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-BY HANK KETCHAM
GIMME81CK
MVTHIRTY·
IWOCEMlS!
0.. ... R'.)R~ BE~IES. •. AND 04\"'5
IF IT'S OKAY WITH YOU, I 'LL
COME eACK TOMORROW
MORNING/ IT'S A VERY
tMPORTANT LETTli,_
I WONDeR W.,_.Y THEY RAD
TO HOSPITALIZE HER ? IF
THE INJURIES AREN'i
SERIOUS, THEY USUALLY.
PATiCH THEM UP IN P!MEAGENC~ AND
S&NO THEM
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KEPT A~~E A()JPI.;
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E-GGS!
FROM THESE
BURGLARS ...
WITH ONLY THIS
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FOR BETTER OR FOR WORSE
1'1u vJ 10 \HE:::. Hl>U K
WHE:N WE MUSI SAY G<XOO~ 8CX>N t' U.. Be SAILit't;. .
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BY LYNN JOHNSTON
WHEN~NNV~ ~INQ. ~PtGAIN,
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CIFTHE ONE.3
WHO CAME
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CAN YOU TAUST YOUA EYES? There .. 91 1Nst 111 <if*·
fnC* In dfewlng dMaila befWMI I top #ld boftom panel& ~
quQ.fV c.n you find them? c~ ·~ with thOM betow
l et us "lflPOM the1 the
'>ldlemenl If I retire al
1 o p m I alweys sleep
well 1s correct Then
which one of the follow
ng sta1ements is also
'19Cessanly true?
1. tt I retire befOJe 1 O
pm .• I nevet sleep wefl
2. If I mire after 10
p.m .• I MVet .a..p wefl.
J . I never atMp ..... "
I "9W not retired 9t 10
p.m.
4. " I do not .....,
welt, I "9W not retl'9d
•t 10 p.rn.
Remember you are
tsked IO pidc JUSI one of _.___ __ __;_..-......~-~----'~---'
JMO! SI Witt 9 ~ • ~ S ~WI 11 MOU ' 1ne .....,,_,.. LOHO SHOT! See If Y°" ~ t11 .oft ftt"lt try ~ one of tour
leH t oeuedO II .._,. ( ~ • 110CNJUn-i l *'°"' • u8is I .0. 19'9tll(I
W(lnduin~ a.rou.nd.,~ not. .
kMW~nQ wh~ck UK,\,y t:o turn.
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t ON • IOOQ ~ poulble p.tha &.-.. the bel lo the nM M top right
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l: MA.Y EVER GET OUT.
IT'S JU~T LtKE A
OREAOFUL N\GHTM~RE .' -. .
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I UJQ.5 c.h.CU>Ln.g thL~ r-o.bbi.t.
followed. it undeY-gro~n.d an.d
now I'm lo~t in th.~~ mazt.
of bu.rrows .
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OUTLAND BY BERKELEY BREATHED
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WHO"S
Ill V ft U
Q 011 towr, d«S M11Jon114
twr fly on commtrri41 oirlina?
-c...... Cllclultl
"Not unless she changes jobs
and becomes a sttWUdcss."
jokes Madonna's publicist, Liz
Rosenberg. The 32-year~ld
singcr-aarea and all..arou.nd
pop e~ leases a plane for
h.enelf. her band and her danc-
cn. You might spot Madoo-
na's teehniciam on commer-
cial .flights; her cmounge is
too brgc for the private cnft.
Q Who's in clwrgt of tlu
1990 urut4.S? w~ lu '"sht
tl«uJ to tlu position ?
..... u...n. ftAd&. Fla
Ba.rbaa Everitt Bryant was ~
pointed by President Bush io
direct the U.S. Cemus Bureau.
Bryant. 64, the 6nt woman in
the job, gained gmanmmt
experience by heading re-
teareh projects for the Fon!.
Canu and Ragan adminism-
tiom, including a l 979 project
on world hunger. Although
more than 6,500 local govcm-
mcna have challenged the re-
sults of the '90 count. the bu-
reau says it was as accurate as
possible. And some stat.es were
more coopcnr:iYC than ocb.en..
Bryant ba.t a home in Ann Ar-
bor, Mich., with ha husband
of 41 yean. J oh.n. but she lives
mainly in Washington. D.C.
The bwe.au is in Suitlaod. Md.
Q Sutm-Bri411 &it4M onJ
Kot4riM Witt pcfonn so
ro"'411tiCJ1lly 011 tlu ict. D«s
this rom11rtet lingtr off tlu iu?
0.-s.a. s.tl it-.,. ~
Though rumors abound. Witt
insists she and Boitano are no<
a romantic team. Boitano, 27,
and Witt. ~. will woik their
magic on the Nov. ~ special
SY"'plwny of Sports on NBC.
Q Wlrtft tht "E11trgi.ur
R.obbit" irtttrrwpts TV
co,,.mtrcillls for othtr proJwct.s,
who pays for tht spots?
M TWltol. Ellt ...._, _.
All the commercials ~ paid
for by Eveueady, tbe maker of
Energizer batteries. The 6cti-
tious .. interrupted" ads mimic
real spots. One exception:
Tiat re.ally is a commerci.a1 for
Purina Cat Chow. No maatt
who picks up that bill: Ralston
Purina of St. Louis owru both
Evcrready and Purina.
Q How Jo Milrhail Gorba-
cluv anJ tJu rut of tht Sov1tt
Union pro110wnct "Moscow"'
0.. Etitboll. Alt.a. Clltl
To Russian speaken, l~e Gor-
bachev, the Soviet capital LS
"MOHS-kvab" (styled
.. MOCKBA" in Cyrillic let-
ten). But more than l 00 lan-
guages arc spoken in the in-
credibly divcnc SoVlct Uruon.
Q Sinct Fox cortetltd "21
)""'P Strttt" and "Boolur,"
will wt stt johnny Dtpp or
RiclurJ Gritco "' otlm 1ma' '"" "'-· °" .._
No, but you ·u sec them m the-
aien. ~· 27. bas signed a
muhi-moVle deal wuh 20th
Century Fox; he shows up at
Chri.sanastime in E.JWdrtl Scu-
sorlwuls, co-swring hu t 9-1 year-old ha.nett, Winona Ry-
~ dcr. Grieco, 25, is making an
I action-adventure-comedy, If I Loolts Cot.IJ Kill. New cpi-
IOdes of 21 Jw"'P Stmt., minw
heartthrob Depp. att being
produoed for syndication.
Afril 1'44, N•1lts. lul1: 1" N.a. ,.._, II/ U..S. ..,.., aWift.
lk rarntJ TuMf-AU.. f"",..,..., Ip bl)
Q I'm CU rlOUl abowt tltt blaclt Wor/J w., "rmdt Sf'"4ron, tltt
Tuslugtt Amntn. Wtrt thq stzrft'td ftpt wlalta? Wh.1 u tlu
ptrctncagt of bla<lr p1/ot.J in toJays irtltf'•ld •rM Jona?
~ ..... MMtwf, Cllll
Blaclc.s, men and women. make up about 2..2 pcra::nt of all the
USA's mihwy fhen today, and 10CDC 21~ o( toea1 military per-
sonnel. (Ovcnll, the USA is about 12 paa:nr bbct.) Scria rxU.I
segregation was the rule during World Warn. a1 bc£orc. so tht
p1onett black rruliwy avwon were mined in an ilolaeed complex
at the: black Twkcgce lmtitutc in .Alabama. The 450 Tuskegee
pilots fought under the command oi Col. Bn9un"' O . Davis Jr.,
who luer bcame the U.S. Air Force's 6m black lieutt=nanr gener-
al Chvis' mtn. nicknamc4 "the Black Redail Angels" by die
white U.S. bomber Cl'C'W1 they pc+Aeclcd. ~bring about the
mtepnon of the Air Force m 1949. Next1('0DI. me rtory of the
T uskegcc Aumen will be made inio a mafte. RM T.Jls. Gcocgc
Lua.s (S111r Wan, A""1W11 Gri#a) will be~ producer.
Happy Birthday to •..
Nov. 11
Dana Moort, 28
Kun Vonnegut, 68
Nov 11
N)dl) Comanec1, 29
NeJI Young, 4S
Harry Blackmun, 82
NOii JJ
Whoop1 Goldberi. 41
Garry M.anhall. S6
Ridard Mulh11n. 58
Nw JS
Sun W1Cft'lt0a, SO
Ed Asnn, 61
Howud Baker, 65
New 16
M.nlu Plimpnm. 20
L1.n BoDC'C, 23
Dwaahc Goockn. l6
Zuu Cvritoft, "r1
Nw. 17 ....
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DaMy DeV1to, 46
Laurm Huttoe, 47
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Thank goodne88 the
ob&eseive '80& are
over. The diet-bitten
are converting to ice
cream, pizza and
8teak. Not _great glob8
of it, but ta8teful
mouthful8. The '901,
after all, are about
healthful pleasure8.
W H EN I T C 0 ME S to eating
in the '90s, a little sinning is in again.
Diet rebels have bad it with the broiled.
the beige and the bland.
How could people possibly have
gone on nibbling on plates of cofu and
oat bnn and brown rioe and broilod
fish, waslied dowµ with ~ bot-
tled ~ They couldn't. So. maay
c:ntWbile Puritam are backing off from
'80s food It.an and fads. with all the
miod-nun#ng -and wee bud-<lull-
ing -dcbaia about 6bet and choles.-
ta0l and good and bad f.tt.
In the '90s. .. fat" remains a ditty
word, b.u ddiw are boixmg
ch.cir of n~ ice aeam -Of~~yogmt
oooes -with a ftDgeaDCe.
Just ask ltaJ Rtae. a ~-old
groocry cltft from N•nria>ke, Pa. She
UICd CJO pounce Oil C'laJ crumb oi m>-
aUioo DCW1 and cried a cben cliea.
from an all.fruic plan eo a clilUaom
caody-blr tegimm * thoaght up ha-'
self. Nutri/Syatem. Slim-Fut. She
..tiilded her 5-fOocA fame ID a Ue 7.
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Now she lw had it with denial and
forbidden foods.
"The way I look at it is: lf J am
hungry for a piece of meat. I will luve
it." says Rec1e, who now a.11.s herself a
••very atmctive" me 11. "It used to be:
'I an 't have that; 1 don't rouc.b tha'
But I've mellowed out."
She's more relaxed about what she
eaa, soil luniting fat and salt but wel-
coming an occasional pizza and a week-
ly dish of ice cream.
Reese isn't the only diet dropout
these days. A growmg number of chefs.
rcstaunr:cun and numoon.ists share the
feding dw the good-fuodlbad-food
crucs of the '80s went coo fu. They're
callmg for bah.nee lD; the kitchen and
'If I want ice cream, I will have it , ' says Kay Reese, 40, of Nanticoke, Pa.
'Life is too tense and too high-strung
to take away everything you want. '
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'We do eat red meat occasionally,'
says 5-f oot:;.8, 118-pound model Lisa
Parker. 'It's the leanest cut .... I
don't feel guilty when I have it. '
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a Califumian who follows college
cbal.l and rooa for the Ua..A
:aim apimt me best ol cbe East. I
I imprmed by your article 00 Lou
1lcs (i'Counr on me," Sept. 21-23).
Not only wu it infociDMPc, it abo
a good job oi pua:ing m:imde in
. with e-reryday life. The I:j the Notre Dame Fighting
h can counr on me now dw
y'vc got a OC'W &n in California)
Gil.BERT BATTUNC
Uraiote City, c.Jif
ind fW tredttloft?
ur mpomc to the ~ who
ed about &mous men who wear
rings {Who's News. Sept. 14-16),
D need o( tome bdp.
Mrian-Americ:an mm haw been
aring calrinp for years. The mcs-
c WU: .. 1 know wbo (am. and rm
iud o( it." Mm and eanings are a
t of many culcma a.ad are not
awily only for dlOIC who ~
ldy, PY or into rock 'n' roll.
RON WALLACE u.-.a. Aliclt.
ilics made to pall up sa.ka and move
had a terious impact on chem. Bot
supping down from a $300,000
abOdc to one in cbe area of S 100,000?
A home that allt C'ft:D S 100,000
would make many people envious.
In the fmu«, cOUld .fre ba'fC an ar-
ticle on how John Doe. UAW eoi-
ployee. and Jane Doc. dak typUt,
oould poll off such a DlOft and main-
t3in a Clecmt standard of living? That
would be a m wonh pcntring
RlCHAll.D om.DRESS
L.-iwillt
.. So long. big city, .. which indudcd
"IC.cllys" Island. OlUo, made me vay
homesick., beca. I F" up there.
But it's spelled '1C.d1eyi."
BARBARA DONNELLY RMlf-', 111.
EJitor's nolE: You'~ riglsL
Crude contelt
What a ~ idea: a
contest to have people compuc
rhemtclft:I with cdtrisioo'1 most
cloddish family, the Simpsons
(What's Next. Sept. 14-16).
This a1or.ibcabon of crudity. rude-
ness, d-indulgenc%, vulgarity and
ipoomc:e goes against a1JDOlt e<rcry-
th.1.ng molt of us haft 'been caught.
How about a oonrar in which
readers coaJd n:amine their families
fur mani&-:uions of lO'J'C, aring.
cboughcfu1nca. ambition and wbat-
C"f'er else it takes to ac.hine a ltabJc,
healthy &mily life?
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Fast steak, with a few beefs
This month, as part of our
series of family-restaurant
rtviews, tht Conntll family of
California chtcks out a
popular chain of steakhouses
TH~ COMBINATION OP STEAlt,_pocatoesand
salad is a aowd-pleascr and ooe that the big steak.house chains
ha~ grown &t on. So bow docs the food at Golden Coml, onr
of the most popubr clWns. scack. up? Our funily of 6ve visited
two loc:atiom. in Aubu.m and Rotmlle, Calif., co 6.nd out.
The upside The priciest meal for our funily checked in at
under s..s. bc-fcnges indodecl. And for the dessert bar ~
ly. children att likdy co love the GoJden Coml.
The dowmide: The cues of meat are gencnlly chin and oa:a-
sionally cough. ooc a puticu1arty good omen £or a ICIClkhomc.
But with a wonderful salackppetizcr bar that feicures 60
itenu. a bak.ed-pcoa> bar that iodUdcs t::tr:np, the de.rt
bar and highly rcuomble pric.cs. funilin do much worse.
Eottccs n.nge &om a low of S-4.39~ choppcd-sii:loi din-
ner) to a maximum of S8.69 CbflC llelk), and usually
there are 6ve daily specials at !Unch and one It dinner. Unlimit-
ed visits co the huge Wad bar arc S2.39 per paS>O with dinner,
SS.69, a la cam. A oombination order of salad and~
bar is SS.99, and the dessert bar. i la cane. is St.69.
Meous att offered for childttn 12 and younger and tenioo
(60 and older), though the kids' offerings arc limited· a com dog,
chopped sirloin or chic~cn fillets for S2.09. The c.hildren's salad
bar is $3.19, whether or not dinner is ordered. But in m age
when cveryo~ and his mother is tcning chicken scripl or 6J.ku.
our children rated the Golden Coml's among the best.
The shrimp and country-fried cod are adeqmlie. E~
loved the deep-fried sbnmp.
and at SS.99 it's a bargain.
Bctt.cr go for the doubk orda
tf you' re the huogry son.
hoWCYer; it's onJy $2 more.
Most dmen come for the
steaks. But fun, a wutUD.g:
GOL D E~ CO RRAL
Err on the Sldc of rattDCS$
when ordcnng. We found
t4at. if WC wanted medium,
~ oced.cd to ask for medi-
um-rare, and so on. Bcamc
the cuts of meat 1tC so thin. 464 ™' ua bl ff --.
and somewhat -"-'y. .L~ ~ te ClOMI. a.-di ad r,11.>... UK.7 clla.iMr ....... ewrrt t•·
cook much more quickly. d.k:l.a ...t dirimp aJ.o
The ma.in menu offcn rwo o&rend. wi.. ...t a..-; al.d,
sizes of ri~. a filct mi-poCMO ...t -.... t.n.
gnon (the qualiry of th.iJ cut fficldmn rn.11.we.
may be c:bt wont), a th..tc.k<Ut Sn.ion' sp«Mls. O IJJmi 'J
sirloin club (a good choia), ''"Mff .&..,, 11 '9. MAJOr crtJ11
suloin ops and four nus of mJ.s «cqttL
url0tn steaks. A sleeper is c:bt
shisb ktbob, tmdtt moncls of sirloin rip that. cnupkd Wltb the
salad bar, should gM most dincn their 6JJ for jusc S5.99.
The salad bar is delectable. Vegcablcs WCTe fresh on boch of
our vwu, and the hOUK dressings were all right; r:bc ranch wu
cspcc_ially good. We1gbt-watcbcn will appreciate tM many cbct
drcsst.np. Thrtt toups were ofl'ued wben we Tisi~ dam
chowder (passable dk fu1C rime, then Tile and ~.&wn).
~~le and ch.den noodk (which the kids p~ high marks).
Appctu.cn at c:bt sabd bar include chick.en wings (cmdct.
Wt)' and noc spicy), deep-fried zocchini (good at ooe location,
m~y a.t the ochc:r> and okra. potato skim and mini blCm. The
rruru ~ wett big hits with the children and .du.la alik~ tht
only problem was rhat it'• twd to cnm all * ingrcdiena (~.
beans.. cheae, shredded lettuce, onions) into * ciny sbtlls.
Chic.ken, surprisingly, is one o( the bat all-vound bcu. Tht
chic.k~n fillet .~r, at SS.29, feamra llmder, mildly spacy 61-
lct:s With a CUTyak.i aaua. The chicken bram. coo. are tender. in
either ceriyW « I~ ltyla.. OMT>bUwrim dinnen of chicken
and sta.k OC' shrimp and llak nDF &om $6.99 to $7.69.
The de.rt ban M boch IOCll"..,,.. were ~ .cc
cam. three puddinp, two &uit ootiblen and ftliout coppings.
On boch our visUs. we mc:ouneaed frimd1y terrice and pbin
but clean dining rooms that wwwtiwa were aoay. (Tb's un-
dcmndable -~ wue plmcy ol &min dining.) To place ~ order, you ~ in liDc and pick ap your own plates and
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Feast Day Fruit Stuffing
2 cups chopped Dole Celery
2 cups chopped onion
~ cup margarine
l pkg ( 6 oz) seasoned crouton
stuffing mix
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I can ( 20 oz) Dole Crushed
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l cup chicken broth
I cup Dok Raisins
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Hawaiian Holiday Punch
Combi..nc in~ bowt· 6 ~
Dole Pinc-Ora.ngc-Guavajuice.
I liter chilled dkt ginger ale,
I pkg. ( 16 oz) frozen st~rries,
2 sliced Dole Oranges. I sliced
lime. Scncs 14.
Peach Apricot Hot Sip
U>rnbinc in Dutch ovc:n: 5 cups
Dok Pure & Light"' Orchard
Peach Juke. 2 cinnamon sticks,
~ cup each: dried apm:ots, Dole
Pined Dates. Heat to boi I Let
stand 5 min. Serves 6
Raspberry Mint Punch
Combine in punch howl: 5
cups Dok Pure & Light
,,, Country Raspberry Juice.
1 an ( 6 oz) frozen LLmeadc
concentrate, 5 cups Oolc Pinc-
appk Juicc, 2 sliced li me~. 2 TBS
mint. Serves 14.
In large skillet, sauce celery &
onion in margarine. Sm in sca.son-
inp from both stuffing p~.
Ul'lllrain«I pineapple. & chicken
broth. Heat to boiLing Remove
from hc2t. Add stuffing mix &
rcmaiflin8 lngrcdiencs MixwcU.
<:over, stand 7 min. Serve with
game hens, turkey or chicken. Alsc
with Dole Cauliflower. Carrots &
BroccoU. Serves l 0
.11
Tropical Holiday Salad
2 cups fresh Dole• Pineapple or
1 can (20 oz) Dole Pineapple
Chunks
1 pkg. ( 8 oz) Dole Pined Dates
3 Dole Carrots, thinly sliced
2 Dole Bananas. pcckd, sliced
2 Dole <>rm&cs. pcclcd, sliced
~cup honey
2 TBS. white wine vinegar
2 TBS. Umc ,Uicc
Holiday Pineapple 1art
1 can ( 20 oz) Dole Crushed
Pineapple in syrup
I tsp. comsurch
l ~cups milk
~cup lite dairy sour cream
1 pkg. ( 4 servinp) sugar free
instant vanilla pudding mix
1 canon ( 4 oz) frozen Cool
Whip·(~)
I tsp. each: grated orange peel,
rum extract
~ tsp. ground nutmeg
I (9-in.) chocolate
orgnham
cookie crust
1) Glaze: drain ~ c.
pineapple syrup
into a large cup.
Stir in com·
1 TRS. vegetable oil
2 tsp. grated lime peel
Arrange all ingredients in l~
bowl. Serves 8-10.
starch. Mi~ until boils &
thickens. 2) Combine milk & sour
cream. Beat in pudding mix until
well blended. Fold in ~ c. dra.incd
pineapple. Cool Whip. peel, c:xtnc.1
& nutmeg. 3) Tum filling into
prepared crust. Chill until set
4) Arrange remaining pineapple
on top of tart. Spoon cooled glaze
over tan. Garnish as desired.
Serves 10.
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dry ~ts & r.Ustm. Beat into banana
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loaf pans at 350° F br 50-60 min. Cool 10
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Marion Cunningham prtdicts a return
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S me. i-. 6TC gcnentiom
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F'1WWI c.oolt6oolt foe advioe.
OD &JJen ~ ways to
&ea.e lcfto..-as and what to serve for
tonight's . GWding the 12th ::::: t~t:,.,~.:
ham. a keen obect 'Cl of bow we shop
for, prepare and cook om daily bread.
Cunningham, 68, has earned the
mandc "USA's Home Cook" for her
sam'ble, iavory and clear-eyed Wion
of the foods we eat. She is the author
of TM Brm/tf ut Boolr, ~ FontW
Fuwta <ing Boolt and. coming in
1992, ~ Sllppt' &oil.
Wricier Maria Goodangc Tisited
Cunningham at homr in Walnut
Creek. Calif. Over a lunch of winccr
vcgcu.blc cobbler (from the DC'W
edition), gR:'CD beam with potatoes
and apple-walnut pudding, they
dUcuued bow the: coun.cry is earing.
why microwaYCS an "clumsy" and
what people: will cook in the: '90&.
How cu .,meoee widii •job ..d
kw. 6ad dme to cook ...., mpl
Me.a.ls an: becoming simpler and &st-
cr to pttparc and cook. Many of my
revised main dishes for supper tttc:
about 15 minutes to chop and prtpa.re
foe cooking. And after it's in the
oven. it doesn't occd your time .
Makt one main dish. and ba"Ye a
side of raw ~Jes or chumey or
tomcthing you an keep for a time in
your rcfrigenrac. Then, of counc,
sotnethiq nm:< ar the end. Thu's
all a goocf supper consists of.
WMt .. people wt.o., ..., jllllt
.,,. .......... coakf
I'm cmain.ly guilty of that ro~
times. Wc:"ft been in the .. gulp,~
bk and go .. mode a loog time. But
you know what I think? We abould
just bock it o«, all this talk tbout
nt:ftr ha-ring cime. lt's a ldf-papm>-
ating mydi thac lads IO a1J kinds of
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We're now Dlting to at whole
bda ... -aUICJ· chewy. piny
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breads. for imantt. foorget to& dJs.
w c:'re into peasant foocf and mnpltt
recipes. not threMtar raraumm and
French cuisine. Undenta.D.d dial
peasant food doesn't mean ~ iOc>cl
-it's robust and bold. widi ooane
crnure and loa of dwp~ dear &nar,.
It'. leDliblc food. really.
Doet tWa.., -wn. ...
beck lo &.mily (oodl 111111 pot n..r
Tbctt's been a tlcu ... idoua mm to-
waid Wnily foods again. Poe rOlltS
will ma.kc a saong remm co the .ap-
pcr table in the "90s. Even wbm
Americans dint out. we'tt going co
want to fed as if we're ar home.
W c'vc been away from good home
cooking for too loaa, I already 1ee
more rout chicken, lamb cbopl and
apple aups in homes and resmm.Dl:I.
We-re IO -ct lo flllt food ad
db.bis om .lbw. wm ....._ r...u,..
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familW..d~ ........... ,
Y C:S, and WC 're b.dly in need of it.
Pcopk are very out ol tlDUCh with
exh other. As we come co me cook-
ing as a ~ from thU auinc w, aa
a bttak from our harried work life.
we'll w-ant others co join in caling
with us. The more care and time we
put into coobog, tb£ men we1J
want omen to share with us.
n.. cooUiac* ,..._.. a mw
d.epm • mk:aow ..... DG JW ~ die 6*aowaw 099 • •
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~Y· rm n:ry much agaimt ~
rrua'O'Q1'e except II a meful IC'Pli-
ance to beat, thaw, mdt and reLCat.
Thq're such dumsy ~ rou
can't fine-tune with cbetn. If rou pat
a chicken bred in there and le:aw iJ
30 ICa>Dda COO 1oag. it CID tum ialo
rubber. The miaowate plftllila
things. I think iDdmlry bit dd the
miaOWift wilb COO IDUl'f aaomiaL
Wc're~ap111&.11wecaago
now. It's time co slow down.
But !U ~ JOU wt. will be • bic
deal; &belf..table food.. a tdMiftly
new kind ol pecbains It's hllicaDy
vwbn bm ol canning. b.a in pa..
tic amcainen tbM can ~ fOlif ed
right imo the miaoWaw.
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SEE INSIDE FOR
GREAT BARGAINS
Tradition's in the trimmings
What you servt with
the holiday bird
defines your fa mily . ...
. Here, Lee Ba iley
share~ tw o of his
favorite dishes .
he mdttioml
Tbmksgmng din-
ner, like its Chnst-
nw km, always has
been rugh on my lut of &vor-
1te occa.s1ons. And I want ro
undcnc.orc "traditiooa.L"
Of course. the word itself u
subJ«n~. In its best serut, 1t
amplics a meal laced with
warm f.anuly memories, the
foods you and your rclarms
parncularly like and look foe.
ward to on thCIC specii.l days.
Often the foods arc side dishes
or desserts, ntber than a main
counc. And this cboitt of ac-
companimcna nries richly
from &mily to funily.
For Wcana:, one Tbanb-
givtng years ago J Yisitcd a
school chum. a teCOOd-gencn-
tion halian American. in v~
gmia. When I go< ma from
my trip and WU asked wbai me 1'banbg.mng mcaJ WU
like, I aid. ~b. tbe '1IUl1.
Conhrucl c1 ..... 1..., shldded wit1' pec:am complemeats i... BaJJey-t ltolld.y
tmby. Th• ndpet for lt and an intriplna swMt potato d1D ue oa Pap 17.
We started with raVK>h and
then had turkey. drcssmg,
swcct ;:;:mes and so on."
Thar ~ cowsc bad become
such a pan of the occ:asion, no
one even thought to ment10n
the f:act that ravioli wun't c:x-
a.cdy what the Pilgrims feasted
on. But mcluding the
pasta IS ~ stUlf of
my friend's nww~
givi.ng you my Vtt'f own ~
pc. wl:uch bas pecan$ and loci
of vcgeublcs. It's based on a
ttapc my &tbcr, wbo was a
marvelous ~ used to mah.
Of counc, over the years I've
made my own changes. which
u as 1t should be.
The secret of stuffing
fixed dw way, but ova tune I
seem ro haTc IOSt my sweet
tooch tomewbat (00< entirely I
luckily). Instead of oranges. J
~ the tarter gnpd'ruit. along
wuh 1a JWCC· £vcn af you
don't use It tlus Thanhgiving,
kttp It 10 mind to serve with a
pod roast or a twn
-dehcious.
You 'U nttd anoth-gmog tradition.
Thu weekend I'd
like to pass on two of
my &vori~ sick dish-
es. as well as tomt
gu.dcl1nn OD routing
the holiday bird. AJ I
think back OTtt my
own funily meals, I
To get the~ texture in your dressing. you want
to use sliahtly stale breed. Generally, I bake 1 pen
of com bread the nf8ht ti.fen ind INYe rt out.
uncovered, so It eets •little hlrd I 1lso toast wen
five slteeS of stor•t>ouattt breld, the land that
comes shoed very thin, 1nd toss thlt In, too
er vegetabk to round
out the menu. Usual-
ly I like Brusseh
sprouts tossed with
brown butter and
touted, slivered al-
monds. Fresh cnn-
bcrry ~ and toft
rolls widJ buaa K-
bWn-c my fnoriCE part alway\
has been the auffing (or dras-
ing, u it is c:allcd in the
Soach). rw bad my a.hart of
ftliiriona, bot I deodrd a Iona
time ago that oombrcad ttufT-
inc jUIC can't ht lat. So rm
I'm also giving you my ~
c:W reapc for rwtct powoes.
wbach I dunk you'U 6nd a
pleawic oooma to the w:ry
sweet kind made with on.ngn
or oriange JUl'Z. ,_, a child I
UICd to IOft nrM pOClllDa
oornpany tbt meal I don't
~ a 6nt c:oune, and I kttp
hon d'oevvm light (nuts. ol-
~ and such), beautr tbt
meal is 10 mbcanrial,
~ a&mo. always is
~ c:oml:Jimcion ol hie and
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2 whole chicken breasts, spllt. skinned and
boned (about 1 pound~)
4 thin slices (1 ounce each) tut~ cooked ham
4 thin slices (1 ounce each) Swiss cheese
2 tablespoons vegetable oil
1 <3l (10 l'4 cxms) ~ Qnjeiised
Cream of Broocoli Soop
1/3 cup milk
1/4 cup sliced green onion
1/8 teaspoon dl'Mld thyme leaves, crushed
Chopped fresh thyme or parsley for garnish
1. Plar.e chicken between 2 pieces of plastic
wrap. With meat mallet or roning ~n. poond
chicken to 114-ilch thicbless. Place a ham
slice and cheese slice on each breast half.
Roll up chicken from narrow end, jel~ roll
fashion. Tuck in ham and cheese H neces·
sary; secure with wooden toothpicks.
2. In 10-inch skillet over medium heaL in
hot oil, cook chicken 10 minutes or until
. browned on all sides. Spoon off fat.
3. Stir in soup, rtiilk, green onions and
thyme. Heat to boilklg. Reduce heal to low.
CoYer; simmer 1 o mklutes or until chaen is
tender and juices run clear. Garnish with
thyme. Makes 4 servklgs.
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2 tablespoons butter or margarine
3/4 cup finel'f chopped carrots
1/4 cup chopped green onions
1 pound skinless, boneless chicken breast.
cut into thin strips
1 CCVI (10 3/4 rum) ~· C'mtllmi
Cream of Broocoli Soup
1 eup milk
118 teaspoon pepper
11/4 cups qua-cooking rice, uncooked
1. In 10-inch skillet over medium heaL in
hot butter, cook carrots and green onions
until tender, stirring occasional~. Push to
one site.
2. Add chicken, 112 at a time, cook until
browned on aD sides.
3. Stir in soup, mUk and pepper. Heat to
~ling. Reduce heat to low. Cover; simmer
10 minutes, stirring occasionatf.
4. Stir in rice. Cover; remove from heat
L!t stand 5 milute$. Ruff with fork before
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1 (2 to 4 lb.) cut up fryi1g chicbrl
112 cup fk>ur, seasoned with sail pepper &
paprika
2 (to 3) tablespoons each of oil and butter
1n. pound fresh mushrooms
4 tablespoons chopped ooion
Garlic salt
Pepper
1/4 teaspoon mixed heros
1n. cup dry white wn or chicken brottl
4 (to 5) cups drailed 8ID8yes. cooked Of
canned (three 16-oz. cans) .
1 tomato. COaJS8ly diced or 1n. cup diced
canned tomatoes, with juk:e
Brown floured cttken • on both sides
using oil and butter in heavy skil8t. Remove
chk:kBn and keep warm. In same skiDet, cook
mustvooms with ooms for 1 O minutes,
sprinking r"Jht!Y with garlic satt. pepper and
herbs while cooking. Mix Blackeyes,
mushrooms and oolons In casserole dish.
Anange as pk:tured, add tomatoes and
liQt*is. Bak! covered at 325° F. fof 20-30 •
minutes until chicken is tender.
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HMJHILI
Write to Michele Mark.a:
c/o Daily Pitot
P.O. Box 2315
Grand Central Station
New York, NY 10163
No penonaJ replies.
Burty Bun
I lla1•f' IH>n1 a longtimf' fan of Ray·
m•nul 81Jrr mul 11'0uld likP to lrnmf1
mor1' flbollt him. Hou• f>ld /,S 1111? Has hf'
IWl'11 Uta rriNi? -1·HANC/S I/AU., MJ.'RCf.'I>.
CAI.If'
Haymond Burr was born Mlly 21.,
HH7. In 1'<'w W~tmiMter, Oritish C-0-
lumb1a. Canada. As a young man.., he
lr<n<<'l(-d thl' world with tus grandfa·
thcr. a C'3rl'<'r 1'avy man t~ucated at
Stanforct and Columbia u niversllle8, he
began his car('('r un radio and on the
TV food P'1 la,_. Bur
citait<' In IM(i, Burr made his film de·
but m "San Quentin." Ills impo Ing per-
sona resulted m film roles wht'rc he
was mvanably cast a.4' the "heavy." In
!Or'> 7. all that chanl(t•d when Rurr bt>·
t•1tm<' a TV good l{uy on thf' popular
"Pt>rry Ma.'>On" series. A fler 20 years
of scri('!'I TV ("Perry Mason" and "Iron·
'llde"), he moved to ont' or the PUI Is-
lands, where he lived for several yeara
before returning to California
lie has bttn married three times. His
Or t w1ft', AnnetJ,c Sutherland, died In
a wartime plane rrL'lh In 1943. His &e<'·
ond marriage, to Isabella Ward, ended
In divorce In 1947, and his third wlf e,
l~ura Morgan, di<'d or cancer In l955.
Burr's one son, Michael Evan Burr, wu
born In 1940 Ht died of leukemia In
1963. Tod1ty. thtt actor rnldes on a
farm In Sonoma County, Calif., where
he 1row1 grapes and raltet aheep for
wool. Ue malntalne apartmtnll la both
New York and Dtnvtt.
.
Tiie MeGeln .-Un: l1aClac llMiaCS
Rectmtly. I had. thtt pl~asurP of seP·
ing the fanw11.«J McGwirP tti.'ltl'TS on tele·
&iisio-. TIU'y look#'d shooting artd glam
orou.s -IH>ttl'f' now than when LhPy fi~t
ap~art>d Ott Arth11r Godfrey' laf Pnl
show. I/ow old are they 1ww. and
wltat's new 111ith tl1~m? -MAR>" A.ENM:m.
YAU:SWLLF:. CONN
Chris McGuire. 62. is lhe oldest or
the trio. Dorothy 1s 60, and Phyllis 1s
57. The sislers were a show-biz hit
from I Q52 to I 9f>8. racking up dozens
of chart hits Ilk~ "Sincerely." When
they disbanded, sisters Oorolhy and
Chris turned to raising their fam1 h<'s
Phyllis, the most famous singing s1b-
. ling. went on to pursue a solo care<'r In
198'>. Phyllis reunited with her sisters
and took the m on tour They have smn•
been performing their act in cabarets
and on the road. In publk. the McGuire
Sisters always dress t•x1tctly alike.
Stiff Around
J hat11• wng ""J1'tdttrNI if $iltfl"T Fran
kiP Lan#' ii tctill <trou nd but didrt't
krwu• 11•ho to ask. I'll bf' 1Nitchin9 for
your an.<iw¥-r. r1w1-: ..oo. r1111101>At1X,
LA
Al this writln1C. crooner f'rankie
l.ane Is still llvinJC.
Vertety Show Hoat
<ho~ IHWitt, t>u {/OOd·lookf,.g lt<Mt
of "Naru not 7'uM" ~ u .first
aired Oil OBS, .HMM to l&aw 001t'3Md.
I "ewr MIU "'"' QfOilt mt at•ll o~
1"°"1. W1lal l&aPJWl'ftl to llitttJ • J /llEW
#AN,BUllUNOTON,VT'.
Perennial variety-show hose..Gtorae
DeWitt d~ July 14, 1979, at tht qe or
64. A native or AUanttc City, N.J.,
OeWlu wu a ~ular on the variety
show "Sevft\ or Ea.nn" ( l 961 ), holt of
"All in OM" (1962-63), holt or "Namt
That Tune" (1963-69), and hOll of the
thon·lived CBS variety show "8e Our
GUiil."
Triple T.tent
Wh otn'" happened to .hu111 CalWV<l?
-W·:R"'A U 'Kj.'S, A/\'GU.TON, Tl:XAS
C-0m"dian/acLress/slnger Judy Cano-
va du'd In Hollywood, Calif .. on Aug. 6 ,
1983. at th{· age or 69. She had been
surft>rinit from can<-er. lier film career
beitan 1n tht• '30~ and was highlighted
by SU<'h features as "Joan Q( Oa.ark"
( 1 ~42). "Lou1sianu Hayride" (1944)
and "Oklahoma Annie" ( 1962). Caoova
was the first vocalist t.o sing country·
and-western music on network televi-
s1on, wh1I~ appeanng a.s a regular on
"Tht> Colgate Comedy Hour." She also
sanj( fur 10 years with Paul Whitman
and was a frequent l(uest on "The Ed·
i.tar Bcrgen/Ckarhf' M<'Carthy Show."
Sht• 1s s urvived by her two daughters,
.JuhNtc> F.nitland and actress Diana
Canova
Coonskin Replacement
la.«t yPar on "Thr MagiNJI WQrld of
/h.(1wy," u 11<>ut1g m·tor nanu>d 'llm
I >u 11 iy<111 l<><1k "''" tht> roU-of Datty
CrrwkPtt. 111h icll Ft-ss Parlwr once
plt&yrd. Can you Lrll mt' ar1yth.trtg about
l>uP1igar1 ·.~ badcgroundl . IN/)/A HLANI.'.
M 'OX"11.U:. >II>
Tim Dunigan, 34. was born m St
1 ... 1111 .. lit• won the rol<' of Crockett over
a thousand other hopt•fuls for last sea·
son'" D1'lney revival of the "Davy
Cr0t·kr1t" series Dumgan's previous
actin~ rred lts include the atarrin1 role
Oulcu: TV'• .,.., er.-.
In the 1987 syndkated tcl·fi etries
"Captain Power and the Sol~re or the
Puturt'." Whiltt filming the lho•, he
met hi ruturt Wirt, Terry Macl~an.
Dunl1an haad the rtturrtng rote or~ •
frey Blackpool In the 1983 adventure
series T'WlurCla and Warrlortt," co-
st.rred in the ahort·llvfd NBC eh.com
"Mr. Smith," and appeared In lix epl·
&odes of the daytlme aoap ''Tbe Youn&
and the RettleM." INnlSM plQed
"f~" on "The A·T ...... p61ot, but the
powers-that-be dtdcled that ht WM too
>'out and l.oO lall (he'1 8 fell I lllcMI)
and replaced him .,... DWI& .. t'rt.
z Anna Marie Duke became the more salable Patty, and
Q that produced immense ~ychological aftershocks.
BY Ro8ERT DIMA'M'BJ
Want to know how much run it was
lo be a world-famous Oscar·
winning child star? Ask Patty Duk<',
and she can match Christina Crawford
t1dt' ror tale. Llke many other celebrl·
tics th~ days. Patty is In a ronresslnn·
al mood -ha.'\ been ever slnt-e penning
her frank autobiography, "C'all Me
Anna," In 1987.
Written in a slanl(Y. readabh.• 11tyle
(With lhe help o( critic Kenneth Turan),
I he book is a rata.logue or backst8"e
horrors leavened by a survivor's sense
o ( humor. Duke. an Incredibly airtt•d
child actor, wu playing llt>len Keller in
. the Broadway hit "The Miracle> Work·
er" al ace 12 and later won an Oscar
for Best Supporting Actress for that
same role In the 1962 movie She
played i~ntical cousins ror thrt'<' sea·
sons on "The Pally Duke Show" ( I 003· 66~ and subsequently did a few other
reature films, Including "\'alley or the
Dolls" (1967) and "Me. Natalie" ( 100Q)
lier nlm career raded away In the
'70s. but ahe round new SUCCe8.'l In TV
movies. She's now a thret'-llmt> Emmy
winner, tor "My Sweet Charlie" ( 1970).
"Captains and the· Kings" (1975) and a
remake or ''The Mirach~ Worker"
( 1979). In which she played teacher
Anne Sullivan (lhc rolt orll(lnally
played by Anne Bancroft).
lier book tell5 the story of a public
pranc.'6.9 who was r eally a scar<'d Jillie
girl controlled by her domineering man·
ager /stepparents John and Elht•I Hoss
It's the story or a simple name rh1tnl(e -
how Anna Marie Duke be<'ame th('
perkier, more salable Patty -and It.(!
~ychologlcaJ aftereffects. And It's the•
story or a eerlously Ill person who {tot
crazier and more dysfunct.l onal while
she aJIO grew more rarnou and sue·
ceqful. Suicide at&emJ>L', drugs, phy!ll·
cai ab~. out-of-wedlock pregnancy.
four mamaaes, manic dcpres..,lon, rt'-
oovery -IMy're ail here, now faithful·
Jy captuM for ttlevlston In ABC's two-
hour bk>-pic {airln& Sunday, Nov. 11 ).
The actnM had only recently SHn a
rough cut or "Call Me Anna," In whkh
, •he and two younaer ectreteet (Jenny
Hoben.. and Ari Meyers) appear as
AMl/Pau, ll ditttrtnl acet· What
WU Mr ....... IO lftinC the drama?
....... SIM CM&. I did it." lhe aaya, a nou
--ll, , •• --"· ...
nm ratts or rwr.
Art M.)'t'rS, Dakt ud JtH)' lobtruo1
ur quahf1ratwn in lwr voice
"I ha\'t' a pa_.., ... ion tof(l't our thr in·
f11rmat1nn to JX'Oplr abo111 manH' de.'·
prt's:.ion .. ht' C'\.Jllain... "Hut 1t'1
JllM th;11 mental 1llrw"" '' nor r<'ally
a part nf my d1ul) hfr anymorl'
Wh<'n "P'rt• t.tll..ml( .1bout 11 In the
abstra<'t -1ntrlh•1·t11ally -re ... orw
thinjt Uut Wlll'n Wt•"n• dl<\CUS.'\lng In·
11mn1t• 1•\.t•Ol'I nf tlw p .. sl dunnjl
which I Wll'-Ollt or l'Olllrol, lhl•rt•
('00'\t'N 3 I lllll' Wht•n you rmnlly "illy
'11.ow wait a m11111tl', t'Vrrybo<iy
Thi-. haqn't happ.•m•1I for e11tht
for My Futht•r:· .. Summt>r W1~he-.. Wm·
1er Dream'i .. ) •~ rarerul w balan<'t'
Duke's pain with hc>r «ouraiteo111> J)t'r·
s1stenN' To be surt'. tlw T\' mm 1c
j(IVt'S foc.·u-. to the s111f(ll' mof.t 1.•mbur·
ra~sing pubh(' mom<-nt 111 Dukt'''i ltfe -
the time Wht>n she Ml apart bt'forr th.-
TV camera." while <U'rt•ptmi;t an Emmy
m IR70.
"A lot or st1mult came tuf(t'ther to
tnggcr th 11 manic episode -the dt>ath
or .John Ross. the dlS('O\'t'ry that I was
p~l(nant thoul(h not marm>d."' '\he
Olld acmsa Patty our
)'t'aN'' I think rm r1•111 hllll? I h;11 .... ~' .. ,., .... the racr I har f1l) r1•11I moth
point " t•r (pl.1~l'd by M1lh<' Pt•rkrn.., in th1• tlr11·
Even t h11111th nw't of tho.,.,• monwnh ma). who had 1wq•r bN•n part uf my
an• now '«'<"llrt'ly an lh1• fM--'I rt'l1\·1n1t ntrt'f'r. ""' t·om1111L to lht' a\\ard' That
th('m mu!ill havl' l>N•n R '«'Rry t'XP"rl • n11tht rt'ma1n' nnt• uf thr '''" tlmf' ... 1h;11
<'nC<' "I would lm·1• 111 tf'll you that I tlnn't h:wt• a clear n'i·ollf'l·t111n 111 1•;;.
you'rt• wronl{. but I n 111'1,'· slw .. uys urtly what I d1cf, th1111J.th I hav1• M11•n <t
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ly as )'C'~tC'rdlly. maytw a'I n•1•1•nt ly Jll-.t s111nn1'<1 ml' I now know "'hy I wu.b
evpn a~ lhl mormnl( Not S(•ary In llw 1'mh1trrn:--~·d all lho"14.' yt•ur-i ·· Sht• It'""'
:44'n.<w that ll '!1 lnc·11pltl'lllttlnl( Out I'm 1tn11th<'r raurnu" hrnfi?h
tautthl th•t the r<'1wrcuss1ons or lltt' lh1._, •. , 'ondltltlll ha. .. bt'\'11 '\lah1h1C'd
stl~mu st1ll elcist And Ir I'm really hon· for nt•itrly 11 dt-cadt• no". IL' a rt''"'' of
est wllh you, t>\IC'ry <trlt'\' in a while I du lakinl( d~1ly doM'S of llth1um, •ntf sh<"
think 'Oh Cod, why don't I shut up'' ~...,m,. comfortabl<' I Hlklnit 1tbo11t It
Why did l t'ver start this'" It nt>vrr fM'· Th«rt"" a S()('<'IRI !Wlf df'pl'N'1tl11lR open·
curred to me that I we>uld stand In thr n('." that J>C'tlplt> who h;_1\1• bt'<·n 111 ht>ll
Senalt> of lht' llnllt'd Slate of Amt'rlc1t, 1tnd b3~'k po. ~ '1111 t•an rind 1t at AA
and ay: Tm ht>l"f' becaust> I h8ve a Rf\d otlwr I 2·Mll'V prol(n1m,, whrn> re-
mt'nl31 illn<'88.' " c·overlnl( addicts oftl'n ~pcak with dark
L)uke ts rtft'rrinM to th morocnt 1 hat hum or about their c•ond11lon<1 Patty
forms the 11\tplratlonal cllmu of htr Oukc has th1. q\lallty
lory -tht-day she ttstlfied in Wash· "I get to ito to a lot or plaM . now
ington, O.C., on ~haU of tM mCntally "'~"' I'm honort'd for h11v1ng a m ntal
ill. The TV mov~. dl~ed by th~ tvt'r· llln , " he say wryly· "Thi a b1·
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1016 Ba.Yaide Dr., Newport Beach
BAYSIDE CENTER
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November 11, 1990
CALIFORNIA KITCHENS ., BATHS
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14 "-John"
15 Mov1c> bu1ldm1t
16 Composer -
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17 "-Tough"
18 lvyann -of
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20 "My -Dads"
22 .. _I Hers"
23 Marilu -1.s Ava
27 "Law A-"
30 "-the Mayor"
31 Grand -()pry
32 Albnt on ··Quantum
Leap"
33 "A BridgeToo -"
34 Actraa -Powe n1
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Hwn"
36 Ctnvon Utlle
on "BICdad Cale"
!l7 Joy -of "Baby aoo.··
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IY LUIS CAMPOS
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41 " -Life to Live"
42 t'red Savagtt ls
Kevm -
4tt -Connery
40 Sh<' was D1antt
Chambers
!'l I Actress -llunl
fl:? "-One Earth"
fi3 Artor Keye ..,_
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flf) Act rt'SS -Albright
rill "The -llorse"
fi7 -Buttons
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2 -Baldwin
J "Life -Ehubeth"
4 "fresh Prince or-_ ..
fi Soaper Judi -
6 "My -Sal"
7 "-World"
8 Richard -of .
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9 Jamie -CUrtls
l5 Hannah ·
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11 Actraa -Meyers
19 ·1.-Thln&a We~
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21 Act« -Sttm
24 -8"ry,Jr .
26 Slnftr "Ultra.Id 26 .. _Window"
27 "~AJI-"
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28 " -Prople"
29 Coll<'<'n on "China
lleach"
30 -llol,brook
33 "Thl' -Boys"
34 Announcer ·-
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36 Vktor -Yung
37 Sht>'s Murphy
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39 -Crowe is Ohv1a
40 Sam Melville's
role on "The
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43 -Sharif
44 "Saturday Night
4~ "Over My -Body"
46 Producer -~r
47 Mu lc1an Brian -
48 .. _My Children"
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I YESI , ..,,. '° begin my ·~ IO the D~ Pilot ... the ... •, I lnndul:tlry price a1 12 ..u tor sa.oo nh a moM1 bD .,..... . I MI I wn not~ ulilfied wilh IN newtpaper Of Mfvice "" Ir I ._.....,. eo11 a1 oo .. be Nfunded. • I
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Hich douch bul moolly sunny wi1h
·wamiy afternoon winds '° 15 mph.
Nol-es warm wilh hi&hs in the upper
70. 1nd llOs. For 1he 0...,.. Coufs
most compltte weather information,
includina boatina. fishina ahd surfina
ttpOn~ and tee paae A.ti.
Ji,st when Newpon Beach police Lt.
_Tim Newman thought his Refrigerator
from Hell sap had concluded. he
lea med 1herc"s still plenty of S('Quels
ahead ... Newman's refrigerator broke
down Oct 9, causing the usuall y·cool.
and collt"Cted police lieutenant nothing
but service headaches from a major
depanmen.t storr ... On Tuesday.
almos1 elactly a month later. thl" de-
pattmcnt j lOrr finally repaired the frig
by replacing a part. but the store sug-
ge,~ed Newman also k~p his loaner
frig for a couple of days. until it is clear
his own appliance is comple1ely cured .
The loaner frig takes up 100 much
spa·ct in Newman's garage to lit both
family cars. so he parked his 1986 Isuzu
Troo~r in the str~t ... Wednesday.
someone reafcndrd the parked T roopcr
... "Now I'll probably go thro u&h the
run-around y,•11h the insurance com·
pany. and with the auto dealership
when· I take 1hc: c3r in tO get the den1
fi xed," Newman lamented. ··1·11 prob-
ably havc·another sap next ""'ttk. ·•
Can't blame him for btina . ' . pess1m1sst1c.
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· OUOTEI OF Tiil DAY
"/fy,~ pass PicrsidC" Villagr-. M'C .. rt"
throwin' our JOlution onto the backs or
lhC' nC'"'' rounc1I. f don't think that 's right.··
Wes Bannister. lame duck Hunt-
ing1 on ~ach cit} councilman. on
Yt•hrthrr the o utgoing council should
approvC" a con1rovers1al shortline pro-
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"My lift:" is l1kC" a s1roll upon the
beach
As near the ()('("an ·s cd~ as I can go."
Henry David Thoreau ( 1817-1862)
TODA Y'I ErEllTI
•The Orange County Spons As·
sociation prescn1s comedian Rich Litllc
and singer Julir Budd in a charity
ronccn 10 raik' money fOr 40 local
charities a l 7:30 p.m . at 1hr Orange
C'ounly Perform ing Arts Center.
Tickels are $50-S 1.000. Call 556-
ARTS.
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Sunday , November 11, 1990 75 cents
Wo•an says pollce· accused her 01 ·111111 a 1111:
She plans to;_file claim against Costa Mesa because of incident-'"l'\'C had several .ntncuis c:onobcirale .
the story. 1nc1udi:na the s·uperrito:r-<>!, the ! -:
nurse who performed the 1ns,pecuon. .!te
said, ··wc·rc-aoina-:to file-~rt claUn -;._..... By Bob van EYken
0..,.. Ca.st Dlilty Pl6ol
COSTA MESA -1A woman whQ claims
she was harrasscd·and accused of being a
but said-he had not yet seen the com"'ai.nt
JOhn Duran. who is reprcscntin& the
woman. said the incident occurred a1 a
Billy Idol concen on Oct 27.
transvestite by four Costa ·Mesa police ··Laurie and a friend were coming o ul of offi~rs as sh~ emerged from a wome_n's lhc rest room and these fou r uniformed
rest r~m during a ,rock concert 11 .Pacific . polirt' officers approached ihem and said, Amphnheat~ plans .to file a claim f~r ·ney, that"s the ·wol]i.cn's room,'·· Duran
da_mages against the city. her attorney said said. '"They ansWered . ·well. we're
Fnday. i women.' and 1he officers said. 'You look
Costa MC"sa Police Chief o.t.Y.C-Snowden like transvestites.' and told them they were
called lhe allcga1ions '"extremely unlikely." going tQ ha''t' 10 pro'r tht:'y wert women."
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Workman comple1ed the task Saturday of railing Fashion Island's
Chrls1mas tree. Nexf comes the job of decorating It with the 10th Annual
Tree Lighting Ceremony Mt fOf' Frktay, Nov.23, at 8:30 p.mt The 70-year·
old tree is 110 feet 1all and will be the 11nest decorated tree In the nation.
Teacher up in
air over love of learning
ey Aun Loar
0r-.. eo.t Deity Pio! ..,
COSTA MESA -Every Monday ni&h1.
1f\er Orange Coast College math instructor
kachtl Winston finishes her alaebra class.
she 1rlvels 1cro5s two rnuntics lo Los·
Anac.lcs lntem:111onal Airpon, CA1Chcs I
IO:IS p.m. fl11ht 10 New York ind pabS 1
commuter fltghl 10 8os1on, l\'hcre she
1rri¥Ct a1 8:1S a.m. Tuesday.
Plenty of 1lme left 10 hail 1 aib:for her
10 1.m .. cta s al Harvard University.
Htt 'cllss -Oocumcntary H111o.y of
~mcritaA Hither Ed\tC'ltion -endl 1t
ftOOft 1ftd 1ftcr lunc.h 1nd a stroll ll'OMd
cempua. Winston heads for a 1evt'IMtour
stud_r 1t1tion in 1hc H1rv1i'd U"6Ymlity
9eo EDUCATIONlll1
Tht two women refused to prove 1heir
gender 10 the male officers. Dur,.n said,
whereupon a female nu™' was ealkd from
1he firs1 aid station and ordered by the
officers to perform an inspection o f the-two
women.
By that ume, Duran said. a crowd had
gathered. including an unspecified number
of male patrons who began taunung and
insulting the 1wo ""ome.n. He said the two
decided to k•:i\t' thl· conccn ra1h~r than
endure the harangues.
against the city on Mondayt :
Snowden said officers workina at PacifK
Amphi1hea1re concerts rec:Cived frequent
romplain1s of men using the women"s rtSi
rooms. and of women using the men's ~.
rooms. But he said he did not believe any
offieer under his command would . have
behaved in lht" manner described by
Duran.
"None Of our male officers. or even any
See CH ARGE/11' ,,,.
• New Council may
decide Pierside ·rate
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Lame ducks think
they'll pass it on
By Robert Barker
Orenge Coast 0.l'f' PMOI
HUNT INGTON BE . .\CH -Farrd ""llh
a manda1e 10 keep their hands ofT tht"
beach. lame duck C-11\ lounr1I mrmbt'rs
arc scht•dulcd 10 decide 1hc fate of the
contro' erst al P1l·rs1dr V 11lagr hcachfron1
rt·s1aurant com pie\ on '.\lo' IQ
But 11·s no cinch 1ha1 1he~ ·11 talc an~
acuon.
Councilman Prier GrC\.'n said Frida) he
"strOngl ~ fa\o~" passing lhc \OIC' on lhC'
S20 million proJt"Ct on 10 the ne\t rounr1l
1n hght of the ovel"\o\·hrlm1n1 approvaJ thal
voters &a"e to Measure C. the de,elop-
mcnt~on trol 1n111a11,e.
··we should wa11 for lhe next rounc1I 10
dcc1dr 'i0me1h1ng of this 1mponan('(' ...
Grrcn said. .
Grecn. Jin1 Si\,·a. Don Mac"-llister and
u .iice Winchell will car'f) over onto the
ne"" rounr1I Thr~ ·11 be JOlned b~ Linda
Moulton Pa11erson. Earle Rob1ta1lle and
Jnrk K"rll~. ""ho ..... ·ere el("('ted last Tuc:sda~
\\ 1nchc:ll "3!1 rc..e\('CU."d The) 'II begin ne"'
IC"rms on Dc-c. 3.
Green said that ··no matter ""hal." the
P1ers1dc: Village prOJt."CI has to go to thl'
\OIC" of the proplr to abide" b) th;: sp1nt of
l\>1 easure C . which got 74 pc:rcl·n1 of thr
\OlC' Tuesda~.
Grrt'n also cr1uc1zcd the prOJl"'C'I of thrc<"
restaurant bu1ld1ngs -on 1he 3.!1phal1
pa rking lot on thC' ocean s1dC' of Pacific
L"oast H1ghYt'a) -on financial grounds
HC' said the pfOJ("('I is ··~c~ e\pcns1,r"
and promi~s .. httle re1um" for the e1t)
Grttn s:ud consuhants sa~ I.ht ell~ l'an
do as "M"ll financial!) b~ rcmodt'l1ng tht·
currt"nl ~1axwell"s restaurant and the adJa-
A:nt parking \01.
John Erskine. one of three rounc1lman
stepping do..,,·n Dec. 3. sa id ht''s ··am-
bivalent"' about y,·hat to di'.) on 'iO\ f'l. his
last rr'ular mccung.
"I like the prOJt."Ct. but thr Oh\ IQUS
QUl'St1on 1s. "'h> not lt•t 1hr ne't (-11~
Council deal y,·1tt\ it: ..
Erskine ho pes 1hc proJ«t ..... t11 m.-i.·1,c
City Council appro' al and tht·n go 10 thr
"ote of 1he peQplc. 1n k«p1ng 11>1th the
focus of ~1easure C
Wes Bannister. anott\cr outgoing officia l.
concurs.
"~1 y concern 1\ 1ha1 1hc ma1orlt\ c1f thr
pt'Ople \'Oted• for (' \\'e as lamt" ducks
!i.houldn't tr) to make 3 dl"C1s1on ··1r ..... ·c pa~s P1crs1dr \'1llagc:, ..... t'·rr 1hro"'-
1ng our solu11on 0 010 the OOck~ of thr nc"
Man crossing
street seriously
injured by car
By Hotly J . Wagner
"'-"' eo.t, Dell\-PllOt
' NEWPORT BEACH -A pedcs1 r1a n
w1s tc:riou ly injured when he "''s hit
by a air late S.turday e"tnina on lr,·1nc
8oultv1rd just tollth of 17th Sln"'t"t.
"\\'hen I hn, I h11 him in his leas. He
cat1puh('.(t into 1hc w1ndshteld." S11d
11\c dri,·ct. a· tttiden1 of the ne1ah·
borhood. who ttfutcd to give his name.
""I saw him a half iccond btfott I hit
him. He Mid his ha,Dd out. I was YC'f')'
'urprikd at the imPK\. he hit harder
1han 1 c:.pc<'ted. Hi hetd JU!.t 01pped
into the 'liindshickt. •·
coun("1f h:IO"nl1h1n·k that's nght.'"
C'euncllman Sd\a said he, too. behevcs
P1er§1de Village should wind up in the
\Ollng booth.
. Bi.it. he thtnk.i 1he people fail 10 under-
stand tha1 lh'e restaurant complex is
planned for 1he asphalt parking lot. nol the
"'"d 1-tc said he bC'll,c.Yes backers of Measure
(' Y>t'ft' unfair 1n proclaiming that the
mt"asure is dt•s1gned to save the beach and
parks Mhlie alleged!} fai hng 10 point out
thr de\'elopmen1 1s proposed for the park-
ing 101.
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The un1dc(lt1ficd ,·ic11m, apparcntlf a
rt'\1dc-nt of the neighborhood. was crou-
101 1hc strttt eastbound from a 7-~
Elel'en sto"' whe~ he had j usl
purchased a sof\ drink.
His bloodstained S'llio"eftshirt and 1 Bia
(iulp C'u p lay 1n the strtct in front of the •.
"*'''er Honda wi1h its windshieki ~t
tl'rrd from the 1n1pact. The victim's \In
loafer was 1n a parkway pfantcr 20 fec1
funhcr forward. H is·whi1c betcbllll cap ,
knocked otf hiJ head by the il'l)pKt wu ' '
in the s1rcct ci&hl feet behind the car.
He was 1aken to ' Wcstttn Med.teal
Center with il\)uries witncstcs dctcribed
as he:ad 1raum1 and ti kut tevm
~rapes to his arms and leas.
T'hc Honda'' ~i ndshk:kl was Mat-
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.. •m----------------------------A Huntington Beach resident artd fou nder and team leader of
Vietnam Veterans Reunited
IEEP fl.IC FlY•----------
Kakuk . ~. and has colleagues have been instrumental an
getting MIA/POW Oags hoisted at about 20 City Halls throughout
Southern Cahforn1a an No\embcr. the month that honors the
nation·-; m1lital) 'eterans .
Whale being there "for one another" and helping each other
out O\ er the rough spot5' the \etera"ns· organization has a m1ss1on
ta inform residents of Amencans reported!)' left behind in this
nation's unpopular war .
.. Bevond a shadow of a doubt. I believe there are Americans
who are being held pnsoner an Vietnam. There have been too man)
sightings I thank there's been a co,erup and it's a shame. The} 've
been there more 1han ~O H·ars and the\' don't ha'e much 11me. We
better get them out and ·get them oui quack ...
PROBLEM WITH GUILT--------
.\s good as 11 felt 10 wmplete lours and gel out of Vietnam
in one piece. Kakuk ..aid he. and others. haH· guilt probkms about
leaving thei r buddies behind 1n the dangerous countl) .. It's real
hard I don·1 il.no1.1. of an' other war 1.1.here \OU lea'e \our budd1e'>
after·ooe )Car .\ lot 01· us ha\c gu11l abt)ut that. 1 ·ha'c a guilt
problem.··
HOW IT STARTED----------
. .\ retired land-.caix·r. h<''<> been hooked un ht'> m1'>'>1on to get
his concern oul ahou1 thl' \11.\ PO\\" e'er ~cl.' at1rnd1ng a
veteran-.· flag-raising tt•remon~ 11.1.-0 \t'ilr<, ago ( orona .. F,l'r
since then. I t>ut all I had 1n10 11 ··
flags current!~ n~ O\er lhe Ci t) halls in Hun11ngton Beat·h
Costa Mesa. Irvin<'. Laguna Be.eh. Fountain \'alle). ~an Ckml·nll'.
WestminstC'r and other c1t1es.
-Compiled by Ro~rt Barku
Local News Briefs
Ole ll.lm'lll In a1111111
COST.\ MES.\ -.\n Oceanside man wao; 1n1ured in a
broadside traffic colhs1on on Placen11a A' enuc '>honl~ be fort' .i
p m Frida}. pohcl' \atd
Jerald Ho~ard Bachm.an. 64. 1.1.as pulling out of a dm e1.1.a)
onto nonhbound Placentia ~uth of W C'\! 17th S1n:t't 1.1.hen he:
failed to see 1he car driven b) J ( andelano Zepeda Mora . .io. of
Costa Mesa. and they colltded. \aid Lt Sam Cordiero
Bachman was taken to \\ estern Medical Center in Santa '\na
for treatment of fractured nbs and unknown other IOJUru~'i.
Cord1C'ro said
llPlv• •••tlll 1ner 11111 accident
S.\NT A ANA -A Tu'itin mo1omt "as 1n custod) unda)
after has passenger was killed 1.1.hen h1\ l'ar hit a 'an during an
alleged Santa Ana drag race. police 'aid
Richelle Broedenlow. 20. of r us11n. 1.1.a~ pronounced dead al
the scene of the crash at Santa Clara a nd Tustin avenues. said
pohct Cpl. Jeff Armstrong.
Booked at the Orange ( ounl) Jail for 1nvesttgat1on of
veh icular manslaughl<'r ~as Mark Pho1<>glou . 18. also of Tu\tin.
said Armstrong.
CAif 11111 lllClc • Ille llPllll
HUNTING TO'\' BEA( H -A special police traffic team will
concentrate enforcement effons this month on Belch Boulrvard
between Slater and Edtnaer avenues. 1
The CASE team (Cnt1cal Acc1den1 uppress1on and Enforce-
ment) 1s movilll back onto a maJor street for the first 11me 1n t1.1.o
months. follow10g a special safet:r program at cit) schools.
In that period. poltce made 1.499 contacts and found 654
violattons of btc)'clc and pcdestnan regulations. Officer Dave
Humphreys said.
-From it.fl ud f!•lly Piiot H•• 1ervltt1 repoTt•
l he World .. in Four Minutes
Scac1ary ofSaase :fames A. Biiker 111 on S.turday claimed 1UCCC11
in his miss10n IO lhott up tk anti·ll'llQ coalition, but the Blahdad
aovemment ICCUICd the United Saaaa of dnllina ill all ies toward a
war the) did not want.
Baker flew bed &O Washincton after a week.Iona round of
d1ploniacy that ended with talks in Pans. After meetina wi th French
Pre'1dcnt franrois Mitterrand, ~ txprcslfd utisfaction with the slate
of the alltancc that came maettrer after lraqi President Saddam
Hu~an·s troop$ seized Kuwait on Aua. 2.
"We believe we ·~ totally uni led." the secretary of state JOld
reponcrs. "We have built a consensus, we have inc~scd the pressure
on Saddam Hussein."
But. h<' added. "we muse heighten the pressure funh"er. Indeed we
have to lay the foundation for the use of fo('Ct should that become
necessal). Clcarl). one way to do that is to get ready militarily."
.\fter the Pans meeting. it was still unclear whether the French
would be w1lltng to fight Iraq. Franct has sent 13,000 troops to the
Persian Gulf region.
C..t _..., ll)uncllll 11111111 CNN
\ Tl..\NT .\ -.\ federal appeals coun on -Saturday upheld an
inJunct1on bamng Cable News Network from broadcasting tapes of
Manuel Noncga's telephone conversations wi th his lawyers .
Th<.· 11 lh l ' S Circul\ Court of Appeals also called on the Atlanta·
ba~d nc11.1.or!I. 10 produce the seven tapes in U.S. D1stnct Coun in
M1am1 so the coun could decide whether the broadcasts would
cndangl·r :'-<onega~ ngh1 10 a fair tnal on drug-trafficking charges.
fhr ruling came after CNN on Fnday defied Judge Wilham
Hoc.•,rkr 1n ~tiam1. broadcasting excerpts from the tapes m1nutM after
the Judge l'>'iucd an ord<'r 1nstructtng the networl not to do so
< "'" ,.ml 11 "ould appeal Saturday's rultng to the U. . upreml.'
<..oun
..\\ e "'111 he pursuing an 1mmed1ate appeal."' (' N spokesman
· ';1c' e Ha1.1.onh \aid 1n a telephone 1nterv1cw. Ha~onh said he didn't
lno1.1. ~el 11 C !'.~ 1.1.ould contmue tele"tsang excerpt~ of lhe tapes .
St•ms bring ftlllllll ti llll'tllwnt
T hl· "Prnt'applt: Express" swelled nvers 1n nonhwC'st Washington
stall' to near record floods levels Saturday. causing hundreds of
e' ar ua11un'>. and a 1ornadu !'>kipped across Hatteras Island ofT Nonh
( JrulinJ. 11.nodi ng ou1 po1.1.er
rhl' Crull < oas1 also got wa lloped as w1nd-wh1pped sc:ts caused
off'ihorl? acnden1s from Texas to Alabama.
Dt.0'iJ11ll' 1ht• pounding from disparate weather 'l)'~tcms across thl'
na1wn. JU'>I onl' dt'alh ~as rcpont'd. An un1den1ified crewman on
Frida> <lft'd alter he fell off a ship in chc Gulf.
"'" •r H""" \11\'I . 1.1.ind-dn vcn seas thre1.1. a double bargt• into the
by
Sheral LeBeau
ORANGE COAST'S ONLY FICTIONAL DRAMA SERIES
l(J1ha1m· fkll 1.1.-a11cd. forl tn hand. 1.1.h1lc Assistant Dcpul)
( orom•r fit II ..._OJJ!I. la nn·d has egg.'> and watchl'<l. almost gkl'full}.
J' lhl' ~t'llo\\ llu1d ran around has plate
"\1an I ltne l.'~'i o;unnys1d~ up." he ~1d. <ieoottng unt• of his
h1\I. Ull\ !Ohl lhl' Oll'\\
"Hill I 'l. gut 111 ii.no\' Oa' 1d lfen\t·n. rl·membcr'' Wh_.t can
\OU It'll lnl' ..
Rill k.01ak buried a heal th) sltce of muffin dnpptng with t'U
\olk 111 111, muu1h anll \m1lcd . the )ello\\ JUICl' running down lhe
"Jl', 111 "" mouth He chl'\\Cd and smiled. And chl·wed some
111111 l'
r 1nall\ "OK. hl'rc\ thl' deal fhl'> gu y Hrn\t'n -)Our water
h11.1rd ml·mlx'r 1.1.-ho dll'd lit <,all 1.1.a1n dro1.1.-n1ng .. "
Kalht•nnl· noddnl her ix·n and reporter'~ noll'paJ o;uddcnl)
CIU I ,rnd rl'UU}
.. ,, t'll. kt n1l· tl'll ~uu -1.1.hJI the) found in h1~ lung'>. a!l1de
lr<Hll J 'l'r) .-.mall amount 11t -.a ll 1.1.all'r and a trace of DDT that's
ni1 d11uh1 thl' rnull ol \onw tJrml·r up 1n In lnl' -1.1.a'I trl"lh 1.1.atcr.
'>Ulllc good old l:l\h1ont•d l hlonnc Jnd :i health) do~· e1f l' anitk ...
..._Jlhl'rllll looil.l'U 'lqUan· JI Hill i...01al
"~o 1.1.h;ll Jo \OU lhtnil.''"
.. fh1n!l.'1 I kt k · I ii.no" That poor old gcC1cr ml'l hi\ maker
1n a w.1mm1 pool The l}an1dr JU!>t \l.'akd 1hc dt'al ··
I o l)(· u1ntinued ..
Did You Know?
Eucalyptus was early asset
to Orange Coast residents
• Along lbe Orange Coast! The first Orange Coast eucalyptu~
tree<, 1.1.t•rc 1mponcd lrom Australia in 1856. The fa t growma trees
1.1.-ere popular as ~tndbreaks for orchards -The lrvmc Ranch
planted hundred<> of 1hem for lhat purpose -and homesteaders
1n Llttun.1 grc1.1. lht·m to ~t1sf) go~ernmcnt requirements for
pr<I\ mg. 1hc1r claim ·omc people planted the tree~ 10 harvest as
1ckpht1nl' pole<. but the 1.1.cX>d was unsutlable for chat purpost and
tht: lrtT'I rematn as part of our coastal landscape
<10 out on a limh h.\ ~ndmg )Our hmoncal facts to 01d You
l\mm '. Or.air Coast Dally Piiot, P.O. Bo!i 1560. CostD Mrsa.
926!6
W1h~r L Nisoa Mclee. kaoddna a ltw pili11111oott. ()flkials ~ tlle bridat. wbidl ClODIMICts a COU181 hllhWIY with lntentate 10, will be
closed tndefllliady. • . . --... ..
Wind kicked .ap Friday mornina acroa the Louasaana .. .__ Off~hore, winds ran up to 40 mph and ausaed hia)\cr. By Saturday, the
winds had slowat and seas were sublld.lfl. . A 98--foot shrimpcr k>at poweT about 10 ma~ south of Gulfport.
Miss., and was wedacd underneath an oil platfonn in IG-foo~ stat. four
crewmen were rescudt Friday, and the ship was anchored tn a nearby
gas field. At the mouth of the M1ss1ssipp1 Ri ver, a 7S-~oot tiawler was
pounded to splinters as its crew watched from a passtnl pleasure craft
that picked them up.
FIPlt 1111111' 11 ••••• ID llQUIFJ
WASHINGTON -Arizona Republican John McCain will be the
first of the "Ke.ating Five" senators to state hts case when t~e Senate
Ethics Committee begms publtc h't?5nngs next "'eek. accord1n& to the
committee staff. _ .
Until now. the panel ha5 heard t<'stimony and dcltberated tn
secret. But beginning Thursday. 11 Wlll publicly hstcn to facts and
cxplanauons from the fi ve senators who went to bat for Charles
Keating Jr."s savings and loan .
On Frida)', the committee he.Id a private drawing ~o detem11.ne the
order in which the five scnato" would appear. said staff director
Wilson Abney .
McCain drew the leadofT spot. he said.
He will be followed b) four Dcm0<.rats: Sens. John Glenn of Ohio .
Donald Riegle of M1ch1gnn. Dcnrus De{'onc1n1 of Aruona and Alan
Cranston o( California .
a.nane dl111t11nt1 11u1c1c pl1ne
C-\ LC UTT-\. I nd1a -T1.1.-o BurmeSC" students carT) ing a fake
bomb made out of soap h1Jacil.ed a That JClhner 10 Calcutta on
Sa1urda} to dramallLe demand'> for an <'nd 10 m1lital) rule in Burma .
-\II of the :? 19 other pa'>\<.'ngcr; and crew aboard the plan<' wC'rc
released gradual!) o'er a \IX-hou r penod before the h11ackers gave
1hem!>Clves up 10 pohn· No one 1.1.-as hun. police \ltd .
The Thai -\11"'\a~., -\irhu'i 300 1.1.as h1Jackcd during a flight from
Bangil.oil. 10 Rangoon. 1hc l ap11JI of Rurma ,,
The 11.1.0 <;tudcnl\ told a nl'\'' confcrt'nce 1hc\ 1.1.crl.' unarmed and
t:amrd onl) a fake bomb madl' out of har .. of <,oap with protrudtng
"'1re ... A third Burme!>t: student wa' ~upposcd 10 pantc1patc 1n the
h1J_acil.1ng. bul tht' tno ran lo" on monl'' to Banglo!I. and could onl)
afford two plant' 11cket,. thl') ... rnl
rhl' l'-"l>. \\hO 1Jl·n11til·d thl'Ol'>('l\t'\ as 'c Marn and Ye Ht1nk
Yaw. were 1aken into pollu• l u\IO<l)
Polin: fn.,neuor Grnaal 'i J. Phthfl \aid charges 1.1.-crc bemg
ton1l·mpla1cc.l but had not tx·1:n tiled }l'I Ht: ..aid the hijackers "'l'rc
undfmc<l but t'arm:d "a rl'dd1i.h ktnd ol ron1a1ner 1.1.11h 1.1.ires."
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month when the dispJtchl·r
tx-gan rt'\l.'I\ ing rall'I that were
1ran·d 10 1he llur<.1,· home
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Police Log ·
Ed11or'J Nore -The fo1Jowin1 people ~~ arrnred
on suJp1cio11 of dronkrn dnv;,,, dunn1. the 1»st Wttk. A
list i.u una•·111Ahlt from th<' lrnne Police lk1»rtmenr.
V1n<"tnt Nut Lamplt). 26. Costa Me:sa
Ro~nJ<> Ru11 13. Santa na
Klll1Uhl lll'll l..IJUOV\ 1\11, ~ 1, 1,·1t1l'\.U1J...-
U,he Joh Baum. 41. Hunt1n11on Bcach
bmc'I Ktnt Sohs. 25. Hun11n11on lkuch
JtMmt H P C anacholo. JO. lianta na
John PJul Kt·1111l"" \I l>ana l'o1n1 .. .,... ...
( ,, ... John re~ '1 lwn 01cao
Clltl -
Kun Anthnnv Mun11. n. (Oil• Mesa
Rohtn raul Rc~UC' 2S. MumC'la
John \huft'l'l1ll C\l'laul, :\0, C O\ta Mesa
T1mnth~ \llian Murph) 39. Hununston tkach
lam> 10 Quintero Jl Hunllnston &ach
Mtrk Tel'l')I Kt \ler. 36. San 01mu
Rind) Ro) Rosbruah. '4. Alah1mtn
< :irtn Ann Mt'<1ov.an. 27. Or11n1c
John N1,hol:1\ Linn. 24. Pcnn\)han1a
Sharon Ltt Hind 27 ( ()\ll Mesa
Ja~ Dold NCY>'M>m. }4, Costa Mesa
Din Duane Dunt.an. 29. C'osll Me~
Ku II Ralph Lawther. JJ. Cos1a Mesa
Emnto . Ramos. 21 . La.-ndalt
Harold Ward Tomlin. j9, Ncwpon lkach
PltrK'k Tyru' Knon". 21. 1..9tun1 N1auel
Jamn Byron Limb. 26. Ntwport 8c8cf\
Koin John rvala. 27. Fountain Valk:)'
lbtno Franco. 21. t..aaun• N11U(I
Kimberly O.v.n T1llm1n. 22. NC'tl1)0t't Bcxh c.,10t J111n (h1fru. 22. Costa Mca
Stdnty Jl(k nffO\.C 4-4, C'Olta Mna
O.vid JefT~y Bell l.S. C°'t.a Mn.a
Jtrry l..t'vr11 Rteh. ll. Lona Bach
Am)' lylUt Rtt'd 19. C'osta Mae
TtN MarK' MachtJ\. J7, Costa Mna
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8on1fa(10 MC'ndt1·C.on,.1c,, 24. nta Ana
Ronald Rtti.l Miller Sl NC'v.pon Bt.ach
JaM Maflc Meehan. J7 c O\lfl Mtia , ....... ...,
Albcno Oia1, lt. ~n11 \n.a
Mylt$ D haw , 29 foun111n Valley
Rt 11111 ._.
Claude R1\ct1 Jr . • Bellnowtr
Jowph M1~heel Alp.. ll. Hunlln1109' ec.ch
Tttn1 Lynn ~ 24, ttunt1"110ft lied\
Chzabcth nn Buchanan. )6, tfuntintton 8ilch
ft.chard Lynn Tcmphn. ~I . El Toro
Ltn11 Shtlh Luttrull. U. V1Mha
Glenn Fr1nk Srbula. lS. Hu1tt1nttoft lcKh
Mnn1e Van Taaman. 39 llununaton &ach
lnn1el \lcptwn t ul'b)' I t-tun11n11on Rea h
r>encll ~ou l>un~'ln. 21 , tt unt1n11on lk~h
Jlmt' M1 hacl Hill. JO Hun11nc1on 8ta h
Ma'} Jr"an P1t~H. 1l tlun11na1on lkach
M1nno Mro)o Man1nc1 JO Hun11naton fkach
ul Enrique kcc.k> l'. t-lun11n11on Reath
Om t()J)hc'r Monany W. Hun11n11on lklKh .
Kell) I OUIK ( arllon 22. nt.a B:artien
kiu\ Rafael ~fon1tr H. nta \f\I
Roht'n JO\C'ph HC°adlC'), ~I. Hun11na1on 8tach
C 11hlttn L)nn .\rtna iq. Hun11n1con 8nch ,. C\tr~hoin1r Jean VM\ \6, ev.--pon Bnch
Wa)nc Ru\ II 81An1na. l4 · nta n.
Mtthac'I Harold tc<.au1-hc 41. ttun11n1ton Beach
RI) moni.l Jrn~, '"II ~ l. e•Por1 ~ICh
1rJ)h<'n V1nc.'t'n1 Pan~h. 2~. S.nta na
tdv.ard \u1u\l1nt Yarno\Kh AnaM1m
1t0la HcmandC'1 F11Wr 11 S.n1a +\na
Ju.1n11A Ru1h M11k'r. ~q. r.pon 8f11;h
1'K~ lotC'n IM\f\ H Anahfolm
J<'fT) Wa)nt LC'nOtr, .l4. HIHUfftllOft fkach
floo \\mhaupt ltt, 4 , l oa Antrb
l lo drn HC11t') Watl. J2. LOftl 8ellch
tt1nn''' Jul" Ina Jr. ls. NcwpcM1 lalth
TOb) Ak\tndtr MunlOft. 21. ~ lrwlll
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.. we·d like to ae•
Mot~r·s.. •• Tha1·1 what the
man said. In fan. he even
said. "Mother's is on our
hit list."
. The "Mother's" bein&
discussed is the popular
Mother's Market and
Kitchen on 17th S1rcct in
Costa Mesa. The man
anxious 10 "&ti" Mother's
as a tenant is R ick Oliver.
the manaacr of Fashion
Island in Newport &ach. Jim Wood "They've been try1ni 10
~t U$ for awh ile." said
Sharon MacGum. principal ~ ,.LA
owner of Mother's. a haven ·, ~
for Orange Coast natural
food fanatics. But Oliver is
young, determined a9d nc.w
on the job. . .
"Our pJans for Atrium Court and Fashion Island m1'1\t t.ake
five years to implement." claims the recent arrival from Baltimore.
Oli ver's employer. the Rouse Co .. is the largest manager of
shopping centers in the co.untry. . •
"With or without Mother's. Atnum Court s new farmers
market and food court will emphasize nutritional food,.. said
Oliver. The $9 million remodeling. ot the 25.()()()..squarc-foot
ground Ooor opens next Friday. New food vendors. t.ake-out
counters and market services have been added as pan of the re-
do.
However. according to Oli ver. a healthy recreational asi>«t of
the old Atnum Court eating area will be lost. "We'll have scaling
for o'er 300 ... he said. "so there'll be no need to play 'capture the
table' for a place to eat at lunch and dinner."
0
At a lJCI dinner Thursday ~ere a hundred or so typ1call)
lr\ane. Corona dcl Mar. Costa Mesa folks. Nothing glamorous. no
bag deal. It was pnmanl)' a gathenng of Orange Co~t ph)s1c1ans.
..\nd the couple who gather nauonal headlines didn't expect.
or seem to capture. any special attention. TheY'chatted with
~Mangers as 1f the) were o ld fncnds. Then they'd stand alone and
talk to each other lake they JUSt met. But they didn't stand out an
the cro "d. "
He looked out of sons an a loose-fitting. double-breasted suit.
hl' looked like a s urfer-girl with sun-streaked blonde hair and a
scem1ngl> ageless bod) and face. It was Ted Turner and Jane
Fonda.
And 1f Newpon Beach yachtman Danny Elliot. who wac;
hosting the crc" . .of Turncr's HM Bounty. "had no knowledge"
thl' media mogul wa\ in to\\n -the media mogul didn't know his
S6 million Bount} "as an town. "He) Jane. dad you hear that., ..
he ~elkd through a cluster of conversation. "Thc Bounty's here'"
\\as he going 10 see his I 69-foot to} anchored off Corona del
M.sr" ":\aw. "c lk" do"n from L..\ and will fl) nght back."
an~''crcd the creator of ( NN. Wha t did he thank of the new
terminal at John \.\-:t)ne .\1rport'1 "Didn't see 11. I got m ) own
plane." hl' shrugged. Then. after a moment to reflect. he asked: "ls
thc.a1rpon reall) named 'John Wa)ne">''
Turnl·r "3\ an 1own to accept the E1scnho"er Award for his
contnbut1ons to "orld peace
Jim Wood:S rolumo ruo1 Suoday1 aod Tlu1rsday1.
By Anna C.Ol9
Ofenee ~ Deir "'°'
HUNTINGTON BEACH
For richer and for poorer look on
eiura meanina (or Debbie and
Richard Mallery Saturday after-
noon as they uchanlfd wtddint
vows durina a traditional church
ccrcmon in Huntinaton Beach.
For just two wttks aao. both
Debbie and R ichard were liVln&
on the streets of Oranl!C County
and didn't have enough money
for food and shelter. much less
for the type of wedding they
wanted.
Then they fo\lnd the tnterfa1th
Shelter Network.,a two-year-old
program that houses the home-
less at various churches through-
out the count)' and provides
them with a chance to direct their
energies toward finding work and
a ho me. ·
And with the help of the con·
grcgafron of the First United
Methodist Church in Huntington
Beach. the couple had the wed·
ding the) wanted and made their
three·} ear rclat1onsh1p with -each
other official
"If I've gotten this far. I know
it's going to work o ut." Debbie
Malle!) said. c cued about their
new hfe together and confident
the) will ha'c thcar o"n home b)
the end of the 9Q...da) program
Thev had been on the streets
for abOut fi' e \\ec~s before hear-
ing about the program through
anothcr church. Richard Maller)
s~ud.
~n after stanang 1he program
on Oct. 30. Malleri !Mild John
Wocncr. "ho ~oordinates the
program for the church. asked
him if hl"d like to mar11 Debbie.
Mallcr) said ht' to ld Woencr he
d1dn'1 C\Cn haH' <.'nough monq
for a mamagl' ltrenc;c but was 1n
for a 'iurpn\l' "hen Wocncr said
the rongrcgat1on "ould help put
the "cddang togl·ther.
Debbie \1Jlkn. formcrh Dell-
b1e. K1k0\ne .\aid she wa<..
shod .. t:d ".hen Rtlhard "'alked
o'er and propo'il'd 1n the church
h:ill la\t Thurwa' "It'~ hkc real·
h I can -u'c; for real.'' she said.
\\r:mng J "h1tc "cddanggo"n
horrcmcd frnm a congrcgat1on.
member. thl' J O-Ha r-old
m:tr( hl·d do" n the a1slc cscortrd
Driver training controversy .
solution appears to be in offmg
By Amanda Wray
Or8nQ9 Coetl Dally P110I
FOU rJ.\I N V..\L LF't
Parents fighting to rc\l<Hl' si mulator
and bchand-thl'·\\hecl po111ons of
drl\cr education at the Huntington
Bca(h Linton High School D1stnct
could ha' c the problem sol\ ed b)
the end of the month
Henn Laborde. whC\ formed a
group tailed thl' Drl\er'> Train ing
Founda11on to rail~ parrnt<1 behind
the l\\UC \aid f-nda) he n.'CCl\Cd
ce1'cd a<1suranCf\ from ~upcr·
tntendl·nt Larr) Kemper that the
training could be offered through a
communit' wn tl'C program.
Sta1c fund \ "erc cut from the
training ponions of driver educa·
tao n 1n late ..\ugust.
"No" it's up to the board to
permit u"i and Kemper to start up
thl' program :· Labourdc said. "And
Dr Kemper felt that he could get
the board to go v.1th this sugges--
11nn
Labourdc said that the pnce tag
would cost parents about S 110 for
'111uall) the samr training that
"ould ha\l' been offered thro ugh
the distract. Unlike the d istrict's
trad111onal program. ho~r,er. any·
one 1n the communll) \\Ould be
able to sign up -as long as the)
paid thl' kc
"This wa ~. the district 1s not
Police arrest doctor, assistant
By Holly J Wagner
Ora• Coa11 Dally Pilot
NE:.\\ PORT Bl:·\C H -.\ man
accused of practicing med1~tne
without a li cense and a doctor
accused of helping ham were free on
SI 0.000 bail each Saturda )' follov.-
1ng their arrest o utside their medi-
cal chnK at1 1501 Supcnor i\ve .
police ~1d
M1lnc J Onglc). a New Zealand
nat1,r hCTnSl•d to practice med1c1ne
in Ireland but not here. and Dr.
Lo uis Schlom. "ere arrested Fngay
outside the ln'tt1tute o f Ortho~1c
Mcdtc1ne b) Ne\\ port Beach police
office" and California Medical
Boord in' esug:uors.
The) arc au·uscd· of adminis.-
tcrina a controversial lrtatment de·
vl'lopcd by Ongk ) but not licensed
by the federal Food and Drua Ad-
m1nistrat1on. medical board In-
vestigator Kathy Schmidt said
They ~ere orrc"cd o utside ,the
clinic afkr Onale). who official Yy
has come under 1nvc tipt1on 1n
!><'' rrnl \tnte' and countnc~. al-
legcdl~ diagnosed. X-ra)ed and
prec;cnbcd treatment for. back 1n·
JUfleC> feigned b) ln,estagator tcvc
Rhoten and another medical board
tnH'stigator The cl1nac has bttn
under 1nves11gat1on for sax months
as a result of complaints from sev-
eral patients. o fficials said
Ongle~ was arrested on susp1c1on
of practicing medicine without a
license with a scnous nsk of tnJUr)'
and con pinng to commit a cnme.
both felonies. as ~ell as a lesser
complaint of unlawful reprcstn-
tation a a ph)'s1c1an. hlom was
arrested o n susp1c1on of co nspiracy
onl).
The two operate offi ces of their
clinic in Newport Beach and San
D1eao. While O nalcy's attorney says
Onaley reprcstntcd himself o nly as
a medical assistant. medical board
invcstiptors said his treatment of
the investtptors far ucccded
du1tes of a medic.al assistant.
Official said OnaJcy had ~
pcatcdly failed to pass a tc t for a
ph) ician's Ii cnsc 1n the n1tcd
States.
~x-husband arrested after stabbing
COST M ... oman wa boyfnend. O.llai Otv1nn1vy. S6. at
stabbed and her Cl(·husband ar-292S ~mba Onvc. Cordsm> uid.
re tcd after a m1d-mom1n1 1nc1cknt Otv1nn1vy and Sedeah• WCR "
at their home Saturday. pOlacc satd home alone at 11 a.m. S.turdlt)
Talat dqh1 of osta M~ was v.-hcn Hldjbian arri"ed home, CCM'·
he»p111hzcd at We tcm Mcd1c1I d1rro Yid. H~btan bcQme anarY
Center tn nla \na with mulupte and '1ormtd to his room. ~tum1na
stab ... ound' to her ba(k. 1omac:h "'Ith a kn•~ 1n h1 hand he •id.
and left hand • Lt m Cordtm>. ..When the)' NW him with RP•
Her e -hu band. Pa~11 Hadj· 1n hi\ c n. they ran:· Corditto
b11n. Sl. wH artt~ted for atkml*d 'ltd.
murdtf and held an Costa Mna J11I llcv1nn1vy fled down the Sltcel 10
on Sl50.000 beal, Corchero said. ' 1 nctahbor's home ind caltC'cl
The p11r rnt<kd 1n peratc pohtt. -•Y ,.. ..._.. ,...,
room '" the home of Sldqh9'1 • --""·
going to tx· 4'Ul'd 1f <,omc ·student
cannot .itlorll to pa) .. Llibourdt'
!klld
Kembcr \\J) l'ool to l'arhr r rl'-
quests b) Llibourdl' and other l'On -
ccrnl'd p:trl.·nts tx>t·au!IC of \Ul h legal
qu~t1onc;. and had indicated that
thl' aroup \\OUld ha\C IO ral\l'
$:!:!9 000 for the d1'1tnct to restore
the program on rnmpu'> rather 1han
lct 11 be funded on a per-c;tudrnt
ha-.1s
Labourde and otht'rs alw had
hoped that the outcome ol a case
filed b' the C ahfom1a ..\swc1at1on
of afety Education 1n thl'
Monterey ount~ Supcnor Court
O"er re,tonng funds "ould help
strtngthen their cause. but the a'>·
soc1atton lost its sutt Fnda).
Labourde ..aid
Labourdc said he is t11ing to gct
the prc~nt propoc;al heard b~ th('
district's board of trustccs b> the
end of the month.
Rev. Gary Beard of the First United Method1~t
Church says a few words of encouragement
Snauna "°"*''°'.,. eo-t o.ty Plot
to Rlcl'iard an'd Debbie Mallery at their wed-
d ing In Huntington Beach Saturday.
bv Joan and Ernie.'" Cobanl'. Jl\11
mcmbers of thl' church.
[mil' Cobanl' "a!. rC\JXlO\lbk
for helping Richard Ma Ill·~. In
find a full-11me JUh l:t'>t V.l'ck ,1,
an auto mel·hantc JI ( al \tJtc
.\uto Sak'> Thl' v.l'dd1ng pam
also 1ntludcd Wocncr and h"
"ifc Janet. and R1{hard \131kn ·,
14-,ear-Old daughter frnm a
pre' 1ouc; marnagl' \tan•\
It v.a-; an l'mot1onal nwml'lll
for the coupll· anll th~1r frtl'nd\ 10
attcndanu· "hl'n Jnnther lllO·
@rcgat1on ml'mtx·r \ang J. mm 1ng
rcnd111on ol lhl' thl'nll' Imm 'Ile
Cac;tk' I Pka<.(.• Don't l l't th1<..
Feeling Fndl ..
"\.\ e hoJ)l' th.it mJn~ rx·11pk
"'II read ahout \our \\l'dd1ng.''
1hl Rl'' {Jan &."Urd told the
lnupk during ihc Ct'rl'mon~ ··~.
l:tll'>(.' ,,l. do n't v.a nl this feeling
,,, l.'nd ··
\\ h1k thl'rl' an.· 'l''l·ral mamed
lOupk' 1n,nhed' in the program.
th" 1' the tir\t tir.rH: 'helter gul'"it\
h,J\c been mamed during tht•
rr• gram
·1 m happ~ lor m' dad Jnd
lxbb11: :• \au.I \tau"\ l\i1Jllcn
,, h1• h\l''> \\Ith h,·r mnthl'r an
\.rntJ ..\na "It' 1u~t so O\Cr·
"hl·lmtng that thl'~ final I\ gut
m.1rned It ~a' l 1nd of hl l· a
dn·am lnmt· trul' lnr them ..
f hl· v. l'Jd ing ha\ .t l\<l dune
"u ndl'f'\ lnr lhl' ml1ralc ot othl'r
\hdtn pJnll 1p.1nl\ • .. uJ C 11:nrg1a
i...1mpton a program ad' 1'it'r
.
.. The' st'(' "ashes come true. ll
g1"es: them hope. Sometimes I
thank 1t surpnses them that
people ca re so much ." ..
Most of the 12 people partier·
patang in the program attended
the wedding and reception. The •
rcccpuon \\a!> hdd in the same
hall the\ ·11 call home for a cQuplc
v.eckc; ·
"Thl· "cddang has made me
feel 'ef' comfortable and at ea~
that the. people here arc smccre:·
..aid T)rone C urn Matthews, a
former l ' Manne and. data
pnxes~r v.ho "as hv1ng on the
strttts for more th:a
~forc J01n1ng the program. -11
·bro ught a pos1t1' r Oare in the
hu1ldtng rm \el') happ) for the
couple ··
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FOUNTAIN VALLEY -Two
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shot and killed a car thief followint
a hip-speed cbatc that ended in
Ncwp0n 8eKh have been cleared
of any Wl'Oftldoina.
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concerned. she District Attorney's
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to indica&c any criminal IFf'CY on
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Gannon Jr. uid Friday.
Such in vestiptions by the Dis·
trict Auorney's Office arc standard
in offi cer-involved shootin,s.
The investigation stemmed from
a July 25 incident when Cameron
Rogers. 27. led police on a chase in
a stolen Chevrolel Blazer through
Fountai n Valley. Huntington Beach
and N~ Bach bef~re it ended
in a s•ndofY' with p0lt« on Sea·
shore Drive.
TM chatc reached speeds up to
100 mph befo~ Roten rammed a
police car and a block wall u he
was ' ancmptina to turn aro~nd at
40th Street. The offictn rammed
the Blattr. pinning the door shut.
and ordered Rogers to freae. •
Once cornered. Rogers reponedly
disobeyed police orders to frttze,
and bobbed aroU'nd in the cab or
the truck. actina as if he was search·
ing for som~thing._ . . . __
Police Chief Elvin t1!ali dechned
comment. sayina he had not re-
ceived a <;opy of the investiption.
Ht has declined to release the
names of the officers. both of whom
have returned to acti ve duty ..
-By IM O.Uy Pilot
Fires destroy sav•al
ho111s,. condo111n1111s
A 300-acre brush fire sparked by
downed power lines destroyed or
damaged se\-en expensive homes m
Devore Saturday while a blaze
burnc.-d 30 unfinis hed con·
dom1ni ums in Thousand Oaks
Ventura Count \· aulhont1es said
a plumbtr"s solderi ng tool sparked
a fire in Thousand Oaks. a com·
munily 40 milts northwest of Los
Angek s. 8) e'enmg. the fire 1hrcal·
enc.-d other c.-mpt) condominiums to
the.-complc-<.
Ventura Co u nt )' f ire
spokeswoman Denise Obli n~r said
l\\o fi refighters were IOJUrcd . bul
the e"<tent of th ose tnJunc:s "ere
unknown.
No e\acuauoTI' ·was plannl·<l.
More lhan 200 firefigh ters "l'rl'
dispatched after thl' bla1t: "a" re-
ported al 2:52 p.m
Ea rlier Sa turda\. hundred<; of
people fled fro m ·their homes 1n
IA'' ore. a communtl) in the: ·a n
lkrnardino Mo untain foo1h1lls.
Damage v.a<, put at SI . 7 million
Four homco; and numerous small
sht·d., and outbuildings "crc a tolal
los'i Thn·c homc'i "ere damaged
Om· of the gulled homes "as a
nl·arh finished. unon·up1ed home
of I 0.00)..~uarc-fet•I. ..aid Cah·
forn1a Dl'Jlartment of Fore<.t~
(art \l~de (1amma
\anta \na "tnds gusllng lO 40
mph hlew do" n thl' power hoes JUSt
aft er I a m. and "hipped up the
hlaie 1n Dn ore Heights. a "ell -to·
do area of custom homes and
ranches belov. Sa n Bl·rnardino Na·
uonal Forest.
.. This as right on the side of the
mounlain." Gamma said.
A couple was treated for smoke .
1nhalal1on at a hospital and re·
leased. he said.
Aboul 400 people were force to
evacuate homes and a campground.
The hall) area of brush. Juniper
and eucalyptus 1recs was di) from
four 'ears of drought. he said.
The "ands calmed down around
dawn. helping fi re fighters n ng the
blazr se' en hours after tt was re-
poncd. ·
But firefighters kepi a watchful
e\C.' for flarc·t1ps laltr in the day as
tcmix·ra tures h1l t.he 80s. hum1d1l)
remained low and winds gusled to
20 mph .
i\bout JOO firefighters from San
Bernardino Counl) and the forest!)
department ba1t led the blaze north·
east of Interstate ~ ~S. Gamma said
The National Weather Service
forel'ast rl'nt'"ed but slowl) de·
creasing Santa .\na "'1nds lhrough
Tuc'ida'
The ho1. dn "ind results from
air s"ecpang from a high -pressure
an.·a an :"l'' ada across C'ahforn 1a
toward lo"·prcssurc coastal zones.
mc1eorolog1st ~tarl Rochin said
.\\ 1hc fi re raged before da"n.
abou1 t\\O do1en refugees streamed
into The creaming Chicken
aloon. which ser.ed as an evacu·
at1on n·nt cr
Thl· bar v.as gctt1ng read~ lo close
when own er s, h ta Fo' sa" the fire
and call ed up io ofTer help. she said
-By tbe AISocl•ted Pr~u
AP LaMrpholO
A Federal Aviation Administration Inspector looks over remains of
a Cessna aircraft that crashed into a building In Pacoima.
Plane hits building; three hurt
LO ANGELES -A small plane
crashed into a bui lding and fell to
a street Saturday. inJunng all lhree
pcopk aboard. au1h onl1cs said.
f he 'iinglc~ngme Cessna lo'>t
power after take ofT from Whi te·
man \1r Parl and clipped an air
rond1t1 on1ng duct on top of a onc-
stol) commercial building. said
JX)hce Sgt. Dennis Pelc h.
11 then fell onto Paxton trl'CI m
the Paco1ma area of the San
·Fernando Valfe)' arou11d 9~0 a.m
The '1r t1ms "ere helped ou1 of
the plane by w1tne ses. said Fire
Ocpaf1rhcnt spokesman J im Wells.
T hr (Slane then caught fire and
burnld for 10 minutes. No one on
lhe ground "a' inJured
Tht' '1c11m'i "ere se nt lo Hol)
Cros'l Mrdtral Cenier in M1ss1on
H1l l'i \.far. .\nn Hanle' of La
Crtscenta ~as in stable condt11on
"1th a cnncu'i'l1on and abrasions.
said nu~ing suf){'n 1wr Diane New.
P1lo1 Harold Ll'ro\ Wessel of un
Valle\ "as treated° fo r cuts and
relca~d Thr 01her passenger. John
R Wilson of Bumank. suffered a
fracturrd an~k.
The building "a" damaged by the
crash bu1 did no1 get burned
Paco1ma ts ~O mile nort hwcs1 of I!>
downtown.
-By Ille A11ocl•IH PtH1
Parents of girl found in closet out on ball •
SAN BERNARDINO -cou·
pie who allegedly kept 1hc1r 12·
)car-old daughter locked 1n a
cockroach-1nfcslcd closet fo r
months and perhaps years were
freed from ·Jail .
1er on Oct 22 an the 4-by-5 foot
elo'\ct of • the couple's
Bernardino home
an
The clO'ICl was 1nf~ted with
cockroaches. and the airt's clothina
wa~ ~Lamed walh human ~a tc.
ln,e-.111410" have said they ~·
he'c the 11rl "'a held 1n closets ofT
and on in "anou .. homM for the
past dcc:Jdc.
Joseph Pe1er uceda. l3. and his
wife. Sandna Limon • uceda. 31.
"'ere released from the San
Bernardino Count) Jail Fnday
n11ht aOcr po tina bonds ofU0.000
each Family members providc-d The a1rl and her SI\ brothcn and
the money. si ters. qc 2 months to IS )tars.
The.San f!rrnard1no un reJ)Oned "crt placed in foster home • Poltct
Saturday 1h1t Sauttda, two othu said there wa no cv1dcntt the
men and a woman 1ttac9'cd the other eh11drcn "ere abutcd
new\p1pcr•s phototrae>htt out,ide JoM:ph Sauc:cda 1 cha~ with
the j11I until dcputi" pull«t t~m • fck>n)' c:h11d abutt and felon)' child
IWI)'. Photoar1phcr Alan Lnsia cndanarrmcm Sand~ ,S.UC'Cda as
w1 not lt'rtously jruurtd. • charted wuh felony child eftdaqrr·
Poll«' 1clin1 on a tip rrom rcl1· mt'fl
t1 vcs d11CO\.tlid the eou~· dauah·
,
-
Tony Dod ero
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·--·-McKean parks
his ~agon at
Bein, Frost
Former Cal trans chief ~elG Me~eu
bas joined the multi-ditci
nee ring,
planning and
surveying
firm of Rot>
ert Bein.
William
Frost and
Associa tcs.
McKean will
assume the
role of vice
president oJ
transpor-
tation ...
Newpon
Beach-based
Hatteru of
Callfonala
was named
dealer of the year at the Hatt~s
Yachts 1990 In te rnational Sales Con-
fertncc held in New Bern. North Caro-
lina. The award 1~ the most prcsttgious
that Hatteras prcscn1s ...
The inv~tmcnt real estate brokerage
firm. Sperry Van Neu. has completed
the SI. I mt Ilion sale of a retail building
in Laguna Stach to Curt Olson of
Nexus Development .
Welts Fargo Bank rteen1ly an-
nounced thal 1t will form a new retail
banking di\ 1s1on 1n ln1nc. This office.
designed to senc Orange Count}. "111
be managed b) ntor Vice President
Larry Crabtree ...
In Newport Beach. Estey-Hoover
Advcrtl1la1 and Public Relalloa1 has
expanded its business to busmess
adverttstog dt vision w11h the acquisi-
tion of Royal Manufilc1unng. the na-
tion's largest supplier of rcs1den11al
Ooorma1s ...
Over In lrvme. Gary R. Wallll1trom
has been named dtrec1or of purchasing
for Raygal Inc .. a restaurant design and
installation firm . Wahlstrom. prcv1ous-
I) with Carl Karcher Enterpnses. 1s a
12-year 'e1eran of 1hc food service
industry .
The In 1ne Chamber has appo1"1ed
1hrtt ne" members to tis Board of
D1rtelors The) are· Rlebrd Ro4Jlcr.
d1rcc1or of developmenl a1 1he llCI
Gradua1e School of Managcmen1. Brad
Snyiler. general manager of 1he In toe
Mamott Hotel. and CUrles Butea 1he
area service manager of AT&: T ..
Kudos to Marcia Hendricks, the
Newport Beach Publtc Library L11eraq
Coordinator. who has been awarded
1he Certificate of Apprcc1atton fo r
Outstanding Contribution by the AFL-
CIO. Hendricks 1s 1n charge of the
library's literary Services program ...
Booked air fares can now be re·
checked by Worldw ide Tr.avel of Irvine
through a new compu1cr system that'
will ensure 1hat travC'lers arc getting the
lowest fares avatlabk... ·•
Scher-Voll ommemal Brokerage
Company, Inc. has added Byroa M.
Bllllop to its team as a market mg
assoc1ate. Bishop was prtv1ously a mar-
ketina associate wtlh Grubb and Elhs
and Burke Commercial .
In Newport Beach. Reimbursement
Dynamics. Inc .. a hcal1hcarc consulting ·
firm. has sleeted Law ... Mane&1q
GrH• to provide 11s marketina needs. ..
J. Mldaael Brea ... an attorney 1n
the Newpon Beach law firm of Gibson.
Dunn and Crutcher teamed with part-
ner Marjorie ~id Lewis to .~in a
lcpl victory against the Secunues and
Exhanae Comm1ss1on for cltent Qcnnis
W. Evans. .. J• L. R.alle hH been named an
associate of Manaaex International.
Ra&)e was previously a law enforce-
ment profe 1onal and a cnminalist
with the Oranae County henff-Cor-
oncr ...
At South Cout Plata. Yves int
Laurent hu h1rtd H~I ~~ as the
MW store maNIFf. Ktamsp\<tOu ty
worked as the tore manqer at
Burbm)s and she has 18 ~an eJ·
perience in rt1a1I ,_ a..rd PartlMn MYerdml
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CORONA DEL MAR Noc muy
chamben of commerot face the uplaill
banles that Corona del Mar's doa.
Corona dd Mar bulineues must dell
with 1tvcral distractions.
Down the road, there is the Newport
Harbor Arca Chamber. which is lucrative
and hiahly succeuful
Thm comes the traffic. Jou of it.
that would affect tbe villlle-• • .. , think they are a very ldki• _. ·
efrcdjve IJ'OUP and they are IMlllJ dz6-·,
cated to pmervina the &usiw dilll'ia o1
Corona del Mar,.. said Ncwpcwt ~ lllildl .
Councilman Phil Sansone. • •
For examp&c. he cited the bani ..t ol ·
both the chamber and the Corona diet Mar ~ •
RHidents Assoc:iatJon in tryins IO peti&ioa --w city of Ncwpon Beach to pl.oe lnftic
lialns Qt Orchid and Iris sueeu. Titoee -•
stopliahts. Sansone said. would have m8de
t.ra ffic more bearable. but they were deaied
by Caltrans.
,Accordin& to Buck. w chamber mai•
laJM a .membership of approximately lOOt
who are aU very close kniL •: •
Every day durina both momina and
evening rush hours, the vill11C'S main
thourouahfare. Pacific Coast Hipway, be-
comes a vinual perkina lot of bumper to
bumper automobiles -thus makina it
hard for shoppers to get to the many shop1
that line the way.
But despite the adversity, the Corona del
Mar Chamber remains strong and fiercely
independent.
"We meet with those who have the aame : •:
interests and probJcms." said 40-year rest-•:. dent Luvena Hayton, tbc owner of Hiy--• .,.-~~-..-.
to~y Window. "'You become friends!•:
as welt as business acquaintances." •:•
"We are a unique blend of.people and
place. and I think that best desribes us."
said Ellen Buck. the administrator of the
Corona del Mar Chamber.
~ ~Orenge OoMt o.lr ...,.
. Ellen Buck of the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce taya the organization
ta dedicated to ..rnaJntalnlng Corona del Mar'• unique village environment.
Ha)<ton. the first woman president oftbe :··
chamber and a current executive board .•:
member. said the aroup 1s now wortcina on •: •
plan& ror the 14th con&eCutive Olristmas :•:
Fcsuval. •:· The city itself is unique. also. Set apinst
the foot of the San Joaquin Hills. this
coastal community has been home to sev-
eral artists and movie industry moguJs
throughout the years.
In fact. the chamber itself was formed in ,,,, _,,,,,,
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By Tony Dodero
Orenge Coatt Delly Piiot
IRVfNE -In order to keep up with
changing economic conditions. many ex-
perts arc saying 1hat local business leaders
must look 10 new marketplaces in 1he
19~
And one lrvme businessman has his eye
on a rather unltkel) target -the Soviet
Union. ,
When Bons Gurc' 1ch emigrated to the
United Stales from the Soviet Unton in
1980. his homeland was stilt under the
heav1 hand of Leonid Brtzhnev -
glasnost and perestroika were JUSI pipe
dreams.
But alt that changed when M1kha1l
Gorbachev became the Sov1e1 leader in
1985. W1th1n five }cars. the country that
was once a bastion of ..commvn1sm has
become a capitali st's dream.
1957 to maintain-the village's own Cass A
post office as a mark of individuality and
distincuon from it's mother city. Newpon
Beach.
..We have our own particular problems
hett. that's why we arc different." she said.
.. We have a lot of rules that we have to
follow that we wouldn·t hav~ 1f we were
pan of the city."
'She said the group ac11vel) monitors 1he
actions of Newpon Beach officials for an>
rules or regulations tha1 the c11v may adopt
The festJval. wbicb begins with the • --
Christmas Walk on the first Sunday in •
December. will kick off this year on Dec.
2 Poinsettias and lights will line the store
wmdows and refreshments and entertain--
ment W111 be featured during the da~. . .
Gurev1cfl said recent changes 1n Soviet
law have eliminated past bnmers to free
trade.
Lei p~ Come Dill, "'°'
Boris Gurevich has positioned his BG lnternatlonaJ as a bridge between U.S. capitalists the the U.S.S.R. mart<et.
"The Soviet government now allows he said has created a virtually convertible
individuals the nght to open businesses... ruble.
Gurevich said. ··rreviousl) you "'ere obit-; · .. Now 1s a good time 10 get in and stan
gated to share )'Our cnterpnse with Soviet domg business '-'llh the $ov1et Unton.
partne.rs" . which 1s doiie a lot bu1 u11fonu11a1ely not
Businessmen can now open their own b} Amencans:· he said. "It's done b}
accounts in Sovie1 banks. and operate their Japanese. b~ much of the ~s1an comm um~
entcrpnscs w11h Soviet currency. Not only t) and a 101 of It 1s done b) Europe ··
that. bu1 1he Soviet banktog S)Stem was Encouraged b> the changes in the So' 1et
copied from lhe Amencan Federal Reserve cconom}'. Gurc' 1ch formed BG Inter·
system. he said. national. a management and markettog
"It used to be that }'OU could not actuall) consulling firm. 1n 1987.
rttycle your rubles 1ns1de the Soviet Gurcv1ch was born. raised and educated
nton. not any more." he said .. You can to the Soviet Union. He has a doctorate
no\\ compete as an equal wtlh Soviet degree in chemical enginecnng and a mas-
competittors. this 1s a big advantage:· ter's in mechanical engineenng from the
Funhermorc. he said that even 1f Amen-lnst11ute of Chemical Engineenng 1n Mos·
can businessme-n want to operate to dollars CO\\ He has siud1ed busmcss adm1n1\-
now they can do so beca use 11 1s possible trat1on at UC Santa Clara and 1s proficient
to rccover the mone} through baoks. This 1n sc"eral languages. ,,.,.,.,, ,,..,
.. But. mos1 1mponontly. he understands 1n the profits. but usuall} cosu art tmmmal
the ~ople and culture of his homeland and and markeun& costs arc low."
he belteves his firm can contnbute _not onl) The perct"na1e of profits he requests
to 1he-.\mcncan businessman cager to differs from busmes.s to business. but he
e'pand. but to the Soviet econom) as welt u1d 11 1s usuall)' to the 3-to-4 percent range
~lso. allO'-'IO& So'1eu and l\mencans to unless he bas to run the business for
part1c1pate together 1n busmt"Ss 'enturcs ~eral ~ears and then he could charge up
1mpro"C1 1he chances for pdce bet'-'~n to 6 percent
the two counin~. Gurc' 1ch said He hopes his business will attract the
In 1he stales. (1urc' 1ch '" a one-man medium-1zed companies v.h1ch cannot af-
show for BG lntcmauonal hut he has ford 10 establish offices in the Soviet
sc'en partners 1n 1he So\lct l 'n1on "'ho do L n1on. somethmg he said he can ac-
the markeung and management He: \aid comph~h v.1tht0 a month.
the So\lcts arc hungJ1 for tcchnolog) and • ..\\c',e ha'e altTad) penetrated the mar-
.\mencan goods. and he can pro' 1dc local kel ·· and that mart.et 1s bnsthng wt th
businessmen lht" opponunll\ to marle1 acu' 1t\ he said
1heir wares at m1n1mal cow\ .. The" 're realh hungt) for fnend.sh1p:·
.. If ""e heh~' e m the product lhl'n he said .. Thal°§ wh~ the opponun1t) for
usuall) \\C don't charge up front·· hl· \aid hu'linec;~ 1~ thC're Business 1s \Cr), very
.. If tl 1s .successful 1bcn v.c v.111 pam~1pate actl\C
Reconsidering home ownership • ID the '90s
So )OU want to bu y a home. In Amenca
home ownership is ngh1 up 1herc with
motherhood :ind apple pte. I can under-
stand your being mouvated by pnde of
ownership. but as a financial dcc1S1on. well.
let's review the fac1s.
You ha ve heard 11 all: You pay rtnt for
years. and what do }OU have to show for
it? Your accountant has told you that at
your inc9me. )'OU could use a wnte-<>fT.
You need a monpac so that you can
deduct both the in1ercst and the real estate
ta es on your tax rc1urn.
That modest $400.000 home that you
have bccrt looking at. or one JUSt hke 1t.
sold for abut $40,000 only 20 ycan aao.
We. in California. have enjoyed one of the
pcatest real estate booms in the modem
era.
Just in the pest few ye.an the increa~s
in pric:cs has made virtually eVttyOnc
bchc,·e that demand for real estate was
insatiabk. II )OU nttdcd to do was buy
real estate. and 1n a couple of years.. )OU
could tum a baa profit. In fact. ownenhjp
of rtal ntatc ha bttn the laraca con-
tributor to wealth creation for the
wealth1e1t Cahfomaan
Eva today. many in\onton ~liew d\at
real cstatt rtprtWnt the best 1nvnuncnt
opponun1t)' lrOUnd ltboup demand bu
slo'fll'td conMdenbly. indlvtduat sun want
to own ""ta.I "'openy. Tht typjcal aa-
va10r till pays mOft for a real estate'
investment 1han bt could po911bfy JUll•fy.
~ it not fof bi btlief ~· lbc pnct wtll coetinue 10 nit bet "°"vinion that he
can incrciac his "11ts annually.
Thi•~· ilmt .. bk demand -,..
estate bu ap1wned unbndkd reial ntall
dtvtlopmfnt. It ii y tu 1t tMl de=
Ydopcn bave o~ih? 11 •• any ""'""
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Roy E. Gold
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that so many house$ arc unoccupied?
The ~ntly enacted fcdcnl budlct a"ls
for ubs1ant1al cutbKkt in dekn spend-
'"" Southcm California is home to man)'
c:kltnte contracton.. and many mOft wt>
C'Ontraeton. Recl'nt la oftS and lhote yet to
bt annou~ Wiii onl e~acctbatc the
o"cnupp&y probkm1 for ttal mate.
Tbctt 1s still demand for uthttn
Caliof'onua real estate. The probltm for
matt woukf .. bt bu)'tf1 11 that they canno\
Rnd another bu)Cr to purcba11 0~1r t~ttt·
"" heme. Ah.boup pnca have not )-tt s.pulicantly ckcbncd, and even 1f home
1tUen mule" to acttpt lower ~ few
t•PK't I.Mt prices will 1ncreuc any hme
soon.
In my opWori. once real estate in\ICtton
~icvc thar-tht Wltl not tee t.Mtr
propcnia apptt'(iate and that they well not
. .
be able to collect higher rents thr' "''"be
an,1ous to sell thetr propcrue<, to stop 1he1r
ncptJ\e cash flo"AS. Whtn that happen\.
many more propert1e '-'111 br for ~k and
pnccs wdl dccltne~
4-fter hst1n1 a hou~ for s.ale. and .iftcr
ha' mg 1t remain on 1he mar~et. unsold. for
a conSJderable peood of umc more and
more ~llers arc v.·1lhng to rcn1 th~·ir J)rop-
en}'. The) want to co'er 1he1r ou1-.tand1ng
monp,r par ments and arc hop1ntt for a
tum..around 1n the market
Let's say that you were interested 1n thal
$400.000 house. The t>P•C'll dov.-n pa)-
ment 'A>Ould be 20 ~rcent That " an
$80.000 investment. The loan on thC' prop-
erty would then be 1he dtfTerencc hct""l't'n
the down Pl)'ment and the purchac;c pm't'.
or $320.000. If >OU were to ohtam a 10
percent (interest ra1e) 30-~car fi,cd ra1C'
mortpac. )'Our month!\ loan P3' mcnt
v.-ould ht Si. Real e~tate ID\t", Yvould
add another $416 ot counting -home-
owntt's 1n urance. )Our monthl\ O-Ut-of-
pockct e pen~ would be S3.~~.&
For income ta'.\ purposes. SJ rn ~ of that
monthly pe)'mcnt would ~ dcdUC11ble
from your income. ~ ummg that )Ou art
ID the l8 percent ftdcT'al and Q 3 pc'l'C'Cnt
state tax brackc your ta\ rtduct1on
v.-ould amount to S 1.069 monthl)" TM~
f'orc. )Our nt1 monthl\' co t ..,.ould bt u.1 s~. ·
let'' uwmc that instead of bu)'lf\&. ou
could teelt the same propcn)' Tbe rent fi r
lbll hotM waWd t)l)tC&ll) be " than Sl.000 per month. If )OU invested the
SI0.000 down peyYMnt 1n a 1aa frtt Cali-
A>ntta muniC'lpel t9ond f\tnd, you could
ex,pea to cam approA.irMtdy 6\12 percent or
S4JJ pa' ~th. Y out M1 COS\ lO ret'lt
would then bt Sl,'67.
tnctl)' from an economic point of vJew,
rcnttog that home would save )OU SS88 a
month or S,.056 a ~car Put another wa).
the cost of homC' O'-'ner5h1p in this eum·
pk 1'\ J prcm1um of 371 ~ pttttnt. Can you.
or ~hould \OU afford It" If 'tou add the cost
of future . major repairs and the clos1 na
cost '°'ohcd '-'llh purchasing the prop.
ert' tappro'1matel) I 10 t-1"-percent of the
purchast pnC'C') the rent1n1 advant.aat
"'0Uld be e\tn grtalef
Remember this 1s onl) 1 hypothetical
eumplc If }Ou arc looklna for a new
home. I ..,.ould ~uucs• the follo•'lDI: •I. Look at open bousn. or call a real
e'u1c broker to take )Ou aTOund an4
pre' tl'W several homes until you find tbt
one \OU lt~c
• !. k your real e :t.att broker to do a
computer check on comparable hom.:s t~
hav~ rtttnth ~Id
• S. fnqu1rt a to whctbcr the ltllcr woul4
be w1lhn& lo I~ the PfOCPf\) for at leati
a )Ur (lonaer would be better). .1 •
• 4. Check what comparable propcrua an
rcntJna for This ..-ould be a bttk lnOft
difficult to detemunc, but a realiot lhoul4
be able to help )'OU • ,
• •. Check the math to ddft1niM ~
or not your &peaf~ cue hM •. faltll
advantqc ( k' our ac:cownnt for )'CMI!'
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-a... -let -~ c: -South c-t -atore ....,,_ Chrta Y-lhow -ol the "funky and
fun" clotlllng tt..i the retail chain la k,_..·klf. . ... , .. ~
Wet Seal appeals to . . the young at ·heart
By Joy Anthony -
Orang. Coat Oelly Pilol
If you want to s,;cceed in the
women's clothing business. forget
about the aging yuppie. Appeal to
the teeny-bopper 1n us all.
That's th·e philosophy of Ken
C hilvers, who became president of
Wei Seal in 1984.
And so far it 's v.•orking. Sill years
ago. the Irvine-based chain had 18
stores. Today. 1t has 92.
..We think a lo t of people in our
business ha\·e bcr n misled by the
(dr mographic ) numbers." he said.
.. What a lot of people fai l to realize
is that even though people are
getting old r r. they look after them·
,S('lves bcttr r than they did a gener·
ation ago ."
Chilvers describes the Wet Seal
look as "funky and fun ." The s1yles
appeal tu people ranging from ~3 to
50.
D1 s1r1c t nta nagc r D ep isc
Campbell agrees. Though she wans
on a lot of !<.'en-agers. she al so secs
the V.'I\ cs uf the managers who
\\'Ork for her father. the presi dent of
Karl Karcher Entcr'pr1scs. Both
groups like th<.' Pari s Blues, Bongo .
and "'et Seal latx·ls. she said.
'"Just be-ca use they're gC-1ting a
!LUie older d oesn't m<'a n thl"\' want
1u become frumpier 1n the ..... ay they
·dress:· C-h1l\crs e).pl ainrd .
Yi'alk 1mo <.'i thcr the South C'oast
Plaza or Fashion Island stor<.' and
~uu'll discover an atmosphere to
match the youthful elo thes. A bank
of MTV-1ypc videos on the wall
feature stars like Paula Abdul, Ehon
Jo hn and Madonna.
~ Someti mes a shopper v.·111 com·
plain ahout the music. ('hll,crs
adn11t,, "Thl·n "" turn 11 dov.n
unol the-customer le3vts."
But mo't \\ C'I Seal fans consider
the music pan of the antbiancc
"lt'"i not JUi.I \..ids l'OJ0)1ng this." he
said . ··M1ddll":lgl'<l JX:oplc do 100
-a" long a" ifs.not 100 luud or on
thr edgl·."
lfthr musu.· become!. too absorb-
ing. the customer'\ arc atd<.'d by the
arrangement uf v.holc uutfit,. on th e
v.·all . \\'llh rack" of clo thes und<.'r-
neath .
By conira!ot. man ~ o ther stores
arc "11cm dn\ en:· he -.aid A buye r
1n the SV.l'all·r r.h.·p:1rtml·n1 v.·111 ask:
"\\'hat '" 1h1'\ fall''\ ""cater" .. and
'llOCk 11 1n all po'l\1blc colors. o\
pant'\ h U\l'r v.dl '\lock all of the
season·,. °jlan\\. •\t Wl·t Seal. the
hu~cr<. .,.,ork a\ a team to produce
ga rml'nl<. that go 1og('lhl'r.
Onr.· third uf lhl' 11cms are the
s1nre's O\\n hrand!o. And n1os1 arc
pncc<I 1n \\hat the pr(·sidcnl calls
'"lhc m1ddl c rangl'.. '
RC\l'nul'l> fnr 1hc stores arc C'll-
pt'Ctcd to he around SRO million
this ~ear. And plans are 1n the
v.·ork~ tn l·ontinul· c.•J1panding the
Q~.o;torr lha1n tx·)ond 1he Cali·
forn1a. Florida. Nevada, Hawau
and .\n1ona locations.
Thl' JQ9() l'.>.:pa ns1on came as a
result of a stock offering thal
brought the company $38 million.
about 40 percent more th·an fhC
management expected.
Chilvers considtrs the timing for-
tuitous. By going public on July 3,
he said. the company just missed
the drop in demand caused by the
Middle East crisis. .,,
Shares o( Wet Seal stock jumped
21 percent from the S 14.25 offering
price to close at $1 7.25 in the 6rst
day of trading. The company was
the th ird most ac1ive issue in the
over-the-counter market. wi th some
3.3 mill ion shares trading hands. A
few weeks la ter. Chilvers said , the
stock l'limbed to almost S 19 a
share.
"Then we had th is Middle East
crisis. which drove the market
down and us alo ng with it. ..
Although 1hc stock plummc1ed to
about S 12 a share~ the chain con-
t~nucd growing. adding 14 Jtores
since July.
Chil vers has had a lot of ex·
pcrience building. companies. Born
in Canada. he we nt to \\'Ork with a
reta iler called Suzy Shier. 'A'hich
grew from 20 !tores to 150 under
his leadership. before the Canadian
firm bought out Wei Seal.
Wet Seal looked like a good op-
ponunity when Suzy .Shier .... ·as
looking 10 build a presence in
Amcn ca in 1984. he ell plained.
Basically. the chain wa s chosen
becauS(' of it5 18 ma\1 locations.
The firm has since s.pent an aver·
age. of $500.,gpcl to build C'ach new
4,500-squa rc-foo t store. a bo ut
double v.·hat its , nvals spend to
cqu1p s imilar sho ps. he s~ud .
Chlf\ crs was roped into lca,·ing
Suzy Shier fo r Wet Seal when the
company offered him a minority
interest 1n thc firm .
But he says he didn'1 need any
a(m twisting .. <\n av1 d golfer. he
leaped at the chance to come 10 a
sunnier climate.
S1nC't' 1hen. he and his pannCr.
Kath) Bro nstein , have been given a
fa irly free rein 1n th e company.
Su:ry Sh ier. he sa)'S. leaves all o f1hc
WC'I &-al management dcc1s1o ns in
thl· hands o f the local people who
know the market.
This 1s the kind of approach. he
says. that made 1hc onginal Balboa
Island slort a success during the
'60s and '70s. Though he sa id ht
doesn't know v.·hy thal s1 ore
eventually fiuled, he wo uld have
kept it · 1n the chain 1f i1 hadn't
already d isappeared by the time the
third owners C'&me on board in
1984.
But rhange 1s pan of the Wc1 Seal
ph1losoph)'. Explains South Coast
1 Plaza manager Chns Yanek: "Wet
l Seal people:' ntver have blin4en on.
The bigwigs come in here to fi nd
out what the customl'rs want.''
Good news ~ Miata
ranked among~IO best
IRVINE -The Mazda MX·5
Miata has been named one o f Road
&. Track's "Ten Best Cars in 1he
World." offi cials al Mazda's Irvine
hcadquaners announced Friday.
In add111on . th e magazine
selc,·1cd the M1a1a as 1hc "Best
Spons OT ' in 1he 513.0CX>-Sl l.OOl
class.
Tht list of award winners. which
appears in the magazine's Dcccm·
bcr issue. also includes the Ferrari
348. Porsche Carrera 4. Mcrcedr~
Benz JOOE· and SOOSL and the
er.jw I.t s,
The $14,200 M1a1a was the only
\'Chicle in the a.roup with a base
price under $35.000. company of·
ficial s noted.
-By Th Au.c-l•lff Pf'ff•
Bad new.s: RX-7s
voluntarily recalled
Grand Performances does
· housecleaning .with detail
Stephan Scott 11 a Mlf·acialmed lllclcief fO< cfeanllnell.
"You """ literally eat ott the ftoor of any room In· my JlOUM,"
.he oaya. ,, •
Scolt had alwayo been ,llliaatl1fled wtth loci! -Ing
-· "II look• oood. ,bul you don't get the nltly-glftly
detail," he aeya. Almost In retaJlatlon, he started Grand
Perl0<manceo h~leanlng oervtee.
Scott started by ecreenlng proapectlve emp~.
• teatlng their cleaning 11<1111 on hll own apart-
ment. "4f 1hey can ctean my ap11rtment to my
standarde, they can clean any apartment,''
says Scoh. .
After passing his Initial test, empl0)'"9
go ae observers on jobs, where they eee
such atypical ~prac11ceS as polishing phone
cords and chrome, doing laundry, dishes.
Windows and lronl~.
"I belleve cus(omers should get detail
work," says Scott. "Customer satisfaction Is
our goal."
After the cleaning, Grand Performances wtll even follow
up with a call to the customer to find out thtMr feelings on
the deaning, and what they liked or felt could be improved
upon.
At present, Grand Performances has 12 housekeepers
on staff. all of w.hom have solid experience. Rates are
competitive and after becoming a regular cUent. rates are
lowered. After 98V8rl cleanings, Grand Performances wlll
even shampoo carpets tree of charge.
The service Is oriented to the affluent residents ot the
coastal areas. "We do detail cleaning, as opposed to surface
cleaning, which Is what peopkl In this area expect but rarely
get," he says. "Detail is the key."
Grand Performances Is r..un by Scott and his partner
Richard Gourd. Call 828·0100 for further Information.
Wallpapers To Go one-stop shop
Wallpapers To Go is the one-stop shop tor the weekend
or amateur wallpaper hanger. ,.
Ottering the nation's largest selection of In-stock
wallpaper, Wallpapers To Go carries such lines as Laura
Ashley, Waverly, Eisenstadt and Boynton.
Owner Roy Redmond has always enjoyed hanging
wallpaper and hopes to both help and en·-----~
courage olher homeowners in their
wallpaper.hanging experience. "I have an
avid In terest In wall Paper ... says Redmond,
who plans to start ottering demonstrations
on hanging wall papers.
The store otters has over 750 wallpaper
and border patterns In stock, many of which
are displayed throughout the store. "A cus-
•
tomer can select paper In the morning and '--~----'
hang It In the afternoon." says Redmond. Redmond
Redmond also makes a point of hiring employees with
design backgrounds. such as Darrin Royer, who attends the
Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandise. "My design
background and knowledge of Interior design helps me a lot
with the customers," explalns Royer.
Wallpapers To Go also has materials for hanging the
paper as well as matching paints, which can be custom
mixed. Another accessory home Improvement customers will
find here· Is a variety of blinds, Including vertical , tabrette ,
woven wood, pleated shade, wooden and softllght pleated.
Wallpapers To Go is a nationwide chain of stores, ot
which Redmond owns one. He has been operating the Santa
Ana store for just over two months.
Wallpapers To Go Is located at 3394-S. Bristol St, Santa
Ana. For exact Information, call 641-4041.
Bank involved in the community
Ftrst American Capital Bank Is nfuch more than a bank
It's a tull·servlce community bank lntlmatefy acquainted wtth
the specific financial needs ot the Corona del Mar/Newport
Beach vicinity.
The bank was founded in 1980, and First American's
Corona del ·Mar branch has )ust cetebrated Its first an-
niversary. The bank otters all the conveniences and services
of larger mufti-branch banks, but with the kind ~of per·
sonallzed service typlcall.y overlooked by those same banks.
' ''We otter competitive savings accounts and money .--.c--.-market rates," says branch manager Cecile
Butz. who even walks the local streets,
calling on merchants to bring In business
accounts.
· In keeping with thefr community orhin.
tatlon, Butz betongs to the Chamber of
Commerce In Corona det Mar and the bank
actively participates In local events. For
example, First Amerk:en 11 a sponsor of the
annual Corona dee M ar ICef'ttc 5K..,aa wetl as
, =--a partlclpilnt In the annual Christmas FeaU·
val, during whtch merchant• open thetr doors and .offer
Chrlstma1 cooktea and coffee.
Acc0<dlng to Butz, bank prnldent Jna Barr9fa believes
In community ln-t. u further ovldenced by the
• bank'• rotetlOllO with the OASIS center.,, Grant Howald Youth
Center and Harbor View E-tary <><:hoOt.
"Everyone from the prealdent down 11 fully committed
to l«Vlng the ,_. of community member1 of all ages
-.wa can," Mya Butz. Flrat American Ciipltal Bank la located at 2800 e, Cout
Highway, Corona dat Mar. Call 78().3000 for ••ac1 rain and
Information.
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ofthn:e tom•s cm R1cochc.•t .\lie). a
treachcrou~ stretch of Onega (7./J
H1ghwa.\ tha~has been tht• sight of
man.\ acndents en t'r the .H·ars.
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Ofa~ Coa.st Dally Pilot
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Just dn .. 1ng tht'i thin nbt>on .of
"ind1ng hiltt"-a) t'i enough to g1\C
most dn'l~ a st'n~ of foreboding.
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of 1hr t\\o-lanr h1gh-wa) 1s a sht>er
drop 1n plan''i nut hrmmcd 1n b)
a guardrail and httc.·rrd \\Ith lars
befo"
( ahlom1a H 1gh"a~ Patrol _ of-
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mcnt rc.:'4.ue crl'" ') and l'' en some
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H1gh\\a) 14 miles east of lntcrsuur
5 1n the ( lc'l'land National Forest
at thl" R1vcr'i1dc Count) hne has
earned 11:> rc:putalron. Orange
Count) Fm· (apt. Dan Young s~11d
Tht• curr<'nt count of cars at the
hottom of the embankml"nt IS _,(>.
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hundred\. a't "'di a' mNorl)Cles.
ha\r h<'l'O hauled awa)
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EDUCATION
From A 1
Library Dunng her 9 30 pm. night
home. she grade\ her studl'nts' al-
gebra paper,. touch mg do" n 1n Los
.\ngclcs at I ~o a m.
The JI ·)car-old < osta \.1 esa rt''ll-
dcnt 1s actually pursuing graduate
degree:., at both H3nard l lni,ersit)
and tr. ( -not that c;hc need<;
thrm W1nc;1on ha'I fo ur undl'r-
graduatc degrees plus a master's
dcgret' from Pcpperdinc Uni vcr<ill)
1n computer rduca11on In 1980. 'ihe
grnduatrd from ~..racusc Lln1vcr-
s1t w11h a tnplr maJOr in ps)-
chorog}. chcrrmtl) and h1olog~ But
her fir1t degree came 1n IQ 77 from
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From A 1
of our rr\t'n 1stc; wnuld have acted
like that:· he said ·•1 bc hcvc 1f
the) ·d had a report froni. somronc
'hat there "a' a man 1n the
womt'n·c; room. thcv·d have c;cnt a
woman 1n to a'lk ·that penon to
leave ··
The nursing sup(r\'1'lor. Rick
Graves. of Medical ftt} and
Manaacmcnt. Im· tn < osta Mesa.
s~ud he prrftrrtd nm 'o commtnt
too citten,ivtly on tht' 1nc1dcn1
"I'm not dcny1n1 what 'hcy'rt ~>''"I·" he \31d "But l'cf"' prt'fcr
that th•' 'illU3tton be worked ou' b)
the pcopk C'onC'emt'd. I kno" that
IURY
From A 1
Q, crconfidt'n t. drunken or
speeding motorists oftc:n loc;c con-
trol of their -..eh1cle'l-. bouncing oIT
the Slt'ep walls like pinball<; and
frequl·ntl~ 'ault1ng off the: edge ol
the chtT JUSt past the ··allc:} ... 'iatd
H 1ghwa~ Patrol Offirer <;pern'i
Ooumas II
Rescues arc so pre' all'nt here
that some old 1.1.r('('ks arc mar!l.ed
"1th tmght red or orangt' '<'> lltgh ·
w.a~ Patrol office~ want to mark
more of them so rc'iCucf'i can dll-
fcren11ate them from ne" "'rt'cil.s on
emergenc~ calls b~ t an t'n-
' 1ronrnl•n1al panel nl\cd the: tdl'J
sa~ing thl· '<s "ould mall' the.·
"reeks e' \'n murl· uns1ghtl~ he
said
rhc morning of (kt 14 \\3\ J
good e\ample of the road's trcalh·
t.·rou!I nature: The road ''a'i m,ir\'
ha1ardou'i than usual becau~ ti 1.1.as
\hrl from thl· pre' tOU'> night'-. rJtn
T"o more cars dropped on the:
edge \.\tth1n half an hour and hall a
mile of each other. 't ou ng ~·J
Paul \.1c,er. 56. of Munrtta. ''
lucil.) to br·ah'e lk lot control ul
his .Honda ·c R'\ at 7 12 am and
\.\t.'nt O\t.•r tht.• rdgc. dropping about
200 feet heforc hounc1 ng oil
another "rl'lled car and rolling
anoth t·r HXl fCTt and coming 10 rest
up<itdt.• J<rn n
Orangt' <. ount~ Fire Baualton
\h1cf Ron Bla ul. "ho heaJed up
Ml'\l'r\ re~uc. rcmcmbrrcJ h~ad ..
1ng up a 'ilmtlar rt>scuc in 141\4 on
th(' dn' rr of th\· "'rl•cl \kH·r htt
\1c,cr "ho \\a'> "canng hi'> \CJI-
for teaching and mterprc:t.it1on hH
the deal
Rd t~d b~ parent' "1th lour dt)I.·
toratc degree' bct"t'en them.
\\ 1n"1ton grc" up 1n \\ a'lhtngtnn
D ( . an atmospherr nfr "•th gr1..·at
aClompltf>hments "'here hl'r lathrr
sttll scncs 11s hranch d1rcl ltlr lor
the l 'n1tcd' Na11on'I.
"M ~ parents pushed me trum the
ttml' I 1.1.as an 1nfan1 :· 'ihe -..ml .. I
"a" lc:arn1ng math J'h'"l'. chcm 1~1n .rnd biolu&~ at lht.· agt· ol , ..
Her hearing began to fadt• "'hen
she was 5 Within a le" month\
she "a' 101alh deaf "l>t>1. hlf'i
Ciallaudr t ( ·o11c8c. a Khool Im thr
deaf "hc.-re 'lhe ramt'd a crcden11al
the Pulice l.Xpanmrnt 1 dmng
their o"n in'cs11gauon and I 'l'
alrcad~ g1Hn m~ informa11on 111
them and to the nnoml") ·•
lie said ht· 'ia" the confrontation
hut did not hear e'er.thin~ 1h.u
\.\aS \aid
PIERSIDE
From A 1
C o'unc1lman M41c -\llt<itC'r -..ud he
ha,n't.madr up his mtn\I on hl'" to
'otr on · ov 19. and that hl"'~
awamng 1dv1cr from le-gal :.Hh tWI'\
Winchdl 3nd Ma)or Tom ''·"' who 1s stepping up 10 the 'ilatc
.\sc;cmhly. rouldn't be rcat.hN tor ·
comment
car hit him, ht Ot" oH'r the ht-.otl
Ht'i head hit the v.md h1clJ and ht'
bounttd into 1hc \ln:-ct ·• ,
count. Cheryl Bond or (o ti Mcu p hcc dtd I fitld hnel) '~' lln
a nd ( h~k C..anJcncr of nt.a na 'ht' dn .. tr and rcquC'ilcd thu
we" ~1mna in a car IJ\ a pertc1na lot fncnd' d"'" him tq the cv.pon ~ at 1ht' comt'r of hcn na,on Platt. Bneh P lice Dcpanmcnt t r a ~hC'" the \1c,1m .. ,., t 1nJ brtalhal rcr and bk>od mpk
"'The su .. alkrJ an front of a car. Tht namH of the dn"cr ind
tfc new 1bout I s ftt' tn front of tht' Vt tim. the otcn' or the " um·,
car:· Bond said •nJunct, wM1htt .°' not 'h(' dmcr
ht·lt. was pried from his car b\
paraml·d1n and a1rhfted h} a t; S.
Mannt.· Search and Rescue team to
~1t'iSton C ommun11~ Hospital wi th
cn11cal trauma and no muH·ment
1n h1., lmH·r 1..·xtrcm111rs. Young
said ~l'\Cr "as 1n an tntt'nsne care
unit for l\\o "ed.-.
l>oroth' Da'" 42. of L.ake
Els in ore: ·"' ho\c: '-"ar "'ent 0' t'r the
cdgr JUSt after 6:30 a.m. the sa.me
da ... was luckier. he "as able to
lea' c her car and \\alk back up the
embankment.
!)eatbelts arc major lifesavers 1n
the allc> and ··~dman·s. Curve."
another mile up the road. officc.·rs
and rt"scucrs 'iatd
"Tht' most sen ous 1nJunes art'
n11t ~atbcltcJ:· Doumas said.
··Prop It' get CJCCted from· their cars
.ind the ca~ roll o~er them W11h a
">t'athc.'lt. wt''\e found them upside
dcrn n 1n a tree-. but the\ ·re still
Jlt\e " .
I hr area has long been an en·
forcemcnt problem for H1gh\\a)
Patrol officers. said Doumas. who
ha'\ brrn wnh the for<"e for 6':
\l'ar'> He'' rru1-.cd Onega for three
\l'ar'i
pccd c:rs arc onl~ one problem.
hl' said. Motonsts "ho dnve too
,111" .Jfl' .ilso a probkm. Their
rn!l.t•\ pace frustral<'<i other dn\ers.
\\ho then tr) to pass unsafrl~
\11ml' nl thr road's curves arr
<ll'(·rpt 1' c Doum.n said Dn' ers
'"" .111rmpt to pass other cars
thinl1ng the~ arc heading into a
\nuldn·.i pin 11 on an)'thtng ph)s10-
log1"a1:· sht• said "I learned to read
ltp'i I d1dn·1 have a social hfc at all
\II m~ time 1.1.a spent 1.1.orking and
'llUt.h1ng ••
During her freshman )~rat Crnl-
laudet. her hcai:ing began to rc,urn
a'i m' ">tenou'll)' as 11 disappeared
During Winston's sophomort' ~car.
he1 hl'anng WH nearly back to
normal "I stayed on a Gallaudct
brlau'>r I wan,t'd 10 p~pare m)self
to tea h the dcaL"
\\ tn\ton and husband DarT) II fig·
ure the) speod about $30.000 a )Car
1n w111on and tra-.cl c'penses. Pan
nf the c'pen~ it. mes from h1"
rnllcgc com5p0nd tt COUl"'I;<' from
C\\ racu'iC n1"'<' '> -hts fi"'t
1..ollcgt' dcgrtt. The) run a tutonng I
hu,1nc<is callrd Educauon-al .\dvan·
tagt' c ch1ng high school and col-
lcgr students in math
\\ 1nston me' her husband at a
roller nnk in Maryland seHn )t'an
ago and '81d he bnngs a much-
nct'dcd 5tn5t of balance 'o her hfc
"I'm luck). I haH a husband "ho
can handle m) amb1uon " shl'
\aid
In fact. Winston and husband
travdcd throu&hou' the count l) for
nl·.irl> 'hrtt )cars . oompct1ng 1n
profcuiona' roller s.kauna events -
a time ~he recall fondl) a a much-
n«-dcd hn-ak from 1 hfe Jcd1catcd
It) ngorous a dcmu: pu~u1t'i
• \\ 11h e\pcnentt as a ~rcss as.,1s-
tant for the Reagan .<\dmin1stn111on
.1 nJttonal field lhr«tor for 1he
ollq(-RcpubltC"an ( omm1utt and
an nnl\st for tht t' C\ Ocpanmcnt
of lahor Winston IS aaa1n \ClllOI
t\tr 'illh'~ on a ltrttr 1n \\ ash1ng-
ton Sht' voants to hcrome the 1u1~
tant ~l•I) for tM t Otper1·
mtnt of Edu<"lt1on and put Mr
ph1lo ph) of rJu 111on and ~lf-
1«<>mplt,hmcn1 1n'o prac,1« on a
natio nal ltH'I
"l '\C ah\ } thoush' that I am
preu nonn1I I JU t ~cd hard ...
s1 ra1gh,awa~. then find out tcR> latl'
they·~ headed for a broad arc and
the edge.
"The public does slo" for 1n1..k·
mcnt wea,hcr. the) 've been prell\
good about tha1:· he said
Developmen t 1n the area " hl'lp-
ing the problem to some e\tl·nt
because pam of the road are heinti
widened But 1n R 1cochet .\Ill''
there JU'it 1'in·1 an,-wht're to 20
.. There's no "'a\ to S<"cure a
gu.-rdratl because of the terrain:·
Dou mas satd. adding some rcncctor
paddl~ haH bttn po 'ed at 1.he
roadside 10 make r uf\cs easier to
sec and prepare for The) also make
11 ras1er to spot a problem
··v. 1th the brcala"a~ paddles "'<'
ca n at lea'it S<'l' "here the~·,t' gonl"
down·· ht said
ons1dcnng the numlx-r ot acu-
dcnts on 1h1<1 h1ghv.a~·. the lt.11.1.
pcrn•ntage ot f,11altt1C'\ 1<. almo<,t a
m1raclC' CHP \1a11st1C\.lor the C >r·
ange Count\ Section of the road -
from I-Ci tn the R1,ers1de ( ount\
ltn\' -,h.," 100 accidents K~
tnJu nl'" Jnd three fatahttcs tor
l'lfll(. "5 .1u1d1..·nt-.. 60 1n1unc'> and
t\\n fa1altt11..·<. 111r 1989. and q au1·
lknl' .J ~ 1111um•<; and fo ur fatahttt.'\
-.n tar 1h1" \t.'3f
''"'' alltJcnl\ 1n Jll 1~1 tho'i<' ~rar' ll\.\l' tn unsak speed
\uh,1.1nll' Jhu'l' or 1mprop•:r tu rn'
\tJll'\11(' '>ho" Much le" ultr n
mad cond1t1ons or h 1ard!>. 1m-
pmpcr pa<istng and ia1lp11ng arc
the cau'iC One dn\Cr last 'car tell
a\lcep_ at the v.hecl ·
""ot all can 1n the ra .. ine are
dn' en O' 1..·r the stdl'. Dou mas said
\1an~ arc -;tole.n care, thtC\ ~ pu h
m rr thl' edgl <11\er stnpp1na them.
he ..aid Ht' re\alled somt' cars and
e' l'n onl· motorhomc that ¥rcrc
pu'>hed O\C r h' 1hetr o"ncrs 1n
ho~ of rnllcd 1ng 1n\uran\.C pa)·
mL"nt\ \u•h 1nndt'nl'i ha\t ramed
one area the name "Pusho,cr
Point··
\\ 1th de\ clopmen' and increased
1rafTtc on the highway, Doumas
't:l1d officers are stan1ng to sec an
mcrcasr in another enforcement
problem drug running.
'\\r re starting to sec more drug
traffic from Lake Elsinore
mcthl.imphctam1nc) labs:· he said.
·· fhr-.. 1ranspon tt over the hagh-
"J' In one rccen' incident he SJtd. an
offiter who was on the wa) to an
acetdrnt scene got llllo a chase with
a suspected drua runner on a
motorc~clc Fcanna Lhc t;chst
v.ould run into the wreck. the of-
ficer brokt' off the 90 mph pursun
\\hen the offi cn-am"cd at the
wred. the nchst 1prang from be-
hind lh(' M«k and fired a nne at
thr offi~r fomng him to retreat
into a ra~1ne He was untnJured.
But that kind of spttd problem
pales 1n t'ompanson to the sheer
number of ~oplc JUSt dnV1 n& too
fut. On this rOICL spttd k:iUs.
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•LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
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6:30 p.m. · 9:30 p.in.
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• ., undtr tht anftym('t of an .__,..-~.ci .. Hc LW1\ied nahl aboul hfft M hal.lntt or "9 c1wd Of chaf'llCd
hn tum:· hotd•"t tut hand UP. in • wa' not ava1 .. ble 11 Pftt\ timc.
M~ mouon. 1o11d G11~Mr. ··r~. police saM.1.
WiMton td. admtnana '""' ~e had to take fttShman cMmt\tr'\
thrtt timH to pa the course. "I
rt1H hthC'"t that an tudcnt can
ht-~ "udcnt I ~ant them to
11\wa shoot for the btst thf can
bt."
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If you've~ by~ A1ritm
Coort in the pm few JOOilh, )'<ll may
have been a bit discmcerted by all the
anlnX:tioo in our lower level
Farmers~
Well, it's all scheduled for a hand-
sooie COOtpletion November 15.
In the meantime, however, you '11
still find two entire floors above filled
with the ~t holiday fashions from
the world over.
And to tantaJize showers just a bit . more, we've added our ''Thank .
Gcxxiness, Construction 's Aiinost
Over'' $5,(XX) Weekly Shopping ·
Spree.
Sort of a 'Thank You" to our most
· trepid patrons willing to brave the ·
occasional nailing, sawing or drilling
sounds down below as they browse
some of the world 's finest purveyors
of great fashions and accessories and .
No·purchase is ~and you
can enter as often as you like.
It's au hap~ning until November
15, so come by soon.
And don 't forget your earplugs.
~ COURT ·
at Fashion Island
H~rs: \1onda)·Friday 10 am to 9 pm.
Saturda)s lO am to 6 pm. Sunday 12 noon to 5 pm.
(71") 721-l(MM}
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Fashions
· Anastasia
\.Apropo
Be Be*
Benetton
Boudoir
Brue tle
CavaJ li
Fashion Frenzy
Forgonen Woman
Jindo Furs
Mondi
Mineral
Pons International
Red Haute Couture
Rice ha
Selvaggio
Splash and Fla~h
Theodore
Tripo .'
Men 's Appare l
Amici
Couvini
Cuzzen
Ixi:z
Moda Georgio
Politix
Theodore Man
Men's
& Women 's
Apparel
Sport Set
Children 's
Fashions
01 2 Benetton
' Shoes&
Accessories
Bertie
Serena d•lta1ia
I Ylang Ylang
Fine Jewelry
Wyndham Leigh
Gallery
Odyssy Gallery*
Triangle GaJlerie
Home
Furnishings &
Gifts
The Alley*
A2Z -The Be t of
Everything
Cheri
Caswell Massey
Grafton Street
Pierre Deux
Sharper Image
Books, Cards &
Stationery
Kinokuniya Book •·
and G~lery
The Ult imate Invitation
Services
Europa SaJon
Christmas Stores*
(temporary}
No'el
Once Upon a Christmas
Food Specialty*
Fanners Market at
AuiumCourt
Coffee Emporium
Johnny Rocket's
La Salsa
Loru Ex~
Pain du Monde
~Bravo
T-Beny's
•Opening in November.
·-11u111c1•t
Please Darryl,
just blend . in
with LA blues
and be happy
LAS VEGAS -Above the sounds of
slot machines. frenzied dice throwers and
race calls, the man saw the news on one of
the big television-screens.
He didn't need audio to know that
Darryl Strawberry had signed wtth the Los
Dod ers.
"How about t at. 'llcsalcrfo a frfena
from New York.
"You can have htm," came the answer.
"Now he can scr~w up the Dodgers ltke be
screwed up the Mets."
If ever there was a Eye of the Beholder
story, it's Strawberry-to-the-Dodgers.
Dodger fans are excited. as they should
be, but ts the foundntion for their excite·
ment a sound one?
Many Mets fans. meanwhile. arc dis-
couraged.
After all. Strawberry's dectSton to come
home to L.A. -indeed. a move he has
been carefully planning for several years -
transcends the usual. This 1s more than
yollr normal su~rstar changing teams via
frtt agency. This is Coast vs. Coast. New
York losmg one to L.A .. etc .. and 1t has
be-come a media banquet.
Dodger fans. at this ttme. can rc101ce.
Strawbern 1s theirs for fi ve )ears.
Yet. can you really blame the Mets for
allowmg the Straw from bemg remo' ed
from their m1:<? Mets' general manager
Frank ashen was candid when he said he
didn't believe m fi ve-)ear contracts.
"We''e studied. long and hard. five-year
contracts." Cashen told The National
Sports Dail) ... We find them to be disas-
trous."
Nevertheless. the Dodgers could hardly
wait to present trawbcrry with a fi ve-year
deal worth $20.25 m1lhon and only ume
will tell us who was nght.
Perhaps. indeed. both teams·were nght.
Perhaps DarT) I 1rawbcrn will be so
happy in L.A . that he won't cnttcize his
manager, as he did m N. Y.
Perhaps Darr) I wo n't miss spnng tram-
ina workouts and be fined. as he was 1n
N.Y. Perhaps he won't cnt1c1ze teammates
or walk out of camp m contract disputes o r
be arrested f9r alleged assault with a deadly
weapon or ha\e to re-enter another center
for alcohol rehab1htatton. as hap~ned m
N.Y. .
Perhaps Just getung out of New York
will be enough for Darryl Strawberry.
Perhaps. indeed. he will be a $20.25
million model c1ttzen and hit enough home
runs to make Dodger fa ns forget Kirk
Gibson. the last saviour which manage-
ment has already forgotten.
Cenainl) Strawberry has the arm and
legs to play center fi eld. Ccnamly he has
the powerful bat. Certainly. too. he has the
charisma. the·so-called marquee value
which the Dodgers seem to think ts necess-
af) m their market.
Now we'll JUSt have to watch and waJt to
set how tightly IS screwed the head Of
See TALLEY Ill I._..... l I UCLA 25. Washington 22
Ohio State 27. Iowa 26
So . M1ss1ss1pp1 13. Auburn 12
Texas 45 . Houston 24
Cahforn1a 28. Oregon 3
EICI ......
Notre Dame 34. Tennessee 29
Georgia Tech 6. Virginia Tech 3
1111,1 ...
USC 56. Oregon State 7 ·
Colorado 41 , Oklahoma State 2-2
Alabama 24 . LSU 3
M1ch1gan 22. llhno1s 17 .
Florida 38. Georgia 7
Penn State 24. Maryl~nd 10
Nebraska 41 . Kansas 9
San Diego State 44. Hawa11 38
Arczona St. 51 , Washington St. 26
Stanford 23. Arizona 10
Colorado State 31. Tulsa 13
Air Force 15. Army 3
Utah State 48. Fullerton 17
V1rg1ma 24. No. Carolina l 0
.. BYU 45, Wyomm1 14
Lon& Buch State 25, Northndp 24
1111 1111 ......
Central Aorid1 24, Shppiery Rock 21
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CORVALLIS. Ott. -There -
are a few tbinas you can count on ti
in this wortd. A Southern Cali-mia victory over Orqon State
in football is one of them.
TM Trojans romped over the Beavers
S6-7 on Saturday, their I 9lh straiaht vi~ ·
tory over '°Orqon State. The Beaven
haven't bcakn USC sin~ 1967.
Shane Foley, a product of Newpon
Harbor Wilh School, threw for two touch-
downs alrd-ran for another as No. 23 USC
(7-2-1) pve Coach Larry Smith his IOOth
career victory.
Foley, who didn't stan but played most
of the game, completed all nine of his
passes for 11 S yards.
''The key thina is our team went out and
did what we wanaed to do and tbat wu Win
convincinaJy," Smith said. "Last week we
learned bow to come off the canvas (in a
ll·ll tie with California). This week we
bopefuUy learned how to put t0mcbody
away."
"There's not a lot to say," Oreaon State
Coach Dave Kragthorpc said. "We didn't
play a &ood football pme and WC played
a good football team. Offensively we JUSt
didn't havt any firepower. Defensively we
couldn't make the plays, either."
It was a mi~rable end to a lousy week
for the Beavers. K.ragthorpc suspended
quancrback Matt Booher and offensive
tackle Brad D'Ancona for the pme for rule
violations. Then Fred Schweer, a red-shin
freshman out of Woodbndae Hiah in
'·
Irvine who ataned at quancrbeck. wu
arrested Tuesday on.• charee of ahoplifbas
a Pentt\Oute m~ne from the coUqe
bookstore.
1'hi1 wu the wom week that I've evtt
10M throuah as a head coach." Klqthorpe
said.
He said he didn't find out about the
ahop&if\ina charJe until Fnday afternoon
ind held a team mttting on the subject at
I p.m . Saturday.
.. We decided together that he should
play.'' K.ra1thorpc said. "I don't have any
other comment on that."
Trojans', linebacker Scott Ross wasn't
surpnsed b) the blowout. ·
··1 knew Oregon State was having prob-
lems," he said. "I figured we'd come out
"
• ...
See USC/14
..
Shane Fofey
Bruins
stagg.~. -t--
Huski~s,
25-2 -2
By Jim Cour
AP Sc>on• Writer .
SEATTLE -The Rose ~
Bowl-bound Washington ' • .• 1
Huskies admit their d reams • 'T ~
of a national title are·-ion-<Y~C"T"r-. ---.......J:":l.4·
The\ d11."d tn the wi nd and rain at H u~k~· ~tad1um on Saturda).
··T he national champ1onsh1p is dead."
Coach Don James ·said after the No. 2
Husk1c\ lmt to l lC LA. :!5-22. on Brad
Dalu1'>0 \ .. n.~ ard field goal with I 0 sec-
onds left
Thi: upset lo\\ to the Bruins ( 5-5. 3-4 •
~c1f1C -10 ( o nferencc) virtually
el\ai_1na1ed the Husl1es (8-:!. 6-1) from a
shot at their first nauonal champ1onsh1p
stnlC no team ha~ e'er captured the
cro"n ""h two losses
"I'm m d1sbchef." linebacker Chico
frale} said .. \\ t' feel prcll) _t>ad."
"Thing JU'it didn't go our way:· added
quanerba l \.iark Brunell. whose turn-
o, ers 1n the final quaner played a maJOr
pan 1n the outcome. "They didn't do
an) thing pccutl. They were JUSt better
than us tod.ll) ··
The Huskies. who clinched their first
Rose Bowl tnp 1n nme ~sons last week..
·made too man) m1stakM in the poor
"rather. .\ fumble b) Brunell and an
in11:ru~ption ol a Brunell pass ~t up two
Dalu1c;o field goals in the fourth quaner.
\kanwh1le. the Bruins u~ a shotgun
offcn~ and a 'ihort oass1ng game efTec-
..
UCLA's Tyson Toles moves In to stop Washiagton quarterback Mark Brunell in 25-22 upset of the Huskies See UCLA/14 ..
Rustlers fizzle;· Boes sizzle, topple Riverside, 18-12
Mistakes return to haunt Golden West
as Saddleback wins it going aw,y, 19-0
By Howard L. Handy
Ormnge Coat 09lly Pllo1
MISSION VIEJO -De·
fensc played an important part
for both teams and turnovers
"'ere costl) for the Golden
West College Rustlers Saturday night as
the)' dropped a 19-0 dec1s1on to host
Siddlebat k College in M1ss1on Confcren~
Central Div1s1on play.
The Gauchos cap1taltLJd on the first
turnover of the game when defensive back
Michael Coe interctpted a Rustler pass at
the Golden West 30 and the Gauchos
moved to pa)dtrt 1n St\ plays wtth the
score coming on a 14-yard pass from Jeff
Bailey to Terry I ks.
Thinas didn't get any better for Coach
Ra) hackleford's Rustlers afler that
although the defen~ held the host., 10 a
pair of field goals in the St'<:ond penoo and
a second touchdown in the clo'>tn8 minutes
of the third penod Turno,er., also pla)ed
a leading role in t"o of the three SC'ore.,
"You can't makt.' turno\Crs against a
good team like Saddlebar k and "in:·
Shackleford said follO\\tng the game "This
was much like last "'eel when we beat
ourselves wtth turnovers
"They intercepted a pa~s and m.:o' ertd
a furnble..tllat led to their first two scores.
"I thought our defenSt pla\ed prctt)
good ball but we weren't able to grnerate
enough offense to "1n It's as s1mplt as
that" ..
Across the field. · ddkba~k <. ch Ken
Swcanngcn was pleased with thC' '1cto~
"We're on our -.a) ·· he said "E'er)
SM GWClll
Wade's 51-yard field goal provides the
winning margin in an improbable victory
By Richard Dunn
Orange Cout o .. 1y P110t
COl\T .\ \1 ES-\ --\ 'KtOf\ •
awa~ now from "toning thl·
Crntral D" 1\1on outnght. Or-
ange Coost Collcie m·clkJ
<1ome good pre-Thanl\@.I' in~ hk'l'ltng"
turda) n1gh1 and got c' l.'n 1lm'
Pla)1ng wnhout their "tarting qu.lr·
terback. Greg ~ngelo' 1l·. "hilt tht<ir al~
uulback 1'dram t~n. "as nu~intt J h1p-
po1nter tnJur.. tfle Pirates pulleJ off the
near-1mpo'l<11blc b) beating R1,cri1Jc l 1t'
I ·1 :'. on a rt'('ord·M"tt1ng tidd goal t'i'
Mtke Wade -w11h ~ ~onds left 1n thC'
game
OC . 7-2 O\erall and ti-~ in thl' \1 1\\111n
Confe~ncc. u~ a length) dm c .11 thl' end
of the fourth quaner and caml· Imm
behind to win 1t he-fore an c\ttmatl·J l ro"d
,,, 2 ~110 a1 nrangr ( oast.
Thl' P1ratl'" humed to get their field 1oal
unit in plare then Wadi." dnlled a 51-
' Jr1kr tn @.'' c thcm the ''IC"tory. The rm·' wu' .,l'hlX>I rcl'ord of 50 yards was set
tn T 11m ( llrtc1 a~1n\t Saddlebad: on Sept
~!\ '~~' •
"'" l' JUSI wanted 10 get OUt there and IC{
11 donC' " said Wade. who also locked a 37-
' ard' field goal in lbe second quaner ... It
"a\ JU\t hh in practice (fnday) -I was
hitting 5'·>ardcrs and I had' all the con-
fidt'nC't' in the world Jn m) snapper (Scott
\1 cll1ngl and m)' h older (Mark
Rcdten"aldl and that's v.-h) we weft able
to d<' It "
I "a~ prcm much in a daze I don't
rt'mcmbcr licking the balf at all, I JUSt
rl·mcmhcr ~e1ng 1t go up It was probably
. See OCC/11
R••• accept IJ/ant 1:111111n1B today against Mew Yll't
By Jon Ferguaon
Ormnge Cout o.lty Pllol
ANAHEIM -As the
Rams bqi n the S«Ond
half of their season. no
one can ~ally predict
what club wtll show up to
play tht New York
Giants before an naheim tad1um Kllout
today at l p.m.
In re«nt wttk . the team has been up
-and down. The Rams an sull 1n the *1ki·
card playoff' ratt at l-5. but can aJford few
defeats the res1 of the way. The Gaantt ~
l-0. OM oft~ unbeaten team tn the NFL
and thrtt pmcs up on the Red kins 1n the
NFC East
The Rams ha""t' ~n the put thrtt
mectinp o( the two tams. inctud1n, 1
tttU,lar-teatOn *In In 1911 •• J • ·I 0 VtC10ty
... No\lmlbtr It Anahe1m and I I 9-1 l
ovennnr wtn in Ea t Ruthc.rfc>rd 1n the
NFC' temiRMI
When the two teams met last Novcmbtt.
the Giants ~ I~ I and the Ram wete ~
•On TV toda). Channel 2. I p.m.
on a four-pme lo 101 stttak. It wu the
tumina point tor the Rams. who won their
ne't fiv~ and went 6-1 the rest of the wa)
ow. the t"o teams mttt on OOUra''I
11m1lar to a >ar aao. but the G11nts t«m
to be a h\lle stronaer while the Rim enter
with more problem
Whuc the Ram ~nter "'•th the third·
rated pas offense 1n the kquc. Jtm E'er·
cu and hi corps of rcttt~rs ""'" have to
deal with the lcquc's top-rated pas.s de·
fense. The G.ants fcaturT a defense a'I 1ood u
ever. rll\ked \CC'Ond 1n the FL to Miami
in total yardqt anov.'td -third aptn t
the rush -and third 1n po1nt'I allo~ pcr
pme wtth JUSt 12.9.
On« a v.cakMU. the lttOndaty of the
Giants has bttn improved. namely by the
acqu1s1t1on of C'Of'Mrblck E"cnon Wall
~ 1n the ofT·tcaSOn u a Ptan-8 frtt
•nt from tht Cowbo)I' rotter after the S.. RAMS..a .
R1ld.-s entertain GNeil BIJ
By Stan Wyman
Ormnge Cout Detty Ptlol
L CIELL -Ja, ~ hrocdl'r wanl to get bed. to playma
football • The Lo. o\naclc Ra1dC'f'\ quarterback fi1um ht pcrf; rma~
ap1nst the Kansas Cat\ \h1cf, last -.rd: reall¥ can't be counted •
pla)ml the pmt. h~er v.ent I 0 for 'I in the 9. 7 lo ptthaps t\is
~rst ~rformao~ of the )ear • '
That's v.h). he sa)'I. he l-an·1 ~a11 lor th1' af\ernoon.
The Raiders will 11n11c Wllh tht' < 1rt(n Ba> Packen at I p .m . on the n1tw.I srass of t.ht Lo .\naelr-Memon. I Colt~um
Both tea mi art "omina otT close Ins~ La t "ttk Grttn Bay almoet Ni Pl i.tod
the n Frann 49tn he re linall I 1 24-20. And lbe Raiden 1n llil man1na O\.t-r that .\ .. ( WHt lo to Kan Jt). '
~ a rnuh. and de-pnc the fa. t they ull lead the d1v1MOn, &he Raiden •
claimirc nottuna ' for ure. r 'lp«1all) the d1'1saon crown. •
LOI ntt~ into 1hc same sponana a 6--2 m:ord GR1ri liy • )..5 • 111it
hal,_.y mark of the.-a n
•
PITI'SBUROH -Sevttal mem· ---
ben of Temple's foott.ll ataff. inch.id-0 int coecb Jerry Berndt. sufftttd bumps
and bruilti after a sideline brawl inter-----
rupted S.turday'1 Temple-Pittsburgh game for
nearly 10 minutes.
Pitt was leadina 6-0 when the fl&)lt started with
nine 1CCOnds left in the first quarter. It bcpn after
Temple safety Tony Schrnitz intercepted Alex Van
Pelt's pus in the end zone and was forced out of
bounds on the Temple sidelines at the Owls' 26-
yard line.
When ~veral players and coaches traded
pushes. shoves and punches. Pitt players streamed
off their bench and across the field to join in the
fight.
At one point. three fights were taking place
involving players and staff members from both
teams. ~
A.t least three Temple staff mem~rs were
shaken up. including Berndt. but Temple team
physician Dr. ·Ra) Moyer said none of the injuries
required attention. Pitt offensive lineman Mike
Livono was cut on his face but-ret~med to. the
game.
The onl) player CJected was Temple defensive
lineman .\lfonso Ta~ lor. and the only penalties
assessed -were offsetung personal fouls.
Severa l times this season. Pitt pla:o-ers have
been cnt1c1wd b) opponents fo r taunting and
name-calling dunng games
Pill Coach Paul Hackett has suspended nine
pla)ers fo r,d1sc1phnar: acti on this season.
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.INGLEWOOD -Wayne Gretzky. ---
Steve. Ducfiesne 'and Tony Granato .. sco~ during a 2:07 span in the second *•·~
period as the Los Anaeles Kings beat
Edmonton. 7,.4, Saturday night, extending the Oil-
ers· club-record losina streak to nine games.
Still, it took John Tonelli's goal with 32
seconds lefi in the second period and Duchesne's
second goal of the night., early in the third, to give
the J(jngs breathina room in .another contentious
battle between the Smythe Division rivals.
Granato scored his second goal and fourth
point of the game during a power play with 5:40
ttmaining.
Kings left wing Luc Robitaille was assessed a
fi ve-minute match ~nahy for deliberately attempt-
ing to inj ure Craig Simpson during a melee at 8:31
of the second period. Edmonton's Mark Lamb and
the Kings' Tim Watters collided along the ~s
and began fighting. Robitaille joined the fray and
cross-checked Simpson from behind. u .. lllcn Del Mir 11111
Al Unser Jr. blew away the track
qualifying record Saturday on the wa y ~ ~
to the pole position for today's IMSA
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scnes. drove a Chevrolet VS-powered Spice GT
Prototype around the 1.6()..mile, I O..turn Del Mar
Fairgrounds temporary circuit at 9i$.824 mph.
In oth er sports news Saturday:
• David Peoples. who led every round, col-
lected his first victory as a pro!Cssional. setting a
Kapalua (Hawa11) lntema11onal tournament record
in thl· process. Closing with a round of S-under-par
66. Peoples fimshed the $700.000 event at 264. 20
under par and fi vt' shots better than Davisi.ove Ill.
• Ken Gnffe) Jr. scored the tie-breaking run
on a "1ld pitch 1n the eighth inning as a ma1or
league all-star team defeated Japan. 3-2. in Tokyo
in 1he SC' enth game of an eight-game senes.
•Michael Chang. the Harry Houdini of tennis.
pulled off another ~eat escape b} rall ying from a
4-0 defi cit in th e last set to reach the final of the
Wemble~ (England) indoor tennis tournament.
Chang defcatt'd Chnst1an Bergstrom. 6-3. 3-6. 7-6.
•The W1nn1pcg Jets and the Toronto Maple
Leafs traded top pla)ers 1n a four-player swap both.
clubs sa' is a ma1or shake-up of their rosters. The
Jt'ts seni h1gh -sconng defcnseman Dave Ellett and
left "1 ng Paul Fr~on tQ. Toronto for center Ed
Oki ) k and "'ing Mark Osborne.
•Dallas Ma,ericks' forward Roy Ta~ley ~ill
be sideliilcd for at least three weeks after in1unng
his right kn re 1n a game Fnday night. team officials
said.
-From Tit~ Anoci•tftl PnH
Quote of the day
Howard Conll, on WFAN radio: "Of
course. LT (La" rence Ta} lor) has fresh vials
of Bi ble Belt unne. and how he still is being
allo"icd to pla~ in a dul~ ad1ud1cated illegal
monopol) 1s be}ond me ...
...,
yeari. the Dodgers are going to make
out hke bandits w11h Strawbem in
matter. rhe Dodgers' gamble is that
their acqu1s1t1on of Darryl will reap
1mmed1ate benefits. From 81 thei r hatting order. ·
Darryl Strawberry.
Darryl, indeed, can be a pleasant.
engaging young man. In truth, I've
never found him otherwise. And I
do suspect that fo r the neitt couple of
What. though. of the-final fe"
years on that fi ve-yn r contract
which Frank Cashen didn't want to
extend'>
Nnt stop. Vero Beach. Please.
Darryl. be there on time.
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sec tiasketblll team lroping
for more of the same this year
' Eiaht months after the belt men's
basketball eeason ift Southern C.li·
fomia C".ollep hittory with .a trip to
the N1tional Association of Inter·
collqiate Athletics na•ional tour-
nament In Kansas City, head coach
Bill Reynolds is findin& the success
doesn't provide any auarantces-
cxccpt maybe one.
"Havina had a Wte of it, some·
times you tend to act arced)' after
how wonderful of an expenence it
is." Reynolds said.
"Our aoal would be to try to
duplicate the experience of last
year, aet back there apin and take
our chances. It's aoina to become
increasinsly more difficult. as you see. with each passina year. The
level of our district is jumping."
And once in the national tour-
nament. he sees the Van,uards
havina a difficult time winning past
the first round. where the disparity
in prosrams becomes areater. sec
handily won 1ts fii:st round pine
against Washburn. a team which
moved to the Division II level this
season. then lost to Wisconsi n-Eau
Claire by a large margin.
"If you look at the resources and
the nature of the athletes that arc
there -and most of those teams in
the Top 16 arc playing at a low
Division I level -it's tough.''
Reynolds said.
"(The Master's head coach Mel
Hankinson) was right when he said
a lot of the teams here n~ to
compete with those teams. but I'm
not sure they could anyway. When
)OU get to the final 16 -Oral
Robens. David Lipscomb. Okla-
homa City ... They're NA IA
affiliated. but they're just like ~
Division I teams.
"In all honesty. I don't ever see
us having the capability; with our
situation. necessary to do that. We
get some great athletes. but you're
talking about a basketball program.
not an educational program. It's not
that we don't want to win. lt's 1ust
that you have to maintain your
philosoph) ...
·RAMS
From 81
Rams balked at the opponun1ty.
Wa lls has fou r 1ntt'rcept1ons in eight
games.
At the other comer. fifth-year
man Mark Collins out of Cal State
Fulkrton 1s emerging as one of the
top defenders 1n the league.
Second-year strong safet} Greg
Jackson out of LSU. who has four
interceptions and second on the
team in tacklt's to Pepper Johnson.
and second-year free saft't)' Myron
Gu) ton out of Eastern Kentucky
(seventh in tackles) are improving.
But right outside linebacker Law-
rence Taylo r remains the
centerpiece of the Giants' 3-4 front.
To the contrary. the Rams con-
tinue to struggle on defense. Ranked
27th in the NFL in total defense.
RAIDERS
From 81
Packers Coach Lind> Infante re-
fuses to give up. He thinks his team
is still 'Cf) much in the hunt for a
pla)off spot. His opposite number.
Raiders Coach .\rt hell. doesn't
disagree.
··1 guess the Pack's back ... Shell
said. "The) are a very explosive
team. They can stnke from any-
where on the field ...
That, Shell said. 1s his maJor con-
cern. The otht'r is Schroeder and
whether he can come back from a
sub-par performance. The quar-
terback thinks he can.
'Tm looking forward to bouncing
back. " Schroeder said. "It's not the
~
Jon Ferguso n
. Reynolds found recruiting wasn't
exactly made easier by the Van-
guards' trip to the nationals.
Of the top six players on Re-
ynolds' off-season want list. sec
did not land one.
"We felt we were right there with
aU those kids." Reynolds said. "It
was either us or them. lt"S frustrat·
ing from a recruiting standpoint.
You expect to get a few of those
guys. Not to diminish the guys we
got. but they w~ one group down
on the list. Now. they've got some-
thing to prove." sec plays in the seven-team
Golden State Athletic Conference.
which limits programs to 5-10 tui-
tion grants. The si' D1stnct 3 inde-
pendents can offer up to IS full-ndr
scholarships.
.. We invite kids to come all the
time. the local kids ... Reynolds said.
"We don't ha ve recruiting tnp for
kids from Northern California to
come down and get tours. Our
recruiting -I would hate to sa) 11·
haphazard -but n's certainl y not
the way yo u would normally do 11
at a Division I or II program ...
· Which is the wa) The Master's.
an independent. 1s doing it no"
with 15 full scholarships. three full -
15th against the rush and 17th
against the pass. the Rams have
excelled agai nst certain t~pcs of of-
fenses.
The ·bad ne"s for them'"lt's of·
fenses like the balanced. powerful
one of the Giants that destro~s
them. Witness the recent tum of
events.
The power game offenses of Chi·
cago and Pittsburgh ha ve destro)cd
1he Rams"' 1th balanced attacks and
awesome performances from quar-
terbacks Jim Harbaugh and Bubb~
Brister. In between those games. the
Rams pulled off strong defensi ve
outings against pass-happ) teams
Atlanta and Houston.
The Giant s feature the running of
Otfr~ Anderson. Maunce Carthon.
Lewi~ Tillman and Da' c Meggett.
while Phil Simms 1s the NFL's top.
rated passer with onl} two inter·
first ttme I had to do and 11 won·t be
the lai.t time:·
Schroeder. who picked up onl y
139 yards passing last we<:k. has
completed 93 of 175 passes this
season to date. That account for
1.474 vards of the ofTt'nsc and 1s
good ·for eight touchdo" ns.
Schroeder has bten intercepted four
t1mrs.
The Raiders \\Ill be going after
their 11th victor) at the Coliseum
without a defeat since Shell replaced
Mike Shanahan as head coach for
th r fift h game of last season.
That. most of the players concede.
is an ex tra incenti ve.
They are looking at the game as 1f
it is a must-win as a result of the loss
in Kansas City last Sunday.
time COKhn and 1 national recruit·
iR1 l)'Stem. • • ''The independents have no re·
1trictiona. 10 traditionally they're
1Dina to be the ieams at tht toP of the heap," Reynolds said1 •• AJI of
thetc coachtt force you to be 11·
pnsive and rally make 1 commit·
ment to recruitina. M05t of us are
f'Clional tcen1itina. but some teams.
like The Master's. ~re on a national
basis."
Reynolds isn't one who typically
complains about the issue. yet he's
averaaed more than 20 wins a
season at sec with his own system
of ~membcrina players an4J:hcck-
ing back wit~th m later to ~ if
they want a nd chance wtlh a
school like SC He's brought his
share of NCAA Division I talent to sec on that premise.
One tt\ing he would like to sec is
a method which would put more
than one team from each of the 32
districts at the national tour-
nament. There arc plenty of strona
second and third place teams which
never go. and as inde~ndents like
The Master's and Biola continue to
strengthen themselves. smaller pro-
grams like sec could find it in-
creasingly difficult to win the dis-
trict.
.. It's still going to be a dogfight
and some of the good programs arc
not going to get a chance to go on, ..
Reynolds said. "In the NCAA. it's
recognized b) all of the good teams
at all the levels. But here. you'xc got
t3 teams and onl) one gets the
opponunity to go on. That makes 1t
real challenging and somewhat 11n-
fonunate I guess."
0 sec was ranked third in the
distri<'t and second i'n the Golden
State Athletic Conference in the
pre-season ratings.
0 ,
The UCI men's soccer squad.fin-
ished its season with a 5-1 4-2 over-
all m·ord . 1-8-1 in the BiJl. West
See FERGUSON/II
cepuons all <;eason.
Pro-Bowl comerback ierry Gray
could pla) this week but 1s still not
full strength s1nct' returning from
anhroscop1c knee surgery per-
formed after the final prescason
gamt' Corne-rback M1cke) · utton
(left knee sprain ) is out.
The Rams ha,·e Ix-en more cons1s·
terw with the run in recent weeks
\\Ith Cleveland Gary. although the
second-,car back had a fumble·
rama at.Pittsburgh.
Marcus Dupree. the formcr Okla-
homa Uni\ ersit) and USFL
Portland Brcakers standout who suf.
fered what was thought to be a
career-ending knee 1njuf) five years
ago. was acti\'ated this week. but
Rohinson said he" 111 be used spar·
ingl~. possihl> not at all in the event
of a close game.
Infante. mean"'h1le. JUSt refuses
to ~' that h1 i. team has to win
against the Raiders or lose an)
chance tht') ma) ha\'C for a pla)off
spot He points out that someone
with onh th ree wins at the halfwa>
marl 1s going to make the playoffs
and 1t could 'Cf) "ell be the Pack .
The Green Ba~ coach rxplained:
"We·re not "'here we "ant to be. but
we'rT not out of 11. ..
His contt'nt1on 1s su pponed b}
the standings. Seven of the 28 teams
in the NFL have 3-5 marks. So It
figure$ that one or mort will make
the playoffs. especially under the
new system where three wild card
teams instead of two will be granted
a playo ff bcnh.
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IRVINE -Tustin Hiah football
COKh Marijon Andch called 11 a
mileleonc for the tehoor1 pl"Oll"am.
The Tillm &rounced Wood-brictec. 42-l. in See View Laaue
action Saturday for 1he Rn1 un-
bcal~n SHson in 1hc school's 68·
year history. •
''This is Tustin Hi&h School."
Anckh said ... We're trylna to tet it
out of the depths and raise it so the
Oranae County people aoina on the
freeway can see us:·
Tustin finishc;d S.() in Sea View
play, l().() overall. and awaits a
playoff assianment today at the Cl F
office.
.. Riaht now. the Sea View Lcaauc
is over," Ancich said. "And we're
-
&he ~ We"N ,_ k>oku11
forward IO the playo&.
.. We've just ID' to IO out IMft
and prove oundvet. 11•1 do or dac
out daert.. We feel ~ ha\'e an opponunhy ...
The key to Tusthn dominancc
proved 10 be the Tillers• depth at
runnina back. Visko Ancieh had a
very impressive outing with IS I
yards on 23 carriM. includina
touchdown runs of 19. S. and 4
yards.
Ron Goods. the SC'Cond Tustin
beck to pin over 100 yards in the
pm~. used his blazina speed mid-
way through the first quarter to
scorch the Woodbndgc defense for
a n-yard touchdown run. :vtau
Coo's PAT put the Tillers ahead 7-0. .
But Wobdbridge eoumercd wnh
Brian Nurick"1 27-yMJ .,.a
early in lbt leCood qlllrter IO cut
W Tilltts lead to 7-l. 11 WU all
downhill from lbcte for the War-
rion.
Andch broke free for a I 9•yard
score late in the teeonCf quancr,
aiVina Tustin a 14-l halftime lead.
Unfortunately. the pme was
marred throuah most of the first
half with about a dozen penally
calls. In fkl. two Iona touchdown
returns by the Tillen wett nullified
by questionable calls.
"h just adl us more excited. and
more prepared," Ancich said of the
pcnahies. "We had two touchdowns
called back in the first half, and we
have to be .able to not do tho~
things in the future. It's tough
though btt'au~ they were long runs.
They weren't five-step jaunts. But
that"• pen of w pme... TYllin 10.yard line and~ look·
At tilt ...., of lhe lb1rd ~.. i .. b a ~. &ut Na~ HaUlll. on
WOOdblid,e hoped to~ bid into I NlfbKk pus, threw the ball
the .. me. but TUIUll"I .. me strailht to dt-fcnsave back Shad
pttvcnted a Watrion' dri¥C. Vickers. who burned d own the riabt
When the Tillen nicrivecl poe-sickli~ for a 9S~yard to~hdown
ttSS1on or the ban. AN:idli went return. Coo's •ddcd hts "JI~ PAT
beck to work, nannina tbtoulh the to put Tustin ahead, 42-3.
W~brideie def'ente. Ancidt .hit The sizable maflln of victory
payd111 from. S yards ~ut wilt\ nanc a~ordcd Ancich a luxury seldom
minutes left 1n the third quarter to enjoyed -getting everyone io the
give Tustin a 21-l cUJbion. game.
• The Tillers capitalized once apin
when quanerbeck Andy Bona hit
tight end Josh Belden for a 2-yard
score. increasina the lad to 28-3.
ncich came thro• once apj n
for the Tillers. adcbna bis third
touchdown of the pme on a 4-yard
plunae with niM minutes left in the
game for a 35-3 cdac.
Midway throuah the foUllh quar-
ter. the Wamors were inside the
.. we. try to ~t everybody out
thtre in the game.·· Ancich said.
"It'~ a big morale bod ter for
them ..
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LeMond to race .in NeWport · .
NEWPORT BE.\( H -E'ery sport has its legend. and in cyclina.
three-time Tour de F-rance winner Oreg LcMond is quickly reachina
that status. LeMond the first no n-European to wm the prcstisious
C\ent. ~Ill mal.e an Orange Coast Area appearance today at 2 p.m.
in the Du Pont Pro C}cl1ng Champ1onsh1ps.
S1'tt~·fi,c world class nders will compete for a $20,000 purse in
the thmJ and final leg of the Du Pont scn es to determine the U.S.
Pro C'ychng Federation's nauonal cntcnum champion.
In add111on 10 Le~ond. current pomts leader David Fanner and
second·pl~ce ndcr ( hm Huber, both of whom,. compete for Coors ~
Light. are C'tpecu:d lU be top finishers
The rale llcg1n~ on Newpon Center Dnve m front of Fashion
Island ~c" pon ( en1cr bet"ecn San Nicolas and Santa Rosa. Cychsts
"'111 co,cr the I 9 m1k t:our'it" along Newport Center Dnve 30 times
dunng the 5 "'-mile race
.\II maJor L . men·~ qdmg teams and top international riders
are e\pt.--Cted 1u ~om pe1c -Br* DtaJJr ru.1
Lloyd enjoying tennis,
makes singles anal
By Jon Ferguson
Or•nQe Coast Oa<1> Poo1
l'IEWPORT Rf.\( H -John
Llo~d 1s kt"ep1ng too bus} pla~ 1ng
tennis these da~'i to "o~ about
C•lal·hing 11 mulh JO~ more He
l nu'''I 1hat ma' tx· h1' luture do wn
thr ltne though 'o hl"c; l'OJO\ ing
his 'a net' ot 'l'nUl'" 1nclud1ng thc
Prudential-Bal'hl' (rrand (ham-
p1nm tr-.ur for .111 11\ "onh
Lln\d ll'!Ol J l<•U pie \('arc; on
after re11nng trum thc .\s\Ql 1a11on
of Ten"'" Pmll'"Jlina I' T our :11 age
l~ hul no" hl··, buc;' pla' ing ten·
n1'i again at 'fl .\nd he's ha' mg h1<,
c;harc nf c;ucc''\"l'" too
He hl.'ld tiff J 'tr•'ntt 'hallengc
from hard·~ 1ng Tim Crulhl...,un
up nl·C'd somcbod) for 20 wttks:
It\ not financially worth ll. If I can
makc good mone) playing these.
plu., I ha'e more fun.
··wh, do I "ant to be out on the
road for sc'eo da)s. being a 24-
h(lur ps)Ch1atnst. wh) _not pla)
t hcc;(' "ht'n I can go out and pla}
"llh friend\ and ha"~ fuo for four
da' ( \\hat am l it>ffig to do?"
He's going to enJO) the tour. Ifs
Cl\\\ Ill C'OjO\ lOOS1denng Llo)'d IS
pl3\ ing great tennis th~ da)S.
na Norl*ll enge CON1 e>.ily Potot
Riverside's John Peoples (29) fumble~ ball as CCC defender Kevin Roberts tries for recovery cfuclng Saturday night's game.
aturda'. "'.fl 1llJ...~J o-..i in a
Grand Chamr1nnc; '>1ngle'i 'i<'m1final
Jt the "('\\flOrt Bcalh r cnnic, ( lub
l k" d has rtal·hed the singks
final 1n each of the five tour·
namcnt'> ht' has com~tcd and
k1lll..'> lll..c a u nch to lead Lhe points
'itand1ng., for lop ~eding entenng
the SI00.000 Boca Raton . Fla ..
'l<.'a<.on champ1onsh1p e' ent three
"l'<'k'i from no" He also made
1oda~ ·\ doubles final with rtistcr.
occ
From 81
m y best kick all ycar and I "as
s1oked. to sa} thr least."
Orange Coast. alone 10 first plan·
at 3· I in the d•' 1\100. conirolc; 1t'i
o"n dcst1n} on thc palh 10 the
Orange Count) Bo"I on 1hc Pirate!.'
campus -\nd b) 1a~ing control of
'l~ field goal s1tua11on. the Pirates
ma) ha' e earned them<.eh C\ an
ntra block or two wh1k protcc11ng
'their k1ckl'r
"We've got one llmt'out lcti and
"e didn't kno" "hen 10 take 11:·
OCC Coach 8111 Worl..man said
''\\ e decided to go for a firld goal.
so "c told them 10 hum up ~ c
ca'1ght (lhe T1gfrc;) w11h.out thl'tr
field-goal block team on the field
"'hC'n "C rnn out. ,o that nm)' haq:
helped. (Wade) ha'! madl' a couple
of field goal'> from 60 )'ards out in
practice. ·
"Pans of this game '"erl' 'cq
ugl)'. but we'll take I\ ..
The Tigers (6-J. 5-3). "ho fell to
2-2 in the Central 01' 1s1on. took a
12-10 lead "1th 5·18 remaining 10
• the pme as kicke r Jeff McDaniel
made good on a J7-}ard field gool.
M cDaniel nailed a 31 ·\ ardcr with
0:02 lefi 1n the first half to give
RCC a 9-3 1nterm1ss1on lead
Once again. t~n earned the
()('(' offense on his shoulden. this
awe
From 8 1
team 1n this lcaaur 1s good and it's
a \Cl) compeuuve league. You
ha'c to pla) sohd football to win."
Neither team could generate a
pass1 na a ttack with cons1stenc)'.
Golden West completed nine for 6 7
yards while addlcback hit on 8-
of-17 for 80 yards mcludina the
touchdown on the first acnal of the
nit)tt for OM· Gauchos.
It was a battle In the trcnche for
both teams with the defcnSt 1ak1na
over in mo t insta nt-ts. For Golden
West. the front lane of Kcone
1mon. Enc DuP~. Ray m1th and
Jim i1ansficld pla)cd v.ell as did
linebackers Jeff Robbins. Eric
Thompson and Kc' 1n A hwonh.
Corncrbecb Bobb)' )'lv11 and
Kevin Mullen a\Jna with safcuc
M itch Mclbon anl Orq 1uba held
the Gauch to 193 )&rd on the
• around and 80 throuah the a1r.
,. Saddlcblld. st1ned nine finhmen
on Mftntc and brouaht praise from
wearinern "This 1 the nucleus for
our team nut )tar. I think 1\
"' should ht • aood 1t1n for us."
... ~n M1lku h•d the second m-
-.
time gaining 143 )ards on 29 at·
tempts. The P1rn1r.,· krpt the hall
on thl' ground. using 50 ru'>hing
pla)s to pick up 228 }ards.
R\ contr:l'il. R '' l'r<.1dr earned .a.a
umcs for .~.p )ards. 1nclud1 ng a
1 0.a-~ard 14-rarr) palOrmanrc h'
running balk John People'>
.\ngdo' IC'. "ho 1nJured h1'i right
(throwing) o;houldl·r on 1he }l'COnd·
to-last pla~ of the game la~ "rl'l..
against Fullcnon <.rx·n1 1h1\ onl· on
thr s1delinrc; "atlhtng backup Don·
nie 'imtth opcrall' agains1 a fkrn·
R1' er'i1dr dekn'>c
Entering thl· game. the f 1gcr<.
"ere ran~rd third 1n 1he 11'\-tcam
l'onfcrencc 1n ru'>h1ng dl'lcm~
··r>onn1c 'im1th 1'i a good quar·
tcrbacl... hut he did not ha' l' a
(lantcularl~ goo<l night.'' \\'orl..man
said "He's ;i 'l'r\ goo<l pa,'icr and
"l"rt" not )ockcd into the'.' running
game "1th l)onn1c 'im1th at quar-
terback ..
~mllh comple1nJ 7 of IX fla'>'-l''
for 5Q ~ards and t\\U IOll'r<'l'ptwn ...
He \\J'> nol ~ckNJ and rnrm·d I\
time~ for ~.a 'ard'i
Fc1tlo~ in~ the '>l'cond hall t)(:ll
R1Hrs1de dro' c tn thl' OC(.' ~o
"hl·n drfrns1\l' 1ac~lc t...l'll' Jad.
son caused Pl·oplcs 10 lumt'llc
L1nchacl..cr John t...clh n.'lO' l'rt'd
for the Pirates at the 14 "11h I! O~
lcft in the third 4uancr .rnd R< (
cllntung 10 a 9-l ad' antaar
terccpt1on for lhl' (1aulhn'> "h1k
Davt" Ro"e and Riel )par~'> rl'·
co,cre<l fumble.'~ SaddkMC~ on
the other hand. didn't mal..c a turn·
0' er during th<.' game. n.'l'O' cnng
both fumhlc\ 11 commuted
ott Hannah. n frr hman from
Cap1 trano Vullcy High. k1cl cd
field goals of 34 and 37 yard'>. made
the first conversion point but hit
thC' r rossbar on a third ficld goal II)'
nnd "as w1dc of the upright\ on his
SC<'ond' conversion attcmpt.
hcrman Crane orcd the sec-
ond TO on a 14-)ard \Camprr after
R ick park\ rcco"ercd a t.olden
We t fumble at the Ru tier 14 Thc
Rustkrs lo t the ball tw1ct on
fumble 1nd tv.o mort ttmts on a
pair of intcrttpt1on ;\ll but one
field goal came a the direct rt'Sult
o( a Golden We I tumo,er
The R uslle" moved to the
ddlehack 16 earl) in the ~nd
quancr and had• fourth-and-one at
th1 po1l'lt The)' fat~ to p1d. up
the fir\t do1Nn 1nd the (1aucho
took o"cr on do"'n
C.oldcn We l "'111 pla)' d1stnct
nval Oran~ C'oa t turd•y n11ht
It the C rampu 1n the 'l('a~n
finale.
Thr RuJllen ""Ill takC' a _.. over-
r
lh 1ng 6: 16 of the clock. OCC
dro'l' ~~ ~ard'> o n 13 pla~c; -11 of
which "ere running pla}S -to take
the lead 3\ <;teen bounced ofT a pair
of R" ers1dc "ou ld·bc tal·klcrs and
1auntl•J in to thr end 1onr from 15
~ard'i 3"3" \Vadc·., P.\T "as good
and O\C led. I f)-9, "1th 5 5~ to go
IO tht' pcm>d
T hl' Piratl''>. ddr nsc "as kd h' Ja"~c;un . <.kftml\C lineman .\ndrc~
\Jair .mu '>trung ~fet) °"a~ nl'
.\rmc,trong all of " horn recorded a
\al~ -RI\ cr<>tdl' tool.. a 9-J lead "hen
\kOan1rr., 31 -~ard field goal spit!
lhl' upright) \.\Ith t"o seconds left 1n
1he h:ilf .\ 'l·\ard pass from quar-
terhac~ fal~ \.lanu to Peoples and
a I ~·~ard rt·nalt' o n OCT se1 up
the fil'ld goal
That "as moments before "'adr
made 11 fl.'\ on h1'i 37-)ard field
goal 0( ( out 1de llnebac~er Sednr
';hnrtcr ~:au~d 3 R1"ers1de fumble
and \rmstrong rel'O'ercd at tht•
RtH'r\ldC 44 "•th 4:58 kft 10 1he
half to ..et up \\ adl"'i ktck
fhl' P1ratl''l Jro' l' to the ~o. hut
thf't'w incompkt(' on third do"n
tx·forl' \\ Jde l'U t 1hc deficit m half
m1th'~ lir<.t mterccpuon -b~
R" crs1dc dcfens1' c hack 011
Fl more at the lO -wa returned }
\arllc, to 1hc ()('(' 3~ Jad:'ion
) a rd run b~ Pcopk\
Craig Poncgalel 1ntcrrep1ed J
R1,ers1d<.> fT.l"" \.\Ith 10 '>l'rnnd-. lcft
in 1he gaml· to ICl' the "In. OCC's
onl\ pick of thl· night
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GAME STATISTICS
ltCC
F ,,, C)O.,.,, 14
Av \"f'\ Y&•CllQt U 111 Pl\\~ •••041~ I S
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OCC """"°°" 1 i1 SI-. 1·11
I• I) llf.C"fll"'elG I 1
Llo~d "'II mC'cl Tom Gulhkson
JQ. tod:l\ at I pm for the t1tk
Tnm Cit1 lhl<.11n defeated Hanl..
Ptisier. ~....i. "·t-.1-·"I ToJJ~·s final
1s a H'matrh M 1he season-opening
.\1 lanta \tor finJI "here Llo'd
hie" J ti-I ~·I lead and 11 matl h
ptllnt\ IO 3 I ·fl --1'1 "'.(, dl'fl'Jt
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Grand Champ111n' hitir for o"er· '5
pl.n l'r'> l ll1Hl ".1 .... 1 pl.1 ' l'r l ual h
for lht" l .\ \1nn'1' n I l•am Tenn!\
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you mun .. • th.in Jf\1•ut l·1ght "'l'l'~' a
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thanl'i to n dcfcn•a'e pass mtcr·
terenCt' call ag:unst ()('(' and a ~~·
all record into the gamt w1th a 4-4
and 1-l relord 10 l-Onfercncc ncuon
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"I \\Ould ~Y in thr Team Tennis.
I pla,cd as well as t've played in 10
\t'~m in doubll"'l.'' Llo}d s~ud. ··in
s1ngk-; 1t "as great to finish the
lour at 32 and sttll be ranked 64th."
Hc quit when ht" lost a first-round
\\'1mbl<.'don match m IQ 5 after
leading 10 <;etS. :!.()
"I had a t"'o-"ear break to
rt.'\harge m} ba11ene~:· Llo)d said
.. fhtn thr Team Tennis thing
'1anC'd Thi~ 10 m<' 1s great. I thml..
I'm •tnC oftht' luct1l'St gu}S around .
"I l n<.1" du" n the road I'll be
1n,ohed 1n a teaching suuatton:·
I lo'd <,aid ''I'll tx-~tt1t'd 10 for 30
l'I Jo "t'd c; a 'car I love domg
lhl'> r\e done It SIOCt" I was 20
H'.lr\ <lid. and rm not read) to qun.
I mak1· a gno<l II\ 1ng. have a good
lifc'l' k and l'nJO\ 11."
He l·n10,ed a good night Satur-
d:l\ dc1.p11c m.ik1ng 1ust ever 50
~ rlenl of h1\ Ii Mt ~rves and battl·
1ng hJm'>tnng and elbow ailments.
prndul t' of his older body and
See LLOYD/II
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.-a ---... ---------!di willl CGIOiiir01W illl ''&:l"M-llid. No. 9 T..-J4.B. Tiie ·b re•a..,.-1 'riuiQl&llklpl (S:J) baftty avoided lllcomf .. tM
• ,, -after 1!ric: Tumor in-ed fifth No. 1 1eom IO 7-lllit -~ ...... , -ln1endocl"rw Ortudo w11eo Rod Smi1h mode a -
' t~ McKay and ~urned it 3 )'Udl to ii vine: interctption in tbe ""91
the 50 with 1:27 left. t1re lruint minute to quicl the 97,123 fins ac :r: 1fllleftt 24 yards in ft.ve plays. ~tint Neyllnd SUldium. ·
• i; 1hc: ltllt fol' Oahuso, """° llicbd of '" i nto a ttrona crouwind.. "We're &lad to aet out Mft.
.. The wind was swirti.,_ real hard We knew it woukl be a tOUlh
••· and f couldn't lfl any indication environment," Notre OatM COids
which dircction it was Pna... he Lou Holtz said ... Wt know we have
=-· said ... But when it left my foot I a touah road to hot."
·1·, knew it was aood·" To win their second Rational
t• UCLA Coach Terry Dona.tiue championship in three-years, \he ..
: Jhought for a moment that his team Irish need to Mt Penn State and
• J WJS toina to IOK .another cl~ use to close out the resulat season.
Pac;-10 pme. ·· • ·• then .....;n on New Year's Day. •
"In my mind, I said. 'Oh, my Elsewhere:
God. what do I have to endure now?'·· Donahue said.-•No. 14 Ten1 41, N•-'S RH•IN
Washington had tied the score, !6: Quanerback Ptter Gardere's
22-22, with 2:36 ICft on a 32-yard passing set up six touchdowns as ~~· pass from Brunell to Mario Bailey Texas (7-1, 5-0 SWC), a slight
:,.. and Brunell's 2-point convenion undttdog. defeated previously un-
run. The Huskies wen1 37 yards in beaten Houston (8-1, 7-1).
five ~ays for the touchdown after •Ne. 4 Cele ..... 41, Otla.Mma
Jay Barry recovered a muffed punt S&ale.!!: DiriaQ..Hqan pass fof a
~UCLA's Scott M\ller. school-rtrord four 1ouchdowns and
....., ~addox threw a 30-yard touch-Eric Bieniemy ran for 148 yards
down pass 10 Miller and Daluiso anda~orcas Colorado(9-1 -J)won
kicked a 22-yard field goal in the at home.
founh quaner for a 22-14 UCLA •Ollle S&ale !7, No. I Iowa ZI:
lead. Gree frey·capptd a t~touchdown
The 21-point-undcrdoa ~ruins rally in thC' founh period with a 3-
scoT'C'd 12 points in the founh quar-yard touchdown pass to Bobby 1er after Washington went ahead 14-13 with 12 seconds \cf\ in thr Olivr on tht last plpy as Ohio State
third period on Beno Bryan t's 3-won at Iowa. Iowa (7-2. S-1 Bi&
yard run and Travis Hanson's con~ Ten) could have clinched !hr
version. league's bcnh in the Rose Bowl
Hanson was wrll shon on a 45-with a victory.
yard field goal anempt with 4: 16 lcft •No. 7 Geor1ia Ted I, Vlr&tala
in 1hc 1h1rd quancr. Ted J: Scott Sis.son's second field
0
UCLA 15, W11iNn9fWI ?2 ....... _.....
UCLA 1 • 0 12-1S
WeVllfl'il!Qr\ 0 7 1 .... 71
l)CLA-8•0-l'I M run <0 11..i'° d i:kl W1~er..-11 1 ruro (H•l'llO'I •le•!
UCLA-Al'llf\Ony I °"'' from MeOCIO• (N il
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Well'!-8ry1nr l run ,He"'on "-OCll!
UCL•-MI-lO 0111 trom Med!IO• (l ie~
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UCLA-f'G Oelu!lO olJ
Allt<IC!enc-11,'15
Tl:AM STATISTICS
UCLA WI"'
F~I! oown1· tt IJ
ltU1olll'\·~••<h :M-ISS lll-1 ..
PeH•ll'il nf 1l 7
ltf!urn 'l'1ra1 1D 11
ComD-AU-Jnr n·,\·I lll·:M-1
Punll t -37 •·~
F""'4)1H-Lall 1-0 S-1
,....._Ulet•VVctt ,.31 S·U
n meof Pot.snl>On ll It ,.,,
INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS
A:USHiNG-UCLA 8ro•n, 11· 1 !l, Sml!~.
S·1'. MeOOO•, IJ-10 Wl il'>lfl'illOll Lewl1 11-50,
8r.,1nr, 11·3'. Brvn.-11, f ·15.
PASSING-UCLA• ......adO•. 13·,l·I, 119
wesn1ne1on· ar ........ 10-:w·1. 111 A:ECEtV,NG-UCLA· Miller. 1-'2; Wlfl1, S-'2.
L.C .... Pdt. ,.,7 We1l'tlrl,.IOll M(l(1v, •-•1. M
ae11rr, 1·J'; Ple<'ce. 1-11
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goal in the rounh quanrr kC"pt
Gwrgia Tech on track for th<;
Citrus Bowl. The Yellow Jackets
(8~1) arc unbeaten in their las1 13
games.
•No. 8 BYU 4S , No. !S Wyomia&
l4: Peter Tuipulotu ran for three
touchdowns and Ty Detmer had his
21 sl consccu1ive 300-yard passing
game as Brigham Young (8-1. 6-0
WAC ) rolled to 1he win at Wyom-
ing.
•No. 10 Florida 31, Gear1I• 7:
Shant Matthews passed ror 344
ya rd s and three touchdowns and
T im Paulk scored on a 36-yard
interception reception return and
recovrrrd a fumble as Florida (8-1)
rou1 ed Georgia .
•No. 11 Vlr1inla Z4. Nortll Caro-
lina 10: Shawn Moore th rrw for two
scores and Herman Moore set an
NCAA rrcord by catching a touch-
down pass for the ninth straight
week as_ Yirg1nia (8-1, 5-J ACC)
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TODAY'S LUCKY WlNNER •
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' r - -(7·9 overaPI, l·S Pl<·JO)'°' i11only
• &. T • 1. T J'C)inu on a 93-Ylrd kickoft' return C.. : ~ ~ l : ~ by OwayM Owens. · .
ucv. : I : : ~ : Tht Trojan• kd: 28-7 at halftime e . . 0 ,-' • .. after: limi•ina the Beaven '° 27 ,,, ,,. •• h
,,._.. t a o • s • yards and two fint downs 1n t e
....-. 1 • • • ' • fint two quarten. -.......-.11.210 ,,, 'fi hdo arr.... ,.... t s • 1 t • Foley th~ his . nt touc wn
UK """'::~i!.-:' pus of the season, hittina Travis
s......,ci 111 c.iitoni11 . Hannah with a I S-yardtr in the C.1!,.~:':~ 11,.. corner of the end zone with four
seconds rcmainina in the fint half.
.... ,. ITAMOtNGI The Troian·s went 47 yan:fs in fivt ( Fl.-.. o.wll ~ w L T w L ' plar,s for the score after recovering
i.w. SIO 12t bSch Tlld " Otlio Sl•I• • 1 1 , , 1 a umble y weer. c nve
MktllNn . s 1 o . 1 ' o too~ one minu1e-and featured thrtt '*"°" ''' •1 -0 H h -...01• • , o .. s • o passes from FQkY 10 anna .
iWcflo\Mll Stei. 1 2 o • l t Foley and Hannah il10 con· lilldWw !ll SJI ~*'" 1 s o 2 1 o nccttd on a 4S-yard scorina bomb ~ 1 s o 2 1 o with 10:44 left· in"lhe pmc. W11coM1r1 0 ' I l I 0 Mm .........,.., o-Mazio Roys1er rushed for 125
-.,... ii li!dl9ll<I -...... • I ha lh """°"' ,, '°"'' )'lrds in 26 cames 1n ess t n rtt ~· •• Mic:"'-' Mlcl\INl> Stet• •I quanen. He scored the ·Trojans'
~et WlKonsln first touchdown on I I-yard dive
with SS seconds left in thC' half.
Conway's long pun1 rc1um. the firsl
by a Trojan for a touchdown since
1_982. boosted the lead 10 14-0 'wi1h
f I :07 left in the half.
•. cepttd five passes. including one by
linebacker Mark Sander that he
rctumc;d JO yards for a touchdown,
lO win at home
•No. J Mle•lpa Scace 21,
Mlacteeil 11: Touchdown runs by
Ti ,....-Duckrtt, Hyland Hickson,
unney Hawkins and Dan Enos
c:apptd Iona drives as Michigan
State (5-3-1) kept its slim Rose
Bowl hopes _alive by winning at
Minnesota.
Owens took 1he ensuing kickoff
in the riaht romrr of the firld and
returned it 93 yards for 1he score.
matchina the fifth-longest in Or-
rgon Slate history. Owens had a
school-rt£ord 237 ya rds 1n kickoff
returns in tht game.
Todd Marinovich. who stantd a1
quarterback but played sparingly,
ran nine yards for the 1hird US('
score. 0 USC M. 0....... Statit 1 ....... -use ' 21 u 1-~ .. .___
Rodney Culver of Notre Dame leaves Tennessee defenders, lnclu.d-
lng Mark Adams (83), behlnst during· Saturday'& game In Knoxvtne.
• Le.1 Bcaclill State !S, Cal S&ak
Nortllrld1e Z4: Jeff Exum haul~ in
a 21-yard 1ouChdown pass from
Todd Studer wi1h I :17 remain in& to
lif\ thr host 49crs 10 the non-
conference win .
• Utalill Stak 41, Cal State F•ll·
erto• 17: Roger Grant ran for ISO
)'ards and two touchdowns and Ron
Lopez passed for 218 yards and
addrd two touchdowns to lead
Utah State to thr Big Wes) victory
al the Santa . .i\na Bowl.
OrtOOfl S11" 0 1 0 .,_ 1
Use~ovSI ... I f\11'1 (ltaclrlVuel kicl ) use-<-•.,. '' _, rervrn fA:Dcll'ieu1u
klclil •
OSIJ-Ow<ln• fl 1'.lt:kolt rf!vr" !J.t vril• •II:• I USC-,.,,,.ri.,ov1c11 ' run llfoorl.u.i klcill
use-ttetllleft 1S !Mtl from Foln !A:aclr>ouil
rebounded from its only loss and
won at Nonh Carolina. •
• No. I Z Florida SIDie 78, Ciacla-
natl Zl : Terrell Buckley scored on
an 83-yard interception return and
Florida Slate (7-2) scored on· its first
nine possessions to breeze 8t home.
'1 •No. 11 Nebra1ka 41 , Kuu1 t :
Johnny.Mitchell caught two touch-
down passes and Scot( Baldwin ran
for 170 yards and two scores as
Nebraska (9-1 , S-1 Big Eiaht) beat
Kansas for the 22nd straight time.
•S..dten Ml11l11lppl IS, No. IS
Aab1111 1%: Anthony Harris caugh1
a l~yard touchdown pass from
Bretl Favre with 46 S«onds left as
Southern Mississippi (8-3) shockrd
Auburn (6-2-1 ). the Tigers· first
Cross country
dcfea1 at home si nce I ~87.
•No. It MIHIPJI ZZ, No. 17
JJllaol1 17: J .D. Carlson tied a
school rccord with five field aoals
as Michigan htld on al home.
• Callfon.&a ti, No. ZI Ore1oe S:
Anthon)' Wallact ran for two touch·
downs and Mike Paw\awski threw
for two mort as California (6-3-1)
assured its firs1 winning SC'ason
tincc 1982.
•No. Zl Pen S~k Z4, Marylud
II: Quarttrback Tony Sacca, lifttd
in the las1 two IU\m~ because of
inconsistent play, threw for 162
ya rds and a touchdown and Leroy
Thompson ran for I 32 yards for
Prnn State (7-2).
•'No. ZZ 1Ael1vllle 17, Bo11oa
C.Uqe It: Louisville_ (9-1-1) inter-,
• Staaford !3, Arl1ona 10:
Tommy Vardell ran ror IWO touch-
downs and Jason Palumbis added
anothrr as S1anford improved 10
4-6 and 2-4. while Arizona dropped
10 6-4 and 4-4 in its hom~oming
loss.
• San Jose State SI, New Me'll:lco
Stale ZI: Sheldon Ca nlcy-rc1urned
1he oPcnina ki ckoff 93 yards and
quan~rback Ralph Manini 1hr('w
four touchdown passes as San Jose
State (7-:!· I. 6-0 Big Wesl) rxtendcd
the.-.\ggies' losing strrak 10 27
gamrs. thr Jo nges1 1n major collegr
football.
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Tl:AM STATISTtCI
UK OW
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Pe1slno .,er111 1~ ti
A:lfurn vera1 • 111 11
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A:USHtNC.-USC "ovllef. 1'·115, l!•Of,,.., n -St, Loc:kwoao, 1-11, FoMv. •-11 O"-
St1te Ow•"•· ll-:M, 8row"l"9. 5-lO, Pllc1'tord. ,.II
PASSING-us.<: Merlf'IO\llcfl, J-1-0, n.
fitll'I', 9·9·0, llS, O'Hllt'e, 1-1-0, 11 0r._.
St111 kl'lw..,. 1-1'·•. t1 A:E~E IVINO-uSC Hel!Nl'I. •-102, Lotk· .,ood,.1,·JI OrelOl'I Stele· 8telllld, •-SS, PMG1., l·n. ;at•••i¥, 1-1s.
CdM overcomes heat at prilllms, advances to· flnals
By Hugo Ricardo
orlr'Q9 Conl 0111)' Pilot
WALNUT -It was indeed a
·matter of when thr going gets
tough. 1he tough get going as run-
nrrs had 10 cbnt.cnd y,•ilh lhc O\'Cr·
bearing aflernoon heat at the CIF
Southern S«:11onal Cross Country
Prrhms mret Saturday at M l. San
Anlon10 College.
"Hey. I wouldn't run 1n 1his
heat," Crirona del Mar High· boys
coach Bill Sumner said. "The heat
1s really beating everybody up.'·
The Sea Kings advanced 10 the
finals with their SC'Cond place finish
1n their Di vision 3-A heal. Mikr
Marumoto 116:51) and Jack Hogan
( 11:21 i led the Sea Kings wilh
strong ra ces. Frc~hman Tim Tim-
mon finished wnh a personal re-
cord of 1 7:45 but gavr the 1eam a
frigt'I\ whrn he was prostrated by
thr hrat.
"Tha t was a gu1sy pcrfonnance
by Tim," Sumner said. "'He forgot
it y,·a~. hot out here but he's doina
all right now."
Foun1ain Valley Coach Matt
Simpson was happy wi1h his team's
1hird place finish ... Time-wiSC', the:
times were relatively slow. but I
aurss it's kind of hot.'• Simpson
said. ··wr had a real aood packin1
and we're happy to be in there. The
worst wr can fini!h now is sixth in
C"IF ...
The Baro ns were led by Mark
Sanchez and Mark Whlle. The pack
of Carl Hansen, Trevor Hanley and-
Mar\: Alpnne contributed lo lhe
effon. . ·
The Woodbfidse Hip boys 1cam
alto advanced to the 1finals w;th a •
Boating
strona team effon especially after Varvas said. "Shr 's running abou1
their lough league final met!. •75 percent nghl now, but shr keeps
"I know peopJe t,1.·crtn't laking us gelling better r very week. All the
seriousl y after last week ." Wood-girls ran tough out there 1oda y."
bndge Coach George" Varv·=,~,~ .. ~,d:r.-.::E=d..cisor: ffighS-SfiCllC"y 1 aylor
"Bui these kids did a great job. It won her early ·morning Di vision 2-
was a seven-man efTo n all 1he W8)' ... A.\ heat with a 1ime of 18:27. '"You
Matt Tar lor Jed the Warriors ,,,.0n·1 find a ioughrr course any-
wi1h a lime of 16 :52. David Blume. "''hrrc.'' Taylor said. "J1's prc11 y
Dan Kroger. Na1han Bennett. intimidal!ng. The biggest th rill 1s
Shadh.·y Bu rke, Tomoyuk1 Fujii and makin~ 11 up the hills."
Mall Arnold all earned Varvas· The Chargers took scrond place pra 1s~ fo r their strong per-· M · formance~. behind lSlil On Viejo to ad\'anct· to
the finals. "W e"tt ru nning very 1n-
Varvas will have his hands 'full consislcnl righl now.'' Edison
preparing for next week's final as Coach Stan Stauble said. "But I
his girls team·took their Division 2-Jook at lhr times and we fini shed a
A heat with a !iCCOnd plact fin1sh by good second, I didn't exJ)('CI
rreshman Kay Nekola ( 18:42) and a Mission Virjo to Ix' a threat at all."
fifth place efTon by Kim Tnrdif Kara Bradbury, Ka1ie Formosa
(20:26). Am y R~blcs. coming back and Janna Evans finished in 1he toP
from her boul w11h mononucleosis. 20 for thC' Chargers.
finished sixth with a t1mr or 20:44 . Irvine High·s COach Randy Rossi
""Amy is such a compe111or," saw his girls lake fi rst in thrir
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Di\·1s1on !• . .\ heal wuh the stro~g
pt'rformanct'S or freshman Jcnnift'r
Gilles ( 19:08), sophomorr Kelly
Reda (I 9:20). Maggie Hamelin and
Jrssica Phillips also finished strogii
to ram Rossi's pra1st".
··rm really pleased thr wa y 1hc
girls y,·er~ able 10 cl0$C' 1he gap."
Ross• said ... We.-rnn .strong as a
!cam."
Laguna Beach H1gt\ girls were 1hr
other area tram to fin ish first 1n
their division" heat. "Wr weren't
even ranked." .\M1'its Coach Earl
Towner said. "This I!• onl y tht•
sct·ond ti me t h1~ year th al 1h1s 1eam
ran all togrther so I'm rcally tcs1a1 ic
aboul 1Qday's prrformance."
Kendra C'anrr led thr Anists
with a 1imr of 12: 15 while othrr
strong effons wrre !urned 1n by
Erica Bro.,.,•n and Bre nda Darby.
Coron~ dcl Mar's girls advanced
to !hr finals with a second plier
finish 1n 1hei r heat.
·tast of 26~boat .fteet headS .. out in Caho San Lucas race
By Almon Lockoboy
o.11¥' Plot IMtino .,,...
LOS "NGEW -The 1111 of lhe 26-troai
lltct In 1:os """!es Yachl Club'• Cabo Su·
LU<U v1a Guadalupt Poland R""' '°' und<r woy
&iturdey In an 7.9 knot touthwaetrty bRac
und<r 1171rl:li"1 cicJr rrlti<I. .
Eiah1 of llif-io-,.led -(IOll.C PllRF·I, PllRF.C anc1 IMS)-fridly 7Uld
...,. --..;.,. lilhl wlftdl -100 miles eo.,,/111e-. .
•
Siartina Sa1urday ,..... the bia ut.bs. m..
ind 10 PHRF·A ntinp.
Winds wtrt vlnully non~xisient until
abou: 10 minulel btf'Oftl the sian Slturday .then
• li&h1.1<Pu1h-1crty fil7ed In, -i"l lhe )'IP<hll
off °" 5-rarch.
Finl ac,_ 1he line -lnck Dllttr'1 Sania Cnu·?O ~ wilh IWold Wanl'1
N<loott/M-~ Chevol abou1 ... holr ..... h
bdtind and 10 --· Dl•is Pilhburf'• !Ania en... 70 Hol• (ou1 or Newpon -Yodlh Clubl. wllidl ii ~-
•
• trouli~ Chev al for 1he U LDB-70 clan cham-
pioatilup, was cauaht in a crunCh near the:
windward tnd of the line and was tttkina a
coune well 10 wtalher of lhe leaden. . t
The Cabo l1P<e 11 lhe lall in lltc ULDll-111
te11Mn e:hamptonstdp.
LA YC.-1 Cabo race it tbe only one that
leova ~ ltlond IO pan llmrt treadi
lOW17nl lite cape. Willi •Ir windt Ille lad boa°::
could nnitll lite 1~11o COWilo bl' 1a1c r-day. . . . ,,
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FRESNO The ----~.· 'UCl women's crou .,a. ..
country tnm qualified T
f'or the NCAA Cbam-----~
pionshipa with a second-place fin-
ish it the Reaion 8 Chaml)ionships
at Woodward Parle Saturday ..
The UCI women wett edtCd by
Orqon. 49-SO. for the rqional title.
The top two teams in the rqjon
automatically qualify for the NC AA
meet. which is in Kno1ville. Tenn.
Nov. 19.
Thas will be the founh trip to the
NCAA meet for the UCI women's
proaram. which previously quali·
fied in 1983. 1987 and 1989.
UCI S('nior Buffy Rabbitt cap-
tured the Rqio n 8 individual title
for the second straiaht year with a
time of 16:44.6 over the S.000
meters. Rabbitt has won five of the
six meets she has competed in this
season. ,,_,
The Costa Mesa Hiah -a--
water polo_ team had ~
trouble shooting. but .-. rA.
the v1s11ing Mustanp
made the big ont1 when they
needed to in defcatin& Brea-Olinda.
10-8. in the second round of the
CIF 2-A playoffs.
Senior two-meter man Corey De·
lahunt scored five goals. ra151ng his
senson team-leading total to 142.
and goalie Paul Willemsen recorded
eight saves as the Mustangs (I S-9) •
ranked No :! 1n the d1 151on ad·
vanct'd to the quanerfinal<; on
Tuesda) when the) will host San
Manno
In college action:
• UCI It, Fr~sno Sia~ 7: The
.\n1ea1crs buelt a 4-0 fir<;t quaner
lead and rolled to the Big West
Conference \ 1clOI) at Hentngc
Park The seventh-ranked Anteater;
( t:\-14 O\ rrall. 3-6 Big West) "l're
lr-d h~ t"'o goats r-ach from le\ r
C.111. k> lar Putman. Grr-g Ha) nes
and Mark t1erman Freshman goal-
k('{'pcr Mike Rall recorded eight
~\CS for l lCI. "h1ch kd at 1h1: end
of three quancrs. 8-~.
On the communll) college k\t·I
• C1e1&a t , Golden West 8:
( uesta captured the Southern Cale·
fomta Regionals champion hip and
both d ubs will mo\ con to thc '>tale
finals at the \ame site o n Frida) -
Long Bcalh's Belmont Plaza. fhe
Rustlct'\. "ho led at halftime. ti-5
11rd the game at 8-8 "''h 50 S(:l."Ond~
kfl on an Ed' arct Van Lu111n shot,
hut Cue<ita rctalta1ed with a goal 15
wconds later and held on. d ropping
Golden West 10 ~8-4 o'crall.
IRVINE L1(1---
fn·<>hman Brett Hansen· • •
Dent will farC' founh· ,,,-
senkd Donn' 1'3al of ----
t C in thc-'>engk'> final of the
Rol<',·ITC \ ~uthC'rn C altforn1a
Tennis Champ1onsh1p'> at the l Cl
Tcnn1<, 1ad1um 1oda\ at 10 am
Hanscn·Dcnt -a w;idunte of New· ron Harbor High. defeated 1h1rd·
\t'l'(kd .\ndras Lan-.1 of l 'SC 7-6.
6-4 111 reach ltK!a\ ., final l\aal
tll pfl('d l ( l .\'\ 8°111 Behrens In
s1raegh1 scts in his ~melinal match
Saiurda) E.. ,,,_ ,. ,_,,,
~hann o n C urren ----
'"'l'PI her th~ matches • •
1n s1ngks. and the ,,,-
F~cia High girls ten·----
n" team ad\ amcd to the quar·
tcrfinals of the CIF '-.\ playom
"11h a I '\-S \ICIOf\ O'-er host South
Torrance t..m11ria Cinga111s and
laurt'n WC';l\t'r rnmtuned to "'° all
thrC'C' mat<'h~ in 'lo I double-s for
the Eagle<> '1 l · ). "ho ad antt to
m('Ct 1h1rd-~cd We5tlake Village
:11 home on Tuesda)
Lib ,, carllllM -
I 1hcrt) C hristian
High·~ &iris volleyball
team wa~ a I S.-8. 11 ·IS.
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10-blck state championshiP'-Gold-COlldte 9unia (ec-V..., wtl
en West Collett hopes IO be dllc red-ibin .. I I .. ~ ..
first in 1990-91. • Rutden only~ ... ,... ... •
Areas f 'net··""-tb turftiaa ..... 0-. 11111 .. o conettn 1 ~ you f'ralaJDeft Altiloa W (a:w Olli
and a limit~ numbtr ofpttlOftnd da) _ __. .,.=m .... -.-.: .. (El_ 1 -~
(nine). but GWC c:o-<:oacb O.ve ..., --''
Stricklin -who o~ this supply the ltYll)cn witll .-li.IY •
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Rustlers have a chance to to aU the play mOR became of IM low
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CoJlqc o( the Sequoias m the state said ... The fint ~ wat ~ iD *
championship game. returns. point 1971-79 teaSOD. We bad eilb.& tbcn
guard Bm Sirctna. a fint team All-~nd ·went JO.O. In 1-.a1 .e Mid Stat~ ~lcct1on last year who 1e1 c:i&ht playen and wan.)4..2.
numerous records. ..You don't aet u much ra&. but
S1rchta. vcrball> committed to sometimes it•s to your 8dvaat1F
Hawaii for nut year. led the .state bccausr cvcrybody·s in lhlpe. ..
with 2S9 assists a year aao. but will Golden West_ conference c:1aam ..
be tllJ)«ted 10 shoot more this pions three of the last four years (it
season. She shot 44 percent (69 of won the South Coast in 1987 and
1 S7) from 3-potnt ranae as the '88), won iu first 1tate tit.Jc last year
Rustlers shattered the school record after txina denied the prevJous·
for 3-pointers 1n a sca10n with 106, three.
surpassing the old mark of 41 . Hamey. the Emput; l easaee Pia)'·
Jennifer Hamey. one of GWCs er of the Yca.c last 9e8SOD. is ~
top rCC'rutts out of Esperanza. is also customed to playtna ildlde, but
an excellent 3-po1nt shooter. Jenny Stricklin will use her as a sboolina
Sullivan <Ocean View), the Sunset guard. -she has NBA 3-poinl range... Stncklin said. "She is.
League Pla}cr of the Year the last potentially, probably our leadana
two )Can . Tracy Wolfe (Ocean scorer becauS(' she can ICO~ from
Vie") and New Mexico State trans-the inside or the outside.''
fer Adrir-nnc Hughes arc also being Sullivan. a 6-foot-2 ccntcT, was
counted upon to scort. the MVP of the Oranae Q>unty A.!1·
The Rustlers. knowing everyone Star Game last sprina. in addition
1s gunning for them appear rndy to camin& All-Clf and A.U-<>ranee
for the challenge' of back-to-back County laurels.
state 111lcs and a third stra1~1 Or-H u&hcs. a 6-1 forward. lS tousb
ange Empire C'onfortncc flq.. around tM basket and ··aeu up and
.. obod) ·s e\er done 1t and no-down the floor bener than any bl&
bo<h 's ever done 1t with a player ~·ve had," Stricklin added.
frrshmcn-dom1natcd team," Dave while Wolfe (5-11 ) is in lhe ume
'itncklcn sa id ... ;\ lot depends on mold as Claudette Jackson, the
ho" "ell our frl"shmcn come along. MVP of the state tournament la9C
\\l· 1h1nk lrc:pcttttng as state year for Golden West .
OC C women open with 68-5 7 win
'\.\ ~ DIEGO -r .. ·nth1a Kollar
\Cored ~O pomt'i. and Enka Man-
ning added IS points and IS re-
bound s as the: Orangr-Coast College
"omen"< baskc-thall team opcnt'd Its
sca'>on wcth a 68-57 \ICIOr) at San
Ott>go Me<i.a Saturday night
Kami Bigler chipped 1n "Ith 10
point\. "hil~ U!C) G1cm . a Ne:"·
pon Harbor H.gh produCl who
'ltaC1e'd at po1n1 guard. had eight
a<.s1~t5 10 go "-Ith h~r s1' points.
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llOYD
From 83
encrcascd ~hedule 1he'I )tar
Ll-O)d "hipped Tim GullekM>.n in
the M1nncapohs Grand Champions
final 11-'0 "ccls ago. but Gulhkson
"'as coming off five hours of tennis
the pre' 1ou., da) and admits he was
"1ped out. But Saturda). he broke
Llo)d 1n the fifth game of the first
set and went up "-1 Llo}d said he
"asn 't mentall) prepared
.. , "as wn of making excu~s to
m\sclf.'. I lo)d saed ··'vf, ltg.S \\~
sore. m' arm<.i "t'rc \Or~ Thcn 1
FERGmN
From 82
Confercncr-
phomore t..r' en m1th out of
Edison H 1~h le<l the team "11h 19
points (SI\ goal\ ~'en aswsts). and
fmhman medficldcr John O'Bnen
o ut of l lpland High had 17 points
(,"goals. the a\<oe<>tsl Goahc .M1kc
C.anlan fin1\ht•d he\ collcg1atc ra·
rttr ~Ith a s..·hool·rl"rord 'Q7 s.a'c"
and goal'l·agtiin'I JH'ragC' of I QO
D
The: l 'CI ""omen·'I ~"C'C'r team
fini~hed 6-1 l ·: m'tr.ill Junior goal-
1r \ltc1a \filler tlUI of Estancia High
allo"-cd JUSI I \~ goals per game
"h1le stopping I :6 hots Stneor
M1chck BracC'ros led the team en
5eonng "'11~ I ' mints I <ii\ goals.
one 3'1SISI)
0
The lX I "Jtrr polo team. 13-1 4.
has suffettd the los~'I h) one goal
and (h c h' t"o goal~ Thrt'<' of thc
lmsn came 10 to p.ranked C aJ. ontt
to ~ond-ranl>.('d l ~ L .\ on c to
th1rd·ranl>.cd tan ford. '" tl"C to
COMMUNf'TY COLI.aH WOMS .. ~C..st61,S.CMl99 .... S7 ,.._ , www>
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819W S 0 7 10 •Me¥ 1 0 I •
M•-nn I 0 • 7 E-• ) I II
G...., l 0 • ' •os• I 0 l 'l
l(.C!Mf t 1 • 20 T-• l I 11
MMw\1"9 6 l 0 IS JoMton 1 • 4 11
Amorow l o 2 ' Toledo l o • 1
C'*'-0 O 0 0 Oet'll119 0 0 S 0
Orosco 7 O O S Motll.-t 1 0 I 7
S1e11e~ 1 I 0 4 "olev I 0 0 7
Tot911 ll S 16 .. TotM %l lO IS S7
~!fl.me Or-CoHt ll-"
)·-M ICMlol'I ()r ..... Con~ I S...
0 -.INw-T-I T~._,.
said. •This IS ndtCUIOUS. f ve &01 10
run down balls and go aftn-ever
point and sec what happens.' The
fim s" game,, I was a l ittle
lctharg1c.··
But Lloyd ntlltcd. first holding
stnc. then hold1n1 off G uU1kson
aftcr Lnlmg a 40-0 lead and ailow-
ing Gull1 kson to reach deuce tW'ICC
Each held sen e t~ rfst o f t.M wa>
and Llo\.d took a 4-1 advaniaae 1n
the tee-breaker before G ulhkson
took fi\e of the neitt siA points on
some out~tandmg 5hots for a ~5
ad ,ontngc
founh-ranktd l 'C Sana Barbara.
oncC' 10 fifth-ranked SC and four
u mt"' to s"th-rankcd Peppcnhnc.
0 ex pit( the pre~ntt of the 1989
Big West C'onf~rencc Pla}er oflhc
Y car. CitofTrt, Clark. former Gold·
en West C"olleic standout Hen')
Rabello Icade; Pcpperd1nc's water
polo team 10 'ICOnng Wllh 47109f$..
Former Ne"pon Harbor goali~
Wells Ci uthnc allo~ JUSt 8.6S ioals
per game for the w~wcs.
0
The Htah F1"'c .\mcnca team
which down~ Cl. I 27-I 2S. o,~.
'\. "hipped Pepperdme by 20 point
the night before. then embetkcd to
tht Ea t (' t on unday, lost to
George Mason. beat South <:arohna
and lost to Duke by 27 on Wedna-
da} I
UCI returns to acuon Monday
night at 7.30 when 11 hosu tbc
Finnish auonal Team at the Bren
Evtnts Center
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Mazda, Volkswagen PuttH,.g big elf orts into small cars
1ncc the middle 1980s. ·Honda
Ha been the only manufacturer that
offtred a small. economical and
spa rited two-seater "-'ith an extreme-
ly qtteable pnet lq Ind Sobs of
room for carao.
The hiahly acclaim~ Honda
C'ivtc C'R has been riahtly prai~
for 111 unique comb1nat1on of fh v-
olity and function. and the hot
CRX i model has performance
that pu~ll riJht in spons car
temtory. •
In hpt of the spony Honda's
·~ Mazda tw decided to in-troduce its own version o( the t•o-
IC8t (or po111bly two pfU1 lYrO)
l'<OftO hot tOd. By combinina w
....,,.handhna rhuao of the cur-
""' Pro911E Kdan with I hiah· -..-~'"""I t.l-littr, twiH9m. 24-vatve
V-6, Mada C'OUtd 1"dl bC in the
posneon to ""' the Nlit in the
I
barpin spons car compct1t1on.
ln1111I SP> photo show the baby
Mnda to have shonencd R • 7
St)'hn&. a nd the mockl could wtll be call~ the .t -The teny V-6 '
alone could make 1h1 an C\trtmcly
fast and citduna hltle car 1f the
pnc:c t1ys low. c
Volkswqcn also 11 worklnt on a
MW malJ car that Wlll repl~ lhe
curttnt Golf. First anttoduced in
the Unikd tates as the Rabbit, this
will be the third eencra11on of ftont-
dn~. su~pen hatchbKk 10
romc from Volu-.n.
. Tilt two most t~ctt1na model•
will be an all-whttl-dnw OTI pow·
met b)' the: ion;.. .... u~ "'~
anak V.() and 1 ~ t'WO-tcat ron ·
~eniblc.
The VotbMttn v~ .. m be
rather ~t in Mte. at 2.4 hten.
but 1s said to produce a health)' 170
honcpowtr The con"en1hle \hould
be 1 Kannann•bodt~ \Cn1on of
the new Golfand ma) be called the
VW pttd tcr.
Thas new con\lcrttble l' rumored
to be a rtplacctMnt ror tht' cumnt
Volkswaaen abnolet. The new
Golf itself ~•II look much hkc a
rounded and 11,_r vt~1pn of tht'
cufTCnt car
0
WbUc Voluwaaen and Maida
are plat1na cons1dcrabk cfTQn on
their 1mall car dc\tlopment.
MtW&btthi lS puttn\t thc fin15h1n1
touches on t.-o laracr \lth1clcs for
this market.
The Diamante tcdan. a BM S-
Knn aiied car (•1th some 1)'hf\I
cues lMt mirror the BMW I wtll)
M ii he M1t•ubi1tu' fim m~"'e in
the lu'Uf)' car duttt on The
S ~o.cn1 to S2S.000 'C"dans wtll be
ht'av1h loaded "1th feature~ and
ad\ 1nctd tl«tron1c devices to d1~
11n1u1 h thm from the other mid·
pntt prtm1um 5Cdan on hov.·
room noors
Po•~r for the: front-dnve
O\amantM ~111 cnme from tither 1
base J ().lucr -6 or an optaonal
t"A<1n-cam \Cf'5ion of the same en·
11ne that mana "'200 horscpov.~.
In Japan, "here the cars art cur-
rtntl 1v11l1bk. Ol1m1ntn can be
equipped ~1th four-~h«I dn\lt,
four-whttl ,tttri a tr.cuon<0n·
trol )llC'm ro·r front drhc model
and antl·lodt braltc'
I~ available 1n the hoftW mar~
kct 1 the t at\Ubl\hl Muh1~om·
muniatton tcm, a hitfMttb
romb.nat1nn of on-board ftlVl·
puon. M.lpc.'r·Jm"m•um sound. cokw
letcv1t1on and mulu·funakm tnp
. •
ct>mputer ""tern'
M1auh1,h1 al\O ha' put ron~1dCT
ablc cncra) 1n10 the dt\r-I pment of
an C\trtmcl) plu h and 1nv1un1
mtenor Ba~ D11man1c models
rould hf C"llltd 1hc 11ma. and 1t 1s
'till uncl~r a' 10 "'hat fc11tum ~111 1p~r on the: l ra"
f 1t,ub1sh1 '''° 11 prrpanna a
m1n1-mm1' an that w11l be mailer
than the cumnt C'hr)"ltT Voy.,cr
and Dodie Ca,. van model but
will be laratr than a rompea ta·
taon~-aaon
»atcd to be. called the 'po 1n ~"tn·Pllstl'neer rorm and tht LR V
(1'8)\t tttrea11onaJ "dude) 1n five.
pa 1'ICf' form. the Mattubitha
bia van 'hould have a belt~
Mir SI and powered b)' ~
four-<)hndtt Cftllntl. The new van-
cun could be ~ 11 flOOO ..
summtt 199 2.
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Editorial
Lat · Sheridan ·do Wllat
she · was elected · to do
Enough is enough .
The voters in Jrvinc have spoken and it is time that the
critics of Ma yo r Sa ll ~, Anne Sheridan back off and give her··
and her backers a cha nce 10 perform.
The mayor's positi on on 1hc Irvine Company's proposal
to put 3.6<?0 homes on se veral hundred acres bordered by
C ul ve r Dri ve. Ha rvard Avenue. Irvine Center Drive and
Barranca Park\\'3\" "'as no t cxactl .. · a secret.
The ,·otcrs kiiew where she siood on the proposal and
they know where the o pposition stood. Irvine voters decided
the Sheridan coalttion wa s what they wanted.
.\s a r~suh . she and her backers o ught 10 be allowed to
proceed with the business of the c ity as 1hey see it. That's
why they were t'it'C IL'd and. we a rt' happy to see. that's what
they plan to do . ,.
Fro m e ven 1nd1ca11o n. II appea r\ lr'"1ne T o mo rrow. a
group -.i.1 1h lo fl ; 1\:lc als, is tx~g1nn1ng to snipe at the ma)or
and h('r backers.
It sho uld no t be
:\pp::i rcntl~. Ir\ lilt' T on1orro" and 11'> lcaders ha\c cast
themselves as the uppo\111o n. So tx· 11. ·\!I the o ppos1 1ion.
the y sho ulJ cr1 t1c11c the 1na~u r an ~11n1c lhl.') "'ant. T hat 1s
the-tr rule.
But t he~ sho uld not he leading pc:t1t1on drives to
~\"C ft urn l'' er~ acuo n ci t~ hall takes. What thl') a rc d oing
is cOn \L'rllng thL' t ltct1on procc\S 11110 a onc~ac1 fa rc.·r .
Of course. Ir\ inc 1 o n1orro\' should ma kl· 1ts case tt) tht"
pt..•o ple of Ir\ inc . ()f t·o ursc. Ir\ 1111.· ·r on1 o rro " sho uld be frt'l'
to e r1t1c1zc ("Vt'ryth ing Cit) hall d0t·s.
-But th t'~ sh ould no t be calling fur special cll·c11o ns: thr'
should no 1 Ix-s n1p1ng at C'I \\ hal l. . ·
The hard fac t o f ltlC 1". l hc pc.:upll' -.i.·ho supporl Ir' 10l'
T o morro-.i.· los1 the last t"lec11on .
M a yor Sheridan and hl·r bac kers sho uld bt.· g1vl'n thl·
chanc_e to ~o what they think 1s r1g h1 for lrv1nr. T he peo ple
'!f fr,~1nc "-'JI/ decide. ar thr nt".xl e/t"c t1on. whc1ht•r o r no t they
like the -.i.•a y the Sheridan adn1in1s1rat1o n has prrfo rmt·d 1n
their behalf.
T~en the \Ol('rs "'di aga in niake up their n11nds. j u<;t as
the) d id earlier th1!) )Car. A series o f hy-clec11o ns wi ll do
n o1h1ng n1o rc than confuse evt~u ne.
S i mpl~ put. enough 1s -;, indeed -t'nough.
TOdlY In History
Toda) I"> 15unda'.'. No\ I!.
1hc ·'I S1h J .i:-of l YYU. fhl-rc arc
)U da\" k'fl 1n lhl· 'C'a r. Tl11"> 1"
Veter.in,. D.:i,, ·
I uda:-"'• I lighlighl in l·t 1~1or:
On No'. I I. 1918. fighti ng 1n
Wnrld v.·ar I l:l rnc 10 a n l'nd
"1 th 1hl' .-.1gn1ng nf an arm1s\lct·
hcl"t·en !he ·\lt1e\ and < 1er-
n1an~
<)n lh1s date:
In 1620. 41 Pil grim\ \1gnt·d a
compacl a board the tl.1a} flo,ler.
"l11ch "a!. anchort·d off thl'
tl.!;i.-..-.nr huscll'-coas\. ·r he <:u nl-
pact called for a "bud'.' rollltl k ..
tu enact "JU\I and t•quat la"""
In 1778. Iroquois Indian"' 1n
cc n1ra l Ne" York sUllt' k111<'l1
some 40 people 1n the ( ht·rr:-
Vallcy M as~crc.
In l lSJI . forn1t"r sla't" Nat
Turner, who had led a violent
1nsurrccuon, "a!> l':\t·cutt•d 111
Jerusalem. Va.
In 1889. Wash1 n111o n ht."Can1C
the 42nd state.
In t 921, President l·tard1n11
dedicated the Ton1h o f \ht' lJn-
kn-o-.i.·n Soldier 1n •\rhngton Na.
tional Ccme1cry.
In 1939. Ka tr Sm11h fi r.,t ~1n11
Irving Bcrhn's "God Blci.s
America" o n network rad10.
In IQ42. ~u ring World War
Write to usl
II. 1hc (it"rman., rnmpll'ted their
oc1.u pat1on ul 1-rantl'
111 19fl'\ :..5 }l·a r' ago.
Kho<ll')la pr1~:la1n1t•d tl~ 1ndc-
pc ndcncc 1run1 l:lntatn 1n a
hroadt·a!>l by Pnml' ,\lln1sler
Ian f) "'n111h
In lllt." C1C'l1\1n1 XII h la\ltd
off frnnl ( ape Kcnnt'd'. Fla .
\\Ith a\tronau!\ Ja n1l's o\ • Lo,rll
and I d,,1n f . "Bu11" '\ldr1n Jr
ahoard ({ it•n11n1 c1rt·lcd 1hr
l·oinh 'll runt'" ht·fort• rt'"t urn1 ng.I
In 1'17~. 1he l i.S . .\rn1y turn-
l"d n\l'l 1!' 03!1.(.' at Lo ng Bihn to
lh l· \nu1h V1etnameS{' arm}
\\ n1hnh11ng 1he end of d1 rtt1
11 \ n11l nar:-1n vol\cmc nt 1n
1hl' \ 1c1na m ·War
In 1'11<\J. Prc!>1den1 Reagan bc.:-
t an\c thc fi~t I ! .S. chief c11.-
t·1. ur11 t· to address the [)1c1.
J;1pan°\ national lcg1s\aturr.
I u.Ja~ ... B1nhdays: 1-ormr r
Sta lt" J)t'partment official Alger
111'" 1'i 86. Former Sen. William
Pro\mlf<'. D-Wis .. is 75. Author
Kun \'onncsu1 Jr. 1s bit Com-
edian Jonathan Wfn1('rs is 6S.
Aclre'is Bibi Andersson is S5.
Tht' former president o f
Nicaragua, Daniel Or1ega, is 45.
Uolfcr Fuzly Zoeller is 39. Ac·
trc5s Dem i Moore is 28.
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n. ... ___ tnoOur..,.. to!t~ from DUI" rMCWa. Wtl,..,. lrftterl be kept 10 llPPfOXlmltety 300 WOtdt. Atft tor~ ...,..._, IOnflil" tMn 300 WOfdt wll be ptlnMJd It ow dtllc:reflon .. 1 '· A-°'--.-.: Communhy •comment.Met We I WI ...cl few --P91tlf•lt tO ctt ... M(I
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~ lhould De eddr II ltd to tf'lt -...... "" 330 Wti1t 1ey . ' '*-· Coete ~CA '2127. Artenffon! ~to tM UltOr. Wrtletl with . -~Wied 10Cllla.Dl#JPlot.(71-4)142-421, ht. Ha.-
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To the Ed11or;
On Oct. 13. Irvine Temporary
Housing hC"ld a food dri \'C at ca<"h
of the grocery stores in our l·Om·
m unit). Shopprrs wrrc asked to
donate one of man' i1ems on a
St.'lt'cled hst for thC purpose of
prr paring cmt"rgc nc} food baskets
for our hon1t·lt"SS and nt"ar-homelt"ss
fam1ltes 1n o ur rom m un JI \.
Our,......goal ":I"' to acC umulall'
enough food 11en1"> 10 preparl· 400
c n1c rgt"nc~ f1}od boxes . The
rc">ponsc "a"' O \CTWhl'lm in~ The
t·on1n1un11 ~ donalt"d t'nough food
11cms 10 pro' 1dt• 500 -t.•mergt"nC)
food boXt"'i al a re tail va lue 1n
exce"" of SQ.000. To thosc \Olun-
tt·cr' 1. ho a~<.1\ICd us and to 1hosc
"ho donatt•d to our progra rn . "'c
offer' a ~rx·c1:1 I I hanks.
<.L,"l)E E. \\"EINtl.1AN
E ... ccut1 ,c D1rl'l·1or
Jr,1 n1.· l l·n1purar~ ll ou~1ng. lnC".
wood iloullts ·
To thl' Ed1 1or·
Occas1 onall~. I am assailed b}
doub1s "'Ith regard to deC"1s1o ns that
I ha\l" tn adl' 10 the past.
Fo r two rca .. o ns. f1 r~1. I ha \l'
n1ad t" "·ron~ d('{'1sions at 00(' time
or 3[10tht•r. ~ceond. cond1 t1o ns that
led In 1ha1 dt"CISIOO ma) ha \("
changl'd .-.1nl'l' I ruadt• !ht" dl·r 1 ~1o n .
Thal'\ "h ~ I rt'ad J1n1 \\'oc)(f <;
C(llumn on Thur-.da \. Nu\ I.
I· had derided thal lhl· man "as
full of fap ;1nd \"addk· \Uml' 11mt.>
har~ and 1ha1 h1'!. t'olumn "a~ JU!>\
n(1\ "u rth lhl' tllnl· 11 took tu rt•ad.
~" rnmari l ~ tx·ra u'tl' he m ight
ha'"l' 1n1pro,ccl "nre Jh(' \a\t 11 mc I
rt·:id h t ~ •olunln. I read tht• 1h1ng.
and I learnt•d .. un1 l·th1ng~
!'ht' nian 1s full uf fap and '"·ad-
dle •
l·lt· !klJd ·· ... lhl' nc...,spaper\ \\t'rc
full of rrcrss1on 1alk: la )offs .
ban kruplt'll"). pr1 rc inc re ases
{gasoline) and price dt·crcascs (our
homr'i \."
He 1hen goe .. un tu hst "'a)s to
heal lh<" hluc'!..
"Buy a couple of lubst~rs from
Pearson's Pon ... 1hen in vite neigh·
bors over for dinner." Pearson's
Pon sells loli'i\ers for SQ per paund.
A dand} solut1~utnt·onl' "'ho
ha\ bcl'n laid o ff and 1s "·orr1ed
ahout "hat lo put on 11tc table !Or
supp1:r.
"Bu } half a tord of cucaly.p-
tus ... Then \tack ti in the ba<"k
pa r10" C'ns 1'.• S I ~7 .50 plus dehvery.
Ciood 1dra for someone who is
a!iout 10 have thei r gas turned off
hC'Ca u!iC' lh<"} can't pa y 1hc bill. Thal
"'a}. a1 least 1hc houSC" -.i.·111 br
wa rm . .\nd the purcha se r of !he
BBSI of thB HotllnB
\\'ood ma ~ s1ack it in the pa110
during 1hc period between the time
he gets off from his firs1 job and
reParls for his SC<.'ond job.
"('Jenn ou1 the garage. fini sh "'1th
hosing do"'n thl' dnve"·~·."
\\'ood 1N pparen 1l y bli ssfull y un-
a -.i.•are that "e are tn the six th year
of a d rough 1 that has been classi fied
as "Dr~·· for· 1...,·o of the last six
}l'af'i and as ··rri11ra ll ) Dry" for
fo ur of the l:isl s1.\ \l'a~. Prcv1ou'!.
rrC"o rd" IQ.JR 10 19_14. Before thal.
lhl' record \\as rou11hl) 1580 to
1590. Bt·for\· ~ou ask. nobod) kepi
r("('ords Oack thl·n. Tht• drought "'as
learned of 1hrough 1he study of tree
fl!\)!.\. -.\n ~ !-lun11ng1on lk•ach rl·aders
"ho heed \\1ood·~ advice lo hoS{'
do"n tht' or dr1,ewa ) should ht'
3\\1\rl' 1f 1 he~ do .. o. they are 1n
violat ion o f :1 c11\ rt"S.olut1on. and
afll·r Ot--c . tQ. "·hCn the resolu11on
l"it-comt"~ an ordi na nce. dr1'c"'a'
hO\('r" "ill he suhJcct · to pro;-
ct·u11on fnr a n11sdl'tneanor "'hich
llll'Olll' !>I\ n1 nnlh " 1n Jail and/or a
S 1.000 fine
Hut . "h;i 1 tht· ht·l·~. I '-UPJ)USl.' 1ha1
an yon<"" ho cooks SQ lobster for the
nt•ighbur~ ''' l'f a S 127 t•uca1~ ptu!>
fi re isn 't going 10 "'Of".' aboul a
11 t tit· old S l .IXW:) ti nc
BILL J"i.\KV EY
:i-t-l unt1ng1 on Beach
'Bick at yoli
To the Ed11or·
In rc!.punsc 10 thl· perso n who
rebullt"d my "Cfianges mind" leller
"ri11 cn (l\'I. 1 7 and called me a
poor n11~gu1ded .-.oul I "ould hkt" 10
rl·<,po nd lo 1h,11 lt•Ucr, .:i pparl'n ll~
M'nl anonvnl llU"l' .\.\V. \\11ckha n1
l'Jf I agunj f\1::Hl{'ha' also ·backed
111\ C"On1mcn 1~ \\'h~ dtd r1ona ld Bre n suppon
th !.' pa<.\3Bl" of Propos1t 1on II? Bc.·-
CaU">l. ht• ~nu"' that b~ spcnd1ng a
dollar on pl;i n.., and ncgo11at1oni. he
can n1akc S 100. The dollar costs
1u'il to dc,clop the land for 1he
honl\" hu1ld1ng "111 be ell trcmcly
h1gh .
Road "1llt·n1ng and flood con1rol
co.-.1<; alone will not be t heap. What
a proti1 l)onald Bren "'ill nu1ke II
ht' fan dun1p 1h1s land on us. lh<'
homcn" nc:r\ of Laguna Beach!
llr'd lau gh. I'm surt". all 1he way to
h1' coun ting ho use. carrying his
ra il~ nag. dt•claring in his chuckling
son of wu ~. ".I gol th,· suckers 10
'Ole for i1."
·rhi· nc-.i.· ho me market sales arc
'<''"'.'had nghl no~·. E1en tfhc did
s1:ir1 10 de\'t'lop the land. 1here art'
many a~·11 vi!>ts around who wou ld
no1 lei 1he developn1r n1 proart"Ss
happily. 4
This lellt'r. if publisht"d. "·ill be
Editor's note: The 101/o"''ns arr lhl" so-<'a)lcd garbage tha1 we have
s.1mplcs of Oranse Coa11 Dally nlovin& in10 1h is town. I say i1 is a
Piiot n:adt'f {on1n1t•n1s and cr1t1-sad thi ng you have 10 lea' e after 35
ri~m ". Tht• Pilot puhlisht's thcR -years: bu! ii is also probably a good
rY.'spon~ on a dail) basis and 1hing because 1hcre is a new da y
'fncourog<') 1/) rradt'rs to call 1h" da-.i.·nina in which all peo ple will be
Eduor's Horl1 ne a1 64 1-6086. able to ron1r1butr 10 the good of
I would li ke io sa)' 1hat I tr\joy
f'harlie Brandt's column and that
th<'" person that wro1t thal they
d idn't li\t hearina about his friends
mus1 already know them and nol
li ke them. For a lirs1 lim(' mom
who has a kid jus1 stanina out in
volltyball. h's i,niertstlng 10 find
ou1 "''ho 1ht bia n1met art in
v_oj lc)'ball and jus1 what's aoina on.
flind i1 vcr}' inform11l ve.
• .... , .••.•.
Costa Mesa regardless of skin color,
la nguage or na11onal origin.
lllW . rllllclllll
I'm callina about paar 2 on Fri-
day ... Man 1u11ty of rapina a pcr-
sonalit)'. ·· A 27-ycar-t>I~ woman
wanted 10 have sex. with a guy 'so
the did. Later on o ne o r her per-.
sonalh i" who is 6 ycart old 1old
another pcrsonalit)' who is 20 )!C:ar1
old that he had sex with 1hc bodr.
ind the 20 year old decided it dktn 1
"•nt to have tt~ thho.,.h l t •treed)'
htd and the auy is au.illy of ..-pina
one of tM pe110n1lhitl.-
. I mean how ridkWous cu M
att'? This it 1ht mo11 1blurd. ridiru-
To the-pmon Who fth compelled lout th.irta I hive twr twn In my
10 •uP:>bn Or•illt . .;.mbu'l'J' In Ille 1111!. I MW..,.,.. orthll Gii !dmoion
1 .. 1 olcctlon 1nd bomoo•ina IM fact but I '"°""'' it woo • .....-ol 111<
1h11 1ho d 1y hlon'111ktn 1111nd on_pfminal jUllict •1'11<!11· Ood dlit i•
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IJI :11 IDr T..&. 111 Fl 111 •• -I• I a •
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rtad aner 1he final tally of this
el ection is Over. Either Mr. Bren is
giggling to himself right now while
he's giving big bonuses to his ncgo-
1ia1i ng 1ram. or ht"s ·sadly la-
men1 ing "'hat 10 do "·ith his while
elepha nt. ·
Mr. Bren is sman. he·11 fiaure a
taA write-off somcho-.i.·.
CHARLES GUENTHER
Laguna Beach
All. dl'lllld IP
To the: Editor:
In rega rd to 1hr No .... I Daily
Pilot. I was the crossing guard fea·
tured on the front page. I would like
10 r~press that ahhou11h I enjoy
dressing up fo r thr children. i1
would not be possiblr without the
suppon of Ka1h '' Fl ores. owner of
Book .\ Look -C"ostumes, Cos1a
f\-fe..a . E'·er}· }Car shr lt"ls me
chooSt" a cos1umc free of <"harge.
Than k you Kalh }.'. from me and
alt lht• children )Ou cheer up.
'DELAIDE GAR U LLE
Costa Mesi
Clal'lftcltlln
To 1he Ed itbr:
Noting the "Still Recycling" Ho1-
ll nl·-reader com me nl tn 1hc Oct. JO
Dally Pllo1 , I'm wriling again. That
l·u mmt"nl contt"nds I "made a bad
tnfcrrncc" that Newpon Beach was
not rcC)C'hng nl'.,..·sp.apcrs anymore
and 1hat lhey "'rrt jusl throwing
them in thl' tra!i.h. 1'10 1 so! Did no1.'
Shamt on your editing culprit
"ho cau~d lhe confusion a nd the
inference' Whoe' er changed 1n my
s1atc1D<.'n\i; "('II)" with a capi1al
k·ut·r (mcnn1 ng Ci t} of Cos1a Mesa)
lt'I "cit)" "11h a lowercase le11er ·•c"
1.-. 1hl' one "·ho t he~by took in the
"'1clcr 1ern1or~. 1nclud1ng Ne...,·port
&ach ct al.
Charlene T. Parker
1 Costa Mesa
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BrlVI 'felfll--oe'
To the Edi1or:
I attended "f o7.fi rc." lhe latest
C"osta Mesa Civ1• Pla)'housc play.
Unlike. "Sister Mary Jgnatious Ex-
plains 11 All 10 You." the play did
not make n stand for homoscxuali-
ly. abonion or an1i.chri!1ian1ty. It
d1dn '1 even conla1n an an1i-Amen-
c;, the<ne. This of course means 1ha1
the pla )' "as t9 tally devoid of any
mcaning(ul anistic con1ent. But ii
was 1ouching and warm. and will
stay wilh me a Iona time. I despiK
n1yscl( fo r enjoyin1 it
Marcut P. Meleton. Jr.
Cos1a Mesa
awful. I know ii 1s no1 your fault
Thi! is ridiculous. I'm lost for
words.
Tt:c front page "Man shot by
~lict wins bia award." They claim
it's the bigaest Newport hts ever
sptnl and so on and they also claim
it was an accidcnl. Perhaps. jus1
perhaps 1his aw1rd wi ll cause 1he
poliet' not 10 have 1s m1ny 1CCi-
dr n1s. I hoJ)C' 1h11 will be 1he c1se.
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Steve Marble
,,,/_"-. ~.JL
·E11ctlon
honors
awarded
The elections arc over. the dust is
clearing. 1he mud merthants arc
crawling back under 1heir rocks.
Pete Wil¥>n is governor. Darryl
StrawbrfT)' is a Dodger. 1ht world is
al pcact. Kinda.
So. before too much time slips
away. ifs time oner again for ,ihe
Post-EICC"tion Awards. He~ gocS:
• 'Mte Bil Grtt• Jr AwaN:
While 1hc ~SI of 1he state wen1
thumb! down on the environmen·
ta! 1ickc1, \·01ers in Laguna Beach
an-:t Hun1ington Beach leaned
1oward 1he green. In Lagu na, a
staggeri ng 80 pcrttnt of the voters
agreed 10 taA themselves lO help
rai~ $78 million to buy a chunk of
Laguna Can yon that had been
'marked for development. Up the
Coas1 a pirce. Hun1in1to n Beach
votrn ovtrA·hclmingly supponcd a
measure 1ha1 offers sweepina
protection from development 10 the
<"il y's beaches and parks. A watertd-
do-.i.·n version of thr measu~. one
designed with enough loCiPholes to
make dt'''elopcrs happy. wcn1 down
to defra1 . Funn)· how voters can
always figure 1h1ngs out.
• ne Vo•-Ca11·1.Go--Home-A1ala
Award: To Arlen.e Scha fC'r, the for,.
mer mayor o f Co~ta Mesa who
hitched her wagon to Orv Aril-
burgey's nnd found herr.tlf in last
plact in ihc Cil ) Council "'Ote for
Tuesday. >\.nd to Marv Adler, 1he
Foun1a ln Vall<"} ere doctor who~
shot al rr1uming 10 that city's coun-
<"il f't'sul!ed 1n a last placr finish.
• Tiie Vcs-Vo•-Caa·Go-Home-
A1ala Award: To Jack 'Kelly. the
onetime TV Siar who served "eight
)ears o n the council bc:forr ... laking a
1wo-ytar breather on. 1hc poli1ical
s1deliOrs while noodling aro und 1n
the nC"wspapcr bus iness. And to Bill
Vardoul is. who put 1n two 1erms o n
the Irvine .City Council 1n 1ht latt
1970 and earl y 80s. Both won <:o un-
cil seats Tuesday -Vardoulis con-
vincingl): Kell} barely.
• ne Grapes of Wralll Aw1NI:
Has to be Orv Amburgry, 1he col -
orfw.l. Costa ~t e$3 councilman wfio
finished badl) ou1 o f 1hc money in
hi s cfTon to win a s«ond term.
Amburgey. dogged by · one con-
tro,·eny after another. blamed thr
media for his downfall. .. ... lhe
stories C"arricd pnor to the election
w:ert thr lowest form of journalism
I've ev<"r "''itncsSt"d." So there.
• ne Golde11 Paracll•le Award:
To Nrwport Beach Councilman
Don Strauss and Foun tain Va llty
Councilman Jamts Neal. the cider
sta1esm<"n .,..ho a1 a11r 14 and 76.
~spect1 vrl ). rej«1ed sugges1ions
that thl'} rt•11rr. So the vo1ers did ii
for them.
• Tiie Go·Fl1•re Award:
Measure fwl 1n a walk. or at least a
slow drive. Wh<"ther it wis the
worst"n1ng rush-hour <"runch or 1he
less obvious rfTon 10 throw de-
•elopcr·soakt'd dollal'l a1 it. the
measurt= passed handily Tuesday
after bring dumpc-d by voters twice
brfort. II v.·ill add a halr-cen1 sales
la:... to ra1.i.c m?ney for tra~spor-
1a11on prOJCC IS. •'
• FamMt Lat& Wo~1 A.War*
.. How many times do we, have to
bea1 them over the head?'" -H1r-
rie11 Wit'der explaining why she w1s
not supportina Measure M. Witder
supponed the measurt the first two
1imes it was pul before voters. But as · soon as she withdrew· hc.r sup-
port, ii pts!Cd. Hmmmmmm.
• 'Tiiie Ma•·Wj1~·Tllle-M 14t i·
TMClll A••'* To Tom Fuentes .. the
Ortnee County Republican Party
chairman who helped deliver
cnouah Pete Wilson YO\cl to Jive
the e"-Sln Diqo m1yor 1he win-
ntna cd4f over Di1nnc Fienstcin.
Don 1h1s man th1t Fuentes can
upttt 10 hive WiJson return his
1elt-phone tills".' At a tttidcnl for many yart here • TM Bit n..-... Nt F
On 1ht wn11ick ofCott.1 Me19, I tm ~ ,..wa ucntcs apln. Th< man who hid lwlptd
rc1lly d i1plcated with cenaira manqr 1o brina Prnidcnt Bush to
1nklts. lef\\11 tnicln printed in Onntt County thrtt limts in the::
your·newpaprr ind 1 want to dif-l1s1 )'Ctr w1sn't tbte 10 help ee1
continue iaki91 il For IMllnct: like Asterhbl)'mtn Cun Prin&le re-
llush'• .,._ promitn on llUI tltned. Priflllt lost IO Tom Um·
hun 111< OOP. Wdl. JOU know whit bnl. 1 Domo<ra1. Shudckr. Quivrr .
hun -111< o..Ma-' diny. T ·~ ~-·· nd ·r-1,.. . • rrm~.
,.,.... ~·-~ " -pvins • fto ... ·--Awri A!f1""'1rY !Ml publ1c11y ........ he To Um ..... f'or pn>vlna 11111 111<
tried IO"' lhl tlient out of't.he ~·) IWO-PM')' S)'JICnt really nistJ in
tido of C:0.11 ~-· I '!"·'° di .. °'""" C0¥•1Y· , sitcalfd I 1m pftf 10 d1te0ntin* ..,.. Mi ... • .,= ....,.
llllina your llC)o90ad -Pft· Ill .. a 01 c-. rtloc.
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If all goes well,
chasing news
can be exciting
FILM AT 11, IF THE VAN IS
WOllUNO -Ah, for the alamorous
life of a television reponer.
Fame, for]une (to varying d~).
. high ... level contacts, oodles of in vita·
tions. whirls of excitement. trendy
threads. and all that other good stuff.
I'm mentioning this to cheer dear
Vikki Vargas. who's still rccoverina
from what happened on Election Day.
She bounced out of her Laguna
Beach nest early. cager to tackle her
arduous assignment covering Orange •
County's clcct1on returns and attendant
hoopla for KN BC/4.
By mid-afternoon. Vargas & Crew
boarded their van ~bureau head-
quarters in Anaheim, hcadina for the
traditional Republican bash at the
Westin South Coast Plaza Hotel.
It was tight-scheduled time. and
everything was poised for fast action.
Everything but the van. It wouldn't go.
First-«helon repairs were fruitless.
and a tow truck was summoned. No
luck. The feeder van. loaded Wlth high·
tech commun1cat1ons gear for beaming
10 Burbank. was 100 heavy.
A second tO\\ truck. larger and
sturdier. was called Wlth the same non-
budging result
F1nall), with precious minutes ttck·
mg. they fell back to Plan B -hinng
one o f those mass1H~ flat-bed haulers.
In something le~tban st) le. they were
wheeled p1gg) -back to the hotel.
They went to work. collanng ever)
pohttco in sight, making up for lost
time. That's when they got the flash
from Burbank. where the forces were
spread thin. to h1gh -ta1l down to ump
Pendleton Manne Base. where a
massive fire was paralyzing freeway
traffic and posing a threat·to the nearby
San Onofre nukcry.
So. in her nice ballroom frock.
V1kk1's next on-camera appearance was
from the fire's raging front tines.
It was after m1dn1ght when she got
home and collapsed -only to be
awakent"'d earl) wtth her next assign·
ment: to measure the effects in Orange
County of the Measure M passage.
(NOTE: For more on V1kk1 Vargas.
read the current issue of Orange Coast
Magazine. There's a seven-page spread.
with 11 photos. telhng all about her hfe
as a glamorous 1elev1s1on reporter.)
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HE'S THAT EXCITING, HUH?-
Now that Pete Wilson has made It
safely to Sacramenio. I auess il's fair to
release this unflauenng note received
sevt'ral weeks ago from Rose Polter of
Laguna Beach:
"There's a reason why Mr. Wilson
isn't attractive to female voters. He
reminds too many women of their first
husband."
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AIN'T THERE A LAW AGAINST
THIS? -If you're already thinkina
about the next election. start takina
notes. And what1you should note is the
name of every pnd1date whose cam-
paian sians arc sttll littenna our land-
scape.
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AND IP YOU REALLY WANNA
GET STEAMED -Putuna aside their
outrageous pensions and perks for the
moment. consider this obscenity:
Bqinnina In January, members of
Conaress, wh(>se annual paychecks arc
now about $90,000, will pocket
SI 2S.000 -assum1na. of coune.
thm:'s still room in their pockets.
That's base pay. Truly besc.
Funny thina. thouah. I can't 1CCm to
find anyone who'll admit·volina to
retain these (deleted) in office. •
- . ' 0 AND NOW SOME NICE WOKDS
FOil A GOOD QUY -Rams• quar-
tcrbadt Jim Everett 1s a cla act. on
and off the ~yina fickS.
Like 1 piral out of the blue. he
penned 1h11 note to Ryan Park. de-
fensive star of the Costa Mesa Hiah
School footbell team: ··Otar Ryan: Bc1na a quancrt.clc,
rm usually not fond of playttt who aict
f'l"c ucks 1n a pmc. But, .. nee they
dldn•t come •inst me. let me offer my
stnctteSt eoftlf'8tUlatlonJ. ..
And, after ldd1honaJ pnite llld en·
COU1"lltl'nC"t. Evtrett condudecl with:
.. rm lridint two uckcu to our ll"'C
•Mt the Oaanta. I h<,.,e you atjoy
them."
Yah. &eam! Jim Evmtt for Con·
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. . lM P .... Orlngia Cami Deity Plot
The fo~ce of Founders Plus are (left to right) Vesta Curry, Sharl ·Eaaytan, Zee Mat>el Allred, Betty Belden Palmer, Maxine Gibson and Bob Gibson. "
C..ICl-J . 'Marci' said in blJ way to Ganter' s founders
The drcfm of the Orange County Per· • Performances to t~osc who might not be Allred (and 'for the record. she prefers Z«
forming Arts Center began long ago. able 10 otherwtsc attend. either due to but also answers to Z.Clma and Mabel).
"I became a ·founder' 11 years ago ... financial or other reasons of misfortune F1rst-11me v1sttors to the gracious 1,SOO.
before we even had a sue for the cenrer... Vesta Curry 1s the current president of square-foot Allred home wett wide ~
recalled Maxine Gibson. / the J..)car-old service organization. o'er her rare anuque Savonnicrie carpet.
f ounders arc-the 6 70 concert-loving "Our purpose 1s to serve the under· clusters of furnishings from 18.tb century
dreamers who contnbuted S 1.000 or more served. Bcudcs d1stnbutang tickets to Fran~. the Fortun) covered wills and
to launch the center prior to 11s _abused children. senior centers and hun· Baccarat chandelier punctuating a ceiling
.groundbrcakina in July 1983. U nfortunate· dreds of non-profit orpnu:attons.....our vol-treated with dramatic medallions and
ly when the dream was completed and the untccrs take the an1Sts into the community mold1n15-
center opened in 1986. many founders felt to aud1enrn free of cbarac. Tbe outreac~ 1ppina from flutes of champagne. tbty
finished and they didn't want to be! They program 1s called Informally Yours. inspected the Jucuzz1-exercuc room. wine
needed a new purpose. Curry said. "For instance. yesterday we ccllcr. French country kitchen. comdor of
Enter center board member Gibson who took dancer 8111 Crat~y and bis partner 10 guest rooms and Enghsh country prden · perform for the music. drama and dance and pool overlooking ·the coast's twmk.ling fo~nded Founders Plus. students at Santa na Aij}i School.'' night time skyline.
My s~ccnng committee spent a )car Not that this cultured clique of 200 ChainnJ the SSS-per-person event wett
determining what more rhe founder$ might volunteers JUSt work work work! Once a party-tossing di vas Shari Esayian and ~ry
do," Gibson said. "We felt we had a year they part). party. party ... in style' Belden Palmer. The) hired the Tum1p
wonderful message here. the beautiful "Mem.'' fnda)' evening's celebratton to Ro~ to prepare the crepes. _pepperoorn
center and we wanted to make sure that aJI thank members was st.aged at the ctepnt. filets and seafood buffets scattered
could attend. It's so inspirational." French-themed Harbor Ridge h1dcawa) of throughout the residence
Thus It was decided that Founders Plus ~ould provided unsold uckets to center business woman/ph1lanthrop1st Z.« Mabel See FOUNDERS/Cl
ON111 coast llflllll'IJ/Gln c.se a1111
Thia luxury estate bOaata 199 feet front11ge on the 18th
fairway In the private gated community of Big Canyon.
Spectacular view It offered from moet room8. A marbte
flrep&la It featured In the atep-down tMng room. and
another .massive flreptace eocenta the huge famlty room.
The ttve-beOroom. 8-t>ttttt home mo features a chef's
kitchen. Mparate brMkfut room. and a large private
courtyard wtth private poof, epa and fountain. It's offered
at $2,595,000. For a private showing. call Carol Alllson
of Grubb & Ellis M•-6200
&i.JlJ& •• ..
. 'fop car dealers gear -up tor spree .
TBEY'D llATllEll IE SHOPPING ...
More lMn 200 of the top Isuzu ~n
in the United wtcs will dc9ttnd upon the
South Cout metro JU t 1n time for an all·
e•pentet-paid vacation/ hopp.na ~ in
and around the mall
ln*8d of oPlJl\I for a SQJOUm on IOmC
uopical island. the car crowd wtU kkll beck
at the Westin and chlfle what may
amount to hundred of thousands of
dOllan 1n stores and mwur.nta on tbOr
·specially issued P credit cards. ..
Milytie It won't be uch a slow Chnstmas
for 1M local retail economy, 1f\cT all ...
0 I R&AaJMJ or .,.,INO ...
rve bftn roamins arounct the mans
m)~lf. and there arc some pretty hot items women) and a n1tt sclectton of clu 1c
out tht-rt... suede pieces. nd. )ts. the 're both in SCP
Lake the new La Pra1ne hhe of cosmettc:S too ·
(Neiman Mal't'u I Maanm. Nonbtrom). More P: EJsa ~tu. tht hot Jewelry "*h~h include a n1n) httle bottle of dcsiantt ftom the '60s (sht used to hal'\I
'°mcthll'\I calltd Emeracncy i:onic that out with the W1rhol11n aroup 11 The
posathcty nps bkm1shcs ovttn1aht .. Flketory. )ou·u rtSMmber) l brick in sl)'k
Or the entire .. autumn/winter Donne -if. indeed the e~er went out of tytc.
Kar.n lint of ilks and cashmeres thlt wa Tiffan)'s as the place to find ~tu· Won~
ju1t marktd doWTI 40 ptfttftt at Bullock' ~I. IC\lliMutal .. lvtr belt bucklct ...
(South Coe t)... heavy-balded d .. mood earrmp ... ch.arm
Barney's New Yoct (also 1n P) as pint and ear clips lhaped like kidney
havina a 11k, too. Not on sak, but worth beans. swfilh and flu.form beans. ..
chttk1na out. art 10mC ne~ -and ~cry • · O
ahnky -pieces from Auuline Ala11... ITI llOT IN TllAT DaaT ...
AbtmomtMC A Fitch bu 10me Robb Davis jut IMd from SaUdi
buys on iOft corduroy thin (for men and Ar.bil. •hittt he's 1woftjna on _.,_
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Seminars draw
writers and
readers alike
Thanks to thn' mg community interest
and support. the Orange Coast literary
calendar for No' ember features a series of
diverse and 1mpress1ve events dcsiped to
gc\ readers and wmers together by tempt-
ing them out of their homes and offices.
The month began Wlth a top-notch
wnten' conference at Chapman Collqc.
which "3\ organ11cd by Gordon McAlptne.
author of "Jo) m Mud ville ... HC' currently
leads Chapman·., ad,anccd fictton wntma
program
The confercnec co"ered not o nl) fiction
wnt1na but non-fiction and .saecnwritina
as well. Workshops tnduc2d la.lb-by Ncw-
pon Beach Literary ttome LuJK Healy,
LA Times Editor Janet Ea tman; and nov-
eltst and scnpt docto r . L tebcl, author
of "Voro' 1ch Aff11r.'' "Collaborator .. and
.. prna Thaw ··
ABC Producer Michael Nankin spoke
about writing for television, and
scrccnwnten Roy Lanaston and John Platt
talked about gcmna started as a frcdancc
wnter 1n the movie industry. Veteran
scnptwnlcr Mann Rubin ( .. Hotel.'' .. Knots
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the diaiaa -in LA they'r< oov· · )o Aline MU ud the C:O... Girts ~~becautt they lhint we're i of OC will be ceidNat!sf tht --~ o( LA 0uUtmu leMOll at Tbe Ritt. on -... ' N 29 T'~--' ·•-AM yei ••• wbta FortJes M.11· ov. · ~ !oc: .._. blad:·lit
Dae ~ '° write a ~ ~ cham1J91M ~tOn and dinner aAoom aruc&C abo~• the Cahfomia • are S 120, per-couple, .
economy. wbat did iu cdilOl"S utt as Tix Ritz,, we bear, wal! be festiv-
1 cover lhol? c:ly decorak:d for the hohdays as jn
-A fttll bis, urrideftlified photo o( seasons pa~ -and lbtn 50mc:,
Fastuon Jlland. thlll's wbaL.. Cover Girts. by . tM wiy, is a
They problbly thin.t Fashion suppon lfOUP for the ~wQOd -----~------~ Home for Children ...
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QUIT TIPS
Hide all ash1t.ys, ma1ches. elC.
Lay in a supply of sugarless
gum, carrot ·stK:ks. elc.
Drink lou of liquids, bu1 pass
up coffee &. alcohol. '
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FOR THE BOYS AND GUU.S
"OVER TllDE" ...
Tony Roma's will be coUectina
holi~Y tircls - in unleakd, un-
stamped and unaddi"essed
cnvelopn -to hr ~ on M'on-
day, Nov. 19. and distributed by the
U.S. Def en st Deparrtment to our
service personnel stationed
lhrouaJJout th< Middle EasL
-we fttl ttiis is a small pturc
that will let our armed fo~ in the
Persian Gui( know they are ~
membcttd by lhl" pcopte at home
this holiday season," 11ys Noel
Stein. spokesman .ror Tony Roma•s
Soulhtm California. ..
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la lite aid dayo. tlte -lioD o(
llaliaa ...... """""' to -im-.,.,.. or ___ _
liaininc wl ... tllo! ~at betl plll)' and.....,..., lac:kinc in ft-If•
wine or bteediaa and t()phillicalioa
WU dtsired. ont ftoh ii nttitu&ry to
order IOMf'lhin& with. I lofty F~nch
pedipee tU(h .. • Lafi1< or [)o.
mriine de la Romanec Conti. .
However, ii was actually our un-
familiarity with l1alian wines,
arown in some of the mos1~1cl~[!!!lg~;111111 vineyards on earth, that cauled
• thc:m to be ovenhadowed by the
mort famous Fr!!nch labels. Over
tM last thftc decades. one man has
dcvottd his life to rcctifyina this
oenoJoaical tra'lcst)t by champion-
ing ihc-unheraldtd potential of Ital-
ian ''iticulture and wi~matina:
Angelo Gaja.
The occasion of our mttting was
1 maryelous Sunday brynch at Le ~1erid iCn Hotel in Newpon .Beach,
a most appropriate se11ing for en-
joying the extraordinary wines of
G~a (guy-ah). Holding degrtts in
oenoloay and economics. Gaja de-
pons him~lf with an air of dignity
and imponance that leaves little
doubt as to hi s passionate commit-
ment to tht making of wines that
att rtally fine an ensconscd in
custom-made bottles.
Reprcscntina 1he founh gener-
ation or his family to 'pursue this
difficult bu1iness in 1he Piedmont.
Gaja made the decision almost JO
years ago to cut back production,
5('11 off some of Jhe less desirable
vi neyards and concentrate on
produfin& small quantities of su-
penor w;ncs. Allhouah lhis move
was rq.arded by the industry as
rather risky at the time. it dem9n-
stra1es the tremendous vision with
which Gaja has dirtt1ed the winery
sinCC' joining the famil)' business in
1961.
" ---· ... c:ballmP .... --llaliaa wine-maki"I ('OIDmun.ity and tllUll ~at·
tained ... o/ acelltace PftVIOUl-
ly • .-. All or~·· winct .,. .-"°"" (th< arapes come eaclu1ivtly, from his own
¥iaeyatcfl). and hit sin&te--vineyard
.......... ..li>om<O& ... ,. th<
ftnl to be made in 1hc: Piedmont,
~ was alao tM fint arowcr in
this re,ion to plant Oiardonnay
and S.uvianon Blanc, as well aJ
be1na tM first to establish •
Cabcrnci S.uvi&non vi neyard dur·
in1 this ctRtury. Every 1ime Gaja's
• father palsied by ~he old Nebbiolo
vineyard as it was beina coovcrtcd
to Ca.berne1, he muttered
··ctarmagi" ldar·MA1f-jcc), Picd-
montCSC' for ''wha1 a pity." _
Well. the name s1uck, b«ausc=
··0armaai" now adorns every botlle
of this rich. fru ity and well struc·
tut'.t_d._D:.lx_m~t Sauvignon -add·
in& a wry sense of humor to 1he
long list of Gaja's prodigious al·
1ributes. ·
'In addition to sparing nu cx-
pt.nsc, Gaja utilizes state of the an
technoloey to produce his master-
pietts: stainless steel fcrmen1at1op
tanks tha1 arc temperature con·
trolkd. a nitroeen lillina system 10
prevent oxidation during bo11l1n11,
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ud caprrimcats wilb ·-s n .-.· • ..-muim-
lhli~
He evu ma1urel ltil wines la
---F-ud Y ...... viao oak .,._ lhlll baw
..... tbr -"""al !Us wioery, • cOstty but very necc r ·zry procedutt.
This pat a1tendoa IO desU.
ript down -10 utina nastom·madt
corks that are alm0t1 twice normal l<nclh. hu been a key lil<lor In
'rsublishina GI}• •• an in&er•
n11ionally 1Ct-launed producer of
wortd<lass wincs. Even lhc laltels a~ superb cumples of depncie •
wi1h the .simple black and white
anwork exuding a ·sleek style and
linenc that could o nly be ltaWan.
Maximum quality has a pfice. hov.~\·er, a.s thtse wints will rdall
in the SJO 10 190 per bottle ~nae.
Asked if there were plans to in-
crca~ production and meet an ever
increasing worldwidt demand. ht
replied that 1he supply willDot
gro w ... In order to Sta)' on top of the
pyramTa . never compromi9e on
quality," says Gaja. Considering his
dedication 10 Sttking th"e ultima1e,
wine lo\•ers wi ll be enjoying Gaja's
wines "'·ell into the nt',_,I ctntury.
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JollIJ Sublrr 11 •• Or••1e Coury
IM•N wloe coo1ultao1 •IHI •l•
~ltor of Culla•ry Trr.ad!I map·
iloe.
Tell everyone you're quiuing
for the day.
When the urge to smote hits,
take a deep brcalh, hold ii for
10 seconds. & release it
slowly.
.FOUNDERS .. Facts on car crashes ~ght save your life
Exercise to relieve the 1e"5t00.
Try the .. buddy system." and
.ask a friend to quit lOO.
FiolnC1
"We went French," "dtclared
Esayian. Indeed. For adClcd
ap,lomb, the elcgan1 disptay of
French pastrics was kept hiddc-n
behind drawing room doors and
nol revealed until all had consumed
dinner. En1ertainmen1 featured
baritone Roben Lauder and piitnist
S1evr S1vcov1c-h
Maxine and her auorne) hus-
band Rob Glb .. on 'o'·l·re honored
"~t ore and more uf our founder.;
arc J01 n1ng Fo under!!. Plus.·· said
Gibson '•.),nd "'l' an.· s111l look1ng at
what ('1st "''e can do. We're not
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ceivcd some1h ing in the mail today
that every person 16 years of age
and O\'tt should read. chp ou1 and
tape to 1he dashboard of 1he car. 11
v.-as put out 1') the Georgia Para·
medics Against Drunk&n Driving.
Please. Ann. do your readers a
fa \'or and run ii in you.r column. It
could mean !ht d ifference bc.-1"'·ce n
life and death. -5 . .),, \' .),N~AH
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DEA.R SAM: Yoa're the one who
did the favor , and I'm grateful.
Here it Is:
LITTLE KNO\\'N FACTS TH.4. T
DESERVE YOUR ATTENT ION
Do .ou ~no'>' '>'hat happrns 1n
1he first fatal SC'C'Ond after a car
going 55 n11lcs an hour hns a soltd
Object"
In lhl· lir'>t ll'lth o f the S«ond. the
front buml)t"r and gnlle collapse
The !tl'cond 10th finds lhl' hood
l·rumbllng. ns1ng and h11t1ng the
.... 1nd~h1cld ·as th_c spinning rear
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1he L.nce 1111 n1
"''hC't"ls ltfl from the ground_ S1mul-
taneou .. 1~. fl·ndl·r!!. hcg1n 10 "r:i.p
thcmM"l\l''> around thc.-!iohd o b1et·t
Although thl· lar·., 1ra n1e ha\ bt.-en
halted lhl' rest of thl· car 1~ s11ll
going 5S nlilt''> an hour ln!!.\1 nr1
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cauSC"S lht' driver 10 stiffen h15 legs
against the frash and lhey snap a1
During the 1h1rd 10th of lhr
second. the steering wheel begins 10
d isintegrate and the steering
column aims for the driver's c-hes1 .
The founh 10th of 1he second
finds two feel 'of the car's fro nt l'nd
wrec ked whih.• 1hc.-rear end ii. !>ldl
moving at J; mph l 'hl' Jn,cr· ..
hod~ Is still 1ra\l'lin11, al 55 n1ph
In thr fiflh 10th nf lhc "t'cond thl'
di1vrr t!> impaled on thl" ~ll'c.-nng
c-olumn and hlood rushc.-s lnto htx
lungs.
By_ 1he sixth IO!h of lh l" sc._·l'Ond.
1mpac1 has bu ill 10 the po1n1 .... ht>re
1ht· dn,er'!!. fec.-1 are nppt.•d uuL uf
t1ghtl~ laet"d shoe~ l 'ht• brall· l)("dal
brea l ~ off Thc.-c-a r rr.inlt' but·klr' Ill
1hc middle The dn,ir'!i head
smashes into thl' "'1ndsh1t•ld. :ri. lhl·
rear "hl'l"ls. still sp1nn1ng. fall hal·k
In thl' l"arth
In the SC\l'Tilh 10th of the '>Ccond.
h1npe!>_np loo!it. doors 0) open and
1hr -s.ca1s brc.-ak fret". \Inking lht
drL\l·r from bch1nd.
The seats s1nk1ng the dn\t'r do
nt'l bo1ht·r hint, tx.·cau"t· he I!!.
alrcad' dcoid.
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DEAR ANN L.\Nl)fiRS: ("a unt
n1c among those: '>''ho applauded
Marie. thr sccrctar\ "'·ho "'·aii "'ill-
1ng 10 help lhl· bosS 'o'llh has zipper
problem. .
If the boss, or the offi ce boy fo r
that mailer. found himself 1n that
kind of tro ublc.-. ""'ha1·~ wrong w11 h
g1' 1ng h1n1 a hand? The trouble
'o'l l ~ pt.'ople lnday is ttr.11 ('veryone
l'> \O su\p1 c1ou\ Thi!!. world could
c-t•r\a1nl' u<tt a hull· more o ld-fa !ih1on~·d 1ru~l
I '>'tll at"a)\-bc gmtcful 10 1he
hOUSC 'o'tfr 1n .\lhCn\ 'o'hO lel t'o'·o
-\n11:nl~H1 ~1rangrri" 1n1 0 hc.-r horn<'
to u~ thr ba1hroon1 .),nd I'll nevrr
fnrgl't Iha.I ..ailor In ·run1s1a "'·ho
ofrrred h> "'a~h out a pair o f."'h1tr
slal l' .ind hJng thl'm on h1~ mast
10 dr. Ont' of n1\ 1nost chc.-nshed n1rm~1nl·, '' uf .1 · R u))1an "'oman
'>'1t h her \\\11 hrau11ful <:hildrt'n, 1n
a 'iuh":t' '>'hn k·J \'>'O lO~t .\mt·n ·
l'an~ ujl\t,11r' dr1'>'n \la1r1. around
r<1rnt'r' and 1)(nTitl·J out th<' ngh1
tra in Th1' \1,,, \t'\t•ral \ear.; before gla)nO\\ .
Thnn l~ tor S[l{'~1ng With conl ·
n1on \l.·n!t1:. Ann It''> a ra} of hope
111 lh1~ .. n1c 1ir~1 " '>'Orld. -FR.\N
:\. Ill '~l (1\1BE. JOWA
DEAR FRAN: I apprttlate your
upbeat letter, and bJ>w aice that it'•
from Iowa. You make all· of u1
lo'lll1an1 look 1ood.
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Liiiie Rubin model drawa 1ttentlon In her l1Ux i-oncrU1ted black
gown with In •bo-the-k-1111.
llC:llty 1111 KIPI ... ~ .,.. av••••
E••t Ei&hth 1nnual ()p(-ra Ball IA Masked Jfall) ·
Caaw. Optn Paci fie
flC' UU<'C'. and chocolalc mousse 1n a
romucopia ofaround nu11 for thl'
men and wh11c c"ocolatc mou~sc
cakr for tht' wOm('n.
Lookine, like .. ,c··· ...... clutches of Oo llqer t•e
Cl<bc..-i1• -·-, 1 lilr.t
mdti,. .,id, E ... ydiios --
Sold lome O< lllOfldittl = OD
blldt, Hdp! I -I -Then for the hi-<I U. hip came· black leadter a ' .. lbons
topped 'With tequined ..a1tt1. I
Evenlll&lly thinp aot stlrtcd with . roulc;tn't ~st takinl a ~or
1 bans wben the mannequins· from · two.
Bea\,!jonParil hit the ramp. Mom, The Disney ltOte llM ''oohs" and
now were talkin' jewel tonn. Beain· ··aah"s" as it pramled the audieftce
nina With ensembles or iraditional with a mo1her and children tableau.
red and pttn. models' QU1fi1s evor:-The li1tle kids Slole lhe ICCne u
Ved iqto brillian1 bl...es and elqant usual.
blac~. · Every_lhin~ilher --The new, IO&aklcrvioe.. SIOl'e.,
beaded orllqiilned or rh1nestoned. Episode showed u1 ill stuff iii
It made me crazy 1 wanted it aJI.
Nexre1me clothes frOm Charlot.'
te, Ruuc. Chrisimas in California?
The youna models here pranced
their way down the ramp in every
vari1tion of black and white polka
dots you could imqjne.
J1eger. alwtys a ~lass act. has an
uptown look. for the holidays. They
showed.st1nd-001 knits in their ver·
tion of h1rlequin colors. They
outraaeously· combined mustards
and rusts and draped them on
blond models and for some reason
it worked!
unde r stated wi"nter whites
embellished with iu.ttf'ul flourishes.
Even 1h is store, with its .. lady·like"
style featurn s1raiaht.. above the
kn« skirts, •
There were psps fron\"the" crowd
as Li llie Rubin·s models toot the
suigc. Thty put mcanina into 1he
phra~ ··p1ny animal." Therc wen:
gowns of black velve1 encrusted
with faux jtwels or enveloped in
'old lace as well as sheaths ermmed
1n jet. One model sroned • aoid
trench coat: undctnealh she flashed
a hol red sequined spqhetti
strapped number that pmered
whis1ies from the crowd.
Too bad all this put me in the
spirit ofspcndins. Now if only I can
figure o ut how to get m y boss into
the spirit of giVi ns.
Best to Dad. Bye for now.
Leaitlea: Irvine Hyatt Rt'JCnc)
Orpaltera: Kathlttn Rhyncrson
atid~lttila John'°n
M11IC": Murray Korda OrcMstra and
stnn15---
Pqc Boy Maternity's slick. clean
rqjmental look seemed to be its
fashion st1tement for daytime
dressina. ;\t this s1orc, obviously
even ·ladies "in a ramily way" (as
you like to say) will be able to reel
delicalely reminine in elegant black
velvet for holiday evenin&s. There
Love.
Mary ll<Jb Charlotte Ru-lllhlonl IM1uf'9d wwy vllriatlon al -...r ·
W!!ll,O,_l)OJl<a_d.ota_lmaglnable. -o...u .. :S1 7S ptrpc:non
Men: Saffron hn1u1n1 wnh scallops
and~ caviar, \t'al mnblhons "'1th
1wtt1brt'1ds and chanltr.:11~ 1111ruf-
Hudlarwt1: Women wt'aring
gorgroui; and c:~o11c mask'
Party 81ta: ~and laM v.ttk's
tl«t1on
was one evening aown, a blue vel· f:4ii~~iiiiii~~~·~iiij~jjiiijiii!ijiiiii \'Cl blouson . wi1h 'sequins. that
made me ~·ish I was expecting.
BOOKMARKS
FrOm.ct
Landing."' ;.C>)•nasl)'"') diSC'usscd his
eJfpcriences in the business.
Jay Gummerman, au1hor of "We
Find Ourselves in Moontowo.''
conducted a ~·orkshop on shon
story writing. and MacDonald
Harris talked about the fascina11n1
nature of fiction, us1n1 his -latest ·
book ""Helningway·s Suitcase·· as
an example of1he compltxity of the
multi·factcd subject.
The Chapman confere.nce. an an·
nual event 1hat is highly rec-
ommended 10 anyone seriously
in1erested in writing. is notablo. for
the candid 1ns1ghts provided by its
spcaktB and the camaradt:"rie of the'
Current best sellers
Fie ISM
I. TM PIA1tu of P,,ssa,r Jean Auel
2. l.Mly Sou Jaek1c Colhns.
3. Foor PaJt ,.,.fidn11h1 S1C'~n
4.-~mor.n ofi\1idn11ht. S1dnc-y
ShC'kton.
5. TM Bun.kn of Proof Sco11
Turow.
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I. By Wayof1JnTp11on. V1C10f
Os1rovslty
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Barbara M1ndrtll w11h GcoraC'
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JEWELERS
A PERSONAL APPROACH TO FINK JSWBLllY.
860 Towm Cenler Ort•• Suite 1800 Tei.,._ (7") 667-0llll
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Laurie Nicholson.
.Amy Lou Hates and Matthew
Ma~n Boyd exchanicd weddina vo n the Hales' cabtn on Casper
Mo tain in Casper. Wyo. The
Rev. Douglas Scott officiated at the
Sept. I ceremony. and music was
provided by Kath) Greismeier and
Sue Sal1 on harpsicord and celfo.
The rouplt' grttted their auests at
their reception in Sacajawea Lodge
in Casper.
The bridearoom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Doup Boyd of Balboa.
Peter Boyd, h1s brothtt. was best
man. alld ushen were Allen Hub-
bard. Keith Wexler. Scott McCullcn
and the bride's brother, Thomas
Hales.
After a wedding trip to Kauai.
Hawaii. the couple arc residents of
Thousand Oaks. The bnde 1s a
gr11duate of Kelly Walsh High
School and Lewis and Clark Colleae
and is with Ke)"tone Communica-
tions in Los Angeles. Her husband.
also a gr11duate of lewis and Clark
College, 1s owner/operator of M M.
Boyd Construction 1n Thousand
Oaks.
The bride 1s the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Hales of Casper.
Caren Michaelson was her honor
attendant. and her sisters Sally and
Ruth Hale~ "'ere bridesmaids. As-
sisting at the rect'ption were Cassy
lvnt''I Kart'n Mills-Bevers and • -THE GREAT
Dally Piiot
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--Knowledf)e ond Jove of food. the rmtouront
ndustry and aeo restaurants
-Oonoe Coast resident
-fxcelent INflter with o nice new
-Con wnte o mklknum of one re~w o wook
-Vtbnts to dine ot the ttxperve of the Dolly Pilot
and PICk up o little pocket change
How the MOllCh WOfkl
-Sl.Jbmlt l!!Jl).word 1eview or restaurant of you-
Cho#Ce o1onQ with resume
-Doiy Plot c:*WlQ edit0t Judy Cnombencm and
edftOI w.-om Lobdell ~ rttvrew 011 oppkollOf'IS
and pick frve finoUts
Ftve fll"IOltsts ~be onr.ovnced and asked to
1eview o specific 1estovront ol the Piiot s
chOos;ng ~
-An ol-stor panel or Oronoe Coast 1estovrotcfirs.
oiong wilf'l ChOmt::>erloin , ,....... vf)(:f Doily Pilot
readers w ill cr1t1QVe me 1eviews of me ftvo
flflO/lrts and pick the Dolly Piiot s new 1estouron1
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must oe 1ec10ved by the Doty AIOI offices by
Nov I!
Lori Pase of Huntinaton Beach
exchanged wcddin& vows with
David Miller of Laaun• Hills in a
Sept. 22 ceremony 1n Chnst Church
by the Sea in Newpon Beach. Two
hundred guests attended their l'e'-
ccption in the Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club.
The bridt' 1s the daughter of Fred
and Flori Page of Huntington
Beach. She wore a white satin
mermaid-style sown with a train
edged in beaded lace. The bodice
was heavily beaded with seed pearls
and irndt'sccnt sequins over lace
with a V-neck front and back with
thrtt strands of pearls across the
ba~ Tht' full-lrngth slttves were
pGl'ff'd at 1he '>houldt'r and t1ghtl)
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DUNN-LOWE
The First Presb) tenan Chun.'tt of
Salina!) '>'as thl' .-.e111ng tor the Oct
I marnagr or ~u1anne Mane: l o'>'e
and Ma' <;ha\' Dunn II. '>On ot Mr
and M~ l\1a' Fo\ Dunn of ""ev.-
pott fkach
The coupk grcl'ted 400 gu~·s1') al
their reception at the ( armel Valle:~
Ra nrh Rc.-.on 1n < arml'I Valk~
fitted rrom the elbow.
Kathy Pqe was maid of honor,
and Barrie Beaudin, Lee Ann
OouaJas. Tracy Ka~i~ Jane
Miller and Kathy Rucker ~
bndcsma1ds.
Pamela Pcndrick and Wayne
Miller of Kenosha. Wis .• are the
parents of the bridearoom. His best
man was Jeff Valeri, and usben
were Dake Garrett. Karl Herz, Jay
Rzeplinski. Chuck Sobol and Frank
Wohlgemuth.
After t wt'dding trip to Cabo San
Lucas. the couple arc residents of
Laguna Hills. She is a documenta-
tion wnter at Island Pacific S~
tt'ms. Newport Beach and he is with
Swttk. Connoll) and Compeny. a
\P.\ firm 1n Costa Mesa.
DUVAl.1-IEADOIRI
Palm Descn rcs1dcms Donald
and Verlie Duvall have announced
the engagement of their dauJhter.
Nicole Du'"all. and Reed
Bcarbo"'cr. both of Corona del
Mar He tS the son of Buddy and
1 01\ fkarbo"'cr of Corona del Mar.
A v.edding da1c has not been set.
Here's how to submit your news
The Dally Pilot want~ to share.·
~our '>'l'tlding or l'ngagement an -
nouncement v. 1th the commun1t\
We make 1t l'3\\ for \OU too'
Just fill out corn es of our engage-
ment and '>'edding forms You can
e1thrr pick tht'm up in our lobh~ at
310 \\ Ba~ <it C o\la ~k~. \ion-
da~ through Fnday from 8 a.m. to
(j p m . or mail )Our rcqu~t with a
stamped. sclf-addr'cUed envelope to
tht' Wedding Department, Dally
Piiot, P 0 Box I 560. Costa Mesa
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Wedding and engagement news 1s
published on a spacc..ava1lable
basis
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From South'Orange COWlty
540-1220
496-6800
CLASSIFIED INDEX 642-5678
FROM NORTH O"ANGE CO.
FROM IOUT"H O"ANGE CO.
W0-1220
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llPLEIWllll! IUOI.._.,,. v-Pnm1UPlfflT ..... w.i. *"' .. "* &asllmnuu Penn&U 2107
Low pt'ice duple• on a tuu ESTATE Completely Remodeled Contemporary bell house NEWLY remodeled •ur., Tt-nn s court estate
size 1011 Two 2BR 2BA Tennis & be8Ch. 12, 100 s/I Must see for quallly Lrg 4 bd Jba l1replaee. 3Br 2BA hOme on c~1er Pallil1al 1ery prlft 5BR
units Need lots of w0tk lot, 4-6BR. 3BA llome seekers 3BR 2' •BA lam vaulted Gellings walk·1n Balboa P~nsu11 near '700 st teelude<l tropic.I
•WATERFRONT 18r 18a
oar. MW pnt1cp1 3"06
Marcus $395/mo Smllfl
t>oet ok 813-7353 Qwnef-mtiented and rust wfJ)OOI 11>• oftlctal pad-rm & mOfe Owner v.111 Closets new Euro bay w1tn arcl\•tec1ura1 ~tate on '• .ere w1111
w1nts to sell M1y carry die tennis court Flreptt cerry lg 2nd S~20 000 k • l c II en p 11 t 1 pa plans ~30l( ~21-81 13 custom pool sp1 &
JV'Jt malle olfer1 $'65K BBQ aru RV access & Aqt Chnl Moses courtyard plus more'I 1.gntl'd 1enn1s c.ourt A
Jerry Jones Associated mllure Pfoduc1ng citrus Cannery V11139e Realty Must see• A v11ue at ':'-P<>'t He19t>ts ~· •• nl •a•e opportunity at
Brokers $4 1~979 trees Easy pay terms & 673-3777or6'2-t663 S.-55000 cond•c.on 'SR 2 BA S925 000 w TERMS• ISi JJf only steps to beac.11 -ST• •iRaa•... , PUYl llAL ESTATE fem rm d•n rm bOnus Pal•iclt Tenore • Agt
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120 43rd St S 1750/mo
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Pnced too low fOf publt-
catlOnl Bilr 720-9"22
ONE-OF·A·KIND' v• -rm t P large yard!> Must 721-1200 ----------i s529,goo •BR 3' 1BA. 1 door from llS-1100 see• S•65 000 ~22 · 1302 !Over s t30 000 ooo-so4dl Housts Condos
CHUCK & LIZ JONES bay Elegal'll floor pion "'* LlllA ISLE* •S• 19K OPEN SUN 1-S I 631· 1266 Res 6'6-5743 Mstr suite w1111 1ac tub JOO Coin.ii wllt. to beacll ~Jf 2102'1 ... ,_ _,
bly & mountair1 11iews MlllTDIAIW VILLA I •BR lamlly rm 2 SBA Need • Home "'9Y trom ~~~: V ~:id• R~a~; I Prestigious Linda Isle •Will (1STEN TQ OFRS I UNIVERSITY PRK IRV _ t Home? STOP BY FOR A
673 3777 'o, r23-M 12 baylront Compi.1e1y re-3BR den 3BA Beach ~tv 3 ,bd rrl) _ S 13~ COMPLETE RENT AL UST WM~" . ·' .. . . . modeted 1n 1989 ' BR 5 hcuse l'luO" master , · I PT DEL MAR • 2 bd 1'118 I
l•YllE TE 8antl Repo 'bf, 2 sty. Ull ISll BA ma,n cnanne1 ~ S3 l5tc; Of ? ~ 0 ... llllln vrty S2750
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lmmecul1t1 3~R. 2BA rm, 2 ml to b9.acll r1m11y hOuse on •O v.ode Call IOf details I ICUI YIEW STULi & • BR witll lam.ty room & petio A C yrty SI 850
Cape Cod Front o•t• S1•3 500 Bier 962-5221 IOI $645 000 Vae-ant PIUCAI llLL ESTATES E """"" • supe• O• upq••du I BAYF'RONT • 5 Od doc:lc
entry French door a, · OPEN S1t1Suo 1·5 231 Real Estate & 1n11estmen1 ~rt{ """' spa t1Jnn;" • "695 000 $580 000 vr•y S3 500 I
beautllul beck y11d area ~Harbour 1~1 V11 Firenze Can~y 11,1. 720-1688 tt>1s ~e~n ;~~o~C: 328 5809 A~en1
w/deck JS.ts 000 119e ReaJry 673-3777 ,wtlatge dec:ll A. stet.I 11 WatertTMt .... , .....
PIUl&lllU llTATES 1111 OOO llYFINT llW STTIJUT9UI-S374900wlERMS' 28R SM1 OftMnt• 1076 131-Hoe, lM-Hll ~ Shof1 r.-m & veerty
Real Eattte & Investment * , * '""•• 2tlA P•llo unit only a~ .. . 720-1683 New magmllcenl JBR •61UlllllAI"• S299,0001 Cell PATRICK S5000 MOVES YOU IN ._ ..... ~
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Lowest prleed new custom
~ In area • BR 3'>
BA steps 10 be1c11
Ownef m1y carry P•pe<
or trtde S909 000
MACLEAN IRVINE REAL
ESTATE Agt Donna
760-1803 Of 123-4300
Costa ~SI 1024
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PAMIT
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on giant lot Uograoeo &
well meintt1neo
S 199 900 LIZ/CHUCK
JONES 631· 1266 or
846-57•3
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to t~ surf and smell tne
oc:een air Just steps to
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unit wtth pool & spa
List.cl u cluSlvely Agt
8"6-06' I
* ·~21,000 *
3 ~BA wtlh lrg deck Xlnt I lllUlltll! TENORE 711• t200 Agr LHse 001 S 120 ooo I
toe All amenities of llnnt unOt-• ma•kt>t Deluae ~ I~ z 106-"!!""---------Quahly Lee!~ opt to buy r M W v•l"w hOmP 100 Corona def Mar ] 121 $2.600 000 OPEN Sat 3 BR 2 , BA Fc1m1ty Room st•P~ 10 bea-.f\ 1800 s I 2 BR I BA t~ Oltf I blk ' Biii to 8 Coron• Bch
Sult t-5 13 t6 w Bav Av "'fBonin Room wet bar Security dumb waJt~ 2 to bell 'rrl~ S 1 395 moj l BR ....,,_, ~& t>Stll on
Bob Berg Agt Canrn>ry auac~ gararo a•r con· car oa1 .1rpk' 2 dec•s A1a11.1? 1 _...,, ~2800 extr;-.,;;;;e ,5• tot ,,...,,
Village Realty 673-3777 Oitionino 2.2 O SQ It 01 cuttom 1 ,. S2COO m, 59 0685 Mint" 1 c•---& ,. ..... 1 k"'s 1 ...... ,
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(. • 2 LIT) 242 t EAST l6ll\ ST se1;u11ty galr poot ----------1 • fl·S·4822 * I !BR lurn Of unfv(n Neer
... 5•8·972.l 1 .:Jovb'e pa11... R•duced 10 Saum Coan beaehes F Best buy 1n Hunhngton Nestled 1n a qu,.1 orea or r 2,.,.. 000 B teeluded rplc
Harbour Town11omes1 pen1n1ula St-ctudedl ~CRE,,ATIVE ~INo'Z'nNCerl"'G I ~ro 1086 BMboa 1 ••1" rn ciOst pd utlf •lnl
Higllly uPQraded 3 BR p1111os w111\ BBQ artta 2 UY1UHE CllH "' ., ST &LI conCI S9"5 780-l17S
unit Seller -l'las t>Oughl bdrm I blll Llv•ng rm 2BR 2BA upper CI.JM Nr OPEi SAT /$11 1-C • AIS COlllS Ptnfnsula 1107 2 BR 1, BA lrom cot·
anotl"lef llome ancineeds D1nino Rm A must,_., poo gatt-d ""''V 280CeonevLane t20 On Beer St T~ ~1 I ta19e ~odel 1 car
1 Nil List.cl exc1tn111ety S390000 S.30•900 * ;21 &512 ,,. 646 0775 lleQI ecr1t• "51" C.0.4l 21111111fWIDlllfl par111ng 51300 mo Mike
Agl 8•6-06' 1 • Metro " 'IQO< P'""1 New 1rncnen 1 ,21-0~ 759 8368 ..... m-··~ lltLIE•s ••L('.'· s~~."9 .~~tf'Ctural .J"iltf.ltl•I' '• !"!"! S86 ~ I carpe s tote: -~ I"-•" .. -~,, .. ~ "'""""""' -l8R IO $ 14()1' • """" 5 tlOOl f!• • rpte ~·"0 ieos 2BR 1BA l'IOule )'<I , 'O
Coastal P1C11tc Pr~t>es Nl"w c1.1stom •BR 3 BA torma 0•'1•1111 lam ,,., ,, ~c .. f'Cu• '• ,., ...... , 10. Cl!.•'" s~· 1sg mo I 04lh0 gar St •SOtm o •IOATLOYERS 11S·21HH12S·013l t>omew t80de<l•tlt'b•Y Cltlfhaven SIH"9d 10 '>o C 1P1an Ca ,.,.. •22• OSSor 60-~6 1 "•••112 1 511Lartlspur * * * * * * * mtn & ily llQlll ••ews' S!>97 000 Ulllmate per e"!>"fl t).U. ·•.4 Bl.• PE'NIN PT' FvRN 2BR 19" ~so ~082 P11a11at home ~ ""•rbte rection• Rot>tn r Rae R HOUSE t 9 I 1 cor1on & 1111e of tne art 760 5000 Of t' 3 1 1266 c:•r gat mo Ooen Fn-SYn 1Q..4 610
1pp1s 4 value at OPEN SUN 1·•30 tr 1.,_.,,,_.. S11.,.00 mo No Menge>l<J Cule28R 18A.
$1 109 000 W TERMS' Mobflt HOIMS c t-ts 673-..1 1.P r Olde CdM w/nat yrd
*BACK BAY'' ACRE•
----------3Br lrg ftp aic palt0 pool OfChard $5 751( Ov.nr
View 1nd value pjus your
own boll dock Enjoy all
tht" narbor 8Cl lYlt)' from
t111s mttn cnannef condo
listed e"c1us111ely at
S269 000 •nciud.ng lend
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n t 1200 TOP PAR..-"'"1'' So Coast ICWflllT 2U 21.t 2BR 2BA Oupletr. trplC
10ver St30 000 000 Sotcl) ' P111 2BR 1BA '9 ,ard Furn mmac W inter raundry rm tr;~
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Metes 2 ewp d Agts • t By owner Mesa Verde
A salst1n1 to 1 Top •BR 2BA llome OWC.
Producer C..M MllYr~ co-oe> S230K 64 I 7 188
M C>fl 72t 1200 •REDUCEDTO Sl89000
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SC PIUI 213 598-7251 Pwon ... tl'le name 01 your cl'lotce with only 5% _______ _.., WTllM 1111 IOI
down No CIOSlng costs IMboa hUnd l<X>6 2BR 1BA. 1320 s!t crpt
need.cl This IS not VA allowance SRI Carey ,HA, Of equity 1her1 You Historic: llome. super toe, 631-22•2
'*"9lve l00% ownership 1mmec, MC> 0""1 Qtr Of
& 100% 1._. ~neltts IPI pvt roofloe> Cl«k
""" lean petios Price reduced tn<,9111~= t~Ofl'lecr~ 17t8K Agt 7""'6137 IDTTl•WPllT
Co-Equity Agt 23~ COMPLETELY charm•ng ~ING TROUBLE COl'Onl def Mar 1022 lotally updat.cl eat1~
SELLING YOUR HOME? S 100.000 cun. pl\.ts my 3 bd hOtM New kllcflen
Give me tl'le r1g111 tefrM a 1 femous rtnch ($3261( appttanc ... Frttncll door•
can Mil your home 1n 30 1111 I AS DOWN PMT on & windo ws & Berber
d11Y9 Cell Keltll Of Scott your t> C lu•UfY home e41rpet Lo.,.iy patio &
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park·hlle setting 2 BR * * * * * * * ~ . 200 • I tlltS Ill• 2 BA Listed ellctuSlvety acu11ve home tea1ures •
at $'98 000 1nctud1ng SBA ""Ci' family rm
land Agt 846-()6.11 •Ulllm STEAL* o•me rm lr.rtng rm din-• · ino rm & more• ,...._
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t>etow comps 2-Story, PA TRIO< TENORE Dllll
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sit, t2 ~;.= v~Rt tOver $ tl0,000 000 Saldi PllOSSEI
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"""" t.ld'I 1048 LAGUNA BEACH LOTS
• tots ottweo 175.000 10
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views Agt IJ'3.2e7 t
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ti "80.000• qu•1 39'K 1'rtve by 1530 PLAY& UAl. ISTATE Sytv1a. 0o not dlstur-b
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TWl kUff~.CS ...el $c)KIOUI Dd 3ba No dOwn "° Pf'O.,...,,
'llnd•'· 2207 '°'1~ eteps to bdll F°w-~ W• COi~ .. on..
$419'< Agt T~ Jec\Gt tuO 1tC IYS*" C.. Ct•t!Ye 0.W. et
., ....... It • "" pe(l\lng ptul mot•• 723 1100
21A t• IA 2 000 111 A IMlrOWI al IA7' OOO LU'<U,.Y CONDO VI W
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$531.000 ~ YI· •laull-s:t.z~K~C>o '31·5* I .. "-8ty t1Wt11 ~ OwMr 3 IA. 2 BA,
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\t\\ l "11 I ~\ ~<Jfl'CO• Cov DH~ "0 Frp>e ~Ito e\C $1250 gar• GrMt bay"*"' ~ALTORS • An mtl" t ~ ~'r~O!> 673-19'3 S1500 mo 673·130e1E
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642-56~78 . .
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•••Waterfront and Pool
vG1ve Address at Guard Gate
9582 Castine. Huntington Beach
-960-84,, $289,900 Sun 1-5
2296 LaMer Ct. (was 123 23rd St) CM
631 -1266 $288,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
121 The Master's Circle. C.M
673-7300 $349,500
345 University L-1. C M
673-7300 $232.500
1300 Westc1ff Dr., Westcliff, NB.
•4501 Surrey, Cameo Highlands
Sun 1-4 644-1600 $849'.ooo Sunday 1-5
••525 Via lido Soud. lido Isle. N.B.
Sun 1-5 673-7300 $2,350,000 Sun 1-5
•••619 Via Udo Soud, lido Isle, N.B.
TOWllHOIES
COllDOS FOR SALE
2 BEDROOI .. •v 19 Lochmoor. Big Canyon
644-1600 $1 ,595.000 Sat /Sun 1-5 631-7300 $475.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
• • v 4 Wiodsor. Harbor Hill
644-1600 $1.250.000
631-7300 $1 .975.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 , ••v •280 Cagney-120, VIiia Balboa. NB
646-0775 $299.000 Sat/Sun 1-4 •412 Vista Roma. Bluffs
644-1600 $289.000 -HOMES FOR SALE
1 BEDROOM
730 Santana Dr . Irv Terrace, Cd M
644-9060 $520.000 Sun 1-5
1500 Santanella Terrace. Irvine Terrace
644 -1600 $528.dbO Sun 1-4 4 BEDROOM
•so Sea Island Dr . Big Canyon
644-1600 $525.000 Sun 1-5 •204 Coral. Balboa Island
644-1600 $750,000 210 Lille Ln :: 117 N B
673-7300 $228.000 Sun 1-5 217 Via Orv1eto. Lido Island. N B
675-4822 $647,500 Sun 1-5 1602 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa
673-7300 $650,000
1 IR plus FAM RM or DEii 242 Walnut St . Newport Shores. N B
646-7622 $339.000 Sun 1-4 1878 Rhodes. Costa Mesa
668-9333 $459.000 201 Crystal Avenue. little Balboa Island * * 1316 w. Bay. Newport Beach
Sat 1-5 Sun 1-4
8571 Wave Circle. Huntington Beach
960-8411 $379,900 Sun 1-5
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1126 White Salls Way. Har. View Hiiis. CdM
631 -7300 $715,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 • Sat/Sun 1-5 \
2206 Windward Ln. Baycre"M . N.B.
644-9060 $595.000 Sat/Sun 1-4
Sun 1-4
Sun 1-4 30 5 BEDROOM
510 Polnsetll•. Corona def Mar
642-5200 $397,500 Sun 1-4
v • * 118 Rue Marselllea. Big Canyon
642-5200 $595.000 Sunday 1-4
••1961 Vista del Oro. N.B .
759-9100 $375,000fee Sat/Sun 1-4:~0
* • v 180 Westport. Bayrldge. NB
721-8512 °" $304,900 Sunday 1-5
2 IR 11lus FAI RI or DEi 759-9100 $549,000 Sat/Sun 12-4 673-3777 $2.600.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 •430 Riverside. Newport Beach
640-2500 $625,000 Sunday 1-5
•255 Evening Canyon Ad. Shore CllH. CdM
644-9060 $1 ,649.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 t * • v210 Cagney Ln 307, Villa Balboa. NB
t v 1905 Yacht Marla. Seav1ew. NB. 642-5200 $449.000 Sat/Sun 1-5 2 BEDROOM 644-9060 $575,000 Sun 1-5 t 1239 Surfllne. Corona del Mar
640-2500 $599.000 fee Sat/Sun 12-5
17562 Meredith Dr . Santa Ana
668-9333 $439,900 Sun 1-5 ""•*12Jetty.JasmlneCreek.CdM
419 Begonia, Corona del Mar
644-6200 $674,500 Sun 1-4 3 BR plus FAM RM or DEi
•416'h Dahlia. Olde Corona del Mar t 16 Ashburton. Laguna Niguel
644-1600 $525,000 Sun 1-4 673-7300 $289,000
606 Lake St 1116, Huntlngn Bch
668-9333 $209.8~0
232 Orchid. Corona del Mar
644-6200 $1,075.000
348 Sydney Lane. C.M.
668-9333 $189,900
Sun 2-5
Sun 1_4 201 Calabria Ct. (2524 Orange Ave). CM
650-7000 S275.000 Dally 11-6
Sun 1_4 209 Calabria Ct. (2524 Orange Ave). CM
650-7000 $279.500 Daily 11-6
Sun 1_4 3119 Corte Linda, Newport North
640-2500 $649.000 Sun 1-5
2 IR 11lus F 11 RI or DEi
••3069 Corte Mann. Newport North, NB.
631-7300 $652.000 Sun 1-4:30
1822 W. Central, Santa ~na
668-9333 $210,000 Sun 1-4
4 IR •lus FAI RM or DEii
231 Via Flrenze.(lido Isle) N.B.
673-3777 $645.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
& BR plus FAM RM or DEii
**t 1645 Bayside Or. CdM
6At4-9060 St,995,000 Sun 1·5 •724 Aleppo. Eastblutt. N.B
Sun 1-5 644-9060 $669.000 * 1827 Buttonahell Lane. Baycrest. N.B.
831-7300 $875.ooo· Sat/Sun 1-4:30 2100 Arbutus. Ea.stblutt. NB
•300 Canal. Newport Beach
122-9730 $419.000 Sunday 1-5
t ..,..30 C.nyQfl Fairway. Big Canyon
6'4-1800 $2,495.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
644-9060 $587 ,500
v2731 Bayshore Or. Bayshores
644-1600 $ 1,075,000
••v t 19 Belmont. Harbor Hiii
Sun 1·5
Sun 1-4
2145 E. Ocean Blvd. Peninsula Pt V'255& Cr99tvlew, Bayshores 644-1600 $1 ,475.000 Stmday 1-4
644-1600 $480,000 Sat/Sun 1-i
3 BEDROOM
1845 Anaheim Ave. Costa Mesa
650·7000 $174.900 Sat/Sun 1-5
113 Aapen Ln. Costa Mesa
640-2500 $220.000
•2015 Barranca. Bluffs. N.B.
631-7300 $220.000LH
Sat/Sun 12·5
Sun 1-4:30
•2207 Fortuna. The Bluffs. NB
759-8200 $419,000 · Sunday 1·5
t•421 Seaward, Corona del Mar. C<tM
673-8494 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
542 AllM> Ave .. Newport Hefgtlta, N.B.
631-7300 ~14.000 . Sun 1-4:30
650-7000 $995.000 Sunday 1-5 840-2500 .$699,500 Sun 1-5 7 Cardiff, Laguna Nlgue~
673-7300 $660.000 401 Serra. Corona del Mar
Sun 2-5 673-8494 $650.000 Sat/Sun 1-5
2'4 Belcourt Or .• NB
721-0343 $1.150,000
t 214 Haief. Corona del Mar 1430 Dotphln Terrace. lrvlne Terrace
759-9070 $1 .575.000 Sat/Sun 12-5 844-1600 $858,000 Sat/Sun 1-5 ••3109 Clay Street. Newport Beach •2607 Vista Orn1da, Bluffs, NB
Sun 12-4 721-1200 $644.900 Sat/Sun 1·5 644-0 195 $3~5 .000 Incl land
27761 Horseshoe Bend, s·an Juan Caplst. 111 E. Bay Ave., Balboa Peninsula r S S 5
••t1000 Santl9gO Or. Dover Shores. N.B. 673·7300 S659.000 Sun 1-5 873-3777 $725,000 Sat/Sun 1·5 • 101 Crystal, Little ijafboa Island at/ un 11•
831-7300 S795.000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30 644-1600 $1.125,000 Sun 1-'4
t 3 Serena Ct, Newport Cr .. t
873· 7300 $269,000
119 Vie Yeti•. Lido late. N.8 .
87M161 $e87,000
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I ••215 19th St .. N.B.
873-1900 $479,000
t * •408 38th St. N9wport BMch
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
Sun 1-5
8'2·5200 1750,000 Sundey 1-4
200 Cetabt'la Ct, (2524 Orange Aw). CM
8f50.7000 1271.500 o.ay 1 MS
205 C.bt'la Ct, 2524 OrMge Aw. CM
950-1000 sm.&00 Deity 11-e
217 Celebrle Ct, (1524 OrMge Aw), CM
850-7000 1285,900 Deity 11-e
v29 Jasmine Creek, Jasmine Creek
6At4'-1600 $585,000 Sun 1-5
t "'53 Jaamlne Creek Dr , Jasmine Creek
8-44-1800 1595,000 Sun 1·5
t 12e King• Place, Newport Heights, N.8 .
631-7300 $929.000 Sun 1-i:30
3043 Mountain Vie*. Laguna Beach
673·7300 $4&4,000 Sun 1·5
••t 415 Nor1h Star Ln. Ovr Shra. NB
8«·1800 $1,995.000 S•t!Sun 1-4
• 18592 Pueo Pizarro. Turtle Rock. lrvtne
780-1900 *335.000 Sun 1-4
538 RMrllde Aw, N9wport Helghtt. N.8.
722-1302 $485.000 Sun t-4 ' .
t•434 ~ AV9, Npt Hgll, NB f _
122-1n1 Sunday '-* ••t4tol 8111hoN, ~
780-5000 11.375.000 8undey 1-6
1501 Eton Place. Westclltt. N.B.
M2-5200 $495,000 ' Sat/Sun 1-5 316 Jasmine. Corona del Mar ,,. 769-9070 $725.000 Sunday 12·5
113 "O" St .. 8alboa Penlnaula, N.8.
831-7300 1895,000 Sun 1-4:30 •952 Lan9'ng Ln, C.M. ~4'6--2313' $243,000 Sat/Sun 1-5
t 3004 OcMn Blvd. Corona def Mar 873--M~ $1,500,000 Sunday 1-5
t27~1 Poh1t del Mar, Corona d .. Mar
831·7300 S685,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
•••2 Point Loma. Spyglass. CdM
780-5000 S t .395,00Q. Sat/Sun 1 ·5.30
•••"'81 Royal St a.c>rge. 8'G Canyon
6'4·1800 $2,875.000 Sun 1-i:30 •t• 1211 Poeatte, Newport Beech 840-2500 S1,2t5K Set 1-41&.tn 1·5 19 Whlapering Wlnd, Woodbrldg9
759-9100 1599,000 Sun 1-4
••2239 Pon Lttwtck Pl, Harbor View. N.B.
831-7300 1815,000 Sun 1-i:30 4 Winged Foo• Ln. 8tg Canyon. N.8. 831·'7'300 $1,295,000 Sun , ... ~
1136 Port M.,_.., Hrbt' View Hmt
844-1800 .. 5.000 Sunday 1-5 • ,
i II •In fll II tr HI 1*•f 11CM ......... Corona def Mer ....... '°'° ,,.,000 8un 12-4
•2100 ~· 'T IMdt 721·1IOO 1.1 .. , IM/Sun 1~5 * * t 1114 E. 1111boe 91vd. BMbcNI P9n. 111·7• la,760.000 Sat/Sun 1-4•30 •
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2421 E. 18th St , ~ 8Mch
548-9723 i':iis.750 Set/Sun 10..-
••••• 18149 St Croix Cir, HB
S.8-3585 Uit,000 Sunday 1-&
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7&9-8100 S745,000 Sat/Sun 1-4:30
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759-9070 1125.000 Sunday 12-1
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Anti 1111· Al'fn Mikr. brilliant C'loltt 10 pf than anticipi11ted. Di· AA1B1 (March 21-Al?fil 20): Only-'domntk m&11tt1. UnfortU:natcl)·, Arin ductt«tmt.. speUs up ror vttt.lfy, C';\hrbll takn1 and humor. when Mars. )'OUf Nkr.1soSIPoKd by ~ )'OU ltt MW hktly to d1'"
11trokJcy, kno->1 Whal lhc is ta.lltlna Lons-ctista~ call ttl11n IO t111vtl 1n tht sun on 1ht 27th arr-you liable to rovtt 1ti.1 all your words of cau11on
about, typifM'I he:r sisn in thlt she Is ronn«lion 1•d1h prntia:ious social upw1or1lima1t lhOK who still.flaYt havr falkt' on dc1f tars. but 11 kut
ori1inal. dynamic and raudes rvtnt Somt0nt pulls slrinp behind lmponan1 ro1n lO pity in ypur life, thr rumnt ~ moon 1n SC'Orino • ~de appeal. Ann Milkr -tnK 1ttnn. and otm.11 this Uiould tit a ttamir-and Sa1um tt'lipscd by t.bt moon On
aftrionaao ofasttok>sy. Uit vibnin1 SCOl\Pl010c1. 21-Nov. 21): Your ins •nd rtWardiftl>tl"" for you. A Thun<t.y •111 mak' your own~
K1or Gtot"lt Ran was familil.r whh kind of day. F'•turts rompttition, new moon in ScOfll'io continues 10 ilion ck•r and fort't you 10 an 10 •n>
qualilies o1 his slan. ontt said ... , ttnsualily.Jt.J. appnl, s1yk. Mlv,n. hiahlish1 111 joint financial &mftlC· knJths to prottcl and preserve 111
wish more ptOpk kMW more about tu!T. Many or your rondn1 dnirn "'"ts. lU. kul and businn.s mil· you chcrii.h and ltVe!T.
astrofosy arid thtn 1hey would bl:lltt ""'ill ht fulfilled in surprisin&. dra· ten and 1M1TJ0tt it is lime: to Ilk' SCOltPIO (Oct. 24-No\ 221-4
, undcnuind IM. not •s just a 1ouah ma tic f1i.h1on. AnothttSrorpto pla)'I •tock. "'pitaliu OM propcny ot srrin of dtc1s1"'' DlaMlll) asptcts
tuy but as ont who dantn. ap. Mk. 01M:r inYntrntntl. and 1Cntr11tly ~ now 1Tla1' to bo1h ,mo11on1I 11~
prttilta music. mjoys bridar as wtll SAGmAlllUS INOY, 2f·Drc. 21): cover i.ums ou1s11ndina, and. financial 1nt'r"1s. Th<'rTfOJT.
IS Wll'!ri"I ~ honn... . Mak' inqu1rin, 1Tj«t suptrl'IClal , TAUllUS (Apnl 21·MI)' 21 ): A you musl sllll ~ JDPPhn& •nth
AJlJD (M•n:h 21 ·April 191: Go retPontn. lk analyual. di!ICCm M'!Y .moon irr your opposiu aitn of problems o( a h11hl) ptrsonal and
sJow, MriYc IO heal hun fttJ inp of motives, M'mbn" of opposilt titJ. Sc-ofJ!iO 1ttms lo. hav! CR•led dif· 1ent1U "'' natur' •10111.·,v,r, tf )'OU
f1mily mt"mbtt 1Tttntl_y ld't out of may no1 tk 1tla11nt: ,nti!T story. flC\llttn of a ma1nmon1•I OJ panncr· rteall what toot p{IC'C' 1ppro~m1•1el)
ttld:ntion. Aettn1 dipk>macy, sym-Joum'y is d1sl iM'I possibiluy. ship na1u"'. Al1ttna1ivdy, bf"oulht MJ. months ~o )OU '*'II rome to
pathy. dticrmination. Job trts donco Mc.ull' trls aCTOU via a 1h1rd P"· out into IM open informa1ion Of rnliu that for th<' ute of your Ions·
despite visi1on who aniv' unln· son.. fKts you would preftt not to bccon1t lttm haJ>(Mnn~. comfon and K'\.•unl)
noul)ttd. CAPflJCOllN fDr.c. 22.Jan, 19); common 1t·nowkdar. Maybe h .isjust you limpty musl !IC'\·cr ttna1n t1« or
TAUllUI (April ~M•y 10)'; Be Do'?'l'?llC adJUSt~nt "'la''' 10 u well that othen art now .display· ronntt't1ons !)0111.
sure 01hcn undcn11od what you linancul and m•ntal s11tus. Gift 1na tMir true rok>n and pu111na yoru SAGrnAJUUS CNov 23-0l:-c. 21 t.
want 10 Khi"''' and tlm(: limiu. ttttivf'd rcp1tKn1in1 tok'n of 1nsmulty as well as _}'O~r loyllty 10 TM sun in your own b1nh sign after
You1l uouK bkndins ofadmiralN>n nttttn. affechon. Money htld 1n 1M test TM sun 1n Sl&itt•nm •fttt lhe 22nd 11 suppM('(I 10 put an 'nd
and m vy. foau on crntiYily. dis-tKTOW·is ufc-, you·11 soon hav' 1t. 1ht 22nd will ,nablt you 10 KVU •II 10 uDCCrt11n1 1C"S or doubu arw.1 JI''
rovtry. th appttl. p;tcn, Virao Libnl rok is impon.1n1. unprofi1abk or unwanlrd 1;cs. you tht wtittt w11kl l to play for even
persons flau"' prominently. AQUA.ll1U8 (Jan. 20.Feb. 18}; GEMINI (May 22-Junt 21): TM h~ stakM pesonall) OI' pro.
OP.MINI {Mity 21 -Jilne 20): You11 Wh.11 tttmnf ou1 orrtaeti Is actu.afij" ~.-..Un;-whilt'tht illn was In fn5i0na1ly tlo111.·e,,r. lh1J u one'
ftm valYC ol proptt1)'. Yo\1'11 ac-.. 1v1ilabk althou&h not enti!Tly vis-O. 1ttms 10 haYe bttn ~I '!Wft'ii 111.·hen )OU rcallv do ha\·e 10
cumulat' 9ddit10J1lf knowlcdte ton· !bl,, Ekmcn1 o ( ~t10~ could ~ analyzins )·our rmotions. con,Kkr· ,n!iurt 1ha1 parinm ·and bus1n«S
ttmina buit iuGn. t«uri1y, homt-, Pllrt of unusual s«nan'b. Back'staat ins your lor\l·tttm cal'tt1' prospects 1uoria1ts canno1 Quttr )'our puch.
lons--s&andins M&Ot111ioni.. Oldtr maneuvtt pro,·Kks full ,_,,p1ana11on and brina rort'ed 10 pay mart a11tn· Wha1'''"'" th<' nu"' of 1 d1saa,rtt·
Ptttons o""'1 1htir \Upporl. '"prns Pik'\"S rTp!TW'ntt'd. · uon 10 trntr11l hetlth rnllkn. ~ nwnl ot confl1c1 • new rormal ot
admin1tion. PISCES (Feb. 19.M111tb 20): FO('Us rort. 11\c rcttnt nc:w moon can only l&rttmtnt ha~ 10 he-1hrashnt out
CANCER (June 2)-July 22): Wider on prcuurc. dadline, rnp:insibihty, point you In IM riahl direction. "Wllm Salum 11 r-cltpst"d b\ 11\c' moon
1udtentt awailS -get rid of situ-inunsi(K'd rela11onsh ip. A11en11on Unfonuna1cly. bo~vu, )'OU stilt Ip-'Oft Thunday
llkwl that draws from you. al"i"' R:V,olYCl around q.aJ documents. pt•r JO ~ Slntpped ror cash or CAPlllCORN !Ott 12.Jan. lO):
nothint in rttum. Focus on triPl. pubhc: 1mqc. credibility. n11m1,r. 1nvolYN 1n tome kind or 1 wn.np; Saturn, )·our nil,r. t'{"hJ"(d b)· 1tw
Yisits. Micas which can be. dcveloprd What had bttn hickkn will ~ ~ over fin•ncn. •nd Saturn tcllmtd "&)' moon on Tll Nsdl\ \1sn1fies 11'1 Unit
inlo viabk tonttptl. Aries pU ys un· vi:aled -.to your adYant11C. the moon on Thunday sianlfa 1Mt 10 do wMt iUll) )·ou Mel 1nd s1op
US\lal rott. · I you musLi:nw!T otMR honor all panck-nna 10 othen" '*h1ml. In f.n
LSO (Jul y 2l-AUI-22): Strru in-IP NOY. ll IS YOUR amTHDAY: 1hcir promittt and rommilnwnu. 1llert rNfly ~Id be no buundann
dtpeudmci:. Oficin1li1y, wlllinplftl You 1ri: dynamic. p1uiona1,, Kn· CANC'Ell (June-22-July 21): 8'--or hm11111on1 -onl' the chin« of
to lake rills. l.oYC rcla1ionlhip u.cll• 1i~nlal. 1 natuntl ptychok:Jli1t and cauS< lhC' nc:w moon in Scorpio 1 lilttim' 10 ""~'lop Or e\l)fnS your
;,,. t..t lat ·rrom wnootl\. Money ~htt. You a~ uriorthodo1. •.•· rtlatts ~11 10 rout Miii Ml!' in '"'iq~ m:'al1 ve 1•knis.or ahll11~. Obu.incid n mull of iww cnti:roNC. 1u111"''· many ela1m you ari: psychie. C•ntTr 1h11 1ppran 10 ht 1n idtal Evni a th9lln\s1ns l \IX'C1 httwttn
Imprint 11yle. Anott"r Leo ls in C.nca-, C.pricom. Aquanus pt1'10n• wttk 10 dot a ftow mort 1'11nd crOll the sun and ~laro. on teh J7th \hould
pkiurc, · Ire dlJllwn to )'OU. Drttmbtr rou1d 1 number of rs until O'lhttt rn.liu only confiMI your ~h<'f lha1 "(h1k naao (AUJ-2}.5'pt. 22): C)oclt -10U'I' JnOSt ln<'moRbk: month of thal you h•vt' had 10'lt fill1of un· small mlnd1 an-tamed or subdued Jricti. 111ct inih&hYt", -ar fall cofon. I.hit )'C'ar1 fn1urina producdon. rt'-fullilk-d prom1sn. rtjtttions and by 9d~·im1tY, 1rea1 minds n!lt 1bovt"
You ire IOina p11tet ctnpt1, tl'lotc of 'PQMibih1)'11tron1 lovi: rcla1k>ftlhip. pu14ovo·ns. Both penonill)' Ind pro. ii. ·
liult ta.ith wtto obj«'t. fnhlhion on chantt 101'111 financlalja'tpot. Dur· fttsionally lhl'tt hat 10 be a Mw AQUARIUS 1Jan 11-f,b. 19)!
11r1rt;~ly in conMCdon wiU1 Ina 1991. thc!T will be "lfllftun• formal Of undtntal'ldinc •hK'b Ovtt the past roupk of )'\"an or )(I lo~ ~tiontJllp. Aqu•ri•n in-ma,....1 homc,.atr«dna whtrc )"OU 'nabks )'OU 10 pro~°'C that )'OU Mvc you 'IC('m 10 lll\e ~n w.rtli1 ... '°'
volycd. ' liw, lib1yk, m1rit1J status. no 1n1mt~· of lnnli"I into lht 111blhly and emotion•I ..ecun1y .
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& Mndlng ot Hickory dutlet Non-smoker ClnlllAll Farms gitta No lllP nee. 1130-5 30 Call 751.1400
PI T. Perm, 20 hr/wk wlll train Plf't Of full time 1°' eppt
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HS location F l $6 ~ * * &A2-1990 * * l'lr PrevlOYs ret111 Ill· perienet' requ1reo Appty Firewood box S 100. 2
In p I" r ~ 0 n LI 111 • glass lamps s20111,
Profe5$0f Book ~nter Cnetry h;gtlboy & twin
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HIRE INTEGRITY
•TEMPORARY JOBS I
Al/A ABLE NOW' -Appbnets 601 1
v WHI "'ICHSIH NEW Hotpomt -"* & ~ Mult1mata dryer "°° N..-Hof Point
• Word~IKI 5 0 refngerator S200 MUST
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go to rllSC)Of'ltlbMI owner
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you 931-1~
IOfm routine custodial -Coste Mesa construchon
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service• Job •G· 17. llClllY F&l•I . company ,,..Ss F T re-v l(C(ntlllm S810 • S988/Mo Dead· Ha,,.~fun lnm•llng c1p1l on11t Pnon1u HFllllUT•, IM4. TWO 1 t welll oldgr-vnut-
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CoutCi:>mmunlty ~/Ta<Fll FleJ1nrs Wiii MOO/hr '32·9615 •T~S~~~·~· Werbpeet.11H. tl()nate trained Fr• to
COiiege District train Above average U•PTlellST · I ll2· 12ll. QOOd names 979-0805
1370 Adams Avenue. wiOft ~pty Westei1ft Needed tMwpor1 BeaCll Call no.-. tor an appt Wltl'I ST ACK et~tnc ~Uller &1 ________ _
Cost; 1~-:;2~~626 Plaza. 17th & lrvtoe: N B SalOn 7&0-e098 our Plac~ent, Coordt· dryer tone un111 wntte Pianos & Organs
< Eoki M/F/H ..... (IS ---I n11or ~nne Pac>llyt , 10 IWID Very gOOd con-6059
Ataemble Product• Earn , Earn S 1395/mo 1oea1 oom· U•nlllST ditlon 642• l353 ---------Uc> To S550lwtc. 12, '-· WMChlr,ouwloetenng,e pany want• you to u-FI T perm Kathleen 919-4413 Story & Clark con.,..
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PBX OPERAT(I WORD PROC'ESStNG We nave an lmmed•ate money 1>1ogs garte< aets MEP:' S MOUNTAIN BIKE
neeoeo tor 1empar11y or OPef'll"O tor a sell stlrter ptflows ta11~ and much Origtnall'fM75 ... $300
temp to perm asaogn. computer ISymQflonyl more• BrlnCI new' SS· U I• d on I y on c •
. Tne Sneraton Newport rnenll typing accounting & S tOO 1138-2371 1157--0818 R9c:tl Jr
preaentty nu an oe>erung 0 L Weaver otters no1ooay l>006'keec>'"9 ' must• e .. Absolutely beaut•fvl 90fa.
la< a tun-tome PBX 0per. pay vac:411IOfl pay ptus celleflt *Ofking enVl•Of\· ~t chair onoman.
1tor May ftll ~t an IWI•· bonus Come '°"' our merll wttn I SUPlf nte.e new cond Oak 1nm Sac
catlOfl ll'lyttme, 11 the rimlty of nepoy ~mPlfs boss' Call ROSE S?95 7•1'-114 1·3'M
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532-1663 -/Fl& .-1111 Prom•tle"t N B l1'0()0lng ottoman ~7 tO 1 FT sofa/ntd ... -bed center oe~ ,.._, Hercutoo btOWfl ..nn
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REMOVAL Prompt and Call f71') &A7·7128 For Maullful HewPort oept MC 'I' Must be IC· ..,.. tolding Futon QfNI Teakwood flj-fj unit 2 5
Reuonable. 842-5937 ----Beecl'I Salorl 8eMfltt cur•te ~_.. onented .nape S 120 5 <ffa-"-" pieces fc.n etedl or I.II•~ .. Sllll Cell Tue.Sat 831· 1390 computer 1t1er1~ a 1ble w1t111 S75 Ktm 6'1-7645 make L) drawers 1
-to worll under pressure •-&...j•-~---t--~ at~ ttprage _, Call Lisa 759-953 t 1 HWIRJ _._... speces, $125 Rattan
Ev•n• Rentt 1 leader 1n mft.m IPlllTll -. .. , lf'f! dinette set & ' ctlelrt.
tne fur'ltt•rr• renlll Indus-Reyflolds Alutntnum Recyt-P11rl1 rl'llM9ton11 111 S \25 2 rattan bar Ct\alr'I . try. 11 Melt.Ing 1 Snow-lf\o Co l'las Immediate STllllTS stylft. Pertec1 for wed· new cost. $175 lldl ·now
room Consultant tor 111 Ffr open1nos tor PQltte & CANO OTHERS1 dings Earr1n~ neck· '99 llldl Mite FRJ-SUN
Coste MISI Snowroom ft1endty peo9il to staff laces brecellll & mor•' 634 Sh1hm1r &ot2· 1376
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DUMP RUNS • JUNK Uc d Call R&S 5'3·9025 $2~44 per day
Tn1t'1 All you pey for
' 11,,.. 30 day minimum
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matn SlliH• good nend· ... v.-art 1158 11115 all~ vac Clnr wairorOC>e of .. • DISIC org1n11111on & NO w ! 11-10 s 100 o~ micro-gege lypewtlllf tans
wro11ng working out· ?PM new Clotntng 1nddg ~
Int/Eat QUALIT'I' at I partun1ty for raPld ad·
rNSOrlable priCe Reis vlllClmeflt
doors lilttng up to 70 lbs REDECORA TtNG SALE Ohl of IOI Site 9 Sholl
& mu11 nave good peo9'I • " 'Ota blue I01'91 SJ()() otner m•9C Sat/Sun t to
MM'' "6LITY l For 1mmeo1.1te consider ,•-•-•••I atton pi t••• c ell
S)lllls Tues -Sat 8 30 to YOlJ CAN EARN S~ 5 ti Queefl sole .. n n 4 Meu lllfde 1889
5e>m Orug screen re-S 100 ANO MORE EACH ,0~ s2~ 2 custom Tant!• Or CM
qu•r.CS Starts II $7 57 hr WEEK WORKING PAIH. O\~ ... 11 un.ta Sl50 NCl'I I INDIAN~ (all lllnds)
Paid training & e11Celtent TIM E' t.1 •Int con<l &45-6384 ~·ntings sota. aofabld, -·---• 714·6~-71155
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Totat lntlflor Remodeling
Serva ADVICE TO THE
CRAZY 1133-7 t 72
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Fut New ll"l•talattone
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the HOhd1y lrln 7&67 12· 16 'l'f AAS 0 ' ACiE !I' f'S OPf' 5 PC C~· cabinets kit~ ~~ SbtA.Mt. CarHlrhy Clf'ltef Ave Hunungronl Fl(Olpino u"> ~f'I ...... •$ •vwooo ''adlloOf\41• din har t>OOltl t<>OM
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Bartender & Coclttall
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at botll loclllOrtt Wed
tl'lru Sat trom 2pm to
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HERE S THE DEAL Ml.,rt'~-60! 5 OF SALES WILL GO TO I Tl'lis. ~ •rot ~ Pd~' ~ ,.,~ BUY UNIFORMS FOR
route NO olf'h~flllQ in WANTED TO BlJY Old w Es ls I 0 E cos TA
vo4ved ORIENTAL RuGS 1ny MESA ClJBSCOUTS AT
l Wfl P•Ov•(1f' ''""'C>O'· ''l" ,,, .an~ condition WHITTIER, WILSON ANO tetoon and l• on•nQ ' 8()(1 '>J 1 7233 POMONA SCHOOLS 3 You Wf'UIO nl' wor1r1ng
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1no "".,.. 11 ""•"',. 10 I HAIP PROOUC.TS IOAM 1919 Contlnent91
ear" 11111' ' "'-~ 1 '" Sl'lamooo • cond1t1oner SUN t-• 2129 Eurapa Or t><>nu,f'S ~ '... " ... t fill Sfl .. f'r l Brand 2 Sot• 2 d\eir'a '25 inos aoo morf'' Nam~ 1500 •lf!ms at ciothe9 • • M .
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to6 many ot"*' Item. to
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(7 ,.,. .. 11-.... 15• M-..... & 7tn l)•AOf'r• Cost• ,...._~ S.Vd at :\2nd COf1d $150 175--SllO
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up To 1nter111ed 1n t•.Ch•"O 1n rnr sate So11ta1re
OOf ell joCle an .cs.ai ctaa.room 111u Dt11motid II 05 c W1 In 14
.,. qulCtl & lllY 18 yn •flan 11111 11 '°' v'>u Cd ' gOld mtng $25.000
b.p Lie Gii 723-!703 '600 tOt aoc>t 64~ •4'-• OBO !>43 170i
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Early morning motor route.
available. Must haft
dependable transportation
and liability insurance
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HlJM'l1NGTON llAat <nn'A mA.
mvPOttT ltAO\ rOOMTAIN VAWT,
IRV1MI t l.QllfA 11ACH
Misc.Tr~
Campm(!r•rs 0014
DODGE 1975 Cami*' van
High Top, loeded $3200
080 646-7674
WANTED Used Alum
stO<age box. RV awning
hdwr. ladder an1enna.
800x 16 5 tires 494.7445
CHEVY '14 81.azer S 10
Loaded $5,500 080
Cati 590-7977
.aEEP'llO.a7
Hardtop, 6cyl, pa, pb
stereo c1u, custom
wtleels (T51451)
1701
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722-2111
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Department at the
Dally Pilot Is pleased to an·
nounce a new service now avail·
able to new businesses.
We will now SEARCH the
name for yov at no extra charge.
and save you the time apd the
trip to the Court House In. Santa
Ana Then. or courte. arte~ the
March ls completed we whi file
your fictitious business name
statement with the County Clerk,
publ tl once a week "for rour
weeks as required by law and
·then hie your proof of publl·
c.uon wHh the County Clerk
Please stop by to hie your
fictitious business stattment at
the Dally Piiot Legal Depart.
ment, 330 West Bay, Costa
Mesa.' California If you can not
stop by, please call us
at (714) 642-4321, Extension
315 or 316 and we wlll make
arrangements for you to handle
this procedure by mail
ff you should have any further questions. please call us and we
will ~ mort lhan glad to ass1s1 you •
GOOd luck 1n your new business••