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Home My WebLink About1990-10-22 - Orange Coast PilotOR.ANGE n • ... ,..., -=a r " ••••• > WEATllEI Sunny and mild today, with some afternoon winds to I 0 mph. Coastal/Inland hiahs 7S/82. lows 52/58. For the Orante Coast's most complete weather informaHon, in- cludina surfing. fishina and boatina reports, sec paae A8. · IN THE IEWIR• Laguna Beach prides itself on its .... environmentally conSClous way ofhfe ... Whether fighting the mighty Irvine Co. to keep bulldozers out of Laguna Canyon or the mighty U.S. government to keep offshore 011 rigs out of Laguna waters. officials in the cozy seaside town tend to look at the world through green-colored glasses ... That's why an Oru1e C.Ht Dally Piiot reporter was shocked. appalled and utterl y speech- less when she went to City Hall recently• ... There. before her eyes, city mainten- ance men were hosm1 down the park- ing lot ... This wasn't a couple of innocent squirts here and there: these guys were soalung the pavement - we're talking an H20 gusher ... "Drought. smrought," they seemed to be saying. "Conservation? We don't need no stmkin' conservatio n" ... When asked about the incident later. a high-ranking city official was dumb- founded ... "l do n't know." ~e replied. "Sometimes they have to wash off barf' ... If that's tM cue. au)1. don't panic: 11's organic. 1•••111tm 1111Emlll 842-1188 ~ ...... 11 ......... l/UllTEI Of TNE DAY "/r's the best kept S«rct m Orange County. The public has a right to know what's gomg on m education.·· John Dean. a candidate for super- intendent. on the current county De- partment of Education lcaderstup I Al). 0 "Sccrn.·} and a free. democratic so~ - emmcnr don 'r ml\ ·· Harry . Truman r•Ar'IErEm •"Man & Space '90," the first pres- entation of NASA exhibits a nd films ever to be shown in O range County, touches down with a free public view- ing from 9 a .m. 10 9 p.m. at Dana Point Har,bor. Call 496-6040 for information. •The Newport Beach City Council meets at 1 p.m. m the council chambers at City Hall. 3300 Newport Blvd.' •In two weeks. the Ora•1e CN1l Dally PUot will dehut a new rcader- generated feature called "Daily Pilot Timesavers." "Timcsavers" will co nsist of reader advice on ways to save time and make hfe easier. If you h11 ve a sugcst1on, call the Editor's Hothnl! 642-6086 or wnte 10 "Daily Pilot T1mcsavers." Duly Pilot, 330 W. Bay t .. Costa Mesa. CA 92627. 11111 8iidp column/IS Busmen/Al cmt.I/ .. Coma/ R Crossword/ " lnttr1Jenmtftt/ .. Hotoscope/ " Anft L..-S/ M • . ,. ()ptnte>n/ l7 Pot.ct Loe/ A2 hbk notica/ • Scrtmltts/15 Society/ .. Sclom/ 11 TV nt1f1CS/ M Wtlttltf/CI Monday, October 22, 1990 25 cents Bacbelor's party .a In 11111111 Accidental &lcohol ,oisoning suspected Cause By Tony Oodero 'Orerigtl Coul Deity PllOt NEWPORT BEACH -A Saturday night bachelor's party ended on a tragic note Sunday when the partygocrs woke up in the morning to find one of their compa- nio ns dead. A Newpon Beach Police lieutenant said. Raymond Alamo. 36, of Cudahy. was declared dead-~rs of lhe Newport Beach Fire Dcpanment after they were unable to re' 1ve him early Sunday morn- ing. Lt Mike Jackson said Alamo had ac- Fight over noise policy not over yet By Holly J . Wegner Orenge Coul Oalty PllOt SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -Residents who have o pposed the National Aviation Noise Pohcy were retrenching their efforts to defeat the bill. passed by the Senate as a rider on a budaet f'CSOluuon measure Thursda). The measure would abolish the 10 p.m. curfew on plane departures from John Wayne A1rpon and considerably weaken local regulation of noise from the airport. the source of ongoing battles between Newport Beach. nta na H~~ dents and airport authorities. But the two sides had reached a peace m recent years. co mpromising by limiting departures <her Newport Beach to 1 a.m. to 10 p.m . "We moved here wuh the idea that 11 was going to stay at the lc1,el 1t was." said Becky West. a Santa .\na Heights resident. "My husba nd wo rks for the airlines. so we're mo re sy mpathetic than most people. But 1t JUSt doesn't seem fai r that they would change 11 after they promised people it would sta_y the way 11 was." West pointed out surrounding cities should get 1nvolvcJ in the dnve 10 stop the bill because of C'fTccts 1t may bnng to the whole area. "I don't think the other people around here want 11 either." she said. "Nobody wants this to be another El Segundo." Man) o f the residents fear their property 1,alues "111 drop. the noise will be un- bearable and the commercial construction in the surrounding area will force them out. Birch trcet has already seen commercial dc1relopmcnt creep fro m Bnstol Street to Orc hard Dnve. said Fred Peterson. a long- ume resident and Newpon Harbor High School teacher. A developer has bought 12 remaining lots on his block. he added. "It's j ust ge11ma worse:· Peterson said. "Seven o'clock in the morning IS early enough and 10 o'clock at night 1s late See NOISE/ ... ,... companied several men who ,had rented an apanment at 504 E. Ocean Front in Balboa for a bachelor's pany and they brought large quantities of beer and the alcoholic drink Ouzo aJong with them. Alamo went to bed shortly after mid- night and the other men went to bed sometime around 3 a.m .. Jackson said, According to the men. they tried to wake Alamo up at appTOximately 8:30 a.m . but he didn't respond so they called for help. Jickson said there was no indication of foul play in the death. and he said the possible cause may be "acute alcoholic poisoning." But according to coroner spokesman Rick McAnally, Alamo's cause of death bu not yet been determined, he did not, however. rule out aJcohol poisoning. McAnally said it LS difficult to determine what 1s a fata~ percent.age of blood alcohol content. ..It varies a great deaJ from penon to person and it depends Qin the 1ndividuaJ's medical history ... he said. "When you st.art ge ttmg to -30, that's a. common level But, I've seen people driving cars at higher than that." McAnally said most people fall asleep or get sick before they reach a .30 level. but ,,,.,,, ,,.,., For the eighth year In a row, Joe Sire and his family haYe given away pumpkins for Halloween. Sire, his wife Rosemarie and their company, Flt'8t Team Real Estate, sponsor the 23,800-pound pumpkin giveaway annually to offer some tradition to their community. people with such a bigb l>Aood alcobol content arc at ircat risk of death and not always from poisonina. "Whether or not that is related to the cauw of death 11 unknown," he 5aid. "There arc a lot of contributini factors that' arr attributed to alcohol-related deaths." For example. he said he has seen cues where the 1nd1v1dual was so intoxicated that they choked on their own vomit. and someumcs e\.cn theu own tongues. Jackson said that witnesses at the party reported that Alamo consumed large amounts of alcohol before gomg to sleep. OuLo. according to Jerry Martinez of Buck's Liquor Bin 1n Costa Mesa. 1s a 9().. proof Grcck-<111 apcnif that 1s produced by Me tau. Feinstein commits to pro-choice By Tony Oodero ~ CoMt o.iy Noc SANT A ANA -At a Sunday brunclf" pthttina of both Democrats and Re- publicans. Dcmocrauc gubernatorial hopcf ul Dianne Feinstein touted her "100 percent commlllment" to pro- cho1ce. She said v.omen should have the nabt to make the d ec1S1on o f wMt.ber or no t to contanue a j)rcg- rwlC) throuih re- ligious convicuon or medial consul- tation. "The ng.ht to choose has become a major. C1val nghts issue." she sa'ld. .\nd she said she was proud of the fact that the entire Democratic ticket 1s running as pro-choice cand idates. call- ing It a "total protection for the people " United under the pro-choice issue. lhe bl-partisan audience at the Casa Santa Fe Restaurant, 1000 Santa Ana Blvd . cheered Feinstein's remarks dur- ing the SI SO a person fundnuscr. '\!though. Repubhcan aubcmatonal t"and 1date Pete Wilson has stated that hr too 1s pro-choice. Femstcan said has support has been shak) in the past. She said that while her suppon of abomon nghts 1s 100 percent. Wilson's support 1s morr hkr 60140. c111ng his vouna record 1n the Senatr "l call that multiple choice." she said Feinstein procttdcd to hu on other Democratic themes. mcluding child- care and parental leave he reiterated her opposition to Propos1t1on 140. the m1t1ativr that "ould limit lcgalat1vc: terms. and she See FEINSTEIN~ ,... Mixed IDs straightened out by police Ruling In,,..,.,,,,, t:a"'1. Incumbent of Clll 11 only "'8 •nnllll six-terms in tough b~ttle By Emily Adams Orenge Coul Deily Piiot NEWPORT MESA -It was shonly after 7 p.m o n n June evening. At about the same time in two different cities. brakes squ(aled and the harsh impact of metal on flesh lei\ two youna men ho,p11ol bound. While Ma tthew Brown and Andrew Jackson were n•>whcrc nc~ each other when they. were hit that ve11inJ. they wtre tanalcd toaether for onths after- ward. Jackson wa hit b)' a drunken driver. but Brown was Kn\ a subpoena to appear at the dn1,er's tnal. Brown wu dnvina a motor scooter Krou Newpon Boulevard when be wu hit b~ a tow truck. but a Ncwpon . ~h po1ict offiett called h1 ~nt# Mll mom- •na to uk how he was afttr bet,. hh v.hite ~itf\a uperior Avenue on a S..MIX·UP ..... By Lynn Elber SANTA ANA -A JUdac's ru.J.u!a toda) in an unprecedented custody itrui&Je ht'· tween a surrogate mother and the genetic parents of a baby boy may end only the first chapter of the bitter d1Spute. attome)' said. The decision by Oranae County Supcnor Court Judac Richard Parslow likely Wlll be appealed. both sides say, luvina tM fate of the 4-week..old child apm hanaina in the bllanoc. "l know we v.on't Wit\ hcTC, but we will wan 1n lhc appeab court," Ul"l'Ollte nna John50n, 29. said outside coun las. week. ecbo1na her anome)-1' pessimism about how Parslow miaht rule. Althoush the appellate cou.n Yt'OUld be aik.ed to take tM catc up quickly, there could be a ~tay or teveral months. said Diane Mar1owt'."onc or J°"nt0n's laW)-crs. Johnt0n i 5«k.1nt pe"n1al nahts and a •Y tn the bo) • upbnnsn'I althoulf\ she • ttnettcall) u.orelalcd to him. Oeneaic perentt C'nsptna and Mart CalVttt 1nst9' they shoukt w ~t.d a the 9* parrnt,. The Cal1,en~ v.ho aarccd to pay Johnson $I 0,000 to CUT) thar IC$t·tube embryo. ha"e t<"mporary custody of the boy. The) call him Chmtopher. but he remains without a lcpl name uoul custody is dcc1dtq Parslov.· has noted several times that this case d1fTcn from the famed Baby M case or New Jency becaute the surroptc mother tctkina custody in that cue was also the baby's acnetic ~nt. "' ttorne)'s have said the ~lvcn.Johnson d1 pute could break new lqal VQUnd be· C'autt a ac~tiall)' unrdatcd aum>ptc never has tO\llbt custody. In the 11x-4ay ~na which oonduckd last week. Johnson·a attorM)'t tried to how she and the beby Md c:ltvdoprd an unexpttted but deep emotlONll anechmcnt dunna tht prqnaney that mutt ftOC be IC\Cred. The alvma Offend evickntt about w 1mponan« of the emetic link. 'Ny lho att~pted to cut doubt on JoMion's motives. daimina shewn moc1veted by a thlf'lt for publicity and money ... lcWe o( ee.CUITOOY--- . ~ . -~ ... J-:-._........,..__, -.-. . . . . '.'..._. .._., ~ . . -,.. ~ ~ ,..~ .- • ,,,,.~ -••• -' ..... -... ~... -··. • • -_.. ... ... ,...__ ' • lit: • By Paul Archlptey o..iy Piiot Pohta Writer CO ·1 .\ M A -When John Dan heard that Robert Peterson wouJd seek an unprt'<'tdented seventh term as supenntcndent of the Ora.nae ou.nty Ocpanment of Educat1 on, he &aid to h1m'IClf. "Not without a fiaht you won't .. 1 he Newpon Scach resident and a third candidate challcnaied ~1en0n in the June pnmary. Not o nly did they drny Peterson the 50 percent ptm one he ne«Sed to wm outriabt. Dean oat· polled the incumbent by about 1,000 votn The surpn 1na outcome tent lbock *l\CS thf'OUlh political Cirde&. Tt. wont "ancumbent'' under a caDdid111-. name on the billol bu lCJlll .._ considtrtd a ncar~tec b N 1lu tion. The surpntc .. d die S I a. MTTLIAlll9 r HEm---------~---------- A Corona del Mar resident and Good. Wildman. Hcgness &. Walley law firm partner. who was recently elected president of the 115-member Rotary Club of Newport-Balboa. LMTIME ROTAllAI~--- Walley, a California native, who has li ved in Orange County for 21 years. he replaces advertising exccuti ve Richard Dickson. whose Rota!') term ex pired. Walley has been a Rotarian for 14 )ears. NEWPORT BOUND----- Upon graduation from the USC L8w School. Walley joined the Orange Count) District Attorney's Office. before opening his own la" ollice 1n Anaheim. That firm moved to Newport Beach in 1974. FAMILY MAN------- Walley has been mamed for 23 years to wife Marilyn and they have fou r children. COMMUNITY MAN----- He serves on the board of directors of the Wellness Comm uni- t~ of Orange County. a cancer support group and has achieved th~ )lalu) uf Able Toastmas\Cr with the Toastmasters International organ11at1on. -llT IM Dally Pilot Editor'• oote: II ya. blow Nme.e ,, .. "'-"' be te.tllretl i. "Oru1e Coll•t People" call IAe Dally Pilot '• City DeM at U l -41tl, or leave • mffsafe oa Ille Editor'• HoWae -UI..,,,,. Local News Briefs Pllll Cl'llll ClllS Ill ••Pl NEWPORT -A twin-engine private plane crashed on the main runway at John Wayne Airport on Saturday. delaying 1nwmtng and departing flight s for several hours. 1 he Cessna. piloted b) George Harris of Miami. reportedly nf)l'tt1.'n(cd a malfunction of the landing gear lock causing the plane tu land hard on the airports longest runway. Harns was not hurt in the incident. Rcponedly a number of flights were delayed or djverted to Los .\ngelcs International Airport. where passengers were th en bused to Orange Count). HUNTINGTON BEACH -An abandoned building along Beach Boulevard was the scene of a small st ructure fire Sunday morning. according to a Huntington Beach Fire Department chief. Battalion Chief Tom Poe said his department responded to the blaze which started at approximately 11 :30 a.m. Poe. <;atd th e s1ngJe-fam1ly dwelling had been boarded up and was scheduled to be tom down. Poe said that since the house was of little value. he took the opponun11y to tratn has men 1n structure fire techniques. SANT.\ >\NA - A suspect was arrested Sunday in connection with the multiple stabbing death of a 22-ycar-old Santa Ana man. police said. Sergio Gonzalez of 811 S. Fairview Road was found wounded in front of his apartment by Santa Ana police at I :28 a.m .• said station Cmdr. Steve Hawkins. GonLalcs was transported to UCI Medical Center and pro- nuunced dead a short time later. Witnesses at the scene Identified Antonio Contreras Castillo. 26, as a suspect and said the vic1im and suspecl had an altercation before the stabbing, said Sgt. Kevin Brown. Police arrested Castillo about I :30 p.m. at a home in Santa Ana. Rrown said. Police Log ENCINITAS -ThlW peoplt Mn kiled and one ll\iUNCI wben an Amuak train atnlek tbelll •~tMr wse playina cardl and drinkina on tbt uack. an Amtrak amdil mid. The four were hit by tbe train al 6:$S p.m. by train number S80 out of Loi A.ntcla. said Anh .. Lloyd. Amtrak spokesman ••four tre1p9llt'rs were playins cards and drinkina the track," Lloyd said ... The eftlineer probably saw them but y can't stop in time. It's very upsettina." Encinitas is 2S miles nonhwest of San FONT ANA -Fierce winds Sunday spread a S()().acre wildfire through a San Bcmardino National Forest area ravaged by flames two years ago. The fire, which began at 9: l S p.m. Saturday, was expected to burn through a second night, said Mary Bowman of the U.S. forest Service. No homes were threatened, but c-ampcrs and deer hunters were evacuated from a campground in the Lytle Creek area, she said. Officials downgraded the blaze from earlier estimates that ran as high as 2,000 acres. said dispatcher and firefighter Bill Rolls of the U.S. Forest Service. Elsewhere, blustery Santa Ana winds whipped up a house fire in Simi Valley that caused $196,000 damage and minor injuries to two firefighters, said Ventura County fire dispatcher Vicki Crab- tree. Another wind-whipped blaze burned about 20 acres of brush and grass in Anaheim before it was doused about I :30 a.m .. fire officials said. .,...... 11PNw •••111 •1111r11c11 WASHINGTON -Democrats and Republicans narrowed differences Sunday over new uues on the rich. gasoline levies. and Medicare cuts. even as Bush administration officials angrily stalked out of deficit-reduction talks. Congressional leaders of both parties negotiated until about 11 :30 p.m. Sunday over a $2SO billion package of tax increases and spending cuts in agriculture. student loans and dozens of other programs. They said they would resume talkina Monday. "We've made good progress in many areas..•· said Senate Majonty Leader George Mitchell. D-Maine. But he conceded. "The remaining areas of disagreement arc important ones ... by Sheral LeBeau ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES l ucy Morin couldn't believe it. It was straight out of an episode of "Twin Peaks." As she sat in the sparse, functional lobby of the Newport Beach City Hall. Mayor Neil Sturbush stumbled in. He was weanng hospital-issue pajamas and dragging an IV bottle behind him. He saluted. clacked his leather slippers together and walked into has office. "And I'll second that motion," he called out in a blast as loud as a Chicago-bound airline leaving John Wayne Airport. "Mayor Sturbush ... Arc you OK?" ··couldn't be finer ... I love North Caroliner." he bellowed. suddenly standing and placing his right hand over has heart. "I pledac ... Oh never mind. Lucy, get me the file on the beach encroachment mess. And bring a notepad. I've got a word or two for the Coastal Commission." Lucy grappcd a notepad and hurried toward the office. She wondered, very suddenly, whether Mr. Sturbush knew that the council was prepared to replace him tonight. to kick him out of City Hall. "I second that motion. And I'll ~ond that motion. 100. Do I hear a third? Do I hear a ... " Sturbush tned to stand up again but his ltgS gave way. He thudded to the floor. Lucy tossed her notepad aside. hiked up her dress and kncelcd onto the floor. "Mayor Sturbush, are you OK?" There was only silence . Off in the distance the traffic on Balboa Boulevard hummed by -another perfect day in paradise. To br continued ... Did You Know? N1W111P1 s1nd dllln't stop 1876 working steamship • ID Newport Beacla: In 1875, the Newport. a shallow-drafi steam schooner. was built by the McFadden brothers tn San Francisco. It was made especially for sandbar-c logged Newpon Harbor. Equipped with engines and nggcd fore and an. the Newport had a capacity of 331 tons and carried passengers. lumber. merchandise, cattle and farm produce. For 14 years. thr Newpon put into the harbor faithfully every two weeks, on the highest tadrs. If she was too heavily laden to cross the bar. barges wen: floated out to hahten her load. and lumber was thrown overboard to he recovered and dned on the beaches of Corona del Mar L11hrcn your food b) conrnbuting all those hcav) h1stoncal tictJ to Did You Know. Oraa1e Coaat Dally Pllet . P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 92616. .-C.mpllH by Aur Splu 11a111""'"'91U.1,~ ~ -~ir auno•1 oppo._. miabt bar her 6'0li:a 6e even if1sbe ,eta the lllOlt Votel an next week'• clettioe. • • could let them tab over and risk political di•ster in the .....-ic crundl ahead. .. ,,.,DOI ettrythint tbat I be prime minister, .. ML Bbut~ a reporter dwina a tweak in the campaip. "Wiiy mould I raiee prica by~ perc:ent, wbicb is wbat ~ said they11 laavc to do after the elections? Tbey11 have ca.on their facet and we'll come back amilina next March. They won't last six month ." JERUSALEM -Israel's favorite detcc1ive story toot a stranae twist Sunday when police identified a suspectjn 22 bank robberies as an heir to millions who allegedly turned to crime to pay off his debts. News reports had given the suspect, nickname~ "Bikerbank" because he rode a motorcycle. a Robin Hood image during his 21 - month spree. Dozens of Israeli press and broadcast reports were devoted to his exploits. and has helmeted image adorned T-$hirts and decal stk kcrs. ' Many fsraelis were shocked to learn the suspect, arrested Thursday, was identified as Roni Leibovitz, 37, whose family runs a large Israeli food products company and several businesses in New York. ...... NVIVll 1111 .. WASHINGTON -After taking a back scat to worries about taxes. the economy and the Middle East. abortion is re-emerging as a potentially decisive issue in th e final days of the 1990 election season. "h's one of the few issues that's still out there that distinguish- es people.'' said Hamson Hickman. a pollster for abortion-rights causes ... I would predict )'Ou'll see a lot of people using 1t at the last minute to try to push undecided voters ... Conventional pohucal wisdom has held that abortaon-nghts candidate had th e upper hand this year and that opponents. of abortion were on the defensive after a 1989 Supreme Court ruhng revi ved the issue. Electoral losses for abortion foes in 1989 contrtbutcd to that 'iew. Yet abonaon hasn't proven to be the "silver bullet" for abortaon-nghts candidate~. in the words of Democrat Donald A venson. a pro-choice candidate for Iowa governor. -By ,.e A,.oclalH Pre .. . News ol the Weird -.. -· -- 111wnt t111c lllllltlll CllCll'I: VllllM Pltllll I ONOON --\ h11arre new source of toxic pollution hac; bl.-1.·n unco' crcd h> sc1cnt1sts Thr} helleve voodoo offerings art' polluting the atmosphere wtth dangerous mercury vapors. f n a letter to the c;C'iem:e joumal Natur1.• n:centl). Dr. .\mold Wendroff of Columbia l 'n1,c~1l\ tn Ne" York said man' ar~as of Lattn Amcnca arc '1n danger. The trouble <:omt.'' from gelattn cap-.u lcs or glas'i vials that contain mercury and arc c;pnnklcd O\Cr floors to "bnng good things"' dunng 'oodoo ntuals The practice 1s partu:ularl} nsky for children playtng in thesr mercury-contaminated Edhor'• Hotline a.2~086 Your -11 llbollt I.he O&iy P•lol ar -, ...... be ~lllldtMllld;f9a~10fcMo1WlllamlaOd9ll The •-24 ~-~..,,.a-ybeuHdto-o Wlera IO tr.e eclllOf on any IOpC Conlfll><llOra to '"" ~ ca.m""" lndllOe "--eNI ...,,_ _...,lot.,...uion The 11r011t~~ '*·--'°"'~ hou~s. he sa~s. They could de' l'lop erethism. a personality disorder related to the intake of mcrcuf) 'apor. !\-krcunal ereth1sm 1s charac- tenzed b> hosttltt>. wtthdrawal. tendcnc~ to resent betng ob- served. quack temper. loss of self <onfidencc and loss of m('mory In this letter. Wendroff states that the problem ts particularly associated with followers of 'oodoo and also Santeria -a fusion of West Afncan Yoruba magic and Roman Catholicism. Articles linked with these re- ligions arc sold in botanicas, shops that dispense medicinal herbs. patent medicines. in- cense. devotional candles - and mercury capsules. -&rlpps Howard Ne•• Advertising Claasofied DllPllY Edltorlal Newt Spotts Delivery guarantee! Newa 1P01ls laA • ,ou do nol ha\I• your Pie* 1J¥ I • m . ce~ D110<• 1 O .. m ltld .... 941' • to you by nootl °"' Cutloniit I Ma. 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II~-_ _,.. 8-' ti. prlrqieot p-Roootl~ ~.,..,..II• 3'° W ~Ill COiia ....._ I P.C:O... ...... P~ft.ll•'flldif--1.aiO..,., al P• °"°'4> ~. Inc O..,..A,_ Vdll'r•ldllnl PWll .,.,...,,,..~ _, Otltnbuliarl ....... (. ..... P,....,.,. 6 CNll Et~ OtlW E-..~Jtt. Chltl!WI °"'* w. A*•1, Jtt. £*2\A1119 Viol~ ......... A 1h1ef smashed lbc pasttnttr side wandow of 1 car parked 11 Orin~ Coast Collqc and 11• clotJuna and other items v1lucd at S 170 The bttak-tn occurred bet Hoen 7 and 9 pm Thur~a)' wlwD they ~ drivl"I ..... Harbor lbonly befOR I 1.m. n,m • O.tsun\~Yft\~~ "Jiii A.W. man wadi two mate Asian ~peniona, aJ bcpn L11lp11111 the v1C11ms and tr)l"I to NII t.Wm die roed. Whea the vt(11m1 pulled of Athenon Mounu11n. wcn1 1ns1<k. and returned a shon time la1tt to find someone had ~mo\C'CI two huhelp 1n§t'll wort h SI SO dnm ............ 0 tett-0 equipment. • v1deocauctte rtt0rder. 1 camera ind a Jacket, "'tth a total v1lued at S92S. were ttolen in a buraJary 11 1n •1>1rtment in the 1900 block o( Anallt m A\.cnue r~ bttak·1n occurred bttWttn 8:30 a.m Ind 1:10 p m 0 Someone pncd the lock from a prw 1n the 2200 block of Elden A"~·n~ between Sand 6 p.m. Wcd~y. but only Sot away with 1 plastic 11• can v1llH!d 1t SIO. 0 Two men and a woman uy they were foltowed, 1hrueened •IWi 11tacked wilft kn1vn by lJlrce mtft In a O.tw11 l*>Z on Hatt>or ~•rd 1n the :1 .. morn•nt hour1 lett Mon<S.y. TM victunt •Id the 1 t .,.,. -· • into a s-r\i111 lot, the 0.llUn ~ly folao-ed ahem. The three men •llefrdly aot out of &Mar car and acaatked the male victim with knivn. He 1tfJ01119dly turreted mu9Uple a&ab wounds to the chat and Wll tMecd at Collete Holpj1.1I. The at•ilanta rcponcdly Red .... OM of lhc women ftoftl the victJmf car hit one or diem willa • bale:ball b9l. fJUlll ,..., Someone stole S$00 -onh ora1a T·toPI from 1 1982 firtb1rd pitrtled on lhc 16800 block of Buuemut. 0 Someone mnoved • frot'lt bumper Crom a 1916 Toyo&a MR·l pertied on the 11700 block of Quam ~venue. 0 A 27-yar-old Foun&11n Valley man said he Pllrked lus 1991 Mm:edn J00E in front ofh11homeOf'llhc16400 btotk I au.-11111:• A woman said her 16·)c•r-<>ld d1u1h1cr wa, bt'Atcn 11 Bclk·h Boulevard and Atlanta A\'tn~ 0 Two fcmalct rtponC'dl)' v.crc e1uah1 SPfll)"Pl&nl1n1 a "'h11e brl(k .. Iii 11 Wuncr \cnuc and Ala.onq111t1 ttttt 0 c;omC'Ont stoic stereo •pclkcn. valued at $ ' from 1 1982 Na "" Kina ab in the 8000 block of JtM)' I ~nt. -. . ...... k~lry ca h ind crcd11 c~ Wfrt ta~cn from a honle °" Ironwood b)' thic~o "'ho cnkl'td 11\~ a 1hd1111 alt \lta) black chow dot chate:d by Poltct offictn alona the bo)ftOnt heaeh 11 ()()\er Onvc and \oall H1aJlway JUOtJX•d into lhl' bll) ind lattr bit 1hc "'rist of a lhcnff't dc:put) trJ11•& to pull the d~ Into the lull'bor pe1rol boat. \ 'h~ l. for S5.000 Mailed to the' _.,,,na addrn 1n the '\00 bkld. ut V11 Ltd<> Wat C'athcd 11 1 bHk 1n tht d t)' of Wc,tm1Mtc1 0 A rcttd nt o4 the 100 hk>ct or l.Jik pur Avenue aime home to find &Jue 1n the door locks. 0 b111i1r\h \.Indal ripped the talllt C'O¥tf Ind ~l Oft a PoOf table 11 Outs Scni« C'tftttt, IOO Mllpl!fltc Ave 0 ·ub.1 arar IC'ft \tMtlHdtd Oft~ be9ctl et Ocnn Vww and In l\et111Ct "' llOlcn ~ I • If you feh I little m~ eecure S.tunlay, 1 tittle m~ confident that 10mehow all our cri1tt were toina to work tbemldvn out, , there was aood reuon for that Walter Cronkite was in town. The man whom Ameri- cans t":'st more than any- body paid a quick visit to the Oranae Coast to share the spotlight with artjst Ray Ellis at a special edition of the Round Table West author$ luncheon at the Bay Oub. Fred Martin Several hundred people turned out to meet the ~ ~ • ~rewatotrs. odf .!heir new book. C LW"~ es win • sec some of the originals of Ellis' magnificent watercolors and have the book autographed. We caught up with Mr. Ellis and Mr. Cronkite later in the day at a much smaller invitational reception in the upstairs lounge at Bahia Corinthian Yacht Club. The first thing we learned is that he's not a "Mr. Cronkite .. tyi>c. So we asked Cronkite how one of the great journalists of all tune felt about being carted around the countryside to promote a book. "It's kind of embarrassina," he grinned. "But I do enjoy it, too ... you get to meet so many nice and interesting people." Cronkite seemed particularly relaxed at the yacht club act· together. It had been specially arranged for him by Doug Wall and Lorin Weiss, who headed the>.Newport Ocean Sailing Association in i 989 when Cronkite sailed in NOSA's Newport to Ensenada Race as part of his research for "Westwind." He was among friends, even those he had just met. Cronkite holds sarnng people in high esteem. "They're very special ... he said. Rod Woods brought along a gift for Cronkite. He and his wife, Jiffy, NOSA's social chairman. had been out doing the town with Cronkite after the '89 race. They were in a disco with a Ootilla of Mexican officials and Cronkite was cutting the meanest of rugs with a. shall we say, splashy-looking young lady. -Alwlda Wray °'911111 Clilll ~ ,... FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Not- withltandina lut minute hit .ail- m. the 1990 City Council cam- ... ihould be a fiirty quiet one. Should both incumbenll - Mayor Launnn Cook and roun· cilman James 1 Neal -be re- elected, that still leaves the seat beina vacated by Howard Step- hens to ~ filled. Enter candidate John Collins, who narrowly missed gettinJ a win- ninJ seat in the 1987 election and again in 1988 after councilman Fred Voss was recalled for soliciting sex from an undercover police- woman Collins, who raised about $3,000 in contributions through Scptcm- ber;-3. cxpectcd.. to_spcnd the .most money on his campaign. Competitor and former coun- cilman Marvin &\dler. who in 1984 lost his bid for reelection and later joined the Planning Commission. did not anticipatr receiving more than S 1,000 for h 1s campaign. and retired principal G uy Carrozzo is making a special point of not ac- cepting any contnbut1ons. "The public will be the only special interest group that will have my attention." he said. Adler is touting e:(pericnce and commitment in his campaign. "I just like being involved in my com- munity. it's the t)'pe of thing that I like to do." he said. Collins. however. has a different tack in mind. L 1ke Adler. Colli ns said he enjoys working for the commun1t). but noticed specific needs wl11lc campaigning. I -. "It WU really a shock &o me wbea I_.... precincu. I didn't NMac rhat tome of Fountain Valley could bt rnlly in pat need of rcvitaljza. tioe." Collini said of eevenJ pot'td1 now starunt to •· In llddllion to revitalization, the Fountain Valley's next City Council will bt taeklina a new eeneral plan. iuun of senior and low cost l\ou .. ins, and the last few developments in the city. Southpark. the city's laraest com- rMteial development, heated up d iscussions for those servina on the 1987 City Council -taking three months of public hcanngs and a city election to get the 140-acre project approved . When voters fi. nally approved the development in 1988, councilman George Scott hailed it as an answer to the coun- cil's prayers for a boon to the city's lagging sales tax revenues. Although sales tax revenues then ceased to be a wolT) for city of- ficials in Fountain Valley, today's City Council must still deal with budget W()('S which have trickled down from the state and the coun- ty. Fees to be imposed on cities for booking inmates 10 the county jail and for county officers to c9llcct property taxes should heft thousands of dollars worth of un- planned for expenses on city cof- fers. Also of immediate concern 1s the council's duty to work o ut final details on the rclocatton of Winter- sborg conunuatton high school from Hunttngton Beach to a plot next to Fountatn Valley H igh School. Residents ang.r) over the move recently got tn shouting matches with city planners, trading accusa- tions of bigotf') and bias. but to the council's benefit. the last word on whether or not the school would be -· Dlaced in the city alrmdy came ..,_IMHunci,....._.Ullioll Hilh School District. Mayor Laurann <.:ook. wbo bu ~ to continue her policy of 1 daily ,.aeuc:ic 11 city ba1J to keep communication lines open, said lhe is now in d1K'Us11on1 w1tb county supttv1son to ttt m<ft patroUinc at Mi~ Square Park. where ia me last six months calla for service have rilen I SO percent over the previous IP mon~ .. , dttalt one of my Itron& points is .cc:aeibility. I want people to truly feel they have a representative in city aovcmment ... 1 respond to Bulletln Board every piece 01 _.. lllM I -Coot laid. Jocumbcat City Coueff= James Neal taicl be ~ to on his many yar1 ol ftpeii•1 with fouawn Valley • .,... councilman and as a city r I ' Neal called his ~meal llYlil easyaoina. but with a catch. .. rni ~xtttmely pcrsiwnt oa tbc prajecti T want for the community ... and we usuall) achieve those." In recent months, the ciry belli undergone renovatioM to its 6" and pohcc dcpenmmtJ. and a new city hall bu1ld1ng 1s scheduled fO( completion by January. NEWPORT BEACH - T. Jefferson Parker author of ··L..aauna Heat" ·and "Little Sa1gon." will read from his works at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Newport Beach Public Library. The Readers· Theater also allows the audience to read from ~selected works. In addiri01r ro Parker's-novets, audicnee memben will read from the writings of mystery writers Re1 Stout and Elmore lcof\4rd. .. 1 More information i$ available by calhng program host Steve Mellow at 972-1690. NEWPORT BEACH -Health care profess1onals and the general public are invtted 10 attend the third annual conference on Alzheimer's Di~ to be held Tuesda} at the Balboa Bay Club. "facing the Challenge: o\ILhe1mer's 1990" will include research updates from programs at ( 1 and UCLA. two school at the forefront of seeking a cure and 1mpro\ 1ng asscssmen1 and treat- ment. as wefl as dlSCUSSIOns On b1oethical C-OllettrlS, publtc pohcy issues and adapting the home en' 1ronmcnt for Al1heimer's patienb. . Attendees can also pcru~ d1spla~s of services and programs available 1n Orange Count~ and a special art exhibit of v.ork by Alzheimer's patients. Sponsored by the .&\lzhe1mer's -\ssoc1ation of Orange County, the conference will ~ held from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. and includes continental brnltfast and lunch. Fees are $60 for tQ90 members of the assoc1at1on and S75 for non-members. Rod took a photo and suggested to C ronkite that the National Enquirer would pa) a fortune for it. Saturday the photo did make the front page of the Enquirer -pasted onto a special edition Rod had cobbled together for Cronkite. He loved it. Though on a tight schedule. Cronkite promised The Fred Column a few minutes of private time. We started walk.ing down the st.a.trS to his limo when he stopped, sniffed and said. "That's great popcorn! Where 1s 1tT' One dead, three injured in crash of small plane For registration information. contact Linda Scheck. \ oluntecr coordinator. at 631--0245. NEWPORT BEACH -Sand) Spurgeon McDaniel. grcat- granddaughter of Santa Ana founder W H. Spurge'On. will be the guest speaker at the Newport Beach Fncnds of the L1brar) meeting Tuesda). We guided him into the club's bar, ordered a basket and talked. He's concerned about the future of television news, especially over the way networks are shrinking their bureau systems. "We must have resident reporters on the scene. especially overseas. who know the local people, the governments, the cultures. .. who have sources and can judge the reliability of those sources." he said. ··we cannot operate on a crisis-coverage basis and be properly informed.·· Docs CBS board-member Cronkite speak up about this at meetings? "Yes. I have a very loud voice that speaks up on these issues. But I don't know how much attention is paid to 1t.'' So what's Walter Cronkite rrally like? He appears to be totally unimpressed w1th h1mselt -with "who be 1s." A chat with his chauffer (a little limo, not a stretch) a~d his publicist. Jacqueline Green (hired by the publisher not Cronkite) bear this out. "He's genuinely interested in the people . he meets." she said. "He's a very warm, humble man ... delightful!" SANTA Bi.\RBARA -One uni- versity student was killed and three others were cnttcally injured when their small plane crashed into a warehouse Sunday near Santa Barbara Mun1c1pal i.\irport. officials said. All four people on board were listed as graduate students at the Univc~1t) of Cahfom1a. Santa Barbara from India. ho~p1 tal of- ficials said. No names were re~ leased. The Cessna 172 Skyhawk was attempttng to land at about 6 p.m. when 11 ran into power hnes and hn the warehouse about a mile cast of Barbara. '\costa ..aid. The a1rpon 1s 10 miles north of Santa Barbara. One "oman "as pronounced dead when she arrived at Goleta Valle~ Commun1t~ Hospital. said Meh~sa Srawards. a hospital spokeswoman. The woman's name and age were unknown. she said. McDaniel. co-author of "Project Self Esteem." "'111 discuss her nev. bool . "Recipes 1n Parenting." a humoro us look at a senous subject. The meeting will be held at I :30 p.m. at the Newport Center branch of the ltbrary. For more mformatton. call 644-0538. B•lletl• Board ru1 M_.,. ad .,.._,...,_. A 26-year-old woman and a 24- } car -o Id man "e rl' in ve n r n t 1ca1 r,:::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iilii~iiiiiiiii;;;:::;;;::;;;;:;;; cond1t1on with massl\ t' head and tnternnl 1njurte~. Seawards said. farm«rt la atavlng 1A.llh (_ ellfornla Drlv•r• .\ founh person. a 35-~ear-old man. was in cnucal cond111on v.ith multiple fractures at Santa Barbara Cottage Hosp11al. -By ,.e .t11oclalH Pre .. .\rrtrlca l>.~nd1 on Farm•rt ln1u·11n• t ,,. Rabbitt Insurance Agency •lnce 1957 Ml N. Newport Blvd .• N.B. (714) 631-n'6 Cronkue's tame was up. He and his wife of 50 years. Betsy, were due 1n San Diego in three hours for a cocktail party they were hosting -on a boat. of course. He and the rapidly d1sappeanng basket of popcorn got into the backseat and the limo set sail for the 405. the airport. said JelT) Aco~a. re-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Show off a new figure g1onal duty officer of the Federal Aviation Adm1n1 tration. And that's the wa} It was on the Orange Coast. Saturday. No one was in the CompuCAD computer warehouse at the time of the crash and no one on the ground October 20. 1990. .... Fnd Martlll'1 col•m• n1111 MtMHlay1, W'eand.ty1 ud Sat•r· day1. was injured. he said. Power was reponed out in the entire Goleta area north of Santa School lunch menus Foantaln Valley Sdool District Monday: Beef tacos. buttered corn, fruit juice. taco shells, taco sauce. mil k. Tutday: Mexican pizza pocket, fruit cup.fresh fruit. milk. Wect.Htday: Conference day. no $ChOOI. Tllaraday: Toasted bologna and cheese sandwich. mixed vegetable, fruit juice, milk. Flday: Cheese and sausage pizza. fresh fruit, fruit bar. milk. Hutla1toa Beacll City Scltool District Monday: Hamburger and bun. French fnes. shredded lettuce. catsup. pickle. cherry jello. Tweaday: Pepperoni pizza. tossed salad. orange wedges, chocolate pudding. WedHtday: Fish nugaets and roll. catsup. tater nuggets, creamy Lapu Beadl UaJfled Scltool District MoMay: Chicken nuggets. dip- ping sauce, seasoned com. blue- berry muffin.apple juice. milk. Twttday: Spaghetti w/meat sauce, tossed salad/bar topping. french bread, applesauce, milk. Wedltft4lay: Fiesta suck. taco sauce, green salad/bar topping. or- ange wedges. trail mix. milk. nart4ay: Pizza w/pepperoni. co leslaw /bar topping , fruit/banana/cherries. birthday cake. milk. Friday: Burrito bean/cheese. taco sauce. crisp salad w/spinach/bar topping. frozen lemon stick. milk. Newpert-Meta Unified Scllool District MODday: Chccsebu!ier or cheese pizza, tossed salad.· frcnch fries. milk. Teetday: Mini tacos and salsa or cheese pizza. kernel com . peaches and pears. milk. Wednesday: Ch1lt fritos or cheese pizza. cnsp garden salad. pineapple cup. milk. cookie. Tlaorsday: Carn1tos taco or cheese pizza. lettuce and cheese. chemcs. milk, animal crackers. Friday: Make-your-own bean burrito, or cheese pizza. carrot ~ticks/ranch dip. peach cup. milk. Ocue View Scllool Dl1trict Monday: Cheeseburger. f rench fries. pineapple Juice. milk. Tw"'8y: Mint 111cos. kernel corn. orange juice bar. milk. Wedaetday: Be-en and cheese bur- rito. raw vegetables. chemcs 1n Juice. milk. nan4ay: Cheese p111a. garden salad. fresh fruit. milk. FrWay: C'h1h and beans. crisp) cracker$. lemon Juice bar. apple, milk. coleslaw. kc cream cup. ~=========================' nanday: Chip and dip, apple wedges. grape JUiee, wheat bread with honey butter. Friday: Cheese pizza. fruit and sauce. carrot sticks, birthday cake. lrvlH Ulllfled Scltool Dtstrict MH4ay: Glazeti chicken nugcts or red chili bumto, savory rice, diced peal'$. banana. apple or or- ange. milk. TMl4ay: Two mini buracrs. w/pkklcs. camap and lettuce on the side. BBQ baked beans. prunes, chips, milk. WHMt4ay: To tada grande or burrito, hrcddcd lettuce. buttered vqctablc, half and half bar, milk. TltarMly: Cheese croiuant or hot d~ sal01d w,\.ho,. .i. .. in nt.Odlcs, trail mix, fresh fnut, milk. PrNar. Fish nU11Cts w/tanar saU(t or hot dot. crispy fttnch fries, IPWft peat. brownie. milk. • You are fnoUedt To Newport Center A11ociation'1 Pre-election Candidate Forum For Newport Beach City Council on Wed. Oct. 24, 7:30 AM at Newport Beach Marriot HoteL Free to the Public. Coffee will be served. Reservations not neceuary. For more information call 720-8488 for the holidays! 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I I \ • .. fl •• II A lesson ieamed e .... ., Researchers show it may play a role in fighting cancer and be'art disease Selenium. a trace ~in~~I~ may .. :ey-ha:2.n produced. be one of the miracle nutrients of Selenium and vitamin E seem to this era. . work synergist1call): the presence . It. was dctemuned to be csscn-of one. enhances the activity of ua~ 1n 19~7. but there is growing ·the other. e\·1dcnce that supplements of selenium in quantities greater Cucer Flp&er than one could normally get in We are just beginning to und~ food may have substant1aJ health stand thnt man) di~ascs, particu- bencfits:. larly cnnct'r. don't just occur by A.a Aadexltlellt chance. but re'luh from the weak- Selcnium is first and foremost ening of the body's immune sys. an antiox1dent which protects tem. Re.search with sdcnium as against dam:igc done h) free rad-an anti cancer agent for the icals. Most research on aging as prcvent!o n of cancer and possibly ~ell as many forms of disease ~s an ~1d in treatment of cancer indicates that free radicals are a is pan1cularly excit ing. major culprit. Fats in the pres-$(·kn1um seems to be one of ence of O'\ygcn can be trans-the mo t potent anticancer agents formed into h1ghl> react1\e par-I.no""· When animals arc given ticlcs railed frte radu.:als that ran cardnogrn1c substances. ad- damage the cell membranes and d1tional selenium in the diet rou- bring on athero5elcros1s of the tine!~ reduces the ) 1cld of cancer ancrics. wrinkled skin. stiff and from the carcinogen. This occurs anhri11c joints. and a host of ~1th a dose of sckn1um in excess other conditions of aging or tJ•s-of the .. adequate'" amqunt found case. 11\ food. "h1ch cenaml) suppons Ccna1n nutncnts -'1tJm111 C. the rational of 'iUpplementing vitamin E. '1tamin o\. and \l'kn1um 1n thl· diet. 'i<'lcnium -are ant10\1Jents tha1 In on1.· ~train of m1te w•th a slow down or prt>vent fret' radical ~cne11C' 'usccf)l1tl1l1t\ to \ 1rJlh formation. or ab~orb them once 1ndu1.·l·J l'::tncl·r of th~· brca'lt. !>uP. Jullan Whitake r ple mentarv selenium slashed the lifelong incidence of brdst cancer from 82 percent to I 0 percent. Prott-ctlon for t111e Heart In Finland. a country with reta- il\ cl) poor selenium nutrition. it ~as found 1hat those with low selenium fe,els in the blood had a 200 to 300 percent increase in death from hean attack than those wtth more normal blood le\ els. The protccti' e effect of seTenium in heart disease is poss- ibl~ due to the ant1clumping ef- fect 11 has upon the blood pla1elets These tin) blood com- poncms arc ec;sential for a blood clot to form. Dr. J•llo Jftluter 11 IOIDMler of Wtllder Wellae11 bt1tlt•le t. Neffporl Buell. "' ~ Aa.o. everyone ... IOl1X mx>l- lec1ion of a period o( prnonal un- popularity. Maybe it was in the third arade when the airl you thouaht was your bnt f.Wnd found another "best frimd... At that moment in time you thou1ht for sure that nobody liked you -and that nobody ever · would. Or perhaps 11 was when you were the lua auy picked for a softball pme dunna recess and even the boy you thoul}\t was the class ''nerd .. was picked before you. You may not even remember what euctly it was lhat cau~ you to foci rejected. But )ou'll never forget how much 1t hun. las ... some things never chanic. and our children will all take 1heir turn -take a deep brea1h -wnh experiences of I hat kind of childish cruelty. When 11 happens. tt hurts oh-so-much mor1: than when we ou~lvcs were the targets. With your now-adult perspective, you may wonder wh) it is that 1hc most attractive. athlettc and smartest children arc often the meanest ones. O\-crach1c' ing )Oungsters tend to put a lot of pressure on themselves and may ha"e already learocd th;u one way to enhance their own status is to put others down. Happi- ly. this childish cruelt) as not ne<"cssaril) a prediction of adult character. The children ~ho arc more l1kcl) to carry more permanent scars arc the rcJCCtees. The ones who suffer from too much rcJccuon. too much of the tame: Uncontrolled anger impedes advancement By Mark L. King. Ph.0 Soeciai to Ille o.lty Pllol (Dr~ IUf18 JS1J PS)C'hO(QMlSt ~1th a pnvatr pract1cl· in Newport Beach. He spc-cit1/ucs in the treatmt•nt of depft'ss1on and mak St'\Ual de~ rrrssion J The ab1h1~ to manage anger o n the job can determine if an 1ndi' 1d· ual wall m o'c up or out of the o rgani1at1on. Anger occurs when e'\temal events o r prn' oc:at1ons interact ~ ith an indi' iduars thoughts. The body responds ~1th an increase an hean rate. blood pressure and more rapid breathing. The ind1\ 1dual ma) act on the anger by sulking. ~<'fling. or e'en hilling. It 1s import· ant to recognize that at is our own re'iponsc. rather than the sttuauon. that perpetuates the anger. ~•th anger is to shaft )Our bod) prc,ents them from doing the1r JOb position. Try c;it11ng down rathl·r cffect1,eh and threatens the ind1- than standing up and keep )OUr '1dual'c. need 10 belong. tr.mds and anm IOOSC"-at ~our side Before acting on )Otlr Clll!ff. rather than pointing and gcstunng. e'ammc \Our o~n beha,ior to sec L~n oock 1n }Our chair. This is a 1f \OU are· somehow contributing to more rda\lng po ture that ~111 help ,(l.ur fol•ling of isolatio n. Make a )OU reg:11n )OUr C'Omposurc. concentrated cffon tO JOIO tht J. ln1t1 atl' and substitute pro-group Offer to !,enc on an em· duct1'e wa)s of dealing with )OUr plo~ec committee. invite a co-worker t<l lunch. and share e\· anger f H•n the most frustraung s1tua11ons at "orl can be turned Jll'rtenC'C'i ~ou ha'e in common with \Our co-worl..ers. around to wori.. 1n ~our favor. Faiiing 10 get an c'pcctcd and The most common complaint is dcscncd promotion 1s dc,astallng ha' 1ng 10 deal with an incompetent to an~one Often cmplO)ce who ho .. s. To OH~rcomc this s1tuat1on. have been passed over feel SOrT) for make }our boc;s )Our all~ so he will thcmselH'.i and ma) become angf) be receptl\C to ~our input. Point and 'ocal about the 1nJUSt1ce. Or out the hcnrfits of implementing thC\ ma' internalize their feelings C't'rtain ronccpto; ~ he can use his and heraie themsches for their .. ,n. pos1t1on to enhance organ11auonal fenont) ·· ., and 1nd1' idual ach1e' cmcnt. sc the s1tuat1on to go after the promotion the ne t time. tan by ~atedly O\l'rlooked. 1t ma} be timl' to lea' c the company rarher than continuing in an unhapp} or unfair en' 1ronml'nt ~ngcr 1s encrg) 11'ia1 can be used in product1,e or ncgat1~c wa)S. l 'scJ negat1\el~. anger disrupts our thoughts and actions. 1s used as a defense "hen no defense 1s nccess· arv. can lead to aggression. and co00\C}S a negat1\C impression to others Used poc;111HI}. anger can motivate us to tal..l' charge. sene as a cue that something 1!1 ~rong. and C":)n help u'i to l'\Pr~ teellngs and resof\ r conn1ct. Linda Algazi Learning to cope with a little rejection now and then 1s actually health~ (Pit) tht' poor person who gro\\s to adulthood without ha' rng to learn a fe" l.Oping tracks along the "'a~ ) o\nd anording 10 a repon 1n the New York Times (Goleman & Daniel. Oc t. :! I. it's children with the best coping skills. ~ho arc mo!>t povular and happiest after all. The) 're also the ones who hecomt' the most product!' e adults. To learn how to help all of our chrtdrcn mal..c-up for an} ~1al deficiencies. researcners st udled tho~ kids ~ho seem to be .. bud- ding suc1al s1ars. ·· Thomas Hatch. a graduate stu· dent at thl.' Harvard Graduate <ichool (lf Edu1.·a11on . has isolated four pnmaf) aSJX'Ct\ of \OC1al in- telligence in children. Some children. he sa)s. are natu- ral .. mediator<;· -hllle diplomats Other chiJdrcn are .. frieeclL .. empathize with p;ers and teem naturall) knov. how to nunu~ ~ tionships. Still others arc .. lherapi•t-typa. • v.ho arc hight~ insiahdul .-. ~hat motivates their play..-.; They analyze social situations aild under'lltand and reflect about die feehng.s. motive and cont'ttnl ol others. Mona Krcchensky. a psycho'oli" in the Harvard project, says tbal die goal of the study 1s to help ctUldrell de' clop new strengths. .. For eumple." she says ... If a child has mtthanicaJ skill, but l8dS leadership. his teacher would dO well to put him m charat of the mechanical learning center, IO lhM he can have some pract1~ bei• a leader·· Some of what it takes to be a .. leader ... a .. mediator." a ··friend. .. or .. therapist" ma~ be genetically determined. But at least some.of the social·sa' vy kids bnng with them to the playground clcarty comes from how the are tmttcd al home. There are man~ thinp s-rents can do to help and I'll utlk about them ne't week. Dr. Uaa A11uJ ~ralft ~ Family C..ult.1 i. c.,.... ~ Mv. Do You Know Someone Suffering from llEllORY LOSS? or ALZHEIMER'S-DISEASE? If you CK someone yoo know has experiefteed a IOss of neHec:tual abtht1es. such as memory. judgement or abstract thouqht. our researcn study may help Our orgamzatt0n has been awarded a grant to evaluate a new medteatton for MEMORY LOSS. Oualtfted participants. who are between SO and 80 years of age, will receive EKG's. a C:T-scan, lab tests. bnef phySICal exams. medication and visits with a professoiat All FREE OF CHARGE Copes of all medical test results will be pro\ltded to yoo or your doctor. upon yoor request. Your partJC1patoo may lead to the use of a more effective medicattOO for the treatment of MEMORY LOSS For more information, or an lpl)Okdment, pl11• clll: (714) 752·7910 or (213) 515-0601 Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. PllARMACOUJCY _... llSTl1UTE These are wa) s employees can a void getting "·aught in th1: anger loop: I. uam to 1dent1f) and under- stand your provocations. These arc the events that interact with your thoughts to produce physiological changes (the fight or night re ponsc) and behavior. The cntical boss 1s another asl..ing the boss ~h) )OU were not c;ourcc of emplo)ec a nger. Being promoted and find out what 'iuhject<.>d to destruct" c cn11c1~m "hanges need to be made to 1m· c'c~ da) make" a ~orker feel pro\c }our rhances. If )OU arc (Thi column dt•:ih "11h common mt'd1cal rop1~. and qut'St1ons arr ans"t•n.•d tn ml·d1cal and dental spt'C'1al1m. 1n the appropnatc' field of C\{X'rtiw PkaSC' foNard quc~- 11on~ to the \.1C'd1cal P/,113 \ssoc1a· t1on of Ne" port renter. c o the Health Education Foundation. JMJ San M1gud. . mtt· :06 e"P<'rt 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=!::=========a Beach. { .\ Q:MOJ ahuSt'd. wheth<.>r or not the com------------------------------1 ment\ arl' \a lid T f> to get ) our boss to put his cnt1c1sm in a way that will h<'lp )OU ha' ca comprehensive view of your performance. Set goals and ask for periodic rcvie~s of )Our wort. Your e mployer will recognize that ~ou arc progrc sing steadily toward the ohjl'Ctivcs you have discussed. DO aOME BINO G R A N D Your wi'lh 10 1 art' lof Am<·l'IC'a'• t'1111in11unMll can bt-tulfintd A alfl •>f ml t"Ule wtU htlp 11 work oo bl-half of n.tlllrl' and 11i ~n'«"' wt1111' lrtt11'11 yo11 trom '""~ ~ Vou1l rnjoy ID VYtnr and othn bt-nriu a Wf'D l onlM1 \hkf' (."""'· Land I tllb f'ltnonor. ror v.alu.blr inf11f'fNUOn • ~~~~~~~ ~~~D!~~!~~~!c?. .. ~ or<'lll l~'J.24).~ f'lftt'n"K)ll6684 __ ,.. __ _ Yoqr single source for comprehensive medical services. 2. lnt<'rccpt tht anger response by learning to change )'Our thoughts. ph)sical responses and acuons. When you feel angf). try talking more slowly and breathing longer and more decpl) to restore calm. Another wa)' to control the physi- cal responses that are associated When cmplo)el· feel ten out of a group or "clique" at work. fcelinasL-2::=::====================!._ _ _J of hun can turn to anger. The anger The Medical Plaza Association, located next to Fashion Island in Newport Beach, provides the mo9t comprehensive pwp of physicians, dental special- ists and outpatJeot medical services in Soutbern callfornia. In one convenient location! •100 IOYE-11 ao11s • • Tlte IUwllt Choice For Your R...,_.tMJ & Aauted Llvln, The Paths of Life · Meet at Huntington Terrace If )OU\'f rnchtd a poin1 of ufr· nttd nr •"I.I'll And our Communit Ibid •hm tht~ ~ to ht> grt· o""'5 thrtt ~ lf\·d, ol\tt- dng a bit n>eky and 1tt talU~ somt vkc f\aU Sn\ict kllttment LM,._ UN)ou'd,.hft'oocbt>~ ~;:~~sist ... 'Cl lJ\.q b tho$tt 'A'ho wkh. wh) not tr'l\tl on 00-11 to 1"' nttd a linlt Mra art. llld Hunt~on Tm'IK'\'. lndtl'fndenc U\q net door a r..u Sft'\'ict • Huntlf'«lon mlrtwnt iii Ttmn' SOnh ~~ Comf oo~ D mt y<~ 11 hfv\. Met ~ 'A1lat V. .. find uur IM,_ *' all ~. bemt., .... Of all "' .~C'ampu! ~-· _. I~ complttf a111f*!1 IKtlldn .... tour ftl COMpl- ...., W..l'd IMMlt) ~ .. wlwt\tt -,, *"" )'C1'I • atMte ,,~ ml) """1 ......_°" T""1ltf" I ·~...,..uaoe •A '·'*"'"'*-.• ......_ Nearly 200 health care professionals are available to meet your individual health care needs. Pb,. icians and dentisb are available in eacb of tbe following speclalUes: Al'"1:J C.,..lok>O c-. ' lttt&I Serttr7 OtnaatoloO l'.&r, _. l ftroac bMat..., ~tkt O..cneac."'°«J (Gt) ~ DHdltrJ ''l. GtMraJ a r .. u, ~ o..ni~,., e,..-., lla.M 8erftr>' 1.......ilhtkiat N.-llleo __ .. , Olatetrb o..leO' a ... ........,. 756-9000 .. ' I ,. • Scientist Dr. Carl Saaan Thurs· day repeated warnings about global warming. decried the lack of scicn· ~,&fie knowledge in America. and :~iscd the Discovery Museum's tcfTons to build a science center. Sagan. whose highly acclaimed television series ··cosmos.. once carried American viewers on learn· ing adventure in space. told the ~50 attending the fund-raiser in estin South Coast Plaza that pl:t11et eanh 1s in deep trouble from pollution Color slides tall.en in space how- cd planets Mars and Venus which hJH' no protci.:tl\e 01one la yer. and Sagan explained that without that protection. the ra\S of the sun prohibit a ny life form. In a dra- matic conclusion. he shO\.\l'd a slidl' of planet eanh and CApl:uned that th(' ozone ln)cr protecting earth from the sun 1s a fragile sh1t'ld dangerously near rnllap'>c. More chcerf ulh . hmvn l'r. were comments about ·thl' musl'um's ef- fon., to makl• up for the detic1t ol o;cil'ncu education through the proposed M:tencc Cl'nter "It can be a role model for other fac1htu.~s. It's our l"mthnght to urH.krstand the BIXICll'I Crystal Ball Cause: Neonatal lntl'n"'l' (·arc Unit at ~addlcback \\'oml·n·., Ho'>p1t,1I Organizer : ~add khad. Memorial Foundation Location: < a,<1 Ko n1;rnt1l 1n San C lcml·ntl' Donation: $I 00 per rx:r,on Menu: ho\ll'd ha1 rl''>ort huf- lct Dress: R~orl\H'ar Entertainment: .\ Ul ti on pl u' limbo and 1<.land da1H:e' h' till' 1,1andl·1<. <ah p'>o \tl'l:I band. Mori• listings NtW-1 lllCll llAL80A CIHIMA I'-' 8"t><'>A ll"'t1 r I• •'10 All•9to Ho" Ttoppo 9 lfOWAltOS H.W .. OltT CIHIMA le t ..... ,,,,, •I ,,. .... \,r "'"" I '•nl•.aLI • ...... ~,,,. 8•11• 1• I '•c •' A•••on 1r1 •\ M tn • IDWAltDS ISi.ANO CINl!MA o • • • wt • "'' . . . T'f't• Hot 'POI 111 ' a • • i ' • Oul9l•J' Dow" U"d•• • " t \0 .. atlfk M•lt"" D , • • \ ~ • ·~ I t Mr. Oe1Uny ~· ' ' \ 4•, rt I l( Ma•lled lot Deal" ' ~ I ~ .. 01tc•rd1 ''Offt the ld9e •1 , • 1> t I\ "' .t •. ' " UDO CINIMA ..... ....,i;..:_n ft..,rJ u 1'1.,.v.-~t V,l.•<lf" ' Vida Dean "orld." said Sagan. (A $15 million campaign i~ underway and 1993 is tlw d~llt· targeted for staning the '>tat('-of-thc-art center). fhc aud1cnl·e was made up of rl'al agan fans and krpt him an'>\'enng qm'<.t1om and extending h1' c;rx·cch 11mc. "\\\· ":rn tnl to get the most prct1g1ou' .rnd lo.nowkdgablc man in .c.ul·nn· a' our speaker. We are deligh ted 10 h~1' l' him here ... ('Om- nwntl'd rllll'-l'llrll hoard prc1 Bob H1manl ··\\ l' "orll·ll tor t"' o ) car\ to get ~agan hcrc lfr lloen·1 male man) rx•r,,111JI .1prx·arant.l•s:· ~1d board ml·m~',t C athl·nne Th}en (The Pul111l·r·prt1l' "11111111g <.l'1c nt1\t has "nt tl·n nwn· t h.111 20 hoolo. <.. pub- h<ihl·J llHlfl' th.111 60() snt•nttlic pafX'" .ind Jrttrk<.. He rc\11.kc; in lthal·a 'Y and "Jtrl'Ctor of the lab for l'la rwwr~ \tud1c\ at Cornell.) The ncnt l'\pel.'led to tmng in $~5.0on. "a' plannl·d h~ rnmmtttl'l' nwmht•r... (i1n1 Hrool s. Martha Fluor Man I 011 Horn-.h\. < le' a and Buh i 111\\ard. kan, l lllll'r. Jad.tl' Miit'' ·\nm· Par\l'h lam•t R,I\ Pam '\h.1mhra . Th, en. Lon \\ armington and Bt·tt \ llutton W1l - liJm' M ischief 1s afoot m .. Allegro Non T roppo." a devilishly clever send-up of "Fantasia." now playing at the Balboa Cinema MHter I Crou tn9 ~ • ,.on THI.AT•• , r •• ,, ""'., , • ~, ,. l "• •nd No tti.fnt e vt ' 4 RUFFEL L'S UPH OLSTE RY INC. Wh.,r• Yeur Ootl0t Co_,.,, Meito' 19n H.U&OI ll VO COST A lo\n A ~41 I U6 Grand Re-Open in g ! \ Bring this Ad FREE for a ... CAR WASH With UllOCALe Fill-Up (8 Gallon Minimum ) 17111 STREET UMC*UY"" UDO AUTOWAlll 481 E. 17th Costa Mesa WIOSTC.UFF' OAIVI Full service . gas at self serve prices ~ BEACON 8 AY ENTEAPAtSes NC. ' Jim DMntOfange eo.t Olly P1k>t Chace, Lori, Erin and Bob Warmington Or. Carl Sagan on stage with emcee James Oorrenbach Trying person-to-person with ma.D off ew words 1 hl· "ifc of Solidarll) leader Lech Walesa revealed in an inter- ' ll'"' that her husband 1s so secretive "hen she talks to him she nc,cr lno"s if she's gct11ng through. Millions of women can 1dcnt1f~ "1th her plight. h 's a hrcak- do" n in tommun1cations c;inular to a bad phom· connection. You l'an't be 4'Url' II \Our husband is plugged in or 1r h" nrcu1ts are O\Crloadcd -or"' hl·thl·r hc"s e'en .. at homl' ... \ hu'~ 'tgn:il "ould be helpful '>0 \OU rould c.111 haclo. \\hen he·~ 1n the nwml 111 ll\tl'n to ~our 'ac:it1on pliln' lnr an Orx·ra Tour tu Sl\tl'rn l!llllltl ll'' t'lh· 11 uni.. lint'' earl') 1ng manta I t•mni&:in1ca1inns should be made of I ht· Ii lll''t Ii l'l\'1 uplll'~ '>O ) nu l·a n hl·ar a pi n drop -or at lca!lt a qul'\t111n. fH·r~ "itr could USl' a 'killed long dl\tance operator to h;ind k lwr fX'l\llll· lo-person ra 11'>. f n 1ng to gel th rough on )OUr own I\ \hl'l'r foll~ ) OU might a' \\.Cll .lltl·mrt 111 dial T1hct from a pa~ CntlMlsl IOWAltOS CffllflMA aNTllt . I H.•tb k 1 '" • -.. ... •.. jll"'"t ' ~ 1'1 4 I• I G-l'eflaa • f 4 ' ~} I " WetcOfft-e HOM• .... , c.r ... t<h••• p • ' I , 4 ......... tof' o..... • 4 G"'••• ,. "" I \ IDWA .. DS CINIMA •••r 8'-.l ~t•Tl\ "•• I UI MAlt801t TWIN C1fllflMA1 "t ,.i,. • 8. r "-' h " 11/rl"'I ft t\.. 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DIM Il l I t 11 II 1(1 4 J-.W ..... 1<"•1 I 10 ) JO WMte H-.... 81«to He"'1 lf'<ll ~ IS 10 "'"-" ·--lllt I Nl L...-lleclt IDWAftl IOUTN '°"" &AeUNA • l6 \ ( OA\1 ~··9"W•J' 0 1 1111 I MMf11 .. Per..-fltl1>1S l l S IOI\ 1 ~•~1111 7 IS. 945 phon<' ac; t r~ 1np. to communicate "1th an unrespon'ilVl' spouse. At lca'>I tht• operator would make sure ) ou had ::i good con nct·t 1on so the man aero\\ the room couldn't feign lkafncc;-. llorx·full} on~ Ja) ~ T & T will be otTenng "'" C"-th1'> per;onaliLed ser- ' tl'l' \kan" h1k \H' must corx· thr h<.'<it "'l' can ·\g1ng has the oppos1tr cffl'l t on tlw '>l'\l'~ \kn talk lc<is. and "omen mun· In our need to till 1n thl' con' crsJt10nal blanks. "" l'' ar(' dn' l'n to answering their o"'n qt1l''>t11in' \\ hl·n ~ou stan tl'll- mg \Our\l'll tnh·'· 1t'o; time to pull tht· pl111-t anll pu1 un a Julio lglc~1as rnord ')1utJ1c' <,1\11\\ 11ld1·r ml·n rl'\l\t d iscussion\ because the) feel thq ·H. l':111w<l thl' right to rela\. f\,kan1ngful d1alogul''> and po;~cho log1tal d1.,w1 iatwn' (\\Oman·., meat :i nd dnnl..) dn\l' th(•m nut!-. You ca n tl'll a lot about what 'our man " th111ling from his l"\:prr,o;1on "h1·n hl"S not 11'\tl'ntng to \oll '' hl' "l'Jrin@ the hea' ~- lidded. drowsy stare of a spouse "ho'o; pretending to be awake? Don't take it personally. Prolonged ron,·ersa tions give men the dro\\s1cs. Ifs best to corner them the fir<i t thing in the morning. or after a nap -and lo..l'ep the coOcc perking. The far-a"a'. drcam) look 1s not "hat you 1maginl'. lad1c Rein\. I(~ U\uall~ nothing more scnous than a man contemplating a beer run You unh ha\C to worn that somcth1ng.'c; ~P "hen a husband fl·cl<> guilt~ l'nough to hang on )'Our (.'\l'~ \\Ord -\n<l thl·n thl'rl··, the preoccupied fro"'n of a male \.\1th the weight of t lll' "orld on Im ..:1gg1 ng -.hou Id(' rs. He·c; agon111ng ovl'r who's going to "in thl· National Lcagut• Pl'nnant. Thrre's a ~pccial breed of homosa p1cns idea II) su t ll'd 10 aging: The Man of a Fr"' Words. 11c·., thl' \trong <,1knt hero of the Old Wec;t \\ho "a' quick on the dr.rn and <,low \\Ith the dialogue. f\f\ hu,tland t'i a nwmtx>r of the Nancy Mcintyre lnral r hapter of MOFW "ho'ie motto 1\. Rl·al Mcn Don't Eat QuKhl· -or Talk Too Mul'h. Meetings arc"° quiet ~ou can hear a \ erb drop. Nunn Mdn/\ n· a a n.·s1dcnr of Laguna· N1gud · Griffm graces stage at Bistango By Bob King 01t1n0f' Cou1 Dao.., PtlOI C1corgl· tinl1in. a fahulouc; \0t'al- 1st and d\namll drummer. 1s no" pcrform1~g at 81\tango Restaurant 1n Irvine each Thursda). Fnda)' and aturda} night wi th his tno. Heanng Cinffin perform mak~ an l'vening complete -he Jispla)s a trcmendou'\ amount of cncrg} and ye t a compelling srns1tl\ II). a!> w<.>11. Through Im man) 'ocal rend1- t1on" of J311 frnonte\, ba llads and ong1nal compos1t1onc;, hr s1mul- tan('ousl) keeps the rh~ thm going for the group. Still. Griffin has a wa)' of dell\cnng a song that keeps the listener con~tantl} a"'are of the contc:\t and the message the o;ong 1s tf)'tng to deli' er To sing a song as it's o;upposed to he sung and pla} the trap drumo; at the same time 1s a difficult feat. hu1 (lnffin pulls 11 otT 'en "ell f:.n cascd "'11 hin the 'itock' frame of this incrcd1bl> talented man l"i all thC' po"cr. dn\t~ and guts thnt ''"'-7:00 7:30 8:00 • ~o • T HIN C.,, • °"' --°"'of lllle • • • • • • o\mencans ha ve come to call ··.,out. .. H 1s 1m ohement with hfc 1s Ob\ 1ousl)' 1mmed1ate. and the depth of his frehng 1s at once a!>tuunding and e>.clling. The force that Oo\.\S from him. so openl)'. plalcs him in the e}'es of all his fans as one of thr top singers and drum- mer'! around. Grimn·s intere<11 in music began at the age of 5 1n his native New Orleans. the Ja7l capital of the world. >\t 16 hl' made his pro- fessional dchut with the Dave Ll'Wts Combo. as a drummer and fl:atured singer. in Seattle. Since that time. Gnffin has worked with such well known musical stars as Ra) ('harks. Lionel Hampton. Pegg) Lee. J1mm) W11h erspoon. Junior Walker and the All-Stars. Etta James. and the incredible Ous Redding (Cinffin 1 on almost evef) Redding album). His aOcct1on for his music 1s uniquely personal. He 1s a master \ ocahst. with the ab1ht)' to trans- cend the traditional happinrss a~ soc1ated "ith such spirited tunes as "Georgia." "All Night Long.'' of "One in a M•lhon." turning 1hem into astonishing. compelling ex- prrss1ons of pain and despera11on. as scnsuall) un,c1lcd 1n hrs per- formance of'T'c Been Loving You Too Long.·· His drumming 1s d)nam1c. as- sured. nght -hut not comple:\. On the other hand. he does have a taste for imagination and expenmcntn- t1on. And he knows all the licks - he can be a~ soph1st1cated as thr best musicians from the big crt). but underneath 1t all is New Or- leaM. where 1h1s genius was born aod hung out. where he learned thr b1ues and what "sour· meant. Themn l1rs th e charm of Geoli.C Griffin· Countr) roots and Cit) w1~ dom ... a gentle humor .. a gift for music and an urg" to make 11 soft and lazy. romantic and happ). fierce and dynamic. B1stanJO Restaurant 1s locatrd 1n the Atnum Court. 191 00 Von Karman in '" 1ne. For rescf'at1on information. call 752-5:!2:!. 8:30 9:00 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 T•ot.._O'Mlll ..... "Shllorn" ..... 0 a-.o ..... ..... ""' .. ""' .... .... .... Editorial Dr. White's lllY 1111 · llapelully nan an end We hope the ugly tale of Dr. James H . White and his flight from the law is nearing a successful end. His is a sad tale, full of broken lives and ruined careers. It is a bizarre tale of deception, lies and deceit. Nothing good could possible result from all this -with the possible exception of justice. White. you will remember, 1s the renowned Newpon Center psychiatrist. who we understand was highly regarded by his peers. He had practiced his profession for nearly 20 years. Many former patients, friends and acquaintances were shocked to hear that White was charged with molesting a former patient -whom he briefly adopted -while the man was drugged and unconscious. White pleaded guilty and was set to be sent~nced in August. Then the doctor fled the country and is believed 10 have spent the last few months roaming Mexico with an underaged male companion. We were glad to hear that law officers didn't let up when the months passed. We are inclined 10 compliment the authorities on their persistence. White was captured last week in Lared o. Texas, and should soon be returning to this area for the long-awaited sentencing. We hope the coun. when it hands d own its sentence. will remember all the pain that resulted from White's strange actions and attempts to thwan j ustice. Whatever penalty White is given. we believe he probably deserves more. The chance he might repeat this travesty with some other innocent victim is one our society can't afford. We h~oun remembers the pain of White's victim. who bravely related his story to one of our repon ers last month. ··Now I can imagine. when a woman gets raped, how horrible that must be." the 29-year-old victim admitted. His ltfe was needless!> traumatized by someone he trusted. He claims to have lost nearly 12 months of his htr to the drugs White administered. We hope he is able to put all this behind him soon. so he can get on with his life. That is the only way justicl' will ever be truly served . Write to usl ...................... The"-... ...,,_ encouregee correepondence from our reeden we requeet tettera be kept to 1PP'01dm•tely 300 1111«d1 Any corr~ tlgnlflcMtty longer than 300 words wttl be printed •t our d19Cretlon •• a C 0 I •1t-C •t or ....... 11 J II Community comm.it• ... .,. ,...-.;ied for ._,.. pertinent to cttlea and town• aklnQ the Orange COMt. Gu.t convntnlariel 11'\"Y pertain to any pubtte 1..ue. Edltorilll ,...,on ... .,. r~ for ret>uttatt to editorial poeltloM of the.._ ..... ..., .... Lett.,. contkMred to be llbeloUI or In bad taste wfll not be printed. Writ•• are llmlted to four eubmllalonl a month. All~ mu11 be t19nad and lndude the writer'• tlddr ... and telephone number fOt wrlbtlon purpoMI. L.ctert lhOUtd be addt....S to the.._ Cllll..., ..... 330 W•t Bay Street. Cott• Meet!. CA 12827. Attention: Lettert to the Editor. Wr1ter1 wtth queetlon111• urged to Ctll the Deify Pltot e1(714)842-4321, Ext. 352. •1 I• 111 Tr1ll1• ' 7}€Y~f) ~'f.MI IN ~a:'T>E lt"OSr nNIMJ UTTE!lSI~ FNfRSllll' Lsttsrs To the Editor: A recent letter wntten by Mrs. Schweitzer of San Bernardino criti- cizing the Foun1ain Valley School D ist r ic t is perplexing. Mrs.Schwenzer has never spoken to anyone invo1'ed with the project to find out 1hc facts vet she writes a letter to ~our newspaper. The' fact" arc: The district sold four pieces of surplus propeny which guarantees the distnct ap- pro'<imatcl) S50 m1lhon. The Joint venture part guarantees the district a percentage of the profit from each development. The dmnct did not risk its assets, but instead put them to maximum use to benefit the children of the district. The prcx·ecds of this project will form an endowment which will pa) the dis- trict millions of dollars annually - fore, er. Th's mone\ wilt be used to restore educa11onai programs and fund nl'" programs for student\ wnhout asking ta'<pa)ers 10 pa~ higher la'<es.. Instead of being cn11cal. Mrs. Schwc1t1t.•r should applaud the Fountain Valin hoot Board for vmonar) tbmkmg. After all. 1h1s Khool board 1s doing ~hat the ta'<paycrs of this state ha.,e de- mandt>d of 11s pubhc officials -use ta'< dollars cffic1en1l~. effcct1vcl) and w1sc1' and J.on·1 ask for more' . CHERYL ORTON Director Communit} Services Fountain Valle~ School D1stnct Yn Prep. 140 To the Editor: Prop 140 -lhc .. L1m11at1on on Terms" tn1t1atl\c -offers a h1s- 1onc opportunll) for ( ahforn1an~ to remo'e a pnmaT) cause ofpohll· cal corrup11on in Sacramento If enacted this measure would. in addition lo placing stnct ltmllS on terms of elected state officials. proh1b1t lcg1slators from earning rl'- 11remcn1 benefits and rMtnct e,. pcnd1ture for legislators' operating budgets. The '1nual ··automatic rccl('('- t1on .. b) ancumbcnts and the t'\OI· uuon of a .. ruling class" mentaht) by elected representatives can ~ dtr«th traced to the creation of 1he full-time legislature and its adopt· ing of lucrntn c pensions and oper- ating budgets. The 1ntensc part1sansh1p that has stymied !\'"SOiution of 1mponant public policy issues is largely a function of the lack of any mean- ingful accoun1ubiltt) to the rt"al-lifc problems of constituents. In his treatise "Polt11cs .. Anstotlc underscored the 1mponancc of the concept of the .. c111zcn poli1ic1an:· by advocating limned terms for political office holders. The profesSt'd fears of opponent'\ ,.,, ,, ,,,, """"' The fol/owmg are samples of Or- aqe CM1l Dally Pllol rraders' comments anti cn11c1sm . The Piiot p11b/1sh<"s thesc rr(iponsc on• da1/) ba is and cncourogcs 1u rradus 10 cal/ lh<' Hotline 0 1 642-6086. 111•1 1lllcllll rm rcad1na the paper rcprdina the count) officials fcanna that the f'tdcral lea• lnt1on will destroy a 198S ooun settlement rqardina the Oranae Count> A1rpon. I hope that Oranee Count) officials arc also fcarf\al that the .-on't be rc~lttled. It ~ms to me that 1( you cl«t an offk1al and he ran't do h1 job. then )OU don't \OIC for him In)' IO"lff. I think that I v.hat as aoana to heppcn heft tn (')q.nfC OW\t). a ll111rdina the Oranait CO\&nty airpon h1ip1ion problem that ii ..... ~ M) busbend and I wtn radi"' that the Senate "otc -after all or our Oran~ County lobbyina -wu taken Thursday. of Prop. 140 -that the unelected burcaucraC) will become more powerful. and that innuence earned by "senion1y.. will no longer be poss ible are unfounded. Through actl\ e and informed citizen invol,e menl those ~can didates who ha'e earned the trust and confidence of the 'oters and achieved sufficient means not to become dependent on the .. public trough .. will prcsumabl) possess the political will to inspire and kad tcgislatl\e stalTs as "'ell as the Cl\. II service Let's crusade for good govern- ment by urging our friends. famll) and neighbors to \Ole YES on Prop. 140. BILL CROSBY lr.,,1nc RIZI C11.-s To the Ed11or If ~ou"re angf) no" o.,er the la'< s1l uat1on. ~ ou will pos1tl\ el~ be h\ld. boiling mad. funous "hen ~ou read 1h1'i piece of'"' 1a peak- ing "11h one of o ur federal rcp- rcsentat1,es this past weekend, I find out 1ha1 Lome Januar\ I. I QQ I another \()-{'3tled ·autoniatrc pay r.usc· l1cl s in for all ( ongrcssmen While 1he) arc coming afier us "llh sull higher ga ohnc ta·u's. cuts in Mt'd1care. other 'anous forms of ta'< reform -an O\\moron if C\cr there "as one -the C'ongre<1s1o nal Gang. and gar1g '" the nghl word in ever) <1ense. "'II go from SI09.000 10 a whopping S 1.16.000. a full ~5 Jl('rccnt increac;c CO'il of living ad- JUStment. the) call 1t In case ~our pocll.ct calculator works on solar power a nd ~ou are reading this at night. alto\' me 10 do \Our anthmeuc for \OU. That COm(''i to a ml·re S2.6 I 5 )!.( per "'eek or 1f \OU arc p:ud b) tht• month like man\ of us arc. SI0.41652 1s the n~mber Oh sure. lht'~ pa~ income ta\ hkt> \OU and I. but C' en at lhe currcnl ra1e of about ::? ~ f)C'rC'cnt. that 1 s11ll man) dolla~ abmc the po'<'n~ hnc. \\here "c are all headed "Hh C\ er increasing ta\C\ 1nllat1on (no" at 6 3 percent) and cons1ant de' alua11on of the dollar (no"• at ~::? percent) I ~he' e the countr. 1s read' for Rc,olu11on II \\hen I go lO m~ \.Olmg plall' 1n 'llo-.cmhcr. all 1n-- t'umhcnl~ Sl'l a h1g "NO TH .\NK YOt , .. from me and I hope C\Cf)· one else Mii do thL· \amc Enough is enough. and I am not going to takt' 11 an) more (,fNf ELl(i In inc Ply ae lllVll'I To the Editor Refercn~ )Our an1cle .. Rik·~ c;pums Wieder O"er '1.ka,ure \f' in the Oraqe Coast Daily Pilot. Riley cenainty posit quite a. prob- lem (for him) 1f there arc but 1wo people 1.e. Wacder and Neugebauer running. ho" 1s he able to den) one '-'•thout ~nefittmg the other The) conunuC' 10 ask the popu- lace to foot the e' cr-mcreasmg bill. "11hou1 auemptmg to eaS( the probkm. "h1ch the~ 'e'l-"ell could do. E'er) da). 11 seems. "'e read that the) ha., c permitted or arc going to permit more and more housing. office space. etc Thi~ of cour5e. mean) more traffic. less "ater. more crowding. less open space. more k1d) and less -.chool space per caplla and w on and etc. The' could 'er) well stop the packin.g of Orange County b) JUSt saying "lO. This being unlike!). perhap~ the~ could ea\C the burden b~ levying an adm11tanCL' fcl' on ealh ne" pcrwn mo' ing to Orangr Count~. plus a free"' a~ fee on ca h OC\\ \Chick nlO\ ing to the COUOI\ and of course. a nice fat fl-c on C\ en ne" home and or o ther con- c;trucuon in the count' fhe lundc; of course "uuld t'C C'armart.ed for h1ghwa) 1mpr0\cmen1. I ~heH 1f such "ere made factual. \1 ea urc M "ould ccrtainh ha'e a chimC't' and so '-'OUld the ~~,ng pubhc Pcrhap-. 11 might help 1f the~ ofTcre-d a re"-ard to an~one movtn& Jl('rmanl·n1h lrum the area .\L.\'l L Bll1M Balboa l'iland Mid It tbl pump To the Editor Othc~ hc'i1dc~ m\ 'iClf rcst"nt the high coc;1 of ga'>ohnc Don·1 tT) 10 molhf~ us h~ quo11ng "hat other countnes charge. thaf-. their prob- lem The oil rnmpan1cc; "ere qu1L~ to use the \11d~a~1 cn<oes to boc.lSI their prid''i on gasolinr Funhermon.· thl'\ dcfinitd~ didn't roll hacl their pnCC'.''i "hen told to :-.Jo" more " being adJeJ "'llh our g<n cmmenfc; -.ancuon" This go' emment not onh ~ uts hacl on appropn.1t1om that 1.ontrol ho" much care our 'ctt'rans rL't"C'l' c (the 'l''l-on~ th.it hJH' laid life and hmb on the hnt' tor our coun- tr. ). but also rdlc(t o n thoo,c 'olun- tc~·rs that would help gmt1'i \ olun- tt-crc; arc falhng h' the "ll''>1de bemuse the~ can no longer afford 10 aswn. \ pcr~m on a li\cd 1nwme \:an no longt'r help. T"o of the di pa1ch o(licl"' in the Vl'taan·., Hospital. Long Beal h. had to -.hut do"n hecau e there \\cn·n·1 1hc c-.corts 10 man them Yt>s. I am 'C'l-angr. I he JlCllPll' arc bt.~oming trul) angr\ "•th the maJOnl\ of our la" maker; RHE.\ E. K L~\ M ~ \11'- (. o ta \1csa Oc1 IQ and was 6Q to 3 I again t our point of' 1ew. me n1ng 10 curb noise he~ 1n the \Outh Orange C'ounh atta. I think th1'> 1 dc~p1cahlc that any Orange Count) om 1al would C\Cll ct:11m that the) arc Ir) ing to swa) the vote. when ba~1cal1' 11 looks to me 3 1f the\ were or no conse- quence at 111. an wer tx-eause u are prob3bl) 1hmkmg 1t 1s n JOke but 11's nol HMT''I ho" man). first. the) ha'c to form a romm1llcc and pend m1lhon11 of dollar\ tud)'in& the burned out hght tlulh and. 1n the end. they d«1de 11 doe n't nC'Cd to be chanacd . bccau~ 11 1s JU 1 as good as any other burned out light bulb. 112111111 llllJ From th~ .day wben man fina ventured on the surface of tJlc'sevea seas he has f earcd oot only the open furv of the winds and waves. bu& even more profoundly the unlCICG hordes of creatures that inhabit the darkness of tbe deep abyss. In m ythology and literature tbroughou1 the ages the ocean ii ponraycd as a ttome to wild •IWY monsters tha1 occas1onally rise up abo\le the sutfa~ and dl"lg their v1ct1ms down to weedy c-avems of the ocean floor. • Although human 1mag.ination can sttttch the truth. what Cosi,a Mesa resident Young Hutchmson saw on ovem~r ::?. 1983 was nol some decel\ ing hallucmalion but a real. honest-to-God ~ monster. The "THl?\IG .. as It has come to be called in these parts. 1s a torw. black eel-h~e le" 1athan with a siit- foot neck co' ercd in coarse hair much h~e the mane found on a ho~ The actuaT head of Lille monster ·~ so large It contains t~o huge blad. e~es about the sitt of dinner plates. , Se' cral t'\C·"'•tncss accounts that dale all the wa~ back to the ca"'y pan of the L~ntur). indi<:ate Ilk No' ::? sighting was not the first time the .. T HING .. had visited lhe ~aters off the Orange Coast. • In the earh 1950s the .. THI scared the mac~erel OUI of com- mac1aJ fi'iht"rmen in the waters off San Clemente Island. fishermen Sli\Ott tht U&lY bun raised its head above tht" surface and looked mu1ght 1010 the eyes of each fisherman. Se'cral s1gh11ng.s were ttponed to the local Coast Guard in the early I q 50s. ho"e' er as one commcrcaal fisherman recalled. several s1ghtmp '-'Cnt unrcponcd because many fishermen e'prcs~ concern about being shipped off to the local fu nny ·farm In the booll. ··Tight Lanes:· fisher- man and Tuna Club sceretar)' Ralph Bandan1 recalled not ju.i one. but two 1ghtings of tbc .. THING .. He noted that as the Cf('ature rote up out of the ~ater. the swclh• ,,_,a.,es J1d not ra1S( the creatu-t u tht"\ "ould a "hale, whtch meant tht' ~rpcnt must have t.ttn • enormous • On October 31 . 1983 j ust up \M C'OOst a wa~s. near tmson Bclldl~ a group of construction wa.lers broke for their mid-day lunch ~ sat high abtn e the beach. on-S'diff. 1n search of nude sunbathers bl frequent the secluded ~t. One of the "'or\.ers could noc believe his e)CS when he suddenly <1pottl'd a big animal in the tea ahout 100 yards offshore. Lool.ing through a pair_ o( binoculars the man saw what · he dc\Cnhcd 10 the San Francp \hronicll' as a dar~ shm 1 ()().fbol \Crp\'.nthkc creature being follo,ftd h' I 00 seabird" and two dozen «a hone; He e\plains 10 the· Chronicle be monster had "three bends.. lake humps. and thr) rose stratS)lt ~ .. " b1olog1s1 at the Point Rayes Bird Obscr\ator) ackoowl~ man' pcnod1c s1ght1nas and edOcd tha1 "there ma} be all sorts: of preh1 tone creatures swimm1,. ~ the~ thu we know nothina_~!M>f~_"" M•n ftl~ It • ~ IJHdt ..... ~ .... ,_ ..... a,..e C.UI o.Jl¥ l'l#C. I think 1hcy all have to consider just how poor a job 1hey arc rully do1na and when )Ou arc doma that poor of a JOb. you hould be tired. In th1 case in wt can't rnUy fire them. they ttaJI ihouki not be in om~ at all I thank the Oa"1 PUet nttd to take 1 ~tronttt~ stand IPU"t Oranac ounty lqislat°" that have not aoncn the Job done ftnd arc 1'mna Wuh1n ton d 1ciatc tocal pohcy. • I can't understand wh) you arc p1ck.1na on Oa.na Ro hrbechcr an the Sunday t'd1tonal. Good lord. what be dtd 1 toun15tCT doc n't ha'c anything to do "'1th "'hat he' doing b a Cona~man toda>. Be tta'°n- abk. Man) proplc mo kcd dope back •n their ad lcSC'tnt )Cars and some of them even earned into their adult h"c Hett'• the questt0n: How maoy pohucians (toa it taltt' to tha"lt 1 bul"Md out liaht bulb? I know You art not totna to come up w1th the Edrtor' nor~: Ttte tdirorial didn'r rondrmn ROhrb«~ if he 111dttd tm04ed tn.ltlJlMM 1n hi yc>elrb. W~ simf;I) •llrcf~ • tWI ~ ol tlk· #krs.. JO tltt ~ '*" mn di«idt for IMmflclvn ' • .. -:.':& .......... ...... " .. .......... .... FRONTS: • • • • • • • .... • Qm9J: COt.D MMIW · STA11CW4RY S.11~ Ind tlllld. All llUIMJ .. °' . ... llCln 111 Ille .,. Cffnty .~1 ,,_ i) ~ .., 70s to lown 11nce llOlll aood to ® <D rn ~ ITII t::J ~ El c:) • 111odeute SUNNY PT. ClOt.OY CLOUDY HIGH LOW ~· AAIH T-610RAI$ FlUAAIES SNOW a OCEAN REPORT ...... 11111111 . TODAY'S SUN ....... •• ...... " Jl • •1 BOATING SU REING =.. ...... Sunrise: 7:02 a.m. .... ll : ....... • lt • • Cleat #!Ill lllM Y 0-. -COISIJI Wiien. west to UICAlllll SIZ( ..... :":' a • n ,. •i..m " • ~ 'IS 17 .. • Wll*Cl.r ,. • dl1' l~ nortlM.st Sunset: 6:10 p.m. ICMltllwtSt ""* of I 0 to IS lllOts 111 1bt ~ ... 1·3 .11 .. _. Sm z ... • .i. WueCl.r ., ,. ..... u • ...... t1 SI tomt""*lo20 """"' INcll 1.2 r.-u .. ~c n • ....,. Sl • n .. .. ., ,. • • "' lllt t wtftll!C TODAY'S MOON FISHING ~~ I 2 ,...... CMllllt """ 13 ,,_ • 0 ~ n M ...... • • == . .. a.... • .. -. • 0 Moonrise: 10:55a.m. Good utdlet ti llMto Ml llllCUrll Slit a..... 13 •• llllWI ... " .. ~c. .. • 1R 1~ed rlc Wlli -SIM lieu. " " .. u .... • J1 Moonset: 8:39 p.m. ......, ..,... rock Ml IM c o bls:i. ...... 11 t1 .... S4 n Dllllm 1t SJ .... .. .. TIDES ...... . " ..... ti u ,........, .. " ..... 1t II 0 () ,..... • S4 ......... IS ., ,., ..... , ........ . ., a-ca, " • rnt1ow H• '"'; 26 ....... . .. u.-.. II .. ... • ~ fnt ""' 136 '"' ......... . .. ....... M ., first 111111 1no .... , 34 ..... a .. nm 1ow 4.39 '"' ..... . ,. :u·~ " u ..... .... • 1S S.COlld low 6 36 ""' OS Second ""' 11.29 p"' .. ,,_.. It ,, .. 71 .... .. .. S«Olld""' IO:S1 p.111 H S.COlld low 1 31 p Iii ...... 17 ., ...... ~$ u --Qly ,. .. s.i.• . " ... StPllll .. • 1st Otr. Full Moon Oct. 26 Nov. 2 NOISE From A1 enough. If they were going ofl n gh\ no"' "'e couldn't talk.'' Besides the noise. Pe terson fear!> pa'isage o f the bill will increase the nsk of a major crash and the fallo ut of sulphur d10\lde from plane exhaust proport1onall) "'1th the increase an flights. "T hey're doubling tht· noise and doubl- ing the nsk o f a fatal accident." ht• said. 1ldding he has seen two light plane crashes BATTLE From A1 cause man} 'oters don't reall} undc:r- stand what the count) schools uper- inte ndent a nd Department of Educa- tion do. In fact. Dean said that's part of the problem with the current lead ership. "ll'c; the best kept secret in Orange Count} The public has a nght to kno"' "'hat's going on 10 education." he said. Whak Dean and PC'terson talk about their o wn agendas. a nd thC'ir ddTercnces with one another. Pcter..on's longe' 11~ 1n office m a) be the ovcmdang issue Dean. 61. focuses on 11. telling '01ers h is o pponC'n t "ought to be able to enjO) his retire ment." Pete rso n. 70. acknowledges it. admit· tang he might have retired but for a nt.''-" reading project he wants to implement Peterson also finds himself bauling a s url) electoral<'. ( and1dates at all levels o f governme nt arc hcanng ant1-incum- ben1 'iCntim cnts. Voters are mad at state and federal legislators for pan1san squabbles that ha' e resulted 1 n budget deadlocl s and 1nac11on on other pressing problems. Pctcr'ion is banlong that anger~won't spill o'er into his race. He said voters a re ge nerally happy w1th local educa· tion oniC1als. n oung so me school board incumhents are even runnan& unop- posed 1n variou~ count} races. Dean expects to benefit b)' the anti· incum bent m ood. but he thinks 1n his race vote rs arc s1mpl)' ready for chang'" "A. blanket an11-mcumbent ''Ole 1s as ln1ld1 Adrlc11Ba11n111 Last Otr. Nov. 9 •Tide source: Astronomical Data Services. Colorado Spring • in the area since moving the~ m 1967. T raffic has increased with the growth of the a irport and surrounding business com- pk~es. he said. -,, "This becomes Indianapolis from 4:45 (p.m.) on," he said. "It isn't the neigh- borhood we moved into." Neighbor Alice Rodriguez agreed .. lf 1h1s thing passes it's going to dnve us all awa) from here." said the 20-year r<~s1dcnt who has been active in lobbying to defeat the ball. bad as saying I'm goan~ to vote for only incumbents," Dean said. ··vou have to judge each candidate on has merits." .\nd. 1n this race. Deal'Miocsn't think his opponent merits re-election. He said Peterson d oesn't call meet- ings w11h d1stnct supennte ndents. visit school'\ or inform residents ahout de- partme nt activi ties. "He has bl.'Cn a 'cry inv1S1ble count) supcnntendent of schools." Dean said Dean said the department lack" direction and ncC'ds to determine what its m1s'lion should be. .\mong his pnonues would be for- mau on of a task force -cons1s11ng of teacher<,. administrators. school board members and classified personnel - to design a mission statemenl. Dean said the supenntendent has too long ignored cn11c1sms by grand j unes and othC'rs about duphcataon of efforts. d<'clining sen ices to teacher<> a nd nu nresponsl\ encss to problems an education. Peterson. on the other hand. cites a last of department accomphshmcnts. including the .\cadem1 c Decathlon. a local contest he launched 22 ~cars ago that has grown into an mtcrnat1onal competition. M ore recent 1nnovat1ons include Proje<'t Hope. a traveling teacher pro- gra m for ho meless children who li ve 1n county parks. .\nd Peterson's newest project 1s his All Star Readers -"the one reason I'm running again" -a program designed to lure youngs1ers away from their telc' mon sets and back to books. FEINSTEIN From A1 restated her suppon for Propos1t1on 128. the environmental injtiative. "I hope that every Democrat and every foNard-thinking Republican can see the threat to our environment." she said. "What 'Big Green' CProp. 128) as a ll about is ste pping forward in the 1990s." Feinstein. who arrived at the Brunch with her hu~nd Roger Blum. also told the group that as governor she would de,ote herself to combatung AIDS. which she called "the number one public health 1hrca1." Calling her campaign "an agenda for change.'' Feinstein told the group that child-care would be high on her priority hst as governo r. "What I want to do is create as man) mccnthes as possible for the private secto r to c:stablish non-profit. c hild-care center-.." she said. The Sunda) brunc h. n<'xl door to the CUSTODY From A1 the c hild. Marlowe and partner Richard G1ibcrt have said the\ believe Parslow will rule aga1mt their cli ent on "emo tio n" rather than e'is11ng talc la"'. which the} said rcrngnazes the birth mother a-. the k gal mother of a child. "We feel af the judge ruled on the law. wc'\C \\On the case. W e don't think the court has been able to do that .. and will try to create new law. Marlowe said Friday. ··1 don't believe the case 1s being decided on e mo tion." countered Christian Van Dcuscn. the Calvens· attorney. "The case 1s being decided on facts and what httle law we have as guideposts." Parslo w hac; conducted the case in a quit·t and low-kc) manner. generally allow- ing auorne)" lcewa> in questioning of w11nc.,..,cs and selling aside some coun Saulla liwWt •• 0 ....... .. a. .... u .. ... CMIMm ........ n ,. ...... Cit s.ct"9 1t ., ...... , .. .., • 11 .... Santa Ana Tram Station. was sponsored b y the California Abonaon Rights Action League. the Electjons Commiuee of the County of Orange. the Eleanor Roost'Velt Democratic Club, National Women's Pol· 1tical Caucaus of Orange County and the Orange County National Organization for Women Political Action Committee. .\fler Sunda) 's stop an Santa Ana. Feins· tean left immediately to attend another fundraaser m Long Beach. Sen. Pete Walson 1s 1n Wa hington D.C. to take part an budget negotiations between the House of Representatives and the Senate. Wilson's camp said a vote on the federal budget could come today or Tuesday. allo wing the senator to be back in Cal1 - fom 1a b) the middle o f the week. If he 1s not. the scheduled Thursday debatC' between the 1wo candidates may have to be put off. Both sides have said the:) \liOuld like to reschedule the second debate. set for San Francisco, if Walson can't make 1t. formalities Van Dcu~n no tl"d that both he and Harold LaFlammc. the court-appointed auom e)' for the child. have urged the judge to find that thC' evidence concerning gen- etics is the "controlling C\ 1dcnce." Van Dcuscn said Fnda) he will probabl) appeal 1f the j udg\."s ruling fails to rc- cogn11e certain major points. ··Most 1mportantl\. we arc asking h im to find that, as a matter of public poliC), genetic parents of a child have to be the legal parents of that child." Van Deusen ..aid . 1 he Judge also should rule that someone canno t use "false pretenses to obtain a unique genetic individual that a husband and wife have created." Johnson. a si ngle mother o f a toddler. and Mrs. CalvCT'l. 36, met while wo rking as nurses at Western Medical Center in Santa Ana. A h)stcrectomy ~reventcd Mrs. Calvcn from carrying a child. although she cou Id produce ova. ...... u " ,, u ..... ,. • n .. , .. .. ,. IS 0 ... " M .. 4l ,.,. n y •• M MIX-UP From A1 Peugeot bicycle. Last week Brown's mother. Joanne. received a questionnaire from the county's Victim /Witness Assistance Program. Besides basic queries into her son's accident. the form told her Mat· thew Brown was entitled to a new P<'ugeo t bicycle. she said. .. , knew the)' had to have made a mistake. My son's never owned a Peugeot b1c)cle,'' Brown said. At that point. the Costa Mesa resi- dent became concerned. What af police couldn't find the other car wreck vic- tim ., What af he Jlceded this rest1tut1on? More importantly. Brown said re- cent!). how come th as was the third time she had to convince authontaes that he r son was not hit by a drunken dr1 ver on Superior A venue? The tro uble apparently started with a sample communacallon break down be- tween poh~ and Western Medical Center's trauma personnel. Both Jack- son . 29. and Brown. 20. arrived at the hospital that night with head injuries due to a traffic accident. .. .\s with an) ac~1dent scene. there was a lot of confusion. We d1dn·1 know who was hun." police ;Sgt. Andy Gonis said. When Newpon Beach investigator Dan Re) nolds called the trauma unit and asked the nam e of the accident '1cum. he was given the name Mat- the\\ Brown. Re ynolds called the Browns' the next day and. after some confusion. found he had the wro ng name. Reyno lds immcdaatel) called the officers prepar- ing the re pon and corrected the mis· takt'. Gonas said. The problem as. Matthew Brown's name "'as alread)' an the' system. on mo rt' than one rcpon. The drunken driver who plowed into Jackson on Supcnor "as caught in Costa Mesa ho urs after she'd left the scene of the crime. Brown was sum- moned to Harbor Municipal Coun to 1est1f)' at Tatnara M1relcz's trial. Caution necessary when considering hOnte refinancing By John Link Fo r m~'"' homco~ncr-.. the re· financing of 1lw11 homt." mortgage result -. 1n a reduc tion o f their m onth I~ cac;h pa~ me n ts an add111on to fa,orahk ta'\ attributes. how- ever. a certain degreC' of rau11o n muc;t be e\crt·1scd so as to avoid the unf:l\orah k ta\ 1mpal'l of d1 s- allo"'t.'d rcfinannng CO\t., gt·nc rall) refr rred 10 J'> (')111nt'>. Po ints arc I) p1lall} dcfim·d as loan orig1nat1o n or procC'i\1ng fees paid to a knda upon thl' purr hasc or refinancing o f a mo rtgagr o n a 1wr ... unal rC!>tdl'llll' In JX'no<ls ol "lli!ht" mone~. 11 ma} bt' net"cs..ar) tor hu)c'r!> or ~lier\ of real estate to pa\ tht.'~ loan placement fee-. 1r1 11rdt•r 10 obtain nlTl'\\ar} finan mg Wht·rc: ··point\" arc paid b) the <1ellcr nr kndl·r. lhl') arc· not dt·d uc- 11 hlc a'i 1ntcre'it <'\pcnse bct.·ausc the or arl' pn~ men ts for the use o f monc\. -----------------------------de bt. "llh respect 10 "h1,·h the)' arc \\hcrl" a "loan proces!>ing foe." o r points. 1s paid but separate cha ~cs 3rl' k ' ll'd fo r the t1tk rcpon. C'icrow fee. deed preparatio n. in· c;ur:lnrl'. etc. thl' loan point' arc dedut·11hle since 11 was actuall) compcn.,a11on for the' use or for- bcarnnce o f mone)'. Introducing "Da&eline" a new service that will open doors to new relationships and friendships. Watch for more dclails on how to pit~ .. your FREE personal ad in upcoming issues of lhe Orange COISl Daily Pilot. paid. 1s not the debt of the new hom~owncrr Ho~evcr. the po1ntc. pa id hy the ~lier or lender may be treated a s '1Cll1ng e'pcnscs. thus reducing gain rcah1cd o n the sale of the home Where poanb arc paid h} the bu)er or borrowe r. the question of deductiblity turns uron a factual dctermmauo n as to whrther the points are in pa) mt.'nt for wrv1ce\ (iencrall)'. points p:ud an conncc- " t1on w11h the purchase or 1mprovc- rm·n1 o f a h ome arc deducted an their t.'nurct ~ an the )'Car the) arc paid This deduction as not a'a1l· able unle s these points arc p:ud from wparnte funds the home- owner hrings to the loan closing. If the new lender simply withholds poantc; from the proceeds WATCH THE CANDIDATES ON TV· KOCE CHANNEL SO ON OCTOBER 2'4TH AT 6:30 P.M . ANO YOU Will THEN KNOW ... ENRIGHT IS THE RIGHT MAN FOR THE JOBI unua 21 VIMS OI NOfHStOHAl DPt•ea YO WClltC Pm US • NOT Sfl!CtAl INTfllS TS. -·------·------.. - ... , f ~ ~ a f' ut tht• loan. these co<;ts cannot he de<'mcd "paid·· b} the ho meowner anJ must be ded ucted prorata o ver the pcnod of the nr " loan An) unamort11t.'d .balancc of loan points ma\ be' dcduc t<'d o nce the loan pr~l·cds a n.' no longer being used b\ the homeowner -for instance. 1f the proix·rt) already has tx-e n ~Id . Thr Internal Rc,cnue Scn1ce will not allow the d<.·ducuon o f these co ts o n a prorata oos1s 1f the dcht ici greater than 30 years. In addition. the mo rtgage must be for no more than $250.000 or the number of points charg<.'d must he nu greater than four for loans of IS ~ears or less. or si:it for loans o f more than IS years. However. the Eighth C1rcu1t Court of Appeal'i recent!) dcr1dcd point paid by homeowners in obtaining a pcr- manont monaaac on their home. the proettd of which we~ used to d1<tin1ui h a short·lcrm three-year mort~ w1th a balloon payment. Wt're elt11bk for imntcd1a1e deduc- tio n. The fact of the case included hom~wncrs who purchased their home b)' ohta1n1na thi thrtt·)ear loan with 1 su~uent tttond monpsc addl'd for additional ·home improvement . f\er obtain- ina a pl'rmancnt 30-ycar mon~. the homeoWMrs peid off ihe f>':"Ot Joans wnh the Pf'Ol°ttd . The E11hth C'ircu1t hdd that the points p111d an obt1in1n1 their permanent mon· ' - gagt· \\Crt.• p:ml 1n conncc11on with "the purcha<>c of their principal ho nw" and the refore "'ere deduc- tible 1n full an tht' )'ear paid. The rnurt held that "here ta,pa)'ers purchase a principal residence wuh -.hort ·tt.·rm fina ncing and rC'place that loan with permanent fi nancinf. thl' pcrmun,·nt mortgage obtained 1s 'iuffic1entl) "an connection with" the purchaM' of the home which allows for tt!s 1mmcd1atc deduction of the poinl'i paid b) the tu payers. The requiremC'nt that debt onl> have on ac;\on at1o n o r relation w1 1h tht purcha'ie o f the homeo" ners· re 1dence-for JlQtnts to be deduc- tihlt ma)' allow man)' opponun1tics and potential ~vings of taxes upon rrfinancing. The rules relnt1ng to the deduc- tibility of ho me monpac interest and relinancma cost hove chanacd co n idcrahly dunna the past several )en" and art.' complex and in- volved. Lenders mu t now rcpon the amount of points received on a monpge nnd must ta tc whether the points "'ere paid d irectly by the borrO"-er. or deducted from the loon procecd'i. Homeowners ho uld consult wuh an appropriate tu pr(>fc'i111onol prior to exccuttna transact ion which may yield ta\ a' ing opportunilltt afforded by th" mo,t rttcnt Ei-..th 1rcuit Coun of 1\ppcal, d«11ion. ,,._ I.lat, • •..W el IN Or· .... C...1 °""' ,.., ~ el ... , .... "....,,.. ,. .... ,.nwr •f ,,.,.....Ml Ult. "8r) ,., .. c.. ., Raiders punlslj Chargers With llouble-buTel assault, 24-9 By SU1n Wyman OrMge Co.et Deify Plot SAN DIEGO -Los Anaeles Raiden coach An Shell hu aome bed news for the Na- tional Football Leaaue. eo•a back; Marcus is still there; and Gres wants a piece of the aC1ion. That means Shell will consider usina a three man rotation for the runnina beck position. It could be, he hopes. be devu- asting. The San Diego Chargers aot just • small taste of what is in store for the rest of season as Bo Jackson and Man:us Allen teamed up to rush the ball for 98 yards with Jackson, fresh off his 1990 bueball season, 1oina into the end zone for two of the Raiders• three touchdowns as Los Anaeles whipped the Charaers. 24-9. before 60,S69 at Jack Murphy Stadium Sunday. AJlen would have also scored one, but it was called back by the officials. In its place. quarterback Jay Schroeder connected with Willie Gault on an 8-yard pass for-that third TO. SUllllJ'I ICll'll WEEK 7 See RAIDERS/II • . . . ~· .. .. ·~· .. ... ~ ... Rams 44, Falcons 24 Raiders 2 4, Chargers 9 Bills 30. Jets 27 Cowboys 17, Bucs 13 49ers 27. Steelers 7 Broncos 2 7, Colts 17 ·~Oil~J~ 23, Saints JO Redskins 13, f agles 7 Seahawks 19, Chiefs 7 Giants 20, Cardinals 19 Tonight 's Game ( 6 o'clock) Bengals at Browns, Channel 7 ....... Nor99ft/Orenge c-Deify """°' Rams defenders Mike Pfef (left), George Bethune move In to put the stops to Atlanta running back Steve Broussard. J Seven defensive backs shut Faleons down in ·a rare I -24 laugher By Jon F«gueon Or-. c-~ Noc ANAHEIM -Rams de· fensive coordinator Fritz Sburmur said his unit played ~ner Sunday becaute it was more comfortable after scrappina new-fanaJed de-.:I! fensive schemes for a piece of the P9« The defensive unit put totethef its best .effon of the season by utilizina iM quic.kneu and speed of seven defensive becks much of the day to limit the Atlanta falcons' wide-open offense. Meanwhile, the Rams offense scored on eiaht consecutive drives to notch a 44-24 NFL victory before S4,76 1 at ·Anaheim Stadium. As a result, 1he Rams can breathe a liab of relief because their three-game losina streak came to an end. But at the same time, the pressure will rcm.1Jn on the Rams every pme for the resl of the season as they attempt to dia their way out from a 1-4 start for a playoff berth. "We wenl back to playing the kind of football we're capable of,-Rams Coach John Robinson said. "It certainly wasn't a button we can tum on or off. This football team stuck together throuahout a period of difficulty. "Nobody is certain what happened to this team. Things happened that we have trouble controlling. We were m ystified and shodccd by some of the things that happened. There was no finger-pointJn&. no stepping away, no downcas1 eyes on people. We all stuck together." At 2-4. the Rams are lied for second -or last. which ever way you prefer to look at it - with the Saints and Falcons in the NFC West. All art four games behind the unbeaten 49ers, who have all bul ended the. di\!WonaJ race. ~ner a rough week against the Bears, the Rams looked like their typical selves Sunday - a slow stan followed by an avalanche of po ants. The Rams d1d not pm a yard on their first thrtt dnves and Atlanta's Michael Retd .slapped through on KCJth English's tlurd punt attempt and forced him to eat the ball at bis own 8. The Falcons were qufokJy ahead 10-0. but it was JUSl about all Rams after tbaL Jim Everett started the pme by ocfnplet- ing just one of his first seven and 6 of bis first 16 pa556 for 44 yards. But with the game tied at I 0. Everett ke)'cd an eight-drive scoring streak from late an the first penod to early in the founh b) complctma 19 of 22 {or 244 yards and thrtt touchdowns - a 35-)'lrder to Henry See RAMS/Ir . Corona dal ·Mar quarterback Kahrll lo8t for 811811 Accident with knife severs tendon on his passing (right) hand By Roger Carlson Delly Piiot Sports Edttor NEWPORT BEACH -Corona del Mar High quanerback Todd Kehrh, the Sea Kings' No. I threat. has been lost for the season after sufTenng a non-football injury on Saturday at a barbecue. The accident involved a knife, accord- ing to his coach, Dave Holland, to the eittent that the cut was to the bone on his little finger of his right (passing hand). severing a tendon. "They'll have lo operate,"' said a down- cast Holland on Sunday. "He was trying to cut some fat or gristle or fat off the steak and it just slipped. .. He's out for two weeks an a cast. then another four weeks without the cast." A 6-foot-4, 21 5-pound 1unior who writes wtth his left hand. but passes with his right. is considered a major college prospect by any standard. He had already led the Sea Kings to the CIF Division VI championship as a sophomore. Kehrli was just now coming into his own as a junior after a slow stan, com- pleting 14 of 2S for 187 yards and a touchdown in a 13-3 victory over New- pon Harbor two weeks aao. Last week he was just 7 of 23 for I S2 yards. for two touchdowns in a 27-27 tie wi th Woodbridge. "We're aoioa to strugle now," la- mented Holland. "We, had just decided to open it up with Kehrli now. to startina aoin& for it. Our runnina pme just hasn't been doina it "We were committed to aoina to the pass -a 7().30 rado," continued Holland, "because that•s where we were heading." Takina Kehrli·s plllCC will be Chad Woolsey, a versatile and dependable son who has been relied on mostly in tM secondary. Wooltey bas acted as the Sea K.inp• No. 2 quancrblck all ~son &ona. ~ not thrown a pass this M:UC>n. ~II this comes after the Sea K.inp were st(anncd with a 27·27 tic with Wood- bridlt. knoc:kina tMm out of a share of the Sa View taaue lead. H~·s how it went around tM Sea view LtNuc for Monday Momint Quar· 1t1tsks. u well 11 lddiUonal comments tom Holland Rlll'dint hit Seil Kines: • New,.rl t 11., .. , C•H' Jeff ...... Todd Kehrff la lolt for the eeuon. Briakley: "The kids came back and play- ed well. It was nice after the loss to deal with adversity and bounce back to win the game. It was a Iona wait for us apd we came in really focused. I think it sho~ in the first drive when wc went down the field and scored. It kind of set the table for the night. "I was really pleased with the way the defense played apinst the winacd-T. It's the ~t job our defense has done in the five years I've been here. I have to &ive the defensive staff a lot of credit and the kids did a aood Job of exccutina it. "We rushed the ball well and that helped us throw more effectively. we•re aoina to throw as much a1 wc need to win the game. If the defense shows us we can throw apinst it, then tbat•s what wc·u do -try to ellploit the weakness. We•ve IOt a lot of weapons on this team -Branon Coluccio. Mike Stipe, Oeorwc Grttnwalt and the two runnina t.cks, Ruucll Olshdiki and Marc Tqliaferri, but the pcnonalitia never ,et in the way. "For TaaJiafcrri and Olshefski, we fttl they complement e.cb olber very well. If we ran one o( them eAclusively. he could probably .-in 1.000 yarda on the leUOft. but we ltftll the team e«on. vou·d better be team~n~ to play al Newpon. .. rt•a the same with the wide tteeiven. One pme you miaht catch l 0 t.llt, the nnt 11me you milbt not catch any. But the IUYI don't care who eets lbc job done, .. loftl u it lttl done. •• •c... ........ c.c.o. .. a I 1 .. We ~t we mowd the ball wt.en wc needed to. We weft down by I 0 and ICOftld tWICIC to lab the leed and WC weft happy about that We were l>nuMtt to come out with a tic, but that•• not the way ,. . . How Orange Coast Area teams fared r--. ...... 11..-recn last .... 1CI ... T1il ..... ldllillll ...... Corona del Mir (4·2-1, 1-0·1) tied Woedbtidct, 27-27 .. kly -to sah1rt tit .. ... Sadclebadl (at s.rta Ana 8owf) Fri. I c.u·~..... (M. 1·1) • ... c-.,, 219' .. .,.t ...... ~ .... rlCI .... !111111 ..... (It llellll .... ) ftl r Eclson _(6·1, 4-0) dtf. Wtsbniat•. 36-9 .. .prOW. aut potential nnttd .... .lbrina (at ~ ll'Ct Cont) Fri. 0 , .. (7-0, 2-0) def. hflt, lM ... • C11 Mat 0 Tn7 lllt hflt __ ........ (It-.. ) Ftl Estancii (2-5, 1-1) dtf. U,W.. Beach, 21-20 .. .bdn noid a clwttr ..... Tr abuco t9s (at Newpart HartMr) Fri. F.-. Y•y (0-7, 0·3) lllt •D•••llWJ. 44-J0 .. .1.-• ._...,_., ._ .. Slnla ._(It H .... ._..) flt. Htn. Btldt (5-2. 1-2) lost to Santi Ana, 22-21...Slinh wn .,._ te wlkt • ..... Wnbniisttr (at Wesllhttr) Fri. hlle (1-1. l·l) lllt " e ,.., lM .. ~ .. ,_ ,. ..._ .._ .. . .. ..s. a1 11111 (It "*> .... L1cuu Btldl c2-5. 0.2) lost .. Esbndl. 21·20 ........... tit7Jllt Artists ..... Costa Mna (It L..-ludt) Fri. ..... (S-Z. 2-1) ......... 11.1 ..................... ,_..i.. (It .... c.I) N. . ..... Dti (4-3, 2-0) dtf. Loyall, 3-0 .. Jiiunt _... Lna-• 119 ,. .. .... l•....t (Its.ta Alll IRI) n. . II.Ifill """' (S-2, 1-1) .......... ,. 21-7 • ..jllt ... -•11111111 ·-""' ( .. 11111)' ~ ... Oct• ... (4·2-1, 2-1-l) lost It Mlrinl, 17-7...K .... '1 NCic ._. flls ..... byt - Sdll1•1dl CM. 1·1) .... " , ..... n.11 ... .., ................. ,. . -.... ..... C.. ..... (It SI 1111> _ M» ........ , (2-5. 0-2) •t " 111.,.t ........ 21-7 ............. , .. .... .Tldt (1t Ttdl) -ftl ..... • .. (2-4-1, l·l·l) ..... ~ Jl.t .. 1h••--. .. 111111111 ·--·-... < .. '---.. :·~ .. ....... (2--4-1. 0.1·1) "4. ·c• u .21 ... Mt't 11se, w Ii ..., """ ............ , (It lntM) -ftl -· we played foolbell. We st.aned out all nght and tMn flattened out. 1n1 C'<pcnenct and maybe that•s aood for us. • Ulit•ft"ltlJ o.ct .... 0 t .. .., felt we were not really inlellte = We didn•t play with a areaa *81 ol and Newport HartKw ~ out ... .. ecuted wetl. We needed to cw 4N1 ... .. after tome people and we clidn"t. ·~ ·::.. "I was a hnle disappointed in the defense. but on the briaht aide. we haven't ~n beaten in Gve pma.. We need to ~up a little. but I think wc11 be OK. ·rm not ellK11y sure what h*ppencd, but WC didn•t play as intitftlt. I IUCSI I could man tlla.t.. but we didn't tlleklt well and clidn•t react well We were lillint Met ........ '°' Olhm to IMke lM moves. 1t•s f\anny how the whole tam can to flat at tM same time. It wu a bumbl- "h's not that wc couldn't act up for Woodbridae. because they're new to the teaauc:. We've played other teams this yttr we're not tbat famihar with and pla)"Cd them 1n=. 1 think after we came down and riaht away, we JUst relaxed. .. It.a the f\na .-e dUa ,.. 11 happened to UL I,_ c..".t -., _ _... on lbe ,'ftlOIU ... We __ , 1J11i ~•ve them credlt. they ca"'lbt ftJ'e and had a aood pme plan and they did IOmC aood tlunp •inst u . .. ' ball Oft dc9•ud •. 11 .. enanm1 well. we.... . die 9CMIOM llid II .._a .. RAIDERS From 81 The third mt'mber of the running tandem. Greg Bell. is on injured reserved. postponing for a COJU>le of weeks Shell's decision on whether lo go with a two-man or three-man rotation. Shell. "'hen asked about thl' possi- bility of a th~-man rotation. said "Right now. Greg' on the injured reserved. so I don·t ha'e to worry about that:· Then he added. "When the time comes. I am ~onna look at that:· He was quick to point out that all season long he has been using a two- man rotation. usuall~ with Allen in the fir!.t half and Bell in the second half. He explained early 1n the year th e plan would enable him to have a fresh running back at all times. Lit- tle has changed to make him think differently about how to use his running backs • The only difference 1s that he now has three premier running backs in Jackson. Allen and Bell. but the coac~ocsn't expect an) problems O\ er who runs and wben they run. Asked 1f splitting the running duties was good for Jackson. Shell s~ud, "It 1s good for the team." That's the whole themt' of tht' 1990 Raiders -unity and family. ' ..,.OlllH•.-. .. =. ... .... ~-Sf ... Aa nrmic Rw pw nlla wtUda Md liidlld ......... .. -Ii-. m Ive ..... ..... tiand Fakonl ~ fbur times tor 31 yarda an ..,_._ Oeots Bethune. kcvia 0..... *9 Piel ud mD Hawkins .ti Md OM MCk. ud Adull q...,._. ari1 MiU· er wu burriod oa mMY occ:uionL .. Wt bad a dieciplined rush today," Shunnur said. .. G"')'I were workina very hard at what Ibey bad to do. We were very specific in what our plans were, and they did what they needed to do. ''That's just what it takes. free- dom to do what you need to do and not worry about cvcrythina else," Shurmur said. ''It's our sciond week back in the old Rams scheme. We were more in the comfon zone. and people felt comfortable in what they were doing." Shurmur also instituted the crowded defensive t.ckfield more than 50 percent of the time while Greene, Bethune. Piel and Brent farynian brought a four-man pass rush. "I knew they were going to play a lot of run-and-shoot," Shurmur said. "I wanted to get as many guys who could run on the field as poss- ible. They've got a lot of quick guys on the field. It was something we've planned to do. but for various reasons couldn't. "We were going to use either six defensive backs and Wilcher or seven defensive backs with (free The first one to greet Jackson a.Iler he scored his first touchdown of the af\efnoon was Allen. They are su~ posed to be bitter rivals. Schroeder said, .. It makes no dif- ference who you hand it off to, 32 (Allen) or 34 (Jackson). You get a great run." Those \Cry samc sentiments were echoed b-. defensive unit stalwan Bob Golie. "I would say wc ~ave some run- ning backs." Golie said. "In fact that whole backfield complements each other. Get past Bo. Marcus and Greg. and )Ou'vc got guys like Steve Smith. Vance Mueller and Napoleon McCallum. That's a great unit." Ibc defense wasn't bad either, according to both Schroeder and his coach. Shell was happy with the enure team's performance. 'Tm so proud of this team." Shell said. noting onc of his players com- mented. "this is family." "He's right. They arc a good foot- ball team . They descrvc a lot of praise. I don't ca~ what anybody says. We know we arc a good foot- ball team. and we arc getting better ... The Raiders arc now 6-1 on the season. 4-0 in AFC West play and lead thc d1v1s1on by two games cn tenng next "'eck's AFC West bye week. San Diego 1s 2-5 on the )Car and 0-1 in thc d1 vis1on . Schroeder credits ever)·onc CASH GIVEAWAY INTHE LUCKY LICENSE BUMPER STICKER CONTEST TODAY'S LUCKY WINNER HERE'S HOW TO PLAY 1. ~~ up _bu~ ltid<et at the ~~ilot (330 W. Bay Str .. 1 in -.-a MeM)"or K.oo..n (130 <Ant.r,Ortve, Sulle 210 In Newport Beach). 2. Stk* bur:nper llicbt u cloM u possitH to your cafa back bnteptae. Check the D•IY Pilot a;E ... if the d.ry'1 Ll!CkY UcenM ahotoat_.. ~ ~ Par .:y cain Me> tune to K-Ocean, 103.1 FM to,_ tnw OMy L winn.r. 4 · gr~.:=·= ~~~'=en.::: ~In our friAy .f ~ 9ditiori8). 5. You'll ==-25 lntt•ntlY ('50 for Pilot 1ubtcriber1)~ •nd be Mofn aualfted f6rour grMd prize drewing for .1.000 In celh on . <. 1980. QO!JDLUCK! ' • ...., .... Q•#Ulta ... ,_. "'-tst"•rW).llewt.lllM• .... .. ...... ( ....... \le '*••):. ... bOwl .... lilt'• ...... Al ·-Finl down• 12 26 •u•M\·Yard\ 16·1' n-n• Pat\lne m 302 lteturn Vard\ " 63 CorNt-AtHnl 11·33• 1 U ·ll·O Punts S-41 2·45 Sadled~d\ Lost 4·)1 0-0 Fumblft· I 2·2 1-1 Ptftalt &I'd\ 10•'3 6·61 Tlnle of ~tlon 24'°4 3H6 IMCMYIOUAL STATISTICS llUSHINO-Allanta, 8rouss.atd l•SS, T.Johnson t-12, 1to1ler 4·1, K,,,_. 2-l, Ca!TIPtl9tl 1· 1 f11m1, G1rv 19· 1()2, Ellard 1· 13, w1rrwr .. 10. McGee l·S. Grftfl 3·4, Oelolfto 1-s. Enell•h HmiMJ' ti PASSING-Atlante, ~· 14·24·0-110. Cal'Nlbell •·t-1•97. ll1ms. Everett 24·31-0-302, Lo119 0-0·0·0. f1ECEIVING-Altan11. RIM>n S·16l, Mlnlno S·•. Brouuard 4· II. Oiaon 3·lJ, COiiins 1·7. ltams, en1rd 6·109. McGee 6·61, G1rv 4·11, 0 . JotlnM)f'I 3·17, Anderson 2·61. HolOl\•n l•lS, A.Coa 1-13. ~le>lno l·t MISSED FIELD GOALS-None around him for the squad's per- formance. On his long~istancc con- ncction (47 yards ) with Gault early in the third period.Schroeder said, "It was Wittie who did all the hard work.' . Actually. Schroeder and the pa~ ing game made all the difTe~ncc. The fact is, the numbers show the Chargers nearly played the Raiders even. Both teams moved the ball 289 yards OQ. offense, with Chargers picking up 139 yards on the vound and 150 ya rds through the air. The Raiders rushed thc ball fo r 116 yards while throwing the ball for 173 yards. Schroeder was 11 for 20 while his opposite number. Billy Joe Tolhver was 14 for 28. ButTothver and the Chargers had to sctile for three field JOals. although they. marched decp into Ra iders territory four times. They were stopped once without a score just before the end of the first half. San DiCJO drew first blood. With 5·43 gone in the first Pt"riod. HS 74- )ard march downfield stalled on the Raiders· 10-yard hne. John Camey split the uprights with a 27-yard kick for the first three points of the after- noon. Jcff Jaeger gained those three points baclcfor Los Angeles on a 24- yard field goal with 14:08 remaining 1n the second quaner. From that pornt own. it was all Lo!> Angcks a!I far as the scoring went. Jackson picked up his first touch- down on a 5-yard run. skining tef\ end for th e score. It capped a s1x- play. 35-yard drive setup when San Di ego punter John Kidd shanked one 9 ya rds. Jaeger's point after made 1t 10-3. 'Carney put the Chargers back 1n the game with less than two minutes to play in the half with a 37-yard field goal that made i1 I 0-6. In the third penod. Jackson bull- ed his way 7 yards for his S«ond scort. This time. half the San Diego tcam was hanging on to him as he brn~e across the goal line. That 5Core and Jaeger's kick came Wlth slightly over five minutcs gone to make it t 7-6. Ca rne) 's third field goal of the da). a 37-yarder w11h 11 :57 gone in th e third penod. made 1t 17-9 and clo~d out the Chargers· sconng for th e afternoon I Schroeder and Gault put the game well out of reach when they con- nected 1n the fourth on an 8-yard I pass for the score That was nght after Allen's gallop for a TD was called back hccause of offensive holding. Raiden 14, Ch1r.-rs t Seer• by Ou•r,.n LA ••Iden 0 I~ 1 1-1• Sen 01"9 l J l 0-t ,,.,,, Ov•r1w SO-FG C1n~v 11 S 0 S.Cllld Ouanw LA-FG JI~ l4 Sl L A-JICll.\Oll s run CJ•~· lo.Kii. • 09 SC>-FG C1r,,.v 37 13 IS Tillnl Ou•r1w LA Jee''°" 1 run IJa~r k1c11.> H• SC>-FG C1n~v l1 11 SI P:Wf1fl Ou•nw LA-G1uo • oau lrom Sc11roeoer CJ•~ 11.ICll.l SlO A-60,.. GAMI STATISTICS LA SO Finl OOwn\ 17 16 Ru•M•·verO\ )0 116 ) I· 13' PH\•n11 11) ISO lt••urn Ye rd\ S ?6 Come>·All 1,,1 II 10·1 1•·1'·0 S.cll.ed V 1rO• LO•I 1 · l l · It Pun" l 41 4· l7 Fumbltl l.O\I 0·0 0-0 P.n11tlfl•Verdt l 9 S·SO Time ol Poneulorl 11 02 l7 SI INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS RUSHING-Lot A11911e•, JackJOO 1'·s.J. Allfll t·45 $mll11 I 14, khroeoer 1-Cmlnut 61 Sen 01"0 Butt• 16·76, ~n1tlM l ·O. Hermon S 19 TOiiiver l·J. M111ef I (mlnu\ 41 fllA$$1NG-LO\ Anee111, Scllr~ 11 20· I• 176. Sen 0'"41 TOlllvtr 14 lt·O· I" ll&CEIVIHG-Los """"'· GaU!I 4·'6, Allen >-50. 'erN~1 7·76, Horton 1·?4, T Brown I 10 S.n O>teO Wtlker l ·U. A Mlllef ,..,, 81111t 1-n. Harmon , 17 Earlv 2 IS CO• I I? JtfnlllM 1-10 GWC wins tourney ANTA BARBARA -OolJen West defeated Grossmont in three straiaht same . 15-6. IS·IO, IS-13, in the finals of the Santa Barbara Tournamcnt of Champions in com- munity colltae women's volleyblll action unday. The State's top- nank.cd Rustlrrs (11-0) have not ~~t a pmc since Sept. 21 1 strulc o( 31 aamc . INOLIWOOD -.._, Je1t1101a -.~..-'!': ICOled21 ................... 1• Sunday niaht u 'lbe Loa Aaeelei Llbrl _, __ _ took command early in beati ... _ tbo Su Antonio Spun 117-106 in an NM tnlCltoo llJDI. James Worthy ICDled 24 poiall lw the Ubn. I' of them in the ftnl quancr, 8ftd Byron Scon added 22 as Los Aftltln ra.ieed its pretealOD rec:otd to 4-1. Telavlalon, radio * Benpls-Browns. Channel 7. 6 p.m. TELEVISION Getf Noon -LPOA World Cham!J'onsh1p (\lpt). ESPN. AutnUu F..-.a.l ~ p.m. -bh1bthon matc:h from Ponland (\lpt). Pnme TK'keL Pre PMIMD 6 p.m. -C1nC'lnn11t 11 Ckvcla.nd. Channel 7 6 p.m. -Lu15 Gattia ~::rac1 Williams. weherweiahts. from Atlantic C'tt)'. Spc>!l_tC'hannel {ttpc11S at 11 p.m.). 7:)() p.m. -Femie Morales vs. Javier Leon, bantamweiehts. from the Forum. Prime Ticket. M•ter s,.rta I a.m. -Mtck.CJ_Thompson Grand PrU com11tti1ion from U>\ An1Cln (cape), ESPN. 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LaMlno 11.4'0 O.leO....u neu Bo's return a smash, as usual; but Dickerson's Nt•n Just a big flop By Barry Wilner AP Spor11 Writer Bo found the end zone. and victory. Enc found SS yards. and defeat. Bo Jackson and Eric [il~il1ill .. r Dickerson. thc NFL's highest· profile running backs. were back in action Sunday. Jackson returned to his hobby after spend ing the last seven months at his vocation, baseball. Dickerson rejoined the Colts after a six-game suspension during a contract dispute. Jackson had the happier t 990 debut with two touchdowns and 53 yards rushing in the Los Angcles Raiders· 24-9 victory at San Dicao. Dickerson couldn't help Indianapolis enough in Denver's 27-17 w1n. • 8l'MCOI 17, Cotti 17: In Indianapolis. the return of Dickerson was ovcrshadowed by the ~vival of John Elway, who passed for 307 yards and \wo touchdowns. Denver (3-4) snapped its tonic t lo ma streak 1n seven years at three aames. O.vid Treadwtll's 42-yard field aoal Wlth 3:45 to 10 broke a tie and Denver added a clinchina touchdown on a 4-yard run by teve Stwell two minutes later. Indianapolis (2-4) sot $5 yard~ on nine came' by Dickerson. ~t)'ina bis first pmc or the season after missina lie pmcs while suspended durina a contract dJ..,ute. He also passed O.J. Simpson to take over siuh place on lhe NFL's-all·timc rushina list with 11 ,28 I yards. "I tot lhc kink out I thought m1gh1 be there. but thctt was no probttm:· Dickerson said. "I think J did all riaht. .. Both Colts touchdowns came on passes by Jack Trudeau. who threw for 312 yards. • 81111 H, Jell n : h's aett1ng to bc a common occurrence thts season. The Bills have comc back 1n thc founh quaner for three straight wins. this time on Jim Kelly's 19-yard touchdown pass to Jamie Mueller w1th 19 seconds left in tht' game. • thn n, Steelen 7: Dexter Carter took over for injured runnina back Roger Craig and per- formed like. well, R<>scr Craig. The rookie had 90 yards in 17 carries and cauaht seven passes for 67 yards. •Gluts H, C.rdJaa.11 It: The Giants won on Matt Bahr's 4().yard field aoal as time expired. Althouah outplayed by Phoenix for most of the pme, New York rallied with 10 points in the final 3:21 to 10 6-0 for the first time ever. •S.W•'-• It, CMef1 7: Norm Johnson. who had suug)ed much of the year. kicked four field aoals and Stattle's defense held Christian Okoye and Barry Word to a combintd 66 yards on thc around. • C.W'My1 17, Ben U: Dallas remained un- beaten apinst the Buccanttrs (4-3) in its first trip ever to Tampa Bay. The Cowboys (3-4) have won all eight mcetinas with Tampa Ray. includi"t two 1n the last three wtcks. • ftHAI•• I a, EacJes 7: In a sloppy aame at W11h1naton. tan Humphncs' pasJCS of 33 yards to Gary Clark and ... to An Monk set up t.M winnint touchdown. a l·)lrd di"~ by Oetald R ... • OtlHI U , SO.ts It: At Houston. LorefllO White scortd tY1tiet as tht Oilcn .,.led the debut or tevc Walsh II stanina quanert.ck for New Orleans (2-4). The Otlen (4-J) 1Mpped aht Saints' NFL rcc.ord-tyins 11ralt ol U conaecutivc v.ciontt ap1ntt FC team .. dllilll io 1916. - I .. By Betry Faulkner OfMQe COMt Deity Not more consistent both ofrtnlivety and de(cnsivtly. "We aot JOme baa plays offensive- ly. but there's room for improve-ALONG THE ORANGE COAST -With the race for playoff spots becoming increasinaJy cloudy in the m~nt. They. ~re doublt-tam•na Sunset Leuue, the sinJle-pmc Mike Cunningham, so we had .a showdown for the leque title is chance to throw .to Bra~on Jenae becoming crystal clear and he made a b11 catch .1n the e.nd . · ' 1one. That's the bottom hne.11=nin1 Edison. which has steamrolled it into the end LOnc." four. league foe~. could. clinch the White also praised the running of o utnght title wnh a victory over tailback Travis Baldin& (12 carrirs Marina F_riday 1 night at Oran~ for 91 yards), who bas emerged as Coast. ~hach has emerged from a the team's No. I ball carrier. close-knit pack of contenders as the "H e's pretty much assumed the , top threat to the C hargers. role.'' White said. "He was going to Here's what the coaches thought share time with J.R. (Schusterick). about last wed's action: which had been the case the past two • Edhoa Coad1Dave1ftlte: "It's gamrs. but J.R. hurt his hamstring a coach's nature to be hard on his early and Travis continued to have players., but I feel we still need to be some ~ood cam es for us. •Marina Coadl Joh Seeley: "Ocean View's offense was real hard to stop. but we controlled it. (Sehawks quarterback) Randy Karliner 1s going to make things happen. because he has the in- tangibles you can't plan for. But our def~nse stayed intense the whole game." Seeley heaped m ore praise on his defense. including l1tgmar Nonh- cott (in on four sacks) and linebackers Bob Stewan. Chad Durand and Mike Johnston. •• tcwart was 1 n one a ton of tackles and Northcott 1s enjoying the fact that teams are double-team- ing (tackle) Rich Rice and end Frank Marvitz. Everyonr pla)'cd well de- fcn'lively." Offensively. Sha" n Fulford con- unucs ~.O pile up 100-)ard games agamsf1nc~J 1ngl) bunched-up d~ feno;cs. ··w e·rc facing e1gh1-and nane- man fronts and "e're not fooling an)one:· Scelc) e'<pla10ed. "Wl"re JUSt executing \\ell up front .tnd Shawn has hcen \'Cf) ,·ons1r,tent·" • Hontin1ton Bucb Coacb Geor1e Pascoe: .. It's al"a's tough \\hen \OU lo~. hu1 anta \na 1s a good foo1ball team. f hl') 0 H· plJ)ed some people tha1 art."n 't e'actl) slo uches and the) ·w got pknt' ot talented. phy'lu:al ktd~ "I don't think we "'ere as emo- t1onall) read) tu play a~ "'e could haH been Going 1n10 the "eek. "c had allo"cd JUSI :!:!q to tal ru\h1ng ) ards an sl\ game-; and the) mon· than doubled that 1n one gaml' \.\ e missed \Oml' tad..les and the> ran e:it tremeh hard. ·:offen.'>l\el). \\l. mu,e<l thl· ball \\ell. Joe Contrera'> had 11 7 )ards rushing and Jal k 1-m·nd thrc\\ tor 105 )ards. '>O "e "ere do10g some things nght \\ c JU'il got 1n s1tu- a11ons "hen· ''c "ere forced to make a h1g pla) Jnd \\l' "l're a hlllc out o t ')\nC." • • Ocean View Coacb Howard Isom: 'Tm not ha pp) "1th the mi'l- take . but ~1anna did a he l ol a JOb The) h:l\e a 'Cf) formidable front four (Manna tacklt') Rid. Rice 1 a b1g-11mc pla)cr "We ha~.i net )ards to their 179 and "hen 1hat happen\. ~ou should win. We had some blown a s1gnments and rcc.·c1ver'> "l'rc raught block10g do" ntield "hen the ball "'as 1n the air "hllh "crl' ralll-d offensl\ c 10tcrtcrence "The) ran O\l'r U\ \\Ith ra" man- power up front.'. h o rn ~1d of thl• reason for the first-half wss pro1cc- t1on hrea~do" n that resuhed 1n Manna complc110g fhc sal·ks 1n thl' fir;t half (SI\ O\l·ralll .. Dcfen•il\cl). th;l l "as our hest game all )ear The' had one dn"e. but othl'r than tha1. we o;hut them down. We came an intense and our level of pla\ was rclat1 vel) good. 'W e just had a few mistakes. which hap- pens "1th ) oung lods. In big game\, those mistakes can hurt vou. That game meant a lo t to us ·· · •Foutain Valley Coacb Mike Mlhter. .. We're pla)10g the worst defense "'e·,e pla~ed ance I've been at Fountain Valle) ( 19 )ears). We ha' e yet to learn from our m1sta~cs and we continue to give up the bag play. We pla) ~ell at times. part1cu- larl) both "a)S 1n the first half. but we failed 10 come out and 'Pia} the second half. ··1 don·t th10k we pla)'ed poorly offensivel). hut o ur defense con- tinues to ha'l' problems stopping people. We had the lead at halftime. but the dam broke loose tn the second half defensive!). .. Tackling 1 our worst a set and the thing con1nbu11ng most to big play The most disheartening thing is \\-C con11nuc to mnke the same mistakes we made seven weeks ago. .. (Quartl.'rback) R ) an Bertoni has do ne well o\Crnll. con'11denng 11 was his second ~tan and h<''s m n leam- inR situation ... • WntmlaJttr Co1eb Stan Clark: "They made some big pla)S and "'e hurt ourselves with penalt1e . We had a touchdown called back and other long run'l r11lled back. The officials made the proper call. but in ever) ca~. the pcnalt)' did not affect thr play. "You could y 11 Wft!. a nowball eOett with mt tak~ Let's JU~t say I wtsh ~c could pla) them again. We weren't Oat. I feel wr, were tired up, but V.'C just d1dn 't set off to the tart wt would ha\·c hkcd to. I don't f'ttl like wt' re a ~orsr football team than before." •Suta AM~ ~ Hlll: "We were very happy to have &c>ttcn our fint v.-1n We foh It was a aooct type o( pme for us. Wt c ttuttd v.~11 ()ffcnsivtly. but V-1t pretty much pve them two touchdowns. ·~we had a bloYrn CO\'Cf'llC on a ~yard l~hdo-n pus and WC handed them an 1n~1on (tt• turned Sl yard for a TO) btfort the half ended." Moni.rcbs ftnd seat pretty cond ~AldWd Dunn °'lftl9 COMC ~ Hot Eric F.-a. Ht'1 • ............ with a lot of llJiJity. "We wett really happy with the v.in, but 1 wu r~ .., lbe end or the pme. We were up 21~ with 10 minu~ Id\ and -i&h three minute left to1 play, t.hc)''re Pftl for the t~p<>U\l conver11on to wift thf' pme I've tot to IJVC them• 1cM of credit forcqnuna ba~andalmost w1nnang the ball game. They dadn't &l'C up and almost ouHed at out." OrlMI• Ga1111-llulters ALONG THE ORANGE COAST -Mater De1 H1Jh put ittelf an the Anaclus Lcaauc dnvcr'1 scat last Friday with a stunning 3.() victory over Loyola, a team previously un- defeated and ranked No. 2 in the CIF Division I poll. as the Monarchs won a b\& one for the second week in a row. Prtme Tlme on.-.. Eye ••eeer Edison High·s Mike Eidam. who ran a kickoff back 95 ya rds for a touchdown against Wrstminstcr, shcddina a would-be blocker at the 40 and racing the distanc~ to aive the C'hargcn breathing room at 12-3. Prime Tlme DefeuJve 8 eart-1&opper The left side of .Estaf)cia's defensive line. led~ by lineman Gabncl Perez and hnrbacker Brian Oberrtuter. who stopped Laguna Beach's Keuh Peery at the line of scrimmaac on a iame-dec1dmg t"o-point con version. (last week'• llJp sdtool plays of 41 yucls or mort) • 95-Mikc Eadam (Edison). TD run with kickoff rtturn • 76-Eric Fegraus (Laguna Brach). TD pass from Morgan 'l.anchan11n. • b5-George Dic kson (Coro na dcl Mar). TD pass from Todd Kehrlt • 53-Adam Bowermaster (Htn. Beach). TD return with interception • 50-Branon (. oluccio (Newpon Harbor). interception return. •45-ha"n Fulford (Manna). run. • 44-Gabe 1up1n (Huntington Brach), TD pass fro m Jarl.. Fncnd • 44-Darrcn Doalson (El Toro). pass from Rob Johnson • 43-Rud l1pp1ncott (Edison). pass from Josh (1mgmh • 43-Tim Meehan (Irvine). ki ckoff return. • 42-Rand' Oro1ro (Saddlebnck). field goal. • 4~-Bn:nt· 1 lan!.on <Edison). field goal. • 41 -Ken <;coll (Westminster) .. firld goal. • 41 -Bnan Nurn:k (Woodbndge). field goal •41-Bnan \\il hams (Fountain Valley). TD run • .iO-Vanu· <x·nH~no (Westminster). run. • 40-Galmd Ak' ms (Westminster). pass from Mall Baile' • 40-Bn:in Broadbent (Mater Dc1). field goal. Last week's rasblng leaders I Btl l ~ndro 1E!ltanc1a). 30-1 49: :!. hawn Fulford (Manna). 19-1 00 Tr:i'l'i Raiding 1Ed1son), 12-91.. 4. Jermaine Jad~on IC'O">ta \k'>JI 1 _-80. 5 Ru'l~ll Olo;hefs1n\Newpon Harbor). I S-8S. o Mar( Tagkkrn 1 '\1.'" port I larborl. I 1-82. Last Week's pa11ing leaders r: I Roh John<;on (El Toro). :?1-n-I. 266 ~ard\. 1 JJDs 2 Rand' "-arllnl'I (<kcan ll'~). 15-30-1. 2:!8 yards. I TD 1 Josh Gin~nlh (Edison). lfl-Jl -2. 206. 2 TD: 4. R)an Mcfao) ((O)la \k~). 13--1 -1. 176 \Jr<.h. I TD. 'i. fodd Kehrll (('orona dl"I Mar). "-2 '·1. 152 \arrd\ .:! n)., ti ~l11rgan Lanchanun (Laguna Beach). 7-.:!4-1 14~ ~ards: I fD ., H11Jn \.111 l l n1,ers1t~). 11-22-l 143 )ards. 0 Tl>\ X R~an Benont 1r uu11tJ1n \Jlle,I. 11-23-1. 141 )ards. 2 TDs. 9 Jame\ \\\all (\\ood· hndgl'I 12-l h·I 112 )ard:.. :! TDs. 10 Matt Juhncr (btanc1a). 9-19-1 I I 2. < > 11 ) Last week's receiving leaders I HJ < r:ih1ree (Fountain Valle)}. 6-85: :! \lhcrt Fanog.a (01.·l'an \'1l'" 1. 6-ll 1 \. Lm Ft·graus I Laguna Beach). 5-I 4h 4 W:idl· Johnson I LI ioro). 5-68. 5 ( 1eorge D1ck\on (Corona del Man . 4~ 1116 h JdT Ru\h ({)('-·an \ tl'°" 1 4-100. 7. Will Bohusla' 1zk1 1Es1anua1. 4-.,.:! Last week's scoring leaders I f odd "-l'hrll 1< o rona del Mar ). Jermaine JJll..\on 1<. usta \k-.a l \.like bdam cl d1\(rn 1. Juhan Johnson ('Woodbndgl·I I.:! each 5 Duh' 0\fllO,t 1< 11\IJ \k'>JI. Onan Nunck (\\oodbndgcl Y cad'I Individual '"'°" leaden Rulttlne l Dereo. Spa rlo.\ Marer DeO. 106-788 2 Sl'lawn F"ulford 1Mar1nal Ul-700 J Sco11 Sea1 (Irv ne1 143-656 4 Marc Walker tUniver\1IVI 105·S<t7 S Boll Sanoro Es•a~c a 90 )19 6 Joe Contreras (Huntington Beactl) 96·Sll , 7 Ruuell Q1st1efs1o.1 NewPO•' Haroorl. 97·47S. I Min c.nJio_l.SaOO'et>ack l 86-'63 9 Jerrv Apana U,. Yl'•\•tv 93 448 10 Brtan W1lha ms (Fountain Va11ev1 "-U• Panin9 I Roo Jonn\on E t Toro 114-161-• 1 471 2 Josh G1nQr1ch EO•sonJ 93· 179·9 I 436 J Randv Karhner (Ocean View). IS-259 II 1.157. 4 Jason M1n1c1 (I rvine > 91 176 s. I OS2, S Mor1111n La nchanlln (LaQuna Beach> ST -133-11 1 018 6 Blllv BlaMon Ma•er De•I IS· l~ 4. l 003. 7 Rvan McEvov !Costa Mesa) 69 U4 10 998 a James Wvall 80 149 7 179 9 Todd Kehrli tCorona oer Marl 48 136 S 821 10 Sieve Wallo.er INewPOrt Haroon 71 125-S 714 At<eiYin9 I 'v\11\e Cunn1n9nam I Ed•~nl 35-517 1 Alt:1er1 Fa nooa 10cea,, View) ]1·331 3 Maro. Huffman (lrv1ne 1 30 '66. 4 Eric Fegraus !Laguna Beach) 31 ·331 5 Darren Ooat~n IEI Toro) 71·316. 6 Juhan Jol'lnson tWoodbrodQel 26·280 7 1 e Georoe Greenwall INewPOrl Haroorl 2S 3JO Da vid GonHleZ (Mate• De 1S 309 Cnr1s Perrv (Irvine) 2S-2t4. 10 Oit l Witt Bol'lusla111zk1 !E\tan( a 13 J58 Wade Jackson 1E1 Toro) 73-31S S<Mln9 I Brei Sa nders 1E 1 Torol 78 2 Dtrel\ Sparks <Mater Deal. 41. 3 lllt ) Sco•t Sea ll•v ne Adam Bowermaster IHu'1t1noron Beacl'll Marc Wallo.er 1un.~ers •v 36 6 DuDv (Xp1na Costa Meul 34 7 EftC l='egraus tLaguna Beac" 33 8 ti e Jos'1 Ktt1n INewPOrt Haroorl Brian Nur·Cll Wooo1:>r•d9e 1 32 10 T"'l'f' I eo N ,,, 30 SEA VIEW From B1 .. Thl' ..crnnd half "C pla~ed \\<llh \oml' more 1n1en\1ti. and 11 res1o~d o ur fa11h that \\e ·could go after them We "ere happ) about 1hat, but 11 came too late. We c;hould ha"c gotten :ifter them sooner .. Ne\\port J1d a good JOb and I thank their e\ccu11on was the ke' The\ e\.ecutC'd "ell and "c didn't "Dcfens1'1.'1~ \\C.,e hcen abk to stop e\ef)onc·, running game or al lea'it slow 11 do" n and tn 1h1<1 game. the} JUSt ran the h:ill "ell against us. The) ran ou1s1tk on U'>. whic h the) usuall) don't do but the~ did a good JOh of 11 against us "ll·s not the end of the "orld for us. The Woodbndge-C d \.t tie makes th10gc; interesting. r ha,cn't figured all the SIUIT. hut 1f \\C \\IO the la t thrcl' gamr\. "e should have a cha{lct In llur league 11 doesn't matter. e\enonc IS a lOn· tender." · • Woodbrldgt Coa c b Rick Glb1oa: "The kid~ pla~ed realh ~e11. We hn\Cn't had a whole lo t of success this \Ca,on and "e could have JUSt 'l31d. 'Let's finish the season o ut.' and that \\Ould hinc lx-<-n 11. but "'£"re quite h11pp) "1th the pcrformamc "We went for the lie an the game to avoid being 0-.? o nsadenn& 1t was the sc ond game of lragur . \OU have to keep "ourself 1n po 111on for the phl)00 . that's our rca oning. We d1scu ~ the s1tuat1on t\.'cn before the season began. \<.l 1t was a pre-determ1nC'J thing There's a point an the ~a on that )OU ha"e to ~ttlc for a tie ond this was one of them later on m the ~a n. )OU m1aht ha"c to ao for u .. "We chanacd our punt team and used a different napptr and that wa~ the C'lltal st on pcc1al team . We al'° had a chance of attitude The puntrr wa put 1n a cnt1cal 1tua11o n and he responded with a S~)1Hd punt Our running pmc wa good until Juhan Johnson went do" n tic' rtall)' rt and it's S0-50 that ht''ll pla) next "'«k. but ~ don ha"c an "tra da> of rest • pla~cd "ell there I \\as al~ pleased with our qu:irtcrbJd. James \.\ )311. He "a" 'c~ <,uccessful thro" ang the ball and CH'n m ore succ-essful an 3' 01dang the rush He "as able to rush "ell too ·· • Saddlebacll Coacll Jerry Witte: "We got SI\ iumo\ers. but the~ "eren·t "here we needed them 'We turned the ball o"er 10 them and thl·) turned them into touchdo" n'I On three ot thC'1r dn,es. the\ o nh had to go :!~ )ard'i total · ··w e fe lt the defense pla\cd pn:tt) "ell °W l' rl'CO\ered thrl~ fumbles and 1ntcrl'cptw 1wo pas~-; and did \\hat \\l' hJd 10 do. We JU'it couldn '1 C'<C<'ute on offense The} ha'c a grl'at dden~ -onl' of 1hc best '"r·,c seen all 'ear .. \\'1th (quanerbal k 1 Paul Delgado out. "e onh thre" lhl' hall eight tames and "c ne'Cded a pass offense to hun them and "e didn't ha vt" 1t .. • ,-.sua Co.ell Marijon Anclcb: .. It was an oddball kind of game. tiut what can )OU do'> ddleba k hac; a lot o f good gu~s and tht•1 r lOac h ( .\nahe1m High product JcfT) \\'111c) 1 u graduate of thl' ( lare Van Hoorcbckc Khool ol football and I think the) still ha' c to he con idcred a rnntendt•r for the whole thing "We had li'e tumoH~~ an the game and usu.all' that re ults an thrtt touc hdo" ns. but our defenst played tougtt '\ ou usuall) don·1 survive for tong doing that son of thing -1t' a focu son nt 1h1ng on our pan. They h11 real "ell and It Wl1$J U t onC' of thOSt' thing\ Saddle- back aoc after )OU and the) don't g1\C' up The defense plaH'<f well cnouah lo get us good field pos1t1on and the Io na kickoff rt'tum made a b11 d1ffcrcnce for us. E-111 llPll Wll By the Delly Piiot 0r-. Cont ow, Pilot Tht 11rl crew. count~ team 11 Fd1~on Miah. ranked Ntl I in the 't:ite. won the 01' 1s1on Ill '~ccp \l~tt turdav at the Mt. ' n \ntonio In' itall nit an Walnut v.1th 94 pmnt allbruok ";u 'll'l'- Md "1th 10 . Top-ranked El Toro, meanwhile. knocked off Irvine in South Coast League action; and Costa Mesa and Estancia won games they had to have in the Pacific Coast League. Herc's what the coaches had to say: • Maler Del Coacll Bnce RoU- iesoa: .. They (the Cubs) had a \ety ball-controlled offense and we knew that going into the game. so what we tried to do 1s pound 11 out and keep the defense off the fie ld. They had to go the distance most of the time because of our punting (b)' Brad Mrnno). The) moved the ball on us. but "e had t~o goal-hne slands msrdr the I 0 "Whrn thef'e got a dnve. 11 sure makes you feel a lot better knowing they've got to go a long wa~. When you get the ball on the 45. le t's say. ~ou know )Ou're a couple fi~t downs a"a~ from field goal range But "hen )OU dme 80 or 90 yards. 'ou net"d four or five first do wns to get 1n10 field goal range. In high school. a lot o f things can go wrong when \OU hai.e those dn,es. "Th.e) '>'ere so used to grinding 11 o ut and get110g 10 yards at a crack and 12 'ard) a1 a crack. the' had so much suCl'C'SS for SI\ straight games. that an of the suddrn-thr-ctrun-ks "ere coming 10 smaller amounts Their quarterbad. m1sfirr d on a ~reen and t"o swrng passes because "e \H're gl·ttmg pre~sure on them and I thank that unraveled them a h11k hrt v. l' had pla~ed in big games and the' had not .. I ~nscd J llttk h11 of an unra,el· mg not panic hut the~ JUSt didn't get 1n s~n'-offens1,el~ "~dies~ 10 '><i'. th<.') 're defense as great The) JUSI manhandled n1\ offens1"e lane and com plete!~ shut down o ur run game. but thank God we had good field position and that's "here the punting caml' 10 Our sJ>C('1al teams did a great JO~ It seemed hke the) (the < ubsl had a long "a) to tra,el \\e'd g1,e thing~ up. but "e'd make the big pla) and 1ha1 kept re-estab- hsh1nit moml'ntum " •El Toro Coacb Bob Jolulson: "I don't than~ there "a!'. an\ doubt" ho "as going 10 "'"the fo01ball game \.\e k1lkd ouf')("hc w11h penalues (IJ for II~ \Jrdsl m "l' would'"e scored a couple m ore to uchdowns. II rould''e l'J\11\ been fi,e touch- downs ( 104\tead o.f th rce ). "The) (the Vaqueros> pl;ned real "ell. In me did a good JOb. altho ugh ~ou gl·t the feel ing the' "eren·1 an the game because the) couldn't move the football We held them to under 100 'ard an total offense and "hen ~ou 'do that ~u·rc go ing to \\10 those gam~ I don·1 Lhml. there "as an~ doubt throughout the game I ne'er felt h~c "<' "ert 1n tro uble. but "e d1dn·1 gt·t a couple of to uch- do" ns an 1ha1 "l' should ha' e .. I 1ho ugh1 (our sccondar.) realh dtd '°me 1mpro\lng (an shutting do~n In mc'c; pa!ls attac k> We worked real hard on-that ~'ipet't during the "eel.. \\ e felt "'e would hold thC'm and we dad." L1nebal kl'r!. Jason Bn11c. 11ke !'llelson and Bnan Haas. defrn\1'e back Jason Baile' and defen,l\e lineman Clms Miller wcrr among thr El Toro \tandouts. W ide n.>· cer' crs Wade Jackson and Darren Dnal<;nn comlitnl-d to catch nine of quanerhad.. Rob Johnson's :!2 com- pkt1on~ "\\ c hit se' e n different rcl·e1 '<'~:· Bob Johnson said .. "t' "ere <;preadang 11 out real ntC\' .. • Irvlnt Coacll Terry Henlgu: ··Defense -that sums 11 up real ca~' <El Torolcould''e had more an th<" '\Clond half. but becau!IC of the nh1ltt' kvrl and character of our dekn·sc. 11 "'a n'1 going to happen. In the SC"cond half. we didn't make a first d o" n ofTcms1' ch so needless to S.1\ o ur defen~ "a\ on 1he field a lot For thl'm not to ~ore (after· [I Torn·., touchdown to open the S<'C- ond half) "n' quite 1mpress1,c. .. Rut "c lor,t. and that's the gen- eral look and "c're not very happ~ about 11 But no"' it's on to San Clemente \\ c "cnt an to the game rcall) opt1m1st1 that we could beat (El Toro). I f~e would''c donr what \Vt' \\Crt try10g to do. and we "'ere close. 1t ma) havr been different Our defense and ktclung game did nacth what ~e ~anted to do and we had no major m1 takes. We h. d a goal to hold them 10 thrtt scores and we did that. The only area that ft'11 down w.is our offense and that'" a bag area. • CHta Mua c .. eta Te• BaWwta: -we should ha~ beaten Laguna Hills last ~eek_ If we would have we'd be an the driva's seat. Each team 1s allowed a loss in this league and we've had ours. "We arc playing very "ell de- fens!-Y'ely. but on o ffense. we're suU not doing what we need to do. Even 1n our lo~ our defense has played great. but we arc 11=tung better on offense. I tho ught (quanerback) R~an McEvo~ had his best game of the vcar this \\eek. He threw well aod he threw 1t with command. "( entuf) 's prctt} good -they did not pla) poor1). In fact. the} pla)ed pretty good. We JUSt didn't have any foolish penalt1~ or tum- 0' ers. :\ nyon~ that 1akes them hghtl} is 1n big trouble. When you have as manv kids as thev do. thev o ught lo win." • Lapaa Bea~ C•cll Lymu Olney: ··1 thank ~e played "'ell. the lids pla)ed hard and the~ did rvri;- thmg you'd want a team to do c>.ccpt "'" \he game. In the post-game mC'eting. rvrryone seemed pos1t1vC' and "e think we sull ha't' a shot .. I thank our kids ha"e demon- stratrd poi~ all ~ear met1m~ ) ou n a little Tue\ to go "Tih It. r n the founh quarter the kids believed 11 can happen and \\1th a guy hke Enc Fegraus. all the defense feels tt has to do 1s keep 11 close. If we're within one or t"o pla'r~. he can make the d11Trn•nrr •· "One of our goals was to create a doubt 1n th~1r mind whether thc) could stO{> u or not and 1n begin· n1na we dad that. 1 told the kid that "e're onJ) ao1n110 act th~ or four aood dTI\'C$ at them_ and Y>C 1ot tv.o earl)' onrs and didn't act any point". We wtre hooina to score three time and win a I q .. 13 thnller or some- th1n1." • Estaacaa C••e• u .. .., .. * "I wu very pleased v.1th both runnjna b9cks. David Hona and Btn Sandro. We had tbt ooll 71 play on otftott -lhaf 1 • rtllly bta oft'CftllVt nilbL We -crt ttall pleated to know ~ could control the blall as wcll u wt did. 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JOUfTIC\ "Na ~cat g11ege F·Ntn'lllr Lovefy condo w/frptc. p()OI, quiet, walk 10 be8Cft $450 846-2538 TA RUS I .\pnl 20.M•r 20) lrtss dt'adhnt. pn~cr .lllthont). w1lhn1· nCH ICI 1n\CSI '" )'OUr own tapab1h11ts \ou·11 &<'I the ~ord - )OU ~n· 1n c:hargc Morc rnpe>ns•· h1h1 > re ults lllona v..1th ehanct to h11 finan' 1al Jack pol. GEMI NI (Ma• l l·Junc 201 You'll NB. 3BA. 21.tBA. let09 t't' nt.1 of obhgauon foohsh to cal'T) condO, Prof M/F, walk to tn fir\1 pla r Wider aud1cnet a111a11s l>Nch. 5"10/mo • MC )Our rontnhu11on f 04. ui on marital 645-17.... sl.atu\. puhh n-l:111ons. {)n>fltabk N 8 /I ASTILUFF MIF .,rttmtnt LO\'C rtla11onU\1p Pf'O"~ n/a atv lux twnhm All \11n1f1<11n1 wnenlt .... 1"2$/mo Ind CANCEll (Junt ~I-Jul) 22). H1ah• uUI 1eo..1e11 111111 frccdom 1ndcptndcnc:e. N 1 LOOKING to lhll• crtall"' . sl'n\uallty Recent ~lll"l l\C probl·m •~ '41htd and 10-:::"pei=. ~;:::.: r111IH aourmc:I d1n1na on lap Your GfM1 pric. 875-2331 1nno,lltl\C format v.111 be applau<kd l C'O I\ 1 n PICIUrt' NI ,_.to~ Prof L&O (Jul H-"u& 22) Ott!.. Mlf ff.40 to .,_. IM c an«r mnMlt' Follov. lh~ on t8A ... '*Y cteM, hunch Mt of d11tct10ft m10ft'd 1433.t '" 1101 7t2.0lft _ famil mr mtw:r f't'\UI' mu<l'I ahaut ...... 0.... ~-11\t)M) W\Uni) ~~I data •111 be -19A TwnMI wld. pro~Mkd Drci ion madt lft (080«'" ,oot, *" S.11Jmo • 11on 1111tll roman« 11_ dep ·~ f..t "'9 AWlll 10/tlS. VJ1UiO (4 yt; l)..5rpe Ut ._.., • tQ-3410 Ot ..... 1411 h) dl't.mtf). A«lfttt ......... °" ..._ ..._,., MRpof1 ~.C-...91 ..... Y•'l--:;...~~=':'rv ::,:! == ~= " " ------~ _. duri IOCW .e1 (1cm1n1 1n,ohc-.J. UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22r Rrlall\t' ~)'!.. '"I lnow I ihould ~ doina 11 but I ~m 1mmob1lt •• You pouts~ key to rnnunt.l rum Cooptratt but mole.-clear )OU Jo not intend to bttomt 1nt\tncabl) 1n"ol,t'd. hon lnp 15 n~...a') SCORPIO (Oct H -NO\I. 21) f1nonc1al pan 1nd1catt'd as result of rnmmun1ca1mn. "'n11en word. Wh11 ~ as men: 01n1111on coult.I dc- 1nto \Crtou~ rtla11on hip. Ptr· sona maincusm cqu:itcs with &)am- our \'1rgo 1n,ohcd. AGmARIUS (No' 22-Dcc 21). Tho"" "ho \aid )OU m1s'icd tht boar v.1llbcta11n1CTOv. Foc:u onmonc)'. rttotn111on n'<'C1p1 of "f\ rrp-~~·ot1ng tokt·n of affection \1rt'um· st11ncts take dramatic rum 1n )pur fa, or CAPRICOR ([)c(' 22-Jan. 19) Dtfint ttmM loo.. bth1nd s.ttn«. rdu-.c to panac•p:llt' 1n ac•·nch..quklc \Chcmc ~~I mrc11na knd\ sp1tt hut ma1n1;11n JX'l'lPC<'li't'. Focus on 1llu~1on. bc1u1' mmanct P1i<'n ph"' rolr AQ A.RIU (Jan 20.Fcb. 18)· In· d1\11dunl ~ht• aucmpttd to push )Ou .a\u.k '' 1n fllr rud<' av.-alttn1n.a. Aurhonttt' b9(.lc )Our pcn111on I mph:t\1s on respons1b1ht). pttUurc. dt dhnc. 1ntcnsifitd n-l111onsh1p Capnrom tc~;cnttd. PISC'D (Feb 19-Marth 20) . me 1n\l\I )OU arc slow·mo"1ftl. But )OU v.1 II l\':aC h p I. ka" I "I Jpc'td:o merthants bc'tllnd. focus on C'lku 1.i11on. balln(( un1\cnal appeal Mno katurn pn>motton. pro· du,hon. ~hanu•mtnt. ~ltrd IP OCT. II II YotJa aatTllDA\': You art' c~111 ,c. 1ndt'Pfn«ftl. auab- htlm did not follow fam1I~ lnldttlOft Your. auf'I fnuurn t•C'itmwttt. da"I"'• ~hll« You co.Id ... ,, nttt\ wi-f'ltt'd from llM or botll Cmtt\ at rrlatt•tlY cert)'• You11 bile~ on trael '" N~m·mtiin. ......... MMll'ftt .... ...... tit ........ Lo\' rclatlOfttlllP. ~··} M ,, a INrrK"anl" ... ,n oftn' "'°" .w nitm. twntfte1al Taun.i,, Leu """'' prnon~ sN>' 1mportanl rotn 1n '°"r lift Dcccml'tt fca1urn rcu• I I d I I ~ • I\ NO COUECTtNG NO SOllCJTING IWww 0.. 0., A ---Mutt~"'-I b' UI anclproofd ........ llU. 142z4111 Q.'-Ncilha vulnerable. u South you bokl: •V ... 9'50 CM •A&Qllm As dealer. what action do yw take? A.-W"llh SO'm SUR lnck• tor • POstH• no U"Unlp c:ontract • t.bis band is lOO IDOd lO p&SS or preempt. In addition, the four-ard major makes a preempt wwuaai~. Om vote aoa to an opaWic bid of oae dub, with pus a dislant *ODd. Q.S-Nathcr vulnerable. u ~ you bold: •A& QA1t6.l •AM •""1 The biddina bu proceeded.: s-.ta Wiit ,.._.. r... l NT ,_ •NT ... What do you bid now? A.-With so many prime cards. ra- sonablt in~ llld • narrma valUtC. slam could be~ 10 a tuit if you have a~ fit. The way to probe tS to btd five club& now. Tbal ii natural. not an ace-sbowilla ~ sponse. tr partMT bids five d:ia. monds. continue the probt by b1ddin1 five heans. Sip off at five no 1rump 1r you do noc find a flt. Q.~As South, vulncnbk , you bold: •nl 9AKl"1 •A& •JG ~ btddlq has pro< .... . S..•• w.. ... ,.. I • P-2t ... Whal do you bid now'? A .-You h~"C 16 potnts and no way to sho~ them! To bid no trwnp "''Lhour a secure stopper 1n eilbcr blx-lt sun is absurd, and to raile diamonds W1th a doubleton, nen with the two top honon, 11 out or the qucsuon. Bid two hcaru and •a.at for s-nncr's rd>id. TOD~'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE 51 Proeec1'ed • -=~ 11 Germellt to6d 12 -onet""'Y ptooeed 13 SIMdlnQ DOWN I Sol•~· :z~ '~'"°"4tl 4 OwNt IOf 8*' 5 Prior IO poeic ·~ 7 Dalfl 8 "MyO..-· ~ 10 V'"'8 ti ~ ....... t:Z Wld9 a •• ,, Comt cftial ,, Go« lftOWlt 21 ...... y 24S..-1S~unn. 2t TIP protJllm 27 '-1orml 2' c., lndlen 29 ... type ao~ nu.Of candlde ... 34,.,.. 47,.,..,,,.. .. 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HEVY 57 BEL-AIR -........ -···Qt 19, •ny LI 0 LN 'l 9Contlnenl•I. 6olna~-l205114-141-34M °'*bill/dew tbtll d'lrs; CHEVROLET BLAZER S,EOAN. Or~!_~ con-c ondition, reron•ble, All optlont P'\,11 runrool, Ptlltc JIOTIC£ UA. SPOT OE"TAIUNQ, COFFEE T Bl oM weK !Mlit: wtMtt; •Uh -.nm 1917 4 x • tan new d•tlon, low ~w n.in1 "3-5272· chill sir bag•. 15,000 PICTITIOOl IUllfimU 711 w 11111'1 St ••. Coet• solid wood A~ Both oak col lb' Mt • bdrm Upright plMo '°' ..... Hh tires.' bebied s&,1100. f8"1• AA.RE I UTY. Mltsubl!N 1N7 Mirage m!IM. AvaH•b .. Dec. 1. NAMI I TATl•NT ~. C1llf 92$27 ..,. New otfloe, 25 opening• Mii ASAP '4e-30:'!: 8 tnu1I ... J All lop .of tM line. blondfr ftMh Md In !>'NI 549.4 193 ~ 500 540-ec>M. Turbo, 12.700, .unroot. T •k• ov•r P•yrnenls The 1o11ow1ng persont er• M#11n Cer'llC'*O.. 711 W ..,. No ••P .. tr•lnlng --• . Mtntcond,113-0853 condltiOn $500 080 -FORD 11130 odel A llMIO C.SMll•. Sspd, 180140/mo plus In-doing"°'"""•••; llltl SI. .. e. COltm ....... ptcwided COUCH 3pc l --=tlonel, 0644"0. . . ' CtleYy 1974 Full S!t• Tu dor, to% conc:lltlon, n.lnShC•O•nt. "69-114111. IU t •n c • •nd OMV DI C ENTERPRISES , C•HI. 9i927 .,.1300-S500 wll •vw ... 111!8 tt, cootemf, putel GrN1 P.T.4x4!•,..usl Mll. IT 2 50 o r t 0 644-9104 17:lll Porl'lonf (II). Colt• Trllr bullf\ffl ll con- JOB NOTICE --& ....,..,. 601 S •le , power SIB. 4sp ' · '• e NlaNn 1977 2110! M c 111 9262T dl.letecl t>y" Wt lndlvldutll ..,. Mgml tr.in. ffis''&~~;~ 1 ke new, Gr•nny Bo• Ne w 195·107<11. 994-4269. 1mmacule1e, complelely M•cury 1078 Come! C:ihy' Nii ion 17211 Thi reg111r1nt(1I corn· C•ll K1yl1~311·1 227 · ' 3 ANO 1rtp • coupoM. ti shelf/tires/engine • xtrs FORD ·&a MUSTANG restored, mu11 see. ExClff«lfCondltlon, Auto-Pomon11 (I) Cotii M-msr.,..; :.(I llAMKI bull· DINING ROOM SET, 12/14 tor U.S . (•Xe.pt arm: to awec1a1et eesi 219 engine. •utom•lk:. 13,500/080. 846·767•. •metlc. A/C, 11,200 080, Calif. 92621 ' ' -ooaer Thi Actltloul BeauUNI l•b~ ctt•lf'll Hewall). Can.eta, Mexico. oller over S• ,000. 95% rn lored. 873-0138 NISSAN .113 MAiiMA 536-7381. s ri_, o Nel.on. 1121 1 Bu1ln i 11 n1me111 listed E'"P'°)lmeuc \lllnted (cu1h10N on ~r• ~ S400_Hj obo. 545-3" 1 1 4 / 2 a 1 . 1 1 1 1 , 5 'PMO. 6 cycl. pow« wJn. -Pomon• 111, Coll• MIN. '~:' ~°' 5535 recovered). MOYlnQ, rnus1 Alrllnl Ticket•. LA·MllWI,. Powtr lollb 7012 7141557-3600 Umouslnn 9050 dows, p(>wer sleertno Clllf 9'927 Tl'litl •1•1emtnt w•• tllld '~=.,,,.,.,,-.,,. ... ~ Mii ASAP See end m•k• t•I oc 1012e 10131 EE -I aJ ~ ' This bU•'""' I.I COl"I· Co.If\ c °" "SENIORS "You< .. __ .. oner 548-3036 s 2J5 oC . . .. , ··---J p 1989 W1an9let ·113 LIMO CADILLAC ~ m l tcY, c. cru .. OUC:led b1: hu•b•"CI &r>OWlll ... ,,, lhl ly Wlrk of • ~·--~ · -Chlc:ago rel OC _,.._. S•h•r•. 22 .500 miles EJt· whit• new enoTne r• ' control, tdt, ernllm stereo The regl•lf•nU•) ·com-~ Coun:y on Oc:'IOC>ei' 5. Liv• In Cornp•nlon Aid. 5 FO RM.AL dining. 111 4x80 j 11 1 · 11 13 · I 3 7 5 . Tllfll llltlllal cellenl cond11+on tus1om hOlst9red, Vldeol liCR 'fV casseHe , cellular tele-~ to 1r1nNci OUll• 1* Dey .... fllc.llltnl local gl•ss lop teble, Erigllsto 141471-2027. Fty brldve &cebfflHfltm• stereo Biue Book is low mil41 1 15000 phone,$4750. nes. undlf tne ficll1oous ' 47 \Uol teler9neee 7141278-0414 wood base, 6 chairs. SPA. 10-person (used in 150 tiourt . 5 L-OMC, x1ni $12.135. Aslqng s11.000 Call bel::!; 8•5 ' prn: 1714) 1150-6300 days or Bu1lna11 n1me(1} ll1t1d o!;;t>t= ~= 1 ~;1 $700 OBO. 842·38 12 pest w/2 pump MIS, cond. Tronlc• & canve1. NB, 721·9633 Mon-Fri 545-0470 (714) 840·5331 evenings, •boYI 0t0· OctOber 10, 1990 19 Novemo.t 5 1990 • · flllert , leledyne heater, Newpeo 1llp ev•H1ble. WILL CON$10ER TRA0f ask tor Tim ~•lily NlllOl"I . ' M·217 FlllJTlll. SA.LEI S 150 OBO 650-5579 17 141831-3048 Trucks 9035 Rolls Royce .77 Tiii blggllt rMQll)hOnl ~ w1i::~st•:ti!!'o111~ --------••YIM UL.En• c...-.. m •GREGOR Alum inum 'lllMC•x••h t••'·'· Auloslmpor!!d 9 !CX)Silver Wr•llh II, Balboa U)Wl'l ll ln.OW<CIUllloed =Counlyon0ctober12. P\BLICNOTICC : ;::;;::::::::::::;:; All ... nil 1 -·~ 6018 boat, 14 fl, 21wlvel.se.11. GOOO llru. good ,-•., whl111choco1a1e hides. Try11...o -' --'-"==..:.:::.:.=,__ ... r ure only ye•r $695 ...,,... 79K. Orlglnally ~d 1n '472211 ,ICTtnOUI .,..._,, Old Llll:E NEW' Sota & 286 VGA with 65 MB •HOBIE 15 POwer skin runs ~o o d $1800 AOlll''ll NB Immaculate through-,.._IC NQTICE Publ11hed 0<1noe Co.SI NAMl STATIMINT Antkpen 6010 loveseat·S700 00. Oinong $1700 Two 286s Mono 4oHP Yam•N outboard' 53·5406 Ullll llUI 0 u 1 s 3 7 5 0 0 0..ty Pilot October :?:? n Thi IQibowtng oersons 11• Beeulftul Chinese Siik 4o;8 table wi4 ch•ira-S175 00, Work Station& S800 ea ce"ter console ne...; '117 CHEVY 5. 10 P u PIS. 1ir . till. cruise, plw. 7141644-9206 ' 'ICTITIOUI ., ... ,, Novemoef 5 1 1 11190 doing t>ut•r'M!tt 1s ''"", 280 line, new, J"•I Queen m•ltress bollSPt· AH 6 mo cMO· ell IBM lr•llef. $4.900 ' \1-6 2 8. f 1 New tires. pll, moo,<ool, olloy•. -NAMI I TATl:•NT M·:l'31 LETS GO FISH!NG,f.:;"'° ¥V " 1ng & lo•me $175 00 ' TOYOT • 198• C-oooe T ... I~ '---------Be h BO H I purche1ed wholes ate • · · compatible 546·23 t3 Both e11ce11en1 condition shocks. 1urie·uP putl·oul ~2KAB0801 " "' .,.1ow1ng persons .,e 1-K vo unt on S3.000, wilt sell IOf S2 ,500 T V /Microwave tar t· Ask for Roy Of Bu<ldy 673-3600 . stereo. new 11licinmen1 110,tll 4-door, ale good con-dOln(I tNW!fft •• Pl.et.le NOJICC 8'11th, C1u1 91648 OBO 760-9590 $40 00. Eitlra l•rgecottee BEST OFFER 650-1396 _ .. _.IL .. _.. dl!ion, S2.50010BO. O'BRIEN POOL SERVICE, Donlld c LIOycl. 1965 table-$10000 · v•tuum J _, --645_.:_8465 215\.\o E. 11Uh St . Cotta 'tcTfTK>UIM.ll lMEll She1tngtori Pi K·I04, tffw. Rare ltemr: twin Fr Prov $25 00. tyPewrlter: f:Wt:lry/furs/M. Sail Boats -7014 CHEVY ·54 PICK .UP 29:l'5 H•tbor Blvd, C.M MH1 C•lil 916:l'7 NAME STATEMENT POI'! Blach, C•l1I 112663 Hllees. Aeg•ncy di"lng S25 00 6025 22' Venture w/lraUer. 3 AEBUIL T lll-2111-ftJtTl 'II Cfllll JOSeph .J1ton-MIUCere. TPll !allowing pe.sons are Ji.ne 0 LIOVCI. 196!1 S/\er· l•ble wl4ch•lre, marble PLIW ""' •, UTitl I En sa1lt. sleeps 4: ntt:e con· WITH CAMPER 52195. 5 . 715''1 E. 111111 St . Cot1a doirlO bu-., lf!Qlon Pl K· •0-4 . Newpott lop Lou1 1 XVI commode --..... ( lTI SEE 642-0567 s1?C9. *'·PIS, Sleteo. low M..a. C•lif 978:>7 JI M SW E ENE 'f Bdcll, C111T!J16e3 720-9:9 2 !, •lll-1021 • J~LIT (I 111 o " · S 2 · 5 0 0 ---mdes. e•tellenl con· Tll11 bu1une1s 11 co"-NETWORIC SUPPORT SYS· Tn11 busoneu 11 ton· 1 ---------s:wm;: 6 191388-42 15. F OAO 19 79 Rantnero -dltlon f2AU052S1 ducted...,. at\ individual TEMS ,_ Montan•• Sud. duceed b~ l'outb•r>d 1!>0 wite Lo•o• ••l•cllon of i.-.-0;;.;"'-""";.;;-;;-;;-;;;__ ••-• ., 1' pampered air 1•115 p1 pb, --'ll 1•1115 lne •1g•st•1ntt1! com-1rvlne. Ca~! 9:l'715 The 1eg111r1nll•I com· * BUYING ITEMS '* * 1890t 10 19509 • *Jewelry to Household* PINN LY Msg. 673·6223 ApeH.ances 60 I I MIC ROWAVE. Goto S1ar, works gr1•t. $75.00 or oes1 offer Call Jud~ al 5411-3035. Mu&t Sen lmmedl•tely. Llt!e new Kenmore Wasi'l- 81 1 Dryer. Onlr 6 mo old Gr eat de.al. $11150 OBO 720-3781 rnorn & nlgi'lt llCIWEYOlll llE&Oll TMIOlll Ill IEW IMPlllVEI LIWEll IATES $2.44 per day Tt11t's ALL you piey lo• 4 hnes. 30 C•y minimum m tile d i1monos . v1n l •g• Speed/SklBo.ats ate ex~t S3.6SO ••LLIWET TI menoi:ed 10 1r1n•ac::• bu111· J•....,.A s ... eeney J1 1• menc;eO ta tranuct buti-wa1 cties one! Ro1e11 and 640-8585 llTllU U 111PE 9t YOTl r111» ur'\CJ<!!f Ille ficht•ous J.1on11n11 Sueed. PIS, e!r Ull . 18881 Beac:ler 25. S•r>dr.1 M s...._,.., •• a1>ch11 on .June 1. 1987 Harald Jewelers 3116 A u h 1 g r e • 1 7<nV wneels {2GNC009) 1990 '4ori1111a1 Suet lrn•ne, C1M Donlld C Llo~d Newport Btvd •t 32nd 6 191388·•2 t5 ask 10; Dodge 1973 Wo•k Van St,111 J~ J M.suclflre 92715 fl'llt 1111emen1 wu 111«1 113 0311 Ma1k de...,.d•b• $\ 100 OBO -UTIL AO-• ThiS 1111enien1 .... , filed Tn" busoness 11 con. w•tti !ll111 Covri•~ Cll<k ol Or· -....... ' -•-TITITA 'I' XTIA CAI ""'h l"e County Ci<!!<k of Of· Ou.tied O~ llusoand ind wile ange Coun1y on Sel)temo.r 548·~53 1925 Harbor BIVd. C M 81 ·~ Cavnty on Septembll!r Ttie •eQ•1!rant11 ! com· 28 1Q90 Fur•lt•r• fer Salt Coocti, matching cn•11. 1 Enghsn wide welt crians. baker s •ack. cnandeher. armoore 13•9 a1ea rug, 760· 15 1;> rv message HENAEOON oeaut Bom· b•y king 1>d1m set. com-Pets & Animab 6049 Slips/Docks/Stora,.. pie1e ... 111gnted head· !II-Fora 1971 Campet lll·2IOD P/I 18 1"90 mencoecl to rr111•11Ct bul> P S 1111. stereo ,470ltt ,,.... ""°"' 11\e Foci1hous ,.,_ Pub~sti.O Oranoe COllSI D.llf'/ P11(1t October (I 15 22 29 1990 boar Cl 6 drw• dresser Dachshund, All:C. min! blk 702 2 bubble IOP very good w1m1tt01 SJ950 662-3331 long h1Jr mate. shots 6 Slip Avail-No Love Aboard conditlOl'\ S2 700 OBO cassp1t e sl•Oong Pul>••s"&d Oranqe eo.s1 1Bu•1nes1 n1mej1) 111110 R/w•,.d ow. s en II low Dally Ptl<ll Oclot>f<I' 8 15 :12 ilb<>Ye on October 11 1990 M·1!Hi mo 010. $250 (Shew or Up to 36' 1575 5.C8·5053 miles ~1N9637JI 29 1990 S...0•• M s-y Sllll M·?01 Tllo5 i11lemen1 ,..,s 111eo>1---------- :syour bu-rnOYtngto1 oetl adorable. also 8' Side Tie to 24 ' .f250 Toyola \9119 PanaJ van ,_loc:.ltlCltl? Announclthl bronie glass do9gle SWALES ANCHORAGE t30099t7) Contact /---::::,-,-:--:.,-,-,--l""11l tne Count~ c1eri.. 01 a.. Pt.Bl.IC MOT ICC llLLMOIYTIYITA PWLIC MOllCl ~, eou.n1von0c1ooe. 121 --====~-I CIOOt 1141633·6280 Deity 9.5 548-1501 Tow 722-1441 1888 t Beach Blvd ~ B 1990 'ICflTK>U S 9UltNEIS • tS fllllfr lhC... 1lt.1 1/Q1 U1"" l•l-1 111 ,.,C T•Tio'u~so••ss I PuD111ned o.,,,,; 4=: T!A:!~~ ..... T~!!' ••.• RE MODELING / Additions CUSTOM llEMODl'.llll Deck• Custoi:n rin•Sh Make your house llle c•rpent')' Oec:occo Conlr nome you want we ~e !lie • 532722) 55.CJ5112 • ..... ~1"11fJ.llf1 ~~~----------1 -0 "p --· -NAME STATEMENT '''• •IOI ....... 1or-22, 19 00~ bu1•'!eSS at • M tllll!fr H~ !Oil!.,, ''""' INo~~ • 11 •990 "'' VW '63 BUG TN IOliowol'IQ p.-rlOn" .1r1 """ ~ f.AN DESIGNS 119 W • II rt:rrOI• ~ !O!lt}Q 11 !"" G doing l>Ullr'\NS "'~ M·234 16tll St . Suite A4 Cost• · m\UCl l*XI. 1111f'C.'>"• u lt oocl running tond•hon '°"ISSAN OF CYP~£SS J--7:::-::---,,.,,-,.,---JMna CA 92621 •llllC'iSM"A~lo.ft1'1i Ut9'> One owner Origonlll '" S800 L1nco'n A.,enue' P\.IBltc N()JIC[ RichardCOllll!!• 2819J Y11 tenor Purchased new 1n Cypies' c .,i.r 90630 F"'ro Lagun• Niguei Cat•• 111·1171 Eurooe s 11100 OBO HW9 All10f'>Oll~I' G1oup .. ICTITK>US •UllNE•• 91656 IJM -llAIJ... (:i'13) 43 1·5090 ~30torn1.1 Cyp•t.SI Call! NAMI: STATEMENT Tti1s bu11nes1 IS ton ~ The 1onow1~ l)lfllO"S lfl dVC:led b~ &n lf>Cll\n<lu11 UITl IU Alli MAU I Autos Domestic 9300 lll•s bus1nes• '' con. doong ou11ness u tri1 ••o;:•s11 1nt!1) t()t'n· ...... frllwlJ(llJ <IUCled tJ~ •<:OIPQr ilhon S1 '4PLV THE BEST menc:eo 10 l•MIWI bull 11 f ..... •--•-BUICK 1984 CENTURY fl'>e •1!:915".1n1is• CCI"'· GI' 15 102 Eutl l'tPI UI ne•t un(le< 11\e Fot11h0US · /--"'::;,;::;:"'~-=c'':..:-:::.1 •·doot loaCed sh11p 1n ......,..c-0WJ on 1111/90 $12/Hr • MATERIALS BMW !987 3251 549-4 198 Su11ne1s name-lsf 1 .... 0 Mon• taw 102 E11t.1lyp RICl\•rd E Coli+e• Aete<eoces 675-4006 Con¥e•llble g"y/bliltk I BUICK ., • .., 1 ilOOWI on S.p1em1>e1 Xl . lut Cost• Men C.1111 This 1111emen1 "''s llled S • ..,ega E'Cel· 1990 92627 "'1tn !r'M! County Clerk ot 0,. ACOISTICSPAllTl'.I lOOOO 30000 miles.! fe"l cond•lion o n• Roll'l<lO:P'> L Hi• Pt--Btand• S Biiiey 31685 11ngeCounl¥OnOC1obef 1&. MEN w M N HILOREN Guaranieed 1n,u•ed e•t•il clea,. must sell owner all P0Wl'• $4000 <l!'"I S.. l)IUfi So Lagu"4 Caltl "90 71 41724-0t34 548-6584 l n1s •.t•••-• ••• ,,,-• 91071 · ••-•Become Ptiys1ca11~ F11 Loe o Call R&S 543.9025 I .. ~.. ... •• _. •Become Helllhlf!r BMW '115 325E I CllC•llaC 1978 Sevol~ wolti 1'C Cou"IY C51er-ol ()<. Tllol Ous•,,es1 11 tO"· Pubbl1fi.ed Otange Co.11 i Leatn Sell-Oelense RA INBOW C0rcte M111n1 55(>(1 LOA.OED 49K mt 52 OOO miles lea!lle•. 11nqe ovnly <I" "Pl.....,bef o;lUCloecl tov "~eo11I Piii· 0 .. 1~ PllOI Octot>lr 2'2 19 Kung-Fu 1T a1Chl 474·8150 Paontong ln lE•! House & S99000BO 540--0374 sh11rp 673·8103 ev•· 1~ 1<)90 ne1!iller S 12 1990 __ _ Aol Ou11I tob Ftee est F47°"°' lr.e ri1g1sl •anl(.I) t()t'n· M-21• Ooor ~-Repaor A.Jter&hO<"S St Ht~5691197 636·1758 '"ft91 Pyb!!shed Ot.!IOQI Co.11 mer>ceC1 to 1'•nlK1 bull· been doing tna1 tor o~er 2tl ~ei:1s LIC 61~·3535 C0n~T•uCT1on & Bu11Qrn~ . . . ; .. Cab1ne1s Pa,.l'l·LOC:l!.S· pf\ llW •tet ••• ,. CADILLAC 78 4.doo1 OaH~ P!IOI Oc:IODe< 15 12 rlllS unOer ,,,.. roct•l•OU• S Of CO"SI . depend•ble Qfllll 1 U BUY I INSTAL L 8' 8'41e ?Cl N-.._ • 1...,.,. Bu1!no•• o•mO( f I , d 111rs-Ofyw!!·P&l•OS·f!lt Aulo (2CBN4.C0) 1r1nsm11$10n 1e11~s Bes! v-~ .. ,..-." ~ 1 •• 1 PUlllC NOHC£ 35 ~·s e•P Jei• 1 642 _ 0567 qu•Uly wotl1. CA ht/ Comple1e or p&flial •emdl I Fauc::els·L~ht f1•tu1e Ga1 Ca,,. 11 1 5 '-1·2 19 aDOwe on CklOO<lf 1990 SUMMONS bonded 21J.i45-4059 Tlle-Cato•flf!IS Reaoy t>y Openers·O!l!iPOSals-Claris Sllltl 0 e< J.ter p<n Br..WS1 S S..le}o ICITACIOtil.WDtClAL) GOLDEN NA IL Bullthng & the Holiday 839·2056 Wale< Heater&. 548-6494 camEW ••• 945·7404 MLIC NOTICE TF'ltS 1111-11 ..... loll(! NOTICE tO DEFENDANT Rern(l()el•"Q AH phases ~ 1500 Auto M1JI Or. s A lcaatllac 86 E1oor11<10 with Ille Coun!~ Cle<k of O• (A~!llO. Acundol SAM UEL -SER-VICE DIRECTORY ol ta•oent•v Lit 1nsd .... rtrNt0.etiqt •,,. ' t•i.•lfl 1Bft1ge OnlyJ4000m11es FIC TITK>Ul lUSINEIS anve0 Countvor>Oc!ot>er 12 H l A'I' /bona Frl:'f'estf;6S·S191 Decks. ba1oonies. s tairs TME~REEISCEIE FAA HIN IN Al • • Newport ladJS cl• NAMESTATEMt:NT \990 YOU ARE Bf.l'°"G SUED Que! t ork 722 .,,, • HANGINGISTAIPP1NG 112 500 Ca!! 760·3119 The !Qllow~ person• 811 F4nl• BY PLAINTIFr !A uo le11t.1 i '-'AST~R CARPENTR'I' 1 y ""' . -o Lawn-Tree·Shrub·l"stall L•c~560875 VISA-MC ' ~ ao•n.g bus.ness u P..til""8d °'""111 C:0.11 o .... •n<11nao1 .JAMES C I F•amt' ltn 'remdl11epairs ~ _$prmklet tnstal!a!oon 673·l5l2 BMW '117 3151 CHEV '7.C NOVA aulo TflA VALINI\ l~T:i' EIOl"'l Diii'/ PolOI OC;Jober 22_ 29, 9 00TH INC . 1 Caltlatn•A 20 yrs f:.<.ll Un10" traonea Tree Tnm•nif'!" Re,...ovat CONVERTIBLE low,..., 6cyl NuBallt'')I Ave ~~ Cos11 Me11 C1tolol No\f'l!ml>ef 5. 12 1990 ProlHs<on•I Coroor•!lor'I Fot mote 1,.IOfm111on CALL TODAY'! ASIC FOR LOIS '°"' Service O.rect..,•v RepreMin1at1ve 642-4321 ht. 310 "tllC llTIOI The Call!. Public U1111Ues Commission. REOUtRES 1na1 all used, l'lousellold goods mOYef•. prtnl their PUC Cel T numbet. l•mo·1 & chauffeur'• print lhe<1 T C P "umber In f/l adv~lsement1. II yOIJ h•._.. a QOMtlon •boul thl legality ol • mover, Hmo or chaul!eur, Call PubtlC UHU••• Com· milllO<". 714·5511-4 151 Ac r'"'' ' , B ·• ' ,. . . -buslneM, not your t>oc>k.'.I. ASTRA'S ACCOUNTING FRO we MAUl AWAY APPllANCES. rr• °' ct1•toe. 115-51111 fr, ' " • "' ' . I • .,., .. No 10CI 10 ti•~ Of small La Ma &c• WEgaiiih<fh~ogetner 818Ckl l91l.-IOaded.cf\rome Xco"o $1750 OBO '12fi2~ M·2l3 "'°"'"' IOC "L(NO C11ll BIK~ 122 "'' lnterlOf plasle• patcllong wn int anups Total lnte<"oor Remodt'.h'J w"~' ••1-d•• w•• I -·•>•> < ··-' _, .. ,, "' .. Afl W•ll le•l"<e• & d• ''' Ro!ol1l1ng • 432-8804 + S "'" ""' '"'"' -· "" DAVI lf'IM l:f'lls--'umfttOnl " yw s l 5990 eN!Ce ADVICE TO TH ranty e•tellent co,,. C EV"' E1.ien •~e ·H C.0.11 MISI P\IM.IC NOTICE l• ""'"on '°"' lo flt. 1 I Smitl l HM!tl0111 Remodels lln1sh1"g FrM est 1 •C ~ 25 CRAZY 633-717;> d 111 o" $ 2 0 0 0 0 H ' 1954 El Camino C,oibl 9:i'827 IJ P1•rltl1" '"pclft" i t Hogr. Quai.ly Old tasnoo" Tt •, Ml-tff,I • TREES • '~· , .• ·. ( ·2EIC4113I 760-9295 1327 ilUloma!ic pis plb Tll•1 buso ne!.S •I co"· 'ICTITK>U1 eUl!Nlte ll'lhi cown. wo•~mansh•p 30yrs 0 C 1 o lw many e.dras S2 OOO lductld by an 11l(f1Yldu1J NAME STATEMENT A._...,.,'""""" cal wilt 64:>-1770 I CARE KEN •ANDREw:SORYWALL T '"'' '' •• ,,. ~ I OBO Call G•ant A! '"e •eg!tl•1nU1) com· Tti ..................... IO<'lt I•• .,.. -· C op....,,lremo•o Cle•""P · " w••S ••n;. _ .. __ """ pr •-: rour type• • " 1 u11orner Srvc ........ T .. I ' I ... 'II a 1 Ii 545.95 79 '""""•d IO l•anMCI b\.111· ooong bullll-.II wrllflon """°'" .. '""' ... •AH ""•SM •<t-0030 nu lawnlsPrlnklr 751-3478 tus om •-uring. qu•lity ~' ,1ndel t~ r-1.t~·o GOOD MAN Su•PORI "' ... ...,, _ _ WOfk. Problems-No Pfob· Aulo . j781 Q91 ) H ICE '17 ICE "" """ P"P"' .. '°''" ",... ri\lfl101ay1 pa1Jos pa1hs. eft No 1no 100 small rt•s. llic••r 131-0l&J C 1 1 CORCRETE SPEC IALIZING IN • 0.1veways Pa!•rJS • Walkways/Saw Culs * Bnt~ R1bCl{)!IS • SIMll Rel"to1cemen1s • Sandbase 1 E~-cansions • PaliO Cove<s FOR FREE ES TIMATES CALL CRAIG 569-1 560 * 772·0350 • •.LAN OSC .I. P 1 NG .Tree 1ems1 r32686• 554. 7113 l 11,H I LI R ES Bu11,,e11 "•ml(tl 1111•0 2S2 "'°''" l-411t•OOC1 Sl•ael •Pl the covrt to hi., )'OVf .,..,.. $p11nklets Cle•n ---• Aul O Transmes.sion AIC •OO'lft on Seolemt>er 1. Orange. C11il lt2666 c•-· ups Comm'! meint 25 El'S PUSTERllli CI EYIEW IMW Full Power {329 126' ' 1990 E11c John ~an 2S:i' " r0<1 do nol fM1 ,_, tlKELEmlC Att Res•d ICo"'merc••I 471 4)650-7056 MARRIS-WELLER Gen Cor•!rKIOf Elet!IC $entice fe<'ll nl lrnprov Comm/Oflt tAes Energy Mgmt Computer Po ... er Llc601108 540-1979 PAllEI PACIFIC N • A N W Aepelr. Roadwoodlc.o&r Pos1 1epta<:e c M /N,B. Jim Whyt•, 842·120& -n•1-un1 """'-CALL PAT064-0080 ~rs e~p 545.5 114 Reslucooo, '''''"· 1500 Auto Man Or, s A I •319126/ Suun T Amor1 Norin "'''""otld Straet O<· rMPoft" on tlml, ,_ M•J 1111171 1117% fn,, lt•lemet1! ..,.,, f11ed &nOfl C91•! 97666 ._ 11'11 c..tl, ind yovr GARDENING-full Serv.o9 Tewtures. Cemrigs tnl!E.xl ~ Mth 1ne County Cllrk o:I ()r. ft.ls bulJrteSI .. to" •99"· '"°°"'Y Md ptop- 1and1caoe·Sprlnk.l•1•· Free est i63·3418 Wl'.11$ A"Of' Cnunly or• Oclober 5 duc1sd b) "" lnc:llv•Clull 1rty fl'l•Y be 1111.9" wftttot.11 Sods-Mow·Edoe-Clnups. SOITll COAST Hiil tfCIO T111 r•11istr•"1(sl com· fvl'tfMot •wnl"9 ft-IM Reas Ra1es 966-271'ifE FIAT 1112 211118 harbor Blvd. c M , .... ,.-• --"4!~~1 ~...,!~ ".~~-at1,_,,""',.-.,· eovft. HlrEH•Mt-H21 SPORTCOIPE 12' ••• 0110 ·-·---·----·· ·---,,_.,,,,_,..~·~ Swstt Trt e LH41G.,. Resldenll•lllnOuslrli J ,. •-· 0111y Pflot OC'tober 15 :l'2. 9us•"e11 n1me(sl 11111d qllfnm8ft11. 'f'ou ""' • .,..1 Mal"' IG11rden1rig Serv•ce Lie 54 11178 V•••l '"••I•• 5 speed. run1 goo Cl r ;iv N'"'wiml>"• 5 1990 •bovl on Octocer 1 1990 to ctrtl '" 111ofner "el'lt Aets Free esl 5411·5174 '"'_ ~ 1tm11m. $700 968-9125 ORO 1985 Mustang M·~ 11 Ent Goooman •••W· tt you do l'I01 l!l'IOWn 289 new cuslom pain! red Tiii• s111smen1 ,... .. llled .,.. •ttornar. ~ _,. ceM"" A· TEAM GAR DE NING • '' ' HONDA 19115 ACCORO • wlwh11e P•"S!rlpe n-f>tElJC NOTICE ••th tile C...OUntyCierk of Or · anenwr .....,.. .. ~ Ot' ANO MAINT 18 yr• e•p hlnglfl missing, loose? door. s SP"f!<I 55,000 ypllolste')' Ve<') Cle an Ing.I' Counly on Octoblor 10 .• "Pl -'Cl Offk• (ll•IH '" Ju11an & Yol•"dl Gai· Flatrool•eak7SmallJOOS mlle1. N•vy b lue , S4300 d1 11315 16-6501 'SJttl 1990 ll'll~book), denlng S.rVICI 642-392l are quic k & easy 1& y•s 1 LOAOEO Lea~1"g 1111e eve 7 141893-58211 f tCTITIOUS IUl lHEll '47,•s o..,_. di !JUI • loft· e•p Lie Q11 113·5703 must $4111 $6100 OBO NAME STATEMENT Put)lrsneel Orlf\09 Cols! tr..-n .. ,. cttec ... )u- .11.,Rtof "Offill 6•2·9316 Tiii loliow"'V peisons 111e 1Dllly Pllol OCloblr 22. n . dk:IM vtitld Ilene "" pla!O " FHI 'I• LTI <IOOt>Q bu$1MSI •s Noven1be• 5 12 1990 di >O DfAt CAllMDARK>I RQ.denllal & Commerc1•I .J AG UAR 1986 XJS Aylo, C•s•. AM/FM. CIC, 0 CONN OR ENERGY M·221 ,.,. pr11el'lll f wn• Retools. ••cans & Sk.,.tts gray/gr•y. Sllowroom plw, plM81S AIC (52331 COMP~NV 100 KA imus ,..,.,,..,, llC"I• • ,., .. Oual!ty Wor~ F•ir Aales cond111on. IP«l&I wheels ~ 1JGGi331 Or1\l'l! Cost11 Mesa c .. 11 Plll.IC NOftC[ qwlne •n Ml• o.,,., Fas• GUARANTEED Svc s 19 000 Days 662-5449. 1111• 9:>1,6 Un9 elltta I ................ FREE Est1matet •S57.C9• E¥85 730-5425 e Chadwell O'Con00< 202 4 'ICTITK>UI .,...... ~-no t. ofnM:er.1 068-51191 494-8!1()4 r.1111 lllll S Ol!l•Y Ot1v1 Ne ... pott ........ ITATIMIMT prot«c ... : I" ,.......,,, JAll AI ltll I JI 2060 H•rbof Blvd C M Bl•cn. C1J1t 92580 Tr.e IOll°'"""'<I oer_... "' eKrlba ....... ...._.,.. IICllC blue, •~cellenl con· 142 0010 Thll bu11,,es$ 11 con· OOlnQbulineMU G"mpllr Clll'I 111 fer· AHCAEDITCONSIOEAEO ~ d•lio,., S2J .500 , • OucledOy ar'f ll'ld•Vldual BEVEALY COLLYER, fl'l1 lld1d•1 11911•• BOSTWICll: and GRIFFIN •1er/llt1•lflt 780-3675 Tile ·~·st•Anl(ll com-71111 T1lberl ........ 14A, Hunt• ......... .,. .... ..,I 714 673-7490 an & !nslall•Uons. Fiii ~• lln'-LI "'8<1CeCI 10 111nuc1 DUii· 1ng1on Belci'I Celi! 11264& ..,.. 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I, ltlilO ..,IOtl Bl~ Call! 92848 tfftl!Mll• I "'"'p!I, puHis Storie·Tlle-Block & Re.'. fi"fliHl:iNl" J AC-KT'T Every option. w.,r•nty. •u,,rool, 72K mH•s Cl'ladWlllOConnor hit Cuttnesl Is con-,.-.iceM.rle,_... l81ntnn Wflll Ill y'1l·e11:p SYSTEMS 1nstelled thowroom ,,_..., 13495 1133-3310 d•y• T/\11 lllllmenl wit ''*' t'lucted l)y Ill lndiYld\illl •It.If IU ..i.tlo. ... d!Mfo • -11 ·,•,, ,,., 87"JOS> Business 0< rM>dentlal SACAl,:ICE S47.000 OBO. 6•0·6930 evenonor with lftl Cou"'Y Clelk of Or· Tl'll t1t111s1r1n1(1I corn-r •It•• C•••• .a1 1" --liiiiiiiiiii.;...iiiio.1•noe County on Seotembl< menc:ect 10 lrenuet OUll· 1tt••lld1d sift ..._ .._ --· prlcM 531-022 1 (71 4l 850-72040ep I' :i'S 1tt0 .,.., ~'"' ,:1e11t1ou1 ....._.,.,.., .. dl la""9. l-;_,;_~.:..:.:..:..::::.:..:.:.:.:c..1 OISTllWUt•Y ..... ~~(7~•~•~13~•~8~.0;,•,.•,;';;";;;";;";.,,, F•l'l'WTAll P470lto 8vs1oe.11 il•me(f) Utl.O l•llltlft '*°' .......... P•t10'1 to BIOCll wells. No 5 ,.. 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