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THE NEWPORT BEACH • •
Serving the Orange Coast since 1907
On · the campaign ii
DemocraH31tnton gets warm reception on
second foray to the heart of GOP territory
By Russ Loar
s~n wr11er
M ore than 100 supporters of Arkansas
Gov. Dill Clinton turned out for a
fund-raising luncheon near South
Coast Plata" Monday, contributing more than
$50,000 to a campaign that Clinton claim!> is
increasingly cutting across party lines.
manage the economy.
"I le didn't think about it enough over the
last three years and he developed no •
strategy," Clinton said of Dush's handling of
the economy. "If you look.al the other
wealthy countries in the world, .. they all
have a clear nationarstrategy to be a
high-wage, high-growth, high-opportunity
country. We don't have such a strategy."
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Dixon allegedly
stole $500,000
Arraignment today for
top Newport official
in embezzlement case
By Ins Yokoi
S!a!I Wr.te1
bcaling SC-0.000 m Cll) (uni.ls. Uut
afll!r l>pcndrng Tucl>du) porin~
O\\!r 1111.11\CIJI lillC'011JCnt!> 1fa1ing
back to 19 :>.-c11:--:10ui1or ani.J po·
lice detccti'e" ,,c.1rih annuuncct.I
1hat 1h1. tutal lo,.,· link ·J 10
Di\on continucll tu ~hmb.
"Th" h clc::.irl~ mu .. h h1ggcr
than \\C CH"r :in:k1p;.i1cd," 1'.11d
Oil\! cit) cmplo)l.'c.·
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"I spend most of my time, as you might
im:iginc, in the tradition:il Democratic
constituencies," Clinton said duriQg a press
conference following the lunch.con. "Thb is a
..a--1---~i-ntc..,.mmc..,.nrrt,-.in-m-ontyfor these people, but for
The; warm response Clinton received at a
breakfast meeting last month, host~d in
NewpoilJlcacll~l-group of -
innuential Orange County Republicans, has
helped convince him that there is a rich vein
of support to be mined in traditionally-
cons.ervativc. Republican territories.
NEWPORT OEACI I -Cit) in-
\C~t1gator' repurtcd late Tu.c!>d.•)
th.11 they now be~ic'c Utihuci. 01-
lcJ't h..1lf a million,.dollars JO cit~
monc~ O\Cr the cour\e of W\CrJI
)C.Jr,.
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the po ~1l>1l11~ nt 111u!11pk cl .1q.:·
c~." Ne" man "JiJ 01\l>n, a 17· the whole n:ition. that I think we can build a
broader m:ijority." · . ' "And the meters continue tu
run," !>:iid Ne" port Deach Police
Lt. ·1 im Ne" man. "\\'c don't k.nO\\
how long it's going to go. \\'~ !>till
don't kno'' \\hen he !>tarteJ ..inJ
hO\\ long he's been doing it."
Clinton spoke at Antonello's Ris1oran1c in
South Coa:-.t Village to supporters who p:iid a
minimum of $250 each to attend the
fund-rabing event. After a luncheon speech
focused on the need for a new domestic
:igcnda, Clinton told reporters he sees
"In my own state lal>l year for the first
time l carried the entire western wall of my
state -\\ hich is Republican.'' Clinton s:ild.-_
"Wc\e got to mO\e beyond our traditional
l:lbcling, to define what the country·~nccds
and let the ~oplc mO\C to it. I reall)' think
9 Ju~ -..,.r,~·~ 'OJ , P.lul
Arkansas Go . Bill Cfintol'I spoke at a fund
raising luncheon Monday in Costa Mesa.
. \ Dtxon, a \\ell-liked c1tv offic1..1l . growing support from voters \\ho have Lost
faith in President George Dush's ability to See CLINTON/Bletl Page '' hu "a!> a top candidate for city
manager. was arre!.ted MonJay af-
ternoon on in11ial suspicion of em-.
City braces
'_for~budget
reductions
Privatization of some
services cons ide red
By Anna Cekola •
Slit! Wrw
COSTA MESA -Fnced with
the largest budget hortfall in city
h1 tory, Co ta Me a offtc1al., tart-
ed finalizing plan~ Tµcsday to cut
more than $3 m1lhon from 'anou~
'1ty department .
While cuts \\ill be widespread
throughout ,the city, council mem-
bers did save some programs slat-
...:&--...s;.1.LJ:w..,.l;..Ll·J.J.W· UJ4.U.
0 w-Or -dta™ ~--+-t-~~""'
ductions, including the Job Center,
the Park R:ingcr program, )Oulh
!.ports, and the after-school and
child c:irc programs for nine el-
ementary schools.
During the pa!>t four da)S, city
officials and department heads
have spent hours mullin$ O\Cr the
budget crisis, caui.cd primarily by
the recession and cuts in Mate
funding.
"I think people ~now the news
i bad, but (the feeling is) let's get
on with it," City Manager Allan
Roeder said.
Dy July 1, the city needs to cut
S3.8 million to balance the 1992/93
budget. Making matters worse,
s:ilcs tax revenue between July and
December 1991 could be nt least
$2.1 million less than expected,
bringing the total shortfall to al-
most $6 million.
Proposals to deul with remain-
ing cuts will be made in the com-
ing weeks and the City Council is .
expected to take final action on
the budget crisis plan following a
public hearing Feb. 3.
Defore then, the City Council
will also decide ""'at to do about
its own $970,200 account, about
half of \\hich is generally spent on
cultural arts, advertising and pro·
motional :ind senior citizen grants.
Committee budgets will also come
under scrutiny.
For the department heads who'd
been asked to come up with the
long list of possible cuts this past
fall, there was some surprise th:it
most or those cuts would ulti·
m:itely be needed, Roeder said.
"There were so~e who proba~ly
in& to raise t:nes somewhat," Rae·
dcr said.
City Council members over-
whelmingly rejected proposals to
See CUTS/ID .....
I Some people concerned \\ith safety have been critical recentl) of mi\ing smaller aircraft \\ith the jetliner:-. al John \\J\ne Airport.
1 White knuckles
Former city official in near-collision wants jets, small planes separated at JWA
By Russ Loar
SWt wrner
NEWPORT OEACH -The
joltitlg right turn maC!c by an
Al:iska Airlines jetliner last
Thursday night to avoid collision
with a private plane over John
Wayne Airport happened ~ fast
pos!>cngcrs only had time for dj
collective gasp.
''No one had time to scream,"
'No one had time to scream. There certainly was a
major gasp in the cabin. Just as we were about to
land, the wing dipped and the plan~ took a right-
hand turn and high-tailed it off the runway.•
of the nc.ir-1111 .. s incident.
"It \\.J \Cl) dr:imJt1.: -:i
m:ijor COUr)C :iJjU)lmcn(,'' G~udo
o,a1\I. adding that \he tcndi. 10 be
.1 ''h11e-lo..nud.k air tra .. clcr. "I'm
not a real ad\OC:lt e for n) ing. I
\it on the a1'>lc and I Jort't \, .11ch .
a' \\e come in for :i landing."
Ga1do ... 11d the pilot nc\cr told
-MARY ANN GAIOO pas .. cnger!> 11 \\a!> a ncar-nw ....
and none or the pa!>scnyer ap·
former Irvine city council member p.ucntly sa" the private plane. said passenscr Mary Ann Gaido,
a former Irvine City Council
member and lonJ·~me critic of
------------------------"lt wa not until I read the
mbcing general aviation with commercial air·
craft. "There certainly w:is a major gasp in
the cabin. Just as we were about to land, the
wing dipped and the pl:ine took a right-b:ind
turn and high-tailed it off \he runw:iy."
Gaido, returning to Ornnge County from
Seattle, said the pilot \\:litcd until th e In
· · an an c safely before
he spo~c to the airliner's 43 pa eng,ers over
the public address sy tern. "He explained
that \here w:i a 101 of !lmall plane trarfic
th:it evening. I le was very calm. He gave
none of us the impres,1on that it was :is close
as it was."
Al:iska Airlines v1lots filed a near mid-air
collii.ion report Frnfay. claiming thJt the con-
trol tower incorrec1ly " cquencc<l in" :i pri-
v:ite plane in front cir the JCtliner 3!1 ~)th
t•s made 1twir Cioall 01
W:i)nC Airport shortly after 6 p.m r hur-.d.iy.
Pilots of both plane i.aiJ they C<lme '~1th1n
100 feet of e:ich other. accorJing to FAA of-
CiciJI • who ~:iy the "1dth of the turn m.1dc
by the Mnall aircraft pilot may be the caut>c
paper the nc\t morning th.it l
learned Jbout the real danger \\e "ere' 1n,"
i.hc i.aid. "I have to h.rnd II 10 the rt1~1t. It
tool a IOI of CllUragc to (iJe an r AA ~1.>m
pl:iint. I '>U!ipcct he, ai. a pilot. \\Ill be trc;ueJ
much lilo..c a "oman \\ho flies rape charge' "
A ..1 cit:-c~unc1h,oman and planning C''tll·
1. I I·
cal of nming !.mall a1raaft \\llh J..:tlm..:r "I
~now. the !l1tuat1un at John \\'a)ne A11 t'l\H I
and I !IU,pect there \\111 be a m.1jllr d1'!>.1,tcr
somcda)' 1f lhlhC ,m.111 plane' rcm.11n thoc
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COMMUNITY EVENTS QUOTES Of TKf DAY WUTHlR --
)c..ar Cll) crr.pl1 1}e1.., rlm:.t111' j:t1kJ
on SSOU.000 k11l I le 1, 'latcJ for
;irr;ugnmc:nt n 11 rbor Court
tod.I).
. Pulice oliic1ab tuJlhcr rcpur1ed
Tuc'!>U.1\ that thc,'d 'c1zcJ .1 truclo..·
luaJ ol :ippar1:11tl) \:.tluJbk.
framed art\\vri..., fro'Tt Oh JrG"llf·
ficc and Huntingwn l3c.td1 I0\\11·
home. pro' ii.ling a ~trong hint l'f
See DIXON Back Page
Soffer ups
the,_nte-m
code war·
Vows he will iorce
costly investigations
By ~onAnn Basreda
co~ l A .\I !:~A -I h.: \\ .1\ S1J
Suflcr 'cc., it Cl"ta ,\lc.,a nli .• 1.1.1'
h.i\C Clht him :i lu: 0 1 t1m\! and
monc) taking him Ill court un
code \ll'latil'll' So.> 51Jllcr·, J ·· .
c1Jcd tl' rciurn the f.,i\\.>r .....
The local gadfh '' dcd11...1t1111: t.., \,;' l • ~
sc..arch of old. huu,c:-th.11 dl1n "t
ha\c building permit\ l?ll tile at
Cll) HJll. .
So for. Soffer· hai. founJ more
thJn 50 home'!. \\llhout pum1t..,
And hc'i. filed a complJ1nt on
each one -guaranteed tu lo..ccp
Ci t)' building off1ci..1l.., bu .. ~ for a
long time.
"I'm not ti') ing to hurt .:in).
bod),'' he !.aid. 'T m ju<>t tl')1ng 1u
make a point If the\ 're going to
convict me' for not ha\ 1ng a per-
mit. kt me !ICC them com 1.:t all
th1.'c other pcl1pk ··
1 hJt point, .1pp;ircntl). 1!> going
to co:.t cit~ oit1.:iah J bunJlc of
m1.1nc\.
"Oh m\ GoJ." 'au.l Ocput) Cit)
Attornc) S..111) .\l.J~ allc r ,1· c
k Jrncd "h..it Suff\.:r "J) doinc.
"We'll h..1\I! to conJuct .in · 1ii-
\C'.>ll!!Jt1on of C'a~h compl;11nt.
\\cit. rm 1101 '.>UrpmcJ, 1 ~UC'>l> '
Sllffcr tus kc p1 cit) ofl1c1als 1n
the court' for more th.in a decade.·
b) Jppcallng ~nJ double appealing
C\C:l')thmg the~ 1.harg1. him \\1th -
and hJ.., e'en turned around and
)UCd them on OCCJ\1011
Cll) 1.11 r1c1a1~ 'l:l) he h.l!I coi.t
them S<>".000 111 .,ialf time Soffer
s;i;:. 11 more. And th:il c·o!ll i a~l)Ut to chmb.
"Uefore I'm done' I'm coin~ to
h.1,c complaint' llleJ Jg:ui1-.1 hun-
JrcJ" of hl'U C!>, .. Soifer ~JiJ. add-
ing thjt he \\Ill C\)nt1nuc filing
'ump!Jints "un11l thn Cl) unde -
M :lumit th.11 th1' '' al"ulutc
lrJ/\
"AnJ if the cit\ lfoc~n't file
cnm1n.1l c,1mplain1:.· ,,h c:idl one
ol them · · •
for u1ie cnfo1(Cl1J nt :ind ha·
ra''mcnt. In lad. I'm ~om~ to Jo
th.it .1n\\\a\.'0
• ••
1 he c1t\ f1k~ 'l complJint
.1ga1n't \1,ltC"r m ·199\l on e\Cll
1.:11unt' fl\l'h 1n1• around th 1! ir Jl'"
See SOFFER lie* ..... ·
• The 1"2 Waler lt1ues se.ily Croup
wll hold Its Ant meednl at 7 p.m. IDdly
it Miu CoMoidlt«I Water Dlllrk:t
~ 1965 PIMllltlll Ave. N.rfotte
lnlln llld In plrtlc:lpltlnl l'nlY call ·
131·1206.
Tennis Club. DINw Is .r 6 p.m. and.._
llClure blpw II 7:30. R111MtloN •
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Dan Westrup
Huntington Beach
"Only that it has affected
other people I know. It
hasn't affected me, but I'm
· watching what I spend."
Tracy Childs
l ake Forest
"It affected me positively
in the short -term by
<lllowing me to build a
larger house. We'll just have
to watch our budget more
dosely now."
David A. Dickstein
-ftvin---
''As a newlywed, the
. recession has taught me
what my true priorities are,
and toward reaching my
goals of buying a house and
someday raising a family, I
am quicklv eliminating as
mu<.h debt as possible."
,
\Nc'rc buying cheaper_
cigarette~. We keep our
clppliances off as much as
po~iblc and we didn't buy
thl· VCR we wanted."
Rebecca Grabner
Costa Mesa
Yt·~. the rcces!>ton 1s
af1cxting me. We don't have
cable, ''c don't turn on the
heatN, ''c only go out to
d inner once a month and
in:.tead of going out lo
mO\ ic , \\-t' rent."
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Uf':) 144 800 "puOlr~ ~ 1hrouah
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Co:.t.l Mesa resident Mike Sabbagh, 74, tries out th!-' Vidcomatic 24-ltour automatic 'idco store JI I fJrlwr Center.
· Aut-01nated--outlet gives ope o video addicts
By John Shamlou
Spec 31 t~ I~ DJ y P1 ot
A nyone \\ho rent., 1110\IC'
J...n,m., tlm fc.-chng: Ynu
''~1i..:c up JI 4 .1.m. un.1blc
• to go hack to -.kcp, for )UU ll.l\e
the hurn1ng Jc~rn; 10 \\.11ch
Kc' an Clhlncr ~hoot arro" s
throu!!h a sh ado\\ y forc.,1.
OJ.... m~l\bc not. llut thc-.c
d.t)!>. c\\.r)onc J...nO\\!> the kcl111g
of tb.,hin~ out to the loc.il '1dco
\IOIC: 1n ,<:arch of a hot new
· n.lc;1.,c:, suc.h a~ "Robrn I l oud''
unh tu d1,c1l\c:r iJ "·l' rented out
hour., cJrlicr :ind ''on't be bJcJ... ·
on 1 ht: 'hd' e'> an) tune in the
near
·1 n the 1 C\t.:Ue ttHnc'
Vidcomatic, a con\plctcly
au1um~1lcJ 24~hour facilitv that
opt.:ratcs ;1long the ~ame •
principle a., :Jn .n110ni.11ic teller
C:t!>h ~iacl11nc. Simply cnta ,1
credit ctn.I rnto th e !>lot. punch
111 1he number of the 1110,ic
\l>U'd like .ind the wl titie~ in,iue
Jo the rt:it. t\lmi\:, arc returned
Co\ta Mc!\a
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i;r.1y Jlll'.t:111g ou1t11 gr.1bbeJ him .irounJ
the neck JnJ d.:mJntlcJ m,1ncy.
I he rhrd then rcJd1cJ inw lhc \IC·
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mud1 the \time: \\,I\, and the
ch.ir~c' .ire m;1Jc d1r\.l tly 01110
the c11,111mer\ crc:d11 card.
"l'hC) 're: u'cr ft ienJty," ,,ud
~ hunic f.tf\, upcratiun'
mJn<1ser of \'1dcl11n .11 ic •
lntcrn.1tron.1I Inc., the compan)
rc,pon,ibk for
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Uro"n. Ac.cording to ~fJn, lhl·
l\\O C.llllC ll() '\\llll the 1dc.1 OI the
:rutoma1cJ ce111cr' tu linJ :i \\:1)
arounJ O\cilu.:ad Cll'>I\.
Uut "h) u'e the Viucorm11ic
''hen other \llHe \uch ~"
\\'hcrchou'c Rccor<.h oiler rcnt:-il
mO\ IC'i aho'?
I he OC\\\.'>I
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opened 11\ the
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Shopping
Center on
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Co:ita ~k,.1,
one of 23 ll\.\\
elect runic
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Everyone knows the feel-
ing of dashing out to the
lm;al video store in
One rc."on. 'J' 1.omp.111)
l Hlll th; I)
that hem~
\1pcn .:'..t
huurs.
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•tlf.1~0¢-Wtttt
duc"i't h,t\C
tim~ to mt.: .1
throughout the
country.
search of a hot new re-
lease. only to discover 1t
was rented out hours ear-
lier. 'llku \lllrc or
!-1mply gcb
the urge to
watch a llH>\ it.:
h.1, ,t.111cd .1 2.4-hl•ur '1del>
rc111rn '\ 'te111 f11r \.ll,ll>mer., "ho
I 111d 11:g~l.ir 'lllrc: htlUr.,
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
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Wednesday January 15, 1992 Ai)
Whether it was flu or broccOli, ·the PreSident got off easy
B y now, moi.t of us have seen the video
footase of President Dush hittins the deck
durin& a banquet in Japan last week.
Fortunately, most of us have not
seen the secret footage of the
President barfing in the lap of the
Japanese prime minister. ·
simmered in a fiery broccoli sauce. It was, of
cour~e. the l:111er thn t did in our President.
Flu or broccoli, Mr. D looks pretty good now,
sprinting up the> steps to Air Force One, all
vigorous and virile, no longer viral.
If Mr. Dush really was
In both cases, these arc m.1cho guys "'ho think it's'
wimpy to get ~ick and even \\Orse to take to one's
bed. What they end up taking to is a hospital bed.
When one of those recurring bug'i came back the
fourth time, I finally went to sec a doctor. N~\\ port
Walk-In, a handy,
~J)i>, "l !>pend us much t11111.: 111 hcJ mer the 111.:\t
two day\ J\ I c:in. and st.11 t t.iti11g Vitamin C, 3,000
ms. three lllllC\ per J 1) lur t\\ll lfo)s, then 2.000
mg. twice per day Jor t\\U d.t}s. 1111:11 2.000 mg. once
per day for•• le'"' J '" In 10 ~cats. ''lien I h,l\C
been able to lullu'' 1hi">, I h '' c 1101 ~1111c11 1cl\.~ .. 1
lilllc under the \\e:ttlier ... but 11ut a 111alh lllCl." ·
I nm not a real great admirer of
Mr. Bush, but I do hope somebody
burns that tape. I cannot think of
any current political figure but
David Duke who deserves to have
pictures such as those become
public.
bitten by a nu bug, "it was
certainly a spindly little
critter. I know a number of
people who have been
battling th is thing for
months. Some of them have
had the ailment in three or
four different incarnations
0 1d Korea hands will remember
this unseemly concoction of eel
lips simmered in a fiery broccoli
sauce.
~hort-wait place that'~ great
fo r minor details.
Thi~ was the Mom.Lt)
before New Year's. "\\.hat
I really would hkc is a cure
for the common cold," l
... uid. "Dy tomorrow night,
plea\c, because I ha"c lo go
to a party."
Or. I l.1n11hu11 oilers 111,111) ~)111p10111 r~mcJics. hut
note\ lhat '>llClh.:C h.J)ll't "hccn dc\1.:1 CtlOUl.!h \d 10
figure out how 10 kill the \11u~cs '~11ho11t k1ili11~ ,,
lot of cells, :rnJ nut m.111) people ''Jill tuJ.111
thcm.,chci. to i.:ct 11d o :1 cold:'
I le :.trCS\C\ 1h.1t, "Ui.:d rc~I I\ thi.: hnl llt.:.lllllCllt
for \lrus1..s. Dun't think ul \uur:. ... !I .t..S .1 l.ll\ burn tor
letting .1 ln1lc \tr11 ... gct )Oil. do,,11, l'1~111rc·).lltl1wll It was the nu that got to Mr.
On the
Coast
Dush, Presidential aides said, just
the old 24-hour bug.
over ju!>t a few weeks.
It's in the gut, then
Was it really? Or was it, as
certain highly placed sources have
indicnted exclusively 10 the Fred
Column, the residual effect from n dinner Mr. Dush
hnd during his stop in Korea?
they're weak but OK for a fe~ weeks, then they get
it in the respirntory system, then back in the tummy,
etc., CIC. The truly unfortunate will $Ct it both ways
at the same time.
Was it in fact , a little-known Korean delicncy
called ip·su/ pnem chang-o? Old Korea hands will
remember this unseemly concoction of eel lips
I have three friends whose nu has turned into
pneumonia . Two of them went into the hospital last
week and they arc not. having an ca~y time of it.
lknd me a s tory
NI::.\\ POR l BE1\Cll -Pre!>lhool
S1111'\ time. rh.: NC\\ purl Uc.ich Publit'
l.11>{.11)\ mnm.111\C program for chil·
drcn frtlm 3 10 5 \e.ir\ uld. \\ill bcsm
th IW.2 .:Utiion 10J.1y al 1he Ne,,pora
Cen•cr b1.1m:h.:' Stu1y t1m.:-~ ure 10:30
.i 111. \\\.'dnc~d.~), I or infornqrion, call 6-U-3187.
Univcrsity \\1omcn
NL\\l'Oln llF...\Cl l Arncri~.111 A\\ocia1ion 11r U111,cr\11v wl1men
member Jt'Jncllc M1lll:r v.111 g1\C .1
)hJ.: pr.:,.:111.111on .and leclure aboul
her re.-enr lrlJl 10. Mo cow at rhc J~·
'1ic1a11011·, me.:11ns 11>1IJy :11 the Ne\\·
!"-'fl ~k~· t11tr1)11'mff"h"'lTO
11 m. Jn.I th.: kdu1.: bq;111\ al 7:JO.
h·\el'\ Jll\llh .ire r,·11u1red 1\ir 111fur-
m.11ion. lJll 7\.()--10:: l
Talking of books
NI:\\ l'OR I or \Cl t ., \urhor
John ldl·Jr \\ 1J.:n1Jn \ "S~nt I <1r 'I uu YC\ICrJ.I\ . v.111 ~ lhc r.1(11) llf (\)•
111gh1"s I \,:11111i: Uool.. D1\Cu,s1<111 111.-.:1· rn~. 7 r Ill IO the C:ommun11y Hui 11 Jl
rh.: N(\\J11(lll <:.:111.::r I 1brJf\, ~~11 ~.111
Ckmcnr.: Dm.: ~l.11juri.: I u.:,l·ri1 k
I "l!l"h anJ \\r11111~ 1n,1rud11r :01 ll\rnc
\ :ilky Cc•lh:gc, "111 b.: rhc: m1·~~1.11ur.
Parents' tra_ining
co~ I \ \II S1\ NC\\P.,lrl llJcbor
Coun'-ihl I! C1.n1cr v.111 1•lkr th.: ~)-
\\'ater education
COSTA ~IESA -The fir,1 in a \e· ne~ or me.:1mg'> or 1hc II}<):! \\'acer h·
sues Studv Group \\ill lake place at 7 p.m. too.iv al Mesa Con'4.1lid.1ted
\\'a1cr D1~c'r1ct he:idquar1cr:., 1%5 l'l.1· cen11a 1\v.: An)'one mterc)ted rn pJr·
tic1pa1ing m.I)' call 631· I :?06.
Aviation lecture
NI \\ l'OR r OFACI I -PJn Ameri-
lan A1rn.1)'' 19J6·37 Chino Clipper flight' :ind 1hc1r Or:rngc C11unty ~on·
..JICCll~ll b.>-th~··Wb)CCl'"Of J l'm~n-
1.1hon bv George Grupe .11 7 p.m.
l1klw :ir "the M.1rincr<> llrJnd1 l.1hrJI'\, wos Du\.:r l>ll\e Adnll),1\)0 I\ r11:.:
Painting and per onality
1\1.\\ POR r Bb\Cll -All"I .111.t
ll:dur.:r ~l1m1 Sh.iron Seem \\111 bu:111
·'" \;II ht·\\Cl:I.. \Hlfl..\hOfl 100.1~ cn111kJ
• P.11n1m..: .111d l'cr)nn;1hl\"" al ~l.uiner'
BrJnch ·11hr.uy, :oos ·oo\cr Dmc.
Th.: pro~r.im. "for bcs1nner.. rhrough
.1d\JllCe1I kvcl IHll\IS, \\Ill rcl.11e
n11wd·m1:.l1um ui:Jll\llV 10 r-:r,on.1h1~
an.I Itch I\'"' l\ir mor.: mf,1rm.1lll•n. • \:.tll (lf,i.31~1
Linc dancing
NE \\ l'OR I UE--\Cll -1\ clJS~ 111
line d.incrns. Q p...1pulJr r.ill.. d:in.c
NEWPORT DE1\CI l -111e New-
port I !ill, Garden Club will pre,cnl a
progrJm by V1ri;m1:i C;irlwn on p!Jnl
rropaga11un bv CUlllOS al 9:-30 :i.m.
l'f1ur:.J.1v in 1he Pha~e 11 Clubhouse,
1900 Purl Carlow. New member\ arc
welc:onu:. For 111form.11io11, eJll 64-1·
4657.
\Vatercolor painting
NEWPORT BEACI I -The ciry of Newport Ocach is ollcring clJ\'~' 111
bcgmnm' anJ m1ermediJte \\Jlcrcolor
pJ1111mg. beginning Thur:.d.1y ror
111forma1io11. eJll 0Jrb:ira !'inn :11 64-1-
Bridge clnsses4
NE\\ PORT BEACI' Cl,1>,;;, 111 bc~mmn' anJ m1crmeJia1c br1Ji:c \\Ill
t~ ofkreJ b't the c11\• of ;'l/1.\\po11
lk.u.:h bl"i.:11111111..: JJn 17. f'or 1nl1.1r-
m.111on. cJ11 U.1r&.1rJ I mn JI (;-14-J:?-l\l.
Da nce benefit
COSTA Ml::.SA -Learn blllrwm
J.mcins :ind benefit Co~IJ Mc~ I l1gh s~hool ~ GrJJ N11e ·9:?, b.:grnnrng J.ln
II\. Profc>~1011JI ll)>lruct1on m \\,1117,
dlJ·chJ, fo'< 1ro1 anJ "' ing w 111 I>.: of· (.:red m \L'( on.:-hour le»On\ \\1lh rro-
eecd going 10 ~upport the annu.1 :ii·
cohol-free grJdU3(10ll pJrly, ., he f1.c is
SIS per pcrwn -0r S:?5 rcr C•>uple. ror
mformJllon. c.ill 979-797S •
I inferred from Dr.
as wi~cl) ullu\\ ing ) u:.H hod) to use .;II 11 cn.:rg) to
fight the rnfc.ctio11."
James I lamilton, who wus the Doc-in-the-box lhat
day, that if he ditl have a cure for Jhe common cold,
he cerltlinly would have been some\\ here cbc at
Dr. Dill ll;~rtl} h." :.i ~hghtl~ 4.1.llt 1-.111 '' 111ftl.: on
the bed-re-.t .t.,pcd .. , la\or .1\b.!. l mooln r l.'mc<h.
When he got the llu. he \\1iuld put ,t h.11 011 one ~I
the posts of hi\ fulH·Pl'~tcr b d. ·1 hen h.:"cl get 111
bed and .c.lnnk. bo\J1bun u1111l h1.: ~·"' I\\(• It.ab .. iind
he pronounc.etl h1111 df t. Jn.d \\ , c\. ,, • l
that moment. Ue~t he could do -and 11 \\Orl\cJ
very well -was a trentisc on how he deals \\ith hii.
own colds. · ·
As soon as he notices a s}mptom. Dr. 1 lamillon
Fred J\l:trtin 's cu/1111111 .1ppt .11' u11 '1umf.1.1,
H'c•<lrH' c/a.1 :111rl I rirfa,1
Mollie listings
lDWARDS ISLAND CINEMA fo>h<>" hlonc! l·t•
DO'< Ct ·er 6•0 1"'218
I The lott loy Scout •I I IS 3 •S 6 tS
8 3~ 10 •S
'1 l ug1y • "'2 • 45 1 JO I$
3 The Hand Thot Ro<lu 1he Cradle (~I "'2 30
• •S l 9 IS
• fother ol lh• lrld• "(;, 12 ""· l s ~o. e 10'1
S houl)' ond lhe ho•I C : ·~ 3 I~ SIS
1 IS. 9 IS
6 Siar Trek VI (PG) 7, • 30, 1, 9 30
7 Grand Conyon l 7 30, 5 IS II 10 JO
MJry Louise PM"c r Cl.fft>, Mary '\cDonndl, l\l'\in Klinl', Slc\c
MJrlin, Danny Glo,cr and Alfrc \\ocld.ud ''"' tn th<: nc''
<.lr•lmJ ''Grand Can)on," now ~hO\\ing· .ll lhl• Ln1H•r.,1l,, Ed·
IJDO CINEMA "•~PO<t S•d 01 1"~"°'' 11 Oli• ward Island Jnd T 0\\1'1 Center tincm.h. ~~~~o""""'....o....J..;~i-..~~~~~~.--~~~~~~~~~~~~-:-
POllT THCATll 29CS ( Coo1• t1.ogh .. o, ¢13 6Zb0
Rhoptody In August 1 .., IS
Costa Mesa
IDWAllDS CINIMA ClNTCR .701 11, i.o. E .d I
VuJ \'e je Ct 't" 9 ~9 .& I .t 1
I Prince of Tldu S S II 'O •O
'1 The la1t loy Scout IP)• •S, l , 9 IS
l leoul)' and IM leCtJI :iJ S 30 1 30, 9 IS
• folher of IM l rlde ll'Cil !I IS, l •~. 10
IDWAllDS CINEMA Hert.a< 6!-4 ~' A,e S•6
J•07
Grand Canyon • S IS 8 I } 20
HAHOI TWIN CINEMAS t< 'bo-!>.J f I'• ~"
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I Hook -G 13 9 •S
7 Slor Trek VI 1'<#. S l:l II 10 IS
, MESA CINEMA '-t"'~ e1.J l9tn ~· OJ6 :.~:s
My Girt '\> S • 8 '~
TOWN CENTU CINEMAS '>a ·~ Coo•t l'to10 751 • • •
hied Green Tomaloea • 5 I~ 8 Cl~
i Ptlnce of Tldts ~ •~ 'J:l
3 '"•'' • • •S • Grand Canyon • • •' 7 ~O 10 IS
SOUTH COAST Pl.A2A 8 " S. ~··!•I> z•t
I leoury end the llea1t :; .) 1 9
. ? Hoolc • • 30 l 3
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I High HHl1 • •• 4 ·~ l IS 9•;.
1 N~ked lunch • ~ 30 l! 10 ?0
3 Modo,,,. l ovory PG 13 5 7 ·~ 10 IS
Irvine
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A4 Wednesday, January 15, 1992 .. r
Business
Today• The Medical MJr·
•kc-ting Association's
Orange County chapter "ill hold
its monthly dinner meeting from
5:30 p.m. to 8:15 p.m.1 at tne Red
Lion Hotel in Costa Mesa. Co't is
S30 for members and $40 for
non-members and guests. For in-
formation and registration, CJll
(800)551-2173 . • Petronrus MJnagement Croup
will offer a seminar On finding a
career, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Jl
the Country Side Inn in Costa
Mesa. Cost 1s $45. To register, call
361-9379.
Thursda. y• The Con-·
• sultin& Ensi· ·
neers ~ociation of California will
meet at 7 a.m. at the Geezers Car-
lie Grill in Newport Beach. Guest
speaker will be Robert G. Pig&
president of the Asbestos Cement
Pipe Producers Association. Cost
ior brca~fast is $6. For reservations
and inior111ai1on, CJJI 4 76-3300.
Saturday: c~:s~raan~J
Ornnsc C. 1u11t)'
st1tutL' ot ,, \Jnagcmcnt Accountants
''ill hl)ld a seminar on cust6mcr
ser\1Ce progrJms from 8 am. to
noun Jt Price \Vatcrhou~c·s Co)tJ
/\lcsJ ottrcc. Cost is $40 per per-
>On, ancl rcgistrJtion closes on Jan.
10. For rntormation and rcgistrJ·
11on. please cL1ll 241-8161.
J a fl 2 2 • The Merchant~ • • and Manufactur·
crs Assoc1Jtion pre,cnb .1 seminar
on leadership i:.!..ills fur women
from 9 a.m to 4 p.m. at the Rc~I
Lion Hotel in Costa Me:>..1. Cost j.,
S 185 ior members and 5220 for
non-members. ror. inf ormal1on.
GJll 558-1 sso. • Petronrus Management Group
will hold J seminar on sc,ual h.1-
rassment, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m at
the Country Side Inn in Co)t,1
MeSJ. Co~t is $45. For registration,
call 361-9379. .
Jan 30• Petronius Man·
• • agcmL'nl Group
will hold a seminar on motivatmg
employees and yourself, from 9
a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Country Sidt>
Inn in Costa Mesa. Cost is $45. For
reg1strnt1on. call 361 -9379 . • Dr. Robert foh will conduLI a
Stepping int~ his
lather's shoes
Businessman finds work
fitting and profitable at
children 's footwear store
By Tony Cox
Bus ness Ei:.tor
T he Nc"pon Children'i. llootet'y is a survi vor.
·1 he FJ)h1on hl;1nd ~hoc store is one of only six
origin.ii tenants that rcmJin from the huge
sh0pping center·~ September 1967 opening. Of the 30 or
so tenants lhJt wen; .1round lm opening day, only
Ne" port Children\ Uuotcry, ·1 he filo.1dway, Robinson's,
The Looi..., Uob Oum~ lk~taurant and Golden Dl.idc
Barbers remain in the center, which now boasts four
clep~1nmcnt i.IUfCS and 15Q shop'>.
Relying on spccialit.1til1n, t)llJlity products and a high
h.:'cl of sen itc, the Ne'' port E:hildrcn's Dootcry has
survived recession~. rcmmklrngs. two generations of
family O\\ ncrship anJ nc:lTI) '.!5 )Cars of changing shoe
fa'>hions.
The store ha., also en1oycd grs:Jt continuity of
pcr~onnel. For example, th e '>lore's mnnager, Dill Milter,,
h:i been \dlh the· shop since 11 opened. Uut then again,
-llAt1ity he) been
'l rs fascinating to me the
more I'm in the business,
as ~ see other merchants
go ou of business, the
way this has survived. I
attribute it to my dad's
desire and focus ... '
a trademark of th e
family behind
Newport Children's
Uootcry.
The )tore ".1s
founded hy Corona
cJcl [\l;ir resident
Richard Maro'' ill.
\\ho four yc:irs prior
h:nl opened another
shoe More in the
Cll), Westd1ff
-STM MAROWJTl Shoe.;. A )'C:.tr anc,1 J
owner. Newport Children's Bootery half Jgo. f\1 .irO\\ itz,
nO\\ 51J, solJ the
store 10 his
34-ycnr-ottl on, Stc'c Sieve M:irowitz represents the
fourth con~ccu1i'e generation in the [\IJrO\\llZ family
in' l>h cc.I in 1hc shoe hu'>1ne~~. The '>tre.1J... began \\.1th h1 '1
great granLlfathcr. "ho \\J\ in the boot busines~ in
Lithuani:i
'I he ~ounger ~1aro"itl learned 1hc bu~inelt \\-h1lc
worJ...ing al the )lore duting his teen }Cars, and during a
s11n1 working for his father after finishing college al San
Diego S1:.r1c Uni\ers11y. SceJ...ing to pursue success on his
· Restaurant owners not
discouraged by closures
sem1nt1r on ma"ing succinct. to-
the-point presentations, beginning
at 7: 15 a.m. at the Balboa B.1y
Club 111 NC\\ port Beach. Co)t \\1th
prepaid reservations i~ s 13 fur Couple the ongoing rcce~~1on "ith the closures
members of the Newport Harbor -i---+---'-in~rc~ce.nt "'cs:h of >e\•·ral. high·prt>Wt!,-upsca
Arca ChJmbcr of omn1<.•rce and rcs1aur:u11,, Jnd it stJntb 10 reason 1ha1 loca l res·
516 for i;ucsts At the door. the.• taurJtcur' "uuld be JI lcJ'>t ..1 little \\Orried.
cost 1~ S 16 for members and 521
for guests. Brea!..fas.t is included. But don't tell that to the restaurant owner~ who
For resenat1ons and inlormJlion, :ire suncycd n:gularl~· for this· feature. Dolstcrcd
call 729·4400. b~ three ._traight months or he.1lthy sJlcs perform· Feb 1 · The Home Otll(t' ance~. they're fired up about their future pros·
• • Jnd Bu;1ne-.... Op· peels, and they're 1101 :ibou1 to let the fa ilures of a
portun1t1l') o\ssoc1at1on will ho1d ,1 fcv. other) get them Jo,, n on \\hat they sec as the
conference on homc-b,1sed bt1:.1· licginnini; of a rebound.
nesscs lrom 8 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. at
the Re:d Lion I lotel in Costa i\1csa . In December, the Ney.port ilea h·arc<i restau-
Call 261·9474. r;iteurs suf'\eycd for The DJ1ly 1'1101 Economic
Feb 13 • The Mcrchanl.S l nde\. po1,ted revenue' thJt held even. on a'crage,
• • Jnd Manufactur-"ith their December 1990
crs AssocrJt1on will bt>g1n a two-numhcr . Keeping pace day scmrnJr on human resources
woul dn'1 be con!.id<:,Jc<.I
mu ch of a victory <.lu ring
..
Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642-4321, ext. 3
M.irc l'\111 "'o.i •1 r
Steve Marowitz, owner of Newport Children's Bootery, :)ays his business is doing \\'ell despite the recession.
O\\ n, he left the bui.incss in 1984 and became a Under Steve Marowi1t:s O\\ ncrshi • NC\\ port
cemme-reffil 1e.il cst.nc hroket. But in mld·l~~nr-in~g--.C ... hiTi rcn s ootery 1Js not on) mainta1111.~d. but
10 O\\-ll h1-, u\\n c11mpJny and rcaliling that his father's nourbhcd. In 1990, 11 )Cl a .11c, record, ant.I IJsl )CJr.
e~tablbhcd ~hoc ~tore was an excellent oppmtuniJy, he when the re cession cau,cd null\' local relJtlc rs 10 slruK.d
bought the fJmii) busincso;. or go out of businc-.'>, the swre's rc\'enues increa,cJ ''I 1\ fascinJtu1g to me the more I'm in the busines. another 5 percent. ~" I sec other merchants go out of business, the Ne\\ port Children's Ooolel) hJs fJrcd rcla11,el) ''ell
way th" hai.. sunhcd," the younger Marowilt saxs., .. 1 during the recc)Sion IJrgcl) be,,1u~c 11 llJs m:11111.11n~d J
:.11tribu1e II to Ill) 1.fatl's uc .. irc :111d focus on h;ivino the large, d.i"Cr'C in\Cl\tOI'), rather th~n cull ing bJd., Stew 0 Maro\\lll. SJ\S He :llkh lh..tl the store h:i .. Jl'>O ocnel11cJ be.,t '>lute, the be,t emplo)ee? and the hcst·quality from ''ro" 111~. intcrc't 111 [J,luonablc ~hoe' for cluldrcn. merch.1nt11 .. c." o o "Children·., shoe' arc n0 longl r bJ.,u:." h~ ... i).,
Th;.it fncul!, "h1ch Stc'e M <lfO\\ itt also call!> "They're ,1 f.l'>hion !tt.11cmcnt ·•
pe1fcc11oni,m, ha-. .1lln\\1,;d thi: store to tlc\clop :\ !>trong Stc'c Man:mitt .. J)'> 1hc bi~gi;'>I ch.1m:c heh~" 111 u.k
ba'c of ll>)JI, rcgul.1r l!U,tumer ... Richard M.irov.itL,Sa)~ since bu) mg Nl•'f)\>rt Ch1IJfcn\ Uoote1~ 1 the .1dJ1t1\•ll
that to maint.1in rhe high leve l or scn·icc. h~ Jnd his son of more high·la~hmn ,hoc'>, a n11,,e th.it \\,1 11l.1dc
h:1J tu '>pend a li11lc more th.111 mo't competitor.. on p0 ,,iblc by hi' fJlhc1\ forn,11J 1l11n"1n:: n>nccpt ol hrn1~
emplo)ce \JIJric .... hut both fJlher .111J '>011 believe the a niche pl.1\a .111J -.dhng J \\Ilk'.) ki;110n of hr:.rnJ, 1n
mone\ \\,I'> ''ell ~r~111. 1hut niche.
"\_.uh J...iJs !>hoc'>, people \\ant to tru~t you," Stc\e R ich:ird ~tam'' Ill :,.l\'i hi' nw'c tO\\.trJ :.p1:ci,11tL.1t1un
Manm11t sa~'· "\\ ith clothes, the} cJn g0 anti p1~J. rhcm \\as a;..1uL1ll} born out ol lllCc\\11) I k 1ec.rlh th.11
off the rJ1.l, t>ut \\Ith -.hoc . the\ ''Lint to J...now th.11 \\'e ''hl'll The ln111c Cl) .1p1HoJ .. hnl 111111 al!out co111i11g to
i..no\\ how tu Cit them right." • l·nsh1on hland, he"·'' lll!!h un the iJl·.1, bu t he J1tl11'1
SJ)' Kict1arJ M.1ro\-.ill: ·'You ne .. cr forget how to fit a think he coulJ Lifford the -rrnt h1r ::in t1pl·1.11ion l1~c h"
child. and if )4.lll reL1lly c.irc, )OU flc\cr forget how to We!!tcliff !lhl.lp, a slu1s: th.11 old h,1c' fl>r the \\hok
hJnt.llc a cl11IJ ) ou ha\ c to h;.l\ c .:i fondnCl>'> for J...id'>, f.1mtl)'. ·
tremendous p.1tiencc .ind Ll lot of energy. ThL11·s '' hy )LIU "When the) came 10 me .iml Ji,cu)seJ 1 ,1sl11on h l.111J.
hJve ro llJ\e the right employee!>." See BOOTERY A5
RESTAURANTS
'""•\\""'"" •• pi.
• Reprc cnt~ /Jst ye.u' performance. A score above
100 reflects an impro ,·cment over the same month in
1990, while a score below 100 i ndicates a decline.
Scoring is based on s.11<.•s of local restaur.1teurs nho arc
f)Urvcycd rcgufJrly for thi feJt ure.
"ill turn around too. l 1h1ni.. the\ 're l>t:irt111•• 10 & • Cl learn, \\hich v.c all houlJ h:i\c learned Ions ~go,.
that )Ou\e got to "ork a htt_lc h.1rdcr"
'Marchcano-1s ~In} 1h111~ l>ut un,ettlcJ by the re·
cent re taurnnt f.ul urcs -"h1ch mduJcd the do·
~of Newport\ MJ~1c blJnd, l"hc Re'~
Ne\\pOrl O}~tcr DJr & Grill, and the turmni; U\CI
of 21 Oceanfront tu 1b IJnJlorJ J k ~.1id. too. th.1t
the reCC))ion i,n't C.:Jt.:i,trnpluc lor )ltong re 1:.rura·
tcurs because pcrc11n1..1I )UI"\ ''Or) \J\e profih dur·
ing gooJ times, .ind the~· don't IJ\c rloaJ then\·
~ches \\1th debt
"'The econum) ne,~r mJJe thh l>u inc)~ ...
Marchc.1110 s.11d. "\Vhcn the cconu111) get · better.
that's itmg on the Q l..c, but I belier h.l\c .i guod.
strong c.1t..e. I re.ill) J0n'1 h.1\c emp llh)· for a gu)
who works fi,1,\ JO )C.ir' 111 tlm bu):ncs) anJ
doesn't SJ\C <in) thing You ah'a)s ha\'C to i,J\c fur
a rainy d.t), bccau-.c in 1h1' bu!line)\, It ca.n pour"
. Although N.e'" Yc.1rs rC)l>lution~ :ind bill pJ}-
1ng maJ...c J:lnu:iry a traJ1t1onally )low month for
Upscale rtil:.JUr:lnlS, a-SlrOnC (lJC'C Of Jd\'ancc rC'I·
Cl"\ at ion'\ ha'> been cause for optim1 m Jlll~lllg
local restaurant OI.\ 11c.0r). ·
m,rnagemcnt, from 9 a.m. to 4
p m. at Le Mcrid1cn Hotel in New-
port Beach Cost for. the Thur:.day·
Friday seminar 1s $295 for mem-
bers and S355 for non-members.
For 111formJt1on, call 558-1550.
the bc)t of llll'les, but in a year improved mood Of the survey group. "We arc all en·
in which mJny rcst.1urants couraged." •
"People will drink water. or not Jrink at all for 3
while,'' one rcspondeTt1 !..1id. ···out then they'll be back
10 their old habit!>." Send .1nnouncements to The
Daily Pilot's business editor,
Tony Cor, at 330 W. 8.1y St.,
struggled, the December num-•
bers come as good news.
DJnny Mnrchcano. owner of !'he Arche~ in Newport
lkJch • .,aid ~1 ~itrong fini h helped ha restnu rant pull i1s
199 1 revenues to within 4 percent of its 1990 total.
CosliJ Ak a, 92627. Restauruns
"l h111g~ are good," s:iid one
rc)pondcnt. summing up the ''I '111 \.Cf)' happy." M.1rchcano !.nid. ·• 1 think o th ers
The December index i>corc fur rc!>l:lll'l'nts! lOO.
-B.r 1on.r Co'
Chamber seeks 1992 Man, Woman of Year nominees
Nom1na11ons arc no\\ being taJ...cu for the 199:!
Cos1a i\k~a M.1n and Woman of the Ye.1r. sponsoreu
by the Co!>la Mcsu Chumber of Commerce :ind the
Daily Pilot. • ·
Apphcat1on forms for tlm d1!.l 11~gu1shed LI\\ .1r"<.I
I I
Uoulcvard, Suite· I 35; phone: 574-87l:IO) or fill -out and
clap this form and ma.ii it to tihe Cmta ~tc,,1 Ch;unber
of Commerce. 1901 Nc\\port Dini , Suite 1"5. Co-.t,•
Me~a. CA 92627. The dcJdl1ne 1' 5 p.m Jan ~2.
In order 10 be considcrtd for the ~Ian or Woman of
the YeJr. c.indidate~ mu'>I meet the lullo"1n~ require.:
men ts.
-Live and/or work 1n C mt.1 Mc,.1:
-Uc involved in \:trr<>U\ profc,,ional. ci\.11;, JnJ
chantnblc org.101LL111on\ fur a wn,1der:iblc length of
time;
-11.tn~ dcmon,trated Je.1eler-.hip in the communi1y;
-Re y,.clf·knvwn 1n .the community:·
-J l.J\C contributci.l to 1hc ·hc11c1 ment .11lll grQ...,lh
of the community.
1\n ·'".ml' luncheon '~ 111 hl hcltl .11 11 :JO 11.m. on • f eb 20 :11 1 he wc,tm South ( "·"'' l'l.1;r:1 to honor the
\\ lllllef\.
L.1,1 \e,1r\ rccr picnt' were M.uic M:1plc., • and
V.1ughn Redding ·
.------------------------~ Application for ~9.92 Costa Mesa ~an and Woman of the Year I
I I
"'uminau.'C.1/~ubmntl'<i by.
I f'\;,lml'
I ().(up<illon
I tompany Cit
I . C.. 11 y ol RC's1dcncl' How Long'
I T l'lt•phon\• DJ Ev<'ntng
I l:Ju1.,1t1un
I Al ddl•mu .. [)(>grt:t'<,/ Aw.ud.,
I M1l1tary <i(•rv1«•
I rmf,•\s1on.i l tvkm~~h1p'\
I Civt~ /Community Organi1J1t1on.,
I Ch.lnt.iblt• Organ11 atmM
I Voluntl'C:'r (ftorts.
I C. tmlnbuhons to th(• Community
I
I <Pl<'il~ <\U.tt"h she nomtnl~'" rt..~umc, 1f 41v411l.tblc)
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Dally POOi lineup: A schedule of regular features and columns
Aln1anJC ........................ : ................................................ SJturday
Aul?............................................. .. . .. .. Th urscfay. Saturd.ly
Bus1ne~s... ...... ....... ... . . .. . .. .. ..... ... . ... . Mond.ly, \\'c.'Clncsda>, FridJy
CommunitY. Forum .......................... Mund.iy, V\'cdncsd(1y, f rid.Jy
Dean, Vida......... • • • . , l ,
Did You Knowl ................... ~ ........... T Ul''-<IL1y, Thursc.lay, s.1turdJ~
(ntertamment .................................................. Tu('!,Cfay, SaturdJy
Food ................................... _. .......... ,............... . ..... lhursdJy
Health & ritncss................................... T uc!ldlly
Home & Cudcn ................................ ::::::::::::::::::::::: .. ::saturd.1y
Kobr~n, Jc.rry ................................... Moncl.1y, Wecinc)day, fridJy
Martin, FrC<l .......................... :...... .Mond,1), Wcdnc~ay, FriclJ y
Obituaries........................................ Tu ~fJy
Pilot (conornic Index ....................... .".'.'.".'.':.'.'.":.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'.'.".'.' w~c.to •sd.ly
Pilot People .. .......... ..................... TwsdJy Thurscby,
RcJI E!ll.ltc.................................. .................. ' · c: •rurd~y'
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RctJll BC!>t Bu""'........................... . • c: ··urd'y ,-. ·····g~ .. _..._ ....•. _, ____ .IJU.l ••
Seniors .......................................... ~A<>nd"y ...................... ,..... l'li1 "
Society .................................... MondJ) S.1turday
Strc<'lwisc ... \. ····· .... t ................. :::::::::~:::::::~·· ··~Vl•<f •w"<J~y. f nd.ir
Youth ........................... ~ ........ :........ Tun.1.;f •y ~ •••••.•••••..•....• ,,,;.,,,.... ,~JI'\,"' Voluntcc~ .................... w.............. Mond"Y . ·····························'···· .. Weddings, £nsascmc.1nt ................................................. 5,11urd.iy
\V<.•c:k<'n<.I ................. : .......................... , Thu-..a'Y
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Calling all cars: ·Be on the al·ert for madcap· motorist
NO SLAr SHOTS, rLEASE -
Allention, Newpon Beach police
scheduled to patrol Coast Highway on
Friday afternoon, Jan.
31. This is an olert:
Round Table West
will be staging another
literary luncheon on
, that date at the Dalboa
Day Club, :rnd the ·
featured speaker will be
that mqdcap motoril.t,
Zsa Zsa Gabor.
0
IT WOULD DE JUST
-----.A-SMALL TITLE
CHANCE -
Much-married Zsa Zsa
will be 'thumping her
-----• autobiography, "One Lifetime Is Not Enough." If she slap.,
another gendarme, dollinks, m;,ike that
"One Life Term, ... "
0 ANY OTllER RE•'UCEES H ERE
FROM SEWICKLEY? -In Monday's
opus, you may recall, I mentioned that
Charles (Chuck) Knox, the once and
future Rams coach, will be greeted here
by 3 boyhood buddy, catering king
Armnnd Jay l\fascrolonni.
And now surfaces another onetime
football playe r with the vaunted
Sewickley (Pa.) High School Indians -
structural engineer Frank Cicer<r,who'll
be joining the reunion.
Like MastrQianni, Cicero haJ .
surrendered his season tickets at
Ramt1heim Stadium when John
Whallisname had been the Rams'
shepherd. And now, praise be, it's the
Spirit of Sewid.Jcy revisited. Fight on!
0 SOUND TllE TOCSIN! -If you hear
a whirring noise offstage at the .
Performing Glitz Center, starting Friday.
that could be composer Giacomo Puccini
twirling in his tomb. ·
According to the wording on my
tickets for the Jan. 23 performance of a
great Puccini work, Opera Pucific will be
presenting "Tocsa" (sic).
0
LOOK, IT llAPPENS -When I
mentioned the misspelling on the tickets
to opera buffs Mr. and Mrs. Robert J.
Kirkpatrick, they weren'l surprised.
Kirkpatrick is a retired newspaper
copy editor, and his "'if e's name is
Tosca.
"lt hnp11ens because ther"C aren't too
many of us Toscas around," she says.
"I've received mail addressed to Tocsn."
The Kirkpatricks will be seeing ToscM
Tocsa next week at the music hall in
Costa/Cotsa Mesa.
(Note: The real-life Tosca, who .
danced with the Sonja Jlenic ice-skating
troupe several cons ago. retains her
delicious humor JI n~c bl She notes
th~ll the Opera Pacific brochure
describes the liflretto as 'burnin~ \.\ith
love, lust and desire' -"t11ch, \he say:.,
is perfectly descriptive of her current
lif es'tylc.}
• 0 SACK TIME -!n~punl>C-10 all of
Monday's incoming Oak lrom Chrh
Steel, Doc Reedy, Dud Ulumbug and
other football filbcm, I know that
Denver quarterback John J:.h,ay bn't a
product of Western Penn-.} h :rn1a. A~
e'cry couch coach kno\\S, El".tY i-; as
Californian as the avot'tldo, and
shouldn't have been lumped "Ith -
Namath, Montana, Blanda, Lnit.i,,
Marino, Ditka, Kelly and cmmtlc\s 01-hcr
steel-hardened products from the
Keystone State's football foundries
The only reason I inclucled ch~,1y \\JI.,
lo see if you were paying allcntion, and
you ccnainly were. So quit sacking me,
and do !>omcthing con!ltrucll\e -likl.!
takm~ the ~tx·point spre;iJ .1nJ pbc111g
}our Super Uoy.I bet on tlu: Uuffolo
Uilh.
0
· 11£A\'Y ~J UH•' -Lc.:llc r ol 'J ht.
Wed. come~ lr~ntreprencur Alan
ll) pinslJ, "ho\ busil) JlllJ'~ing anuthu
fortune 111 the automothe l1dJ \\hen I
rep<,>rted h11'tei.l \.c111urc (Z? \\ hc:clt).
he "rote: "Lo\.ed )Our Jrllck '° much
\\e Jle fr:im1nb 11."
Th:it'i. very ,\,CCI ul Al.in. In return,
I'd like to earl') one uf~ou r \\heeT:. in~m-) -
" allct
LJ
~UODE!\ TIL\WJ -If all the:
sol.'.1ahtc'> pubhcl) mourning the Jemi-,c
of elegant Re\ \\oulJ haH! pJttonilcJ
'the place, it \\Ould\(. been th.: hotlc:!>l
i.pot in O\.\n.
Newport woman identified as plaile' crash victim . . '
PLANES: Critics say small craft threaten safety
By LoriAnn Basheda
sun Wntrr
A 33-ycar-old Newport Deach
''omor\ and six of her frien ds \\Cre
killed Saturday n1gh1 \\hen their
11llllL1''-in·cngw~nc... ...crn.hw
on the way home from a wed.end
trip to Las Vegas
It took the Clark County coro·
ner's office three dJ)S to identify
Nancy Osten as one of the dead.
Also killed "as 59-}ear-old .Ph) Iii.,
Rose, her 34->ear-old son Dtad
Ro ~ and her 38->ear·old d,1ughter
Carol 1 lubbdl -all of El Toro
'I he crash also claimed the ll\ei. uf
57-~ear-olJ Palo~ Verdes pil or"
George Dcren1J, his 37-year-old
son ,Denni., Deren.a and 5S·rcar·
oltl Torrance rc.,itlenr Susan Love.
"It 's like a baJ dream," \aid PJ·
tnci3 I tughes. "ho manages the
1 luntington Ueach dental office of
Or. Arnold Angclic1 and Or.
Daniel ~tircheff, "here O .. tcn "a'
a dc:ntal h)g1cn1~1. "We kcc.:p1wp·
1ng that \H!'ll \\,1kc up JnJ she'll
come "'alk1ng through the Joor."
Mircheff said he la!lt sJw Osten
"'hen she picked up her check rn.
day anti told him she "'Js off to
Las Vega~ for the: weekend "ith
her friends
"Then I get u call Sund.1) night
(from the coroner'!. office) i.a) 1ng
BOOTERY: Enjoying
long-term success
at Fashion Island
From A4
'lrs like a bad drea~. We keep hoping th~t·we:11 wake
up and she'll come walking through the door.'
-PATIUCIA IUHS
manager of dental office where Nancy Osten worked
tii.:n t\ lu\.cJ her."
Air traffic controllers monitor·
ing the radar system said the)
watched the plane drop 4,000 feel
from an altitude of 9,800 feel in a
mauer of seconds, according to
Ettrflrckkc. a spokeswoman with
the Federal Aviation Admini!>tra-
tion.
From A1
she l)aid.
Airport officiab say 80 pl.!r-
ccnt of nights in and out of
JWA arc mJde by ~m.111 :m-
'"The county Doard of Super-
' ll)Ors h.1 .. gone on record that
11 is committed 10 prescl'\ ing
general a\iation at th11., f.icihty,"
said airport ~po~c::.,\om:i n
Courtnc\ \\ 1erciod1.
A '> th~ rAA continue~ 11s in·
vest1 ga11on of the: incident,
G;.iido bchc.:,e!I there. 'houltl
:1bo be j rc·nJ 11nutm:\ of
J\IJlion JI the wunt~-~1rpm1.
'Jf there'.) a .c111t.:n'i. !!IOup
formed. I II l c ri!.!111 thl.'.'rc." '-111.:
s:.iitl. "'\\'c LJfl 110: \\Jll un til :.i
cr.ish t:ih' I •.Ju: tll c!o om<.:·
thing :.i~)QUt !ht-.." that the\ need \·rU)'> to 1llcn11fy
her." he.::.aid.
Mirchcff said the loss ",1., "like
lo,ing a fom1l} member." Ostc.:n
10111ed the private practice dcntJI
office four >car-i ago.
In facl._ llughc.s said, two of the
plane crash victims -Hubbell
and Lmc -met Osten ''hile pa·
· The controllers were able to
contact the ·pilot, but were told
that everything was OK in the
cockpit and the pilot wanted to
continue to Torrance, 13rekke said. ~===::;:==============::--::::::::::::::;::;::::::
'"It's am:.iting ho" man) pJt1ent'
\\l.:fc.: tl)ucheJ b) her," he sJ1J.
I lughes dc'\cnbcd 011.,en as "J
\Cl) \\arm and 10\ing born ag.11n
Chn'!>t1.1n. ·-
"~he \\Jh an ouhtandir11! p~r~1.m." Hughe~ sJlll. "Yo~ Jl"t
coulun't "·" enough n11 .. e thin~'
:1lm11t her. · -~-
I lul!hc' ,,uJ the Jent.ii otfice
l1llcJ-"11h lfo\\ers once \\Ord got
out .1hou1 0-.1cn's dc:1th. f'uneral I
scl"i..:c' '''II ltkcl} he held in !\n·
wna \\ hctc Olttcn gre\\ up anti
\\here her p.1rcnt~ 'till li\e.
"\\'c'rc '1111 ki nd of numb,"
I lu~ho ... 11d. "It's h.rrJ for u<; to
bd;c\e. \\'e h.>\ed her. I kr pa·
llCnl~ al the dental ofnCC.
I lughes ~aid all of the people on
. board \\de lrn:nds.
"They \\ cnt 10 Las Vegas to·
gcthcr a lot," ~he said. "(Ocrenia)
new them all the time."
Fedual authorities said trouble
tor the &.:.cat Ccs-.n.i ~25 Con-
quc:.t slJrted JU!>t minutes after it
took off ~.11urd.1y e\cning from
Las Veg.JS ~kC~1rr.111 ln1ern,11ion:il
Moments later air traffic con·
trollers lost contact with the plane .
and reported sec;)ng u nash of fice. ACCIDENT?
Urckke said. LA t.YTEAM-
Oebrii. \\ere reportedly scaucred AUORNEYS AT LAW
N•WPORT B•ACH
'7(800)
275-TEAIV\
Toll ~/24 h,..., over a quarter-mile at the cra\h FHI AnO•HIY CONSULTATION
itc, located at the 4,000-foot-bel L~'.::'.::'.::5::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.::'.:::=:==:=::=:=:=:==:=:~ of the Mount Potosi foothills some
I:! miles from Las Vegas.
A TWA pl:irrc-crashed on
~tount Poto~i Jan. 16, 1942, kill ing :n people including ~1c1ress Carole
LombJrd. "ife of actor Clack
Gable.
REFINANCE NOW
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441 Old Newport Blvd., Ne rt Beach (Near Heag Hosp.) ConstrurtJon. Jumbo Loans. ht and 2nd I O.s. l".on-Owntr Orcup11n~~ 1
00'1,j MORRI
the -1991 Christmas Boat Parade
becomes a fond memory, it is time to •
CMS Mortiaie Servicea \\cekda~
1714) 832-4854
[\t nln$tS &\\ttktods
1Arl1 SIJIJfCT 10 CIWIOI '"7HOUT #0'1CI ( 714 J 7 64-9428 .
honor the winners from 1991 and begin
1 Jidn't cnJOY the rent numbers." 1~~~-~ii
he SQ)~. "l JKQU;l:!L.liL5.pi:~.llLC:..Jll4-l J !
ptannin_g -~he _1_9_92 _Ch __ ris_tm_a __ s _,so._a_t_Parad=e:.. -iiiiiiii
l.1J's shoe), alll>" ing me 10 take a
sma11cr !Ip.ice and therefore ha"e a
lo"cr rent.
"Spcc1,11it.111011 ha) pro,cn to be
a main in gredient to the !>lore\
l.Uccess. \\ c tuund a niche )Car'
ago, and \\e nC\Cr tJev1atetJ from
ii. ..
Today's product line at NC\' port
Children\ ~1tel) rJngc' from
glittery girls Jres~ shoei. to Air
Jordan !lne:.ikc.:rs for infant.,, Steve
Marow1tL Sa)S h1\ ~tore 1 now one •
of the h1ghest·gros)jng indepen·
dent shoe stores 1n all of Southern
California, and "'1thin SL\ month.,
10 a year. he'd like to add a i.cc-
ond location. In the long term. he
sa)'S he "ants to ha\'e three to SL~
stores in' Orange and San Diego
counties.
While busine)s is good now for
the Fashion Island store, Steve
Mnrowitz can onl~ wonder how
~ell he might have done if the re-
cession hadn't taken a bite out of
foot traffic at the shopping center.
••1 think about that all the time.
what could have been," he stlys.
"There were so many di tractions
in '91. That's "hat makes me so
optimistic for the future, because I
)Urvived through such a tough
time ror retailers."
LOSE WEIGIIT l m.L GRF.AT •
WTI'HOUf'"
Drutk Diet Moclilkatiou
Stnnuous Enrd1t
E.,eniJft encl Thne·C00111ml .. ,,.. ..
Try TIM O.nUrttion
Wttpl M•HlflllHI Procn•
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O.eltrltloe Distributor:
Steve Hartline
714-759·1468
Please join us for the ..
Newport Harbor Arca Chamber of Commerce
1991 Christmas Boat Parade and Home Decorating Awards Banquet & Auction
Friday, January 24, 1m •Newport Beach Marriott .
6:00 p .m. • No-Host Cocktail Reception & Silent Auction
7 :00 p .m. • Dinner .
Cost: $35.00 per person " . ------------------------1991 Christmas Boat Parade and Home Decorating Awards Banquet & Auction
Friday, January 24, 1991 • Newport kach Marriott
Plusc reserve for me
___ Tickets at S35 per person
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Ncwpoct Beach, CA 92660
R.S.V.P. by January 20, 1992
RASCALS
TALENT. SEARCH
Ages 3 Months t~ 1~ Years -
with maJor New York City
Affiliations 1n the . .child medeling
and· acting industry will
children in this area soon.
review
We
have successfully had children seen.
and/ or placed for ads, · covers,
catalogs, videos, and-T-V commercials and programs
for clients such as TOYS R. US, HUGGIES,
BLOOMINGDAI:ES, MACY'S, etc. lnt.eryiewing
soon locally. (412) 373-3~701
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COUTURE
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ClEARANCE SALE
30°/o TO 75°/o REDUCTIONS
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. . Editor Wi~l iam Lobdell...642-4321, e>.t. 351
Jerm limits good. idea for NewportJleach council
The envelopes, plea .. e... \Olcrs t.lccit.lc. Dlll \\C doubt thal \\ill
r6 Thumbs up to the cour••scou-; happen, ghcn lhat fi,c of 1he se,cn
John Hedges, the Ne" port Ucach counc1lmcmbcrs would he out of ol llcc if
City Councilman "ho tried in a t\H>-tcrm limit \\,Is imposed. (Nol
\ain lo g.cL the. ~y.-Council l-0-ucc~pt th~ceirw«Jcrtt;rlly, Hedges mTd \\l'ntr \\l)uld
notion of term limit'>. An atmthcr be the only council members permitted
11iumbi, up to Jean Watt, the only to seek re-election.)
member or the council who agreed \\ilh ~ 1 humhs dtm n 10 Councih,om:in
I ledges. Sanch• Gcnb, who's on a cru'>allc
Thumbs do"n to 1hc rc,1 of the · 10 -.l;;,h 1he cn1 ire SJ75,000 1he
Ct1) Council, \\htd1 11!11lHcd \Oler Ltl) ghc'> lo art\ program\. The amount
sentiment "hen qu1cll) rcJCC.:ttng s;l\cd in the city's c~1ima1ed S55A
the idea of term limit for Ne" post million budget is less than 1/3 of I
lle:ich. Prop. 1-io pa~cd easily and a percent. The .003 percent earmarl.cd for
poorly \\rittcn term limi1 ini1ia1ive for wonhy nrt' programs t~at other"dsc
.
v;iluc of cultural an-. to J commun11y,
1hen we're doomed To hack :ma) al th is
msnsicle amou1H of mone1 rc wncJ 10
support the Costa Me'a :in-. 1s foolhardy~
~and \\C hope, for the '>al.c of the cil}'. the,
l:11une1l doesn't follow Genb· ab,urd
suggest ion.
A' for Gcni,· idea to drnngc Co!>la ,
f\fc,.i·l> "City of the Am .. motlo back to
11 ... old nickname. "'J he I luh of the
.
the 'log.111.
·1 h.umbs do" n to the D.1ilv l'ilo1.
\\hich, in a poorly ... HittLn --~
cduvri;.il. 1mpli~ rh.11 the '"
rc,idc111i.ll neighbors of the tlHLc
troubled bar' ( 1 logue Uarm1ch:tel'M
I knry N' I l,1rry's Goa th ill 'l';i\em antl
l sl~1nd 'I r.1dc r) a)ong N_c,\ptirt Ul>Ulc\.ird
don't t\L':)er\c the city's leg.ii prokction
in thl-ir attempt~ to quiet the 1 11 )
C\t :ibl j,hmc n h.
Nu1hing coultl h:.t\C t?cen lullhcr lrum
the trurh. ror l'.tr 100 lonl!, lhC'>C
rc,idcnh h.l\e had 10 put~ up the pllpul.1r
bars' inllllcrablc 'ltJc-etfcch -}Cllin~
and •Mcammg at 2 a.m. amt public
·11:umb!i uj1 lo th.: It\ in · Cu .
\\ hi...!1 \\ j,i:J~ pu!lcll it is C.1:.1 ... \,,1~:.
m:1r111a pr jcd, II 1h'° ~'\e\'port
Uc.1ch C11~ Couni:tl .1bcnd.1 until n c.1n
better a~h.lrc,., Lummuaut~ .inu
Newport Dc~ch lacked only 281 would be in financial ruins is a
signatures to qualify for the b:illot. Al ridiculously low ligurc and shouldn't be
the very kast. the council should voh: 10 touched.
I !arbor Arc:.i" -forget it. To our
knowledge, Co,1;1 ,\tc~.1 Joesn '1 ser\ c a~
a hub to any harhur. We hl.e the "City
of the Arts" bbcl. r\nJ e\CI\ af Genis
get-. her "ish anJ the .003 pcr~cnt in arts
funding is cut from the budget. the city
-\\ ilh the award-winning South. Coast
14fx'+twy a:tld-t l~tiunaily rerogn izecr
Performing Arh Center -should "ecp
urination. to name a few. They should __ !.!.!.!:~:.l.:.llilLl.!.!.i!..!..!!li~...U.~~~J...J..Zµiu.....u......-r------.
h.tvc C:\pct)ctl help lung ;igl). cmiro.nmc.flt:il group:.,,, \\ell.)~ tl1 ... ~1.1ti: •
pui the. mca!.urc on~ttot--and let the II \\e have 10 C\pl;ain to Genis the The po11H \\C \\ere lf)ing tu mal..e \\J> :ind tedcr.11 i;o,dmc111.
Don't protect us
I JllSt h:.i.cl a comment on the
helmet l:J\v. I kcl h'-c the
Jrncr should h.a\C 1hc n~ht II..>
\\C.ir or m.\I 10 \\CM the helmet.
t'.1) commcn1 tot.I.a) fo1 \1>u i,
tlwt I feel h'-c "'Cl') JlCf'•llll
"ho \Ole' for the helmet l.m
'houlJ h.l\c·w \\C.tr a lifl·j:11:ke1
the nc\I Limc.. lhg ~o ,::,\,fa1min~
.and \CC tf 1hc) c.1n lmJ .1 p.1r-
.alkl thcrL·
I dl111't ih111I. there\ .111.,mtu l
lot l>f u1ffc1c11l·c JnJ tTi.11 .11\0
snch1Je, .1 -.e.1lhd1 for .11 k."t
the dmcr l thinl. thcv .ire in-. m~ to protect u... c;l>lll uu·r-
scl\ec;, .111J fran"I) I .un '1d, of
II
JOI ti'! JACOB~
NC\\ prn 1 Be ad1
Keep options
been rc~1Jing the Pi lot or ''' ri-
Oll''.1 name' thc1 cof since the
'50s. I · grew up in Ne" port
[k.1 h and nll\\ li\'C in CU'>l.I
~k' 1 I CnJl>) the paper.
SL'S,.\:--1 \\ 11111:
Cl"ta ~k ,.1
Thumbs up, doc
J U't \\,UHCJ tl> t.ill .111J ap-
~.1°~1tth 1c:am'i lrOJ'l hoth
:-..l'" pl>rt I Lirlwr ;ind Cur1111.1
dl·I ~I.tr hoh b."l.c1b.1ll IC.Jil l\
lur l:ccpi11g the11 ~·ll\ll 111 ,1 'H~ll·
m.11chcJ game
'11 umb' up to Dr Denni'
[, ''°' "hli ""' .1l1fc tu Cl> Ill rol
.1 lfO\\d from t>uth _..i;-h\)01, th;it
\\\.rC omc\\hJt Ul\CUI) <ind }Cl
'till \\Crc ablc tv cnjo\ the
!!•lllh ... Applaud, 10 Dr. b;in~
lr1.>m .rn ;1pp1n a.1t1' c mum
B \ROARA d~ UOO\t
A n :11.11111 ''\.'II ·j, ringing in
th;. lrn,inc" (l>n1111uni1' ul
C. .il1h11111.1 lvud. ll'-.1r,
unm1,1.1'-1blc 11.1\C \llU hc.11J
it'? Cump.11111· •. bc1h l.1rgc .rnd
... ,m.111. a1c lc1,1ng 1hc ,1,11,e in
t.'\Cr i111.·rl·.1,"llf number'
Business, panic
Firms lose confidence in Californi a
By Matthew K. Fong l lu11d1cd' llf 1hou,.111J, til C.il-
1forni.1n' .ire hi,ing their JOI''· or ha' ing I heir JOlh thrc.itencJ. iwt (Ompctc to :i1tr.1tt nc\\ bu)i-llll~ )C.1r
0
b) .111n mncin; 1h1: tut-
l1' recc"ion. nut h\'1ureien Cl'nt· nc,s," ,,>me mb1.1kenl~ bcl1c\C. m~nron lf 111 .. ,, (t>uncil on C.1h·
p~lllllll\, hut ralhcr b; l:Olll· •·fac~llllC \\:l.nh Ill lo.:.\11! here, forn1J C;.llllp t tl\Cllo~ llt:l..I!: \.f) •
36th in bcnL·fll.,, ddl\cr ... J
-·1he h,,1lth 1.Jrc '\ ll' 11 t Lht
I .: r.:fc rmnl to r,•Jt ... ·..: ,l•~t-. th ..
.. ·du,.1t1t•11.il '\:.tem 111.1,1 b ... • rc-
ll•rmeJ t,1 ~,; ! tllt' l!O\i:fllllll.'111
.tlhllll (WI~ un 1.:km:ut.11~ ,111d
..-.. 1.:1.ll1 !,u c1h ... .ita'n. th.. I.e. I ,~,1c111 ni'. I be 1.:hrmcJ t 1.i1r·
1~ .. omp.:11\.1~l· rnJ 1...',! p.1T111.:)
"i1huut th: ... rt..:t tll£ l .tn; ruJ t<..)
hr C.1hfur111.1 bu 11 .... ' .1t'1 Jm-
inc in,ur .1n .. 1: \:O!\b 01;1t ul t • · .1r ~c ll: .it !l rJ 1h1I I\ pclltion h um other st.ites '" the 1f the) cJn," 1~ the co1l\cn11un.1I of fc.1der' lr .. im bu!>llli.~"· l.1? or
"i,Jum. :inJ cduc.1t1lm. • T I Union \\hll .Ire luring ·a"·') 1.:1 ·.ire m:m~ mor..· u'..:nuc .. •
Ne" pull lk.ad1 hcalthv C.1hfurn1J compJ111c' l3111 sod.i), nothin~ could be 1 he real impetu\ tor ch.rngc. th.11 n 'l'..I :o t..: npl. r~J
Stop Stalling ·1 he k"' ol ihcl>C JOb.' hit:. the ninrc \\1011g. The hu ... inl'' cn>i~ hO\\.Cvcr. mu't begin in 1hc hc ·in ~ut tum.l.11,1e11t.d·lt' :h'\! ·11rot-= ~ ~ · f f C I f · i' a. i'.Hnmum Ill w 11 .. u:11 ti.1 ,1ur . noLl-ctlll1t1l. 0 r·nc.trl)· C\Cf\. C.ilt· ronmcnt 111 Cuhfornia "·" -,o de-o cac' ~ 1 orn1an. 1· bl"inc'' coinmunit' anti lc.1ni:
W
hy <loc\ 1he Pl.inning fornsan. lt\tng rn the ll>cal l:CllllO· CJ)ld th;11 imtc.1J of 1h1nl.1ng The prohlcm fJc1ng •u., tool\ lrom \\hat ,,c he~r.: ·
I bcl1c\c 1hal 1he nu ll'll!:er
• 1va1l.1hlc opt i1rn ;.i fflmlcJ ·.111
inJI\ 1du:il mo1orqdi'1 to "e.ir
or not Ill \\e.u a helmet !ihuulJ
rc111.1in Just that -Jn t•ptton
Touring 5.000 m1k'> .:1 CricnJ of
mine ''llulJ not con,IJcr nor
Comm1"1on continue 10 Ill' "here it 1' estimated 1h.1t "\\l h} Jhould \\C gt\C ;in~ ·m.111: )C.lr., to Jc\clop, :1n_J · it• J An ;if.nm bdl 1, nn:;m~.111 the
drag its ~ct in regard \u 1he e.i~l1 u111t ot 21~ Jllb' proJucc' thnu~t tu le.1,ing the ~.1.tc.:·,~1·~· ~':'•~ll~~~k;c~ti~m~~~~~nJ~·~<l~-=~·t~cr~m~in~.1~1i~0~11-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,
llo.ig ~p~ns1on? Gra.n.~tc~·J~1~h~e~~~~S~3.~5~tl~>~S~5~0~1i~ll~io~1~1~i~n~l~o~c.1~l~b~u~'i~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ n l:. 1' a structural prob-_ lorn~. 'lhc note' ~f \he b II .
he leave home \\1lhl1 u1
1hc mo't hag.hi} :ipprn' cJ ,,,fct)
helmet .l\Jtlablc. l ro\\C\er ,1
tnp up tll\\ll or a !>hort 1uur up
the (Oa'll .1 fc\\ maks ..
JAN~T LOCI II 1\D
Ne\\port lkach
Enjoys the paper
F 1~t I '' oultl ll"c 10 '·'Y I .am
1! plea,eJ 1h.1t )OU ;rn.: h.1 ck
to ;1l1nos1 ti.ail~ public;ititin. l'\i:
opponents ~bou!cl h,• he. nC'S l»m, 10,oh 1'111~ the wa) \\C ha'c · f bl .. l "' .... o warn mll u ::i a.z1n£ tire, lu:
it seems to me the most smpor-Rcces,iun anc.J tkfcn,e -.pend: stJ~ .,.. can~trul ted our -.1atc economy. rather of :i Cue that u-.cJ tll burn
t.i nt thing here " not "lm .. c d 1 And the bu\tnl!'' J·u .. 11fic.111on~ w \.. · ~-• l I -· ·J1 \IC\\ it \\Ill ob"-lrud or hO\\ 1ng cui.. arc nut J cqu.11c e\p .1-h.11 need.., hJ 1,c C\ammi:;u lQt 11.1t '' now r::ipi y going N:I
n.111\lll\ for lhl? uu1hound 1lu,1d lur opening up 'hop or \I.I) ins 111 • Jn·' either mod111cd and 'l he lit'.ll of bu,1hc,,· ulnl; 111.111' bird' 1t "111 k,1\e home-" 1c,, ·l,ut the hum.in being' \\ho tif comp.111ic'.' ·1 he truth 1' 1h.11 Cal1lo1ni;i ;trc rapiJI) -.hrinking. rLpf;ilcl1 includ~ 1h.: \\\Hkc..r\ r..i111on Jn ( !lh!otn1J i' .1 111 ... -
necd ihe c.uc .ind llfc-.J\ ing bu .. i11c" I\ !ming conf1di:nLC:-in T he .1l.1rm bell b rtng1t1£! wnipc1",11ion '.')-.rem ,dmh ,1, 'u~t.1.1111ny nc, c""' tor u.. .Ill.
""111, lhe ho,p11.il c.1n PH>\lde . the .1b1ht\ of C.dtforni.a Ill ;.111\l· \\ h~> "ill rc'p~mJ'' ·1 he an· one ot the.: "1m~'t. C\flClhlH' for C.1lifl11n1:i11' :It C\Cr~ k\l'I l'i ,,>-
n ·t. It c I b ti I l lid\ mu t 1i ..... r llr~ .1larm .md ·1111s I:> not JU\I ,1 rCtl\JC't fur ,.c -=· \\\Cr ,, \\I.'. J mu,t: C\Cr) a I· U'oll\C'' Ill IC en llC ll;J 11.111
'I h -. J J fl''! lllld, \\.ti \•'U •1
the }w,p11.il. but I hd11:,.: the The p;i,t 50 )C.H!I of un1'H1!.;cn forn1Jn -\\C .111 .1,e .1 \lJ"c an (r;inlin~ 1'1 or ~n 111 w't) an
m:iJUnl) uf 1he p..:1..>pk ~rlm th 111 California ll.1, lulled th" one -ll f the ka't dl.i:C.ll\I! Ill the · ,\J.;111Ju·u k I 011c '' J m1ml•t1·
SI II RLL' ,\CKl~O) f) m.tn\ in111 .1 f.1he wn'c 11f '~"11-Gmcrnor Pete \\ 11 on re-wont~ in dcl1\Cring c.i'h b~·n: of 1 lit• C.>l1fo1 ui.1 -'#.ltl lh>:mJ 11(
;\ 1:\\ ( urt U1..id.1 rtt). • · Calth •rni:.i t.luc.,n"1 h:.in· hi ,'ponded '>\Jllll n her 1.1!.1 n!_! tifl ice c: l!h t~~ .tnJur1.-J." orki: r' ( r .111!.1112! f:11u.1ti.1.11 iim.
How to get involved!
lhi) ; )Our communit\' n"'"~p.1pt•r, and \\c'd like to hctir from
~ou. Hl·n.~'s ho\\ \OU c.1n hl'(Oll\C :in .1e1 'e particip.rnt in The
Pilot'> Community f orum p.1~e
' v Call the Re.idcrs' 11olline (641 -6086) .md lt•.l\ l' ) our nw .. -
;tgc. \\1,ilc ''e \\elconu.• all (l)Oltnl.'nb \\C0ll only 1whl1 h t:om-
mcnts lrom lhehe ''ho IN\l' ,1 nJnw <plt•J>e spell •l oull, i"•t) .rncl
phone number (ior \Critk.ltion).
Real Americans ICl"\IC\\CJ '?
the~ were.
\\Ould .1q;uc th.it
':>I Ut\IU LI~
Co.,ta ?'-.k,.a I l1gh S\'.hool
~ ~· Clinton supporrer-
R ~!;:uJ.n:. t ..... ~ ' ... '-• U1ll
<..:lint\m, I "'>ul.1 Hl.'•tQ i-.1,
v Write a letter. Pl1'.nc Ul' ·'> bnd .1s po)>1blc. Longer ILllcr>
"'" be con~1dcrcd lor the Community Commcn1.iry p.1gc, \\hich
run~ Thur:.<IJys. i\1,111 your letter 10 "Lcth!rS, '' 330 W. B.1y !>t., Co>la
Me-:..1, CA 92626, or(,,, thl'm 10 6-lb·4 I iO.
W
ith :ill due re pcct to ~lr.
Pierson. l do finJ hh rc-
mar"' printed in Dec. 31 l'MIC \
Communit~ Forum section to he
raci .. t anil 1111enltghtcned
ln t.kplwing the pcrccn1:1g.c of
"f m dgncr," inlcn ie"ed in our
photo poll, he seems to '"'urnc
th:.il fair "'"in i a prcrcqui'>ite for
U.S. c1t1<tcn,l11p; he ignore'> the
fact th.it nuny of thc'c "foreign-
ers.. \\ere ·'r•11scd here, :llld
(their) r.1mil> anll (their) f,11nil}
before 1hcm" JU 1 li"c he \\US.
Sad about the
closing of Rex
W hat a shame to sec that the
economy ha~ t:1l.cn 1\\ toll
llll 'uch J fine re t.1ur.1nt .a, the
RC\1 II truly arpe.1rcd tu be a
l.1bor llf lme on the p.irt of Re\
Ch.1nJlcr anll C\ cl') one 011 his
st.ilf. ~I)' on \\a) one of the
ere" there. <lllc.l he .1nc.J .111 the
people he \\Ori.ct.I "i1h th.at "e't..I
J..uJo ... 10 Rex llir prc~ctltin~
JJI or us "1th the be'I in ,)Ill\\·
ca'c rc~iauranl'i, tup-nii;ln cut-
"ne anJ grc.11 \Cl"\ ice 'rctlJ,;icJ
in the. pridi;. e\c~onc h~1J 10
"their'' ri!staur;int
Wc-'re all pulling lor )OU. l\c~.
and arc confii..lcn't we'll .. ee H't ·
J h.1\e km.m n Bill I n ' ·a1' 1\
rnupk :\ll ~·l:dh · ,u 1:1 ump .... !
11\t\l U11l .~1 t ti" ':it LOlll\ ~lllP rt.
l h.1J JU...i ma1 ul ' 1' Im ~ ch:ln~cJ Ill) ·ms.k\ -~' 111. b \\ .1,
the ~;11114 ·,,, hi' -to lmc IJn\!mg ·
Hl Or.111i:e c,1\\tll\ J .•
v Gi"c the editor a call. Wilham Lobdell can be reached :it
642-4321, e\t. 351 and ''nuld lo\c to hear from you
v Our \'ie\\s \S. ~our \iC\\S. In our ne\\) p.1ge, "e .ll The Pilot ·
\tm c 10 l>e fo1r a.nd ob1ccl1\f..' On the Communtly forum pagl\ '' e
try to do the same by publi~h1ng J \\ 1de range of v1C\\~ -m..iny of
\\ h1Lh "e disagree "1th an the intcrl')l of f..iimel>s. The Pilot's
opinions arc restricted to our ed1ton<1I'>. \\'h) \\ercn't ·''Americnn," i11 -
f another splcntlid ~\..lfl1rtk of
)l.>Ur .ul form anJ kaJer~hip.
Your heart .1n<l 'oul \\Cllt intl.1
the Re\, and )llU dc'e"'c J rou\·
sng SUC~C'i Ill )OUr 01.'.\t \enturc
DON KOLASl~S ... I
-Co,tJ ~tc .. a
Hey, 'Princess of the POlholes':· dori't cha'1ge citY-·m
Editor's note: Mond:1y, we tJSJ..cd P1/ot
rc•"IC/crs: Should Crutu Mc .1 ch.inge it~
motto from, "City uf the Art~·· to "l/ub of
the II arbor Arca?''
T.hc fo/loMing arc omc of the rc:.po11 cs
we \-e ~cci~cd. \Ve 'd .el~ c11oouragc our
n1dcrs 10 continue to call in with their
1houghllfi. And while Pilot cditon t'"t/comc
and read all rommenh, \H• will only pub-
li.\h TC.\f>Otl\CS from CJ/le~ \\hO lc:nc: ·'.
Mme (pie.He ~pell it 0111). city .1mJ p/Jonc
numl1cr (fur \"C1ific:wUJ1).
You c;w get mm/,·ctl tw c.11/1ng 1/Jc Ltli·
tor's llotlin~ 11 6-12-60S6. '111.mA. you!
0
I . think (Vice Mti):Or) S:intly (Ccni!i) I\
bark1na up the wrong tree bcc.1u c
Co,1a Mcs3~• not the "flub of the harbor.
With Soulh Coast Repertory umJ so forth,
I certainly think Costa Mesa i1; much clo~-.
er to the 1i1lc "City of the Arts." Although
I think f uni.ling for 1hc arts might be cut
down, bccau~c or the iO\'Olvemcnt with
South Coa~t Repertory, I think we !lhuuld.
keep the name "City or the l\r1s."
DICK COOPER
Ct~t:a Mes3 d .
V llC M.t)or· Sand5'~0cm dctnnMlH1lc'
o 01)'op1c t11l<l he(nrt)IC\\ outlncik in
:11temrn111~ to chringe Co,lu f\lc\t1\ 'nid>i·
nrimc f wm the '1C11y of the: ;\rt'>." Rcnwv·
ina the "M.ml" from the Ctl) \Hm't :.nhu
the, budget ruoblcm11. Culttlr<ll outrc.1ch
\houlc.J he :t\ail:iblc 10 all. I think th.11 'he
huul<J tlC rcn;amcd "t'rincc''i or Pothole""
tf that i'i the tot.II C\ICnl or her tntCfC\I
CELIA 1 URNl:.l~
Nco; port Bc.1ch
0
J ust "aotcJ to tc II )OU th.it I reel the
"City of 1he Am" 1s a good nicl.:nalllc
for lhc city of Co~\U MCS3 3 lung :\'I \\c'rc
not just culleJ "1 he C.ty· thnt h Sup
portivc for the 1_\m," or JU'lt "City for the
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Co 1.1 ~lc,,1
I think "CHy' of 011• Arts" i.., .ih-.ulutcly
• .lpprncmatc for ·l ''" Mc'·' After ,111,
it i\ mta Mc' th.it h;a\ the b.: I mu~k.11
center or entertainment center :.nJ not •
Nc,\port Ucach.
Anti "I tull of the 1 l.ub1.1r" m.11.:t•' u
'li(inJ lil.e ~omc hid: '°'' n. I Jm1 'l. tl11rlk it
'' prctcn11ou, at .111 un,ider1118 th.it ,11 1hc
l'crfo1mi11g ;\rh Cc:nicr. \\C h.l\e the
~rc.1lt'I ,1rt1'" <:timing there nil the: time
It ' the only plJcc ouhidc uf l.o' ,\ngek'
chat \ou c:in. ~c1 a decent 1'rogram
S\1 I thinl it nm co~t u a little b11 , but
l enafl\h lt'imt i(i, \\Orth u . Con!l1Jcrtn~
\h.I\ the\ ·h,\\c "" ,\II the nlll\i( out (11 the
cit)' 1.h<'l\ih -m.rny ~ch0<.ll, all °'er 01-
M l' Coul\I)' -1t " only here th.it ou
c:in real!) get a really fir t ralc flJ\Pram.
So l th ink "Cit) or the Arl\" i'i \.Cl) ~p·
('llopri.11c for C,,,\,l Me\,1 '
f\1t\lHU L."1 MlLL :R
Cu!lta 1c 3
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) lllCllllllllCJ•1ti.1i \\_..: pr:;l\.1i'h
(l1uf I 1101 h ~c ,,:it t,it:...th.:r .1m-
" ~; • b~c:iu'c I ' "a~ · pwb.1bl~ • '"'t d.1"• .md he 'imph 'rn1cd .. . . .. ''nl1t ll l the l,t\f1.1)Ch• ll\(.)I 1,:\ . \ K
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Publ1 .. hcd lh
11,1,t Olfln\ucm~ ·1'iewr, Im.
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Elliot ll'1n, Jr .
LI .l r n.111
Jim Grc ingcr
publi her
Willi.1n' . lolJdcll
cd1t0f , '1 ' pr 1d~nl
~h:-.t-\\MIJlc m.rn.l~·n~ l'dator'
Wolllc.•r Burrough'
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CUTS: Council
may 1ook to
private firms
From A1
raise 1axel! anti dr:m from
1he SI<> million city cmcr-
genc) reserve S:Hurday tlur-
ing a day-long c~sion deal-
ing wi1h the ming butlgc:l
shortf:JIL
lnMe:id, council member'
said they w:.intcJ to imprm e
efficiency, make spending
cuts and look into hiring pri-
vate comp.1nies to taJ,.e(hcr
some gbH:rnmerit scl'\tcel!,
decisions Roeder sJiJ "ill
help 1he city in the long run.
Among the cuts 1h:.it "ill
liJ,.cly. be m:.ide:
•Save more than SI mil-
lion by not filling vacant ptl·
sitions in the city :ind climi-·
nat1ng part-time pu.,11ions.
espcc1:illy in the Leisure and
Communit) S_cn·1ces tlep.1rt-
-----t--mr-nr.
•Consolidate police heli-
cop1e r progra m with HuJ1·
tington lkach am! Orange
Coun ty Sllt!riff's Depart-
ment-. Savini:s of about
$500,00.0. -,
• Tempor<lril~ pay about
SS00,000 for police gang de-
tail and one police dog unit
through the Narcotics for·
fe11ure Fum.I.
• S.l\e SC.5U.76~ b~ pl1\t·
pon~ng the hiring ol n111e
llrcf1ghter' for the ne\\
:i.k1m Fire .Statlllll, \\hich I'>
... 1.11eJ for complctio11 in
~brch. Firefighters from
01her s1.11ions "oulJ fill in.
i SU\e S369;000 by delay-
ing purcha'>e of" nC\\ com-
p111cr equipment.
• Sa' e seJO,U JO b) reduc-
111g i.trc:ct ligh1 use.
•Sa\ e · ;ibout $55.000 b\
Jt:l.1~1ng :ill but the mu~I
needc:l.I ~lrcct rep.ur!..
• Sa' e at least SS0,900 b)
ha' ing city attornC)-S pie!,. up
\\Ork once contracted uul ln
1mv:itc l;1wyers.
DIXON: Some fellow employees reel _ betrayed
From A1
hO\\I Oi.xon spent the thousands of dollar!>
he allegedly stole from city coffers.
"I le betrayed his friends, the oity, the tax-
payers," Newman said. "That's an awful lot
of employee raises, street paving projects ... "
company informed detectives about the nu-
merous two-party checks being deposited
into Dixon's accounts.
Wynn s:aid.
Another 'source familiar with the ca
said Dixon characterized the incident as
"error in judgment made in his rccklc
youth" and that his repeated good pcrror
ance with the city rated him several prom
tions th at led to his 1988 :ippointmcnt
utilities director, in charge or the cit
water system, sewers 'and oil wells.
Newman said detectives arc also looking
into \\hcther Dixon, 47, spent city money on
personal !>tocks and bonds. "We're looking
!ll C!curil ies, we're looking ;it all l..inds of
things," Newman said. •
"We're all wondering how we could havo
been sucked in," said Personnel Director
Du:.ine Munson, one of Dixon's closest ci ty
friends.
"Ho led a very opulcnLJi!cs1y.le.,-with ac-
quaintances s:.iying he wou ld of~ to the
opera and buy opera ticke ts for friends."
The Daily Pilot additio nnUy le:i rncd Tues·
dny that Dixon was accused of stealing
funds from his aJma mater, Georgetown
Uni,ersity, about 20 years ago -a fact the
cit\' "as aware of when DLxon was hired in
1975.
Dixon is accused of funneling forged city
checks to his personal accounts while nego-
t in ting city purchase of underground ease·
mcnts for a water-well pipeline project from
fountain Valley to Newport Beacb.
As utilities director, Dixon was respon-
sible fo r negotiating contracts with property
owners along the pipeline route. Police al-
lege thnt Dixon obtained city checks made
pny:ible to non-existent property owners. en-
dorsed them by signing the fake n:imes on
the bac ks and then deposited them info his
personal accounts.
Dixon's collection or pricey ortwc:trks and
photographs by such famed photographers
as Ansel Adams and Edward Weston was
well known around city hall. A bachelor
who earns $86.000 annually, Dixon fre-
quently new to the East Coast and Europe
to purchase artworks and attend plays and
musical events. In recent months, he had at-
tended an art auction in London.
And city administrators were well aware
that Dixon had been accused of embezzling
an unspecified amount from Georgetown
Un iversity's funds some 20 years ago. Dixon
reportedly paid restitution to the university,
and he openly reve aled this incident to city
officials when he applied 'for a city job i7
years ago.
• "There was never any evidence, until r
cently, that this Jll:ln couldn't be truiite<.l
said the informed source, who requested a
onymity.
City employees \\ho were in disbelief
~lonJay o'er Di~on's arrest began IQ cx-
pre~' biller disappointment Tuesday in the
man all of cit y hall had hoped would rc-
pl:lce ou tgoi ng City Manager Robert Wynn.
Newport Deach police began their investi-
gation last Thursday, when a credit card
"We thought it had been resolved satis-
factorily and the lesson h:id been learned,"
Detectives searching Dixon'i, office an
plush townhome fo r fin ancial records seize
numerous artworks befitl·et.I purchased wit
city funds, Newman said. The exact value
the art hasn't been confirmed, but sever
of the pieces had pfices written on them i
c.lieating they cost scve rnl thousands of do
lars, Newman saitJ..
CLINTON: Has lunch in Costa Mesa SOFFER: Begins conducting own
From A1
o he,ond a IGt of-.-.-
tlic divisions Of the COUii· n' a dynamic time When the country 's
He hit the issues of ed:;...·--atton--..rougnout •lie Cl ucafton, of l'iealthcare, UI UI
or progress, and some-
how blending that in a
way that makes it
work,'' Nie lsen said. "I
sense a lot or people
arc looking for the
kind of message that
he's nrticulating." _
tf'!o.:ln a d\lmnic time whe n in trouble and things are COming apart,
the cou1itry's in trouble our country has always found renewal,·
and things arc coming by defining a new political reality, and
apart, uur country has al· bl' 't' S II th t w:iy~ found renewal, by de·. ena tng Cl tz.en a across e spec rum
fining a ne w potiticat re-to come toward that new reality. I b·e-
nm>. and enabling citizens lieve this is a-time like that. You can't let
all :1cro-.s 1he spectrum to th 'd f d' 1 com..; to,,ard that new. re-e I ea 0 progress te.
-Clinton is calling for
increased education
spending, a universal
health care system, a .lli1y. I believe this is a
time li J,.e that. You can 't
let .. 1hc it.lc:i of progre s
die.
Clin lon'l> message hit
home for support ers like former Pacific Mutual Life
lnl>urnnce Chairman and CEO Walter Gerken, one of
the hosts-of the luncheon fij11d-r:1i er.
"I le'!> right -Qn in terms of 1he issue) he addresset.I
-our cduc:o ion S)'>tem, the nec.<l to ha'c a tax cut
for the middle clai,s, his \\hole effort to try to bring
some kind of 1ogethcrness ag:iin in this country -
the:.c arc all very \\Orth\\hilc," Gerl,.cn said.
Another top Orange County executive atte nding
the luncheon, form er Irvine Co. Vice Chairman Tom
Nicbcn, agrees tha t Clinton appears to have solution s
for Ameru:a's most pressing problems.
"I really believe the mc)l~agcs that he's delivering," '
Nielsen said. "He talks ab'out progress. That is "hat l
belic:ved in when I was young and it worJ,.cd for me.
"I'm i,u re iL'!> a politiQI ~pcech that many give, but
he ar11cul:ited it 'in a way th:it certainly grabbed· me.
-111. aMTON JO percent tax cut l or _.
presidential candidate the middle class and
increased taxes for
those earning more
than. S200,000. He is a,lso bucking an "economic lifc-
liiie" program that \\ould help fami lies keep their
homes and health insurance during tough eco nomic
times.
Cri.tieizing Dush's recen t irip to Japan, Cli nton said
the president demonstrated \\CJlness when he ~houltl
have brought rcprescntati,cs of uccessful industries
to meet with Japa ne!>c lca<lc rii.
''He should have gone to Jap:rn with our \\inners.
not our losers," Clinton said. "He shouldn't have
gone to Japan with the auto company executive!> and
complained th at the Japanese won't buy ca rs that
Americans won't buy. lie should instead ha\e gone
over there ... with manufacturers who've been identi-
fied by our own go,crnment as people who ca n sell in
Japan if the b:irrie rs to trade weren't there."
COASTAL CLOSE-UP
From A1
and playroom at his Dernard
· . Street home. Doth had been
turned into living quarters and
rented out. And city offici:ils
say they have no proof that a
permit was obtained.
Out Soffer argues that's not
his probl~m.
The rooms were converted in
1973. And Soffer didn't pur-
chn~e the property until 1979.
"Now how the hell can I fint.I
the permit on it if construction
was done \\ :iy before I bought
Jhc property," he ~aid. "I
tracked down the fa mi ly that
did the con truction, but the
old man's dead. So I cnn't get
him 10 testify!"
Still, I !a rbor Court Judge Su-
sanne Shaw h.is sentenced Sof-
fe r to 30 da}s in jail for fai ling
to conve rt the rooms back to
their original use.
"It doesn't matter that he
didn't do the actual construc-
tion,'' M:iy said. "The nd t.lition
isn't legal.''
Soffer delayed his sentence
by filing an appeal, claiming
the city e'<ccedcd the statute of
limitations. The renovations
• were made in 1973. The com-
plaint was filed in 1990.
"The city kn ew about the
property all these }C~rs and
then they fina lly go ·Md bust
me-in '90,". he i,.aid. "Th.it'!> ba-
loney."
Soffe r had been order to
begi n his 30-day iientc.ncc la~t
Friday bu t \\Oil a reprie\'c just
hours before he was to sur-
render. I le') due back in court
TuesdJ)'·
In the meantime, Soffe r i!> .
~pending his d:•) ~ drn ing up
and do,\n the Street~ in se;irch
of pe rmit-less house!>.
"This is going to CO!>t the city
thousand~ of dollJr~ or st.irf
time," Soffer said. .. fhc city
\\Ould be craL~ to go :irtcr them
:i 11... .
llut Ci t\ Man:i ccr Allon
Roeder ~a1J the cit) ~h.1:-. no in -
tent ion of ignoring the com·
plain!!>.
"We 're not going to pull stare
off other things to imcstig:ite
-these, though," he i,aid. "Mr.
Soffer can wait in line wi1l1 C\'·
Cl) One cl!le."
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"\ \'e let our customers "now
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1h,1t i~n 't brol..cn."
rhc mcchJn1cs wor" on ,1 ~t
s.1l,1ry, nut commis~1on, and clc-
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lv,1 .t e pC11'-l\C in the indu)try.
\ \ lwthL·r r;ninimal m,11ntcn.1ncc
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J anuary 15, 1992
The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .•.• 642-4330 cxt.387
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I lag/es zero 'in an taking the inside lane in PCL
By Richard Dunn
Wet hile Matt Fuer·
bringer redefines
consistency, Estan·
cia High's supporting cast is
rising to a new level, cau~
ing Pacific Coast League
bask~ball opponents to
wonder if the Eagles can be
stopped :is they zero in on their second
con~cutive league title. .
~Ulncia ( 1-0, 12-4), ranked No: 4 in
Oranac County and No. 1 in the CIF Di-
visiol\ Ill, passed its first league test with
Oying colors last Friday, pulling away a
tough.Uguna Beach team, 66-45.
Continuing league action, the Eagles
host Century (l·O, 12·3) on Wednesday (7
p.m.) before traveling to Lllguna Hills on
Friday.•
Costa Mesa's Mustangs (0-1, 4-9), com·
Pr ese nting ...
Charlie's
all-time ' . s_upers
L ast week, while having lunch
at Co~ta Mesa's Mi Casa· Res ·
taurant with some ex-players
who were home from college for
· Christmas, l came upon the idea of
an AJl-Coast Arca girls high school
list.
On Saturday night again at Mi
Casa (Dennis Moorc':i Mexican
food is a loeal favorite), l had din·
ner with Nev.port Harbor's Dan
Glenn, Gary Nakamura (club coach
and ex-La Quintll setter), Dale
Flickinger (lon~·time junior vol-
lc)b:lll e~pert and coach of Corona
del Mar's 1990 state champions),
Laura Phillips (assis1an1 co::ich at
the Univer:iity of Hawaii) and my
'4ife Pam, who is the ass~tant coach
at Loyola Marymount Unhersity.
It seemed like 11 fairly kno" I·
edgeable selection committee.
This week, we'll have the list of
middle block~rs. Dy posi.tion, wi1h
they etayed for a local high school,
here as our list of middle blockers.
•Karen Obcn (Newport 1978)
was the first domi·
n:mt middle play·
er. She played her
college career at use.
• Dale Keough
(CdM) was prob·
ably the best ath·
lete 10 play the
middle. Dale was
MVP in the state
at Orange Coast
College, played on
our national tenm
and in Italy, and
\\as very success·
ful on the Pro-
Deach tour. She married ex·
~stancia football, basketball and
\'ollcybnll start Larry Hall, and they
live in Col.ta Mesa.
• Marcie Wurtz (CdM) played
on four teams that were CJF final·
ists {two championships) ns a 5-
fo6t·6 middle blocker. She later
~tarted for two NCAA champion·
ship teams at the University of Ha-
waii. She is married and living in
Hawaii.
•Anne Yardley (NH) was a two-
y~ar starter. She started for New·
pqrt's CIF finalist in 1977. Anne
played collegiately at Texas A&M
and Arizona. She is married to ex·
Newport volleyball and basketball
stut Druce Caldwell and has a fu·
turc middle blocker named Kyte.
• Mary Allison (NH) started in fll middle us the only Junior on
Newport's 1979 Clf ch3m · ·
cam. e p aye at UCSD. She is
c,rrently married, living in Penn·
*lvania, and coaching volleyball at
n.inklin and Marshall College. The
Allisons arc quite a volleyball family
w~· h brothers Wil and Andy ploying
Co Newport's boys program. / Julie Cochran (NH) also mid·
die blocked on the 1979 Newport
-,mplonship team whose tallest
pltyer WilS 5;1. Julie played at Prin·
ceton andiradua~c;d from UCLA
~pt tchool. I still see Mr. and Mrs.
OPchran at high school volleyball
H_mcs (always 1reat supporters).
--. Lisa Oreenbcra (CdM) Col·
~ed Julie to Princeton after a sue:·
ceu(ul hiah school a1hletic career
l.h'9t included volleyball aod bas·
kctball.
• Mary Ann Muller (CdM) mid·
die blocked ror Coach Harold
Noricp'1 1982 CJF nnalist.
S.. VOLLEYBAL~
ing off a 91-62 loss against Trabuco Hills
in the league opener last Friday, travels to
Laguna Beach (O·l, 10·5) on Wednesday.
The Artists are tied with Buena Park for
the No. 10 spot in the county's top -10
poll.
The Mustangs, led by inside players Jeff
Pickens and Joel Harding and guards Lam
Luu and Jason Amorde, host Century on
Friday. AH Pacific Coast League games
begin at 7 p.m.
ln other high school games on Wednes-
day involving local teams, Mater Dei (1-0,
17-1), top-ranked in Orange County, plays
Servite at UC Irvine's Dren Events Center
at 8 p.m. while Calvary Chapel (2·0, 8·3)
continues Arrowhead League action on
Friday at La Verne Luthernn.
For Coach Tim O'Orien's Eagles, de·
fending state Division lU champions, it's
been a luxury this season not having to
rely so heavily on Fuerbringer, a 6·foot·7 •
senior who was the PCL's Player of the
Year last season.
''He'll give you 20 points and 10 re·
bounds every night," O'Drien said. "That's
a given. He's· right in that 20-point mark
and he'll give you a -good game every time
out."
Fuerbringer, the only returning player
from last year, has scored in the 20s on 11
oeeesions this season, averaging 20.5 per
contest and 9.6 rebounds per outing. His
high game, accomplished twice, is 26
p~ints.
Since losing to San Dernardino in the
Tournament of Champions last month,
the Eagles have caught fire, dropping only
one, a non-league game against South
Torrance, 75-62, on Jan. 6.
"We've been playing preity good the
last month," O'Brien said. "In fact, we've
had only one bad quarter in the past
month (against South Torrance when the
Eagles were blown out, 30-13, in the third
period).
"I'm a little bit surprised (with our
early success), but I think it's because th e
other kids have stepped forward. Matt, we
knew, but the other starters arc starting to
come into their own. I think we're a linle
further ahead because they've stepped
forward."
Jeff Byrne, a 6·61h senior a\ier:iging 7.6
points a game, missed f riday's game
against Laguna Beach with a slightly
sprained right ankle, bUl he's expected to
return to the lineup on Wednesday.
Est:incia's Jim Faulkner, a 6-4 junior,
fill~d in underneath for Byrne while Rus·
sell King started at guard.
"By losing Jeff Dyrne, we lose strength
(inside). but we have another one there,
so we have some depth," O'Brien said.
"Jim Faulkner is a forward, so we just put
him back to his natural position."
Ccntul"\, a ~chool in JI!>
fir::.t }c:.ir ~'\ath )enaors. •~
\lilt dominated b\ under·
' cl:.t\)men. Junior~ DJntn
Thomp..,on, u 6·3 lorn ar d,
and J:.i'>on \\.ch\, .1 6·5
center. !lhoul.:'! ~1~c btJn·
caa all it c:in ~handle on
Wednel.d:iy under the net
"They're a power team· O'Drien ~.1id
of the Centurion\. "They h.._e the lo'" po:it
quite a bit and the) 're a much·1mpro' cd
team O\Cr b'>t )Car ("hen the) hni!>hcd
11·13 overall). \\c\c learned nut-to t:.ike
anyone for granted."
Col.ta Mc~a. CoJch Oillv Dre" er h:.i' :in
obvious concern v.1th hi~ ·team al Lai;una
Beach, \\here the Art1~ts wait \\Ith \\ h;1t h
considered a title-contc:nder de!lpHe ... '21 •
point loss to Estancia last FridJ).
· "I've seen them three or four trme,, ..
said Drewer. "Frankly I thought the) 'd
See PCUB2
CdM ruJe-s .
~in · 5-0 . rout
O ver Sailors
Newport Harbor's Stacy Gerry (11) brings the ball upfield against her Corona dcl Mar opponent Tuesday afternoon.
By Dennis Brostemous
$tlOl1I Wl1llr
NEWPORT BEACH
-Overcoming a foul·
plagued Kala Ross and
a collapsing zone de-
fense intent on stopping
Maureen McLaren, the
Newport Harbor High
girls buketball team
outlasted visiting Woodbridge Tuesday
night, 50-47, to remain unbeaten" in the
Sea View Leaaue.
The Sailors (10-.S, 2-0) appeared to be
in trouble after a 9-0 Woodbridge run late
'" the third quarter and early an the
fourth period put the Wfrriors tn front ,
42-38
Al that poin1. Newpon Coach hannon
Jakosk}' called a timeo\lt, and lhc rc$ull
was a 7-0 Sailor)' run over the next 2·21
for a 45~42 lead before Woodbridge called
timeout . Newport retained 'the lead the
rc't or the wa to secure an unportant
High school girls basketball
league triumph.
"These are big games you got to win at
home,'' said Jakosky afterward. "But
that's our league. In (the latest Orange
County) poll, the Sea View had ·teams in
the S thrqugh 8 spot (Woodbridge was
i'th, Newport seventh). •
"I was really proud of the way our kid
came back after that hcartbreakcr (la t
Saturday's 57·5 l O\'Crtame los.' to Capi t-
rano Valley)."
Ros • the Sailors' leading scorer th1
stason with a 17.7 ave rage cntenns the
game, picked up her second foul ~fore
the game wal 3\7 minute old and when
the score w" only 6·2.
Alter sitting for the remainder or the
fi~t quarter, she picked up her third foul
with 2'.19 ldt in the second quarter RO'
then wa~ ..,h, tied for her fourth '\O 'CC·
ond into the 1hird quarter, dfcc1 .. ~-cly
puttma her on the bench until 1he tut of
the, fourth quarter.
She still managed to score· 12 point •
despite her limited duty.
Meanwhile, McLaren attempted to pick
up the slack, scoring 16 points agai.n'it a
zone def cnsc which collapsed as many a
four playen e\lery time she touched the
ball in ide.
"A" t~c def en c collapses, our goal •~
for Sllfl)t of the other g1tl, to help out,'
said Jakosky.
"We got a big 3-pointer from Krj ti
(lzum1ta) in the thtrd quarter, anJ Gina
Heads J1J 3 good )ob at limes dnVlng 10
the ha\ .. et. We need lo be more bal·
ancc:d "
The third quancr ended tied at ~ a
WoodbnJie (ll·5, 0-2).iliCOred . the final
fi\e point,, includanf a pair of iklinda ·r auh field-oah in ad~ an the final half
minute. •
Jcnnr f'cn1oa' driving layup and Ll-.a
Rarnt'X sh<lrt JUmpt' ga~ Woodbnd c it~
b\Mc t lead of the game it 42·
By Richard Dunn
Spans Wnter
NEWPORT OEACH
-\Vath d)nam11e plJ)Cr)
~uch as Li~a Doatman
around, Corona def !\tar
I lagh girb soccer coach
Peter Farrell can rcl,1\.
CdM's unbe;itcn Sea
View Lc:iguc '>tte;ik this
decade appear~ i1wulnerJblc for JI ka't
another )ear.
tn Tu1.."!.day·~ league opener. tfoalm.rn
scored a hat track \\h1lc Cd~l's rJrtncr·
~hap an front of the net, en1or Heather
\\'armangton and fre:ihm:m Ah H.1, ralulo.
shut out ho-.t ~e"port Harbor .1~ th~
Sea Kang:. controlled the fu:IJ ''i1h a S-11
\ICIOry.
''They got )Orne heJp )hl1ts. ' l>ur
they're a good tc.lm," ~e\\p1Jrt Co.1ch
Micki Huntre~ll s:i1d. "The) 're probab!~
going to "an the lcagui.: ...
Coron3 del Mar ( 1 ·0, 5-3-2), )CCJ..ing
ii t kird Mr.itght--te:itttt1-+rfft.-, ,...,.~r-r+-..,.,--t----
3-0 halftime k..td before quick!) s(onng
twice in the ~ccond half
Doatman, :i returning All·CI F .t-A
pb)er Jlong \\Ith ~0phomore 1c.1mm.11c ·
Stcfon1c Hughc,, cored l\\icc in the
fir)t half. then g.1\e CJ~! .i 5·0 cu-.h1on
eight minul\:) into the !>CConJ half \\1\h
her third goal.
Chcl)I William). the Octen~a\C ~1\'P
in the recen t 11'\mC.: T1Jurn.imc.:nt. put the
Sea Ktng) :ihcad, l·ll. \\Ith .1 .. lt,,e·up
shot ::ifter .i fine corner PJ» irnm Ht.!!h·
cs in the eighth minute .
l lughe:.. a sc.:-ond-~c.ir mcml°'cr l,f 1hc
Ol)mpic Dc,cl,ipmcnt Pwgr:un lODI')
<itate ~occcr tea m pad.cd up her )C'-''"J
a)St)t 30 minute) antl' the f r)t lull lm
:inother corner pl''· 1111., lime antcnJcJ
ror Boatman. "no mJJc a nice h@
shot and ga'c the Sea King a :-J edge.
13oatman cored again on a brc~i.:~,\.1)
\\ith one minute kit in the l1r:.1 hall.
lipping 11 ju)t pa)t a Ja, 111g La ... ;i Dern·
h:ird, Nc"port. Harbor's cn iur £l'JI·
keeper.
"\\'e\e ah"a)s been a !>Cc~rnd h.111
team, but )OU can't do too much \\hen
you're dO\\n 5-o:· ~:ud Hunt rC)S, \\hO)C
squad dropped to O· l and 3 . ..:.1
Cdf\t. \\ihich went S·O·.:? tn k.tguc IJ'lt
year, has alreJd)' beaten 11::. top l\\O
challengers for the Sea Vie'\ League
See SOCCER '13
soccer showdown:
Newport at CdM
Mar and Ne" port H:irbOr. ran~cd N~1. S
anJ 9 rcspccll\clv in ·thc ClF 01"-.1"'" 1· \ •
bo) !>OCCcr poll~ and trad1tklnal fl\JI'
"i1in the Sea \'ic" Lcasuc, square llfl an
league ac11dn t~-,Jay at Co1on,1 dc:I ~1.ar
Htgh School, Marting at 3.15.
Ra) Hale ' Sc.1 Kang' \\all be 'cd :mg ~ome rc\engc off la\l )e~r' CtF pl>i)lllh
elimination in the quartc1 fmal' :1~.11n't
Nc"pt)rt 's Sa1for , "ho '~cm -on h.' :o.h.11c
the Cl F t ·A cro'' "·
1 he Sea ~ans\ arc off to .1 '>· 1-1 ~t .art
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Grant, T:innc1 Rupr. U1lh-R1mm~r ~n..t
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(t~1co) and Senitc.
11.ubor, "11Jth I dCCCl\.ina 3-4·1 "ll\Cri!ll
rcrord. act~ much or its k'cra~c lrom
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Stud.ev under the hand of Co3ch Elin \
Shehacli. . ;
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line 1mpo cd on fu~day<,
onl\. girl\' ha,~ctl'iall re ult\
arc l1m1tcd l he Dail)
Palm\ u'iual cnnnmtmcnt to
the 'rt'rt "'ill be pubh hed
in I hur'id.1\ \ cJ11ton \It ith a
complete ltxlk at I uec;day\
ac t1<1n "'ith ho~ ~care-., a~
\\Cit J' upJ.1tcJ ~tJnd1ng-.
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VOLLEYBALL:
From 81
•Cammie Lou Dodcr
(CdM) wus a middle blocker
on Corona's 1984 state
champions. Area coachc,,
still talk about her charm
coupled with a great work
ethic. After a successful
in tra-sorority career at USC,
Cammie now works for Club
Sportswear. Dob and Sonja
.Ooder did parents proud.
•Linda Uurton (CdM)
also started on the 1984
team and continued col·
_Jegi~tely at Pepperdine Uni·
vcrs1ty. She fs the daughter
o f CdM head counselor Dob
Werley. She is married,
teaching in S:in Diego area.
•Tracy Krueger (NJ I)
ployed on Newport's 1985
CIF finalist. She continued
her career at Cal·Derkeley
where she will soon grad·
uote. Jim and Carol Krueger
still attend Newport-Corona
games and root.
•Anastasia Arnold (NH)
3nd Kirsten Conklin (NH)
started_ for Newport's 1987
. CIF champions and state fi.
nalists. Ana is currently
playing well ;u UCI and will t' pl:iy next )'Car. Kirsten is a
il· lop-ranked kayakcr and is
1---t---i1-~ ... ld~ea .
14
I
I ' would like to thnnk Tom
and Darbara Conl...lin for
their }e:m Of support.
• Karen Smith (CdM)
and Shaun:i Slin~by (CJM)
started for Corona del Mar's
1987 Clf final1M against
Newport. Uoth continued 'to
play al Cal.
•Cristen Walley (CdM)
st:irted for two years at Co·
~ rona. including the CIF fi.
nals in 1989. Cristen is at
USC but is • now only star-
ring 1 in inter-sorority. voi-
le) ball.
• Tahlia Wagner (CdM)
transferred to CdM for her
~enior ycat anti middle
blocked for the 1990 !>late
·ch:impions. Currently start·
ing for Loyol<t M<1rymount.
• Orandi Drooks (Est:in·
ciaf played many position'i
for Tom Pestolesi's E:igles,
including selling, but her
best high l>Chool pol>ition '"a' in the middle. Urandi is
at the Uni,ersity of Hawa11
and h~1d a H'l)' SUCCCl>•..ful
freshman year as an out'lidc
hitter.
Wu§)~h-~ &b'ls soccer · .. · .... ~-.~" ·
'"" The billl is up for grabs as Newport HMbor and Coron., ~'c l ~far squilrc off Tucsd,1y. Cc.JM was a runaway 5·0 Sea Vic'' League ''inner.
From 81
title Un1,er it\ .ind Wood-
bridge. hu1h in the· If\ inc Tourn:i-
mcnt. ·
··1 \\oulJ tlunll: ,o," Farrell .. :ud
upon hems :i~l.cJ if hh squad c;1n
rcpc;11 :.i' lc.:ugue ch:.imp1um .. "\Ve
JU'>I need nine more.''
HolJ111g nothing b;.i I.: in 1he 'ICC·
ond h.111, CJ~l :.cured 0 t\\o ~" 1ft
guah to enJ nu1t1:r:. for all intent und~pos~ Cind> Sc Jll, in the
'"'th nHnute. 11J1led Jll uut:i.1c.k
'>hot '" o rn111ul1:'> before Uuatman
recorded her h 11 tr LI..
"A lcJguc cl~11Ppl\)lhhip b \Cry
fcJ)iblc for. u.,,.. I ;mcll ),1id.
"\\'e·,e \\on lcugue the IJ~I 1\\0
) ear .. "11 hout lo:.ing :J lc:.igue &Jmc
.ind "e'tl hoped tu "in this first
(lcJgue gumc). \\inning CIF i!>n'l
out of the quc.,t1on, b·u t we ha\e 10
ra~c our le\.d of pl:.ty.
"\\'e\e competed \\1th tc:.ims
thJt "c'tl face 1n CIF. Our onh
los:i.c:. Jr..: 10 ~btcr D..i. El Toro
and Ed1.,on -all of "hich ;ire
ranked in the CIF 4·A -but
\\C\e been in all· tho)..: gamc'>.
We're Ill a i.ou~h dh1:i.1on fur the
.,ize of our school \\\.'re p.:'Jl.1ng
and "c re pb\ln • \\Cil r · .t llO\\.
CJ:\1. " llC l a11cmp1cJ 11 ~1101:,.
in the 111,1 hJll, reet. .. 1H:d one gu.d-
it.: '>J'e from I L.n.n ul. in th-. [1r::it
.!O mrnutc' ~rnd io:.ir tr.lm ·" .irm·
111g.1on in tlk :-c ... ,md h:11f
· \h u cJ l\01h ,;ou 1-.c..-p. r' b.··
c.1u''-\\C thought t .. .: .• .: ''oulJ
go U1c '~.i) 1t Jid. 1-.irrdl .11U.
"\\ c'll ·u~1 !hi! \,lllk 1111 .! J ·.1111,t'
S-.dJkh.1ci. on 'Jlmr,... l .... a1J:
thJt.11 h: .ino:hcr .b,, 1'7c
"\\c dun'1 rc.i!h .. h,I\\! J 'ct
!!U.l I\ •• ll C) b th pl.;: l'Cp •. 11 :U!I-.'."
\\ .irmmgto~ 1, the r~1urn111g
.. 1ur1cr 111 front lH the gv'.il, but
H;J\rrlul.: h." dro'c' ul h1t.?h·i:',1libcr
l\("Crlllh.C 1r1..1m plJ)ln~ )n .the
~J\1 Rip l 1Jc, '~'klll th!.! r.1~1 •
three \\.'.H~. "'>l1 ,IJc·, u'l.'d t.l c m·
fll!l1l10n h.:1n~ ['1,1~CJ ;.il :J l1t£h r
lc.:H:I: F.1rrell .... 11d. •
"\\ c thou gin, alter l.1.,t ... c.1,on
•\-tlh-l''o Of tm'C'c -o~hcr -q .... 1m~,.........-.--~
pl.1)cr:. con•11,~ 11. th;.it \\l!'J l'c th~
l~I\ or 111..' 10 \\Ill the k.ll!UC .11:ain .
\\'c 11 ,,t .,om1: ,!o~~ -prc,~:i, 11
gamt:.:. thh )i!:ir. bul ''e gQt 'P r1-
cncc from them"
Ikrnh;irJ t 1w.hcJ "11h ll)Ur
!laves tor the ::, 11,, "ho : r .1\ cl to
\\'oodbnJ.:c \...• I riJ.1\,
Ne''r"iri. ''Inch ~t'o rccc1,l.'J
c\Ccllcnt Jl'.lcll!>l\C pl:i) In m' ph·
omorl! ~kl!;.:.Cn Flc:en r in 1h..-hN
ltJlf, .111c1np1eJ uni) llllc ... 1to1 111
the hr,1 .::l·n 1 1'1..'
·•·Lara Carlsen (Cd~!)
''"~ the mo~t dccorntcd of
:ill on the l1'>t as he "as
H>ted the CIF Pla)er of the
Year aficr Cd~! \\Oil thi
1990 Slate tttle. She had a 1-----1'--r-n-ac-.-..... o-r-p.-.t-) .... lll_S_"_c..,.......1-11"'"'.t,.-e--t--<~nof1'1rorT1rr1:r,1 lfc Mar's ~Boatman TlcfO, on
. -
hig, g..uuc.s-L:tta-i~ plari+i& at
USC.
"~'his concludes ouc li !>t of
middle blockers. We prob·
ably forgo t ~orne of those
'"hu pla)ed this demanding
po!>llion and \\C apologiLc
fur that. Nex t week, the lillt
socs lO..OU!!itdelllucr
Charlie Dr1111dc 's • ol·
lcJball column nppcars /11
the Daily Pilot c•·cry
ffro t>CSd 8J.
. ti PILOT
CAGE e .
STATS
Corona de/ Mar
(7-8, 0-1)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player g tp avg hg
Hesse 14 180 12.9 18
Rokos 13 157 10.5 23
Merriman 15 94 63 15
Clar!< 14 97 69 13
\Vendcn 15 88 5.9 12
Sus son 14 56 4.0 9
Thompson 13 27 2.1 8
Sme~d 13 18 1.4 5
Dorsey 5 3 06 2
L og, schedule
44 S3n 01l'su1lu n oi> 49
52 Son<>r.i S4
77 lkllOowcr SI
42 SJn P.nqu,11 lS
-47 r001l11ll 41
49 C)J>fl'SS -48
48 so SJ".inn;i
52 Ctlp1~r.ino V.illcy 6-4 '
46 long Oc.lch JoidJ~ 61
"-48 LA IJ.lnning 60
51 Mt~~ V1<'f0 J8
411 hpt'r.inz.i JI)
s•> l.isunJ UN< h 71 u. ll\11\C 51
37 Nt'\\opOO I l.llbof• J9
J,1n 1S -.it 5.¥.ldk•back•
I.an. 17-Wo11dl1't<l :c• lhomcl,
JJn, 'Tl -Tu)(in• Chofn(o)
}.111. l4-.-. Un1~~1y· . • ,
f,lfl, 29 -di [\l.>nC1.l • •
f.in J 1 -N~1>0tt H.atbor• <hon~)
r tb s -s.d<litb.l<k • 1homf1
rcb 7-at wuodt>ftdp• ..
rcb ll-.lt fUt11n•
rtb 14-Un~· lhonwl
ltb 21-CIF Ill.A~·
'Sc'• v~ l~ pme All "'" at 7: 0 Unlftl noted.
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Estancia girls blast ~entury into the year 2000 -1-0-0 J
COSTA ~ll:SA -W11h a bJI· Tr.11..\ ~1Jnl -but after 1h 11 I ,.
.111l·ed .1111"!.. \\lmh fc.11urcd 10 tancio lll\ll contwl.
l11ffcrcnt pl.l)C r' den11ng the wor· The E~1gks \\Cr~ in fr11n1 J.() ,11
in~ Cl'lumn, the E,1,1ncia l ligh h;illtime, then unlca'>hl·d .111 ''I·
garh. '<k:~a 11:.1111 continued 11 lme-fc1hl\\! ,1-.-.Jun thJt r1..'>\1 11.'d 111
'>hO\\lllS thh .. e.1 ... on \\Ith ·' I().() !oC\ell ecuiu.l·h.11f guab Ill l0111·
bl.111!..in~ of Century on the Eagle.,' plctc the rout.
field Tuc-.Ju). In \\Inning it~ scconJ :.trai~hl
It tout.. I~ minute-. for the t1r-.t P.1l1flc Co.i-.1 League m.ttch. b·
gu.1! to cumc -on .1 :ihot b) 1.111c1.1 impro,cd to 9-1-~ oH·r.111.
PILOT PILOT
CAGE CAGE
STATS STATS
Costa lv1csa Estancia
(./-9, 0-1) (12-4, 1-0)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL) Player g tp avg hg
Player g tp avg hg Fuerbringer 16 328 20 5 t&
Faulkner 16 171 10.7 22 Pickens 13 269 20.7 24 Byrne 15 114 76 1-1 tt.irdino H 92 80 20
Arnord~ 12 83 6.9 17 Schisler 12 73 .6 1 11
Luu 13 98 7.5 14 Edson 16 90 5 6. 19
Smith .7 • 39 5.3 11 King 16 81 5.1 12
Banu3 G 35 58 12 T~1llo 15 62 4 1 9
Mclachlan • 13 54 42 8 Johansen 12 .:s 2.t 6
Harris . 13 24 1 8 5 Suzuki 9 16 1 8 4
Hastings 5 5 10 2 Harber 12 23 1.9 9 ROfletl t. -aoJm!~ 7 1 -1.02--
T1etgcn 2 2 1.0 2 Mw 9 6 07 4
Log, schedule Lo31
sche ule : . 79 ~lltlm\ ,, 50
64 M.lrtll.l 6C1
67 Torr.lnce l<'>l) 59
(d ~t. \.11.:.m•t's H 65 Brt'.l ·Ol1nd.l (oC} 62
;'5 S<>ulhl.'fn C.il1f Ch11~l1Jn Jl 48 L.1'-ewood 6S
t;j l ns Aln1h'"'' 70 60 81!ohoj> /\IT\.)t 5S
~I\ Ll I l.1br,1 66 J8 S,,n u~rn.ml1no 58
~7 Ci nlury 4'1 71 Hu1111ns1on Ot'.>e h SI
41 ' "'"·'&') . SJ -4] ~ 1tss.11n \"ic10 J4
71 l '" ;\lllll"J\ . us 59 0.10.i 1 hll) 27
!.'i' l\ri.1lw1111 S!l 6? lnll'rt.1~c (\V,1\h.) S8
5'1 \\1~1nun kr SI 61 I lunttnst un BNc h 56
4" l .;\I dcm Crnw S!> 57 IU\ltn ' loll S2
Sil t l111n.:c1 • '61 (,6 UrN Ql1nd.t J7
, b! _ I rAlt11c 11 I fill~· 91 (,2 South I 01r,1n~f! 15
J.m. I 'i-a1 l.'lgun.1 llc.>ch• 66 lti :vn.i 8e.:t< h • 45
J.ln, I ;'-Cl'Ollll • (llOmt'l J.m. 1 s-Cen1ury• lhon'IC)
1.m :.?2-L.1,.;1111.111111\• (hc•mr) J.ln. 1 '7-.11 l.1~0.1 I t.lh •
f.111. 'J 1-.11 l•tJn~1.1• )Jtl, 12-,11 Tr.ibuc.o 11111 \ •
1.in 11 -l1.lh11<.t> I tills• 1ho01c) tan. 2-1 -c."Oil.l i\'<'w' II llllt')
I 1·J1 r. .i.. Ll un.l 6l't1 h• thnmc'I I.in. 2'>-(dM lhomr), 7.ltl
ft-l 7-,11 l 'l\IUtt• J.an. J 1 -~t l·'ii'-'"·' Rc-.i ti•
t 1'1.1 ll -.11 l.1g11n.1 11111 • f eh s -" c~nlu1'.
I th 1-4 -bw..cr.;a • (hi'lnwl rch 7-l t;un.t f lilts• 11iomo1
rrlJ 21 -cir 111,A pl.Jyotk. ff'b 12 -T rnbuC'1.i I Mis• lhOnicl
"l'M:1fK Co.hilt 1gue ~'"'f r tb u -,., Cmt.a ... ~ •
All iµmcs .a• 7 unk-D noccd. •P.a<1hc CN~ lN ~"W!
... . ..
C1..·1111m. i 1.'~ 111 thl.' PCI did not
m.111 itZ 1 ,(wt .1g 1111't E-.t.111ci.1
~ll.lltC f,,,11,ti11.1 (ir1g.11l1'.
l \I llll 1.l relllfll' Ill JCllOll
n l1r,"1." :i111.:rn"l(111 "h..:11 thrt:r·
gk' \l.'ntu11.. 10 L1gu11.1 I lllb fur a
l I" 1'.11..111 ... ( \lJ\I l 1.'.l~UC l'Olltl.'\t
In . n ,\n, du' l l ;.I.' g.1ml.':
• ,\l:lllr l>ti 5, R11,.1n I : 'l hi!
\ll111.1rdl' u,uJ thl· ,e:1,l11t·high
PILOT
CAGE
STATS
f\c\\purt I l.1rbur
( CJ-6, I-OJ
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL)
Player ..,~ tp avg hg
r.1c ,,,e J65 24 3 43
McAnl1s 15 197 13.1 23
• Vallely 15 15-1 10 3 21
Oler 14 60 43 14
Tilt 15 60 4.0 12
llartmJn 13 .is 3.4 10
Shoolicy 2 4 :! 0 4
McA~cy 6 10 1 7 4
Obeo1-8 11 1 4 4
Jaml.'SOO '6 5 08 s_
3 0 OJJ-0 u ~no
Log, sc hedule \
~" lJ I
54 4h .. , l'O b8
SR SJ
5' ICttl S8 71) .... I;
~· t;Q
(1 I lt6
51' h(•
ht) 40
7t. 75
bl -42
'>4 117
·B ~o
1• ,;
J.rn ~·
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• '.:uring 11f K 1111: W.ird (four !!''· ') dJ) ~l11..r1 11(.lll (3 1·5)
en route ll) the conquc.·..,t JI Ro,.il) High school girts ' (' 11 · 1 • I I · PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Ill ·u erton to 1111p10\C to .... . 'Est•ncla 10, Century o
l)\Cr.111. ::!·ll Ill league Ro-..11) f.:!I te-.:..') , ••• ~ s~.w. a 3
-ro-t:f-'JTrln !UC pby ----ht.o • • •n i M • .i-~,,....'f ~'+m l,
\\' .1 c f 1 () 1 OCICjllO 1 1, " • J 1 RaJi>lt 1 JaCob~ 1 Kl· .tru, J .1· UOI-JUn111r \)f· IT\31.lill l h.J· < I \', • .,, 1 SJ•" Gr·w • s n.
\\ Jrd. \\,I'.\ bJ~ (..;1.'J up b~ Tri,h:i ANGELUS LEAOU,f: .
\bt:. \ ~l .ti .1n~I th,,; l!l.1.111..ceping 1.11 Mater Dal 5, Rosary 1
Beet...• I ho111.1' .inJ Kim Cunll: r ~·.!.!er Dti •• ., • 1"•" J ~ 1 Sa.es lt>O.'Ns • :' Cori:er 3
~!Jl~ r Dc1 hlhh \\JI nut 11 Jf\• R:!Y!)' SC : sn.v:,1 t Sa.ts Bi·oi •
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PILOT PILOT
.CA GE CAGE
STATS STATS
,\ t.1ler Ot.."\i ( 1 --7, I-VJ
SEASON (INDIVIDUAL) (a/v.1n Chapel Player g tp avg hg
Ge.uy 18 2/6 15 3 .. 4 8-3 2-0 Wd•ams 18 219 12 2 .. 2
Drakeford 18 168 93 19 SEASON (INOJVIDUAL)
Wilborn 18 157 81 14 Player 9 tp avg ht
Simon 17 140 82 19 0 Bn.i 11 250 227 31
R. Jac"'son 9 48 53 1~ Younger 7 118 16 9 26
Jones 18 86 4.8 11 Hesterly 11 1Z6 1 t,4 20
ManhC\~S 18 • 63. a 9 Lut.:icci.. 9 r:. 8 0. 14
S1.1!1 16 71 H 13 \'nder!>llich 11 62 56 15
laBnola 13 36 28 8 G .. .j 7, 36 51 12
C. Jaci..son 8 21 . 26 7 l:lrn 4 16 4 0 7 .. -tt-t5'
8
Log, s~hedule 4 .
8
• fl(, )'I Log, h-1 J~
(> ... -'/\ schedule ;o gs 3'. 8l ....
81 41 8 -1 32
b'l 55 45 u .. , 60 58 80 ;r, -10· 91 s~
61 .i&t (,fl S'I .. (, ~· 40 t>S hl s '.!'"' bi -l!l
.I J.& b7 {,ct
""S 51 89 bl so h~ ,. 62
hi! 59 (J-4 2
4 1
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84 Wednesday January 15, 1992
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Ml.IC NOTICE AUCTION TO Tl4E HIGH-WAS RECORDED Al'Rll. mlllnlng prtndpel """ ol ..... IOTICI ,. ,.. .,.. .... .. ... .... ... -.... ... .. ...
EST INOOER fOA CASH. 11, 1165 .. 800K 7418 fie "°'9(1) MCU1M bJ Mid .... ol .. ...... ••• ..... 141 •• .. "98rtftt dlte noticed :: ~
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PROTECT YOUR PROP· rlzed to 00 b\lslnHI In this COUNTY Of ORANGE. dnlonll edVlnCIS It tny, ~o'c;4:E:.!rA8:1= .. from "" 1urtac• ····~ ,., ,, •• ~ ••• ,, ""9e CA ~ ..... b lt»dll NoCICe .... 1982 ERT'I, IT MAY BE SOLO AT 11111) Al: IN THE LOBBY STATE OF CAUFOANIA. wl• inc.ene lhl1 tlgure YOU SHOULD CONTACT "*-'· bul wllhoul CM .... P•H ... C•Ulf ....., t1r .......... tora te ..,.... from IN Pl180
A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU TO THE:i BUILDING, 601 AS SHOWN ON A MAP Rf· ptlof to .ue. l A LAWVER. righl of Nfac9 ..-y, U eM C....... P\lllllNd ~ Noe JM. CCMlrt dirk, f'UDl9hed Newport 8eac
NEED AN EXPLANATION SOUTH LEWIS STREET, CORDED IN BOOK 130 The beneficiary under ON FEBRUARY 4 111t2 II ....-In lnllNrMntl of ctTATIOll P0R ,-., 11, -II .__ 1 ,.........,. mTT •. Coeta Miu PllOC Janual OF THE NATURE OF THE ORANGE,~ all right, liUI ' ol , ' ' 1'9COfd. DOii .... .....,. .... mry -··--r 'c•a-In - -14 15 22 29 febNar PROCEEDINGS AGAINST i nd lnltfttl convayed 10 PAOES 25, 28, 27, 28, 29, Hid Deed Ttult her'9to-1.30 P.M., CONTINENTAL The lttHt lddfeq end CUS--MD CO .. 1112 __, r•-.,_, ' ' • 't YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· and now held by It under ANO 30 OF MISCEL· late extcuted and dellv-LAWYERS TITL! CO. II OI'* common designation, •-• W003 As"weod, lwlne, CA 1992
TACT A LAWYER. said Dffd of Trust In th• LANE 0 us MA p s ' lfed to the underalgned • duty appointed Tl'UMM or " any, of the ,.., P'Of*1Y 11IOL cc 1141111 911t4
On Ot/29'92 at t·30 pm .. ptopeny altuated In said RECORDS OF SAID wrtnen Oectlfatlon of De-::ic.AOf Truat"ONd~ dncrtl>ed •boVe la pur· CAl9NO.MA180 PUIUCNOTICI Publl1hed Newporil--PU-l_Ll_C_N_O_T_IC_I__;.,
ARM FINANCIAL CORP(). County. Calflornl1 descrlb-COUNTY. fault 1t1d Demand for S., T uat S:::!s to OUVER ported to be: 485 17th THI! HOPL! Ofl 1liE 8Hch..Co1t1 Me.. Plloi '
RATION as tile duly ap-Ing the land therein: The atrMt addrHs and and a written Notice of De-C SCHOU£ AN'i L!E O ltreel. Coall ...... call-STT~1!~~W'"~"" llOTT108TIOll(WTO ~ 13, 15, 20, 1991 NOTICI OP p0lnl~ Trustee under and IE>CHl•IT 'A' d .....,. .,__ t _ ... E Ion .,..., • ' lornla 0• .........., ,.,,_ ~ ,. I MWOl9 D11•-UTtON 01' pu1suanl to Deed ol Trusl Olher common .. ...,. .......... aul\ ...... lect to _..,, PAUL. Trusl ... of Tl4E THE UNDERSIGNED N$80N~ ....... na -Recoro~ on 04128177 as T .S. NUMBER: It any, of Int 11'11 propeny The undersigned cauled MARY FRANCES HACK· TRUSTEE OISCLAlMS ANY YOU Ml ~ Id-UTAT8 CW .... LIC -TICI l'MTNIASHll'
Document !je. 43622 Book F·38292·BH described aboYe Is put· said No11c1 ol Default and ElTE EARL REVOCABlf LIABILITY FOR INCO"· vtMd ttlal yol.I .,. ,..._. I rvw '"' Public nollce It hlflb
t2169 Pa9' 204 of Officl1I TAUSTOA: por1t<I to be: 3848 CAM-Elecilon lo Sell lo be ,... TRUST DATED NOVEMBER AECT INFORMATION fUA· to ~ In the 8uoertor NUQO & PU•UC NOTICI gMrl lhel Wandi Mas
Records in the olf•ce ol the LESTER FANT et al. PUS DRIVE NEWPORT corded In the county where •. 1Mt., 11 to an .unct-NISHEO. Court of IM Slate ol c.1-llUROW&D, .Ill. NOTICI OF and BNce MllOfl, hefet
Recorder ol ORANGE A LEASEHOLD AS CRE· BEACH CA 92660 th• real property II loclled vided 86-2/38 lnterHI, LEE THAT uld .... ls made lomla, for "" ~ CAU NO. At•t... PUauc IAL• lore doing buslnell und
Counly, Calllornla, IX· ATEO BY THAT CERTAIN T!!_e u~der_algned _Trustee arrL more than ' three &u:t"~~U~:!:~ wtthoul covenant or Wit· =:m ~I No. B c:r!:.:.. ~ OP AUllDONED ~~c:,io:..~ ~~,:. ~m~usJ~~ CEASC 0-ATftr'APR•L '" '· disclaims lflY tlablllty tor months n1v• elapsed •Ince will u their community ~ "';~~ thereof, localed al 325 s. IOr9, and penone wt1o may PRO,lltTY Service. at 1100 E. Lincoln
VENTURE A JOINT VEN· 1965, f)(ECUTED BY IA· any lncomtclnHs ol the such rtcord1llon. Pfoplfty, .. lo an undf. Of .. to lnaurability of title • MelroN Drive, Vista, CA oehtfWIN be lnterftted In Nolle• la hereby given Av• No. 103, C11y ol All•·
TUAE COMPOSED OF VINE INDUSTRIAL COM· slreet 1ddrH1 and olher DATE: 11/27/91 'Vlded 3-1/38 fntlffft GARY THE tolal amount of the 92083-M27 on March 11, the wi. 0t "1111, or both, that the und1talOned wlll helm, CA 92805. County ol
CHARLES J. FISHBACK' PLEX, A .CALIFORNIA. common dHlgnillon, 11 ARM FINANCIAL COA· R. BARR and PATRICIA A. unpaid balance of utd ob-1992 at 1:30 A.M. of lhal ol: HUGO M. BURGWALD, 1111 II public aucllon, put· Orange, State Of Cahfo1nh1,
LESTER FANT ANO JACi< CORPORATION. AS LES-any, shown herein. Sild p OR AT I ON , •A S PARR, hUll>and and wile, ~tlonl together with ~· day, lhln and here to show JR. suanl to Seel. 21700 Busl-Old on th• 6th day of Janu· W. MULLAN, as Trusloc IM· SOR. AND CHARLES 0. sate will b4I made, bl.11 ~fth· TAUITllE 8330 SKY II their community prop. vancea, ind Hllmated cauae, It .,y you have, A PETITION hll ~ ne11 and ProlMtlona ary, 1992, by Wilhd1aw1t PERIAL SAVINGS ANO GOODWIN AS LESSEE I ty PARK COURT IAN erty, aa IO an undMOed 3-co111 and expen... la why JASON MICHAEL Ned by BRETT M. CLARK Code, lht following d .. dlsaolVe Ille Hid 'Plltnlf• LOAN ASSOCIATION A ' ' out eovenan or warr1t1 • 1/38 lnter11t; WILLIAM M. 13 2 3 4 e 9 1 I e 'A p DENNISON, mlnOt lhould In the SUperiof Court of acrlbed property lo wll: thlp and tefminall thttr 1t· CALIFORNIA CO RPO· AS REFERRED TO IN 1'HE exp1es1 or Implied, regard· DIEGO, "tA 82113 CRAWFORD, an unmarried PROXIMATE ' • rd be declared he from Clllfomla, County of QR. FILE CABINET. GOLF latlons a1 panners theteto
RATION as Benelicla DOCUMENT ENTITLED Ing lltle, pouesllon, or en-Telephon• umber: man as his loll and tepa. THAT nob ot bf .. ch ot parental CUllody and C<lr'-.ANGE. ClUBS AND BAG, LO\'£· DATED AT Coate Mesi.
Will s'ELL AT PUBUt GROUND LEASE. WHICH cumbrancH , to p1y the r• (619) 192·2000 ra'8 propei1y, u to an un-uld obllgatlon and election 1r01 tor 1"' putpoM of THE PETITION requeltl SEAT, NIGHT STANO, California, lhil e day of BEVERLY K. HUBEft, dNidld 3-1(38 lnlefHt: Ind to ... uld real proplf1y s>*ement tor adoption u lhal BRElT M. ClARK be CHAIR, CLOTHES, PAINT· January, 1992. • 11111---------------------... · -.. 1 SA TRUSTEE SAA.Ill HAROLD R. NEWTON. a waa recorded .. lnltnl-prlly9d tor In !he petition ~ .. per9onll ,..,.. INGS, BOOl(S, VIDEO Wind• Muon 0Fl:1cER . manled man ... hi• tole """' No. 11·539622 on Oc· on ... hefeln. The Pr""" reaentattve lo 9dmlnl9ter CAMERA WITH TRIPOD •• Publshed Daily Pilot Jen·
TAC 92570 llt)d separate proplf1y, II lober 3 1992 of Oftlclal ence of the mln0t ctllld II IN..._ ol tN decedent TOOL BO>C... Tenants uary 15, 1992.
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STARTllG A llEW BUSlllESS??
TM UIQal 0e9anmenc at the Polo\ 1e
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you •t no '""' ~. llOCI nve you 1t141-time and .,,. trip to Ill• ~
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· to an undMded 3-1/38 In-Recordi In IM 'o1t1c:e of the required by atatute. THE PETITION requeets Name: MARK EDDY w004 Publl•h•d Newport llfHt; u tenants In com-County Aecorder 01 Or You.,. edYINd thal I !he the decedenl'a WIU and Sall Will be by compell· convenient
•••ch/Co•t• M••• mon.11 Tru1t0t IOI' lh• bin-County State of Cllifor::' parent(•).,. prftltlt at 1hl cod6c:ila. If anr, be admill.cl ~ tMddlng (written Nlled Piiot Cl••olfted
Piiot January I, t 5, elit and NCUt'lty of Bank of T~t .. or party~ time .and piece ebove to PfOb*. The wll and bid• m1y be aubml1ted In 842 ... 78 23 1892. Newport, a C.Ul0tnla cat· atated the Judge will read any COdicll8 ate aYelllble llCfllnCe) on the 24th day . ' woot poratlon H Beneficiary, duoc tlnt1 S•I• th• petition and If. r• for eurnk)allon In 1"' lie of JANUARY 1992 al 10:00:;:::::::-----dated S.pl 9. 1eea, and r• ont nental Lawwen QUiiied may npllln IM kept by the COUft. am _ 11 IN ptaml111 where
COtded .. lnatrumenl No. Thie c .. ,..., 1011 ... etlect Of"" grentlng of the ' A H!AAING on the --Mid propefty NI beer\ ---------i 18-478082 on September Mein ltr•et, l•nt• P9Cltlon and If requested lion will be hekl on fEIRU-stored and wtllcl\ It localed
21, 1988 Or~ County, AM, CA H701 Clt4) Iha Judge ahllll ••plain arrt ARY I. 1992 II t :.S P.M. In 11 11th STREET SELF
State ol C.lltomia. 83Ml7,J X 214 TSI wm 0t allegation con-Dept. 3A loc9'ld • 700 STORAGE..,, 470 W£SJ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC 8011 tali'8d therein and-IN' ~--c.n.. OrM STRt:ET UNIT ~
AUCTION TO HIGHUI CGWTINDTAL LAW-lure of 1t'4 proceedlng, lb S... Ana, CA 12701. COSTA MESA. CA 92t27. BIDDER ~OA CASH. A procedlnl and PoAib4e If YOU OBJECT TO 1W Landlord '"""" the righC CASHIER'S CH EC I( YIRI TITLE CO .. conaequenc .. and may granting of IN pedelon. yo1.1 to ~ al the Ult. Pur-
l'AC9'1C NW DRAWN ON A STATE OR f'AtfY, A CAL.,OftNIA conllnUI 1tw maftef tor noc ahould 1C1S11aF at IM l'lell· challl must be made by ---AL PAM NATIONAL BANK. A STATE COftl'ORATION, AS more than 30 daya tor the Ing and ..... vour =· cuh and paid lor at lhe OR FEDERAL CREDIT TRUITH appointment of counM1 or tiOna at Ille written • lime Of Nie. s ... la aubjecl ~~ ~=~ UNION, OR A STATE OR TAC 9173S 10 glV9 counNr llrne to Pt• tlona with the court be to canc:ellltJon In Ille event ,.__ -, FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO D t J O plf9, the heerlnQ. YOAJI appear· of Hfllemenl between land· 3500 Pacfflc v ... Orlw LOAN ASSOCIATION [)(). • •1 anu.,r _1 ' The COUtl may appoint ance may De In person or tord and obflaeted peny . ~ 8Mcfl MICILEO IN THE STATE Of tH2 counsel to ,..,,...,,. ·IM by vour llCIOrney, Publllhed 0'1lly Pllol Jan-
...... CALIFORNIA (p1y1ble al lherl Drlr)nenber1, mlnof Whether or not 1M JF YOU AAE A CREDITOR uary 15, 22, 1992. ••••••·•~I Hm• of HI• In lawful foreolo9ure A8 ... tent minor la able 10 attcwd at a coollllD'ftl c:tldltat of WOOS money of Iha United Publiahed Dally Pilot Jan-cOUtlNI. II arry parent ap-the deceMW, you muat file ' PUBLIC u;OTICE States) at Jn the lobby lo uary 15, 22, n; 1992. p111a end It unable to-Id· your dalrft lWlft'I Int COUl1 "'
the building &Ot South w002 lord CC>UnHI, the c:oun and rnall e copy to l"8 J*·1------t-lt-·--··---.
•• I • C .. -"'61 Lewis Street, Otanoe, ~Ii-ahall appoint counN1 to tonal repfeaentallve ap-"'"' -.... or uary .... _. lomla, all right lrtle and In-SELL ,.,,...,,. Nctl parMI who ptJinled by tN court wta1in hslnff• llMll
Cremation llfHt conveyed to and appnra un1eu auct1 ,.,,,.. fOAJI monU. "°"' !he dal• ltetemeftt
110 BroedWay now held by l1 undlf uld MtUllon Is knowlnfh and of tlrlC -..nee of ""8R The followlng Aef1on1 Colt• M9N Deed ol TNSI In the PfoP-YOUf USed vehicle lntellgent1y wlNld. II proWled In aec:tlOl"l 9100 Ill dolna bullneas u :
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330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
INDEX Apartments/Commercial ................ 2750
Bu•lness Property ...................... ..
I~~ ·-·------1----'.~~u.-omce llenlals ................ 2769 RfOERA[SEASL~EATE Commercial Property .................... 2778 • _ _ Duplexes/Units .............................. 2786
Industrial ...................................... 2788
Houses/Condos ..................... 1002·1094
Mobile Homes ...................... -·~· .... 1100
Acreage ......................................... 1125
Building~ Contract.. ................... 1150
Beach Property ............................. 1175
Cemetary Lots ............................... 1225
Houses To Be Moved .................... 1325
Lots For Sale ................................ 1400
Out-Of-County ............................... 1525
Out-Of-State ................................ 1558
Ranches/Farms ............................ 1575
Resort Properties. ......................... 1580
Time Shares .................................. 1090
Real Estate Exchange ................... 1600
Real Estate Wanted ...................... 1625
mREAL ESTATE
WJRENTALS
Houses/Condos ..................... 2102·2194
Apartments .......................... 2602·2894
Duplexes ....................................... 2704
Rooms ......................................... h 2706
Hot.els/Motels ................................. 2718
V&caUon Rentals ........................... 2722.
. Roommates Wanted ...................... 2724
Rentals Wanted ............................ 2728
-Oarages For Rent ........ .' ................. 2740
Storage .......................................... 2742
Misc. RA;ntals ................................ 2744
Income Property ........................... 27UO
1nlUSINESS I HFINANCllL
Business For Sale ......................... 2900
Business Opportunity ................... 2904
Business Wanted ........................... 2906
Credit ............................................ 2907
Investment Opportunlty ............... 29('18
lnvestm"ent Wanted ....................... 2910
Mo11ey To Loan ....................... ~ .... 291.4
Money Wanted .............................. 2918
Mortgages, T.D ............................. 2918
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Announcementa............................. 9
Theater/CasUnir .............................. 2921
IJlcome Tax ................................... 2922
Lost & Found ................................ 2925
Health & Fltness ........................... 3000
Scbools/lnstruotlon ....................... 3012
Travel ............................................ 3014
Me~bereh1ps ............. .: ................... 3018
Personals .............................. 3002·3005
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Service ·Directory ................. 3408-3938
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Employment. .................................. 5530
Employment. Wanted ..................... ~535
Domestic ........................................ CHS40 I _R_r==-'_IE __..I;
Antique• ........................................ 6010
AppUanoe• ..................................... 8011
Auotlona ........................................ 8011
. FurnJture ....................................... 6014
Mlac. Merchandise ........................ 6015
Ca.meraa ........................................ 8018
Collectible• ............... .--.................. 601'7
Com ute ~ ............... " ... 6018
Free Merchandise ...................... , .. 6022
Jeweley/Furs/Art ............................ 602~
BuildlnC Materlah ........................ 8030
Machlneey ..................................... 6045
Omce Furnitp..re/Equlpment .......... 6047
Peta/Anllllall .................................. 6049
Mu.lea! ln•trument8. .................... 8055
Planoa/Orpn.a ............................... 8059
Blc7clee ......................................... 8080
Sportlne Oood..l_-.-_u .. -------·~·~08&-- -
Tlcketa ........................................... 8075
TV/Stereo/EleotronJ01 .................... 608D
Oarace Sal• ....................... 6102.81 eo . ....
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Boats .................................... 7011·7018
Marine S.rvtce ........................ ~····· ?020
....,..toe SUpa/Docu ....................... 702a
Alrplan••···············,······················· 8010
Camperll/l'rallore, .......................... 801•
Scootera .................. .' ..................... 8018
Automobllea .......................... 9010·8Q80
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7..lA-6!12-567-8 33-0 West Bay Street --Gfu\SSIFIED-HOURS-Thursday ............ :-........................ 3:00PM Wedne•day
Saturday ................. , ............................. 3:00PM Friday
North Orange County· is40.1220, ··Costa Mesa, CA. 92627 8:30AM-&:30PM Monday-Friday
South Oran e Count • 496·6800 (corner ol Newport Blvd. • a.., S&.) Saturda)' Real Eat~te .................... 15:00PM Thurada,
Houses/Condos
For Sale
COSTA MF.SA 1024
3BR a.a. In M•H
North. 1&00 aq '1 n1
1chools/1hop1 Newly
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dow, ottlce/workahop
,259,500 54°""~
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t'1ro11qll ctass1ned
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llARHOUH 1042
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Ab1olutety wonderful
4br 3ba waterfront
town11ome wtyour own
:JO' boat dock. Enter.
taln or louf)g• on IM
deelc 11 wotor 1 edge
Poole, tennis and
greal nolghbor1* Only
1458,00
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& spacious 4br 2 3/
4ba In waterfront com·
munlly w /newer
38'boat dock Large
private patio w/ •P•
Walking dlatance to
beech. Owner very
an.11luo1. Mutt 1111,
c 11110<1ay
PARADlll RIAL TY ....
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throu9b cl•11ihed
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TI1111tonHOtl8tt Prime waterlront-ioce•
lion wllh ~ $$' boat
dock Beautifully land-
acaped lawn at water•
eoge w/new eanut•·
vered ct.ck and 1pa
Home hH been nicety
upgraded w/llrepl•c•
In tamuy room • din-
ing room.' P•rf.ct time
lo buy. Only teH,000
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110,000 MOVU YOU ..........
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new 28A lu•ury a .. PAIR•
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people clllledl •
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rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally .Pilot
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View, pool/•pa, year Mid C.M. neat down·
IH, 11385. 5"·1783 town. 1585/mo. 94$-1105 lle8UUfUI lg 38R Ou-•---------
--------.. 1 plex, 11lnt Pinn. loc. 2 1 BR Mobll• homH. car gar, lndry tac. Quiet, aeew•. From
yearty. S1800/mo. S..S-S500-SSOO. 1991 New·
0137/d, 723-0518/e. port Blvd. No pets
MOVING TO
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•
-·wednesday January 15, 1992 BS
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ERVICE IRE ORY
Tired of the hlQh co•t of tlvtng? 2 b•d·
room, t bath home
011 a large, walled
corn•r lot. auper
Looatlonl Com-
pletely renovated! nv pafklng. Only
$75,000. Call BUI or
H•l•n today at (702)
369·9242 tor lnfor·
matlon.
848-8373
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palfo•. nr pooVpark. Parkside ocean view.
11500/mo. 723·0352 Available nowt Appl to
l'or L•••• Baytront Hel 931-e107 2br + den on beach tffS No P•I•
pool, Jacuul, fur: 2BR Eaetelde. Flre-
nt1hed or unfurnished. place. yard, w/d hook
$2600/mo to qualified up. $885/mo. No pet•.
P•rty. 714·642·8677 (619) 934·3710
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M·F, 9am-6pm Janet. 38R 1176 •q. tt. ow. 2 HARBOR RIDGE! pat101. vert & • m1n1 I•------• 28ft Guard gated w/ blinds, pool & spa, flt· I N C R E A S E
Oen & Cit~ Views ness ctr, volleyball. YOUR
trom , most rooms. Central locatton noar
Skylights, hrdwd firs, OCC @ Harbor/Mer· REACH
tr drs w/ beveled rlmac $1050 + $250 THROUGH
glass, etcl $2995 d!~:-aoR VIL" •o• OUR NEW Also tor sale S795K ~ -•
•840-532•• 545-0442 IMPROVED
fwtv fvmlehed 3br, NEWER MMSlterranean 3BR 2\hBA, encl gar, w/ 1.0WEA RATES Zb•. t/p, d/W. frlge, Iv, 2·1ty house. 3Br 2Ba, d hkups, pool & •Pa.
Igo decle, nr S. Bay, 2 IJplc, Npt. North. SI 100/mo. 2233 Fair·
btfl. St 350/mo until $2065/mo, 644·8594 view Rd. 548-7001. [, • 0 *"'}
7/l/92• 673"8821 PP Nwpt No. 2Br 2'hBa
twnhm•. trp1c, att 2 ALA MOANA APTS
car gar, 1g patio, poo1 $200 OFF!! $1.21 per line
11400 Agt 760-9536 1 & 2BR, d/W, beaut
Pvt gated comm. 3BR pool area, Rec rm, per day•
COHt>NA
DEi. M/\ll ~I 22
JASMIN• Cft•l!K Ocean view. Gated
3BR 2~BA, Tennl•.
s2900/mo. 721·9547
3BA house, comm lndry rm, close to Thal'• ALL you pay,
pool & spa. sec sys.. shops and buses. eased on 4 knes,
easy acceu to Back 5595"5675/MO 24 ln"'1ions Bay, & 73 & 405 fwys. 530 W. WILSON . In tile
$1700. 854·1054. 722-9012 or 642·2288 SERVICE
• STEPS Cozy Furn Studio. .. s e2s 2 R dplx, w/ TO SANO ocn $525/mo No pats DIRECTORY
COSTA Mt;SA 2124
lg y•rd Nu crpt. vlow. 2BA dphc w/frlg Leave me'ssage ·
Groat area. W/O hkup, S1300mo. & STUO.O 646•5330 · For more Information
garage 847-7 540 S650mo. 963-7111 ,,,.,,,,..~.,......_-=-,..,....----CALL TODAYll
3BR 211.rea twnhse on STEPS .fll> ._. u.1n E.Slde CM. new I~• ASK 'FOR _-bluff, qulot, pvt, nr V-0""1' BR"'2BA, gar, $1,000.
bell lflcd yd, dbl gar, YEARLY 1Bdrm to Groat Ntflghborhood. CANDY · apa, s1225. 642•9666 38R homesfduplexes 642·7334 -
avl now S~0.$1650/ EASTSIO£
College P•rk :JBr mo Incl Oceanfront. B•ck Bay
2bo. pool, lrplc & '1a-VIiia Rentals Lg tBR 1ea, patio, c a n t I S 1 3 9 5 /m o • Aemaw Rttrs 642·9797 675-4912 329 University Dr I K S$25/mo + $600 dep.
E.Sld• 48R 2BA. WESTCLIFF Spacious
remod. f p, 2 car gar, 4BR SBA, den, dining
big yd, no pets, rm Single story w.'3
No pets. 842-2818
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Al>l>l l'IONS
HEMOUELINCi :H 10
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BlJll.l>INO :JM10
OPEN HaEJRemodel. Carpentry, r•modet1,
Ideas. Sat/Sun 1 ·•. plumbing, electrical,
E.BluH1. 2104 Fuen-showet•·tub·llla·boat
tea, NB. Borgstrom dock•. Jeff. 850·8216
552-4141 or 644·7772 · l>OMES'J IC
CAHINJ.-;TS :J490 SEHVJCI-:S ;1~170
1.ANIJS('AJ'E &
I.AWN ('AIU. JliOH
TREES
Topptd/Removt. Ltwna,
tptnkltwtrnip. 7,51-3476
MASONllY 3828
ROOl"INU JtHO
,., Roof Leak?
low cost, high quality.
root repalre & rerool
Oceanvlow Rooting
Freo ell Lie 1573688,
111 In OC. 646·2336
Dick Huber. lie
LOW COST Roof Repalr1, prompt
service. &49·5459
UPHOLSTERING
:i931
•Custom brick, block & 1411802. Now roollng Q • 0 Upholster~
For Ad ActM>n
Cal a .......
AO~VISOR
642-5678 .-.CONVEYS CUSTOMS Cabinets/Furniture. Experienced nure•'•
Flnl1hes/Restoratlon. aide, private duty, In-
All quallty. 548•5375 home care, bonded &
atone 31 yr• OC Bus ~leaks repaired' Reuphotstery &
Uctl 5672~. bonded. ---::--~64~5-~8~02~3~--L-!:A~o~p~al~rs~.~5~4~2;-4~8~1~2,:;,,__!.~~~~~~~~~ Bob 931·7887 -
CARPl';NTRY 31>10
Doora-Wlnda-s-Loclls-
Panel-Cabinets-Stalr• Sl~epan..ic.
3S yrs ••P J«ry 642-0567
Lynn's Carpentry & Re-
pair. Moldings, cabin·
etry, formlca, <Jry wall
& patch. 843·5887 .
ln1ured. 494-1900.
Jo't-:NC:ES
& nt-:c:Ks :rn 1 :>
New Repair. Rtdwoodl
c.ci. Post RtplKe. CM.NB
Jim Whyte 642·7206
1-·m1-;woou atus
Remodel & Repairs Premium Oak. eve. &
Kllchen·Cabs-Baths wknd detlvery avail.
Ooor·Window·Changes Bob Hill 723-4588,
20 yrs titP, CMs 722·9266 pager 864-61129.
CEMENT
CONCRETI-: :1526
T .J Pelle Cone. Const Cone·
IJnck·Block. SL Uc. 2n:J29.
Seasoned Quality Mixed
Wood, plus Euc .. Oak,
Orange. Free del. Jim,
Woodman 636··8561.
HANDY MAN :J710
MOVING :J8:J4
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Calif. Public Utlll-
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QUIRES that all used
h ousehold good•
mover• print their
P.U.C. Cal T number,
tlmoa and chautteurs
print their T.C.P, num·
ber In all advertise-
ments. If you have •
question about the I•
galily of a mover, limo
or chauffeur, call:
Publlc Utllitles
Commission
714-558-4151
PAINTING 38~8
Highest Quill. low Prfcff. • 1118 Y11 of H"'PP," Local (7t4i962•7093 \ All types repairs. Paint-• 1
Ing, Stucco. drywall, Quality M nded
CERAMIC
TILES :J52H
TYE ORIGINAL
DEAN tht TILE MAN leaky showers-Aclts
wa.sh & regrout. New
& Repair. Bathrooms-
Shower doors. Kltc-
Floors-Plumblng Lie.
25yrs O.C. 673-806S
eneer& ga1tJs:-S°G1'10 CUS10m«r.lttctwlfSlllOf
Discount. John 532"41S8 1_1_Uc_·_lr_s·_Rt_ls..;..)64_s-_3_2_09 __
Carpentry, plumbing, RAINBOW Clrcl• M•lnt.
painting, skilled In Painting. ln\IEn HouH/
most trades. Reas. Apt. Ouel. job. Frff est.
ralH. JB. 645-2624 St. liC I S69897 636-1758
HAULING 3720
~A lT HAULING 'SERVICE
Garage/yd dnups-lrHt
Jon 645-8192
Th• Painting Proa.
Alt aerv. performed
Free E1VBeat Prlce
Lve msg. 676-5415.
PAPERING 3866
3 · LINES • 6 DAYS • 9 DOUARS
Merchandise Under $500 • Private Party Only
• $1450 mo 642·2646 car gor Ava•I lmmed.
East CM 3br, 1.75 ba,
~ cal' garago, targe
yard. tor lease St200/
mo + las.t mo + dep
agent. 963-9824
$2300 mo.• Call 8111
972· I 270 or 844-1"274.
EASTS I OE
Back Bayr Cute & cozy . 1 BR. TILE Installed/Repaired.
15$5 Mesa Or $715. Prompt Colne<lus S«vice
ADDITIONS
Rt:MODF.LlNO 3410 LANDSCAPE &
LAWN CARE 3808
WE Glls Slid Hang Togetfltr
Total lnterlot Remcxt-
ettng Serv. Advice To
The Crazy. 633-7172
No Pets. 848·4282 Kitchens-Bathrooms-FrH Est. & Rtlttences
or 945.9543 Room add It Ions. John & Shelby.846-61~
'Easfllde 2BR 1Ba, gar,
encl pauo, no pets.
S850·mo 2636 S•nta
Apartments
For Rent
Large 1 BR In quiet
complex, garage,
laundry. No pots.
Ana Ave #C 645-1020 li!Ml•N
2020 Fullerton A••.
5665/ mo. 831-8427
, M••• Verd• Spa~ous Nice ~Br 2\l'.IBa twn· 2br, 2ba, frplc. gar.
hme. garage, lrptc, Bachelor tor ront, own lndry, am pet ok,
pool. Canyonl'Victorla ontrance, own bath & $880/mo. 241·7383.
8103 $950 mo VIII• lndry. great loc. $550 MONTE s-RENO Aenl•I• 8 '75·4 912 ~ sec dep. 676-3064 1;,n
NPT Hghls 2Br 1 "'Ba
condo, frplc, 2·1ty, 1·
c~r dotached garage
S875fmo. 6<12-2074
NPT HOHTS 2Br 1Ba
dphc. p;itlo, nu klV cpl ,
w/d hkup N/pets 5800
' Av111I now, ~4-6588 ·
Nr Nwpt HIS, 4BR hH,
2BA, lg country k\1 w1
t•m rm. 2 car gar,
pool'spa, w d hkup
St475 mo. 759·t064
HUNTINGTON
BAI.BOA
PENINSULA 2607
S 1900/mo chramlng
Bayfronl, 2BR 2BA.
pvt bch, prkng Boat
apace avl. 499-2068
APARTMENTS
1 BA t BA. S625. S350
Oft 1 at Mo Rent
Frigs avt. Covered
parking, cablo, beautf·
tully lndscpd. Pool, 2
Jndry rms, gated com-
munity 548· 7017
•Furn Bach Apt, mes; Mov•·ln Specl•ll
mo, n/smkr. No gar, I Newer 2BR, S795 Cat
per1or'\, socur11y bldg OK. Cell Pam. Agt
$570 mo. 8 7 3·5489 546-5880 or 979-3848
MUST SEE!
Beautiful 1 & 2BR
Plumbing. cabinets,
ceramic Ille, formlca,
drywall, painting
French doors. Free
estimates, Insured h·
censed (#535434).
Ouahty Service Sys·
tem1. 7141897-2223.
CLEANING
SERVICES :1548
Landscap. construction,
masonry, concrete.
Since '73. (#360962)
free Ht. 556-2479
PLUMBING 3890
Mlku• Plumblwg.
House or Office Ex· Maintenance, rototill· $30/hr. Reas.ratH. No
perlenced & reliable. Ing, •prlnkler•, tree fob l?O big or small.
Reasonable rate11 Ex· ttlmmlng. etc. Sr. d11· For all your plumblng
cellenl Srvcl 775-0958 count. 988·2357 . needs. 96()..4916
SEEKJNG St.;t;KINll St;t:tUNl•
\ 642-5678
Classified Community Marketplace
..
BEACH at40
2BR 2BA unit. Garage.
trplc, sund,ck. 309
:J2nd St. S1 100'mo
yu11y 650-0389 townhomes. D/W,
paho. tndry rm. flre-"e"" ~BR 48A hsa on place, upgraded . CORONA Sea chtt green w/lake S7SO-S825/mo DEL MAR 2622 vu ~vaJI fOf Isa or tse 238 AVOCADO
Personals
St-:EKIN<i
MEN :JOO:J opt lo buy V.tlh ell.COi t • ., Blks to oceanl NICO CENTAUR MGMT
term, S3,500/ mo, 1aR, stove, frig. crpl, 642-2288 or e:Jt-2725 BfQ
gOIOd 310.804-4442, gar, lndry rm. No pell IUr\11
MEN :t003
UNFORGETTABLE
IN EVERY WAY
WOMEN :mo.a
DISCREET
MARRIED
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German beauty. ala _H •a It hY ..JJ.Jt.w P.lll
WOMEN :1004
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Lindi\ M F 9 to S. 1 er ~-ILOttl)t • 2BR 2Ba. pvt garage. ,,, _SHARP4 Cl.U ff'Tbr ep. AVI 1/18. 1 yr lse. washer/dryer, good 4,. +, sophisticated/
condo. quiet, w d, frig, 640-2786 Costa Mesa locallon c•suat, • t•rlous/lunny.
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nr Drookhur11.A.dam1 t BR walk 10 China Move•ln Spec lell It there a 1na1ure. tall st75 rno 54S·S 115. non-smoker guy who
HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR 2142
~'BA a'1h 8• TWnh••
2 g.r, trplc Nr Warner
& Bolaa Chica. 1664 1
Sims. 9 97-8832
NEWPOHT
BEACH 2169
•DUPLEX 2Br 2811.
~. befeony, b1k
IO bCh. S1200.mo
• (818)359-4539
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No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
I
Covo. Garage In-S975 714-650-8310 • Isn't looking for o
e l uded. 'S750/mo. fllwpt across the stroet, skinny 25·year old
Avail 1/15 644.,.244 lBr t.25BA. frplc. gor. l<,ldlall? 14163.
COSTA Mfo:SA 2824 '7~5/mo. 1665 lrvlne •
Ave #7 720.9422 .
•D'luic 2BR 2BA, clean, Special. StOO Off tat
quiet, 1torage, D/W. mo rent. E'sld• 188
lrgs closols. garage, \BA.. HUD Welcome.
S830 No pet 640-2495 · $545. Avl now.
•Do you need lg clean 722-o812 or 976-1877.
2br 1 ba7 Garage. ne~
D/W. al or age. cpt,
.5.1..SO No Pel .640-2495
•EASTSIDE• 2BA '"BA town-
house Garage. fire-
pt ace. D/W. pa.Uo.
lndry rm S8251mo
2 817 OAANQE
CENTAUR MGMT.
642-2288 Of ~1-2725 * MOVE·IN SPECIAL! I BEDROOM
HUNTINGTON
BEACH -'t•4ll
Spac. 2BR apt. N<t paint. encl gar. Avail
immed. 1ml pet OK.
$695. Cab 84&-6634
NEWPOHr
HEAC'H 2fi69
•21DRM $700•
-t18DRM $800•
HARLEY
COMPANION
SWF. young 1.ooktng
40, fem1nln4l. attractive
Inside & out. Enfoys Harteya, 4 whaeun·.
camping. Seek'8 at·
tractive, warmhearted
man .to grow w1tt1
4'4171
NEWYEAR
NEW LOVE
lnlelllgent, blood. 5 5",
•llm, would hk• to
meot someone old or
young and enjoy• hie
#4181.
RING IN THE
NEWYEAR ~·-Pool. spa. cable f\kup Frig, dshwshr, stove
Incl. No pe1s 545-4855 with ar\ ex.ct«lng lady.
5'3 ", blond, 401ah,
non-amoker. HUQ*
gable ganllaman, out·
dooraman. 1ennla part-
ner who llkaa to hav
fun. 1'4 t 72.
newsp aper WESTLAKE VILLAGE
441-8122
The lllJPllt .. •SUPERB• tBR Enc
•Charming 2br, Iba
furn apt, 2001t 10 bay,
some view, exclu1tve
Sta.con Bay, Sm pet
Ok. 11050, 873°2929.
.
·~
fits In . gar, elec rang•1 frig.
No p•t1. Patio $550/
mo + dep 842-5864
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WOMt:N :1004
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woman as a mate, der, cute, unadut1er-• C l \ l)U f a ~1...' date, tr1end Loves ro-mance, talks, movies, a.tad, monogamous, D ~ b ... 1111y, non-ma1ena11sttc, • C~l'n c ~our JpJ1CJrJnce · · clowns, sm1I•• and yet epp1oachabl•7 • f -r DINNER -balloons. Wortf\ lh• Tired OI games. d• • pc ct \, ~OU r pre I crcnce~ cam •3172. J -
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$200 OFFll
3BR 28A lower unit
Gatage, dishwasher.
S1t.!50/MO. aooe ... ~TUN• 2100MNT
208 LUQONIA
4409 IUW" CENTAUR MGMT.
e42·2288 or 631·2725
CHARMING 1 BR. mini•
gourmet kltch, bal·
cony w/Mtn view. Nr
15, 1992
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Ml·.ll(t1 :·11~t.
Apartments
For Rent
HOOMS .! /Ot;
bch S775 960-3405Agl $275 w/•hared BA:
Uv9 at the Beach. Oen $350 w/shared BA &
& Catalina vlewa. 38R patio; S375 w/own BA. 2BA yr IH parking Kitch & lndry prfv. Incl
$1 ,4So/mo. &45-4657 ' turn. Fem prlr'd. NJ smkng 64$-2348
LRQ z•A 28~ Patto, new crpt, car· Co•t• M•aa • Room Jn
port. Ml d ·Penln. nice home l Resp,
$1250/mo 282-9240 clean, n/•mkr/ drnkr · $395 Shr ull 631-5801
It~ :-..; I \I .., I I ·
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MIS('
Ht:Nl'1'1S ..'..'ll
f'AllKJNO ft•NTAL CdM Two apacea. Ideal for
boat or RV traller. $35/
each apace. 875-7908
or 540-9100
ON WATER Ch11rmlng, ---------emall 2br Ideal tor 1 ECM MaVprof fernale. tlilllillllillMIMll
peraon no pell utll nJs, k/I prlv, furn, a11all 11tNB llxeo Offloe • • now, $350 + deposll, Sult••• 91tt2, furn. pd $850 yfly 650-8145 Incl ulll. S-46-8405. Free parking. lunch
ONE YEAR NEW! 2BR, 1 BA. ~rlvate
paUo or balcony. 2nd
month FREE with
leaael $850/mo. Call * 850-8310 ..
Room tor rent Mature male, on goll·
courae, Christian mor·
.... $350. 642;3529.
HOTELS
room & coff ... r.cept,
cont room, F/ltX, cop.
ler. Near JW Airport. 47700 Von Karman,
NB. $350/mo, mo-to.
mo. Al Oulnlan, 833-9550.
Squeaky clean, 1 house Classlned la .....
from beach. Studio , C 0 N V E N I R N T
& MOT Jo; LS 27 1 H
A-t CllDIT
IOTlllDID
NO CREDIT CHECK
CONSOLIDATE UP TO $30KTODAY
LOANS AVAILABLE
UC/BONDED
80CH79-29H
Em~loyment
Opportunities
t \1 I ! ( I l \1 t • ( • 1L I
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IULDTAn IUCClllU
1 °' c.lh. ....... .......... eo·a. Melt =-~~ ..... ...... .
MOM;t. Dynamic aUVIC• Oriented Co + Xlnl Training & Alllltllll Ta Oflloe 111COmM1 a.tou. ontv
Handle phonea, ap-Mnd conlldenUal ,.
polnlfhenl a , cor-M#M to I.aide, NA.
rHpondence. Muat TIO•W••• U8A,
·know computwa/ aprd ~ ntne Ave.,106,
aheel,, Accnlg/lrng NII 82eeo or call 956-
exp helpful.. PIT 4 or llOO ~:-= ~~·-.. -.-C-IPTIOll _____ -.. -T-.-
Atrpore. 152.5221 or RlllRVATIONllT
434·7C>e0 evea. Fff Heavy phonea.
CA..el'EAIA WORKERS ellp nee. Laugh Slop. • Suballlute. Work , ____ ua __ .. _112 __ _
cto .. 10 home; no ex· RICIPTIONllT . perlence. Work 2 hra
... ..,. ........
PIT, hourty worMr8
nMCled to ........... aaarA allan ol ...,,
Md opar.,.ao• of oolo
tege oampua •watt meet. Hour9IOeye ol
work .,. noon to l:JO ........ ,..,_, UI.
p .m. on 8atutdaya Rower MO. Oelc chair
and Sunday• only. l60. ~731.•
Muat NV9 ab4llty to.,...,.,.,...~...--.---:-~-1
dMI with public t8Ct-BOWUNO NII and bag ... ••t ,...... fully end ~ UO. aor • -...........
In a ¥tlltety of..... '4Wt83 Labredot, black, ~1-~-----.~~~
tlOne. Verbal end ... OE delwle con .. percu-AKC. 8 moe. Due lo ten communication i.tor new cond Cost owner'• alle~ ::9 oo:;!..:::!! ! sea. · .. 11110. · ~-f10 ~ .. LI_. ...... 84• 1989 ,..,.,,..or --.-.-. ..-.cs. 110.77/Hf. Job Prefer home w/chlf.
ti IO~ APP I y Im-(UXUAIOUS Australian dren,tge yard780-l425
medlelely. longhair aheepakln ~~~-=~~--~ Coast Comm Colleges ••al covers, new NEED LOVINO hm 12-~ 370 Adama Avenue S2tl6. a .. utlfUI Oneida 18/Mo 3 cata (Paya
Coata Mesa ~ 9lght 9-pc 150/mo)/1 golden rel
432·5001 EOE/M/F/H place Mftinoa, chest, (1100/mo) ••• 1594 TIACHIR ala Hrvlng plec:H
Pr•Schootl'nf·Tod 10 12U. Me-'7904 llf'IY·
co-teech. PT/FT. Pvt time.
aehool9 on ucc Cam·JM ---N-·s-.. --.... --on--,. .... 1n-•
pus In· lrvtne. Excel coat. n..ce, dp In lln-662-o343.
working conda. 12 Ing sso. 434-0818. -~Ill uNla £C£pref. BtldgHloM MM Tr..,_
1544030. M ·PED by MolobJ. blaar Mntn Blf(e. 1r• cane, ne.da tune up. men'a frame. Ilk• new,.,. _______ _..
S3~ ot be•t ortar. l250 obO MC).4673 11
850-5322 per day, S7.21/hr. Cd Needed fff. X1nt Nf-'tat Truet ....... guar· Newporl·M•.. Schootl .,., & b9neftte, CMletr AOSSION.OL •kl• With
anleed, ...... 500, 10% &H-3273 EOE. oppty, convenient lo-Soloman b inder•. Garage
Sales
'86 Buick Century
Limited, loaded',
15,000 miles left of
extended warranty,
15.250. 363-1433 lnlereat. Due 2001. ---------cation. Pacific Thrift a polea, never u .. dl ~~~.17rn"4 Call earr1en ...... ~:~~~~~ye. 145. 75NOl5.
Earn extla money. 0.. •--u-T • e I .e MI er W a I I TACKLE box, llema, llYer the D•u.. Piiot ..,._ _,.,.., ....,.. o-CI a. 1 d polea -•-11 ..... ,.
M .,_t E•"';;J .......... Co____._...... eo-., '• gne • • ,_. • ....,. on . ._. -·,.mom-,.._,. ....... Schmidt rare papers 5481832.
Ing houra. No coll.c· P90pie for Fashion Isl. Incl 14a0o cau Chrta ---------• !lone lmtolYed. Need S7/tV •• 1-80CM33-1191 . e?W•M WHITE wicker baby Mevlft9 8alel Con-to be ava!lable Thura ,., __ ....,.. _____ ,_________ b...an.t, bf8nd rww, temporwy tum. appl-
and s.a. from 3AM to SECRETARY for low Dunoan 1'11• table, 1 excellent condition ancea, much more1 1 ________ _
12PM. Vaid CA. Dl.# volume Medlclll ofc w/ leaf• 4 Chalra. 1275. $40. MS-1427. e1M11e, mM9 appt. le Flfftwoocl fWd, all and Insurance a mu.t. >Cini phone aklla. New-557-3851 power. Exlnl cond.
714/&42-4333. pott. 712-8009 prove U. dfile I
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I.OS I <\.c
FU\J NI> ".!!I'.!!> apt. $600/mo yrly. Coet• M••• • Beet whether you're buy-
Avall 2/1. 548-2369 V•lue Newport Bay Ing. sellln'g. or Just 1----------------===•~--~ ooklng,-elanlTrfa has FOUND. flwn181w St•P• to S•nd Clean frig, micro•, cont. bk· whal you needl Tenter. brtncsi. color.
llOURm M300 Obo. 831.:4092.
LOii PREVENTION Gibson dbl-door, HO. 87 Ctmerron toaded, TUI Na•
..
J
2BR, lg llv rm, gar, ulil fas I . maid H fVlee. PILOT CLASSIFIED Call Nancy 831-6811
pd. no pets. $1175/ Special rate from 842·5878 or 631·6780. ·
Full & part time posi-
tions avell. ~41·1100
Excellent condition. Trade :ISmm Rlooh excellent condition, ln-houlle ~ for a 557-3051 camera for dacenl lo I le
mo. 723·1292. $150/Wk. 831-8000 ·---------•·F-O_U_N_O_:_f_e_m_a_ .. __ R_e_d ---------design atore In South•---------ve, m lea. c an, Cout Plu.a alaltlng Refrigerator, nice cn<itn. portable lV, b/W ok. well cared tori 17200.
Alatkan Malamute, FRONT OFFICE earty Feb. •92, Houra lroal frM, 1185, will Auto focus/Hpoaure/ ~-1476 or 37a..32N.
Mon-Fri 11 am-apm. deltv.r. 650-0908. rewtndlflaat\722·14e0
BOAIS 7011
1111111
By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
Neither vulnerable. North dt>als.
•
yo u n g , a p a y e d • Mature, poahlve, rell-
slltchea In stomach. able person. Lots of
Identity t>y collar. phon• a people con-
831.,.58 tact. Buay•offlce. Typ.
Ing req. FIT 17/hr' FOUND: Gray • white starting. Call Nedra
eat. Irvine • Flower, 83t·1589 Colla Me ...
6'&-5468
Pay commensurate w/ Sears Kenmore waaher/
Hp. Muat be a PfOf... Ory.,, gas 1250 fot
atonal. Company ben-both. &42·7471, after
eflla. Must NV9 3 yra 4:30 M-~. anytime S.S.
vetlftabte MCurity exp
t'lJHNITIJH)o; 6014 or a i.w enforcement background locludlnQ -
OFF1Ck MANAGift n\lntary law enforc• •DINma*
h N al •--k Tabfe with 4 c:halra.
('01.1.H I IBl.)o:S
h017
24 fl Apollo, dual ...
tlon, ftybridge, Lotan,
SS radio, Nwpl aUp +
tfaller, must aacrlfice
Red Skelton, .. Tiie ___ 1_g_s_oo_o ... bo-·P_P_ss_1_.s_s_s1_
Plnenoler" algned. •••r•w :S4ft Sportl1sh
a n d n u m b e r e d very clean, loaded!
('3843) rllho; sold oul New; S145k, wut aen
5 ,000. Valued al for S98k obo 875-7938
«IH:VHOU.1 110-t~
83 Caprice w.gon. a/c,
fm ster90, crulae, PWf
locks/WndWI, l)U trana
S3$99obo.640-1715
CHRYSLt.H OOMI
NORTH
•98 3
7 62
In l eory. orth's re ponse of for CM plant m nl co. ment. ._.. gtound In-Southwealern, color
two no lfl.lmp requested South t.o Strong ph0"9a, com-veallgallon wlll be c:halra. Creme table w/ .aft puter, aecty/aectng, condueted on the .. bid three clubs, a new ga"tlet Tom· organlzallonal akllla. lec:ted applicant. 59'\d extentlon. St75 080.
my and partner were using to get out John Wern• Tennf9 Lotus & Word .Perfect reau'"9 to: Ad #443, ____ 6_4_2_-aea __ 2 __ _
$3,500 and going upll 89 Le8eron convert·
Wiii aacrlflc e 11 WANTiD•Eleclrlc lbte, d'lux M.,e Clou
$3,000. Call after SPM boat• Must be In edition, fully loaded, 1 °' 1 .. v• message al good conct, reason-owner, exe9flent con-'\ 8 .. 2
•A 76 4 3
on w~ handa. When Tommy Llf•tlme Memb91shlp. nee. Non-amkr, M·F, c/o Ody Piiot, P.O.
ahowed. a powerful band with a S600 080 665-7744 7:30am""4:00pm. Call 8j)X t 5eo. Coatv•
Br••• headboard, mat·
tresa, boll & frame,
queenalze $235. Whhe
• braaa daybed, mat· tren ... trundle, com-
ptete S195. 840-8733.
434-1t78 ably priced. 557·5100 •dltlon. 14900: tM-
WEST
• Q 10 7
"A 10 8 3
... Q 10 7 3 +Q9
EAST
•KJ 65 42
7 J9 5
spade cue·bid, then corrected t.o d;a-,i 8i1i8i· 7iOi8i-68ii7iOidi•IYi•i· iiiliiiiii7it 4-S3iii1i-e340iiiiiiiiiMeaa.iiiiiCAiii9282eiiii.iii monda. North decided t.hat tbrtt1 I
trumps, an ace and a ruffing vaJue
were sufficient t.o go o n 'lo ·game.
l'OMPUTEHS tiOH~
1811 COMPATl•L•
PC wtth color monl-
1or, H.D. + keyboard,
Has ROM enOI, 1150.
Call 831·7480.
day, 175-2359 evea. 1478 or 371-321e.
SAIL BOATS 7014 UATSUN out>o
( 6
• J 10 2 SOUTH
•A
C'KQ74
... AKJ96
+K 86
T he bidding:
North East South W•t
Pua 2 • Dbl Pua
2 NT P ... 3 • Pue
Tbe diamond muchant'a double.
brought a gleam to Tummy's eye.
After winning the opening lead in
hand, Tommy led the king of heart.a
to West's ace. The Dutchman was
too shrewd a player to shorten Tom·
my'1 trump1 by leading another
spade. Instead. West 1h ift.ed t.o the
quttn of clubs.
4 + Pue 4 " P
5 • Pua p... 0~ ·To mmy won with the ace and, not
Pua Pua P... botberin1 with a trump finesae that
was sure to lose. ruffed a apade,
Opening lead: Seven of + cashed the qUttn of bearta and
The diamond merchant from ruffed a heart an dummy. Another
Amsterdam waa a good player. At spade ruff served as t he entry for a
the dub. however. he was at some-heart ruffed with the eight. When
what of a disadv.antage-he did not East could not overruff. Tommy
know his opponents. Regulars was ready for the ·g-tand finale. would have told him that you never
double Trump Coup Tommy with a Aft~r cashing the king of clubt,
trump stack, an action he cook with Tommy exited with a club. Down to
t.~ West hand. A bed.1NIDJ> bruk... no1h1 ng but-irumps, Wett-
would transform an otherwise ordi· · forced t.o ruff and lead aw~ from
nary player. which describes Tom the queen into deela.rer'a A K J hold·
my ltindJy. into the Hulk Hogan 9( ing. Just another ho-hum hand for
the brid11e table T ommy'
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD. PUZZLE
ACROSS
2
14
17
20
3"
37
41
46
ments
61 -Stravinsky 62 Go by bus
63 Sault S1e -
64 lntemaUonll
8Mf\. es TroPlcal fruit
M VO\eln
87 Zane °'" Jene
DOWN
1 G .... item
2 Smell
3 a.. ••
4 Very angry
5 Y•name e Bumped Into
7 T urkl9h c:otn
6 Inform
~ Mouth. pref
10 RMCals
11 Tebte d'-12 "ShMle __ , ..
13 Baby'•word"
19 Podlet
content• 21TerrltMe
25 ~ 28 Type of no~
27 Outmooed
2.8 .Dey'• march
29 -bOom 30 Oollts kin
31 Heuled
32 £nletQlno
33 f~1y
l5 ,Uae"' u on
e 7
}9Pos ......
40 0..-.c11"9 42 UM a toll
44 Some delMns
46 Erect• 47.-Owar1
49 Type
50GWlW.
51~=· 52 \Jnc:oYereO'
8 g
53 T ranuctlon
55 <Hlalloous
eubS1ance
58  nol.-
IS 7 tieten's
.home
59 Fr. tltta
80 T erne unit .
11 12 1:t
UPTO •eoo -
CUBE ~. light oak,
rrw:>dem. 29".at"a11"
149. 857·2392.
KINGSIZE WATER.BED •
No-wave rndreaa. In-
cludes frame & head-
Jt.Wt-.1.HY FlJHS
'11LEHMAN12
Must aell. Black, gold
leaf graptilca. C1ntom
tlller, Ullman aall,
Hllft(en gear. $3300.
Chrta, 831-5044.
& AllT tiOi~, board. Good condl-LASER ·
t 210 zx 10th
Anniversary Model
Black & Gold, kpd,
I-top•. cuatom
stereo, QOOd condi-
tion lnsTde & OCJt.
87k -.11 maintained
miln . 12,IOO
Me-0180
PER MONTH * NO ClllECllm *
tlonl Only 1200. Call •Anthtue & a atet• '18, red, racing gear,
589-7904, leave mH· Jewelry• Large .. trallar available. Sailed
sage. 1eC1Jon of diamonds, 3 times. Must Nit.
L..,...•t floral earth vintage watches. Incl 11500. Chrla. e31·1'---------
lonea, very good Role• • Patek. We 5044.
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
--Monday-thrn -5aturday:-
Must have
dependable transportation
and liabilitY insurance.
CALL 642·4333
CO~TA MESA, NEWPORT BFACH_
Of All Thlnp: Henry Winkler,
Scorpio Ktor·pnNllKtr, lives up •o hi• •isn in connttlio" JWilh "lovt of
111y1lery.'' Winkler, for yun • televl·
elon elar, M}'• lie hM rttt,.lly bttn
l"trocluctd to the "'1nllc 1rt1 and
1ele11<n -lie h• ~....-a "ttluc·
"nl" ti.ll«vtr in lht uitltnct of
Unldtntlflf'd Flying Obfttte. In lypl·
ul Sc-orpio f•hlon. thlt ~r<'tpllve
tler hn h•vttll .. tf'd, chtchd refer·
tn('tt 111d MW wanta lo thue hil ufindi~p·· with the world. J•«uery,
Octoti.r mtmorablt for hi• 1hl1 yur.
AIU£$ I M.trch 21 April 19 ) fllll'\JV
m«'mbt-r <1ttv1 I wn goin11 111 110 •w•y
11111 I h•"t dl"C1dfd tu rt'l'll•l'I • Allt•fl
t11)11 ftvnlvo •round ftnant_.~ tr•nJ·
port1111on. d1..covtt1n11 wh•I Yl"·' f\ffd
within )'our 41wn horne t •nct'r n.a1111e
1nvol4~
du dhnt, respons1b11t1v, rel•1ton1h1p
th•t comb1nH h:>vt with con1rovt'rt}'
You'll hive "good fonuM" 1n dHhnp
wtth tlll'cutwrs. npeclally men Ca pr•·
corn, C•n~r f'\'ne>n• l.nvolvtd
SCOllPIO (Oct. 2l·Nov 21) Long ·
•l•ndmg proj«t can ~ compl~l'd Fo·
C\lll uo un1vt'rNI •PJ'"I. roman~. ttylt.
cn'•hvity, language F1n1ncl•l at.rut ol
one clOllt' 10 you will t how mukfd 1m ·
pruvell'l•nt Libra f1gurn prominently
SAGfTTARIUS (Nov 22·DK 21 )
l uf'•r Jl'C"•llqn h1ghl1ght5 p.ttnt'nh1p.
crfd1b1hty .. ~bhc image. ~tltilf •t•h11
You II malr." frt'Sh tt•rt and g.a1n 8"'''"'
df'grtt ol 1ndt'f'\'ndence You'll learn
~1n-g •Ion• nuc wm< as lonely
TAUllU~ 1.4prtl 20·M•)' 2()1 Cwli.'
m nttftllft t\tgfl. w"•I fl.id ~n Too.rw11f
hf. ~ve....r d y '' thver<11ftcatwn hu
11\or tnttllt<tu•I cunl>'1tv Mon«') p1<'·
CAPRICORN !Ott 22·1an t•)
Funding <1va1lablt. you tnAt..• nluabl•
C'ont•tl> clowr to hoM• 1h.tn ot\glnally
pl11nnf'd Fu<u• on d1rfft1on. motlvt·
uo~LJDet 01-8 F~1ttr1llft1tt11m1
uy~. 'T m t nJOyl ng yfMAr coll'l,..,yl
AQUl\IUUS (Jan 20·Ff'b 19l lt•t.
110Mh1p wall b.-"r••nt1bll1ht'd ' .li.U:L~er.1h.an...t.>14tNU1o-~noclp;t -w,i,·11 hf. on m()H»tot1d tmotlcm•I. h·
td S..glf!•rtu tnvolvl'J -'n•nn•I g round Moon pollllloll high
CEMlNI CM•y 21 ·lurtf 20> Wh•t at hghu crut1v 1ty, 1tyle, •Pf<'11la11on.
hf'>t ~f m~1• I!"'• will IKwmt'~~nd1 In p~y•1ul attraction C.8\lnl I• r.prt· yov1 avor fl •Of'm•llon tf'ft'IY~ wt· lf'd
101 I.rt •ft•r~oqn fn.abln )'Ou 10 be' 11 • "'",.sea <~ t•·M•rch ~) Aittn· rtgftt platt 111 ~Jl«11l momtnl h1'.u~ an Jur1blf' AOOd' bu••n-l()(auon • t11•n rf'volvn •JOund large hc>\lwhold
CANCfll (lunf' 21 luly 2:'1 You'll pr~uct• •wtomc>bclt' rep.tit, reunion
d•ll(Over 'lt<lt'\' hiw '" «1r1m•hc m.11n with f•mlly "'""'-' who ftl('ently d11
nn ( rullv• 1u1ll"• •hr ~ptu(1ght vn pl•yt'd lf'mf'\'""''"' In unplutanl
" le. individullllty 'Vilhn~n'°"' h) ••"• m•nn•r Tauru•, Scorp1u ~NC>n• In·
rllil< (' .. 1n 1rtd1~tf"d vt• wnltf'n ..,,,J'd vvlvf'd
Jh rt.rion biromn ~noul If IANUAIY II II ~OUll •llTH·
LIO (lul)' 2J•A1.tg 22) Attynllon OA'• Y~ h.tve un~I "~ •l'Pft't•• tf1tnl"'•~ •niunl.l t111m.,, tn•\'rt.inm.-nt ••• dr."" •nd mutte, '"" br •lf·•ndul n"""''' .tb1l11v It• ,,.n,f1•rm 1du~ inti• ''"' II'• 1mpon.ant to 11."'P ..-,&wtlOn•
,,-11111r °'Po'h-hl on 1ull1llmer1t i11b1h t(lfltf(fttn-dM't n111nt1Qn )'nu ,,....,..
ty 10 win frtf'nd• •nJ 1nllut"ri'< .. 1mp1r. etNlldance of ch.rm and h.w .. ._...,.
••nr J'".IPI' h uru• phtH n•lf' tooth T111'h lt l.lbn xorpta ~""'"
Vlll(.;O tA1.1~ ?\·St-pt 21! I •~~ br• 'pa. hy ,nll., tn fl.'llr hf• '""II t'n
l\1nJ "°""" for 1ntW•f' Yt-u '!"f"' bP ruun""" "'"'"nl dyn11111c. Cl'Nttvt' In
••l<fd tn •~t bffor" lht ~.'I Ptr • d lw>ldu•f• low.r'd ttlJ ol lhtt nt<Hlth Ju
IK1 '1f'<hn1qwe ou.lhn• M'llndtnft, w I)' ~111"" yO\lr lllMt m•mor1b~ month
~•fl•lr ,....~,"-'fn>q• r.U.~1, <>I 1 .. 2 lumnt c).c1., ~" 1nd1
PlllCft •M •hflt Vtr~ll ff"<Ulll'fd vld11<1.hl) ph~•k•I •ttrllC'tHHI fmh ••• ,,
~lgA (Stf't L1 Ol't lll Focu. °" 1n MW dl'""km
_........ 4 rid,.
cond. ST50. e73-2303. buy, ..... trade & r• _U_d_0 __ 1_4_C_/W __ T_r_•l_le_r
Mov19'• Sele pair. William H&1old 11100 obo. Co.,,., &
Couc:hea, tat*a, din-J.-tera. 3118 New· extra sails. BVC South
Ing rm furn + Iota port Blvd ~ 32nd St. Yard space KS.
more, all top quaff~. •73-03815 MCM573 Doug
muet ... 1 He-e:is5.l ••••utltul tull .....,,...,..._...,....,,__ ___ _
"FAST
llSULT"
SllYtCI
DlllC.tOl-Y-
1-·or lfr-.ull
S.•n 11·1• (' 1.1 I I
642-5671
leneth epoa•u"' Lido 14 heul#412, new boat cover •·ult. fur oo•t Reveralble man ••Ila w/lrmler. •• raincoat with fur lrlm. European hOC>ks. l650. 87~8729.
Hardly worn. $850.
842-4321 x 102.
Foi Fur COIU
Size women'• am8'1;
wat•t length, like new.
· S 150 080. Res: 282·
0939 Ofc: 540-122•
Ext 373, Aak for I.Ori
Sl')o,t;IJ &
SJ<I B(l:\I S 7Ultl
1989 Bombadlef Weve
Rider• (2) & trailer.
Excellent condition.
h900. 721·114.4 dya.
721-1013 ..... a .
~~ merq,ondise foLunder-5_50 ? ~(II run
your 3 •ne act FREE I Fill out the coupon below
and mail to: ClASSIFIED ADVERTISING
The Doi~ Pilot .
330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, CA 92627
•
r • • • • • • • • • • AD INFORN.ATK>N • • • • • • • • • • • • •
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•188• Ded9e CoH Ylete YIM W..-n
•howroom condftion,
9700 actual ml, '4250. 831·1443 or 831-8818.
JAUll/\H !HO:-i
85 XJ6 This betoved pet
. nffda good tlomel W/ 31,000 mite extensive
anl)I. an ~ord •
S9.!J99. 675-eett:
JEEP fll 10
•84 Grano Waggoneer
loaded, sun/moonrf,
t>eat oner over 14500.
1715--7239
l.INCOl.N •t 1..!0
UNCOLN '71
Contlno1.tal. ..eo
90Q. runs good I 1495
Mu•t ... , "42.o587
MEIH 't .l>t:S !I I .lO
'85 380SL lmmac conct,
antllock brks,ctvomes
2 tops, S26,t50 must
..tll l!M0-2442.
1888 300• bl-ckJ
palo. chrome wheels,
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