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mother PIY the bills, she said. October, Santee said. doctor pressed him, and Crooks drasucally reduced. by more than
Kevin Crooks was arraianed He was arrested after a Newpon o~riedone ofhisstorageunits, which thrce-quarten.
Wednesday in Harbor Municipel Beach doctor moved onto a boat and police aJleat was filled with more' than ''He knew it was tough just to eat"
Court in Newport Beach on two stored his furniture and household S30,000 worth of stqlen propeny. Her husband did maintenance
counts of buraJary ahd one count of ~ in one of the latF ~· Santee = Crooks sold the work, and with the salaries ~e couple
d CM storage lockers
ter his father's death
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dollan." n IQiii1ler on a ion Santee uid Crooks is suspected of doctor returned to the yard earlier Crooks pleaded not guilty 1n coun His death came just three month1
buralarizina..several storqe units at this week and allqedl~ saw Crooks Wednesday, but bis mother said they after doctors discovered he bad
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Sandra Crooks' husband died sud-
denly in September, lcavina her with
a mountain of medical bins and no
war, to pay them.
Her 19-year-old son wanted to the -Pomona Street yard he and his with some of his propeny, Santee disCussed the thefts after he was cancer.
help. Don't worry, we•INnake it, she mother~. said. · released from Jail. There was no time to prepare.
said be told 1 her, recallina bis as.-Buralaries have plagued the storaae The doctor questioned the young ·· 1t·s been hell since my husband ··we were JUSt bcginntna to see the
surances. • yard for .at least rwo years.. altbou-11 · man, who said he found the property died." Lhe woman said, break.ins into dawn after a couple of pretty rouah 'I haven't added them up yet. I'm
afraid to," the Costa Mesa woman He turned to crime to help his Crooks 1s only accused of two an in a trash can, the detective said. The sobs. "Kevin knew my ancome was (PleaM Me TDnjA2)
Coast weathers h .igQ.
:·winds;-damage light ...
Sovtet offl~lals say the
death toll from the earth-
quake In ~rmenla Is In the
1housands./ A4
IS IT POLITE TO
NIBBLE A SNOWMMIS
NOSE '
17 lhopping up to Chriltma
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Jeff lloralee rep.in bue of Clartatmu tree knocked OTer
by ll1'b wtada lD Ida Coeta .... tree lot.
By BOB v AN EY&EN "Embers were carried by the wind
Ot .. Dlllfr,......,. and ignited the roof," wd Cha.
··Another btrilding, a 1mall guest
Winds up to 80 mph pummeled house, also had its roof catch fire."
S9uthem California. Of! Wednesday A smaJI veactataoo fire was also
nagbt and today, downang trees and reported in COto ck Caza. Cha said.
power lines aJld causina fires and Firefighters quick.ly quelled that
power faHures in Orange County and blaze, which comwned an acre of dry
elJCwherc. brush, she said.
The Orange Coast was spared Cha said the Oranae County Fire
major problems, unlike Los Angeles Department bad sent two etner1tncy
County where 25 houses were de~ strike teams nonh to the Los Angeles
stroyed by fire. area,· where tires and other wind-
But the wind did down electrical related problems were more severe.
lines and knock out po~r to 950 A power failure that may or may
Southern California Edison cus.-not have been wiDd-rdued was
tomers in Newpon Beach for nearly indirectly ~ fer • 1mlnor
three hours Wednesday ni&ht, and rooffire last night at the Red Lion Inn
fires caused more than 7$"60,000 in Costa Me514. a pohce spokesman
damage to homes in Irvine and the said.
Red Hill Avenue area near Tustin. "Because of a power ouiqc in the
The fHe in Irvine wasata two-story,....arca. a generator had to operated for
house at 17 591 Manchester. eight hours," said Costa Mesa Police
"The owner of the house had stored Sgt. Tom Winter ... A dacsel exhaust
some stain-soaked rags.. in a bucket stack became overheated and ignited
ouuide the garage. The rags spon-the rooC'
taneously combusted some time John Elston, general manager at the
before 2:30 a.m.. and the winds Red Lion, said the frrc\tid less than
fanned the flames." said county Fire S t,000 damage. No one was inJured
Depanment spokeswoman Kathleen and the hotel was not evacuated.
Cha. Edison spokesman. Jun Kennedy
The Tustin fire broke out when a could not confirm this mornang
fallen eower line ignited a fence at wt\ethcr or not \he power failure was
1031 Castlcgate shonly after 4:30 related to the wind. a.m. · G1"en the nrcn&th of the wands:
Orange County got off lightly,.as far as
elcctncal problems were concerned.
Kennedy said.
"We had only one major source of
troubfe,"hesaid. "A wircdownat310
35th Street in Newport Beach at 8:03
p.m. affected customers from
Lafayene to Balboa Boulevard and
32nd Street to PCH on Lido Isle. All
customers were picked up again by
10:43 p.m."
Pohcc agencies reported a rcla-ti vely quiet night, despite the winds.
"We had some alarms~ off, but
nothinJ out of the ordinary," said Set.
Fred Heinecke of the Newpon Beach
Pohce Department
Costa Mesa also experienced some
downed poWtt li nes, but no major
problems, a~onilng to Winter.
Buralar alarms trigered by the
wiJlds were the major source of calls
at the Irvine Police Department, Lt.
Al Muir saad.
"We've also had some trees down
around the City, although we're still in
the P.r~ss offind1ng out where they
arc, ' he said. - -.
Hi&h wmds have been known cause
accidents that snarl traffic, but Cali-
forrua Highway Patrol offiaals
around the county say no major
accidents were reported last niaht or
earl) this morrul\J
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rmt1n-gtan s Piersiae Vi 1age scuttle·
build a SI 0-to-S 12 million parking food outlets 1rut1ally planned for the -tcga, ~ho appealed a.wroval of the
structure; didn't make financial sense pn>jcct will be wiped out 1fthe council develo~ment before the state Coastal
for the city. · Jollows Cook's rccommendatJ011s as Commission in 1986, today said she
'By llOB"ERT BAJlgER °' .. ..., ...........
The proposed $27 million Pierside
Village. a waterfront commercial
deveJopment once hailed as catalyst
for long-awaited redevelopment of
downtown Huntington Beach, is·
.being scuttled, officials disclosed
today.
today that the trouble-pla&ued de-
velopment. planned south of the pier
on the 0ccan side of Pacific Coast
Highway, would be too much of a
financial drain on the cit)'.. He said he
will ask the City Council to.break a
lease with developers at the Dec. 19
Cook said he'll recommend the city expected. was .. dehi.htcd'' by the Jum of events.
negotiate directly wi th two or three Pierside Village has come under .. I've always said Pi¢rside Villqe
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council mectinJ. .
Cook said caty consult.ants found
t hat 87,000-square-foot develop-
ment. which would require the city to
toJH)f-Lhe-line restaurants for the fire from environmentalists.from the would come about only over my dead
waterfront site. He also will rec-very beginnang. Supponers argued. body." she said ... I've always been
ommend the city go ahead wi th a however that 1t would on!) be built opposed to a commerical develop-
smaller scale park1na structure, ex-on coastline already paved for an · ment on the beach."
City Administrator Paul Cook said
.
Wetlands project
turnirtgthetid~in
Huntington Beach
BJ ROBERT BARUR h's believed to be the first sianifi-or .. ...,,....... cant ~toration effon in the city and
the tint in the area since the Environmentalists arc toiling to mid-1970s when the Bolsa Chica
tum back the clock on a vacant I ed · 'd he · un lcasant 1trctch of land aloni praerve, ocat JUSt outsa et CJty. -.Br. c H..... · H · WIS created. .--· tc oest 1.,!waY. an ~n,tanaton Fish should re-enter the Hunt-:;:=:i~':!:~m~~o~:1i s~ane p_ast , inston Wctlandrd~ IS sooGn as).~~~
When the con1erV1tio sts com-are o~n, ac:co. ana to l!Y vurmmn, = their efforts in F rary or fou~ president of Fnends of .the
fro . HuntJnaton Wetlands and proJect arch, uh water m t ocean will mlJUller for the restoration project.
once 111in Row into the Huntinaton Also expected to make the atta
Wctlarids. brinsina about a rebinl1 of home are endaneered brown pelicans.
the land and crati!tf a home for cpets, cinaamoa teals, coots and
endar'Fred and rare birds. oiber birds. The eftdanlered least
In a city that's seemi~y aone the tens. which wiaten in SoUtb Ameri-
way ofbia hotels and offiCe buildinp, ca, Ire~ ia tbe sprina. condominiums and houliftl tract1, -..-~ ....... .....__ ....
pected to cost S3-t<>-S5 million. asphalt ~king lot. Onega also claimed that Ptersadc
But the 55 retail shops and 12 fast-Planning Comm1ss1oner Gen Or-(Pleue eee PISRSJDB/ A.2)
Boat law .
wor(ling
hinders
parades
By PAUL ARCHIPLEV
Ot!M~ .... ..,.
For the second year in a row. the ·
oast G uard 1s thrcatenang to
rain on Orange CoaSl Chnstmas boat
parndd
Re ponding to complaants from local~ acht chartenng firms, the Coast
Guard may board and 1nspCct boat5..t.
dunng the parades to detenmoc ·
"hcther the craft are betng lcpll)
opera tea.
the wetlands restoration bucks the '""-aft UAll uoi::Y~ UJ9t
tide. ....._ ... WSTLAJllD8/A2) Project mena.erOuyOonaaa RneJ9 tlaewetlaiada reetoradon project.
Dozens of firms have reponedly can~led ftolidal. parties an the annual
ewport ~ach C hnstmas boat par-
ade because of the threatened anspcc-
uons . .
POlicemea .now enforce lilw in court
IJ JONATHAN VOLUB ...............
Costa Met1 Police Detective Joe Williams
knows rnAi111 .. anal it only a llMll pan or
cnforcina the law. He wants to do more.
By day, Williamt. 32, investiptes bufllar-
iel. By . niOt, he at~ Watem State Univenaty Collete ofl.aw aa F\aDenon.
.. Al tons• I mnember, rve wanted to be a ~n. Al 1 policeman. I want ~ uyio inUe • cti&fence in the CIOllHIMllUIY and .UC ii .. du I can." l8id Wiltilml, a 6YI-_. de...,_.I wtnn .... t after beiftl I ~-for awtrile. I now IMrt"I OlltY t0
incba,.111 ... aadG.
.. A law--oplM I IM oldooln."
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Williama has doi.enl of eumplcs. John
Lett. Cnit RobilOD. Del Wf'iaht and Many £..-me former lawmen wbo launa_ up ttn-~ tor laWboob. Fonner Seal
.... Nice Cllief SUcy Pic:ucil retired
ft'Olll dlM ~ to ~ law, ~nd former calitnia Hilbway PaUOI ofticer
Mna -lltoa Sr. cr:a md &be be &om ll'ftllllilll crOob IO deleadilll ._ ..... M becl••....,. ........... ~-..ntya ...
to_.. a Ii..;.. llr mjlelf Md •1 if I wuned•~·-~--~ii· ....... ,! .... .. v.-" .............. . ... ... .. ,.. ... . C">s. -=.::. I 111• nm 1 11 ..
E.nmuist. who retired from Fountain V~aey 'Police Depanment IS I te,.eant after
nearly ~t years. also studied at Western
State, wfiicb allows scudents to cam law
~ throup niaht dules. I didn't eo to law IChool With the ~ of
becollli!'I an attOmc'Y. I hked the profasion I bid." Enequast said. .. But the educatton
afbded me 1CMMttuna heehh coukhl't take ....,, and it c:oWdn 't be \lken away 1f I ......_ ..
... wlliea ~ise IJ'ldualied from West-.......... ~ IN •te's bar euman---~CwMy Dillric:t At5'• Ola laim..aofl:led•• . . ... ••poljoeofl&S
llm• ........ ~job.Maid.
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because of the contaeu he'd maclc as a polace
officer. He was also uxd to the counroom,
"I was a new DA. but I wasn't a new face."
Ert1Qu1st said. Wortin&, as a oohct off acer aho 11~ him
an lnsede VICW o( what lt'S hkc tO WOftt I IOftl sra~eyard shift and then "' an coun all ct.y waiuna for a cue to be calkd. Etwau111 •Id.
"I think I can communatt &etter wsdl
pohcc offiom becautt of that... said E ...
quist. who also tellChes cnmanal &aw •t ~ ~ *"8dttiiJ. ••t know I lot of pol!Cf Olficen who were pn0r students or pnor
oollalpcs."
The..mo¥t 10·proeeaan111 wu ne1ural for trim. but ltt lililll··hc,._., lbillll M c.ld
... 1111 -fGl.Kl"ll/M)
The uproar centers on the Coast
Guard·s rettnt intcrprctataon of fed~
eral law govemmg boat cbanen.
In the past. so-called "bare bolt"
charters were permitted without a Coast Guard ctruficate of inspection.
Yacht owners wctt allowed to charter
fK>ats to and a v1dualsand bus1nnte1 IO
fona as no skapper. cateflna or othcf
help were provided.
In add1uon. tho!c chantnna the
bo9ts could not try to rocoup their
eJ.penteS bl_ charsin& thc1f pelU.
But the COISl Guard has recently
rcanterpttted the law to reed tM1
bulincstn that chaner bolts .... '* ~ theJr emplo,ees. c..-... or
• ........ ..ocllltel Will illdinctb
-&Min~L -~ will ....... ~---t.::r.c.a: -.ad••• will ...... -·-r"'==~ Dill ..... u c-.a... a..• ..., ..............
pi ll ., 1 bl p Cid ... 111-•••••
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· ~ we•w come cNt pretty ~t ..W CHP Ofticcr Ken Daily. 'ntre 8N ... tnlcl ..... but
nothina that affects 111ftk"
Tbinp were alto relatively peace-
ful at local harbors and marinas,
acc;otdina to the Oraqe County
Harbor Patrol.
But the hot. dry winds are pirticu-
"1ly bad news for one activity that is
in full swina at this time of ycac.
Christmas uee lots in the area
reponed lots of knocked over trees, ~t u well as a more thn:atenjng
problem.
"The hot. dry wind dries the trees
6ut pretty badly," said Harry
Noonan. of Noonan and Sona, wbictl ~tes a sales lot on Newport
Boulevar'd. "This year it's perticu· tatty bad because they've had a
drouaht up nonh for two yean and
the trees are already pretty dry when
they set here. We're advis.i• our
customttS to SCI their trees early put
them in a shady place and water them
down."
Residents of Los An,eles County
were hit harder by the winds., which
fanned brush fires that destroyed 25
.homes and damaeed many othcn.
The rnNc>r fires occurred in ~ Verne,
Baldwin Partc and Glendfle.
A three-story apartment buiklina
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under coastNCtion cd1apeed 30
miles east of Los Aneeles and winds
ripped the roofs from two houses in
the same area, accordina to
authorities.
Wind-induced ~:!. failures af-fected l00.000 · customers
dlrousbout Ille Soutbland. accordina
to company officials.
The hot, dry winds, also known u Suta AMS. ~n in the mountains of
Eatern California and aweep ICl'Oll
the dneris. funnel=· into the Los An,eles buin thro canyon1 and
mou1uain passes. w ft the wi'hds
pict up speed and temperature.
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San Diego Zoo workers accused of drug use
SAN DIEGO (AP) ....,.. Several tum any of the Cites over to tbe
em2~~ the ~n Di~o~oo and_l!Qlicei.~ said .
ex~tcd to end next week, she aaicl. :Wt~ determined 10-ha¥e.a.drua me workplace," Irvine laid. .. As far
as we know, none of this has affected.
animal ~or 1ervice to the visitors,
and operation1 are certainly procieed-
ina as usual ...
the 1 nima "l'irk~ "hive n "Tli1s is not a nna or atf orpnW:d,
suspended for allcacdly usina or profit-rnakina enterprise. They ~
5clhnLillcpl drugs while on tbe job~ very isolated cases.•:
zoo officials said. Followina employee alleaations of
The employees. suspended this on-~job drua UJ:e ~ sales ~ co-~k with pay represent a "very small workers, zoo adm1n11traton bn'ed a
pumber" of the 11500 workers at the private security farm whose qents
lOO and the Wila Animal Park, zoo posed as workers at the zoo and Wild
1pokcsman Jeff Jouctt said. No AnimaJ Park, a sister facility localed
tirests have been made, and the San near Estondido, spokeswoman
t>ieso ZoolOlical Society, which Georgeanne Irvine said. oversees both sites, docs not plan to The four-month invcstiption is
The SU~ employees face ~ible di~ipJi~ action wh.icb
includes d11m11sal, 1u1pen11on
without pay or a written reprimand.
Their future job status• will be
determined when the investiption is · tin~sbed. Jouctt aid.
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PIERSIDE VILLAGE PLAN SHELVED •••
From Al
Villa,e would exacerbate traffic con-
_:FStion and parkina shonagcs in the
~wntown area.
;~ Councilwoman G race Winchell
today that she. too. is happy with
k's_ decision and that it will be
positive for the merchants on ~aan Street and in other downtown
lPs·
: Winchell said that instead of
Eviding a cataylst for downtown
velopment, Pierside Village
• Id more likely be ''a death knell"
to merchants because of the competi-
tion it would offer.
Cook said consultants showed that
similar wat.erfront developments in
Southern California have fallen on
hard times and that only the-ra-
taurants in the centers are doina well.
Cook said the city is very com-
fortable with the six-plex entenain-
mcnt and condominium center and
also' comfortable with the propoaed
Waterfront bold prOject.
"We were not so comfortable with
Picnide VillllC,'' be said.
Trouble has plaaued Pienide Vil·
Cook and others, said the res.-IMe and initial ~loper Bryant L.
taurants should serve an entenain-M'orris ~ out after a dasaare_e--
ment complex at Main Street and ment wtth bas panners. Cook wd
Pacific Coast Highway. \York on that ~nt develo~ also were wran&l-
complex is slated to bqin in Febru-tna over financial matters when lie
ary. . "pullod the plua-..
....y
l:ULll\. 1:15Lm, S45pm
t0 27 p.m
PARADEBOATCHECKSTllREATENED •••
From.Al .
''There's a certain dcaree of inter-somcbOw contribuled to the cost,
pt'etation. as held up b y adminis. which i1 bunk.
trative hearinas," Parson said. ...You·re~:m thcr,'re either
The Cout Guard constantly heaR lian or la I don t want to
been owned by a foreigner.
2·c u o.e u
: HEFT SUSPECT WAS HELPING MOM •••
l1om1Al
complaints from charterina firms 1Jke this'° Wullinaton, but ifl have
who contend they are fi&htina unfair to I will.
competition from bare 6oat chancn "They're OD very shaky around,"
"That leaves little room for about
two-thirds of the boats here to be
Coast Guard ~rtified," Luehrs said.
"Ct doesn't look good."
Although he said it was too soon to
tell how the threatened crackdown
would affect . participation. others
said about 100 of the 250 boats
expected to participate in the parade arc chartered by businesses. Numer-
®.S .... OlltCIL.ha'le...bcen chartered te
cruise the bay while passengers watch
the parade.
n, then he got ill," Crooks said.
fore we could adjust to that, he
aonc."
~.Shuaid she's received littJe money
;11nce her husband's death. She
planned to return to sdtool for a
dcarcc so she could cam a better
safary.
Now that plan is on hold and she
will likely lose her job with the storage
yard.
'"They can"t fire me, but they can
tell me I can't have Kevin in my
home." Crooks said.
"Wehaveto makea whole new life.
and I'm afraid I'm ~oing to lose my
son through all this.
But she isn't angry at Kevin: she
doesn't even place the blame entirely
on his shoulders.
"I blame the situation," the woman
said. Crooks said her son has never been
in trouble before and doesn't use
drugs or-drink.
''Kevinisadarnngoodkid. I was so
taken back when this b.wcned. ·I
would never believed it if 1 hadn't
beard it from his mouth."
She said Kevin, who graduated
from Bolsa Grande Hi.ah School in
Garden Grove, knows the bur&Jaries
were wrong, and has teamed. "a
tremendous IC$SOn.1'
"He didn't even know what a
public defender was in court today1"
she sai~. referring to tht coun_ty·p&Jd
attorney provided her son. "He was
concerned about how much it would
cost us."
She contends authorities blame
Kevin for more crimes than he
that don't meet the strinaent Badham said.
committed, and suspects the value of ccnifacate of inspection criteria, He was tcheduled to meet 'with still
the &OOds was escalated as well. Parsons said. more 'Coast Guard repraentatives
"ft'1heapd1 qainst the world, and "We're aJways setting complaints. today before he return• to the nation's
rm afraid the wortd is a lot bigcr Ifs especially bad this ume of year," capital Friday. _
than I am. -~ -he said"" -Memben olthe Newpon Hai60r
"It's aoing to be a bleak Christmas Parsons would not say wh~th« the .Area Chamber of Commerce, SJ>C?n-
and a bleak~ew Ycan ... Our world Coast Guard would actually interrupt · sors of the annual Parade of Li&hts
has come to an end and we don't sec ruirticipants in the upcomina that is in its 80th year, AR kecpina
any future.'' ,. Christmas Boat Parade of Li&hts in their finaen crossed.
Even without her husband or any Newpon Harbor, Dec. t 7-f3, the "We're concerned about it, ob-
money, she and Kevin still have each Huntinaton Harbour Boat Parade, viously," said Richard Luehrs.
other, and she vowed to stick with her Dec. I 0-11 , and the Dana Point chamber president.
son. HarborBoarPara'dr.E>ec. I 0-11 . -He-said 1 hcy'1'C particularly upset
"I d9n't care whcthe~ he's 1ui.hy or Bui the very thtcat is big enou&h that the Coast Guard is threatenina
not pulty_, .. Crooks said. '"Ke 1s my that the issue has been taken up 6y action ~ust as the parade is nearing.
son. I. aon't cond~nc i1t but I Rep. Robert Badham, R-Newport "We re all forsafetychedcs, but this
appreciate the rcason1na bebmd all of· Beach, who met with C<?1st Guard goes way beyond that," Luehn said.
it officcn Wednesday and 1s prepared Many boats that have tiad safety
"It wun't riaht. but it was his way to take the issue all the way to inspections couldn't win a Coast ofbel~ina me, and for that, I love him WashinJtpn O.C. Guard certificate of inspcCiion be-
more. ' -"Their basis for the interpretation cause of outdated requirements, he
is shot full of holes.'' Badham said. ~id. .
"The Coast Guard has some chief For instance. under the Jones Act
Two boats were boarded last week-
end at dockside and inspected. by the
Coast Guard. Neither was cited.
Last year, lhe issue was compliance
with the bare boat requirements. The
Coast Guard cited the 54-foot motor
yacht Roman Holiday-f<>Hlleptly
opcratint without a cehifi~te of
inspection.
Avalanche kills skier
ZURICH, Switzerland (AP)-An
avalanche roared down Mount TitJis
in the Swiss Al~ today, kjlJiq a skier
at about the 7,SOO.foot level.
POLICEMEN BECOMING ATTORNEYS •••
petty officer and •lieutenant who of 1914 that determines qualifi-
in•erprct the law, saying a person who cations. a boat has to have been built
chancrs a ·boat, a bare boat charter. in the U.S .. can never have sailed out
and takes employees, that they've of U.S. waters and can never have
Search teams using dop needed SO
minutes to locale the woman, wbo
was found aJive but critically injured. tromAl
defend accused criminals.
"I have t he skills, but
philosoph1cally. I couldn't," Engquist
said. "I just can't picture myself in
t hat cap acity. I'm a con-
scrvative .... and always will be."
But Stapleton, who defended six
clients accused offirst-dcgree murder
among hundreds of cases, said he
didn't have any trouble defendin&
men as an attorney, ahhouah he
locked ue hundreds in his 17 years
with the CHP.
For him, it was a matter of money
-and age.
"I was too old to go to the DA 's
office, and I wanted to make some
money," Stapleton said
"I worked a lot of holidays and
Christmases. h 's nice to go borne for
them now.''
Besides, he said. he worked as an
officer at a time when the job was
becoming increasingly difficult and
complicated because of rulings by
couns perceived to be liberal.
"It was gettina worse and worse,"
he said. 'Tm glad I'm not a police-
man today. It's still bad:
"You'd lock somebody up and
they'd be back on the streets before
you could crank up your motor-
cycle.''
Stapleton scoffs at the notion that
policemen are conservatives and at
odds with defense attorneys, who arc
often viewed as liberals.
.. Most attorneys AR deci>-down
conservatives," he said. ..But at-
tomexs arc the biggest mercenaries.
They II fight under any flag for a fee ...
Williams said he recopiud that
bis view bas been tainted by bis wortc
a a police officer. Wortina u a
defense attorney milht baJa.aCe that
out, and help him obtain his top pl
-becomin& I judle.
"It milbt IC> apinst the pain,
beclue au police officer jt'1 my job
to put croon in jail, .. Wihiam1 said.
.. But I may have to do defeme just to
k&p a balance.''
Stapleton said even u a defmlC
attorney, he recopizcs that mOlt
people arrested by police are probably
pilty of t0me cnme.
"But there's a lot of araY area. For a
police officer, it's black and white.
For a lawyer there's IJ'IY areas,"
Stapleton said. 0 You just have to
accept it. Everybody is entitled to a
defense."
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WETLANDS NEARING COMPLETION ••.
From Al
Stapleton said the role oh defense
attorney is to ensure the state -the
district attorney -does iu job will cover about 80 pen:cnt of the area on the inland side of tbc.Pacific Coast in the form of a grant from the
probably. With a properly prepared in knee-deep water, said Gorman~43, Hi&hway-' between Brookhunt Street California Coastal conservancy. ...-
case, no defense attorney can set a an eqjnecr with the Long Beach r-ire ana the ;)Iota Ana River, and t.cks The restoration is expcctCd to cos1
auAilty man1 cofreenVJ' ~ct:!.d tho ....... Wil-Department. The water wall nourish a up to \be Oranae County Sarutation about $6001000. Oranac County aov· .fter ..... rqrowth of ~icklewcCd and cord District treatment plant. ernment wiU JJ9Y 6S percent of the Iiams uid be would hav,e a problem tha "de r--..4 d aa.........-th ti d ·11 persuadj . . nd. hi srass t wa ~v1 1uuu an w .. -n a hUJt Ca•-Ntlar t.....cL .. _ cos ~use ewe an SWl serveas n• a1ury llAJDlt IC Jn& s . ...i r. ·.....1-IK; -·,... u. IUiui; -.: ......... nd l th t f client 10 ihe ps cbamber. neshna .,.aces ior II~. finishes crea1m1 channels that wind a .... cnuon ~1n a cu e cos o
.. I'd bave a real difficulty standing The restoration will return con-throuah the area. the berm of the ~ ~~~ facilities th.at had been
up and atpj-that just beeaute he ditions to the ~a ihcy were before B~unt Street flood conuol cban-Gonrmanm sac .uead 1· st d · 1983 -·•-....... ...-.... ~ .......... a. family that be hcific Cou\. · way was built in net will be removed to unlcuh water. 1 u Y 10
----_. --abowed that flood system required ~·:.._*death penalty," the the 1920l,cutti .. ofl'thetidalflowno The land was g;rchued' at about $3.S million worth of wortc. The ~~~--.. ...... ___ .__. •-... inland area. he said. Most of the land $7,000 an acrc the Huoti:C restoration CS1Cntially accom~ishes --.--~ ._ ... -.. ~ ....... =-restored was intended to be tbe .. .-1 frac · f more .... _ u --said he knows for the m-faled hcific Coul Beach WctlaodaConterva.DC)'. same..,.. au tion o cost
.._, 1 -... piesidrii1 is Bob Maftdic. a former while preservina open ~ and IC'Veral *fen1e anomeys who su~ freeway. mayor and a Huntinaton &e.ch . w,·vi~thc birds. and fish a place to pon the death penalty. Tbe ....:t.1a!.r... ...... 1 •· .... ,_ ...__ Mucb of•t..-a id
"You can't 8" emoUonal about·it r;:;::;::;-;;,;;;:;:;R;;;,;;; ..... :;:;;;,;;; .. ;;;;--..;;,;;;:;::;~:;:;:;;;;;;;;na;;;;;;\l:;vc:;:so;;;n:;.:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;"""";;;;;;m;oney;;;;;;;;;c:ame;;;!ii;;;;;;';ve;;.;;;;;;rm;;;;;;;;;;n;;;;sa;;;;;;;:. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;. , " he said. .. y OU MYC IO Kp8nlt the
emotions (tom tbe Dl'OfeuiOn. wrherec::oald be the wont slimeball
in the wortd, and jus& beca111t I
defend him doeln't meaa rm IOina to
lake biln home to dinner."
Williaml ii ia bit ftrM 1e1M1ter of ... ~ ... ~--· ~ ...... olllinl.Hellid.
Winning lotto nu·mbers =·::a.=...*'=1:== ........... .. ... bow ..... ~ .... .
By Tlte Altoetate4 Press
l Here are the winnin& numben
picked Wednesday night for the
~fomia Lottery's twice-wcek.J/. ~ .~ ~~=~~~:. ~~. 25, •.
·• Playen who correctly auessed all
six numbers will share ~prii.e pool of
SI 3.S miUjon1 lot~ry officials said.
All thole wno picked five numben
•plus the bonus number will divide
ORANGE ....... co~~n --Jr.I
MAMOfflCE
m ... 9-r It .• Oo9t• MeM. CA 111111 ...... 90ll IMO, Coe,.,,,._, CA 12629
amonathemlClvesaprizepoolofSJ.9 ta .... and ..... you ~ .. ..
million; five of six will ame c:IMlily nay~"'°' oftimii
$991,000: four of ail wiU llwe oal dllin. ,OU ft jail ~ • ..
$90 I ,000. Three of six is worth an Kat of your pllllh and cloiDI evef1-
tbi111109 CA!l;' WilliamuaicC .. 8ein&-a\ltomatic SS per-Jnner. a ....,.ICe oftieer, ..,... * a k>t a( The numbcn were cholen by Lotto .,_ 1 -
machine durina a television broed-ner.uve tbinp YCJU'!f students doca't. . . , . r--I know you can I be a botfh.ot cast on11nauna m ~.-..ment~. attorney wb0'1 aoina ao cbaftee the
The sales from S.twday nJabt to world ovemilbt I just want to help
Wednaday's drawina were tl8"' continue to make my community a
million. place we all want to lave."
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~ ..... , ... ,. ~ • «Ht«lm, Ja.tcaU 642-6088 ...... ,
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Ot.nge Coat DAILY PILOT/Thuflday, December I . 1911
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Ferguson says Brown bo_ught vot
ly PAUL ARCHIPLEY
Ol .. o.llJ ..........
SUU"tina that Assembly peaker
W1lhe Brown could be 1u11ty of bnb1ng
other le11slators to mamta1n his power.
Asstmblyman Gil Ferguson on Wednes·
day asked California Attorney General
John Van de K~mp to 1nves11ga1e the
speaker.
calhng the cha~ ··ndLculous "
Section IS of Article 4 of the C ons11tu·
t1on reads: "A person v.ho sttks to
1nflueoce the \Ole oracuon ofa member of
the Legislature in the members leg1sJat1"e
capacity by bribery, promise of reward.
1nt1m1dat1on. orothcrd1shonest means or
a Dlemberofthe ~slature so influenced.
1s guLlt) of a felony •
ra~est form of 1nt1m1dtt1on ••
Ferguson '\.Std Bro~n·s appointment of .\s'i('mbl~ man R1c_hard Flo)d, D-Gar·
dena. to the chau'manship of the Gov-
emmenlal Organwu1on Comm111tt was
an uample of such illegal acu' ll) at v.ork
Sut.an JcttOft. Br~n·$ preu wauuy.
said toda). "Thal doesn't tven clela we
comment. it's so ndicu&ous. The> 've ID8dc
that accusation 10()1 11mes.
Ferguson, R-Ncwpon Beach, cited a
section of the state Constitution m
sugesting Brown may have 1·commltted a
felony in scekina to influence votes to
maintain his pos1t1on as SpeA.er throu~ a
pervasive system of .rewards and ptin1sh-
ments that amounts to bribery ... '
··1 am not a lawyer," Ferguson said. "but
it seems pre.tty clear to me that when )'OU
promise people choice committee assign·
ments. larger staff. b1ger offices and other
benefits. that's bribery and a promise of
reward. . '
.. Is he chairman because ' of his in·
telltgence'l .. Fer~uson asked. ··His charm'>
Hi s 2ood looks Hi s w1Lhngness to '40rk
hard"!
"No. ""hen )Ou think about 1t, his onl)
real quahficauon is his suppon for Willie
Brown He's been bought. pure and s1mplr.
"Th1s 1s nothing nev. fo r W1ll1e Brown.
.. What about Ross Johnson threaaeni~
recall to an)bo<i) v.ho voted for Brown.
That's a heck of a lot more in11m1dati ..
than •an)thtng W1lhe Brown has tver
done." Jetton said
Johnson, R-Fullenon. was elected min-
ority leader of the.Assembly whtn Brown
was re~lectcd •J)C'aker.
Jetton said Brown ~s several times
•ppealed for unit} since his re~lcction.
"\ A spokeswoman for Brown qu1ckl)
dismissed Ferguson's allega11ons today. ___,
"And when }OU threaten to w11hhold
even minimum' levels 9f staff support
officespaceandcomm1t1ce assignments to
those who dare oppose }OU -that 1s the
These gu~s haH~. spent ttns of millions of
dolla~ of ta.>. mone) o .. er the ~ears to
maintain their P.Qv.er and hfe St) le." he
said
.. He said 1t was time to put behind us the
differences. called on ever\one to wort
together on the problems facing Cahfomaa
and end the back stabbing." she said.
-~~~ :~~;g~' s~==i==m~.)=e=r=u:::n:::n:::::;in:::·· ~g~,o~u~t ~f o~r~. ~~o71d~-L~B~. ~h~O~· u~s~.e~-:i
fun by degrees ~~!~~~RNEST ., -
As citv worlctrs scramble to find a new
In mdition to the festive lights;shopping can locauon.for one of the first houses built in
gridlock and other trimmings that generally accom· the Three Arch Bay community of Laguna
pa.ny the annual holiday season. Californians are Beach. the Cit) Council has turned over
treated to an additional ritual. the ho urglass for the last t1tfle.
Call it the Great Midwestern Cnnstmas Gripe. If a new location for the 61-year-old
For brevity's sake here, "Midwest" encompasses hou5c on South La Scnda Drive is not
any place where you need snow tires and super-found by New Year's Da y. the propeny
human patience between December and March. 'owner will be issued a permit 10 demolish
Every year. native Californians arc 'forced to the structure and begin construction on a
listen to boring stories about how wonderful it is to .. new house.
experience-a "real" Christmas "back East" and how-Eric Speare. a doctor who has owned the
dreadful 1t is to go Christmas tree shopping under gabled, shingle-sided house since 1981.
cloudless, 80-degree skies. had been asked by the city to ti) and find a You've undoubtedly heard these tales of woe. way to relocate the 1927 house before
probably from some Hawaiian-shirted human redeveloping the lot.
formerly from Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio.-or some such. Since a new location has no been found
netherworldly locale. These folks will tell you. quite after months of searching, Speare told the
confidently. that it's not a "real" Christmas unless Ci ty Council this week that 11's ume to
your breath solidifies upon leaving your mouth. allo.w him to conunue wJth his proJect.
unless you need a Soviet icebttalcer~ gcrto the "We feel that v..e·, e follov.ed througlt
lrocery store and unless, of course. there is at least a with what we were required to do, .. Speare
sprinkhng of said. "It's been seven months and I see it as
snow on the unfair to sn and wait for a long period of ground. time ...
Of course. Laguna Beach res ident Joyce Granger
if you ask thc;se and the Pacific W1ldhfe Foundation both
same folks any expressed interest in sa' mg the house. but
other time of nenher opuon materialized. Pacific
the year wh y Wildlife fou nd the task of moving the two-
they moved to story home too onerous and e~pens1ve. It
Ca Ii for n 1 a · is unclear wh,e lher Granger 1s still dollars to doughnuts they'll say sunshine and warm interested in the proJeCt.
weather. And it's a safe bet Jesus wasn't wrapped in Pan of the ddlicult} is that, although the
swaddling clothes because of a snowstorm outside house will be donated by pearc. 1t would
his manger. · --probably ha ve to be moved in four pieces. Still. all things being equal under t~e California a process that could cost ~P to SS_0.000.
sun, there are a lot of transplanted Midwesterners And there will be additional charges once
·.
< .,...,P-.,._., ........ who get homesi~k during the hol!days. I arri 9ne 9f the house is moved. such as for sccunng
them being onginally from M1ch1pn. which is the structure to a new foundauon and Thi• 61-year-old bouee in Tbr~ Arch Bay may face thewreckln& ball eoon.
where I federal Expressed.my Hawaiian shins after connecting the plumbing In addition. the •
being pointed out as a tourist one too many umeS". project would sull ha' e 10 be approved b~ truth 15 upon u . 1t"s ume 10 scnol) h m1th. v.ho owned the house trom I 96 to house he SQld to peare is structurally
Yes. I love California. but yes I miss the the cit) ·s design re' 1ew board. consider what m1ghL be some '1ablc 19 I. rem1nisced~bout ns h1stof) sound. but there's no v.a~ of knowing hov.
Midwest at Chnstmas time. ·-·1--.&< .... Unltr thJ: prQJ_CCt I not dead. ion.:-Bul~ l k~--... • .--"~as c0llecl~he-Red c~ uld ~lhs\~O
I wa:s-""'111Rd-wht eamect-matlh according to K>lc Butterw 1ck. d1mmr of The cit} w 111 do v. hat n ca n to hcf p J "someJhang v. hen I first fell in lo' e v. nh that locauon
marketin1gods at Nordstrom had broudll a little communit) development for the c11~. mo .. e go smooth!~. Butterw1d. said. and tittle house.. mnh ~1d "Jt v.as such a .\lthough cll~ v.orkers remain 'op-
Midwest Chnstmas cheer to the parking Tot at their "Ironically'. we '4ere approached b~ the prOJCCl could be read) to go !xforc th~ cute httle house I said I'd hl..t 10 ov.n 11 1nd umist1c the house w 111 be rescued. Spt~ 15 South Coast Plaza store. someone else this morning who' 1c"ed the design re' 1c" board b~ the end of the m) husband said.'" e'll bu} n and ren t 11 not Under a tent in the store's front parkmg lot sits discu sion lasi night on telc' 1s1on v.ho has .... rnonth out:· a makeshift ~cc skating rink, which com pan) ew rc scd a \Cl) definite interest in the "We don't t..nov. 1f 1h1'> 1s going to m1th s~ud she and her hu band v.ho "I v.ould lile to sa' that J think the time
officials ballyhoo as the only outdoor ice nnk in building... Buttenqd, said "cdnesda}. matenahze at thi point.'' he said "It look died " ~e~rs ago. had planned to has passed fo rth is (relocation) to be able to
Southern CalifoM1a. It sounds like a promotional .. We hke to think that ma) be something promising. but v.e don't ha'e confirma-e'entuall\ mo'e in to the:-house he acromphshed .. peare said. "I think
stunt. which it is more or less. but proceeds from the v.111 matenah1e hen:. That's our hope and uon:· .\It ~as going to he our n-urtment that 1f u could ha'e been done. 1t v.ould
rink go to the Make-A-Wish Foundation. so it' e\J)cctall.on." While cm olliciats v.ere considenng ho me:· she said. mi th. v.ho no" "' e an a ha'e be'en done I think the ume has come
·ultimately for a good cause. "I behe .. e that nov. that tin: moment of lasf-<htch ctT'orts to sa' c the 1ruc1ure. Reth .nearb~ house built the same ~ear said the and gone ·· Back to the rink. It's rectangular,..slightl> lafler
than a backyardsw1mming{X>OI and is covered v.1th.
ice. For$4. you can' rent a pa1rof skates. hop onto the
rink and skat( in circles.
That's pretty much it. But as h.okey as it sounds.
it's fun . · ' ·
As I cut aro1,1nd the rink in a wobbl> ellipse. I
somehow forgot that 11 was 75 degrees. I forgot that I
was wearing a short-sleeved shin. i\nd l re·
membered tht times, long ago. that my brother and
I used to strap on beat-up hockey skates and chase·
each other around one of several ice ponds that
Libel claim voided; ·Residency law upheld
both sideS pleased· On veterans ' benefits
LO .\ 'GELE {AP) -.\ Judge ha' "h01'\a member of the Paral~zed Veterans
reje\ tcd a challenge 10 C'ahforn1a la" that of .\menca and other 'eterans "who did
require \Ctcrans 10 ha'e been tau: not mett the requirements.
dotted the field behfnd our house.
We'd skate and skate under clouds that
stretched to the horizon in every direction. not
caring that' our faces wtrc being numbed and
reddened by the sub-zero temperatures. Then when
our behinds were thoroughly bruised from countless
falls and our energy was drained. we'd head for the
warmth of home and, more often than not. a mug of
By The AJsodated Prtss In i ruling relea ed Tue~a~ Orange
Count\ Court Comm1.; 1oncr Eleanor
Rep.-clect ('hri lO\ of New pon Beach Palk. who IS O\Crseeang the l3t.C granted a
"on dismissal of a hbel claim in a $5 request b) Co\· attornc:-' s to d1!lm1ss the
m1lhon lav..suit b) Werner Erhard and hbel charge
Associate$. but lander allegations against . Pa~k said the pamphlet wa., J (on mu·
the congres man-to-be were allowed 10 tionall~ protected pohucal 1a11:men1
stand. . · .1
rt'>1den1s v.hcn the' entered the sef\1ce 1n "Theco unapproachesth1scasew1ththe
order 10 be ehglble for cena1n tatc recogna11on of the obhgauon the state. all
, c:-h.•r.in benc1i1s states. ov.e It.. those who ha .. c sacrificed IO
uperior lour< Judge Ba r net much tor their nation:· the JUd~ notecl
l oo~rman Jcn1ed a request \\ ednesday ··.\sen 1cept'r n sef\·es th e nauon, all the
tor an 1nJunct1on declanng tile residence states. not JU \the state the SCI"\ 1ceperson
n-quiremenlS unconsu1ut1onal hail from at the time of entt) into the hot chocolate. Sappy? Sure. But that's pan of the' season. too.
The Nordttrom rink isn't a thistle-lined ice
pond by any stretch of the imagination. no more
than a concrtte-lined wave pooJ is Tile Wedge.
But for a Midwesterner needing a touch of
'\!though the lander charges remain Howe,er. she dcn1cd a reque t to
undecided a a result of the JUdge's d1smi-ss charge.s that CO\ upponc"
dec1s1on, attornc) for both sides claimed po mg as pollsters phon1.·d 'oter' anJ
.. 1ctory. asked. residents 1f the~ 1.ould 'otc lllrr~
The lawsu11 filed in Ma' temmcd from candidate ucd toe t
The la"'su11 \\as in111atcd b~ a man "ho sen 1ct: "'J" a 'ew \ Nl resident "hen he en tered Hov.e' er the Ju dge al o said that linking
thl' .xrrfl\ but la tC'T'-mOH:d 10 ( ahll)rn1a some til:ncfits to res1dcnc~ requirements
and ha~ bel.'n dc."Tlll'd a ~1,tJDlC:-..-tor h1 doe\ Ol't unconstitut1onall) create two
,on,· cdUl'Jllon ..aid attomc\ Pcgine cla l I \Ctcrans. because some benefit
(1r3\\0n program., do not require a "eteran to havc Christmas past, it'll do.
a campaign pamphlet thai cntu:'lled ("o,·s Erhard attorne) ~ ilh .1m O'Hart' \.'td
opponent athan Rosenberg for his ties 10 the ruling '1nd u:atcd his 'lient '•l\
est. the human-po1cn11al moH'ment attornc) Sue H1m melnch .l"'l da1meJ
fo unded b} hi s brother. Erhard · '1ctor) Otherplain110" "l'rt' "11chael <Jurt'ck3s bl-en a 'itatc re\ldent
-MADD's red ribbons give
pledge to sober driving
BJ IRIS YOKOI ... ..., .......
Orante County Mott.e.rs Apinst •
Onmk Drivina want driven to tie red
ribbons on their car antennas and
door bandies 111 sian of commitment
to IOber driviat durint the holidays.
The local chapter joined other
Southern California branches of the
national orpnization this week to
kick off Red Ribbon '88, a month-
~ campaip to p:t motorists to
pled9,e they wi ll not drive while
an•ica*1. · ·
In OraDll Cou~ty, MADD and :-•e !POf'IOr 7-Eleven stores a Iona lllt of businesses, 1ebools
ll&•pod •••e•
A variety o( Coon beef para-DMrn&lia wu stolen Monday ft'Om a
a"'"buli"J &ruc:IL makint I dehvcr')'
at Lucky 1 Market on Balboa
Boulevard. The drinr of the uwk
told polece he ~nt inside the l&Ort to
IMke a drbvtry and m•mcd to Rnd
aboUt S80 ~onh of T-thans,
sweattharu and a ('Cf'lmte beer Sleln ntitains. The trvck was kf\ unlQ(kcd. ,._ .... van., ·
A snnch sto~ tfte Chn1tmas lathts
r
and law enforcement agencies that
t.ck the promotion to "k'ttp the
Promise.-Don't Dnnk and Dmc:·
Amona the many in .. ·ohed w11h the
campaian are the Irvine Mamott
Hotel, Automobile Service Dealers of <>rans County, Golden West Col·
Iese, Western Di$itaJ and Chevron.
The participauna groups wttl dis·
tribute the plastic ribbons to be 11ed
on the dnver's side of vehicles. So far.
about S00.000 ribbons have been
distributed in Oranae Count).
chapter director Janet Cater said.
The national campaian 1s in llS
third year, and ddltn ftom a similar
effort headed annually 1n October by Drua-Free Youth of America 1n that
from a home on the 9000 bl()(k
Crocus Avenue late Wednesda)
n11ht.
,_!_J_~ -' mus1e1an ~int 111he Hop
on Tuesday niaht ,.._ hit Jll(kct
cont11nnt1 his waltes Oft an amphfttt sauans bth1nd the IUle neer an open
door. Jecket altd wal1ct -.re stoltn
wnb an csumaMd Sl61 loea. • • • • Somconr Placctl bras aftdte a
1988 HC*Sa ~-lillrPd °" the' 11000 bloct o( • PMit 9lrert lltt
Wednesday and rt~ 911 A:>ar
M-'.DD's cffon 1s aimed Jt alcohol
while the foll program focu~ on drug
abuse pre' cntton
-"Our goJI \\Ith this lam~l31gn 1
targc.·tmg the dn' 1ng popul:111on : 1n
an dlbn to cut Jo\\ n on tnJune and
fa1ah11cs'dunng the hohda~s." Carter
said.
Last lA"'CC'm~r. the ahforn1a
H1ghwa> Patrol reponed ni ne fatal
alcohol-related colh ions occurC'd on
Omnge Count} htgh\\3\ "h1le the
nauo nv.1dc number "a about ~.000.
f.\ter said. "The hohda)~•m·:i tim1l~ lime: \\C"
want 10 he sure thc ·re pent cel-
cbratma. oot in cmcrge.nC} rooms and
funeral homes." Cater ~1d
tl!n.
coeea .....
fvm rmob ha~r bid da~ " ,3r
th1cl tntd to ~al a Oodtc C'nallcnacr
p1rktd on Maplt Street. but h1~ tO<ll
broke and he ~tied f'or tht radio
1n"C11d. • • • .\ wnan ftf'f bl'oR out Oft tht root ot
Red lt0n Inn aftcf a.,:nmtkW bumtd
out. The ~ ......., Md bttn
""''""' fDr cWM ,...,. e.ldw of• ~ MK\OUt mrwti• lM de\,. ·o . . . '
IOJUtll' \\l're rcp~med Irvine
(hn tma ah:a~ ... •1.nnH.'' ,•arh for \would·~ Good \amantan tum-
thc bad su' . .\th id r\ J• lwd thraush . 1.•d out to be JU t am,thcr ... rO\lk v. hen
a pa rtiJll\. rolll'd dl'\'n ~inJ \\ ,11 3 hl· \topped to help .1 "''man who~
car parl..~d on fJin ll''' R ,1 lnJ ,Jr had broken do" n and m .. 1cad
madc 1.lff"llhS b'\\•lrthll" ,tppcd 'tolc hc.r pur.c The 1nc1d1.·ntoccurred
pre~nl
La&una Beach
Police re.'~'' l'd a call tr.'m :i m.ln at
I 05 a m \J\ mg he hJd ~ n '"alkd ti'
an unkncmn m.lk "ht' ,1;11mC'd tO h<-
v.atc.:h1ng him throush 1hi: "1nJ "
\\hen ollil\'f"iJm\\'l1.u th' ll• · 111~x~
ol ~h rtlc ~trcet. the' h.,unJ n1.llh1ng,
unu ual 1n tht ne1ah6'lrhood • l' •
. .\ m.ln wrann1 onh J r ~hlr\ V.J'I
cen "alk1ng in thf tra'tfa. lane~ 1n the
81g Bc-nd area o( L1juna ( an~on
Ro4d JU'l t after '\ a m \\ ··dm•\JJ'
"hen pohl'c am' eJ th\ 'u)p...'\:'t ".1'
80~('
on .\lton Part.. v.a\ ncar ( uh cr Dn' e
· at about I 0 p m \\ cdne'>da' Thc:-
u pt'('I "a de ·nbcd .1' a ... , hue male
11'1 h1 3U • aOOlH 6 INI : In ht:' tall
and drt) mg a red t-orJ pickup tru.:I..
fhc oman w3<; nt'( inJureJ • • • lmconc rcponeJ tha t a .. 111.. tl o" ·r
.Jrrangcmcnt v.as <otolen lrom a bu)i·
n1.''i!> in the I )() blo.. k 1.lf \on
"arman .\'en UC' bct\\etn C\ p m T u1.' da and am "cdnesda' • • • \ Cabbage Patch doll. tdC'' 14'1on
'>Cl :ind pair of unglas~' "en-stolen
trom a home in the ·COO bl t.. of c ampus0mcbet~ccn9:rnd IOp m
\\edn1:~il'
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Woman kidnapped, raped IQ FV
-'. C tJ l\1c\a ~oman ~~>rtcd
t-<1ng kidnapped and raptd \\t'dn~·
• da\ in I ount:un \ -11cv •
the v.uman 10IJ ~h\"\' h<' v.-:a'i
v.:.ilt..int thr,\uih a par .. 1n1 h,11 •• thr
1ntl'l'SC\ llllll Of1 larbN "''UIC' 111\1 and
Edlflltr \\tnuc when an H~1lant gra~ hl'r lrom hl'hinJ It ~N'tut 7
pm.
The tt 1't'r hd\1 a L:n1fl.' r 'lhl'r
'harp 1n1>trum~ n1 to the " 11m·,
·thr03t and f>\111..J h~r 1nt{l h" 1ru, ll
f'\>h('C 1J.
tte drnw to the f\'.ar of thl' hu\IOl'''
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Huntin1ton Beac h
\ rc'l1dcnt in the 4000 bloc\. of
"1.1nJ "11J that a light h1n1ng in the
p.alll'• J'' :il..cned him at ~ a m toda~
He 11.lOlcJ out and reportedl) saw a
man in a ~·o" bo' hat 1n h}S t~ v. ho
had d1mtx·d to" 1ndow level • • • \ man !.3'1d he got -ihe "1lhes"
v. hl'n a m:in v.11h a blanl et around
him "ail ed amund reaming in tbe
arC'3 t'I Paufil C'oa t H1ghv.a y and
"-1nth ''r~t ~:ibout I(} 30 pm
l hul"'Ja' The man reportcdl) ~as
la,t -.el'n l'ntenng a gate in the Harbor
Pa\1fo; l1.lmplc\ • • • .\ ""l'man said someone brok.e 1neo
hcr house m the 16000 block of
\1ar1an Ll1ne v. h1le 1t \\IS co"ert'd_ ~) a tum1g.u ion tent and stole a SlOO
mtnk tok and I~ "her dollars
A4 Or~ Coast OAIL.Y PILOT/ Thurlday, Dec9mber 8. t988 -.
uake de ~roys
oviet cities~; ' . . thousands die
MOSCOW (AP) -A devastating
earthquake wiped out villages and
leveled cities in Armenia1 and Soviet
officials said today that tnousands of
people were killed. Other reports satd
tens of thousands died.
Soviet officials rushed military
surgeons and tons of medical supplies
into th e mountainous southern re-oublic oO.J million people. whereat
lcast50 cbudren..wuercponed buried
by rubble when their school col-
lapsed.
Officials set up a "helicopter
bridge" to.take the inJured north to
hospitals in neighboring Soviet Gcor-
gja.
President Mikhail S. Gorbach_ev
cµt'5hon his visit to the United States.
apd aides said he would fly to
Armenia to take command of the
rescue operation.
Soviet officials reported thousands
Qf people were killed but provided no
detailed casualty count.
quoted Armenian oflicials as sayina
50.000 people were killed. The Unit·
cd News of India, quotina Foreip
Ministry . officii!IS in Moscow, also
said 50.000 people died.
None of the reports could be
confirmed.
The official Soviet news agency
Tass reported that destruction also
occurred in Georg.ia and the A.zcrbai.
jao republic ID !he Ortbcm
Caucasus. Tent cities for evacuees
were ~t up virtually throughout
nonhwcstern Armenia. which was
hardest hit by the qtlake.
Military surgeons "arc carryina out
a series of difficult operations, includ-
ing on children. in field conditions,"
army Gen._ Vladimir Arkhipov told
Tass. • ..
The earthquake. which struck
Wednesday at midmorning. wiped
out Spitak. a town of 16.000 about 55
miles· northwest of the Armenian
capital of Yerevan, a g()vernment
newspaper said. lzvestia said just one
of (he town's eiaht schools remained
standing. ' .,., ,, ...
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Western Eur.ope
hails Goi-bachev ·
cutback pledge
LONDON (AP)-West European
leaden welcomed Mikhail S.
Gorbachev'1 Pledae to unilaterally
cut Soviet conventional forces. but
some warned that even after such a
move the Sovic11 will remain mili-
ta~ly su~rior to NA TO.
China s leaden also welcomed the
Soviet president's f>ledt!e. in a speech
at the United Nations in New York
Wednesday, to demobilize S00,000
Dledle 10 l'elllOft S,000 tank.a a.net 50.000 IJ'OOll from Enl Oermany, Czechollo~ia and Hunpry.
lut die Clcchoslovak Communist
daily Ruck ~vo said. the aim .. is .to
aive conventional d111rmament a
vital shot in the arm."
''The pgint is literally to f~
Western pertners to •tC?P pv1n1
spcecbes .... about the need foi dis-
armament, abOut their concern ~~ut
the-buildwp ef &FGGPI aAd. mlll&Ui~-1
Gorbechev said that as pan of the tcchnolotY in Eu~pe. al_'d to •.tan
initiative to reduce 1he Soviet army to aetina," said foreign editor Milan
about five million soklien "a ~or· Jelinek.
ponion of Soviet tr~ temporarily State TV in communist Poland
stationed (in Monaoha) will return carried without comment footqc of
home." Gorbachev making the an-
..This is a positive development," nouncement. .
Forcian Ministry spokesman Li In Warsaw. Jacek Czapu.towacz. co-
Zhaoxina said in Beijina. founder of Poland's P,K~fist aroup
China Jona has demanded the • Peace and F~OfT!. said 1~ could ~
Kremlin reduce its troop presence the "fint stee to w1thdrawm1 Soviet
along their common. ~rder ~· · 1 troo{'S fro"'! ~oland. . condition for normahz1n1 relauons / Prime M1n11terMarpret Thatcher
after nearly 30 years of cstranaement. of Britain called it :·a very positive
The Soviet Union stations nearly step forward;" and "Just exactly what
50,000 troops in Monaolia and pulled, we wanted."
out about 12,000 'soldiers in 1987. In Brussels. NATO Secretary-Gcn-
Archbishop Mesrob Ashjian, prel-
ate of the Armenian Apostolic
Church of America in New York.
quoted sources in Armenia as saying
the death toll could reach 70,000.
Japan's Kyodo News Sc~ice
. The U.S. Geological Survey said
the quake measured 6.9 on the
Richter scale.
Baab, •e:c:,;a:: Gorbaclan wawt to prw near 8tatae of Liberty fo Rew York eammlt •eetinl·
Most East European news media cral Manfred Woerner said the move
reponed without comment on "seems to be a step in the riaht
Gorbachev's prdhlise, includina a direction."
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Mande1amovedto1io.useonpn.aa1arm-tJ-S J·e~crashes ·1·nto West Perman h~II11es---
JOHANNESBURG (AP) -W~nesda 'stra.nsfert.hat~andela's • • :L • '-J' ' .V.J
N_elson Marydela. l~der of the out~t release. IS not 1.mm1nent. REMSCHEID, West Germany The A-IO Thunderbolt II jet, a munition. There was no word on the them seriously. outla~~ Afn!=An Nauonat Congress .Prison. offietal~ satd Mandela's (AP)-A U.S. Air Forcejetcarryina pound attack plane desianed to fate of the pilot. Neunherz told The ... We haven't. even reach~ the
and Jlllcd since ~ 9~2· has been w1fe, Winnie. children. •!'d &rand-ammunition slammed into a residen· suppon around forces, was carryina Associated Press in a telephone 11rc"'ft. h's still .wedaed int~ a tran.sferrcd from a ~lime to a house on children would ~ve unhmlled ~ tial area of this city today. settina 1,000 rounds of 30-mm training inteiview. . burnina house," Ae1schman~ said.
a pnson fann outside Cape Town. to Mandela at h1~ new quaners in a buildinp and homes on fire. At least ammunition, said U.S~ Air Force The ARD and ZDF television •
The government has been under staff house on pnson property. five people were reported killed and apokesman Lt. Col. Ed Neunherz. networks reported five bodies we~ A witness, quoted on local radio
in tense domestic and international Mrs. Mandela. however, rejected dozens injured. He said the ammunition could pulled from the burnina rubble in the station WDR said: ''A briaht oranae
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pressure to unconditionally release the offer and said she will continue to Retcue officials said the death toll exP.ode on im1J9ct. Local officials central West German city. fireball went up. The aircraft
th.e 7~year-old Mandela, South _ m·ake the standard 40-minute visits to could rise .. Authorities were fightina, wd there were several -explosions Reinhard Fleischmann: a spokes.. slammed into a house about 50
Africa's most famous black leader. her husband until he is freed, accord-flames as they tried to reach the scene after the crash and that they believed man for Remscheid, said octwecn ~ meten(5S yards) in front of me. Then
But officials indicated aft~r ing to the family's lawyer. of the crash. • the blasts were caused by the am-. to .SO people. were injured, many of tflcre were explosions." .
Bush's choice foi' tJ .N •. envoy
was secret cOUrier to Contras
WASHINGTON ( ~P)-The man
chosen b) George Bush to be United
Nations ambassaaor told Tran-Con-
tra congressional 1n vesugators he
acted as a couner 1n a secret plan to
pro.v1de military equipment to the
Nicaraguan Contra rebels at a time
U.S. go,emmcnt assistance was
proh1b1tcd.
Thomas P1ckenng testified in July
1987 before the Senate Select Com-
mittee that investigated the Reagan
admin1stra11on·s secret arms sales to
Iran and the subsequent diversion of
profits to the Contras.
P1ckenng told the panel he carried a
document provided by a private
group tha1 planned to provide
I
weapons to the Contras, ~ving it to sensitivity· of the private operation
then-National Security aide Oliver and he wouldn't have known whom
Non . --------..· n the-depanmeat-&o notify.
He said he believed the document Pickerina satd he had beC'll con-
discusscd a donation or sale of tactcd by someone representing the
weapons and equipment with a group and asked if he would help
.. dollar value wh ich was in the deliver the document. Pickerina did
millions." not identify the group in his testi-
Pickering was ambassador to El mony other than to 'say it was
Sal vador when he delivered the "enga&edeitherinsolicitingorreceiv-
document to North. In his testimony. ing assistance for the Contras."
he said he did not consid~r his action Pickerina told the panel "the arour.
to have' violated the Boland Amend-had information about a donation •
ment, which at the time prohibited and wanted the document to 10 to
U.S. aid to the Contras. Contra leader Adolfo Calero. Pick-
He said he d id not report his erina said he delivered the document
actions through normal State Depart-to Nonh, who , subsequently con-
ment channels because of the finned receivina it.
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Three In armed
standoff give up
·MONONGAHELA, Pa. (AP) -
Three family members who bar-
ricaded themselves inside their tore-
closed house surrendered today after
a I S.hour standoff that bqan when
someone ftredthotsat police~Qt
serve an eviction notice.
Women advised not to accept ·
Dalkon Shield compensation
Before dawn, officers finally coax-
ed Raymond Baumiller, his mother,
·Katherine, and his 24-year-old sist
from the house, police said.
Baumiller, 31S, wasarraianed before
a Cannonsbura maaistrate on charges
of attempted homicide, agravatcd
assault and recklessly endanaering
another person. He was held in lieu of
SI 0,000 bond. The women were not
charged.
No one was hun in the standoff,
which ended about 5:30 a.m.
WASHINGTON {AP)-Women
who accept a S72S compensation
offer for injuries caused by Dalkon
Shield birth-control devices may be
pving-up claimr-worth many umes
that amount. acc.ordi ng to reprcsenta·
tives -of orpnizations that support
these victims.
" e've waited for years and we
·--~·-men to take the time now to
ke careful decision about this
fi ffer, .. Nancy Worth Divis of the
Dalkon Shield Oversight Consonium
4old a news conference Wednesday.
Nearly 200,000 women have filed
claim1 of Dalkon SKield-related in-
juries ranaing from infections to
sterility, miscarrige and children
born with binh defects.
U.S. DistrictJudae Robert Merhige
.
of Richmond. Va .• has approved a
$2.4 billion trust fund for women
injured by the binh control device.
On Dtc. 5, the administrators of the
trustfund ~t letters""m women wllo.
used the shields offerina them S725 to
settle all claims as "Option I."
The lttter makes clear that it is only
for women "whose injuries are leas
severe or have very little, if any, proof
to supp<>n their clajm and who fttl
that S72S is fair and adequasc
com~nsation." A separate "Option
I" wall be offered 10 those who claim
injury because of someone else's utc,
such as the husbands or children of
users.
Other options. not yet available,
will address more serious and specific
injuries. . .
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Court clears way for Prop. 103,
but r&te rollbacks remain froze11
SAN FRANCISCO {AP) -The provisions.
state Supreme Coun has reversed -One would roll beck vehicle and course and allowed much of the property insurance rates 20 percent con1umer-sponsored~ipo1ition below November 1987 ~els and 10' insurance initiativ to ao into freeze them until November 1989,
effect while it reviews stitutional unless an insurer could show a
challentes by insu But a 20 "substantial threat of insolvency."
percent insurance rate cut remains The other would take tbe first steps
blocked. toward establishment of a non-profit
be dismissed 11 premature, a position
also taken_ by sponsors. ..
The coun announced Wednesday corporation to advocate the insterests --------------------------------------~ that it was liftina most of its four-of insurance consumcn. week-old stay on enloroement of The announcement did not state
Proposition 103 while pantina a · reasons for the 1J9rtial liftina·of the
hcarina on insuren' claims that the stay or aive any other indication of
measure would confiscate their prop-th~ustices' views of the lawsuits.
The case his attracted wi<ie atten-
tion and is an imponant test for the
court, which since last year has had a
S-2 ~~ of conservatives ap-
pointed ~Gov. Georae Deukmejian
and a more pn>business orientation
than previous liberal couns. Deu-
kmejian opposed Proposition I 03 bu·t
has promised to join in its lqal
defense:
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Proposition 103 wu the only one of quired within the followina three
five insuraDCHelat.e4 initiatives to months. ~ The coun voted ~I to tak't the Thecoun laid it would allow all of case. Di.entinaJusticeStanley Moak
the measure IO take effect eacept two indicated he tbOuaht the suits should
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llo.t etate nuralDg ho1nea
fall below U.S. standards
Wednesday's action. ,P.raised in
varyina dqrees b)'....aU sides . in the
case, means some cha"p, at least for
nowJ. in the insuraoce business in
Caliromia. Under one newly effective
provision of the initiative, auto
insurance policies can be cancelled or
non.-renewed only for some miscon-
duct by the customer~ fraud or
failure to pay -or bealute of' a
substantial 1ncreue in the rilk.
Antl-ab<Jttlbn . . clinic loses· ·
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SDG&E to offer cogeneration seryice ADahelm's 1988
conventioneers
t~p million 1nark
SAN Dr!GO-Sin Ditto Gu & Electric has si&ned
a ~or aarttmen1 with a manufactunna company that wall ena~le SDGclE1 on a limiled scale 10 offer
CQtenerauon as a service option for its customen. utility ofliclals announctd Wcd~y.
.. C09tncrat1on, becked by the SDGclE name. will be
yet ~no&her option available for qualified customen seek~na 10. lo~r !~e•r ene'J)' costs or to increase their servitt rehabllny, said John Laun, SOOclE's dittetor of nwtetana. ··we will buy and own small packqed
coeencn11on llnlls from. company that will install them
at customer SJles for us." '
Cciaenention is a procHs by which cl«tr1My and
useful lieat art arnerated from one fuel source. in most
cases natural ps. Laun says SOO&E plans on buyina 20
·small ~ncration systems per year dunna the next thrtt
years from 'flcoten Inc.. a Walfham. Mass.-bastd
company specializ1ni in building modular cogcneration ~ for priv11e industry. ·
· "The packaats will become paa ofSDG&E's ekctnc
scz.la.ction. ...
count.ry styl.cz..
An1~1m's I m1lhonth conventJ011 attcndtt for
1988 rcs1stcrcd Wt'dnesday at the Caltfom1a Cable
Television Assocaauon con ventaon.
To celebrate &he occasion. the Anaheim Area
\.1s11or & Con,enuon Bureau pttStnted Bnan
Gruber with a special vand priz.e cons1stm1 of a gif\
crate bursting with pnzes and food items from local
anract1ons. plus an Orange County vacation
certificate goOd toward a future family "•cation in
Anatfc1m.
TM certificate includes au uansponauon for a
fam1l of four via Amcncan Airh~: accomoda-
11onsat the 01snt)landllotc1;a rental car from Avis;
and sightseeing passes to D1sne)land. Knott's Ben)
Farm. Medieval Tames. Mov1eland Wax Museum.
u niversal 1ud1osTourand the Queen Mary Spruce
C..oosc. a S6.770 "aluc.
In add1t1on. Mickey Mouse. one of .\n:ihe1m's most famous residents presen1 Gruber wnh a M1dce) Mouse ..,atch.
''This was the first time Anaheim has reached
this attendance record . Howe' er. for the last sax )ears . .\naheim has consecut1\.CI)' broken attend·
an~ record s st.art1ng in 19 ~ ""h 615.000 con,en-
110 0 3\tendres. . 8111 Sn)'der. con,ent1on bureau pm1dcnt. said. .. far this )'ear. "•th one m1ll1on con,en11on
anendtts. S L3 n ha!> been generated b)
convention business in the na ..
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Engineet glides froin hobby to career
By KATY BOUCHER
Of .. ~........ I \
He n1cs through the air with the
arcatcsl of ease. And no. he's not a
1rapne an1sL
He's.. 28-year-old Mike Hodaes of
Newport Beach and he's gone off the
deep end for hang J11ding -some-
thina he's been enJoying for more
than six years.
"It's just the mos1 wonderful feel-
ina in the world," Hodges said. "Ifs
almost unexplainable -you have to
experience it to know how it feels."
.. A lotof~ple wtll come up to me last five yean 1hcy arc maklna hither
and say, 'I ve heard aboul a lot o( quality and better cks1aned equip--
people .,euina hun. • " he said. "Well, mcnl and have beuer instruction1. •
maybe thal was because about 10 He said there arc two ways 10 ny:
years aao pcol)le used 10 build their solo or tandem. o~n (hanJ&hden) 1n 1heirbeck yards ''Actually, tandem is 1he bcs1 way
without ins1rucuons and )USt 1ump 10 stan." he said ... You arc 1n a ahder
off cliffs wuhout k nowang wha\ w1th urained pilot '+'ho has conlrol of
'they'tc doina." the &hdcr." Hodan said they are dcs1aned by tfe said wh1lc alidina you're in a
en&inecn now, and have 10 bC buih 10 ha mess somewhat likt a slcepina ba&
code to meet rqulauons by the Hana that is comfortable and free to do
Glidina Manufacturina Association. loops. 1ums or JUSI ahde.
1hey 11an off at S. I 00 feet -or the
equ1valen1 of OM m1&e hlah. The
landana zone is 2.200 feeL
.. We launch al Crestline," be said.
"I( n's a aood day. you ft) up to 7,000
feet and you can see Cat.ahna. Palm
Spnnn and downtown Los A~ ··ll'S very comfy." he addeci.T.vc)u
can1usl lie back and !Jke in the view."
And Hodles is so cnthusia1tic
aboul 1l, he spends every day he can
1hd1na. .
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·ofllahts
ready to
-emlse-
Hodac.s said he discovered hana
glidina when he attended UC
Berkeley.
"They had a hana &)iding club that
was very progressive anhtltm~ h
sai<h "You sec. most institutions arc
worried about insurance."
Healsosa1dmosthanaaJidinasi1es "I ny a h1&h performance model
are regulated and a pilot can only ny 1f that allows me to do loops, wing-
hc is cen~fied by 1he associalion. This overs and acrobatic maneuvers, .. he
process IS retUlated ll~ JaUL••Qn some-days the bHl pilots
Hodges said every p1lo1 belongs to can cover mQrc than 200 miles. I
lhe United Stales Hang Gliding think Cahfomia is the best lace to
ssoc1at1on.. ause.alfcr they com--gl1dc bCCausc o t e terrali).
pletc a training program offered at "l've spent time in New Zealand.
?ny hang alid1ng sc.h<?OI. .they·re Aus1ralia, Jamaica and Japan, but
issued actual h.ang ahding licenses Cahfomia has the deepest valley in
and enrolled 1n the assoc1auon. 1he world from M1. Whitney to
"I'm a mechanical en&inttr," he
said. "I used to work for a:>proccu
control company based in Santa Ana
travelin& extensively lhrou&hout
North Amcnca. I decided I needed
more time to punue wba1 I love the
most -ha~ al1diR&-. e myjOblas monlli and
ha ve decided 10 make a go at hana
I can't believe it. Thanksgiving
has come and gone and we all
khow what's next.
~sides Hanukkah, which i~
happening right now, Christmas
isalso)J? the air,
That leads us to'the 70th annual
Newport Harbor Christmas Boat
Parad~ of lights, Southern Cali-
fornia's la~st and oldest ooat
parC\de. h's ~ing.lo be held Dec.
17-23.
Once ag.ajn , grand marshal for
this year's parade is Wiiiiam D.
Lusk of the Lusk Co.
More than 200 boats decorated
in colorful holiday lights will take
part in the parade, sponsored by
the Commodores Club, a division
ofthe Newport Harbor Area <
Chamber of Commerce.
The parade will begin off Col-
lins Island at 6:10 p.m. each night
and will last about two and a half
hours.
The boats will circumnavigate
the harbor in a counterclockwise
direction, traveling past
Haroorlsland, Linda Isle,
Bayshores, Lido Isle, Balboa Pen-
insula, Pirate's Cove and Balboa
Island before returning to Collins
Island.
A spcciat grandstand for prime
viewing of the parade will be
erected by the Newport Harbor
Jaycees at the Sea Scout Base
located in Newport Beach.
A shuttle service from the Ford
Ae r.ospace parking lot on Jam-
boree Road at Bison and Ford
roads in Newport Beach will be
available at 5:30each night.
Interested?
Reservation information fuL
arandstand seating is available by
phoning 644-670 I.
Boat parade entry forms are.
~vailable at the Newport Harbor
• AreaChamberofCommerce.and
theenuy fee is$10. • • • How about a big welcome for
Wiiiiam S. Martin, E lizabeth S.
Newmu ud Jolm Howard
Up&oll? They recently joined t~e
Newport Beach law office of
Sheppal'~. Mullin Richter&
Hampton as associates.
Hodges said in the past the spon
had a bad reputation because of the
dangers. He 5"0d that's untrue today
because technology, rules and regu-
lauons have come a long wa)l.
.. Everybody nies with helmets and Owens-Valle). We launch at 9.000
para.chutes." he said. ·'The key poin1 I feel and go to 18.ooo.··
want to stress is that JUSt w11h1n 1hc ot to scare the be&Jnner. he said
&hding full-ume. ,
"Maybe that'1 because recently I
did all the hana aJiding stunts for a
Mano MLlano film spoofina the
James Bond movies called, 'Nerd' of
a Feather' and I'm hooked.··
Five Crowns workers
serve"the needy, .too
Emplo)ccs of Fi"c Crowns Res-
taurant in Corona del Mar will be
condµctmg business as usual this
Christmas -but ·20 special fam ilies
will be on lbeir minds.
Keepina up a six-year trad111qp.
103 Five Crown1 employees llE,
donauna their time and cnerJY to
bnng food .. ~lot!linJ and toys to lbcsc
needy families in Oranac Coun1y. ··tt was oriamated in 1982 by a Five
Crowns' employee, Robena Bcracr."
said Barbara Colucci, this )'tar's
chairman. ··Roberta's been Wllh the
company as a waitress for approx-
1mately 15 years. She's just real
dynamic and concerned about these
people."
Colucci. 33, ofNewp0n Beach said
she staned to work for the restaurant
close 10 the holiday season last year
and was imp~.with the effons of
her fellow workers. .. I couldn't believe whal the em-
ployees were doina. .. she said. "From
waitresses and busboys to manage-
mcnL everyone pitches an . We would
work our shift until 11 p.m. and then stay somcumcs till 3 a.m. wrapping memben."
toys. soning cans of food. aoing Colucci said the needy fam ilies arc (
lhrough clo1h1ng · - everything selected t;y the Orange County Heahh
needed to orpn1zc the packages to be Catt AiCTil:)'. which providn nu mer·
dehvercd." ous health care services to Oranac -B«au~\h«n\hU$1UlD and the.. ..Coun id'n s who uabfy b arcat feeling Colucci said she got from income. -z---..:. __ _ givm~ she dldn·t hesitate to volun-The dehverics arc scheduled for
teer as chairman, Of the restaurant 1hrec days before Christmas. . Dlillr ,..._.... • ...,......, employees· proJCCt 1h1s )car ··on Dcc.22. thecmployecsdehver
Nlchola• Bakewell dJaplaya hl• Ula•trated children'• Cla.rUtmu book . ··i:onhc firs.t 11i'ne.1hc Fi ve Crowns 1he P.1C~FS 1n person to t~csc needy • • parking 101 wi.11 be 1hc ~mng for a families. she said. ··11 s such a
fund-raisinuaraac sale. bake sale and v.ondcrful thing to Stt all t_he effort.
Role Of Santa Clau. S leads carwashonSa1urday from8a.m.102 and canng cvet)one puts into this p.m." she said. "Tbc proceeds will be prOJcct. I'm proud to be a pan -this
used to purchase new clothing. toys. will be our seventh year:: .
and food forthefamilicsofthrttto 10 -By .. ,,, a..cller
The 60-year-old law firm of235
attorneys has additional offices in
San Ptancisco, Los Angeles and
San Diego. ,
A graduate of UC Hastings
College of Law. Martin~ined the
firm in 1987 as a summlr as-
sociate. He is a Newport Beach
resident
. . · Ho\\.cvcr.1hcendisasurpnscandasNormaMcmll. 0 1 ay or ve erans When )OU havee1ght ch1ldren someone has 10 manaacrofleila·sGiflS International in Ncwpon Beach · • ": •
Newman formerly held a"t"lerk
i><>sition with the Los Angeles
County District Attorney's office.
AlsoagraduateofUC Hastings
College of Law, she is a resident of
CostaMcsa. .
Uptonjoined the fir'!' in 1987.
also as a summer associate. .
Prior to that, he clerked with
the Orange County Public De-
fender's office.
· HeisamemberoftheSL
Thomas Moore Law HonorSo-
(Pleue Me.PHYSICAL/ A8 ..
assume the role of Santa Claus every year. said ··Adults arc cajoying 1t as.well as children ·· •
Such was 1he cast for Nicholas Bakewell. 68. of ·Merrill also said the books were selhng "ma rvelous-Sevent~nd~hth-vaders at Balboa Island. . I)."' ) • • • ·Corona dcl Mar High School arc
&kewcll said he loved playing Santa Clausnot"Onl) "We have people co ming from San la Barbara 10 buy looking forward 10 their nelt1-ftcid·
for tus_ch1ldren. bul for schools and organ 1zat1o ns as "'ell. this book." she said. "'f f s a spin tu al book "'nuen b' a, ery 1np. L1tt!Cd1d he know that role would lead him tO\.\nle a spintuall) motivated man. And even book has been · The tlcurs1on 1s more than JUSt a
ch1ldr7.n s book about San1a Cl~us ~ec11na the bab) Jesus. signed by the author:· . · field 1rip. how~ver. '
called Santa and the Christ Child. Creativilycomcs natural!\ to Bakewell. Ifs-the students' way of g1 v1.{g:
. ··tt·s reall> Remarkable s~ory." ~kcwell said.·· 1 "I was an acior for more than 30)ears\·· he said ... 1 learning and · shanng -JU St in time
think.when you sell l 00.000. 11 s considered a best seller. "'orked on the Red Skcllon Show and Carol Bu men . for the holidays. · '
I've sold 80.ooo:· . . Sho". I wasn't a star or an) thing. I would be in cro"d . 'l On Wedncsdav. -1he students.will
TheslOf) dealsw11hanenthus1asttC )OUthwhOJOln sc~nes ornave wark-onpans:' . wrc tb.cJr holiday ~Pini w1lb \'~I·
Santa and h1sd,~s lo make toys fo.rch1ldr~n. Bakewell said he originally staned "nting the bo9 in crans on the school's annual tnplo
One day wh1l.e Santa 1s search mg foT h1s favonte 1984 then moved to Balboa Island. After mo' in$ there . the Long Beach Veterans .\dmm1s~
re1ndeer··pasher.·• San!a breaks his leg in a fall. . he fo(med his own company and named It after his boo . trat1on Medical Center and ~ursing
Every9ne fee ls ~hnstmas .•sdoomed because the However. hcdidn·lstop ther,e. ' Home'. dOC IOr sars San la IS in no fOnd1t1on I<? make the tnp. .., don·l know anyth ing about music. bul this melod) .. It's rca\I) amazmg. .. said Jorlaine
' Ho~ver.1h1sdoesn 1 dcter\lhe httlc bo>. kept running through m ) head.·· Bake~cll said ... 1 madt' a Cunningham. school pubhrn) (hair·
iqmact. the boy not onl y fc.venshl) helps complete 1he, cassette. I pounded out the song on the black kevso'fan old man of the event ... This 1s m} first
1ovs for the chi ldren. he makes a special ··chaise lounge.. • (Pl e.N eee F K/AS) ume rvc been in'ohcd in this
prqicct. My 1 l-year-old daughter.
Jennifer 1s new to the school. f, ca.n·t
behcrr The group efl'ort. that is goini
into .this by parents. staff and the
students.··
Janel Ra). cven1 chairman. ex-
plained the purpose for the annual
tnp. "'h1ch,she said has been ongoing
for about I 0 years.
·-some of our children don't even
bavc a_~r 1,dea wha1 Vete_rans arc, le
alone the sacnficn 1hc' ha,·c made,"
Ra,·sa1d. ··Hopefully tfu.s special v1s1t
will be an opportunit~ for students.
parents and facuhy to discuss 1hesc
concepts and tf) to make the holidays
special fo r these oftcn-foraottcn vet·
crans.··
(Pl eak .ee STUDE1'T9/ AS}.
Accele_ra.ted classes being offered at 00lden West Co~lege
Registration begins Tuesday.for accelerated nine and
18-wcek classes 10 be offered during the spring semester at
Golden West College. Hundreds of classes arc available in such areas .as
"English. history. computer science. diesel technology,
foreign lanJuaac. fitness and the ans. Tht Admissions and
Records Office is attepting applications and makm&
appointmen1s ona first come. firs1 served basis.
Rqistration by ap~intments runs through Dec. 20.
with walk-in registration planned for Jan. 5-1. Call
89S-8306 for rcgislration informa1ion,
Streu. coun.ellag •lated
The women's suppon r.up of Slocum CouMChng
Services will hold four special sessions for women who
want to team how to man• stress durina the holidays.
The sessions arc planned from 10:30 a.m. to noon
Saturday and Dec. 17 and JI and Jan. 7 at SJocum
Counserina Services. 2900 Brislol St .. Suite A·206. Costa Mesa. Ttwcost isS IOpersession,and rescrvatiofls may be
obtained by callina S46-7708.
ClllJd'care f oram planned
The Newpon-Mna unit of the uque of Women
Vocen of the Oran,e Coest will study 1he issue of child
care 1n tM 1990s MOnday. The~ will eumine the rolconocal aovcmment
in rnectina thc child care Rffds of tltc communit> It will
bt held at 7: I .S p.m. It the home ofChnstint Nac1kowslu.
l04 Cutter Way. Costa Mn.a. Call 541-9719 for details
Bll•blw•ome11 tO meet
TM Hunti._ion Jltath Wind Sol'I cMpter of lhc
'Amencan Bus11ieSS\\<omen·s ~ssoc1at1on wil\ hold ats
mon1hly dinner meeting Tuesday a1 6· 30 p.m. at Francois
Restau"'nt in Huntmgton Beach. · Holiday entertainment will ,be provided by the
Marina High School choir under the direction or Tom
Antal. The dinner cost is S I 0 and 1hose interested should
call 847-01 46 for rescrvauons.
MADD candlelight vlgll set
The Oran'gc County chap1er of Mothers Aga1ns1
Drunk Onvers (MADD) will hold a candlehght v1ail
Tuesday forthosc W>ho have lost a lo'cd one 1n an accident
involvina drunken drivers. The program W>1ll be held at 7:30 p.m. at 1he First
Prcsbytenan Churth of Orange. 191 Orange t. Call the
MADD office at 647-<n.u for more 1nformauon.
BPIV meetlJJ6 lD Jleu
The South COlst Business and Professional Women
will Rlcet Tuesday at 11 :30 a.m. for a luf1Ch!on a1 1hc El
Tonto Onll. 633 An ion Blvd .. Cos1a Mesa. Thtec 8PW memben..wall apcak .o actttllOIO.I)'.
psycholoSY 1nd human rnources. The cost as SIJ for
membtnand SI 7 for non-mnnben. Call Robin Rtdtll 11
7Sl-0991 for mervat1onl.
L_,...lJJI ceJebnt1011 •t G 1VC
Non-native sptaken of EMlith and the speech
communauon (eculCI of Golclei 'West c-. will hold
thctr ""''h btanMel CtMrMioa of Llatnifta ~~ from l l:JO a.m. to I p.m. in tht WM1na and
CommuftteaUOft CenM. Library 120.
Scudtn11 will prepare and trrVe a buflrt of native
..
foods -.h1le dmsed in cos1umes fro m their rcspec11 "e Jensen Puppets in a special hohda) pro&ram Tucsda} at 4
coun1ncs. Call the .college at 95-8303 for funher p m. . inform111on. The sho'A lli ret'ommended for children 4 and older.
The hbraf) 1s located at H841 ~1guel Road an lquna ~NJgucl and add111onal 1nformat1on is available at
' 496-SSI .,, Opdmlam meet In irnne
"Youth Acti,1ucs ponsorcd b~ lBM" v.111 be
discussed Tucsda" at 1hc breakfas\ mtttll'.\I of 1hc
Opt111)1s1 Club of fn inc. 10 be held at Hors Hui, 18850
Douaras S1 .. Irvine. ·
LH. Kenner. branch manager of IBM Sales and
Scn1ccs. will be the aucsl speaker V151tors are v.elcome to
1he 7 a. m. session. and more informauon ma) be obtained
by calhna 830-5639 or 675-P 9
.,,,.Patriot. parade panel meetbJ6
TM t..aauna Beach Patnots Day Parade ~ssoc1alion
will hold 1\S M-Ct mtt11na Monda) 11 5:30 p.m 1n the
offices of Gary Cannon at I l SO N. COlst H•ahwa).
Laaun1 Beach. The mtttina 1s open 10 the pubht and all
intcrntcd panics arc 1n' lled to ancnd.
s ... p meet bJ ea.ta JI-.
A swap meet and rummaee salc<Wlll bt held Sal"rda)
11 the Rea Commun1l>.; Center. 661 Hlmahon SL Cosl.I
Mesa, for lhe bcMfit of I number of f'lon-pn>fit ~
The sale win include cto.hcs. ~ f\imiturf.
apptautCU and pmes. 5* ho.an~ bt I a.m. to 4 p.m.
,,.,,,., MOW' •t Jlbn17
fhe o.a Ni,uct Library wtH prewnt me Tom
Women '• club ahotn faoloa•
· The Soulh Orantc County Cbnsuan Women's Club •
will prt'Stnl a fashion show al i1s noqn meeuna Tucsda> at
the Hohda} Inn 1n La&una Hills •
Dorcas Louella Pteston "'Ill be the soloist and 1he
spcaktr •111 be Ele1nor W1\L Call Manl)n Gore 11
49.S-SlS3 for rescna11ons and ot~r 1nformal1on.
Spam· lap• .,._UC ap
Wuuer spon apes ''111tratt<M\ wtll be hctd Monday at Sp m. 11 lhc South Coui YMCA. 29131
Cro'*n Val~ Parkwa)' 1n Llauna N~l. the prosr1ms wiO 1nduck bakttball and volleyball
kaauet that will nan ~m January th'°""' Marm.
Cont1e1 the Y at 49~53 for funhcr infonnatt<M\.
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Al CE Or~ Coast DAILY PILOT I Thurlday, December 8, 1988
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NB youth wins tenD.is"tftl~
_pHYSICAL DIRECTOR-WELCOMED AX ¥ ... · •
Let's not forget 12-ytar-old Mara
Cola1zz1 of Newport Beach.
Rettntfy Colaizzi won 1he •• 12 and
under" d1 v1sion of the 2Sth annual
Anaheim Junior Invitational Tennis
Tou,...1nen1.
!\he defeated Hilary Horvath of Las
Vcjas in straight sets, 6-4. 6-2. to win
the final.'
Cola1z21 is a seventh-grader at
Ensign M 1ddle School where she
plays bo1h on the girl's basketball and
volleball teams. and said. "I can't
wait for track to start in the spnng.'' E~~ ~itb tier iia~r6uS schedule.
she is still able t6-mi mlain a spot on
-the scholas1ic honor roll.
FromA7 · Colaizzi works out every morn/rig
-ciety. a-pohtteatsereneeiradu1tt · ng(?at-Srate Long-Beaetr.wttere--Pubhc-bbra~ --bcf~$Choot ,with her coactf. Robert
ofUCJ and a resident of Costa she is enrolled in the master's M anner's Brancti Librar~ will Kill.ran ofCo~ona dcl Mar. M r: h · I d · · 1 ··H I'd ·i Since moving to Newport Beach esa. • • • program 1or p ~ s~c;a e uca t1on. pres~nt ~.spec1a o 1 ay am1 y about a year ago. she has been ranked
' . She plans to hn1sh her studies Mall Ace on Dec .. 17 at 2 p.m . sixth in Southern California •
Congratulations to Linda Sicot· i n May of 1989 and will return to Four~hort films will be shown. She is t~c daughter of John and
te! . . "'Massachuse tts and resume her !hey.are: •• r. D iana Colai111. ·
. Ong1.n~lly from Salem. Mass.. teaching career. ChnstmasCrac~er. i:~e
S1cotteJoined the Newport-M esa .. 1 really enjoy being ba ck at the Twel ve Days of Christmas. • YM~A an.d has been named the Newport-M esa YMCA and sec-"Th_e Snowman._:· and "Pluto's ph ysical,d!rect~r. . ingmyold friendsan.d making Chnst~a~Tr~e. • BOOK.•• .Asp~ys1cal director. S1~0.tte new ones:· she said. "It's nice to Adm1c;c;1on 1s free. the program From A7
will be in chargeofsuperv1singall he back here being involved with !astsabout o ne hour and everyone fitnessprogram~botbatthe the YMCA .. 1s-wclc-0me. piano and used the words from the·
book . .My son is a musis:ian and he
sang. produced: and ·arranged it for
me.
YMCA and off site. · • • • Sound like a plan?
Sicotte, who worked for the And how about some entertain-For more information ca ll
YMCA from 1983-85. is attend-m ent atthe Newport Beach 644-3145. "Then. I made a record narrating
th e story -and of course the next
thing 10 come was Christmas cards,"
he added.
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STUDENTS BRIGHTEN VETS' HOI;IDA Y ••• Bakewell said he'sexcited about his
endea vor and his books are available FromA7
· The school has been a hub of Christmas cards. something special is
,,activity in anticipation of the upcom-being made 1n woodshop.11nd the art
ing hospital v1s11. deJ)'lrtment 1s makmg medals for
''All the various departments ha\C veteran'!> 10 wear. Ra' said.
been making gifts in their classes for_ · . ·
the vets." Cunningham said. The In add1t1on to the g1tis. there will be
com uter de anmcnt is makin~ ·music and entena1nmcn1.
. . .
"Some of the girls put together a ~ through mail-order. ca talogs and
-ctaTice ski! to "RudOrftfic Red-Nosed local gift shops m tile Newport and
Reindeer." Ray said. "The Junior ~~t><?a.area. . . high orchestra will pla) holiday songs .. I JUSt tncd to keep 11 Slfl,lPle and
and the choir wall sing,.. • .... JUSt remind people that s wh.at Chnstmas reallr. 1s -the Chnst
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Mesa responds·
to old problem
With new name
Costa Mesa's City Council is wrestling with an old
problem1har1w a ntW'"nllR'Inli reactinJ'lO-rsign of-the
times with a new law that would make it illegal for a person to
stand on a ltreet and offer a day!s work for food.
Drivers who hire workers from the street also would be
violating the new law.
Monday night, the council approved the first reading of
the new city law, which also makes it illegal to aeproach a
vehicle in .the street to sell something or seek contnbutions.
The proposed ordinance is a reaction to continuin,g
complaints about dar laborers who congregate on ~ity streets
and packs as wet as what is beang-called "yuppie
panhandlers." -· ·
.. Yuppie ~nhandlers" is.a new term describing men who
stand on the sidewalk with a sign proclaiming they will work
for food. Sometimes, a woman or a woman and children arc
sitting on the' sidewalk behind the man. c Som~ of the yuppie panhai\dlers are people who are down
on their luck, but according to police, some of them are
playing on the sentiments of drivers and want a donation
rather than a job.
Businessmen also have complained that the so-called
yuppie panhandlers camp out and solicit or harass customers
entering and leaving stores. · - --
Costa Mesa's proposed ordinance is modeled on laws in
Phoenix and Redondo Beach and similar measures arc being
considered in the cities of Orange, Los Angeles and Glendale.
. Critics of the restriciion contend it will prevent people
who are down on their luck from finding work. However, city
officials point ot.it tharttay laboTCBWh&-wat\LQ( need a job can
find it at Costa Mesa's new job center.
• Police say the proposed new ordinance is a tool to reduce
the number of solicitors on the street and will be en forced with
"a lot of warnings but few arrests." ·
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The element missing from the dispute over Costa Mesa's
pending law is reassurance that it will do what it is supposed to
d~ . .
Businessmen should not have 10 tolerate panhandlers
who harass their customers. Residents should be able to walk
the streets of Costa Mesa and use its parks without feeling
'nti.midat ---~-_·_ ' . At the same time, people who are hungry and wtlltng to
wor)c should not be rousted simply because they make those
who are more fonunate feel uncomfonable. The problems
presented by day laborers and the homeless should not be
hidden ftom view and expected to go away.
Costa Mesa•s proposed new law has the potential to
'thcr helpl0lve.-0r-agra\'al.e.lhe.-problem depcndjng...on how
it is used and enforced.
Willie Brown ,. .
Assembly Speak~r Willie Brown h.as P~<?m~sed th~~ h~ is
going to reduce the time he spends on pohttckmg by going
back to the policy business." ...
-straighter lines than that have been heard in a singles bar.
but lest cntics condemn us for not givi ng Brown a chance, we
quote a comment he made at a recent policy seminar: ··1 won't
diminish the power of the speaker."
That is precisely where pan of the Assembly's problem
lies, to an even greater extent than the Senate's, the rules and
institutional makeup of which are just different enough to
lessen both the perception and the reality of scheming ...
There are so many abuses -real a.nd im.aJined - !hat
the California Common Cause. the Fair Pohucal Practices .
Commission and several 'Other groups have said they will
propose numerous reforms. If Brown serioµsly wants to
address non-political issues, he is goin$ to hae ~o. come to.
grips with the fact the public is fed _up wtth the pohtt~l &a!lle
playing that passes for governance an Sacramento. He 1s gou'.'g
to have to accept the fact that the power of the speakersh1p
must be dimimshed because it is perceived as having been
misused -and he has no one to blame for that but himself. Baken~J4 c.Jllorala
Class sizes I
Gov. Deukmrjian is absol~tely correct in declaring that
additional school funds resulting from voter approval of
Proposition 98 should be used to reduce class.sizes.
For years, school offic.ials have said class sizes are too
large. .. .
We hope the. t achers unions.that bankrolled .Propos1tton
98 will agree. with he govern~r a"1 no~ try and st~hon off all
the Proposiuon 9 funds for increases tn teachers pay. • · Sacnmealo Ualoo
Homele
The San Joaquin County rd of Supervisors ~hould sec
to it that the empty Mathews. ~oad labor camp 1s opened
quickly to house homeless families. The board approved a plan to t~m l 2 units in t~c French
Camp-area camp into a shelter. but Just when that w11l happen
,has not been determined. The camp will .house the overflow fr-om the Stockron
Family Shelter ... which can house IS fam1hes. .
Normally the November through February penod ts
when shelter 1s needed most. It is eJ1.pected that the units will
be filled quickly.... . Homeless families need help now. Workin• o~t all of the
details to open the c,amp should be a top pnonty for the
county staff. . Slodloa ~rd
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LegiSl•tive.analysts 's. r6ptf tt
overshadows-p0lit1'CB.l~games
Economy iSOKnow, but has potential
_eroblell}s that couldbecome real crises DAN
WALTERS
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Rezoning foes
demonstrate
elitists' trend
To the Editor: . Councilman Orv Amburgey's
response to a recent Daily Pilot
ed1tonat was 1ncomplctc. Hisdescrip-
uon of your ed1tonal as petty and
uttfaH" was<omplete. Hts coYeftlltof
1'") I
the issue was comJ>&c~ .Jn4 vm m ormailvC. Wbat wasn't complete
was has descnpuon of the group
opposing him.
Tht' oppos1uon to the rezonin.f of'
property from commercial to rcs1tkn-
ual 1s another move by an arrogant
lmle band of eh11s1s. The) aren't
-womed about the propen y being \ •
rezoned to res1dent1al. R-4. The) h'e
next door on propcny zoned R-4.
The) have theirs and now the)
want control over ours. This lntle band of select c1t1zens
was opposed to havmg apanments
next door 10 their condom1n1ums.
The) even mentioned not wanttng to'-
look out their windows. down onto.
,. some apanmen\s. They sa\d every-
one knows that renters don't take good care of tlkar propenJes. They
were wom ed about having tnq cles
14)'tng about. I thought Costa Mesa was for all
people. Over half the people who hve ·
here arc rroters. Somt of our citizens
prefer to rent. Some of our citizens
want to enJO)' the quaJity ofhfe Costa
Mesa offers. b ut arc still working
toward affq_rchng a down-pa)'ment on
! home.
I never thought ofCQSta Mesa as a
great place to hve because of the
people who own their own condo~.
This 1s a fnendly cal) of.old-umers. .
newromer.s. people gelling stan~
and people rctinng. This isn't some ',
anstocrac) of la~ded geoif)'--and
s~al-intercst groups.
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SACRAMENTO -The Cali-gateway to the Pacific Rim: Cali-
fornia Legislature reconvened ih1s fom1a has seen its trade and stn1ct'
week and more or less took up" here sectors e"plode with acll\. ll}. e'en as
it left off three months ago: preot-manufacturing has somewhat
cupied by internal power struggles. stagnated. And Cahforma's c.mplo~-
Willie Brown "'.as re-elected as ment 1s rap1dl) d1spers1ng out of the
speaker of the Assembly and Da' 1d central c1t1es and into the sun bell of
the amponance-and urgenC) or the
cballengesat hand, relatl\.ely hu le has
been done thus far \O address them."
If these no-growthers ha'e their way~ we'll have an aristocracy. The
nobilny will be lhosc who own ihe1r
tiomcs. The renters .will be un-
desirable 'nffraf .. J>rivate propcn)
nghts will be reserved for those wnh poh~1cal power..· ~l~O"-ernmtont
will be rescr\.ed-for those who waot
wa1r-to-wall res1den11al structures of
tv.o stones or less
• :r
Roberti as president pro tem of the rapidl y growing suburbs. ·
, Senate. s1~naling a coni.nuation of That very growth. both of popu-
the Capito ·s status quo. even in li~ht lauon. ~nd economic acllvitv_ ..has of-Wldesprcact-pubtic-dB'Sansfac11on • with . the Legislature and a sull-sparked 'an anti-growth rt'acuon 1n
de,elopang FBI anvesugation into he;i •.ily impacted communllles.
Capitol corruption. The potent1al 1mped1ments to con-
Brown ·s re-election not\l.1thstand-ttnued prosperll\ for Cahfom1a. as
ing. there "ere still squab;blc v. 1th1n listed in the feg1slal1,·e ana.l)sl's
both part) caucuses" h1ch bubbled to report. include transportatton gnd-
the surface. prov1d1ng gr1 t for the lock. inadequate "Nater supplies: ne-ws m1 s o gnn 1n o cou....,."""'".._,....,,...,1..-n-.on--suclf rnfr.mrottorc tacrlt-
the openmg ceremonies. ttes as schools. trash disposal sites.
But a more 1mponant. 1f largely sewage treatment plants: inadequate
O\ erlookcd. C\ ent occurred 111 the tra1n1ng for potential v.orkers. high
C"apttol o n Monda~: houstng costs. hfe I) le dcgrada11on;
The Legislature s own fiscal ad-and lim11s on ta\es and spending that
"~r. the Jcg1sla11,e anal~st's ollicc. retard go,emment's ab1hl~ to re-
dcln ered 10 lawmakers a thoughtful spond 10 the other needs~
report on the stale of Cahfomia·s econom). Talc. for nample. labor force
h v..as pohte~ worded. But be-trends . .\s babv boomers begin rettr-
tv..ecn the lines. the report deh' ered a ing out of the c'ahfom1a worl.. force an serious warning 10 legislators and. tv.o decades. there are serious poten-
othcrs responsible for pubhq~olic~ 1n ttal shortages of trainable labor be-
Cahforn1a: the economy. while hum-cause of high dropout rates among
ming along nicely now. has some black· and H1span1c }oungsters who
potential problems thaJ should 'be arc growmg pon1ons of the tatc's
addressed before the} develop into population. We could, 1ron1cally.
full-blown en es. have a burgeoning {)Opulat1on and a
What's occurred 1n Cahfom1a dur-laborshonage co-e~1st1ngside b~ side · h 1 d d unless the pwbhc schools do a much-ing t e ast eca e 15 a true economic belier Job of dealing with non-.\nglo miracle that puts to shame 'the "Massachusem miracle .. claiml'd bv ·l~ungsters.
its go,ernor. Michael Dul..ak1s. v.hen "Cahfo rma faces an 1mpo ing Lask
he was running for president. · 1n meeung the .. challenge to the
Californ ia has absorbed more than state's economic fu ture." the
4 m1ll1on ne\\ persons in to Its anal)St's offi re told the Legislature
econom) and IO\\ered unemplO)-.\nd whale some leps ha\ e tx-en
ment to near-record lov..s. .\s the taken. --general!) pe:il..ang desoite
The a~aly~t's office 1s not the first a..UJtu:ull)' .. .tru:ecogn.12.c-1.he.w m pie x, • ..,.
of policy 1mres fac1ns California.
There·s been a 'emabre flood of
repons from public and {>m ate
groups 1n the 1ast )ear. alt o( wh1Ch
outline 1n. 1nesqpable deta.11 "hat's
neeckd lO be done
tfthe anu-e' erytlt1ng cro"d gels 1ts
":U · Costa Mesa "'~all~ be ;ust
another suburb -a dul\. ~
communit) for the no-growth elite.
or 1s 1t the first 10 note that the Would that sausf) .. the .ha, cs .. -
lead tfnte~r-ctt'ahfti \\llh these tow-me \to=1e11t med1ocnt .
issues 1s long and thus the need for BRIA K.. THERIOT
raptd -action 1s great. po1ng some-• Costa Mesa
thin~ 10 deal "llh the aforementtoned ~ .
. .
·po1ent1a1 1aoor shortage •n .:io10. for Don't look "or e'\amplc. "ould require radical . 11 . . •• change tn the pu bhceducauon ~!Item • (' ""de~i::al -handouts . .
"llhin the nnt tw o or three \ears 1 \:.. 'ti'
"Rt>gardless of the eu t acuons
e'eoLUall~ undertaken ... one th ing 1
clear -becaust California 1s so
rap1dl> urbanmng and undt:rgoing so
man) other s1g_n1ficant·changes. nov.
1s the ume tor making and 1m-
plement1ng plans for accomoda11n~
the state's future C"Conom1c g'rowth. ·
the report concluded ... The sooner
and more eff~uvel} this JOb 1
undena en. 1he better will be Cali-
forn1a ·s future economic per-
formance. linng standards and over-all quality.''
\gainst t~ose stakes. tl\e poht1cal
games 1n the Cap11ol look prem ~11~. don't the'? ·
Dan K'•ltt>rs is • syadJc•rftl
col•maisL
To the Edttor: l\mencans ·shouJd male e'en
effon to becom~ econom1calh inde-· pendent. at least v.1thm the ·ram1l)
UOIL •
Let us J \-Otd looking to the fedeTal
government for h'andouts and futu~
secunt). This year's pon-elect1on
debate of the fede·ral government's
mass1' e deficit as ""ell-foil oded.
Much of this ·dt'bt 1s contnved b)
welfarr and other chanucs be.stowed '
b) our gO'Vemmen\.
A go' emmcnt.. which is unablno
pa) 11s own bills. can hardl) be
depended upon to pa) ours.
F1nall). an) go' emment powerful
enough to II' e the people all that the}
want 1 also powerful enough to take
from the people ail I that lhe) ha\C
MIKE H.\l' ~
Corona del MaJ \
GOP freshmen; vetera~s see
framework Of;Reagaii legaci
'I TODAY IN H1sroR~
Toda,· 1 Thursda). Dec. . the
343rd da\ of IQ . There are 23 da'-s
left 1n 1hc )ear -
Orange County• s role in Bush victory
not lqst on Washington's power elite
h was a -.1gh1 10 ochold - Ronald side.
Reagan addressing a House chamber The chamber filled \\1th roars and
filled onl) v. 1th Republicans. applause. In fact. all of the Republicans " ho L) nn Martin. congresswoman
scr\.ed an the Congrc s under Pre 1-from llhno1s -w~o JUSI da) ago lo 1 a
dent Reagan at an)' ume dunng the close contest tor chairman of the
last eight )Cars "ere there. Republican C'ontCrcnC't'-. SOit 10 m)
I v..as there on \tonda). too -left Pm a1el\. he hared" 1th me her ~use technicall) I'll serve 11 da~s rcmin1 scnCi-of the Reagan ~ca~.
an the Congrt s under Pre 1dcnl .\s 1h·e president, eompleh.'d 111
Reagan. address. he was one of man\ who
In fact. C'ongrcs man-dect Dana -fought b3c~ tears.
f(ohrabacher and I ma~ bc the onh .\t the small rt\.'CPHOn 1n "talua~
'\mcneans in LI h1sto~ to sen c the Hall 1mm<.'<11a1el) al1er the prcs1-
samc president in both the \\ h11e dent' addrc . "e were J01ncJ b)
House and the C'oogrc . Ne'" mem-both Dan Qua) IC and George Bush
bers of ongrc :rn: ''brn 1n Jan. ~ II "as a wonderful opportun1l) fo1
Pre 1dcnl Bush v.on't be inaugurated members 10 mingle and chat frteh
unul Jan. !O. • "1th the pre 1dcnt.. lhl' prc~1dcnt-<'la·t
The president \\JS introducl·d b) Jnd the 'KC prcs1d1:nt-c:l('(1.
Bob Michel, "ho~· <?wn tenure 3 .\II thl\.~· "en.-cbulhent, and when
House Republican leader span the tile\ tal~ed wuh me ob!WCrH-d ho"
same 1980· I 98 period co' ercJ h) 'Critical Oran1c C'ounh was 10 the
the Reagan .\dm1n1s1rn1100. Michel Ul'<'C pf the na11onal uci..et 10
was \I 1hl) mOvl'<I. his \OICC crack: (.alaforn11 Dan Qua) k rcmark.ed
ina. as he rccalk'd .thl' 11mes both.?' upon the tact that the Bu h-Qua~ le
them -and all ol us -haH hl:~n 11c1'.ct "on ( ahfom1a b' ){)'), )
through toge1h1:r ' \Otc Jnd won Orange t ount b\ Then Ronald Reagan t1X'l the· 311 .0l'M.> ,01, • ·
n~ . urpmingl). he 'lOOd JI thclC\ tcm • It 1 a tact not lost ot1 \he po"'crchtc
on the Ocmocrat s1J1.• of 1hc :m k "' 1n ~ash1ngton that Oran~ Count)
1hc Houst chamber Btu that didn't pro\ ldC'd Lhc cn11rr 1a1c-.1de marain
1op hrm Imm talk1na ahout h \Vt th~ ot 'tdQI) tor urol'lc 8u h '
Democrat\· abandonment of n\..11n-There ha hccn "'1.1\'h talk among
stream -'ml"tte~a k:d him 10 "alk a";a' House Rtpubhl-an this "ttk af\cr
trom their pan) more than .?0 '"'" \6 )ear5 at onc-~n' rule of their
•That' ~h~.lMpn.~1 tJ.h<' ctiamhn about tht-uTtponantt ot ":a' ao1n1 to •a\k awa fmm t~ p1nin1a m~)nt\'Of~a\\, Sutdunnt
Otm«nt \iJc O"''t q&Jn m) 1alk wuh PT"t"Jl"nt<~I Bush.•<'
nd at that moml"nt, ~ ''rOOl" -f'\'\.-d 1ha1 a\,. re uh o(hl\ ..00.ofu'
acnm ai'9t 1n front of the . ~akcr'\ ~ulfal 'ol<' land h4.k "c arr cff~· ~hair tu the \«tl"m on..._ Rcpubh1;an "'ch thl" ma,om' p;arh . 1n 1tw-
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House Through the aurc ~,, c U<,C l,,
h1 \Clo. then~ president 1.an ~-c 10
tl that the C:Xmocrals will nl"\.'<I t"o-
thm.1 to get an~ thin'° pa ~--J
f <'Ou~. the other pan~ doesn't
ha'c 1v.o-th1rd .\nd that'" pl\.'CtS<'h
ho" the Bu h a cnda-1s go1n to be
v.rought m the I I t C. ong ... ~'i
1111.
Tonight. Pre 1dcn1 Rc~n will
g1' c-us one more 'a led 1c:tton \I the
\\a hington H1hon Hotel he v. 111
dd1,er the ,\mC''ncan Enlt'rpnsc In·
s11tutc IC<'turc 1an\ others lrom the
CoOJn .. -ss "111 be there. too. as" tll thc
mtetll.'("tual kadcl"$ of the on-
<ief'\ a\1\e mo,emcnt. and the •ason-
ed \Ctcran ol 1h1: Reagan ~d'"1n1s-
1ra11on
Once more "c'll pauSt to con 1dcr
the ICEfn of Ronald RC'ag.an·., \eaf'
1n thcO,J.1 OOl1."t' a ~tronacr '\mcnca
at pratt. anJ a nation 1n the m1d\\ of
th( lon~t 4't'onom1 C\Pilnsu.-.n 1n
~a«ttmc h1slof"\
.\nd once more'. •(''ll be tn.·atC'd 10
tht ktoJ ol aJdrc that onl~ Ronald
Rc4'11n can ~1H
'lr'C'a.J}. •c·re hc'l1nn1"1 10 min
lum.
(1lrlt ca .
~,.,.
Distrkr..
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1 oda' H1ghhght in Hmoi:.
One 'ear ago. on Dec .. 19 7 • on th~ lirsi da~ of 1he1t thrt>e-da) \\ h11e
House umm1t. Pre 1dent ~eagan
and 0' 1et leader M1lhail
v orbache' signed a trcat:y under
v. htch the uperpo"crs agrttd to
de tro\ their ·arst'n~s of an1enn t>d1·
a1e--range nuclear mi\s1le
On th• date In I 5.& Pope Ptu I proclaimed
the d ma ot the Immaculate on-
ccpt1on. "h1ch hold that \far'). th e
molher ol Je us. "a herself free of
Ongmal 1n from lhe moment she
".1 (00l'CI \ ed
Toda'· btnhda's Entertainer
mm' ·o.i\ 1 Jr t c)3 .\~tor--01~~1or
\ta\lm1h Jn h II 1s 5 (. l,mi."daan
A•P\ \\ 11 l1n 1 5 Rod. S)nger 1rcg&
.\!Im.in 1 4 1 .\CUT Kim BasingC'r as
' Thought for tooa~ ··1r t am nol for
m\)(11. "ho "111 ~for me., . If)' Tk AnecJatel PrnJ
Commentlwelcome
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Tht' Dail\ Pilot ~clcomcs your
op1n1on on maucrs of pubhc
1ntcre$l. utters and 10,.r an1cles of com·
mcnlaf'\' mu t be ~ancd. The) should
be "ocd or ck'ath wnttcn and !lent 10 Lf:. f tER~ tu the EDITOR. Da1h
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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1988
Title seekers
T~ ~· Cout area lliP mcllool ..... Yle for cur cbam-
Dloaelllr Friday ~t. and lbree o tbe ladlYld.al •tand-
oat. are (f~ left) Weeton
Jolin.on of Corona del Illar.
Pred Schweer of Woodl»rlqe
and O.Yld Bentaan of Poantaln
Valley. It'• a repeat per-
formance for W oodbrlqeDand J
Fountain Valley la tbe finale
and a flrat-e•er appearance for
CoroA& dcl Mer. Corona del Mer
daela defea~ Dl.Ulon VI
champion Valencia at <>ra-.e
Cout Colle1e; Woodbrld,le Ce-
fenda lt. Dl.Ulon VDf dtle
Al.µn.t Pacific Cout Lea,tae co-
climplon Trabaco HOI• at
lllulon Viejo, and Foantaln
Valley retarn•· to Anaheim
Stadlam to take on Bi•bop Amat
ln·DIYlalon I. Belqw the playera
tell their •Ide of the •tory . .
•
Once, or twice, in.a lif etinie-_realiZed.
• • • .. I • -
arons,_ Sea Kings. Warriors standouts
share some of their thoughts on finals
By ROGER CARLSON
OflMO..,NMt..-.
Once·in-a-lifetime adventures
for some twice-in-a-lifetime. that's
how it is for members of cham-
pionshipl"finalists Friday· night as
Sunset League champion Pountain
Valley. Sea View League champion
Corona d~I Mar and Pacific Coast
League co-champion Woodbridge go
for the gold.
All the cliches that are bandied
about apply. It is the things dreams
·are made of. It is the end of the
rainbow. And it is something that can
actually be tasted. All the work. and
sweat. and frustrations. and desires
have culminated in the most legit-
imate Big Game of their lives.
From these three squads -..! about
140 individuals. as well as probably a
good number of underclassmen
brought up to experience the finals
from the sidelines, only a handful will
--g-o on to four-year programs.5Cveral
will move on to the community
college levei and most will put the
wraps on their careers Frii;t.ay !"i$ht.
And even for that select ind1 v1dual
who goes on to who knows what? This
game. the htgh school Clf fi_nals will
hold an honor equal to virtually
anything that might come his way.
~Fountain Valley High's Barons
(11·2) have won consecutive Sunset
League championships an<t will be at
Anahtim Stadium for the second
straight year in their quest for the ASH Division I croy.'n against Bishop GLIUl!f CBRISTY RYAJll N GRltOHAACK
Corona del Mu RICK NOCK Foaat&ln Valley
JOE lllLLER
Woodbrtqe PATDLlrY
Corolla del lla.r Amat (I l·2). Foaatahl Valley Woodbrtqe
Corona del Mar's Sea Kings good offensively and defcnm el\. mat.~er of gorng out now an<! e ·«:ut-our ollense was rcall~ chckmg.
( 11-0-2) arc the first-ever team in the They're balanced on offense and mg. .. We had our biggest 1eam effort of
school's history, to make it to the · defensively they put a lot of J1fessure ' tile season last ~eek (in a 14. 7 victory fi nals, and they II try for the Division on the quarterback and use man-tO::-. Corona del Mat guard and ' O\er~Pac.fica). We "ere able to come
VI crown ar Orange C~ast Cellege man coverage. like Servitc did las1 hn.!bae.ker Pat Kelly: back after their tying to uchdown and agai~stdefendingchamp1on Valencia week -"' I think n was our goal (to win the score and the defense did the rest. '12-0-1 ) · . . ~ . champ1onsh1p) from da} one. After 'A 1 f •-h 1 •
l ~ . . . ··1 think (experience in playing in "hat happened in our first league . ot o peopfi t ,1nb we re JUSt
And Woodbridge H1gh's Warriors the finals) is overrated. It 1s 1ncred1ble game against Uni' ersn' ca 14-14 ue). happ) to be in the ma s.. ut "e "ant
( 12~ I) return _to de~epd tb~1r Div1s~on to go into· the big stad!~m at first. but • we realized that. as a" hole. v.e didn't . ~me re~enge a~inst ~al1c~cta1 < fo)r VIII champ1ons~1p against PaC1.fic once the game starts. l~·SJUSt another play that well. , t )ears secon -roun be ohss ·
Coast League rival Trabuco Hills iteld. I don't see any big advantage. ..We said that we've got fou r games "('e feel we should ha"e aten t cm
( 11-2). the te~m which denied _the ''It's been long and fun (playmg at left and 1f we v. in the resi of our ast year. · W~mors the.1r ti~st-e~er ou.tnJh! Fountain Valley) and we JUSt want to games. "e're in the pla}offs We "on .. (Pia~ 1ngat CdM) bas been a'A'laJOr l~~ue c~amp1onsh1p. It s at M1ss1on go out a win_ner. This team 1s reall} three of the four and 11ed the-other one. ~rt of m~ hfe and it"s sad kno",ng -\'i~1gh. cfose 3!1f·we ve betn~en tong-;md bttame·ttague"C'ha . i t n'!!Ytast game-wheth~ ~-rwllrOl'
Herc's what some of the key pla}ers ume. through 16 week.s o(th( season. ..When the pamngs came out. "'e lose. .
In these Jhrec games has to say about through summer. spnn!l, and winter saw "e "'ere pla>tng Troy and afler Woodbridge H1gb quarterback
it: weightlifting. \.\'C blew them oul (44-0). I thougttt "'c Fred Scti weer: •
FoHtaia Valley quarterback ··we·ve had some~ real good prac· "'ere peak mg at JUSl 1hc right time. ..It's a prett~ big deal ind1\ 1duall~
David Heal1u: uces Lhi s week. ~nd I think we·, c been Defense had ~en our maJor For the" hole team and hool back-
"They (Bishop Amat) are really peaking thr?ughout 1he pla}offs. It's a backbone through league pla). but to-bad. champ1ons~1ps 1 n'1 done
0.., ·~ ..... "" ........
Barons.run·past
Warriors,.· 81-1!0
FV makes semis;-
Estancia rambles
tntotourney fin~ -
By ROGER CARLSON
Of .. 0.., No4 Itel!
Fountain Valle) Htgh's Barons
have a couple of players mrss1ng
because of the football finals Fnday
night (standoUl receivers Mike Cook
and Doug Weaver). but from the
appearance of what's ldt of the
basketball team the) ·re hard I~
missed. Coach Dave Brown'sguintet eased
to its second stnught '1c1ory of the
season Wednesda> night with a first-
round 81-60 'erdict o'er \IS1t1ng
Woodbridge tn the Sponmg Goods
West Classic.
The victorv. ·led by the 2().po1 nt
ef(ort of Derrick Corcoran. as well as
some solid front-court pla) b) 6·
foot-5 Mike Merli. puts the Barons
into tomght"s semifinals ag:unst
M1ss1on VJeJo at :30.
The finals arc Fnday nigh t. but
should the Barons make 11 1h rce
straight tonight the:r'll mo"e the
champ1onsh1p game 10 Saturda)
night at 7:30.
And. 1f the) lose tonight. the) ·11 '1e
for third place at 4:30 Fnday. ra1her
than the scheduled 6.
.
Tonight's schedule
4 30-Servite vs WOOdbr.d9e
6-Edison vs Corm>ton
7.30-Mi.ssloo V1e10 vs_ Founra.in Valley
this 'ear:· sa1d Bro"n .. , almo t had
an nisurtt'Ct1on o,·er this."
The Barons JUmpcd all OH'r the
Warriors in the earl) going v. nh an
effecuve press producing nine Wood-
bndgc tumo' crs Ul the first quarter
on the wa) toa ~i-12 bulge. and ll "'35
40-20 "Ith 2:5Q left 1n the hall after
Corcoran's la~up
By halftime e'ef) Baron suited up
had played
Woodbndge cut It to 4 -41 in the
third quarter. but Brov. n instructed
his team to return 10 11s pre sing
tactics and qu1cl..le~ Merh dropix.-d 1n
a pair of buckets 11nd Lewis Murdent
connected qn a thtce·potnt pla} and
the Barons v.crc o ck into a ~om
fortablc 55-51 lead ,
"'.\t times "hen vie "'ere pn' 1n~
and running "c looked real good ·
allowed Bro\lon ... It v.a a good effort
and" 1th good mtl',fl It} I thought our
guard pla) v.as c pt'C'tall~ gdod ..
Tom \\ea,er tint hcd v.nh an
unch11ractensuc Q points. but he got
1n onl} ·~4 of pla,tng time \\ca, er
sat o ut the la t 5 oq ot the second
quarter v.1th' h1 third per onal foul
went to the bench"' 1th 3 30 kfl in the
third pc noel~" 1th a fourth foul. and sa'' JUSt 73 seconds 1n the founh
• ·t
•
IUD COOK. ALEJt ZALDIV Alt
Fomrtaha Valle1 W~qe ~.
\Cf) often.
··Last }ear was the first lime the
school had gone to the Cl F cham·
p1onsh1ps. The second round. this
year some people had doubts. Thty
thought we might have an average
team and not do so wen. But we
surpnsed some people. We knew all
along "e had good team. We knew we
could return.
··The feehng is not really different.
Not too many peopleget to this poutt
-gomg tC> two straight cham-
p1o nsh1ps. It's a great feeling. ot too
mucb .. d.st .. can bc..sald.....
.. , thmk 11 helps tha.i Trabuco bas
beaten us. The re' enie factor 1s
ccrtatnl) there. But this 1s the CIF
champ1onsh1p and we're going tc be
up for this gar;ne no matter who we're
pla}mg.
(Pleue .ee PLA TERS/112)
Carter Rotan of Poaataln Valley pa•• ap coa.rt acatut
tlae defeue of Woodbrlqe'a lllke Baacclo.
•
.. Our pla)ers mtSScd ou r cham'-
, p1onsh1p football pmc last )Car and
therc·s nQ. wa) they'rr going to m1 11 (l»leaH eee BAROl'fS/82)
Coeta Mesa nacqaetball champion Lynn Adame ba• con·
tlnaed her aucceaa daplte dlqnosi• of nerYe damace .
. UCI tries
Glamour of pros soon becarpe to regroup
reality f?r ex-Rustler Lomas vs. Waves ,.
BILL
MULLICAI
DESPITE ADVERSITY,
By JON FERGUSON °' .............
In the first )car of Mari.. Loma~·
NFL career with the New York Je1s.
life was glamorous. Then the rcaht
oftht pme bepn to set in
Lomaa rose to football pi:omincnct
in unusual fashion. never ha ving
pqycd football unul his senior >car at
Garden Grove High. never hav101
staned unul his freshman )car at
Golden ~st Coll*. never ha,lna
thoup about bcinp professional
pla until ht was draned 1n the round b) the Jct, in I "70.
y h11 sccon<a )Cir in th<' pros. his
ICveftth 1n orpni!Cd footblll, ht'
bepn lO 5tt th<' J>fO same fo~ Whit It
"as-ll)Ob. With three game to pla)
10 his ltfth pro season. he tore his
.\chilies tendon m a game "h1ch
proved to be his last rcautar sea on
con\cst.
Two years later. rctumma to acuon
in a 1976 pre-season game aficr sitting
out the 1975 campaign. an 1lkgal
block tore up his knct. ended his
carttr and "cnt a Iona \\I) to"ard
creauna a new rule.
It wa~ o rapid me 1n one ~nsc. a
quid. dccltnc m another. lo\h1ch coimc
at a point in h1H·an'\·r ~hcr:c.~lefiln
who st1clt Qrc bet"'"'" to CnJO) their
pnmc
t o ma,· t\.-chngs for the pro pmc
(Pl ....... LOllAS' /83)
" \\-c ha'e h.id a \\l~l offtx,·au'-\' ol
final e'.\am~.md \\l' ha' c a 1.hancc to
redeem oursclh-sagJ•n~t l'\·ppt'rdmc Sawrd\)~ night <l\ 7.)010 the Bren
Center.
I could deal" 1th being I·'\ a• th1!1
point 1f~had pl.i,cd a lot of rl.).lJ
pmc but "Cha\ C pl3)ed thrw at
home. Youarc\uppo~-J toplJ\
bctt~ at home and O\Ct the )<.'Ur\. ''l'
ha,caboul an SS pcrn~~t "'n ration
at the Bren cnt('r and ptC\ 1011,1\.
Crav. ford Hall \\c "ill come ~l L. somd1ov... but 11 thl\ time tlt,·n: "::a
lotofanAiet) 1mon1thcn'ikh\·~.anJ
I am \urt' alw from 1~ aroup of •
pcopkthat ft'tlsihc> .1rc<.1.~t:h<.·\.
'
• ADAMS STILL WINNING
COLLEGE BASKETBAU
.\Iler the Pcppcrdme game ~tur
Ja). "C ha'c Ea~tem \\a h1ng1on .11
homt Tucsda} 01gh1. then all hdl
break loo~ 1011hc n~\l t"o "'"'Ck' \\ctra,d1ol '\L\ (lkc ·l5>.lmolj
of h1cagotlA.'C I land\ 1rg1n1a
(Dec ~ll.1hcna1H't1\}t'lnc-l ({ .\
1n the Rren Center lk~ ~ The
Bruin' .m: n·;i ll\ pl.i\ 1na \\di ·a
lh'-·1e.u\·~u1t~a k\\ tacult~
mcmtx1 a1 \lur \:ampu' .,ho "''ulJ
bncn hJ!lP' 11 "~"'·rd•"d <.\.in
011.'St.l Jn\(. \ \ 1)1' "'''°Ill pro-(PleaeeeeeUCl/BS)
8~ KEVI' 00\'LE
J)1~~no '' ,,, 'l'tnal nrn,· dam:t$t'
1n a p1t11,•.,\1,,nJI jlhkte rnuld 1n·
J1ratc 1t\ 11mc to J,'H'li.ll' altcrn.l-
ll\l' jl)~ ·i..11tv bu1 not for n:111onal
r.1'-·qu,•1t\.1ll lh.lmp11ln l 'nn .\J.1m\
1lf ( ,,,,J \k...i
On'-' H'Jr .li''· t ,, 'I \CJM.1IJ
.\dam ",.' t ll11h..1t '" 1'l·rn1rau,,n ''' her m\don 'h'"·011h J r'r'''''\11\('
co' cnnl arou1hl lhl.' t~undk ,,f .,~m\JI
nl'I'"'' "a" f\.'~Jll.'n,1hk fo1 ttngltn1 ~n~llOO\ \he ~ .. , ,.,~11\.'n\.tng all
0\1.'f ht:I ~)\,I\.
. l hl' \.Ondit1 >0 Y.'1 hl\lt·~n'lttl\C
"1th '~ mptom\ HON>tnl up dll\' h'
tn\."f1.'J'4.'\ m ~~~ 1,·mJll.'tiltul\' Imm
"'°'~out~:· .\dan1' ... ud.
l-ol'C\'d to W\Ch.~h hm1l her tram·
1ng lor 1hc 1% ·Women's Prcr.
I~ 1onal Ra ~uctt\.111 hamp1on hip
in June. her pracucc "a hm1too 10 pla~inga le"' game pcrv.CC'k In sptc
of1h1 . hc '-'onhcrsl\thnat1onalt1tlc
''' 01<.)nth\ lat\·r "Rcr:u,,1..c nn ,11,,11 k'cl v.cnt do-n
durin,. that ltnlC' I v.-as fOf\X'd to u~ t'tr~un po"cr 1n~tc~. ·• \he satd. "I
L.1ll1"' mu" Jtlou1 the pmc than a lot
ol the pcopk I'm compctina with.''
l h\· \ptnal 1'cn "' dam• will
<'lln1muc 10 l\~tnl'.t ~ Jra1n1na fOf
luturc 1ournam.:-nt w·~ dt~
runn11't and •ctplhft•"I from 9wT'
rou11nn, 'dam w1'1COMCMfWOftl tC~ pt11ett\'C Pll.'C'.' PCT welk ....
(Pl Ill -•wi•,.•
82 Otange Coast DAILY PILOT I Thursday. December 8, 1988
R:yan wilf stay
ho1ne onr-range,
signs with Texas
From The Associated Press
A TLANT" -All-time strikeout Ill
leadrr Nolan Ryan d~~ to stay home ,,
on the range Wedncsd~nd agreed 10 a
· one.year con1rac't wi th T_cxas.
The free agent's total package is in exn·~ of SJ
mil hon and includes an option for I 990nnd inccnti\('S.
Ryan. wl\o got a $200.000 s1gn1ng bonus. will earn S 1.6 mill ion in 1989 and S 1.4 m1lhon in 1990. If the
Rangers do not iuck up his option. the)' ha\C to Pf!Y
Ryan $200.000.
IN THE BLEACHERS
In terms of bonus mone). Ryan will cam S 150.000
for wmning the Cy Young Award. $50.000 for being
named~_o the All-Star team and $75.000 for lx'ing
sclectco)lhc playoff or World Series MVP. 1
• • ~~9~~~~~~~~ ---m1-;:-R n 41 had hjg_~r offers_frqm California an..._ ... ""*:-\._ ___ ___.....,..::
San ranc1sco. but money wasn't the onl~ factor.
.. I'm a dichard Texan:· said Ryan. '>'ho has 4.775
strikeouts in 21 seasons. and spent th(' last nine )Cars
with Houston.
"I wanted to remajn in Tcl(as. The o crriding
factorwaS'Wfrat I felt was best for me and my family ... he
said. I ~ The Astros offered S 1.3 m1l11on 10 keep tum: R}:\1'1
made SI mllhon in base salary last season and collected
S200.000 in bonu ses.
The California Angels had offcri~d Ryan S 1.8
m1ll1on plus incentives and San Francisco made a bid of
S 1.7 m1 lhon. R)an's agenl. Ri chard Moss. said the
Angels and Giants also added option }Cars to their
offers.
In other de,cfopnfents Wed nesda\ a!. baseball's
winter meetings 1n Atlanta official!~ ended:
• The Mil\\aul.cc Bre"ers traded catcher Bill
Schroeder ~12 the California Angels for infielder Gus
Pohdor. Sch?ocdl'r. JO. split time with Denver of 1h1.•
American .\ssociat1on and the Brewers in 1988. He hll
.235 'Allh Oen' er 1n six games. With the Brewers. he hit
.156 in 41 games '>'Ith five home ru·ns and 10 RBI.
•The New York Mets traded second baseman
Wal l\ Backman to the Minnesota Twins for three
minor-league p11Chl·rs. Backman. 29. hit .103 in 99
games last season with 17 runs baned in .
Quote of the day
Howard David, radio voice of th(' Nl'W Je~>
Nets. on th(' trade that sent guard Mike McGee
from the Sacramento Kings to th(' Nets for
second-round draft choices in 1991 and 1996: ··1
hope Sacramento 1s pa tient. because one.of its
p1cl.s 1s in the e1gtuh grade now:·
UCLA 4-0 after 85-7 4 victory
Junior for'>'ard Tre\'Or Wilson poun~d m 1n a '"-·ason-h1gh J2 points <h L'CL .\'>'On 11s
fourth '>t ra1~ht basketball game \\\·dne'>-
da\ night. !b-7-1. o'er Boston L'n" crs11~ at .
Paule\ Pa' 1hun. L'CL.\ broke Boston L'n1H'rs1 1' ·s
thm:-gamc Y.inn1ns streak and under nl''l' head coa.l'h
Jim Harrick has 11<, b\:st stan s11m: I 9lC-~J "hen the
Brum-. started o-0. Boston 1s 3-2 . . In other college
oosl.ctb.ill. Gary Payton.scorcd.i:1ghlporn1s in thi: final
''~u m1nu11.·s leading Oregon State to a ICX)-90 ~in o'er
'Lo,ola M,mmount .. Leonard Taylor scored 22
'poirih and addl'U Ill rebounds to lead Califurn1a to an
81S-5 7' 1cton oH·r T enncsSCl' Teen ... Glen Rice scorl'd
21 points to kad second-ranked M1ch1gan (7-0) to a
I OIS-62' 1ctor; 0' l'r ( cntral M 1chigan ... Charles Smtih
scored 13 points and had a school-record 16 assists to
lead '.\'o. 4 Georgetown ( J-0) to a 95-62 '1tto~ O' N St
Leo ... r-..onh Carohnascored the.first 15 points and the
e1ghth-ranl..cd Tar Heels (7-1 J beat Yandcrt111t. 89-77.
behind 25 points from Jeff Lebo and 10 from Kevin
Madden . ·" Byron Irvin scor~d 23 points. tncluding 15
1n th~ second half. and No. I !Missouri (6-:!> beat Tul~.
73-61
Islanders replace head coa~h
Thl·-New York Islanders. ofT 10 their
'>'Or'lt start tn IS 'cars. fired Coach Terry
Simpson \\ cdnc!.da~ and replaced him
w11h Al Arbour, '>'hQ·ptlotcd the team to
four <.tra1gh1 ~tank) Cups in the earl) I Q80s The
Islanders. "ho "on the Patrick D1' 1S1on 11tlc last season. 1mpson·s ..ccond with the club. ar1.· 7-18-2 this
_sc~on. las1 m the d1,1si on. and ucd '>'1th ( lm·ago for
the lc'>'C~t poin\s 1n the NHL .. On the ice Wcdnc~a).
John MacLean ~cored two ofh1s three goals in a decisi ve
)(.'Cond ix·riod a<. Ne" Jerse) ended ~n eight-game
'>'tnless strt·al.. <0-7-1) "Ith a 5-1 \ICto~ o'er \\ ash1ngt on in E..ist Rutherford . Dave Gagner scored
on a rebound ofh1s own shot with 8:03 left m regula11on.
hfl1ng Minne<.ota into a 2-2 lie with Montreal in
Bloomi ngton .. In Edmonton. Jari Kurri scored three
goals in the 'nond period and Mark Messler had two
g~als and t'>'O assists to lead the Oilers to an 8-3 rout of
Quebec -·
"Whal a fiasco. I knew our guys were In for a
tough game, but crlmlny, I never thought
they'd just roll over and die."
Lakers.bla!lt Suns, 125-111
Magic Johnson recorded his fourth
··1riplc-double" of th1.• season and Byron
Scott scored 27 points as the Los Angeles
Lakl·rs defeated the Phoenix Suns.
125-111. at the Forum for their six th co nsecutive
\ICtOr). Johnson had 19 points, 12 rebounds and 18
assists without p~aytng an~ of th(' fourth quarter. Wit h
the '1ctory. the Lakers arc unbeaten in seven games at
the Forum and kt<p t the best record in th(' NBA. 14-3 ..
. Ebe-where in the NBA. Moses Malone capped a scason-
h1gh . .27-poin i pcrformancc b> making three free
throws 1n the final I 0 seconds. enabling Atlanta to hold
off the Celtics 1n Boston Garden. 106-103. and c>xtend
its w1nnmg streak to six games ~ .. Adriaa 08.Dllty
scored 14 of b_is 31 pojnts in the fourth quarte1 and
Detroit held N BA scori ng leader Miclaael Jordan to 18
points in beating Chicago at home. 102-89 ... Cliarfes
Barkley had 29 points and H rebounds and sfor~ s1>.
-potnts during a 12·0 spurt in the second half. leading
Philadelphia to a 134-109 ictor)'.J)ver Denver at th('
Spectrum ... In In dia napolis. Cbuck Person scored 12
ofht s 27 points 10 the decisive third period and Indiana
outscored Portland. 37-1 4. from the fre('-throw line and
beat the Trail BlaLers. 129-120 ... Kenny Smltll made
three straight breakaway layups to cap a Sacramento
comeback and then hit two free throws with four
seconds left. se nding the winless Heat to its 14th
straight dekat. 96-94. in M1nm1 ... In Dallas. Dutil
Harper scored 31 points. including a go-ahead thrcc-
pointl'r with I :48 remaining. lifting the Ma"cricks to a
I 02-98 \ 1ctof) O\ er Seattle ... In S.lllt Lakl' City. Karl
Malone scorl'd 3-1 points. including nine during a 12-2
spurt earl) in the second half. as Utah defeated
Wa)h1ngton. 11 1-94.
Auburn's Rocker wins Outland ---
.\ubum·s Tracy Rocker, thC' No. I •
(>la, er on the nation's No. I dcfcns1,c unit. t llt
lought ofT t~o offcnm e linemC'n Wcdnc~-"
day and won the 43rd annua~ Outland --
Troph) as the nation's top interior lineman. The 6:·
foot-3. 278-pound senior tackle "as an.nounccd as th e
"inncro,cr M1ch1gan State tackle Tony Maadaricll and
P111 guard M~rk Stepnoski ... Veteran 11gh1 end Erle
Sievers, wal\cd b)' the San Diego Chargers. was
claimed Wedncsda~ b~ the Rams. Sieve,s. an e!ght-yC'ar
FL 'cteran. has been on the in1urcd reserve hst with 11
ptnl-hCd r'ICQ.,.C_IO h1~ nccL
Television, radio
' TELEVISION
4.30 Pm -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Connecticut
al Purdue, ESPN
6 JO P.m. -COLLEG~ BASKETBALL: Oklahoma
al New Mexico (re'Peals af midniohl), ESPN.
7.30 P.m. -P~O B~SKETBALL: HOU)le>n al
Clippers, Channel S •
. 7.30 pm. -PRO HOCKEY: Winnipeg al Kinos.
Prime T1ckei
8 Pm. -HORSE RACING: Hollvwood Park
replavs. Channel S6 (Prime Tickel, JO:JO P.m.)
8:30 p.m. -PRO HOCKEY: New york Rangers al
Harlford (delavedl. WOR.
9 pm -RODEO: National Finals from Las Vegas
(lae>eJ. ESPN ..
9 pm. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL: Louisville al
Western Kentuclw (delayed), USA.
RADIO
7:30 o.m . -PAO BASKETBALL: Houston ~I.
CliPoer s. KRTH (930) 7.30 P.m -PAO HOCKEY: Winnipeg al King$,
KLAC (S70l.
7 30 e>.m. -COLLEGE BASKETBALL.: Cal Slate
Fullerton al San Dleoo. KMRV (1600).
FRIDAY'S TELEVISION
10 a.m. -GOLF: Team Championship from Wesl
Palm Beach,, Fla., ESPN.
' ADAMS WIN.NING DESPITE ADVERSITY. • •
From Bl
maintain a 1.on11nucd emphasis on
the ps)'1.holog1cal aspect of thC' game ~hC' succ<.·ssfulh use<, a process of
'1suahLat1on wticrebl' she ~cs in her mind's e)'C. the d~tai sofa match 1n
progress as she would ha\C 11 pla)cd.
.. I actuall)' \\rt le down the feelings I
want to have when rm out there.
what kind of aura I want to project.'"
Adams said ... You've got to plan for
anything that might happen on the
court. from a cheating opponent to
shots that arc t.o0 short. Most pla)'crs
don"t plan for these things but I do."
Emphasis on this psyc hological
aspect ot thc game rould be the seem
of her uccess. he's "'on ('VCf)
tournament that e'1sts over the
course of her 10-}ear professional
career. 1ncc the creation of the
Women's Profes$1onal Racquetball
Assoc1at1on 1n 1979. she's won more
matches. lltks and money than an)
other woman.
.. I don'l lose very of\en." Adams
s~ud. In the last four years of
tourn3mcnt play. she's lost only three
11mes
Nerve damage was not the first
barrier for Adams to compete ath-
lcucally. At age 16. she was diagnosed
as hav1na rheumatoid arthritis. an
incurable cond111on that produce
interm111cnt s)'mptoms of pain and
~welling in the Joi nts 1n different parts
of the body.
She started treatment 1mmcd1a1cl)
to reduCt' the swelling and pain. On a
wholt' her cond111on has 1mpro ... cd.
but symptoms still crop up oc-
c-as1onally. )
··1 can always try to work around 1t
when I'm pla)'tnS. hut when 11
happens to my n&ht wnst II JCtS hard
to play -rncquetball 1 a very wn I•
Lynn Adame
oriented sport:· Ad ams 531d.
C'ompctit1\(' si nce childhood.
Adams grew up in Costa Mesa
playing basketball. softball and run·
ning cro s coun1ry. When sht' started
high school at f.stancaa. *here she
conc-entrated on cross cQuntry only.
Adams lcfl Orange Coast College at
19 to pursue a professional racquet·
ball career, She met with limited
success for the first few years.. but
acq uired Ektelon as a sponsor 11 aae
22. and has bet'n w11h them ever
since. She won her first nauonal
championship an 1982. and ~nt on
to cap1urc fiH more by June of 1988.
As s~kcsperson for the Nauonal
Anhra us f'o unda11on. Adam make
cverctl-appearances nationwide
evcl) ~ear on their bchnlf and she·~
also bttn ~ice president of the WPRA
for ei ght of the pasr nine years. he
received the tcding Award in 198 1
and again in 1986: the award goes 19
the one who's done the most for the
sport that year both on and off the
court. and 1s awarded based on a vote
by one's peers. •
Though she hopes 10 con11nuc
playmg pro fessionally for a few q1ore
years. Adams has also re-enroll~ at
OC after more than I 0 years. She
plans'° take two classes in the spring
semester. and" ultimately earn an
Associate of Arts degree. She plan~ to
earn a bac-hclor's degree 1n pS)-
chology and wants to eventually teach
at the college le\el.
''I'm really into school. I'm ac-t.ua lly
readina my textbook." she u1d.
Adams 1s compcungagamst the top
women pla)'crs in 1hc country today
through Sunday in the Third Annual
Ektclon Chn~tmas ClaHic Racquet-
ball Championships at the LA Fitness
Club in Anaheim. Mort than 40
professionals and 200 amateurs arc
panic1pat1ng.
This fundra1ser event will benefit
the non-profit organiia11on "Ad·
vanccd Rcsourct's for Foster Kids."
which benefits abu~ and abln-
doncd children. An auction will be
held at the fi tness club at 7· 30 p.m. on
Saturday. reatunna uch 11ems as a
condo m ~mmoth for a wccktnd.
custom oak dOOI'$ and tickets to ··The
Glory ·Of Chrfltmas'' and Knoll's
Berry Farm.
The srmifinals wilt be on S.tuntay
at •:JO and 6 p.m.,Jnd finals win bt at
2 p.m. Sunday. Ticket 1nf'onMti~
may ~obt11~ bycallina6~9~ j'
,
..
BARONS •••
From Bl btfore the officials ao• him again.
The Barons dropped in 26 or 50
1hrouah three quaners (S2 pcm:nt)
and were never 1n trouble.
As for WoodbndJt. it was a ma net
of going without all cylinders as 6-6 P.A. Emerson. dtft'ns1ve &pc<'a1hs1
Ryan Nash and point guard FJ"(I
Schweer remain in football
t'ndeevors.
"I saw s0me thinas 1ha1 wtrc
pleasing." said WarriOI'$ Coach Bill
Shannon. "Romahs Taylor is a 10th
grader and did a nice job. He went to
tbe boards well." Elsewhere Wednesday ni&ht:
Es&ud8 71 W..aen It: Tim Kjar
banked in a deij;ra1ion three-point
shot from about five feet in from the
sidelines 10 give the Easies the victory
and a benh in the championship
game of the Garden Grove Towr-
nament.
Estancia. now 3-0. advan«S to
Friday's 8 o'clock final 10 face the
winnerof tont"'t's Mqnoffa:Loara
game .•
The' Eagles. who led almost the
. entire way. wert led by Mike Curtis'
season-high 34 poinl5. Curtis. who
connected on a pair of three-point
shots. scored 19 in the second half
inc-luding 13 in the lhird"quarter.
Costa Mea 1%, SUtlap U : The
Mustangs improved to 2=2 with the
non-league victory on the loser's
court, as Timmy Nguyen dropped in
20 points (his fourth straight 20-point
effort) ctnd Young Chang ( 14) and
Jose Casas ( 13) added double digit
scoring.
"We had the fast break really going
well." said Mesa Coach Dean Cooper.
"We were filling the lanes lilkc we're
supposed 10 do and we played some
really tenacious man-to-man defense .
"They were determined they were
.................
Joey Coben of WoOdbrldp ,..._ down a reboaad wblle
clme qaarten wltll w•••te llllle Baacclo.
not JOIRI to te1 down toni&ht and they day's double overtime loss to ~:ICDel
denied the ball inside. and hawked back w11h a 12-point cushion ove
the ball... Palisades a.t Chapman Coll• in
A 21-12 second quarterselthc tone non-lea,ue_,game, highlighted by th
for ttJcTest of the night. 22-poinl effort of David Boyle and
"It was four good. solid quarttl'$ of 12-12 effort by Andy Karich in term
basketball." continued Cooper. of points and boards. Jason Quin
.. Young Chang did an outstanding had Jive assists.
job on defense and on the boards. and Mater Dei ium~ on Palisade
Jose Casas did a nice job on the early with a 20-1 O first quarter and
boards. I brought in a sub. Dave was never threatened. _ Burnell, and he did a good job for on
the boards. as well."
• Mater Del n , Palisades 45~ The
Monarch~ 0011nrt"d hack from Mon-
...
The win improves Mater Dei to 4-1
with a date with Los Alamitos tonight
at 7 at UCT s Bren Events Center.
Monarchs shutdown e>ilers . . . ..
The Mater Qci High girls. basket-her 18 pointt.,i in the first half.
ball team started its season later than including four successful three-point
most teams this year. but the shots. She also had live rebounds. fi ve
Monarchs appeared in midscaSQn assists and three steals.
Laurie Rush added nine rebounds
to go with eight points and Erica
Goddard played well defensively.
blocking lhrce shots.
form in their first game at Huntington E1ta11cia 58, La1ua Hills 44: The Beach Wednesday nigtit. Eagles evened their record 111 1-1as4-In community college games:
The Mater Dei defense limited the foot-I I Angelica Sunoto supplied the Golden West 11•. Vlc&or Valley 45:
Oilers to just 17 points in the first spark with a career-high 16 po11Tts. 10 The Rustlers exceeded the century
three quarters and breezed to a 48-27 stea ls and fi ve asS'1sts. mark for the fifth time this season in a
victory. The Eagles trailed, 40-J'l entering game played at Cal State Fullerton.
Kell y O'Brien was t~e _catalyst for the final q uarter. but used aq effective Six Goldep Wc~t players scored in
,, Mater Dei. scorihg, 14 points and-. man-!i'-man full-c?urt press to~s · double figures. paced by. St~phan1e
hauUng dbwn 15 rcb<funds .. " hfle th~· Haw~s. 'forc"ing 1.r ·IUrl!O\' 'in Swanson With 20. The Rustle~ (7-~)
Krisha ThomP6eh·a·dded 11 p(>ints ·the final'pcriOd alont>luid bOldi the limited V.1ctor Valley to~ 5-pomts 1n
and seve~ of Mater Dci's 10-steals. hosts.ao:Hm four'f)oims jnitte qtiancr. . t~ second half. _ . ·• ~amona ~-Boyd .. not"hed • ~v~ ·: -~Q_homor~:MeJ~Y Ea rle s~a~ed Grossmont •~. Orange Coast II:
points to pace Huntmgfon. now 1-3.· sconng)lopors ror.thl! Eaglc:»'lrJlh r6 · .. JJ1e Pirates were unabrc to i:ecover
. In otlier action:· .. . • po1'1ts · and-corhributed crght-T't'-from an early 17-1 deficit and
Costa Mesa 48, Norco 4~: Tll,c t>ounds and fo ur assists. · d ropped thr non-confercn~ game at -~~ri~~~~c~~~~;h~~:~h~ :si!i'J:c~:n~~-~~t:S:~~crM~; ~~~ ~ri-tttita ·~! poin't~)-end Kim
·first ht\lf and assuming a ·3s.20 Artists' ofTensc:scotil'ig 26 poin sand , EIJ~rmJ!l ( 16) flCCountcd ro,t 1be-bulk
advantage eafly tn the thlird quart.e(, • pull1iag.do" n 13 !IC'eOOnds as.l,ajOha -of ··the scoring; ·for .OC\.... which
, • Kim Got)dc hel?>cd . <:osta Mc~· e\Cncd its record a1-I-t ·w1ih fh"e pon-• sutf~red . .from 35 ~"!movers overall. ~ 1-2) build its big lead by ~oring J 6 6~u~ ~ictory at hoiJle.. . , • : • . Elltr~an.also had. nine rebou'hds.
4•. • .. ., ' •• -•
-PLAYERsl1IVE vlEws·oN810 GAMECsJ ..•. : From B 1. · .. . ~ · . • -·.;. _. · ~ : ·
"Success is due" to <\ areal prt>gtam. Coroaa del Mar · str,on1 safety
Woodbridge rarely -has ' losing Br.-..B"ea&o: "" '-!:
5eason$ It's a lot of hacd work. We .:!It means a lot 10 me t<fbe go1n~ to ~orletd ·really hard all year. Pla~e"' ·the. finals since ~is is the first ~imre
want lo do it again. · · · · --C'Orona dtl Mar flat~er b$Cn 1tiere.:
"There's gre~I athlete$ on this : Th.c ~ct that we a~ tbcjirst team 10
team. but no superstai:s: JtASr a lot of -make 11 all the way rs grd~. • . . ·
guys who want to &9 out there and. •"It's somewhat depressing playmg
win. We've been brought up since"Our tn my-last game at Corona dcl Mar.
freshm;tn year knoft>ing·a team effort which !S one pf ma~n reasons I want to
means sllccess. If evccybOdy 1plays wm this game. This could~ my.last
'hard you're going to win a maJOrlty of game playing football.
the games. and' so tar it's worked for "~st year we were competing
us." j · · AllRA.llTAP P.A. BIDR80Jlf against Valenqa pretty_ well. onl) to
Foutai1 Valley wide receiver Abe PCMaDtalD Valley Woodbrlqe lose the game. Thar gives us some · Yap: • -extra incc~t1 ve 10 beat them ~his_ time.
f ·"It (reaching the CIF final) was a "All we've been talking about this "Ever smcc the very bea1nn1ng of
1Tought 11t 1be start ofthe year. but I week is the revenge onT rabuco liills. year Coach (Ocav.e) Ho!land wanted to
really don't think 1t was a goal until They're the only team that has beaten get 101hechamp1onsh1p. We knew we
toward the end of league. us this year. could. A lot of starters back thought
"Amat has a good team with a "h's been tougti being the defend-we could do 1t. h's a surpriS< to
balanced attack and a good quar-ing champions. W~en you·re t~e top everyone since Corona del Mn had
terback. I'm not surprjsed they beat dogs. everybod}'. tnes to set a piece of never been 'there. but we knew we
Loyola. because in the playoffs an·y-you. 1! de.finitel y makes.11 to~gher. could do it After beating Plc:t.fi~ I
thing can happen. • "Wmnmg the championship game couldn•t believe we had done 11. I m
"Last year. we didn't most of us ~ould be the J>e~ect way to go out of happy we're going 10 the CIF final~. It
didn't know what to expect. so I th ink high school II sgo!ng totakeagoodall think we have a good chance ap1nst
1ha1 experience will help. . around. ~me. mistake free. but we Valencia."
"I hav(' son of mixed emotions can do it. W_..rW1e•tshleliHbaderO.-
(abou1 finishing high school carCl'r). I Foatala Valley wtde receiver miu Hartmaa:
would like to go out a winner:· Mllie c.M: "II means a whole season to us 10
C.reea deJ Mar defnslvt tackle "rd , love to go out bei~g PF . reach the championship. h's what
Rea Aki• a jalor: chamP.1ons. It would be the highlight everybody on the team worked for.
··1t m~ans a lot to be ttfe first · or my high school carttr. our goal. and now we're here taking·
football team from Corona del Mar 10 "Wt know what these gam_es arc all advantage of it.
reach this far. We're aoing to take the about. and we know the 1f!~cns1~)' "The coeches said al the bqin~in&
game like we·ve taken all other games level need~ m .a champ1onsh1p oflhe year that they would P'll us in a
and hopefully we'll come out with a ga~e. having been there bef~re. ·position to make the CIF cham-
\\lin. We re fired up as a result of losing p1onsh1p and they have. We knew the
"The pressure is 1hat we've g_Qtten (last year to Fontana). maybe more team could gel here if we put all we
hereandknowwecan do it. lfwc')et it than other teams that didn't play in it. had into it .
done. we k"owwe hvt'd up to what we "After last season. we wanted to go "It's great 10 win as much as we do.
could do. I think it helps us out, being back and prove to everyone that .we Our team is a bunch of winners and"il
it's the first time. since wt like to play could be CIF .champions. Gemng shows upon scoreboard on the end of
under pressure. We play better undtr the~and losing hasgjven usan added pmes. Woodbridge has built a win-p~urc. desire. ning 1rad1taon.
•• I wasn't part oft he tea(fl last year. ''Our success this year is due to a lot "Trabuco beat us this year. so the bcca~se Iwasa sophomort. But this is of balance. The defense has come revenge factor will play a small fictor
the last football pme for the seniors lOJClhcr dunng the CIF playoffs. The in this pmc. We have the experience
no matter what llappens. From i offense has been strong. especially of already playanJ 1h1s team, which
junior's perspec11ve. I want to win with the pass.mg game. should help. But 11 works both ways.
because you never kno" what pos-"lrstheb1gcstgameofmylife. I'm since the~ know what1oeJlpect from
it ion you will be in next yea r. We're sure it's for everyone else ~n the team. us. too. Our cdae comes in that we
here now. why not do it doi11his year'? Everybody .• wants. to win this one know how good it feell to win it all.
"h•s been great playing on an more than an)'.thtng .in the world. Memones of that pme will aive us
undefeated team. Practices are more We're more excncd this year than we the insptration. or whatever~ call
fun. We still work as hard. but bcmg were last year. Yi(e know we have a it, when the pme gets dose. h s by far
undefeated m•kes the season a little good chance to wm 1t and we're going the best feehn& I've ever had. more run. to 10 out there and give ii all ~·ve .. It's bttn a pat honor to l)ta)' in
"This has been somewhat of a got... two Cl F championship pmes and it
dream for me sancc I was a little kid. I would be even a IJ'Clter honor to wm
remember play1n1 in Jr. All·Ameri-two ('If championship pmes_
can. comina lO the Corona dcl Mar Vang ards rail "Coach (Rick~ Gibson has done football pmn and 1hinkin1 what it U Y exc-tllentJob 1hi1 year takina over for
would bt hke Dlay1n1-Now I'm ' 66 63 j Coach (Gene) NoJi. play1n1 varsity. When I tot 10 this 1 Or -W fl "I think he has ans~ any
level r wanted 10 play 1n 1he C1F questions people t\Ad about him b)'
finals. Now 1ha1 cfream is coming POMONA -Down 60-53 wtlh pulll"I us "' the CIF championlhip
·true. We've just aot to win Friday S:46 rcmainina. the Southtm Cali-pmc. '
niaht and whok 1h1n1 will come rom11 CoUqc men's blslmblll 1cam ,......_ ValeJ f'Mlltrt.d IUcl
1rve." Mid hosl Pomona-Pitztr to JUll three ~ Wu• .......... ~er Ale• points the rest or the way and came "ll CMans a lot IOl"I 10 the ~ a~w1lh a 66-63 v1C1ory Wednesday champaonsl9ip plM. Wt went thct'e .. 11·s~ttobt l(!inaapif'!. l d1dn'1 na 1. last yar and u was kind of new. This
think we·d Ft th11 far 11 belinnina of Vanauard1i 1n 1mprovina 10 year we ., there and the ooly thins
RatOn bmiUK we lost a IOt or IOod S-1. ~ led by John Mountt and we·~ lootina for ii a wiL
playm from Jut year. 11·1 betftlind Jim M.ntfielcl W1th 1) fgtnts f:ada, "Wt MR owenwhelmed 11111 ,eer.
ofl surpnw. but I 1h1nk we have a real while Kyte Lundy and Jeff lidmeft We .ollyccl 'Mil. but we were MW ao
pd lttot at it 111in eot1tribUted 11 aptett. (Pl•11wPLAYW,.I
'• ,
•
Orenge Coat DAILY PILOT!Thuradey, Decemtief I , 1811 -
U.S.,hopingtoreclaim 'Little America's Cup'
Thechallcnw a US. team consists Amenca'sC up: the aoaort'~int 't ac:htClubof -It doesn't have the history of real Cup,
ut competition Is always just as fierce
Af\ertwo years of the war of words
abou11hcAmenca'sCup.comes now ~he "Linle Amenca'sCup," which il
1s hoped.will no1 be as controversial.
What .is the Lmlc America'sCup?
Well. 1t doesn't have the history of
the real America'sCup, btU for nearly
threedccadeshaj beenjus1 as spirited
from a competiuon s1andPoin1.
The Liu le Amcnca ·s Cup is sailed
~ > .
Na A W...._.,., Sceres 1
uurs 115. Prio."•• 111 Ati.nt• 10., 8o1ton 103 Phll•<Mlohl• ll4, Oenver 109 S.Crtmenlo 96, Ml•ml 9• Ottroll 102, ChlcHO '9 lf'\dl•n• 129, Por111nci 120 f>•llu 102. S.•llle 91 Uteh 111, Wulllnoton 94 TNllV'I G•m.1 Hou11on 11 ·c11t111en. 7 30 om Mltw1uket •I New York. 00 om Clevet•n<I II S.n Antonio. S 30 ·om
Liker' 125, suns 111 ,.HOIHIX (1111 -Ch•mben t2·?5 1-l ?S G11111m 3·9 3·4 9, L•n11 4·6 1·3 10, Horn•cek 4· 13 4·4 12, K. Jonnson 6· 11 '1·2 14, West 2·3 1-2 5. E Johnson •·IS 1·2 9, M•lerie I · 13 I·• 11. Ptrrv 3·1 I·? 7, Corbin 1·4 0-0 2 Totals· 47· l 14 16•24 111. LAKl•S (12.S) -Green l·5 1·2 7, Worthv
7· 11 ?·1 16, Tnomoson 7· 10 1-2 15, Ea Jo""'°" 6·9 6·1 19, SCOll 17·17 2-2 27, McN1m1r1 0·3 2·4 1, Woolridge S· 11 •·• "· Coooer 4·7 O·O 9, C1mobell 4·1 ?-? \O, Rive" 1·2 o-o 2. Lamo
CM O·O o. Totets 49•92 24·30 ns Scere by Ou•rten Phoenix · 24 31 24 )1-lll
tfttn 31 35 3' 10-125 __ J11ctt·oolftl ~is~M.iette_ e .. Joftnlon~ Scoll, · c-Fouled out-~ Re-OOund1-Ptwi.n1• SS tM1ierle "· Lelltrs S? lE• • Johnson 17) AUISll-Prloenl• 27 (I( JOl'lnson
17), L•ll.tr\ 34 IE• JOlln\O!l Ill Tot•! fouts-P11otn11 19, Lekers IS Attenoanc-17,JSJ
COLLEGE MEN
SoC•I c-.. "· Pomoni·Pittw n (Mft·C~)
S.C., C..._ ,.etMM·l"iflor
"""'"' """'"' Dixon 3 O 1 l P1r11tr I 1 3 21 Mounce • 4 ? 13 Wever ,4 O 2 9 M•nsfleld 5 O O 13 Porter 1 o 2 2 Lundv 3 4 I 11 Hnorcksn 3 l 3 7
Bkllmore 3 s 4 11 Duque 2 4 2 9 Ven Alstlne O 1 O 1 Cr•wforo 0 0 0 O J~ W1t'lll\Jlm O O o o Grtvllte 0 o O O . Grtcldv 3 0 I 6 Hotum 0 O 0 O JeC!IJOll • 0 3 0 3 JOl'lnlOn • 0 2 16 • ... , Pavne O O O o i-ol•ls 21 17 JO 66 Totals 26 ,,S 63 H1lftlme Pomon•~P1t1er, 34·33 TllrH·oolnt goets SoC•t Coll~01xon 2,
Mounce I, Mansfieto l Lunov I, Pomona· P111er-Pt.rker •. Wever 1 •· TKMic•ls None
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS
E$tanci. 12. Wtttem " -.
(0.rtllft Gr.w Tau~)
in C-Classcatamarans. among the
fastest sailing craft an the world, and
since 1961 has bounced around
between the U.S .. Great Britain. •
Denmark and Australia. wnh the
Aussies and the U.~. being the ma1or .
contenders. The Aussies currently hold the
Cup. but come Jan. 21.11 will again be
up for grabs with a U.S. team from
BoA T1Nc
Cabnllo Beach Yacht Club(San
Pedro} hoping to bring 11 home for the
first time since the Auss1escla1med 11
in 1985.
LOMAS ...
.,,_.------~~F~~llllli-4.&.--~~ ewwY¥-C~oe WOMEN rangetromtheextremelv grat1fvmg10 Grossment H, Or.._ CNsl 61 ' ' , __ ~1 acceptance of realit)' 10 dis11lus1on -
Gn1"'*" on._ C•"' ment. The I 0 }ears offootball Lomas
"fl_.-. •"pf"' played served as eApenence for life. HtnOee O 4 4 4 Arnob1I 0 ? l 2 I f Mentin1o. 1 0 0 1 e-mtn 1 1 3 " not neccss.iri ) che experience o a
8olsvero 9 I s 19 Leut• · I 1 2 17 l1fet1me. !:~~~ ~1~ i ~ ~ ~=' i ~ ~ ; "lt's notwha1i1·scrackedup1obe:· Poon 1 o 3 2 R111en110uw 1 , 5 4 Lomas said. "It's not lhe ~a) it's
urcev•I • l s_ ~1 GrHn 4 1 1 10 ponrayed or represented. It's pro
Wrillht 0 1 1 1 football. There's a lot of heanache. 8'kOS 1 1 J S Totals 21 11 10 ,s Totet1 ?• 13 n 1>1 blood. sweal and tears. Halftime: Groumo"', 30·2S "I wasJUSI fortunace all along. I "'as
ThrH·oolnt 90111· None in the right place al the rifht ume Tecll"iCll. Hensen (OCCI from high school to the pros. fl could
GOlct,fl We't fl4, Vlclor Valey 45 just'h1l lhe lottery that way. rd be all .
'"'"·clftftf'eftC•I right.'' heJoked on the end of a serious Vkter V ... v Gelcllfl We.r
" " .,. "' ,. ,. pf "' n·o1e. Looei Feetev Frvslnoer Kru\e SColl
1 o o 2 Coit 3 o , 6'" As fonunatc as he was. his career .s 3 4 l7 Swanson 10 0 0 ?0 ended with mis'"ortune. The average 1 4 2 19 TOIOSI I 0 3 II> I' o 1 1 o Jec:uon 1 o o u pro football pla)cr"scareer lasts three
• o 1 e Jtn111n1 • o ? • or fourJcars. Lomas ~layed nearl)' ~~~~~on ~ ~ ~ 1~ five, an wascom1ngoffperhapsh1s
Wilson · 2 o 2 4 best season "he~ his ·1974 campaign Gonor1n11er s 7 s 11 was cut short 1n the I I th game. The Sli1>er 1 o O ~ • H•m1non " , 1 14 Jets were 1n the midst of closing the To111s 11 • • 4S To••tt SJ 1 16 116 season with six straight wins.
tillftlm«: GolOen Weit, 57-30 ... ash ood I ThrH·DOint l>Olll Vitlor Vatlev-FHltv 3 W av1nga g game. p a}lng
Golde!\ ww-s•-r 1 M1am1. chasing (quanerback Bob)
rect1nic•h.. None. Gnesc and core m~ ~chilies tendon:·
HtGH""'sCHOOL GIRLS Lomas recalleO. -
E'tanda SI, U9UM H•' 44 ·It was the stan ofnearh chree }Cars <""''"""'' of rehab1htation_ and frustrauon. In IEstMclt
ftftpftp 0 0 I 0
7 7 • 16
1 (). 2 •
1 2 0 4 0 0 I 0
l 3 1 9
0 0 1 0
TUMICJl!fe Eerie ColllM Southwick Kevts Lumokin
Gorntl Suiukl Sunolo Cordrev
ueun11,.":'.,. ,. 19'75. he tried to make a comeback.
GOdfrev • l s 11 the cendon bec;lme infected and he ~.'~v ~ ~ ; 1: ne er pla)ed a regular season game.
Goooeftw 2 1 3 s The folio" ing preseason. he re-
cow ove ' o l 2 turned with the 4-chtlles tendon as ~~~ ~ g ~, ~ healthy as 11 would e,·cr be. Ka11>ero 2 o 1 4 "Once you get cut on. n's ne,er the 2 3 4 1 7 1 1 16
I 0 2 2 Meottllilts o o o o same." Lomas said. ..I went to
Tot•ls 24 12 18 SI Totllll
Sure bv Qu1'1Ws Est encl• L•oun• Hilts Tllree·oolnl ooels· None TtcMicats: None _ _
18 15 14 10
19 , ?4 44 training came and v.ent through tv.o-
a-da)s. M> fool was ~rounded. I 6 19-se . couldn't toe up. 11 was a hke a Oat'foot 16 4-•4 on the turf.··
· Costl Mt" 41, Norco 45
Soon after., the Jets were playing
.their firsc exh1brtion game against che
St. Louis Cardinals. " (non·IM-1'
Neru
VellllQl.lel Treven.. Wt'li!t
!Yle •
Vtslt!~
.. " ... "' 1 0 4 4 s 1 0 ,,
3 ? I I
9 3 1 21
0 0 0 0
CeU• Melt
Goode
Moore kof1etd Nguvtn Surmon Br vent
.. fl of "' 1 0 I II s 0 0 10 , 0 2 4
"I was rushing the passer on the
first series of downs. planted my fool.
engaged in the tackle. and (rookie
running back Jerry Latin) came like
20 yards full tilt and tiid a crack-ha k
on me:· Lomas said: .. It blev. m'
of IC\Cnand lr"f)an Oaar The> '4lll Thefirstl'1'cewasheld 1n 1961 Conn«tacut bc1n11hedefenckrand
bcsa1hn1a ne" tuah-1ech C ·Cat bct"-een the-Bnush and the keeping the Cup unttl 1985 when 1\
believed to bca brcak1hrouih .\mencns The Bri1tsh "on and was IA.OO b) the .o\uss1es. catamaran usin1a-n as) metrical r1g1d retaiocd the (up until 1969-" hen the a1rfo1I au sail. similar 10 the sail on Danes took 1110 Denmark There was a challenge by the Bnush
the lar&er tars& Stnpts 1n "h1ch The Danes keprn onh one~ ear. 1n 1987 but becau~ofan equipment
Dennis Connerdefeated che Ne1A. and it "as v.on b-. the Australlans in failure. the Bnush onl) completed
Zealand monohull earherth1s >Car 111 1970. The) held it unlll 1976. bcatin& one race
1he 27th ed111on of the America's off several rhalkngers.. The U . challe~~cam w\ll dcpan
Cup. -In 1916. ihe Americans won 11 for for Australia Jan. h the boal
The .\ussies will defend 1n a the fir~t 11me "1th A.kz Koz)off and bc1ngsh1ppcd b) b) containeraboar.d
recenll) launched boat using a more Robert Hane) ofln 1ne sailing the American President Lines.
convenuonal rigid sail Aquanous V forCabnllo Beach The hostclubv. 111 be the McRae Yacht Club. Yacht( lubon Port Phillip Ba). near
Here 1s a bnefh1story oft he Little The 1978 scle<:llon tnals resulted m Melbourne.
Mark Lomu
the) lo\ed the game. the~·d be PLAYERS pl&) 1ng for the Orange County • • • ~~r--M·-4.o..-'--Rtri~Mft-tMt'~ linashed pl.a>-·---.-,---82 ____ 77" __ .,.__
tng. ~· the whole pla>offs. Now we've o
Lomas was a rookie 1n campdunnr. there and thauhould ghc us theedac.
the 1970 'ecerans wall..out. the lirst of .. , d1dn 't thank I'd get bacl there
four '.'lfL pla)er stnl..es again. It was 1n the back of m~ mmd
'"There arc gu's that come in and this season. but I d1dn'1 gJve it too pla~ a ~e-arand get hurt and are gone:· much thought until the pla)'offs.
Lomas said. "\\e're allcapitahstsand ··[\~One 1s working hard. I know f h h d srnce \his 1s m) las\ game ¥ I'll be ' t e mone) is there, l en sprea n pla) ingharderthan l e'er had. I really
around a little bll. want to win this one. You don·1 want ·'There ought to be some pro' 1s1on h for _gu.u. who pla) a hule bn longer ~~m~~ l" ice in champions •P
and make a hnle more money --some formula or some "a) to do chat. Woodbridtt receiver aad cor· d nd.-· II fi ,erback Ryu N.u~: to sp.rea 11 arou cspccia ~ or 3 "lt'sagrea11oha<tea""Chance 1owin gu~ who"sdo"n and out on his lucl... if you're broke anq pie~ 1 o or I~ ~ears back-to-back championslups. and it's d h 1 d k h 1 h great to have shot at Trabuco Hills an e pc ma e 1 at eague w at 11 is again. We d1dn '1 think that we played toda~ -an ifs a pren} profitable snuiuon... our bes\ when we played them earher
While he spent fi,e sohd ~ears. this season. starting e' ery game he "as ac11, e for, "Reaching the championship is a
Lomas knows about quack endtn~. ,good way to end m) senior year. But 1\
uPon reuremcnt. Coaching dtd not "It's a JOb. It's something )Ou're would be best to go out wuh a win.
interest h1m enber. He 1ned sales for doing e\er) da' .. 'l ou're just a guy The seniors have been together for
while. hked ll and has done 1t e\-CT in a Position l'ou get Injured :ind-you four:. ).ears and would mean a Jot t.d ·
since. could be gone tomorro":· win our last game together.
He's a tcrntonal manager for .\fter sta1ldmg~onct on the team 'Tm JUSl &lad 10 gctA.cltancc to go
MQrgaf\:.C"olton Equipment Co. in La . J n sack~ his finJ t"O \Cars Lomas Jed for the Clf'" champ1onsh1p again. I
M1ra<;la. a d1stnbu1or of hea\\ ma-the J~ts his final threeseas0ns. hmt.flg thouglit n waspossabJtstn~ Jasl )ear.
chmer)·. He ~as moved from Hunt-a high Point irr 19"'3 "tth 10 IL "as the and no" ifs happening.··
.wigton Beach to lr\.ine sinc:e reure-same season'"" htch he "as perhaps Coroaa del Mar rmaaiDg back Gres
ment and boujht a home 1n Trabuco most r~membered for chasing O.J Huck.:
Hills. where h~ h\eS "llh his "'fe Simpson in the final game of the "ltmeansalottobeable1odo11for
Sharon.sonsAJec.19 . .\dnan. 16.and season as the Bills· bacl.. became the the school. We haven'l made it this
daughter .\my. S. .• . firsl 2.000-)ard rusher. far ever Just making il to finals
He's hel~ "nh the 4-)ear-old "It v.as the las\ game of the \Car. meaos a 101 for the players on the
Trabuco Hills High football program and all "e v.anted to do "aS go team. ~ "a httle bit." His son Adnan is a home." Lomas said. ··1( snov.cd. 11 .. 4-s for m)self, I've never gone this
reserve for the Mustangs. who will · was Weeb·, (Coach Ev.bank) last high. r"e never been on a cham-play Woodbridge for the CIF game_ tl'us 1,p1fies that ti's lil..e a p1onsh1p• team. h's gemng me ner-
D1v1s1on VIII cule Fnda) night. circps. the sho" must go on. vous. but I'll be read) on Fnday.
From eAperience. Lomas said he "The Bills "ere gomg some~here. We've been ha' intgoodpractices.
never wanted his so.ns to play fooJball Person all). I didn·t care. I had signed "I have to thin about th.is game
un1111rey were ~n high school. Lomas a contract and 1 had an obligation 10 being my last game playinJ football.
doesn l behe'{e ~n Pop Warner and b) pla} a game. l had plane tickets and I l' e played for five years. h s depress.. ·stanang late himself. he ne'er ell.-asked Budd} (defenm e coordmator mg to think this· is las\ game ever.
penenced burnout R'an). ·You think l can lea'e at Eve!) game since.,..., won league I've
"Adnan·s like "here I "as bul has _ halftime and beat che rush do~n 10 been going all out. knowing every
had more C\penence," Lomas said. the a,\rpon.' People had their L-Hauls Fnda) this could be my last game. 1
"He's a lmlc bigger. but I don't push packed and read_) 10 go home·· try to give 11 a lmle bu more.
htm. When the) scarf ro get lo lh;= But he pla)ed. and man~ ma) "l'rrr-glad-we'tt ,,laying Valcnoa-
sel)1or )ear~nd a cou~le of)ears mto remember StmJ?lQ.n' ~pet-because th~ knoc~millasl.)~
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to turn non. v. hen all theSt' other gu) s.. ~ard ma.rk glad to play tbem again and get back Romero Fawue< Schroeder Bot\ltr Slooare Armtt\J.I Mlr•rto . B•N'era
To"''
4• 4 0 U 8rtdltv 0 0 I 0 4 O I 9 Htrt<loe S 1 2 13
3 O 3 6 CurhS I 1 10 2 34
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5" 11 4 10 Heas I O O 1 'I 0 0 1 ~ •• , , 1 1 12
2 2 s 7 ' :it I 73 69 Totals 27 24 11 71
Score bv Ou•rters Wn!trn 14 13 21 21-69 E111nct1 , i1 10 21 10-n Tt'lree·oomt 0011s Wt"ern-Romero 2, S.D· ~,. 2 B1rrer1 I, E11enc1•-Hert011 I, Curtis
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Burllh.11ter 1 O l 2 Wolff 0 0 3 0 ACOlll I 0 0 2 Sorum I O o 1 FtrcMend 0 0 0 O Tou11s 18 n 9 41 To"'' 11 S 10 27
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w111<er • o· o e Toltl\ II 3 14 J9 Totals 17 1 I? 41
. Sc.re bV OU•rtws Newooft CtmsH•" 10 10 S 14-39 CMd"'fiClo. 12 10 I 11-41 TnrH·oolnr 11oal1 None Ttclln1cats None
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Hilfl KMll Mn •wea Tb\laMAMINT (~--0... ... lltlilh) COl'Olll Ot1 Mar 4 Lff\illl H 111 3 <COM wins on '"°°tout} CorON dtl Mar KOl'•"9 8rown I Ge •1 1, Smitll I, Ptrtl 1 Ion lf!OOIOUI)
H•lflitne Tleo, ~-\
·m~ leg. : .. ~fo~ 1he beg1nnrng of the ne\l
season. the~ changed tt.e rule. The~
called 1t the Lomas rule. but 11 didn't
do me an} good ~ -
~fter !..nee.surge!) tn 1976. Lomas
rehab1htatcd and looked to tr) 11
again 1n 1977. He hctd.an offer from
the World Football League. bul the
lledghng organizat1on folded.
.. The Jets told me in Ma} of'77 that
the) qrn't bnng me to camp. I had a
rebuilt knee. the\ checked me out and
... There's no protedion. The~ got
the new model. Joe Klecko.
.. But.II was over. I can't blame m~·
career on 11. but )OU th in k )'OU can. -\1
some Point 1n )'our career. }OU have
to sa) ... r "e seen so-man} guys m
training camp. t~in8 to hold. on. ~l°.S
not ~onh 11. .\t some PQJOl in ume.
·)OU have'to se~ I like to pla> football.
but I'm ph)S1calb not capable aru-
morc.
"I could ha' e rn~d. hung oo for
}tar. If somcbod) "anted 10 guaran-
1ee me some mone). L 1A.ould ha'e
• gone 10 somebod~ ·s training camp.
But I wasn·c going to go there on per
d1um. I said 11's time to move on". ..
And so ended ~-one cl\apter in
l4>mas· hie .
Lomas had studied to become a
school teacher 1n collcg.c. but 11 d1d~·1
pa~ enough to sat1s!~ .his int~rcst
are sick o(.worlr..1ng out. "'h JUSt happened that 1 aussed a the wm·thc' took from us.· ·
"I 1alk to some 6f lhese.gu}s "h~ tackle and he got ll Therc·s more of Foucaia Valley cater Gimm
sa). '\Veil assoon as the season ·so' er. mechas1ngO.J and m1ss1ng O.J than ~ritty: · rm going lOSlan 'l!.Ofk1ngout . I don"t an' thing else l'\l~C\ er done 10 m\ pro ••"'e ha\e an opportunity 10 win It.
encourage m) bo} IG Stan .y,<?rl..1ng ca reer.·· -last )Car "e "enl and we~ happy
oul unti l Februat). jf ~ou start ·aut the Bills pro,ided him IA.Ith cogoandtobclrnockingon~door. "ork~~gout 1n ~~bruar). cha~Jong some good momencs This )Car "e·rc going to knock the
11me. -· .. It was l..1nd of 01ron1c that Da' e door in. We're takrng.names.
Bo) hood dreams of playanB pro-J Fole\. m' old tearumate on t.he Jets. "'The gu)S arc read). Having been
fesS'IQl'lal football ne\er rea~ ec-got traded. up there and I had 10 pla) rhere last ~ear g1\'CS us an edJt m that
cup1ed Lomas' thoughts. ubscquen1-. against him. He ¥>as up there the fir t it makes us V."ID\ ro wm ''more. We I~. the gloss v.ore off qu1ckl)~ • -couple of ~Car-$ and didn·t do an)-know what it's ltlce to lose. There's no ··M d th h d h 'H \.~..c H ood r respect an losing. We want to come I "3) roug m) secon ~car. t ang, c "'as vou": e was g ior out th1r ume and be the dominant I "en I from being. 'Oh man. r m a pro tv.o sacks :i game. Heck. that lept nit: ~
footbaH pla)er.' 10 "her~ rt;iht) hm-_ in the league..,J got fo~r saclr..s a )ear team. that it's a JOb." he _aid. ·:tiu)S are . from pla}ing them tv.ice .. "It's our last... game -I hope
gemng cu\, gu}S gcwng hun. gu)s ~ul those are. things of the past. e'el")'th1ng v.ork~ out so I can look
v.hoJhat'sallthc) ha,cgoing -. Loma sa1d'1edGesn'1mal..e1taPo1n1 backandha\egr~tmemories.
.. There "'ere gu)~ pla)1ng v.•th the to tall.. about them. but 1f somebo<h "That's hov. the whole team f~ls.
ew Haven Je-ts. ihe~ usc<i 10 hide ask·s~he"ilf. · 'We·rebustread) foranotherbiggame
gu)S up chere. g1,tf them a couple-"It's l'11stof') I can't 11,e 1n the pa t. at the 18 ,\, hundred bucks a "eek.a.n.dsa}> ·Gei 3 l.Ld.oesn.:1.do.me an) good .\ rovpk of 'The team's ready. "e're going to
JOb. hang out. and "'hen "-C need \OU gu's with m' club (L'n1,ers1I) ~lh· have our best performanc<e this Fn-
"c·11 call )ou: There "a~ 1B1IH letic Club> said a gu' rolled on methe da)' The team'scomang togethCTboth Demo~. a quani:rba l "orl..1ng out other da' a.od said. "H1 rm Isiah ofTenSl"CI) and defensively. Its gOH\g
"11h UH'' Cr) da~ tt n I ~"'3) When Joe Robertron Ind I used to pla~ forthe 10 be one hell ofa game. rm Just ready
went down aga 1R. \\ecb told him. Los .\ngeles Rams: for anocher big game at the Big.\.""
·come to praet\\:C 10 a ta" cab "'th "lv.ouldn"tmaleacallonan)bod) Woodbrid1e liOt eod a9d *-~our su11case. so ".hen the pres see and tell tbem I pla)cd pro football feasive tad P.A. £menoo:
\OU u lool~ ht..c ~ou'r( JU l gelling That's not\\ here 1r~ at I can·111' C' on '"The\ (Trabuco Hills).hke to chrO"-
-here · He "a "ort..1n~ out "11h ·\JS \.\hat I did I ~ 'ears°;1go <Pr<>fc 1onal lhe t>att1ronstanll) and~ thmk 1f ~e e' cl")d:t) .,pon) 1s a heel of an e\pc-ncncc. a can shut do~n their pa:ssmgpme and
"I hear peopt...' ~> the' lo'e the heel of an opPonun 11~. but 1t'< not a male them run. ll w'll help us.
garnl' The' ·re t'Lthcr cral\ Of l1an It means 10 an end .. "" e'' t ~\lev.ed the films of che
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ft rs\ ume v.e pla) cd them and sav. ~-c
made some mental m1stales. We feel
""'can clean those up.
"We'"c said dunng practice for the
CIF games that this could be our la l
pme (1f we lose). o\4', this has to be
our last P,me. peaking for myself. I
lno" I'll miss 11:· Fontaill Valley linebacker Miile
Walcou: '
"If., a grea1 honor plaving 1n the
final. e'en more of a thrill than last
)ear .. It's my senior }Car and our senior
dass 1s reall) a unit as team. not a lot
of 1nd1, 1duaJs. It's reall~ ab-a thnll-
Stt<>nd )ear ma ro". lt'sourfinalgoa1
that we ~ere looking for. This is for
the seniors. this 1s it
.. The <kfenst. bas1call> all
scmon The olTense 1s mostly seniors.
The m•JOnt) of us ha"<' b«n lotether
for fo\lT ~cars. We ¥.OuldJtkc nolh.1na
belier thafl to go out on an up note.
.. l...ast )ctr '4e '4'Crt kmd of1n a~"e.
It was the lirst 11me we had pla)cd in
chc 811 .\ This \Car. v.e've been there
and we know the feeling. It's not as
much ofan 1num\dat1on factor .. .
UCI BASKETBAL~ TEAM TRIES TO FIND WINNING FORMULA AT HOME
.. Our success is dut to team unil) as
a whole. The coaches ha"t asked us
put ourstlf out on the line and make
a st.and. h 'sa great bunch ofauys who
have come tosethtt as a team .
W1nn1na Fnda\ niaht would be tht
From Bl
anm (no scholarships). and chcrc 1sa
much smaller group who feels lhat we
should have a proaram similar to
UCLA. Many of the students are like the m~ority ofche fac uh) and could not
care Ins about basketball. as
acadcnucscompktcly rule their h\CS.
Thctt are "udents who care. thoqh. and I sure hope we can excite them
thisyeer.
Winnina as the answer to most
problems. There has10110 be mort to
rollelf than1ust acadcm1cs Em·
ployttuttm to hire more wcll-
rounckdpeopk than th~ ~ho know
onlyontlhana. I h~tha1 lam n&ht.
Rilfl1now1n lhe 81, Wnt Con-fnnC:e. n eppcan as 1 UN L v. UC s.ta lltttara and Utah Saate are the
bcstofthc I01eams. This was
prtdic1cd pnor to the season and i's
holdina true so tar. Cal Slate Full-
enon had aarea1 wrnat Utah and 1s
obvious!) bcncrthan ptoplethought
the)' would be.
0 Wonder how Bobb)' Kniaht fttls
the$(da)S. HeisJ-3tooptn the
season and has11,en up an avcraac of
more than I 00 points 1n all thrtt
losses . .\t least Kmaht pla)s the tlrst
oppOncnts. as oppo5Cd to othtn.
which we CO\ ertd last wttk. -a Kc' in M~acc called mt iu m1dn11h1
Saturda) and re~ommcndcd a 6-
fool-4 l~h ota)cr. M~rctt''~ ourscOttSan rsracland rttlslOn') for
SM. I lokt him that t was a bctttt
C'OKh when I had him. m111na. 1tn't
I\, lh31 With grC:ll p13)C'!'S, ~OU rcall)
coach better ... . Q
Prob3bl) m' b1ggc t fault 1s that I
am tl)O upbca\anJ ncq~rcf') 10 pcopk
about ha\.111uoungcrpla~cr
1\\c lo~l thrtcst•ncrsand ha\C onh
five returnees from la t \Ca~n on our
team. I aurs I hould 9c It l..t mo 1 or
thcocherroachC$3nd tallibout
inc~ptnence. lack ol depth. etc
The IT1ost n:matkablc 1hingabout
coachcsiuh.attn , Q\embcr. thc)
ha' e no pla.}crs. thcn 1n Marth w l'lc•
tht all<onfcrcn« ti:amuresclcctro.
thtK\lmccOkh~th11'\k \ht'' ha'~
OUltlandln& pla)C~ . •
l\mustbtduconl) \011\'at
('Ol(huwdunWl\lt thrtir-munth
pmod.(l ~ f'C'ahte 1ha1 I
••~Pl 10 bt facocl10US in lhisrolumn
and I m1gh1 ound serious ~hrn I .am
not).
0
One oft he t>Mt lines b\ Georf.c Ra,ehngdunng the Oil...oH•r l ·s
schedule ~a\ that coachC1 v.ho O\ cr-
schcdulc end up·M>rl..tn&at 1\.-~tan
He 1s probabl) riaht and lam" rona
0
Ho-. 1mp<>nan1 l\C0&\'h1t11and
pmc ' t ~ fathc-r-in-la11o d1cd o'er
the wcckend :.ind I :im !ourt tNlt
pnont1c chif\8C for all ofu
0
Sot l nf\.. m I 1-\ m' 'IOn Rnan."
0.1 a\ OrJn,,· <•kn H11h "-t""'-'I anJ
m' ~uJh11.·r-1n-lt.a" \tar\ 1 1-J at
n( kmcotc. f \'f \ou math maJOI'\,
I am urt ~uu tiaurN out 1ha1 "'"art ~·5 btt"ttn u , •
• •
.\n\ oi ou e' erth1T1I.. ab<HH
t>ctoriun.aa N4ikctball oflinal~ The-
offic1als 1.n ourronferent'e ~"N' e
S3 0 ptrgam~. plusewtnse In the
8 "·the s1art1ngsalan 1s aboul S 0.000 pcnear
T)h: onh quaht1t \OU nce-d arc to
bt1h1c-k-skinn~ !..no~ thcrulc~.bc
honC'\t and tr) to be in \ha pt h' a
grca_t t~hnaau ~03,h to pla\ .i~.1~
from home anJ see "''c trona.
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IN OrMge Cout DAILY PILOT I Thursday, Oec4tmber 8, 1988 PEOPLE I
Hoag's 552 Clilb memb·ers
get into the holid~y spirit .
By VIDA DE AN
Of .. Delly ..........
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Harry Babbitt was back at the mike
after a two-year absence singing
"White Christmas" and getting mem-
bers and guests of the 552 Club in the
holiday spirit.
"I was at the first on~" said emcee
Babbitt on Saturday evening at the
Newpon Marriott. "If you can't sing..
just hum." he told the audience of 450
-as he.led thcm ~n sinaing_,carpls. -
It was the 20th such evenvand
under the dttection of chairwoman
Barbara Glabmu and her commit-
tee. the Hoag Hospital pany took on a
"Christmas Around the World"
theme with the menu and decor.
The California Room of the hotel
was the evening's staning point -·
flags from around the world (loaned
by the Oran~e County Protocol
Office) were displayed and for their
fi rst dinner course. guests tned ap-
petizers such as Scottish salmon.
Mexican shrimp. French pate.
Russian caviar. English trout. Scan-
dinavian herring. Oriental dim-sum
and more.
· It was a spirited group initialing the
holiday season in a colorful setting of
six elaborately derorated trees. tall
toy soldiers. lighted manzanita
animals (loaned by South Coast
Plaza) and grand ice carvings on the
buffet tables. 1
Guests lined up for complimentary
photographs wi th Santa and later
found a silver Gucci framc gi fi at their
place in the ballroom.
T he reception area was getting
crowded. "Being a little crowded adds
to . the excitement, I think," said
Glabman. "Everybody. it seems
came to the reception. They h~ard
how great this pan of the pan> was
last year. The event had to be limited
to 450 this year so we we could have a
larger dance floor and a little
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Partying ne1-hbon Carl and Mary Raymond (left) and
Barbara and Aobert Amatadter. . .
spaciousness in the ballroom." said
husband Jim Glabman.
And io the ballroom ,decorated
w11h greene')'.. white lights and tall
columns similar to ones found in old
European hotels. there was room to
move about everywhere except the
dance floor. The Music Connection
-kept it very crowded.
Couples paid $552 to attend the
elegant pany (made even more so by
their festive attire) and the proceeds
of .. just under" $100;000 will go
toward the Patty and George Hoag
Cancer Center:
The Hoags were among the guests
and were introduced by 552 president
Joltn Heffernan, who said "The
building 1s under construction." .
Others dining on the Hus Prager-
planned veal dinner were last year's
chairwoman Barbara and Domenick
Roppolo, Diane and hospital presi-
dent Mlc bael Stephens, Pbyllls and
Gene Baum, Marla and Kea Blrd,
Fruces and Dr. Job Apple1ate,
Sandy and RieJaard Sewell, Cllris
Hopper, Rlcbard Strickler, Mary a nd
Carl Raymond, Nucy a nd Ray
Carpenter and the Hester family -
Nora and CllarTey wlfh oaughters and
their spouses -Cltarlene and Mike
Immen, Marilyn and Jim Glanallas
and Juet and Pbll HamUtoa.
Also. Colleen· and G•y Claire, Aue
and William Vister (in charge of
decorations), ·Ellen and Robert
Wilcox, Betty and Fredertclr Gr11er,
Jeu and Ray Kovacs, Aue and Rep.
Bob 81 .. am, Aalta and Gil
Ferpsoa, Lee and Jim Gormley,
Jeu and Bob Lac11 and Joau and
Ed Halvajlu.
cat Schmidt (left) cbata with Robert Tacker
and Patricia Kennedy. Barbara Glabman
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Arment.e.
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e~ery morn ng Monda1 Fr da1
for •he tit/iss ol The W l'lr ng
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four songs r. the e.(a:· j'der on :he
same day: be the Co,,ect Ca ttr and
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Children n~ed discipline
DEAR ANN LANDERS: What is
wrong· with $0 many of today's
· parents? Are they blind, deaf, mute oc
JUst wimps?
This-moming;-in-my .-am~nt
Upstate New York church. the ·ch1ld
seated behind me (on her mother·s
lap) repeatedly kicked the back of m y
wooden pew. I tried to ignore it. but
when she began to kick ME (through
an open area of the bench) I finall y
-t-urned around and gave the mother a
frosty look. (N~ rC$po.n.se..)...Mcan-
while. two rows ahead. another child
was running up and down the aisle
looking for fnends during the ser-
mon.
This son of thing goes on frequent-
ly in church. It also happens on planes
and trains and in movie theaters. yet
parents say nothing. Why? Maybe 1t's
because the trend for the last 20 years
has been to encourage children to "get
in touch with ttleir feelings." .
I hopt you will comment on this.
Ann. I would like my daughter-in-law
to see it. No way would I criticize the
way she and my son are bringing up
their children. even though it bothers
me a lot. -UNEASY IN UPSTATE.
DEAR UNEASY: Too many
parents are afraid to be stern wttll ·
tllelr oJldren for fear tlaat tile kid•
w .. 't llke tlaem. ne resalt 11 moeu-
men&al permi11lveae11, 1 lack of
dlsclpllne and 1 wllole lot of cblldren
dol•& •• tlley daned well please.
FrlMJ, Dec•.._ I
BJ SYDNEY OMAJlR
.
Aaotller factor Is tlle stnct•re of
today's family. Forty perceat of
merk?a'•~ll&ldraare pewl.,., la
slasJe-parent ltomes. ne •••1le
parent often tries to eompeasate for
Ille abseat parent, ud site (or lte) 11 ·
exllanted __tiom tryln1 to be botll
fatller ....--motlier. It is always easies
to stve la to 1 claJJd tllan to enforce
dJsclpU11e.
If parents oely bew tllat tltelr
clllldrea waat dlsciplllle. You11ters
feel usafe wbea tltere Is ao strong.
voice or flrm laalMI to pide tlaem. ·
Dlsclplbte Isa speelaJ khicl of love. lt
says, '1 care abotlt Yf • ud I am aot
1oln1 to let yoa do 11 YH please
simply becHse It's easier tw lnslst-
1111 tlaat yoa toe. tile Uae."
PareatMod Is a.lie to•fhlt Job tllere ls, alld wllea it ii wel doae, It's
Ute most rewardlll1. So llaq Ill Uiere,
folks. It's wortla a.lie stngle. -...
DEA..R ANN LANDERS: Please
print this letter a few weeks before
Christmas when large numbers
people will be traveling. Warn the
about getting ripped off in airpons
and I don't mean $3 for a hot d
Th~'s a much bigger problem. J1
pickpockets and thieves.
Here's the way I got taken: I walk
over to a bank of telephones and p
my bag down while I made a call.
turned my back for no longer than o
minute. When I looked around
bag was gone. I saw no one near
and-ttaverHfiClea howlflia ppe neO:
fast:
When I reponed the loss to
security person he said ... It happe
all the time. Thefts in airports arc
biJ business. A clever thief can ma
$300.000 a year ...
He also told me to be wary
people in airports who ask question
Often a third pany is picking )(O
pock~t while yoll-are distract
Another warning: When you ta
your wa llet out to get a credit card .
carefu l when yo~ut it back. A shar
1observerwith a Ii ttouch could lift
within secon s. -LESSO
LEA RNED AT O'HARE. "
DEAR O'HARE: Yoarletter l1'1iar
to save some travelers a lot of 1rief.
am laappy YH wrote -ucl mUUen
ol otlaers will be, too. ( P .S. Note to 1
airport manasers: Please beef a
your security personn~l.)
ARD:s (March 21-April 19): New moon position
empbuizes communication. education. intellectual
curiosity, social advancement. You'll aet more recoa-
nition, older woman plays aipificant role.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Interest in art, literatu
music will surface. You'll mlke contacts which stimulat
c;rcative process. Scenario includes trips, visiu , reports.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Stress· independen
creativity, style, display of pioneerina spirit. By tak.in
initiative you locate article that had been'lost. missing o
stolen. Avoid heavy lift.ina. TAURVI (April lD-May 20): Focus on details, red
tape, rules and replations. You'll eventually win, but
patience and diplomacy are requisites. Money ~urrently
withheld will soon be rcJea!ed.
SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): Check contract
legal arranaemcnu. Emphasis continues on individualit)
originality, courage of convictions.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): What bad bee
source of fear, suspicion will be eradicated. Socia
activities accelerate, popularity.increases, chance exists t
increase income.
QDUNl (May 21-June 20): lnvcstipte, check
motives, read between lines. Be aware oflepl fi4bts and
permiuaons, refuse to be intimidated by one who 11 bitter,
envious.
CANCER (June 21-July 22JJ:avorable publicity
helps your cause, could elevate cial status. Health
report IOOd. you'll attract ..Uies, you miaht be uked to
appear before the media.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Focus on renovation
structure, daian. architecture. People you admire will
part of scenario.
I.BO (July 23-~~ Look behind scenes, a Pi1ee1 penon could be ·aa rumor Without actually
mcanina to do bum. terms, perfect techniques, aet
PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcb 20): Member of opposite se
says, "I trust your jud&ment." Emphasis on detectiv
work. discrimination, o6scrvation, invitation to travel.
IP DEC. I IS YOUR BIRTHDAY last month you we
"tied up" with red tape, felt confined and WC
dilcourqed. Durin& this month, Dccembet, you'll bav
pater freedom ofthouabt, action. Some of your ideu a
transformed into viable concepts. Focus on possibl
rid of .UDerfluoas material. CbaftlC and travel play roles. VDlOO (Aua. 23-Sept. 22): 'Be aware of tu. leate
requirements. You'll bave more respon11'1ri.lity, chance to
increue iacome. Reiat::f intenaifici, commitment is
made and obtiption . partoenhip. .
IY CHARLU GORIN
AND OMAR IHMIP
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Timina i1 usually ueodated with
physical 1porU. However, It 11 also
vital in what the Dutch call "denk-
spona:'-mhad aportl IUcb ..
bridp ud cbeu. Scucty this band.
Minor 1uit1 are the orphans of the
bridae world-in duplicate brldae.
they are all but forpM. Here, how-
1¥tr, then is no doubt that nve ot
tither minor la a better conttact than
three DO trump.
Aplntt ftw clltmoada, W• led
the top of bl( brot• IP9dt ... quence. Al loq .. But cu bt kept
off lead undl die dab auk la • up,
dldlnr .. ..,,, .. , ftll If tM club
khtala°"*" 11 tlat dab n...11.-. to wtn,
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then takes the club finesse, he will
IO down u the cards lie. Eut wl11
win the kins and revert to •l*ia.
and the defender• can Kore two sPlde tricks ror down one.
Declarer can correct the timina by
allowina West to bold the nm trick.
Thia maneuver, known u the lath
Coup rot the Enalish raon wh•e it
wu first utili&ed, fOn:a W• to
lhift b.la attack or llee allo• declarer
to win two •l*le tricks.
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aat• play ror deduer ls to rile with
the 1e1 (to ftnme rilb a club naff).
draw lnlmPI ID three rouada Ud
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Artif aCts from
shipwreck -here
Dep~rtment store
display~j ew«:_lry ..
cargo. notabl y from the federal gO\·
ernment and the StJ te of Florida . .\
protracted lqal battle for ownership
cost the 'fi nders m1llions of dollar!I
before they ult\mately prevailed 1n By KEVIN DOYLE 1982. ....,,...c.n .. ,..,,. • The Florida Marn1me Museum . a
With cargo val ued at more than nonprofit orgamzauon headed by
$300 millio n. the wreckage of the Mel Fisher. holds an ad miraht) claim
Span ish ship Nucstra senora· de to the wreck. prohibiting all others
Atocha has proven 10 be a treasure from diving within the 25 ~uare-
hunter's drc:am. mile site. . .•
The Atocha was part of a treasure . ''According to the ships manifest
ship convoy_ that was lost in a~ !n the Spanish arch1v.es. the cargo
hurricane off the flonda Keys in· included 47 tons of silver bars. 30 ~. The-sh1pwrcek"want1sr<rvere ~sts:-of-s1twr-rn1ns 1each Nies
350 year1 later after a 16-year search \\eigh1ng 130 pounds) and one~>. o(
by a treasure-hunting organization golcfbars "e1gh1ng 144 p<?unds. said
headed by Mel f isher Katherine Jones. ships engineer
"The first absolute identification ~board the .. 90-foot sa,lvage \e sci
was made 1n 1976 by cross,hccking MaJtruder. . .
numbers and markings on the wreck The $300 mi llion figure includes
with documents in Jhe Spanish the cur,rent valu~· of t~e metal re·
archives in Seville." said Jim Grahl. co~ded in the ship s.man1 fest . plus the
consultant to the Fforida Maritime ra rity of the rare coins and an1fac1s.
Museum. ..This is certainly the Of course. the ship's m.tnifcst
'mother lode' of shipwrecks." inv.cntoried cargo csnh and not
1
Acollectionofgoldand stlVercoins ··carry-on" luggage of the Atocha's
and other anifacts fro m the Atocha is 265 pjlssengers. Jones pointed out.
bei ng presented at a lecture series at Abo ut 3,000 undocumented emcr-A coin from the 1622 shipwreck of the Atocha le euapended
Bullocks Wilshire stores. Grahl. a aids h:H·c ocen found so far. 1l by a etrand'of pearle. ' .
jewelry dcsiiner as well as consultant Ar.tet. 11 initially sank. hurncaoe -to the man time museum, has created 11 •
Tables are turii"eil
On-'Dallas' star.-
LOS ANGELES (AP) -o\fter
stiC'king It tOe\Cl')One else forthe past
10 \Cars. J.R. Ewing has finall} gotten
a taste of his own med1c1ne on CB ·
"Dallas." ,
First. J R. (Larr) Hagman) landed
in Jail on a rape charge. Then he was
• put on a chain gang. No~. he's guest
of honor at a shotgun v.edding.
J.R. gets hnched to "purt) little
t.Jung::..calh Ha~r. pla~ b) Cath)
Pode"cll. The "edd1ng. catered b)
Smnh & Wesson. takes place Fnda>
''I'm a wanress at a hunttng lodge in
-\rkansas where J.R and Bobb>
Ewing take rooms on a hunung trip. ·
said Podewcll. ··When I come to their
tabl~.J.R. !>els his sights on me" 1th a
\erigeance. .
··we have a rendtz, ous. and he
sa)s. 'Shc"s too beautiful 10 sta ) 1n a
small town.' He s"eet talks me into
-bed. Then. m) 1w9 older brothers
come in-anp suck a shotgun under tns
nose." ~
"Dallas" has al wa )S been
outrageous. but this ~ear "1th
Ha,gman sen 1ng as c>.ecu!I \ c
producer. the sho" 1s seeking ne"
an entire season -as a dream of his
"1 fe. Pamela. 1
J.R has been wounded -·by the
shot heard 'round the v.orld in 1980.
then b) wife Sue Ellen at the close o(
la 1 season -b1u he's never bad his
comeuppance. In the current k ·
quence. he's on the receiving end of
some rough, rural JUSti~.
Caught under the covers w11h
Cally-. he tnetto-fend offhcrbrothet's-
b) telling them he's J.R. Ev.ing. But 11
doesn't "Ork because the bucolic
brethren ha\e ne\·er heard of the
famou s Texas oil m1lliona1re The
brothers are pla~ed b) C'hfT Pous and
Sherman Howard.
"I don't bat an C) el ash when he 53) s
"ho he 1s,'' said Pode"ell. "Yet. r, e
never encountered afl)one hke him
before. He's so full of confidence ..
The shcnfT puts J. R. in Jail. but
.Cally 11grccs to help_brea~ him out
after he prom1!>t's to marr)' ha. The
esc,apc attempt. goes awry. and he·s
caught and sentenced to I 0 ) car~ on
the ~ha1n gang.
a series of jewelry pieces usi ng the · activity dragged the ship sevcn.mi.les wreckage s11c. o(le was found SC\ en
anifacts as a focal point for design. along the ocean noor. spreading miles awa) and eight are still m155•
The exhibit will come to Bullocks wreckage along a path averaging 50 1ng." Jones said.
below and start digging 1n the mud to•
see what's underneath.
directions. For one thing. Hagman 1s
taking the show about an oil fam1I)
out of the boardroom. George Ken.
"M ). brothers break him out of
pnson so 1hc) ean ~ill him." ~1d
Podewell. ··t tell them l'm pregnant
and he has to marl) me ...
Which brings us to Frida} 'sep1sode
and the shotgun wedding. No help 1s
on the \\a}. Bobb)' 1s back in Dallas.
una"are ofh1s brother's plight.
Wilshire in Ne wpon Beach Friday feet "".Ide but extending to 200 feet at Reco,er) of .the ship's cargo in-
and Sa turday. Reservations can be the w1de51. 'olves excavauon of a 15 square-mile
"We'\e found 1.2 s1h er bars under
the mud onl} a few feet from an area
"h1ch had been thorough!) ex-
cava ted. We'\e gone back. to.an are~
"flich "e'd searched thorouf.hl) 10 ~cars before and found more. ·Jones said .
ned~ has JO.med 1he cast as the foe tn
an an old-tash1oned range war "1th
the Ewings. made by calling 759-1211. Ext. 244. "The ship carried 18 solid bronze area. unaer 50 feet of "-'3ter and five
Predictably enouiti Locaung_anci._ca-i:lnons-weighing between one and ICci. of mud. <;'ombing the ~or
ldcnufi ying the Atocha brought third two tons each. Nine cannons "'ere an.facts is an 1mprec1se opera11on at
pany claims a~inst iis precious found within fi\C miles of the main best. Bas1call). the divers JUSt go ,
l=he--show. of course. ha ne">er
taken 11self senousl}. That has
enabled n to get a"a~ w11h such stunts
as d1sm1ssing Bobb} 's death -and
J. R. does-escape-afterthe-weddmg
and ret urns to Dallas. But C'all) 1s
nght behind him, wanng fhe v.ed· din~ cemticate under his nose. ·
"A SIDE·SPLI'ITING 00\IEDY SMASH ...
A PAKIT\00 IXN.l' WANf 'ID END."
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rh' thm-and-blues charu. \.\ 1thcrs .,.,ntes and sings about lo\ e
and romance in their' anous moods.
about 1he tresse-s and ten ions of
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on the sidelong glance passed 10 a
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longing and e\Cllement. The title
number open the show. and for a
"hile the dancer JUSt "alk. but n's
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COUNTRY GIFTS & COLLECTIBLES
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JUDGE PARKER
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la 11 a mult .... WILi 11 •Hiii •GATED COMMUNITY• landee•=· =nda. prl~ ~':°'475/mo "'" Incl..;_!!!_!,~· A~ -1311.900. Cell Liz l Enjoy COM at Its ti.et In • • ... • IO.f Daye l57.eac> w l now. -""·4 ....., JOHNSTOWN NC Chuc*Jonaal31-1Hlor thlllSMIOIOUI l twcurioul BEAUTIFUL 28A 2BA Pool& epa, pet dacb, . wkandl fS31-565o JudV ~~1. ext. 311 llMSCAN
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9'-a. ChanNng38A ~...a.A.V 1~aDTlmllml towntlOUM neat F«ry. 28drm28atwnl'IM IMS tnci No.oet1 54~ove S147.00 wtt & up 2274 CNd."/no peft.CelO. ~.inny a bright: ~ HI y 11375-V deart~j Gar~. p1Uo, lndry. 825 c.m. St 942-1424 .pell ....,. IMS, CM ..... 7445 nlaonA89oc..ln-7311 • ~ ~;:: '\f.\\:'J"Wf l~~X. ll =· .. =·t~·;;· B~~HE~·R9~ & , ..;;~---.705 Filg1:~~~!ow ......... ·~. ?Did I ..
W/WOOd ..ino Mt. Wale REALT~S. A.gt 122..e520197Mg. Cozy'' on the Panfn""8. 28drm 1•1.a. $815 Incl No pee.a 545-4655 • .. .. 11111 Im =
to IChool ' ~r..k .. __... H-00/mo Incl utll• 151E2111 St 5'&-2'°8 ULIOX'. m;; ... m ii==-==-== l3eO 000 nae 931 . .,.... ... .1114 2+BR fully furn JUST M2-3650 BKR . ** 28R, 28A, FIRE· /2 -•w "!_.. ' · LISTED ocn w condo * 11 .. * . PLACE. POOL, adutt• • wu •non ••-r, no m 1Mll-w/gar .'4blk fr Hnd. BAY FRONTAGE, P* & lMve & Brlgflt Townnome SHO/mo 944-4402, drugl, Cl'*".,... of Bel , • ?'3711 ---•l.Mve petkle & )'Wdl s1500·w1nter. 721-.8113 prkg. Uft1a pcs.28R S1100 etyte. 280 H 12BA: enc. ~1'-0211 • · Penn. UOO/mo 97~?7 •Small pet ok 1BA S750 Furn. 303 E gar. pool, pello, no pets. CLOSE TO BEACH .N8 llTliiUm LIT •cari>ort1 w/ltorege •NEWPORT T~RAACE• Edg9w1ter. 871·2Me MfS.1789 • *"' .. * DUPLEX Prvt bdr!Yll Pro-• leautlM 38R 2BA. lg FR. •Pool . 21k 21.ila lrg '2 atory with -n .. BEAU]. 21k 2Ba. ~ blOdl feaalonal. n-lrMr. 1435
IUMY a brtt• 1475.000 mmaa"" oc.n,,...., $1050. Small ..... ---UIT.. to bay, 2 ear gar .. w/d hk . •utlla 973-5014 lllnm-. aoow WILSQH.._ petok.49t-1901 Wlf1M.Yrty$950/mo 2,eo1BAgar,1rgy<1. P. o'*' bNm' c.•A·1----·----
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tty rm. 1 bltl. to .cnoo... _. ·-... 740-175~ Evening• saoomo 650--0443 . 425 "E. BAY • enar• 3 80 condo It
cor('m pOof, gmblt. Need *Lftelr"9•11Ala PENINSULA YEARLY SUNNY US>98r 2Br 1BI EASTSIDE 38R 28A , TSL MGMT 142-HIO~ Newport North )11112.23 yr . ·1
feat Ille! 1475.000. Sub-2·ltyconcto.Oeckoffm ... •Oaluxe 1BR +·o.n. tBA with garage '.-t block to 179Cecll Pj.owneraunlt ln * ... " ... * :0~·.:~20 ~i . mlt. Cell JULIA LIAO ter bdnn, dbla gar, lrg· lower Ouplu. P'flO, gar·. beach. $850/mo yeerly. quiet Triplex, trpi1 patio: 3BR 2a. end gar w/d Jeriny 497.9000 . FOUND ~ Murray 10·
7fS0.6000or759-5!06 petlo.E'lldeBaciclaylo-age, lndr~. CIOM to (•18>790-7159 . a::s tndry h /ll'ps. hook uP new ~r~ epdblke,Sep1.11 atUn-
' nr M.A.V .. / ~~~;im:~ :::~51i.1• .:·~I~ .COfnet cenaa..... Bil E'Sl~i;o·,~;:~~Ba ~,r~ & 210 at.nt T=~~=~ .~::. :: ='' .~ic:; ~ 3BR 1,L..... Sou.. houle, lg pa.tlo, pet ok. 2BR 18X tmr 9')t. •P.. ,• ~~tlo TSL M<1MT 14"'·1803 Nit '*-P 8Nd and W. 8 4 4 • 3 9 5 t . C ~ ae ' '\t~T'CQT llj~4(. "II "-~t '":::.new 1,_ .. !'.: Sf\ar'8oc,~· No park, Ne W CI r Pet In g , p~ •pa ,. • Bay St In CM .. Pool, fll1'1122 . .....-,..._a, 1v1 ....... Ing. /mo IWlmmlnal)OOl l900per • """ ...... TllUll ~ It cooking and l=-,,..-,.-------=--· j REAL.TORS • now. S 1100. Call •38R 2BA to\i.., duplex, month. 91&.190..9921 • • ~ G.1'9 ......, phoMPnv 1325 per mo, FQUfifD: RABBIT, Dec. 5· 557-5747 before fSpm. garage 'frplc pitlo Gr .. t atmo.phefeJ No 28R 28&. IOwar unit. ger., utll Incl 111 & dl9 ~val! lrWw'" l.Jnh<wlfty, 8ectt •ll•t IL Z... 38R. 2BA. frplc, dtw, well acroea PcH. s 1275 • 1t~ 1• 11&. pats. 1790. IM&-9039 w101:'9~·~~mo. ~ -~2 • ok Call llay •'.:8**~8-8154
2homee-7dblgar. 2WOftc· maintained home with YIW IDTIU .,. """"'' "°"' OCMn. EASTSIDE ~arge condo TSL MGMT M 2•1803 ..,.,.., --4321, ext. 311 • ~14,400 1/f of dirt. yard, good nghbrhd, Furn opt. S975. 973-~7 apt2BR. 1~. built-Ins.. daye °' 54-1917 aw-FOUHO
REOUCEO SfS25,toO. 11200. Avail now 939 Attr 3BR 1.V.8A nm •Vert 1Ntp tlk+den for garage, patio. $795/mo •lflfll-.Aft• ninOI ~roll.o alrp&ana, 142~ Bkr Jowwl 557...ae32 W®CDY. 'trp1c, ger. n0 1 mature adult. 404 t,;. M2·97t5 °' &tS-1227 11•.., MIF, 2BA. 1BA bee In Maaa Del Mer._ 1n ~ •M llT mil 3BA 2BA, llngle garage, ~ •. gsd/Water pd, ~ Irie.. $825/mo. Sea to~ EJlide, Nawty decorated ~ 28r ale, flM .. w/d #CdM, ,,...,.r, no pet1, lg • vember. Cel 5'9-0548
new Piiat. new carp.t, •1.500/mo. S4&-13ee predate. 723-09n . 180 Upper unit 4'/plax. ht~. new cet"P«. trade ·room. ling! gs, 1550 + Found T.V,.Mt, * lllllboa ........ "'.... c.e.... • ... ~ rs".!; ~:-~ new dfaC*. $1000/mo. BAYVIEW CT 28R 28A .. ·--l550mo. 1st & MC dep. Ughta. call fwt, "' Hoag ,..., + deP. 87W128 P9nlnMI:'" 8-, ...
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~ *_,Iii 1111 Aedacoratad ~ti pluedapoelt. 94&-e27~. condo COMPLET"'ELY 2BR 1'48A. CIOH to 494-5195/54a1MS Hoep.~:~~/mo. Bw:hfront Balboa, ,,.. Cell to ldandfy.173-7919 ~ W/mlTLI... e,,.. hel a In*! ocean BACK BAY EASTSIDE FUANISRED Wfth 9lllf)'-bMch, $950/mo. 900 E'SIOE TRl·PLEX. Large TS'L MGMT fS.42•1803 ~ :::O· W91k to pier, Foutld ~. b6ecll, nWe •-:::==.. __ .;·.•~-~ ...... ......_ ...__ vtew from meat• bdrm a 2BA. new paint/carpet. sth1zg10 2 c.r garage. s. Lw. 944-2111 q~ 2Br petlo, '-"ndry. Of 5"-416I .,.., 5.30 ;::;J.· Zclne1_~, cat In mid-Hew, * Vic> • ---· ""'"' ~ declitlNrpool,epa&ten· yard . .Avall now l 1.,5 tmo. 730·0192 ,,...., ~. o,.,_ a. • -'"?Owntr.llW' t torte & ~CM . .... :.===..~ J] ::i2 ~~· 1 per11 n1a coune. Hurry, won't ,S795tmo. M6-0l45 Oeye/997-58&9 a.tty c.ta ... MM paint. No'*'· S785 347 •SHARP 4BR ·2BA ....,_ Protw tamMe ..-ino Vf//f'/ ft1andfy. 145475 tno.NEw~MA~ETat 18atatS27t,IOO. BRIGHTONSPRINGS2BR VILLA BALBOA 2Br, •Chr\1tmu§P;Ciai Woodland.94fr7383 to bellct'I. G• W/Of**, Mme to "*9 2 Mllr LOST:B..c.MPoOdle,,U
18fSOOO Cel.,....7211 A•IS ILn 2~BA 1r1-1ew1 MCluded 1.5Ba. $1,100. Great e..tllde toct llTUU..m deck. l t350 winter or &llte Hoima 1n CdM. N-wtwttl1• 1Nndng1, «· • · · IT• aall wood• a itreami. a.... PEN. PT. 28r House. 1 & 28drm1. Gar, cable Small quiet complex S 1800 YMflY, tl3M722 Imler. no pet1. 721·~ ange collar, 1214, on ._ ment gar w/opnr & $1, 175. avl. Gmblt w/BBO, lndry c.....:..... Id F 1575 WALK TO BCH NR HOAG Prof ,-., .,._ N 8 8lllbOa ~-~ c1rport. WIO 111tupa, BALBOA 4Br, fp 11500 rm. No pets 931·~27 ,..':"b...,.._• ; .. J]'.J2"Jr.,.,. • Lg tBR. gee pd. F/P ,,_,rt to lflhr ...,,.. ·,2· to Mick9Y. 91• tfS41 r;"...-the1..-•· ---mlc woodbu frpk: BAYFRONT Condo 2Br ....., ..-r_.,. -~· $725 • LG 28R 28a wa • ront ome w . Looi\~ ~ SAU SUN 1·5 ~0& spa •• ~~/mo + $1.1150 G,.11ocat1on11 L.arge28D Twnh• S925. Pool, ape, °"* non _,.no led6ea .. 111111 M
• . ~ •BY OWNER., OPEN 305Cedar,Nwpt8hor91 w .VELMA.549-2447 IBALBOACovea21k,den. ~ 1BA1gar.Fenced Yd. No cov.~g. 1401 SYoerlor =7 ~M··.J: PRXMtoth:AOl;Gi. ~'t',!UN .. ~·~~Br 1\-t b+odct to bead!, 28R E'SIOE tBR .. _. $150 frplc, IPIE • dodit. S2300 paJJ. S750mo + dep'. 1'"9. &46-6838 Avail now· 873-2741 . Hoty Spirtt. you Who ..... "_ nr -_,, ~ + den 2BA houM. epa, '""'... SEAVI w 3Br. 2.5Ba 931-013e . . make IM ... ..,tilcl
, 'fRU£...,.. of bay, tN1 2Ba. FIP, tM.ioe petlo, 2· S215.o'oo. 5 49 MM °' /rrto Incl. utll. refrlg.. Rouee. comm PoOI & ten· lfllTmll t•Hl W.. Prof. to .,_... 380 28A end Wtlo sioW ;;::; the ~-7 B.A home le car attdl. gs. 1117,500. 549-0112. Mn J. ltove, encl. yard, prefer me. $2,750. Sp1rkllng claan large KIDS REOUIREDl ll Elalde CLEAN 1BR. 1700/mo. CdM haa/frlMc, w/d, 2car wey t• reedl my ldellll· .. on IO' frontage. ·311 AAVELLO LANE Wigle lady. S48--0185 BAYFflONT Condo 2Br. Apta. Pool & epa. Shop-'3BO lBA Yard & gar Pwtclng, utMI Ind. No garl•cnoa. 2 rma IWlll. YOY Who .,. ,,,. h
Formal dlrflng room, MfS.9111or131-7437. •1•11..-E'SIOE duplex, lmmac den, dock fOf 80' -~t. ping & neighborhood ~~· S'50J~•P · pata. 723-1292 now. l500mo-+ 13 dMne gift to for9M end .,._.,_ + FA. wtttl 4 ~ Cod Dream ~ CMdc out thle ~ 2BR den yard w/d Yw1y. 14150 park Ml<t door No pelt 71CMW forget the wrong 1Mt II
car 'gar•oe. elevator by owner open Saturday' 8Mctl bergaln at only NtuP nooimo AVwlJan LINDA ISLE 2 atory 5Br, 2Bckm 1'/•Ba 1785 LARGE 1Br 18a 15fS5/mo, ..... ,_.. QUIET N SMOl<ER oona to ma Ind You wtM>
buement, bO•t •lip, 1()..4 imm.cu.... -ssas,ooo. You wMI find 1.142-4659 M S-9 ~· doc.k. $10,000 2Bdrm 28a seoo l400 aecur1ty Av,tlable CLEAN 48R. 19 llv rm, ... ~ condo .. 1n .. the INancea of
green lewn .. a Nw of v.ici. twn. 48A formal 48' 38A. lg lot, 3 car gar-........ .... .... ... W. --Now. C.il for •apptm, pari{lng, utlll ind No 9 • • nx_ MM wttti ma. I In tNa
thumanltlea. d6nrm,lbry°,tam~.C-. •·Pool &'lotl morel ... 1)1111-IUL'lmlll·1-COSTA MESA 931-1879 S>e'L$1IOO 723-1292 ~ S3eO ~tit~I=· ~~.;,.,,.to Ht 1111 tom ....... $319,000. B•n•r c a ll Anne 3BR. P"t yard, 2BA, 2 car U1-llll !LARGE 1BR._ O/Y/ cable lllllllAl•Hlll I 931-202. · tMnk)OU '°' ewei~ig 2914 Clubhouae Ad MJ:~Uliand todayl 'I"', vacant. 11275 mo. LARGE llmo9t new 28r. · end conftnn once ~ • :· ·~-Ni IT C.M. 557·1114 931-1291 fiurryl Oon 942·9797 den. 288. 2-sty, dblagar, -!'!~:~P15~f::' Reta .... Responllbla roommate 1tlet I ,_,..want to be -··ti"" you the dowfl In -Re/Mu Rltra lrple. mao. sYnny patio .... ~.nu I . -. . 2BR 2BA-OEN t"Mdad fof na Newport aeparated "°"' You no · . ,, ..ahgtora-..ofown-PRIME EASTSIDE 38ft, $158~/lftO * 721-.8508 ~-u ~ 2273 Min«•B. "'5-lt5t ~carpet garage W/0 8Mdl home Wall to tn11tt• l'IOW gteet ma-
•• anftlp. You "*"' the 1~ •• '!"09 comer lot, llUTEl.I IWlllllll LuXU"' 2BR 2BA h"'twi• MESA VERDE. 2BR 18A, hkup, l"d CloM to bMctl ~/mo + v. utll. terial dellr9 mey be. I
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apprec. You receive owner**** .... ceut 11075/mo. Avt 12115198. ~ :" ~.~~ Beautifully landec•ped, $895-. 28&7 Hidcory 4409 RIVER • ,SHARE aBR Colt.r'Meu my IOYed or'8I In YOUt
,. · • 100% teic ~ Mull lat....... lMI Ptaft Prope 142·9797 S2200/mo Ind utlll. Boet quiet, large, dea(1 Apta. 49fS.tt3e, 751-9493 TSL MGMT M 2 1803 hOme near OCC 1 UCL I perpetual fJ1«Y Thant
ha\le. dMl'I cr.dlt. Aat .... ... •WlllT ~ slip extra. J(1'fOe Spiller Pool & epa. patio°' dec:k Near Newport Heights • 111111,_ llAll Mele noo-~r 1315 • You for Your LOYe tOWW'd
H7-t002Dya,Ev, Wtcnde 2BM. AX: oetad w .. OPEN HOOSE OX1CY ti 28R 1 .. ., ... ...._ natlo no ~Mu 54&-5'581 ' Prl~~~..!~•-s 1 BR g1rden ap1: CWN 2eR "' llv rm S3\5 e.:o.p. 75t.'"17 18 ~and my loved~ tennl1 court• pool l".-M 38r 28& huge _.. ....._ ... ,.... • .......,_.,. ......, $8501 Incl Its A · 'W • ......... T • mLB•lfllnl Jacuul, Uil,000: ;-~-" 1229.000 pets. SIOO/mo. M2-401 1 Newpor1 Height1, 4BR. 1 Bedroom IMO 12 577~ . vall pari{lng, uttla Incl No ....... 41 Per9o(l1 may pray thll . lllmlLL... ~/Agt7fS0.9404 :;.n~te2.fi54 NPTHGTS.38r21A8a.f/p, 2BA,famrm,2frplca.... 2Bdrl)"I W•BaSl-05 11 pets $1175 723·1292 iAIR"'llor: ror ..,to-prayer 3 conaecutlva
ELIOAHT Newpoft'Notttl llU 1750 eq ft .. $1275/mo, eluded garden, gatdnr, 2Bdrm 2BA $870 NEWER 2BR 2BA new Exeeutl,we TOwJlhOUH ~-= & days. After Jl'le third day.
•Townhom... Drama, Llpu...... ...... yew IMM. 298 E. 15th $1700/mo 650-4060 Jiil J .... Aa WlY paint, mini blinds, trple. 3BR, 2BA. 2 eat g.,, emall bollta. ~ ·youi-wiati will be C.,ted ~. etyte. .. _..home 6Cffi1:w pro-IE'l!!r.. Sr.-IB (714) &44-0035 NEWPORT SHORES 2BR COSTA MESA jf95)rg b~~5'f;' 0 G E AN V I EW CountyAl'l>Of1 557.~ ~ ":'n:w ~omiM t: .,_ n .. , 'rha """Y flowl fWlonalty daCorated "'& -2BA 2 story houM cor-.... mo. • 818-446-8993 ~
Into an~ INlna tumlahad 1,:Jr old Medi. llA W/ ... l,...9'1T nar '1ot. gar quiet • .,.. NEWP<mT ACROSS TR 111 ._._. ___ IUte. a.tab ~ t:llh .. t~~~~·n:
. ri ~--In-~ ... , .... , home. Gated. DA 2iX HOU: pro a:c: ......:.... ct!B~~2200 If S1000 mo. 975-4912 Agt •ecbaEA~ fvulc~~e 2BR STREET, 2BR frplc, git· ::: =----WANTED dXAXde OR beerl granted. MCP
The kttct... la open to the Cartton. 2 meatar . otet.d, lotJ of wood & lgle ltOf'Y, 2ear/auto dr 2218 E. Pacific apt 8 •2, 720-9422 Many to ct\OOM Jrom 1, 2 IOlrl • • ...,.,_ ,._.t. coommunlty ,,._.the ' · ,......,_,, · • ...._ 1 · 1n '"· rp • .,...k, gar ageS825/mo 1M51rvlne e , __ ,... STORAGE for 14' t>oet l ·
drm, anhancln'D th• ea. s.. to apprec:l9Nt tMe, frplc~ gar, mlcfo. opnr, 2 tplc1, Elec. Iii Tm tmll Sl901mo. See 111. Cell a. 3BR Du91ex• 1va11 mlec. Items C M.IN B
friendly, lnfOfmal am· S425,000. Monarch S1700/mo * fS73-5341 etove/Dbl ovan/ 0/W,_ Enjoy ~htaklng..,... of 759-1104/E &t•-8722/0 Small ~. Newport Call for detw. Lv mtg. .,... fS50..S042 Hug A ~ The• ~alrl· 8eectt Aaatty 240-0111 .AE"'fTALS AVAILABLE pvt. petlo, fully fnoed yd. tall pine trMI & QrMn in Heights, l400/mo. Utlla Btlr 975-480e "'*·"' 1a completely ii Shof'twm&wtntar• Incl. yd. m1lf't.w 10 thl• spac:IOUI MCludad **m&Pml** Ind. No kJtc:Nn. 1665 · LL•-•~-H . ...-ate from the up.. ..... ..... ·I f' MIO to $1400 hkupa. LEASE OAC· 3BR ;l'i\BA -tyl fee. A. ll'Tlall, quiet oornp .. >e llWle Ave .a. 720-9-422 1LARGE 21>< 2ba. wthr dryr ..,. t 0 u n d
....,.. bdl'm, an ldaet .,. *••IU.'IU• w...mont Homae, Inc. ,.,utabla farnlty. pet• & tur .. Incl: Fonnat nvmo StudlOl550& 1~Br wlti'f>l. lsPACIOUS 2BR wooq,.~ t~P·,0 . .,i>4:· $850~";° Gils•/ &t .• rll911Jtl•U tot a teen· \lei• l 1BilFuli Aeattor1973-4900 amkra neg. 11250 rm. dining rm. catn.dr'lll badcyd. patio ~685 mo haven townhm anc.tqMd J21~;/0~1ee~~ DH aeat .. "T'ha loft,~~• I W· 54t..a311/54M219 cetttno-& rncuh morel "Utt• new & vary pvt" gar, pvt baCtc yard, lndry , __ • ______ -------.-1
a.lly CMl'taoktng the Inn ~ ._. loc. .,....721 1-C..... Ml llu 1111 SHARP !-eide 3BR 2BA, lmmed occupany, lhOf1 Pool, spa, lndry. 111 + fac on site ~agement. ILg Lux 2BD 2BA 1100lf 116&1 sq K 6MCll Of A: '·'~ ""' home epeclal asp;ao: .. I s;;gtlt 11R + completefy remOdeled Of long term IM poaaibla. MC. NO PETS 549-2447 5 min to bMd\I 931-7229 2ptlV m~Stea 2 dae'tl ,.. Move In now. 85
aitcltement. Price re-convden. Whal 1 vtewll P9t ok. 1 tOOOtmo. Avail Chlldren & pet~ ok. •BAY TIMBERS• .. .., nr Wdltt no e>e'I $87~1s I cants I* IQ ft Comer Of
dUcad to S2t4.000 .. ,, s 1eoo1mo Incl utile. now fS.46..4902 $2400/mo Call DOUG tBR. trplc. cable, l)OOI. Tm MTI ••• Avbl 1/1 640-9408 Magnotla and Talbert
Jll.lt•• •Open & llta 2BR 2BA S HERBST 720-3980 or petlo, gar No pell 399 12BR w/gar Carpets, ·-aay Cell' 53&-3281 ?
-· .. w/frplc vi.w of ,,... & PACK>US 2BA 2BA 2 760~ w Bay St S685 650-6357 drapes. blH n•, Fenced • ·--• II (:FORGl-.Fl .KJ S .. IHmi .. doaetobctt 112001mo etorytownnom..Garage, ~~ifa..V . yardwl petlo Waterpald.3BR.2'iHSA.c1oeeto1110P-.....,..... ' a u"ll'\V~ FnMT1,ourUacra.-. •19A-qu1etPareonS7sO ~T:~~·=t KU'IFWll\ ·I iBR~..,B~.ca-ee1~:.i.~;7~M £!c..~5fuS: w .. 1~'-i ~~tBc:n
llHI fl)fl:--• home. S8r 38a w/rnald'• ·= ~~g.,; s1m1mo. Aot US-4912 \t\X1 1.""T r:t-:x 11 thedral celllngs. view. W91l8'de 2BR ~t. patio. Via.Udo 97S.9289 Slgn1pecuvlonW9ltcilft \ .
. quattera. •11•75o.ooo 1 1550/mO.Agt 913-5354 W'SIOE 2 lg mstr bdrma. REALTORS . I garage. •P•. r e -lndry t.c.2 prltngspaoaa. ..... 111 <>Pal S.V&a-1 12·5 2'MSa. 2-<M gar w/opnr decorated $995 No pets ., -.---------2'12 Meaa Dn"9, N.8. FURN OR UNFURN HOME ba8cony ~lo fp welk~ •--CJ .. llTI 2151PacJfic931.e107 N.-paint, stollil & crpt. •• ,. _..,. 1m. JM. 411 M"
fS50..eA4 Aot. 272-37IO 2 !Mft' If. 281F/P,S14951 cloaM• 'rr,Vclo' wid hk\4P _. ma S750lmo 731-"88 *Mn •T ... * 18-17-WESTtLIFF O~WE l&nllW 1t•H mo. 1ft/lllt $300 dep. 11000 111 + !Ut + $500 conc;o on m nr pier· ·-1111--* ut. IMc~ EXCLUSIVE BEACH Nwpt Ben, Aot 541·5032 Martgofd St. 942-5290 daP No pelt 194-29tl Lerge w/lncredlbla V1eW1 28A 28A, 1000 1/f, new CQMMUNITY 8A 28A, a car tataea~ . . 2BR• & 3BA. No pet. decor. prvt patio. Q.,. , ,HG delux 111-lewl 2Br 2 H• bMutlfUI l BA Apt Ill_... RIT ~r.:c,~~ ~':,&~~1'::iJ1Ji~ ut. ... ~ HI $~/mo.4M...a155 age. Parlt·Mttlng. Child loft 2'/tla. 2 mrbl trplc, w/BAY VIEW! Lg patio, 3975~B~kcilie50tmo
-' · No".-. St150 w.d. «*.From S950 Fr .. LMR lkyllte, wld hh-up, gar .. frplC d1hwat\r micro Nwpt Bc:n ..,g, 541-5032
DOVER SHO-CI us-ut11' .... _,i--112··,·1 7 ..... , .... ,;, ON LAKI! PARK 2Br 28a, ..... ~ CN1t ..... 2151Pacific931·8107 2400 •f nr Hunt Harbour Olf p..,. bet! s135o "'° . --------·~ ....... · ~....., frplc, 2 eat garage In-llM $1450 (213)8fS0..9513 ~mTlm& ·~UTIFULLY ~ *11f1Y QIMt lBR cott c:.tudal gardener. Adults, *lllTUI• ..... ~btn· <>me. avail trom 1170
3 !Atrm coritamporwy baemad oa111np. y:: n-pet1.J1275. &40-0020 2eR 181upstairsCOOdo28rt'Mlltwnl\ouM,lndry ~~~N~~":~o SORRY. PETS Goodlocatton&ottatraet ===:..:: Near lh09I & beach. AakfOfCl'luc:k nr s~ PlazL AIC, cftw, r90"' .... bultt-lne. p1t10. Peu OK $72Smo l&L .... 11 I prltng.Scott1548-2301
lnO to the dOc:tt for large S795 NO PETS 722~801 t 38R 211A, 2 cat gar, near baleony, pool, $895/mo. OOod ioc.tlon $785/mo '525-4310 NICE yeerty 2& 1'-\Ba ... /1• a-nt St 250000 Hewer 38R 2BA nut to bMctl Newcarpet palht 971-7911Of751.,2797. 2078 THURIN Lld Stloe> beach pat _..,
.... yec 831 14oo ' ~ F/P 'ei.c-~OS ~·Lg yardtpeia OK• 2BR28Aupatalrlcondoin TSL MGMT &t2·1fS03 SPOTLESS 2801•128A FIPo btt-ln!" Clble 19~ 2nd AoOf Prlvete street •.w · · ,.,;,,. ' ·72 " • S11 '1 4,... "150 • ~~--··-• 0 · Opt 1 on a I ~o • 2 o · • le¥el entrance ,_, Lido
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Nfl1MD LOCAL wentl to ~"Tt RFMON'l Gfvbb a a. . Huntington P-::cr.ound y. Cloea to lndfy. 28A 28A. No peta $850 1 10 I w of al......... 97S--0097 333e Via Lido fS75-t289 tiu, CM/NB home ,..,.._, tto.,,t 't lllK. • --.. bee pool & epa.. 1700/mo. • m r,.,..... • flaer CM .. N t REAlTQRS CHANNEL AEEF UR, ......... on the • t tec>.eetO or 751·2717 Aot 546-58IO Call PAM UNFURNISHED 2BR tBA. NWl'T HGTS 2BD 18A IOFFICES mn It BLOG • tr P · watarfl'ont, fab Views. view of boardWeltl, nu tr'PI. kit rwnodeled. otw. c u F •1 .,.___ .,.__ · CNlit oondO, ...,.,, lr.l-elOO. S2000 pelnVc:rpta. W.BA, 2BR FREE COLOR TV ON ALL NEW 3BR. 2 car get· encl ger No pelt endoeed , lmmed ..,. u ..,..., .._,taJ 5008: Huggabfe
. ; -. •d .... .... .... 11750/mo, tit, lat 'Mno MOVE·INI 1BR. +den Of age, large ~ ywd $825/mo 17382 K~ occ. Sl4&-3~0 Approx 175·270aq/ftl Hound 1$ about 17• ~lrw w = M7-ec>41 M-F 2nd bdrm OIW Mg IH """'*· upatw1 IHl2-4 174 Of &48-4700 849 4332 ?llL!m tMB w & wttndl A/C ~ & ~ St050. llartMwa 973-5771 lrftM STEPS TO BEACH _O_F_F_S_P-~C-E/_N_B--Neat-loog and appeals to
HAA W HR.LS 48A tam All In gated comm $825 l!9R. tllA. epaciOUI, 0 C Awi>ort & FRWVS all ages Make long Of
"" grnbalt ._ s3.ooo 144 a51.2s23 Of 151.2181 IUl1R.UITW 12BK ™· qu• upateira &,rtlO/catilOft ample Parking 1140mo I short-eared version I . ·-~~. Merrill Lynch Realty
NIW SM 'or 2· & den ;;AICf2 et~cond0.2 ~ti 2ffp~=':.'J:e ~t1n:.u'~~ 11 /mofSS0..7045 lmed.PoaS 75e-8175 usmg 3'tyd velour
condO. Feb. ~ Hart»qf, maMet M . 2 ~. Croaa -to ldloOl ...__5/mo ti'J,mo Jeff 432..ee22 T '"""' Pattern lncfuOes
OQeln, dty ~ Yrty or UC~ wait to, ltlopplog. .U 2314 SANT A ANA. dliUSEN .mng '* lt1' raincoat & boots mo. to mo. 13.500 s1 tmo 154-5527 W.d .... IO 21K 10 TSl MGMT 542.1903 Lltw.... ... IT'Od.radee 28f 2a. bale. 13 PLUS Walatfr111 ........ UNfV. PARK. 3Br 21ABL ger,' NWty ·decor .. ac* TIBMCdtTXdl 6CiXN gar. lndfy. fr'9. iaoo ZNitXIL sPXCfZ 25 s1•25 Ptt .. 19111·1• RutgM•. Bactt1 pool. to 405/22frwy9.1135 + ~.-I I• VlEW Frptc pa1to walk 492·tltlorfS31·9.134 ~ 1200 alt, •tnt to-FOREACHPATTERN 11550/mo. 1 yr IM. MOO dep 54&-01tt lmmac poo . carport, to beeCh ; aoutt' 1725 -catton near N9wpot1 City OAOE:REO
Cute. 28A ~. "PC. 552-3512 °' 7M-7500 •l llOf'tlGe, tnclfy, no pece, lnc1 u111 •91-314' Wall to bead!. OCMfl v.... H• A8I. 873-ISMe Off£A GOOD n--..,.~ 89'· em yard, W/O '*• 1MI Mepee, 842~ · 2M 18A or Ofound leYal '"""""" 11000/mo. Aval! 12/tS. WOOOBAIOOE. •If 2'Mta ...... .. STUDIO & IBR 11Pta. eoma ~ 11.ieA, encl gen, no .-iun WIY 31• -
11'3-<M11 owr 2000 1f.. facing ~ I lllL with ocean vi.ws. uttl l*I 2231225 La l»aiome APC>fOk 2.000 alf, 90 ft ._. •
DllUXE 28A t'.-tllA 2 grnbatt, MlCt to KN>oll 116 Dnh. Stove. l"lfl1g:. Spaclou1 21.. Apt a peld, parking a lndry, 1111/mo . 137·7111 ,frM-8"1\. Many w+n· ........ --l llOO/rrto. t mo. to ,!J!· t1t91 onty. L-. perti. BeauttM pool.,.., i.roe ..-to bci\ "'475 1 up. dowt, AC. Netrm, .,,,.,.. ._ Cllll NIMll ea.· =·::::-· ::d~'*c"/:: = :8.3'-Uta I Ing. SIOOfno 175-1319 ~.':v &~=a 497-4581 -m UW !*'"'0-AOI MMHI C,. ODdo .....
l1290At1fl75-4t12 ~ It.a• 28A 18a 'l'f'l •leundaek. mo. s ....... ...,_..
mHIM•lll p -'" ::=-,w,:.~,';:: U-IPll CJ .... fled•e . ;;c; un#IKn room. P" ELL ~~ ..... ~ • -... -compr-.. ~.beth. ptale llN. ---nli', ooaen. M1 I. ~ ..... _... ...___ 1...._ NO PETS. • 11S-4n0 • .. __ .J u-t ~ '425 ll'Cll ut11tt• -.. ya .. ,-• ~ftom-8" 1'4iaA -·--·-CHARMING CAPE coo -~ ~" -131·2"1•• lh rov'th cl.i~ 1f1t>d -.,... -~. _....., fM ad11l t1. "o petl. -.... ._,. _,,_rt ----._. .~ -.. .-.. ) tub. 1g *':r:" "PC ~ .. IOl31"9e Furn. 28r t\.\ k ....... ,_ • .... _......_,, -. ·-1--------'-~======:::::=!
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• Ofange Cout DAILY PILOT/ Thursday, December 8, 1988
CLASSIFIED ADVEBTISIN6
SAZES
We are ADDING to our sales staff.
If you can t ype at least 45 wpm and.have
great telecommunication skills -We can
off er you a base salary + commi sion A D
a (jeeat place to work .
F•ll Time & P•rt Time A vall•ble.
D.o yourself a favor-Ca ll us.
Peggy B levlns or J Im V enneau
642-4321
DailyPilai
330 West Bey St.
Costa Mesa, CA
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Manne at>t><
S Mo•er
9 Modlfon pari 1'-~
fS tlr&19'no 16 Concord
17 lnvtted
18 Oltteren1
20 Neotect
2 1 Inner pref
22 Tell !ales
23 Fatner
25 Consumed
27 Bueball
stats
211 Negative
30 Tome uM
3<t Evil· pref
36 De -
38 Gree«
provinces
311 C.nadlen 1aw
42 Small
43 o.f••ts 44 Tc:hrs gp
•5 Saga
•6 Partner
47 Smooth 4t Setbacll
51 M1n1mum
5" Wrer1ell sa Ram
60 -bOy'
61 Glfl11n
63 Laugn
64 Ria
65 UK rlYef
66 Work ~el
67~group &If P'tu
69 Stains
DOWN
1 Bigwig
2 .. What's 1n
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4 Fluctuate
5 Merquis de -
6 Slleephke
7 Fifth cousin
8 Commercutls
9 Mor1e1 10 ·step -,.
1 1 Rive< d"1
12 4nd 011\ef'S
13 Instrument
19 Brain passage
24 Conl9Q11on
26 Dupes • 28 Weaken
30 Ooo 3 1 Corrective
32 Dancer 1<4141y
33 This Sp
34 Compant<>n
35 CoOled
3 7 Colluslon
~~· PUZZU S~YID
38 Ol noses
40 · - -Sunday
atternoon
• 1 Possessive
46 NY Sl81o<¥' .
48 Awroacfled
49 Food fatn
SO Ent ot
Alaska
52 Rostrum
SS POI plenll
S4 Hit Nlrd
55 Window PWt
56 Anrt0y
57 Mio.Mt city
59 Hang lire ·
62 Part ol Nfld
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Delivery Drivers -.
PART-TIME
Newspaper Delivery DriverLIV"eeded .
Monday.-Friday 2PM-5PM . Weekends ~
& Holidays 4AM-7 AM . Earn up to
oS600/month. Must have reliable
transportation, insurance & a good
driving record.
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Call 714 /642-4333 ext. 205
Between 8AM-7PM
Ask For Ropger
Motor Routes
available in
W11t•i11t1r
lu1tinsto1 l11ch
Fountiin Y1ll1r
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NO COLLECTING .
. NO SOLICITING
Deliver One Day a Week -
Must have dependable car
and proof of tnsurance. ... 142~1444 . ' ~sk for Joanne Craney
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OfftCIAl PfO~ng a r9111Md General wtttl the COW,ty CWll of Or-tllM Dally Piiot o.c.mber 1, 8, Thi• buelneu le con-180S w Carriage Or., Santi #fth the County Clerk of Or-• The reglttrant-eom-
NOCDWI P18n Amendment IOI' the enge County 1on November NOTICa CW MATH 15, 22, UU18 due1ed by: a llm1~9d pwtner-.t.na. CA 92704 "19' County on Novemi:* men<*! 10 tranuel ~ G" ,,_.,
°"'"' llOAN> period Auguat 1991 through 28, 1988 AND°" NilfiOiti • Th-145 ltllO Lynn Mltle EIC)aro. "36 \0, 1981 neaa under the llctttOU• ....ua.c. cw~ Deeember 1918 Aeaolutlon ~21 TO AllMlllTP · •-,,,,. llftftl'r The registrant eom-Orlon u , Santa Ana. CA Pul>lltfled n..-"= bu*neM ntwne or "*"'" WD-LIAM C. GLOSE cw~ -8dopted. C9111fWla the Publllhed Orenge Coat HTAft CW ..._ ..,,~ IMnCed 10 trlftNCt ~ 92704 ~ -.,,... abOlle on (not~) ~ •••Y Dec. 3
COUNTY reaulte of the Genetti Bae-Oally Piiot Deeember 8, 15, .....,._ '· KMTUt, neaa under the lietltou• Mana Ctlatlna Guerr9ro, ~"::. ~= t7, 24, Or Yermllle Jur1' 1988 ~ W IUMved
CAUPOlllllA tlon on No"9mber 8, 1911. A 22. 28, 1918 ......... • NOTICa OF t>ue1nee1 name or neirnee 1805 w. c...r1age •4, ~~ • • Thie .unement -llled • 8AlllTA AMA r~ to adopt two NW T!l-152 ...... l(MTIJt "*.IC HUMeO ~ed above on NoYWllber Ana. CA 92704 • Th-t16 """the COunty Ciani of'C>-by bia wife Mary • ..,
CAUPOlllllA bllllllg ,.t .. kw ..-. by the _. .....,,.._. APNAL OF 18. t918 Thie buelneu le eon· •-Ill' -TICE atige County on Nowmber s.n, da\JCht.er, ~
A ,.,.., IMetlng of the Aepfogt~ Internal Ser· ftaJC NOTICE .I09lflH llAllTIR "-u1•10 GOiden Mcl(anzle, Pr .... ducted Cy: co pertnw• ~ .., 3, ttee Parem. CharJiea and
Boetd of~· of Or-~And wu approved. ~-• c..e ~ CO ... lllOtrl dint TJI• reglatrent eom-ACTITIOUI WU nlDM
ange County Celllornla ceptence, lnetelletlon, and ll ... ,. A·Mlt11 D8IAl OF Thia etatement w .. flied menc:eo to traneaot bull-NAm ITATDmNT Publlthed Ofange Cout Ro.e, brother Chuck
Mio lifting .. th.~ !Nllntenenc. of • plaque NOTICI CW To all helfa, beneflciarlea CONDITIOMAL U. #Ith the cOunty Clerk_ of Or· neaa under the tletltous The 1~ pwwons -OallY Pilot Nowmber 17, 24, and list.er Carrie. VW...
ao.d ol IN Dlltrleta and memorlellzlng Emme 8 . NllllOii POlll crednora. contingent eredl: WNO.•• ange County on November buelneea ntwne or namea dOong l>UllneM.. Oecemw 1, 8. 1988 (tatlon Thurad•y. Au1tloriltea Gowrned by the Wtlerton, M.O .. et the Coun-'Pll09Aft CW tore. and per1on9 who may NOTICE IS HEREBY 22. 1988 listed abo .... on October 27. A P\..US FOR AWNINGS Th-124 Dec S 1988 4PM til
loerd of ~t wu ty'a Metemal and Child 'OMICIM WILL AND be othenwlM lnter•ted 1n GIV£N thet the Huntington n.1'71 1918 220 Vena •2 HuntJ 1~ • • •
held on Ho¥ember 28, t9ll, HMlth Cllnle In Santa Ana POii UTftM the w111 or •tate."' both. 01 8Mdl City Council wlll hold Publlthed Orenge eo..1 Lynn M &c>ero 8Mc:h. CaMt ~ ng .....: NOTICE 7:30PM. Redtauon of
t:30 Lift The following ,.,..IUttlOl'lzed.A890Youlh TIST~MYPOlll BEHJAMIH J.l<AHTER.eleo epubllcheetir!gln tneCoun-Plot~ 1 .•• Thi9-...ment ... hied Souttl Shor9 i~ the Rosemary .Mmt... being preeent· SMiier T• Force Report TMI UTAft OF: known .. BEN J KANTER :ll Chamber at the Hunt· 15, 22. 1988 """ ttle County Ctanl of Or-LOUISlana • . ~ 7·30PM Pacific View
Hem.ct M. Wieder, cn.w: ,.,..approved AvlflOftutlon ..==.. and BENJAMIN JOSEPH ngton ~SCMe,Center. Th-142 91199Countyon0etober27. Thll bu••MM ,, eon-ACnnoue.-.. Ch.-· 3500 Pacific . men• Roger R Stanton· Don IO traneler moneya un· KANTER 2000 M-· treet, Hunt-t991 ,.... clucted Cy: • eorp«allOn ..... ITA~ -A. Roth; and TilofnM F. claimed In varloue trull c..e-.....r. APETITIONhabW'lflled ~on 8Mch, CallfOfnia, on Ml.JC llOTJ( Publilhed <>ranoe Coett , Tile r~glment eom-n,.1o11Qwtng persons-View Drive, Newplrt
--. .... ~ V•.,.1191 lundt held~n llOdy of A·~ by &\'°' Kt11ter In the &,-the date 8nd •1 the time In-0'""" Pllol November 24 o.. mencecs to tranuct bUtl· dOINI ~ •: ae.cb Funeral M.. ·-r• -._.. __,, the Treuur -Tu Colleet0t To 811 heln, beneflc:larlM, perlOI' Court of Callfomi dlcated beloW to recar.i. end ITA~ Of _, ' SUBARU OF AMEJ\ICA ' ·:::-::. c:' ~ IOI' • per Of OYer three c:<edltOl'S, contingent c:redl-County of Ofaoga ~~ conalder the statement• or UAlmCll MT°" camber 1, 8, 15.·t888 Th134 ::,.:c1er the ·~ INC -WESTERN REGION. on Friday Dec 9. 1988 ..
appolntmente 10 · Count ~ to the County of' Or· tora. and pet90n8 wtlO "wt 1ng that BNee Kanter be llP-all pertons .no wish to be UM OF ACnTIOUI lltted ~"':, ~tier t2 whatNiy Ottw, IN!ne: 1 lAM at St. Pdyc:wp Mllce Syttem AdvlaoJ ang• WH approved . beotherwltelnterttedlntne pointed a peraona1 rep-,_d r.,ati.... to 1he ec>Pll-.,... .. ...._ rtBJC NOTICE 15 tH8 . c.... 92711-2895 CatholacChurcb.8100
Group (CJSAG) ..,. IP-Authcwlzatlon to 11ier.... wll OI' •t•... OI' both, of ~•tlw to adminlll• the ::atlon deacribed below The loltowtng person• Curt A pitz. Pr"MMMnt Sut>eru ~ Amenca 0per. Chapman Stanton o"9d An ldvance Purchae Order No. K3e1ot J 0 NATHAN HEM IN 0 eatete of the d«iedent. DATE· Monday, Oeclrn-'\ave abandoned the uM of ..... 11 atlona Corp New ~ • • ~ 9191 · nt to s..:-r.: to •pend a geotecMlcel HOPKINS, OTHERWISE nt£ P£TTTION r~ Der 19. 1M8 the Fletltloua Buelneaa ACnnoul WU _..,,~11c::'b: off"~ 2235 lbM JO w. -en.TY CA. Interment im· ..-•-.F ... • 0 IVINatlon of Dena Point KHOWN AS JONATHAN M. Mhortty to edmlnlster the TIME: 71)() PM Neme. MURAD ' MURAD ..... ITATDmNT • ~ Hll, NJ OIOQ2 • • med'•&ely foDowtna ~:rr:r: Comm•~r..t:'i Hetbof kw. dredging con-HOPK INS , JACK H ...... under IN lndepen-SUBJECT Appaal IO INSURANCE SERVICES. n,. folloWlno per'IOl'll .,. ~~on ..... Th .. butlneea IS con-at PKi.fic View )hm.
and Prodemetlona were trec1 wt01 Lefmen and L .. HOPKINS ANO JOHN dent Mmlnlllratlon of e .. PleNllng Commlteion Oentel 1005 W. Balboa ~. Ste. d:E~ •· • ducted by-8 cofpotatlon orial n....a. N
made. Elct9nllon of Ae¥enue ,.,.. approved. Aeaolutlon HOPKINS tatea Act. (Thia aultlorlty al-of Conditional UM Petmll 217. Newport Beeeh, Clalf. A 8 IN ACTION NURS-~~ ~"'tw ~ Tiie reglalrant eom-a-..._ ir;::-ewpart
cu.-Gr t ·-I -adopted, appointing 8111 A PETITION hM bW'I flled Iowa ttle ~-r..-i-No..88·28. i2063 es TRY OF ORANGE I • • ::-'~lranuet butl-.-;,i .. """ ---.. en ..,,.~ Vega.CoeatCommunltyCol-by WILLIAM EDMUND IRE-lattw to, .... m aetiona A p p L I -the ~ICtltlout Bullneu COUNTY, 3420 s. 8'11tol t5, 22. 19'1 ""' ' ... fletltoul ~ ~OI /~Olldeu~I-iegeOlltrlet.tothePr1vale LANO ANO MICHAEL J. wlttloutobtalnlnQ'7ou,,ep-CANT/APPELLANT· Mernereferredto.00....wu •3t0, Coate MMe. Celll Th-147 llM't"' ,_ ~ 0~
on u 0 lnduatry Counell, rep-BIN> In the 8"periOI' Couf1 prove1. Before taliclng <*taln ~thony J. Tarantino · IMed In Orenge County on 921H __ .,. --'--°".My t t... JOSEPH F C1HORA
Humeri wee ep. rMerltlng pott•MCondery of Celltomla, County of Or-actlona. howeYer, the per-LOCATION· Tu u October 7. 1987 FILE ExcalHeetttl SeMcea 1ne., nlllL.Rt ..,,~ l~~-t......_:."""i.9 ·
pta"9d. ,_....._ Sllarlng aclueatlon. lnternetlonal 911991"UMltno !NI Wll.-tOf\91 ,....matlw ts ,.. Looeey'e, 10t42 Adam9 AY· 1110 F357511 a Callt0tnla corporation KM• Preaident ~R pumed away Dec ~: = :! Glttl Technology Corporation LIAM EOMUNO IRELANO quired to gtve notice 10 enue. 9PPf01llmatety 450 Deena Murad 25847 2121 Smolt-ood, F1411'. ACTinOUI .,..... Thot etatement -hied 6. 1988 m N~port
oved Aec:ol ldatl0fl8f" Mleeted u prknery: eryen ANO MICHAEL J. BIRO be ..,..,_ed l*tont un1ea1 feet we of the aouu-at 181ucos. Mtsa19n Vlelo. Calif enon. Cakt 92631
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...._ ITATDmNT ...,,_the County Oerk ~Or-Beach He IS IW'Vlved
P' · ~ 0 4'. Stlret and Aeeodat• appointed • pertonal ~ ttleV heve wellred not.lee "' :orner of Adams a nd ~2691 This bulines• 11 con· T 1 .,.191199 County on ~lier ' IUPPO't...:C..~of5t':: selected aa alternate ~toadmlniaterttle eon..-.ted 10 the propoaed Broold1ut1t Dina Murad, 37~2 duetedtly eoorporatlon he==:person to 1988 by his wde Mary
;;:::., Flac:al ~blllty 4rchll•C!t-Englneer to ••te of the decedent. action.) The l~t REQUEST. E.atabl1•h OlenrldQe. Sh«man Dlik•. Th• regletrant c:om· 1oo:ic INNIS & AS-, ' ,,..,..,. Kennedy O'Hora; ton
lnltletlve WU oved u ptOYlde rxot.elonel ..,. A HEARING on the petl-admlnlttratlon authority WIH ~anelng to rec0tded. mulle Calif. 9t423 men<:ed to transact t>utl-SOCIA TES, 3723 Blrcl'I PutllitllleO Of .. CO..t Ja.eph F . O' Hon ID. recommended ~It .item for the excavatlOn of tlon ~be held on oec.m-ba granted unleu an dlae loc*ley)......,.. mght1 • This buliness ._.. con-,,_ undw the llelltous Street llt9 Newport 8eecll Delly Piiot Novemmr 11,2•. 2 -~a~ ..... ~ 4 " ....._:._... inun1e1pa1 refuM et Coyote bet 28, '1M8 at t:45 P.M. in lnter•ted person IMea .,, #ealt and lundl llOUI' taahlon cluc:ted by eo-part'l41'S but<nnt ri.ame .or n~ Cal 1 9:ieei> · ~tier 1 9 1M8 &> --:.:...~:l.4_ ~ 'A;'"" .. ~· ':ft; Canyon Sanitary Landflll, Dept. No. 3 located at 700 objection 10 this petition and snowt five ~ays per week. Thtt statement wu llted tilted aco.... on NIA • ~11~ Anne ~ ' Th-118 great ,..--.. ...... ~n; ~ ft.::; C:.,.,. Or~ No. 31'3,.,. Or-CMc Center on.... West .,_ 900d eauM wtf'J ttle MondaytoFrldeyinanexitt· "'""the COunty Cletlt of Or-Ahmed Sedefti secretary l t3 PIMWOOd !Nine Cellf brothers T. Morpn
mlaalon AICotiollc and c11nence of the Bowd oe S..Ana.<lailfornle9270t CCM'1 ahould not grllnt .,. ng ,...teurent. tnQe CA!nty on No...ember TIW s...,_.1 -filed 92714 ' -.....C llJ11C( O'Hora ·and Paul E. on ~of the County of If YOU 08JECT to the autt1ortty BASIS FOR APPEAL Ap. i , 1988 With the County Cler.k of Of• Th ' O' and ~A~ "fi~~ Drenge. Callf0<nla, emend--grentlng-ol the petition. you A HEARING on the pe1i. 'oe•I of l'lennlog Corn-P\Jbll~ Orange Coast ange County on NovlfTlbef duet!!s .,';":'!:1vt!_.eon-l'tCTITIOU9 .,_U Hora ·p a ~ -·1 n t ng the Or*'119County Cam-lhould etthei' llPP9" atthe lion w111 be IMld on OECEM-'1'1lltiOl'I'• denlet of Con· o.o1y Pilot Deeemt>er 8 15, 23, 19&8 ,.._ Tha ,. Ill rant com-...-.lfA~ '' Marie ars1l lnr ~ ~~ oa1gn Re10tm Ordinance to heerlng and etate your ob-BER~. l981 at t:45 P.M. In c11oona1 Use Permit No 122 29. 1988 I PIJ~ Oranoe Cout ~ 1: ira11.-et t>uto-The 1o11ow1ng per!IOl\t ar•J O'Hara was a gradu-
.___,:" for COl'rec:tlonal Id just the arnountt Mt IOl'tt. jeetiOnl or"" written objee· Dept No. 3 locaeed at 700 ea.29 The ep99al la b--2 Th-l& l Oelly PilOt December-• e nest unoer the liet1tous OOing ~ • _at.e Notre Dame .,..-:-·:-e_.._. Amend ,....,.,n to reflect lnet ..... .tlonl with the court before CIV!c Center Drive W•t on the loHowlng ~•:In •-111'--TICE Sr"2"2: 988 tro~ nt"~ lit f\emes ~SD COHStlt-TIH&-SEAv • <>--• ... -~No 1t;'A ..,.,..,,;. iCOttl Of IMnO ffiaf oc-the~ ~Your ·~-Senta Ana, ca11t0<nla9210t~ eontrut to-111e-Pterin1n ~"" 1 •. · 1 Th-1'0 usled above on llllA VICES. 7 VI• Z•P•do•. and retired nCMu.:-nt
Ho. ou-043 with o;,.t. of cured during Flseal Year ~"wt be In pWIOll"' by IF YOU 08.JECT· to the CommlMIOn·s concerns. the . STATl•lfT °' I VirQlnl• Arlne ~ Rancno Santa Margarita, I of ~SJ? Inc. ~us of c~ Oeparlment of a187-88 WU lnlrOduc:ed, ~ ettom9y. granting ol the petition, you Country-W•ttern dancing AaAlilOOI SlfT °' '1lB.IC NOTICE This s111enier1t -flied c.w t2e88 Christi.an burial 10
T ~for Route SI #ltll ~lion $ctleduled for IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR ahoutd el1Mr apPMf at the ..,.., dr-.,, older Client~ I UM°" ACT1'TIOU9 wltl'l the Coul'lty Clerlt OI Or-Ml ch... Ed w. r d A M s t Dec 01119P0'1 1 s 1 o.c.mt>er e. 1918 Boerd or • eontlngeflt eredttor or l!Mrlng end "'" ~ ot>-and no ~eabla notM .,._18 ...._ IC._. ange County on llkwemtier Ctrtdllow 7 Vie ZllP9dOI a · • ,.;:.r:.c.:::.:.~ Co~~~; 9djoumed at tO.OOam the d«nnlf, you mutt fMe tact1ont0tftlewrl\tanobjee· .mpec11toulallngrea!Oentt The lollowtng pereona ACnTIOUeWll ,. IN! ,_.1111 RanC110 Santa MargarJte 10,1988 at 0Ur 1..ady-
reMWel with JamH F LINDA D. "081RTI, ~elalmwltlltheeourtand 116ne ..rth the eourt before ere •xP«ted to occur. The l\ave •bandor* the ute 01 NAm ITATDm'N'T P1.1t11~ Orange Cou1 lc.t t2NI of Mt.~ Church ~---Jf 1or'w--... Ctertr •f. the .._. ef mall ~ copy 10 the ~ the i-1ng. Your llPPMf· r•taurwtt ...,.. apptcwed 10 th• Fleuuous Buetneu T\19 t~ penons are o."' P110I November t7 24 Thi• bualneu 1' con-m Newport Beach. ln--·-.. --...-•••niMf• repreeentetlve ~ted by ence tl'\ey be In pet'tOll OI' by _, 193 people so ,,_. 00 f ENG dCMng ...,,._AL . ., . dueled DX en tndMdual
ton ~ Contrec1 r.-(SEAL) j the eourt within fOUf month1 altOI' lhOuld not be a petJtlng Name-W L P~ l-AIDES IN ACTION PE~-Deeembef 1 8 1991 1 The registrant eom-terment immediately
=-with :;:'Cter ~ °'1'ICtA&. ~llMN08 from the date of llrtt la-~ VOtJ ~A CREDITOR problem. Taxu Looaey'1 ~~Rl·~e ~1~ W ..=:: SONNElSERVICES OF OR· Th·it7 menceo to traneaet bus!-following at Pacific
•. R actM*'IO OFTHl90AN»OP_,..R-aue11caollenera .. ptcwlded"' •contingent credlt0t ol #OU!d Uk• to•ll• .... the oc>-Beach Calif 92M:J ANGE COUNTY, :J.420 s l'ta.IC NOTICE neu under 111e tlet11ou1 View Memorial Park, =~·with ~·r:~ VllO"a O' O"ANOI In MCtjon 9100 of the Call-the deceued. you must llje POrtunlty to pro .... theylncat) . The' Fletlilous Buslrtet• BrtllOI •310. Cotta Meta. bullneM name-or namea 3500 Park View
Coun 0.-I 1 ,.-.. COUNTY, CAL"O"NIA, lornla Probate Code. The you,.delmwtttltlleeourtand conductJ"9ittlutineae an Nerne r...,redlo a.,.vew .. Cal41 92621 FtC'TJTIOU99UWU listed ebo-le on OetOber 4, D N
ty .re opmen ....,,...~ ..... AM. c...,. time IOI' flllng ctalma w1u not mall , copy 10 the personal orderly mar1ner and r~ hted In enng. Coun on Excel Heelth ~ inc: • MAW ITA ft....,. I t988 I n v e. e w port
&.t<>fDA)': ~~ A regular meetlr\O of the us*• prior to lour monthl ,.eeentat"'9 tp90inted iw the nelghbOtlng tenants end November 1887 7 iLE • Cel1lorr11a oorPorttlon n,. lollowlng ClerlON -u.-e CntehloW Beach. Paciftc View
•1 c:PMF PP): Or-Boerd ot Suc>ervttor• of Of-from the date of the hMllng the coun wtthln fOUf months realdenll NO F35&4&5 2t2e Smokewood, Full· c»no t>uttoeas u I Tt111 11.-nent wu filed Monua.ry Directors otetlon~~'\omooO ange County, Calllornla, notleed abo...e. from the date ol lil'lt 11-ENVIRONMENTAL St ..... S MUt80 24872 v18 arton.c.111 9~t SEVEN SEAS YACHT wftTl lhe CountyC!erllofOr-6-44 2700 M99 ty '7.:'!;' ..___ llaollttlngutheGo....nlng YOU MAY EXAMINE IM wanceoftettereatP<o'llded STATUS Cetegorieally ex-Floreler MilSiOf'IV,.IO Cehl This bu11neu 11 con· SALES a.is Ille 0portol91199 CountyonOc100er24, • ------0..ilopmeot """' .-.--Boerd of the 011tnet1 and ftle keot by the court. If you In aeetton 9t00 o1 the Celi· ampt purwuant to Section ' ' !ducted by 1 eori>C>tatlon •202, Newport Buell Calif 1991 _,,
vatlon Projec:t-Flecel 4',ull'lorltlM Go¥arned by the .,. • peraon lrlt••ted In tornle Probete Code The 1S301. c1 ... 1 ot the Call-112:!,. A 950 Firsl Sf The regletrant com· 92&63 ,,... , ROSAN ~C 1:11 ~~ •nc: Board of Superv!llOf• wH the Mtate. you may Ille with time tor flHng claims w111 not lornla Environmental O\.lallty Harmost~~~cn 'Calll · mencad 10 treneaet t>u• Ronald o L• Page, 23592 Pllbt•SMO Orange ~ HELENE ROSAN a
ommun Y ve opmen llefd on November 30, 1'""~ the court • format Allqueat nptrt prtoT to 100,.. mOl\lhs Act 90254 • ""' under tlle. flctrtou1 "" 8f9YI M11S1on Viejo, Delly Pilot lllovember 17, 24, • •
BI o ck Gr• n t Pr 0 • ~.30 e.m. The following fOf Special Notice of the Ill· rrom ttle date of the heating I ON FILE. A eooy of the Thie butl.-s wu aon-jbu._ name or names CAlll 92891 • Deeemtier '· 8 1988 . resident of Newport ~,!i~nl~et ~0 · ITlemben being present: lngofan lnV9ntoryand• notlcedabove l)fopoNd PfOjeCt and llP-dueted.b)'OO-~nert llttedat>oveon M1/I. Tl'll• t1u11ne11 11 eon-_"f!!:120 ...Beach, pasaed1 away
I uar. ne ,Hemett M Wledet, Chelf-praleenlentof•tataapet• YOU MAY EXAMINE !he 1*11-onfAeln theo.pert-This statement was Med i AhmadSedehl.SeerelatY ducted by an •nOM<lual NOVflnber 29 She ts
Solids Waste ~~t man; Roget }" Stanton; or of any ~Ilion or account n1e keot by the court. 11 you lrnent of Community 0... Mtll the County C!erlt 01 Or-Thlt stalen*ll ... Iliad Tl'la rtgletre nt eom-P1a.IC fl)TlC[ survived b.y her Y •I •.m n • n e • 3eddi H. VMqUeZ, Don A. u prcwlded In aectlon t250 .. • peraon lnterwted 111 ve lopment, 2000 Mein Coun on No ber Mlh the County Clark of Or-mencect to transae1 ~ ~1• of~ Aottl; and Tilomea F Alley. of the c.llfoml• Pr"obat• the mtate, you tl'\ey Ille with Streat, Huntington Beech. :i-988 ty ..,, larlge County on November nett un<I« tl'I• hclltous ACTTT'IOUS Ml-II daughter Giana R, !*Ion. s.lea t~;,..";~ AeaolutlonNo.e&-1eo2-Coda.A~tlorSpeetei the court e tonnal Requeet CA92648 ·Publithecl Orange CO.St 23, 1988 ,_ ~ name °' ~ llAMl8TAT'lmNT Williams. SOil Je»e ~ Landfltl p The ~ed. Mttlng PrOPOMd Notlcaloml .. evaKable from for Spec;lal Not!C:e of the hi-ALL INTERESTED PER-Delly Pilot o-ntl>ef 8 15 Publilhed Orange Coast ltlted aOOYt on NIA The~ par90fl.S -R*n Jr and 3 menu ~t will Publlc tieerlno to eonlider tt1e court eter11. 1ng of an Inventory and '°" SONS are ln'llted to attend 2 .. ~ 988 • [)ec)errlber 1 8 Flooald o L• Pege doing~ a •
lnilne ComoenY. Contract abandoning patk parcel IOI' Att~or PetTlloner: l)faiMment OI .. tat• ...... leald "-ting and eic.pr ... 22.. • 1 Th-162 ~~~ ~ • This ltalement WU flied EUROPEAN AVTO RE· ! grandduldren
l"O. C40994:_6r~ Chll· end ei1c:Nnge along the Robert W Lillie, Esq., 4e75 °'of any petition or acc;ount opinions°' submit 4111fdenc:e 1 ' · Th· t41 th the County Clerk ol Or· PA.IA S20 W Dye< Rd ~
dNn Ind Parente ~ tlOUndary of O'~ Regional MaeN1huf Court. Suite 440. • prOYlded In teetlon 1250 for Of ~alnat tile 1P9'leatlon "8.IC NOTICE I ange Count) on November I Sant• Ana, Calif 92707 .
Dey c.. ~· A.a• Parlt, IOI' February 1, 1989, Newport Beech, CA 9261(), of Ille Callf0tnl• Probate .. outlined •bo ..... All app4I-I P\alC NOTICE 4. 1988 Edl.lardo Cil'*OI l672 PACIFIC v~w
lliltalllce: and Envifonmentel 11 9:30 a.m. AlMolUtlon No Attorney IOI' Petitioner Code. A Requeet '°' Speelal lcatlons, Hl'l+M~ and • ACTIT10US ....... ntnu N-Hemllpl'le't Coste -~l PAIHC Menage,,.ent Agen-M-t803 waa edoe>ted ap-Publllhed °""9' Coatt HotlcetonnlaevaHbletrom ecrlptlon• or thil propoMI NAl91TATllSNT ICM* ,:>ubhthed Orange Cout Mea.Callf 9262'
cy/Harbor, BHche• end :>roving amendment 10'AM-Dally Piiot December 7. 8. the COUft Clertl are on file With the Office ot The tollowtng.~• .,, ACT1'TIOU9 ., ... ,, Delly P110t Novembef 17 24 Thentl T vu 401 w ~.,,. c=~
ll'arke Operational Coll )lutlon No e&-241, to•tat>-14, 1991 BNat Ken~. Petitioner the C.ty Cletlt, 2000 Mairl doing bu9llleea u . NA• STATl•NT December 1 8 t988 Lewta •195 Ofange C.111 l$00 p ' '°";
Containment plan •nd leh an Orange County WTh2S4 IDWA"D 1. LEVIN~ Street. Huntington Eleacfl. O & S DOWN BY THE The~ peraons are Tfl.123 t2eea ~ ~,... ~ L .... Ae...,ue Emergency Medleel Ser-laG.. ~a OOULD AF Cal1lornla, for tntc>ectlOn by SEA 3 4042 e Amber doing buM'elS.. Thie bue•neu s con-......--·
Enll1ncement Program. lltC.e Fund end authorize •-Ill' NOJIC( ~ t.r ~tttl...;.,.., the public Lantim. Dana Po.nt ca11t • w ES T ER N C OM -P\RIC fl)TlC[ dllCted by • general P8f1-, 644'2700
Alaolutlone were edoe>ted . ..-.ment. Aelolutlon No. ~ _, ..... .._. • ..._.,.._i HUNTINGTON RACH 92U9 MERCIAL REAL ESTATE. nerlhlP
Mlthoralng 11Ubmlllion of 88_1804 was adopted, ... ACTITIOUI .,..... -. Lee......., CA_, lcrn COUNCtl, lly: ~ Dianna Lynn Rot>erton. ln12 Ouponl Ot1ve ..,9 ACTITIOUI ., .... , I The registrant com·
grant ~tlon to the Of-lablllhlng en ott-Alrport ear MAim ITATW•NT Publl9hed Ofange CoHt llrocllway, City Clarll, 3~2 8 Nnber Lan1ern. prv1ne, C•hl 827t5 NAMI ITAn.WT mencacs. to tranMCt bu..-MAMOllUWM-
lloe of Cflmlnal Mtlc:e Plan-rerilal permit I ... Resolution The following pet90nt .,. Diiiy Piiot Decemb«.. 7. 8. "'4IM: (71') sa.MCM . Dena Polot. Cal.It. 82628 Q L-S Pacttie w .. tern. The follow!nO pwtont we I neae unel« 11'19 ltettlous MT Ot.M nlno IOI' Juvenile Juttlee 0... No 96-1I05 w .. adopted d.-.. buslne.u u · t4 1918 Dated 1216188 Merta Suntte Roberton. lne Calllornta. 2172 Dupont doing ~ .. t>utlneae ntwne °' n.mee Mort • c.n...
llnquency Pre-4ntlon (JJOP) ~oving uMJ ,... and.,; SUN-EAGLE PRODUCTS · • WTh253 I Publlilled Oranoe Coalt 34042 e Amber Lantern 0rtY. •9 lrY1ne, Calif 92715 I 1 I A O V A ~ C E O l\lted eoo.... on NiA 'C':!,;.10t) err
funding tor JUV9nlle DI-agreement '°' operation of 2~71-H Ahela Parkway: Daily Piiot Oeeemt>er 8. l()ena POlnt. Caltf 92628 Thll bUl1net• IS eon-CAROIOVASCUl.A~ TES-Ttlenh T Vu 1&25 G$er AY9
f9rlion/Probation Intake 111 inflight food catering Lagun• Hlltl Calif 826SS Ml.JC NOTICE 11988 Tl'I+• ttuslneH ,, con-dUcted by , COfOO'etlOl'I TLNG (2)ACT ANO AS· Tl'lll ete1*Tlent was tiled eo.t.,.,....
Program and F-.r Horne tlUlineU at John Wayne Alt· t(e1Fley 1nc_ Cllllfomia, . Tl'l 166 duCt-' by ~partners T "' regieua nt com-SOCIA TES 738 Am•oos .w1111 the County C1er1t of Of-540-SSS.
l'Togram. Aaeolutlonl _. :iort. RHolullon No. 2477,..4' Alieta Parkway, ACnTIOUI .,..... •-,,,,. """~ The raglttrent eom-menced 10 tranMCI ~ W•Y Slllte 1C N-oort ange ~ty on lllO'lember -
eclOpted. MltltOl'tdng llUb-88-teoe was adopted up-L Hllll c.ltf 826SS ..... ITATW..wl ..._ ..,.-. menced 10 lr91\NCI bufi. -unOar Ille llchtOUS e..cn, Celli 92ee0 16 19oo """'°" of ICIPflcetlOn• to 'IOldlna the APPMI of Pian-~ buein ... · 1, con· The lollowlng persons ere neea under the lietllous business name "' namea Or Y.,.m.ne Juris 739 FllU1'I 9'• of CeMtornle IOI' Trail .,1ng Commlllion'• action duCted by:, COtJ)O(atlon doing bUalneat as: 1'1CTTT'IOUS .,..... ~ name or names lltted above on August 1, AmlQOI Way Suite 1C. New-Publletled Ofenge Coeat
1 end Hjatorlc Orenta under arid llPC>'OlllllO UM Permit The r~gletrant com-AMIR AUTO SERVICE. NAMI IJATIMEn 1~~ on Sec>ltmber t988 . port 9Mch Cellt 92960 O .. y Piiot Decernt>er 1, I , 1M 1 ... Slate Bond Act, No. up 8&-feZ. Rey A. menced to tranMCt bull-30t E. PCH, Newport Beec:h, The loliowtng ~are 2, teie • St..,. Reg,.. Pretldent This buslneH II eon• 15 22 1M8 ~tiotllatlon to prepare p , r 1 0 n 1 a p • n... undet the tletltou• Cllllf t2te3 ~ blnlneu ... Dianne Roberton This statement .... ''*' duct.CS by an 1nd.v•dU.I Tfl. 144
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.,... • epec:ltlcetlont IOI' :>ellenll•i>Pllc:arft RHOI-bu'"-n#M or ,..,,_ Amir A. lllthan, 7 A.gate. ~~t~NE~~i;rL~N~~· Thie 11aternen1 .... flied ___________________________ _ :::: ="'° .,!:terllC.,~ .itlon No 8&-1807 and Ordl-lilted abo .... on Oelober 24. lf'vfrle, Cetlf 92714 ~AR T l.; ~NE & ti AS -wt1h the County Clerlt ol Or· r~ ' P8'11 nance No 3744 were tMS 1'lit buelneu ta eon-SOCIATES 3&72 A -"'*' enge County on November ' -~· fllealonll -~ ~ng Zone 8fuce s Conrey Pr-. ducted by tn lndlYk:IU4ll • 3, 1M8 8"1'0¥ild· Oen•~ Change No. ZC 88·18, Iwate dent ' The registrant eom-lf1Kege wy . Santa Ana, "'7tel
tton oontrac:ta Wlf't Mt kw ltotMrt apcilicant Aeeot-Thia 118..,._.1 w• filed menced to tranMCt bull-I Callf 82704 I Publlthed Ofanot Coast
!ltd Ind Pfofeet• ~ted .itlon No 88·1108 w" with the CoUnty Clerlt of Or-neat undef the llcllrou• A= ~111we1n;g·S:~! Oe1ty Pitot Ncwember 17, 2•
• ~· ~~ adoptect, approving the .,. County on Oetqber 21• bulllleea natne or narnea ...,,. c.i 1 9:ro,. .. o.c.nber 1, 8, INS ~. Mttlng a .,.......... propoaed OltaolVtlon of the 1991 __) 119ted abO...e on July 28, 1982 ' ' 3672 Th-121 ~ lieer1ng to oonlider Cypreat County Weter DI.. ,_ Atn1r A. llkl\an Lynne N. Weinberg,
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NEIGHBORHOOD FOCUS DAILY PILOT/Thursday. December 8. 1988 $ A7
JOE
BEL Bmo
LB owner writes £inis ~o ~ooksell~ng .
When the weekend rolls around
fora typical high school student, it
usually signifies sevc:,ral things.
I know for a fact that parties,
friends and dating are probably
going to be onJhe minds of most
teen-agers Saturday night. The -
weekend usu'ally represents a time
for most stude~ts to get subjects
like world politics out of their
minds.Yet, Iemphasizethe word
MOST in the last sentence.
. By JPE BEL 8Rl1NO °'-~""°'''-" It "as a changing of the guard Jas1 ~eek for Fahrenheit 451 . one of thC'
most colorful ahcma\l\C boo tore'>
rn Laguna Beach ·
.\fter ov. ning the bu sine ) for I~
)ears. Lorraine Zimmerman called 11
·quus 1n the bookselhng bus1n.:s&
Zimmerman. a l CI graduate Jnd a•
Laguna Beach re 1dent. came 1n tor
her la!>l da~ on Frida) before 1urn1ng
· 11 O\t~r to ncv. o"ner Doroth) !Men
For Z1mmeMtan Je:I\ 1ng the book-.
store has come "1lh m1'.\ed emotions
"Thert "ere man) good um~ here~"' she sa.Q. ··1 "Ill mt!>!. the pa ~_.-tilt2T"TI11\\J c'> people T v.ont m,.,, the
red tape of keep1og lhe • \tore in
opera uon · . • , £,er. da\, hundreds nl lo,al C-U\-tomers\~ould lile into lhe b0ol..s1orc
looking for both books and con' en,a-
uon V. uh JaLZ pla~ 1ng 1i:i the bad.:-
ground. patrons bro"se !reel~ .look-
ing a1 bool..s lha1 are not lound
El<ie\\here Zimmerman. v.ho \;nov..,
most of 1he customer~ b' naml'
behc\Cs that the "arm co1' •H·
mosphl're 1s what l..eep< thl'A1 co.ming
back. l
\ht<l\C~ ol thl" bool>.s\ore. oll"en n1
\UbJeCl!> such a) macrob1011cs. poli-
ucs and the occult. It "'as the
managing and ordering of the-books
-ihat had al\\a.)s been 'the m.ost
atlnil tt'-'e end of 1he bu 1ness 1 for
Zimmerman · .. It I~ the best fechng ,\\hCn )OU
v.aH.h someone come into the sftfre
and pick up a book 1ha1 )Ou .had
eApenmented on." she \aid. "You
feel like so much of an authont) when
'ou can rcfor <. U)tomers to a certain
book "hen the} request some kind of
ob)(ure topic. Tht:~oos1on to sell the books1ore
v.as ii nard one J ordtn&-lO Zim-
mcrmJn. Tficre v.ere· a number of
la~ tor!> that persuaded her to sell the
· '>hop and mo' e to :\orthcm Cali-
fornia One maJOf reason v.as her
fam1l• bt'\.ause the\ ha' e-all mo' ed
lo '\an r mnu <:O Hov. e'er she said
another reason lor thl' mo"e can be
pinned on the thanging .nmosphere
ol Laguna Beath •
"The lr:tllit seems to 1 be· _getung
v.or!>C:' '>he ~td .. It uscd·t1> be that
l aguna &-ach v. as a to" n "here the hbt-rall~ minded v.oulJ ongregate. Toda~. tth.· ho mes hJ' e gone so far: up
in pn1:t that 11 hih dm.en lh~ htpp1es
·out h 1« not JS qu1er a~ I remember It .•
ln whatappears to be a return to
60sactivism, the Irvine High
School chapter of Amnesty Inter-
national will stage a candlelight
vigil to remember pot•tical pris-
oners held unfairly throughout,._
the world.
-Dellr ........... ., Nkli louU
"It 1s the selernon and d1' l'r-.11\
tha1 Fahrenhc11 '.i51 ot1cr!> that has
made the Store 0 p(>pular O'wCr the
)ears:· said Zimmerman .. In uch 3
small place. an' bod) can lind a ~urlu
of knowl~ge \fan} are so -;urpn~d
lO lind us.'becau<,c Orange ( ount' I!>
not knov.n a a grca1 )ouru•.-01 h11le
boolstores ·· -
For Zimmerman. losing tile 1den1-
1l\ JS the ov. ner of Fahrenheit 451 bOok.sum~ v. 111 be a hard 1h1 ng 10
adapt to he behe' e« tAel she has
t'C ome -;o 1nt1ma1e \\uh the store.
that 11 has almost become a part of
Lorralne Zimmerman (left) tum• o-ver ownerahf p of Fahrenheit 451 to Dorothy Jbeen. Over I 0.000 111les hnc the cramped (Please ~e BOOKSELLER/ A8)
Judjing by last year's tum-out.
an estimated 200students and
community members are ex-
pected to take pan in Saturaay-
night's vigil to remember those
heldcapuve because ofrcli,aious
and political beliefs. •
The march sets under way at
the Irvine High parking lot at 7
p.m. Students from the three
Irvine hiJh schools~ Irvine,
Woodbndgc and University-
and membcrsofthe community wlll make the three-mile march
down Culver Ori ve and conclude
with a rally at \Voodbrige Lake:
I spoke to 17-year-old Carolina
Miranda, one of the original
organizers of the group, who told
me that the teen-agers activism
seems logical, gi ven the state of
the world these days.
"We arc going to be the ones to
inherit this earth," she said, .. so we arc the ones who have to start
doing something about it." Seems
like good 1()$ic to me.
Information aboutthe e ent
can beobtairied bycaJling Irvine
High at 552-4211 . • • • With Chrisimas fast ap-
proaching, an has become a big
t-0pic forthecitiesoflaguna
Beach and Irvine. Last Saturday,
the Laguna Beach Antique Deal-
ers' Association sponsored a ben-
efit for the Co mmunity Clinic.
The fund-raiser re vol ved
around selling winning Christmas
cards from a'(ontest held last
year, and kicks off this year's
contest. Cards and other holiday
items were sold at the party.
raisin~enough money to pay the
clinic sutilitybillsforanentire ,
month. • • • Kudos to Northwood Elemen-
Cluiatmu card by Debbr Jenning•. 5, _of Dana Point.
Yming cancer patients
. of(er lioli.day ·greetings
)
By JOYCE BODLOVICH Research foundation based. at Chal-
ot 1t1e o.11y,.... ,,.., drens Hosp1tal of Orange Count) tht'
Stacie Smith·s Chns1mas card de-sun" al rate for )Oung cancer pa-
sign is a self ponra1t. Set against a ttcnts is optim1s11c.
white gloSS) background. 1v.o warml) "The sun nal rate used to be ~O
dressed chaldreh are posed next to a percent." she said. "Nov. through
smiling snowman.·.\ small dog and a . research. 11 1s 60 and ...,0 percent."
cozy house with smoke curling from Intent on helping r:u efunds forthe
ns chimney complete the \\Intel) research lab. Sm1th and Cam scene. Grae,bcr. mother of a IQ-month-old
Stacie. 7. has been battling acute ~.cancer pa11ent. created tht' "Glad
l)mphoc)ttc leukemia since Janual) l1dings Program." The fund-ra1S1ng
1988. For the last eight months 1he project con 1st ofsl\ d1fferen1 holida)'
Huntington Beach child has been in grttllng cards des1ined b~ Orang~
remission. • Count) ped1atric-.cancer '1ct1ms ages
Her mother. Michele. sa)s becau e 19 months to 1-'cars The cards are
of the research and de\eJopmenl being Old at numerous locat1om
done \hrough the Ped1atnc Cancer (Pleaee ~ GREETING/4'8)
~
Elayers pick ._up
'On LB bas·ketball
o one \\.OUld dispute the fact that Laguna Bea1..h 1s
knov.n as the .\rt Colon,.
Each )Car. thousands floe!.. there to sample the \l.1de
vanet\ of ans that the coastal communll\ offers
A.rt galleries abound on Coast H1gh\a.a~. bu1 one of
the mos1 popular art forms the commun1t\ has to offer 1sn'1 fou nd 11\an~ ofthose gallenes. The ell} .-s Main Beach
sets 1he stage for \I d11Teren1 kind of an. ·
It 1s the art .ofp1ck-up basketball. and !ls high paced.
half-coun Sl} le of pla) has been a main tourist anral'llon
for the past 10 'cars. P1ck-upbasketball 1sa da1h e'e"' 1n
Laguna Beach.' V. here men.and "'Omen mcel and organize
themseh es into reams to pla> a senes of games
f or Laguna Beach resident John Dalton p1cl -up
ba ll.e1ball in Laguna Beach 1s .. the common man·~ form
of an1suc e'press1on ·· ·
.. , ha' e been coming htre.10 v.a1ch these gu~ ~ pla~ for
abou1 t"o ~ears:· said the 35-~ear:qld~ "I i..no" 1h:11
Laguna Beach 1s reall~ an art1sttc cit~. bµt tor me 1h1s 1s all
the an I need 10 knov. ·· ·
The court sho v.case some of the b1gges1 taltnl$' m
amateur basketball v. 11h games betng pla~ed conunual~
1hrougou1 the "eek. Jus1 s1ep a~a~ from the -,and. the.
\1am Beach oun'I olTt'r a p1cturc)que setting for a game
'-:1cl \\ells. v. ho turns out often to panac1pa1c m lhe
sport. behe' es al 1s the senmg 1n Laguna 1ha1 make lh<'
game )() po pular •
··\\hen ~ou think of lhe beach, \Ou th1nl.. ot gir s
• 'olle\ ball. sun. surfin$:· said the ~~-,ear-old \.11~ 1orf
V1eJo resident ·:tr ~ou re a ba e1ball t'an ht're ~ou Lan
enJO> the be t ol f>_<?th v. orlds I thml.. that ti t~ bast..ctball
·cal1forn1a-st\le ·· .
For man·)' pla~er . it 1s the compe1111 on that l..ecps
thctn.commg back each d!I> The courts ha' c pla)ed ho<;t
to professionals and college star throughout the ~ear
According to Dallon. the 'oun guest hst ha included lhe
likes of former Lall.er\\ 111 Chamberlain. Laker \l1lhael
Cooper and (lipper ~orm '\1,on
".\o)bod~ can pla~ here." said In'°" resident lt-\l"
Weller. ··You don·1 ha'e to ha'e an} great lalcnts. JUS't a
lo' e for the game.·· ·
Laguna l}eal'h 1 not lhe onh ctt~ 10 oiler lhe h1gh-
paced Sl) le ol ba i..ctball .\little (anhcr inland. 10 In inc. ~1cl..-up ba l..etball gJme ha'e also becomt a big hll
Tud..ed 3\\a~ m areseden11al area \\\O lighted c<>un ha'e
become POPUiar for those seel..ing nighltlme pla'
(Pleue .ee. PLAYERS/ A8l Late afternoon baeketball 1ame. tary first-grader Lauren Buckles,
third-grader Grant Bechtold and
sixth-graderlUeko Yasuda, who
took top honors in their school's
Christmas card contest. The con-
test did more than just kick off the
holidays for the school.
The winning cards were U$Cd by
the public relations and ad vertis-
ing firm ofR. L. Couch & Co. of
Irvine for its holiday cards. To
compensa<e,-the firm donated
DiSilbled students helped in gaibing ~ndependence
SI ,000 to the arts progra!ll at
Northwood Elementary. and
treated the kids to a day at .
(PleaM tee VIGIL/ A8)
For many. students a1 addleback
College. entering adulthood and
• moving out on their own 1s usuall) a
•natural. pa1n-fre( experience.
But for disabled s1udcnts. $310ing
independence can be vef) difficult.
. To ~eh>_with this trnnsju on. addle-
bacl.. College h~s teamed up v. uh lhe
Da'tle Mclnto h Center for the Dis-
abled to offer classes for ar~a handi-
capped students . .\ccording to Paula
Jacobs. who assists the program.
becoming mdcpcndenl can be a
traumatic c'<ocnenc-c for man> dis-
abled students
. "We help them g<'t through al) the
go\.ernment bureaucrac~ that 1~ ~iut
there ... she aid ··\\ e teach cla c~ on
ho"° 10 be11er undcr'>lanJ v. h:ll tu do
w1th the go,ernmcnl Qomg 11 on
your 0" n can Ix· 'l'f\ in11nuda11n1i ..
Thi~ 1 the l•(ond H';u 1ha1 the
Da)le ~lclnto h Centc·r ha,·r:m1C-t·
p:ued Ill the program r he cnll'r.
located 1n .\nahe1m I' J l'jr 1: tor
1nforma11on and. gu1d.inu: lllr di'·
abtcd c1t1icn of nrao~l' Count'
Debbie Chan~ da.,~ • 1o.\.1Qrl11n.uo1
be11e'e" that the daS5'S are wmodcl
tor all i.:ollcg.e'>
"A lot of college and una'e~1t1c
ha' e c,·.,lln@. programs set up to h"IP.
lhl' J1sahlcJ but lhas one 1 a modcC ·
r.tit' -.J1d '\\ e C'oordinate beak.er to
(Please 9Ce DISABLED/ A8)
•)
Accelerated classes being offered at Gqlden West Ccillege
Resistra1ion begins Tuesday for accelerated nine and
18-weci classes \o bC offered during the spring semester al
Golden West College. •
Hundreds of classes arc available in such areas as
English. history, computer science. diesel tcchnol<>&Y.
forti&n lanJu_qC, fitness and the ans. The Admissions and
Records Office is accepting applications and making
appointments ona first come. first served basis.
Rcaistration by appointments runs through Dec. 20.
with walk-in rcarnrat1on planned for Jan. 5-7. Call
895-8306 for registration information.
Streu coun•ellng •lated
The women's suppon group of Slocum Counseling
Services will hold four spd:ial sessions for women who
want to team how to manaae strds durini the hohdays.
The sessions arc planned from 10:30 a.m. 10 noon
Saturday and Dec. 17 and 31 and Jan 7 at Slocum
Counselina Services. 2900 Bristol St.. Suite A-206. Costa
Mesa. The cost is SI 0 per session. and rescrva\lons ma) be
obtained by calhna 546-7708.
()j>tJml•t. meet In li"rine '
"Youth Act1v1tics Sponsored b)' IBM" v.111 be
d11C11Ued Tuesday at lhe breakfast mtt11n1 of the
Qptim1st Club of f~inc. to be lteld 1t Hofs Hut. I 850 DOullas St. Irvine.
L.H. KcnMr. branch manwr of IBM Sala and
S.Vacu. wilt be the auest speak((. V1snors an: ~ckomc 10
tllll 7 LM. tctlioft.and matt iafonnelioft ma)' be obt11ncd
b)' callin1830·56)9 or 6 7J. I 779.
Bu•lnes•women to meet
The Huntington Beach Wind ng chapter of the ~menca n Bu~1ness"omcn·s .\ssoc1at1on v.111 hold its
month I) dinner meeung Tucsda} at 6 30 p.m at Francois
Restaurant in Huntington Beach
Holida) entenainment "111 be pro' 1ded b) the
Marina High School choir under the d1rcC11on of Tom
Antal. The dinner co \ 1s S 10 and thOse interested hould
call 847-0 146 for rescn ation .
MADDcandlellght vlgil set
The Orange Count) chap1er of Moth~·rs -\g:i1n'll
Drunk Dnvcrs (M.o\OD) v. 111 hold a candlelight '1g1I
Tuesday for those who have lost a lo' ed one 1n an Jcc1dcnt
involv1n1drunken dmcrs.
The proaram wall be held at 7:30 p.m 111 the First
Prcsbytcnan Church of Orange. l'H ~ Orange t. Call the
-M DD office at 647-922:? for more rnformauon.
BPW meetl1J6 In Me•
.. Tht South Coast Business and Prof cs 1onal \\ omt'n
will m«t Tundll) a1 I l :JO 1 m foT a 1unchcon at th"C El
Tonto Gnll .. 6l3 ""ton Bhd .. Costa Mesa
Thrtt BPW memben .-111 speak on 1crcn10!0&).
ps)·chotoay and human rctouttn The CO\t 1s S 13 for
members and S 17 for non-~mben all Robin Ridtll 11
7S1-0991 for rcscf\ attons.
their ninth b1annu.il CckllrJllon of Ll·arnang \londa'
fro m I I 30 am 10 I pm 1n the \';nuns .rnJ pe-e\.h
Communication..( enter. L1Mf\ I :1
tudents \\tll pn·par\: and ~,.~ e 11 l'lttt tt"t'tf-nam c-
foods "h1le dre l"1 ·in ll''itum~ 1rnm 1hc1r n.' ~~11' l'
coun1ne Call the Hllkge JI :1'15-~JO ' tor 1unhl'r
information . .
Chlld care forum planne~
The Ne"pon-\k ~unit of t~e le3gue ot \\omen
\ otcrs ot 1hc Orangl"' 1.:>3 t "'H ltrch th-! 1ssul' of child
care m the I ~\JO \\M<la~ The sc sion "111 e\nm1nl· &hc rok ol l\Kal go' crnmt>n\
m meeun~ the hild rnre ntt'd of the HHtimunit~ h \\Ill
be hcld"at 15 pm nt 1hcho1m'l'' ( hns110e "<alt~ov.-.1..1 . 04 Cutter \\a,. 0-.1:1 \le 3 . <all ~-lS-Q.., Q for dc1a 11-..
Puppeflhow at library
• Tht Dina '-ttucl Lthr.an \\111 prt~nt the fom
Jcnt(n Pupprts in a '~1al htlhda) Pro&ram Tucsda~ at-' p.m.
The \how 1 l't'l'Omm~ for (h11drcn 4 and okkr.
The hbnlr) IS I0\11C'd l l J l -'I , 1•ucl ROid 1n Latuna
N11ucl and add111onal 1nfonnat1on " •'••lahk 11 496-,SI .. .. ..
Swap meet in Costa Mt;sa
.>, '"~r -n1.: 11mJ~nrnJ~ ~~"''~«'held turda'
l ~~ mumiv l tt:• ~ · H.imtltcm ~t C'o ta
\k\3 1,1r th~ .N'nl.'lil N 3 numtxr oi ni.in-prufu agenoe
The ..ak \' II ndudl· , lothe' le,,, turn11urc
appli:tnlc Jnd gJml.'' '-3k hl'l,1?") v1li Ix' am \O ~ p.m
Women's club shows fashion•
The "outh Qransc (.ount' t ht l\\1an \\ l'ml·n·., \ub
"'111 rrc\( n\ J 111,hh'n \hem 11111 n1mn ml'<'\lng TuesJa) at
the th,hd.i\ Inn in l 1lp.una lhll
l>or a~ I 1lUl'll.1 Pt(' .. lOn \\Ill tit· th<' 1,oltmt and the ,~ll'3 ,r "''II t'C [k\rnor "1tt C. .all \1anhn (1ore at
4'1~ \ \ '"'r r~'l'f\Jtmn~ and othl'r 1ntormat1on
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A.a Or.nge COMt DAil y PILOT I Thuteday. Oecetnber e. 1988 :? ---
Sports publication
makes Irvin·e debut
By JOE BEL BRUNO Irvine Sp0ns Journal wall take a
Of .. ...,,....... different approach to spons c'overaae
For Irvine publisher Tom Ricci. it than mainstream newspapers. He
was a love of spons. kids and 53,YS he believes that it is not just the
community that con vi need him to winning teams or the best players who
produce a weekl y spons publication deserve coveraae.
designed to represent all ~thletcs in "The best kids are not just the s1ars ·the city. on the team." said Ricci. who has
After more than a year of planning. coachcrd city routh infootball. ~sketRi~'s plan of increased coverage for ball. bascbal and soccer for tt\e past
Irvi ne athletics will take place today 10 years. "We want to write about all
in the form of The Irvi ne Spons the kids who panic1pate in athletics.
Journal. The weekly publication hits so that they can seod this thinf to
residents' doorsteps today. and will 1 Aunt Edna somewhere in Ohio. l is
feature 36-pages of stories on all ci ty about time that the kids get their
sportin& events. Ricci believes that name 1n the paper for hard work."
with a hi&h community involvement Published every Thursday, the
in athleucs. the city of Irvine is a Spons Journal will share city
perfcc\ place to launch such a publi-doorsteps that day with the. I 8·year-
cation. old lrvme World News. Ricci be-
"There are not too mitn )' c111es lieves that while both pubhcationsarc
where you can publish a newspaper designed solely for Irvine residents.
dedicated to athletics. but Irvine 1s the two will not be in direcrcompeti-
one of them:· said Ricci. 42. "We uon. with his publication focusing
intend to be the community's paper only on athletic coverage.
for SJ?Qns coverage -coverage with a "The I rvin'e World News covers
lot of hean and passion." news. entertainment. business and
Boasting a state ch11mpionship real estate. w1th only about eight
Irvine High girls' volleyball team and pages of spons coveraee. We are not
a Little League World Series con-their competi.t 1on." said Ricci. "We
tender, Irvine has served as an will have 36-pages dedicated to the
athletic oasis since its ci tyhood in }Outh and adult leagues in Irvine.
1971. W11h so man) athletes com pet-There will be no spon, no leag~. no
ing in Irvine events. Ricci said The . event left untouched by.us."
DISABLED STUDENTS •• ·•
•
BOOKSELLER SHEL VESHERCAREER •• ~
TomRJcct
Irvine World News Spons Editor
Tim Burt believes tha1 due to 1he
amount of athle1ics in Irvine. a
homA7
her.
"Bcina able \0 say you own a
bookstore is very rtsptt1able." she
said, "I don't think I will be able to
*1 out of the business for vny km&."
She now in\CtWI to become w6at
she calls a ··bookseller at larar. ••
writ int on how to .,.\Ca bookstore
for " a trade m111Zinc1 11 well aa
helpinJ olhen IW1 lhear own 110rc1.
Knowu'I that she will not be able to
stay away from bookltore life for too
Ions. Zimmerman intends ~n work·
in& pan~\ime in a bookstore in San
francisto.
For many of the loyal customers.
Zimmerman will be .,eatly mined.
··1 have been comina here since
Lorraine had her first day," said
Laauna Beach resident Francois
Dul>au. "It is the people behind the
counter that make this such a .,eat
store. They give it a tot of personality.
It will be sad to scc.J.orra1ne_ao:·
When Zimmerman made the an-
nouncement that she had sold the 20.
year-old bookstore in a newsltner
earlier this month, the buu word
around the shop btclme ··conti-
nuity ... Kccpina the store as it has
existed over the years became a bit
iuue for both Zimmerman and her
customm .
.. This store has becomt such 1 bia
pan of me, havina J...orrajne move
away is like losina a best friend." said
Dubeu. ''My only hope is that the new
owner can keep the store the way it
is."
After beina trained and familiar-
ized with tht bookstore for the .,ast
month, Ibsen will complete her first
full week as owner on Friday. Ibsen,
formerly a mechanical enainccr for a
major aerospace company, said she
quit her /'ob to puruse a "lifelona
dream" o ownin1a bookstore.
··Rcadina has always been one of
secon(j publication will help to aive GREETING C Irvine a broader amount of coverage. ARDS.••
..
my loves. and I have always wanted
to own a bookstore." she said. ··1
think that it was fate that I ended up
ownina Fahrenheit 4S I.··
Ihlen had been lookina into buyina
a bookstore for Ute pul two years, and
saw a newspaper ad one day ofl'erina
one for ult. What she did not know ~ readina.the ad waa that it w11 her
favori\C bookltore. a place where lhe
had been a rqular patron for the past
five years.
Above leamins the ropes this past
week. Ibsen 111<! that it waa an
opp<>nunity to tell the customers that
she "will not pull a complete turn-
around on the store."
"I won't chanac the store, because
change is a good thina." 11id the SO-
year-0ld. "But I cap sal that I will not
chanac a thins unltss am supported
by the customers. As much as it is my
store. it is. theirs."
VIGIL .••.
P'romA7 "With the amo.unt of spons that FromA7 , r)
goes on in Irvine every week. there is · enough room for R'lore coverage.'' includ1na Nordstrom. UCI Medical tum produce mor research funds. Disneyland-. -
said Bun . "We can't possibly cover Centcr11fhh~and the White Rabbit "The money raised will suppon the ·'* • •
evef')1hi ng. so ii will be good to have 8 store in Sin aer1'cnte. Smith hopes endeavors of improvins the care,
second publication for a spons-the card sales will generate SS0.000 quality of life and survival rate of Laguna resident Enestiae
minded community." forthc research lab. children with a malianant disease," Raab Green took top honors in
One key difference between the two "Our main goal is to raise ~ublic she said. the Catalina Jsland craft exhibit. .
pu_b&ations will be in the staff. :af~~l'~~~~~~~ct~~~~~~~c~iti~ ch~~~~~ 0:~ ~~~d~es?~ at~~ A l 7·yearexhibitor in the FestivaJ
accordms to Ricci. Keepin_g with its only an adult disease, they don't holiday message. 19 month old ofArts,Green hasachieveda high
communuy Oavor. lhe Irvine Spons associate it with chidrcn. Marshall Graeber of San Clemente reputation for her jewelrycrca-
Jouinal will be produced entirely by a "They arc overwhelmed when they needed a littl'e help. tions. She is currently exhibiting
staff of Irvine residents and students. see what is up there on that floor. "We painted his little hand, put it herw~rk in a craft show in San •
Ricci teamed up with Tammie ·(pediatnc cancer unit at CHOC) down on the paper and then made a Francisco. --.
Montgomery, Dick Januzzi and Dave when they sec littlt bald children holly berry," Smith said. "Stacie's is a . • ._ •
Perry to put the publiclttion into running around with tubes coming self portrait with her 4-ycar.old .
· motion. Montgomery, an English and out of them. It is the same reaction we brother and our dog. She wrote her · .A.nd speak!ng ofarts, Western . gp to Saddleback classes. The college advocacy skills are also taught. journalism instructor at Irvi ne High, had when our children _ who we own messaae.·· Dig.ital ofJrvme and the
FromA7
has done a super JOb in this program. The college also offers four fitness believes that the publica~ion will be a thought shouldn't be on that Ooor -Along with Stacie and Marshall. the Segtrstrom Foundation of Costa
which shows each year when 1hey are courses for 1nd1V1d~ls with tempor-big as~t to the community. were there. • other an.ists are I 3-ycar-0ld Lisa Page Mesa sho uld be applauded for
booked to the maximum in each of ary or permanent disabilities. Regis-"Not only is it going to service the "I have had adults come up to my of~uth Laauna~ Bryn Shuman, 9,of theirdonationsofS25 OOOcach to
their classes:'' tration will col\tinue through January . spons enthusiasts in Irvi ne. but it is daughter and ask 'What happened to f~in~: S~~Y Sullenger. 17.. of the Art Jnstitue ofSouih-
ln their class entitled ''Self-Re-at the college. going to be a ~ood tool for students to your hair?' They ha ve no idea cancer M1ss1on V1eJ~: and Debby Je.nnings, Cali'f4orni·a "'" liaoce for Adults w11h Physical Dis-"Though other colleges offer pro. develop their journalistic talents." can actually happen to children." s. of Dana Point. ·
abilities," guest speakers addre5S grams to help the disabled, I think she said. "We are even going to· use a s "th 'd h h h 1 Dcbb h d '"-• topics rangin~ from housino. medical that we offer a unique mix of topics." percentage of the advenising rev-mi 581 5 c opes w en pcop e y. w 0 un erwent a uvne Western Digital'sgiftwill be • P . b fi h . d . receive a card with the child's festive marrow transplant from her S-yca r· used to launch the ,...,.,..nd phase -benefits, an ·.disability insurance. said· Jaco s. enues or sc olarsh1ps. We are ed1-d · · I d' h d Id · · 987 I' -....v
Collect1'ng Social ~~un'ty and 0 ·lf--By Joe Bel Bruao cated to th" community." esign, me u mg 1 e age. name an ° sister'" August 1 ·wrote.·· m o fits·comnuter0 raphicsccnter. -------..>C\..-----~-------------------'"-_____ _._ ___ ..:..t u::.:.::O:.:...fc:.:'i:;;.n:.;:c.:.:er~ . .:..:.m:.:o:.:.;re:.;a:.:w:;.:a::.re.::;n:.:.:e:::::s::..s w.:..:.!!il:...:I i~n-.. winning!" in her card'. "'· 0
Smith said the fund-raising cam-The contribution by the
to her daughter she can keep. ~ used to suppon the institute's HUGE SALE paign allows her to make one promise Scgerstrom Foundation wilJ be
"When my 7-year-0ld asks me if library, as well as start a scholar·
she is going to die ... I say, ·no. I don •t ship fund to suppon those seeking
think so ... my hope and prayer is you a bachelor degree in fine arts.
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would not all be RSr nau1ht. I would
do som.clhin& for· her and _other
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The cards come in sci ts of 24 and sell
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PLAYERS •••
P'romA7
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Beach make basketball such a big
priority, that they work their lobs
around it," said lrvine resident Don
Robinson. "The Irvine couns offer
nighttime games, which allows me to Arnwicaft Heart Association keep my job. I think auys will do just
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JOE
BEL B1u10
LB owner writes finis· to book~ellirtg
Am:Oesty
rigllln
lrvlne
,plalined
When the weejcend rolls around
fora typical high schooktudent, it
usually signifies several things.
I know for a fact that parties,
fri ends and dating are probably
goin,g to be on the minds of most
teen-agers Saturday night. The
weekend usuall y represents a time
for most students to get subjects
like world politics out of their
minds. Yet, I emphasize the word
MOST in the last sentence.
.
8)' JOE BEL BRUNO
OttlleO..,l"llell ....
It was a-ch~ng1ng of the guard lasl
""~k for Fahrenheit 45 I. one of the
most colorful alter''natl\ e boolo..storcs
in Laguna Beach.
After owning the business for 12
years. Lorraine Zimmerman called 11
quits 1n the book~ll1ng busme~\
Zimmerman. a UC I graduate and a
Laguna Beach resident. came 1n for
her last day on Frida}· before turning
11 o"er to new O'lo\ner Doroth) Ibsen
For Zimmerman. 1Uv1ng the book·
store has come w11h m1~ed emDUOJl.S..
·'T'fierc -~re man)' good times
here ... she said ··1 -will mi ss rhe pan
that 1n,ohes people I \\On't mis!> the
red tape of keeping the store 1n operauon ..
E'ery da}. hundreds of lo)al cus-
tomers would file into the booJ..storc
loo\ung for both books and con"ersa-
uon Wuh Jau pla~ mg in the back-
ground. patrons bro"'SC freel) look·
ing at books lhat are not found
else\\here. Zimmerman. "'ho kno"'"s
most of, the customers b) name
belie ves that the \\-arm. COZ) at-
mosphere is \\-hat keeps 1hem coming
back.
sheh es ot 1he boolstorc. offcrana
subJects uch as macrob1ot1cs. poli-
tics and the occult. It was the
managing and ordenng of the books
that had always been the most
attractl\e end of the business for
Zimmerman
.. It 1s the best feeling when you
watch someone come into th( store
and pick up a book that you had
C\per1men1ed on," she said ... You
feel hke so much ofanauthonty when
)()U can refer customers to a certain
book -wheo th~) request some kjnd of
ob ure topic
The d('(;lSIOO tO self tlie00okstorc
"as a hard one according to Zim-
merma(\ The re 'Were a number of
factors that persuaded her to' sell the
hop and mo' e to 'onhem Cah· forn1a One maJQr reason was her
famtl\ because Lhc\ ha\C all moved to an Francisco Ho.,..ever. she-said ,
another reason for the mO\ e ca"O be
pinned on the changing atmosphere
ol Laguna Beach. ·
· The trallic ~ms 10 be getting
""orse,' ~he said .. It u~d to be that
Lagun;i Beach "'as a to""n where the
hberalh-mmded 'lo\Ould" congregate.
Toda'. ·1he homes ha' e gone so far up
1n price 1hat t1 has dn"en the h1pp1es
out It 1s not a& quiet as I remember
ti ...
In what appears to be a return to
60$activism, the Irvine High
School chaJ?ter of Amnesty Inter-
national will stage a candlelight
vigil to remember political pris-
oners held unfairly throu1hout
" Delly .... ,._."' Midi~
"It 1s the selec11on and d1,ers1t)
that Fahrenheu 45 l offers that has
made the store so popular o~ er 1he
)ears:· said Zimmerman. "In such a
small place. an\ bod~ can find a ""orld
of knowledge. Many are so surprised
to !ind us. because Orange Count) 1s
not known as a great source of r11tle
bookstores."
For Zimmerman. losing the 1den1-
I\\ as the owner of Fahrenheit 45 I
bOokstore will be a hard thing to
adapt to. he believes that she has
become sd intimate w11h the store,
that n has almost become a part of
the world.
Lorraine Zimmerman (left) tvna over ownenhlp of Fahrenheit 451 'to'Dorothy Ibeen. Over 10.000 tnles hne the cramped (Pleue eee BOOKSELLSR/ AS)
J udjing by last year's tum-out,
an esumatcd 200 students and
·community members arc ex-
pected to take part in Saturday
niaht's viJil to remember those
held capu ve because of religious
and political beliefs:
The march gets under way at
the l..Vine High parking lot at 7
p.m. Students from the three
Irvine hiJ!t schools-Irvine,
Woodbndgcand University-
and mcmbersofthe community
will make the three-mile march
down Culver Drive and conclude
with a rally at W oodbrigc Lake.
· lspoke to 17-year-old Carollu .,
Mlruda, one oft he original
organizers of the 1roup1 who told
me that the teen-agers activism
seems logical, give n the state of
the world these days.
"We arc going to be the ones to
inherit this earth.'' she said. "so we arc the ones who have to start •
doina something about it ... Seems
like tiood l<>tiG to me. ·
·lnlormauon about the event
can be obtained by calling Irvine
Highft552-42 I I. • • • .... With Christmas fast ap-
proaching, art has become a big
topic for the cities of Laguna
Beach and Irvine. Last Saturday,
IBe Laguna Beach Antique Dc~l
ers' Association sponsored ;l ben-
efit for the Community Clin ic. ·
'The fund-raiser revolved
around selling winning Christmas
cards from a contest held last
year~and kicks off this year's
contest. Cards anc:1 other holiday
items were sold at the party. raisin~ enough money to pay the
clinics utility bills for an entire
month. • • • . Kudos to Northwood Elemen-
,
Chrlatmu card by Debby Jennine•. 5, of Dana Point.
Young cancer patients
off er lioliilay greetings
By JOYCE BODLOVICH
Of IN Delly "'91 lleff
Stacie Smith·s Christmas card de-
sign is a self ponra11. Se1 against a
whitcglossx background. two warmly
dressed children are posed next to a
smiling snowman. A small dog and a
cozy house with smoke curling from
its chimney complete the "'"tery
scene.
Stacie. 7. has been battling acute
lymphocytic leukemia since January
1988. F.or the last eight months the
Huntington Beach child has been m
remission.
Her mother. M1chele~says because
of the research and de velopment
done. through the Pediatric Cancer
Research Foundation based at Ch1l-
drens Hosp11al of Orange Count}. 1he
survival rate for ~oung cancer pa-
tients 1s opt1m1st1 c. .
"The survival rate used 10 be 40
percent." she said. "Now through
research. tt 1s 60 and 70 percent."
Intent on helping raise funds for the
research lab. Smnh and Cam
Graeber. mother of a 19-month-old
cance r pauent. created sbe "Glad
Tidings Pro$ram. ·· The fund-raising
project cons 1st of six <l!)Terenl hohda>
greeung card~ designed b) Orange
Count) ped1atnc cancer '1ct1ms ages
19 months to 17 'ears. The cards are
being sold at n"umerous locations
(Pleaee eee GREETING/ AS).
Players pick .up
oh LB basketball
No one would dispute the fact that Laguna· Beach 1s
known as the Art Colon). ,
Each )Car, thousands floe~ there to sample the '-"Ide
vanety of ans that the coastal community offers.
An galleries abound on Coast H1ghwa}. but one of
the most popular art forms the community has to offer
isn't fou nd tn an) of those gallene~. The city's Mam Beach
sets the stage for a d1ff:rent kind of an.
It is the art of pick-up basketball; and its high paced,
half-court style of play has been a main tourist 1mractibn
for' the past I 0) ears. P.1ck-up basketball is a dail~ event tn
Laguna Beach. where men and women meet and organlle
themselves into teams to play a S('nes of games. ·
For Laguna Beach resident John Dalton. pick-up
basketball 111 Laguna Beach 1s "the common man's form
of arnsuc e~press1on ·•
"I ha\C been comm·ghere lO \l.3tCh thesc gu~s pla~ for
about t""o )Cars:· said the 35-)ear-old. ··1 know that
Laguna Beach 1s reall} an anisttc cit). but fo r me. this 1s all
the an I need to know ..
The courts showcase ome of the b1gges1 talents tn
amateur basketball v. nh games being pla~ed conlll\ual~
th rougout the week Just step~ a"'a) from th"C sand. the
Mam Beach courts offer a p1c1uresque sc111ng for a game
:"tick \\-ells. v.ho"turns out ofteh 10 pamc;1pa1e in the
sport. belle' es n 1s 1hc setung in Laguna that makes the
game so popular. •
"When )OU think of the beach. ~ou 1h1rik of girJs.
'olle} ball. sun. surlin$." sa id· the 21-,ear-old M1ss1on
VtCJO resident. "If )OU re a basketball (an here. you ca n
eruo) the best of both ""orlds I think tha11t 1s basketball ·
'Cahforn1a-st) le.' ·•
For man} players. 11 tS the competrnon th at keep
them coming back each da) The courts ha' e pla\ed h6st
to professionals and college stars throughout 1he )ear.
Accord mg to Dalton. 1he 10oun guest Ii-st has included 1he
hkes of former Laker \Vilt Chamberlain. Laker ~11chael
Cooper and Cli pper -..:orm Nixon.
"i\m bod> can pla~ here.'' s~ud Jn 1ne res1den1 te' e Wcll~r. "\'ou don't hhe 10 h:l\ e an) greutaknts. JUSI a
lo' e for the game "
Laguna Beach 1s not the onl) Cl\) to offer the h1gh-
paced St) le of basketball .\little fan her inland. 1n '"me.
pick-up basketball game~ -ha' e also become a t1g l'ftt
Tucked a\\ a~ in a resedent1al area. two hghted couns ha' e
become p0oular for those Sttking mp,htttme pla\
(Pleue eee PLATERS/AS) Late afternoan baaketbaU pmw. -,. tan'._ first-grader Lauren Buckles,
third-grader GrHt Beclltold and
sixth-grader Kleko Yasuda, who
took top honors in their schoors
Christmascardcontest. Thecon-•
test did more than just kick off the
holidays for the school.
Thewinning cardswere used by.
the public relatrons and advertis-
jng firm ofR. L. Couch & Co. of
Irvine for its holiday cards. To
com~nsate, the firm donated
$1 ,000 to the arts ptogram·at
Northwood Elementary.and
treat~ the kids to a day at
Disabled students helped in gaining indepen_dence
(Pleue ... VJGIL/A8)
For many students at Saddlcback
College. entering 'adulthood and
moving out on their own 1s usuall> a
naturar, pain-free experience.
But for disabled students. Jaining
independence c~n be very difficult.
To helo with this transition. addle-
back College has teamed up w11h the
Dayle Mcintosh Ce n1cr for the Dis-
abled to offer classes for area handi-
capped s1udents . .\ccording to Paula
Jacobs, ·who assists (he program.
·becoming mdepend'ent can ~ a
trauma11c exoenence for man) dis-
ablcd students
"We help them get through all the
government bureaucrac' that 1s out
there." she said.··~ e teach das~cs on
how to better undcro;1and what to do
with the goq:rnment 'Doi ng 11 on
yo ur own can be 'en in11m1d;rnn~ ··
This is the second \Ca that 1hc
Da) le \1dtnosh C'cn1e·r ha., p:irt1 •
pated In the program The Cl:'ntl'r.
loca ted 1n .\nahc1m . 1s a \l\Urcc 1or
mro rmation and g1,11dancl' k'r d1-.-
ablcd c111zens of Orart~<' < ount~
Dt'bb1e Chang. cla loordinautr
~he' C'-that the la\se are a model
for all \:Olk11.e\
.. lot ~it coll~t' and uni,ers1t1es
ha'c cw.ung programs set up to helP.
the d1'1rlcd hut th•~ one 1s a model. · ~h<' ..a u \\ e coordtnntc speakers 10
(Pluee see DISABLED/ A8)
Accelerated ·classes being offered at Golden W eSt College
Registration begins Tuesday for accelerated nme and
I 8-weeiclasscs to be offered during the spring semester at
Golden West Cot!Qc. '
Hundreds .t' classes arc available in such areas as
'fnaJish, history. computer science, diesel technolog).
foreian lanauaae. fitness and the arts. The Admissions and ·
Records Office is acccptina applications and making
appointments ona firlt come. first served basis.
Rcsistration by a""°inlrMnls runs through Dec. 20.
with walk-in tqistrat1on planned for Jan. S-1. Call
89S·8306 for ~1stration information.
Str~ coun11ellng •lated
The women's suppon ~up of Slocum Counseling
Services will hold four special SHSions for women who
want to lcam how 10 manqe stress durinalhe holida>-s.
The sessions are ollnned from 10:30 a.m. to noon
Saturday and Dec:. I? and 31 and Jan. 7 at Slocum
Countclina Servtccs. 2900 Bristol St .. Suite A-206. Costa
Meu. Thuost 11S10 per session. and rtStf'\ at ions may be
obtained f;y calhna S-46-7708.
Businesswomen to.meet
The Huntmgton Beach Wmd 4iong chapter ·of the
Amencan Businesswomen ·s .\ssoc1a11on "111 hold its
month I) dinner meeting Tuesda~ at 6. 30 pm. at Francois
Restaurant m Huntington Beach
Holtda) entena1nment ""111 be pro' 1dt.>d b\ the
Manna H11h School choir under the d1rec1ton o(Tom
Antal. The dinner cost 1s SI 0 and 1hO<i<' 101ercsted should
call 847-0146 for reservations
MADD candlellght vlgll set
Th( Oranac Count) chapter of Mothers .\gainst
Drunk Drh·crs (M .\DD) will hold a candlcltght '1g1I
Tunday for those who have lost a lo"~d pnc 1oon accident
mvolv1n1 drunken dmers. The proaram will~ held a1 i ·)O p.m 3t th<' Firs\
Presbytcn1n Church of Orange. 191 N. Orange t. ('all the ~ADD office at 647-92n for more 1nformat1on
BPW meedng In Mesa ----'--------TI\f ~11\ C"oHl Buslncu and1'rofes~1oniTWomen
Optlmui. meet In lnlae
"Youth Activities Sponsored by IBM .. will be
dilCUtted Tunct.y 1t thr bftnfat mtt••na of the
Op&i•itt Club of lrvtnt, to be hdd at Hors Hut. I 88'0 Doue&u 5' .. Irvine.
LH. Kenner. branch maNSr of IBM Sales and
Scrvlttl. will be the SU"t spr1kcr. V 111tors arr wclC'Omc to
• 7 a.m. llllion. and m0tt tn'°""8t6on may tit obcained
by cdina IJ0.'639or67S.1779.
will mttt T~)' al 11·30 a m. for" luncheon at the El
Tonto Qnll. 633 "nton Blvd .. Costa Mesa.
Three BPW rvmbttl Wlll tt'flk on J<'rt'ntoklt). psycholoaY and hUlftal\ raourt'n.. The (()Sl IS s I 3 ror
membaalnd Sl 7 for M:ft IMIMtn. Call Robtn R1dtlt at
~ 1-0991 for lftCr'VIUOftS.
their ninth biannual ( elel:lr.11111n ''' Lcarnm~ \tonda~ from 11 ·30 a m r. I p m 1n th(' \\ rytmg '3nd °'JX'CCh
C'ommun1ca11on C cntl'r. L1br.m I ~O
tudents "'" prrpart and ·~n e a ·~uffct ot nat1'<'
foods \\h1le drcc;\C'd 1n co tumc\ frC1m their rc.,~11'<'
c9untnes all the ~olkgc a1 1H-\ ~0 ' cor further
information ' •
Child care forum planned
The Ncw-QOrt·\k a unit l'I the: League ot \\omen
Voter of the Orange C"oa t "111 mid~ the 1 uc of child
care m the I q\X) .. \tondJ) ·
The: sc s1on will e'an11m· thl' rok,)t local go,ernmcnt
in m~11ng the child care nel-J ot 1hc communit) h w 111
be held at 7 .15 p.m at the hoinc (\I< hmtinc ac1~0\\s~1.
304 Cuucr V. a). 01,1a \fc\J t :ill ~-'~-~ .. ·q fo r dc1:111~
Patriots parade paneJ meeting
The Laauna Bea h P.uno\\ 03\ Par~Hk :\ 1at1on
will hold 1a nc\t ml."cl1ng \fonJ;i .... a1 ~ JO pm 1n th<'
.0tTLCC.S. of G.m UAnOn .u 11 ' -...44~
Laauna ~a"h Th<' m~una 1 oJ'('n tC11hc puhh and all
mtcrc 1cd panit• arc tn' 1t~d to attend.
Puppet •how •t library
Swap meet In Costa Mesa
\ 'A1p me\11nJrumma ~ l('\l.1 llbcht'.'ld'\aturda)
at 1ht' Rea ( t'mmunrt' ( c:ntcr. MI H~m1lton ~t .Costa
\ksa lor thl' bc.-nc:lit t'fa numhcr of ('Ion-profit agenc1e
The "1k \I.Ill 1ndu\1<' doth<'' to'' lum1ture
apphanccr, anli game~ ''I<' hou~ 111 Ix' .1.m 10 4 p m
Women 's club shows fashions
The "I 'Uth <Itani(' O\lnl\ t ht -.11.in \\omen· Club
"111 prcwnta fa,h1011 \bfl\\ st 1t' n on mcr11n Tuc\da~ at
the Holt~1J\ tnn 1n I .1guna 1 lrll' Dorca\ Louella Prc'>h'n "'II he the ~)101,t and th~ pca~cr .... 111 ~ l lc-.anor \\ 111 Call Mani) n Gore at
4~ -'i J~' tor rt-.cn at1cin' and pll"lc1 mlorma\1on
Sports leagues slgnlng up
\\-inter pMt ka u~\ r'-'fl\trat1C1n "'111 tit held
1onJ;i' JI 5 p.m. at thl." Sou1h t \ \1('.t.. 29 31
( ftl'lo\n \ 31l • ~:1):.l.11 l iunA~w:I ---Thi." pn1 ram~ ~r1t 1ndu (' ba~ketball and "<'l~ball
lcqu that "111 run trom J:tnual) throu~ Match. '
C, nta9 the \ ~t ,1Q5.;1).i5 tor funhc:r 1n:form1uon.
A.I s Orange Coaat DAILY PILOT/ Tnurlday, December 8, 1988
-sports publication
makes Irvine· debut
By JOE BEL BRUNO
Of .. Dlllr,... ....
...,...
For Irvine publisher Tom Ricci. 1t
was a love of sports. kids and
community that convinced him to
produce a weekly sports publication
desi&,n~ to rcprestnt all athletes in
the t'1ty. . .
After more th an a year of planning.
Ricci's plan of increased coverage for
Jrvine athletics will take place today
' in the form of The Irvi ne Sports
Journal. The weekly publication hits
residents' doorsteps today. and will
feature 36-pages of stories on all .city
sponing events. Ricci believes that
with a hifh community involvement
in athletics, the city of Irvine is a
perfect prace to launch such a publi-
cation. -
"There t rc not too many cities
where you can publish a newspaper
dedicated to athletics. but Irvine 1s
one of them." said Ri~ci. 42. "We
intend to be the community's paper
for sports coverage -coverage with a
lot of h,eart and passion."
Boastin~a state championship Irvine Hi girls' volleyball team and
a Little gue World Senes .con-
tender, Irvine has served as an
athletic oasis since its cit yhood in
1971. With so man} athletes compet-
ing in Irvine events. Ri cci said The
lrvme Sports Journal will take a
different approach.to sports coveraae
than mainstream newspapers. He
says he believes that it is not just the
wi nning teams or the best pla yers who
deserve coverage. ,
"The best kids are not j ust the stars
on the team." said Ricci. who has
coached city youth in football. basket·
ball, baseball and soccer for the past
10 yJ:ars. "We want to write about all
the !{ids .who participate in athletics.
so that they can send this thing to
Aunt Edna somewhere in Ohio. It is
about time that the kids get their
name in the paper for hard work."
Published every Thursday. the
Sports Journal will share cit}
doorsteps that day wi th the 18-year-
old lr¥tne WorJd News.-RicCJ be-
lieves that while both publications are
designed solely for Irvine residents,
the two will not be 1n direct competi -
tion. with his publication focusing
on ly on athletic coverage.
"'The Irvine World News covers
new.s. entertain me1;11. business and
real estate. with only about eight
pages of sports coverage. We are not
their competition.'' said Ricci. ··w e
will ha ve 36-pages dedicated to the
youth and adult leagues in Irvine.
There wil1'be. no .sport. no league. no
event left untouched by us:·
DISABLED STUDENTS •••
P'romA7
go to Saddleback classes. The college
has done a super job in this program.
which shows each year when they are
booked to the maximum in each of
their classes."
advocacy skills are also taught.
The college also offers fo ur fitness
courses for mdividuals with tempor-
ary or permanent disabiliues. Regis-
tra tion will continu e through January
at the college.
.. Though other colleges offer pro-
grams to help the disabled. I think
that we offer a un ique mix of topics."
said Jacobs. -By J~ B~I Bnuio
BOOKSELLER SHEL VESBERCAREER •••
Irvine World News Sports Edi tor
T-1m Burt t>e•itves that due to the
amount of athletics in Irvine. a
holaA7
her.
"8ein1 able to 11y you own a
bookstcn is very mpeaable," she
said. "I don'l think I will be able lO
stay out oflhe business for veey Jona. ..
She now inlerWs iO'become wlul1
she calls a ''bookselter at larae."
writtnl on how &o opera&e a bookslote
for a trade mapzine1 as well as
helpins otben •tan lbear own stores.
Knowina dlat lbc wiU not be able to
slay away from bOobtore life for too Iona. Zimmerman inlenda on work·
ina pan-time in a bookstore in San
Francisco.
For many of the &oyal customers.
Zimmerman will be patJy mined.
"I have been comina here since
Lorraine had her first da}'," said
La&una Beach residmt Francois
Du"bau, "II is the people behind the
counter that make this sudl a pat
store. They aive it a lot of personality.
It will be sad to set Lorraine 10."
When Zimmerman made the an-
nouncement 1ha1 she had sold 1hc 2().
year-old books\Ore in a newsletter
earlier this month, the bull wotd around the shop became .. conti-
nuity." Keepina the store as it has
nilled over the years became a bi&
iuuc for bolh Zimmerman and her customers.
.. This 1t0tt has become such a bit
pan of me. havina Lonaine move
away is like losina a bell friend," 11id Dublu. "My only hope is 1hauhe new
owner can keep the store the way it
is." .
After being trained and familiar-
ized with the bookstore for the ~st
month, Ibsen will complete her first
full week as owner on Friday. Ibsen,
formerly a mechanical eotineer for a
major aerosp.ce company. said she
quit her /'ob to puruse a "lifclona
dreanl'' o ownina a bookstore.
"Readina has always been one of
second publication will help 10 gi ve GREETING CARDS lrvjne a broader amount of coverage, • • •
·With the amount of sport s that FromA7
goes on in lrvino every week, there i.~ includ1n1 Nordstrom, UCI Medical tum l)l'Oduce more re~arch funds. en_ou~h r<l?m for -~ore ~overaae. Centcraif\ shop and the White Rabbit "The mo{tty raised wjll support the
said u:i. ,Wt; c~n t possibly cover ·store in San Clemente. Smith hopes endcavon of improvins the care. everything.s~it~illbefooodt9 hav~a the card sales will generate SSOOOO quality of life and survival rate of ~ond pubhcat1_on .. or .a sports· for the research lab. ' children with a malignant disease.''
minded co~munity. · "Our main goal is to raise ublic she said. O~e k~y diffe~ence be!ween the.two · awareness of pediatric cancer "§mith Thou~ all the cards are the pubhc~uons "".111. be in. the . sta.tr, said. "Many people think eanccr is children s own persoanl design and a~ording to Ricn KecFr'"·g with its only an adult disease. they don't holiday messaae. 19 month old communi~y flavor. The rvi~e Sports associate it with chi,Jren. ~ Manhall Graeber of san Clemente
Journa_I w1!I be pr~uccd enurelJ'. by a ·~They are overwhelm~ when they need~ a little help.
staO:ot.Jrvinc residents ~nd stu ent~. scc what is up there on th11t floor. "We painted his little hand, put it
R1cc1 teame~ uf. with. J"ammie (pediatric cancer unit at CHOC) dowl\ on the paper and then made a
Montgomery. Dick anu~i a_nd ~ve when they see little bald children holly berry," Smith said. "Stacie's is a
Perry to put the pubhcauo_n into running arotand with tubes coming self ponrait with her 4-year-old
!110tto n: Mo.nigomery. an En_gltsh ~nd out of them. It is the same reaction we brother and our dog. She wrote her JOu.mahsm instructor.at 1.rvme. High. had when our children -who we OWn message." ~heves that.the pubhca~ion will be a thought shouldn't be on that floor -Along with Stacie and Marshall. the
big. asset to t~e ~Om!flunity. . were there. other artisisare 13-year-old Lisa Page
·Not only •.s II g~1ng t~ service. t~e "I have had adults come up to mr of South Laguna; Bryn Shuman_, 9,of s~rts enthusiasts Ill Jrvmc, but it is daughter and a$k 'What happened to Irvine;· Stacy Sullenser. 17, of
going to be a io<?d tool for. sludents t~ your hair'?' They have no idea canc'er Mission Viejo; and Debby Jennings.
develop .~heir JO~rnal1s11~ talent s. can actually happen to children." S. of Dana Point.
she said. We are even go1~~ ,o use a Smith said she hopes when people Debby, who • underwent a bone
percentage of the .advertising re".· receive a card with the ohild's fesuv~ marrow transplant from her 5-year-
en ues for scholarship_s. ~e arc dedi-ctesign , including the age. name and old sister in August I 987, wrote. "I'm
my loves, and I have always wanted
to own a bookstore," she 11id. "I
think thal ii was fate that I ended up
ownina Fahrenheit 451."
Ibsen had been lookln1 into buyina
a bookstore for the ~It 1wo yean.~nd -uw a newspaper Id one day ofTerina
one for sale. What she did not know
l>Y radina the ad wu tba1 i1 was her
fivorite bOobtore. a~ where she had been a rqular patron for the past
five years.
Above letminJ the ropes this past
week. Ihlen said that ii was an
opportunity to tell the customers that
she "will not pull a CQlnple\e turn-
around on the store." l
.•• won't chanac tile store, bedbse
chanac is a aood thin1.'' said the 50-
year-old. "Bui I can say that I will not
chanac a thina unless I am supponed
by the customers. As much 11 ii is my
store, it is theirs."
-VIGIL: ••
FromA7
Disneyland. • • •
taguna resident ErnesU.e
Raab Green took top honon in
the Catalina Island craft exhibit.
A 11-yearexhibitor in the Festival
of Arts, Green has achieved a high
reputation for bet jewelry crea-
tions. She is currently exhibiting
her work in a craft show in San
Francisco.
• • •
And speakingofarts, Western
Digital oflrvine and the
Segerstrom Foundation of Costa
Mesa should be applauded for
theirdonationsofS25,000each to
the Art lnstitue of Southern
California. In their class entitled "'Self-Re-
liance for Adults with Physical Dis-
abilities." goest speakers address
topics ranging from housin~. medical
benefits. and disability insurance.
Collecting Social Security and ~If-cated to the community. · 1 of cancer. more awareness will in winning!" in her card. · --------------------------------------_;__..;~::..::.::..=:.:.:.:;.:.:...:.:.:.::.;:.::.=:.:.:.===:..::.:.:.:.!:~ Smith said the fund-raising cam-
HuliE SALE paignallows herto makeonepromise
Wcstern{>igital's gift will be
used to launch the second phase
ofitscomP.utergraphicscenter.
The contnbution by the
Segerstrom Foundation will be
used to support the institute's
library, as well as start a scholar-
ship fund tosupporttho5esccking
a bachelor degree in fine ans.
•
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to her daughter she can keep.
"When my 7-year-old asks me if
she is going to die ... I say, 'no. I don't
think so ... my hope and prayer is you
w6n't .die.' But I can't promise her
11\at, you can"t lie or deceive them -
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"I did promise my daughter this
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• ~FIGHTll\Gfrn~ LIFE
~
PLAYERS ••• J
FromA7
··A lot ·of those playe rs in Laguna
Beach make basketball such a big
priority. that they work their iobs
arouhd it.'' said Irvine resident Don
Robinson. ·'The Irvine courts offer
nighttime games. which allows me to
keep my job. I think guys will do just
about anything if they are that
passionate about a sport'." -B~heB~IBrao
. Parade of "De-Lights'~ •
~ . Du(.lng this year's "Parade..of Llchts," let Le Blarrllz Dell & Caterina
' provide ~ou with a "Par~de of De-L!thts." ~
Roast Beef on Rye ••• or P~1DD ,-
choose from a variety of entrees, hot or cold hors d'oeuvres, salads, /
sandwk hes, and much more. from Provffidal French to Continental.
to traditional American favorites. Simple or sophisticated, we will
provide delicious cuisine that Is always fresh ... and never fro2en or
from a package. And our on-premises pntry chef can prepare an w;·n:i1;::;:1·ar ·
Enjoy the "Parade of Llchts" from the comfort of your boat or home, while we do the work. We can even provide complete party
services. Including decorations and alcoholic beveraces. too. And
you wlll be surprised at how affordable our superior quality Isl
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