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Home My WebLink About1990-10-15 - Orange Coast PilotLow clouds ill the mornins. 1umi111 sunny durin1 the afternoon. Coestal/lnland hial\1 68/75; lows S8/62. For the Oranee Cout'• most complete weather information, in- cludina surfina. fishina and boetina repons. see pqe AS. Joshua Loar problbly would have scored an assist in his dad's Santa Ana winds story Wednesday had a UCl librarian not beaten him to the punch ... Loar's father Russ called his I I-year-• old son to search for a passage by Raymond Chandler on the infamous devil winds ... An avid mystery reader. Joshua boasts a collection of Chan- dlers wom ... With "8-strict deadline looming over him. Russ. being the resourceful reporter he is. wasn't about to rely on one source ... He taJked a "valiant .. librarian at UCI into search- ing for the pauqe as well ... She searched two different noon of the library before callina back and dictatina ChandJcr's sbon story Red Wind •.. Russ has no doubts Joshua would have eventually found the paS511C ... "I sorta pve him a bum steer," Russ conceded. "I had him searchan1 the novels when it was in a shon story." ... All's well that ends well. 1411111111m nm ... 142~ .. ._..,.... ... _ ......... 1/1111EI Ill TIE IAY "If/ M-~ren't bt'in1 undercut by my own party. it'd bC' asier. ·• Democrat Jim Toledano, on trying to unseat Republican Aucmblyman Nolan Frizzellc (Al). a "Stop snt~elm': )ou·re gonna make some plastic suricon a rich man ... Chnss1e Hyndc TllllA f 'I ErEllTI •The answer to "But Is It Sculpture?," diverse works organized by guest curator Tim Jahns, can be answered at the An Store Gallery, 4040 Campus Drive. Newport Beach, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Admi55ion is ftte. •The Costa Mesa City Council meets at 6:30 p.m. in the council chambers at the Civic Center. 11 Fair Drive. • Lee Greenwood's country croon- ina fills the Crazy Hone Steak House. I 580 BrookhoUow Drive, Santa Ana. in two shows at 7 and 10 p.m. Call S49-ISl2. • Wallow in the blues at Sunset Pub. 166SS Pacific Coast Highway. Sunset Beach, all ni&ht Iona -from 9 p.m . to I a.m. Call (213) S92-1926. ,,_,, _,, •We unveil our Or-.. C..11 DaUJ Pllel prep football pllyen of the week. ~/l7 '*8 lac/ u hllk'*1us/17 Scr..eets,.. Sodlty/ .. Spofts/ 11 lV .... , .. ...... , .. ,...._, 17 PP a• c OU-~ UCL ~ .................. -,,. ,-I By AIMnda WrStJ Onnte COllM ~ ""°' I HUNTINGTON BEACH -A mys- terious accident claimed the life of a Corona man divina for crabs Sunday five miles otr of the Huntinaton Beach cout, and searches the rat of the day did not tum up his divinf companion. Michlld Linder of Corona. 24. launched with a pany offour from a private boat out of Swuet Aquatic Park near Huntinaton Harbour, and were on a rec:reationaJ dive at some crab pots two miles north of oil platfonn Edith, racue officials said. 111 r.111 ••• . ' . Linder and ~yar-dd Raymond Tam- borcro were IOllleWhere in the 120-feet of water in the area when Under's body surfaced, U.S. C.out Guard Petty Officer Jeff Gunn said. Upon di1COverina Linder was uncontcious, bis companions beaded for the platform because they bad no niclio on board. Oil platform workers called the Coast Guard at 9:2S, and lifepwds recovered and uansponed Linder by Cout Guard HeJicopter at I 0: IS a.m. IO a decom- pression chamber on Catalina laland, but efforts to revive him with I . f audiopulmo.nary iaHldlation were unsuc- cetaful. tinder would have been treated for divina-retated problems bad be repined conlciousness, Gunn said. The came of death is beina investipted by the Orante County Coroner's oft"x:e and an autopsy is ICbedWed for this momina. Gunn said Coast Guard officials for the remainder of the day patrolled by boat and made five helicopter pattern sea,rehcs for Tamborero, and were joined in the search by Los ~les County lifquards and Lona Beach lifeauanss. o.11111 ~ o..t ~ ... who ....,.. ... ...-..to Mow eoNdartty tn-holM>r of hta ~-#Miuced bllldneta. Balboa mates shave it off for cancer-fighting friend ation treatments left Cook Without any hair, and suffenng tbc wrath of those who thouaht be was some kind of punk lktnbced lookina for trouble. His fnends decided to show solidarity. They shaved their beads for Bob. Cook and friends an work on the lalboa Island Ferry. where more than a few motonsts traveling across the bay are doina double takes at the beld·beadcd Ctt'W. By Ruta Loar 0r-. CoeM Dllr Piiot BALBOA lSLAND -When 19-ycar- old Bob Coot opened his eyes Wednes- day momint ftom his UCLA McdicaJ Center hospital bed. he thoupt he must be dreamina. ·He was surrounded by friends who pthcted to boost his spirits after m~or cancer suracry. And they were all blld. "It totally caught me off pard. .. said Cook. "At fmt.J didn't undentand it at all." Months of chemotherapy and radi- Joe K.roser. 22. lookina lean and mean in his finel y shaved scalp. said some ferry See SHAVED/II An UfleGl marine bulletjn mo ...... pealed ev~ 30 minula ukiaa b n r n IO caJI in with information. but the -a - di1C011tinued at 4:3S p.m . It will not be reinstituted unless a clue to Tambonro'1 wberabouu turns up, Gunn said. .. We ICU'Cbed the area quite exlelllive- ly," Gunn said ... If he was on the surface, he would have been found." The man and woman on the boat were not hurt 10 lhe mishap. Coast Guard officia.ls said the puty on the boat was operated by Frank Rodmu of Lona Beach, but chd not know Suday · even1na the identity of his female com- pans1on. -DaJJr PU.I _.,,. .., ..,,.. .......... eeatrlMf.efl ,. lilt ,....,.,_ - Ambassador visits Brit ' festivities Compares Gall crisis to Battle of Brit;aln By A.rNnda Wray Or-. COllM Dllr Plot COSTA MESA -The relationship be. tween Britons and Americans takes oa a puter sipificance wbeh considaiD& the Batlle of Bnta1n that SO yean~ aved tbe United K.Jflldom from Hitkf"s army. Sunday, the annavenay oft.hat bMde WM cddnted at a dinner auended by IDOft than lOO at the Westin South Coat Pia.a as part of the opmina ceremonies for die three-week Festival of Britain here. And, members of both allied cou.ntria oner apin arc baiJu11 their cooperation an the Middle East crisi5. British Ambassador Sir Antony Adand.' who spoke at the event. said I S,000 Britiab troops W'lll soon be heading for Persian Gulf. ccmenung Bntain's committment to both United Nations goals and U.S. policy. "This 1s the moment we may be able to establish a new 1ntcmational ordC1' Presi- dent Bulh 1s talking about. .. Acland said in an tntcrv1cw. ''The resolution of the UN must be implemented.'. Acland dcscn bed the memory of tbe Battle of Bntam as an emotional one few man)'. -i Uilntnnronc 1ea.son wby tbe blltde conti nues to have such a powerful appeal 1s that 1t symbohzes tbc Vlctory of freedom over tyrann)' 1n the faoc of peat advenity and 1niually overwhelming odds. And lbat, of course. 1s sull a very impona.nt and relevant messaac today. foUowina $eddem Hussein's brutal awession qain1t Kuv.'&Jt. .. Acland rec.tiled Winston Cburcbiu·1 famous wntmg of the Royal Air Force which defended Britain apinst tbe Luftwaffe: .. 'Never in tbc field of Jnamaa conn1C1 has so much been owed by IO man)J to so few.· "Kad the battle been lost. Britain woWd almost ccrta1nl) have ~n invaded. ... At the same ume. we aJI think. too, of tt.e See BRITAIN/. Toledano takes on FrizeHe over environment By Peul ArcNptey o.y Piiot Polltlcat .,..., COSTA MESA -Jim Toledano unfurls a printout. lhowina his opponent's anti- environment VOies over the yean. He points proudly to his endonement by the California lcque of Conservation Voten, a 35,()()().membcr pro-environment lobby. Toledano says statistics show that voters in the 69tb District. where he wants to unseat Assemblyman Nolan Frinelle. vote pro-environment positions even above the state average. The Dcmocrati<' nominee sayi his d1f- dtlzmlllJI ly lrtl Y~ot °"""~~ .... ('()ST A MESA -Keanetll Uyausi coWd care lal about a Sl0.000 cbec*. ··tr we ain it. be, • I tlU.U we11 donate it '° ... diflMN& ..... "° Ulisted us. .. ..w u,...a. 1i a Ja.-w-A-'ca doee ._...,,... ba"'90d ia a Co:onclo coecntntioa camp dwina Wortd War II. .,_..._u,_. ..... .,..~ .... ,., .... dllcba-• ..... 'p1111•• .. -trill ......... °"' • ... u ....... , of •• 111111'11 Ollll • .... ~ ............ ..., ... fcrcnccs 'With Fnzzellc on environmental 1 ucs arc amona the many eumplcs -Mrc the incumbent 1s out of step with his consutucnts. Toledano is convinced beyond question that he would easily defeat Frizzt'Ue 1f voters knew where each ca~te stood on the 1 uc -not wathstandina tbe num~. nd the numbers say Olherwlle. b- pubhcans ha"c a 56-32 pcn:ent relistntiCMI advantqc. Amona political numbers crunchen. that makes Friz:ttUe un~ See CAMPAtO,.,._ ... .. ----.. -~ - An Irvine marketing consultant for ~iger Brothers IUTITDY•------------------- Although most companies like their names on pens or mugs, some have asked for walnuts with the company logo. . ., .. , ______________________ _ She started out as an Illinois school teacher. and then owned a publishing company that helped teachers tum ideas into m~et· able books. Before getting into advertising. she sold educational products and gave real estate seminars. II UE PIYClllCT--------------- Last February. she gave an .. earthquake ruler~ she desla,ned to a man at the Orange County Fai r. telling him she'd be back later to see 1f he had memorized the saftey tips printed on one side of it. Jn the meantime. a maJor earthquake struck. "Are you psychic?" he asked. llVEI CAl.lfOllU---------- Before moving here with her husband and four dauNitcn, her frie nds asked her. "How will you be able to stand the carthquakesr' She told them she'd rather wait out a quake than a tornado. -Compll~ IJy Jor A.8"-Y NEWAIUC. N.J. -Amlrkm Till--A,..._.. Co. lilll cut short itt oAr lw U.S. 11VGP1 ill._. MtllU ID C.O .._ 1w he, disappoielilll IOlcMer'I who ....... mll bacl••ll morale. The tf'OOPI nlCkCld up 10 may calll dlat Saudi oommUftica. dons official• complained their ._. ctiltallCe liDel were beina cloaecl After jmt one week, ud an estimated 100,000 caUs at a COit of SI million, ATAT on WedDeldly noti6ed tbe military it wu tcrUbbina ill free. dim:t~ lefVice. ATAT bad planned to ofter USADirect Service to troops for two weeks. NEW YORK -Leonard Blmstein, the impuaioned Ameri· can maestro who thrilled an international multitude with bis spirited shows ··on the Town" and "West Side Story," bj1 podium pirouettes and bis hundreds of recordiqs. died Sunday. He wu 72. Bernstein was a conductor, pianist, educator, author and compaser. His com positions included the theatrical, chamber music, symphonies. ballet and even a Mass. "He was the most versatile musician and he did more than.any other person in this century for the appreciation of American musk and music culture," said Sir Georg Sohi, music director of Chicqo Symphony Orchestra. Alla. 1a1111111v11111 lat. 11111111 NEW YORK - A savings and loan became insolvent after lending President Bush's son Jeb and a partner about half the money toward purchase of a $9 million office building. and the federal government ended up repaying most of the loan. The New York Times reponed that the loan arrangement involved no criminal behavior, but stood as an example of some savings institutions' poor lending practices that led to the industry's troubles. The transaction was unrelated to civil charges in Denver that the president's youngest son. Neil, 35, acted improperly in his role as a director of Silverado Banking. Savings and Loan Association. That S&L failed in 1988 after making questionable loans. JERUSALEM -The government decided Sunday against cooperating with a U.N. team investigatina the shooting deaths of 19 Palestinians by lsraclipolice and said the delegation should.nay away from Israel. by Sheral LeBeau ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONA L DRAMA SERIES 111111• --•••••• MOSCOW -'"Tben 11 a ~ 'Have a .... ol vda la the momina. ud you'll be ftoee all day 1on1,-llid Viktot, do 11111 a recent meetinl of Alcobolica ADoDymoua ia Mc.ow. More than 20 million Soviet citizem replarty tab that ldvioe. and the problem 1eem1 to be srowina wone. Pro1ecUt01'1 llY alcohQI contributed to 70 percent of the ~ty·1 violent crimes 1ut year. . Ak:oholica Anonymous. an American prosram, eq,oys IOIDe success after three yean in MOSClOw all(l baa the lf\ldliDI ~ of authorities, but the overall war on alcoholism in the SoVlCt Union i1 1oin1 badly. SAN DIEGO -An American Indian sailor is ICl"Vina a JS. day sentence in a Navy brii for leaving an aircraft carrier after superion denied bis request to attend a sacred reliaious ceremony. The action against Airman Apprentice Steven A. Romero. 21, of Denver, Colo., bas anaered American Indian leaders, who say the Navy is insensitive to their reliaious practices. "It would be like preventina an Islamic (penon) from goina to ~ccica, a Jew to the Wailin1 Wall or a Catholic to Communi!>n," said Wayne Duchenaux, president of the National Congress of American Indians. ''Once we find out the paniculars. we'll probably make a fonnal protesL .. •••• ,.. Ill ..... ••••ltJ WINSTON·S,i\LEM, N.C. -A SS.year-old former grocery store clerk, accused of using arsenic to paison two husbands and a boyfriend over 16 years. goes on trial Monday and could act the death penalty if convicted. Blanche Taylor Moore, once described by a police official as "an average, ordinary neighborhood lady," is charged with first· degree murder in the Oct. 7, 1986, poisoning death of Raymond Reid. who was her boss and later became her boyfriend. Althou&h several women are on death row, only one woman has been executed in this country since the 1976 U.S. Supreme Coun ruling allowing states to resume the death penalty. Velma Barfield, also of Nonh Carolina. was put to death in 1984 at age 52 fur poisoninL a boyfriend. News of the Weird ..... ••••11111111 ..... 1111 nr ...... •••••• .. ·--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' C orky Miles, who had been within seconds of being dis.- charged and finaJl y going home, was back on the top floor of Hoag Hospital. A broken nose, three cracked ribs and a huge knot on his forehead. GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. -The marching band al Grand Junction Central Hi&h School has gotten cold feet over doffing their footwear and hot-footing it across a bed of burning coals. "It motivates people to reach their peak performance." said Douglas. who has used the tech- nique in hh work as a dru1 and alcohol counselor. .. -. . .. Local News Briefs NEWPORT BEACH - According to early pohcc reports from a felony hit and run accident at MacArthur Boulevard at Ford Road. the dnver of a 1989 Chrysler left the scene after injuring four people 1n a coll ision. Newpon Beach police received a call at 8:32 p.m., and were determining the extent of the accident at press time. LA C.nty 1111 vlll•t wmllll LOS ANGELES -A father accidentally shot bis son to death, robbers killed a cab driver and a man screaming "White Power!" wo unded four people in a weekend of violence that left at least 18 people dead in Los Angeles County. More than a dozen others were wounded 1n weekend attacks. Among the deaths was a Valtnda couple who were beaten to death in their home minutes after they returned from a two-week vacauon to the Middle East. Faye Staten. 42, was beaten around the head and torso in the dining room, and Arthur Staten, 43. was clubbed to death in 1he master bedroom. said Deputy George Ducoulomb1a of the Los Angeles County Shenff s Department. In the San Fernando Valley. a gunman who shouted "White power!" opened fire on a crowd of partygoers outside a Tarzana home, injuring fo1.1r people. Jeffrey Scott Johnson. 20. was booked for investigation of attempted murder a shon time later. Jn Venice. a man who refused to mare a $20 rock of cocaine was stabbed to death Sunday morning. an 11 mv11 lllltm'J ••11••••• HERMOSA BEACH - A lamppast revered for its role in Gene Kelly's "Singjn' 1n the Rain" was stolen from the yard of a movie buff who saved it from a trash bin The I 0-foot-tall. green plastic lamppost was "priceless," said Bryan Goetzinger, a 27-year-old movie crewman who's been searching for the stolen lawn ornament for a month. Police have no leads in theft of the lamppost, which was kept next to the white picket fence in his front yard. Goetzinger said he obtained the lamppost while workina on the labor crew for the former Lorimar-Metro-Ooldwyn-Mayer Film Co. in 1986 when Lorimar Telepictures Corp. took over MGM's historical Cul ver City lot. Police Log f1Allh 11111 "I'm beginning to think that I'm JUSt doomed or something. .. he told "Big" Dan Doberman. his longtime chauffeur and body- guard. "I'd like to go home. I really would." Doberman. a short. stocky fellow who made up for his lack of brights with a fierce right hook and a nasty temperament .snorted and took a long sip from a Diet Pepsi. ' "Ya ain't got at too bad boss. You should be out of here by morning." --- Doberman. talking slowly and picking his words as if they were banging wi ldly around inside his head, brought Miles up to date. Former Newport Beach Weekly editor Fred Nichols was dead. Finally. He had died not so much from the bullet he had put through his head as from a brief power outaae at the hospital that had shut down the various machines that had been keepina him alive. Newport Beach Mayor Neil Sturbush was up and talking, though he had somehow lost his grip on reality and was babbling away as 1f in the middle of a council mcetina. "He keeps .trying to second motions and calls out for people to take their scat and things like that," said Doberman ... He's on the la-la land exprcs.s. I'm afraid." And Ethel Van de Kamp, the veteran nurse who had collapsed in the middle of things. was doing just fine. A little stress overload. That was all. "And what's good fnend Katherine Bell up to?" Miles asked. "She's getting too close for comfort, boss. Just a little too close." To be conttnued ... Did You Know ? • la ffutlnston Buck:: A city park is named in honor of the late Vernon E. Langen beck, mayor of the city from 1946 to I 9S3. His wife, Gail Lanaen6eck, came from Iowa in 1924 to become a teacher at Huntington Elementary School (now Dwyer School). Her startina salary was S 1600 -a year. Educat~ th~ masses by ~ndit11 your hi1torical fltcu to Did You Know?. Oru1e Coa1t Dally Pilet, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa. 92626. Jewelry. stereo equ1pmtnt. a TV 1t1 and a camera. whh a tOC8I vahat 0U.1J2201 Mte l10lcD from an a.-nmen• In the SOO bl«k o( nami ton Street betwern 6:'° a.m. aod 3 1\e fllillate ftom a 1990 Mazda pick-up wu taktn will .. h wet patbd on the 10400 block of Falcon. p.m Wednnday. 0 Someone broke into 1 home in the 300 block of Joenn Street. Thc ~in W1I rcponed at I l:l l a.m. Wectnaday. Lolaa had not bm1 rcPoNd Thunday. c A car .. llOkn 111 IM 1200 block o( Welt liker Street. c SomeoM Mole k> ''°"' a pune .. yi .. uMc:r a ~ble at FOllmlhl loWI, 17110 lroolLIMant St,. wlult ibe owner Ml bowti ... ••1 Band members had planned to attend a motivational sem- inar called "The Fircwalk Ex- Perience." It concludes with a barefoot walk across burning coals reputed to be 1.200 degrtts. Fire-walk i ng counselor Michael DouaJas said the feat would be painless and will show people that "they can shatter self-imposed limitations." Editor'• HotMne 142-408e y _ __...,. .. CW,PllllOt,... ...... ............ .,...,.e...w..mUll*ll.n. -J6.Mur......,. ...... INJ .. llled•--........... en.,.,, ..... ~.-u......,.,,..,...,.._,_ ........ ---~. n.i.,_COIMIHll!y,..... s-;ww.11,..~. Dellvary guanintHI I,_, eo 1111 '-,.. ..-11¥ I a.m.. ml~· 10 &.11'1. ............ ,., 11¥ llOOll Our ~ ..... eu •. ~..,_,"°"'ta.m.WSP."IT\ .......,., untl ,_ 1111...._ IO ..iat rooi willl ... ~ ..... To mek• •correction I II .. ONftp C..I o.llJ Pll!lre poky 10 Pf'OIT'CJlly car'9Cll II -ol .....-. To ..,.... .i -or ............. Cllll Ml-'»1 end ... .., .. ctr .... ............ Ya,,__. ~ ,.... ... Vim .......... °"""*" ............ Ylle,,......_E.., Clmt"-c;....., ...... ~ ...... 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You just tau 1 pile of notes and lettcn and whack away at them. .._._ Thi• is one of those especially lazy daS'•· A recent column that drew quite 1 bit of response was one we never intended to write: about my late father, Freddy Martin. He lOUCbed a lot of people during bis nearty 60 yean as an orchestra leader, and apparently many of them live in the O.Uy Pttet'1 circulation area. Dr. Walt«'Panels of Newpon Beach wrote: "Your recollec- tions enriched my day and I thank you for your kindness in sharing them. .. 1 wish I could have met your father, or at least heard him perform in ptQOn. rve lived in this area for more than 30 years. and thouah many famous. enjoyable and interesting people live "'1-e, they live in .relative obscurity, .. Dr. Panels noted. "We are missing some enriching experiences by not setting to know them a little. I wish something could be done about that." Very, very nice letter, Doc. Thank you. And you make a most interesting point. I suspect one rtason some famous people have lived along the Oranac Coast, mostly in Laguna and Newpon (plus. of course, Jack "Maverick" Kelly in Huntington Beach) is because wt locals tend to respect their privacy. That's the way it was with John Wayne. The Duke used to love to ,et out and prowl the hardware stores a.nd marine chandlerics. =A1 n 1W1 bJ llkiae. •foott.11 at Hubolr &o whida the ciew repliea. ··No, chemo at Hoe&.•• Cook. wbo lives with parents Bob and Marcy Coot on BaJboe lslud, ftnt learned .... May he bid • fOnn or childhood cancer called rhab- clomyoMrcoma, an aureuive caacer tM& anacb the mulde sya.. tem. Af'ter four months of cbemotberapy, Cook went in for IU'ICfY last week and physicians mnoved lymph nodes from the bottom of bi• rib caee to bis poin. Cook said the docton tell him the chemotherapy and radiation effec; tively zapped bis cancer and there is no si&n of new maHpancy. About I 0 Balboa ferry worken have shaved their heads 'to show suppon for Cook, a symbolic snture thars lifted his spirits. .. After I finall y fiaurtd it out, I said, ·oh my God. you did this for me?" The idea was hatched by ferry boat money collector Jevon Hadley, 23, and his roommate Tom Sprina· ston. "I was just kiddina around one night and said wt should all shave our heads and go to the School lunch menus P .. w. Valley. Sc.1leel Dklrici .._..Y: Com doa. fru11 cup. oran1r JUKlr. m1lk. mustard ,....._y: Hamburscr. frt"n<"h fnes. fn111 bu , hamburwrr bun. ca1.>up. milk W.-...Jl \h~W p112a. fmb fruJI. JUlc:y treat. mJlk n.r.My: Torpedo und,.Xh. buttucd corn. JUICY 1rcat. mustard milk. FrWay: TICO inak. fresh fru11. a~ Jllttt. chocola1r milk HMdqtee 8ndt . City SdlMI 06.trlrt .._..r. Bumto. onnamon applruuc-r. carrol slleb. donut sem 1'1tnay: Ptu 1 wh«I. 10\~ salad. 1pplr w«lan. rafll(r cooluc. W.._...y: C'hickcn pa111r/bun. lrlt"hup P11Cllct. frrnch fnn. Of'lnJt" "'rdses. animal holplla.I to cbttr him up." Hadley uid. "The mort WC tboullit about it. ii teemed .... ...., ..... idea. We ftaured it WOllld at leMI Ill a laup CMlt of him."' Mike Hanlaty, 20, did the tMV· i~ ud Mid it WM fun IO walCb lie locks o( his~ ~ U by the b9yside. He .... .., bcedl over a trub caa i• &be ferry boat office and cliooed tbem dea with bis dtttric st.aver. Hardesty said a11 coot·• ft-iendl have been amazed by hit upbeat raction to his very eerioul ctileate. And after his opttation Jut week, t~ fiaurcd 1 maudlin, bedside vistt was the last thins he'd want ··A lot of people think rm takins this vtry liahtly, but that's the way I 1'ave to take 1f," said Cook. whO had to drop out of claMet at San Diqo State University after hH cancer dia,.,,osis. Meanwhile, Cook has had to ex- plain to a hostile public that he is not a skinhead, but a cancer pa- tient. "Every store I to into, 1m-· mediately the security auards just latch onto me," he •id. "The other day I was seuins into my parents' Nissan and a police car pulled alongside. They asked me 1f it was my car:• c~cn 'nlel'IMy: 'Jllll)lc111 w/mat saua, tos!td salad. ·~ wcdan, roll. PrWay: Chttte pau1. fn111 and Yutt. car· rol \tacks. b1rthda) cake lnlM U.UW ~· Olttrld M..,.r. Chttte pim or hamb~r/bun. tnJnchy carrot co1n1, p1~ udbns. cho1« or milk ~ T_.y: 2 SllUSll!f pell!n, (rench IOtil boat w/pecket of &)'f'llp, 2 Of'IJ)F Wen. appl~uce. cho1cr of milk. WMMMay: Taco wtlh IOf\ flour tort1U1. shredded lruua. sra1«1 t"hcbe. fru11 cocktail, chot« or milk. 1\•rt4ay: Rib BQ on a bun or ~ ch1h bum10. Potato round~kl'lchup. crlcry/carrol such. cho1cr of fresh fruit. choice of milk. Friday: ~estcrn macaroni or com doa... crup Ylad w/ranch drrssina. oran,r ~ "-A1 6e "' tlflll M IO .. Illa • at ..... ---... UaWDIDClll. Moll imponaal IO lbeal illdivicl- ..... ii ... lfOlal'r .... .,, * couauy 111ey-...... --, ...... ~ to. ewn aoup u..a .., COUally u.eed tbem II ...... aDCI tliCOIMk'w citil.enl; .. Finally, this ii the country we've been tcllina our kids about,• said Jim IC.anao. a f9f1DCf Fountaia Val- ley maycw who WM interned at u Arizona camp . In a lerift Of emolioDal CS• emoniet throupout the oouatry, the I ustke Oepenment lac week bepn to distribute * $20,000 checks and a lctttt ~ by Prni- dent BUib apolosizJQI for their wronlfuf detention to the oldest intemea. On Friday, a poup of Southern Calibnia residents received lhcit ch4cks at a cettmony in Loi An- selft• Ultle Tokyo ~mm&anity. The checks were the first to be paid over the ncJtt three yean to an cstinwed 6S.OOO 1urvivon of the intanmenl, which _...ordered .dur- or appk....,.. cnsp. cbotce or nulk. LapuBetdu.HW kMef.,...,.. .._..r. No achoo! • noc tn tcrVa. Taea4a1: Beef b uraer/bun ltt· 1utt/p1d.ln/m.)o. tnanak PQWlO/cauup, Mr. f fO'l )' cup, cbot« o( milk. W~r. Chicken pe11y/d1pp1a, uuor. 11o<h1pptd Polll<>n. \Cl bttcU1t bunl'fed. chilled •alttnle'lon cholc:ie of mtlk. Tllan4ay: Rib 8 Que/ioll, 111rr rounds Cltsup, cb1lled orat11t ~ pud• dil\J. choi« of mull F~y: Qunad1lla/saha ~asooed com. ttlcl) st1ck/peanu1 bunrr dip. 1pplc cnsp. moco or •httr m11L N_,.n>Maa U.tnH SdloMI Oltlrici M..U)~ H1mbureer or com ~ fmich fnn. 10s~ ylad. t·ho1ce of milk. blnhda~ cakr T'an4ar. Turk~ 1n IJ'IV) •11h warm roll or He'd ,et an occasional. "Hi. Duke." That always brought a "Hiya,' or at least a smile and a nod. And that was it. The locals would move on, the Duke could continue his browsing. Birth Announcements BRITAIN da> fesuval. organizers said. Jim Moore of Costa Mesa's ABC Lumber remembers the Duke comina into his store frequently. "He'd pick o ut all kinds of httle thinp and put them in his shopping basket:• Jim recalls. .. then he'd go to the cash register like anyone else and be o n hi5 way. I can·t imagine that he actually used much of what he bovghi:-- Back to Dr. Parscls' idea of somehow getting together with our celebrity neiahbors. I guess the first thing would be to define just who is and who isn't a celebrity around here. It would have been easier when John Wayne and Jimmy Caaney were walking t.all around here (you bet Cagne) walked tall) and Barry Goldwater spent most of the summer at the apanment '-e and Mn. G . kept at the Balboa Bay Club. But ifs ant nteresting suggestion. Doc. and well wonh tbjnking about to 9eC what we can come up with. Ben Jactson. a retired engineer who also plays tenor sax· ophone, wanted to know how my dad achieved his unique tone and what kind of horn he played. First answer: Don't really know. Probably a combinatio n of tb.inp -horn, mouthpi~. reed, breathing. embouchure. Second: SAlNT JOSE.PH HOSPITAL A.,_t I Jllll'I and R<>srr He.,.son. Garden GrO\l', 11rt A•1•1t IS \1a)d.a and t ums Hill HunhngLon lkach bo) A ...... U T Jm•l' and fohn Tuller Foun1.i11n \ allc' bl>\ beau U ()1Jnc and D.t' 1d (1111. nr.inir.r '"''"' tit» and 11rl \heron and Jorsrn Hanwn < l"'la \kw 11rl Aapsl !t C'Mr) and EJ'4ard llov.an1r• < O\IJ 'k-.;a 11rl St-ptf'mMr t Dt1nnl" and lh\mond \11\ktt ( •">ta M'"'-' 11rl ~ptf'mMr 7 Tr~ and \ha""n &kcr \lnll .\n.a 1111 ~ptf'miwr t V.am.:la .inJ T homil\ Ihm ( ~la 'k\11 l""ln\ bO\ Ind lltl s.a..i.tt ll Orn1sc ind t..ut 8all(n1lr1'11cr (<>SUI II.kw 11rl At one time or another. JUSt about all kind s: Selmer. Manin (no relation). Conn and. for th~ last several years he played. Yamaha. But the ~r.ear...old Conn was his favorite. hi s soul machine. He had it ttb\l1h many times. Two readers asked whether he was in a fraternity at O hio State: 4ltey thoueht ihey remembered-him. No.-He pledgcd...ebt Garnma- Defta but d ropped out of school before being 101t1ated. . WOMEN'S HOSPITAL AOD~llACK HOSPITAL J•ly t JftnM'fff' anJ ~~ R1mm·1-.--'l.e"'-pucl Ek.a•h hm "We remember dancing to your father at the Com Palace in Mitchell, S.D. in the earl) '50s. Did he still travel wi th the band before he died?'" a couple wanted to know. Not much. Travel and hotel costs· have made 1t fairly prohibitive to take a bis band on the road today. Besides. there are hardly any bia bands let\. and few suitable places left to play. That"s one more piece of Amencana down the tube. '1d M•rtbl'• col•m• ru• Mooday1 , WHll~l4•ys ••d S.t•r· ., .. Smart decision. J1I)' U Or1drr and t..anm llo,w1n1a1.kll l..1irun1 '•1ud "°' A•1u 1 II l 1..a Drrv. fl Toro. bo\ SOl 'TH C'OAST MY.DIC'AL ('E"'°TER .lily , T:am.:ir.a :.i11J Rvt>cn \\ '"'"" L.11un.1 fk.nh "°' Jul) II .\nn and \\ 1lltam R.i' Burl.. II I .111unJ Now 1111111 •II• lnt8lllgant ct.alee. 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I - -' ' ~ Suddtn Infant Dnlh Syndromt (SIDSJ. the int"plicable death ot an othcrwiK' healt hy 1nf1n1. i1 so hor- rible lhat il defies description. Only tht parents of the tiny SIDS viclim can understand the sense of lo s and 11qsina quntions that linarr af\cr the traacd)'. As a c<>lumnisl I would never br09Ch the subj«1 unless there wn somelhtn& new that might help us undcrsland and perhaps protect ourstlvC'S from lh1s ansid1ous killer. There is. and it docs ,not come from lhose doing traditionaJ rc- ~arch on ID . It comes from an anthropologist. A few years ago. James J. McKenna. Ph.D .. an anthrop<>logist al Pomona College. agreed to share parental duties with his wife. and both 1hought ti "'ould be health) 10 skep wrth their infant son. JclTre y. Or McKenna "'ould he down w11h h1~ son while he "'as napping and he noted that his child "-.ccmcd ~ns11t\ e and rc'lponsi' c 10 my breathing. I not1n;d 1ha1 if I 'ltghcd JnJ brca1hctl rh) 1hm1call). he hrl·n1hed rh) thm1 all~ a!> \\Cll. And I used to play litt le game -chang- ing m~ hrea1h1ng -and he "ould npt•n ht§ C~l''i." These r 'pcncncc\, plu s h15 ~nowledge of an1hrnpolog~ and child de,clopmcnt kc.I Dr ~h.Kl·n na to formulate a pro,ocal1\C 1he- un about ~I() .• 1lso 1.alkc.l "nib dl·ath ... Could \IOlfll) sleeping w11h .in infant pru1nt 11 from \ID<.,') P1.·rhap\ lk1""'1.·n the ag1.·<, nf ~ \\CC~~ and 7 months. Jn Jlarm1ng numlll·r of hl·Jlth'. \\l'll nounshcJ 1 nfan1c; .. 1m ph. dl l' in thl'lr cnh\ In Ornng1.· c uun t'. IDS d:11m' thl' '" l.'s of 50 infa nt \ ca1:h ~l'Jr in 1h1.• l . rlo'>I.' I to 10.000 die. or about 2 out of tvtry 1.000 live binhs. h is t~ mo 1 rommon cause of death for infants in thnt aae group. Mo t of the rcscarth on SIDS has focu!.Cd on thr child. assumina that some undcrl) 1n' defect was rcspon- siblt' for its mexplicable death. l Though some charaC'1enstics seem to be common to SIDS victims. there 1s sllll no cxplanauon for the tra~y. By definition. IDS vic- unu arc health). normal children viny\11 >· indisti nsuishable from those "ho do not succumb. Ho"evcr. even the most normal 2-month-old tnfa~t 1 not full) de- ' eloped, pan icularly the areas of the brain that control and regulate rh> thm1cal breathing . .\t th is umc. a developmental shtfi is going on that allO\\S mun: \olunlary control of breathing. .\II SID researchers agm.• this 1s the most \ ul ncrnblc 11me fo r the infant. During prolonged. unintcrruptt'd. deep <.leep. tht' infant may lack the n1.·urulug1cal capacll) 10 .. arouse 11sc1r · enough for normal breathing. \\ 0 1w n.·~archcr pul 11. th e child "1ust forget<. 10 brralh." Ec;scntiall~ Mc Kenna's thcol') 1\ that thl' infant ma> not be de- ' dorx-d <.uffic1entl~ for the long period<. of alonl·ness. e11pec1all) \l.h1k "k~:p1ng. that are charac- t1.·nsttl of our urban culture. Per- h:ips the rap1dl~ de,eloping infant ha\ "fl<'CltiC" nccdc; tha t ca n onl~ bc nwl h~ the dn<.c. ph)sicall) touch- '"~ prm1m11~ of 1h1.· molhl·r This 1\ nul unr"·a.,o nahk. onh a fe" "'ccl..s carl1l·r the unborn 1.hild "as total!\ Jqx·mknl · ll0\1.1.'\1.'r. our urban hcl1efs arc that infant\ arc cc;Sl·n11all ) tndepcn- J'-·nt 1.·n11t11."' 1.apahlc of "doing Unb1Wv1bly, the SIDS ._... raw in On1ario is 50 limn llilbcr than it ii an Sweden! In HOlll ~ cro-ded with la~ cxtmdcd fam{(. in. people laterally ltve and lleeplll ovtr tl('h other. A child is aimpl)'. MVtt alone. The SIDS cicada rate bett is. I Mlitvt. the lowa1 tt· conkd .. 04 prr thousand. In one S- )CU period with more than .00.000 binhs. Ont miaht expttt IOO to .. l,000 crib deaths 1n Hons Kona. TMft wcrt only IS. and 4 of these ~ere in Europeans hvinJ. thCf'C. Jullan Whitak er well," panicularly whik sleep,.._ Dr. McKenna theorized that in- fants sleeping ne"t to mom would he s11mula1cd b) her warmlh and interm111cn1 mo11on and likely pick up breathing cue~ from the mother 1n the form of M>unds and her rhythmical breathing movements. flrn s1imu la11on and breathing cues. ma~ he par11cularly impo~t Junng tht· lir'>t nine months when developmen tal 'ih1fls arc occurring in lhl' breathing control centers. .\fter ""r ~ear IDS simply does not oct·ur "s Dr Mcl\.cnna has aptly put>- hshed. there 1s a broad support for 1h1'> thl·or) pa nil ularl) the extreme- " low 1nc1dcnce of IDS tn cultures "hl•rc co-'lln·ping llhe fam1I) bed) 1c; practiced compared to cultures \I.hen: 1ht· child is separated for .,k1.•p Clhl' nth thl" child's ··own room .. ) In \\\CJ1.·n. and rsracl. co- 'kcping l ultur1.''I lhl' 1nc1dence of ID 1'i 06 anJ JI ix·r I 000 rcspec- tt H'I~ \\hll h compares to rates tn Ontario. (anac.la and King County, \\'ao;h1ng1on nl 3 0 and 2.32 per thouc;and Dr. McKenna 1s !IC1cn11fically and mtthodically stud}ina the pem1t/infan1 slttp relationship to. 5tt if'' indttd holds some keyi to u~tanding the traaedy of SIDS. However. he is mtttina unusual. even hostile. res1suanre in the scien- tific and med ical community One prominent I OS researcher, without ha \<tng read any of Dr. M<'kenna's publications. publicly scoffed at the theory: "In your grcat-irca1-grandparent's time ... part'nts used to sleep wi th babies all the time. .\nd )OU know what? Babies died of SID . ·• That a scnous researcher could be so inane 1s understandable. McKenna·s theol) and perhaps fu. turc contribu11ons challenge our cultural practices Our culture. the wa~ we do things. oflt'n preve nts us from asking th e ngh1 questions. or even understanding the problem. Cultural beliefs. part1cularl~ strong ones. can pre' C'nt us from 53\ tn& our O\I. n "'cc, The ID 1raged> is as good an e\amplc as an~ of this cultural bloc~ In our culture. children 5lecp 1n cnbs. their "own" bed. se parate from the mother This cultural practtce 1~ \I, 1del} accepted as nor- 111111 IMl Wtwn SIDS occurs. thtrc arc only two I' cnu-~ of stud)'.. the dlild0a environ~nt (the cnb). or w the ch1kJ auclf. 1nce the NI· tural practitt of the child sleel>ina alont is considered normal. 11 1s never even considered as a cau•tive fa<10r. Therefore, the probkm mu~t be with the child, ~nd that. unul McKenna am\cd on the scene. has been the only avenue or K'rious stud) for thr last 30 )cars. . What has l1 produced') -\lmost nothing. F<>w. sptttes that pndes ttsclf on rational thought. cultural pracuces act as blindrrs. One I OS researcher. offended that Mc Kcnna ~ould e'en question culture. used the Bible to d1scrcd11 McKenna·s thror; The Book of Ktn&S supposed!) documents the first SIDS case. ".\nd this "'oman's child dted tn the night: becau~ she overlaid it." The stup1d11y and 1rrcspons1b1ht) of this statement onl} undl"rscorcs the po"cr of culture to .s1mpl ) pluck out our e~es. If co-sleeping leads to sufToca11on of infants. then infants in Hong Kong should be dropping hkr OtC"s Yet the ID rate 1s so lo" in Hong Kong and other co-sleeping culture\ that 11 1\ no t e\en studied In add111on 1f lf)- slttptng ~ere dangerous. none of U'> would bc hcrr: the human SPl'l"ll"'> \\Ould ha'l" long since sufTOlaled 11~lf We haH onl} been co-,ll•cp- tng for about J m1ll1on ~ear'> anJ \\3) bark then thl· '>peuc~ 1.ould nut hk eh ha' c l'ndurcd an add111onal IO'i'i of 2 It) -' per thou..and tnla nts The cnt'I 1<; a brand ne\I. 1nH·n- 11on Sc1ent1sts aren't the onl) ones "'canna cultural blindtts.. In casual C()ll\'CrslllOnS With fhends. l could hardly 1e1 the t~ory out of my mouth before r "·a a.uu~ that co- 'kcptnj should nt\·er be done; -11·1 100 dangrrou\ .. ; ··You would M"er &ct an) sleep... -Well. no more sc •·. '"The child nttds his own bed" ··Once you $tan 11. }OU w1IJ ne"t'r sci our rh1ld out of ~our he'd •• Of course none of the above .. C',pens" had an) expcnmcc at all '>lccpina 'llfllb their children. Also the lact that m) wife and I slept 'Cl') "ell \\tth our newborn son C\l.'r~ night fur the li~t 6 months o( h" hfo "a" "1rrele,an1 .. 10 thr J1\lU'ISlon Our pcr'>{>nJI t hotet' 10 sleep with ou r \.OUO@. and \l'f' o;mall son was mJd1.· not to protl'Ct him from \I D'i I learned of \.1cl\.t'nna's work uni~ rl'll.'ntl~ I was s1mpl~ a\l.are. C\l'n haunted h\ one 1rrl'fu1ahk tact Of all the 'IX.'l ll'' ul mammal., only the human 'fX'Cl<.''I arrange'> for the 1n- IJnt lO '>ln·p '>l'parated trom the molhn T hl'n art' no mhC'r Cllcep- 110n\ In fact , .ipph 1ng our cultural prJ\.111..l'\ 111 11thl·r mammal' \\Ould he lud1trnu' fu.,1 1mag1ne the h1gh- IJnJ gunllJ' lul ~tng their infant out nn a hmh \A.h 1k the' \l~p at the hJ'>'-' 111 th, lr· l' I thin~ \I l\.t•n nJ "on 10 '.i0me- 1h10g It h, 1~ right and funher '' \\.'Jrl h Ix Jr' nu t 'a nous rtla- 11on..,h1p\ lx·t"n·n mother and tn· IJnt lhl·n a hJntw tn rullural prac- l1lC\ m1~h1 rnluuc· the 1nc1dence of \ID\ \\hllhn \1.1.' rnuld act on tho<,(' tindin~., hu\l.e'l.'r 1o; another m.11tl r For many women, a new nose can mean a new personality By Or Rollin K Dante! Spec111 10 11\e D•11y P1101 ( Dr. Dame/ 1s a pm·ate ph}SI· cain with board ccnificatlon m plastic and rcconstructi vc sur- gery. Pnor to opening his pm ate pract1IT m Newporr Beach and Sama .<\na. he wa chief of plastic surgef} and professor of surgery at M cGill U m\·ers1t}'. He 1s the author of .. Esthct1c Plastic SurgcT} •· as well as O\ er 150 scientific puh/1cat1ons Dr. Dame/ currenrh 1s a clinical professor of plastic urgef} at UC/.) There are 'er, fe"' ·)ear-old chrldrrn vmh unStgh1ly nose~. However. children's facial fea - tures change and grow dunng the growth spurt years. What might have been a minor deviatio n tn an 8-ycar-old girl can become and embarrass- ingly large or bump)' nose. affect· mg her self-esteem and abtltty to develop social rclattonships. The rhmoplasty 1s a surgtcal procedure to reshape the nose to improve either o ne's appearance or nasal functio n. or both. Can- didates for rhmoplasty are those individuals who have trouble breathing. a deformity resulting from an accident. disease or birth defect. or a disfigurement of the external nose that ts troublesome to them. In the case of csthe 11c rhinoplasties (or those done sole- ly to improve appearance). I prefer to wait until the patient's skeletal growth ha s (Ca~d-""h1ch 1s between age 14 and 15 m girls and age 16 and 17 1n bo)s. Many patients are young ""omen tn their mtd-20'1 who always wanted to improve the way their noses looked and no w have the financial resources lo do 1t. Other rhtnoplast) patients are women tn their 40s who are canng for o lder parents and be· come aware of the agmg process in their mothers' faces. In many cases. these "'omen can achieve a more ~outhful appearance s1 mpl) b~ correcting a drooping na!>al lip .\n esthettc ....rhlno.Plasl} !¥Pl· caTI> 1~ performed to reduce the size of the nose. reshape a lip. remo'c a nasal hump or 1m- pro' c a poor angle bet ween the nose and the upper hp. Excess bone and /or cartilage 1s re- m o' ed. and the remaining struc- ture 1s reshaped. Someumes 11 1s necessary to add tissue in o rder to improve contour. After the suppomng tructures have been altered. the skin 1s aJlowed to redrape o e r them to give the nose its new shape. Most esthetlc rhinoplastu:s are performed from tnstdc the nose and lea ve no vtstblc scars. p unt1I about I 0 years ago. pattents cons1dcnng rhtnoplast) sought sculpted noses. But a look through a ny fashion magazine proves that there are no •·per- fect" noses. even among fashion models who have had their noses done. 2N20 A•qclt ( 'tfllfr Hoon \\c•lnr"1 .. , • l!lur-.1.1• I ,.,1._ \ul'd;~ 11 u1 .. r11 '" \ n1rn1 \,1111nl.o -If I • m '" \ I U r "I 13 I( k"nl U.ol\ I Ill '101 (;II 1"11Ill"<111• I~ 'H -..1 Mn hi\ (,..,.fl '" """'"' "'"" I ~IWI 111111 ,'11:-.1 I \ ( •hlloffl1.1 I I 110 1 ];!II 111H t\•rt l•..c-llio \rh o ' ..... ::u lll7•• '""''"""'" ... ' ( .. 1.1°in1111 • . . lfCYCU CENTERS The current standard 1s a natu- ral-looking nose that 1, in har- mony with the shape and con· tours of the patient's face. Im- proved surgtcal procedures allow the plastic surgeon to give the patient a nose that appears natu- ral. functio ns properly and fits w1t h the rest of the face. If we reduce a bump. for instance, we ma> build the bndge of the nose a httle higher to achieve a baJ- anccd look. The best rhinoplast1es are those whert• the patient looks better following the surgery. but others around her cannot ulle teff wh) T he goal 1s always to creute :i nose that blends subtly into the O\erall propom o ns of the patient's fa ce. rather than drawing attention to the new no~. I hegin Wlth each patient by 1ak1ng detailed measurements a nd pho tographs of his or her nose. We discuss the patient's goals and I ask them to pnoritize the three things they want changed. .\fter studying the patient's facial structure and talking funher with her. I sketch what I believe to be the most desirable nose for the patient's race and what the surgical goal should be. Computer imaging might be em- ployed to help assess profile changes. Sometimes I ask patients to bring tn fi ve examples o f noses they consider attracttve and five noses they find uns1ghtl~. lntercst1ngl>. m ore patients bnng in pictures of actress Jaclyn Smith than an) other pcr- sonaltt). I advise about I 0 to 15 percent or patie nts ag.atnsl ha\ ing a rhtnoplast) These arc 1ndl\ td· h whos.e noses ma) not sig- n i ficantl} detract from their ap- pearance. who might be con- fused about their mot1vauon. who should watt until a better 11me to unde,._o rhinoplast}. or who have fa mtly members who s trong ly o ppo se such a procedure. People who are consadenng having a rhmoplasty m ight want to schedule consultations ""1th two or three phys1c1ans who 1 specialize in this procedure. It 1s reasonable to ask to sec photo-1 graphs of thear patients to dts- The Paths of Life Meet at Huntington Terrace If \ou \(' n·.JCht-d .t pi1m1 nf tJk'' nttd tlf' ""2"' \lld our ( ummun m ll1r.ld ~twre thin~ '<<t·m to ht-jlt1 111fm thrtt 1trorcbNt lf\t>l' rl .,.., 11n1t" tl.1 nd\ .And 11t t.Wnjt ... mll. \ICl" FUD ~tct ~1rt'lnt'n1 lJ\tnit tum.\ uu d ni& ht'f na 14 ht-hnc l'K'n-d ~;;;::~~"'-'""' • -d I.I\ tn~ ~If th! l'f ~ho 14tfh, 14h\ ncic tmt•I ,.., d11~n 10 f nttd a huk· t"\11'2 C.rt" Mid lluntm~•H'I TrrrM't' I~ I.I\~ nf'\I dc•lf' a full 't"' icr 11 llun111~11n f\111'\•0Wl\I TftT1u• \onh f x1 ht M"' ""' ldnll\ '°' "~' h· •l\1h"'"' t.11mt• on M Ml(f '4.'t' •hAI II\ l"Jt '' All .thl1t11 or rail u' ltid.I\ fur .. t•lfnflk It' um~' 111ur AnJ t1lft\plt mt·nt..r'\ lun<h '4f<t1 \ 110 .ll .-.l""lllllr.,::U lh1111m1111n Tt'TT'J(t'' • "'tftlaNt f'llC5 ·~~or~ .,-,.,..~ ... • ~ frftfllitl .... ., • "*""lli•M~~ • ~ "1~1N' ' CO\ er "hat the surgeon's es1he11c critena are. Rhinoplast) candidates also should check on the surgeon's board cen11icat1on. The Ameri- can Board of Medical pec1altsts recognizes the spec1alt~ of plastic surger,. "h1ch 1s an 1mponan1 d1stmct1on to look fo r "hen selecting a ph) s1c1an to perfo rm cosmetic surge~. For man) people. rh1nopla''' presents an opponuntt) to 1m- pro'e 1he1r appearance. etther subtl~ or drama1c1all' de pendtng on cons1dera11on'i pec1fic to each pat1en1 One stud~ of pa- ltcnts poor 10 rlunoplast) sho" · ed that the' tended to cam th<.·1r heads \\otth.1he1r e}es 1n a do~n cas1 pos! tton. Follo"'ing rhinoplast). th~ patient ra1sed th~r-heads~ si~ to eight degrees 8) changing Dadd\ ·s nose on an otherwise attract I\ e )Oung woman. you can change the "a) she sees he~lf and the confidence w11h "h1ch she goe o ut into the "orld r Thi(, column deal<t "1th com- mon medical topics. and ques- t1C>n) Jrc ans"ered b\ medical and Jcnral >pt'<'1al1srs ·m the a~ propnalt' lic/J o( e\~rt1~. Pft-J,1..' tor"ard quesr1ons to the \ledllal Plaza -\ soc1a11on of '<'"J)(>rf (corer . .f._P the Health EJucat1on Foundation. n \f1~wl \ '-,u1 te 20ti. '''liewport &•Jch ( -\ IJ:MOI Your single source for comprehensive medical services. The Medical Plaza Assoctatton. loca ted next to Fashion Island in Newport Beach. prov ide the most comprehensive group of phys1c1an~. dental special· ists and outpatient medical services tn Southern California. In one convenient locat1on1 Nearly 200 health care professionals are available to meet your individual health care , needs. Phys· icians and dentists are available m each of the following specialties: Al~r() Cardlol..O ( olM & 14"ft&I ""1 °'""atolOQ Ear, Now& T\...._. Ell4cKriaoioO t:IMkldolldr\ r.utrwattroloe> ((In C'tfffral Ofalltilry Gn•ral 6 Full, l"nmtt r .... ra1 S.ttrrY r.,. llff01oC) Ha.MS.~ t11t.ul 'lt4k'lltf -w ... ~ 're~•'1ff') C-..•lrlc'" ~&H.-aa1.-., 0-,llthJ•nln() t•>tl Ort '°4ot1 I k'-. Ortllopt'dk' '•'llt'l OBJ A '4a,11111taclal S.'1•'l l"t-dlalnt' Oo1l"t'l P'ffiat~ ,.'1offtl I k°' P\ytkal '4tdlrlw 6 k•MIMlltatlell f'lalek • ~tllnlC'tltt """' h}tklatl") ">C'lloMcy ...i ..... 'l btloloc> k!Heaato&ec> ~~,, U ,..., Mf"llkal C' art ~:~ ~~~ •• •t•-Ctet1•---, ................... ,., .................. ~ ... 1 • • • • • • • • • In the midst of the Ft'Stival of Britain. the English·themed five Crowns rcstauran"r in Corona 'del Mar celebrated its 25th anniversary with an intimate dinner party with honored guest, English sculptor Tony Cragg whose works are cur- , n:n1ly on exhibit at the Newport ' Harbor Art Museum. Tossing Thursday's soiree for Cragg and a few hand-picked museum sup- porters was restaura nl owner Rich· ard Frank. ··our dinner menu is very much the same as 1hc menu you'd find in an English country inn," said Frank. whose father started 1he Lawl) ·s restaurant chain and open· ed f i\'e Crowns in 1965 ... I wanlcd to name it Bell and Crown after the former restaurant. The Hurley Bell, but then "''C dcrided against it be- cause of the Hurley Bell's ill repu· tali on." Designed after an actual English inn. the restaurant has welcomed many a celebrity over the years. According to Frank. Nixon and Kissinger often dined there. Dinner gues1s Da vid and Karen S1ockman said they celebrated some of their "biggie" birthdays in bet•• the resta.u1111.nt garden. Their dauah· I Aleu~dra came by the museum to ... Roger Moore (aka James tcr Lea Anna Reed was m~rricd ~cet its patrons and aaze at the 37 Bond) had a chuckle upon leamina there. Mu~um lcader.i:om N1el~n l pieces C~_has crca~. It was th~ 1ha1 the Vitjin Atlantic Airline recalled-has lint v1s1t to F1ve---.-fint meetin1 o~the PrinctSS and 1~ flight he took from London to Los Crowns was in 1966 when.he dined ! fam_o~s Enghsh sculptor. His Angeles for the BAFTA LA dinner with land baron Donald Bren. exhibit runs through December. was flight number 007. According to restaurant manager ~ The fabulous Julie Andrews ... In a private mome_nt with Phil i;'rowley. one out of two people popped up in person for the show· actress. Lynn Redgrave this w~k eating at Fi\•e Crowns orders prime ing of "Mary Popp"ns" at the Ed· en~. ~he confirm~ that her ttny rib. Nol on this night -following wards-Town Cent~r Cinema on wa1~thne really 1s . ~he result of cocktails in the garden and brief Saturday. The lilm k.icks off the Weight Wa.tchcr cu1s1?e. remarks by museum VJP"s. guest British and !he Oscar Film Festival. ... All agree the Princess was a retired upstairs to enjoy twin ... Ci nema owner Jim Edwards smash. Today she concludes her quenelles of lobster and scallo p. dreams of having an annual Orange visit with school children in Costa escalope of '"·cal loin wi th fresh County Film Festival some day. Mesa and .Los Anae:les. We're told chanterelles and chocolate torte ... Actor Michael Caine's real after a bncf rest at her country with raspberry coulis. name is Maurict Mickelwh ite. The estate. she's off to Japan. Cragg was agai n honored on Sun-56 year old adrnits he has a passion ... Also a smash hit ... tht in- day. when the ··still going•· Princess for gardening. credible Royal Highland Fusilien! -'Gell&' are here to stay .'r ~=: .:.:::~ llilla Wllo -IO •J llley do .......... • Oems .. lbe..fool al"'' -Sany, ...... , ... 111etuckwldldlem. Mon -!6,000 ----11 b!lvt VOied 10 keep Ille 0ems. I won't bort you with the positive .....,...... be<a-tlley all Aid approlima&lly lhe mne tbint: "We lo¥e tile Oems. keei> them comina.'· Tbe comments from tbote op- _.. IO Ille Clemo ,. ..... from hilarious 10 bumblina. Take a peek over my shoulder and tee wbat I've been ,ettina: from St. Louis: No more Oems, .,...,., Ann. They an: corny, dumbaad a wuteofnewi-- PIPff spece. Run your an1wen a liltlc lonacr and skip those tur- keys. Wa1hincton, D.C.: Stop drop. pin& thote •"Oem1 .. on us. Ann. They are mostly rt.treads, prt· World War II, that weren't very funny the-fint time. So, dear readers.. in spite of the bitin1 comments, an 8-to--1 verdict in favor of Gems is a clear mandate. They shall continue. DEAR ANN LANDERS: My ptircnts divorced 14 years ago and ha ve not spoken a civil word to one another since. My sisten and I have been strug!ing for years while plan· nina holidays. sractuations and weddings to avoid as much con- flict as possible. We are now approaching our baby showen wilh the same tensions. My niother would no sooner invite my stepmother to her daugtuen' baby showers than jump off' the ~TJ. L <>. .... Golden Gate Bridp:. My father, however. has made ii clear that enouah time has passed since the divorce and that his wife should be included In these .events re. prdlw of my mother'! feelinp. Once apin we art attempting to make decisions that wiU please everybody. We are exhausted from the tension and sick and tired of walking dh qgs. but there seems to be no· way-out of this 1rap. Can you help. Ann Landers? -Burned Out in Philadelphia DEAi\ llUllNED IN PHILLY: It'• dte •me ohl story -a dlvorcH ,.,..., tryta1 i. .. n1ct ..... """' .. tk .. .,..,..,. by eDll1t .. 1 tM lllelp of tllle clllUdl'ft. O.'I 1• for IC. Y• are....,.. eps ...... c•,.Me et mUlq Hcl1t .. 1 Used· n lllow rH feel 1bMl JHr f1dter'1 wife. If Y" Hise Iller ud w..W cHHe Iller u • frlnd, l11elHe liter. If DOl, leave Mr off ttie pat ll1t ud stop feelta1 llaat Y" m••t defeM yo1nelve1. 'Sweet Sorrow' hits IrVine Barclay stage for Britain fest The new Irvi ne Barclay Theatre gets its first play th is week with the American prenuere of Alan Platers .. Sweet Sorrow" by the Hull Truck Theater Company of England. The· exclusi ve engagemen1. which also inaugurates the 750·seat theater. is a presentation of thC Fcst1' al of Britain. a three-week celebration of British ans. culture and community events. IJ1rt'C'ted by John Godbcr. ··sweet Sarro"··· "'caves the poetry, wit and favorite J371 sclcrtions of one of England·s mos t revered co ntem- porary poets. Phili p Larkin. wi1h the story of four people whose lives ha'c been 1uuc hed by his poetry. The play. hailed by British thc:ucr t·n 11cs 1n its premiere. will pla y Wednesday 1hrough Friday at 8 p.m .. Saturday at 2:30 a nd 8 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. at the Barcla y. 4242 Campus Dri ve on thr UCI campus. Call 854-4646 for ticket 1nformat1on. 0 Hold those obituary notices on the G rove Shakespeare Festival. The sho"'' will be goi ng on after all . Thanks 10 a S6.000 donation from the Hyatt Rege ncy Alican1e . the G royc "'ill be able to mount its season finale. '"A Child's Christmas in Wales:· after all. Thl' Grove had announced the cancellation of the Christmas show after anticipa ted city funding was withdrawn a fe"'' weeks ago. But - as the S1rawbcrr) Festival did under similar ci rcumstances last year -the H)all came up wit h the needed fund~. "The Hya11 Regency Alacan1c is commit1ed to saving 1h1s important Orange c·o unt y organization with its donation:· said Paul Scott. gen· eral manager of the hotel . "A Child 's Chris1mas in Wales" has bct:'n prese-n1ed each De«mber for the past six years at the Gem Theater in Garden G rove. This year's renditio n "'ill ru n from Nov. 30 through Dcr. 30. Currentl y on 1hc boards is ·'The lmponanct' of Being Earnest." through Nov. J. Call 6J6-72 J J for 1non: details. 0 Jacques Brei J!> alive and wetl and. apparenll). li ,ing in lr"ine. Thl· !>eldo1n·staged musical re"ue entitled '"Jacqul'S Bre i is Al ive and Well and L1 ,ing 1n Pans" is about 10 gc1 its second local producti on of the )Car -and also the second in Irvine. Presented earlier by the city's new Backstage Theatc(, it's now ticketed as the season opener at Irvine Valley College, bowing in Friday for 1wo weekends. IVCs new 1hra1er director, Ron Ellison. is staging the show, which will play Frida )'S and Sa1urdays through Oct. 27 at 8 p.m. and Sunday matinees Oc1. 21 and 28 at 3 p.m. ··Jacues Brtl" is the tint of three productions on the Irvine Valley Coll~e schedule for 1990-91. Next up will IX' .. Beauty and the Beast" by 1he Irvine Valley Thcaterfairt' for Chidlren. which will unfold at the ne~· Irvine Barclay Theater on March 15. 16. 22 and 23. It'll be back to the COll(."ge May 3 for "Misler Roberts,'' the popular Na"y corncdy which will play through May 11. Tom Titus Troupe Oct. 27 with its production of "Gambling Jones," a comic li~t opera tiilscd Ofi th"t"Uold Rush era ___Ik lt$tS for JVC productions can in California. and has toured throughout the United Stales. Canada. and Austral· ia. Jt's the only company in the nation creatin& original programs based on aulhentic 19th century American musical and dramatic ma1erial. Call OCC '111 432-5880 for-ticket information. 0 Ron Boussom, one of South Coast Repertory's foundin& mem- bers, has joined the staff of the Professional Acton Conservatory at Rancho Sanliago College. The prog.ram is modeled after the American Conservator)' Theater in San Francisco. It is in its fifth year of actor training and its second ~ason of the PAC Theater Com· piny. a producing orpnizalion comprised of guest artisi.s. alumni . and sccond·year students of the conser.vatory. --11111r1,-11stl11P ro·:io--s M-H -o ..... l•I I IS I IS SIS 1 I S ' " 'l'OWN ClllfTI• CliJollMAl \Goll" CIN>I ~1• 1Sl·4 18'< I -· .. _ ... D-... _.. ll'C.t S JO II 10 10 }""" Telt a..,. 1111 S I 9 !O~ be ordcr~by cilling 5S9-lCXJO. -ne sfiow w11i tiC Stijfia il 2 p.m. in OCCs Roben B. 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L W. .... -__ ._ - '°"I IDOltl •Ills ...... - Editorial Malca 11~• II lc .. ., air IPamc 11111 What's good for Des Moines, Duluth and Detroit is not necessarily good for Orange County. That message has got to get back to Washington. or we could sec our quaJity of life being seriously eroded. This week a measure that could significantly Increase the noise pollution we have to deaJ with. will continue sneaking its way throuJh the governmental process. The proposed National Aviation Noise Policy passed through a Senate committee last week. when it was tacked on to that group's budget reconciliation package. It could end up riding on the coattails of the overall federal budget. gaining approval with little or no direct debate. On the face of it. the measure is hard to oppose. It will be a blessing to many areas of the country. where noise problems have been ignored by local lawmakers. It will. however. force Orange County and its John Wayne Airport several steps backward in the effort to Jet the excessive noise produced by modem airliners and airports under control. Local. county and airport officials here have been working on the noise problem for some time. They had the courage. while airport noise was being ignored in many other areas of the country. to establish the most stringent noise regulations in the country. These rules far exceed the caps established in the noise policy now twisting toward approval. If it is passed. we lose , while others win. Federal law will supersede our tougher regulations and past work on the issue will be for naught. We have to make sure that someone hears about our conce rns before it is too late. Howe ver. we need to make sure we are behind that effort. because in th e heat of the budget battle the issue could be forgotten. We recommend that you make your feelings known to the people who represc;nt you. You can contact your U.S. Senators by writing or calling: AJu Cru 1&oa, 5757 W. Century Bl vd.. Suite 515. Los Anacles. 90045. (213)215-2186, or Pete Wilson, 4590 MacArthur Blvd .. Newport Beach. 92660. 756-8820. · You can also express you feelings on the issue to the proposal's sponsor, Sen. Wendell Ford, R-Ky., by writi ng him at the U .. Senate. Washington, D.C.. 20510. Write to usl ....... .._ .... ..., ....... The.._ ......... encouregee ~from our rMdera. we requeet '9tterl be kept to llPPfOxlmetety 300 WOfda. Arrt co. 1 eepondetlC9 ~ longer then 300 WOfdt wll be printed at our dlect9Clon u • cnr• 1 ....... ••Of --••• Community comment.-•• ,.... \led fOf ...,.. pertin.rt to dt ... end towna llOf'fO the Orange eo.t. Gue9t ~t.-mey ~to any pybMc: luue. Edlt0f'91 l'9lpOnM9 are r9MN'9d fOf rebutt• to edltOflel poe1t1one or the -11111 • ..._ Let1ert oontidered to be Hbelou9 Of In bad t•t• wll not be printed. Wrtien are llfNted.to four eubl'NNlont • monttl. AM eotr•pondeoce mutt be llgt'9CI and Include the writ•'• lddr... end ~ number tor Yerlftcatlon purpoeee. Let1ert lh0Uld be llddreeaed to ttle _ ... -..... 330 Weet Bey Str .... Coet• Mela. CA 92927~ AHentlon: ~to..,. !dttot. wr-. With queetlOnt 11• Ufged to call the~ Pltot at f714) &42-4321, ht. 312. 0 ___ , Washl11t1n's b1d11t crisis plays 111111 RIPllbllcans WASHINGTO N While Democrats look on in deliJht. the bud,rt crisis has destroyed Re- publican solida,rjty and sent the GOP faithful .cJ utching at each other's throats in a fiasco blamed even by administration officials on George Bush's failure of leadership. last week was undeniably the worst in Bush's presidency. but it was sheer hell for Republicans everywhere. Around the country. they saw poll ratings plummet a month before the mid-term d ec- tion. In Con~s. allies cursed each other. In the White House. backdoor effons were launched to change the prnident's course. The prosptet of Bush signing a "comprom15(" budget opposed by a majority of ReJ1ubl icans is close to reality. leaving GOP candidates high and dry. Their hope for an 11th hour escape is that all budact prop<>sals will fail an Congress thi1 week. enablina the president to 10 to the nation with a partisan message. Barrina that. candidates protect themselves by opposing Bush·s budaet. That's how Rep. Jim McCrcry survived the Oct. 6 elec- tion in Louisiana. That's how Reps. Tom Tauke and Larry Craig. run- nina for the Senate 1n Iowa and Idaho. pushed up their poll ratinas late last week. Rowland Evans Bush's no-new-a'es pledge But once on board. ununu drew on his natural combativeness to defend a budget deal Wllh the Democrats. .\f\er the Andre"'-S Air For~ Base aarttment was defeated b) the Houst.{;OP d1ffercnct'S -between Congress and White House. as ""ell as insid e Congress - burst open. Sununu was out raged that the "'best available" deal had been killed by Republicans. warning iha1 th e An· drews agreement would be tilted to the lef\ 1n Congress (11was 1m ml-d1- atcl> dubbed "And rews II .. ) but -.1111 be better than anything el~ 10 hand. The sca pcsoat designated by What was better in the opinion of Capitol Hill Republic.ans for this House Republ ican leaden "Aa\ a deplorable state of afTaffl is Bud1ei ·new package pushed b> Rep Director Richard Oatman. never ·a Mickey Edwa rds. helped b) Reps pinup boy in conaressional N'9t't G 1n111ch and Vin \\cber cloakroom But much the--same Frttrin& domestic pending. 11 criticism comes pnvatel) from his would set a new top income ta>. rate collcaaues in the administration of JI percent that breaks the .. bub- and White Houst. who romplaan ble .. (a 28 percent top m:u"Janal ta\ that a Pl oTder has kept them from rate. while low" brackets arc nt '\3 cxpreuU\I their views. pcTttnt) without a net rc\enuc g.ain All blame Darman for crafting a In return. the <'3p11al gain!> ta' budJtt summit mechanism that would fall below 20 percent (from was in aood fa11h intended 10 cure the present 28 pem-nt) the deficit problem but instead has That sotuuon was boosted b' rent the fabric of the Republican Vu~c President Dan Qua)lc and at Party ... This is the natural result," one point last we-ck sccmed to ha' c one middle-level official confided the president ''! consent Hut to us. "when all policy 1s put in the Darman and ununu declared 11 hands of two people." not ·•available" -meaning the He ~fencd to Darman and 'Democrats would not al·ccot 1t White House Chief of Staff John tSestdes, the House Repubhl an Sununu. described by associates as altemauve was rtJccted at thl· holding out to the lut minule dur-White Houk' bccau4i<' 11 proJ(.'(. tC'\I ina the summer against breaking deficit reduction of "onh ·· s-i<XI Bat at t111 1111a1oe EDITOR'S NOTE: The followr111 ire umpks ofOruce C..1t DdJ PllM'• rudtrs comncnts i nd mli· ciJlhs. The Pllee publishes thee responra on 1 daily buis ind moou,..,n 111 rc1dtrs to call the HOlline 11 641-6086. ...... ~ They are ao•na to have the Or- anee County 1990 baby contest held this Sunday niaht on the 14th at the Oarden Grove Hi&h choot 1uditonum. Stans about S o'clock and at would be ~ly n1ce af )'Ou would ao down the~ and art sorM pictum ror the paper and writt up a llOt), The ~ ftom that do '° to hetp the diublcd Vietnam """9M and abo ct.Ud abute and our tittle peOplt art 11 impe>nant as the bis people and it would be ni« to• tomtthina like that printed an the paper. jority of Amen can people. I bcht'' e that homosexuaht) 1s wrong. This isn't anythina new. 1t 1s the ~1an dard Judco-Ctmsttan bthcfand h1s- torkally it is th(' bthcf of C\ cf') culture in ht tory 1hc homo~" uals have attemptrd to make their lifctt)'IC an iisU<' of d1scnm1nat1on but tha1 11 absolutel) false. It 1'1 abtolutely wrona. It's a matter or riaht and wrona and good and evil and I want to commend the 4's· semblyman for havina tht' auts 1n the midst of a ume when mcone who would do someth1n1 hll.e this could come under intense cnt1c1 m from a small aroup of people whQ are dctcnmn«t to fortt thetr li fe. tylc on the rat of the merican pubhc. So I wantrd to sa hats ofT thf A~bl man FeTJu n. ..... La..,., I have been a ubtrnber of the Ditty P"°' fOr 1 (()Uplc nf dC'C'adcs and have hvcd thro"'lh many or y<Mar c:hantet In tht' la t x ven or cllht montb m~ o f'-cm ire .,od. te>mt of them a" bed. ht I j\att have one questton to a k. how co.e wt can't haw l M. Bo)d in • a daily bati•? Tht .,,t •nd """" "''"'"' in that column i I Robert Novak b1ll1on o'er fi,e 'cars instead of the SSOO b1lhon b\ .\ndrc"A s I and io\ndrc"" II 'Jo matter that S500 b1ll1on su~h nc,er v.111 be ach1c'cd amid future" economic turbulence But that doe'I not plumb thr depth'I of intC'r-Rcpubl1can quar- rt'ls C'on!.t>f\ atl\ e senators arc '>phi O\Cr "Ahethcr t"'cn a 1T\enut"-neu- 1ral nsc in the income ta' rate" too much 10 pa~ for a cap11al game; cu t Hard-hoc an11-taw~ such as Reps. Tom Del.a} a nd Richard .\rme) of T<''<as spht ""h 1hc1r usual allies. Ciingnch and Webe r. because thC') resist one peon) of ··sin·· ta\t'S 1n return for capital g.ain'I cuts •\t "'-t"t'i..:s t"nd. Hou~ Rt"pubhcan leaders "ere read\ to h nch their em"h•lc all\ S<.·n. Phi l C1ramm. h<'cau~ he lobb1C'd former col- IC'agues against Ed\\ards' Hou~ (,()p pad.age For Grnmm to arJue :tga1mt minor ta' mCITase'\ after '\1gning on to .\ndrc"c; I an- 1agon11cd ron\cf\at1\C'I v.h o 'ov.cd to 1mf'Cde (rramm·s prc\1dcn11al ;imhltl\lO\ It 1., thl' rm:,1dcn1·, ruk a' p.lrt\ lt'.tJer 111 m crnde dt'!putC\ "1th a l kJr tnl•\<.J(!!l' 111 rohc~ I O\tl·ad ununu ha' hccn on the phone urging I lnu"-' Rl·pubhcans It' 'ote .1ga1n'it their l'" n package and 'otl· tn'itl·.1J for \ndrc"s II The pra~er nf thf Hnu\l' CiOP lt'adef\ ts that II v.ill IJ1l .tnJ Hu'h "'" be lorn~d 10 rc!>l·ut· ht' pan' nn the hustings the nn t th rn· ",•d, . ., Ro• I.ad E' .as ••d Rokrl Solak art> l4"asblnpoa, D.C.-IMJH C'Ol11mnlst for tb~ Oru1e C0111st Dail) Pilot. rdrc,h1n~ \\lll"ll '~C need :t. ht) cu·r"\d.l\ I k had hcc'o me the tmg.ht 4'1dl· an m) reading. l"H lcamC'd thin~' 10 that column that I couldn't ha' l' fou nd an)'platt cl5e L l·t·, 8''' I \.1 lkl)d back 1n the Oa1h Pilot <ihall v.c'> .... .... -.. ..., I JU 1 "ant to ~Y 1ha1 }our soc1el\ c-nlumn . nturday 1s so bor· rng. ,·ou \\t)uld \.no"' that \arol Humphn-\<i did not wnte the C'olumn tx·\'.ous..· of 1hc picture that art in thC'n:-The.-S3me old people -. humachc1. lot~ ld rin. Kathy Thompson. 1avk <\ndcnon. Janet Wal\h. I am '° " l of ~11\I )Our \Orne old fon·'· 1t'' w rcfre h1n1 to 'ICC' the Pl'Opk that <'amt put' an there the 're ne"A nnd C\ett1n1 and 1nterc .. ting nod 1w1 th~ll( me old wom oJit people _ ........... . I ha'e a qu uon to a thc.Mnart 1cnt1 t v. ho 'I) that 1ndu and m:in made C'hcm1C'tl~ ire d~troy1n1 lbt. orol\c and 1Jht the thin spot 1n the 01onc dunna polar ntpt •~ proof. Sinet m°'t 1ndu try 15 tn the tempcrat<' 1onc -.h)' 1 the thin spot at the pok 1t a ttmr ..-hc!n 'there is little c1,1htat1on and no unh1ht7 ~i)!» l1111111 llCll •1n111r a haunting She appears out of nowhere sur- rounded by a cloud of an ominqus white fog Her hair 1s remembered as looking shiny and black cropped in shon silk) taniJes. She wears a wh11e. looscl) fit gown. he is the phantom of Los Rios street. the woman locals have come to caJI "The Woman 10 Whtie." No" this 1s one ghost that does not maintain an affectJo nate repu- tation Her seemingly known purpose w1th10 the "after-life'" 1s to trouble and harass the living. Several repon s indicate she's one mean sp1ntcd son-of-a-gun. "hat eu ctl) has gotten th is dcfcnm e spirit so bent out of shape and as fC'is1~ a~ all hell'> Apparently. a the legend has 1t. wa) back in the naneteenth ccntuf) wh en 1h1s woman was walking the eanh -instead of haunting the eanh -she fell mad ly 1tt&'tove with a man No" for reasons sttll unknown this man she so fell head over heels for did not 'iharc in her fet"hngs and w11h1n a 11hon 11me called off the 1Tla11onsh1p This did not sit too well with the -...oman To show this man she meant business she went to tus house on Lo'\ Rios street a nd Poisoned herself on his front porch The legend stops there. It makes no mention of an> last farewell to h<'r lo' er l'o or does 1t make an\ refe1Tn~ to an)' hand wntten su1c1de note. Perhaps he haunts m search of getting a few things off her chest. A ps)cholog1st -...ouk1 refer 10 this as undel1,ert"d communication on her P3rl Thi 1s "h> I found myself a fo"A minute\ after m1dn1ght stand-. '·. ing on thC' comer of Los Rios street in n Juan ( ap1strano I thought 1( she had an~ thing to communicate ">he "A ould come out of hiding and '!peal up Repons indicate 1hat 1n the late I Q"10's .. The \\om an in White" tcrronzcd a )Oung s1ev.ardess that II\ ed on this str~1 The C\ll ;,p1rit mo,ed obJects about 1hc house and on<T the \hn'ltmas lrt't" was all tnmmed some strange '"' 1s1hlt' force l nock- l'd all th<' ornam<'nts ofT t~ Utt Then lat<' nnt" night a bone<h1ll- ing \' h11c Ing filkd tht" house and .. Th<' Woman m \\hate .. "'""h black . '>h1n' hair apl)('a rt·d before the ste"- ardC\\ W11h1n a shon 11mc af\er thl\ appearance ot "The Woman m White" a 'icann· "Aas conducted tn\lc.k the hou\C' ~pparentl\ dunng the seance tht> ~mt p:ud a 't\tl and al'cording to thl' 4\IOr"\ the spint agreed 10 lca"t I o' R 10 meet for good .\l·cording to loact r~1dent<> .. Th<' \\ oman an \\ h1tt' .. did not l l't.'P her word and hac; rt'apl)('arc<l llmC' and 11me again Th<'r(' I\ anothc.-r rcpon that a 1,oung man was chaSC'd h\ '"Thl' \\ oman in Whttr .. He ~late\ c;hc "A l ' accomp:m1t'd h~ a blar l gho<ith d~ From "A hat I could gather. th1' anno)'mg poltergeist hang out h' a h1a pepper tree at the end of the 'lln.'t't .\C'C'ord1ng to stonC''i. th1., pepper trt"C 1s home to anotht"r gho l. a male gho t o there I stood with J)('n and paprr 1n hand and m) pocket sire tape !'('('Order ready and waiting for an intrr' 1cw with this gho t. ;\t 1..\0 a.m. there was no sign ot "The Woman in White". In the d1 tancc a man and a woman approached. Well. 1f the~ wert•n'I ihO t I thouaht perhaps they could retell me t0mc pcnonal r~pcnenccs of any ,t\<Ktl)' en· rounten on tb1 trttt. When the)' came into clottt ranae I tcplJ"d up to both or them and \11d. " h. c'cu me. • .if you don't mind. this may sound a little A.II)' (bi \nttlC) ptthaps you~ 1wa" that lqt"n<S says theft is a sholt wand«lna thcK puU and l ... n<tmna 1f you M"C' ~ any •.. )Ou know • lh°'tt? In a htavy span ills accmt 1tr tared into m c,a aad witla a pu1zlcd took 1tc ~ ""Qutr ' .. II lS ·s y d '1 • ~ 0 d 1- . .. l. " h • t I • • • • • • ,. • ........ '* .... """"' ,...., ... Ioctl ........ ... to ZS ... , .... ,, ~ Ill Ille low 11111 .... 10s. 1st Otr. Oct. 26 ...... , ....... r...i.:.~ .......... .-10a ...... .......... ............ TODAY'S SUN Sunrise: 6:56 a.m. Sunset: 6:18 p.m. TODAY'S MOON Moonrise: 4:09 a.m. Moonset: 4:37 p.m. 0 () Full Moon Last Otr. 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Indeed. professio nal pri- vate company investors generally try to realize returns of I 0 times their money by the tame their portfolio companies ha'e their in- itial public offering. Such com- panies as Apple Computer. Federal Express and Genetech all returned far more to their pnvatc investors than to their public counterpan s. One company. D1g1tal Equipment. which has no t fa red so well latcl) an the stock market. produced better than a 100-fold return for its pnvate backers. Early-stage investment o p- portunities. while often lucrative. do bear a much higher degree of Walter Cruttenden Ill #)#_Ge nc;k than investments an pubhc se- cuntac). T)picall). the companies are unproven and show a higher THE CHART HOUSE INTRODUCES NEW EARLY EVENING DINNERS FOR 5JJ95 Monday -Friday from 5:00 -6:0 0 p.m. For your convenience we are now accepting reservations. ~ THE CHART HOJSE . .. I r A K s • s L A r 0 0 I) • I' R I M r R ' 1:1 Newport Beach 280J W. 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Still , the risks MGM SUtUssful private company are usually rcnected in the more investors will tell you that the good attractive pricing of such op-opportunities share several similiar ponunitics. which affords the in-traits: vcstor greater upside if the com- pan . roves s c fi 1 • Experienced maaag~mut. ) P u ccss u · Growing a young company as tough Beyond risk. another reason th~t enough. Management tha: hasn't most in vestors don't put their been through 11 before has the odds monc} in pnvare companies rs the stacked against them. high ante. Generall). to purchase •Proprietary prodact1. New com- thcsc illiquid securities. one must pany products wall often be copied be an "accredited an' estor:· one or "reverse engineered" by com- defin ition of which 1s the abahty to petators. Propneto') features can invest SI 50.000 or more. Needless help m111gatt' tha~ risk. to 5a). this weeds out the vast •Large and growla1 markets. The maJonty of the in vesting public. company must serve a market that Ho"'e'er. man) private companies as bag enough and growing enough will accept smallrr incremental an-to support new product entries and ( l I { .'' N < ; I · <. . ( ) . ' ~ I ' CASH GIVEAWAY lNTHE LUCKY LICENSE BUMPER STICKER CONTEST TODAY'S LUCKY WINNER HERE'S HOW TO PLAY 1. Pick ~ .. ~ sticker II the Oaity Ploe (330 W. Bey StrMt In ea.ta ~-Ocan (130 Nriport C... ·om.. Me 210 In Newpcut ) . that wall allow the new company to grow to institutional size. There arc cenainly other import- ant traits beyond these, such as sufficient capitalization. clear dis- tribution channels, etc.: so if you decide to buy into such situations, make sure you do your homework -investigate before investins. And how docs one find out about private company inve tment op- portunities? Outsisk 1>f the old grapevine. there arc a number of conferences around the country &hat feature private companies. W•lter Cr•llftHIH HI, • member of Ille On.p C..11 Dal/y Piiot lloard o/ Bnlllft• Advl1en, I• d•lrmu •IHI CEO of Crwllcadea & Co., Newport Be•d. CAMPAIGN OIMr memben ol tte O.Uy PUot Board of B•1btn1 A'vlien •re: Erae1t C. Broff11, m ... _, p11r1Mr of Erae1t Bron It Co.; Mu FTH- man, vice pre11deat Ste•nH Lellmao Hulloo Newport Bud; Tom Glb100, dl1trlct 11UU.1er Ill/I Ttont & Co.; Debord L. H•r- m.1100, vltt prnl4ttll Nordlera Tn11t of C.11/orela; Viet.I Rn•, pre11deat Vldi HntM PUNelld ~rvlcn lac.; ICMPG Pat Mar.kt & Co.; Job Ll•t, 10fllltl1at ,a.rt.er Llat M•rrel • C..; MUI• E. N•ylor, extt•rlve Vitt prnl4nt Hd refloul mH•fer /or G,.,,,,. A Elll1; Kea NlcolH, pre1lleat Flullclal St,..te1ln Gf'Ofl/I; Ql' Si.11el, State Farm lu•ra.ce, Costa Me,.; G•ry Wncombe. ,a.rt- aer ICenMtll Levealbl It Co.; Mii Glori• Zlper. pnildeat Glorlll Zlgaer & A11ocl•te1. my own party, it'd be easier." he said. "Their wrong-headed view is From A 1 that the only people who vote for In the Democratic Party. they Democrats arc Democrats." won't give Toledano any financial When he calls Republican voters assistance for that reason. They an the 69th. Toledano finds they pla> odds. and the money goes care httle about party affiliation where the odds arc better. when they hear where the two can-=- The media won't give the race didatcs stand on the issues. much ink, either. "What I'm told Friz:iclle no d oubt would que~ b)'" the policymake.i:s is. 'Ifs yo~ tion wh.at has~ ~pponent is sayina job to prove you can win, then wc'n about his pos111~ns. pay attention to you.'" Toledano · The fi ve-term ancumbe~t says h.e saicf. k~ps in touctr wnh .his-consn- Hc finds the "power centers" also tuents. de$p1tc cam~1gn reform blocking him. because Republicans rules. that prevent lcgis~ators from oontrol access. Toledano cited a se~dang newslet~ers. fnz.zelle .u~ local chamber of commerce official. to include que taonnaarcs, rccc1v1na a Republican who refused to sched-as many. as 8.<;>oo resPonscs that · helped ham decade how to vote. u~c a d.~bate . between the ca~-Although he received a variation dadatcs. knowing. I t~ank, .that af in responses from throughout the voters knew Nolan Fnzzclle s pos-69th District _ which includes itions. he. would l~se." . • . Irvine. Fountain Valley. and parts And ~nzzelle himself 1sn t &O!ng of Costa Mesa, Huntington Beach, out ofh1s way to cooperate, refusing Westminster and Santa Ana -0 the .all joint appearances with total would add up to the same Toledano. answer." Friziellc said. The challenger doesn't care. He "We're here to represent the pub- plans to overcome the obstacles. lie. But if we don't have any tools, and win. how arc we supposed to?" frizz.cite lfnottbis time. in 1992. Or 1994. asked. Toledano said he isn't going away. Now. he relies on volunteers who "If J weren't being unden:ut by acti vely solicit community views. c ......... .... Nelu Frt11elle P.,-ty: Republican Occ9pattea: Assemblyman B~ Elected to the 69th District in 1980. seeking his sixth term. An optometrist by profession. he twice was named Lqlslator oflhe Year by spccaal interest aroups. lu.et: Opposes campajp reform restrictions that prevent lqislators from u1in1 newsletters to communicate with their constituents; Fiahts • bills that include "bidden taxe1" on bu1ina1t1 that eventually hurt the consumer; Oppolel overly restrictive pollution controls that drive busineues out of 1t1te: Opposes abonion1, but feels aovemmenl should neithtr leplize not outlaw them . .,....,, __ Or-.. c...e DlllW' .... CdM in _right direction ~P-i.- 0..-.. eo.. 0.,. .... Al.ONO THE ORANGE COAST no-.H;p_n...,,.blllnoiiin . --with the Ooldud A's than ..... and .,id unifl>rm~ Lille the -.. of How Orange Coast Area teams ·fared ' ALONG THE ORANGE COAST-For Con>aa del Mar H ... Fridlly'1 SOa Villr l...elpe footblll wie over rival New,.. Harl»or HiP w jUll 1DOCtla" &. I m. ofbia wins that have broupt lbe 5Ga • the American "-· the -........ -.. Clwwen bove --Ill _,.._t lineup with a by lddiliotl. Jllllior llnDdoa JetDe,-ooe of 1lie moo1 talealed -.tboll pla)'CI' in the CIF Soutbem Section, exploded u-the root- 11111 .....,. Fridlly niPt...lddina .size (6- roo.-6~ speed and bit-play inltincu IO a receivinc C9fP1 many felt wu alrady the belt in the leque. . JCllie cauabl four panes. two for touch- downt. includina an 83-yard bomb from quanertiock Josh Oi.,.;ch. He fielded .......... bomb f'or 47 yards and ... -. 21 ·yard touchdown catch 1way from two dwarfed S.nta Ana defenders in the end zone en route to 1!57 reC:eivina yards. ...... aoina to be interntina to toe what defcntes do qainst our receivers now, .. laid E.dison COKh Dave White, who said Jeuic's role will increase u be d.iaiesu mon: and mon: of the offcnte ... People have been ~~~in& (rctuntina al&.-lelpe re-. cttver Mike) Cunninahlm. but -now they've got Brandon to wony about." In addition, Ginpich, who pc>S5CSICS lhe best arm in the lelaue, hu wideout Ryan Blanchard and tiaht end Rod Lippincott as quality pauina t1,..ets. Another pleasant surprise for the Charsen' offense has been the cmeraence of senior tailback Trtivis Baktina, who tw rushed for 64 and 94 yards respectively the put two weeks. Baldin&. who starts at defensive tickle has joined J.R. Schusterick. now stanina ai defensi ve end. in the uilback rot.Ilion and ~s heli>e:d boost a previously diuppoint~ 1n1 runn1n1 pme. -SUNSET/II Instincts, emotion key El Ta_ro defense- By Rtchard Dunn a... COM!: ~ Pio! EL TORO -Instincts and emotions ba.ve been contributina facton this teaSOn for El Toro Hiah·s defente. which once ... in withstood 1 difficull test lut Friday to defeat Capistrano VaUcy in 1 South Coast Lcl&ue football opener. The Charscn (6-0), ranked No. I in the OF Southern Section Division JI and in Oranac County, turned Capo Valley (S-1 and ranked second in the county) away, 23-19, in the final moments to lake the inside track toward a lequc championship. El Toro Coach Bob Johnson com· mended the defensive play of auard Chris Miller, who had two . sacks. tackle Brent Lon.pecker, auard Matt k.rajcc and de- fensive blck Jason Bailey. "Our defense played extremely well, and _wc._sbut_lhcm-out-t n-t~t-all<t that's what we needed," Johnson said. Johnson said the tumina point came wh-e-n h~h-1.l'&Cl't-d'tft'n·se--tre-1d C.pistrano Valley without a fint down after El Tbro fumbled the ball away at its -EL TORO/II ClllClia 1111111 ..... 88-7; Baa_r.s' 1111'11111111 -=-a- -•· wllll 1111111 of Jim lly Bob Sal<amotn ...-.eo~Plot CHICAGO -They came in lookina to tum around a disastrous start and revive hopes of con· tend.ins for a division title. foothill. The Rams manqed to make Harbauah and the Bean loot like Joe Montana and the •9en. no small feaL -T-bey-ca·me i Pft'Plml to stuff Nt.al Andenon, Brad Muster and yn., even that Ilia f<llow , 1he J2S-pound "Frida<," Wil- liam Ptny. ''Our "footbell team is obviously in bi& trouble: .. Rams &:iiCh John RObinton said. "Thero'• <1IOUlh blame to .. around ror each and every one of us. Our problems are tt.am-wide. )\'c're.aOina.to ba:ve to ao-bomc a surt to rebuild ounelves. bit by bit. piece by piece. "We ha.~ to accept lht criticism and embal'T'UllMftt of our Kl.ions. and we hive to do, tomdhina about them beainnint next week. Thert's nothina more we can do toniahL Our problems stan with me ud to thr'OUlb every member of our football team." .. They ~ aoina to clamp dowft on the NMina pme, force Jim tjarbauah to pua and watch Jlm Everett tear apart the Bean -· But this wu • niaht where you woold -the two Jlms.·Em-ett aod H""°ugll, acff'l'd unibms. It waa the n1aner -Micltipn and d0f1he throMr llom Purdue wllo dominaled the pme in ,. -.· Jl.9 victory over the Rams at _,..ldd. ·-..p•1 numben: II of 25 f'or 241 )Wdl ad IWO IOUC'hdowDI weft a ~ """ 11r """ -it'• an ·-day ror I-But E..mt'1 ftaum: IJ of ll fOr 117 ,.,., OM IOUC!ltdDMI ud oec· ie-. CDDI'-... lait won1 outi• dU 1e11oL Wn ...... I_.., Mlb !11,.itwy ialtlh ... tbllr"llo·----..... ~ .. ,~ .. lw' ....... 11. Endi lllllt ·-anti --Heery Ellartl. Wllil • 5 I" Al J WWW ... All'Oll C.. _.,, __ Alld ... "-'' 111•• llK ••why It .. •1a•NPLA•1h1111,1a1 .... --*-••• 11'•••' r,.._. __ ...... _h_., .... no problems Sunday niatlt bepll ...... the Rams overlooked the a.on· -'i 1nodt. Oearina f'or the iellue'• No. rust.ine in.ck. the Rams _,. ca.,Pt off ...,.. -_...,came out tlllowiai- At -point In die 11111 lilli;-11-..p completed oiee ., ._, - .~-.·-,, ---IO_ .............. t tbi<tMowo .... -. llllll -...... ._,., _ _.., ___ , __ --"'--..... ·we ......, ..a .....,. 11117 _.. p~I0-11111111--IMJdltl," llid11,1•• ..................... ... ..... _ ............. .... loft i. "Wa ...,, ...-..,. • -• ................ _.,,_ ..... ••lillltl&" . .u.1111....,.•1ns • ....,.,_ llllw•lw' II ••;i;,.•• -°"'"'··~-··~ _ .... '"''"'d-hMl8il .. __ ,,,_ WEEI 8 • : : :~ ~ : : . . . . . ~ Nii Bt1rs 38, RllllS 9 Rlidlfs 24. Sllllnts 17 49ers 45. flll:otl$ 35 Oilm 48. BtlPs 17 Chiefs 43. Lions 24 Slmts zs.-Brorms '20 Charprs 39. Jtn 3 BUCClnttfS 26, l'ICtlfJ J4 Sf!tltrs 34. B@llcoJ 17 C6rdinals 20. CnOo,, J Gi1nts '2'. lltdst#a 10 , Tonifht's C-(6 o'dldJ Vitinrs 11 Celts. Ch. 7 into the back or my lq 10 c.t mo, 10 1mop me fiom matina the play. I -alnuad) =~ ::;~.n. =. :.~ rolled." ,_ noRuo ...... .,. ......... _ •d )toll -pain -lloi ... 11111 jlollltl WI IO a )1.0 ... la .. ..... ··-··· ...... MoCllo :r: • 11.,,.. !~~~!-.i•-d ·=·-~ 17 ... --• ,j#J.. .... ......... . "-· ...... -.=...,·· « ........ """' II DC I 0 "lllVW Ill ...... IJ t IA :1 •• 111... ~ no._..,._ ... _ ..... __ ..., .... ., .. ...c:Will -.. Mr•• • • n.. M Fri. n.. Fri. ... Fri. two ~-•·•t OF Di · · VJ . ......... . VlllOll p1onships. Whether or nOt Corona can parlay it""' 41 -ue championship it a diflaftt llOr)'. But, beatina Newport Hartlor -.,. pecially swm ror Holland. no Sea ~ came 1n with a tot of po1ential. but .a wasn't until last Friday n~t tblt CdM realized it .... Here's what the Sea View ~ coaches had to 11y. -•c.rwM1...,..,•B•'s , .. 1,E!S. a arut win (or us. I think 'llW'C M:re · in the ritht direction and Last week that up. Now we hive to hope it'1 per- manent. It was a real emotional pme and our auys played their best ~... • The Sea Ki~ used the bia play all nips to kttp the Sailon at bay. lust wbca· tbe momentum was about slip away C.dM performed well in the clutch. ' .. We had some s;re.t pbiys. .. Hollaad continued. ""The-ioactRiownpua tOJiiOll ~rk. another one to him that kept a drive '"'"' and another key catch by Sl<v< Bacon late in the pme saved us from aivina them the boll. ..You need bi& plays to win bi& pmes. The defCftlC'I in our Jcacuc: are too pMI io move the ball J-4 yards a aack.. Deknsive-- ly, we stopped them from matina thole bia plays. In this kquc. all the teams have the tools to win the thina.and we've jmt lllarlcd." .Ne ..... -~Jeff._..,., ""Corona del Mar's dcfen.e really picked it Uf a notch apinst US. They did a aood job o · stoppina the' run and their four down lineman controlled the line of sc:riRlfDllC. -SEA VIEW/II Irvine passing game pays 011·-· ~RicllardDunn 0...,.. Coe9t Olly "'°' IRVINE -School records are beina lhall<ftd this ...,.n by Irvine HilJ>, a tnm which made a study of hiah ICbool puaiq pmcs around the Soutbwesl Unit· cd States thi s summer 10 fonnullte their offcn.e. And now it's Plrin& off. TM Vaque:ros,, S-1 overall and I~ in the South Coast Leaauc. could possibly ·be one victory away from K'Nina up a playoff' lp<>L The new P1ssina att1et has lifted Irvine to a hiaher Sevel offensively in 1990 as the Vaqs showed last Friday niabt in their 26-14 victory over Dana Hills. Irvine quar- terback Jason Minici tbrcw for a siq)e-- pme record 309 yards while wide receiver 1-!olarlrHuffman-cauattt ttVcn panes f0f204- • • • •• " ... • • • • •• yards. also a Khool, sinale-pme sttndard. "That's the most 1'1rdaF (Minici) bu ever-thrown for. but wit-k.ncw"Soiftlin-tbat-·1--~- we had to throw the ball because they're 1 prttty physical:· Irvine Coach Tcny Hcn- i.pn said. -IRVINE/11 Raiders build 21-point lead, en hold off -Seahawks, 24-17, maintain one-game lead in West 11 StM Wymen -we·u take care oflhat this week, .. SMll ' • • 0..-. ~ Dllfir "°' • Slid. "But the bottom line is we won. 11aia LOS ANOELES -.. Pride team is showina that it will do whit i1 his md pgile" are beina· returDed to do 10 win pmes." .: ID -the Los A ... ~ Raiden" "That'• the mark or a cllampioa. n.a,. • YOC1bulary by their coech, An • a~ showina all the pride and Poise MOW Shell. to be champions." • • • • He med thole-lh~ttle wordl-io--On theif-fint pouenion,-1he-R1kf121 delcribe cbe way his 1Catn, kd by quar-took the openina kick.oft' and ..... a terl>oclt Jay Schroeder, playod Sunday after textbook 81 -rl[d. 1.l-play drive cappetl.., ·: they beolt the Seattle S<allawb. 24-17 the l·y•ro flop to Smith, boldiJos the... , • before l0,624 people at the Loo ........,; roe 8 minutes. 11 oeconds. -Memorial Colittum Seattle's attempt to answer 1bat -: Tbe Raiden. w~ stand atop the AFC raikd after drivi na from its lS-)'lll'd Hee• ... Wat with a S-1 n=nl. knocked otrScattle the Los .Ana<la 27. Scott Dovia -! (2-4) In< the teCOod dme this -· ~ve Kriea for • I }-yard loas °" -I , iactudina a Win at the Ki~ the nine to f?ftt a punt. . : _... week of the teUOll. LA · tained On thetr 1CCOnd ~on of die -. • . nwa Sch-led the Raiden 10 a 140 ..... ·~ a11.,-e '*' owr the Cb.iefi. who mov;na the 1e1m 80 yarm in eillllll .._. n~ the Uons. ICOrincon a J..yard pu110 Fen1na.i .. S11eU -all smiles, even tboulll bis 12:01 left before halftime. --blew a ll'l'Oint-. He was Loo AftlCla made it -pwlieolllly~Wlth r::;::.--· In 11 many----... a -"'°'"" bis -•-jMln~ movina 48 yarda "" IJ cw-•• • dllt Raiden tM w.-.. tCOrint oa the Schroeder • llwtsa • a111·•· cwo ,...... Piii wilh •:13 ~in• •~r!:loi•- ldli-_......., 19 o( 26 -fOr Tbot'• ...... Scatde -: 1JS ,..., illcltldill -_, -' decidod IO make a -t1I .. ___ 11.,.... .. -...... no Soalllwlu _a_tl .. ,..,.= • MlrvtB Fran• -..... ·~,...,, ••:iitl~-:1111:. =-.. -llet--oet111-· .. -io.-1121-1411MI, *'-O.•Sst'wb' ... TD. .,., _ oum nt111,".-llltl. "lay 75 ii:,.oaD,~t~• ': .......... -~ ••••• ... ii '~l: • ., .... i:l .... ., ....... '"'I H •• -........... -.. no...., ..... _., 1111 .,..__. 111 -••-•iot111>.t •I• wra Mot.Ni.;;iii ... _.,._ ..... __ ,_ ·-'-'~ .... ............... 01••-"' :M 111Atn• ••,,..,..Md pM:lana ••Hllll ..... \. CHAltLOTTESYILLEi Va. -·--... WbeD ~Uct Mk'we ""'°MD-•"Slate oa S.tmday, • lfOUP of Vir· 11nia tans watcbina IM pmc on teJe... vision at a local restaurant staned lboutina. "Wc•re No. I." ' · Soon, the chant could become reality. Michipn•a 28.27 loss. CQfnbined with te00nd· ranked Virainia's imprftlive 31-0 win o~r Nonh Carolina State. may boost the Cavalieri (6-0 overall 3-0 in the Atlantic Coast Conference) to No. I whc~ the new Auociated Prat poll is releatcd today. EJtcept for a Nov. 3 showdown with undefeated Gcoflia Tech, Vil"Jinia has a fayorabte schedule the rest of the way. "Ifs hard to believe," comerbeck Tony Cov- inaton said. "We know"bow hard we've worked to get here. but it doesn't count unless you·re No. t at the end of the year." Safety Tyrone Lewis didn't watch the end of the Michigan-Michigan State game, but he could tell who won by the shouting in his dormitory. "I oould hear Jerrod Washinaton yelling. 'Tyrone. Tyrone. you won't believe it." Lewis said. Virginia coach George Welsh was more excited by his team's dominance of N.C. State than he was about the possible rise to No. I. "I'm not really into the· rankings at this point," he said. "We've still got five more games to play." T1l1vl1ta, ..-11 . * \. 11>..ings-Eagks. Channel 7. 6 p.m. * uonard-Hcam~ rtplay. ponsChanncl. 6 p.m. TELEV1Sl01' o.tf llooon -Dunh1ll (up from S1 l\ndmiri ~tland CU•P<"i ''r~ . Tmelt 4 pm - ( hm E•rn ( rkbnt\ t la\\ll from Boca R11on I la 11.tprl Pnmc I 1d .<'I Pre PMdlall ti pm -Minn(' ... lla al Ph1lad<'lrh1.1 Channel 7 Box la& b pm -I rom 111111 up r Ra' I tonarJ " Thoml\ lkJrn' r.-pl~· '11un" h.inntl 4eslr1llu PMIMll I\ \O pm I <'ill~ <h1mp1onsh1p l'lm<" from M<"lhoumt llapc). Pnmr I 1~ kt'\ II \II I" m < hann<'I C'oll~s~ Pootbell < 1nunn.11t 11 \loc•I \ rr~1n1.1 (Ul~I \pon, Moler Sporta I • m -' \ '< <\ R I ~11 from ')l.onh \.\ 1l~r•horn ~ < (1.aprl '"'' . RADIO p,.. PNdNlll " pm -\linnr"4•U II Ph1laddph11 k '' 1 lll'lll ..... ----- ,...,,,, .,, toott .,.., ~ Luc Robitaille scored his 200th ca- rctr goal and goalie Kelly Hrudey kicked out 42 shots as tht' Los Angeles Kinas defeated the St. Louis Blues 4-1 Sunday ---- night in Inglewood. In other sports news Sunday: •Bob Tway parred the first playoff hole to win the Las Vegas Invitational over unlucky John Cook who hit a 95-yard sa nd wedge shot ricocheted out of the cup on the playoff hole. •Cathy Gening shot a one-under-par 71 in the ~nal round and held on to cdae Beth Daniel by a single stroke in the LPGA World Championshjp at Cely. France. •Iva n Lend I finished off Boris Becker with two passing shots in a final set tiebreaker to win the Seiko Super tennis tournament. 4-6, 6-3. 7-6 (7-5) in a match that was delayed for an hour by a bomb threat. QIDtl II Ille day Jolul Fourcade, New Orleans Saints quar- terback. JOkt'd that has climb out of the NFL quarterbad. ratings cellar a week ago might have cost him mone): "May be I could ha ve made a Miller lite commercial for being the lo"'cst rated quartcrbad. 10 the league.- Evolution edges Newport's Holua By Almon Lockabey Delly Pllol Boeong Wrtte< fl'llCI 111111 tlUI E"oluuon. owned and skippered b)' Brack Duker of ( ahfom1a Yacl\t Club. and Holua. sailed by owner Davis Pallsbur) Nc"'pon Harhor Yacht Club. fought a close battle for poin ts 1n Los Angeles Yacht Club\ four-race Kenneth Watts Troph' senes Saturda)' and unda~. bu·t [.,,olut1on edged the Ne"'port enm in the final raC'c Jae~ Franco of Lido Isle Yacht Club. Newport Beach. is home from Dall as. Tex . with the Snipe North l\mencan saahng champ1onsh1p an has hip pocket. Bnan Udbetter of San Diego was th e wanner of the Finn class Pacific Coast Champ1onsh1p Sunday in a meet sailed 1n COOJUncuon with Balboa Yacht Club's Summerend Regatta. Maki ng it a Southern Cal ifo rnia swet"p "as Jeff Lenhart of Costa Mc\a an ~cond place. and Craig Lc"cc ~. M1s'\1on Bay, third. Fourteen Finns. the Olympic single-handed class. turned out for thc title regana. Other trophy win- ncn. Darrel Peck. Ventura Sailing Cl ub. second: Jon Pinckney, UCI The regatta invohcd 10 of the speedy ULBDB 70-raters. more commonl)' kno"'n as .. downwind sleds." But in the lig!it. shifty winds ofT Loo Angele., Harbor each da). there "as \ inuall) no sledding in the relatl\cl) calm !.Ca'i The champ1onsh1p scnes was sailed at Lake Ra)' Hubbard near Oalla'i The regatta was sailed in conJunct1on with the U S. n1pc Masten Nationals at Lake Rav Huhbard · aahng Association. third, and Alex Cutler. San Diego Navy" Sailing Cl ub, fourth. Evolution had fi nishes of second. first. fourth and fi rst for a total of 7 5 points under the lo" scori ng S)'stcm. and Holua had finishes of 1-4-.2-.2 for 8.75 points In the Apprtnllce nationals (age 45-54) krry Thompson of Long Reach "a" liro.t and Robin Dales. ·an Diego. '>('rnnd Inside the bay classes which sail- ed on Saturday were plagued by light }. shift) winds and adv~ 11dal currents. Final scoring for the lour races included: Evol111on. 7 5. Holua, 8.34. ( hcval. Haal '-"ard. 17.75. Ma ven ck. Les ( rouch. 18. Taxi Dancer. Mitchell Ruusc. 19: Blon· <he. 21: Grand Il lusion. 22. Pyewacket. Roy Disney. 29. Kathmandu. 30. Thl·rc were no local troph) win- ner' in the Ma!.ll'r" (age '5-64). but in the Grand Master' (65 and older) Jim Engh'lh of "le'-'port Beach wa'i third 0 OUTMOS CLASHS ~LINC# U>-1 1 1• ~r11119 eve. 1 8" Heff'....,, Vove~f\ VC E1~·22 CIOl-1 Don lkver, N....,PO<I H•rtlof vc. 2 Her<Mnl>vf'OIH(•nnrt, NHVC, 3 N1elMt1 Smllh, NHVC Thl' l\.\O-man ~OlfX' dingh'r 'Ml\ once the numcrirall~ largest onl'· Jc'it¥n cla\\ in the \\.O rld. but 1n recent ~car'i 11 ha' been 'iurpaswd h) ~malkr J1ngh1t5. INStO• ClAHU SABOT Cl-I Sl•v• Soe•ll.•. eve. , ArlOY Sneterove. NHVC SABOT Cl-1 Alhlev Herrlnoton. 8VC. 2 ~l,,.w ~rtlle. eve Rlllln1on happy with way Mat1r ·a11 l'llloand1 tram M/11/on VllJo d1llat By Richard Dunn Orange CoMt Delly PllOI ALONG THE ORAN'tE COAST -While Mater Dei Hiah football coach Bruce Rolhnson may have been happy with the way his team rebounded Friday after a frustrating loss the week before. but he only wishes certain elements would take notice of the class displayed in his team's annua~parochial i.chool rivalry with Servile. The Monarchs use~r the running of Derck Sparks and a last-second defensive stand to hold on 10 a 28-24 victory over Anaelus Lcque ri val Scrv1tc. "It was a big wi n;• Rollinson $lid. "But I think what we did was play a very poor pme. and then we were able to rqroup and come out and play a h1ahly emotionally charaed-up pme and come away with the win. I'm very proud of the c:oechina staff and the kids for bouncing beck from the d isaster at Mi ssion VicJo (Oct. 6). "I tip my hat to the Servile players and ooache . beaute they came within about 9 yards and 20 seconds of btatin& us. I know that r was thinkina. ·what am I JOlDI to ld1 tbi1 ie.m If they 1oter And 1 know (Serv1te) Coach (Larry) Toner and his boys, his men. arc a t:ittle down. ''I think they have a aood ball club, and J co""'tua.cc them on a real clean. welloC!OKhed hittina football 1&me. I only wilb that the pras, the news- ,.... ._. Mve liven ut the lldvent pubfkhy, would Mite IOlllldlitlf _about thr dut displayed by both .... FridlJ ... '91'111 kids pll~ with a tmnendout amount of Wt r 'IJ. n.n WM no fhlea'·poinlint. no Pft'IC*I fouls. G uys helped each other off the ground and did their talking with t' · pads, and that's the way it should be done. Herc's a look at how Pacific Coast League coaches from the Orange Coast Arca viewed last wctk's games: •Cotta Mesa Coecl1 T•m 8aJ41wl•: "We outplayed them completely. ft wasn't even cl0te. "On defense. we pla~ cxtttmely well and except fo~ two plays, our hittina was arcat. Quoc Pham and Mike Cota are makina some hcllacious hits. and the re~t of the ccam is stan ina lo follow them. We're d1scouraaed. but we're not down. I feel we will play well the rest or the four pmes. •IApu 8eadt Ceedt L,_.. OIMf: .. They scored two quick touchdowns and took us fut. After that. ~ started to play some football. On offente, we just wettn't consistent. The peuina was inconai1tent and the passc we did throw well came t.ck o~ penalties. .. Trabuco had the ball for 70 plays. When you live a team the ball that much. you•re lund of wi1luna. Our defente was on the field mucb too tona.•• •roE•twia ~ ,,.... .... ,.,.,., "One of the keys r them is they Md vanity coechlna u sophomores, and &hey've learned to hit and play hard. "We have to come oul and play i....waa leach hard nnt week and come out With a victory. Tlae kidl took the loss really bard. becautc Century II 1 ..,. school and they felt bid loline to them. •• C'efttury did a tood job and you have to live them • loc of credit. "This 11 tM belt I·' lam l'\e ever had. You take •war the Newport pmc and the last quarter lpin1t La Quinia. and we could have bealeft any o( them." .. 111111 •• •• ---111111ct•Oeb sdMdl•~-_,.,..., Joe M--'I.,... = it OD 61-7 Ill& Decemblf It ....... um. Tbc outbunt wa tbe .._.. bJ "°'*- lieClt 1 49-ll victory over Su OMID1a :197 ~:.-: f!'¥t die Oilen tbeir liadl •trailbt win over the ill dae Astrodome. hilb• o( ~76 ,.. ... &oUChdowna ,._. -lw to Jerry Rice IO tie aa NPL reccavina record -....... unbealeft San Franeitc0 to whip Atlanta 45-lS on Sun- day, extendlna the 49en' leque record to 13 straiabt road victories. QWa U. U.. h : Free ll"ftl Bury Wonl rUlbed ror a tcam·record 200 of Kanas City'• '63 IOtal ,... and Bill Mw led die defew witb two l8Cka. one for a safety on Bob Galaiano. Word, outperformh• All· Pros Barry Sanden and Cbriatian ~oye. brob the record of 193 Yltdl by the late Joe Delaftey. SU.11U,11,.... n: Steve Wallh, llCIQuired in a lrlde with DaUu 20 days earlier, threw three touch· down puses in his New Orleans debut after ~ Jon Fou.rcade in the tee0nd period. Walsh com Rice had a club-record l 3 catches for 22S yard1, with TD tteeptions ooverina 24, 2S, I~. 11 and IS yards. He tied the touchdown record shared by Bob Shaw of the Chicqo Cardinals and KcUen Winslow of the San Diego Chargers. I 5 of 26 passes for 243 yards. He entered the pme after Oeveland (2-4) tied the score at 3-3. Montana, who completed 32 of 49 passes, aJso threw a 43-yard scoring pass to Mike Sherrard. Montana was one of several San _ Francisco quar- terbacks who had previously thrown five TD passes in a aamc. 8 .cs H, Paden H: Vinny Testaverde peued (or a scason-hiah 292 yards and Wayne Haddill ICOftld from 45 yards out with one of five interceptions by Tampa Bay. Testaverde completed 17 of 29 pa11es, includina a f'4.yard scoring shot to Ron Hall, aivina him eight TDs passes apinst only two interceptions. Mike Cofer joined the reoord-settina binae with a 56-yard field aoal on the final play of the first half, break.in& by two yards the team mark shared by Steve Mike-Mayer and Bruce Gossett. S&eelen U , BreKet 17: Bubby Brister completed 21 of 28 passes for 353 yards and four touchdown passes. three to rookie tight end Eric Green, u revitalized Pittsbuf'Jh (3-3) handed Denver iu third straight loss. The victory was the I 0th straight for the 49ers (5-0), who have won 13 in a row counting playoff victories last season en route to their seoond con- secutive Super Bowl championship. ~laal1 H , C•wboy1 S: Johnny Johnson rushed for 120 yards -the first time a Phoenix player has broken 100 since 1988 -and the Cardinal defense harried Troy Aikman, who completed only nine of 2.S passes for 61 yards, was intercepted twice and sacked four times. In other NFL pmcs: Glab u, Re4lktaa zt: Quarterback Phil Samms threw 80 yards to Stephen Baker for one score and set up two third quarter touchdowns with 61-and 63-yard completions to beat the Redskins for the fifth straiaht time (by a combined total of 13 points) and improve to 5-0 for the first time since 1941 . Claar1er1 3t, Jets 3: Marion Butts ran for 121 yards and two touchdowns. and San Diego's strona pas rush brought four sacks and an interception, and limited battered New York quarterbacks Ken O'Brien and Tony Eason to a combined ~ven completions in 20 attempts for 53 yards. Olien 48, Be•1ab 17: Houston. with Warren Moon throwing a career-high five touchdown passes. RAIDERS From 81 see u from Krieg to Tommy Kane on a third-and-20 play. Krieg connected on 22 passes out of 36 tries for 294 yards as the Scahawks chalked up 342 yards of offense to the Raiders' 30S yards. 0 Fl,.1 downs 19 19 ll1411et·vercn 1'·n >0-71 Pe Hint 271 eturn Verd• o l It was all Seattle in the third quaner, but all they could put up on the board was three points. The Raiders ran only six plays from scrimmage in the third quarter. four of them runs while Schroeder was l-of-2 for 11 yards. Rllden 24, s..MWlll 17 s-ew~ S..lllt 0 14 J ~17 Lot A,,...., 7 14 0 >-t• ~lnl---LA-S Smllll 1 NU from Scflroeoer ( JMO« lllclll, 1 11. s-.MOIW1'f LA-Flf'Nndet 3 NH from SclVOHer {JM91f' lllck), 2.sf Com.>•AIHnl 21·3'-0 19'-2'-0 Secked·Verch L.011 3-2' , .. Punll 2·44 3·42 FumOIH·lotl 1·2 H Peneltlft·Vercn l-lO •·ll Time of Po\Mlllon 26_.. ll 16 INDfVIDUAl STATISTICS llUSMING-S.•111•. Wllllem1 ,_.,, Fenner lO·U Lot A,....., Allen 12·•1, Stnltfl 7·11, ... 4· l l. Sclvoeoer 6·J, Flfllllldel 1·2 PAUING-S..llle, Krtee 22·»-0-1'4 Lot The Seahawks made it 21-17 w1t!1 I :34 tef\ in the third quarter on Norm Johnson's 34-yard field goal. and LA 's Jeff Jaeger countered with a 22-yard field goal \\Ith 10:31 lef\ in the game to complete tht' scoring. LA--Hot-IOfl l NU lrom khrotoet CJMO« kick), 10-'7. s.e-51l•n•I S otu from kntle (Jon"'°" lllckl. IJ.,., s.e-«.-JI NSS lrom IC''" ( JOM'°" lllal, IU6 Anetln, Schroeder 1'·26-0·D! •ECEIVING-Seellle, Wlllleml 7·40, F-s-u. Clledwlcll J-7'. l(ene l-41, Sllenll 1-21, Hdtr 1-17, McNeel I·• LOI Aneelft, Geult s-n. Fern.no.a S-71, Hor10fl S-4l. T 8r0Wft 2·16, ....... 1-11. Smit,, 1-1 MIS.SEO FIELD GOALS-S..ttlt, J~ lO u• From 81 ~QuefW C~G 9ulllf 27, 6·1S ••ms-McGee 11 NH lrom E~I lkldl lt lled), 10;27 "It's difficult, but nght now that's us." Everett said. "Hopefully we can tum things around. But, it's CAtremely embarrassing -not only talking to you guys (media) -but looking in the mirror. It's not what I th ink th at we arr. I hope things will change, and I wi ll do my best to change it. Bu t right now. we arc very embarrassed. and ~·re not playi ng football." about the Chicago Bears. That's all we talked about last week. We wanted to play a game so they would respect our offense." Rams defensi ve tackle Mike Piel just hopes the Rams can hang on. "The thing we can't do is start pointing fingers." he said. "We have to stick together as a team and kt"Cp working for it. There's a lot of pride on the line. It's not just win or lose -it's whether or not you're going to be embarrassed out there." Bob Sakamoto is a Chicaso Tnb- une span s writer. ~--o.rtw lternl-f'G L.1n1lord JS, l.l7 Clll-N Ano.non IS '"" 18~ lllct.I. :t·c> A-59.Xl Fin l Clown• It u.ll>H ·var d• Peulnt lteturn Verd• Comc>-AIHnl Seell.O·Verch Loll Punt\ F umt11e1 ·1.0lt Penelllft·Verch Time of Poueulon ·--°" IS 27 1'·• JS·ls.t 17' 2• I 31 1!·3'· 1 11·26·0 HJ 0-0 •·31 2·4S 0-0 0-0 •• ., )·20 1S 10 34:50 Bears tight .end Cap Boso, who equalled a career high with fi ve catches and set a personal best wtth 68 receiving yards, said some locker room talk from the Rams got back to the Bears last week. 0 ... ,. ll, Remt t k#9W~ Items o o • >-' C,,latoo 14 1• 3 7-31 ~lnto-rtw Clll-ft.A"°9rton 11 NH from HertleUOfl !9utllf' lllctl), U 6 INDtVIOUAI. STATISTICS lltUSMIN<r--iteml, Gerv 12·'7. Gr-S·70. Oe4Plno l·lt. Wertt« 1·9 c,,ic.oo, N AllcMrton 1•·'3, Mutt• 7·>9. ltou.M 4·n . ~ >·1', 8eltev •·t, L Tele J·S PASSING-ttern\, Evtftll 13·31·1·117. lone 1·4·0-4, McGee 1-1-0-1 Clllcffo, MelNUlfl ll·JS·0-2a , Toma.i. 0-1·0-0 "We hcud it. that they didn't think much about our offense," Boso said. "That's the kind of words you shouldn't say, especially c,,._...,lleulfl n ""' ca utllf' kldll. 10-.39 S...o.e.1w Chl-Morrl• " NU lrom HerblUOll Cl uller klcll), s 20. C~ter IJ rUll (8ulttr 111ct11. 13 SI lltECEIVINO-ft•rm. <i•rv S-)6, Elerd )·47, ACH 1·30. JoMton 2·1S, McGee 1·11, W Anoeootl l·Sl C,,lcffO, 8oto S·61, N. Anderwn •·ff, Morris J-)6, Genlrv J·1', ~I« 2·17, Ko11ow.-1 1 • )2 MISSED FIELD GOA~. NfL STANDINGS ....... Cw••~ WHT W L T *"·~· , 0 0 ... _. , ) . -~ , J. ..... I • 0 Ctwc-f-1•• Detroit 0r-•·· -· CCNTWAL S I 0 • ' 0 , • 0 , . . I • t 1Af1 ~ """" I OOI 111 tf '°' m "' a tt IOI JllO 111 llt -. ., ,, '" ,,.. 17' JD l•I ltf JlJ IQ) , .. ,. "' II) "" C.lalll• W•~ ,,_.,,. , . 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"Now that wc·rc in the South Coul ~. most of the playen rulin that physically we·re noc a real 11,.e tam. It's '°"'9 to be diflkult for us to jult come out ud Nn the blll, <>net our paaina at- t.ack 1tarted cliduna apiMt ·Dina Hills. we liad eomc sua:cu nanni!'I the ball and that's toine to be °"' IUCCftl. 11'1 ~ diflkuJt for ..a IO Nft Oft people. Widl ltt ... 11an, Irvine= ...... fbr the playcA.fl Henilan pnfen to noc looll ...... .. , ...._. ever)-_... IO ......... ~HiJ:.11111. .......................... . IUllO From 81 "He's more of a shifty runner, whereas J.R. is a pc>wer bac~ .. White said. "We'll use them to best counter what teams present us de- fensively. Travis had some big plays early, but he's really made things happen the past two pmes. He's shown he deserves to get the ball." With the 'iklory over Santa Ana, Edison improved to 3-0 in lcaauc, alone atop the standings after Ocean View ucd Westminster 2~20. Huntington Beach continued to roll with a win over Fountain Val- ley, while Marina earned an im- pressive 17-7 non-lcaauc triumph over Lompoc, the No. f team in Division VII. Herc's how Sunset coaches view- ed the action; .. • U... C..dl Dan ft.lie: "Santa Ana was cverythina we ex- pected. They have kids who will hit you. and they're maybe the quickest defensive team we've faced. "Our offense came up with the big plays, and our defense WIS the key a.,in. we•ve been consistent defensively, aiving up about cit.ht Points per pme (50 in six p.mcs) and teams arc completina only 38 percent of their passes qainst us. "Our-0ffensivc line is pan block- ing great. At times, we're run block- ina well, but we need to be mo~ conlistcnt." - • BuU•1t•• Beaela CHe~ a.rte Pucee: "We did I aoodjob and fountain Valley had I srcat plan. They wcrt ready to play. They used an unbalanced line and they pounded us a little before we ad- JUStcd. They wett the fint team to rush for more than 100 yards apinst us this year. "They played well. but our kids did some good lhinp. We moved the ball on the around.·· -•Madu ~ Seek "We finally put t<>sether a consi1-t~nt ~ffe~sive same for the first tame an s1x weeks. "They were a lot more physical than we expected~ and they had great skill people, even without Napoleon Kau(man (out witb an injury). "We played the best deftnaive pme of the year. Frank Marvitz (end) and Rick Ri~ (tackle) were u dominant as two players can be on the defensive line. When they tried to throw. they had to ecramble or were sacked. Marvitz and Rice J: make thinp happen. even ..... ~Oellll~Nllie Newport HM>or'• ~ awo (71) trtee to knock the b9ll 1ooee from CdM'• O.ve ~ wtttt help from BrlM McDonough (83). field Iona enoup. Tustin only Md the bell 49 plays, and we bad it 48. Any time the opposition bu the blll for less than SO plays. you should be in the position to win. They controlled us in the founh quarter, but up until then we held our own. ''I think the penalties and ·tum- ovm pretty much took over our pme. We went 5 yards forward and 10 yards back in penalties. We bad I 0 penalties for I 00 yards, and aU of them seemed major. It's touab to overcome when you have a 2~yard pin on a play and then have the bell come back to the line of scrim- m11t and lose 10 on A-penalty. ihat~s like losina 30 yards. .. The kids gave at a real good effort. Defensively we swarmed well, and offensively we played bard and we threw the ball well. Bul we need to pass when we want to, not when we have to." they don't make the tackle. Our secondary played well, thoua.h we had one breakdown for a 6S-yard pass. "They had been averaging 350 yards per game of total offense, but we held them to I 53. They only had 60 yards passing and that included the 65-yarder. They threw a couple screen passes that went for losses. "We just played harder than we did apinsi Westminster (a 14-0 loss). We really got on the players this week in practice and they re- sponded. It wasn•t that they prac- • !1•G .. 1d C... Jerry Witte: "Fant place is certainly better than last pl8ce. We needed to play well and win, and there wu some doubt whether we could come back and do that." Witte was happy to have quar- terbKk Paul Delgado, who com- pleted 7 of I 0 passes and threw for three touchdowns, back from a sprained anlclc. "It was a lift for the team for him to come back from the injury. I think the whole team looked for- ward to him playing and when he threw the long touchdown pass in the first quarter, it gave everyone their confidence back about Whether we could move the bafi." Witte said the key for Saddlcback was its ability to tum Woodbridge turnovers into touchdowns. "We put out a prttty balanced effon on offense," Witte said. ••Almost ideal. The key was the deft'nse getting the offense the ball ticcd poorly before the Westminster game. but there was something missinJ- "Th11 was our best all-around football game of the year. We got as much or more satisfaction out of this win as any of our other three." • F .. 1tal• Valley HllllHt Bak Cedlrue, fllll.q 18 fer Miiie M1JMr: "We did a few Jood things, but unfortunately we dad a few bad things also. Our offensive line play· ed extremely well. We had more total offense against them than any other team had all season, and ......... c..-.... ""'Wll. we saw ... dlilillMdtomeMll!li¥t We Md anotber blocked ...s • IMP map pve -.. llladL We can't win widl lia .............. ,...... •ftolitive abiao were tbe ol- .. dw liDe. wbida did its belt ~ ... ,..~-the rwmina ~ 1.am 1o1a--. ne defew played • ~ t8.:.. well." by '°°' IPICial leaml play=-e.ecialty tbe punt am Ml.icb bu allowed l'our blocked punts. Giblon won't put the blame on bit players. ~ would think lbat ~ioe would be the place lO stop the miscates, but we spent the first 20 minutes o( pnctice on the punt pme every day last week, .. Gibson Wd. "We·re toinl to make some cbanees aDd we need a new at· tit~ The kids are almost expect· ina somdhina bed to happen. We've abandoned our old philosophy, and I hav:c to take the blame if the kids haven•t learned it by now. • ,.... Ceedl Martjea .bddl: .. We had some suys bansed up in the p.me, and we really had to survive to win. I felt we bad to play good defense apinst them and that .. we·re aoina in the riaht dfrcc- tion, but we've still aot four tough ones to ao. There are five or six of the best coaches In Southern U.ll- fomia in this lequc, so you're not goina to fool anyone . "Surprisinaly, we played their Win~-T oftcnse pretty well. We didn t expect them to throw the ball so much. and the 31 attempts must have been a school record for them. they're a very good defensive team. "Ryan Bcnoni did a 1ood job, considering it was his fint vanity start at quartt'rback .. There were a couple things that happened that helped cause the intctttptions which weren't entirely his fauJL "Defensively, we were ~scd with the execution, but we snll need to improve on living up bi& pla)'$. .. • Oceu View C.-c* Bewd IMar. -It WIS a disappointing tie. Westminster wu a very touah foot- ball team and we played very poor- ly. We made a lot of mistakes offensively. defensively and on special tcams. -It was a step backward for us. I was very dissapc>inted in our play, though I pvc Westminster credil "I suppose a tic is better than a loss. but riaht after the· pme. that wasn't much consolation ... • wes..-ser c... Siu Clan: "We ran the ball pretty well. and we th~ a little better than we had been . "Defensively I thouaht we did a pretty aood Job of oontainin1 (quar- tert.ck Randy) Karlincr and (re- ceiver Albert) Fanop. but they had some other receivers make some plays on us . • Suta Au Ceed Did Blll: "We played even except for the Iona passes to Jessie. Edison played well. but this (loss) was tough to take, Just like all the others." Elim From 81 own 30 with three minutes left in the first half. "We call it 'sudden chanac' when our defenx is rising to the occasion and not lettmg lbcm score:· John· son said. "They also aot 11 plays inside the 2~yard line in the la.st thrtt minutes of the pme (and failed to scorT) -that was an awfully big defensive stand." Johnson said dcfcnswe players ab1ht) to consistently hold up 10 tough snuauons comes from the hean. "We preach n and talk it, but it has to come from the lads." John- son said "They have a lot of emo- tion and pnde and they JU t rc- spc>nded to it." Johnson said there were few sur· prises an the game. "It was a very big "in, a giant wtn:· Johnson said .. It •'U a touah ont' for them to lo~ ... J01r Meals Are A Tr" to Me1ico! · hope you enjoy the at- moephere complemented wtth our fine Medean tOod ... ln Costa M11a llnce 1972. Lunch • Dinner • Cocktaets ~Deily At 11 AM. 2M E 1 '"' Se • Costa Meta nllDM.YMOT Ct.AllWllD OfflCt ..oo~s ,..,,_. lervice Mon-Fn IMt & 30pnl eu-c;_..., M·F I 00.... 5 00pm r-""l ,a....,...... ... iit .. .--.1----1111-.r-..... ~-~~ f ~· 11tlerowe••· ~ -. 1 1111 •11=~· Nin-ON rf.O.W .... , ~.:~ at II '_,. ._, ... -1ua.a I ..-I :=:. °'t ............ --.. ..,.. ... __.. ..... ,... _.. ._ --I ' -_. -llWUSSllll Oft .... 1WW I A~ 10111. ·~· ... ,capnr.~ ... ........., ~--·· ............... ...... =.··---... ~~ ~Jo .-:: =:-.N/O: l.J•! a -~;ii E~·f~ "'t 1 • y or "CUTI AANc:H HOiil'· W Oii;i ••:: u 11 •" 7»M11 ....._ .., _ _.._,, .. -. *rm 1 .-1 .... 1 .....,_ .. .... I =:111 · •Vewtv '--..... 3 31A 1h8A .............. M.. '.. -»llltl. 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DIW, Ct--fftlM\ IM Ct\trmlng 2·Slory 3BR EASTSIOE 2BR 11A ••11111• Sl27Slmo. ~Siii= I uunu IW'1 *wi den, 'h blk to ba\y. ~';!:14.c1_t 01~Y ~~: •DRS• lft or Uftfwft, • IOOI----IK FR£E be r ., e r c a r P e • 1.,09 yard 790-~ ., com_..._, rent.-dl led tldt ""· g9led COfftfft,; I I r..... TSl MGMT 132-2231 / lent ~ lurnl unfurn. No pets _ 38A l'ABA ~ ,..., ••· pt04. dee, I p, lM99 IOft 1M:-P.tto. •N!WiiOAT Hl.iCiHfS• 2?69 Cal: ~SO/mo yrly 875-9748 1'191 MIT m twnly rm, fOfme1 , 14s.a45. country Mtttng. 1745 No 2BR ~14der pretd 1 FANTASTIC ooun lron1 1BR. patio. pvt entrence. new counlty kltc:ften P•te. tlO 211t St. ~ . No pets ....... w•• rental at 45111 St. Oct· S5951mo Avail Oct 22. Mh OfMnbeh location. 14t-42t2 or 14s-t543 '800imo ' '1•5 Ml .. 11 ~u~~,i~~c!,,~~~~v::. * 968-9125 * ~~~~''::',9,:·kj~ •~111111•1• . •Hl~9111T* ~=~/=HA" 8ISed 957 6035 OPEN HOUSE 9· 12-1mme3 0 cc up any 21R 1 ~. fWeg9, WI O Shor1 Term/Yee;ty "'Complete Janllorlel t ~=~~~~~~! ~--· • Wknds 1812 Orange. s1eootmo. llllnd 2606 hie-up, pool. P"1 ywd. BALBOANEWPOATALTY "'Muelc FOUND: CAT. long heir, ( __ .._. ....... 2122 Nwp1Hgts.2Br1Ba,W/O -· 1n ., .. ,. 'IOHUS.831-4095 723-+tM "'EteYltOf '"'per friendly, greyish, ---,_.. .._ Ilk-up No pets. Nsmkr t:2b0 lclMn 1 BR t NMt "'Full vt.w Batconlw white c:tlMt & t>oota. No 1•,11111Bll!!IA9"!!'Fu•L•L•v9"!!'FU.,R"!"N•1s"!"H""'E!'!D~1 S750. 2 131431-5090 , .... • m 1111 G~r:J:s, s ~ ~';t.:2J: I Courtyard Inc llP . fencd ..... NW• "''AX a Copy &wvtce I coll.,. Yo<ktown between wlfireplac..Woodsyaet-NWPT Hghts 3BR, 3BA ~~ ar y, gt. pvt yard·. i=rw· req. 3BR28A +2 caroer-oe. VAmplePartclng I Beach a Newland ting near beach. $1150. Twnhae on 3 levels ~~I 3BA 2BA. 2 car gar.ge, MH/mo. "6-1521 upper Apt, unlurnllhed, Ml-1111 968-3377 No pets. 760·1175 w/frplc. wl d. gar Clean. \J\XT\..1.JI' I~'\ l 1 W/O, small patio. S1IOO I.Gt 72~14 1 rt* I FOUNO_c:a_t_on_L_ldo __ llle. 2 BLKStobc:ll,4BR 2BA. Sl,375/mo 548-5335 RE.ALT~s· • 2 HO~~::,,~~o;ly.BAY. .-.a111PT1 '*Lo500.wc'3sT '···•-point mana, 2-car garage. tndry rm, (Ill) 247•2441 ON THE BAY .,,.., lekerlF'elrview I declawed. 875-2707 paUo & lrC>lc S20<'0lmo Hunt. lltach 2 I 40 B~":.~t '":r""'· 31r --Low rent during construe· 1 BDRM, 1BA. ........... $t50 •l'l'IUll. phone llnee avall ' FOUND gOld ring, ForMt yearly. 714-676-2238 s 1285 3BR lamlty room DIR · 2:. 2P· fonMI ..... .., tt l...... tlon. S5Hlmo. N•W« No pe11 o•u.. 9.5 •Cell 724-1040 I Ave Laguna Beach --• • . new ....... -car 981'. S4SO/lfl0 hiM H .... 1BR. ~llo. enelOMd gar-_, 1-----o· R . ' 3 BR. 2 BA llouae w/'#OOd 2BA, air, all e>ttraa, If. xlnt grnblll cul·de-Hc ., •1• age, S.ll-7387 548-1501 ••New omc.. tippro. • 6/9 eport number floofa. Neat park & bc:h mile 10 t>eeeh 22041 1oe. St"5 Aot 759-1213 Agt. 87$-2H8 OeluJte furn oc:Mnfront 220 111 w/comer win· 90-3758 Call Laguna WI O, patio, garage. Newport Circle VACANT Chermtno ground fir welll Cozy furni.hecl Studio. aer W Be mlero. gar ... , dowton E 17111 St Coet•I Beach Polle• Dept St.8001~. 723-4825 (818)576-0573 to~Nng 3 BR.'2 1A. S5251mo. Gaa & wet., eppt.,~r.,ier,s1ioo1.N,, M ... 846-4330 • 494·1121 Bright. airy 1BRtBA I lne 2144 Pof=~ led lrplc. S1750/mo. Incl. L::e_e~••Hge. Winteronty.182-15155 ·-.nanHl/F I FOUNO·-llttle wf'llted<>g. upper unit w/patlo & rv !c,.c1oue 21dr"'9. 2 :. .. , 650-5829 Of 758-0577 LIDO ISLE lurnltMd 1 A I 1817 Wiil lift NB 1 Gibraltar Ave., Costa aundeck & parking •Prlncelon Twnt1m• incl. formal dininQ, 181 Yrty. lg unfum. tlR 11Pt. EASTSIOE 2BR. new paln1 Utll, geraoe lnci:. A 1 5-4l~S2 Mesa Call 545-0823 $950/mo. 721-0343 Mike 2BR 1' ·BA. AC. w/d, frig, be<lroomt & MaturN ro ov. g.,. atove, frig, utll & bllnda. c•· lndry. $765/mo yrty 1 PeflOn ~ -leave meuaoe ell gar Walk UCI S 1075 LO suit the million dollar tP-incl, no pets S8~/mo ==-~ &:;4~· No pelt. 673.-0837 AVAIL 10/10 W 17th, FOUND on PCH 10/1190 MOVE-IN• 8S4-1120 pehte Children & pet• 673-4878. . c M toe Peftonl with 4 mo olSI Collie Puppy Pv1 studio apt $515 No WOODBRIDGE S lous ok Short Of long term E'SIOE lar09 2BR 1't\BA. LIDO ISLE lg brtte 1 BR. altlall typ .. eltlng or black/white & brown' pets Dave, 551-0875 4BR 2' B"' I /dpec: leaae. Immed iate oe-• ......__ p~.i-2607 BMut. encl get. carport, new ~rpe1, paint. etc. 1 graphlel art bu• wanting 661-9905 _ _ l .... am in rms, -ST__,.. lo 1 d gar apec. Beyfront bldg 1 10 e.pand 111 cu11~ EXECUTIVE HOUSE F/P patio new decor. cupency S1700/rno, 1 & 2 BR apta. OoM to C' • t: ~~~~-$1, 100/m~ 675-0120 · h~ons. gr"t a>tpOtU. re FOUND· PARAKEET near Beaut. 3 yr Old single lam pool/la1te11nn11 S 1675 .. _., bMch. Some w/getege & pe • ---with-in ad llrm Latge Me a a Verde area home. 2 mstr suites, 640· 1327 or 720· 7852 lM-am • Jll.llM v1ew1 S550 • Ht5 •a_. ... 11•1 LOVELY & '4fY tpacloul. rurn or unlum ~ of·I Lavender with white lace 2' rBa, den. back yard, 2 -· .._ •-. • 2BR 2BA apt. near 9 7 640 ., .. 5 7, .. I story pr1st1ne eond TM Terrace Cardi! 2BR ~ .JlllA.V 873·3152 Avellebtelmmecllatety Fashion Island SttS he:" Cameron 22-7110• 5 ·1 Of -• uo2 Nlwpott leach 10691 $2750/mo OBO Call 2BA 1200 sq It · pool, ~ .. / ~ORIOUS WINTER! Call 831-40M after 2pm 854-7742, anawetlng Mi.: ... PritH l ..... FOUND PUPPY, female a.allC IUL I (7141673-7456 ':,e. ~ew J>a~nt & ds~~ ~t"\\'TY'f..,Jl" r.u·w ·11 Lux Oen Frnt 2BR, fllf'n, Laroe 3 BA, 2 BA-111ee 8S4·7855. 1 1000 ~Itofflce9:t2nd nr Shepherd mix, no 1991 or ••• ...,. . Ii -- ~ • • c . ~\ : ... ft ·. .. ·~· ..... f '"' 1.• -I vai mi epl • \\ • '\... t..: ~ · '-gar, S 1200/mo egnt Carpet drapea garage · oflk: w be collar 10111 VIC V111a 2BR 2BA, 2''> car garage. Lu11unous 3BR. 2BA Ilse 752-2881 REALTORS~ 875-9629 N . I U I .•••• ,--•-1 exec a et r. Yftf· FIOl'a Newport S.ac:ll ---------single story 1ownhome I wlvlewolbay Pool.2car -· O pe s . psta rs. _, • .,., tlc:al blinds Avall 1111.1 9o3o • Houses/Condos Hl hi ded / ga1 Grdnr inc Gorgeous 1 ......... Buch 21 48 Waterfront 3BA. 2BA. 3 LAROE 1BR unfum frple 557-8177 Newly ramode6ed 2BR I 711 W 17th St S700/mo 72o- 11 ~rd wug~r~ 11 :0 ~~I $5,900/mo 760-0219 :.:;r:::I ca~ pkl .. t /d, ~u P~'i & bullt·lna, waaneridryer: MOVE IN SPECIAL •,+OFF :1BA. llreplece. ~;r,~ Carol. Agl 5-48-54 28 FOUND· Smell male dog ~al 1002 carpets.etc.$259.900 1 Completely rum, oen vu. $~5751,,,8067:7353 ry. get, ulll Incl IMS/mo 111 mon111 ranl. Remod'I oora.g~rage_:_ ---:EXEC OHie» Sult",,.-;;• 8·101bs Long hair All Ocean & Bay view 3 BR 2 secluded cus1om llOIM, 2 __ y .. rly. 645-5882 tBR 18A, gated perking. Quiet 1 BR In Cannery JW Airport 4770 Von Blac k /white I brown ~~~<ithe Easy Terms BA. 3 car garag'e blks1mbc411;111ops, Charming Newport Hts. Neetooean.amalllurnapl Nopetaplease.642-5858 Village Older unit I l(arman Ave, NB FAX, Found w/sllver choke ~~lftn:a ~ ClllCI I LIZ JOIES I S 1 950tmo 760-8384 $2300 o 9 -8323 3BR. 3BA. lam rm. 2 car. fOf SINGLE No garage. New 2 BR 2 'It BA 2 sty $650/mo • dep. reeept. CoPl9f, eonl rm. chain M1111on Bell Agl Grubb & Ellis rdnr + water Incl $650/mo + MCUrfty Mo-Twnhse Frple. yard. gar. * 790-78.48 * I kiteh, lree prkng/colfM Homes area in San Juan H•-11•3 I 644-6200 u gura Nlgu!I 2152 17~~:,c:.n:J~fo~· oll 10-mo. 673-S489 398 Well Bly. S850/mo SI• 2 BR:-1 BA apts, 1 hMI 1-aly bldg lurn $260 mo-: Cap 496-SS8S • COLDWeu BANt(eRO The Home Sellers~ CHlllltllUHS IHl,000 TOT AL Charm 1n J BR condo secu11ty bldg S11 m lront ot lht-l1rep1acf' & view 01een hllhi C.rea1 k1tct1en lots ol upg1ildes Spec1a11 •~tolO IUlllllCHT LOCATlll WITll TllE CAPTIYATlll YllW OF sunsets canyon New- port Jetty This 5 bd S ba ocean view custom home with sparkling pool eop- lurer. the ambiance ol Cameo Shores A REAL VALUE St 775 000 lH-1100 Costa Mesa 1024 FIXER• WESTSIDE• Laroe t 1 4BR dPtach 9ar Freedom Home S 179 000 M Nie~ R E 675 7070 WM~~ EXEC HM 1 yr old upgrd ---::SHARP-STUDIO" -No pell 548-7652 lrom bc:h Patio. hid pool, mo M.ehale 833-9550 LOST med all bled! dog. I Small 2BR house Slovfll. Jbr 2' 1ba lam rm ale CUSTOM ramod .. 2 blkl Furnished. TV. microwave. -a• -pettung Furn/un•urn Avlo FULL MrVlce office In Schnauzer. Oartield & ' ... ,\ . . . . relrig lndry hk·uP gar-• prof lndsepd grdnr to beach 48R 3BA. lrg sun deck. baleony, 100 -H5Wm 1mmecl $875/mo • sec , Newport Center. Faahlon Bushard, Founl Valley 1 age avl 11 1 s1275,mo 1 S16001mo 498-2397 deck. garage, wl d I yetdl 10 bHc:tl and bay Condo-style loft Apl * 724-1900 * lalend Answering avc StOO Rewetd 962-7697 •14100• I (2 131 43l-1195 alter4 30j LUXURY2BR condosult-s2.lOO/mo 545•93~ Available through June 192215t~~_:;>.c;~!!nue STIPTllUl -1 ontyatsoavalleble LOST Cat ··Mu:· 1017 Movf's you in• Lease Op· South of the Hiot1way 3 able tor executive Full la· EASTBLUFF Ranen-atyte 25 for , only S&SO.lmo 855-0665 tmmed oc:c:py. One to lour bedrooms at fm mUTIYI llfTll Black & white dee.lawed l•on 2 BR 2 , BA BR 3 BA 304., Fernleat I c1lthes near lreeway1, 3BR 2BA II~. lrpk. 1818 ~Balboa Blvd the beech. yr1yl wlnt., 840-5470 vety shy w/eollar & ID Townhouse Poo• spL All amenities Roof declt lurn or unlurn 831-4773 garage pool acce11. Loa Fellz Proper11ea PUl .. W/lllAI Furnl UnfUf'n seoo~SlSOO OFFICES-COST"' MES"' lag Samar Plac:e Mesa s 1500/mo Vina Rentals 790. nee 213/662-3155 ---I ... ... Verde .,.. S49-2698 dble gdragl' o .... ner I 723-5300 675 •912 --··""' llU YILU lllTILI 350 SI w/bathroom 722-7381 Soac•ousbdrmloltw/2 lull'Ntwpo!t ~1Ch 2169 _. ___ SPACIOUS 3BR 28A on 2BR.28.A&patlo No pell IJ1-411I $335 M onrovia St LOST CAT 1017, white llllllTIC HllCTlll I batl'IS hv 1m & lrplc l N11tpt Terrace 38R 2 Story Pentn Pt wit~ & ,,.r From S8501mo 2151 Pa-- --759-1227 or 54"·3345 ~ with oray sp<>tl, mall Woodsy Sf'lllng near twnhome 1 ear get , cp UU•,.... Xlnt eond t •SO mo e1he Ave See Mgr e ""11 •••llT Ill Cent J C 1 Mete F II Lagune Beach RE· *TO 1115,000 * beach $1195 760-1175 Pool new cpl palnl, Very speelal 3 BR. Gr•t r:~o ef:~1 (~:~Ir~) B-t01 155-08e5 1eq fBAM NBC«ltef-JW ..,~ f'~ 300 IQ fl ~o WARD 714-499-1293 l~~~.,. ~·f';«tn:o on bay $~200/mo Credit report loeetlOn' Seeaya. frpcl, lg Appl only 282-1457 dyt· PLm 11111 ans $735 No pe11 840-1384 1300 New improve----------• u10 k1tc11 SIPCH. S 1800 3BR 2BA. req d Rusty 631· 1266 yard w/pelio. Grdnr inc:. 28~-9673 9ve.1wknd1 . Remote garagn pool WALK 10 beechnr Hl\Aft ments S 90/11 plus Ir• ~Jtn.t Aleira6~f'3 m7J10nOI con· dbl gar_ wld oen & Bay $2.050/mo. 760·5064 ----BBQ lndry lee enJOY OU; •Lg 2br 2ba twnh• $VS rent 646-9863 u• ""' gt · v u · l'I o p e t s Sparkllng clean 1 BR ' LIDO ISLE 71 41644-2855 : 1-"""-rY•-..... coo'~: .~,~~.;~~I !,~i ~~tlfutd!1~n1~g~~::; :~.' ~.~·1~~-:.:=. Commtrd ll Property VIEW •-... · · 213.433.7550 or 1401 SuPeftOr. 848-&838 2778 i 2 Mastera. 2'..,BA. lo living Upgraded, 3 BR, 2 BA I mo yrly. 875· 714~50-0625 Above China Cove 202 · area. garage. lndry, no excellent loea1ion Agt. · 9'11 lmAL 1 o:A::O~~c ;g~':m~~;::.~~ Fernleal 10cean Blvd) 3 pets s11s01mo Marllyn 640-0 192 Corona def Mar 2622 flllT 1'1111 Bal bo a Oceanfront For LeaH 800 aq It tuile,1 room oreat patio & dock BR 2 BA Open Dallyl Coombs. 831-1266 HOME AVAILABL_E_ 1 BA fronta Ille bay new BachelOf apt All utllitlel Ouplu 4BR. 31.+BA, C M Reta 11 C n tr I 101 large boal Tolally re-alter IOt l4f S2·250/mo FOR CORPORATE LEASE paln°t & c:ar.,.t CiUn & paJd Small back yard S2 l50/mo. 3BR 2'~BA, 645-0243 mooele<l nt•w k11c11en & ---------Convenient loc (Westclltl) cute S1ove cerporl ONE eel o k. S48S/mo. S 1695/mo extensive use ot black Costa M~sa 21241 compl furn 2BR. ~-S 1100/mo 6-42-6515 · Call 6.46-4902. 401 E. OCEANFRONT lnduSlttal 2788 1 orani1e ma101e & Eastslde immaculate 2BR _ 28A. pool service, land· - -Sou--Sparkllng clNn 2Bdrm 642•4905 Wkdya i-S Liil • ... PIT1 PWllUU.. 1.-.2 ...... msuaaau•u llTWm m 1 r ' o • s IBA lrplc. tncd yard. •EXCLUSIVE GUARD• ac:aped, sprinklers, cable 2~ '~onla '\~;~· 1''<8a, gar. S790fmo. All Wl<l Y/MTHLYIYRLY 10.eoo SO Fl 2 large Frontll 631 -1400 S2 350 ooo sinoie gar age lndry. *GA TED COMMUNITY * TV incl spor1s channel. No pet a Cail 548_4599 ut1la pd SOfry, no pet a. No IM to tenant fflees drive-In rear ~~~~~~~== - S950 mo 675-8427 ON 10th FAIRWAY Bonus S..son Tic:keta atter 6 & weel<enda 1960 Wallace 642-1424 ON & OFF OCEANFRONT Sd01,o000r /mo56c t1a7q77 'w' 11?1r_ .... _....._Ir--... >IVY\ \A..\11 HI HI'' I Ill,. •• ,.. Laguna Moulton Theater. __ ___ __ ---Bkr 642-3850 , """.,.,.' r iv-7'.AAI 1111't1' •-HSTSllETIWll•E --m-YOLll oc PMIOfm Arts c,,t, BRANO NEW unit 3BR. tl.UWllT&nl --tier. CM d1y 540-9352 1.,.IWllllT• REAL TOR~ Nice & clean 3BR 1' >BA ... s 100 gilt c:ert1liC8te, and garage, lrplc;, View. 325 JU 1~ """~ eva 648-0681 n; ' Duplea townhome w1111 Pegent of the Mast.,.. Matgueri1e. 581 .. .481 or " llM/•... l Sift OelRIOlt 2676 1300 llQ rt Front Otta Check ou1 the lantaatlC formal dln•ng lndry trplc 128A 2BA townhOUH, wel C o n I a e t o w n e r 1 213-596-4770 new DIET DISC program LSEIOPT Walk to beach yard garage. I bar frples in llv1ng rm & 71 41646-8522 WESTBAY APTS 11.-.... Latge rear dr1119~1n door Convenient, KonOmleel JBr 2Ba beach condo 2397 Elden Ave $1050 mslr bdrm. mlero. w/d ---Cute & ~ 28R 1BA reer $200 OFF MOVE-INll White Water Oen Fm1 Wll 1785 Whllh., St, Coate sale & private Call your 6su4n2d~7~9po20131 425-c6~r19g3a9r mo Curt 11631· t266 khups central air. 2 car HOUSE FOR RENT 4BA duplex. frplc. garage, Attractive Apia with ~ta Up to 1500 IQ fl. Mete 540-9352 Daya. Independent HERBALIFE 0 J I ga1 wtextra atorege All /3 IO AllSO Ave · Newpor1 nice arNI MSO/mo. v.... Entry ayat On lite Mgr 14&-oea 1 Evenlngl. d at lbut • NEWPORT SttORES llCI "' tlWllllll ITlallltenallce lllCl s 1895 ~ach s t.9soimo For in-Rentell 875-.4912 pool/ape B•autlfully No Peta. 301·9441. -t r Of JBR . den, 2 slory l11e-3BR 2 tBA 2 car garage I Sorry No pets 844-0509 fOfmauon cell 49T-B5~ Spec10.;a-2aA"ii.i'BA lan1f~~o ::~t-ln9. -----(llt)......u UST REIT l l lTS place 2 ca1 garage end unit Clean vaean1 OCEANFRONT 2BR 2BR LUii. Ull1 IWnhme C10M to beech e.che4or H2& Santi Anl HelgMI Schools I i:,129 000 Triple~ all large S329 000 $ lJOO mo Re/Mu Rltrs uppe1 completely lurn. Quiet 3BR home, 2BA. & lh<>Pt>fng. 1950/mo. 1 Bedroom MIS }684 . 3012 l BR 1BA w 1nd1V1dua1 Incl new carpet 642•9797 lovely' Garage w/d clo1e 10 beach ea tOO Se• Lane 14+-2e11 28drm 1"Be H20 lnlttuction yJrcs & enclosed go1age 0 Btien & Co 722-9730 S 1400/mo yrly 846-8724 S21001mO 675-5942 ' --2250 Vanguard 540•9628 Furn. Bachelor Apt m •Vlolln.Pleno lataOlll* $2260 mo income Greal ---------12BR · den AIC condo Ip -----------$800/mo lncld utll. pool, Prol Creative 20 Yrs EJtp ~t.1rte1 units w/easy OutofCounty pOOl pet oil lmmed avi LIMl&m.rau CostaMtsl 2624 BachelOf M 25 ~yd.d~OK.Avalltl/l °'l't'e' 2904 FREE INTRO LESSON financing Call p rty 1525 $1100 Paula 760-5000 110°WlTllYllW1 Furn hm • winier. 2Bdrm 1'.Ba S830 57..0 ~ I Call Kether'lne'a Conc;e<I LIZ & CHUCI< JONES rope · En1oy breathlaklng view & 673·'246 818-281-60$2 ·-a..'111* 181 E t8th St 842--0858 ------u much 11 Auoctel•. 831·8288 631·1266or 646-5743 Auction October 28th, ~-'~.A..V sunsets lrom this LIDO ISLE eh• -1--1 1111.. -WESTFIELD A~ South ColSt Metro ll~ Pismo Beach area KU',Flrtl\ I spacious 3BA 2 SBA rmng Large 28A 1 ~BA 2686 Oceanv1ew homes, eon-I I"\\ 'I ...,, "'fl' I' . Bluffs beauty Complete· clean 2BR 2BA w/lrplc;. townhouse. Lnd rm, Beauhluny Maintained EXTRA E ERV WEEK I dos. 101s. e1c Brochure . \ \\ . ~ l . '( 11 ty remodeled. Immediate patio. 2 car garage. etlO all b4Jll1-1n': new 2Bdrm 2Ba S820 *. 28' 2Ba. neer SC. Plaza. lor Ille rest of your ltle by' Broker 1·8001366·6068 I R£l\LTORC\ • occupancy poulble St600tmo VIiia Rentals ~r.,9t se2si mo ' 398 W Wllaon 831-5583 Balcony/patio, carport, owning your own Part· -• Children & .,.,, o k Shor1 675-4912 2011 THUAIN -I pool, tpa, weight rm time route of 30 vending LHIT 11Ptlsm TIWlllGME HR n~u or Ion~ t•rm IHU 111111 llL. irwliii TSL MOMT 132-2232 .. , I IULJ $800 Child ok 722-8011 ~=·~= y~"~ •• ~··!>;i '!!'0.---.. -.. ----•30""1"'"8 •• UITSlll Pa11,0 d 0001 qu,hlelt clean,., _!1S0 .. /m:_ Lg pier. SBA 6BA, m. In 8 NE LY O!C~ATEO Luge 1 BA Duplex! home '°"" lnv•t=I A p ~---·-3BR 2' rBA lg maater ga e mon ree ran --_, mo lse S7500 548·3258 28A wlgeraoe No pets Of ..... _ _._ cell u ..,..,""",._ A11a11 Su•te. End Unit bright & sd -7367 121-1• ,....... w/~·· ••lef pd. tmoker• Neer Newport:---I Oua11nec1 ' Educ:etMI airy 2 car allaclled gar-EASTSIOE 2&3BR 2',BA Dr.Jiii~ ~!V:tJ'.~~:re:~~ ,~~.,,:~:.~:. 1745 Blvd& 1911181 S595/mo.1Holtll,ao;; h 1s1 1 ..... JI..... ~~~5~~1c Agen· .ige pool & spa 1.H:ou=~=s~/:C:ondos====:l Conaos Frple lnd1y Ilk ~ .. / Etegant 3SR 2, BA slngle .... 1111 I _ , SEAAN CASHFASTS I ey · $215 000 Agt 650-1276 I• ups microwaves s-c.1 '\YITYY"'Yr • • 2.story lam'iiy ~ For-*...,_* •llA LAAt< MOTEL* With v•ndlng'• holl11t GENTLEMANwHI maintain --------•1.Gtt •• "'Wr •• at _____ 2_10.2.1 ~blerr partung St150&1 'Jt.w .. ..........,1 ~\II mal living rm WI.th fir• 11.-SM0&,.,_1785.fnd . -Witty renlllla now hell. Nrnlf Locelareaevaw l encl Improve 'I04ll prop· up * 646-4472 I REALTORS • piece. dining rm 1 temMy ~ • ...., 1 ..,. No peta. · • 1147.00 wk & up 22741 Me•. 1-I00-7• 1.osoo eny '" e•ChenOt for tow .UR Sc,f PENTRIDGE COVE • 2 bd 2BR 1 ,BA 2 story condo ---rm Cathedral Cellf'IOS. 2323 Elden. &41-7t54 ~ lf;(h 2§!0 ...,. 11\td, CM 146-7445 VENOtNOAOUT! local room rent W'IG tpec. to • 2 ba condo yrly Sl 195 unlurn 1n°E. ~ Coeta1 2 BLOCKS TO BEACH! complete yard fencing 2 -·--· LRO _..,. 1 --· Great caah Income wOfk on 11 It jet Mil boat SBA 3BA. 2-llOl'y home LIDO 1SLE . 2 bd Bay vus Mesa · $895/mo 1871 !~; ~:~ "°"~ g~.;,~1~· ear gatage lmrnedlete EM1..=-nA 1.,. eer encl .. ge;..;,_ A.! .!':!:· Roomm1t11 \lf1nttdl Room to 1'aw Wtll lrein prototype Hew car. ••· near 405 and 5$ Fwys yrly-$2.000 Tuston 650-77.a qu~111595 53&-1375 • occupancy S2.100/mo lrptc lrQ encl. 'yari Sleter/IMc:h MlOlmO 2724 1·800·72 .5300 perienQeandreferences mo1t1er-ln-law Quarters BAVFRONT . 5 bd dock •2BR 2BA llreplace,I I 714/661-~2 S1oo0tmo, • +MC 7141312-0825 3IRIQhmlnNplHt9.mll&'---• Arthl9. 774-18" ~:X,:pa~~:• !7~.~':'eup~ yrly • SS,SOO patto single garage, •WP•T •Tl W 2117 Orenge LI pref 1 blk from beh,I WHll ..... 11 stairs Separate Master B,EACO~.:A \2 ~ hse 275 Mesa 011\#9 .eC. CM I * * * * * 13BR 2·~BA w/d htlup Pf• Tll MGMT * •• ..,.. houM prtv wld, Cebte 2908 un .. BdrmFront&rearpatlo urnwt r . $99SCll11d0K722-8011 I OCEANVIW egeS1lOOl mo722-;177 m -tlUOf7t2•to12 ":.neat~·= S425.1 ~7~l 14-1%r9'Urnonl11• c:ootclng '°' SenlOr 2cargaragewtopener A Waftrfr ....... llH. ••Newport Height•• CITY LIGHTS ••••TUllD ... 11M.U P9t•MMnll57·1771 8etboa Pen. 3 IR, t BAI T'ruet Deedt a10000 to ClllHn In ••change IOI good v alue under IJl-l400, lll-llOO aiea. 3BR l'•BA. yard.I Clean, SJ>ectou. 2 •1Y l BA 1BA,CIOll •Olh0tle l -T*""9e 30· from OCfl., 1 1,000.000. Call Denl90fl toom & board and TV CAL~3~·mltr) garage. frple, S89&/mo I e .. cn elole 3 BR, 2 eA.: buM&. W. ecoept O.C. IMut. IQ. Inc wld, oer. Ateoo 4 ... 413& ~ room Smet! aaiaty. Flw No pets 6.42·5722 WALK TO ~~ 2 cat gar Comm PoOI HoutlnO. 1111/mo. IJp S4507mo 873-5705 I .,... NTlll••• daye •,,:Cell 111·2011 Money a111til tor hom•-•IUllRW* .JfM"lll 1enn11 S1450/mo: 22'71 MAPL.l A•Hlfm ..... Pen.oceenfrnl31A,I ••·• ..., owners• I have lmmed Lido Pllt'tc °''" 1BA 11A 840·0394, ua.4eae T8L MGMT 131-22$2 Im.. 2 IA Pllt'tclng Mutt 1111 SportlWHr tlut lneu I• •• CASH to bring your 1oan1 111 TownhouH apa'1· condo In sec:urity l:IUlkt· _ ~ 'iirMllMll '*"' .,... 31,. 211-.ow., """ ..._ cete.· IS50l mo + IMO' cat&IOQ a Whotelete hM Leeve Unuge or debta cuirent Call menta. 3 BA, 21,; BA, 2 1ng s1850/mo, utffl pd, NEWPORT TERAACI! f ---.... --i... No cair-_ W/D .;. ·-dep en.8133 JoM I found 1 void In an Bruce at 8A7-0644 car gar. w/d llkupa, pool.I Specious 2-.atory 3IA. °' ·---· ,...~ ~ -· __ . _ encwmoua mtfket. S..1 .H .. unt_ .• 11t.am ____ 104_...~ Wlhr DI at•-..&..•-.... spa. Many detuae fee. fM1 MJl•I.. 2VrBA lwnllme, e-t .. 1~ =~7' ,,._, ':.O. ~~50/mo COM ''M "" 1\41A1 equity perl~a). ta.000 ,.....,_. sSJO ... ~" _,. -lures S 1,250/mo. L .... 1 831-8790 ReMu ~Hrs pool, lndry. S 1 t2Stmo TIL MGMT IU·ml ........ f/p, P'tlo, lndry, mlntnMn 71 .. 780-1224 -· 2BA 2BA condo on the one now 67&-4tt2 a..r 1 MO NNft IM pool,lennil W&llltotldl.1---., ...... Teflflie &~~,,1001/f r.:~~b~:X:~are~: ~3!=·r~'•B LUFFS 3 BR 21A S=E:.:.::. !:.':. ~~=-... ~ .... = -7 ,. ... ~~:.t:~"°' &Ji~ 2914' '"*!°Af~l•t::.c IOI, •·AA. 3BA home 1900/mo 71 415'8-4107 Strfftl (acrOH from' TownflOuM New eond mtnt/Cll" ._.,. Oetect ""'· 772-4tM Avl now ~-· WfiliM ,.,.. ::r ,~ms . I ~ .. Agents $321< wl pe>ol, 19e, oflle1al peel-Poll Office) No Pett St,00/mo ' ..... --· le 12 .,... ... "'"',_ We tlUy & Culton. ler¥lcle UtK die tennl• court Flrepll. --mll!'~"""!"'-lmlll!!"'"'!'•IOPEN DAILY TIL 8 PM • 393-t7Mor844·22,.. ~mun1• .. fc:'00 -.J~•7• ept, '"' "8te.lr:!"'.!!1 w'•1T 1 WTDI lroller IAM·IPMlt•Otllco.t 880 area. RV &Cc.Mg IMboa llllnd 2106 For Info 5-48-7001 : ,,.,.... I oer .. nr. ,, ~ ...... Small petlo •• ,.,.. COWUNfTY c..:: ... .--. /0 * M-0112 * meture produong cl1rus . * -·-* 11pedout 4lfll 3•..iaA Ill Slit/Me I H·IO I , IM l9A •'Ill 1'"111 '°°' ti, qw6eC , ,......, H-~~:r~ • ,, ... [My pay'""" I 3 '"· 31-t IA.' 1tory hM •Cteen ~ concto. 2llt 2 8A 2'' IA pool ...-.' bonutlcMn/tem tms. ,~ .,.,. ........ ,,., .... pet. INl/mo. 144-1131 ••• .,,. .... TDel/ ~ h Lg lam rm/kltch, Yrty 1tJ&. new~pt, kltdt, • • • .rra: ,._,..,. ""°'°"' -10, yP. No ... .,.. 1111111•1 only ••19• IO o•c AYllll now Quiet street I d/w .,.eio I, llf .... dble gerege Ml"Y •·! ••. pool1""'*, ......... , ..... , _. ... ""' .... ,,,.. Al u..."°' "°""""" '° Nol*WIY Ctlo.nteon I ----· ON&~OF-A·KIN I cioM to $outh Say' St2S NO • S ~-I r a 1 f S 1, l.O 0 I mo·! decorated 12400/lftO. .,_.., ,.._ I ... ...... NL ..,_ 19111 1P1 1tepe Aeeto. -...U. NOW! c..ucr.l~ONES 8'75 4822 /.GI. 873.-191, 722-7311 I l40-1327 720-71U/dll ............ Oil ... ,.., ~·__,.1:1. 1 1'30 "°"' .. 110 ""' • 1 ,.,,, ,..... ....... fCt *BIO 28A 2"'8A ~ 38A 2BA f\'ptc 1 ..-to' •l•LD!!'fLI ...,,...,Cll .... t"7 *lill.ll1'11 ... 11W311. • ~ MTI• 1 tampof•~ or .... to 83 ,. , ..... 146-5743 ADORA.IL( 2BR HA on Blutt. Huge fnc;d yerd., bdl Reino wid .... ''""" 91 '* L ..... ' * ".-~ " j"' Yr Loan '"""" !ft. t::" Htlgnmen1.1 nou... turn 2 peuoa.. F'rl)IC. ••Ir .. Otll gar encl • ,. ,..,,. a ""Y . IOI...._ I I:·•· Ne • , 11. + W ...-. "-•,..now 1 ... ,.....,... 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B:::-="..': 'fr..':':'!=?~ WM~'\ ·~f .\, I 'H " • I COWCTOIS Earn $300-$500 per wffl( Reading Bootcs a1 hOme CaU 1-6 15.-.73.70 0 E11t. B-249 11•w. "'"' Phones, good with numbers, computer knowledge, driver'• lie req'd PIT working into Fil A,ppty Sharp Marine lnduatrlea, Inc II MecGregor't , 1631 Ptecenlle. c M Gel' Ollle41tSec:ty IOnPl .. /llEIP Bright high .,,.,gy ~ Meded IOf n9W ecc:ounta PC>llllon "'6AM-12 Noon Mon-Frt "'3004500 per week "'Peid Training .... Fun Cott• Meta omc. n•HI 1111 •muST For buay Hunt 8ci'1 aaton 98().2480 Of MO-7121 ... , .......... Earn up to M000 S* mo. Clll(714)141·7121 ••iTiil_.,. c.,.., oPPtY w• train. (21~>4)t.7407 •LlllL ""'* Newpot1 IMctl. tote prllQ- tltloner .... minimum 3 yr• "' ... '*' •"'**ICt Knowt111ge of Word ,.,. *' I 0 a MUIC. non-am o ll er Salary •.0001mo 10· .. .,,. A• ...... 720..otao NO AOINCllS Plf.AS By SYDNEY OMARA M..Uy,Oct.U Reder M•c.ae: I am 1 Pi.ICCS with a Ltbn boyfntnd whOK amb1· tlon It to play baJtball 1n Ult Major 1ea&ucs -ri&ht now he is io colJefc and do you tlunk he has a future and do I havt a future with bim? R.....-More Major lt:qucn ere born under Libra. your refa. tionlh p will foundtr for a time and then natu i~lf. ~March 21-April 19): Task con11 onerous will fioalf)' bt compkled. Focus on cmp&oymtftt.. commun1cauon from ckptncknt wbo capremid desire to visit. VOW' own plant Nlt out such a po11ibdity. upend your horizons. TAUllUI (Apnl 20-May 20): Vou'IJ bt uk1na. "Aml in love or in lutt?" Focus on c:rativity, ch.alknft, d1teovery, trip involv1na relative. Green hJht t1ubcs fOr 1ndtptndcncc. MW pro~ Leo will play tn.;or role. ODllNl (May 21.Junc 20): In· tuitivc mtcllect woda overtime. Fot. low lhroup on hunch. Focus on tCCUrity, P'OPtf1y, durabk toodL Cancer, AQl'lnut penon1 beconw 1t.1unch aJlb. Senw or ditt'C'tlOft will be rettOted. 't UBM (Scpt. ll-Oct. 11): FurrutUtt 11 moved. new look fca· tu~ at bome. You'll leave domictle for &hon period. Domallc adjust- ment featured, 1t1cntton revolves around mant&J si.tu$.. Taurus, anothet' Libn fi1ure promtntntly. SCOR.PIO (Ocl 23-Nov. 21 ): Nothina baltwly -hOt or cold, no in-between. Virao nauvc helpe makt some of your fondtst aspira1lon1 become reahtics. Muc-b po1111vc 1f you hold off on dccmon retauna to credit. IAGmAIUUS (Nov. 22-Dcc. 21): focus on pown. authonty, respotU1· bdity, pus1on. You'll Ft promouon but .. catdl 22'" could be 1nvol'ftd. Atttntion rnolvts around deadbne. A«ept challcnlle. You'll t rnaJIC vte- torious bands down• CAPIUCORN (Dcc. 22-Jan. 19). Lona d.11~ com.muniauion re- latts to duplay. distnbutton. tn~l. added rtocotn1tJon. You'll be rid of burdtn you should not havt beta carrytna 1n first~. 0tuemj,..1e vital information. By PATRIC WALKA M..UJ, Oct. II AIUD(Mare:h 21·April 20): Total- ly unupccltd events and dtvclo~ menu now force you to rethink and rcorpn1tt so many upcctS or your life. Howcvtr. in spite of rettnt upsets and conn1cu. .. you must t Vtntu11ly 10 Wbert you tftoW fO\IJ' happ1ntst. fulfillnwnt and destiny ht. TAURUS (Apnl 21-May 21): It'• strantc how httlt It takes to UPICl you. Howtver, thttt realty 11 M> reason for tou to bt downcast jlltl bttauw a plan or PfOPolll now bat to be strtamluK•d or revalfld or, alternat1vcly, beclt* I lollt-dme • IOt"111c now provts tO be ~ i.11 vc and unroopcrati ve. ODONI (May 22-Junt 21): Tbtft art a coupk or challtnlint llPfCt1 loom1na. but 1n.suffiot.nt to cllmpm )Our tnthuswm and aid«. How- t Vff, t~ ~II t"OIK I motneftl whtn you will have to P9Y the ,._ 1f you ~_tanut to c•H t9't tuM. 'CANCD (June 22.Jut~~ Now you nttd 10 catd\ 10'lf ead rttovtr from all the ........ Ind untaptttcd 11tu11k>ns wtlidi "8ve devcloptd ovtr tht put .._, lft09M Also, acttpt that ckMlatic dtf· ftculdn or erno11onal nmas hevt to be tkcd htad-on m loftl. LEO (July 24-A14 13): Tfitt IUY weU be a tlnw of unc:icn.1nty Hd e~ n•ranttmC""11 ha\ thoet Wtlo ha't c1tha bttn doee Of Wtlo a.aw p&a~ a mtJor role ln JOUt ta•. lut you mott tllan "'°" ....... bow mat 11me aloec can ..., c..- ttftOltOMI UP'f\1 or rifta Oft die _. "'°"'· YlllOO (Aut. 24-S.,.. U): AlthcMilb ~t ..... .._ ol .. ...,.,.,., i.:l ol ..... ., • u. °" dw ..,, ol .. ,,., Jo. OftC9 hdd deer. ~ .._,.. now bl fW IOO pmimapied ~-..... IM aatilll P"CIJ9C'll IO ... --.. ~ """'Of..-. LmA cs.. 24-0a. !» fllow ,.. .................... ,.. _ _., _111•11 ....... . COrM ou~. mtncuna and 1 nuitantt. For many ubnn subjccu. th11 wiU alto be a Umt •htn a compldt d\anee or duutton •t work lcacb to pater sat15factton ind un· told rewards. ll()()ILp1() (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You arc 1ull not sc111n1 all tht suppon. cooptntion and tnCO\traacmtnt you Med. lttt.£.o!:r you ll'C usina Ult wroaa • and tllt"tl~. and l11u1na u t matums w~ )'Ou lhould be swilll1t Oft '1w ct.ann and fbtttr· lnt othcn' .... IAOmUJUl (Nov B ·Dtt 21) A finaJ "'tlerMnt of somt ktnd now hel CO be dJtcu~ Hd aarttd How. tvtt, you must cont1nut to arm ~twlr W1th all ~i.u"e facu or anfonftauoa, en4 not 1m .. nc that auooattt ba"'t tlthtt )Our brand of tn...-ny or your bffi 1nternu at '*"" c..U'UCOIUll ([)coc :12-Jan 20) OMohhc mOtC 5'1ntficant fKton 1n )'OW tolaf ct.an lhll Oct*' IS lht ~ o( Mal"l tn Oem1n1. for 11 bas yO¥ to 19ttk out on both lntnttty 1Jtt10M1 aftd prokss1onal i.... rather than~ too much about CICkn' ran1on1 or optnt0ns Ml')~ (Jan. ll·Fd> 1q~ Don' oompiatll that yo. M ve httk time fbr pliruurc « to f'onn ntw tmodoul ttn and an.Omen" t~ dayi. TIM k'Oent " and mutt be on your loftt·tmn P'OJ«ti. and••)"• to llvt yo. tM kind ot _...rhy and ~ 90 delpmtel)' nttd. (Ftb. l().March~O Sa••·~ .. ,... . ltCdM Md dltpOltd Ol 11 no--1kcly •~radwro~w J'OW aaA\. WW, ii 109 hofta41y ....... JOU ha~.._ flat, tbtn •"iJii;!;• dd .. 1ftt0 •n~ .. ~ ....... llDAY •TODAY: TW ...... ,.,.a"' d anpy °' ..... ---ICMfllHf Mt ftOl MftW ..... , ...,..._. or tiii'fttd 11p =Hestwr. )'08 tltoukl be .... .. JI* --..... to _. .... 811 ._ • eca .......... DUI IFtllud• ,.,. llma. AKC Sprtnoer PuPt>iet titter• 1va1r e M<1. 1100 & 1175 714124J.8350 PANASOMC ...,_, Mt, X-Y Mactllnltt Micro- scope, 490 Coat• ...... St S4a-tl32 SELL HIMALAYAN KITTEN CF e mo. female. Seal pt v lull fur. tta1 face .4.ff lhot• S75 Paula 640-7704 Q.l-Both \"\.llntrablt, as South you hold· • KQI076 • '7 • Al4 • All'5 The bid.din& ha.s. proceeded. SotlU. Wat . °"It f.ast I+ ,.._ l • r- 1 Whal do you bid no111"' A.-ln li~t of partner's rtspontt, you havt enouah for 1 "h11h ~· vcrw" of thrtt clubs. Switch your rcd-su11 holdings 11ound. howtver. and wt would stltlt for tht sllahtly conservativt btd of two spades-bt wary of po iblt misfits. Q.4-Both vulnerable, as South you hold: Q.6-East-West vulnerablt, as South you hold: +AQI •ues t llQ ... •13 The b1ddut1 has proceeded_:_ Soetlil West N_. U.. ......... , .. What do you btd now'! A.-Thcn's no perfect ll'bid. You havt a balanctd band witb a fivt - card minor and only three-c:ard sup- port for partntr's suit. To rebid two diamonds would promise a 5iJt-card suit, and you don't want to bid no trump with a weak doubleton in an unbid suit That leaves only a raise to two beans, wh.ich as our cl~ chotct. _TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 tmpr ... &WtG¥9Wd m 10 Cr-owdt I 4 Siik t held IS Memo 1& t>eked "' 17 Grownup 111 Auto p.n 20 Hoty City 21 Sllff• 22 Lubf'lcated 23 Locked up 25 PY-Ide membef 27 lnMCI gt"OUO 30 o..rt• 31 C-aboul 32 Posis 33 St ani.y 0t OaVll - 36 Army gt 37 l9n0ttl untl 8t1I 38 Bar• 39 -t>IOf10e 40Ment~ •!'Gamut 42 Holn ... Pteuanlry IS Eno.a 47 8'9ez• ... ~ Ill Lal>9I 50P....o 54 Unllfl'llted 57 Song 2 3 14 20 51 Rlemertt S9 Jene eo o.a .. 61 o.fecit 62 Bow 13 Oogtloht DOWN 1 She> I mart 2 Hoopla 3 A l!yptlC 4 Aoed l'Mftiflf 5 MairljUan• •eno ·e 1n bed .neoe 7 Wa1flf "<* I EM PNf t PToftl 10 Hautal I 1 MWl)'-COlored 12T~ 13 O.me It 1(1S*n9 Poe'" 21 Some 2• CftelNc:al ""91• 25 Scottlllh VlP 2t lMld body 27 !)Mr "· 21 °'*'Y ~ 21 ~ en-.rt~I 30 Oleuta 32 o..llOUI 34 Yen 'I"**'"' •II 37 AllldWCI 5 38 ,.,.,,, uMd In waler a g magoc 49 See bifO •O Sma• ... ooo • I Cotl\oeled S I USSR- '3 l(ltehen IOOI 52 Smellet .. lmpo9W!O "Eleleon •S Ethlblt1 S5a.. 46 Subject 47 Walled 541 ~anl thr0U9h 57 -lau6e 7 • 11 12 13 \. y "I •• e ~ IC T YOU CAN FIND IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ! DalyPilat ) 642-5678 ~~&ll·-·----.... Tile btggnt megapl'IOM in town 11 an ad In c;lau111ee1 Try1tand ... UPTO '600 PER MONTH * 110 COWCTIOIS * Early morning motor routes available. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance CALL 642-4333 HmmNGTON BEACH, COSTA MISA, NEWPORT BEACH, FOUNTAIN VAU.EY, IBVINE & LAGUNA BF.ACH r"I" EJ $2.44 per day That's ALL you pay for 4 llnes, 30 day minimum In the SERVICE DIR£ClORY For mo<e lnlormatlOn CALL TOOAYll ISi FllUIS Your S«vloe OlrettOfY RepreeentatMt 142-021 -w WI L~L -Dai---IJ Pi-.• -.. ~·-bt.11• - SE LL INibEPEN°DEN¥ ¥~ u R ORANGE COAST \,,J WEEKLY ~Ab. GUARANTEE! " It We will sell your car. If after 3 weeks • tn your car isn't sold, we will run your ad for free r NO STRINGS ATTACHED. Just call us to renew your ad . Run 10 words for 3 WHks at $18.50, 55e each addftlonal WOid. Must be pr•pald. A word oons11tu1 .. anything th• haa • apace between it. For Individuals only ·-------------------------------r I• NAMl---------------------PHONB_· ________________ __ I ADDUll CITY __ ___,;;..... __ .....;..._.._ _____ ......,. ...... II STAR CHECk •----AMOUNT ENCL MASTlaCUDNllAt __ _.._.........,,.-.... __ ..._ ___ ..._ EXPOlATION DATE __......_.,,..-......;· MllMC• I ' ..... ..... , .... ..... ..... 1211 1MI 1 8eectl Blvd HUNTINGTON BEACH Ml-1111 "11 I T 1' .• , . tnterlof ptat• ~tdllng. W-'A textUf• I drywaM llnl.nlng. FrM •t. , ......... WE gals and hang toget Total Interior RemodeP Service ADVICE TO TH CRAZY 633· 7172 El'IPUlftllll Restuc:cos.. P~tebeS. Textures, Ceilings Int/Ext FrM est 963~ 18 No room left In the ...... forthe..rt Actlllte I > ' • r ' t l • r ' . . I ' ( r • ) r • .. I y 'I 1 • . It . .. e I . -she's just a cartoon, Jeffy. REAL mermaids can't talk." CHARLES, l1M COMING OVER TO SEE VOO .. by Brad Anderson 880& "Marmaduke. you would be the perfect dog If you were Just a little better at math." 00tl1 falhEr ll<X.>R &WE.ATER , NANCY J:~\IMI' '°Ml, . A~'IOO C~f'\ SEE, CM~E~, ADAll IT 6 £15 AWfU~L~ W l~D~ UP HERE J by a.tee M. Schulz YES, AND PLEASE STOP SAVIM6. •Me ~' by Jeff MaeNelly DSRNIS by Hank Ketchum TDIBNACE by Alex Graham • ThoM. old _,..i.e.. I clothH t:J ~an~~ l ditgniu. I { •GINA lS NOR£.~ JUST A G\ RL .. SHE'S A Slt()RTSrOP.1" by Jerry Scott aoes 18 ROBB .. IN TMt ATflC, Cl.EM f«JNO ~1' ~"'~ iAA'f l'M. A. ~IGN f:JN?