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IN THE NEWSROOM
ln these times of "Just Say No,"
0 .A.R.E. programs and alcohol-free
graduations, a Newport Beach store ·
specializing in controvcrS1al books and
ethnic clothing is among tho'Sc pushing
-pardon the pun -an event that
may ound rather pao; e .... "Hemp Fe t
'91," brought to the Orange Coa t in
part by One World Books, will be held
from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday at Murdy
Park in Huntington Beach .. Fe tival
backer arc behind the tate'
gra -root .-again, pardon the pun -
Hemp Initiative, which call\ for the
repeal of marijuana prohib111on .ind
restoration or the hemp indu try in
Cahfc.>rniv .••. A 5trona hemp indu try
will create jobs and re~ue the tate'
lagging economy by snlu~ing billion of
dollars into Sacramento's coffers, say
l backer of the \.Oter referendum, which
I !tl&es cannabi is n valuable fiber (for
rope and paper products), a cle an
renewable energy source, a high-<iuality
seed for pouhry and a arc medicine for
certain di ca e .... Of cour c, initiative
backer also want pot legalized .... lf
the proposition makes the ballot and
becomes law, those ll and over could
grow marijuana for per onal
consumption, and licen ed commercial
producer could ell the stuff in hops
at their plantations -kinda like the
ta ting room in the wine country.
QUOTES OF THE DAY
"We're the 1h1rd-uldts1 clly m
Orange Countv nus cuy litlptd maAt
Orangt Cuunty "
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart,
explaining why a commiuee hould
be c tabli hed to 1dent1fy potential
itc for preservation in Newport
Bench (Al )
"Human 111.rtof\I IH!cmnts mo~ and
more n rot t btlk'tt!lf t clucn11011 a11d
ca 1 aw'Qp/it. "
11.G. Well
TODAY 'S EVENTS
•Orange Count) la\\)er hui.t .i
fond-ra1~er tonight at the lmprov
Comedy Club m Irvine to benefit the
United Way of Orange County. for
howtime and more information, call -
Janice Parh at 660-7600.
JUST THE FACTS
• If "Killer C1po"" not a
Maf11 Don, who or whit i 11?
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INDEX
Dridcc/85
Dulletin Ooord/AJ
Cl ossified/BJ
Comics/88
Community forum/A?
Cru ,,..,,ml/115
Entcrt1inmcnt/A6
Hom1t:opc/IS
Ann Llndcn/A.S
Public Noclc:el/9'
Society/AS
Sponllll
TV lisdnp/M
Weather/Al
Pap Group Publl1hl ... Int.
eopyriaht 1991 A
Printed \• p111 on re~kd pepcr ~
C 0 A
Munday , June 10, 1991 25 cents
Millionth-book reader raises
quite a ruckus at the library
By RUSI lOlr °""" r;J Olly Plot
· NEWPORT BEACH -When Irvine
resident Joan Falconer slapped her
mystery novel down on the checkout
counter of Newport Center Library
Sunday, all hell broke loose.
The library clerk's computer started
flashing and beeping and the building's
burglar alarm went off.
"I thought maybe she had discovered I
had an overdue fine to pay," Falconer
said.
But after the triumphal prerecorded
music kicked in, Falconer soon learned
tha1 she had checked out the library
sy!item's I millio111t> h·">k, shattering all
previou yearlv total.. ir.--: the libral') 's
founding 1n 1920. Oddly enough, Falconer
wa~ one or the few library patrons who
was not aware or the impending event.
"I wanted something to read over the
weekend so I went to the library," said
Falconer, a school psychologist in the
Magnolia School District. "The person in
front or me had a huge stock of
magazines. He was very disappointed."
Library patrons have been furiously
checking out books and materials si nce
Saturday in hopes or hitting the 1 million
mark and winning two nights at The Little
Inn on the Bay in Newport, a prize
sponsored by the library and the Onnge
Coast Dally Pilot. At the close of businc
Saturday, checkouts of books and other
materials at Newport Center and its three
branches totaled 999,576 for the fiscal
year ending June 30.
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Joan Falconer of Irving checks out the library's m1ll1onth book ot the )'ear Sunda .
\ AIDS Walk celebrates life, honors heroes
By Tom Spe1ss
Ot'a"Qt Coa~ Oa ty P*'I
IR VI C:. . -It "a\ a cetebrat1on of
hfo. and part ic1pant'i wished ii wa the
la'it ume the) 'd have to take part.
On Sunllay, about 3,500 people
gathered t Ma5-0n Park in ll'ine for
the 5th annual AIDS Walk Orange
County. Most of the crowd took part m
the 10-K, and others were on hand to
lend upport and as'i1 tance to the
cau~
"AID 1 a national hcahh problem
and we hould attempt to fa ce· up to
11," aid Peter Green. 1hc ma)'or of
I luntm ·ton Be: 1.h lt'i. tragic to sec
the AID quill\ nd the suffenng
behind ca'-h rancl."
J'hcre \\ere manv different methOds
of tran.,port u cd for che JO·K course,
1nclud1ni ro llcrblading, running,
J<>g&ing. Y.alk ing a nd C\en UnJC)cling.
Entrant\ Y.erc told the\ onlv had 10
fin1 h the course, and how they
completed it W<l\ up .. to thei r
1m.1ginJt1on
And v alen c ch1ano of Irvine
brought out her un1c>clc "f he
ad,crtl'l ment '\aid 'waif.;, JOg. roller
hladc M l\\O•,tcp; 'o I ttgurcJ that
included un1C)chng.'' 'he 'atd. ''I 'aid
\\ h) not, I'll giH: that n -.hot thc rc.-"
1;.h1.tno. "-hl' "IA' introd uced to the
'l'l<>rl ol un11:~'-hng b~ her fa ther, " a
f1\.C ·t1mc ltld mcdah't and "orld
AIDS Walk Orange County participants attend the opening ceremony prior to the 10-K See AIDS WALKllK* .....
Will Newport
leave its mark
on history?
By Iris Yokol
Onnot Coul Olly Piiot
NEWPORT BEACH -For on 85·
)'Car-old city that is the third oldest in
the county, Newport Beach can be
con idcred deficient in the area of
hi~torical landmark .
In fact, you can count the number
of officially designated hi~tonc ~itc in
the city on one hand
Councilwoman Evelyn Hart hope'I
to impl'O\le thi ituation. On her
reque t, the City Council on Monda)'
afternoon will d1scu whether a
comm1tte hould be cstobh hed to
1dcnt1fr potential \ltc for
pre erv•t1on.
Hart noted th.u the city i rich with
old building' that provide hint to hfc
io the con tal community decadeo; ago: •
the Upper Bay Bridge, ror in\lancc, i,
located nco.r the original Newport
Lundrng, which the McFadden
brothers acquired in 1875 and built
into a thrh-in.g commcrci.il trade nnll
hipping bUMOe .
facn Newport Harbor t fish School
can be C'On,tdered 1 hi tone ,itc th al
ha w1thMood the tc t of time.
attord1ns 10 Hart.
Yet the city h• > far only
de 11natcd rive hi torical Iles: the
Balboa P1v1hc.m: the BalbN tnn; the
rormer Rcndtzvou' Ballrt lm lie,
now built O¥er with aw:k m1niutM:
S...HtSTORY,._ ....
No excuses: Call the homework hotline
By Aus~ Loal
0nnot eoui our Plot
NEWPORT BEACH -Ah, the good
old days when a student could feign all
manner of excu c for an uncompleted
homework a ignment.
Short of the classic "my dog ate it"
ploy, Enc;ign Middle School tudenh will
not longer find 11 ~ ca y to ignore
home\\ork as 1gnment • thanks to the
11chool's new high-tech "homework
hotline "
nyone "ith a lelcphonc -parent
and .,tudent included -can call one of
the 'chool' four hotline number , ~e)' in
a code number for a pcc1fic teacher and
d a '· and h ten to a 90-,econd me gc
recorded by the te ilcher The me 'ale' ·
tell what wa CO\Crcd in cla' that -day,
""hat home"ork wa o 1gned •nd ho~
parent., can help tudent~ "ith their
\IUd1e .
"Tcache~ ho"c n1d one of the b1ggc t
pmhlcm'i 10 O\.Crcome " tudc:nt ~ho arc
See .HOTLINe.,,_ .....
Cl
t ... ~ c-Delll. Nm
Pr1nc1p.il xott Paulsen Shows th horn work hotline comput •r lo tudent Karli Ralph
ond PT.\ prt ,ident M.iry Moyer.
Fairy tales sign on 1V for deaf children
!y Bob Vin EyMn
OflllleC..DllJ ...
COST A MESA -tones arc ror all
children, ~n thOM who can't hear
them. That idea .intPired ta Me a
raiden1 Kathlyn otc\lftlon eo produce
a 1c~ teriel det\cned to brina
daMic fairy 1alet tnto 1he I~ 'of dUf thildftft. .
"I AW a necct,•• Dickinson 11id.
-
"Most thinas available ror deaf chUJrcn
arc either strictly educational, or it's
IOJMOM tcllina 1 SIOfY in aian. Tlu• is
diffettnt. For lhe fint hall Ol each
show. the stories •rt acted out in
c:o.1umc. with diak>pe ill i1n."
Acting the pans '" the series arc deaf
children from the aru and thctr
teactM:r ,
Dteken~n Mid lhc RMI, wtuc:h I
:ursns th1 month on cable channel '\, is
also 1ntcnJcd lor the fam1ltc and
fncnd r deaf children, c en those~
arc not ft\lcnt 1n 111n
"There arc ""' c ovcra fOf hunn,a
chddRn, and •he second half or elda
how' I devoted to demon11r11anc • C\plal~•"I the MtM the1 were uMd •• th6 tpiloM,'' Mid ........
\.• I \1"\',111 1' \•t' .. ,,,,, l\1ll l\l'\l'll\ c \II 11;•,111<111 \ll•l' l•ll '\~l\1t'l .f\.J~ (l\l lt' 1•1 ,,, '''l\lll\'\ll: I''\. I.
•11:----An Air Trafric
Controller at John
Wayne Airport who often
ba ks in the sunshine
• while playing doubles al
the Newport Beach
Tennis Club.
11Un.cr.rm-
sored with Oinging
back and forth in the
businc s world, Ferguson
read an advertisement
one day a king for
candidate,s to apply for
the Air Traffic Controller (ATC) pmgram. After Havina spent
time Oying ~ith a friend, she didn't l\esitate to enroll. She pa ed
the rigorou le IS and oon began working at El Monte Airport,
where she was stationed for 3 1/2 year-,, her first !-pan a an fAA
(federal Aviation Agency) employee.
"I was tired of the job I was doing and I was looking for a new
career," aid Ferguson, 30, schooled in Northern California and a
graduate of Sacramento Stale. "I wanted something where I'd be
motivated and successful; I don't want to do anything unless I
can be good 01 it. I talked to a friend and it looked hkc all l wa
looking for in a career. My friend had ju t gotten his pilot's
license and I was doing ome nying with him."
FlllTAIJ-.~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Ecstntic about being closer to the ocean breeze at John Wayne
Airport, where he's been for 1 l(l years, Fergu on can ample
the JOb benefit when coaxing a turbulent aircraft into a safe
landing.
"Those 11me , when you've provided aircraft with a i tance,
and eeing it resolve{.!, are the mo t atisfying," she aid.
EXCITABl.f CHANGE-. ----------
Being a chief component in a rapidly developing and intriguing
"' enterprise, Ferguson is prepared for the many challenges her
' career will bring. "The industry i going through a lot Qf change
and technology has a lot of effect on it," he aid. "So con tinuing
'' 10 adapt to the technology and being a parl of it 1s exciting. I get
bored with traditional jobs very easily, so I'm lucky this is so
challenging."
' I
NEEDIABACIOWIJ?·~~~~~~~~
A volunteer n istant at 1hc NBTC la~t weekend during lhe
Adoption Guild Tournament. Ferguson hopes to improve her
g.unc and play sn the .loumamcnt ne~t year. "Double\ anyone?"
Complied by Richard Dunn
........ L T111011•• Waa a.ma.a ra=diNalor of MlftNement CoMultflw at &lill At-. l'IGIMd the
Mudan Awlfd by the Maldlll Canter ~ Ed ,,_..,
far. his lona·U. IUPl>Ort of Mll'du U wtO U hil dlcUcltloft IO
belplna the youth ol ~ Cauty. Phil s-e, Newport
Beach mayor. also i>_roclalmed !lpeCiaJ rec:apitlon and
appreciation to be aive• Tatman lD tlae dty.
0
Huntington Beach roaidcnt and c.om.Ua Connelly School
Senior SU.1 Held recently celebrated Carl'• Jr. foundel Carl
Kllrcher'1 14th birthday. Topther with two IChool-fricadl, 1hc
presented tiim with 74 balloons. Karcher is 1 supponcr of the,
private Catholic high achool for &iris and a member o( its Circle
o( Fnends.
0 .
Sybil Jacobson, history and geography teacher of the Harbor
Day School in Corona dcl Mar, was recently awarded a SSOO
grant for Honorable Mention in the Arts and Entertainment
Annual Teacher Grant Competition. Jacobson developed a
classroom curriculum about Antarctica. The project culminated in
a bound book entitled '' 1990 Antarctica: the Last Frontier,"
containing student essay and illustrations. II has become part of
the Harbor Day School permanent library collection. . 0
Jerry A. KJng, principal of J.A. King & Associates Inc. and a
Newport Beach resident, is a new member of the Bowers
Museum Board of Governors. With his experience, he'll be an
important part participating in the long range planning issues
related to the growth of Bowers. . 0
Newport Beach native Carter Brown is now residing in lhe
nation's capital, working as an intern for California's U.S. Sen.
John Seymour. Brown, a former Newport Harbor High student
graduated in May 1990 from -where else? -Brown University
with a bachelor's degree in political c1ence. He plans to pursue a
career in politic!>.
0 The Environmental Quality Affairs Committee, an advisory
committee formed to addre environmental concerns in Newport
Beach, held its 1 J th annual Poster Contest for public and private
grade chools, sponsored by the City of Newport Beach. The
winners of 1he con1es1, which wa themed "Water Con ervation",
are: for 1-3 grades: 1st place: Andra Pequla, 2nd place: Pablo
crrano, both 3rd grade at Our Lady Queen Of Angel school;
3rd place: Joey Snt lP"Ovt, 2nd grade at Newport Heights
Elementary. For 4-6 grade: 1st place: Jody Custu, 2nd plate:
haron Pinuli, both 6th grade at Harbor View; 3rd place: J enny
Grumbles, 5th grade at Harbor View.
0 Jason Powers and Kylie Cooper, both Sth graders at Roy 0 .
Andersen Elemen tary School in Newport Beach, have recently
won special honors. Jason has won the American Legion Essay
Contest. and Kylie the Orange County Pen and Quill Contest. ·
Do you know someone who e name belong in Your Name
Here ? If o, drop us 11 line lit Your Nome Here, Orange Coast
Dally Piiot, P.O. Box 1560, CO!>IB Me~a 92626.
News of th e Weird
IHlllF T. WHH ... Jr .
.... ... ... "tllcllll
NEW O RLE ANS
Booker T. Washington Jr.
has made a 'lame for himsel(
at Booker T. Washington
High Sc h ool he's
graduating at the top of his
clah and garnering the
bigge!>l academic scholarship
in school history.
The 18-year-old said that
a a freshman he took to
carrying hi Social Security
card around to prove he
rea lly wa s Booke r T .
Wa hington But oon he
wa-, known on hi o~n.
His math and c1ence
ab1li1y and extra credit in
honors coun;e helped him
build a 4.16 average on a
four-point \Cale by Sunda)''
graduation.
Clark Atlanta University
apparently thought he was
better than mo t. It awarded
him a five-year, $48,350
scholarship to pur ue
bachelo r's and ma tcr's
degree in mathematics.
-H.r thr Anoclated Pres
Pollce Log
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,..•mil ,.._. reelcl•• ...... "1 •
latest .....-..1n lhlir ..-....., town.
Alan .....,. Devil. 29, WM jla.d
withoul bond Sunday • IWO ,.,....
dopee .....,.., counca after police _.
he 1dmitteit 1tran1H•1 the twe
Univenity of F1oridl lrildeall.
Davis, who IMI with hit wife and her
four children in nurbJ Newberry. wu
picked up for q~ionina by 1uth0ridel
Saturday evenina and confcued durina
nearly six hours of interroption, poJk:e
said.
Davis cleaned lhe victims' apanment and then killed them,
invtstigatora said. They said the motive remains unclear.
Davis is charged in the deaths Thursday of Eleanor Anne
Grace, 20, of Fort Myers, and Carla Marine McKishnie, 22, o(
Brandon. Grace was a sophomore atudyina psychology and
McKishnie was a graduate student majorina in education.
.-..: ..... VllC•l·lll 11111111 •••
MANILA, Philippines -The U.S. military on Monday
ordered the evacuation ot 1houu nd1 of American• from Oark
Air Base after a nearby volcano that had been dormant for
centuries spewed rocks and hot ash down its slopes.
There were no reports of injuries from what the Philippine
authorities described as a moderate eruption of Mount Pinatubo,
which is about 10 miles west of Oark Air Base.
The eruption sent scaring gases, ash and roclc pouring from
two craters of the 4,795-foot mountain at speeds up to 60 mph.
Debris was sprayed as fat as the South China Sea, 20 miles to the
west.
Air force spokesman Lt. Col. Ron Rand said volcanic activity
had lncrea cd overnight at Mount Pinatubo, prompting the order
to evacuate the bases' 16,000 troops, dependents and civilian
employees.
According to a pre-determined plan, personnel were to leave
for Subic Bay naval base starting at 6 a.m. Monday (3 p.m. POT
Sunday), and the last of the evacuees would depart about 10
a.m .. he said during a statement broadcast by the military's far
East Network.
Sin. Doll Wlllll to r ... 11 ,.._., tlX'
WAS HI NGTON -Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole said
Sunday he wants to repeal a tax on luxury items he says has had
a greater impact on middle-income Americans than expected.
The levy, Dole aid on CBS' "Face the Nation," was intended
"to soak the rich."
"It turned out the rich happened to be the middle class that
the Democrat say they're trying to help," Dole said. "A tot of
middle class people arc lo ing their jobs now and the tax i not
bringing in as much money."
The so·called luxury tax is a JO percent charge on a portion of
the price of such item as high-priced cars, boat , je~elry, furs
and pnvate airplanes that was included in Jast year's budget
compromise.
ORANGE COAST
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t-·~ tn the rtttrl"-'""~ drywi.11 • \ 1h1d '\lrorpcd in" at • Oov.cr ihop in lhc 1100 block
.. f ( nflftth111n W• W P'T"'I upc:n ,. roof •1t ..:nt •ftd
tol S~O l.. M tu1n& from Ilic a h rCJ 'ler • tan or P411nl fell WI Of the. ~ Of I tn.dt Im-ch ubouftd on \\ell 8-Jttu. Bou~rd ttear :7th Stncf.
p1lhn1 white St' nt onto the trcct But the dmcr '11 IM
lllKk, dnnJbCd II\ a ptn•hh-lftlV' pk.hp triftl lluMetOtil
Clft bl pe1AI hi IN Md,~~ 1 .................
'" the: re.Mr# !Nnor •lld tMft I .. 1 .....
..
! . ' ' ' ' r I ' j I ' jt. I . '
1'1MI dilJ cm pl1illl Mmy •n ,
bad wu tha& AulUaliu 1C1or ol a-.. b a laulMINd lllucb. Wf.arM -llf SSOO.S700.
Paul Hopn wun'& iDdu~ with ·--
lhl ~ dllmondt from
down under w •a 1howc&Jfna at
Or you c.n ~ all &he way up &o a 2.36 carat
ODpac stone that'll take your eyebalh oua of their
IOCket\ and S7,IOO ou& of your wallet. But even my
kind of linle pebbles have the Jparkle and fire &hat
only a<>od diamonds ha\'e,
her store through Saturday.
The shrimp-on·the·barbie auy
would've been superfluous Champaane diamondi. were dlscO\'ered in 1981 at
the Araylc Mines in the dc10late outback of
Au11ralia' nonhwe t coast. The unique ston11
have only been a\'ailable ince J 986 and not until
now in America.
anyway.
The \lone-. arc the 11ar1 of this
Jbow. They're called Champagne
diamond\ bccau\C, well, that\ ....
what they look like. The colo ri.
ranae erom pa1e 101d to what 1, RIIS Ill
called cognac, almc>&t a khaki or
olive-drab.
The exhibit Ill Charles Barr Jewelers on 17th St.
mark~ their U.S. debut and is, to coin a cliche,
rather a feathe r in Mary Barr's cap.
"We were dclighteJ when they a'ikcJ if we
would like to be the first in the country to show
these," Mary said. "I've been to the mine and met
all the people. so it was quite a compliment to be
But drub they're net.
elected.
Mary 'lhowcd me a ring with about .i dozen
cognaci.. Whe n the light caught the tone:., tt was
like bcms blasted in the eye with a camera na h.
The piece wa a tad showy for my taste, so I
didn't buy it for my wire. The $27,000 price tag had
nothing to do with it.
Ever the wi c alesperson, Mary pointed to some
1gnificantly . ma lier diamond~. You can gel some
It also meant a lot o f work, a big chunk o f
additional in urancc and extra la)ers of the store's
already rigid -but mostly mv151ble -security.
"We have these three fellows who are very, ve ry
good," Mary said of a trio of plninclothc men who
School lunch menus
Fountain Valley
School District
Monday: Chicken Drumsnackers
with corn, Frui t cup, chocolate
milk
Tuesday: Cheese & Sausage
Piua, Fre h fruit, fruit juice, milk
Wednesday: tacos, buttered
corn, fruit Juice, taco hells. taco
auce
Thur day. Torpedo sandw;ch,
mixed vegetable. juicy treac.
mu lard, milk
Friday· Hamhurgcr, tater barrel,
fruit Juice, hamburger hun, ca1sup,
m11k
Huntington Beach
City chool Oi'itrlct
Monday Corn dog. Fre nch fr1e,,
cat sup packet, fun f ru1t~
Tutsday· Chicken pntty with
bun, kcc chup packet, corn, diced
pears
Wtdnc~doy: Bumw, taco sauce,
apple :IUcc, animal cracker
Thursday: Bccf·a·Ron1, roll.
orange wedges, jello
Friday: Chee'e p1ua, pineapple
chunk , hirthJay cake
Bulletin board
Jaycees' rummage sale
COSTA MES<\ Clo1hmg, .ipph·
La1una Duch Unlntd
School DI lrlct
Monday: Chicken patty/dipping
sauce, freo;h frozen corn, wheat
roll with butter, chilled fru it with
pineap ple, pears, blackberries,
milk
Tuesday: Corn dog (Turkey) on
a 'tick, Oven browned potatoes,
chilled applesauce, jungle crackers,
milk
Wcdntsday: Straw hat with
stripe-;, lettuce Jnd chee c, veggie
tick' with dip, flour tortilla ( 112),
pineapple pudding de ert, milk
Thursday: brunch for lunch,
apple juice, ausage hnk , French
toao;t c;tick , chilled fruit with
che me and pcachc , milk
Friday: Fiesta stick with taco
-,auce, shade of green with
spinach, bar topping, trail m1JC,
chilled orange wedge, milk
Nt "l>Ort·Mt a Unlntd
School District
Monday: Oven baked chicken
with wheat roll or chicken and
bean burrito. kernel ico rn, apple
crisp, milk
Eyes have it
Tuesday: peanut butter sandwich
and string cheese o r chicken and
bean burrito, green salad, chilled
peaches, milk
Wednesday: Hamburger o r
c hi c ken a n d bean b urrito,
shredded lettuce, hot vegetable,
cookie, milk
Thur day: Corn dog or chicken
and bean burrito, crispy baked
frie , chilled f ruic , mi lk
Friday: Chicken alad -;andw1ch
on a soft bun or chicken and bean
burrico , mixed "ege1ablc • chilled
fruit, milk
Ocean View
chool District
Monday: Oven baked chicken,
tater IOI • orange JU1Ce, wheat roll,
milk
Tue day: Bean burrito. kernel
corn, frellh apple,, milk
Wednesday: hot dog. tring
bean , grape Juice bar, milk
Thur day: Hamburger, fre h
lnlll, mixed vcgcHtbles, milk
Friday: chili bi111e~. tortilla
chips, apple pride bar, pineapple
JUICC, mil k
l'll1.mhn1. '~1n.J1"1ng. ump out. comrc11· 11on' 11nd rnuLh more. For mfornl11ton, call 361·2969.
• June 10. ,.,
._. ... ,,.,,.., .. ,.._,.,.s,....~111
UMd IO bl on die Newport police, now 1hey'rc with
ocher depanmea11 and DGC'• a aarcotics off.ctr.
They mMe UI fal Cl'litc OOllllortable.''
nted, defini tely ch•"ll"I ttic: ubject from Kcun ty
to the cwhc Oora )he brouaht m opcc1ally for the:
l)npite 1 rllh ol o,..... COM& jlWehy-ttore
hofdu~ In recent 19an (happily calmed down 50
far 1h11 year) the entrance IO Mary'• store ii wide
open, w11h none of &he jail-cell security doors
fa\'Of'ed by many jewelen.
Cham p.•anc •hov.-1ng. "T he: c s ro..-. v.1ld 1n
Austraha, and Mon's (flower 1hop) got them fo r
ui. ..
Someumeli I can take a h1n1 , o we ..-.ent back to
talking d1.-mund I a\ked 1t, as Carol Channina has
\0 often told u11, diamond1 arc till a girl' bcM
frie nd?
"The only time we had 1 problem, I would have
buned &he auy in anyway.'' Mary said. That was in
1975 when a youna man came into her old store in
Westcliff Plaza to order a custom diamond
bracelet.
''Sure -a' 1ewclry. But I never sell diamonds a
inve'ltmcnts Lay people don't make money in
Jiamond'I They ha¥e to buy them in one market
anll ell m another, buy retail and ~II whole ale.
Th lit doc'in't work."
He was 2S·30, well·drcssed in blue denim, h1td
fashionably styled hair and sported a neatly
tri mmed beard. After talking v.iith a clerk. he went
ro Mary's office to discu ) the order further.
However. if you're man enough to get che
COO<h free 1
1 hat 1 C\ICll) my plan I "'" v.in the drllv.ing
The chap calmly slipped a mall p1 tol from h1
pocket and aid policcly, "Mr 8;,irr, this 1s Q
• Jor the tv.o carat • worth of Champagne diamond
B3rr Jeweler\ i giving a'°"a\ and, once ;igain. be on
holdup." my way to riche'i. ,
"You're kidding!" Mary ga ped And the guy
walked off with $256.000 wonh of \tones and
finished JCWelry.
If )OU want in on 1h1 deal, drop by and ha' e an
eydul of Ch.tmpagne
'Did you notice the protea v.e have?"" Mary
f'rtd M•rtin'1 column run '\fonda), H'L'dnt' d11.ti
•nd aturd11J.
Parents pitch in at preschool
By Bob van Eyken
011noe Cou1 O~lly Pilot
COSTA ME.SA A little
cooperation .goc a long way 1n
child-rearing.
A group of Co ta Mc a mothers
learned thot a long time ago, and
the tradition goc on
Sun hine Pre chool 1 the area's
only cooperative day care center.
where parents reduce their ov.n
co ts by as~• ting in the day·to·da)
operation.
Founded in 1957, the mornings·
only preschool 1 a 'aluable
re1iource for tho e who don't work
out 1de the home, or who v.o rk
full time but u c un tn·home baby·
Art<; and craft'i, science, mu-;1c,
storic , dramatic play and field
trip stimulacc the min'h of the
children, who attend either
Monda)' , Wedne da)'> and FnJay.,
or Tue day and Thur day
The 1hree·da) program 1s
designed.for children 4 and 5 )C..ir'
old while the 1v.o-da\ program ,.,
geared to" ard 3·)eJr·old't
Lori Javad1, another parent
p:ir11c1pan1 v.ho ef\.es pre 1dcnt
of the organ1lallon, aid che
pre chool provide' a useful
net~ork. for both parents and
t h1ldren.
'The children get a chance to
interact "1th adult other than
their ov.n parent~. and oc1ahze
I
with other children," he aid.
"AnJ the mother get to kno~
other mother' All of our parent'
rcallv help eilch other. fhey"ll
'""'''" \Olunteer d,1\' "1th each other "hen II needed They're
gc.nerall) 'en 1,upporu' e .
~un,tiinc Prc,chool. a mH1·
profit. non·,ectan.in org.tntzatuid.
,, loca1cd at Church ol ch:
Co,cnant, :! 50 f a1rvic" Road
nc\I 10 Co,t..i \ie a High ch<xll ,
There io.; J "a1tin~ J1 t fur ttl.:
l\\O da) program: although ,p.1cc:~
do generally o pen up during tt-6:
'ummer, Javadi ~aid There ~~
cu rrenll) opening' in the thrcc·d<{\
program. <;he ,aid. :
for information, call 540· l un 11tcr rather than an all·da)'
pre chool.
"Nowaday • mom'I 't\ho i.1.1)
home may be the only one in their City to consider parking plans:
neighborhood who' home all day EWPORT Bl::.ACH _ The
with the children," aid Jeanne City Council on Monday afternoon
Stone, J participating parenc and will revie"' four po~~iblc parking
the pre chool'll curriculum layout-; for City Hall, three of
coordinator. which re tore a parking lot 1n front
·"On my treet, for example, of che council chatnber .
there arc four or ft\C other fhe four options propo ed by
familie'I with children, but the) 're Public Work Director Ben Nolan
gone 1111 da~ Jt da) care while both range in c timated cost from
paren< work," 'lhe aid. "I wai. a S-t9,000 to Sl TI.000 Op11on<1 A. B
bit 1'0lated until I got 10\'0lved and C provide a parking lot in
with the preschool." front of City Hall, ""''h different
The \Chool o~rate on the conf1gurat1on of parking along
I a t e t e a r I y c h i I d h o o d 32nd treet.
leaving 11 la"'n tn front of t~c
council ch,1ml-icr,, :
fhe (1t\ Hall frnnt lot v.,,, w~n
(lUI and rcpl,1ced V.lth la\\on 3\ p.!h
o f the "-c"'port Boule,al}I
"1den1ng prnJLCt But the coun1!1l
ha agreed to con,1dcr replacn!
that front Int ,11tcr merchant<, on
.1:!nd ~treet repclHedl\ complain~d
that chc I<"' ot the lot ha' for~~d
CtH'i tlnlo nnd · 1reet lea\ 1ng hdp
. ' cu,tomer' v.11h no" here to park.'
ance \ furniture and C\dd and end> v.111 tic w d 11 the Ncv.>PQrl I lar~r J;a ~.;c,·
rumm.i c ale fund·rt11 .:r from q .am tu
CORO'IJA DEL MAR -Free \.I uul .tld) 1.on,ultJ1t11n\ v.111 be pr0\.1d<:d by J.im1c McAll1,lcr a Dr.i1tlc ln,lltute "l'U· .11 .i1t.I t<'n,uhilnt .it the 01 is ~ n1or Center. l \1.irguerue A\..:. Corona dcl
\1.tr, tln rnur\d.iy
developmental prtnc1ple , Option D calf< for e\panding LEAD club mixer empha lllng the b uilding of the parking tn the e\i ting lot
HU'1 fl NC rO"l BEACH -1 he confidence and selC esteem, Stone along Finley Avenue. un the
The Cit\ Hall lot "as mo,1h
U\CJ ~~ cmplo)el.'\ OI Other arc.
bu,inc"e' , .. ho u'ed 1,>ng·tcrm
parking perm110, to keep their car!!.
there all da\. J pm llUrd17 · The sale w1l be held 11 16SI Placcnha Ave , Co ta Mc!.I, •crou from 1ht Pen· nyuver office
Pool safety
NEWPORl BCACI I 1 he Newport·
Mc\a A)soc:i111on of Realtor Commun11y Rel1Hton~ comm1t1cc will •p.mscr 11 free "Pool Slfc1v Commun11y Av...ircnc s Pro· grnm" on "fhursd1y ut the u-;oc13lmn of.
Ike, 401 N Newport 81\d The ell\, will
hcg111 "' 6 rm 1 he goa of 1 he progr11m " 10 rcdu1:e lhc mlC of child and 1o1dul1 drowmng!> hm1ltc\ v.11h 'm11ll children arc urged 10 .111cnd ipcakcr~ include Julie Wcm. prngr.im dircc1or for 1hc Oranac Counl)
T r.ium1 So"1c1v, 1uy I land, Ilic i\qu111c Spnrts prugn1m director for 1hc Nc~port·
Mc\1 YMCJ\. and Randy Croll, a fire· m.in v.11h the city of C'<hll Mesa For mnr~ 1nfurm;,11un, call 7Z2 2300
areer enhancement
CO TA \lt-~A The Oran c ~o.a\I Ch1p1er of lht D.11.i Procc) 1ng h1nJge mrnt A)~)CIJlton v.111 huld II\ monthh n~two1i..ina 11nd dinner un \\.cdne-<lJ) .1'1
6 pm .at 1hc Red I mn Inn, 10~0 Bm1ol
I Cmt1 Mt·• lnc 1op1 v.111 he "Crnh1n 1ng \our C11· rccr In A Touah faomony" Terry Thtlf· mod aurd, the Pre 1dcnt of TtlOR Em· ploymcnl SC!'ICC), v.-111 peak The '°''or the ~C\S1an " S::!.S f'm mare 1nrorm111on. call 6'7-1617
peaking Improvement
llUNTING10N Dl ACll i\ free demon\tro11on ,cminar of the E~ccuProv method will be held at The Holtday Inn, ~M7 Ccn1cr A\/e llun11ng11>n Beach. on 1 hursd1y 01 7 pm
l::'cecul'rO\ 1 1 1echn1quc for 1mpmv1na 'pc;ik1ng "nd commun1c:a11un skin, J'or mnrc 1nlorm.1hon, \.~Jll 840· 1406.
Middle Ea t seminar
NE: WPORl Bf ACll The Newport r nundall(.ln will ~n'IOr a w:m1n1r tn•
111lcd •The 11Jdll' ~""' Where Mc We NllW.' un I UC tlJr .ii 110 ... m at 1h .. R.1ltlc'.i O.iv Club, 221 Wc\I Clll t tlwy.
Nev.port ikKh fhe Ctl\I I\ $ l.S ror more 1nform1llt'ln,
n ll Penn\ 11 64.t ·4'1 I.
'Hanging Garden
(01(0'11<\ I)( L M \ll A w11rl...\h11p 1:nktll'll '11.in)!ln~ <.i.irJ~n' v.111 ~ hdd .ii \hcrm.in l 1h1tlf)' 11nd li•rd1.:0\, 2ti.t7 I \I ('o,l\t I fwy., Coron• del M.u, on \\.1.:dnC\ll.1V iii 9 11) 11 m I he C<1n,1r11'1111n, compm111on .incl c.uc
ol n\<M·lln1:ll lfo\\ll ha,11<'1' "-111 he Hi\• .;r(1I I ht' n>\I I' S2'4 f"ur nwr~ tnf111m.1 1111n. \1111117\ 2~61.
Paralegal meeting
( O I/\ Ml /\ I he Or11ns ' <.:ounl\
P.1r..i1, .11 "''"""'"'ttun 'v.111 hc1IJ 1h month IY dmncr mt1.:t111111 th.: lkvculy tfcflt..&c flotcl, \l~ /\v~nu1: of th ti•, Cod• 11,;u, un Wcdn .i 11 6 p m
Mucu fl.11ufm.in. rcttntly rtttr1:l.I Clih·
foll\111 upr~l'fh! (•c>Ufl JU•h~C, 111'111 'J'Clk
1 h.. "'' 1~ S 1 fo•r m1: mhi: r' 1nJ SZO for D11nm1;m~r I Of mote mf0Jm11iun1 all
Q ~M
mbers open hou t
C1AIU>l ~ l1RO\ll -A\ mhhnu1n
Tnrn l mt-.:rg I> 0•11kn < 11tM:. 1tr hQld n <>pen hou •I hr,. 1>1,111(1 Office,
12 U G•rtl~n <•r ftl"J· ~u11 , < •r·
J n (imh, "" I h111lidt1\ Ill lO rm I Of I ""'' 1nf(H l1\.lllfln, Ulll <\7.407. •
Adore .a ronsull.111on. a pcrwn mu\I h.tve a v.1111cn refers.ii from Jn optom· c1m1 or ophth 1lmolo~l\I Referral lorm~ o1nJ .ipJ><•inlm1.:nh con be olH11ned by ~.1lhng JC11hv RrndY .it 1hc ccnlcr o11 64(.
12-'4
Bevy of cla ,ses
NF.WPOR r BFACH The Wc't Nc1A-port Commun1tv Center, ' W l~th '1 . I~ offcnny regl'>lr311on fu r lhe rollow· ing ch"~cs l.1ne 0Jncc: -Rcg1s1ra11on hea1n' ThurMl.iy for cl,1\..cs ticginning Wcdnc~· d.lv, June :?6 Cla'~ runs 10 wccb on Wcdnc~d"'"'· from JO JO un11I noon The fee'' S20. Scn1,1r Acroh1~ F11nc" Rcau.1r1uon
L\ nO\' being held for a enaor f11nc" cla ' hcg1nning s.11urd;iy me free cl•~ 1s held on TucSd.ays and fhu"days from ·JO to 9301 m Beginner's W11crcolor P11n11na -Re11 1ra1ion hca1n• Fnd•v Cla t!qm June 24 11nd run\ lhrough summer lln MonJ.1 from 10 • m un11l noon Fm more 1nform111ton on any tlf 1hc cl.a\\e~. C'Jll (144.1240 •
Gathering of president
rou r IN \ \l.LFY The F1m
~,uthcrn Chm111n 01p11s1 SchtXll, 10\50
[ "" "" .. oun1.11n Votllcy, v.111 hulcl ·A C 1Jlh\'11ng uf Grc111nc s Prc\llknl' <>f tho.: l 'ni1cd !llAIC\," on fhursd ay
I 111 mmc 1nf11rm.t1 ion, c.111 %Z ()~S(>
Police need hclp
CO'ifA MFSI\ rhc Co,ta Mc~.1
Pvh1:c l)CJ.liltlmcnt '''" h11) room lor 11 fcv. more 'ynung·.ll·hc.irl'' ~en1or c111zcn' in 111 \11lun1eer pro r.1m An)unc 1111crc\lcd in \11lun1cc11n1 .i
kv. houl\ a v.cclo. Im oullJOl'r Y.<ltk, c 111 I \nn JI 14.?-~:!~2.
Con truction input
CO T ML.Ii•\ -A puhltc tnform.i· hon mccuna about con tructt<>n 1Kl1v1t1t\ l•tl t!K lov.cr .ant• Ana R1\Cf ind 11W <..irecn\1llc·lhnnina Pk,~ Control ChJn· net v.111 he held at f,1aoc1a ll1ah IM.ht"•I. ~:!' r la\C nh• \v., on (hur-.d•)' 111 7 pm. For more 1nforma11on, ull (21'\) Q.t. .SJW
tedical professor peakS
COS I A ML )A r he Center C'luh't Pubhc Aft11" Con1m11tee h\>Sh the \IC~· point tll MK.hid A Weber, M D , Pro·
lc!'tlr of Mcd1<:1nc al lJCI, t1lk1n1 l~llll 'tl11h blood prC\\Urc •nd hlah chok'· tcml. Arc they really 1mr<trtan1"'"
I he f!maram ''"'" at noon (r\·u~p11on 11 11 ~ 11 m ) Tue\41.iv 111 lhe Center ( luh, 6~0 T1..wn Center Df1vt {\11111 Mc,,1 For rC'•cf\11tlon • nil 662. \.t 14 l•n1crin1 (1,;e I\ SI~ rcr pcNn
'ea ba!ie clas es
• Nf.Wf>OR I llAR80R -The "" l•UI Sc .. R.1~. lacltC'd II 19\1 P•t1IK C1•.1•I tr .. ), I\ utf,;rin& tlH\U II\ \I lin1, rowtna. fl\h1na. anoc1na. ind fine 11<1 C'lu1u 1trt open to rouna 1d\ilt1 •• 9 co 21.
ftlf mur 1nform•t10n1 C•ll lk .. y 11 .:-SOlt
l.ifepard prosnm
~ \~ C.11 tf'Nlf -n Cl ~nlc
l,t 1h: n h Wlll bo: hl•kl1111 • Junior l ,
fUJtUI\ r111,r11m for hl'Y\ nd I rl!l, ''"' l'I I~. from ~11\ I 111 \111 .. 9 ThC rr 'lllft'I tll 1un \1 r•nda\ throu ell I mt , ~ii m .i pm 111 .. 111 n1mtvt 1u1fln1: l4i't•t •
foun1111n Ville)' & Hunungton BC4ch !>aid. northern idc of C11v Hall. and -8) th~ DallJ Pilot
I F .A OS Cl uh WI II hold a ml'(tr Ion 1ah1 II 'i:iiii~--==~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 6 ul the Mimna Medical Center. 49S2 I I W11mer A\e. No 110 1n Huntington Oc.ach Adm1 ion 1s free, rcfrc hmcnt will he )Cl'Cd, IUC\IS welcome The I FADS '~tern provide~ o1n 11mu • phere of nun-compc111tvc. pcoonal net· wo1kin& for up to 30 bu\IOC<..\ people Anyone mterC\led 1n bu inc~~ C'(p.&0\100
" "-Clcomc to tillcnd the """er of weekly mec11ng\ hy Cl1n1ac11ng NJncv Danicl\<in .it %FlJOO or OlgJ Shrew bury al 9 · '202
ound Machine
CO!l rA ft-SA 1 he OrJngc C1•un1) \c1und M.ichme . .1 mu,1cal b.ind oro;n 10 Jll .1gc,, " looking for new mem~r' The gmur pla)s •II 1~-rc of music .1nd 1 1n c,1,tcncc to help wpport mu 1c m Or· 11ngc C11unl¥ The\ cum:nll\. ha~ IOi mcmt-<n and
1m : lool.tnl 10 11ild "'-\ miln\ people 10 the grvur "' p<t"1hlc Prac.:11cc arc at 7 p m o.:•1.:r) Thur~.i) ni~ht 1.11 C'I• Ill Mo .1 Righ .hc'IOI ror more inform.,hC'n, call l)Qus 11 'IM 17(..0
High chool hold reunion
tll.J NTING ION BF. CH -Theda ' ur 1966 from HuntmJton Bc:ach and Ma· rina h11h ~hools v.1lr hold~ 101nl 2..~·YCar
r1.:unl<ln on 5.uurday. Augu\I '· •t the I Clarion Ed1cv.11er llo1cl m l..ong Boch. T1ckcu c:;n he obt:uncd for l .lS ca~h heforc July I, "1" will incrt••..c tl'l S40 on July I and S•S on July 30 No 11ckch v.111 be uv1ul1blc .ii lhc door To rcncct lhc spml ur the '(I()), drc~ for. I.he cvcn111J will be c.i\uul Dinner v..111 1ndudc 11 II.a·
"11111\n \tvlc bufkl I-or more 1nform.11111n ~nd re,crvill1on,, call cumm111ec mcmher' Denni' oind Glcnn.i Mc .... eO"Wn u1 q6.4660, St.:,·c 11ml Joan Purdue Al %0-4'iQ or 1'cn R;ipp 111
(21') 4lD260
• upport for wive of j~ble s
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upfl'•rl 11rm .. for w1•-c' whl.l~ hu b•nd 11re •.:d.ma cmpl1'1\mcn1 1\ rondudcd
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il Brain _power,
can you ancrc•se
i t , or, is it
i determined solely
by your genes.
I ts it possible to
: elevate your IQ,
, im prove yo ur
, memory, low
; down age related
mental decline,
enhan ce you r
ability to learn,
1 or have you been dealt a pat
• hand?
Well, you can not turn a dimwit
• into an Ein tc1n, but each ! individual CAN improve his
; mental function, and it 1s
: reasonable 10 do o.
A we learn more about how 1hc
•
brain works, we realize that brain
functions arc chemical reactions
that can be facilitated in
predictable faihion. For example,
acetylcholinc is a neu.rouanamltter
eSKntial to layina down memory.
Choline, a vitamin like substance
found in lecithin and other food1
is the direct precursor to
acetylcholine. When volunteers
were given large quantities or
c holi ne , they performed
significantly better on memory test
than those aiven placebos.
Cholinesterase is the enzyme
·that destroys acetylcholine in the
brain. THA is a drug that blocks
the action of this enzyme . Patients
with Alzheimer' disease, who
have severe memory disturbance ,
were given choline to jncrea e the
production of acetylcholine, and
1liA to block the enzyme that
breaks it down. The results,
reported in the New England
Journal of Medicine, were
astounding.
There are literally hundreds or
techniques that have been shown
to 1ipificantty improve mental
functions when compared to a
placebo. What would you be like if
you did them all for sax months?
That is a practical impossibility,
but what about doing several?
Where are you goina to get your
information, your local doctor?
Not likely.
Improving mental fun ction in an
otherwise healthy individual comes
under the heading of "QUALITY
Of LIFE ENHANCEMENT,"
and it not onty not punued by the
medical profc11ion but is usually
scorned. The medical profession is
fat and happy with all sorts or
lucra1ive new aad.ets ror seeking
o ut al'ld blasting away at
"DISEASE;" it could care less
abou1 helping you up your 10 a
few poinis, or improve your ability
10 concentra1c. In fact, most
doc1ors arc lil<cly to tell you .1ha1 it
can't be done, m spite or literally
hundreds of lhOu!tands of s1udies
documen11ng the opposi1c.
Over th e nex1 several weeks I
will c:\plorc with you the exciting
fie ld of NOOTROPICS, brain
enhancing ubstances that improve
learning, memory consolidation,
memory retrieval, mood, and
concentration without significant
' tOxiclty and without aherina other
aspecu of the central ncl"OUS
!ystem. We will discu11 the
numerouJ noouopic drugs
prescribed by docton in Europe to
millions or people, why they work,
and how you can get them.
So for those interested, let's get
staned.
Start taking vitamin$!
Research clearly shows that
nutri11onal supplementation !teem
to improve metal function for both
young and elderly. The 11red old
advice to cat a BALANCED diet
for your RDA's doesn't even
addre~ the OPTIMAL intake of
nutrients for OP1 IM AL
MENTAL FUNCTION.
One study 'i howed that mentally
retarded children given large doses
• l ...... I' .... ., ·-
I
of 8-complex, trace minerals, and
vitamin A jumped their 10 an
unbelievable 10.2 points compared
to controls. In another study of
HEALTHY elderly people,
cognitive function was po1ltively
associated with intakes and blood
levels or the 8 -complex, vitamin c.
and other familiar nutrienb.
Many high potency multiple
vttamin and mineral formulas arc
available. In general, 8-compJex
lihould be tn the SO to 100 mg
range, vitamin E, 400 units, and
V1tamin C. 1 to 3 grams.
That's for tartcrs, but there 1
more , a lot more.
Dr. Julian Wbltakrr o~ratts
Whitaker Wtllncss Institute In
NtffrPOrt &acb.
:Groups sues USDA seeking better care of research animals
By Laurie Asseo
The Assoeiated Press
WASHINGTON Even
laboratory animals need exercise
and companionship, say animal
rights groups that accuse the
government of worrying more
about cost than the proper care of
re\earch dog!. and primates.
"Deprivation ce r1 a1nl~
constitutes cruelty," ~aid Chri tine
Stcvenc;, secretary of the oc1ety
for Animal Protectl\e Leg1slat1on.
"f:.verybod)' knO\\S lhat dog~ "ant
10 go for a walk."
Her group and other plaintiffs
in a federal lawsuit contend the
Agnculture Department bowed to
pre~~11re trom re earchers nnd
01her federal agcncic~ to water
do"n rule' on care of dog and
primate
Re!,earcher' l>hould be required
to ghe dog' daily excrcic;e and
provide primate s with an
en' 1ronmen1 that helps their
mental health -uch as caging
them in group • the plaintiffs say.
But the USDA ays its new
rules provide proper care for the
animals, a nd the National
Association for Bi omedical
Research insists the researchers
arc in the best wsition to decide
what their animals need.
"The science requires healthy,
normal animals in most ca es,"
aid Barbara 'Rich, the research
group's executive vice president.
"It i in ~ciencc's best intere t to
give them the best care.
''The public thinks all dogs like
to nrn. I don't know that that' in
fact the case,'' he aid, adding
Inside Medicine
that research dogs 11re "not
i.ocioli.ted 1n 1hat wny."
The ne" USDA rulcc;, adopted
an fcbrunr)', let rcscarcherc; et
their own plan for dog exercise
and primate pc;ychological health.
The plan~ can be reviewed by' the
government, but not the public,
and enforcement i provided
through rc$ular in pcction by
federal vete rinarian .
The rule affect approximately
150,000 dog and S0,000 primates
u ed in re earch each yea r. They
al o apply to animal breeders,
dealers and exhibitors such as
circuse and zoos.
"We're very enthu ed about the
way they've turned out," said Dr.
Morley Cook, USDA a sociate
deputy administrator tbr regulatory
enforcement and animal care.
"They provide adequate health
and care and handling of the c
animals."
Howe,cr, the plain11ffs -which
al o include the Animnl Legal
Defeno,e Fund of San Rafael,
Calif -SJ) a 1985 la" requires
the go,crnmen1 10 ct 1hc
minimum standards itself.
The law,uit says lhe Agriculture
Department gave tn 10 pre ure
from researchers, the Office of
Management and Budget and the
Department of Health and I luman
Service-,, which aid etting pccific
rules for dog and primate would
co t too much. Spoke men for
OMB and HHS declined comment
on the law u1t.
Rich aid the animal right
group ' propo al would co t clo e
10 $2 billion. The group said the
CO\t "ould be far lower.
S kin-sensitive people may have problems on their hands
fJv Or John T Chiu come.
• ~ d ' ">e Oail't P IGI Much ha., been "-rtllcn a0ou1
the "~n1f1cancc uf a powerful
'er<;u\ a limp grip. \-Ct a pmcapple
hand probahl)' " JU'il .it damaging.
An OOl)' hand'l f-'orgel 11
ectema. The cause for thi!, often 1!.
multiple. Since our hand arc 1n
clo'ie conlact ,,.1th chemical and
irritant' \O often in the cour e of
an a\erage da}, it 1 a "onder that
"'e don't ha\e more problem "uh
hand eczema.
'
The dead kin provides the
\ '1111plc h.1m1'ha l..c 1, 111..el) 1hc
Ir 1 ,11n1.1d \llll ha'c \\Ith another
J'l ''''n )1.'I 1lm hncf ;rnd often
'h 1111.1.:J l.'nrnunll.'r '"111 likel)' mold
the f1r,1 11npn:,,1on tor }Car' to
1 he medica l term for th" hand
prohlem " called hand derma1111,,
more commonly knu"n a' ham.I outcrmu t perimeter of dcfen1,c
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• C llj'H11h1 !'WI t Cl \ftdK"~I C cnrcr
again I outside invader~. In
nddit1on. the oil \Ccreted on your
skin urface help'> to retain 1hc
mo1 ture 1n your kin . thu'I making
11 Ice; permeable to mo t of 1hc
ou l'ildc invaders. It docs not take
much 1magtnat1on to figure out
that uny cracked kin i.urface is
more prone to irritation and
infec11on .
I lowcver, improved hygienic
mca. ures arc unexpectedly
working ugain!ll the health of your
!..in. especially on the hands. The
more effective the soap or
detergent i , the more efficiently it
remove-; the oily coating normally
pre ent un your kin and thus
ollowing the "atcr. which help to
ma1nu1111 )Our ">ktn IC\ture. to
c'cape
A di) and cracl..ing 'ikin 'iurface
then rc,ult .. , mal..1ng your skin
e'en more vulnerable to 01hcr
1rritanh. incc 1..uherw"e rcla1i,.cly
harmle~ agent\ can no" brc,1ch
)Our ou1ermo\t defense. )Ou .ire
IHI\\. more prone .to become
allergu: 10 other chemical\ )OU arc
in contact w11h
The l)p1c.1l ca .. c ;, ,1 perwn "ho
hccomc\ \Cn\ll11ed lo nickel after
a 111cl..cl·conl.11nmg po!.t " IO\Crled
mtn .1 nC\\ I) pierced c .u lohc.
People w11h .1iop1c cc1ema (a1op1c
dcrmallll\) appear to he more
pmne to cfc,clop hand cc.c.ema,
;ind 1hc .. i..111 covered by your ring
1lot likch 10 he t1r'1 ;iffec1ctl h\
hand cczcm.1. .
ln1cre,11ngly enough, n1c.kel
often ma> be 1hc cul prit for
pcri.1~1cn1 hand c..:£enm '1nce II "
'o common in our \UI roundinA' A
}Oung \\Omnn reccntl) .. ,~cd me
'"h> 'he h,1d nn itch' rn"h fmm
Do You Suffer F r om Foot Pain?
New advancements in therapy may be the
. answer
Million of Americans
utter from foot pain and
disca e each year.
Approximately 80"& of our
population is affected with
~foot pain and deformity
"'-hich force them to become
more ~cdenta ry ·and less
rictivc. This increase' the
rntc a11d ri<;k of heart disea e
and many other metabolic
dl\CU'-.C\ which 1,hortcn life
C"<pcct.i nc . But of equal
importance. 1t .1ffcct' quality
of life. I hl\C you ever \t,1ycd
Imme while your kid' went
to the p.irk nr found your eJf
not ~oing 'hopping hccnuse
}Ou were mo ttred'1 Thec,c
.ire }m;itom ot foot d1<.ca
c"cry bit J'I much a' the
r•un from unsightly bunion .
r~)rtunatcly, maJor medical
adv.1ncemcn t in the
di.1gno i' and ca re of the
foot and lower extremity
over the pal>t 10 ycnr have
let.I to more effect ive
therapy. lc:-ic, p:11n a nd
comphc.1tinn' U\\C)citttcd with
foot care. As with mo t
medical ttcatmcnt<., "you
h,1vc: nothing to fe.ir except
fei1r it elf." Pu111n{l off care
onlv make' mutters wor~ M
the· detormit1c' progrc,s.
E.1rly treatment pro\ltJc the
l'C\t prngnosi' for care.
~cw technology has hccn
dc\clupcd to C\,1lu.1tc the
complic:itcd motion und
lorces th.It nroducc fool
di<tC1l\C . lhing high
technology Computer
Tracking Sy tcm , we are able
to pinpoint with high degree
of accuracy the complicated
deforming forces that produce
disca e of the foot, ankle,
knee, hip and spine. Proper
diagno 'i i the key to proper
treatment and Computers
allow us to sec the un ce.1ble
mechanical problems thut
create di e.111e
Once the mech.1nicul
clement'i arc evaluated. "'
u r g 1 c a I p I a n c .1 n b c
developed hy Computer.
Using <.pccial 11urg1 cal \kill
and equipment uch 0(\
La,cr Surge!)'. Micro,urgcl)
and 11n1m.ll i ncision
urge!)', the d1'iea cd ti \UC
can now be repaired in an
outpatient urgicul center
in tcad of u ho pita!. To the
patient, this mean reduced
puin, fa ter healing ond
lower costs.
During difficult economic
time , we nll make acrif1cc .
Plea11e make them wi41ely. It
really isn't practical to
hobble thru life.
t
her 14K gold pcndan1 , not
rcrngn111ng thnt 111ckcl I'> a ma,or
part 1lf 1h1. other 1-IK 1n the
m:iktng of 1he pendant
Another patient complained of a
persistently itchy and cal)' left
palm. It took some tune before v.c
came to the conclusion that the
nickel tn her hairbru h handle wa
the hidden culprit. The fac1 that
'he \\ti\ left-handed and a po~1t1ve
patch tc~t re ponse to nickel
cringed 1hc diagno l'I.
It al!.o has been reponed that
ac1d1c food product!>, 'iuch n\
tom:Hoe\ and vinegar. may free
the nicl..el or chrome prcc;cnt in
'ta1nlc!> steel cookware <Ind
con,cquently cau'c a n.1rcup of
the ~km lc\iun "'hen ingested by
tho e who arc 1tllerg1c to the'c
metal\ I mu'I ,1dm11 1h.1t l ha"c
llC\er 'ccn th" phenomenon in my
praCllCC
Yet another common contactant
1 formaldchvdc HO"-C\Cr, th1
agent \\Ori.. · more often a an
irritant than .1 contact allergen It
" .im.lZ!ng ho" ub1qu1tous th1
agent 1'i Far from JUM being an
irru,1tmg mell from nail polt'ih, 1t
" found tn product'\ rl\ngmg from
.1ntipcr-.p1rant and 1n'icc11c1dc' to
rubber and toothpa\tt.
bcn paper money 1 1reated
with formaldehyde. Cert11 1n
product'\, 'iuch a Mcthenamine,
only rclca,e formnldehyde in the
prc,encc of acid . People with
lormnldehyde allergy IJlBY react to
products contn1ning glotaf.ildehyde
a' \\>Cll
I fo\\ c.in you 1ell whether your
prnhlcm " due to an allergy or 11n
1rr11.1n1., The an'"cr i'i. you cnn't
1 n mJn> ca,ei; l·vcn doctor'
pcc1allllng in kin problem,, such
,1\ dcrmatolog1 '' .ind <11lcrg1i.1.,,
o(ten ha\e trouhlc 1elhng them
,1p.1rt.
I hu -,, .1\lde from the oh\ 1ou'
ca'c'• performing a p.ilch \ktn tc't
panel to the common allergic
rnn1,1c1anh often 1., the tmt :.rep
Ill tr)ing to unra\CI the m)'ltCry. In
th" 1c,1, the u pectcd agcnl 1s
applied on }Our 'iktn with a \flOl
fl.ind A1d·hkc patch A po 1t1ve
rc.1c11on will 'ihO'-' up t"-O or three
Ju}' niter it~ 11p plica t1on.
o,cu tonally, nn allergen uch "'
the limocnc oil (from the peel of
nr.1ngc. lcn1on umJ lime} m,iy
require wnh~ht e,po,urc to chc1t
.1 J){l'ltl1\c rc.H.llon
Wh .1t \houlcl \Ou do, then·l f-i~t
}OU need 10 check on the
frequent of \\,\tCr ind chemical
c)lpu,urc Ohviou"il), c~CC4i'iive
cont.u.:t ~1th wntcP and chemical'
"111 tend tu ch.ip and f1, ure tlut
'~an. 1\\1>1d.1n .. c pp ..r' to he
,1mrk. but nut .il"a'' po 1blc. 1\n
1t110 me h.1nic c:1nnoi 'imply
1h;anll1111 '"" JOh 111 a'oul contau:t
v.11h motor .inti lullricutmg ml, 11nd
the mother 111 .1 \oun inl~nt rcolh Jt~' not have ·much chmcc 1n
•1m1dins cont:.ct v.1th water .
,.
Carol Dee Jones
Coetl 0111y Pilot '
"ight enough to 'how you're a
oman and loose enough to show
~ou're a lttdy" -Edith Head
(1899-1981 ).
The clothe!> at Thur day night'
rash1 on \how benefitting the
Pac1f1c S)mphony As)()C1at1on left
httlc doubt lhat designer Scaa"
(introducting his fall hne) knew of
the fashion ph1lo'>Ophy of the late
grand dame of Holl)~ood couture
But, that wa' JU t part of it
fhe evening, carefully created at
Le Mend1en, wa the brainstorm
of Nancy Soroslcy. She and her co·
chairman Jamts Balce r managed 10
ge t virtually everylhing
underwritten.
Major 'ub 1d1zer for the event
were Gerry and Wally Schroeder.
Soro ky (wearing n Scaas1)
pointed out, "We could never have
thi beautiful event wi thout our
friend ... that's what makes it fun,
all the comraderie and meeting
new people"
The entire $9.000 1n profit" from
the evenmg will go to benefit the
Pacific Symphon) which 1\ gearing
up for 11\ ummcr ea~n.
Red wa the color of the night.
from the mv11ation" to the table
trimming . Carol King created the
lihow-off table toppcr<i -white
ro e\, rouged gcrbera da1 1cs and
C>.OtlC bromeJiad\ re0ected In
mirror .
Peggy Cotton consulted on the
food and wine for the 150 guc\t'I.
Temp1ing place favo r chocoll41es
from Azhmere chocolatiers
threatened to spoil appet1tec;, but
dinner arrived JU t in ttme.
Stealing the attention (for u
while) was the repa t created h)
chef Dominique Briairt. First w a~
,1 terrine de tomnte aubergine ct
mozzarella Then what cl e but u
f1let with porc1ni mushroom' in
merlot "•iuce. The finale wJ'
toa ted coconut dazquoise
that's la)ers of fruitful mou"e
tram.Jattng into dchc1ou~.
Still n .,.,a hard not to be
interested in the scene steale~
Nord~trom -;upphed. The Sca.1sc1
l a~h1on and the model!.. th Jt l'I
With an arti'lt'~ -;cn\lt1\11y.
Pacific Symphony'11 Carl St. Clair
noted the dc\igncrs·~ u\e of
ndornmcnt on the material,,
"Ghe~ them a threc·dimen.,ional
feel. l love the drc.,.,e,." but,
confe~'led St. Clair, "I like the
models more. They arc beautiful."
Admiring the going'\ on aho
were Susan Bartlett, Lydia and
Warren Bauer, Arl ene and George
Cheng, Lynda Gome, Joyce .ind
Ron Hanson, Reta Hawtcin , Janice
John son, Shirley and Ralph
Ke rstner, Anne and Tom Key, Judy
Manto, Marcy and Maurice
Mulville, Anne and George
Schopiclc, David Scott, George
We ton, Gayle Widyolar and Jane
and Philip Winsor.
1\rlen<• ,md George Cheng
Monctar. June 10, ,., ,.
• II It_. ____ _., ••
Experts offer
makeup .ideas
Can you imaainc anyone not recognll.lnl vivaciou1,
Gayle Anderton? h really happened Wednesday
at the Fash1onable's luncheon at the Ritz
Carlton.
But, then she didn't have on her eyes and she
had a new hairdo. Julia Cross of Ste-.ens le
Cross, Newport Beach, took care of one eye by
applying earthy and mau1;e tone shado"'s
Ander~n was part of the program themed "A
Whole !'I.e..., You" although Cro did onl} half a
face to cmpha 1zes what a diff crence makeup IMI
can make.
Rudy Chavi ra tylcd the houlder·leng1h hair -
of the da) 's model giving her the nc" look in Soc'
chignon. -a ba ket ...,ea,c. iety
For the 75 gue ts who might be more .,enoui. ------about a new look, Dr Georg~ Brennan <1howed before and arter
tide~ and talked Jbout new techniques in co meuc surgery
including fat 1mplnnts 1n the hp,. ched.). temples for a rounder
face look.
New '>Ummcr fJ'ihJOO') were pre .. entcd by Billur Wallerich or
Neiman Marcus. • "'
The luncheon chaired by Wihni Short and the program
arranged bv Adrienn~ Brennan CC'ncludcd the season for the
Chapman colle'ge support group ACll\lllC will re umc in the fall
with a member onl) re.union • Anwar Soliman of Laguna Beach was one of four to recieve the
"Spmt of Giving" a~Jrd Fnda) c'ening from the Foodservice
Dl\I ion of the Food lndu Inc Circle for Cit) of Hope Soliman
rec1e\ed h1 a~ard at a dinner attended b) 00 in the Anaheim
Marriott With him JI the C\Cnt ~ere ...,,(e, Mary Ellen, her
mother. Alice Bennett, and brother Bill Bennett.
oltman head the e"'port Beach·ba ed American Re taurant
Group which mcludc'i Prego. tu.in Anderson' Black Angu
Caulc Company. Vehet Turtle, \itacAnhur Park plus more than
~00 other re ti.lurant'>
Communitv 1molvemc nl\ of ohman mciude Child Help USA.
'-ie~port Harbor Art Mu cum and Boy Hope Proceed of the ""'"d dinner, Sl 21,-100, go to Cm of Hope . • Dorothy Clarie and Marian Perrin of Ne" port Beach and Carol
McClure of co,ta Me-.J each ha"e a new piece of Jewelry.
Sa turdav the trio was pre'\entcd 50->car pins at the Orange
County ·AlphJ Chi Omega alu mnJe brunch ho'>ted by l ea Tedrow
in her Harbor Ridge horn~.
Other honoree were Cathy Boragno, the group\ ne~ prc1> and
other officer. Li a Simp on, 8ubara l annster Clari.., Kim Weber
and Debbie Harrington. • Plan!. arc alread\ undeNa' for the '1\lh annual ho~tx>at
Champagne Fe t JI the Charlie Bro" n re,taurant (formed'
Reuben E Lee) 10 e"'port Be<lch ~l\\. I 1 the date
Charlene lmmell 1 cf'\.ing a <,econd term as pre;,1dent ot the
fcst·,pon,onng Red R1tibon JOO OC .\mencan Red Cro ..,
council She and other otficcr'>. Sally Ll""rence, Diane Fuess,
Sharon Pai le , Shae Gu.uniga, ol.a Schneer and Bemice Herd
were in tailed Frida) during a luncheon at the Four ea'>Ons.
k.Jrcn tiard1n. Debi Bremner and Diane McDonald
E::.ai.:h )ear the ta ting C\ent ha' ra1 ed bctv.ecn SJ S.000 and
S!S.000 Thi\ 'fear RRJOO ~•II g"e Sl6.cnl to the ARC chapter
to purcha e traile r tocked wnh emergent) upphe' "'h1ch can
he 1aken to any di a ter area in 1he count) •
Men, women agree· 'less can be more: Betty Mo s '' baci... from England where he '1'>1tcd 10 da}
~1th Maura Eggan, formerl'f ~Ith outh Coa t Plaza. The tw o
~ere Llomg Harrod,, plav' and ;,1ghhec1ng including <.."1lurch111'~
home
Dear Ann Landers: Thank yo u,
th ank you for your wonderful
re'lpon'e to that man who wa~
co n ce rned
becau c he 1 n't
well-endowed He
signed him elf
"Short changed.··
Yo u tolJ him,
"Le can be
more .. WhJt a
fabul ou
re pon c
Ann A locker room·
type pe cking
order ba cd on
"endowment "
can pin) hav oc
with a m.11e· elf·c teem anJ be
downright Jehumonwng Tho.,c
feeling of 1nfcr1or1t)'.
unfortunately, can Inst a tirc11me.
Your sen'\ihle and rcas.,unng
comment'! made o lot of male'\ feel
better abuut thcrmcl\.c,. I hanl-.,41
from .111 of u., -Salem, Ore.
Dear Salem: It "a good or )OU
co wntt. o did many othrr • And
would you ~llt\t I heard from
more "omen than men'! Read on:
Dear Ann Lander•• I "·"
m.1mcll to a hon.1f1tk .. tud for
eu;ht )C.1r,. I le ''·'' c-<trcmch
proud of h1' "endu"mcnt'" ,1nd
cun'>1dcred h1m,clf ,1 re.ii flrlll'
Thi' mJn couldn't 'WP rcmind1nc
me th.it I \\J' \Cr\ lud., Ill h,1,l'
him Mc.mwh1lc our 'e' Ith! w,"
hell I drc.1ded ~·omg to tieJ .11
night and he '"'J' ul"a)" after me.
·1 hrng' "ent trom !'lad to "'H'e
and fm :ilh \\C were J1,,m,;cJ I hen
I m c t · t\ n d' . · · '' h 1l " .1'
"onderfull) !..ind: con,1tkr.1tc .ind
thoughtful. I ""' rchc,cd hl
di CO\Cr that he \\J\ ITI1l<le,th
cndo,vcd I h" m.rn " mal'\Cl<1u'h
\at1"f)mg 111 C\el) W.I) .ind I h.l\c
nc,cr been hJpp1cr. 'c"
Orie.in'
h orn Clc"eland .. 'hortch.iflged
in W)nmtng" need' to !..mm th.11
hcing ~ ell-endow ed ha' .ib,olutely
nothing to du with lo'e ,ind lm 1n~
l'vc been w 1th 'c' er.i i men . huth
bcltirc and hct\\-cen rnarriai;c, .• ind
l can .1ttc't to the foct that the
lllll\I l!Cllefllll\h e1H.lll\\.Cd were the
"m'1.lu,cr' .1nlJ thc h.-.ht cndO\\Cd
"ere the: t'il''I. ,\lmlht \\llh<llll
c\lcpt111n 1hc h•I! cu'' 1hough1 th.\T
111 the\ h,1d Ill du "'" hi.' thl.'rc
hclllU'" the\ 'H re "God\ gift" tn
km .tic' · I h l' 't' m I.' n were
1m.1r1.1hl\ the 1111>,t 'dl·ccntercd,
cg,111,\ll11I ind. I might 1dd. the
lc,1,t ,1t1'1\lllC
I I 1111. • 11 i.. It 'c: em' th .11
\h1•rl\:h.1 n~cd" '' mo,tl\ ,h,,rt llO
ltllll1d1..·11 c' I. ""'· .1m ·,,1mc\\ha1
11ndc r,111.'d hut Ol I \\tlffi,ln C\ c I
c11mpl.11ned 111 ran lwm Ill}
bedroom l.1u1?h111g ~hN \\11mcn
ire""' prc1•" up1cd \\Ith their cmn
llllldequ KIC..'ll the.• f1r'l llmC .lr<lUOJ
( h ''Ill\ ,, in ''' k ucain. th.int.;, "'
\ID\. '<' n11 k;nl!cr' "'II there ~e
1h1. IH11.1d ,,1mphnc '' h1i;h l·te.1tcJ
,1 d11ll Ill.' ftH .t ll \<lrl' ol
u1111p.ir1,1.1n' I Im '' ,\ h1g pfu, l<'r
h11th men .1nd \\11rnen, "Im t•lll
111n\ 1 , 't '' 11 n c .1 not h c r '
c11mp.111h1ht' 111 ,, muc.. h nwre
I 1t111111f 1ll,1n1ll'I
\l.tllk: I h l\C ~ccn ,c,11,111\
inwhul \\llh .11 lcl\l ~Cl men.
Convertible cars were top s in 1963
In enrl falconry, ,1 m.rn no lonicr )-Oung
enough 10 ny hi\ own tmd ~ound up tot1ng the
wooden lrame on which h"e
h.iw"-' were carried It wa'
c<illed o "c,\d~c,'' pronouncl'd
"codge," 'J h.11·., "'here we got
"old codger "
All yo ur h(e )Ou've "-nown
the turtle '' the only reptile
with ll \hell Why didn't )OU tell
'omcbo<ly?
Mnyhc >ou'vc dmen out to
'ume ltx:ul farm to prd. )OtH
own flCA' What the farmer...
"'ho '° permit ha\.e learned i
many " hou ehold manager
think\ the p1ckin " JU\t d11nd .
Out the 'helling ''n't lh111 '<1 "'hll
\UCh cnterpme.
"
LM. ..,.
Fiaure you u~ four lime' a~ m•n> con onant
a" \tOWtl\,
0 Wh111 w the hi e t )Cllr r()r 1:00\Crtlhle
..:ar,., .
A. 1963. W11h .ihout 40,000 uf them. l he \C:llr
John r·. Kenned) Wl'I. \hCll I he Uta&IC.\
recordc,1. "I Want lo Hold "l our Hand " M..r1in
Luther NIU~. Jr. 'a1J. "l h.1,c t Jt('am ...
M.iuricc ~enJ.1t.; \\f\ltc, i.w hl·re l he. \\-1hl I h1nc'
re ' Dr lll"h 11.'I lk B.t ~e' '°'' 1lled the tm.t
.trt1hn.1I hccHl \II red H1ti.:hc..ocl-., tlircdc:d "I he
R1rJ, 'And\ ,1lm111 ~.111w, 11 the m.ulct.
CJ \cwrdml( hl the l:\ rc,c.m.her,, ha,cn't
h.1tr the m.1m~d c..nupk' rc..•11111ncd 1.111htul 1
\ \lmo,1 h.tlt.
II )ll\I J)•'" 1 p111n11. 't1c..·t\ h .)•lltr hind '''Ct the
i...c:,h11-1rd Ill \CC hll\\ "'·"" note' \llll· c.111 ,p,1n.
l .trpco;t h.tnd 'P·"1 uf 1c~11rtl '' lh.11 lll p1.1n1't
~cr~c1 R.1chm 11u11ull -I~ wh1fl' k\:\'
Our h1cl Prng1111,11\. lhH ., , •• 1: \\ llllO rnr
i..1.1m.1th 1-.tll\ Ori. . 111 bc"rnnc 1 he h.1n.1n.1
c...11111,11 or urth \rn\rt ,1 11· inc,11.1Mc:. h '-a)'·
wh.1t \\llh 'll mmh c111hc1m 11 c:nc:tg~
thcrc.1b1Hlh I uok 1t " lu:l 1nil Jt, thud bi 'C't
C'flOtl I' b,m Ill " • •
hkc h\tnC\ ,\rt 111 lhc
Ill the he 11111 •. hut
milt '"" m Id nut
Plc,"c· Ann, tell vour reader~ thar
'"c doc,n't mc,1n a th ing 1f )'OU
re.ill\ lJrc .1hout the man you're
\\llh \\ h,11 mJt1cr' " gcntlcne~.
~CllC(ll\ll\, CUO\lllcr.HIOn .ind JU'll
pl.1111 dc1.:cnn \\ 1thout e"ep11on.
the men "ho had the mu">I mtlde't
CltU•pmen t were the most
'111,hing. I m.1mcd nne of them
'i 11t l c1kl.' (II\ 'I nur recent
l11lumn 111 the ~.lit l-1!..c T ribunc
h 1d the hc..,1ding nt.lcrendv~cd
\l 1k' C .in De the Bc't Ul\Cf
"Mnura ml\ e' Orange Count). bul ~he has ,, great nat '"
Chcl ca, "orb in an office l • bloc).., from Ducf.;ingham Palace
'"hen "he\ not out on the \lie of her cmplo)er' ne .... -;hopping
mall '•le. ' report Mo" ~o' hc,1J' the Bu.,ine ' Committee of the Arl'i which ~111
cclehr:itc th IOth anmve r.,al'\ on June I:. • D\ THE \\ \ Author T. Jeffer on Park~r '' -.chcdulcd to
appear June .! ... at the Balboa 8 ,1, C'luh for Round Table ~c t\
noon luncheon program. He'll talk ahout h1 new no .. cl, • Pac1llc
Beat ·· a 'h'" ·· .... h1ch lcJd' on ti dan'!erou' trail lrom the mt."''t
IU\\J;tl)U\ man\100 ... anJ "lChh to the darl.;l.'\I corner' ot :-.t:.wport
Beach.''
l ct mi; 'lute from pcr'\Onill ,,.------------------------------;
C\pCril.'ncc ·'' :Jn ll\CrenJtl\\ed
nllik. we c.1n he the "'H't k>,er,,
I ,lun't "1-.h 1c1 .1ppc.1r 1mmllJc,1
hut I h.l\C hJd mmc than m~
'h.irc ol tem.1lc lu,cr' .111d .1lm11,t
\\llh11ut C\CCf'llllO, the ~
~·11 mpl.11n t:d 1h ,1t 'e " "·l'
un ll llllort 1hle o r '""' nr1gh 1
p.11nlul II .1 'urg1l.ll pwccdurc lltr
penile tetluct11rn \\Cre IX""hk. I
\\1111ld be: .1 \\llhng c.rnthdate ,\,
\llll 'Jtd 111 )''ur c,11umn nn. k"
''more
Author's
Wile seeks
divorce
l 0\ \'t•l~l l \ Grace
~11l,~1n' v;Jnt' hl end hc1 nc irh
~S ·H'.lf m .. m.1lte h' hloci..hu,tcr
.1\1 t h11r H ,1 H\ltl R1lhh '"'· her
,111nrne' 'a1tl.
Mr\: Robh111' ftlt\I c..hrnH:C
p.1ricr' rrid.I\ 1n '\11r c.·t1or ( tlllrl.
I !er UltllrOC\, ~(Iii 1IJ J,1,11n
I' ti nue ri. ,,11,• \1r, Rtlhhin''
1kc1\1l'n ~u' pwmp1c.;J in p.u1. 'b"
n M.n 'I 1u11de in the l c.1'
1 '' ·cJc!, l 1mc' th ~ll ,;ml R11t-b111,,
"a' 'ccn ,,, the RoM'lll' P.1lm
\pun ' home w11h ll '''un •er
\\t•"1JO.
\n111h~ r c tlAI) t ....,., a rcquc\t
b, l~<1bh1n' th l hi v; 1lc ''In u
tr.1n~ll:r deed that v;11ulJ Rl\C him
po">' Cr O\Cr pro(lCrt\ the.•~> ov.n
1n San Ju 1n (" 1p1i.trann, r lm1cr1
"''' l'al m1er1 r ucJ that Mr\,
R1'l bin ... "'h'' he c.,ud "'a' in her
a • J ''c"c' nulhnn ol dnlhH'. n_, l ltt tm>c'l•tt·d lwu
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Burki ., ..
'Women'
By Deborah Hastinos
Aj) l clevtslon Witter
LOS ANGELES -Ocha Burke
mJy be dropped from her starring
role on CBS' hit comedy ~erie
Oc,igning Women," the act re,,·
puhhCl\t )tlld.
We have been led 10 be lieve
th.11 Dclt.1 Burke '' not coming
h.11:t.. bu t there ha' been no
11llil 1.11 '-'Ord from the tudio or
1hc: net\\mlo.," \aid 'pokeswom.in
\nnclle \\'olf
\h',1nv.h1lc, " aturday Night
l 1H:" ca'I member Jan Hooks has
hl'l'll '1~neJ lor the upcoming fall
'l"1"111 of · Dc\lgning Women,''
,Jtd tw1 .1gcn1, l)av1d Yocum ..
"II " Ill) undcr:-.tanding th:u I
.1111 lll"11i11g •I nc"' eh,1ractcr which
,, 11111 111 ''"' "•'Y a replacement
1111 lklt.1 Bur t..c ." Hook) said in n
,1.11um·111 rt.>lca wd F ridJ) ll)
't llllllll
B1111'l'' .1pp.1ren1 dep.irture
'••Ihm, lll'.lrh .1 \C,11 nl puhlrc
'11, lo.c1111t.! ''Ith the 'errc,· hu,band-
1 II d \\I I e r r ll d u l e r ' . II J r (\
l lh11n.1,011 .111d I rnd.1 Blood'"nnh-
1 h1llll.l'<ll1
I l.11" I h11111.1"111 declined
,o>lllml'.nt I 11d,I\. '"did ( B\ .ind
1 11h1mb1 1 l'tl turc:' I ck\l,Hlll
< '111111111."lll' .1b11111 Burt..e ' l111urc
"n th1· htl!hh r.1t l'll pr11~r.1m \\CH:
1•111111J'luf (l, .1 a·pnrt 111 l·r1d.1~'
Jl 11h \ .1t1l't' 1r.tdl· 1111ir111I I hl
,1111' 1p111tnl 111111.imcd '<lllfl'c'
'1\111!! ll urlo.l' \\,I' 11t11 .111d I l1)oi..,
",1, 1n
I ) II r I ll )! .1 I ii r I n )! 11 I
I ntl't la1nml'l1 t I 0111gh t. .i
, , 11 d I l ,, t l d p 111 !! r a m ah o u 1
I l11ll"''"lll. Burh· ,,11d, ··1 dnn t
1h111 ~ I h.l\l' ,1 lu1111 c \\Ith
Delt.1 Burk<• ''ho portr.1y., Sutanne ugarhal..cr on "Dc>.,ign1n~
\ \ nnw11." m.t\.: lw cl mppt•d from tlw C 135 comccl)'
De<.1gnini.: \\ onwn · .. Of I kx.1k,,
U u r lo. c "" J. " I t h 1 n k 'he ''
\\Onderful and I ""h her the
tic'I ..
In JJnU•m Burke \Ued the
I hom.1,c11\' .111d Columh1.1 '1ud111',
d.11mlng 'hc ..... 1, "11\lcn out of ;111
c r1,odc '" pun1'hmc nt for
'rr11c111n~ thl C\ecume produce"
\he ,,ought ~".000 (her .,,11.m per
cp1,1Hlc), llll'pe(llll:d pun1tl\l'
d.1111.igc' .ind ,, l1111rt ckd.1r.111on
th.it the Jdcnd<in"· action' \11tded
her c:ontr,ICt.
B11tern e'' hl't""Cl'll Burt..e and
the 1 hom:hllll' llll111111.11ed lti\t f di
\\ hl'll hollh "dl'' "olfl'd ,1 puhlll'
\\ 11 \\ 1 ( h l' lllllt 1<111.1 I. I ;t\ed
.. 1.11c01cnts \Cnt to ne\\' agcnc1c'>.
In No,cmbcr, a tcury Burke told
Barbara Waite" the 1 homa .. on~.
h.1d threatened to fjrc her bccau'c
'he had gained weight.
In .. Dcs1gnmg Wome n," one of
C..BS' mo l 'ucceo;. fut 'enc.,, Burke
pla)i. Suz.1nnc Sugarbakcr, the 'a''). 'hallow p.irtner 111 an
\ti.iota in terior Jc,ign firm. ·1 he
'enc' al'-<1 \lar\ Di'<ic Carter.
nn11: Poth. Jean mart and
Mc,hach I aylu r.
(on tract~ for the actor~ c11p11 c ·
June 15. Smart ..... hu enrlicr ·aid
\hC would be tcnvmg the 'enc ... ''
miw negotiatinµ to return on n
limited ha'" "hen the 'how hegin"
11\ \l\lh \Ca,on th1~ fa ll
un gives up one habit
for another -mysteries
By L1Ura Myers
The ~1soc111td Prtss
SANTA C LARA -Si41ter Carol
Anne O'M:me gave up her habit
more than 20 ycan ago, but the
nun who wears street clothe!!
picked up another: Wnting murder
m}"teric" \tarring a sister sleuth.
"l like lO write them because
they're m.c morality ,pla) ; the
good gu)'I alwa)' win so )OU can
bring 'lomc kind of order to hfe,"
O'Mtirac "1a1<I recently before
rcgjhng a Sant.1 Clara lJnM'r\ity
.1ud1ence with J talk on "A Habit
of Murder I low .1 Nun C:.1mc to
be n Popular Mystery Writer."
O'Maric, 58, who believe-. 'lhc's
the only nun who write) murder
my1.ter1C!), ha!> refined her
1cch111qu c with her fourth nll\.CI,
"Murder in Ordinary Time,'' due
out 111 Ocwbcr.
' "l\c learned not to kill off 'o
re.Ill) pcPplc," O'Maric C'<plaincd,
,,1ying \he al\o hns \Oftcnect her
.1pproach to death ti bit -at least
fu r nm" going from "iolcnt
'whh1ngo, and gun\hnt laying' to
pnMmmg 111 her late~ nu\cl
In the bcg111n111g l think I ""a'
too mcu calou . I thint.. nine
people died 111 my tir!tl book,
'"h1ch ,., JU'it too mu ch for mo't
people. ''fow. I onl) t..111 off .1 le"
c,ac h tune "
J he pro1.1gon 1;,1 11leu1h an
()'Mane\ no.,,el., j, S9'tcr M al)
I kiln. a .111 I rancl\co 0<1) area
nun "ho hcgan 'ohang c11mcc; m
';\ Nlwcna for Mu rder" puhlsshcd
rn It) ·l 10 help r:me monq tor
O ' 1,me"' order. l hen came
"Alhenl of D)1ng'' and "Mi\"ng
fodunn.1. ·•
stre11s," said ()'Marie, t>r Lah1yelle.
a member or the St. l ou1!i·bn,cll
St. Jo'ieph of ('urondclet order for
40 year!t.
"I thought I'd \\.rate n little
poetry, but C\Jerybo<ly 111 class w.1
"riling a mM:I so I thought I'd
g1\e 11 J trv," \he 'aid. "I like to rc~ul m\.stcries ,111d 'u l thought I
t:uuld \\.rite one."
M11t..ing the 'leuth .1 ,;-.let
'ccmcd n.11ur.1I. "'I he) told me to
w 11tc .1hout "hat I ._now Jnd th1
i' 11:· ,he 'iJ1d 'l \.c gott en <1 fe"'
c.ri1 ical k ttcr' frnm people, hut not
too m.tn) r ,11,ctl C\ chill"'> "
ln re,c:.irchtng he r huok,,
()'~t .1rre h,I\ been t..no~n to 'llillt..
d .11 k ;alkY'. 111ithh.:luh' ,1nd police
\tilllOO\ look111g for )Ccne·\Ctlln
dc1;11I' .1nll plot '" ''''· She c:1 ·•"o gle,111 knowledge from h
uncle. u veteriln San l· runc1.,c
police officer vac: ..... 111g the darker idc of 1tr
ga\c her the idea 1n January l
tn -.ct up a dn-. time drop-111 heltc
111 Oakland c.illcd ''The Friend!
Place' fur homde" .... omen. La
month. 1.179 '"omen came by t
re,l, "'a'lh their clothe' .md ~howc
at the \helter thnt 0 Mane tarted
Y..1th two other nun
\\hen the Catholic church ca c
rule ~ .1bo u1 we.trmg habjt ,
()'Mane began \\earing lre
clot he' to help her fit 111 belt
"1th the community ~he serve~.
Rapper Hammer files suit against Globe
C\n f.1 r, he r con\Ctll·,elling
novel' h.wc i.uld 111 the mudc't
h.'n' of 1hml\amh and have r:u-.nl
'0.000 for he r ordc r, including
1he S25 000 atlvancc i.he got for
. her mo't recent boot...
"I ht:) 're vcr)' Cllt) mu rder
lll\\tcrrc' r.11her than hard·bt1t en,"
O'M.mc 'aid of her book' that
read more like Agatha Chm t1e
than Mickey Spillane. "After ,111, I
.im a nu n "
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nmp.111~. l1kd o.,u 11 in M.t\ 1'140
, l.11m11ll! 'hl \\ ·" r.1ped h\ .it Jc,\\t
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Editorial
11118 ol com•n saae
By Bany Schwtid
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WASHINGTON -iThc nine·
year i.truggle to v.rite a treaty to
cut back on l' S and Scwiet long·
r.sngc nuclear m1'i\1les i cntcrin
lh finJI ph:.t\C.
An AP • ews Analysis
Onl\ a handful of technical
1 \UC) \tand an lhe way of a 30
percent reductaon in the world'o;
deadlie'>I v.capons Those issue
~h.~.n~,o~~ Cu. omo moVl·ng 'to the r·1ght' health measures to combat the AIDS epidemic -including •
routine testing fo r the AIDS virus, and tracing the sex '
re o complicated that even some
or lhc top Bu h adm1n1 tration
off1c1als working on strategic arm) ·
admit they don't understand all
the details.
"They arc tough nu1s to crack,
"cry comple'<," one of Secretary of
Stale James A. Baker Ill's closat
adva crs aid Frida~ night on the
night home from Geneva
partner of th~c infected with AIDS -were long subjected NEW YORK
to overheated and unwarranted criticism. But they can now -Bitterness by
take belated comfort in knowing that their position, alway Mayo r David
supported by a majority of the public, is gaining increased Dinkins toward
support from the medical community. Mario Cuomo
This is a hopeful sign of a haft in empha is: AIDS may re f I e ct s t he
finally be treated primarily a a medical problem, rather than g 0 v c r n o r '
mishandled as a political football. r • & h t w a r d
Last December, American Medical Association official movement on the
d h poltt1cal pectrnm ma e w at should have been an noncontroversial that radically
recommendation, arguing that AIDS-virus infection ought to revi e alliances
be treated like other ~xually tran mitted diseases. Among an New York and
other things, this would mean routine testing of some group , could change the
fiUCh as pregnant women. complexion of
Now one of the nation' most authoritative health n u t ion a I
publication , The New England Journal of Medicine, has D c m o c r a t i c
followed suit. In an editorial in its May 23 issue, the polatacs.
magazine' e'(ecutive editor, Dr. Marcia Angell, has come out W h c n Gov.
in support of routine AIDS testing for all ho pitalized C u o m o w a s
patients. pregnant women, newborn infants and health care talking about a ,._11111111!1111!1•-.
providers. takeover of the city' tangled focal
Indeed, pohtical con 1cJerat1ons have been allowed to affairs by the State Financial
override the communitv' right to eTIV'Cl that the entire Control Board. the cool, soft·
J ~r-spoken 01 n kin issued a
range of long tandmg public health measures would be remarkable threat m conversation
applied when reasonably warranted. wath a major political figure here:
(The irony of thi 1tuation as exemplified by the following If Cuomo did it, he a the fir t
situation cited by Dr Angell: AIDS·virus infection 1 now black mayor in thas city' hi tof)
mor prevalent among nc...-borns than 'YPhila~ and would quietly put out the \\>Ord
phenylketon.uria (PKU), yet whale there 1s routine testing of again t him to black poht1c1ans
infant for yph1li~ and PKU, that is not the case for AIDS.) aero the country. What' more,
Fonunately, it appear; that a greater dose of common the man who heard the threat told
ensc i being injected into the AIDS crisis, and that hould u similar comments have been
help significantly in stemming the tragic pread of thi deadly made to other" by Dmk10s and hi epidemic. pohtacal lieutenant. Deputy Ma>or
Bill Lynch.
Today in History
Today as Monday, June 10, the
l6lst day or 1991. There arc 204
da)' left an the )Car
Today's lfl&hllaht ln History:
On June 10, 19~0. Italy declared
war on France Hnd Oratam, the
o;ame day, Canada declared war on 1 ltaly
On thl dati:
In 1801, the north African late
'or Trapoh declared v.ur on the
United tate' in a da pute over
arc pa \age of merchant VC~\CI\
through the Mcd11erranc.1n
In 1865, the opera "TmtJn und
Isolde" by Richard Wagner
premiered an Munich, Germ.in)'
r In 1985, M>C1ahte Clam. von
Bulow wa'I acqu111cd by a 1ury in
I Providence, Rhode hland, in his
I retrial on charge' he'd tr ied to
murder ha heare ' v.ilc, MMthn l
·•sunny" von Bulow.
Five years ago: Jc e Dean
cpulveda, a 16·day·old 10fant
with a cvcrc heart defect,
undcrv.ent heart·trnnc,plant c.urgcry
an Loma Lind:i, Calif., after a
nnt1onall) tclcv1'ed announcement
that a donor wa!> av;ulable
One ye:ir ago· Alberto Fujimon
was elected pre "dent of Peru by a
narrow margan o'er novcl"t Mano
Vargo Lio a Tv.o member' of the
rap group 2 Lave ·crcv. \\Cre
.irre ted 10 Holl)'""'ood, Ha (the)'
.and :i third band member v.crc
acquitted of ob,ccnit)' charge~
October 20).
Today's Birthdays: Brataan\
Prince Philip " 70. Columni\t Nat
Hentoff i' 66. Author Mnuricc
endak b 63. Attorney F'. Lee
8.iilcy i\ 58.
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Whether at "all ever come to
thnt, Jny 1992 bid for president by
Cuomo will orcrate from a
different pohtaca base than the
never con'iummated 1988
campaign \i.Ould have. It ha not
sunk in )Cl at the na11onal le\cl,
but Mano Cuomo 1 no longer the
party\ once and future candidate
of the lef1 Th31 "'cal.en him m
lhc pnmancs but could treng1hen
ham 10 a general clcct10n agam't
George Bu'h
Whal add' 10 the confu ion i
Letters
To the Edator
The .tttcmpt to include
parochial chool in pubic chool
11thlct1c league ha) raised a
trcam of controver y. h eem
every port page has long arucle
on the 11uhJec1.
Depending on who you talk to,
bolh side~ hove good argument'l
Certainly, RO)' cooch doc\ not \\Unt
to piny omconc who ha a
def1n11e ~•d .. antage over ham or c~n
do thing he cannot do -th. t
kind of a IO'i\ 1 h rd to wallow
Yet, no one .... ould argue that any
'chool an outhcrn Cahtornia
'hould h 'e 10 dri"c • hundred
mile to pla> game. l navel h '
become iii m:ijor problem .h "'"II a
1hc c'pcn'e and time invul"cd.
When ou con\lder the number of
'pom that hool~ field , tru,cl
~lmll'l become prohibitive.
It 'eem' 'omc kind of
cumpromhc c:ould be "'orkcd out
that bbth \JJC\ cnuld lave with ,
One s11~c,1ion woulJ he t™-t to
be chgable at a parochial high
Write to usl
that Cuomo's national rhetoric
ecms as hbcral as ever He call
for more federal aid to cities,
berates the moderate Democratic
Leadership Councll and belittles
the middle or the road. In contrast
to his words i h1 action
re ponding to the fi cal crisis.
Like nearly other subdivi ion of
government in tlic country. the
state of New York faces a yawning
budget deficit created by the
colli ion of revenue-spending
governmental growth in the '80s
with the revenue· pending
rccc ion of the '90 . Cuomo ha!>
chosen to meet the crisis not with
mas,ivc tax increa c , n Gov. Jim
Florio did an New Jcr ey, but h>
cutt111g bac.k on government, a\
Gov Doug Wilder dad tn Virginia.
That wa a most unplca ant
urpn e for the left v.ing of the
New York party, wh ich ha been
ha base '>upport in defeat and
vactOf) dating bJCk to the ·10 ...
Angl) leader of the powerful
public employee union contrast
him unfavorabl) with D10kin~. who
ha tuck wath the date who
brought him to 1he dunce: l:.bor
and manonty group .
The a umptaon by distraught
pubhc employee union leader •~
that Cuomo 1 movang right in
prepuat1on of a hallonal
campaign. Wath some JU!lt1f1cat1on.
the> feel he " abandoning h1 old
ha e 111 New York and. therefore
his chance~ for future tate
politic•1I sw.:cc''·
But :ln)OOd} who thinl.) Cuomo
ha' plotted .1 pJth to the Whale
I lou c doc not knov. ha' l\.1nno
Onlv on Andrew .rnd "1(e
\1Jt1lda arc pm) to hi' 10ncrmn'1 ·
though!\. but old pol111 c.tl
a\\0Ct.1tc' .ire ccrtaan he h,1, nu
g.imc plun. 1 hc'c Cuumo "41tthcr'
hclu:vc .1 dcc ... ion I\\ ru 11 ,.. n t tic
m de for m.tn) mon1h'
school. a tudent mu t graduate
from o pJrochiul junaor hi h. h
'eem to me mo-.t people woull1
end their children to parochial
elementary schools 1f the) believe
10 parochial educa11on IC the)' did
not 1mend the poroch1al schools.
they "ould not be elagablc for at
lcac.t one ~car
Io ror~e 'chou1' to pl.I\ c.teh
other hy court tlHkr " ,, poor '"a\
tu go und cJn Ol}b . cuu'>C more
rc .. entmcnt OrutT~e Count) as
pmh:ihl\ the h"'t .11hlc11c rea 10
C.1hfnrn1.l \\c 'huuld he .1M~ 10
oh c our prohl.cm' an 1hc
,,1t..,r.1 tion of .111
Ditto. I lJ J..1 R
t"'f"C.'rl Uc:i"h
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1o1he Editor:
I c.1n't behe\c fircwMk' c:uulJ
be~ )me \UCh an ohse,'il\C IS\U Ill
(' hfornin. If thcv trul were
d•n&tr\l\.h .rntt 'uch a thrcist tu u,,
"'hY Joe, 1t cl\rl) on for uch •
Iona time?
Why 1 Bccau'c outluw1nti
(11e-Aork' 1 an ~• y w.1y for 1
The rc.a~n tor Cuomo' altered rherc, Baker and Sov1e1 Foreign
image ,., the har h rcJhry of M 1 n i' t c r A I c x a n d c r A
economically hcle:'lgucred e"' Be )mertn)'kh had pent nearly
York. He doe' no1 accept famahar three hours on the Strategic Arm
ficti o n th.it liberal-. tall Reduction Treaty. onl)' to emerge
thcmsehc 1010 believing -that from the 0\-iet mi -1ion \\llhout an
great c.orporataon) will nci.:er Oce agreement.
the Big Apple. that there 1\ not euher even claimed progres!>.
gO\lernmental \i.Jo,tc .ind pa)rOll which foreign mani tCrll u1;uall~
padding. dcclJre C\Cn \\hen the\ <trc at
The re ult 1\ a rcv1 ed poh1ical each 01he r•,' throatc; •
"pectrum an Albany l e.1dcr\ of "Change New Yorl.," the new A" a nJ'I) draulc fell on ,1
organaLatavn of suppl) .. •'1de clu\tcr of official' and te(Xirter\.
Republic<rns v.ho have brolen Bes.,mcrtn\kh wa a'l.cd "'hethcr
awa> from the moribund tatc ha\ .,omhcr mood hod to do wit h
GOP, -;ec Cuomo reprc,cntmg the .,..eJthcr or the tone of h"
their \lCWS aga10'1t leg1,latnr.. or t,1!ks with Baker
both part1e' I he\ con'i1der .. ~ c are not IC'>) optiml\tic ut
them,chc clo er to wh.at the all," the O\lCt forei_gn mina!Jcr
governor i' do10g th.tn to the top replied. "I th10l. v.c arc m a m~c
Republican an AlhJny. talc lo\Or~ing mode We are reah t), We
cnatc Pre'1dcnt R.1lph Manno ha\e ju .. t -.tarted the JOb That',
("ho this p<i't \\t el l\\ued 101nt v.h) v.e h.Xlk so 'enou '
1atcmen1 "uh the Democr "' leadership). The ta k they had JU t tarted wa the end game, the critical If Republican uppl}· idcr' ec rvnod near the end of 1 chc new merit in their er tv.:h1lc ,.-• match o r an arm control archenemy. former upportcr nego11at1on an which each mn
have gone wur Liberal pohtical take' o n an exaggerated operative who were "ildl}
cnthu 1ast1c about Cuomo a lale
a 19 9 now hcratc ha competency
and character. contend1ns he 11,
dead 10 ho1h t .. e natton und the
1a1c
.Since Cuomo \\ould not he
running as the c.1nd1d1t!C of the
lcf1, would he t.ikc .mother tep
and pacl. up the long d1'cardcd
ma ntle of John I· Ke nned) a' an
"econumac gro" th Oemocrnt "1
1 hat 1\ the intent ol upply ·,1dcr
Jude W.tnnhka. "ho ha' hccn
trying to get Cuomo ltl pad up 1he
cap1t.1l !?:Jin' ta.' cu t ti.mncr
clc.lom rcull\ tamed h\ the Bu\h
.ld m1n i,trJlHlll l"h at ecm'
unhkC I). hut fllf iiO)'ti\l\1)-C\Cll hl
dl\CU'' II lOOOUle' ll rcpO\ttioned
\1ario
"cak c11~ guwrnment tu pres
upon th1hc they gO\crn, th.11 the~
ha1.c m1~hl\ ('(l\lo.-Cf\, nd c.1rc
.1hi.1ut lhl.' 111J1, tllual l thank tht'
Co 1a Mc~1 ( 11 C ouncll for their
'' rcngth .am.I their hel p m l.eepang
Amcru;.tn freedoms ilh\e.
I he puhla, 'ccm' to h,l\e )1rC t
co111.ern' .1twu1 the d.1ma •e.
1n)urte' and ,ufler ang c.1u,cll h\
the fire' .,t,11teJ trom hrc~ork\ I
h.1vc \i.MkcJ for .rnd \\tlh the fare
department ll1r llJ \cur' In thlil
ttme I ha'c 'ccn three hrc:' c.1U,Cll
h\ hrcwurk' Onlv one tlf thn'e
"'crc of the ,,,le .inJ ,,inc: vnr&l't'
'I Cl the" 'a' lucv.url.' h.1,e cio
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lhC ..ame pcttoJ ul time I haH'
been on countlc ' fire!. ;au,ed h\
cigarette \mlllang. I hai.:c ccn
)Oung children, chJerly people,
flel'.\ and firemen burned h~ Im:
Ct\uscd h\ a c:arel '' duh m< lcr.
\! hen "'II the fire chief, or 1:1ty
counc1l\ come forward 10 pm1e1.:1
u'I 1tg1111n'lt Ci!l3rettc .?
'f hey WR) there Mc other way'
to raa e fuod' fot urg•101t tion,.
llrc.,..ork "· le' arc not necdc:J for
non·pr,,r.1 grnups. Go to \ m. JOr
~roruna cvtnt or even a
performing • m C\Cnt and try to
ltnd one not '(X>n,orcd hv a
tob c o 1ndu't'). Wh 'huuldn't
1he~. vtc 'urfXJrt them 1hruu h
kJ\:ral fondtn
Oh. und \\hat , h<lut he: Ith
1..1l t\7 J hat' kind of lak: th nC't>\
h Imel I w for motNC clc rutcr •
n~' t'\ bc1.:au c: of the ha h
helllth C.:~t,, 500 c se' report J
mnu II 01 cour m kcrs ha"
IOO tun 1hltl mi in•. but th n
thcfrc: i U r II~ ~•rrx rtc:d (l at'
OK.
importance.
On the race of it, the remaining
I SU~ arc not considered ternhly
~1an 1f1can1 b> arms contc9I
'Pe('1.1l"t\, They include ''*
degree of data to be exchanged
from mi'"le Oaght tc '' and ~hc1hc1 'ome -.arhcad!> can be
l.1ken off \arim1' ml\)llc:'> and
pl.1t:c d on 01 her'
(l,1lcr f!!11\C lk\'iml.'.rtn\li.h a
lct1cr from Prc\ldcn1 Ou'h 10
dd1,cr Ill \t1khJ1I \ Gorbachev.
•• J 111, letter doc,, indeed,
1..1lnt.1in 'l'mc ne" idea .... " O:ikc 1
,,1iJ, "1thnu1 d1,clc,'i111' un~ ul
1hcm
Bc"menmkh promt,cd 10 1.11.;~
1hc lcucr ,..,.1fth hl u1..1rbachc .. and
l\l prl" ade rcph qu1cl.I~
J hat rcpl~ " li ke: I\' to he
tJeh,crcJ to Baker "hen he anti
Bc"mert °' li.h meet next \i.CC l. at a
l"\mkren"c in Berlin on European
'ecunty
In the meantime, the ame Bullh
,,dmani,trataon orf1c1al~ v.ho were """'"8 l.t\I v..cek that the Mo~~
\Ummat might be held an late June
arc 'prcadang doubt Bu h will Jet
Gmhachev h> earl) July .
"It "on't h.ippen in Juoe and it
m.1~ n~'' hJppen an July,·· an
,1Jm1ni tr t1on official \1&1<l
\.iturd.l).
A l.ur .1mnun1 tit \\Ork ha' 111
h<. lhlOC bc:lorc \lo-C v.111 C<1"Cl\Hlc
\ 1 \R l 1 rccrncnt • Raker ,11d
'' lc1r a 'u1nn11t date he ' 1\J·
\\ic. didn't C:\CO d1xU'\ 'J'lC1..1f1
d lit' ..
ulrh.h. he" \i.JOh hl 'CC IJu,h s
scJ(in ,, ptMthk II> dram11t11C' ht
ncnl tor \\ c,1crn cc:nnomac
11"1't.1n c flu,h 1ml H.\l.('1 planned Ill pint
thcar nc\t ml''C' in the ~u1c1 uf
.imp L>a,1d th" v.c:ck1.:nd 1 ... 0
l1n their agend wa' the app rcn1
JcaJINk an tryin tu ct up
~faJc 't pe.11.:e talk ...
On t )th front,, Uu h' tnreien
poltq go. I\ .ire in jeopard -
v. h1ch '' \l('t hl become app•rttlt
~her the low <ll tutday', l".apttal
cdebr ataun of th U v1~h.H') r
lmc.tJim . 1
In the end lime rcroo. thie
Uu h 1Jm1m trllttllO ma) ainpfy
h ' ci.kul 1cd Gorhd he\ wan
the '11mm1t ' mu\;h that the ~
lJ. . 1na1ec 1 ~1mpl~ tu wait fq,
the Sf,, 1 '' 1n on lhc ue •
lh t •a th U 1ratcg ~
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July 5
HORINE
From A 1
not prepared for clas~... said
Pri6cipal Scott Paul en. "Parents
say, 'We'd ltke 10 help but we
don't know how.' Now we've
bridged tha1 gap.··
Ensign is the fir~t chool in the
Newport-Mesa Unified School
Ois)nct to en tall the ho1line,
pioneered in Cnlifornfa by Lo~
Na(anjos Elemehtary School in
Irvine. Paulsen ,saw Lo~ Nar.anjos
rea(ured on the NBC Nightly
News earl ier this sc hool yea r and
de cided the hotline was just whal
hi s school needed to bring bu!.y
parent!. into the educational loop.
The voice-mail type technology
1" the product of Advanced Voice
Tech nolog1c Inc, based 1n
Nashville, Tenn. The company
installed the firsl homework
hotline in January 1990 al a
Tenneo;see elementary school.
There are nov. aboul 75 ~hool
across the countf) using the
hotline. including about 10 in
Caljforn1.1
"'Thi\ technology will be in every
hool in America en the next fl\ c
to !>even )'Car'I hecau .. e it
work!>." said Jim Spa rk!>, Advnnced
TcC:hnology chairman and CEO.
"The renl i"~ue that we're trying to
dca) v.ith here 1~ to get parent\
inv"lvcd"
In ad dit ion to promp11ng
student\ and parent' about
AIOS WALK
Fro;m A1
homework, the hotline also offers
a school activitie calendar, PTA
a n nou n ce m en t s, athl e t ic
info rmatio n, homewo rk lab
i nforma ti on and a weekly
principal's me age. During the
summer, -e school will enhance
the system o it can call parent s to
check absences or for notification
of meetings and 'events.
'"Everybody use it," said 12·
year-old seventh·grader Joann a
Johnson. "l call every night. It's
easier than try ing 10 call my
friends."
For the changing American
family, taying in touch with
teachers has become increasingly
difficult through the year!..
Methods of school·lO·pare nt
communication have remained
virtually unchanged ince the
1950s, according to Advanced
Technology CEO Spark . But the
nuclear families of 1hc 1950s arc a
relat ive!} rare pecic nowaday .
Sparks c;ee the daily home\\Ork
hotline reports a an ideal wa> for
busy· two-income and senglc·parenl
familiec; 10 get back 1n touch with
their o;chooh and their children.
"The re ult' we have seen
acrosc; the co unt!) " 1ha1 .parental
1n\uhcmen1 1~ up O\cr 00
percent,"' Spar~s <,a1d. ··~Fifi) to 7S
percent of the parent' call the
hotline every evening. Parents do
care and du want to be involved .
All th ey needed wao; the
technology to give them acce 10
the information."
<i pearheaded a dmc 10 promote
o;ervices for disabled student'> ,,t
Cal State Fullcr1on.
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record holder in the 30-Jnd·O\Cr
00 meter un1l.\clc race ~ "(The e) three men worked
hard and gave clnessl) of time,
energy, and en1hu 1ac;m for four
}Car ," Lacy told the crowd . "They
are no longer with us and \\-C
de<ticate thi walk to the e three
men,"' he aid. Lacy added that he
"1s angry" becau e funding for
AIDS re ... eprch en Orange County
1) inadequate. which is preventing
!!.C1entist from finding a cure.
K,1thryn 01d.;in<.on directs Alaina Talbot, 6, en a scene fro111 'little Red R1d1ng Hood."
For Joan Shnw, being at 1he
wal~ meant more than JUSt fllncsc;
Her \On Steven deed from Al OS en
Mal'ch of IQ89 "There '<; a whole
group of u' "alking 10 how that
11"' •fam1he (who arc affected b)
1hc d1'iea'lc).'" \he aid.
Shn" 1!!. the prcs1den1 of AIDS
Support for .. amelic~ and Friends.
which ,., based en Garden Grove.
Her group w,1., rc,pon)ible for the
Nnmes ProJCCl, which made panels
celebrating the lives of Orange
Cmmtv AID vic tims within the
pa'L year ·1 he panels well be '>ewn
to the nateonal AID quill.
"There\ 1wo mothers in our
grou p 1ha1 h.ive lo'i t the ir
daughters 10 AIDS,'' Shaw aid ··11·, go1 10 be known that the
d1 c;ic;e can go to anyone." 'he
)a1ct. addenSt that her group "' in
c·o tence to educate the pubhc
about AIDS and 10 e'<plain ,afc
'C'< practecec; lo JO)'lHlC who well
le ten . 1nclud1ng 1un1or h1~h and
high 'IChool studenh
Befo re the w.ilk beg.in tlll'.
morning, N.11.1lie Oa-.14! and Jim
l, .• acy. the cu·chairper on' of AIDS
Walk 199 1. held a ded1cat1on
c erem o n y en the park
emphitheu tc r in which they
hono red Werner Kuhn, Kirk
Linville and Art Balderrama.
Kuhn was the pre ident of the
Nn t ion nl Gay and Lesbian
0uslnes Council and executive
director of the Oranac County
Le!'tb1an and Gay Community
Services Center tn Garden Grove
(to rn 19 S to 1990. und wa\
1MuumentaJ en plunnmg the fir'it
AID Wolk Oran e County f1.,c
· yc.;i r 11go He drcd of A ID wi1h1 n
the pa l year.
Linville 11er-.cd a\ the co·
~1irman of 1he Lagun.1 Outrc.ich,
u 111v and l~'lbr n education
C)taanlLtttion. before his dei11h
oarl1cr lhls yeur due to
compl1ca11on from Al D A
Vietnam -.cteran, Oalderr.1m11 ""a"
roht1call. nct1ve H1 • fi,hting
m indncnrv 1\1 DS tc tin tind
''We need service), education
and research going on h~re in our
county,'· Lacy said. "We, a n
community, have to ra1 e money 10
'lupply ervice (10 AIDS pa1ienh)
our elves," he sllid, adding th.11 he
hopes to be participating in h1
la t AIDS walk • a hope he ha"
carried \\ith tum ince the ,.,.an,,
began in Orange County five }Cars
ago
Many bu'llne!>'e 'pon,ored 1 he
Su nde1y\ fc tevet1c'I, 1ncludins
Digital Equ1pmen1 Corpor.1t1on.
Pacific Mutual, Coor\ L1 'hi end
KROO radio I he e"cnt h,.., m.1dc
a total of SI 2 me I hon 10 date. nnd
organizer' hope 10 m~kc :enolher
$375,000 for Al D re-,earch from
the v.alk I his year.
Ahout 300 people volunteered
to help .,tuff t h~ c-.ent, includ ing
omc from P.ic1f1c Mutual ond the
Red Cro~!..
Each w Iker. who at v..rioe"
point along the route wa\
entertained by clown <i nd juggler,,
wa' greeted 1.11 the fini'h line with
a cho ru\ of cheer • wedged
or nge\, can\ of Pcp,i·colft and
0011led wa"tcr.
"We wanted to make today a
fun, p<> itive evenc.'' Hid Natalie
D:ivi • the co-chairperson of the
walk. "We w11nt to let people
know that Che re ca n be something
positive as oci~tcd wich the
di eJlSC,.. he ~aid.
" ot C~t'rythtng h.1 LO he
ne dt1vc."
SIGN
From A1
rhc langu.1gc of the 'ierie ,
Signed Exact cnglt!\h, or SEE,
I the principal meall'I Of
communica tion being taught to
children today, .,he aid. A
direct 1ran'1lat1on of ~poken
E.nglio;h , SE.I=., gives deaf
children an edge en learning to
read and write E ngli h,
D1ck1n ... un 'l<Hd It differ!\ from
Americon Sign La nguage, or
HISTORY
From A1
the former Joli\ Roger rc,tauront
'Ill~ on Balboa !~land: and the
former BJnl.. of America building.
now demoli'\hed and the lie of
\<.lme .,hup,, nc.ir BalhoJ Pier
., the c ite 'how, h1~1oncal
pre er'\a11on doesn't require the
uctual building be re tained forever.
.1c cordi ng to city utr1c 1 a le;.
I ll'llorical pre,crvat1on can be
acc~>mph hcd ... ;mply by 1dentify1ni
the site on an official h t ol
h1 tone rc.,ourcc.,, accordmg to a
pl.1nnina .. 1aft report to the
council.
I hat\ whut Hart i tlftcr She """h u co mm1ttcc, with plenty of
pubhc input, to conduct a SUl"\IC)'
of potent1.1I historic sites and crafl
I\ 11,1.
She 1;aid she dc.>C$n'l want
propert_y owners to feel threatened
and me!ltakenly btfta"e • hastoric
dc\11na1ion will prohibit •ny
change' to their land.
"I think we Should do an
inve ntory hefore cttorythlna',s
1une," Hart aid. ..Even If the
buildin1 i torn down, it'd be nice
10 have a map that you can look at
and .ay, 'Way b1ck When .. .'."
"We're the thud·uldc t ~ny rn
Or,1n c Count). 'Thi' cit) helped
mukc Or.1ngc County."
ASL, wh ee" i; ~ -.Jn ... c1Jlua1
languagr n"t t-_ •cJ en l.:.ng;1 h
tru<..uire, he aid.
F..ntitled "Come ign With
' Mc,'' the enc feature eight
well known fairy tales; Little
Red Riding Hood, 1 he Frog
Pri nce, The Prince ' and 1hc
Pea. The Fhherman .ind H1
Wife, The City Mou<;e .ind the
Country Mou c, The · Th1ec
Lettie Pia~. 1 he Emperor' New
Clothe ·, and Chicken Little.
1 he 30-minutc ~egment' ere on
JI -. p.m Muntl.iy through
Fnuay.
D1cken<;on. who ha ,, degree
en film and tclev1 eon
production, produced her fi r t
!.Cries two }Car ... ago when her
fi r!.t child wn a toddler.
Appropriate to her mnin
interest at the lime, the cric h
a magazine-t}lc how on child
care and development entitled
"The All You Wont to Know
Baby Show." It can still be 'een
on channel 3, Co ta Me o\
public acce cable station.
She aid he got the idea for
the cncs from cveral fri end
who work as teachers and
interpreters for deaf childre n.
The project was funded by a
$5,200 grant from the city or
Co ta Mesa.
A Costa Mc a resident for
four yea~. Dickin on hail from
1 ul a Oklahoma. She ~aid !.he
came to Orange County to ·
attend Chapman College. where
he received her training in film
and televi.,ion.
Realtors question assessment district intentions
By Russ Loar
Or•not Colst Da '1 Ptlol
HUN1 ING r o N BLACH -A
plan h)' 'chool d1 trtct here to ta~
,111 homeowners for the upkeep or
puhhcl u"cd chool property ha'
come under fire by the Hun tington
Beach-Fountain Valley Board or
Realtor,,
I he Huntington Beach Union.
Occ;in View •nd Huntington
Deitch City ~hool d1•11t1t t h,,..,e
u1rccd to explore the fca,ibility of
c re1tin1 a "ma 1nt e n u ncc
a,,e11ment di~tnct" which would
tu homeuwne~ upprn~imatcly $30
to SSO 1 yur for mutnt cnancc of
!iChool arounds u,ed by the public;,
accord1n1 . to 1chool du.uic t orr.a.111 The WeJtmtn!ltC r M:hool
board tentatively agreed to
pt1 mc1p;atc 1n the 101nt ~'IWer1o
•.irecment , (ont1ngcnt on an
1J d1t1on11l \Ote Thunda) n11ht.
F<'unt11n Valle) K hool board
member declined to p.ut1c1pa1c.
School 'cc 1he creJt1on of .rn
""c ~men1 district made
po !l1ble b)' the Lig hting and
l anthcapins Act of 1972 -as a
wa> to bring much·ncccled fu ndina
to fin anc1e1lly hard·hit di,trict' that
h11ve te'liJily cul nNlntenancc
budget\ o~r lhe yea r' to prc,crvc
chi\\room program •
But 8o.1rd or Realtors Prc\ldcnt
Jame.. R1ghe1mcr bc hc"e' the
1ntcn1 of the lcgi,lation w01., to
ere.lie fu nding for puhlic park'
u n d !ltrcct lmpro..,cme nu .
R1ghc1mcr al'io que,tton' why
Huntington 8ct1ch City chool
01\t ri ce tr\HteC\ votc d to
contribute $40,000 lo the: co't of
moving ahead on the creation of
the ~\~'~menl d1111rict dul1n1 a
'"'pcc1itl meeting .. which he claem\
wa not w1J ely puhlic11 ed.
"Couldn't th1 1 uc h ll\C: been
aaendii cd for the rcaularly
\Chcdulcd meeting?" Righe1mer
11\kcd "\\<hy the ru h?"
~hool d1 trict official behe"'c
the) hn\c few opportuni11e to
adequately fund chool operation
during the ta tc·~ budget crunch,
and mu t explore all pou1ble
1ltcrnat1ve . "No fin1I dccmon
have yet been made," atd
Huntin1ton Beach Unt0n tru tee
Bonnie Bruce. "The public will
ha"c their ch1ncc to re.pond -
Chere will be public hearinas."
Bruce 11.ud funds ra1\cd hy the
pmpmcd maintenance &!ISC"isment
d1'itt1ct 1:an only be u ed for the
upkeep or \chool f 1tc1li11c' u'led by
the puhhc. And ~hool 0Hici1tl'
tn i\t the public i' not hcin1
locked out of the dcci\ion·mAkina
procc11 • prom1 in& resident •mplc
opport unity to make their \IC~'
know n hcfurc an\ nc\11 ti\
N:comc!\ law. '
Report: Panel will call for Prop. 13 changes
AN (•RA CISCO -Lonaurne
homeowner ~ho 1eceivcd lbe
mott benefit from Propos111on 13
~ould ha\iC their property tuu
r11<1Cd under propo cd O\icrhaul
Of the prOf"rty 1u I) rem
A propoial &o ..... n d1ffercn1
cu rate for home• and bu inc .cs
" 1mon1 the rccommendauon
th"t \\ill nc mitdc 'I hur\d1ey by the
Senate Comm1 ion on Property
T all Equity •nd Revenue, ahe San
franc11CO E.amincr reported Oft
unday. _,,,,,..
t
since '90
By Joi Mooltlll ,,,_.._..,
CHICAGO -Orel ~
HenhiMr •• waitina ~?/ll fot this day to come.
Hersbiser, taking a
huge stride in his / /
co meba ck from
sho ulder surgery,
pitched and batted the Los Angeles
Dodgers to a 6-3 victory over the Chicago
Cubs on Sunday.
Henhiscr ( 1-1) allowed two , runs, six ·
hi ts, walk~d one and struck out six in
seven innings for his lOOth career victory.
Jay Howell aot the last three outs.
lt was Henhiser's first win alnce April
19, 1990, before he underwent aurgery to
reconstruct his right shoulder in a
revolutionary procedure. ·
"I've waited 13 months for this day,"
Hershistr sa id. "Not only to pitch in the
big leagues again but to win in the big
league again. It was against a special
team in a special park. Next to Dodger
Stadium, Wrigley Field is my favorite
place to pitch because of the tradition
and the fans." ·
The Cubs took the lead in the second
when Andre Dawson hit his 10th home
run after George Bell doubled.
"When Andre hit the ball out of the
park I didn't feel very effective,"
Her hi!tcr aid. "I made some mistakes
but I cttled down. It was nice to get
!tome runs and work from there."
Hcrshiser had himself to thank for the
ruM he needed, too. He hit key singles in
a two-run fifth to help tie the score and
in a three-run seventh that gave the
Dodgers the victory. He has five hits in
his three outings thls season.
AJfrcdo Griffin broke a l·for-19 slump
with a ingle in the fifth and went to third
on a 5ingle by Hershiscr. Griffin scored as
Brett Butler grounded out and Hershiscr
SM DODGERS/II
Aflllllwln
al Rntey
earns 10th
ANAHEIM -
Chuck Finley
thinks he's heading
for even better
times this season.
Finley gave up
one run and truck
out nine in 611.1 inning to become
the American League's first 10-gamc
winner thi eason a the Angel
beat the Detroit Tigers, 7-3, Sunday.
Finley (10-2) joined Atlanta's Tom
Glavine as the maJors' only 10-gamc
See ANGELS/II
USA avenges
Saturday's loss,
sweeps Koreans
By Richard Dunn
0nngt Coast Diiiy Not
IRVINE -There was a driving force
behind the United States national
"ollcyball 1eam Sunday night in a match
played on 1he heels of an up ctting lo to
Korea the previous night.
''We can'I afford to lo c home
ma1chc ," i.aid USA cucr Javier Ga pfr.
"tr we do, we're digin& ourscl\.c a hole.
o we wanted to ~nd a rnc~gc to
(Korea) thM (Saturday night' I~) wa a
nuke ..
Ou111dc hitter Allen Allen, Ed1~n
J li&h product Dan Hanan, who st1rtcd at
middle blocker ror the first tame this
"ca,on. and L11una Beach' cott
fortune led the United States to a 15·3,
1.S-7, IS·ll \weep in World League action
Sunday 1.r UCl'1 Bren Events Center.
So foltowina Saturday\ JS·IO, 15·13.
ll·IS, 15·7 k to Korea (1·5) in San
Dicao. the United t1tc~ (4·2) had a hulc
wmethina to prove.
"It wa1 juat like Italy (IHt weekend).''
Hanan 'lkl. "We knew we could beat
thOM l'!Y'· After the first Ion to Italy, we
(cit ltM same way.
"I don't know if 1t wa (a Itek of) effort
on aturday, hut we had a k>t ril unforced
• crron.. We put neryth1na topthcr Md
came back and had a hcuer pmc."
Alleft led USA with 21 ltil11 whhe
Hanan added 19 and Fortune ind Bryan
Ivie hid JI e~h.
CO.ta Mesa Hip product Mark ArlMJld
led U A with five 'tuff hklCb and ......,..
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JNOLl!WOOD -
Miclu1I Jordan's . bruised bi& toe ii
nothina compared to the
hun the Chicaao Bulls
are puuina on the Loi
Anaeles Lakers.
Jordan, playina with a •lit cut out or
the front or his hiahty commercialized
aaeakcrs, shook off. the effects of the
injured &oc on his riaht foo& by lcadmg
the Bulls to a 97-82 victory Sunday night
and a 3-1 lead in the NBA Finals.
"Riaht now, the toe reels good," Jordan
said. '"That's what winnina will do for
you. II took me a few minutes to get over
the pain and soreness, but it wasn't bad
al all once I tot loose."
"I didn't even dream this would
happen," the Laken' Magic Johnson said.
"I was anticipating a great series, not
being dominated like this."
A three-year starter and
standout point guard in
ba sketball for the state
cham p ion Eagles ,
Mc Daniels plans to focus
his efforts on baseball
when he continues his
academic career at Golden
West College next year.
Mc Daniels , a catcher, led
the baseball team in hitting
(.384 and .389) the last
two years .
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Jord8ft. who later lwllchecl beck to hil
nplar shoe, led CMCleD wkll 21 tMMau.
the 161h cowc:u&M lbM be'1 led 1"'
team In scorina. He aJao had 13 auist1,
has third pme in double fiP.rcs in the
FinaJa.
"I didn't have enouah confidence in my
cutting. ., I went back to a pd •hoe ror
more stability,'' he said.
The Bulla arc now one victof}' away
from the first NBA championship in their
25-ycar history. The Lakcn have won 11
titles, five fewer than the Botton Celtics.
"No one could have thought that we
v.ould dOminate ~ team or lhc Laker~·
stature," Jordan wsid. "Before the Krie
staned, we didn'1 think we would be in a
threc-games·to-one situation.''
Vlade Divac scored 27 point , hi
career high a~ a pro, and Johnwn hnd 22
points and 11 a 1st,,
John Paxson !>C<>red 15 points and
Horace Grant and Scottie Pippen 14 each
for the Bulls, who have allowed 91.7
points a pmc 1n the play<>fft .
Jama Wonhy had 12 poinu for the
Laken, but did noc play tbe Rnal ''
minutes after auravatina the ankle injury
that occurred ~a the Wcstem Corirercncc
f 1nall. Sam rerkins. the hero of the
Laken' openina pme victory, missed 14
or IS Shafi.
"In the sccc;,nd halr. i1 got to the paint
where I was unable to do anything I
needed to do.'' Worthy aid. "l was doing
more damage than helping the lcam. I'm
not sure about playing (on Wedncsda)).tt'
The Lakers hit OnJ) 29.3 percent or
their shoci. in the middle t'NO quarter as
1hey conlinut·d lo be fru!Malcd by
Chicago·., deri:nsc, which ha'i allowed
more than 100 points only~in 16 •
playoff games.
1 he Lal.:ers fini,hi:d ~ith 36 6 pcrt:cnt
hooting and .ire averaging 89.7, point'
per game in the Final .
"We saw hov. ~ell the) did wtth their
po t-up play in the fir~I game,·· Jordan
June 10. 1981
1l'8 DIHY Piiot
tud "W~'vc done a realty FOd job
rotatina and double-tcan11n1 smc:c t.bn.''
"They vc taken the ball out of . -r
hand• "cry succc dully," Johnaoa 1111111.
''They've done 11 better than ...,.
we've phtycd "
No tcMn has ever recovered from a ~1
deficit to win the Finals. a fact noted by
U>S Anacles coach Mike Dunleavy.
"We're in a ditch, not ju't a hole,"
Dunleavy said. "We know no one's corM
back from a 3-1 der1C11. Somebody's 101 to
do 1t ~metimc. We hope we're
1eam .''
Byro" . cou. scorcle'ls in G i911 .
napped .rn 0-for· 10 hooting lump and
Perkins an 0-for· 7 drought early in the
second hair for th· Lakers, but 1t didn't
prevent.Chicago from extending. an eight:.
poinl half11me lead to 64-50 with 7:47 lef\
in the rhard period. '
The margin alternated between 12 anQ
14 point until Jordan cored the fina1
See NBA/R
High School Athlet88 of Ute 88J'
A two-sport standout for
four years in volleyball and
track and field, Nicole is
Princeton-bound. In track,
she placed in the shot put
and discus her three
varsity years at the Orange
County Championships .
Nicole won the PCL shot
put and was runner-up in
the discus her senior year,
and finished seventh in
each event in CIF 2-A.
In basketball, Borella was
one of the best shooting
guards in Orange County,
earning first team All-State
Division VI, All-CIF 2-A,
All-Orange Coast Area and
All-Pacific Coast League .
He was also the league's
Player of the Year. Borella,
was a two-year varsity
volleyball player who didn 't
play his senior year
because of a back injury.
A two-sport standout ,
Wachoider plans to attend
Duke University in the fall.
In soccer, Wacholder was
first team All-CIF 2-A and
All-Pacific Coast League.
In volleyball , she was
second team All-CIF 2-A,
All-Orange Coast Area ,
All-Pacific Coast League,
and earned a spot on the
South Team in the Orange
County All-Star Game .
. Linebackers · hea<! defense,
which should be Mater Dei
cornersto.ne for '91 season
u tin• enc'
By Rlctwd ~
~ Cont 1 P-.ol
A ANA -At
th" rate. 11 \Cem. Bruce
Rollinson need' coache
more than quality
foot hall player~. 1 he
IJt1cr he ha in bun·
d.1nct:.
c ...... . ' . .. '. I
l .
' . .
If onh 1he M.ltcr Oc1 High co.1eh
wuld fili three \acan1 ·"'"t.1nt JXl'i11un'I
• nd lmc a ,,, J taken off hi' h. nd,, the
!(in.tr\: h' ..-.uulJ appeur 1od;-1,,1l1e.I lor
nc't autumn 1.: ln'1dtfln~ ~h'1t the) ha'c
l\\tW
C>cr\:k and l eland 'p;uk, urc gone
:..ntl, no. Rolhn•mn 1,n't f1,hin thl· ,,,lter
pmlmn' of the.: high ~hcxil looth:.11
globe h) find hluc chip pl.t er. I le ha'
no need bcuu~ thc>'rc ahead) cn1\lllcd
ot Mater Dc1. including 4uartcrback
14111\ Blanton
fobr 1 team 1hat re hcd th Clf
01,ision 1 tcm1final a ;ear ago -the
furthal any Mater Oci tc~m had inc
incc 1966. when RollinMm played
dcfcntivt ~ -the Monarch return a FOCI number of tanen. indud1n.g vcn
on defense •nd three on often~.
"We're aoina to have to h<lwc1ne '*ht\
I feel " one of the tcad•na qu ncrtMltk
pro peel\ in the \lite or c hfornia in
Bill) Blanton," aid Rolhn'<>n. C"<amining
hi\ 'Pring squad 'He's a big-time .
plcl er And. fortunately, ~e feel we ha"c
a 'trong orrcnw.c lane to protect him.
·' lar.·nghl now, the big&C'>l hurdle
M tcr Oc1 face i~ rerlacina lootball
co 'he' Bcll\fe \pnng football ~ an,
m) \\II.It rnc1H'f' coach. 11.etl) Crabb.
gm the \\c1,t forrancc High chool head
'\).1~h1n1 1oh. m\ olfcn,1\1.: hne co .. ch,
nll\ ll\l)'nh\n, g<'t the hc~d JOb at St
tr.mm H1~h \~hool and m) dctcn\l\C
'\~mJin,llM (fon fotten) 'iWllChCd OVCf
111 'it P.1ul to rnurtlinate 1t' defense "
B1.111111n comrlctcd lflS of 277 f)la 'C
lnr -1.~1'1·1 \U1.h ' a Jun1m. He w:S'I
1ntcrccrted nine umcs 11nd fired 2.'
t1iu~h~k1~n f'•' '· 1ndudin nine rn the
J'I )Off\,
Hut inter l)l,;I', <iMCn th \\'Ill rrobabl
he dcfcn C, headed ~ I lf008
framc"mk of hnchackc"' Two-car
't ncr" D1,id Knuff and Jason Thie
nd JUn1or P rktr Orea "could be 1hc
moit out,t1nd1ng hncbacken in Mater
Dc1 h tnry,'' KCXlt<h"I to Rotlimon Jeff
Kuhn, prahahly the belt pure athlete on
the team, Miik Etncr •nd Todd Acahn
arc al 1 M>IKt Uneblckcn.
On the defen1M he. JOlh Coan ,
leeMONMCHMI
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10 win a Fruc:h Open ...,_ ud
aaain deprive boyhood rival Andre
Aauai of his fint Grand Slam
title.
On a day mixing rain, $Un$hine
and s1rong winds that caused
virtual sandstorm on the clay
courts, Courier won 3-6, 6-4, 2-6,
6-1, 6-4 in his first Grand Slam
final. r
The first all-American final at
R'oland Garros since 195~ ended
, on an ace by Courier, who flopped
backward onto the soft clay in
triumph. He ran under the sland
to celebrate with coach Jose
Higueras and then tossed his white
baseball cap to a fan .
"There have been lots of happy
moments in my life and there will
be lots more, but at the moment
this is the happiest," ·said Courier,
who llarted the year ranked 25 th
bu& now will jump to No. 4 -
droppin1 Agassi· 10 fifth. "For me
this is extraordinarily special."
The 20-year-old Courier had
never reached the quarterfinals of
a Grand Slam tournament before
last week, but he was more poised
than Agassi after a pair of second-
se 1 rain d elays. While the
Floridian ccmed to relax after the
breaks, Agas i never was able to
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said. "This toumunont ii over now. It's time to look abAd. ..
Unlike IOftMI IMn 1enutionl. Courier, now 20, ii OlllJ jUlt
beginnin1 to make hirmelf 1ridely known. He w• ,....... In tM
Top 2S at &he end of &he put two 1euons, but until tldl Prach
Open had never reached the qu111erfinals of a Oraltd Slam ewnl.
Has five-set victory <>Yer Andre Ar,aui will move him from No. 9 to
No. 4.
His coach, Jose Higuera1, 11)'1 Courier won't stop now.
"He's a very dedicated worker," Hiperas 11id. "He's not
satisfied with being No. 4 or winning the French Open. He wan~
10 do better th:.n that."
When uked how he would prepare for the start of Wimbledon
later this month, the red-haired Floridi1tn replied: "That's the
dumbest question in the world. Don't spoil my day."
· But he did say he was ready to adjust his game to bOost his odds
at the grass-court tournament,which normally doesn't favor those
who play a baseline game. "I think I've got a shot," he said, "but l
wouldn'I say I'm o favori1c.
He, Agassi and women's chumpion Monica Seles all attended
Nick Bollettieri's tenni acaderny in Bradenton, Fla., but Courier
decided he wasn't getting enough atten1ion an~ broke with
Bollettieri.
regain control of the match.
"I felt like if it hadn't rained, l
could have kept my momentum,
but who knows how lonjl lhl\t
wo uld have las1ed?" Agassi said .
"The rain delays hurt us a little
bit , but that's life. That's the way
it goes," added Nick Bollettien,
8-1 alleges Tam AIM
cm paid -.rs • '11111
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Former T exas A&M basket1'all ----
coach Shelby Me tcalf controlled a • ~
special cash fu nd during the 1980s that ' ...
fu nne led thousands of dollars to ----
players in violation of NCAA rules, the Austin
Americnn·Statesman reported on Sunday.
The new paper cited two school admini tration
sources and two former players. None was
identified by name.
The ca h allegedly was used by the players for
'uch things as clothes, partie • dinners, beer,
airfare home. court cost and even an abortion for
one pla)er\ g1 rlfnend. the newspaper reported.
Metcalf. the winninge t coach in Southwe t
<..onfc.:rcnce ht\tory. denied the exi\tence of i:ch a
,1u,h fund during ht tenure and s<11d \uch
alk!!,1lion' .ire all new to me."
\n .1Jm1n1,1ra11on )()urce, ho"'e .. er, said he wa
111ld b\ an A&M boo ter who contributed to the
tum! ih<t t 11 wa., in· operation for more than a
dc1...1tk .ind 1h.1t 11 1molvcd thousand of. dollars.
I hc1e I' no documentation to prove :m
nd1angc of monc) bet"-CCn alumnt and Metcalf
or het"een Metcnlf and player£, sources aid,
hecuu'c all the lr<111,nct1ons "'ere in ca,h.
One ndm1n1.,trat1on ource said the payme nts
qor·Pl'd "hen Kermit D<tvi\ replaced Metcalr Oll
u1,1.:h l,1,1 yc.1r
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While golrs great international stars ----
faded and failed in the stretch run -/
Su nday, Billy Andrade seized ~
command and went on to his second ----
con ecutive PGA Tour victory in a tournament at
Harrison, N Y.
I le c-.tablished that cont rol with a I ·under 34
ove r the very difficult back nine at the
We tchcster Count ry Club, shot 68 for the day
and had a 273 total. I J under par.
In otlte1 tnurMmcnt-.
• J.1r1e Gedde!t delayed Amy Alcoll's trip the
LPGA I tall of J-ame "1th great i.a\Cll on the fi nal
t"'o hole, ••nd captured the Atlan11c Ct1} Cla 1c
al Somer Point, .J .• by one hot.
• Jirn Al bu'I. a club pro from Long l!lland, hot
.1 clo mg-round 70 fo r a 9-under total of 279 to
win the Scmo r Playe rs Champion hip by three
trokc<> O\Cr Dave Hill, Charle Coodv and Bob
Charle,.
In 01 her 'port' newi..
• 1"'cH1nu: former hcavY" eight champion
H oyd PJ ttcr-.011 nnd Sonny Li~ton, the man wh o
t1 ... 1h roncd him, we re inducted into the
lntc1n.111onal Doxing llnll of Fame etlong with 20
other f'J\I t·h.unpion-..
• Scolt Kc wick, et JUn1or at UCLA, won the
till ri ng'i, vauh and parallel! bar in the U.S.
G}mna tic Chumpionship at Cincinnati, but he
lamen ted a lo on the horilontal bar which would
ha"c made a rounh title.
NBA
From 81
four of the quarter. gl\lnft the
Bull'i a 74-58 advantage
Wc<lnc~d.i). 11 will rn.1 tch the
Dc1ro1t P1 ">lon,· fc .tt l.1 t )Ca r of
~111111ng the title hy capturing
three ">tra1ght on the opponent'
hume 0<Xlr
Lm Angele' started the fourth
qu arter with a 7·0 run. with
fohn.,on\ three-point play clo ing
the Luker 10 74·65. After h.isket
oy Crai a J-iodge~ and Jurdan, the
Lake rs made 11 78-71 w11h "'<
consccut1\.e free throws. hu1 a l0·6
-.p11rt rchu1l1 the lcud to 88· 77 with
J·4i2 rcnwin1ne. Mld Lo' Angele">
didn '1 thrcu1cn 11g;11n.
If ( h1cago c::in w111 ii' th1nl
co11,cc ut1ve pi!mc ,\I the >'nrum on
By winnin Wednc d.t)', Chicago
.11'0 could equal Det ro11·~ 15·2
re curd in the I 989 pla)off a' the
bc~t 'incc the po<,hem.on formal
wa~ ch.tnged in 19 4
The Bull ' victory w:u the
!ie\cnth !itnu ht on the road in the
playolf\ by an l:astcrn Conference
1cam over u Wc!Uern Conference
team 1n the 1.1.,t three yearr.. The
P1 tons won two stra11h1 at the
l·orum in 1he 1989 Final' to -;:::===========::::.---• complete 11 four-game 'weep of the
WIN
Ant.SSTIUP
ABOAJU> AllTllAIL ••
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WIUTSJl roa A DAT
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Laker~.
Chicago now ha won two
constcuti"e pow.ea~n 11mc here
after lo 1n1 11 fir t IJ 1t the
Forum from 1968 through 1973.
fhe Bull I t four rlayoff teric1
to Lo Angele in thilt pan.
COurlet deddid .Mn )'C8"I IF
to play tnllil inltead ol baieball,
but he has a pftcl9er'1 maancrilml °" tM coun -hlppia1 the bill ol
hil ~ and unoatbin1 the dirt
with h11 foot before aervina. · He
uied a baseball analo&Y to describe
the weather.
"h 's like facina Phil Niekro out
there with his knuckleball," he
munered to himself after losina a
point in the third set.
Courier ind Agass1, who trained
and brieny roomed together at
Botlellieri's tennis academy in
Florida, hiwc similar styles. They
clobber the ball with both
forehand and two-handed
backhand and try to diclate the
aame from the baseline.
Thouah the ninth-seeded
Courier tried serve-and-volleying
in the opening set, he re1rcated to
the baseline after the rain delays.
From there he won a heavyweight
battle of arounds1rokes.
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American Jim Courier holds trophy o..:er head after defeating Andre
Agassi to win Fre nch Open mglcs title at Roland Carros in Paris.
Mll•lll•llCllmn-..-ttllmt
Judy Nelson, a former companion of
tenms tar Mar1ina Navratilova, said •.
she: tried for month to reach a private ~
settlement before filing a multimillion-
dollar law uit.
Nelson filed document' in a Fort Wor1h court
lust week ulleging that Navratilova failed to
comply with a ''non-marital cohnbitat1o n
agreement'' the two signed in 19R6
A June 20 hcarmg has been ~chcdulcd in the
court of Tarrant County civil judge Catherine
Adamski Gnnt on Nelson's request that someone
be appointed to distribute the pair's assets.
Nel on, 45, and Navratilova, 34, ct up hou e
together in Fort Worth m 1984, later moving to
Aspen, Colo. Navratilova sent Nelson a letter last
April dis olving 1heir partner hip. Nelson's
auomey contend the pair hould divide the $5
million to $10 million earned dur!:o~ :~e
relationship.
Mike Mccurley, a Dallas attorney representing
Navratilova, aid the law u1t i a palimony Utt in
disgu i e.
.............. Ing ........ • Davcv Allison w~s awarded the ----
vtctory in a 300-kilomcter NASCAR ~;;...,
stock car rncc at Sonoma after Ricky ~
Rudd, the apparent winner, was ----
penalized at the finish for rough driving.
Rudd took th e lead with one lap remaining
when he bumped the rear of Allison's car, turning
the Ford Thunderbird around and eemingly
a uring Rudd or hi econd win here in three
years.
NASCAR official told Rudd's team to hring
him into the pit on 1hc fi nal lap around the 2.52-
milc Sear Point circuit for a 'top-and-go penalty.
But Rudd dro.,,c pa t the pn entrance and
continued to the Ong ta nd. where 1arter Doyle
Ford hO\\.Cd him only a t-lad. n.1g anJ a .. cd the
checker :or Alh,on 6 ~ccond!. behind on the 2 52·
mile c1rc111l.
By Tltr A socltttcd Prt
Quote of lflo day
David Dombrowski, Montreal Expo11
general manager, af1er firing Buck Rodger
and replacing him with Tom Runnel!~:
"People do not come to the b:tll park to
watch David Dombrow kt be a general
manager or Buck Rodgen be a manager. The
come to 'cc lhc players play and 1( 1hcy play
well. 11 doc~n'I matter 1f Willy Wonk a t\
manaaina the team ..
From 81
winners He now ha. 83 tnkeout~. second in the AL
to Roger Clemen ' 88.
"Now I hope to start pitching better. Ma}bC the
nex1 10 won't be such a trugglc," Finley aid.
Finley gave up fi ve hit , including three infield
singles, the last
or which was
picked up by
Andy A!lanson
with two ou1 in
the seventh.
After Finley
walke d T o ny
Phillips, Jeff
R o b i n -.o n
rel ieved.
"Chuck really
Angers schedUle
Dllte,.,, .................. .
June 10-BrtWers. 7 J5 (home)
June 11 -9rewers. T 35 {llome)
June 12-Brevrers. 1 OS (home)
J1ine 13 -Idle June 14 -11 8osto11. 4 35 CNnnet 5
{1ll 1111r1tt on KMPC ridlo, 1101
h<td to work for 11," Angel ma nager Doug Rader
aid. "But that' what ha) elevated him above the
majority, being able to win when lhtng. aren't going
v.ell."
The Angels pounded a pair of Detroit rookie
p1tchc~ for 13 hi•~ and even run, in sh inning
tarter Dan Galcler (U-1) made hi-. maJ<'r-lc~g11e
debut and the 27-ycar-old right-hander urvi\ed his
fi~t crisi in the econd inning, when a ba es-loaded,
none-ou1 ituation yielded only one run on Dick
Sc hofield' infield grounder.
Bua Gakclcr was chased in the fourth by live
con. c..cuttvc ingle . Hit by Lance Parri h and Jacl
Ho\\ell cl up Donnie Hill''> RBI i.i"gle. After Max
Venable c; bunt inglc loaded the ba e • Schofield
~inglcd 10 core two run'> and make it 4·0. Lcft-
hander Mike Dalton, . making only hi third big-
league appearance, came on and induced Luis
Polonia to hit into a double play as Venable scored.
A(ter Phillip ' solo homer in the i1'1h ended
Finl ey· hutout bid, the Angels responded in the
bottom of the inning with con ecutive solo homerS
off Dalton by Wally Joyner, hh ninth, and Dave
Winfield, hi 12th.
"I suffered from a lad. of concentrnt1on ut t1mc'I."
u1d Finley, unhappy about ft\C walk'!.
From 81
'cored on a inglc by Juan Samuel.
G, ,rr.n opened the .,c,cnth with a mglc and
I lcr h1\er 'ent him to third "-tlh a -.lap ingle to
center Gnfftn ..cored on lfotler· cho1> 1ngle and
after .imuel h11 into a force pl<t}. Her hl\er c;co red
• on a wild pitch nnd amucl came 1n on a ,111glc hy
Eddie Murr.1y
M ~ n a g e r
rommy 1 .• 1 .. urd a
.,111tl "It wu-. Im.
l 00\ h victory
und that -,,houllt
tell at nil. I
didn 't t hin k
u nyb o d ~
th o u g ht he
co uld co m e
back from that
Dodgers schedule
Dete, _.,petMftt, tlMe, eHeTV
JIJl'rl t0-11 Clllcaqo S OSCll 11. WGN
Jone t 1 -11 P11bburCl'I. 4 JS ClllMel 11
June 12 -" Plftsburgll, u s f'IOllll
June 13 -II P IJvtOll, 12 OS none
Ju/II 14 -SI LOUIS lllOmel 7 35 none
111 OMf'lll on MSC '"*° ,•901
uraery, bu\ knowing him, I said 1( anyone can do 1t,
the 'Bulldog' can."
Lakers' Game 4 performance
is an uncharacteristic clunker
8y Ken Peters
A• Scions Wr'W
INGLEWOOD -Clunk .
The ound of the hall bnunc1 n
off the rim. '
The sound of the Los Angele~
Lakers hittina rock-bottom 1n the
·NBA Final .
J1me1 Worthy and Sam Perkin\,
key fi1urc1 in the Laker ' JM't
effort•, miucd badly. ln foct, the
whole team mined bad I).
The taken made jw.t .'O l'I 2
1hoti Sunday a they !mt 9 • 2 w
the Chica90 Bull• and rcll bc:hind
·l 1n the but-of·7 final\ o
team ha ever come back from
such 1 defecit in lhc NH
champion\hip ~rics.
"M~n. there 1n the third
qunrtcr, it ~ot \Ca ry,'' Ma11c
John'\On .,aid of the U.~eD' friaid
'\hooting. "I wa\ wondtrina, 'Arc
"'e ever ~01ng 10 hit one hot?
omchody ·•
The: laker ~cored 14 poirtt~ m
the third quarter.
Johnwn and Vladc D1v1c were
11mona the ft w Lo!i Anaclcs
player-. who did m;,ake theit 11hc>t1.
John,on wa!i 6·of-13, wtth 22
point • und l>ivac Wi' t2-of·20,
with 27 points. Alt 1he other
Laken combined ~hot JU\t 2.a..s
percent (12·<>f·49).
"We coulJn't make nochma.
uulJn't generate nothina,"
John.,cln \;m1 "We'd have soot.I
h t nJ m1!>\ ft\IC: or "" 1n 111
Ora.nee Coat DIJJy Pilot
for complete detada and
entiy form to an em~
iet.tway weekend!
[)1v, C, ~ho scored I J'IB)Off
career h1 h :?.i points in Gurne J,
h:ad nine in 1hc fmt 4:41 of
Sunday' aamc, hu1 the Bull'
opened n 11 11 lead , the rc~t nl
the: l ~kcr turted J.fur·6 .
,.,l_,._,
Ch1ngo'11o Mi(l'l~ I Jordin dribbfes fn front <>f litkm Byron Scott en
mutt' tn I .lc1ing Bulls to 9i'·82 victqry. Chicago '°'* i 1· t ~·es lfad.
Perkani, Yrho made l 2·of-42 1n
the firte three pmes of the l m I •
••~ l·Of·15 In Game • Worth •
nuu1n1 1n ankle tn1ury th•t
\IUehncJ ham orly 1n IM rourth
'fU:Utcr, wa 6.of·l6 l"hc biker
bendt •tt 11 cQtflh1ncd 3 of.14.
th duuhle·1eam V\1 we
hl\C lo he able to hat '"""
' uh1dt:' 1..oti An cit~ Coach Mike
Ounle•vy tud.
• • '
Gullllu ... Nicky Sualua arc rw1um1na
......... dill Ma11fCM ire rcthulflina 1n the --~ll!J. ..._n ll11 JICbon, who ran lhe 100.
... la 10.1 dUr1n1 the rnna. and Chris
J ..... lf9 W.cbaU playen out rnr the team and
._ • pllr hi the 1econd1ry (lhc lauer wall 1l10 .,.., ......... ,).
le1pr tclcctlon ., I junk>r, re the rhrc:~ re1um1n1
ttaracn 011 offl·MC Groo1c:111c:d (ti·foot·I, 270
pound J, Gonnle~ (6-0, 240). center Kevin
McCollahc:), quick luclcle Armand Alonzo und quick
auard frank Murphy houl~t prO\ 1d~ Bl11nton ,. 1th
plcn'Y of ume to throw 1n '91
.,,,...,.,. both really ICQ)ftlpliahed 11hle1FJt, but it'•
t1116r fir11 year ln foocbatt, .. Rolhn10n said.
5'1 look for Mater Dc1 111 be sohd, lrorn top tu
bottom, f,ut ttic help 1t nctd5 1 on the 1dc:lme:r.
"Thal' a lrcmcndou idJU!itmcnt," Rollinson aid of
hi hm11c:d number of on1 tanl c.oachc
"We're doing rring football with fl\c ooachc: and
only IO t)c rather than daht coa hc!i anJ lb c~
on thc»>c kid,., so 11' 1 challenge " Maler Dci aho hM Brian SoHs and Br111n Barlja
at the comen and Jimmy Nolan or Chm~ Ruperto at
strong ~afcty. hMC: Ardalino (linebacker), Toby
Sanchei (linebacker) and Dan Kr~ (dcfen 1vc
hack) ore ali.o players to "Itch.
Knuff. '1 hie , Kuhn. Nolan, Barajil\, Coggin' 11nd
Gon1ulc' ore the returning \l.irtcr .. un dcfcn'le.
Chri~ Jacko;on, Baraja'> und newcomer" Bohh)
Mulma, I (luic Pr1ct10. Roger MorJntc and H.y<rn
Gr&t) will pl.I) wide rc(Cl\ler while Knuff and Scan
Mullen .ire the ught ends who "111 t:atch Ht.1n1on "i
pa \C\,
I he Mun:uch' pounded L.ong Beach Pol), ~ ·31,
tn lhl' llN round "' the Southern s~ction 01Vl\IOn I
ph.1)urh '·''' )Car a .. Dcrd. Sp.1r~!. ru,hc:J fo~ 21''
\uni' .ind Blanton th re'" fin: \corm , JO\'C"· I he)
;:.11rn: h.1ck 1n the qu 111crl1n.1h .ind up,ct
h~cnhlmcr, Jt.zo, hctnrc loi.mJ.? 10 Ou.ir11 Hill, J7·7,
IO I he \Cll1tlln.1k
1991 "ichrdule
Ruperto .ind Nolan. both t~ilhach, .mu fullh,1ck-.
I· ri • Sept. 6-.11 lol.m1 ( \lnlt.1 \t.1drnm ), X 1fJ
Fri. Scp1. 13-Cnro \,1llc) (huml .• 11 O< ()
Fn Sept. 20-St PJul Chnm1. .• 11 SA Acl\\I)
Fn <-.cpt ~-.11 San1 .1 ,\11.1 CSA H<"'I) Kuhn, Sunlua and SanchcL will be v~ ing for 'It a rt in~
J)(.l\lllOn\ •
... 1 he -differe nce ul the 1991 Monarch\ 1' th.II the\
will probahly pla) more ttthlete' hoth Ml)\ thJn 10
year\ pa'it," Rollin\on '.ti<.I ·'1t\ going to he my JUh
to get them in the g<1mc at the right ume:·
In . Oc.:t .i-al Rr.c:r\ltk Pol>
rlw . Oct. JO Mi,.,ion \1c10 Chomc, a1 ~A Bcml)
h1. Oc.:t 18-'it John Bo,l·o· (home, at SA Ocl\\I)
J'l1u. Oct. .N-5erv11e· Clh>mc, .11 <Kl)
Blanton, \trong \t<.lc tackle John C.,rootq;ocJ un<.I
\tmng 'llde !tuard Jmc (,on1alc... .111 All Angch1'
'S.1t. Nm. :!-.11 I O)Ola• (,It Gknd.111..' Hij?h)
I 11. No\ l;'i -at 131.,hop \m.H ·
\n 'clU'> l c.1guc, K1t:i..utr JI 7 111 unlc" note<l.
USA
From Bl
13 ktlli. and five thg\. G11\pnr,
USA\ Pliner ol the Match, had
four \luff block,, four dig,, to.even
kith. one -.erv1cc ace and 77
·'"''"" Korea wa\ led by Jong.Jlwa Ila
(20 kill') and Jang· uk H.m (28
\Cr\tcc reception\ and 17 ktll\),
the Pla}cr of the Mutch fur the
\11!.llOf'>.
l·ortune, !!.ccond 1n the World
Lc<\guc in thg percentage (3 41 per
conic 1) entering Sunthl) ·, two·
match flnalc with Korea, lc<l the
defcn ... 1\C.~ force in game one. while
H:rn.in produced mo\t of the
offcn\1\C fircwori.., to \Ct the
tcmJX>
J\lthtiugh 1t w,1, \\'C:pt K<lrt:.J
did not gt1 UO\\ n without a hght
Kurc.1 " the t:ypc of tcdm that
m.11..e., \OU \\ork hard," l'~A
( o,tlh l:rcd • turrn \a1d ·\\hen
VOii plll) I hc.:.m. }Oll klHl\\ ti ... go111~
to be .1 long match •·
ll.inan. \\-hO c,11ncd M\ P
,1crnladc' with .1 M-k1ll. f1\.c·hlock
effort in the L~A\ "-111 mc1
dclcntl1ng \\ orld I c.1guc
lh.tmp1on Ital~ J "eek .1go. ga\c
the L \ J 13-3 lead '"'Ith a tap kill
then recorded
to t.tll) the final
t\\O point\
" ... ually. th.11 kill soc down tn
practice," llan.in \a1d of his
<,p ik ing againtil the Korean
defen .. c "But in thut game, 1t get
re turned three or four time.,.''
H.tnan gu\ c the
lead in ~amc one
block. and Arnold
with .1 hlock
SA an 8·1
w11h a stuff
made 11 1:!·2
"\\ c can heat thc'c tct1ms:·
I Ntunc ,,1id "Wt..· re.1th hu,en't
pl.1~cd O\Cl\CO\ )Cl, \II 1t', going to
he tougher lit their pl:H:c . ll \\Cl'
fru\lratirlg lo,1nc It> Knrc.1
(~aturcJ.1~, ni~ht hut 'omc 11mc' 1
think \\t: pl.t) to the nthcr 1e.11n\
lc\l•I
It \\l' pl.1\ .1 Kur" 1 ur J.1p.111 ,
\\C ll.1\e to 't·•' on nur level .ind
(~.1tu1d.1~ l night \\I.:' didn't dn th.11
\\e ,llfl h l\C ,1 \\,I\\ 111 t'O ..
I t.rn.1~1 ,1.11nmcd hnmc h~ "'th
ktll nt g.1mc l\\O oll \rnnld' \t:I to
end it, then the l SA g.1thcre<.l
momcn111m 111 ~wme three \\hen
,\rnold .1ml hte comh111cd on .1
1,tult block to )!1\C.: lhur '>Cfll.HI .1 7
'\ <ld\,llll<IJ;!C.
(1cd 11 ·11 Ill game three,
1 nrtunc I?·•\ e l '.> \ .1 une-pornt
lc.1tl with a \.;111 then .r\rnnl<.1 .ind
G."p.tr tcJrntd ,m .1 hlcx:k to m.1t.c
ti 11-11 l\1omlnt' later, l!Jnan'
t::ip '-'On 11 \\llh Allen '>Cr\IO~
·• fh1"> grt)Up h.1, .1 lut of pride
.111d "-C "ere .111 \Cl') d"appointcJ
(Sa1urday) night, hut "c were able
to put 11 hch1nd u<.," Sturm -..11d.
~ ---
Five sailors win
in CHOC Regatta
Nl~WPOR r Bf:.ACH h\C
eta.,., winner.. "-Crc decided among
I 7 cumpclttur\ 111 the three-nice
CHOC H.cg.ttta ho ted by the Lido
hie Yacht Cluh off Newport
Beach ~undav
l 1do l'le • Y .1t:ht Club\ 'I om
Dovie (LN.:r A). Am} ll1n\h l\\
(l 1do·l.t \), \\.1lh.1m 1 onl!)C.U
(t\dult \Jbot' ,\) and Gr.1~
()ou!!hcm I S.1hrn () were .ill
ind I\ 1du.1l eta" \\tnner1,, wh1k
'-<l\\port 11.trlx>r Yatht Cluh\
I ulc l.tnlll'\llll captured 1hc
rc:m.11n1111! da'' (Sahot 8)
..J CHOC Regatta
(Lide l•I• Yecfit Club)
•r 8ob•·s
Morlday. June 10, 1•1
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u1111 incl Vrty No Pot•
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t>ay 11ngle q1v•go
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..... ~MCI pro": def. bngtlt, wttty, grMt
.,,.... ..... OUIUed. ... oook, • rMI •poller. ------_,, ...... Seek•: educa .. d, ao-www ;;~~r·;·~ ptWltcated, gentt.man
lllm blonde, ... IO'e. mete. rm • l 'I" bru-who llYff .,, opulent
WWI eplrtMil "9iuM, nefte -=~ lege llf9 9tyte but loVH It ,__,.....,. e..ch. 8"11 who 18 .,. M· •II. plu• rom•nc e,
gentlem •n , ••ml-tr•cllv• aucceaaful pMalon • wft, 40 + retired/retired, for men 10 love. Aoee 44-10 +. (N o beld). .... on bellctt, din-IO .... __ 112643
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Cl, •• t • ".. 0 f '... RIDHIADID1tAL•AM Seeking
Humor. t11MO. Tiil FMlfUY ""'
• awy, .. ....,.. ... ._ LADY aaaw.11 a WllllllR ~ nMur8I blonde •••k• Renalaeence ~•vv
omen 3004
R •• l 'I", SwF. 30 •, ...,.: Man. SWM/NS, .UC· llTQ 08Worgeo~ Jec11cpot, 9UCM'9 emlle. Lov9a: ceaaful, artlewlete, k 'b II ........._ '~. -•· c •••Y. e theletlca, w o r ld-.., .. of humot'; gen. rec •• • • p • ..._a· l 'I " btonde h81~. tr•v•I , rom•nce. eroua. 50~5 Me· phy Bach·to-Aoc k,
........ ..., •• PfOfea.. W•nta: chlldren a Witty, allm, ettracw., Ihle SWM, 9'1", 2t4,
_,.. Meka: MCUfe huebend who'• 3C)..q, 50fah, discriminating, 37, ~ S la and aMb 8WM I '+ 30-45 SWF 30-40. C•ll me .... 0 'lovea' t r•vei,' 8' •, aucceHfut & "8Vel, Hngulatlc, car· #Hlet . ..... ..... ..,. end ,__1ov_._llf_._, ___ aeu __ . --Ing, fun. .. rrlendlhlp. --........ ~~---1
LI.. •ten AnORNIY ~.fwnlly togeehef. Am lllTIRED DEVILOPIR
•OWll IYID ••awa llmlPINDINT conaldare d h•nd· HAPPY ...._... .. ... LOVIMQ •om•. 6', 175, 58, ex· 111.L PLAYIR GllL T•I, blond entrepre. rvw n citing llfeatyte, aeet(a SWM • 21, 5'1", 150
Vety •ttrac:tlve, llfve· neut, 40'a, myrled of Sw.r Metes pal 80 +-to apoll or help •ttrK· Iba., non-amoker. I doua, alfm, ahapety, lnt.,aata. Want tell, for aome of the follow· llve brainy lady 25-40. enfoy aoftbell, mlac.
flt, fun, 40. Seeking ••perlentt•. indepen· Ing: Travel, gott, mov· <111 88!5. •porting event•, anl·
.... hllndaome, edu-dent, unconventton•. lea, good converaa· __ C_O_N_G_l_N_1_a1 --m•la, weekend oet•·
cated , profeHlon•I Mml·m..omorph. BM. tlon, bndge, watka, -w•ya. S..lclng: h•ppy,
w hite m•I•. 3S-41, ·31-60, who Ilk•• to •nd l!uph•· 11'2M O FRIENDLY 1ecure, rHI llldy for
wtttt etyte a ctH• for lclH , d •nce, tr•vel. lllCIRE COMfORTULE honeat ref•tlonahlp. frtendehlp. rom•nc:e, #288e. t# 1725. m•rrl•g•? C d M . ,__ __ L_ftAllr __ 1_---GlllNml SWM, N/S, run-loving--------
1112703. VVftllWV WF, 44, 5'1", down to gentl•l'fl•n of ch•rac· Hl&THY •~ ~ FOR LIGEND... ••rth, hone1t •nd •• 'u.,' e·. dblonMdB, Nordic, WI& THY ..,vw11 • • .., th• c., end the m.,,, cure. Take • ch enc• • gra • A. ath· WOllAI Boaton b•be 1Mk• with me. I Ilk• sports. ••tic, own boats 8nd 2 ...
Seef(lng: atncere, ...,. dl1trlc1 •Horney w/ mualc, outdoora, houaei Need lady 35-Loving lecty W9nted
au•I, atrong, · ah.,p, crystalline •ve• a fro-••n•• of humor. Gr•· _49_._*_1_7_2_3____ ~~'+. c8.z':.•;~;~. 2~ ---------1
aenM of '1y'e, humor ~en yogurt fellah. Pr• c lou1 peraonellly, CUTI :.:.~· .r,;~·ic:f~ ::c~·:r;h r~ ~~~~.pro-llltCIRE :;:·,;'::!':,,~·,::~ ....
i.ttng, apln.u•I kind-toe. Mu1t be named SINCERE CHrYALROUS HILP -~:"" of·~I Ail• 40-60 ,__J_eo_n_._*_262 __ 4.___ uaTURE ProfeHlonal SWM, TRUIT ••1
yrs. #2eat . LOVE ""' 32, blll/bm. Intelligent, OWM, 41 Y"I· young. FUN cre•tlve and romantic, If you '*• Don P.,1-Seelclng 81'. MnM of C & R llAN LIFE SWF Canadian, 42 humoroua, 1llm, mu.· gnon, now.., know humor, enfoy9 aporta,
WAITED! LAUGHTER vrs .. 5 5 •·, t40 Iba . In· cular, l50 lbs., ... k• ~°!~~··my~. 9• .J!!. ~. ~. , ~
IC Q ..__ c•rlng SWF, 25-35 ..... .,,..._ ·-· --.. ..._,,. r8CI, ...,. .... ...,rt AdVenturoua, allm. ef. terHled In aw1mming, with compatible cllar· wrtt1 5 1' Mllboet. c:M Ing tor honeaf eincefe
3 2 • 3 fectlonat• SWF •Ml(s 1pu, good converaa· act f h 1 who thlmta he'a • .,.,. retettoliahlp. #1101. I r •• I ._. • •lnc•r• 4011h m•n lion, prefer blond••· ., • or • ar ng ot a...... __ .. -
P #t 707 r • -F ·-" no ••• 1 lease Clll with who anJov• tr avel. 34·45 yr1 .• dlac:rfft 11--------faith In people. tr ,,.. ,... ....... num-boating, active •port•. am • Medlcal Seer•· DAYTIME you're t•H. thin, bftght, HWOlll .....__, .11-.... c•ndtellght and ro-_tary_._._'1_2_1_02_. ____ 1 MENTOR flt, 30-35, Hie• lrewl, .;.._...,._
-1 w•-mane• for m.anlngful llltQLI MOM 11.w no chltdren. ~ ......_.,"' I ti hi .......... 2 SWM, tall, 50 • • buel-· h Id I t ? I' t 1WM -_,_ ..... , CIAURI re• °"' . ......... . CDll RESIDENT nH• owner 1 .. ka :.:~ 811 ev~u:_,. fQ( wen ' p";';;p~~tion;d: PALACE MAN WITH SWF. 33, outgoing, pretty, petne, sllm fe· you. #1705. Ilk•• aporte (vol-•a11 •ftATJ male 3<>-40 Lei'• meet I-"'-------i-.... .. 11), mualc, ..... y. Jett trom Fount•ln Vel· ...,'-""" brunene LlkH anor· ror lunch firat. #1868. HO.... -F~ -ley, computer part• SWF. 25, profHtlonal, kellng, •cub• and bike v.. Ing gulter, movie•.
aalHman, age 30. Met brunette, 5'3", lool!1ng rldH . Looking forward DEEP DOWN lllTRO =·~'"lffhlll, 5.:.: you 5/18. Need to get for ••pen.need, M •· to mMtlng a SWM 30· l'M su.aL O 5/13, 1:00PM, grey 1,1 .. tor __ ......... ,....
In touch. Pie••• call worthy ullor to help 43 with •lmllar Inter· "" L W l"P· You came by the ..--#2682. me reg•ln my ,... est• for frlendahlp and Phll Donahue type, office. Need to get In t-"'.-!W .... "i'"l111i·i"i1i70l•.o.___
CWIY LADY l!gat 1112480. ~ ~~'. b I Y mo r •.. :!ks5~e~:~!b~;•,n8cr!:: ~1u~'. PIH•• c•ll. 1 Mllllll
WITH PACIFIC SLENDER u p b • • I , • • m 1.1---------OP UGLY 1•1 a--dan geroua beac h llARlllAQI &WMUIDT LOVl-LUIT ~an ILOND blonde who W8nta her .,.,... In my aout for .n the 5<>'•. 5 n. t•ll. lootdng to .. curled •1563 MlllDID M* IO, 13 dol9r9 In
p l•••urea In Illa for W/WM, tall, 45-62, WIDOW SWM 33. 8'1'', 200 lb., b•nk, love ocHn,
NM• • 501•h oenu.'. loves travel, dining, 5 '6", age 50, no c:hlt· DllCIRNINQ N s .... -. Ma. right, booka. Wllldng. fleh.
man, aecura In •II denclng, exclterMnt, dren. N S , educated. COSMOPOLITAN 28-35. •ttrllcilve, aim, Ing, COfn breed a
w.y. who would~ movle1, alncere. partner In N e . bual· LlkH bfklng. movtea, 1-=been9==· =*='Ill==· ==:..J
• -... ~.-.. ....._.._ thoughtful, kind. NIS neaa enfov Hill"", APPRECIATIVE dinner, good oonvw· ; ..
f.,..r8 ~ ... ·=.~::;:::· or drinker, hand hold· i""""lnn. goll. b..;~·h S WM, 8 '1 ", 150, •atlon, golf A l'ftOfe.
ahlp i2ii.. ,..,.,..,.,. er and •II •round ;;,;~·~dinner dalH blond /green 3 1,1_K_ld_•_O_K_._,_1_1_oe_. __
• • QOOd & tun compan. Looking for SWM, •o-adore• et.gance. long
Ion who can apoll me 45-60, trim 6 or over lega, aophlallcat•d Wiien you .. , ... Ill'"""
•nd get •polled In r•· N S , 1oclal drinking clothlng to ahow to ttie,.... of'*'ll.
turn If you're out only. otabl• good same Sffka counter· cl8lllllad ""' °',.....,,
ther e, let'• d•ncel converaatlonallat, Ilk•• part F, 25-45 for dates ~ .... to
ln•ex•pen•alve •
·1.n • "*" ""I not ll'Of' "' price. re11on11>1e, ~..., ....
Clualfled Adver1111ng 842-5878
'12645. beach thlng1, home and . I t 702. lln4' wflat you•,..._...'°'·
thlnSP. mav h•v• eh ll· ..---------Does'**·~.,...
dren. N B "'2685. ~ Ol>POt1"'°"* lftOf9 ... °" '°"' .._
In c:IMIMed -11111 br1nginQ dl#'"8 fie~ --a ... O...,. lall Dlfectoty .....y ,., ..... In town pan ............. .
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Llle, atty, lg, lbt, 2tle + vete bec:lcy•d Po04,
deft. "'*'· I bike to •P• 11050/rno 2233 beh. 11400/mo yrty. 'elrvlew Ad &q.7001
310~ IM. 11 .. 1231 38R 28A, YIMe .....
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enoi Qllf, no "'' 1100 33•1t·C C"•llem.
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flrt. t11e lcl\IN, decle, OCC. No c>ets 1175.
c•rport, W/D "llup '300 o.c>. 2'1-0780
192!/mo 7»-1111 8.c:l\etor Un", nr OCC. Alt tun kltchene, atudtoe
Sc>ecious, clean, cov-A 2 Room SuMe All
eted parklnO, v11eant Util1 Pd WMkly from
"450 540-1151 Agt S 155 727 YOflc10Wfl
COZV dupte11 E'slde. Ave 960-3780 MATURI L•VIRI Ideal fOf older couple SURPRISE! ... ••• 28R 1 BA. garage SM z_, •-w/oc.en l9501mo M2·1577 . Win 2 FrM Ofnnett ~ • COOi br .. :H
S"5. No P941 2151 E Side am 1 BR du~•
Pacific Ave. 831-8107 Frplc, lndry lac, pa11o,
or IH-oee5 no c>et 1 c>ef• only 1595 • sec 84S·7234
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MATURI L •VIRI •·••D•, nr Nw1t• ·--------• "9'• 2br, 1b•. lndry •• SM IBR 28A w/ocean C8rPOf1 $700/mo. No HNT. HR•R a ..
vi.w & cool brM:r:e pets 289 & 271 18th 1BR, 1BA. am~
S"5. No Peta 2151 Pl11ee 8'*•-0•52 eves bldg S685. 21 •
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•UACIOUI• Lg 3M 18A. ~
f/p, Dtw Ck>M to So
Co.et Ptaz.a 1175/mo.
605 Sunftower
CENTAUR MGMT.
.. 2·2218
•1 t 1'
H"''''' ,,•,
800 a/f etudlo Ofc Mtlj
St Huntington e .. ch
2nd fir Pvt lciechen &
blath. HOO M0-3979
CATAUUVllW
HI-RI.. Ofnc• 17th &
lrvfn•CM-From S~I
mo (F S.Q.) FrM
garege p•rlclng-Clau A
He. on PCH. Nk:• mo-Aober1 Cont.m-11•
bll• home. a "''" 722·1900 we11c te bolt. l350•·u----tt-1--f--
AAA LOCAL ROUTf:e
Priced for q ulclc ---------Hlee All caahe wort!
P/fe 2K po11lble
gro11 .,,, .. 1c1ye
1 1..IQ0.22&-0110q
Winner of
Dinner for 2
Al La Pergola
Mrl M Muon
of Coat• Meaa
Congr •lulatlon1 I
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A ~11nn1 Club 1~
cl•llzlng In tnfo.
comm, finance & en-
efgy. PrOdUC11 & Hr·
v1Ce1. "'" 1nlo tu deductabte I 800-
233·248'*
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High SalarlH . Pei41
Uv1ng E>tl>9" ... NOw
Hiring. All Occupe-
tiona. U S and tneer-
nattonal Pr.o)ecta. Boo
nuaea. Ser1ou1 ,,,._
pllcanta Only. 306-
947-1 '60 9AM to ~
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CO NSTRUCTION
WANTED: Carpenter•
10 S 18 75 L.aborera lO
$1' 25 M•aon• to
S1 7,45 Drywall to
S 18 50 P•1nter1 to
S15.7S Relocate t.
800-336-8151 ::'~ 831-8107 •!SID• ••oo, pet 4539. 213-&46-8857,
OK 2BR 1BA. garage, 21 3·568·8953
1100 °"11 P•tlo, ne., achoo11. --------..ii Afford•bl• wee1t1.,
bellCh rent•I. Et MOfrc
Mobil• Home Park.
1leep1 5 . 71 •·770-
962•. •99-•87•
1nc1 utll. 969-8277 ~~·~=•~• c~:..~J r:~:
Lag Bch, ocn view, M/F June 15th. S-400-1-4501
LARGE local vending
route for Hie Will tell
all or part. R•c>eat
bu11ne1s, secure loca-llone AbOve average ._ _______ "'•HOUS•K••NR 8 ~COOK
Income 800-940-8883> Hrs/Wk In Nwpt Bch Experienced Lint CLOll TO ALL! 31 7 C•brlllP 631-•038
2BR 18A, cloae to EASTSIOE 1BR 1BA,
to ahr 2Br 28• •Pl mo C•ll 722·9081
$525, utll pd, w/d ,
•t•P• to bch. •94-4851 FIND L 0 CAL VE N D IN 0 home S7/Hr Car & Cook lootung to le•rl'I
ROUTE FOR SALE refa req'd 759-I068 more & move up cullt·
1hop1 •nd buHe. r,•tlo, gas & water
Wiii aooe1tt OC ncl. Walle-In closet. 2BR 1 BA near UCI W/D
refrtg, pool, tennla,
carport No P•'I· S950/mo 840-9459
B•lbo• ltl•nd. 2BR 1 BA MALE 23-35 to Sh8re
•pt. Sleeps • 8. Avl 2BR 2BA Hunt. BellCh
CHEAP 1·800·274· HOUa•K••P•R nary ladder Call Chef
_1_4_1_4 _______ 1 FOUND red ohow I day a w"k Refer Kevin for Appl 640·
wHkly. S500/wlc •pt, mfle from b9•cl1. Hou ..... M75/mo S595imo 845·5853
2288 M•ple •A a T 8 I D a 1 8 R
Network Martcetlne mix. Spolted black • n c e • N • w Po r t ...;;96...;..;.5.;;.5 ______ _
•t It• aeatl Prod· tongue. In AUao Vlefo Beach Reply to Ad Counter Hetp
CENTAUR MOMT APT. Garage No
8'*2·2218 pets S650/mo Call
875-0291 . Pool. S•42.50. C•ll
Jon. 962 ... 91 7 uc11. compenHllon (714) 588-7744 1172 c/o Dally Piiot , p fT Orycleanera. No
I II & P 0 Bo• 1500 Co81a
SI• llOVll U INI i~1..,...22...,.-e_1_11 ___ _ u.c.1. pan are exc• ent FOUND Beagle Dog M•H CA 92628 exp IWC81Hry.
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limed to capture int I or .. n neon collar, no 631-8672.
Beautiful large 1 BR & EASTSIDE 2BR 1 'hBA,
pool. 8'*2·1401 refrlg. gu & waler
Wllhln walking dis-
tance 1BR 1t•rtlng (r1
$700
e11pan11on. 873-4714 lags Fem Vic l91h & NANNY/Ltve-ln. Nice O•ily Salary S300 tor
----------------------------lf'olld cash buslne11t Pomon•. CM F1on1 of family lrvtng in Ulguna buying me1chand11•
High CHh flow-1irong Smart ' Fin•• B••Ch ln need of • No ••P nee:. Call 6AM-• Incl Frplc, carport •D tu• 2BR 2BA. clean, 1825,mo 8'*!>-5853 quiet. 1torage, DIW,1------...;..;..;..;.._
lrge cloHIS, gar11ge. EASTSIDE 2BR lBA, lrg
1350 No pet 840-2495 !iv rm, relrlg, c•rport,
Move-In Bonua $100
or 3 D•y Me•lco Cruise Underground
parking, refrlg, ap•,
pool Pvt b•lconlH
Apia ahQ¥(n week-
days. eveni119S & Sat-
urday 1 Cell PAT
ly CHAltliS GOREN
wfth OMAlt SHAlttF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
com p• ny 1uppor1 962·1217 permenenl ltve-in i IPM Mon-Sun at
Priced lo ••fl Call FOUND Large Orange Nanny 10 care for 2 714 eeo.ee 11 now t-800 741-3041 small g•rts Pre!arably1---------mal• cal V1cm1ty of Brllllh·trained. Must
•Oo you need lg CIN n
2br I b•? O•r8ge, new
cpl, D/W, atorage.
$750 No Pet 840·2•95
gas & water Incl
$750 mo 845-5853 Q .1-Neitber vulnerable. u South
you hold:
Nortla Eut South ending Roule, Your Dana P1 Niguel Rd have driver 1 license W•t Answer To Extra In· S1onehlll 496-3481, Some lr•vel wtlh fam-
GOOD LOCATION!
$2000FF 714/85 .. 1938 ~782 •J852 tJ968 .e
Penner opena t.he bidding with one
club. What action do you take?
A .-You are sub-minimum for a
responae, aince you can't ta.Ii~ di•·
tributional point. for a aingleton in
partner'• suit. H owever. you ahould
at.rive to find a 4-4 fit, ao our choice
would be to bid one diamond and
then p .. a any non-forcing rebid by
partner. Thia action ia not without
riak.
1 • P.. 1 NT P.. come Must .. n1 High I FOUND R•d & Staci< 11y required N on-
2 t P.. ? Traffic Locatlon1, Up Schnauzer. Vlc1n1ty of amok er Call for an 1n-
What do you bid now? 10 St,000 per WMk 22nd 6 Tustin CM 1ervlew. 71•·24M408
~••TllOE Large 2BR 1 '"1BA • .,.. * townh ouse. l ndry S200 Off room pauo. all blt·ln1
L • r g e :Z B R 1 ~ S7951mo.
townhH Frplc, D/W, 2078 THURIN
g•r•ge, patio, lndry ____ 84_2_·_2_2_88.;.._ __ *Lido l1le Remod up·
rm. '825/mo 1 &BQE 21R $72 1tr1, 2BR 2BA, f/p,
28 7 O RANQE AVE. """ 5 micro, d/W, $1350/mo
CENTAUR MGMT C.11131-4089 lse. 720-9685
&42·2288
Newport
Beact1 ;.'hli<)
A.-You have no likin1 for either Income Pos1lble __ 84_6-644' __ 4_. -----1 1 ·800-822·2•&6 of partner'• suita. Despite the fact FO.UNO small dog
that n.a.tner rat.ea to be ahort in Vettdtnt1 Route: For white old Found on _._. • ..... Loc81 locations 5 29 la at
your awt. bid three cluba. That N-equipment. AffOfd· o c Animal Shetter
ah?Wa a weak hand with a 1001 club able 1-800-23'-2151 FOUND Oolden Re·
1u1t. lriever. m•I•. approll 2 lnv1 ",I m1·r1!
Opp(>r!t1111t y 2908 Q .&-Aa South, vulnerable, you
yrs Call to 1denttfy
722·18'4 wk, S•&-
2825 hm
Employment 553
$40K480K PER YA
Nallonal whol11•••
Jewelry co 1Hka rep
for local area No d1
reel Nies, whls only
S40K.S80K per year
713-782-1991 -------1 L9 38r 28• dwn•t,. *21DAM $750* •EAITllDE• •Pt Oar. now decor $ 1t3drm S850/mo Incl 5835. 1039 Velencla •11DRM IOO•
g81, weter & garage 963-1S62 Frig, dahwshr, stove
hold:
•& ~K~052 t83 •LJ7852 ·~~~.=~·,:;:!1y .c;t~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The b1dd1n1 hu proceeded: flooring. 15% Int pd
No pet1 2323 Elden LOVELY upper Trl-ptex Incl No pell 545-•85S
5•8-7854 2BR 2BA. gar. kllc, •EHlbluff 28 r 2B•,
*lll!&ITllDEt lnd ry Blt·lna. $875 frplc, pool. coin w/d, 2
'"" 573~ 16 I, •55· 1764 carports, xtr• 11orag• 2BR 1 Ba dwnatra Apt,•-----'-----$895 No Pet 722·8011
1ma1t enct yerd S745 NEWLY DECORATED
No pets 722-8294 2BR w,gar, bt11n1, yd. 1 ILK TO ICH/IAY
.DRM a111T $•1115 Wtr pd 83&-4120 9-5 3BR 2BA O/W, parlc· 1 IW' t v• 2819 Santa Ana J S755 tng . S1 2251mo yrly
Q .2-Both vulnerable, u South
you hold:
North Eut South w..i monthly. Info 631.e120
I • P.. I NT P.. EARN 18,._ on S2SK to
2 • P.. ? S1 00K. tnv.,...menl
What do you bid oow? amortlnd over 2 10 3
A .-On thia aequence partner yrs For Info 831-0759
promilH at luat au ll*les-Since
you have no guarantee that your
club fit ia any better than spades,
MnnPv
olri.111 ;iq14
UPTO •aoo
PER MONTH
Pool & laundry room 2~7 Orange AVI c $760 Call 87S.eec>e
54&-9081 1571 Orange AVI A $740 2BR IBA, f p, gar. dah-
•K10974 •762 tA83 .e2
Partner opens the bidding with one
91*ie. What do you rnpond?
A .-Had you held a 1in1leton
aomewhere, we would aupeat a
jump to four IJ*in. With thia bal-
anced hand, however. we would bid
only two spades. You have a near
muimum for a aingle raile.
and aince you are one level lower, •WIDOW MAS••• for
pua. You have aome ueefu.I carda TO al s20.ooo up No
for partner. cred•~ No peNlty Ca!I * llO COlllCTIOIS * 1 BR Ea1t1ld• Quiet & 887 VICIOfla A $755 wahr, wall( to t>eh
o-ton ... ·~ N(1-t. private Ideal for aln-1'iiiil•••••••ii!I 36th St S1 200'mo gle 8dul1 New Carpel, ' _.;;2_1,;;..3_'3..;,..;.3_ ... ..;,905.;;..;;.____ Q 8-$o .L J bl ALL t t t mini bllnd1 & pain•~ Q.3-Aa South. vulner•ble, you • Aa uui, YU nera e. you YPH 0 oana I
S575 mo &48-4902 For Ad Action ANCHORAGE APTI. hold: hold: available Lano con· 1
Early morning motor routes
available. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insur4.nce
8 •KIO 2 flS • atrucuon hard money, 1BR apt, new crpl & Cal a On the In •e 9Kl0&2 t93 •IU7862 • • . 5 . IU7862 equity Call Bryan, 1·
paint, 11ove, palto, 2 Bdrm 2.,, BA \1950 Partner open• the bid.dins with one The b1dd1111 hu proceeded: 800-339-9167
l>flcng. tndry rm SS50 Oaiy Piot 1 Bdrm I BA 1925 spade. What do you rapond? Nortla Eut 8outll W•t ATTENTION
mo 731·8•88 ~nn Daily 9.5 5'8-1501 A .-You can't pua. but you don't I • P.. I NT P.. N .. d Exlr• Cash?
1 BR B•el'I apt . din AD·lhJUft Chormlng 2BR, l/p, tg have enou1h (or a two.over-one re-2 • P.. . 1 Debts too high? we
t•bl• & refrlg Ou1•• &4l-S6JB kil • 5900 ulll non/ aponae-qain, do oot count diatri· What do yo':1 b1d now? can help Cell 1 eoo-
S595'mo Incl u111 imkra Avl 7/1 but1"onal poin•· for your ain1leton A .-It it difficult to foretee bow, _1_&&_-2_1_1_1 ____ _ non 1mkr 84&-42S3 722~970 .. b'--' -'•--,. ...==::=:=::::=:=:=::.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!••ll!!!!L::::::::::::::::::===::;-1 1pede. All you can do, therefore, ia many triclta your com UftlU hot...;.... ••hind In •man I CALL 642-4333
HIDlTlNGTON BEACH. ca;? A WEA. T 0 D Ay I s respond one oo trurn.p and wait to will take. The one action to rule out Major debt consollda·
aee what partner does nut.. ia pua-your playing potential ia 11on Up 10 S30K gua•
too sood. Our choice would be to 1 ·800.283-ooe6 7 dys
CROSSWORD PUZZLE Q.4 -Aa South, vulnerable, you jump to four heart.a. but we won 't
hold: berate you if you choee the more
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DELIVERY
THURSDAYS
ONLY. Ne..,apaper
•Oules eva1lable fn
Coat• M••• end Newport 8oeoh
5 00 A M to 10 00
A M Up lo $60 00 per
day Ca1 •nd· 1n1ur•
&nee required Call
642-4333
DESK CLERK
N•l•s E~p req Sea
Lar11 Motel 2214 New•
pon 81\!d CM
DISTRICT
.MANAGER
Supe•v1 • 1111• and
1•• n motor rout• cau .. ••r. Oe11ve1 do..,n
•outel updato papef
w0t11. anCI handle cu
tomor MMC• Mu.I
h•v• re . b e aut'" anc::t eur•en1 ll"St,Hance
Cetl 842-4333, ••k
for M ike Wlloy.
E111m $300 C•1h Oar
txlylng morchand11e
No ••P nee IJall
6AM·I 1 PM Mor •Sjln
al 714 BSC>-8811
Generel Offic•
FV Educlnl Or~ sff~S
1ndlv with g O'lld
phone & c1er1ce1 •111tW· Lite IVP•OQ 964• t t 21
GENERAL OFFICE
P11n ,,,,.. posltton at
local newspaper, a••
511t1ng 1n credit office
V11ne1y of duties flell•
ible house i" ",. O•' week P ermen•nt
poa1Uon So,,,• gen·
eral ottieo expet1enee
hetprut Please ca1r
Donna a1 6414' 43~ 1,
H1122
Gen•••I Oft•c•
SELF STARTERS
•NEEDED•
$30().$500 pef Wffll
S.AM-12 Noon
CALL:
.IACK
841..01 '7~1_ C .M.
OONNA
259-8188, Tua .. "
Gentt•I Offtce
5,...., l but busy N
area orr1ce Looklno
lo' F T help with e11p
on ws ~ Ord•!
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INSURANCE • "P r>cy cv11omer ~
VM:• ••P tor P r on
lmt'• M111 3 yr9 •ttrin-
c-v ocp Allton Sy,..
utml 111na S•f•CI•
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.._. -'W to Je NOTICT YOUR ~ Dllltd Dr~• ,,,._ ___. Mllill c.ttt. c.11_..,
11141'4111 ... ,, .... •1M1W r~~~,,..,~~::::..:::-.. ""'~-=-........ t a ff llt; In Newport NllO AH IXPUNAT10N ._. 'Y: an lfdrldllll ..._ '¥: M lldl4•11t ..... ""liiiii ...... ,_ c.nn.rt. Of THI NATUM C1' THI TM r .. latrentCll °°"" T-. .... llrefttC•) ...,._ ~ IUeherd . 801·2~ .. "'OCHOING AOAINIT .......... lo .,.... .............. 111 ...... .... 1000,11,._14181 YOU YOU SHOULD COH-.-llftder "'9 ,...,_NM~ ... ..._...
.. u.IC•.aul Call Olan• In Tu•tln, .,... ..... 1 ... Of Mwlc
!'ock. Rt8 , P o p In C.M .. 941.0174
band• and aolo artlsta1 ___ ..;;..IT..;,;.;.a..;;..1L.;..•.;....;;.a1...;...; •• _;...-* llUVINQ ffeMS *
"eeded for p romo n "' .,... conc•rt 213-247-8164 Excellent opportunity • 1890'• to 1900'• *
No E•p Neceu ery . If you are tt1andly, out· ::"'lo ~· F.•rn S300 CHh d•llY g oing a. mature, we Lv M!g 11Mtt3
may have a aalH po· DINING table(• chair• **""""** buying merchandl••· atUon to frl your Ill•· 11100, Lamp table Chandeltef, BraH, Wil· S•M ~UP
Call 8AM·11PM Mon· atyle need• PNvlou• 111 Floof a.mp 1100 llamaburw atyle, 12 ' ..,.
Sun at 71•MMS0-88 11. retell ••l•s ••P•rlenee 581-4177 llghta, 38' diam. excel • Akna • ~n ORDER DEik 11 • major plus. Apply cond. Orig $2,400, Eaklmo • 11 ..... In person, M oy co , SOLID Mah din tbl now $700 87:1·9181. Hound • Blchon
M·F '6 30/hr Benefit• South Conit Plaza No 42xl0 3 "•· 1920 kite E .. type'M"•r. ateta<>-Frlse •Cairn TarriOf
9·00am·5 30pm Ught phone calls please ctwa, oekfpln• mlna, • Ctlfhuahu• • Chow typing for compul•r EOE and tbl•, m11k cana, r • C 0 r d P 1 • Y • r• • Cocker Span1.i
Sook• on Tepe, Inc , 1----..;;.=----ataln gta, bl'na •crM n •P••k•r•, p o tting • Oo11le •Golden R•· Colla Mesa Call Wtl-ftRTAtL SALES PIT wlckr, MOUQht Iron, bench, walnut table lflever • K"ahond
111t 548-5525 for eppt. Mature person. senior $10-$500 97~9852 b •••. u photatered • ~b •Melt•••
clttzana welcome, no bedroom chair It •Min Schnau~r P(T POSITIONS eve• CM aducatronat green, 15 gal water •Peking•••• Pug
Trum for mgmnt No store 557-3880 Judy drum w pump, pottery •Scottie • Shlh·Tzu C!~JI req Eam $400· s.aLESMABKETING .... nna•RAT°"•· tools . 844..0372. I • Vo(l(la
100 wk For Interview " 1.....n Great eond1"o n, her· E11tarcl1e Bicycle, orlQI· MINI POT IELLY
'" 7 I 4·832·9647 Ara you mouveted? vest gold S 1 50 Vou nelly $289, tecuflce PT RECEPTIONIST went to be your own Plck·UP &40-0122 $165 s1e11 cllmblng PIGLET boss? Nead F'T Ptr In _K_a_n_m_o_r~e....;.W.....;..e...;s...;h...;ar...;/...;D_ry-a-r aicarc11ar, orig $399, SCIENCE DIET
J hrs per day. Cell o ur new office Call 5250 tor both Micro· aacrlllce St85 Both TRUCK LOAD SALE
.111n w1111am1. 668· 673-1154 9am·4pm w ave oven Carousel never uaod comput· SATUROAV. JUNE 15 ~J33 ColdWall Bank· 1--------'---"' Coito Mesa seer A E DEVELOPER $50. 536-3824. er1zed Oetu•• ••ecu· •841·3231•
Trainee OK 60 wpm Refrigerator $225 tlve model w 1warranty PETLANO PAVILION PART TIME re q u I res O OE RI Washer & Dryer 5145 Can dellvor 647·1999 OPEN 7 DAYS
Part Hmo position ot THINKER Growth PfT •• OlahwHher S1 25 Moving Sala Everything t 8374 Baacl'I Blvd ''
1n('l\f new1p11per. as-1_F_rr __ 6_3_t_·4_3...;3_7_.___ 648·5848 must go W asher/ ml So. 405 try. next to
"'"""Orn credit o fftce SECURITY Dryer, refrtg, couch, T a r g e t . B e tweon
\/nrlety of duties 11011· bedroom sulto, 55 gsl Edinger and Hall.
1blt'I houso. 24 hra por OFFICERS 11qusr1um 760-e246. 1·K-lt-,-.... n-.--n-.-.d--g-0-0-d
NllOk P erm•n •nt Unarmed security Of· Beautiful Sole, loveHat, SHOP SMITH home Tonolse 1hell
pllsruon Somo gen· llcors needed. t-iun· chair, ottoman New 2 baby dw art white
'""I otflc.e e(pertence ungton Beach area cond, oall trim aecrl· SSOO OBO Bunnies. 6S0·7128
'1elplul Please call Call JML Security, _,1_c_o_s_3..;2..;5....;8_4_1_·3;;..4...;8;;,;6;.._ ____ ....;63_.;..3_·883~..;8 ___ SHEL TIE PUPPIES
")011na at 642-4321 2t3·748-7478 DINETTE S85, sofas SINGER sew mach P•t t2
2
___ .....;...______ 11.. $SO 11 AKC Adorable, lovlng, ---------SUMMER HELP $50·$150, aofabad ... new ' rec ner 2M 2F full colla11
1>al Estate Careers• Experienced grlll $125, baby crib $90, S25. bed (1 bunll) $300-$350 760.8677
$100,000 INCOME cooks sandwiches & waterbed ••• $•'25, $15 Old RCA color G dslc' sso, chrs S25, 2-d TV remote $50, 2 YOUN romalo apayed
noahsuc lor 3 S Mgrs prep Call 494-9650 we cab S30, plc:turoi boys Beach Cru1Hr Tabby cat needs good
l\9ts stan 01 70.tOO..._ _ro_r_J_un_e.....;..o_r_Bo....;..b_.___ $25 recliner 595, coif bikes inc basket, tock home Very sweet
omm $3,000 M O SVC STATION tbl t $9,. 1 hvu d~ chorn S50 548·94:16 0 557·5722 ,_,,, • IN ADDITION Sa ~. re rig • ' $295 w d $276 And •• • R dick Wind·
to your comm sll Light mechanic s111es· much mora l 973·0848 wnrd Duel 55 1000
"•Pd lie Admtn also m11n Expeflencad S300. Hynda Balboa
Pianos &
Organs 6059
I ' DYIR IAILIOAT
11500 080 a• AVON complete
with Outbo•rd
S1000 OBO
3 BUftN•R alcohol
stove oven
$200 0 8 0
979-8574
Pow1~r Boats 70 1 /
•'h OWNERSHIP•
•AVAILABLE•
rN 33' EGGHARBOR
Ab1olutoly perfect
New port 1llp S15,000
down $600/mo No
credit choclc' 788·2090
I 952 "Woodle' Ch rt•
Craft t8' Sportsman
ll u n • b 0 u I ·t r • I I • r
S9.000 55Ml680
ail Boats 7014
t3 C11pr1 Sall Boat with
traitor E11.c•llon1 1all
away condition S695
Jaran 714/536·7882
even or 714 883·118t
ext 239 woekday1
17 ' C ATAMAftAN
TRAILER
NACRA 5 2 w •CCH· BdY GRAND sorlH Sl ,200 (PU·
$1475 Spinet Console 9658) 8!>0-8428
wl Jean 7 2 1 ·5844 Applv 2590 Newpon French rradltlonat lrg pa v 111 on · s 3 o o .
NAT IONWID E USA Blvd. Costa Mesa. collee table & match· Blakely ··ealboa Pa·
Teac her·Ald Ing solo bacll toblo .. 2• 176
llobbyl1t1 c.,-i find the
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Ouohty 101:> Low puce
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Fences
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palhs etc No -oo I FENCES.QA T B 9 .
1ma Reu. Lio. Bon Hew Rep•lr RtO"'ood
Mrcl\ey 536·0553 Ceoar Po11 Rtpiara CM NB
Jim Whyte 642·7206 ORT•Z CONSTRUCTION
Mtl•onry-Concrcte Pa.
""' Driveways P"tnt
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Ceramic
Handy Man 3710
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Rent el PROPERTIES
Pa1nt.Carpentry·otc •
Drywall Gary84S.5277
Painting 385
PAINllNG
A· TEAM GARDENING Oualrly pa111tmg I ocal
MAINT 18 yrs ftlfper roltrcnco1 r 11 1irtce
Julian & Yoh,nda Gar. _R_o_n_7_2_2_·9_5_1...;3 ___ _
dentng Serv. 642·392t
BUS Y B EE Service•
Ltc bonded Match
any advertised rate•
Combo Yard & Hou••
Matnt Done t he
R~INBOW Circle Maori!
P.w-~ lrtll' HOil~
Apt Ov<t• jOb Free f t
St 1~•!>6:.189.6J6·t7S6
Papering 3866
lrlah W•Y 843·9020 WE Gais Slid HJ"'Q Tooe•~lf
DROUGHT Ra1rstan1 Total lntor1or Aemod·
Ma1nt & lull aerv1ca oltng Serv Advice ro
race .1111 trrtGaltoo. The Crazy G33·7172
color Quahty care ~
a!le<Oab e Cl1•·s 536-32 13
Du1tyr1 Lawn Malnt.
M onlhly Wl!ly or 1
time frH ttt :M1 1640 I
O AROENINO·Full sorv
L1'nd1ca po .sp r1nklrs·
tod·mow adgo-ctnup.
Pet Services 3870
HOLIDAY RELIEF
TLC lor poll & phmt1
OC home owner llyrs
Xlnt rcifs 7b t ·6355
Plantscape 3878
reos ratH 966-2718 PLAHTS·CVC:AGAEEN
Contrec tor•·8 ulldeta •HANDYMAN • PROF . GARDENING & SOUTH ln1a11ot pl.\nl!1 r01 prompt ,ervtce D.g 6 iamt ,obs~ e..i., MAINT 10 yrs exp & trees·S11to1 & or
iles 352
Plaster
Repair 3880
'·'" pr1cas nt1tanilt1y, n1 ___ c_~_1_B_l\IC_e_1M_.,_.o...;1.;.eo__ Ao11Comm X lnt refa mt11nt 751•t 825 Ltnda
compnny wtth mtogroly VoC10' Barrera 645 9748
1u t•ock th quahry ** * REMODELING RON'S GARDENING
100 • coll AA.A T iie Custom work. Elec • Oualrty yard care reas
& M arble 239-3970 C•rpentry·Tila-Plumb ralf!S 12 yr e•P NB
JACK K ENNEDY TILC:: _F_e_n..;.c_e_s_K_ .. _!l\_8..;.9..;.8-_3;,..t..JC;.;.. CdM only 63t·1872 lnt,Elr1. p411c. r ·er ~
& MARBLE INSTALL 1 CALL DOES IT ALL I ·T-H_E_G_A_E~E-N_S_C_E_N_E_ C 5' m tt•tll!ll'lg Qua ity MLPAIR All typ woo. P•obltm1·N1> Pr()I> " es Gen contr c1or et La~T,,.S .. _..._~,. f p ••1 h g -.. ~ ,....,.,... ems' • 1' ~ ~5• 7 11 o nvA•s • "l• r"9 ll11ndyman prrca" Spnnk'eJ 1ns11l1111on
Sealtng '197·5665 Sml\11 & 119 repairs o f tree Trtmrl'•no Removal PUBLIC NOTICE THE ORIGINAL tences, pat10 ... ptumb· Lawn ~a.nt & c•eanup'
fl•n Calif Public Uhh· 1ng elf"c pt111lar dry· Rotot1lhng •432·8804 •
Plumbing 389
24 Hr EDD' 5*5522
HS\. ~.G ' P1.VJS ~G ''"' CoMmtnton RE· DEAH the TILE MAN wall Int ••I pi.1n11ng S t. Lie. ,r5 99025
CJUlnES lh." 811 u'ect l&a1t y 1nower1·A o.;1r1 kitchen, ball\ ramodal
r1011•HH1old goods wesh & regrout Nl'lw & addltlOnl Ltc THE SECOND MATI!
movn1 "· prtnl thorr & Aepatr Bathrooms· .i991!17 ABS 839·4900 LANDSCAPING Sea· • C 541878 ~ 5a i.la 'et
r> UC Col T number, Shower doors KllC· All realdontial & comm 1 sonal color Irrigation D lacount P lumbing
t1r.o' & chautteur s Floora·Plumb•ng L1c repair• & motnl Rell• Lie OI096a 650-5585 ru11 c;oppor 1e P•P••
prmr rh••r I C P num 25yrs 0 C 673·8065 •bl• & reeaonable. • Yard Reju ven ation from S595 W tar
tier In all advert•••· Tiie & Marble instAll A Refs van 432·9827 Cte,,nup • T1ee Trtm-hcator'I •nstall lrotn
no11la ti you have 11 repair Prornpt tar· APT. MAINTl!NAHCE n11ng • Sprklr Llghllng $299 Full plumbtn(l
que•tton about the le· vfce. lroe 8 ,1 No job Ove r 15 v ra •>IP· In Rpr11 • Saac1/Sod remodol Uc 5 t 6214
4oltty of o mover, llmo too amllll Fr,,rtk Apt M •ln t We c~n Since 1973 (473164) Free eat 848·~479
o• c.;hauflour, C all T 9 u 81>1'> 6"6·9280 P11btrc Utlltles Com· urner, 57·t<!S3 hendlo nnythlng 1hon
n11!'ston 7 t 4-558-415 t TILE lnstrillod Rf'ri wed of n m•Jor overhaul
PLUMBING
Masonry 3828 Al' )Otl. l •W p 0 40 ga
Promp! Co ,f'f<M<S <;...,,.r, Newpon Reach ·
Free Eal & Rtl('rences Cot111 Me•• Hunting·
John & Shtlby BMl-6176 ton Beach· AreH Call ppliances
"'lfar l'Hltr I 1' ~1 $2:0:0
R EMOOl!L-Addltlona Seaward & Co 841·4203 M ASOHRY·BRICK ~ _,;,..;_;,_.;_,;,....;,....:...;_:...;_.....:.;::.;:.::
OLOCK WORK Bond P LUMBINQ r•p1111 ond
lie d 848-4.834 t•modettng Onn• by CENTAuq MAINT[NAM:f'.
(7 149 •42·2 288 Service ~M26
Child Care 3536 All MaltH and Models DAN'S ~~oma Du•tneu
C.0•1r1eou1 Serv 551-0StS T ICKLE BUO Oeyc:afe lmprovemenl Drywall
3021 8HarborBI C M Li o . Brookhurat C1upnn1ry & Patnltng
A PPLIANCE REPAIRI Ad11ms Marelth Gar· _o_o_n_d_e_d_G_•_5_·7_e_2_2 __
tO OFF Service Cng aen1 Home 983·9015 Fil( UP YOUR HOUSE
w d Speclallze In all I d o •II trades
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Psychics 3902 branoa ouamy wortc LICENSE DAYCARE Low pr•c ••
AHi price 831·\368 H•• 2 Openings C11ll Jay 8SO 3008
Costa MHe 722·&320 HANDY ANDY
STR ESSED OUT? Massage Tt1erapy 1n AUDINQS by Tarot
Cn 101111~1 :>I • 1n1vr Card Po1t·Pr•snnl·
sbestos 3430
ASBESTOS REMOVAL
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B USY 8 1!1! S e rvices
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t r tah w a y 843·9020
CRAMERS CLEANING
Homa &. tmRll office
C1ata11er1. aprln g
ote enln g epeo lalla t
Fro• est 970-9221
Oonr <. 3 580
DC>Otta tNa TALL•O
Wtndowa • Slldera
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flf'clr1cal 361
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i:erpntry •tc: 631 ·104 l
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painting (bo 11t dock )
Bay Aoal Svr;. 673 977
Hauling 372
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Jon 845-8112
Moving 383'1
•A· 1 MOVING•
730-1353
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Painting lH'iA
DICK S HAULING I" ti Yrl Of Haon loeaf
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10 J '98 OLION PAINTING
DUMP lltUN a ·JUNK Interior E.<1er1or
'uin1tu1e trattt, trM Spectalllt• 1•~·3111
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ln1ur 25 yr• e•p Fre•
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Sc.rf'f'n
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ctoole IO ... locallon ......, ..... TN1 llatamenl wee llled TNt el•alMlll ... filed
'47& 7&2-2111 .. TN9t with IN COunt)' Cletll of wltfl the County Ctaftl Of
NOite• 11 1'9t90Y glYen ?' .. ~ Couoty on May t•, 1 ?"~ Councy on ~ 10,
that \/tADUOO St.w!e! ,. .... (I Ne ...
COAPOAATION, • c.iitor· Pllblil'*I Oranot Cout Publllhed Orenoa C089I
nla COfpOftlllon M lrualee Deity Piiot M•v 20, 27, l Dally Ptlot May 20. 27,
or '"""'°' ""91M, or June 3, \O, 1t11 , June 3, 10, 1t1t
tubalttui.d tNlilM M ?78 1 M-173 ant to the Deacl ot Truet •• ! _______ .....;...;....; --------=--i IC"'ed by 0AV10 MICHAt TERRACK AND JANET T
of TEAAACK M90UITIOll
RecOfclad 08 01/t• in MO. t•t·t• • Pl•l•H•
24' Titan 1978 lo aded ,
Ilka new, only 85K
mllH, '9,500 OBO
Muat aee 759-1 104
eve. &44-8722 day
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7141850·1428
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Sec Hllf'r 8018
YAMAHA 150 l!LITll
motorao ooter. one
ownor, 1650 "1tlooge,
h•lmot. covor root·
mats unit for book1.
01e (locked) tt 750
642-0116
Wheel Drive 1
AHOl.UTtON OF THE ......... llw Boole Pag9 ln•t No ... BOARD OF DIRECTORS ' 8tae1•1lll
298890 Of ()fflclal AecOfdl OF THE IAV1Nf RANCH The IQl!owlng P9f9CIN 11te
In lht ottic:e Of the COumy WAT!A DISTRICT OE· d040Q butlne9a U '
Rec:ord1r or ORANGE Cl.NUNO INT£NTION TO SCIENCE OF SOUND LAS.
Couoly Caf1lorNa, and JM• ISSUE CONSOLIDATED ORAT~'t', t325t 5eff0td
nt lo the Nollce of BONDS OF SAID DISTAK:T SI • Garden Grove, C.-.
l•ult and ElecttQn 10 IN THE AMOUNT OF UP 92645
thlf9\Pldet le(Ofded 09126 TO $22,000,000 (SERIES Jomo S11ga1 Boykin, t32St
1090 In Booll p ...... lntt tllO\) Seffo<d St , Oatden Grove, .,,... WHEREAS the Board of Cehl 92845
No 90-St l238 of Said Qt. Olrect011 or lr111ne Ranch Rlc:il Um S.aon. 132$1 Stl·
lrclal Reeord1, WIH Seti Water Dlltrtct f IRWD ·) IOfd SI., Garden Giove.
01 O\/t991 ., tO 00 AM II dMms II proper ltlat pot· Calif 921M5
IN THE FRONT OF THE Ilona ot the remaining au-Tl'lll bustneu 11 con.
FLAGPOLES AT THE MAI ttiOllHd bor'lde of Improve· duciad by a geNrtl pett·
ENTRY ARCA TO THE PLA m9nl Olatrlctl NOi tOS, nershlp
CENTIA CIVIC CENTER 250 and 290 ( Included Im· The reglltrant(I ) com-
•O I ·411 f CHAPMAN provtmenl Ol1trlct1M1 be II· mencad to 111ntact bUll-IUld H con1ol dated neu under th• f 1C11tlou1
AVE .. PLACENTIA, CA bOndl pun uent to Sect1on1 Bu11ne11 Name(1) llal•d
92666 at pttbh<: ouctlon, to 36447 and 1011ow1ng ol th• above on Mav 7, \99t
the hlQl"tHI blodar for caah Cahlomla Waler Codo t nd Jomo Boytun
(p1v11ble nt the 11me or 111• Section 5:15•'1 ol the Call· Tl'll• staferMOI wH ntea
In t1!Nlul money ol the torn•• Govemment C~ With the County Clerk of and Orange County on May Io,
Un1ttd S111t111 Ill right, WHEREAS. The Board of 1991
Ill• property a11111led 1n •nuance of the con1oll· June 3, 10, llKlt ' '
fllle, 1nd ln1erest, conveyttd Dtrec:IOfS has been pr•j P4eH10
lo and now held bi It sented w11h a 1>ropo18d Publrahed Ofange Coast
under lll•d Deed ol Tntt in roaolutlon provrd•ng for the I Dally Pilot May 20 27
aa,d county and State and dated bond•. M 27
Chevy t986 Blazer descrtbed 81 follo w• NOW THEREFORE:. the · 4
rad 65K m1 S8 500 LOT 27 BLOCK 4 TRACT &otrd ol D11ectors of IRWD
eeps 9030
OBO 759·1104 .:.. ... 17:!, AS SHOWN ON A ~ftR~fNRl~~~~~Th PUILIC NOTtCI
644 8722 d•y MAP RECORDED IN BOOK U IOllows '1cltltt-9
rucks 9035
C •ll St an Tho mpeon
Chtvy 1987 Pick-up
633·3521
nt1que
23 PAGES 5 AND 11 OF Section I The rosolvhon •ueme .. NeMe
MISCELLANEOUS MAPS prov1d1ng 101 •U1u1nce ol ... .._.
RECORDS OF ORANGE the s.r .. s 1991A consOll· n,. lollowtng peraonl .,.
COUNTY CALIFORNIA dated bond' of lrvtne d()lng Outll\ffS as • Ranch Weter D1st1C1 H CA AOL YN JOHN SON CREATED AND EXISTING p1esent9CI to 11 •s 803rd of CREATIVE SERVICES,
BY VIRTUE or THAT D11ecto r s concurrently 400I Westerty Place, Sult•
LEASE DATED JANUARY """"''"r. Is epproved H to t 10. Newport 8Ne.l'I. Cahf
I t 962 EXECUTED BY form The 1oi.t Pl•nctPll 92660
ROGER DE YOONG AS • m 0 u n I 0 I up t 0 Carolyn ~ny Co~•ove.
Roll• 'love• 1969 Sllvor LESSOR AND ROGER DE !n~ ~ a:.:.~~i:;;~~ ~~.c~~~ri,··:;;~ Newpor1
Sh11dow Ivory W•bl&Ck YOUNG CONSTRUCTION Included tmorovement 01s "Tl'ltt bus1ne11 ,, con-
lassies 9045
lellthor. $21 500 CO AS LESSEE RE· 1r1clt it led therein """°" dVC1ed by an lndrvtdual
551 8660 CORDED JANUARY 3\ 1orn11tntng Bulhor zad Tho reglstrant(s) com-
Misc.
eh1cles 909
t96:1' l"I BOOK 599~. PAGE 1moun" of bonds d• menceo to tr1nuct bual·
6J INSTRUMENT NO SC:rlbod '" th• 11e1tals ness IHldlf Iha FtetltiOUI
':1':164 OF OFFICIAL trlertcl ~11all ercn be re B\Jl lMH Name(a) !Isled
RECORDS. AND ANY ANO du('.Od by the resgechYt llbOV8 on May 8 1991
All rEE SIMPlE INTER· amounts u1cluded Carolyn C Co1g1ov•
GMC 1979 Stl'p Vnn EST OR OTHER RIGHT The pro11111ons tor lhe tn This Slltemenl w11 !tied
2 t ,, t new onglna llf8tl rates 10 bo bOrno b)I with the County Clerk of .July 1990 $2500 TITLE OR INTEREST IN th• bond• C'O'lil'1$10n 11011' Orellgt County 011 Mav tO
662 163A SAID AEAt PAOPC:RTY AT ont 1n1e•o11 rate nettrm•n;i 1991 •
uto
ANY TIME HER[AfT[R lion method to 11nolher ,4tM05
ACQUIRED BY AND VEST· 1Nnd11to1t r putehase .,iG Publ·Sl'l&d Olange Cout
ING IN TRUSTORISI OR rem rke11ng 11nd Olhef , ... D•·•v Pilot ~•Y 'O 27
RUSIOAISI SUCCES· IVIH ol th• bonds shall I){ J 3 ·o ' conceptu11nv 111 se1 101th •I' une ., t991
Ac:ur t907 Legend SSOAIADsn;~I PIN.,10E~EERS!_ BIN Iha ptOflOHd rtsotut•or•1 ________ M_·..;;2~72
Coupe A diamond '-"" .., ,. ' ' Y 11~ tn "'• INl~ture to bt Lo d~d. 11 O•lras, Jow E'l(f ACISE •F OPTION TO 11nte1f!d Into n Cl)nr>echor PUBLIC NOTICE
Imported 9100
mllepge, new 11rns "URCHASC OR OTHER· w\lh tht negotiated I le 01•----,,-0-,-.. -.... -.---
1 e I n p 11 o n e p p Wl..C\f ll•e bOnds The •ntfe'llUlf B N
SI!> 900 72:. 96'1 t The ,lrHI address and or I\ f'JlOdel lllt!reot snall n< ualneaa •-
FERRARI 4 0 01 85 othttt common clest0na1Jn ~~:~:!n1~'i"~~"re~~ ltoe 1J~~"::!ons are
Prrde '"Jf owner..t11p I H"f, ol the re I pioptrty llO'I 01 iuu •nc• dO ng ous•nest at
Whtie .,. p1lom11 ~ •nt• d•,cr1e(J •bOVI .. P•Jf• Sfic• cm 2 Monday Ille NEW WEST GREETINGS
rl()r, c•• m p11tf condr· Portftd 11'1 be 214 IALNUT 24th CIOJ'f ol June 1!>91 a• t26 E 18th #8202, Co1t1
hon Appl 6"0·0722 s r RE c T N c: w p 0 R T lhe hOUI ol 6 00 D m o· ...... Ctihf 92827
BEACH CA 92&63 a day 1or ., aoon tn.t• Mary Frances Granger
Hor•<M IQ8J AtcOIU T It Uf'd8f\lgnt1d hullM :'l'ttr °' "reaaon.ibly Pl•C 1201 E Fairhaven ,...,.
56K mite~ s s~>d, d ktll ms 't'Y ll;ibhly 101 1,cabret 111 the Boa•d ol Dt ; tD Santa An• Calrt
be1g" tt•COllont c.ondl· n,,,. •ncorrp:cneH 01 IN~ 1tctor1 Room ol lrv•na ::21 R 28 E .. ,, lion AM rM. II I Rtnch W1111 D•strtct '7' eec:I t Iv•
S3950 6"•·81\5 """'1 ddrets 11n Olh,., 18802 Berdeon Av•nuo Ir 1'8202. Costa Mesa Cahl
--....--------common 0111gn.ll1on 11 Y•no. Cahlom•a 1241 at1d Utt 92$27 Hond11 1 q95 CRXSt 111ny •llo"'n horo111 S3m41 are l\t'tl by ricecf .,~ l hll business II con·
11 c, AM FM '"°'"Otto, The 101111 .lmovnl t'I t"o this Board ot Directors a! ducte<I by a gentral pert·
sunc_ool tispd ror1 111p 1•<1 CJ 1111nca ot 1110 oor;. tho hm• bnd p13c1 tor r nerahip
S!>4!JO 957·111J!> Qi'tron '8Clltt(I oy the he&1rng on "" p1opos11t The re9111rant(t) c:om·
M•rcort,..1 l'H3 220 prnpflny ,,., bll tnld nd reaolutton 0111111tl nco menc.ed 10 tr1nsact busl· Secllon 3 Al the tu-no enc ,...,, undet the FlellUous Gns 4 cyl, auto. all"' uonnbla 111rrnatect il!Jtl h••d 111 Soction 2 01 Bv11nen Nam•l•I fitted pownr. a c, irlnt ,;o,ts t •J:•" es Jnd a<1· at any ume 01 pine• le above on Maich I t!MJI
$4,200 362 9682 v1ncu 111 the 11me ot thO .,.hrch tuCl'I hHMlfl ma1 rx Mary r Granger
Morc:c-des 1902 JOOO n '''' put>ltcauon ot the No continued, 1ny person 1n This ltatement WH l1ltd
Turbto, boautrlrJI c1H, t uce ot 111:0 •• St62 191 6 1t1tS1td 1nclud1ng tl4 per With the County Cle1k ot
owner, e1cc:ellon1 c:on· In add•I on to caah the IOf'I owrnnt,1tand1n lhe In Or•"O• County an ~•v t4
0111on $9 150 T•u"JtH.., • ae<tpl a t h· ctvdeo lmprovtlT'en1 D•s t99t
(714) 540-0973 iar 1 C"-<:I< ctrawn on 1 trlcts Ot •'"Y perion otller· '4e408 2 W•H 1nt.,•~••d i11 the con· P11Do•fthl'd O•itnge Coast
M f: RC E 0 ES 1 9 8 9 •lata or nnt•onal bani( a tol•dltl!ld Ponti• 1N1y 11«>· Oa y PJlot May 20 27
WAGON No down, cllock d•a""'1 by • tlate or pe.:11 and be Mard t n June 3 10 t9tt
• sume '"••• or buy federa c:red•t ut'ltoo or a ce1nong any 1 ntr 'el 10011 ~·279
OUI I S;\7K M UST c:he<.k di•~ by a ...... Of 1n 1n1• •HnlU110n of 1nlen· ----------
SELL tl73•M8R fade•al tllvings Ind lo•n 1'°" end th• PIOl>(lSOd '" PUBLIC NOTICE
1 oluhon ol lHu,.llC'a or "ny ----------r---------•s•01: •Iron ••vmg• " m11n-s m1terial 111--0 n· ~"·t r.... ~ .. •·•• SU8MISllON OF -°" or "'"~'U· ci.··~ CIUOll'Q ,,,. QU•tlion OI opecihed In SeetiOtl 61~ "'htlher the bUICS41n on trle THIE CITY 0,
ol ,,,. r1nenc al t:ocle rind lands ol eny ot lhe tn HUNTINGTON 8UCH
n11tt or zod 10 do bu,.nHs el11C1ed lmpr""'9men1 O•• "IENTAL
rn 11'1•• S1i1te tn the twe!ll l11C11 would be ncrtuod "IHA•ILITATION
tonciar other than cuh 11 over the bmdan lhlt WOt.lld '"OQMM
11ccepltd tile TrVttte m111 b• t>otno tiy tuctl tncluoed APPLICATION
wtlhhOltl 1111 111111\nce ol lml)fovemont O\tlnct were NOTICE II Hl,.18Y
the Tru1tee 1 Deed u•llrl 111~~11 ~ol~~:c>s:'r~rary OIVEN that IM City of
tur>d• betorM 11vaW11b•t 10 • a 11tled 10 Pobt.&h no· HuntlntlOft heoh tn-
lhe p11ye1> or ettaora11e 111 a 11c• 01 such lltamlQ bt tend• to aubmll • pro-
matte• 01 111o1l'lt pvbtiwhtng • copy of 1n. 1rarn aacinptlOft June
=========~ s 10 '"'' wlll be made, rtsolu11on 011n1en1ton once 24, ittt. for ll•rtlalp•·
VW t988 BUO. nun1 tiul w1lh0ut covenant or 1 wttk tor two auccetaive llon In the Depertment
m11tt1 t>nttM lhan II w11rr11n1v a~preu Of 1m· ~~~,~~=u~~1,,~~n~~: of Hou11n1 and Urban
TAKE OVER LEASE,
89 BMW Conver·
hi\bl• White with
b ' • c k I 0 p • p I n·
strtfl1'19 fully IO'lded
c ~ r p ho" e, u P·
gracted whOets re1r
oecil spoiler, Take
ovor tease S575 mo
only 25 000 mlle'l,
5apn C:ill 859·3679
look 1 ;rio 100 plod 't9· rdlf!Q 111•e poe trnment Cod• In a news· Oavalopment'a "°"'•I ~· Otl aonion c11 ncvmbrancet, paper ol 11•nt111 c11cu1111on "•h•bllllaUon Pr .. r•m
utos
to 11ury the 1ndebtl!dne11 publlehed 1n Orange In the emaunt of
tecurtd uy said DHd, ad· toun1y lh• I rat pubhca 148 ,000. The pur"M v~"IG•' ther.unt1er, wllh n-IJon al'lall be •I IN I tour of the Aental "•h.-..1·
1eresi 119 p•OlllO.d 1,,_,8,n IH ll (14) O•y• poor to the , .. ..., PF09rem la te fn.
C d1tt 1c-1 ·~o • £ 1119 '"'• Ind the unptrd pr.nc1p t or ~~: l::!t!~; ,ti~ :i~!~'"J!. er•.., the auHfr et
L o ad • d 5 s , ~ o o ma no11 9C1Jlad b'f u•d rKled 10 poat • copy of ~· fMlf'llet refttal
Domestic 930
P11on fl7 l-tl077 or dttX:I ""'th 1n1e1est thereon the re10lul10•1 or tnttMion ho ualn1 •w•na-.1e ta
_1_:t_._1_0.;..A ______ 111 l>fQVJded n 111u NQ1t In thrte publ•C p•1cH lowar.fnoome tenenla
1,.8 , chargu and .,. """"" aach Included Im· 11tr 11revt4lnw eevern-
PllMU 01 1,.. trutlH end f:o.iement 0.folliCI fC>f al -• hind• I• ,..._ff1.
ol 11>• 1rtJ'" crH•ld b" eut 1°"" n 11•> d.tyl tatlan ••l•tlne untie • poor 10 the 11111e 1 ••d to'
IC1 0Hd ot Tr I th• llMI•~ To "'• Ht"'1 ~ •• "'"'" feftt•I VE'RDUOO SERlllCE the Getre111ry t, • poor to ... 11tanoe l e !ewer fn.
COHPOAAT ION ... •••C! IAdOPllOf! hereof, I C-coma lenaftta.
f• 1 ,,, west 1 ~ tN c:omri1 111eo tty 01 r • r:wb· Th• 11r•IMt ent all• r QP(l 19 78 Pinto c; 0 N 0 n Iv£ TH In D liCll ns OI Poll ng• d ""' , .................. ..
li(llc;llhlltll. •cun11nt FlOOn Gl[NOAl( CA t.Cltd b y I I SKI~ tNrl ll•I• ••'•""' .... . t.tCXJ~ A ng•no S700 tl103 Cltt1'00?115 umetraht1tOy t•l1l.td ........ .,.ciffte•ttw !ft
675.i 10 Ot1r'ld ~"31 1!>91 " £ect.pn ~ Th• Sec:ra1a,.,.th• Oantew M.._..M · nv F:NI MARllNl\l, • diracted to IJe • tert>f• hood lnh•noet1tanl
WU Sf · C Alf! or. COPV of !hit ratoM•on w•I Are•, end !ft the City al
,iCfA the C •tlorru St•t• Traa leree The Oeltwt•w
'"'", logemer w\th a cop ' Pubtrshed 011111ge Co~•I or the propattd reS<')lut· P r • I • O t A r • a I •
0 •v l'rlOI Jun• I 0 1 'I 2• ol tn uanc:e IHHmded "r ,.,.._. AY..
t ADOltl ED StONl:O AN •nue to IM ..... "· .... ___ m~'2;.;~~1 .APPROVl!D thil \0th d• left Drtwe te tM fterth•
ol June tt~1 Nlehela • ., .. , te tM
1--=-------------------, P18r A Swan PrH~tnl . ..,.., 9ftd haeh 8"o \llct JtrHICl•nl IAVIN .___:. t .... ........ f~ANC~• WATER 01sm1c ......_.. • ... •• ..._. ~ 0 ..
No room
left In the ••r•g•
fwthecar?
A call ta
cla111fled
and of the B rd of 04 MM ........ I• .......
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Btny J Whffl0t, $we _...., ...,.,,,....._ ...
tlry Att tllnl SKft~ IA tlte e eftte"t ef eha
VINE; AMJCH WA.TEA 1)($ cu,· .... ~ ...... "
TRICT •nd ol Iha Board OI •h•u•• ........ • .. .
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"Okay, let's try that 'roll over and play
dead' again. This time, not on me." ~~---<II·~
ARLO AND JAIUS
OVERBOARD
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90 Ji A ~U(,f. FAVOR ,o~ ~ ?
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CAPTAIN'S S'fUfO '11MllE Ht INIOW~, 6UT t'l COMHAPllT ,____,,,,__ \\SACK Na~.
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by Jimmy Johnson
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by Chip Dunham POR •TISR OR POR WOUS
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by Brian Baaeet D•AaL&
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by Hank Ketchum
by Lynn Johnston