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returns
wallet-
and $261
•Although Salvatore
Gilio could definitely use
the money he found on
the street, he takes the
road of honesty.
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
COSTA NIESA-Salvatore Gilio,
47, was riding his bike down Bay
Street Monday afternoon when a
black wallet lying on the pavement
stopped him in his tracks.
Gilio picked up t4f! wallet,
which was lying near a gold Mer-
cury car, and put it in his pocket
to examine .lAteL It w.&." c'ShouL •
4:10 p.m. Monday and he was in
a rush to price a carburetor for a
repair he was doing for a fellow
homeless man. Denny Krone.
After his errand, Gilio met up
with Krone and told him about
his lucky find. The two opened
the wallet and examined its con-
tents: credit cards, a driver's
license and cash -lots of it.
Gilio -who has been homeless
for five years and earns his living
by recycling cans and picking up
odd Jobs fixing cars -had visions of
how he could spend the $261 cash. ·rm thinking of past bills that
are due, like my car registration.
and I'm thinking Karma and that
this is a test from the Lord, and
what might come out of this if l
went the honest way,• Gilio said.
· But there was another voice
telling him, •Don't do it, sucker.
You could take that money and
pay bills and take your girlfriend
to a fine dinner.•
•But no, not me. I decided to
do the right thing," Gilio said.~
Gilio came to the Daily Pilot
newspaper to use the phone to
call the owner of the wallet, w.ho
he assumed worked at Theodore
Robins Ford at Bay Street and
Harbor Boulevard.
UPDAlE:
Full reoovery <gpected
\: for Newport ojficer
l Newport
reels in
film
festival
• Spring will bring debut
films, Los Angeles Laker
Vlade Divac and perhaps
other celebrities to the city
for inaugural event.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Atten-
tlon movie buffs! Pass the pop-
corn, dnn the lights and pack
your bags for Cannes, Park City,
Palm Springs, Newpert Beach ...
Newport Beach?
Count on n;s~;ay=1-=ocar~~
of commerce officials who will.
help coordinate the inaugural
N e wport
Beach Film
Festival in
March.
The 10-
day event,
from March
21to31, wpi
take place
at theaters
throughout
the area,
including
the Big
N e wp o rt
and Fashion
Island the-
aters m
Newport
Center and
the Edwards
Lido. The
"We
thought
this would
be the
perfect
p1ace to
do an
interna-
tional tes-
tiva1 ,, ...
-RJOtARD .
LUEHRS •
festival has already secured the
blessmg -and participation -of
Edwards Cinema, the county's
largest theater chain.
"I haven't seen the film lineup
yet, but there's a lot df interest in
new films,• said Edwards Presi-
dent James Edwards ill. "lbis
should be good for the area.•
Gilio made the connection to
the car dealership because he
found the wallet across the street
from it and assumed it may have
accidenUy fallen out of the pocket
of someone who was either a cus-
tomer or employee there, be said
Within minutes, an elated
Greg Ritdue, a service employee
at the dealership, came to claim
his wallet. Gilio gladly handed it
over, smiling with no regrets.
Empire Ballroom's last dance draws near 1
Joe Oeary, who serves as the
city's film liaison. said the partici-
pation of the Edwards chain
already gives the festival a mark of
chstinction. Oea.ry said he would
Wee to see a festival of movies shot
entirely in Newport Beach.
But that's not part of the March
plan The 7 5 films to be screened
will mclude debuts of foreign
films, shorts, •not the stuff you can
pick up a paper and see any day of
the week.• said Richard Luehrs,
president of the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce.
"I thmk this is great," said a
relieved Ritchie, who was can-
celling his credit cards, which he
feared were stolen, when be got
Gilio's phone call. •There aren't a
lot of honest people out there.•
Ritchie gave Gilio $40 of his
cash. Krone, who was with Gilio
when he returned. the money,
piped up: "We had a lot of use for
• SEE RETURN PAGE 4
•Council votes 3-2 to uphold decision to shut down
popular but problematic nightclub.
By Tony Oodero, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -The days of
disco dancing at the Empire Ball-
room appear to be numbered.
City Council members. al the
urging of residents and business
owners and at the behest of tavern
mana~ and Coundbnan Gary
Monahan. agreed Monday night to
uphold a dem;pn that will force the
nightclub to close its doors soon.
Council members Mary Horn-
buckle and Peter Buffa U1'9'ed their
colleagues to give the nightclub
~other chance to .remedyjtaprob-lems, saying the council could be
headed for a court battle if it didn't.
But a 3-2 majority, which
AHARD ·SELL r-----~~-----~~~~~ I I I I I I
I C1ASS1F1ED :
• Concrete and
asphalt from the
former Loral
manuf acti.lrmg
plant site on
Jamboree Road
will be re-used
on the San
Joaquin HillS
toll road.
By Evan Henerson, Daily Pilot
I flUlilCi .. l(IS
included Monahan, whose Goat
Hill Tavern faced similar prob-
lems a few years ago, disagreed.
•This business is in an inappro-
priate area of town,• Monahan
said. "It's still a public nuisance.
Councilwoman Sandra Genis
and Mayor Joe Erickson agreed,
with Genis citing police reports of
recent illegal activities at the club.
"It wu pretty shocking,." she
said. '•1t basically SQUDded like
there was an orgy going on in the
parkin~t."
OaVld Baade. an attorney repre-
senting the nightclub, said he was
•disappointed• with the counal's
decision. but he wasn't sure if a
legal battle was forthcommg.
•1t depends on what direction
my client gives me,• he said.
Qty officials at the beginning of
December gave the nightdub -
which becamepopularforits 1970s
disco theme night on Thursdays -
• SEE COUNCIL PAGE 4
Possible dollble bill
at Balboa Cinema:
IDovies and dining
•Plans to add a restaurant to the land-
mark theater will lie reviewed Thursday.
By Evan Henerson, Dillly Abt
The chamber has spent the
last nine months trying to bring a
festival to the area, said Luehrs.
The event finally became a reali-
ty thanks to the persistence of
Jeff Conners, a local business-
man who bas attended or partki-
• SEE FESTIVAL PAGE 4
•
• COSTA .MESA -A steak mite
and handgun were weapons \lied m. two unref4ted auaults here
over the weekend where no one
was seriously injured.
•A large man in his 30s walked.
into a residence at 795 Joann St.
at 10:25 p.m. Sunday and asked
Costa Mesa resident Efreno
Alvarez. 22, why be wouldn't
drink with him and his fdends,
police said.
• The man then pulled a steak
ltnife with an 8-indl blade from
his pocket and stabbed and cut
Alvarez several times, Costa
Mesa police Capt. Tom Lazar
said.
But when police arrived at the
· residence the victim was reluc-
. tant to provide any information .
because be fee.red retaUatioli.
police said. PoliCe said the victim
refused any medical attention.
In an unrelated incident on
Saturday at 8:30 p.m. Emet.erio
Carrillo, 23, a Cosbl Mesa resi-
dent was allegedly intoxicated
Walking down the 700 block ofW.
19th Street near a bar when be
reportedly began ftitng a band·
gun several funes into the
ground, Lazar said
1\vo security guards from a
nearby bar (Garibaldi's de Noche)
heard the shots and con.fronted
Ca.rrillo, who reportedly pointed a '
handgun at one of the security
guards, Lazar said. Seeing h1s
partner was in danger, the second
guard jumped Carrillo and took
him into custody.
Police arrived and l:llTested
Carrillo on suspicion of assault
with a deadly .weapon. -·
t osta Mesa officers
~~rrest hit-and-run suspect
COSTA lVIESA -Costa Mesa reports.
pollce arrested a man who The witness, who police would
allegedly fled from the scene of a not identify, cb:.ased after Martins
traffic accident last week and while calling police on his cellular
threatened a witness who tried to phone, police said. The witness
chase after hun. backed off when Martins all~ed-
.£cst.. ~ ~d~nt J.AC::~.-.....ly Oireaten€d the "Wlfiiess by sa-y----t
Martins, 35, was arrested at 11 :45 ing be had a gun, although no
p.m. Thursday on hit and run gun was seen or found, Torres
charges by officers in the Costa said.
Mesa Police Department's special Martins then abandoned his
LEAH HOGSTEN f ON.Y Pl.OT
Hundred6 of motorcycle rlden wheeled In and oat of tOwn recently wblle playing poker for a good cause. Riden like Grouch ·
{,above>Jlop~ f.Ql\J~.B@ad!.te ~~.:;.C:..~ ~trd:"WhtleTiiDilijriD~ Make-A-wtsh-Founda-
Uon. Riden ~th the best and wont band of card.I at the end of the route received a .pedal prize. But the real winners were
the ch.Ud.ren of the Make A Wish Foundation.
. enforcement detail, said Costa car and ran into the College Park Mesa police traffic investigator : Larry Torres. When contacted at neighborhood. Police searched
· Harbor Boulevard and Wilson for him Wednesday afternoon for
• Street, Martins didn't have a dri-more than an bout and a half, but
: ver's license and also had out-to no avail.
: standing w~ants for unrelated Police investigators s'l:lSpected
• · 1i ·d Martins in the accident and post-• cnmes, orres sai .
_ Martins was allegedly driving ed fliers in the area Wednesday
• a red 1983 Honda Accord at Fair night but did not name him for
.: Drive and Harbor Boulevard fear he would flee the area, Torres
· Wednesday at 2:30 p.m . when he said.
·collided into the back of a 1993 Martins is irr custody at
.: Pord Aerostar van and sped away Orange County Jail with bail set
from the acodent. according to at $10,000.
~ Mesa police and witness
. . . .
-By Carolyn Miller
.... ~B>rroR·s N01E:~ The surf report wm not a~ar lnt!O<JaY's Daily
: Pilot. It will run tomorrow.
Store robbed; may be linked to other incidents
By Carolyn Miller, Dally Pilot
COSTA MESA -Police are
investigating whether a heist over
the weekend at a convenience
store by two armed thieves is relat·
ed to recent robberies here.
Friday at 8:03 p .m ., a man
walked into the Qwik-Komer
Deli-Grocery & Liquor at the 600
block of W. Baker Street and asked
the clerk what time it was, then
walked out, police said .
About a minute later, the same man. this time wearing a scarl over
his face and accompanied by a
second man with bis face also hid-
den behind a scarf, walked into black and in their 20s. The first
the store, police said. . • man is about 6-foot-' and weighed
The ,second man pulled out a 200 pounds. The second suspect is
bandgim and ordered the clerk to about 6 feet tall and 175 pounds.
open the register and get down on Police are investigating
the Iloor, Costa Mesa police Capt whether the suspects are linked to
Tom Lazar said. While the clerk a few robberies earlier this month
was held at gunpoint, the first man at convenience stores and gas sta-
walked behind the counter and tions, dudng which cash was tak-
took $300 cash but of the register en but no one was banned.
and MO cash from the clerk's wel· In an unrelated incident earlier
let, Lazar said Friday, a motorist was robbed by a
Both men ran from the store 15-year-old teen from Santa Ana
east down Baker Street, Lazar ·who allegedly stabbed b1m with a
said: The .clerk reportedly was not saewdriver, Lazai said.
harmed. At l p.m. Friday, 51-year-old
Both men are described as Robin Anthony Mcfaul, a Santa
Ana resident, saw a teenager sit-
ting in his car at 2641 Santa Ana
fttve. holding Mcfaul's car radio and speakers in his hand. Lazar
said .
When Mcfaul approached the
teen, he pushed Mcfaul and then
pulled out a screwdriver and
stabbed Mcfaul with it, Lazar said.
The teen then reportedly ran
away.
Costa Mesa police Officer Mike
Cohen spotted the teen minutes
later at Santa Ana Avenue and
Pegasus Street and arrested him
on suspicion of robbery, burglary
and assault with a deadly weapon.
D • William Lobdell. The same 24-Dally Pilot. P.O. Box 1560, Costa WEATHER PIJ.ES hour answering service may be Mesa. CA. 92626. Copyright; No used to record letters to the news stories, Illustrations. edlto·
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ers. So Charley Pearson had
Charley Griffen went to the trail-
er park and signed up all the
inhabit.ants as voters and sold
t:Qem on the wonders of becom-
ing part of Anaheim.
Came the election and the
trailer park people beat the
orange ranchers and the land
was annexed to Anaheim.
The orange ranchers went to
the grand jury which was made
up-of orange ranchers and was
being advised by Jim Davis, the
District attorney, who waSlilffi-
sell an orange rancher. The ·
grand jury brought an accusation
against Charley Griffen to
remove him from office.
I tried the case. It was a pretty
flimsy case and Charley Griffen
was doing fine until his lawyer
overplayed bis hand. The
lawyers brought all four of the
other Superior Court judges into
court tO teltify for OWiey u
character witnesses.
You could Just feel the jury
freeze up at that diSplay pf judi-
cial clout. Up unW that time I
thought Charley Griff en was .
going to win. He ~as a nice1 modt9lt guy, the charge was
highly technical, it wasn't
immoral and poor Charley hadn't
profited from it. But, the display
of judicial clout shot him down.
The jury promptly convicted poor
Charley Griffen.
Charley Pearson was furious.
Nevertheless, pursuant to the
jury verdict, on a certain Friday
morning I ordered that Charley
Griffen be removed from the
office of dty clerk of the City of
Anaheim.
1 saw Charley Pearson, whom
I knew quite well, sitting there in
the front row with a big grin on
his face. I expected a thunderous
scowl. The next day I found out
the reason for the grin.
Right after I ordered Charley
Griffen removed from bis office
of dty clerk, Charley Pearson
hired him as city treasurer at
almost twice ·the salary he had
--been getting-as city clerk.
I learned two things from that
case. First I learned never to tan-
gle with Charley Pearson. Sec-
ond I learned jurors don't like
judges any more than they like
lawyers, which is not at all.
• ROBERT GARDNER is a Corona del
Mar resident and retired judge. His col-
umn appears Tuesdays.
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -Veter-
an Newport Beach Police Officer
Paul Wilson, 39, who underwent
surgery for a fraCtili'ed hip after
he was hit by a car Friday, is
expected to have a full recovery.
Doctors at Hoag Memorial
Hospital performed surgery on
the officer's fractured femur and
inserted a steel plate in his hip
area, which will enable him to
r09ain full use of his leg, New-
port Beach Lt. Andy Gonis said.
Gonis added that Wtlson will
have to undergo 14ltense physi-
cal therapy to heal bis injuries.
Wilson was rushed to the hos-
pital following the accident early
Friday morning and ii expected
to be released Wednesday,
Goins said.
. •His spirits are upbeat,"
Goo.is said. •He's receiving a lot
of visitors and ts very appreda-
tive of the gestw"es of attentiOn
from everybody.•
Wilson was on his bike, wait-
ing in the intersection Qt Jam-
boree Road and Campu.i Drive
at S a.m. Friday when he was
struck by a Chevy Blazer driven
by 20-year-old Jacob Gray, a
Costa Mesa resident. Gonis said.
Police are investigating wtt-
nesses' reports that Gray failed
to stop for Wilson, who was law-
fully in the intersection. Gonis
said. No citation was issued a
the scene of the accident, he
said.
WUSon has wotked foe tbe
j><>lice depa.$lent for about 14
years and ii an athletic man wbO
rode his bike to work for eur-
dse, Gonis said.
Wilson drives his car from billC
home in Corona to JamboiW
and Santiago Canyon roads in
Orange, where he parks it, tben-
bikes apptomnately 10 miles ~
the police station on Santa Bar-
bara Drive where he works the
day shift.
Several officers went to Wll ...
son's home over the weekend to
move fun\iture so that th•
injured office!" will be able to
move around more easily, Ganis.
said.
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City offers Variety Of cl8$eS for all ages 17 a.m . to 5 p.m .• Monday through · Friday. For more information, call
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peted in fibn festivals throughout
the country.
Accordmg to Luehrs, Conners
epproached the chamber for assis-
tance. Rea.lJ.z:J.ng the festival would
need a venue, the chamber then
helped set Conners up w.ith
Edwards offiaals
•Jim Edwards' participabon was
critical to the success,• Luehrs said.
"Now it's going to happen.•
Conners could not be reached
for comment Monday.
Details of the festival, including
the selection of the films, are still
being lfhalized. According to
Luehrs, there will be a premiere at
tbe Big Newport and a charity
fund-raiser involving Los Angeles
Lakers center Vlade Divac, who
will promote a Yugoslavian film
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sion this 1bunday at 'h30 p.m.
1be oeaity 60-~ cinema
bas been a.d since euty 1992. ID
aMidoo to showing art bou.e md
kieigD films, the BaJboe ii allo the
former site al the •Rocky Honu Pic-
ture Show" and the PuayCat 'Jbe&ter.
Last summer, former owner
George Tate obtained access to the
.theater's~ and placed a mes-
sage dedanng •0pe.n August 1,;
Shortly after, a com:merdal real estate
firm put the theater on the market.
Community leaders say the sue-
called •Vukovar. ~Tickets will start
at $5 and will ·be sol~ through a
ticket agency, Luehrs said.
Between availability of movie
theaters and a healthy moVJe-going
public, Newport Beach was a nat-
ural selection for a fibn festival
locale, accordmg to Luehers.
"Here's a little-known fact:
Orange Countians spend more
money going to films than anyone
else in the country,• Luehrs said.
·w e thought this would be the
perfect place to do an internation-
al festival.•
Newport Be ach Conference
and Visitors Bureau President Ros-
alind Willia.ms, who was briefed on
the festival Monday, said the
details of the festival have to be in
place before the bureau can begin
its marketing efforts. Williams
agreed that Newport Beach would
be an excellent locale because of
its proximity to the film industry in
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By larry Faulkner, Daily Pilot '
D ignilied .nd dapper, Jon
Upham strolls across ~
Corona del Mar High
campus eac;h weekday
Mtemoon. thinking more of
bockboard& than blackboards
with each lopllig stride.
M he n~ the gymnasium,
where be regularly brought Sea
King basketball f4JlS to their feet
as an All-CIF forward five short
years ago, the widely respected
23-year-old teacher ap.d coach
often allows himself a somewhat
sinister notion.
··0nce in a while, I kind of
hope one of the players is side
that day,• said the still-fit,
ti-foot-5 varsity assistant, who in . . .
• Jon Upham's .switch now is to talk th& ball
· into the hoop as an (\SSistant basketball
coach at Corona del.Mar High, ¥opposed
to his recent endeavors as a player when it
was so much easier just to do.it himself.
such instances is summoruki intO
scrimmages by veteran CdM
head roach Paul Orris.
, •it's still nice to throw a
uniform on,• said Upb4m, less
than 11 months removed from a
sparkling career at thti University
of Redlands, where he started
three seasons, is fifth on the
all-time scoring list (l,155
points), andreigns as the all-time
three-pointer king with 187.
•That's actually my favorite part
of tbejob. •
That he haS his job ~t all -
teachin~ history to mostly
seventh-graders, before helping
Orris build on the school's
time-honored hardwood. tradition.
-is a testament to Upham's
reputation at CdM, where as a
senior ASB officer, be simply
•took over and ran the school,~
Orris S&)'>, uswping a "llllky"
senior class president.
•Even when he was here as a
student, everyone thought of Jon
as a great individual,• said Orris,
SENIOll CLASS C
who grew to know Upham better
than any previous student or
pl.eyer, due. to Upbam's
friendslilp with his son, Jeff
OnlJ, who played al\>ngslde .nd
graduated with Upham in 1991.
"It just so happened, we had
some teaching openin_gs for the
first time in f.edn, and I also:
needed a varsity assistant after
Greg Marshall left (to become .
athletic dlrector at Laguna Beach
High). Jon Was definitely the
right person in the right spot at
the right time, and it's worked
out very well for .me.•
Upham, Whom Onis te~ed
anything but a soft-spoken yes
man on the bench, said he is
•SEE UPHAM PAGE 7 Jon Upham
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Athletic fieldS •
atFStaD.cia
• e is good for . g ~<;ieQrge
.High are
being trash~
Should access to our scho&I
athletic fields be monitor4d
bythedty? :.' ,
•Archer, Toshib.a Senior
Classic's defending
cham ~. is amon the
c.-+....:::eli::;.t:::e:::, "'10D:owing a long . .
series of ailments.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -His
doctors say another four or five
. years should do it. No more. . ..
George Archer's hip probably
. couldn't take any more abuse on
, the gOU course.
But for the 56-year-old
defending champion of the
Toshiba Senior Classic, We is
j good.
· When Archer retires on '8. full.
time basis -there ate more
arduous occupations than play-
• ing on the Senior PGA Tour -.
· the former Masters champion
' can fish 52 weeks a year, rather
than 20.
When you're among the elite,
'·you can cash in on the sponsor-
ships, get invited to corporate
outinys tor $50,000 to s1·00,ooo a
pop. You play in made-for-Tv
events, where ybu make more
money in a ·weekend than ord.i-
~ nary folks do in 10 years (i.e.
., Senior Skins, Diners Club
.. Matches).
But you can't knock gollers.
They at least earn their money
-.., while playing in their arena,
unlike a lot of athletes.
Araher made $752,087 on the
SenioT Tow last year in 30
events, or $25,069 every compel·
itiv~ weekend. He's fitth all-time
on the Senior Tow ffioney list
: : with $5, 104;172.
Although Archer .earned
, • $1,882,242 on the PGA Tour
-~ before joining the seniors in
1989, his fiscal fantasy didn't
come true until after he turned
5-0. ·u I play 32 events, that
. leaves quite a bit of time off,•
.•;Archer said the other day at
Newport Beach Country Cub, ~~which will host Oran___ge County's
, second annual Senio'r Cldssic
: March 15-17. •Th.at's 20 weeks
off a year, so that's a lol • ·
,p Yes, life is good for Archer.
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RECALLING . '
ARCHER'S . .
VICTORY
Definitely! Yesl :
The city should get involved-'
with controlling the
unauthorized use of our schoql\ : ,.
I would -recommend to the
member.rot the school board to
drop by Estancia High School1ob .
any Saturday or Sunday and~~~~
first-hand the adult soca:r t~-..;
the baseball teams that do not · ·
h.ave permission and the stret!t"'
vendors (that I would bet do ®f"'"
have a license) who set up for ··
business selling everything from
ice cream to hot meals.
The mess that these people
leave on the fields and in the
dugouts will tum your stom.acti;;M
I help the Estancia baseball·:_,
program in the fall by coa~";!'"
their team to.the South Or4ng.fb--;;,..
County League. · • .c;
It ts embarrassing to the kids,
parents and coaches, when
visiting teams are greeted to the
smell of urine and often bwnan
wasted in the dugouts. :.. -~T
The players and coaches Mr.
only ilave to clean this kind oi,..,:.
mess out of the dugouts, but .... '"'~
trash such as beer bottles, ~-::_,
diapen, paper plates and oth~ : .. ; ·
NEWPORT BEACH -Only two days items I don't care to mention Of!.,...-.
removed trom deciding to hang . up his goU of the field before we can play 1'11 ~,;
spikes, George Archer had a change of heart in game. ' : ":": :;
the sunset ol his ca.reer following his victory in We have bied to get the fi~
the ;""ugural Toshiba Senior Oassic. ready the night before a game::'~ -bet h llJUlJll'tl It was bis first Senior Tour win since the 1993 and the morning ore, w e ·-~
Kaanapali Classic in Hawaii. we get back to the field it has,--,;~.'o
•1 had made up my mind to retire two days been trampled and trashed (wk_
ago, and now t end up winning a tournament,• have keep-off signs posted w~
Archer said, following his one-stroke, come-all they do is use them for taryet.-
from-behind victory over Dave Stockton and practice). ~
Tom Wargo at the Mesa Verde Country Oub, We have called the police ODO~
placing Archer at the top of Orange Cowity's • asked them to please get th~
Senior Tour history lilt, becoming the first to groups off only to be told that
win on county soil. Paul 1hu:el (Estancia's head ~::-
Archer made four of his six birdies on the baseball coach) bad to mak~ tm'.
back nine in the final day of the thr~--day tow-. call; Paul did call and not one.,;.;
nament. His &.under-par 64 put him at 11-officer ihowed up! ,,.,.
under 199 for the tournament, after starting the The Adult Baseball Leagu6 "';~:,
final round t,bree strokes behind Stockton and which has authorization to use'.. .. ~~:;
Wargo. the varsity field has had , ~~~'!!
•Goll is a aazy game,• said Archer, one of problems that have come dose -:,~
63 players committed to playing in the second to physical confrontation with •. ;-:
Senior Classic March 15-~ 1, at the Newport on~ of the groups that is based:'~'!:
Beach Country Cub. "You do things you're not out of Santa Ana. ~·~ ~.:
supposed to do.• They would not get .Qfl.the · · -·
Those who· witnessed Archer's cbampi-fieldandwhen .theydidtheyrew:'r
on.ship round -an estimated 30,000 to 35,000 all their trash there. '"' .·' J
fans attended the three da~ of competition -When you have wet ground'·;;,;.
remember Archer's birdies on seven, nine, 10 either rain or the sprinklers l""'t',«~ ......,.,). ~ .. 11"T . and 12 to go from 5-under to 9,under, pu1.ung . on, the last thing we need 1s · .. , •Gollers have other incomes,
.:. ,besides-plM'il!g, _but it's all-golf
related,• Archer said. •Like 1 get
:' paid by Team Cadillac, because
." I'm one of the top players on the
'Senior Tour. ·And I'm paid by
·" Bullet (his sponsor). And I do
-: corporate outings, other compa-
George Archer connects on a specta~ chip shot at the 1995 Tosh.ll!I_
Senior Cluslc at M ... Verde Country Club In Costa Mesa, which almost
!!r<>Pped. ~g a huge.aowd reoponae; l>elow, ,Archel: lollowt· ·
-on the ~n. A.rc:her bU committed to defending h1I Ude th.ls year as the
event moves to Newport Beach Country Club tn Newport Beach.
himself in contention with Stockton ancl Warg =l=i'=·lbese groups ouT there tii.illi~
--"-AiaieHilidiecfl.~o·t!e1orthe1 up the soccer, football and _
his winning shot on.17, a 406-ya.rd p.v-4, when baleball field.I. ;Ibey wW stt.U,,('~;iw
-Dies (besides Bullet) who use
·me. 1f I hadn't been a good
goller, I wouldn't bavf tbe1e
,, opportunities.•
Corporate Amedca -which
-: invaded go-U many years ago,
but only recenUy on the over-
whebning scale In whidl it Is
... now-bu made Archer, among
otben, a multi·mUIIOllalre. Goll
• WU merely 8.. byprOduct.
1 •The Senior Tour,• Archer
• lodmlt>, 'I bit It at the perfect
'tboe.·
During the year's warmer
• months. A.rc.ber lives in lncline
Vlllago, Nev.. at Lal<a Tahoe.
• a-tly, be pwchued a winter
•.,._in Polm Sp"-.
Atcbe<,ontbevwgeoft911re-
. -lut Y"9f bec4-., !tip -~.._JPl>lo!nl, ~eel ...... 1.,,. ... ,.., ID 11111$, -trlaaond by bis ... , .... Mm-v.s.c....
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• 8E£ SEllOAS ~ 1 -.
-. Archer sank a 25-foot birdie putt. · ' playwtthout any concern of ·: ;,:--.!l-:'
•1..ast year 1 had a real good toWl'ialllent, damage or safety, to the studefttlrn
Stockton and l both pia.yed real well, and. we that use these fieldl. ..."f'~_
were both making a !Ot of birdies th' last nine The dollar amount the achQQJi"~
boles,• Archer said the other day at NBCC, . are losing to tome of these
where he met the Orange County media for the groups is adding l.i~
first time since his victory. . up fut, once again the -•Stoddon and I weren't playing together, baseball program bu had tbG'!".'-!.11
but we ker. up on what each other was doing. portable batting cage net cut :,~·""
Any dme win by a nose, I say it'• because I've and Uled u a roller hockey net
got a bigger nose.• (this net Is ooly about $300) ... ~•
Archer, whose victory earned bJm $120,000, The new batting cage sOedlll'" w• oatatlc to see his name atop the leader to bo the tarvet o1 whaiev. tlieJ<,
boon! alter " long drought. can flnd to throw atit (tbo "' tn the front nine on his final round. be got a bQo1ter dub tnV91tad <NW ••nw1i1
much-needed break on three, when h1I 125,000 tor the Oaget), aacl thl.~~
approoch lbot bit a rollrwd tto .nd bounced weekend soccer p1ayen -the
onto Ibo gtean. outlleld •-8Jld -ofQ11S •You'Ve got to have tome br.ak1 to, win.• to pnctke k:tcldng ageinlt. "~'~
Archer Nici. "My c:onlidoDa! bad been pretty
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In -Tour~ (50 ,.an, 14 da!ol ID 11!11.....::"mno~-=~"co 19811-he won tbo Clotlln -lfotitb-L A ----~ w• a • ...,.,, tak8I • ~dme d Jwlodn-. WIT ._. ~ • ..., -~ -;,--___.;~-,.---.., .... y ---"' • ...,_ ---:::! -u·-"""' .-.-A11aMz•-• ..,,. -.mw•:Plblp. .... ~
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W11blllilat and 8'ola.
"Tb8y're a re.i h&ndfu1. • md sec C.oadl em a.ynaldl flllm Mked bOw bia team (9-7,
l · l In CODferepce) would fate mgainlt the
Cougen. sec bas won m of seven -tndud· mg a ~ame wilµUDg streak ol lta own. •we've been PJa~.~ better' tblD ear-lier 1n tbe seuon,. but they're ftMllly talented,•
Reynolds said. "All we can do ii our best."
Second.; A:zuM baa ~ at t14* it sec. Tbey're 14·14 ill game1 ~at ·The
Plt .• They've won three tmmght Oil tbe sec
home ~ but hiltoncally are only .500.
Third. Azusa lOlt to Cal·Poly Pomona last
Week, 81-77, showt.Dg thete moy be a feW
chinks in the old armor aftetall.
Three things may work 1D SCC's favor.
SCC is led by senior forwaid Kevtn Carlson
who's averaging more than 15 points a game
and is a bonafide three-point threat -hitting
40% of bis shots. Carlson is alio bitting 86%
from the charity stripe -fifth best in the
GSAC.
Although, all three are long shots. First,
Azusa may be looking put sec to its next
three games in the coining two weeks against
it's tOp cballeogers in the GSAC -Concordia,
Corona del Mar IDgh's Darren MacDonald and Newport
Ua.tbor's Mark Hornung {12) return to Sea Vlew League
• basketball Wednesday night, with Corona del Mar at
Wood.,rtdge, and El Toro at Newport Harbor:
~OSf A MESA -Terence Wilborn, a 6-6 forward. bas transferred
from San Jose State and will play next season for the Southern Cali·
forW,a College men's basketball team, according to Coach Bill
ReYDiolds.
Wilborn played two seasons at San Jose State and will have two
years of eligibility left at sec.
Wilborn was a 1993 graduate of Mater Dei High.
DEEP SEA
MONDAY'S COUNTS
Dewy"I Lodi•· l boats, 67 anglers. 6 calico bass, 82 sand bass. 1 sculpln, 1 sheef>-
head, 1Nllbut.148 rodtflsh. l01whitefish,24 ~ perdl, 120 madte<el.
N9wpcwt LMdlng-l boats. 52 anglers. 10 wld bass. 11 celico bass, 80 mackerel,
46 ~ 15 sculpln, 42 sheephead, 99 whitefish, 62 blue perch. 1 ling cod, 1 sar-
go, 1 ~. 9 red snapper.
TODAY
IMUTUU
College men • Azusa Pacific at
Southern C.llfornla Col •• 7:30 p.m.
College women • Azusa Paclflc at
Southern California= 5:30 p.m.
High schoQI girls • idge at
CotOna del Mar, 7:30; Newport Harbor at
El Toro, 7:30; UnM!rslty It Costa Mesa. 7
p.m.; Estancia at Aliso Niguel. 7 p.m. secxa
High school girls • Ccwona del Mar at
Woodbridge, 3:15; El Toro •t Newport
H.t>Or, 3:15; Emnda at Aliso Niguel, 3
p.m.; unlvenity at Cosa Mesa. 3:15 p.m. r I
Or•• Cowlty Top-10
Hlsfh School bop .........
1. Mater Dei (2G-1)
2. Tustin (16-3)
3. Esperanza (16-3)
3. Woodbridge (15-5)
5. Los Alamitos (13-5)
6. Villa Part< (13·3)
7. Sonora (14-5)
8. Brea Olln<M (16-2)
9. Santa Margarita (12-5)
10. Cypn!SS (1~) Others: Est.Mela (1M), Santa Ana
V•lley (10-6).
CLASSIC
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CONTINUED FROM 7
Classic, when be pocketed
$120,000 after coming from three
strokes behind on the last day to
beat Dave Stockton and Tom
Wargo with a final-round 6-
under-par 64, finishing at 11·
under 199.
In May of last year, Archer also
won the Cadillac NFL Golf Clas·
sic in New Jersey.
Archer, though. a winneI..Of· 15
Senior Tour. events from 1989 to
1993, was winless in 1994.
He had a "terrible hip." A
washer bad been wore away. It
was bone on bone.
"The doctors said I could play
another four or five more years
(with the bad hip)," be said. •JI
the hip really hurts my game, I'll
get it filed. Guys in the press
kept asking me if I was going to
quit, but instead of quitting, I got
(mad) and practiced at home.
"And I finished up strong
last year, then I did a lot of fish-
ing in the summer, and came
oac1' in lbe fall cfi.m"pla~ltverf
well.
"I know how to win. If I don't,
it's because I'm not hitting the
ball well and l'Jll not sinking
putts, because I know how to win.
Winning is simple: Sink your
UPHAM.
CONTINUED FROM 6
"It's a whole different
perspective and I think I was a
little frustrated in the
beginning,• explained Upham,
who averaged 19.8 points and six
rebounds as a senior. •As a .
player, you can fix things ngbt
off the bat with your actions. But
as a coach, you realize you can't
expect changes to happen all at
once. You nave to correct things
in small pieces."
Though Upham says his '
primary function is that of
cheerleader, as well as
occasional adviser and sounding
board for Orris, bis former
coach-turned colleague ·
acknowledged Upham'S insights
and low-key leadership style
have proved invaluable for the
.
putts and hit the ball well. It's no
five-page essay.•
Archer hasn't bad a hip opera-
tion. Not yet, anyway.
But it seems he's bad some
type of surgery everywhere else.
For example, he has steel rods in
his back. following an operation
when be was 38. Archer bas also
bad surgery on bis shoulder, wrist
and knee.
"The big stuff is in good shape
now, it's just the little things," said
the 6-foot-5 Archer, one of the
tallest players on the tour. "I'm
not scared to get an-operation. I
believe it can help you."
It was an old ailment in
which Archer gave credit to
ma.king him a better player. He
was third last year in sand
saves, his highest statistical
ranking, and it was the rehabili-
tation after back surgery 18
year$ ago that helped him shape
his excellent bunk.er play today.
•After I had my back opera-
tion, I couldn't bit a ball for six or
seven months," he said.
•My rehabilitation process
gradually allowed me to hit short
"dttps-and sand shc1ts-. •
It was during those brief prac-
tice sessions that I developed the
ability to consistently bit a short
sand shot, and found that I could
do it under pressure, as well."
Yes, life is good for Archer.
10-7 Sea Kings.
"I'm very trusting of him and 1
frequently go with bis
suggestions,• Onis said. •Just
the other night, he told me he
woul" kill me if I went to a delay
game, because he thought it was
much too early. I waited."
Redlands Coach Gary Smith,
from whom Upham often solicits
coaching advise, said b)s former
standout's pursuit of coaching is
very gratifying.
"Without a doubt, Jon is a
genuinely outstanding young man and a strong leader." Smith
said of bis former two-year cap-
tain. "He works really well with
young people and he really
understands the game, so I
always thought he'd do really
well in teaching and coaching."
Orris also noted Upham
effectively plays •good cop" to
his "bad cop," and frequently
upstages him on the sideline
with bis GO fashion sense.
"He makes me look bad,
because all bis clothes come from
Nordstrom,• Orris quipped.
"I've taken heat over my
wardroOO. ever since I came
back," said Upham, a
self-described, though now
somewhat self-conscious, clothes
horse, who built bis
conservatively stylish wardrobe
while working summers away
from Redlands in the trendy
department store.
"Even the (CdM) school
newspaper did an article about
my clothes,• Upham said with a
hint of exasperation. "It's kind of
an ongoing conversation around
here."
Upham's ongoing presence on
the CdM sideline has also
generated some discussion, as
some consider him a
home-grown heir to the Sea King
throne Orris has occupied the
past 10 seasons, after 16 years on
the lower levels under former
CdM hoops honchos Tandy Gillis
(1969--76) and Jade Enion ('76-86).
And while Upham said
coaching bas tugged at his heart
more tenaciously than he bad
anticipated, be bas yet to commit
to a career in the classroom. He
also admits to aspirations of
coaching on the collegiate level
•'The intensity and athleticism
in the college game are so much
different than at the high school
level,• Upham said. "I think that
would be a great job to have, but
I realize those opportunities are
hard to. come by.•
Whatever bis future, Upham
satd he will always maintain
some ties to the game.
"It's my release. Coaching bas
allowed me to experience anoth-
er aspect of the game. Basketball
has always been such a big part
of my life.•
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·c u .. 11au1e~lfttllis or *48 CommunltJes* roomates. $375/mo. Prime Locations. DATING? SHY? food & pl81l menus. data ent,Y &-pleasani tcr call a 900 numbef .....,.1a~1•1MFt•· 3BR 2BA Back Bay t3,500Apartmenta Days: 213-888-8888. S00-678-1863 For a fun time call Sun-Thurs. 845-1435 phone voice. Starting In which \here Is a :,-..FalrHeaAatAdtl!lltaa house. Clean. Patlo,•-BALB ___ O_A_____ S750 to S2500fmo Eves: 722·7990. 01 1·592·575-9t2. Dental salary $7.50 hr. Phone chafge per minute.
.. n...-.1'111c11•1udlllepl Ip, dble gar. $1400. N-pot1.llivlne/Tusllll NB 3BR 2BA. g ar, wfd,1 .. •••••••• 70¢ per minute, 18 + for appointment . • . te IMttll• • ._, "'*"llCt. 436-6665 or 854-6460 PENINSULA 2607 IRVINE 1 b h 551• •-------FRONT OFFICE Prim• controls co. •-D-0-MES--TI-CS--5-5-4-0 11 1 1 •1 1 1 11 poo near eac · ANNOUNCE••eNTS •Guaranteed Oat•• E t bll h d le t o o w 7 c ...... lal 11 If 1cr • 11 111 Avl 21991 By Beach ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii• fwy 1 jlUO s a s e , P asan • 1 I . 1 th. osta
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.......... ~." W/0, comm.pool, will 104 15Lh St ..... 7. Avail·---------n ate a -ur 1lyl. s ex n. 645-1353Nan Id s2 ooo ,.. ·-COMMERCIAL 2920 , _c_o_._6_02_·_954_-7_4_2_0__ Please call 640-1122. to change & conlrol ---------.-0,' Ti.ta """'4* win 1111 cons er pet. ' now 720-9422 Gary •1BR $•2•* ·-Income potenti al LIVE IN W'At.lf£0 ·~ ....._. .. _ per mo lse .. : 645·9_114 · 2_A-...BAu$7~2~•p ~---~TA~~--i;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim41f•A•1 ~~l\t.1~~«>"-"":.14~0/ ¥£oduoo · • ~ ~........_..~111J--.. -~+-.:.:..;:..:....;.:;.:_:.:..:.:.:i...:..:..::....::.~:r----a ' .,,,v ~ ,;o~ 1 v "vnn19"l"IV Needs sewing ma· Sfl'Ol't .. i • .,~. n~
... 11r ,. .. mm wtllc"' I• Ba""lew Terr gated Refrlg & dishwasher * 1 ·800·846·4688 chine operator flt quires 'Strong closing to tak.e car• of 3 chi&.
..,MIMlflkllw.Owrullm comm. lmmac 2br 2ba CORONA Incl. 60x30 pool. No Steady year rnd.' Ben: skills. PIHH cau 714-dren. $400 P8' month
# a..ny .....,__ &bl all hse, A/C. lrg patio. no DEL MAR 2622 pets. No fees. No NEVER BE LONELY Apply: 1835 Whittier 280-8080 or FAX re-plus room and board .
... 11t1111 14tlrtlad l11 tills pet $1750. 760·1219 loaso. 545-4855 BUSINESS OFFICE ******* AQAINlll Ave. B-7 CM 642-471 7 sume to 714·280-1180 (714) 574-4243 .......... The Cornell Glee 1 000-484-2900 911.~•J,•:.•!!!..,.._._ 11-:::. Big Cyn guard gated Balboa upper 3BA, FOR RENT 2769 C l u bi Intern•· Ed. 4341 $2.99fmln, Between 7am-5:30pm. Small Co. In the Nanny Ne eded-WO
n .. 1._...,~-.11'=.·--HUD furn 2Br 2Ba, den. LV CDM Newly remodeled 2BA $1375, West tlona renown a 18+. TchTn phn req. Earn $800·$800 computer Industry Greet hours M&F 1/2 -····--airy. Refs. $3100. 619· spacious 1Bdrm 1Ba kJ Ill days T·Th 7'"" '"''00 Npt lower 3BR, 2BA 600 S"'Ft FSG Capella men'a se~-u 819-645·8434 wee 'I stu ng enve-needs commissioned · .......... , • ... ll·llMll 1·D..U·l90. Ftt _3_60_._2_s_29_;_7_1_4·_7....,~9--0_1_2_0 e~~~~~c.Af~1 -!~~~mo. $1400 Agt 642-1872 Medical bidg, Westcllff choir . performing 1 •• lopes at home. For In-house sales per· 2 1/2 & 8 mos. old.
<l1Jd•'8111 Wiit! •'"•DC 1111 llllase BLUFFS 4BR. 2.5BA area, Newport Beach. NEW HOT PARTillNE I n f o s en d s e I f. sons. We want moll· Must speak Engl .. h,
••"ldllHUOICat·-and unit, voulted cell· ---------Upstairs Lido Isla Call 261·816 1. ~YM~~~er~~l~h~~c~ 1..soo..«8·FREE (3733) 18+ addressed stamped vatod. exp'd n lf start· have own trans., ref's.
I 2 I Ba ... ront 2bd 2ba. --...,.--,--.,.~---envelope to: B&A ors. $1500fmo start-up EveS/Wknd 721-6770 ng, car g11r, poo COSTA MESA 2624 •• B lb I I d• NB Donations ac LO."""'· 15mlnln1t125/day s1995 458•5232 Unob structed view s * • 0 • •an • • -·r Homemallers, Box salary. FAX resume: "'"•••••••••I Elegant 1Br, den,
. from every room. Avail 150SF upstalra office. c e pted. Call for THE FREE PARTillNE 2 158, Lubbock, TX 714-434-7186 ••••••••• Feb. 14th. S2100fmo. On Marine Avenue. I nfo r m a t Ion 79408 1BR,/2BR Mobll• Hom• Call 673-1283. S3251mo. 875-8877 553·0808 1-970-~ALLFREE -·..,,,...,,,..,..,..,,,...=:-==-=-=-s ... llatS/Asalst MERCHANDISE ···HOUSES/ :~...CONDOS
1 VlBa, 1 800 S/f, 2
frplc, beaut pvt yard &
1pa. No pet. 846-8426
Quiet 6. Secure. * Only Nor-·• LO to Colo GEN OFFICE PfT •• .......... .
1991 N rt Bl d .JW AJrport furn or not. * ***** ,,_ · · 0 k $6 50lh Simone Simone Halr11 _4 :,wg 3o73 v · Use of conf rm/ldtch/ 1 • ey exp. · r. Studio has lmmec'. ---------
c.J ORRENT .,. v-v ••••••••• Apply Rogers Gatden s I FABULOUS SAVINGS FAX!copler. $300-4001 -------~ 2301 San Joaquin openings. tat on ANTIQUES· 6010 2Br 1Ba nr OCC. New MISCELLANEOUS mo. Barbara 4~5 1-,,-..,......,....,,,..----,,,,..--EMPLOYMENT Hills, CdM. or FAX rental avl. 675-6403 If you would Ilk• to lo ---------•Qrlef Recovery Qroup . pnl, very clean, wer. neNTALS Share bldg w/lrv1ne Death of Loved One.• .. •••••••• 759-0619. No calls. Uva In a home that s Small pet ok. $695 + """ 11 ---=-=-=---,,----I valued from S800K lo S200 dep. 241-0780 I••••••••• sales & mktg co. Incl Oivprce. End of a rola-PfT Food s12M, Visions Prope<· phn/FAXlsecJconf rm. tlonshlp. Substance1---------Demonstrator•
ties o n Display Is Avall-Spaclous 2br 2ba S10ll.50fmo+~ sec abuse. Other losses. EMPLOYMENT In stores In atea. Car
looking f0< quaJined wtenci yd, wld hkup. VACATION dep. 7l 4-852·9994 •Affordable Group 5530 necessary. lmm.ct1ele >~ managers lo Uva In 396 Hamilton#O. $790 RENT''n r for Food Concerns. Opening 557·5579.
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Energellc person
needed Sat & Sun to
help operate tea 8.,.
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•BUYING ITEMS* From 1800-1960. 1 pc.
to entire estate. Pain\·
lngs, china. glS'iate,
fum, etc. lmm9d ... h.
top $. 673-6223 IY msg . .::'.ltaterfront with side thH • properties. For 81&-566-7140 n,....,-, 2722 Learn tb control yourliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii --=P""'AR~T=-::T=-'i"'M""E:"":'H.,..,E="L,...,P.,-1
tie. 1Br, huge deck, 1· further Info contact eating In a safe env. $1000 WHkl~I Stuff New automobile deal· =========.I=========-. ~.; car gar. Nwpl Island. 7t .. 28C>-8080. v!:s. !1~1~~u 2p~.Rgar. Oceanfroot 3Br 2Ba FreLI• 'dCTohnsult a1llotn l envelopes al home. ershlp In Costa Mesa. ~ • $900. David, 722·1488 VIiia Point gated. Quiet. No pets. $885/ near NB pier. Book c •rap• Free details. Box 500· AesponsibllitJes 10 ln-
2 master suites. lower now for summer wkly 71 4-975-0994 OE, Uma, PA 19037 elude vehicle display,
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F I mo. 619-934"3710 rental. 714-434·1424 rvl h tll facility ::~·~a1~~!rea1::: 1~~ HUGE BACK YARD •---------s:!t~~~iZ1~ ~.~~~= ~a1n~· ~1~an9' driving
· AHort living. Gym, 99 M h ' A LOST & books. Ton Free (l) recOfd and drug lest
garag•· A/C. $1595. $2 l sl ont • •n1t RENTALS TO FOUND 292S &oo-898·"778 Ext. A· requited. 7;3Q am to
II Large 1 Bd In 30 un t • M h Agt arbara Swlnda c omplx nr Triangle Sq. SHARE 2724 ljiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 4645 for delalls. 12:3o pm on t ru 1BR rear house So. of 720·7288 1---------Fri. Ask for Dave or
. ""''PCH. wfd, frig, park· ~:~~f~ro~X-~J~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii INDUSTRIAL 2788 $200 REWARD!! $40,000/Yr Income Ed 642·7700 .
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000 No pets. 723-1218 NEWPORT •MANAGER'S• 2Br apt 2 blks from Typlstl/PC users. Toll $21IHOUR+BENEFITS .,._.. COAST 2170 SPECIAL• bch. Bay view, patio. COSTA MESA F amily heirloom. Free (1) 800-898-9778 NO EXP WILL TRAIN ==--------• 1 & 2BR, Security • S450fmo. 548·1761 FRONTAGE Small sailboat pin cir· ex T-4645 for listings. Appl+lnfo 71 4-647-1991 ::a::;;r.OSTA MESA 2124 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Placen1ia & 17Lh, 2500 '-~ Trovare 3Br 21hBa w:;:·~~S 'f.~~:•1"c"'o~M,...P,...r-o.,..f'-I n/-,-1-. s=-h-ar-e~3 aq. ft. $1800 646-1164 cled by gold wheel. • ... AIRLINES• .. • Recept Self-starter.
.... &iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii new tnh••· ocn vtew, 1 ____ • __ ·,..,-,,_,,,...._ BR, 2 BA, nr beach, Sailboat on water. •Ticket Agt S7·S9/hr. Gen olflc•. ht• typing,
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Ip, lg kllch. It Berber. Nr Newport Heights WfO, frpl, high cell· ••••••••• Possibly lost vicinity •ReHrvalions S8-$101hr. computer knowtedge.
$2000/mo lie. 6&7-3305 1 BA G arden Apt, lngs $450 675-1700 BUSINESS •-of Vons (Atlanta & WILL TRAIN ... FO< Info! Stat1 lmmed. 252-6635
~~~~ $650. Tim 960-7681 --------· -------APARTMENTS iur•UEWPORT .... I /I•
S675/mo Incl ullla. ~ Mannolla In Hunt1nn.1_8_oo-e __ 7_e._2_2_oo_x_a_1_084_ RECEPTIONIST PfT
55"9"47 CM 1 BRIS390, 1 BR FINANCE .... .... F I I CdM v-~ $340. Refs. w 12 fem ton Beach). Please Beauty Salon Rental or prest g <>YI
happy/quiet/upbeat. ••••••••• call Connie at (7l4) 11a1lons avail for Hair· Salon. Salon exp pref. Avl 2/1. 631-2111 536-S404 stylists & Manicurist In Call N:mcy 875-1495. NE-WPORT upacale NB salon. Sec/Admln FIT Sharp. BEACH 2669 CM NEAR MESA BUSINESS LOST: Grey cockaL1e1, __ c_a_n..,.B_on_n1_•_7_56-0 __ 493_ reliable, detail oriented •
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11 ---------2904 th • vicinity near Needed for tit homecare. Comptt •iq>'d. Sal+ben.
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, 2 BR, hH, crpts, frpl, To place an ad In 1Br 1S. 2 doors to 2Ba Apt. Private bath. H a r bor/Adams/Fai r Just Right Hom.Care F1lrcl'lild Communications ~';.'" range, encl gar, $975 Claaalfied beach. $695. 2 car $387 /mo +th ullls. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii In Costa Mesa. PleaH 310-438-4444 843-6001 Fu-843-6010 ~,. .... ..Npt Hghts. SH Owner Call 842-5878. parking, akyllght. Call Refs, responsible. Call 8001900 # Adult call 444-1557. 31o-530·0000
.. _ 437 Prl~ton Dr .. CM Bkr. 642·3850 444·3629. Lines High profit Low .,....,.~=---..,---.,...~~-1..,,,.....,,....,,,.....,,,,______ MEET Investment. Full sup-LOST: aml, white fem COOK needed w ith
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21 Bottle parts 25 Widell.
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28 Greek letter
29 Money
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32 -.. Solomon 33 Riller of Greek
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42 Heed cover
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45 Bother
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55 Tendon
5e Dog-paddled
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Opening lead: Five of•
There are many fascinating suit
combination• that can be played
different way1. Consider t he case
where you are mieaing K J 10 x x in
the trump suit. You elect to take a
lleep finesse and loee to the jack or
ten. Since your riJrht-hand oppo·
nent is twice as likely to bold K J or
K 10 8a 1pecitically J 10, it is not
unreasonable to put up the ace on
the next round. But the defense can
MERCHANDISE PETS &
MISC. 6015 ANIMALS
taaw a _, in ma&ten, u thi1 hand MAaUfl SUPS ~ Dtftl":W~ 702~ MOTOICYCLES .. 8111 •~• w,-. 1ar..n•• N~~ were j11at a pip or "'-&W • NC pwr ~ ,-v~
'two .,.,., 6'om an eacellent alaJD, ·--.. -~liiiif SCOODIS 8011 ONIM, cus, Unt, wtt9fi11••••••~ l'MC:hed Yia a~~ MQ\lel\C9. 41' MOORING Fot whla. 13000. 873-1131 ... olMUM XJe
A.Uwu,alldecl...erhadtodowu lale In N.B. Call '7• P•1eo YHINI Rune ettong. Body
limit the trump loeert to one to aet ett-753-e801 EvH. Scooter OtHI cond. S::'J;'· $2500. Call h 48' Moorln9 Bta, 2·Tone P•lnt. Y"-CJIEVaOUT 9045 47 o~. Or 1 .. 1. Great penln· low/Wht. 8800ml. ' ,....,.._,~~·~~--~ Weet led a low club, taken by •ula locatlonl CloHal 1875. CaM M&-1182. •ie XJe Fore1t green.
dWIU1\Y'• aa. At trick two, the iUne Mooring to land. Ca,ll '84 H•rlew D•vldaon '87 8PRINT Vary Loaded. Runs greall
of bearta wa1 run, Weat winnin• Steve 723-6883 FXLR 4800 ml. Xlnt good mach cond. Mu•• .... ~995. OBO
the jack. Weat penl1ted with a 00 FT ma>e •Ida II• on cond. $14950. OBO 60mf.G· S995. Call Call 434-6500.
club, ruffed in the closed hand. Bel Pan, great loc Call 434-e500. 844· 135.
Declarer cro1Hd to the kine of nHr NHYO, S12Jft. -::8~1~C~h:::"'•-v-"'::s:"!:1:-::o:--a::-:-:1•~•~•~r MAZDA
spadel and led a low heart. Without 875-9262 Must Hiii 1 owner,
a moment'• beUtatlon, Eut intert-1·a-a_l_b_o_a_,,..P_•_n_ln_,,S,.....l-lp-• AUTOMOBILES receipts. Super clean! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-
ed the ten. 35' to 55• mu a S13/ $12,SOO 723·7879 83 RX7 5-•pd. loaded,
Whatever t.houlht declarer might ft. All facllitles, prlV. aunrt, tint windows,
have had about anaring a now-bare parking. 723-5835 MW 11r••· NHd• eng.
monarch vani1hed. Aa1umln1 the 9030 DODGB 9065 S10SO. 585·3098
ten wu an hons card, East would
have to bold the ldna of hearta a•
well for the 1lam to succeed. So
declarer took the percentaae play of
fineHina the queen of hearts -•
No room lefl
In the garage
ror the cat?
down one. A call to
We, too, would have fallen for claHlfled can
East'• faaecard. A tip of the hat. to East for producing the ten of 1 ____ h•_l_P __ _
trumps on the second round with·
•ea 7301 LOAOEOI 84 Daton• Turbo. MERCEDES 9130
CO, phn, 1nr1, Unlad. New brakH, 5·1Pffd, 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Xlnt cond. 112k mllea. A/C. Qreat cerl S1450,I•
$11 ,900 obo &45·9070 565-3098 'CS3 190Do No power.
Why play Hid• 'N · No AJ~ No CO. It Just
SHk with childcare? Runs #Si Runsl 14400.
Call Cl•aalfled Buy 11. Sell It. Find It. ***** 873·904'7
todayl 842·5878. • Claaalfled.
out a flicker. Sparkling defense that -------------
deserved a just. reward.
'89 300TE Wagon
Englne/body/delall
perfect. Whlta/palo·
mlno. 67k mlles,
Tranaferlng $20,900.
714-486·9818.. Learn to be a better bridee
player! Subecribe now to the
Goren Bridp Letter by calli.n1
(800)7~1225 for lnfonnatloo. Or
write to Goren Brldae Letter,
P .O. Box 4410, Chica&'o. IL~
4410.
POWER BOATS
6049 7012
MERCURY 9135
'87 &•bl• Runs great!
105k ml. All options,
must see. Priced 10 Hll $2500 434·6500.
SUZUia 9205
Herbs. Junipers s1. an S•v• abused and '84 Lym•n 25FT Full palma 4-6' $10. Cltru•· abandoned pels. Be a canvas. 225 Hors ..
avocado (frulllng) $10. 11olunteer/loster. Call power. Cla11lc Boal.
Cement fountains 714-597·9037. $7,500 OBO 979-4023.
'87 &•maurl New lop,
4 whl drive, special
ed. w/chrm wheels.
$2,995/obo 760-9384
TRUCKS 9220 $110, bird balha $20. Wonderful home•--------
909-874-9422 needed for 2 beaull· SAIL BOATS f u I 4 -m 0 n I h ·O I d P~tt#d .;::~r~:; :o:. ,,:
varieties & sizes. Ex•r·
c:IH equip. 675-0694
*lt1 1 1 i!lfit, ver{" ar-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
tec:llonate. 964-8319 Balbo• 20 aallboll w/
Evlnrud• O/B. retract· able k .. I. Sac. $700.
707-9488 JEWELRY, FURS TRANSPORTATION •--W-E-PA_Y_C-AS_H_
& ART 6025 •••••••• For good uaod Sabo1s
MINK Jacket. Size 1all/ BOATS 7011
& boll equipment.
Mlnney'a Yacht Sur·
plus, 1500 Old New-
port Blvd. 548-4192 1 llm. $4 50 obo. Call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
673·3402. 11FT 4'VON lnflatablo.
Rolexea, new In box.
Sub gold SS $4590.
Lady's gold SS $3290.
714-363-6684 PP
Hard bottom, 15hP· --------
Johnson. Full cover. SPEED &
Good condl S2000. svT BOATS 7016
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$4400 obo. 645·6056
'87 Toyota Xtra C•b
P/U. Xtra long bed, Xlnl cond. Orig. Ownr.
AM/FM Cass. 127k ml
• $3500 554-902.:t
VOLXSWAGEN 9235
'90 VW Corr•do
White. Mint cond. $9500. OBO Call Pgr
#714-457·6580.
DHlgn Canter PrlcH HOUSEHOLD Entire content-s of Grandlather clock. PETS & Vlclorlan aola & love APPLIANCES 6011
13ft Wh•l•r 35hpm,
cover. Very clean.
$21'00. 714-722-8773. ""-°""',.,,........ .... ---------ANTIQUES&
model home: Iron Hat, 3.pc leather ANIMALS 6049 Needed: 12· inflalable CLASSICS 9250
beda, aolas, chairs, couches, cherry for· l:Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii for marine ac:lenc:e
FF Frig s135• Waihar atone ·vases, armotre. maJ dining rm, cottea'" classes al CdM High
& Dryer $110 each. =-c_,a,...11 ....,24,...s-_7_7_2_7_. -,.....,..~ & end tablaa. etc. All ADOPT·A·PET School. Contact Slark,
•1988 2211 Ski Boat•
5.7 lllre V-8. King
Cobra 0 /0 , low profile
hull, just serviced,
now controller/uphol· stery. Great std boat·
fall-looks graal ...... , ..
ady to go. $10,500
648-9449/574-4247
the Newport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
lndei>endent to
reach over 100,000
h<>me$. Fax us this
form with your credit
card # or moil it in
with a check today!
Run for a week! 1(
your car does not
sell we'U run it
gr, g=. g::_-;_ o--0 -0 -C.... O•-0 -0 -... '88 XKE Jag Sport
conv. AU new Interior.
Wire whls. S 15K obo
Owner 875+7239
Warrantee & Delivery Beds-Queen set $100. In Immaculate condl· Every Sel & Sun at 962-0313 ( 7 1 4) 9 5 3 .9 8 2 2 Twn set $50. Crib $75. lion. 694-9860 PETSMAAT, Fountain --------
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Market Place.
Classlned
842-5878
Twn headbds S50 ea,1---------Valley. Pupplaa, kit· FIND
misc bedding 644-6812 MAHOGANY CHINA tens and more, all
Buy u. Sell It. Find 11. CABINET. llghtad, looklng for loving, car-an apartment
Cl•aalfled. with drawers, $900. Ing homea. CALL 597· through classified 645-6426 Mon-Sat 9037 tor more Into.
RENT
through ctassilied
for another week
FREEi All for $1 o·
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Uk• new w/2 tops.
816-980-8586
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3515 SERVICES
DOORS 3580 FLOOR INSTALL HEALTH/ IANDSCAPE & MASSAGE 3830 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890
DIRECTORY
ACOUSTIC
llEMODEUNG 3408
3548 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REP AIRS 362 0 NUTRITION
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H d kl S d dependable door McPh" CerpeWphl ar wor ng tu •nt hanger. Guar work, •QUALi~ WORK• STOP SMOKING ·• TREES • Carpet l Upholtttl'f CINnlng Rasldenllal cln ave. reas. Don 521 -a910 HardwdN1nyl/Coramlc N 0 W Ill
Ther•PW & Nutrlton
All type body oare.
RN/MUHg• Therapist
C.M. 722·9823
Gena Abram• Painting
Int/Ext Oull Paint/Reus
Llc'd/lns'd 11nc• '78. M .. 7003 Pg-614-3947 Prompt Strvlct•Fllt Rattt Reas. rates. Guar. Mrble/Carpe1-Bnd/ln1 T•~-"'· LAlw••·
714-845--9192 Margaret 673-6221 L708279 722·7332 WANT I! D t 5 O ............ 751-;¥7e lk•'• Cu•tom Painting POOL
RB LI ABLE DRYWALL people w ith a burning L•wn Service. Mow/ Prof, Clean, Quality
HOUSB CLEAHINQ dHlra lo quit amok-adge/aocl/aprfnklera/ MOVING 3834 Work. lnVExt & Docks. SERVICE
CBILINO MASTERS CEMENT Local Area. Xlnl Rat's SERVICE 3584 HANDY MAN 3710 Ing, to lry FREE cl,,.up. Al 988-2719 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii L4'7034'68 931-4010 •3 • • 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Herb•I Product. Iva mag or call after 5 liiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3894
•Acoustic Removal• MASONRY 3526 Yolanda v 1• .... 9v71• iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Over ~ aucc•H r1t1.1________ PUBLIC NOTICE PURI! WATER CARI! Cuslom Te ... ur .. Palnt ,...IMA.LL JOB EXPllRT 7•..a ~7•0 8182 Q I Uc'd. Mark "a39.7300 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii OrywalVPlasler Repair Palnt•Carpentry • .... v • • reen can• Landsctlpng Th• Cant. Public Utlll· PIANO & VOCAL Pool/Spa Svc & Rtpalts.
ANTIQUES,
ETC. 3420
JOHN DORAN MASONRY COMPUTERS 3556 ,lti1nglng/T1plng/Tt~lure Drywall and morel •Grief Recoviery Group /Masonry /lrrlga on llH Comml11lon RE Fllltr1•Pump1•Htat•r1
BrlckeStonaeBlock Comm/Rea 5!51·5573 Small Jobi Oki Death ol Loved Ona. /Trimming /R~movala QUIRES that all used LESSONS 3868 Weekly Svc. 84M7H Large & Small Jobs OKI O•rw 0415·5277 Divorce. End of rel•· Clean-ups • Mainttnanc:t houaehold good a iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii1 ________ _
Uc:l687191 831·3832 Computer Coach llonshlpa. Sub11anc• ltfl599025 050·81-0tl mover• print their PlANO Beg.·Advanced ROOFING 3910
For elfactlve learning ELECTRicil. 3610 Semi R•tlrect Contractor abuH. Other louea. &..-ndacape Remodallnt P.U.C. Cel T number; All agH·THotier Cart.1'iiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii All •PP• & eottwar• Repairs, Improvements, •AHordable Group Yard tune up/malr'ltenaca, llmo1 and chauffeur• Entertainment Avail. 1•
Fin• Art & Antique CERAMIC Mark 875+7245 A·1 Bleotrloal work am jobs. Ouallty/lnttgrily for Food Concarn1. lands~/artlsllc deskln. print their T.C.P. num· Jennifer 940.9999 REROOFtNO-AU Tyl)a4
Jewelry. Buy, aell, mES 3528 PC PRO Internet, Duncan Electrfo I cert, Ken 842·1170 Learn to control your Conlractorll'C2NS04008. ber In all advertise-Elc~ Repalr1 L1878366
consign. Helrloom iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Appllcallona/Hardwara Quick R•1conse ROOFING carp plbg Hllng In tale env. Prof'I a Ethlcll. 14s-7505 menta. It you have a Pl•no Leason• In Ht Value Roofing 0.11.rl •• e5n 4294 R Free Con11JUatlonl ·---------question about 1ha le· rour home. Flex hrs. •Jt4.2Sl-7038• v-11aon1ble home ratts. Local Uc. 8 0.7042 ~-•-tg, el-, tilt.' atucco'. ,. o Id t 509 2089 .. , ... Llo'd Therapist PLANT ARTIST gallty of a mover, limo ow Rates. All agH. ---------• L••kr lhowers Rep'd •11 a • JONES BLECTRIC •models. MORGAN 714-875-0984 Spe,etalls.t In Ul.s.1lng or chauffeur, call: All.Joe OICll 74J·17Sa 1-5-b-DTUVT ___ 11Hr_r_3_9_Z_l BUSINESS RagrouUog ..&Jnatall'n & Hom• Aepalra UC'd S50·3281 landacape/lrrlgallon Public uu1111.. 1.1""&\&R~ SERVICES 3488 ~-r:~To~~~J:•1·c-O_N_C_RE_TE __ 6 ___ Bonded & lnaurad. Mobll• #403·5365. --------upgradH. 7004t792 Comml11lon
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Deaktop Publlehlng ---------1:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Llo'd Contractor Plumblng•Orywall• SERVICES 3760 LEGAL ""D..,.lb,_•_r_rui_rd_o ... 'a_M.,..o_v_lng-1 3875 Valvu•Hatda•Tlm•
WOfd proc. Cop.,_....,, CHllD CARE 35361" Small Job apaclallst Stucco• Palntlng•Tll• liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1.ocal/Olflce/Storaga iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ctocui 25Yr• Local Ex~. Graphics a. M~~;"' . Brick, Block, Stone. Tll• Fena•Llght .. Spa Rooflng•Jim 641-7494 ALZH•IM•A'• C•re SERVICES . 3812 L..ong Olat. FrH Eat. John 292·283, WorkSource Cone. Patio, Driveway Otmanc1Eltc1tlc 845-3658 Giver. Top ref's. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii T#1B1832 •7 .. :J114 P~~::~r Chrlatl•n•Mother Fptc, BBQa, Ref. 25 Yr CARPENTRY•Wlndowa 1 on t atlentlon. Day " '1'11•uSLAJ0D' 850-2880 FAX-eso.1807 Of 2 Vldl In ""~p Tarry •97 .,...... D W F SS STARTS IT ' Speclal Intro Offer. 4lNM't &V -pro ng ,cat• """ • v • ..,_ oor1 • OOd enc:•• +night. Carol 842·9732
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my home. Mtall/anac:kt •CeM•NT WORK• PENC!S • Drywall Repair ••----------STOP EVICTION Call Gina Today ... TUTOR 3927
FT.f'T Palrlcle 9eM547 PLAIN/STAMPED • DECJ(S 3615 Ll281581 e Call Bob CAREl::701VER Moat 1.agal Matter~ PAINTING 3858 a. Publlsh Tom0Jrowl 1~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiilll .. , liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 249-8323 Pg-312.-0020 l'or elderfV. Exp'd. Banktup1cy • 24Hra ,,~a74-42... t•QOINQ To M•wic£ Q.r-•n .... ,...0 m 8rlc..,Stona/Tlle/Block Aef'I . Own car. Uv-~.1n e 714-740-a918 • -v•
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01y1/Evta/Wknds. 81-l.lng, ._,_.,,,..,~ ,.,&ecect Coata MaM/N-port LIVING TRUSTS ,.,,.. ... C4Mttreot• PLUMBING 3890 bp'd So. Atnerlc111 Tlllof
education. Good ba~ * Bt1t Prlct/Quallty Red#OOd • Ll57eeo5 25 Yeara Kap. 1....;....;.....;.._____ ~robat•/Conurvator· Oual. painting by P'Orlt •••&••••• Su.ana e72·7409 anced value• fJ5CM533 Landteape, bflc:k, atone Jim Whyte 042·7208 Jim •:11-24eO J!WELIY 3784 lhlpa. Call for FAE.E Ucll020N. Ina •
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