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=~ :r.--·Fred ·Martin: My days with the Beatles
Sunny and cooler with west to
southwest wind to l 2 mph in the
afternoon. Coutal/lnland hiahs from
65 to 75. Lows 42 to Sot. For the
Oranae Coast's most complete weather
information, includina boatina. fishina
and surfina reporu see pqe AS.
IN THE NEWIROOM
Zock Ray Blue! ... The pastry chefs at
Le Meridien used l,000 pounds of
gingerbread dough. 480 eu whites, l 23
pounds of powdered sugar. 180 sugar
canes and 20 pounas of other candies
to create this year's holiday master-
p1C<"e: a 22-foot-tall gingerbread Eiffel
To~r ... The tower. another in a long
line ofhohday extravapnzas at the
upscale Newpon Beach hotel. is now
on display 1n the hotel's Cafe Fleuri ...
l:ht public is invited to view the eyeful
of Eiffel. JUSt one of many dccorau ons
--that have nscn for the occasion in time
for the holidays ... Cafe Fleun 1s open
daily from 6:30 a.m. to 10 p.m .... Le
Mcridien Newpon Beach is located at
4500 MacAnhur Blvd .. Ncwpon
Beach ... The only m)'stery surrounding
the colossal cookie centerpiece is what
in the heck did the pastry chefs do with
480 cu yolks?
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llUOTEB OF THE DAY
"The developers.. they don't gj ve •
hoot. They·~ speculators. They st~tch
our codes to the max. They·~ ruining
the town."
Newpon Bcach·s guileless Ma)'or
Phil Sansone fAU .
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··The problem of our ase 1s the
proper adm1nistrat1on of wtJJlth. so
that the ties of brotherhood m•r s11/I
bind together the rich ind poor in
harmonious ~lationship."
Andrrw Carnegie
, TODAY'S EVENTS
• Violinist Nadja Salern~n
nenbc'l and ptan.isl Cecile Liead. two
of classical music's bnahtest young
stars. team up for a Jual recital at the
Orange County Pcrfonning Arts Center
at 8 p.m. ma program that will fea1ure
Moz.art. Bccthov~n and Brahms. CaJI
646-0CPS for ticket infonnation.
•The piano and sax duo of the
James Exchanac. fcaturinJ drummer
and vocalist Gcorse Griffin, performs
from 7-l l p.m . at.BistanJO Restaurant,
19100 Von Karman, lrvme.
•Dee Dee McNeil brinisjaz:z and
blues to Cafe Lado, SOI 30th SL, New-
port Beach. from 8:30 p.m. to I a.m.
Call 67S-2968.
COMINS ATTRACTIONS
8 Today ia the aut day to submit
holiday poems, Stories. recoUections.
e&c .. for tht Orup c.at DdJ,....
Christmas Reacten• Pile, which runs
Dec. 16.
INDEX
The o~rvance Saturday of the I 0th
anniversary of John Lennon's murder
brouaht a rush of memories to share.
When John. Paul, George and Ringo
made their first visi1 to the U .S. in Febru-
ary 1964. I had the good fortune to be their
official tour guide. bodyguard, Dutch uncle
and press rcprHCntativc.
The most memorable event of the two
wttks spent with these remarkable young
men WIS the Carnegie Hall concen on
Wednesday, Feb. 12. It was New York's
toughest ticket ever. and I doubt that there
has been an equaJ since.
Celebriues and tycoons who previously
could get· front-row seats to anything any-
time were bca&ing for the balcony. One of
the few souvenirs l have from l'n\y Beatles
fortnight is a ticket I WIS holding for the
managina cdnor of Life. He never showed
Sansone
keeps check
.on growth ·
By Iris YokOi
Orenge Coeat Deity Plot ,.
NEWPORT BEACH -U p at tht('da1s
dunng city council mecting.s. Phil Sansone
1s often gruff. almost brutally frank in his
remarks. par-
ticularly when
commenting on
pct peeves like
the quality of
new homes in
his district of
Corona del Mar.
"The de-
velopers, they
d on 't give a
hoot." Sansone.
71 . said recently.
"They're spccu-
1 at ors. They
stretch our codes
to the mu.
They're ruining Sansone
the town."
Yet the same man's voice and features
soften s1gn1ficantly as he sympathizes with
the American soldiers 10 the Saudi Arabtan
dcten and n:calls his own uncomfortable
experience 1n the Middle Eastern d~n
during World War II. ·
"In the Air Corps m 1943. I was 1n Iran
on the Pers a an G ulf." he said 1n ti1s typical
stra1ahtforward manner. "It was 120
dcgrttS in the daytime. and by 10 a.m .. the
dust would come up so bad the aircraft
couldn't fl y in there.
"You'd take your mattress cover and
throw it in the shower and throw it on the
bed and hope to God you got some sleep
before it dncd out.
··Tha($ why I ha~e w much empathy for
those guys sitting down there."
Sansone, who was rettntly chosen mayor
for the next year by his council collcagun..
is your typical tough guy wtth a heart of
gold.
The New York nauve spent more than
20 years in the military, includ1na service
with the Pentaaon, worked an add1tionaJ
23 years in manqement positions in the
electronics industry and played semi-pro
baseball at one time.
In contrast. the concerns his constituents
. See SANSONE/Illa ,_
Boat parades
brighten up
Coast shores
. '
and the unused ducat 1s now in our safe-
deposit box.
The biuest adventure was the trip to
Washington. Our flight landed in a driving
snowstorm and the boys were uncom·
fortable with it. Thouah used to burrowmg
through huge crowds. this one scared them.
"Fred. you got to get us out of here," John
hollered in thick Liverpudlian.
It's amazing how powerful a mob of
teen-age girls can be. My overcoat and
spon jacket were npped off my back as we
plunged through the horde of teenyboppers
at National A1rpon and out to the safety of
our limo caravan.
The Washington event was a Feb. 11
conccn at the Cohscum. Usually they had
boxing and wrestling there. so the conccn
wasn't all that different.
A cop standing nt'Xt to me had stuck the
lead-slug end of two bullets in h1s cars. You
couldn't hear The BcatJcs at aU -JUSt the
screcchiqg of thousands of girls who are
now probably undersecretaries of com·
mcrce and deputy directors of Central
Intelligence.
They \\<ere tame compared to what
awaited The Beatles afterward at the Bnt·
1sh Embassy's very VIP pany We had
been there only 15 minutes when a woman
rushed Paul with a pair of scissors and
clipped a hunk of forelock. "Fred, get us
out of here:· John said agam after pulling
an irate Paul away.
Lea" ing their manager. Bnan Epstein. to
bend p1nk1cs with the Ambassador. we
went back to the Shoreham Hotel so the
boys could stage a VIP party of their o"n.
The snow was st1ll falling. but the a1rlme
See BEA TLES!lla hll
C1/1111'atln10• Lady at Buadal•p1
~ ~ COllC Ollr Not
Parishioners take part In a cetebratlon of 'Our Lady of Guadeloupe" feu1
day at San JOllChtm'a C.thoHc Church In Costa Mesa Sunday. A proceeaton
and fiesta was held to mark the feast day, whk:h Is Dec. 12.
Fred Martin
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Popularity
may have
cost tavern
Goat Hill owners continue
their fight to keep it open
By Bob van Eyken
Ofenge eo..t1 Detty Pt1at
COST~ MESA -Therc·s still time for
ano ther round at Henn and Ham ·s Goat
Hill TaHm ·
But the Ne"' port Boule" ard v.-atcnng
hole 1s in hot water. The C ll) Council
refused Monda)' night to renew the bar's
cond1t1onal use permit. c1t1ng compwnts
b) nt'1ghbors of no1~ and other dts--
turbanC'C1
The Goat Hill remains o pen b) vinuc of
a rcqut"St for recons1dcrat1on filed by 1hc
bar's attomt') .\Ian Bum.1. .\nd the bar's
mana~menl says 1t will take the case to
court 1f the request 1s denied a1 1he Dec. 17
(II) CounCll meeting.
One of the arca·s most popular ban. the
Goat Hill attracts a far-flung chentcle
1nduding a large )Oung urban professional
crowd mt' patrons arc pos1t1 vel) de-
'otcd to the place
··~fost of the cllentele consists of regular
customers:· said Michael Da"1s. a Costa
Mesa accountant who lives 1n Laguna
Niguel ··o"er the years. I've brought many
fnends here r"e even brought my mother
here. and shc·s a school pnnc1pal -
But <.'It) offi caals who voted against
rtncv.1ng the tavrrn·s use permit say 1t was
the bar's vel') populant} that did 1t in.
··1t dOt"S seem as 1f v.e arr pcnahnna a
bus1nt'ss for 11s su~s. -Mayor Macy
Hombud.le said. "Unfortunate!) that uc..
ccss has ~ome part of the problem."
Councilman Peter Buffa said the Goat
Hall's. ctpans1on several years ago traD.fo-
, formed It from a neighborhood bar to a ~
regional attraction
··Jfs no longer a nca&)\borhood bar, it•s
a club and 1t generates the numbcn of'
customers that you'd -expect from a club. ..
he said. noung that a maJonty of tllic
hundreds of patrons who signed a pctitioe
asklna that the tavern be permitted to siay
open have addr'csxs outside Costa Ma..
··This 1s the wrong p~ for that type ol
busmcss. .. Buffa said. "The zonina oo tbat
See GOAT HILU.. ..
President losing Americans' support?
Former Nixon offic ial says Bush is losing ground
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Orange Coast People
fl'll FIPPIP
SHE 11-------------
A 63-year-old Newport Beach resident and an avid. com-
peuuve. bicyclist who spearheaded a city program that teaches
children bicycle safet) and the importance of wearing a helmet
\\hen cycling.
ON TRACI------------
Farrer. a member of the cit} ·s bicycle trails committee. got the
n1~ and Hoag Hospital to sponsor the program, in which
ind1' 1J ua b dressed as superhl·ro "Sprock.et Man" visit children at
Jll the Newport Beach ckmentar} schools to teach bicycle safety
. 111J pro' 1de discount coupon!> for helmets at local bike shops. r arrer modeled the Sprocket Man program. "'h1ch reached
1.500 '>ludent) over the last month. after an award-winning
rrugram µscd in the state of Washington.
"\\ c're ho pmg to spread this program to the rest of Orange
<. 11unt) E1ght)-fi ve percent of <;enous head tnJu ncs could be
pre' en1ed 1f b1c}cle helmets arc '-"Orn ."
MAKING HELMETS HIP--------
"II\ t:uing to tx· a long process to l'ducate people. ltke it was
'-'Ith st•a thdt\ The hardest part is. the kids sa}. 'They look like a
mushroom head · We say. 'It's better to bt' head smart than have
nn hl·ad at all.' I do think I've seen an increase 1n helmet weanng
Jt the srhool' ··
WHEELIN' AND DEALi N' --------
Thl· energl'tic grandmother "'ho rccentl) won the National < nor' I 1~ht A1Jth.1lon Sl·nes for her age group. 1s as pa~ionate
.ihoul hll\lk hl·lmt'lll as she 1s about qchng Itself
"I 1u't l<Ht' h1ncllng. and I final!~ decided I needed to do this
btan lhl· "lprot. l..t·t \1an program). I ndc a long Coast Highway and
"l"l' all thl'\C I.id'> riding '-"lthout helmets on."
-Compiled by Iris Yotol
The World ... in Four Minutes
. FNllllllllla:I._ ...... , show lhat the Iraqi leader it not tenous about avenina a war in tbe
Persian Oulf.
H OUSTON The Iraqi ambassador to the United Nations, Abdul Amir AJ.
Former hostqes from Anbari. would not rule oul schedulina the meetina for that date. But
Iraq shouted "Ood he predicted that if war does come •. the Unit~ States co~ld a~fTer 11
lless Amt'rica!" and many c.asualtaes in .a sinaJe day 11 at bore dunna the entire Vietnam
families shrieked with War.
delight as they charsed Bak.er said his anticipated session In Baabdad with Saddam should
to greet each other not occur after Jan. 3 because if it did, it would not aive Iraq enouah
across the tarmac at Ell-time to withdraw from its oil-rich nei&hbor before the United Nation's
·ington Air Fie ld on Sun· Jan. 15 deadline. ·
d The U.N. has authorized the uS<: of force against Iraq if it has not ay.
former Treasury Former hostege John Remington of Re-removed its forces from K~wait by that date.
Secretary John Connally d ondo Beach Is welcomed back to U.S. by Iraq has proposed holding the ses1ion on Jan. 12.
~~~ir~:C:r o~Y~~ast~~ r~\1~~~t~und~~~~~~:Y~a~ghter Shannon .. Wllal Wiii PlllU VIII II I llllillll
-Corp.. which financed . ·
the trip, also were mobbed by family members who covered their faces WARSAW -Lech W~lesa. the shipyard
with lipsuck-marked kisses of thanks and moved the men to tears. worker "'.ho helped lead . his c<;>unt~ out ~f
Twenty-one hostages. three U.S. Embassy employees and seven C'omm~n1sm. swept to a . landslide victory in
famil> members stepped off a Coastal Corp. Boeing 707 before dawn Poland. s first pop~Lar pres1dent1al vott' Sunday,
Sunday to nearly 200 cheering relatives and friends. according to partial returns. .
Jackie Nelson. wife of former hostage Bill Nelson of Los Angeles. Walesa defeated .em1gre businessman
kissed Wyatt and Connally on the check and said: "God bless you. I Stanislaw "fymtnsk1. a virtual unknown before
can't thank you enough. We're so grateful." the campaign. by 75 pe.rC'ent to 25 percent,
Nelson. who ~as held at a munitions plant south of Baghdad. said: according t? the first offi~ral results .from I ~5 of
.. God Bless America. There's nothing like it. These people arc the coont.r~ s more than -2,000 polling stations..
T . . • the telev1s1on said. ma:,velous. hey ha ve done things our government can t do and won t Full offi cial results "ere expected late AP Lat«pt:o:o
do. . • . Monda}. but earlier nit polls predicted a L h w 1 Meanwhile more Americans freed under Iraq s order releasing all 1 ec a esa was an
foreigners arm~d earl ) Monday in Frankfun. Germany. Other former sim•.~fh~~~c~~eterribl y difficult tasks waiting easy. victor In Po-
hostages prepared to lea ve Iraq after more than four months under for u:>." Walesa said as he sipped a con-land s presidential
guard or in hrdtng. . gratulator} glass of champagne before the tele-election.
Some of the 175 Americans on the U.S.-chartered Iraqi Airways v1s1on cameras and supporters in Gdansk. where his· Solidarity
Jet that landed in Frankfurt were expected to go to a U.S. Air Force mo,ement began tn l.\ugust 1980.
hosp11al tn nearby Wiesbaden. Others planned to return to the United Outside. thousanps ga thered and chanted his name over and over.
States on M onday. They sang "Sto Lat.'' a song that means ... May You Live 100 Years."
The night also earned more than 90 Bri tons. about 30 Canadians. I )'m•n k1 decltned to concede defeat immediately. saying he did
and former hostages from Ireland. Greece. Austria. Argentina. Den-not tru-,t the poll~. He said he would remain active in Polish politics .
mark . Ital~ the Netherlands and Switzerland. a1rpon officials 1n
Baghdad sa id. ~
L'.S. officials said thq planned to charwr anothl·r Otght rn three
or lour da~~ to e'acuate the rest of the-estimated 750 .\mencans in
Iraq and Kuwa11
Baker pushes Saddam an date far talks
Sccrt·tan of State Jamc.-s A.. Baker Ill said Sunda' that 1f addam
Hu)sein doc~ not agr~e to hold a meeting w11h hrm b) Jan. '· 11 "'Ill
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
A contmgcnt of Costa Mc!>a Cit) ( o unc1I mt•m bcr~ toured a
popular watc.-nng hole that had bct·n the \UhJl'l't of SC\eral
comrlarnt'i from nt•arh~ residents and busrncssl'..,
O"' ner kd Hane~ "'as going to great lengths to sho\.\ council
member.s how much his Get Yer Goat Tavern had 1mprovc.-d stnce
the bar added e~tra ~·cunt~ and other measures.
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INDIANAPOLJS - A natural gas explosion npped through a
hou~ing comple~ at 1he Fort Bcn1amrn Hamson Army pos\ on Sunday
night. inJunng at least 11 people. officials said.
There were no immediate repons of deaths at the post. which
sen c" as a processing center for soldiers en route to the Persian Gulf.
At least two men and a child were 1n cnucal cond111on. a hospital
ollit 1al said. -BJ tb~ A11ocl•ted Prrss
News of tba Weird
C-ty clean u11 wltll
Its residents' toilets
hes Jsphull road pa ving
"It \\Or~' a' wt'll a~ an~ roc k
ba\l' \\Ou Id "'a~" 8111 Menchen.
a ma1cnal' engineer w11h the
count' road dn 1s1on
; . Local News Briefs . ome u1uncll members were skeptical. cspec1all} Ma)or Jane
Hathawa). "ho had publ1cl} stated that the former neighborhood
watenng hole had gro"' n 11110 a popular )Upp) nu1sanrc. complete
w11h dan boards. C\l'r} beer manufactured tn th e British empire
and a clrcntck th at rm pro ' 1sed on ncarb) lawns when the} couldn't
"all oul restroom hnes.
S.\NTA. R.\RBAR.\ -Most
co11n11c'>. \.\ht•n the) "'ant 10
m;,ik 4• their roads more
:>panuui.. "'1dl·n them. Santa
Barbara <. uun t~. ho"'e' er. l'I
making its roads more . com-
mo<l1ou"1.
The lOUOI~ ·s e'(pemm:nt w11h
rorcelain gods ~gan more than
J ~t·ar ugo. afler th e cit} of
~ant:t Rarbara ino;t11uted a rt'·
hate program to gl't 1h rco;1dcnts
to take out their old. water-
gunling torlcts and replace
them \\-Ith thn fl1<'r 'ersrons. No
onl'. ho"'l''l'r. had thought
ahout \\hat 10 do with thr
cao;tofT'i
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Suspect dies In crash Jollaw1n1 ch111
-\n un1dcntilicd ~oung man died JUSI after midnight Sunda).
lkl'ln~ from pol1n.· o n a motorc>clc stokn from Costa Mesa.
J\turd111g tll polltl' \\ho said tht• \ ict1m crai.hed into a curb d unng
a h1gh·'fX't'U pur'iu11
\1 .1ppr0\1ma1el~ 1 ~.J7 am . a "h1tc male. 18 10 21 years old.
led Plalt'ntla pt.ihtr on a high-speed chase throughout the 'itrcets
of PIJu·1H1a afll'r he "as spoiled on a Kawasaki 750 Ninja
11111111rl) k "hit h had bet:n reJ)(irtcd \lolcn frum Co'ita Mesa las1
I riJ;i, Dct "" at.cording to pollct'
I hr man tarn1ng no 1dcnt1fica11on. went th rough SC\Cral red
light., tx-forl' cra.,hrng into a rurh on F-ullerton Crl'ek Road polic~
... a1J Ht· "'a' pronounc.ed dead b} Fullerton paramedics The cau'ie
11! J\alh ha~ not }el been dctl·rmtned.
Man stabbed to death at party
\ 2 \-\t·ar-uld Plac.ent1a man was stabbed to deat h and an 18-
\t':tr·t•ld \ mha Linda man was wounded during a fight at about
• x ~11 pm J lur<la). at a pany in the 4900 blo<.'k of Via Dd Cerro
• 1n \ nrha I 1nda.
Pronounced dead al Placentia Linda Hosp11c1I "a~ f \ -\aron
\t11111 21 I reatt•d for a stab wound to the arm "a' I ~-,car-old
Stnt· '\,it.hula) Ltndsa). The suspect rs sull at large Jnd ·has not
htTn 1dent1lied b~ police.
Over 40 bar women deported
\ \NT -\ .\ N -\ -I.\ total of 41 women who were alleged I} paid
to rnt1ce men to buy them dnnb in l<K·al bar'I were betng deponcd
following a weekend crackdown tn Santa Ana. 11 was reported
l\unda}
About 60 undercover officers from thl' ~Jnta Ana police
. department. the 'itatc Alcoholic Beverage < on trol depan mcnt and
the Immigration a nd Naturalrzauon Service riled 45 women in a
pcno<l1r round-up of bars suspected of hiring "'omen to keep men
drinking. an Orange County newspaper repo rted
Santa l.\na police s,t. Dennis Rios. who had f~"' details on the
wcckcfld crac.kdown. sa id state law proh1h11~ anvone from soliciting
another person to buy him a drink rn a bar.·
-From Daily Pilot 1tall aod wlrr rrport1
Pollce Log
ClltlMnl fl ... ,...,.
"Miss Hathawa). let me '>how ~ou what wc'vC' done 10 cut
noise o ut hcrc.-." ~1d Ham·}. d1rect1ng the non-nonsense ma) or and
her i·rHou1 age to thr open-air pauo.
Hatha\.\a\ "epped out. looked up at sk) and took a snon of
fre<ih air. But suddenl}. a shadow and look of fright co' ered her
face .\ split-second later she "as pinned to tbe ground by the
hlood ~ bud~ of ( ork) Miles. who had been launched like a guided
m1ss1k from hr~ out-of-control coroner'<; gurney
"Eeek. get th1 \ animal off me~" Hathaway 'itrcamed. "{il't him
off."
"Goo<lb}e rnnd111onal use permit. h<.'llo Leisure World," said
a J t'Jt'l.:leJ Hane}.
To be continued ...
Did You Know?
Tlnsel-town theme should
be 'Hooray for Toyonwood'
•In Orange Counly: Deck the halls with boughs of toyon. fa la
la I o)on? Well. the rarl) settlers mistook the shrub with the red
berries for holly. But 1t isn't. it's toyon. T hose big letters should
spell 1 O)On"'ood on the fam ous Toyonwood Hills. The bush ha'i
blo'>\om'I tn the summer wh irh change tnto clusters of festive red
tx·rrrc\ at pretly much the right time to put up the C'hnstmas
lk uirat1011s. 'IO go ahead.
Dt.~coratc this space with your h1stonc11/ fa cts. Send them to
Vu.J ) 0 11 K no" ~. Oran1e Co11t Dally Piiot . P.O Bo.\ J 560. Costa
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W11h an abundante of old
port'l'lain toilet taking up space
1n II\ landfil l. thl· roun1~ has
found a "'a\ to ren clc them·
Crush them. and · mi ~:: 1he
puh ('riled part1l'lc'> 1n "'1th the
crushed rock that uo;uall } under·
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A stereo valued at SI SO was s1olcn from 1 Volkswqcn th1cr took about S 121 1n loose chan&c from a
bua in th~OOO block of Harbor Boulevard betw«n 7 p.m. bedroom in the 17000.btock of San Raftt'I trttl sometime
Mondav end 9:4~ a.m. Tuesday. tbit Wttk af\tr pry1n1 open the praat door of the home.
Someone u~ some ~n or hna shot Wednesda y to
c:u:ip':'lt an unkno,_.n obJtct 1hrou1h the fron• window or
Donut Maker. at 16487 pi'tf'alc Street.
A black lca1htr ntcn's l.Kkct was stolen ftQm a draf\tnt
room at Bu ttr Edwards ab'I. 1402 hon Parkway.
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A v1dcocassc:11c recorder and a telcv1s1on Kl were Upon ~umina from the stort Wcdn~y momma.
stolen from a home in the 3000 block of Fillmore W~ a I 1000.block VC'f'biena Coun rtttdcnt found about St.'4)0
betwc:cn 7 and 9 p.m Dec. 2. worth of toots stolen from her prqc, whtch had been tef\
0 _open.
Someone bto" into an offict at l 194 A1rpof1 Loop • O
Sheepskin \Cat cove" and stereo equipment were ~tolcn from a convcn1bft Volkswason Beatie sometime
WcdDHday nt&ht !)Irked In ftont or 6402 Frttbom Drive.
0
Vandals cau~ about Sl60 damqe after putu~ supn
&Jue into lot'ks at Oceanview H1ah School on Oothard
· \ ~oman complained lhat at the COJ'n(r of Lltuna
Can)ion ROid and .. ro.dway. 1 man aot out of hit car,
came up 10 htr car 1nd started kkkina htr 11iu. SM aid
lhe min told h~rto tolf down htr window. and Uuattatd tu bttak the window 1( ahc ~futcd.
Orilfc Tbunday. The burpary wu reported al S:07 .m. A _ olc a l98S Muda RX7 c~rly Thur.day
='"-=:-=run~ ~lK>t avaitatilerriday:----m«ftu"~ •• ltoSO lfooktuo1m Ave. fWt-Thunday moauna... llS"91 .... 0 --
0
A car pat1ttd 1n the 2'00 block or Ora. Avenue was
stokn. The theft-... repone4 al 1~14 p.m. Thul"ldey. No
(unhcr detalll wtre ava1lablt rnday
0
A raidn'lt of tk 2900 block of Bimini Drivt "potted
a pro.tirr at ):jj Lift. Fndty. No~ Mt totMld.
2 "&Ill -
•
I A 1986 liwu Trooprr pertcd al 214 Utica t was
rtpor\Cd •tokn Fnday monu,... ....
Computer tq••Pft'IC1'• and •• "*"ina ~aNed 11 M>.000 WC1C llOk'ft "°"' NaeioMI Lda C'1rr. l7 Meudtltj.
0
Monday,·Oecember 10, 1880
l.lcll 1nlz1111ns ire helping 11 spre1-hllld1y ell
Kttpina in the holiday ptnt. t1on .. pany 1ta n in1 al S pm at
m any l«al bu incs~ a nd or· Coopers and L>brand accoununa
pnitations have all sont o f events firm, 4675 MacArthur Court in
planned this month to help ~ncfit Ntwp<>rt Beach.
vario us cha rities a nd a.imply •Dec. U-U: The Senio n '
provide some aood cheer. Some of Outreach Proaram at the Michael
those events inc lude: E. Rodiers ~niors· Center in Hunt-
• Dec. 1-14: Orange Coast Col-ington Beach will be packing 105
tcac's Associa ted Students arc col· holiday food boxes.
the Carriqe Ho use, will host a n
open house from 2 to S p.m . LO
benefit Laauna Beach ho meless
he lter A S2 donat ion i beina
UC\tC'd for adm1s.s1on.
Dee. J7-U : The Newport
H11rbor C'hn stmM Par.de takes
place every e vc nina 11 6:30 p.m .
durina the week. •Dee. 17: Clark · and Miller
Chiropractic Group arc offcnna
complimentary adjustments in ex·
cha nge for unwrapped toys for
needy children. AppQintments can
be made by callina 54(}-3883.
Police and fire officials
Off er tips for safe holiday
lccting gifts for needy and abused •Dec. U·ZI: The ''Cruise of
children. Unwrap~ JiOs can be Lights .. will give to urs through the
dropped off at the ASOCC Office brightly d ecorated Huntingto n
Mo nday lhrouah T hursday from 8 Harbor to benefit the Orange Coun·
a.m. to 9 p.m . a nd Fridays from 8 ty Philharmonic Society. For t ickets
a.m . 10 S p.m. call 553-2422.
•Dec. l·U: T he merchan ts of •Ott. H-U: T he Huntington
Callens Comer in Fo untain Valley Beach J unior Woman's O ub is
will adopt a nd suppon seven needy' sponson ng tts annual Operatio n
fam ilies through the hare Our Merry Chnstmas. which will g.ivc
Selves organizatio n this holiday 2.200 need) people a week's upply
season. Each family will receive of food. Fo r food and toy d1stnbu·
e no ugh food for a complete holiday 11on sues call 962-3863.
dinner and gifts. •Ott. 15-lt: Residents can
•Dec. l ·U : T he Cit)' of Newport adopt an ange l on the Irvine
Beach Parks. Beaches and Rec· Crossroads sho pping center .. .\ngel
rcatton Department is again spon-T ree" fro m 10 a.m to 6 p.m . Each
soring Rent·a-Santa-Claus p rogram angel has the fi rst name. age a nd
for a $30 fee. Reservatio ns m ust be sc' of a child who needs a little help
m ade and paid for nl least 24 hours to haH~ a men) Chmtmas. The
in advance of the visit amf are on c;hoppmg ct·ntl'r 1s on Barranca
a first-com e-fi rst-serve basis. For ~ farl wa}.
information call 644-31 51. •Ott. 15-U : The American Red
•Ott. 3·ZO: Ocean Chiropractic
in Newport Beach will be donating
services in e 'tchangc for toys and
other g1fis for the nl-cd y children of
Orangewood Ch1ldrcn'5 Home. A
tree "Ill bl· '>Cl up 10 the lobb) of
the San Nicolas Dn\e offi ce with
the na me'> and ages of children in
need of g1fi'i lJn""rapJX"d gifh can
the n be C\Changcd for free t:arn
•Ott. I t : Thc < ·sp Youth
Shelt<"r ~111 hnld a '"'\helter .\dop-
Cross will be sponw n ng several
holida) blood drive : Dec. 15 at St.
Eli1abCth Church. 9 H1llgate 1n
In inc. Dec. 17 at Sequo ia Athletic
Club. 10 11 5 T albert St. in Fo untain
Valle): Dec. 21 a t Hoag Memorial
Ho<;pttal Conference Room . 301
Nc14port Ccntcr D mc. Newport
Beach: and Dec. 27 a t Latter Da)
aints Ch urch Cultural Ha ll. 5402
Heil St .. Huntington Beach
•Ott. 11: T"o Laguna lka h
ht·d-:ln<i-hn·a~la'il\ F1ler'i Inn a nd
• Ott. U : Concern n. an all
volunteer non-profit chuitablc or-
gan 121t1 o n fund1na children's
cancer research. will ho ld its annuaJ
Ho liday Celebration at Bentley's of
Huntington Beach. T bc celebratio n
begins a t 6 p.m . and and SS dona-
tio n 1s requested at the d oor For
morr mfonna1io n call 639-1429.
• Dttember: Free hohday faxes
to U .S. troops stationed 1n the
Persia n Gulf are being providc-d b)
-\ T & T s ··oJX"rallon Descn Fax:·
T he sen ll'C 1s a vailable at all AT&T
pho ne centers and most m1ht.af)
bases througho ut the U nited States.
Troops can rct:e1,c the messages in
less tha n 48 hours.
• December: The Costa Mesa
Police Associatio n and C ity Hall
Fxccu11ve Clu b are sponsoring a
food and gift drive. Donations can
br dropped off at the front desk of
the Police Dcpanment or at the
W c\t Side Sub C)tat1on. 567 W. 18th
1
•December: Cito p the Pain 1s
pon.,onng a 10} drn e Drop off
un"rappc-d g1f\s at To~s-R-l 's lo-
catton" including the storl· in Hunt-
ington Beach. 7212 Edinger .\' c
-By tbt! Dally Pilot
8y Anne CekOI• equ1p0¢d with an mex~ns1ve 0r.,. eo.1 Delly PllOI mesh ~recn that '>ll'i on top of
As the holidays draw near, the chimn<.·~ to kcep sparks from
loc"81 fire and police authon t1cs flying &'Ml )
arc offenng som r simple ups to O utside the home, fire officials
help make the season safer. C'I· rccomm~nd rcc.1dcnts cut a n)' tree
pccially when 11 com es to branches a"'3)' from the ch1mne).
fi remove dn leave~ a nd other Chnstma treec;, trcplaccs and debm from. lhc roof and never
heaters Even wi thout t he live burn p.ipcr. trai.h. pine eone'i a nd
Chnstmit'i trt'C"i, ""inter • an C\· needle'> or Christmas trees 1n the
pcciall} hU'i) 11mc tor fi refighters fireplace \lnC~ they bu m q u ickly
as hcateri; and firrplace'i become and can be C\.plos1\t.
a lead ing cau'>C of ho me fires \\hen 1t lomes to Chn'itmas
according 10 ihl' Orangr Count) trees. kttp them mounted in
Fire Department Capt Dan "'atcr·hold1ng stand~ awa~ from
Young fireplaces rad1a10~ and other
··You haH~ ~our.el f \el up for heat ..ourccs \ oung !MUd (heck
morc firei. to occur:· ..aid Orange all lights hefore pu111ng the m on
Count) Fire Pubht Information the tree and don't u'>C more than
Otlicc.·r l\1am1 \ubol threl' ..ets ol light!> per singk
Chimnt'~'> ~hould be dcancd c'teni.1on rnrd l\c\cr leaH
and in\pc•rtc.·d fo r crad..s and homt'.' o r go tu btd "'1th tht• light'> na"'" at lt:a'>t nnct a 'ear and on. he addrd
furnace' 'hould bl· thoroughl) Other trl'l' tip'>
clcanl'U of hnt Jnd dui.t before •Ne' n u<,l" l'll'l tm light'> on
mctallll trl'l"> use. according to departmt'nt in-L ' b hhl I h formatmn I 1ltl'r' ,hould al'iO be • "cep .. u ing ig t\ a"'a~ from children
replaccd at lea\t onu• a )'ear •"e'er U\l' llghtl·d l Jndle'> on
I ns1dc thl' hon1l' 11·, a good tree' 1ir uthcr n ngrl'l'O!>
1dl·a to hJ'l' .1 prnt«\1\e i.necn • hn· retJrd.int trn·\ Jrt' fl'
ovt•r thl' tirt•plale to h•t•p -+<1n,.___'lu_ ired h' la"' 10 nliln' plJl c' ol
spark\ and t h1mnl'"' !>hould be put'IJ1, J,\l·mhh
Newport Heights on road to new park
By Iris Voko1
Orenge Coasl Dally P1IOI
NEWPORT Rf .\C II -T"'o
n t m~n'> ha \l' propo..cd an 1dt•a ICl
do'it' off .1 re<o1dl·n11ul \tft'l't tn
de,cloping li mini rarl thl'rl'
l he pmpo-.al h' Bill < iu1dero. a
\.\ l""t 1'.lc"'pon Hc1ghts homl"u\\ nl'r
and Brad \m11h. J "le"'pon lkalh
res1drn1 and local arlhll<"t:I lJlh tor
thC' closure .of Bnl\.1 \\enuc at Old
"ic"'pon Roull'\ard and dc\(·lnping
:i I< JIXl-\(ju.trl'-11101 mini par~ "1th
tir::i<o\ ~·m hl·' .ind J "1111 lot" thl·rl'
con'"" ot ahout 200 home ... man'
ol "h1rh Ml" l·ondom1niums tha.£
attrnll HHlnll tam1lic'> bu~ing their
ftr,t pll'l l' of n·.11 l'\latc. Smith s:i1d
"\<1 'nu ha' l' a c h lldrcn-1 n-
1en'i1 \l' l'n' 1rnnml·n1 thl're." Smith
\;)1(1
'l't thl' nt'1ghhorhood ha' no
puhhc parl . ~m1th \aid
< fo\ing ofT Bol<,a a lo"'·U'>t' re\I·
dl·nt1.1I \trn·t onl) ~'4i ~ard\ long.
"111 add1t1nnalh d1sn>nneu thr
Ol'lghh .. rh1){1\l ln.1m lhl' lOmml·rcial
c,tnp alontt Old "-l·"'port \m11h
'aid "It tJ~l'' ll1mmerual trallil
1101 nf tht· fl"'llknt1JI 1one" hc <oa1d
Thl· <ti\ alrl·.Hh ""'"' thl· land
'lnll" II I\ j puhlll \tn•t•t \(l J(QUl'>I·
rould lnl ludl' gras'>. trl'CS. p1rn1c
tahlc'i and bcnche~. a ~nd lot with
pla)ground l"Qu1 pmcnt and a pa,cd
"lllk14a\ tha t "'ould allo'' pcd-
l'\lrian\ to "all from the re~1den t1al
m•1ghhorhood, to thl· n:'itaurants
:ind hll'llnl'''e' along Old "ie"' port
Hou ll'\ a rd
Ron ~h1tlc). the nt\ 's Par~'·
lkJl hl'' and Recreation d1rcrtor.
\J1d h1' ')taff hai. e!>t1 mah:d land·
c,car1ng c,1dl·"'all . hcnlhe'> and
pl:Hgruund c1.ju1pml·n1 "'Ill CO'il thl·
C'll\ ~..,4i000
sc.·paratl' 11 lrcim lhl' husine'ises and
p ro' 1dl' a hlutltop 'IC"' area
l:lut \m11h and othl'r'i in th<" arl·a
""ould n cntualh likl' to -<>ec ;in
1nliltra11un ul hmm·., along OIJ
t·wron Aoull'' .ird through ml\cd-
uw prn1n t' th.it lomti1ne re\1dcn·
t1al unit\ "1th tiu'>1nl'\'>l"'> M l\t'd·
ll\l' r>fllll'l I\ '' p1l Jll\ plau: J 1ohop
on thl· ground floor ol a hullding or
1n thl' lront of thr Int with rnn-
dnm1n1um unit' hu11t Jh<l\l' or he-
h1 nd thl· \hop
•When making paper decor-
ations. look for m111c rials labeled
"flame proof"
• 1 nd in home!. Wlth ch1ld.rcn,
avoid decor.m o os that arc small
or brra~abk and trimm1ng.s that
resemble food since c hildren
could m 1stakenh cat tht'm
O n tht' cnme front, Mu nt·
1n1to n Beach C nme Prevention
pec1alist Jan Starling hti several
ups to ht'lp male the season
\<lfer
• .\\01d carq 1ng large
.imount) ol Lash and be eura
cardul "'1th pur<>e'> and ""allets in
cro"'ded shopping area'i
•Do not put large dl\pla}!I of
holida' gift., in plain 'IC"'
• l !te automatir umen. on
lights ""hcn lea' ing for the hol-
1da) S and ha'e a neighbor p1d
up ne~spaper. and mail.
• lmmed1atl'h mark ne" gifts
"'Ith a drncr''> lilcnM" number or
othcr 1dent1licat1on cock'>
• <ienl' non -al lohol1l
be'crage11 tor holida) gue-st' uSt"
a 11"er "'hen sen mg akohul and
mmt 1mporumh. le'Cp into\·
llJll'd friend' and fam1h from
drn 1n~
Thl' uka I' 'urpmtl·d h' lit\ 'taff
and the P.trl\ lkal hl·c, and Plan-
ning ( omml\\111n I he ( 11' < lllln·
lll \\ 111 ~· ,l\~Cd l\l Jpprtl\ l' ~,5 l)(lll
tor the pruJnl \\hl·n 11 rl'' 1e"'' thl·
l It' hud11..-1 in JJnuan
Thl' proJl'l I \\11uld Jddrl''\ a lllU·
pie of prohll'm' JI oml· -lrJllil
1mpal 11, on lhl' fl'\ldent1al ne1gh-
h0rhood and I.it~ 111 par~' \math
\a1d
1111n ''''" an· ellminJtl·d mali.1nt1
1lw p.1r~ .1 ralhl•r lnl'\pt'n'il'<' '<'n·
1ure \m11h \Jld
Plu'> thl' ul\ alrl'ad~ ha\ plcnt'
nf monc) 1n the par~ fund belauw
ul all thl· reu·nt nm\trUl·tion in thl'
area and 1hc park dcd1u1t1on fee,
l0 hargl·d tor cal h hou'i1ng unit.
\m1th ..aid
<II\ p11hhl "ori.. .. otlil'1al' "'l"rl'
lnl11311\ UIOll'lllCd th,lt dll'>lng
R1il<o:i \\nuld 1mrat1 traffic pattern').
hut n•,cr'>l.·d that opinion \1me
mn·ting ''•lh 'm11h and C1u1dcru
and d1\CU'l\lng 1he propo..al r hl· Parl' lkJ~hc\ and Rc1..··
n.·at1nn < omml\\lnn unan1mou\h
\Ul1f>'>rtl'd 1he 1dl'J in 'o'l"mber
"'•th lomm1\\loner. agrec1ng this
"'J\ .1n 1dl•JI "':I\ to pro\ 1de par~
~pall' fm a rcc;1dcn11al Ol'1gh·
horhood "h1l h hac, no othl'r land
kit for parl atqu1\1tion
I hJt "J' thl' Old 'l'"pon
Boule' ard Ol'lghhorhot'ld \\\lUld bt·-
l 11me morl· r,•,1dl·n11al in nature
and the m1n1 par~ \\nuld fit in
pi..·rkl th ~n11 1h 1oJ1d The m1n1
par~ u1uld Jl\u pril\ 1u1..· a land~ape
'' ht·nw that .uuld be lOntinued
J t"' n Old 'r" fK'n Rouk' .:in1 all
tht• \\j\ Ill \\ l'\t ( OJ\t H1gh\\J\
<\m1lh \U~l'\tl'J
.>on,.. S'*1fius 0. enge Coeat 09ily PQol
Artists rendering of a proposed plan to close off Bolsa Avenue
at Old Newport Boulevard 1n Newport Heights and create a mini
park the re
The "l"H Nl""pon l k 1gh1, lllm-
m un1t) -rough l\ hounded h\
\\ l'Sl m1 n)tl'r \\l'nUC. 15th ~tret•I
and Old Ne.,..pon Bo ulc,ard -
Bulletin Board
H NT INC,TO "-BRC .\( ti
Those sufTenng Imm hol1da' -.ea\on
dep~s1on "111 he ahlc tn "'ur~
through lht'1r pruhknl\ 1t\\JJ\ during a
stss1on 'poMored h\ the \olut1on
Source C'<'nter ~J\onal \lklll\C £>!\-
order ( .\Dl 1ndud<'\ \\mptom\ ,,1
stress. anu<'t). dl'Pf<'\\lllO pan1l fl·ar
o'erca11ng and c,uh,t<1nt:e ahux·
The ~~!.ion 1\ fr« hul a rc~n at111n
1s rtqu1rtd f ur Jrrangcmcnt\, ,,ill
l·S00.628-3JQCi 1 h<' l'\('01 \\>Ill bt'
held al 1835.:! lk.ll h llh d 1n II uni·
1n11on ~ach from '7 '" to 'I pm
...... ,,.,_ •• Cllllll
NEWPORT BE \C H -Fret' clU'4:'>
arc ~in& ofTered c\pla1n1ng S<'lf·hclp
methods 10 end ~mok1ng. control
"'eight and manage ~tress. Thl· da~se.,
ar(' scheduled for the lum:h hou~ of
Tu"'1ay. Wedne'><.13> and Thu™1a)' in
th(' fif\b·floor confcrtnc(' rO\)m of
Sanwa Bank. 4400 MacAnhur Bhd .
Newpon Beach
The classes "ill he iaugh1 h) a
boa.rd cen 1fit'd rhn1cal h~pruhcrap1st
For mort 1nform:uion and r~r
vat1ons .call 9H· 7<xl I .........
COSTA M Si\ -8111 Mills. arn-
cral mftl.lier or the Orangt Count)
Water Dmnct. "-Ill discuss the
drouaht, pt'O\ m ons for future supphc~
and other water issues at a Mesa Pndt
mcet10J' at 8 a m. Tue1day
A contlft(ntal breakfut 1~ mcluckd
in the Sl.50 chara(' for tht mccuna at
the Costa Mesa Counlr) Club. 1701
Oolf Course Or • near t~c rom er of
Harbor Boulevard and Adams Av-
cnut.
For reserv1uons or 1nformatton.
call Camille Courtney at 671-1400.
Mna Pnde. a osta Mesa c1v1c
arouP that works for economic "1taJ1ty
and promol« community awal"t'nn.s.
mtttt monthly , ..........
cosf A M A "'Cdebrate tn
Style... 1 rnttton W'>W put on bot an. Cone Cone~·, mm-handisu,.
...... t.1un .. clotlUfll fmm local rewlet'Hc•M .. noon Tundly .. tM (8111,.. ""*"' c"''"· Door lriln wen br pvett .... ., eed
.... ~·-" • ........_ bycaU-tll 4J2-020l. _ ... _ ..
NIWPOllT HAeff -Al·
11 •tifBI' ifOlll Mll)I. A·H•at·
Thl' ard11tl'\I \J1d he 1s 'i1mpl)
proposing .1 ,ontcpt and 1\n't
pro' 1ding J 'Pl'lllil' deo;1gn plan
But hc· c;u&gl'\tt•d · the: m1n1 P<Srk
ington Bc.·.1l h "rll hr' 1he katurtd
spt"aker a1 lh<' \\ l'dnl'WJ\ nl<'C'l1ng of
the Orange < nunl' (haptt'r of Youn&
E"ecut1' C\ 11f \mcn~a
The 1 311 .1 m tir,.1~1.t'>t at thr Pa-
cific Cwb ..i 1111 \1a, \rthur Bhd
!'llcv. pon fkJ, h " SI~ for mcmht'n
S20 for non-mcmhcr\ For f"t"!>('r-
' at 1on~ lJll 1~1111~\
'im11h 'i31d conccms about a par~
fronting on J lOmmcrnJI '>trip
cnuld be alle' 1ated b) raising the
par~ aho' c the boulevard a hit to
...... , ll't ....
Ht 'll'\(1TO'\ BE.\( II -Paint·
1ngs J<'"rln r rafl'> C<'tamll\ and
other "'"r~' 111 art "•II t'll· nffncd
ThuNJa, JI the Hohda\ \n c,ak .ti
Goldrn \\ l )I l olkgc'>
faclusn e \\Orks b' t;ilented (, \\{
an1st\ "'II he a'ailahk .it r<'asonabk
pm:c' otli, 1JI' "'1 td
lcbool lunclt menus
FouDl11n \ allt)
x bool Ol1trte1
\tondn lh'ffil' '''k lhlh t'luucrni
u'rn. tru11 1utll' l r.i, lcr' nHI~
TuHda) RH<) J'l('rl nh 1"111' frl''h
lru11 t1t JO!ll' 1u1.t' h.imhurgrr hun
d 1111.11IJ11 mill
\\ t dnt'idl) 11.tmhurgt<r pall' "'11h
gra'' nu,h<'J fltllJhlC.'\ lru11 h.1r hrr.iJ
~'-mJrJ.H1n1 mill
Tllursda)· I 1>rflt'\.lv ..andv.11..h nll\\-J
' c:gct.ihlr fru11 ul•t' mU\IJrd mi ll
f'nda) < hcr-.c Jll//J lrr'h fru11 1Utl'
trcJI mill
Hanlla1toa Btacit
Cit)' x lilool Dl11rlrt
\1oa•ay Hol d ''" a bun mu\tJrJ
pa<~rl halrd ht.·.im 1.arr11t , .. ~~' 1,r
1 .1m .ur
TuHdl\ < htl ~rn f\Jlll<' v.11h " hun
Jnt:• "''·Jgn 'an111 .. ruJJ1n1. ~hu1u· of
mil~
Frida) 'J• he> 'hC'l.'"t' " 'lnl'l' l l°ICf'
''" l' " J't'Jnu1 hu111·r J1r mullin h11t lrfltl'n 1,-m,,n ,,,,l , h••tll' ''' mill
't'•porl \1f'\I l Dlfltd
~lloot Olurlt'l
~1oada) 11.tmhurpt<r or \p.1ihctl1
lrcmh lnl·, r1nl"<1rrl, l htlllt' "' mil~
Tandi~· H1>1 J,.,. 1>r ,p;1,.hc:111 ~rt'cn
l'oc J "' orangt· "t'Jttl"' , hu1H' nl "" "'
111• '""·" '.Ill' "rdnnda\ Rurnlt1 11r \f\olghr111 "1th
frt"n,h hrt·aJ lo•''<\.! -.ataJ :.ippk JUll.<'
h"'H' 11 m1 I..
nusdav lurl.n lllll\\ &. ma,ht"J
pot:llU('\ "'' \f\;lJl\('111 ,h1llt'J ll<'<l•h~
J 1r.ncr roll , h1•1t'' 1•1 mill.. Jr.lpc:' u"t'
h.ar
Frida)' E.g rull "1th riH· t•t 'i>aanc111.
101~ '3taJ Jpn ••I' , h111t c •ll mill
OttH \'Ir• Scttool Otstrk-t
Mo•d•)'. liamhurgl·r frTn<'h fnC'\
r1n<'OJPJ'lr , hmtc 01 mill
Tut da)'· Hn1 Jog. Jrt"en beans. lr~h
<>•Jngr 1. hmtc of mil l
Wtdbffday· Burnln 111!.\Cd \Blad
[X"a• h('' 'hntCl' ,,f n11I~
Thnda)': Turi..c' gra~) potatOt'S
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mil..
Frida): Egg r,•11 \teamed net' apple
1u1H JJ'nll111.. • no11 r of milk
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\ oh em('nl and cntr('prt'nrunal prc..cr-
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The )Ale: "''II he hl'ld from Id am
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for a hohda) ornament <.'\Change
p.1rt) The Queen of Heans Guild is
thr Laguna Bearh t·hapter o;u pponing
thr C h1ldrtn\ Hospital of Orangt
County (CllO< I
Tht chapter assists lht ou1pa11ent
chn1c. ""h1rh pro' ides ch1ld1Tn under
age 18 "'1th ml•d1cal C\ alua11on and
trntment More 1nforma11o n about
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M1ddk Fa~t :it th« Sunda) funu-nmcr hone' h\iner
\ponsol"t'd h' the .\mcm:an lsr.icl Fn day: <. hrr'<' · p1ms. p1ecappk
Puhhc-\fTa1rs <"ommmcc a1 thC' We~-cirun~. frosted < ~tmas rake-
1n South Coast Pl:lla Hotel hl'rl' lrvlll' l'1lfle4
T he l'' l'nl ·~ thC' maJor Oran&c &lilool Oldrlel
Count' dTort sponsored for ~I P.\t . Mooday: < hl'\'\( p11111 or charbrn1IC'd
th(' onh .\mencun organ1zauon rcg1s-tioimhuracr I"-<' r>lllC' 'h<'". \Ide of
tered to lnhh' Congresc, and the \d-\Jlad p1ncarplc 11Jh11\ C'h01\.C ul mill
m1nl\tr:11111n for a c;trong l 1.S -h ratl Tu t4a)• Hot J·~ ,ir ra\1oh, p:acket of
partn('l"h1p gup111e' "11aJ "' ran,h d~ss•na appk
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htnnan at (f,IQ) 2'7-0646 or (g()(}) cho1 e of mil~
17,i ... p22 "'MMt4a> \foumn1 and chttst Ol
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NEWPORT Bf.\( H Sco11 llFlll• ...... ..... milk
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""'" ~ t~ 1op1( of Ltt's Talk Books M:man lkrJc\On, R· 'lev.-pon ~ad\, dQI. barf)('quc tit"•"' m CllTOl suets..
on Thund3) 31 the Ne""port C"cnter ... 11 gu"t at tht' annual Boat Para<k or onan~ half or IPfll( ch01C't or milk.
L1brar). 8~6 n Ckmcnte Onve. The Lt&ht!t D1nn<'r sponsored b) the Re--rn..r. Taco .. '4.>fi nour torull.a.
discussion group '' free and meets at publinn .i\uoc11tn of Oran~ C'ount) shrtdckd lcttU<T ~rated chttK. dattd
10 a.m on Munda) Ott. 17 prachn. chotC"f of m10.
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SANTA .. NA HEI OHT thf door • pnC'h 1nim1I t'rlC~en.. chortt Of " f or rctcrva11oni a.nd 1nfonnation, milk.
fnt'nds of O n ntt Coa.sl lntcrfa1lh call '\Ian Ptte"°n ll lS0.14 THl4ay: Rib 8 Qfbun. takr
helter invite C\Cr)Onc to ,oan an I. Thf RtpUbhcan ..ates 1 a '°'· rouftd c:auup. cnam)' coantaw •/dtt1w Hohda~ Brunch on the Bay. o n Thu,,.. untC"tr orpnitatio n l'ttOl"ittd b) the l'M1n noodles. d ulkd frwt w/p. .....
day from 11 1.m. to I P m. ll l.be tleP\lbliain Pan)'. · chcmn A ban.a chottt Of mili.. ·
homeoffh11bcth T1f rM)'. 241 2 Mae we-.•r. Tosta.da' ~an/Mha,
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llM!llli tn* by the chaldrn 11 ck A MESA -tlcsmnnon 11 • bluttierTY~a ~ ~ of m ·
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(714) 837-8600
Why does humankind want to be alone?
The holidays are here and soon
they will be the gathering in Times
Square to celebrate New Year'"
Eve.
I was thinking of this ntual the
other night while watching a
"Nova .. segment on the vanishing
Amazon. It struck me that we art·
an "alienated spenes." For some
reason we JUSt don't hkr other
li ving things around us and are
quite successful at ktl·ping them
awa). In Times Square thl're arc
neither plants nor animals: onl~
concrete. asphalt. steel. plastic.
neon lights. and humans.
h 1h1s good. bad. or 1rrele\ant~
I am not surl' what it means. but
I do kno"' this: our aloneness 1s
strange In thl· ..\ma1on or an~
I.In touched \\ 11lkrness. life 1s tet·m-
ing. You C'nuld not C'Ount the "' ing
things in con,tant contact. It's Ith·
a blanl..ct 11f l1k l'O' aing the ea11h.
millions ol· 'rec1es rubbing
shoulders. In t ht• "'ild. no species
could or \\Ould 1<.olatc 11self from
other life lorm,.
I rememocr a 1 \ \l'gnwnt on thl'
crocodile. a \f)l:l'tl'" that h.i' lt\ed
''c11 for m1ll1on~ ul \l·Jr' ( Talo..l· a
moment and con .. 1dcr thl· "1gn1ti-
Jullan Whitaker
rann· of .1 1111llwn \t'ar<.) V. hetlwr
'unning h1m .. clt 1,n· till' land. n>ol-
rng 1n thl' \\aln. 11r "kntl) gliding
"'"ard pre~ thl\ 1nl·rl·d1hk anunal
1<; '\urrountll·J h' plant~. '"'l'\'.\'1.
h1rd ... and ·'dirt\·· "'all'r loadl·d
\\llh all \Ori\ ol 1;1c \Cl. hl· Sl'Cl11\
quite corlll'rll. ac, do all \f'.X'lll'' in
thl· untnudwJ ,,,1J
( >ur altl·n;.itton bn•t•d\ l!..·.11 \
harmk'>'> 'P•Jer 1n the garage "
nelUtl·J JU'>I fo1 llC1ng therl· I
heard re(rntl~ of a \l·lf \utlinent
lnda:in lnbe Ill th!! Amazon that
had lived well for 5.000 years in
their JUngk homl'. They built water-
proof '\heds with special leaves and
uo;cd cc11ain plants to rcpel mos-
4u11oc.,. The) were e>.cellent fisher-
men and hunter~ and had 11ghtl)
~1111. hl·allh~ famil~ units.
Some malttaf) patrol found thl·m
Jnd ~1llcJ all the men. The woml·n
;ind chtldrrn wandered to the
ou1 .. ~1rh of It IO\\fl where thc:v are
no\\ '>trio. and dependent oci&ars.
'onn to tx· a.,,1m1latcd into "more
t•nltghtennf" human culture h\e
tlrnu'>and H'ar' of sut'C'e'>sful Ii' ing
dt1,lnl) cu
( uultl our altl·nauon from other
11' 1ng thing' he ·\\ h) wt• an: un-
hdtnahl\ lrUl'I anti \\a'itl'ful" I l\-
1.ng \\l'll '•n i'llr ... onl'I) 1<; alm'o<;t
dl'lint•d h) till" \tfl'llgth of the oar-
fll'r\ tx•t\\t'l'l1 II' and all other ltfi:.
lf "l' ''i'rl· rh,,1rall) more a ran of
thl' l'l'll\\'>ll'lll. \\OUld Wl' h:t\l' a
\trnngn 't'n'c ol 1nn~r '\<llt'ifartwn·i
Or 1, 1nnn ,,111\l~tl'llon kit OC'>I in
"t'll lit ''oud J111.l u1nnell' .,hl'ltl'r'\
"'11h n·n1ral .1ir-lonJ111on1ng anJ
11ntt·d gla,<'
It 'Ulh \hl·ltl·11ng ,., nl'll'\\ar~ or
desarahk. ho" long ran "'l' l..l'l'P 11
Inside Medicine
up? If each human requires such
exclusionaf) space. where will the
rest of life hang out?
Do you think that a million years
from now we will till be gathering
an Times Square on New Year"s
Eve? Julian Wbltaker, M.D. Is
autbor of ''ReversiDg Heart Dis·
ease," and director of tbe Wbltater
lnst/tutl' In Nl'wport Beacb.
Breast cancer,
estrogen linked
CHICAGO -\\omen "ho tale
estrogen after menopause run a
'\ltghtl} highl'r nslo.. of breast cancer.
a 10-vear 'itud' wnduded. But rt'-
searchl'r" ~,J -"omen ~hould not
au toma11call} abandon the
hormone supplements.
.\n t''>llmatcd 20 million prescnp-
11ons for e'itrogcn arc wnlten earh
) l'ar for po.,1-mcnopausal women to
rl'ltC'\l' lhl· 'i)mptonis of
ml·nopau,t·. light the deb1h1a11ng
htrnt· Jl,l'U\l' o\tl'oporo~•'> and
h.111k hcJrt d1~a~e
BJ tbe Associated Press
~ Cout Dally Ptlot
, ............... _ .. .-1 .. 111
Even all those skinny people we
envy aren't pcrfcc1 all of the time.
But I've heard that they never. ever
allow themselves to .. blow it" two
days in a row.
·1 he bumper sticker I sow in
Fashion Island last week was per-
fe<:t: .. If )Ou lapse. don't collas>Sc:·
it said. I like that idea.
UCI researchers
get $I.3M grant
IR VINE -The Nauonal Institutes of Health have awarded
UCI Medical Center $1.3 m1Uion to part1c:1patc in a national study
testing young adults for signs of the risk factors of coronnry artery
di sea~·.
Under the d1r('rt1on of cardiologist Dr. Julius Gardin.
echocard1ograph1r tests on 4.000 stud> pa11icipants between 18 and
Jt) will be read and anal}1c<l. Gardin. professor of medicine and
pnnc1ple investigator of the st udy. also heads the UCI Echocard10-
grapnll' Reading Centl'r at UCI Medical Cen ter. where a similar
.,tud} 1s under "a} 1n,olv1ng older adults.
"One of thl· thtn~ that could come of the young adult study
1s that "'e ma) tx· able to use echbcardtography to detect early
changes that 1nd1c:.tll' nsk 1n people who smoke. are overweight.
ha' e high blood J'lr\'\!lurc. or a fam1 l} history of cardiovascular
d1!>casc:· said Ganim ··we ma) then be ubk to a<h t!.l' patients
l'arl} on. l'\Cn bdo"· S)mptomi. oct·ur. about ho" to prevent
rurthcr °'1"l·an damage ...
Hean J1sea~· 1s '>1111 the numbcr one disease killer of
.\mencans. cla1m1ng mart• than 500.000 lt\es eaC'h )Car. according
10 the .\ma1c<111 I ka11 .\ssoc1at1on.
Rl''>Ult\ frnm hoth young and older adult studies ma> also tell
ph' s1ciam thc natural h1stof) of coronaf) anef) disease. giving
tlwm an tdl·a of ho" long 11 takes for some people who have earl~
'<1g11' tu .it tuall} de, clop hca11 disease or -1trol..c. <.iard1n added.
From Dally Pilot wire services
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~=Suct'tY
By Michael J Gahagan. DDS
$pec1a1 10 It'll! Oa11y Pilot
Thrl·e out of tour .\nwnctn\ \Ill ·
lcr \Omt• Imm lll 1ntlamma1w11 of
thl gum' In tl\ morl' Ulh anred
1.tagl'. rx:n11d11nt.il Jl\l''1'>l' dc,ll'O) ..
l hr c,u pporu ng honc '\trUll Ure ·a ntl
ran k.ul tn lo" of ll'l'lh.
\It hough 1wr 1o<hlfltal J1wa\t• I\
thl· kaJ1ng lJU\l' ol adult tooth
In-. ... lllJll\ 111 tht• '~mptom'i (\uC'h
"" ""'nlkn or hked1ng gum\) an•
11111 nl'l l'\\,trtl) p.11nlul. H) the 11ml·
tht• '~ mptnm' arc no11n·ahlc to thC'
pa11l'nt in till' form 11f an ah'llC'>' or
lt•<''>t' 1<1oth. the rrnhkm ma\ be
1<111 aJ, ann·J to ,;J\c the tooth
fhat .., "'h' l'arh dl·tect1on and
1rl'atmrnt ut' pa1odont:il dt .. \',J'\l' "
<.o 1 m po11:i n I
BJl 1nial pl.14m· " the fllJfll
cau'l' uf ~um d1sea<,e, tun<.t:intl)
l11rm1ng .1 'llrlo..). tolorli''i' lilm on
thr li'l'lh rhl' t0\111\ prnJutl'd h'
1h1· h.tlll'r1a allal~ lhl' gum<. and
llTlh II the plaque 1s not remmrd.
11 h:irJl·n.,·1n10 a porou'i dl'Jl<'"t
1aikd calcul us or 1a11ar L'en uin'>-
r11·ntHIU'> dull~ bru~h1ng and tloss-
tng cannot romplctcl> prevent the
alcumul:111on of calculus.
I he to\ln'> "' thl· plaque irritate
the gum' and dl''>lro} \upponing
''"'lll'' J1ound the tceth Lt·ft un-
1rca1eJ. tht• gums pull a"a) from
the Trl'fllanll 1111111 pocket '! tmHi+l
with morl' plJque The pockets
!!-f<'" ckl·pr1 ,tlln"1ng thl' plaque to
moq• lurthl'I do\\n the rool'i of the
lt'l'lh. ncntuall> dl·stro)ing the
hnrw o;upponing the tooth.
\ had httt· rda11onsh1p can make
a rx·r,nn more '>U'>Cl'pllbk to de-
' l'loptng rx·nodontal disease and
rna~ l'\Jl!.ltt'ratc the amount of bone
fov, 11r ikten orat1on . When cenatn
tceth l:J~l' an C''(Ce'\'it\t' amount of
fnrn· thr a11achmt•n1 of the tooth to
thl' hom· \\l'a ~cns
T hr bJl 1aial plaque goc'> to the
\\Cak<''it lln~ therdl}' '>t'tllng the
\l.lgl' fi1r rx·rio<lontal problems.
( orrl'C ting a had h1te is a frequent
gtial nf aJult orthodont1C'i.
Other fat tor'\ that contribute 10
fX'rtodontal tlt'>l'asc include S)Slem-
ll' nrohlt'mo; <>uch as diabetes.
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hormonal 1mbalanrc!>. hcrt·t.!1tar)
pn•d1'ipos111on . pregnancy and
th} ro1d d1fficult1es. 4' person "ho'ic
1mnHint· "~"tern 1, rompromrsed1..-
mort· "usn·pt1hlc to Pl'rtodo ntal d1!>-,
l':l\l' ~molo..1ng. e\ccss1ve alcohol
and f)O(ll dtl'taf) hablls tend to
rnrn.'a'>l' a pcr-.on's vulncrab1ht~ to ·
gum probkm'\
Strn~ al!i>u lo\\cr~ the bod)·~ re-
1s1ann· alto" 1ng the 1nOamma1u'11
rl''>!Xlll'l' Ill do more damagl'
Peopk umkr sires.<> ma} also gnnJ
or bru\ 1ht·11 teeth. putung an atl-
d111onal amount of force on the
teeth and \\l'ah·ning the 'iuppor11ng.
strurturl· ~\ night guard ,., somc-
t1mcl\ prc'icntx·d Ill protl'CI the pa·
11cnt"s lt~t:th from n1ghtttrnt:'
clenching a nd bru'1ng. Earl~ d1agnom of rcnodontal
dt'it"asc 1s 1mpo11a n1. cspec1all> 1f
"c can 1ntt:ncnc "h1lc 11 I!> ~till
loc:il11Nl in tht· gum t1s~uc In 1h1s
l'arl~ '>tagc. trl'atmcnt u~uall) con-
"'ts of rcmo' ing the arcumulauon
of plaque that ha~ m1nt:rah1ed and
... 1mtating the sums.
The condition 1s compll'tel} re-
' rrs1blc 1f treatl·d 1n 1h1'> earl) stage.
But treatment must be followed bv
good home care and regular ,·1s1 t's
to the dent ISi.
If the disease ha'> sprl'M into thl"
suppo11ing hone ur the pocket has
tx·comr too deep. the pat1l"nt may
be referred to a pcnodontist. The
Pl'rtodonust cleans the infection
from the pockrt 'iO the bone is solid
and hcalthv around the tooth. The
gum. is then readjusted to eliminate
the pockr1 from the tooth.
Wht·n tht· P<X'kct becomes so
detp th:u tt cannot be corrected by
rtt·ontouring the bone. the pcriod-
onmt ma> rebuild some of the
tl\'>Ul'\ that have been destroyed.
In cenain type of defcets. bone ·~ rebuilt by graO~ of bone pan1cles
from other pans of the mouth. A
harncr of Gotttex material is uS<.-d
to ~pamtc thr gum cells from the
bone ttlls. The synthetic matcnal 1s
rcmovl"d afler four to sill wttks
when the bone has taned to re·
generate.
Sometimes lhc pocket is too deep
to be filled and corrttted usina
bont" &rafl . 1f the toolh is li~ty lO
harm adjlC'Cnt teeth. 11 will be te·
moved to prevent the sprad of
disease. A dental impla.nt may re-
place the. tooth.
A t11an.ium screw pla~ into
solid bone supports the replace-
ment tooth much in the same way
as tooth roots supPOn netural leftll.
Anodtfr option 11 permanent fiud cknu try.
CiintJVlf l'tttUloft ,, .....
problmi f!CJuirina "riedoelal
tratmcnt. G11111val r• 11 I• (•
ctdi119 1Umt) ii 90 :'J: dill to
-IMIUiiiic pnili ..... and 1tw ja.._ • aiaula
. .
nt the\l' luru·' on tht" tl·c.-th 1 he
h111ng force., should be do"n the
long a-.;1s of the tooth \O that the
-hon~ 1mwnd lhc.jocnh abwrh~ the
lnrC'l·
The bone that surrounJ, thl·
outer pan of the tooth dcx·s not
have much rcgrnl'r.lll-\ e rotl·nual
.\n~ <,light mmeml·nt or nona\lal
forces on thi' tooth arc absort'l(:d b~
1h1' \t'f! thin bom·
V.hen thl' ging1'a (tht• strong
prolt'Cll\ c gum '""ucl ~tarts tn rl'·
n'dl· all that I\ kft •~ thin. elastll"
muc11,al gum 11<;\uc The tC'ns1on of
the mulO'>al ll\\tH.' on the bont•
cau'\C''i thl' hom· 111 rt·.,nrb and rc-
t l'dl· ncn furthl·r
Th<" rcnodontt'il ma~ then If) to
hu1ld hal~ "unw \\rung protl'l'll\l'
gum to protl'Ct lhl' bone and stop
thc rl·n·v~wn Tht' 1~ done b> ussue
grafting from the palate to replace
thC' "ca~l·r lt'>\Ul'. The grafted tissue
grow\ and CH"n1 uall~ 'iUppons the
hone
.\nother procedure is a lateral
<,hJing graft "here gum tissue from
an adjacent area is us<:d to augment
the stronger gum MSUl' around the
tooth that ,., rered1ng.
II 1s 'i0mt•t1mcs nl'ccssary 10
rover th~ root of the tooth wtttt ·
gum 11~~ue to eliminate a "long
tooth ·· The co,cragc 1~ a hlllc more
frng1lc bccausl' thl' gum attaches to
the tooth instead of to the bone
around the tooth.
Although these procedures art•
cfTec11 vc at prcvcmmg further re-
rc.-,swn. 11 1s important to assess
\\h) the rt"ccssion occurred. Or-
thodon11r~ ma)' be needed to re-
align the tooth and redirect the
forC'es to pl't'vcnt continued re-
cession and bone loss.
A proaram to prrvcn1 pcnod-
ontnl disease includes conscientious
oral hygiene 1n thr home and rea-
ular visit~ to a dentist for a
thorough crcenina and pro·
fhsional cleanina to remove
bacteri11I plaque: and calculus. The
checkup hould include full mouth
x-ray • an C'taminat1on for pc>ckcas
and an ev4tuat1on of the patient's
bite.
1r1nc pa11~11"Qtnm ptriodontaJ
treatment. a ~nodonaist w;u v.-ork
out a treatment plan that offm the
best lona·term ~ults
•
Orange Cout Delly Piiot
see.ltf Pacific ••-. 'CllPlstms CINI'
Security Pacific preeldent Jerry Grundhofer with Joe Ellen Quall• and Tom Rogers. Stephen Carr with Kimberley Buck.
John Hancock and Mardy Svendsen with Judy and Don Huen-
nekens.
Scrurtl\ Pautil 'Juona l Banl hanl VP Dan \\heeler. attending
l no1.1.s ho" 10 c:n1c:nJin ''' cus-"11h his "'fe Wend) ··'A
1omer'i "'n Sc:roogc\ '" th1\ group4 ( 'hns1mas ( aror IS a favontc o f
l a't I hur\Ja~ hanl pn'<>1dc.·n1 mint.•
frm < rrundhokr 1n\lll'd Cltl·nts ..\nt\111.: dtrl'llOr Da' 1d Em mes
and bani.. hon\. hos 10 '1e" "..\ sugg<='itcd the pla) 1s a fa,ontc of
c hmtm.1' C amr at '•moth ( oast m:in1 '-'h SJX"lkS to the ent1rc au-
Rcpcnon 1n C 11\IJ \k\a \t'l'Urtl) J1enlc .from grandparents to grand-
Pac1fil 1\ 1h1\ ~·a\on\ \p<.>l}sor of r hildrcn a hout the 'alue of
the the DKlo.cn\ l lJ\\ll < hn~1mas. humanll}' and chant}
T h1\ 1s our 11th production and
l'JCh \Car \\C lr) lO deepen llS
Carol Humphreys
J hl· pm alt' pcrtormJncc began
""llh a nX"kla1I rccep11on m the
lhl'3ll'r rnurt)Jrd "here Th~mes
l atcnng t:rc"!> passed "inc and
gourml'l 111.lhll\ 10 among oth~r\.
C arl and Pai '\e1\~·r Jo Ellen
Qualls "1th hanlo. VP Tom Rogers.
Rem Mo.-,,, M1lo.e and Janet Peters.
7ee ·o.\llrcd John Hanrnrlo.. Deeann
and .\I Bald"tn and .\rden
Flamson.
Aamson. past CR board pres•·
J eni and 1A-1tc of liecunt) Pacific
board chairman Ri chard Flamson.
,.., cred1tt'd as the insp1ra11on fi r tht'
bank'.-, man) donations and long-
time 1n,oht'ment wtJh CR.
'"Tonight 1s a grent way to wrap
up the )'ear fo r our clients," noted
ml·aning It'\ alw 1mporun1 to the
cac;t 10 bring 11 hal·lo. )ear after )ear.
It g.1,es us 1rad111on. a sense of
fam1f\ ..
.. .\. Christ mas Carol" runs
1hrnugh C:x'l :!J
FYI . HaH ~ou nouc1ed t\\O real
familiar face behind the counters
ol 1hcChanel Rou11que in 'f>?
Turning ht'ad'i about town last
°"l'l'lo. "ere \1af) 51uan in a black
cat \Ult Wall\ Wolf 1h leather le' 1s.
<;u1annc Pierce in a bev> of new
dude; from .\men's. and actress
Kn1h ' HuN1t1 s11zltng an a bended
hU\llCr
\.\ e hear Barbara and Ben Hams
make divine pan> hosts
\rnold Bcclo.man wall rece1H a
O<.'lated 90th b1nhda~ card Tuesday
e'cnmg at 3 pan) for supporters of
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from the woman in Sarasota who
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ments from your correspondent
1n araso1a "h o \aid
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needs clanficatton Tht'rt' are '>C' •
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there was vcn hnlt' hair loss and
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EDITORS NOTE: This is the
finr m a U'rics of S('vcn columns by
DaUJ' PU.I t~lter rrv1e~r Tom
Titus looking back at the year 1990
on stages along the OraffMC Coast.
Theater, in its many forms and
facets. maintained a formidable
presence along the Orange Coast in
1990 wi th a well-balanced mixture
of the foreign and the familiar fro m
the profe s1onal. communll) and
. collegiate ranks.
There wa). indeed. something for
ever) theatrical taste -from the
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The latter were in panicular
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the Center (with many of the post·
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Saddlebaclc College's summer stock
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to ao where no theaters have aone
before with another handful of
world premieres. Panicularly im-
pttssive in this rqard were Howard
Korder's "Search and Destroy" and
Robert Da~ler's "Akk.hinc·s De-
ren.st." which booken«d the year
for the company. Shaw's "Man and
Superman" provided an elegant
openina gambit for SCR's 27th
~a son.
The year also marked the open-
ing of the Irvine Barclay Theatre on
the UCl campus. Only one play -
the British import "Sweet Sorrow"
-was mounted there (though a
pair of touring Gilbert and Sullivan
operettas made. pit stops). but we
should be treated to a full lineup in
1991. including the hometown
Irvine Civic Light Opera's staainas
of"Ev1ta" and "Pacific Overtures."
The Gro\C Shakespeare Festival
weathered a financial hurricane in
1990. o nl} to bounce back behind
some encouraging support. While a
few Grow shows proved d1sap-
pointing. the company's artistic
apibition "as commendable, most
notabl) w11h a delicious mounung
of ··The Importance of Being
Earnest" (nonnall) not among your
corrcspQndent's fovonte vehicles).
The ..\l1ernat1 ,c Re pertory
Theater also sun 1ved some
fiduc1ar} shortcomings and
produced some 1rtlprc)s1ve work.
the best of ~ h1ch was Samuel
Beckett's .. Waiting for Godot•· (also
not one I'd "'ant to sec as often as.
Sil}.··..\ Chorus Lane .. ) Santa Ana's
other oflheat producing group. the
Wa) OfT Broad"' a) Pia} house. flc>.-
ed 115 m u.,clc'i w11h some ongmal
works (no tahl) ·•..\ttcrshock" b) Al·
Itson Gappa )
T he Laguna Pia\ house forged
into its t'1ghth dt'cadc Y.tth a o;u-
pt.•nor mounting of .. < ae~r and
\lco pa1ra·· and rn 1\l·d the l'St1·
mahk mu\1lal .. Qulltl·r, .. tor hol-
1<.la) rnn<,umptmn C l'il'hra11ng a
more modc\t Jnnt\t.'r\Jn its :!..0th.
tht' In int.• ( ommun1t\ Theater
pulled out thl' '>IOP" for .;The (amt.•
Mu11m Co11rt·Man1al ·· while the
Costa ~frc,a < 1\1\ Pla,hou<.c rufficd
soml' k.llht•r.,• \\Ith ( hn'>tupht.·r
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Editorial
. The divorce trap
Till d eath do us pan? Get real. Married couples stand
ICS$ chance of bean$ separated by the undenakcr tha n b y the
divorce lawyer. with some 60 percent of first marriages
eventually foundcnng. Yet the institution may be rallying,
says The Wall trcct Journal. which notes that divo rce rates
have fallen from a peak of 5.3 per I .000 peo ple in 198 I to
4. 7 in 1989. Are we returning to a day when only Holl)'wood
wantons a nd distant cousins called n splits?
Clearly. what's keeping some couples toge ther is closer
to c upidity than to Cupid. Wives now must weigh the
anticipated relief of dumping d1sappoantang husbands
against mounting data suggesting that women's incomes
plummet after a breal..up. Also. notes a Pmsburgh divorce
au o rnc). "As the econom) worsens. a husband who other-
\.\ I SC might get a divorce ma) decide against ll because he
lnows h e will ha'e to bu) out the wife's interests. for
c;uppon and o ther factors ...
M ore nobl). mem~rs of 1he ma1unng "me" gen eration
ma) iron o ut mantal problems for 1he sake of the "wee"
generatio n Kids normall) sutler from divorce. as au1hors
such as Jud11h Wallerstein (Sc.:cond Chances) and Diane
Medved (The Ca e Again l Divorce) ha'e noted. an reduced
ac;p1rat1ons and a greater bent IO\\ard sdf-destruct1"c behav-
ior -\s has been said. the best thing you can do for )our
r hildrl'n 1s 10 lo' c their mothl·r or father.
Could 1t be. too. that adults arc beginning to d1scoun1
the TV-and<1n cma a~scnion that 10 be unhitched 1s to be
lrl'e 10 enJO) the soc1ct) of an almost limitless host of
a11ract1H· and ~1tt) oppos11c-sc\ t~pes? The image •. as \\rater
~tagg1e <.1allagher puts 1t. is o f .. life as square dance or tag
tl·am. handed olT from o ne interesting panner to ano1her ••
In fact. d1,orccd J)l'rsons arc as apt to find a more constant
\u11or -loneliness
Plain old cussedncs mJ\ sometimes pla't a role. too. >\s the~ \\ltncss the mamages o f fnends and fam1l~ members
falling h~t· 1en pin about tht•m. some couples ma) be ro lling
up 1h-e1r sleeves. clenching their J3"'s. and sa> mg: Not us. b)
Ju,c \h•'re here for the duration
fhe path"a~ trom heanh 10 meat market docs not
usuall) resemble Glor) Road. Ma)be W.H. >\uden was onto
c;omcthin~ "'hen he \\rote. ··-\n) mamage. happ~ or unhap-
P). 1s 1ntan1tcly m ore 1nten:sting and s1gn1ticant than any
rnmanrc. howl'' a passionate ..
Write to usl .................. ..., ..... The.._ ..... Mr .... encoureges ooirespondence from our readers
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~tty longer then 300 w«d• wtll be printed at our dl9cr9tlon u 'a c cc ........ , '8Pj Ot ~---
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town.a along the Orenge Cout. Gueet commentartee may perteln to eny
pubtie i.ue Edlt«lal reapon... .,. reMnted for rebuttalt to edl10tlal
potltloM Of the -.... ..., .....
Lettert ~ ed to be llbek>ut or In bed taste wtl not be pttnted.
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YWlficatlon purpoeea.
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qwe9ttona.,. urgect to c*tttwDdy Plot et-(714) M~-'4321', bi. 352. ~
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DC Legends
l•n only
olatospot
enemy plane
M.in) peupk sa~ H bur Da~
Richardson 143S the on/.~ one 10
rcal11l' that an encm.\ warplane wa~
fl\ ins o"er the Orange Coast
.\1 the beginning of \\ orld War
II. Orange Coast residents were: ·
1ncre;isingl). concerned about an air
attack launched from Japanese air·
craft camt'rs.
The e"pon ship )ards v.C're
Ugly novel gets unlikely booster
producing PT boats ·ror the nav~
and the huge nta .\na .\rm) Asr
Forrc Base -would ha'e been a
ttmp11ng target. The Coast Guard
l IO'>(.'d ofT \le" pon Harbor and
took up station o n Collins Island
and thC' Gillette mansion Even t~
dof'\ li-;hermen "ert kept inside tht'
har~'r
Back 1n No,ember. 1he book
publisher 1mo n and huster
w11hdrc" pubhca11on of a OO\CI
called ·· ..\mencan Ps)'cho" b) a 26·
\ear-old man named Bret Eas1on
Ellis
This dt'CISl<>n >Aas reached latl' in
tht' publishing pr~ss - a month
tx·fort• 1he noH·I "a' schl'duled for
del1,cr. to 0ool.s1ores across the
nation -and came. presumabl) in
rc\ponSt.· io 1hc outrage "'h1rh fo l-
lm,cd the ap~arann: of passage' of
the bool. 1n ~P~ and Time maga-
11nl.'\ It \\3S so late. in fact. that
Fiii\ d1dn·1 t'H'n ha\t• to rcpa) his
S'tXl.000 ad,arirc ¥.htl h. in pub-
lishing " H'" latl' indeed
\n,wa' the pas..:sge-s whK'h got
·· ..\mnKan p,)t·ho .. tosst·d off the
fall"'' al ...,1mon and Schuster >Acre
lktJl hl·J fir\t-pcr-;on de<ienpttom
nf thl· \l'\ual tonure and murders of
"nml'O h' a \\all ')tret·t ~ upp1c
named Pal Rakcman (11\en Mr
flh\• j"lrl'\ IUU') fill Ion -hi\ hl_•\t·
l n11" n ~\Ol .. , cs\ Than Lero·· 1-:.
a' Jm k" and l'mpt~ and tlat as
anqhing l"\t' t''l'r rl·ad -11 "not
l'ntm·h 'urpn"ng h> find that hl'
ha' mtl\ed from finding no ml•an-
1ng in l1fr tu finding no meaning in
tonurt• and murder
What 1\ 'urpns1ng. perhaps. 1s
that "i1mon and ~hustcr "l'nl as far
a\ II did '>'Ith 1h1s book before II
conmkred t hl' do" n<,1de. \es. Ellie;
ha11 a <:<'rta1n to llo'>'1ng.. bul 11 isn't
Ith· the gu' " an '"'estmenl. He
mu\t he clc''t' 10 humcd o ut because
tht'H' "n·1 rl'.111) an)thing kfl for
him 10 gt'I al1l•natcd ah<mt no" hut
clothes
..\n)"°a) b) '>'a111ng unul the last
minute: and then k1ll1ng ll. 1he pub-
h,ht•f"'i guJran1t·1.:d J >Aider read·
l'r\hlp for ·· .\ma 1can Ps)cho" than
11 "ould ha' l' l'' l'r gl'nc:rated on 11\
o"n -and therl' "as no questio n.
h\ thl' "a' 1hJt lrom the moment
l\1mon and ~ hu\tl·r madt' its an·
nouncement. the bool. "ould find
anoth<.'r puhl1\~l·r
What ~1mon and 'ichusler should
ha' t don<.' -unle 1t found Itself
"1th th1c; bool.. on 11s hands -was
s1mph 10 publ1\h 1t badl)-To put
11 out 1n the bookstores '11.lthout
adH·n1\1ng or enthusiasm and let It
Letters
To tht Editor: "s c1t1zcns of 1 great dtmocracy
"c ha\C allo"cd our elected rep-
reS<"ntat1vt"s 1n the U nncd States
Stnntc to fl""ritc lhe &O'cmment
codt of cth1 I suppon m )'
premise v.1th rectnt C \~rpts from
the Stn1tt Eth1C'S Comm1ttcc bear·
1ng dch1na into the Kcat-
ina/Cranston rt"lah n$hip.
We ha\C all av. ... itcd the day
when Mr. C'mn ton would come
(on\ard to citpla1n ha littion The
t)tplana.tton that we rec:th'cd was.
"I broke no ta"'"' t broke no Senate
rule'~· FurthCT". Mr. Cran.11on \Mn
defined the natc Gokkn Ruic for
ui. ·• penon who ~n a con·
tnbution ha a bc1ter chance to lr1
KttU thin M>mconc who dori
not". or. -who has die told. nab!
Tir b1i1 awai1lld Se.-Ethics
Comm1me b 1n n.a Ml provided Ill
o( YS willa a lellOll oe WW die
llOldtft '* is ......... ia ... u !natt. Mr. Cr•••"l .a~
OMtnlCI hoW • .--....... J fr
ol dw .......... M!.... ...
............ 111'wc.
Hli itUif I 11111• .......... -6-
-. ···~ r:1.: fla.... •.
-;ell its 11 000 COj"llC\ anll llll'
And that \un:-1~ "ould hJ\C hap-
~ncd I !kl) 1h1'I b' the "3' ha' 1ng
read onh thl· e4u1,Jlen1 lll pt:rhaJX
I 0 pagt'\ It I\ pO'i\I hk 1 he: rl'St ol
lht' bool 1\ mu1..h tx·1tl·r th.in the:~
10 pages hu1 11 '' nu1 pov~1hk lhl'~
are enough hc11a 111 mah· an~
d1fTcrtnce
~ot unln'I \omd~llh cl" "'rote
tht'm
At an) ratt'. "ha1 1hc: boul
nt>t'dcd "a" to be 1gnnrt•d Rut that
d1<ln"1 happt:n It "'J' p1clcd up b)
"-nopf for II<. tradt· paperbarl
dl\1\1(10 -trJdt• r.iPl·rbaclc, arc:
lhl· t\Ol'" "1th hitt l'O' er' -·at a
prtl·t' th.ii "J' ,,,ml'lhin~ k"' lhan
th<' ~ "\OO noo 11 ~ot JI "11mon and
hu\ll'r .ind ..._ hn.lukd lor puhl1-
Lll1on l'arh Ol'\l 't'ar
\\ ha1 lind ut lh.tngl'' i...nopl ha.-.
1n mind tor ·\ma11..an p.,,lhll . I
dnn't l no" \1' t?Ul''i' " thal lhl'
hool.. l\.nupt puhh\hl'' "111 no l tn·
l ludc: thl· m1l\I rn1ntk\\h graphic
\H'n1.'' 111 mu11IJ11on ,,f nail gun'
and fingl'r'i h111cn 1lff -Jc; lht'
\l'r.1110 1ha1 ...,1mon and \;. hu,tcr
"3' rl'JU\ to puhli\h did
fk,ond 1ha1 "'nnpl ha\ 'let a fir,1
pnn11ng. or .Jll.000 hool~ "h11..h
1~n·1 had for a trade p.iperback. but
d1x•,n'1 1nd1lJle 1ha1 an effon 1~
tx·ing made rn tal.e ath antage of lht'
puhhul' 1hc: hool ha~ alread) had
<iu rm \\1l11ng to \\Jlt and sec
Sol .-.11 nt n1ur'K' the Nation.ti
Orµn11.1t wn tor \\ nnwn .\\ "C
'if)Cak NO\\ 1<; orµn111ng J hmcott
1,f Rand11111 Hnu\l" "h1ch 0¥."'
K nnrf Thl'fl' are p1tlc:ts on SOth
'itrl'1.'I in "'''" ) 11rk 1n lront of the
building .ind 1ht·re I) a phone
numtx·r in I 11\ \ngt"IC'\ "'hich \OU
lJO rnll and hl·ar 1hc-reumhng or a
hn·athks\ Jlmtl\I 1nloh<'rcnt
'>'Oman named Tamm' Rruu· "ho
rt'ads a p.i -.age from ·· .\mcnran
P'i~l"ho · a nd 1hen '>pt:"al) ol a na·
t100" 1dt• ht"'"''ll 111 all Randt"lm
Hou<,e hool '
Dunng her rt·Hlrd1ng. \h Brut.c:
t1c:s thl' bool. to IJ'lt tail's murde~
1n Cratn<'S' ilk fla tdoubhng lht'
num~r of )uung "omen "'ho "l're
l11lt"d b' the "'a) l. to the publish-
ing bus1nC\) 1n general (doubling
lhe amount o f monC) 1ha1 pub-
hshtl"I ha\e oa1d for 1he bool.) .• and
stratt"d an ah1ht' to h:.ndlc the gold
1n st) le Hc ha' a ··b:l8 man" named
Kim ~ho camL'\ the gold from
Phocn" to thc trt"a\uf) sf Mr
Cran ton's fa,ontt' chanh. 1 c . the
rommm~ to l ('('p .\Ian Cranston
IO pov.tr
C1ttztns of this grt'at democracy
1-.ue' If we arc to conun~ as a
people of rult b) ma1ont~ and not
o( .. he \\-hO has the gold ruin" WC
mu t ca t out the the1,cs who arc 1n
our temp4c of ac>"cmmcnt, lhc
Senate. I c.ncoura&t" )OU to ~Tite to:
Joint C'h11rm1n of tht lcct Com·
m1tttt on Etht c/o nator How-
cll ufhn. nalOf Wamn Rudman.
220 Han n 1c Buildina. W1$hin1-
ton. D.C 20Slo.M2S
The hkn of Mr. Cranston must
be ca t from the temple of the U
~nate!
0 CH 8RE
Batboe
Ill• 1111111••
Pete Dexter
'3'" that '>'Oml'n -at kast '-0\\
·'>'omen -"111 ntll "' ~u11•1h h\
and allo" the: ahu-.c u l 111 hl•r
"11011.·n
\\ c:ll I dun I lno"'
\\ h<'n \UU bti\lllll KJn(h1m
Hou~ \1'U "'-"l''" \omt• .it th<'
grt·alc:\t \\rlll'r' r thl' ""rid ma n'
of thl·m '>'11ml·n 't•mt 111 lh<'m
km1n"''
\\ hl·n \tlu boHoll hll'r.llUrl' that
dl''l(rtt'lc'' .<{)tiU"<' C'f \\Omen \OU
hl1 ullt \liu· \\ ..1lll·r and T on1
\11lrr1 .. 11n and John \teinht''-t.. ) 11u
tl< '' u >11 rx·opk "'ho hJ ' l' I h fll\\ n
mMc lt~ht 1m 1ht· 'ubJt'l. l \pokl'n
mml.' doquc:nlh 111 "hat 11 mt'Jn\
than tht· '-.i11nnal Orµn11:.tlll'" tor
WC'mt•n C\l'r h.i'
\\ ht·n \OU lJll tur \Ulh J ~l\lOll
0"t'1' ··.\merit.in p.,,t·ho ·· \Ou
guarantl·c thrnugh the atll·ndant
pubhcll\ thJl a group ol peopk
"h" "null.I Ol'\l'r hJ'e hllugh1 lhl'
txlOl -rx·1lflk "ho J on ·1 l arc
abnut tloOI..\ -\\ I hu\ II JOU rl•Jd
II
) ou guarantt'C' 1hat lht· \tin 1ll
per~n "ho find' the idea ol
muttlJttng \\llml"n aot1l' "''II I.no"
~ ht.'rc 10 go for a ti'
\'. hether thl'i lead'\ 111 the mut1la·
tinn of rl·al 1.H1nwn I don·1 """'"·
and ne11her d<X''I the '-at1onal Or·
g.an11a11on tor \\omen It " lair 10
a .. <,ume ho"e' er that the S(Jn tll
pe~on "ho might be' 1nthnt"d to do
that isn't going to rcfuSt" to bu' lht.'
hoot.. ht-cause.' "'0 }\ J~n·t like 11
Bnnging us NC~ to the tx1~rn11
and m ct·ntral question
If 11 help' .. .\mt'ncan Ps)cho •
whom d<>C1 It hun"
Ptlt Du1~r Is • col•malsl tor
McO.kty Nt"'• ~n'ltt.
and \;ird' don't "ant them to look
hkr Pn'°n grounds or have alanm
10 ofTt\t'f) 11mc "c o pc"n a door. O~r houS<" C'C'nten around a front
court,ard and pa The front door
of the houSt' and 'lhrtt patio doors
Opc'n d1rtttl~ IOtO lhlS C'OUr1)1.rd -
alums on each door v.ould nun our
hf~, le and rcndtr our home on ...
salable We hl\C no Wlndows -
onl't doors -and can not vcnula.se
our· houst -.11hout opcnina them.
These doots uc rcsu larty o pen and
,.,.~ do not c ,;J)C'Ct to hstcn to alarm
whcn the') arc
There arc all lnnd of hazard
around the hou~ '*"h1ch can cause
an unfortunate att•dcnt uuury.
even dc.ath. but we're not lqJ launa
those. Let's a l Jim Land11 and all
the o ther parent what they Wttt
doing ~hnl their lrliltdies oo-
currcd: ~i~ rs an twnue of pernw
respon\ibility and upcrvi110a.
Wb)' not ip tbt ~ ud jldl
t.n pOol ~ i( they praaat
~ mucb •
Quesboa: Hi¥t 1M ..tvoca1e1
aho COIU'tued ,.._~ W • "'°"' ...... '° .... ...
Gari• -.-.'! w~ hope ,_ cm bep tllr c:ilJ
from • -,. I t
LO\. al 1..1' 1han defense unats
mob1h1t'd and \ oluntecr airplane
\poltcr\ mannt'd post!> in four-hour
\ht ft, around the dod . phoning 'n
tn tht arm' thl' airplane mo,e-
mt"nt' that "ere mapped from San
0 1l•g11 111 \dnta Barbara
In l u\lAl l\k~ . .\Home)' Lero)
..\ndl'r\(IO "as 1n charge of thnx
1•h'>l·P Jt111n posts -at the Santa
.\ nJ K 1' er on \ 1ctona tr~t. the
l·nJ ,,f Bacl. Ba ~ and Lions Park
Da lt.> R1chard\on. a teen-ager wpo
p.1d rhcumaHc It'' er a~ a child and
\\J\ unahlC' to Jtun the service be-
lJU\(.' of h1\ poor hc:alth ~as one of
thl· mo<,t dC'dtl'ated \Oluntttn. So.
"ht•n the .\rm' requested can·
d1dJtl'' fnr a tra1n1ng course.
..\ ndcN'ln "-'It'\ It'd Ric hardson who
had nc' er ht-t>n a"a' from Costa
\k..a \lter an intt'ns1,e three da)
.. 1uJ, hl· rt'tumed and began 10
tt'al h tht' rest of the 'olun1ecr spoi-
lt'" the \tlh1lU<'ll~ o t planes so th~
u'luld 1den11f, thc:m correct!) 1n-
.. 1t·ad ol JU\t \J\ ing "'Che"1 Three
1( mtJ \k-..i·, code namtl. NO
j"llanl'\ high m<H tng northeast 10
\Ou th'll.C:\t ··
One morning "h1k Richardson "a' on dut' a lone plane appca~
1n 1hl blue 11k\ aboH' Costa Me~
• k lool.t>d -and loolt'd again. and
fll( l t•d up the phone "Chem
Thret.' ·· he rcpon<'d ... I think l sec
a lap lf:ru ·· The soldier at the
other l'nd 1mpass1\CI~ aettptt"d has
rt'ron .\nd he \Ull.hcd the lone
lno th \llUlh to north. and out of
<;1~h1 "'" more planes appeared. n
J1r raid \1rcn "'a1lt'd -Dale began
10 douht "hat h111 C'\CS had seen
Th<." nc't da\ an ·.\rm~ staff car
Jnnc 1010 < osta \-ksa . .\ two-star
gt.•neral 1n4u1red lhe "hereabouts of
Oalc R1Chardson "Congratula·
1100' he \aid .. on bting the onl)
oh'i('n a11on post from San Otego to
"lantJ BarNira to correct!) report a
Jap 7ero ··
The Z<'rn "a" real It had been
shot do"n 1n .\IJ~k.a and shipped 10
c;an Diego "here 11 was repaired
and repa1ntt'd all markings ()~
litt'ratt"d o\nd then the 4,rm) new It
from n i)1t"gO to Santa Barbara to
\('(' ho~ man) observation posts
would ID 11 as an en~my planc.
c ()ale R .chards.&n ~as-the o nly OM.
H<' never sa~ another one The ~
threat of. Japanese air attacks and
1nvas1on les~ncd and although the
obstnat1on posts .., .. t~ ma nned
f111hfull ) for thrtt years. no other
t ftemy planes ever flew over C'o ta
MMI 4,nd that was all right wtth
Dale Richardson.
This story was drawn from •
19 J 0.11} Prior inrttVJ~"' witb
.\/\in PmJJt'). v.-ho also SU\ed
man~ hours as a volunr«r sky
•11trht'r m Cosr.t Mesa dun111
World War II. -c..,.w ~ Aw s,.Mll
Today In History
Today is Monday, Dec. 10. &hr
~th da)' of 1990. T'beft arc l t
day& kft in t~ year.
Today's ffilhlieM aa Hillory.
On Ott. 10. 1906. PtetlCkn\
~ R001evd1 became Ille
ftnc Amcnmn to be a.....tect lk
Nobd Pw:e Ph&. llr b 11pJ111 IO
mdine an ftld to tllit a-.
l•nnr War.
O.diia~
la IJJO. ..... ~; tl-
._.1lll • Slilll ... ·illilllll•ll .... .. -. . ... • h••• .. 1111.
w I
........ bulky homes aad lack ti: ............. could teem minor aad 'trivilL ._ S-eoac never fails to voice •! ••' -. • and fiabts for eecb iuue • if it a* lllOl1 imponant in the ~
...... 11111 for me to tee old Corona del
I qumlity of' life rapidly deterioratina.
Widl '-.r1t homes built to the propeny line ~ poor quality wott." said the 24-year
--ol Ccwona del Mar ... But I think .... Mle to achieve some tbinp for
dllcricr1 and the city and that's reward-~"
Al is the cue for most of the Newport
Baich council members, local politics was
an unexpected, late·\n-life career for Sanso~ who was elected to the council
just four years ago.
WbUe arowing up in upstate New York.
Sansone had aspirations of playina pr~
fes.sional bucbaJI. The son of Italian immi-
lf'&DlS excelled in spons in high school and
played pitcher on semi-pro baseball teams
in Canada and New York beginning at age
16.
ln 1935, at age 20, he enlisted in the New
York National Guard and entered active
military service five years later. He trans..
ferred to the U .S. Anny Air Corps and later
to the U .S. A&r Force, from which he
retired in 1960 as a lieutenant colonel.
During World War II, he served as an
aircraft radio operator and as a com-
munications-electronics officer. panici-
i-ting in six combat campaigns 1n Iran.
Iceland, North Africa, Italy. Greece and
BEA RES
From A1
said, no problem. John and George were
worried about flying 1n that kind of
weather. and about getting back for the
Carnegie Hall concert the next evening.
The) asked 1f I could arrange for all of us
-the 15 or so on The Beatles' tra"ehng
squad. plus a m~1a conungent of ma) be
another dozen -to take the train.
At m1dn1ght. v.1th sno" and wind holA-1-
tn& outside and Beatles and fnends howl-
ing inside. I called the Pennsylvania Rail-
road.
.. Hello there'" I greeted the sleepy clerk.
''I'm v. 1th The Beatles and net.-d to order a
pnvat.~ car hooked onto a train tomor-
rOIA-
KLEIN
From A1
prc'i1denq on .\ug. 9. 1974. teamed
ahout \\atcrgatt> from h1s to1) hooks "I
'>t'l' Watergate as something out of the
·pa'>t.'' he )aid. "At tht• same umr. I
think it's 1mpomnt that we learn from
thl' m1Hales of the past ..
Al "-1Aon's alma mater -Wh1111er
High School -students arc not sure
hov. 10 balanct' Nt'<on·s accomplish-
ments "1th the Watergate scandal. ac-
cord mg to 16-~ear-old Celina Torres.
editor of the school's ne"spaper "The>
are proud that a former president at-
tt'nded our high school He 1s kind of
notonouc;. and that''I wh~ many of the
students at our school don't know how
to feel." she said
Wh1tt1er High students sa)' the only
remembrance of Nixon at the school 1s
his prcs1den11al ponra11 that used to
hang in the libra1) The) haven't seen 1t
for awhile The} sa) 11 was removed for
cleaning
Klem told the high school Journalists
that 1f the} pursue careers 1n Journalism.
they must be prepared to accept the fact
that reportl.'rs arc often held 1n low
esteem by the pols and the public -1t
goes with the tt'rritory "The press 1s
never going 10 be popular." he said.
"because they ask the tough questions.··
•
Soutben Fruce.
He ... awUded the lroue SW fbr
pOuad combat· ia Greece and abo bo&dl
Army aad Air Fcwce coauneedation
rnedalL
Besides padualiJll &om various Air
Force tchooh and ()OW'ICI, S.ntone aho
tw a t.cbelor'1 depee from the University
of Maryland.
After mirina from the military, be
worked in manqement poaition1 for ltCA-
Collins Radio and the SAN/BAil c.orpor.
ation.
It WIS a job with Collins Radio that
brouaht Sansone and his wife of 48 years.
Nadine. out to Corona del Mar in 1966.I
The community was still predominantly a
vacation spot full of awnmer rental homes,
with few year-round residents.
.. We were rcntlna in Irvine Terrace while
We looked for a permanent home, and my
wife zeroCd in on Corona del Mar and said,
'That's where I want to live; " Sansone
said.
Concerns about the quality of life arad·
ually led the father of four sons to become
active in the Corona del Mar Civic As-
sociation.
His activism led fellow association mem-
bers to encouraae him to run for the
council in 1986.
AJthough endorsed by environmental
voups during the election. Sansone still
insists he is not a slow-growther. "I don't
like labeling anybody," he said. "I was
more on the planned. controlled growth.
"If you have a plan for growth and put
the controls on growth, that's different
than saying ~1 don't want any growth.'"
You really couldn't blame the guy. What
would you have said if you'd been on the
other end of that call?
It took a couple of hours. several more
calls and the manager of the hotel (whom
Ringo draued away from the pany to
vouch for me). but finally we had our
pn\ate car
The tnp was hke one of the Beatles'
movies that were soon 10 come.
About an hour oul John and RtnjO
began 1mprov1sing little playlets eve?) I 0
to 20 seconds, often in mime.
John played Groucho Marx to Ringo's
Tarzan. Ringo played Scarlett O'Hara to
John's Rhett ~utler. John was Scrooge.
Ringo was Tiny Tim. Ringo was Sidney
Greenstreet. John became Peter Lorre.
The inspired show was over as sudden!)'
as 11 began.
It was bnlhant. 11 was h1lanous. 1t was
comic madness No one on board will ever
forget those few minutes, or the two ge-
niuses who performed on that rattling
stage.
Fnd M•t1111 '1 col•m.11 rus oo MOIHl•y1,
W~aeld•Y• ud S.t•rthys.
PARADES
From A1
Christmas Boat Parade will satl through
the harbor Ott 17 10 23. begJnn1ng at 6:30
p.m. each evening.
. More than 200 decorated boats take pan
1n the parade. the largest and oldest of its
kind 1n Southern California. A Holiday
Harbor L1&ht Show will add to the
fest1t1ves. with decorated bayfront homes.
businesses, yacht clubs and restaurants
along the parade route competing for
pn1es.
Sponsored by the Commodores Club, a
div1son of the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce. the 21ti-hour par-
ade begins and ends at Collins Island
For pnme v1cw1ng. the Newport Harbor
Jaycees will erect a special grandstand
S<'atmg area at the Sea Scout Base. 1931 W.
Coast H1ghwa). Tickets include roundtnp
shuttle service and are available through
T ickctmaster at (71 4) 740-2000 or (2 13)
480-3232.
For more information. contact the New-
pon Harbor Ja)'cces. 72 1-063 7
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NEWPORT BEACH -Maybe all tbe
Hpected start didn•t show up at 7.eppa•1
Ristoran&e in Fashion Island. but if pte
receipts are any indication, Sunday njpfs
benefit for Best Budda of America WIS 1
rousina success.
"I personally think we·u make in exc:ess
of $25.000," said Heidj Miller. oo-chair-
person of the event and founder of Heidi's
Ye>&urt.
Best Buddies was formed three years qo
by Anthony Kennedy Shriver, while he was
a student in Georaetown University. The
aoal of the orpnization is to a;ve college
students the opportunity to develt>p rela-
tionships with retatded persons.
"I can't wait to ao back to Washington
and tell everyone I think this is the first
time a Democrat has been in a room full
of Republicans and has actually gotten
money out of it." Shriver said. 1 By creating Best Buddies, Anthony
Shnver has followed in the• footsteps of
Eunice Kennedy and Sargent Shriver, Jr.
who stan ed the Special Olympics for the
retarded.
Shriver had much praise for the response
his organizatton has received in Orange
County and he credited Zcppa owner Mark
Z1gner for providing the vehicle with his
party.
Orange County suit lacks the respect 1t
deserves. Zigner said. And he used the
missing stars. Arnold Schwarzenegger,
Dudley Moore. Kelly McGilhs and Rod
Stewart. as a perfect example.
"A lot of people in Los Angeles still
think we're JUSt farmers in Orange Coun-
ty," Zigner said. "Orange County donates
so much mone) to charities."
GOAT Hill
From A1
portion of Newport Boulevard 1s neigh-
borhood commercial. And it's with good
reason that 11·s called that. It's close to
residential areas and 11 1s meant to include
such things as your local dry cleaner. a shoe
repair shop. or even a local tavern ...
Gerhardt Ziemer. a partnrr m the Goat
Hill Tavern with his uncle. Robert "Zeb"
Ziemer. argues that his 1avern. which em-
plO) S sccunt> guards to patrol the parking
lot. generates far fcv.er calls for poltce
as'11s1ance than man) other bars and res-
taurants in Costa Mesa.
He disputes the notion that the ta\ern 1~
in the wrong place. or has o utgrown 11s
location.
"We're in a ,Rroperl) zoned area." hr
said. "This tavern 1s 35 )ears old That
means tht' cit} ·s general plan wa., in fact
dtawn around our bar "
Ziemer said he was aware of complaints
that have been lodged b)' ne1ghbonng
businesses and residents concerning noise
and other disturbances.
But he said the number of complaints
has dccrcastd due to sccunty measures
taken b)' the bar's management.
Costa Mesa police Capt. Rick Johnson.
m a rcpon to the City Council last sum-
mer. said there were 24 incidents. ran&Jng
from fi&hts and public drunkenness to the
USC of raise 1dent1ty cards. betwe-en March
5 and June 18 at the Goat Hill Tavern
He said most incidents occurred between
m1d n1ght and I :30 a.m.
"I doubt 1f they would ha"e impacted
other businesses at that time because they
would not have been open, .. Johnson said
"Several of the inc1dcn1s did occur 1n the
rear parking lot and may ha\ c created a
disturbance to the surrounding residences
by the nature of the ti me and act1 v1ty."
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Esther Gallant
Residents of a ne.arby apenmen1 com-
J)le\ and other rcs1dcnual neighborhoods
behind the tavern sa) 1t 1s precise!) those
late night parking lot incidents that make
lhl' Uoat Hill an undesirable nt'1ghbor.
1'oc1ghbors wch as Sheila Ward. who has
l'ngagcd 1n a running verbal battk wtth the
71eme~ o'er the past year. say the bar's
ov.ncrs ha'c failed to me-et with ne1gh-
honng residents 10 t1) 10 address their
loncrrns
"'We \.\Ouldn't be here tonight 1f Mr
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The l1cmcrs' attornc). A.Ian Burns. s:ud
the tavern·., management had made efforts
to v.orl "1th nr1ghbonng businesses and
rcs1dcnt'i In fan 11 nc1ghbonng business
ov.nc~ ~1gncd the pet111on supponmg the
bar's continued operation. he said
"There .trl' man' ta' erns and eH·n a few
cCllTcc: shop'> tha·1. according to police
\tat1st1c\ are a 'it'nous problem to the
ctl \ ... Burn'> said ··eut ou~ 1s not one of
them ..
In the l'nd 11 ma" tome down to a
\uhJCCll\l' ddin1t1on o'f v.hat 1s tolcrabk in
a neighborhood
CJerhardt Z1t•mrr argues that. whtk thr
amount of d1 sturbanct' generated by his har
1s not eAcess1,e. a Ct.'rta1n amount of noise
1s to be e~pcctcd w 1th any har
··ear .. an.· pan of society," ht' said
" omc noise 1s to tx· c~pcctcd. and an ~
su~qucnt de"elopmcnt must have talcn
into cons1derauon the logical po s1b1ht)
that wme noise would occur"
'iomr ncarb) business propcrt) ov.ncrs
sa~ the mo<;t anno\lng problems. howc\Cr.
arc not nm..c but mon· ObJec11onabh be·
ha \. lor o;uch as public unnat1on and vom11-
1ng 1n dO<>l""a}S
The ( roat Hill's managt>ment responds.
howr\cr that those sorts of problems
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1hat other bu'l1nesscs with cond1t1onal use
pcrm1t!I arc either not required to renew
their permits or are allowed to renew
rou11ncl). v.1thou1 the kind of extensive
'IC'rulln) bc'1ng applied to the Goat Hill
Tavern .\n argument can be made, there-
fo re. thnt the issuance of a cond1uonal use
permit g1,cs a bustnt'SS a vested nght to
operate he \aid
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"That goes agatnit the enure pnnc1ple of
J cond1t1onal use permit." Buffa said. "If
'he\ 're not ~ubt'ct 10 re-e,am1nat1on. then
wh) m~kc them cond1t1onal at all'> Why
not JU"'t 1'i'luc permits m perpetuity?"
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New Orleans dances another tune on the Rams ' grave with fourth stra ight Big A victory Illar'•
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ANAHEIM -The Rams' 24-20 defeat '1Y the New Orleans Saints Sunday is best
tummcd up 1n two words -missed op-
Por1unitin.
Even the wt drive in which the Rams
moved the bill wi~h 2:03 to play from their
own 29-yard line to the Saints' 4-yard line
fell flat with an incomplete pass from Jim
Everett to Buford McGee.
And that was the Rams• story Sunday, a
story which reflects the tone of the 'entire
teason.
"The pme was tou&h." said Coach John
Robinson at the post-same press con-
ference. "If you look for anything, it was
t,he opponunity to score and put the game
away that we didn't get. We were mside
there a number of times and we came away
with just three or no points."
In fact. the Rams controlled the game in
almost all categories by putting together
444 offensive yards and holding the Saints
to 218 yards of offensive output.
It was the errors and turnovers. two
fumbles and two interceptions. that sealed
the Rams' fate and all but guaranteed that
Lakers make
it look easy,
put Bullets
out, 106-99
INGLEWOOD
-James Wonhy • sco~ 20 pomts
and Terry Teagk
added 9 of his I 7 in
the founh quaner
Sunday night as the
Los Angeles L..akers conunurd their
hom«'ourt domination of the \.\ash·
mgton Bullrts with 3 I ()6..QQ ~ 1ctor).
their ninth in 10 games
Magic Johnson had 19 potrm and
14 assists for th t.• Lakers. "'ho re-
bounded from their most lopsided
defeat of the season Fnda) night at
Utah with their 17th tnumph OH'r th e
Bullets in their last 18 mtttings at the
Forum dating back to 1976
&rnard King -suaning with four
teammatt"s who combined for onl) 20
points m Washmgton's loss Fnday
night in Sacramento -scored 40 .
against the Lakers. while the Bullets
lost for the eighth lime in their last
nine road contests.
The Lakers had six pla)crs score 1n
doubk figures. including Vladc 01\ac
and Byron Scott with 18 ap1ccc They
also established a ~ason high in l'l'-
bounds. beating Washington 56-43 off
the glass.
K.mg had 14 points in the third
quarter. 11 of them 1n a 411i·m1nute
span to kc) a 13·2 run that hrunk
Wash1ngton·s 12-point halftime deli·
C"ll to 7). 71 with I :43 lcf\ in the
pc nod.
But the Bullets neve r got closer as
Teagle and D1 vac scored all of the
Lakers· points dunng a 15-7 run that
put Los Angeles ahead Q4-8 I with
5.42 rtma1ning. The Bullets ~orcd
the next 6 points. but their final rally
died a few mmutes short
Los Angeles used Jot\1110n's 13
pomts and six assist to Open a ~8
halftime lead.
Teaa)e helped the Lakcrs increase
their ~-point first-quarter advantage
to 45·12 midwa,Y thrp.ugh the second
period with 8 pomts off the bench.
Teqle hit two outside Jumpers and
set up a pait of free throws by John-
son with a s~. aU in a spen of 82
~nds dunna a 6-0 spurt.
D1vac paced Los Anteln Vi\Ot 9
points and e1&ht rebounds 1n the first
penod. while Scott missed five of his
fint sill attempts before makina a
humed 3-pointcr at the buzzer.
Fnm Th h#clald Pm.
they will be watchina the playoffs rather
than preperina for them.
The loss to New Otleans it the fourth
consecutive for the Rams at home qainst
their NFC West rivals and leaves them
with a 5-8 record. And the team also kept
another bad streak aoina -runnina beck
Cleveland Gary's penchant for cou&hina up
the football.
On their second posSC$Sion in the first
half, the Rams staned .on their 36-yard·line
and put toaether a drive that included a 28-
yard run by Gary thet planted the team on
the Saints 2-yard line.
But it was all for naught, .s Saints
linebacker Sam Mills hit Gary two plays·
later and forced a fumble that was re·
covered by free safety Gene Atkins in the
Rams· end zone.
"You can't bryng back the dead," Gary
said of the fumbl~ later. "I'm doing the
best I can. It hasn't been easy."
He attributed the cause of his bad luck
to his style of play. rather than a case of
bad hands.
"&1na aurcss1ve is what has given me
the opportunity to play football this
season," he said. "But ifs also aotten me
into a lot of trouble."
Neither team scored in the first quaner,
but the Rams s1aned a first quaner drive
with a #-yard pass to WiUie "Aippcr"
Anderson and finished 1t "'1th a 38-yard
field pJ by kicker Mike Lansford.
The Saints then answered back on their
next possession witb a Monen Anderson
field aoal of 48 yards to tie the score.
The Rams got the ball back OQ their own
27-yard line and put together an im-
pressive I I-play. 7)..yard dnve that fin-
11hed with Everatt divina in for a 2-yard
touchdown.
The Rams went into ttie locker room 11
halftime with a 10-3 lead and a defense
that had intercepted Samu quanerback
Steve Walsh twice and held him to 91
yards pusina. The only casualty thus far
was a fractured nose for runn10g back
Marcus Dupree.
The crowd of approximately 56,000
seemed pleased on this warm, winter day
but it wouldn't last.
Along with tbc bcgining of the third
quarttr came more mistakes.
On their first po~ss1on the Ram~
staned at their own 19 and af\er a 22-yard
completion to wide receiver Hen ry Ellard
-ajvina him 61 consecutive pmes with
a completion -Everett had a pass inter-
cepted b)' safety Brett Maxie
After ('ltchin.a the pa s, Maxie sped
down the sidelines for a touchdown and a
10.10 tie for the Samts.
The next score came after a 5-play. 58-
yard Ram dnve that ended wnh Everett
to sing a 42-yard touchdown pass to Ella rd
With 3·29 left in the. third quaner. the
Saints' Atkins fumbled a Lansford kickoff
and Rams cornerback. Bobby Humphrey
recovered the ball on the Samts 26-yard
line.
Five plays later. the Ram~ were faced
with a fourth-and-inches for the touch-
down and the> elected to kick a lield goal
to give them a 2().10 lead
When asked later 1f he would ha ve rather
gone for lhe touchdown. fa erctt said he
agreed with Robinson 's dec1s1on
"You're up 20-10, your defense 1s domi-
nating. I think 11 was a tine can:· Everett
said.
But 1t could ha ve made a difference 1n
the game as the Saints inched closer to th e
Rams on their next dnve when runn ing
baC'k Gill Fepen) ran the ball 60 )ards for
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New Orleans 24, Rams 20
Bills 31 , Colts 7
Oilers 58, Browns 14
Giants 23 . Vikings 15
Steelers 24 . Patriots 3
Cardinals 24. Falcons 13
49er s 20. Bengals 17 ( ot)
Seahawks 20. Packers 14
Redskins 10, Bears 9
Chiefs 31 , Broncos 20
Dolphins 23, Eagles 20 ( ot)
Tonicht's Game (6 o'clock)
Raiders at Lions
Ha~ s gaiting his feet wet, again
sn..-NotfteM/Orenge Co.et Delly P1lol
Terry Schroeder ( 10). being guarded by Cuba's Marcelo Oerouvllle (2), made his presence felt quickly among the United States water polo squad Sunday
Schroeder returns to give U.S. poloists the edge they need
By Jon Ferguson
Or.nge Coal Oelly Pl6o«
NEWPORT BEACH -Something
began to come mlo focus as Terry
Schroeder, the telcv151on commentator.
watched the United States National
Team stru&&)c with only one victory and
a seventh-pfact finish in water polo •t the
Goodwill Games in Seattle last AugLJ,St.
By Sep1embcr. Sdtroeder, one of the
best 2-meter play'Crt 10 ever pla y the
game. h•d a clattr picture of something
.-•really didn't think would be a pan of
• his future after helpiftl the U.S. to a
second consecutive silver medal in rhe
·1988 Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.
He knew then he would come beck to
help lead the U.S. team on its quest for
the Olympics m Baroclona, Spain. 1n
1992.
It wasn't an easy dcc111on. After all,
And Just Ilka that, Gulla dunked
By Jon F«guson
Orenge Co.I ~ P1kJt
NEWPORT BEACH -After los1111
its finaJ· thrtt water polo matches ~t
the i:ungsram Cup m Hungaa. ~nt·
I). the United States Nat1onal Team
returned to action m an ex.h1b1tion
match with Cuba unday with far
better results.
The U.S. slumped to a fifth-pla«
finish m Europe. but led most of ~
when he left the team 1n 19 8. he decided
to concentrate his efTons full umc on his
chiropractic SPortS medicine business
with his new wife. l.A:>ri. and coech1n1 the
~•> 1n disposing of Caba. 11·7. at
Newport Harbor H1&Jl. It was the fi rst
meeting with the Cubans s1nct the
U .. do"Nned them at the Good..-111
Carnes in Seattle dunng the summer
Foul' pla)crs -including thitt-ume
Ol)mp11n Terry Schroc<kr who madt
his first appcaraJl(:C wtth the team
s1nct coming out of rc\ll't'mcnt -
5COl't'd t"'o aoals apiece to lead the
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Pcppciif1oc Univemty polo lC'lm.
.. , rolly enJO)' that pan of my hfe."
Schroeder said. " ... And I feel I can be a
contributina pan of the team without
g" 1ng that up
"O' erall I'm looking at 11 with a
ddTel't'nt pcr\pect1' e .. ~1d -·hrocder
"ho turned J~ 1n October ··v. 1th m}
h0mr hfe. coaching and "'ork ing
chiropractic. 1f for am ~ason I f~I that
1t'$ not ngh t -r m not playrng "'ell or
"'hatner -I lttl ht...e I could wafk awa y
tomorrow pcrf«'tl ) happ) with ~hat l'\-e
aC"Com phshed in the spon and what it's
grv"n ~ too "
hrocder was a thrtt·time All-Amen-
can. a thrce-ume Ol~mp1 n and was the
dm ing fo~ of the L offense as the
"orld's el11e 2·meter man o"er a t().year
international ca rt"Cr
But as he saw m Seattle. the current
team has not bctn able to replace him 1n
the middle of 11 offense. and while there
•~ some good youna players on tbe
team. they may not have been ready to
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then was shocked. by Edison. The coech
cried foul (offic1attna, rather than F.d110n
was l't'SPons1ble), bolted the tournament
and had to forfeit two more pme,t
By Roger Canton
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COST A MESA -Estancia H•&h's
EaaJet, hosu of the siiub annual Coen.
Christmas Oassic, have been detennincd
the No. I Sttd in the 16-team tourney for
t~ first umc in the dauic's history.
Ofrto a S--0 start with the lapna kach
Toumament championship already in
hand. Coech Tim O'Brien's &alel were
pul into the No. I sloe -a position whicb
has not ltt.ltcd pttvioul top-rited entria
easily.
Only Dominpa in lbc 1915 iaaupnl
~ ,...,. wonlly o( &be repu18bon.
Si.-LbeD &be No. I leecl Ui tam it on
tbe dtin. to pue it mildly.
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division, and San\& Clara went on to post
an undefeated SC"ason last year on the way
to another state cmwn (21-0).
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FRESNO -San Jose coach Terry
Shea thinks his Spartans should be na-
tionally ranked after their 48-24 victory e
over Central Micai&an in the California ----
Bowl football aame.
"I have to believe that this football team
deserves the rewards it has eamed .. and l believe that
it is one of the top 20 teams in the country," Shea
said. ··1 can't imagine that a team that plays with the
completeness that this one docs cannot be in the top,
20."
The Spartans have not been ranked in The
Associated Press Top 25 even though their only
tosses have been by 3 points to Rose Bowl-bound
Washington and I point to Copper Bowl-bound
California. plus a tie with Louisville.
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San Jose capped its 9-2· I season Saturday with
a five-touchdown effon from tailback Sheldon
Canley. The third-team Associated Press All-Amen-
can credited the Spartans' line play for his per-
fonnance which included 161 yards running and 44
yards in pass receptions.
'"Yo! A little help!!"
Rulllleck next r. Tyu1T
··1 couldn't go anywhere without the offensive
line opening holes for me," Cantey said.
Promoter Don King said former
heav) weight champion Mike Tyson 1s ~....,.
ba ck . and "watch our smoke now." His statistics nearly overshadowed a great game
by the Spartans' quarterback. Ralph Martini. He
completed 75 pereent of his passes -27 for 36 -
for 404 yards.
Where there's smoke. there's fire -
and that fire could be Donovan "Razor" Ruddock,
.,a.ho might fight T)'son in late March or early April.
T~son's speed and power were awesome atur-
da~ night a'i he kn ocked out Alex Stewan at 2:27 of
1he first round at the Convention Center. but on the
minus side The former champion was wide open 1n
hi s auacks and. at times. was wild.
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LONDON -The ln1erna11onal ----01~ mp1c Comm111ee plans to meet for-Q5(5)
mall~ ~Ith government and sports kader~ in South Afnca for the first time ----
'i1nce the IOC' expelled the rac1all} d1' 1ded nation
more than :!O )ears ago.
On one occn ion. T yson missed with a 'nght
hand and fell tlat on his stomach.
El~" here in ~pons on unday:
One an11-apanhe1d leader railed tht" move
among thl' mo 1 significant steps )et toward ending
4'iouth \fm·a· 1n1erna11onal sport\' 1sola11on
•In Bangor Maine. Chns Smith scored a pair
of quick baskets 1gn1ting a 24-12 second-half run
that boosted I 4th-ranked Connecticut to an 85-60
\lctory oH·r Maine on unday in a college basketball
game.
Smith scored 20 points for the Huskies (4.1).
and Scott Rurrell addc.-d I 9 points and 11 rebounds.
In thl· NB.\.
Televlslon-radlo •Bucks 10$, Supersonics H : In Milwaukee.
Brosterll111' 111'11-tps
R 1ct..' Pierce scorl·d 14 of his 24 points in the fourth
quartl'r as thl' M 1lwaukce Bucks beat the Seattle
4'iuper~on1n I 05-99 and 11ed a team record w11h a
10-0 start .11 home.
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fired. there'll be nobod) to protect him That's
"'hen he oc:tt<.•r \lart looking over hts shoulder
~here therl' "''II be a lot of people looking for
him Tht"~ "'ant .i piece of him. "You make
)our hed. )OU la) in 1t. and 1f that's the wa)'
\OU v.ant II )OU die in It. .. Payback's a dog."
-San Diego Padres fi~I baseman Jack Clark,
on the subject of Padres field manager Greg
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( on11nued Clark ··He·s a bad, bad man
and he's sneak~ The crazy thing is that I
thought he ~as a good gu), but once he
became managl·r. he turned out to be one of
the 01gges1 all-11ml' snakes I've ever seen. He'll
~tah an)om· in the back to get to the top."
SCHROEDER
From 81
lead a gold medal cllort on the
international lc:'l'I alnnc 1A.1thin a
~ear and a hall
··11 "as al" a)\ lo.i nd ol 1n tht' hallo.
of m" mind .. ~hrcxder \aid ol
returning ··1 c;11ll "'a'n·1 quite <,ure 1f
e\Cr)thing rnuld <.till ht" halanced
out I ha'e a lot more rc\pt>ns1 b1l1t\
in m) life no" "
Schroeder "'urk' at h1r, ch1ropral -
11c chnic from 7 '<I a m to noun
heads to Peprx·rdinl· unul 4 and then
returns 10 the clinic until 7 p m \n
practice '' out of 1he qut:'il1nn on
weekday\ e"<cept for tuc,<la)
Bot he lo. nevi. Coach Arll '8arne11
wanted him ba ck fhl' national
tt"am coach 'illKl' afln thl' I YX4
Olymp1<:c;. Rarnl'lt kn l''-' whJt ht'i
team nt'l'Ued and h<1<l lo.t·pt in lOn ldL't
with <;chroedl·r .111 H'ar
.. I I r) to ta l<.l· J 'l'f\ lo" kl·>
approach ~11h l11m out I talh·d to
him 'i\'\eral llm<'<. during th e '.tl'ar ··
Barnell \atd 'Oh, 1ouc.h hl· " a
competlll\l' pt·r<,on and knnw1ng he
can st11l u1 mpctr at th1\ le .. el had a
lot 10 do w11h 11 ··
-\nd hn" Jh<>UI reah11ng the l 5.
team needed h1'> hl'lp
··AM<>lu1e1.,.:· Rarnett said
"((enter pta)) I\ our definite weak
area. and m.uurtt)' ... Barnell said
"He'!> a toach and that's another
thought going into th(' process. He
had been a coach before. but he
tends 10 voice h1o; opinions more
now."
Schroeder. who said he prefers to
lead by eumple as a player, adds. "l
think 1f (the 2-meter position)
wasn't one of the team's weaknesses,
I would be perfectly happy being at
home doing what rm doina and
C01Ch1na."
While the 6-foot-3. 21 ().pounder
from Santa Barbara masses the
amaradcnc and shoottna for a
common goal with his teammat~.
there an: o ther th1np he does not
mi • like pcnd1na hou'1 on the
frttWay to dnvc from has home in
~aoura to Ncwpon Beach for prac-
tice. fl took him 1hrtt houn to make
a -o'cl<X'k prae11ce lul Fnday
"I hi\'; .o Cn.JOY It." hroedcr
said "h ha 10 be fun . I want to
contribute and feel like rm pbyina
to a level rm happy with. 1 feel I can
do 1hl1.•· .
Sdlrotdtr has ttayfd in lf'UI
ph ysical shape by pla)ing w11h his
Pcpperd1nc team at 11mes and on
club team' in th e summer. and
al"a}s maintained a superb diet
Thl' lo.e\ d1flhence at J2 1"1 ha' ing
the coacht·s be a"'an: of h1\ rnu'rr)
time -lOns1denng the ph,.,11:al
natun· of thC' :!-meter rti'>t11on -
"hen pla) ing on lOn\eCUll' c dJ\\ 1n
a maJor competition ht· ..aid
··He·~ <11111 in the tor thrct• nr four
12-meter pla~er\l 1n the "orld ..
Barnell \at<l "For J lil'ld plaH'r (at
age l:'.11 he'\ jU\t aoout JI tht• l'nd -
t1A.o more: \Car\ ma\
"Thr thing \OU ha't' It> under-
<.tand " T l'rr' lo.t'l'P'> h1\ h<><l) in
c\ccllt•nt 'ha ix· \.\ hl·n 'ou get some-
one li kt· 1hat "'ho Jot'\ 1akc rare of
their both dnll t'\t'rt l<>t'\ all the 11 me.
11 can he J11m· Hut you don't sec
m;in~ '-'nrlJ d a'" polo pla)ers (1n
a11ack po,1111111'1 pla)ing into their 10<. ..
There: art ulht•r\ un thc l l S team.
though. 1ndud1ng JO-~ear-old'i Peter
CJmpbl.'ll \.11kl· 1:_,an' and Doug
Kimball n-,car-old goalie Craig
'W ilson Rut 1twrl' art· \Oung new·
comer'> 100 nn th1\ team
"I 1h1nt.. when I sa" these guys
pla~ in \t'a11k I reall1ed that they
had a good JlO'>'itb1lit) of winning-a
gold medal." hrocder said "We
"ere \O clo'ie 1n '84 and '88 The
gold medal is s111l hang1na out there.
lt'o; been a dream I've had for a long
time lf l can be a pan ofa team that
ha\ an opportunit) to do that. then
I'd love 10."
Still. he in~usts that 1s not the
dnv1ng force behind his return.
'Tm out here to t.C) and help and
be a pan of the team. and maybe fill
a role that th ese guys arc missma
right now." Schroeder said. "And
maybe I can help bnna them
together a little closer. and go as far
as we can with that:·
Whale Schroeder has three Pan-
Am Games sold medals. he has
never played for a world champion.
taking home silvers twice in the
Olympics. twice 1n the FINA World
Cup and once 'It the Goodwill
Games. The U.S. was tied w1th
Yugoslavia after rqulauon 1n the
1984 and '88 cokt medal matches
but lost tht aoklby point d1~n:ntial
1n '84 and in ovenimc 1n '88.
"It was disappo1nun1 for the mo-
ment." Schroeder said of the siJvm
at the Ol>mpics. .. But rdltttint
beck on th<>K two e.uxnctKU,
hav1n1 a shot for the eold meoa1 i&::"
rally been a tremendous opportuni·
ty h over$hadows the disaPPoint·
ment by a h• amount T~n:· no
rompanson.
"I think 1t keeps the fire ahve to
get that gold medal. As long as
thert··., a poss1b1l1t} and I can play at
a le' rt thal I'm happ} "'th. I feel
good aooul Oeing OUI here with the gu,., ..
S1l"cr medals don't d1~ppoin1
'H hmeder but the one thing that
l1ngt>r\ most in his mind was ne"er
gl·tt1n~ the chance to compete 1n the
1980 Mo!>Co~ Ol)mp1cs. when a
t S led bo)'COll kept the ~orld's
top-rani..ed team at home.
Thl· ll ~ team took second at the
1979 FINA World Cup. won the
1979 Pan-Am Games and defeatrd
the eventual gold-medaltst Soviet
team the last three 11mes they met
prior 10 the 01) mp1cs.
" . I reall} believe that we would
have won-a gold medal in ·Moscow
had we had the opponun1ty to go:·
~hrocder said .. That's the biggest
disappointment I''<' ever had in the
SJlOrl Ha' 1ng an opportunity 10
pla~ 1n the gold medal match 1s
It" ing out a dream ..
Schr~er's last 1n1erna11onal mo-
ment and one of the most rewarding
moments of his life was carrying the
Amencan flag 1n the closing cer-
emonies at Seoul
"It ~as kind of funn}. because I
really felt hke I was floating around
the trat.k.'' Schroeder said. "The
Americans had a little trouble m the
opening ceremonies. so I had to
basically be good wnh the nag. ..
He was watching with the other
flag bearers from the middle of the
track when NBC approached him
for an 1ntcrv1ew. and while he was
talking. another U.S. athlete took
the nas from him. .
"Then 11 became my flaa."
Schroedtr said. "After my inter·
view. I was goi ng to set that flq
back. Aller that I flaurcd I was go1na
to have some fun. I was runnins
around 85 much as I could and
holdina 1t as hi&h as I could. I got a
"'11 rush from that."
Now. Schroeder aims for one
more round of playina for the stan
and stnpcs.
While he scored a pair ofpls ln
his first pme bee~ an ahibiuott
apinst Cuba Sunday 1n Ne•Po11
Beach. he knows he has to team to
play wtlh 1h11 teem. ·
The question is bow 100n! The
Wortd Cbampiontt\.ips in Pmh.
AuttraJia UC I~ Ofympic qualify·
inscv..:n1 Jin. S-tl. -rd like 10 clo n Mf1 11 I cu 11
Penh. ind bdp the 1e1m oat. but I'd
say 1h1np are a !•ttle bit rn1y,"
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Bakersfield, 90· 79
for t hird place
VI -\LI.\ -B11s 1rch1a M:ored
~4 points and d1shi:d out 11 assists
1c1 lead tht• ( 1ulden 'West College
womC'n's oaskC'tball team to a 90-79
'1C1un nH'r Bakersfield 1n thl' third·
plact• game o f thl· < ollege o f the
Sequn1a'I Tournamt·nt here Sunday.
Bacio.in~ 4i1 rch1a "'~re Kim Kord1 i..
"'th 14 point'> and 11 rebounds.
Jenn' "ulh' an and Jennifer Harne)
\I.Ith I' J'X)tnt\ apiece. and Trac}
Wolfe with 11 j1()int<.
The lreshm;1n-dom1na1ed Rus-
tler suffered a tough ehamp1o nsh1p
se mifinal dl'feat Saturday before
coming !Jock to improve to 9-1.
"(The tournaml'ntl was kind of a
tl·\t for us. bc.•t.·au\t' we've got such a
\oung team. to ~i: 1f we can com·
pctc \I.1 th ~ome of the bc11er teams:·
\,WC ( nach Diet.. tm:kland said.
adding 1ha1 fi,t' or SI"< of the best
teams 1n the \lat.: "ere on hand for
the tourne) "We had a lead and
then the} bl:at us bad late 1n the
game WC' figure b) tht' end of the
)Car. \l.C''ll be ablc to compete with
them ..
The Rustkrs led 43-42 at the half
unday hut turned 11 on to take a 15-
point lc~d b~ the midway point
before Bakenfield tnmmed the lead
a b11 down the ~trctch. Golden West
also had.a 12-poinl lead 1n the first
half before &kenficld tnmmed 1t to
one at the half.
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TofC competitio~ tonight
ALONG THE ORANGE COAST
-The h1gh school tournament trail
continues tonight with the 19th
Tournament of Champions. as well
as the first round of the La Q uinta
Tournament in Garden Grove -
t"ach involving Orange Coast Arca
teams.
At the p~tigious Toft'. operating
at Ocean View for the third )ear. '"'0 of Orange County's best on a
~car-in and year-out basis -Mater
De1 and Ocean View. headline the
card tonight.
Mater Dc1. which saw a ~7-game
winning streak snapped last wet"k b}
R1,ers1de North (55-54). then ab-
sorbed a 56-55 loss 10 Los Alamitos
10 stumble to 2-2. meets Tes Whit·
lock and his Loara High teammates
1n the nightcap at 8:30.
In a 1 o'clock matchup Ocean
View will risk its 3-1 record against
Bosco Tech.
Earlier today the tournament
opens with St. Monica and In·
gle""ood at 4 and Serv11e and
Lakewood at S:30.
The 16-team tournament. which
features schools wnh a combined
record of l21-I 32 last ~a son (70. 9
winning percentage) continues
T uesda~ w11h the second half of the
first round. Ocean View and Mater
Dc1. "'in or lose tonight. both return
10 action Wednesday 1n the "cck-
long tournament.
Huntington Beach. mean~h1lc.
featunng Mustapha Abdi. duels
\)press tonight at 6:30 at the La
Quinta tournament. w1tti. Pacific
Coast League po"'er Estancia re-
turning to the floor on Tucsda)
night against Troy.
Hun11ngton Beach is 2-1 afler a
third-place finish at the Dally Piiot
Tip.off cia11lc a1 Ncwpon Harbor:
Estancia is 5-0'and Orange County's
No. I team afler capturing the
Laguna Beach Invitational. ne 0.111 P11o1
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78 vie in Winter Series
By ~lmon Lockabey
Ollty Piiot ao.tlng Wrtter
NEWPORT BEACH -Wann
summer weather and liaht breezes
grtttcd the 78 sailors in e1Jht claucs
who turned o ut Saturday and un·
day ·for Newpon Harbor Yacht
Club's sttond race of the Winter
Series.
The event wound up the reptta
activity in Newport Harbor for the
year. The third race of the acnes is
scheduled in January.
Four classes of keel boats com-
peted SaturdaY. and four classes of
small boats sailed on Sunday.
S.turday results:
ETCHELLS-22 (17)-1. Tom
C'orlcett, NHYC; 2. Craia Lyons.
NHYC: 3. Robm KJnney, NHY1 .
SOLING (9) -I.Bill Banina
Balboa YC; 2. 0 .Pearcy-H. Tu'lJin.
NHY0. l Robm Dillon, California
YC.
SANTANA-20 (7)-1. Lclan
Iverson. South hore YC: 2. Bev
Roberts. BYC'. 3 George Lettch.
BYC'.
STAR (S)-1. Ned Jones. NHYC'.
2. Chuck Beek, NHYC': 3. Jack
Oolahite. NHYC'.
SHIELDS (6)-1. EF1in Yisikr,
UCI Saihna Assn.; 2. D. Mallonee.
USISA; 3. Goran Matyasevtc.
UCISA.
Results of Sunday races: ,
SNIPE (8)-1. Jtff &. Becky Lent.
Minion Bay YC; 2. Leo Collins.
Capistrano Bay Yacht Club~). Barje
Scllersren. San Franicsco VC.
ABOT A It 8 (10)-1. Andy
Snclsrove, NHYC; 2. Ramsay
Campbell, NHYC; 3. Undsey
Olson. NHVC.
SABOT Cl and Cl (9>:-1 . Brian
Biuen. NHYC~ 2. Jennifer Pontt~
NHYC: 3. Cu.rlls Elmore. NHYC.
SABOT Cl (10)-1. Scon Tis>-
pen. NHYC: 1 KeYln OllOft.
NHYC: 3. ~Tippett. NHYC.
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, gets a test t•llht again t run-and-sh•t U•
8y Stan Wyman
Orenge Co.t !>Mr Pllo4
PONTIAC'. Mich. -Oiven. his druthers. U» AnJelcs
Raiders coach Art hell would
druthcr not play the Detroit •
Lio ns this cvenina.
That's when the Raiders. 8-4 for the year
and fiahtina for the AFC West title with the
Kansas City Chiefs. and the Lions, 4-8 on
the season. get t<>aether in front of the ABC
television cameras on the artificial turf
under the ilverdome.
Kickoff 1s scheduled for 6 o'clock. On
radio. the game can be heard on KFI. 640
on lhe AM dial.
It will mark the first lime this )'Car t
Ra1dc~ so up ap1nst a team using
"run-and-sh~·· offense. J
Therein fie Shell's real concern as his
team. coming off a thnllmg H -20 victory
over Denver last week tr\ Mile High
tad1um. goes after us 29th Monda} night
win The) have lost s1it time and t1l'd once
1n their 35 appearances on Monday night
footb311.
On unday. Kan s n y. which a lrcad)
COllltob the division by v1nuc of its two
wins over LA .. moved a half pmc ah d
of\he Raiders when it beat Den Hr. 31-20.
in rro\\lhnd iadium.
As a result. the contest has developed 1n
a vital one for the Raiders while the Lion
attempt to make thinp naht for them·
selves after what many arc callin& a d1~p
pointing season. .
That. too. has Shell co ncl:'rncd. T he
L1ons. he said. hould be fired up playing
in their fi rsl Monday night game i;ince
1986.
All in all, the coach figures, 1t adds up to
some senous problems going into the con-
test.
~He explained: '"There are certain things
yo have 10 be able to do 1f )'OU want to
'>t the:' run-and-shoot. We're going to tr)
and do a few of those things ...
He "'ent on to say ... You h:i\e to m1:\
'•UP your ro\Crages. bht1 sometimes. con·
lain tht' quanerback and )OU ha' e to knol4
where No . .:?0 1s ...
Thal "as a direct refcrencc to Ban)
sanders. "ho rushed for 1.470 )'ards as a
rookie last ~ason to rank second in the
FL behind K.ans.u CU)·~ Chn ti n
Oko)c.
This )C'lr, ndcrs ha ptncd 905 )trd
and that put\ him fourth behind ~n
Ditgo' Marion Bum. Buffalo'\ Thurman
Thomas •md Otnvcr" Bobb) tlumphrt)
ceord1na to hell. the ..only l"C'al &ood
coming out of having to play Mo nda)
night is that he got nn extra da) to prepare
his team.
The coaC'h said. ""The extra time ~e hnve
1s like a blessing It's aomg 10 help u<t. You
need lime to prepare for thl· d<>uone
thing ..
AC'Cording to hl•ll. '"It (the ru n-and·
hoot ) 1s confusing. It\ a h1&}\·po"'ered
o ffense as far as scoring and 1hrow1na the
ball is concerned. '\ ou JUSt ha"e 10 II') ;ind
control the ball keep thrir offense ofT thl'
field a!. much a!. po!.s1blt' ..
He was qu ick to poin1 out. 1houg.h ··'A e
foci like 'A<e ha\c a good plan and ~e·n.·
going to be ready 14 hcn the game 1s pl&)·
cd .. hell lea\.Cs little doubt that he 1~
going to go "'Ith the things that got him
and the Raiders this far That means JJ~
hrtltder y,;ill be in as quartttback d · pile
the iro~1n1 conllo'le )' O\er the u~. or
non-u • or lut year's )lafkt teve
lkuerk in. Vince Evan apparently .will
continue '" the backup lca\ang Beuerle1n
1n ll\ 1han dothe~ \la nding on the side·
II nt'\
h al..u rneans that running back!I Marcu'i
lkn anJ Bo Jackwn will lon11 nue t0 be
ultl"rnatl'd although the coach admits there
use fc~ pla~\ 1n the hooll. wh1 h wtll ~t'
both of them 1n at the same 11mc
\hell noh."'> thut ~hroedcr had one ol hi'>
lw'it afternoon\ of the sea!>Qn again'it Dcn-
\l'r tom pk11ng 16 of 2l pa!l!>t'\ for 164
'ard' 1n "'eathcr cond1t1on' that 'Ml" the
"Ind l hlll fJttor drop lU !II\ lkgrn''> 1n
"'ind·'> "'t'PI Dt"n H'r
~ hroc."d1..·r hai. no" compktnJ '' 4 pt·r·
n·nt 111 h1' p.1 .. ~s I hat"' I 3lJ of .:''' me'
good Im ~ tl'-IS ~ards
Jk rankc, \l\lh .tmong .\f-C ~u.tnt•rhJd.\
and hi) J'eragc gain per pa\\ 111 1\ I \ard'
1\ lllP'> 1n tht' conkrenu:
On 1h1..· ground \lll-n ha' p11..k1..·d up ''II
\ilrlJ\ 10th ~\t 10 thl' .\f( "hlk JJ1..l.\Ull
"hn hJ\ JllJ\l"d 1n "' gamn h.i' ru'>hcd
tc1r '"' \aHh
ormer U tar Rodney Ptt\e 1 e~-
pecled to set the nod from coech Wa)ne
Fo nte p in 1 the Raiders.
Ptttt . \lo14l'd b~ inJunes pan of the ~a)On. h htt on 87 of I S9 paucs for
I 190 \&rd!. and I 0 touchdown • He 15
Joinc:d 1n the bac kfield by nders and 1
I ~year 'ctcran. James W ilker. who backs
up 'landerc; "
The Lions' .. 1hcr tretch" uses four
"1dc reC'~1 vers to go along watb one run·
ning back and no tight end. And they may
tw pro' 1ng them'><'hrs. according to pro
~.'OUt'.i
Thr Detroit rt<.t'I' 1r1g corps 1s composed.
&t·nrralh s~ak in@ of '>mall. quick. surc-
handed taf&t'l'> "A ho ha' e no"' team ed the
intr3l.tlles of the offense
In tact the l 1n n\ ha\l· eight receivers
\\Ith mm1..· th.rn ltltJ 'ard' in pa~ r1..>cep-
11on' lht>\ 1ncludl R1lhard Johnson. Rob-
at < I.irk \uhrn "1 atthe\\S,. Jeff < i.impbcll. Tern C.1rtw \11!.c Farr and
Ja\un Phillip\
\If of "h1rh npla1n-. \o\h' ~hell 1s con-
t" rned \,\ 11h 114ml He )did the Raiders
h.t\l' no time to look ahead The) ha'e to
pla\ t>a1..h \o\C'ek J'> II II I\ tht' laM 14Cek of
th1.. \l"a\Oll
RAMS
From Bl ·Giants, 49ers answer the bell and get it done p)J\ mg g111i<l anJ tiur m1~1alr.c~ ...
,,ml r \ t•r1..·11 t \plaining the rn1ssed
'' iring 11pJl11rt un111e'> -1,t this
JUOlturl' tht• R.i m' '>hould be used
I.I It By Barry Wilner
AP Sparta W11ter
Not that there wa!)
an) doubt b) the
m1dwa) point o f the
scaw n. but the cw Ai8r .. i.illll
York Giant offi cial·
I) ha'e won the NFC
Ea'it and the Buffalo
Bills ha\C cltnch('d
an ..\FC' pla)off txnh
On Sunda,, the Giants rallied to
beat \1tnnesota 23· IS ra1s1ng their
rt'cord 10 11 ·2 and 81 ' ing them their
\t'tond \tr.11ght d" 1c;wn HOIA n The
Bills. in a 11gh1er l'haSt" in the .\F(
Fa~t "Ith \t1am1 routed In·
d1anapohs 31·7 10 grab at lca'>t a
w1 ld<ard spot
Roth the (1 iant\ and -l"kr-. had
difficult chores SI\ da\ '> al°h:r their \ionda~ night l·onfrt)n1a11on. and
both came hack for wins ~an •ran·
Cl'il"O needl•d ll p:m of 2 \., ard fi eld
goal\ b) M1kl· ( o ler. om· \.\Ith ~7
~·conds left w forn· O\cnimc, the
othC'r to heat ( 1nc1nnat1 20-1 7 II
"'" a leagUl'·rl"ltlrd 17t h "tra1gh1
road \.\1n for the l\\tH1ml' defending
upcr Bo"I rhamp1on'
( hu k Noll hccame th(' fit1 h ~f-l
coach "A 1th ~00 'll'tOrlc.'\ a\ th(' \tl'l."I·
er<, "'hipped 'Jc" Fngland 2+ l
~an Diego. TampJ Dalla\ anll th1.·
'l'" 'l ork kl\ \\l'rt" on thl\ \\l'd.·
end
• Glanls U. \'illings I ~: "'e"
\ orlr.. cndl'U a '"<>-@.a ml' I ming
streak \l't struggled for thl· third
<,1r.11gh1 "l'ck I." pt"Clall) on ulli.·n~
" 1th onh ont' susi.uncd dn' t' But
the dcfen\(.· turnl·d 1hing<i around
:rnd t'ndcd \11nne\<>1a·~ liH'-ttdml'.
"1nn1 ng ~trl.'ak
l railing 15· IU. the <.11ant!I rallied
hehind their defense in the fi nal
quan l·r ( rn.·g Jalkson 1ntl•rccptcd a
had pass h' Rich C1:innon at the
Viking,· r . leading 10 Matt Bahr"s
"1nd-a 1d(·d. 48-)nrd li cld goal.
New York forn·d a punt and thl·
(,ianl'> d ro'e -l.:' }ards to Ot11\
-\nder<,on·, \Ct'Ond TD of the g.iml"
\nder'>on ga1nl·d ~h \ard'> to be-
come tht' eighth pla' er in the "I F L to
ru'ih for I 0.000 'ard'>
La"n:ncc Ta)lor "ho had :!11
~c ks and \,\ a'i in on 12 tackles.
forn·d an 1n1au~p11on ""h three
m1n ute'i to go. se111 ng up a game·
clinching I N-,ard field goal b) Bahr
T he 'ICIOf'\ came less than a da'
• tftcr roach Bill Panell\ "as hosp•·
tali1ed "A lth l 1dne' \tOnt's HC' re-
cc1, C'd a medical p:t'i'> to coach the
gamt' then chl·cked himself bad.
into the hosr111al
"I don'1 1h1nk 1hc' told e'en bod\
about 11." Maune~ Canhon sa1J
"The) told nw and told ml' to keep It
quiet I \814 him 1h1s morning and he
"'as hurting Bu t he said all week
that guys who arc huning fla ve to
C'Ome back He came' out and pro\ cJ
1trat.
• Biiis 31 , Coils 7: Buffalo ( 11-2)
got four sacks by Bruce Smith. gn •
1ng him IQ for the )ear. and fi H'
o'crall .\ndrl" R1..'t'd set a team re·
cord for carter touchdown recep-
tions (Ji) He had se'en t"atchcs fo r
Q5 yard'i and 1wo scores.
The defense was so overwhelming
that 1he Coils did not get aero s
midfield in the first half. when the
Bills bolted to a :?1-0 edge.
··1 think he "as a little rattled.''
Smith said of George. the top pi ck in
this H~ar's draft.·· 1 f )OU get constant
pres~ure on an} quant'rback. he'
going to "'onder "'ht'rc u's going to
comt' from nc\t That's what 143
happening toda} ..
Thurman Thomas rushed fo r 76
\ards :ind t"o touchdO\.\n'i and
caught !our pa\W\ for another 9 I
\a rd!.
· • 49ers !O, Bugals 17 loll; The
lkng.ib prohabl~ knc" "'hat "'a~
t:nming.
t 1nC1nna11 I ~-01 had J 17-14 lead.
but San Franc1'>t'O had tht' hall with
-l 11 to pla) ~o 'Joe ~ontana
marched tht' l'hampo; ~5 "ards and
( ofl'r t 1t•d 11
fhc 44ef"'> "on the coin tos'i. "1on-
tana hit krn R1c(' \.\1th three kc\
PJ\')I,.'\ and ( oll'r \.\Oil It. 1 hl' 49cr~
ha\.t' the lcagul"'i Ix-st record I:?· I
•Redskins 10. Bear 9: In Wash·
ington. the Be.tr\ wuld manage onl\
thrt"e field goals h' "-e' in Ru tier.
then "l'rl' 1-.ilkd h' J turmn a Brall
\1u'>tt•r'c, fumhle '11..'t up (hip
l nhmillcr tor a "'1nn1ng "·'ard
fidJ goJI \\llh .:' 1-l rl.'m.11ning
Tht' RC'd\klll\ 11<·'1 ""n dl"'>PllC
ti \l'. rn11..·r1..eplltlll'> thro" n b\ \t.Hl
R' p1t'n Jnd nt·n thuugh th1..·' "en·
h1..•ld to 1tw11 k\\l"I P\1101' thl'
~awn
• Cblt fs 31. Broncos 20: In "-an-
)<!!> C1t\. \tJn' "xholll.'nhe1mer g\•t
h1' tif'I rnathin~ '11..1or' aµ1n<tt thl'
Rro11..m. "'h•> had J1:n1ed him a trip
to th1..· \upn Bo\.\ I 1n 141\tl and ·~.,
\,\ hl·n ~hot1\·nh,·irm·r "a" \\llh
( ll'\ eland
~tl"H' D\:lkrtz hJd thm· Tl> p.1\\l''
ac, the-C'h11..·f, 'l'nt thl' r1."l'11ng \I <
( hamjl1on Rninrn' ( l -10) to their
\l,th COO\t'1.Ut1\l' d1.•fl•at. their \\Of\I
lo'>1ng 'itrt•JI. \llllt' .1 n1m·-gamt• 'lidl'
Ill 1%7
For the l'1gh1h 11nw thl\ H"J1 . 1h1..·
Broncos It'd :it haltume 1hen lmt
• Oolpbins !3, Eagles !O loll· In
\l1am1. Pl·t1..· \to,anm1ch's '4-\ard
field goal "1th thr1.'l" \<'rnnd' kit
ftm .. cd an ll\ 1."n1me and hr'> N -
) Jrda \\tlh ~ 21' to go in \uddl·n
death hllcJ 1h1.· \t1am1 Dolphin'
pJ'>t the Philadelphia fagles
"1 1am1 "h1ch tra1kd .:'0-111 l41th
IC'>'> than "" minutes rcm:11ning .
1mpro\ed 10 10·' and ~•a,cd onl'
g..1me ha1.k of \I ( Ea\! leader Bui·
folo Tht" Eaglt'' ft'll to ~-6 "•th their
\<'C'ond l'OO\('l'Utl\ e lo~'> afll•r :i li\t.'·
game ~inning 'ltrl·ak
•Steelers %4, Patriots 3: \t Pit ·
t'iburgh. the onl) coach 10 "''n tour
~uprr Rowls. JOincd Georgl' Hala\.
Tom L.rndr) Don \hula and ( url)
Lamlx-au as th1..· onl) Nfl lOalhc'>
to"' in 200 game\. •k l'i 200-1 46· I 1n
~2 'il"ilSOO'i.
The Strt"ler<; ( 7-61 <tta)ed 1n pla,.
off rnn1t•nuon J\ \krnl Hogl' ran
fo r tl4o touchdo" "' and I I 7 )ards
Pittsburgh 1s tied w1 1h C 1nc1n nat1
and Houston atop the i.\H ( entral
• Seataawks tO, Packen 14: ..\t
Milwaukee. the ~aha"kHont1nued
Bo Jackson and the Raiders ballle Detroit tonight
a touchdo"" n on 1h1rd·Jnd nnt•
Thl' Kam' ~1it thr hall h,1d .. :.tH.11n
on tht'1r l<hard lint·
l ' en·tt P·"'l'll " \ ndt·r,11n t11r I ~
~ctrd!. and ;1 4u11.. i.. f1r\l Jo\.\ n 11n their
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\Jrdc, .ind .1prx •.irt·d tu tumhk .1g.i.11n
on thl ~.:' .11d lirh'
f h1.. K.1111, .ind< 1,1r. d1,put1..·1..I th1..
call hut rl·pl;n 1111 11, .illu\\l"J 1he
plJ\ h1 'tar J
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Ent \lan111 1n 1h1.. ·nd '""l'
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pla~1ng tinH· un11I c ra1g "lrnnh('ad"
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Varpa. Eridl Fildter and l 9U
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Newpon'1 Dlvid lmbcmino,
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• tralia, Jan. S· 13. The top six team1
there form half the field for the 1992
.. Olympics in Barcelona, Spaln .
:.,. The rt'turn of Schroeder cured a
:.., weak spot at the two-meter position
' for the U.S. team . somethina which
will be critical in the upcomlna
World Championships. The 32~
year-old eppcrdine water polo
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look to him to do 1t all for us. We
have a lot of scorers on the team like
Lynn and Evans and lmbcmino. ••
Evans just returned to the team in
&ptembcr. while Cal standout
Chris Humben and Schroeder came
last wttk.
down and llft •n shapt. Today, he
lhowed ht'• sunins IO Ir' llil lim-i .. down. wttich would be a very bia
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Onpite I rdatf\'Cl)' poor lho;:T
oveneu. Bameit said he fffl1
about the pM&ibihtits of lh11 team
roundina anto ahape by next month
and that the team won't far off
anyway. The three lO$.IH were by
tcOrCS of 11·7, 9· 7 and 9-8 to Lhe
Soviet Union, Hunaary and
Holland . •·Therc'1 probably abOut lO teams
on anr, JI Ven day that can beat each
other. ' Barnett said. ··r think water
polo today is like the NFL on parity.
There's not that many areas we need
to improve upon."
Two departments in which the
Americans were sharp Sunday wert
6-on-5 defenst and the counter-at·
tack. the comers tone of the U. .
attack .
The U.S. scored on four break·
aways ofT the counter attack and
covencd on four of five man-advan-
tage situations while limitina Cuba
10 jus1 one goal 1n seven 6-on-S
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"I think we played a lot better
with the addition of Schroeder,"
said U.S. head coach Bill Barnett.
"Obvious!) that paid a very baa
dividend. We dad not have good
center pla) an Europe. I think the
biggest improvement we need to
make 1s in the ~t offense.
.. Our biuest problem is
Schr~er and Humbert are not able
to work out with the team." Barnett
said. "The tournament (World
Championships) come at very poor
t1m1ng in terms of those two work-
ing out with us. It definitely hun our
prtparation, but it's better to have
(Schroeder) than not to have him.
Cuba's Guillermo Martinez
Oippcd a shon loft shot over the
outstretched arms of U.S. goalit'
Craig Wilson and into the corner of
the goal for a 1--0 advantaae with
S:39 rt'maininJ in the first period. •
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away at 4: 18, Schroeder took a pass
and fired one in from the 2-meter
mark and Craig Klass crossed a pass
over to Fischer. who scored from
out on top to make it J... l with I :41
remaining an the first penod. The
U.S. Made it 5-2 b)' halftime and
Cuba co uld come no closer.
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get the ball to Schroeder, but we
have a lot of other means to score
with the ball too. They all have to
complemen1 him. Terry 1s a grcat
for~. but he's going to gel tired. We
need more sconng support. We can't
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oonu, spe yrty -$2 000 I Villa Rentals I BEACH BUNGALOWS ..... NllT Ml Hl1 for one Pl'IOn, G8'~· 1100 dep Ken. 850-5742
Hunt. Beach • 1040 BEACON BAY 4 bd ""' Beau1tlu1 3BR 2 •BA A111111 lllffS 1 Bdrm 1750/mo 2 BR. 1 BA, ~ntvrn. yrly • lndry, no pell! eso-.1 5 •SIAltH21TtHI L:~~';~8.:o~~V~?l>d 1mmec:h1laly S1300tmol 1um 28drm 83 saJ895/mo $1.000 -•WATERFRONT-Cut• NEWPORT BEACH Exec s179 900 4 BA 2.) BA vua . 13 9,.,. rent $1000~ For more 1· 2 BR, 2 BA. unf\lrn: view. EASTSIOE 1BR unfum. U1N pMI. = =;:,:~~:
S i7\I lr)fO Cllll 863·69&9 ·-·· -yrly $1.500 1 BR, pallo a .. ' Wiier ,,.,.,.,mo c-" ·1· ....... • • ..,.·121 ·'""" POOi tep down "111ng rm I Completely remodeled -... ..,, '825/ Ref "'Incl ......, -v .,........ ......... ...,...,.,
The Home Sell~.• overlook• sun-drenched 3BR 2• B"' U,.,,_ 28"' 2BA ~ "-us Astoeleted Re11ty. 1500 Incl mo. r.,, 7AM to 8PM, ~·., WaterfrHt ..... llO. .. ... beauty In· ........ " ~ ""'" w Btllbo Sult 104 • 6-45-5853 . NPT BCH, 3BR CONOO. patio Gourmet k1tch • BRAND NCW 3 BR • FAMI clvde9 11m11y rm. formal rm • 2 car gar1ge 1· • • 3 BR 2 BA oC>erl bMlnd ••----..-ea torm1I dine Sweeping 111·1•. tto.1100 home IOf rent F~ Elect dining new country BALBOA NEWPORT NB 873-3863 E'SIDE 28R t'.tBA lrg cemno. frPtc. w/d. 8ht IAOO/mo2-atgar,petlo. ~·--· --tlairs 10 sep1r111 Mair GOO. Fun vard m11nt •, leltcl'letl a lull\ greenbelt RL TY "123-«94 Up1t1t111 raar Beyfront townhouM. Piiio, Oat-g11age M 10 ~ ~·.ct flrl. Met bMc:f'I MM,111 Suite Home IS 12 yrs ---water Included Pets OK I IOcallon Children & pets 2BR t8A. $1.000/mo age Avail 1211 '800/mo $1200/mo Mrt ,oa dlyt • ~valtnow 722"°131
nf!W Bkr 962-5221 ~ UM o• pool IPI. mnaa oil $"°'1 Of ~ term yetrty, 1nc1<1 utll No pela. 279 C.brllo 759-3031 •7-8211 . ..._ 7to-o583 OUIET. dMll 3Bdrm C M
TRIPLEX c1oM In Eu111de GOLDEN WEST PARK p~ 2107 '" playground end lelH tmmedl11e OC• IUl'Tlfll I llWI 873-2447 8IDe 28A, .,._~I SBR 28A upper unitwit home El pertllna. •I d
.,.. neat 1reM90rtlllon. 4BR l'·BA hH, cntrl clu~M 24 hr main-cupancy $1750/mo E.ASTBLUFF 28R 28A 1 btlnd9. oeteoe lndry k'-125 27 ... St c.b19 '375 ~·'Wti A~
acl'IOOl.Slor• 2 BR un111 elarm,bonusrm,dblf;'· •2BR 18A. new pajllt I ler\lncAt~ Hart>or .. lllllT unlllUt>C*Oflowef Nloe C-defMar 2622 Goodlocdon.,,;. c . .,par' "'W "' • '11111 Delltd,IM&-2722
••.... w/oarage Well ... c:arnat blind• .,._m cat!-Vlllana 545-0442 """" andry rm 2 -·perk ;;= • OOftd. locafed In tri. bAct'I ca;~CI for w /pr1va1e ~ ..,seK 897"8 1 1ng;-'3409•; M1rcu1 ...,.. lll-1111 er llf.1111 rr;g'"' SttS1rn0 7 MOO •Corouoo, 2BR 18A 1820/mo * 640-2421 blodl. S1350/mo. yrly, Aeepontlble Prof. '*"to
p111oe. newer roof IMne 1044 1895/mo 873-:_J53 ... D111911 ~•AV dep VIiia Rentals ~ POOi 2 Qtporta, E. C TA MU A, uM1tn 81u 87~ INra. 38A 3\.iBA. ~ ...._.... ---------1 Condo3 BR, 2 BA. OMIOI· 4 BR home, Newport ~ I 975,.112 1900 NO PETS 722-IOtl 2M 28A. bft-lne. t gar, Ml CANYON .,_ 21A. ~~nof\femttr LIM
2 or 3BR. 28A Oetu•• End laundrf. ctoM 10 oceien 1 H•t• ., .. SUOOtmo \t\\'l ..,....,1. lu \ I I CL1Ff DfM>cMn 1 bey E~nde 72241~ J&ttl C*O. 2 ~• 10 bectc g .. •OU-ded.to"coune i;;;;;:;;;;-;;;;:
Unn ~eiy refllfb bay t Yut newl 722-INOEvee&wuncn. • ~ ~-VIEW ctuwmino lat.Je XMASMOVE-.IH 90HU8 My. MOO 414-2471 •lew, pool & •P•· ~tt W111tect, prof
F'.rptc.J(:,tlO, 2 cer ~age 875-3819 251-1100 ..-d1yt REALTORS• 1BR 1 IOf1 hofM 1....., 8paclou1 21" 1\H A f 'lldt ~--.... 11.150/mo 71CMTt2 or ......... to ""'9 2M ~2·aeo-?:oo'°t .. ~ -••f._., COLLEOE PAAK HR EXCLUSIVE GUARD 11250/mo 131-1351 10-"'°""9 IMO/mo .....,,_..,,..._...., bclutlve 91utta ., .. 29A. ... to tldl, 1450
BEACH ANNEX • Rare "'"' -_, HA wilh ~ & r.rlOtd OATE.D COMMVHITV 800 S. lAiM M4·H11 peinl, crpe. Gar. lnrdry. ~ "'9 JM..1'"9A. 714f7n.Ol1t IV~
hOfM property. 1u1t 2B ... 2BA. f/p, petlO, com-yd OA AT FOR FAMILY ON 10TH FAIRWAY APT -tuoo tt0-2429 "',.._, 11 .280-I,.~ under ~we.arana.cor-l.!guN lelCh 1048 r.••tely furn. Winter 11400/mo -+ MC Incl •lllTll 111111... to ~ 2'"' '1MIM., per mo Lb,.., a1 ~~27«> ::2':"~ct;:;1::f LAciUNA8EACHl.OT8 17;'1~3 1 1050/mo. gerdnr,1vmag_tl31-ottt lllnlf... 1v~:c':..::: . ~we,.IU l4M 91XvW.
l decl Owner mey carry 4 ~ oner.cs. an .ooo to DELUXE TOWNHOUSE 2 I ptd •lpetlO GfOIV Inc ,. 1M. .... .... •. OOOI
or I•••• opllon 1425.000 aectl hautlfUI (OfOftl dtf Mar 2122 BR.1•,BA.htOtY <>¥er-2 I 3M. 28A 1Pt1. lfi*,I 11.150/mo , ... ..,. .~:::;;::==::=.iiiiiiiPl !!!_ ~~ ~· :::--. .-._':i'ii',_,*W 13t.UOO . 1435.000 V'"9 Agt 873-2971 .._, patlO. trplc, ...,.,. wet w . INCrO, Wf//lw/dtyf•!•-------1 ,..,_ •-... t.. ..._.,
•2BR flWnlly room. fli*, ate ger199, wtd hkup. Ncupe, c.ntrai *· 2 w 1 .-•11• W..-" .. iiiiii:iliilr---~
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2900
MEOITER r•laUtanl lor
sale lo Costa Metta GrM1
IOCallOn Fully equipped
~lnggreal 631-1311
BusJnen
~s 2904
AAA LOCAL ROUTE All
Cu ,, No Vending-No
Selling S200 -800 w..--
1y from eac,, guaranteed
IOcatlOn lnvflltment r•·
Quired 1-800·228-6630
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1n the
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For mOfe in~toon
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Your
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.00-.4 Mark-Up' Hot MWI•-------• concept! 800-828·3922
llYESTORS.
A.ctlve or p~ partnef s
neeOecl lor envoronmen-
lal product hne 159-118 1
VENDING ROUTE Earn a
good ltvtng W•l,,OUI kllltOg
your sell
1-SQ0-28• VENO
Doors-R419au -Atterattons
Cat>1neta-Panel-l odc•·
Stalrs-Orywtl-~tlOe--ete
35 yrs exp •rv 642-0517
DOORS Floors. Fencei.
Drywall and Cabtnell
Gifted Craflsman
Mark 259-1,.1
• ANDREW'S DRYWALL
• • 1 CUSTOMER SRVC
• ALL PHASES U 0030
• 772-0350 *
Strong lntelllgent Cr...,s
REAS RATES T 1390•6
112-0410
Monday, December 10, 1990 •
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lems• •326864 ~743 1 -By CHARLES GOREN
.-with OMAR SHARIF
~and TANNAH HIRSCH
HEA TINO • PLUMBING Q Sou LIC. ~ 1878 VtSaJMastlf .1-M th. vulnerable. YOU
-hold.
•K72 •K6 t 63 ~109842
Pa rtner opena the biddinc wnh two
no trump What do you bid now., INFiii A.-lf partner hu a club fit, thrl"f'
Repetr Spec1a111t we1 l'rn11:ht be a ,1am Howe\tr, ~·ou can't
,,andle insurance c1;11ms JU mp to four rlubtl, a1nct lhat wnuld
llW IMf IM he \.erber a lung for act Tht
All PllllCTS Wft\ to !ihnw th\I ha nd 1s f\1'$t \II hid
I Q.4-Eut Wnt vulnerable, u
South YOU hold
•9 62 9 AQ93 • KJ7 ..,86
The b1ddinc has proceeded:
Nortlt Eut South W.t
l t P.. l • P ..
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What 8Cll0n do YOU take.,
A.-Th1"' hand ~ borduhne for a
n11n forring 1ump to two no trump
ltht mudern stvltl H owever. to
t.tkt that action with no &lopper in ·
the unbid Au11 court& d UW1ler We
'UQ t t a thicht underbid nf one no
""·-•.., _... Since 19•6 Lie 572191
·trump. which would &how 8-10 no r·
math ~hould partner pau. we
duubt that gamt would tw 1n the
rarch
Resioen11al & Comme<c•a! I three cl.ub , v. h1ch partner wtll t~at
FrM esttmatf. All work as Suivma n. and then follow up
11 Yn tf ~ LMll guarenteed asl serv.ce v.1th lour dub tu (orrKt that
U .. ll&lllft' T y...a-wv .. 1., I _, Bonded .i'\O In 80 1mprl' '411111 • N WI -• • FM ,_ Cu11omers Roenaro Sinor SYr ~IC.cSw Clean-up Sprinkler ref)f g fllC Ins Refsl &4~3209 642 63•2 800-782-3987
install v a1en11.n 588-8755 -
1
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hold •ICUIL Oii P&JITIH 1 -• .-H• ff •I hold l .... TrMlaMsc... S12tHr ·MATERIALS Loe lnS lnt>\lllnM!25Yrs +Ql0 7 83 9 AJl0543 t Void
Ma1n1 /Gatdenlng SeMce Aelerences 675 4006 IF•n •• FrM •I 6 5.5095 H2
LK.z•87559 631-2610 I N Refs FrM est ~517• --sn.ngies m1u1ng toose'> p
Quality mixed wood "*> -. PUITlll 1 WllLHPHI F1a1 root ie.11 ' Small ,ot>s artJ\tr o~ns thf b1ddina wnh one Oranve Oak EUQ!yPlus TREES REMOVAL Prompt and .,9 quoc1c & eu, 19 1,1 rlub What do )OU rttpnnd"
Ullllles Com-•JV M LI * 636-8511 Jim FrM deiv Reesonat>ie 642 5937 I e~p Lie c;, 723·5]03 A .-ThPrP an-hand! with ll\it ~
VENDING ROUTE tOC•L Custom Kiie,,_, COutltlf T---4/r~ ,...___ • , nabl6 pad•k nd 1• "'"'r h•a-· 1ot ule CHEAP Musi;., IC>Qs val\lly • Showers nu~/spnnklr ;s,:;.78 PAINTING WAU Po\PER I UllPllM F llllfllC ~ "' ~ .-' " .. ,... ~ ' ....
---------llOors Loeloonct 6'8-t393 ANO REPAIRS R-...... n11aJ & ~~1·• v.ht-rf' \UU m11tht v. nt '"bad p.dH
•AQ 10973 9 QJ92 • K66 +Void
Partner opens lhr biddtnc with 004
hea.n What do '•1u re pond "
A .-lt'1 t ime tn thru"' l l\e potnt
count book<> 11ut tht' "'mdow Your
h&nd hu m.us1'" pla)tnl pottnttal
oppm1tf a onr hea.n openm1 bid.
1.nd &n\ltbtn• le <. than a Jump ah1ft
•111 mah 11 1mpouiblr to cal<'h up
latt'r Bid t,..o pe~
Quldlty 1·800 175-2552 TIE llEEI SCEIE Local rel ~ E•P@f't wc;rlo. ..,.......,, ~-fif"i.t and thtn -.huv. huru a l \OUr Tll Mllll&l . Free est 64•· IH8 I R4iroots •eoa.rs & s1<yits next tum Thi,; '" ncol t he hand S.Ct~ g 1 ,..._., d<>OfS L.awn-Tr ... S,,rut>-ln11a11 Ouahly WC>f't.. Fa" Rates lnvHUntnt
Oppo!tun'!Y 29081
ENJOY 14-15% re1urn on
Trull Deeds S 10 000 to
S 1 000.000 Call Denison
Aaaoc: •99--'135 NOWt
· LIAll AY&IUIU BY.ioess or Ptteonat
Secured/ Untecur e<I
1-800-65•-8698
S30 000 Ill Trull Deeds
5375 P9f montt'I 15""9
1ntlf'etl only 1 yeer
BrOker (7 14) 780-4957
Lost I Found 2925
FOUND BUNNY FIOpC>y
Hrecl H<>*ly Lane11rv1ne
A~ N>.iwpl Bell 1213
122-17•8 or 645..0057
Fouiid ea1 t>lack wltan
markings oectawea 2
11ub 1a11 yellow eyff
v t c 1 n I n t y
Narcruu1/$MVleW COM
673-2198
FOUND Dog black tong·
hair male wit,, w,,lle
1>41c,, on cnest. ena1n COi·
,., 1111•. VIC Brttlol &
MeeArt,,ur Sa nta Ana
-i39-2-l63
FOund keys end 01 Ca-
nyon Of'Mt. Call to tOef\t-
lfy ~5-UH
FOUND MO NEY 1n
en~. 1218 In per111ng
lot of !Mne Coml*'Y.
Npt a.ch Call 963-8837
LOST BLACK DOG .,;c
Garlle'd 6 Bulfllll'd
REWARD• PleaH c all
M 2·7697
Trawl .3014
AIRLINE TICKET FOR
S ALE Round trip
'300 oo 0ranoe eoun-
tytSt Lou,. Non-.•OP on
fWA o.patt1 fOf $1
Louis on Oecef'l\bet 20.
2 •2 p m "-tum 0ranoe
Countyon 12121 Hawto
cane.I VK•tlOn, du9 to
eonf'Nc:t 1n wen ~ute c .. ,,_., ., 642-4321.
bl '11 (OfY9) Of (7''6)
541·30Sf nit"'' and ..........
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11.&1 .. t Tlll llAI Sprlng .. Ha.r~~ Spnnkler tnstaliatlOn RAINBOW Ctrcle ~a1nt Fasl GUARo\NTEEO Svc Here \ •ur ht>art 81"f' "''much btt-
LHky ~Aod wati1 l 1C•511398 963-MM TrM Tnmong & Remov~ Pamong Int E.a Hou~ & FREE Eshmat .. •557'~ lf'r than tht ~~ that annh1n1
& regrout New & Rec>air l awn 11.Aa•nt & CleanYps Apl Ou•• 100 FrM est 968 S8CI' •94-6SO. .1thl'r than a i'\nt hn n r?<pnn~
Ba1,,1ms--Stw>wet dOOfS Ro101111ng * 432-88(µ • SI loc 5 519897 636·!758 h uuld ~ trutf'd v.1th ~11rn
1(1 1c-Floors-Plum t>~n * Al H AN SI Uc .r599025 · W&ll IW1ll
Lie 25Y"I O C 673•806 RENTAL PROPERTIES SfMl-Retwecl ~ Custom lntlE-1 painlong JC TIEE SERVICE Q.3-Buth \Ulnerablr . u South
TILE lollalled & Ref>••' •Paint •Oryw.U & m«e Contractor Comp lete Rel s Gordon 642 ~54 you ho ld
Prompt Coun.ous Serv Gary 64~5277 detiQn .i'\O 1nst.iJ1a11on ~~= :;~ •78 • K9872 t AK 1062 •7
F'.:nn ~~,,!.t>~:,8 •IUlfllll• I SAV: SSS 754-7170 A HI BIG Mll<E S TREE SERll P artner o~ns the bidd ing with one
Big & aml Jot>s-Work guar S,ri .... r*l.Mfte• HANGINGJSTRIPPING Tree 1rim1ng removal club What d o you rttpond"
CALL Bruee 847-0180 Call for esumate uc:c560875 VISA-MC yard clean-up Free .s1 A.-H ad vou hrld t"'o four <ard
AMERIC AN BUILDING 898-7064 873-1512 5•5·8936 'Ult-.. \l>U 11.'IJUld havr l"f'SJ>flndf'd up
ANO PROP MGMT Elec ·1 ICJ UllSC&PES tht> lint 1 t vou "'ould ha't hid nnr
Plumb-Carpnlry-Masoory I -' d \\' th fi d •· Gtau,-Ti,. 641_9165 Complete s.vie.r0eso9n H bb • 111am•m 1 t~o ,,, tar 11u1 ... uc: 1,,.·d 843--8225 0 y 1s t s: huv.r,,.r '"u 'ho\!. tht h1Jh1tr rank
CHRISTIAN HANDYll.AAN f' d h · d I ini one fint Rtipond m t he41rt Cwpen1ry-StmpleP1umt>-I Oon t ._....lOIQ!UldaM I Int eequipmentan SUpp 1es Tht-'\t~ntth11f\our M11t~df~not ~=~: :9~~ =:::-~'*"' I you need in cla ssi fied. rntt'r into tht' maurr
Q.6--As South vulnerablt' yuu
hold
•Void •A9876 2 ... 8662 H8
The btddm1 ha.a proc~.
'ortlt Eut South We.fl
1 • p._ 1 . p ..
2 . p .. !
Wlutt do vou bid now"
A .-Althoolh it looa as 11 you
have a pou nuaJ m11fit. you do have
l•11 ac~ . and that r an't be bed op-
poa1tr a panner who has 1ump
ah1ft~ Thrre'1 M nttd lO rebid voor htaru yt't Bid t.hTH dia
mo nd.s That u lls part.nu vou h&ve
at lust fi\.t hurt.a
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Moeclay. ~. II
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ma1or ~"•cl puhhnuons h•V-c
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1h1\ 11uc\1 mn 11. hccom1ng more
er('\llllcnt "\\hat'\ >our sign. han"'"
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ha"'c announ~td 1hc' will ht publish·
1n1 hook' h) Jn \mcru:an a~troloacr
Tha\C countnr\ arr C 1cchoslovak1a..
ltunpl) .mil PolanJ Information
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1hr lmn funain .. "low all t he f'llt'
\ttms to ht' an rolog\ ARI~ I Ma rch 21-.\pn l IQ) Focus
on t\J!Jlntt pcnpt'\ 11,r. acu' Illes
umn1.~tcd ,..,th an musK'. com·
mun1ca11o n potha}tl an home fam-
11) maJor Jom~ut adJunmc:nt
~1ln11l 'talus rommands more-
than-u\ul l attenuon
TAUR f <\pnl 20.Ma~ 10) Job 1ha1ap~n1n\lan1finn1 could loom
loll'Jl' 1n Jtu than tv..o montJ\s Fam·
1h1ntt> \Ourwlf ~llh ltchntcahtics.
\uhtlc d ues mcth1n& 1s taktna
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Mpt(t COIO\:I~ V.lth ph)'Stal l ltl'K•
u on. U > le Cft'lll\'tt)'. IOvt match.
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man ">'-~vou dtd ti JUst naht'" CANall (June 21-Ju.ly 22).. Fccl-
1n1 nf tttun t)' dom1natn. Focus on
complcuo n. s"'°"" rut nqouat1on
rc:pnt1n1 propn-ty n aht of way. c-
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nov.. stand 11 attention Rc\cl 1n at ttrm plans or a rfinlt'mcnt\ lluv.
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a.ttrttlatiHI Lady Melt• Gentleman goo0 ~. lite• '° mMt ~ ._..,_" Y°"'re nwet S..1 SF, rece un-not~ bYt c.Ong Look· -10 ~ hit wlllk end non.1y 1 mutt • arMt ..,,.. of tlufnor,
wllh llm1lar int••t• who tunny man. age 4S-55, M1 • ""'· W'lt••o•nt ""'*tmne· 20-17, _..., Ing tot 91inclN, e..ino down low 1 highway· ya11 "•I• • t1S7 'f173 a &Sl&I llkes 1port1. cootctng, non-amok Ing Fuher end ..... clely tlCUt9t ~ Im••·· c... me. womtn """ rtct or. '*"-. S*ltl Wlldl, ~ Mrirw· I "" .. LI I IN
I .u•-tl'IHter. t1111e1. plna. preter'*2. Llberel Demo-~"" •2t50 • • henu 0U1 toget"-r. "1153 tree 90UL..s \207 .--n1 a , •• lllL---NtS. Older guya o.k. crat. •2149 l•lllftlll· ,,209 Educated. 1UCCMtful. i3I ,_,... -.--• SWM. 1ucc .. 1tul ea-~OH ~21-47 --llmm II.Ill--SWM, Metia t>HU11fu Hon-tmoUt. dMe. good ec:utiv.. Mml·ptO ~ ,._,llUU CWSll,u.I, L--fll Ult •••ILi 14,r 44 Z U: .. camping Northern European tute, 1uccu1ru1. ek::len.30'e...-.~ • aay IUI ,.. ti• ~~ .._.,,,50, 5.12,youno..11 ... IDl •IL• Profeelional, educated, tithing. P.citrc North; :=-.::!'!!.~~ :,::-'~:*~io': !'!'ia~on:l\~p ':""':;:,'~ -II s..L1 a.a-"""'""' a, ', ttO. SLM • ...o .. w/o Clhlld. l'OMefttle tlngef. SAM, weet, &'1" 180, brown· ft'....., • .., • • ~SM Arllstlc DWF, l.IP9lf 50'1, JI' - -111 feminine, good ..,_ ot Melts 8ltnlCtwe bllfl8U8I ..-. a "QOOd loYer" Of r.>lut You are 1tlm end "991 Enjoy wt. lrlWf. ..... MW\ IOOkl and In· lr•VW. dendng, cone.ta L-UTII seelca MCIUfe (emotional· ...... te ....... , t1umot. tredllton., 11e1Uaa. SLF, w/octlld, 1'4"-5'7", ao..2t SWF pwtner '°' ainoere m•rrll99 mind-akllno. jarz, body bu/ltd· talllo•noe, '""''•o•· HIS, !It,' dririktt Into tit·
tyendflntnelatty)healtny W.erlallllpJt S11klng temper•••· 2142.L*edenolng,• ...icend •nd maybe ed.•nyrtee,lwanlyou 1no You?•lt&O minded •t205 ,,_ 1183
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tt ng en 1 O 'IY llff, ,..111m,.Lm" ,_,_,.., •oe•theo I WM, 22 , oitfltlulmenofc:IMlend SWF1oen)oygooOlimea. liO D~JEUNE A HI I llSS U ftllm SWf 42. very enrtc1~. All 30 yr okS, ~to Dectl. _.. romantic. atnct• dllt#lc'tion. enjOyl tun In Mlkng. good reatMJrani.,
It Whal t m1a SWF, 23 A11rect1111 1111 youthful auec:euful, norMmoker. filnes8 end sling, look· 1¥9. "'""YP120-a'? the tun. romtntlC ...... , run b.,. No bled ...
1t1racuve. tffks ~ung 501&h SWF Mith ..,,.. ..-a 1au. wealthy, tun-lno tor 20-30 yr o6d SWf .,,..,,. '*"' ~· .,_, .,.. ..... ~·It• ~ • 1151
ettentJ.,,e man ~ho lll<es of humor Warm romen-IOYfnO. romenllc SWM trim led• wtttl ~ '°' .~ f 1M_ _ trectl'We aHm engll to ,
ipOf'tl ld'tenture ·X· llC s.ncere1nd .:..C,y lot Wltfl ltfOl'lg dll>fe lor beeehfUl'I. '1158 ma1111.••n• epoll fQfMf\ •11$6 j .......... .
cltement rom nee. cud retauonal'llp with Mr penna1,.,1 ret.tionst»p UYHIRl llBR W/I '!RH .. lll•I Fii. educat ed. pro· ~~~1. and t11Md1h1p Right .r2177 ~181 EDUCATED, S.-lng ........... .,., ITILlnl =· =~~
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DWF forty something, UIY SWM, 23, 8'2". Ito lbs. '" 20 40. S.nM ~ Ilk• tre1191, rom•~. Wig, thee1t1t, denclno. -~
MW lo Or•no-County, SWF 5'7'' 125 Iba Ilk .. lkllno. penytno. the """*· .-y P'CJ."'"' edwnture. ~· ~. Ing. tr•Y91. N/S only.
Nik""' SIOWM who 11 ...,_,.:_ 1 ... • In ...... .' outdoora end much ttonlNP. mittnage • ·~ 1....,. 10"""" Nm • 1204 • .... ....,.....,, ...,y pu ........ more.S..11Mtn.attreet· edlme. AtNIUC row. ._..._......,._, ,.,...
eQUIJly eotnl0'11b6e In C()Ok In tne kltch«\, IOOk· IV. woman 21.? for tun IM9d\, 9Un11C, ....... In tomenliC edventur•. -.ml 111111
1>1111 i-na ot 1u11 and an 1ng 10 mee• ~Y 111• end romllnQ9 •1,12 • 1 ,. • • 1111 Pl•n••••" t>etwMn •2178 ~ alfec:lionet• ----FIDOl UIY • genoetnan'.w-&0 •2158 Alnrnl .... 11 -11111" I ....,... &WM 5'11" 1t5 lbl. nice
Entreprenewr. writer. Uf"l•m 140 tb•. 6'1f" Med• OWMt•m•' • .. ?-*41• = '= :*~~ =In~ :!:t>tl':~.YF aoventuroua fellty 6'4" --humble ttty young • _. • • • ATIUCTIVE, 118 Iba 1 ·heir ..,; MTllllUlf wtlhdartctiw lntollmple l'leet1ed, °'*' minded, l ftd down-t o·••rtf'I. 40-55 to there Interests·
I 21, I WF -·· i.1:':. • i•!'uee 33 SWF 5 8" 130 lb9 fun ut .. 1.Aa. ~ ....... nutri-for ~. ""' and .... attrectlv. SW. F oolf dinner P•rlntr. W v 1 • n "4 • • • • • ,_, ..... , .... ..,. tutfi""*'I of P-'o,. 16-11 ~ enJoyar. lre\41 mU9ie laughter llh Infant too• ng 10, arll, computera, tr•Yel loving, romantic, ld11en-11on. heelll\, 1nlioJCldan11. EnJo ment 01 0~1• ...,...,., end , end ~.~, by the beaci'I.
Mnslllve good numor-and 111ying Iii Prefer In· tureeome, lamtly orlen· 1out-11archlng for door/JI aYel • Lee'• ..,.,.._,ft •tt ,.1201
ed. aecure SWM compa tellecu to machos ted, '""'no 3S-40, kind. anawera. Inner joy ...,. -~-,.:. #tt7• ------
nlon to b091n 1a1tl'llul •2182 lntell~I. lineer• non-r t172 -·-· -If llWIUTml
ur1ou1 re1a11onsh1p IWS STILL Tiii tmOtier. n~, SWM · ...... "311111 IUlm '
•2148 Prol.e111onal SWF 54, ~~:153 ip. be9I L~~f~. SM4,. 3S. a·r, MO. Oii-I WM It , l 't ", 1'5 73. PhD, 5'11", 175 Iba,
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ATTUCTIVE ILOHE s 2 • 118 Slncwe, Plf· OWM NIS Ukt moYllt I ••o• •duceted pre po.nn, ed~trturoue. honest toyal, 11t1c· SWF eonat>tt Uk .. mount~ PITITl,&TTUITIYI be!Ktt etc s..rct11 t~ ••11r:w• • ..-"'\ _.. M1MC. .... , attrlCM 11onate . .,,.,... nt. ar11
Secure non· mok•r 5 5 . ano Clelert. ~ht llTIU.mlT · SWF DWF 25-31to no IWF, 18~·H. "= •1WF.aeo.-11te w9lk1. denc:lne compa
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finer thing. In lite i:r2154 .....,...,, hon. t>oeuno. Nik• un· Pllfllllllll .._.. 0u5own ctub ' ' -.ATTUCTIYIUIY encumbered WSM SWM, 50, n ". 20I • ff I llf ... ..ew. _.MIT,_ lTIUCTll( ow. NtS. 49. 1nJoy1 44-otlO ¥nlh ~ llkts chufc::tl goer, good jOb. LOOk1nt tot '*' 1tMe: ........ ..,_. , .....,.: ,,a .. •IOMI IWM. 3f, nt. UCWSY" llOIDE mualc tennit theater. •2178 eouceteo. '*-M9Ctt. DWM NIS .. rnowtte. em a.ctr-NO 19"'9•· non-tmOUr, •• 1re\4!,
Wldew 1111 SO " shm m<Mel, 1n1ell.gent con· ------blklftO. dtl'IOlf'IO, ~ bledl. Mc. s.9c:ftlng.. ..... .C. • l(NM;, ,....ice, fun, ..._ et·
"ltnM ol humor ~• veraallon Nik• bright. ,._,,... mo11lea, non-.motaer, IWFDWF25-31IO.,._ •1170 • .,._.,.,trim SWF 21-31
You llHl) lc~n c a 30 second n1c~~a~e .
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for eac h minute. tr1end11'11p positive" Wlll~lld. rlnenClelY PllFlllmlL good ..,_ of """'°'· .....-. •1~ • lof good dmee, ~
gtnltem1n l of walk I MCUfe genlleman with 5'8"' In early 30'1, looldftO ioolr.lnQ for •tlfeclWI tttj ..... tur91, friendship, mot~
teugl'lle' dining 11tc 11111e good etntefhum«. like totlall.dn P<otwltonlil SWF28s4& 1 1118 -UI-OWMyouneU!ootalngfor C .. nowrw1 •1209
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SWF,25 58 tun •Ill Cl· Fun end 1nthu•IHt1C. llonal'lfp •2180 ~In ~ SF, no eog.t'*natl •1111 M, tnfOYI ..... ~.
1111, normtl toOucated, pretty, petite kMlly lady dll*eft. ~ 'FI ND ~Ch S..ka q1.11llty ••hlntfllligent 1n1M1st· Mitt• epec1a11ove of t1er Get some vacation ca b by sellin& tbo.e-•••dl"g to m•. ,. awtr 2440 wttfl altni1ar
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