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Home My WebLink About1991-02-20 - Orange Coast PilotWhan tachnlCalllls free crtmlnals, wllm'l's 1111 Justice? /17 ORANGE A 11111Y day expected Sunny sk1c , "'Ith light winds toda} 1 Coastal Inland highs from 74 to 4. Lows from 47 to 58 h>r the Orange Coast's most complete \I.Cather info· rma11on, including boating, f1\hing .111d -;urfing reports, see page A8 II THE IEWSIGOM Chris Cox has put his second language to good use as a Un11ed States congressman The comervat1\<e Ne"port Beach Republican speaks nucnt Rus'l1an, and he proved II in J 'pcech during a recent tnp to the So"1et Union Cm h,1, hecn a leading congres,10nal critic of the" Communist gO\ernment's Ire 11mcn t of the Baltic \late\, and he 1sn 't exact I\ a 1..hccrleadc r \\hen II come' to the SO\ICI peace plan for the ~11ddle l:.t\t ( \ l 1 11 " disdain fo r the Kremlin 1' nc.ir legend.tr) Co\ has 'aid he reads the Ru\\1an-lan~UJ!tC vero;mn (lf Pra .. da 1-ec.iu e he dO<'~n't tru!lt the English 1ranslat1on "/ don't go out and send matlers or am of that st11ff n1c thmg that dut'sn 't change u tntrgnN. lw11e11' and tnalr /'1·c 11e1 er dont llnrthm~ that I'm alhamed of" Pat Hug. a loc;1I legend in real e,. tatc (Al J. /Ju.smess 1J /iJ..t• ndm~ a b1c\l le - t11htr )'Oii keep mm mg or w11 fall do'l'.n" Anon}'mou' •"A Ma'iked Ball," Verdi's opera ahout the assassination of S"eden's King Gustav Ill, opens at 8 pm at th e Orange Count} Performing Arts Center Tickets range in pnce from $20 to S70. For 1nformat1on call 546· 7372 • Kate and Anna McGamglc will perform at the Coach House in San Juan Capistrano at 9: 15 pm. For in - formatio n or reservations call 496- 8930. SThe Orange Coas t Dally Pilot joins other local business giants in sponsoring Spirit Run 1991 , Orange County's largest SKI 1 OK race, on Feb. 24 at Fashion Island in Newport Beach. Call race director Cheryl Morse at 720-0837 for information. LO TIE RY Decco •Hc~rts: 6 •Clubs: Queen •Diamond : J11ek •Spades: 9 INDEX Brid&c colum.n/86 Busmess/M Oa ified/IM Comia/11 Community Forum/A7 C~d/M En1crtainment/A6 Horoscopc/M Ann Landers/AS Police Lot'Al Society/AS ~ports/II TV liitinp/.U Weather/Al Etiquette lacldna/ A3 Z4-.. llllm Tl TIE Elllll 842-8088 llTtm CI ill Ill ..... l7 Wednesday, February 20, 1991 25 cents Cops pre~s council for raise Some can't afford to live in city they protect By Robert Barker 0f1lll)t Coast 03 ly PllOI HUN rtNGTON BEACll -Poh'c of· f1cer~ found 1,ome allie~ from the commu- n11y Tuc'>day when they packed C11~ Council chambcr':I 10 pre ., home their de· mand., for higher pa~ "God blc" the police." ... aid do~nl<mn busine,,m.tn Richard Thorpe "I don't know "'hat the\ \~.101, but g1"c 11 to tht·m You can't p.1, ll><l much for 4u.1ht) police enforcement ·· Lonl!llmc rc'ldent Vincent C1m1n11. "ho ,,11d he had been burglantcd 'Ill frc · qul"ntly that his homeowners lll~llrJO\:C '"·'~ canceled. lamented the Imo,. r.1t10 ot rohce officer~ to resident) 'You If) to lure new people (tu 1hc ~m) and )OU can't take care of \l.hJt )<>U ha\e here," he told the council. "GC't 1hc hell out of real estate and )tart ':lpt:nd1nl! money to get )Crv1ces." f-ormer deputy d1stnc1 attornc\ rom Borns, "ho lauded police profes'\1on.1h,m, \Jld he feels safe as a resident, thJnk' to officer<; Birds ol a leather ... "I en1oy not seeing graffiti I en1oy not ha\1ng to duck gang shootings." Oorm "arned council member) that · once they make a decision to erode pohce 'crv1ce. ''1l will never come bud." At le.tst one member in th!." audu:nce ol more than 200 didn't side "11h police [·armer Cit} Council cand1dJtc George \mold, who Jeered SC\erJI 'pcal.c:r' from hi.. fron t row scat, >aid. ..-1 he~ <police l l1ught to be damned glJd "h 11 the:~ 're l!Ctllng 00\\ · I threw a cigarette do\~ n and 11 took '" of them to 8" c me a 1 ... kc1 · If thev 2et a 10 percent !'lJ\ 1nl.fea>e . I See COPS 1llCl Piii Bird watchers glory in the abundance of feathered friends that frequent Huntin~on Beach. Cltching an eyeful in ~ "'°"-.~ c-c ~ l>.lol Central Park are from left. nature lovers Vic Leipzig. Louann Murray and Ph I Smith. Huntington is for the birds Boosters say it's feathe r m eity 's cap By Robert Barker Orqe Coast Oa ly P'4)1 HUNTIN GTON Bl:.ACH -Birders trudging through park and wetlands have identified 144 different species of birds -an unexpectedly high number, according to Victor Lc1pz1g, executive director of the Bolsa Chica Conser- vancy. Three types of loons -common. red-throated and Pacific -were spot· ted 1n the Bolsa Chica as well as SC\· eral white pelicans, Leipzig said. There also was a Wandering Tattler. .t rare shore bird with such an appeal- ing name that the local Sea &. Sage branch of the National Audubon Soc1· cty adopted it for its monthly newslet- ter. One of the most unusual finds was a rock wren, a desert bird that was ~een apparently for the first lime m the area, in a pile of old telephone pole See BIRDSila hll Down-home reanor speclallzes in upscale clients By Tony Dodero OrlllQI COISt Olly NEWPORT BEACH -Pat Bug's new real estate license wa barely a day old when she sealed the deal on IOme proper· ty overlooking Little Corona. The couple who bought the property, Susan and Jim Zager, wanted to move from Los Antteles to the Oranae Coa 1. "I had not seen these people for 13 years," explained Hua as he headed toward the beach in her red 1970 Pontiac Firebird. Uke m0$t of Hug's clients, the Za1en wanted 10methina in particular and they knew that sbo could deliver it "Pat is a unique individual," w d Susan Zager ... She listens to the client." And with the help of her partner, Linda Taslianeui. Hu1 found the spot for the Zqcn' dream house Oft the bluff in Corona del Mar. Hua dc¥ota ~ ol time and .patience to her dien" which has enebled her to rely Jolcly on refernJI for her buUMll. "I doe't F out and •ltd IDlilen or U1J of th8t .ad," the ..W. In mad "91 ,... fers to establish a trust between her and her clients. "The thlfll that doesn't change is integrity, honesty and truth. I've never done anything that I'm a hamed of." The payoff for her philosophy is ob\.1· ous, since she just recently co-listed the $14.95 million Tustin Hill estate or Clothestimc owner Mike DcAnaelo. It was nearly JO ·ycan aao that Hua Cot her tart in real eatate, Kllin& homes in the afOuent Hancock Park arc.a or Los Anaeles. Her Ii.st of _peat dientl reads lik6 the guest list at ~ lkash's inauauration party -Do,dlen oweer Petu O'MaUey, sinaen OebWi loone IUd Donna Sum· mer and the ... ta of the Rothtdldd, Van de Kamp Md Getty famiJid. Sbe mowed -ol t.ae ~ Ud tttlO Ncwpon ..... •am ....-... 1._. eo liitud ..... ..._ ........... ... ............... , .......... .,,~ oweerom-....... TWa, 111•• ............ retired. "l was just too burned out, and f could not tand to see another client or another house," she said. h wasn't long, however, before Hug rcaliud she mi d the busi· ncss, and bj 1988, she was back in rcaJ estate ~ acttin1 her new hccnsc. She now works for the George Elkins Co. of Newpon Beach. Thlnp hlVC chanacd ince she began selling rnl estate fOt Coldwell Banker in 1963. The busineli is inorc competitive, and Hua ~d that it d much harder to be IUCOetlfW today. ''TUMI bM c::banacd. " abe , '' Y. crybody .-U. 1 lilter who has a ti-cea 'lk b dole I ecm dM nal estate tell. ....... 25 ~. dte JeCOlld tilnethtn..,.mw Soviet peace plan is pure power play, Cox warns By Puss lr'l' Cl!lfl';t Cea • ::>i , P • Ameman' lo\;l.1ng for a quick end to 1he ".ir .tgJir 1 I rnq !.hould not pin their hope on :he ~°' 1et peace plan, warns Rep ( hm ( °' ':)rt:J inc !rom h., \.\ashington D.C. of· f1 t I e'dd\ after e ght days in the Soviet l n1on. l o' aid of the Soviet leadership, · ·r he~e arc the "1me men who sponsored the cre1111on and training of Saddam I fu,,em ., nu ht.tr\ machine f t11~ IJtest cease-fire pro~I is a thinl)·\cilcd attempt to keep Saddam llu"c:'" n r •wer." Cox, R "-c"port Beach, believes the '>11\.1c1s Jtc using the peace proposal as an .111c:mp1 to huttress waning influence in thl" \faJJle Eii'it "The hard-liners in the Kremlin made 1t 'cry clear that they arc See COX/la ,_ D ealer gets 25-to-life for murder By Emily Adams ~ C.~<10..-y p.""' 1'-EV..PORT 81::.ACH -A former gang member and drug dealer was given the maximum -.cntence Tuesday for shooting .i 21-)car·old man to death on Balboa Boule .. ard m '\eptember 1989 Stanle' 'Frankie" Anava, 22. told the 1udge he· '-"J" \orry about· what happened the night a mob attatked and killed John f ahey. but said he did not pull the Ing· cer "I v.ent tt1crc for a part\. I never •hot thJt man, · Anava ~aid JUSt before Supe· nor Court Judge Ragnar R Engebreben sentenced him to !5 }CMS to hfe tn pns· on . "I \\3\ in the "rong place at the wrong time the former pipe layer an..i m~mbcr of the Dodge C1tv Cnps said Dunng Anaya 's tnal. defense lawyer George Quevedo brought in witnessc "'ho ~ud a heavy-set Hi.spanac man fired the fatal i.hot But others v.ho attended the Balboa party -and helped beat Fahey with bats and pipes as he tried to run ·•" ay -all said they saw Anaya tandmg over Fahey pointing his hands SeeANAY~ .... Proposal to hike park fees panned 0 Orange Coast Peopl e Hf nm~~~---~~~~~~ A 12·year-old magician who reside<, in I lun11ng1on Bcalh TRICKS FOR J011:--------- Th1' se-.enth·grade Sowers M1ddk School !>tudent lh.1q.:c' $35 per half hour doe his sho"'. "'h1ch he performs at h1rthd.1\ parties. benefit!> and other func11ons once or l\\ICe a month. "We don't kno"' anything about mJ!!IC Dann\·, done 11 .ill 1111 ht!> own V.e\e !>pent a fo rtune on magtl: pn•p,. hut 11\ .1b,olutt:h worth 11 And. mo!>t of the money he make\ at ht!> !>how<., go b.1d. into ht!> magic." said Danny'!> mother. Claudelle Cole "I like performing for adult!> more than for kid!> becau'e t hl'' appreciate what ~ou're doing more I gt't a tldler re'>pomc from them All the kid' "'ant to do,., f1l!ure out h\m the tr1d '' Llonc, Danm l\Jtd - JUNIOR PROFESSIONAL-------- LJ.,, 0Ltnl'ic:r. D.inn~ ''·•) .1Lu.:ptc..J ,,, J iun1ur member nl the Magic ( J)tk in H11lh"l'L'LI .. \\ ht'n I .1ud111uneJ, I Y.J~ \l.I) nef'Ou., hcL.tu'e I d1Jn '1 kn11v. \\h,11 111 l'\f'Lll ~h pcrlorm.111Le wa~ tal..en \.\>ell b) Jll tht member' .• ind I 111 lnrlun 11e .1nJ hon- ureJ to be a mcmht:r ·· FAVORITT TRICK---------- H1' fJ \.Ort te tmk ,, lhl" tl11.1tini.: J11ll,tr li11l "I hl<\l' 11 hceau<1e I'm u~in~ 'omc1h1nL' tl111 ~el11n ..:' I•• .1 'l'e.._•.11111 ,1nd I m:i kc 11 do Jma11ng noJtin~ I It dul''>ll l 1 1~ l' P\l lll'l'LI tr1d.' ~ty trick\ aren t different lwm the U\t lll'l"I 1•f\{• b 11 rhc\ .ire' 1rr.111ons of the trrcb · -< 11mp1/rd h.• \limi K o Local News Briefs Two enter race for Dannemeyer' s seat ANAHI l~t I he m;ivor nt i\111hc1m .ind J \late <,en.ttor from that lll\ ,;i1J I unJ.1, 1hn 'II 'L't·k Rt· public.in R1ll Danneme\er\ n•n~rc"111r111 'l·.11 nn1 \Car \\hen he t.11..e~ un "iLn John Seymour "You would Ol' h.1rJ pn:,,cJ It• l111d .111\••rtc "'hn h,1, Jn}th1ng but the (.lcc:pe't rc,prLt f·•• P .itllh"llllH'r \.1Jwr l·red Hunter !>Jld "But. J\ Bill 'a1J hm1wll , 11 '' " Ima: ll> 11l11H· nn ~o ton, 11 I'\ 11me for I red lluntcr tn hr.md 1•11 1 .111J l'r llirc 1 thu ,1\C.·nuo of politic,, · the tY.o ·tt:rm Repllhl1~.111 '·"d State Sen 1-d ~o\l.t, v.hn ., .11'>0 1 HcpuhhLJn ~•ucl he v.111 'eek the l9th < on,cre,'ton.1 J)1,tr1ll 'c 11 'l' ht' tan prod ( on· gre'>'> into 111.!hltnl.! 'l"r rchirm in :hl u1m111 1I Ju,11 ce '"tc:m 1he W-~l·ar·olJ authnr 111 P111p 1,1111111 I I' the 'PCCd\·11 .11 1111 t1al1\e \Olc:r' appW\CJ IJ\l June. '.11d ltt 11 ':l.tlr,snil r II th.11 he ordin;.tr1ly \\l'uld m 1 run ag.110~1 ClJanmmc\cq, bu: 'c ... run· n1ng for the L '> '>cn.1te, i.o rm runninl? l11r C 11n!!rt''' Hunter JnJ RO\LC: mJde their .inn11lltH.om·111• I ~ d.1\ .lllt'r Dannemever, an ultr 1·COO\Cf'at1ve l..no"n trn I 1' h 11'1r' "''h ho· mo~e'ltual~ .ind hi' anti-ahort1on .,, 1nH .ind 1 munhc:r 111 C nn· gre~s !>IOle 1cr-< ,snnounced his intent1l111 t< run .11~.1111'1 < 111\, Pete w i1 .. on\ t1ppointed successor. warrant Issued tor cross -dressing hero Wf:.~ l MI N~ fl::R -A teen t1gc1 u, d1ted \.\1lh .,,1ving the life of a high -;chool cheerleader Jur111c 1 l11d ll\ p11hl1l 1trd h1.1wl la'>t summer failed to show up Tue"J 1\ le·• 111.d nn m1,dcmcannr ,,,_ sault charge~. and an arrest warr ml \,,,, '"m·d Tere\a Jones. 19, who \tunncJ ,1utlt•11t11r' in Dcccmher when 11 was learned <;he had been 1mpcr~nn llllll.! .1 man, did not appe.ir 1n West Orange County MunaLip.11 ( 11u 11 f11r her trial, 'aid Dcpu ty District Attorney Kathi I f.1rpcr Jones 1s charged with m1i, lcmc.in11r maltc1ou' ml\ch1cf. J\\uult with a deadly weapon and f11<!hting in puhliL for her rule 1n .1n Aug. 6 brawl during which I S·)eJr-old Amber Jefferson of ( 1,1r· den Grove was slashed acros'i the face Y.tth a shard of glass. Jefferson's family conlendcJ the attack \\JS rat:.ially mott\.ttnl, and credited Jones 'Nlth 'iaving their daughter hy holding her 'e verely cut face together until medical help am-.ed In December. the Orange County Sheriffs Department rr· vealed that Jones, who had uc;ed the name Lewie,, wa' J "nman Authorities said Jones also goe<; by the names Lou11la Jone' and Louilla Martin. The discovery, which surpmcd authont1e' .ind t·H'n Jone,· l.iw- yer, was made when the teen-ager was arrc\tcd nn '>1t\pir1un of burglary for allegedly stealing $1 ,600 worth •ii propcrtv lrom a Stanton condominium 1111 Onofre Is nation's number-four nuke SAN CLEMENTE -The San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station ranked fourth in electrical pro<luc11on among the nation's commercial nuclear plant '>lle'I 1n 1990, Southern California Edison reported Tuesday Edison, which operate the plant near San Clemente, said San OnoCrc'a three nuclear unit\ produced a combined total of 17 3 billion kilowatt-hours (kwh) o f electr1c11y last year That's equ1v1len1 to the energy 1n 28.4 m1ll1on barrels of 011 or almolt 163 billion cubic feet of natural gas, according to the utili· ty. The nation's top producing nuclear plant site in order or rank· lnft arc: Palo Verde Ococrating Station in Phoenix, Ariz., 21.9 bi lion kwb; Oconee Nuclear Plant an South Carolina, 21.l billton hh; Millstone Nuclcu plant in Connecticut, 19.S billion kwhi San Onofre, 17.3 bUhon kwb; and Diablo Canyon near San Luis Ob~, 17.1 bOlfOll kwh. ' I The World ... in Four Minutes Blllh .... Inlet -........ lllml WASHINGTON President Bush ' Tuesd y played down a Soviet peace pro- po al for the Persian Qui( as falling ''well short of what would be required" and i.ttongly hinted to congressional leaders a ground offensive is imminent. In a White House meeting after 1 three-day weekend at his home in Kennebunkpon, Maine, Bush said he sent "frank" comments about the Soviet pro· po al by cable Monday night to Moscow. ~t§D'f STORM Dush aid he would honor Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev's re· 4ucst to keep details of the plan "confidential." Bu h said there "must be no negotiations and no concessions." Bipartisan leaders of Congress came out of the White House meet· ing saying they felt after listening to Bush speak for 20 minutes he has not yet made the long-ant1c1pated decision to !>tart the ground of- lc:1mve to rout Iraqi troops out of Ku\.\a1t. They said their impression 1s that the deci!>1on could come quickly. Rep. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., said he had the feeling that no matter \\hat Saddam Hussein does about the Soviet proposal, it'!> too late to ,1vo1d a ground war. Defense Secretary Dick Cheney told the Hou)e Appropriatmm de- f{·nsc subcommittee Tuesday there would be no pause in the war to ,1vo1d giving Saddam the cl1Jnce to "rc~upply hi' forces" in Ku"'ail In other development'>: • Iraq's deputy prime m101,tcr met with Chine1,e official!> Wed- oe.,Jay 10 Jiscuss the war al the height of ney, d1plomat1c cfforl'i lo rnd the monlh·old conn1ct It was not known what me sage Saal.Joun I t,11nmad1 was carrying from Baghdad, but h1'1 \.1~11 was belic,ed 11med at getting China's !>upport in the United Nauon' • In Riyadh Tuesday, the L Central Command announced thJt .111 Amenc~n A-10 fighter Y.a\ k1\t mer Kuwa11 The pilot \.\JS listed ·" mMing in ac11on. Since the \.\:Ir hcgan, tht! n11cd StJtc' ha!> lo!.t t '' plJne!> 1n baule. • ln1ens1fieJ !>k1rm1!>he!> "'ere reported al ong the border with l--1 ,,,111 In one attack. Arm} Apache helicopter!> Joined tl~ A-10 l1ght - l r' dnlrnyed three Iraqi I.mks. three light Jrmored piece'>. t"'o p1ec- l' 111 ar11lle ry and other weapon' A 'ccnnd ,111,1d. dc'llW\ed three 1.1111..,, three pieces of artillel') and three ~un po"1111m • An Irania n nc,,!>pJper Tund,1~ quoted a ~cn1or lr.1q1 ofl1 c1al by Sharai LeBeau ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES M y life:. Katherine Bell concluded, " a soap opera The latest episode armed at John Wayne Airport mo hour) ago 1n the fo rm of Bobbie Jo Briggs, Katherine·~ hick ct1u,1n lrom Texas who declared the moment she stepped off the American Airline~ night that !>he had come to the Orange Coa'>t in roman lit pursuit of Jonathan V11ak Now the )Oung, shapely Dohb1c Jo stood in front of Katherine., bathroom mirror, slipping into her !>k1mp1est dre!>S, \trapping ''" her highest heels, applying her best make-up and 1ea.,1ng her blonde hair ~1thin an inch or It!. hfc To Katherine, she lool..cd like she should he \tr<llling I larbnr Boule-.;ird 1mtead of going on a date with Jon.ith.in V11..1lc, "IC\.\· port\ youngest millionaire h that 1he kind of woman -a gsrl of ~O. auu.1lly -Jonathan like\ 1 Katherine had thought 'he knew him better Bohb1e Jo litcpped away fro m the mirror and \lrud. a po~e for K.ilherinc. "!low do I look, honey?" !>he asl..cd . "Am I u\lng the right h:ut 10 land this big fis h?" "I low !ihould I know?" snapped Katherine, \llently vowing to v.111 Jonathan Vitale for herself. "Oh my stars, cousin, what's gotten 1010 }1111 '1" ··You 'll find out soon enough," she replied qu1ctl) To be contmued .. Did You Know? Halcyon days of Harper were Newport Heights' beginnings • In Costa Mesa: In I ll011 \tq.'lhc:n r own .. cnd and ( h.irle, V,sn de Water of Long Beal h l11rmt:J J \ubd1V1\10n called the Nev.port Height'> tract nc.ir the ~I d ,ulden <,team railroad tral l..' I here wer e a fc'>ll hnu'e' hu1lt Jl11ng ,1 dirt wagon road .ind .1 train ~ta lion l'hc ln\\n\ltt "'·•' l.11n chmtencd llarpc:r and the dirt \\,tgon rn.1d 1' nm\ Ne"'pmt Bnulc:,.irJ In IQl4, To\.\n\cnd d11n.1ted prnpert> !11 hulld 11.irpcr ~lc1hod1'1 Church .ti the cu r nn 11f '-e"porl .ind It 11fl11r l\11uln.ird I /Jc mnrc tl11np., ch.111.i.:l' tltc moft' \H: need wur lll!iWf/c.11 fJt" 'le 11d them to Diel } nu 1'.n<"'· Ornn1t<' CoHt Dall) Pilot, I' 0 /{ •\ /'if){), ( Cl\f,I ,\fc,,1, l)}fl:ti -Compil<"d by Anne pinn Pollce Log OrMge Cout Dely Piiot saying more than 20,000 Iraqis have been killed and 60,000 wounded In the first month or the war. • Iraq fired another Scud missile at Israel Tuesday but no injuries or damage wu reported. • At sea, U.S., British and Snudi minesweepers worked to clear the nonhern Persian Gulf o( explosives and make the nreu safe for Allied warships. A Saudi spokesman said the Allies found 22 mines on Monday, bringing the total di covered so fur t~ 153. . • Pentaeon officials accused Iraq or destroying a n:'osquc 1n the city of Basra and telling reporters at the site thot Alhed warplanes were to blame. Navy Rear Adm. Mike McConnell )aid a U.S. bomb went astray near the mo que on Jan. 30 but did not destroy 1t. He said the mo que was intact on Feb. 7, but wa demolished ov~rn1Jht by the Iraqis and :1hown to reporter' on Feb 11 A close examina11on of the damage "would tell }OU 11 was done in a. \/Cr)' de.liberate wa~," he said. "We in fact know for ab!>olute certain that 1t was not in· n1cted by coalition air." . . • The American Red Cross ~tarted a $30 million fund-ra1s1ng cf· fort, its biggest during wartime !>mce World War 11 when 1t sought $50 million. Red Cross president Elizabeth Dole ~ugge!>ltd more would be sought if $30 million 1s inadequate. • The Bush admin1stra1ion prepared a $56 billion request to Con· gre~s to cover the cost of the war through March but said $41 billion of 11 is expected to come from other countries Yeltsin calls on Gorbachev to resign MOSCOW -Boris N. Yeh!>in made an unprecedented televised appeal Tuesday for the rc.,.gnauon of Mikhail S. Gorbachev. accusing the SoHet president of !i:tcnf1cing reform in .1 dme for per'IOnal power Yell 1n, president of the Ru '>\IJn Republic w1th1n the USSR .. has been a .,trident and frt'quenl l nlic of Gorbachc\, bu t never before ~alled fo r him to !>tcp do\.\n ·1 he attuC'k 'eemcd certain to exacerb<1te the enmity hcl\,een the: tv.o mc:n .ind to heighte n the So-.1ct political Crt'\I\ · I Y.Jrncd 10 1%7 that (1l1rhJlhc:\ ha., in hi' ch.iractcr a lcndenC\ tl• Jh,olute pcr-.on ii pi1\.\cr," Yclt\ln 'alll · lie ha\ dL'ne all that am.I h.1, Jed the count!} 111 .1 d1lt.1llH,h1p, g1qng 11 .1 prctt~ name: pre" dcnt1al rule ·· Ycll'in·s nJllOn\.\1dc bm.1d1.a,1 -.1 4fl·mmutt· lt\e Jppcar.ince - \"J) .1 f11,t for the SO\ll'I Union nc:\Cr hd11r~ h 1J .in opp<1)1t1on leJd- rr hcen l.!rantnl \ll mul.'h 11mt: nn '111tc·n1n1rt11led 1ele\l,1nn ~ -IJ) th<' AHocintfd Pn:S\ News of the Weird WlR doughnuts roll In ttte fast lane In the 19901? N I:-W YORK -Dou!!hnut' lined up in ~old1crl~ prtc..1,100 bcda.ezle Agent Dale C (}(1per on 'fw1n Peak' ' A hc.1p1nj!. ba'>ket of them grace the l1wer or Gourmet and the 1n,1tlc p.IRC' of Town & ( liuntrv 1lm month I~ 1s a trend ' \re dou~hnu1' becoming the c101".int ol lhc "!>()\ J "Oh. 1 hope the~ dnn't be c.:ome a yuppie thing bcl".IU\l' 1h.1t "'111 JUSI ruin them, · 'J1d ORANGE COAST Daily Pilat VOL 15, NO. 051 Editor's Hotline: 642-6086 Your comm!'"'' ~bout rht D•·lv r .• r ..... l•P\ ,..., • btt •I'< o<dt-d •nd r;-n d . ., • > I I I In< w .11 ....... lobrll'll lht Wml' 1• ~IU' .... ~.' '"II ""'""" "I•~ ~ t"4'J In tt'(~d kollt"' I th .. r;:j,,,., ''" •n~ tr.pc Conh h\Jlno ' OU• I r!'r•\ l •~11••"1 ,..,.,..1 ,.,,Jurko lht t "'"'" • I '' "r>t "" n ~r .. • f 1tr • f .illt ,,, Thn"' .. Ju' rnr m .. ., ,........, .1 • ,. '11111-lnt VO ·"' • ""' .. ,,. Delivery guarantee! f 'r"I ~ , r S 'r'"' • ., '' ' m ~ l,..IOtt IV .I <T •"tf "'" r..I 1 I > V'lll h~ '14•"' Vu• Lu-'•"'" .,..,... 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"' tar the l.irgc'l .l11ugh11111 d1J1n in Amcnc,1 \\ llh llltHl' th.in 2.1100 SllHC\ \\11tld\\ Ille C >nc: <11 the rt:i.:1pc' lcJturcd en (Jourmct mJ1.:.1L1n..: " for · hJn.1n.1 \\Jlnu1 n-utmt:g dou~h· llllh -B) th<' b~ocfatcd Pl"<'ss If" 11·~~;it· c "'"' fl.1 '· p, I l I'S 1 u 11001 p 1hl \h,.t tJ.i l't I '' S) !S .,_.., tu\,ir ~ttk •,. • I t \ ,,,,,,.., "~tl1-\ t phon ' ... pt'• ''"'' ", .•. ., P''r •J t)-. ,,,,.I 'l) r.g, {<NJ ~f""U I' 11 ,1 lfl~ IN l II) \\ 8A1 S't ( 1 ,,14 '1....a I 4 '·''· • .,_. •""I •" p ,. •• ~,. JU•d 'I l -.• 1 \I.-... t '\ P()\ I 11.\"\I I~ wnd Adrl'"" I ·"~ . ,, .. 0.1~ '... ,, 'l B .. I Sl>O ( ..,.,,, .. ''"'"' ' ... t}]f,16 Roh"rt ( P'.agr r ,. , .. ' .... ( f'1 l-.r "' .... .t( ..... 111., .. ~lt'1n, ,, (I.a im.a How to reach us at the Daily Pilot Circulation Or,tngf' (' ir1~ 6·12 .l ~ 11 Ad..,erh~ing < l,w,1twd M 2 <;11 ~n lJ1)rita~ h·l 2 .i 3.' 1 •.t1twtrd l S(._,..,,rn ' ~ ~,~· , •• •w ~.11o .... , 1.,h<k>" Editorial \ .. " "' "'"'"'f'l'l ln<lf•• Sflt\ty c. t .,l4f"-"' Oi .. u, '••-' ""•" -.· .. ''" ~· c~ "i•or .... I II••\••'"" loo•• NPW~ 'i.10 1 l.l.l 111. .. , ......... ~ , , 3•n ~, ,...,~..,. Jpnr1' 1.S, 4 1 llu l••''" NPW<o 'f><'rl'> fa'I f1·ll, ·1 lll ............ ~ '-J," ",..., Main Office ,.~~~:;.::, Busm~s Otf1te 642-4321 •"" o.,,,.i,...,. usmess fa1t 6J 1.5qo2 Co ta Me a 17th Street The car's owner found 11 later. propped up on bnclu corwen1blc Ouysler LcBaron parked at 14601 Walnut Ave Monday cvcnlna 1nd stole rwo purseJ from 1n· 11dc the 1rehlclc. A mnn roh"cd ia Well~ rargo Bank of $1 ,089 lu1 wC'elt 11ntl escaped on fool A rcllcr 11 the bank al l400 Bristol SI. lold police the man h11ndcd her a nole dcmand1na money and said, "Do 11, JUSI do It" 1nc 1cllcr h1naed him all the money in her dr1wcr and he left without incident The 1cncr md she did no1 cc a run The man was described at whne. about JS years oTd, with brown hau • An employee of J1m'1 Towing, 9JS W 18th St , wu h11 twice by a man who a_pparcntly did not want to pay 10 JCI hil lru.cJc back. The VIChm Suffered ll"rl• hons and bruises lftcr lhc man backed h11 1981 laut\I lmarlt into hem, nin11nJ him onto the trunk ot lho Ye· h1"k The employee ttien ran around to the front of the vchsdc, and the man dl'O\'e 1010 hl!!?z throw1n1 the employee OftlO lhe hood Of lhc hu1U, Inc driver then ncd tile l~!'J y_ard 11 hi&h apced. The man'• ~Ina bill totaled S8Y 2.S • Someone apparently tried to steal a front b1tm~r trom a 1979 Mc~ury •hile the w was _parked in front or iu owner'• apartment on C.n~. Tbc owner told police Jtlc came out 10 the car and round tho hood up and the bumper partially rimoYed. • A 1h1d dlmbcd on top of 1 abed tn order 10 cn1cr a ~ 1t~~"'putmcnt window on Joann 1trcct. Tho thief took Sl20 from • dtuatr dra*Ct uuJ tho apartm nt. • --:f;~0\1-r -tlra~-.-nd~...,riN-::i-.-_,.. .tiled at S27$, were 11olcn ffOm • 1971 "°"41 C""'1t WhUe lht car"* PttMlll on Fountain Valley The police k>& was unavailable Huntington Beach Vandnl~ m 1 dark·colorcd Mustana drOYC throuah the Danbury Crou apartment comple.1, 16761 View· point Lane, thl'OWlna firecnucn out the window • Two a rl• -.ere apprehended white allc.1.ctJI~ tryina IO 11e1f S 100 84 in finicrie 11 Ward , m1 Fdmacr Ave The culprn1 allcacdly had S200 1n merchandise In their poucuion thal they hid atolcn from another ston: • A man uid _.bed he rctumed lo his res1Jcn« 1n the Oakwood Apanmcn11, 21286 Duch DML he fovnd his motottjc.k m' n • Two men ,_.ho wcro fi&htina alk&edly 11ar1cd lhrow1na beer bottles at uch otticr n 111 11tcreali0ft tr .5:30 am. in tho 18000 bloct of Pattenon unc. I nine A lnO\lntatn bih -.s tolcn M nd•y momlna from tbe open ....... ot I horM II 9 Ba)'Udi. • SOmcona Jmuhcd tht P1M111tr .-i~ ot a 1986 • A 1979 sold-colored Chevrolet Camaro WI\ re-ported stolen Sunday afternoon. The car was stolen from ~8 Monroe sometime between Friday and Sun day momina. Laguna Beach The pohco lot wu unav11l11ble Newport Beach A resident of the 200 block of La Jolla Drl¥C re-ported 1h1t IOmCOllc bu apf)arcntly waited onto her P.fOPC"Y fM or Ml times In the Inf two ft41b, taken i:Sc>Wn IOmO wfnd chimes and thrown them on t.M 11ound. Allor tbo raJdcnt left a note on lhc chlmu rc11rdina 1"9 trc~na. I.ho found tbc ooce cntm• pied up and Lh• chimes 1pin re.~ • • A nuo called a male resident in Che 2SOO block of Bamboo 1rec1 three til'llCI in rM romutca and "'* obltcnc s111emcn • • A money baa con111a ftl $6.000 in cub and coim uotcn witl\ln U m nura dmo from a Toyota Ce> rolla parked in tho 300 btott of Marpcntt Avcnve. The Uud pried • doof kxt to act In. • A 20-rooc.-,.. >Moot AIMtfatt Rat . ... m "°"' llwi --..... °' dM EJICI LodfD "°· 1767. )4 V.Oporto; , Orange Coast Dally PUot r Wedneeday, Februaty 20, 1111. Four exhlbns In one Is a real art bar In County agencies ordered to cui water 1111 I Here's o bnrgain for your buck,, For only two or them, you cnn lake in four, count 'cm fou r, different shows at the L:iguno Art Mu cum: The paintings or l:.dward Corbett and Tony Labat, the wood \Culptures. of Alvin Light and 1hc \.ldco urt of some highly "hacked-o ut practitionc rs of this newer art form. ThJt sounded like too good a dc:al to po s up, o we didn't. The "idco exhibit, "Media Fred Martin Pranksters· Public Access Arl ------------- Tclev1s1cm," takes at least a semi-open mind to enjoy. It ain't rnur b:b1c tube fore. · For example, there's Nancy Buchanon\ "Mouth(piecc)," which the museum describes as, "A statement about the personal and ethical consequences of U.S. lmpcnahsm which blu1s the bounda- ries be tween poetry. performance and poht1cal e ay." Fairly heavy stuff. Uut most things you'll see in "Media Pr;inbters" arc played m1ctly fo r laughs. The c.impy "Decpoupage! with Summer Caprice'' is a brood ~poof of television tall shows. Summer t!> •' blow!>y, blonde bo~t C\S w11h the leastcst whose guests range from folk singers to a John Lennon groupie to an award-winning bl.ick actre!>S who c.ilb her!>clf a "bl.icktrc'i\." It\ all grc.H fun, and 1f you think there\ "omcthing ft'ihy about \ummer, there t'> Ou1\1dc the l111le ( 12 seat!>) "'dco room '' 1hc m;iJc'l't of Alvin I 1ght and l· d\\Jrd Corbett, up~IJtrs lhc \\ h1rn<;\ nf rony Lah.II, ''ho~c "Ork\ arc "patch"'ork paintings' con\lrutlcd 111 hll'> of art lound tn thrift ~tores Mo~t of Corbett's patntin~ art" a bi1 !>omtwr lur my tJSIC!> He \lotlS .1 'W()rld·d.tS\ abM ract C\pre!>!>IOOl\I "hO\t \lo(lrk ... collcc1cd h) 1hc \.1n f roinc1srn Mu .. eum of Modern An. the \\h1tncy Mu· 'cum .ind Chem1cnl Dank. 'iO "'h.11 do I lno"' Uut Ah1n L 1ght, wo""' Hie; "'ork •~ thnlltn!!. '>OJrtnf ' Or, J'> one .irt cnttc gu-;hc:d: "(Light ) ch1,eleJ chipped. notched, hollo"cd, mort1~cJ .ind l.1m10:.11cd to lorm 111 ........ 1,c. rugged thunk~ (of) 101cm11. Jnd monumen1.1I \Culpturc. alt\c \qth a1hlc1u: 1hnt\I and e'<p.IO\llln I m n11t na(tl~ 'urc , .. h.11 thJt mc;1n,, bu1 11\ .tn undcr\t,1te- 111ent Pnk1n~ .irounJ to m.1lc 'urc I h.1dn'1 m1"cd .1mthtn!!, I tame .1cro'' .1 f,1m1ll.1r lu(ll 1ng piece of .trl It \\a' J im ~torphc"'' Winged I 1gu rc " Remembe r" I hat \\.J\ 1hc pain11n~ lLlmm"'1oncJ 111 he 1hc commcmorJtt\e (Xl\ler for the l'pening ol the nc"' l om Ktlc) rcrm1n.1I at John W.1ync Airport Uut. .1 .. lhc ffiU\Cllm OOll\, I he \\.1Hll. l'll·l·.1mc .1 celcbr.ited c,1,c of lCn,ur\htp \\hen the: Comml\\IOn \llpfUC\\C:d the ro\ICf Jllcr .IO nfltu ii UhJlllCJ to thl' n11dt1\ " \t thl 11mc of the ruci...u ... I 'J"' the patnunc ol lc.iru' fwm .1hnu1 ~O fret fh1-. \'.J<; m} ftr t oppor1u011~ to ~cl up ll1~c: .tnJ pcr .. un.11 I \till ht..c the arti\t'~ <,l\lc. :ind e\CO 1h1' p.11111ini:: nu1 I . 11,o 'till th1nll. 11 \\J' .i dn:.1dful dwt~l· 1111 ,1 1.1 mmcrn11ral1\C fh''t c r It 'h1111IJ h.1'\c rccn rCJl'.:"lcJ ,,, '•mrh 1 1h1mh 1dl' 1. n•ll f.1r rhc I.ill th.11 ll.iru\ h." no cl111he' •'ll \ th1,ugh he '' \.Crt.11nl\ .1 ,1r,1ngcl~ n111f1gurcd Jude C>ut,tdc the mu,cum, L .1g11n.1 ''J' buomtn~ I 11un'1 bu'c' ,.11nme1I t"'l'I\ h11lc ( hlf Omc .1 \11un~ \.11uplc "'" rc1n1: m.1r· r1cJ 1n the p.irt.. o'erh~1ktng thl· 'l'.1 .mJ IL•\..11 .1rt1,I\ \\CIC"''"~· in~ the 1 r ~ru,hc' anti .10,,.,.c rtn~ '1 uptd quc 't 111n' I rom g.m le r' I ,l\t..cd L .HI) L ud\\11.l how mu.:h rmm: \\11r l.. he h.1J Ill J11 1111 the \c,1,1.:.1pe on hi\ c.1 .. cl "Ju,I .1 fc"' 1uud1c,:· he replied p.1· 11cnth. '"'h'" · Oh. I k1nJ uf like ii the \\,1\ 11 '' I he \CJ rc:.tlh h.I\ .1c1111n tn 11. .ind the \\'Jlcr Jml the 'k' Ji,· n1te .rnd blue." I arl·lftltqunl ·• 1 h.1t\ h1:c.1u'c 1hc <,un ,.,. .. , 'htntn\! ''hcn I pJ1ntc:d tht·m three: \\ee k' .1gn." hc \Jtd, C\Cn mor1: pat11.ntl\ Bui )nu'rc rtgh1 \1•ml'l11nc' "c d11 refine our \\nrk too much. I h.1J .in <HI tc.tehcr "ho u'cd 10 go around the dJ~~ ""1th ;in 1m.1ginary hammer 1n her hand, \wtn~ing It .11 u~ tf \ht thou!!hl v.c "'ere mcnJ01n1: 11 \ht ltllJ u' th.11, 'II t;ikt"<. two pc0plc to cre;.irc .1 painting 1•nc In pJ1n1 11, .inPther to tell the p.iinter v.hcn In '10p'" rh.it .... often true of ncv.-spJper column\. ton. frt'd ,\l•rtin' column ron .\londa), H~dnt'fdtJ) and Snt11rda.1. SANTA ANA -Orange r County supcrvt· .J M>r Tuesday or- dered an Imme· diatc 20 percent 11111 ' cut in water use b1-county a.8cn- c1cs and indi- cated that fur-'--------' &her reductions arc in the offing due to California'! five -year drought. "With the extrcmcly critical sta- Service held tor yachtsman Bill Schock NL:WPORT lH:ACH -About 100 f nend!> and f.imtly or late p10- ncc:r boat builder W D. "Bill" Schod. gathered for a memorial \C rv1ce T uei,dJy at 1hc Newport Hurhor YJlht Club Schuck, founde r of \V .O. Schock Corp., \t.irtc:J bu1IJ1ng boa t!. in his backyard 1n J l).t5 before becoming one of thr m.•JOr boat and yacht builder' in lhl· nJt1on. lie died f cb 8 .11 I lo.1g Memorial Hosp1t.1I f11llu''"'"I! J long lllne~!> He "'ac; 70 fhe Rc\ Kent Sparks of11c1ated the memorial '>Cl'\tee. ""h1ch fea - tured eul11g1c~ b) John Cazier, pasl commodore ol 1hc Balboa Yacht Club, \\ 1111.1 m D Clark and "lorman L.i"'lin, long11mc sbtp· mate-;, hcJcnc Schenck Jr , ;: longtime \htpmJtc <1nd emplo~ce of the hu'>tness in 11~ early da}~. Jnd W11l1am Ucn1', .i pa!>t commo· dore o( Nc"'pon Harbor Yacht Clut'i Sc hod.. " ~ur. ''ed by his wife Betty ol Nc\\ptirt lJcac h; three 'om, TLHn, Senti .1nJ Stephen. nil of Ne""port Lk.1ch, and ft\c gr.tnd .:h1ldrcn -8) tht• Dai(t Pilut Se al dea th s pu zz le ex perts l \(1l "\ U£ ACll -~\ICOll'" .ill puukd h\ lhl Jc Jth' t1f four 'i:.irltn~ clcphJnl ... cal-. 1h.11 \\ 1,hc.:J ,l\hnrc ailing fnim m.ilnu - 111111111 .ind rc,p1r.11tH\ pwblcm' I 1\C n1hcr '"k \CJI' hJ\l '' ,1,hcd up llll \outhcrn ( .ihfL}flll 1 hc .tlhn 1h1' ''Inter T)plCJll). onl) 11nc or t\\\l 'c'il' arc lound durtnl! the pcrtPd ·I h1' ''" t a mJJOr pJnic. but '' c .11l· ncm concerned, C'ipcc1alh -intc f11u r of rhcm died," said Judi l11nt:\ ,poke'"'om.1n for the ~1J rtnc \1.\mmJI Center in L.1gunJ Bc.1d1 Jone' ,,11J the lar~cr numhcr 111 .. 1.i. .... c • .i, tnuld \lmph reflect the. ~rim 1111: pl1pul.it1on Out 11 .11\0 ,1)llld he: J 1.omb1nJ1ton of nJtural f.1C1nr'i .ind pollut1nn, she said -8) I he .\ssociated P~(j O.C. cancer rate leads state By Steve Ge1ss1nger \ACRAMb NTO 01.cr.ill. < .lltfurn1u ha\ a lo~er c.anccr rate 1han the nat ion, but Orange < ount}' ., .imong 1hree J rcns that ncarlv match the national a .. eragc. '"Y 'itatc health offtt1.1ls Breast c.incc r wa<; the most fre· quenll) 1h\agnoc;ed cancer in the \late, and O range County had the h1ghc't brc.t\t cancer rate. The <.en1ral V.11lc) hJd the IO\'.C\I rate C)1,1te"'1dc , lung lancer among (emdle' 1o; higher than the U S rate. cJnccr rate arc highest ,1mong black male\; and prostate c.i nce r '' 1hc most frequently d1ag- noc;cd c.ance r among men C.1l1fornta'<; rate for 1987 and 19 ~a-; .ibout 340 1nc1dents of cancer per 100,000 population. Al the ame time. the nattonal rate was nearly 400 per 100,000. Among Ca lifornia's 15 largest counties in 1988, only S. n Francb- co c~cecdcd the overall cancer rate in the natton for males, otn- cials said. The higher rote is due to the large number o( AIDS- related. cancers. State Ocpanmcnt of Health Service Director Ken KltCr told a new confcrcnoc that the slate's signi(1cant population or Hi • panj~ and Asian have lower rates than other ethnic arou~ • which may cJCplain Calirorma 1 overall rankina below the nation I ntc. The report 1how1 that rate ror the Los Anacles rcaion were the lowe t in the tatc. while those for the San Francbco, acramento and Onnac county areas nearly matched those of the nation. The American Cancer Soeicry hailed the news of the lower rttCJ in Cahfomia and Los Ansel , but Uni\'Crsity of Southern California cancer upcru cautioned that the ~ ma1 pnMdo 1 diitortcd pie· ture. Lc1Uc Bem11cin. scientific direc· tor of the USC·l..ol • Anaele• Count\ Cancer Sur.e1llancc Pro- gram.· 'IJtd the rcpon Jue' not 1akc into account h1)\\ populJtton' .. ary across the t:ite in 11~ region· to·rcgion compari on' "Los Angele-; Count' .1ppea r\ to have low cancer ra te~ hec,1u\e 11 has more A ian~ nnd Lat1no'I than other counties. The cancer rate of Asians and Latinos are known 10 be 30 percent to 40 percent lower than those of blad.s and "h1te<;," Uernstc1n said. "The statc\\tdc data \\Ill hecome mo re meaningful 1n a year or ~o. "hen the} can he interpreted 1n l1~ht of 1990 cc"'u" c:st1matc of r • .te1al and cthn1.: compos111on," \he ... ud S1.1enl1\t~ cumpJring c.inccr inci- dence in one area with another automu11cally look for env1ron men· tal c~planauon,, "but it's a mis- take to il'I ume from the present data that 11·~ t;Jfcr to live in Los Angele~ than 1n 1he San Francisco Oay area," said lkrn'ltcm County eyes aid for UCI Medical Center By Randa Cardwell Cll'f Ntws Stn'ICt SANTA A NA Orange County supervisor Tuesday or- dered n study of the rca 1bihty of financial aid for beleaguered UCI Medical Center, the count)''S lug· est indigent health care provider, which faces pos iblc closure. "We are all ~re of the jmpor· Lance of thiJ institution and its unique po Ilion in the Orange C.Ounty health care sector, particu- larly as a d proportion1tc pro- vider of indicent care," board Su· pef"iJOr Oaddi Vuqucz said in his motion to a • 1 the teachina hOI· pita I. The medical center lolt Sl0.9 million 'last year due to in uffkient Medi-Cal and county· reimbunc.- ments. University ol C.Hfomia of. Cic:ials have aaid thcf apcct to 1o1e S9.8 million this year, indudina Sl mtllion because of county bud&ct cuts. UCI McdkaJ Center ecco11nt1 Cor 6 percent or Or•nae COUn,Ys hOlpi1a1 beds. Three out Of fiw l..- d91ent pati•nt1 In the coun&y arc treated at tho hc>tpit&I, Which II re· 1mburscd for only a fraction of the co l associated with delivering the care. officials have said. Orric1al at UCI and the medical center. which is located adjacent to the G rdcn Grove (22) Freeway 1n Orange, were unavailable tor immcdi11te comment on the super· visors' Action. The board directed the C.Ounty Admini trative Offico and the Health Care Aacncy to study wa)'I of rcpladn& funding ••io.t by the drutic state reduction or the med· 1cally lndlacnt services ptO&Tam 1hi year," acxordin& to Vatquc:z' motion. "This prosram, oripnally pan of the state Mcda·Cal 1JMem. has been under-funded siftca ill l.cep. tion in 1983, and du. ,.. tf.t IUtt dramlrically Mtller reit.ced lM fudit'l lcYel." v....-""*· SUpeMaor Harnen WI• •r. w11o heeded .... on. ea.er i ....... On T .. FOM lMI ,CIM Ill' 1 co.ey ......,.. ,.,...., ·lliM ... d•••ua..._.c-r._ ....... -..p .... ct.d"I their ... ~ .. ""' ... tientt. tu of water avatlab1lity, we must implement all iblc mca urcs at the county to effect an immediate 20 percent reduction in water u e,' Supel'\'i~r Harriett Wieder !l&td in o letter to her colleagues. "In ndd1tion, we ~hould prepare conltngency plans 1mmed1ately to reduce our water U'>C by a much as 50 percent," Wieder wrote. The Metropolitan Water Ot\trt ct recently .innounced J 17 percent water cutback for Orange County. eff eet1ve Feb I "I anticipate that th e MWO will impose more 6Cvcre cutbacks in the near future," .,aid Wieder, who last year fonncd the county Water Con ervation Ta k Force to tudy ways to cut back outdoor water use. "While l applaud the MWO\ buic approach of lcavtng water agencies with as much Ocxib1l11y a~ it does, such cutbJcks will nece,~1- tatc each agency to do w me soul searching," she wrote On a 4-0 \.Ole. the supcrv1~or' approved Wieder'' motion, which order\ "all agency and dcpartmetll hc3d~ to uruncdiiuely take all fca· 'Ible tcps to reduce the use of po: tahlc water in all county opera· 1100) to meet the 20 percent re• ductton adopted by MWO." fhe bonrd also directed &be En· v1ronmental Management Agency .inti the General Services A.genq 10 repon b11ck within 45 days oo 1hc \uct:css of cic1sting con~rvatio11 program'\ -B)' Cit) Nt'WI Suttltt A quick refresher course in flying your flag by the book ()I I c,J. r\ ~h 'Juld .1/.,,H,._ b•• • 1\ 1 .11>1i.t• r1.1i;:> or ,,,,,,.., By Karen Auge OrlnQe c IS' 'l ' p I COST A \H· '>A -Hn. wu. w11h lhl Amcnc.in flag replica proudl~ pl.i~terctl un the grill ul your truLl. Jnd ~ou v.hu\c tacl<..e<l Old Glur. up on thr: porch, \\hue 11 flutter\ da\ and night ~, ~ 11 '" )11ur 1ntcn1111n' ate got•d hul lhc 1.1~1 ''· )OU re hrcaktlll.! 1 11 !1 nl rule' II' l ·"' 111 unJc:r,1.ind h<•"' t h::'l' •him:~ l in happl·n v. hl·n \OU i.:c:· ,n,umcd \\Ith patn•>t11. p.t,\111n .inJ !e ... pce>plc Jrc 't'ft t•U'h tt n pl 1ln lnl! Uut 1 .H·rthelc''· 1hc:re 11c ~lt1tkl nc> lllr llal!-0\1nt: 1nJ lhC\ f .1\~ been \\tdcl\ Ou J'C'J durt~ • 1hc,c: pa'I fc"' v.cc~' 1: 11" • llt,1 1\. lcr.or. .., hcrc. tor tho'e ol \Ou •' i 1 1.. m.rnaged Ill ~cl ' 'Ur hind' •n llOC of the\c ,uJd~ nh ,,..ir .c 111..m., .ire a k"' 11! th~ pcr11rn:n1 rule' 01 0Jg lh n~ •. i.· wrd1n~ 10 1hc 1941 \\prlJ \l· m.ina1.. ,ind 1hc Bo\ '>1..••.Jh 111 \mcnca • I !Jg., 'h"uld m•t bl.' t111"' n .11 nigh t. unlc" 1llumtnJtcd h' a 'polh!!hl 1 here .ue rumor' dr- t ulJrtng tha1 1h1' gu1dcltnc &l'C) oul 1he wind <.'" in "Jrllmc, hul .1 'rukc .. v.rm1n al the Manne (NP' Atr Statum El T oru rt"- p<.•rl) rhJt thl\ ., not \O • n.1~\ \h1 J1J not he dt, . pla~cJ on a ur 1 r ho3t e\1.cpt I rom .1 '11111 T ti ''C ol \OU "'ho h 1\e 1.1d c:d them on111 r 1 I n· lcnna' arc 1e1.hntcall\ O!i.. hu1 \ou'rc 1•n 1hin 1.:c • H.11:) \hliulun t be llov.n 1n h.1d \'.Cather •\\hen fla\:' ol ,1.11e, llf 1.H· 11:'> •r pt nn.rnts ol organizatton\ .11 • I \\ n on the ~ame halyard \\1th 'I c L S flag. 1he latter .. t1<1 11 l tl'.l.an be at the peak • \\hen dt!\pla~ed behind a -pc .1 ~l ~ 11r podium, the flag ~h 1u1d he 1 ' the speaker's right • A nd. according to the alma- n.sl, 1h: \IJ ' and stripes should nc. c r t c u~c:d for advcrt1S1ng rurp11'l.:'· 1r embroidered or prtrtlJ on cushions handkcr- d11c f, or Jr• thing that might be •hru ... n ,11Aa\ • \\hen a flag LS past tis t rime: 1· 'huuld be disposed of : tr pc rl\. preferably burned ! II .. t uld be: obvious that : \lCa I'll! a flag a practice beCOm· : • 1: in~ n: a,1ngl~ v.1dcspread m ! '>r .1"..:t' Count). al~o 1s unac-: 1.c p'dt>lc 'Thats as bad as: ~ in htnl? o'er a fence and steal-: 1:11! , 1mecme ~ Christmas tree'" ; ' 11J an inc redulous spokes-: "' ·11Jn for the Orange County : t 11unctl of the Boy Scouts of : \mcrtCJ 1n Costa Mesa She : ·"~eJ not 10 be 1dcntif1cd : I he '>pokcswoman also said i thJt the: Boy Scours lately arc : f1eld1ng an a"eragc of ftve c~Jls a . dJ~ rcg:ird1 ng how 10 fly flags : ind c<.pcc1all~, v. here to get ; 1hc:m But 'he 'Jtd that ""htle ~me : pra ttcc~ 'he\ seen latel> don't e 'ac 11-. conform to 1 be n<tllonal ; 1.tand:.mh adopttd June 14,; )''~~ h~ a Mnfcrencc of 68 pa-: t r10 11c groups. most flag- e11que11e e'pcrts aren't getting: IO(l up Cl 'We're JUSt ~o ecstallc to sec nag ... fl) 1ng evcryv. here agatn . v.e,'re prctt) much going tC\ let 1t : litll The Finest Shoe Salon in Orange Co unty 2545 Eastbl N ewpoi:;t. ,ne111:11.. (7 Everything Must Go Even Below Cost SHOES, HANDBAGS, BELTS AND LADIES ACCESSORIES NAME BRAND SHOES Sizes 5 -10 With Extensive Selecti Sizes 8 -10 I ounty to get freeze aid '" SAN FRANCISCO U.S. •mall Business Administration {SBA) Regional Adminbtrator O.C.r Wright Tuesday announced )hat Orange County smnll non· firm business owners are now :eligible to apply for financial essistance because of economic josses due to freezing cemperatures which occurred late last year. Orange Coun1y was among • about 50 counties 10 be included iJl the relief program. Wright said 1h e disas1er declaration was recen1ly approved ,\va sh1ng1on, by SBA Administrator Susan E:.ngele11er. • "As a result of 1he d1sa!>ter declaratio n, small non-form businesse , incJuding "Main Street" businesses and 11mall agricultural cooperatives that suff cred economic injury us n re ult of the frecLe arc now eligible to apply for Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDLs)," Wright said. All applicants must demonstrate substantial economic injury and must be unable to offset such injury through use of their own credit or personal resources. Eligible applicants may ql~dify for "-Orking capital loans of up to SS00,000 to mee t financial obligati ons which can not be met hecause of 1he disaster Wright added, "The interest rate for all loan!> approved under this declaration is 4 percent with terms of up to 30 years." Orowers, (armers and ranchers are ineligible !or SBA di aster loan assistance under this declaration. However, they may be eligible Cor a. si tance through the Farmers Home Administration. Wright encouraged aJI small business owners in need of as 1 tance to attend one of the cheduled sessions. Information and loan application forms may be obtained by writing: SBA, P.O. Box 13795, Sacramento, Calif. 95853-4795 or by calling toll-free 800/468-1713 during normal business hours. All applications must be received by SBA no later than Nov. 15, 1991. Radisson Plaza Hotel receives honor lR VINE -The Radisson Plaza :Hotel At Orange Cou nty Airport ..llas been chosen to receive the '"thain's pre\t1g1ou!. President'!> ..Award . The four-~tar ln1ne hotel at 18800 MacA rthur Bhd was one of 16 1n 1he 250-hotel Rad isson chain ·to rece1"e the d1s1inc11on. To ""in 1he a\ .. ard. the hotel had to • Score po'lllVC c..1rds. 85 percent or higher rc,pon'c' on commcn1 •Full) 1mplcmcn1 the "Ye-. 1 Cin" prt•gr .1m • Rcce1,e a ... core l'f 1)() percent or more "" cu ... 11in1er "1lllngnn' to rctu rn • lmph:mcnt.111ci11 111 the "b.ir.1 Thoughtful Care" program in th e Housekeeping Department. Officials with Radisson Plaza Hotel At Orange County Airport ay they were proud to win the di1,1inguished award and '"'" .. continue 10 keep up th1 i. high ,rJndards we set for oursclvc~. " -By the Daily Pilot Vons donating trucks loaded .with food to military families EL MO N'I r I he \.'1111' Companie!> said I ui:,J.I\ 11 h." • comm11ted 10 donate llJ tr.1111.'r • lo~d<, of food ,inJ other r'r11Julh • to 5 major m1htJI) t-i.1 l'' 111 • Sou1hern Cal1forn1J. , Working under the d1rc<.tHln ul a reprc1.entat1\.e of the Dcfcn,c Department. 1hc ba~e' recc1\lni.: the product ""'II he George Air £·orce Ba'>e. I-ort INin, Camp Pendcllon, E-.1 1 oro MJr1ne Corp Air Station and the San D1e£0 "laval Base Vons 1-. mal 1ng th1' donation to ass1<,t .,cn 1cc men and womrn .ind 1hl·1r f.1m1hc., \\ hl> havr hccn 1mp;1cti:J h: the tm" in 1 he Middle I a\t, .1 n1mp.1ny 'pol.nman '>Jld \'pn' "di l-.11.I. 1111 thL progr.1m 111d,1\ .it the comr.in\ ·, c:orpor.1ll' hc.1dquar1er ... in An .• 1d11 \\hen thL· tir-.1 5 trJ1lcr' \\Ill depart to c.1lh 11f th<.: mil tan ba!>c\ l t ( 111 Rnhert l l cc of lhc <>II Kc of 1h1.: \cdetar. nf Dl'lcn'c: .ind \'ur.' Prt,1dcnt U1ll DJ\:1l.1 \\Ill at1L·nd lhc l.tll--•ti mect1ng \ un,· hcadquartcr' cmplo'yc~' h,1\c hccn ln\lted tu p.1rt1c1patc 1n EXHIBll BUILDINGS ANAHEIM STADIUM ~ - FEB 16·24 EXPERIENCE THE GLAMOUR AND EXCITEMENT Of A GREAT AMERICAN AUTO SHOW ! OVER 500 NEW 1991 Cars. Trucks. Vons and Multi-Purpose Vehicles • More Quality-Built models In every price range than ever before! 1112 PREVIEW: Cadillac SEVILLE Show Car· Ford CROWN VICTORIA • Hyundai ELANTRA • Mercury MARQUIS • Mitsubishi DIAMANTE And West Coast Premier of Toyota PASEO. EIOTIC CONCEPT VEHICLES: Buick BOLERO • Eagle OPTIMA · Dodge DAYTONA R/T • Chrysler VOYAGER Ill • Pontiac BANSHEE • Chevrolet HOT TRUCK • Geo TRACKER Low Rider SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS: C HEVY "DAYS OF THUNDER" Movie Car, FREE SLOT-CAR RACING and the "THUNDER DANCERS" Kid s under 12 FREE 1) Cameras Welcome EASY TO REACH ti CLOSE·IN PARKING FREI PROGRAM the \end olf. In \uhc;cqucnl \\eek\, two tr:.11ler load'> of product will be sent each \\CCI. on a rotating ba!.1~ to local m1lilaf) tia~c!:I unde r the d1rect1on l•f 1hc Dcfcme Department I he product ,,,11 be tl1!>tnbuted th rough the 1-amily Support ( cn1cr.. at each of the mil1t.1n h.l\C\ ·1 he product!. being donJtcd ~omc from Vons' salvage ope ration \.\h1ch p roceuc!) products which have e11hcr been d1,con11nucd or have been deemed damaged in ~ome ""a). ~uch as 1 n a dL·ntctl can None of the product 1'> pernht1ble. The e\t1matcd origin.ii retail value of each trailer " approximately S2.5,000 Normally, these good!> \\lluld he sold to operators ""ho o;pecialize in procc!'~ing 1hi!> 1ype of prnJuct Vnm !laid 11 current!\ don.1te' on dO ongoing ha~!\ 10 rnnrt.' than "10 1..h,1rit1e\, including locJI ft)Od h<ink' Von,· cxl'llng Jcinat1nn pmi:r:.im \\Ill not he interrupted b~ the dona tion. the compan) BOSTWICK & GRIFFIN, INC. ~673-7480 "I'm fat!" fr> ' It> J ' •• SP ... 01 15 ""''' CO• 'e 0 II" Ot..1 D'01i~n fT eo co so o..'iQI'~ ·~e O" '{SIC O!U Of'l(j n\.;f$P~ c • l • 0010 Meo COi C nics no.P neA"' n•ov•Cl"g ori\we1~ 101 d e•e·s 'o• 20 yqors .Jsong !tie un•Q ;0 l r 00'0 '1"8l~Od women can lo•• 30 pound• In al• wHka, men aa much at 40 -while •atlng real food L l"doro is compe1111vo•v pr•ceo w11h 01ne1 ptOQroms And now. 'Nlfh ou n'1W credit pion. 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The Newport Balboa Rotary Oub coordinated the Western-themed Friday benefit that was a car lover's dream - close to 600 sparkling new models for the close to 500 guests to view. (Metallic colors like burgundy berry, cranberry, dark te al, nash yellow and Cayman blue arc in.) "The cars cover 260,000 square feel of space," said Richard Holmgren, co-chair of the benefit with Andrew Campbell. The two were spotted checking out a bright red futuristic Pontiac Ban)hee. "We should make about $40,000 to $50,000 tonight," added Holmgren. Proceeds will benefit projects of Vida Dean the Rotarians, including Life Lines units through Hoag, the Wellness Communi ty of Orange C.Ounty which assists cancer patients and their families, and the Jim Everett Charity Foundation's fight against drugs. Rams quarterback Ji m Everett (all 6 fee t 5 inches of good looks) was there along with Newport Balboa Rotary president Tom Walley, Vicki Goldish, exec direc· tor of the Wellness C.Ommunity, and the Community founder, Harriett Wieder and husband Irv. Others reading dealer stickers and sitting in the new autos in· eluded Donna and John Crean, Katie and Marshall Klein, Barbara and Jim de Boom (he was event coordinator), Ginny and Bob Robins, Penny and Ralph Rod· heim, Pat Michaels (acted as emcee), Jocelyn and Roger Gilberts, Wade Roberts, Vicky Gray, Rebecca Johnson, Melinda and Douglas McCrea, Barbara and Mac MacAdam and Marty and Amelia Lockney. Bales of ha) were tossed around the party area as ~c;its for resting or dinin g while balancin g plates of food loaded with beef, chili, fajitas, burritos and pctit fours. Others perui.ed the silent auction items ... others paused and had their ha ndw riting analyzed o r sat for art1)ts to capt ure the m in cari - cature. The sho~ continues through Sunday, but 1t will be JUSt cars, the chili was all eaten ,..., o.e.. .. pNlol Vicky CrcJy and Rebecca Johnson (above) amd Pat M ichaels (nght1 are ready to party. Tom \Valley, Vicki Coldish and Jim herett at sh~' Bob Robins. Richard Holmgren' and Andrew Jim de Boom, e\.ent coordinator, inspects new model l.M. Boyd ~&r,/ Mickey Mouse, Su perman tied The mo~t widely recognized fig· ure in the ~orld 1 not Saddam llu)sein, M1kha1I Gorbachev or George Bush. Re earchers say it's ~till a tossup between Mickey Mou e and Superman. • The barking-dog equivalent of ''bow-wow" 1n Rus 1an is "gav· gav." • An amorous animal, the male walrus It's inclined to mate with any large animal 1t can pin down, including humans Divers off the Florida Keys say 300-pound turtl~s are hke that , too One romantic reptile they call "Crazy Charlie" reportedly chases them all over the place • Twice as m1ny people died in the Holocaust as died in earth· quakes worldwide in the last 500 years, it's estimated. • "Hilma" Is a Swedi h game. Or was. It died out about 1,000 yean ago. In 1880, the Swedes revived It. The Japanese picked it up and introduced it to China. By the time it got to North Amenca, it wu called "Chioue Che.ckera." • Elephants in the wild don't need their toenails trimmed. Zoo cle· pl\antS do. • • Lot of p>d bridp playera can't play poker worth a hoot. Lot o( aood poker playera just can't set the hana of bridp. "Card tcftlC, .. say the experts, "ii 1 combination or interest, concentration and a · pcricncc ... • -~---Never mtftd &k vepclbla When the Buahmen of Africa ~ tbeY're hUftll:Y, tltey mean they\ie aone too Iona without meat. Campbell. Several factors can cause false positive VD tests DEAR ANN LANDERS When I '>'as 19, I had rcconstruct1"c sur- ge') on my 1aw. My doctor 1n· formed me, after taking routine tcm fo r admission to the hospital. 1ha1 I had tested po~1t1ve for 'yph1- lis I insisted that it had to be a mistake because I was a \u gin I am now 34 and pregnJnt "1th my second child I have been trying to explain the re~ulb of tha1 te'il to m) doctors for the last I c; )Cars M) 2-year-old daughter al o 1ests po 1tl\e I am concerned about the effect this '>'111 ha'e "'hen she turn~ chool age One doctor said 1t ~u JU't an antibody in the blood and not to "'Orr) about 1t An other told me 1hat people ""ho ha"e the d1~a'e lu pus will test po 1t1ve for \)ph1h'i. I don't have lupus. I remember reading a letter in your column a few years ago about someone who had the s"'1ne Ou vaccine and shortly aft er tested positive for syphilis. Will you please clear this up, Ann'? I'm sure it is a subject th at your readers will be interested in. STILL C HASING THE TRUTH IN LONG ISLAND Ann Landers -M .. or• ~a d•rl c:; hould keep his pu-pickJ n' bands orr the kJds' money. Also, lbt chil- dren should bt writing tbank·)OU notes for the money and Ir D1ddy niches It the) ,.ill not bt able to do this. Whal • perfect opportunity to teach }OUr children that both stts of grandparents love th~m ~qually and that the card with money should 'not be given favored status. DEAR ANN LANDERS: Can you stand one more slo ry about people who wear underwear of the oppo 1tc sex? I am an 88-year-old female with a minor bladder prob- lem 'Women's undeNeJr 1'i too 01m')' for m\. nei;.ds One dJ). I came c1cro!I'> a bo"< of m) late hus- bnnd's JOd.e)' 'ihom and tried them on 1 he) <,o iled me perfecll) Now I buy m) underwear in the men· department. My neighbors probably think I have a live-in l"ioyf nend "hen they sec m) clothe1iline but, at m> age, who cares" OA KLA"'ID READ FR DE.\R AN~ L.\"-'DE R I am d~I> depr~~d and need )Our ad' ice Y~terda} I took a test to iet my dm«'s Ileen~ and flunked -for the si xth ume The hum1h· at1on 1s so awful I am unabfe to dcscnbc 11 When the clerk 1n charge sa" me he \aid, "What., }OU again'> Wh} don't you 11ve up'>" I have had thrtt different instruc- tors The} have all told me that I ""111 ne,er be able 19 pass the test and I ought to fo rict 11 The reason "You are too nervous and )'Our coordination 1~ off .. It tttms I have some son of mental block that renders me tot.111) non-functional in cns1s s1 tua11ons I am 48 years old and feel like an 1d1ot M> husband has taken me out in the car several times and tncd to teach me. Finally he begcd me to 11ve up on the 1dca. This momina he offered to send me 10 a tu1 anyplace I need to So· What should I do. Ann? I hate to be a quitter -CHAGRINED IN CHI· CAGO DEAR CHAGRINED: CBI· CAGO!!! As a Mtlledme ,._ estrlaa of Gil put dty. I qe ,_ c. U1ta c. yeer iutnc._.. Md yoer .......... nu.. -IMMlf ., all QJcapus. DEVELOPER OF GAS SAVER AWARDED $22,000 BOSTON -Wath tht od slut •ant than cva and OPEC nna1na m hands, tht FcdolJ Coum have awarded I r~ or w. 7'7 to Naoonal f uc:baYfl' C«porlbOn of Boston, dt\tlo~n or 1ht P\aunum GaMvn 1lw Cie.savcr, v.l\lch takes onl)' 10 nun· UI" IO &Niall , rdeasn mKfotCOpe qu.ln· uun of plaunwn &nto 1ht &11-rut1 nuxturt tntmna the cn&Jnt Platinum has tht uruqu.t ablJ1ty of mak1na unbur nt fuel bum. With platt· num '" thr Ila.me zone, you 1naeasc tJw pnc:entaat or had bumina in thr "'lint from 61-. to 90tft Nonnall), that 22 .. of tht flld -ould Oftly bum if it WM in cont.a witb lhr plat11h1m cotttd wrfaca of 1 c.atalyuc con~ Unrvnwwdy, t>uscon\nttt proass W.a pba OUUldr o( tht rflllnt, what thf alftl) prod\leed 1$ bl ~"Ith tht Gauvu dupm.sa.o1 plaonum into tht <.e>mb~stion dwnbm. 22-. mort or u ch a~llon bums &n\Mk tht maw '° tbal i;~. ftwa p ll.>n• llf requirtd to dm-e 1hr s.&mf dtvan« 1lw pro:ai v.orb °" boch lackd and wUeaded psobnt. and mecl\ thtmtauon 5l&ndarch or all na1n. In cone ud1n11hr ao,muncnl'l rht· yur edm.iwrat1\t proadun acudY1na tht C.S.vtl', tht Feda'al Court .wtd "'tiilation&I r .. baver Corp. ud vanous indcpadtDl perutS ha~ med I vanefY o( TDftbodo!O(ln to tna tht ~alut or c.sa"" Tha.t ftScpmdml .... of'tc:n makt Itron., dainu for tJw ~ than cSots iu ~doper. National F.t- Mvtr Corp_- The~hlid.an.dyWfl• rt U).,.. thlr lbr <Asn\<CI raises --of pi()linr. dinUnatina dw ..S for prmuumfYd Jod Robinsoa. •he ~~. co.. mmted. -Y.:rw llrad) 10ld °' .. -.- c.as.\m lrorucally, -c (md "'°" ..... buy lht GaM"" for ill third .._... of ctwuna out cartlon to mend ...... lft than buy " fOf au f~ ta\'Ulll or -boOltina.~ For f unbtr iafor .. d• all t.tOO-l.ESS-GAS 0-IOO-SJl-'MZ?) • •161-lllS. DEAR CHASING: I spob ,.uh Dr. Edward Benz of Yale Unhersl- ty Medical School, ,.ho speclallus In blood problems. This ls •hat ht r.::===========~===========~r.========================~ said:· ''fbtrt art a number of con- ditions lbal wlll produc~ a false po1ltlve when teslln1 for l)'pbllls. Lupus, of course, Is one, as well as some forms of arthritis, some nu vacclne.t (swine nu, for ont), and a variety of unusual lnftdlon1.'1 A physician who ls rtasonably well-Informed would bf awart of lhJs • DEAR ANN LANDERS. Will you please settle an argument that has been going on in our hou e tor too many years? These arc the facts: On several occasions durina the year my parents aend our children greeting cards containing money. My husband'& parents, who aren' very MU-off financialty, aend the chlldicn cirdl but the,. it ~r any money in the uwlope. We have had a C011timllnc beti1e CMr tbil .... "" bUlbud ..... to tab lhC money out ol 91 ,...... etwdopa belate die ~ -II and IMll It .............. He,_. tMI dllJ will llild IO fftaf ............. wllo ... ....., .............. .... Mo 11 rfllll1 · OHIO PAMILY FIGHT OKA& OlllOI AGoLDENGEfAWAY INYOUR GoLDENYFARs HidNJway On The Bay Ent art Fllih aliout Alaska to be ·aired Advehturer and naturalist Penni Burkhart will take his au- d ience through the wilds of Alaska Friday in the fifth presentation of Orange Coast College's 1990-91 travelogue film serie , "Armchair Adventures." nmant The program, tilled "Frontier Alaska," as scheduled fur 8 p.m. in OCC s Moore Theatre Ticke ts are priced at $5.50 1n ad' ance and $7 Jt the door. A former L ~ I me!lt Service IAikkrne~\ rJngcr and Peace Corps 11olunteer. Burkhart has had h" photograph-. publi.,hcd an National Geograph11. \1.1~aL1nc Burkhart''> t1lm fcJture' .t iO-m1le kayaking inp thro'-l~h a "dderness of tower· A film abm11 Mt. Sh1shaldin and the wilds of Alaska will be presented r nda't at 8 p m an the Moore Theatre at Orange Coast Collge ang pt:al. .. Jnd thundering glaciers. He h1t.e .. the Chal koot Pass, floats h) raft dt1\vn the Yukon Rive r and explore' h11rhanlo.~. Juneau and Anc:horagc. Tickets arc on sa le in the ticket office located in the college\ stu· dent center building. They mav also be purchased by phone r-o·r information call 432-5880. 'Golden Pond' to be performed Black History festival Friday Or ingc < 11."1 t olkgc " 1.elel-irJt1ni; Black Ha~tol) Month \v-ath a J.1) long Bl:icl. Ft'''''·" featuring mu'1r, 1heatcr, art and food. The fnrn.il "'ch1.:dufc:1! fpr f mh1\, C\Cnt\ ""I run from 11 am. to 6 pm. and .m hcmg hdd 111 the c,1mpu<, qt1t1d. South Or ini:e County Commu· 1111~ 1 he.11c.:r 1-, pre ... entang 1wo per- l11nn.rncc' ti! i reader's thea1cr pn>duc t1on of On G<.llden Pund ·· fhc far\! performance. f hl Bl Ilk ~t 1dtnt L'naon (BSU) one of OCC's largest and mo<.1 a<.:· ll\C duh' ., 'pon,orang the C\ent. I hur,~IJ\ " ii be held at the l pdw rrh· BrulA n Bookstore. 3~.t I url''' I' lJguna Beach The ,l'c11nu pcrlnrm.1ncc, Sunda), " 'L'lllt.! hi:ld ,1 : D.11n Poan1 Commu- 1111\ ·Hnu'c 2.tt..t2 \ sn Ju<an 13<.llh pntorm.snn:' begin ,JI '\ 00 pm. An Air .111· \mcra1. m theater group IAlll perform play' and \lo.ii\ thrt1ughn111 1he da\. and .1 choir IAlll perform gospel mu!!IC \ emJor, lrom 1h11n1chuu1 ~vuthern Cahforn1.1 will '>ell African food. JeY.elrv. dOlhing Jlld .Ht OCC'~ H\l "hnstrng J harticrnc fwm 11 a.m. to 2 p.m Other 0(( duh~ arc 'r 1n\•lfllll! I >\ld and 1nformat111nal 1-iooths I I I I OCC 1, IPr.ited at 2 01 Fair.tel.\ RoJJ, (O'tln Mesa. f or 1nl1•rmJt1t1n l'all 2-lS·(l"iO!\ for mlHt: 1nform.11i.•n c.111 ·D~-,.,~5 FREE VIDE RENTAL Your Orange Coast Daily Pilot subscription has j ust become funnier, more dramatic, ad- venturous and suspenseful ! 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I ............. .., .... ~1.-... ~-~~~~~~~~~~~---~---~~---~~--~~~~-~ AOCllESI -~~~~~~~~~~-;__~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~~~-- cm i.-----0 t YEM . MO 0 '"'uxs. uuo 0" waa. 11s.:n OCMIOC IHQOQ o NAii aJ.1141 o~ ------°"·----...._ _____________ •<...,1t..ed"4l-.'llblot.,.,, , I I I I I I I '91119/fJlllPlff ...... 1111 ......... .141..a!l, a.174 Funny motel romance destined for many 'Return Engagements' By Tom Titus Orange COUt Olly Piliol Playwright Bernard Slade, who chronicled the progress or a quft r· ter·ccntury extramarital affair in his best work, "Same Time, Next Year," has a return engagement with motel romance in his latest, aptl) titled "Return Engage- ments." This time around, however, the c,1\t as expanded to eight and the ume span to 33 years. Credit Pati 1 1mbellani, director emeritus of the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, for discovering this comedic gem and hnnging at to the i.tuge. "il.1lle, who ranks with Neil '>1nl\m a' the cre!\tor of "punch lme" dialogue, 1rnces three story ltm' smohang four couple~ from l'l'l·I t~1 198 7, then hilariously in· 1erm111glc' them so that events pc· npheral to one story become cen· tr.ti 111 another Jhe "surprise l.wgh · 1~ one of ha'! most dk"11ve \H'.sronc; 'Re1urn Engagements" gave us one.: look each at its three situa· tion' in the first act, then fo~t foflA arJc; t'ol.O decades or so and p1d.' them up in the second This ne"c'~1ta1es· !>Orne artificial aging, \l.h11:h Slade himself acknowledges "hen he h." Jn Jctreo;s tell her ad- mirer. "You look like !.Omeone I knew )C If' Jgo "'ho ., now wearing l.'.h.ir ictc r makeup." f hal r.1rt1Cul,U 'cgment I\ far .ind ;i\A.J\ the t11nn1c\l an the Coi.1a \k,a rn1JUlllOn •\') \tve fir'lt en- wuntcr D.11 ... \. and Raymond, u's a murning .1f1er \Cene reminiscent of tile pcnsng nf S.1me Time , Next 'fr.tr but with J h1fanuu'i d1fler- c1 lt \he: as ,in c'lcemeJ actre'' "ho h,1, bl.'lldetl the mo1c:I bc.:llbU\ 11 ( 111~h1 hc.:fl1rc he< 1Acdd1ng I .i." Movie listings Newport Beach iAllOA CINIMA t ! Taal l h.1e o IDWAIDS NIWl'OIT CINJ,..,.. .. 0Me Areu"d The Sllen<e el lombt • Sleeping With ..... lnomy • a .. • ·~ f..4 Heme Ale,,. , Ha"'le t A•olto,.lno• Don<•• With Wolvtt Godfather Part Ill King Ralph LA Sto'l' llDO CINIMA . . . '01f THIATll • • , Cyrone de lergero< • 4 Costa Mesa IDWAI DS. CINIMA CfNTU Gree" Card Ne,..l"O l lli Trouble P. • Whl•• fon9 • • Never (ndlnt Story II IDWAI DS CINIMA 8 • • rr 11111,,,. .... Brett Robinson and Robin Dunne star an "Return Engagements" at the Costa Mesa C1v1c Playhouse now through March 10 Rubin Dunne is outstanding as 1he neurotic act ress, delivering the ~~t performance of the cast ru. she fends off the advances of the fuzzy-checked nerd, played splen- didly by Brett Robinson, who evokes memories of every screen schlemiel from Jerry Lewis to Woody Allen. Their scenes crackle "'ith fiilarit), malo.1ng the1rc; a tough act to follow. Fortunate!). the mu.Jdle couple -J >oung Poh'\h cook JUSt orr the hoat •rnd ,1 !!trapping laborer who's .scccpteJ her offer to father her 1.hlld -src:n't dependent on guf· fJIA'> to CJU'\ their scenes Julie.: Ch.l\CL blc:nd., a na1-.e SC (tOC\\ in her l1r't trpearance 1A1th <.ome ,h,1rp 'C1.11nJ-gcncr.1t1on 'aV\'\-in lhc '<.:'' •11 I 10 ere.sh~ J mcmor 1blt' 1.h.tr.lllCr11.1t11111, 1Ahllc ~tC\C \turm ., hcl11.·,.1hlv carne'>t a' her lm,11-111 (.11th .. ompJnion Y.hu fho Slltn<e el rho Lombt HAHO• TWIN CINl"\A~ Sleeping WOh •"e lnemy • Done.,, Witt\ Weh,•1 MUA CINEMA Hem• Atone TOWN CINTH CINIMAS Onte Af'O\lnd LA S•ory ()holl oa,,. .. W11h weiv .. SOUTH COAST 'lAlA Awakenln9• Gree" Co•d • • • The Slle1ue •' la,..b• • • SOUTH COAST Vlll.AG( Mr & Mn 1,.d9e Mamie I Heme Alone Hunttngton Beach IDWA•DS 04AITH CINUI Oonce1 With Wetve1 Sletp'"I With lhe l "'•"'Y • Or•~n Card The s11 ..... "' .... la ... bt Awokt"'"9' I DWAIDS HUNTINGTON TWIN LA Ste'l' ,. Hornl•t •; Irvine TH I UNIVllSITT CINl"\A , ,. profit' from her parting me~'IJge The third segment. the mo\t contmcJ of the trio, find' a d1· vomng couple thwarted \I.hen their respective !lccond spou~e-. discover each other Keith B Le wie; is the best of the quartet as the ultra-soph1s11cated writer who's apparent!) seen too many Noel Co"arJ mo .. 1e'>. whale Ellen Treanor a hts anal)'st wife as com- petent, but lack~ the required \kills 1u match ham an their battle'I of WltS "Return t::ng•11~cmenh" as a de· lagh1ful evening nf romant11. masad· ... enture' thJt should find its "3\' r.1p1dh tn 01hcr locJI 'itages Per forman1.c' continue Thursday'> 1hroui:h ~ 1111rd<1'' JI 8 pm .. and "iunJa,, 11 2 pm until March 10 .1t the ( '''l Pla~house, 661 I l .11niltnn ~I . ( osta Mesa For t1d.;e1 inf\11 mat10n call t:i50·5~69 Oedlo•"•• 'art Ill • Nothing 1 .. t hevble The Sllon<e of lamb• Homlel WOODltlDGI (INIMAS Home Alon• Green Cord "' 1(1,.9 •alpf\ • No .. r l ndl"g S•ery ' ' While fono Fountain Valley ... fOUNTAIN VALLO TWIN •' Ho"'• Alene (, e • Never l nd "g Stery fAMllT 'OU• CINIMA ~ ~ ,, 1 • Wh11e '•"I Do"'<•• Wtt'h Wetve1 Net.,•ng '"' frovble Once A.revnfl • I("'' Ralph Laguna Beach IOwAIOS SOUTH COAST LAGUNA .. Oroon Cord I.A Ste,.., •• -----------------7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11 :00 11:30 --------------~-'----_..;;..;;;.___ ..... ~ T • • • • • • 1 I Community Forum ORANGE COAST ..... An Independent Newspaper Published by Page Croup Publishing. Inc. Robert E. Page, president & chief executive off teer William S. Lobdell, editor & vice president Sieve ~rble, managing editor Elliot Stein, Jr , cha irman How.ird l. Schramm, vice president & general m.inager Walter Burroughs, 1901-1989, founding publisher Edltorlal , Ornelas case shakes faith in legal system Sidening as It sounds, Daniel David Ornelas may be a free mJn in a mJtter of months. With h1\ f nend rn the passenger scat videotaping the tragic inc1den1. a drunken Ornelas, then 19. sped a borrowed sports car down a Balboa Peninsula bad.. alley where Debbie Ann Killelea wa'i walking \\tth her two young sons. She pushed her hoH agatn'it a wall and stepped into the car's path in an apparent attempt 10 shame Orncla'i into slO'-"tng He didn't rot her. \Vh1le her h O\\ \hitched in horror. Killelea. 37. who campaigned fur ~tnc tn speed la'-"S m the area, was thrown two 'llme-. in1n the air and landed 87 feet down the alley Her tl1r<.11 ""' mangled. She later died o n an e mcrgencv worn 1.1hlc. Orncla' fled 1hc c,ccm:, hut was captured minutec; later. "" hl()od ,1kohol lcvcl WJ'i .19, rw1ce the legal limit. In the fJc.C of a 'econJ-dcgrcc murder conviction, Ornelas' ddc:1N~ l.1w\l"r. R.tlph Benc.angy. asked the juf) in !989 lo bring h.1c l t (c,,t'r finJing. gross 'eh11.:ul.1r man~laughtcr v.h1lc inltrucJlcJ The l~-mcmher panel lhJ JU~t that Orncl.1c irs in prl'un the maximum pun1c;hment Ornel.1<i nn\\ 21. l:ttcr appealed the deltsmn. saym~ the JUr\ \\,1<.n·1 tnld the\ could tmd him gu1ltv ot yet a lec,,cr <:rime \Chicular m.1mlaugh1er \\htlc m1ox1cJ1ed, without '!fOS' ncglt~enle The appellate t..ou n .tgrceJ on Jan 17 The appc.1lc; court alc;o found . upenor Court Judge l u1 erred \\hen he 1rnpo\cd 1he maximum senlen'c The court tn'>te.td recommended the standard 2-veJr pun1,hmen1 for the k''er crime l,f \Ch1cuttr man .. laul!htcr \\ htk tnlO\IC.ltCJ I ocal prn'>ecutor'i anJ the At1urn9 General\ office h.1\C fired ,lff a pct1t111n to the Jth D1 .. tnct Court of AppcJls in Jn .11tcmpt 10 keep Orncla<; at SolcJad Slate Pri.,on for the rt"m,11ndcr of h1'i o riginal 'lentent..e But 'ihould 1hat fail, Ornela' wuld be free in a mJt1er ol monthc;, "hen he "'II hJ'e -.erveJ 1hc two veap, rcwmmcnJcd by 1he .1ppcallatc court Jr, ii any \\Ondcr the publll d1~1ru')t' the lcl!al profec;c;1on and dccrie' the '>late of our wun ''>'item'> Ne"" of Orncla\' orn:in.tl 'cnrcnl.'.c .,purred an nut~rv from a public that bt"ltt"'cJ .in1Hher 1.r1mmJI """ j!ctting off too eas~ No" he m.I\ gd orr 11logcfhcr ,\nd. 1t Orncla.,· Jcteme te.1m 1c; correct. t.\\pa)'ers h..t't' hccn p.l~tng the .. alan of a JU<lgc \\hl1 c,1n·1 C\en propcrl't inc.trud ,, JUI) or '>cntence J felon There: 1' a chan~e that Orncla.,· com 1<.t1on will be rc.in,1.1ted in the v..eek' ahead We hope so He got C'<dCll> "'hat h1., I 1w\crc; a\ked for It mJ) be the onl)' way to help rc,tnrc \\hat fragile faith we h:l\e left in the legal system. Letter of the month contest Is onl We \lncerely want to hear your opinions on the 1s:.ues that arc nn the mind' of the people of the Orange Coa<,t At the c:nd of e.ich month, 1hc Daily Piiot will select the "Letter of the Month", judged on clarity, thoughtfulness. tn\1ghtfulnc.,, and ahi hty to per uade The winner will receive an ongm.11 and 'i1gncd Sherffiuo; editorial cartoon .,, ... ,, ..... ' Heart was right To the FJ:11w fh.tni.. ~OU rur )'OUr ~upporti\C eJ1111nal J.11ed Fch Q ·1 he \\.Ir ha' indeed .. 11rrcd up p.11r1011,m pride .ind emo11ons No m.ittcr \\hJt our 'le'.A.p1.Hnt. AmerteJ' heart and .. oul are lml..cd tu 1 he f.\te of our prec1ou' m(:n and '.A.Omen in the Pcr!!>tan Gull. It v.a v..1th tht"c,c basic senti- ment'> thJt I placed the American nag on the: IJ""' ol rc<.1Jen1-.· in Irvine Terr:icc .inJ \pvgla"' Ridge And yes w11h m' tiu\lne'>'> card Why not'' - After .i ll 11 w:i-. fr,,m me, a per· ,.in .. rn \mcnc.1n. .1 parent and 'fl'\ a Re.iltor r·onunJICIY II " JI· "·'" 'tiut .1 fe\\ th.11 m.ike no1,c:" \upport1'e call' from rc!>1dcnh "j lf\tne fcrritn: p.1urcd tn ull V.l'ek '1'> a rc:sull ol \tr Matloff, pcr,onal \.le.,..point \t.1m "ere frum men "'ho like \1r \1.itlull had \Cf\Cd in the Korcdn war, al\O new 100 m1ss1ons and al\o got shot at e\Cf\ 11mc One c.entlcman flc:v. 1n Korea .ind \ 1etnam All .. ad- dc:ned that the n.1g<; were remO\Cd .ind .ii"' Jncn ~ thJt '1.1mconc \\C1t1IJ If\ to 'f!e.tk h1r an entire u1rnmun1t\ Onl.' gcntkmJn rcla~ed h1<; ''l'f} nt ho\\ he ru,hcd 11ut Ill bu\ film to r h" camera 'l' he could. <.end h1, l!,rJnd,on 1n the Pcr\1an Gulf J photugr .1ph of the nt"tgbhorhoot.l. •\ pht.'tngraph that might. if only Bat II a. Nadine l:J11or~ note -The follo"mg .ire samples of Orangt C011st Dal/) Pilot readers· comments and cr1t1t1'm' The Pilot runs the c rc,pt1n'e' <.ln a regul.ir ba\ls and encourages re.ide r' to c3ll the Ld11or'' Hothne at b-l2·60 6 New prlormes After reading )Our article last "eek ahout Hunting1,on Beach's -.hortJ~C t)f S~ m11l1on 10 ll\ budget, I Jro,c pJc;l one of the c1ty'<1 1.entcr dMder proJCCh, and I <1.1w the gardene r' planting shruhhcf\' With the water shortage and having to cut back on police. I have to quc,t1on the city's prior- ities Why not put cement in the d1v1def'.., Get rid of a few gardene r) and hire a few policemen lighten up I think John Sherffius' cartoons arc timely and tc:mfic Today /JI History Today i Wcdnc~day, Feb 20, the 5 ht day o( 1991. There ue 314 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in HlStory: On Feb. 20, 1962, astronaut John Glenn became the first American to orbit Earth after blasting off aboard the Friendship VU Mercury ca psule. On this date: In 1790, Holy Roman Emperor Joseph 11 died. In 1792, President Wa biftllon isncd an •ct crc1Ling the U.S. Post Offtce. In 1809, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled the power ol the federal pcmmc.nt pater thin th11 of any individual state. In 1839, eo.,raa prohiMted duelin4 In tbe District of c.olumbia. ln 1895, AJnericM abcliitiillllii Frederick 001111111 died i• Wait'•• la 1933, •II• RepreH•llth .. .. ,.... .. ... .......... ftlllll•1111... la 19JI. A litll • ftir J momcnt. hJ\C hruught the lio\ h1m1c Ihm 11111lHtun.11e Doc' th1-. n.irro" minded rea- soning meJn th.it the: Realtors and the commun11\ Me 1p11aliLin~ and 1.1king .11h ant.ice ot 1he hung~ and the: hlimclc~" 1.1.hcn '.A.e lc:a'c: I0\1d b."~eh "t: h our bu.,inc~ card' ;i11,1.:hed 10 them at the dour ''C:P' l'I re,11.kn:-Ba .. kc:t' they cJn ftll with lt1<1J to h:cJ hundred' and hundred' ol 1.1m1lic'" Of cnur'c not' D1ic' 1h1' me in that \\hen the: ReJlt••r' J1!11pt J tam1ly for C hri\lm;i, th.11 1 he:) are tJkmg .td\JOIJ~c ul thl.' poN m doc\ ll me.in th.11 \\1.' .m.• ~·,in~ 'ome le'\ fnrtunJtc I 1mil' 1 memur.thlc ( hmtmJ') \\ h:n 11 n1mc' n~ht dO\\n to II \\h\ \h11ulJ II e\C:n mJI· ter f he end ll.'\ll I I\ J pO\lll\I.' 11nc:. 'ometh1nl! !,!lKld Althou~h ,\tr ~t .itloff 1s not a' he: ,t,1lc:'> "a l1.1g \\.t\Cr II I) nh\I· ou\h hi-. right h feel .i\ he dl)C'> ~ \L R ·\ H L ~BA" D Peace vtgll I 11 tht" Editor r .irhcll Rcawr" :-.c'.A.fl(>rt Be Kh I am "'rlllnl! 10 \OU to tell }Oil ,inJ m) fr1c:mh .ind fcllnv. c1uzen' ·of Laguna BeJ~h th.11 there I'> a \lg1I for peace in the gulf, c\-ef\ ~aturda) from 11 a m 10 I p.m on C.na\t H1gh'.A.a) at Main Beach Park Iv.ant everyone 10 lnow why I really mts'>eJ him \A, htlc he \A, .1~ on vacation. fo the tv.o or three people who have c:.1lled an complaining a~1ut h1~ \\mk. I )J\ lighten up \~ c vef\ much need the John Shcrffiu~ · ot the v.orld because we ure com1anth in danger of toikmg llUf el\C\. tOO scnou l't and ult1mateh that makcc; hfc a 10'1 harder and .1 ·101 le: s fun. We American~ hJ\C !llv..1)'> been noted for being ahlc 10 l:w!i!h at ouf\elves. Ao; 'oon ·" I \aw the Sunda} cartoon .iti\'111 hJJ !>tgnc; tn Laguna Can\on, I knc\\ John v.as back It 1s hoth P'11gnant and alarming. but v. tth .1 touch of humor, rcmtndin1t II'> .1tiout a very serious ~1tuat1on Theriot publlclst This in regard to the Feb. 13 article on Brian Thcmll. I JUSt can't t'iehc:\C th;,at the Dall> Pllot 1s llllll doing hi' personal pubhctt) for him. as Bratt h foreign ~cretary m a dt putc with Pnmc Mini ter Nevi- lle Chambcrl11n. In l96S, che Ranier VIII sp occrart cruhcd on the moon after sending back thousands of pictures of the lunar ur!ace. Jn 1971, 20 yea~ ago, the N1t1o n1I Emer1ency Warnin& Center in Colorado erroneously ordeRd radio ind TV st1tio acrou the U.S to JO orr tho' air. The mistake was not re d for more than 30 minut . . In 19 7. Soviet 1u1hontie releasad Jcwub 1C1M Josef Bel" who had spent mote than three yean in prison for aeacbU,. Hebre.. • Wednesday. February 20, 1891 17 CllC -•AAJt f9m ~ M I ... Ml..-1•• I .1m ti re I bC'hc\c th1' ~Jr '' v..ron~ I tid1c:\e the :..in1.1111n\ -~lll.! J ha1.t· .1ccomph,hed our ohJeCtl\c' litl'~n more time. It 11 v..a ... v..rnn~ I• ''·•rt !he \.If, 11 1' '.A.ron.: 1 con11nuc 1t :"o one "''"' '\\.1r t 'er.one lu'c' I , 1nn111 bc.H Ill ha\e all u: :h) l ..: 1 l de truct1on on ffi\ )h 1 Jc•, J' J re pon.,.ble c1•11en 'f • ir i: eJt demucr,1C\ I h>J\C l • 'a\ 'UJI·. and cleiirl\, · .. ~ t n f"'I\ Dan Walters Dual Senate election lights poli tica l fires \ $ < -\ME!'t'TO -Ha' mg t\l.l ~ .., 1 . .ite !>eat" decided at the 'JmC' c ~ct1on 1s a unique .1n11 I"" 1.1111'11? elterclSe '" poli11ca. J, n.in 1, ~ l!nd that's Cltactl) wha· "' ... , l.' 'l C'ahfomia next yc.ir \rn \ . '1 Cranston!. tenn v.a' c'r r nl! .1• .. wa}. and C\Cn 1f he h ,J n,11 tic .. 'me cntan~lcd in thr- 1>.C' 1 • I! ';n :ngs and loan scandal , 'J' \;• m1dered vulnerable \ iund pohucs, the Cr .. nstc ' l ,, tnu,,n as the ·tongs.cat t .. 1 l\C • :arr1es a SL"C·\car term t n\ er el\., the state other·, t: 11 r1JI -.lot I'> knov..n a the rt 'e.11.. bccau!>e v.hoevcr " 1' 11 neltt year v.111 ser-e for onl~ '"' •t:Jn and, to some, hecau:.e 1t' r·c,c:n! <x:1:up.snt I!. d1mmut1ve t{ ·, 1bh1..1n John Se,mour. \e,mour v.111 ha"e token >I po~1t1on trom the Republican ru.:h: ";ne, in thc: personage o! n rn·:' < >r.:inge Countv Congressman I l ere .He m.im "J$ t 1 :cc ''tr \\ 1lltJm Danneme\c:r D innemeyer a~J Rep Robert · B-1 Bub" Dornan decided ' .r dl\,tl!fccmcnt "Ith th .. ' H P•'I ~"· re'..1JC\ 'l 1ntlllH! 11:1 •I c 'li:"t"t thrn1gh I h11rc rn,rn, f ''. \\Ill 1"111 U\ I her~ I'> bctv.een themselves who would .:.1rry the banner of the nght into J \\ httc lt.iu~c h 1ttle v.1th Sevmour. \o\'hO 1s ~cen 1.1':1 rncnt ' ne It r ~'""£ lilt",).11.!e' J\ a traitor for. '>hilting his po~1uon 111 rhe Pre,1Jen1 I he: numher '" on ahortton and other issues to the :'.ti~ .i .:;ti 11 I It 1' f.i"tbk tu tJlk to 1hc: ot11 .. e ot rn., ~cn.ttor or Congrc"m.in b\ d1.:sltng 202-~24 31.:!1 'l ou can '.A.rite w the ~c ... retaf\ Genn:il of the n tc:d :-..it1on,, f 1r\I A'enuc and 42nd \trect, ~c..-. York, :-: ) , 1101.., Jnd urge a cea'1c-f1re Our c.11! '' to ')Upport .1ur lroup" h' brtn~tnR them home ah\c v..11h .t ~eJ~c:f1rc and peace conference I bc:l1e"e 1h1' '.A.lH 1' poht1calh m1,t.1ken, eClirtomacalh ruinou,, mor.111\ 1nJeten~ihle and en' ironment;ill\ -.u1~1Jal IRF"IE BlA"iD Laguna Beach I mean the '.A.hole thi ng 1 canned rhetum: His campaign photo I) 'Pia hc:J ac.:ro ll the front page of the paper C'ume on Wh) Joe' the Pilot rnn11nue 10 feed his 1mat1ablc c~u" I don't under tand II. Trash trouble You created :i bag prohkm in our neighborhood !'I\ printing erroneou 1nformJ11on that garbage p1Ckup '.A.a' gmng h) he a day late bc:.:.tu\e of the Pre')tJt'nl ' Da-. holtda' We d1dn t put our gar~age 0111 on Monda\ and the garbage man came \\-here did )OU get th1' crroneou' 1nformJt1on,, E.d11or 1 'lt•lt' -.4ct140/I\ 14 <' r( 11t1toan1 uri 1/111 m1e Fou flced to di"d ww omplatflt to the Lm Anl(r/(1 T1mt'1, 14 h1ch pnnttd the UTOflt'OIH rr{'or1 thr>u_gh '1 ft'14 rtaders hl.1mtd tu for If on the £d1to r·1 Hot/in, middle: Sevmour. a former ~tatc 'cnator. "'"> named to the shon 'eat b) Pete \\ 1lson. v.ho re,1gncd 1r,1m the Senate when he became .\?lJ'Crnl•r last month Sc)mour, one 'uspects, 1 not d1splca.scd at ha.,.ing Danneme~er a~ his pnmaf) foe he1.:ause 11 '.A.Ill g1'e h1m an orportunll) 10 C<,l3~h<\h h1msc:lf U 1 moderate in the \\ tlson mold. '>e'tmour v. 111 a Imo t rcrutnt) f .. e Democra1 Dianne Fem tein, the onC'·t1me m:nor of SaQ I r.1111:1\CO "'ho narr~I\ lost the SO\Crnor:<.h1p 10 \\1lson' la I year, There arc other Democrats thinking ahc>Ut the short scat, but ;.i ne'.A. C.altforn1a Poll released T uc:~da\ underscores her huge ad,antage She has an Sb pcrecni 1dent1fic.a11on r.mng among voters. the: poll says, and 64 percent af Democrat~ V1ev. her faYOrabty, much higher scores on both counts 1han any potential Democratic rwal A whopping 63 percent af Demoaa1s morcO\lcr, v.ould bt. 1ncltneJ to vote for her. Former GO\I Jerry BrO'Nn ~ the · puut1,e leader among tl\c Democrat : his decision to sccl: the: long ~at. 1n fact.. pU5.hcd rc1nstcm toward the short scat Bro v.n 1s an 1mmcnielv co ntro versial. and perhaps unelectable. figure among voters a\ J whole 1 he Caltfom1a Poll pegged his favorJblc rating at JUSt 40 percent o'erall. and JUS t 46 pc~nt of all voter would be inclined to vote tor him for the Senate. But he en1o~s 'trong support among about a third of Democrats and in a CTO'.A.ded pnmary field, that might well be enough to win. The California Poll is bad ne • meanwhile. for the three Democratic members or Congrcu who want to run for the Senate - Barbara Boxer, Mel Levine and Bob Mauu.i. one of them tw either a h11h name identification or upport level. ln California, the the 19 3 US -led 1n\:a ion that pell illustrates anew, 1 HOUie teal toppled the C:anbbcan 1 land's u a ticket to political oblrvioft. Marxio;t go"ernmcn1 There is equal uncen.ainty oa One >car ago: President Bu h the Repubhcan ide of the .edPr. welcomed Ciech lovak PrWdent Evc')Onc has ~ · waitina for Vaclav H:wcl to the White H , fonncr Con man Ed ZICha--. promising trade rewards for who aim t ddealcd OWtOn in Prague'$ moves toward democracy. 1976, to declare himtclf, but bis hf&h·•ecb businca is ...,.._ for Tod.ay's Bt1thda)' · Actor idncy Its corporate life, and ifs Poiucr u 67. F hi n d gncr inaeasinaly likdy dw k. woa't Olo na Vander1>tlt is 67 Movie run in 1992. Thal could ~ 1 director ~n Altman "w66 J~ deluac of ~ 11°0 110. and soul inaer ancy 1 n 11 molt Of Wiiona an ' a.. 1 r 54. in4Cr~ inprilcr B~~ina • as Tom C ''II. .... MMt Mane -"'· Fonner ...--, w bCbau's aid lllllliil V.., Phil 'to ... 9. rc11 Sandy Da¥kt Dreilf _. Ow? gt Doncan " ~. Rom pitarilt l . am. <nils is 4S. Ador Peicr Strw11 • 'IMn'i .... • g '11 --44. Actress JeftAtfu O"Ne01 • 41. chat Cit 81 '!Ir Actor Edward Albert 11 40 • ...,..._ Nc....,er hdrtll Patrlda HUtle ._.. •I Shl'tlt. J;J. ... .... no.jM .,, ~"l.Ofllla • .. dlld ..... _ ...... 1111 wt' ; ID..,_. .... • .. ... -... ....... .. ........... . Co.ut.ih S11n11y and 1nrm d.•yt and clear nl&htt. Ulaht In tllt "Pfle' 60t. Inland: Ocffflt: Mostly clur sklu throu1h Thvrtd•Y· Hi&llt In the 60s and 7th. AJt Qll.llity. Air q~l1ty 1n Orangt County ~•It r.inge from good to un· hullhrul Sunny w•rm d.i)t ind clur ~I nights •nd some fr otl H111h~ P to 117. OCEAN REPORT Muunl••"' BOATING SURFING Sunn~ ,.,th 0... 9-CMtlal ..... n , -.I lo LOCATION SIU SHA,f I 111ht wl n d' H i11h 1 1n lht' mjd Hit to TOOAY'SSUN Sunnse: 6:41 a.m. Sunset: 5:46 p.m. MMttlt-t ... to tl IMtt •lld H11ntinS1on l uc:h 1·2 ~ Seu IOl ,.... N~luc:h 2·) f.ilr FISHING C0ton.i del Mar 2·) lair urin• Buch 1·2 good A goo4 c•ldl °' rod.n1h .... S.. I Crttlt 2-4 goocl ••i::;ttd aloftJ with ._ .cvlpln, uko bHt an ,.,.d but S..n Otmenle 1·3 f1ir tocl. ()0 () TIDES New Moon Feb 14 1st Otr Feb 22 Full Moon Last Otr. Mar 1 Mar. B ANAYA From From A1 downa,tll I 1 I ' t II Nclne tll the i' 1111 c.11<'1' .1.iu.ilh ~Jw An 1\J ,1i11~11 I .t11c:' I 111 'J1J they'd ,n•n \n.1\ 1 11 :h the mu r der. wc1r1111 c:.1r l11:-r \ Jllr\ !1,und Ana)a i,:udt1 111 I l't dc:i.:rl mur Jer 1n J.1nu.1n Ju n • \\ll h lll· JdcnJ.1111 I k 1thn Ruwl I{, r A f11r mcr l 'Cl t1i.' 111 .ind ,, ,. rnnt\ nwn l•c:r, Rn'c , 1llcd thl' crnwd 111 ~< ung rm·n Ill hl·r .1j'.1:! rncnt th.11 ni~ht '·" rn~ ,1a: m c:J cJ prntcc t1nn lfl•m he r nc11::hli11r' l<t•~c. "'"' :2. Jrr uenil1 ll•ld till" m11lt1·ctl m, ~.i· f.: rnemhl'r' he'J he~ n .1llJl ~cd ''' '~ t:theJ t, In re· tl11' Ro'· hJJ hci.:n ll'udin~ ..., it h hl'I nth:hl r I (f 1 1 t1ii:d f.l\C ti· '.11r [he CW\\ll, lllU,tl~ );11111!. mem· her' lrom the t ,If on·h.1,i:d Dnm· ll'I 11 · • 1lh1.r1.:J JI Hl •c:' \\l,, 11., t 1B11(\11d 1rir· 11·111 ,. d I :I I ., I Ii l'' ,Hid \!Ill, \•!'It' ,ii\\ hr,111 •It !lll: th 1111pht ' t'l II t .. , I .!1 I 1.. •I • ltc: l!.1111.: I'll mhc 1. h 1 I h..:l n •l'll· '" tll I~ l\ 11 I it rr1 If ~l I I ,, 11!11 a.; : 1•1.i, ll •ltll "\ I .t!1n 1p 1r: lhL'OI I J thn \ ,, ~1Jkd I 1'h1 • 111 that he "a' unarmed, he was run du,o..n and ~hot after he1ng knod..ed ll• the ground," '>Jld Depul) Dis· tr1c1 Allornq Rnhert Gannon a., he ,1..,kcd for tht m.1x1mum ~en· ll'nle "It\ kind ,,f like the neighbor· hlHHl dog' gllt1ng together. I IK\ 're Jlt ltne d<i!!' ind1,1dually, hut "'mething happcn'I when they i.:c:t lllgether -they run around thl ne1ghhorhooJ att.11..k1ng other d·•i:' · Judge [ ngchrl't,en !.aid ilk r the 'entenung I "''h )Pung people knc'' that -.:; -.n percent pf all cnmtnal ar11v· t' 1, Jru!! induced or enhanced." R<''-C .... a' 'cheduled lor 'lentcnc· IOI! l Ut'. ... d.1\ hut her CJ'IC \\J\ de , 1\l'J untii \tarch IC) \he al'u 1.,.e, a rna\ mum punl'lhmt.•nt of .::~ ~car' t • life in pm1m \n.1\.1 ''Ill he c h~1blc lllf parole in .1hou t l'\c·1r' u : 1 he J!I pc.:uplc origm.1 II~ lh.1 ·i::cd in I ahc}., de.1th -m.1k· 1 I.'. th1 ' the IJrge't murtkr lll\l''lll· I! 1<i11n in :'\c"'port Beach m the r 1'1 Jn tdc 'l''-t:n plc.1dl•J t.!U1l 1~ .ind JClCptnl <,Cnt<.:ncc' r..ir11.'.tn!! from three It> I Ci \e,1r'I 111 lil t: n pmon The Ja,t man '>Chcd ulcJ II) face tri.tl. UC'I \ludent H1 h mJ NoRJ\.\.J, \\J\ illcgcdl) I<• ' link "rth the ( ir'on gang phcr' In hl·r kttn .l'lling the court to i: \ An.11J them 11(1mum \Cntence, I 1! c \ ' mother. larleta h1hc). '1•J '''l c1 uld not gel mer her ' '11 ' ck .1 th She and her hu\h.ind ' r~nl fur the Corrccr1on' lk· I' I rn1:n: liH 30 )earco. ·1 he WU· pli.: ' llnh other ~on i' nll\'-w nan~ in \ 1u 11 t\r;JhtJ - J (Jct \.\. f11ch 1n· t rca'c' her p31n . ( adc1 1 h1he~ \\ftll t: Q.Whlch h o tel tn Newport Beach ha• •ervlng the neighborhood for years? been 29.5 :>m4:x>Jq JOJ 112J 0088·(L9 (rIL) £99Z6 VJ • q:>e~ uod.¥.:>N • ~AµQ ~J1d opn Ll9 •HELP WANTED• OlJTSID E COMMISSIONED SALES REP Excellent opportunity for self..tarteT. Pleasant environment. $300 per week draw. 12~ comml•fon on all sala! Call: 714-642-4S2J OllANGE COA&T DAILY PILOT (E.O.E.) , cox From From A1 1ngl') about the lo)s of Eastern I uropc." Cox said "In Iraq, the) 'cc the lalest example of a Soviet d1cnt 'late about to be toppled by the West." In spite of President Bush'!. ap· p.irent rejection of the Soviet peace proposal. Cox said the Sovi- ch arc working to undermine the :.illtcd coa lition. "The Soviet Union "''" seek to dri\c a wedge between member!> of the allied coalition -France 1~ h1J!hly susceptible," he said "Both America and England as "'ell ;is the other allies have rejected an) notion of a cea'>c fire " I he So' 1et ;imbas ador to the I n1ted '-atmn' 'aid 1 ue)day that lr.1q1 I nre1gn ~1 1n1ster Tanq Az1L .... ,11 return 10 ~to .. co"' toda) \\Ith I 1,1q\ rc,pnn'e to the peace pro· fl<l\JI Co1t bd1c .. es the rc.ulLs arc rrcd1\.t.1hlc "The <;ov1et~ "-JOI 1h1~ "·tr l'mkJ before the Iraqi m1h· 1.1r\ m 1chme ,., dc\troyed Jnd be- fore .,,nJJ.1m I lu,<.cm ' 1s rcmo' ed I r11m pm\ er " \her h1' lrJ\cl'> tu f\101,cu1\ .ind the: B.tlt11.: :.talc!., Cox !>did he hJ'> httlc douht that Soviet hard·hners h.1\C lhi.: upper hand, although So· 11c1 le 1Jcr M1kh;iil Gorbachc\ '!. r··rul•irity" at an all·llmc low "I did not h.we a \Ingle per,on .luring my eight days 1n any part of the <)ov1ct empire tell me that they 'upportcd Gorbache'." Cox '\a1d \\ hilc the hard·hner' in the "-re mhn arc on the loose, the) arc de HI) l<'"ng the hallk · Although Gorbache\ 1'> olten rerCCl\etJ 3'\ a force for the hhcrahza11on o f the Soviet L nlCln. Cox bel1C\CS Gorb;iche' nc' er tn· tended to abandon the ( ommuni't f>.t I!\ 'We confu~cd h1'> clfort to COPS From From A1 think the whole cit\ 'hould get ••lie I he PultlC Olfu.:cr' ~sociation, prl'"111g for a 10 percent pay 1n· uc.1 ~c. had a1ted its gripes ove r I '·•1!~111.1! mor,1le. too few officer., I .ind Je"rl· for more pay in their ne'"ktter and 1n newspa~r ad~ RUFFELL 'S UPHOLSTERY INC. Wt..Y-0....C-....._.. t•n HAalOl •YO. COSTA MllA-W.-11S6 Al'TOl\Sl'R:\\('E Bftt Rates As Published by Insurance Commissioner Including Hi-Risk CALL (714) 146-3323 (1:00 O.M. to ,,)0 p.AI.) No IXC.U ,,,..,.. or tJltW ""'*" c:rw. • TOOAY 1 ~--..... l .,_ ..... lo 1 l Mph. ..... M« 70 ........ COMt lo ""'"'°' .... ...... TOMOllOWt S11n11y wltft hlah• 111 the .,,., '°' aloft& tho co11l lo ...w.ao. l•"•Ml ftlOlfll; • • CIQ.O • • • • y MIAMI ,,A~ OIM t N/IN-W....1 IN ®, ~ ~ rn ~ 0 ~ (I ~ ~ l4IOH lCW ...,.... ~ ,,.~I\~· INCWI "" 1U«Y n C(~Y ctca.e>r Due lo technical difficulties, no color weather map is available today. .... 1..i.enfldd Ila lor "'"°' Cat.altM r'""° lOflt.lf-.ch lot , .... Mont••.., Nffdl" Oakland Onlarlo ,.1 ... s.,.1na• ...... w. s.a-to s.,........,,.,"° '-"'OW.., Sanft~ Mn)GM W..11 Al" SoAtlt.a...,..r• S...11 Cl"1 Sall l••Obnoo T.,_ValS., Y~\ll>t Rep Oms Cox change Lhc way communism "orks w11h an effort to replace commu· n1\m Gla~nost and Pcre)tro1ka ~ere designed to make commu· n1\m more cffecti,e," Cox said fhere 1s no longer m1i,taking Ciorbache' 's intent -which is a return to d1c1ator.,h1p." Col( said Ru'ls1an leader Boris Yclhin 1\ "ldely supported among the \m1et people a' an alternative to Gmbachcv In Lithuania. Co, 'a1J .i recent survey showed Yeh· sin "'Ith an 80 percent approval rJttng. compared to only 3 percent for C1urbachev \\1th support for Gorbachev low thruughout the Soviet Union, Cox ticheve~ 11 would be J mistake for h1\ peace proposal to influence the \\Jr with lraq "The Soviet Union ha-; contnb· utcd no soldie rs or monev to the Gulf," he said "They mu)·, not be allowed to interfere "1th the allied effort agatnst Saddam Hus<.c1n " heforc going public I uc~d.I\ City negotiators have countered with an offer of a 20 P<;.!Ccnl pa~ increac;e over three yc:ir,, officia ls 'lilld POA Pre ... 1Jcn1 Monty MJunc) \\Jrncd council member' that po· lice ... 1.1ffing 1s no longer adcquAte I fc \a1d, though. that "ptl\tl1"c gams for equitable \ell lc ment nre .11 hand " Negotiator'> will re1urn to the bargaining tc1blc f uesday, he aid. Sgt Ed Deuel said the local de· partment 1s "number one" tn the country but that bencf11o; and wages "don't reflect anything close to that." "Who know ," Deuel sa1d,"~mc day we might be able to buy a condo and raise a f amity 1n Hunt· 1ngton Beach." Police Chief Ron Lowenberg said privately afterward that many speakers spoke highly of the police department. "I couldn't have said 11 better," he said. "We do an outstanding job. We have an important miuion and the best way to accompli h It l to work together. We do the best job po~s1ble to keep crime under con· trol " 1-800-786-0I01 Family Support Network of The American Legion 14 40 MIMll 11 so )4 IWll-. •1 10 n lcKtooo ,, 71 SI ~.N.C. n 1l 40 Ch!Qp J7 IO 46 CIMlnMll H 7S H a-l.ln4 Jl 6J 4S o.ht·Jt WOtlh s• 71 0 l>eftwf 49 n St Detroit 47 71 S6 falrbanh .()l IO 0 Honolulu 11 19 .. Hou1ton n 71 0 lrwll&n ...... 11 SJ 711 0 KM>tatClfy •• n 4S lHVPlu " 7S ., lltti. ll«k " 74 4S M-phlt st IO 41 NAolt..ttt. H 74 40 ..... o. ...... 11 7) •1 N.-Yo .. City 47 1t ., ..... ,.., ...... s' SI 1' "-""' •J ... u "'"•llwth J9 BIRDS From From Al in the Bolsa Chica mesa. Several rare warblers, incl uding the yellow and black and white, were found in lhc willows and un· derbrush in Central Park. The discovery of such a plethora of winter nesting birds gladdens the heart of cnvironmentahsh, It also excites city people whose bus1· ness ii is to get tourist!> to roo'>I in th e beach city in the winter. a\ well as the summer "People can come here anll 'cc birds that they probably cJn't sec any place else in the country." \a1d Diane Bake r, execull\C d1rcc.1or of the Hunungton Bcilch Conference & V1s11ors Bureau Baker r'> mo' mg to cJp1tah1e on 1he wild fcathel) creatures a-; a top winter attraction She'!> comm1~1oned Dolsa Chica Re<,earch Director Louann Murra)' to prepare a trail guide CM h1rd watchers and then will adver11<.e nationally 1n the Audubon Society magazine. Baker said. "I sec this as ou r winter hook to draw tour groups," Baker s;i1d "It's a growing sport -and one more thing to do in Hunt mgtnn Beach.'' Baker said the w1n1er month' typically arc the "down season" fo r the hotel 1ndu,try that could be perked up by bird enthu,1a\I\ FEES From From A1 and prevailing land price\ The Planning CommM1on ""Ill consider the \JUd) al J puhhl hearing on M3rch 11 and may rec ommend un ordinance chan~IOEt the park fee, which ha' not been raised since 1978 and i<. currently the lowest among OrJnge Coa\t ClllCS By charging a fee that 1s '>lib stantially below the market cmt of acquiring new park land, the city has lost at least S 10 million \Ince 1978, said Councilwoman Sandy Genis, one of three council mem· bcrs who voted to consider the fee increase. But two council members, l d Glasgow and Peter Buffa, Objected 'it renuously to any mcrea~e in park fees "We may choose to call 11 a fee, t'lut 11's a tax, and the dcvelope~ aren't going to pay 1t," Buffa said. The fee increases will be passed on to home buyers, Buffa said, thereby worsening the hou!ling af· fordability crunch in Co ta Mesa. "We do have signifietnl needs 47 '°"IA.wl, On> S6 n 41 ·-.. lS JJ SI Louk 0 Jt 47 s..Jt Lii<• City 44 l1 u »"""""'lo '1 u 44 » .. 1. ,. 4l u JI Sutt It SI so 4J T a"'pa·SI ,,nb& n ,, lt T«>PeU 47 u JI Wnhl"lton.O C 6l 0 O'I Wichita so l.S '~ S4 J7 11w•a1111 19 JI 41 hlNI " St " HML. ICM& '3 6t S• l ... 4S )4 .. Mnlco Cir, 7S so >• -lr~al l7 ~l •I --ll 14 ., '"'" .. JO ., ·-s• so Tourists spend about Sl 25 a da} .rnd <;tav for three or four d;iys, 'lhe said A la rge tour group can bring tn $300,000 to the ci ty, Baker c,a1d l·our b1rd·\.\.atching teJm) of lour members each scoured the park'> .ind we tlands 1n the c11y and 11' em1rons on Feb. 9 in a re· 'pon~e 10 a challenge from 1hc l::.lk I torn Slough of Monterey Bay. ac· cording to env1ronmcntahst l~i· p11g. Northern counterpart) had ~oun ted 116 species in the Monte· rcy .irea. ~me 30 lcs!. than sighted m I lun1 1ngton Beach S} lv1a Gallagher, birding inform· Jt1on chairman for Sea & Sage, 'aid Huntington Beach 1s a prime location for birds bcc;iuse of its coa,tal location. cx-ean front. <>and> beache~ and bays and estuaries "1 he Bolsa Chica t<i an c, . 1remel} rich natural habitat," she !IJld Central Park has a "ar1et} of hab1tJI\, too, that the Cit} for the moc,t part hJS kept in natural SlJle\, llhC said "fhc neater the park. the fe\.\.t r the bird.,," ~he said. "The mere fact that there\ d1· vc r,1t y indicate" a fairl\ hc.11thy cnv1rnnmcnt ," she '>J1J · !'hat .,o mJny specie'> f1nJ 1he1r h11lc niche here 'PeJk' "'ell fnr the rn~ ·· l11r up~r.1Je\ JI .. ome olmur p.td,,, hlll "h1lc "c do ha'e need,, I dt1n't think "e h,1,c a \lgntf1\..lnt problem,· Ouffa \a1d "H11u ... ng af fordah1htv. on the other hand. "' a \Cll 'er1ous problem:· C1en1'i argued, ho""c'er, that mJrkct .. 1udics do not sh<l" con- \umerc, ah .. orhing th e coo;1 nf fee mc.reJ\C~ lc\led on dc,elopcr' "In i,ome cases. de,elopcrs ab \orb 100 percent of 11, and there arc no studies showing the pur· chJ.,cr ,., required to ah\orh 100 percent," she said. Malcolm Ross, a reprcscntat11.e uf C J. Scgcrstrom and Sons, Co'>la ~k'>J's largest developer, s;i1d 11\ the )mailer builders "'ho arc likely tn get the biggest headaches from 1he ne"'' th.ii park fee s may go up De\.clopers of large tracts gencr· .illy contribute land for park de\CI· opment, rather than cash fees "Particularly when you're tearing down a couple of struc· lures m order to build, the margin of profit 1 n't very great.'' he said. "And not knowing what the added cost is going to be is going to cause some nervousness. One of lhc grcarest difficulties in the de- velopment business is uncertainty." Council eases weed plan FOUNT AJN VALLEY -Be· cau e weeds are considered a nul· sance by the City Council, it voted Tuesday night to Implement a res· olution passed Feb. 5 to abate weeds on vtrious private proper- ties. The ciry already abates weeds. refuse and rubblSh on private property three times a year, ac- cordin1 to council pohcy and 1t1te and locaJ lawa. But one ruident had 1 problem with the city's notice. proctdurc • and the council •ireed to make thinp a bit c•r. Oouldu Hu~ told the coundl that be didn't th nk the p~d policy 11ve proputy ownen enough notice bc(<n they weN ' fined. He said a 30-day notice - as oppo cd to the current three- wcck notice -would satisfy him. "tr you awe more notice, I think you'll find a Jot more happier peo- ple.'' Hughes said. "We have no problem with giv· 1na property owners a 3().day no- tlec1" said Wayne Osbome1 direc· tor or Public Works. He aid that when the property owneri pt the notice to ren>OYO their weeds, they can call ad A1 1hat they wilJ take Qre ol it, .. and WC tab their word for it." Otberwill. &he --.w " subjeet ID a n.. il9d ... dlJ .. n enter U. ,..,.., • lbiel the wee.de. ' Lake rs rally past Houston, 112-103 By Mlehael A. Lutz ~ SPol1S Wl1ler HOUSTON -Magic • Johnson's 3-point basket with 8:02 to play gave Los Angeles its first lead of the game and James Worthy scored 27 points en route to a 112·103 victory ove r Houston on Tuesday night. Worthy led six takers in double figures. Los Angeles, which won for the 19th time in 21 games, had to overcome a Rockets' guard tandem led by Sleepy Floyd with 32 points and Vernon Maxwell with 24. Kenny Smith added 19 points. Johnson had a triple-double with 18 points, 17 assists and 10 rebounds. Houston took its biggest lead of the game at 76-65 with 3:35 to go in the third quarter but the La.leers outscored the Rockets 13·5 over the rest of the period, cutting the Rockets' lead 81· 78 to start the fourth quarter. The takers took a 90-88 lead on Johnson's 3-pointer. Floyd's fou rth straight basket for Houston tied it at 90 before Vlade Divac made two baskets for a 94-90 lead with 6:35 to pl ay and the takers di dn't trail again. Worthy scored 10 points in the third quarter to spark the Lake rs' rally. Houston's ~ard tandem of Floyd, Max- well and Smith hit effectively from the outside to hel p the Rockets to a 54-48 halft ime lead. The Lakers kept nudging closer to the Rockets' lead in the fo~rth quarter. with Johnson and Green hitting from outside. And they pushed their defense farther out. "We just wanted to hang in there until we started hitting," Johnson said. "We forced them out a little bit further and they went cold." The Roe ets outside shooting faded in the closing minutes. "Tonight was a good night for us, par· ticularly Thompson against (Otis) Thorpe," Lakers Coach Mike Dunleavy said. "This game showed how our season has been going. We're struggling in the first half and doing '>'ell in the second half." The Rockets were hit with three techni· cats off of illegal defense calls, drawing the ire of the Houston playe rs. Eagles bring home 73-41 victory PASO ROBLES -Thc @•- Estancia High boys basketball 01- tcam shook off the effects of a long bus ride and a lethargic first half to power past host Paso Robles High. 73·41, Tuesday night in the second round of the CIF lll·AA playoffs. The Eagles (23-4) found themselves in an unexpected close duel against a learn that entered the contest with an 8-15 mark. Bui a 25·0 run which spanned from the middle of the third quarter to the midway point of the final period proved decisive a~ Estancia triumphed going away. In all, the Eagles outscored the hosts, 51-17. 1n a decidedly lopsided second half. "We were a little slow coming out of 1he chute and they played an extremely good first half," said Estancia Coach Tim O'Brien. "Travel had something to do with it, but they we re a better team than we expected." · After the Eagles jumped to a 6· l lead in the early stages, the game tightened with Paso Robles pulling even at the end of the first quarter and assuming a surprisindy 24-22 lead at the break. "We ~ere a little lackadaisical in the first half," said Estancia's Jeff Hokanson, one of the team co-captains. "Coach told us to pick it up defensively and we djd, Th~ defense started swannif!! and we were able to get some transi tion baskets." 041 don't know exactly how we got 25 straight (points)," explained O'Brien. SM ESTANCIA/II By Pat~ °'119 coeet .. Nat NEWPORT BEACH -··-C oron a del M ar boy• Dl- bu ketball COid\ Paul Oma Md I simple ~lion for ....... neer·loill It home tlD SoUth PIMcllfta Ill tlle OP UM liEEkl•• ....... ,-..., ..... :"PM darows, •• Orril laid. "'* ... K.illji ...... front .. - lolr o•• ••IMlll oppcwtmidll Iii • ._ failr ...... Of dae ........ £1.. ..... la tM lllt I :46, but held oe IO ... ... SIA ICINGMI ...... February 20, 1991 The Daily Pilot lllll'tl ...... ClllHL •• .14!-4m at. a7 High school basketball Vikings step up win, 59-57! By Barry Faulkner 011n01 Cont Dally Plot MISS I ON VIEJO -e:.•- Chcrokce Parks wasn't the ~1- only Marina High senior fighting to extend his prep basketball life Tuesday night before a packed house at Saddleback College. Vikings teammates Mike Carreon and Sean Haselrig also came through 10 extend their CIF l·A playoff run, including a Carreon 3-pointer with five seconds le ft to ice a 59-51 second-round victory over host Capistrano Valley. The win puts the Vikings (17-10) into Friday's quarterfinals against founh- seeded San Bernardino (27-1) at an alternate site of Manna's choosing. Marina, which has won 10 of its la!>t I I , trailed the entire second half, until Carreon's 20-foot baseline bomb found the net for the final margin. Capo Valley (22-6) called 1imeout with four seconds left, but couldn't get .i shot off after inbounding from its own baseline. Carreon drilled the game-winner, but Haselrig also found his shooting stroke when it counted most, canning a pair of 3-pointers among his eight fourth· quarter points. Haselrig finished with 13 points. Parks, who missed the final 4.22 of the first half after receiving his third foul, made all five of his second-half shots, but scored only two 'of his 18 points in the final eight minute), while 1n the clutches of a three-man Lone trap inside the paint. "I told them in the last timeout (1.'.llh 21 seconds left and Manna do"n 57-56) See MARINA/83 ' l tt .. ~ ..... c.-. o..i,. ~ The Daily Pilot's All-Sunset League Team -(front row from left) Edison's Todd Smyser, Westminster's Jesse Gomez, Ocean View's lim Harris; (Second row from left) Marina's Darren Crooks, Ocean View's Ryan Martin, Huntington Beach's Mustaphd Abdi and Manna's Sean Haselrig; (back row from left) Marinc1 's Cherokee Parks, Santa Ana's Chauncey Woolridge. Huntington Beach Coach Roy Miller Edison's Brandon Jessie, Ocean View's Marcel TenBerge. INSIDE •Mater Del overcomes slow start. finishes strono to pull out CIF 1-A Victory at Arroyo./83 •Liberty Chrlatlan moves Into CIF Quarterfinals for the first time since 1982 with 57-51 victory/83 •Cat Lutheran Just misses In V·A game against Calvary Christian at the buzzer in 57 ·56 V-A loss/83 •CIF aoccer -Newport Harbor and Coron~ del Mar duke rt out with CIF 1-A nvals -and both w1n/B2 •R•m• tiire two assistant coaches -one for tile linebackers. one for the running backs B2 ·~IF acorea '83 Parks MVP • on premier Sunset team By Barri Faulkner OrJ~· Cow ::>i y P iat AIONG THE ORANGE COAST -Remember the names. SJ\e the photo, the 1991 Orange Coast Daily Pilot All-Sunset League boys basl..etball team 1s something \pec1al Headlined by Manna senior Cherokee Parks. one of the all-lime greats in Orange Coast Arca prep annals. who gained Player of the 'I-ear honors for the second straight year, 1h1s season's honorees include the most talented cast ever 10 grace the Sunset stage. Huntington Beach senior Must- apha Abd1 and Edison 1unior Brandon Jessie warrant marquee billing alongside Parks, while seniors Ryan Martin and Marcel TenBcrge (Ocean View), and Chauncey Woolridge (Santa Ana) round out a star-studded fir t team Westminster senior Jessie Gomez tops the second-team selections. who also include Edison senior Todd Smyser, Marina standouts Sean Haselrig and Darren Crooks, and Ocean View sophomore Jim Harris Veteran Huntington Beach Co&ch Roy Miller. who guided a team of Abdi and three sophomore starters to a third of the league champion- ship was named Coach of the Year. Parks. a 6-foot· I l Parade All· American, will make his futu're hcadhne!> at Duke University, but not before leaving a legacy of great· ness at Marina. Showing increased bulk. confidence and determination this year, the four-year All-Sunset League choice averaged 29. 7 points in league, including six games of at least 31. He pulled down 14.5 re- bounds per outing and threw in a triple double (22 points, 16 re- bounds. 10 assists) in one victory over Ocean View. Abdi, a 6-3 guard whose talent denies his apparent physical limita· uons. took his inside game (24 points and 13.4 rebounds per game as a 1unior) outside this year. With a playground style as entertaining as 11 1s unstoppable, Abdi slashed, See All·SUNSET,W Edison shreds Elsinore's pressure defense, wins, 71-49 By Jon Ferguson Or1l\gl ~ [)Jtt PllOI • HUNTINGTON BEACH @•- -Elsinore High came into 0 - Tuesday night's CIF Division I Il·AA second round playoff game with a reputation for pressure defense, but the Tigers left havi ng the defensive tables turned on them by the opposition. Edison High didn't -shoot as well as it did in the first round of the playoHs, but the Chargers played defense and rebounded with an intensity Coach Jon Borchert felt was missing for much of that ftnt game when Edison settled for a five-point win over Claremont. While this time 1l came in dif!ercnt fa~hion, the ho t Chargers again cruised to a big lead early, and this lime they extended It throughout the game en route to a 71-49 boys basketball v1ctOI)' ''We've kind of lived and died '>'Ith the press, but ii was not effective at all," Elsinore Coach Roger Blake said. "They didn't run an offensive set until there was about three minutes to go in the first quarter. It was all tran 1uon. We're normally a pretty good defensive team, but they hurt u ." Junio r forward Brandon Je~ie had 21 points and 15 rebound to lead the way for Edison (21·6), which wi ll meet Sea View League champion Tustm (23-4) in the third round (Tustin hosts at a neutral site). Jessie had needed only 10 to pass Jeff Fisher·-. -;ingle-season Edison record of 345 rebounds set in the 1969-70 season. Edison limited Elsinore's leading srorer, senior Marcus Maxe). to a team· high 10 points after the forward had exploded for 31 in the first round. ''We played solid defense all night and did a pretty good job on the boards," Borchert aid. "We did the things we need to do to be consistent. "We had a huge letdown the other night when we Sol up 16," Borchert said. "Tonight, we JOI up there and added to it." Maxey had six of his points in the first quarter despite reinjurinJ hi1 sprained ankle but had JUSl three re.bounds in the game. "(Maxcy only hurt us) f<>r a Huie time m the second quarter. He aot the ball three straight times in the tow pelt ... Other than that, we helped out wdl Oil him." Blake w n't about to btamc au. team's loss on the hobbled Muey. "We jU$t got our butt kicked," 8lab u id. "Him goitlg down early dida' W, S..ED41QM1 Foothill goes to the buzzer twice in 79-77 OT victory By Roger CWon ...... l*' NEWPORT BEACH -··-Foothill HlJh'• Kniabta. Dl-12 .. 11 apinlt the nit. 3-0 • ipintt Newpott Harbor, lllowe into 1he quanctfinall ol t1't CIP lll·M bMtetbaU pll)10ftl Pridly ailht II I result of Tuada1 nipt't 79·77 overtime victory at Newport Harbor. n. Kaiattc, ls.II ....... will ..... ,,. No. I HI illd Bll1Bde II I .... IO bl detlnniMd lllJ ODill lllp ..U li::Z. ..... .._ .. "'I ... ..._ • ••r't ... • 1..,.. ...... ... ., ... Ma oft • 65· t foot pus from point suard Mike Busalacchi, the Knight.I recovered their poise in overtime and went to the •ire aaain. The Kniahts and fans had to be cleared off the floor and with order resc<rid they went biclt to bUMnca Wtth time dwtndlint ltii Kiiflhts' point ~ a ...-tiftj Hncb8ctcr in foocball, ... , to the Well and 11 it had aU nJpl .... -6JDOl-7 ... Ill .... *-of 6-loot·7 Nick K.olqlu1, ,.., ..... 1111 ,.... _, ........ ................. ... 1 ...... ..... ., ....... ~- Press box 111'111 MVP RIO Joins $3 n..-a-ye• club NEW YORK -World Series MVP :ii Jose Rijo joined the $3 million-a-year club when he ag.reed to a $9 million, • three-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds on Tue day, while Jim Gantner and Cory Snyder lost their salary arbitration cases. Pitchers Tom Cand1ottl and Mark Knudson and outfielder Danny Tartabull agreed to one-year. contracts, leaving SllC playe rs in arbi1ration with two days remaining. Owners lead 8-5 in ca cs that have gone through to hearings. Gantner, who made $700,000 last season, hnd a ke d for $2 million. But in Milwaukee's first-ever arbitration heanng, arbitrator Daniel Colhnl> !urned him down and picked the Brewe~· offer o ( Sl m1lhon Snyder. who .i lso made $700.000 in JiNQ, hctd asked for Sl.02 million. First-time arb1tra1or Nicholas Zumas instead chose the ofkr ot S800,000 by the Chicago Whue Sox. In the f1ri.1 salary hearing in New York th1' "'tn· ter, Dan Petry and the Detroll Tiger~ appeared before arb11ra1or Raymond Goetz Petr). "'ho made $475,000 last year, is asking for $1 35 m1ll1on while the team 1s offering $650,000. Rijo. who made $700,000 last scJ,on gets a $250,000 signing bonus, $2.25 million th" ~cJr, $3 m1ll1on in 1991 and $3.5 million in 149~ He can ma~e up to $500,000 more each sca,on 1n perfor- mance bnnu..e'I if he 'tarts 33 game~ Jnd p11che' 220 1nn1ngl> He 1s the 39th player anJ the 16th p111.her to agree to a contract averaging S3 million ,1 \Ctt,on. Rams hire pair or coaches The Ram!> announced Tuc~day the} have hi red Ronnie Jone' a\ their lmc- backers co.1ch .ind Cl.1rencc Shelmon as their running b.11.~' coach 0 l .1nd1111t1 'clllcJ "-Ith Cleveland at S2 '\ m1lltun. 1 r.11 ... e lll Sl ,437,500 Tartnbull. tn J deJI re.Khl·d l.11c ~lnnJa) night, agreed with Kan'•" < II\ .11 \~ 22<i.ll00. a rat!.e of $575,UOO. Knu~h1111 .ind \11 \\Jul-.cc agreed 10 S4 5.000. Jone!., 35. scl"\ctl as th e Philadelphia Eagles !>trength and cond11111ntng coach the last four sea- sonl> and wa' ah(' the tc:am'!> linebacker coach for the last three )car' Before JOintng the Eagles, he was the hncb;1ch·rs 1.oach at Arizona State for two years. Shelmon. 38, cuJchcd the running backs at USC the last four \C: tr' Before that, he was the run- ning backs coach .it Indiana from 1981-83 and the running back\ co.1ch undtr current USC Coach I Jrry Smith JI AmonJ from 1984-86. lktro1t left-hander Paul Gtb~on, 1 n." ••Ul· l1l'ldcr l'l·tc lnC,l\1glia and Pittsbu rgh ~econJ h,1,c- m m I "t l 1nd .ire 'cheduled for hearings tod.t\ 111 'l" ) no., ·\ngd' third ba!.eman J.it~k Ho~t·ll. I 1111..111111 111l1t l.lcr \t.rnny Lee and Tornnt.1 righ1 - h,111Jcr Ir 1n~ \\ 1 '' .uc ... cheduled fo r 1 hur,d<iy 111 ( h11..1).!•l In other sport' ne"'s Tue::.da): • Los Angele' Clipper .. center Benoit Benjamin ,,JllJ he plan\ 111 te'it the free-age nt market after the season cni.h hut will speak with the Clippers t 1 rst Ben1am1n "rll become an unre!.t ricted free .1gcn1 .it the condusion ol this season. his St'<lh \\Ith the Clipper::. The NBA trading deadline 1s I hursday. l3en1.1m1n\ na me has been mentio ned prominently 111 1rade rumors and James Casey, one l)f Oen,am1n's representative\, 'Jid he be- l11:ved the Cl1pperP" t. pm 8 "" " ( l1p~r~. f'r1mr 1 ,~._t't, 7 'ii r m Ill F\ 1\10' ( llllrt~ llHkcib•ll I 1 1 m V. •mu1 \ •mkn 11 ••Au 111· •••re I 'ii"' •Jim f'almcr'-. bid lo return the maJOr lc.1gues \\as given a boost when hi\ agent said the HJlt1more Oriole!. indicated that they \H>uld invite the 4'i-)ear-old H.111 of Farner to spring 1r.1111ing I he Oriole'> ha"c let U!. k.no"' 1h9 re 111teres1ed 111 111\lt1ng Jim,' Ron Shapiro, P<ilmcr s agent, \a1J ~ 11 rr. \1•.a .i•C' ~· ~: J 1hn • I '' ' ~ pf', IJd' ti 11 ' Irr f 1••1 ( \j'tltll•( hAI "r pm '° Ill { .uuh • ~· AIC ~· l\u>t I ~I '° (IC'iX'Ah al 1: lj ~" · r" L. c .ic 1HJ1 • M.1rty l \On,, the last remdining member of the '\c" ) ork 5Jck Exchange of the early and mid l\IJ, .tnnounced hts rct1rcmcnt from the New Yt1rk Jct\ l \om 1he Jets' first-round pick in I <nlJ. m"'c:d Jll of la~I sea,on with a torn left I I llnr" kar I!•~ . ' . ... { l'ru fl~•hlhall .. ' '' •Ar I , ' II' p<" I :n 1. ' . I '" r ~ f' ' -By The Assoc/11ttd Press \II" rlllllltl>U\ \fl<lfh n l \ Ct.nt t 1¥ir.,4'1.(' •, ;_t II 1)( \hP'l4\ '• • ' ' I ~ I ' , 1 , ~. 1 • 'r"' • t\Chllnncl ..,te ol the day EDISON From 81 It \Ill•' ,., 11 •• ~.11 •• 11 If' ~IU\ l'ro ltuc kn IJ ~ I \11( \ u I 1 ·' ti 'llTil: .tnl\lt: I t ltnui 1 r I .1mc h 1d. a1 .t d11! 111 r11.!1 t I 1' the 1h111J! 1h 11 lhirt ,,,1, th 11 •t • ~ 1J d1tln 1 ''l'r up .ind hdJ ii HI J g.HTJC ftkc lhl\ I d1,1•n .11ntrolkd the b11.ird-, h\ 1 111 ~1; m.ir~1n .ind '" Jdcn'1'~ pre'' HI.! lnncJ I ),1111irc 1nt11 l'J t 1rn11,cr' ,1nd '\1-rcrccnt 'hooting f I ~.r.:;, lrom the l1clJ I he 'I 1ger' ii'" 'tru~~lcd at the line. h1111ng 111'1 11 ot 21 tree tliro''" and ms-"ng the front end ol all wt 11{ 1hc11 11ne .ind one \1tua1 111ns \\c cot J c.ouplc of '\-rnintt:r' 1l1l'rt· .1 1 the end, but \\C nccdlll •om of thme c;irly 111 the !ttmt'.' Bl 1~c ~Jtd. "But at halftime. \\.c h ln't hi t .1n\lhing 1111t\1de I:! kl·t .en I thl''f p.1l~cd 11 in nn u' \\ht n 11 l!> f1)1.k ~l trLU\ .l \.\J\, \H' tl1lfl1 ! I 1\C .1mtl11ng :l'c 'l hcy "'ere much 111t•1c .1cgrc.....,1ve th.in \.\C "ere • I follling .1 7 4 le ;-id, l·dr'>llll orcd three \tra1gh1 h.l'kc:t' .1 f 1,thrc.ik 1am hy Je,<.1c, ,1 ~-p11in1cr IT) Greg Miller .ind a Jc'"c J 'i. f11nter to take a 14-4 le•uJ w11h 2 I'\ left in the (m.t quarter f\\11 more turnover'i in the final minute produced two more Edison b<1,kci.. and boosted the lead lo 20-<> at the fir't stop. Edison took control ol the game 1n the third quarter. Elsi no re pulled within 38-29 with 5.25 left , but Edison scored 13 straight points -includ ing six by Jessie - and hm11ed the Tiger, to just one point the re.-.1 of the quarter for a 51 ·30 lend entering the fi nal penod Mtller hi t four 3-pointen en route to ,l 14-point outing, Todd m~er added 12 points. Edison hil 46 ptrccnt (26·S6) from the field and de p1tc • poor 30 perce nt (4·13) from 1-point range were able to dominate. "Again t their halfcourt trap, 1hc onJy time we didn't score was when we hurt ourscl~c.s." Borchert aid ... Their press didn't bother u 1 but we hurt oursclva i nd mi scd a lot of l1yupt." • Ftrguson Jenkins, Hall of Fame pitc her. o n h1\ ph1lor,ophy· · J\c al"ays said that Ide " ltkc an open book -one page at a ti me until you <.lie and then the book is closed " High school ba8ketball boxes HIGH ICHOOL •OYI M.,1ne 59, CeDlet,_ Yelley 57 IC" l>MeJeft I...& hc4'ftlll ..... ndl Merine C..._.,_ Vallef ,, " ,. tp .... ,,. ,, ~,.., • •t lollcC""" 4 ~ 0 1) 'l"'\tO"!"' "' ! 4 • ~•it•••• 3 C I ...... 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The 18 & Under Division (high school juniors and seniors) had 116 teams from all over the United States (Texas, Hawaii, Wa hing1on, Oregon, Arizona, Idaho, Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota 10 name a few). The tournament also included 56 16 & Under teams and 20 14 & Under teams. The Oranae County Vollerb•ll Club senior team competed 1n the division I playoffs. Their opponents were Kern River (Bakersfield), Pacific Coast, S n Luis Obi po and Golden Spike (Minnesota). They were ve ry lortunate to beat each of those teams to win the championship. ln three of the five matches, OCVDC lost the first game and had 10 win the tiebreaker to progress. Each division featured pool play on Saturday. My team played a team from Washington (Team Yakima), a team from Arizona (Phoenix Juniors) and the Nevada Juniors team from Las Vegas. It's great to meet and piny against the players from the other states. Charlie Brande There was some justice in the OCVBC victory over the Minnesota team. Many of the OCVBC players competed on the Corona dcl Mar girls team that won the state championship. Our local teams participating included Cal Juniors, coached by Tim Mennealy (Ocean View High School), and Kip Yoshi minea (Rancho Santiago College), as we ll as Mission Valley , Pacific Coast and our Orange C.Ounty Volleyball Club. Sundays format included another day of pool play fo llowed by playoffs for the pool winners. All of the other teams also progressed to playoffs with teams that finished in similar positions in th eir pool. The double-pool !IY'>lem allowed fo r very competitive playoffs in all divisions. Along the way, due to some administrative adjustments, the Sea Queens lost '9 match to La Habra. As the season progressed, 11 became quite evident th at CdM was the best team. Charlie Bnndt 's volleyball column appears in the Oran1e Coast Dally Pilot every Wcdnesda,y. All-SUNSET From 81 spun and leapt through opposing defen'IC'i, which conce ntrated pri- maril)' on stopping him. He scored 28.5 points per league outing, while still managing to pull down 12 rebounds each night. Ora921e Coast Dally Pilot's l·Sunset League Player of the Year Player, School Ht. Cl. Avg. Jessie, a 6-5 blue...chipper whom opponents must fear for another full season, scored a mere 23.3 points per league game, snatching 13 boards per contest. Ch ero kee Parks, Marina 6-11 Sr. 29.7 First Team Mustapha Abd i, Huntington Beac h 6-3 Sr. 28.5 Brandon Jessie, Edison 6-5 Jr. 23.3 Adept with his back to the bas- ke t, Jessie en1oyed free reign from the perimeter as the featured weapon in C.Oach Jon Borchert's offensive scheme. He took full ad- v an 1 age . e levat i ng above overmatchcd defenders for 3-poin! jumper<i. or burn ing th em wi th an explosive first step and dri'e to the hoop. He wa\ the singular reason the Chargers gained a piece of the tn-championsh1p. Chauncey Woolridge, Santa Ana 6-6 Sr. 27.0 Ryan Martin, Ocean View 6-3 Sr. 16.1 Marc el TenBerge, Ocean View 6-8 Sr. 16.6 Second Team Jesse Gomez, Wes tminster 6-1 Sr. 19.9 Todd Smyser, Ed ison 6-3 Sr 12.3 Ji m Harris, Ocean View 5-10 So . 14.6 Darren Cro oks, Marina 6-4 Jr. 11 .8 Woolridge, a "'ell-kept secret playmg fo r the leo,s-tha n fearsome Sa ints, impressed 1n his inaugural Su nset SC.l!.on. \COrt ng 27 point'> per game An all Century LcJgue pick the p.i I two \ea«on'>. the 6-6 posl man will move to forward at hi s next stop. Sean Haselrig, Marina 6-2 Sr. 10.6 Coach of the Year Roy Miller. Huntington Beach and spirited team leader ~ear. helped drav. c;agging defense~ off Park\ and to his perimeter iumper. v.h1le Croo~ .... who missed mlht of the pre-league campaign v.1th a liroken thuinh. emerged 10 .1dd c,conng punc.h for the Viking!.. TenBergc, bound for Colorado State, was a consistent factor for the Seahawks. "'ho stumbleJ down the stretch agdtmt i.upenor com- pe1111on A 6-8 ce nter, he averaged 16.8 points and 11 rebounds in league. Miller, who adjusted h1" incxpe- nenced team's lit) le on a ntghth bam. depending on the Oiler,· op· ponent, got the most out c1f Ahd1 & Co. His !>trateg1cal e"<celknl·c I' further illustrated by the l.1ck l•I .1 second Huntington player on the all -league team. I l,1mo,. 1n his l>econd var!>tl} !.Ca· son \.\llh two more to go, has a bright futu re ""h Ocean View He J\ eraged 14 ti p<lints 1n league and 'cl a school 'inglc-sea on :is~ist record from the point guard po!.1 t1on Mart in , a ~lreak shooter su- preme. hit for 16. I per Sunset out· 1ng .. md wai. a tenacious defender Gomez quietly prodm·ed night after night for the L1om., "h1le Smyser did the same for Fd1i,nn llaselrig. a second-team pick la!.t High school soccer Newport reaches quarterfinals, 1-0 By Bany Faulkner 0nnge Coast 0 Pilol NEWPORT BE.ACH -Newport Harbor High boy soccer coach At.rn Payne claims his Sailors arc due for an offcn'il\.e e:<plmion. But, following a l·O CIF l·A 'iccond-round victory over v1s11ing Barstow Tuesday, he agreed he would settle for the occa'i1onal outhtml "We're going to put a "'hole lot of goals up real <ioon," Payne said after ht'i team dominnted the Aztecs throughout. but mi1i!.ed several quahty chance~ to pad the le.id "Our offense is putting things together, we JU'>t aren't putting it in the goal Socce r is funny th.11 "'·•> ·• Newport. "'h1lh 11nrr11~c1I to 14-4-7 with m 16th \hutout, will ho\! Wor~m.in 1n Friday's quarter- fi nal Senior S\.\Ceper 1 udd r 1fl. "'ho anchor~ the Jc- feme 1n fron t of the two man goalie rotation of Mike Hancock and fo,h Klein. chipped in offen - \1vely Tuesday. ncl11ng the only goal on a direct free kick f mm JU't be>onc..I midfield in the 32nd minute of the ftr-;t half Tift boomed "hat appeared to be a pass to strcaJ..1ng Garrett Prott. but Al.tees ~cepc r Jeft Mason. charging out to intercept the li<ill, colluJcd with a teammate and the ball "ent nght by him for the game-win ner "Did I score'>" ai;ked a retreating T1fl after h" unltJ..el) tally found the net. Other off ens1ve standouts for Newport included Jim Hicks, Shane Pcrluss. Brannon Coluccio, Chm Hunter and Joey Perez. ln addition to Tift, defens1"e standouts included full backs Malt Sherwood. Derck Steele and David Kemper. The Sailors' defense yielded JUSl two solid shots. both saved by Kle in. who took over for Hancock at halftime. So defensively 1ncl1ned were the Tars. th ey even 'topped their own sure goa l in the final min ute of the first half Pere1 started the Ourry with a shot defl ected b)' Ma on. Hick pounced on the rebound and spun quickly, connecting on a shot that rocketed by Mnson toward the seemingly-open ne t. But New- port's Kun Kosky was unintcnt1onall)' positioned directly 1n the shots path and the ball ricocheted hard of( his shin and away from the goal hne. Sea Kings romp to 4-0 triumph By Patrick La11on Dllnoe ~st Dady Pll01 NEWPORT BfACH -Four players cored a the Corona del Mar boys soccer team cruised to a 4·0 win at home over Norwalk in the second round of the CJF l·A soccer play- orf1 Tue day afternoon. Dan Soucek, Tanner Rupp, Scott Owen and Joson Boyce all scortd for the Se.a Kings (16*6- I) and Owen and Rupp each wisted on 1011J. CdM, the third·place team from the Sea View Lcaaue will race La Canada Friday at a site to be determined in quarterfinal actJon. The ca KJnp were able to w;n dupitc hav· 101 two players, includina llarting midfielder Bill Rimmer, out o r action duo to iUn . Three other CdM 'tarters wuc also sufferinJ from the Ou but were able to play, 11thoU1h forw1rd Ju tin Pierce lasted less than one half. Still, despite cwercominJ ~ ICMnitia, Sea Kings Co~h Man in Meoropn says hit tum ctn still put on 1 better performance. "l dOn't think we're. pl1Yin1 u welt as we could be," MeOropn uid. ''The prnet won't be lhll euy 11 we pqrea. I think tho home ) draw really made 11 difference for us. We get great s~pport from the studentS, faculty and parents . Soucek tarted the scoring 11 mi nutes into the game when he beat Ro man Camacho down low 10 the left side from 30 yards out. Camacho wos out of position so Soucek fak-cd out his de· fend er and rolled h toward the right comer where ii hit lhe inside of the post and bounced 1n. The second half .. ., three goalJ, two crou- bars hit 1,nd I wide open JOll that WI$ mi SCd ju t left u the Sea Kinp took control of the match. On 1 free kick fiom the rf&ht s de, Owen . beaded the blU leh to Rupp, who drilled it into the net from 5 yar~oot for his accond pl of the a.son aix minutes Into the half. At the 2S minute mark, Owen connected from 12 yards ou a for 1 3--0 lead. He took 1 pua from Rupp and drilled to the ri1ht side of tho net put a divln& Camacho. BOyoi doled out the icorina six minutes lat.er when hit *>t was ICcidelidJ '1ccred into the M l W Noi'wd's HumbenO V-.....z.; , Orange Coaat Dally Piiot Wednetday, February 20, 1991 • --- - High school boys basketball Monarchs pull it .,ut with 21-3 run in 67-53 triumph By Richard Dunn Or qe Coas1 0. ly PllOI l:.L M ONTE -TheE•- itineral) to the Sports Arena 01- lor G.1ry Mc Knight's Mater , Dc1 ll1gh Monarchs did not include how the f1r\t three quarters went Tuesday night in the econd round of the Clf \11u1he1n Section l·A playorcs. have our laSt mcctina tomorrow, )OU can turn )our uniform in by lunch time and seniors . . . it's been a great ca on. They're such a good group of kids. 1 rarely have to rai c my voice at them.'' Mater Oci, down by one (27-26) at tM intermission and behind 34·26 in the early going of the third quarter, dodged a bullet in this one, then outscored the Knights, 21·3, to end the game here at Arroyo High. \\ c had a lifc-in-gehcral talk at h.lllt1mc ,'' said McKnight, whose club 'Pr,1ng loo e 1n th e fou rth quarter behind J.l\on J.ine k1 to secure a 67-53 victory .ti! 11n\t Arroyo, champions of the M1ss1on \ Jllc) Le ague the pa~t two seasons "Our guy came in here jullt thinking they're going to win," McKn:~ht said. "Hopefully, thi will wake us up • Arroyo (19-8) took a 50-46 lead \\1th 5:25 left in the conte t. enough of a 1011 to bring back mcmone of last year in the I told them 1f ''e lccp this up, we 'll SEA KINGS From 81 fourth \ceded ·11gers, 39-36. I he o,,1c1ory sends the Sea .._1ng'I up against Sherman Oaks of Notre: Dame Friday night an the lat1 er's territory, a rematch of last season's semifinals Ironically, it was Jon Upham's p.11r of free throws with 14 sec- onds left that sealed the win for CdM (14-14) Upham led all !><0rer~ with 16 points, but except f•·r th e game-clinchers, was shut nt11 1n the fo urth quarter. "It .,., a~ good st rategy for them to keep sending U'i 10 the hne,'' Orm sa1J "It\ "'J\ \mart for them 10 1n and mal e us mm lle\k. the>' didn't e\cn h.t\C to th.11 het.tll\C \\C m1, .. ed them all h~ llllrSChC'>" I hl ')c.1 Kine' took aJ,,1ntal!e 111 the £ l!!C rS l.1tk 111 OUl'1dl: 'hnotmc. 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Orm ,,lid "II the) h.1d JU'I put up .1 ,ouplc 11f ou1'1dc -.hots v.1.• \\11uld hJ\C been "'l>rricd ,\ hlllc. !1111 thq l11e1 kcd like: the\ "erc11 '1 'Ill. \\h,lt Ill Jo," Orm fL It he glll .t complete cllort llO holh the offcn,l\e and dcfen'l'C end' ll l the lloor and th.11\ wmc1h1nl! he'' ~ccn lo,ik TARS From 61 thro\\ for f ooth11l IO pu'h II 10 ~3. ~II \tile Okr rc,ponded with his 'cwnd I-poin ter \\.llh '\'\ lick., left ll• tie the gJme at .. , -the fi rst 111,1.inle the Sailor' did not trail "nee thJt 3-2 lead at the outse t I hat left 1t fo r the dramatics at the end of regulation, and into ,l,c rllme. r he IWO lrJdCf.l ha kets 10 go .. 'i.7'i and afte r Michael S11pe ~tole the hall the Sailors con"erted on a Mdntce JO-foote r. "'h1ch rolled in for ,\ 77-75 Sailor..' lead. Winger tied II at n on a 16- foo ter. Harbor had the bnll under 1t'~ own basket out of bound!>, but a had pas<i rc.,ulte<l m a turnover, ,cuing foothill up with 56 seconds to go The Kn ights worked the clock do"'n and then went to the well. "We JUSt went h1gh ·low,'' said I ooth1ll Coach Jim Reame , a 13· vcar .. e teran or the Foothill program "I thought Newport did .1 gre.lt JOb of tempo and that Huy Ngu'tcn, hey, those were NBA three..," Reame~ could afford to be grac1ou!I. Hi team escap ed a bullet, and had to win it twice, but when it came down 10 the fina l moments, Konopi as, who scored 31 points and made 13. of 16 from the field, wn there. "Th is was a areal aroup,'1 said Serven. "The worst thing about this is that I don't get 10 coach this tea m anymor e. We had a chcml try that i.s hard to explai n." mANl:IA From 81 "They went cold, we &Ot I few 1tcal , and we hit 1 rew hots th1t we weren't hiuina m the first hal f." Mau Fuerbringer, who noc.ched nine in the first half, ind Son LJ hared ecorina honon for Eatanda with J.S points, while Paul McDaniel• end Mike H111 chi~cl in with l l lpiecc. Neat up for Eaiandl, the top stcd ln Divi ion lll·M II 1 dllo 1ng for -especially in the play- off-, "The kids didn't get rauled e\en when they prcll~Cd u~." Orris said "A couple of month ago, we probably would have fa llen apart. I stre~~cd to the team a1 the half we had to ~tay 1n our offen.,e, and keep running it even if the re wa,n't an open· ing. "On defense '"e really stuck to the plan We did an exce llent job there." Orri!>, knO\'n for his slow- do\\n strate~1c'>. """ plca,cd to sec the Tiger' s11d. to their gameplan ai; well Neither team attempted to cct into 1 fa,t hrcal mode .1nd th.it :.t111cJ the ~ea King-. ··1 ,1l\\J~.., tecl ,1 lm\·,cor1ng l!amc ,.., 10 t1ur .1tl,antace," Orn' ~.111.l One th111~ .1buu·1 ,, g.1me hke th1' " the turnmcr' .ind re· 1'1 und' arc m.1gni!1cd .. AnJ m1"cd tree thro'" I he l\\11 tc.1rn' 1.·ntcred the lin.:.il pc:mid lll'd ,11 2.'J. hut the ~l: 1 Kini:' \\l'l11 on J s.2 run 111 the t1r..,1 ..i 12 m1nu1c' tu l1p1.·n .1 J~ 31 lc.11.l D1)lli! I lc"1.· led tht• ""' 1n the run · \\Ith ll\C poinl\ nn .1 l.1\lll .ind tlir1..c lrc1.· 1hr11\\' I he othn h.1,kct \..1mc \Ill .1 J. pointer h~ J,1,nn Cl.irk from the ri~ht ,,Jc to open the peri11d \\1th lJph.1m gu.irJcd Chhel~. 11 ".:.t' He,,c "hu h.1J ll> 1.1kc o'er for Ctl \t Jnd he c11n1rih11tcd lour fo:.irth quJrtcr rchuund' 111 ~o i!l11ng "'1th hi' 11,e po1nh · D1,ug h,1d .in .111lk lllJUI') that h.1mpert•d h1111 tor ,c,cr.d \!.1mc<· Orr1' -.11d ·I .1,1 "eek he pl.l\cd ~01.1d nn the otlen'''e l'nd. hut let up dcfl-n,M~h l 1m1~ht he did ,, h: ltl'r Joli 11n lkkn•l' · He\ ~t't the t.1lcn1 .ind I'm n111 ;ifraiJ 10 ~o t ' l11rn \\hen I h.I\ c II> • Afti:r I k''c m.1.tc •llll ot l\\11 lree thro\\' ICI ).!1\C: ( J\I I \f\• point lt..id. \,1uth l'.1'.hkn,1 he!!·'" tn \.\hlltk .I"'•'' .it the le.id ~<1111h Pa,JJen.1 n11' '"th .1 111.-rcwrf.l with FoothiU . _,, n. ,,_.,. ,.,,., Newf*t Hlrbar'• ... Mell , .. on econd round of the e eliminations. "We were down by 11 at halftime (la~t scaron) against Cerritos," McKnight ~aid. "That's not the way to do it. Horefully, we'll get a home aame Friday night (1n the quarterlin.lls again t Los Alami to~) But 1 can't figure it out. Maybe it's youth, ma)be we're not experienced enough, maybe .,.,e·re too cocky. Maybe th1'> " the rc:,11 v.orld .. gh:e the Knights their one-point halftime bulge. "I was pretty upset at halftime," Mt Knight said. "We were up 23-16 (with 3 ~2 left in the first half), then 11 wn!> their game all the way. We let them get h<ick in 1t. I told them we're going to be bu\lng tickets !or the game al the Sport~ Arena (for I ·A final ) " charge. J he Knights opened the quarter hy taking a 50-46 lead. fourth Alter B ... lle!>teros (17 point!>, i.even bo;mh) nu1kd hi!> third tre)' with 5.04 on the dod>; ind Mall Manwarren scored 11Nde "'11 h 4 .t 7 to go 10 give Ma tc r Oct a 51·50 kJd JJne\k1 -.cored six of his e1ghl r.,unh t1111ttr point\ tu seal the win \\h1chcver, the Knightll v.ere \entlmg the top-,cedcd Monarchs (24-t) all ort of me,,ages. beginning in the 'lccond qu.1rter "'hen Arroyo's 9-3 run put ~fate r De1 in the hole (27-26). John lnint' .. in Arro)O guard, drm-c the la ne on .i l.s\I· break IJ~1n to '>core at the buuer .1n t J J Ballesteros got Muter De1 h<1ck in the third, launching two of h" three 3 point hots m the last I :25 ot the pemxl 10 lock matters up at 44 entering the tuurth quarter. fhat's \\hen Janc!>ki C 19 point , ~'' rebounds) -who d1dn·1 st.ut the -.1:cond half bcc.:ause of a shodd} f1N hJlf -:oo~ B.dJe,tc: rm '\-pointer triggered a 14-0 run JPl.l J nok1 led the as!>ault as the ~lun.m.h 23-9, in the I urth 1.j ·~ ,,. ~1cKmght >aid of h1~ pertormance "We didn't roup. That fourth quarter. la\ that .,.,av, there aren't , ~re gmng io beat us " Clf scores HIOH SCHOOL BOYS (1ec:ond round) CIF Dtvtalon l·AA long But ~ • Mc;alcs :• P l crto'OOC ~ Aedla I'(\ E ~ 7 Ola"N a s ·3 E JCMcwt1 en c•.r-tv • l)l'lYrm e1 lo.~ B•i • • •• • Alla.merl • ~ 0-~· Ii A' M "'an,., r 4 CIF Dlvlalon l·A Meter Del 8 7 * lot ,_j_ i' ' ., E Merlna I t , C •l ·~ ' Sin Bemirtl:no 92 .,, ~ • J >: 1rv1ne •8 cerr.~ 12 S.WU 8altl1ta 70 ~ e#Oi>J fi• Thouuotl OM S5 Ca'""°'~ c.pr,..s 5 2 (otl ~·'5 .,u CIF Dlvlalon II.AA J W ~ 63 8c • 'I ,_,.. ~ H Torrne 78 RI. '· G1ellc:ora 7 2 ~""'' 64 Gm-71 ~ •u-•5 ll$JI 79 Ori ~ lldleoft 'J1 I l !flC. .. 4 ~ ~'I, M1*11.~ .. CIF Dtvtslon 11-A Mu la 89 lo .t RfOclndO 6 5 [ l.'.Jdf..., l.. KtMef; 8 t ' T orr&ne t 5' P :n Outtt 81 u S rn ., Vt~ 11 Htt W<son 6!! Rio Mal SI II i.· •3 Ttrnl:lle tty le, V'l!tnc~ 41 S.tn 69. ~48 CIF OM.eon II~ btMOI• " Puo ~ 41 79 ...... HerMr '17 (Cl) T"' t5 Slwwe M ~ Clltnha ••• • Ccsta '7 71 ... 67 76. l• Sema 12 ~71 l~$0 P~ 74, Trlbllto 50 CIP DMeMft 111..A Mllfl'!Nlldt 71 ~ $f Siii C*NS 1 A St Ftwls 17 .... One C$O). Tl Ill 62 can.~ 31 uc..aa 67.AMln s.11 ........ , ... , .. 5" a ....i az. Yum :• ... rt l"ldl'C.a .. CWlhb11nV-M ._.1•. r.....-•1 ~et,__,.. aw n c.r.-1Hll17, Hotr"""" N ...,..,, C..'MIJ Ci.-. II .,.._ c:ililiM 51, l\o 11n1 n t'llfll'l or n. ... ~.., =-·~:.=':a ..... ,, ... =-~\a."C. a~'. ..--.::-=-it.. .. ,=-~ -'A: _ ...... • MARINA From 6 1 'omconc L.1 J ' i :.tc p !of"ard Mann.i ( 1d1 ~·c"e Popo\ld said ' .• I lc " ,, the gll\ t< n1i:ht We c.ime •hrt•ui!h tont~ht like \\C have Jlt \e ir lotH? ·\\c re.111\ bounced h.1, ~ ... Ha,elrig i. thirf.l 1-pointer, "'1th ~ 31 left ll• ":.J the dcfo:1t to "( "2 Alter :l.1: l\\O ll'.1m' 1r.1dc:J 1urnmer' I l 1,clr1g h.1nkcd 111 J lcapins:: r.c: 1n<kr trom 10 tc • out tn .. ut •he le.id It• one \\Ill ~ 2" rem.11'1ir·~ Cc iC If\ I! HJ D.1\lll S(J..,•\\1d 1.onn •. ~tccJ n .1 I l·f<l( t bJ ehr JU mp<.·• 1·h I :: :; !cit, but P 1r,' fou£h' free: Joni! enough to can I ~-1< ,1t I irn 1round to put • pre,,u·. ",~;.,on the ho .. i.. C1p ,•r.:ir~ > \ .1llc~. the th rJ r;inkc J t .. 1m 111 Or.inge C 1 1 t\ !!·•'c · .ir "''th c;ci ... ccond· • " .... he l \l .. irin I JUOIOr f,,, .... II j D.irr~n ( roo._, rt'boundeJ 1 m' .. d ,hot b~ 'cnior : f""'.l J Br ... 11 \ll( or~k \11 r1n 1 S o O tn nr 1 cc Count\ ''ori..cd the d d. · \C<..llr.•h. bc lore lJlhn~ lime: • t ._ct 'nmllhing up tor P.sr ' .1 '• f1><1t-l I \JI '\mer1,.in b<1o1t1 ! ! • Duke P.1r t '· hm\C\Cr \\.l\ hlanl\c1 d "'hrn H.1,clrig held :h1: h,111 het11nd the '·roin! hne on :he left "'ITIC. \'Ith I I <.('cone!<. lch \\ 1•h the -.ro .... J r Jr1n1.:. larreon hh1"1: frcl' on the left bJ,t'line JnJ llJ'e r1i:: "'unc him the ti.ill "I ·had the "ho• ' I I• \'a' ho"' Carre n de,cr1hcll I 1' cool game· .... 1nner "'h1~h 'en• thr: \'1i..1ng' l;in' in:o J frer/\ II 1' -.prc.id onto the ci un J' •he huller oundcd ,. , n1,hed \\Ith a game-high t' and ,1dded eight .ind three blOl.ketl shot:., .en1or gu.:.ird!> v.:ere the IT • u: to ~ii' c m\ -.ecc.on a ... 11.:i!telng. v.ho finished nt'> on 5 of ~ shooting • r "I felt like I had to the open !>hot (down nd I v.a' h1111ng 'lw lost h1' st a rung the De~cmber c."un, cigreed the ~ v. JS not de~igned .d '1!>n·1 tor me. 11 v.a s.ud Carreon, who both of hi'i ' r int allempt~ and ' •t 11,e point ... "l \\asn't t' til pre~'iure \\hen I · rc..icted and 11 \\Cnt in.'' "1ntcd an} body but • 1 t.i c that last shot," \.tile' Coach Mark 11 c'pl.uned ·We didn't (her .._ec to beat us and he un:l rWndtCl) ' !'Jr~., '>1dehned in foul 11 Ca rreon, Crooks ( 10 r l' cn1or re\ef"\e forward Denni' \\inner\ and 1un1or point ~u i·tl I 1m Pham all ~cored to help ·h~ \ 1~111~' dr.i\\ e~en at 27 at 1n:erm1,,1on P nk' .. 1ic1ng around :and th·1 .ch .:.i th1l.kct of Cougars in' u lcft:ndcr,. hit ,ill four '>hot\ ·t 1: thm~ quarter, before r I! .incl C arrcon took ~er in • I,; l • .irth \I tr na !>hot 5t1 percent 2.i of 'I fr m the lleld, IA hde upo \ hit JU't ~l ot 51 (41 I IS Liberty overcome t. John's Minutemen reach the quarterfinals with clutch win L1hcrl\. Chr1,11an', @•- OJ1.t Kellam) \C1>red 01- )l\ of the \ltnutemen\ tin.:.il <.e1.en po1n1' ind fm1,hed "'llh 1-Tue<.J;i, night a.. the\. topped St John',, .;-.~1. and <Hhanccd t the ~uartcrfinal' ol the bo}' bJ\io.c1ball pla>of!~ tor 1ust the <,ccnnJ time m ~chool hi\ I Of\ Libert\ 115-l .... 111 ta c third· ~ceded South Ba' Lutheran I :11.J) F-ndav at -30 at a 11e :o he determined in the CI.I D1\I ion \ A bracket The Minutemen\ onl\ other trip to the qu11rtcrfinal\ came in 19': The M1nu1cmen. v.ho trJ1lccl mo t of th game, held oft \t John's alter tJJ..:1n~ the lead fnr good. 50-.1' .... uh I Ill to go on Toby Curll' ' h.l\kct Kellam • \\ho hi: 1 'I' o! h1' frc:e throws in 1he fourth 4u.irter. had !our chanry ~hut~ ;mi.I J oa .. i..et d~n the \lrCtt:h l 1n1tl Curto' ha<,ket. Liberty h.ld hdd JU't tv.o brief one-point le, h but had ne,er 1ra1led by r. ore than \I\ point\ Curto finished "'llh l I points. D.a.c: \' ccaro had 11 points and 13 ret>ounds and Mil>.c Hoggau added 12 point In lfl• thcr \'-A second round ~11me -•(a h a r~ <.. hapt l 57, Cal Luthrran Sf>: The C-Hawks had a ch:in .. e to "'in 11 in the final <,econd of pla~. hut a 20-foot ~hot h' Brad Plud .. han rimmed in and u• and Cal Lutheran o f I lun11ngton Beach fell out of the playoffc: ~1th a 9.9 overall record. Cul Lu led by three with two minute left. but a bucket by Bruce O-.e r meyer a nd a .. uh,equent Cal Lu turnover led to .in Qq=rmC)Cr tip for the winning mar2in with three seconds left. KAtrnnJI.. aJCR. INTBLUG SWP. 27, ......................... _. .. lbelm ........... IJ 11 ....... ~.._.., ........ ~--~' .... -... ·---··--· .,,.. ...... - Deep 181 DAll'n'I LOCKIJI Ill_., -I )-....... ,_ ..... , ......... ) ~,.,_, __ 1.....,_ ~ l.AMllllO -I -I) .-~a 11~n_,_,..._... CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678 FROM NORTH ORANGE CO FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO THE DAILY PILOT CLASStF1£0 OFF•Cf HOUl\S ,~,,,,.. Sw·o<:• .,..,,. r, Sam S JOpm 8u...,,HI (.our•et ....... ,. oo.m ~ il>P'" DEADUNfl Pu8LIC.A Tl()N 0£.AOllNE Monday IVM<I•• WecJ-1• ,,,....,ICJ., ''"'.,. 5-•lu• J•• Sinoa .. Frt$30 P ... ... on S JO PM '--~JO p ... WIOO l 30 P ... '"''''~JO PM ••)}()PU lt1 \'\O PM CHECK YOUA AO THE 'lflST DAY Hou HI -fot Sele ... , (j[) ,' '" 2" Ae~·11 ' ~ "'11.'. 'll 8vt "UI & 1 -\. r ~ ... ,. 1 Ii.I / [-f') " .... a · ·-•· ."Ii • t ' ..... ,(. ·~./ Ol•tic"IOtt t"\ ) ),." ' .... Hou1e1 ft • ,1' , ••• I (,,, .1.1 ~',I .. 1 'I, l I 2 UNITI S181K 18R houM + becM- lor, FIOW« St. Ca.II for detalla. Agt. Ca1•y. SRI, 831·22C2 lllT PATRIOT i~, ·-·' tt -I I'• .......... . ',. ... ,.,. .... . . . .. . ·, ......• ' I 'Pl'"'" ....... ~·~•,,, 1.• ... •, H1ir1t11H1!1 1•' H11 ,tr 11 • · ;(l ~Ml. to .. 3 BA, 1 Ve SA. huge cul--cl•aac tot w(AV accea1. Need• pa.Int A elbow gr•.... ThOU- 1ands b9low mattc9tl 120',800 . .,,.., H 2-6221 ~JI ,' ; fl• ' ''I 1 5,000 down, 38r 28a, lg IOt w/nflW roof, kftctMn, COPf* apM-15,500 In 111 • .-... Udo kW., 1 118.tOO. Celt ~ Home l'eltl.. CHUCK A uz .JONES Old•r trlpl• wide. 131 ·1 He Of e.....T'2 L.lltD9 COY9f9d pdo ... rt.net getd9n pdo w/fountaln. Modet~ IH d , profaHlonalty ct.oorllted. 13 BolYar, UdOft.-1 N.8 . l,.cwely ... 29A. f/p, poof, RV ac:aee, I car geir, 8220,000. '41-1079. SELL Honors BAIKrf BALL High achool bOya All-P8Clftc COllat Le .. ue (COllchea' aelectlona) Co-Moat Velu•bl• Ple,.ra Josh Borella. Laguna Beach, Sr. Matt Fuerbringer. Estancia, Jr. Flral Teem Paul LaMott, Laguna Hills, Sr. Paul McDaniels. Estancia, Sr. Son Ly, Estancia, Sr. Darrin Gravley, Laguna Beach, Jr. Brian Matsen. Laguna Hills, Sr. Second Teem Brett Poulos, Trabuco Hills, So. Patrick Barnes. Trabuco Hills. So Jeff Pickens. Costa Mesa. Sr. Darvin Thompson. Century, So. Tom Rav ensberg, Laguna Beach. Jr. Mike Haas. Estancia, Sr. 1.- SOccer High achool bo~• CIP 1-A HCOND "OUND ~ MatMr ,, a.r.t-0 .... .__, ·--...11115-••1""' • ._.__,_ 4 c-na d•I M111 4, Norwell! o ............ c..... z J-0 ,,... .. C.0 11111 K°""C S..ll I II. • '" l \-· , ... 1 ""' J -.._., .... --_,-------~-.. ... c::vcc::~ltO I COAH ·~J ~-•C....> NHL T~'o l.,., .. '!!>W;I' ' ..,. ... J M Lllvl I 1-Z ~· ,..,,, c-•-c ~ .... z -o "'•••,tl JW -)(bCJ 1C-alC......t c..-... 11.1r• -•e ,.....,.,. t•do , """'-: ........ z ! -0 Once lbe ~ her ahyneta nd once her 1111-esteem surfaced, Erika Mapainc b«uw OM ol ,,_. ___ .._, name names. but he aaid "about six to 10" of the leaauo'1 fme1t will be wcarina &J:ten and ~Id next fall. m0$t prominent players in Orange Coast Collqe women's basketball hi tory. Mannina -who at the beginning of her f rcshman yeu I t season had a confidence problem, feeling her basketball kill weren't up to JC standards -i now the most r rolific rebounder in sehoo history, in dd11ion to bcina the Orange Empire Con(erence scoring champion. Manning scored 40 points in two games la~t week to narrowly win OEC scoring honors over Golden West's Bits Sirehia (17.48 ppg). Manning, who averaged 17.52 ppg, fini hcd her two-year career with 561 boa rds, smashing the previous mark of 517 held by Lisa_ Schumaker. This season, Manning also became the school's greatest single-sea.son rebounder with 2961 topping Schumake r's 1986-87 record or 277. Manning signed an early letter of intent with Cal State Dominguez Hills. Rich ard Uunn 0 Golden West wrestling coach Dale Deff ner had to enjoy observing the Sunset League finals and the CIF 4-A championships last weekend, casually observing the cream of the crop he hopes to snag for next season. OCC doesn't have a wrestling team, so owe gets all the goods from the district. Dcffner wouldn't Orange Coast Area briers 0 Bob Wcucl'1 Orange Coast men's volleyball team, look.Ina to "three-peat" this season as state champ on1, hope to Improve to 4-0 in matches tonight when the Pirates host intra-district rival Golden West at 7. OCC, which had 60 hopefuls out for the team when conditioning began last fall, went to 3..0 last Thursday after sweepina Irvine Valley, 15·2, 15-8', 15..C. Lance Lyons, a lc:rt side hitter, is Orange Coast's top returning play~r. 0 Outside linebacker Kevin Roberts, an integral part or OCC' championship football team last sea on, will walk on at UCLA this fall, Pirates Coach Bill Workman announced. Rlch•rd Dunn /J an Oranp Coast Dally Pilot Sporn Writer whose d ub ltnnls column ap~•rs ertry other Wednesday. Rustlers to begin state title defense ·1 he Golden West College women's basketball team opens ddcn'c of· its state title tonight \\ ht'n the Rustlers host College of the Dc\crt at 7:30. Golden We-.t , which '"cnt umh:katcd in \\annang the Orange [ mpirc Conference tit le for the 'ccond straight season, enter\ \\1th a 30-1 record and the No I rank- ing an the state . • In college ha!>eh.111 Ho't Cal State Dominguez Hilb r.tlhcd for three run\ in the bot- tom uf th e eighth inning to break .1 tic and d.11m .1 S 2 -.1ctol) mer "111( .1 I (\,liege. •In cnmm11n11\ r11llt'1•c h •<:c- h:tll: Rob Wal ~er's two-out ROI· )Ingle in the top of the 10th inning gave Golden West a comc·from - bchind 10-9 win at Palomar. •In men's college ba)kctball Southern C.)hfornia College ha' ~Witched the Site and time Of tonight'!I non-conference ~Jme ~ 11h Chm11an Herilage to 6 o'clock at Point Loma College •In "omen\ college tennLS: UCI ltnappcd a four -match los- ing streak by defeating New Me- xico Sta te, 8· I. •In women's college ba!>kCt· ball· Kr1!>t1n Bevis ~cored 17 point' Jnd hauled down 12 re bounds to lead SoCal College to a 72-66 NAIA Dil.tnct 3 victory at Biota. -By The Dally Piiot COLL•OE WOMIN loCel Cott .. • 721 ai.te H tNAAA Dtat"41t 'I a.ca1c..... • .... 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'f04/I_..,.... •5trt Custom Wl!Tfeiturri ..,LT HAULING Service -19N• Tom, 548-9295 o • 'Q8'Yd c:lnups-trMs 15 years exp Uc 894·28t t213-596-7518 CARPENTRY NOMI ""AJ" Ooof-wtndows-cfosot1 T trm1W r9C)ljf OOn1 o k. Don 893-8673 DOORS , noora. tenco1 drywall and cabinets. Oltted Craftsman Mark, 848-1790 French d~a. windows. and euatom 1huttor1 Factory direct prk:H Call DOI 830-6~ Cement Concrete J'.i26 Driveway• pat oa palh• etc No IOI> 100 llNill Atat Mlcker, 131-0553 ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION Ma1onry-c:oncrete pa· 1101-drtvewaya-rad· wood fenca1-land· cape Mike 54~09e Cer,u111c I lies .Fi.'B CONTRACTORS AND HOME BUILDERS Tired ot lneompe-tent unrellable tll• co'• Try a co w/lnt9grlty/prlde AAA Tiie & Marble Uc, bond. 239-3970 THE ORIGIN.AL DEAN the TU llAN leaky 1howers·Acld wuh & reQfoot New & Repalf. Bathroom•· DRYWALL REPAIR Jon 145-8192 •A-1 MOVING• 730-1353 CLEAN & EXPERT For a Job Well Donel Setvlng 0 c '°' t 5 )'!'$ Uc T-1511.~2 PalChH, water dam· DICK'S HAULING aga. room add'• Free Junk to dump & gen· Ht 648-0812 John eral haultng. Large Fenc.Ps & 0PCk S 1h lel REPAIR. AIClwoodl c.dM Pott Replace Ct.l!NS Jim Whyte 842·7208 Fnc Prf'•J1•r1!1 ci11 ~!I 1 / , lndustrlaJ. Sprinkler•· Syatem1-Portabl•• Alarms 714/84M585 Floor lnStJll nf'p.11r\ !11.11) ng Vinyl-ceramic-wood In- stall Remnants. Bonet Uci1553589. eso-e577 G;iraq<> Onr1r · !'. Op<·IH'I'> .it •• '.' co s . ~. Sectlonal· 1 ~ dOOf Sprtng.hardwar..opnr Ucfl5t8398. H3"4te H .1ncly M.111 1, :11 _.,,. ;J truck wllh htt gate. 540.3798 HAUL 4·U. 2 °'4. Ofl'f' retH or other ••11- matea. Oen haullng. frM household toxic dispo sal wllh load FrM H t. 944--0389 H1 1111· l11111r •'·'''"•" .h.\ /')h P;11nt111g 3858 l"tl Yrs of MIDDI LOCll OueJltY Mtn"ded Cue'°"*1 Rldlard S.nof (Uc~)64W209 llCHAEL COX PAINTING St 2/Hr +MATERIALS Ret9'9nC9a 87Mooe REPAIRS/REMODEL PAINTING PLUI bp'd oarpentry. alt Gualttw • a1111 repalre, bfg/emaJI. free AffeN!able &48-5788 eat. John, M&-oo.27 PAINTING-WALLPAPER l Ir 1<f',( 'q ii ,i..:, l .11Nr1 (,,11•· .HlOA •· TREES ~ A·Te.AM GARDENING/ MAtNT. 11 yn expef. Julian • Yotend• Oar· denlng 8erv. 842-3921 OARDENING·Full 19f'V. Landac•pe..aprlnktrs- sod-mow .. dge-clnup, ,.. .. , ••••• Me-2711 AND REPAIRS Local ref' I hl)lr1 ll'Ork Freeeet.M+1471 RAINBOW Clrc .. Malnt Plf*O lnl EliL Hcue & Ape. Oual ~· FtM OIL Sl llc#5SMSl7 83&-1758 IURPllDI PAINTING ~ pelnllno 11'1 ""*"' llorllll UC #8020H lnaured. Bonded. FrM Estimate 845-3305 llonliture Painting lnVEllt, quatlty custom painting. Stain, loo-~. whh• wuh, A enemel. llcen1e #H9U7. Fr .... tt. ma .... ~S'7 P 1;>"r"'rl ·1~'·' Shower door• Kllc· 1 __ .;;.;;.;;...;;...;;.;;.;;..;;.....;.;..;;;;....._ floora·Plumbtn; Uc 25yr1 0 C 873-t0&5 ' . ,., TILE lnatalled/Repalred ~ COl"'8CM 88l't'lcl 1-;;..4..;;...;;...;.:;.;,..;;.;..;..;.;;.....;._ FrM Elt & ,..._enc:ea John & 14M178 ......... • • .. I f ,., ED'S PWTDINO Re1tuecoa, Patchea. TextuH. Ceilings. lnV Ext. frM eat 850-1420 lnVEllt. patch plaaterlng Custom llxturlng, quality WOflc Prot14ome-No Prob- lemll ,~ 554-7831 DRAINS 15. 115, A up. Faucet, dltp , haatere. Uc. replpe a4 hour. 84M242 Pl 13.2..e57 Pre 111• ·r ! , M.1·~.1q.·r111, t 111'10 I CAM MANAO• YOUlt ·~""· ti yeara ·~•· R.E. Bkr, 710-0239 • I ~t PACIFICA NP\'IP'''! fh:.ic 11 : 11,g TOWMHOllll Newport Hetghte 28R 1 ~llA In charming •IAYPWOllT * eondtuon. Freeh paint, 2er 2a. on aanct. fully ~ patJo, catport, turn. Avl tll 8/16. ~ ~.~~·.=: 11290. (111) 211..()207 Curt 11 831-1298 •BIO CANYON town- houM 3BA 21" Beth. No pet• 11850/mo. Allf 2/20. 873-8112 S1·1·~ · •t: M1 ·n !UU l RENT tluou9h clusilled ., MO PMRMNT .... w/fllll. ,... crpl & '*"'· yrd,...., pd. M7~'L• .... t 7IO 1..,. Ot.noe c· 1740 21"4 Plae.mia.e 1165 C..~120~M •COIY HOUll• Rec.nl remodef w/'Mw 28" 18A, gar, W/O hk *QOOD LOCATlll ' . -oft 0..... ... 180091 up, petto, 1775/ mo t.o fJlll ... oof. ~·· MM knc l!l)t 28r 2Ba, den, MS VICTORIA Large 2M 11" 8A NO PETS 722-8011 OI P9tio 11760. 113-7892 CENTAUR MGMT Townhae. La,u•d ry f.YfWknd 722-8140 832·2232 or 722-9012 __....... rOOtn, petio, el ---1" Off 1ST MONTHI •CIH n. lg 2bt 1ba, 1795 mo. Spacloua 2BA 1 'ABA new cpl. vertlcala, di 2071 THURIN twnhme. lt50 mo. ••ooo IAMUl'l w, gat, ldry, atof•O-CENTAUR MOM' • too S•• Ln 844-2811 • "" ' 1750 No Pet &40..2495 132 .. 2232 or 722·9Cnl (C.I for Detall91) t BR '"' unit OV« gar. Spacloua lBR, like 11rE/SIOE 2BR w/gar, •GREAT SPECIAU 1169, UY rm & ldlch w 9r)O & new cpt & drpa PoOI ba•ut EJald• 1·t8R --. b-'--u, w/d In new, lnet frig, atOYe, • • ......... ..........., micro poo1 catPQl1 & •P• no SMt• oui.t SCS50/1760. l.ndry, ca-. gar. 1825/ mo •1500 laund~. Call Oen. luah grnds. 831·7378 ~no:::...cpe!!=....::13:;::;..;.1 .... ..:;..;;;.27;;....._ ~. 713'A .JaatNne. • ........... 2 0 IN 62&-1165 OI 723-1513 VleYe .... ...-. •WTllDE• •M VE· * 3BR 38A ....... 1 1915. $250 OFF IPICIALU 2BR 1 BA .... 1"5. 8eautrfUI eX'ln la1ge Delulte 1 & 28drm NHr bHch, patJo , OCEAN VIEW!! 2BR 1 ·~BA town· Small Peit OK gar. lnc!ty. 840-4544 Redecorated 2BR houH New carpet, 7131" Jaamlne. Upper 28A, cathedral c.<l·I I~. OW w O hk-up. ___ 5::..4..:..l:::;....;;7..;;317~;.._- 18R rear unit wfgar. Inga, pvt balcony gat, patiO $975 mo. 28R 1 ,.-t.aA ,...,... saoo • $500 ct.p. Jacuul From 1995 1780 Santa Ana Ave. t.ou.. 172.8. t• 52Mt85 Of 72).1513 No pets. 855-0ee5 CENTAUR MGMT apt, .i.u. Poo4 • BACHELOR Apt. Qui.ti--------_E2·2232 or 722·9012 tndry room. 546-8091 neig h b orho o d , n o * EASTSIOE • t EASTSIDE• 2BR duplex, frpfc, w ld pet1, near oceen. Spaelou1 2BR, 1BA. tBR S850 mo Incl gaa, hkup, g~. 18851 $475. ~242 ex 382 retng, gu & water Inc watef & gar No p.i1. mo. No P"b· S750/mo &4S.58"3 819-834-3710 Oranny flat w/W/d on ~3 Elden 5-48-7854 ~..;..;;...~;..;;..;~--- greet atreet 16SO/mo. •1 MONTH FREEi •l!ASTSIDE• 729-72&4 Of 873-1733. 1BR & 28R 1V•BA. SH to appreciate Della O.lgedo, Agt. Poof. lpjl, cable hkup 1BR, den. gar· tndry The Prudent1al C&.111· W'&STLAK.R VILLAO• hk up1. 1858 Walnut. Ofnla Re!f!y. MW1ll $085/mo. 132-5088 [....!~~~~~~- READ THE Q..ASSIFEDS nw. .. ...., ,..,. d Cit ....... ,.. wllt "' ...... d • °""" ...., " .......... ....,........,. ~Wu I llir ,.. Md ,_. ....... 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I • I • • I I • • • I I • i • ; i ... .,.. .......... a...... . _,.,...,..JAW 1-...Nu'"Jf~ ...,_d!pM04119 1 lldmt 1 .. "818 ... , ... .... '700* D!l!y N . ..._1I01 hitlO, .._.,,. ttOO 1...... ~ abr, 1ba new ~ ,....: MO. 'rla· dahwehr stove Channel f'M<, 4.50I ---·-----Incl. No p!! I ti tll5 W. 8-'boa 81¥d. JIOO/ ITIPI TO 8~CH IL,.,.,, TO •••~u mo 122·1110 LG 31SR, 28A, r/p, LQ • """"" w DliCOUiT It ICRt PMlo-fncd "'· •1~ _.::;.;;.;..;;....-.;;.-....-~.;;;..;..;:;- ------._...., __ -------- A DAT! toNght. Hear talking per90Mlt from local women a men who would Ilka to rMet you (Mmu a hair Tabby, orange. 1 phoM I lncld). 000.. AAA LOCAL ROUTE. M 10 9 mo old .. Cotta 34&.3377 11.05/mln EASTSIDI! QUIET IBA ·-°" 1100 Oft mov.4n. new mo, y!arly. 87~2507 BEAUT. Newport 8Hch HOUSI!. W/D hk·up 3BA tBA, ~ unit, 2M, tBA, nt Mindi Studio: amall, open 6 pvt untum rm w/Ba, Oat11g•, patio, No 1>4111 gar .. W/O hk-up, D(W, ... 1Slmo ete-4400 bright, 1 blk to bHch, kite, lndry, empt adult, 1795+ sec. '4&-7234 11195/mo. l•rga deck, itlnt toe, 1315 +ult. &4M511 2100nnl.UIOL.ugonll u:::: ~ 3BA 2BA• t•05Jmo. 780-lle2 Back Bay, mlt 28A. 840, ?IO, 100I .,, C .. h. No VancllnQ. No Mau. '42·5•83. Affectionate caflng glrta 1117 Weatcllft, NB. Selltng. 1200-teoo l'OUND. Lg. Dog. CM., are waiting for your Eaatalde 28R, lBA, up. CENTAUR MQMT '2 ear gw, blk to THE QAANVILLE 2BA. 2 bllca from atal1ra,:.blg 'C:.Om•d· OuNtet 832·2232 or 722•9012 ~~i..:'.~!'}.,:01• Now Laaalng, . spa-Nwpt. YMCA. 137&/ AA• '41"'6032 WHkly from HCh 73~89t8. call. 1•t00...H-'4H7 Central Cotta MaH. guaranleed IOC•ltlodn. p..aAMal TU FOUND·. I -rg• IOil·halr 110/eart. 18 a up Full t9Mce. prrom ~ fnvHtment _requ re . ...~ .... eq ft to eoo. New Im· 1.aoo.aa ..... 30. PRIPAIUTION gray Fam Kl TY, provamentt. t to Vt Local Vending Aouta Ace"'*, r...onabty vary affectionate, plut frM rant.14Me13 for aala. ~d confldentlaf. wHrtng dark flH coli--lar, at Ford & Newport WC ATRJUll °"1Cll CALL IMMEDIATEL YI and w..kend Blvd., Cotta MHa. .. _.._...._ F-L.... 1-800-274'8081 appoh"m•nt• (your &48-5•78 "•-"' home or min.) ....... _.;:;..;.;;...;;..;."-"------ na g .. or .. oo • 0 · • ' ..._ ' '" 3 BR' .... utll ..... -·2 pats. 1950. 931-8l55 •STEPS TO BEACH. Dave, &45"3e83 clous 2 • • mo. "' . .--... ... 38r 28•, frptc, new Ut a 1 IO 2bR 2 8 (aoma with oceen COM. Sh81• bHut SBA LAROE 21R $725 carpet, '*'11. MIWty '9Cl9e, c~a t! 1ath Is • l'rp~· views) On Fairway Of home, 803 Orchid. 1BR $800 631-408e S1100lmoyi!y&42-3850 Po04 ~ MO. FREE NB CC. Oatad comi Walk to b .. ch. 1420. THE SEVIUE •S,,.cloua 1Bdrm w/ AENTI ssm. Call ~~~~. ~/p~~~ap~. 694-9388 or 721·9546 2BR w/gar, bltlna, yd. OCEAN VIEWI Steps Betti•, te2-H02 or w/d hkupa (No Pets). CdM apt n-smkg Fam ' . . . tt D(11r11·-.T·•" 1t•IH BHutlful Udo Isla. SELLINQ OA BUYING MIIe "'9 tu.,_,... LOST man's gold Ample frff parking, A BUSINESS? ttta 1'0U are entl· watch, Initiate, EHS, Housekeeping, h i- full Hrvlce. Space fOR FREE INFORMATlON tl-4 te. Fri or Sat REWAAD. school g rt, C.M area, Wtr pd. &36-4120 9-5 to bchl Property Mat1e, 641-8130 By appointment. 21-30 yr• old. 2br, 2e19 Santa Ana J 1155 House Alt,. _,.2-3850 Lovely condo-atyta Exec 71•1&4+<>603. 2be. oen vu $515/ mo JWa• te heottnr H~ rentel. 'All youra or 1hr 955--7635, &44-M1• WALLACE WOODS • 2BR ,_ .. _ S900-S950. w/me. FUiiy turn 28r Upper Nt wport Bey An V•ll•y M/F ahr 3br • 1BR ....... $750-.Sn5. 2Ba w/gvm, apa, tan· 2BA 2BA nr NB Centr hm. Lg BR. All prtvl· from 971 •Q ti to CALL t 800 m 8838 CaN 651..a23 673 1479 h<>YHW'Ofk 4 hra/Wk 2,725 sq ti. Call Jlmt---...:P~r,::oMA=~TC:::H:..:.._ __ L....-------·---1--·-------751·2144 aft 8 pm Spacious 2BR 2BA w/ spa, d/W, walk·ln clo- Hts, carports, $820 No Pats. &4s-t055 Gar~ pool-apa nla. ClOM to ocean/ S94!SNOpttl640-13&4 lagaa. N·amkr. 1425 Ftanc:i.rs, 71 .... 7&-1244. LOSTI 1 ~ yr Old mal•t-------..----lf you"r• loolclng for. c•r, c•t. gray 'w/blk rings "~can~ It. 1401~. 64s.e838 vu. Perf for traveling mo. Refs. 9Cl2-4848 28R 1 BA W/ocean vi-el(ac. Juat bring your on 30ttl St. 5925/mo _..;.c...;10_1_h.;;.es;;.;l'-97'~S..~57.;..;t:;.;2::..__ South Coast + $925 .. c. AVI 3n McLAIN ENTERPRISES Metro 2686 Leg. Ben thr 3br hH w1 ocn vu. Lg BR, pV1 BA. Full hse prlv Lndry $550 494·8321 Orflce & gar space, • rma, 3BA, 12' rollup gar door. 19th & Pomona, CM. $900. 945-oe&4. cl•sstfled h•• new• tor you.iiiiiii!i~idi~i~iti~i~i6i1ii99•i·iRi .. iii:iir:"ieti:.i~ilft9diiii ... iiiih. iiiji -~------ Hu11t111qton Damon 71._989-1579 FEATURES Beach -l640 2BR t BA, parking, Bal EXCLUSIVE Isl. S825 utll lnct. 2BR BEACH A COUNTRY IBR 1BA, large back· 1BA, gar, 1800 Clay CLUB COMMUNITIES yard Walk to beach St, $850. 873-3039 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom >Ont locatlon Pats ok! 2BR 1BA. Steps to Apts W/frplc, wet bar, $800/mo 960.2875 beach $950/mo. micro, w/d hkupa, NA OCEAN, Lg 2br, 11200 .. c. dep. Agt. central air & garage 2ba. Privacy Gar, 990-4711 ext 217. w/e1Ctra atorage. All patio. No pat• $825 28R GALORE!! matntananea Incl. mo 857·1778,960-6231 Sorry, no 1>41t1. S10SO.S1200cfo. FROM $1,295/mo CALL TODAY! THE NEWPORT MAAINA Pavlllon Real Estate 7llO-Olll9 675·8120 FAJffWAV APTS ll BIG CANYON A Clll ti di• ..... ..... 3B A 2 BA, lrg kit ch, ___ _;.844-0SOI__;~__; __ frplc, 2 lrg dacka, w/d NEWPORT PIER area. hk up, 2-car gar. 1 blk 3Br 2ba, gar, w/d, f/p, to bch or bay. $1350 yrty $1300. No 1>41ts . earl 495-6581 Avt now 873-eMO llPlilll By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH '\ort h :0-11111 h \ ulnt•rahll' deal~ \;nrth WEST NORTH • 9 8 7 • A Q 10 a • A Q J 7 +J8 • A J 10 6 2 EAST •Q •2 • fl 7 • 10 8 6 5 +A6 • 9 ' 2 +KQl0 9 7 n 4 2 ~Ol'TH •K fl 4 ~l •K J96 5:J t K 3 • :l T ht' h1ddtnK ="or th Eut I 4 + :; Pua South 4 Pass 0pt"mn11 lead Art-•I + W est _. . Pus nounce 'alues there nn the W8\' to a fi\•e club sacrifice. a.nd North: w1lb uch. good heart support, reahud South would Ix> unable to bid on because of poor ... u1t quality So North compelt'd v. 1th five hearts, despite a m inimum 11penmg bad. West led the tHe nl dubs and F..ast probabh should ha\t• Jf'tl asoned the king in an attempt to icet 1>artner to shift to a spade But v. hen Ea'!t en couraged. West rnnt inued v.1t h dubs. declarer ruffing ~ot having the ad\'antdge ••I 11et> mg through tht bach ol tht• 'ord<o. dt>t larer drew tw11 round .. oft rump11, Ea .. 1 d1'«.'ardmg 11 rluh 11n tht' M'<' ond ;\'.l'xt r amP lour round .. ol dta m11nd;. nn v.h1d1 dE"tlartr .. ruffed tY.11 .. pudl'!>. a" Ea-.1 p1tt ht'<! unothf'r 'luh A 'Pad{ v.ru. led from du mm\ iJnd v. hen Ea-.t produced thl' qUl'f'n t11't larl'r knt-v. t-nouich ttl""J t thl' h.md 111 l111l11v. lo\\ fht' dt'lt'ndt"' "'t'rl' dead a~ dudo hird..' \\ t -.1 1·1111ld 11111•·\enake1A1th11ut .... 11m1111p cir 1 liut-r .. k111g ti" th£· lul11ll111.: t rn k, \t'I II E11 .. 1 \\t'ft' ll'lt on ll'dd, I hi' lorct<d duh return v.nulci 111111\\ d .. ,lartr t • d1-..urci tht-k11111 pl -.p11<fr., v. h1le r illinic m cJurnm\ t Gre1t Loc1tlon• Lar~ 2BR t BA, DIW garsge, lndry room, close to So. Coast Plaza S795'mo Lg 3BR 2BA w/gar, w d, $4 1 O/mo + uttl, mlf, BY BEACH, 845-81 24, 548-5t21 . Small upstairs office In Cannery VIiiage, NB. $250/mo. Avl now. VIiia Rentals 675-4912 505 SUNFLOWER 632·2232 or 722·9012 NB, tam to share 3BR WESTCLIFF BUILDING exec. twnhm, w/prof rn/f. gated com. Nwpt NEWPORT BEACH Rooms 2706 Hbr. 2 blka to bch. WHtclltf/lrvlna Ave $590 lnclds utll. & gar. Office & Ratall Avall EXCLUSIVE B•lb o• _64_6-3_83_5_. ____ .._ ___ M_5_-e_1_0 __ 1 _ ..... Penlnaula, prlv antr. NWPT HGTS·Lrg twnhm 0 t furnlshd No smoking Conv toe. Oar., W/d, .our flrat pe I $350 675·3391 all amenlhH. $475 + utll. Dave 831 ·2652 VOUf flrat Job, In prlvat• home. furn. ' $385 . 10'1oo utll. Incl Prof fem looking for VOUf flrat C8f, kllc priv w d pool, same. Park Newport , M 30 · 642·5436 C.M. 2BR 2BA, $475 mo • -LA-G-UNA OEACH dap. N/smkr. Call Cl88alfled'a MOTOR INN 759-45845 lv Ms .. Wkly rentals $1 75 & FIND your Up Color HBO TV, maid SVC, healed pool flrat chqlce. & stops lo ocean. 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Sp 33Tr- :µ Slugotsh 36 Light IOUrC. s 7 PREVtOUS NZZl.f SO\.VED 39 Gussetr. e II 40 Make hap~n • 1 Peeked 4 2 Aet>ullO U The IS c.11 45 Nova Sco11a cape 4& Audtt>ly 47 Hauled 8 9 •9 Frt'flen '"''" 49 D•MS lf'alurflo 51 HOfM 52 Privy 10 53 Cozy 11om11 ~ C.ramt<: slonew••"' 56 Shadowy 11 12 13 Pt.•,•e,f ABO E LETTEllS !' J.N5NEP I I l I I I J SCUM-LETS ANSWERS 1 10 Daily Pilat M uossa11311V8 Ja41e s,a4s Aep 6uoJM a4J s1 s14~ ·pauuu6 04 ,;sdoo" ·011"' s14 JOJ pa11e::> pue ssep s::i1q0Jae a4J OlU! pe4snJ uew v 642-5678 ' ' . \IOI' 1311V8 -Je11oa -a/\ne~ -19Qat1 -AJ!XBl I ' ~O \lnnrnc \1am u.:m1111\ nd P°''C'\tng int-I· • r, \ti\ often lump.tr.: t • • lliCf\ "hn \h.uc: thi:ir p \I 1111\ n ~11>nr11t: d" I •I.' 1'\ I h~· lCllC\\ \\hll r J ir1 her ,,.,.,n tune de· 1111 1 I •<'011111 but I 11nl\ '111' trcJ '" 1hnl' pt 1 1 k r mv \1r11 R.1lph n <Jun n \ 1dn11.1 ind \l.lfll\11 l!i,I\ Ill · I 10 •"lrt1IPl'.\, haJ mtcrprclcJ on m1irc 1urc\ d1s1unce tr.i,cl. language \hdm•d•). Feb. 20 which m"kc \i'U feel :.trrrd1cm1H-, l.IBRA r~qit '.!J Oc1 :?2) Opp< r "1<11 ' 1\tar.h '.!l·Arril .:!01 Over unharr' or 11M~t1kd l•n 111, ..... ri. IU'lll\ C\I'" !fl rc11111Jcl, re\l\C, re· ltu I t( I'\\ "•Ck\, v.h1ll.' lhc )Ull I\ """' \IC\\, rchutld on m11re ~ohtl ~trudurc P•" "I lf1ro11d1 1•1,.;n .1n1I lht• "1\>\I 't'OIU'IO (()(.1 :.i.:-.;, ... :21 nc . I tnJ11C1JI •l.1!11• of '"" clo\c to,. •11 \tn• • '" 1 of \1llH \Ol.11 th.irl. }OU t.n1 c thl• \Un rn l'l\1C\ n.:r!\ 1 wulJ t>c wtl1c<1 11f sc.ar•h Oc <1V.J1c '' 11111 ,f,, ""It ti• remember !he 1m· 1111,111> H'.t\\1Jr111,.: .mil i.~nd1c1JI 111 · 111 '"'''nh1n. m 1hoJ, uf .1cc11unhnf I"'""' , r ,1kn1c, for 'llcnlc r,,dl> llucn•c there" no necJ h• holt.I wur <.ORPIO (()ti ;;'·N11v ZI) t\n , 11 krncnt 1n which grcJI thmi' lire .,.,lll·n Jcoi.ltng \\tlh '"''"'cl\ Wier\ Ill q111·,1111n\ rne1vcd Ill Jr.1 1.1,111 \fl lh,m,eh·c, lugclher IX f\t•n.11 llf r1nJncial l\\IJ('\ In I 1.i, m11tt f.l\luon Mcmhcr of 11ppm1tc I \t l<I' (April 21·M,1v 21) Wh,11 HIU t.tn h.: .o opc:n jfl.l Jirnl J\ \'Oil \I~ '·I)\,. I \lot1Uld J11 •llllflhln~ 111 1hc ., II\ '1t li'hl·J through,, rr1l\C'\\ \lol\h v.111111111 lllU\101' 11ffcn\l' t•r llC• \\flrlt.I for \<lU''' r mph1l~I\ 00 r.trl 1 n.1l1t1n OIU\I gtvC )'OU the final .llln)ot ,1n01hcr cm11lln11JI Jram11 ncr,h1p. 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""1 ,, r "' inlcn,tly pen.on.ii mue, ,1( 11 r.utncr,hip N domc~llc no11u1c V.ctrl. 1n l.OOO.:d111n I.I.1th t.k\1£0, ar• I''"''"' 111JJI\ have tll\en W)U f.ar lllO m:an) \lcC:p· ch1tet..111re. home ~1ajt•r Jorne\1t1. lit.I· lo l \ti \I t \1.w 22-June :?I) I Im lc1' mghl' recently 11nd th<' moment )U\lmcnl kJlurcd Y11u II rnc1\l· gill in h, • re t~\11t1ng anJ rc~·1rd1n1 hiu come In call 1 halt -e'en lt.11l1J;hl ll"flrC'\l'nl\ I ~ II tlf aflcc ph 1\( lor 1.Jrt'cr and rro(en1on;al In· lcrmin,lle ll ftlnjl\!Unding rclJlh•n· lmn IC'IC~h. p.1rllculJrly I you UC CUI· \hip ( \Pl{I( 0 1<... f !>... :~.)Jn 1\1) !Cnll\ 1nwl\cd 10 creatl\'C or UlnOVll· CAPRJCOR~ (Dc:c :!2-Jan 201 0111hn~ nhJnl \l k1 other~ l.m>'·' 1 \e 'Lhc:mc' or prOJCCI~ However, The 1un toacthcf-W'91 venus an Pi)· \1'1tl ~fl ~hv 20) 'fnu Y.hllt "''u C~fl<'\I I o~u' 11n t1''••11\ll). wu mu,1 be prcpued to blow your C'C:S \imply mc.ittf.s. ~)OU don't ha1.-c 1C'n>gn1111.>n 1•11ginall\ p<:f'on.11 m.1r11.11,m, •cn,11.ilm 1111· ""n 1rumpc1 and nc 011111e 1crm' or to knock younelf out trying to make 10 dc:riC'al error fOCU) ruin! ~l\lr. :.t\\Uml I •• t.1, t •l11p roll· l1nanc1•I •srcemcnts everyone reel important, comfort.ihlc ,, "n. nf cred1tl1l11y ()clC' \.\.-h.11 hiul lil·cn mere 1lho1on h•· CANCER (June 22·July 2l) Plulu snd 'ICC\lfC l.o<l\Cn the rems for 1 r m•1 mlC~ t.ikc: Jro1m..it11 ~omc' .01111. r-.11 •urren1ly pas.,in& through Scorpio while and uic )'UUr rcma.rbblc "If t.1\or C"apricom in· .\Ql Altll ~ tJ.111 :'II I l h IM) hu up.ct Or dl5turbcd M> much you mcn&th and dctcrmlllallon to fur· ! Your hAnt.I " IJl\CJ in \1d11rv I ~u~ were once able lo take tor granted. thcr your uwn csrec r ••m• .ind •mbl· ( .t \II \I ( \l.ay 21 ·Junc 20) In· on ~c:curitv tlur.ibiluv, Ol••Jlll .idlu:ve· Now, howC\ler, thi• tclr same planet lions. I rr 1! •" rc1.ct"C'd in connection ment RclJt111n•h1r " 1ntrn•c. follcll· &upporled by the 'un an Pisces &1"-cs AQUARJU (Jan. 21-J-eb. 19) The "•lh "'rel a1rccment You'll ht rrd 1ng You'll meet dcl!dlinr 11nJ (OulJ )tlU the perfect opportunity to thine hel\l may hive been on while lhc •un 111 hurilcn wider nud1cncc makes irain \1~n1f1('11n1 l1nttnc111I rcw.ud an 1 tollilly different setting or cnvi· was pas Ing throuah )'Ou r own bmh HAVE A GARAGE SALE 642- 5678 No room left In the garage for the car? A call to cla111fled can help. kn11"n rh 11pprcc1111on. You're iOln& ronmcnt 1l&n, but ""U shoulJ h11ve 11lso Im· I lb PIS('[\ (I cb l'I March .lll)' LEO (July 24 Aug 23)· To ay ~-pl.1 <'' .1nt.I 111 11y c 1 ra rcpre· • · prO\'C.d vour lm111c and bu sa1olng •--------Lona distance commun1uition relat lh•I ""'" •re n,_, on much nrmcr 1 'cnlcd . ..., 1-" "" ""'"'Cr JO much 10, in fact, that ,, h 10 trnvel, crutl\'e proJc:ct More peo· ound when dealin1 with finsnc:ca ..... -< \'( .. R (June (l•July .!....)' 111& · &r SCl\taliOnAI Dipt(IJ now Jilnily lhll li~h1 inJrpendcncc. cour• c deter· pie arc duwn to you, ••t genuinely or bu ancu maucrs miy seem too nothina can n:elly daunt or deter you , 1ntcrc•tcd In "our thouahla, aet1ons. ... ... vi 10 ... _ 1-·· i~---er the sun m1n~11on, "'1l1tnanc1 to '""est in ' .~ "" • u... '"'"'.. • penonaJly or profc 1on1lly. you1 own c<1pab1latics. M any of your Relative says, "I wH wrona and you snd Venu' in PMes sianify lhat you PJ CE (ftb 20·Mll.:h 20): fondest ,,plratlons •111 ~c trans· v.crc on tu1ctl" have now entered • period or quite The~ .iill kcmJ to be an air or c:oo- fomied into actualitla Leo pl.a)'• IF FEB. 20 IS YOUR IURTUDA\'1 amulna and bc.ncfic:faJ chanica and ru ion or hor.ttliry on tho homo fronl. domin11n1 role. You arc sen 111w. cmottoaal, mother urpri'c devclopmcncs. I l~r. au rely wu ha~c had your I O (July ll·Aua. 2:!). Help had more rnnuencc than did father. V1RCO (Au" l'·Scpt. ll): Vuao fill of m :riminatc rl'tlalry 01 re· cnmc, from aurpr IC>urcc 't'ou no You appreciate food, '1uxu7. arc an earth ign, mc•lltnl pfactk:aJ 1enrmcn1 and-the combined nll1r longer \I.and a!Qnc, valuable • is· k>yal end could hlVC minor d utrve and pennct ng H0trtcver, the sun In cnca of the wn end Venus 1n Pi lance pto\'1dcd by cancer, Caprioom, problem. Capricom , cancer pcnons JOUf oppQClle ••an of PitceJ lll&Ct 1fford JOU tho pcrlccc oppoftun IY to AqullllUI lndMdu1b EmphHd on llC dmm to you. Sian1fiant domcl· )'OU to lcam th• mcaruaa of dct1rh· do .whll IUlli 10" best, career, bu inc:a cntcrprhc, ~ re· tte ad1uttmcnt Is pa.rt "' cutrc.nt ICC• mcnt -whkh Independence ol lahonJur nuutt>hcs • nario. could feature ,,1u1I chance of JUdJfMnl nd frcc::dl'lnl from doubt Ot er YOOa IUtTltDAY IS TODAY: VIRGO (Au1 23-Scpt. 22): Dis· ruidc.ncc or mari11I slatus W11hin 1u11t O'ICf intensely ~al or pro-You must finally make '°"' m!Jtd up play ru t1hry, 1e«pt invitation to one week you'll be rid or financ11I fc lonal maucn. "" owr halnc, flmily or ~ ••· be in char of 'ntc.nammcnL Pru· burden vou·u ptn added rcc:oint• UlltA (Sept. 24&. 1l): c.on. ctn end 1top WOf17nit ., .-Ill urward •• result of than• tion in M-rtl\. Novcm~r aho memo-ttnuc co hold out for wtl t you t_now ..,_. wut otbtn ..,, thin or .._ itical rojcc.t. Scenario f(.a. tabk. t be J")Ut due. 1lle on and Vcntitt. ltcVC. You 9'i¥i walled pal~n"' rot ~.:;..;;;:~;;.;.;.;.;~~:.;;.;;.;.;...;;.;:..:.;...;;.:.;.;:..__....;.;;..;.__.__....::.;;.:;.;.;;.:.---._.--------1 JVUr nilcr. In P&Ka 1tbdl ,ou the ,.nncn ar lcMd otta to cotM to ........... ........ ,, If JOu're ._.,, .._. a,,_, perfect opportunity to C'Oftfront .. ,u.. 1111tit ...... and N's tbnt to t* the ! --~--.-....~...:...;.--~--..~~~---~~~~---'-~----ca........__.~-... --.... --. ...... ..!!'~J~CM=U.=~~--_J~flON~~~==::_~-~,.,.==R=let:~!...:~=IOIC=-~~~~~~-----...-.---11 ............. .. ,,. • Dll.MIYIPllZA Al TM fl!taa 8ellery In Hpe~ .......... r•"•••t, food & ........ no.a.. ~ cw-tlpL Mu.9t.,. , •• yr9, 1.--~ hew COl. in., good r«#t ,_. * ~ OMV pttntoul, cw. Call poeflon lll'Wll'ab'e In John, 131·1111 our ~ o.pc 1-.;;.;;.;.;.~---~.:.=:=---- Dudeie ~ hlftnO, IMllVD, '" trWnlng end ~.. Mon 6 W9d, own car. Ing carrier•, throw I~ for •tudent. Call ~ routn and d• Eva. 2t1-IOle. UYer completnte. Muet l"!o~e"'"nM..;;.;....al~Otnc:...;.;;..::e;.;:;.. __ _ heve lneurance and relal>le car. Call Mike Ill, ITARTERI Wiie)'. e.u~. •NEEDED* MOLD llAKIR l h00-&500 per w••k Need e d for blow /tlAM·12 Noon moldlno company wtth M yrl .. ,,.,.. enc~. Capable of own e•t~pe a lay-outa Santa Ana. 781·11&8 IALEI BE AT THE BEACH BYNOONI •PIT l'lre: f'fT pay •Earning s:J<>tentlal 10 I 1,000 weekly. •P•ld training: •No ••P nee •8•m • 12noon, M·F 548-eS93 S REAL ESTATE$ CALLt JACK 841-017~,_C.M. DONllA 289-91 .. , TuaUn HOUSECLEANING PfT, good W9091, ft•X· Ible l'IOt.n. IM().()6()4 INT•LLIORNC• JOH All bfanc:he1 US Cu. toma DEA etc. Now hiring. C•ll (1) 805 992-8000 EIC1.-K·22387 ln•uranc:e Cuatomtr Ive Atp FT PT All State HIH orllca, Fuhton laland. Prevloua lnaurance up preferred. Wiii treln 714-721-4010 MODELS New fac11 for faahlon ehOwa end print work. 2 t u&e-en2 PIT FLEX HRS Buey compoalng room le footdnO '°' en ••petlenc•d pute-up a11 It. We are a dairy pap.,, eo working w.a unct« dMdllnee i. • muau Thia la en waning poeltlon. We on., full m9dtcel, dent., and \ltalon car.. '°' more Information, Of 10 achedule an Inter· vlew, pleHe cont.ct UH Lat1ttn at 142· 4321, 9JC1. 292. EOE RECIPTIONllT Busy m9dlc.I oMc• In N-port Beach ne9da front office reeeptlon- lat Salary comm w/ e.xp. F0t more Info, call 722-t805 IECTY/RECEPT Children·• ptychlatric c llnle. Multl-faceted polttlon Organtz.atlon- al 1kill1 HHntlal. Pleasant phone man- Mr, type 80 WPM, 3 yn ewp In 11'1• health care field. Xlnt ben.- flta, aaJ 118 • K. M~ Fn 9-5 Cati &48·7733 betwHn 2-5pm. SECURITY OFFICERS NEEDED NOW Many areH & ahlf1a Wiii train. Benema & paid vacations. Up to S2200 monthly. Cutting ed09 of cellu-NEWELL IPAllllM MIWIPAPD TRAINEES Earn $500-$1 OOOf#K •SAM-Noon Mon-Fri •17/Hr • Comm/ Tralnl.ng •No Exp Neceaaary Frl•ndly Co at• M••• office 631·8135 &•o. coupl• H•k• mom• ...... mom•. melnt•n. po111ron. QfOUt'ldek .. pjog, !xp In al fteld• of mat,,.._ nance. Can atarl A4AP. Do-a etectr~ ... a/c. plumbing. c ell And'f.~no .... . • •• r .1 I 'W°' I /\I 1 f ' I " • " ' 1 I * BUYING IT£M8 * • 1890'• 10 1950'• * •Jew91ry IO Houlthold• "'-L.vMIQ.f7Um Two year old Amana re- frlg9rator. 25 cu ft, watet & Ice In doof' $300 835-9545 WASHER $50. Micro 125 FrHzer $75, Od cOod Cash only. After AMT1QUI I llTATE spm 631.2s10 JIWll.RY Furn1hirt• ti01·l Liit~ ..i.ct1on Of dla- m on d a , vintage Beautiful Baker dining watchH Incl Rotu rm table. 3 leavea, 10 and Patek. We buy. Tel•"'•rk•tlne chairs. $2000. Down ... 1. tract• and repair Offlee SupphH $300-couch S200. 873-52S3 W 11 I I e m H e r o I d S1000/WtC. 8 to 12 B11U11ful square matbl• Jeweler•. 3118 New- Catt AM only Greg collea table. excel Port BIVd. at 32nd. Pam 984-9023 cond asking S500 973.()395 Travel Agent -~;;,;:~;.;.~~-=-3;;,;:~~:..;·000.:...· _1 ___ -A-NT-IQ_U_E_&_E_l _T_A_T_E Auto Club So CA Min JEWE RY 2 yra, lelaure ewp. Corner BR set, elC1 fin• L Computer HP prel qual. tnspr met, bo)( L.ar09 aetectlon or dla· Selary ~ benefits fr. table, lamp & cust m o n d 1 , v In 11 g • EOE. 848-2227 cover S200 642-3688 watchH Incl RolH and Patek We buy E•pd'g 1ucce .. ful R.E. co Heka 3 Agle & add'I aalH mgr & an Aaalat to Top Pro- du c er• B0-100% Comm'• ~ benef1t1 Send connd reaume to P.T R . 180 Nwpt Cntr Or 11180, NB 92680 lar aclencea. Cati 714-l!NTl!APAISl!S a.1.1141. office hra: 1 WORK AT HOME - •m to mldntte. 714-921-1122 HOUSEHOLD ••II, trade and repair W l ll l a m Harold Jewelert. 31 HI New· port Blvd. et 32nd A•••mbl• produeta. Earn up to $550/Wlc. $2 4 fH. No exp. Wiii train Cell 1~7S3-1'°4 BUUTICIAN Earn Up to S300/0ay! PHYSICAL THERAPY TR.ACER People Call You To FURNITURE OFFICE Tracer for MIP R• Order Spectaltty Publl· Pool table, Muter fund Pollc:lea. Polen-cetlona 1t41472·HS64 bdrm suite, relrlg, Immediate full time Ual $4,000. a.7•7128. Ext l -color T vs, wicker C•r1* Rolling Ring, 3. position Data entry, couches dln•U•. c:otor gold, size 5'h. computer 1klll1 nee••-new scuba gear and $800 (new s 1150) aary Call 759-0300 much more fell In C•rt.~ Welch, brown 973.()385 l v <, ',•, '' \~ t Ii'\ 1' I I 1 1rrq>1•r·. HV..., -, l r. 11 !1 ·r ·, BO 1 l till box9d, MYW UMCt. ....... llUITUG A/T, NC, ,JS, ~ • RXTAA Cl AN I (T6M.21) $3711 EAALEIKE TOYOTA 722·2098~-· '88TOYOTA TERCEL AJC. stereo C&INtt• (33515) 27" conaole, ACA 20 P'T. mini motor model 017210TN. home. Beat of ell '850 9.-..12M Ot wor1da Good MPO, all l40ot281 MW In and out Hurry t2H5 EARLEIKE TOYOTA --=-=72=-=-2·2098 '87 VW EITATllALI Furniture, art wort!, nk:k-nec.k.a and much tn0f81 214 EmetWd SUNOAV W.. Power Bo.th i012 20' SKIPJACK 1998. Volvo Pentex motor, fully equipped, xlnt cond S 17 ,000. 962-6"-8~4_t ____ _ 38'TIARA Radar, loran, gen lmmac $135,000. 642-8886 Boat. Y.1ch!s & Charters 7013 ... .800 Wl-4193 ; WtH·•·I U11vc· J1·L'pS lJOJO TOYOTA 'OO FORERUNNER SRS. ....c. v..e •uto, TW, Cc. c auene. (2PMH570) $18,488 COASTAL ACUR.A 714-911-2500 fr ucks 9035 r97 JEEP COMANCHE PICK UP 5 apeed, p 1 ca•· 1ene v 6 engl,,e CUS· tom wheo1s & urea (3T82213J $5,988 COASTAL ACUIU 2HS HA .. aO" aLVO COSTA MIU 1n-2&00 CABRIOLET ~ apeed AC PB stereo ca11en1 low mllH (270741) $7H5 EARLE IKE TOYOTA 722-2098 a-..w ·eee2ii- Whll• 'fVlth black l ea1har 1ntt.,10• 5 speed menu.at trans IMMACULATE Only 44,000 mt \14 000 nrm Gary dayt -t ·.-. 4004 Ev1r ngs ~ wHkends 6!>0·0230 BMW 1 ~78 633c.SI sunroof, stlc~ $t1111 good cond 1t1on $5,900 67J·Cl9!>2 O• 87!> !~I ----Jaguar 1 G7'> x.1e Coupe •••• rellabll will m11ri1a 1n.-C1 $11 900 759·70T ' -----TOYOTA '88 MERCEDES 1973 280 S•d•n o ng•nal rvory 4x4 PICK-UP p e1n1 w111'1 tan 1nterio• aene cuato,.1 wtteels omla Car Pr1nc1pa s vw 1993 ~Con vertlble, cnarooal gtey. good oou<*lon, S4000 a&O-T7A tNY9 m .... ag• ALJl1, (J, 111 ' ' ' , I CHEVROLEI' '16. Pet• feet car, very low mil••. loaded • •P••d with crul•• control 13.850 ~·· 4793 CHEVROLET ·ea ~-· f•ct car v•ry tow m11e1 loaded 4 •P••d with cru••• control 13,860 ~ 4793 -------CHEVY '74 NOVA, auto, 1~ e cyt Nu eai- 1ery. Xcond 11250 OBO 83!Ml2C2 CHEVY 1990 BWER 8 cy1, auto, A/C CUI, uh. cuatom wne .. a. Only 8 .000 mll•• $13,988 (135028) BUEN.A PARK ISUZU 523-5'00 CORVETTE r99 CONVERTIBLE Low mlllag•. red. oteck top. black leather mt•rlor all op. 11on"9, profeaalonally ma•ntamed. garag9d, used as 3rd car Uk• newt S29.~ 080 Call (714t&37-9050 Lene Mn.a.age w cllentel for beauty aalon at Palm Tenace Retirement Hotel Call Miriam. 458-.3835 UP TO ewcellent cond) 213 face 6 band S350 RECYCLING 592·5915 (MW S700) S:J1-3084 32· B teckfln, active •600 charter boet, l(ona 5 speed a r r s a•· 1 W.it me1ntarri.a Ca •f· 0030921 onl f Reasonao e L.:~'COLN 71 Continen-S0,888 ~er ~ 71' ~·-0213 ta 460 ENGINE RUNS GOOD St250 CUSTOMER SEAVlCE EQulpment rental cen- ter In Coat• Mesa needs people to rent truck• & equip Apply 1930 Newport Blvd DATA ENTRY PIT Lotua 1,2,3 Exp help- ful. Airport area Mr Shannon 752-0102 DELIVERY Newapeper routes avellabl• In Coat• Mesa and Newport Buch 3.00 A M to 8 00 A M Thursdays No collecilng Car and Insurance raqulred Call &42-4333 OPERATOR EXQUISITE urrlng1. Hawaii. turbo diesels, Reynold• Alumlnum Lobater Trap Coffee 22K 9otd w Paralan tuna tower, allp & COf- Recycllng has Imme-Table trom Maine turquoise, cllp-on pOfatlOn COASTAL ACURA MITSUBISHI 1991 3000 ... 842-0587 GT 3000 m1 11 red ----~---- d late FfT openlng1 lor New. sttll In crate S325 obo &42·2730 1-80&-3~. 714-979-2500 with oyster Jtather M E R C U R Y 1 9 & 4 Fully loaded S28 !>00 TOPAZ very good poll1e & frtendly peo-PER MONTH S395 OBO 646-4005 MUST SELL. Jewelry pie to ataff our bever-MUST SELL Rattan 0 I am on d T • n n 11 Sail Boat~ 7014 ans 9040 •94-7560 condttlon poW« wtn- age container reey-So f • sec 11 on a I -8 r•cei.t, aollt8lre dla-cllng .It I th 1982 D ODGE VAN •• -n • * lift COWCTIOIS * Mauve Persons table mo n d n •ck I a c • LIDO 14, 2 -. aalla, B 150 Royal Complete W1e1atmlnater1 aree. Po-1 ftV barstools. TV & ater· Priced to H ll S380 good Condition, wtth conversion $3750 I t on requ res bas c eo oriental carved ••ch, 080 873-5608 traller # 1178. 1900 Call tiT" LA"-'" Merc1de1 1981 380.1 2·IOPI, Cull whls Naro whl $21 000 848-1889 organization & m ath 1 p 1 d 1 ..,.......,~ akllla GOOd hand writ-Early mornl· ng motor routes aecre ary r ce o Robert Lynn Nelson, &4W240 sen COM 87_3·5808 _ privet• collection of FORD 1986 E 250• P • SUZUKI 1989 Ing. working outdoor• "}-l...} M st h p b V-8 AM radio & lllt1ng up to 70 lbs aval CUJ e. u ave Sofa. loveseat, chair, 01· 21 popular llthoa, 57,000 m es. run•' SIDEKICK Must have good peo-d d bl tr rt ti toman, $325 3 pc cof· Must aacrlRce 811 or well S&,900 863 1200 A cass cuStom pie skllla Tues thru 0peD a 9 anspo 4 OD lee tables $170 Bdrm part. 5-42-7535 days or Mr Tacl<men w" _, e 1 s S 7 9 8 8 Sat , 8:30-5. Drug and liability lnSUrcince $270 841-.3488 869-0191 evu. * Two 45•.50• Sllpa FORO 1986 E-350 I IOO'J72 • c r • • n r • q u I red. Solid Cherry Desk & Phone, pvt pa(klng. brownell bO• 14 bed BUENA PA.AK St..-te at $7.57 per hr. Cr eden z •. 0 e I k ahower bath avail. No w/l1f1 v.e AM radio Paid training & e1Ccel-7 2 ~ 3 6 . C red• n z • llvHbo81'd 723-<t5e7 excellent condition ISUZU tent benellta No HP•· CA 72x20 Excellent Con· BOAT SUP, private. 45•000 miles 59 500 523·5600 rtenc:e needed Must LL 642-4333 drtlon Less 1han 2 AKC Weet Hlghlend great location. Udo Mr Tecllmar 863_ apeak English Apply yrs old. $1500 for the Terrier•. M/F, S4SO. Ille. 30 It 0t longer, 1200 1988 in person at Holiday set 759-5540 '500. 0.poslta being $12111 840-2889 I --- Inn. 1000 BHch Blvd, s taken now Born 1 181 Ford 197: Van SUZUKI Buena Park, 1010 2 HUNTINGTON8£ACH,ca>TA MISA, ELL 91 $4&-4494 BUY S10000BO Ca l5•1!· 6 ey 01d1d S7988 on 2.20 No phone • 7491 or 548·9439 •!>~ 995~14 calla pi.u. EOE NEWPORT BEACH, POUlfTAIH VAllEY, TB Marl, 17 3 H, prof lor Dav• • eu ewa pa"'K - do-. n-tlr ... bal-lery, car~eator. al- te•natOf. mumer cata- lytte eonv'114tr. trana- m11a1on overhauled, etc S2500 0 8 0 846- 4224. 844-75-47 TAKE OVER LEASE, 89'BMW Convert- 1able, While with b lack top , pl~ striping, fully loaded, ear phone , up. graded wheels, r•at deck spoiler, Take over lease $575fmo and we will pay you $1000 only 22,000 miles Sapd Call 859-3679 - -.. '-~·· '--'---'LI-~ tmd, very bald. ••P j "" "" Need eorM btr• money? ~of worll? You,.. not OU1 l.RVlHE 6 LAGUNA BEACH uvvugn ~ rider, OC F8lrgrounda th.rough cta..ilied .._, .,,,. ••Ira ~., ISUZU On .,.. -_,need 1 =:~ ~~~b 142-5171 ~~OBO 642-5671 ~~c:i.:..; 523·5800 ===..., rtalC NOTtC£ P\8.JC NOTIC£ PUBLIC NOTICE P\8.JC NOTICE P\8.JC NOTICE M.JC NOTIC£ "8.IC NOTICE P\8.JC NOTICE P\8.JC NOTICE P\8JC ll>TICE n.uNOs~s°"sA.LE =~...:.-:~~~~ T·RuNIOTTlllC'•,C?-:.... undersigned C.uMd UICI th• SupeflC)r Coun ol 1"9 ~ lfwryttley llew lndSl•l•dncr1bedas llSAID COUNTY FOR THE PAGE 421 OFF -AL in•erest ll'lereon, u pro----"' NO(lce o# Oefautt end Elec-County of Orange wlthm the pet•t1on lof cllenge EXHIBIT A MAINTENANCE OF PART'f RECORDS ~ 1" did noc.(1) ed- TS Ho ~tt73 tlCln of IN Notice of Trust NO 50e811 tlOtl to Sell to~ recorded ttw1y (30) dar1 ol tne first nemelftOll!dnotbegrenteo (LEGA.l.OESCRIPTIOf<, WA.US ON OR ALONG ALSO ElCCEPT A POR · vencet, If wry under the Mff lo.en Ho I 13241-4 -I s.iw 19 I HIO 23!> &!> YOU ARE IN DEFAULT In the county where the publication 0 lhll Nonce. "ia lun...., oro.reo 1"81 PARCEL A THE BOUNOAR•ES BE· TIO•• OF LOTS 1&6 A.1110 !erms of Pld oeecs o4 County 0Bnoe The bineltCieiy unoer UNDER A DEED OF TRUST real P'~ 11 loc9led unttss you recellle actual copy ot llvs °'°" to LOT 90 OF TRACT NO TWEEN SA.ID LOT 9• ANO •&6 O~E HALF OF All Trust. INS cnargn and YOU A.RE W 0£fAUI.. l uld Owd ol Truat heflllo-DA.TEO 05 10/ 90 UNLESS 0111 02/01191 TRAN· not.cl (P1HN use Suoe-~ be putllW!ed In Or :µ3J AS PER MAP RE-SAID PAACEL A MINERALS OIL GAS A.NO upenae1 Of !tie Trwt .. UNDER 11 DEED OF-lour ....ewted and ~lld YOU TA.KE ACTION TO SAMERICA TTTLE INSUR-''°' Cour1 Numbef 64-27· anga Coeal Delly Pilot CORDED IN BOOK 178 PAACEl E OTt~ER HYOROCA.ABON and of"'-trusta aeet.d TRUST OATEO II 22 8 7 10 the undorllgMd 8 wttll41f1 PROTECT YOUR PROPER· A.NCE COMPANY. AS 1121 You must NfW an en-,,ewapaper of g•,,ere PAGES 48 49 A.ND 50 OF AN UNDMOEO •2 PEA· SUBST•••"ES SAVED OA by laid Oeec:I °'Trull !of UNLESS YOU TAKE AC OucJe1a1ion of 0.taull and TRUSTEE 200 W SANTA " ....,_ TlON TO PROTECl YOUR o..m.M hlf S•le and • TY, rT MAY BE SOLO AT A • d<>tted copy of the claim circulatlon ~ 1n t MISCELLANEOUS MAPS CENT INTEREST AS TEN· SOLD ~OM SA.ID LAND t"9 MIOUr1' ~ ... PAOPERTY If MAY BE "'""II" Nultc..u ol Default PUBLIC SALE IF YOU AIU;. BLVO nH FlOOA on Iha Olatrlci AnorMy ol county at .... , once ..... IN THE OFFICE OF THE A.NT IN COMMO'I IN A.NO UPON THE CONDITIONS. 1'"'41180 to IW ~020 90 SOI o AT 11 PU8l.IC SALE and Baet!Ot\ lo Sell The ~~E~E~A.~~~~T~~~ SANTA ANA. CA 92701 Or1ng1 COU11ty (Ann. Craig for four _,,...,. .,... COUNTY RECORDER Of TO LOTS 165 ANO 166 OF HOWEVER, THAT THE T'ht benef\?81Y undef' a.tct IF YOU NEED AN EXPl.A und'"1•gned c.euffd Hid pnoCEEOING AG•INST 71~511 Rob11on. Deputy Olatrict Al· !)(IOI lo the day ol the !leer-SAID COUNTY TRACT NO 3433 AS p~ GAA.NTOA OR SUCCES. OMCI of Tr\1111 her-.obe NATION Of THE NATURE Nolie. ot Oel'"'1 and £1uc ,, .. ~, ANN REYER!, Al-tomrt) at 700 Civic C_,,ttr ing PARCEL 8 MAP RECOAOEO IN BOOK SOAS IN INTEREST OF wecuted and cMINwed 10 OF THE PROCEEDING ''°" to Sell IO bw llj(Xjtdlld YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· lllTANT ••c Rn MV Drive Wut, Senta Ana. CA. DA.TE. FEB 01 11~91 A NON EXCLUSIVE EA.SE-178, PAGES 48, 49 A.NO OWNERSHIP SHAU. HAVE me under9gned • Mtt.n AC.A IN S T YOU YOU in the county whele ow f'1ilel TACT A LAWYER Publeshed Orange C<>etl 112701 within 11(1 (101 d•V1 fUllY H. llYMOUft MENT FOR INGRESS TO 50 OF MISCELUNEOUS NO RIGHT OF ENTRY Dedltatlon of Oet8'.411 end SHUUlO CON TA(,T A l)IOJ)efly IS locellod On 03/06/91 .,1000 AM Ollfy Pilot February 13 20 ol thl flllng of Iha d aim in olUOOI (W THI IUN~ ANO EGRESS FROM SAID MAPS, IN THE OfflCE OF UPON THE SURFloCE OF Demand '°' Sale, and • LAWYER Ptof~ F01aciu-8 TRANSAMERICA. mLE IN· 27 1991 ' 'lht Su1>41nor CourVCMI DI-COURT PARCEL A THROUGH THE COUfllTY RECOAOER THE LANO &NO SHAU. wrlfttn Notice °' Defeull On Ma!i.h t!> 11181 111 Ccifpo1•1ton as TruslH SURANCE COMPANY u ' VIiion M.-ie l C Rodrigua LOTS 165 ANO 166 OF OF SAID COVfllTY NOT DRIU FOA SUCH ar'4 El«tlOn to Sell The 1 OO p M Proluuiun•I Stlll)hanol S BuY! ~tho-duly appolnlt d TrultH w-054 The la.lur• to tirnety fq l08t3 Wat"ut St lo~ TRACT 3433. AS PER MAP EXCEPT FROM A POA SUBSTANCES WITHIN THE ~ cauMd Mid Fou.Wuauru Corpuraioon u rvec:t 5oQnature 2755 &ISIOI under end . purauanl to PUBLIC NOTICE and llC\Jfl • 11er1fled claim Alamltoe CA 90720 RECOAOEO IN 8001( 178 TION OF SA.10 LOT 166 UPPER 500 FEET OF SAIO Notice°' Oefajft end £*> (Alty appuonllld l1111I• un SI Sta 250 Cost.a ...... [)Md of Trvat recorded 05 1tal1ng an Inlet••• In the Pvblilfted ~ ... Coul PAGES '8 411 ANO 50 OF AU OIL GAS PETRO-~NO AS AESERV£0 IN "°" tc Sell to be recarded tier M>nCJ fJUl-..anl 10 Owd nl CA 112e28 S8011 C714) &e2-11/90 U INV\lmenl No 90-K-e3H7 p1operty 1n the S\lpeflor Da#y Pflot F~ e ll. MISCEL~NEOUS MAPS LEUM A.NO OTliU. MIN-THE DEED FROM LENA VI-In the county wMr9 1t'MI Trull uted "" Rotwrt t5n ,..,,y c..ontlucttng the 254801. In Booll/RH I. NOTtC• 0, Cour1 win IMUl1 In the 10 27 1111 IN THE OFFICE OF THE ERAL ()A HYDROCARBON Ol.ETTE, A WIDOW RE· , ... P'°'*'Y la lloc*d C.01181d • ~ r-sun ... .... A.oe"'Y S.lu •nd Pagel lmlge, of Ofllcial pr°'*"f ~ dedered or W049 COUNTY RECORDER OF SUBSTANCES ,,., ANO CORDED SEPTEMBER 23 0.ied' 02}04J91 fMH.. lrustorCsl recorded 8 »llT Po.ting 0.ta 2 tS/91 R1cord1, HICuted by IRIZURll PURIUAWT Ofdefed toMll to the Stall SAID COUNTY UNDER OR WHICH MAY 1ll:>S IN 80()f( 3220. PAGE SAMERJCA TfTlE llNSUR- u 1rw1 No l7 !>SIJ!>I in A.SA.P29e93 ROBERT B DA.WEDEil TO HUL TH AND of Cailfoml• and dtstJibu1. PARCEL C BE PRODUCED FROM 317 OFACIAL RECORDS ANCE COMPANY, AS l.tOu' P90@ ol OfllCMll 2/20 V27 ~'6 A.NO DEANNA M DAW· IAF'STY CODll ed purtuanl 10 "" pr~ PUILIC NOTICJ AN EXCLUSIVE EASE· SA.ID ~ND. TOGETHER n,. alrMI 9ddt•• and TRUSTEE. 200 w SANTA Aer.ofdt"' INI Olllt..8 ul tho EOEIT aa tr\ltlOf(s). In the llCTION 11471/ l >Onl of Health end Sef«y .. OTtcl OF MENT TO PLACE ANO WITH THE RIGHT TO USE otMt CO'NT!On de~ A.HA BlVO 11}4 FlOOA ~ R..c.ordM 0, °'"""'° PUBLIC NOTIC! omce ot the County A. 11481 AND NOTICE Cod• Section 11489 with· .. MAINTA.J!\j UTlUTV LINES THAT PORTIO!ll ONLY OF •f any o1 he ,.., ~OC*'Y SNITA ~ CA. a:mu Coun~ c.titornoe cordet of ORANGE County 0, IWTRMDIO OU1 ~-nctlce 0t hHI· TRUtTIE•'I IALI A.CAOSS LOTS 145 AND SAID LAND WHICH UH-d•sc:nbed ab0\19 1t pur-714ol35-8511 9Y NIH AE- wt.L SEU AT P\J0l1C K.-..o21 Stala o# CeMomla. WIU O Ing M•. aoe808 188 OF TRACT NO 3'33. OERUES A ~NE PA.RAL.· potted to be 384 SEVIU.f VERE. ASStSfANT SE· AUCTION ro HIGHEST NOTIC& TO SELL AT PU8UC AUCTION F RF'lllTURI Publt11'ed OranQI Coeat YOU A.AE IN DEFAULT AS PER MAP RE.COAOEO LEL TO ANO 500 FEET lH COSTA MESA. CA CRETARY ~ ~- BIX>ER FOR C.A.Stt CASH CROfTOM OI' TO HIGHEST BIDDER FOR ,URIUAlfT TO Daity P1101 FlbNary13. 20, UNDER A OEEO OF ~UST IN 900K 171 PAGES 48. BELOW THE PRESENT ns27 819 Cou1 Dely lflloc F.o- tER'S CHE()( OR CEATI aULK f,ALa CASH (payable al time of HUI. TM AND 27 1991 DATED Oll/29 88 UNLESS 49 A.NO 50 OF "41SCEUA· SURFACE OF SA.10 ~NO BENEFICIARY TRA.,.._ "'*Y 13, 20. rt, 1111. FIEO OEO< (~y~ .. .... In lawful money of the IAF'ITY coo• w~ YOU TAKE ACTION TO NEOUS MAPS IN TliE OF-FOR ~E PURPOSE Ofl $AMERICA FINA.NC&A.L SE-W05S 1ome 01 .. '" lawful monG>¥ (NCI . t 104, ttoa United Slat") al THE llCTION 114 ... 4 PROTECT YOUR PROPER-FICE OF TliE COUfllTY RE· PROSPECTING FOR. DE· RVICES 71 .. 832·1800 The ----------. ol lhe Urllt4k.I St•l• ~ U.C.C.t ."'°"No. CHAPMAN A.VENUE EH-On November 1S. 1990. at •-.,. MnTIC( TY. fT MAY BE SOLD AT ~ C 0 R 0 ER 0 F SA I 0 VELOPING AND OR Elt· undlt'l.tg"8d Tnm .. di.a- _. to Ptota.wrlal For ... iu. 1· 7324-PM TRANCE TO THE CMC 1 S2 E t tttt SIJMI, No B ,.~ "" PUBLIC SALE IF YOU COUNTY TO PROVIDE TRA.CTING SA.ID OlL GAS tla IT\I lll'f llablnty '°' any SUlll CorPOf•l>Ufll •I lhe Notte• IS hereby gMn 10 CENTER 8UILOINO, 300 E Cott• M ... Carlfomla. ll'le ~COUlrf NEED N4 EXP\.ANATIO'I WATER ELECTRICITY PETRCXEUM ANO OTHER lnCOITec1neH ot the l trM' Nolth tronl enlrtne.e 10 lhe credltora of the within CHAPMAN A.VE . ORANGE, property dlltrlbtd as CW CA.lJIORNIA. Of TiiE NATVRE OF THE OAS. TELEPHONE A.NO MINERAL AND HYDRO. address and othef com. County C-Ourthouiu 100 named Mllet lhal a built CA 00000 II rlgtlt. trlle and Sll,8117 US CURRENCY. COUWTY f:* OftAMQ1 PROCEEDING A.GA.INST SEWERAGE SERVICE FOA CARBON SUBSTANCES rnon d•signetren I any, CMC Cen1Pt 0.1ve Weal sale 11 about to M mada of lntarM1 conve,ed to wlCS ONE PACTEl CEUULAA YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· StNGLE·FAMILY RESIDEN· FROM SAID SITES LO. shown her•n Santa An• Caltlom•• all Ih a 111111 d11c1lb1d now held by It undaf aald PHONE, SERIAL NO In the Matter of the Pet>-TA.CT A. LAWYER TIAl USE TO SAID PAA· CA.TED~ OTliER LANO. Sa•d hit ~made, but nght hllu and 1t11111 t wn below Offd Of Truat In IN prop-472CKE047Q, ONE REM-tion 10 Ctiaoge IN Name of On CXJ/1)5./91 It tO 00 AM CH A, SAID EASEt.tEHT fT BEING EX~ESSlY UN-""''"'°"' covenanl Of -· ,-AC911C .. vtty9Cl 111111.U -hi*! b¥ rt The names and bualnets erty lltueted In Mid County INGTON 170 SHOTGUN. Merla Luisi C Rodriguez TRANSAMERICA. TITl.E IN· TO BE ALONG THE DERSTOOO A.NO AGACEO rarity, express Of implied. WM9MAl PAM undaf Mid Cued o1 Trust in addf ..... of the Mllef 11e: end State dfferibed u SERIAL NO. V320882X was and Marla Lulu C SUAA.HCE COMPANY H SHORTEST A.NO MOST T'HA.T EDISON SECUAmES regatdlfl9 lltlt PQSMlllOn, ~ • ~ !he prOCJ8fl'f •tuatad 111 W1 JOHN BODNAR ANO LOT 71 Of' mACT 3529, IN M11ed ~t to HNlth Rodriguez on l>ehalf ot duly appointed TrustH CONVENIENT ROUTE BE· COMPANY, ITS SUCCES-or tncumbfanc ... to PIY Clhacllll • C.wMlOlt County and Slate dttullJCld A.NTMONEY ZANGARI, JR., THE CITY OF COSTA and Safety Code Section ~ Uleheel A."'"°"Y r-.-. under end pursuant to TWEEN TliE SA.ID PARCEL SORS A.NO 4SSIONS, 11'11 r•m11r11"g pnndpat l500 Pedllc ..,._ OrM A l!XHllMl "A" 2255 HARBOR BLVD., MESA. AS PEA MAP RE· 11471/114h by the Hunt· ,,llo 1 """°' [)Md of Trust recorded 10 A AND THE NEAREST SHAU HA.VE NO RIGHl tum of th• nole(1) MCUf9d ~ ..._.. ~A..Aal t Unol '1 as COSTA MESA, CALIF-COAOEO IN BOOK 12S, tngton BHch Potiee 0.. 04/18 u tnatrumenl No 84-llUBLIC UTILITY EA.SE-TO ENTER UPON THE by said Deed of frust, #111'1 ...... shown and det~ on 11\al ORN~t2e27 PAGES 34 TO 42 INCLU-partment NO A.157499 506924. In Book RHI. MEHT SHOWN ON A MAP SURFACE OF SlolO lANO l----------t ~~==~===~ c:ertatn CondofflllllV"' Pt•n The location In Caltlomll SIVE, OF MISCELLA· The Pfoper1y WU NILed ORDER TO SHOW CAOSE P1g•/lmag1, of Ofllc1•I OF SA.ID TRACT OA TO USE SAID LANO No matter RfK:olded Sef>tambef 19, of the chief «xecutllle office NEOUS MAPS. IN THE OF-w41h r•ped to alleged vto-FOR CHANGE Of NAM£ Record I 111cut1d by PARCEl 0 OA AHY PORTION THERE· 1971 '" 8'U 12847. ~ °'the Mllef ••:..,,.,. Fie£ OF THE COUfllTY RE· talion(•) Of Seetlon(s) PETITIOHER Metia LUIM DANIEL R MA.ATESKI ,. NOH-EXCWSIVE EASE-OF TO SA·D DEPTH OF what you're 930 OI ()ftlCllll Reuwdl ol Al ~ by the ....... c 0 ADER 0 F s A I 0 11351, 11318 and 115$9 of c Rodr!OuC end ..... AHO. CANOA.C£ B ,,.A.RT-MEHT OV'EA LOT 11 OF 500 FUT F()A A.NY PUA-doing, your ()9t1y9 County Calttom111 O(het tM'9lnMa namee and COUNTY. the Htalth end Sef•ty LutMC AocJncluu on behllf ESKI u "'*Of(I ). In Ille TRACT NO s.&33. AS PER POSE ~ATSOEVVI AS PAl'CEL 2 An ~ eddr•.... uaed by IN EXCEPTING OR AESERV-Cod• You .,. hlrlby nod-of ... Md\ael A.ntMnJ Oftlce ot the C«ny .... t,tAP RECORDED IN 80()f( RESERVED IN TiiE DEED hometown t/2 inl•MI ., tt"1 10 U>I t .... wltNn thr .. VMB be-INO THEREFROM AU OIL !lad U\at the Olttnct Mof-Cemlo, a"'*'°' Ml fled e COfdet Of ORANGE Courrty. P-8, PAGES '8. •t. 50 Of FA 0 M ED IS 0 H SE· ~ of T1ec.1 No 101'2 11 ll'MI tore the date luctl ht W81 GAS, HYOROCA.RllON MY of ~Inge Courtly has p«mon for WI OfGer lo State of Caliloml&. WlU. MISCELlAHEOUS MAPS, CURrTlES COfn'AHY. RE· • -~~ Ctt'( of Costa..._ Cwnr, M114 Of ~ ID the SUBSTANCES AHO MIN· 1n1611ted pr~ tc b· CNnQ11 nerN from .-.. SELL AT PUllUC AUCTION IN TliE Of'FtCE Of THE COAOEO OCT08£R 17, The ..., .... ol ()IOQ8, Stat• ol Calt!Clf-~ .... none ERAl.S Of EVERY KIND feft the aboYMfetcftbed Mc:hMI Mthony Cen11o, TO HIGHEST lllOOER FOO COUNTY RECOAOf.A OI 1ISI IN BOOK 44!>0, ::~ ~eo: :2t--,::. ~=:.::::= ~ ~ = ~=-c::. '°S: =-~~ ;:~ ~ ~t~ ~~~~;~;~~~~~~~~~~~---··ftU~iik\ii, -~====11111 22 and )3 of W.ICllAll..,. KAY E KEVOAKIAN OF SURFACE ENTRY, AS 11qe •. Merla LUllM C ~ Untted StatH) at TliE I .._ ~Ot ot ~•noe LOFGREN, 112• PEN-RESERVED OR EXCEPTfD You are lrwtn.lcled lt\at if 11 la,_...,., order9CJ tf'9it CHAPMAN AVENUE EN-Counl't c.Mornia tog.ic.tw NfNSUlA PlACE. COSTA BY THE PARTIES NAMED ~ dallN tc ccnte9t the al per.one in* I d In .... T'RAHC£ TO TiiE CIVIC Wflh .a impr~t llwe MESA. CALIFORNIA 12127 IN DEEDS LEASES A.HO lotfelturt of lhi1 property, matw 11PP811f ...._ .. C[HT!R IUllDtNO. 300 E on pcep11no 1~1ehon1 me ..... , to be IOtd.,. OTHER DOcUMENTS OI' punuanl to ~ end COUf11n °""*1"*" No IA ~AW QAAHO!, ~ Unltl t ar>d dMc:rtbed In Qen«el •: MOON>. Slfely Cod• Section o1 me ~.,. CowMy e... CA 00000 II rtgflt, 1111 Wld 1 ,~L"':'~ _ .. ~ A.LL FUANITt.lf!!!"° FIX• The ..... lddtMI and 114111. you must ~te 1 per10r COllf1 at._..,,_.,,..,.... ~ to end -• .... --TURES EOUIPt.tUfT. MA. °"* common deelgnatlon, V9('11\ed da.m •tlnO yout ~ aOCMI on ~ 12, now hMd by II l,lnd9f Mid .... men, afJC)Ultefl•l'lt 10 CHINiAYt LEASl!.HOLD IM-ff..,.,, of lhe,... prQper'ly w.... In I.he =t 1M1 et 2 00 o"doclll '""' Deed °' TNll In IN PfoP-~ !: ..:.c ~~~'l.: =:::-: =i.: fLf_ You ~ lie UU m IWld ttw\ end tlwa !!!l _..,In aMI County of the Aellt9'1ed THE 8USIHllS NAMI and UMERt! AvtNUf, COSTA •-w-111\TIC( PWlJC M)TIC( Al• ~ tn me Dec-ate tooeled M: 1251 HAR-MUA. 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