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August 27, 1991
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QUOTES Of THE DAY
"thtrt '.f thl' right of ne1ghbo~ to
tn)oy the Wt of thtir own pro~f1y
without hav111g to obstn·t a rowng pilt
of Junk."
Jerry Scheer, Co ta Mc a'
assistant city attorney, on Sid
Soffer' front-yard collection (Al).
"Comprcmmt u but tht saaifi(t of
ont nght or good 111 tht hopt of
rrtatm.ng anothtr -too ofttn tnding
111 the loss of both "
Tyron Edwards
•The board of director., of the
Community Oe"clopment Councll, a
private, non-profit organi.zntion
~tnvmg to meet the human and
social· crv1ce needs of Orange
County re 1dcnt , meets at 6:30 p m
Wednc<,day llt 1t'\ he.idquartcr , 1695
W. McArthur Blvd., Costa Mella.
fhe • puhlic can t1ddre ... cs the board
wuh any concern!I regarding the
need of low-and f1Xed-income
re 1dent
•The· Mc a ConsoUdated Wattr
District Board of Directors hol<h its
regular meeting at 7 p m
Wedn~ay al the d1 m et office •
1965 Placentia Ave., Co ta Mc a.
The di trict e rve the city of Costa
Mesa, part of Newport Bench and
John Wayne Atrport
•The Rcpubltcan Ass<.1C1atc or
Orange County 1s hosting a "Victory
9l Electlon Kickoff" wi th pccial
JUC t Sen. John Seymour. The event
1s being held on Wednc'>dJy, Aug 28
at the Village Crean, 2300 Mc a Dr
in Santa Ana I le1ght Du inc s
attire is reque ted. Foo<l and a n.o-
ho t bar will be offered. r or more
1nforma11on. or to R ~ V.ll·for
re ervat1on . 4~~·0890
JUST THE FACTS
• Where "'ii~ the I ewp<>rl
Hart>or Art Mu~eum locatecl t>efore
11 mo"-ed to 1H current home m
Newport Center?
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Costa Mesa resident Sid Soffer is at his wits end over what to do with his classic car par4<ed on hi property.
Mending fences?
Sid Soffer facing another hurdle ove r his classic cars
By Anna Cekola
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0 ut of ight probJhly "on't mean
out of mind for Sid Soffer's
notoriou-s cla-,o;ic car collection
despite a new 1ic-foot-rnll feocc: he'
huilt Jrnund ht'> Arl'lo r Street driveway.
I he la1e-.t ~1'it 1n ~offer's 14 >Car
battle "1th the city o .. cr his frontyard
colleclion of Cadillac and Uncolnc, '"
being fueled tn part by varytng
interpretations over a recent Superior
Court ruling hy Judge Richard haLec.
On July 15, f-tJtec ruled th11t under
etl> code. fi"e of Soffer' cars "'ere J
"public nu1c.ancc" and ordered them
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removed from the property.
Soffer aid the Judge also indicated
that the car~ could be removed from the
pubhc view -hence lhe fence.
But A l>istant City Attorney Jerry
Scheer aid the judge probably
mi <1poke, and tho<1c comments, howc\.er
they "'ere meant, Y.erc only directed ll>
J i'th CJr that fell under ano1her
ruling
Anyway. a fence won't ncces\at1I)
menJ this dispute.
C11y code state\ that it i illegal for
re'11denL to ~tore any "abandoned,
v. recl.cd. d1-;mantled or inoperative"
\.chicle\ on their propcrt)'Unlc .., they
are "cnmplc:tcl} cncllhCd Y.1thtn a
huildin~ in a laY.tul manner.'
"A tcncc doc~n·1 quahf~ . · \\:hcer
,,11J
N n m.11tc r v. h.1t happen' tu h1' car,.
S ,flcr 'aid he '"" f1gh1 the
orthnancc 111 the Y.ao; to the S
Supreme C.ourt 11 nccc: "' and h.1,
.1lreaJ\ hied an .1ppcal.
It' me l1r,1 . \llU ne\t "111lkr ,,ud
Snfler .• 1 loc.11 propcrt) oY.ntr Y.ho\
'"di l.no"n tor Im <'lien acerl'i1c
rnmmcnh during \:ll} council meeti ng,.
~ 11d he nc' c r con~tlk red tiu1lding n
fence hdorc Mncc he ' nner found ht'
Seo CARS!llc* hll
Pollce .. ch
lor clues In
recent rapes
Attack of elderly women
believed not connected
By Joyce Bodlo~teh
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COSTA MESA -Though h1g.hly unu·
~ual, the ~cond brutaJ '-e.1tual attack of an
elderly ..-.oman in only a "'eek is not
belie-.ed to be the "'orl< or a ~erial rapi t
preying o n . cn1or c1t1zcm, police
mvc. 11gator concluded Monday
Police in Laguna Beach, where a 70-
ycar-old v.oman was a saulted early
Sunday ac-. her invalid hu band 'llept, ~aid
there 1~ no evidence connecting the late t
~cic crime "'•th la'it week's attack on a 79·
year-old Co.-.ta Mesa woman.
"There j., no relat1on.,h1p;· ~id Laguna
Beach Police Sgt Lance I hmael.
"Whoc\.cr hrol.e in to lhe home here had
attempted to break in » kw months ago
The indi\11dual entered the ya rd the ~me
way and "c ut lhc ~rccn in the ame
1Jentll..al Wit) a:i. before."
lo SundJ) \ 5 a.m. attack, the iuling
'1ct1m wa tartled from her sleep by an
intruder who placed a pillow over her
face and tied her up before attacking her.
Her ·s year·old hu.,band. an invalid,
w.i" a!>lcep on a ho .. p1tal bed an the living
room. but v.oke v. hen he heard the
a'"a1l.tnt demand monC\ from h1\ wife
I he .1uacker ~uhdued the hu'ib.rnd and
le.It "'llh le lhJn SlOO t, ken from the
\\lie \ flUr\C:
·Inc H..ttm'> d1dn'1 ct' the J?Cr\on ,"
I 'hmacl .. aid "I he l nl dcl-Crapuon the'
rnuld l\C "·I'-that he had a hca'"
European 1cccn1 aad H'r\ large hand' ·
"Bui >Ahc:n )~lur dealtng wnh a frail
c:lderl} people. a me hum '11cd JlCr nn
>Aould 'eem lar R1j ht nov. ""c don't
h:tH.~ an) nhd lea p• v.e arc ure 1t
'" nm the 'am pcr'-4.ln ''h.P !tacked the
Cmta 1\fr,.1 y,oman " said the Laguna
Beach '"":"ll~alor
Co\la !\ll''ll pnhcc h:t\.l' kv. clue' an the
Au2 I~ he,11mg and rape ol the 79-~car·
old Y.om.111 ind are c1rcul.11m~ a ani<.t '
'kc:kh ol the ,u .. pect, dc<.cnbcd a'> a
wh11c m.1lc, 30 . .in .. ear'\ ,,Id, mer fl lcet
tall "llh .1 pomta11:
Catalina sWi111
a success for
Dan Angress
Courtyards plan put on hold
By Anna Cekola
Sllll Wnl '
B raving the cold. 1,;hopp)
hut 'hJrk lrcc v..itcr' ot
1hc Pacific, C.orona dcl
Mar re\ldenl Dan Angrc<,s
Joined an elite group of
.tthlctcCI when he .. ucces-;fully
\wam from Catalina to the
Palo., Verde pcnin'>ul.t
Angrc"'· a J4·)CJr old
marl.cttng man.gcr for
N1choh l n~t1tutc l.uhor.uone'
in S.1n J u.m \apt tr a nu. lliJdc
the: \1Mm S,Hurda) 1n 10
hour' und eight m1ou1e., -.1
go.11 he hJd targeted during
the pa\t four month\ of
tra1n1ng I he record for the
'lw1m I\ c11tht hour and 4M
mtnutc~. ;hough .10y1h1ng 1n
lhc lll·h(lur range I\
con,1dercd good.
Only M .,w1mmcr' h.1 .. e
hnl\hcd the 21 ·milc 'w1m
\Ince I lJ27, a feat m. lk
difficult and d.ingcrou\ hy
'trong t1dc . currcn1 ...
'Did I want to quit?
Only about 100 times .
But I'd already decided
that unless I was
physically injured. I
was going to complete
It. I
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swimmer
P'llential h)(1(llhcrm1.1 and ·ol
rnuro;,c -'lhark'I
Dc,pttc hru,hmg pa!lt 1..-.0
'>Chu(ll' of dolphm'i .rnd a
hncf encounter \I.Ith a pa ''nlt
See ANGRESS.-ctl .....
Wea k retail market halts
building of new structure
By Tony Cox
B<~.s E~
COS1 A Ml:S ·\ -The O\l.OCI\ ot Cn,tlt Mc'a
C'ounyard , d1~ouraged b) a ~e:tk retail lea ing
market, have put on hold for no..-. their plan" lll
h111ld .1nother 'hnpptn!ot lCntcr nn .tn .1dpccnt
rcde"clopmcnt p.arcc:I
OffK1JI' of Unttl'd \k tric DcH·lopmcn1 ( 1'rr,
thl fee dc"clopcr f11r ( 1lurl).1tth oy, ner 1 c t\:he ro;;
Retirement ~)'tern ol llhnm.,, told tht· C. ''·• Mc,,1
Redc"elnpmcnt 'frn9 eMhc r th1' nwnth th.ti
the) v.. 111 put oH t hl'tr hid to hu1ld l(t.000 "lu.ire
lect of r't:1a1l 'P·•lC .1ml 111,{)(X> 'quare tc-\.1 11f dcnt.11
offit:c' on l 11\ ·ov. nc:d 1111111 '<1uth of the c\l,tmg
ccnlcr.
'\\c "cre h11p111 • 1,1 nl'gl11l tc \\Ith t n1tcJ
Metm. and the tl·achcr,, ~111 thl'\ \\Crc
un,ut:Ct\\ful gc11tng fin,,nc111g," ,,11d M1111d
Ucrm n, rcde\eh,pmcnt prl'JCd rnJnnccr for the
ell~. ''1 he} need ,, m.IJt'r 1enan1 llr,I. .in I the)
h:ncn't relcl\cd • n) tntcrc'I i,at this P' mt, due to
the ll(mllm'f. v.c thtnl."
l n11eJ Metric"' 1\ll.111 l>.1"' ~11uld nnt bl·
rem:hcll tor <"ommc:nt. but marl..ct c1111d1t1t'O' wouhl
'ccm lo 'upport lkrrn.1n\ rca'''"'n l he 1 .. 11.oon.
''lu.irc·lnot (\lu1t mt... hlC.1tcd 1t ti 11oor .ind
C"'JX>rt bc.1uln rd • 1 ,11rrenth I percent \lllltnt
.1nll 1' battling to tan,! ten tn1' 1n .t ""It rct.111
lca,mg m.ukct "h~ '' cenrnl rate' .1rc on the
dedtnc 1 ri.1ngk Squall', a nc~ ~tMl.OOO·'ttUJrc·
foot ccn1cr .1n1"" H.irbor Uoulc\ntJ from the
CnurtyarJ,, " hcdulc,J h' 1lpen Ol \t .\pnl
"l\'.., nm 'urrn'in •.'' .. :uJ 1 tm \t lcr, lea\1ng
agen1 tor ttk ( t•urt\aHh ''1h1n ' at( I.and of
tou •h ri>ht n''"' though "e d hope 1hn'd hi.' h tier
h~ the 11mt.• 11 (1hc.: np111,111n1 ''ould open, 1n ~o
'fC, f'"
I he dec1 ton l•' :-.;e,,~111 lk.1ch h ,,cJ l ntteJ
tc mC' to d.Ja, 1h hid 1.111 , lll c the cnv to I•' c
See COURTYAROSria hll
Depositors invest time _recalling 'Ch a rlie' at S&L ba il o ut sal e
I t wa~ ht tory in the
r tw, democracy in
ltl·tiun, sllc:e of
Ame11c noa.
It ~ '' Amer1c n
t l'P )'" "''1t1na thcu rntmc . c\nd ~me of
them were <1pcnd1na
mnrc: ( t~h to huy p1cc:c'
''' 1.:ulpturc, pa1ntin an ~ furniture they
alr1.. .td\' owned
. fNll
Ma Ill
Whott they "'ere loc1kin1 11 , and whit
.,omr M're hu'.ing. wt'r ~ r1p1o ot the SI 8
h1l1111n, more ur IC.\S, IO I sch or ( harlc (I
II. Kcat1n Jr.'' dclund l incoln Sa\i1n
.ind l oan
~nmc ''' the lolk' ro.1mmg nround the
Jl04-h 'll1tc n( uffit'e' tlll the rtluod Oo<i1
ol ta li.'s 'he.,thcd h1gh ·r1,c out on \1'11
Karman had been I IO\llln J J'l051h1t' '\
rev. h J 10~1 bundlc\ of c 'h on tlmt uf
the qu. rtcr·b1lhon J111lar Wlnth of Junk
bomf.i l''ued hy l tncoln 'ut'i 1Jiary
mcric n C'onllncntal Corp
P or.le v.ho i:ame tu v.hat 1 n lW c;alleJ
"'1 h inc; In lure" to find b 'I·''"'
went away di rrointcd . "If you're 1n
to make a $10 thou nJ or $15 thllu\.md
rurch ,c, we mi ht tlC w1lhn1 to
nc otiatc.'' Dent~ Deptula told c;mc of
the horpcn. "But we re not inf to
-
h.ug:un l1n n , uuplc: ol t:h1m "
l>cni'c w ~ one ut 11 1.:mps ,,f
l''"'ult.tnl' -musth former Lint: lln
hr int. h man.1 •ct -"'ho re now worl.m
tor Rc:...llutton 1 ru'-t Ct'mpAn~. the
l1'Crnm nl' re e1"cr of h. nli.ruJH thnh
·'''''< 1 llll'" ~ht and the 111hc:r nung ~omen h.hl to
urtu th1tH1gh a rnn,l\nt h tr
rather bitter < h uhc "-l 111n 1 J !>, 1 hc)-
han1tlcd 11 "'l'!I "\\ II "' JU't rni.c 11 II
"''th gr,11n ol ~II." ~1d t\11rl after
ltd1hng )t'I ""''her unk1n,t wl 1 h11rhc.:
tml h" t. h 10111 n t \le"
lier vet nt th r h<'ppcr HlmphuncJ
o( the ht h prt\.C Karla pohtcl)
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Former Orange Coast College film students. Three years ago,
the talented duo created "Under the Windowpane," a film that
was recently selected for screening by the Directors' Guild of
America in Hollywood.
A LOCAi. CIJlll-. -----------
"Under the Windowpane" wa~ just one of 17 film selected for
the prestigious Nov. 8 screening. A totaJ of 1,232 of America's
bcM student films, created over the past five years, were
conside red. "We're very flattered and ~.onored to have our film
featured," 'aid 26-year-old Soller. "It comes as a complete
\urpme We didn't ~ubm1t the film for consideration They
apparently had a cop) of 11 and liked 1t "
TOUGH SUBJECT:-----------
., he 22-minute film focu\es on a fa ther dealing w11h the suicide
of h" -;on Fahey, 31, acted as director of photography. associate
edit or and C<tmera operator Soller was writer, director, producer
and editor 1>f the movie. "It 's a pretty heavy subject," Soller said.
"I had a friend who went through a similar circum stance in his
life, .ind I drew on th.11 '>ttuation for mv script "
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so1ter and hthey both transferred as film ma1ors ro Cal State
Long Beach Soller graduated last year and l·ahey " one class shy
of completin~ h1~ degree Employed by OCC a~ tclemedia
1echn1c1am. the tv.o have collaborated on a number of project .
They have produced a pair of mu!ltc videos and several
commemal\. One of the video~. created for the rock group
Pandoras, ha' heen .,hown na11onv.u.Je on MTV "Mark and I
reall} enJO} v.ork1ng together," f ahe) 'aid · lhc chem1~try ecms
to work bcc.1u'c we\.·e enJO\Cd 'ornc 'ucces.,
-R.• Joy~ Bodlovlch
K athcnne Bell needed a walk \he needed 11me to think.
She needed a plan ·
Al Bundy. the man 'he\ ,u,pectcd of killing six
Newport re\ldcnh. JU\I confessed tn her that he h.1d murdered 18
people, including C11y ( ounc1lman Mike Bu!lhe'I th is morning.
Kat horme had tncd to call ahc police with the information, but
once ,he 1den11f1cd herw lf a\ a reporter. she was told she could
onh t<1lk with the department\ media representatives, and they
h,1d t.1~en the d,1y off to pl.1~ in a ch.1n1y golf tournament
\11 Katherine walked out of rtle Arches
and into ah e lmght August sunshmc alone,
Al Bundy la\I l!Ce n lipping out the back
dom and hc.tding thataway on Old
~ewport Boulevard
\he decided .,he needed '>Orne peaceful
"'lltudc. '>O 'lhe walked across Newport
ORANGE COAST Boulcvdrd to Cattail Cove, a small
v.etl.rnd' '><>me env1ronmen1ahw~ arc trying
tn 'ave on I loag Ho!>p1tal\ property The
rca,on why .rnyone wa' trying to i.nve the 8EQIJ\L
by S/wral L•BMu ,w,1mp eluded Katherine a' ~he walked by
the methane ga'I burning contrapt10n in
the middle of the cattail.,
Mc.inv. h1lc, c.ir'> roared by on Pacific Coast ll1ghway, giving
< .1 11.111., Cm.e the feel of Jn industrial vacant lot. Dc~p1te the less
thJn 1dc<1I wnd1t1nns, Katherine was able to make a plan She
v.nuld 'anp b, ( ouncilm,1A Bushes hou e on the Penin .. ula .ind
'cc if Bund\ w,1, telling her the truth
BANG' At t1r"· K.11herine thought the o,ou nd came from the
(.ir h.u:kliring But then a small cloud o f dust kicked by her feet
foll11v.-cd h~ ,inothcr bang She looked up on the bluff and saw
the ~unm.111
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W ith treasure maps in hand and clad in pirate apparel, 50
children from the Christ Church Children Center of
Newport Beach, recently embarked on a three hour-long
trea ure hunt in the Back Day.
Tha is the i.econd year Steven Delacy, 24, a teacher at the center,
has ventured onto the path of the Back Bay to entertain hi~
student with a treasure hunt that la.,ts for roughly two miles.
"l vowed never to do thi'i ag:un. but here I am.'' he aid.
Del cy had been up 1nce 6 a m. ettang up the hunt for buried
trea ures, with mechanical keletons and shipwrecks dotting the
trails.
The children will get a few more surpri es along the way.
including a live swamp monster who will rise from the marsh
donning a skeleton mask, and, Delacy whispered, a cuba tank.
At the end of the journey, the youngster will have found all orts
of treasures, including a pouch of "gold" coins for each of them.
-By Annie boom•n
~··· ldllor Steve ......... 2-4321, .... 363
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Swashbuckler}.}. Conway, S, with map and sword in hand, sets
off in search of treasure with his fellow comrade •
Above, Youths from the Chur'h of
Christ Children Center embark on their
trea ure hunt. Left, Tommy Deli cu, 2,
takes a break with his mother Kathryn.
At right, skeletal remains of one pirate
in a thatched hut is part of the hunt.
Did YoulCliiW? -. -. -,·•.
In Nt'WpOrt Rtach: r he Avetl l·ananc11I 'crv1cc\ I owcr at
Newport Center i shown under com1truction in th1 Au . 27,
1970 photo. 'I he 16 story rcflcct1vc gla s building WMi
headquarters to the first antcrnational company to locate m
Newport Beach.
Up<>n reflection, yvu rou/J become 1 hi~torical writer of
1owerin1 rcput1tion by 1end1'n1 your h1~torical f1ct1 to Did You
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bv ahe Contlntntal LaW)'trs Title Co.,
'>11ntt1 An1
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I hJth 111 l\.rau Con}t
o 2AJ Palmtr, $21il,OOO, 10 1 ahw11h
nah l.yons
1!4l Onn1e Au. $267,000, 2 hcd·
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room, I hath 10 Peter Swift
l 144 Roch11trt St., $25S,000, 2 heel·
roum, I hath to JcHcry Pit lman
282 Mochttttr St., $285,000, J bed·
room 2 b1th to IC\'cn I lcdnck
o 347 Vista B•)•. $1~.000, 4 hcd·
room, 2 bath to J1ck l.11ht
o 385 E. llnd t., $395,000, 3 bed-
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a 2AJ5 Marstlllu \.\~ .• S2tll,.500, 3
t>cJroom ~ l>Jlh hl Jcr1hn Walter
o 179 Moa Dr , S"lO,Ollll to Mo1 1-
m11 P111n1
Ncv.-ron Uu'h o J Muir Ouch {'I., $1,810,000, 5
h.:Jri"•m. " "alh tu l>.•niAld Douahcr
10 Mom> Ba) Dr., St ,l.S0,000, 5
~dru•lm, 4 b•th 111 Yung,hcn Let>
o I Y Narbornr. S l ~00,()(X>, 5 bed·
room, ~ ti.Ith tu \u\.tn l·1clJ
I ( rnr-ood Dr., $431 .~~. tu
l\.t\tn Md rlhv .;
•~15 Gorham Dr .. St ,42~.UOO, S
bt'dwom, ' b.11h 11• l)o1\.1d Rod1h1u1h
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Co tn Me~o
An I h pant~ m•I~ da1m1n1 to 11•\C • iun rohbc1I 1hc: l'o1~1r hr I Hank hr1nch on I 16\t I 71h S1rcc1 t'l an c 111n.tltiJ U ,tHO I he man. v.ho v.orc dark
\UnJI• c\ 1nJ 11 v.hllt> t1nch1ll 'IJ'. told " 19 )Clr·old ft malr teller that he h11\f I &Un nnd would ll t' II If ht' tf1dn'I follow r11 10\ltUCllOOl The tt>lkr Wit
the t111T1 1W11ncn bt'cauw no tither cmplO)cc °' \'.lls&umcr -.ere , .. arc thll 1
tol>llt'ry 111r ' n prugrc lnvot1p1or1 111.crc unatlle to klcnhf\i the u petl't I•·
c1al future from a sul'\c1lbncc 11rc ttc~ u of the np an•f lauci ,,,e tell• • er 111IJ roh~c th•I he vc the hlt\'hcr hvc mar1.c,t .$2011111& • ltt>m \ v11h1cJ al SI, 14'0, 1ndud1n1 two v11k11\.t• c lie u:('ohlcrt 1n1t 1 canlt>ra,
11.crc 1t11kn rrom 1111 1par1mcn1 in lhc }(X} M11dl 11f We I Uay • A m n tole $40 from • tlf" bo~ •I Kuby', s~nJ~1~h Saloon ron Irvin AV•
cnuc fhc m•n •• dc9'r1bt'J •• a hlad1 male .,,ah 11n mputamJ k& lie 11· tcac:1tly loclk the llp money ""h1lc an 11t1c11.11111 Jurnrd 1u11unJ ht t h m • al• 'of water.
Newport Stach
A n111n cntt'rtd I• 1 bu n s II 257 an\! 4111 N~pou Cena 1 l)nvc,. and
pullt>d .. uKk chanae m b) tun.a for \'lf1ou1 11111011111 t•f chain 1nJ ~lllhl
Ina the lcs rcorlc ... Ctc:11rc;1I -11h • lot•I "' S~4t from the '"'' h)fCt •
A ~Jld n«klea: with • dtamond IU~lcd M f Oct Benz Ctnbkm, and twO
diamond m111were11tlMlnt from 1 MWMn'I tt.-1 It.ft unallcndcd Oil the bHd' °" 2Mll St T1111l It• 111-...1111,100
• •
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Here's a great buy
to cuddle up with
D on't ao to the Ncwpon Beach Animal Shelter unle you
plan on brinaina home a pet cause they are too cute and
.•hey are incredibly priced (S38 to ldopl, plu a S20 JPllY or
neutenna depo1it for pupt -vet visit included) ....
Shannon Kinaman hu worked there four
yean. She'• aeen pure-breds come in, but ahe
says ttley're qukk.Jy snapped up. . .
So if you mu1t have a pedigree 10 to Ben's
Plants and Pets -an odd name for a normal
place with Jood deal~ on dop (and other
U10ned cnllcr1). No puppy mill doss. He sell
Dobcrmans and 1heeherds for $400 -$100
cheaper than Russo s ....
Ben gave me a great deal on my ~hnauzer
Greta. She's beautiful. Just ask her.
0
You can find "in" Billabong book totes
starting at $20 at Corona dcl Mar Beach Club ..
Thi~ i the be t price I found. Eddie Bauer
------has n more expcn 1vc and more durable back pack for $40. . . . ,
Thi could take you for more than a day trip to find It '• made
from their own pccial fabric "Cordura" and looks like it would
last 11 long time ....
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Crown Hardware ells Malibu hght (the low voltage type for
lighting up your yard) for $29.99 ....
1his i such a good deal, more than $20 bucks cheaper than I
found them anywhere cl e. . . . ·
Ask for Bob Aydelottc if you go to the Crown in Corona del
Mar. This guy is a riot -and really helpful .... The ~tainle steel Plaza Tower at South Coast Plaza in C0tu Me a is nearing completion.
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I've looked around, and 10 get a really nice leather organ1.cer
you'll probably wind up paying around $100 ....
Key here is to go to Bcnchley's Fa hion Island. They'll
monogram 11 free and there's no need to come back and pick it
up -they'll deliver it to you. Nice ervice ....
Constructing a piece of .. art
For the really durable type of plastic fabric organizer, the best
bet is Loui Vuitton at South Coast Plaza (S 160). They la t till
the cows come home ....
MCM al S.C.P. wants $520 for their filo fax ized ver ion ....
Freeway Store manager Marty Vcrstappc said he never thought
he'd \CC uch low price on fox machines. He can \ell you a
Murata for $299 ....
Hempill at Fa hion I land ha a good !;election of men·~ tyle'>
(hke ta cled loafer on ale). They're 40 percent off
Check it out. .
0 Appointment of Newport, 1n Wc!itcliff Court, 1 having n 50
percent off ale. Some of their king \heet sets are $250 (my, my!)
Top of the line 310 count heets n1 Stroud \ are about that
much, and they're not on ale (What'c; the deal?) . .
Appointment manager Moniq ue Davy explained the fine
point) . The e are Egyptian cotton with a longer, finer \taplc
fhey're much softer (oh)
1 hey frel h~e butter (oh) ... ~he '1rnnded them to me . 1 hey did ()um')
If )OU \·r <'Omt aero s BnJ barialns or unu ual lttm , or If JOU
know of a rda//er who provldts nctptlonaf trvicts or quality ~
ure to ltt mt know. You can reach me at 497-9873. Or stnd a
fax to 6.Jl-5901.
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Volunteer Directory
..... Plclllc
fhf' Oprr.1 P.1<1fic C.u1ld Alh.tncr. .1
~upport gmu/> for Oper.i r.u11tc, h.i~ .t ~.d(t r.1ngt' o <>CtMllt"S f0< '>oluntl>crs from l.i~hng .1nd itulfing enw•loprs. 10 ~tJfltng
thr Clper.i shop, to being dorl'nb who
prrparr c"tldren .u Or.ing CcM\I \Choo!,
for wh.lt the\ ~•II \et' in .1n 1>pera For
1nform.ition. Cdll HO r~RA <;46 7 J721
The guild .1lh.:ince fNturt"\ 10 guild ~htch
r.inge from bridge .ind tmnl\ 10 org.inwng
the Oprr" B.lll the gr!'M1p s prenut'r soo.il
rvent on ""'"' 13 Thert' i) .ali'1 .1n
f'l!lf'Mt\.I" rduc.at1on "'nd community
ootrr.1ch progr.1m.
............ ---· Mtn .ind womt-n 01,.er JO >N" of olge.
h.ivtnK hvt'tf tn Or.tnge County for SI\
month) Jnd on tht> 1<>b for .1t lt'J\t lhrl't'
month\ .irr nef'd<"d to W"l'\>i' .n big
brothf'" or big Wt•f) for c:h1klren 6 16
from "ngtr JMrrnt ~ It rfltuir~ .11
Orte )t'.lr comm•tmt'nt of 4·6 hot.tr\ per
Wttlo. 10 .. ~ .u" rolr modrl r°'" th11d
Appl1<.1nb mu~ go throoltfi • M:rttntng
.1nd int "''rw process .u do thf' children,
.1nd rhons "'t' m.>d~ 10 comp.111hly m,\lc h
lht' '"11 r or lnl.\tm,1t1on l.111 5-4 1 'l77)
,...... .............. C8nlll'
fht' • olll'\>tCW ()c>wk>pmt•nt.il (t'Olf'r Ill
( a.t.i Mt~ nn'<I, \olun!l't''' "1 .1111 1n tht'
cl.h\tuom, "'°'"~pit. I •!surf! pr~r.im~,
lctl..ing 101dents to clt1~M'$ or a \\,1ll
N r<·t.Ht.11, ground\lt<'p1n~ .ind \lolllin~
ti t· < l1>th1ng \Ion• I nr mnr1• infnrm,\11on
• 0111 R1d1.ird Grt!\t·r .it 115 ~ S 1111\
fmlrollnmtll Nltn Center
Ttw ln\.ire>nmt·nt.ii ".11urt' ( t nu r 111
c .... p .. n 81•.1,h 1,1,111 h.1w 1 tr.uning ~·,\ton
ltw \t}lunrc-e~ on \\ <'ffnr.sclt\ trom Oct
i Oe<" I I from •1 .i m no•Hl \oluntl'NS
"'-Ill h•' lrJ•nt'd In 11•,lfl so!"nu~ tour and
""''_.. ..,rll(•11c,m h.1mJ~ on tour, tor school
1 l11lcl1f'n and other groo~ ... lso thert• •S .i
nt·t'fl for p!'oplc tu \\t crl and h1·lp
m.11nt,11n the Ct'Ott'f r llf 1nformalt0n «tll
tht• n.11ure centl'r .11 b4'i H41i'I .ind fud\
C11>luw <tt MS 26t.5
fh!' ( t nln tor f •m1ly { 1•un.,.·l•nli, 1
non proltt lotmwltng Cf'ntn •~-.1.111-.I
"''h thr YMCA ottd .1dtl•IH>n.tl IJOJrd
nwrnb<•f) .... ho mttl onr um~ .l month 111
pmvidt' <ommunity 'Upport .Ind d1rett1on
IOf ,,,.. ( l"nlN. Al~. thf' I en IN nt't!ti ..
1).1rt t•mt' '>olunteer 1n the C'\1"nin!;) .t• •
fC'( rpuoru~ for tnform.altt)(I, ( .. 11 c .. 111
fonunnoo .it 754·11••
If you hnr •n ilf'm for tit~ Volunt~t
Dif'Klory, m•il It to /Oii Fr'61Hon,
Vt>luntttrs «Jitor, JJO W. ••r t., < ost.i
A>ir A, CA 91621
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Servt·co Clubs
Ross to address Newport
Kiwanis on pension funds .
li.irry Ru.... will .,pcuk on 'Government ond Pm11tc Pcn\lon
Fund\" at th!\ week' New.port Oc:ath K1w. nis meetin H><lll) 11t
noon 31 < h ulcv lirown' (formerly the Reuben E. I cc), l unch i\
S IO for nun-member\ I he ~cpt ..3 pro ram will le tu re color rrc'-cnt.11mn of the " ,111onal P.trk-. and .t1ur.1l Wonder' of
Jtah ...
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rhc K1wuni\ Club or Corona dcl Mar will fe ature l(X'lll junior
h1jth t hool \IUdent pcalong lln lhe1r C~Changc lnp IO Q~,l\llki, J••P•'"· 111 thi' wed.\ tnl"l"ltntt. I h"-('JM K1wanl\ 'P' rNucJ the
tudcnh' trip to the .,l'ltCJ .en of Ncwrort Ucach I he mcctm• i'>
1 huNJ y t noon ut the D.1l11J ( minth111n \Jehl C 'luh on U.1y,1d
l>mc.
-C 'ompllttl b.r Jon ,.triu;on
Architect explores
the Plaza Tower
Years ugn when I Witted
I lorcncc, llaly for the f1r'1
time, it "a' \uggc .. ted that I
~a11 until the 1 .... 1 da)' of m> tnp to
tour the ( .1thedr.1I hy Bruneuc:h1
and Michelangelo known a~ "The
Duomo."
Stewart
Woodard
I would '>CC
tlll' 1ncred1ble
c:.1thcdral at the
end of .1 narro"
'trcct or '>CC 11\
un11.1uc dumc
lrom J d1,tJnt
h11l\ldC \.\-ell, t"I\
the time the la .. i
da\ mllcd .1round
I ~ .... 'o cxc:itctl.
th.11 \\hen I
tin.1lh .irnvcd at
th" f;lll\Oll\ Arch itecture \tructure. I wa a
ncnnu-, ~red.'
In<: an11c1pJt1on
grc\\ \\1lh c.u.h P·""lllS JJ) I mu't
tell \OU th.11 Ill) l \f\C\.'t,111on' ~en:
cumpktcl't' lult1llcd It '' trul\ J
magnilu.:cnt hu1ldm '.
l e,1\111g th1.. Pcrlormtng Art\
(enter after .1 pc:rlorm<1n(C la\t
\CJr, I f1r'1 '•"'' lhc te't panel of
the pr11p11,cd ~I 'tllf'} uf11cc ·
hu1ld1111.: 11, ,1,11nk" 'tccl .tnd
hr,,,., .. ,i...111 ll'.1~cr" \\ ,,., ~•lmo,t:;--
unl~ir tn tho"c \\Ondcring wha+-thc
Sp~uker ~en ice
\ n "'~ • f\ Ill.I '~ 1k.:1 ' hurl' 111 v.111 111lc:1 ltlt \f'l.tl.r1~ 111 n.1n-1uul11 11ruup
'l.trllnl' Ill \l ('ll nl"•'I
I or m•'I• 111f11rm.1l11•n fH to rtl\!l'l :. '"''"ft •. , a\i1tl;ilil·· '[lCJl.l'r\, lttll c;,,,. m1 I..' \II \mcrt• 1n .11 '11 .,:11~ I
Retirement plan ~cminnr
..... "l'e>R r 111 \t II r hl l'tcv.1,.m
UcMh •Jflt1\! of Sh llOt•n I dim.in lJmth
er' '' IJX•n .. •ru1r. 1 \l"m1n If on "l ump \um ll1\l1thutnm' I 11mi Rcttri:mcnt
l'lan\ II will t.tk< pl.11 e from 7 to I'
pm . Sc:pl ~ 11 thl· fl~all RcgCn•"V H111d, 1~-xJO J 1mh<11c:c Hl\J ·1n lntnc. ·
I rn• 11! di.u•'l' 11ul 1•1..-n 111 the pubh,, the ,,•n11n.ir '' 11nc 1•1 .rn nn11mn1 fin Ill· , ,JI '<·m111.11 M"rlt'~ I 1•r r. '"".th<>n' an.I
forth• r 1nt,11111o1t11l11, c~ll \\ l.'nJ\ \m lh 11
1 .. u•n11
I mp<>tent\ non~mou'
!"I "-1'01-tl Bl (II -lmri>tcnh ,\11ull\rrn1u~ •~ 11 "''" pr.•fit 01g•n11allon
fuurt1fr.I h1 •lt'W: Ui~ lhC' J1..1 no)I' an.I
lh'atrn, nh c•f 1mpn1en,c ,
\kd111g re hdJ 111, th11<I Wr1lnc~l I\ ,,r <" .. h m11n1h 111 the U11.t1d Room 1•1
111>.1 \km1111 1I I hl\f'tlal Prl,l'i)'tt't1.111
"IOI c:1t.1'<•tl llh.I , Imm 7 lO" pm ·~·lh f'Allrtrr~ lfC rn,tlll( 11~·J Ill II•
tcnJ I or llli1lilkmal inform11111n call I· 01144~·7 f>7
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EJCpenenc.d Attorney tlnce 1972 tt•R~ llMURY • Auto •nd motOf'cycte ecctdenta,
wrongfuft dNth, AWORKDa COMNWTIOll ·On th• fob Injury.
MD CCHl8ULTATIOll ·No reccMHy, no fee.
800-898-8589
final de ign would be. Then the
iitructure rose from the ground
and 1mmed1ately it ove r-whelmed
the ne.irby office towers, which
onl) added to our cxpec.1at1ono,
No" th<ll the -,1ru1.;ture I\ 90
pcr"cnt complete (I'm jUSt too
impatient to wan for 11\ ltnJI
Cl>mpletion) we all can mal'el at
'" eloquence and taste, rcnccted
tn the ftnal de-,1gn. I ha .. c ne .. c:r
hcen .1 ~rcJI admirer uf the
I m~er\ International An·h11ec1, cc: .. car Pelh/f-.A I.A In thl'i C.l\e,
he ' outdone himself. (I t..ecp
\\Ondcnng why onl)' notional
arch11ect') are elected for the
arch11cctur,1I jewels of Orange
C ount)) I 1rm' 'u1.:h a .. Lc;.,.,on /
Pomc" :\ I.A Jnd McClarJnd
\ .... quc1 A I A a\ "ell a' other-.
.ire more than C<tpahlc ot cqu.tl
competence
F mm ,1 J1,IJnlc, thl.' tower"
m.1gn1htcn1 111 '" rcOccti .. 1t).
e'pcc1.1lly tn the lath.r p.ut 111 the
d.t\. J1"1 the mere \Ile, l11111p.trl·d
111 llH: 11thcr '"u"1urc' in the
metr.1, 1' 1mprc'"'e I here ''a
llWJC~I~ abt1ut the dc,1gn th.11
de.uh ,t,llc' that Orange Counl\
h." trul) m.1turc:d, (at ka'I an
Jfl'h11ccturc It ,., hy far the ml>1ot
'nphl\lllJtcd Jc,1gn an the nl.ln)
n.1mplc., ot high ri\c dc"gn 1n
111\,er' in OrJn~I.' l1)unty l c;•,1\C II
111 the Jc\clopl.r. the; S1:gcr\trum
1.1m1h. to .11"·')" p111"11lc the
ll·.1tl1ng edge of clq:.1nt'-'·
Guurd traininA
I ll, tr.iintng 111 be .1 <'.• 111 I\ of11c,·c •~ 11lk1~.i 1hrough tht: Or rn1 r (111101\ Prt•
\ 1t. tn.Ju\lf'\ Coun~11 \t.tJ nh "'II t 1kc
• I :n hour l••ur c 11 th• \r, 1l n \ :.d·
l"m\ Of l'u"lt( \lid\ \<t\ I l ~llllf I tv. , hrC',lltn~ h.itlVll\ ~~ J lc.:.U I
I 01 ni<•r~ 1nrum1at1on 'all I ... r.-1 -4" l . Oil" I
Lntt.• rcgi-.tration
< O\ l A Ml \ 01;1, •'f: C rnl\I <"••I·
k 'C'·~ lall 'tmc•tcr hc:~3n \11f 19 t-u1
rct:l\llloll11•n for I.ate •t;irtm~ ' .1 •C' 11>111
get unJcnuv the ,.,eel. t•f \ug 9 Ncul\
J hunJrt1l uf the d.l\\l'\, tndu1l1ng 11 "· ~1m1pu1cn anJ m11rkc1tng ire olfcr\'J
lh°t,hlr.1h11n fnr latC' •t11111n( cJJ \\:S
-..111 N'Jtn 1•n 1 Ut ,J.1\ \ui;, ~nd f''
until I ml.i\' \ h 11 tltt O C \,lmn· ~hlll\ Ofh 4 I h1 'i'lllH' ,, <ll'U Ir 11'\ I\
Im lo 1 J'! m
1,11 mMc 1nlormilt10n , II fl2-~77.?
Election 1>nl1)
I hl Rcpubhan \• ..: 1alc\ 1•l Or1tn
( 11unrv in\llC\ vou "' 1'''" lh<"m 111 th• u
\ ,, "'" <11 1 1c"'''" "'' ~ 11" .... ,h ,re.
"'ot that the tower '' perfect.
I .ir from 111 I here arc 'IOm1.;
glaring de\1gn clement\ that one
hJ\ lO 4UC\l IOO f he 1des of the
tower, the rear cle .. a11un, the
"rccc:'>\Cd" band near the top ti; ol
the structure <tnd a veil weak
cntran1.:c (cump;.uc:d to.the on~tn<il
de..,1gn1. arc JU"t a few nl the
4UC:\tllltl\
T he tv.o '11dc.., of the tm~cr
;ih,<1lutch Jail .ip.1rt when
'comp:m:d tu lhc ·pruml\c' ol the
lrnnt elc\<itmn It.., u' 1f. on\.c the
prim.ti) dc,1gn wa' e'tahll\hcd.
the \Ilk' JU't 'nmc·hov. got there
"' .1 "dri.tlhm.tn in the b<tcl..
room " I he rear clc:\almn h C\.Cn
wnr\l' It\ J\ If 11 were Jc:tcrmincd
1hat -.1e"'ing the -.1ructure from the
<-'i tree\\ay and 405 JU't wa\n't
1mpnrtant!
\\ h\ didn't thcv UHi' the CUf'\C:d
l•lllh1:UrJl1on th,11 W,I\ ~o
'u~· .. c"lul .11 1hc lront ol bu1ldln.i
tu th" ck\,1tmn ' I he honLonrnl
rccl"''cd Ii.ind ( 41 11,1<1r trom the
top t1>0l..<, capric1ou' .ind wmpletc'>
-...11h the tnp ti11nd , \\'h11:h "\Cf)
'ul ... e"lul to thl m crall 1..1101..1.!pt
It' 100 liad th.11 1l1c m1g111.1I
dc"' •n "'th .1 marhlc d.1d l'nlran1..t' "ii' not incorporated tn the final
hu1h.lrn~. It really added u
"nnuerful "counter pomt .. tu the
J?.rllUOd lc\:cl.
\\ h.11 re all} tli,turb., tlm writer
'' tht: mcrt'd1tilc m1,,ed
11pportuni1~ th.11 lhc dc,elopcr had
.... 1 su,,t s. n John "i(\lll(I r I h• C\'C:nt
" he: mg hct.t 1>n "-cdnc~ll\ ·\u :I\ "' lhr \ ill.111t Crean, 1111'1 M ' Dr in
S1nt.1 \nio I lc1ghl\, Hu\IOl'' Jll11r " re·
quc.:•lrJ h1t.>J n~ ii rw-ho)I h.-r v.111 be
tn mal...tng a major contnbution to
the entire metro 1one The
parl...inp \tru1.:1ure, even though
de 1gnc:d well , 'hould never have
heen con•Mtallcd atime grade.
Ye . 1 am \Urc that crnnom1cs
pl.1yed a h1g h.1nd tn the final
dec1 .. 1on. or ma\.he a high v.ater
tJhk" -
'Wh.u 1s dl\turbang •~ tbe pace
hould ha\e heen plJnned a a
major pJrk fur .tll of u In fact.
the entire metro an:a b "car
friendly" nor pede tnan oriented
l he offo:e people a' well ac; the
mght people u'tng the Performing
Art' Center. the uth Coa t
Rcpcrtul) I heater and the man)
re!.t rnrant' that penneate the area
ha'c n1\ place to go, e-ccept into
the cur and hit the free"a~
T here could ha .. e been par!...
l'incc:rt~. i.pecial \hows such a
··un., on the green," e.xhiblls,
Chn"ltma' celebrations etc etc
People could JU"t enjoy the pace:
jU't tu ~troll l'f have lunch in a
parl.. cn,1mnmcnt. [~,en more
1mportan1 11 would hit\e made the
'trm:turc cn·n th.ll more
import int It "ould h.iH' been the
trut' 1..cnkr of <.>ran!lc ( l>UJll).
l •1'.11.. "h t Ccntrul Part.. mean~ 111
that l.'11\
l 'en though 11'., a great
hu1ld1ng.. ~onw11mcs 'P•H'.'C 1s more
unportant
."ilt't+Brt Ooodard, .I.A., Is a
\t"MpOrt B~ach archltttt.
oflc:rcJ
R S \ I' I >r n· f'\..tllOn\. 45!i·08QO
\l'nd 1ttm• uf 1t1ttrr t to Bullfl#I
&Mini. .no "· B.tJ ·1.. Cofta MtH, ,1617.
FREE ADMISSION ..... ...,,.. ......
REVOCABLE LIVING TRUSTS
ISM 11E UW .-J E.T • MfTll
II tma 111111 At
MAIMTI COlllTYAllJ
16025 Brookhurst. Fountain Valley
Wednesday, September 4
1·00 pm & 700 pm
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RESERVATIONS 848-6499
~ requhd W *-ol ...._
e.cMCta MO 000, not M00.000 ~
Joint tenancy doee not ~
ptoOetlt Md Clfl ,..,. In ..
p8Y"f*1l of UIW leC I IW) Income tu
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Newport weekly endures
business-~edi~ graveyard
By Russ Loar
SUI! wr..
S eemingly npe Orange
County has proved
unfn.iitful for many
business publications, but the
Orange County Business Journal
is a survivor.
Although the 13-year-old,
24,000-circulation tabloid has
tn.iggJed to find profitability
since changing owners and
formats two years ago, it has
avoided the graveyard populated
by such failed publications as
Executive Magazine, Orange
County BusinessFirst and
Business to Business.
The timing of the current
recession, which ha hit the
media particularly hard, couldn't
have been wor e for Kansas
City, Mo., real estate magn ate
La rry Bridges, who spent more
than Sl miJlion to acquire the
Business Journal from founder
Marsha Marengo in August
1989.
'W But CH~n in e're still a the face of a young weakened . . economy and publication, a high .
and we 're turnover In
going to both management continue to and staff, the
grow at an Newport
extraordinary ~~~~:~~:sed
pace for the Journals next couple of revenues have been on the years . I upswing. ___ _. Although
Publisher Publisher
-------Richard
Reisman won't release financial
figures . source estimate the
paper's revenues arc ave raging
about $125,000 a month, up
about 70 percent from 'its slump
du ring summer 1990.
Reisman says all Indicators
are pointing up. The }Qurn1l,
which has about 6,500 paid
ubscribCr , is trying to convert
its free subscriptions. Reisman
estimates the publication is
adding about 600 paying readers
a month, and he is optimistic
about the pace of improvement.
"Sports lllustrited went for
more than 10 years before it
became profitable, then it
be~u,1e greatly profitable,"
Rei man sayc;. "We're sttll a
young publication, and we're
going to oontinue to grow at an
~xtraordinary pace for the next
couple of years "
former owner Marengo
believes the Journal s new owner
and hand·picked Publisher
Charles Heschemeyer, former
editor of the Denver Business
Journal, got off to a shaky Btart
whe n virtually all of her former
employees either resigned or
were fired in the first few weeks.
"I don't know why they did
what they did," Marengo says.
"We were making more than SI
mill ion a year in ad sales. If they
had kept our original sales staff,
they'd be doing all right now."
H eschcmcyer left the Journal
in June 1990. He wa~
replaced on an interim basis by
Paul Schwartz, a friend of
Bridges d1spa1ched from Kansas
City. Reisman, forme r director
of marketing with the Orange
County edition of Los Angeles
Time~. came on 003rd last fall.
The Bu~inc~ Journal i now
on its third advertmng director,
Ile; ccond circulation director,
11' second editor and its third
manag ing editor 'iin~ the
ownership change. Shortly after
Reisman came on board, he
hired forbc~ business writer
Rick Reiff as editor. Reiff was
Jl\O formerly part of a reporting
team 1n Akron, Ohio, that won a
Pulitzer Prize. Reiff replaced
Mike Stone, who continues to
work for parent company CBJ
Associates, which also owns the
Los Angefes and San Diego
buc;iness journals.
There has been some turnover
on Rciffs 10-person editorial
taff thi year, including the
re 1gnation of two managing
editor , a research director and
the paper's two most-senior
reporters. .
R eiff, pu hing for better
busine reporting, sent
several of hi.s editorial staffers
back to school to attend business
clas cs at UCI during their off
hours.
"We're stre ing continuing
education," Reiff says. "The
people here are all good
reporters, it wa just a matter of
giving them more business
cxpertjse."
Building a strong editorial
product is only part of the
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Business Journ1f s battle, if the
experien·ce of Busine sFirst is
any indication.
"We had a product that wa
an artistic success, but
unfortunately wa not a business
success," says Chuck Loos,
former editor of Bu inessFirst.
"I think the market 1s not an
easy one. One of the difficultie
business publications face in
Orange County today is that
they are trying to cover the
county as a single market, and
that may not be the case."
The competitive Orange
County media market also
presents a formidable obstacle
to financial success.
"The Orange Cou nty Business
Journal has a real challenge in
the form of the Lo Angeles
Times and The Orange Counry
Regi tcr," say Steven Churm,
publi her of Orange County
Metropolitan. "Tho e bu inc s
~~ptdo
Orange County Business
Journal publisher Richard
Reisman (left) isn't worried
about past f a.ilures by
business-oriented publiations
or competition from business
sections in daily newtpapers.
The journal,. (a recent copy of
which is shown above) is
"written for business people
to read at their pl ace of
work," Reisman sajd.
sections have improved greatly.
The key to the i.urvivab1lity of
the Business Journal is to do a
better job than tho c two
publication , which both have
better resource . "
With the acqu1 1t1on by
Bridge • the Journal switched
fro m biweekly to weekly
di .. tribution and adopted the
de~ign of its sister publications
in Lo' Angeles and San Diego.
which 3rc both profitable. Los
Angeles Bu me'> Journal Editor
Steven Ludwig and San Diego
Bu~ine Journal Publisher Pat y
Venuti both attribute the
ucce~s of their publications to
in-depth coverage of local news.
R eisman believes the
niche-oriented Journal will
wm over subscribers and
adveru~rs. stung by a h1 tOI') of
bu\lness pubhcat1ons that sold
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Busineu Journ1I cnaagcd in
some selec1ive dascounting
during the early months of its
new ownership, according 10
current and former account
executives, but they say it bas
achieved more rate integrity in
recent months.
•we're not a con umer
publication. The Times and
Register are acneral-interest
consumer publications reaching
a mass audience, whereas the
Orange County Business Journal
i\ a trade publicauon," Rei man
ays.
Unlike other bu inc s
publications that have come and
gone, the Journal 1ppears to be
wclJ capitalized. Bridges,
,president of real estate company
E.xccutjve Hills Inc., is one or
the Kansas City area's largest
commercial developers. His
banker, Frank Morgan, is said to
be the most powerful
bu incssman in Kan a City.
But like many other
developers, Bridges has had
d1fficultie , including a split with
former busine partner Ted J.
Ehney Jr. ~nd related loan
problem .
Bridge~ wa\ believed to be
fielding purcha c proposals for
the Orange County Bu~ine s
Journal in I 990, a source in his
orga nization says , but talk of
CBJ selling the paper has incc
died down.
Bndge did not return calls to
be interviewed for this article.
T he Journal' previous sales
manager tind part owner.
Paul Marengo, believe\ Reisman
1s now on the right track.
Marengo, who left his pos1t1on
a~ ales manager after the
Journal changed hand , says he
was caJled in th1\ pring to give
the adverti ing 1aff a seminar
on "how to do sales -the old
way."
"What they've lo t 1s the
office product retailer . They
were our trongc t advertiser ,"
Marengo say "A lot of our old
adverti'lcrs have gone to other
media."
Up The Ladder
Gordon Tlpptll ha\ hccn named
chairman of f&lylor Woodrow
Home U SA I ormcrly the
pre 1den't and chairman of
Newport Oeach based Taylor
Woodrow Home Cahforn1a Lid.
and Taylor Woodrow Homes
Nevada Ltd., Tippell will be
replaced in hi'i prcviou po Ilion
by Richard Pope, who was
promoted from \:ICC president and
regional manager.
0
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amaban, formerly on executive
with Tran p clfic Development
Co • ha41 ~en named n le ina ind
marketing vice pre\1dcnt in
Newport Be. ch for Tua -bucd
PM Renlty Group In thi po 1tion,
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markellng Newport Center·, 1.4
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S•lior Editor TJ Hdchlm• ... !• 12M,
Marital harmony
fine-tuned in time
A fter a lifetime together, Old
Married Couples resemble
one another. She acquire
his juttina jaw, and he takes on
her near-sipted squint. Both
share the same wide &rins and
rounded tummies. It's not a mirror
imaae but a marital reflection.
II it possible
that thinking
alike, eating
partner5 fi&ht lyina down on their
comfortable recliners. lt'1 easier 1
on the back and you get more '
circulation in your head for ,
remembering all your grievanca.
It's abo refreshing to-have .a pol Of
cofree and cookies at your elbow
to keep your strenath up.
You won't find an old pro
stalking dramatically out into the
night to simmer down. It's just •
easy to stalk into th~ next room -
slamming the door as a finaJ
comment.
,.
alike, and voting
alike gh-es a man
and wife an
uncanny
resemblaoce?
One thing we do
know, veteran
partners can read
each other's
minds as clearly
With aJI their domestic 5killl.
couples are ttll clumsy enouah to
step on each other's punch lines
-or fini h each other's sentences. •
ThlS lS worse than grabbing the •
last ucculent morsel from a
M.wtMlf'll'.,.,...
Tag Taggart, 79, far left, leads the exercise clut at the Newport Villa Retirement Home.
Exerd1ing with Taggart are Rusty Hadley, 69, Erne Winters, 79, and Hazel MacMinn, 79. Below,
Ethel Hughes, 87, stretches during the dan. Taggart volunteers to teach ex~rcise. ,,
Exercise stretches quality of life
S omehme durina my school days I recall
a health teacher tating that there are
three things essential to our physical
well·bei11g.
They are: 1) good nutrition; 2) rest and
sleep; and 3) exercise. Jn our society, eating
and sleeping are very popular, but
unfortunately exercise seems to be neglected.
This neglect is particularly true among our
enior citizen . The Council or Physical
fitness tell us that only eight percent of
American. SO year and older exercise
vigorou ly enough to promote their heart
health.
Members of the Costa Me a Senior
Citliens Advisory Committee arc triving to
find ways to encourage our seniors to give
exercise its rightful priority in their every day
lives. The commillce was created to advise
the City Council on i sues that affect the
emor population. And we believe that the
need for exerci c is an important i ue.
An e1Ccrc1 e program of 30 minute or
more daily, umang no pecific medical
rcstnct1ons, can have excTtmg benefits to
help u to a belier quahty of life. It can help
us reduce f atiguc and tension; gain more
energy; improve mental outlook; improve
agility; help ward off anxiety; help keep our
independence longer; and help you sleep
belier, look belier and feel better.
A IWO·pha e excrci e program i
uggc ted, beginning with Phase 1,
conditioning excrci e of tretching,
Oexib1hty, breathing and trengthening, for
perhap 10 minute or longer. This 1s
de igned to keep muscles and JOint loo e
and trong. Pha c t"o I!. a ustaincd
e~erc1 e, 20 minutes or more, to keep the
cardiovascular system strong, such as
walking, biking, swimming or whatever you
enjoy most, taying within your personal
limitations. Finding the activity most
enjoyable to )OU will give you the incentive
to stay with it.
It may be de 1rable for man) emor\ to
carry out their cxerc1 e program on a '
"do-it-your!.elf ba is" in their own home
environment.
Lawn bowling offers a very incxpcn ive
t:nJoyable outdoor activity, providing mile
exercise, enjoyable recreation and good
fellowship. Beginning Sept. 12 at 10 a.m.
each Thursday for nine weeks, Coastline
Community College 1s offering a free class in
lawn bowling. For more information call
Coastline at 751-9740 (ctn !. number 9322}
An important point to remember i that a
daily e~ercilic program 1s not ju t a helpful
hobby for older people. But rather i a
neces!.ary activity for the quality of life -we
de ire. Let' give it the priority 11 ment
Tag Taggart is • mtm~r of tbt nlor
Citizen Adt>lsorr committtt for tht city of
Costa Mt •· Ht •I o ttachts utrd t clas t
for stniors • • •oluntttr.
WARNING
a if they w~re
set in large type.·
This stems Crom
thousands or
hours mooitonng their spouse's
predictable brain waves, the
zigs·and·zags and sudden reversals.
Marital ESP 1s a great help in
knowing when your bridge partner
1s about to trump somebody's ace,
but what about the sacred secrets .
in your life you'd rather not
reveal? Like your real age? Or
your real hatr color? Living w1ih a
mind reader 1c; terribly constncttng.
HO\\lever, 11 keep all those
octogenanan swmgcrs on the
!.traight and narrow Extramantal
affairs Virtually vantSh after ninety
Old Married Couples have
1mplifted a number of dome Uc
problem!>. Take the classic tiff.
they've made 11 far more efficient.
Instead of all tnat ycllin& and
crockery .. ma h1ng. mature
pou e's plate.
Many of you will be surprised to
team that some of these veteran
lovers have been awarded a chest
full of medals for courage beyond
the calJ of duty. One of the highest •
honor for husband i the Macy
01 ungui hed Service Cross for
\'Oluntcenng to go shopping with
)Our wife. Few men exhibit such
tamina as a, spouse fighting his !
way throuah an end-of-the-month·
ale. Women in combat arc a
formidable foe
As an Old Married Lady who's
had her ~hare of 10\/e's JOY5 and
pratfall , I offer one tip for a
lasting marriage Never go Jo bed
mad. Better to hunker down on a
lumpy sofa and make your mate
feel like a beast He -won't send
you ro-;cs, but you'll get custody of
the TV changer for a whole
week.
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Co-dependents need
to examine priorities
I f you often make excuses for
someone else to other people
-if you spend inordinate
amounts of time thinking about
what your partner or mate thinks,
docs or feel -if your '
sclf-impo ed mi ion is to make
him (or her) happy whenever he
(or she) is sad.
or ......
AlllZI
Family
Counseling
In short, if you
arc an expert in
taking care of
everyone else but
yourself, you
quality as a
"co-dependent."
Tuo weeks
ago, I wrote
about how Mary,
Carol and
Marlene each live
life trying to
achieve an
impossible goal
-trying to
control a man
whom he perceive\ to need
"\tra1ghtening up."
lallt week, I wrote about why
co-dependents rescue others
(hecause they don't feel
good-enough about themselves)
.1nJ how the fir'it 'itep toward a
healthier relat1on~h1p 1~ a little
,c1f-analy~1s.
Come up with a plan for llfo
without your partner. I <,uggested.
I h1' will he more likely to keep
vou married and or healthier
than anything else you could do.
Becau'e it'<; only after you bcgm
tn focu\ on yourself, and feel in
tnuch with your own potenial tha t
vou1 rl'lat 1oni.hip even has a real
chance of ~ucceeding for the long
haul.
It can be a freeing experie nce
tor you tn eve n think about a life
tha t you cJn make happen your\clf
-c-.cn 1f vou never, ever cho~e to
put yllur pian mtu action
It ,., ,11,0 truly liberating to g1\C
your partner hack the
re,pom1ti1ht\ for his ow-n life .
I I k'll k.irn to lo\C vou for 11 if
he\ fL.tlh )'0Uf man)
the next \tep toward reCO\el)
Imm "co-dependence" 1\ to define
\our own per!>onal houndanc~
'"1thin )Our existing rcli1t1onsh1p
rov.ard this end. lhinl. long and
hard about that which you are
trnl\ rc,pom1hlc for That which
vnu lhome rn tal.c the _
rc,pun,1h1lll)' for. (Remcmhcr to
think in term' of \Pur <mn '''UC!.
-not hls.)
Psychologists often recommend
that self-diagnosed "controllers"
or "co-dependents" actually write
down two lists -one which is
headed with the entenee, "I am ·
responsible for -~· and the
second, headed by the entencc, "I
am not re ponsible for -".
T hrough Mary's own re'covery
process from "co-dependence"
on her alcoholic hu band, her first
list included things like "I am
responsible for my own health -I
am responsible for preparing my
family's meals" etc.etc ..
On her second list, he wrote, "I
am not responsible for how much
my husband drinks -l am not
required to make excuses for the
consequences of his abusive
drinking" etc. etc.
Psychologists also recommend
that excessive controllers learn to
concentrate on their own feelings.
Take a few chances and talk about
yourself instead of about him -
with him or even with somebody
else.
"Co-dependent" Carol is a
woman who lived in fear of her
husband's mood swing . In h.tr
recovery, she's learned to express
her feelings firmly and honc-,1ly
and directly to him.
She's warm and loving -when
he's warm and loving. And
although !>he still ~laps into old
patterns once 1n aw h1lc, when he
has one of his "temper tantrums,"
she no longer reacts. She stay
quiet or leavei..
H is outbursts have diminished
because he no longer get' a
reinforcing response.
E ven poor Marlene, who had
allowed herself to be
victimized by her boyfricnd'll lack
of comm11 men1 to anythmg other
than \.\hat he wanted to do, ha<;,
come around ~ome.
She\ finall) decided to go back
to <;chool anvway and to not wall
.tn~ longer "until my rela11on'>h1p
ha'i straightened out."
''..faT). Carol and Marie ne arc
e.i~h lc.uning to allow themsclve~
tu heulmc a priority in their own
li"e'
\\ hu:h " not a bJd thing for
an>onc Seine!> partner' arc al-,o a
tiurdcn to live with
/Jr. Lind• Algazl is a counselor
Mith Algazi FamilJ' Counseling Jn
Corona del Mar.
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Easier program can
be more beneficial
I n u quality cxercase program,
there arc two distinct
workouts. Both of these
workouts are excellent yet meet
different needs of the individual.
Leon
Skele
Personal
Fitness
'I:he first is
the "easy"
workout, this
type meets the
person's
psychologica I
needs. The
exercise will
seem easier
there will be
less effort and
the feeling is
one of
euphoria. There
is phy iological
progre s being
made but not as
)1gnifican1ly as the more
~trenuous workouts bccau!>e the
bo<ly doe~n't have to put in a
much effort.
J"he '>CCOnd workout IS harder
and even though the greate t
amount of phy'iiological progres
" being made during this time it
may cause ~1scouragement. We
should not feel this way, because
the body has to work harder.
cnu'iing more muscle fibre
recruitment, more use of ATP,
more need for oxygen, more
hody fa t hurned, and
con'lcquently greater progre~s.
1 heo,c ''hard" workout •
howcH~ r. do take more
determination and dbcipline
I he com1stency of e'erei'c
through the "greater effort"
worl..ou11o allow us to make the
progre.,., we desire. The late
Georgt: Allen, a fitness
enthusiast and con tant winner
throughout his life wrote the
following·
WHAT I A WORKOUT?
Health Editor TJ Hukhlnlon .. .540-1224, ext. 366
I( you find a workout mor-e enjoyable, you may be more determined to stick with it.
A workout i 25 percent
per piration and 75 perce nt
determination. Stated another
way, it i one part physical
exertmn and three part'!
c;elf-di cipline Doing 11 1'.'I easy
once you get started.
A workout make'.> you belier
today than >Ou were yesterday It
'trengthen' the body, rcla,~6 the
mind, anc.J toughen'! the p1rit
When you work out regularly,
your problem\ d1m101sh and your
confidence grow-,
A workout " .1 pero;onal
triumph O\.er la1inc'>S and
procra,t1n.1tmn II " the hadgc of
a winner the m.irk of an
org.rn11cd. gn.11-oncntcd pcr<,on
A workout is a personal
triumph over laziness and
procrastination .•
who h." taken charge of Im. or
her. dt:,tin)
A workout i'> a w 1c;c u'e of
11me and an 1nvc,tmcn1 in
e'cC!llence It 1 a way of
prep.inn~ for hfe"c; challenge'>
.rnd pro\ ing to ~our~elf that you
ha\c what it take' 10 do what i
necessary.
A workout " a key that help~
unlock the door to opponuntt)
• md 'ucccs<;, Hidden \.\1thin c.1ch
of U'> 1<1 nn extraordinary force.
Phy,ical and mental fitne s arc
1hc triggers that can release it.
A workout is a Corin of rebirth.
when you finish a good workout,
you don't simply feel better.
YOU I· E::.EL BE'TTER ABOUT
YOURSFLF.
o ju41t remember to stay
d1 c1plincd. he com1 tent tn rour
workouh nnd the progress you
want will come
LttJn ktlt I profe or of
ph_, lea/ ttluc•tion ., o,..ngt
Co• t Coll~ and owntr of L«>n
kelt' Htaltb Club for Womtn
In Ntwport Btach and C.llfornl•
Co• t Club port Fitntss
Ctnttr In Jrvin t .
The mammogram: A decision to examine
Y bu ve JUSt turned 40, you
nur~ed both of your k1dci
who are now al mo't grown,
and your doctor
recommend!> that
you begin having
yearly
mammograms
You agree. at
your age, 11 " a
good idea to keep
a clo e eye out
for cancer
Jn .idd1tmn, 1f
you refuse. you
------JU'il might anger
H Ith your phy\lc1an ea who believe' Update 'trongly that th"
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I he prohlcm w11h 1h1!1 -.ccnario thl\ invc tmcnt is never hrougtli thm1,,1nd, .i fort~ percent
1~ th.11 there "' no dccl\1011 m.1k1ng up. mud1 k~., compared with ruluct1(111 nf .i rather small Tl'>I...
prtX'C\\. Like no,,ing )llUr teeth. II "up-\ldC .. The thinking liCCm ... lo I '·') "pt"...ihk." hCCJU't' II ha!>
1' .1 foregune rnnclumrn th.iL he · 11 might help. 11 lert,11111~ c.1n't llC\er hecn proven 'th.It the early
women over forty 'hould h.1vc the hurt · c..dlular c.hange~ dctc:ctcJ h)' the
mammogram I ct', Jraw the anJlo~" of the mammogram "c1lway!>" progre '\to
Dr Da\Jd 1:-dd .... \.\hll d1rccl\ the 'uxl..hr11kcr .ind the 111\C\tor I he c.1ncer It could he th.it many of
(enter for I lealth Pnlu:v .11 Dul..c ln\C\tor look-. to the )lt)\;l..hmker the c early changeli nrc rc\erscd
L niHr\lt), hJ<, \tarted to .t'>I.. '0111L for .1dv1,c on hi., '""c:'tmcnt. hut hy the ~l<ly', immune ~'tern, or
pt11nted 4ue,ti1rn' reg.ird1ng the he woulJ rarely in\e"lt in a <;tock that the'>e change' 1mpl~ do not
'c1cn11f1c ha"" of man> ol our Y.1thou1 ~ume tr.tck record of the pro(tre'I' n often as 1 a~'umed.
medic;.,11 pr,ICllle\, parllllJl,uh thl' COmfl.10\ .ind the up ,1nd down w e will likely ne\l!r I.now lhl!I,
hencllt\ of .1 ce11.11n rmLctlurt• \Ide\ of the de.ti In mcd1cine. bcCJU\C whcnc\er thc-,e ( np red t() It' n.•t"1lt1·1I I ir how-eH r. the do" n'>lde of 1he1,c OJ ii I""' .. ' I ch.1ngc' .ire dl'>CO\ercd h' the h"rm \Crccnmo pnxcdurc' i• rnrel . 1f " · o ' mammn8r.1m, they art 1mmed1.itel) Patient'> m.11..e c1n '1mc'>tment" nt'r. cum1dcruJ trcJtcd
I Procedure lnnl 0 In women from 40 It> "0. the 11 J 'crccning , ... ,.inc. I l11wcver. giving the
for a degenerative d1<iea .. e mammogram m.1y reduce lhe mammcwr.im the benefit of the
1lt> "Ver the th'nk n > hrcJ\t c.1m:cr de nth rate from 5 " ,-w.. • 1r 1 1 g 1 doutit (that thc'c e.1rly change~
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On the "down"Je." there I'> .1 l
out '\O churu:c ot a "f .tl'e pt1\lt1ve
te\I" where the mammogram
11i.1ke' .1 ml\tnl.e and 1nd1c.lle\
cin<:t. rou' ch.toge w h1ch would
lctrtf) lllO'>I \Hlfl)t n fllc<;C women
then mu't undcr~n a biopsy which
al'o cuuhl tt nder a .
)et·to·hc determined "fal'>c
pm1tiH: • reading .ind pcrhap'> an
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ph}'Khtn t1mt., and thc1t " a une
nut (lf .1 m1lhon th.um: th.it the
r.11.l 1a11on required for the
flldfllm111r.rnl IC\I will 1t\cll generate a c.wc:cr.
If you'v be •n OVf're..ittng or Nllng the wrong
food~. our cnmprt•ht•n1,lvc weight
mJn,1~mr.nt r>rugr.irn Clln twlp yuu, Wt• off •r
thf" mt.d1t:al .and p ye holng1t.,I '"'"'<tis
1 he p<.>int of thi., dt '\Cu\ ion "'
lllll to er111c1Le the USC of the
murnmogrnm, but to examine 'the
dc<;1,ion making prnce~s of boah
phy"cinn., und pat1cnu
What cJoc<c a phy 1ci:1n. who "'
Ill Cllt hu\l,l'i{IC. \U ppurter of the
murn1l1ogrJm, 'JY lo the mfurmcd
""'mmn. "'ho 1ot.t1c\, · I think l will
pai.'i nn the mammogt m. hur I 1m
~ert.u nly goin to rctlucc the fat in
my t.111:1. incrc.a'c my intake of
Bct.1· irotcnc Vat min 'T "
Vitam111 "f.,' and keep my'
cholc'>terol lc"cl , lov. .,
n~ ry to rmolve th und<'rlyinK 1 'U•~
• Cnmplr!r rti~1c.1I Wot!.: up
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-., AM Mme.' Friday after
\lllwilll a allele pracntatiOn of tlle latllt European collections .
... Marte lrhO, CEO and
c:Mirman ot I. Mapin,
,...-~..---. presented the show following
an eJepnt
luncheon in th,e
Fuhion Island
store.
Or,
~rybody
might show up
• at a future
..
event in red.
That's hot and
-so is gold.
-----Fashion-Society forward Ginny ~r
-----watched the
abow wcarin& a plaid blazer
trimmed in gold over a black
amt. (A briabt blazer over black
ia the very botteat.)
"U you can only get one thinf
for fall mike it a bright blazer,'
aald Bnvo.
Watcben also included Nora
Heseer, Peay Cioktwater Oay,
Martha Green, Nancy Hill,
Candke Schnapp, Cathy
Lowden, Maria Crutcher, Pat
Alen, Carol Wiiken, Margaret
lidaudson, hrbara Roppolo
and the lone male viewer Bill
Mitchell, Irvine Co. VP.
"I love the plaid jackets that
arc sequinned," said Mary Dell
lart&ouru, stunning in a
gold-trimmed orange suit with
gold hose and shoes. (Gold
shoes for daytime is lN.) Sandra
~ nid she thought the
denam done with a Chanel style
WIS good looking.
Other looks: zippered styles,
beaded chenille, quilted leather
jackets, pleated skirts, platform
~t-~ Viewing the IMett ,........ • a thow at I Magnin were, from left,
NMcy Hill, Maltha Gnet1 Md Cathy Lowden.
~~'Nat
At left, Bill Mitchell and Barbara Roppolo chat, while, at right,
Rose Marie Bravo, left, and Peggy Goldwater Clay tallc about the
f ash Ions shown at during the morning event.
shoes and coats galore -
officer, duffel, oversized, trench
in taffeta and sahn.
0
A WELCOME
RECEPTION -Many of
th~ lunch bunch (leaving
with bottles of Versache'a new
perfume) had only to go next
door for their next social
engagement... fhe Islanders
held a membership reception at
Rex Restaurant.
Founders at the luncheon
Mary Lou Hornsby and Mary
Ann Wells joined
fellow-founders Christine
Perricone, Adrienne Brennan,
Billur Wallerich and Susan
Chandler in welcoming close to
15 women
Explaining the new groue.
Wallerich (Neiman Marcu 1)
aid, "We wanted to bring
together a group of women to
ponsor children's cause and to
'-~
Attending the ltlMden lunch were, from left, Mary Ann Wells, Willa Schlegel and Wanda Egfy.
t.,..,......
Adrienne Brennan, left, chats
with Susan Chandler at the
Islanders' lunch.
involve the entire Fa hion
Island."
"We arc hmating our
membership to 100, and we will
have one benefit each year for a
different group involvin'
children. Our first one, m
Augu t (1992), will benefit the
Juvenile Connection Program,''
said Islanders prez Chandler.
One of the guests was Eileen
Bruchman, director of
development for JCP, a program
l•~
Islanders, from left, Tina Schaf nitz, Dianne Fuess and Christine
Perricone attend a luncheon at the Rex.
which offers counseling to help
families ward off unde irable •
behaVlor and 1uven1le
delinquency.
Others being offered taste
treats galore -Chinese chicken
salad, pa ta, lob tcr, caYJar and
shrimp canapcs -were Annette
Hurwitz, Janet Corbin, urol
Horowitz, Patty ~refs, Tirwi
Schafnitz, Jeannie Awad, Diana
Bromlley, Gloria Zfgner, Patrlda
Mickey, Darleen Manclarlc,
Dianne Fuess, Wandy Egty and
Ollie Hill.
Also fi..,e who are in some
stage of home remodeling: Kitty
Leslie, Nora Jorgensen, Joyce
Reaume, CC Wfiitney and Milli
Wiffeneck.
0 BV THE WAY: Adrienne
Brennan and her fnend (and TV
perc.onahty) SArah Pureell will
launch a wn care hne tn
October. The label is Menage.
Proposal • 1n neW president's acceptance speech brings him to knees
T HE INSTANT MAKING OF
A FIRST LADY -Members
of the Exchange Oub of
Newpon Harbor were treated to
' two time-honored rituals on the
same program the other day.
One was scheduled, as W.C. FH
took the oath of office as club
president, and
delivered an
acx:eptancc
1peech.
The other was
a aurprisc, as
Fox's girlfriend,
Jiilie Brown, is
happy to attest.
Exercising his
preaidential
powers, FoJC
summoned hi
la~. to the
p<>diwn.
tntroduced her to
the assemblage, -----• then dropped to one knee and
proposed marriage.
Members' wives were in
attendance and, according to club
publicist Alan Kom, there wasn't a
dry eye in the house.
And then Julie Brown dehvered
her own acceptance speech, the
shone t in club history. What 1hc
aid was, "Ye , of cour c."
0
ONCE-IN-A-LIFETIME
OPPORTUNITY -On Sunda)',
which 1s the first day of
September, you may u e this date
on your checks, correspondence,
etc :
9/1/91
Don't pass up this opponunuy,
friend . In all hkehhood, you won't
get another chance.
0
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Wttktnd ) -If you must come
down w11h an ailment or three, try
to arrange it on a weekday.
Saturdays and Sunday are very
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ancon\enicnt, not to menuon
fru'itratang -and the tre can be
hazardous to your health.
What was needed Saturday
night and Sunda) wa~ profe ional
nu~1ng a\'mtance fo r dear KJtty,
m) longtime hve-an
Lots of folks were helpful over
the phone -but, alas, none was a
nu!'he available for a hou e caJI.
And we cou ldn't visit a nursing
fac1l1ty because locomouon, via
~heclcha1r. was hm1ted between
bedchamber and bathroom.
Came Monday morning and
there were several re ponses to
the weekend' tape-recorded
appeals, and it now appears that
help is on the way. By the ume
this prose hits pnnt, we should
have a profc ional nurse on the
premises.
·The selection hould be simple.
Fir tly, we'll follow our physician's
advice. Secondly, we'U eliminate
the re pondents, who -before
a lung what's troubltng my bnde
-wanted to know about our
insurance C()\."erage.
No name , please. There's no
point an ahenatmg folk who miaht
conce1Yably be of crvjce.
Definitely, though, we won't be
assoc1atmg with one nurses' rep
who, an Monday's callback, a ked
for our Social Secunty numbers.
Over the phone yet, saying it was
necc sary for a "pre·chcck." Ain't
there a law about that?
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Thcrc''i itood ne\i. for admire~ of
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R1u-Carlton. He' mending naccl)'
from a coronary ~re, and doc n't
have to abandon hi beloved
cigar~ Nol ent1rel), anyway
Whnt hastened hi reCO\cry.
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SU!f Wltw
T ho summer theater seat0n in
Orange County is just a~ut history,
but two more . produet1ons remain
-"The Belle of Amhurst" at Costa
Mesa's Ba cks tage T heater a nd
Shakespeare's "The Taming of the
Shrew," at the Orove Shakespeare
Festival, both opening Friday.
Backstage Theater, 1599 Superior Ave.,
Costa Mesa. Performances will be given
Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. throush
Sept. 14 and reservations may bo made by
caUina 646-0333.
The Bard's lustr tale of Jove, money
and parental dominance, as welJ as the
inequality of the sexe , will unfold
outdoors at the Grove under the direction
of Jules Aaron. Carl Reggiardo and
Robin Ooodrin Nordli head the cast as
Petruchio and Katherine, respectively.
Dement, David Anthony Smith, Ron
Campbell, Jon Klein, Bud Leatic and
Matthew Walker. Performances wjU be
given Thundays through Saturdays at 8:30
until Sept. 21 in the Festival
Amphitheater, 128S2 Main St., Garden
Grove, and reservations are taken at 636--
7213.
Meu (432-5880), fiaal pertonauca
Fiiday and Saturday It I p.m., Slandly at
lp.m.
• "Uttle Shop of Horrors" at a.rill
Colle• Irvine, 1530 Concordia, Irvine
(786-3540), Fridays and Saturdays at 8
p.m., Sundays at 2 p.m. until Sept. 8.
0
•be eened bJ tbe tMlter, faleoeed bJ
enaertainment and tadina o1 ICnlt from
tbl troupe'• upcondna productioaa. Tbc
pu1t11c a. umted aact admillk>n ii fiee.
tan IS7-S.96 for additional inlormatioo.
·A three-hour actina workshop desipcd
for people interested in makina
c:oaunen:ials for television will be offcrecJ
Sept. 14 from 9 Lm. to noon in Room ·
205 of Oranac Coast College's Lcwia
Cenier for Applied SciePCe. Ann and Milt
McMenamin wilt present the worbhop
and the fee is $25. Call 432-S880 to
reptcr.
Rebecca May portrays Emily Dickinson
in the one-woman show "The Belle of
Amh urst," directed by Peter Taylor at the Others in the cast include Elizabeth
El ewhere, only a trio of productions
remain, two o( which coroplcte their
respective runs this weekend. They arc:
• .. Jemptation" in the Drama Lab
Studio at Orange Coa.;t College, Costa
IACKSJ'AGE -Irvine Community
Theater will hold its annual mectina and
1991-92 scuon preview Sept. 7 in the
auditorium of Turtle Rock Community
Park ln Irvine, beginning at 6 p.m. Dinner
New W1Pk1 to Wt
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HIStorY-
A new a~ movement for the '90s, Omn1st
Expressionism, was unveiled Saturday by pointer
Russ Butler, ot left with M1k1 Hammo nd, owner of'
The Art Loft in Costa Mesa Butler uses the omnist
term to include all the "isms" found within his art:
realism, surrealism, reg1onol1sm~r1tuo l1sm H is
work debuted at The~rt lo~'The Artists Boll" which
also featured a poetry performance by G ory
Tomlinson, Cynthia Roberts, Tm Rush and lee
Mallory, from left 1n the above photo
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Following the overwhelming
s uc cess of its H Pacific a
Choreographic Project '91 "
summer workshop, ballet Pacifica
artistic director Molly Lynch ha
announced its 29th season of
ballet programs for the upcoming
1991-92 Concert series at the
Irvine Barclay Theatre, a season to
b e highlighted b y new
contemporary works by 1uest
choreograP.hers.
The Children's Series, which will
also be premiering several new
ballets, will begin in October and
continue at the Festival of Arts
Foru m Theatre in LaJuna Beach.
And in keeping with popular
tradition, "The Nutcracker,"
celebrating its 25th anniversary
this December, will be pe rformed
during th e holiday season (Dec.
17-23) at Laguna Playhouse.
Thi year, each of the Concert
Series programs will follow a
part icular theme, adding a
cohe ive balance to the ballet
elections. For instance, the Oct.
25-26 program is entit led
"Choreographers of the '90s," and
wi ll be headlined by the West
Coast premiere of "Our Town"
created by fo rmer principaJ Joffrey
Ballet dancer Philip Jerry.
Included in the program will be
"By Lamplight " by R ick
McCullough -gold meda l winner
in the Bo ton Ballet• 1990
Internationa l C horeography
Co mpetition, and former leading
dancer with the NethctJands
Dance Theatre -and a premiere
ballet by Diane Coburn Bruning
cn1itlcd "Remote Relationship ."
"An Evening of Romance" i
th e appropriate title of the
program planned for Valentine'
wee ke nd Feb. 14·15 . "A
Midsummer Night's DJeam" will
provi de a classica l balance-to the
accompanying contemporary works
-"Three Romances" by Molly
Lynch and "Eternal Spring" by
well -known choreographer and
UCI facu lty member, Israel "El"
Gabriel.
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on June 12-13, will be "Repertory
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This year,' each of the
Concert Series programs
will follow a particular
theme, adding a cohesive
balance to the ballet
selections.
Tudor's "Continuo" and "Tippett
Suite," a neo-classical ballet by
James Jones. AJso on the program
will be two premiere ballets
commissioned by Ballet Pacifica -
"Personal Statements -Common
Knowledge" by Tina Gerstler -
1991 recipient of the Dewar's
Young Artist Award -and
"Concerto For Ten'' by former
Ballet Pacifica principaf dancer,
Sandra Winicski.
Each program will feature three
performances: 8 p.m. on Friday,
and a 2;30 p.m matinee and 8
p.m performance on Saturday.
The 199 1-92 Children's Series
will get underway on Oct 12-13
with the premiere of "The UaJy
Duck.ling" created by Sandra
Winieski, and "Carnival of the
Anunal . " On Jan. 25-26, the
company wilt perform "Snow
White and the Seven Dwarfs"
along with "Th e Tennis Lesson."
"The Hilarious Tales .., of Peter
Rabbit'' will be presented March
21-22, accompanied by the
premiere of "Something's Fishy"
by Kathy Kahn. The series wiU
conclude May 16-17 with "Puss in
Boots" and "Fe tival of Nations."
There will be five performances
during each weekend program:
I :30 and 3:30 p.m. on Saturdays,
and 11 :30 a.m .. l '.30 and 3:30 p.m.
on Sundays.
Pe r fo rma n ce o f "T he
Nutcracker" will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Dec 17 and continue each day
Dec. 18-23 at bot h 3·30 and 7:30
p.m.
For further infonnat1on or to
obtai n a free brochu re, call Ballet
Pacifica at 642-9275.
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A cla for those Interested ln
learning ball room and we t c:out
wing dancma will begin today In
<:<»ta Mc a
Oass will be held from 6 to 7
p.m. Tuesday ni ght at the
Women' Club in C ta Mesa. A
day cla will also be fonnedi time
will vary accordina to clu1
mcmbcn' schedules: •
Each cla i !united to 30
people. Couples and inalcs arc
welcome Co t as $30 per pcnon.
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Local INalrs 81111111 ...........
T he dev~lopers of Triangle Square not only expect to lease
up thcu 200,000-square-Coot shopping center at high rents
in a depressed market, bur they also plan to do it without
the help of outside brokers.
Local retail brokers wb~ have inquired about bringing tenants
to the toney center have been told not to bother, that they won't
be/aid a commi ion unless the tenants, out of their own pocketr.
an the goodncs of their hearts, decide to pay them.
This means that local brokers, who can't afford to do pro bono
work the e days, will be shut out of the bonanza the developers
expect to reap from Triangle Square. If developer are gutsy
enough to believe they can accompli h such an aggre ivc
bu iness plan on their own, and their bankers will let them get
away with it, that' their right.
But in the ca c of Triangle Square, builders and bankers aren't
the only partic with a stake in the deal.
Triangle Square is a publicly sub idized project. The developers
were able to acquire the prime site with the help of the Co ta
Mesa Redevelopment Agency, which declared the nrca blighted
and moved out cvcral bu inc cs to a cmble the needed land
And because the public sub 1d12cd the project, bu inc e in
the community should be al lowed to cam some of Triangle
Square's rewards. But to date, the developer aren't making any
effort to do businc s with member of the community that made
Triangle Square po iblc.
None of the four development partners arc from Co ta Mesa;
one is from Newport Beach. The other three partners arc based
in San Francisco, San Juan C.api trano nnd Beverly Halls. The
financiers are based in Tokyo and New York. The architects,
general contractor and the tructural, electrical and mechanical
engineer are all Crom Los Angele County.
The developers can at lea t allow the excellent brokerage
.community in the area to go to work for them. With SO percent
of the center remaining to be leased and a soft market, one
would think they could u c some help. After all, paying a six
percent comm1s ion for a new tenant i better than not getting a
tenant at all.
H the Tnanglc quarc folk per'i1st an their attitude toward
local bu inc ses, the City Council hould do a little prodding, at
the least, to encourage a more community-minded approach.
'
A Wlltl of time? fence around a couple of hi\
old Cadillac cars due to .1 Court
Order. T his letter as regarding wa tc
of pohce manpower and
property right
I stopped by to v1 it my
fncnd and community act1V1st,
Sid Soffer, on Friday, Aug. 16.
Imagine my surpri'le to find Sid
quickly digging post hole
around hi propcrt)' I suddenly
realized that there were tv.-o
police car • two police
motorc yc le,, tw o code
enforcement officer\, '>lit other
variou~ police nffic1•r,, a Field
command '>crgcan t and a
New paper ~ Reporter oh crving
Sad ao, he dug the e hole'>.
What v.a'i happening here'' wa .. thl!> il murder v1c11m hunt,
cramtn•tl C\ 1Jcncc earch, or
ma )be .1 SWAT te am
ope ration l Not quite, Mr.
offer sim ply h.1d to cun\truct J
Sid. he1ng the happy-go-luck)
~u> that he 1\, tried to 'hare ha'
joy an h1' wnrk v.tth the
nh'>crvi ng police squad
I lowever, the officers declined
I told the officers the> should
lca"c ham alone bcca u'>c he wa'
probably saving the Cadillac'
for ht'> funeral pmce,,1on
I feel that 11 1' \Cr\
unfortunate that 'IO much lime
money and manpo\\c r arc
"'''tcd on 'luch a trivial but
unfortunate '1tuat1on. The city
'ccms to t.1ke a 1,cry i.trong
\t.rnd on .in't minor \.IOlation
"hale mo't 'or u' hche"e an
property nghl\ ,,, long a' an
doing ..o you don t .iffect the
health and '>afctv of other'
CHLS(ER GAMBONI
Costa Mc a
Wanted: A law good Democrat
., ......... ue ... 11• v.-..
I am a regi tered Democrat and
very upsct by the flailinJ and
noundering I see raking place
in lhe Democratic Party.
The Republican Party created a
fraudulent, cheap and blind-eyed
patriotism in its Gui! War. The
aftermath has been devastation in
the Middle Ea t, a wasted war
with no solution. The aftermalh
among American citizens has been
di illus1onment and an
under tandina that we wcr'C
decci\led from the top down. , ru a mass, we hove swallowed
the ~rupy solution that "we have
a new creditability a a nation,"
that we have erased a defeatist
n111tude.
Really? So who 1 buying U.S.
made cars and electronics? Where
arc the new job , the new
prosperity? How come the
homeless aren't all of sudden in
homes and little Johnny reading at
the head of the cla s? Welcome to
the New World Order. Who takes
the c Presidential approval polls
anyway. For that matter, what
country are they taking them in?
This is Emperor's New clothes
Politics!
The voting public needs to look
beneath the waving little flags to
-;cc what we arc defending and
cheering. What have we got to
show for our elves? A cnsis in
both medical care and education,
rampant crime, drugs abound,
ma ive unemployment, AJDS,
bu inc C!> and banks failing and
women facing the lo s of personal
choice in the i ue of abortion.
So who care '> Globetrotter
Bush has hung out the gone
f1'ihing ign (laterally) and who's
minding the store? As President
thi'I man docs not dec;erve to have
h1'1 lease on the White Hou e
renewed.
The Democratic Party 'hould
continue to attack Bu h on hi
lack of dome tic agenda: Bush
cl:um!. to be the educatton
pre'iident .-a'I Clara Pell of
'Where's the Beef fame might ay:
Where's the Prngram1? Bush
clJtm' to be the en"1ronmental
prc,ident: welcome to the new
ddin1t1on of wetl.ind' Du h cla1m'i
to w.rnt a kinder, gentler nation
he h.1 given u' two war and we
kad the world in termi. of selling
.irmamcnt' to Third Wo rld
"'lauonc;
What hac; th1' man done for
America he)ond gi"e away our tax
mnne\ a' foreign .11d1 A a people.
\\e American' .ire charitable but
thl· Rcpuhlacan' h,1,c forgotten
chant\ hegin' .u hnmc
lhc: l'Xittom line the Repuhlican
.1dm1ni,trataon I' not u"ng nur
monc\ "1,ch .ind "e arc not
getting 10 u,e· II It all' r he Dcmocr.it1c Partv needs to
'top bluhhenng in th e media! Get
hu'>· he pro·act1vc. don't speak in
neg.Hive term' about "hethcr we
-
'-'--
ha"c or ha\C not got J eand1d<ltc
to run for the presidcnc\..
l·ormulate the plJtlnrm. spe.1l 1n
terms the people under.land, Be a
party with a purpose' ·r he
candidate "'ill 'ho" up in umc and
on 11me, accla1m1n' one\clf l<.'IO
earl)' only gel\ m the "ay. The
Democrat need tu 'top
apologmng
I 'm 1tt1ng nut here 1n an
outragcou' hoth-.:J of Orange
County con ervatt'c' I need \Ou.
otht.•r Ame rn:an' need \:Ou: v.:c
need the "'ord' .ind .1c110~., of the
Dcmtxr.1111. P:urv' \\c need a
l·rnnkhn Dela.no Roo\e\elt:
\Omeonc "hn will help u' pull
OUf\chc' up h> our o wn
hool\trJp.,.
I ;.im 11utrai:cJ h\ thl· :.tCll\lO' of
the Ju,111.t.· Dcp.irtmcnt in W1\:h11.1,
)..an'·"· ., v.c 'hp 10111 hc1ng ruleJ
hy the t.1n,1l1l rd1g1nu' right. I ,1m
cqu.ilh app.tllcd at hc1ng
cun"dercd "polu:em.in' to the
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"orhJ, 1t ccm' v.:hat "'e ell be t 15
m11ltan might and the bodic oJ
1111r young
(iM·n the dreadful \tatc of thi"
nation. (ieor~e Herbert Walker
Bu'h ha' C\:CI') good rca~n to
fear hcin~ un,eatcd by the
Dcm,1':rat1c P.srt\ in 1992. The
t'nh thin1'! the Democratic Party
h,,, to k.1r, 111 hl1rrov.: a quote, "-'
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I have lived in Newport for O\'Cr
0 years and I find your Mall
Coker tory ~n Barbara VcncL1a
the mo t d1 gu~tmg thing I have
ever read. She' a lovely per!>On
and he doc u ao<>d job and I
think it i nd1,ulou to ba h her
hkc he did an h1'1 column. He'
obv1ou ly not .i Nev.port Beach
person or even an Orange County
per,on, he look hkc an l::.astcrner,
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I hllH' re cci\.cJ 111.my cull f rnm
"'c"'cr' .ind otw1ou' Pilot rectdcr'>
app.1llcd hy Mr. Coker·, review of
the \how
To begin with, my hov. wa'
incorrectly categorized as an
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commcrc1:tl for anything. There
are ~i" to eight minute
antcr,persed bet" een the interview
\egmcnts that arc dearly marked
,,, commercial \J)(ll\ The 1ntcrvtew
'cgmcnt' on m) 'ho" arc not paid
.1d\ert1,mg and if Mr. Coker had
lno~cd Jt the c.rcdtt\ of the how,
1h.11 '' clearly \lated an big bold
letters,
A.., fdr ·" my huhbl), 'lugary
pcNln.thty. \Orr\ Mr Co~cr,
thJt\ JU t me 't ou \CC, I bel1e\.e
in looking for 1hc: \Cr)' hc\t 1n
pctiplc and '1tua11nn.. l he reason
m 'how i' \<l popular .., that \\.C
.ire not into depre,,tng new I'll
lc.l\e th.11 to folk Ille Mr Coker
Mr Coker commenrcd on m)'
IOICl'\lt"' With l .tj.lh ,ind J1m
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remember correcth. c'pcc1ally an
the Pilot
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In c10,1ng. th.ink 'fOU for }Our
time and to \1r. Coler, \Ml) )OU
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Ill torcha I veh II
r ruck, customers '
Mercedes destroyed
dealerships accepted •s trade·in•.
Siemon Imports also laid off 146 or its
320 employees in the last nine month~.
rover damage to the delivery truck and
the electrical equipment, while the
cuMomcr.;' in~urcn would be on the hook
for the two Mcrccdc$·Bcnz.es that were
demoycd.
one aide of the delivery truck, McCuay
said.
"It's still under investigation, officially,
but at the same rime, cart don't u.uaUy
spontaneou.ly combust, e peciaJly two or
three of them," said Capt. Ray Pendleton,
spokesman for the Newpon Beach Fire
Department. "It's sate 10 say it's arson.
The qucsaion is who and why, which is
the hard part."
the paint on a new lOOSE at tho
dcaJerthip, cau.ina about $150 damaae,
McCusy aaid. 1Wo montba aao, he said, a
privately owned Mercede• wu stolen out
of Slemons Imports' service departll\ent.
8y Tony Cox .... [.,
NEWPORT BEACH -An ersoni3it
burned three vehicles at around midni~ht
Sunday at Jlrn Slemons lmport , pohce
and fire officials said Monday.
But if tho arsonist was trying to get at
Siemon , he or he missed the mark, for
rhe rnost part. The two Mercedes·Bcnz
cars that were totaled in the incident -
an $80,000 SOOSL and a $60,000 JOOSE
coupe were owned by service
department customers.
"The dealership •~ not re pon ible (for
the cu tomcrs' car ) unless there wa
neglige nce." McCassy aid.
Slemons said, too, that his wife Tajah
received obscene calls at home alter the
couple'& pic1ure appeared in t.hc Oranp
County Reg1 tcr.
The fire, which caused more than
SU0.000 damage, is the latest in a series
of vandalism, theft and telephone-
• harassment incidents that have dogged
Slcmons and his wife Ta1ah over the last
evcral weeks.
"lf ' they were out to get U!i, they
probably would have done something
else," aid Malcolm McCa , general
manager or the dealership.
Lt rim Newman of the Newport Beach
Police Department said the two cars,
which were parked on 1hc c'ast idc or
Siemon Imports' crvice lot, were
apparently dou ed with a nammablc
liquid by tl\c arsoni t, 'who had to lean
over a wall to pour the liquid on the
vehicle .
There arc currently no 5U!oipcCIS in the
arson1 Pendleton said.
The fire followed an incident Friday
afternoon in which some"'e scraped
paint on two Mercedes Benu and a
Ford in Siemon rmpons' used cu lot.
Police estimated damage in that incident
at about $2,500, though McCassy said he
believes the cost of tho~e repairs will be
much le
"But that's blown over," Slemons said.
McCa\sy said he doesn't c~pccr the
a r on and vandalism incidents to
jeopardize the sale of Slemons Imports. A
pro pcct1ve bu)'er' purchasc.,proposal wa
approved last week by Tokai Credit
Corp.. primary financier for the
dealer hip. Slemons now needs approval
from the U.S. Bankruptcy C.ourt in Sant a
Ana and acceptance of the new owner
from Mercedes-Benz. North America lnc.
for the purcha e to be finalized.
"They would have burned our cars or
the building," Siemon added.
Slemons, who is in the process of
elling his bankrupt Mercedes-Benz
franchise, has f cit pressure from all sides
for delays in repaying loans on cars his
A $14,000 Aromate delivery truck
owned by the dealership was also
de troyed, and the fire caused about $500
damage to electrical equipment. McCa sy
said the dealership's ino;urance would
"Let me tell you, the two cars, there's
nothing left,'' McCassy said. "They're
unrecognizable. The delivery truck is
probably gone too."
COURTYARDS:
New growth
plans on hold
From A1
sales tax doll arc; that were
expected to be generated by the
new retail space. The cat} will al o
have to wait longer to cash in Y.tth
the c;ale of the 2.1 ·acre parcel.
"We"d like to make 'ome money
on that parcel. hut "'hat are you
going to do''" a~ked Herman.
"There's not a market out there"
Heat from the two burning cars melted About a month ago, a vandaJ scraped
k ·t~• lll.l•ftOll4' ""'"'"",!.~
Council's height limn .
vote stunts residents
Decision angers some
council members , too
By Iris Yokol
S1itl Wrl!ef
NEWPORT BE.ACH -De pite
the support of more than 70
percent or the neighborhood, a
proposal to establish buildtng
height l1rnm in the Corona
l lighland community was shot
down by the City Council Monday
night, <;hocking the homeowner
and triggering a heated exchange
hetween council memhers.
approval of an ordinance that
would ~ct height restrictions in the
community to preserve the hill and
ocean views and the relatively low
height~ of existing structure .
The mo t contentious pan or
the law would have limited most of
the homes in the community to a
height of 16 feet measured from
the highc<it point of the lot, which
is already required 1by the
ho meo wnerc;' urc hi tec t u rnl
committee The Tcachcrc.. Retirement
Sv'.'>tem of Jlhno1' '' thl' 'econ.ti
inve~tor th1' \l,H to hJck a\\,I\
from the c11~ p.m:el 1 he gmup
h,1d ,1ctual1) fuw.hcd runner up
when 1he cit\ .11.:H·rtl·d propo-..,11,
fm thl' land two yi:;ir\ ago The
w1nn1ng. h1 t1 dcr, Champion
Ot·,clopmenl of I.Am~ Beach. "'·•'
al'o unable to ~cl finJnung to
deh lop the \Il e .tnJ cuuldn 't agrn
\'Ith the Rede\.Cll1pmen1 Agenn
on .t purcha~e price I he teacher\
~n111p renewed it~ bid this year
The "for lease" signs a re currently a common ight at the Courtyards Shopping Center in Costa Mesa.
The J-4 eounc1l vo te provoked a
verbal \purring match between
Mayo r Phi l S ansone a nd
Councilman John I ledges when
San o ne angrily chided hi s
collc.tgue'i fo r not h'itening to the
communtt).
But Ros!> l-einbcrg, an attorney
wh o r e p re .. c nt s sev eral
homeown er • said 1he Corona
Highland\ n.,soc1at1on has no
JlOY.Cr to enforce such u c
rc111ric1ion' hcca use the as ociation
doc~ not mandate membership and
the u e rc~tnctions, drafted in
1949, don't even qualify a the
u ual covenant and code that
go\iern communs11e .
Dclar 1n \el11ng the sate are
j!111HI new' to many merchants.
v. hl• .ire ha1thng the recc,.,ion and
•on,truc11o n-relJteJ accc"
prnhlcm' 1n the Jrea
\\ ~· 1h1n~ therl.'\ enough rc.:t.111
-..p.1te \\. ha1 "'t: nc.:c.:J " more
p.11f...ing," ~J1d H.indv Garl'fl.
cxcl:uti\e director of the Co!>ta
Mc,.1 Oov.nwwn Mercha nt !>
"''ociat1on. "We'd rather see a
parking <;tructurc hush there, ur 1f
mll that. lc~l\ c 11 v.1ca111."
Berman ';ud the merchant"
h.i,en't formJllv pmpo,ed thJt the
rll\. liu1ld J pJrl..ang \lructurc on
thl' '11e !)he \J1d 'he doc.:~n·1 kntl\\
the hkchhlx.'d of \lll'h J prnpn'<1l
hrn1g Jccc.:plcd w h I I l h ii v I n g l' C) n fl I c I I n li
in1en11on' fo r the \Ile neighboring
tht.• Ctlu rtya rd'i, the ce n1 cr'\
owner\ ha\e heen supportive of
the me rchants grnup. lnterMar
M.1nagemen1. ma nnge r fo r the
Cuurty.1rd'>, lold tenants in .m
Aug 16 letlcr that the owner had
.tgrccd to p.t\-the S.50 monthl}
·"'nc1a1 1on due'i for mcrchnnt
"'hu<.c . ale!> Jrc down more lhan
Ill percent thi~ year. Accord ing to
Garcll, more than 20 Courtyard
tena nts would qualify for the
a •Stance under that guideline.
The Courtyards wa!i originally
hu1lt by now-defunct Pacific
Saving!> Bank, which sold the
ce nte r t o Do nutto-Ho ffe r
Jn .. estments in J9R6. Bonutto-
lloffer .,old the property to the
I Cdchers Rc11rcmc:nt Syste m 1n
1989 fo r a price bchcvcd 10 he in
c~ce!ls of $35 million.
"I think th11i I\ J ~ad day." aid
Sanw ne, who~c dl\tnct include:.
Corona Highland!>. "fhink of the
con~t1tuency... not &ome hare·
brarned ideas."
La l year, two homeowners
ended up suing an Individual who
tried to build a home without the
architectural committee's approval
because the a ociation as a body
couldn'1 lop htm, Feinberg said.
"We prevailed and topped him
fro m building," but noi before
pending some $65,000, Feinberg
sai t.I. ·
City plans .shortcuts to curb traffic problems
Hedges quickly re sponded, "As
a council member, 1 rcque t you
re'ipcct our opinion" a., we re~pcct
your\" And later, Juring the
public comment period, Hedges
told Sunsonc, "I'm 1111 up-.ct
about 1he comment you made,"
and suggested the outspoken
mayor apolo&iLe 10 the rest of 1hc
rnun cil for re onmg to per onal
attads.
Sa n~onc replied, "If J off ended
.my nf you. I'm terribly c..orl)," but
repeated hi'i di:.bclief that the
coum:1I could reject .;omc1hing 'lo
'd rongl) .,upporlcd hy the
communlt)
A~sociatton members hoped the
u ty law would cemenl such
re tnct1ons and prevent simi lar
law mt'> in the: future Members
who canvns.,ed the community and
held three meetmg~ to cxpla!n the
l.lw ~ollected 137 signatures m
o;uppurt o f th e o rdin a n ce,
repre-..enung more than 70 percent nr the 187 l<>tul properties.
By Ins YokOI
l\Jl:WPOR r IH·ACH M11101"1' \\111
-.non find 'omc 1raff1c rd1cf around 1lw
U.1lho;1 Pier. thJn~' to 'ume urcul.111110 ,ind
rJrl..ang ch.toge.:\ plJnnc.:d for t h.1t .m:.t
•I l11111natc parl..tng on the north 'ltk ol
B.w A'enue hetwccn P.1lm Jnd A<l.1m'
-..1rl'Ct' Ill provide ,1 \l,llk1ng area for the
pm.ill p.irktng '.'>lructure JI Ne"'pon
w a,hington Street so Mato Street would be
u\cd only by buses. delivery trucks and local
1rnffic.
But sin ce this rccommcnda11on requires a
new traffic ~•gnat at B.i.lboa .rnd Wa hington,
with a toial e'it1matcd price tJg of $400,000,
city nfftcml'> decided w w<Ut on the parking
lot change until a pcc1ric nrca plan
presently being prepared for the area io;
complete.
Hut 13 hom/:owncf\ nppo ed the
l,1" for v.mou' reason... Some
1.:all~J tor C\.CO tougher rcgula11ons
"'h1le other!> argued lnr 1nd1v1dual
pmrerty right~.
But mottin't' \\.Ill h,1,e 111 lt>nt1m1l.' 111
l ndurc ht1t1lcnnJ.., IJrther north, J-.. Y.mk on
the Nc"port Boulc.:,.trd \~tdenin~ u>nlinue-...
I .me.Jin~
Council member who voted Io help 1r,1lf1l u1cul,1taon .tround Balhoa
1'1cr. 1h1.: ut\ v.111
• ( r1...1tl'. 'cpM.tte kit-turn ph.1'c.:' un
c.1,thc>unJ B.111111.1 Bnule,ard .11 \.1.11n ">1rec1
Jnd \\C,lhuund B.tlbo.t al Palm \1rnt
I he IWO proJCCI~ ""'" ('U\t the Cit\-$4~,<iO(J
I he t.:1ty decided to 11nplcmen1 1hc\e
chJngc\ on the recommendat1on of ..i
wn~uhant who spent a yc,ir tudying the
prohkm' in the arcu and IJlking to hu\inc"
.ind homc.:uwncrs' group'
A third recommcndJt1on l..tlled tor adding
!IHI ,p,1cc' IO the Bnlbo.1 Pier parking lot
and lhJnRinR the lot's m,un exit 10
1 he Ncwporl Boulevard widening project,
meanwhile, I'> conttnutng on \Chc dule and
cauc;ing the C'lpCCICd traffic JllnH on the
Newport Channel Bridge at all hourc;.
Mcmhe r'> of t he Corona
Highlands Property Owners
A oc1auon al<;<> e)(prcsscd o;hock
nnd fr us tratio n, w11h some
ho meown ers a ngrily vowing
revenge on the Ji,~nting council
me mbers Hedge~. Ruthelyn
Plummer. John Cox and Clarence
furner -at re-election time
against the law c;1milarly had
different ren on' for rejecting the
idea. Hedge i;a id he couldn't find
"a sub tanttal pubhc mtcre t" to
ju1it1fy \UCh a city law.
CARS: Fence doesn't necesnrily mend dispute
From A 1
car'i to he a puhlic nu1,ance "
Other than he1ng ugly , the car'
don"t harm .1nvone Jnd \l\\Jttl
ugline"' 1\n·1 l.'nou~h to con.,111u1e
a harm. hL' \;mJ, qunl tn~ ~uprcme
Court law.
Soffer c;a1d he'' ,,1..,0 dl\puttnR a
wnllen ruling h'r I r<11cc that ,a.,..,
he l.m·1 hnng lu-.. tJr-.. back !._Ohh"
proper!\ C\.t'n 11 he m..ikes'«Jicm
npcralile -J t.t\k he 'ays he hac..
Jlmmt Jccompla,hcd
But Sd1ecr '"'d tlll'rl h.t\ 10 he
'tlnlt C111.J111\ 111 the nrdtnnnce, or
11 wtiuld ~ccp cnmin1t hack before
the.: rnurt
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ANGRESS: Beat
currents, cold
to finish swim
From A1
fre ighter 1n •• 'i h1ppintt I.inc,
Angrc.,., c..~ud at wa., a fatrl)
\IOOO th \Wint.
"Did I w;1n1 Ill qu11., Onl)
.tbout lOO time:> Gut I'd
ulrcndy dcc.1deJ thnt unlc'' I
wai. phy\kally inJurcd, I wu,
going to comple te it "
Angre" 'turlcd h" H>yage
JUC..t po't m1dn1gh1 C,Jturduy
.ind dc,cnhcd the fir\t .. 1"
hour\ of hi'i 'iWtm B'i "pretty
nice " l lc \U1d the curre nt\
\hiflctJ twice during ht'>
cro'> ing and that the water
ternpcraturc: dropped from a
fairly \tcady 66 degree' to 63
a' he neared the main land.
Angre'' Jl'o m. de the
"'''Ill 10 rime: monc.:) fo r the
Amp.uo Youth ~helle r in
CJ a rd c n Ci rove. wh tc h
pr ov id e ' 'h <>r l ter m ,
cmer ency cur e for abu\cd
ru nawav a nd h o mclc "
children ·
W11h donation from h1'
cmplo)cr, ~l·"'orkers. family,
fncnd'I '.10d oth l!r in the
community, ;\ngrc~' hupc<l
to r.1i'c ~5.00U for the
'helter.
Whur"~ ne•t7 Nothin~ for
the moment, n rt"" aid.
"Some pcuplc h11vo a ketJ
me ~hnu t the: hnglt h
C htlnnel hut I h1wcn'1
pl nncd anything."
At lea~t not yet.
1 he homeowner\ \Ought council
City nears land deal with Irvine Co.
By Ins Yokol
St~ W ~1
NJ-\\IPORT Bl.:.AOI fhe City Council on
develop c.lo'\C to 1.000 home'I, l l~.000 square feet o (
office buildings Md 68 hotel rooms on 11
undeveloped properltc!i left m the: ci ty.
fhc key i uc 1s how much of the land !>hould be
rctJincd n.'i open 'iparc. The Irvine Co. hl\11 nlso
offered to lcuvc 140 acre'l of the land a~ open 11pacc.
f\u1 l• number of cit1Lens want eve n more of the land
left n-.. i$ and hove fo rmed lllc Newport Conserv ncy
to rj l!IC money to hu) the lorgc:r par,cl\ from fhc
1,...·inc Co
Monday took a tcp toward buying two prime piece'
nf undeveloped land from The Irvine Co. by agreeing
tu hire a land apprai'lcr to R\\e 'I the value of the
propcrt1e'i.
After the city ohtain' appra1 al fo r the Castaway'
and Ncwponcr North ite • a council 1,ubcommittce
v.111 decide ~ hcther to pur uc buying the lnnd 10
pre'>e rve 11 !l'i open 'pace am.I a king taxpayers to
help pay for the purchu-.e through a bond issue
ll"\'in c Co official., have .,,11d they .uc w1lhng to ell
the land 10 onyonc who come up with the money.
But w far, land nppraisnl'l done for the company
hnve tt some pretty hefty pnce tug' lor the property.
The Irvine Co contcndi; the Newponcr North site 1s
valued at $~6 million 10 SAA m1lhon, while the
Ncwporrcr North 1\ the roughly 90 acre~ nt the:
corner of Jamboree: Road and San Joaquin 11111
Road. while (' 'taway is the 56 ocrc ol blufftop
property off Dover Onvc. The two parcel~ arc at the
heart of a development Jgrccmcnt being negot1Jted
hctwcen 1hc city ond The Irvine Co
',l'ilaways property i'i worth up to $57 million.
lhat nieun' the con,ervancy mu'>t r111 c at lcn'il S90
mtlhon Con,c:rvuncy mcmher h ve upre'lscd
opt1ml\m th.II thc) can ra1\e the money through
pnv,\tc dtlnatmn\ .ind public and w rponllc g.runts
The dC'Vclupmcnt firm, which 1 nlso the c.1ty''i
large t landowner, hu~ offered 10 front $20.6 m1ll1on
in improve c.uy ~trecb in return for Aunrantcc11 1t c.an
MARTIN: saL sale not a bargain to shareholders
From A1
c.h1mcd in
"You het.'' her hu.,btind Mud.
"And he wn n't very d1..cretc
tlbout how he 'pent 1t Ch rite
cJ1dn'1 uire,"
"Sufc he did," ' id the mi 1U\.
"He c.arcd oout C harl1e."
It w ' 1ntcrc\ttng to he tr how
the people talk.cd ah<lut Keating.
I le w.1s 11".ay "Charlie " like an
old fri~ntJ who had traycd
J'lun Cd -from the Mra1ght nd
narrow.
I he artwork RT 1 try1n1 to
ell i'i a curiou miJCture or
c\icrythina from l\ilfll garde l<>
• cr,a11 old rnil\ter. There 1 a whole
lot of rronaier-typl! Iliff
~outhwcstcrn lndtaM, lluHalo
hunter'i, that ~Ht of thing -
pcrhnp' 1ncl1ca11vc of Kcc1.11n.i ,
An10nn root\
It i\ all r.11her co,tl) 1\n
un111led 011 by one u l)e Groot ol
"wo man "'•th child ho ld1na
fl ower •• WU'I price ·taggc<l at
$4,l(OO. 1 here were everal
land ape pnnt'l hy "Mose~." bul
11 SSOO euch, they w(rc prohably
not re lly grandmt' .
A gcntlcm n looked at three
larac. urruli tic litho of a
chicken. a row and, I thin~ a lamh
·rnc:cd ''· S l.SOO each. He ot uut
ha main1fy1n1 111• ~ to look al lho
d\lt pat1crn11. ''Junk," he 1ud. ''1
will paint you orlainaf \ for I
than rhi ,"
"Do you auppo c tht wa
,._eating' de ~ ... a '\hopper u kcd,
Jooldna 1 r ·a large antique
rtproduction I gg.cd at S3,9SO.
"Nah, ·• aid a n onlooker. "To0
.. mall."
ltc opened 1 drawer and round
crumpled pieec or paper. "Hey,
th1, m1ghc bo worth something.
Ma}he 1t'~ the pink lip for the la t
vicc·prc,ident who hAd thi de k ''
Of "II 1he jtuff on c-.hfbit at
"The: l.1nct1ln tore." one piece
hc11utifull '\µmmarued the whole
vin~·1nd·loan andal. ·1ninaJ),
at S22,000. lt wa the mo t
C1'J"Cn,1ve ltllnl there: A larac.
bronze c:ulpturc or a fierce
American c1alc (Charlie et al~,
clutching 'a defen\CJc little rabbtt
(u in lt!l IAIOn
Pa--n n 1 er In
the right
direction
R emember all the surplus rrom
the 1984 Olympic Games in
Lo An'-eles? Jt's not
something easily forgotten after the
public was so badly gouged by the
Olympic movement with ungodly
prices and venues.
Sports
Editor
Peter Ucbcrroth
& Co. were
proclaimed miracle
wo rkers after
showing how easily
it Is to turn n buck
m amateur athletics.
Simply market your
material well, then
gouge to the limit,
as well as over the
limit, and out or
nowhere come the
big bucks.
They made o
many bucks JI
------obv1ou ly bee. me apparent that a few ms1der could
parlay it into a lifetime of
bureaucratic fooli hne.,s -drawing
paychecks while 1111ng around
wondering what 10 do to keep bu.,y
One of the re 1dual of it came the
Amateur Athletic Foundation Paul
Zifrrcn Sport Resource Center in
Los Angelec; and its library c;tafr.,
most recent production 1s its monthly
sports letter.
It's a month ly bulletin to advi e one
and all of the foundu11on's opinions
and pre ence. And sucking out like a
sore thumb 1n this cla 1c wa tc of the
money you provided through
Uebcrroth's gouge ystcm. deal with
a report on the recent fiasco in Lo
Angele~ known as the United States
Olympic fe t1val
It play great e\ury non-Olympic
Games year in Greensboro, or
lnd1anapoh , but not in Hollywood.
Everyone told the Olympic movement
this from Day One, but they would
not h ten. They were con\1nccd they
knew it all, they had the talent (which
wasn't there) and the re ource to
make 11 work.
What they had wuc; ,, paper tiger
and they were trying to talk everyone
into the ideal it was u real, live,
man-eating aber toothed tiger.
So the whole thing wa' a relative
flop -l inanc1ally and artl\llcally
to the embarra,,men1 to hard·wmlo..rng
and desening ,uhlctcs
Our athlete-,. 1nclud1ng tho'e from
Newport Beach and Co,ta Mc a who
distmgUl\hCd lhCm'iCl\C\ IO front or
empty !>Cal'., didn'1 dc,cne the pqc.u
attendance and the poor intcrc!>t.
Their effort and deed' would have
received de cned apprec1a11on had
the Fe'tt"al been plJ)ed in the proper
settmg, und the Olympic "fan11ly "
knew it But all the) could really cc
was another chance for n gouge
wmdfall.
Had they undeNood the difference
between lndianapoli!. and Hollywood,
ns well as a na11onnl fc!>tival, o
oppo ed to the quadrennial Olympic
Games, all of this could have been
avoided. But in\teac.t they went
traight ahead with plan , brought it
to Hollywood and flopped with
predictable re ult .
Now come th1 "Sport\ Leuer" -
and who arc the Olympic people
blaming for their dec1!.10n\?
The u,, Angele' 7 1mc\' I have
to adm11 1t, I love 11 the idea ol
ballhm~ the I imc' But thl\ 1 going a
li ttle wo far.
See CARLSON/14
11 llflt
August 27, 1991
The Newpon BeactVCosla Mesa Alot
Sportt Editor Roeer Carlson .... 642-4330 nt. 317
Members of the women's Outrigger Canoe Club in Newport Buch celebrate in Avalon Bay Saturday as they co,;,,,.ete their 13th straight championship ~~est
Champs go wire:..to-wire to maintain superiority
' .
' No. 13 just as easy as the past dozen crowns
for unchallenged women 's Offsho re Canoe Club
By Kirk Wolcott
Sports Wriltr
N umber 13 was anythi ng but
unlucky for the women\ Offshore
Canoe Club of Newport Bench,
which fortified it<; \upremacy 1n the
~rt of long d1 lance canoe racing thi-;
\\Celend
•·From the \Cry tiN \trole the hont
felt 'trong." \Jld crew member L C\hc
Da"" after the nine-woman crew
captured the I 'th Annual Outn!!.!ter
Ctnt)C ( h.impion,hip on s.11urda). a
r.1c~ the Newport team h;" nc"cr lchl
''nee 11 wa' 'tarted in 197'1
Off\hore completed the 2H-milc ,.1un1
from Newport to Catdhna in S hou,.,, 16
minute<; and 22 1;ccond'i more than
tx minute~ ahead of \Ccond pl.ice ~ant,1
Barbara hut well off 11 own cour~e
record of 4 hour!.. 43 minute\ 'let two
)Car" ago.
Omhorc'<i nC\I challenge come\ Sept
29 111 the 41-nulc Mololo...u Channel
Race, .1 world champ1on,h1p the
Newport team ha' won the l,l\t h\.C
ycarc; running
•· 1 h1!> 1 not ca,y. 11 ·, Hr)
comp heated We JU 1 malo..c 11 looi... c,")."
'aid 8111\ Wh1tfutd, Ofl.,hore\ coach
throughout 11' undefeated reign .ind one
of the club\ founder...
In typical fa!>Jlmn, Q(fc;horc huN tu
an m~tant lead over the other 25 boats
at the tart. An hour into the race its
advantage over Santa Ba rbara wa\
roughly a quarter-mile and growing.
Whtie no human element challenged
the champ!>, Mother Nature pmcd a
thrc:H After nearly four hours of
.,mooth a1hng on gl.is ·hlc cond111on.,, a
bn'k wind t1rred up the \\ater ome
eight mile!> off the coa\t of Catalina
' I needed a norllc out there," \atd
Joio focppncr. who traded off lead or
\lro~er du11e w11h Davi~. and wa\
repcatcdl)' dou,ed with cold. salt) \Ca
water durtng the la t hour of
compet111on .
In outrigger racing. a crew of 'il'<
paddle Long (43· to 45-foot) or Malia
(roughly 40·foot) canoes. with alternate'
(three m this race) !lwapptng places with
1hme 1n the boat every 20 or so minute<;
<\ power hoat called an "c cort" carries
the allernatcs un11l they are dropped off
penot.l1cally in the water to make the
ch.1n~c. ·
hery boat In the race e'<CCpt r,lr orr .. hore was forced to low It!> pace
dra.,11cally as two or three replacement'
d1mbed on board The Newport team.
meanwhile, went with a quick , one
pero;on change that cnnhled the boat to
keep 11s 'tcad) speed
··1 hc~c change talo..e t1m1ng and lo"
or prac11ce People in thi' <,port don't
hlo..c tu c'pcnment much . e'<cept for
Yolodo \l......._Ncll
Jojo Toeppner (above) switche her paddle to the other side; below, Pamela
Fletcher rotate onto the shell as a teammate (far left) drop into the drink as
Offshore Canoe Club of Newport Beach marche on to 13th traight national
crown in Saturday's race from Newport Beach to Catalina.
me." Whitford .,aid of h" unique '"le lll
m.11.ing ,hangc,, wh1.:h he p1npciintcd a'
a kc:' la tor to Off,htirc·., 'UCCC'-'. tlt•nt.!
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\\llh 11, "lrt1ng nul l llS ol :.ithletc'
l(icppncr. 1 't"port BcJlh nat1\.C,
See WOMEN/14
Offshore men's canoeists settle for fifth place .
By Kirk Wolcott
Spons Wl'tlet
D e p1tc an unfam1har lineup and n
tactical error. the men\ Off,hore
Canoe Club ol Newport Ueach
proved , und \ th.\I age need not he u
hm1ta11on 111 compchtl\:c tanocmg.
frpm Catalina [,land to Newport Dunc'
-~quallc Parl in 4 hour,, W minute' .mt.I
l2 econd1; As of f'r1day, thouRh.
OCf\hore was having trouhle JU'l filling
the \l'·man boat
"We're real plca.,ed with our
~hov.1hg," aid Jeff 1)1lh, orr .. horc''i
fir.,H·ear coach and at 10 the hahy ol
the nine-man \.rew which took fifth
place in the 1 lth Annu.11 l ' ~ Outrt~er
C hampion,hip. "\\.'c heat a lot of crcv.'
we had ne\ICr he.11 1n the P·"t .
Olf\horc. v.hlhC l\cragc age i' O\Cr
40 year: old. f1n..,hcd the J l•m1lc cuuN!
"We d1dn~ have a Mecr'>mnn ... \Bid
Dill' of Co,tn Mc'ln "We brought fohn
V<1n Cle:ivc 10 anJ rno"cd Derel
lf.lrt1,on hack to teer. ll1'i forte (•' up
front), hu t he did a great Job in the: b.IC.l
of the boat. ..
'l he legendary Outrigger / tcam lrnm
Ha\\&111 v.on the 36-boat rac;c an 4·09 39,
with early leader San Diego Outnggcr
hulding on for cconJ '" 4 I c; 14
I lawai1an Canoe and Ka)ak No I
grnhbcd third 10 4 15:36, JU I 16 ~cont.I\
ahe.1J of fourth·pl,1cc r1n1.,hcr Dana
Pnmt
"Outrigger (uf I la\\311) .,t3)'Cd \Outh
.ind let the 11dc hnn~ them tn," Dill'
'aid "We made a 1act1t:al error and
went too f.ir north I don't think 11
'~ould h.1"e changcJ the O\'Crall 'tand·
mg" much, m.1\he mmcd "'up .1 '~''"
I t,1rmnn ,,11d Off,hore v.u' flghlln~
tnr third 'Allh Dan 1 Pt)1nt und I l.1\\,111
<. amic oiml K.1-.al onc htiur in111 the '·"·"'
v.hcn un"°'f>ci:tcd incldenl nc.1rh (O't
them the race
\nothcr ll'.tm', e'.:<1rt h\1.11 almo't
....111" 11'" ,,11d 1 lant'('n of Hunting1t1n
lkal h "I \\(l ol t1ur paJJlcr' had tn
\ltlfl fl·•JJhn~ In h.111 (llUt the C\"C"
,,lier)
I l.irr1'•'ll '11.t 11 h)('Jlo.. arl\ithcr h.11f
h1i111 tu 'limb h.11.:k mti1 hllh. where
( >ti...h 'fl ICnl.IHll'd h1r C1l\"'lJ
\, the 'll'l•r\Jll,10, 11 \\,\'\ Ol\ . . 11;,r<•n,1hil11~ lo m.1lc 'urc the guy\
d1dn t P·"''' .ind In 10 cutlh up all the
h"t gr11unll right ,1w. \,'' tl.1rr1'nn \Jtd
Crc'' mcmhcr Rc1h Van BltlCm ol
< ""' 1 k' pHintt·,f out another
11hst de Ofhhure "•'' hnccd 10
(l\Cf(\imc
• < 1111,1,knng lhRt v.c 8'>1 togcthct
v.11~ 1 \JC\\ and c .. ,·1111 ~'at at 7.30
I "t rnd.I\ I morning. 11 "ll' 1 !her chaotic
1,1r 1h " \ 1n Ulrwm "a1J "A lot of the e
See MEN/14
PeliEan Hi.II Golf Club-nearing completion Sa ilors No. 10
in CIF VI poll
I mmin ent fatherhood
and a wave ring real
e talc m.1rkct won't
prc"ent J.iy Colliutic
from getting etuy alons
the Newport Co.\\I, ·
where the new Pcl1ca11
Hill Golf Cluh "
tcnt1t1vcly c;hccJulctt to
open Nov. I .
l~or olhatic. n 'meJ
head of olf opcrn111m'
at Pcl ian Hill in n
announcement la t
week, tt'' •II happ nm1 Club golf
at Of"C. 1 he only inJ
trap "prohma the: ar a
for somewhere to l"all home.
"It'll OK with me," 1d 0111111 , who's '''YJ"I at a friend'' hou 1n Laauna •
BclCh •1th h1 w1f , I 1nd1 Kay &rwn,
unttl thc rnurl cul 1n10 1 permanent
J
re,idcnce. "(t''i nu:c tn ha\c thi' ull
happening ut once,"
C'ollinttc, \till wU1ting for h1\ dc\crt
home to \ell. wa' the general muna~er
.ind head golf pro ut Pv A We\t 1n l.,1
Quinta hcfore Joe Bluet.., prc~1dc111 of
Wc,tcrn Golf Prnpcrtlc • Inc., wh"h
manage'> the Pelican I 1111 Golf Cluh for
the Irvine ompany, lured him 1way.
t'olhatic, .'7, nit hi' w1{c, married for
10 H~ 1r-., arc c'rcct1ng their ltr't ch ild in
Octohcr, prc"lut1ng h,1 l •IU h Ck &r•ncJ
opcninR
"1 h re' 110 quc ttun that J1y Colh tic
1s one of the bc!ol net bright t >un
duh rrofc, ion I in th wntry and
" 're c._'{trcmcl plc1Kd that he ha
recd tn man gc: aolf c pcratKlll al th1~
c't'1tmg nc111 re r1 and r11 I •<"•lit ,"
01 k Id
llh11 c will C'ert ml hot\, 1, hand
lull after the douhlc hmh 011"1 ( ''" th
'
,,r the """'t rc:~nt and •olf complc'c' in
lht• 11.111nn nd nffrr'\ occ:11n \1-.rn' und
1.1n)11n \-IC"' rcm1n1-.ccnt of l'chtilc Bc.1lh
m N,1rth('rn Cahhirn1a," o;;llll Don
\11 Null, \:l~c 1ire\ltknt and general
man.1~1: r nf '"'"c I lotcl C nmpan~. ,1
"M'111n ''' thi: l"'me (\,mp.1ny.
\\c. ··~· fH(•lltl Ill \\ckomc J.1y to the
te.11n of out\I nding prok 'ulna I\ th H
h.i~c b(cn .1 part cir th" proJC'\:t "
A n me L'I W1ch11 • Ir\. n • < ollutt1e "
tt mcn1bcr of the Un1"crs11\ ol O~lah mlJ
golf tc m fH'm 1974i tn ·11: lie: carncJ h1
I' 1A <'.•hi 1n 197 ani.l p rtiup ted on the
m1n1•1m1r cm.:u1t that vc r.
0
The G 11dcn State mipro tout, for
those' Vfho hkc 10 put thcu mon ) "'h re
the grTcn ire. mil.I " u ppciu n ~ la t
ThunJa al the C 11 Mesa GOii nd
SM.DVNN/94
.·
c"P''" ti utx11 I hgh\ Sa1lon.,
w11h I. returning lettermen .ind
ninl H 111rn111~ llturtcr' uhoartl, .ire
1.rni..c:~I "-In IO in the Cit·
prc't'•"''" fc11(1thall f"'ll for Oi\iMon
\I IC 1n1'
l h~ \,11tur , "'ho "'ere -4
'"er.Ill ,, ' " (11 hcgm their two •
It J ~ C<1n t ~t pr \CltCC on
1 huN1a , a Jn II of the Pllot's
team' < oron.1 tlel Mar,
I '' nl i. < osta \1c:..,a 1nJ Mater
I Cl
I he
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Hibachi Series racing cooks up every Wednesday evening in the Newport Bay out of South Shore Yacht Club.
Hibachi Series is still cookin' in
smooth waters of Newport-Bay
,
By Kuic Wolcott
.IJOl1S Wrntr
either <lown 1n San Diego at the Schock 35 fact. Peykoff fini hed first in the Clall~ B Crew
of Two race around Catalina Island in July,
but "-'Ould have to give up time 10 e"eryone
this outing. S 11u1h Shore Y Jl'.ht Cluh·i. H1h.1l'.h1 Se rre,,
held e<11.h Wcdne-.da) e\cn1ng throughou t
the \U n11ner. h,1, hc:en 1.·ool.ing up plc:nt\
ol fun 'Plnted tompc:t111nn and la,ty
hJrl'l\.UCd fnoJ -OH'f lhl' \Car'
\.'v h1k th e trJd1t1on o l fJn{1he~ firing up 1he1r
h1b,JCh" on 'h1>rl' a' thn root lilt ,, t,1\orcd
,,11lor h.1, ht u1 rt pl.1tc:d h\ h.1mhurgcr' on the
~nll. tht lon).!~t.indtng \.U,tom of 'ummer
wcc ktlJ\ r;u .. t'' u1nt111un 111 thriH~ ,11 ~outh
Shore: and 01 ht·J .irc:.i hll'hl d uh'
"H.iltio.1 't oil ht Cluh hold\ It\ Y.eekly r.1c:c on
I hur,J.1\' Jn'h ~lncum rau: C\cry 'fuc,d.I\
ind B.1h1.1 ( 11r1nth1an h,I\ J '•mil.tr TUlC c.11.h
I ml.1~. '·""foe GrlenhlJll, South Shore'•
< <lll)f1llldml' ,,, hc pre p.ired fo r Wt·d nc.,tl,1\ \
r.1rc:. the 'l.'lt1lld IP·l.1'lt 1n the 'ummt·r -.c:nl.' -.
Regalia. preparing for
t ht \ Y.ee \.e nd '
Commo<lor~\ Cup at
Balboa Yacht Club or
'>tmph taking the night
off. Peykoff informed
me), our Cla,., 13 ~roup
would h:.s\C the tart
f I r!>l
('f,1" C would run
ne '<t. ltllfUY.Cd b) the
Port-.nlliu t h das-.
m~de up mostly of
'ma lll r onc-dc'lgn
~Mt' 'lll h .t'-the L 1do
1-l. 1 h1,tle Coron,1<lo
1 ~ a11d !>.intana 20
and .1 lket of Sabob
\Ill r ·' \CrlC\ of
I h1' mi.:ht < m:cnhl.111. \\ho ""' 111 'ten -·~1 .1rtin~ horns "" Y.c rc
'T witchell's a
good sailor, he
knows the
harbor, plus
he's got the
right kind of
boat for these
waters ... and
we still have to
give him time.'
-MIBO Pmllf
Wee Willie skipper
Tonight's course, one of 14 chosen each
week by race committee chairman Jerry Hicki.
and not revealed until the tart of the race,
covered 4.5 miles. Settling into fourth place, I
was given a era h course in the art of a1hng.
"Su," I a-;ked in innocence following the
hand!.-on lecture, "what·., the mo\t <lilficult
part of this race?" ,
"Putting up w11h hi\ bad JOke'>.'' Peyl..uff
an,wered, po1n1ing 10 G rcenhlJlt, who
proceeded to nir one of his gems for the crew\
car-. only.
\nl!c:h1 l'c:\l.11tf., entr.. H n· \\.1/11, .ilnnl! "11h oll .tnd 'J1hng. n.urowl}' dodging Snowman. l'c:~lo.11lf .ind ue"man )\.~k· \ .rn ( 1111hlt:r. \\1i11ld ,J.1ppcH'll h} Clair Snow, :md Jerry Moulton's
Fortunately, Greenblatt' navigating· ab1htte\
were more accomph.,hcd than h1'> JOl..e·lelltng
ones and, craftily uuhzing the Fun lone ferry
whi ch held up our nearest competitors, Wee
W1//1e shot into econd place to '>tay
l'w1chell won handily and we finished tn I
hour. 9 minutes and 30 cconds; n full minute
ahead of Snowman. But due to handicapping
adjustments Snow took econd hy 20 second .
with our boat third and Moulton' Hot Potato
fourth.
h· ,,1dJlc:d \q th a coupk 111 l.indluhbl't' llot l'Ptatn to grah a short-lived 'ecund place.
( 1rq! "c:n1 the roomm.1te l•f ,1 munhl r .11 thl' Bn•cc I "1tchcll of Balboa Yac.ht Club and h1:.
duh .rnd my,clt \ i1rtc\ led from the \lart and ncvcr ga"e 11 up
0..,1nlc '"inning and h.1,rng fun ''c:m t11 l.1rr\ fY.1tc:hdl's a g<l<XJ 'lltlor. he know' the
.1hou1 equ.11 weight 111 lhl' l l1h.1ch1 r.1u·,, I "·1' h.11hor, plus he's got the nghl kind of boat for
pcrm111ed 10 1.1!! .110111! l11r ,1n up d11'l \It'' nl lhnc \\,1lcrs ... and we \till have to give him
the c:mnpcl1t111n .1ml knd .1 hand (more: hk1.: .1 11rnl · ,,11d Peykoff, J l11tl c dl\gruntled by the
l1lll!lf n.111 111 n' ,·.1w I "hl'llt:\er .1 ,p.m: "m l'I BU· h.1nd1capptng '>)'item. v..h1ch rate<, hoat'
'' ·" ncclkd .ind .Hiiu''' ttmcc; to theoretically make r.1cing
Afte r hoa!llin>! un 1h1' "arm, 'hgh 1lv WllHf\. murt l.nr
e .. crung. Y..\.' 'pen1 the: l'.irh pan of the r.tl"l' "' tht• IJrgc t boat 111 11, clao;s 1omgh1, Wee
1ockev111g tor p1h1t1on ,11 the \I.Ht ~mre no H 1//11 I lea med. Wct'i more <;u11ed for winds
( l.1" A h1i.11\ \\lfl r tl In)! 1h1' n1~h1 I thl'\< "l rl' hc.n ll'r 1h,1n Newport HJrhor ha 10 offer In
Hey, where 's
my team?
I ha t\ .1 ~1!<1d q11t\t111111 II
1 hey n: nnl 1n I ht· Piloc'.,
,porf\ \l'l lrnn 'nmt thin~'
wrong You t.111 hl'lp (.ill us,
SeaFest fishing tourney
scheduled for Sept. 14-15
"' ft.12 41'()
Newport Sailing
Singles offer
l hc ~e"'port ">.11lln~ \111glc'
1'111-. hollh mcc1111~' for \Ingle.
non·\mnkm~ ,1du li.. who ~n11w
\,11ltn~. """ter 'k11ni.i. c 1nocin1?
mlllor hoJllll~ Jnd <.1'.k:1.1l nullllt''
on the water or at the hc,1ch
Rcguhu meeting\ art· held every
11th cr Wednc,day at ( oco\ llc1 h•rv
Rc,t.wrant .11 4M7 ~1.ic Arth ur
Ulvd in Newport [k,1ch. hc~rnntn).1
• 11 7 pm tn the 11p,t.11r' rneetrnft
room
( 0\1 "
I or more
"\4RO
$7 per pe,..lm
rn fo rmatrnn. lilll 637
-B, The Pilot
lilt \rel \nnu.11 <.>eaf·esl h hmg
I nurn.1mrnt " ,1.11cd for Sept 14·
l 'i, ,1,1111ng hoth days al The
( anncrt Rc,taurnnt in Newport
Beath
I he tournament fe ature both
"ln·l l.1 rhm" an d "Open·Ocean"
d1v"mn,, w11h fi,hing beginnrng
hnth <.1.1 .. , cl( (1 ii m
( ·"" pr11c., Y..111 he awarded lo
thl top "'inner' in c.1ch d1v1\1on
All p.1rt1upJn t' rece ive an offici,11
1111irn.11ncn1 I 'h1rt , good1e hag,
l'llnte\l fl.1~ tu fl\ on hi' or her
ho,11 .11111 11ppor1un1t1e \ to win a
numhl· r ol tloor pntc\
lhc In Harhnr l>IVl\1011, which
~°''' $ l'i per ,1ngler, allow'! ench
lon1e,1.m1 10 enter 1hc harbor
\aturd.1\ in .i ~mall hoal
I he Open Ocean D1v1<;ion CO\l\
S fll(I per .1nglcr and coven two
d.ay!I of nee.i n f1<.h1ng
Ooh p.ud cntrttnt' arc !lowed
on 1hc hoal\ during tournament
NEVER WAX AGAIN
Fr£'<' Interior Fahr1c Prott.'c:t10n ($ J Value)
with f'ur<:hns<' of l':xrcr1or P111nt Sealant
GUARAN fl·:ED FOH h \'EARS
662-5449
huur'
I 11llow1n g e.1l'h tournament,
pn1c' will be given 01 a n award"i
h .1 n q U <' t n t l' h e Ca n n e r y
Rc,1.1uran1 I he In-Harbor lunch·
c:on Y..111 he held Saturday
.1ftcrnnon. with the Opcn·Occan
.1war<1' luncheon on Sunday.
I hroughout the tournament the
official weight tations will tay in
cont.1c1 with participating anglers
vrn radio to relate highlight of the
day and i\\ue up·IO·the-minute
report\
DrJwtn!' for v, nous door pnze
will uho he announced pcnod1cally
during the competition
The Scafc~t ll)urnament 1' part
of tht Newport ent-c .. 1, two-
wec kend eclcbrution runnin&
·1 huri.d y, Sept. J 2 through
Sundny, Sept. 21 More than I ~
event\ will be howcued
throughout the fe tiv I.
All events arc open to the
puhhc and me 't re free or chorgc.
For more information and a
calender of events, call the
Newport flarbur Arc<1 Ch mbcr of
Commerce at (714) 644 R21 I
-Bf T'IH PlkH
Rowing clinic
being offered
J'he Newport Aquatic Center
"'111 offer clinics tn rowing,
kayalo.mg and canoeing this faJI .
lntroduc,ory cour e cot SlO
per essiof\ ( 1 ~ to 2 hour ) and
provide an overview of Aquatic
Center programs, while covering
b.t'>JC 1n truction in boathandling,
afcly and skill technique.
Beginning rowing and kayaking
cour c (four c 100~ totaling
eight hours) co t $70
An intermediate rowing clu\s
(four sessions, e1gh1 hours) co ts
$70 and help tudcnh refine their
rowing \kill • while learning ohout
balnnce in the foo;ccr. lccker
Ve poh lntcrn1 cdrntc turning
boats.
A Harlxn Adventure Cru1 c i,
heduled for every Sarnrday from
noon to 4 p m. A Oect of CJnoe
and knya k. leave t>n daff erent
course each week, includ1na
n ture tourc; of lhck Bay, canal
tours, Fun Zone trip , lido lap
and more for n coc;t of $20 per
boater.
For more lnformn11on, 10clud1na
cl•' 11me and reg1'ltr 11on form ,
call the 11}' of Nc~port lk ch
Park!!, Ucac.hc~ and Recreation
Department "t (714) 644·'1~1 -BJ Tltr />#Jot ,.,.
HMt1tl a 1•11 ltup A 1 "''""'"
J 7S Rri~tol St #HO
11n lhf' Aurn111u 1
Co!ttn Mt.
IUl1ERS SWIMMERS
... PWllc Aocl8I CHANNEL 81 UBWlll•DIY
P ' m c glveyou
a big headache
P robably the three words aiJors or race committees dread the
most while racina are "we arc protesting." A protest, in
. ailing, 1 a notification that someone, somewhere, during the
cou~e or the race has poS! ibly violated the racin~ rules.
After a protc t has been filed, a prote l comm11tec i ummoned
to rule if an infraction has actually happened and if any penallies
need to be levied. This committee is u ually made up of people
that have some knowledge of the rules, have no axes to grind, arc
totally hone'it, are completely non-biased to anything in the whole
wide world, have absolutely nothing to gain or lo c 6y any ruling,
and have 'he paiience of Job and the soul of a aintl
They mu t also realize, a well a race oommitteei;, that their job
is not for their benefit at all, but for the racer: ' benefit, and never
try to compcle against them. In the past, there have been protests
with race committees that have directly challenged racen as if to
·believe they have won over the sailor. This is never acceptable!
Why do we have protests? Yacht racing is probably the last
sport around that is totally regulated by the
players themselves or the race committee. There
ore no referees, umpires or regulators that call
the play or penalties in amateur Corinthian yachl
raciAg.
Therefore, if the players d9 not uphold the
rule by protesting, no one else will, cau ing a
complc'e breakdown in the sport, including its
po ible demi e.
Now that we understand why we protest, it is
needed for all sailors to ail as be t a 1hcy can
without ever violating the rule . This 1 hard to
understand by mo t, because in other sport the
violation of the rule migh1 be the best play.
Boating The receiver 1 1n the end tone wide open with
the ball coming to him for a touchdown. The
defender cannot stop him from catching th e hall
unlcc;., he break'> one of the rule :md knocks him down before the
bnll get there Penalt}. p.1" interference. ball goc\ on the 1-yard
hnt.• hut the touchdown '' <;topped Good pl."'
In bn~eball. the batter 1'1 crn\\dtng the plate I he pitcher 1Uk!I
the hall right al the hatter, hi\\ him. batter goe' to fir,t as a
penalt for being h11, hut he probahly won't crowd the plate next
ume Good pl,1y
J'hc Mar pla)er breaks ope n Jnd ts headrng for an easy . lam
dunk ·1 he defender can't \top the ba le.ct except for breaking the
rule und knocking down the 'lhoo1cr. Penally, two free throw11 ,
which one or both might be mis ed Good play.
In yacht racing, 1f n rule 1s \IOlated, it 1s never a good piny nd
the offender i' d1o;quahfied and thrown out of the race. Many race
today include an ulternntive penalty, that 1( the offending yacht
rccogni1e~ the error of its way'> immed111tely and refu es to debate
the ..,,uc. 1t ma) take a lc~~cr penalt} and continue racing.
1 he problem um~ when the alleged offending yacht di agree
w11h th e protc\ting yacht and the pmte\t goe to the proteM
committee The prote t committee ('ho!.c people de cribcd above,
1f the} c.m he found) makes e\cry effort to find the truth.
U nfonunatel}, M>meumes th1!> procei. can take three hour or
more for one protest. T~is delay tend'i to anger all involved
for the lack of timeline of the final re ults
A much wor'ie effect or Jll the ttmc con~um1ng proce t'> i'> thJI
many J1lor will refuse to uphold lhe ruk' uf rJcrng by not
pmtc 11ng.
The direct outcome is that more sailors will trike advantage und
hrc,1k the rule' to bend11 themsel\e\, l..now1ng that other ,,1ilors
v.;1)) not pmte .. 1 bcc.iu-.e lhc:\ do nol "'ant 10 gel '""olvcd 1n the
Ion~. tlraY. n-uul pnue't I ht' Jnd lhl\ alone will d11ce1ly d.1ma~e
the: 'l'l<lrl and pn"1ble end 11.
Some su~c\11on' 10 1mpnwe e\l\l 111~ cond111o n'> for rncc
comm1t1ee' .irca
I C'leJrl) define the cour'e in a 11mcl) m.mncr ,1t the ''Ml o f
the r .1l'C
2. Clearly define which cl.t~., is tuning nt the preparatory 1gnal.
' I ollow the instructton' fur the race, 1f ,1 change 1s m.1de, Oy
the rnmc within hail Ong (code Oult l) from the cornm111ee boat
nnd announce the change by loud hailer or 111 wntrng
4. Make every nttempt 10 announce hoats that h,1vc cro .. ed 1he
.. tarting line early ~ thnl they can rctu;:n and re tart and race
fairly (when onl) the race committee can call " hoat u\er early. but
fail' t1\ tell that boat that 1 early, how docs that boat know th.lt 11
wn\ earl}?).
'i Start and finish all race so that the 1de to start or to finish
on 1' clear to all and no Ouija board decision need to he made by
1 he compelltorc;
Remember that the cummlltee·., JOO 1 to ef\.C the r.11:.er • not
compete agnrn'it them.
SuggcstioM for protc,1 committees nre :
I If )'OU do not have all the trait li'itcd above, n.uurnlly. cry
prctcndin$ it long enough to get through the protc\t
2 CoM1der orb1tration to elimtnnte lengthy protc I
'.\. Mold nll protests In n public hearing (people tend 10
prcf11brrcatc the truth le s when all their peer~ urc hsten1ng. Ari
oc.lded bonus, the open hearing can erve n a trcmcndou lcarnin&
e'pencnec for all sailors about the rule )
4 Shorten the hearing , if time d~'i not c'°'' to i.tudy the
thou~and' of nppcnt .. 1h .. 1t miitht be 11pphc,1hlc, for~cl 11 nntl make
a tlec1\lon If the '>Uilor " unh11pp) • od rc'>enrc:hc\ out uppcal
number 11M28'>,J 'ectmn (11), let him .1ppcal on ht\ own time and
expen~e
I ·'illy, memor11c the la\t ~uggestiun for race comm111ce\ and
ne'ver, .ru:vcr compete t1gnin\t the a1lo1 The 'a1.IJc1.t word~ ever
heard 1s ftcr the prottli' when one of the committee people talc,
"We urc heat him "
D
B loo Yacht Club held on a the Commodore\ Cup victor for
lhe fifth year in n row •
OYC"" winning team con'li'>tcd of l cw Decry'' fl\ 0 1(, Win ,
kippered by Dave Ulmnn, Pete John tone' .c;hudm Md Tom
Peter • l-'ardbird, skippered hy Nick Sc ndonc.
The final re ults: I Ualho. Y cht ( luh, \ 16 po111", 2. Bahia
Connth1an Yacht Club, 111, 3 South "horc Y. cht (.'luh. 82, 4.
L1Jo f \le Y tht C'lub, 74.
PbJI Rkluml1on'• bolltlni rolumn •P~•ri In th~ """°"
Bt•tlt o ta Mn• Piiot ntty Tuc>•d-.y. •
M 1U PanoDt aurfed with power, sty&c and lllWtl in wlnnin&
1be 9"Cnth atop of tho Bud Pro Surfina Tour in Malibu lut weekend. .
With 1$,650 in prize money, the San Oemente resident not only
toot ~ place honon. for this S.35,000 Body Glove Mali~ Pro,
but allo/umped into fint place an the overall pointa stand1np
ahead o title contenden Shane Beechen and Matt AtChbOld.
Panom surfed his heats intelligently, constantly pick.ins off the
bat 1¥1itable W8YCI in bis heats and suffing them with uncanny
precision and polish throughout the event. In the final, Panons
defeated Steve Pugh of Lonp Beach, Vince De La Pena of Laguna
Nipel and Ted Robinson o Manhattan Beach.
The surf for the duration of the contest wu dismal, to say the
l &cul. Many competitors failed to reach their quality-waves quota,
bfinaing contest strategy heavily into play.
Once the swell slightly picked up, making it around closeout
sections on the quick waves became extremely difficult, especially
for the aoofy-foot surfers that bad to surf "backside" at the
Surfing
right -handed point-break.
There were only nine goofy-foot surfers left by
the 64-man main event, and five of those were
already seeded that far, leaving just four coming
out of the 128 trialist . As one of them, I'll tell
you that 1t was definitely tough out there!
Ted Robinson was the only goofy-foot surfer
to advance past the quarterfinals, eventually
winding up fourth overall.
It wasn't a great weekend for Newport Beach
surfers either, as Darren Brillhart, Dave Rose,
Joey Zintcll and myself were the only ones to
make the main event, and we all lost in the next
round. ·
~ntington Beach fared Ii bit better, as five of
Huntington's best ndvanccd to reach their three
seeded contemporarie in the Main Event. Jeff
Deffenbaugh, John Parmenter, Bobby Lockhart and Kirk Tice all
advanced through the main, with Tice finishing impressively with a
ninth place overall.
Losing out earlier in the main were Huntington's Bud Llamas,
Ryan Keenan, Dave Erickson and Mark Austin.
Title contender and champion of the Memorial Day top on the
Bud Tour in Huntington Beach this May, Chn Brown ufrercd
another major upset, his fourth straight first-round elimination
since his victory at Huntington. Since his victory, Brown has
dropped from first to seventh in the Bud Pro Tour ratings.
Brown recently purchased a new home in Santa Barbara with hi
salaries and prize winning . It wa about that ttme Brown started
his slump. The added pre urc and rcspon ib11itics that come along
with money nnd luxurie must be taking its toll on the 21-year-old
competitor.
Brown will get back on track competitively bccau e he'll
eventually traightcn things out at home and his s\lrfing form looks
as good as ever.
Brown's situation perfectly illustrates the problems and hassle
fame and fortune can bnng any competitor in the world or sports.
Jn the competitor's area at the Mahbu contest, '85 PSAA
champion John Parmenter of Huntington Beach had a bit of a
scuffle with eventual Malibu runner-up Steve PuJh·
Parmenter took exception to the results of their heat together,
and after just missing out, Parmenter was ticked off. Rather than
remaining ilent and letting the 1tua11on cool off by it elf. Pugh
proceeded on, arguing and tradmg insults and further agitating
Parmenter.
fortunately for both part ies (and to Pannenter's credit), nothing
became of the encounter, but w1t ne 1ng th1 incident along w11h
several unrelated othe rs I wa left with a growing concern O\ler the
younger surfers' lack of re pcct for our preceding counterparts
who are the reason we arc surfing professionally in the first place
A champion, father, and urf hop owner (not to mention the
baddest guy on the tour) de~cne a much or more re peel than
anyone cl c on the sce ne.
Under different c1rcum tanccs. PQrmcntcr might ha\le gott en his
point across a little bit better. If I wa Pugh. I don't think I'd urr
at Huntington Beach for a long ttmc
In every port there ansc 1m1 lar conn1ct of this nature. It's
nothing new, and it leave~ me 10 wonder what really goe on in ide
the dugouts, clubhouse and locker room~ when a profe 1onal
team (like the Angels) is having problems It would sure be
intere tinct
0 At the RipCurl Lande Pro in Hos~cgor. France, fonncr
two-time world champion Tom Carroll made hi econd
consecutive finals appcuance in winning his first event of the year.
Curoll's victory moved him up to 10th overall in the ratings from
18th.
California's Jeff Booth and Dino Andino finished third and fifth ,
moving Booth up to seventh in the ratings.
Olen Winton of Australia placed third in the main e"ent and
won the Longboard divi 100, for his best leg on the tour for some
time.
Number one ranked Brad Gerlach placed 17th, lo ing out to
Austr111ia's Stewart Bedford-Brown
Fifth ranked Richie Collins of Newport Beach also placed 17th,
losing out by one point to San Clemente's Andino
FollowinJ hi victory in EnJland, Tom Curren placed ninth
overall, losing out to Olen Winton
Uo]'d Tke 11 • NtwpOl"f Bucb/Cosu Mm Piiot corrt pondmt
trtlo.tt 1urllo1 colulllo •ppan nay Tbttd•Y·
Wallace named GWC coach
Jon Wallace, an as i tont coach
the past two eosons at Orange
Coast College, has been named
the head men's \'Olleyball coach at
Oolden West College, GWC
athletic director Tom Herm tad
announced Monday.
Wallace, 25, a former Estancia
Hagh player and the son or ()('('
~-11
athletic director B rry Wallace,
replace~ Albert Ga parian who
will remain with the men's
pro ram a an 1 tant and focus
hi effort on the GWC women'
te1m.
Wallace wa!> two·timc All·
ctter for UC Santa
1ng
1 courses
offered
The City of Newport Boa1ch
Parka. Beaches and Recreadon
Department is otterina a nwriber
of coune1 ror aaiJon this fall.
Thcae claues arc scared for the
entire family, from age 9 to adult.
Classes arc taught on a variety or
boats, all or which are provided.
The Sabots (?·foot. 10-inch
boats) course offcn instruction in
buic uilina theory, boat aafcty
and ficbt ol ~ rules.
The Udo 1•. a t•-root slOoped
riaed monohull, provides for
instruction on riaina, aailin1 with
a jib, inronnal racing, 'rules or the
road and knot tyina,
Catamaran (16-foot) sessions
include instruction on terms,
balance, trapez..ing, beaching and
riaht of way.
A fourth course, taught on
Santana 20s -a very stable and
fast, fixed keeled sailboat -is
offered for those preferably with
some sailing experience.
And the Ericson 26 cla is
designed to introduce people to
full-siz.e sailboats capable of
overnight trips and daysails.
The Sabots, Lido 14s and
Catmnran course each co t $35
per nilor and arc taught at the
Orange Coast College Sailing Ba c
on the docks adjacent to the
Balboa Bay Club, or at the 16th
Street Beach on the 'bays ide of
Balboa Blvd.
Cla ')C!> for Santana 20 and
Ericson 26 cost $63 and are taught
at Udo Village, 3400 Via Oporto.
Co t is $35 per tudcnt and all
participants must weigh at least 90
pounds a nd be cQmpc tent
swimmer . Board and sail arc
provided.
All the e cour cs arc offered on
Saturdays and Sundays at various
times. For more information and
rcg1 trahon forms. call the City of
Newport Beach Parks, Beaches
and Recreation Department at
(714) 6'«·3 151.
-By Tbr Pilot
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TUESDAY
TU.EVISION
THnl•
8 a rn -U.S. Opell. USA
4 0 p.m -U S Open, USA
Amlttur B&Hblll 10 Lm Amcm:an Lc:g10n, ESPN
Best>bell
11'20 11 m -Dodacrs·Cub , WGN
4 30 pm -Blue Jays-Ono!~. ESPN
4 JS p.m -Expos·Brave1, TBS.
5 30 pm Ch1'10'<·Royals, WGN 5 30 p m -Met ·A 1ro • WOR
7 :\0 p m T1gcn·Angcl , C
7:JO pm RcJ So~·A's, tSPN
Bodna
9 rm -Moorcr·B1llups. USA
Tnidl 111d Add
12·30 am -IA.AF World meet, Ch •.
Auto Rael ..
12:30 am Sporuman' ISO. ESPN
RADIO
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10 30 am -Padre ·P&h . KFMB (7-60).
11 ·20 am -LA-Cub., KABC C90)
7'30 pm -T11cn·Angcl , KM PC (710).
WEDNESDAY
TELEVlStO
Ttanb
8 a.m U.S. Open, USA.
4·30 pm U.S Open, USA.
Beteb&ll
S JO pm. -Mets-Braves. ESPN
7 JO p m -Ptrate ·Dodgers, SC
Collqt football
6 pm Ga Tcch·Pcnn St., Ch. 13.
Hone Racina
8 30 pm. -Del Mar ~cplays, OI S6
12 JO am -Del Mar replays. PT
Aato Rados
ll;JO am -NASCAR 2SO, ESPN
RADIO
Bud>ell
1 p m -T1gcrs·Ange~. KMPC (710).
5;30 p.m -Padrcs-C&r<b, KFMB (760)
7.30 p m -Pgh ·Dod~"'-KA.BC (790)
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Y•w Finl IO bub the Timel .,.._ die 11ma ret.ed to
11111 I l IO fool the fNbl'I: by
cdlllj .. PeaMI anythina moR u..n what it wu?
Times .cldom played
FettMJ sports on its lead paac.
NO tiddifta?
The Times spon editor wa on
vac:adon dutins the run of the
Festival. So what?
The TimC$ publl hed incorrect
or incomplete event schedule
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naiaor miltun, dllmed the
Sowlaat'1aew7
it tat. lb lbota •• abe
Tilncll. u if ctMf1tll
by i1 the make-or-break
item for the festival.
When are they aoina to wtse up
and realize it's not a newspaper
which makes an event. The event
curies itself.
Attendance for 36 sports over
nine days was about 200,000 -
about 5,SOO total for each sport -
w.I: 0011111'1C...IM•11111n11 ..._.
From 81
Toeppner, a Newport Beach
native, Davis or Corona del Mar
and team captain Mindy Oark of
Costa MC$1 havo all been at
Offshore since the start. The other
paddlers Sharon Attlesey,
Pamela Fletcher, Sheila Buealer,
Bonnie Shcire. De iree Snelman
and Dru Van Hengle -have
earned their places over the years
through a combination of athletic
talent, dedication and an ability to
come together as a team.
"On the water I'm like a coach
nd cheerleader, talking to them
and ~ making sure we all stay
together," aid Clark, who 5tecrs
the first boat, named Williama.
Off the water, when he's not
racing, Clarie co3ches Offshore•
second boat, Oko/e, which took
third place Saturday in 5:26:45.
The two Off shore boats were
alone in the lead until 43 minute.
into the race when Santa Barbara
moved mto 5Ccond for ,ood.
fini hina in 5:22:22.
Okolc and its nine paddlers -
Seager, Barbara McCormick, Rika
Piper, Mishell Jami on. Pam
Mallally; Kim Hick~. Adel Smit,
Rae Jarnc'IOn and stecrpcrM>n Tes.~
Accolace -accomplished th1'
task, as Lanak1la ftnishcd fourth in
5:30:36 and San Diego fifth in
5:49:04.
MEN: OHBllol'e Clnol Clull muat 18ttle for 111111-pllcl 11111111
From 81
paddlers have been together for
years, but never as a cohesive
unit." --.
The rest of the team consisted
of Willie Reichenstein, Dave
Kruger, Barry Francis, Lawrence
Battle, Cap Allen and Jim Fukuda.
Off: bore also took fifth in the
Malia race in a time of 4:42:30.
San Diego won the race for the
specially crafted 40-foot canoes in
4:27:55, followed by Dana Point
(4:30:22), False Creek of Canada
(4 :34:33) and Dana Point
(4:42:30).
In · the Ma~ters race, for
paddler~ ages 35 and over,
Offshore had the only entry.
The team, which average 54
yea rs and calls itself the ''Gray
Blades," fini hcd the course in
5:27:44
DUNN: co•aue appears to hive Palcm Hll coursa ready
From 81
Country Club, home cour~e for
club pro Ed Howard and Robert
Roland. the latter of wh om
couldn't play becau e of tcnd1mt1~
in his right arm.
Howard. disenchanted with his
I-over 73, finished one place
(10th ) out of the money. Golfer
on the Golden State tour, which
makes 40 stops a year throughout
Southern California, pay $1 60 to
tee off 1n each tournament.
Ch ris Gonzales shot a 4-under
68 to win the Costa Mesa conle'>t
and pocket S 00 while 22-year-old
Scott Spencer of the Me!>a Verde
Country Club wa\ <,ccoml with a
69 {earning S600). Two third-place
fm1shers merited $450 each while
fifth place procured $250.
Spencer, a regular on the circuit
-with PGA tour a pirations, took
home about S 1,000 recently at the
Oucen Mary Open, which paid sn.ooo to the winner. Bobby
Lasken of Whittier 1s the Golden
State tour's leading money winner
lhl\ year at $40.000.
0
During a club member switch
l.t't h1day, 6uy Coombs
(Hacienda I le1gh1' CC) sho t a
hole-in-one at the Santa Ann
Country Cluh on the 179-yard hole
No. 17 w11h a )-wood and a
Precept hall
Other recent holes-in-one were
accomplished by Marge York
(Huntington Beach) at the Costa
Mesa Golf and CC on the
l 17-yard hole No. 10 with a
5-wood, witnessed by Sean Bath,
Victor York and Robert Law on,
and Don King (Co ta Mesa) at the
Mesa Verde CC.
King used a 5-iron on the
155-yard hole No 3 while Natalie
King, Mile Doody and Helen
Doody witne sed the trokc of
luck.
Rich•rd Dunn I • Neltport
Bt~ch/ Co t• Mtu Pilot ports
Writer whose club 10/f column
appurs tYrr'J' Tutsd•y.
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br die Nedoul ,...._ ol WIMeldaair 1'nM. .._ pllOI Oct . ..,,, at OM Reoquct
OMol l.W... ·
Tbc !MDI ii &bl lupll ud ~ the
lllOlt ~ wlilNlchafr teon~ eoum. ... a ill lhc . n. IOUnMIJ ..... oa Friday, OcL 4 wftla
Opt11lnt Cc......... ud tho pi'dlmJaaiy
rou• Of chi World Tum Cvp competltioft.
Patterned artcr &he Oa\11s Cup of
prolalioftil tcnnla. the World Cup feat"'°'
cotnpclllion between teams reprc.cntlna lhc
U111ted Saatca, £n,tand, France, Holland,
Israel, Aumaha, Ocnaapy, Sweden. J1pan,
New Zealand, Spein, lclaj11m, Switzerland llnd
Canada. Finals for ahc World C\lp will take
place on Sunday, Oct. 6.
The U.S. Open 1oumamcnt beaJns on Oct 7
witb ttn&)es and doubles compc11tion 1n Men's
()pen, A. 8, C. D ind Ouadriplcaic dM110ns;
Women'• Open, B end D dimions; 3Dd Junior
d1vmon. Compe1i1lon oonlinucs from 9 a.m. to
5 p.m dilly, 11tith finaJI matches scheduled ror
Saturday, Oc1 12 and Sunday. Oc1. 13.
The U.S. Open Wheelchair Tennis
Championships it open 10 the public and
admlulon i• free.
• For further 1nfonn1tlon, phone the
N11ional Foundation or Wheelchair Tennis 11
(714) 361-6811.
~fti~ur 10 Barce lona is being
offered by the Community Services or Orange
Coast and Co• tline communhy colleges.
Three dfffcrent op11ons include 1 13-ntfht
p11ckagc for 1hosc wantin& to sec the Opcmna
Cercrnontcs and qualifying rounds: a 13-nl~ht '
packaae for the final and Cl~lnJ Cnemontes;
ind a full l8-n1ah1 package that covers all
events
Cost~ range from S3,47S to Sl,865 and
include round-trip airfare from Los Anacles,
1ccommod1tions. d1ily breakfast, airport
tran$fCrs and daily uansportaoon to Olymp c
event' Ticltets to events arc not included.
Assistance in orderlna tickcu will be &fvcn to
all participants who are officially enrolled with
the Communhy Services. Ticlccts will go on sale
In April, so early enrollment it encouraged.
ft For further information and a detailed
brochure. call Orance Coast College 11 (71 4)
432-5880. Coastline Community Collesc 11
l714) 241-6t86 or ConJOn1um for International
Educ~llOn (ClE) al (714) 955-1700.
~~fll-Ms1a1' ~Par ....::.·z..~:. =..ei.r "A idZ:'.r ,..., _. = _.. .. • lillld ... s • 'p.a. .. ~ •• w.111 Ii ,._,..._ ... ~.....,., ... --....
w. viiible· of '" ~ wta lfp aulOtflplu and belp cOodtlcl the .,.u
aucdoa.
ltelM b lhc aaactloe Ule bNa doaalld ., Masic Joluleoa, Bo Jacbon, 1 .... Worthy,
DtMd Wood. <>Won Polynlco ud otber top
pro1e..-a1 athlet ...
Proceeds of the auctJoa help "8od coetin111na
rc:aeardl 1010 the cauto and cure for multiple tdcrotia •
9 for further Information, call the Oranp
County Chapter or MS at (714) 7$2-1680. ..
.._..,.liccl••
A nine-week Coutllne Community Collep
lev.11 bowllna cla will bes.in Thunday, Sept.
12, and will meet each Thunday from 10 a.m
to noon 1t Newport H1tbor Lawn Bowllq
Club, 1550 Crown Or. North, Corona del Mar.
The claucs arc dcti&ned to ceadl studeJsta
the basics or lawn bowUna and allow them to ~rticlpate under the auidance or experiel'Ced
mstructort.
Equipment and reference material wOI be
prcwfdcd. Flat sboc.s arc required. EnroUment
Is rree for Class No. 932l.
• For runher lnCorm1llon, f hone Coutllne
Community College at (714) 7S ·9740.
~ic~ !?'" 10 ,;ise funds for
the United States men • ..-ater polo team will
be held Tuesday, Sept 2A, from S to 8 p.rn.
The fund·raiscr 11 bcina held In conjunction
with Interiors by Luslt-Sereoae11'1 frand
opcn1n1 or •lS Bernb1rd1 Gallery II lhe rvioe
Home & Oarden CcOler. Guests will meel the
members of the team that will represent the
U.S. In the Olympic Oamet in Bucclon1,
Spam.
Dona1lons, which go enurely to the team. are
S40 per pcnon and ~he public is invited.
Jn1cr1ors by Lusk-Scrcngc1I Is at 15333
C\il\-cr, Suite 41S (at IMne Center Drive).
9 For funhcr tnfonnation, phone (714)
757-6241.
Fro.,, North Orange Cowrty
From South 0r-. CCMnty
540-1220
496-6800
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FROM NORTH ORANGE CO
FROM SOUTH ORANGE CO
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Condominium
Homes
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71 4/589-2883 the San Juan Group
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hrdW<I fire, alt. ftplc,
•tc. $212,000 Cllf A 8'1Wftn~ 78().6()()() Of 720-117'
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642-5678
Costa Mesa 1024 r J, . lf 1
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Single StOfY, 1700 a/f, BY OWNER Reloeatlon
3BR 2BA. formal living fore•• quick sale. w/ ftplc Sep fam rm 2330 aq fl 38R,
w/cuatom bf'lck nr• 2:V•BA pool home.
place Formal dining Many cuatom featurea
rm addition Aemod-a upgtad•• JacuuJ
eted kltcMn, tr.nch tub S.c: aya French
door• & wlndowe. dOO<a. hardwood fire.
CAP• COO DOLL WH lleted at SS&0,000
HOU811: Won't IUI. NOW $450.000 Don't
Pric.d to NII. Offered waltl Oay-251·1088,
•• $289,900 Setter wlll EvngMJ50-5'80. P•Y S3000 of buy•r'• _N_B_H._o_m_•-. -pvt--co-m_m_1
cloelng coete. 3eR 2'hBA, $500,000,
1709 ORCM DR .. ll•r fin. 714/851· Ml-8003 0830, or &44-8901
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COURS•-Prlvate 2
CM garage 2BR 2Ba
2 1e\191, custom thut·
t•r•. n•w carpet, $429,000
Cllf & E'trnn Kemp 1ao.aooo Of 72().. 1 17 •
NllWPORT •llACH
FINAL BUILDER
CLOI E·UPI
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OUTIT_,. LOCATIOll
OUTIT.,_ VALUE
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Harbof View Hom••
48A, 28A Mont-oo on
COrMf gr-.nbett/patk
location. N•ar Phu•
II community pool 6
tot lot Watk to ...
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size over eeoo aq n Own« moving out of SI• monthe. 38A..:::·
area. Quick Hcrow PAl''d'1 AeP
poHlbl4t. Thll 11 a 75-4000
bargeln •t 1499,000 Yrtw LJnle letend Charm-
Call Toddy Smith. Ing 38r 2qA furn,
780-tSlt f'rplo, orw. hrdWd "''· The Prudential I 1100/mo. ·~17 NEWPORT HGHTI Caltfomla A..ity H 111,. ,
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a t>MYtyl 39A 2BA In (12158A. EQU~ ahar•
. perfect OOndltlon Lot t.~~l'e!: 28R 18A, ~th It. llH •xc9ed1 t .000 · Winter fUm z bike
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Buy tht. 15,300 elf IOt vt.w, 11.3 mll, con-
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do YOUf' own thlngl Prtn only. 132·Ull51 But don't wal1 too '
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YOU RIGHT DlllUILE FRIDDLY ORllNTAL DMK OF REAL WOllEN In Orance CountJ llllOllQ -
Ar• you lntelllgent, MAN LADY COMPAlllOUTE Bruce L... (Born HANDIOllE 1 .~ 1~ 1 ~-a I•' A LITTLI hO,,.lt, ecttve. alngle, w 'f ti t Again) •"kl 27·38, ..... ur• ••--• ath ~ PSM 1 .u.1 1 1• -.vv-1' •
C•a-one & on• only. Let'• arm, •• ec ona •· that wants to feel SWM, 35, 8-1, 170#, under 5'7", •••• than ...... ' • ..,.. ' • S.F Pub S5'mln 18 yr nc...,, m n .. ~ ~HOUR tam,tCALL
,.,.., meet eoon to eel-•ntoya akllng, danc· loved and appr90J. Ilk•• mualc, movlea, 120 Iba. Love music i.tlc ~t. 38• ...U FANTASIES FROM THE
HI, do you have 9n-•brat• ••ch other. Ing, tr~9f. music. '41• ated. Vou are warm, comedy, beach••· (lglealaa to each), mature, honest, sen-leeuttful Uw DUNGEON t-900-903-Prtva1• Phone OWeceory 4lfOY to do eome cruy #2909 you Hlf-c:onftdenf, are friendly, •wetting, m•· 1wap m••t•, back· •J>Oft9, beef. 11ea1 •ual WF, 23-33, 5'4"· Wlld wom.,, GIRL Ewt 17 Adufta of H • t SI n • • • thlnge? Al• lou at __ --..;______ you-you? 12891. 1ur•. that wlll .,_ maa· rub1, monogamy. 8' for mooog.moue 1/I00-740-eM3 only S3/mln wo ... •n 1·900-4180-
\Mat a¥9rage av., LOVES SORRY ttige, romanc. wtth a Sffklng WF, 2a-.o, llNCIRE ~~lanc.t or fun lndate. ,2_35/mln 10 m'-'mln HOT ••T•• .. •T-GAl.S Ex1. 117 Adult* 50, 6'8". c.11 me, I am TO real~. #18k cut•. slim, atable, hu-AND """' o compare ter. "" -...,.,,_ ••• onty S5Jmin
reedy 12907. l 'M PICKY moroua, lntelllgenl, fft•. #1889. S.autlfut MlatrH• 04ana M •N of eo.t.a M... TALK TO A
a•1 YOU LAUGH Looking for man 60+, BACHELOR hm #191'. DIPENDAILE TOP NOTCH Speakl Oown boyl 1· 1«>0 aa..-OATE •xt 40 LIVW llODG.I ... MY SWF 20. 5'5", 115 8' •• honHt, alnc9,., FATHER SWM, 10·•. 5 '5 ... 900-n3-LAOY 1-0N-1 1a 1 ov. S3 """ CALL 1-eoo-737•1118 IOUUIATl'f lb1. •Mk• SWM Muat full of energy, ready OWM, 39, 5'10'. 172 INTENSE amoker, flnanclalty H-AnORNEY t8 .. $2/mtn 20 min l.ADl!S of the Or~ u 5.00 P9f cell
Flftylah, young, attYllC· b• active, have • for 90ma crazy thing• Iba., wtth 8 y.., okJ ROMANTIC M cure, meet WF, 80'•? Hlg hly educated BMUlttul wom.,, eon-Coast aNS .,,.., prl-1 TALK TO UVW
Uv•. Wanted, non· HnM of humor and Slngl• only 11'2908. daughter, entoY• fam-H• 11 handsome, &4, For IHtlng relation-SWM, 25, 5'10", 180, Ins Ho.., their m.,, vat• number• 1"900-GIRL.SI
amok•r. lnt•lllg•nt entoY the oud00t9 & lly outing• u well u adYenturoua, MmVre-al\lp, let'• talk • 1900 aNk• 11nk.lng SWF, conquer them 1·90().. 110-MEET Ext 117 CALI.. l-9CJ0.820-1l'7
man under 70, ~ moonlight. •2013. VERY datH. s..ica commit-Ured Hecut~ Cl'2" llMl'lLE---l--""~1-.1~.L.J1umJ.L HS-&1-tt.P 1~ S31mlft I ·-oo..., #an
6 '8''. 11'2893 MA IND£PIMDENT ted lady, any race No allm OWMNSW O.. ftV Intellect. 1~1 Adult• onty S2 m1n -o1 ........ -
LOOKll'N i I le yupplff # 1188 air•• attractive, lovtng. MOM In communrty or cl\ar· 1 UVE GIRl.S 1 ON 1 J Unwam.ct S1raet G1r1 A-•"TIVE FOR Romantic, opt m •1 ' --------• ..,.._ "-W'&lol"Prftf I"' _._., • ... ua Must 9 r aUTIFUL GIRLS• 1•t00/8844IOO T-... to ma baby ... 1· 1 1 """' enJoy travel, lkling BLOND ua1R l1n11nlne ...,...h, ,,... ""1 .. ., ., ........ .,. I ~ $2 50 1 1 o · .,,.
INTIUIGENT SOULllATE L.ooklng for gentleman ILUE m~s Ible homemaker, avail-SOM, 47, 5'f0' I pro-g·~·!a.,"!!.. ·b-· .. ·~kl· LIVE!!l m n. mtn ITW'I 900-903-L.EGS , ... •· • SWF 5'3" NS .. ., •• naotc .. __ able for .. mng, travel, f , -·-4 ,,,.... ""' -..... llRST alNOLa QIRL9 t S2 50 mtn 10 min •""• v , , • • En•rgetlc:, flt, educ•· .. ........,, enar., .... ,..,.,. "alonal, rel.able, hu-Ing out, •• well u , 1·9()().Mt.st4e
501ah, toolt 40lah, tor, blue-eyed bru-Ht. Al• you ,..dy to SWM, 5'9", 1.0 lb1 ' gardening, charities, moroua, atl\letlc, OOod II S •• I RE ER DESIRE BY AREA COOE W•dneaday NIQM fOf dally jogg•r. COM, nene, 38, adVemura-___ g_o_?_Cal_t_. _*_2908____ tov.a to bike, swim cultl.lral, h••lthful ae-communtc:ator Enjoys Ma bu unse... ong FO V Y •·900-820-3355 alngl•• R•d L.lon iov.a travel, theater, and play aporta, llvltlH She 1hould M ktdt, !amity life, moun· •mbracaa and humor 24 tira Sl ~"WI. IOll'WI $3 min Mutt be 111 yn Hotel. Aug 28th. SPM
dancing S..klng ,.... :::r~· .!:~. ='!'~ WALK ... k. SWF wt1h .. me caring. compatible. talna, .,..ch. tr•v•I, OUI lnt•rludH Call c •LL. Newport/Co9ta LON•Lvt to e 30PM Dancing.
tlonahlp, 1rlm prof ctal, alnc.,• man to IN THE lnt•,.•1• Only tho.. Ir•• to •hare hla llfa mo v I• a , mu a t.c me "1904 Me_.. woMeft 1.80(). CALL. NOW .;· ConvarHtlon, Code·
SWM with young ehare llfe'a adven-RAIN who ar• •"king IW• 11905. 11933 TRADITIONAL 903-MATE EJC1 31 18 1·900-903 1188 taus $5 admlHlon Ide ... humor 1112881 iurea l20l0. tu ring r•latlonahlp ___ L_OO_K-IN_G _____ .;..;..;;_S_T_l_L_L ___ , GENTLEuau over S3 min $15 oo par call Call 9')9..7'58
Ca•u•• You don't mind for· 1hould reapond. ~ ---------------------------""' IAlllA elgn accent? Vou .,. '1191!5. FOR A A KID OWM •8. 5'11 • t 7~
CONTiNT UM"' ~.~:~.i~h.~~~.t~ __ C_AL_l_F_OR_N_IA__ CHANGE OWM, 6'9", so. flt & ~!n'. h~~~hy~~~~~~:~·
TOMIOY •au•a am ready for you. call Roua .... IC Gentleman •"k' lov· fun. Curley lock• avallabl• If you ar•
h ---""'" • Ing caring lady for Dancer w .. kend run-OWF, 42, w h two Born In Bra.JI, OWF, -"-2_8_90 ______ 1 GUY • Cl k 0 bl lrfm, loVlng l1k• out· tot• Av•rage appear· 44• tun redhead, at-help with croaa dre11· away1, • ar N• •· d 0 0 ,. & 8 "0 ,,.. •QC•. active, emotion· tractive, H•k• n/a WANTED: OWM, 28, 8'1 ", hand· Ing and for compan· Erroll Flynn. ••d amoker, call , ,031
atty and ftnanclally •• maJa, attractlv•. ftnan-1ome, 170 Iba., look· lon1hlp. I am nice EARTHV, 40iah cutle
cure, Intelligent S"lc· clally aacure, muat BEST FRIEND Ing for a caring pr•tty looking, mlddla aged, tor maybe a1way1, US NAVY
IN PERSIAN
GULF
Ing 1ogather, patl•nt lov• kid•. muaJc and PetHe, attractive 1lngl• lady, SWF or SBF, 21· well educa.1ed, ln1er· #1903. fMnd for my bOys llf• #2875 mom 32, ... k• "Spe 30 Enjoy danc,ng. ••ting and paraon-____ T_AL_L ____ ,
and m• ,.29,,. clal Someone" tor aln 1porta, movies and _a_b_l•-"-'~90_2 ____ 1 ua111py SEEKING cere relattonahlp Ac Ilk•• to dine ou1 LOOKING COWBOY SWM 31 looklng fOf
elnc..,e WF, 25 3!. I
ti. peA r.••, ,,, Per. IVV" Uva, rrl•ndly, ou1go # 1932. Age 28, 8'7 • 229 Iba ,
PRETTY IMDIANA Ing, eecure Many In-__ C_H_ru_a_•R_O_U_S--1 FOR •••king attrac11ve
JONES tare1ta Prefer non· ••-MORE young blond fifty, age
PLAYFUL SWF, 31 , s'a", l20'a 1moker. Will answer BOLD than • one night 21 ·24 , w ho kno 1o1a
Writer, photograph•r. beauty, IOoklng for Ill• all. 12880. STRONG sland, but less thanl how to hav• fun and
s1an Gu • II T!lar•K•·
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WIDOWED
ENGIMEEA
5'7", 40 yrs • ... 1c. otJc, lnt•mallonal ••· ? A t enjoy• Iha baoCh anti
SWM, 36-ssish w'10 ecutlv•, for ltkawf•• 5'10", 250 lbs , black ~:~;·~: •• .!:~:c ~~~ romance. hie• moon·
enjoya mu1lc. rock to woman Stlmulatlng, haJr, bfown l'JH, 30 venturou• SF. •1913 I llght walks on th• ctasalca, m ovlea, adventurous, ath~Jc YT*, Blue Collar .... , Mach and l•t• night
beach, adv•nture1 & ap1r11~ Call tor • •-ru•ous cur•·•, o ldlar . '11ka LOVES CHURCH kissing by a fir• and and just pta""·I Uma1 1 d 1 AllW5n n deaer , mount• n1, drtnL•ng ch•m,...,,n• ,.~ pro1pec1 v• at• h N--OP£BA " .. -.
SM, •. ,... 175, alen-
der. al)(ttaa, llated 2
whO'• Who, ... 1c. al·
tractrva well 10 do SF,
age no barrt.r Many
lntere111 "18"
logether #2878 •2912 OUTGOING LADY be•c __. crH my "" Mut1 be daring and lklnned tall radh .. d DANCING try things on th• apur
HEY SEEKING WANTED to bask In my love & 7 5 8 180 ol lh• moment hk•
YOU UNDERSTANDING Sllm, n/1, WF who en-bear me aona Coll• ~~M, I~~. co;,,mll·l midnight awlma In • Perc..onal
h loys Iha out of door a, MHa "1888 1 1 hot tub. ·-"'y ahoot· II you are an oneat men1, kldl, a rpanaa ...,,,~
min, abrtylah, call me FRIEND lonQ walk• 6 taJkl CEASE nd abOve Looking Ing pool, wH1tand Sf'rv1ccs l005
4'2892 OWM, 47, 8', 180 Iba , for slender OWF 3s-45 getaway• to CatBllna. a Hot L.._ Call SWF, never married, ••n•• o t humor THE to share cloaa rel•· football and romance " ""'
LADY
WITH
CLASS
Attractlv•, family orl· .,,,ad, 5'4'. t 2 1 lb•
aNk• attractive WM,
eo·1 for companlOn· 1
1hlp Pr•f•r t•ll. com·
paHlonate, young at
h .. rt. With hone1ty
integrity and ••nH ol
humor *290S
5'4 ', 40, tor • lasllng #1897 MOMENT uonshlp I'm a llOCk· I a110 enjoy giving • B••utllul glr19Waltlng
rela1lon1hlp Enjoy IDVENTUROU87 ) Thia v•ry handaom•. brok•r & MBA 11881 apeclal lady nowers 1/IOO-t8MM9 walking, dining, mov-1 s2 ,,_,. 1 10 n/ • lea, and hiking Look· Seeking 1llm , non· tall, ftl, lntelllgenl, lov· Muat llve In Hunt ng-'IV m n, m1 m.n
Ing for SM 3s-45 L.et'a smoking woman with Ing, romantic, alncere. NICE ton Ml!ICh Lal • play ABSOLUTE BEST
m••t 1oonl #2177 •n open mind .and paa'llonate and "rHI . HAPPY I logather 11813 LOVE & ROMANCE
h••rt Musi love lh• 30'• Q•ntleman ... ka PHOTOGRAPHER TALL TONIGHT
SEEKING outdoor•. aaillng, ••· an atflu•nt, g•n•roua R......,.a ... TIC ,R.900-EAL.2~.~333ES UNDERSTANDING plonng, •haring, apon· woman for the most '"ks attractive lady ~ .....,._ tanally, atmple pl••· eiccitlng, aciv.ntUfous 18 10 35 for fun, love WIDOWER REAL PHOlllE N\J~9£RS
GRANDPA lures and yourHlf and .•Peclal reletlon-end Ille I'm • giving Loyal, dependable, AOAs °'tr SI 30.,.,.,,,
From 80-70. hona11' I'm 48, tall, altm, •• ahlp of our 111... g•nlle m en Need educeted, fun loYlng, ADULT 900 LINE
and caring, for friend· cure. with rwo sail· time Oo II, call! models also #1882 non-smoker, "n•n-Dl9'aCTORY
PRETTY
SHAPELY
BLONDE
ahlp •nc:t outing• Im b o at• (one ••ch 11812 t NON RELIGIOUS ctatly aacure, no chll· Graphic h•llfl9 of unu·
I 50 •• brown eyes and coaal}, • condo at 1Pla -DANCEi I Cl • ••• .. • relt I d ti .. f .... d SWM proleaalonal r n, " P Y aua una ver se ... . hair, s 8", ahy, qutet rtver '" trav ... an and IOnety. ntca lady an o~ed future Wl'ft.I blu• collar worker lady, 40 to 55, with •dull programs 1·
T "" age S7, 180 Iba good moral •1hlcal 900-~s-e&a5 $.99 min 17878. hinge Im not: M111· FOXES 5'10" non-amoker valu.a. Many Interests
S Lra9V rled, boring, rich, con-I 1 _.. 1118...... "'-LM&la...-
SWF. •uce9Uful ell•
acuttva. humorou•,
non~•llgloua, 1ov•1 w .. kandl eway. akl·
Ing. laughtef. Sffk•
SWM 35-4~, IUCC .. S•
fut, attractlv•. witty,
oommunk:atlva, n/1fd
Comml1t•d r•latlon-
ahlp1marrt . 11'2876
~1 form111 Thlng1 1 am· Tait Newport entr•pr•1 drinker Enjoys rn<>un· 0 _,.,. .... --""JJ· --• I 1 ~7 ..... ra•y Happy, .-cure, mo-neur with , ... tMt and taint d...n, camp-TIRED OF D·TING? ""'° _....._. .. _ _.. ,.. wtttv Ing, f1sPllng, tclence, "' 4""' Olt't 11~10 nwi nogamoua, atfacllon-....,..... ,_...,, "'• •• ,. E 00! LADY ale, w11tlng for youl gragarlOul and earing. P 8 S TV ~· mo-M T Ar" Cod4J dattngl t.AMt
but r..iry only 1e .. y, #1885. a"k• up-beet, youth-nogamoua rel•llon-SWM, 21. 5 8 ·• 155 local• by Phone. 1·
Ha Ha Im aura any· ---------1 fut, ~u11ru1, baacn 1hlp with SF. #1901 lbs , happy, h•anhy, 90().788-0123 • Aleo
o,,. celling ma wlll Boetaanclbdt•and blonO.whowantahar lotsOIJtoi0entslOokl0t athleuc. outgoing, Romane. Advisor an-
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humorll L.ook 40lah, mertuncan.,!,~~m-cluttllld WiltMylind fer SF with th• aame 788-4ESP bOI" $4
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Order. WIM Train. 1 • 1788, 3300 Newport ~735-8197 EXT 311 Blvd., Newpon llwtl,
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Newpon 9Mch ore A thlet ic M anager ~ lne!!!g!·
"-' opening tor .,, TralnH. 1300 .. 400 SHADe TREES. Huge
.-p'd ••1•1!"'°"'91 weekty. If you *• now. 1"9taM aMde. Af.,~::;...... ~t~5~oal ~=-'°''~
Wlllft-L. IU. TW T~ Pine trMe 3-4 ft, pot.
MM ifiiii'i IDTI• MlllUllG High ..,. ted. as fot seo. "
···-llO. poten-ergy. poaftM peopte roeM/l50174-Mn ttel In ADDITIOll to com"""9d to a Drug WEDDING OAE88-w/
Comm'• to 1~ to FrM Amwtc:a. Make • allp, A 10-12, ...,... aTAltTI Advenced dl"ereoce. 474-7221 w,'beaded lace. N.wr
Tmg + No desk F"I W•no'•-wom '26(), U3o-8121 FT/PT. Patrick ,,....
Qllleaple 165-5824 C°"""8otlOft
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Tuesday, Thursday &
Saturday. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance. LIDO PININIULA L =: .. ~!.
CA 92958-e91S, (714) •LIQUOR CLIRK• I 844 3300. Equal Op-
P fr, 2 ... eve1/Wk . portun~ Em&.
Coata M .. a. 548-3883 DlllO 1Mai I V • ft d I " • Steve 8am-4pm. 1 ,_ l'or •••• ' -Pfr d•mon9'rator. for
11ATICMIW9IUU. 9M To MSO/Wk. Retoc.ta.
RICIPTIOMllT t..eoo.125-04' 4·
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200-1ees IQ. tt. office Cfteep,
apace• for rent. "Old ... 1 1-eoo-2a4-A Dally Salary '300 tor atorea In arM.
buying merchandlae. Immediate opening
No •·ltP nee. 714/ HO-FrVS-VSun, car nec-En • r g • r ti c . • • If· motivated peraon tor
front dealc poaJtlon.
! , , 'I '' " ' ' . I 35 CARAT Au1traltan
fire opal butterfly,
hand-carved • ... In
gotd w/VVS diamond• & Burm•M ruble9. Ari ,
CALL 842·4333 Newport" Marine envl-----------r on m • n t . S o m • Vendlnge Local Rout•
COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH
apace• on w1ter with For Salee elg s Loe.·
dock• avallab... Con-tlon•. 1900 Posalble
venlent tr" parking. Each Machin• WHkly
5'1'3-9330 •Muat S.lle .......
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Neither vulnerable. outh deals.
WEST
NORTH
•862
•A 10 3
•AQ8
•9642
• K 10 6
•J97 6 2
•97 6 4 3
+Void
EAST
•QJ97 3
•K 6
• J 2
•QJ8 ~ SOUTH
•A 4
•Q 8 4
• K 10 ~
+A K 10 7 3
The bidding
South West North Eu t
l NT Pu tt 3 NT Pan
Paa& Pan
O~nmg lead r1\e of \P
"Your Honor
"North's claim for damages due
lo neghgen<'e by my dumt, South. 111
lnvolous tn the extreme. Follow the
pl11\ with me and you will M't' that
tht' contract of three no trump y,ent
duwn because of a bad brtak and
good defense.
"Weat led a fourth best heart. de
darer played low from dumm\ and
East took the king and shtflt'd w the
queen of 'lpades We11t .. ignaled y, 1th
tne ten and a ~padt' con110uat10n
foffed tht' ace Oedarf'r noy, had to
hnnR in tht' dub su11 without lnss
and, aince • ainaleton club honor
with West or an even brea.k was a far
greater probability than lhe actual
distribution, my client laid down the
ace of clubs. When Wf'&t showed nut
the contract Wd beyond redernp
tt<>n. The defense fails lo see how
South could po68tblv be held l{Utlty
as charged:'
"Your Honor, lellrnl-d l'llUnM I'
skill et oratory is eit<'eeded onh It\ I
his lack of abiitty 111 a bndge plA\l'f
It 18 plaintifrs contention that
S(luth went wron~ at thf' '"" fil"ll
tnrk'
"Consider what might haH• hep
pened had declaru s1mpl> n en
with the table's ace of hearts at 1 h<'
fir1'1 tnck Lo deny the defender-1 a
chance to 11h1f1 to <1pades. With fivf'
fa t tncks in the other thret' su1h
South now needs nnly four 1 h1h
1 m h for game, and can make "un•
11( the contract while keepin.: Eai1t
uff lead for 11 po 1bly fat.al return
through the queen of hearts Dedar
er ~tmpl) leads a club from dummy
and rovers am card that EHt plays
If West ran take thl' trick no return
111 dllmagin.:. !to South runs the rest
oft he auit Ai; the cards lie, declarer
wins the tm k and bring11 in the
wholf' cluh 'u1t by crossing to the
board in diamonds for repeat fi .
ne aes tn makf' an ovenm:k "
Guth\ a" charged'
TODAY'S
C ROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Swiss
6 M ild o.ith
10 FOOd fl'lh
14 weakft1
15 Big wind
16 Tramp
17 Slur ovf'•
18 "tmost rO\;nd
19 Sp1riled
sell auuran~
20 T1mbet1an<1
22 Mov~ to
anolher land
24 Greek letteu
26 Superv1M
27 Oul>fln
temales
3 t Nevada city
32 Sptey 11_,
33 On lhe ball
35 Jolutr
38 H0<11e 39 Metric un111
40 Season
4 t Work pref
42 MuBK•I note 43 Walk
unobtrusively
44 Weeding tool
45 "n E1n1op11n
47 Not
me1apnotica1
51 Pa1111me
52 Type of
barometer
54 Peete
56 Kindhearted
2 3
1'
17
20
32
4 1
52
59 Wicked
61 Louvre sitf'
62 Grafl9d 1n
hefal<Jry
63 Partly pref
64 Choo!Ml
65 Olscont1nued
66 Forest unit
67 Ouencn
DOWN
1 MUSIC symbol
2 uont circle
3 Moslem ruler
4 Move 11roop1)
5 G•m~nll
6 Seti
7 Presented e Co11onwoo<1
lrM
9 Hands o~
10 8e11eraoe
1 I Solt dr1ntc1
t2 Taper olf
13 Aectpienl
2t Necllw .. r
23 Money slang
25 Entrap
27 Make out OK
28 Swan genu1
20 Type Of CO<l
30 Or .. t Lake.
Northwett Tarritor ...
34 An abrasive
35 SIOeh 38 bfev. 37 Valley
30 Largest
5 7
40 V100tou1 one 42 Dull pereon
43 Flag symbols
44 In
endrcild 48 Ap0fl0'1 son
47 Mooed
48 Mldealt
oallve
40 Alen cake
e g
~ Crowbar I Cl
53 Frost
55 Tar
~ Sample With
ltle tongue
57 Punta del urvou•y eo Ootf problem
tt 12 13
'..8()().228-0110
lnV('<-,!1111 •111
Opprn ll1111!1· ~ll08
•NJOY 14-15% on TD1
S20K to 11,000,000 ~
Call Denlaon Auoc.
4~5NOWI
Morwy
olo.111 2~1-l
$MONEY$
Ptr1on1I lo1n11 debt consotklltlon
& home equltr
lo1n1 to S50K. A•
9ardl111 ol p11t
credit history.
1-800-927«>91
Pawri an)I' vehlcl1
Noc.ah llmlt
Boat Program In Calif.
AUTOPAWN 175-1151 Dir
•WIDOW HAS SSS tor
TO'sl $20,000 up No cr•:I·.,_. No l'I•" .ity Call
Otf\50!' ~ 4 • HOWi
Lot 11
Perwonal 11ualn•••
$3K th1u S100K
Bad credll no problem
No act.lane:. fH
1f80C).52M42t
NEED HELP
Peraonal Loans to
rrom s 1 e.ooo-sso.ooo
Debt conaolldatJon to sao.ooo ec»922-sn s
'""vu"''"'~ ,:1 i
Lost &
Found 2925
LOST4'ew8rdl 8/12,
Male Cat, "Ty", 1 yr
o ld, b lk w/Wht on
face/leg• & underalde.
Short hair, thin bod)I',
yellow coll/ brwn tag.
Nr Harbor/ Merrimac
area, CM. 957~9
88 t 1, •Jrt. 3458. 1aa1ry Span I ah bl-
Alrh lllHMtlonlat lingual helpful Celh
E t l850/Wk F • 873-9210 or 541-0718
tr=ln:. Retocat~. r" lllEDllTI OPdbRi
1/800--424-5122. Micro filming 1.,v\ce1
AIRLHlll NOW :~:•,0u~ 'C:,J~ HIRING! micro fllm camera op-
e cuatomer Service erator and to pefform
e FI'-... Att d •• fllmer In Coata •M:;hani:." ant• 'M•.. oto. Suoceuful
•=..iev•I & Up traln•H depending on
1 7 ... _........ perform.no• wlll re-
_._ -celv• from se to s 10 »T MOR·Ellp'd CM per hr. e mo• contlnu-
reald•nt Spanlah oua job la guaranteed.
1plitg. Reply: 394 S. Some tllm•r• may be
Mlral•11• Or *500 San hired permanently
Pedro, CA 80732 after e mo1. Though
.. rt __ .. _ T I 110 111p•r1ence la r• .._r ,. nffl qul'9d, 'micro lllmlog,
Needed. Call: typing, and d•ta entry
\' J 11 'I I: , ' , 1'
GOOd Phon• 111111• • WOMAN wfth I old
typing ~·d. can JUdy daught« ..-. fiv.1n
Lym ••t~ poatt. Heve ref9, up.
RECIPTIOllllT own nn.. Last Ml*Y
Outgoing, type 40 '350/Wk 714-~
wpm, IBt-4/PC helpf\11,
DOOcl wttn figure•. We hewo .,. ... ~ ....,.. ...... too~ Fr ... Call
Immediately, Tr'*"' .......... aorvea..
Coat. MeH 640-6122
M•• '•• ,• •~ • '
~ Fl 11Ilii111 •. I ,11 1 ·I 1
Orang! M3·5no 7' 80l'A ltght yeltow, ___ ..._ _____ , good condition, 1100.
RHt9utant a-.aacu TIRED OF
WAITREll
ORWAITER1
/ISAM-12 Noon
>I S300.$5()0 per WMk
Beautlfut iOfa. tovee .. t,
chair. ottoman. New cond. oak trim. ..erf. no• 1325. 141.:M&e .
)\ f I' \ J I
( I I',· ' ;
•.-•I o ell•otor'• 51 MGA. ""'Of9d to dreelftl Shown al th• original fw:tory epeca.
Sawdua1 thru Sept. 1 . Off·whlt• wfth red Int-.
Call 371-()947 rlof. Spok... ~ · owner. Immaculate.
r I, tilt •, , .....
01q.111c, hll'i'I
Baby Grana, excel
cond. S1,4SO Spinet
Pleno, good condltlon.
Plano teacher muat
.. ~111ce. $475. 527.
1864 or 952·2238.
TV" ~t··1··,1
1\ t it •I I I 1 ii 'II ', I .I I, \i I
s.22,000. l414S4&
1\, 1!1'
Ii 11 p1 1I1 : Ii 11 '
'83 JAGUAA XJI.
Green. Exc111anc con-
dition lntNdo/out. N..,
new tlree/brakaa,
19,850.144-71'1'2
•'II ¥0LKIWAGOll
t-&oo.344-Sot 1 •JC1. 1 experience la helpful. Chlroonctlc Ant Minimum wege will be
Front -bttlce: chffrlul, paid during training
enthualastlc, eicp. pref. PIHll call '1'35-«1733
F{f, Incl evening a Sat to get appllcatlon. ln-
hra. &31 ·5664. tereated perao11a "'
Call otane In Tultln ,
28 .. et ... Or Mark
GRANITE-LIKE glaaa
dining room table wtth
8 upholtte,..a chairs, l<ll•pch Spealcera, P'M·
$500. Call 64H7ee tlgloua ••I(.. Horna.
12250 080 648-Hlt
Eve• 873-3975
CMRIOUT• Red wttn whh• top
(new) and .n..11.
Pull out etereo.
Alarm. 70K mllH.
17,500. Call 966-
2199.
COPY CENTER
Seek• Frr reap. per.
9on f6r varied duti.•.
Incl plck~p & dll. Wiii
\rein. 852-1538
requeated to call Im·
medlatety.
Federal Job• 1181<·
se2Ktyr, Now Hiring.
Amazing Recorded
MeHa 714:533-S2.28
C .... 1 A 174 Mlac, lt•m• ror 1ale. ~· In .M., -.... W••lern Furn., mlcro-TELlllARKmNG wave, compact 1t1reo
3 People needed to & more. Nancy
.. u the new Piiot. SS _7_5_~---· -----I
1>9r hour or le per OAK table. I ch1lrs/
order. No e11pertenc• hutch . 2/lva $900.
nHded. Call Mike 89f't(ay 6 G1y dr .. 11t
Wiiey 1t 642-4333. & mirror S500 721-4237
Looking to sel
that extra jun
stacking up
the garage?
Try the classifieds. What's junk
to you is a treasure to someone
else For only $8 52 you get
4 lines for 2 days. Call today.
642-5678
"··•.. ... •
Rci 1'
G('t11·r.11 :ri 1 !
•N:Alla , .. Ltgln6 LS
40A, Immaculate, sun-
roof. IMthlt, auto, tul
pow•r, • Owner wlll
help arrang• IMM Of contrect. Factory war-r.mv untll Dec. Mutt
VI lntarHI Avallabl•. aee. 118,000, Lie.
New OU1'V 18' EJectrtc 2LVE04& Day
Cocktail Crulllf'. Incl 3 t73·1~. ev9/Wtende
yra allp In Newport 1'1'3-2113. Oun11 . Value----------
S 2 5 , 0 0 0 ~ . 0 n I y BMW 'ti ?50L S4 t K
19,000 121-aoe 080, 27K L.ocal mla ntv ervc<1 #27"39
HONDA SANTA ANA
n•/647~ POWf'I HC1.th :o 1 2
tMe18'LYMAN
c1 ... 1c lap a1rak• bey
boat. II you loVe to re-
1tor•. thla 11 ttl $3000, oeo. Pp 873-5558
t eM ta• LYMAN
Gr•at bay crut99f, ••· c:ell•nt condition.
$5,000. &&H'798
t4' LASl!R aallboat, •X·
cellent c ondlton,
trailer Included. '800 °' beat otfer. 581-8232
1968 MARINER 31 ftlMr
glaa• ketch. Rebuilt
Perklna. Sell 119,500
or no cuh oown part.
ner1hlp 544-72 11
M~1N23000
Turbo, beauttful cat. 1
owner, excellent oon-
dltlon. 18,MO.
(7t4) 548-0973.
Merc:9de• 1888 580SL
Taup•/creme, top
never off. 32,000
ml .. a, HC.tt.nt concst-
UOn, S4 t ,995 080
832·19S7.
At1l11·.
Ot l!lh .. , ! ' 'I ll 10
Buick 1181 E19c1ra
s1a11on Wagon, 53,000
orig. rn1.... 1 OWnef.
rune Ilk• new, fully
loaded, leather Im.
rlor , $2 ,950 Call
0 eotg9 7t 4-ea2"5710.
Cadillac t N9 EldOradO
Cabrolet top, ,..,..,
phone, gold package,
72,000 mlle1, 111,905
OBO. 832·1H7.
PLYMOTUM '7t
hater Auna W.U ~
gOOd condition. g,....,,
&850 080 844-99114
PUBLIC NOTICI
•
H1. 'I' ( 11 '.I I 1 ii • j H 11.1111,1 !1,'IJ
~)t·r·.111, llllH ~'lf '1 , i I ' 1 :d INCREASE
YOUR
RUCH THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATEi
... UY
FULL OR PARTIAL
TRU8T D••Da
(714) 13&-45n
DICK'S HAULING
Junk lo dump & gen-QUAUTY eral hauling Large HOUIECLEAJHNO truck with nrt g•••
Rellable. Through. o.-1 ___ 64<>-__ 3_7_98 _ __,,.,...,.
talledl Severin&. Av.U DUii~ RUNS • .. UNK
WMlic•nd•. &4&-7044 Fumlture, truh, tr" C . ti l 1 n "I',
l·l~l01 Contr,1Clor s 3'1'18
We can ~ °' ti.a •Ill Comm'!, Rea, etc .
branch••· appllancn
Mike 7 dya &4&-1391
Inc orn1 · i ,P. .! i 7u ~~
$1.50 per llne
per day.
..,CONVEYS CUSTOMS
Cablnat1/Furn1ture.
Fll'llahea Reatoratlon
All quahty 548-5375
"559309. Wayne 5* TA XES prepared A
8042 Jeff 957-9447 books kept. Com~
Th&l'I ALL VOU pay
8IMd on 4 1inM. ,,.._..,,..
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C.HpPntry 3510
D..,.~'Pll-All«lllOM
Cablnet•P•n•l·LOClca
Slah~atoOHtt
" Y"I •@ Wry &42-0587
C.u pct
Clt'aninq JS 1 ·l
Repair Pro 15 Yrs
Power Reatretchlng
lnalall New a UHd
F&1t/S4 t -1972/Servlc•
CPrnPnt
CorH·rt'f(' J'.126
Const rt H t 1cir i
Bwlc11119 FihO
~ ...... Conetruotlon,
driveway•. patlo1,
room addltlona, uw
cutting, concrete
remov. Uc. 2&4724.
838-1 ~.or 838-3528.
Elcctrtclll 36 10
ELECTRICIAN
Uc 1597&&4
142-4321
Ext 310
•• Dr Ive way t ·Patio a-__ (:.;.7..;.1..;.4)~&4.;._&-4;..._230;;.;..;;...__
path1 etc. No ~ too 8UNLIN• •L•CTIUC
11!1111 ltaei, U.. l4IM Sen!. NpB/CM '5 yra
Mickey 538-0553 All elec/ttng •JMC.
D.A.Z. C...trvotleft lf3"e21, 873-0359 "'ILIC llOTJCE Cra"1manahlp, con.
FPlllt''-.
& 01·t ~..., Hil :1
The C811f. Pubftc Utlll• cr•t• & block Fr"
tiff Cornml .. lon, RE· eat.· Competltl1te
QUIRES that att uMd., prlce1 751-8635
houaehold good• ORTIZ CONSTRUCTION f'•MC•S-GAT•a.
mover•. print their MuonfY·Concrete P• New R~. Aldwood/
PUC Cal T num~. Uo1-0rtvew11va Paint. C.CS. POii Aeplta CM/NI
llmo'• & cNluff•ur • IAndc:tpl *• 646-30N Jim Whyte 842·7208 print their T C P num--
t>er 11'1 &JI advettl.. .I.II. Conetruotlon men'• If you have a & R•,......lne
que1tl0n ab<H.11 th• I• S..-olal .. l• Fr" HI
galtty o=et, limo 714/&47·2449 or Chauff r. Call• JACK KUMllDY TILE
Publlo Utllt ea Com-& MARBL! INSTALL
mlHlon. 714·&611-4161 I REPAIR All type•
,F 1t1u1
Adi 11!11111·.
A1·111 ... 1,·lrr1q 1.110
General Pllapalra and
Handyman 1ervlcaa too.
7I0-1IOI.
II I o 11• jif1( lllill!j
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R•f'RIG•RATION.
IERV1CI!!, SALES
LlcWtMd.873-tOet
Aii: 11 t' '
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of Paver1. Waahlng & s .. t1no 497.5005
THI ORIGINAL
DUN tM TIU UN
l•aky ahowera-Acld
wun a regrout. New
A R•'*r lklhrooma-
Shower d00f9 Kite>
Ftoort·Plumblng Lie
25yn 0 c 873-8005
TIL ln1talled/Repalred.
"'"" Co"1loue s.Mct ,,.. (I\ J A.Wene••
JoM • Shtlby ...u 178
111 .... 1,111n1·1.111·, hi.1 0
Rx....-tln•t .. e.n
HardwoOd nr, llno.,
ceramic, c:arpeta. Sub
fir rpr. Uc. fS441..282 t
H.rndy M.111 .\710
erlad. l.aMf printed.
Home arvc alnc9 ·ee
Uc::/t>onded. 241-8752
Linch( .1p1 · Xi
L,lWll C.ir•· {il()8
l 1·q.1I S1·rv11 , .. ,
I ' ~ 1 • \
r -
UP TO
$600 *' --
I ,
UIWlr ..... n .. .,.h,.m"'iiiiilln9"Yi ---~-Ad ........... Q.;ti IMlfllnM ..... ....
lllW '11 "=='~ fllromlnenl NA80
..... -... membel """ looeted lnoludlnl word pro-In Centre! Orange oeH lng and elate Own w. DIHn -.. County le eeeldr'8 ... 91*Y 8UPPOft. ~ ~ ~1QOI.. ,-. 7 or II ._._d
mar ........._ ""' .. --cRllC.ltCi•li --11:--1 bfOk.,.. ,...., cenc11-"°' ......... to, ltte fd. Ol'fl 4.-..n _.. Wiie pa 11111 eub-
lowlng: .. -a ... ......... lewr.r 'ff· ....... e ...... ..,. In
oepelcM• ....., "'9 fllff poeMoue .,,.,., ..... ot MOUttlM and
uta91ta• and ... on Cell ,,.._..111. mMUiln a ounwnt ct!-
~ pulllc; typ9, ,.,... ent btlM. Wll con-_.;:;i~-..;;;;;p.;.~-rr:=llC"I
=a~-::: NMcled. ()ntj eicp. = ~~ .EmF'.::iltiro-.;~id
""*"9: ........,. _. journeymen need l)9f'9Gft8 P.-n Of·
ourete Mel dllal d _.;'1f!r...,.,·rina.lliii,.,1il7n••' r--1 ..,. ....;..y + commi. ,.._., oomple tnfar• ,.,.., .ton, elCCI.._,. beno
mdon and delta. eeo. '"" fc* ratalnG ~· llftt9 and working oon-Muat PO•H•• .. ..... for amMeur llitltadce. dtltone. rror lm&IM9w. I~ of~ 17 + per hour. cart .,.._. ~ l(.ely llLll Cl.lftl{ I cteftcal ........ IOe In-Dan, 714 1 •1 ICMI ~ord. -----~----:: .. ~I~--=:~~~-~ .... ---....,_-eluding publlo con-714/5M-3942 OuHn Mattr&H t,
PER MONTH
.,... • .,.. 11n1v.,. 1a01 A-·a-a htah -••a••JI __ .;..;..;;..;.;~;.;...--·I Uk• new. Coa4 MOO.
,,__.. evtlllebte. • ---Gll!D ...,... '" •a• .. e•U 1225. 950-0IOI Musi -_,,&..... a school Qr9d OI 0 D 1kaey well ~ -.mw ......... ..., equtvalency and eblt-N9Wp0tt aeec" ofo Al hte11c Man•o•r _.!:LM~ve~m!!!H!!•~•~·~--1 nut sppearanoe for l'Y to type 50 wpm ec• ha.a openlnO for en Train••· 13004400 SHAD£ TREES. HUV9
Coeta Meaa Slallo-curatefy on a a111 ctrto ·~·ct 9 .,,.......... weekly. If you ltk• now. lnatant ehade. * r11 m•FCTm * ner'a. Appty In pereon ly"wrlter. eto. rror A9I Cell P.m •l)ort9 lo money. call Otff•rant kind•. 11 aal-
•• 170 E 1'"" St, fuf1het cMtaA1t and ap-• .,. eeM W Bret, 71 ~2 Iona. All tan for aoo
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Tuesday, Thursday &
Saturday. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
For I••••· approic, 30x25 office. new
peJnt/carpet. 1 ot 23rd
St. CM. 648-6871.
Q .. llAT CM LOC
Near 40515&(73 Fwya. Qroundftoor. AC, b9'h.
1 oo-350 a/f. 540-4118
LIDO PININIULA L ::..~!. ~~o~Qi.!:t. ~~ ~=P·
.. ~~~OCE.... ~ ~ c~ ~~-"ll!!!!~•T!'!!rii.!!!!!!O"".---n=~ITetemarttdng Pine ...... M ft, pot.
--· rn .....-_...., a;.,, -T1• .. -ING Hi..t. en-ted. 25 for llO. 28 ING PHONE ORDl!AS. 0 F NEW P 0 A T --•• .... ..... ro9"IS50 17......U --..... c-.. ., T ae•cH P o Bo• •a,ooo llO. PoWn-ervv. poeittve people __.;;_.;;.-----~~-1 • ----•OU 0 ... • • • .... In ADDn10N to commlte.d to • Drug WEDDING DAl!SS-w/ OnMr. WMI T~. 1· 1798, 3300 Uewport Comm'• IO 100. to Fr .. Ameftea, Mak• a allp, a 10.12, wt'"9
IOo.7u-8117 EXT 311 Blvd., Newpc>n llMch, aTARTI Advanc•d difference. 414·7221 w/beeded i.e.. ~
•• llftlllfta CLIRK• CA 82eaa-e915. (714) T~ + No d"k FHI ·~ ... •~•1-~ &44-3300. Equal Op-......... worn _...... _... -
P(r, 2-4 •vH/Wk ~ ~ FT/ T. P._ITlck COftltruOtlon
V • n _., n • itC::. ~:.~3 DEIOllftllTaR :,.~:._ To M50/Wk. RelOCat•. 1~:!: A Dally Salary S300 for l :f:r.'!9~.•on for RICIPTIOIHIT 1 ~14'
buying merchandl••· lmm•dlat• opening. Ener g erllc. ••ff. ! 11 'I 'I ( I',' I' If 'I"
J1 ''.'. f •I 1 \ I II I
f.. /\1 t ' \ • '
35 CARAT Auatrattan
fir• opal butterfly,
han<karwd lo Mt In
gold w{VVS diamond• A BurmeH rublN. An .
CALL 642·4333 Newport" Marina anvt-----------r o nm • n 1. so m • Vendlnge t.ocal Route No ••P nee. 714/ eeo. FrVSaVSun, car nee-motivated petlOn for
9811, elCt. 3458. eHary. Spanl1h bl-front dHk po9ttlon. \·,r ti·'• <I '>'1,\'1
f\ r 1 f I : 'I
( I I',·''. ,, I l '
COSTA MESA NEWPORT BEACH
apace• on waler with For Sale•Blg S Loca-
docka available. Con· llon1. 1900 Po1•lble
vantent frH parking. Each Machine WHkly Alrlnte--toR'.•.~tlonk. ,.•r .. t. ~~;J 10h:,s>~11.o<;~:· = !~~ c!t1~~~ WOMAN with 8 yr old _.. ._.....,. Ly"" ae1•...0 dauO"llf ... k• ltv.ln
training. Rek>cata. lllbllft' W -po&K. Have refa, Hp,
opel oelleoter•o N MOA. Aa .. orect 1o .. ,.. ... , snown at th• original tectoty ..-.
Sawdu11 lhfU Sept. 1. Off·wttlte wtth Nd Im.
Call 376-0947. riot. SpcMlea. a.cones .......
By CHARLES GOR EN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Neither vulnerable. South deals
NORTH
•852
•A 10 3
•AQ8
•9642
W EST
• K 10 6 •J9 752 t9 7643
+Void
-EAST
•QJ97 3 •Ka
• J 2
+Q J85
SOUTH
•A4
•Q84
t K 10 5 + A K 10 7 3
fhe b1ddin11
South West North East
I NT Pus 3 NT Pus
Pus Pus
Openin11 lead. f'1, t' of 'I
"Your Honor
"Nonh'., da1m lur damlll!P'-chll"
to neghgenre by ffi\' daent. S11uth. 1'
frivolou., an the extreme Follnv. the
play with me 11nd you wall !We that
the rontrad ol three no trump v.ent
down hecau'lt' nf ti bad hreak and
good defeni..e
··w est led 11 fourth be,1 heart, dt•
darer played low from dummy and
Ea!!t took the kmic 11nd l'htfted to the
queen of sp11de1> V. e<1t s11tnaled wnh
t lie tlm and a ~padt-cont muatlon
loned the 1111' Declarer now had to
hnnl( in lht• duh .. u1t without lol\S
• 873-9330 e Mu•1 Selle
and. since a aingleton duh ho nor
with West or an even break wai. a lar
great.er probability than the artual
1-80().229-0110
lnve'->lrnt·r1t
Oppo1tur11ty ;_H!Q8
•NJOY 14-115" on TDa
S20K 10 $1,000.000 +-
Ca" Denlaon Aaaoc.
499-4835 NOWI
Mon0y
to Lo,rn ~'q 1 ·l
d1stribut1on, my clienl laid duwn tht $MONEY$
ace of clubs. When West showed 11111
the contract was beyond redemp Ptr1onal loana,
111111. The defense fail to 'lee hov. I dt bt contolldatlon
South could possibly he held lt\Hlt, & home tqultr as charged "
"Your Honor, leartH·d lotm~t I'· loanl to S50K. R•
skill at oratory is exct>t>ded onl) h 1 gardltl l of paat
ht~ lack of abilaty as a bridgl' pla\t>r credit history.
It 111 plaint1fr11 con1ent111n thnt 1-800..927.eott
!'.n11th Wf'nl wrnnl( ill the 't>IV fir-.1
trick' •CASH IN 30 MIN•
"\on,ider what might hll\I hap I Pawn any vahlcl•
pened had declarer s1mpf\ rl'lt'll 6No epash limit 1 C 1 · h h bl · f h h 011 rogram n el f. wit t " la es ace o ea rt' at t t •uTOl AY.N nt-tlSS Olf
fi r-.t tnck to den} the defe~del'> " •WIDOW HAS 111 for
chance l• • s~1ft to spades. W Ith Ii\ I' I TO'tl s2o.ooo up No
last Im ks in the other three '>u11 .... , 1 v No 0.,. ,, 1y Call
"nuth nov. needs onlv fmar duh' twuor.-., • · ~ HOWi
tm k-. tor game. and ran makt-'uri Lo, 11 11f the rnntrart while ket>pinl( Ea•t Peraonal lluelneaa
off lead lor a possibly fatal re1 urn S31< thru S100K
through the qut'en of hearu... l>eclar Bad credit no problem
er simply leads a dub from dummy No advance IH
and cuveni an\ card that East plays 1/80().523-4429
If West ran take the trick no return
1s damagrng. '>O South runs the rel!t NEED HELP
of the 11u1t Ai.. the card'\ he. declarer Parional l.oana to from $18,000-$50,000
wins ttw tm k and bnnic11 an the Debt conaolldatlon to
whole duh ~tut by uossinl( to the $80,000. 800-922-&ns
board 1n diamond'\ for rt'J>t'RI fi
nesses to makt> an overtnck "
I ;u1ll\ II!< rhargt>d' 1 Annourcf'n•p• '• ·~
Lost &
1/80CM24o6122. Micro ntmlng HtVlc•• RICIPTIONllT own Iran•. t.a•t aai:g &•RLINll -w nHds up to 20 par· Outgoing, type 40 '350/Wk 714-27tM>ll "' ..v aona to be trained H wpm, IBM/PC helpfYI, HIRING! micro n1m camwa op-good wHh ftgur ... We
e Cuatomer Sarvtca arator and to perform heve M•n• mere e Fllghl Anendanl• H fllmar In Costa fobe. 100" FrH. Call
e Mechanlce Mesa ofc. SuccaNfUI lmmadi.tefy, T,_. Me• "•'''1'U • i -f U//11!1111' ti(ll·l •..=.ievel & Up lraln&H d•pendlng on 8uelneee hnftoe, 1 74-44194 p•rlormanca wlll r• Coata M&H 648-6122 calve from M to $10 01!n9! S.U.5nO 7' acwA fight yelk)W, »T MGR·Exp'd CM per hr. a moa contlnu--R-•-•t_a_uran__.._1-----1 good condhlon, $100. realdant ~ Spanlah oua job fa guaranlffd. TIRED OF •~301
1pkg. Reply: 394 S. Soma fllm•r• may ba Beautiful Sofa, iov...a1,
Mlralaata Dr ttSOO San hired parmanenUy WAITREll chair, ottoman. New
Pedro, CA 90732 aftlf a mo•. Though cond, oak trim. aacrl·
.. rt--..a-T I HI no experience 11 r• OR WAITER? flee 1325, &41-3488 . 9"UW' ,. n quired, micro filming, Needed. Call: typing, and data entry J 8AM·12 Noon ORANITE·LIKE glall
owner. Immaculate.
P1.11l< i" ,i.., 122.000. 141 a4I
Orq.tn'. 1,(1·,1 1 i\ ,I' )
Baby Orand, ••cel l11q1• ,1, ! 11 ()11
cond. $1,450. Spinet '83 JAOUAA XJ&.
Plano, good cond"lon• Or9en Exceltent con.
Plano teacher mual dltlon ·lnelde/out. N..,
aacrlflce. 1475. 527· naw tlret/brakea.
1954 or 152·2238. JG.NO. 844-7172
V•, St1·11""
& E: lt·c 11.1· '" ·. t 111i:1 •'II VOLKIWAGON
1-eoo-344·5011 Ht. 1 eicperlenc• la lvlptul. ,1~$500 per wHk dining room tabl• Wltll Chl~lc a •• t Minimum wage wlll be 8 upholllarad chalra, Kll1pch Spealcert, prea-
F ~ 1 paid during training ~~ .. ~f"u. tn0rT':~ ssoo. Call 845:8798 11g1oue "K" Horne.
ronl • c.,...,u • Pl•u• call 735-8733 Ml1c. ttama for aale. So. 52250 080. &48-tel1
CAINOLIT• Rad with whits lop
(new) and theela.
Pull out 11ereo.
Alarm. 'TOK mu ...
$7 ,500 . Call H&-
2198.
enlhu1IHtlc, exp. pref. to get appllcatlo n. In· In C.M .. 941..01 74 WHlem Fum .. mlcrc>· Ev .. 873-3875 ~IT. ~~11 =~~Ing & Sat t•r•tlld penon1 at• 1'ELEllARKETINQ wave, compact ltarao
ra . .,.,, • ........,.. raqu .. ted lo call Im· 3 People ftffded 1o & more Nancy COPY CENTER .,,....m_acs_l•.,.t•_ly...,._,.._....,,..,...,..,..,,.1 salt 1ha new Piiot. $5 _7_59-0308 ___ • _____ 1 Seek1 FIT raap. par· Federal Jobe $18K· per hour or M per OAK table. 8 chalra/
aon for varied dutlH, $82K!yr. Now Hiring ordlf No &11perlenc:e hulch. 2/lva. $800. lnci pick-up & d•I. Wiii Ama.zlng Recorded n••dad. Call Mlk• Berkey a Oay dra1 .. r
train. 852·1538 Measage 714-533-522e Wll•Y al 842-4333. &'mirror S500 721-tz37
Looking to sel
that extra jun
stacking up
the garage?
Try the class1f1eds. What's Junk
f,.,,,. '•' .•
Rei.th
Gt•f\t'f .ti 'I) 11
~ lnl•ra11 Available.
New Duffy 18' Elecirlc
Cocktall CrulMr. Incl 3 yre 1llp In Nawpor1
Dun••· V al u e
12s .ooo •. o n1v 19,ooo n 1-aeoe
Pow1•r Bo.ih iO 12
1 .... 18' L'YlllAN o ... 1o lap atrak• bey
boat. If you iov. to ,..
alora, 1hll 11 ltl $3000,
OBO. Pp 173-.5558
1eM 18' L'YlllAN
Or••• bay CNIMr, •••
cellanl c ondition.
15,000. tMM798
•Aon 1• \.IOlrld LS •DR, lmmacutata. eun-
root, INlher, auto, full
power, Owner wlll
Mlp erninge ..... or
contract. Factor, war-
ranty until Dec. Muet H•. 111,000, Lie.
2LVE04e. Day
173· 1345, ev&/Wknda
173-21M.
BMW '89 750l. 141'<
080, 27K Local mla
my etVCd #278939
HONDA SANTA ANA
7141647-355&
MeteedM 1 M2 3000
TufbO, MautlM car, 1 owner. -exoetlan1 con-
dition. 18.MO.
(714) 54&-0873.
Mlfcedel 1 M8 580SL
Taupe/creme. top
never off, 32,000
mu ... •icc.u.nt condl-
llon. 141.095 OBO.
832·1857.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Found 2925
LOST·Rewerdl 8/12,
M•I• Cat. "Ty". 1 yr
old, blk w/Whl on
facefleg1 & underside
Shon hair, thin body, yellow coll/ brwn tag
Nr Harbor/ Merrimac
arH, CM. 9157-8889
to you 1s a treasure to someone
else . For only $8 52 you get
4 lines for 2 days Call today.
14' LASER Hltbotlt, elC· ce11en1 condllon,
traller Included, $800
orb .. \ offer
68&-8232
Au!<)',
001111".f" 1 111lO
Buick 1081 Electra
Stallon Wagon. 53,000
Oflg mile• t owner.
runt Ilk• new, tufty
loaded. leather ln1•
rlor. S 2,850 Call George 714"982-5710.
ACROSS
1 Sw1i.s
6 Mild oatn
10 Food lo•,11
14 W8&ker
t5 Bio wino
16 Tramp
17 Slur nvf!1
18 Almost rnun<1
19 Sp11tle<l
~I as,.urance
20 Ttml>erl&nel n Move to
ano1nt11 l&nel
24 Greek ttotters
26 Superv15'.!
27 0Ybt1n
1emale5
3 1 Nevaela city
32 Spicy stt1w"i
33 On 1ne ball
35 JOiter
38 Horse
39 Metrn: un11"
40 Season
4 t Work prel
42 Mus1ea1 note
43 Walk
unobtruatvely
u Weedtno 1001 45 An Eth1op1an
47 Not
metaphotical
51 Put lime
52 Type ol
betometer
54 Peck
58 Kindhearted
2 3
17
20
32
38
4 1
152
82
.. . . ..
59 Wicked
6 t Louvre Solt<
62 Grallfld 1n
nertldry
83 Petlly pre!
64 Choose
65 Oiscon11nufld
66 Forf!SI unit
67 Outmch
DOWH
I Music symbol
'i Lo<;iht crrcle
3 Mosi.m ruler
4 Move (troop1)
5 Garments
6 Sell
7 Presented
8 Cononwood
tree
9 Hinds ovet
tO Beverage
11 Solt d11na.,s
12 Taper olf
13 Recipient
'ii Neck-11r
23 Money siang
25 Entrap
27 Make out OK
28 Sw1n genus
29 Type of cod
30 Great Lake
Nor1h-I
T erruorlff
34 An abrasive
35 SIOah
38 -.,,...,.
37 Valltty
39 L81gett
5 7
40 V1g0fou1 one
42 OYll !*900
43 Flag 1ymb011
44 In
anclrc'4td
48 Apollo'• son 47 MO<Md
48 MIOMll
native
49 RICfl cake
8 9
50 Crowbar ft O
53 Frost
55 Tar
58 Sample wlll1
the tongue
57 Punta del Uruguay
80 Goll prob,.m
13
642-56 78
Tueedey, Auguat 27, 1991
':>ound 'l.fu'I~. \Ong •nd '°und n,1v1· "'"'' r"'I"'" 1htltl\ Hlll1v1Ju.1I Rr•dH MnnlA['t' My •••l•r •• ~·Kii
rt'l•lt' Ill Vrnu•. rl•n•l•rv "Kn1fiutur \Ill! lwr, ..... 1 Ill ,. ... 1 Wiii ...... Hnll' 't.iUOI h IHt•n. "•• '''"'" MKUn lo llf'nd
of l •uru• l ht>W ft•l tVtt, pul 4nd ~fh flt .tJlorw •·\!•I' l IWt l l'•n mt•n •rO(lo• lhf\ ctn bt' Vf'ry amu\lnl'.
pr~nl ""'"'" mut h 10 do with M>und. ""h"lulo lfrt.11 .. •11 h1r tnt•n"'' • ortlr•• om•wh•I mytlll\'fftK, I dnn'I quit•
rh\thm, vuac• .. Tauru~ rel•IH to tht' v1·r.,,11 t .1111.·r n.111v1 tn p1null' know what to do •boul ti, •nd m,ay!xo
1hro•I •nJ '~'"' voic• lncludt' Bin~ "'( OR l'IO It l, 1 ~ \ ""'" 21 l \\ h.11 ro11 un ht'lp m•. I II•"• your \l\lt't ftt'I
( ro~h\ Pl'rr ~ l om11 Barbu Slr•iMnd. "''"' th1•u>~h1 w.• 1•ul ••I rt'.11 h" 1<lu.1lh tft lourh with Uri Gellul . My
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MlcNel R Cabtlen, 52$ °" ••••MllD RECORDED: Match II, , ...... wttheut twtMt ......... ,."' ..., " R CfalQ ~II. 2fl011 M* ., ltllth ..,..., sUit.' 1: home and Oonctfte-. io-......... -due1ad by: lndMdUill btUll> w Monfoe. CNcaoo, U· 1817 wunlne tr•M t"• ...._. ....._. ~He Oa<I Road. llguna HI , Elko Neveda ltlOl c:.1ed on two l*c.ll In 1M ........... neea
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JOel a Chefttz, ~ W. ~ INSTAU-..ENT NO 17• ~-............... M4lft Mlc:ha•I Q Yodtt, • •hlc:h .. h«ewlth MtWd ION lo • • .,. doing~.. ~ lo tranuct bUel· Monroe. Chicago, lllonolt ~ ~.-... ..-tSl:54ll -.a to V -.__...:_ _.....__~ .__, Mlr-nda lrvln•, Caflf, upon ""'' Within 20 daY9 ~·tool teataur.,,_ ~ THI tfOME ELECTRIC, neu under 1M f~
Craig D Crottcwell 2021 -at...--. I\ J>W· In the omc. of the A ._..wn-. eu __, ,_... _. ,..._ ...._. 112716 •"., ~ ol tN ~Pf~ lnclUdN • ~ 33' °'*'Y Tr .. Ln New-ButlMet Nl,,,.(I) 19*1 Century Parle East. lOe Al\-euant IO Secuot't 21700 of cordef of ORANGE eoun:: w•nt to _.. ... ... ,.~ ....... I'll•· Yeu...., Aoo.n A RjUI 215 tJth ~. IJ!flOf\. you .:~ ~ ll\llP to C04ieoldiMe Pott e..c:l'I, Calf °* lbOV• on: nof ~
o•s C.ltf lh• lktaln4le1 & ProfM. Celltomla end purwant 10 tOf'IWf tteM ...,. " went te o•H M •t· Slte.t, S..S Beach, C.!lf of "'-Oly ol ~.Mc. It the two CWC'll• Ir*> one Paul E. Slely. SH Cn.try JoM Knowlton Alan D Croll 2029 Can-lloMI COde, the follollll!J1: 11'9 HoC1t9 ol o.ftult end pu do net b9w llft at· t.,,... ....... .-.,. H 80740 tall lo dO to, by and • ~ requeet IO Tr.. Ln • ~ 8Meh, This ttatemanl wae !lied
1ury Patk Eu1 Loe An-deecrll>ed ~ to . Elec1lon to Sell~ tome~. W94I MaW oaH en ,_., tie net is... aft •t· CJ F1rtey, Inc., Ca1ttorn1• deliull ,.11 -b• taken ~ Jtom ~ le>' CMf t2te0 with Iha Cout!Cy Oelk of ~:: ~ahlDombroft, 1025 =:t.~mpa, ::.:::.: AE~OED: Mey 2. 1991 •1'0"'" ~el Mf• tome,, yeu MaV catl 9" f!3~= ~~= ~~· tegelMI you tor ltle fallel ~,~~ la ~"rr:. J,tar~~ Of~ ~ on AU0Utt
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w Momoe, Chicago, II· mlec JOHN POWERS 8-38 :.. SELL on Septembtt •' O.•~• de que .. ""° ..,.._ boek). l<eilh I' 81lh~ 27055 Vie on o r Pfv,... .. , Beech, -..a1n "'-· Calif 92MO Newl)Oft e..ch PllOI "'
llOOIS Couoh, bou Clable, 11191 11 t·30 PM •1 IN THE treeuen •••• ottJeOton .,....... de ceu. I•.,.. OvJodo. M1asion Viejo c~"~'!-.~·.QU~!! Huntington ~\ CeMot· Thi• bu•ln•H I• con-Qldt 13. 20, 2', S•pt~
John J Duri o, 525 w mwave, cha • IUa:.1. misc:. LOBBY ro THE 'eutLDING )udlol•I w1ted tt.ne un t,....n .. ,. cltaclon C.tlf 92 91 ......... _,., r .,_w Illa. MY ~ wietllng to d~ed by • 0411*al pl'1• 3. 1091
Monroe Chicago, llllnola CHEfUE WAI. TEA:> H-69 s O 1 SOUTH I. E w IS pleto de JO DIAS CAL-fudlelal ueted tteM un Wlllllm l TWOfTl9Y, 111142 Smit .. , DellUtf Ctertl comrMnt on IM ,..quMf Mrehlp T·54t
Donald E Egan. P C, 525 Dr•uerd1•:..... Nt•bo1lat\d1,mlmlr· STREET, ORANGE, c4u. INDAIUOI per• .. ,.. plaao de 30 DIAS CA&.-Colony Dnv1, Senta Ana. SEAL Of COURT may dO eo In( writing) WltNn Tl'I• 1aglt11ant(1) com-.,'ILIC -TlCI w Monroe, Chicago, "· r«•, 1 .... 1, Xff, IC. FORNIA at bile uctl f Caltl 9210!1 DatMd• 7.31.91 ~-20 cfayt of menc.d lo 111nMCt bull· rv '"' llnots SHERI HARBAUGH 1·71 to the hig~t bid~er :; .. ntar Unll ,.,,._,,. NDAJUOS pere pr• Jay F Palc:hlkltt. 2233 P011 Publlahed Newport Beac;h• lhlt no\lce by providing MP undtf ~ Flc:llllou1 ---------
Robefl T Fllck, 2029 Ceo· Couch. C1~1 ._!ac.. c:t\., cuh (P•Y•~ at ttm• ot eaorft• • 1Ntqutne en Nntar UN rMpue•t• C11tl1I• Ptac•, Newport Costa Meu Pilot Augutl Wfltlen comment• to tM 8u••~u Nam•(•) llttad P1ctltlou•
1ury Park East, Lo• An· Jbox JASE LAvuRY J.100 sale In lawtul m of tho ••t• co"•· •IOttt• • maqutna en 011ch. Callf 112660 Dep111rnant ol Commooltv above on· Augutl t , 11191 • .,..,... ll•Me
gelH, Call! TbO.llt, larnp1, bo0k1, alnk United S1atat) 7 rlghtS Un• oert• o une fft• oone. Kenneth A Wollt0n, 25291 13• 20• 271 Septeml>tf 3• Devetopmonl, PlannlnQ Of. Steven A. Sl!ll'y lt9hNl'lent
Allan B Goldman, 2029 flrHcrHn, Cta~. ml~. lltl• an lnt•i.St conveve-d lletned• te .. fonlea no Una cart• 0 uno v11a1q1111 Laguna Hitt• 1991 vf11ot\, PO. Bo• 180, liun> Thi• 1t•t•ment w11 tiled TM FollowloO pereone
Cenlut Park East LOI An-MAIDA McNURllN J ·99 10 'and now hetd by II .. ofl'Mer• protooctoni llllftMMf• t•tefOftlce no Calif 028sJ ' T57 llngton Beach, CA O*I With lhe County Cl.nt of art ~ biJainffa 11· t~~-0111 Gold1t8'n, pc, ~~, "':~~~!:~: ~':~ald11u:::' 1::' ~~ au '"puo•t• eerlt• • .. otrecera pf'OtMOtp; y~~!''•~O:P E1~~:,3 ~~1 PUIUC NOTICE B~~c:';,'.h'o~~.d J!:.wpp~1~: ~~1 Coun.y on Auguat 1'Wo~ ~ ~~I.~~:
525 W Monro. Chlcego, DONALD KANE E-17 Vac. County .,!, Stall and d• ft'\•qulne tl•no que •U te•punt• ..,Ho • 02714 SUPS t0R COUftT Augu•t 27, 1991 PIOl773 Co•ta M .. a. Caril 112128
11110041 drHHfl. 1Mlves. 30 plua scribed as foltowa. cumpllr oon I•• few· m•quln• tten• que Cary ~ydet1, llJ.4 Sky R Tll48 Publlah•d Coit• -...... Cartoa I.ult a.tulnl, 20 O•
Vltfon•ca Gray. Two P1tk boKn. mite PARCEL A matlclede• , ...... •P-c umpttr oon l .. tot-lttk i.an., N-port Beacn. Of' TM• STAT& PUl&.IC MATICE ~ e.act\ Piiot Au-obefry Ssl , Rancho Sent.a
Plan Irvine, Ceht Sile WIN ~ by C~ PARCELS 2 AND 3 IN THE ro~ el U.tied Q\lt• INllk&adee ........ ... Calif 112660 Of' CALIPOfllNIA ""' Margenta C1111 92981
Lew!I G1eenblum, 525 w ttv. bidding (Ywrltten teal9d CITY OF COSTA' MESA, .,.. quo .. oort• ... roptMH tl uatM .... MicOH• L Miii.,, 23 Fmt1· '°" n. COUNTY Plolttleuo ou•t 13· 20· 27, S.ptembe( Thi• bu•ln•ll II con-
Monroe. Chteago llllnol1 bid• may be aubmltted In COUNTY OF ORANGE, cuche •U oe... ore que I• eot1e .. 1ana, trvtoe, C.llf 92715 OF ORMO• 9'nllneoe....... 3, 199I Ouc1ed by• In lndMdual
RussellE GrNnbtatt P C. ~~•nceLon ~he99:tn ... da'l.00ol STA~ Of CALIFORNIA, Sl uated no p......,'9 oucheaucaao. Thl1 bullneu 11 con K•LLY H•"LAN• lta....._. 1•555 Thi 1egl1tr&nt(I) c:om-525 w Montoe Chicago . ..,.,pt~.,... -2 AS SHOWN ON A J.4AP ,__ I duc1ed by a geMl'tl pet1· OLSON .,. ._....,, ef .,'ILIC -T1C1 fMOCad 10 ttanttd bull-lhulOls o clock PM II the Pl• F 11.EO IN 8 001< 1211 IU ,.,pu"1• a t ..... po, t llltM no pr9Mnta Mf1hlp U I ALPM0tta0 The Following ~ rv '"' nett uncl« the ~
Franc1.t x Grossi. Jr P C mlMS whef• said P'099'1Y PAGES 11 AND 12 OF puode ,_,., of eato, eu ,.~t• o tlempo, The r•o111ran1(1) com-~O~ J"·• A •=· 95;Ed().ngC u':' ':?•A~....,, ... ...._.. Butln•.. Name(t) hated
525 w Montoe Chicago hH Men ltOfed and '#Nett PARCEL MAPS IN ' THE 1 le pueden quttar eu puode P4Wftr el C4MO, menc:ed to transect bull· ECTA "' ""'""'" •boVe on· NA 1111no:s Is located at AYRES SELF OFFICE OF THE COUNTY .. t•rlo, IU dtn.ro 'I 1 .. ~ qultar eu na11 under the Ftct1hou1 ~°' Choftee ef NaMe. GROUP, 2102 8u1l""1 ................. ' Cwlos L Masini
A.r1hur w Hahn S25 W STORAGE 70'2 Ernest AECOROEll OF ORANGE otr•• aoaa• de eu e•l•rto, •u dtnero 'I Bu1lne11 Nam1(1) llsled CAS• NO. tl02IO Cttll9f Ortve, IMne Calif ............ Thll llalem.r11 WU hi.cl
Mol'lrc>e Ch1c1go llhn011 A~ Huntington Beach Ce COUNTY C-'UFORNIA pr•pl•d•d aln ev1e• oh•• col•• de eu 100V. on Al)f1t 27, 1987 ORDP TO 92'7l5 .,., 18042 ~ foOowlng '"!son• wtth th• County Cttfll OI
Ktllh A Hanton 525 W located al AYRES SELF PARCEL 'e adt-•---t _._ I d d I I Alen W P•tU• SHOW CAUIB Gregofy l ....,. are doing ~ .. Orenoa Countv on Augull Moncoe Cn•cago, '111ino1, STORAGE 7012 ErnHI AN EASEMENT FOR PARK· .......-por P•"• -prop e • • n ow ao Thll alalem9nl ..,.1 filed (Code Ch Pfoc Gallahn SI Founllln Val· SUNNY FRESH CLEAN· I, lt9t
Arnold s Harnton. pc Av• Huntington Bffch Ca ING AND DRIVEWAY PUA· •• co"•· ttdlolonoJ por part• d• Wiii\ lh• Coutny c i.rk ol S.tten t277)' lay. Celli 12708 EAS 5385 Allon. SUiia (, PI03aa7
!>25 w Monroe Chicago 71 4-a48-7314 Landlord 1• POSES, TOGETHER WITH Elll•'•n otroa requl•I-la c:orto. O"nga County on July 28. l( .. ty H9'1ane Olton ·on ~~~•wnJ\Mlaa'y 17H'3acl~• trvlne, Celt! 112114 Pubh1he0 Cotta M .... llhno1, Hf'VH lht rlghl !O bid II THE RIGHT Of INGRESS toe ........ ftued• qu• .. ,.,.,_ otroa r9qulaf. '"' If Of Al ....... .,,,-. • ..... SFC Vt Inc., Cll1toml1, 310
Roger H Howard P C lh• ul• Purchases m1n1 AND EGRESS, OVER PAR· uated quler• Hamor • toe t.9••••· Puede qui frSOt888 !Mht Lull phatl~ t4•:irtt, C.hl 917"5 Em•1•ld Bay. l1gune N~ BNch Pilot """'"
2079 Century Pa11o. East be made by ca1h and paid CEI. t, AS SHOWN ON A un •bofJlldo tnmect••t• ueted Qu .. ra tt.m•r • Publlihad Colli Miia· G~boa, 11;· ::•cf::~ Th• bu1lnH• I• c:on-DMc:t\, C11t1. '2951 guet ~, 27. s.s>t~ 3,
Los Angoles cn111 tor et the 11me ot purchase MAP FILED IN BOOK 129, mente. 11 "° CMHtOC• • un •boeHO lnmecflat .. N 8 P lo A J>9 1 on w 1 1 dueled by • QeMfll pll1· Thi• bu.11nu1 la con-10, 1991 Craig W Huhn•y 102!> Alt purcnu ed goods are PAGES 11 ANO 12 OF awpotl .ach I I U-t~i. Court f~~ or~ Mfthlp dUCled by a corporation T·se9 n,omns Jetteison wash sold 11 ,1 end must b4t re-PARCEL M"PS IN r HE un •bog•do puede menle. II no conoc• • gull 13 20. 27, S.plemt>er c •no•ng pet 1 ,, ... Th• 1eg11tranl(1) com-The rag11111n1(a) corn------------
ington 0 c moved 111 u,,,. of sale Sale OFFICE OF THE COUNT'I' llamer • un .. Nieto d• un abogado pu•d• 3, 11191 "°'1 n•~ lrom l.ul• Af. menced lo Iran~ bull-menced to trlllttet 1>1.1.M-PUIUC MOTIC!
Melvin L Katten, pc !>2!> 11 subj9CI to cance1ta11on In RECOADER OF ORANGE rof•r•nole ff aboO• llem•r • un .. Nfclo ff T-542 ~ng;i:n~•mboe, .Jr 10 L ,,.., und., llWI Flc1tUOUI net• undet 11'1• Fk:tlbOua ----------
w Monroe Ctt1cago. u. tl'le aven1 of sonlement t>e-COUNfY CALIFORNIA do• o • un• oflclno d• reterencla d• aboe.. PUILIC NOTIC• IT IS ORDERED that i.11 Bu•ln•H. Nam•(•) llated 8u11neH Name(I) lllted •·-~=_,
lino•• iwoen Landlord and obll· RECORDED JANUARY 26: •'/\Id• l99el I••• ol di· doe o • ume oftelna de ~ petton• Im• n1ed In lhe above on Julv 1. 1001 above on· N/A --·-.....
Fred R K111!me11n. J1 !>2!> gated party 1979 IN BOOK 13015 rootorto t•l•fonlco). •'l"d• 189•1 (VN el dt-"ctlUO\la al>Ove-en11tttd man11 ap-~~: ~:•mtnl wee ftlecl Or900')' S K••rn• •t•......,.t
W Monr0<1 Chicago II Menegar, AYRES PAGE 121 6 OF OFFICIAL c .. o No. r.cto"o te .. fontco). •uat-•• N•-pear b•lor• ltll1 Court 11 with en. Counou Clefk of Thhla !~al'-~t wb~ 11~ ~ FOiiowing p.,l()l"tl
llnOll SELF STORAGE RECORDS or SAIO OR· tNDtO 94304 c.. N 659137 ·-...... 2 00 p M ()(\ 9-17 ti In ., Wit '·-.,...,..ty erk •r• 00!':1 butln ..... Triomas S M11h1 20:?<1 Publ1Shed Now port ANGE COUNTY tho name and address ol JUDO.I! A~CHARD W 8tetell'Mlnt D•panment 3·A, ~t 'the ~~·County on~ 28, Ota~e County Of\ AVOW-I SlRA l COMPANY, ~=:;~t::.r i:asi Los An Buch ~o!ta Me!a Pilot =7Y :;:::.,~"8511 1~% tne court 11 (£1 nombr• y LUESHAINK • •r•T~!1 FO::.~. ~=i•on• ~:~~:i.,toc.ao:!. ·~!~ fHtMt '·
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Floyd A MAndOll p c Auou,t .2 27 1'19l ADAM~ AVE NUE AN O d•rOCclon dt 11 cone es) OEPT. •t PEllC~ A\llAflON 183S Sante Ana; CalllOl'nta, and PUbllllhtld N~ 0..Ch-Publt•h•d Cott• ....... Kanneth Joe Stn1w, 3
!>25 w MonrOIJ Chicago th588 2~5 MESA VERDE ORlllE RIVERSIDE COUNTV SU· Th• nom• •nd •• Whltt1•r ,.,~ D-~. Costa IOOW CIUM. If a.ny, Wl'l'f' Coit• MeM P1lol AUQUJll •• Nftrpat1 8MCh Piiot Au-LHlburg, lrvln• Calif
IH1nols PUBLIC NOTICE COSTA MESA CA 92626 PER10R COURT DESERT d,.11 of the cout1 le: ~·~ ~•111 J:62,!~1 853 Iha pv'•llon fOf change or 13 20 27, 111111 gos1 13 20, 21. S.ptembt< 11l'~ b 1 ... I• con-
Joon P Marr.,, 52!> W Tn. undersigned Tru1tN BRANCH 48-209 OattS (El nombN r dlrecalon 18 •n 91"" H r name thould 1'01 b• T·522 ~ 1991 us n
Monroe Ch•c~o ltl1noos NOTtCE d•scia1ms iny habil1ty IOI lnd•O CA 02201 de ta co"• .. , SU .. E· ~1'11'1 Costa Mesa C11l1I gttnled ' T·558 duc1ed by an ll'ldMclual Nina 8 M111s PC 525 w INVlT o BIDS any 1ncorrecmeu ol lho 91627 IT IS FURTHER OADEREO PUIUC NOTICE Tht regl•ll•nt(I) c:om-Monro. Chu:ago llhnots IN 1 1 th The n1,... addraSI and RIOA COURT OF CALt· Tht1 bu1111Hs 11 con· I Ul menc«1 to lranuct bull-
Wtlham E Mlnjngly p c 0 The cr'onty SaC:uon ~=m:,.dd~':!10~~,0~ ~ tolephone numt>or ol pl••n-FOR NIA, COUNTV OF ducted by an 1nOr1•du11 ~ ::!!. 0 1141 '~C:~ P9cttUow PUIUC NOTICE .,... undef the f~
525 w Montoe ChlCIQo cZi:;~,~11° wi:,•~ .. ,.. ~' any snown hllf••., hft 1 anon'-Y• a. pl11ntitt ORANGE, 700 Cl1tlc Th• r•g·1tr1nt(t1 com In Ille Piiot, • "9'*SP•P8f of aua•net• N....e f\ottttoue Bu~nes.a NtlM(I) Naiad 1111no11 unlit ToH<S1 September Tlia total amount ot !hi w1thoul '" al101ney, is (El Center Drt1te •••t, mane.a to lranucl bUll• ~Ill e•rculallon pnn1ed Stat.-t ....,.... N.-. •J>Ove on A.ugull 1, 191U
Davtd M M .. 111< P C·' 10 1991 11 1~oo 1 m Bids unp••d balance ol the obi•· nombre •• d1reccjon 'f el P .O. Bo• 838, S•nt• e'" und9'N the ~1<:t~I~ 1n Oflll!Q9 C~, c.l1for• The fol~ ~ ltatowt = s:.:Wemeri1 ll!eO ~n2S W Mon1oe Ch•C•.;io must be received at me qahon H Cu••d by lh• nu"'4tro cs. tele'°"<> ~1 Ma, CA 82102-c>eH •=•: A •i:;:.'~1179 1 n1a. one• I I« lour ltl ~ bUllMH !It fhe Foll<>'*•tlg ~on• ..,111'1 ttwt Councy WC:., Of ~'::' 8 M h pc ~2!> 01slflCIS Admln•stratMI 01 P•OP9'1Y to 0. sold 1nd •l>Og•dO d .. d1m1nOan1e Ttl• nem•, achllr ... , 9'1d Aten ~arnotllf l utC:•ISNe ~ prlOt IO (I ) IN TERCONTINENTAi. are doing blNMU •• Or9n0• C<MlntV on August w MonrO::c 2/'uce o II rice by the 0111 and 1tme reasonable .. 11ma11<1 o det domillld1nte Que ~ •nd telephone numbef Tilt' lllll~enl wH ftle(I tl'I• dlll Ht Of hea""9 on INVESlMENT COMPANY UNITED MEDICAL. l.J.80-I 1991
1 9 h .. einaoo,,9 NI t0r1h al costs expenses ana •d· 1,.,,. •bog•do es) LAW of plalntlff'I •ttomer -N•lh the County C~k of In• petitlOn (b)LOVE 8ROt<Enct ~ RAfORY SERVICES, 3070 '903a3t •noi• which t•m• they wjlt be vances IS S 1 876 :?48 60 • ' Dated AUG oe 1991 N9WpOl'I C.nler Dt Sulll Bn1101 1400 Costa M ... A.r1hur B ~uu PC '>2:i publlCl'f opened and e-am· Sa•d sale w•ll llo mad• OFnCE OF JOHN RAP or plalnUff ~thout •n Or1nge County on July 26 TULLY H. SEYMOUR, 810, Newpon e .. ch. Cat• !;at.I 92429 • Publl1hld Cotta MN•
w Monroe Cr11C-'<10 II· tned at the office ot Iha but ""r1nout convenanl or ILLO 1n1 Cenle• AvtmU41 •t1omer, 11. l&I nom-1991 JUDGI O' THE SUPE· 92MO 0.ar'lna Juli• Stan 3400 NtwPQf1 Beech Piiot AU
1tno1t Dta!rlC1s 10844 Ellis Av· warranfY, &•Pf•H Of 1m-Suite S!>O Hun11ng1on bre, le dlreco lOft J el '80183& RIOft COU"T ~fttey S ChU<lt. 600 N.,..'l Aoil of lh• Ml •E306 gut1 20. 27. Sept•~ J Jv•m~s C Mure•~ Ji ~~~ 1 anuo Fount&ll'I Valley ca11. plied r*ilardlng ltll• pos· BH cn CA 92647 (714) numero d• t•t•tono ct.I PublrsnCld N-POl1 BNch Jelhey M Ho w.,d POt1 Cttlt., Or Sult• 610 \,ostl M,.aa. Callf. 11.?Gae · 10 t991
hnois onroe •CMIO torn111 tor the toltowlng sosston or eocumbrancn 948"4&41'1 abog•do d•I d•m•n-Costa M81a P1lo1 Augu11 6, H d A socl 1 ; Newport 8tach, Call! Thi• 1:1u11ne11 11 son
Glonn A NnrJell !>2~ w PURCHASE OF MICRO-to saltly "'• 1ndob1edne11 D"Tf MA't 30 1991 dant•, 0 ct.I .d•men-13 20, 'l7 11191 OWal I ncl ' • ••. tHGO <llX1Cld by 111 lndNlau~ Monroo Cn1c1go lthno•• COMPUTER HARDWARE. secured bV .aid o.e<I 11'· Arthur A. Sime, Clerk, d•nle QUO no Uene f-512 Co1po1at• Ptau, Newp0f1 Thll bu11nut II con-Th• regl•trant(t l com s sonwARf ANO ASSOCI cludtng I~ '" anO ex: • u 0 D D bo ado ) LAW 0, Beach, CA 926e0 dllcie<I by an lndlVldual mtneed 10 lran11Kl buel lepMn M NAumor ~J!i ATED PERIPHERA LS pense otthe trustHand of ' • • uren, eputy • I '•• · PUBLICNOTICE P ub ll •l'l•d Newport The reg11tranl(•) com· neu und• tl\e flc:tlllOI." Flctlttou• ~1015Monroo Ctticnqo 11 SPECIFICATION NO f·2~ lhe trusls creatlKI by 1ald FILICLO£ 7o7F77JOCtCN ~P· BOICh·Costa Mesa Piiot menced 10 tn1naact t>utl• 8u1ln•11 N1me(1) llsltld 8ualno•e M.aMe
1 BID OPENING Tuesday deild adv1nc.. thereun· PubltShad Newport Beach· , ent•r .. v. FlctltlcHH August IJ 20, 27 Septl!m neN unci.r the '1c:ll110u1 abc>V9 on Augutt e, 1901 St•te....nt
I erry l N11wman P C S1ptemb11 I 0 1991 11 oer wUh lnle•esl 111 pro-CMIA Moaa Pilot Augull 8 •nuo, Ste. 5.50, Hun-8ualnoee M•m• ber 3 199l HullnaH NIM8(1) neted ()eanna Sllff The P:ollo'#lng petlOf"tl ~:?!> w Monr"e Ct11c11go 11 00 1 m v1aed tf'l0<8t1• and the un IJ , 20 n 11191 ting ton B••ch, CA St•'•ment ·~~on NA Thi• 1llletnent wa1 1t1ed are dotna bu11ne11 ti
1111no1" B1d1 mus! be submitted pa1<1 p11ncrpal of ll'la note T!>28 82947 7t4-84&-4848 Thi FollOWlnQ pe11on1 fi,7o Jetftay S Chlld• with lh• Counry Clttlt. ot RAOS I OAQS, 4 Pont>',
S11wM R Olton !>2!> w on lhe form suppl•M by secured by 1a1d deed with DATE: JUN Ot tfft 11• doing bvllnott •• PUBLIC NOTICE Tnlt tllltmtnl WH llled Otang1 County on August llVlrut. Caltl 92720
Mumoa Ch•cago t111no1s the D1s1nc1s in accrudanco 1nte•es1 1he1eon 11!1 pro-PUBLIC NOTICE 0 L 0 111 TctellT11ns 91 4500 Cem· with th• County Clark OI 8 ttol Mlcl'IHI NIChotu I.Ir• 4 Artr .. ir 1 P•~ Pc ~:is with all p10"''1ons nt the ••ded 111 said Note •rr J. '8v"" •, pus or SI• 211, Newpo11 l'IOUKIT FOR Or•ng• Counry on Augu11 · PI02784 Por,., IMM , C•hf 112720
W Monro~ Chicago 11· 1pec1l1c11hon, Oatea August S 19111 Thflllll Pet\ons 1md 1111111 Cler1l, 81 enet OU"9, ~l'I Caltl 92860 NOftOSALS 70 1091 F1ad11c1o I.~ Lari 4 POf• t0no" Spec1nca11011s ti•<J b•an~s CAL FED SERVlCI[ 1re to 1141soldat1uc.t10fl at Depufr Pll J0urnal, 4!IOO Campt11 • D 117e f504283 Publlthld Coile Meaa· tar if'Vlne. Call! 92720
Melv11 f l'e.v• PC !>2!> and t..1rther •ntorm111on C ORPORATION AllSPACE 9564 ~!AMIL· Pub1t1lud N•wporl Or . Ste 211. Nawpo'1 FOO~ alflVICE Publlthtd N~ Beacll-Nawpor1 0..Ch PllOl Au· 'fhls bu11nen It con·
W Mo •Ott Chicago II· rn~ bl! d~bl&•nE>O 11
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the T"'•t .. , Form•rtV t.~ ~i~ ~~E n~~NTINGTON 6ellCh·Co"I Me11 Pilot B .. ch, Cahl 92660 MANAGE"; Ce>ela MeH Pjjc)I AugUll r,~~· 20, '7 S.ptembef duclad by c;o.plrtMtl
.n.,., • •• fl •ess te•ep ><>ne Fed ltntofl)ri•••· • Colo ,..._ 1 .. a ~ate ol 09 10 91 Auous1 20 21. S.pt1,mb4Pr Thll bulfn .. • 11 con• GOLDIN WIST 27 S.p1•mt>tt 3 10 17 Thi r•g111rant111 com· Dant<• M Pe•·~·on1 PC jf11olJ%2:'411 "'' nv ., 3 10 1991 dueled by anlndlvldUtl 1""'1 I • f·!l65 menced to lrlllll&Ct bull·
7029 C""'·"Y Par~ E as• f'uo•·~hed ~•wJ>Ort Beach· lfornle Corp., 5700 at tO 00 1 m The raQj•lrlnl(I ) com-COLUOE •~ --------....;..;;-! n .. t tmOtt '"• F1C11trou1
101 An91J•es C11 • Co"• M~~" P•l!'I August Wllahlro aoul•w•rd, AD·RAK A002 MlTAL T607 mence<I 10 trenaacl buSI· Tne Boald o1 Trual"' ol T~7 PUBLIC NOTIC! 8u.a•neu N1me(1) 111.0
r. ... , l "" Pen.-.• Pc :-• •'t<J• i.o. An99tea, CA eooae RACKS Misc BOXES OF PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.., und« the Fic11110t•• Cou1 ComlNlnlty ~· PUILIC NOTICI ........ " .... '• •bova on July 1. 1091 :'!>'Iv Morlfo. Cti1<'.'1go 1653 1(213) 932·2208 •Y STICKERS Bu11neH Nam1(1) ll11ed 01tlrtd reque1l lhl tubm•I-----------! n•n -,..tCllaelN Lera
Ill no,, O IN A I.EE 1 A.. STCINGF\ABCR C03S IN· SUPUtOA COURT abova Ofl July 23, 1991 a.on Of lofmal PfOPOS&ll Flctlttoue ........ Mame Thie ltlllemenl wu ed
HtO•ga Pin '>::'S ~ Morr PUBLIC NOTICE SISTAN'T SECRETARY DUSTRIAl MACHINES OP THE ITATE Steven 8 Rooney '°' • 100(1 HMCH men-• ...-.. ....... Slat..,..,.t w+1h IN COunty Ott!! or
IOI! Ct-i1c;.lgr lll•no1' WALKER 000:1 S SURF 0 , CAUFO .. NIA Thi tllt~I wu fli.d aget al Qoldat\ We•I Col· ltot-.t Tl\a follot>nng peftlOnl Orange County on A.\lgu1t
•a1c11 R 1ndell :>o~q Ce11 Flctltlou1 TAC 80809 BOAAOS MISC BOXES v.ttn lhe County C .. rk ol lege, T Ill doonQ bUllnea H 13, 1091
'"'Y PllO f.1'1 LOS Al• BualneHN•m• Publlahed Newport MISCFUAN FOATME Otangt Counryon July 21S, SealCldpropoaalt1nall ~ M FollOWlnQ pettont OUAl.TTY CUTTING ,ao~ ... \I'""~ C1111 Statement &•toh.Co ah Moae NtCHOlS F0•3 MISC COUNTYOFORAHOI 11191 r~ up 10 bUI no let., 'Ott~&~~;r,i '3.d TOOl.S, '47 E 18th fat P\Jbllthed N-port Betel'! ~low 1•0 M !lic•mrl p C The ro110W1ng persons Pltot AU9u•t 13, 20, BOXES MISC rUAN . T 't! CASE NO. A180221 F60tU3 ftlon 11 00 • m . S4ts>t•mt>ef SlrHI, N••Pot1 hlC:h, 11U!!l._2 Cotti ...... , Ca I Cott.I Mell P lot '"'-•ti '>l._ .,. Mo.,ron Chicago are dOl:;g bus•OO$S 11 27 tfft LAUBE FOU MISC tN THE MATTllR OF Publi•hN Newpol1 Deeeh· 2•, 1991 II lhe Olllrk:1 Pur. C.lll "3 ,_, 20 27 S.ptember ~O, lll•no1~ SECO~ SOURCE. 360 E ' T574 F'URGN MISC BOXES nE THE P I TtTIOH TO Co11a Mesa Piiot AYQU•I 8 ChHing ()tlC let , Coe.Ott Com-Pauu: VlclOrla McCrann, ,'!,NtCYh "l~~t...a•I 'c.34_!_ Ela ...., Jor1n N Aom.1n'I 100 15th Street •8. Costa fRI CHANGE THE NAME · munlty ollege 11111c1, •• " un -. 1.,.1
MAtdllr lAllfl N1tw YO•ll Mesa Caht 92627 PUBLIC NOTICE BRANT ro73 ME.TAL FILE OF aeon MITCHELL 1'.l 20. 27, l991 1370 Ad•m• A~. Cott 2tt "3rd SltMC N~ MtM CIUI m27 • Now H>•• Jey H Stewan. 19291 CABENFTS MISC BOXES T·SIO MHa, Cllttomle 92821 at S..C:h, C11llf ~ Thl1
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rh01f19'1 A nothwe!I Jr FairMv.,, EKlens ton San1a Ftotltloua TOOLS POWER TOOLS •URDIN AHD ELtZA-Which lttne Hid bld1 wOI Ja~• Rog Tetrell, 111 7 dUc1ed by en tndMdual
102'> Thoma'! Jettereon Ann Cell! 92705 aualnoH Nam. MC OANl[L f~ CON 8ETH HANNAH BUR· PUIUC NOTICE 1141 publlc~ opened and Tarrapln W~N•wport The regl1tran1(1) com-
wash•ngron 0 c Andrttw A Mohr 360 £ " ' t SOLE T v FISH TANK 1 DEN PlollllOlll tNd 8;,~~"o~= G11fman 4001 ~nc.cs \0 l!a1'1&C1 buf1. f\othtou• 1J111ne11 P flu11enberg 1~1h Street 18 Coata 8 0"'en S f AND Ml'iC FURN ORDE" TO SHOW A mt1td1IOry l>f•bld con-• nell und., 1"-ll1C1itlou1 •w•IMee Mame
p ( '>'1) w Mnnroe Chi· Mesa Callf 92627 Tho ~otlowing pertOlll 0 NE ll l f I I 2 MISC CAUllE FO.. Bwalnea• N•nM larence Wiii b4I held s.p. Seuhof• Dr '"· N9wport BullnH• N•m•(•) lltl~ St•l•...,,t
'11(10 llhno" Thts busll'l•ss IS C01'· a(~e)~~~~~u(~oo)S:~~o AIR FURN MISC (}Ql((S CHANG• Ofl NAME •••••ment tembet 9. 11191, to 00 • m BHch, C11lll 928&3 •bOV• on· Auou•• 1 1091 lll• FollOwing P«IOf'll O•v1t1 B Srhulm1t11. Pc ducted by • general par1 H/l:M PE GOO:! MISC The Following l)Gfton• el Golden W••• ColleQa, Tnl1 buelnHI I• con-Ntney Burchell are esotno butlneu 1t·
)?) w Monmtt Cnic111go nerahlp ~tbSAt.1C'O AIR CONDI rUAN MISC BAGS or PITtTtONER, ICOTT 11r• OOll'il bulina•a H . Building IS P1a1ldenl'1 dueled bV I g~al pall Thia e1alenwt'\I WH 11\ed AMERICAN K.NIT$, 301 lll1no11 Th• •eg111ranl(sl com· I NINO IJ.42 Ball Ave CLOTH($ Ml'TCHBLL aUROEN AYLIN Ii COMPANY. 1228 COllftf~ Room 124. n.ar11ntp with tn. County Cl«li of Rob1nhood le,,., Co•••
Hicn11rct M ~11gm11n P c manced 10 tran111ct bust 52'18 l H 1 uaul'I Cahl LOWf a~ T v . MISC •nd •LIZA9irTH tCAH-Allcanta. Nawl)Orf 0.M?h, Pr0Po11l1 may c;Ol'ltaln The raoiatranl(a) com-OrllnOtP County on Augv t -.. .... c.,,, '2627
>2'> W Monro. Chicago nees und0< tn• F1et1t1ous g 6SO FURN MISC BOXES NAl4 8UROl!H t\aa ftlM Caltl e26'0 any mltlflal re1><-..ntat111• m4JOC.cl lo lranatcl ~· e tOOt I.any [Obert )()1 AoOfn-
lll•no•• ' BullnH • Name(,) listed Semco Maellan.cal lnc:Of KRAMER 0 1oe BOXl S • P9tHlon for •n ~., Ayljn .... ., H "'°"· 1"9 ot the Mf\'lc., 10 ~ P'O-neu lif\d9f in. f1C1it1oui ' P602Tlt hood u~. 'c0t1a M11a
V1nc•nt AF S&<~ PC 1 •oov• on July 31 , 1991 c:,a~ ... ~ ;.~:;o;~;: T~~n2 OF BOOKS le Ct\aneO "°'"" from ~1'r,h~~~ewp0f1 Beith, Yid.CS but mutt prOYl<le In. :=a: A;:.1;1 ,.;•,ad Publl•h•O Cotll M .. I Caltf V?e27 ~~~()I~ Mon1oe hl<".ago I ~~~r-::.e=.f -· foltld!Caltt 9.2680 ~~J:A~~F~1sc tCOTT lltTC"•LL ,~:. bu11t1 ..... con. w=~·~ .. ~'~ PautlneVICtetll McOann N9wpOft Oeael'I Piiot Au Tht• bu1tn111 •• con·
Steve• A Shapiro p C ..,.th the Counly Cterll ot Thi• bus1n111 le con· fURN . MISC 8Q)((S SAO. •URDIEN, ELtZAeETH dUC1~ by tin lnclMdUll proVlded het'etn Thrt •llltment WH filed O~I t3, 20, 2'f, $4tJ)l~ber dr~!'°,:~1:.:a~f~om·
!>25 w MonrQ9 Chicego Orang• Cnunty on AUQuS! ducted b'f • corpcnllon DUS KAlllNAH •URDEN TO Th• r•o1111ant(I) com ,.,,. 8olrd ol TNlll ... 11>\lh th• Countf Clalll ol 3, lttt mencacr 10 traMIC1 OUM·
llttl'lOf• 6 1991 The 1eg111ranl(tl com, Publtlhe d Nawpo ll aCOTT lllTCMELL 1'1\41Aeed lo llentad bolf· hat tn. nont 10 ~the Orrog1 Coun'Y on A4igu11 t .a.&e neu ~ ~ ~
Oa\lld R Sh1N1U PC . 525 FS0274M mllOCed~o ·~:Hf~~lf· 8urh-Co1l1 MeH P1101 VARNaY, ILIZA81'TH neel undCll' the fichllOUI P'~ltl Wl'llcl'I beat mMI & 1 1 8u11ne11 NllM(I) hMed
W Monro. Ch•ugo 11-Published Costa Meta· ~~~n•uH 91N•m•(•) 11= Augull 27 s.pcembof 3, HA.MN.AH YAJltNllY Du11neH N1me(•) ::1"° Iha netdl of 1he OitVlct PI02T71 PUaUC NOTICE •bOv• on Jtl'IV#y a. i•t
l1no11 N•wport Be .. ch POOi Au· aoov. on Aprtl I t99t 1901 lt l• ~ •tderM •b0¥• onk Augl.l-1 5, ' I and .,,,., into • contract Publl•h•d Cotl• M•H ---·-· LMty Eot>ert. Rtc:n1rd B S1tve<man PC H~t. tt60 lhM 9'1 -tnt Avton A ., Hat\IOf\ lncOfl)Ofatlng the Ol'Ol)ONI N~ S..Ch Pilot AA>-r .. m-• Th4t .i ~ 1.ecs !>2!> w M•>n<o• C~CllQO 0"'' 13 20 27, Sepletnbef TP!troclt H ~·. PrH ldam, _ ......... .., ~ .,. Tfti• .,.,~, llWIS fllt<I .. IUblTI!n.ed TlWt 8oerd ...... , 13 20 21 ~ ................. "'th the',.,.._... t:.,. OI
tlhn<M• lfl99' '"' 11alemenl w11 1led •--... '"""' "'•u•r • w1th th• County Clttk of ,~ tne rlgl'll to reject •-, 1' • aaste....-14 Of ........... , t
Earl e s11v1tt Pc ~2~ w T ~ ~th lhe~ Clttll ot PUBLIC NOTICE ,.., ...,..._ thM ooUft Orano• COUMY on AUQUll any °' all prOf>OUlt Of to 3 911 r -661 The F~ ~· 1 ~~ County on Augut Monr~ Chic~ ll~nOt• Tc• •no• nfY on Jufy 28, In 0etM"m.n' .... JA I 1091 PIQft .. WIJVe •ny .,,..,"'" In ... Ooing l>UllnHI ..
CM1t•na A Sllyd91, 2029 PUBLIC NO I ~ 1991 F&01•~ '1otttl.u• of the Onlnee County Pullll•h•d Co.11 ,..., •• the tut>nnalon proceN PUIUC NOTICI CAOWfi COM~ODl'TlfS, Pubh•hed Co~t~'=·
C-"IU"f Park Eul LOI Ari-en• 1~22 Publ"ll•d N_ ...... "-~'-. ..,. ........ _ ........ Cout1 ., u .. Newl)Of1 0-Kh P•ct Au My quetl!Onl llQ#dlng '°"° w 8etboe BIYd •A .... ___, .._~ ...... _ .. ,. gelel. C1111t 01'1C8 OF •• ,...... • .,..v~n llatet'IMnt _.,,... .......... ...... 1ubmlNIOn Of propoMll P'klttlt1ue lllboe, Carlf t2te1 ·~~.,... • _., .....,. ""'
ROl>el'I y Sperling p c " COlll M•u Pttol AUQIAI 8 The FollOWlng pefllON •n ........... r t 7 I t"'tolJ, 20, 21• S.pl•mbet ·~be ldd•Mlad 10 ........... ..... "" Vetdugo, '°"° w O'* '°· 21. ~mbet 10, ~~ w Monroe ChlaQO ... ~.D 13 20 '11 1991 are doing buslnMs u 1••t •• 1 o'o tooti ' I D•lly laldwln, Cot11 ..... ...,., Balboa ~ •A, a.Jboa. 1901 llhf\Ole --T ~2~ ACCENT WINDOW Oft• ' d '" d T 563 Community College Of• TM 'olio.tna p..-eont Cel1t 92Ut T-5111
Robert M Siar, ~~ w P•"M>MAL NO .. UTV PUBLIC NOTICI SIONS 1931& M.aruft1 Cr p.m., •" en •n .,.l&.IC-1! trlet, 1370 Mam• Aw. "'•doing ~lnau.. Thi• bullnff• 11 con· PUI•..,.. _1 Moo1oe ChlCegO, Mt1nol• Notice 11 l'leteby given HunttnQ,on OHCl'I. C111tl there !tNtw oouM, " P"V -'"' Co•ll M•aa, CA 92'21 <•IAATEADURN [NUA· dUcltd by: en lndMdotl '°"' '"''"" Law1,.nca 8 Sttln1141rg lhll put11*1t IO Seetlon 92t49 8"' the'f lwlw, _,the Plctttle>ue (1141) 4'U-!I~ PRISES (b)LITTI E DAR The teglatrant(t) cotn-
:1029 Century Plll'k EHi, 1988 of the Cahtomla CMc Flottttoua S+oene Kw ttn Pt<I~ en. P9tltlen fet chant• ef ._,.,,.... N9Me Open S1p1tmber 24. l tN'I, 15tn T•"'an Oftlr•. tMneed lo tnnatci bu~·
LOI Mgelt•. C.llf coo. IM propttrty ll1ted ..... ,.... ....... 1637S MIMI• Cr . Hunting· ..... 11.heutd ,.., ... • '"'· 11. m Uunt1ng1on h•Ch C.lff MN undw IM FiellUOUJI Charl4'1 M S1ern. 2029 below IMllltrved to 1141 ~ Slat•....nt ton U.ac;h, Calif t2049 trtifttM. .....,...,, Publl1h•d Newpor t 92t<lt ' BualneH Nlmtlll llltld
Century Perl< Catt LOI An-doned by A M W .. t R"· The ro11ow1ng pet90tlt Conti~ Ret>teca P.O It ft tut1Mr ordet.t The rollOl!Wing '*'°"' 0 .. Ch·CO•ll MIU PllOI MIChHI Nell Arttl~m, l bc>Vt M Auguat 1901 1191" Call! ta1nr1t [nterptt'" Group, are doing t>velMN.. .,..,, t8375 M11utta Cr tt\et f l9'f •r• dat~ blAin•H M Avgutt n . hp1am~ l. 210 MlfW!OOd tl•trftOOt J1• .. \Jerdugo are CiOIRQ b\JM1Ma u
M•re111 W Sullivan. P C , Inc wnQM tut loddf ... Al.'T!RNATIV SOlU· Hunll~ton Otach, C llf ~ •, oo:.: • 4T1~l11W :1 R~P~ 1091 T6"& Catlf 1111' ' ' Thia M411""41nl w11 11*1 81'Ylfl ·N·TVI'. JUO
S2!> w Monro.. Chlc1191>. wff 4'10 n.tr1nce Palk· TIONS, 1070 Ne•port 02649 • • c..,.. le 119 • ...,.one Judltl'I Erma Merburn 210 wtltt IM County ClcHlc of \111ngua1d Way 1Gt•2.
llltnQll wey. lrvln1, Calllornl• 81YO , Colta Mau Clllf Catolyn e. lrvlna, 1641~ It• ttu-'11•"" fn tM ~~:.~~mi 412 PUil.ie MOTICI Ma1ywoon. C111em'ont, Orenoe Coun'Y on A41Vuat Coat•~ Cell tllUt
Pe«y 1. T1ytor Jt P C . fnft4 llWlll be 80ld at put)flc 92127 Maruna Cr , Hun11no1on _. .... , • ,....,. • .,., -' ...._ .,, Cal•I tt7t1 e. 1191 Mara ~. n&o ~2' w Mon<o., Chic:aoo auction ., 4UIO Dafr111"C.a Oon•ld R Wares, 2070 l'h, Ctl1f 92849 ..... r•f .... ._ ....... ~" .. ,A~~Cotof" dej MM. lt\l9Ltc NOTIC• Thi• bu1lne11 It con-FIOSlU Vingu•rd Wey ,0,42.
lllinoll Pwtcw•y, IMM, ~ Newport Blvd Colt• Thie bUlll'IHI II Con· ...... " '" lh .. ._.._, l~.. b l lntn •• con The ""* r~ af ..,. OUCfed by nu.bend and Publttl'led Co ,.. ...e ... Cost• MtN, Calif NIH o Joeeph TomaNfV 1025 '2'114 on Sttptembtf 4 M ... C.t1f 02921 dudctd b~ co-ownet1 ot ..._. ..wi. • w.ell u lnOMd 11 rnome. end Miriam ic.n-wife ~Pof't e.acn ,.,. Au Thie bu1lne11 It con-'"°'""' Jett~. W11h 1991 '' 10 00 • 111 Thi• bu11naH I• con-The 1egl1l1•ntt1I com-fer feur c•R..outt.9 ~~tO OV 19:' 11 ) u . roun0aoon It a\1911 Tl\e reg11uant(t) com OVtt 11 ~ 21 ,.M>,,.._ OUC1ad by en~ inQlon. 0 C D£SCAIPTIOH Of' PROP duaed 1>y· 1111 lndMClual l'MN"ed lo 1ran .. r1 bu.t _.._. tM ..._ e 1•t,t ran 1 t:,:: •bit 11 ll'lt tOdftu no1e<1 menoeo ~ erlnNCt bull· • • ~ Tne t•Ql1ttar\l(1) com-~ J Ulman. 202'11 CRTY Anllur"'11 !quip. Th• 1~111rant(1) com-.,... uno. ~ nctit.oue "'°' te -menc:.cs let "C:'~ tlolll '"*""'· lot "'*-lion dUf nee• und9f .,. Actil60u• 1 1 1 ~ lo •WWMICI bU*i Cetl!Ul'l! P•ll fall Lo-Al\. ~ tablea cl\er1.a, OWN, IMnCed lo tranuet ~· I U IM•t N m•(•I a l9d ef "'° ......... ""' ur f/I ,..,..,, 111'1 l'Ofmal bl*"-t "°'"' .....,,_.. Ne1Nt1) liated T t neM uncNr flt ,.~ oetee Ctltf u lamand•r. appll1nc:e•. ,_. URdClf the 'ICtlUOUll •boW on AuCrJ t t, I tot DATD1 AUO '• tMt 8v in1H :"""~•) 91 led tr, .,,y "" "ho IO r• &Oo\111 on -..9"h 1•. 1•1 llu""-t NMle<•l ..... .>«ry B W acl1,. II~ W lllMcl CUh regt ttw, ~· 8uelnhl N ~(I) lll'ecJ 11oane K., PedetHI' l'VU.Y H. ~. M>oveAan ~n • 1 I qw111 wlll'lin 1to eta.-~ H Attofbun't UCMI on .ltlfy ~t. t•t
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525 w MoNact, CNcaoo Otl\ed Auoldl 20. 1•1 TI-. lllatement waa Med Orange COOIM'/ on A•~ wtlt'I the County a.ti °' The ThotNI and ~ OraonQe ~ en ~.-1 WICh IN CounlV Oef'i OI llltnOI• TH IAV\NE COMPANY with fhe County Cletlr "' •• ltOt P u b U•l'l•d N•'ffttOtl O.wioe c~ on Aug.At K~•ll rouno~, , .. , •: '"' ... ,.,...... Otano-.County en ~
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There were some fantast ic ale in The Pilot tOOay.
ince they changed to CO\'e rino only Newport Beach
and Co ta Mesa I find out a lot rnore of what I need
to know. The society page i · great. I aw Carol and
Richard' picture &om the party last week; I didn't
see the one of Michael and me though.
I did, however, find a dog trainer and plumber
in clas.sifieds. And I really needed both of them. I
wonder if there' a section for kid trainers. Or maybe
kids for sale . Hmmm, that' an idea; I wonder how
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much I could
_ get. I found out in
The Pilot that more than 45% of the house~
holds in Newport and Costa Mesa have in·
· comes over $50,00J. So, I'm sure somelxxly
could afford her.
The paper comes out Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. If she doesn't traighten-up by Thursday
I'm calling The Pilot.
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