HomeMy WebLinkAbout1988-03-06 - Orange Coast PilotSUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1988
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BEANS?
JUDGE PARKER
AFTER LOOK1NC, AT
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WORK, SUSAN TEUS
ABeEY THAT HIS
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But I like bit:1tb!i& .. Bums worts . bis writ-
ers until noon. Then it's ~'° tus country dub, where ~
a balfllllCl and a few hours of bridF awail .. We can be in
the middle of writing a joR,
and 111 just ICt up, .. be says c1
the noon deadtjne "The writ-
ers will always be here. ..
H~ arrives home by l .. I
take off my toupee and ID to
sleep. (Pause) I ,et into bed
very qwccJy. I doo 't want to wake htr up. ..
Evc:rung bqins at 6 wttb
double martinis and .
(he smokes 15 a ~). :
that don "t mdcat' him to his
doctors. "Sure, they all told
me to stop. But they're not
here anymore. No one is ~
to tell me to do an~ ..
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Paladium. which bas 000-
ncu:d Bums to perbm b'
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~ ctinm in •& kl MilMUbe ICl I new
place to eat this
month. Cronies. in the Downtown
AdUetic Club. opens al ~ p.m. and
oti:rs a oomplde menu until 1 a.m..
.. It's very c:litficuh to find a restau-
rant 1hal ser'IU tiqucx' and tOod 1hal
late at nilbt. We're not a bi& tourist or
convaiticm city. ID we ldy oo our ~
ular ~-says OooXs· Jury CC>
hen. He •YI the new pa:e ""1llill have a
small dance ftoor. ~ 90IDe jairz. ..
On the menu, wbidl raap from
$3. 95 to s 11.95: babd Brie, Bu61o
winp. sandwiches. ...,, mil fish.
Tiie -•r e 1.-'s
retr>s • ... t11dles
A New York Jand.. D ,_ mart mums April 1,
when Mamma Le-
one's opens at its new location -Ro-
man statues and all.
The restauraD1 doel in Oc.1ober,
1987, to moYe to
the Milbd Plllla
Hotel buildina on 44th Slrm.
Ifs DOW next to
The Majestic
Theater, where
T1w Pltanlom <f ~ Ope-a ii Dlay.
LDI to IOld-oUt
auctienca
.. We've re-
tained mucb of
the mne decor ~ many of tbe SUIUCS and
&om the old Leone'~ llYI
John ~ of Railoiant A90-
ciates. The rataunDt first opened in
1906 in the home ml..uia 1.eoae, chm
moved in the l 920a to 48dl Snee.
where it was hQumled by ccldJiitiea.
Hantinl pmmia tbe lllDe ~
em Italian menu ""with tbe lddiboo m
some cunemponry disla. The bi& chanaies will be in the hmcb menu -liahu:r, Im bma1 ill:ms." A <lOIDpide seven-ooune meal runs Sl&.$27.
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Open Wide, Amerim.
Getting the inside story on whats
going on inside your mouth.
.._.... ..... f # 1: piaqi• ~has plaque LS gmgivitis.. lhc early, ~bic
aJmoa become a houschoad ~. It is sa.aae of gum disease. As P'aq~ builds.
certainly a household problem. But the bacteria produce by-products that
~though~ is affected by iL can irritate the gums. causing rednes.\.
few peop6c really undmland the seri-~ngandsiomrtimcs~ng. These
ousncss of plaque or the imponancc of sians indicate there is a problem that
controlling it Plaque is an almost invis-should be k>oked at ~ a dentist b an
iblc sticky fi Im of bacteria that contin-
uously bms on the teeth. AaQue aerms
are consuntly multiplying and build-
ina up. Any dentist will tell you that
cont.rolHna plaq~ is the single most
impMant step to bcncr oral health.
1he •ldln• of undt1 Md .......
,....__..,.... lanorinaplaque iia
risky proposition. If it is n0t re~
and controlled. the results arc some--
times merely unanmcti~ but often-
times filr more serious.
A serious rault of un~mCMd
a<."C'Urate diagnosis. If left untreated.
gingivitis can lead to penodonutis. an
advanced~ of gum dtSCaSC. which
posgbly can result in tooth loss. Pen-
odonritis can be diagnosed and treated
onlv ty.. a denust. · The unanractive prob6em.. tartar.
is a hard calctficd matcnaJ wtuch can
trap plaque. This appears as ycllow-
browni.sh stained accumulations on the
teeth. Whtie manv antt-tartar tooth-
pastes and mouthnnscs can help p~
\lent new tartar from form mg. none can
rcmo~ ex1st1ng tartar. That can ~
safely removed onl) by a dentist or a
dental hygienist. Li nlikc gingiv1tts.. tar-
tar abolie the gumlme 1s baslcall) a cos-
metic problem
The best ...... is 0 good offense.
Thie best wa:-to guard agamst gmgMtlS
1s to stop 1t bet<>rc n starts.. 'rbu should
begin~ Mlsh1ngand flosstngdall~ and
visiu ng '.>(>Ur denUSt regularl ~. In real1t).
~. man~ peopk do not clean aJI
~as of their mouths thorough!~ with
these methods alone. That·s wh' nns-
ing with L1stenne£-A.nusepuc 1s impor-
tant Long-term cltnical studies wtth
hundreds of patients have proven that
daily use of L1stenne kills plaque bac-
tcna. hdpmg to prevent plaque build-up
and gingJ\1 t1s L1stenne has also bttn
proven to redu1..--e C\.ISttng plaque and
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gingivm~
The .\menc .. in Dental .\ssoc1a-
t1on Council on Dental Therapeutics
recently has granted the Sea.I of A.cet"p.
tancc to LJStenne for helping to pre-
-.cnt and red~ both plaque abet-~ the
gumline and gJngJ\'lUS.. Ltstenne 1s the
only non-prcscnpuon mouthwash that
has been accepted ~ the A. DA for
these condiuons. So. w~ vou see
L1stenne. ~ou·11 see this Seal of
Ac:cc~.
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~ingivitis 1s not inevitable.
UWith certain preventive
measures. it may be avoided.
Remember to brush and floss
daily and visit your dentist reg-
ularly. And tOr extra protection,
rinse with an ADA accepted
antiseptic mouthwash such as
Lislerine. Its as simple as that
Takt this coinpact. port1bl1
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thanb to the maaic of video. Some of the wcdd's paiest filmmakm -
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Store Dolls.
erican Tradition.
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individually handcrafted and
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There arc twelve different
Country Store dolls in all. They •
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C-oats & Clark's pinafured young
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painter ... the Morton Salt Girl ...
the ~resot.a Flour farm boy ...
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But remember, The Councry Ste>tt
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Fnnklin Hebloom DoUs
Fnnklin em.a. Pennlylvmia 19091
Plwt --my IUbica ~ b The Counay Score Dolb. II) be
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... ol one nay odm anonch • .d I wtil be billed in two momhly
Pl.EASE MAIL BY MARCH l I. 1988
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March 6-March 1 2
COVER STORY 2/Datly Pilot March 6-March 12
Barry Manilow is back with a jazzy CBS special
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T,.._.TV&.et
He buih bis career
on such lush romantic
son1s as "Mandy" and "Looks Lille We
Made lt." but Barry Manilow'a music
is now swingina in a different direct loo.
Tbe winner or an Emmy (for his first
TV special in lt'77), a Tony (for his
Broadway concert stint that same
year) and a Grammy (for his album
''Copacabana "), Manilow is returnin&
to the spotJi&bt with a venaeance. fol-
lowina a .elf-impoeed layoff. Currently
on a two-year world tour, be allo hu
become an author, with bia autobk>-
1raphy "Sweet Ufe: Adventures• tM
Way te Paradite" rackinaup l~
aive Initial salea. Most fmportantJy.
thou1b, he's back on the music charta
with the jau-oriented album "Swinl
Street," the balia for M='• aptly ""' y 1 It .... llll!J•~•lll tit1ed~special "~r,r>' tow: Bia 9'Hlll • Cll Fun on Swing Street. . ,
As on the LP. Manilow is joined on be u little chip in the wall now,·· he
the proaram by 10me of the mOlt says. "lt'1 IOl'tohtranae. For lOyears.
renowned names in that milie\l, lnclud-my record comp.a~ and I did our jobs
ina two recent Grammy nomlneea: ao well. t,,y bavinc number-one records
vocalists Carmen McRae and Dianne coathlually, tbat it turned into a back-
Schuur. Amon& other notables are am;: lam aft.er a while. None ol us knew
1erPhyUuHyman,aaxooMnlatGerry wbat we did wroni. except to have
Mulligan. bau player Siaaley Clarke ~r"hiu tha~ pleased a lot or people.
and the aroup Kid Creole and the Sucldeal1. I waa beil'I hi&hly criticized
Coconut.. for tomethina that had been really
"I aet ape~ dial there miabt loved. At &la&a point, tbouah. I feel the
·'
resistance ia 1ivi"I a little, because
everybody'• betinn•AI to love tM foray
I've taken into ja11."
That "1oray" aduallybeA1twitban
earlier Manilow eat.am. "I A:M. Par•
dise Cafe," but the P,Ublicit)' 8UITOUnd-
in1 "Swin1 Street ' clearly ia much
areater. The new album lncludea IUCh
musical standarda as· 'Summertime."
"Stardust" and "Stompin' at the
Savoy:· all of which are featured oo
Monday'• special, aloaa with 1e¥eral
new Manilow compositioM.
"I went tbia way without approt"al,"
the 1in1« renecu. "I 1ot to w. IOlll
before the critics or the DUbtic cld. ·;i
took a couple of yeara 'off alld-...
myself, 'What do you wut to do? An
you happy witb WMre '°" ane .. I decided to do aomeuu.D that
me. believinc in "?f hearhhat ....., pleased m.yaelf. I d be able to,,..._
other people too. It'• ll"Nt U..t ...,.,.
comin1 around. but the lelioa I...,...
is that you don't owe an~ to~
ody but yourself. if you re aa Mtil&: ..
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ALTERNATIVE
Gets you into the 9'im of
things at
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Woodbridge H1gtt•1
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W~wedropped
by Banning, 82-54, In CIF
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C.Hfomla
Ave major •rttnes at LAX
.aowtng workers to
bypass security check-
points./ M
Nation
George8u8h wtnaeaay
victory ln South Catollna
primary as Super Tues.-
day looms./ AS
Entertainment
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A decision from the Hart
' 8J LANCZ IGNON ...........
~Ydyn ~·· normally liJti111 Voett tutu tey cold whee rapoudilll
eo ~· &bat abc abandon htt pnmary campaap IPinst As.-
temblyman Gil fftJUtOD bec:aUK It
would drain the GOP of' funds nttded
IO .. WU IPJt\St tht 0anocms.
ffllUSOO and several othn' R~
publian laden sa1d Hart's cam-
paip for lM 10th District teat. which
was ofraaally launched F~ siohon otr monty fteatcd fOr
90. the GOP's cn.mck to pin a
m.;ority lD t.bt stale Asmnbty.
""To have primary banla as a vtty
divisivc wa'f to u. our campaip
dollars... said Auanblyman Nolan
Frixlk. a Reitublacan &om lht nriabt.;1~ 69\h Dlstrict. .. Evdyn as
a very bit candMtatc. but 1n the
ovnall pectUft u's ID'ftl to be
destructive to the Rcpubhcan cauit ...
• h's an alkptton Han dttply
reteats. It IS lillo wtw fiully con-
Ylnad t.bt Ne•pon Beach City
CouariJwocnu to rua.
.. Whca tom1t peop'k lold nw potnt
blull I woUI be dnrimcntal to the
ltepublicm Pliny. It medc me SO ...,,, .. *said. ""Thrtt rs"° betttt
RrpuNicn tban I am ...
Han lllid Iller decuion was also d~
lD pm1. IO Qll9Dllll IDVestlptlOM b)
the FBI ud the stair Fair Poh11cal
PractJas Comm1tston into allcp-
hons that FeflMSOn 1UepJI) funnd ed
cam~ cootnbuttoos to •~o pre>-arowtb Cosu Mesa C ll} ( ouncil
candadatcs..
fcrp10ft blamed the allqa t1on'> on
pol1-tic:al mancuvmna b) ( ost.i ~r-sa
~~ a1hocate John Gardner and~· hu bct\wetn Gardner
and AanDblyman Tom Haydm. [).
Santa Mmuca. Fetpton's political
arrhcaany.
Hart's benttness O\ tt the ad\ 1ct
not to run 1s bcconuna a fanuhar ~fr&in 1n Oranac Coast pohua
athan ROllCftbeta rc«avcd sima-
1.at noti« from Omw Count) GOP
Oi.arman Thomas J"~ntn shonh
aflCT announc1n1 bas p&Ans lO capture
tht' Repubhnn nom1nat1on for the
40th Conll"'$SJonal Otstnct Laite
Han. Rown~ acc\ded fumlt'\ ol
opcnuna machine pohhn.
··~ps Tom fUC'lltcs Jean he ·~
(Pleue ... DSCIBIOJll/A2)
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IMJ'dMld. dlOft aad waftd tbetr wa7 ~ tile dcnrD-
towa meeta of tM Art ColODJ. 'f1M tlaeme of tlll8 JeU'8
parade wu ··roaaden of America."
Agran to seek repeat performance
BJ G&EG UZJlU ...........
rm. May« Lam Apa an-
nounced dus Wttk that he wtll run f«
anot.htt tcnn as may« Ill thc etty '1
first mayoral el«taon this JuM.
Apan toot out papen from the
lrvuw city ckrt's otru thtt ~ to
run 1n the JuM dcction. the first
wparatc d«t1on b mayor in the
city's histof}. Thru other candidaies
ban taken out papen b llwdecttoa..
accordint eo aty Ofticiab..
Last November, voten ovtt-
wbdmiJlely ~a~ to
cltct t.bt city~.D.yor, laridy a
catwial pmitioo. Tk aty's
.. ,. ... tndiboaaDy bttft ap-
poiated by a ...;ority ~ of CCMlnC1I ... ~
If Apan 1selectul, 1t wtU be his fifth
mayoral term. thc Sonant in the city's
bast.or)'. He was reappotntrd lo the
eositton 1n July by a 3-2 vote of the
City Council.
Apan '1 platform w1U be bwcaUy
the sa~ one he promotrd all 1986.
rntmncd po..U., men ~ and
rccreauonaJ ~ and t.bt l'f0ttt1t0n
of '"kaltamaar l'nldrnual llllef'aU. ..
'"My intention is to condun this
campaip hte my othtt campa1ans..
which 1s to rdy on neiabbomood
vohmtttn to carry our mnsacir into
the commwaaty," satd Apan. who 1s
mtdwa)' tbrouah bJS thud City Coun-
etl term.
Apan'sc:ounal sat docs not come
up for l'abl nbl 1990. but Aann's mp as the bad o( a shm sk>w-
powth couaal ~ty may be 1n
~rd) Councilman Ra> Catalano.
Aaran's stronttSt council all~ an·
nou~ thn ~ttk that he ""111 not
tttlt a S«Ond tcnn to dt' ott more
IJmc to tnchana and march at t.:CI
whttt ht u a profeuor of social
«Oq}.
The bet that Ca~no and Coun-
cilman [)a, 1d Botktr -a fa, ontc to
wan tM 40th Conarnsio nal snt -
•~not runnina for ~-dect1on thro""-s
the ratt ~ tdc open The future m.IJOO•> ofthcCO\lnol roukt hen~ on
.. hethn elected candidates mobdazt
behind lhc hbenl .\pan or more
COOStt\aU\e. arowth~ntC'd Salh
AnM M1lkr. ~ho IS up fo r ~~I« uon
11lJuM
Counctlmu Ed Doman. ""hose
seat 1s W"CU~ until 1990 • .,rnnalh
volt\ v.nh Ap'an and Catalano but 1\
con\1dert"d h\ man' o~n en to Ix a
\v.tng \ OIC
.. If\ clear that a &nit deal IS I I
'>t.alte in this clcctto n ·· .\van IC·
ltno..,.k'dsrd .. If ""~ ""ffC' to lost
(( a talano l and not find an\one to
replaC'C him . that ~ould bt a ihamc ··
.\aran said he 1\ suppon1ng Paula
\\ cmer. hu appo1nttt to the Cit) ·s
trafTK lOmm1ss1on and C-am~on
Coiiro'c ~hom Catalano appointC'd
to tht-plannan& romm1ss1on. 1n the
council raC'C
~n said he 1s not \UrT ho"" the
ma) oral ~e ~111 \hapc up \lthouah
he 1\ the front-runn<"r .o\sran said he
dot"S not take tht' c!Ktaon hahtl)
.. l'H M'er taken an tlK11on tor
srantcd. and I cnta1nl} don't p&An to
do lhat tb1s tune .. he said
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Expert:
Star Wars
nothing
but a lie
BJ LANCE IGNON °'_..., .......
Rather tha n pro' 1dt a shield ol
dcfcn'K the \tratt&JC Dcfcnst ln-
ltt.111\t" or .. \tar \\ars ·· v.ould push
thc \upcrpov.tr\ clo~r to nu lcar
conflict tteat 1s 1f ena.u\ttr\ could
oHrcome a morass o f technical
prnbkms lint. a maJOr opponent of
the tntlll ll"C ~ad
.. [\en 1f11 v.orks 11 won·• do uuny SoOd ·· said Rohen Boi.;man. a rc-
Uttd lieutenant colonel and formn
nu~r of ~raJ Dynamac·s Ad·
vanct PKC PTavams ""hach did
ntcns1"c rcasca.rch on the proJ«•
.. .\n) attempt to deploy them (the
satellal~l ~•II bnna on Wor1d War
Ill .. Bo-man tokt a crov.d of about
I SO at t Marlt Prcsb)'tcnan Church
on Saturda)
Tlw i.;ar would most hkcly be
tngtrt'd b) the So' 1et l:nton lr)ma
to shoot do"" n lhe satelhtes before
the) ~~e funcuo nal Bo•rnu wd
The former .\er Fortt pilot's hour·
Ions I« tutt btpn ~•th an upla-
natao n of the tttf11n1cal and finanetal
probkms of buLkhna DI and cul-
minated v.ath an 1mpass1oncd pica for
an t•nd to the arms ~
(Plea.e eee EXPERT I A2)
Development agreements: Spelling out the rules
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blueprint of what
ihe future will hold
. ~acctdent 1c...a._.1 ... ••tA1leaDj aell,4 1,loet ...................... , at•w· aad aalt .... twepu~mnla tM 1 block
el Odele Ddft la CoMa llw. D)wd wu
Insurance firm feeling the bite
.. :of pit bull attack on NB wom~n
., Tiie A.111 ct.W Prea
~a vicious I 00-pound pit bull
tcmertllat chewed offhalfa Newport
•"' 8eacta woman·s linter before finally ,,.. .. beiftl destroyed, has cost insurance
compuia $200,000 in settlement
•: _payments IO far.
: Tbe dot cbcribcd by its owner as
; u .. ovapown. lovable puppy ... at-
• : IKUd or... County animal oontrol ~SI&. Karie t.lorpn in 1986 when she • watt io investipte reports that Spi kc
. bed attacked ao infant in a baby
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carriate and a delivery man.
Mogan. of Newport Beach, has
won S190,000 in nesliaenoc scttJe.
meDIS from the landb'a and apart-
mcnt manager for allowin1 a vicious
animal 10 attack her on their
p«mises. A ve~ ala.dly nealilca• for failina to tell tbe dOl's
owner that Spike needed to be
destroyed, paid SI 0,000.
But insurance representatives for
its owner. Sbmy Brandenburs, have
refu.ted io lddc.
Her attorneys have ~ued that
M01pn assul'DCd risk of inJury from
vicious animals when she became an
animal control officer.
Morpn was attacked March 4,
1986 when she went to Bnndcnbura's
Hwitinaton Bt.ach apartment to de-
tmnine if'Splu. who bad been placed
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more than track construction entitle-
ments for road fees.
Tw0 apumcnts will ao before the
county Board of Supet'Vlsors on
Wednaday.
All aamination IO one of them.
Coto de Caza. reveals a detailed
blueprint ror payment and ~ of the
ncarty S24 million in fees that the
developer, the Coto de Caza Co ••
would Plcdie-Acconiina to a draft of the ~
menl that was made available las& 1IRICk. the company would contribute
:: aboul S7.6 million toward construe·
; lion of seven artcn.I road projects in
• • the south county's foothill rqJon.
Another $2.8 milhon would 10
toward a stretch of the proposed
Foothill Transportation Corridor. a
major toll hiabway.
The ..,.cement also includes $3. 7
million for a lonser stretcb of the
Foothill Corridor to be completed in
the 1990s.
Another $8. 7 million as pledaed for
othcr road and intcnec:tioo improve-
ments. The apumcnt s~f tes &hat
this portion oftheoblipuon indvdcs
a scpncnt ofOso Parkway that passes
tbroulf' Coto de Caza.
Otllcr improvements required
under tlile qreement arc a fire sta&ion.
a public library and a sheriWs
substation.
For all of these non-road improve-
ments. the county agttCS to bear pan
of the cost
The agreement even specifics what
accouterments are 10 go along with
on OrallllC Countfs list of vicious
animals. was bcinc property ~
strained. When the door opened,
Spike lunacd at Morpn, biting he1'
left middle finatt.
A week earlier, Spike mauled a l·
year-old !yin.a in a baby~-Two
months earlier, a United Parcel
Servitt driver suffered a leg wound
from the doa that ~uired SS stitches
10 close.
Morpn had thn=c operations on
her injured hand before she was able
io return to work. She is seekina S 1 Jtooo from Brandenburs. said the
off'ac:cr's lawyer. Job.n Don.
the fire station. such as parking areas.
driveways. sidewalks.. walls. fences,
landscapina. wata", tc~r. ps. elec-
tricity, pipelines. transmiss100 lines
..and other ancillary ud incidental
bulldiftl,S. fmtures. s1r'UCt\lrcS and
improvements. ....
The ..,-cement rcqui~ that the
county aave the developer 12 months
notice before construction of the m
station has io bc&in.
Similar conditions are set for the
library and the shcriWs substa,tion.
Other improvements laid out in the
plan include day-care centers. parks.
riding and hiking trails. plus a
commitment to raise funds for the
Capistrano U~ificd School District.
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Newpo~ students warned after kidnapping
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Tbe tidnappin.a of~ fi~
prompted Mariners School ·
an Newport Beach to ask ~nts
Friday to disc'6S with their children
what to do when approeched by
Slranacrs.
Altbouah the boy was releucd
unbarmc:a by the kidnapper shortly
after the abduction Monday me>rn-
ina. Principal Alvin Zeidman fdt a
reminder was needed.
ACCOfdina to Zeidman's letter 10
part'nts, the boy was visitiD1 the
restroom at about 9 Lm. As he was
leavin.a. a suan,er approk'hed him
and toot him across a part area to a
van left near the Marincn Public
Ubnry. -
The kidnapper drove the boy
around lbe era. but droooed him off
behind the YMCA buildlna on Uni-
versity Ava~ after he repot1edly
heard sirens.
The boy's mother, notified of the
disappca.ranc:e. found him waaderina
in the area at about 11 Lm. The boy
was not harmed and returned to
school.
Newport Beach police are in-
vestiptina the incident and declined
comment on the cue.
Ziedman discussed the kidnappina
'Willa students at a Wednaday u-
sembly.
In bis letter 1cnt home with
chjldren, be said: .. All of our students
at school have been alerted on what io
do in case of an encowner with a
stranacr on campus or on the street.
.. It would bebcndicial ify<Ml would ao over the safest routes io school
with your younastcr and review with
them what to do in case a stranacr
approaches them."
DECISION FROM THE HART ••• ,.._Al
lo&i• control ... Hart said. .. ADd I year 10 have him thrown out ofoffice.
don't nttdOil Ferauson'tpmnission To Hart's way of thin.kins,
to run. h is my constitutional riabt to Fersuson spends too much time
run," fiabtina Democrats and not enouab
Hart said Ferauson should be the time carrying Jcaislation for his
one accused of wastina the OOP's district.
money. The tw~term assemblyman "We never ask him 10 carry bills. h
said he spen& S 1 million two yean aao seems as tho~ he either wouldn't
to win re-election in the over-carry them, or-1f he did, he wouldn't
whelmin&ly Rcpublkan district. It act them past, .. she said. "I think I
includes Newport Beach. Costa could be so much more effective in
Mesa, l..aJuna Beach. Laauna Hills, the Lcaislaturc than he is. I am a
Laauna N11ucl, Dana Point, S.n Juan coalition builder without ajvina up
CaF.strano and Mission Viejo. any of my principals.·~
the pnmary election.. Hart has an
uphill battk. one that will require af most immediate support &om both
the passroots level as well as some
hcavy-weiabt fund-raisers.
The same could be said for ..... una
Beach resident Mike Mana. who has
also entered the race.
Hart said she will not releue names
of supporvrs until Monday, when her
campaian ~uanen opens.
"Theft isn't 1oin1 to be a new super
• weapon that will make us safe in
fortress America. No. we don't need a new weaeon. We nttd a new way of
thinkina, he said, quotin& from
Albert Einstein.
• I am appalled that someone H l sed F f
"I think that would provide more Building. would spend a million dollan to act havi~~a apoosor=:rdonc:=~~-
security than all the weapons we Instead. the United States would rc-cl~_cd when he ran (almost) tal and transportation issues.
"They're certainly not tq.buck
suppomn." she said. ... have no
supr daddy."
If this country took the money
&om one year's increase ID the
defenx budtct. it could feed. clothe.
educate and provi<k medical care for
1 ~ portl<>n of the children ID the
Third World. Bowman said.
Wlnnlnl Lotto
·: .namber•picked
HCR are the winnana numbers
picked Saturday niaht for the Cali-
fornia Lottery's twice-weekly "'Lotto
6-49" pmc: 14. I '1. 34. 12. 48. 2, and
the bonus number. 25.
Playen who correctl y aucsscd all
siA numben will share a prize pool of
$4.9 million. lottery officials said.
All those who picked five numbers
plus the bonus number will d1vt<k
amol'll themselves a prize pool of
$1.379 million; five of siA will share
" $7101000; four of sill will share
• $646.000. Th~ of sill is worth an
automatic SS per Winner.
Tbe ates from Wedncmy n1&ht to
. Selurday's drawina were S 12. 9
millioa. nree OCOPlc won sso.ooo each on
the Aile lot.et'y "Bis Spin" S.turday.
but IJac pc'Oll'CSSive .,-.net prize went
.-'uadaimed for the ninth c:onJeCUtive
week and pew to $4. IS million.
... • The .. T-11-21 " lcttcn were ~, ...
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IM8e 0f'PICI __ ..,._ C..MIMC.\
could buy." probably end up with a satellite unopposed. Talk about a waste of
Bowman dismissed the popular system capable only of hitting large money," she sajd. However. last May. F~uson tried
notion that Star Wars would be solcy targets o r hurling chunks of met.al Hart. S1. said the primary dif· unsuccessfully to pass his Motorists AGRAN
for defense. For one thins. technical towards Eanh hkc lethal meteors. fercnce between herself and Ferauson Bill of Riabts." which would have • • •
limitations might well prevent it from And if the satellite lasers could hit is Style. provided SI. 7 billion for hiabway Prclm Al
accomplishina ilS intended purpose: the missiles. the Unites St.ates would f~uson 1s renown for his dislike construction. The fund.ina would Olbcr probable candidatet for the
to destroy incoming nuder missiles have to deplo> one for every Soviet ofpohtical rhetoric and rarely minces have come from money available mayoral scat are Hal Mallooey, John
with high-powered laser beams missile to be truly effective. Bowman words when it comes to his political after the state's income cxc:eeds the Coleman, Anthony G. a.dovcich
dircc&ed from perhaps as many as said. Estimated cost of each satellite: opponents. most notably Hayden. limits established by the Gann Jn-and Barry Hammond, wbo it tbeonly
6.000 satellites. $4 billion. Fcrsuson llC'Cuscd Hayden of bcina a itiative. mayoral candidate io retum his
But the satelhtcs would prove most Moreover. the sys&cm would be traitor and tried unsuccessfully last With only three moatha teft beforc paptn thus far. c~tiff ~ d~troyi~ m1~les 1n little 1~ ap1nst submarine ,----------------------------------------
the1r silos and other land-based launched nuclear missiles. which
taracts. such as cities. travel below the top layer of the
"It 1s incredibly naive to &hink the atmosphere and so arc not vulnerable
Soviets will sit by and IC'I us develop to most of the satellites. Ditto for
military superiority.'' he said. "The chemical and bloloaical warfare.
point is. if someone tells you you're Some have araucd that Star Wan
goinJ to build this as a pea« shield. would aJso keep the country safe from
they re also (goina to have to teU you) Third World tCrTorists.
that 11 has the power to incinerate "If I was an international terrorist
ci ties." and I got the bomb. &he last thing I
That is one of the reasons the would do 1s start a I S-ycar research
Soviets would try to ~cnt deploy-project to build an ICBM ," Bowman
ment of the system. , said. "No. _you'd float ii up the
Bowman said Reapn 's assertion Potomac or fl y it into Red Square in a
thal the Soviets are also work1na on a Cessna. The point is. Star Wai:s is not
s1m1lar system is " a lie." They lack aoina to do you any aood in that type
the techinical sophistication and so or threat. ..
have opted to build a land-ba.scd Reapn has sugested lettina the
system spcc1fically dcsiancd to de· Soviets share the system. somcth1na
1troy Sw Wan satellites. be sajd. Bowman finds ludicrous from a
Even if the United States could military standpoint. If both super-
afford the trillion dollar price t.q. powers had satellites, one side could
buildint a weapons system that could destroy the othen' spece-bucd de-
bit Soviet missiles from outer s.-cc fenst's in les.s than a second with iu
within a few seconds after lit\off own saielhtes. thus kaviae the 11·
would be nellt to impossible. pnsor nation frtt 10 launch a first
Bowman said. 1trike.
Bowman likened the diffteulty or Bowman is president of the tn-
hitli"8 intercontinental belhstic atitutt for Spece and Security Studia mis.sites (ICBMs) w1tb the •tdlita to and bu wntten a boot lilied .. Star
try1na . to shoot tennis balls 11 Wars: Defense or Death Stal?"
Wimbledon. En&land with a machine He bas tent <'Opies io both Roaakt
1un mounted atop lbe Empi~ State and Nancy Rap.n.
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WAllllNQTON -Rep. Du l..uapal, naniat I
CIOld *' "° h -ti of lleep ._, IOO muv •:a.11 IO wl ... Clili ..... -.S &hat he will aan ,..._~
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blaleeo•an 1 w111n•nr. n. ••• br'"Mt, Wbo -re-pr-ae--• .. 11 ~ ol LOii& ..... _oltt.~ .... Mid lae11emblisi
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41111iw MRMi8diftl hit nomiatioa to lk Slalc
11111 .... job ., 1M ... Snele v09Cd l 1-19 apinst
lail ~ lat Dunday. De A.mtalbly voted 10
appl'O¥e -c:ollfinnatioa. I r o ca ...... 1 llalCmCAt lat week that be wouJd DOtwk~ IOhitCOGlf--.a PCJlt. But in a later
i•lerliew, be said he still daan't bow •"-t lepl
appnieclll he11 tlk.t 10 molve the eoftlb.tutiooal q_uestion
of wt.dler be CID lab OYU' his new job with JUSt the
approval oft.be Asetmbly.
He aid be hopes IO 1MOUDtt this week what lcpJ
count hewiU take, and when be could be sworn into oftitt
without enianali111 tbe work of the trasu~r 1n further
lepl challenees.
Gov. Georsc Deukmejian. who nominated Lunarcn
IO the job, bas maintained that the California Constitu-
tion reqwra approval of jusi ooe home to ttplacc Jeue
U nrvh, who died while suviftl IS state trcasuTCT last year.
But California Attorney GeneTal John Van~ IC.amp
Here are the votes of senators and local ~prcsentatives on major
leaisLation in Conaress this week. A "Y .. means the member voted for
the measure; an "N .. means the member voted apin.st t.bc measure; an
.. A .. means the member did not vote.
The Senate
U.Mleden
The Senate approved 6C).27, 1 bill that would ban most usn of lie
detector tests by employers. The bill would prohibit pre-employment
and random eums.. which account for more than 80 pm:ent oft.he 2
million polypaph testsaiveneac:b year in the workplace. It wouJdallow
lie detectors to be used only under narrow ci~umstances durina an
investiption of documented theft. The FBI. CIA. Defense Department
and other federal, state and locaJ aovemment aacncies are not covered
by the bill. (S 1904)
Cranston (0)-Y
Wilson (R)-N
~lhenati•e
The Senate tabled. 6S-"l~ and thus killed. a Republican alternative
to the lie detector bill that would have allowed states to continue to ~~le polypaph tests. A yes vote is 1 vote apinst the measure. (S
Cranston (D)-Y
Walson (R)-N
Ca~ftmttt The Senate, by a vote oil, failed to close debate and end tht
Republican filibuster on 1 bill that would provide some public
financina of Senate elections.. A thrtt-fif\hs ma)Ority, or 60 votn. is
needed to close debate. (S 2)
Cranston (0)-Y
Wilson (R)-N
TbeBouee
C.tn.W
The Houx ~JCCted 216-208. a Democratic plan to provide $30
mall.ion in .. humanjtarian" aad to the Contra rrl>tls fiaht1na to
overthrow the Sandis\l tovemment of Nicaraaua.
Badham (R)-N
a. liid 40 ell'lil oltllaG the Scutc ad A•111bty it .. , ,. 'laUCii.=lllie-=.:.i.: .. ~=£ 1D¥CnOf ~ for C011tiaui111 to punuc tbe
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'WUlcwer .._ Ille Ilks wiD not bun Calib'Aia's
fiaancw ...... Ud lllanc:Md his own attact on Keme.
-rMt is ... l&ftlllt old one-Golt Barry Kant. ..
Luasa Mid. -1 ~ ootdont one tJuna to tnd•• r tbe boM ...... o1Calib11ia. .. TuraiJll '9ck to a tdcvisioa set 1n bis offict dm was ~ oe a C.n-aid debate oo the HOUR ftoot,
L....,a -.S lie will continue his wort an CCJlllml until
tbc kall illUCS .e raolved and tqJn plaanifts bis move
10 Secramnlo.
.. We (be and bis family) wall bt retunUQI to the
SecralneelO area, -he said. -That IS wbeft the trasu:rcr
bas 10 be. and I am antici1J9lina I am pna to be the
trawttr of the sia1.e of California. My cbaldreo also want
to know where they art png to bt PD& to 9Chool.
.. , think I owe It to them to 11vc them *>me mbabty.
They have been wondmng santt Wt A~ what I was aolDI to do. -
ll.,.slasoftbe outcome 1n court. Lungrm said bis
wift. 80Mlii. and bu thrtt children wouAd move to
Sllcrammto in J&lne, after t.bc close oft.be school year. He
aliosaid be·s not wormd about his future if hr should lea
out in bis eft'ort to become trcasum -c~ thouab it
would mean be would bt ,,.,1thout a jOb wbtn Concress
ends it KSSion this year.
:1 am ccnainly" capabk of earmna mont') for my
&.mily on my own. he satd. -Thttt seems to bt this
Dannemeyer (R)·N
Doman(R)-N A mecb•nlcal Introduction Lunaren (R)-N
Packard (R )-N at l1a•tatMRew~.._Uwl'hd8clloolot blet'•
GJfted UMl Taleated !lam (GAD)~--...-a aew fdmMI Jut weell wlMm a robot fl'Ola -... a Ua
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COUNTY SAYS AGREEMENTS USED TO ENSURE COMPLIANCE WITH EXISTING RULES •• ~
holDAl
In one fell swoop. a development
..,.cement can tuarantce a landowner
the riabt to build 12,000 homes and
ontt the deal is siped t~'s
nothina anybody can do to red~
that number.
That's the t.it for developers.
Then there's also aenerally somc-
truna about the landowner cootribut-
ina mmions of dollan for roed.s.
intersection improvements, parks
and other usd'ul 1kms.
That's the attraction for counties
and other local aovemments.
County officWs like to point out.
moreover. that the homes and com-
mercial proj«ts that are locked in by
development qreements probably
would have been built anywa.y.
wrhest are not new bouslftl units
that are bcina approved. .. said RobeR
Fisher, the county's diiectot of pla&-
nina and leader of a nme.member
county task force on ~dopment
..,.cements. .. w ... ~ simply~
that development can conunuc 10
accordance with uistina rules. ..
In fKt. county officials point out,
the tolal number of~itted
&lftdcr uistinaand devck>o-
ment ..,ecments is lest than the
muimum number allowed under tht ~lines of the county's General
ln Ora• County, development
apcelMDts reprcKDt a new way of doi.111 busineu because Ibey ~uire
\Mt new ar1erill f09dl needed IO
terVC 1 develoPfaent be put in~
the ~velopment is completed.
"Under the okt way of doina thinp. ~ didn't ~t into off'-sik improve--
men ts." said Patrick Lee. who taVes
on the development qreement task
force.
In other words, developers were
only held responsible for public
im{>f'Ovements within the confines of
the1t projects. M~ arterial roads
were left up to the county.
.. The idea to use development
ap«mtnts evolved from a real&
hon on the part of botb devdopas
and the CO\lnty that the system ~
we.re '1Sina simply did not provide
cnouab money to build road links."
said Peter Hersh. another member of
the wt force.
Devdopmcnt llJftmenlS have
been in ux in CalifOmia since 1980.
Tbe tint local aovmunent in Orantt
County to malt extensive use of
t.bem was the city of Irvine. which
used tbem to plan the cii,'s parts and
anerial l"Old network.
h was not un&il April of 1987 that
the county oCC>naer mkrcd into its
first clt~t ~ment. wiUl * ~IC°' for the Kile HiU Cououy vaa. Dlanned community in~N-l From &Mt point onward. however,
the Niil was ca In tllle summer of
1917, couaty olfirials beman draft.in&• sm miJlioa .-baildina propam
for tOUtlll ~County that came to
be bowa es die FOodlil1 Circulation ...........
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Money for the road build1na plan.
county officials decided. would bt
utracted from developers through
the ux of development apttmeots.
Nqotiations followed W1th the I I
~ 1andowncn in the foothill
ttaJOD of south Oranaie County. m
which attMMys for a1T parties ham-
mered out a aeneraJ format for
development apttments.
"That was what took a Iona umc."
saad Lee. -0na we Sol the aiencrat
format worked out it was easier to
draft the indjvidual apttmtnt.S. We
didn't bavt difftrcnt attorneys 1nter-
PJ'th'f the samt sentence in d1fTC"ttOt
~first devdopmcnt aarttmmt
approved unJcr the Foothill Ptan was
with tbc Mission Vtcjo Co. for the
remaini~ 2.000 undeveloped acrn
in the Massion Vie.Jo planned com-
munity.
ApelS'Ovcd by the Board of Super-
visors ia Ot1obtt. 1987. the qrtt-
ment mtitles the developer to build
6.443 homes. plus about 2.6 million
squ.arr feet o( commercial dtvdop-
menL
la mum. the ~loper apud to
coatribule S 17 million in roed ~
stlUC1ion fen.
SU other" de~t qtttmcnts
bave followal tins year. 1nctudina
bar wbidt will contribute to the
fooOiU Pin.
Two -more. Coto de Cua and
ltobinola Ruch. are schtdulcd for
public beariap bcfOft the Board of
Supervisors on Wednesday .
.\ccording to county offioals..
south county rn1dcnts can e1pttt to
s~rt Sttan& concrete and asphalt
pure bawd with de' elopmnit aartt-
mcnt funds well btforc tbas decade as
finished.
In fact. most of the map artmal
baghwa) wort calkd for uodcr the
Footh11l Plan as taJ'IClcd for com~
uon b) 1990.
Included tD the so<alltd Backbone
I S}Stem are st\'en projt(tt
• Portola Part;:{' from El Toro
Road to Jeffrn R
• 4.ltoa hrtwa) from In int
Boule'-ard to Pwtola Parkwa)
• Sand Can)'OC\ Avenue from
In me Boulevard to PonoLa ~y.
• Jeffrey Roed &om the Santa Ana
FrttWay to Portola Paltwa).
• An cnmsioD of 1...a.kt Forat
Ori~ to Portola Partway.
• Gr..ti111 for tbe Df'Ol)09td FOO(-bill T ramponauoe Cornoor 1n t.br
vicinity of 0.0 ~ou. The f()()(-
hill corriclof is ont of tbrtt toll
hiabways bci1!I p&anMd lD Oraf\F
Cowaty. A lolsr qmtftt of the
comdor. m.. Jtortola Patba) to
Santa Marprita Partway. is ~Md
for a later pbax o( tht Foothill P\:aa.
Mnmben of the Board of Supn-
vison ~ve spoken b.ahl> of tbt F~ ,._ and the dtvdopmnt
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Bush, Gore win
inpr•linalnary~
to Super Tuesday
BJ TIM A.aeda ... Prell Wt11em stale, Bush and Bob Dole
~re aplittil• the 12 delqata at
stake.
Engine failure tuled out
hl Contiilental]et crash
8Jfte Mleda ... Prell
DENVER -En&ane failure has been ruled out as a contributing cau1e in
\M crash of a Continental Auiincs jct that rolled over en its beck just after
tak1na off from Denver's airport, kiUina 28 people. federal investigators say.
The National T ransponation Safety Board 1s scheduled to hold four days of
hearinp this W«k in suburban Golden on the Nov. IS crash of Continental
Flight 1713 ... Thcrc·s just J(>ing to be no discussion about the cn11ncs. I thiJ\k
everyone airttS the ensincs are not an issue in this investigation," NTSB
spokesman Ted Lopatkiewicz said Friday ... There's no evic:knce of
malfunction before the loss of control of the a1 rcrafi."
Four held Jn NY officer'• e%ecatlon
Oeorwe Bush, hopina to set olf' a
Southern stampede with his Saturday
victory in South Carolina, lets out
this week to take command of the
Republican presidential race in Super
T= pnmaries. The Democratt
e in a volatile, four-way race
marted by intricaie rqional and
racial splits.
The vice president claimed nearty
half the vote in South Carolina's GOP
primary, leaving his three rivals to
split the rest.
8oO campaians explode this week
into multHaale contests for conven-
tion dtlcD~ -1,307 Democratic
and 7ll llepublican -that make
February's Mltles in Iowa and New
Hampthire teem like relics of a
simpler era. Gone is the day of coffee
shop campaipin.&, replaced by iele-
vision commercials costing millions
of dollan -and lastina 30 ~nds.
Vice ......... = a.ala accoep•._ Soatla Carolina Go•. Canoll Cua and lll8 wife !rt. to po11a Satarday.
8aala ecored. .... YletmJ In tile prtaary.
NEW YORK -One of the four men who allcpdly plotted the point-
blank shoouna of a rookie police officer guardi°' a witness' house is a suspect
1n two other drua-rclated murders. police said Saturday. Commissioner
BenJamin Ward said pohcc believe a major drug dealer ordered the hit. The
New York Post quoted sources Saturday as sayin_.a the suspects rctt1ved "a few
hundred buck.s" tocarry out a contract on the officer. The Daily News said one
of the four men arrested alleacdly danced in the street after the killing. later
boutinf .. Did you Stt his blue eyc-s? Did you Stt his blue eyes! Did you Stt his
brains?"
''I believe what happened in South
Carolina will have a major impact on
Super Tuesday," Bush said.
Sen. Albert Gore Jr., depending on
the South for a Democratic foothold.
shared a Wyoming caucus victory
Saturday with Massachusetts Gov.
Michael Oukakis. Both won four
convention dclcptcs. In the straw
vote. Richard Gephardt was third
and Jesse Jackson a distant fourth.
On the Republican side in that
Bush is rated the hea~ favorite
over Dole and bis other GOP rivals in
state after state-so much so that the
Kansas senator already is looking
past the South to an Illinois show-
down on March ·15. Fonner tele-
vision evangelist Pat Robertson and
Rep. Jack Kemp aren't expected to
win much of anything, either.
With 21 contests on the Demo-
cratic side. many of them in Southern
and border states. this is the week that
Jackson's black supporters begin
voting in substantial numbers. Jack-
son leads the Democratic field in
some rqional polls. and rivals say he
may win as many as five or six states
and 300 or so deleptcs.
It is also the week that Gore hopes
to redeem his Southern strategy and
emerge a.s a serious contender for the
industrial state battles that lie ahead.
His Super Tuesday base is at home in
Tennessee and ncxt-door in Ken-
tucky. but there were s1an~ Saturday
of trouble in the b1wr states of
Florida and Texas.
This is also the week that Dukalos
and Miuouri Rep. Gephardt. the two
best pcrfonnen in Midwestern and
New Enslandcontests that have ione
before. resume their incrcas1ngly
heated battle on a broader. reiionaJ
scale. Each has attacked the other 10
speeches and television commercials
in~ run up to Supn Tu~)
Swlu denles auggestlng bribe to Meese
WASHINGTON -Swiss businessman Brucie Rappaport has told
invesugators he dtd not sugest making payments to Israel's Labor Party to
help pave the way for construction of a S700 million oiJ pipeline 1n Iraq,
sources fam1har with a federal mvesugat1on said Saturday. Such payments
were mentioned in a memo to Attorney General Edwin Meese 111 from a lawyer
hired b} Rappapon. but the sources said the wealthy oilman told the office of
Independent Coun~I James McKay the) suggestion did not ong1nate with
him. McKay 1s invcstipting MttSC"s involvement in the proposed pipeline
project. ~veral sources said Saturday that Rappapon has.agreed to cooperate
with McKa) in the invcst1gat1on and will be granted 1mmun1t) from·
prosecution unless he perjures himself.
Reagan says arms cuts not enough FratemJty sees beer buh go bust
SPRINGFIELD. Mo. -The tap went dry on a fratem1 t) chug-a-11.1&
contest after Southern Missouri State Universjty adm1n1strators threatened to
bust the beer bash. Fratcmi!Y leaden called off today's .. Chug Otr pittina
Delta Upsilon apinst Delta Chi and Delta Sigma Phi after receiving a warrung
leuer from Michael J ungcr. intcnm assistant vice pres1dent for student affairs.
In the compet1uon. par1 of a day of social am vmcs. 15-member teams would
each consume a 16-pllon keg of beer -the equivalent of almost 11 12-ouncc
cans ~r penon -as quickly as possible. In previous years. It's taken less than
50 minutes. .. There obviou!ly would be rapid and eitcess1 ve consumption of
alcohol ... That is alcohol abuse. -said J unger
WASHINGTON (AP) -Presi-
dent Reapn said Saturday that "arms
reduction is not enough" in dealing
with the Soviet Union and called on
the Soviets to abandon their "of-
fensive strategy on the continent" of
Europe.
In his weekly radio address. de-
livered from the White House. Re-
agan reviewed the mectinJ of Nonh
Atlantic Treaty Organization leaders
in Brussels. Belgium. from which he
returned on Thursday.
He said the alliance "remains a
strong and unified auardian of the
free world," and added. "It's time for
some restructuring in the Warsaw
Pact."
Rcapn added that "continued
modernization of NA TO forces. nu-
clear and conventional. is essential."
and he vowed to continue to press for
his "Star Wan" nuclear defense
system in space.
"At the same time. we must
continue to pursue NATO's conven-
tional defense initiative to develop
high-tech conventional weapons that
may be an important part of the
answer to the Soviet's offensive
strategy on the European continent,"
the president said.
Not1na that the NA TO leaders
agreed to seek laJF reductions in
Warsaw Pact tanu and artillery.
Reagan said:
"General Secretary (Mikhail)
Gorbachev talks at home about
Perestroika. That's Russian for
restructuring. Well, it's time for some
restructuring in the Warsaw Pact. h's
time for the abandonment of the
Soviet offensive strate&Y on the
continent. We must never forget that
arms reduction is not cnoup. Arma-
ments att only a symptom. not the
cause. of a much deeper d1 vis1on
between ~societies and the unfrec.
That division is at its heart a moral
division."
As he has before. Reagan
challcnaed Gorbachev to ··tear
down" the Berlin wall and renewed
his attack on '"the horrible barrier that
cuts down the center of Europe -
dividing nations. peoples. families."
"The question must be asked:
'When can we ever hope to achieve a
real and lasting peace with a regime
that is so fearful of its own people that
it must imprison them beyond barbed
wire?"' the pmident said.
Toddler attacked by bear at sh~pplng mall
MANSFIELD. Ohio - A 2-year-old boy was a~lted by a Jro.pound
bear wtule anendlDf a cb1ldrco 's show Saturda) at a sho ping mall. police and
witnesses said. Kevm E. Kuhn ofGahon was clawed a the face by the bear
at about ~:45 p.m. as he posed for a picture with the a · mal at the K.inpgatc
Mall. a dispatcher at the Mansfield Poh~ ~partmetit satd. The animal's
trainer was also IDJurcd as he tried to frtt the boy. Kevin was flown by
helicopter from Mansfield GcncraJ Hosp1taJ to Children's Hospital 1n
Columbus. where he was hsted in poor condJt1on with lacerations to the face
and scalp. said Anne Monk. a nursing supervlsor at Children's.
Criminal indictments ezpected soon in Iran-Contr~ affair Lottery jackpot dJvides club'• loyalties
DETROIT -Kuchen emplO)CCS at a suburban Detroit hospital Joked
wnh each other on the job and ran their lottery club under infonnal rules, until
the) began to squabble over how to divide a S2.3 m1ll1onJackpoL Now 13 oflbc
D1etary Lotto Club's 20 membcn have sued to have the Jackpot divided 20
ways. At the heart of the dispute 1s the Super Lotto ticut with which the club
won S2.323.4)9 on Jan. 27 and club \JQS\U'Cf Norma Brumm's claim that w
members fajled to pay for uckrts bought for that drawing and thus don't
deserve a share of the JackpoL
WASHINGTON (AP)-Indepen-
dent counsel Lawrenct' E. Walsh is
sendina up signals that his 13-month
investigation will soon yield criminal
indictments against key participants
in the Iran-Contra affair.
hired fonner U.S. District Jud&e
Herbert Stem to represent his office
apinst legal challenges to "possible
prosecutions."
for home on Friday instead of on
Thursday.
The flurry of activity stron&ly
suggests that Walsh is putting l'he
final touches on indictments against
targets of his invcstiption.
Charges an: expected qainst ex-
national S('CUrtty adviser John
Poindexter. former National Secunty
Council aide L1. Col. Oliver L Nonh
and two arms dealers who brokered
the transactions: former Air Force
Maj. Gen. Richard V. Secord and his
one-time partner. Al~n Hakim. Criminal charges stemming from
the sale of U.S. arms to Iran and the
diver5ion of profits to the Nicaraauan
rebels in 1985 and 1986 have been
expected for months.
The grand jury that has met secrelly
since late January 1987 was recalled
for additional questionina of a number of witnesses who testified ·------------..tC--.----------------------------------------
But the tight-lipped prosecutor has
made a number or recent moves that
clearly su.,cst indictments are immi-
nent within the next few weeks.
• Last month. for instance, Walsh
months ago -another sign that
Walsh's staff of 28 prosecutors is
presentina the final pieces of evidence
before seeking indictments.
Walsh. who commutes to bis home
in Oklahoma City each weekend, has
been spendina more time each week
in Washinaton. sometimes leavina
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
MESA CONSOLIDATED.WATER DISTRICT
Is proposing to change their fees and charges for some selected services.
These changes affect deposits, delinquent accounts, new service, closing bills,
new meter installations and construction water.
Your views on these matters need to be considered. The District invites you to
attend the following public hearing:
Thursday, March 17, 1988
7:00 PM
The District's Board Room
1965 Placentia Avenue
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
For more information, please call the District's Public Advisor: J
Chuck Hamilton I. ~· • • b. I. /'b,.011.,
(714) 831-1200 ~ "' 'IJl<:>f/lf
""
l':m n 36-am I
too old to Ilave ~baby?
l\l like to have a baby. Is il too Jate for me? How will pregnancy affect a
woman my age? Will I ever be the same apin? Is my h~'s age
important? Can I have a be2lthy baby?
\.~UNA
OM«Mllel~~ ~A~
Laguna Canyon Road
To the Editor: Now the naysaycn have wo n their
point. the burden of suilt is about to
be laid at their own doorstep. If ever
lhcf'c was a classic case in law, this is
iL 1..afuna Can yon Road is so unsafe
that 1t has literally killed dozens,
perhaps hundreds of motorists. Y ct
the obvious fi x is rejected based on
aesthetics -hard to believe.
Quite obviously now, a lawycrwnh
the ink still fresh on bis bat cum can
1oaftcr the city oflquna Beach and
will undoubtedly collect millions,
which will either come from the city's
insurance carrier or from the Clty
coffers. In either case it actually
comes from the pockets of the
citizens.
So stand by La&una Beach. the
subpoena is on its way. com ing by
way of a marshal riiht throuih the Big
Bend.
However folks, there ls still a third
solution that up to now has not bttn
mentioned. So far it's been to dig or
not to di&. with no wmnm&. How
about the every-~yards-a-traffic
liJht routine., T hat 1s a sure wa y to
slow down traffic. Don't think it's
fcas.ablc? Just look at Irvine -Culver
Drive betWttn Campus and Irvine
Boulevard. We have them every 200
to 300 yards.. and synchromzina them
to be all arttn or all red Stmul-
tancously lS beyond the capabilities o f
our city C"Jlnttt"S. Hcntt they arc on
their own timer box. The result 1s that
hardly anyone icts killed because al
the speeds o ne can reach between
liJhts it's almost 1mpossibk to mttt
your maker. You have to say w1th all
candor that Culver Dnvc in Irvine is
one of the safest roads in our county
and the reason as a red liiht every few
hundred yards apan.
h 's also lfcat for the brake repair
people. not to mention the tire folks
and the p sohne industry as we sit
thett with I .000 rpm on our
tachometers wanina for a srecn li&bt
so we can IO another 300 yards. But.
we know we are safe.
Before the next JUry makes a multi-
million dollar dccmon in favor oft.he
deceased. I suagest at ast a dozen red
li&hts fo r La&una Canyon Roed.
You will f>encfit two ways: 8ddcd
safety throua)\ slower traftk . and
man) new brake rchncs. tire shops,
not to mention the ps stations that
will spnng up bnn11n1 the city fTcsh
tax revcn ues.
It's an obvious w1n-w10 situation.
You can't miss. You can even make
enou&h money to pay off the pmdjna
suits now on file.
• • • To 1hc E<htor:
G ENE SELIG
Irvine
Su&&csted solution to the Laauna
C. an yon problems Wlth the dangerous
and daily inCTCUing traffic and re--
lated horrors.
Wo rk with CaJtrans to build a
scenic thoroughfare throu&h the
newly and dearly purchased brown
bell Beginning at Top of tbc World
and joining Canyon Road at El Toro
Road.
This should be a toll road. and daily
commutcn may purchast a monthly
or yearly permit similar to the park.in&
permits in Laguna. The toll would be
each way. from-.and-to the city. A
double-lane tum pocket at El Toro
Road would provide a choice for
those who wish to avoid the man-
madc traffic bottleneck in the City
Hall/Festival area. No big trucks.
This altemau~ route would ~heve
perhaps onc-founh to one-third of the
rush-hour traffic from Laguna Ca-
nyon Road.
The toll road should be planted a nd
landscaped so citizens can enJO)' this
beautiful grttn-prdcn strip as a
-.elcomc relief to the thousands of
acres ofbrown bell
ThlS road would also provide
aCttSS to emergency equipment 1n
casr the dead SoCll()U) passes a nd
scrub growth catches fire. Of course. the road from Arch
Beach Heights would be opened so
that those residents would not have to
bra vc 1M dan&erous roads down to
lhc famous bottlcocck in beautiful
downtown l.aauna.
Tolls coUectcd would be put into a
special fund for purposes such as
maintenance. beautification. etc ..
and to cy~ntually ~funds taken
wit.bout citizen approval from ac-
counts dcsisnatcd for other purposes.
I believe that Caltrans will wel-
come this altanativc to ~ past
decades of squabblina over w Ca-
nyon Rolld fiuco. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars have been spent
on illocic:al and unwortablc solu-
tions.
La&una Canyon busineua would
not &c put out of business by a
proposed m uJti-la.De. divided race
course where there is no chancr of
ritha scttina to tbe businesses or
from them.
Tbe rdu.ed drive from upper Laau:na would join Canyoa RO.S out
past ~business problem. and with a
few creative ideas and cbanaa ~
present Canyon Rolld may well
suffice and become an attractive
entrance to our arusts' colony.
Canyon Road beyond El Toro
Road. wbcre then as no businns
access problem could be wtdcned to
facilitate CSCISJ( from town. Pcmaes lives could be spered.
WouJdn t that be nice?
PAUL WESTBROOK
• • • Lquna Beach
To the Editor: The~ was another accident in
Laguna Canyon last week and the
City Council of Lacuna Beach con-
tinues to oppose widening and
stra1ghtcnins 1..a&una Canyon Road.
If a study were conducted rm su~
It "-Ould ~veal that ~ majority of
Laauna Beach's working f~ works
outside of Laauna Beach. Still. no
matter who we elect to o ur City
Council. they always end up living in
the past -thinking of Laguna Beach
as a quaint-littk beach and artist
colony full of quaint-little people
running their quaint-little shops.
The truth. however, is that Laguna
1s now a full-time residency com-
munity for a large part , of the
professio nal population of Orange
Count) and they must function on a
countywidc basis. These people arc
citrzcns of the county as much as they
arc citizens of Lquna Beach. but the
Cit) o f Lafuna prefers to keep them
captive wnh1n the a ty by denying
them adequate and safe roads to reach
their places of employment
It 1s no pleasure to have to fatt the
danicn of the Canyon Road on a
daily basis.
It s a ni&}ltma~ for any rcsicknt to
plan a sooal function on a Saturday
or Sunday afiemnon that would
rcqu1~ 101ng out the canyon. Three
times traffic has to merge from two
lanes to a single lane before rcachina
the freeways. This process on a
Wttkcnd afternoon can easily take an
ho ur or more. Is this plannina?
If Laguna ever bad to be evacuated
on a Saturday or Sunday because o f a
nuclear acadcnt at San Onofre, our
City Council miiftt have men lives of
residents and tourisu on their bands
due to people beins trapped within
the Clt,Y and exposed to radiatioa
.t\ City Council is elected to make a
city function for 1ts residents. Plca5C
stop cattnna to what Lacuna Beach
wed to be and ignorina the realities of
the 1980s.
No matter how restrictive your
lqjslat1o n lS. ~na wiU never apin
be ~ quaint-little co1oay you all
SC"Cm to be dnamtnaol. ·
The shoptcepcn and artisu as well
as the profes.siOnal people of l.llOna
Beach love tbe city. but plcae let us
breaW IDd have safe.. IF ill and
our of our aty. E.ftOUlh people have
died or bttn crippled ror tovma to live
in l..tpna.. People can siop dyina to
live 10 Lapna if you Mop your
emotional appeals to paua If\? the
put and let common scme and the
value of human lift dominate your
lhinkina. LADY DUCHENE
lapna Beach
To the Editor:
1k utide olfeb. 25 rwnt;:~ cat stuct ia the tRC • .._,
and the request by tl9e OWM:r b t19e
Fire Oepenmcnt to re.cue h ID8de
my blood boil
Miss Dean felt the F"&re l>eplrtmeat
oftkials were derdict bee •-dley rdmed to rescue her poeeri111 tCtiJle.
Tbe Fire Departmeot does not •ve
cats .from trca for Ver/ lalical reasons. What if 1 fimnan was
injured durina such a raaae and~
unabk to respond to a real cmcaltDCf
such as a heart auack or a beby drowni~ A more disaant fire ~
pany would have to take the call. and
t.bc added response time may be the
diflCrcooe between life and dath.
furthermore. as a tup1yer I do not
want my money spent on medical
bills and early retirement for the
injured fireman and t~ cost of
tmnina bis replattmcnt.
As it was the Fire Department was
evcntua11y forced to use two trucks to
rescue Miss Dean. who later bad the
audacity to admit her cat bad done it
bd<n. I wonder how it Fl down that
time? Andthis catontydid i1 this time
because it was anpy with ~-
I applaud the common sense of the
Ne-wport Beach Fire Oepanmmt and
its commitment to pro&ectina and scrvin& the best internts of an tbe
people in their fine city.
• • • To the Editor:
PERI ROPK.E
El Toro
Re: your recent stranded cat article
b) Jonathan Volllc (Feb. 2S). two
• • • To the Editor:
Slow-srowth initiatives have ~
ccntly been certified as qualifyina for
the ballot in Oranar County and
several cities in the=· With this news. comes the ex doomlday
report from opponents of the in-
itiati vc.
A reunt preview of a survey
commissioned by dcvelopen states
that should tbe initiative be voted
into law. Ora.nee County will no
lonl!Cf be aft'ordabk for a portion of
the work bu, and low-income
housina will no lontitt be possible due
to lower densities mandated for
developers.
What a joke.. as if OranF County is
atlOtclabk now. Does anyone= tbint tbil county Ml wllat it
DOW iD &be way o/ Jow..illCOft!C boUli-" This teems 10 be ..... b ..,:~ politioe ol iaitiativc
°"C~ m~.aoc watda ~ pluaina COtlllllllllOD ........
wheft ctevetopen ask a iaa 111 cs la
demitia. with &be ..... dllt •
petmtlilt of'tbc end ptOCtucts will be
low-idcome bousiftl. Does low-income boulina mean
under $400.000? It is true. we dcspereldy need low-
income bouslna iA Oruee Coun~.
But cnaC'liQI tbe slow~ ~
itiativc isn•t IOina to provide tbas.
Responsible plan.Una aad Fvmt-
ment should have prOvided for this
years qo. and it•s not too late to Fl
behind some much-needed projects
now.
Another myth that this deve~
sponsored survey touched upon as: af
the initiative puses <>ranee C:
will not have a la,.e-enouah
force due to expensive housina. What
is a lafse-eno&Ch work force? Two
million. three million? When will we
know'? Our economy is doina paL
Docs that mean we have a ~ cnouah work force now?
Tbc dcvdopm and builders will
spend thousands of dol1an anempt-
ina to scare tbe voters into bdievina
economic doom will prevail if the
slow-srowth initiative pastel. The
developers may. in fact. make less
profit Maybe that's tbe economic
doom they arc pmlictina.
MORGAN KENNEDY
Huntinclon Beach
Bullder bashlng ls newest
for111 of local discrimination
By KEITH JOHNSON
••JGct him apin. he's Irish •• was a
phrase used to epitomize tbe ~
crimination to which lrish-Amcri-
cans were once su~. The history
of Amcna chronicln discrimination
apinst many different poups. A part
of the powth of our society has been
the brcakina of our patterns of
discrimination.
If you were to ask the man on the
street if we arc cnlarsina our areas of
discrimination. he would protJ.bly
vehemently deny iL
Yet. in Southan California. a new
scapept has cma~ that is bcina
blamed for many oftbe ills of society.
That MW pariah is the builder.
For years there has been a lqit-
imatc dcbateovapowtb iS5UCSas we
strive to enhance our quality of life.
Recently, however. theft has been a
mctamoq>hosisin thewaydi1cutlion
occurs. There is much less debate.
and a prcdominan« of blanket
condemnation oft.be role ofbuilden.
Toda)'. one of the best ways to def~t
an issue -any issue -is to attribute
builder support.
This is neither news to those of us
in the industry. nor to many citittns.
Yet this trmd is haviDf very neptivc
ramifications m a wick variety of
arenas. both wclJ-known and las
obscu~.
For cumple, when then is a
widespread presumption that it's OK
to beat up on dtvclopen.. this in-
bcrcntl) affects bow dtvdopcn arc
tmitcd by my build1naand cn&inecr-
ing staffs. Officials~ to f4=t bu11dcn arc put of w public are
plcdlcd to ~. They also o
the rK1 that in ddayana a buikkr or
1mpc>5' na extra costs on him. they arc
ultimately hurtina hn consumer -
the homctluyn.
Recently a builder filed an applf-
cation for a minor architectural
chanac to a n alrcady .. pprovcd
planned residential community. ~
GUEST COMMENTARY
attitude of the staff was. -we view
any applacation for a c.banse as a
brand-new application. aivina us the riiht to request anythina we want ...
There have bttn two rettnt cases in
which the staff requests for cuctions
were so open.sive that the projects
wett rendered infeasible. In both
cases. the overall projects bad been
Pf'C\·wusly approved and ~ buildcn
were suantina sianificant improve-
ments. But beaux the staff mem-
bcn did not fttl they had a raponsi-
bility to deal fair1y wnh tbedevelopa.
the public lost out.
While this attitude is widespread.
there arc obviously ~ny fine P.Ublic
scrvants who trat develOpen 10 an
CCJ~ manncT. Yd. they arc
placed in a position where their
dcalinJS with dcvelopcn arc subject
to unfounded scrutiny by those who
want to ensure they are .. scttina
enouah out of the builden. ••
When the cumulative ampecu of
thesr actions create a restriction of
supply, tbe scarcity will drive prices up. This will occur both in tbe market
for new and resale homes.. This
phmommon was evident in the
1970s when aovcmmmt action
caused sbortlFs and very biah infla-
ORANGE COAST .......
tion in housana prici .. and rents.
Unfortunately, we are followina that
same course today. 11le result 1s a lower standard of
livins for all citizens who want (or
need) to chanar their residence.
Families will have to devote a
pater pcrccntaF of t.beir income to
homcbuyina. Some will have to IC'tlle _
for less borne than they hoped for.
Othen will not be abk to afl'ord a
house at all Rents will be drivcn up.
By cnp1in1 in .. developer
be.shin(' and cxpreuinc .. tick-tbe-
buildcr sentiments. our public ter·
vants arc failina to serve their
ronstitucnts. They are a.ho bel.,tna to
create a pervasive attitude that is
beina adopted by our citizens and by
citizen units who particiSJ91e in the
aovcmantt of our arowth.
It is our society t6at will loee in this ~ Wt deserve strona lcadcr-ihip from our public servanu to solve
the problems our communities have.
not to create new ones by more
onerous aovcmmcnt controls.
If we do not havt such lcadenhip.
the irnqe of a short·term preser-
vation of style of life "':~aated.
but the real Iona-term will be
borM by our cbildmi. who will not
enjoy w standards oflivinl to which we arc accustomed.
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>roposal would:
Uow cooperatives to conduct
.s with forciin companies and
ve hard currency as payment
ifacally mentions the possi-
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asly reserved only for st1te
iive <XH>ps the riaht to own
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OSIA. Cyprus (AP) -Iraq
.ix missiles into Tehran on
ay and its air force pounded
ranian cities. Iran responded aa missiles at Bqhdad and
1raq·s sccond-la.rpt city.
said the rocket and bomb
: killed 57 civilians and
ed more than 130 others. Iraq
ported many casualties but did
:cify the exact number.
said moR than 30 missiles
ait civilian ~ in Tehran
itonday. induchna three hospi-~rts• school and tevcnl boUKS.
1 Iran and Iraq appealed to
ational bodin to help end the
c. The United Stites., however,
saw no cbaqe in lran·a policy
di.. the war and saw no ~diplomatic efforts to
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If you're shopping for a new home or apart-
ment, there's one option you're not apt to find in
typical housing projects today. We call it The
Life Option. A chance at the healthiest life your
housing dollar can buy.
And we provide it to residents of Rancho
Santa Margarita through an array of recrea-
tional resources they are not apt to find in one
place-anywhere else.
Recreation By Design. Not Afterthought.
In some developments, recreational facilities
are strictly an afterthought In Rancho Santa
Margarita, recreation was designed into the
town's basic plan from the beginning And in a
big way.
Over half of its 5,000 acres are planned as
plazas, parks, paseos, picnic areas and green-
belts. Places for rest, relaxation and exercise.
Vutually every community street is con-
ceived with adjacent bike paths and walkways.
And miles of jogging trails thread through the
town, interconnecting its residential neigh-
borhoods with its commercial areas (like its
burgeoning 40()..acre Business Pdrk. new
"home'' for Hughes, UNISYS and other com-
panies). Areas where employees, who live in
the town, can actually work within 4'bike ride
of their homes.
In some neighborhoods, there are private
recreation centers with pools and spas. Resi-
dents also have access to a community beach
club-with a swim lagoon, sail and paddle boats.
sand volleyball courts and picnic areas
with barbecues.
And community parks: One, outfitted with
lighted tennis courts, multi-sport fields and
a basketball court Anothel; surrounding the
town's 13-acre lake with a jogging path, an 18-
station exercise course and an amphitheater
And more parks are planned, with more
amenities.
RecJatioD By Pnwideace.
While its designers are turning the town into
a paradise of recreation, Nature has turned its
surrOUDdings into a paradise of parklands. Plac-
ing still more recrea-
tion opportunity at its
doorstep.
5,600-foot SaddJe-
back Mountain. The
mountainous wood-
lands of Cleveland
National R>rest CJNeill
Regional Park. Starr
RanrlJ Audubon Sanc-
tuary. And Tucker
WJJdlife Sanctuary.
RanrllO Santa
Margarita: The Recrea-
tion 1bwn. Designed to
keep its residents alive And living to the fullest
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.1-1t .. w.1-..aac1..,eDoorclaalnaaaJad7CJUtiuno TomandllleldeWebblla .... •tn ... pla•. ~ticket MJHnc daty. °"'I Ud non .. Oeort• at Raman Opttona party.
The rush is on for Western/casino fund-raisers
Western-themed parties arc popu-
lar these days and seem to ,et an even
hi&hcr ratina when coupled with
casino pmcs.
Example: Newport Beach's
Cinderella Guild ofChildrens Hospi-
tal of Orange County drew a crowd of
400 last week to iu Western party,
which opened the OC international
auto show at Anaheim Stadium.
.. Last year it was black tie. I think
everybody had a much better time
th as year.·· said co-chairwoman 8-ia
Ike. ··At the first one we made
$30,000. and we eapect to do better
this year. Also, the weather cooper-
ated -no rain and hail this time."
The cowgirl and cowboy panygocrs
roamed the tented area and found the
horses under the hoods of 400 shiny
new cars on display, including a
S 180.000 Aston Man an.
Wnttrn Union played music and
clogen from Knou's Berry Farm
entertained while KIK-FM deejay
Jad .. ser kept the evenina lively.
In lieu of the missint poker chaps.
JUCSU bet beans lO wtn 120 prlZC'S
awarded at the wheel of fonune.
Cinderella memben workin.g on
the event included co-chairwoman
Bette Debnat, Mariola Pideu,
Wu4aSkl• hostesses Peart lhq.
Jeaa MalaeMJ and ~ Mdatyn,
Jou Kipper and Marla,..,,... • • • Saddles. picket fences, barrels and
bales of ~y transformed San\a Ana
Country Oub into the WikS WC$1
jamboree scuin& for the SIAIC Door
Chapter benefit for the Oranae Coun-
ty Performina Arts Center.
Ways and means chairwoman
.,,.. F1d was in charae of the
pany. Her committee incl&adcd .Juet
Daw-. who rounded up the West·
em props, and NMCY CarlMa. belt
Ge.let and g.elJll WllMI. Abo o.t.
Pueale and btt twin sister D t' 1
Wder, who were in ctw,e of
lassoina the prizes.
The twin priz.e-senen arraQled
places-to-so prairie peck.Mes that
successful ~pmblers" could l>uy with
chips won at the casino \ables. One of
the most souaht af\Cf' was the Las vcw trip that 1.ena,.. and am
Elwel now own. Show Down provided thedancina
music. and the buffets provided the
Cabaret to turn Crystal Court into casino
CtysiaJ Coun at South Coast Plaza
will \Ike on the look of Monte Carlo
Saturda) when members of Cabaret
Chapter move in for a casino niaht.
The chapter has arranacd for pm-
blins. dancing. prius. food and
auctions to raise funds for the Oranae
County Performina Ans Center.
Chapter president JaUe PolMm••
has promised a naaht to remember.
with Freefall providina dancina
music. Learnina tables art beans set
up for newcomers to pmana \ables.
Festiv1t1es wall act under WI)' at
8:30 p.m. Tacket pnccs arc $4S rf
arranaed by March 7. Afterward they
10 up to $60 and will be available at
the door. Black and white attire 1s
~uitcd.
VP of ways and means JHJ Cb,el
is Casino Niaht chairwoman and said
she plans to uphold the chapter's
tradition of a glamorous pany. • • • The new auxahary of the Newpon
Beach Assistance Leaaue. La Mansa.
will hold rts first benefit March 13 at
the Red Lion Inn an Costa Mesa. ··L·
An du Pnntemps" willbeaJnat6p.m.
with champaane. hors d'ocuvrcs and
a no-host bar. An an auction amnaed
by Hana Ups 1s set for 7 p.m. and will
feature works by Rockwell.
Boulanacr. Dali. Chapll. Maro. Kelly
and others.
The latest fashions an everythana
from sponswe:ar to bu1ancss attire
will bt modeled Thunday dunna the
eiahth annual Gentlemen's
U.berdasbery at Irvine Hilton.
Kitty lnhe will coordinate the
Mow, which features fashions from
Fmion Island merchants with Or-
.. County business and civic
....,. IS models.
S._pnyitot Tom Riley is host for
dlt Sorit'ty Devoted to the SKrcd
,.....benefit. Tony Moiso. P.!"Sadent Ol S...ta Marpnta Co .. Will 1C1 u
-· The fund-raiser is acheduJcd ll9A at 11: IS a.m. and conchade at
':\·~· si-nel of businns and
_...any women will award prizes
~..,models in several humorous nuc.-ia. indudina "the moA likely
• teen buyi"&e blaCk market 1illrlt¥ nam in al~ bdtind
Tickets are $20 earch or S3S per
couple. Event chairwoman LbMla
Carroll. 432-941 3. as handlina reser-
vations.
A portion of the evcnina will be
devoted to award opportunity prizes.
includinaa trip, theater tickets, flyina
lessons and limousine service.
&adly Ree4 is chairwoman of the
auxiliary, which is composed up of
career women from throua}lout the
county. • • • Guests attendan& the 6:30 p.m.
Thursday pany of the Volunteer
Center of OC Central/South at the
Westin South Coast Plaza will find 19
wancnes pounna food from Alfredo's.
Adreinos, Bisiano. Gandhi. Gem-
mell's.' the Irvine Marriott. John
Pohl's Bistro. le Midi, the Newport
Mandarin and Nicole's Grill.
"We expect over SOO auests to
enJO)' a sumptuous evenina as they
help the center raise funds needed to
meet the volunteer needs of OranJe
County," said Sbroa PaJ.JeJ. chair-
woman of the event.
Tickets are S3S each. Reservation
anformataon as available by callana
9SJ.-S7S7. • • • A Western hoedown as planned for
S p.m. Saturday by the Mesa-Harbor
Oub of Costa Mesa. Ticket infor-
Neiman-Marcus ...
Cost of the show and luncheon as
SI 00. Paul Carey. executive assistant
to Riley~. wall take reservations at
834-JSSO. • • • Carole Jackson. author of the
"Color Mc Beautiful" makeup book.
will appear from 3 to S p.m. today at
the Huntinaton Beach JCPnney
store to diSCUJS color by teUOn. As
she lectures. makeup consultants will
demonstrate a vancty of looks -
from natural'° &lamorous -for each
KUOn. ~is no cha'IC. • • • Gloria Onkf!'Cjian will be hon0t· cd It 11 Lm. Tuetday at a fashion
luncheon sponsored by lbe women·•
Auailiary of the Arthritis Foun-
ctation•s Oranee County braftdL The
luncheon will bt at the Irvine Mar·
riott. ne .,~. wife .io4o:a a u. of
matron as available from Glerta
MeLaa. 847-8134. or a.a.ye Beey.
964-3537.
The Costa Mesa Women's
Oubhouse wall be the settina for the
event. Plans arc to Jive it a Western
look. with wall paintinp and
checkered table cloths. The Shins and
Skirtssquaredanceclubwill present a
proaram. A steak and beans dinner is
scheduled. Shoppina will be a poss-
iblity at the cocktail \ables., cake \ables
and a whate elephant display. • • • The Casa Teresa Guilds will hold a
Casino de Casa pany at 7 p.m. March
19 at Jewel Coun of South Coast
Plaza. Featured will be casino action.
dancina and a buffet dinner catered
by Turnip Rose. Jeaa Keatlq is
event chairwoman. • • • Charter Two will hold its eiahth
annua day at the races Saturday to
raise funds for the OC Performina
Ans Center. Members and auests will
stan the day w1th a 9 a.m. liaht
breakfast and champaanc at the Counhou~ Restaurant. At 11 it's on
the buses to Santa Anita for racana
and a buffet lunch.
Vickie MePM,... will coordinate
the event. which will conclude with
the bus ndc home. hond'ouevrcsand
wane bcina served as track fans
other "salute to outs\andina persons"
award wanners that includes Jane
Wyman. Oaare Trevor and Lawrence
Welk.
The event wall be a Holly Mitchell
musical utravazana featurint
fashions from Lillie Rubin. Hanis A
Frank and Somper Furs.
Phyllis Salyer is pcaidmt of the
sponsorina aroup. Claire Van Hom.
642-S600. and Elizabeth Jcnta.
S47·SS91, will take raervations
($<t0). • • • The latat trtnds in weddi ...
home ~tina and aucnain1111
will bt lhowcued f'tom 6:3010 9 p.na.
Mondly by RobiMOn't and Modrrn
Bride lftllllint duriftl a pracn'8ticMI
at tM fultion laland store. The CYCDI ii .. IO CPI •rd coupla. do wiU
ba~ tM opponaitJ IO wia I ~--· tfqw •••
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compare notes.
Tickets (SSO each) are on sale on a
first-come basis by callina 854-8367. • • • Tem Bini of San\a Marpri\a Co.
and Beb Allet1Ma with Presley of
Southern California arc co-chairmen
of a 6 p.m. St. Patrick's 0.y (March
17) Golden Aac A ward dinner at Four
Seasons Hotel. The OC Council on
A,jna will prcscnt an award to
Supervisor Tem llUeJ. • • • Shamrocks and wild Irish roses will
decorate the Newport Beach home of
Cina ... Bell ... .,.. on St.
Patrick's Day for an Irish coffee to
benefit the Discovery Museum of
OC. Friends and supporten will \Ilk
"blarney" over Irish whiskey cake
and f rcsh strawberries from I 0 a. m. to
I p.m.
Admission is SIS per person.
Reservations arc available by callina
the museum. 540-0404.
• • • The major fund-raisina effort of
Carousel Chapter, OCPAC. will be a
St. Patrick's Day flina at the Im-
provisation. 42SS Campus in Irvine.
An cveninc of comedy and dinina it
planned Wlth C.U.. a.tu ... IS
chairwo01an. The fun tqin1 at 6:30
p.m. Ticket information as available
by callina 497-4066.
South Coast Plaza will paent a
sprina fashion show at noon S.tuntay
in Jewel Court. Alfred Suftl,. Bea'\iOn
Paris. ¥t.. Jaeeer SOomwcar. Lillje Rubin, Ntwp0n SWf Co., .....
Boy Maternity, PofU International.
Saint Laurent rive .. udte Md Ted
lapidus ttyln will bt sbowft. • • • Athalie Clarke wiU bi die hoeoruy
chairwomu b die Maida 16Maioe luncheoa pluuaed by F'lort9CI Crit-emaon Servicel.. Jeuit Wabd ii dmrwoaau for tk St. Pllrick•a Day-
dwmed evat act fOr I l L•. M fow SatOMHoed.
ne &aslNoG show will ..... a
Fm.ch acttnt a Saint LMlat rive Pudae*!-tftlltv~wt "''*""' pecccl &om Ti(W ate S40 eK1L ._..._
(19 ........... ~ mlllil .,.,. ....
barbecue dinner.
.. We bave I SO here toni&ht who
each oaid S60. We should make about $6,000, .. Auch said. • • • The pmina tables opened durin1
the cocktail hour and did a brisk
business all evenin& of the "Casino
Calypso .. held by AffiliatesofHuman
Options at Four Seasons Hotel.
However, the playina sroup of 160
took a dressjer •pPfOICh toward
aujre, and c<>-ehaarwomen 0-. ca..,. and Mldde Wdlft opted for a
sit-down dinner.
arts UMsaJ supplied the ftonJ
centerpieca and Ae:fl'J a.tc" •
donated the wine for the dinner of
strawberry papaya salad. rice-s=aa
chicken breast and mocha-t
mousse. 1
"We staned plannina this dinna
tast year and we should make around
S2S.OOO." said Webb.
Webb was happy over the party
results and happy. too. about ~
priu husband T .. won -a Der
Taco truck will come to their Latuna
Niauel home and serve dinner for'°·
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DlaM Prelaat t'eelllOta Wead peillOD&I ..,..,.....
Diane Freis malres
one-slze-flts-811 togf
r ..,
Onlnge Coat DAILY PILOT/Sunday, Mwcti 8. 1111
EXPLAINING NEW AGE •••
W.-81 .
PoPUlar. and much of wba1 ~ b*' CaArid .· MNpt;ysics ldl fOr the mOJt
PM't undtt &W ""'bftlll of Holisoc 5'&adin -lM whole VIC'W o( It~.
which included the physical. emo-
&ional. mtntal and IN piriwal
P•tttan Ate,. under the lovt• ~
Mee of Jnill and .. Cllirili
ICiousDal. aow t\'oh'llll :'• Aqua.NA Alt. nm o«tfllld tr
~e(l'vt .
-HOJUtic bccamt' 1 term to co~cr
uylh..ana that was not trad1uona.1.
W!'elhcr in mcdlClM. ph1losoph~ or
PIYChOIOIY· Also included as Hohsttc
was Tbanatok>&y. or the study of
dath and d) 1na, which tttmcd a
li kely olace for me to be -apply1na
what r had upenenced with what J
had stuched and find1n11n outlet for
my new undcrstand1n1 and cnefl,ICS
aSlrofoti ti WhO toJd UI of J--alipint with Mal"L ulberi .. lll _. ' . """ toul••· ailllliJ!ll ..... ~.._-..-ttjpOnubiht> 1r you -.11 lat .
~~t chefs wtll
~xhlblt talents
at NHAM benefit
IJVIDAD&AN .............
~ American, one Omnan. one ~ustnan and five Frenchmen will be
•n Four Seasons Hoiet k.iachens
whippina up their spc:cialtia for the
March 27 "Art of Dinina II" benefit
of the Newpo,n Harbor Art Museum.
"The chefs will be cornina in three
da)s before to statt their Pftpantions
(or the 4S() CXpeC'led pe"SU." said
C.llccut1~e hotel chef Mtdltl ....._,
who will make quenellet of wild ~asant mousit with aanberry
sa~ to bqin the evenina of'aourmct fcastina.
··For S2.SOO. a person can sponsor a
chef and that will entitle them to
come in on Fnday and SatunSay to
• waldldw~"tMdAoD
daairw -O 1 tf 1111 at • kiQoft ~. tM r.o.et. -we will M"C IM bett ~bell
food ud -w. at thil di1'ntr ...
iaid mUINID bolfd ollnllkel prai-
deat ..... 81 •'IJ.
Oerma..... chef Joachim
Splichal (RcsncY Oub. Loe Art-
IJdn..) wih Coonlinate die diftnC'f
Jeaturina roat duck prepaftd by Jimmy Schmidt &om the Jtaulnnake
C1ub c)(Dmver and fUet of turbot by
Alain Ouc...c from Hotd de Pan1.
Monae Catlo. Frmch-bom Michel
Richard of' Citrus in Loe Anaeles will
do ~nt bell pepper terrine: Jean-
Loull-P.Uadin of the Waaerpte Hotel
in Wlllhinston. O.C.. plam a con.
somrne of mt and pcen cabblaic with
Santa Barblra. and Andre Mandion
of Biarriu. France. will create a
chocolate delicacy dessert on a honey-
bee nest served with chicory sautt.
Gerhard MichJer. who trained in
his na1ive Austria and has worked at
five-star hotels in France. Switttr-
land. ~rmany and Canada before
arriv1n1 tn San Francisco. will trut
auests to a cornet filled wtlh plum
wine sorbet and plum compote.
As aucsts discussed plans and
anticipated the upcomina dmmg
expcnmct. they lunched qu1le well
on crab fritters. medallions of veal
with pecan prtic saUtt and a mer-
ingue filled with a medley of fresh
fruit.
The dincn inchMScd Am Skn,
Martel'.,., PwlaGe!.kw,Jad
Ska, um.. ...... Lek ea.....
Jerry Harrtact.. Pew Sfnpe,
s..ty 8dpl. Olttyl henee and
llevlac..ey.
An of' 0.nanJ reservations an~
available by calhna the must'um at
759-1122.
I think tbc knn New Asr came
fs:om astroloCt"rs who noted the
olancts ~h1ft1ns positions and m-n~nc1n& Cnt'rgy, as well IS bcm& I
tenn for a new lype of thinkma -
M>mcth1na lo call all or the 1ntrospcc-
ll \C Studies On behavior, trcatl~ 1nfl~nccd b~ Carl Juna. ·
Soon the pp between lhc more
lrad111onal bclids and these .. new
age ideas narro~cd. Ph1lot0ph\ broad~ncd from rc-mtcrpretauon.
spintu;il beliefs bq;ln to encompass a
vanet) of religions The Easl and the
Wi:st approochcd one another. psy-
cholog' l'\pandcd into famil)
th1:rap1ec, clnd stress management
'1!>ual11at1on and mcd1tat1on came
oul of1he m)')llcal closet and became
popular b«:au~ they produced re·
suhs i\ll of1h1sSttmcdncw.evtt11f11
143S mnch a rcinlerprttallon of the
old
C'OnSCIOU.t.neSS of mankied.
Mass com mwncauoo bcUlll wMI ii
1s bnnas the world clOlef~. W.
rall> for cauSC'S oo a pata ICale. •
fe-cl the narvauon. hvc tbc....., W
the fears. suffer the pa.uasof•=
so 1t sttms natu.m that a moR pc~pcct1ve be a pan of' an C'ftlrMae•••atlml
new consc1ousoaL
TM H.armonic Coo"CilJSIKlt a..
Augusl broL1&hl atttn.tiOft to U.C W.-
numbcn or conte11mtiou:I , ..
pt henna all over tbc planl't to J!!8'J
for peace and ere.ate harmoe)'. TM1
~ere ushenoa ~n the New ._.
cclcbrauna the com1naofthc DCW-
no11ocastout the old. bul tomakedlie
messt"nsrrsand Lhe rnnsastoflhitoW
beliefs and rclt11ons more taJ eed
mcananaf uJ 1n our ume.
The media has a feicld day widt
much of the Ne"' A&t.pamculartydlit
more outlandish participants. bllll b'
the most pan New Aarrs are sanceft.
seeking a better undentandin& of
"' 1ni. askm& thOK provcrl>ial ~ tioni.ofwhoam I and what am ldoble
hrri:"
Train before taking a walking vacation
.\rmcd "'1th m) .. newnns.·· I
re1urncd 10 college lo set a graduate
degrer 1n m' earl\ .iQs -quite a
re' cla1ton' I 14as scck1n1 to combine
m~ intcrnt 1n dea1h and dy1na w11h
m\ ~or~ and ab1h11cs with children
., found 1ha1 m) )cars had yielded
me a grcal deal ofknowtcd1t and thal
lhere was room 1n the counsding field
for m) metaphysics as well The
Hohs11c umbrella p ve me a p-eat deal
oflautudc I could incorporate ll>'hat I
hadr,~nc:nced .ntocounschng cnt1-
call) ill children. and found
cn1hus1asm for some of the tools -
such ac, color therap). visuahzat1on
and guided 1magcf) and l'vcn the use
of quanL cryt.als-1n my work
..\nd lhe> arc fi nd1na the answcn-
in thr new books and centers. ta dW
upcn d1~uss1onl. classes. trmi.nan
and \harin~ They att upandi:na
thl'ir undcrstandins o(hfe. Stt1 .. lbe
1mponance of rcillhmg out to others
tn IO\C: and canna. hvang lhe1rbdic:fa;
Man' ha .. e found new mean.in& ia
their. rrh11ous faiths. Even some of
lhc churchn and synaiosues m-
corporate ne'-"er ideas and lllU!f·
prl't.at1ons.
I ~ to lauah on a ru:ent
vacauon when I remembered writina
a column about tired , and feel.
Elevate the lcpto rcheve tiredness.
Now that's OK for simple lea pain.
but that day I was suffcrina major
pain and llOftY aJJ 1M way from my
feet to the top of my head.
I had walked for two days 1n
Munich and was on my third day of
secma Vienna by foot. I found that
when Europeans said "That's about a
five-m inute walk down the street." 11
took me four times as Iona.
For someone like me. whose stand-
Ina and walkina is confined primarily
to reportilll on benefits which always
bqin with corridor cocktail parties.
the lq pains went away (somewhat)
only after aJtematina hot and cold
water soaks. aspirin. elevation and at
least sill houn of slttp.
To successfully handle a walkma
vacation. I now know that one should
v.
Dm
10 into traininaand put in at least one
mile a day before wortun1 up to eight
houn a day.
But the agony was all worth 1t
becaux I did see some interesting
thinp. 1ncludin1 some fashions m
Germany. Austna.. Italy. France.
Monte Carlo and Spam.
OllC lhma I observed in all of those
countries -plus Bcl11um. where our
plane landed briefly -was that
lt.lltured or patterned hot5Cf)' 1s very
popular w11h all qcs from teens to
&randmothcr.
The tecn-qen seemed to ao for larac patterns while the oldC'r women
wore tiny squares and diqonaJs
doning the hose. which were mostly
in blac\ and dark brown. many with
seams. One of the airline cleaning
women who came aboard 1n Brussels
wore boolS w11h sheer black hose
ornamented with a striped pattern.
All the women also seemed to wear
pretty scarves at their necks -silky
scarves for fashion's sake. not
warmth (although they may have
helped some wtth the 40-degru
weather.)
Store windows wcrt filled with
spnna styles. I was surpn~ to Stt
that the fashions on mannequins
wttc not as short as I expected -very
few skirts wcrcmchcs abov~ the
knttS. Separate skins were often
teamed wnh fitted over blouses
Back lo the fe-ct The evening sh~s
I saw 1n Vienna were gorgeous Great
colon sparthna with sequins and
fancy tnms. I stood in my N1kcs and
drooled over the elaborate st)lts
I also learned while trudging from
cathedral to castle and running lo
catch trains that it's sman to tra'el
haht. Sktn care products and cosmetic
items can art vcf) heavy. especially 11
your lugpar is already packed wuh
thermal underwear.
A lifesaver as far as skin care 1~
concerned was the ··gift ~ 11h
purchase" pack. It conta1nt"d the
essentials: cleanser. freshener
mo1stunzcr. For makeup. I earned a
compact aboul four inches wtdc that
held powder foundation. three e'e
shadows.. lip hoer. eyeliner and brow
pencil. three lip colon and blush
There arc still enough products 1n
the packet and compac1 for another
lnp.
I'll think about the next 'acat1on
when my fttt and lep r«over
.\II of lhcsc arc most definitely a
panof1hc "lcwAgcoftoda~ I formed
a couns.chftl scn1ce with a 'oung
cancer pauent for a panncr TogcthCT
~i: counseled fam1hcs of cnt1call) 111
children. lectured al medical and
graduate schools and conunualh
nplored new ideas Some of th~
ideas included the morr spintual
aspects of d)ing and learning to cope
with cntacal 1llncn.
There a rc other '1ews of wha1 lh1s
~cv. .\sc 1s atl about -t he morc
··spintual .. one ~h1ch alludes lo the
\\hen I look back on the sm& 20
\tan I sec ho .. far I have come to
understand m~'SoClf. my family ad
m) h'1na Ho~ I can cope wrth the
str~s of life toda)> hov. I can apply
m~ heightened av.arcncss aad
!Jen\1t1' 1t~ 1n m) coun~hn&-I can 9CC
the re\ult\ I can fttl the growth.
I suppo~ I am a '-t>~ .\ger.Just hk.c
T l'l'n .\gt:r\. ..e arc so oft.en ma•
understood pngl\ and a•k•iud
l4 1th our bcha' 1or and ideas.. ~ 11m~ looking sill) or actma straJlle.
sc.·ck1ng Jppro,al. cxc1tablc and
'unC'ralllc \\c speak our own
la nguage usm1 v.ords lite -ihe hsbt.
a~ arcncss channchna. v1brauons.
harmom balan~ and anunemcat. -
\\ic talk. about crys&als, cncrsy and
color ra)s The funny tb1na ts. ~ all
understand each other And JUSt ltkc
T ccn ~ NC"A A,ers att bciT lO
st.a~
PEOPLE INNEW AGE MOVEMENT SAY IT'S MORE THAN CRYSTALS, CHANNELING •..
holDBl
Sprincficld aivcs crystal auune-
ments -at $60 for 90 minutes -in
which. lite a 1hcrap1st. she helps
people identify the source of their
personal problems. Unlike a conven-
tional therapist perhape.. sht p~cs
edvicc based on intuitive knowlcdle
about a client Sht docs so by placina
crystals around and on lhe body of the
chenl.
.. As with everythina, tbett nccd.s to
be a process of discrimination and a
proceuoOooli"tatand sayina "Docs
,Olis really work ror me?' We always
6ced to disti~ui~ whether or not it
tem\S riabl." Spri"lfield says.
She pve me a crystal anunemcnt.
As I laid on the sround havin'
crystals placed on my solar pkxi1.
wondered about the rocks in my own
bead.
This is the New Aae?
• ··The New AF is more than
.ehannclina and cry1tals," Wilkes
,says.
It is 1 mixture of ancient and
•rnockm -wnh m&!'Y of the baste
. tenets of Hinduiam. Christian.i&y and
native American rcliaions -that
' . World traveler and antique
• uthority Gwtn Zncrold will be
Wkiftf her 17th appearance at a
"Vif'lin1a Castle Auailiary ltt·
lure/luncheon Thunday when the
Newpon Balch Altistance leque
poup .r.esn'! its 17th annual event
1t tbt ~r Rct0n. "Nos1a11i9 ftom Grandmother's
TNnk .. i1 the theme for the event,
wbkb will beain at 1:45 am. and
.contiHt ... ul J p.m.
" Acioordillll to lec1uri chairwoman tt9P9 Von Herzm. SOO women AR
tlpiected \0 atlend. Ginny Utt ii
auiatant chairwom1n. Tiac S40
tkktls arc 1vai1abk by conUICttrw ......,. Horne at 640-51 SO.
uxs quantum physics and the
philosophy of Carl Juna to explain
how reality works.
.. People need to take mort t1mt'. to
fill the spiritual void 1n their lives ...
says Len Cohn one of the new
directors at the Hcahll Center 1n El
Toro. The Healu Center is a super-
market of the metaphysical that is not
strictly New Age but supports the
belief that there are many paths to the
top of the mountain. If you believe
thcrt is only one. you're probably on
the wrona hill.
The idea 1s adult education which
betters the world. "I. believe 1ha1
world cnli&htenmcnt 1s a process
whereby each person becomes whole
and then helps the nc.llt l'Crson." says
Hank Basaync. also a director at the
Hcalix Center.
He lhinks the currcnt intcrnt in his
ccntcf and si.milar ones is d~ to
fcclinp of emptiness and a ycarn1n1
for a more balanced life.
••Peopk arc drivina around in the
BMWs lookinf for somethini. •·
Lynnea.rt.so Garden Grove said
to me one day iru Huntinaton Beach
beauty salon. Y cs. 1he New Aar pops
• • • Praim Sin&h. executive director of
1he Rchabe1itation ln1ti1utc of
Southern California. will rtt:cl vc the
maRIFf of' tbc year award Thursday
from &he ~.Y for Advancement of
Manaeemcnl. Oranat Coast Chapter.
A 6 p.m. dinner with a tour of RIO has been scheduled at the facili1y. Tustin
and l.aVN. Orans. ••• Tbe Monday Momi"J. Club's
Mardi 14 aooe haocbeon well be held
at the Holidmy laa. ~na Hills
Lillian Drew, 497..:.WlS. will take
reservations thmuall ~h 9. -. .,.....
Oranee County WOtMn Lawycn
wiU praent 1 .. wdcomc to the
,
up in \lrange places.
We began talkma about the crystal JC~cll') she "-Ore and moved mlo her
p cr\onal c'pcri :n cc with
metaph)sics .. I personally traveled
the "orld look1na for 'It' and didn't
soul ··
"It.. 1s also a ftthng of being
connected with }Our comm unit~ and
the .. orld. says Brian Ennght. pub-
lisher of Huntington Beach-based
Resources mapzmc. a 56-pagt' quar·
sourc~ ""' ha'e to work t.,her " he sa~s. adding that a.s his Rnourtts
sro~s so too docs lhe 1ntnnl 1n
sp1n1uaht~
1sn 'ta rehpon. -·~ Roben ISwTows
of Spiritual Collnt.nfctu Pro,u1 1n
Bcrhlc).
-\ Chnsuan thicolopan. he s.avs the
"'"rw <\gt mo.,cmcnt fills a votd 10
pcoplc·s 11 .. n without pumns ratnc-
uons on them like more tradmonal
~hgwns do
It Is a ml.xtare of ancient and modern -
wlt.IJ many of the baslc tenets olHlndulsm,
Cbrist1anlty and native American re-
lUlons -tlJat DIJeS quantum physics and'
tlie plilla.oplly of Carl Jung to e%J1laln how
realltyworb. ·
It's a gro~th that ~me attnbute lo
last .\u1u<1 t's Harmonic Con-
' ergence. a time ""hen thousands of
the fa11hful got together and hummed
1n the :'lie~ .\ge Enn&hl aJso II'" 11
least pan1al credit lo the made-for·
trle~ 1s1on mo' 1e .. Oul on a Limb -
stamng h1rlc~ Macl.a1nc and based
on her book chron1clin1 her
metaph~')tcal ~rchmp.
.. h ~as tame for people to st.an
gctung 1ntc~s1cd.-says 8arbas. who
is also an amolottr .. The New Aar
means lhc beginning of man) many
changes The banlung S'tStcms of the ~orld arc going to brcak.do~n. wh1~ h
has al read' staned ~1th the c;.rash lut
}l'ar. bu1 ~e shouldn·t be scared ··
·Th~ 5a) thcrr arc man) paths
and thfft is no one truth Cb.at IS
uucrl~ .ibs~rd:· sa)s the Rev Kent
Sparb of the noo-dmonunattonal
Chnst1an fundar?Kntahst Beach
C1t1cs Commumt) Church tn Hunt-
maton Beach ~1n Judaism and
Chnsuanm th~ 1i onl" one
mes51ah One lruth ·-
find 11 until I took a meditatton class.··
she said.
What 1s ''1t?"'
It 1s .. that which 11 ves you JO):·
accordma to Tim Stuetz. a former
CPA who is now a Reikt master
associated w11h the Edcnac Light
Center Rc1k1 means -universal hght
cner&Y... He teaches people how to
"bnng bles5ings into lhc1r hfe and
expedited trial proaram" seminar at
noon March 14 at the Medical
Confcrentt Ccnttt. 300 S. Aov.cr St
Judacs Jud11h Ryan Hcnl')' Moore Jr
and John Woolley will part1c1patc.
Reservations., which includina lunch-
con. arc SIS for members and S 18 for
non-mcmben and arc a va1labk bv phonina8~3. ·
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tcrl) tabloid dmnbutcd free at ~t'""
.\&c bookstores. health food stores
and the hke in Oranac and Los
.\n&clcs counties.
Lcamina more about 'ourself can
summon up fcan about changt and
lhe loss of q o. Wilk~ says .. Fear 1\
somc.1.h1ng lhal people nC'Cd to get
O\t'r
The reaction of others ~ho don·t
bu' the beliefs oftbc New~ 1sofkn
to make fun of them Wilkes and
other "le~ "&rn respond tha1 while
~ha1 the~ ,..~ somctunn ma~ not
sound rauonaJ. the NC11> ~ 1s not a
product ui ra11onaJ thou&ht h 1s a
produd uf intu1t1qn 'ou either gtt It
or \OU don·1
W 1th a circulation of 210.000. his
map.zinc is the laracst New Ase
community rcsour'C'C 1u1de in the
country. ..The world 1s a &Jobal
village. and people arc bcginnans to
understand that with shnnking re-
Nol e'en-one. of course. thinks
:'lie-. .\atn ·arc on the n&ht track
"People arc looluna for 1 rJ111on that
.. I kno"' "'hen I lalk about channcl-
ana ll -.ound~ AS If rm COmlftl from
left ficlJ ·· ,...,,. "'1lkcs. .. But I kno• 1n
m~ hean ~hat rm dOlnt IS conu1.. ..
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Only sq95 per person Sunday -Thursday
Only Reuben's Restauraat .ena up a sizzlia1 pound and a half
USD4 Choice top suloin marinated in wine a.ad speca. lf broiled to )Ur
Wte and carved at your table b tbe two ol you. A.ccomparued by
aourmet salads lite our incftdible sbrimp and tomato 'maipcne. sum unded
by bu~ o mon nnp. creamed con. bot baked bread a.ad nee pilaf
or baked poc.ato -1fs irresasrible! 1lle fed tbat made Reuben\ b.mous.
All thas at a savmp of 500 And ty a& Reuben • • • • • • •
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Sundays at l:lO until Mardi lO at
Phillips Hall oa the Rancho,_..
campus. 17th aad Bristol lb'eetl ta
Santa Ana. ReterVatiom are .U.. at
667·3163.
The aewcomcn briJ11 tbe amber
oflive theater produc:tioas in~
County this week to 19, but thete ux
will be riQ&ina down their curtains
after this weekend:
........ " ~ at the Irvine Community Tbeatu,
Sunnyhill Roed at Turtle Rock Dnve.
Irvine (8S7·S496). closina ~r
fonnanccs Friday and Saturday at 8
p.m. •""Leallc Ge" at the Unicom
Emporium. 214 Main St., Hunt·
.... ano.ac-. .. ...-,.
_ _..._,..;...,:6J1TaliaC..-Oli CGlla ~ ... ...,... (9'7.:40'3).-'<"-Tiletda~s t•ro ::-n:=.~~l:~:!a. ...... April? .
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I ..... Play~ 606 '•• ea;. ay_oa_ Road. Laau•a Bead1
(494-0743), TlllC~J: throuD S..· claJ'S at I p.m.. ys at ~JO until
Marcbl7.
•"lln. camw•• at the 0em nea.er. 12152 Maio ~ GerdeD
Grove (6)6..7213). WedDadays
throuO Saturdays It ~ Mud 26 with Sunday
today and next Sunday at 7:30, Ma1'dl
20atlp.m.
•"'BetraJal" at the Alternative
Repertory Theater, 1636 S. Grand
Ave., Santa Ana (83~ 7929),
Tbundays throuah Satwdays at I
p.m., Sundays at 7 p.m. until fun.her
notice.
....................... ,the
Westminster Community Tbeaaer.
7272 Maple St.. Westminster
(99s-4113), Fridar.s and Satu.rda~ at iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 8:30 thf'OUlb Apnl 2 with a matinee today at 2 p.m. The county's four dinner tbeaterS
arc offerina thea shows on their
dessert menus:
(838-1 S40). niptly ~ Mondays
at varyi111 C'U11ain times throulb May
8.
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Frelli Jlahl Mahi,
Chadll'al• • Bnut ol t1alcbn
with scampi butter
and fresh squeezed lemon,
Ptlme .. ., Beef .. ju.
B .... Nalsor.,_.le,
()JltJ1 fresh • 1 r •, ce&e or 'la
and a sliced a....-.
AND OUR HELP 10VRSELF
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....... Cllrtslte .._.Ille De It"
by the Huntinston Beach Playhouse
at Gisler School. 21441 Strathmoor
Lane, Huntinaton Beach (832·1 405),
Fridays and Saturdats at 8 p)m. tbroulh March 26.
•"'Blhlle s,utt" at the San
Oemente Community Theater, 202
Ave. Cabrillo. San Clemente
(492-0465), Thursdays throuab Sat-
urdays at a p.. m. until March f 9.
•"Tiie Putatdeb" at the South-
ampton Dinner Theater, 140 Ave.
Pico, San Clemente (498-7576),
Wednesdays and Thursdays at 8: IS,
Fridays and Saturdays al 8:4S. Sun-
days a t I :JO and 8: IS throuab May 8.
•"Canael" at Elizabeth How-
anl's Curtain Call Dinner Theater,
690 El Camino Real Tustin
• ..,...., c.rae.• at tbe tbrleQuin
Diener JltaybouM. 3503 S. HulN>r
Blvd •• Santa Ana (97C).SSI I). 8ilbtly
except Mondays at varyins cunain
times throUlb March 27.
• ...... c..-... p ..... It tbe
Grand Dinner Theater, 7 freedman
Way, Anaheim (772.nlO). nitbtly
except Monct.ys at varyi111 curtain
times throulh July 17.
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'Carousel'
Unlcoira 'srockmuslclll
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.. If you~ i!"aai~ 1 production of
Caroutd Without Its the"" IOftl -cw even I CUOUKI -then you can
etVc>y the revival of the Rodsn and
Hammersiein musical at £1izabeth
Howard's Curtain Call Dinner
Theater .
Once the initial shock of the chorus
opmint the show with a numbtt from
its IJ!COnd ICt ( .. Blow Hiah, Blow
Low ) bas passed, dfrcctor John
Fcrola's condensed version becomes
quite entertain ins. .if not memorable.
One can 1pprec11te the bud&etary
considerations that kept the caroustl
itself off the staae of the Tustin dinner play~sc. but the memory of a
work•.na merry-so-round in the tiny
Huntinaton Beach Playhouse. for its
venion of the show. remains fresh.
Nevertheless, Ferola's "Carousel ..
is reasonably faithful to its roots. with winni~ vocal performances by Scott
Wcdckmd as the carousel barker Billy
Bitelow and Lynn Dove as the
innocent youna Julie Jordan. Their
.. If I Loved You .. duet is beautifully
delivered. and Wedekind cams
points for a well-presented "Sohl·
oquy" as he ponders the fate of has
unborn child.
Mary Murphy, who has made a
mini.career of playing comedic sec·
ond bananas. has less to work with an
the role of Carrie. but performs with
ust and wide-eyed energy. GcolJC
Quick seems miscast as her "bag.
bewhiskered. overbearing .. beau. and
later husband.
The richest characterization is de·
livered by Dimitn Christy as the
swinish sailor Jigcr. who leads Billy
astray. Pat Gassmann 1s excellent as
the carousel operator. while Bette Rae
needs more emphasis in her role of
Nettie Fowler.
Fine supportina performan~ arc
turned in by Otho Boas as the
heaven!)' Starkccper and youn.g ~he
Beau vats as Billy's troubled daughter.
Louise. Superb vocalist Mianonne
Profant is plucked from the chorus to
render the hauntans. hymn-like
"You'll Never Walk Alone.'
While not theC1'Cam of the Rodgers
and Hammerstein crop. "Carousel ..
does contain some of the composers'
finest music. and the Curtain Call
a, oa&G •• n•x ............ ..
There's a wile 11yi1111 that tee· ommends that if you can't say
somelhi!tf nice about someone. don't
uy anrh•lll at all. Wd . I certainly hooe that com-
Poltf/playwritht Carl Frcibefs won't
lake this pmonally. but his new rock
mu5ical, .. Letti111 . Go." currently
premierina at the Finally A Unicom
Emporium in Huntinaton Beach. is
t.d. And l don't mean Michael
Jackson "Bad," either. I mean bed.
Ifs painfully bid. ~ in difficult to
sjt lhroup. Its riddled with clichcs..
VIJ~ries and more boles than a
shaploedofswiucheex. And to top at
all off. ifs Iona.
In a nutshell. ··Letuna Go .. takes a
tired idea and manaaes to make It
irritati!if.Juen Millerisa youna ma'\
with .. b11 dreams .. of being a song-
writer /~rformer who has meandered thro~ life without muina much of
himKlf. He has created 1 fantasy
world called M'"usbroomland ... whece
all dnams arc reality and aJI reality as
dreams come true .. (no lie. that's the
description).
Scott Wedeklncl, L7DD Don ID .. earo-et. ••
Durinaa stilted flashback scene. we
discover that Juen's mother en·
couraan her youna son's amaaina·
tion, but dad frowns on it Why? Well.
becausie he was also a dreamer whe>st
Golden West Coll~ will hold
tryouts for the comedy Arsenic and
Old La~ .. Tuesday and Wednesday
at 7 p.m. in the Actors P!aybox on the
GWC campus .... Char1cs Mitchell is
dircctina and will cast 12 men and
three women for the play. which
opens May 6 .... more information is
available at 895-8134.
Kent Adams. djrcctor of ad·
missions for the National
Shakespeare Conservatory, will audi-
tions actors for the conservatory in
Los Angeles Monday .... the con·
scrvatory offcn 1 two-year pro-
fessional actor lrainina mm in
New York City and an ei t·~k
summer session in the Catska I Moun·
tains .... call (800) 472-6667 for further
information.
The Bright lights of the West·
minster Community Theater have
scheduled tryouts for their annual
vanety show tona&ht at 7:30 in the
theater. 7272 Maple St.. West·
minster .... all sorts of talent is being
sought. and details arc a vailable at
·--""-., ....
nerc•a a lot more 1oi•1
on a.round here than
news, weather aad sports.
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strcnath. Performances continue n~~~~tMo~~throughM~,-------------~-------------------------~
8 at the theater. 690 El Camano Real.
Tustin. Call 838-1540 for ucket
995-4113.
information.
CAU.BOARD -Auditions for
.. Dracula. the Musical ... a comedy by
El Toro's Jack Sharkey. will be held
Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at
the Westminster Community
Theater. 7272 Maple St.. West·
minster .... dif'C'Ctor Grqory Cohen is
seekina a cast of four men and four
women in all• ranees with singmg
and comic abiht) .... call 545-5852 for
details.
Bette Davis
active at SO
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Academy
Award-winoina actress Bette Davis
says she ~t aside five years .to
establish herself as an actress. Slllly
yean later and a month away from
her 80th birthday. she's still workinJ.
Davis. born April 5. 1908. IS
prcparina for her role an a new Larry
Cohen thriller.
Davis. wl\o wrote the best seller
"This ·n· That ... has ov'1"Come a
mastectomy and a severe and tem·
porarily cripplina stroke to keep
workina.
As for her birthday ... I haven't
quite decided what to do on the day.
On my 10th. I put a black wrath on
the front door. But to be workina on
your 80th birthday. that's quite
sometbm,.··
t<.. l,.·u u '' \lun1J~ en 1. l<.'tl\ r \utltm film
The star of·Ri~v Bw.lnct-S"
now h'1.'> friends ln
wry high places.
... --...... waao ... .,.
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SD-1111 ..
Mi&JM -u sm
llSWIEM lWlt W D.l
dreams got stomped on, as did the
dreams of has boozina father.
A mus1cal version of thtS exact
same olot was the basas-.of Prince's
.. Purple Rian." which only worked
because of some outstandi04 music.
But all of the songs an .. Letuna Go"
arc cucntaall) of tv.o types: drivina
thrtt or four<hord rock or syrupy
ballads wnh an annoying sing-song
quaht)
Frcaberg can •t seem to decide
whether .. Letting Go" as Rice and
Llo)d-Webber or RodfCn and Ham-
merstein Dunng the flashback scene.
young Jasen dives aoto Mush·
roomland and performs a na~ tattle
duct "'"ha mythical character called
the Mcrf) Old Man (played by
Ed"'ard J Steneck. who looks hke
Fnar Tuck I
A fr" seen" lat~. a pown-up
Jasen -ostracized by has h1ah school
classmates because. well. he's pretty
wC"ard -kads a rock ·n· roll number
called ··School Da)s:· which looks
and sounds lake a bad outtake from .. Fame··
Unfonunatcly. most of the per-
formers in "Letting Go .. don't help
matters much Bradle)' Maller. who
pla~s Jasen. has a fine voice. but has
O\ erafT~ted manncnsmsand rock ·n ·
roll g~ rataonc; arc nearly 1mposs1bk to
watch. As Jawn's • bucfcty. lriaft
A.ndcnon fart'S a bit better. but aiM
JOIOS ~ O .. CBCtina parade Oft IC"enJ
OC'CISlons.
On the briabt sade. Ed Hayes and
Pat Boyer develop an intCTat.in&
chemistry as Jasen's parents, a IOt't of
dnftin&. distant relation.ship remi-
niscent of Sam Shepard. SteYe8
Chcsscn plays you~ Jaten witb
Beaver Ocaver amiability .. The
"Mushroomland Band," led by
F rcibcra on vocals and rhythm auiw,
1s fine.
Tbcrc arc ~ammers of potential in
Fmbera's wntani. such as the ICript-
111.1 of the aforementioned ~la
tionship between Jasen ·s pattnts. and
a ballad called .. Shine On ... which
fcaturn a sweet. country-flavored
chorus.
But Frcabera needs to focus more
on spc-cafic ideas and more continuity
an has work. Maybe someday ••Lettina
Go" will be loqked upon as a first. and
vet) rouJh. wOtk by a fine compottt.
Maybe. Freibert has a Iona way to
go
··Lettina Go .. closes this weekend
wath final performances Friday and
Saturday at 8:30 at the Unicorn
Emporium. 214 Maan Street. Hunt·
•naton Beach. For ticket 1nformauon.
call 969-1794.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am S2
and have bad a busy lepJ carttr for 27
yars. Your ~Terrified" correspon·
.._..,,Mard7
ARIES (March 21-April 19): ~point proven.
you'll ttt your WI) an connection with
1~1. ri1h1s. per·
mwions. A .. new s
love" 1s on honzon. YDllEY
you'll be awarr or 11
Scenano hiJhhghu o
fresh star&. op· 1111
11mism lhat replaces I••••••••••• ennui.
TAUIUJS (Apnl 20-May 20): Consolidate iavnt·
menlS, reunite wath 1nd1v1dual who proved valuable ally
in recent past. You'll be invited W> aourmet dinner.
Employment picture bn&hter than OfiajnaUy anticipated.
GEll.INI (May 21-June 20): You11 have rare
opponunity to d1ven1fy, to display venatility. varied
taleets and humor Focus on popularity and a .. buddi,..
romance:· lmpnnt your own style. Sagittarian fiaures
prominen~_y ~
c::ANCBa (JuM 21-July 22>: 8c willjna to tear down ror •id\l•c putpOK of rd>uiklioa on more suitable
st.nlCIUR. You'll have second chance. fund:ina cou&d be
obtained from one who pttviouslx replied 1n neptive.
LEO (July 23-AuJ. 22)" You II encounter mercunal
1ndi,·1dual who helps 1n connection with sales. Focus on
crcauve endeavors. change. tra\'el roman~. Youna
person bccomC'S staunch ally. V1rao 11 m picture.
VIRGO (AUJ. 2'-Sept. 22): Be l>05•llve conccm1n1
credJt rating. basic procedures which involve accounting.
You'U bcauufy surroundings.. family member will
cooperate. Ac.qu1sit1on of art objtt't, luaury 11em
1.-d1cated
UBR.A (Sept 23-0ct. 22): What had been lost can be
recovered Key 1s to perfect leehniques. to define terms.
OandC'S11ne arranaement will be btuRd. Study Leo
mes.saat for 'al~ble hint. ObtaJn display SJl9CC.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Focus on power.
authority. deadline. intensHied love relationship. Ind•·
v1dual who had bet'n "holdiq back" will come forward in
positive manner Cancer. Capricorn fiaure prominently.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): You'll complete
cycle. more ~pk will be concerned. with your 1deu.
activities. Wish 1s fulfilled. and money ts obtained. Break
witb tnditaon wJll prove beneficial. Aria involved.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Despite initial
Ktbeck. )ou'll reach aoa!. Em~ on inde~~·
ori&in.ahty. w1lhn1ness to invnt m your own capabihues.
You'll add to wardrobe. many will comment on your"Ka
appeal ...
AQUABIUS (Jan 20.Feb. 18): Family member dOC'S
h.avt your bnt mterc•ts at heart. will prove it Barrier 1s
ovm;ome. publicacceptanccofyourwort will be evident.
Unonhodox a~proach brings desfred results.
P~ (Feb 19-Man:h 20): Focus on drama.
m ystny,. decision in" ol vi na putnenhip or marital status.
Contact mack IC'Ss than three weeks aao is dut io bear
fruit. Cancer native plays siplificant role. Key is to
diversify.
lF MARCH '1 IS YOUR BIRTBDA Y cumnt cycle
haghltif'ts travel, ab1hty to reach wider audience. Search IS
finished. what you Sttk 1s close at hand. Focus also on
love, crcater emotional stab1hty, w1lhnaness to let 10 of
losi"' proposjtion. PLSCes. Vireo people play imponant
roles in your life. You can deal successfully with illusion.
ha' c more tban one ··secret arranaement" at one time
Auaust features rcspons1b1ht). reward. money and love
for you 1n 1988.
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4Sycan. A Y" .. .._;aeerwt.oworb
wilh me, bar yean out of collitet. Ml
*m,too. J have two variatioes. bowevtF.
Herc's the wont: I come out of a
lhoppna c:c11ttt ud can'l find •Y
car. I keep lookir'I aAd look.iftl Md I never do find it: l wake up ln a Cold
North-South vulnerable. West
deals.
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Openina lead: Two of 0
Certainly, twna tricks on ~
fmK is the key element in defeatin1
any contract. However, when you
win a trick can be critical, as this
hand from the recent Bermuda Re-
aional, held at the Soutbampcoo
Princess. bean eloquent tatimony.
North~Soulh bid well to a good
&Jam lb.al WU placed iD jeoperdy
only by tbc taribk trump break.
Howeva. Manin Chain of Oli&b-
mbura. Md., wbo with bis wife El-
lasue wu one of the partnenbipt oo
the winnina k.noctout team, ~
home with an uaist from &II.
Declarer won the openifta lad in
dummy, ud bad mixed fedinaJ
wbeD be Jed the ace of hearts and
W• showed out. The tn1111p bRat
WU unhacky, but at last be bad
cashed the biab trump from rtte
riJb,t band. He re¥Crted to the kina
or diamollds, and East fdl from
sract wbca be naffed. Tbe rat WU
euy.
~Jarcr rose with the ace on the
1pade return, crosaed to dummy
with the kiq of dubl and toot tbe
marted trump fineuc. A dub ruff
provided the dummy entry for an·
other trump finesse, and the tina of
trumps picked up tbe queen. Declar·
er was able to di!CUd two spedes on
the Iona diamonds to land his slam,
since he could reach the table with
his remainina diamond.
Note the diff ereoce if East refuses
to ruff the second diamond, but
waiu for the third round. Declarer
"Our E•rwi.w• c,..,.,. "-'"'"
' ' ·R1 L.\\. _o. eur he••~ a.a&.M .u ... , Lew•
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SEU' HELP/EXPERIENTIAL:
(Not "channeled"):
8. ""The Healina of the Planet
Earth," Alan Cohen -A beautiful
book from a beautiful penon. Coven
many aspects of our inner heal inc and
crowth, written in a "folksy" style.
9 ... The Drqon Doesn't Live Here
Anymore." Alan Ce>Mn -One of his
first books and a metaphysical best
seller, wuh many basic conttnt1.. I 0 ... Good Bye To Gui I~-.; ;rLO-ve Is
utunf Go of Fear," .. Teach Only
Love.' Dr. Gerald Jam~. foun-
der of the Center for Attitudinal
Hcaltnc -lfwe releax feuandauilt,
our transformation can be miracu·
Jous. And love enten to chan,e our
lives and our beina.
11. ··tmna m the Li&ht." Sha1m
Gawain -A basic eaplanatory book
which is excdlent and especially
recommended. Introduces .. Prin·
ciples of Met.aphysJCS/Sptritual New
Alt"' followma up by .. Application ..
o( same. Includes numerous U ·
~ncnt1al uercisn.
BOOKS ABOUT CHANNELJNG.
CHANNELED MATERIAL:
About Channehna;
12 ... Channehna. .. Jon KJimo -A
Just-rclca~ book which is well
researched and well written. albeit
without the full awareness of what
channchna IS but with an open mind.
Long winded and detailed if that 1s
what you want.
Channeled Books:
13. .. , Come As A Brother ...
Bartholomew. channeled by Mary
Marpn:t Moore -A book to help us
"remember who we are." spoken with
love and a penpective which trans-
cends the ordinary.
14. ··from the Hean of A Gentle
Brother," Bartholomew -A con~
tinuation of the above boot, contains
more m the way of cxpencntial
sug:esuons. IS. ..Emmanuel's Book ~ .. A
manual for hv1n1 comfonably in the
cosmos. .. Channeled ~flections and
ins1Jhts easy to read. Beautiful new
Ideas and ms1Jhll.
16 ... Lavina With Joy," Sanaya
Roman. Oannel for Orin -A book
to be used as an everyda1 handbook,
rovers numerous spiritual and
metaphysical teachinp. includes ex-
periential worksbeelS. makina beina
"spiritual"' a reality.
17. ..Personal Power Throuah
Awarcncu, .. Sanaya Roman, Chan·
ncl for Orin -A continuation of
.. Lavina with Joy". but more exo&a-
nation or·encraY" and bow you a1fect
and create your own reality and
upenences.
I&. .. Open1na to Channel." Sanaya
Roman. Channel for Orin. and
Duane Packer. Ph.D., Channel for
DaBen -A book bated on work·
shops &Jvtn by Sanaya and Duane
which outhnn their~ of teach-
ina otben to cbanM
19. "The Swwed Transmissions ..
Raphatl/Ken Carey -One or the
more "fat out'' boob. but beautiAal in
iu mes.sate and spirit
20. "White ~ Series" -Many
lhon boots on many di&rnt eact.-
1np from Whitt &sic. A IDod baM
and very helpful fint boo. it •"fbe
Path of The Soul." whida ..-0 to
our pb)'Sical. emot.iaul illd mental
tramlonnations 11 we adeilO our
JOU~ of spimUllily.
21. The lmilicfloMI Ufl A The
Way Out -~ 'IO paide US. ~~ conccptS. DO pnctkitt..
C1l YST AL IOOK.S: "'C~ Enl•ament. .. Katriaa
•....--About 111 mm of m..,.ud1Mir11a · :a.Mwto
do .. ~ llyouta. ~Dow.
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Home uyers tntn up to become part of
a plush project that lives up to Its name
BJ llZNE SCHNEIDER
........ c.w, 0 0 °
Monaqe. the newest Oranae Coun-
ty offmna from BramaJea Homes, is
destined to evolve into as picturnque
a community as a homebuyer could
want.
The collection of unique. Eur()s
pQn-motif homes 1n a variety of
architectural styles is framed by the
backdrop of Late Mission Viejo.
Mon .. 1s named for an 'ICSthette
collection of art.
The luxunous homes. ~hed on a
hilltop, offer panoramic view1 of the
countryside, a palette of cool blue
water ~ with vuslands in peen
and &01d. The allure of this location is
eq"91led by the carefully crafted
amenities inside the homes, offcrina
the ultimate in sophisticated livina in
four-bedroom. thru--beth plans..
Althouab still in the process of
creation. Mon&qe already has a 4()().
buyer W1Jt1na lisL Grand opcn1 na
festivities arc scheduled for March
26.
.. The sophistx:ated buyer who aP.:
precaatcs the finer thinp in life wall
find that MonlqC provides an 1nspir0
1n1 settina. the kind of place where
families can enjoy the casual, creative
lifcst~le Californians love," said Tom
Manin. director of sales and market·
•na for Bramalca Homes. '"This
communjty provides all the values
;
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MIAOCJW•tMJ«
ID
"A" ont.o ,._,, 1 '
and lifestyle amen1t1es that the dis-
crim1natin1 move-up homebuyer
could want and su~ other
comparabk commun1t1es in doina so.··
Situated in the pnvate aate-suatd-
cd ncipborhood of Canyon Crest in
Miujoo Viejo, these IOS homes will
be priced from the low S300.000s.
Montaae offen bo mebuyen a choice
of four distinauished noorplans with
2,833 to 3,490 square feet of livina
space on lots that encompass a
minimum of 6,00Q sq~ feet.
(Pleue ... MOJllTAO&/C2)
Sea wind can't cool
hot demand for units
BJ LILI.ANNA TAYLOR
........ c.wu 0 0
lfhva~ near the beach an a caty wath
a Iona history arc plusses to better
livana. Seawind may be the answer.
Those who enjoy the calmina effect
of the ocean and the qualities of the
city should seriously consider ownina
one of the lullunous Huntinaton
Beach townhomcs.
In fact. so many people felt that way
that all 39 units offered in the fint
phase of the development sold out in
the first week of sales.. The second
ohuc as tchedulC'd lo open in the near
fUtUR.
Built by Mapa Development. the
Seawind townl>omes are an ellcq>-
tional value considerina that not very
many new homes are beina built in
Huntanston.
Only a male from the H\mtanatoa
Beach pter. the development will
include a total of 109 miclceces.
Bill Plsetsky. president off at West
Real Estate Services. saJd that durina
the fint four hours of sales 12 homes
were sold ..
"With all the elements this project
has aoina for it . perhaps the most
important fact is a coastakk>se
location at prices startina at
Sl69.900," PiteUky said. .
"for havina a prime beach·dOllC
location and homes of executive
quality. it's an undentatement to call
that prica competitive. Not lo
mention the extreme rarity of new
home devc)opments in the~ ~f
(Pl1111 .. UAWDm/ca)
TIM foarlMuae ...... at Mon..,e feature a ftriety of .tylee
wblcb blend toeetber to cnate an attracti•e street eccne.
Bramalea '•Montage
Developer: Bramalea California.
Type of development: Single famil y. European.
Price range: From $280.000.
Number of Door plans: Four.
-square footage: Fro'm 2,833 to 3.490.
Financing: Conventional.
Amenities: Hilltop views, recreation center.
Sales person: Dave Lopez. 850-100 l.
SeawbJd
To1VDhomes
Dne'9fer: Maana Development
Corp.
Type of develepmeat:
Townhomes. Cape Cod.
Price raqe: From $169.900.
NIUDMr of floor plua: Five.
Seure foota1e: From 1.603 to
l,)70.
Ptauc.lq: Conventional.
Amaltles: Coastal close. ex-
ecutive quality.
Sain office: 968-6638.
BulldersrespoD.dto, D.ot create, market
.SUNDAY, MARCH 6, 1988
Mon~e reelcleata wU1 nCet.e an aatamatic meabenill.p ID
tbe uclaalft nc.reattoa ceater at Callyon Creet. adjacent to
tbe denlopment.
Sales down sharply
as buyers wait out
interest-rate drop
BJ ROGBll GIU.OTT ......... ..._ .....
LOS ANGELES -Home sales in
Cahfomta d ropped 9 I pcrttnt 1n
January as consumers played a waat0
inapmc. hopina 1nternt rat.cs would
dccliM funher
The statcWKk mC'dtan pn~ of an
ellasuna home rose I 4 pcrccnt for the
month to S 147.281. fu rther dampen· ·~sales.. accordana to faaures rtleased
Wednesday.
··After the siodt crash. potenuaJ
homebuyen watched m~ rates
drop sharpl). inch up a bit. and then
fall bad somev.hat dunna Dcccm0
ber ·· said Dalt Colb~ president the
(al1 fom1a 4\ssoc1at1on of Realtors
'"While we saw a slight anCTCaJt an
ho me ~les dunn& Dcttmber as a
ttc;ult of lower rates. a substantial
number of bu)cr. ant1cipalcd that
thett v.ould be a fu nher decline in
ra le'\ and dcndcd to ~ a1 tand Stt what
happcnC'd af\cr ttK first of ttK )a.r."
HCl"'l'' t'r instead of dcchnu\I. rat~ 1nCTUscd. 0unQI \be fint .ell
of Januan. tbe a'""Cfllll te
(Pleuie ... U• N/C2)
:
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SUMy breakfast nooks.
Some plus will include sucb fine
ftMma • lkY'ilbll over spiral
ll&i.rcMes, botull rooms and a chil-
dren'• sNdio. Tlac clowattairs
bedroom wilb ....-a •• in the ._.. plan Will 6c ideal for maid's
.-neri °' u nduaive library.
MMle:r' bedroom aila will ofJer
tt..,.ae NUal ~ vUhed ccil-
1...-. wood-bunina fireplaces.
~ window tratmel\ts and
outsidt decks overlookina a land-tcape wilh lake views. The acljaceot
baths will include elepnt ovaf tubs. ============:;, separate showers with seats., his-and-
bers dual sink vanities, decorator-
seJcctcd fixtures and large his-and-
bcn walk-in clOSC'ts wilh drnsina
areas. "NO
POINTS"
Compare The
Pacifte Savings Bank
IU1Chen conveniences will include
GE MONOaram series ovens, under-
counttt disltwashers. attached self-
cleani,. ovens and top-quality
cooktopa. all set 111inst mamic-tik
counters and oak cabinetry.
The Tami1 Oub at Monarcb
Beach. now udef' CODllnaCtioe. .er-vn as the IOCial and recreational
centerpiece ofT'be Teui1 Oub Villa
complex. Membership in The Tennis
O ub is i,nclt.Mted wilh a Tennis Oub
Montaac l"C$idents will ftleeive an
automatic memllenbip ia the n-
clusive recreatioll cenler • ~ Crest.~ to 1M ~t.
The center's c1ua.a--exercitt room widll ..... _. ~
mKhinet. I c:atd room. lilftiy.'ud
even a social area ._.. ~
seatina. bia-tercen 1*visioa and a
firtpia(le. Other ap1enitia inclu& a
&arae swimmiaa pool and sauna and
four tennisp>urts.
.. Our ailtt for the new Mont11te
development is to provide everytbias
the sophisticated bu~coukl want -
lake views. luxurious amenities, an
unbeatable loat1on. true quality and
a choice of archilCCtural styles. ..
explained Manin. "It will be a
community wnh thoughtful extras
and attention to detail ..
Montaie is located at the comer of
Canyon Crest Road and Oakmont
Street in Mission Viejo. For further
information, call Dave Lopez at
850-1001.
Difference. SALES DOWN SHARPLY •••
.._Cl
Villas pwdme and ii ........
wi1b OWDCl'lb.ip. Mc•ll 1n •.,
access IO tbe dub's tnell ~ -
indudiftl I 700-leat atwe co.rt·
Additiooal inronnauoa ii • ...._
abk by callins 661-3133.
BUILDERS •••
l'nmCl
I lhink that h1storydemonstrateis
that demand is not constant in the
Ora nae County bousiftl nwUt.. And I hope that the numbers I bavequoced
document my cueu &otbr respon-
siveness oft be housias industry IO
lhe marketplace.
I wdc:omeyourcommnts.
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STA.RT RATE
tao... monaate was Io percitnt. up is that rates ha vc dtppcd. subsequmt-
from the 9.98 percent offered in the ly and a funher reduction is likely. SEA~ CAN'T COOL HOT DE .. .A ~. • • fint week ofDccembtt, accordina to Cu~ntly. fixed-rate mortgagcSare . W &l~U ~"&I q'14%
APR
AIL\4 Home loans to
SS00,000
No Negath-e Amortiz.2tion
Sillltt~ ~ ~ ''°" a.n~··ct.w'
the Federal Home Lou Bank Board. averaaina 9. 7S percent. and "we J'nmCl
Meantime, the aveqee adjustable-expect to see a 9.S perccnt rate appear. Huntin•ton Beach." ·----' from 8 14 at least for a shon period." ... rate mor1Jltt ""-•~ · Encompass1n1 from 1.603 to 1,870 perccnt dunnt the first week of On adjustable loans. a number of square feet ofintmor area. the homes
October to 1.21 pen:Rt in Novembtt 1nstllut1ons have lowered introduc-displa) 1 contemporary New Enaland
and &.36 perttDt in Deumbtt before tory ••tca~r.. rates to around 7 desiio and a fully..,.ppointed land-
movift& badinadown to a.32 pttttnt perttnt. scapana to capture the q\uant appeal
in Januuy. ··Rates arc coming down in the ofa Cape Cod Villace.
The aood news. said tbc trade money markets in general." Singer Pncesat the Seawind stan from the pup's cbief economist. Jod Sinaer. said. ··There 1s increasing compel•· hi&h-S 160.000s.
·~===;;::=;;:::;::;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;i uon to make loans. There 1s greater Maana 1s offenna fi ve diffettnt 11 capacity to make loaM than there is fl ta r--d "The Coral .. ·n.Al. ISTAR LOANS· demand. This works to the benefit of oor P ns at .x.Wtn : • with antenor space of 1.603 square CAUPOllNIA PIDllllAL consumers." feet; .. The Cove,·· with interior SPlltt
These lower rates will give some of l,6S9 squatt feet; "The Palms. ..
-Ag~nts-Cra1g Knotts
Russ Kuhlmann
boost to home sales. Singer said. with 1.764 square feet of interior
Sales of existing homes in January space; ··The · Surf' at 1,81 S square
were off 9.1 percent from Ottcmber r. nd "T"'-.... · t I 870
1987 to an annual rate of 483.518 iect; 1 •K ~.anncr 1 ' square feet. units. That was 3.3 percent le>wcr than All noor plans have two-<:arprqies
the January 1987 rate. and come in thrce--level desips.
San Francisco homes were listed as The Coral has two bedrooms and
the costliest at S 176.055, up 0.6 tw~and-onN\alf t.ths.
For mon' 1nfomuu110 <. \ll
(714) 631·0800
percent for the month. fotJowed by On the fint level. the tiled entry ~ 2700H¥bor Blvd. #200, Cos~ ~sa Ventura at SI 7S ,6S I. up 2.7 percent. leadstoass-ciousdininaroom wilha
1:1" 11141 M9-4JOO ,.._ .... J101 and Ora nae County at S 173,333. bay window. This ftoor fcatura a L---------~~~===========~L:do:w.:.:..:.:.n.:3:.S:..:pc:..:..:.:rce=.nt::_. _____ ---, stel>-<lown livina room wilh a volume ceilina and a wood-bu.mina firq>lace;
a family room that coanccts to a
kitchen with a tuminousccilina; and a
powder room that shares one of its
walls with a closet..
0n the IC'COnd level. is I mas1Cr
bedroom wilh a sloped cdi .. and a
walk-in dosct: a master bathroom
wilh dual van it.in. a whirpool tub and
separate ~ and I second
bedroom that bas a privatr. chrect
accns to a full bathroom. An extra
doKt is included on this level
The Cove is a tw<>-bedroom home
wilh a den and lhJU bathrooms. If
desired. the den can beconvtnrd into
an eJltra bedroom.
This pbn features a spKious livina
room with a volurM ~ilina and a wood-bumi~ r~ Oil the entry
level Jn addition. this level indudesa
formal dinina room with direct acttSS
to the kitchen. a den. a closet and a full
bath.
On the second level. The Cove
dis.plays a bia haU that ads to the
maslC'I" bedroom wilh a volume
ttilina and a walk-in doset master
bathroom wilh 1 wbirpool tub and a
skyliabt; and I second btdroom to
complete the dnmatic desip of this
borne.
The last of the lhrtt plans currently
offem:t features tbrtt bedrooms plus
a family room and two-ancl+\alf
bathrooms.. nae eGtry lcvd fcatwa I IJvtna
room with a volume ttU.,. lftd a
wood-bumiGa ~ tbe middle
level iDctudes I f'onnal dioiaa room. I
famaly room . a kitcbcta and•= room; and Lbc Upptt kvd . ys
lhrtt bedrooms. inc:tudiJll the ekpnt
maslC'I" bedroom witb vohame c:eiJina.
a la~ walk-in doKt. a *Ytilltted
bathroom and an ovusizwC'd
whirpool tub.
Both nae Surf and The Mariner
ofkr thrtt batrooms OD tbc second
Ooor and a WniJy room oa the fint
floor.
"'The Manner .. abo featwa a .. bO
with direct acxess IO Lbc bily room.
The interiorsof Lbc Seawind homes
featu~ caamic tile ntria. skytiahu
in tbc maslC'I" t.lhrooms and plush
carpetina 1n the livi .. and mtatain-
i"l_ areas.
GourlMt kitchens AR c:qu.ipptd
with cuamic tilt couatertops walh
splash auards. bia pntries. oat·
trimmed l\UIUDOUS cetillp. solid oU
cabincts., bft:akfast ben. piblrss ps
coolttops and ~ ldkkan1na ovens, C')"C'-levd nucrowave ovens..
disbwasbcn.. dispouls, ittmaktt
plumbina and Anmtroaa ~wu
vinyl ftoor.
ln1CTCSied buyers can visit the saJcs
offatt at l 910 A BcacbcraL
fOf mcft informar• bof'M'-
~ niAY COlltlet sales ~· tatlves at 961-6631.
MORTGAGE RATES
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•ooktlde SIL 1G.250 05 UGO 15 -t .500 20 0.000 15 U7S -~Sil 10.375 20 o..oao 45 -7.250 20 UGO 00 2.IOO -................... .... • ,.. • -,,. • ,.. • ... -Gell ~ Fedllrlll S&L 10.000 • J.000 30 -7.211 20 1 .. -• .... -Heru:at* l&L .. ,. • u. 15 ,. r.-20 um 15 a.--l...._MSIL ..., • 1.-000 15 -1.190 lO 1.-• U9D -..._,..,..Ill ·-• t..000 14 -Ulm ,. a.a. • J.111 -• 118111 -•• --• .... • -, .. • .. • ... -~==~?I .._ • , ... • -1.-10 ,... • ...--·-• , ... • -U1I • U9D • ..--a .. _ • ... • -r.m 10 ,. .. • .... -=---l&L .... rhlila ...... 1.111 10 , ... • -1.llO 10 U• 11 J.111 -=.::r-1.:~.· .... --• --• -, ... • um • ... ---• .... • -1 ... • t.111 • .... ---• .... • -1.GI • , ... • ... = O..C..l&L ... • 1..9 • -1.111 • , ... • .... ... .. ,..,.. ....... ... • , ... JI -, ... • ... 11 .... -..... .... • ii • -, ... • .. • .. ---• • -1.111 • u. • .... -= ..... ...... re:---• • = 1 . .,. • u. • ... -u.a. ..... --• .. II , .. • = • ti: -.... ,...... .. ... • .. • -1111 • • -~::a:WBJ!?NiS.::-sn:r:ftl&iiJRf.@Di
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GEO~ -:OE f. "''NS
REALTY WORLD.
NEWPORT BEACH ..........
MARY AHN McGUIRE
HAA80R REAL TY
()flee 173-4400
A11llN11ce ~
**OfBt SUNDAY 1-4**
130 VIA I.OKA, UDO ISLl-3 81. 4 BA.
dbl lot. center patiO & pool ......... S,000
509 a••tOISI Da., .._l Bl, I"'•
BA. wal 10 beach. copper ...,.._
Spacious ltYeng rm, R•2 lot ....... $2 .. ,900
4507 OIBtGlOM. ..._3 81. 3 BA.
den, pool, COMeO Shores. ocean '1\1. Access
io prnlQte beoctles .................... sns.ooo
no VIA UDO NOID, UDO IS&l-5 Bl.
,~.,BA. Boyfront, den.._ docl kw 2 boot1.
w. Spacious lftOSter ......... $1,~
**MOii otruwas••
OCMl .. ON'f ...a-on the'°""· 3 Ill. 2 BA up; 2 81. 2 BA dft.. Both hoV'9 trpa.
enc h.rmtwe. Great bead! ........ $655, ..
... lll•A OClluf .. ONT NOMI
-llWtftU rM, fllCJIMr •• klicMlt ~ dlll,
1 81-c:Nlan. Great QC.aft ... IQllll9 bay
1'iew ......................................... $7U,-.
..,, .... _ .... 1oor ..... 1 ••
1 IA. Coria pool patio. Slip owoil. 111b
pliao. ...... cp.oa... ............... -
'80 PAml a C"Gl•0-3 a 3 IA.
bay W\l, 2 ..... llip G¥Oil. .. s4 VedOriClill
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NEWPORT BEACH
BAY etrsr $535,000
Exceptional family home bas everything 4 BR. 6
BA, family and bonus rooms. Perfect condition.
the finest in family living.
DOVD' SBOllS 1535,000
Great location on Galaxy Dr. Sophisticated one
story, 3BR. formal DR + FR. Park-like yard
with apa + cov. patio, pvt bay, beach.
116 CANYON SMt,000 Souina beamed ceilina in larae living room. 5
akylichta. formal dining 6 family room. Huge
mater suite on lat Ooor 6 2 BR up.
NIWPOIT llEIGBTS Ul5,000
Recently ~modeled, ocean view. inside laundry. larae FR, view deck, spacious walled backyard.
ULCOU&T M95,000
Former model .. Plan A" in the Towne Collec-
tion. It is go~eoua and sophisticated with every
amenity. 2 BR. den. 3 BA.
DOVD 980118 1789,000
Live on the waleJ' in a warm, charming 5 BR+
home. FR/kitchen combination, den, pier & slip.
PIOllONl'Oll BAJ 19'7 ,000
50 f\ on water with dock for under Sl million. 5
BR, IOUinc 2 story atrium with skylight. se-
cluded apa. contemporary desip.
PllONSULA POINT S l, 149,000
Fantaatic harbor + nicht licht views acroa
wicll9t t..Y loc. Cbarmina 2 atory bayfront with 3
BR + new kitchen.. Waterfront patio + slip for
40' boa&..
WIDA... 11 ,U&,OOO
Lowly ..... contemporag ~t. Open feel -ins wit.I. ba ol ...._Courtyard entry. large
s-tio 6 boa• alip. A m'--t -.
-
WAIWaGNT llOllES.-=-MMHRI.
on ,,,,. ,.,,,,., lk'3T '"'" .. ~IC'T •nd .. ,,JI, VIE14 ol 1~ ••Mr.
PENINStJLA POINT lovely remodel,
l bdrm, den & 3 ar pnge. Paned
windows & doors open to bricked
pitio. Steps to beaches S..49,000
631-1400
UDO ISLE Country cot~ge style 3
bdrm, bsmed ceilings, piver ttle
floors, English prden & fr doors to
large sunny patio. S489,000
631-1400
CORONA D£L MAR Steps to 1N1n
beach plus oce.in views. Fabulous 2
story restored Colonial 3 bdrm, family
& for~I dining rms & country
kitchen. $695,000 631 ·1400
HA..RBOll RIDGE estate home. 4
bdr~, dining & family rooms & den,
designer decor. Roger's landscaping
& fabulous views. Community pools &
tennis. S874,500 631-1400
8IC CANYON Bank owned custom
fixer on golf course. G RE AT POTE!'~·
TIAL...• bdrm, 3 fireplac~. fitmily &
formal dining & triple g.arage.
S899.500 631 -1400
OCEANFRONT Brand new, beautiful
& huge custom • bdrm, rooftop ter·
race with 360' views. finest quality &
mater1<1ls, crown moldings & fr doors.
S995,000 631-1400
BALBOA I.SUND Charming neu
new 3 bdrm Victor~n bayfront with
dock & terrific views. Ftreplac~ in
living & family rooms & master suite.
SU00,000 673-6900
PENINSULA BA YFRONT Noted B.H.
designer's own 3 bdrm remodeled
vac.ltion hide-a-way with large dock.
Sold with the fabulous furniture.
SUS0,000 631-1400
LINDA ISL£ Exciting 3 bdrm remodel
wnh 2 story living room, den & forrNJ
dining & pool & s~. Pier & slip for J
~ts in great location S2.625,000
631-1400
R&"M~~
NEWPORT BUCH OFFICE
UDO ISL.£ bayfront, 55' on the water
1n best tip of the island location.
Elepnt 5 bdrm, dining & family rms &
basement. English uyle courtyard with
pool. Sl ,900,000 631-1400
. . . BALBOA ISLAND OFFICE
206 'f\ COAST HICHWA' 315 MARINE AVE.
714-'31-1400 71 4-'7l-UOO BEST Westdlff--. Free-
ttanding f9"1ily hOme on ,_ lllnd 3br 2ba. Priced
10 ... $349.500 OPEN!•-----------------------------· HOUSE SUNDAY 11~.
Bllr. 644-7424
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our nationallyteleviseCI
~tee c:an be,
check your local · ·
OPEN HOUSES
SATURDAY 1-4:30
HARBOR V1EW H~ S400 SAUSALITO DI
4 BR $415.000 M. BAYS
WESTCUFP
4 BR $425.000
1808 COi.NW ALL
L. HILL
ILUBOl VIEW HILLS zeoo w A VEC~T
3 BR $595.000 B. HUTCHINGS
CORONA DEL MA&
3 BR + 2 BA $610,000
818 AVOCADO
J . SPARLI~G
SUNDAY 1-4:30
NEWPORT BEACH
2 BR
BAIBOI WOODS
2 BR
$160.500
t8 BAHIDGE
P. HARTLEY
405 llAl.801 WOODS
$189.500 D. VALENTINE
EASTSIDE COSTA MEli SHE. ln'll STUET
3 BR $198.500 B. HUTCHINGS
BAIBOI VIEW mus uoo SAUSALITO DI
4 BR $415,000 L. EWING
wrsrcun ieoe coaNW ALL
4 BR ~5.000 J. STEPHENSON
B.AIBOI VIEW eo~b ·-POIT BAUIOUTB 5 BR $525,000 L. WHITE
B.AIBOI VIEW ~ HOO WA VllCllST
P.HURLBY 3 BR $595.000
CORONA DEL llAI
3 BR + 2 BA $610.000
118 AVOCADO
D. TROUT
NEWPOIT BBJGBTS 1510 ~NGS IOAD
B.REEDY 2 BR $615.000
•1)LDI" CDll
3 BR
811..COOn
2 BR
mvtn TIUACI
3BR
llG CAlffOlll
3 BR
I.A' .....
4BR
41-4 BEU<n'aon A VI
S660.000 J. ROBBINS
!O BELCOUU DA 90
$695.000 L ROSE
1011 IONNll 0000
1735,000 E. CORKETT
Sl..200,000
17MDNISS
C. MCMAHAN
111 RA.UOa 191.dD DI
Sl.'750,000 R. KURTZ
NEW LISTINGS
EASTSIDE COST A llPSA UM,500
Great starter home. 3 BR. 1 BA. very large yard
with hardwood deck. green house. and Iota of
fruit trttS.
CENTLU NEWPORT Htt,600
Close to the beach, cute Cape Cod type condo. 2
BR. 2 1 l BA, off street parking. 2 car garage,
excellent cond. Perfect for 2nd home.
JASllllNE cun UH,ooo
Superb ocean view location. customized con-
dominium. remodeled kitchen + bathrooms. off
white carpet.&. large patio.
BIG CANYON HS7 .000
Prime location, city lighta and some ocean view.
Extra large patio for Deane townhomes. Perfect
for Alfraco entertaining. Call now.
BIG CANTON 11 •• 0IO
Panoramic vie'" of golf courw + city lighta.
Magnificent custom home of the finest construc-
tion. Ideal floor plan w/utmogt privacy. Lovely
gardens.
CORONA DEL MAR
SANDCASTLI tnt,IM
Luxury single le"-el condo. private yard, custom
interiors, plantation ahutten, tow muter auit-.,
comm. pool 6 spa!
JASlllHE CUD ·--Charmine 2 BR plus den single atory. Im·
maculate. Gorpowi park-like lot. 24 hr eecurity,
pools & tennis.
JASMINE CUD S•,111
Liaht, air)· and beautiful! Berber carpe~
bleached wd noon, plantation ahutt.en.
Spacious 3 BR, f am rm. master ~treat w/fp. 24
hr cuarded 8e<"Urity.
• NEWPORT BEACJI OFFICE
COt.DWt •l l
BANf\l.>H
t CO&NER or COAST BW~. AT AVOCADO
644-9080
,,
3 BR 2BA plus family
room & library. Lovely
courtyard & spa. Ocean
view.
IM1,IOO L.I.
CALL llY LIYlllSTll
144-IHO
•Spa
•Pool •view
*•Waterfront
**•Waterfront and Pool
v Give Address at Guard Gate
HOMES FOii SILE
2 BEDROOM
2592 Arbor (Bayshores) Newport Beach
645-0124 $525.000qs Sun 1-4
**1219 Bayside Or., Corona del Mar
786-0593 $575,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
121 Corsica. North Newport, NB
760-0714 $204,500 Sunday 2-5:30
•• 10 Vienna. Newport Beach
673-3777 Sunday 1-5
2 Ill ,111Flll111 er IEI
v20 Belcourt Or, Belcourt. NB
644-9060 $695,000 Sunday 1-5
,. t 307-311 Carnation, CdM
, 631-1400 $725,000 Sunday 1-5
258 Cedar, Newport Shores. Nwpt Bch
722-9730 $166,500 Sunday 1-5
25 Chatham Coort, Belcourt NB
644-6200 $749,000 Sunday 1-5
**621 Lido Park Or, F-2, N.B. Udo
759--6700 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••t 3425 Ocean Blvd, Corona def Mar
631 -1400 $1,649,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •65 Ocean Vista. Sea Island
644-6200 $550,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
t 10 Sea Island, Big Canyon NB
644-6200 $339,000 Sunday 1-5
v t 26 Vienna, Harbor Ridge Crest, NB
673-9333 $389,500 Sunday 1-5
342 Walnut, Newport ShOres. NB
722-9730 S 179,950 Sat 1-5
31Ell ..
t 128 25th St., Balboa Peninsula
548-5647 $425,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
428 Carnation .-B. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $359,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
508 Clubhouse, West Newport
673-7300 $289.900 Sat/Sun 1-4
1522 Cumberland Lane, Westclltt, N.8.
644-7424 $349,500 Sunday 11-4
t * * 1132 E. Balboa Blvd.
644-9060 $1. 149,000 Sunday 1-4
619 Hamllton ::C. Costa Mesa
546-2313 $1 50,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
t 545 Hazel. (Off Poppy), Corona Del Mat
673-8494 $395.000 Sunday 12-4PM
V8 Hillsdale. Belcourt Terraoe. NB
673-9333 $599.500 Sat 1-4/Sun 1-4:30
205 Monte Vista. Costa Mesa
&31 -7300 $179.000 Sunday 1-5
238 Orange Street. Newport Shor•. NB
&31 -7300 $274.500 Sat/Sun 1-5
t 323 Orchid. Otde Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $775.000 Sat/Sun 12-4:30
1721 Port Barmouth, Harbor V..W Hms, NB
M0-5864 $379.000 Sun 1-5
1507 Prlacllla Ln, Harbor Hlghland8, NB
6'2-5200 $285,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
• v 7 Rue Chatuu Royal, 8'9 Cenyon, NB
844-tOeO $549,000 Sunday , ... ;30
• ..-'24 S-Island, Big Canyon. NB
78CM)714 S239,IOO . Sun<Miy 1-4
•t27118heM (ChN Cowie)C«ona d-' .,._
17~ $&95,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
20102 SW Cypt .... HofM Prop, Nwpt i9Y
H0-1900 $259,500 ~ 1-4
•• Yl9 Udo loud, Udo ....
• 1-1400 1635.000 Sll/8un 1-5
Udo•NB .000 8elJlura , ...
• ooo
,
'<" ** 1030 W. Bay Ave (Peninsula) N.B.
\
673-3777 $1 , 150,000 Sat./Sun. 1-5
v t 2015 Yacht Defender, Seavlew, NB
759-1143 $550,000 Sunday 12-5
3 II fl11 Fiii II 1r Ml
31012 Aliso Cir, Laguna Beach
759-9100 $475,000 Sunday 1-5
2135 Aster Place, Costa Mesa
759-6700 $265,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
t • 1011 Bonni. Donne, Irvin• Ten,
COM 644-9060 $735,000 Sunday 1-5
1026 Cannonade Cir, Costa Mesa
759-4830 $220.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
13 Canyon Island, Big Canyon
644-6200 $291,500 Sunday 1-4
* •9711 Cathiness, Lacuesta. HB
673-9333 $309,000 Sunday 1-5
* •2222 Donnie Road, Newport Beach
631-7300 $525,000 Sunday 1-5
**312 Evening Star. Dover Shores
644-6200 $749,000 Sunday 1-5
**v301 Evening Sta1 Lane. Nwpt Beach
644-6636 $925.000 Sat/Sun 12-5
* • 1793 Hawaii, Costa Mesa
546-2313 $$230.000qs Sunday 1-5
•414 Heliotrope Ave, Olde Corona 0.. Mar
644-9060 $660,000 Sunday 1-5
t v 11 Inverness. 8th Fairway, Big Canyon
644-9060 $1,200,000 Sunday 1-5
••+1410 Kings Road, Newport Beach
646-7171 $610,000 Sunday 1-5
710 Kings Road. Newport Beach
631-7300 $659,000 Sunday 1-5
+964 LaMlrada, Laguna Beach
721-0798 $245,000 Sunday 1-5
* +4507 Orrington, Cameo Shores. NB
673-7300 $725,000 Sunday 1-4
t 223 Poppy, Corona def Mar
474-0707 $835,000 Sat/Sun 12-5
1706 Port Charles. Harbor vi.w Homes. NB
640-5664 $489,000 Sunday 1-5
216 Via Ithaca. Udo Isle
631-1400 $535,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t 645 Vista Bonita, EastbMf. NB
760-0714 $335,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
2201 Waterfront, Olde Corona Del Mar
759-9070 $435,000 Sunday 12-4:30
1100 Westcllff, Westclltf NB
644-6200 $375.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ......
• 704-704 'It Goldenrod, Olde COM + 1
bdrm eeparate Income
673-5599 Sat/Sun 1-5
• •412 Avocado Ave., CdM
644-6200 $&49.000 Sat/Sun 1:30-5
431 Cofton, Newport Shorn
631 -1400 $235,000LH Sunday 1-5
t 2105 E. Balboa Blvd. Newport Bach
873-3777 1550.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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•v1 H•bor Ridge, Harbor Ridge, NB
873-9333 $785,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•415 Ptrat• Rd, N9wpoft Hetghtl, N8
720-0168 $379,000 Sunday 1-5
••t•3100 W. Oceanfront, NB ~
631-1400 $995.000 Sunday 1-5 ........... ., ..
* 1334 Antigua Way, Newport Beech
722-1808 "50.000 SaUSun 1-5
**707 BaysicM Dr., Promontory Bay
&44-6200 $995,000 Sunday 1-4
t V 18 Cherry Hills, Big Canyon, NB
759-1877 $1,150,000 Sunday 1-4:30
2027 Commodore Road, Baycrest NB
644-6200 $369,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•2201 E 16th StrMt. Newport Heighta. NB
631 -7300 $3<45,000 Sunday 1-5
208 E. Bay, Balboa Peninsula. N.8 .
873-5870 $$495,000 Sunday 1-5
132 Emerald Bay, Laguna Beach
7S9-6700 $795,000 Fee SatJSun 1-5
••2104 E. Oceantront(Pen. Pt.)N.B.
673-3777 $975,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t• 15 Inverness, Big Canyon. NB
644-6200 $1,295.000 Sat/Sun 1-S
v 1 MontpelHer. Harbor Ridge. NB
673-9333 $579,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
225 Poinsettia. Corona Del Mar
644-6200 $765,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
1874 Rhodes Road. Costa Mesa
751-3609 $295,000 Sunday 12-5
* • 19 Royale St. George, Big Canyon
631-1400 $875,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
* •43 Royal St. George, Big Canyon, NB
644-6200 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
2539 Westmlntt• Avenue, Eastakte C.M.
631-7300 $179,000 Sunday 1-5 .....
••t 1842 Galaxy Or, Dover Shores. NB
759-1234 $865.000 Sat-sun 1-5
215 Via Ebotl, Udo Isle
644-6200 $635,000
211 Via Ebotl, Udo ls'9
644-6200 $635,000
Sat/Sun 1-4
Sat/Sun 1-4 ...............
•••607 Baysld• Dr. Newport Beech
650-7000 $1,075K Sat/Sun 11:30-4:30
••+v22 Canyon Fairway, 8'9 Canyon, NB
873-9333 $2,250,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•t•23 Hllllborough, Harbor HIM, NB
760-1900 $1 ,595.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•••1e2e Jamaica. Coata Meea
546-2313 1595.000 Sunday 1-5
•••324 Morning Star, Dover Shorea
&31-1400 $970,000 Sunday 1-5
••14 <>Mcr•t. Bia Canyon
$44-t200 S 1.395.000 Sat/Sun 1-':30
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* • t 2 Rocky Pofnt; CdM
&.46-7171 $1.299K Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5
•2 Royal St. George. 8'g Cenyon
644-8200 s 1,695.000 Sunday 1--5
1407 Santa Nella T•r. (Irvine Terr.) CdM
760-6785 $489,000 Sun. 12:30-4:30
• 1912 Santt&QO Dr. Dovet S~ NB
631-7SOO $629,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
•••220 Via Udo Nord. Udo IM
673-7300 $1.490,000 Sunday 1-4
I II fin Fm II tr ..
508 Ev.nlng Star Ln, Dover S~ N.B.
631-7300 $795,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
••t v7 Yorkshire, Harbor Ridge, NB
673-9333 $1,995.000 ~ 1-5
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••500 Cagney Ln.# 108 (Versalllel) NB
759-6600 $120,000 Sun.1-4
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t•v •270 Cagney Ln 208. Vitia S..boa. NB
673-.-..00 $349,900 Sunday 1-4
••405 Harbor Wood1, Newport Beach
M4-9oe0 $189,500 Sunday 1-4
••2468 Falrbrook Way, Costa U...
997-7178 $159,500 SatJSun 11-4
760 Tuttln, Newport Beech
546-2313 $212,000 Sat/Sun 1-4
211,tnF•Uer•
**621 Udo Park Or, F-2. N.8 . Udo
75M700 $485,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
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819 A Hamilton. Coeta Meu
759-4830 s 144.000 Sat/Sun 1--5
2974 Orange C1, Eutlkte Coa1a Mela
831-1400 $179,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
789 W. 18th St. Unit C-1, Coata ...._
831-1298 $139.900 Sunday 12---:30 . ............ ..
* •3430 Meadowbrootl. Coata ...... 241-8887 s 155,000 Sat-Sun 12-5
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OPEN SUNDAY 1-5
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Level lot for prime residence over
~Point harbor. Front row view
ol boatinc activity. the c~al
waters and city liehts at ni&ht. Coby
Ward
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~t k>ation. wal~lftl distMce to
Marinen. En.sip~ Harbor Hieh
schools. Oose to medal p&u.a and
17th St.rttt shoppinc. Remodeaed
JBR. l8A. home w /family room. on
farce comer lot Hobie Denny
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CUSTOllHOm
TradJtJoanl Country French. 5Ba.
6Y!BA. home. Serene settin& on Bi&
CM1yon Country dub's 15th hole.
Uke vtew. Incredible quality
thf'ouPout-Danny Bibb or ~
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lttrt,. 1'* ~-;'l"My .. ianortna &Mir end of UM! -rr:mcot and are attcmptirw to ~ you throuah the .. beck door... Do you
want to wort for a company with
qUHlionablt ethics? • • • 0eara.ee.
Dear .....
As the ~rd11sina qcnt for my qencics?
........... 11-eoompuJiec~u IO llile -,_ ww:nt.ty 've
90W. TM t1•111 DnJ y aervice tays \bat
I .... 10 _, Ihm u a ~p for
.-.. men weeks. I want the job but rm~ ,..ued m two directions.
Now dlit company says quit the
......,_.., and lhtn come beck to
t.bnil on my own and they'll hire me.
1 t.ft IO look out for m)'Klfbecautc
rm 1 si. parent of a small child.
What adVICe do you have for me?
Oneof my co-workers is lavina the
company to seek ••Pftncr pastures. ..
He has no enthusiasm for hjs wOf1t
and can't wait to leave. The problem
is that he is trainina his repaocmcnt
and a negative attitude 1s comina
throuah loud and dear. Should I tay
somctrung?
company rm also in tha.,e ofhirina -a.A. all non.-manaaemetu J)en()nnet In
the put rvcnot been allowed toaoto Dear a.& .. • • • ._. Mlet1llr ••'rt m ca.,... ,...,,,._ ••,"rt
M rela#4 IF dr1r _. N llfl. . -S.S. o.rs.s..
employment qearia but the short-Usina one position that you're
•of qua.lifled ptOp&e bas made lhis tryina to fill, fiaure out the COi& of
pan of my job a teal chore. How can t your ldvertisina and the amount of
chaqe .ahe attitude about usina ti"'e that you spend in terms ofboun
Dear-. One of tbc tu>" at wort is
constantly taki• supplies home f'tom
the offace for his own penooaJ '*· I
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11! "::=t..ri:-f.i sMXLL &..,.ce.:! ,.. ~~yr .=• ooJ. ::C:'EW ,!?!! looeo. ~~IT °'*' """*· "9tttnt ~~~} I A9f*'. Sptlng lldlng •t tcutw2bd, 1~E•t1CM to oc:eent LQWty home. ..., to lmmed ............. EMt 17th Street, Mele.Ref ..... ,.. pttde of OWMrlNP 2+ Aentat-&P/TAeolp-Miity. tw. ,.._In Ofdliootn~.n:J 'J S-11 Met 201h-30th. 2 1393/mo + ~ utlttl. dep. Non-amk Fem, 2045. 2-3 IA twTI townhou•. fully lmprowd $375. Mk l?Si I unit In Coeea MIM. UOftt Uonlllt."Angeta. 141-9112 7:»-4"° t.U. '31..USO .nllbfdllaom~ bdCondolorBcher.._ requlr«t.722-1818 $400/mo.84$-ll04 homeorcondOlnCorOM totMM~• !!!9 melntenence & o•t-ol\Olh.._._~ ~"°"' (303)823"'4M2 '* delMer Ne111Po11.,..tot ~ Iii 811 denlng, experience DEOOAATf ..., ...... O!'....!:AIOt_,.~ ~ • .._ FEM. non-1mkr. Own Newport ~ Houee. 1 yr. Pb cell Mf. H9Y et ~ ~2315 w/l'llllr tcw OOtof to Oecot--..-.w,., -S7SS/mottUJr"\(~ BIG BEAR CABIN RENTAL room & bllth In UIQ ~· Prof M/F, blOdc to beech (714)•71-2711. llAllT~fl~"-My ..... • ... '*'-'~ '* --PASE-HIJ. 1f1 ~~'e!~;',.; AHerv• now EHter ~+.::::·.~~ · ~·u~··Fe ,.!.."':* •Hiii 11 Ital ~ a.me,,7~ ! de1 ~UTO!fT~~INO.._.. hra. PIT;,!.'!;,,~1 ,,_ ~~..-y,N./IMlofe. wk/1ummer vecetlon -._" --· _ • ....,... ..... "'°' '-" -........ ,,_ __ own __ C9' ____ , __ _ ::-'~=~ (818)366-157• F/M non-1mkr to 1hr NEWPORT, etepe to bdt. .. D41 olct.3411-3521 .... tpm ~'i;~·~ .... ~ 1111111/M ...
lV.widlTUl' specious 2-lty duP'U In Pvt comm, .. emenlUea. &iiide&:ietGUIX20 lJll.ll.. I ster1. 122-t I Work In poeltlve et-PefmaMftl PIT etert i=:ii..:..:i-.:----=~ ltatah tt l~lrt CdM S375 Inc utll S4eo M/F ptof/etudent ... 90 perttlna ..,.ce. ldMI for FM E)derty Men.. Refs. AUTO OIETAILINO moephel• tot tum. co. 15/Hr . .,_.tor,-.. ~ ~ DZ4 dep. Suun. 840-SSO. 722-lOM/atw IMrn emel AV/bcMlt or? Vety LEASING ANO SALES 646-1510 lv MeQ. Dep.twd-_,.lng 'IT. Good INIY. ()(T, 1MC11C9. ot __... 551·7'134*
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E'SIDE c M .1 ... -,_.,,._ Fem n/smkr lhr 38' CM Non tmkr low C.M. 3br. pvt. 175/mo. 72().15ea LIVE-IN FIT Wom.t tot ~ -'w ..... a~.:! .... prel'd.,,.,. IM0-2216 HIAINGI Government · · .,_, ....,.w Ml E-Slde S200/mo + Quiet nice ger lndry & CHUCK CURRIER .,.... C. -....., • ., -Jotle-VGW ._ t16,000-_,.,,_,.._.._... forteb .. 28' home. front aeverel t1raiwk .-.t tchr cteen'. S305+ .itec.1 • c:--aa1 HARBOR REALTY elderly •mbuletory C.M 141-7441 • .... 000. Cell (102) ......,....,.,"*"-& beck yetd, emokerO.K. In wttlehr, 845-2357 pN>ne$125dep. l&CM1M L&. lllt2t Office (71•)67.~00 women. Uttle perWCINll • Per1y EqlillSllMllt ,._,~ 031 IMl-1• ~~~·~-~-·~==:!! S375mo. Sue 752-5805 RMI~ (71•)8.t4-5297 c:.re, l"9 .__PO & cool!· 1111 BI .= etore. 6 °""-.. NCI d. , = FEM Roomate wented lhf Non-emokw there ntce IUIMll/ &t lflO. Muet drive. 1700/mo, W'M9i Allanmn. Brllk• 8ftne OMV NOCWCI, UNt• B 1111 '• I ~,_MIJAU 1 fem n/lmkr. etw 3BR Townt11. QoM to 8cti & 3BR 28A ca.ta Meee LAGUNA BEACH. Rehab pvt rm/bollrd, beeutMul NEWPOAT TINi CENT£A ed AMt~ l4M1'0 H·llHR etert, no
29AfvnApta.onttiebctl. 2BAB~~~M;.1o'/P'· Frwys. Petlo FP Pool & Apt. No pets. Cell nit 8000 1/f 900 Blk (PCH) home. CM/NI .,... 144-.1022 • ··-tea .. / .... wtt .. hetd,
,._ 17541101914-3375 lh~ ~ 720-1s:° lndrylec evell Non.-tmlu 546-0628 Lv Mtg HA/100ihCU ;/r J pvt Owner S1.2mll (213) 116-703-0201 Lv Meg. a.n.i-W tedtotfMl-P'tnl· Med cs/~ . ... lllH ll'f • J\ utll S3251mo U11ts Incl Ann ok. Gmd ftr A/C Prof or 878-0388 o .. ,. ssp .,, ...--W..'• ..,.... eeencY·
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-----------Fem non-smkr pvt be. FEM 10 stir Apt unlum. furn, except bdrm. H.rt>or-Beker 414-4429 mo aon In my tiorn.. m'flll ..., .... ......... Inc.
.,,_ kltcl1ndryptiv g~r::· bdrm SrM OK $332.50 Nlemkr. no pets S330 + 1300~ttelS.U~ft-ltlple ·~~:~7='~' 90f"911ght hMWor'k, refs .... .._ Good-........ IM-IJU
,_.,.-CS,lrQpetio.•lfv S385+SlOO 6' _ ., 12ulll Before3pmctlll $330 MC dep, 1150 net. Fully ftnlahed b1119-1850/mo.CllWMkdeyS needed.S.0...575 ~· I ,IH• ~·Aa......-i62°ll 1~ ••1110-• c:toeet. yewty. S500. Agt. 40+ F..-n stir 2t>r 1'.ltba 846·978' 111 2pm cteenlng dep. •~ ment. cerpeted, fire ,.84e.118411r UCI atudent .._ '°°"' (P•r= .. 1/a.n) Mutt be e.p.odllibte ao. * 722-13e2 '* twnhH. E/alde CM. 546--01•3 Prol F 10 lhr 3Br home In eprlnkleta. GteatCdM lo-In exchenge fot WOltl. n-If you heve cuatomer aer-DP•f/T O.C. County . .,_...~
VERSAILLES Full MC, trplc, lnd,ry. smkr ok LOI Cab Sprta Club 2BR C.M.$45011t&IUt. cetlon.6'5-6505 latt•I P1tfUIJ amkr.Muetheveroomby vtoe/eeeh hendlng U · FMHon lil6end. Od Sel EngllM. Xlnt 1N1Y Md
terge tBr S750 L-. n-S350-dee> ~tll 6'5-3379 2BAoondo turn new $625 •lll·HH• ..... Wtet Dll end ol 3130. 8181281-2380 pertence, enjoy WOf'klng Start lmmed l44-0081 benetlt1. Auto req'd.
pet A~ NO FEE BALBOA OcMn front, n-213-377-6'21 aft 6pm . with CIU9tomen, we en· BJIL _,.llY M0-9111 tot Interview
. .. 7211• . tn*g F/M or cpl to Stir Oys.Don213-530-3333 PROFMtolhr2bra.lboe A~~s~*lr~ ••••• --· lllfiiiifi' SSH couregeyoutocelt: PIT ---ice In .... ....,...,,. 28' 2Ba w/F S700mo, Penln. apt CloM to beh. --_.... pecect generel denUltry IMMED&ATE OPENtHGS WATERFRONT A~ ToteJ-$-t60M c:pt. 675-7905 l /f 41T dlf 211 a\11 5/1 $470 1stlllt t •I lll. II" •••llT 11M1 11 llLll Contect Richerd or WI ~ requncs. ...... FIT or PIT eNfta. t~· 2BR. nvnt cond. -Costa Mesa l'IOl'ne $300 S1750ep. Chrit 675-9774 1617 WESTCLIF(DRIVE Cur1*\tty UMd aa • alngte PART-TIME help needed. Mlulon Viejo 8'ench tion.eppta..~lon.fl.. om..wn::.
Imo. I mos .... BEACH L"9 folk• seekS inCI 111111. Call 631-2271 R I en1 • dbl Lido ...._t ~ ...... 541-5032 famtly reeldence. Like Hitiec:tiool~. ,.., (71•> 512-20'8 -etc:J ROA llcenM. + In .... ...__ ~ L v Prope Inc 873-9333 oood ~-•~25 n --oom °' r in .... ..., , .....,. ... ... ... Li .., 17 ~... . heW --_ __,. troa !;:::-..:...-~1-605~ Mah,,. F Neks adult F tor Pk mobi .. t'IOIM on bay, -•-Rfl new t" r oug". out. . Hours l-2pm Mon ttw\I mg Stipe PlUS mAMoe
y.., IN, 2 ~to Mind rogb~2 PM * peraonel ust 111e l'lskpg shere emenltlel. pool e1e --~.!!:,007~SOOOC•ll Rey l•T•IT• IUlllLI Ttlut. Selery open. Cel wlUI ~ to eul1 'lfNT
3BR 2BA. lrp6c. P"1 pauo. • xcnange 1<>< r~ & ama1i S400tmo. 173-5100 GrNt 1oc:at1on 1n Hunt-.,..._, ....,.. flllll' 842-tllO """''fW.I 111eety1e. W11 .,..,, ~Ag. 17~';g· Avt Beeut Legune ocn vu l'lm aa1ary Outllde JOb o k Roommate wanted M/F lngton Beach. Medi-~ .lflj.A.V .. / ITATI 11111., 173--3403 W/.-ide Cell Brent
· 2 rma-1 lg. 1 ocn vu. s560 •673-5353* • 10·~ Fernleef Ave CdM. eellProfHllonal apace ~ P /l 11111111111 I •\W WllTll I .... ~ C111t ••trt & S530 •13 uttll Fem F 28 ,-2 "'· Close to beech (•v•ll •v•il•ble lmmedletely. \t'.w 'llr~Jf I~~\. l ... ,.911• calt .._.__...... EquetOppty_Employer EAANUPTOl101tw.DMV ...... ... Ml namkr Of' .,.. 70011300 llf. FREE pattl· · \\ ~ '\Ao.: .....-~ ... ,...._., MIF/V/H ..__ '" --... pref'd. N/1mkr1/drug1. ,..lu now). Clan. reap 30llh. Inn All ex--lnctd. REALTORS• 2Pfn-•pmMonttu\lttld9Y Pnntout._.17..-"30
... --------1 neet. •99-279• nicety rn. apt In New-M1tr bdrm/ba S550/mo. . . ., .,...._ ·-------• = port Shorn ateps to Alll about Ol.Lr move In WOODLAKE CONDO 0.-BRAND oew beautiful 2· bNcl'I GeteOe $-t60/mo SS50 dep.'hutll &75-8075 apeclal. Cell David --------11JI
IUxe Qfound "'· 2BT 2e.. lty HK 3br 3ba home 631-6{MS, 818133•-132• Stir 28r 2Be CdM Apt, 21~61-9463 day•
pool, vtew. stream. I.Jc. Beautllully decorated ----clOM to betl Fem prof 213-828-9598 eV9I
frptc. w/d l\k up, MC get• $350 M/F 583-7 480 M/F Neat resp PfOI n/amkr n/~r A\11 "1 S.15 +
11050. Avt 3/15. 996-0082 ' __ 10 there 3BR 2BA In CdM uttla. uncsa 759-SHIO
--------CM-lhf nlCe 3 br 2 be hie $485 • ,,, ullll Avell .,....--,,-------llile. ... tab $350/mo llt/ISI req cell 3115 673-3407 Shf 381 HB hH w/2 males -== J?• Scott 549'-2•23 Of' Ttm Avt lmmed Nr Megnofie _. ~5-3751 avall "°"" M/F non-smkr. lhr beeut & Adema. S350 • 'i'a Utilt
FIRST CLASS office ..,.ce
el Metro Pointe 3 1Ulte1,
trom 519 to 1032 alt tor
aa low aa '950 mo fluH
~ Cati 2•1-5005 •e .. U"'c.""tQ .... Gn~-,-oom-•1rt-S)"1~1 Twnhm In Turtlerock. 675-9360
home Own friJjge lndry Cotona Del Mw lhr 3 bd Irvine $600 Imo -----•GARDEN Offices In
ktl Pl'lv Deytlme• ernp1' Condo. FEM non-smkr. * 854-9717 * Stir Back B huge ex.c: Tu1t1n/Perk Ceflter etM
m9M $300/ 545--02.a ptOI nu Burbur crptl. ft --9d end p Sult• from 500 to 2000 ____ mo______ furn $600/mo 54111-«82 MIF n-emkr, student or Ilse Frplc, r leno. elf'°' aa IOW u S775mo
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't • • • f u 11 y FURNISHED . young prol, thr 28'. 2Ba formal dtntng. den. lndry. lull Mrvlee. 2• 1-5000 Bedroom Prof pref wlttl Cotona Del Mer lhr 3 bd apt 1n Nwpt Nortl'I Pool. etc Clean, ntsmkr S375 s L v * 1=-_--=_1_-~--=-a,...,rt=--_--=-1-:.1=-
phofl9 priv TV. ev.it.bte Condo. FEM non-amkr. jaz S•85• .,.,ut uu. ~ uUla 6'1-5020 usan • UMUf -••-
now. 1315/mo 5., 03l2 Pl'of nu Burbef crp11. ft 6'0-8900/D 721-0104/E SHA t>eautllully decoreted LAGUNA BEACH small of-j;J;;I
lum. MOO/mo 549-«82 B y1 1 D 1 NB floe epaoe. OOMn view, =--l..a--..._. NtCE. Nr Oat HB Furn. M/F to lhr •8' home • ron up ex. · w/pwklng epprox 511 ....... .... Alifl1o. T v Moo. Uttll. Coe-. Meu Fem emok9' w/singte wortllng mot'-View! $475/mo • utilt '" seao mo John Mgr !"'ln"!"tema ..... llJllt,... .... u:t:i.-.. .... iUild"""p-~ ·mlM H-8mlil. to ahr wtth F/M 2br ~t avail'""'*' El llde c M. Prof prel'd 673-1119 Reelonomles 875-1700 '-ManufllCtutW Select-
H + WMlcly 53&-1518 $330/mo ~·~tll Bev M/F smkr ok S375+utll S c M -1--vt ~ ..
97M335w. "6-9905h D/6'2-2060 E/631-7121 ~::'~. o-sm: 'sf30 •••llTllUISI :::n.b=r=er~ ~l.~~n~. 10p~ CottT::~~/EZget NB F/25+ ,Prof non-emkr utlls tncld 548-5508 or Lg 2 rm non-reteil ofc Polerttlel profit In our
w/caMl vtew. 18R w/BA. Met .... ,. • ...._t · sht 28' 28&. trplc. dlw 759-2853 w/BA Adjae:ent Westctlfl growth Ind u It r y .
$325/mo 845-7080 ~ M/F. 1385+'~ ut1t w/d $450/mo utill Incl --Plza.•G, .}905~~~~ Rd WedgCor Acceptence 842-7822......wngs 842-3319 WANNA LIVE et the -,... ..... .,,~ Cotp. l800 E. Hempden •
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M--T·'" M. Nl*ttlon8I Restaurant worl( witl'l rMtifMI .,,,_. clolNe. mud\ morelll 2&0HP 751'1rs. run ~ toys 1&1c m1 ab9olutely ~::::... "'t~ •• 111t1a vision. Kl'IOWMCtgte ol PC fl 17 ALDE.R8AOOK. (So. am y Tah In· vasa. VHF radio. S 11,850. 5 Frwy at Edin991 mintt• $49 995 Ex.p 317 =edit~ & CUit M·F am/pm ec:>llt stl"f1s :;::""· Offloe locatied In StonecrHk/w. Yale tenna. clllldren'a clotl'lel, * 642·1557 * IPEll 1 IAfl (2CXE9511
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PHARMACY TECt1NIC&AN am d8Y IMte Ul•m •m-smt•,.·n/Mon. t-5. To take 4-8 ~ to ..... ;;;;e= ltM 1: nua•ds. red .,. Dladt tutt I wttl'I many extra Good ~ Hours. top Mtary, tJien.. evail. Mature, al9rt, good .,,... If y0u can't find It m Ciani· Catalina lot kM'ICl'I or tor • ae 8MW 635c91. avto " I • 1 .. 0 0 ..&al. ~ H'"'-Clll DI R rec. Bllinnu-' ......,p• .1 PAYDAY EVERV FRtOA y 15 Sif'ler Cle9cent. tied, It'• not for Nie "ay time fls .. lnn ex· 1..... XJS ctr" alatm sl\ffpalun t On O 11 Ion • ~ .,,. --.., ., ·-'" (714) n4-371t7 u " • _... Ith< chrome BBS alloys 23• ''" Mint" Exp 317 64 1·9828/atter 6';lm a.ryat t4ntl-37'4 but not reqd. ~ ac-1111.-....1..--....1.l...... 111.l~H-----••1s CIJrSIOnS, 3-.. tlmea a 12cy1Redw/blklnt3e.OOO tom Special" S35,99S 11MFE0131 •6CORVETTE ••ust ... , eep1eddaily3-5pm. mr•-1-J/1 _,, --_,., c.JlMF M2•13e1 ml lmmec Mua1 Sett1 E1 p 317 112944 4 1 ., "" ftJflllJf I NEWPORT BEACH 11 •• ,,_ . ,_ • • 122.500 818/445--2426 CREVIER BMW C;:\EVIER BMW Red teatner ont. glaU MBftllll COUNTRY CLUB, UIOO e. =F~~~~ .. .,.. Mii ~ ~ ... ~t°'&~~ Sail .. ti HH 7141875-7175 Eva 83S.-3 171 835-3171 top all options $18.900.
U\02.0HAl/OAY CoutHwy.NB644-9550 UIMIT&tm ...... _ fums iiiOa Sac $2300 3s'El'ICSOflSlOOp ·n ACUU TQV')TA 71 Hiiu• rblt~ 493-754l_, __
NMcMd by Huntington Reataurant ATIENDANT bp wlr• 1931 Newport BMf, CM Some cto11'1es 548-2789 7 Saga salt9.132.500 1n Co\ta MN ~:c~=~~ ~~:t tr-;;0~u FORD 82 MUSTANG GU ~ ~ 5:':on ~ ·inn PIUlll Dayshlft. ~.oft. '32.5/ 10.::::.C:::::., SOFA. iov.Mat. chair. or-R VJ~ Inc ?92S Harbor 81Yd '11 llTSll P1ease Cat 722-0916 sllve< 6 cyl auto .. ,~,
poa1lble. Po1IUon 11 1' now accepting appll-~+comm.NB644-T15t toman.MV9fuaed.earth-'9";;1Bc)Q 1210 ~O-'OTACOROLLAW9 ~~,:u~~~· ~·~ts<Nr· eatlonalor l•fD/MMlftl Attliwft 11 tonea,Scotc:l'lgarded. Ul.21,S. ... l.I., A....~A-.,_..p!\ 4-0• top cone 52.000 lnO lurdl W Bottt •lesf/hstesa Mac:Gregot Yeht. 1tl31 j§lJT(f.ii'Fkitcfie~aide only S250. 969-6 l30 VHF· IWW t>Otfom paint. ~....-.iJ. ...., auto a c ~ pnteCI FORD 83 Crown viCiOfia ,..,..,, ~ ~ •l ........ ......, Ptacenti..eo.taM... d laflWHher; Corning 12950/obo.641-3200 ---· 4 !>peed am Im a.r .t s 2.:,5 531.11s6 Call ~.,,o; ~:~, ~~k ~~-
ltionl •• opM. M .18 per Apply In P9fll0n Tuesday ei.c. dbl own.; JenNlir UM 14 + Tiii.ii AC URA door 62 000 orog•na1 01!1..._., 6-\)pm ~ngs 642-07i 5 Ev ~8823 hQur.-,Y.Appty20451 1hruFrl<laybtwn3·5 l~ln~•fll c:ool'1oP; ISE dlapolal. ~&latsl••kft Good cond . $2500 m1tes ·S16000BO ----iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii._ Cralmer Lane. H .B. Jlll W ..... -. • M·F 8.()()..4.00. No exp. For sale. Remodetlng SI......, .... , 1..__1 760-0575 FORD-FtESTA 1978 Yel
PtlON M• 1818 ' -r nee:. M.SOl'lr. ~ kitchen. 875-3482 ._. AC:URA 1tMl-l1M1t Good cond1t1on Runa
Plllllla 1'l.llml •Lm-S llMl•TIPI Spring Cturance Sale! 110 lli,./Decka/lter• 'II' YW IN• welt• S800 Good tr-.
Private School Huntington Pteue apt>fY peraon: 729 Farad St, C .M. 50% om AecondltloneC1 tm lllT AllU WAL• ... ...-U 875--4750 Ron
Beach .,... Houra ....... .,. •54t-5525* ~a=d ~ *111•4114* 32' SLIP Sailboat onlY. NO Jul! bring us your lowest XI IATSll '~~ nez I hly 1ft Iii
2pm-tpr'ft. 53fr1441 ............ avail. Holiday Die· lvlabrd. water elec:. 1*: bonaflde Aa.ra deal and S~~7-07ia equ Pt lew IJlrlllet I cnf•e
Printing 2« 1 E. Cou1 Hwy trlbutors. 1712 S. Gfand Incl ~/mo lat/19t we'" beat 11 Needs mcnOf wort! I lllllY Corona del Mat c M T ben9ftts. Av.. San1a Ana 834-4111 J-•-;r /Art * 873-8800 * GUARANTEED' JAGUAR 87 XJS Mre
Hand wor'll tor busy print-Restaurants · °:..2~90 WHITE We1t1nghouae .-uy us ••zs Dock space. Newport M SI.RIIS &ell& --:'''· P~~ cust°:" 1~~ 1tlHO ••
Ing co. Muet be quick & Ulllm WMID Waal'ler & OrY9' almOnd -ISiand. 25'~30' Power 1001 QUAIL ST ' NB s er"3 ru on Y
r-*.Ce1Ht-o333 Wlthgooddrlvlngrecord& TILIWD9I color. 2 YH~I old •• 75 Ct. D IAMOND Boat S200/mo. Ca11 ll2-Hl2 71ACIU ::-oys:~oo Kell> C .. IUI!
neat appearance POll1iona avail w/Ryd« 1350/palt. 721-&882 SOLITAIRE. White-clean 640-7085or&4&-9731 5 __ _
Printing 5am-1·30pm M-F • Systems. Inc. FfT & PfT. ....... Mil 1525 .. 50 Ct. EARRINGS N.B BOAT SLIP WANTED MAZDA 1980 G ... G &
_., LORI'S KtTCHEN N~ facillty. growth OC>-1225 OBO 498-1296 Nffd apace for 45' cover s 1980 LOOkS
Per.on needed for hand-979-0747 portunltlel, ~wage. lltlilft lllflll Bertrum like new Wllllng -gre-ar & runs wert
WOl1L Muat be reliable. RestlUl'anla Please contact athy or S UN DA Y M A A C H UT 1111111 to rent for short or long 759-8067
(714):Ml-744IO ...,.. Debbie,64l-304S M-F. 8tn-1PMp<.-Mw 1o..n. term. Please caH Mr •MBZ 83300SD ommac
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Prepare magMtlc tapee Must 9pMk anglbtl. Apply: NEVER SATISFIED? * * llMI * * Ill.., ..,atJt • .,.,. ..... U, IEIT IUL 642-0795 Eves 548-8823
t0t on-.,_ ltOt'llQll, r• MWPWI SU 11111-Earnlup1-to WI 1~~.c~2:1 All saes11 A,:',f,:.~:dri:;~;~ 141-1444 -.ilz 'II JooU1t
qutr• ltoopng and lift. Al the Newport Plw / Over 300 select plecea t5'0 JAMBOREE ROAD Blue B.ec ker sound
Ing up to 80lbe. Tu.. thru -. a~-·· •E·Z HCMJrs from fine Eastern Estlt• 12fe111 Iliac. Ttus,er1ttie8 Open 7 days a -k I Chrome wn.els 673-6067
Sat approx 1:30-10arn _,, •,..., 1.. '*No Nlghtl/Wknds 10 lnelude glassware. er 111T .,Ill E•tenelecl Servt0e Hoors * * * * * * * •17/Hr training + comm china. rugs. 1•••lry. Aircraft 1111 7 a rn .10 Pm Mon·Fr1 IM NIFIUL •Casuat fun etmoaph«e pocket watehea. pottery, •N2 .. .,. -- -
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WFR Exclusive. private club In COSTA MESA 548-c69l9 Netsuke. Hummell, lrg . -'..ae New9<>rt Beech hes lm· LAGUNA HIUS 582•1723 jOlntecl Teddy bear, vin-Fox/Asi a-Raccoon-.,.
3349 Mic:tlellon, lnMe mediate openings for 1age clothing. beaded length 1trollet. Ulecl R•
(114) 553-7993 Waltr9SM$. 2 sMta avail· Telephone Sales bags. rev. glaa paint· place value S4K. sell
able. •Lunch, 11am-4pm ~ lngs. p<lnts. f\Kn. Many $900. Lynx & wl'lt Foxtail Cunnard wing SW•ng Mal P/T ..,.._. ($4/hr •tipsj& •E...,.lng, AlftlTW more Interesting & un.-Bo&. Nordstrom $250 cootrols Cuyana engine
Approx. 3finl/csey-·weci 4-10pm (S36/1Mt +tlp9) · unusual Ant. & Coll. Lamb sn1r11ng 1acke1 20 Hrs Hying tJme 8-MW 8' -
tlvu Sun. Eany AM or late NO WEEKENDS. a, .. , Tile Dall Pilot has an Items No mlnfmum no •ts $550. sac s 175 Ball on engine!
PM. Mu.t be 0\19r 21 & opportunity for student• Y im-rnerv. 10% buyer prem gowns, 546-2789 lest la. ....
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Ptec9ntle AV9.. C.M. Ask f()( Barb~wa (mlf) phone salee experienee AUCTIONS l~t 1141 EXTRA 1 lncludecl =::...-:.=::.:...all MERCEDES Benz 1964 4-CLASSIC as SEVILLE P/T fM•ltw Reslaurent helptul. Must lltle people World SalYage Co .. CSL • he htnOS all ctr. claulc ,_ brair• • O<Wy n 000 '"' Loaded
PERSONS TO WOAt< u The Five Crowns Res· andbeorganlzed,typlng C1284(819)283-<1377 IBM .n41WMem-Ml·l1M M1·J112 :n_\,nc:.!i~~~m-nu Mais GOOd Con-tact wt) S21 000\fa1Ue
Eaatef bunnlel and help-1aurent Is currently Inter-45 wpm Call Peggy futitut 1114 ~~~~~,~~ clU$1fieO d•tlOtl * * 543-213-4 * Sac S16 9SO 6'0-7317
~orAA!r:"~.t1:.,:.: =:::i:~ tile followlng 8l9Ylns w~w~· U&ll Ill ilea.•11 $250 & Up 841-0923 MllC N()TJC( rt.a.IC NOTICE Ntl.IC M>TIC£ rtaJC NOm
19-Aprll 2nd. Hrs flex. -· lllftll headboard, footboard, p I AaiuJs ... , irtCTm0Ua llUUEU FtCTmoua .,.._.. ~ LM F ...... "'lj Jr ~ CO'O"I def-..., CaHf
Mu1t enjoy children, P/TIJIUSllT&lfl ~.A~ slderlllls.1195.840-8733 tb ...u. au,..,,,. iua. STATlmwT 3001 s ~no<nr°" s .... ra 92625
wortl welwlth public. Will Pteue .. ...-. •'1• lOAM ~ SOFA. tovewt, ci\8lr, ol-•ANIMALS AVAILABLE The lollowtng P«SOfll are The to1tow11'9 per90ns .,. Ana C1111 9r04 JoM A'notel Gare:••
train. Cell LIU 650-841 1 ...-rr ()FFICE ~ t never used earth-FOR ADOPTION Look· oomg w .... as <100119 t>usiness as ·h·s ~us "fl' ' con 12SS 1 0."'941" Rd S-11 -------· --3801 E Coast Hwy, CdM oman. t,...,_..,~ ly inn tor a"""" home' JANET A MAY PRO-WEST COAST TA~ SOO oueteo l>'I a~ n<l•v•dull .t.na Ca.r• 92"05 Pll •lllTMT Rea1.eutant TEMPORARY ANO tona, sco _._..,_,, on ,.:·e,.,.~ FESSIONAL SECRETARIAL I DO t<ARATE ACADEMY Rooen ... C•r>•"9 Jr r.,,, t>u..,•eu is con-
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& l>tlkPe .etlll ~H~ l,..._.,.,W~~.._,_,. POSITIONS AVAILABLE SOtA, LCM.Inge., Chair. Pi I Or J d1an1po1tt . ~un11n gton 1Maa Caflf 92627 l '"'t" t'>e C "'"!\Cleo'~ of 0-· Joru• G¥o a ftaxiblL Cell 1ee-4342* ..,., _ _.. ..... s. ,_...,...,., e Recep1ionis1s ...... ~ UH flU Beacn Cahl 92646 Steven Parker Ross 4810 MQe Count. .,,, cetwu.,, T""s 11•1...,,_1 was lltea
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Notloe le Mr.oy ,,.._that UTllL ... •. •Secretarla T ~KE 1700 673-2235 1(1MBALL Console. 0.. S..ch Catcl 92646 Th11 ou11neu s con-Puouneo O<aNJe Coast 1 • 1986 l'l'l•a Dua•,,..• as c:on· V"·-· _.... Det En n-1 luxe. latest model. per· Tn1s Dullness 11 con-1e1ue1e<1 t>v II' 1'1<1.vodual 101 1y ""o' ceor.1ar1 28 FJ7'12l9 OuCt«I by an rndtVOdUel 1he City of N•wport COUEGE STUDENTS e 1 try ..._a ors feel cond S14SO. Tuned duct41d t>y arc 1nct•V1<1Ual Ste"-"" Aoss ..,..,.c,., 6 •3 20 •9N PuDl•sn.d Orange ~ Julla Potnemus ~7.000 .. of~~ •11.21 ~· ::~~. llAll1faJ & a.llvefed 71Al847-S672 .,_.A May Trus "atement •AS llled S.,..364 OMy P!IOI CebNary 2t 28 I 'Thia si.ternent -rlled
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Old•homet Purdue cllnch bnketballl conference tlllea. D2.
Golden WMt twnd• R•ncho Santa.go flrat bneb811 loea. D3.
rybrings newending
W oodbrtdge cannot stay with Banntn
in rematch of 1987 2-A championship
BJ BOGER CARLSON the tu nc ofJ 1 points and 12 rebound.a.
... .._....... but despite those numbers, the sum
LOS ANGELES -Adam Keefe total could not deal wnh Bannina'•
took the long v.aJk to m1dcoun 1-2·3 punch of Andre Strioeer. Den-
Satu.rday mommJ and along w1th nis Gray and David Effenon.
Woodbndgr High teammate Rob The Broncos tno accounted for 19,
Lee, accepted the troph) for No 2 an 15 and 12 points (46 in aJJ) and 8. S
OF2-A basketball at the Los Anatlcs and 3 rebounds ( 16 in aJJ). Combined
Sports Arena. w11h an edar of three in tu movers.. at
For lhc 6-9. Stanford-bound Keefe. pro' ed too much to overcome.
and the Wamors 11 "as somethina he Kttfc's defense was bnlhant but
hasn't dooc HI) often over the past all too often 1t was away from the
two seasons, but on Saturday 11 was basket as the Broncos put the ~
t.ht only option follov.1ng a 62-54 loss Gra) outside. leavma the antenor
to Banning H1gh·s undefeated Bron· open for the cutuna spuns ofStnnger
cos. and Efferson. who sliced the War-
lt was the Warnors.,,. ho "ert' an the nor1· defense apart
unaccustomed pos111on of never lead-(om pound ma the snuauon ~re
in& in a game a~ Banning applied Its tht' official~ who althou~ consistent.
patented pressure and quickness and called 'Cl) little. and 1t suited the
blended 11 in10 a .,..inning comb1 na· Broncos aggr«save offense perfectly.
lion. Banning never had a player w1th as
Often the "inner because of man) as fo ur fouls despite constant
Kttfe"s dom1na11on. sometimes reaching and swaltlngon defense. and
tomd outside shwung. and almost dn' 1n& the laM and baselines on
always solid man-to-man defense offense. while Woodbridge lost two
again and again on the "a) to the stancn to fouls and e"'en Keefe was in
finals, Woodbndge suffered as all of mild trouble earl). gruang two quick
those 11ems failed to matenahu calls against ham
against Banning. Woodbndgr Coach Bill Shannon
Oh. ~cfe dominated all nght. to (P'le98e .. w OODDIDG&/DS)
* * * * * * Warriors• Keefe era ends,
but success will continue
By IEFF SMlTH
......... Cei'Ni ... --
LOS ANGELES -.A.dam Keefe
h.unot ontyt:"nnhefTanctnsc forthc
Woodbndgc High boys basketball
team. but the 6-9 Stanford-bound
senior has helped put the Irvine
school on the map
. Even though Keefe and .the War-
nors lost to 8ann1ns Ha&h. 62-S4. an
the CIF 2-A Champ1onsfup Saturday
morning at the Spons Arena. hopes of
another CIF title are right around the
comer for the school of 1.600
"1th rcgulant) Hc~·s a took at the
rcttnt successes of the ath~tac pro.-
&ram
•In the 1986-87 school year.
\\oodbndgr put a sqUA<i an the Clf
pla)'Offs an every varsity team spon.
•Last )car. the boys basketball
team captured the CIF 2-A and s\alC
01' 1s1on II titles In addition. the
softball team shared the CIF 2-~
champ1onsh1p "Ith U&una Hills.
-..., .... ...,.""' .. ~ &a•n••r• Andre ~-(teftJ , .. lalP tor a reboand ha froD of Woodbrlqe'• A4ui Keefe u tile Broncoe'
Tony Hannibal I!!~ loou on. Keefe eita dejected after
wbal may haft b1e ft.Dal &ame u a· Warrior.
Since 1980. when Pnnc1pal Grq
Cops opened the school for freshmen
and sophomores. \\ oodbndgc has
been turning out CIF pla~off cntnes
•The g.irls cross countf) tcpm
finished second in the 1987 state
meet. while the bo)'S were fifth in CIF.
•The \\amon won the CIF De-~n-Mounta1n Confcrtntt football
utll" this school )e&r. as well as
(Pl-..e w SUOC&88/DS)
UCSB rallies to beatUCI, 83-77
SANT A BARBARA -Not even a spectacu-
lar out.side shootma ~rformance from UCrs Mr.
Inside. Wayne Enselstad, could save the Anteaters
from their third stra1&ht Pacific Coast Athletic
AssOciation road defeat. 83-77 before 6.000 fans at
UC Santa Barbara Saturday niaht.
PCAA toarn.aJent palrbJg•
Cat~.-. ...... _., w ......... P1rlt ._.
··we had poor fr~-thro.,,. shooting the first
half. and v.t' don't get an) the sccond half." said
Mulligan. "ho .,,.atchcd UC'SB go to the hne 31
limes and L'CI onl~ 11 "One umc I'd lake to go on
the road and shoot c' en 1n f~ thro.,,.s NO I Cal State FullertOft "' No ' F..sno St 7 om
NO 7 San Jow State vs. No. 10 P.clflc. ' om ~.s.c.. .....
Encd· who led all scorers with 31 points
and ara I 0 rebounds. hit aJI five of his thrcc-
pointers in the first half to help the Anteaters to a
4J..40 lead and hit two more as UCI raJhed down
the stretch to within two. 74-72. But UC Santa
Barbara hit its frtt throws down the stetch to hold
NO, • Lonv leech State vs. No s UCI, 2 0,..,
NO 2 Uta/I State vs. W¥9ftltl ...0, 4 o.m
No 3 UC Santa ..,._.a vs. ..._ Mealco St, 7 om
No I Nevada-Las v ... , "' eltlllth .... t om
NOTE· Finl '°""" wlMen ,........, IO' Tlounday
and Brian Shaw to combined 7-for-2• shootina
from the noor. but senior Brian Johnson picked up
the slack wath 20 points and sophomore Enc
McAnhur added 13 as the Gauchos ( 13-S. 21-6)
won 21 pmcs for the first time since the 19~ I
season.
''There v.as a technical foul called for a gu)
that makes a slam. lfhe doesn't hang. he's gonna
die. And the' make It a technical foul. I don't
behc1.c at. I don't belie'e that there's no common
sense 1nvohcd."
That potential mot1' a~1ng pla) gained but one
point, and Santa Barbara continued on a 14-2 run
which rallied 11froma64-60defic1t with 7 24 lcft to
a 74-66 lead "Ith I 49 remaining.
on.
"He really shot well out.side," said UCI Coach
Bill Mullipn. "That kept us in the game. They
~rt' doins some thanas dcfensjve17 that we didn't fi&urc we could ttt him the bal inside. so we
ripre<1 we were better off aeuina him the ball
outside. Luckily. the ball went down (7 of 11
times).-
UCl's Make Hess and Make Labat limited
Santa Ba.rban's two top SCOrt'n Camck DeHart
It was another case of free.throw dispanty on
the road and particularly a technical foul caJI on
Mike Labat for hanaina on the nm as UCI (9.9.
14-13) tried to rally an the final seven minutes
which plied Mullipn.
But L'CI came back ~hand Engelstad who
came down coun and boldl) launched a near )()..
footer for thrt'e "1th I 42 left and then another
three-pointer from the top of the kc) wnh I 04 ldt
after Carlton Da'enpon masSt"d the front end ofa
one-and-one.
But with L'CI mll do"n -.4_ .,:! DaHnpon
sank two free throv.s .,,. 1th 56 se-conds left WaJDe Encetstad
Artists
ciyfoul
after loss
BJ J EnlMITB ......... c. $ 2
CERRITOS -Laauna Beach Hiah's Mike Davis had this to say
after the Clf 2-A boys socur cham-
pionship: "We aot reamed by the
rcfertt. h's kind ofbopls to to out on
a penalty kick. -
Laauna Beach Coach Foad
Nadcrzad translated what happened
on the f.eld with this mnark wbilc the
conlelt was bei1111 pla~ .. , haven't
bit a ref but today miE't be il And
YO\I can wri1e that. too.
Butt.be final translation WU a 3-2
win for Central Union ofE Centro on
a controvenial ~lty kict in over-
time S.turday niabt at Gahr Kiah. ne Spai1ans. who were OF.~A
CO<Mmpions W1th Bra-Olinda in 1916. ad 1M tcaSOft witb a reconS of
24-1. The Artisu of Lapna ~ hcific Coal Lape cUmpe. finish
at ll-S-2.
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put Oil .a. --re. n. Spuum
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Vanguards beaten at their own game
Westmont u ses up-tempo
t o outscore SCC. I 00-8 6
BJ IUCILUlD DUNN
......... c.:;, 0 9
WHITTIER -The question, which was
answered early in the pme and never in doubt
.. n. was whether or not Westmont could keep up
wnh speet!y Southern CaJifomia Collqe Saturday
ni&ht m the NAIA District Ill men's basketball
playoffs at Whittier Collqe.
The Warrion took to the fast tempo and the
result was a l()().j6 victory over the Vanauards
which moved Westmont into the tourney finals. ·~(Our speed) was the only thina lhat kept us in
the ballamc." uid SoCal CoUqc Coach Bill
Reynoldi ""They played up-tempo tona&ht. they
beat us at our own system."
John Mounce of SCC scored on a bank with
7:14 left in the fint balf to tic the pme. 29-29, but
ilvrutheJas1 time the Vanauards were rally an the
II.II'!: we have to play up-tempo." Reynolds said.
"'We•d been woaderina •by they hadn•t pla~
...
that wa) with us befo~ "
Westmont. winner of 11 stra11ht game~ won.
SS-74 the most recent umc the t\\O teams faced
each ~thcr in Costa Mesa. SC'C ( 18-1-'1 "on. 74-n .
an Santa Barbara carhcr in the season
.. We sa.,,. that team (SC(') early in the )Car and
I thin Ir. (Re) nolds) has done a tremendous JOb .with
that group," said Westmont Coach Chet Kam-
me~r. "He's molded them into a com~llll\C
group."_
SoCal College shot 60 percent ( 3 3 of 5 5) from
the field. 1nclud1ng 6 7 percent ( 16 of 24) in tht first
half.
But the Wamors.. kttpmg up -.1th the quick.-
pace tempo sec hkes to play. was able to take
control an the second half. putting on tv.o sconna
SPftt5 of su straight points to take a W-poant lead
(76-S6) with I :!.21 left
Wcstmont's M1lo.c Kell). a 6-51un1or forwud
from Mater Dea High and Oran1c Coast Collqe. ~ 10 of has 14 points dunna that early run an
tbc S«Ond half.
Kelly, whQ entered the game aHrat1n1 13.3
points and 6.f rebounds a pmc. ran into foul
trouble early an the pmc
.. In the first half. I got thrtt quack fouls and
\bat's unfonunatc." said Kell). who scored all l •of
'
has points in the second halt. ··eut we wert h1ttan&
our shots. "It wasa real team ctTon an the first half. 1t was
frustralmg (s1mng on the ~nch ). but evel)bod)'
was P.la~1ng "ell This 1s the ~st we·\C shot all
year
\\estmo nt. 22-8. ad1.ances to the cham-
p1onsh1p round of the NAIA D1stnct Ill pla)offs
on Tuesda) The wmntt of that game travels to
Kansas Cit) for the N.o\lA Tournament at the
Kemper .\rena bc&innn11 March 16
Going to waste was Todd °''on·s J"' pomls
for SC'C ancludana six tbR!C-poantcl"\
Th~ \\amors cauaht fi~ to take a .;~-pomt
lead. 6-64. \\1th 6:3:! rcmairuna an the s.ccond h•lf
their biggest advantqC of lbt p~
"\\hen "tale Kelly Sol thrtt fouls 1n the first
fiH minutC'S. I thou&ht we~ 1n troublt." said
._.ammercr .. Fonunatcl). lr)u Holt picked up
the slacl That's the most (Kell)') has bttn out this
)Car But he came out in thetttond half and SC'Ottd
the first SI\ points·-
\\ cstmont shot 56 pctUnt (3 7 of 66 I from tht
field and Hoh came off the bench to score I \
points.. mcludina t•'O th~1nscn and five frtt
throv.s.
Racers'
purpose
twofold
LOS .4.NGELES (AP> -RQd
Dixon of New Zealand and Gianni
Poh ofltaly. both wmncnofthe New
York Cal) Marathon. hope that a fast
time in Sunday's Los Anatlcs Mara-
thon Wlll cam them a uckct to Seoul
for the Summer Olympic Games.
Duon and Poli bead lhc men· s
6dd for the thud runnina of the 26-milc. 38S-yard race. which Wlll take
about 16.~ run~B th.rough Los
Anaclcs' d1vcrw neighborhoods.. and.
ofcourv. Holl,,...ood
O,xon will bC compeung as pan of
Ne" Zealand's Ol~mpic Tnals.
Poh. on the other hand. needs a
Jood pcrfonnantt to woo an Olympte
'"" 1ut1on from his 'national feder-
ation. which wanted ham to compcv
Wlth the ltahan team at the European
Cup 1n The Netherlands.
At least K"cn other nations plan to
uSt the U Marathon as tbcar Olym-
ptC TnaJs.. 1nclud1na a Mnacan
dclcpt1on of I I men and Sil women.
The marathon also will feature one
of the strongest ftelds ever aS!Cmbled
an the 40-and-ovcr Masten O.vi11on,
topped by Masters nC'W'COmers Bill
Rodgers and Frank ShoneT. and '~
)'ear-olds Bob Schlau and &any
Brov.n Brown bolds the Amcric:aa
Masters record of tv.:o houri. IS
minutes.. IS SCC'On<h.
There also will be a ~uruoo of sons
of Oh mp1ans from the 1910s.. haded
b' Finland's Lassc Viren, Fld
medalist in the S.000 and tO;OOO
m~tcf"\ 1n both the 1912 and 1976
Games honC'f won tht 1972 Otym-
pll marathon and was sccond in
I Q.,6 01\on was bronze medahst in
the I 500 meters an 1972
\ arcn. 38. is hop1na to make bis
fourth Oh mp1c team He was fifth an
the I cr6 Oh mpac marathon an
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PALM BEACH OAllDENS, Aa. -••
Pam "*tma.' who could become ~
lellpe bQeball'a fint ftmale umpire, is
clnamin, an lmP.OAible drum. ·
..What I'd hke to do is ancak up R!al quietly if I do
Ill there, .. Postema said Saturday before lhc wofted llW Atlanta Braves and Monttal Expos ahibition
pine -one of a f uJI alate she is umjliri"I this spriq.
.. She's here not because she'u female," Ed v~
National Lcaauc supcl'Visor o( umpires. said of
Podema'a tryout. .. She's bctt because she's an umpire.
•• Afta spendina l I ~ in the minor taaues. she
deserved a look and we re sivinl it to here. Wbai the
f\UW'C is. I don't know?"
Postema and Varao were 11 • news confcre~
scheduled by the leque more than a week aao to make
the umpire available for interviews.
The 34-year-old Postema. who is 5--&, is under
contract to the Triple A American Association. where
she worked last season after four ya.rs in the Pacific
Coast Lcuue.
.. I'm hopana to do well and make it to the m~or
~ues... Postema said. -rhafs the hope of every
Tnpk A umpire. There arc a lot of other auys hopina
too."
~ema, a native of Willard. Ohio, who lives in
Pbocnill durina the offscason and drives a delivery
tnKk for United Parcel Service, said she played softball
asaprl, but neverthou&htabout umpirinauntil she saw
an ad in a Gainesville, Fla. newspaper for 1M Al
Summers umpiring school while livina with her sister.
··1t•s not somethina I always wanted to do." she
explained. "I was at a ptriod in my life where I didn•t
know what l wanted to do."
So she went to the school and got a job in the Gulf
C:O.St League that year, scndina her on tM route to her
new career.
.. The m inors are tough. It fClS easier as you go up.
The ballplayers a.re better. the p1tchm1 is better and you
ttt better."
Quote of the clay l
117*1 ,..._,._ on teammate K.arttm
Abdul-Jabbar·s record 17th appearance in the
Na1ional Basketball Association All-Star Game:
-You look up ala...sw in the dictionary and there
arc pictures of three 1uys-Kareem, Willie Mays
and Walter Payton. Those guys arc Lhe epitome of
what a1bstac means. Hey. this f'Y will be an all-
star thtcc )"Can after he retires.
Wadkins maintains lead by 2
a.Mty w.am. seekina his fint l!I
vic1ory in • 14-ycar career. retained a two-
stroke lead Saturday in 1M third round ofa
_!GA tournament in MiamL Wadkins.. the
leader all the way in the chase for a S 180,000 first prize.
had a third-round 70 and finisMd S4 holes over the
Blue Monster coursc at the Doral Country Oub in 204.
12-undcr par. CMf Bed. who scored has fint ~
victory last Wttk in Los Ansclcs. held on to second with
a 70 that left ham at 206. Despite some erratic putuna
and boccY1 on three of the par-Sholes.. 48-ycar-old Jed
Nicklaa remained an contentaon Wlth a hard-amed 7 l
that left him an a five-way tic at 208 ... At Indian Wells.
OrriDe M_..J shot a 2-uodcr-par 70 to maintain a
three-stroke lead over a charginf AJ Gdler&er after
three rounds of the Vinta1C nvit.auonaJ Senion
to urnament ... In Prinoevilk. Hawaii. Bed! Dulel
caalcd the 18th hole to take a Lhree·stroke lead after
three rounds of the Women's Kemper Open. The eqle
p ve Daniel a round of 2-undcr-par 70 and a 54-bole
score of 8-undC'r 208 on the Mirage Prin«ville Ocean
and l..Ues course on the island of Kauai.
Davis powers Seattle to win
Alvbl Davis hn a two-run home run to Ill
hiJhli&ht a su-run Seattle ,econd inn101 as
the Manners defeated the Oak.land Ath-
letics, 7-5. Saturday in exhibition baseball.
Seattle bepn the innina with five consecutive sinales
and Davis finished the rally with his two-out homer ...
Elsewhere. Joa Pt.d9d scored on second baseman
Bra41 Wdlmu'1 one-out throwing error in the 10th
inmna to 11ve Houston a S-4 vrctory over Kansas City.
. . RM sa.e,H~'• three-run homer off Jim A.ctn
capped a fi ve-run Montreal seventh mning to aave w
Expos a 6-3 win over Atlanta ... Carl Nidleb' two-out
homer an the seventh pve Baltamore a }.2 victory over
the Ne"' York Yankees ... Mike Aldre&e had Lhree hits
and scored two runs as San Francisco evened its sprin&
record at 1-1witha5-2 tnumpboverClcvcland ... Paal
N~ scored from third base on the second error of the
l I 1h ann1n1 by second baseman BWJ Bala, sivana the
Ch1caao Cubs their second vsctory 10 as many days, S-4
over M ilwaukcc ... Sill pmes wcrc canceled by ra.n -
the Ch1cqo White Soll vs. Boston; Philadelphia vs.
T oronto; Detroit vs. Minnesota; Pittsburgh vs. Teus;
Japan'sChumch1 e>ra,ons vs. Atlanta'ssp)it squad and
Cinc1nnat1 vs. S1 Louas ... In other news.. Boston riabt·
hander Deals "OU Cu" Bey•. a 16-jamc winner in
1986 who missed most of last season because of a
shoulder iDJury. was hit on Lhe inside of lhe ri&ht lq by
a line dnve while throWlnJ battina practice. T1ie X·rays
were negauve. but Boyd 1se1pcc1cd to miss a scheduled
start ap1nst Kansas City Tuesday ... Outfielders Ellb
Buts and Culet Qmmtau have aareed to terms with
Boston. putt1na all 39 Red So~ under contract ... San
Dtcao s1ancd nght-banded rclid' pi1Cbft-Lace
McCallen 10 a •~o-ycar contract and reoc-tWed the
contracts of pitchers Man Grat and DPe Leiper.
Women'• title to Santa Roea
Longabot wina Plorlda ~1
Brian ·s Time, • ll-1 outsider. OVff'· !!J~
took front-running Forty Niner in the list
20 yards and won tk Florida ~It
Gulfstream Park Saturday. Fony Nmer,
the winter book favorite for the May 1 Keotuc:ky Derby.
took the lead shortly after the l1art and tel bis OWD pace
alona the rail before Brian's Time. riddea by...., ~.came from far beet on the outside 10 win by a
neck. Fony Niner, sent off as the teCODd dMlice behind
Ruhlmann despite an impressive six victories in dlbt
career starts, finished three ~ in front of
Notebook. Cherokee Colony, the Aami.fttiO Stakes
winner. ran fourth in the fae&d of I 0 ~~-olds. another
knJlh back ... Ferdinand and Alysbd)a both will be
tryana to become the tbird-leadiQ& money-winner in
thorouahbrcd raci~ history today in the SI million
Santa Anita Handec:ap. A faeld of five, called the
~arutest handicap field rve 1een in my time .. ~ T-Gau,. breeder of Jud,e Aqelucci. is mla'ed m the
SI st nmnina of Lhe ra« for 4-year-olds and up. J_.
Anlelucci, who beat Ferdinand in the San AJltomo
Handicap three weeks aao. Super Diamond and
Temperate Sil complete the field. The five have
combined for more than SI 0 million in eaminp and JO
st.ates wans.
Graf protecta No. 1 ranking
SAN ANTONIO-Steffi Graf lived ~ up to her No. I women ·s singles tennis
rankina Saturday, defeatina K.accrina
Malccva.6-4.6-l.1owintheU.S. Women's Hardcoun CbampjonsbipL _
The West German star collc:ctcd $40.000 after
cxtendana her unbeaten streak to 26 matches. Her last
loss was to Martina Navratilova in the U.S. Open finals
last September.
Graf wd the San Antonio tournament served as a
aood warmup for other upcomina hardcourt tour-
naments.
Navratilova. Chris Even. Gabriela Sabatini and
Pam Shriver all passed up lhis tournament.
Television, racllo
TELEVISION
7:30 a.m. -WOMEN'S SUING: U.S.
Alpanc Champ1onsh1ps giant slalom. from Co~
ptr Mount.am. Colo. (taped). Channel 7.
8 a.m. -RUNNING: Los Anaeles Mara-
thon. Channel 13.
9 a.m. -COLLEGE BAS&.ETBALL: Pu-
tsburah at Syracu~. Channel 2.
10 a.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL:
North Caroh~ at Duke. Channel 4.
10 a.m. -EXlllBRION BASEBALL:
Boston vs. New York Mets. WOR.
10:30 a.m. -EXBDrl'ION BASEBALL:
Houston vs. Dodgen. Channel 11 .
11 1-m. -PRO BAKETBALL: Lakcrs at
Dallas, Channel 2.
11 a.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA Seniors
tournament.. from Indian Wells.. Channel 7.
Noon -BOXING: Michael Olajidc vs. Iran
Batklcy in a I 0-ro und middleweight bout, from
New York. Channel 4.
1 p.m. -WOMEN'S GOLF: LPGA 1our-
namcnt. from K.au.ai. Hawaia. Channel 4.
l p.m. -COLLEGE BASK.ETBALL: Iowa
at llhno1s. Channel 7.
I :30 p.m. -MEN'S GOLF: PGA tour·
nament. from Maami, Channel 2.
I: 30 p. m. -lllCYa.JNG: 1988 Tour of the
Americas. ESPN.
3 p.m. -COLLEGE B.UIETBALL: Cah·
fomia at UCLA. Channel 2.
3 p.m. -MEN'S S&llNG: World Cup
downhill compeutaon. from Whistler Mountaan.
Canada (taped), Channel 1
3 p.m. -WOMEN'S KllNG: World Cup
slalom compttition. from Aspen, Colo. (taptd),
ESPN.
3 p.m. -TENNIS: Newsweek Champions
Cup finals, from Indian Wells (delayed), USA.
4:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BAS&ETBALL:
Southern Confercntt Tournament cham-
pionship, from Ashcv1llc. N.C.. ESPN.
5:4S p.m. -PRO SOCCER: Sockers at
Lazcrs. Pnme Ticket.
6:30 p.m. -COLLEGE BASIETBALL:
Amcncan South Conference Tournament cham-
pions~ip, fro m Beaumont. Texas. ESPN.
8.30 p.m. -RIGB SCHOOL BAS&BTB.ALL
: CIF Soulhem Senion S-A championship. from
Los l\nacles (taped). Prime Ticket.
9 p.m. -tfOMEN"S VOl.LEYBAIL: Cht-caao at Manncsota. ESPN.
BADIO
10:30 a.m. -n•••rnoN BASEBALL:
Houston vs. Docteen.. ~<::»· 11 a.m. -raG 8 ALL: l..aken at
Dallas. KLAC (570).
Noon -DlllanlON BAIDAIL: An,els
vs.. San Dqo. KMPC(710)..
3 p.m. -COl'&GB aASa.BTaALL: Cab-
fomaa at UCLA. K.MPC (710).
MONDAYUblo
10:)() a.m. -CXMlllftlON *A1£11Al.I · Docleietl ~ New Y cwt MN. KAIC ( 790).
Oklahomaf
Rux.due sgw
r....ne.u.1e11..,.,_
f.ounJManbd C»llboea and No.. 2 .......
dinchcd their rcplarcao. coafaWlt ct.mpicw•ltll
Saturday .
At Nonnan. Otll... ffar¥e7 Oraac ICOl'ed 26 poiats M
Oklahoma woo \be Bil Rtl! ti* witll a 11 )..9) victory
over Nebraska. The SOoMrs aded IM ......, ._,.
with I 27-J ovcralJ record ad I 12-2 le!lllJC awk, Gee
pme ahead of Kanm 5'atL
The Sooacn. wbo were~ IO fillilll dainl behind
Miaouri and Kansai. lralled Ndnilb.. 1s.;10. six
minuta into the pme. It ._ 17-17 witt. lltvn min•ta
left in the first half when 0-taMcna ~te AndR
w~ scored ci&ht points to ..-rt ... IM NO tbat pve
the S0oncrs a 4S-3S ad.
Nebraska will bead into lbe Bia Eilltt poll«alOD
tournament with a I )..17 ftCIOfd. 4-10 la Ge le:lpc.
At West Lafa~ IDd.. juaior center Mdvin
McCanu.. who said be felt woory early ia 1M ...-. ICOml
a career-biah 24 poinll and Purdue mrvived cold
shootinadown the stretch to beat No. 10~1().67.
for its first outriaht Bia Ten batclbell cbainpeoaship
since 1969.
After a few minutes on tbe beftcb in tk pme•s early
moments. McCants returned to ICOft I 3 ftni.ba1f points
and help Purdue (26-2, 1s.;I) lake the lead for aooct.
Michipn is 23-6 and 12-4.
In other colles basketball;
Iallldy 7l. Mlal11tJ1171: At OUord. Mia. Rex
Chapman scored 26 points and eiebtlManted Kmtucky
fou&ht off 11ubbom Missitlippi to win the outriaht
Soutbeastem Confacnce championship.
Runnina its SEC mart to l~S (22-S overall).
Ktntucky captured its 37th SEC crown and fourth in the
last sill seasons. Mississippi is 12-IS overall. 6-12 in the
SEC.
Oew9M '7. G4LerP Teel N: Jerry Pr)oor bit a short
baseline jumper with I: I 0 teft in the ICCOnd overtime and
Tim Kincaid made both ends of a I-and-I with four
1eCOnds left as host C1emtoD (14-13. 4-10) posted its
KCOnd strait.ht victory over a Top Twenty team by
beatina No. 13 Gcotaia l'ech.(lJ..I. U)-iJube..Allan1jc
Coast Conference. fhc Tilm beat No. 9 Duke on
Wednesday. .
BrHley tJ. W•a• Slate 7C: At Peoria. Ill, Heney
Hawkins scored a tournament record 41 points u 14th·
ranked Bradley (24-4) crvshed Indiana State (7·21) to
advance to the semifinals of the Missoun Valley
Confercntt tournament.
Tesu-EI PaN II. BYV It: At Provo. UTEP's Tim
Hardaway ofUTEP(2l..S, I0-6)made four free throws in
the final 83 seconds ofthc.cond"OVatime, including two
with 12 seconds left to cdaie BYU (2<M, I J..3) in the final
Western Athletic Conference pme for both teams. Miu..._ Sla&e '11. V_.erMlt II: At Starkville,
Miss., junior •u.ard Rqjnald Boykin scored 18 points to
lead four Missassippi St.ate players in double fiaurcs as the
Bulkfoss (14-14, 6-12) upset No. 19 Vanderbilt (18-9.
10-8) in a Southeastern Conference basketball pme.
In the PCAA:
Cal Sla&e P.unt. ts, "-I Bad Sla&e , .. Senior
Richard Monon scored 21 points and thc Titans ( 11 -16.
7-1 1) scta school record by hittina ..Oof SO free throws in
a victory over the visiting 49crs ( 17-l O. l l · 7).
The Tit.ans shot 68 percent in the second half. hitting
17 of 2S as they captured their second consecutive
conference win.
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Paddio scored 21 poinu and Jarvis Buniaht and Kan.
James each added 14 to lead fifth-ranked Nevada-Lat
Vcps (26-4, I S-3) put New Mexico State (IS.IS, 8-10).
New Mexico played the Re.bdscloet ~rouab the firQ,
four minutes of the ICCOnd bal( tr111ina. 40-39. But
UNLV then reeled off a 23--7 suak over the qext si,.,
minutes. includina five th"'°"point baketl. .
Utall S&a&e lit, Pad.flt 71: 'Jeff Andmon ICOrcd 22
~ints and Jon Judkins had• tril)k double u Utah State
(18-9, IJ..S) defeated Pacifac (S-23. ~18) in l.opn to
clinch second place in the conference tournament.
In all, sill USU players scored in double f1.1Urcs and
the Agies led. S0-20. at halftime. Pacific bas IN longest
cumnt NCAA Division I lolina 1tr~k at 21 pmes.
Su JtMState It. Pram State II: In San Joee. Ricky
Berry scored 2 l points and made four free throws in the
final 24 seconds to lead the Spartans (I l-14. 8-10) to the
viciory over the Bulldop (9--l I . 6-12).
• San Jose, which won its third suarnt, led tM cnllll;
pme after t.akina a 7--0 laia In lfie rsrtew -minutes.
In the Pacific lO: S&aaf~ 7S USC Ii: Center Grea Buller scored 25
points and pbi,.;i nine rebounds as Stanford ( L9-1 o.
11-7) held off a late Trojans' rally to defeat USC (7-20,
S-13) at the LA Spc?rts Arena.
Howard Wnaht added II points and Todd Lich11
had 14 for the CaTdinal. Ronnie Coleman had 19 points
and seven rebounds for the Trojans. '
ArlMN It, wa....-71: Sean Elliott scored 25
points as third-ranked ArizonA (28-2. l 7-1) defeated
Washinaton (9-18, S.13) to complete a 16-0 season at
home. ~
Orepll tt. Orea• saaae 11: Randy Grant arabbed a
rebound and scorea with two seconds to play to aivc
Oreaon (I S-12. I 0-8) a victory over Orqon St.ate ( 18-9.
12·6). The vtetory was the first for the Ducks over tht
Beavers in Euacne in nine years.
In the WCAC Tournament at Sant.a Clara:
IA,.&a ....,.,.._, llt. PertlaM lN: No. 18 Loyola
(2.5-3) matched its scorina averqe and utendcd the
nation·s lonacst winning streak to 22 pmes in beating
Ponland (6-22).
P~ II, Gouap 7t: ~vy Middlebrooks
scored -22 points and pa6bed 10 rebounds to lead
Peppcrdine ( 17-11) to a victory over Gonz.ap ( 16-12).
Clippers stifled by Chicago
LA dealt 22nd loss
in a row on road,
100-76 to Bulls
cent scored 20 of bis 31 points in the
first half and Lafayette lever finished
with 26 as Denver won its third
strai&ht pme.
The Sonics., who wett led by Dale
EUis with 27 points. suffered their
second home loss in two niahts and
saw their home record drop to 22--6.
Jan JU. 5"n IM: In Salt Lake
City. Karl Malone bad 38 points and
13 rebounds whHe Frank Layden
earned his 2SOtb NBA COICbina
victory as Utah defeated San An-
tonio.
Bobby Hansen. I O-for-11 from the
faeld f'riday nipt, was l-for-10
apinst the Spun and S(Ored 23
points. Thurt Bailey added 21, while
Jazz au.ant John Stockton had 12
poants. 16 ass1sts and ~t steals
Neb IC, &aids 15: Roy Hinson
and Tim McC'onnict scottd 20
points apiece and New Jency won its
third straiaht pme under new coach
Willis Recd by beatina New Yor\ in
East Rutherford.
The Nets, who hadn't won more
than two straiaht all teas0n. broke
open• close pme by outscorina the
Knicks. 26-1 S, in the third period.
New Jersey then held off a late Ne.,
York rally.
Trail Bluen 111. Warrlen 117: In
Po rtland, O~ Dre.lier S(Ored 29
points and Rachard Anderson 1eored
13 of his IS in the fourth <iu.anet'..
helpina the Trail Blazen beat Golden
State.
Richer's overtime .. .•?
goal sinks Kings
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nowhere nar beint left in IMmblel.
.. _ Bill Sbanaon•s vll'Pi1y 1e:1m weot HM> in
tn<1; Pacific Coua I ape, but the pnipant •a
whole wu 40-0 in lajue play.
.. Justah~111>weMd9lO._..,Ud
~ '!trc competana in the Soutll COMI ..._ Caplay~na IP•nst the Millioe Viejo'• ud
Plsttano V&1'9•1 in roo.t.ll," .aid Dave
Cowen, athletic djrecior ... We still qualified for the playofti.
··0w IUClCCtl can be anribuled to a few
thinP: One. Gres Copa and bitstaft: Secondly.
we have pat cmcbcl wbo are bard-wortina.
We have ord~. aver"lle type ltMts th.al have
cxtra«tcnnination."
An eumple of that kind of determination
is displayed by lhfee..soort athlete Darick
Odum. He'll shortly me off his basketball
sneakers and don his ti.xt.11 rleats.
~Heft's Denick Odum," Cowen said
before 1ipofT ... In theCIFfootbell playoffs. Fred Sch~r is injured. He Steps in al quanert>Kk.
He JUSI has a phenomenal niahL"
Keele tw obviously put the an>wina
srhool on 1he map, bu1 quality c:oac:hina should
keep the Warriors there.
"You Jet an Adam Keefe orK:e in a
lifetime.:· Cowen said. "He really helped put W~~ on tbe map, obviously with the ~:n:f~~ =~=~!t ~m::~ .. ein
Says Cops.: ··1 think we·ve been btunaae u
a re~ti~ely ~ tc~ to ICICi quality coaches.
Thais ampoUJble with a 20-year school with
tbe positions that are available.
.. We spen1 a ?,t deal of time ll)'ina to
plan succcu. We re lookinc forward to the
sprina sports. I think the swimmina 1eam is
rated sixth or seventh in tbe nation."
W~ile ~he Warriors did not prner a
rhampaonshap t.nner Saturday, another is
likely ~n tbe makina.
"Our pmes are usually dose ... Cops said. -
"We've never had the type of atbeletc where we
CJD roll over people. Kids in the ciabtb pack
will son of inow tba1 when they come to --... "" .. Mlee
WOODBRIDGE FALLS •••
PnmDl -
dcdancd to ctaboiaae on tbe otlkaat-
lftl, bu1 admiued. -Bunina 1tnioa
into the lbo9mcarty -as a r.ctOr.
.. ht I doft't Wlftt IO l®nd hltuour ..,n. .. he quic:kly added
--.'.. TbcrT wett J1W1J other Caacm
9iftft08 CouJd lum lO ID terms of
explaining his tam '1 denux -web
• a I for IS team dfon from 1be
ptrimeter apinst a Ullln& derente.
lbe inability to~ a run IOl"I ~use
olturnovCB. a Sbootins pttttntqr of
26.4 pm:cnt (9 of J.4) from all but
Kide. and even a laddusaer efron at tbe line (9of16).
.. Just two more (three-pointers)."
mused Shannon, "and 11 m1&ht have
bttn a diff~nl pme. •·
Bannina was also cold from the out.side. mak1n11ust 2 of 11 . but o ne
oft.hose wasa near·buzz.er sho t at the
end of the first period from G ray to pve the Broncos an 18-14 bulsc
-11 S«med hkc everyt~ wt.d
make a Nn. I'd tum around and
they'd be IOIDI the other way for a
bftabway layup. -said Kttfe. who
may or may not have played his la.st
~ for the Wamors
Shannon. Keefe and the re-st of the
Wamors are a•attlnf. tbe dcc1S1on
acilay on whether the) II be inv1ttd to
rdum 10 the state playoffs as a wild
C'ald etn.ry to defend their state
championship 1n Dtvwon II.
"We Just made a lot of m1s1akes
with the ban:· conttnued Keefe ... But
I think Banning would have had a
more difficult time 1f we had bttn
hinina from the outSIM."
Keefe was Woodbnd&r'sofTcn~ -
ht conn«icd on 13 or 18 from the
fldd (72.2 percent) and was a domi-
nant defensive force. holdin1 Gra' to 1.5 poinu. .
But the fact Kttfe was pulled from
the dd"cns1 "e 1 n tmor proved lethal to
the Woodbndge cause.
-The thou.Jht was to double him
down and &J"e them the outside ..
said Banning Coach Stan Smith .. I
thou&ht ~ slov.ed him down a b11 •·
-we v.erc awan." said Keefe ··1 It~ I'd be drawn out and the mt of
the team v.ould have to take up the
slack ~boundins.-
Tbc balantt of the Wamon. hov.-
~ver. wa.s dwarfed by Banning·s
Jumping ab1ht) from all hands
espcc1all) on the offensive st<k
Banning kept the pres.sure on
throughout w11h EfTerson and
Stnn~r. the two hahtnins-qu1ck
guards. doing most of 1~ dama,e.
lena<"lthidcfen-. W1lat we weft!
able to lhcm'"-U.~llC'. we wett .. •
Tbe Wmnon drew 10 '"*in Arik·
ina distanet j~ 011C1C -• llob Lee
dropped ia tk~pa~--ol-.-..,-thcda) rorw~.wtth.5:'71cft ·~~~ ...
IO.clOSt' the PP LO 48-46.
"Al WI poant, I t.bo\.ch1 wt had a
chance." saJd Shannon. "But iMJ
ame nJht bad with a thrtt-podiler
and then we had another tumover.
and that was.rcaUy cru9al ..
h was all Eff'crson and Strineer at
that potn&--Eff'enon hinina l.M
three-pointer, Strin~ slammi ..
home a dunk, then Effenon drivilll
the lane and poppina from short
rangt to up the lead to 5S-46 with ltil
4.20 left .
Unlike a )ear qo. when die
Wamors held on in rqulatioo llDd
v.on 1t b~ ct&ht 1n overt1mc. this~
Banning had all the ansWCt'S to WUI IC
b' e1p1t 1n rqulauon.
·With 2 JS left and Bann1na abe8d.
S '7-48. Shannon called time to r.
aroup one last time. bul a1J be cwld
do was tum to a trap and prSlll
defense. decide on whom to foul and
when to call timeout apin.
The onh th1n1 he could not do was
find a .... a) to solve 8a.na1nc's quick-
ness. "h1ch pro"ed that five quicMf
pla,ers can indeed find a way 10
defeat a team wnh Keck.
"I used to dream about ii e~ _
night:· said Bannana·s Gray . ..-.r we
could JUSt have made that Jut ahol."
rcfcmn& to his tcam·s loss to Woocl-
bndge a year qo in the 2-A finals..
The Broncos said that 1oA
pro\ Lded a .. m1SS.1on." which helped
lead to their 30-0 record and enuy
into the state playoffs.
Woodbnd&r falls lO 22-6 with its
16-pmc wmning slf'Ca.lt snapped.
ARTISTS.~.
f'romDl
was -1npp1ng inside the box. I doa"t
remember the number. OM player
was push1n1 and anotbn tnppina &Dd
I called ll tnpptng. ~
The Arusts had t.he pmc under
control for the first 53 minutes. taki.111
a ~-0 lead v.h1k Miranda.. who h8d
nint' saves. was Sia\ mg off Central
attacks
W oodbridee, they wiU be oa suc:ceuful teams.". Woodbrl4fe C.Cll BUI 8lwuaoa ral8ee Illa laanda In fr¥tntlon dutna loee. .. We knew 11 would ~ that kind of
game," said Shannon ... With crcat
Davis had a literal hand an both
score-s The U.&una Beach senior
fullback took advan\qe of a t.hrow-
1n. hCa\10g the ball )5 yards toward
the Spanans· soal. Jeff Pw rettived
lhc throw and headed the ball into t.bc
left comer of the goaJ 19:27 anto the
pme
Costa Mesa, Estancia sweep twin bills
Just over four minutes into the
st"COnd half. Davis again fired a
throw-in toward t.he Central net. 1t
•-as headed in again. lh1s ume by a
Central pla)er Da\ 1s was credited
with the 1oal for a 2-0 Laguna Beach
lead
Mustangs· trio hurls shutout in opener;
HB · s Phil Ii ps just misses no-hit game
Costa Mesa's Scou Snedeker, Mike
McAJetr and Justin Reyes tamed on
a tluft.hit &hu1ou1, and Dm>n
Mashburn and Shawn l...dfjnpell
tac:h drove in two runs to PK't the
Tisi1ina Mustanp to a S-0 fin1 pme
iictory over Bolsa Grande en rouse to
~weep of their double header in PRP
,,sebell 11ction Salurday.
The Mustanp took lhe leCOnd ~me.8-6.
Snedeker worked the fin1 five
. inp. sarikina ou1 eip1 and walk-''* two.
TR~C~
Mashburn doubled down the lef\-
field line 10 drive in Mesa's first two
runs in 1he second innina. and the
Mustanp added three more in the
third. keyed by a rwo-run s1naJe by
Shawn l.dfi~a Yt'ell. In tbe n · tap. Mesa manufac-
tured an lead. 1hen held on as
sophomore ri&ht-hander Mike Cutler
ame on to ruord the final two ou1s
and cam the save afttt the Matadors
stormed back with one in the sixth
. and five in 1he Kven1h .
EJ~here:
Es&uda t-~. EJ Tere f-t : The
Eagles broke operi a._. tie wnh five
runs an lhe bottom of the e1&hth.
helped aJona by four conS«ume
walks after Dan Doughn-ty was hit b)
a pitch.
After the walks fotttd in 1wo runs..
lance Ely doubled in a pair of runs
and Dave Javaac's bloop sangk
scored the other. Ely also had a two-
run double in the second innm& to
acroun1 for the Eagin' first runs.
In 1he second pmc. Mike Ledct's
squttte bunt brou&ht in the lie-
breaking run 1n the fourth inning after
Scan N1rhols' single had dnv~n in a
pair of runs in the first for Es1anc1a.
Butta& ... Bud! J-5, ~
Z-l : ~n1or Chad Ph1lhps came wt thin
Morales Rustlers hand wins discus .
at SD meet Dons first def eat
SAN DIEGO -Mike Morales
placed first in the diJCUS evmt to lead the UCJ _. '1 1am in a trKk and
field meet at Su Dieao State Satur-
day.
Morales. a tophomore rrom Gar-
den Grove, won witb a throw of
161-11 in the open djvision. ua·a Grq Hou.lpte and Cbris
Conrad finished second in their
respective raca.
Houtpte, a junior, was I Vi seconds
off the==inni time in the l .000-rnetcr with a 9:()4,19
finish. Bo Pri~ onJtab Siate won
the r.::e with a 9:02.39 time.
Connd. a taaamea toft& jumper, ~.~mart. Cir, MCAlillef
(SBTC) ._die evan wi&h a 22-1~
a.ump.. o.Mr UCI _., 8a&a.ben in-
CNded llidMI Orawt (IMrd in lbe S,000 mctcn. 14:09.17. invitational).
ud • ........,. ftaiM by Gus
Qia!.-rz (alto in tile J,000.
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Reichert's two-run
double In ninth
ralltesGWC.13-12
In coll~ action:
CS DMaillpn Billa 11, UCI t:
unny Hokanson hit for the cycle and
drove 1n four runs. inchading a lhrtt-
run homer in the first. and lhe T oros
held off a tbe An1eaters for the non-
conf«encc win at UCI.
The Anleatm scoml five runs in
the scvcnlh and eigtlth inninp 10 pull
from an 8-4 deficit to within rwo.
1~9. on Gordon Stub's two-run
double in the eiJhth. Stacy Parker
sin&)ed and John SttbUf'llC1' walktd
with two out in the ninth but Dave
Hqprd JOI Doua Kline on a p-ound
outlor the save in relief of Joe lacues
(2-1 ).
Jeff Hua (2-S) look the loss for
UCI (12-11-1). and 1he buUpen
provided little mid: allowina fi\e
runs in the final three 1nninp.
Dominaua Hills improved to 8-8.
Sttbuf'IU wma l for 4 wnh t"'o
walks. tbfft Nftl and two RBI. and
Jeff Oberdanll went 2 for 6 to run his
bi1tina strait to ciaht pmn. all
muJtiple-lua ~
Walker's run
lifts OV in 16th
•
one out of rttord1ng a no-hmer. but
had to settle for a no-<icc1s1on 1n the
opener as the 01 lcrs ·defense be1ra~cd
him 1n the st"vcnth inning.
Wnh tv.o outs in the seventh. a pair
of errors put Arlington run~rsat first
and second and Mike Ward singled
up the middle to dnH 1n the t~ing
run
Arlington took the lead in the
eighth by tally1n1a run on four walks.
but the Oilers (J-0) claimed the
\ 1ctory in the bottom llalf of the
inning as Bnan Mena doubled in
Tom Flom who had singled and later
scored on Chris Bowen's sacnfitt fly.
In the second game. Huntington
Beach scored five limn in the sec:ond
inning and Dave Wentwonh. with
relief help from Ken Po~. made
them stand up. The key hit in the
second was a bascs<lcannadoubk b)
Gerad Cawhom.
El Dorwle lt-1, Otto View I-~:
.\fkr pla) 1ng I J mninp Fnday niJht.
the Scahawks v.e~ a little too shon-
handed on the mo und to kttp up wt th
the CIF S-.\ No. l-ranked team. and
despite battling back in bolh contests
the) v.ercn·l able to keep pace
El Dorado Jumped to a 5-0 Ind 1n
the second game. ~an Vil"" ra.Jhed
wtthm two. 7-5. in the fifth but
stranded t-.o runners """ the Golden Hawks made It 8-5 1n the
s1llth, ~an V1ev. kft the basn
loaded 1n the seventh.
M.IWoe Vleje f-1. Ne.,.rt Baltlor
!-t: Dtablos (2-0) p1tchin1 shut down
1he Sailors. who manqcd JUSt nine
hits on the da)' at home.
Newpon·s Gar) L1ndbera hurled a
compk1e game. struck out seven and
aJlo~ t.hrtt earned runs on four hns
m the opener. Tony Wren hit a
fourth-innina solo homer and To n\
Altobelli (2 for 3) s1~ in a run 1n
the seventh for the Sailors..
In lhe second pmc. Kirt Summers
lhrcw a rompkte prne fi ve-hitter
bu1 took lbe loss... Muston V1cJo·s
Scon Parron doubled m the onl) run
or lhc pme 1n the sixth. Wren and
Ryan Abbe) each had two Stn&)es
each for Harbor. which had a runner
lhrown out at the plate 1n the s1xlh.
~ ll-1, S..y HJ.lh ~7:
George Canham. Make .\rro~os (one
RBI) and Paul O'Ham (tv.o RBI)
each had 1v.o hits as the Roadrunners
ne\cr trailed in the opener
In the second game. Sunn) Hills
turned a walk and thrtt strat&ht
singles into tv.o runs to tic 1t at seven
in the SC\enth. but Neil Caner came
on to gc1 the last bauer and pitched
2' 1 innincsofone-hn rchefto am the
win as the Roadrunners -.on 111n the
ninth.
In the El Squndo Tournament
Esperaua J, E4iMa 1: The
Chargers suffered t~r first sett.ck of
the season in the second round of the
toumamenL manaa.inaJust thrtt hits
against a pair of .\ztec hurlns
Ed1son·s Dan I Mead led off the top
of the second· with a single. Bill
Benucc1 walked. and after a p-oun-
dout a<hanC'C'd the runners. a v.11d
pitch brought the run home
The lead v.as shon·liHd. ho~ver
as Esperanza notched a s1fllk run 1n
the bottom of the Sttond and t-.o
more in the third aaainst losin&
Dilcher Frank Vidales..
Wntmlmitt 7, 1.-, Bead Wlbee
$: The Lions rerordcd their second
straight road \'ICtOf) 1n the tour·
nament. brca.km& the pme open ""'th
four runs m the founh
Bret Grebe 51nJ)ed in one run. Ben
Mendoza hit a sacnfi<% fly for another
and Joe Maisano appcd 1he upnsing
-.11h a t•-o-run double to nJht-ttnter
Me ndou had earhcr hit a tv.o-run
homer m the third
Corrected retault
Woodbndair H1Jh's non-lc~ue
baseball 'l<'tOf) fnda)' nt&ht. a I().. I
decision. "as 1CCOmphshed qainst
Capistrano Vallit)-Omsuan Ht&h.
not Caputrano \falk) H.P. as ck--
scnbcd in Sa1urday·s ed111on
... Those lhrow-1ns no doubt this
"'·as the best tam we played." Central
Coach Nabtl ou,a1m said. -we had
the cd&r as far as skills. We've been
behind before :!-0. We iot cau1tn on
those thro"·1ns •·
OU,Jatm chan&td strateg) ID the
second h2Jf. us1 na four forwards. The
plan paid off moments aft.er Davis'
-goal.. as the panans showered
Miranda -.1th shots Central outshot
the "nists.. 12-5. in the second half.
UCI captures
Parker Cup
The L'C'I crcv. captured the vanity
and Junior \ars1t~ eights at the Pan:er
Cup Saturda' at the North Lido
Channel 1n 1'1e"pon Beach
l (l's \arsll) finished ID 6:09.8Q.
~ S Sttonds ahead of second-place
Lo\ ola \tar) mounL L'Cl's Junior"
'arsm finishtd 1n 6:15.91 2.39
§('('Onds •head of lo)ola MarymonL
San Dtqo Statc·s · -.· no"1« ~I
c re-. "'on the tt&htcst race of the day.
fin1!>hin 1 1n 6 31 0 to Olp ucrs tune
of ti l I 85
Newport·s Miller
wins three heats
\1.\NH"TT"N BEACH -Todd
\lilkr of Ncwpon Beach turned in
the finC'st ~rformances of the opee-
1ng li\e heats of the B .\.. Pro-Am at
the' \fanhattan Beac h ~. winni1'1
thn.-(' heats Saturda) in t~ Prc):.
l~H,nal Surfers "ssociation ol
.\men~·a ·s thud tour e\·ent ol tbe
s.caStm
<\nother area surfer 8dvaoc:i ...
thn.'lugh the first two d.a) s of OOIQpeta..
lion was \11l c Panons of I •"
&ach
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fair), 1:37, 2. MontrMI. ltlcntr 41, 2:22, l
MorllrMI, It~ 42 (Rob!Monl, 10-;SO. 4-Mott·
trMI. Ltmltua 27 (Smilll. LuOwltl, 10-..st. S
MonlrMI, Gallw¥ 10 (Car'*"-U). 12~ '"-1-
tift-ftOOltalllt, LA lllOl<llnel. S.37, ltoblnt.on.
Mon (In~>. 711, S.rudlaftd. Mon
(~). 12:l2, ..__,_, LA. OIM.tllle
minor c111111-111c:1t1ne. rouvNnll. 12 12, Wener.
Mon llrlPointl. 12·4', Hammond, LA ttrlelc>lno).
1)'73 s.c... .......
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1:21. 7 LOI Antttft, Nlcflolls 11 (Duguay,
CtrlOtl), 4·14 (PO), I. U. Aneetn. ~
10 (Nlcfloll. Fox). 10:17, t LCM Anttlts,
Duc"""9 11 CFox, w•>. ll:C2 Penal·
tits Momftlo. Mott Cholcllntl. 2'.57, Lemle\.!•,
Mon (routNN>. 4:21; Watter. Mon (rouvNnv>.
di. W•. LA <routlllftt), ~ ~. LA (rouvfllno), 4:29, Nldoolb, LA (routfllne), 7~.
SV1111. LA. mlnor·malor (rOUINnt, fltfltklt), 7-02, Ctl'bolw-.,, Mon, mlnor-malot lrOUllfWlt,
fleft1"'9l. 7:02 .. ~. Mort CrOUlfllllel. 7~. Cenon, LA (sle$lllnvl. 7.11/0, L.alor, Mon
(lloldino). 11:40; Monltuo, Moll. malor (lltfll·
Int). IO'AO, ...,,,..,lntr, LA. mlnor-mlllor
(IMllMIOr, fltflllntl. 10:40, TaYlllr. 'LA (lllefl·
illcil lne l, II 23; 5¥o4lodll. Mon (hltli-atlc:ltlnt I.
13•47, Hayward, Mon, WYtd l>V C~u
I~• COftductl. 11;4
TillN .......
10 MontrNI, lti<:Nr a <~. NelU!d>:
11:31 (PO); 11. Molltrffl, GalntY 11 (l.etor,
Boh"tn), 103, 12 Lo. ,,.,..._, Nlcftolb 2'
(Oudlftnt. ltOOlla.iltl, 17:.Jl. ~.
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""-•Pley °""'1unllttl • Mo11trMI I of 7,
LCK A"9tlft 1 of S.
Goalitl-Montr•. Havwa.rd (21 lllOts·" Y'ltl), .oY (O«I ttlird ll«lod, 14·13) LOI
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lkliaa. 8rad LUlll'-ldl.
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Gene u..r ... ,,.1'-215 Clw1tl ew.. , .. 12-,....21'
"""""'.._.. ,,.n-n -21' aw. COOdY •11-n-211 0-.. ~ 75-ff-7>-2'7
Ina~ 7>-15-71-219 Dow,......., 1t-7f-75-2'tt 0.. lll'nu..... •15-n-21t
1o119rw 11-1 .. n-no JIM FtnW 7 .. 75-71-tto
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0............ , .. ,,.n-221
J.C. Goollt 7t-7)-76-t21
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J. 8artlW. u .... -0. Ford, SI.Ml
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1s-n·n
c; DldllMoft, Sl.465 1l-n-n
M. Soudlall. 11 • ..s n-11-11
-· lledl-1. MwlNI. t:OUJ; 2. ,,_,. c.tlWllla Vt*rl, 2:11.06; 1 E--. 2:'19-'2. Seti ....,_
CenwnunltY Uile9e
SOUTH OF TM• IOIUMllt ••LAYS , .. ,....,_.,
MEN
ham .corn I GOIOtn Wflt, '74 S. 2
Pek>mer. SlS, l. San Oltoo Mew. 403.
1,000 tr-I. rtou lP ), t-4' S4 (!NII rt·
cord), 2. Womadl ((iW), 10-lt II, l Para1eite
IGW) 10:26 13.
SO fret-I. Farrl1 (Pl. 2U7, 2 Roflr•
IGWl. 22 '9, l. Wlntl ((iW), 22.11
400 inOo-1 ~ (ltl-~). ~5' .. 2
Hartman ('Cllnnl. Ul n , > Martoft (GW>.
•.36 t3 400 mtdltv rMty-1. Goldtn Wfll. ~21. 2.
Palomar, :tSUI. ) San Olteo Miia. l:Sl.n.
200 fret retev-1 Go6dtn Wtst, 1:31.U, 2
San Ditoo Mew, l.ll.17, 3. Pt6omer, 1:l3t6.
600 tronman r11a...-1. Go60en Wt1J. 6.:12.a .
2 Palomar. ~.n. 3 Saft Ditoo Miia, 6:226.l
400 fret r•v-I GOldetl Wiii, l:2:S.12, 2
PalOmer. 3:3116; 3 Safi Olteo Miia. 3-.. JUI.
WOMSN
Teatn scorn I Go6dtn Wt1l, Sf1. 2
Pelomw. Slf, l Cypres,, 311.
l,000 tr..-1. Zleetrt ((iW), 10: .. Jf (.-1
record>. 2 .. n (SO Mew), ll:ll.l4, 1 Mac-
Donald C Pl. 11:.».. 70.
50 fret-I. WttlOtr (ltlverlldt), 2U2, 2. Oedl
(Pl. 26.61, l. Ttofllo (C). 26.16.
200 lftdo-I Huetl (GWl. 2: 17 M (mMI re-
cord), 1. llenlttY ((iW) 2-21 fS.. 1 Hern (SO
Mt-If), 1:2S II
200 medltY relav-1. P.iomtr, 2;0J.'3, 2
GOICleft WHI. 2:03.. ll, 1 Chaffey, :Hll.02. 200 fr• relay-I Golden Well, l:Sl '3!
PWomar, l.S3 S7, l CYP!'nl, l:SUO.
600 lrOnw-n rela...-1. PMomal', 6:52-". 2.
Go6dtn Wnl, 6:54. lt. 1 PaM<lena, 7:>0.".
400 lrw telaY-1 ltlYtt'llde, •• 59, 2 Mt Safi Antonio, <t.IG.3S. 3 Goldien Wiit, 4:11 n H.... w:Met beYI
WMSIET LaAGUS ••un , ......... v ......... ,
Teem .corn: I Merlna, '2; 2. EdllOtl. Sol.
3 HuntinOton 8aecll, SJ, 4. F-taln Valltv. 46.
S WfttmiMler, C2
•11100 Inc»-I M«lna, 4.12.5'. 2 West·
mlniltr, 4..16.2•. l HutillMIOI\ hadl, 4: 17 10.
61150 lt..-1 EdllOtl. 2:25. \t; 2. MMlfla,
2:29 "· l. HYnlineton hacll. 2:19.H. 4d0 OrMM-1. Eelitoft, 2:0UO; 2 Huntineton
Btactt. 2:06 '3. 3. Marln1t, !AU.
4aSO flv-1. Marina, 142M; 2. f'-ltln
Valrt, I 4'549, 3 EdllOtl, ,.._.
4xSO IMO-I. Marina. l;MM , 2. Edboft,
1:5411; l lluntin01ott 8ffcll. 1:SU'3
4a100 lr..-1. Marlllt, 3:211'; 2 F-ialn v ........ 3-27 Sl, 1 Edl10ft. l-.JU.S.
••50 medley-I Fountain V....,, 1*-31, 2.
Huntln91on hecll, l:Sl.40, 1 Marl!W. l:SJ 43
NCNM.aAGU9 • ..,.. 1'1. u.-. ... n
200 rnec1ty relav-E11ende. 1:5U 200 lr..-1. Swamon <E l. l:SU; 2 Connon
CE>. 21M.1. 3 Muf'rav <El. ~o.
200 one»-I Mc"9fl CE I, 2: 1'.l, 2 ~
HfllS. 2-lt S, J. Stell (El, 2:JU.
50 fr-1 StrOllll IE >. JU; 2. F~ IE>.
2' I, J. 1..-Hiit, tU ..
100 ttv-1 MllDY CEl. 111111. 2 C-1W CEl,
1-0U, 1 Uctda CE), l:IU
1• Ir-I StrOPle IE). 57.0; 2. 1..-H ...
SU. 1 FIMOtrv CU . SU.
SOO Ir-I Sw"'60fl IE>. St11.6. 1. Murray
IE>. 6M.2, >. L~ Hilb, 6:1U
100 llllel-1 MdMft U!), I._,; 2. ~
CE I, lat, > ~ H*. l:IU.. 100 llr•~t-1 L.aeuna .... ,. s. , s....
CE>. 1 IU, l c--., CE>. MU.
<IOO Ir" relav-Eatancle, l!4U.
..... ldliell ...
IUMsaT UA._ AILAYS
T ettn acorn ; 1. Merine, N, 2. Fwfttelft V.,..,, n. l Edhofl ... 4 W..,,,.._, a , s. ~·~ IMCtl. 20 olOO ~I. IMl'IM. ~16.Jt; J. Edllofl,
UU1, > FoumMI V....,, «US.
6l&JO lr-1. MertM. Hl .... 2. F ....... "*'·. 1-M.M; l. ~ '-di. t:S4.D. .. • ..,... .... 1. Mlf'lnt, 2:17.M; J. ,......
V ....... 1:16.a 1 E~. nt.71. .... "-"1. Merine. 1.91.lt; t ~ v..,, l:ILM. 3 WtatmMa•. tAJt.
.. .. ,,__\. MwlM, 3:57.36; 2. F-laln L ...._
V ....... dt.27; 1 Wellm!Nter, 4:lUO.
411JI IMllev-1. FOUl'INlfl ValeY, 1:51.64. 2.
Marina, 1:5UJ; 1 Edi-. 2:07.S1.
.,.. .... AQU9
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200 mtdltY rtlav-£llanda, 2.11 S. 200 ,,_,, Taylor (LH), ~4; 2. 8aldlne
15). 2'.Jt.J. 1 ...... (f!), 2-.41.4
200 Indio-I Portlk (LHl. J-.SO.O, 2 Kocll (E l.
?-.SU. ) Kr.,.._lc:i !El. 1115 2 SO lr--1. 8atler CE), lO.O; 2. <ilharO ILH ),
lO •• 3. o-(El. J2.I 100 llY-1 KOCll !El, 1210. 2 ..,, ... .,
(LH), 1:30.l, l lttlntloid ILH), l.ll.l.
100 tr..-1. Potlhl (LH), 1:06..J, ). Mllltf (E l,
112 0, > Dena CE ), 1.14 S.
MceelllJI. L.rMKe C•I. Mlntto 16), CllSr1l (tl end looN, WYM9W (6), F,,,_ (fl; Hoitt,
Sierra l•I. VOIWt (7), ~ Cf) Ind '-"''"°· s.. A1omer m. w--<Jertl. 1 ... L -VOSl!otrt. 0-I Hlt-Calltornla, ANNK Ill.
DMler1 l. ..... J (at ,_. ll Lllde. Aa.)
Loa Anvt1eS 110 000 000 >-S 11 0
Ntw Vorll Mitt 100 lOO OOI ~ a I
~. liowtl (4), .... _ (6). Hoflon (I),
HartltV <IOI and SdoKla, ltrtt1 (9), A9Ullwa,
llllCCanlly <•>. Sav"' 16>. Mwr' (I). w.IMrn 001 and Cart.-. GitlOGM <•>. Jtlc 161.
W-Holton, 1-0. L -Waltlom, 0-1 Sv-+4ar....,
(1)
SOO ir.-1 aaaer lEl. 6:99.4, McClui!ly ~
(El, 7:36.I; J Price (LH), 7:Sl.4. 100 back-1. IC.rank-la CE I. l:lt.J. 2. cs Oen I esu ta n, UCI t
Blllekburft (£), l 2U, ). 8osdl (LH), 1•2' 7 ACS Domlnouel Hiiis lOO IGZ. 221-11 12 2
100 llrMst-1 8eldlft9 (E) 1:2:31 t. UCI 210 001 !»-9 IJ I . •-· ' l"' Lacuft • .._d (1) end Mcevtfly, Haedl, lillCC!usllY lEl. l 21.7, l. _r...,. (LH), ... .. ~y (6), Pwrotl (I). WNtwortll (9) end K.llne.
400 trtt re!ily-l. Hill, co.7 w-\..c\.lft, 2·1. L-HNcll, 2-S. $ M-• r~
~cnw
P'MKU CUP
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I UCI, 6:0UO. 2. LOYOia Marvmount, 6.12.JO.
l San Dltvo Stall, 6:31.10. ,,_., VenllW ......
I UCI 'A'. 6.lUl, 2. LO\'Ole Marvmount.
6.11.30; l UCI ·e•. 6:29.10, 4. s.n 019eo Stall
•A•, •·33 70, S. San Olteo State 'I '. 7:'07 JO ............
I San Oitoo Stall 'A', 6:JU7, 2-UCI,
6.JU5; l . San Di.to Slelt '8', 6:47 ... 4 LoYOla
Marvmount, 7'02.00. ,.,....._ ......
1 San Oitoo Stall. 6:33..2. 1. UCI. U7 7
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ScMtltr. P'lckard ( 12) and IC... ScMtllt<
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boa!\, 1• trltlln. 150 roca COd, I cow cod.
• Calleo NU, I .,_ sllertl, • '*" -di, 12
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Dtmt. 10 ll'Vllnen )
U$C 4, Arl1-St. I
Slanford II, UCLA 4
Ariz-S. CalNomla l
F rtlllO St I , <ionzava 1
San Franclico •·I. San JoM SI ,_,
GOU>aM ITAft ATM'-STIC COlePIER•IKll .......... s.cat c-. 2
Wfltmont 002 011 __. 2 I
SoCal Colltta 000 011 --2 • J
Arvizo and ~. Jacinto Md s.luw
W-Arvl10 L-Jadnto, 0-2. ~rai CSCC).
Hlt-f'ral (SCCl
sec. t.elt9e .. ·-·-J WHlmonl 100 •I -l-3 S 0
SoCaf c..... 001 --,_.. I I EINI end ScllneH, ~. OeusNnt (I)
and Ho6Cltl\. ~. 1-1 L-Elfl&
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ltendlo SMtteeo ltl Ill •t-12 11 4
(ioilltft Welt 510 -~ ll ... 3 Navarrette • ......, (4), w"'°" m . ....,.,
(I), Sllvdllr (9) and Towftleftd, • ...._ (I).
TllOM, Fortman ct>. Holluf (t ) ?ftd Vlln9u-
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(GWl. Senft crui C•Sl . w.M4111: (ltS),
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Hlt-M¥tln (GW), Hamelin (ltS).
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1.-rtley-1. Tift. l:tt.M; 2. UCL.A 'It.
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JOn IUCLA), 117·7; 1 Wlllft, TH-7.
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(Aria), ..,..., 1 0.-. (~) ... 1 ~-1. Cite) Wlcllt (SST() .. 0.,..
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•
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Rc;gional directors
named at Wet Seal
Lena J. Me...._ of Irvine and a.rt I t·-of Pt.centia
have been ~moted to rtJional direc1on o( siore operations for Wet ~ the ral)Adly expandma junior women's fashion retail chain~
PresuScnt Ken Chilvers said the company hasopmed 29stornin the
last thrtt years and plans to open 20 this year. • • • Deu Wttttt ~as announced the appoin~nt of ~ r. G~ ~p as retirement plan coordinator. Garcia.. associa~ vitt
president/an vestments. manaies mirement plans at the Costa Mesa office. • • • Corona det Mar resident Bnce ~has joined the Anaheim
office of C.14well Buker C..-erdal a.I Estate Sta wk:es as an
ofTacc propenics saJcs and lc-asina specialist • • • Vk:ky Batt bas been named to-director for WetO& WaldMn el ~ C..&y S.. to oversee the orpnization's At-Work and In.nu
Cude pr~ as well as the traditional ~p meetinp. train ~and write the Wttkly .. By the Weip ~ colwnn.
Weapt ~atchcrs of Oranaie County. which bas aa annual
membership of 2S.OOO, is part of the I million-member Weiaflt
Watchers lntcmataonal orpnization. • • • Laauna Niauel resident M.ldlMI E. Uenua bas been promoted
to director of commercial devdopmcnt/Omwe County for'he 8*
C.,.. He had served as project manaser and development a.nal}st of
various land. development, res1<lential and commcncaJ proJCCts for
the corporation. • • • Recently eJected vice prnident of the CaUtwm C..U el Ori1
.....,_ aM .._. S..e,ws was,.._., G. Pl1 ptcsidmt
andcbiefexecutiveofflCCT'of'P11··•Aa1dli._&ofCostaMna
and Santa Monica. The council consists of 630 firms with members
ranaina !n size from sole proprietorships to multimiUaon dollar
corporations. ••• ReM~ Beta. Wllllam rn.t It Auedam rttently appointed
four new vice prcsi<knts at corporate headquarters in Irvine. Th~
prof'!'Oled and their departments ~ O..S ........... compulCT
services; Bartiera El~ cnvanmmcntal scrvicn: Gary L
Mlller. public works cnainem"f. and lllkMel R. IUDtt, survey10g.
The 2JO.membcr consultina. civil ensinemna and land plannina
firm also has offices in Riverside and Palm Desert. • • • C..t Catt S... a ut1hzation ~view and bcalth ~ cost
manaarment firm in Hununaton Beach. has promoted B ... M. C..
to senior vice prcsicknt and •=• ......._ to director of
operations. . .. . a.rt C. l..U.. of Newport Bc8ch is now ISSlStant vitt
president of finance of Westen Mdhal eaeen. the 1atJest non-
profit. non-sectarian healthcare corporation in Oraftle County. He
ovenen the corporation's aencraJ accoununa and fUWIC'ial planftina
ckpartmcnts. • • • PaWlaa, an Irvine-based landsca11t ~bitecturc an:tnina firm has announced that Brt. ..._ and ftlll ftMerT · have
been named associates. Pmdian is ~met for the ~ of such ~as tht Ritz Cadtoa ioJ ••uaa N11ucl and lhc Marrion Desen
Springs Reson and Spa. • • • Amene. latentate ..... beadquartacd in N~ Beach..
bas named Sau G.._ a.n as IC'lrior vitt president/ch.id' financial
offker. SM has 22 ycan of bank.ins apuimcc. • • • Crall A. r..n,.w of Santa Ana bas been en>moted to loan offittr
at v ... a...•1 real esta~ loan caua ia lnme. Union Bank, a $9. l ._.lion t.nt bcadquanmd in la Aftldes. is the fiftb larFSt baDk in
California and the 31st laraiest bank in the nation.
AFG and ~ uecvttOD of.a ckfinitive ....,
apttmenL
'{beodote J Forstmann. snenJ .,..,... fl/
Forstmann utt.le, said. -As bas been our~ ia
previous transactJons. Fontmann Little will
considtt provtd1na ancntiva for~ bJ
offmna them an ~unity to parucipate ia 1111
equity oftbc result1na oompeny ...
Forstmann uttlc.l Co. isa privaie NewY•
an,·cstmnt firm with diversified ~ W.
•QI.\. Sun ats fouodlna ift 1971, firm Ml
acquired I 2 compantCS at a~ of SS billioL ,_
acqu1sn 1ons include Lear Sicala bx .. Dr ,.._
Co .. S'bton Corp .. MICSlanid.Ross C~ *
Topps t o. Inc. andotben.. fontmatln Lltde'aSIDO
million tmder ofter for Stanadyne O... ii
currnuly 1n procns.
Orulae C-~ial ... lllwal dllplaw aa:e=-·• AIMMlt 1 000 • ·-lie.__ .. .__ -• -atteallaaat•• ldeut•• '•1111••.:!a-·• ·~·---··aL-..----··· ----Becbr•C-"'•••ud.._. ....... "'.._T7 ... ,.,..
DiversityshoWn
in bright ideas
Super-size mixer
extolled virtues of
OC Fair facilities
BJ PAUL AllCBJPLEY ..............
A hotelier won two napLS accom-
modations at a competitor's inn. A
down ,.on dinner for two at one of
Ora.nee Count}' s finer restaurants.
~ swpnsang door pntt wanncn
1ypifted the diversity of busanns
pcopk who ar~ the -Bngha
ldcas for Bus.aness-niaht on Thun.-
da) at the Oranaie County Faar-
pounds.
About l.000 vasnon from across
the county wandered around the
ahibetion hall wbcrc they cnJOytd
rcf'rnhments and entenainment
while tradina business c.ants with one
anotbtt.
~ purpoee of the cvmina was
two-fold. said Tina Arana. martctJng
assistant at the FAirpounds.
First. they wanted to sbowast
a.bear facilities an hopes of~
more business to the Costa Mesa
pounds.
Second. they hoped to bona a
divnw CTOSS-S«tion of ptOpk
~for nctwodina wbo don•t
normally mttl
~ uhibeoon hall was filled watb
put tnants wbo staffed booths wbcft
visitors could learn about t.bc pros
and cons of usana the faciJitJcs. Amon& them WCtt l"Cpt'aC'DtaUVCS
of the Cabforma Fcdcrauon of Man-
tta.lop:al SoclCtJCS. whlC'b will hold
its annual aiem and mineral show at
the fairpounds Aug. 26.28.
Show chairwoman Isabella Burns
satd she IOURd the faciltucs and a
federation scrcnma commitlft an-
sptttrd the faarpounds ~ qrtt-
ing to rent spatt. -we were vCT) satisfied wtth the
facahtJCS... -Burns said. The kderauon
will Ust vinuall) all of the available
buildmp (or mccunp. lectures. pro-srams... ~xhibns and dcmonstrauons.
she S&ld. ~ fairgrounds alrady attrac1 a
daverv ch~ntelc. Bcstdcs the annual
Orangr County Fair. slated this year
from Jul> 7-17. upcom1na t<Vents
tnclude the Youth &po. -'Duque
upo and the Sconash Games.
<\ Computer Swap as scheduled
from 10 a.m. to S p.m. Saturda) .
.\mo na thOlt •ho saw w '..tut an
nct•ork.ina Thursday was Nathan
Rosmbcf&. a Ncwpon Beach busJ-
ncssrnan ,.ho is a candJ<b1t an t~
40tb C OQ11'CU10nal Dlstnct R~
publac:an pnm&r)".
-The pat thing about this Idea IS
t~ count} is promot1na its own.-
Roscnbtta saJd. -rf s a cbancc to ~ off lfw actl\' IUCS and Ctl&erprucs
that arc a' aalabk
··0nc of Orantr Count) ·s stmiaths
is self promotio n an t~ pnvat~
srctor -
At least one self promotion idea
flopped. PlanMd tram tours of the f.aitfrounds bad to be cancd&cd dw to
cquapmnt failure.
Ho~ver. .\rana said busancu
pcopk anleraied an anspccuna the
facilitJcs coWd arranair PllVatt tours.
......._ rn-tM Onqe ComltJ hlr &ad &1,..td•
C-m--·ed .. tM tlaaae of lta opea •••
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