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Home My WebLink About1991-12-10 - Orange Coast PilotTuesday Dec .. 10, 1991 I I I SURF LOCATION Sil.I Stt.VI ....... po.. 2-4 ,.., ~led 2-4 ~ .,.... ....... ........ kach 2·J ,. RSHl«I , ... c..o.. "'....,. ...... ...... _....,,,.,,........ TIDES TOOAY Ant hip Ant loW 4:21 ....... 1, ~ hip 10:J2 a.m. S.l SeaNtd low 6:10 p.rn. 0.2 WEDNESDAY fl,.t h!Jh 1 : 16 a.m. J. 7 fll'lt low Si23 a.m. 3.0 5-dhltfi 11 :12a.m.4.7 SeCDftd low 6:47 p.m. O.S QUOTl'S Of TltE DAY "I just. wish this hadn't gotten to the point where we're acting like a bunch of spoiled brats over the whole situation. " Costa Mesa High Sc~ Athletic Director Dean COoper, on~ contro- versy surrounding his firinR.ol_·the school's football co.ch (,\n- • "We must not confuse dissent with disloyalty." Edward R. Murrow COMMUNITY EVENTS •Toys for Tots is a nationwide program to provide toys for under- privileged children. Donors may drop off new, unwrapped•toys at any of a number of locations countywide, in- duding the Pik>t. office, 330 W, Bay St. in Costa Mesa. ~ donce redtol by Orange Coast C:oUige students performing material they've worked on during the fall se- mester will be ~nted tonight at 7 p.m. in the col dance swaio. f()f information, call 432-5506. • Pod Terry Kennedy reads from her work at 8 p.m. atAfta Coffee House, 506 31st St. in Newport Beach. An open reading will follow. Admission Is free. •Al the annv•I Newport Harbor Chrlttmat bt Parade nears, bay front homes and businesses linin~ the parade route will compete in their own Christmas decorating contest. known as the Ring of lights. Restdents and business owners are encouraged by the Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce to mm- pete for prizes awarded In four cat· egories: homes, yacht dubs, rest>u· rants and commercial buildings. Judg- ing will take place on Sunday, Dec. 1 S-, in advance of the boat parade which 'runs from Dec. 11 throuah 23. Decorating help ts availaible fOr the design and ;nsiallatlon ol ligt.ts by calling the Newport Harbor Alea Chamber of Commeroe at 644-8211 . JUST TIIE f ACTS • Wl>on did Newpon H•rbor High School openl ·o£6L 'JaQWO!daS , •. ,._ a..,.. c--. 1tt1m.~ ~ _..., ..... .......,... ..... Mlle~~ .................... c.11 ............. ~.Jlfl. • Alound'Towol.U ·~ =7 o. ..... .£n--.....iJA6 INOEM COlll ea.i. .... ltr -. .... '°'Plrlllll 1'91 A "'"*lo ...... ,_,__, • ~ --·· ----·~· lllll dlla Details In Sports/81 REMHS'H01llE 24fts llalh ... &llar 642-6086 (GINllllll • "'. ftr ...... ,. A1. Alllwl .. llMcl ... 11111 yau awn bD11 Sharon Abar's columrVB3 Published Tuesdays, Thursdays &: Saturdays Circulation 45 .000 25 t ~~~~~~~~~ Fans call lout on coach tiring Alo!ll h .., ~ ol roln was ......_ ... Ille .... .,..., the 'Al·~ but 8ldms ~it'• Just a· drop ta -• fllr .. the souihland's -!Jed drought 1conditlolw.,. coriwned. ~oosters, students protest Tom Baldwin's dismissal dents have apparently joined his battle and have begun ci rculating a petition ask- ing that Athletic Director Dean Cooper be fired. his team to CIF playoffs. . "First I don't want to air our dirty laundry list in public," Cooper said. "And I don't want to say anything that would hurt Tom Baldwin -even if he wants to hurt me. By Lol1Am Basheda Howlvlr, lhl Nitional Weather 5""idt ~ pwdicting • 60 ~nt chance of thowers today, with the rain Olldi"I """9ht Wednesday should bft"9 cloil1ntt and warmet tempe<•lunll, ac<Oliling lO ""'-OOSTA MFSA -Upset over the re- cent firing of Costa Mesa High School's football coach, the presidcnl .or the team's booster club is organizing a rally to o us1 the athletic,. director who recommended the dismissat.' "I'm not co ncern ed about it at all," Cooper said after learning of the rally. "I just wish this hadn't gotten 10 the point where we're acting like a bunch of spoiled brats over the whole situation." "He may feel it isn't fair. But coaches ge l fired all over the country every year. It's nothing new." Cooper said only that he recommended Baldwin be fired so the athletic program could "move in a new direction." font< rt 11. M al Monday night, 5'10W few!fo _,.,down to the 7,000-loot ...... "I'm p---·-," said Jerry Luxembourger, who is also the father of one of the school's football players. Cooper said the decision to fire Tom Baldwin last month wasn't something he and Costa Mesa principal Michael Mur· phy took lightly. "What other direction,'' Baldwin re-' tarted. "We were in the playoffs in the last two of four years. The only other di· See-,,,.,..w. Arid Luxembourger said he isn't the only one who is upset. A number of stu- But neither Cooper nor Murphy have revealed why they decided to fire the former Coach of the Year who twice lead See COACH/M Residents say nood project ruining homes By Anna Cekola S~ Wntei COSTA MESA -A group of North Mesa Verde homeowners say their homes arc "literally crumbling" because of the massive amounts. of soil being moved as pa rt of the Sl.4 billion flood control project along the Santa Ana River. "'It 's like a nightmare.'· said resident Lori Costa. ··Every time I turn around I have more cracks. r..1y house is moving off 1he foundation." Costa is among a group of six home· owners o n New Hampshire Dri,•e and IO"'-'a Street seeking between $40,000 and $350.000 each for damages they say "·ere caused by the S 1.4 billion flood control project along the Santa Ana Ri\'Cr. The damage claims are the first 10 be filed against the U.S. Army Corps of En- gineers, county and city agencies since flood control improvemenis began last j\pril along the river, which has been called one of the "worst flood threats west of the Mississippi." Additional damage claims from resi- dents in the bluff areas or Europa and Sandpiper drives are also expected in the coming weeks, ac:.cording to Fullenon law- yers Randall Friend and Warren Wimer, who are representing the residents. --occ crew member lryah A:myal, centef, practices with teammates in the Newport Bay. For more photos, see A2. Although. the U.S. Anny Corps of En· gineers finished most of the "'Ork along the nonhern sections of the Greenville· See PROJECT/M Holocaat ' doubters rile nrm ' Colleen Murphy, a spokes· woman ror Book of the Month Book. of the· Month Club apologizes to its members for controversial publication -a .ub, said they have received more than a dozen complaints rrom ••surprised and angry" memben. . ' ' ·~-' --, ----·~~Wllir ' , I ' ( C0s1'A ~A -"' local or· 'I . I' at h ~<that dillributes liter•· . n a c 1m e w ere ~lure" dilt ....., the Holocaust David Duke is running -!'<""' cic:cumd has stirred the for presidency It's very ire or the Book o( the Month . I Clqb, prompling officials at the ~psetting t~ see books New York-based company to like thlS being SOid.• send letlers of a~logy to thou- sands of their mt;:mbers. It appears a broker for the Costa Mesa company Noontide Press miiled the Book of the Month Oub into selling them a I' , or .S,ftOO of their History .~memben. . · 'Niontidc.tprcu then M'nl their " boot '8Jatoa to the members on '· ,lhe list. 1 • ( ·~.ScfHng membership lisu: to ' v.~ " ~. -Cll.llll LES Li Boole of !he Month Club other publishers is not unconi· mon, But the type of catalog these members ended up rccciv- ia& ls. The tit!'!S like "Hoax of the Twentieth Century," is one of several selections claiming the Holocaust never happened. They have since sent out let· ' . ters o r apology to 5,000 of the History Oub's 250,000 members who recctvcd the catalog several weeks ago. It has also prompted . them to change their policy. Until now, Murphy said they required only a sampling of what the publisher sold before releas- ing their membership list. Mur· phy said that's why they gave Noontide a list of their mem- bers. "We never saw the catalog in its entirety," Murphy said. "And what we did see looked legiti- mate. It was our mistake not to request the entire catak>g." See HOLOCAUST/M · tnmc m1b'll enacted tor boardWalk · • Ordinance to increase safety on beach path By Iris Yoko! ..,_ NEWPORT BEACH -Bicy· clists will have to walk their two- wheelen u they "I:.~ the Newpclll Pier ud lsll and-ton~ to an 8-rapll opced 1111111 Oil the ---a law !hot -~ a prc-.y City Cotlndl nod MolldoY •1'flt. • 'f1lo -...... illo -,..._ ....... l&ahfWMl I ..... blojllll" ... a llpOeti -ond up ti )SQ.._ b' •Mtr•oa • _,....., ....... '" .. ............. .. .. An ad hoc committee of cill· ten~ and council memben rec- ommended the short·tenn pro. 1ram N a way to case t}Je prob- lems on .the clty'a popular, o\ocr- crowdcd bcachfront pathway without hiving to ban 1U wheel .,.. from the boerdwallt. The committee will continue to study Iona-term ootutlont !bot are more ''capital-and time· inttnstve," said Councilman John Hcd&CS1 c:orttmittee chair· man. Last Septe-r, ' a-panel or oouncll, -wl Balboa Peninsula rcaldca11 ma: 1aed roller mtea, lb--bl· cydn be b--tllo .......................... ' ldays and the summer months: The recommendation came on the heels of a court dociaion that ordered the city to l"Y $270,000 to a man Utjurcd by a bk:yclc on the p1thway, which strctchet be· tween the Balboa and Newport plen. Memben or the -nd· ing panel 11id they llW no other altem1tivc to protect the ~blic safety and reduce city liabiHty. But NC11tpOn residents aid in· dMdu1ll fiOm all owr the re· p>o ~ tbe bin, ..,... it """'1d 11mpl,J -,_. qcleo and mteo onlO -Boule· ...... wlllcli II abwadJ llllct witll --~a ...... u .. M>MD\111\LW --------- BiH of Rights: securing the blessings of liberty By Dr. Jo Ellen - Editor's note: This is the · first in a series of arricles on 200r.h anniversary the Bill of Rights. I t was late in April, 1788, when delegates finally gathered in Virginia to decide whether to ratify the new Constitution of the United States. The pro-Constitution rorces were an impressive lot, led by James Madison, John Marshall and Gov. Edmund Randolph. ....... The opposition was no less impressive: James Monroe, a future president; John Tyler, the father of a futllre president; Benjamin HarrisOn, grandfather or a .future president; and Richard Henry lee. Leadina them was Patrick Henry, the· fiery or1tor of the Revoludon • Heney had been elected to attend the Philadelphia conventk>n which drafted the CoutitutK>n, but rct\aaed to attend becaute -he said - he "smelled a rat." Now, be stood before the Vlr&inla t nitifyina contention a finn opponent or the Coostltution. 1-of libeny -... d Patrick Henry, •nd his speechet during the c:on¥ention were punetullled with uttrele•d• calb !or ill protection and pn:eervatioft . J"hc Vi..pnia conwintion debeted the CoMtitution Anniversary 1791*1991 paragraph by paragraph, always turning back 10 the rundamental issue of libcrt\. Finally, yielding to the · demands of Henry and his allies, the pro-Constitution faction agucd to propose a series of amendments equivalent to a bill of rights and, on June 15, narrowly voted ror ratification. The approval of nine states was required before the Constitution could go into effect and transform the fragile confedcncy into the more perfect union it promised. Eight stales had already ratified. The Virginia Constitutionalists now anxiously anticipated the hdtoric moment that they believed their imminent vote -Id accontplish. Uo-t to them. t.o#c~r. that moment had , occurred loui cloys earlier in the small New England state · ol New Hompshite wben Its convention hid aivcn S. 8IU. OF lllOKT8IM • I Pilot People Anthony M. Kohlanberger HEIS•~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The 27-year-old director of Orange Coast College's new Inter- national Student Program. Formerly adviser to the Study Abroad Program at Cal State Los Angeles, Kohlenberger brings experi- ence as foreign student adviser at USC and as adviser to the In- ternational Programs at Cal State Fullerton to bis new job. OVERS~SEXPERlmc--~~~~~~- Kohlenberger is fluent in German and Italian, and speaks a smauering of French and Spanish. He has a bachelor's degree in history and political science from Cal State Fullerton where he also minored in German. During high school, Kohlenbcrger went to Germany as an exchange student and studied in Switzerland and Italy during college. FREnPERSPECTIVE--------- "The different experiences and perspectives of the foreign stu- dents bring a freshness to the academic discussions and to the so. · cial life of the college," he said. "You have the opportunity for the people of Burma to meet the people of Balboa Island. Those kinds of things don't happen unless you have a program like this." GLOBAL REACH---------- orange Coast College expects its international student popula- tion to grow from a current enrollment of 250 students to more than 1,000 by 1996. -By Russ Loar Editor's note: The final installment of Orange Coast Serial runs Thursday. · T he miles rolled by ... the subdivisions fell away, replaced by the twisted and colorless desert, the giant blades of the wind farms, the tortured Joshua trees and finally - : looming ahead -the glass and steel of Las Vegas. -: At.a small gas station on the outskirts of Vegas, Katherine Bell .. changed batteries in her small tape recorder and popped in a • fresh tape. Though she was used to telling her stories at a • keyboard, Katherine felt satisfied she had managed to catch at least the highlights of her life in Newport Beach on the tiny recorder. .. The serial killer. It had been Al Bundy, the former mental patient who had returned to his home town with the half-baked idea that God had asked him to rid the city of prostitutes -a mission he went at with considerable gusto. Bundy, of course, was assassinated by a team of hired thugs, though it was never learned who had hired them. Corley Miles had finally been indicted after his crony Benny Lambada was elected by ShMal L•S.u to the council. At his very first meeting, Lambada had gleefully told the press that Corley had paid him S 10,000 for his vote on the controversial Miles Landing project. 6EDIJ\L Slow-growth advocate Sage Brush later replaced Lambada. Corley's son, Jonathan, swiftly took over his father's business, dumped Miles Landing and launched a combination tanning and video parlor near John Wayne Airport called Blockout Buster. Newport Beach Mayor Neil Sturbush resigned to worked for presidential hopeful Larry Agran, police Sgt. Mit Sonig took early retirement and became a new-age minister in Laguna Niguel. Katherine was about to flip the recorder back on to complete her tale when she spotted a small package on the floorboard. TB DIPOIT WCI • COSTA IW PilDL ....... To be continued. .. How to reach us· at The Pilot Circulallon Orange County 642-033 Adwenttlfts Classified 642-5678 Dilplay 642 ... 321 fdltorilt News 540-1224 5Ports 642-4330 News, lpOftJ fa. 646-4170 Ollcit ..... Olicl 642"4321 .. ,Pl f81C 631·5902 ' Did you know? Future Fashion Island L ongtime Newpon resident Florence Cook, now in Bishop, · contributed this 19SS photo of the entrance to Irvine Terrace taken from the Cooks' home on Bonnie Doonc. Aorencc aays the Irvine Country Cub and golf counc wero already in place at that time, with plans for half acre estates with hOnc corraJs around the aolf courte. M unde~ wu to be built from Irvine Terrace to the aolr coune. "BUtt" Pio aaid, •1no h0use1, no honea. no underpass -Instead, Fllblon Jalaftdl" . Don't hone around. Send J<>Ur b/Jtotical l1ct1 to Did You Know, The Pilot. P.O. Box 1560. C.O.t• Mu., 92626. Briefly As the sun slowly climbs over the eostem horizon, members of the Orange Coast College crew team trickle into their soiling· base off Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Sitting peacefully in the chill of early morning, crew members on the boot Victoria (above) ore silhouetted by the light of down. An overhead view (left) shows the position of each oarsman during a row. The ninth member of each team is the coxswain. Dobie Srojon (above left) coxswain for the Victoria, uses an intercom to give instructions to the rest of the team. In the photo at lower left, Devon Boyd (left) and Bryon Amerol take a break during practice. Costa Mill man accused of hlt-11111-1'111 NEWPORT BEACH -A Costa Mesa man was arrested on suspicion of felony d.runken drivinr after police officers allegedly saw him hit a car twice, strike a center divider and nearly collide with another car directly In front of the patrol car. James Edward Welsh, Jr., 27, also alleged1y shouted profanities at passing cars just prior to his 2 a.m. arrest Sunday at Finley Street and Newport Boulevard. Officers reportedly saw Welsh, a self-employed painter, driYe into 1he back of a BMW stopped at the intersection of north- bound Newport Boulevard and 32nd Street, Newport Beach Police Lt. Tim Newman said. Wclsh's car then reportedly sideswiped the BMW and drove off recklessly and erratically, nearly collidina with another car in front or the police car . Officers arc also invcstigatina whether Welsh had a fake rep.; tration sticker on his car liccnso plate, Newman said. f • ,, j T hanks to tho quick and dedicated action or a Sheriffl ffafbor Patn;( deputy, I six-week-old WU ~ from droWniha iii tM 57-dearee water or N~ Harbor • TbUriday ~nina. Deputy Cluia Duran plucked the unconscious victim from the bay, aot her breath'"' aJ8!n with mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, then lOOk her to a botpttal. Both deputy and kitten arc doing just fine. . In the stark ·prose of his orficial report, Dep. Duran states: "On today's date (12·5·91) at approx 1715 bn, I was standing along the docks at Udo Penn when a female passerby (name unk.) advised me that a kitten was drowning in the water just south of my location, against the bulkhead. "When 1 located the kitten it had stopped moving and was under water. I pulled the kitten in, onto the dock. and determined it wasn't breathing. 1 then gave the kitten CPR for approx ------3-5 minutes, at which time it started breathing on its own. "I then transferred the kitten to the Dover Shores Animal Hospital (2075 Newport Blvd., CM, 722-8301) where it was held tor further treatment. (Newport Beach) Animal Control Officer M. Lef ay, badge number 964, was at the animal hospital and took custody of the kitten (~BPD case no. 91·19569)." Naturally, pranksters at the Harbor Patrol office couldn't let this one shdc without having some fun with Chris Duran. They cobbled together a "reprint" of an article in the Piiot, complete with a photo of Duran with a big. furry cat atop his head. Presumably, that was a mock-up, too. Under the headline, "CAT THAT SURVIVED FINDS A HOME," the article says: "Boy Wonder Deputy Chris Duran Brings a 4-wcck-old kitty back to life. "While on routine patrol in Newport Harbor, Deputy Du.ran ... was summoned by a citizen (who reported that) a kitty was drowning at Lido Village. Deputy Duran snatched kitty from the ice-cold water and noticed no pulse. ''Without hesitation, Deputy Duran began CPR to revive this li£eless feline. Despite the fact that Deputy Duran was ingesting kitty puke and fur balls, he revived the little kitty! Deputy Duran is a true hero among all feline lovers of Newport Bcach ... Whcn asked for a statement', Deputy Duran commented: 'It's hard to believe I get paid to do this and my head stays warm, too!' "Note to public," the "news story" concludes: "Deputy Duran loves to have his back scratched and occasionally hacks up a fur ball." Deputy Duran should have his back patted, too. A_ lot of us . might just have fished the tiny creature out of the drink and put 1t in a plastic bag. Chris's caring and sensitivity strike me as quite special. Dr. Bruce Baursfcld of Dover Shores says the kitten surely would have died if Duran hadn't given her CPR. "She was a sad little kitty when he brought her in here.'' he said Friday. "She was suffering from shock, hypothermia, pulmonary and cerebral edema and her temperature was down to 94 degrees." Normal is 101. .. We did what we could and put her in the incubator," he .clded, "But. fcaokly,. wbcA 1 came in this morning, I didn't really expect to sec her alive. But she's doing just great! We'll fix her up and find her a home." D r. Baursfeld says the kitten Is a beauty, probably a Himalayan mix with a lilac-point coat. She'll be in the incubator for at least a week. then will be ready for adoption. With eight lives ahead of her, kitty should make a fine Christmas gift for some lucky family. Deputy Duran is also doing well. He asked Dr. Baursfeld if there were any contagious diseases he might get from giving mouth·to-mouth to the kitty. "No, there's nothlnc to worry about there.'' the veterinarian replied. "But I won't make any guarantees about the bay water you might have taken in." Police log Costa Mesa . Someone kicked In the window of the Tate Ten Cafe at 3303 Harbor Boule- vard last Monday artcr uni>luaina &he sto~·· 1lann 1na stole S300 Trom &he cash rqistcr and S.SOO worth of d&a· relics. • • Someone scole 1 telcvisk>a last Tues· day from 1 room at the Rcaency Inn 1t 2S44 Newport Boulevard. • Sixteen ~ins carts worth about Sl,680 were di~ttd miss~ast week trom Thrifty Dtuptore at Harbor Boulevard. • Someone stole tho padlocks from the doon of Prompt Clca~n at 434 E. 171h SL last Tuctcfay and itok aome shirts and aulll. Newport Beach A Sl.200 Tohatsu ou&board motor was stolen from 1 raft In the canal behind 1 rcaidcncc on the 300 blodt of Orand Clnal IOmCtime between S.turd17 morn· Ina Ind Sunday motnlnl-• About S79 ~h of beet was llolen from an unk>chd prqe qo the 4000 bloct of Marcua AwttUC. In additioft to the cues of Watncy'a IAd 8ohemll beer, &he mide11t alto re~ Visa c:redh c:.rd ind ono penona ehect wu tOcn from .a cue left IDlidc an automo- bao. ·. 1 Tuesday, December 10, 1991 Aa ~n honest deal on bogus celebrities lm Haley told me, 0 You need some· ~ w~'°' IOmCbodyt" ... U you're lookina for a celebrity dou· to bri1hten up a Christmas party, try call· lfti Boot a Loot on Newport Blvd. in Ncw- pon Beach ... Starting at SSS you can get impersonators who'll do Dolly Parton or Roseanna Dana tor a 20 minute show. Price$ head up from there ... an the way to S400 for a faux president or pope. How come so much for these two? ''The guy who does the pope REALLY looks like the pope!" says Jim. Broadway My Way wanted $75 for their Dolly and $450 for their version or the pope. 0 D.J.s seem to fetch about $65 an hour ev- erywhere in town. 0 "We'll show you how easy it is to wire up your husband.'' Tim Simmons said ... 0 Tim manages the new Impulse store in Crystal Court. The store is full or forward electronics. .. Very hot this year is the Philips compact disc interactive at $800. Its more than a glo- rified game. It gets you into the action on the screen -pl ay golr or go to the Louvre - there arc 40 different discs available and its compat.ible with any TV. "The ladies are not to worry," says Tim. He ond his crew arc hosting a ladies' shop· pina nlaht. The opcrotlon of aJI the elec- tronic marvels will be revealed ... Its happening at the store on December 13, from six 10 10. Refreshments will be served ... 0 ---Finding the right Christmas tree can be confusing (l know, I checked 14 places.) lf you've decided you just want a generic tree there's always the market... Then come the nurseries and home improvement stores. In this category, the best prices I found were at Builders Emporium on 17th Street. I based comparisons on 6-foot trees. Their Dou- glas Firs go for $18.97. No- bles arc $29.97. Their 8-foot -----•living Aleppo Firs run S79. (Nurseryland wants that for their seven-footers.) The other route is a tree lot, especially if you wan t a bigger tree. They cost more but, says Joey Morales, 'The difference is they're in water from the time they're cut, they're premium grade and they get to the lot in three days.' Joey manages Northwestern T~ecs on Dover and PCH . They se ll good looking Nobles for $42.99 and Douglas Firs for $29.95 (more than 10 bucks cheaper thun up the street ... Ask Joey to tell you ubout the 10% dis- count ... Or try Noonan's, in business on Newport Blvd in Costa Mesa tor 47 years ... "What we're about is service and quality . You can call me Old Man Noonan," s:iid Old Man Noonan. "Take for instance the City 'lf Newport Beach,'' he continued, "they've been buying trees from us from day one!'. .. Their prices are bit more ($39 for a Dou· glas -$50 or )0 for a Noble) but here's the deal, 'We don't want a tree to become a fire hazard, if its got a problem with it · we'll re· place it.' Noonan says. Not as trad itional (but definitely fresh) are the Monterey Pines for sale at Peltzer Pines ... The tree form is on the newly opened Newport Coast Drive, in Irvine. You pick it, pay for it and they saw it... Prices vary, tree by tree .... Dy the way, Builders Emporium hus ni ce 6 in. poinse11ia) for $3.99. 0 If you've come across any b:irgains or unu· sual items, or if jOU know a retailer who pro· vides exceptional services or quality, be sure to Jet me know. You cnn reach me at 497· 9873, Or send a fax to 631-5902. Stad your Items for Around Town to Bob van Eykcn, The Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92621. Crom 12:30 to 4 p.m. Dec. 1-1. at 2 p.m. Food concert COSTA MESA -A benefit concert and food drive for Share Our Selves, a Costa Mesa-based emergency food pan· try, will take place in front or the Robert 8. Moore Theater at Orange Coast Col· Iese. 2701 Fairview Rd .• today from noon to 1 p.rn. Holiday brunch COSTA MESA -Friends of the Or· anac Coast Interfaith Shelter invite you to attend their annual holiday brunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday. A tree will be trimmed with ornaments made by children or the Costa Mesa shelter. lhe brunch will cost Sl8. For more information, call chairperson Joyce Tucker 11 497-41 11. Book talk NEWPORT BEACH -Robert Pir· sig's 1974 book "Zen and the Art of Mo· torcycle Maintenance: an Inquiry into Values" will be discussed at Thursday's meeting or Lcl"s Talk Books. The meet· in& is Sdlcduled for 10 a.m. at the New- port Ccn1cr Library. 8.S6 S-.in Ocmcnte Drivic. The program is Cree. Scrooge CoSTA MESA -Students from the fourth and fafth ,ndc clUSC$ at OllJifor· nia School wilf present the musical "~" based on Dickens' "A Chfisl· mu CirOl" Thursday and Friday 11 Bo-swell Hall, TcWlntle lntcnncdlalc Scho&I. For information, call 432· ns2. Back Bay tour . . NEWPORT BEACH -Free guided walkin.g tours of the Upper Newport Bny Ecok>1.1cal Reserve will be conducted Dec. T4 at 9 and 10:30 n.m. Meet at the comer of East Bluff Drive and &ct Bny Road. Tree decorating contest COSTA MESA -S1udcn1 organiza. 1ions from Esiancia I ligh School, Costa Mesa High School, TcWinklc lntcrmcdi· ate School 3nd Coi.ta Mesa Junior I ligh School will compete in a Christmai. tree decorating contest and auction al Mesa Verde Center Crom noon to 3 p.m. Dec. 14. Snow and Santa COSTA MESA -llohdav Snowhill, a special event for children, will take place al Balearic Commun11y Center. 1975 Balearic Drive, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Dec. 1-1. The event will feature snow sledding. arts and crafts, a hay ride and :i visit Crom S:inla Claus. Meet your congressman NEWPORT BEACH -Rep. Chris Cox (R·Ncwport Beach) will host an open house at his district office, 4000 MacArthur Blvd .. East Tower, suite 430, GRAND OPENING Why Pay Mall Prices? 18" 61h·7mm -Grade A Cultured Pearls A---· ~ Our Every Day Price Only $7SO. Sale Priced At. .. So. Coast Plaz.a StSOO Fashion Isbnd $14SO estcliff ewelers 650-4595 2043 Westcliff Dr., N .B. Optn 7 Da)'S to lp.m. (Nat to CoCo's) Please joh us en Th.rsday, Oecerrber 12, 1991 frcm 7 cm to c:bsrg fer ou- Arriversay Cetet:rctkn Read·a-thon party NEWPORT OEACI I -Children who h3vc panicip:itcd in the Read a Book - Build :i Library! RcJd·A·Thon fund ra1s· er arc invited 10 come 10 a celebration p:irty on Sund3y, Dec. 15, in the Com· munity Room al Newport Center Libr3ry Mature drh•ing NEWPORT OEACI I -Rcg1i.trJt11m for 55 Alive: MJturc Dri\'ing begins Mondav. 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SwisS<rafted JIJJ •rillol <•~lttol a1 P••larJ1to) Cost• Mts• 11'-4Jl42H =llllnltm'm P"walcollllld, Invited back By Russ Loar 5'111 Wr1llr Local coastal areas received most of the rain over the week- • end -compared to inland Or- ange Coun!r -but county of- ficials say it s going to have rain a lot longer and a lot harder to convince them the drought is over. Weekend stol'!Jl.S brought less than a half inch of rain to the coast, pushing year-to-date totals slightly higher than last year, but still far below average, according to county rain watchers. County rain monitoring sta- tions in Costa Mesa measured a total 0.32 of an inch of rain over the weekend as of early Monday evening. The season's total - measured from July -comes to 0.82 of an inch, compared to 0.52 of an inch at the same time last year. The National Weather Service is predicting a 60 percent chance of showers today, with rain end~ ing tonight. As of Monday night, A cyclist travels along the boardwalk Monday in Newport Beach under gray, cloudy skies. snow levels were down to the 7,000-foot range. Weekend showers did not put a damper on Corona del Mar's an nual Christmas Walk, accord- ing to Royal Radtke, president of the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce. The 'Sunday event attracted about 6,000 people, ac- cording to Radtke, who said showers did not begin until about 4 p.m. after the event was over. Temperatures on Tuesday are predicted to range from the upper 50s to the lower 60s, ac- cording to the National Weather Service, with overnight lows in the 40s. On Wednesday, tern· peratures are predicted to rise to the middle and upper 60s. By lrts Vokl)I .... NEWPORT BEACH -The City Council on Mon<hty night ex· tended city bans on two types of businesses -massage parlon and tanning salons with live modeling of lingerie. The council decided to ban new massage parlors from the city tor another year, giving city licensing and legal staff more time to craft regulations aimed to stamp out il- legal activity at an estimated 50- pe~nt of the city's 43 massage businesses. New massage parlors have been banned Crom the city since Janu- ary, when city officials began studying the impacts of such busi- nesses. Meanwhile, the council also de- cided to ban for another 10 1/2 months any tanning salons with live modeling of lingerie. Newport Beach officials just re- cently learned about this unusual new type of business, which com- bines tanning with lingerie shows, when a T~xas company applied for a business license to open such a tanning salon near John Wayne Airport. Worried about the potential for illicit activities, the council in No- ~mbcr plaocd a "4,.y bu on auch t•nnln1 aaloaa. Monday night, the council extended lhe ban to &ivo city Uccnafna and legal staff more time to study the poten- tial impacts of this new trend in tanning and to recommend pos· alble regulations in January. .e Also at Monday'• councU meeting. the city's top administra- tor for the past 20 years, led his last official City Council meeting as city manager on Monday ni&ht. Wynn, whose tenure is the sec- ond longest of an'/ Orange County city manager, retucs Dec. 31. But since the council is not expected to pick a replacement until well into January, Wynn said he will continue to work for the city on a consulting basis for probably an- other month. "I told the council I'd stay on until the new person comes aboard," Wynn, 60, said. The council on Monday after- noon chose nine top candidates out of a field of 86 applicants and decided to begin interviewing the finalists on Jan. 6. Council members said the nine come from both inside California and out of state, but declined to give further details. HOLOCAUST: Book club apologizes for release of membership list BILL OF RIGHTS: Forefathers pursuit of liberty From A1 Murphy said they won't make that mistake a&ain, though, since the Book of the Month Oub will now require that pub- lishers seeking their member- ship lists submit their entire catalog for review. "In a climate where David Duke is running for preside.ncy, it's very upsetting to see books like this being sold," she said. they're disseminating is an out-· right lie." The Huntington Beach busi- nessman took Noontide Prcss's parent organizations, the Insti- tute for Historical Review and the Legion for the Survival of Freedom, to court in 1981 after the institute offered $50,000 to anyone who could prove Jews were killed in gas chambers. From A1 approval to the Constitution and sealed the Union. Virginia's ratification, like that in New Hampshire and several other states, had been conditioned on t?le understanding that the new government would consider a se- ries of amendments, including a bill of rights. On May 4, 1789, only weeks after Congress convened for the first time, Congressman James Madison announced his intention to propose amendments to the Constitution. Not all members of Congress welcomed his intention. Some feared tampering with the Constitution would lead to its ruin. Months later, on Aug. 24, the House of Representatives consid- ered and sent 17 proposed amend- ments to the senate. The Senate agreed to 12 of them and on Sept. 25, the 12 proposals went to the states for ratification. Rhode Island and North Caro- lina still had not joined the Union, partly because they feared for the rights of the people. But Congress' actionassurea that those rights would be constitutionally guaran- teed and North Carolina fi.lally voted to join the Union on Nov. 21, 1789. The day before, New Jersey had become the first state to ratify -the amendments, al- though voting for only 11 of the 12. Less than a month later, Mary- land assented to all 12. Other states followed, until fi. nally, on Dec. 15, 1791, Virginia became the last state needed to ratify 10 of the 12 amendments. On March l, 1792, Secretary of State Thomas Jefferson, :i Virgin- ian, officially announced their ad- dition to the Constitution. These first JO :imendments became known as the Bill of Rights. This Sunday is the 200th an- niversary of the ratification of the Bill of Rights -our guarantee of liberty and, as Jefferson said, "what the people are entitled to against any government." Dr. Jo Ellen Allen, a .resident of Corona de/ Mar, ls tbc president of the Eagle Fon1m of California. Tom Marcellus, director of Noontide Press on Newport Boulevard, admits that some of the books his company offers arc controversial material, "but we expect this." Mermelstein won $90,000 plus the judicial recognition that gas chambers were used to massacre Jews during World War II. The judge also ordered the organization to write a letter of apology to Mermelstein. COACH: Students circulate petition alter firing of Baldwin Marcellus said he personally "sees no convincing evidence" that there were any gas cham- bers at concentration camps in Germany during World War II. From A1 rcction we could go in would be down." But Cooper said the only thing that's going to bring the school's athletic program down is dwelling on the past. But local Auschwitz survivor Mel Mermelstein said "they know damn well that whatever Mermelstein was confined to Auschwitz from 1944 to 1945 when he was 17. His mother and two sisters were killed in a gas chamber, his father died of starvation and his brother was shot to death. Murphy said he will not try to stop the rally, scheduled to take place in the teachers' parking lot ---------------------------. next week, but said if was directed at the wrong person. "I made that decision (to fire Baldwin)," Murphy said." Murphy said he stands behind Cooper. This is Cooper's third year as athletic director at Costa Mesa High. During that time, Murphy pointed out, Cooper has added another basketball team and a girls' soccer team. But Luxembourger said the ad- ditions were made only at the ex- pense of other athletic programs. As for the chances that Daldwin will ever be rehired to coach the high school's football team, Coo- per said "It's not gonna happen. Daldwin is gone." Cooper said they hope to have a new football coach on board by Dec. 20." Baldwin said the support he has received since his dismissal "natu- rally makes me feel better. But I doubt seriously that anything will come of it." Baldwin, who is still an econom- ics teacher at the high school, has filed a grievance with the union on grounds that his dismissal was il- legal. And he has since been ag- gressively applying for jobs at other school districts. "I Help Women Get Rid of The Blues" ... those unwanted veins on their legs and other areas. c.,~ 1rJ t /'dH HHf ,'\k; Hf1· •11 ,H OF TH!:_ Cl r< l UH'! 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Both resident engineer Bill Gal- legos and Ed Andrews, corps project manager for work on lower Santa Ana River, were unaware of the legal clafou, which were filed in late November. Since July, Costa said she and her neighbors have been watching cracks appear in their swimming pools, patios, brick fences and home foundations. At one point, Costa said she was startled by what sounded like a "sonic boom" and found a wave literaJJy moving through her im- ported Italian ceramic tile kitchen and family room floor. Construction work has also ap- parently caused a shift in the ground water, which has further destabilized the soil in the area, BOARDWALK: CounCU approvaa afa1y ordlnmc8 From A1 even more dangerous condition. The ad hoc committee estab- lished by the council concluded a wheel ban wasn't a good idea be- cause so many residents -many of them children -use the board- walk to get to and from schooJs and other destination points. The committee also agreed a wheel ban would unfairly penalize law-abiding users and would in- crease bicycle traffic on busy Bal- boa Boulevard. In addition to the speed limit and walk zone, the committee sug- gested a two-way now pattern that requires users to keep to the right of a <enter line and prohibition of "unsafe or reckless activity." BRING. HOME . SOMEONE FAMOUS ••• Original, historical letters, documents, autographs & memorabilia ·of famous people Unique Holiday Glllsl HISTORICAL • SPORTS • ENTERTAINMENT SCIENTISTS & INVENTORS • IJTERARY We ·buy .t selll Custom framins uid ArChiyq of Him>ty c matting mfW>Je. Ofterln& one of the lar1c1t inventoriea in Southern · 427 Eut 17tb Sl Callfotnia at very ~e ~I (1• ~ .,,.,. a.tcr) ..::._ , Cotta Mea. Cdfotnia ,. •.,.. ~ EE ~.......... -650-8383 .:n., I (~ Friend said. "It nppears for some of those people, that the cost of repair may be in excess of the value of the house," Wimer said. The claims -filed against the 0.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Orange County Environmental Management Agency, Orange County F1ood Control District. Or- ange County Sanitation District, Mesa Consolidated Water District and the City of Costa Mesn - also seek damages for emotional distress. See you next week Editor's Note: The Health & Fitness and Seniors pages are not in today's Pilot but will return next Tuesday. We regret any inconve- nience this may cause our readers. A NftJJ :Dr11t"9tfft ProgrwM YOU CAN ·sTOP· SMOKING TODAY • How about a final wave for the Rams? JUST ASKING, THANKS -The~·• no point in havina a beard If one can't mumble throup it, u follows: • For Chritto'1 next IMlliYe artistic project. how about drapiQJ -----· Ramaheim Stadium in black crepe? And, if · the~'• any material left over. wouldn't it make a lovely coach's shroud? • Newly opened Newport Coast Drive cost $67 million, ao what's wrong with referring to its monumental gateways as The Golden Arches? • If you feel culturally deprived this holiday ICUOD, didja know the Newport Beach Public Library offers all sorts of musical ~1;;ctions - including the KJczmer Conservatory Band's stirring rendition of "Oy, Ch:mukah?" • What with all the lousy weather lately, shouldn't Entrepreneur of the Year honors -or at least a bronze medal -go to the image-conscious folks who've introduced tanning -----• salons to Newport Beach? And what's so terrible · about some parlors featuring "live lingerie" shows? Ain't that an improvement over "dead lingerie?" • If David Duke is elected President of the United States, will his first official act be the invasion of Poland? 0 BLOCK THAT CATl'Y CLICHE -Some Republicans arc unhappy with developer Kathryn Thompson because she's giving aid and comfort to a (gasp!) Democratic prcs,identiaJ candidate but, shucks, that's no reason for nasty name-calling. One Grand Old Party pooper, I sec by the papers, has called her a "fat cat.'' Hey, that's going too far. l know Kathryn Thompson. Kathryn Thompson is a friend of mine. We've waited on ta~ together, maneuvering in a tightly-packed restaurant. and I can certify that she's not fat. As for alleged feline aspects, what's wrong with that? S.ome of my best f ricnds arc pussycats. There's word going around tl\at Kathryn Thompson may be dropped in some rock-ribbed Republican circles, but she needn't worry about that. This kitten will land on her feet, claws intact, and armed with plenty of scratch. 0 IS THIS A BASE CANARD? -Baseball buff Carlos Moreno says he's managing to remain dry-eyed over Wally Joyner's employment problems. "This guy gels $4 million a year," he notes, "and' won't even hustle to first base.'' At $4 million a year, Carlos, he could hire an Olympic sprinter to do his running. 0 EGAD, THIS COULD GET HIM DRUMMED OUT OF THE POLITICIANS" UNION -This ls the season ror rcstorina faith, but I wasn't prtpartd for the closing paragraph In a pttss release Crom State Assemblyman GU Ferguson"s office. Just as I was about to discard the thing, telling about Fe~~uson's attendance this week at a Pacific Rim trade conference in nawaii, up popped this remarkable revelation: "This isn't a junket. I am taking care of the costs, for me and my wife. I've never allowed the government to finance my trips as a legi.slator." Dang, I nearly swooned. Instead of trashing this release, I'm having it framed. 0 SPEAKING OF STRAJGHT·FORWARD VERBIAGE -Margery McCann Palmer sent me the printed menu for a holiday dinner hosted by an Orange Coast center for senior-type citizens. Among the featured dishes was "candid yams." TuHday, o.c.tnber 10. 1981 Al Society Editor Vida Oean ..• 642·4321 ~o~rtney Emery, Ds;u Tic~, Sandy and Paul Nyquist tak.e time to Jim and Gretchen Dale share some laughs with Diane and Michael vmt at the 552 dub s Christmas Carol Ball Saturday evening. Stephens near the Christmas tree at the Newport Marriott. Christmas Carol Ball keeps Hoag in tune By Vida Dean SoclGly Ecllof "Jingle Bells," "Deck the Halls," "Silent Night" and "White Christmas." The 375 at 552 Club's 26th annual Christmas Carol Ball ushered in the yuletide season with song Saturday evening at the Newport Maniott. Emcee Harry Babbitt led the group with Les Brown and His Band of Renown making the music for singing and dancing. Courtney Emery chaired the black tic event that is expected to bring in $90,000 for the expansion of the emergency care unit at Hoag Hospital. "With the closing of the emergency room at College Hospital, the expansion at Hoag is vecy important," said Emery, who was escorting Dru Tice at what was his first 552 ball. The need for funds was echoed by Hoag support group president Jim Dale as he welcomed guests to the ballroom after an hour of reception min- gling. Guests in the sparkling gold, pink and mauve room decorated under the direction of Gretchen Dale included underwriting chair- man Paul Nyquist and wife Sandy, last year's chairs Ellen and Bob Wilcox (who have attended 20 of the 26 balls), Ginnie and Dr. Charles Bearden (he is chief of staflj, Diane and Michael Ste- phens, Colleen and Guy Claire, Nora and Charley Hester, Marilyn and Robert Mcintyre, Katharine and Dr. Richard Agnew with chil- drcn Elizabeth, Richard and Re- becca, and Nancy and John Curci. Singing party people also in· eluded Donna Crean at a table wi1h actress Jane Withers, Sus- anne Pierce, Royal Radtke and Jolene and Tom Fuentes, Louise and Kae Ewing, Ann am.I Bill Lusk, Shirley and Austin Mahr, Cather- ine and Dr. DeLane Thyen, Jim and Jackie Rodgers, Kathy and Paul Rolfes and John Wayne's daughter Melinda Munoz and her daughter l aura. Holiday season in fashion at show "New York has Macy's parade, Chicago has State Street parade and Los Angeles has the Hol- lywood parade ... here we have The Fashionables Christmas at The Ritz," said Jim Doti, president of Chapman University. For many, The Fashionables' Saturday event at the Newport Beach restaurant signals that the holiday season is under way. A festive affair it was with decora- tions galore beginning at the poin- settia-cd entryway and continuing throughout the rooms where 275 dined, won prizes and watched more glitter and glamour provided by models showing 53 styles from Neiman Marcus. ables chair Mary Lou Hornsby and husband Scott, fo under and prez for 13 years Mildred Mead, Peggy and Les Cotton, Jerry and Sandra Seigel, Margaret Richardson, hon-9;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!; orary chairpersons Charlene and II Hans Prager and Shirlee Guggen- heim, Winnie Short (in charge of the delightful angel place favors), Adrienne Brennan, Gloria Os- brink, Carol Horowitz of Neiman Marcus and husband Bert, Roger Martin (Chanel), Catherine Thyen, Jerry Richards (prez of Fashion- ables Men's Committee), Ann Pange, Athalie Clarke, Dr. Howard House, Mary Roosevelt, lucky Judie Manto (she won a trip to New York), Lynn and Don Osen and M<1ry Ann and Lon Wells. -By Vida ~an Quality Service · You Can Depend On BENZ & BEAMER Speciolizing in Mt>r ct·d es Benz & BMW Cors 375 BRISTOL #85 •COSTA MESA• 668-0882 MON-Fii 1-6 & SAT. ly Appointment ~ 83 ~ Dori de Kruif chaired the lunch· eon (and according to super host· ess Annette Hurwitz nobody gives abet~rpartythanDori).Thiswas ~~~~1~U~f=f=E~L~L~'$~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lhc fifth such event for the 20- year-old Chapman support group. UPllOLSTrlY llC. "We expect to make $30,000 1, today," said De Kruif attending ... ,_ .... '-"..., with husband Jad< and daughter lUJ -•a. ml'I .._Ml-UM Lisa. The money is earmarked for an all-faith chapel at Chapman. Others lunching were Fashion- Bagerstroms dish out • for Soup kitchen Classy Autos Advertised By Anna Cekola Siii Wlllr COSTA MESA -Merle Halle· berg's efforts to raise enough money to rent a building for her Someone Care's Soup Kitchen re- ceived a boost recently from the Segcntrom family. Anton Segerstrom hopes to raise about $10,000 for the soup kitchen with a benefit tonight at Bangkok Four Restaurant in Crys· tal Court. "Merle will get more out of the money th,n just about anybody I know," said Scgcntrom, who has supported the soup kitchen in var- iows ways since Hatlcbcrg founded it five years ago. Since many charities see an out· pouring of food and other dona· tiOllS during the holiday, Seger- ~m said he hopes the money raised during the benefit will help lfatlcberg during the rest of the )'ear when donations arc down. "It's just a fabulous thina they're doing for us," aoup kitchen volunteer Art Rordon said. ''Ten thousand is a fouttb of our budget ha a year. That khid of money la ff!c! nothing we•vc seen." &rlier this year, Hatlcberg learned the soup kitchen -which Ccedl about lSO homelcu and poor people each day -miJ!>t be homeless itsetr In Januuy wub the newt that ita home. South Cout Oariltlan Cburdl, wu belna 10ld. Since then, the church hu been taken off the market, but the fate of the IOUP kitchen atill remalM uncertain alncc tho Rev. Bob Bwina announced hO would be mcmna to a Hundqlon Beach ..,.,ption at the end of Janu· ~lth tbe um-erWnty .... Hat~ liid lhll · plaftl tkblr • ~ off"dala .to come ., wltb ......... &eorra"9~ IO rat I~-~..=~ .. Cw -~ .. 0...-... 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Charles Busch's spoof of all those warm, fuzzy Christmas stories is written pretty broadly to begin with, but WOB director Tony Reverditto injects the show with his theater's customary brand of overindulgence, giving the production a cartoonish, Mad Theater Critic Magazine effect. The full -blast volume or most of the ac~rs in th e tiny basement playhouse, however, often results in the projection of sound without substance. Nevertheless, "Times Square Angel" may be enjoyed for its myriad imaginative performances, beginning with Judi Geppert's curled-lip rendition of an ambitious bimbo who claws her way up from Hell's .Kitchen through the ranks of burlesque to become a power-grabbing. money-hungry showgirl. Geppert has a lot of fun with this character, and shares it with the audience, which allows us to Toot for her despite her flawed sense of morality. Brian MCC.Oy, who plays four roles in the farce, excels as both a teeth-gritting high society playboy and that' character's snooty mother. But his most impressive interpretation ls that of a sneering hood right out of the Bogart B movies who nearly writes finis to Geppert's tacky saga. John Heath nicely plays the thankless role of Gcppert's to~ childhood sweetheart. T be .. angel" of the title ia David NellOn, who pacb a sack:ful of cliches into has role as a stock Damon Runyan character sent from above to set things right in Oeppc.rt's life. Michelle Fuhian'1 comic sexinca aerves her well in both of her roles u a stripper and tbe airheaded daughter of a senator. Cross-dressing is a favorite antic at Way Off Broadway, and here we have Godfrey Hugley in drag twice and JoLynn Jones shoehorning her curvaceous form into a wispy male character. Hugley wins uproarious laughter as Geppert's "maid," while Jones projects a convincing swish. • Performances continue Fridays and Saturdays at 8 p.m. through Jan. 18 (dark Dec. 27 and 28), with a Sunday matinee Dec. 22 at 2 p.m. in the Way Off Broadway Playhouse, 1058 E. First St., Santa Ana. Call 547-8997 for ticket information. Judi Geppert, Brian McCoy and Michelle Fashain (from left) In ''Times Square Angel" at the Way ,1 Off ~Broadway Playhouse. It's a campy, cross-dressing version of Dickens' "A Christmas Carol." .> Let us Pamper Your Out-of-Town Holiday Guests! SFB presents enchanting 'Nutcrac,:ker' For reservations or brochure: Call (714) 673-8800 Special Gift Certificates Available 617 Lido Park Drive • Ne~rt Beach By Devorah L. Knaff Speclll to The Piiot I t's easy to put on a bad "Nutcracker." Not only can Tchaikovsky's perennial Chri stmas ballet be tawdry and badly danced, it can be bone-wearyingly dull. San Francisco Ballet's just-concluded production of the ballet -which follows a li\tlc girl named Clara as she travels0 into a magical kingdom of dancing sugarplums and other wonders - manages to avoid all those fl aws, and the result is truly enchanting, -------------------------1 even for those people who see the '~ ,SOCIETY. AFEW QUIT TIPS Hide all ashtrays, matches. etc. Lay in a supply of sugarless gum, carrot sticks. etc. ballet every year. San Francisco Ballet's production, which closed Sunday at the Orange County Performing Arts Center, uses William Christensen's choreography with amendations by SFB Artistic Di.rector Helgi Tomasson. The production is strongest where most productions are weakest: The lengthy opening scenes of the first act, which usually dwell in excruciating detail on a Christmas party that doesn't seem as if it . would be very much fun to go to and is certainly miserably tedious to watch. SFB's production breaks up the beginning of the ballet, adding an elaborate winter street scene and mercifully shortening the party. The added narrative scenes set the tone for a production that emphasizes dance but never slights the kind of production detail that makes for a polished, professional show. The first act is also more adroit in addressing the issue of whether Oara's adventures are dream or reality -a fiercely contested question among "Nutcracker" aficionados. although often frightening - thin~ can happen. Where most productions make a sharp transition from the world of Cara's house to Fan~land, the SFB production first shifts from the coziness of the child's living room to the winter-dominated, mystical woods that surround the town, and from there to the realm of fairies and sprites. It's both clever and elegant, and it lends to the ballet both the simple pleasure and simple terror of a good Grimm tale. The Sunday matinee cast was uniformly good, although the company's female dancers -and especially Evelyn Cisneros, as the Sugar Plum Fairy -were at times awkwardly stiff and overly reserved. --------------------------"------------~ A lina McHugh as Oara and Solomon Wong as the Nutcracker Prince were as adorably wide-eyed as could ever be wanted -and quite decent dancers and actors as well -and were backed up by a score or so of quite professional local children . !1i The Christmas Spirit Here at your newspaper, )( we are veiy aware of how Santa's bag gets lighter as he heads for some neighbor- hoods. You read about it frequently in the Pilot For many families, the struggle through these hard times is more keenly felt @ . when the holidays are here. . ~ But there is hope. ~ When you donate an ,.J!!~*~~~ unwrapped toy wor-h 5 or more, you make Cr .sc1 aas morning a little i-nt,hter for a child who really needs some sunshine. Gifts & toys, especially for . ® the older children (sports .. _ ... .-. needed more than ever. s·!, .· ~ . Toys for Tots is brought to '. :.·. you by the U.S. Marine C:Oips Reseive, Vok Temporary ~ Seivices, and the Pilot . f . i;>rop your toys off at the PJlot lol]by, at 330 ~Bay S11eet, 6J8ta Mesa bctwan 8c30am-S:30pm Moo. .. Fri. I \. W ithout actually committing itself to one or the other 1 choice, the choreography nevertheless makes a smooth-as-silk segue into the f antasticaJ worlds of the later scenes by creating a real world in which improbable and magical - Moris /IBt/ngB · IDWAIDI llUND CINllM '°""°" lelorld. ,.._. .,.,., c...... 640-l'll I I. Mr Olrf IJ"GI 1:30, 3 45, 6, 1:15, 10.45 2 ._._ , .. 2) ce> n sao. 1s:ae. a11t. S1IO,f110,tll0 a......, .......... (Gt 1,3,5, 7,9 4 ..... "' ......... (ll'G-13111.45. 1:45, 4, 6 IS, 1·30, 10:30 s . ....., ........... 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W hile certainly the strength of the production lies in its overall high quality of dancing and the soundness of the choreography, much of the delight in seeing it cornea from the details. It's the kind of "Nutcracker" that you actually want to go back to sec again and again. I SOUTH COAST "-'IA ~ S46-271 I I ....,., 4lftll .... .._, (G} 12, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 2. c.,. ,_!Kl 12, 2 30, s. 7 30, 10 3 Mr .... lf'GI 12·15, '2:30, 4;4S, 7, 9:15 SOUTH COAST vtuAOt Sunllowef ot 8rit101 S40. OS94 1 ., 0-,....... ....... ~ 615. 830, 1030 2 y_..s..,e...._~S4S,8. I0-15 3 ._let,._._ IJ"G.13) 5 IS, 7.30. 9 45 ll'Ulllll TMI UNMallTY CINIMA 4'24S c....,,,.., 0.... _ 8.S4 .. 11 I .., Olft (PGI I 45, 4, 6 15,1•30, 10 2 .._ TNll YI IJ"G) I, 3 30. 6, 8:30, 10,30 3 ....,.,__,._.._.fG)1 ,3,S,7,9 .4 • 4 .._Trell YI rot 12, 2:30, 5, 7 30, 10 .) S .._.,_,.the.._, (G) l'l, 2, 4, 6. 8, 10 II 6 Mr OM IJ"GI 12 45, 3, 5 IS, 7·30, 9:45 \ WOOOHIDOI C1N1MA1 8ofl'OnCO Mwo,/Cul· i\ -0.... SSl.o6SS I n.. ,......._,....., IPO·l3) 12, 2:30, 5, I\ 7.30, 9:4S 2. c:.,. ,_(RI 2, 4·30, 7, 9:30 3. Pwthe .... cal 1:15, •i15, 7:15, 10:1S 4 ........... T9111 (G) 1,3,S, 7,9 5 c.rt, M IJ"GI 1'2:30, 4115, 8 Al I Went tw ~ IGl '2:30, 6:15. 10 GRAND OPENING Why Pay Mall Prices}r , Our Every Day Price Only $1,250 Concord 1_.K Gold Watch On Sale At So. Cout Plaza $1,990 Fuhion laland $1,9'0 Drink, Drunk, Drowned N11111.a &llil•••• C.-cil ·POOR OUALfTV Tuesday, December 10. 1991 , Editor William Lobdell...6424321, exl JS 1 rough road le-ahead ununu's gone, but Arherica remains in midst of economic crisis hen presidential popularity begins to plummet, presidents begin to look around for a iversion or a convenient scapegoat. Presidents running for re-election while their popularity is waning arc particularly tempted to engage in such strategics. John Sununu's rcsiJ11ation as the White House ------chief of staff is a sure sign that George Bush is -----· running for re-election and that President Bush is scrambling to halt his f rec-fall in the opinion polls. The i:conomy cannot be so easily fixed . A change in White House or cabinet-level personnel is a sure-fire way or showing the American people that the president is capable or taking decisive action on the home front. as well. J ohn Sununu isn't the first executive branch official sacked to rescue a president's declining public approval rating. Shcnnan Adams, H.R. Haldcm1n, Hamilton Jordon, Alexander ffiig, and Donald Regan come easily to mind for anyone over fortysomethin$· By accepting Sununu's "resignation,'' which is Washingtonian for being fired, George Bush is struggling to highlight his capacity for leadership end to divert attention away from the recession. Unfortunately, shuffles in White House personnel are largely symbolic. They do nothing to change the president's agenda, such as it is, and do even less to remedy what ails the nation. A new chief of staff is no substitute for a new economic policy and it's certainly no solution for America's failing economy. Acerbic, se lf-indulgent, ungracious, and opinionated, John Sununu has been falling from grace since he stepped into the White House nearly three ~ears ago. Frankly, given the various media fire storms endured by Sununu, it's amazing he wasn't sacked long ago. Perhaps in a rare moment or strategic brilliance, Bush kept Sununu on board to fire him at a time when such a sacrifice would be duly appreciated (and needed). To be fair to the former governor of New Hampshire, John Sununu is not responsible for the nation's economic woes, all suggestions to the contrary notwithstanding. If you think about it, Charles Keating, Michael Milken and their covetous compatriots are probably more to blame than John Sununu. D1•t what about George Hush? As vice president for eight years during the Reagan Administration, Dush helped plant and nurture the seeds of the current economic recession. Now that the seeds are blossoming, President Bush lias done little more than sit back and watch economic sluggishness turn into a full-scale recession. B etwcen fishing, golfing, and foreign travel, President Bush has all but ignored the American economy, and it shows. Short of firing John Sununu, the Dush Administration has taken no decisive steps to remedy or at least respond to the steep rise in unemployment, the collapse of American competitiveness, the escalating deficit, the demise or American industry, and the suffering of millions of American families. If Americans were asked, "Are you better off today than you were four years ago?" the answer would be a resounding "No." Maybe someone can coax Ronald Reagan out of retirement to ask this question just one more time. George Bush has taken a very long time to understand that Americans from coast to coast arc hurting. Firing John Sununu isn't much of an an tidote for what ails the American economy. When Bush's popularity started to ebb, after the Persian Gulf War high, he told Americans they were not experiencing a recession. When the economic news worsened, the president confidently announced that America was "not technically" in a recession - a revelation of great comfort to anyone looking for a job. America can spend its way out of the recession, suggested George Dush, through an orgy of holiday gift buying. B ush has tunnel vision when it comes to the state of the economy. He views the economic thing merely as a stumbling block to re-election. Instead of appoi nting a task force of experts to design a policy for economic growth, President Bush has annou nced the creation of his re-election commi11ce. While this is an employment policy of som, if you are a political consu ltant, it won't do much to put average .I Americans back to work. Where in the world did Dush leave his priorities? There arc no priorities in the Dush White House, only symbols. President Dush rode S)'mbols to • the White House in 1988: the John Sununu Amcricun Oag, a pair of unmovable lips. and the specter of Willie Hort on walking through a revolving uoor. l3ut the nation neclls more than symbob like the Sununu shuflle to <Jddrcss the needs of the uncmploycJ, unucreducateu, dispbced, homeless, :rnd malnourished. Yet. there arc only more s~ mbols on the horiwn from Bush anJ his handlers in 1992. Woe 10 1hc American people, :i long. hard )'Car await~. .\lark I'. f'etracca is AssislDnt Professor of f'olitical Science ut the Unirersity of Californiir, /n·inc • and is co-author of "Tiu: American l'rcsidenC)" (198J) and author uf ·• . .t l'rc·sidentfal Sco~cnrd" (forthcoming). Former Newport Beach deejay a big hit in Denver E ightce n months ago, Rick Lewis, then the morning deejay for Newport Beach's K-OCEAN, clandestinely took a weekend trip to Denver to try out for a morning radio show there. The Rocky Mountain radio station -"The Fox." K-RFX, 103.5 FM -was mired in 12th place in the morning ratings and desperately needed a way out of the listcnship cellar. During the live audition, Lewis, a Los Angeles legend on now-defunct mighty ------K-MET, teamed with Editor's Notebook local comic Michael Floorwax and presto! instant chemistry. Lewis -----• was quickly hired. As editor of The Pilot, I was fortunate enough to be a part of Lewis' short-lived morning show on K-OCEAN and become his friend. Even as a big fish in a small pond at K-OCEAN, Rick was the ultimate professional, making perso nal appearances around town for free and handling newspaper editors who had no broadcast experience with kid gloves. H e's one of the last of the nice guys, which is why everyone was so happy when he landed the Denver job for "major bucks" but so sad to sec him go. As he jetted away, we exchanged addresses and promised to keep in touch. Dut, of course, we didn't. Too busy, 1 guess. In the year-and-a-half since, I often wondered wh at happened to Rick and his radio career, and I fin ally had a chance to find out when I went to Denver for a brier trip over Thanksgiving. The first morning there I tuned into "The Fox" to sec if he was still on the air. Boy, was he. Called the "Mark & Bria n" of the Rockies, "Lewis & Floorwax" make our local boys on K-LOS look like a couple of accountants acting silly after a half-a-beer. Lewis and Floorwax push the morning-radio envelope with their fresh wit and outrageous -mol;tly ad-lib - gags. Their sports guy is the poor soul who spent most of last fall atop a billboard, pledging to come down only when the Broncos won a game. And Lewis and Floorwax recently took a vow of cclib:icy until newly acquired -and low scoring benchwarmer -Denver Nugget Scott Hastings scored his first point for his new team. 0 n the day before Thanksgiving, Lewis and Floorwax took their show on the road to Denver's Skid Row, where they handed out gifts to the homeless. It's im possible not to like the show. a~ critics in the Denver media have discovered. ''We took this market by storm," says Lewis, who's just bought a house in Golden with his wife Dionne. "And now we're judged as one of the top morning shows in the United States." A fter bcin,g wooed by major radio stations in San Francisco and New York , "The Fox" management just sig ned their dy namic duo to a lucrative two-year deal. Lewis and Floorwax, now two of Denver's biggest celebrities, also have written a column in the Rocky Mountain News, their own cartoon ("The Adventures of Lewis & Floorwax"), a street named after them, and arc the official 13uu Dry wiscguys for 1hc Rod.ici.. About twice a month, Lewi' :ind Floorw<l.x give comcJy performance-. at night lo auJienccs up to 8,000 people "\Ve just spend our time togc1hcr cracking each other up." :i:t) ~ Le'' i,, '' hu'::. fallen in love with the Demer :uen. I Ii'> income? "Wny mer six figures," he concedes with a self-conscious l.rne,h. l1 's wonderful to report on such-j h:ipp~ ending for Lewis. He desef'\es 11. , 0 Ir you're \\ondcring whJI happened lo other K-OCEAN deejays since the takeover by K-MARS, the wlenlcd Holl) Adams still works on the IOJ .I H I frequency as K-MARS midnight deejay. Veteran Dick Heatherton landcJ a job at K-XEZ, 98.7 FM; Oscar Santoya was hiced by a radio station in Wisconsin: Mike Edwards reportedly is working in San Diego; Mike "The Love Guy" WooJ works at K-YMS, 106.3 FM, a religious station, and al the AcaJcmy of Radio Droadcasting in I luntington Oeach; .ind Carolyn V::in. "ho rcplaceJ Ri ck Le" j, as the morning dcejny. has s1arted her tl\\ n Newport l3each business, Scoping. "hid1 translates and edits legal documents. Bill Lobdell is the rditor. Sign of the times? 0 n Nov. 30, The Pilol published an article informing us tha1 the city of Costa Mesa muy accept bus shelter adve rtbement!.. This article informed us that the city planning commission unanimously recommended that the city council aJopt an ordinance that woulJ allow bus shelter :iJ,cnising. Has the Cll) pl;uining commission cxaminl.!d \\h:..it is happcnmg "1th other bus :.hclters around Oranl!e County? Look :11 the bus shelters on the ~trccts that surround Disnc\lanJ. Almost every bus )helter surrounding the amu':lcmcnt park is advcni~ing cigarettes. HunJrcJ!. llf children walk pa~t thc~c bus shcllers d:iily traveling to and from Disncyl::ind. t-.l:111y of these auvcr11scments arc in c.irtoun fo rm 1hat chilu rcn nl1t1cc. ~l:Jm other bu) shelter ad' cniscincnls advertise liquor th:..it people !.CC "hilc the~ Jrc dri\ ing. W11h the jnJounl of problem:. th1:. l'.lt~ hJs lrum J runl.cn Jm ing. arc \\C nu" going tu be ad,cr11,1ng alcohol tu people \\h1k t he~ an: Jri' in1t'! Bus sheller Jd\ertbing b !Jmous for cigarette and liquor aJ,crtising. \\'hy i!. the cit} going to allow the bu~ stops 10 promote cigarc11cs anJ akohul to c' Cf'\' kiJ "ho w:ill.s past 1he bu!> !.hcltc rs? I 1hinl-. it il> rcallv ski-. 1h:11 the city may \OOn be allo'\ ing thc 1obacco inJustrv tu fund lhc mainlc~ancc of our cit\ 's bu!> ~he ltc rs. · LE E DUNL.\P co~ta t-.lcsa Inconvenienced I believe it 1s inappropriate thal Newport Dcach uni\ersall)' ban mini-nlJrts from all gas stations in Newport Beach. Why not allow 1hem "ith a conditional use permit? This woulJ gi'c the city tremcnJous le,erage in dealing with si tuations thut arc m:irgin:i l in the planning commission's opinion, but '"oulu not rule out those locations \.\here a mini mart would be approprialc. They C<ll\ be ;1 rc;1 I cumcnicncc. K. SA~DERSON Ne\\ port Dc:ich Editor's note: The following are samples of Pilot readers' comments and criticisms. The Pi/()t runs these On B regular basis. flowever, only callers who leave their names (spelled out), cities and phone numbers (for verification) will be published. ourselves and vote that way saving our country Crom the likes of the David Dukes of the world. time and space to that sort of story and I thought your writer did a wonderful job. Anna Cekola was wonderful. Thank you so much. Lincol n Club of moderate governor Pete Wilson. And look what he b.rought to our great state -hig her taxes and economic malaise. How to get involved ~ ~;~:=~~!~~on tii Petracca column of Nov. 26 cencerning David Duke. It is difficult to know where to l:gin. Let's start with pinpointing here the "si.table share" of ukc's donlltions came from in range County. Rather than having to be "ashamed, embarrassed and frightened," we would know how to protect Tell Tbe Pilot It is insulting to all conservatives, Republicans, Democrats and Independents to be painted with a broad brush. To think that our children are given only Petracca's viewpoint and we are paying for it is disconcerting to say the lenst. DOLORES and GENE ICERMIN Newport Beach Thanks for the Ml'lll I just want to thank you for that wondcrf ul series on Fairvic..y Hospital. I thought it was so well done and thank you for doing that. I Just wanted to let you now how nace it was for you to give all that JANE PETERSON Newport Beach Wake-up call I t is so ironic that Republican dcvelop~r Kathryn Thompson has called so much attention to her political preferences. She has given more than $100,000 to elC(;t the best moderate president money can buy. And President Bush has delivered what is to be expected from a moderate - higher taxes and economic malaise. Katheryn and the Lincoln Club also contributed heavily to the Kathryn also supports moderate representative Tom Campbell for U.S. Senate, instead of Bruce Herschensohn. Will she ever learn! From your reports, apparently not. Now she is on a "kiss a frog" campaign to find a more moderate U.S. presidential candidate "prince" to throw money at -even it it is a Democrat. At this pace, Kathryn Thompson will spend her way into a larger recession hole dug with her political contributions. JOHN MOORLACH Costa Mesa This is your community neVt1Spaper, and we'd like to hear from you. Here's how you can become an active pJrticipant in the Pilot's Community Forum page. ,,.-Call the Readerf Hotline ('42·6086) and leave your message. While we welcome all comments, we'll only publish comments from those who leave a name (please spell it out), city and phone number (for verification). ,,.-Write a letter. Please be as brief as possible. Lpnger letters will be COn$idercd for Community Forum page. Mail your letter ' ID "letters," 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627, qr fa x them tlcl 6-1'='4170. , ,,.-. Ci\'e the editor ~ c.ill. William Lobdell can be reached at 642.-4121, ext. 351 and would love to hear from you. ~ Our views V$. your views. In our news p.lge, we at the Pilot strive to be (.1ir and Obiectivc. On the Community Forum page, we try to do the same &y publishing a wide range of views -many !:A ~ich we disagree with -in the interest of fairness. The Pilot's opinions are restrict~ to our editorials. incxpeASive and then we went through these aituettom where they were ra&aing the rata about every other IDOftth. I ftnala, dilc:onnecied and hM IM\ler aone bick. 11'1 realty Ad becaUM ft'• the only pme ln town. We doa't have anywhere elM IO IC> and •be1 hew just priced it ou1 of averaae wage camcn price ranee. At a lime like thJI in a rcceaion to come ..,..... wldi 1no&blr rate bib, k lbOwi tlie ._.of lbt peaplt who are Nftnlna I n the five-and-a-hair yean that I have had the cable service, thc1.'vc had 200-pcrcent increases. I don t know hoW they justify this. I think whit also makes this increase so oblcene is thal tbcy are currently runnina en ad aplnsa the vicwcn havin1 to pay fOJ free TV and basically that's whal we are already doina in the basic rate. 1 don't think they ahouJd have another increase at ell. C oplcy Colony bas every r•ght to hike their rates. After all, they are a business and as a business they have 'a responsibility to their shareholders to show a profit. At the same time, every Individual subscriber has the right and the option to cancel or downgrade their service. Just l~e a{'y other commodity on the market, , aupply and demand if ten alone will warrant a fair market price. An Independent Ncwsp;ipcr Published by Coa t Community News, Inc. Elliot Stein, Jr. c:hcl I rl'l\an •tJail cam,_,. ... LOUISE WILSON . Ooita Mesa I aaree with lhe quote that A~ it's D0t ~ the ~. tt'• the principle. Right now, this Is one moro expcnso a kit or people don .. need or can't handle and daM ... IO INC. I CIR t believe that's realty nec:'l '°! them at ,this pojnt in time. I .. denna droppma my teMce. BETTY BOWERS C.O.ta Mesa Price incrcate i only SJ a month. Belidla this. Colony'a rates in Costa Mes:. wll still be IOMf than ow nciahborina dtiel: If I recall corrcctty, rity offteials were pen raises twtially ~termined by the salaries or their countert>arts in these Mme neipborina cities. If Colony used this type of loaic. our ratC$ would probably increase by SJ or $4. OARY MONAHAN Coi&a Mesa Jim Cresslnger · • publisher w ..... s. lolMlell editor & vice ~nl Stew Marble managing editor Walter~ 1901·1989 founding publisher .. . ~:" " •' ........ ·i. ,~ ~ ' ,, <~ ,..:.. ·..Y:.. ~ c. .. 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OCC had shut out Irvine Valley in the two Orani.e Empire Confer· ence meetings. and while not duplicating that feat, came away with a 3-1 v.r.to:y at El Camino College. ----------- T111•11Y December 10, 1991 The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Pilot llf:dtll B Business/83 Mater Oei foo1balVB4 Lloyd Tice-surfin(ll84 Sports Editor Roger Carl10n •••• 642-4330 ext.387 No questions left, Sailors are for real willf Tip-off efforts By Richard Dunn Spae1s Wrftef NEWPORT BEACH -Even on the losing end, Newport Harbor High basketball coach Bob Serven had to sit back and admire the champion s hip game of the sec- ond annual Pilot Tip-orr Classic. Pilot And even though the Sailors didn't get the roll they needed with six seconds left in regulation, they ~ad raised some eyebrows by Saturday night. "There couldn't have been a better high school game to watch then that game Saturday night for this time of year," said Serven, who~e team absorbed a 58-57 overtime setback against Hun- tington Beach. "And that's even coming up on the All-tournament Co-Mo·st Valuable Justin Mcintee, Newport Harbor Tommy Walden, Htn. Beach First Team Todd Merriman, Corona del Mar David Demian, San Diegu1to Chris St. Clair, Sonora Matt Feurbringer, Estancia Scott Hole. Brea-Olinda Eric Ambrozich, Irvine Damm Crooks, MannJ BryJn Chang, Huntmgton Beach Mark McAnlis, ,..._e\\port Harbor F1nJI Round Scores Htn. Beach Sil, Ne\\port I IJrbor 57 tut '" ine 70, MJrinJ 60 (lhirdl fat.inuJ 65 Bre.i-01 ndJ 62, 0 1 (f11thl San D1~u1to 6i, To•rJncc 65. ot (5e-M lhl Sonora 55, U Toro .i.i on$01JllOnl SA \'Jllev s-. foothill 41.> 1 lthl Corc.na del ,,\Jr -l:? San P.i>quJI 35 (13thl short end. It was a fun g:ime to participate in." Newport's Justin Mcintee, who scored 37 point!> :.igainst Marina in the semifinal!> and 25 points wi th 11 rebounds against the Oiler:> in the finals, hnd a chance to win it for the Sailors. Newport called timeout with 40 seconds left in regulation. setting up a potential game-winning play, but Mclntce's shot rolled off the rim "ith 0:06 remaining and Huntington Bench's Tony Gonzalez grabbed the carnm. In finishing 15-4-7, the Pirate> scored three goals in a 13-minute span of the first half and held on after intermission against the Lasers. "The guys had to overcome a lot to win the title this year," said OCC Coach Lair8 Hayes. who along with Coach Mauricio Oaure, led the Pirates to their second state crown in three years. 1 .. , P•flWll'llot Newport Harbor High's Justin Mcintee (32) skies for a rebound against Hun· tin2ton Beach; below, from left, Pilot sports writer Richard Dunn and Editor WiTiiam Lobdell offer congratulations and awards to tournament Co-MVPs Tommy Walden of Huntington Beach and Mcintee. "As a team, we grew a lot," said Mcintee, co-MVP of the tournament along with Huntington's Tommy Walden. "People weren't too sure about us, but by Saturday night, people had an idea that \\C COUid play, CO!l~tlkring WC only h3\C two return- ing starters from last year." The Sailors ( 4-1} opened their season "ith a non-lc:iguc 'ictory O\er Uelltlo"cr, then defeated Santa Ana Valley (54-46), Torrance (71-68) and ~tarrna (58-53) in succession to reach the champion~hip game against Huntington Oeach. "The Orange Empire Conference was the best in the state this year, which didn't make our job any easier," Hayes said of the Pirates, who won their fourth straight conference title this year. "We weren't playing very well at the outset of the season. Then, when we were finally clicking, we lost one of the team's most popular players, Mak Mitchell, in a terrible car accident after the first game of the playoffs. "In the end, the loss of Mak probably brought us together, but it was a hard thing to get over and to concentrate on soccer." The Pirates managed to do just that, however, defeating Santa Rosa in the state semifinals Friday evening, 3·2. The match went to a shootout after 90 minutes See SOCCER/12 Pilot Athlete or the Week Mcintee makes his presence felt on court in a big hurry With only two prac- tices under his belt, Newport Harbor High's Justin Mcintee was pleading for oxygen in • the opening week of basketball season. "I was sucking some wind in a couple games last week," said Mcintee, who dis guised his out-of-breath demeanor by averaging 28 points in the Sailors' fint five games of the 1991-92 campaign. • Digging for a little extra, Mcintee, a 6· foot·3~. 175-pound senior forward, helped Newport reach the title aame of the second annual Pllot Tip.oft Classic on Slturday. Mcintee, an AJJ-CIF S-A volleyball player tut sprina who played footbalf this fall for the first time, wasted no time lo- catina his shooting touch. 1COring 2S points and pbblna 11 rebounds In the tournament•• championship pmc apinst HunUnatoa Beach -a 58-57 overtime ~ for the Oilen -and pourin1 in 37 points apinst Marina In the semifinals. He earned co-MVP hoaon in the touma· mcnt aJon1 wilh Huntinaton BeKh'a Tommy Walden. · 111 wu really out ot •ape last week. but u die week ,......... I aot ln better abiipl wl I lblM ii Improved my game,•• illd Mclatee, tho ,..., AthJet• ol tho W..t. .. , went Into die (title pme) ~lty . confident. I was too tired to be nervous. Before the Huntington game, I was ex· haustcd from the whole week. That week took a lot out of me. but I was surprised that I got my shots and got back in sync so quickly. "I was shocked (to get 37 points against Marina). At the beginning of the game, it was the first time I'd been nervous for n basketball game since my sophomore year. I was nervous inside fo r some reason, but 1 think it got me prepared and really fo. cused for the game." After only touching a basketball twice before the season opener against Bell· flower in a non-league game, Mcintee scored 27 points. In the first round of the Piiot Tip·off Classic against Santa Ana Valley, he scored 23 in a 54-46 win. In the quarterfinals against Torrance, a 71-68 victory for the Sailors, Mcintee added 28 more. His 37-and 25-polnt per· fonnanccs followed. "I think his last three games ha~ been his beat games since he'a been on the var- sity," Newport Coach Bob Serven said of Mcintee, a third-year lettennan. "He•s re· ally our leader on the court and that'• a new rOle for him.•• He was a second team All·Sea View J..eaaue selection in basketball last year. He also made first team aJJ.leaguo in ~ leyball and aec:ond team All·CIF 5-A u &he Sailors edvuc:ed to the S-A finals,; _., IUtUid ,.. The Oilers ( 4-0), who scored five unan!>wercd points to !>t:irt the O\'Crtimc period, also had a chance to win it in regulation. Afte r Gonzalez boarded Mclntee·s mi!>~cd shot, he was fouled by Newport's Wade Tift. "That's just inexperience,'' Serven ~aid of the !.ophomore's ill-ad,ised foul. Gonzalez, however, mis!>ed the front end of a one-and-one and l\klntee re- bounded with 0:03 left before ~ignaling for a timeout. Huntington's Bryan Chung knocked away Newport's length-of-the-court inbounds pnss to !lend matter!> into overtime. "I really like my team,'' Serven said. "I think we're a high-achieving group and I think we're going to get better. We played pretty good la!>t week, but I think we're a long way away from where we're going to be IJter on. "In the last two years, our varsity team has improved a lot from beginning to end and I think this group will do the same thing. They're going 10 h:He to bec:Ju)>e teams will be trying to key on Justin. "I wish he could've made that last shot Saturday night, but it almost Y.ent in. It was a fitting ending to a great week and (the loss) gives us mor; incentive.'' Newport sophomore guard Eric Vallely. who made a p:ttrof 3-pointers in the fourth quarter against the Oilers to ignite the Sailors. hit his fourth trey of the game See TIP-OFF/82 Coast Classic field boasts classic marks By Roger Carlson Sports Eclllot First-round pairings for the seventh annual Coast Christmas Classic at Estancia High School were announced Sunday and not too unexpectantly, there is a distinct nnvor of the recent Pilot Tip-off Classic evident. One of Orange County's most prominent high school basketball tournaments of the sea- son, the Estancia High-based 16-team tour· ney, co-sponsored by The Pilot, features Tip. orr champion Huntington Beach (No. 1 seed}, runner-up Newport Harbor (No. 4 seed}, fifth place Tip-on' finisher Estancia (No. 5 seed) and third place Tlp-orr finisher Irvine (No. 6 seed}, among other respected quintets. The four-day tournament, which gets under way on Dec. 26 with a Thursday-Friday· Saturday-Monday format, features two de· fending state champions in the form of Di· vision Ill kingpin Estancia and Division II champ Tustin, u well as CIF 3·AA defending champion Pomona. Tustin (3<M a year ago and considered the team to beat in the Sea View J..equc this sea· $OD as well, is seeded No. 3. Pomona ls No. 7. The host Eagles drew Dana Hills in its opeqer, and if seeding proves correct. Estan· cla will bo pitted agpinst district rival Newport Harbor in the $CCOn1l round. That's auumfna the latter can deal with out-of-ttate competition with Interlake of Wuhinaton. Alto entered in the tournament from the Newpe>n·Maa district is Corona del Mar, which ·drew tho unoviable task or meclina hJahly-reprcled Lona Beach Jordan, tbo No. 2 Med and thO defendlna tournament cham· Dion. Jordan wu 23.a a year ~&<>· b ranked ~o. I in the CIP Diviaion I and was a 61·28 ¥ktoi ewer CdM lua year in the fir1t round. Ani'Ofta IM credentials from lUt tcuon in· dude records or JM (TUatliO, 29-5 (Esaan-•>;' 24·7 (POmona), 2M (IMne), 23-1 (Jor· dla), 19-9 (Elperanu) and 17-8 (Huntlqtof\ BNCh). Coast Christmas Classic ,.._ .. ~---1 o..c n (Ga-J) 12.~ p.m. o.c. 28 (C-0) l0:40 a.a ....___-1 Dec.. 17 (O•-IQ 12:l0p.a. -----0..11 (0-1..) 1 Q'-) • <-.... > ... _ .,.... u. .... t&. ... ) .... ..._ ... _ l~Llll. Dec. l6 -----_ .... ... ---lp.& o.c. l6 Dec. )(l,6ptn llurd~ I 7 a .... ... -7p.a. Die.» ---_. ... .......... ............ (M ... ) . ..,, .. Dec. 17 to-----. (0-C) lpM Dec. 11 (0-0) . ~--·· o.• ..... (A ..... ,..~o.c.· ,. ... (a.._) (C ... I t'»~CW.· ,. .... !O'-'l ··~, .. O..• . .... MOlllPClll mke •· . squash .-. 86-• By Richard Oum SpoitS~ HUNTINGTON BEACH -It has been a couple o( years since Mater Dci High basketball coach Gary McKnight has installed the sit down tactic. His point came across loud a nd clear Monday night in the opening round of the Tournament of Champions. After pulling his entire starting five midway through the fi rst quar- t.e r because of a Jack o f intensity on defense, McKnight's Monarchs {5-0) poured it on in the second and third quarte rs. blowing Mil- fik:m out of the gym, 85-38, at Ocean View High. ~tater Dei, four-time champions of the tournament, defeated Lyn- \rood, 70-59, on Saturday night for the championship at Trabuco H ills Hi~h's tourney. Estancia. entered in the Tourna- ment of Champions for the first time ever. will play Lakewood lOday ( .t p.m.) in the first round. Mater O~i plays Inglewood in the second round on Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. ~later Dci outscored Millikan in the second quarter, 23-5, then added :i 2-l-6 spurt in the third to lh~ume a ..l I ·point lead (67-26). It \\:ii.n't that easy. however, in the first c1~ht minutes. "\\'e-''eren't playing very in- tense Jcfen::.1,cl~ :· said McKnight, "h0 pulled hts starters with 3:4..t left 1n the fi rst quarter. "They \\ere into too much style rather th:in pLl) mg hard. We tum it off and on and "c just ha\'e to be more consistent. "It "as a good game because we had a lot of guys play a lot of min- utes. You're not going to find man~ games like that." Freddie G ivens nailed a 3- pointer with 4:16 remaining in the first qua rter to give Millikan, a re· building team according 10 McK· night. an 11-7 edge. The Rams (O· 3) took a 15-11 lead on Conney Booker's inside basket. but never led again. Miles Simon. -who led Mater Dei "ith 19 points coming off the bench. sank his first of three treys to lie the game. then bit 1 pair rrom the line with O:S6 lef\ to give the M.Onarchs 1 17-15 advantage - a lead they would never waive. Simoo'1 3-pointer triggered a 21-4 run, a 1wgc which lasted until Booker scored with 1:50 left in the first half. Simon scored all three treys in the first hall while David Drakeford added one with 10 seconds remaining in the sec- ond quarter to give Mater Dci a 43-20 intermission bulge. Including Simon, four players scored in double figures for the Monarchs. Reggie Geary ( 12), Marmet Williams (10) and point guard Kamran Sufi (10) were the others. Geary, who had two steals, and reserve forward Jerry Jones each had a team-high seven re- bounds. Freshmen Clay McKnight, the son of Gary McKnight, and Sean Jackson made their varsity debuts in the final seconds. Jn Saturday's Coca-Cola Classic tit le game. Williams led Mater Dei with 22 points while Terence Wil- born (13) and Geary (11) a lso scored in double digits. TOURNAMENT OF CKAllPIONS First Round Mater Def 8~ MllU.ka\ 38 Mater Del lllQS.-.. " ...... l 2 l • ,,. ft pf tp ' 2 0 10 ::::"' s 0 0 10 5 2 ) 1! GMrls 20 2SH* c 0 2 8 KoiClllt 1 c 1 6 ~ c \ 0 ' ~ 1 0 0 2 Anncll 100 2$Wa'IQ 7 2 0 19 I 0 0 2 3 0 2 ' 2 0 2 5 3 0 2 1 1 0 0 2 2 0 0 ' 1 0 0 l 0 I 0 I I 0 0 2 J5 11 8 as Totai. 16 3 9 3& Score br au-teni Mar Del 20 t3 24 11-U "''-' 15 5 ' 12-38 3-P'C O)lls. ... Od-Simon l. ~ '· .. ~-GMns 1, Hlllr 1. 8Mir1I' 1. TRABUCO HILLS TOURNEY Chllmplonshlp Mater o.a 70, Lynwood 59 Lrnwood ll•tor 09' t9 " pf tp .. " pf tp ~ E..6Pn 511'#1 o~ Maloy llM'encr Ortzon Wrn ._ __ Total• 1 022Sul 0343 031 1 .JclntS 0202 021 2wa..-. 9 4 122 Q I S I Gury ' 2 ' 11 0 38Md>ews 21~5 c 2 23 Wlltlom 6 1 s \J 101 2Slnort 210.7 3 6 3 12 JICilSOtl l I I 1 2 2 l 6 :10 18 21 59 Totai. 26 IS 18 10 Score br Oual1ore lyT'WOOO 14 ,. 14 1l -59 .._Ce IS IS 22 IS-10 ).pl! go11s l yl!WDOC-Uw11rct I .._ Oii-SorlVI 2. (Uy 1 CdM stops Foothill, 47-41 GARDEN G ROVE -Corona ~el Mar Hlgh's Sea Kings showed -some ob' ious improveme nt Mon· ~ay night. taking care of business ·in the fi rst round of the La Quinta High prep basketball tournament v.ith a .t7··'1 victory over Foothill -the same Foothill team which v.as a 20-point "winner" in a g:imc·t)pC scrimmage in late No- "\'ember. The victory, keyed by the 12· yoini scoring of Doug Hesse, ..sends CdM into Wednesday _night's semifinals at 8 against Cy- press. The finals are Friday. 0 LA QUINTA TOURNAMENT First Round Corona del Mu 47, Foothll141 CorofY tMI MN FooUIUI '•ft ,. tit I 0 2 J ~ 2 0\IS~ 21 •SGern 2 0 0 411cMr 2 I 2 5 lusalKdll 2 0 2 4 .lotdan 5 2 3 12 fOSlll 3 2 3 • Alclld \9 6 17 47 Totals teftpftp s 6 2 15 l c c 10 l 1 0 1 2 1 ~ 5 1 0 3 l 0 0 2 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 IC 12 16 Cl koro br auatt.n CorOllll de! loW 10 1l IS 9-'9 foolll \I 7 I 1-41 3-0Qirl goals" Corlltll dll Mw -~ 2. SuslOft 1 FoaN -8usallcclW 1 Tec:tnal bb-None. :Costa Mesa suffers first ]oss of campaign, 70-53 : COSTA MESA -The Costa ,Mesa High bo)S basl etball team )ibsorbed its first defeat of the sea- -son Monday nigh t, bo"ing to visit- )ng Los Amigos. 70-53. The Mustang<, (2-1) fell behind by eight :ll hal ftime. and any comeback hopes in the second half -were da)hcd by a couple of 3- point shots by Los Amigos ( l -0) in -the thi rd quarter to push the defi- cit well mto double digits. In all, the Lobos con.,,erted five shots· from beyond the 3-point line. "The kids pla)ed hard tonight," said Costa Mesa Coach Billy Brewer. "We'll take the loss and hopefully learn from it." Jeff Pickens netted 22 points and had 11 rebounds, while Joel Harding had l l points and seven rebounds. Los Amigos 70, Coeta ..... 53 Loo Alftl900 C..'8 .... . fWftpftp ....... ... 00 20Snlll 0212 200 •~ 21 1 5 5 11\t lw 2125 3 006 = 4 3 4 11 C031l 2 0 3 4 S 0 3 12 Mclll:Nln 2 0 0 4 2 s 1 • ~ 10 2 2 22 1 I 3 l ' • 3 12 17 It 11 1Q Tot.la 22 t 11 U ac-1111rau.wn ~ 20 " 24 10-10 Costa UHi 14 14 12 13-SJ ,..... 908' Leif Mllgle-..... i. ... 2. Bucs settle for third • at Miles Eaton tourney COST A MESA -Managing only 11 points in the first half, Orange Coast College was drubbed by Los Angeles Valley. 61-43, Saturday night in the third plaoc game of the Pirates' Miles Eaton Tourna- ment. No Coast player reached double figures in scoring as Brian Snyder was the lending scorer with nine points. The Pira1es netted only 17 of 61 lrom the floor and half of 12 free- throw attempts. ' SAN LUIS OBISPO -fresh- man Colleen Hatch had 18 points and 18 rebounds to lead the Or- ange Coast College women's bas- ketball team to 1 63-48 win over Cuesta for third place in the Cues- ta ToumJ1ment on Saturday. • The Pirate1, who Jed 35-26 at • balrtime before brutina the pmc • open in tho ICCOftd .ball, aot 11 • poinas, J t rebounds and nfne • Alts from SllCCJ Oic!1J. I Mt&.a• UTON TOUMAllDT ThlntPs.o. LA y..., et• 0....,. C-.. 4Q \AV..., o._...c.... .. ftllftp ....... Miii 2 016Dlllll •• ,. tL ~::::=-~Ill =-2121Mliw;Jll$; •001 2005..., '''' °'*-'s.-i 2 t 1 ""* a 1 o t l(lllgli ltlfAlll ttt4 00 2 0.._. 0020 ~ 1001 ..... ,,,, Qllwf 40 t l .... 211 5 Rolll 4111 ...... 1001 R.lle. 4t 1 HHlll tltl T...,_ 24 I 1Z '1 T..... 1J I 11 43 Hlmlll:tA~.a.u. ,..,. --\A...,_,.,_ 1, .... ~l-f!*I I. .,. '· R. .... 1, Olllifi '-9---t. - ' -8.r TIN Piiot ...... •• 'u . ' . ' : : : l I t • 1' . ' . ,, L:ommuruty college !)Occer :• From a1 em'ft wlnl o \ rcaulation and two lS·minutc cwcrtime periods failed to v-ia Ross scored 27 poinl' and raol\'e the issue. ._ A tremendous U¥e ~ tceper Ken Lanponhy on the hauled down nine rebounds to Bear Cubs' fifth and final kic\ ~ &he Pirates· vie-p:ace the Newport Harbor High tory. girls basketball teunl lo o 5S-3S Brian Slaybact and Lance Barker ialUcd goals for the victory over Torrey Pines Saturday Pintea against Santa Rosa. .both on assists from .PJ. In 1hc first round of the Savanna .._. · · Tournament. The Salk>"" 2-2, race Polowski. Jason noopcr pnMdcd the winning margin tn Ocean View in tbe scoond round the shootout. . On a ftcld slowed by rain and under dreary weather con-at 6 tonight at Savanna. · · v llcy • Costa Mesa 57, Diamond Bar dhions. the title game apanst hvine a was not as 36: The Mustangs breezed into close. First-half goals by Darin Courter. who also con- tributed a pair of assists, Barker and Slj!ack provided Thursd ay n ight's second-round h d be · bl t game al 8 o'clock. w at tume out to an ansurmounta e o van age. • Estanda Sl, El Sepado 16: Langworthy recorded six saves, a q>uplCi of them in spec-The c -gles (2-1} play ~ost Beverly tacular fashion, as the Pirates outshot IVC. 20-9. ~ The Pirates are now the only school in the state to ad-HilJs Wednesday at 7:.30. vance u far as the regional finals in each or the past rour .. ~v::=, ~~ u seasons. But it wasn't easy this sea.son. 11a...,t H.lllMr T...,., ,,..__ After splitting its final two non-conference games, OCC .. ft"'-.. •ft llf tit opened with a 2-2 against Golden West in the Orange Em-.. =:-1~ J ~ ~1 = ~ i ~ J p1re Conference opener. On Oct. 4, the Pirates beat Ful-k. _.. o o 1 o ...., 2 o 3 4 lerton, 3-1, and went on to record an 8-1-3 conference r: ~ ~ ~ : ~= l : ~ t mark. allowing just five gO@ls the rest of the OEC slate. ~ g ~ i ~ ~ 1 1 0 ' The Pirates bombed Cuyamaca, 4J.1, in the opening of z.-. o o o o the Southern ~iromia Regional Playoffs, with four first-~ ~ 8 g ~ half goals. OCC battled past favored San Diego City, 2-1, .;.,... 2:1 9 11 ~ Tr:•, ~ 4 ~:~~ earning the victory on a Scott Goldman goal with five min-~on-:': 1s 2 1 10-~ utes left in the second IS-minute overtime. Goldman had BREA TOURNAMENT scored in the second half to tie it. Flret Round 8 38 Langwonhy and Barker were the only players on this ~~ta9Meea 57• '"-c:::' ...!' Orange Coast C ollege's soccer team went head lo head with Irvine Valley College Satur- day and came away with the state champi- onship for the second time in three years. year's Pirates' roster to play on the 1989 state champi-• .. n pf tp ~ft pf tp onship team. OCC's lanky goalie was the Most Valuable =:i. ~ ~ ~ ~ =::. ~ ~ ~ ~ Player of the tournament that year. a; 1 o 2 2 Osin 'o 02 0 4 62 B Th DU I Fu 2 I I 5 ~ -IJ' ~ TU0 GuerfttO 2 0 3 ( ~ f 1 t 13 Sea Kings boot Monarchs in 1-0 Irvine Tournament verdict Rupp Tanner's secqnd-half goal lifted the Corona del Mar High boys soccer ~.;, team to a 1-0 second-round victory over ~la ter Dci Monday in the Irvine Tourna- menl. CdM advanced with a 2-1 opening-round victory over Laguna H ills on Saturday. 1 n another boys game Monday, Trabuco Hills edged Est:mcia. 3-2, in a game determined by a shootout. Mike Smith and Roger Dana scored fo r the Eagles. On Saturday, a pair of second-half goals by Trevor Ickes lifted Mater Dei past Ne"port Harbor, 2-1, in the ope ning round. Jcles. an All-CIF player last year as a junior, ~cored his first goal on a penalty kick and his second to give the Monarchs a 2·0 lead. Newport Harbor, the defending CIF 1-A co-champ, got a penalty-kick goal from junior J im Hicks. Fresh· man goalkeeper Mike Freeman suffered a concussion following a collision with an opposing player ond left the game in the first hair. The Estancia girls also advanced in the champion- ship bracket on Monday with a 5-1 decision over San Clemente. Five different players scored as the Eagles improved to 3-0 and advanced to a sem ifinal match at Harvard Park Wednesday at 5 p.m. On Saturday, the Estancia girls beat Villa Park, 2- 1, while the CdM girls fell, 2-0, to El Toro. the top- ranked team and defending CIF 4-A champion. Sophomore Tracie Manz scored both goals for Es- tancia in Saturday's match. Sailors sparkle at Anaheim The Newport Harbor High wrestling team, winless in four straight seasons of ~ dual meets, went 6-3 to take fourth place _X __ ,_' at the Anaheim 12-way Tournament Fri· day and Saturday. Sophomore Chris Edwards, the Sea View League freshman/sophomore champion last year at 142 pounds, won all nine of his matches to claim first place at 152 pounds. · Senior Sean McKay went 6-0 a t 140 pounds for third place, despite missing his last three matches to ta ke the SAT test. •At the Schurr 10-way tourname nt, Estancia fin- ished third last weekend behind Fontana and Hun- tington Beach. Winning their respective classes were senior George Rubio (undefeated at 135 pounds) and junior Jeremy Loflin (undefeated at 189). Placing second at their classes were senior Rigo Bravo at 152, senior Mall Knudsen at 171 and junior heavyweight Ricardo Orme no. • Corona del Mar, depicted by injuries and out- side commitments, finished 0-7-1 at the Bolsa Grande Tournament on Friday and Saturday. "ln the matches we wrestled Saturday, we went 23- 3," Coach Paul Serio said after CdM was forced to forfeit the majority of its matches due to one wres- tler who was sick. another who was injured, a third taking his SAT test and a fourth at an Engle Scout enga.gcment. SoCal Col/BBB ram/I/BB, 112-79· REDLANDS -The Southern California College men's basket- ball team. sparked by the marks- manship of guard R~lt Witmer, coasted to a 112-79 victory over Menlo Saturday night in the third ploce game of the Redlands Tour- nament. Witmer scored 22 points and connected on 6 of 8 from 3-point range to fuel the victory, the Van- guards' seventh in eight tries tbi.s season. Adding 13 points was Mike West. who also contributed 12 rebounds, including six on the off ensivc board. The Vanguards were 13 of 22 from beyond the 3-point line. MDUllDS~T s.c.IC ..... 1ta, ... Ttt sec. women master their rivals, 66-48 COSTA MESA -Tbc South- ern California College wome,,•, basketball tum jumped out to a 17-0 tead in the first 6:3.S Saturday ni&ht and bree:ied to • 66--48 tio- tory over The Master's Collt&e at sec. Paced by Jennifer Tudu•s 16 pointt and ~ allisls and elJht pointt b)' Kristen 8cVii; the Van· piidl C¥toed their ovnafl mart at 4-4. SCCs bigea ad W1ll 44-20 catty in the ICcond hlJI. :.ea••JW aeca10-.n.· 111 .... Tiie -....r'll e.c.t ~ ....... .. ..... Clllll •• , ....... 1112 '-" • 11 ~· •• t • ,_, 4 I I I ..... • t t I ................. '-Sllll.-ltltt ...... •2111C... ••• , ......, •• , ...... lit .... tta1.-.., •••• ....... ••1 •= lJll .,..... • ., •4 =-al ti 11 ,1;1:_!!'~ ... 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UMO twftpftit fvftpf~ OOIOC~ 2024 4 03 8 Sdtf oos o 1112232• 4 0 1 1 8 I 2 17 TllUlllr I 0 1 2 1 0 3 2 TUl!ry 0 0 4 0 4 0 2 8~ 0212 3 2 o 8 4 0 3 • 2 0 I 4 I 0 I 2 1 0 I 2 39 4 19 92 Tot.le 7 2 U 16 16 22 n 22-82 ( 10 0 2-16 CdM tumbles, 79-21 SA NTA ANA -The Corona del Mar H igh girls basketball team proved no match for highly- regarded Thousand Oaks, drop- ping a 79-21 verdict Saturday in the fi rst round or the Santa Ana Valley Tournament. t,000 Oaib 79, Corona ct.I ... r 2i c-... -TMuNnd OaU .... ,,. .. .. ,,~ OltOCorrr , 1 022 0202Golnit 4 129 SlOUOro 10 1 2 O O l O P*'"5MIO 6 l t 1S I002o.t 1012 0 0 10~ 10 0 12 IOJ2Srft 201 4 Wood lllll -""' 10 0 0 IO T ..... 7 $ I 21 Totale 37 $ I 11 sc .... .., a.,.,,.,. C-.Clll... 0 6 7 1-21 ~om t• 11 10 1t-7'l Hon ID*: c:or-Cid ... -fin 2. Thouw4 O*-,.. _,,.... 2. Wood I TIP-OFF:· From 61 with 10 seconds left in overtime to pull Newport within two, 56-54. Chang, however, beat the pack on a deep inbounds pass and scored on a layup with 0:08 re- moining to give Huntingto n a S8- 54 lead and ice the win. Newport's Mark McAnlis nailed a 3-pointcr at the buzzer to make it a one- point fin al. "I was surprised at how well all the teams in the tournament played for the first week of the season," Serven said. "Especially this year because we only had two weeks to get ready for the fi rst game. "The championship game was a good teaching game for us. Even though we d idn't win, we did al- most everything right." PILOT Tl,.OFF CLASSIC Chli.,...IOMhlp Htn. B•ec" 58, Newport Harbor 17 Htn. hech ......,. ......_ """'... """"' =. I > 3 II llllctoao 10 S t 2S I 1 o 14 ~ 2 J 0 I ~ J %SI 011r !0 44 -..... >Il l ~-41 2 ,, ..... 2 0 1 • ...,,_, 2 0 2 4 iMI* 31 17 r. 114 3 5-11 '0' 2 T...._ 24 I 14 51 T•bllo tt 10 11 S7 kiet'Ollllr ......... ........ ... 1) 1l ,, 1t ,_,. """"""""' 14 11 I) I) 1-51 ,.,... Ill* ...._ lllCll-W-. 1, a.. 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What • Adminl •Ya cht Charters books luxury yachts for special oc- casions, such as weddings. receptions, corporate f unc- tions, birthdays and the Ouistmu Boat Parade.• When • Schoon- •m ake r founded the company in December 1990 and char- ten yachts throughout the year. Where:c!~-e pany is located at 2901 W. Coast Highway, suite 180, in Newport Beach. Schoonmaker arranges charters on 75 different privately owned yachts in Newport Harbor, San Diego, Long Beach and Marina del Rey. ShM#\1 Norfllec Debra Schoonmaker founded her luxury yacht chartering company last year. Why • Schoonmaker's father, Bob Schoonmaker, owns a 60-foot • motor yacht, "The Gallant Lady." Debra Schoonmaker had been looking for her own business, and she believed her father's yacht was underutilized. She also had a friend in the business, so a char- tering company of her own was a natural result. "Realizing how much our family enjoys celebrating special events on the yacht, I thought that other people would enjoy celebrating their events on the water," she says. How • Prices for Admiral's charters range from $875 for a four· • hour cruise on a 60-foot yacht to $5,000 for a three-hour cruise on a 127-foot luxury yacht. Schoonmaker had planned on building the business gradually, booking charters on only her father's yacht dur· ing the first year. But getting more charter requests than the one boat could handle -Admiral booked more than 100 charters in its first year -she realized she needed to accelarate her business plan and forge chartering arrangements with other boat owners. The business is ex· pected to post 1991 revenues of $100,000 to $125,000. It took only $25,000 for Schoonmaker to get the company started, bringing her fa. ther's boat up to Coast Guard code and buying insurance, office equip- ment and marketing materials. Lesson Learned • Sch<><;>nmaker said she un· • derest1mated the amount of time and responsibility that would be required in running her first business. ''This is a seven-day-a-week. 12· to 14-hour-a-day business," she says. "I was also surprised by the high cost of advertising." -By TOllf CoJt -Do ~u know somtont 'Who should be prontttl In this weelcly It•· ture1 U 10, stnd your su.stlon to The Pilot's buslntn ttlltor, Ton1 Co.r, •t 330 W. B•r St., Cost• Mesa, 91627. Books · tell how to be your own best boss At one time, striking out on · your own seemed like a dangerous thing to do. Self employment meant giving up the security of a full-time job, a job that you could expect to hold for the rest of your life. Business Books Times certainly have changed. Today, job secu- rity is a thing of the past. Layoffs have become more common, especially in the current economic situation. As a result, self employment has become a viable option for many people, including those w,ho may never have considered them· selves the entrepreneur type. description of the business, the types of customers and clients it serves, and what makes it a good business for the 90s. Once you've selected the busi- ness that's right for you, you'll need customers. The Edw~rds' "Getting Business to Come to You: Everything You Need to Know to Do Your Advertising, Public Relations, Direct Mail, and Sales Promotion cl Attract All the Business You Can Handle" (Tarcher. 1991, $10.95) promises to help you do that by developing what the authors call a marketing mindset. Finally, in "Making it on Your . Own: Surviving and Thriving on the Ups arid Downs of Bqing Your Own Boss" (Tarchef, 1991, St0.95), the Edwards address the psychological aspects of being your own boss. They begin by showing you how to make the shift (rom paycheck thinking to prqfit thinking.1whlch is often difficUlt for those· wh<> have always 0had the security of a full-time job. L Ronald Trepp, formerly an executive with Torrance-based Computer Communications Inc., has been named vice president and chief financial omcer with CIMCO Inc. in Costa Mesa. He succeeds rLaurance W. Simmons, who was named treasurer of the ~LISl'7~ Pertllll1 CD,..,_ Sale '50 119'5 ~ Low As 115 ... Month. • Programmable 142-5011 2-Wly Sp1att1r HALF PRICE! 49'! .......... LowAal15 ... Month. How do you make the transition from working for somebody else to working for yourself? Self employ- ment Is a completely different ball pme, and authors Sarah and Paul Edwards have three new boob that will show you how to play. You start by deddinc what kind or business you want to be in. •"Jbe Best Home Businesses for tho 909: The Ina.Ide Information You Need to Know to Select a Home-B11ed Bu1ine11 That'a Rlaht tor You" (Jeremy P. Tarch- er. 1991. $10.9S) will help you make that decision. The book also shows how to manage your time effectively. Whey you're your own boss, you don't have pne job anymore; you have three. You've f>l to act the business. do the busmeu and run the business. Each could be a full-• time job. company. Newport Beach resident Leo· nard Shane, former chairman of now-defunct Mercury Snvings, has been elected 10 The Orange Coun- ty Community Housln& Corp!s board or directors. 1111-PC Dlt----S.c•• •Tandy 1000 RL • 24 Handy Ufesty\e ApplicationS VHS VCR Wltll O.·Scr•• • ., •• , -Cut--·40-239'5 2~15 Low Aa ..... Month• • Auto-f>tay/AewWld/Eject 11e-511 Richard E. Berger, formerly of Metropolitan Circuits Inc., has joined Velie Circuits Inc. in Costa Mesa as vice president for sales. Mason Williams, a senior vice president with insurance broker- age Johnson & Hlgalns, has been named manager of the company's Costa Mesa office. He worked previously in Johnson & Higgins' Philadelphia office. Plcast send your Up the Ladder announcements to The Pilot's business editor, Tony Cox, at 330 W. Day St., Costa Mestj, 92627. Low Aa 115 ,_ Month. • Base "Beeps .. Handset ToneJ~ dlahng •43-SS4 ~·--------------· c;_ __ ~ ltalllelllaek Desk/Wal P.-SOllll Phone CUt 25'1tt 1488 :is • Hangs Up on Any Flat Surface l~LISl1C... Plcbt LCD ----i CllorTV '30 Off ~LIShC.. ••• ••• ••• ••• - 1taeiallaek See-Tin .... fone .. =11• C1 •l•ta••WtaCD .· ... ••WllllCD Cit tMO 3591' :3. SM ._ 2&9• .::.-.. Tho fil'll book profiles 70 dlf· fercnt kinds of busJneaes. featur· ina .wJY1hlna from auto detalUaa to beln1 a weddlna makeup a~iall: Together these three books wlll help you determine if bcinJ. your own boss Is for you. 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Mf\Ol'Faa10UCH-10N&1 i----· -~---.. -...................... ,.. ___ ...._....,... .... ....... .., ... ,... ... __ .... __ rn •""4.v1«~1«1W11NDOEN..EM .. High SCllOOI roo!IJ311 Monarchs get ready for No . 1 at Big A By Rlchatd Donn ........ 11 has been 26 years since the Mater Dci High football pro- gram has played in a CIF cham· pionship game. Friday night (7:30) at Anaheim Stadium, lhc Monarchs return to gfory. facing Eisenhower (13-0), the top-ranked team in the nation according to USA Today, in the s'.oulhcrn Section Division I final . "It 's a matchup deserving of a championship game and we're privileged to be a pan of it," Mater Oei Coach Bruce Rollinson said. "I never did figure out what the CIF was doing with the pair- ings other 1han nol wanting two Catholic schools in the finals, but for all high school fans and the CIF itself. this is a perfect sec- nario. "You've got two great high school football teams. One is try· ing to become national champions and the other is 1rying to win its first Clf 1itle in 26 years." Jn the semifinals last Friday, only a few minutes had passed be- fore Loyo la realized that the· Mater Dei learn it had beaten on Nov. 2 was a phony. The real Monarchs (12-1) showed up this time as Rollinson's diversified offensive package reached another level against Loy- ola, the defending section champi· ons who abscftbed a 35-21 drub· bing at the Santa Ana Bowl. "Where we're fortunate is with Billy Blanton, who has three years or experience with this offense," said Rollinson. whose treasured senior quarterback set an Orange County single-season record against the Cubs with his 33rd touchdown pass., "We can put things in during PILOT GRID STATS Mater Dei (12-1, 3-1) S?' -:= -... ....... -... .. -"""' -... ...... -... .. ~ -= ... -...... ....... .... -"" .... tuaoll (lllOIVHMMl.t .:-111 ":I ~ 7fl JCD t.J " 12 1.1 ~1 M S.I » 244 7.1 20 t3 4.7 t n z.1 I u 5.1 I ~ U ' 15 14 ' • 1.1 t 11 11.0 I 4 4.D 1 ' 10 ' 0 .. ·-rn ,.; ft2' ~ ".::. ~ 221301.0001 11130 .2110 -.. ': ~ -:li 211 7SI 292 21 111 23.1 17 290 17.1 11 211 1,2 1 117 11.7 4 41 10.S s 32 10.J S 12 4.0 2 U 22.G 2 37 tt.S 1 • 1.0 .. _ " .. " " ' " ! .. 0 .. ' .. 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 " 0 ' the course or the week and he ex- ecutes them. We've go1 a prelly diversified package when we start out, bul we've also had some great individual errorts. The simple fact is that our kids have a burning de· sire to win the CIF championship. "Undernea1h all this, though - and you can call it luck or an- swered prayers -we haven't sus- 1ained any permanent, season- ending injuries all year and that's the key. And that's where our con- ditioning and weight lirting has paid orr because we push lhese kids real hard. "Anytime I star! thinking about backing off, I say, 'No, nobody ever backed orr on me.' So when you s1art to think tha1 way, you have to keep the pressure on them. They've got all Christmas vacation to relax and let their bod- ies heal, so t tell them, 'Let's just tee it up one more time and let 1he pieces fall where they fall. You con1rol your effort, but God con· trols the outcome.' And they be· lieve that." Loyola (9·3) handed the Mon- archi their only loss of the season last month, 28·20, but this time ,. " ' ) " ' ' 0 " • • " " Mater Dci came ou1 in full force. "\Vhat people forget is that Loy· ola had two weeks to prepare," Rollinson said of -the earlier en- counter. "This time, bo1h teams had four days to get ready and we were very fortunate to gel that thing al the Santo Ana Bowl. We definitely had 22 kids playing with emotion rather than three or four as ii was in ~he first game. "I commend the Loyola players and starf because they played ex- tremely hard and never gave up. As I said after the game, this time we answered with points and ifs tough 10 keep coming back when you're two touchdowns behind, that's an awfully big task to over- come. It seemed like every time they got some momentum, we turned it back to go our way. "When Blanton scrambled down their sideline for a key first down and kept a (fourth-quarter) drive alive and we went in and scored, it kind or put it out or reach, be- cause before that they were com· ing at us with both guns blazing and we were bending (on defense) pretty good there for a while. Mat er Dei trio, Tar s' Colu ccio honored Quarterback Billy Blan1on, inside linebacker Parker Gregg and kick- er Brian Broadbent, members of the Mater Dei High football team headed to the Clf-SS Division I championship game on Friday, got a chance to walk the field five days before everyone else. The Maier Dei 1rio, in addilion 10 Newport Harbor wide receiver Ekanon Coluccio, were par1 of the 1991 GTE/Rams All-Orange County Academic team that was honored before Sunday's Rams- Falcons game al Anaheim Sta· dium, site of the Division I final. ·"I had never been on the field before al Anaheim S1adium, so now I have a heller feel for what it's like,'' said Blan1on, an All-CIF candidate who will engineer Mater Dei's offense in the Division I title game against Eisenhower, the na- tion's top-ranked leam according to USA Today. "That's what Park· er Gregg and Brian Broadbent and I were talking about -that we'll get a better feel for what i1's like. A field's a field, but this is just a lot bigger." Blan1on, Broadbent, Gregg and Coluccio, along with 20 other counry high school scholar-athletes who were chosen to the team based on their on-field perform· ance and grade point aVerage {3.0 minimum), were awarded plaques from GTE and the Rams. Coluccio, a three-sport standout whO made second team All-Sea View League, had 42 reccplions for 494 yards this season as New- port Harbor advanced to the CIF Division VJ quarterfinals. Coluccio was also a member of Newport's co-state champion soc· ce r team last winter and is an ex- ceptional center fielder on Kirk Bates' baseball team. Blanton (3.2 GPA), who has completed 169 of 273 pass.es for 3,126 yards this season, needs ex· actly 200 passing yards to break the Orange County single-season record, held by 'frabuco Hills' David Lowery, the current San Diego State signal-caller who had 3,32.S in 1988. -By Rlr:hard Dunn PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE ~· --· .....,.__. 18 • 1111 lli'lnll ol. CIF crown By Richlrd Olm --ln on))' its second (§•- year of varsity footbilll, 01- Calvory Chapel !ligh will be playing for a ~ . CIF title. Its opponent, Southern · California Christion, has already been angered. "They want 10 mept. us in the playoffs and beot us, that's all lhey'vc been talking about," said Calvary Coach Kris Van Hook, whose Eagles defea1ed the F1ames for the Arrowhead League chic on Nov. 16 and will meet them aga'ln on Friday night (7:30) for South· ern Section Division X ·1itle at Westminster High. The Eagles (11-1) set up the re- match with a thrilling victory in the semifinals last Saturday d Matt Kellogg ~ roun<l yet anothet . way to score a touchdown in Cal- vary's last-minute, 13-12 victory over host Village Christian under rainy condi1ions at Kennedy High. "He hasn't scored a touchdown on defense or rctUrned a punt for .:t touchdown, those are the only 1wo ways he hasn't scored one 1his year," Van Hook said. "Kellogg has caught one for a touchdown, returned kickoffs for touchdowns, rushed ror touch· downs 'and now he has thro\vn a touchdown pass." On fourth -and-8 and time run- ning out, Calvary quarlerback Jason Sharkey con·nec1ed with wide receiver Brian Arrowood on a 44-yard pass play to set up 1he Eagles' game·w1nning score \vilh 1:06 Je[t in the contest Kellogg, a junior tailback who cn.rried 22 times for 119 yards, completed an 18-yard touchdown pass to Arrowood while Sharkey kicked the point-after to give the top-seeded Eagles their victory. "\Ve've had that play in for quite a while, but we haven't used it," Van Hook said. "We worked on it several times during the week because one of their cornerbacks comes up a lot and ~e wanted to pick on hinl. If he was on the.right side, we were going to use the play -if he wa s on the left side, there was ano1her guy 10 throw to. "As it turned out, the corner was playing on our right sidc1 and it was the perfeC:t time to do it. Not too mnny people have done it 10 him, but we just kepi feeling like he comes up to play the ru~ we ca n do it. i-le did step up to play it and he recovered, but not well enough to make a play on i1. '"Matt re:illy sold the run ut first, then put the ball out 1here nicely. It was high in the air and a little short, but Arrowood made a real nice catch. e.m,., ci.a,.a t~. YIU..-Clvht'-" 12 ICONI by Qu•rt•r• caMty D, D 8 7-13 Vllllge ~ D II 0 6-12 s.oond Quarter VC-Everett 5 M (1'111 flkd). TblrdQu.f'tlfl' c:al-Kelogg 33 pass from SNtkey (pais1 lailfd). F°""" Ouut1tr VC-Slalr 42 IWI (NII talied). ci-~ 11,. m Kq ~ ~· INDMDUAL RUSHING C.-Kdl:W. 22·1\t llbla..1-4. llllDMDUAL PAlllNQ ta-~. l-14-2. 144: Kdo09, 1·1'4, II. l~DUAL RICIMNO Ci-~ ).11: Orlt. W4: Ea... 1-10: .. mn. 1·9: ~ 1·33. . ~ ,. . 1: -· 1111 Wllll 0.... lbnioaan of A-.Jia ia tho....., ASP 1991 World Olamplon. Hardman dincbod hi& secoad WOfld thk by advancing to the q~nr!et·. finals or the main event in route to a Oao.ls berth at 1he Mo.uru1 P1pehnc Mueen. Contendert Brad Gerlach and Barton J..ynch ellmi- naled lbetDIOlvel from title contention when they lost thefr fim round heals, providing Hardman a chance to es1ablisb an inaurmount•ble pointa lead with only one event remalnin1. In Uti. surf tor the finals 2-lime world chameion Tom Carroll or Australia was crowned the Pipehne Master, while Derek 'Ho or Hawiii finished accond, Olen Wintoq of AtuilraUa third, and Hardman fourth. Hawaiian Suhny<iarcia finished seventh end wilh his impreuivc run in Hawaii has pulled himself into fourth on the ratings, his highest ranking ever. Stayfna in the hunt for the Triple Crown title, Tom· Curren finished ninth at the Mtfsle!$, as did Austra- li;i;M Cheyne Horan and Gary Elkeraon, bo1h known Surfing for their performances in Hawaii. . Newport's, Richie Collins finished 25th along with Brad Gerlach. Gerla.ch will either finish the year in second place oc drop to third depending on his and Lynch's tesults at 1he Hard Rock World Cup of Surfing. Collini is now ranked 12tht bul can move up signifi· cantly with a good re1ult It the World Cup. Rather than blazing on the road to the tille, Hardman look the subtle route, staying in second and third in the rnnkings and maintaining solid results throught the year. Hardman took command in the ratings race after his finals berth at the biggest event of the yea r, the 4A·ra1ed Mau- ~~~~~ . . The difference in Hardman's year was that he was a n1odel of cons1s· tcncy while-Gerlach end Lynch both experienced numerous highs and loWs. It should also be snid that everyone expcc1ed Hardman 10 falter down the stretch in Hawaii, when in fact the ones lhal choked big were his contenders. Hardman now becomes the second sur(cr in history to regain a world title after winning ii in 1987 and finishing third the follo1ving year. To1n Curren was the first to accomplish the {eat last season. A lot of people in the industry arc dissapoin1ed that a more colorful characler {Gerlach, Potter, eel) didn't win the cro\vn, bu t Hardman won it the noble way; he earned it out in the water, not in .the futile surfing polls or teenage glamor magazines. P.S.· Anyone still questioning Hardman's act in Hawaii should first ask where his contenders were during the Pipe Masters fin::il s. LIOJ'Cl Tice Is a Newport Desch/ CoslB f\fc.sa Pilot rorrrspandc11t n·ho.sc surfing co/uo1n appca_rs c•·cry Tuesday. 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PlcllcM'8 Dr Nlwpcllt 8wf\, c.t. .. ...... tlw Wfltil'SttlN & lene '"" lillboa lllMd, ~ 0t Fedef91 Tax Hum-CORJIORA~~IM-Toal....:~ COITA MllA PILOT ... vt --....,_. ~~,_.. iiieO ...... ,... COMPAMY.1.,~.~ c.r.-~~D --be18 end lddresMe of ~ ,......_ -"""· I b) TH E PI L 0 T -Ill -t1boW9 on· 13 ..... D*ln; 130 LW 'f"9 ,........ per10nl "' o.M. .... ltlw. c.-f, --• ,.. __ ,, .._ S...J\.JcenlM .. : 8HT£ PAOVEMl!NTS AT 2300 er .......... coilellio-ot -c)HUNTINQTON BEACH ...... .,. 1• • • Ctrc» ~ Oak&. .. dOlna ........ : '2'107 ~A•, l.itloa ... IN<J. 3030 WamM Ave .. ~;: :V~!LW: ~":.~~~ ND &PENDENT ,,,. ~ S*'ION earn.t~f'Naktellt Cllt.t1$00 ~:::DlilLL AVIATION G.A.Pwlcer,StmC.Yllllo ~.CA ... ~ ..... ~ ~Ana. CA Colla ~Of the wll ft\at or bOU\ (dlFOUNTAlN VAU.EV .._ .,. dolna ~ M: ~ L Y~ 11. 9M JOAOEA MTAILl1 3114 UM. ~ Nlguef, Clllf. I ---.. n.e bu91neu is knOwn ~~ F.W of: H~ M 8~ROWALO' Of PENDENT (e)HUNTt-MA CRIDIT Cl.lMINQ Thll .....,.,.... ._.. tlled ~ Dr w.wr>ort 8-d\, AW. Urlll l.. Colta tM71 dUcttd b)': 11'1 trd:•M u >STAG BAR Ute "'"' ,,_,.. T1 JR. ' ' NGTON BEACH/ fOUN-COMl'AHY..1... acM3 Weeeclff ~ the County a.tr of calf • .., Mt.I: c.lf. t2Qt Thlt butlneH It con-TM r19l9"M(I) co.. n.e name. Socl.i ~ om., co.la ....._ Calfof-A PETlTlON hu TAIN VALLEY INQEPEM-~ f1u.1~ New'PO't °"'1Qe County on ~ TI\lt twtlneta It ~ f.ilo .Scott ~ t70ll duct~ by: an lndllltdUll INnOld lo ~ ..... ,..,. Of F ... Ttx ~ ~ ~1t' ~g: ~ by BRETT M c~ DENT (f)INDEPENDl!NT 81octt, c.lf. l2teO bat 1, 119t «ldlld by: • 99f*1ll ~ Hague t.n.. Huntington Th• regltlranl(t) COM-~ .......... ~ ... ~ .. ~ ben and ldctresset of the • ti ' In the Su......._ ~ t (g)OOASt COMMUNITY ~ T. Havdeft1 311 F•t 1ll09 ~ heidl, Celff. t2M7 ~ to trensact ~ ...,..,... ·-·-l• BuT9<1T,..ntlttH .,... MS at Which mt 1t"Y d be .,....... 0 NEWS, INC .. a ~ Magnolfa, Co1ta MeH, Th• rql1tran1(1) COf'lo-"°'*' Alan t.ew«a, 12m ,,... under ~ ~ tlbOlll en: NIA ACOUISl'TlON CORP.' 500 ~ f:tlll~0= ~~'r'la, County of OR-corporallon uJm.cosu Clllf. 12927 ~':",:::: menc.d lo tnnNc:S bul6o l'urlngton.L. Rancho Cu-lklllhe" Nam•(•) lltted ~ ~~ ~ N. "Oak Street. lnglftood, bere Sealed nropoHll THE PETITION requesb MESA COMM NEWS. ~ ~~ M-a-bat 1t 29 o.oembtt .., '*' under the l'1c1IUoul camonoa. \;lflf. 91730 abow on: ~ 1 • ,....... ....... ...~ ~ of CA"90302 _ .. _.. the ·'"'-of ...... ltial BRETT M Ct.AAK be INC., • o.cawar. ~ ·-calf. • • ... Butlntal N~(•) ..... '"''' butlneH i. con-1991 WfVl u .. -"' Al bled by the SelletJU. ...... bear .,_ .... . lion. 330 WMA Bay St.. 82827 10, t811 ebcN9 on: ~ "· ducted by: ~ O.A. Pll'tltr Orange Cov'ltf on ~ cel1bff, aft oltMf bualneu :;tc :f ;:n:c:l!, "':i!: ==~ u ~~ Costa Mna. C.-1. 82627 SCOt1 C. A.-d and lJlan T-153 198t Th• regl1trant(t) com-Tilla twement was tlltd bW 15, 119t. --. n1rnu and 1ddrH~t1 hi.... the tat ,of the d.c:.dent. eo.11 Community NIM. H. Reed, tStl MMnetl ~ L Young mtnCtd \o tninMet ~ with the County Ott1t of P•t-usld by tile Seller/Ucensee ~~~ ~= TH~• P~ON tnc .. Otlawatt corpotatlon, Drlvo, Newport Beach, PUBLIC NOTICI Tl'lla ti.ttmtne wa flltd neu under the flc:tltloUt Orange Coonty bn Nowm-Publl11'1ad Ntwporl wt!Nn ttltM yeat1 befote closl lime fot the recel"' the ~nt'I WILL anct 330 Wett Bay St, Cotta Calif. tzeeo with the Cow1'y Oltftc of Butlnt" Name(•} 11.111<1 bef U~. 199t Beaet\IC~ M... P11oC in.' d1t• auch list WU Mnl °' ~ ahall be returNcf r COdldls "any, be tdmltttd M .... Calif. t2627 Tiii• butlnttl 11 con-CN8101A89 OrMae Cowity on Nowftto. llboY'e on: Novembef 22, ,.,,,,. Nowrnbat tt 29 Dtotm- "'-csenvertd to the 811'19'/ blddet unopened " ~ to ~ •• Th. win and Tl'lll bu1lne11 It con-duded by: a general I*'-Aotlts.. bW ~. 1191 1991 Publlahed Newport 8each-bet 3. 10 119; ' TrahsitrM are: NONE be the IOle _.....;., .... i.u Of any coctlcltS we avallable ducted by: a COfPOl'•tlon ntnNp ........ Nw PatSTH El1c Rhotldt Co1U1 M ... f11ot Nov.m-' • 1181 i111ee1 10 be llOld 811 the blddt1 ~t;;i''ti1s fot examination In the ftl• Th• regl1tren1(1) com-ll'I• re~111ant(a) com-atet.Mont Publahed Newport~ Thia ttatem.nt wa flltd tier 29 December 3 10 ~ ~mR~ ri~RE-:: bid 1a ~ In proper kept ~he court. =~J:r ~~t= ::=~., ~= The F~ P9!"°"' Costa M ... Piiot o.c.m-with ""~~ ~~ 11. 1991 ' ' PUILIC llOTICI E PMENT.' TRAOENAME ~Mt f P\ans Special u!, '!ttu ~~':' :~-=~ Bu1lneu N1me(1) Htted Butlnt.. Name(a) flat.ct '!!%~ PR~NO", ber 3, 10, 17, 24, t991 ~ t99t T-981 PIG....._ G OWILL. SUB-t.EASE, PrOYlslon~ enct actdlllont IO AAY 2, 1992 at 1:45 P.M. In above on: Octobef 28, = r~ 4251 ~ Wrt. New-T.oo2 FS140S3 PUILIC NOTlCI! ... ~ ...... L EHOLD IMPROVE-o....a PfO'll$1onS to the Dept, 3A located It 700 1991 . poft Beoctl, "Calif. PUIUC NOTICI Publlthtd Newpon Beach-....... ,,. M S. COVENANT NOT Standard Speclncallons Civic c.nter Drive Weat, Shelli Dnlly, CFO Thll llatemenl WU 111.ci H. Eugena Adami, 1342 Cotta Mesa Pl&ot Oec:tfn. PlcUtJoua The FolowlnQ per.oM ;~~~~~ ~~ ~~~ may be obtained at the Of· Senta Ana, CA 92101. J:...1 t:'c:11y w~et:ie:, ~~ ~ ~AC::~"'-3·N, ,,........ ber 3, 10, 11, 24, 1991 Bu•lne .. N.,,,. are dolna t>ue1ne1e aa: 1· 121 Mcfadden Pl ca nee of the City Enalneet, If YOU 08.JfCT TO the Oraoge County on Novem-bet 2~. 1991 C sW Ati 1342 Bell ......... Mw T-o23 ltatetMnt D.G. ~GEMENT, 115 • ·· ' · n F.ir Dflve, Cotta ""Mtta, gtantlng of the petition, you ber 1 te9t ~14094 · ams. ~tetetwont The Followtng per1ons CltnJI Pl .. Nr#Poft llocft, N~,J-:f ::C;',. 10 be Callfomla, upon nonrefund-should appear at the hear-• n 1t824 Publlshed ~ ~Suite 3-H, Tustin, The Folk>wlng ptt-.ona PUBLIC NOTICE we doing buslnets a•: c.111. 92~ baos1errtd Is: ON SALE ~~t:;~: ~ =~ ~~ Publlsn.°d Newport ~ Costa M ~ Tilli· bU1ln... la con-": ~1~o';: PC Plotttlou9 ~r~~~~& re:, sm:l~ 9~;~:".!:!. = g:;:l:oL LIOU OR LI-m4Jlt be Included If han-lions with the court ;;/;; Cost• Me .. Pilot No~ ber 3, to. 17, 1991 ducted by: ~ Ind JI~ us c 0 NT R 0 L a...lneM ...... FESTIVALS( tooKBOOK. Beach, c.m. 92eeO · 47·253835 now died by mall, Plant. ~lfl-the hearing. YOUf appear· ber 19, 26, December 3, T..OtO wlfo (b)"C4PCVC", 419' Carn-ltetotneftt 11Hl1 ~ Ln HLll\tlngton Thia bu1lnes1 19 Ce» Issued ~ the premises l0s cation• anct oll'ler contract inc. may be In person Of 10. 199t Tl'le reglitrant(•) com-pus Orlve 1550, Irvine, The folloWlng peraon1 Beach, Caur, 92649 ducted by. 1n lndMdual caled at. t21 Mcfadden document• may alto be••· bY your attorney, T·934 PUBLIC NOTICE mencld lo traneact bul6o Calif. 92715 are dolna bullnels u : Catherine Lee Holshouw, The regl1tran1(1) com- Place. Newpol1 Beach. CA amlnld at the Office of the fF VOU AAE A CREDITOR ,,... urldtt the Flcthloul BTA Economic RtNatCh AtV£AVf!W TOWNHOME$ 1719t Al)4lf Ln HunUngton rnencld to u.nuct ~ TM antldpated date ol 91ty Clet'k of the City of °' a contingent creditOf 01 PUBLIC NOTICE CNltOt8te7 Butlnea. N1ma(1) Bit.cl lnttltut•, a Caltomla corpo. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIA-&ach, Calif. 92649 ness under the F1dldou1 ~~!:.Is~~ Costa Mesa. Plans and the deceased, you must file '1otJtlous ~~ ~ rallon, 901 Dove Strei TlO.H, 4&75 MacArthur Thi• bualneH II con-8uslntM N1ma(a) lated · apecltlcatlons wll not be )'Ol.lr clalm wtth ttle court l"lctttlous •u•lnou N.me • .. ___ 1158. Newport BHcl'I, Court. SUit• 1120, Newport due1~ by:.,, lndMdual lboYe on: Nov9mbet 7, Bt>TTER SERVICE ES-malled unlHI the acf. atld mall a copy to the per· Bu1lneM N•me 8 .t.....m Thie 11atement WM t\ltd Calif. t2MO .. Beech, Calif. t29eO The regl1tran1(1) com-199t ~~ ~~P~. :.<;.· dltlonal SS.00 charge la In-aonal representative ap. lt•t•ment n... F~lowlng persona with ll'le~ty ~ ~ Thia butlne11 11 con. Abdul Mozayenl, Callfor· mencld lo transact busl-David Owtltlam ~ "E · eluded with payment l>Olnled by the court within The Following '*''°"' .,. doing bullneat u · Or1UlQe on ° dueled by: a COIPOf.UOO nla, 59 MMlc:tlo Dr .. Co-ness under tri. Flctllloul This 1ta1ement wa1 lllad =~~9DD 92683 acrow Each b1ct lhall be made tOUf months lrom the dlle 111 doing bua1neS1 ": INTERNATIONAL COL· 30, t09t Fl11 s-The reglttrant(a) corn-rona cMI Mar, Callf. 92Cl25 Bu1lne11 N1m1(1) H1ttd wltl'I the County Clerk of Tiie ~ ol the pur· on lhe Propo11J form. of tnt l11uance ol lenert THE WATERFRONT LEGE 0 , CALIFORNIA.. •• menc.d to transact bl» Thl1 butlness Is con-abO'te on: ~ 1, Orange County on No"9m-lheeta P·t through p.9 .. provided In section 9100 HILTON BEACH RESORT 4000 MecAtttlut &Nd Ste Publllhld Newpott Beach-,,... under the ~ ctuci.ct by: a corpotallon 199t b« 15, 199t ~=~n ~=ec°'Uon~ldi: provided In the contract of the c.lifomia Prob1la 21100 Paclnc Coae1 H~ eoo Newpoft Beech, ,,Cdf. Cotta Mesa Pilot Novtm-ButlneU Name(•) 111td Tl'le regl1trant(1) com-Catherine L-Hollhouslf • '•t'4>H trmnafer 01 the license and ~.!:.,.and •!'!! .. ~ ~·· !!:: "";• '°r Ill:,': way, Huntington S.ach, 92e6C) • ber 19, 29, December 3, abOva on: November 15, mencld to tnnMct bull-Thlt 1tatement was filed Publlshtd Newpott hac:h- t>ualn 1 1 ctl th ~·-...... by a ...,u.-.. ms no ••Pre cam. 92648 American College of Lan-10 1991 1991 nan under the flctitl<MAI with the County Clerk of Cotta Mesa Pilot Now«n-llmat.:•·1~t~ la•= or caal'lier'• check or• bid Jore foul months from1 the Waterfront Conatrucllon guage and C4111ur., Callfor-' T.e54 David J. Thomun, Preti· Sutln•n Name(•) liattd Orange County on Novem-ber 20 Oec:.mbaf 3 10 f $370 000~,00 _,...,_... bond b not leaa than t~ hearing dlle not c•d No, 1. 1 California Limit~ ..... 4000 MacAt1hure:t dM'll abOYe on: Februaly 19. ber 215 1991 • • • •um 0 • , • _....,, of the amount ot lhelr bid abOva M ,._,sN 660 NewOOtt ·-'' TN• ltatamtnl u fifed 1991 ' FS .. _, 17• 1991 COM!sll ot the 1ollowlng: made peyable lo the c1tf YOU· MAY EXAMINE the C~t; ~ Suite lOSO. !'!a.~ Newpoft • PUBLIC NOTICE with ttw County w C*1I ot AbdUI Mouyenl Prelldenl t ....,.. T-975 C om Pan Y Ch• ck of Costa Mesa, No o-file kept by IN court If you ' c f' ........ _....., e>rana. ,.~......, N Tl'lla atatement' ftlld Publllhtd Newport Beacti-$10,ooo,oo: Demand note PoUl shall be QOnald!'td .,.. a penon lntertittd In Newport Beach, all . Thi• bu1lneaa I• con-CN8t0t8t07 ber ~. 1991"' on owm-wltl'I the County~ f Cotta Mesa Pilol Dtcem-PUBLIC NOTICI ~be ~:~1:~:. unle11 accompanied by the estate, you m1y Ille %6:°w11erfronl, 1nc • .'o.n. ~tdr%i:t:="'fom-au:l°'1"°::9 ' FS'3748 Orange County on Nov~-ber 3, to, 17, 24• l99t FlcUtlow two (2) Promlss not~.,; tuch cHhl•r 1 check. with the court a f0<mal i. eral Partner, a Calltomla mencecl lo tranaact bull-,.... ..,.. Publllhld Newport S.ach-bet 19, t99t T-006 a 1 ..._. llVOf oc ..nee S2~ ooo oo c:un. or blct<*'a bond. quest '°' Speclll Notice ol Cotporttlon, 660 N..-por1 ,,... under the FlcWoua lt.t~ Costa Mesa Pilof ~ FS1:t:t78 PUIUC NOTICE ua,.... 11 .... been _:..... • a,.. No bid ahlll be conlld-the flMng of en lnventO<y Center Drive Suite 1060. Buslne11 Name(a) 1119d The f'ollowlttg penona PUbllahed ~ Beacn. Shlt.-.nt ·-... _ S....,8-!°,.i:::__._ -~ un1 ... It It made on a atld appr1ltal of estate u-Newport Beach Callf: abOva on· October 28 are doing buslneM u : bef 3, 10, 17, 24, 1181 Costa Mesa PUot No ... _tltl The Fonowtng pwaona tw9en .,,. .,._,......,_ b6ant1 tom\ fUmlthtd by the Nia °' of wry pethlon or 92660 ' · ' FlETCH'ER JONES MO-T..()35 V9m-r..., °"8 If• dotna but4nest aa: and the Intended BIJl/9f/ Ctty of Colla Mesa and 11 account a1 provided In T I I I 1991 ' TORCARS 1301 Quill bet 29, December 3, 10, htlnffa N.,,,. BILL QOHR Sl!RVIC' ~i:,~: .h:\u~ macte 1n a<:COfctanc. with MCtlon 1250 of th• Calllor· d!:t~ b~~ ~81u~11!, = ,;':.'::~A. MatMn, Viet Street, Newport Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE t7, 199t ltatomenl COMPANY. 25t& Via ,... and Profestlont Code that the Pfovlalona ol the Pro-nla Probate Code. A R• nershlp Thia ltatemant wu llled Cam. 92060 'kltitloue T·984 The Followlng perton1 rlna. Newpor1 BMdl, Calif, the contld atJon Joi the PoUl reQUlrementt. queit '°' Special Notice The reglstranl(I) com-With the County C*1I ol Fletcher JonH Motor hslMH N---PUBLIC "'OTIC• .,. dolna l>ualntt• u : 92680 ansf of• the bualneaa Eac:t1 bkSdet mutt have a form Is avallablt from the menctd to transact buU-Orange County on October Cera. Inc., Callfomla. 1301 _,._ n '" EVENTURES, 298 E. 15th WlJllam H, Mohr, 2511 Via :OO .:'!.n. 1 1 be --1..1 valid St.ie of c.llfomla coc.nt c:l•k. neu uncter the Flctltlous 31. 1§91 Quall Slreet, Newport 8t.t......rt Flotltloue St, A. Costa Mna, Callt Marina, Newpcwt 8Mdl, • 1 o ~ Clullflcallon "B" (Qeneral Pttltlonen IRETT M. Buslnet1 Name(a) lltttd ' , H Bted\, Calff. 92e&O The Followtng '*'°"' 92627 Cali!. 92980 ~after !'.!...":"f~ ~ Bulldlng Contr1c1or) IJ. CLARK In pro por abOv• on· Augutl 5 11191 St ts Thl1 butlne11 11 con-we doing bullnett aa: llu.lnMa N•me Lynn Mane MUfPhy, 298 E. n111 bualneH la ~ "*""'' 1ppr., .. ...., Y t cenN and alto pteqU&Jlfled p bll h d N rt St hen . K, Bone' p etl-Publiahtd Newpott Beach-d~H by: 1 corpor1tlon (a)D & P ENTERPRISES 8t.t ... Mnt 15th St A. Costa M .... dUC1td by: an lndMdual part~~.!_. AJcohollc Bev· u required by law. B ch~ ~. e Mu:w~~ol dftn'f ' r Colla M... Piiot Novern-The r•gl11rant(I) com-(b)HOME OFF1C£ SECRE· The Following persona Calif, 92627 The regl1trant(a) com- erage . '"'" The Contractor lhall com-.. OS This 1t1tement was tntd ber 19, 29, o.c.mber 3, menc.ci to tranaacl bull-fAAIAl SERVICES, 3365e .,. dolna bullntal 11: Metocty ~ Honadel, 10 mencect lo VMNd ..... 01ltd, t1-2S-9t ply with the provta1on of O.C.mber 10, 12, 17, t991 with the County Qet1r of 10 1991 nesa l.l'lder ~ '1ctJlloua 8aypor1 W"f, Dana '°"11. PEAC£i:ROOS, 800 New-Cobblestone, lrvlne, Calt. ntn under the ~ Sec11on 1no to 1780, In-TTh927 Orange County on NOYM\o • T-955 Bualn111 Name(•) filled Calif. t2e29 pcwt Center Or .. Newport 927'5 Bullneaa Name(1) ,_.. BHTE INC., BYI elusive, of lh• C.lifomll PUBLIC NOTICE ber t!, 1991 above on: Nowmber 1, David Edward Wart•. Beach. c.in. 92e60 Thia bu1lne11 la con-tboYe on: May 1111' BARRY HERMAH1 TIM labof Code: the prevllllng ' Fs13055 PUBUC NOTICE t991 3365e BIYPQr1 Way, Dana Stevsn Gary Stein, 5t0 d~td by: CQ1>atlnefl Wiiiiam H. Mol'lt EVERLY Seller/Licor.-rate and acale of wage1 ... NOTICE OF p ~•i ...... N ""' .. B ....... Fletcher Jones, Jr,, Preti-Point. Callt: 92829 351h St., Newport Beach, Ths 1egl1trant(1) com-Thl1 llattment waa tied ' tabC\shtd by the City of u.,. s.,.., ew,...... ,_,,., Ftotltloua dent Pamela Sue Wllfe, 3365e Calif. 12913 menctd lo transact bus!-with the County Qertl of 8:1 ACQUISITION Colta Mna which a.re on PU8LIC HEARINOI Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-. . Tilla llaltment was tlted Beyport Way, Dana Point. ~ L. M .. IOn, 510 neu under the f1ctltloul Orange Counry on~ file with the etty Clent of NOTICE IS HEREBY bef 26, December 3. tO, 8'1slnoa9 NalM with the County C1er11 of Callf, t2e29 35Ch St., Newport Bead\, Bulinttl NllM(I) 1111td ber 15. 11181 CORP., HOWARD NOR· said City; Ind atlall lotfell GIVEN that th• Orange t7, t99t St.tomont Oranoe County on Novern-ltll• bu1lne11 11 con-Callf. t*3 JbOW on: NIA P•tao94 RtS, PRES., Buror/ penattlu prucrlb•d County CommlllH on T-9Bt The 'ollowtnG ~ ber 5, 1991 ctucttd by: tlUlband and Ttll1 bu1lne11 11 con-Lynn Murphy Publlahtd Newpoft ~ Tranaf•rff therein f« noncampllance School Olatr1ct Organlz.a· .,. doing bUalneta at. '"2"2 Wl1• ducted by:~ Thlt ttlttmtnl WU tlltd COM.a Meas f'tlot ~ Publls hed Newport of said Cocte, , :'°" wlll1,:CS ~ =· PUBLIC NOTICE ~ J;K~ ~ete Putiltlhld Newpotl a.acn. The reglttrant(1) com-Th• realttrant(t) con.-with t'1t County Cltf'k of bet 28 Otcambet 3. 10 Beach/Co1ta Mesa Piiot The City Cowd of the 1~1 ~ F C. .,:,,;u 1 • ._otttlo·-,._m _,...,. ~ ..., Costa Mesa Piiot Nov9tn-11*\Ced '° tranuct bl» ment*f lo ttanuc:1 bull-Orange County on Novem-17 199; ' December 10 t991 City of Costa Men ,.. .., .,, . . • n ,, ..., ... ..,..,, __ ,, ,,... under the F1ctltlout ,,... under the Flc:tlt)Oua bet 28. 199t • . , T ltrvel the r!Qht to reject Campus Condos. Inc., and BualneM 11•"'9 Richard c . Pyle o.o.s .. .,., 19, 20, December 3, Bualnta• Name(•) llsWd Bua!Mt1 Name(•) .. ltd 'S140tl T..fn 0415 1ny and/or allbldi. MOU Con>oratlon, land· lt•temont 189& Rhodes Dr .. Colla to, 111!1t above on:~ abow on: Nowmber It, PublaMd Newpon e..cn. PU __ P_U_B_Ll_C_N_O_T_l-CE--• EILEIN p. PHINNllY, ownet1, collecUvery, which The Followtng Plftonl Mna. Calif. 92928 T·950 O.vld E, Wllfe 199t Cotta M Pilot ~ IUC NOTICI --------IClt Cl k Cit f request•• transfer of tern. are doing business at: Scotty Pyle, 1996 Rhod•• TN1 itatement was fifed Steve Stein ... ..._ CNS t018987 c ' M •r ' V 0 t0<y between IMne Unllltd (a)MARK VICTOR HAN-Dr., Cotta Mna. Calif. PUBUC NOTICI! with the County Clerk of This 1tal•ment WH filed bet 3• 10· l7, 24• 11111 ..... UtlOU9 oatll ... School District and Santa SE SSOCf TES 92626 Or9nOe Coun"' Novern-with the ,. _ _... Ctlfk of Ts-O Hi aualne ........ NOTICE TO P ubll1hed Newporl Ana Unllltd School 0111rict. N a A A Kll'llen Pyle 35 LA Cal-F1ctltlou9 ber ~. ., on ...,_", St.t.....t :~~:i;:~s::,~ Beach/Costa Mesa Pllof This 111•• II toc.ttd Hst of ~~t88~ ::g:~ f!~= Ida. ~ Santa Mat· au.Inoa Memo ber '1 991 FSt3Jst ~T.1~ on Novem-PUILIC NOTICI The. Folowtng l*90t" December 3, 10, 1991, JamborM Boulevlld be-P R o o Uc TI o N s auerit. Calif. 92688 ltetomont Publllhtd Newpof1 e.acl'I-FS140H Flc1ltlCH.1• ~· dolna buUltat M: OF INTENTION TO t040 tween C.mpua anct Michel-(O)CHILDAEN FOREVER °lhl1 bu1lneu Is con-The FollOWlng persons ,. __ 1 M p ,.__ Publllhld Newpott Beach-B al N r-RIORl1Y RED. 3334 E. TRANSFER aon, enct Is known u Iha PRODUCTIONS 711 W ducted by: a general part· art dotna butln111 u · ~a ... Dot ..... em-. u ,.... amo Cout Hwy. #1'8, Corona .ALCOHOLIC PUBLIC NOTICE "MOlA Project." 17th St o-2 Colla Mna' nenNp ADMINlSTAATIVE . AS-bef 3, 10. 11. 24, 1991 Col1a Meta Piiot o.c.m. ltotemont cMI Mar. Calif. t2e25 BEVERAGE The propottd transfer of Calif 92627 · ' The regl1trant(t ) com-SOCIATES 30 Via Cartno T.o38 ber 3, 10, 17, 24, 199t The following ptflOnl Tammy Stofer, 3t0 Mat· LICENSE CUC c UNITED 8TATIES 1emt0<y win no1 affect, In Patricti J H"'sen 32 t E menced to trll'IMCt bus!-Ranc:l'IO Sant. Mar~ PUBLIC MA'Pfc• T-007 .,. doing buslnen u : guerlt• #A. Corona dal ' ' ' DISTRICT COURT either dlsllld, the rlgh1t of 231d St Co ta M ' Calif· l'lffl undet the F1ctl1lout Callf 92988 nv 11 '" NORTH£RN LIGHTS SEA-Mat, Calif. t262S 8t01 •t .. q. •nd CINTRA&. DJITfUCT lhe employffa, the revenue 92627 ,, 1 .... ' Bu1lne11 Name(1) U1ttd Earl. L Ourtwam 30 Via 'kltltl PUBLIC NOTICE FOOD ENTERPRISES. This bu1ln•11 11 con- B & P 24073 et OF C.A1.IFORNIA llmlt. tile governanoe of lht M Viet H 3 atxwe on: Novtmber 25, Car1no Rancho sMta Mat· Mia ' 380t J1mborH Road, dUC1td by: tn lndMdual MCI·) Escrow No. CAIE NUMHRs districts. the number of E 11~ s':'_ c~~:"Me~ 1991 oartta. 'callf 82eal 9ualMM NMnO FlctHloua Suite 14·273, Newport The rtgl1lrant(a) com- 485s.c.I CV 91 171e.w•• ClhJ memben of the board• of Callf 12827 · • Pilchard c, Pyle D.D,S. vvonne A. ·Durham. 30 Via St.t.....,t Butlneu N•MO S.ldl, Callt t2060 menc9d to 'lranaact ~ Notice 11 h«•bV glvef1 • SUMMONS trustMs, or the method ol Tnri buslntat 11 con-lhla 11atement was fittd c.wio. Rancl'IO s..r.a Mat· The Followtng penon1 ltetolftOnt Steven L 8aQf a Wendy ne11 under lht Flcllloua that a bufk 1a1e o( use11 elec1lng trutt ... , In IC· ducted by: husband and with the County Clet'k or a11f1a. Calif. 82981 .,. ctofng tMlllnna as: The Foaowtrrg persona E. Baktf, 5HMI PHCOCk Busln .. a ffame(1) lsl9d and 1 1tan1ler of alcohollc RDERAL DEPOSIT lft. COfd1nce with the provl-wife · Orange County on Novem-'ll!la bualness It con-NO ENTERPRISES, 11295 .,. dOlnD bu9inest u : Ln., ~. c.111. 92505 abow on: No"9rnbet 1, beverage Ileen .. la about IURANCB CORPORA-t lont of EducaUon Code The reglitranl(s) com-ber 26, t991 ducted by: hutt.nd and Sliter Ave., F~ VM-SOLMAA ENTERPRISES, Thlt bu11ne11 11 ~ 1991 to be made. TION, .. Rocotv.r of Section 35575, the llf· menctd to transact ~ f5t40S1 wife ' • ley, Callf.12708 ' 24252 C11tlll1 LIM, Ml• ducted by: husband ll'lct Tammy Stofer · The names, Socl.i S.Cu-Or•nv• Coott Thrift rttorlet drop llabll~ for out· nest under the Fictltlout Publlatled Newpott S.ac"-The regl1trant(1) com-Rick Al1thonY DeBemardo, a$on Viejo, Callf, 92691 wlle Thia statement wu tllod rtty Of Federal Tu Num-Md Lo11n Aaaoclllllon atandlng bonded 1~ted-e ui lneaa Name(•) lltttd Costa Meta Plk>t Oecom-~ 10 tranNCt bual-1 t•1 Taft, lrvlne, CaHI. John Graham ~1 2•252 Th• regl1tren1(1) com-with the County aerti of bin and tddres ... of the Phllntlff • ""' In lhe former dlaltlcta above on· (•) 11111979 ber 3 10 17 24 1991 nest under the F1dltloua 92720 Caalllla Lane, Mlulon menced '° transact bu9'-Orange County on MIW9m-Stlllf/\.JeenSM are: CON· and autom1llcally ataume (b)19&4 ( )lim (d)N/A • • • • Buslneat Nemt(I) lfl1ed Mike Ralph OekrwdO, Viejo, c.111. 82691 neta under tl'le FlctitJoul bar ti>, t99t NOISSEUR INVESTMENTS. ... their proportionate ttlar• of Patrlela J Hanten l-025 above on: N/A 19082 Cemeron .,. ~ oeborah ..... Ciani, 2.4252 Bu.llneta Namt(I) h ied ••ta~ CORP,, 3334 e. Coaat JACK T. LILLARD, JR., I.he bonded lndeb1f(lnea1 Thl9 statement w•• filed PUBLIC NOTICE Elll OurhM1 llnglon BHcl'I. Calif. 12947 Caallll• L1n1, Ml11lon abOW on: Oc1ober 1, 1991 Publlihed N9WPOf1 ~ Highway No. 198, Cofone • n Ind Iv Id u •I; of the dlstrlcll of which with the County Clerk 01 Thl9 ttattment wu tiled Thia bu11n .. t 11 con-Vltlo. Calif, 12&91 Stewn Let Biker Costa M ... Piiot Nowem-Oel M11. Clllf. 92625 CHARL&S IECKMAN, they become a part 0r.,,ge County on Nov.m-CNl10,_77 with the County Cttttl of ducted by: a general P"'° Tl'llt bu1lne11 It con-TN1 ttatement WU nltd ber 29 Dectnbtf • 10. The buslnna r. known .., lncllvldual• INTER-Seid publlc hearings wtll bet 11. 1991 ..., Oranoe County on Novom-nenhlp dUc1td by: hulband end with the County Olfk ol • m ., as: FAT FREDDY'S DINER COASTLINK DEVELOP• be held 11 follows: • FSU:tee 'kltltJoua ber 15, 199t The reglatranl(t) c~ wife Orange County on Novom-17, 1991 The name1, Social Secu-MINT CORPORATION December t7, 199t (Tun-Publl-"--' N . ...,... ,._ ...., Bualno......... ' Pat~ menced to trtNact bull--Tl'le reglatrant(1) co""' ber 29. 1991 T-113 rtty 0t Ftderel Tu Num-• day) 7:00 p,m. ..,.., ew,.... .. ...,.a_.,,., llet~t ""' undet the flctllloUt mtneed to tranuct bual-FSt4082 bin, anct tddr .. N1 of 1he • Calltoml• corpor.. Santa Ana Unified SchoOl Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-n... FollOwtng persona Pubftlhtd Newport Beach--l'utlnelt Name(•> 1111fd ,,... under the Fk:tltlout Publiahed Newport 8eflCh. PUBLIC NOTICI BuyerfTrantftr.. 1r1: tlon; IWAN DEVELOP· District Board Room bar 29, December 3, 10, art doing bullnea u : Costa M ... PllOC Novom-Abo\19 on: Novenib« 2S, BuslnHa Name(t) llsted Cotta Meu Piiot Oecem-Plotttleul HEAVENLY ORAN OE, llENT COMPANY, INC., 1405 French Street 17, 1991 UDO mAVEL. 3404 Via ber 29. December 3, 10, t99t ll)oyt on: NIA ber3 10 t7 24 1991 ••lnlll ..._ CORP,, 5650 Cambridge e C•IHomle corpor .. Slnta Ana. Callfoml1 T-989 l..ldO. Newpoft BMc:n. Calif. 17, 199t Mb Ot8tmardo John Clark ' ' ' ' Ts-0'9 a•..a____. Way No, 7, Cutvef City, tlon• WESTERN PA--December t7, 1991 (Tue9-92663 T-880 Thia llatemtnl WM tiled Thl9 ttal«MOt WU fifed -------........ .__ Clllf, 90230 CIFt'c BANCORP day> 8:00 p.m. PUBLIC NOTICE Jallict ._.. 1n12 s & s Wfttl lhe County a.tll Of .rtt1 "" County C1lfk °' PUBLIC NOTICE The ~ .,._. A9 llsttd by lh• Selitf/\J. • • Irvine Unllltd School Ole-l.arl9. v~· Linda. Calli. PUBLIC NOTICI ~ County on Novem-Orange County on Novam-.,. dolna buM-. • censee. all other buslnHs bualMH organla•tlon trlcf Board Room CNl101S818 9268& ber 3. 199t ber tf, 1991 PloUUoua STYERS' EHTE.APNSEI. n1mu and addret1u form unknown; OR-5050 81rranca Parlcw1y Fk:Utlous Mtrla Commoc:tote 18912 Flolltfoue Plt404t Flt'43t helM .. H•mo 17&32 Metzler IA .., used by the S.Uet/UCen'" ANOE COUNTY TAX lrvtne, California Bualnoaa Neme S & S lane, y0f'b9 Uncta, 9ua1Mu N•Me Pub111htd Newport BMcho Publlahtd Newpott llMch-8tetOIMnt tot, Huntington a.act\, within UvM years bel0te C 0 L L E C T 0 R-lmmedl&tely followlng the lt•terMnt Calif. 92GM Statwnt Costa M.u Plot ~ Costa Mtea P1oc Dec:em-The Fo11ow1ng perwona Callt 12641 ltle dat• such fist Wll ..,,. TREAIUR•Rr TOMMY ciot.• or the pubic heartng The foilowlng '*'°"' Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-The Followlng pat90tlt ber 3, 10. 17, 24 1991 bet 3. 10, "· 24, 19tt .,. doing bullntta U ! ;.am~!: Stytre, !'..!1 Of dellYered to the Bll'(er/ Q . EITl8, en Ind~ In ttle IMne Unlfted ~ •• dolna bualneat H : duct.Id by: a gtn«al pWt. ere~~ aa: ' SHAPEMAKER, 12t E. ~ru~.,. IMno, ..,_, Trantftrff are: NONE vldu•I HONOLULU District, IM County Com-EASTL.(l<E COMMUNITY nenhlp TONE A CARTRIDGE T4 t1 T4 t7 ~d ewatlf Ave., ~ 92714 Th• ....... lo be sold •• noEAk. IAVINQI & mlttM wlll meet to recotn-BUILDERS • Calffomla llm-Tl'I• r1gl1trant(•) com-OEPO '851 BolN Ave. PUIUC llOTICI! PUBLIC NOTIC!' c:ft 9298t Thi!_..~.,,,... .. con-descrlbect In generll u · · mend approval or ...,_ JI~ perm9.. hip 3090 s mencld to tranuct buel-#184' WHI,,.,..., c.llf Marte s. Madefton 12t e duot ..... ,. an ind¥ldUll FURNITURE. ~IXTURes: LOAN AllOCIATfON, • PfQVal of lht pel.ltlone )n an.t~ l\f.!t $utte 150' ,,... \nMf the Plctttloua 92983 • . 0 PlotltleM• I '1otltleu9 Ed(MWSllf AJle ·B~ Tl'lt te9lltrant(t) com- E Q Ul PM ENT, LEASE, bU•fnott orgenlatlon accordanc9 wtth the pnM-eo.ta Me ... Calif. 92t2t • Buth,. .. NllM{t) 11.eect Alcl'lard Joesph Maet, .......... ....... ltualneuN.mo Clllif:t2081 .. mencH to nnMd ..... LEASEHOLD IMPROVE· form unknown I Ilona of Education CocM Ulogla. Inc. a <:allfol"nl9 abOVt on: October 10, 2MO W. s.oerttrom. San1a ttetetMftt StettHMnt Sidney R. Mandefton. 121 ntll urMlet N PJclloua MENTS, GOODWILL. TRA· PHILLIP POICAIUNI, StcUon 35708. corporation. ~ S 8ftttol ttlll Ana. c.iit. ~ T1\t '~ Tiie fo1ow1ng penon1 E. Edgewater Ave Balboa BUllMlt Naml(a) lilted OENAME, STOCK IN_., lncllvldual~RT Judlt" A. Bohon, ... 8""" Suitt 150 . Cottt Janice.Ieng Jon Oh.,ltt ,ftdtrlCll .,.ctof ~~ .. dolnabuelntltu• Calif 112981 " '~ on: Otctli!Mr 1• J:f~.=wareAlocal~:!; M. OAR, •n a~ lllor AdMlnlatratM A9o Mtta, Calif. 92e2t ' = ~ ~~ 9151 Botta Ave. 111UM: WORJ1 SPEED MOTOR-,ARK l>LACl CUiTOM Thi. bu1lnt11 la con-~~ p ~ ~kfr:'at~ to be ~~~~~L •~="~P ~~:~ahed Newport = ~"'= ~: ~~on Nowetn-~::1111b':fn=· ~ ~I:;.~~~ ~M:..;::~v:,M~ ~tdr:tU~':n~{.;"':om-= =~ ~~ rransferrtd ,,. ON SAl..E CAL9'0RNIA IMPLOY· 81tch-Co1ta M ... PUOl ~ 3090 S. ~ ' Plt.,OS ~by: a.,....... pert. Calf. 9*7 11s1w.:=wport 8ttch, IMnC9d lo lranllet bull-~ CcM.w11J on.__,.. GENERAL. 47:243681 now MENT . DllVSLOPM•NT o.c.mbtr 7, 12, 1991 Mela,' C:.t:~· Cotta Publahtd ~ ....._ The rql1trantCa> COM-=-e=r ~~ c:i'tch.el CNMt Wiii, 171 :;-11nt':*N.':(~ bar M, '99' lasutd fot lhe ~tmlffl lo-D•P1JtTM•NT1 IDQAft Sao92 Thia bu1tne11 It con-Co1Ca MMa Not Nowm-menQed lo trtNaCt ~ 9oect1 Calif 82ieo ~ 11 eo.t. Meta. tbove on· NIA Pat_.. ~ed t,=.a ~9 'aic= zw1•aACK, •" Ind~ PUILIC IOTICI dUCled by: a 1m11~ .,.,... w 1._ -. Deceml>ef s, nett urMlet t111 Act11b.a ...,. M...,Y, 1eo1 °"""' Cellf. taat .• Maril s. Mandtrton Publlthtd Ntwpoit ._.,,. '2'S.. .... . vlduel1 •••T•RN ~ 10. 19'1 8otlMM Name(•) lllCitd wood Pueblo Cotol9da ,,..,. butlMtt It con-Thia ~ WU fllld Cotta ...... P'Uoe Dtoelft. n: anticipated d.i of PROPIUtTY SmRVICat, CN8 10t877'9 lh• reglttrant(a) coin. T.e57 1bCMI on: NIA ttom ' dUCt9d br: ll'l indv6dUal wtll'I the County °'9ttl of bet :S. 10, 11, 24, tWt ~ Hlel\rantlt1 la~• 1HWM11 .,._,... IUtt•tHORCOURT menc.ci to ~= ~~ tied TI\lt b\ltlMM It COf'o T._. 'ri!:trant(I) com-Or~~ Oft NoYtM-T-004 ber v , 1991 1t the office: tton tor• unllnown1 OP TMI STATS =nea~N•'=<•> )ltttct PUILIC IOTICI wftft the OOl.l'leJ ~ of = b1: • """"11 p11rt-=-..-, ~l'letl!.= t>er '119t Plt1T8' PUIUC IOTICI INFORMED ESCROW, ll&LWM L. •NKtN,... OPCAL.IPORNIA lbo'ol9on:Aptf'23 199t c•tot•t1 Oranoe County on Nowtft. TM f9t1l1trant(t) corn-....... NllM(t) ll•t~ PuOllsMd ..,_ Btech-•---;i;i;;;--INC .. t7862 17\tl av.et. lftdtvl ..... I PAITH II. FOii ntl COUllTV Daniel H YOWll1 ~ bar 19, 1811 menotct to trwact l)uel.. t1b0111 on: NIA ·--...-· I PlellUi1• No. 110E, Tu1tln, CA NSNKIN M ............. , OP OftMOI Thie ...t.m.na 'waa Med ...... ,., .. tsMt ,_ undtr ._ AcllcM.-~Wit eo.tt tMta Hot ~ ..... 1111 ..... 92980· Sftd iic*1 1•21, lnoN-DWIGHT AHDl"ION, ._ lhe Cou'ltV Cltr1I of ......... .._. P\lbltW .......... leach-.....,... Hemt(1) h'9d NI ttllJJIWlt w tied bat i , 10. 17• 24• '811 St .. 1•11• ~ ~ of ~ ...... HNNOAtfTS Pa.Jnttff °'** County on October •tau '"' com ..... Not "°"""" ... on: NIA .... Cowrlly an of T-<m The ,... ....... don In~ with IM To THI! ~£D 111, . 21, 1091 n. fololMne ll"90M ber a OOco1nbef " 10,. a..~ Jt. or.. County on NcMln-"1ILIC llOTICI .,. ~ ~ • tr.,.,., ot the br'\M and DEPl!HDAHT(I), VrN .,. APOLONI01 IANCHU .. ttSH ~~--O::t':' ~CH 17 i•t . Tllla llBlrnwnl ._ flltd ber 1t. 19'1 ~ISIOMAL ""'"°' bualneat, Including the • ~ tumfnOMd anct ,. YONO MO klll el at.' ~ Nt!WpOft .._. UTATU. LTD '101 Von •. T..ta7 ""' N,..~ a.rt °' PltMll Plt•iue W t ... ~a= lmattd llMl'tloty II IN ~ 10 .. wllh WI ecM#t De ... lldent ' ' CO.. MtN P1toC ,_... _.,,..., n*d"'liiaiD ..... = ~"'# on ,_.... "*"fled ~ ltach-.......... ...... ta et •• Mn of s1ee.ooo.oo. wNCtt = ~ wtlOet CAI• .o. u.,. ot bar 11, 21. Oeoamllef ..... ...._. c.rt:iiiici "-'IUC IOTICI ... 1•• ....... c:.a .... Not MIW9m-lewtu llRt ~ =.-::.. MD .. 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TOii A.lrpW.-....................................... ao lO Cam~rs ....•.........•...........• S014 Scooten ........................................ ao a a PEHSUN/\L SEHVICES aoo5 PERSONAi st:RVICES ;wu;, IH ! :\1 \I( I 0:!2 ward, 2BR, 2BA. frpl, gar,$1890, 7eo-8382. Prime HV Hiiis, 3BR 1'1-HS():\l,\I S !Ill•~ ENTREPRENEUR VERY LATIN PASSIONATE NEWPORT WOMEN GAY MEN OF X·SITEI PRETTY INDEPENDENT LADIES BEST FRIEND!? WTTii PHONE NUMBERS NEWPORT Call 1·~903-1188 New cuatom built ex· 2BA. now 12,000/mo. Divorced Phyalclan ecuttYe home. Walk to Month lo Month or Heks very attractlva SWF G Im .. 1·900-884-DATE· Ext. 40 1·900-288-HUNK· Ext. 191-_,,,,.,.;S:.,1~.so~~r,.;m,;.:l~n~ute;;,,,,'= BLUE--D erman y, 80, ATTENTION ...,harlamatlc company PILOT c• •sSll"l•D 9515 fun lovtng, romantlc, President: 41, 6'1", STRONQ BEAUTIFUL -t>cn. Great view of lH. e1a.765-8329 voung woman to ooe.\ a canyon. 2 •hat• fabulous ocean-BLONDE 5', 135 Iba. Looking Handsome, sensitive, 190, DWM (no kids). DIANA DARK BEDROOM TALES H's the aolutlon you'r9 34, love life, tired of for lively, exciting gen-aucceHful, blllngual, Seeks tall, trim, ath· t-900-773 LADY-.. ton1 1·900-903-GtRL• Ext. SO Hatching for • wheth-matr BR auft ... 3 cat front home In ••· gar, 11,700,000. Call * 1250 OF, * tat Mo. change for occaalonal John 780-1885 Clean, 2BR 1BA Cot· babysitting • llght th b lookl ti 5,,, .,.. Ent SLM, 40'a, with U.S. I I h I d er vou're ... klnn a • ar scene, ng eman, irVV· ov citizenship seeks at-etc, a apely a y. . . ., for someone special all th Inga In llfe. tractive , -tin lady 21• Real people needed I'm Adventurous • S3 min. All callera 18 • home, an apartment. tage, $925. 184 E. Wit-houHkHplng. Salary, eon. SH Mike #178. car poealble. 487.()886 #4134 .... f '"S2/min 20 min miNmum a new occupation or to care for. I love to • 40 to share life's Joys, or sailing, beaches, 1·900-737·GIRL••• 1-on-1 cuddle up In front of a ob/ect companion-_111_e_1 _11_3_12_2_.____ Televentures,Ft.Myers. FL _ev_•_n_•_•tr_•..;'l;...P;..et_. __ owe. by owner, 3br, 1 842•9402 .-. ba. new khchen, -................ 2'""s-2""i""R_d_p_lx_,-w-1 SEEKINli warm fireplace with ah p/marrlage. #3124. SEEKING --------------------------soft music, a good man & wine. I can be A YOUNG LOOKING FOR JEWISH HOW TO RESPOND near achoola/ahopa, lg yerd Nu crpt. '217,000. 722-7493. Great area. W/D hkup, • 1ady nra1. and a 11n1e SPECIAL LADY wouau ATTRACTIVE glr1 al times. I'm not -.n Mt~ N . IOO:J Nf-.,\l '<>lt"I IH •\('II I <Hi~ garage 947-7640 •Free ltentl 3BR 21ABa twnhM on bluft nr bch. Dbl gar, spa S1245/mo 842·9888 spoiled, but 1 should PROFESSIONAL SWM, 26, over 6 n., who la alfectlona1e, AND be. Love to aall, bike, 24, alngle male, just enjoy ahooUng pool, • • a y go I n g • n o n-TO INTEUIGENT opera., theater, hors.a. graduated from Col· midnight walks on the smoker, 30-40. I just stab I• and a~ Could 1 be your· Holl· lege, new to Newport beach and quiet ro-moved to California: compllahed blond, 44, day gift this year? Beach, seeks attrac· mantle evenings at am athletic, well· UYFRONT Avail o.c. 1• 5'5", flt and happy, Let'• go dancing & tlve blond, blue-eyed home with that special traveled, Ivy-educated, ••••1 OPTION E.alde CM, 3BR lBA llkH the outdoor•, aeel #4152. woman between 20-lady. If vou ate an •t· with Hnse of humor . ._,.. h t OK looking for one man•----"'------__ 2_5._#_3_1_«_. ----tractive blond, tall, #3125. Ofttf lt0,000 moYU sf1~·11:~: 1&0 • with humor and Int-HONEST BUSINEssuau SWF, •g• 21•23 whol-;..;..;.~"-L_E_T_'S __ _ V-)II Alfeady the · -4 • lk -• -... enjoys same, Ured of ~ ...-... In th• Clean freshly painted rlty, 1 ea dinner at FUN SMOKER SWM, 50, 5'11", llv" the bar scene aa I am, DO LIF·E" ..--8:00 or aner. who's SJF so 1 1 Ari Towen at S225,000 2BR houM In quiet wllllng to travel to • + gong on n zona, loves golf, then let me give mv SWM 33, 5•11 .. , 180• L.H.l Now available on Eutatde comm. Encl Newport S.ach . ....._ 351 Healthy, euy tennis, (no kids), love, affection and ro-G reen-brown , flt, a W.. wttti opUon to back vard, Ideal for "'" N/S .. 41 ..,2 going, tnM romantic. apeaic. German, look· mane• to you. Must seeks .i1m attractive, p"""'aH. DHlrable roommat" 177!5/mo.1-....,--.· ___ ._ ... __ ... _. __ Vou: Bearded not Ing for lady who en-llve In Huntington smart woman between 3nt floor 1oc.i1on wtttt Cd Me-480a ATTRACTIVE bald, man of words, joys same. #3145. S.ach. #3123. 2~0 for love and ro-=~ ab;ybath"'-:i>tu! COSTA MEU/ BLONDE ';;:~:f,.! •. ~·:1·:S~1• _.:...;..:..;;_HAN=.;..D;;.;.IOM..;;..;;..;..;.;E;.;.__, ____ M_E_N___ ::fi:.· Kida o. K. prtvete eun deck. 1m-NEWPORT olEACH WIDOW PRETTY ANIMIUMOROUS ARE .PIGS ••• mediate occupancy. LIVE NEXT TO 50'•, Newport Beach, 25 v•ar old SWM. Except Seattle na-PEHSON/\I. SEHVKES .wo5 111 tt• EVERYTHING active, energetic, IN blond hair, blue eyea, tlveal SWM, 36, 6'1", would Ilk• to mHt hu-PINK enjoys outdoor actM· 170 Iba., monoga-HAllOtt rnoroua, happy gent ties, seeks attractive moua, hilarious con-ADULT 900 LINE 180 C1brfllo St. for early morning :~!:g= ::,w:kl, ~~ SWF, 21-30 y..,. old verHtlonatlat longs for DIR•CTORY e2&3 Bdrm, 21ABath walk•. great com-with good ...,.. of witty, humorous, cute, Graphic llatlng of unu-llALTY munlcatlon/ ahar• cycle, dance, walk on humor. #3143. aJlm companion, 26-aual unadvertised =~~=:an"Pt• your Interests too. beach. Looking to _____ ...;....__ 40. Romance? It can adult programs. 1· #4t31. mfft tall SWM, attrac· HANDSOME happen Ill #3142. 90().535-8585 99e/mln L~ prlcff 2.Sty Gated Parking tlve, hon••t. NS male, STRONG In -"Port SVNtal eOultrt Garden 810 reedy for commit· MUST AU. NEWI AU. LOCAU Ex.anded a up-.:f"~eaa toO.C. BLONDE mentl #4127. SWM, ~~~~~ ... 185 LOVE ~~~e;., ~.5.1Lgllot.000 Alfpott 48 + • aophlatlcatedl STATUESQUE Iba. ...ka SWF, 24-KISSING l-4IOCM2()..218& ., e ldeal for Alrpott casual, Mr1oua,lfunny. IEAUnt 3e, 5'7"~·. who Ilk•• Attractive, monoga-11 )"'I+ No Minlmum/$23 Bkt .-.sM4 P..-.onMI I• there • matLWe, \al d --· ••• _, DIN 1~m.21as BS non-9moker guy who Cultured, flt, fun, to ance, ... ,, ... ..,k, moua, secure, .. ncere,, __ ..;....;.._;..;........;...;....;..;..__ llE11PC)RT HTI AREA SU TAlfTIAL Isn't looklng for a healthy, 40• 5•10 .. , ..,_ laugh and feel very communicative, edu-BEAUTIFUL l EXCmNG l•eolOUI 38R, llM4UUOIAICE skinny 25.year old Joya natur9, outdOC>ra. _..;.•:;...pec.;.;...;1a1H;.;.·O;...;#;.;.N3;..;1~5S.;..1T.;____ :.'.t~_:.S:mca~·.:~ t-~1~!du~ I r ... ,.. Reduced KldJett? 1114133• Seeking non-amoklng E •Hive, trim, sincere. N S1 5/Call Tll .. (71~ ........ 72 gentleman of Integrity, SIN • ~ EARLY under 50, tor marriage CERE /amkg lady 34-40 fOf' DIN t-eoo-772·2185 lf ,000 to 1111 .I• ne KalMr CHRllTUI and famlly. Phot09 ex-SHM/NS, black hair, commitment, sharing HOT & WILD OIRLSI f..el $131,000. 1714) ••"-a1a..a PRESlnl'I' changed. #4132. 5'7", 38: enjoys ~31~tlea together. Call MM>0·884-1001 ,._. VWV""tl' -lift 1 dance, travel, out· 1_ ... __ ~_. -----S9.00 per call W9Kent17WHI Mr. Welter AttractlYe swrr. r9d-TENNIS doora. Stable job, NICE WOMAN , __ LOO_KINO_ ..... FOR_FV_N?_ Gl1M 1 Ella l'aGle apactoua 3br head, ~· active, ANYBODY marrlaga minded, dla-49 TO 59 LIVE LADIES fll•••r.t•R• 2ba. 2 car gar, trplc., fC:,0~~='Yrs. '°;~~ 40'a, love to dance. =~~1~~~d s:.':' s~ 1 .,,, so. WM, Just tor Mt00-737·2229 tg yard, pet ok. Avt vou should be •ha Widow with no extra SOW s.......a-1 lady to fun and laughter. 20 mlnutes/$35 now 11100 /mo. Wta • b kl ...--AIUls OtH 1~m-21as Rentals 97~e1a Mme. #4141. aggage, ••• ng ahwe life. #3134. Down to eatth guy non-smoker, Ilk•• to 1..._LUGENT with Raga to FUchn LcMt & Romance Tonight Eut81de 2BR tBa. gar,llP-------•I travel. Dreama can n 1 r. · potential, adventurous 100'• of Local Ledl" encl paUO, no pets. come true. #4121. YET HUMOROUS • romantic. Well, 1·900-454--8887 '850/mo. 2138 Santa No matter SWM, 23, 5'1", brown her•'• your chance to AdlAb $1.50 mWS3 , .. rrin Ana Ave #C 845-1020 what you're UNIQUE hair, bfu• eyes, ... ic. turn Into Prlncen. If DIN 1-80o-772·2185 ... talde 'hlmtunel d I STRAIGHT attractive fem.la, 18-you've got It, 1•1'• goll --------·I -11--NQTON 2 Ma•t•r bdrma, 0 ng, your . FORWARD 25, to sher• ~ach ~111...;.3_133_. -----UCll AREA 2~8•, dining rm, hometown WF, ~no redhead, walks, ballet• and -~o Ind utJI trpla, gar. 11050 -paper 4 '-'-cozy fltM with .,, in- -;.-, OY9r 15: Remu 942 .. 797 .......... .!;.,,!.:"*' ~~=-t.Ulgent, senaltJva Col-a . IBa. ·~ NIOe 2Br 2~8a twn-n. ... laughter and lot• !!g! student. 1113152• L..mll THAN '401000. hme, garage, frplc, r911... more. Reapact get• ... 0.... T1W73o-pool, Canyon/Vlctot_t you every.thing , Sell your home Ntf. Clll b Appe. .,.. SMO/mO. Vitia ftta In. maybe even me. through daalfled. MEET someone special 1hrouQh classified Rentete 87e-4912 1114151. M2H78 NH Aokfi 211t 1Beia.---iii1!!!1--.. ·....!~.!.!.:~---------------------- dpbc. pellO. "" kit/ cpt. w/d ..... ~MB AWl!lnow.IU MM "\I \\l"l>l1l 111 \' II . I' .. I For Ad Action Call a PllL AO-VISOR 142·5878 DATE~LINE A ur1ic• oftlw NftlPIJft Bqcja.Cono Muo Pilot •Call 1-900-844-0100 ·E~ter 4-digit c?de aµpearing in ad •Listen to greeting •Leave message (you can change it if not satisfied) When leaving a message •Leave your first name •Mention your interests •Tell your age \ "Describe your appearance •Specify your preferences •Include what you liked about the person you are responding to You m.ar leave a 30 second n1essage. You w1l be automatically billed 98¢ for each minute. NALS USE THIS FORr.1 TO PLACE vOUR FREE PER~,1.._.'rJ..\L .\Q -. ' ' ' l, E L r J t .- ....._......,.c.-........... _.. .., ......... ....._Atlblel R aCl9 po:: ....... ~ ..... pws••-.-=tdca ...,......., ... , .......... FREE ADS ARE MAIL-INS ONLY M Cal-h WI Be Charged Regula Rate. OIV: Ml! .. __,..__ -.. --................. .. ......... _ ....... ~--.............. -.......... _ ... ____ ........... -. ..... . ---......... -----.·--··-·--,.. ....... -.. ....... ......._.,.,er a a 1"*•M•e .............. , .... , ..... ,... be 12 DD ... , cl .. __.e.Md\, °"'111 ........ ...we ........... ,,, .. ·-·--· a.-..•--.. .... , ....... p ........ _ ........ ............. -•• be .............. ~~tdCIQlt. .. . -.an•• ......... ....._,°"'111......... 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I' I I • • I ti • I I '1 I I : Merchandi~: llghll, hrdwd nrt, fr ..,-------..,...,.,...--dr1 w/ beveled glus, Terrace, 3br, 2.5ba, va- •tcl 940-5324 cant, new appl, paint, 2BR, 1 tABA town- home type apt. Ught & airy, 2 oar covered prkng. Immediate oooupanoy. $875/ mo. Call Mfckey Har· tllng, 7~0 I , $975/mo. + aec. Call if A ... 0 R v I IE w Rutty agL e31-e389. ·-oc--EA-N_V_IE_W_B_A_C_H_ HOMIE8 $t900/mo --------lovely 48R 28•. ..P Vllll 911a.--! On th• 80&1dwatk ('OSTJ\ MtO:S.I\ :!t.:!-1 uvt1 Pvt quiet a .. cure DR. FR, Agt 404-2073 Spacloua 18R + den, S610 Yearly Incl ut111, Harbor V1ew Hom•• .. curlty condo, nice N/S, N/P. 873~72. POf'toflno, 4br, 3ba, view, frplc, w/d Incl. ig. tMng & family w/ $1250/mo. Avl 12/15. trplcl, e>ccellent condl-Vllll Rtnlllt COHON/\ tJon $2500/ mo. 675-•7• ,.812 2898, 760-0204 deya. v .,...., --------,,..----, ~ Blks to OCHnl UEL MAH 2t.22 Apartments For Rent Udo Country Cottage. W'SIDE cute 2BR, open Charming 1 BR, 1tove, 3bf', 2ba. aunny patio b•am, w/yrd, frplc. frig, crpt, gar, lndry, _________ E/Slde. 18R 1ml yd, wl)acuz, back gatden, S795/mo + S300 dep. rm. No pet1. 1 person, •CLOS E TO ALL! carport. $570/mo. tennla, aalllng, prlv 9l's.-t98e Sam-Tpm $785 + HO dep. Avt $200 OFF!! 2522 0 . Santa "'la•-----------IH H l:\1~. .' :11•. beach, s2200. 675-1/1. 1 yr lse. 640-2788 Ave. 845-4190. 18R 1Ba. ll•p• to bayl PRIV.<TE N 8 room for ,,..,,.._ 2BR 1 BA, tndry rm. Mini bay view! Quiet 11,..;,,:_,.k •·-•t e370day. 1573...,......,...ve 1BR w/frfg & atove, w/d, clo•• to 1hop1 & Eulllde trg 2Br, patio, llvlngl $795 Incl utll1. rent. .,-,,, .. _ • ,...,. Npt Shr1 3Br 2Ba, Ber-hrdwd & carpet, new buses. Will accept bit-Ina, beamed cell1, VIP Prop• 875-2232 nowt call 873-4470 Sear1 dryer portfbl• 110 apt size $40 '!> yr old elec 1tove, ~lean $40. 964-8043. ber cpl, frplc $1500 tlle, gar, clean. No o. c. Housing. $850 wfd hk""'P· Mul1 aee.1-----------ROOM W/pvt BA & pvt Agt 723-4494 Chrla· pet1. $875. 644-7809 2257 MAPLE 1650 No peta 548-2765 1 BR. Bayfront, pvt entrance. Coate Mesa Employment Opportunities tin• Bal-Npt Alty 1BR Walk to China CENTAUR MGMT b•ach. W/D hk-up, area. 1400. Incl all U111. 642 2288 Or 631 2725 LARGE 2BR 1ft81 new d/w, frplc. SH~OO 545-<>e80 OI' 842-6329 •NB 8xe o Offtoe FURNl'I'UHE tH't4 NWpt CrHt Condo 3BR Cove. Garage In---t • Incl utlla. 875-0481 38A, nu palnVbllnd1/ eluded. $700/mo. •Do you need lg clean M1plt. 831-4088 Sult••• 9>c12, furn. Antique aldebo'Wrd, carpet. $1500/mo. Avail 1/92 644.,.244 2br tba? Oatage, new 28R tBa, 1tep1 to Free parking, lunch $300. Oyater color. 499-2698 BALBOA ISLAND <410 Seaward 2-atory cpt. D/W, storage. Large 3br, 2ba, dn-bchl Encl gar. w/d avl, room• oortff, rec•pt, DRIVERS WANTED wood·trlm oouch,1antl- Nwpt ShOl'ea, 3BR 2BA, Cozy 2BR, 1 BA & den. 2BR 1 BA, •net patio, $750 No Pet 840-2495 atalr1, -encl garage, S97&/mo. VIP Prop• Travellng to WHt Kauai, conf room, FAX, cop. que style $275 542"·~ newly .decorated $835 97S-a2 32 Hawalr. itay In I«. Near JW Alrporc. 1400-5850 Wkly. Wiii !!'.:: gar, •pa, nr ocn, nu Avallabl• Jan 15. comm pool, dbl car-•-.-EA..,.-S""T""'s""1"""D""E-2,...,B,...,R""',-1.,..,B,,..A,.... + $650 •ec. 831-7864 $350/mo, mo-to-mo. train. Drive Co car. Braes headboard, ,m.t- carpet/palnt, comm pl, $900/mo. port, $850. No Pell. Huge yard, new crpt. -------...--Bach. Apt. utll pd $450, Kekaha, just mlnute1 Al Quinlan, 833-9550 1-8oo-521-n5o tresa, bo>c & f(~;n.. $1450. agt 297-2753 uaa. 673-7570 832-4618 Peta OK. S700tmo. MONTE SERRENO A 2BR Apt. llv. & kit. from pr111•n• beaches _,,_ ____ ........, ___ , guffnslz• $235. illl"t• -=:;::;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:=:;;:;;:;;:;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;;~ •BACHELOR unit. AP*BT E 28A 2 -car oar In Walmea Canyon. Appx· a t o S/F New --LAB--0-R_E_R_S__ & braa1 daybed,.,..t-• Incl utll1. $500/ mo "" M NTS $1 ,025. 892.0838. • 0 n I Y S 8 5 /n I g h t. Of c w /WI n do w & treas & trundle, --m-1 BR 1BA, $625. $350 Weekly rate1 a vail. Ample parking. E 17th Now hiring to S16/hr, _. ...... By CHARLES GOREN with O MAR SHARIF and T ANNAH HIRSCH North-South vulnerable. North deala. WEST NORTH •AKQ ~K876 0 AK 10 4 •32 EAST •863 <::!A 9 6 2 OJ2 • 10 9 6 4 <:;/ Q 10 3 0 9863 + 10 8 + KQ 9 7 SOUTH • J .7 2 <::I J• O Q87 •AJ664 The bidding: North Eut South Weal l 0 p._ l NT Pua 3NT p._ p._ p._ Opening lead: Four of + At ita annual meeting in Vokoha· ma. Japan, in October, the Intema· tional Bridge Presa Aaeociation awarded ita "Hand of the Year" prir.e to Shmuel Friedman of larael. The hand waa played in the Europe· an Community Championahips. Friedman became declarer at three no trump aft.er a atandard auc- tion. Despite the fact there weni 27 high-card pointa in the combined holding, the fact there waa no ready Call Kevin 851-0424 on t a t Mo Rent Bachelora, 1 & 2BR Write Coral By the Costa Meaa 848-<4330 payed Wffklly. plete S195. 84o-8733. Frig• avl. Covered Apll avall. 2nd Month Sea, P.O. Bo>c 211, KOLL CENTER NWPT· 1-800-521-6313 Custom solld oak twin •MOVE-IN SPECIAL! 1 BEDROOM Pool. apa. cable hkup WESTLAKE VILLAGE MMt 22 parking, cable, b9autl-1/2 mo free. Pool, Walmea, HI 98796, or 2 tum ofca avail In pvt---------bed headboard ' 7tt, fully lndacpd. Pool, 2 tndry rm. rec rm & call (808) 337-1581. suite -12x12 & 11X11. Mature P erso n 81 n' w /I I g ht & lndry rms, gated com-pool table. Nr Hoag. Fred Great tocatlon a vu. P/T to take admls-shelvH, 2 matc~lng plex $48.7017 From $880-$800 L.neh rm a reception slons & give dlrec· 23" nightstands w/ 8424357 area. $550 & H50/mo. tlona. Sherman Gar-braSI trim & h~IH. MUST SEE!* NEW BACK BAY 1BR IBA, Real Eatate related dens, CdM. Ca.II $100. 642.()862. source of tricks cauaed conaiderable * 2BR 2Ba, pvt garage, f fr'd 752 1441 Dorothy Mon·Frl b trplc, gar w/opnr. Very 2BR 1BA BALBOA 1 pro · pre · -9 73.228 8 Dining rm table + 6 pro lema. $200 OFF!! wHhar/dryer, good nice a quiet. $840/mo. h .. from land. Fem PRIMi N.B. 2nd floor chairs, xlnt cond '150 Weatledalowapadeanddeclarer Lg1BR1BA,d/w,ga-Costa Mesa location. 721-1180 prfrd. $395/mo +"" offices. Spaclou• PVT p oatal center. + buffet$751Kln~u Could COunt Only aaven '"'•t tn'ct.· rage. lndry rm. CloH Move -In S peola ll b d & wood ._ __ _ · """' ,..., .... elec.67S-2625alt6Pm deck. $1.05 1.f., Retail counter, gift e ......... While the heart or diamond auita t~g; ~:,z,:Fs~g~E~ 5975 714-650-8310 BLOCK TO BEACH! BIG SCH HOUSE. 1 or grosa. Roth 261·6181 wrapers, PIT. perm & 6'>c7' $100 83t"2242 might each produce another trick, CENTAUR MGMT. Nwpt across the street, $200 OFFll 2 for tge m!tr BR In Wiii aub-lease all or part temp. Fashion Island, Dining room 1et wlbOw clubs offered an alternative of at 642-2288 or 631-2725 2Br 1.25BA, frplc, gar, 3BR 2BA lower unit. HB. deck, f/p, d/w, of 708 sq tt office. Loe 537 Newport Cent..-. back chairs, ahefVlng leaat one trick, pouibly two. Unfor-•-=_,,..-....,,...,,....,,,....,.....,,..,,....-S795/mo. 1665 Irvine Garage, dishwasher. micro, w/d, oat. $750/ on Bay. Call 714/644· 944-6245· E>cp pref, cabinets." 642.0'tos. tunately, the South hand waa rather t BR Apt, 282t Har-Ave #5 720-842 2 $1160/MO. mo negot. 969-1076 9292 for detalls. apply In peraon. leave message . h f bor Blvd. Pool & 2 10 GRANT = s ort o entries. laundry room. Call Sing. quiet 18R Ouple>c, 208 LUQONIA CONSIDERATE fem, n/ REAL ESTATE ASST Henredon wall u en- Declarer got off to a good atart by 546-9081 kit., drape1, patio, CE TAUR MGMT 1mkr 1hr beaut Lake T p d tertalnment c er, tum. S650 + $600 N · Fore1thm.Tnn1,poot, op ro uoe r lighted w/sheWes/ winning the ace of spades and lead· 4409 RIVEi\ 2 400 SF N~t Bch Heka ••p'd lic'd As-ing a club at trick two. Aft.er Eaat 1BR W/IOft dep. 642"7806 642-2288 or 631-2725 ipa s350/mo no-8651 • 1l1tant. Call P atrick doora. Nice 3" X '7rt X ~ ll ed 1 So Coate M••• _ ilngle 3975 Birch trHl T 855 5800 17". $375. 642.081'2 . 10 ow ow, uth inaerted the Park1ld• ocean view. Special. $100 Ott tit•---------Agt 541.5032 enore • jack. When that held, ·declarer waa Avallable nowl Appt to mo rent. E'alde 18R COZV, QUIET dphc. 3BR Chrlitlan father w/2Br KINGSIZE WATEReED -aeel 8 3t·9t07 1BA. HUD Welcome. 2BA, garage. Near 1 Ba duplu seeks Apprx t300 a/f AUL HTATl'S IEITI• No-wave manreaa; In-up to eight tricks, and he found a $995 No Peta Avt now. 722.()812 Udo shop1 & beach. roommate. Incl W/D, $710 mo. Placentia •Earn $3,000 mo + In eludes frame & head- pretty good method to enaure a $1250/mo. 641·9741 kitchen, apple. ator· Ave, Costa M11a. Avl AD D IT I 0 N o I board. Good otndl- ninth. Declarer croaaed to the kins .. ----------------•11------~----age, garage & oH 12/7. 94e-1 tM comm'• to 100% + tlonl Only $200. Call of apadea, led a club to the ace and UP TO lmmac. 2BR apt. w/gar atreet parking. All utils Tmg. No desk fee. 589-7904, leave ••• continued with a club, diacarding parking. 18th St. Bch pd. e>ccept phone. Avl Call Mike Herman a.ge. on th• Bay. $1075. tor lmmed occpy. Call 855-4987 1.,..,..-.,.......--....,...-....,...,,..,.. the queen of spadea from dummy! seoo 675-2837, 850-1561 8111646-4520 Kngalze waterbed• t.50. yf BR r •sTSIDE C .M. large wood ctesks On lead with the queen of cluba, Udo Ba ront 2 • pvt 5" s20. box aprlngU.CO, Eaat wu faced with a choice of un-bch. new cpl, lndry, 3BR townhome. F• wd lite cabtn.t $30, Ol teMll, yacht1rv1, pell I I _ _. $350 olf~ C•" 722~"131 pleuant options. A spade return ok. $1200 87s°-5°o59 ma• pre err..... "'• ... ""' · wouldprovidedeclarerwithanext-PER MONTH + ~utilities. lndlucea Oak dinette, • c •• Ud 1 1 Ba "' f two ln1ld• laundry faclll-MllMllililll entry to band to eatablilh and cub a 0 1 • Y u °' tlH, frH excercls• Hom~ers needed. Re1taUf-an-,-----• S 1 oo, 3-piec• long club for the fuU\llins trick. To * 1111 Ml I ecn-* ~~. ~~~1,!:~.2~ equipment & tanning Up to S500I Wffk Pol-CASHIER ~g~. 7~50~~. ew lead a diamond would be into the l'IU ""'--IUllO peta. 875-0377• both , furnished slble. 24 hr Info. Call Part-time, expe<lenc::e 673.()141 table'• tenace and allow declarer to kitchen & living room 81&-821-3183 E>c1 Dl102 neceuary. Call for ~ ICOre four diamond tricks. And a Early morning motor McLAIN ENTERPRISES and large sundeck. PAY PHONE. Rout• For eppt. VIiia Nova Res-S OFA 88", 3 cus na heartwouldbeuptothekino,.nvin., FEATURES *631-6959* Sale. Excellent Cash taurant942·7880 s 1oo: Blue GrM • gd declanr hia ninth trick in tharaui~ routes available. Deliver EXCLUSIVE Neeclllndscaplng?Seeaa.-Income. Umlted Offer. cond 7 eo-oto 9 Check and mate. BEACH & COUNTRY fted _.. dlr9C1 tot hele>. 1-s0<>-741-3433. S1let Manager Sofa 8tt. $150, cerree Tuesday, Thursday & CLUB COMMUNITIES 1.--------· VENDING ROUTE! For Mortgage Co. R.E. Table $50, 2 • ta· S d M h 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom Eatn a good llvlng, lie req'd. Call Mike bl81 S50 ea. I atur ay. ust ave Apll w/lrplc, wet bar, No matter priced to 1811 qulckly. Teno r• 8 S5-e800 chair S200, 64&- TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE dependable transportation micro, w/d hkup1, what you're 1-800-284-6363 central air a garage doing, your VENDING, Route for and liability insurance. ~:i~~~~a~~~r~r_-Au hometown sate. PoHlble 11200 WHk~lncom• 1-800. CALL Sorry, no pet1. newspaper 22""2 642-4333 ~~~~9~~ - SALES REPS America'• first earth- fr I end I y catalogue ba1ed Multl-Level Marketing 11 1w•eplng the nation. For Info on thl1 ground noor op- partunlty of th-'80'1 call Natural Wo rld 'SOUND OF llU Compl•t• Ht 8 Bradford E>cchage DECORATOR ct'!I• tor'• plate1 (Art pa)nt- lng on fine china) by Edwin M. KnowlH. Features ac'enes.f'from the movie m-.lcal. Stlll In Ol'lginal Qpices, never been dlsp>.~ed. MakH a great q rlat- mas gift. Asklng1 50 the aet Pie..-all e 4 5 -1 9 3 3 aF,r 5:30pm. Or call ACROSS 1 Shore 6 Vow 10 Eklrn 14 Ol8')Ut8 15 Ice mass 1e Fr-ay unn 17 Elevate 18 Hook.and- ladder .. barn .. 20 Sound ol a fall 21 Ouinelll. e.g. 22 Perl<><med 23 Eternally 25 Gaskets 27 Mended (socil•) 30 Couch 31 "--01 robins .. 32 Soothing 33 Siamese -36 Flower 37 Slogan 38 Unconse1ou1 Siii• 39 Gree61 lettet 40 Cevltlet 41 Tint 42 Geeae « Spanish dance 45 Snap taker• 47 Ewe'a product 48 Guin,_. and Templeton 49 Af1ernoon party 50 -001 geta by With 54 Ladde<·truck pullef. once 57 Nlmble 58 Bldg designers 59 Harvest 60 Inventor Nikola 61 Notkles 62 Conservative 63 Indian state DOWN 1 Complain 2 Spoken 3 Exchange premium 4 Hitehcock's torte 5 Ball perch 6 Bid 7 Came to earth 8 Hiii 9 -Haw 10 Woman's hat 11 Expert horsemanship 12 GOOH genus 13 Band section 19 Quick 2 1 Garden plot 24 Animal doc 25 Skin ridges 28 Vapor pre! 27 Scurry 28 Wiid OX 29 Put under again 30 Gratlflel completely 32 Fastener• 2 3 4 5 14 17 20 31 •• 34 love~ 35 Edible foot 37 -Lisa 38 Educational Institution• 40 Sever•. 41 S~gently 43 Miehe ... 9'\ak• 45 Restaurants 46 0r ... ltyle 1 8 9 41 Teirful 49 Ruter· var 51 ShOw affection 52 She. Sp 63 Stitch llne 55 Scfap 56 \/lnllQ8 car 57 --lolS 11 12 13 7ecM>9tt The Piil. COSTA MESA. NEWPORT BEACH fAJffNAY APTS II Announcemen ts BIO CANYON fits In. 144.osot '7t4-7 53-2 838 lime. leave mess •. Wednetdey, December 11, 1•1 7 day Hawaiian laca-tlo" for 2, $285. Call now whlle they la t. 1-800-934·5665. II Could Happm: loril Ytltaln, leadln9 Sovld offltlal. 11 rightfully "nuvo-H During 1992, eapedally d11rfng aonth of September, ti. f- danpr, C'Ould be r«MOVH hom power forcefully or through "devlow" di- plo11U1Cy. Vele.In, an AquriaA, la dyna1111lf and lnt11Jttve can be impuJ- alve and mlpt have lo pay pritt for puahlna lo1k and an11lon Mide. Mik· hall Co~. a PIM.et, could fatt lnfarttratl-, will be un.dtr pl'ftlutt In 1992, •lght be holdln1 on to power .... t11 ... "•If deMructa. H AlllES (March 21-Apnl 19): ActlYl- tle awlrl arouncl you -you'll be In the mldllt of crutlve proc:ftl, lnducUng an, musk, t~r lttlahonahlp th.ti foun · dtred will be ~k on tnck You'll win frienda, Lnnuence ptc>ple. TAUllUS (April 20-May 20), FOC'\&S on ea'"1, '"ponalbillty, 1t1ndlng in cocnmunJty, lnMNe retadonthlp. IA>ad- tnhlp role attalMd wtwther or not de- aired. Old•r lndlvldu•I 11y1. "You',.. nght penon at right tlm• ind placer' CWINI (May 21·Ju11e 20): Mllalon complee.dl Emph•l.a on dittance, l1n- 9uagt, tnvel. ability to wl11 wider audl- enCJt. Lunat potfllon hlghlighi. phtla.• ophy, .-ducatlon, publlahlng, (()m- munlcatton. Ari• llgul'ft promlnently. CANCU Oun• 21-July 2.2): You'll unfover myttery rtlallng to "fJ'Ntlvt 11«VUntln9." flC'tt, llau'" wlll be ex• plalnf'd In direct manntr • «>nttMttd to pttvloua ev•'°"'· Flnand1I 1t1tut of one de.. to you will M rtYMltd. LIO (Jvly ll·Aug. U): Atttntlon rn6tva atOVl\d publk I'"*'•• fftd[b 1- lty. pann.nhlp propo.at, marl11l ttM111 ..... , tfthll, ,..,....,... wlll M d.vi- (lifd -to~ .......... lnMtJft In• ... lk1 wtll ,.., ..... . v1aco (Aua, 13-Str. 22): AYOld ltMMJoNI•. Qn fuU play to inr.I· lact•I aart.Jty. Yov'U M po,.Lar """811 to ptn alllft aAd to i..co.. ... 11n .... t. lfloetiPt Oft •m.ty of •• ,.~. ~ a.sMtila\, a,,,. "'1 p.m. Puul• piecn fall Into pl~. ~ fin.a~ pettema. Rdu.w to brcome ron · founded by bt'lllcoae Individual. SCORPIO (Ort. 23-Nov. 21 ): Em· phuls on movement, travel, l"f'adlng and writing, ability to dellnNtt tttndt. cycln. Short trip lnvolv" l"f'latin who in"'itts l~al document can bt' loaited. S.glttarian reprntnted. SACrTIAIUUS (Nov. ll-Dec. 21 ): Check Scorpio mnuge. Involvement with "family financea" could dnln en· ergy. Be diplomatic but alto prolKt your own interest. Cift ~lved tonight reprnents token of aff«tlon. ettf'MI. CAPaJCORN (Dec U-Jan. 19): Anl'"7'1 are found bt'hlnd Ken-. R.t • ¥Hw aymbon Involved In ~m expe- rience thrft nightl ago. Fiftand&I pk• tuft briahlltna. MoM)' "°"'" yow way In aurprlaJns m.1nner. CanCJtr lllltln In- volved. AQUAlllt1S (Jan 20-~. It): You thoqht opportunity had ,...t you by -t'Yentw tran1ptn to prove you wrong. Sornario hlghllghta mpontlbUity, ~ relalionahlp. prodlletlon and promo• tlon. Jucfament, lntultk>n on ars.t. nsca <~· 19·March 20): Oii• reotlved ttlatln1 to lmpott-nport ec- tlvltl"' PrnlOlll NI• qn I~.,,.,. Arie, Ubn ptT10n1 ltetured. IP OICIMIH 1t II YOUI llllntOAY: You~ ort11.MI. dyMM• k, erMlln. llNbbom. lltncth,t. P.,tMr JM*ibly had "'°" h\n..ic. than clW inoth•r. &Ao, Aquriw ~ ,t.y ... ,_11\Sfut .... Cufftftl tyd• .. • phae6ael llf~. rwlt ot, .. m.-. Oun"' ,._...., o1 o...w. ,_·u be rid of obllptioft ,_ .-uw ftOl Mw bft'n canylna In lint ~. Juury aad Octollitr wUI h ._.. ... lof 19'1 In 1"2. ,.__ wUJ ,.,_, ... l\lf6cant "*· Of All Thlnp: Reader clahna. "In all your faacin.atlng bib of lnfonna- tlon, •trology and otherwlae, you never 111enllon two of my favoritt'S and I would like yo" to give their zodla<'al algna: Sandy Kouf111 and Hank Crttnbe'1-'' Rttponae: Crttn- berg, who almoat broke t.be Ruth'• home run rMOrd, was a Capricorn. He HtmplifiH qualllin of that tlgn aa did Sandy Koufu, legendary pitcher, alao a Capricorn. Another r.adtr wanb to know Al Jo1Mn'1 aign. Jolaon, dubbed world'• pafflt •nler- talner, w• a Gemini. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19): Along with fulfillment of dttlrn will alto come ldded rnporu1bllity. Spotllg}tt on apeculation, •PfO•I ~btionahip, ability to win friends and lnfl11tnce people. Caprkom playt key rol•. TAURUS (April lO•May 10): Ju1t two wHkt ago you felt "no hopP.'' By 4 p.m. today you'll aay, "I'm ronfldent now th.ti nothing can at0p Mel" Sttnar· lo f .. turH publlthlng. travel, awaR"- nn. of apbihaal valutt GEMINI (May 21 -June 20): Study T1unas mHNI•· Stmt fndependence, orl&lnallty. wlJlingntta to .... "vulnera- ble to low." Yov'll bt' rTlled upon to ''ft4 "*lnlnt acro.." A<'ftp4 fhllt.nge of fnah ltllrt, /WW dimt!On. ~ANCla TJune 2Huly Z2)t What bftlnt 11 llmpt. ... 1gnment will 1row In potwntlaJ. lntuldve lnttllt<'t athnva.t- ed. You'll ma.._ r1thl fhoia at cn1C11I IMCMftl ft Mlaht OOftC!tm pertktpatlon ln ll.-thodoa ~· ~ <Mr ll•Aua. 22): You'll '"ltlr" at 1«1At &A1ttwriq Focut on htr10T. WJ'IMlllty, «Xpeftlllf'ftt.lbOft, rMoftdon of credUtlllty. Sc.nulo alto '"'"'" ,......aup, ,.Wit 1-.. NII.al u - t111 c..Anl lnv°'nd vtaOO (AQf. U-~. U): You'll dim.. ......... Ila • l'ocuil Otl ,.._ ...... .,,..., ~ MWoft ,.. UtlJ'I•~· ........... ,.. .. Wlltf al Nlocallofl Ta•nlt, korp6o uaA <s.,t 23~0c:t n>:Ch«tr•· nrw..r•IG•ld,.ter e w. penon• play roltt French luggage, brand UlllA (Sept. 23-0rt. 22): lncl1v1d111I new. Reed pattern, who "broke promia." will makto $300. 765-0981. amends Sttnarlo fNtul'\'S physical •I· Glf1 1tore going of traction, crNtivity. style. e11cltemen1 of business. dolls, Itel- .discovery. Be analytical, artlculilll• fttl· rlea & more. 675-At Inga "on paper." Submit thesla. Nearnew Bedside om- SCORPIO (Ort 23-Nov. 21) Allen· mode, walker, tlible, 11on revolve• around home, music. chair!• misc. 67317951 vo1ct' training You'll fHI more secun-NEW: Scanner, POI fire 11 mull of family l"f<Onc1h1111on Chec.k marine $100. Sharp referenctt. ti.ckground m1ter1•I Em . calculti 130. 840-7198 pha5la will bt' on dur11bihty of goods Photographv · SACrTIAlllUS (Nov 22·DK 21) comptet• darktoom Play waiting g•me Relative who •t· aet"P· 64().()231~ tempt• to chid• you into snap dtci11on QUI. Is 1lmply ronluM'd Take time to eum · ~ In• vari.cy of poaalbllit1t'S News ron· ttmang httlth of loved on• encourag• ln3. CAPRICORN (~c 22-Jan 19): Scenario hl9hlights power, 1ut hority. mponslblllty. atrong love rel1hon~hlp, WANTED • Poua4aln chance to hit f1n1ncl1I ,ackpot. You P9n•. Patlcer,~ mlaht be muting. "MayM the world is man, etc. Al.o 'a my oyster!" Canctr native involved watchea. Coll~ or AQUAlllUS (Jan. 20-i:.b 18). What P•YI top CMh .H \\ I I I< Y I i , II, ,\I! I ,, · ·, had bet>n donruinl wlll again M "aJlvt and kkklns-" Focu. on complttlon of projtct. lblllty to ovettome dltt1nc.. l1n1u•gt battler1 Trull your own Beautiful full It l~..,.,.nt. I.to will prornott youraiuw opoaaum fur c·otMl.f' .. •··· · veralbte u ,. nscES (Ftb 19-M•tth 20): AR'I With fur "'"'· that had bttn bombudtd by pltthora of pHn hooka. tnlllnformatlon wUI m.'ltt .. bentlll ol wom. IMO. ll'ffttr light. Sec~t revealed, gmn 1_x__,1oa.:-----.,,.-4il.,_ __ ll1h1 flaahtt /or pros,_.• result Uc>, Ir--~------• Aqu.rfut pPnoN II\ pktuN. IF OECEMHlt II IS YOUll •llTHOAYe YO\I art a naturaJ tHfht>r, ,.ycho1oti.. 'l(fttly rtlatloNhlpa have bffn unorthodo11, "JIC<'lally wht,. Mc>thtt l• Cllftttnwd. Your blltW tn food •rt ooMldettd IJiy many to be "moat un• r.Wal " You ut ln.tv1tlw, faadnuld by .... .-nttc: ant •ftd IC'l4m(tt. 1ndUd1n1 ...,...;. eanorr. c.apncom1 Aquen• '"90N play 1119ntn1M rot. lfl yout life ... forw ~ber la fh111!\td yoa liiiiiii;;;&; •'" hn• ... ..,.. ,,.. '"""'1 COii • ~ ptOf\llltftnt In~ ~18111, 1oate ... llilna by." SurpriM clel8lflM Ml fMWI for J OU. _.....,_._...., ___ --6 pee' .. "'"' ... cf1ll..nd "* to • ..._ _________ _ -IN~ In J"J r •· I wke, m , f 8300. AKC, homt. SAM to Moving s .... W, Dec. 10P • Vee & ehota. 14/1!5. Cloth••· hotn• F,... epeyed fem. 4 hokl "•me, microwave ~' 1513 Miramar Dt. CIWIUllhua. 8 wka, f S2~. m champ aired C'Oll< lN ,\ lll-:1. Mi\ll t. I :!2 4"'9t •"""' hlwn '300. Free•~fam. ...._.. Ap90 a Wk•. Gift •tor. going out of t1,,V,' m. black a whit• buslne•• ui.. whole-s2!!1). lg m $200, t .... prlc••· 708 112 DUFFIELD ELECTRIC BOATS $4,000..115, excellent cond, factOtY vuarant .... 845-e812. DUl'P'Y t • WAllTllDI (819) 1581-3148 Leave rn.euge Any Condition MOORING w/25' Cofo. nado. Xlnt '°°""°"· ready to .. u. Mo- 8189. SAIL HOJ\ I s I 0 I ., 15 foot Coronado w/ trailer. 1760 650-2206. 18' CATA MARAN W/I trailer, box, current tae19, new aane + ex- 1 traa. saoo. 189-.2022 MAlllNI-. Sl.ll'S lJOCKS 7 0 .>:.! s3dt Avocado, In allay. 64e,e715 Saturday 12/14, e-11. ••Newport .. aoh SIMPLE, PLAYFUL aupar 60'•18', power iOBEDIENT • cLl!ARANc• ua.a1 :.. :i;, ~~2:roce, SENSITIVE Sat-aun 9am.3pm = Shettle ... ke 2284 Mayer PVWlleon Balboa taland, N Bay· tlno. ---'no ,.. (Btwn HarborlPlacentli) · front •h0te mooring .,_., W/17ft . Wh a ler . laflioshlp. I love chit-Saturday/Sunday 14th/ 112,500• 548-53e2. dr'9-I'm 2 yaare otd, 15th, H. toya, cloth- h•Y.• all my ehot1 & Ing, f\Jmlture, hou1• paPets avaNable. 1150 Walff 973 JunipetO 0r 080. 721-8062 FOUNTAIN Pl :\~llS ~ VALLEY ti 1 :M QH111\NS hll!1!l Transportation MO I OH< Y< I }-, I Ill! I) 'It I •• '73 T·Blrd. t1K '"""-lkown/llWhhe. vtrtyt top. 4 new Uree. Aune '17 ..... jlOOC!. 492-3822 llllll'llffll' •• MUSTANG e.o 1 ":&::73 '-•115,999. owner. Xlnt con~. •..... •1..,.. IOTORI Fully equlpt. 15500 '5Nolml 080 875-2e83/417-8131 MCM444 •11 Bronco XLT, btue. roll-along, aid truck, '88 3251 4x4. 80,000 mil••· Conv. si 7 .999. Im mac. eervlced t11C>ee!S2. 111.000. 971-3947 ITERUNQ IOTORI '89 BRONCHO !5.8 ltr. MO HU Fully equlpt. E. Bauer Xlnt cond. 47K mJ ' $13,500 080 675-2e83 ft 3211 '89 llSCORT QT black ~~ '2 1 • 9 9 9 • Nk• newt TransfM&ble. •9tl!IM 1110 IOTORI unlimited warranty! 1 s.nw" S7195. 545-6360 or MOil444 557-4401 uk fOf' Mike '89 750IL White/Ian S:J-7,999. ,ioee53. STERLING MOTORS Mo.e444 '91 3181 $18,49!5. "Of655. STERLINGllOTORS MOH44 '91 7351 Aut o. l ow, l ow mllee.NO LUX TAX. 138,999. ilf9152!5. STERLING MOTORS MM444 '89 Ford Atrostar V111 Eddie Bau8f, auto, 7 pue. Dual ale. Caes. tilt, c/c, fully loaded (1298) $t4,850 ORANGE COAST JEEP AND EAGLE 1~522.JEEP 714/549-8023 1989FORD MUSTANG Auto, pe, Air, pw, cc. Great gae mlleagel (11181) .7,799 TUTTLE CLICK NISSAN 2845 KarbOr Blvd Costa Mesa *'89 8 251 1 owner, 540-8410 ehowroom new. low -------- mll .. , .. crl"'lce, 1990 FORJ) 128.sK. 597·5348 PROBE INl-'INI 11 'HHI:'> 90 INANITY Q4S Leather Int. full power, sunroof. Very clean, low miles. (11074) Only S28,999 TUTTLE CLICK NISSAN 2845 Hart>ot Blvd Costa MHa •4CMM10 AUH> IMPOH'll-.1> !tlOO Luaury1 Luxury Un. coin contlnental Sig- nature S•rf••· 1988, new body etyle. Thie 1-ownM car hae ev- erything, 40 etandard --------• option• + sunroof, 1987 NISSAN alarm, CO, JBL audio, VAN leather. Stlll under t I b Auto, a/c, tull power, warren y, ow lue sun roof. Travel van book: S11,750, Must for Football Fane raise money, so wlll ( ~ eacrlflce at $9,990 11196) •• •999 obo. 1n-111e. TUTTLE CLICK MAZDA 9125 NISSAN 2845 Harbor Blvd ... MAZDA MXe •• Costa Mesa Loaded w/accessortes ___ 5_40-8 ___ 4_1_0 __ 1 Low mite•. s1000 obo. 85 NISSAN MAXIMA 122-1942 SEDAN MEH('EDES 9130 HONDA '85 CRX, blue '85 190E, 2.3, alt pow8f, on blue, 5 •peed, ex-Ilk• new, excellent cellent condition , condltlonl S10,500. great atereo, S4000. ~363 or 963-1373. Call dys 779-58811--------- ><349, eve 875-4282 '88 MERCEDES t90E 6cyl, A/T, A/C,P/S, P/ B. P/W, POL, tilt, C/C, AM/FM, Stafeo c .... moonroof, c1tm wheels. Luxury eedan- economy price . $7,395. (802781) PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI JAGU/\H 910r, •'84 Jeguer excellent condition, eapphlre blue. S9000, repair hlsto,ry avail 848-4150. Auto, eunroof, cas-• •tt•, low mites (187980) 114,995. NEWPORT AUTO CENTER, 073-0900 . 85 XJ6 This beloved pet 1.,.,...---,~----naeds good homel W/ '90 420SEL. charcoal w/ 31,000 mile a1Cten1lve tan Int, pp. Im· wananty. all recorda, maculate, only 14K $10,500. 875-M11. ml, muet eee 840-1310 968-0233 85 NISSAN SENTRA A fT, A /C. Llctll 1 LHN30 7 $3,885 TOYOTA OF COSTA MESA. 722·2000 Tu.day, O.C.mber 10, 1991 ._: It I) t I I ·, 'I...' I II MVOLWOM4QL AUTO, A/C, PIL. PIW, SIR Set 4'1LHN307 $3,US. TOYOTA OP COITAMESA 722·2000 VOl.KSl.\'AGON 92:Jf> --------•'•• VW Cabrlol•t• 1987 TOYOTA CELICAGTS Only 27,000 mllas (2aouo1e) LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 13590 Beach Blvd. 882-8908 83 TOYOTA CELICA blue, 87k ml, air, maintenance by vw.- $6000. 975-3144 . 1970 VW Bug, rad, au- tomatic, ellck, r\m1 g reat/look• great. $2000. 969-5975. 89VW JETTA 4dr GL 4cyl. AIT. A/C, P/S, P/8, Stereo cass. Good runner. great price . (538099) $8.995. • PERFORMANCE MITSUBISHI 968-0233 MISC. AUTO 924~ Sharp! Low miles. . LI c 1 1 FY O 5 7 1 F orget th • s lelghl Discover a dunebuggy $3,983 1982 sparkling blue fl· T 0 Y 0 T A O F berglass, body In per· feet shape, 40 h/p, COSTA MESA needs tune-up. $2400 722·2000 obo. 673-7342. 91 TOYOTA MR2 Turbo·S apeed (2VZS889) LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 13590 Beach Blvd. 892-8908 TRUCKS 9220 '85 Bronco 11. 5 spd, AC. ps, am fm cass, lugg rack. 6 cyl, runs great, never off road. $4500 obo, must sell w835·3151 h858·3433 Rolle Royce for S a le 2 owner car. Original · owner Mlchael Nesbitt • of The Monkeys, cur· rent owner Susan Tan- cr edl. 1978 Sliver Cloud, 63,700 mi, ex·: cellent condition, maintained by Merv Wright. Your wife could ride in style over the Holidays. · $26,800, cash ok. 973-4673. Call m·f for a.ppt bewt 10-3. Kotielt & Campbetl m h090fTY eplnet piano a~llent condition s1 .. oo. offer 842~62. LadlH hlgh·fH h lon haadwear & acces- eonee, 1/2 price °' below, great Christ· ma• gifts. 8927 Yuba RIV9r Ave. S of EJll1, of' Magnolia. 8am- 4pm. Saturday. SLOOTEH MO I 8 1111187 BMW 3251 5 epeed, A/C full • power (11115) JEEP 9110 1984 MERCEDES 380SL 87 NISSAN SENTRA '89 Toyota 4X4, V6. 5spd, shell, custom wheels, storoo/1ape. S9500 obo. 545-2676. ANTIQUES & CLASSICS 9250 Splnft Plano w/bench. ldt ... I Chr latma1 pr-••nt S57!5. Aleo Wdtlltzer Play8f Spinet Plano • Funl 11250. • 527·1894 NEWl'OHT Ht-:A<'H h I fi!I S111NNET PIANO Verd a •eke .... pl' Sun. 12/15, 11-3, Tem-GQ9d condition. $!575. pie Bat Yahm parking ~ 527·1854 lot. 1011 Camelback 89 HONDA ZTR 250 Uk• newl Must ... , $2700.714-844-1770. Automobiles ACURA 9010 lealhM, eunroof, a/c, $10,099 cueette, cuet. wheels, TUTTLE CLICK '89 Chevy Corsica & wa.rr1a0n,ty50(1232) NISS.au 4dr, etereo. very 7 ,.,. clean, Only 21 K miles. ORANGE COAST 2845 Harb« Blvd Wanan~4;~~1.(0963) JEEP AND EAGLE ~ ~~-0 ORANGE COAST '::':i.~~P Used B ronc o JEEP AND EAGLE 351 Cleveland engine, 1-800-922.JEEP recently Installed w/llft 714/549-8023 Only 45,000 miles, Un- believable! (1JWS199) LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 13590 Beach Blvd. 892-8908 MITSUBISHI 9145 RATEHOLDER '91 7501L DEMO eyatem. 760-1092. 1--------·~dr ~~u~:.06K;~i_ E~~~: 88 MITSUBISHI P/U HONDA 9085 4dr, AIT. A/C, Power stereo, brakes, stereo/ cass, good runner. great price! (538099) $8 ,385 Performance Mitsubishi 19202 Beach Blvd Huntington Beach 968-0233 OLDSMOBILE 9166 1988 ACURA LEGEND. $53,900. #91150. lent condition . 4cyl. shell, bumper 5 •Pd . w h It•. STERLING MOTORS '85 Honda Civic CRX SI ,_s_14_._2oo_. _74_4 _ _.._5_5_6._ t112T48482 $3,988 1990 Cutlass Calals. 1989 GMC S15 P.U. 4 spd . Custom wheals. low miles c111181 S8 ,598 TUTTLE CLICK NISSAN 2845 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa 5 4 0-8410 VOLVO 9230 '68 Impala SS 396, power windows, aJc: power brakes. tach, consoled, power seats. tilt, all stock. Excellent condition. $7500. 840-1303. 1929 Mercedes Benz, 540K replica w/Ford 289 engine. 2,800 mi, runs perfect. $9,500 OBO. 644-7233. Transportation Vl!G• HARDMAN Off Jambor ... Up ht, beautiful, nat· ur 1mah0gony. $995. 548-1928 chromes, sun-roof, 'fM444 Sunroof, a/, cassette. TO y OT A OF white, coupe, fully power windows, ~ '90 Cherokee Ltd COSTA MESA. loaded! Must sacri· '88 240 GL. 1 ownr. b k & custom wheels, lo fl 1 ra ee steering. mllesl Come 9081 Loaded, every option ce, death forces mmac. 49,000 ml, AUTO PARTS & REPAIR 9260 BIL '/Cl.ES 60t;O New tlree. Alway• ga· avallable. Only 14K 722·2000 sale. $12,000 obo. sunroof, lthr Interior, Bl 10 d 23.. raged $1 4,000650-9497 ORAN(1212G>E*4c•08A8SST mlles, Mt'• speclall -8-7-M-IT_S_U_B-IS_H_I _ 846-8724 $12,900. crulse/cass. WHEELS! 4 N issan •'7t:te ep ' '83 l!ldoredo ovcel· 720 1565 •• l SE fral,Y'• 2e" whH le, Incl ---------" (0933) 17,725 • . max ma • alloy -. hel0>9t & pump. drop 20FT DUFFIELD Bay lent condition, cham-JEEP AND EAGLE ORANGE COAST CORDIA '88 Volvo 240 GL wheels. Call Randy & ~right handlebar• Boat, 1989, Ilk• new. PILOT CLASSIFIED pagne, 90k ml, w.11 1~522.JEEP JEEP AUD EAGLE 5 spd, Alf. etereo CELEBRITY -.. NED '73 4dr, auto, sunroof, a/ 546-8741 ,250. u-e 10 S14,000. 714-968-3948 maintained, aeklng 714/54"" ..,.23 "" caaa. catm whls. vn ·---It's the resource you 13 350 &44-9150 "'""" 1-800-522.Jl!EP Pontiac GS w g c. oullom wheels, •pd; 1T' frame 22" 32 ft L.uhre flybr, micro, can count on to sell a ' ' · --------714/54""-~•023 sporty turbo power! L d di A a on, black with tan leather w •1• • 1 • • 1 1 25 · gen, tw 225, alps 6, myriad of merchan-The Piiot Claasl-1----------(550180) $3,395 oa 8 uns great Int. (1288) $14,9 50 Sohwlnn etatlonary great flehlng °'diving. dlse Items. becauH fled 1966 CherokH, Hint Performance $1500. 673-5605. ORANGE COAST EJcercycl• 1125. take 8 . Whaler for our columns compel 1986 CELEBRITY The most cornprehen-cond. 74K ml, 1 Mitsubishi a.-0231· downpayment. Owner . qualified buyers to EUROSPORT slve and current dlrec· owner, $6950 obo. JEEP AND EAGLE c~·1gotthe-financing 132K obo. call! Loadedl 13350 obo tory of goods and ser-846-7216. after 8pm 19202 Beach Blvd '84111144 1-600-522.JEEP lot,.., tloul6ng need•. 261·6333d, 87S-0617e. 842·5 878 640-0890 vices around! weekday1. Huntlngton Beach • 714/54M023 --------968-0233 Sspd , leather, a/c. -------- ERVICE DIRECTORY IMzCREASE ~~ YOUR W• REACH .i'l HROUQH ("J\HINl:. IS ;i·IHU l'LEANJN<i SEHVICl-.S .1:1 48 .,CONVEYS CUSTOMS Cablnete/Fu rnltura. FlnlehH/RHtoratlon. Houaeoleenlng •• All quality 1548-5375 Celle. Rellat>Ae, Neat. • references. l 'J\HPENTH Y ,,;, l 0 Doon-WlndowH.ocb- Panel-Cablnei.Stalre 8'ao0rpl ,...,.-.ec. » "' ... Jetf:r 842-4)567 CAHPt:T :.Jal4 Cerpet •lndln9 Area Rug Worttehop PubUc Welcome Don 831·749!5 M 1-0S12 after 3. SPARKLE CLEANING Residential & Commercial ..,.. Cleenlng With C•N * 494-4320 t-;LEl'THICAI :HI lO )~~~:::, LOWER RATES ettr1.-.. l.Jehtln9• C'l-.Mfo:NT r=::1 wm ln.etal yours/our C'ONC 'H l·.TF .1.1:~h 6 l/Drlvewaya -patlo • ~~t':;..r;m-'· I.ANDS< 'J\l'E & IJ\WN ('Alli·; :JM08 l'HOl'EHTY MGM NT .JH!Hi THE GREEN SCENE Young couple to man-~Tr~ age/main. prop. rent Sptlnlder tnatallatlon coll., repair, houa· TrH Trimming/Removal Hitting, etc 873-4704. uwn Malnt. & Cleanups RototlDlng •432-8804• St. Lio. 41599029 Topp1Cl/A1rnov1 L1wn1, "'"*"9-dnup 751-3418 l\tOVIN<i .HU-I ROOFING :rn IO Roof Experte. Patching, Re-Roof , Skyllghte. Channing Brown Construo tlon. Uc. #626838. 249-14 13 SC'HEEN SERVl('l-.S .1!120 $1UPERMOVERS$ Metlouloua llorton'a FrM Wardrobea. Fr" Mobll• Screen S.rvtc• est. T14828e. 142-9251 Nobody beata our PUBLIC NOTICE pr1caC71;4> 842-8595 The Catlf. Pubfkl Utlll- s ELL cass .• sunroof, forged ----C'!'-a~l"""I __ .,. alloys, exel. cond. Your used veh1'cle <456142> s9995. Claaalfled '83 28ozx. gold, turbo, NEWPORT AUTO T d I through Classified Mop, 51pd, runs 0 ay 642·eHS78 great1 98k ml. S3,9so CENTER, 642·5978 obo. pp 894-5122. 673-0900 SERVICE COUPON SPECIALS r 1 -------~;;o.L&F~n;c..;.ro;-- • Genuine Toyota filter •lube servioe I •Check under hood & fluid levels (non-sealed vehicles) I • Up to 5 quwtl of oil TOYOTAS ONLY • Check al beb & hoses Present coupon e1 tme of l. • Toyota ea,. and Pickups only Wrtte-up. Explree 12128191 ~--------------------- AUTOS WANTED 9270 '86r 87 El Camino, 1o miles, excellent condi- tion, general contrac· · tor wm trade for Im· • provement or top dol· lar. P .0 . Box 1336. Newport Bch 92663. Christmas cash wailing for 914, older MBZ, British or odd exotics. Call Bob, 532-4890. I path• e1c. No job too Complete ••nrtoe $' 1 .50 per line amaa. "••a. Uc. tond Ucan .. ,.c1o-381Ms Mickey 536-0553 POWER ELECTRIC _per day. u. ia. eonc. Const eonc-,_...,4_32_._noo_ ... 2_•_h_,._ tles Comml~ RE· QUIRES that all used houeehold good• SPHINKU II HE PAI HS :J'I:! l --8Rmo.sc~;m.uuseR'vici------~ · •Replace front or rear tnke linings •(incl. master cyl) I Thall• ALL you pay. llllc:k.etoctc. St. Uc. 277329. R ... n ilecttrlo llllMd on 4 Inn. tlghtlt Ouel. Low Pltc:el. Neighborhood Electn. t'lnMflone (714)112-7Ql.S Uc -C10823150, F,.. -In 1M eel. R .... 723-41320 1I ERVICE ~ECTORY FqrL."!Of'9 Information ·~LL. TODAYll 1cAIKFOR ttc CANDY •T Your s~~<MY ,~ 0 Ext 310 C' E Ill\ M I<' 'Ill.ES l'>2H 1-'ENC't-:S & IJEt'KS lti t :1 • movera print their Sprlnklers are my P.U.C. Cal T number, ,....., bUalneaa Repalre llmoa .-td chauffaure -~, · print their T.C.P. num-& In• ta II a t Ion•. ber In all adver11•• Ch.,.... 722·7824. menle. If you have a queetlon abOut the le- gality o f a mover, limo or chauffe ur, call: Public Utllltlee Commlnk>n 71~1151 1'1\IN I IN(; .IM:,~ ' l ll'HOI SI EHIN(I : I 'l.l l Q a Q Uphelatery Reupholstery & Repalra. ~12. WIN llO\\ <1 1"/\Nl:".Jl; 1·1tt ........ a. ........ Holday Spedal9, A8k tor Jeff. 723-1841 • Resurf8CI dNm or dlac (rotor) •Test hydraulic system I • lnspec:t hydraulic system • Road test TOYOTAS ONLY PreMnt coupon e1 tme of I Write-up. Expirn 12/28/91 ~ ---------------------'!.ii ~--~--------~ • GENUINE TOYOTA 1-SPARK PLUG SETS I II " STANDARD PLUGS II I START AS LOW AS I =·~r, ' . •• 810 Tuesday, December 10. 1991 '' • sussCRlBER DISCOUNT CARD. r • • -- - - -- - --• • ··SUBSCRIPTION FORM '• • • • • • • • • • • • • · DELIVER TO: City ________________ Zip ______ _ I Homephone ~--------;---------------~ SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS ·-------- PAY•IT------- 0 Cash o Check # ____ o Other __ _ 0 VISA/MC/AMEX _________ _ Exp. 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