll1Cld lo ''•nud but1, Tl'!ll l>utin••• 11 co"" t-IUQl'llt A.i1c,ah. 500 Supt-c1111 IJ2fi72 F490717 menc:l'd lo trlnllC'I buSl- •s P•CWICltott :ri HCllOl'lflOO Mtl)l4' H11I Ro , cil11mond ltelemenl nMI l.lfldll lttl FlelillOOI dUcildtty·1nindMdull rlOI N .... porl B1Kl'I. C1J1I Cn11l1• rl•s9111 8190 Publill11d 0.1ng1 Co111 ntll undll '"-Flellllo!JI ol ltll Cillorrt11 Problll 811' C1~f 511765 Th1tol10w1n9 P••.ont 1111 Bu11n•ts N1m1\1) ~•lld Tn• ''''''''"'''' ,Om· 92&63 Hsv1s..i C11c1e BtHtl"ll P1rk o I p • 2 28 •• Bu11n111 N1met•l "'" Cod• • Tne 11"11 '°' l~lng T1111 blJ•lnlt• w1.s con-00111! t>ullnn.s 111 1bOY1 on· Aolff 15, 1991 ll\lflCIO 10 ii•ns•cl bu!M· Th11 1>u11n151 11 con-Cakl 9QS21 S ~; /:1 .. 0'11 1' "''V abo\ltl on AOl'll I . 1!191 cl1•r-n1 win f'OI llO"I °"'" duc\ld by 1n ~""dual ME HENV & ASSOCl· D11ren And,_I ,,_111 undlf lhl flc1111ovs duciea Dy an un1nc01l)Oo Th11 bu.,n111 11 con. .... ,83 Allin C1shlor'I to1 e OUI mon1h1 ltom 1n.1 This 11ttlm"'1 ..,1, Mid At'ES 713 Clttl C1m•tl fhit 1t1t1m.,,t wa9 •1l1d But>n••• N•m•(•) llllld 111t1d 1s1oc•thon Olh1r OUClf'CI b}' an un1ncorpo. _,. rn.. statilnlfrt w11 flllcl h1anng 11111 "0Uc1d with th• Coun1y c11111 of S•" C1'"""'"Ci i<! 92612 Wiii\ t~ County Cter• 01 aboYI Ol'I' Mireh 21. '"' IN"• P•rtnersnto 1t!id 1ssoe1111on oth•r with 11'1• eoumy Clefk o1 ll~I ltll till 01ang1 County on M11cn s1...,1n E1ul M11neny. 113 0.-"191 County Ol'I Apr~ 10, L1llll it. Saffron Tn1 11gisttant(I ) COfnn 1f'11n 1 pNt......-.h•O PUBLIC NOTICE 0r'"OI Cour'tly on Aorll 5, ' OU m1v ···-29. 1091 C1!lt Camisl Sin Cllm· 1991 Thi• tllltmenl Wll tiled mll"!Cecl 10 llllflllCI bu!M· T!ll •1gll1flfllll ) C0'"9 1991 •1c11 by ,,.,. «lllf1 II you Pub411nt0 Oi11-r1g1 Co••' lltt• Calif 928n 1'49t474 wllh !hi Cou111y Cllf-ol n••• una1r ttll F+etttlO&ll mll"ICld 10 llanuct 1>u11-Fk:ttt~ , ... ..., •1• • Pl"IOl'I !fll1111lld In D•lly Pllol A.oril 1, ''· 21. Th1t bu11n111 11 con· Publ~•hld O•tnQI Coast O.lf'IOI County on M11ch Bu1in111 Name(•) 11111'<1 nes1 una1• tNI Flc:\1t1ou. au11-.. life,._ 1hl 1111111. you m~ 1111 21!1, 1991 duc\ld by' in lndlV!OOal Dally Pilol April ?ti M1y 5. 29 1991 ttlOYI Ol'I f1briary 20 81.11•'1111 N1me(1J lll!ld Stet.-nt Pubt11hld Or-.1191 COit! w!ll'! 1~ cOIK1 ~ lormll R• Su,169 Thi 11gl1\,1nl(1\ com-2 g 99 f488HS 1991 •~on Aor•I I lt91 Thi lollo........,, D9FIOlll 11• O.ity P.tol ~ 1'· 21 • 28• quest IOI SPIC•fll Nolk;:I of m~Od OO ,,,., ........ L 1 •I • 1 l Ouan1 I( M\Jl'llOl'l. Tr111 -u.. Mly 5, 1'91 1 .. -,........ of 1n 1,,.....,,......., ...... _ .. , ........ -&r HNI Publlthld Orange Co111 JoM Ha•fftt ~ butll'lfft 11• "'" "TI "' -·• PUILIC NOTICE nn1 uno.. fl\I F1e'1llQl.lt This 1111.,,..,.1 w11 l1llcl Thrs 11111mftn\ wit ldl'd Cit.L lFOANIA HfAL1H'i•;;;;;;-;;,c;;;;;;;;;;;;..,_:;';'" Ind •OP111111 01111111 ••· s u11n111 N1r-n1(1) 1111.ct PUBLIC NOTICE Daily Piiot Aprff 7· ''· 21 • wtth "'' Counry C/elk ol with 1ri. County C•er" ol ~ooucrs. 1011 W•Ml !""*'rVll'wlolf...,1...,~, 1111 Ot ol Inv pl111IOl'I °' Flctttlou1 tbo\ltl on Aprll 1 11191 1 __ ;...::.::::.;:.,;;~:..:;:.:: __ 28, l99I 0!""91 Countv on Mllf"Cfl Or.,,g1 County Ol'I ADl'll 12, Aw Solt• L130, Hunting, Milbll ~ 1ccoun1 11 p,ovid.o 1n auiln.t• Nim• s1......,, E. Miih_;.y Flctttloui :========'=~='=' .. ':l?9, 1991 HM11 ion 81.c:h. c..111 921<11 ,17:..:::,"!il,~~~·!-!!!!!'!!!~_,!!::=:;l 'I "MCllO!l 1250 ol !hi Cllll· ll•tefftent Thlt Slltlmfl Wit llled F4U9l0 F490723 Biii Ao11, 7011 W- Olntll P;oba~ Codi A 1:1"" f~ lollowing P11son1 1111 With lhl County C11,1r, ol •1191""1 ••-,UILIC NOTICE Puol!•nl'cl 0'1ng1 Coat! Publllt'lld Or1ng1 Coasl AVI SYIM L 130, HurWln!l, Ql#tll OI pec;l•I Nolie:• domo bull,,..... Orario• Cour11y 00 Al)ftl 19 11•1•-' ----------lo1ily Piiot l.tlpit 7, 1<1. 21 , o.., ~·-· ... , ''· -Moy Jon Belch, Cllll 92&47 !Ofm 11 1v11111>11 hom 11'11 TOW 1991 fh1 lollowfng Pl'tonl 1111 f'~t""°"' II 0'9I ,..,..., ,,. T \ I COUf'I c"'h TO. N LIOUOR, 9795 • S08 dOlr\Q l>OllMSI •• 8utlne•• ,.,,... 5 12 1991 • 1'111 l>UI n••• .• con. AUo•n1y 101 P1ht!on11: Ad1r-n1 A.vti , Hvnl1ngtOl'I F4 1 (1)\C OllATEAAL lfNI). Su-162 5 180 dvct.O lty'anlt\CIMdull "' SHEILA Jt OAHLE, A.rtor· 81ach. C11Jt 92M6 PubM•llld O'al'\gl Coast ERS OF ORANGE COUNT'!' lt•t•~t u-Th1 r1g11t11nlt•l com-MV 11 L1w, 2152 I/la Htct· H11ham S1m1w1 10270 Olily P~OI Apnl 28. Mly 5. {b!CLOC. 1836 N1wpor1 flll l(lllowlng P''*°"' 111 lttJBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~«I 10 trlnNC1 bu.,. 1ncl1, Flllllrtori. CA 92635 AllnbOW Cir · fovnt1ln Vi l· 12. 11, 1991 Bl., Co1!1 M111, Call! dOWIQHO MbuAN ...... N MAN·~·OEME""'J--:...:;,:,:;,;;..:,~_c_'-"--1 ·-;_::,:::::'..-''..:::.::::: __ I~.', .. ..-,, N•"'m'•l•""""°"'I '''°' Publllhld Ol•r'IOI Coat! l•y. Clltl, 512709 5112193 92'2T HOfl .. ... Fkit"loue Fk:tttt-· .... , ... ~'""PilOI. Apl11 2f, 21. M•y Rlf\I H111\tm S1m1w1. Dom RJK:h! J-1111 .. Inc:. co . 350 Roc:.nut.f SI-, ... ...,... ,._ h•I-•• N•m• •bOVI on NA ""' A l bow c "°""" c N T E Coll• M111, C•lll. 92:6<11 Bil Rot• • l I 111 "·· PUILI 0 IC C1liloinl1. 1836 N-POl'I Ap,11 T Holminn 350 ll•t..,.,..... St•t-t This st•llf'lll"'I ""'' 111ect 112•1 t11n V1llly, C1!il 92708 Bl , Co1t11 Me11, C1hl R-"-••~ Si , ,.._111 'Miu, ni. tolowlfrog perton:t art Tl"!l loloW\f'I;: P9llOl'll lfl . .-...... ,. _ _.. Clll"I! of This b1111n1t1 1• co,,. Fkitlt'-"• 512U7 ,,.,,,,.. ""' c1owiog btllir"llll 1.1: ooong b1.1S1111 I "'""' ",.. ......,. .. , --:--,.,,-:-:::::c-:-::--dl.le!ld by• I g1'1e!ll Part, au.1"9sl N1,.._ Tt'llt bu1!n1s1 11 eon• ~2Qd Hoff'rllnn 350 KAFl'EA l.ANOSCAP£ 6 (1)J,lN FIS~ 1 (b)SIMPLE Orlll"f9I ~on ~ S. PUILIC NOTICE '*'"'P ltstenMnt ductlO by'• COfPQfllion St Cos M DESION COMPl.NV, 2<1S3* SOl.uTIONS WARE' HOUSE 1191 · --•---:;:::::::::=-:::::---Tlt1 119l1t11nlj1) eom• f"-lollowing petlQnl 1,1 lfll r1g11111nt(ll COn"\n Rochett• 7 " 11 "'· Cogpet Cfrn Cl , El Toto, OESION AND MANAGE, , , ..... f MOTICI OF m1ncld lo 111ri11t1 butl· dok10 bull,,.tt ,1, mll'Cld 10 1r1nt1C1 l>utl Cilll. 9282 Cllri 512830 MENT CONSULTING, 1135 PublilW Or119 C0Nt ll'U•LIC MaMING ""' unclll the flc\JttolJt OR EAT EXPECTATIONS "''' und" thl fleli!IOU~ if~~ ... H s1.~M.3:: AOMl'I J l(llinftfflt, 2•S3* NIWPQ!'1 BIYG 5'111 0·182, o.lty Pilot April 1', 'Zl. 21. Nollet lt hlFeb)' glv.n 81.11lnt1tt N1tnl/I! lltll'cl 18811 Tllllf A,,. IN!ne' Bu1int11 N1m•(1J 1111«1 Clihl 92Q? ' ' ~ C~n Ct .. El Toto, C0111 M .... Cllll 92Ut M1y S.. 1n1 11\1 Pt1nnlng COlnlflils lbo'll on: Api~ 5. 1'9! Cllil. 51271<1 ' . 1boY1 on• Nfit. Tn" l>utlnits 11 eon, Clil1' 512930 Janet M Fllh. 1111 E. &#-112 ol 1"-City ol NIWl)Of'I H11t1am S1m1wt Actvanu1g1 SllJFglR' Nmt· Aobt'l1 Allcitll duc!IO tty • ll'lf""ll Plrt• Tnlt b1,11ln1•• It ' co,... 1en """" hold • pub/le: TN• 11arlmlfl{ w11 lilld 1rong Inc: C"lltlornli This st111m9"! w11 fi!td nerth•o OUC!ld by' 111'1 lr1dlvtdull Get,. the "'9sle ABC's Attic, basement, and clooet then f<!I oome euli. ailtlQ on thl •DPl~•tlon wHl'I lhl Coun1y Cl.nt ol Thi•' 1>~i 1n••• ft con-~n lhl COUMy Cletk ol Tni i igl•t,anl(•) com-Th• 11g11t,•ntt•I co,,,. TM Clly or N~ Oilf'l9' County on Aprlf 5, cluctld t>y· • corporallon Or1ng1 County on -'Ptll 19, meni:IO to lrln-MCI blltH· rMnC4l(I IO tr1t11act ou11-STIRTll ' I IEW BUS Beach '°' Amlnd"*" No 1991 tn1 ,,g11111nl(1) corn-1M1 ,...., ~ the flc'1lk>ul ,,.,, una .. 1119 FlctlllOlll _ ..,33 '48M•S manced to 1111\MCt 1>u11-1'4•111S Butlnltt Nimt !S) Piled 81.1111nes1 N1me(•) bltd A1Qu111 10 con1ld1' Publllltld Of~ Co111 nn• li"ld11 !hi f\ct11lou1 Publilhed Qftngl COllll lboYI on· Aofll l 1991 abOYI on· Aprll 17.11191 o ..• ~ ••• ~ .. """ c. -Psued ~ Apr1I 2&, 1991, S.loo.owcl llOn ol Mr. •nd ...._ J.enM9 IE. B•tl •m; b rothet ol M.-.. M•ry ~. J -N •• Thon'IM IE •• Pe'I .. N., Comslut. .... P1ul J, and~ 81Nim . ...._. llturgy Mondsy , Aprfl 2e. 1991 et Ol,ir l.llld'y of Mount c..m.t a-ch, 1•<1 1 W. ~ llltoJod •• N ew port 811c n , Conttlbution1 to tne O"cology Dep t ., (M.yo Olrlic, tl«)O E, Sh•• 8 1vo.. S cot· tltd1le. M:rone 8$259) Co!itrlbutfonn ~ ... et9d. ~ lltol. 9efl Bro1dw•y Mlon..ry, Jim ~. Dncs tor. 6'2 .. 150 r , amtndlng rrttt 20 ~ O.ily Pflol Apffl 14, 21 , 28. 8uslnl1• N1m1!1) 11111d D11ly Pllol A!)f11 21. M•v s. Chlflft H HotiN,.., Rot>lft J '°"'"'lltll' Poi1 BIKh M WI add!· Mly 5 1'91 lbovtl on· Mlrch I, 1991 12 II 1991 This llltemel"lt .... flleo TM ltllllnll"ll Wll flll<! The l trg91 ~., .. ""a.y Piiot •~to ~,,.. WYlce no. ~ to nsw ...,.. __ ., .... _ ... _ IO •• 10 PlfmH • . 51#-171 Rlchl'd A Sturgill • ' ~1117 Wiii\ !I'll Coul"lty Cl9ffl ol """" 1M Courtty-Cltril of UMI In Specific P11n Thi• ···••"'11'11 ....... filed Or•rooe C°""'Y on April ' °''"91 County on Apfll 151, ,, M-•ic NOTICI with !hi C°""'Y Clllk of '"'' 1'91 F4•tlt0 ~oject NII bffl'I 11• rv-Orang1 COunty ori M1rtfl "1ll.IC NOTICI '""709 YllWl'd, and ii h•t bMfl ITAftMIJIT OP 29, ltlll , ..... 71 PletN ... , Pt.!blithed Or•• Cou1 ~ ~":. M~ tSllermk'led '"" II ~ Cl!.. ••••a=•DT cw Put>lllnect ()law Cola1 ~""' •Kemp! U'°'(flr IN -··· •u111 ....... ..._. O•lfy ftllol Aprt ,., 21. 2t, 12, 11, 1t91 feQuhmenl• °' 1,,. Cllll· u•• °" Tniou• Diiiy Pllol April '· , •• 21 . •••••••"' ·l:M:.,~·~· ~·";'::'::;:~:.~:l=~...,•ICllCITl~F~I Otnil flwlronmlf'l!Jrt ou.tl!y ..,....... JMll1I 21, ,.1 The lollowlng '*"°"' "' ~170 Aci. TM to10wina '*'°"' su-111 tto1no l>Ullnerl• •· f1U1UC .OTICI Notic:• II ...... '°" ....,,,,., "8Ya llHlftdor'*ftM Ull ol l"AEFEPIJllEO TAAV~;.,. PUIUC IOTICI fNe'l !Nl Mid pvt* hlll'· lhl f lctlllou1 811t ln•11 "'9UC IOTICI ''°° ~ °' •12', .... lsus Ing wlll bl hetd °"' thl It!'! ,...,.., .. -c,!'!"',-'!.'""'"' l'l»f.,.., .. •• • N••POfl •••ch, C1UI, ........ J ••••• a --My of Mty 1991, SI IN _..""-'... • --...... -. 11111111 "°"' Of 7:30 p.m. In tr. !. SO . ....., Sl., ... 334, • stsst -. 0.-R. Or8"\. Osnnrll lts1J ant Thi ~ .,....... .. ._ COUN;ll ~I of IN ...... .t.ne,Cllff,92704 ltSll•tllt ,...,,.,. 11)1 Mii Lom1 Tht~'*"'°"9 .,. ................ ; ~ BMetl Clt)o Hll. 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TOMOllOW: Moldy d•• !Mth ....................... ~"°' 9QN1I; ' ' COLO ®, ® • • • • • ...., 11AnclNM'Y ..... -. ......... ml ., Lrn E:::I ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ Sunny tod•y with local nonh to norlheut w inds lo 25 lftph during lhe m o rning ,.., '°" ...... ,..,. ,.,,.." ...... ~ Cl ..,., '1r.ClOl.CW Clt:Mlt Mountains: ~ostly clear through Mond.iiy with north to nonheHI winds 20 to lS mph, dKreasing this aflernoon. 0 () Full Moon April28 Last Otr. Mays TODAY'S SUN Sunrise: 6:17 a.m. Sunset: 7:39 p.m. New Moon May 12 1st. Otr. May 19 SOUTH COAST Vlll.AOI OCEAN .Al!POFIT BOATING SURFING Ow• inn•• ,.,,,,. 1tah1 v••l•bf• LOCATION SIZE SHAPE ,.Ind• lhf< mlltnlng bttnmlng Wfll Hun11ng1on Buch l ·l f1ir to north-•t I\ tn 111 Lnnt1 thlt af. Nc ... porl Be.ch 2·l r.;, '""""" S.u J frtl Wt•t •-II 3 IM-t Coron1 del Mar 'N fair FISHING Laguna Beach 2·3 fair Sill Crl't~ 2·3 f~ir Gond UfthH ,.~,, ••pOrt~ "' San Clemente 2·3 (11lr blPr1<ud1, blue p<'tth ulk-n b•u, rocL(o•h and 1<ulp1" TIDES IOOA" MONDAY first low first high S«ond low S«ond high Soap 1ammlrle1 ..... Ala!Mda hL•ur .. 1c1 l•g hor Cal•lina r.,.n., lnng luch lm AngtlH Mnnlt••Y O•kl•nd Ont•rlo '•Im Spring1 'll•d<Pna '"'° l obl .. 11..t..ood Cit'( 111 .... ~ Sac-ramtflto Salt nu s. ........ •·d·- S..11 Owgo S..n hancloco S..n lou S..n R.tl•.i SMll.o An• •V•'-UMt• •tf ... .... 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Lomba ~ • ~ } 7 IDWAllOS CINEMA '1o'bo< 8 •d A."1~• "'·• 5•0 3102 Oocw PG• 12 J J JO, a 10 :io ~ TWtN CJNIMAS .. O#t>of !'-<:! t W •O s-. ... 631 JSO I T., S.Wle" l J 30 J !. JO 8 2 Ovt f., Jut1ko • 1 3 S 1 Q ..UONIMA "'_.,..a,d 19<!!!.' &•~ lwfen Telle II N ' 9 TOWN CIHTH CINEMAS .. Coo1• t •184 I A IUu lefore Dying " I JO l J 7 30 .• 40 2 The Obtoc1 of loouty • 1 7 JO 7 30 • 6301130 103 J 0.Cor l'i..t '' • 3 ) "" II 10 10 4 ,_, So'411o" P "•S 7 • 3:> 1 ~30 IOUTM COAST ~LAZA 8• t'OVS lo~e• <•• "JT I 1'M Ooort llj ti •S 730 5 l!i 8 IOJO 2 M-1 Theughtt ' 1'11$ 2 JO • •!> 9 lS 3 Oefoncllnt Your Life IPG 11 2 30 ~ I JO 10 Huntington Beach EDWARDS CHAITH CINTRI 71 ,Jo.,•• "·• 1• Defending Your Life 'Ci 1:' JO J ·~ p. I!> ' J , A IClu lefore Dying 1 3 ~ 3 Out for Ju1tlce ~ 7 JO ~ JO • 1 6 30 ~\, • Toy Soldlera , } JO J S )C ~ 10 W 01<or , J. .Jv ' 1~ IDWllDS HUNTINGTON TWIN i ) \ ~ S• . 18e • Monol fhoughta • • • Siience of tho Lomba Q l~ n.. Mo•· rytng Mon • ' ~ • lrvlne nu UNIVUSITY CINUU •S °"' .• • 8 Mertol Though•• • 7 • S • The Mo,,.,1,.g Mon S LA Sto,., < • l Tor Soldlu'I • • 30 ~ • The Siient• of lambs • 7 • 1 SIHplng With '"-r ... ...., • • (; 1 s OUI for Ju•tke • , , • r 8 l A IClu lefore Dying • ~ JO ~ J • WOODIRIDGI CINIMAS ~·"' to Po ,"°' ... , ·• ~ ~6~S Oocor " • 7 • •' 1 9 .O ~Into' Turtle• II JO JO Defending You• Lffo P ~ 7 J 5 • Doncet Wll+I WolYu " ' J · 1 Home Alone ,.. J Clou Ac11on ·l• eous Fountain Valey '0UNTAIN VALLEY TWIN I •hv-\• "9• Toy So Idle" • i ~ J ~ JJ I! ~ • Out FOf' Jwlko > 3 S 1 9 ,AMILY FOUi CINlMA "&' ~._ •• t• So '<• n.. Silence of th. Lomita • I 30 S 7 Nlnlo Turtl .. ti Sleeping Wll+I tho lnemr • • ~ •) ' •S 9 •S • M>lpwl'OClted flG J S ' 2• White Fong -JS ~ 75 9 5 1.191111 Beach IDWAROS SOUTH COAST LAGUNA AH S ..,,, ... ..,, .... oy •91 '111 Toy Soldle" R) '7 10 J J ! '.J > , A ICtu lofo,.e Dying •J I 3 S 1 9 llCAtmnJL, RICH, INTELLIGENT, SWF. '¥1, llDndl, .,._ e,ed. wtdl a love for 111vd, 1'1 IN. ... lilllp n-.11111 ....me walks on die bid. illb Mr. _...,lift hlppil'J ever after. 1W• ... •-••1D11111Ecdlisorp11Ce I ..... .,,_._ Ill DAftLINE. See details .. ..., ... $ ,..,_ .. By Lynda Hirsch "lor!h Ame11ca Synl!•cate .ALL MY CHI LDREN: Following .i momcn1 nf passion wath Joey, K.111c decide.., to leave town nfraid 'he mm he ruining Joey and l mil} 's marriage. When Joey \\\ c;er., he "'111 nc\cr again ap· prn.1ch her. Katie :igrcc~ to May 1n Pinc V.illc). but 11\ oh\iOu<; they .uc 111 lme Taling a bab} from the chlld·care center for the d:i\. l·m11\ Ann become.; overly a·t- tachcd to the infant. Brian be· come., the hero \\hen he get a mcn.lcrng Z to lca\e Ha)ley alone I rc\or 1.., being 'ct up for a drug rap Arie nc he to Hay le) "'hen c;hc tell" her Z'<, i;tol) of Arlene being behind Trevor's woes 1 fal<ic Opal rcfu cs to reunite "'1th Palmer. In order to get what he de'itre'>. Adam pretend<; to care for Arlene. With Tom's divorce from Barbara final, Jack tells Brooke 'ihc can no\\ \\Cd Tom, who e'e')'- onc thinks ll> the father of Brool..c 's child. ANOTllER WORLD: John con- f 1de' h1<; ,uc;p1c1on' ahout )lrnrlene \ be h,1v1or "'1th Taylor. l .1ylor counter., th3t Sharlene mu'l he ,1dm11ted to Morgan Pa\il· ion In lltution Begging him not to m.irn r r.inl1e. Kathleen re\eal-; her lOntrnu1n1? lo'e to Cav., Paul111.1 .11,,1 lcJrn' Grant con 1d· t.rc<l Ger.1rd. the fam1I)' ground\· l..clpcr. ·'' .1 'urroga te father knn.i '' thnlkd \\hen \,fart '3)' he dtll'n't 'cc her J the little '-onH·n1 )!irl 'he appeared to he "hen 'he f1N came to Ba\ Cit\ De.to <.in t 'ccm to get Jcn.na 0\11 M h.., mind JJl..c tell' Paulm.i he v.,mt' hn to 'PY on the Cory lmu,eholJ for detail!. of Jamie ,md M.1rlc) \ '~edding in exchange fur h1' -.ilcncc .1bout her ha\tng ~hot l11m Donna'' attempt to pump Carl for 1nformat1on fail . tacc\ and Michael become lover . · A ' THE WORLD T RN A pregnant Juhe'c; arri,al on h1-. d0<mtep 'itun<; Andy. Finding Bar· bara in Ga\ in'<; arms. Hal lea'e un een for whJt appear to be for good I lal' -.14lter Claire and h1' niece I e'' arme in Oakd,1lc Cl;me g"e' Barbara Hal' ~C}' I\) the apartment with the me age he'll not~ he u mg them. P.1ul o;cem bored "hen he pend' an evening \I.1th 1 e . After he: open up to her about ht f athet. Linc pre' e' Connor for a commitment A man wearing a trench coat c· ....... From C1 play and the crowd cheer ... ud- denl)', I nina off my towel, watt for the drum roll and di~e. clinching the gold medal before I hit the water. 'J he vt\tOntH) approach of Morphowi i~ al50 about building from the inside out Creating place'\ where people can feel hke they belona. Barriers are etimi· natcd. Walb have holes and ceif. ings ha~ skyliahts to let the tiaht and rcnecti~ environment of Southem caufomia bea>tftC one: Wtth the interior lptlCC. Usina .-... orct-., materiala suet. 11 I eorrupted sheet metal, reintarad ~-lftd n11tin1 .... , for •rflaa Ind dctaH, die ~ 118111 can tun 1 nor· MllJ Millll •••lron1Mnt into a .._ .... _._._. ___ .,.. ___ .,.... _____ ... ..., feMt. WMd9 explains the crctly watchcl> Darryl. then later meet with Arthur. D.irryl dec1dei> tu L.t) in Oahlale to look after Oan.1 and the unborn baby. Carolyn'41 will l'I read g1v1ng Darryl the bulk of the e-.1.ue. 1 he la'">er up41ct' Darl)I when he reveal Carulyn \ dcci\IOn to rev1'e the \\.ill JU't hcfore her death. TllE DOLD & THE UEA Tl· f L: Bill and Margo cnn!>ider d1- \0rce. r rte asl ·Stephanie to 'Ila} until i>hc regains her memory Brooke continue to beheve Step· hante Iii feigning her amnes1n '.illy 1s funou-; that the Forre ters have: nut thanked her for fmdin~ 1eph.in1e In lme '"'h him. Juhc agree., to cun11nuc her <;ccret rela· tionc;h1p \\Ith Clarl e U11l '" :11- tractcd to Julie Thorne 1) funou \\Ith the tnhlo1d artH;lc about Sall)'·., finding Stephanie. MaC} storm' our 1lf the apartment after fhornc refu,c'I tu th,inl ally hut treat\ her like a cnminnl 1111,tead tcphan1c i'> i.tnrtled when .,he re· c.llb 1::..nc\ affair \\tlh Beth Logan D YS OF OllR LIVE ': Rom,rn .irre.,t'I Lm re nee for r.1p1ng Jennifer While on her f1r'it re.11 date '' ith I r.inkte, fae "' rcCll£.· n11eJ .1 the hem who .;a\ed the train gang Moll)· arn\'al m to\\ n m,l} rc.,ult in cheer for 1:.ve th.11 could turn tu Jeers 1f 11 ' re,ealed ~1011) "''"Cd C\eryonc Jacl.. VO\\ he \l.tll '>land h\i Jo "'ho ddm11ted 'hooting Nick 3, they cufned for .1 gun Bo agree to be Victor' best man when Victor \\-Cd<; Carly. Shane and Kayla grow closer ac; Ka)la rcmo'°e her wedding ring. When 'hawn beg!I her to give Shane and Kirn a chance to recon- cile, Kayla retorts that he de· '>crvc her own chance at happ1· ne'ii.. Shane confirms to Shawn that he cares a great deal fo r Kayla. Ru hed to the hosp11nl after , hane and Bo 'ave hiin from dm\\.ning, Shawn lie near death. Rc.ili1ing how brief life 1s, Bo 'iends a rne aae of love 10 Carly "HI l:.mmy Tanner " d1, turbed by Sarah' c;fealy dresc;. GENERAL HOSPITAL: Con- fronting Mnc at the Jail, Robert collap e and 1 taken home b} a worried Anna. Anna fears Rob· ert 's ob e ion with pin ning crirnec; on Mac could co t Robert his life coll tell<; Robert to tay away from Mac or he will get a court order to keep him away Lucy get colt to be her divorce lawyer, but trcndicr·than·thou fcehng one get" at 'uch L.A. dining hot spot<; a~ Angeh. 72 Mnrket Street and Kate Mant1hni. nll Morpho 1s de 1gns. In fact, it that the du1gn they did for the re u1uron1 LA Nicola in 19 that the Southland (1~1 s.at up and took notice of the uncom- promi ing orta1nah1y that has be- come the Morphm t!I trademark. And 10 1988, Oranae County 101 the Morp~t~ touch w11h Club Pl"tnuclear in Llpna Beach Rcach1n1 bc,YOnd rcitAurant, re· cent Morphos1 project have in· eluded 1 wide r1nac of building type• from ainale·f amaly houses 10 a Unavcnal City M1V complu. to medicel fedNcin such u the Com· prchen ive Cancer Center 11 Ce· dan·Sinai Holpital in wet1 LOI Aftlelet. The tNtn -• ..., c:ont-pleted de ...... for lbtee projects In J1p1n. lftd h11 -'•'1..-.. dnwlfta montapa for two .,..te compe· ' he does not want her love. he wants her money. Sly is 1calous of Bill' relation hip with Carole. Joey wa rn Jenny her need to al- ways be right will cost her personnl happine-,s. Paul cloe!I not ~eem to have a problem with the elf· righteous Jenny. Mac's palo; plan to <,pring htm from jail ~o he can pro\e h1<, tnnoccnCC. f·rn.co and rehcia 'tart to get clo,cr but .. oon ha\C another infnmou' ;irgument Bohb1c'l> bro\\ n.,tone l'I literally falling dO\\ n around her GUIDING LIGHT: ·tanJing out.,1de Fr:ince ca's door. Mallet hcaro; e"ef)-One celebrating her en- gdgemcnt to G1ancarlo Kat land' an intern hip at the IV '1a11on r rank ts anno)'ed when I larlc) .., chJrmed b} the sulking l-len1 and the outgoing Uncle Stavro<; Nadine tell., Holl> he plan' to fight for nilly'' love. Blake prec;.;e5 Alan ·M1chacl to cancel hi' plan with I larle) so they can !ape an interv1c" for the documcntarv Blake remind) Al.rn-Michael they 'land 10 gain ,, grct1t de.11 1f the neuro·roho11c' pm1ec1 take'> off. Oantel come to the concluc;ion that Holly not only fuked her mi · grarne headache. but called him to her home for more than a hou<.e cJll. Rm., interrupt "' an un · ncr.ed Hart io; ac;krng Roger what he "'a doing 17 year ago Roger prom1 e Mindy he will 'IOOn he free of Ale~. enabhng them to m,1rl) Jnd g1\e their hah} a name LOVING: Filled with guilt O\er &" ing her baby to Tri<;ha and Trucker, Abnl tale the bo) from the nur~ery and starts to nt1rc;e him. Trucker fea r h1 deal with the devil -Clay -will come back to haunt him. Trucker has not told Tri ha he bought the baby w11h money from Clay and that Clay want her renc\\cd love in re· turn . Jack's newfound wealth makes Clay and Sh.1nt1 bmtle and Jack and taccy uncomfortable. Cla) decide to claim i\bnl' baby a h1 in order to meet the re· quircment' of Cahot\ will -.in heir to Cabot' children 111he111 the family money. Clay feel clo1,er to Carly after he tell<; him about her life after becoming pregnant by Paul. ONE LffE TO LIVE: When Dorian' hired thug almo t c;hoots Asa, A a coll ap es with c;e\ier che I pains. It's obviou by Ma~·s con· cern that he ha grown to love A a and accept him a hi father. 1111oni. the<; year in V1cnn.i and P.1ns. Morpho'l1s has received numcr- OU!I Mtional and international awards, including 15 from the Amcric.m In tttutc of Architect\, The Mu seum of Contemporary Art 1n Chica.go ha M:lccted Morpho i II one o( Ill f inaltst for the com- m1~~10n of a new buildina and ~ulpturc Jarden 1nc Morph05i prochvny toward the un$Cltling. for a ditoncnt1tion of any and all thin_. formal, c,. tends to their fumuure deaiana. f urmturc pi«e on d~ 1uch as the "Dancin1 Ansel· 'Ltmp•• and the "Nee Chair;• with ill a.aere steel and bled lllllh .. a. look anyth•na but 111er-friadlr. Yet, boch objeda teem to pla with a subtle hmnor reit•!!~ the w awy palfUle. a CIDlllpllll ..... dence with the ltMDRUlllklMI. that lyptftet lhe MGlpltmil .,e.. Troy. unaware Leonard is one of Dorian's goonc;, fear the union is behind 1hc violence at the Banner . Tino and Cord continue to meet obstoelc. in their attempts to get more data on Clint and Sondra's relatioMhip. Tina \\Onder if she should tell Viki about Sondra or keep what she believe to be an affair between Clint and Sondra a 'iecret. Cord decides to a k Clint what .. , going on. Alex i delighted that L1 a is out of her hair. Ca 1c and Dorian arc at each other's throats O\cr Dorian', tactic . • A TA DARDA.RA: Rohert d.\- '>Ure' Kelh he understands he .11· mo'' made lo'e to R1ch.ud before he died. Amado tells Lnkcn he wishes he were enough for her o she \\Ouldn't have to turn to racing caf\ and other rccllcc;s ac11v1tie . L ''" get' l:.den to take the gun from the C:ipwell stud)' and place it in Sophia 'c; purse. Sophia i \lunnecl upon learning ho'.Y C.C. cheated the Andrade over the land C'ru.£ 1<, worried "'hen he f11uh 1--dcn\ hoc-. and 1acke1 on the I ockmlge yacht. C.C. calli. Sophia :ind Cruz to tell them I:.den 1 at the Capwell house soaking wet and apparently confu ed t~den tell" Soph1a and Cruz 'he re· c.111 ~ph1.1 tclhng Lionel that Channing .., their on Harne pre· pare., to tell Cr.11g that Robert 1 re.illy Quinn Julia 1o; con<.,1dering hreaJ..ing thent confident1. II) by re\eahng Robert really 1<. Quinn TllE \'O NG A'iD Tiil-. REST· LE ' : Neil " kept1cal hut Dru 1s confident 'he and , a than "'111 wind up together. Nathan ii, hlown ·''''3\ "hen Oh' ia a'ik him to m.eri-y her immediately a~ a birth- day pre ent. N1kk1 hrenks do~n 1n tear when Victoria announce<; he want\ to move 1n w11h her father. Confronted by Crickctt at he1 mother' , Nina take off. Silva warn Cricket if Nina '"n't found oon he could spend 10 to 12 year tn pri on for JUrnping bail. Scott tellc; Sheila he "'111 be abk to settle down with her <1nd the bab) a oon a!> he convince Lauren to waive the \\ailing period for a dt· voree. Lnuren. up et by cott' ea- gerne to wed Sheila and feanna he will d1 co,cr Lauren and coll have h.id a child, plan to g1\C Scott the divorce. Jack vow to w1• the next round when he learn• Victor and Brad arc merging com· pante and Brad, not Jack. i goina to be company president. L..1g11no Art Mw.cum, J07 C/it Dri .. c, Lnsuna Beach. 494·653 Aclmt!i\ion '' $2 general. SJ $ti> dents and \cntor c1t1zcn.~. free t(> mem~f) <lnd childr en under J;J. I loun: I J d m 10 5 p.m. d1uly, ~ ccpt Mund,1> ArtSptlk A p.-rt of Laguna Art Mu~· um' lecture series un architecture presented tn conjunction wi1h the exhibition, the Morptto.i, team of Thom Manyc and Mich.•el Rot• ondi Wlll be spealuna abcut 1hcir work May 9. On May 16, architecture critic Aaron Betaky. author of "Violeted Perfection" will offer commc= on the MDI=· lll'Pl'C*tl. lectU19. ..-7:30 ,.. .... HcMtl ... 110 .. ..... Cllll illil .......................... for IWlnatlanl .. ...,.,,