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fOlil play
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. . sea riddle
By LoriAnn Basheda
Sta!f wr:er
NEWPOR1 BEACH -Friend'.) of the ~oi.·
mctic surgeon ~ho \Jn!'hcd aft er he Jell New·
port I !arbor for a one-hour pleasure cruise
Saturday afternoon :.u!>rut foul I!:!} and ha'c
hi red a priva te 111\C:.tlgJtor.
Robert A,,clrod's "ifc rcponeu him m1i.sing
Saturday,after he failed to r..:turn to their Ne-
'' hall home for a 6 p.m. utnncr engage-
ment. 0
1 he •D·)ear-ord
doctor ".1., !>cc n tak·
ing hi, 30-foot c.1bin
crui'>er into cJlm
\\Jter:. Jt ... bout I
p .m Saturda) tu
prepare the \Cs:.d
for a cubJ JI\ m~
trip. I le "·'' :.up":
po:.eJ Jo return to hi-. U;,slboJ Boulc,ard "lip
an hour later.
On Monua\, the Cua'>t GuJrd found hi-, life
raft innJted ;nd l''crturncd al ou t se,en m k.,
off C11.1hn a h i.ind
l3ut there I'> '>till 1\0 !.1gn of ,\\elrod and hi.,
Hunte r Alura
Construction crew worl..s on completing plaste'r boxes at Triangle Square in Costa Mesa. The retail center is expected to _open sometime this spring.
''There realh i-. no reason h.> feel that there
isn't some foul pla~ lll\oh ed," \aid AxclroJ's
See MISSING Back Page·
Top San Diego
official vies lor
NewpoPt helm
By Ins Yokoi sun W!Uef
NEWPORT lll·ACll San
Diego County's planning director
confirmed Tuesday that he too is in
the running for the city manager
position being vacated by Robe rt
Wynn.
The City Council has narro"ed
1t'I field of finali~t to fi\c, and Lau·
ren Wa\\crm:in, 50, form er; cit y
manager of Rancho Cucamonga
and Mont clair, confi rmed Tuesday
that he 1 one or the remaining can·
d1dates.
"That's all 1 can say." Was er·
man said 111 a telephone interview
from his San Diego office. "I don't
know what the council's going to
do."
Wasserm:in joined the county of
San Diego in 1989 nnd earns about
St 16,000 annunlly. Prior to the
county position, he spent 19 yea rs
ns a city manager in t"o San Ber·
nardino County cities -in Rancho
Cucamonga for 11 year and in
Montclair for eight.
Alhambra City Manager Kevin
Murphy also confirmed Tuesday
that he too rem:iins in the running.
See FINALISTSJWD ""
Local reaction mixed to Bush; s State of Union
By Lon.Ann Basheda
Si.'1 V.!Ur
President Dush dcli,cred hi long-
awaitcd St.a te of the Union mc\'>agc
Tuesda). outlining a p:11ch,\ork of pro·
posals to help c:be ta).pJ~er-,· burden\
and boo t the economy - J me~s.1gc that
\\J\ greeted here \\ilh both cnthu~i.1'>1t1
and be" 1ldcrme'n1.
"My only question. of cuur .. e, i\ "hy
''cren't they <loing sumeth111g earlier'?" •
a\ked Ne" port Beach relt1dcnt foe) p1,hop, o ne of scv#
cral local.. polled at rJndom b) ·1 he Pilot Jftcr the
!lpeech. "Why now at clcct1on lime."
llush outlined a pl.in th.11 "oulJ inject S20 billion
'M " nrlv quoc-,1·0n cf J V • ''} ""'""II,. , I
course. is why weren't they
doing something earlier?
Why now at election time?•
-.KIEV BtSHOP
comed 1J~ :n ~
~iewport Beach resider!
.
"Let's be franl.;." Bu.,h said. "l 1'nC'I\\
_.nJ )LlU l\lll}\\ th:tt-my rt~m i-. i>eing uO,
\CllCJ in .1 f'lllllicJI ~t.:.1\011. and It ITIJ)
l'e fC\IC\\eJ b\ 'ome J' r.1rll:>Jn Uut 1
I.nm' 111 m) heart. I'm doing "~at I thin!\
1, riflll :inJ prop1..hing "h.ll I 1.:no\\ '"II
help."
Co ... t.1 \tc..,a re,iJ 1..nt Thu :-.gu)Cn ,:tiJ
~he th:nk ... he 1' ... 1nLuc. · ~ut I m .,1111 a
little ,1.cpt1c.1I. ..
into the econOlll) prinurily b) changing the rule' tor
"1thholu1ng ta\e,. but the bulk of Ill!. 'rect h "a-. aimed
i.ll boo\ting hb \\,l\ering popularity before elcct1lrn
timl!
"He 'till ncl.'.J!> to !>hO\\ more leader·
:.hip ... -.aiJ ;\ gu\ l.'.n, \\ h0 teJchc\ ... ~1eOLC lo r a schovl 111
Garden Gro,1:. ''It\ hi, Jllb to get the bJll rolling ..
Uu'h tolJ t.l\fl J) er' more than once during hi~ aJ-
See BUSH/Blc2 Piii
General plan vote delayed again aner rousing debate
Costa Mesa residents lock horns over futu re gro wth. and · developm ent issues h'd1 Jcn,it,,'' re,1Jent Did, \k hrcn
,JiJ. 'umniing up the 'enumenh of
mam during the publi.: hearing. \\hat
"e· ~fon't ncc:J I'.> more populat1" 1 anJ
more tralltc :inJ the rrobkm!> that come
\\llh it.''
By Anna Cekola
St.t!I Wnter
COSTA MESA -Afte r -.c,cn ~cars
of planning and hours of debate, incluJ-
ing another fi\c Mondny night , the C.ty
Council delayed \Oting on th-.: controvcr·
ial general plan for another week.
It was just after mid11i~l11 Tuc~d ay
when the last person -the 93rd :.peak·
er for the night -adJrc!-\C d the Cit)
Council o n the propc.)scJ general plan,
the m.1!>Sh c <k>eumc:nt that '"" ·gu1Je
gro\\th and dc,elopment in the city into
th e nc~I ce nt ul').
T he council "111 meet ;iga1n Feb. 5 at
6:30 p.m. m the Council ChJmbers.
If the cmot1~na l tone of the hearing
was any indii.:Jtion, the c1.1undl's im·
mincnt ta'>k '' 111 be monument.ii.
1 heir main Jcci,ion comes <lo\\n to
chlXhing bet\\ecn higher grn,,th pro\I·
:.iom found in the cit) ·prc:p;.m:J ~.:neral
. plan propo:.al or the sl o" er gr,l\\ th pla n
drafted by 1he General Pl.111 ll'Crin g
Committee, a group of rc.,1J~n1' organ·
1zed b\ the Cl)Unc1I in 1 (,~ ~ Sl' tar.
Coune1h,oman Sand) C..en1' anJ Cliun·
cilman J ay I lumphrey hJ\C -.a1J the)
fa,or the steering committee pl.111
"I think the 1'e) \\Ord i' UCINt~
In a Jr:u11;.it1c ch.inge lr1..1m the ~plr,e·
l)·:.lll nJcJ ·fencral pb n mcetmg-. \eJr
ago \\hen reprc:.!ntath e' of home·
O\\ ner·, ,1,,l1C1.1tion-. sa) the' "ere ~een
·'' "r.1hl'lc wu,1..r<' more than 500 pc~
See GENERAL PLAN'llcl hie
Counci Lmember again behind wheel of Seashore Drive . parking ban
By Iris Yokoi
sun wr11tr t.1ff to re\ 1ew her propo:.al!> and report bad. to the
council on Feb. 2-t.
NEWPORT BEACI I -Councilwoman Ruthclyn
Plummer has again proposed banning parking on
the south side of Seashore Drive a a way to im·
prove visibility and relieve traffic congestion on the
heavily-traveled coastal street.
stretches from 32nd Street to the Santa Ana RI\ er,
is a traditional problem in the aren. 13icycfot\, jog·
gers and skaters share the crowded trcct "ilh mo~
torists. Residcnt.s sny many accidents ha\e occurred
because of conge!.tion anti l11mted sight J istance.
Often, beachfront residents backing their ctm out
of the garages don't sec oncoming bicycli\t!I and
sk.lters, and visibility at mLcrsections;s blocked for
nil users by parked cars, local!. ay.
Plumme r said she \\a p.irticularly dis turbed by a
recent Cll) st.1ff rcrxin that indicated there arc onh
3$ public parking space., tlO lhc :.outh !.tde of Sea·
\llOrC bel\\een 34th and 56th :.tree!\, yet r,111.ing
!IUf\C)S conducted during the !lumme r :.ho\\cJ :i'
nMny a' S8 'ch1clcs parked along the \tnp
''ould rc .. ult 111 .1 .,i~nifo .• rnt lo:.' ol -.pace!> in an
.ne.1 tra .. hlill nall) p.1rldng-Jefo:1cnt
llut Plummer noteJ that par._111!!' hJ' already been.
c hminat~J lln the '4.luth ,1J1:. of ~.i'hllrC frllm Or-
:in~e Street I ll the Santa Ana RI\ er And \he :id·
d1tionalh prop<..)<;ed parl.1ng meter lH P·'> lx)XC!> be
in't.illcJ 011 the n1..uth \Ide \'f ~ca,horc.
"That area is just right for a mega-buck injury
lawsuit," aid Plummer, who repre$cnts the West
Newport area. "I'm going to mnkc recommenda-
tions to get the ideas flowing."
T.he congestion on popular Seashore Drive, which
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For years, Plummer hns advocated eliminating
parking on the ocean side of Seashore to clear up
visibility. Monday, she asked city traffic engineering
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Resident parking their c.m behmd their garages
i a m~jor reason for the crammed park111g con·
d1tions, according to staff.
The st.lff report al o noted that a p.irking b.111
'
·• l'his '"II ueatc :in ordc:rly \trect..cape," he
... 11d "AnJ the cit\ should start getting ome mllncy
from the hcai:-h parkc:r.
• \\ c\c i;ot ,l~ do '1..'mclhtng,' and "c\·e sot ll' do
it lidMc .. ummct."
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. . A2 Wednesday January 29, 1992
· Loc~ls DIJIJ
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lntel\.1ews and photographs by Shauna Norlleet
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VOL.88,N0.23
Readers' Hotline: 642-6086
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Michelle Johnson
Costa Mesa
"I really don't care. The
whole thing has been
overblown by the media. I
don't Jhink person 's sexual
behavior has anything to do
with political standpoints.".
Frank Pester
Costa Mesa
"I don't think they should
drag things like that up, but
I do think it will hurt his
chances for President."
Lo relei Buehner
Newport Beach
"I care, becau~e he's
setting a morally bad
example for our children."
Yvonne Siet
San Francisco
"I could go either way.
He's setting a bad example,
but it'~ also his private affair,
but now I think he needs to
be doubly ca reful."
Tom Allen
Laguna Beach
'"'o. I don't care.
Everyone has many
temptations. It's how you
face tho~ temptations
morally, that's more
important. I don't want to
peer into anyone's
bedroom."
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Pollce Identify
crash suspect
By lorlAnn Basheda
Stan Wn1tr
COSTA MESA -Police have
identified the man who all egedly
fled a'n accident scene lust week
after handing to a bystander a cri't-
ically injured infant who had
S'lopped breath ing.
A warrant is out for the arrest
of Felipe Mart inez, 19. Costa
Mesa police investigator Steve
Rnutus said Martinez apparently
left Mexico to move into a Santa
Ana home about a month ago and
forged an alien ident ification card
to get a job.
Police blame Martinez for run·
nlng a stop sign at the corner of
Sunflowe r and 1 lig hland last
Thursday, contributing to a colli·
sion that injured six people, in-
cluding a two-month-old girl who
is fight ing for her life at UCI
Medical Center.
"It's a re al life and death situa-
tion for her right now," Rau tus
said. "She's very cri tical."
Wendy Gonzales was on her
mother's lap in the back seat of
the Mercury that Martinez was
driving when the force of the colli·
sion shot her head-first out of her
mother's arms and into the ''ind·
shield.
Anaheim resident Scott Thack-
rey, who \\itnessed the accident,
said 'Martinez jumped ou t of the
car after impact anti pulled one of
his inj-.red passengers to the side
of the road.
While Thad.rcy ran to tha t
woman's attenJancc. MJrtineL.
tapped him on the shouklcr, hand·
ed him an inf:lnt nnd flcJ on foot.
rippi ng his shirt off as he ran.
Thackrey took the child to a
patch of ~ra!>s and performed
CPR, reviv111g her before para·
medics arrivcJ, but she suffers
from major hc~uJ injuries including
a fractu red ~\..ull.
"It's a life and death ituation
for her right no''·" Rautus s:iid.
"She's very critil·al."
Rautus said Martinez "a' lhing
at a S:inta Ana house "1th the
three women in the car, but he
was not related to th em, the infant
or the three-year-old girl who was
also a passenger. All his pas·
sengers, cJccept the infant, received
minor injuries.
Also injured \\as Costa Mcs:i
resident Ronnie Renish, 59, who
was driving the other car. Police
believe he abo ran ::i stop sign, but
charges have not )Cl been filed.
.&autus said iL appe~us Martinel.
is mostly to blJme for the ac·
cident.
"We're :.till trying to figure all
this out," he s;i1d. "\\'c h.1,e no
idea at all "lw ht! r;rn.
I le said the women knew Mar·
tinez bv fiN name onlv. The car
he was' dri' rng ts O\\ ncd by a Los
Ani;eles rc!-1Jent.
Costa l\lc a
A diJmonJ d u,h:r r1111: \\Orlh about S900 was 't11lrn horn a -h<)mc in the
200 block uf LmlllJ Road. 1 he O\\llCr
of the ho1 K l• i<l fll.•lic..: he noticed th..:
ring was m 1 g her a crew of carr.:t
layers had I.It • • Someone r ri.:J 1lJlCn ii \\ indow in the 2200 bllXk nf ltarbor Ooule,•ard aml
stoic a SUO(I mobile phone. • A bicn lc ".1, 'tulcn from a gar age in
the 1800 hl11\k 111 ~lonro\'ta A\'cnuc • Ne:nlv SMlO "·" stolen from the Merle Nor111.1n ~11>1nc:~1ic~ s1orc a1 Sou1h
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Newport Beach/Coata M-Dally PH
• Managing Editor Steve Marble, 642-432
Ones upon a tlms
M#C ~'Otoly Nol
Youngsters and moms give rapt attention lo 24 to 36 months old, continues Friday at 10:30
the Mariners Branch Library's weekly Toddler a.m. for information,. call 644-3145.
Storytimc. Th e special program, for children·
Newport assemblyman wins the battle of the gate
NEWP O RT DEACI I To
swing or to sliJe -that \\JS the
question.
And s·winging won out 1onday
night as the City Council dccadcJ,
after some exasperated b.tnter,
that St:.Hc A'isemblyman Gil Fer-
guson could keep the !>\\ ingi ng
gate installed at his Dalboa bland
home.
"This \\hole thing i'> really sil·
ly ... " said Councilman John I lcdg·
cs, "Who cares wha t t..ind of gate
the m<rn has?"
The case of Gil's Gate actualh
trails back to las t year, "hen the
council in f\lay 1991 approved n
sut_lstandard parking space at Fer·
guson's Sapphire A'cnue properly.
Due to some mi:ic:.1lcul:ltion, the
remodeling plans sho"cd a clalfer·
cnt p:tr\..1ng !-pace size than 1-. JC·
Sponsors wanted
for spelling bee
NEWPORT DEACI I -
Organiiers or the Third Annual
Community Spellin~ Bee, .1
fundrabcr fo r the Nc"pon
Deach Public Library Li1er.11:y
Progr.111'1, are 100\..ing for
busines~c to spoai...or
t\\O·pcr~on team\.
Ou inc.,,es c.1n enter the I cb.
'.! C\Cnt for S350 per team
1 he spelling bee -to\\ hH:h
the publtc i., imitcd -\\111 l>c
telc\t\ed on lvc;.il c.ahle '>IJlllllh
Coa\t 1>1a2J. l\1tice founJ nu \1£1h of for,·eJ enlrv 1 he m.111 \\J\ clowJ for
lhc night \\hrn the thdt 111.curr .. 11 •
T"o mur~ Or.1ngc Count) lkg1,1er
neY.)f>Jrcr 'cnJin!:, m.1ch1ne) "~re hro·
l..en 11110 lJ't Y.ccl., 1>11nr,1ng the h.>lJI
number or U1db Ill 1ho1 r·"' '"'" "~Ck\ to eight Th" time. SI :'I Ill qu.irter' \\J\
stolen from thc m:11.:h111c 01 31 ~5 J IJr·
bor IJoule\ard and S.i5 Ill QUJrtCr\ Yo.I'>
stolen from 151.10 Adams A\cnuc •
More than Sl.000 worth of Jc.!"clrv Y.a!> )tolcn from a home 111 th.: 1300
block of AdJm A\'enue • Someone 'tole 100 roll\ ol him and
40 d1~pt1,ablc camcrJ\ from l'hutu Lx·
tually on the lot. No one noticed
the di crcpJncy until the home re·
modeling project was fi1\i,hcJ u11d
\\OrK on the pavement had bcgutl':
The city's modifications commi t·
tee originally rejected the smaller
p•Hking space, bu t the 1-'lar.ning
Commission later apprm·ed it,
.1f1er Ferguson pro' ided a full pre·
sentation, including photographs
1hat sho\\cd a four-door c.1r ncatl)
fll in the !>pJce.
Out Councih,oman Jean Watt
a.,i..eJ the council tu re .. icw the
1-.suc. particularly since i,omc
council members had concerns
\\tlh the siLe of the !>pace and the
po!>siblc liabillt) problem,.
Fergu:ion com inc.cu foe of the
l>C\Cll council membel'. 111 t-.1:w
1991 to appro'c the parl.111g i.pJcc'.
Fergu,on then in:.1.11leJ a ~"mg·
~rnd publicized tn the D.111)
Pilot. co·sponsor of the C\ent.
f-or more 1nformat1on, c.111
Hill Lohtlell at 540-1224, c>\l.
351. .
Dedication Is set tor
Biii of Rights nagpole
Nl·WPO RT BEACll -r\n
1'10-foot n.1gpolc ~ltld '"' \\Ir·
rounding base engrn,eJ w11h the
te\I of thl! Dill of Rtghl\ \\ 111 be
dcdic•ltcd .H a ~pecial cclebr.1·
t1on .it noon Friday at B.1lho.1
Peninsula P.uk
A l'omm11tee uf c~1111mun11~
r•~, .. ;11 ~s7 t::. 17th s1. • \( m,·,·11..: rri~J u~n the Ir.mt ''O••r ,,f .1 hum..: in 1hc J.ioo 1i1, ... 1.. ,,f '''"nu,
lll 1h" Art\ Jnd )tole J \IJco lJm..:r.1
Ne" port Beach
1\ S 1.000 J1amond 11111!, ,1 S.2,()(Jtl \\Jtch .rnJ SIW CJ\h Y.a\ rcprnt.:J
m1"1111.: from a hnu)..: trailer 111 the 1500 bli.:1.. of Pl.1.:ent1.1 A\'enuc. • Smncone ('\Ourcd u,cJ dic'cl 1111 on .1 19:'\:'! I ur,I \Jn p.111..cJ in the 500 bl°'I..
of 30th Str..:ct • A \Vc\trn1n!>tcr man lo\t h1\ Vcnctu·
clan p.l\)pl.lll JI Atriulll C,1urt, .iol
in gate "ith a drop post to provide
pmac) and security. Dut ci ty code
enforcement officer!> recently
noted that the conditio ns for ap·
prO\'al of the parking space had
specified a sliding gate must be
utilized if the applk ants decided
to enclo!>C the space.
St.1ff ast..cd the council to deciJc
Monday if Ferguson could l.cep
hi., s\\ inging gate or if he'd ha'e to
11ht.11l a sliding one to conform to
the requirements.
Council\\oman W::i tt, \\ho'd op.'
po~cd the substandard part..i ng
~p:.icc in 1hc fi r!>t place, proposed
the council reject the g::itc.
Uut-four olhcr council member
dt\:tgrccJ and HHetl in fa,or of
the.\\\ingtng gate.
lJ) Iris l'oJ.oi
\olunteer:i i,pent four year:i org.1·
n1zing the installation of the
OH~r,ized Oagpolc and com·
mcmorati\c base 10 cclcbr.11c
the ::!OOth anni,er!>.try of thl! Dill
of l{ighh.
l he f'rtdJV celebration "ill
fc.11ure the Un11cd States f\l a·
rane Corps b.111d and Dr. JJmes
0~111. Ch.1pm•m Uamerstt) pre~i·
dent. :is guest speaker. ·1 he bt·
centennial comm111cc "Ill also
pre .. cnt II Spam or America
.l\\arJ to an ouh1anding c11izen
in the COllllllUlllty \\hO!iC \\Ork
anJ char.11.:11.:r has c\cmphfrcd
the Bill of R.1i;h1 ...
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Newport Beach/Coata M•u Dalty Pilot Wednesday, Janu~J29, 1992 . 0
• In the Asian-plastie-whatsit-tr-ade · ~-,.Local boy ma~es good
T here ar~n~t too many guys I would want to
change places with, at least not for more than
-an hour or two.
But Charles Berzon? 1 don't know, it might be
tempting.
Charles Berzon, you see, makes promotional
items. Stuff like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and
all kinds of little plastic things that come in cereal
boxes, or get given awayf as contest prizes or get
redeemed for $1.98 and three box tops.
Charles is 29, single, lives in Hong Kong, travels
constantly throughout Asia and is quite probably on
the verge or making tons or money. He is visiting is
parents in Newport this week, after Oying from
Hong Kong via Paris where he stopped for some -
business conferences.
"There is the potential to make half a million
dollars on one deal," Charles told me over a nacho
lunch Monday ("You can get any kind of food in
the world in Hong Kong, except good Mexican").
I know of a business where one can make half.a
mil on one deal, but that involves flying under the
DEA's radar screens over the Caribbean. 1 like
Charles's better. The Feds aren't after you, you On th~
Goa st • don't have to deal with life-threatening scorn -and
th e products are harmless.
Around town
Send your Items for Around
Town to Bob van Eyken, The Pilot,
330 lV. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
92617.
NETIVORKING
NEWPORT BEACH -Newport Har-bor Jaycees v.ill host a free wor'kshop on how to use ne1v.01king skills 10 advance
)Our busine~ , finances., ~ prospects, and pcrson:il grov.1h 11 6:30 p.m. lo<fay a1 Parker·s Seafood Grill, 309 Palm Ave.
In Balbo:i. The prcscn1a1ion, by Orange Cou.nty's "Ne~·orking Queen," Susan
Linn, mcludes hors d'ocuvres. Anyone
rrom age 21 10 40 is invilcd to 11tcnd. For 1nform:11ion. call 721-0637.
Russian speaker s
NEWPORT BEACH -Two v.1tnesscs
to l3sl )Car's failed ooup in the Soviet Union -a Ru"ian major general and a prominen t J6urnahst -wilr speak 10 the
Nev.i>Qrt Balboa Rotary Club tonight.
MIJ. Gen. Sergei S1cpashin 1s now chour· mon of the Russian security commitree
and Viclor Yugin is chairman of the SI
Pclcnburg mus media comm11tce. Both
men. members the Ru~13n parh:imen1,
v.cre acli\'C in opposing the coup. The
Roury Oub meets at the Newport Beilch
Country Oub. Dinner begins at 6 p.m • follov.ed by the prescn1111on. For infor·
mllt1on. can s;i 49-12.
Shipping history
NEWPORT BEACH -Stephen 0 . Freem:in will gl\e an illustrated lecture en111lcd "H1\IOrv of West Coa t Ship-
ping" 111 7 p.m: Thursday an the Com· mun11y Room 11 the Newport Center l.J.
brary, 8S6 San Clemente Drl\'c.
Young executives
NEWPORT BEACH -Orange Coun·
I\ Supcl'\tSOr Gadd1 Vasquez v.1JT address i brealf.ut meeting of Young Execu11ve-
of America-. 7:30 1.m. Thu™1.iv al the Pacific Oub. 4110 MacArthur 111,-J. For
re>eru1tons. call 721-0153.
Back Bay presenration
'NEWPORT BEACH -Av.;ard v.in·
n1ng arch11ec1s Fran and Frank Robinson v.•tr g1,c a video and graphic prcscntalion
on the history. politics and regional park plannm& or Upper Ncv.i><>rt Bay II
lnu™!Jy's mectina or lhe American 1n·
SlllUte or Archilecls Oran_1c counry cbap-lcr. Coclrnul1 arc at 6:3<r p.m. The pre·
cn1ataon ~tarts at 7 p.m. For rescrva· t1on~. call 557·7796
Piano sole
COSTA MESA -Oran&c Coast Col-lege v.111 be citing surpl~s p1:1nos, mclu~·
ina both new and used 1nstrumen1s. Fn·
day, Saturday and Su~d•Y.· ~I p11nos.w1ll be )Old at special 1nst11u11on1I pnccs.
The sale on Jan. 31 is by appointment only. Slllcs on the rcma1nin1 days arc open 10 the general public. For an •P·
po1n1men t or further information, call
(162·1815.
4-H h orse show
COSTA MESA -The 4-H llorscmas-tcn.hip show v.111 take place 11 the Or-
ange County Falrcrounds Equestrian
Center from 8 a m. to 5 p.m. Saturd:1v
and Sunday. For roorc information. call
75 1·3247. The public as invited and ad-
mission 1s free.
Seniors classes
COSTA MESA -The Costa Mesa Senior Center, throu&h the Co!.ta Mesa
branch of Cooutlinc Community Colleac1 orrcn. classc~ in Spanish, painting ana
1'orld aff.a1ri and aerobics bc&inning Feb.
3 al scriou~ loca1ions in the city. For
times and loc:uions.. all Susan Schol-
lenbcr&er 11 645-2356.
ADD in adults
NEWPORT BEACH -Counselor
Joan Andrew v.111 LIYC a free lecture en·
tilled "At1cn11on l>cfic11 Disorder in Aduh~" 11 7 p.m. Feb. 3. The location is
1151 Dove St, suite 105 in Newport
Beach. For more lnfotmataon, call 476-
0991
the City of Newport Beach will meet at 7 p.m. reb. 4 in the council chambers al
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd.
Spiritual abuse
COSTA MESA -Starting Poinl/Lif-ceare or Orange County, a substance
abuse recovery nospital, will host a free seminar entitled "Spiritual Abuse and
Denial in the Church" at 7:30 a.m. Feb.
4 in the hospital auditorium, 350 W. Bay St. Guest speaker Jack Fellon will dis·
cuss ways people use religion to escape
responsibility. For information. call 642-
3505.
Personal harmony
NEWPORT BEACli -John de Str:i·
kosch. founder of Mind·Body Dc,clop·
men1, will discuss "Increasing Your Per-
sonal Foc.11s and Harmony in a Complex World .. 11 noon Feb. 4 in the eommumly
room 111 the Newport Center Libr:iry. 856
San Clemente Drive. The program is free
Yes, it is a strange busi ness, bu t
somebody has to do it. Charles
figures it might as well be him,
even though it wasn't exactly what
he had in minlt as he made his
way through school.
Charle!. graduated from Corona
del Mar high school in the class of
1980, did a four year stretch at
San Diego State, then earned his
MBA from Thunderbird, r~e
respected and !>pecialized Institute
of Foreign Trade near Phoenix. In
the process, he learned Chinese.
-After more than a year of
flooding the "orld of international
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business with resumes, Charles finally clicked: A
Jllajor company in the promotional business wanted
someone to go to Hong Kong and open an office to
negotiate with and supervise manufacturers
throughout Asia.
· I can do that, Charles figured, and three years
ago he arrived in Hong Kong. Last fall he opened
his own firm and intends to build it into a
multi-million dollar operation as soon as he can.
"Then 1 can hire other people to Oy to Singapore
and Taiwan and China all the time, and l can come
home and run the company from here - or
anywhere else I like."
I've been there twice and to me, Hong Kong i!i a
great city, a toddlin' town, one of the most
fascinating and exciting places on eanh. Charles
doesn't find it quite that way.
"Unless you're into the club !oCCnc, which is srcat
but I'm not, you really have to work at ic to have a
good time in Hong Kong,'' Charles sa}s. The:uer
and music are almost impossible to find, he adds.
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"It's a city that shops, eats, drink\ and 'A-Orlc.s -.and
not in tbat order. A lot of "-Orker~" HI quit 1! they
can't work seven days a week. Their work ethic
there is tremendous."
Charles finds Hong Kong lonely, as are all big
cities. "I live alone and \\Ork alone. I put in long
days and, about 7 o'clock, I start getting hungry. So
I get a pizza, watch TV, then go bad. to 'A-Ork.
"It's a big, tough city. l\e t)een tre:ucd more
rudely there than ever in my life, e\ en 111 !>tores
\\here I've wanted to buy something. ·1 he> don't
know how to smile in Hong Kong."
Charles does. "Social things aside. it':, going
well," he grins. "I've only been on m> 0" n :,ince
November, and I've ma'dc S IS,000. About ..1 thirJ of
it came the day I left When I get bad., the orcfcr
will have been filled, I'll get paid. 1he manuf.1c1urer
'\\ill get paid and I get to keep the rc<,t !'\o, 1t'!>
really not too tough to lake."
Local boy makes gooJ Very good.
Fred Martin's column runs CH'IJ' Munda),
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Society. : Society Editor Vlcla Dean ••• '42-43f1
Awarils aplenty _at AOL anniversary . 1 Maybe fancy letterhead
should've tipped him off ~ A 10.year an niversary
celebration combined with
an award ceremony, lots of
dancing and Oying balloons was
the scenario Saturday at the
dinner staged by Orange County
Society of Fellows,
Anti-Defamation Lcaiue of ll' , ·
D'rith, at the Irvine Marriott.
Vida
Dun
Society
Tom Riley was
presented AOL's
public service
award following a
rousing
presentation by
George Pal ey of
Ne,vport Deach,
who had a
celebration of his
own going -his
82nd birthday.
National AOL
comm issioner
Paley, attending
with wife
Dorothy, noted
that l~iley has received awards
from 60 other organizations.
Actress Mari on Ross, looking
great in a 'black gown and looking
unhkc her ~ran<lmothcr character
on the new~lV show ''Oroollyn
Oridgc1 " received the league's
arll~t of the )Car awnrd. During
the ~oci:il hour Ross excl:iimel.I,
"We\c cnly done 16 shows, and
\\e \\On the Golden Globe award
for bc"t comedy series."
Co-chair Paul Fishb<.'in, nlso of
Ne\' J>1.lrt, presented Ro~s \\ ith her
J\\<HJ
rat and Mike, the Harri cs of
Ora.1gc. longtime supporters of
the league. \\ere given the Civic
Com1nitment award by last year's
winner, Howard Ros<.'nbcrg.
"We have 200 here tonisht,"
said co-chair Jack GoTdbNg, who
has been affiliutcd with the
organization for 50 years. "AOL.
foqped in 1913, \\or ks with schools
ana agencies on an international
and nationnl level to combnt racial
prejudices.''
Fishbein .. there with wife
Jt•nnifcr, ha\ been with the gioup
fi,c )Cats and \\::IS forme rl y · ..
ch:iirman of AOL\ speakers'
bureau ... l'he Society of Fellows is
the fund-rabing arm of the AOL.
We h:wc t\\O major events each
year," Fi-.hbcin said. Attendees
paid S200 each.
Others there included pre~idcnt
Jerry and Sally Schwartz, Brig.
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Above, from left, actress
Marion Ross, who picked
up artist of the year
award, stands with Tom
and Emma Jane Riley. Al
left, from left, arc Paul
and Jennifer Fishbein
and Jack and Shirley
Goldberg. All were an
attendance at the 1 O·ycar
anniversary celebration
staged by Orange County
Society of Fellows,
Anti-Defamation kague
of B'nai B'rith, at the
Irvine Marriott.
Gen. P. Drax Williams,
Commanding Gencrnl of El Toro,
;ind wife Mary, Jean and .Doug
Leichty, Pat and Carl Ncisscr,
Pcssa anl.I Henry Klipstein.
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GOING OUT IN STYLE -On the day Bob Dixon was arrested
for dippina into the till at Newport Beach City Hall, a leuer from
him was received by Royal S. Radtke, the Bank of America's
branch manager in Corona del Mar.
,.------. Good ol' affable Bob was conaratulating the
: popular banker on his re·elcction as president of
the Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce.
Did Dixon use official tax-paid City Hall
stationery to convey a personal message?
In all fairness to the ma11, he did not.
Whal he used was expensive paper bearinJ the
embossed logo of the Nieman-Marcus store in
, Boston.
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WINNERS -Sure, I lost the rent money bC'lrna
------on the Buffalo Bills, but the Super Bowl XXVI
party at_the Village Grean remains a beautiful
S memory. It 's ungracious to feel down when, as
. C808 colleague Vida ~an has reported, your
-----• fellow-guests include such showbiz sparkJcrs as Buddy Ebsen, Barbana Eden, Vince Edwards, Ray Conniff, Jane
Withers, Stan Frcbcra, Sandra Gould, and gosh·knows who else.
It was a perfect party benefiting two local charit ies, but with the
hindsight of 37-24 vision -I should've bet on the other guys.
Other personal obscrva&ions:
• Jane Withers was receiving warm congratulations all around,
following successful surgery at locally-based Harvard Eye
Associates. Her newly-found 20-20 should've been the final
football score. Mumble, mumble ...
• Opera Pacific impresario Dr. David DlChlc~a left early to
attend the matinee fiMle or Tosca at the nearby Costa Mesn
music hall. And, with a grand gesture for which I'll be eternally
grateful, he invited my son Jeffrey to accompany him. Jeff, by way
of understatement, is not a football fan. .
• Delc::iguered Jim Slcmons was there with his gorgeous Ta.Jab,
looking as though they hadn't a cnrc in the world. ·
• Actress Sandra Gould was there, effervescent as ever, despite
a ptiinful knee. She has water on the knee, and I gave her Dr. C.
E. Oro"n's remedy for that; namely, wear pumps.
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Least, Stop Visiting Europe?) -Remember all those headlines
last September, when the Rrv. Bob Schuller bumped his head in
Amsterdam, and his brain surgeries were being reported to the
world by spokesperson Mike Nason?
Well, Nai.On is still filing European hospital reports_, but this
time the patient is himself.
While skiing with wife Vikki Varaas the other day in the
Austrian Alps, Nason pcrf<.rmcd a spectacular maneuver that
won't be found in the instruction manuals. In mid-slalom, he
struck an icy patch and somersa ulted into a Kiubuehl infirmary.
KNUC Channel 4 reporter Vargas won't be showing any film at
11 because she's tuckered out from toting home all that luggage
and a cracked-up husband -riding three planes, lwo trains and a
taxi. Mike's clavicle bone is no longer connected to the right
shoulder bone, and he faces possible surgery.
Meanwhile, over at the Crystal Cathedral, a sympathetic
Reverend Schuller continues to make progress. The origina.I
silvery mane adorning His Crystalncss has been restored in all its
glory, and he's no longer wigged out.
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Newport Beach will hold a fashi~
luncheon Feb. 4 at 11:30 a.m. at
Balboa Bay Club.
"How To Do Everything Right
and Live To Regret it" will be
Australian-born author Faye
Angus' topic. Florence Smales wi I
coordinate the show of fashioni.
Reservations ($16 each) may be
made by calling Donna 675 -2636.
Free preschool nursery available .
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FASHION SHOW: Designer
David Hayes will present his
spring collection with informal
modeling session Feb. 3 from noon
to 3 p.m. at 1. Magnin, Fashion
lslan4, Hat designer Frank Olive
will make a personal appearance
Feb. 6 in Accessories, Neiman
M:ircus, Fashion Island.
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LUNCHEON: Associates of
House Ear Institute -0f Orange
County will hold a membership
luncheon Feb. 3 at 11:30 a.m. in
the Center Club, Costa Mesa.
Carol LcBlanc DC will speak on
the topic "Confidential Dody
Language." The oost is $40 anl.I
reservations may be made by
calling 643·9260. I
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Appointment Calendar
Thursday: Petronius
Man age-
ment Croup will hold ·a seminar on
mol'lvating employees and yourself,
from L a,m.:_t_o 5_p.m~ at-the
Country Side ln'n in Costa Mesa.
Cost is ·S45. For registration, call
361-9379.
•
Dr. Robert Fish will conduct a
..seminar on making succinct, to-
the-point presentations, beginning
at 7: 1 S a. m. at the Balboa Bay
Club in Newport Beach. Cost with
prepaid rese rvations is $1 3 for
members of the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce and
S 16 for guests. At the door, the
cost is S 16 for members and $21
for guests. Breakfost is included.
For reservations and information,
call 729-4400.
Saturday: The Home
OJfice and
Business Opportunities Association
~ will hold a conference on home-
based businesses from 8 a.m. lo
4:30 p.m. Jt the Red Lion Hotel in
Costa Mesa. For reservations and
information, call 261 -94 7 4.
Feb 4: The Roundtsble for
1
Women in Foodser-
vice Inc. will meet from 5:30 p.m.
to 8:30 p.m. at the Le Meridien
Hotel in Newport Beach. For in-
formation and reservations, call
(800)962-8001.
l
Feb. 8: Lawyer Christo-
pher Savage and
Joe Huskins of Savage, Wilde &
Co. will host a seminar on
landlord-tenant law and property
management, from 9 am. to noon
at ~cdstone Plaza in Newport
Beach. Cost is $20 in adv.incc or
$25 at the door. For information
and reservations, call 675-9005.
Feb. 10: The Public Re-
IJtions Society of
America will sponsor a seminar on
\'VOrking with the news media from
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Hyatt
Newporter. Cost is $260 for PRSA
members; S360 for non-members.
For information, call 832-2037.
Feb. 11: Merrill L>nch
_ will present a
free program on retirement, from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Hotel Mc·
ridien in Newport Beach. For res-
ervations, call 955-6112.
Feb. 13: The ~!>Oeiation
for Corporate
1 1 Cr0\\1h \"\Ill hold its monthly meet·
ing, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the
Pacific Club in Newport Beach.
Cost is S20 for non-members .. For
reservations and informatfon, call
252-2303.
•
The Merchants and M;rnufac-
turers Association will begin a two-
day seminar on human resources
management, from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. at Le Meridien Hotel m New·
port Beach. Cost for the Thursday·
Frid.1y scmin.u is $295 for mem-
bers and S355 for non-members.
For information, cJll
0
558-15 50.
Feb. 26: The 5th Annual
Bright Ideas for
Business Fair will be held from 11
a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Orange
County Fairgrounds and Exposition
Center in Costa Mesa. The fair \.\ 111
feature entertainment, food and
business communicJtions contests.
Call 751 -3247 for information.
March 11: Merrill
Lynch will
present a free investment program,
from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Hotel
Mcridien 1n Newport Beach. For
reservations, ull 955-611 2.
April 1: Merrill Lynch
will prci.cnt J
free f)fogrJm on retirement, from
6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at t fotel Mcrid1en
in Newport Beach. For rcscrva·
tions, cJll 955-6112.
Plt'ase 1end your calenddr an·
nouncrmenn IO T~ Dally Pilot's
bu1lneu editor, Tony Cox, al 330 I . w. B•r St., Cost•. Mt's.i, 92621.
...
Getting used to
I •
lite in the last · lane
G ar--~al ef-~t~~~--nn---Mrr'.JTI'TI1n-:""t-;
to the critical glare of the spotlight
By Tony Cox
Business Edrtot
I n coming to Newport Beach last
month to taJcc over the community's
Mercedes-Deni dealership, fletcher
"Ted" Jones Jr. figured to be getting in
on what is potentially one of the most
valuable auto franchises in the country.
What wasn't quite as obvious was that
in becoming the Newport Mercedes-Benz
• dealer, the 41-year-old Jones took the
reins of a local institution, and with it, a
leve l of public scrutiny somewhat akin to
that imposed on politicians and star
entertainers.
Jones and his father, Fletcher Jones Sr ..
completed their acquisition out of
bankruptcy of the former Jim Sh.:mons
Imports on Dec. 11. Even before the deal
was completed, negative rumors about the
Las Vegas-based Jones group's
background circulated. By the time those
unfounded rumors died down. Ted Jones
separated from his wife, Jan Laverty
Jones, and he raised a few eyebrows when
he showed up at the Jan. 15
grand-opening reception for Fletcher
Jones Motor Cars with an attractive
female companion. A society story
published shortly thereafter in the Orange
County Register detailed Jones'
new-found eligibility.
The politician-like scrutiny might be
ovemhclmiog. for the average person, but
Jones is u ed to ii. In fact, his "ife, '"ho
''as featured in many of the 11 -dealer)hip
Jones group's local tclcvi;,ion ads in Las
Vegas, became a politician last su mmer.
·\\hen she was elected ma\or of th e
gambling capital. •
"I can deal with it." say) Jones, "ho
sports a GO look, complete with tic bar.
monogrammed cu ff link and a finely
t~ulorcd suit. "I lopefully. the denlcr)hip
"ill become more ot a story than I am.
The negative publitity (from Siemon)'
downfall) has kind of carried over."
Jones, who has moved to Newport
Beach to become full-time operator of
what instantly becnme the flagship of the
S300 million (annual sales) Jones chain, is
well on the wa)t to making his newest
dealcr~hip"" big story, and in the process.
extinguishing any-·rcsidual negative images
left over from the previous regime.
Jones got started by sprucing up the
focilitics at Fletcher Jones Motor Cars,
changing the signage and restoring auto
and parts inventories. H.c also kepi most
all of the 140 former Slemons Imports
Gmployecs, and he instilled in them an
emphasis on customer satisfaction. He
then added about a dozen more
employees, many of whom were at one
time key emplO)ees at Slemons Imports.
Jones also launched a $1.5 million
advertising and promutions campaign. The
campaign includes print, radio aqd
television ads featuring a laid-~ack Jones
offering a cup of coffee and inviting the
comniunity to get to t...now him.
The aggressive -at least by recession
Mandnrds -marketing budget also
includes on-site e'cn1s, such as the gala
grand opening and semimonthly scr'\ ice
clinics. The clinics. the first of which \\JS
held last weekend and hosted 200
~lcrccdcs-Uenz owners, offer free
inspections. wa shes, tours, di!.plays and
product informa tion.
And if the e\pcriencc of the Jone~
group's Las Vegas Mercedes-Benz
dealcr)hip is any indic.:ation, the clinics
abo gel long-time customers thint...ing
about new moJeb and fostc.r service and
parts s:ilcs. ·
T he result of Jone<,' efforts thus far:
January sen ice and parts sale) arc
expected to total about SI million.
comparable with the numbe r:. posted
during the dealcr~hip's hcyda). and
through last weekend, Fletcher Jone'>
~tutor Car:. h:td i.old 105 nuw
~tcrccdc)·Ocnzc.., JnJ 30 lbed car~ in it)
nearly se,cn weeks of existence.
De)pitc the recc5.Sion and the
challenges that go with taking over a
bankrupt dealership, Jones expects to
A personable Fletcher Jones, Jr. is seen in this promotional Jd\ertising scene.
meet h1-. prnjection of ~O new-car )ales
.1nJ 30 u'ed-cM ),11c, 111 Janu.in
"\\'c're quite a bll. ~1buut SU percent,
:1he.1J ul wh,1t thev <lid I.1st J.inuan,"
Jone' \:l)S. "And ihc s1.r.icc depar'uncnt
has been fantasu.:. \\ e '11.. up to now
where we hoped tu he an June."
When the cconum) 1mpr0\es. Jones
e\pects the de.1Jcr,h1p to )Cll :.ibout 100
new 1.ar:. month!), wJuch \\OulJ hdp push
its a1111u.1I rc,·cnue) to lhc S 130-million
range enjoyed during Slc:mon' Imports'
peak )!.:Jn .. Joni:' prllJ!.:dS 191)~ re\cnue)
of S JU() million to S 110 million for the
dealer. hip.
While Fletcher Jones :-.totur Car~ 1s off
to a glXlll st.in. then.: 1., one ch111k 111 the
Jones group's armor rhc group closed
the 55-emplo)el! Jone ChcHolct 111
Whittler e:.irlier tlm month. 1.111ng )UhP..ir
s.ilcs and a tO\ic "aste problem on the
Sile.
"Our lcai.c ''"sup lor renc'"ttl. and "'e
chose nut to rcnc''." Jon.,;-. e\pl:un .... "It
didn't m.i~e 'cn'c for u-.. anJ \\e "oulJ
ha' e solJ it 11 it m:iJe 'en~e tor an)1..inc
ebc."
T he fathc·r-'>un Juo ma1.k a
1.uns1Jerablc '°' e~tmcn1 in t.1t...ir.g
mer the former 5kmon' Import-.. l°he
Jones ~roup pJ1d SI 1 5 mit:iun -SJ
million of" hi h "~ lulJm.:W •mJ "1 I b1..
paid o'er the nc\t 10 )eJr:. -to acq ire
the fr;.inc.l11!>c. anJ in aJJ111on to
operationJI and promo1ionJI C\p1.11:.e,, the
llC\\. owner~ arc pi.!) ing about SI lll,G .IU a
month in rcn1 for the pr1.lpert~ th 1t h01.::.c'
the frJn1:h 1,e
Still. a't far back JS •a)t September. 'I 1.'J
Jones ""' t.1lt...10£ :i' 1f the fr an..:h1.,,c.
nc,~lcd in unc ot the toun1r: · ~.,,
lucr~l11\C lu\ur: -c.ir mart...et'>. "J:> J
c.in't·mi,., pro,p-.:c:t
"It 1~ potcnt1Jll~. :rnd "111 b-.:, the bc:>t
deJlersh1p 1n the rnuntr5 tt
Following lackluster
sales, agents see Residential Real Estate
Another rc~punJent ).lid hb sale' were "t)pi· ...
cJlh crumrm" in December. a )CJ,on:ibh )IO\\ •
mu;uh for h; brot...cra~c. but he, 100. ha\ -,cl!n a •
lot anon~ 'hoppers in the mart...ct tlm month. H e
said he behc' cs an inching upw arJ of mortgage
r;.i1c ... 111;1) be ,uffic1rn1 1mpctu to turn man) of the
hro\\l.ers llltO bU)Cf\, . increase in shoppers
While industry sta11s11cs rcnec t th at December
was an excellent month for home re~ale acli\'ity in
Orange County, respondent to The Daily Pilot's
monthly survey of Nc"port Ocach and Costa t\tcs.1
residential real estate brot...er;.1ges report that their
<,ales were generally lact...lus1er lao;t month.
On the other hand, tho~c same respondents
added that they've seen a sharp· incre,1se in honie
105
100·
95
90
85
80
75
• IC 1ntr:rc:.1 rate' crr:cp up a liulc t'>it. th:u " II
mJt...e pCllplc more :!lcnou,," he SJ J · It "1 11 makl!
pellplc th1nt... ma)be the:: g.1mc i~ u'er. Pe1.,plc pl.t)
g:im1.:,, \\J1tmg for a b..:ttr:r Jcal"
shoppers in Janu<il') •• rnd
they expect all that
bro"'ing 10 begin equal·
mg to a lasting impro\l~·
mcnt in sales o'er the
nc'<t few months.
''We've been really
busy this month." <,aiJ
one brokqr. "There arc a
• R<!presents last year's perform.wee. A core .1bo~c
100 reflects an improvement O H'r the ~.mu.• month in
1990, uhilc .i score bt!lou 100 inclicJI<.'' .1 dcdine.
Scoring is bJscd on indu try )f,1fi'>tin .wd on 5,1/c of
loc.1/ real est.lie broker.1g1.•s th.1t .uc sun t.'~ <.•d n•su-
1.Jrly for this feature.
\\ h1lc r1..·)rondcnh 11.' ·1 he Dad) Pilot 't\Jr\ C)
"ercn't thrilled with th..:ir Dl!ccmbr:r ~ale .... rnJ arc
loot...inc fof\,.ird h> bc11r:r 111nc~ :ihc.1J. the month
111.1\. n~H h.l\e been .111 1h.11 l:i3J. A~~1.1rd1q; 10 the
California A''1..11:i.1t1l>n uf Rc:.ilwr~. Or;.inge C1.1unt)
home rc~a k:. we re up ::! 1 p..: r..:e n 1 in Dt"u mba
O\cr Decemticr 191Xl I hat ~1.1111parc' ~\Ith a 3 per·
cent incrCJ\C m '>tate,qJr: lll1m.: rcs;.ilcs. th.: ·"·
i.,v..ia11on H.poncJ
51111. "hlle .lCll' 1t\ h unprll\ 111!!. pn~o \ I 1,,.,,tl
homes h:i'e been dcr.lilcJ lrom their 1.J,tlllll.U)
up"arJ trend AnJ Cti.1pman L'n1\C't'll\ i;,\ ·111,t
Jame~ Doti .11J he bclie'c' the. m.irkct \\ I ~\lll·
hllUC tO be !>Oft, price·\\ l\C J lc prl·~ltctcd th ll TC·
sale home prices in the l'.'llUnl\ "111 dc('rca't: 1'' .in
lot of people out loot...ing ut nc\t house to come on the m.1r~ct at .1 l'Cltcr pra~~. ;.i\crage \If 3 I pcrcent_in 199::! ·
hou cs. There arc buyers out
there. they're ju)I shopping a
101. They seem to w.1i1 for the
"Out fr9m all the people l'Ut ~11,,ppin~. th.it \Hiuli.l
!>ecm to indicate that sale "Ill im·rc.1,c. I think it\
gl.)111g to be a good year ...
I he D.:cembcr rnJex core for rc,identi.11 rc.11 C\tale:
105.
-lJ.t Tcm.t Ctl\
Business Watch '. ;" ~f-~~i,;,~:., . ':' > \:., '·~ , ....... ~~·!J'*· . . . \, .• ~ ... :,.. ""' *~". ·. ' -' . f. --! ••'_ J .-· • ~-1,
Orange County defense contractor laying on more ·than 590
NEWPORT OEACH -LOral Atro-
nutronlc--earlier thi month began a
round of layoffs that will eliminate 592
jobs and dccrea c the defcn e contrac-
tor's work force here by nearly 24 per-
cent.
Company official plan to cut the
plant's ~ork force from about 2,500 to
· less thun 2,000 by July I. The Lorul '·'>-
offs represent the latcM in a long line of
ddense-industry cutbads in Orange
County, following similar actions by such
companies u. McDonnell Douglas Md
Rockwdl International,
Loral Aeronutronic was c~tohlished m
August 1990, when parcnt1 comp.my
Loral Corp. acquired and renamed Ford
Aer05pace, the dden~c sub idi:uy of
Ford Mot<>r Co. 1
The uncertainty created by Pentagon
budaet cuthacks put on hold for now
Lor11'1 plans to find new facilities for 1l$
\..'
Orange County <.lpcration • includ1n~
omc that might be rclcxa1ed outside
Slnithcrn California. Lor~\I' · lease for 11'
Nc, ... porl pl.lflt c~p1rcs in 1998, but com·
pan) offtc1ab s:11J they can't choollc .1
nc' location or loc.111ons until they a.;-
cer 1.1111 thr:ir future fac1ht) nccJ,
D·
Clyde 11. a ,l,.,ert. one of 01a11ge
County' be t·knm\n community bani.;·
er • h.1' resigned ·'' chn1rnMn and chic!
e\C:Cutive officer of Commcrc:cOank aml
"'II he u~plJccJ a' Cl:O by Ra)mnnd L
Dellcrba, the Newport lk.tch-hasc:J
bank's prcsitle111
11mo1hy L Str.1dcr. chnmn:in of Com ·
mcrcc8ancorp. Commcrcc:Uank' hollling
compan), will t.1~c over the chairman-
h1p o( the ban~ G~rt' rc'lgnation
followed an announcement that Com·
merce&nk would have tu \Cl ao;iJe )Ub·
\tJnti.11 h. ''"""' for ph1l•lcm hl,lfl'.
Ddkrb.1 •• 1 W·~~'.1r • \Cler Ill of the
b.111~111~ bu ... inr:"· jninr:d Commr:rt:ell.ink
Q
l\1." p\>ll u~·.1~h-h."c1.I 111m1g.1gr: h,11,k·
111g llrm I hl' llammond Co. h.1, ~11m·
mc11'-:d J tC1llkr ''fies tl> bu} li.1\ k
~'110,000 \h,llC,, wh idt llllOUl\I' Ill .1hOUI
30 pch:cnt, ,11 11' (0111nllln 't\1d:. DI a
pri~c 11( s i rlo'r ,h.11 c-.
The \llk1 j, ~uhjc\:I hl 1.~,1nJ11ioo,, in·
dLilliug there I ~·mg le" than JOO f\:HHJ
holder' of ll.1mm''"'' c,, ,11:u1.' · ,,,,,r, · ·
ing th1N~ 1.,rnd1ti\1r" \\\.lu lJ all,1"' tl;c
Cl1mp.11w 10 dcli-.t 11-. ,h.1rc:.. trnm the
NASDAQ fa1.h.in~c ~ntJ tcrmin.1tc rl·g·
l\trat1on ,,( its .. 1od;, cHcdi,cl} m:\~1og
tlarnmonJ a pr Mate wrporJtion <ag:un
Hammond ·ulw announ ell a net kw~
or nea1I~ S9SO.OOO. 1.n 77 cent'-a ,h, re.
m the liN nine 011.,nth' 1.>f it 199 1 fi CJI
~car. ended Dec. 31. "''r c than the
S7Ml.OOO lu'~ 1t ~uftcrcJ in the prc\lou' "''"·ii ~car\ hr.,t three ljU.1rtcr .
0
'C\\pi.Hl lka~h·ba,cd llltlman Prop-
rnk .inn" LIHtJ that il\ fat t llilh Of-
tu:c Pad~ in ,\n.1hcim 11111' i.-. f'tlllfC than
~; pcr,r:nt h.:,1,<J "'llh the recent 'isn·
111&' ot '1' llC\\ tcn,1n1' for JlC:lrly I),~
:>ljU.trc II.et ot building i.pa c A •
Cl'l.SS'! bou1i4uc "ill urcn :ii \outh
\.1,,1,1 l'IJ1J in ci11I) Ma) .•.•
'I he New fX''' 1,flu~c of Bl hot> lla•k •
l'r1.1'-cr1.:J the S 1 ~.2 rtullion 'ale ol an in· :
du,trial hu11din~ in Chino to Mnjc~tic •
Rcah) Cu. of <.:itv <>f ln"l'1-.try., •• The •
l <' Mrridit-n in CY.port Heu h h11 been •
h inorcd Y.ith a· "four· tar" de 1 n:u1on •
1n 1hc 1992 Mobil l't&\'cl Guide.
-Bf 1 b~ D•ll) Pilot
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MISSING: Surgeon's disappearance called 'unusual'. GENERAL PUN:
Dlclllon d8lly8d From A1
friend, attorney Marc Jacoby. "There is no
reason for him to disappear. He had no
marital problems, no financial problems.
And if the boat blew up, there would be de-
bris. There wouldn't be an inflated dinghy
"Something strange is definitely going
on," said Axelrod's friend. Andy Stewart,
who works as a plumbing contractor. ''He
bought that boat six years ago and used it
religiously ever since. He's very, very experi-
enced and the boat was well maintained."
Guard Lt. Anthony Gentilella. "We can't
search the whole ocean."
the Newport Beach police, who are officially IOI.........,. dabltl
investigating the case. 1Un•••
Gentilclla said the Coast Guard is not
subscribing 10 theories of fou l play, but.ad-
mits the disappearance is ''highly unusual."
"We can't sub&tantiate it," said Sgt. Andy From A1
Gonis. "Out we will be looking into it." pie crowded into the 400-
"I 52noa: :Celll I IHI like lhiS Wflctt !I
boat just vanishes," he said. "\Ve have no
idea wha t could have happened."
Gonis said the departm...w....L.uu.w.i..&9"~1.1.-4--...,.,~~ ..... .u.µ-U.1oLVd Com·
'th no danrnge to 11. '
"Something's just not right."
I he vessel is white with. gray trim and n
blue canvas cabin. The name "Aimee" is
painted i~iant block letters on the back.
has not le~d police to believe that any foul munity Center Auditorium
play is invol~ed. Monday for the fin al hear~
"It's too premature to.spc~" l~.said.-_ing. -1.acoby described Axelrod l}S "a \!.Cry ac-
complished boatsman." Ocean conditions
since Saturday have been calm.
By Monday evening, Coast Guard officials
had commissioned aircraft and rescue bo:us
to conduct 21 separate searches, cncom-
. passing 4,700 square miles of wate r.
Stewart said he talked-to -someone who
claims to remember seeing an Alura docked
:it Catalina Island Saturday.
"The search i!> still on." Emotions ran high at
times, with a majority wear-
-A rcccptioni~t at Axclrod's main cosmetic ing yellow ribbons saying
i,urgery practice in Mission Hills said co-"Costa Mesa is our special Axelrod's \\ife would not cory10,cnt on the
disappearance, but Jacoby said st:e is
"hopeful."
"And there aren't many Aluras in this
area at all," he said. "It's a very unusual
boat. So for ~omeonc to say they i.aw it 7
~ from where the dinghy was found
means so1!1ething's cooking."
wor"ers were ''puitled, stressed, worried interest _ we live and shop
and anxious" about the doctor's disap-here" in support of slow
Jacoby said anoth er one of Axelrod's
friends has hired a Los Angdes-based pri·
vate investigator.
The Coast Guard spent Tuesday checking
harbors from Long Beach to the Mexican
border -to no avai l.
pearancc. growth.
"He's n really super guy," Stewart said. Although a much smaller
"We saturated the area," said Coast The 'information has been passed along to "And we're trying like hell to find him." group, a few people did
BUSH: Address draws mixed reaction for ·local residents sport green ribbons, passed
out by the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce in
support of the proposed
gencraJ plan, which the or-
ganizations believes would
ensure f uturc prosperity in
the city i.incc 70 percent of
city coffers come, from sales,
property and trani.ient oc-
cupancy taxes.
From A1
dress that they m~st play a role in
getting the economy bad. on ii-.·
feet.
··1 know we're in hard 11mes
now, but we can defeat hard 1imei.
together," he said. "I believe you'll
help because yo u're patriot!. and
want the best !or your (..()Untry."
But Bishop called the comment'>
a cop out.
"You know ho'' you look for-
ward to a leader?'' he ~aid. "It'!>
jui.t ironic that the solution nov ..
depends on us."
There \\ere others, ho"cvcr,
who were impressed.
"I thought he did a good job,"
said 58-year-old Costa Mesa resi-
dent Morris Pike, who teaches
theater at Southern California
College. "We indeed as a nation
ha\c to stand together."
Costa Mesa resident and retired
librarian Douglas Toohey agreed,
i.a)ing: "I ngree entirely with mu ch
of \\hat he said." •
Rt'Y Wolfe. a Rockwell engineer
from Anaheim. s:ud the .speech
gave him hope. but he's not en·
11rel> con' incctl.
"I !is propo~als on face value
seem to work, but specifics arc the
most important - whether or not
Congress can get it together," he
said while dining at a Ncwpon
Beach restaurant. "I can't wait too
long, though, because 1'11 probahly
end up losing my job because of
the defense cuts,"
eosta Mesa rci.idcnt Slcvc F:ir-
rcr put his ai.i.cssmcnt of the
speech more bluntly.
"He's full of crap," he charged.
Farrer ... 38, declined lo comment
furthe r, snying only that he 1-. a
local contr~1ctor who hai. been hit
hard by the economy.
With his popularity at the iowest
ebb of his three years in office,
Dush spent about the first 20 min-
utes of the address emphasizing
the Gulf War victory and thanked
the taxpayeri. for supporting it.
"The Amcricnn taxpayers have
bared the bi unt of the burden,"
he said. "And now lhcy deserve a
hunk of the glOt)'·
"lf we c.in chJnge the.: \\Ork!. "e
can change America."
In his ~rccch. llu-.h propo~ed
short-term tJ"< brcal.s anJ lll(Cn·
ti\CS for bw.inci..,es and hc.micl>u\·
ers, includ ing an incrc;m: in 1:'1x
deductions for children, tax breaks
for firi.t-time home buyers and the
housing indw.try and t:i,x credits
for low-w:ige earners who pur-
ch:isc health insurance.
"We're going to lift th is na11on
out of hard times inch by inch and
duy by day, uni.J anyone who wan!'>
· to i.top us step aside,'' Dush s:ii<l.
"\\'c arc .. rill the Crcci.t na11on on
earth. the l-and1.•st nation on earth
Jnd the l>trongest notion on earth.
An d "c ha\ c ;1lwa) s rben to the.:
occasion."
FINALISTS: Officials e·xamin.e candidates' resumes
"The Chamber respect~
the opinion of the residents,
but the Chamber alsd has is-
sues of concerns," sJid Lee
t kinz, cxecuthc director or
1he Chamber. "We don't
want it to be a tit for t:it.
It's important lo mo'c on
\\ith the general plan.
EJst Sid1.: tlomco,,ncr As·
oc1:111on m1.:mbcr 01Jn11 Q)-
tcrlund agreed that the gen·
cr.11 plJn i.hould not be
boiled do'' n to homeo" ners
vcr u!. businc!.S O\.,,,ner!..
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tlle Lobdell Group
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We 're 5 times more exciting Jhan your typical
speaker.
From A1
''I undcri.t:ind the council met
Monday and we're ~till waiting fur
them to meet again and make a
decision," said Murphy, 38.
Murphy, who \\3!> appointed Al-
hambra's city manager in 1%3.
presently oversees an annual bud-
get of $26.5 million and carni. an
annual salary of SI00,000.
W}nn, 60, O\c ti.aw :i budget of
S89 million th1 )Car and 1i. r1.:t iring
'' ith a s.1lary of S l.U,000 afte r 20
years at the cjty'i. helm. I k of-
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S.llunb) afternoon to di-.cu\s the
fin;i li-.h, anti citv officials s;1id a
sclcct1011 could be made bv the
end of the ''eel.end. •
lm1dcrs h.1,c indicated the fi\C
c.111J1d.1tc., -"ho arc all men -
arc running ncc"·and -ncd, 111 re·
gard to qu.1lill1..llions and th~1t the
l.e\ factor in the selcc11on "tll he fin.inc1~il ncgo ti:itions.
Citv offkj.ils ha\'C hint1.:d 1hat
the 11igh co .. 1 of houi.ing in Nc\\-
port Uc.1ch llHI} be a kc) stum-
bling blocl-in dra\\ ing a new ci t)
manager.
\\'a,,crnl.111 ,1cl.nO\\ lcdgcd th.It
"the cost of living's higher the re."
"Out, I think it'll all ''Ori.. out. I
hope it docs for me, :in)"'~iy."
"l hat's not the ca e,"
!.aid Osterlund, an East 19th
Street rci.ident ''ho could
lose her home if the i.trcct
were widened, as proposed
in the general plan. "It re-
ally mal.ei. me upset to hea r
these busincl>Scs criticiLC the
'cry iodiv1duab ''ho support
them. If they didn't ha' c the
customers. they \\Ouldn't
ha'e the rnx base for the
city."
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their due
8
The last two weeks, we listed an
All-Coast Area girls volleyball list
of middle blockers and outside
hi tiers.
This week, my selection committee
(Dan Glenn, Dale Flickinger and Gary
Nakamura) has put together a list of th e
best of the Coast area as setters, right-
side.players and back row specialists.
These ifre th~ "unsung" positions which
people tend to overlook alth'ough vol-
leyball purists understand how tremen-
dously important these three positions are
for success.
0 First, 1 need to report on the local boys'
cJub team and their success ~t a major
tournament. Co-coaches Terry and Sean
Sheward took their " 18-and-under" Bal-
boa Bay Volleyball team to the Berkeley
Boys' lnvi1a1ional on the campus a1 Cal.
The tourney included teams from Cali-
fornia and Can:>da. Our Balboa team, f ea-
tarin& Frank Griffo, Beau Shew~rd and
Ru s Gan, all of Newport Harbor, fin-
i:."cd loecond to Seaside of San Diego in a
sudden death final, 15-12.
The trip and tournament was a success.
The campus, the city. the trave l and the
tournament create this great experience.
0
Marie Lundie (New·
port Harbor) was the
firiit great seller on the
Coal>t. Well ahead of
her time in training and
understanding of the
game, M:uie led New-
port to the 1977 CIF
final. Collcgia1ely, she
started at USC before
finishing at Cal Poly-San
Luis Obispo ""here she
"as in trumental in dc-
\•cloping th:u succes~ru1 Volleyball
program.
Kari Ru~h led New-
port to its firiil ClF
championship in 1979. Her intelligence,
work ethic and undying competithenel>ll
made her a great setter and leader.
Kari took Sta nford 10 its first h\O Final
Four NCAA championships. Currently.
Kari is an assistant coach al Long Dench
State (1990 NCAA champs and 1991 ,fi.
nalist) and is the mother of '''o future
sett er.
On the 1979 Ne.wport team, 5-foot-4
Louis$'! 13urbank was the right-side player.
Extremely competitive, Louise became a
succcssf ul ettcr :ti Cal Poly Pomona.
The 1979 CIF 4-A final featured Ne"-
port vs. Corona del Mar. The cher for
Corona was Su ie Crone "ho had a knack
of finding a way to win. Su ie pla)ed at
UCLA and set many big games for the
Bruins.
CdM's 1979 team was led by outside
hiller Sue Corea who became the first
scholar hip bnck~ow specialist at Arizona
State for Coach Dale Flickinger. Sue
Corea Davis wasjust named the Orange
Empire Conference's Runner of the Year
for coaches Bill and Julie Leach's Irvine
Valley College state champions.
In the early 1980's, Corona dcl Mar's
Cindy Kendall, Kristen Drown and Leslie
Pitlman were the best. Pittman set for
Harold Nt(iega's 1982 CJF finalist. Brown
at Stanford and Pillman 111 UCSB never
competed collegiately but Cindy Kendall
went on to be an All-Ivy League selection
at Princeton.
See UNSUNG/Bf
Blanton 's, Knuff's
numbers retired
Two of th~ mo t prominent foot-
b:ill playcrt in M:itcr Dei High his-
tory, quarterback Billy Blanton and
tighl enc.I/linebacker David Knuff,
had their jersey number retired
Monday night 111 the Mater Dei
football b:mquet.
Blanton, who wore No. 12, set Or·
angc County records for passing
yardage (3,485) and touchdowns
(36), completing 184 of 298 passes
while leading the Monarchs (13-1)
to the CIF Division I championship
on Dec. 13 with 1 35-14 victory over
Eisenhower 11 Anaheim Stadium.
Knuff, who wore No. 16, caught
67 passes for 1,196 yards and 13
touchdowns. On defense, he had 14
sacks and made three interception ,
returning two or them for touch·
downs. Knurr was the Division I
Player or the Year.
Dlanlon. of Costa Mesa, a nd
Knufr shared th"c Monarch or the
Year Award.
-By Ti• Pilol
• ·.
Wednesday
January 29, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa ~Mesa Daily Pdot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 6.i2-4330 ex t.387
Section B .
Today's sports schedule/82
Sports OR TV-fadie/B-2
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Corona del Mar High's Kristin Vaughn tries to a"oid the pressure of Kathleen Pitchess of University during Sea \'icw league matc.h Tucsda) \\On by Trojans, 1-0.
Early goal' ·sends · CdM girls to 1-0 Joss
By Dennis Brostemous
SPoltS Wnter
"One problem. I think. h a
hard work."
lack o~ ond half. Boatman pa sed 1hc ball aero\!> In another Sea View niJtch:
the box to Suo;son, "ho appeared 10 h:l\e •Newport llorbor t. Tustin 1: On the
IRVlNI:. -Fan~ who arm·eJ f1\.C
minute late for Tue day afternoon'!> Sea
Vtc\\ League match bct\\Cen Corona del
Mar and Univer ity mis cd the mo I im-
portant pla) of the match.
CdM came out "'with vigor in the ::.cc-
ond half, and hJd a .number of op-
portunitie Cor the equalizer. Bui the
Sea Kings "'ere unable to find the back
of the net despite impro-..ed play from
Stefanie Hughes. Andrea Su on and
Lt a Boatman.
a good chance a1 a point-blank !>hot, llut l 1ller~· field. 1:-nca \\.1slcr\ goal "1th
1t was knocked awa> late b) Univcr it~·, ak,ut a minute t(l pla-.. ga'c Tu,un the
Amy F~ lpaa. deadlod.
Ocfcn~t"eJ-..•. CdM's Chel"\I Wilham' Ne""("Ort (5-5-2. 2·2·1 l had taken the
Sadl). for w;iung Corona. 11 wa'
turned an b) the Tro1an .
made one excellent play to den~ Unt\Cf· lead \\tlh Jb<lUI lt\e mmulc' lctt \\hen
''IY Kathleen Pitches a chance deep tn ~1eSi!en Flccnl'r C1'n'crtcJ on a direct
Three minute 1010 the match. hen
Bright\ indirect free kick ''a~ headed
rnto the net by Laura WJtson 10 give
l 'nl\er'>tl) a l·O 'ICt\)I) O\Cr CdM
Corona temtol) kick In the \ncdu' lc.1~u1. "We need omethrng to turn us
around," aid 1-.urell. "We hJ\C the
ab1hl) to beat anyone tn the lcJgue. Our
ne~t game (Thur'ldJ) JgJUl'll Ne" P\)rt
Harbor) "''II be an important one for
us."
•·1 thought Cheryl "a' one "ho pla~ed •\tater Oci 2. Ri,hop \mat O:
Jn C\Cdlcnl match."' !>atd rarrell ~tr-.tl'n ~C\ lu ,mJ ( hm'\ \\ halcn
The \Crd1c1. "hrch marked the end of 't:oreJ ~l'·'" .ind i!llJ1h1.p~r Bed.\ Thl'·
1hc ltr'il round ol league for both 1eam'>. m.1, reCl'rJcd J pair 1 t 'J''"' "'r thc "'" "I'm not real happy nght now ... ~aid
Corona Coach Peter Farrell. "\\e d1Jn'1
pla) "ell at all and ''e ha,cn·1 played
"'di tn the la 1 three mate he!> I don't
~now ''hat 11 1<,
drop' Cd~t to 2-2-1 rn Sea View match-i1ini: \fonar~h' !\c.:' 1cr ~ored on a 1.M·
c' and o-S·. ll\C.:r.111. L nl\cr'll) 1mpro"c' nc:r kid. \\llh I' mtnutc' kll tn the ltf'I
One of CdM\ heller ch.in ce., came on 10 ~-1 ·2 1n lea cut.• and tl·"' --l 1n all match· h.111 and \\ hah: n m·11c,1 "11h 'cH~n mtn
a corner kick m1J"a~ through the !ICC· '-'' utc~ kit
Eagles aren't what CdM needs right about now
Estancia entertains struggling
Sea Kf ngs in non -league game
By Richard Dunn
Spot1S Wrtler
I t's shakeup time around Corona del Mar High, "here ba<,·
kctball coach Paul Om i till scratching his head for more
than one rea on.
Why he booked Estancia for a non-league game tonight (7:30)
is one of the que tions.
"When I scheduled this, I mu t hn'e been nut!i," snis Om ...
whose Sea Kfog , 0-5 in the Sea View League and S-10 o"cr:ill,
travel 10 Estancia in "hat is e~pcc1cd to be a lop!>ided ~1ffair.
The Eagles, although they're dealing with a pair of injuries,
are 4·1 in the Pacific Coast League, 15-S ovcrull, ranlo.ed No. 5 in
CIF Division Ill nnd No. 6 in Orange County.
"I think we're headed in 1he right direction," fatnncia Coach
Tim O'Brien said.
The Sea Kings, encouraged recently by the in?.pired plJy of iie·
nior guard Jason Clark, cannot sny the snmc.
"We're going to try a few different things and ma)'bC try a few
people in different spots, (tonight) and beyond," said Orri!i, '"ho
would not elaborate on any specific per onnel moves.
h.wc been a smart m O\C to schedule (Estancia), c::.p~ci.1lly IH.l\\
'Last year it was a
blowout after we led,
29-4, at halftime, but
then they came back
9nd beat us a few
weeks later. You can
really throw the
records out of the
window when these
two teams play and
it's been that way
throughout the years.'
hecau::.e "e could use the prlC·
ttcc 111nc. The \\a) "e'rc pla)ing
anJ the '''') thc)°rc pla)ing. \\C
might be sltghtl~ OH~rma1ched."
fatJncia's Jeff U)rne {ankle)
and Joe Ed~un (knee) h.1,e haJ
hmttcd pracuce time the pa!-t
few wcel..s. but the Eagle-. hJ'e
m.in:igcd to stay tn league 111k
hunt ''1th 6-foot-1 cnior Mall
Fuerbnngcr and the de' clop·
mcnt of guard\ Rus,cll King
anJ \'1ctor Tru11llu.
"\\'c\c been ahlc to ~ho"
th.it "e'rc more than JU"'t 1'ta11,"
o·urien l>aiJ.
The E.1~lci.. \\hl.) open the
::.el'l.)lld half or PCL 3Cllllll on
Frilfa)' al L1gu1'a lkach. ~.1nnot
look past the Sea King!,.
· II\ been a terrific m air),"
O'Uucn aid .
-TW o·... "Last )Car 11 \\J\ a blowout "We need to shake a few people up, to ge t cvet)body thinking uflcr "~ kd. :?9·4. at h.1lf1imr.
and do what we've ~lkcd about. It's one thing to say, 'l ~now, l Estancia coach but then thcv came b:id. and
should'vc done it,' but now is the time to start Sl)ing. Tm going -----------bent us 3 fe~ wec~s bter. \'ou
to do it,' and go out and do it." can rcatlv throw the record out
Oark scored a season-high lS points again t Tustin •la t of the window when the c t\\\' tcaml> pl:ay aoJ it's been \hat "'·1)
Wednesday in • 63-49 setback for CdM, then topped his stanJ-· throughout the )ears. '
ard aaain last Friday aaainsl Un iversity with 27 points. "l hey hkc to keep tbc M:llre do"n in the <&Os. but \\C0ll try to
"Not only hu (Oark) scored a lot or points, but he's been Ii,. put the tempo up."
tenina and makina some chanaes in his game and making some In other game tonight, Mater Dc1 (20· 1 ). top rankcJ in Or-
f~ress," Orris said. "Now, WC have lo get everybody to do ttrn1. nnac County and CIF' Oi\i\iOl1 I. trjl\eh to Ul\hop Amat in 1\n·
th1nkre'll be all richt -we definitely h:iven't to)SCJ ifin )'Ct. gclus League ac11on at 7 o'cll>\:k ~hilc Cahal) ChJpcl 111.'l:.ts Lei·
"Everybody else in our league ho (tonight) off. :.o rt might not finpcll at 7.::\0 10 nn /\ml\lthc11J Lca~uc game
&.. .. , °"' ....
Eli Wendell 4'nd Corona def Mar in\lade
( lan<i.i tonight for a non·leape prep
b.h'-:ttball duel. It st.uts at' 7:30.
..
• -•
•
M Wednesday January 29, 1992
Bac k Piue ·
MISSING: Surgeon's .disappearance cilled 'unusual'
From A1
friend, allorney Marc Jacoby. "There is no
reason for him to disappear. He had no
marital problems, no financial problems.
And if the boat blew up, there would be de-
bris. There wouldn't be an innated dinghy
"Something strange ls definitely going
on," said Axelrod's friend, Andy Stewart,
\~ho works as a plumbing contractor. "I le
bought that boat six years ago and used it
religiously ever since. He's very, very experi·
enced and the boat was well maintained."
Guard Lt. Anthony Gcntilclla. "We can't
search the whole ocean."
Gentilclla said the Coast Guard is not
subscribing to theories of foul play, but ad·
mits the disappearance is "highly unusual."
"I.cannot recall a case like this where a
boat just vanishes," he said. "We have no
idea what could have hnppened.''
the Newport Beach police, who are officially
investigating the case.
''We can't substantiate it," said Sgt. Andy
Gonis. "Out we will be looking into it."
Gonis said the department's investigation
has not lead police to believe that any foul
play is involved. • with no damage to it.
"Something's just not right."
Jacoby described Axelrod as •·a very ac·
complishcd boatsman... Ocean conditions
since Saturday ha ve been calm. .
The vessel is white-wtfh gray trim and a
blue canvas cabin. The name "Aimee" is
painted in giant block letters on the back. SI t 'd h t lk d t 0 -1 "It's too premature 10 speculate," he said. ewar s:u c a e o s mconc w )0 .. . . ,,
Axelrod's wife would not comment on the
disappearance. but Jacoby aid he is
B:t,.Moruiay.-Cllcning,Goa l--Gttard offtci:tb
had commissioned aircraft and rescue boats
to conduct 21 separate searclies, encorn·
passing 4,700 square miles of water.
mims to-remember seeing an Alura docked The search is still on.
at Catalina Island Saturday. A receptionist at Axelrod's main cosmetic
"And there nren't many Alurns in th is surgery practice in Mission Hills said co·
area at all," he said. "It's a very unu::.ual workers were "puzzled, stressed, worried
boat. So for someone to say they saw it 7 and anxious" about the doctor's disap·
miles from where the dinghy was found pearance.
"hopeful."
Jacoby said another one of Axclrod's
fri ends has hired a Los Angcles-h.Jsed pri·
vate investigator.
The Coast Guard spent Tuesday checking
harbors from Long Beach to the Mexican
border -to no avail. means omething's cooking." ''He's a really super guy," Stewart said.
"We saturated the area," said Coast The information has been passed along to ''And we're trying m.c hell to find him."
BUSH: Address draws mixed reiction for local residents
·From A1
dress that they rrl~st pby a ro le in
. getting the econdpiy bad. on ib
feet.
"( know we're in hard ti me!>
now, bu·t we can defeat hard times
together," he said. "l believe you'll
help because you're patriots and
want the best for your lOuntry."
Bl°lt Bishop called the comments
a cop out.
. "You know how you look for·
ward 10 a leader?" he said. "It's
ju:.t ironic that the solution no''
depends on us."
There \\ere others. ho"ever,
who were impressed.
"I tho\.lght he did-a good job,"
Jid 58-}ear-old Costa Mesa' resi·
dent Morris Pike. who teaches
theater at Southern California
College. "\Ve indeed as a nation
hJvc to Mand together."
Co!>t3 ~1csa resident and retired
librarian Douglas Toohey agreed,
'>:lying: "l agree entirely \\ith i:!luch
of "hat he said."
Roy Wolfe, :i Rod . ...,vell engineer
from Anaheim. said the :.peech
ga'e him hope. but hc.'s not en·
tirl'I) con\lnccc.J.
"Hi!. proposal!. on face value
"Orange County's Best Public Affairs Program"
· lkMPmcci UCI Aa$1Stant
Professor.
Columnis1
Wll tnlnl
World Trade
Editor
Columnis1
WllH•l*"' Ediror OI The
Daily Ptlol And Independent
THIS WEEK'S TOPICS
OF DISCUSSION
.........
Anorney, KFI
Talk Stlow Host.
Column1&1
Dr. .II OIH lllM President ot
Eagre Forum,
COIU"10•SI
Here's Wllere To watch
The Lobdell Group
seem to work, but specifics arc the
most important -whether or not
Congress can get it together," he
said while dining at a Newport
Beach restaurant. "l can't wait too
long, though, because I'll probably
end up losing my job because of
the defcn~e ~uts."
Costa Mesa resident Steve rar-
rer __put his a~scssmen 1 -Of the
speech more bluntly.
"l k's full of cwp," he charged .
Farrer, 38, declined to comment
f urthcr. saying only that he is a
local contractor who has been hit
hard by 1he economy.
With his popuhuity at the lowest
ebb or his three years in office,
Bush spent about the firM 20 min·
utes or the address emphasizing
the Gulf War victory and thanked
the taxp:iyer::. for sup~orting it.
"The Arncric.1n ta\p:l)ers ha\e
bared the brunt of the burden,''
he said. "Ami now thcv deserve a
hunk of the glol'). •
"If we can chJnge the \\orfll, \\C
can change Amcric~1."
In his speech, 13ush p1 opo,cd
~hort-tcrm ta\ breab .inJ inccn·
tivcs fo r bu:.im:~,c~ :111d homcbu\·
ers, includrn!! an 111c1ca~c in '~'
deductions for children, t:ix breaks
for first-time home buyer's ancl the
hou~ing industry and ta., credit
for low-wage earner~ \\ho pur·
chase health in~urance.
"We're going to lift this nation
out of hard times inch by inch and
day hy day, anc.J anyone "ho \\ant~
t-0 top U!l tep a ide,'' Uu:!>h ~a1J.
"\\'e arc still the frcc!lt nation on
car th. 1hc krnJc,t nation on earth
anJ the 'trongc:.t nation on c;irth.
And \\e h..t\e .th\a~::. ri:ien tu the
occa:.ll>n." ~
FINALISTS: Officials examine candidates' resumes
From A1
"l understand the council met
Monday :ind we're still \\aiting for
them to mccl again and make a
decision,'' said ~lurphy, 38.
Murphy, who \\JS appointed Al·
hambra's city manager in 19SJ,
presently oversees an annual bud-
get of S26.5-million :ind earns an
annual salary of SI00,000.
W) nn, 60, O\'Cr,aw n budget of
S 9 milhon th1".> )CJr .1nc.J " rl.'tirin!!
\\ilh a s.11.\rv of $143,000 .1flcr 20
)'Cars at the cit)·!. helm. I le of·
ficial~ retired l.l\t month but 'is
sta}ing \\llh the cil) a' .1 1.on.,ult·
ant until '"' n:pl.iccmcnt 1-. cho·
sen.
The Cit) Counetl, \\ htch has
kept mum on the rdent1ty of the
ca1lllir.J.1te:.. b :.k11ed to meet again
S.J1urJ.1v afte r noon to dbcu:.:i the lin.1fi,b~ Jnc.l c11v offici::ils s.JiJ a
sclel'tion could he, made by the
l'Jtd ol the ''eel.end.
lo,1clcr., h.l\c rndicatcd the f1,c
t..1ndrd.1tl's -"ho arc ::ill men -
.J1c run111ng neck·.1nd·ncck "' fl'·
!!Jrd to qualrltt..111ons and that the
kc) factor in the selcc11on "ill he
linancwl ncguttJtions.
Cit) offic1.11, ha'e hintcc.J that
the hi~h CU".>t of houi.ing in NI.'\\·
port Uc.1ch m.t) be a kc> stum-
bling block in dra\\ ins a nc'' city
manager
\\'a.,.,crm~m .1cl.no"kdgcd th.it
"the Cl,.,t of Ii, ins·., higher there."
"Out, I think tt 'll all work out. I
hope 11 docs for me, an>"' ~1y."
GENERAL PUN:
Decision dlllYld
lolk!\Wll debit•
From A1
pie crowded into the 400-
sea t Neighborhood Com·
munity Center Auditorium
Monday for the final hear·
ing.
Emotions ran high at
times, with a majority we~r·
ing yellow ribbons saying
"Costa Mesa is our special 1
interest -we live and shop
here" in support of slow
growth.
Although a much smaller
group, a few · people did
sport green ribbons, passed
out by the .Costa Mesa
Chamber of Commerce in
support of the proposed
general pl an, which 1he or-
ganizations believes would
ensure future prosperity in
the city since 70 percent of
city coffers come from sales,
property and transient oc·
cupancy taxes.
''The Chamber respects
the opinion of the resident:.,
but the Chamber :ii o ha h·
:.ues of concerns," sa1J Lee
1 lcinL, executive director of
the Chamber. "\Ve don't
\\Jnt ii to be a 111 for tat.
ll's important to mo' c on
\\ ith the scoeral pl.in.
EJ~l Side HomeO\\ nc r A!)·
'>OC1.1tion member D,1.1nn Os·
terlunc.J agreeJ that the gen·
er.JI plan ::.hould nol be
boiled db'' n to homcm' nc rs
\ersus bu)iness O\\ ncrs.
··1 hat's nut the case,"
a1J O:.terlund, an EJst 19th
Street resident \\ho could
lose her· home if the :.trect
''ere "iJened, 3) proposcJ
in the senerJI plJn. "It re·
ally make!> me upset to he.If
these businesses criticite the
\'Cry ind" iduab "ho support
them. lf they d1t.ln't ha\e the
CU\IOme r!>, the)' \\Ouldn't
ha'e the t,t'< bn~c for the
city."
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January 29, 1992
The NewpCTrt 8each{Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Ro~er Carlson, ... 642-4330 ext.387
Section B
Today's sports schedule/82
Sports on TV:radio/82
Ctass1f ied/83
. -'Unsung'
players
receive
their ·due
T he hist two weeks, we listed an
All-Coast Arca girls volleyball list
of middle blockers and outside
hitters.
This week, my selection committee
(Dan Glenn, Dale Flickinger and Gary
Nakamura) has put together a list of the
best or the Coast area as setters, right·
side players and back row specialists.
These are the "unsung" positions which
people tend to overlook although vol-
leyball purists understand how tremen-
dously important these three positions are
for success.
0
First, I need to report on the local boyi;'
club team and their success at a major ·
tournament. Co-coaches Terry and Sean
Sheward took their "l8-11nd-under" Bal-
boa Bay Volleyball team to the Berkeley
Doys' Invitational on the campus at Cal.
t The tourney included teams from Cali·
romia and Canada. Our Balboa team, fea-
turing Frank Griffo, Deau Sheward and
Russ Gan, all of Newport Harbor, fin·
bhcd second to Seaside of San Diego in a
sudden death final, 15-12.
The trip and tournameAt was a success.
The campus, the city, the travel and the
tournament create this grcot experience.
0
Marie Lundie (New-
port Harbor) was the
first great setter on the
Coast. Well ahead of
her time in training and
understanding of the
game, Marie led New-
port to the 1977 CIF
final. Cohegiately, she
started at USC before
finishing at Cal Poly-San
Luis Obispo "here she
was instrumental in de-
'eloping that successful Volleyball
program.
Kari Rush led New·
port to its first CIF
championship in 1979. Her intelligence,
work ethic and undying competitheness
made her a great setter and leader.
Kari took Stanford . ..to Its first t\\O Final
f'our NCAA championships. Currently.
Kari is an assi t:int coach at Long Deach
State (1990 NCAA ~hamp and 1991 fi.
Mlist) and i the mother or t\\O future
setter. .
On the 1979 Newport team. 5-foot-4
Louise llurbank was the right-side player.
Extremely competithe, Louise became a
successful setter at Cal Poly Pomona.
The 1979 CIF 4-A final featured New-
port ' . Corona del Mar. The se11er for
Corona was Susie Crone who had a knack
of finding a way to win. Susie pla)ed at
UCLA and ct many big games for the
Bruins.
CdM's 1979 team was led by out 1de
hiller Sue Corea who became the first
scholarship backrow specialist at Arizona
Slate for Coach Dale Flickinger. Sue
Corea Davis was just named the Orange
Empire Conference's Runner of the Year
for coaches Bill and Julie Leach's l rvine
Valley College state champions.
In the early 1980's, Coronn del Mar's
Cindy Kendall, Kristen Brown and Leslie
Pittman were the best. Pittman set for
Harold Noriega's 1982 CIF finalist. Brown
at Stanford and Pittman at UCSB never
competed collegiately but Cindy Kendall
wenl on to be an All-Ivy League selection
at Princeton.
See UNSUNG/12
Blanton's, Knuff's
numbers retired
Two of the mo t prominent foot-
ball players in Mater Dci High his-
tory, quarterback Billy Dl:mton and
light end/linebacker David K.nuff,
had their jersey numbers retired
Monday night at 1hc Mater Oci
football banquet.
Dlanton, who wore No. 12, set Or-
ange County records for passing
yardage (3,485) and touchdowns
(36), completing 184 of 298 pas cs
while leading the Monarchs (13·1)
to the CIF Division 1 championship
on Dec. 13 with a 35-14 victory over
Eisenhower at Anaheim Stadium.
Knuff, who wore No. 16, caught
67 passes for 1,196 yards and 13
touchdowns. On defense, he had 14
sacks and made three interceptions,
returning two of them for touch·
downs. Knuff was the Division I
Playe r of the Year.
Blanton, of Costa Mesa, and
Knuff shared the Monarch of the
Year Award.
"-" P.U
Corona del Mar High's Kri tin Vaughn tries to a"oid the pressure of Kathleen Pitchess of Univer ity during Sea View league match Tuesday \\On b} Trojan~. 1-0. . .
f arly goal sends CdM girls to 1 ~Q loss
By Dennis Brosterhous
Soorts Wrtet
IRVINE -Fan'I who armed f1,e
manutc'i late for Tue-;day nf1ernoon·~ Sen
\ 1c" League match bet\\een Corona del
!\far and University mi~ ed the mo.,t 1m-
portJnt pla) or the match
Sadl). for v1\1ling Corona. 1t "a'
turned in b) the Tropns.
rhrcc minute into the match. hen
Dngh t\ 1nd1rcct free kick "a' hcJded
into the net by Laura Watson to give
l 'n1,c:r'l1t\' a 1-0 'ictol) over CdM
"Im not real happy right no" ... aid
Corona Coach Peter Farrell. "\Ve didn't
pl.t} \I.ell at all and "'e ha\en't played
"ell m the la\t three matche~ I don't
know what 1t 1 .
.. One problem. I think. I!'! a lad.. of
hard \\ork."
CdM came out \1..a1h vigor in the sec-
ond half, and had a number of op-
portun111e for the equalizer. But the
Sea Kings were unable to find the back
of the net de p1te impro,ed play from
Stefanie Hughe... Andrea usson and
Li\J Boatman.
"We need \Omcthang to turn us
around," said 1-arrell. "We have the
abiltt) to heal an:(1nc in the league-. Our
ne\t game ( fhur,da) again t Ne" port
Harbor) "111 be .m important one for
U\."
One of CdM'<, helter chance' came on
a corner kick mid" ..iy through the sec-
ond half. Boatman pa ed the ball aero
the box to Su on. "ho appeared to ha\e
a good chance at a point-blank shot, but
1t "a' knocked a"' a> lnte b) UniveNt) \
Am) F:.-lpaa.
Dcfen•qvclv. CdM\ Chen! W1lltam'
made one excellent plJ} to d'en) Unl\cr-
MtV Kathleen P11che~ a chance deep an
c,)rona territOf)
"I thought Chel)I "a' one "ho pla~ed
an e\ccllent match." ... ..11d Farrell.
The',erd1ct. \\h1ch m.irked the end of
the fm.t round of kaguc for both team-..
drop-. CdM to :!-:!-I in ca Vk\\ match-
c' .ind ti c;.3 O\cr,111 l nl\er-.11~ improve~
to :!-1-:! 1n leagm .• ind fl.i.J 1n all match-
c'
Eagles aren't what CdM needs right about-now
Estancia entertains struggling
Sea Kings in non-league game
h..1ve been a smart mO\C to ... chedulc (fatanda). ei.pcciall) no"
became ''e rnulu u-.e the pr:ic-
11ce 11me . The ''a) ,,e·re pl.1)1ng
and the WJ) they're playing, ''e
m1gb1 be sl1ghtl) o'ermatched."
In amHher ca \'1e"' match
• :'lie"i><>rt Harbor I, Tu tin I: On the
11llers· field. bnca Wisler\ goal "tth
about a minutc IO rla\ ga\C Tu-.11n the
deadkxt..
Ne"'pmt (5-Ci-2. ~-~-1) had taken the
lead \\-Ith all\,ut lt'c minute' lell "hen
:-.ft:ggcn f"lccnt.r \.lln\CrtcJ l'n J tfl reCI
kick . .
In the .\n!!t:lu' l l .l~Ul
•\tater Dci 2, Rh hop .\mat 0:
K1Ncn Kc\ kr .1nJ Chn"' \\ halcn
't:nreJ \!'' ''' .ind !!'' 11kccpcr B'".-k' Thl'·
m.1' rcc,,rJl·d .1 ('JIT ,,t 'J' "' tor the '1'1·
1tine \1\,narch' Kc,kr ,n,reJ ,,n a l'W
ncr,kicl \\1th I' man.lie' kt; tn tht: ltN
half and \\ h.1k n ncttc,I ''1th 'c' en min·
Ute' ldt
By Richard Dunn
Spons Wt11er
I l' hakeup time around Corona del Mar High, wh ere ba'i·
ketball coach Paul Orris 1 still !.cratch1ng his head for more
1han one reason.
Why he booked Estancia for a non-league game tonight (7:30)
is one of the questions.
'Last year it was a .
blowout after we led,
29-4, at halftime, but
then they came back
and beat us a few
weeks later. You can "When I scheduled this, I musl have been nu1 s," sab Orri.,,
who c Sea King, 0-5 in the Sea View League and 8-10 o'er.ill.
travel to ~tancia in what is expeclcd to be a lopsided affair. really throw the
b1.incia's Jeff O)rne (ankle)
and Joe EJ.,on (~nee) h~l\e haJ
limited prac11cc time the pa!>it
few \\Ceks, but the E:iglcs have
managcJ 10 stay in league title
hunt \\llh 6-foot-7 senior Matt
Fuerbringer and the de,clop·.
ment or guard!'! Ru-.scll King
and \ 1ctor Trujillo.
The Eagles, although they're dealing with a pair of injuric ,
arc 4-1 in the Pacific Con t League, 15-5 overall, ranked No. 5 in -:-r~COrdS OUt Of the
CIF Di~sion 111 and No. ~ in Ora.ngc ~oun1y. .. • WindOW when these
"\\'e\e been able to ho"
tli.11 «c'1c 11101c ttr.nrjmt Matt."
O'U11cn a1J.
"I thank we're headed in the nght d1rcct1on. fut;1nc1a Coach
Tim O'Brien s3id. tWO. teams play and l he L1~1c .... ''h'-' tipco the
scrnnd half of PCL action on
Eml.1) at Laguna Bc.1ch. c:rnn,ll The Sea King , encouruged recently by the inspired p1.1y t)r se-
nior guard Jason Cl~rk, Cllnnot say the same.
"We're going to try a few different thing and ma) he try a few
people in different spots, (tonight) and bC)'Ond," said Orri\, who
would nol elaborate on any specific pc~onncl moves.
"We need 10 shake a few people up, to get everybody thinktn~
and do what we've talked about. It's one thing to say, 'I !..now, I
should'vc done it,' but now is the time to start sayin$, 'I'm goin1
to do it,' and go out and do it••
Clark scored a season-high IS points against Tu tin b t
Wednesday in .a 63-49 setback for CdM, 1hen topped h1 stund·
ard aaain last Friday against University with 27 points.
"Not only hu (Oark) scored a 101 of points, but he's been li'I·
tenina and makina some changes in his game and makina some
fr\,grcss," Orris said. "Now, we have to get e\.erytxlJy to do that.
think we'll be all riaht -we defini1cly haven'! to eJ it in yet
"Everybody else in our lcagu~ ho~ (tonisht) orr. o it migh1 nut
it's been that way
throughout the years.•
look pa'>t the Sea Km' .
"II\ been a tcmf1c ri,alry,"
O'llricn '>J1J
-TW 0'.... "La)t \"C.lr It \\a\ a ~)O\\OUt
uftcr \\C
0 lcJ, 29-4. at halftime, Estancia coach but then the\ came ba1.t.. anJ
bc~1t us a fc\\-wee!..\ l:iter You
can· tc~Jll) thruw the rccorl,1 out
O( the window 'o'hCn the ... e \"\l te.10\\ rlJ) anJ it'\ been th:ll \\-U)
1hroughout the )Cars. .
''They ltl..c to l..eep 1hc ore do\\ n in the 40,, but we 'II try 10
put the tempo up."
'In other aamcs tonigh1. Mntcr Dei (20·1), top ranked in Or·
angc Counly and ClF Daw.llln I, tra1;ch to D1'ht'P :\m3l 1n .\n
cclu'l League acli\ln at 7 o'clvck \\h1lc C12hary Ch:ipd ho~t' Let·
finrcll ot 7·30 in un Atro,,hc.ul League game '
u. ,....
Eli Wendell and Corona .. Mar innde
ht.\ncia tonight for a non-league prtp
basketb;all du~I. It 1tar11 at i:lO.
•
ll2 Wednesday, January 29, 1992
:'UNSUNG'
CIF championship. A key to New-
port Harbor's victory was the set-
ting or Sienna Curci.
As a high school All-Amcrico,
Sienna has ' sense or when to set
which hiller. Sienn11 currently sets
for Cal and was n:!mcd to the first
team All-Pacific IO team. I've al-
way!> loved Sienna' dc$rre to com-
pete which, l ieel, is a tremendous
strcogth.
Moiso went to Stanford but
opted not \o play. Schnit&er played
at UC lr:vine, and while working
toward her · degree, he Is an as-
sistant conch at Corona del Mnr.
Prentice Perkins who was so good
at the gDme that she wll an All-
Su View League player as :i soph·
omorc backrow specialiit.
Ptcntice's desire to excel helped
propel CdM to the state cham-
pion. Prentice currently is playif'g
at Long Be~ch State (NCAA final-
ist).
Televislon-radm High school rankll1Q$
TODAY ~ lulcetball
Clf Division I Top 10 • '
From 81 TEL£VlSION
Newport Harbor's Lara Asper
was the ire t young etter ever ..
Lura was All-CIF as a·freshnum u1
Newport and every year after. She
led Newport to the 1985 state
championship and later set for
Stanford. On the 1987 Newport team, two
backrow players were instrumental
in their success. Anjanette Gan
&1nd Molly McCray were key with
their enthusiasm and ball control.
The backcourt strength of the:
1987 CdM ttam was twofold. Kim
Linden and Shannon Flint, with
yeurs of experience, we1c a great
example that "lillle people with
big hearts" can compete.
Linden continued to excel at
Duke while Shannon. played fo r
UCI. l have always had a special
feeling for the tough, liule com·
pctitors.
A key to success is the ployer
that is opposite the ~eucr. This
player must do every 5kill which
makes the position difficult. Lynn
Randall was o key to CdM's 1990
stote cham~ionship bcc:iuse or her
overall ability.
Col~ Ba1kdbatl•
4 p.m.-N.C. S1.·Wakc Forest, ESPN.
4130 p.m. -De Paul-Noire Dame, SC.
6 p.m.-Miami-Pill, ESPN.
7:30 p.m.-Miss.-Kcnrucky. SC.
10:30 p.m.-USC·UCLA. PT.
11 p.m. -OcPaul·Noirc Dame, SC.
12:.30 1.m.-Mi1mi·Piu, ESPN.
· Pro laaulball
S:35 p.m.-lfawks-Buck.s, TBS.
7:30 p.m.-Wanior&·Lakcrs, PT.
llone Radn1
Pot., Ttam (lea~) W·l
1. Miier o.i. ~~1
2. Clpklrano 'I/al • South Co.w 18·3
). J.W North, Ivy 11'·2
'4. Lynwood. S.n Cabr~I \/.illey tS-4 s. ujon, San Andreas 16·2
6. Long Be~ Jordan, Moore l6-.4
1. San Bernardino, s.in Andreas 16·3 s. L.>kewood. tvtoote 15·6
9. Irvine, South Co.lSl 17-4
A special thanks to Lura's par-
ents, Bruce and Sandy, for their
years of support fo r the whole vol-
leyball community. Molly McCray's front court
counterpart was right sider Mer-
Krista Hartling was ano1her
fiery performer for CdM's 1989
CIP ilriallst. A&owd favorite oe-
Lyn n currently is playing at the
University of San Diego.
7:30 p.m.-Santa A11i1a, Ch. 18.
9:30 p.m. -Santa Anita, SC.
Wom«n '• laakttball
10. Downey, S-ln Gabfiel Valley t4-.4
CIF Division IC Top 10
Pos., Tum (le.igue) W-L
1. Glendora, Baseline' I <).O
2. Arll'Sia, Subo1b.ln 16-3 For CdM's 1984 stat e champi-
ons. the seller was Jennifer Noon-1'1Ktpe tt1n1 r nave nor forgotten
some names. If so, I apolosizc.
The history of our girls' volleyball
has been a successful one nnd one
that we arc proud of.
9 ''""' VMW a.a '"' DollCD'-----""" Rupy
l. ~Maicos. Cb!lnnel 1 S·l
4. Trabuco Hills, PJciflt Coast lS•S . up s. Tustin, Seil View . 1 S.6
tivcnc~s landed her on the All-
Starc ream. Jennifer set for Albert
Gasparian's 1986 Golden West
College team which was also state
c;hJmpion.
a notch when the playoffs beg~n.
CdM's 1987 se tting tandem were
as good as they get. Chickie Moiso
and Rhonda Schnitger were b~
outstanding competitors whose di-
rection allowed the Sc:i Queens to
be so successful.
cause of great athlcti.f.ism and tre-
mendous desire 10 win, .Krhla's
leadership was a delight.
Krista is currently a major part
of the team at Cal Poly-San .Luis
Obispo.
Thanks to Dan, Gary and Dale.
Charlie Brande's ,·ollcyball col-
umn ap~ars in the IJaily l'ilol
every WcdncsdD)'·
6. la Sierra, Sun l ist l S· 2
7. C;ihr, 5.ln Cahriel Valley 16-'4
8. CIJrtmont, Basclln4: 1>3
9. Muir, Pacific 1):8
1 O. Woodbridge, Sea View 1 3.4
CIF Division Ill Top 10
10 p.m.-World Cup, SC.
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Pro B11u1.,_IJ
7:30 p.m.-GS·Lakers, KLAC {570).
Colltgt Basktlball
7:30 p.m.-USCUCLA. KMPC (710).
In 1987, Newport H :irbor again
played Corona del Mar for the CdM's 1990 team wn sci by Today's schedule
Pot .. Team (IHgue) W.l
1. La unilda, Rio Hondo 1&-2
'Run F-or Hungry Children' slated • 1n Irvine March 14 .........
Community colege meft -Cypress at orange
Coast 7 pm.
2. South Tonance, Pioneer Hi-3
3. Sant3 M.lrg.lrit.t, Angelus 16-3
4. Mornin~. Ocean '--· 12·6 s. Esl•ncia, Pacific Co.i)t 1S-5
6. Yucca Valley, De Anza 1S•l IRV !NE -The 11 th annu:il
"Run For Hungry Children," ur·
gJnized by South Coast Com-
munity Church, takes place on
Saturday, March 14 and features a
51-·IOk run plus a lk run for kids.
clren.
Some 2,000 · ru nners are ex-
pected, making it one of Orange
-County's largest running events.
The 5k begins at 7:30 a.m. from
the South Coast Community
Church parking lot on Bonita Can-
;on, Irvine, followed by the IOk
ah d lk.
Race organizers are encouraging
families, individuals, corporations,
running clubs and other civic or
soci31 organizalions to enter in the
r3c~ or act as volun teers.
For more informarion on how to
participate or volunteer for the
"Run For Hungry Children" 3re
asked to call (7 14) 854-7600, ext.
580.
-Dy 1'hr 11ilot
TUllDAY'S COUNTI "SWPOttT LAMDlllO -I l!Oa. 21 ang1t<1 21 ~
Convoonily tollf9t Wl'llll(I -OnnQe Coast tt
CYQress, 7 p.m.
Higll scllOOI boys -COIOtll del Mar at Estaocla,
7 ;30: Maltr Del 11 8Wlop AINI, 7; lttlingwel Chris·
IJJn at Ca!vary ~. 7:30 p.m.
High SCllOOI girts -left~ Cllostwl at Cal·
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loooer
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8. Centennial, Pioneer 14-6 •
9. (liCI St. Bernard, Mission 12·7
C) St Paul, Miuion 13·4
Boys Soccer
CIF Division 1-A Top 10
~lore than $200,000 has been
ra1~1!J through this event to recd
hungry and disadvantaged chil·
u--DAvn'8 LOCtlllt -3 -. lJ ll'llgllrs I cao Illa.
3' Wiid .... '3 """"" 2 -.. '° ~. ' C.IClc10n. 2 ... ........
lfgh school boys -UrWtrsity at Coroiu del Mat.
3; TllS1lll It Newport Halt>or. 3
WrHtllne Hi9h sthoOI -TUSlin al NelfiPOlt HW>r, 6 pm
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MATHEWS
Vernon Alex•ncfer
M •thews, born
July 9, 1906 In River-
side. Caltfom la. Hu s-
band o f Miidred
Ma1hews (de-
ceased). Ho worked
for tho Counly of Or-
ange. relirang In
1972 ahor 26 years.
Votcran o r the U.S.
Army Air Corp dur-
ing WWII. Member
Of VFW post #3536,
American Legion &
Disabled Veterans.
He was atso a mem-
ber or the United
Melho:iist Church of
Costa Mesa, Califor-
nia. Vernon ond h is
wile Mildred resided
1n Costa Mesa since
1938. moving there
from Santa Ana.
Callf. Ho resided In
Aono, Nevada from
1986 unhl his death
January 26. 1992.
He IS survived by his
daughters Nadi ne
Steel s mith and
Sonia Humphrey of
Newman. Calif : his
brother Clarence
Mathews of Santa
Ana, Cahl: aon·ln-
law John Stoelsmlth,
Aono. Six grandchll-
dren: Torry Steel·
smith, (USAF) Ger·
many; Larem1e Lath·
rop, Spokane. WA;
Mark Stoelsmlth, Las
Vegas. NV, Jod y
Humphrey. Newman,
CA: Scott Hum-
rhroy, Bakersfield ,
CA; Nancy Hum·
phroy, Concord. CA.
F o ur gr• a !-
grandchildren: Brian
& Devon Stoolsmlth;
Rebeka & Sara Lath·
rop. Services wlll
held at the Harbor
Lawn-Mt Olive Mor-
tuary & Memorial
Park. 1625 Gisler
Avo • Costa Mesa, at
2 00 P.M. Friday,
January 31 . 1992
wllh burial to follow
at l/1e Harbor Lawn
Cemetery.
PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTlCES PUBLIC. NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
NOT·ICE TO PUBLIC NOTICE Authorized to do business olh9f common dttlgna11on, plied, regarding tltlt po$· piled regarding tit.. pos· with the court ' lofmal R• wilt neu under tht f)ictAliOUS
CREDITORS OF In this slate. In the evenl II any. ot Jhe real Pfoperty s.sslon. or encumbrances. sessl0n. or encumbr.m:n. quest '°' Speclll Nouce or The regastrant(•) com· Bua1neu. ::m•ls bmd 170353 dtlCrlbed above ii pur· to ray the remaining princl· to pay the remaining .pr1ncJ. lht filing OI In lnventoty menced to transac:I busl· tbovt on. BULK SALE T.S. NO. tender other than cash ls poned to be: 485 17th a sum or the note(s) s• pal sum ol the note{s) ... and 1pp111sa1 ol estate••· neu under tne Flcltllout Roy E. Comb•
(SECS. 9104, 91·18789 accepted, the Trust" may Street, Costa Maaa, Call· ~urea by Hid dMd ol CUfed by said deed ol sel• or of any pe1111on or Business .N•me(s) listed This sta1~~~ w~'~'~ilt~
8105 U.C.C.I -YOU ARE IN OEFAULT withhold th~ Issuance ol lornla , Trust, with ln1eres1 es in Truat, wllh lnterHt as In account es provided In above on. December "· With th•c Y J
Notlce lsheraby grvento UNOERAOEEO OFTRUST the Trustees D"d untll THE UNDERSIGNED said note provided, ad· H id note ptovlded, •d· aectlonl2SOoltheCalifor· t986 0:17e2 ountyon allUllY
creditors ol lht within DATED January 26, 1987 funds become avalllble lo TRUSTEE DISCLAIMS ANY vane", if 1111y. under the van<:91, II any, under th• nla Prot>ate Code. A Re· William R. Beckman 1 • 1
named Hiier that • l>utk UNLESS YOU TAKE AC th• payee or tndorsee as. LIABILITY FOR INCOR· terms of said Offd ol term• ol Sllid Deed of quest tor Special Nolice Thi• atatemenl WH filed FS11118
Hie la about to be mada ol TION TO PROTECT YOUR matter ol right RECT INFORMATION FUR· Trust, fees, charges and Trusl, lees, charges a"° lc>fm ls ava1lablt trorn the 'lll•th the County Clerk ol P1.1bl1shed N.-,.po11 Beath-
lh t assets described ,ROPERTY, IT MAY BE Said sate will be made NISHEO. tkpenses ol lhe Truslee expenses or lht TrustM COUtt clerk. 01109e County on Janu8fY Costa Meu Oa•IY PtlOl Jail-
below. SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. but without covenanl 0; THAT said sale Is made and ol the truSls created and ol the 1rus1s created Atfomer for the Pell· 14• 1~92 ,5 8 0 uary 22. 2!1. February 5. 12, T'he names end business IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA· without covenant or war· by said Deed ol Trust. by Hld Deed ol Trust. Honer: I I 1 1992 · addresses or lne ltll8f are NATION OF THE NATURE warranty. express or Im· ranty regarding hilt. pos-Said sale will be held on· Said sale will bt lleld on: WILLIAM Y. ICHMIDT Published Nev.pon Beach-W-Ot8
Tetephonlc Equl~ Cor· OF THE PROCEEDING Plied regaiding title, pos· H H IOn Of encumbrances, February 19, 1992. at l:30 Ftbluary ~9. 1992, at 1:30 A PROFESSIONAL LAW Costa Mesa Da•ly Piiot Jan. ---------
P<>fltlon, t7.oi Atmat.roog AGAI NST YOU. YOU Mtslon Of encumbrances. or es lo lnsutablhty of l1lle. p.m. in the lobby to lhe Pm in the lobby to the CORPORATION uary 22, 29, February 5, 12. PUBLIC NOTICE A~enu:'· 1"'1ne, fA c92~4nl SHOULO CONTACT A to aausty th• Indebtedness THE total amount ot the building located al 601 building located at 601 5030 CAMPUI Oft 1992 Flctltloui e ocat on n a or a LAWYER secured by aald 0.-d ad· unpaid balance of said ob· South Lew11 S11ee1, Or-South Lewis Slreet. Of-• w 01 the chief •Xf<'.\11~ otflc:e Nolle• of vances thereunder with In· llgallons toQether with ad· ange.·Calllomla 92668 enge, Calttornle 92668. • NEWPORT BEACH, CA ·OIO Bu•lrMH Neme
ol the seller Is ame as Tru•te•'• Sele lertsl 18 provided• lhtteln vancas, and estimated At the time or the ln111a1 Al the lime ol the 1M1al 9298().2179 PUBLIC NOTICE ltetement above • costs and expenses, Is publl<:atlon or this notice, publlcatt0n ol this notice, 1714) 9S5-22eo lha FOiiowing pertot1s
A$ ltsted by the Hiier, all Undef DHd and lh• unpaid ptinclpal ol s 3, 2 3'4 . 8 9 I . 8 6 AP· Iha total amount ol the un-the total amount ot the un· PubllShed Newporl flctltlou• 11• dO•ng 0us.ne11 es
other business names and of Tn.i•l the note aecured by said PROXIMATE. paid balance of the obliga. paid balance of tile obhga· Beach Costa Mesa Da 1 B I N GINA'S PIZZA ME TAO,
llddressas used by Iha Notice Is hereby given deed with Interest thereon THAT notice ol breach of Ilona secured by Iha above taona aecuted by lhe above p j 3 'l ":,':!!..!~ 3t98A Alrpon Loop or. r11e;;11~1nt lhrM :~• ~ tl1al INTERSTATE TRUST u provided In aald Note, said obligation and election described deed ol lrust descnbed deed of lrust 1~~ anuaty 22• 2 ' 2 ' The Foflowarig poisoni Costa Meo, Celil 92626 .°:~1 0~ ~e~rv!~~ t~ ~: DEED SERVICE INC. as fees. charges and ax· lo .,11 said real property and estimated costs, tll• and estimated cost•, ell• Wth021 are doing bvsineu as: earth's K1tc;hen Corp . Cal·
I> ar NONE trustee. or successor pensea of the INSIM and wa1 recorded es lnslru· pensas. and advances Is penses, and advances Is METRO SCHOOL OF •lorn.a 3t98A .Alrpon Loop vy8f e b II d I led b ment No. 91·539622 00 Oc-$75,446.01. $20.609.13 PUBLIC wo11c• s c ..... D .. s Bt I Or Cosle MtSI Calif The names •nd buiwieu trustee. or su st ute 0 the trusts crea Y tober 3 1992 ot Ott1clal 11 11 possible that at the II Is poss•ble that at the " 5 MU 1 • ......., OU1h 1110 9~626 '
addresns of the bvy9f ere· trustee pursuant 10 the said Oet<f of trust Rtcordi in che'office 01 tl\e lime 01 aal• U\9 ~ning tune 01 sal• the opening SUPERIOR COURT 0 , Street, Santa Ana, CA This ousintu It con-
TEC Incorporated, 17401 OHd ol Trusl executed by INTERITAT• TRUIT COut'ltv Recc>fdlr of Orange bid may be less than Iha Did may be less man lht CALIFORNIA COUNTY '9:J04 S W 508 dUC1td oy· 1 c0fpor11ton ~~m:~~ Avenue, Irvine, JOSEPH BACKER ANO DEED IERVICE, Al County, State of California. 10111 lndebledness due. total Indebtedness due. Of UN DllOO 325 1 Avo°n7:an Teresa ~·:~·ciom· The reg11tran1(1) com.
The assets 10 be ~ are LEATRICE J. BACKER TRUSTEE, 3002 DOW TruatH o~_party con-Date: 1/22192 Dllt: 1/22192 Mel D vi CA entt CA 92872 • menced to transact bull·
oescnbed In o--i ... All HUSBAND ANO WIFE AVENUE, IUITll 311, ductlne S.1• ~ T.D. SERVICE COM-T.D. ·~RYICE COM· '°" '·· •t•, Jeanne Weiss, 508 ,,.., unde1 the F1c111lout
onwoloty accoun11, equil>o Recorded 02/131t987 Inst. TUSTIN, CA 92880 Contlrtent•I uwrers PAll't, u .. kt TruetH PMY, H •aid TruatH !~3, NOfth Ceunty Avenada Ttrtta, San Clem· Bu11ne11 Name(I) l1S\ed
ment, furniture. lumlshings No. 87-080260 of Olfldal REF: 191·t8719 1114t Tltl• Compeny tOtS N. By Cryat•I Antladel, •r Cryatel Antlscl~, -9fteh ente, CA 92672 above Of\-Oectmber •.
and 111 other tangible per. Records In lh• olflce of lh• 730-8529 M•ln ltreet, lent• Aulatent S•cretaJy, Aaal1tant Secretefy, ll•H:r 1 o.:.,.•tte1 ~o: Thi• business ts con· 1r1 0 1 sonal property •nd g-: County Recorder of OR· Deted: Ot/17/1H2 . Ane, CA 92701 1714) 801 South Lewis St., 901 South &..wla It., :L: .1:1L~: ~ • du1C1ed by: husband and r:,~:1 ~lemenl .,.., fil6d ~.:f1:i1.eh40~An~i':irong ANGE County, Calllomla: By: JESSA MCCOY, 835-5575 X 224 TS• Ofen1e, CA 12811 Oren9e, CA 92888 he If 0 f J Ao; O 4:; ~~. regl atranta com· With the Count'( Clerk ol
Avenue. lrvine,'CA 9271 4. and pursuant \o the Nollet FOftECLOIU"E SEC. eo18 17141 315-4700 1714) 31M700 MICHAEL DENNISON • menced 10 1ransac:t busl· Orange County on January
The business name uMd ol Default and Election to RITARY CONTINENTAL LAW· 11r AVAILAaLE, THI If AVAILA8LI, THE • tltU under lht FICIJtious 14, 1992
by the seller at tllet loca· Sall lhereund9f recorded Publt•tt.d D•lly Piiot YIRI TITLE COM-EXPICTED OPENING EXPaCTED OPENING Minor, fof ffeedom Business Name(t) llste<i FitlOM
tlon 1a· Telephonic Equip. 10/15/ 1991 In Book Page Jenuarr 22, 29, Febru-PANY, A CA&.lfORNIA BID MAY 81 OBTAINID 81D MAY BE OaTAINID ::: CP•:--~tel C:U.tody above on: January t4, Published Newport Be1en.
men1 Corporation . Inst. No. 91-562664 of said err 5, 1192 COftPOAATION, Al BY CALLING THll FOL· BY CALLING THI FOL· °" ro t992 Costa Mesa Da.tly P1totJan-
The antlcie>ated date ol Officl11l Records, will Sell • W-020 TRUSTEE LOWING TELEPHONE LOWING TELEPHONE CITATION FOR FREE· Monon S Wtln u11ry 22, 29, February 5, 12.
lhe bulk sate 11 February on 02/10/1992 al 9:45 A._M. TAC-82735 NUMaERS ON T"NE lfUMBllllS ON THE DOM FROM PA .. ENTAL Th\1 staternenl wes filed 1992
14 1992 el Ille office ot the at At the main (Not1h) en-PUBLIC NOTICE Dete• Januur 10 DAY BEFORE THE DAY BEFORE THE CUSTODY AND CON· ""''h the County Clt1k or W-007 ,.~~! bul~ sale 11 not sub-trance to the county court· NOTICI Of 1992 ' ' IALI: 1714) 315-4137 SALE: (714t 315-4837 TftOL CC 234/235 r,~2Counry on January----.,...-~~..,,,.--
)ect 10 California Unltorm house 700 Civic Cen1er Oft. TRUSTEE'S SALE lherl Drlnnenberg, or 12131127 ... H5 or (213) 927 ... 885 ~~:•P:g,;~s~i·~HE · n 19091 PUBLIC NOTICE
Commercial Code Section Wost Santa Ana, CA al TS #9019 foreclo.ure A••l•l•nt TAC 44509 TAC 44548 STATE OF CALIFORNIA Published Dirty Pilot Jan-Flctltleu•
6106 2 public auefioo, lo the high· NOTICE Published Dally P1lol Jan-Published Daily Pilot Published Daily Pilot Jan· To: DANIEL WAYNE OEN· Ulty 22. 29, February 5• t2, Bu•fneH Neme
Det;c'CJanuaty 22 1:,1 est bidder for cash (pay· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT uary 15, 22 29. t992. January 29, February 5. 12. u3ry 29. February 5, 12. NISON GrMtlng. 1992, St•tement
T lncorpontt • e at>le al the time ol sale In UNDER A DEED OF TRUST W002 1992 1992 YOU AAE HERESY Id· .v022 Tti. FotlO'N•nQ persons Newed• COfporetlon, l11wful money ol the United DATED Sept. 9, 1988. UN· w024 w025 1111e<1 lhal you ire reqoired a1a doing bustness as •w: Jec:lt f , Zetaler, Stales), all right, 1111•. and LESS YOU TAKE ACTION PUBLIC NOTICE to appear In the SuJ)ef10t PUBLIC NOTICE MT CL CALIF . 3334 E
Secret•rr 1nteresl conveyed lo end TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Court of Iha Stale ol Cai.. Coast Hwy. 12se. Cc>fona
Pu b lished Newporl w h~d 0 It d said ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLD AT NOTICE Of lc>fnla, tor the County ol flc:Utlou1 del Mar.~11 92~5
Buch-Costa Mesa Dally ~ f T y 1 ui;h 91 A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU TftUSTEE'l IALE NOTIC~ OF BSC 239 San Ofego, al the Coun Bu1ln.H Name Thomas John Hayburn Piiot Janua 29 1992 o rus '" a prop-NEED AN EXPLANATION Lo•n No. TRUITEE'S SALE NOTICE Of Room ol Oepal1ment No. B ll•tement 3334 E. Coast Hwy 1 2!>6, ry ' Fw063 erty satualed In said Counry OF THE NATURE OF THE 8n 7ote3I / LNft No. PETITION TO lhereol. localed al 325 S The Fol'°"'1•1'19 persons Coro"a dal t.tar Cahl
PUBLIC NOTIC_. and Stale and Described PROCEEDING AGAINST BASSETT/ 8912025391 ADMINISTEft l.4ekote Drive, Vista, C~ art doong busllltSI es. 92615
to as lollows: YOU, SHOULD CONTACT ESTATE Of 92083-6627 oo Ma1ch 18, TERRA. 660 W t71/1 SI This bus1neu It con-___ O_T_C_E_O_F___ LOT 71 OF TRACT NO. A LAWYER. VILLANUEVA WIJEMANNE/ : 1992 at 6:30 AM ol ll'lal l 29, Costa Mesa. Calrl ductt<I by: an individual
N I 3000 rAS PER MAP RE-ON FEBRUARY 4. 1992, at T.S. No. K123211 T .S . No, \.127959 FLORENCE MAY day, then and he1a lo show 92627 The reg11tranl(s) com·
INT(.!CNTDelODN ~=-StF(HERI CORDED IN BOOK 89 1:30 P.M., CONllN£NTAL UNIT CODE K UNIT CODE L BELSKY cause, 11 eny you have, Witham M Casella 400 mt nced to tran11c1 bUSI• •~ ' LAWYERS TITLE CO. as T.D SERVICE COMPANY T D. SERVICE COMPANY CASE NO. A18~52 why JASON MICHAEL Aliso Ave N~pon Beacn nau under the Frct.tlOus CA&.IFOfllNIA PAGES 40 ANO 41 OF MIS. duty appointed Trustn or 11 duly appointed Trus1ee as duly appo1nled Truslee lo all he11s. betltlrt1aries, DENNISON, mlnC>f, should Cat.I 92663 ' Bu11"tll Namt (I ) lllled
CML CODI) CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN succHsor Trust" under under the lollow1ng de-under the lollowmg de· crtd1to1s, cont.ngent cre<it· not be declared lree lrom Marl! vanWicllter 700 N abo~• on. December 23 , Notrce 1s hereby g1Ven THE OFFICE OF THE and pursuant to Oeod ol scubed deed ol trust WILL scribed deed ol trust WILL tors, er.d persons who may parental cus1ody and con· Mallard #2 Oraoge Calif 1991
that tne within named COUNTY RECORDER OF Trust executed by OLIVER SEU AT PUBLIC AUCTION SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION otherwise be Interested In trol tor Iha purpose ol 92667 ' ' l homu Hayburn
transferor intends 10 trans· SAID COUNTY. C. SCHOU.f ANO LEE G. TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER TO THE HIGHEST BIDOE Iha will or estate, or bOlh, placement for 1doptl0n IS This bustnau Is con· This Sla\emonl WH '11ed
---------1 re, lhe assets cescrrbed The arreet addiess Ind PAUL. TrusteH ol T~E FOR CASH (1n th• lorms FOR CASH (1n Ille IOlms of ptay.a tor In the peb11on ducted Dy: 8 generll plf1-w11h the County Cltrk ol liiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl below Olhtf common desl nation' ~AAY FRANCES HACK· Which .,. lawful lend9f In wn.cn are lawful tendor In FLORENCE MAY BELSKY on file herein The Pftl· nershtp Orange COunly on JMfUt/Y I The name and business g • ElTE EARL REVOCABLE lhe Un1led Slates) alld/or Iha Vmted SIJltes) and.or A PETITION has been ance ol 111• minor child ls The reglStranl(I) com· 14, 1~2 address of the transferor 11 any, 01 the real PfOperty TRUST DATED NOVEMBER lhe cashier's ce111lted or the cashltf's ~111h0d or llled by RENE E. BRAOl.EY requl1ed by statute. menced to 1tantact t>usi· f518t00
ia: Te1ephon1c Equipment described above Is pur-4, 198t., as to an undi· otller check.• specified in other checks specified In 1n the Superior Court ol You are 1cMstd that ii the neH unc:ter lht FictJlioul Publllhtd N-l)Of1 8Hch-~ .. 11w11e~" Corporation, 1 Callforn11 ported to ~: 1212 DOVER vtded 85-2/38 lnlerear: LEE CMI Code Sec1Jon 292.th ClvN Code Suction 2924h California, County of OR· parent(s) a1e PfHtnl 111ha euslnest Nim•(•) listed Costa Mua Da•ly Piiot Jan-corporet1on. 17401 Arm· DRIVE, NEWPORT BEACH, O. PAUL and GOROON (Payable In lull I t the time (Payable In lull at the lime ANGE. llme and place above above on• January 1, 1992
s1rong Avenue. lrvlne CA CA 92660 LEUPP PAUL. husband 311d ol stle) all fight, lltlo and oi sale) ea right, tiUe and THE PETITION requests stated the judge Will read Wiiiiam M. Caseua uaiy 22, 20. Fe1>ruary 5. ,.2,
9271 4 The undersigned Trust" wile as their communi!)' inleresl conveyed to Ind Interest conveyed to 11nc:t 111a1 RENE E. BRADLEY be the pttHion •nd If re-This statement wes filed 1992 PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery • Morlu11ry Chapel • Cremator~
3500 Pac1l1c view Or•~I'
Newport Beach
...... 2100
Th• character or the per· disclaims any liabll ty fOf property. as 10 an 1.1nd1-now held by ii under said now held by 11 under said 11ppolnttd as peraonel rep. quested may eiq>111n Iha "'1lh the Couniy Clt<k 01 w..p
soneJ property Intended 10 1 vlded 3·1138 l11t'1es1 GARY Oaed or Trust ln lh• prop-0..0 ol TNSI In 1ti-p1op. 1esentat1ve lo administer eltect ol the granting ot 111e Otll'lge County on January Cl I be transfened· All 1nven-any lncorrectneu or 11\e R. BARR end PATRICIA A. arty harelnaftor described: erty hereinafter deicnbed· the estale ol lht dtcedent. pt11t1on and If reque1ted 14 1992 PUBLIC NOT1
tory accounts, equapmenl, l lrHI lddresa and other PARR, husband and wale, TAUS TOR; JAMES A. TAUSTOR: DIMUTH WIJE· THE PETITION requests the judge sha.11 explain •ny ' ,Slit 12 f1otltloue
furniture. lum1sh1ng end all common designation, 11 H lhelr commur11ty pro;>-BASSt:rT, LAURA 0. BAS-MANNE, MANEI. WIJE· the dec•den1'1 Will end teim or allegation con-P bll .. _ .. N _ .. ,._ .. •··-•--• .. ..... other ta"glble pt rson•I any. thown herein. trty, as to an undivided 3· $£TT, ANITA VILLANUEVA MANNE codfe1ls, If any, be admitted ll•ned therein and lhe na· u s • ...., ewp., .. uvacir -........ ..
prope11y 81\d gentrtl 1ntan-The total amount of the 1/38 Interest: WILLIAM M. BENEFICIARY: AVCO Fl· BENEACIARY: AVCO Fl· to probate. The ""'" and turt of the proceeding, its Costa Mesa D11ly P110I Jan-l leteMeftt
g1ble1 and all such prop-unpaid balance ol the obll-CRAWFORD, an unmarried NANCIAL SERVICES OF NANCIAL SERVICES OF any CodtClls are 1vall1ble p1ocedures and poss\blt uary 22, 2:9. Ftbruart 5. 12, The Followlng pttsont
,ll"cl .".T.("s erty Is located 111 17401 gallons secured by the man H his sole and aepa· SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, lc>f uamaoailon In tt\e fi .. conHquencas and may tm art doing buslnes• 11:
Armstrong Avenue. lrlllne rete PfOperty, 11 to an un· INC. INC. kept by lhe coun_ conlinue the ma"tf lot not W-OI• BARON CONSTRUCTION llLL lll&IW&Y CA 927t• property to b9 sold and divided 3-1138 Interest: and recorded Fabtuary 2, recorded Junt 16. 1988 THE PETITION requests more than 30 daye lor the COMPANY, 2&60 E Ore11a The d1ta on or aner whleh reasonable eallmated HAROLD R. NEWTON, 1 1990 u lnslr. No. 90-11 Instr. No. 88·285320 In 1U1hc>f1ty 10 administer lht appointment ot counsel Of PUBLIC NOTICE Un.t C, Santi Ana. Calif.
Mortuary * Chapel •"-transftf 11 to be made costs, expenMI and ad· manltd man. as his aOle ~328 In Book page of Of· Book page of Olhclal estate under the lnc:tepen· to give counsel tJme to pr• 92806
Cremation 11 Februarj 14 t 992 vanc:es at the Ume ol th• and separate property, as fic1.11 Records In the olf1c• Records In tilt olflct ol 1he dent Adm1ni11ratlon Of Es-pere Flct"lou• John B Roe. 419 Main St
t 10 Broadway Dated January 22 1992 initial publlcallon ol the No-to an undivided 3·1138 In-ol tht Recc>fder of Orang• Record•~ ol Orange tatet Act. (Th11 authority The court may appoint •u•tneH Neme •93, Huntington eeach,
Costa Mesa Telephonic l!qulpmenl uce ot sale is· $235 ll03 33 ltfHI; as lo~nt• In com· County; H id deed of trual County; said dffd ol 11us1 w1H allow lhe personal 1ep-counsel to rtpfHtnl the St•te"'ent Cal1I. 92648
M2-11H Corporetlon, •~: Jet· In addition ' 10 c~sh ·the mon 11 Trustor tor the ben· describes the fotlowlng: dHcrlti.1 lt'le follow109. resenlallve to lake many minor whelhtf or not lhe The Following peraont Thi• bualneu le con-... •••••••-i ''•Y McNutty sec,• T 1 will .,. ' h-tflt and security ol Bani( of I.OT •5 OF TRACf" NO. LOT 44 OF TRACT NO acOons w11hou1 obtaining minor 11 able 10 anord are doing buslneu 19 Clucltd by: an lnc:lrvtc:lual • ' r~i " acce,.. 1 CAI Newport. a Calrlc>fnia COf· 3403, AS SHOWN ON A 10278, AS PER MAP RE· court approval. BefOft Ilk· counsel. If any parent ap. FUN STUFF, 2121 leewaid ftlt reglstrenl(aJ cotn-
tart 19f' chedc drawn on • porallon as Beneficiary, MAP TH ERE 0 f' RE· CORDED IN BOOK 4SS, Ing t8fla1n ve<y Important pears and 11 unable to af· lane Newpo11 Buch menced to transact Oual·
FIND
an apartment
through cluaified
liiyPllt ..
Pu blis hed Newport atate Of nation.I bank. • dated Sept 9, '988, and r• CORDED IN 8001< 139. PAGES 46 TO 48 OF MIS· 1c11on1, however, Iha per lord counsel, the court Calif. ·92660 ' tltU undtf the FICtiliOUt
Beoch·Cosra Mau Deity check drawn by• stale 0t corded as Instrument No. PAGES 35 TO 37, MISCEv CELLANEOVS MAPS. IN sonal rtpresen1a11ve will be \hall 1ppo1n1 counsel 10 Michelle M. Claik, 2l2t 8uslnest Nam•(•) kited
Pilot J11nu11ry 29 1992 raderal credit union or a tltl-478062 on September LANE 0 US MAP S, THE OFFICE OF THE required to give notice to 1eprHent each parent who LHward Lane. Newport above 011: January tO,
Fw083 check drawn by 1 aw e Of 21, 1988 01a~e County, RECOROS OF SAID OR· COUNTY RECOROEA OF Interested person1 unfeu appears unless aucl11eprt· Beach, Calil. 92660 1992
----------ilederal .. ~. and loan s::~01 i:t:.0r~r· PUBLIC A~8J c~~N~ DEFAULT s~~u c~~ri;.., . DEFAULT ~c:r.~:. ~:1~:: ;~~.: ==11~' w='.'G'Y and ~~='r!n:· B~~~·c~~ i:n :11~~en1 WIS llled
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essoclatlon. 1avtngs as· AUCTION TO HIGHEST UNDER A DEED OF TRUST UNDER A OEEO Of lAUST action) The tndependt"t H you wtah te Mell 92eat ' ' 10r1lh Ille County Cltfk ol
soclallon Of H vlngs bani\ BIDDER FOR CASH. ,. DATED U25190. UNLESS DATED 5/17/88 UNLESS adm1nl11ra11on 1uth0f1ty Wiii the acfvtoe .. •" et-Thia buelnu• I• con· Orange County on JlltUetY
aptcllled In Section 5t02 c As HIER . s c HE c I( YOU TAKE ACTION TO YOU TAKE ACTION 10 be granted Ul'llHI an lntff· t '" lttl " dveled by: CO·P•rtner• ''· 1'192
ol the Flnan<:lal Code Ind DAAWN ON A STAlE OR PROTECT YOUR PROP-PROTECT YOUR PROP· .. led person files an 01> ,•er:-' h ldl :: :'~ The reglsllanl(I) com fltltCM
NATIONAL SANK," STAT( ERTY. IT MAY BE SOLD AT ERTY, IT MAY BE SOLO AT 1ect1on lo lhf ptllllon ano .... eu IMl\ced to lttn1ac1 bUtl· Publlaned Newpol'I e.a.cl\-
OR FEDERAL CREOIT A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Sl\OWt OOod cause Why !ht prompt ..... t"81 your ntll under IM ,.ltt.t.ou• Co111 Mesa O••ly PllOl .Mn-
UNION, OR A STATE OR NCEO AN EXPLANATION NEEO AN EXPLANATION court slioutd not orn \he .......... " .,,,, INIY 8ua11ltll N•tn•l•) llatto uary 22 2t ''°"'.,., 5 12
STARTllG A IEW BUSllESS??
FEDERAL SAVINGS ANO OF THE NATURE OF THE OF THE NATURE Of' THE authOnly. IM ftled en tt-... tbOYt on· Jinuary 14 ' • ' •
l OAN ASSOCIATION DO· PROCEEDING AGAINST PROCEEDING AGAINST A Hf AAINO on tn• pell· DAT•D JAN I 1HI 1992 • lt92
MICILEO IN THE STATE OF YOU, YOU SHOULD CON· YOU, YOU SHOULD CON-lion will be held on fEBRU• KINNITH a. MAR-C1111Mlnt S KIMty .
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now held by It V'ldtr•ata ttelMHT.*'lhe ~rictarv rtctnn1j." l_he b9'1ellc1ary 511on1 Of tile wnllen ot>-Att-~Pet"...._' UfltY 2.2, 2t. ftbfuary 5, 12, Deed ol Trust In Iha prQP-under said Deed of Trusf, uno.r said Dff<I of Trust. "°"' With llW court !>-. 1992
tr1y altutled In sa•d County Dy IHM>tl ol • br•acl'I Ot by r•HCN'I OI • bleach Of Oft lhe heating YO\lf IP-f'ubkshed ~etly, Prlot Jan-W.OIS
9nd $tat• clescrl~d 11· c:tefault In \tie oblloatlOna detM In 11\41 ~~tiOna pellanc• mey b9 111 '*'°" UfltY IS, 22, ..... abruaiy 5. --=-:-:=~~=~~-
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Cotti M.u, County Of Or· IN! end Demand lor SI... IM and Demand lor Sale, ~OUf Cl•m With tM Cour1 leat...._..t ange, St•t• ol Caltfornla, H and WTrtlen not.ct Of o. and wrtn9ft no1a of de· and mall• COC>Y to lhe pet· ,...,.._. The 'ollowlno perwn.
pet mep 1tc:0tded In 8ooll 1au1t end of tiec1aon 10 lault end 01 election to 1onel tt1>'t1•nt111ve •P. llvelftH• Nw art dOll'lg bullMH ..
4 P•g• 83 of Mlac:ellaneou• ceuH th• undersigned 10 cauM the under119Md to pointed by IN CO\lft "'"""' ............ J•>IN,ORMATION SEA·
Map•. In lhe olflce OI lhe Hll 11ld propefly 10 Hll•IV ... H id ptOl)erty 10 Hll•'Y IOUf f'l\O(llhl lrom ,,,. date TM hllowlng PlftOn• ICU (blHOAIZOH CLU9
County Rtc0tdet of •altl llld Ol>llgtllone. tnd lher•· Mid ~·· Ind \tier• ol flral 111uenc:• °' lefter• .,. dolnQ butlneH ... (C)PAClf'IC COMPANIES, County •Iler th• undtrtlQned alter lht' undertlQntd as provided In MC1IOn ttOO SWll °"°"'· 20e~ ,.,,,. 177 AIV9r-'dt Ave , ~
EXCEPf THEAEFAOM aw caused said nouce of d• CIUMd Uid notl(• ol d• Of Ille Cahlornlt ~ INf AV9 , Cofone d9I Mat, pori 8each, CaM Nto3 Hove A
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hyd1oc11bon 1ub1lanc:H rtcOfdtd MfY 31, 1Mt H ffCOfded October 4', t991 Cla1mt W1ll nol ••• ti.-Mlatn A. lecllmtn, 20e~ W. Coast H!Y. •40. New• l'flnQ t>elow a 0991n of 500 1n11r. No. IH17)431 In .. lnatr. NO. tl·IM~ut in '°'' lo.Jt month• "om tM ,......, Aw., Corona def por1 Ide", Cellf. t2tl3
feel from th• 1ur11ce Boole P•o• of Olllel•I Boole P•o• or Olllelal hearing data noticed ~. Caflf. t2UI ' Thi• bu1lnt11 I• con· , ''*'°'· but wtthoul !hf Aecotd1 In IN offle:e ot the Aecotc:t• In the ofhc• Of tM lboYe I landf• A a.dl!Mll, 20e~ ~eel by! "' unincorpo. lilj" . "9f'l ot turfac:• tntty, .. f9COtd41f of Ofanoe county; recOfW ot Ofanoa Couoty, YOU MAY UCAMINI tM F.,,..., AV9., Corona def "'" •uoclatlon Othet
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racotd but ~ covtnent Of but with<M covenwat 0t 1re • S*1IO'I 1111«"1" In Thia bu•lntH la con-Tht 1egl1t11nl(a) com-
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n ''.:::.:£. l*90M Tllt l'ollo•4 l*90M The folowlnQ paraona The folowlnQ P9'90M The following paraona The followlng per.one The FoloWllig parsons The Foaowtng l*ton It .._:g11 Ltar • n ::;er bullnela aa: n doing bullneU .. : -::= bullrw aa: are :ii. bueir'9la aa: .,. = bullnMI aa: .,. ~ buslnas• as: d~ business ••· , .. ~ ~: ~N:. ~~.l~AZ=: !~:~tr:=LEt~~~:N:. OIQIP ~1~= :e~· E~&.ules~ ::8~~· 32 = ~~ 1~tc~ ~Rd~~~~~ ~~E1t. ~~~N~~ ~J~CA12121 Cou M .... Callf.12121 t711, SlcypMI C#Cla IE, 1308, ~ AM Helghla, 44th ltrHt, Newport Of,. Newpcw1 laact\, c.-. t1ngton Buch, C•l1f. 92647 t« Dfllla,. Ste215, NfttPQf1 · --l_2~ u Clno Contlnen&al ftubllcatlonl, IMna, c.llf; 12714 calf. 92707 leaet\. c.lf. 92913 12teO Diana Mwaa4mann, 17311 S.acti, CA 92&80 dla. RlnCN .._ ~ lnC,. -VO I . M8'0I 2nd Paiul TtlomM lurlle 411 ~ Hll JI,. 2005 Yact.I a.ndra ~. 125 441h 8'aphanla 1vwna GHry, 32 Rot> Roy Cir~ Huntlngtori Wanda Whal .. y•Wooann, ~~b-I floof, CoeU Me.a. Calf. l ryeon Sp=•· Co••• Mltchlaf, Newpott leech, StrHt, Newport Beach, Canyon tsla~JuNewport 8"ch, Ctlf. 92Ml 537 Newport Cenlat Oflve ,
UI Mii II con-t2ll2t ...... ~. 1 o.Mt.-.eo Calt"llt83 l!eaCh. Calf. 9<nMIU Thi• bu1lna11 11 CM-Sia 215, Newport Beach,
Th by:l lfl lnchldual Thi• buafnan 11 con-Thi• bualnau I• con-Thia bualnaH 19 eon-Tl'll• bualnaH I• con-This bualne11 11 con-ducted by: an fndMdual CA ~ i~* • tB•fClllll ·•--:
• rag1atrant(1) com-~by: a eotp0tllllon, dllc1ed by: an lndMdull duded by: an lndMdlMil ducted by: an lndlvlduM ducted by: an lndMduat The regt11rant(1) com-'thfs bualntu I• con-~ nnuct ~ The raglaltanl(•) c°"" T1'a raglalrant(s) com-The raglatrent(•) com-The regl11ranl(1) com-Th• regl1tran1(1) com· menc:ed 10 transact bull-ducted by an lnd1v1dual neae9 the flctlllous menced lo tranaact llUal-menead lo tranaac:t buel-menead lo tranaad ~ manc:ed lo tranuct bu9'-meneed 10 transact butJ. neu l.Wld4lf !ht Flcbtlous The registrant(•) com-~ Name(•) lla1ed-.. undw the Flctltloua naaa undef the Fictitious naea undef the flc:ttOoua nau under the Flctltloua naae undet the Fictitious Business N•me(•I lllltd meocecs 10 transact Pl.Isl·
1112 on: .January 14, "'*'"-Narna(t) l.ead lualnea1 Name(•) lleled lu86nau Name(a) lated llu9lnau Nama(sl l ated Bualnaea Name(•) listed above on: January t ~ ne11 undef lhe Flctftlous
, .... J --...... abowa on: Januery a. 1912 abOll9 on: N/A abO¥a on:,,.,..,.,\, 1912 abolla ort: Januarj 0, 1992 abolla on: January t , 1992 1992 8u1lne11 Namt(I ) listed
._ • -Sac:r9tMy Paiul T. lllwtle Robert Hall Jt, Sandra ICMlla ,....,._.._ lvwna QMty Diana Muuetmann abollt on: NIA Thia -....,,..,. wu lied Thie 11a&«nen1 was tiled TN8 8'8'*'*11 waa tiled Thie _.....,.,. waa tlled Thi• atatament wes flled Thia atateman1 was fifed Thia statement was filed Wanda wna1..-;.wooc.1tin wlll\~lhe County Clel1l of wllh the County Clel1l of wtlt\ IN County Clerll of with the County Ottk of wllt'I the County Claftt of wllt'I the Counly Clerk ot wllt'I the County Ct«k ol This statement was filed
County on January Or8nQe County on Janu.nt OfMQa County on Januery Oranaa County on Januwy Oranaa Countvlifl" January Orange County ore January Orange County ore January with the County Clerk of 14, 1 14, 1192 -----1 ,4, 1192 • 14, 1092 ,4, 1092 14, 1092 14, 1992 lhe Or~ County on 0..
Pltl01t "''°" Fata102 FatatN Fat1ua Fa11117 FSHU3 camber 24, 1991
Publetled Newport BNeh-Publilhed Newport Baech-Publatled Newport BMm-Publlhed Newport 8Mef\. Publllhad Newport Beach-Publllhed Newport Beach-Published N-port Beach-'511311
C... Mau PlloC Januafy Cotta Mesa Dally Piiot Jan. Cotta Mna Dally Piiot Jan-eo.ta M ... Dilly Pilot Jan-,Costa Mesa D.ny Piiot Jen-Costa Meaa Dally Pilot Jan· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Jan-Published Dally Pilot Jan·
15. 22. 21, Februaiy S, uary 22, 29, February 5, t2, uary 22. 21, febNaly S, 1~. uary 22, 21, F•brualy 5, 12, uary 22, 21. February 5, 12, uary 22, 29, February 5, 12, uary 22, 21, February 5, 12, uary 22, 29, February 5, 12,
Early morning motor
routes available Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
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CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA. NEWPORT Bf.AOf 11182 1992 11182 1992 1112 1992 1992 1992.
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330 West Bay Street
·1NDEX
I IF.':!llEAI. ESTATE 0mJFOR SILE I
Houses/Condos ..................... 1002-109 4
Moblle Homes ............................... 110 0
Acreare .......................................... 1125
Bul1dlng & Contract... .......... , ........ 1150
Beach Property ............................. 1175
Cemeta.ry Lots ............................... 122 rs
Houses To Be Moved .................... 1325
Lots For Sale ................................ 1400
Out-Of-County ............................... 1rs2rs
Out-Of-State .................................. 16~8
Ranches/Farms .............................. 1676
Resort Properties ........................ ._1680
Tlme Shares .................................. 1690
Real Estate Exch ange ................... 1800
Real Estate Wanted ...................... 1821S
l""'llUL ESTATE Cl.URENTILS
. Bouaes/Condoa ..................... 2102-i 19 4
Apartmanta .......................... 2 802-2894
Duplexes ....................................... 2704
Rooma ........................................... 2706
Hotels/Motels ................................. 2718 .
Vacation Rentals ........................... 2722
Room.mates Wanted ...................... ~724
Rentals Wanted ............................ 2728
Oarapa Fc:>r Rent ......................... 2 740
Storare .......................................... 2742
Misc. Rentals ................................ 2744
Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
••
COM•RCIAL REAL ESTATE
Apartments/Commercial ................ 2750
Business Property ..... , ................. :. 2767
Buslness OMce R~ntals ................ 2769
Commercial Property .................... 2 778
Duplexes/Units .............................. 2 786
Industrial ...................................... 2 7 88
Income Property ........................... 2 790
I AIUSINESS .. URNANCllL
Buslnesa For Sala ......................... 2 900
Bualnesa Opportunity ................... 2 9 04
Bualnesa Wanted ........................... 2908
Credit ............................................ 2907
Investment Opportunity ............... 2908
Investment Wanted ....................... 2910
Money To Loan ............................. 2914
Money Wanted .............................. 2916
Mortpges , T .D ............................. 2918 .
All real estate
listings that run in
Saturday's publication
appear in the separate
Real Estate tabloid
section.
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Private Porty
Merchandise
LINES . DAYS · HERE P= BUCKS '.,.
Announcements ............................. 2920
Theater/Cas ting ............................. 2921
Income Tax ................................... 2922
Lost & Found ................................ 2925
Health & Fltness ............................ 3000
Scb ools/IJ1structlon ....................... 3012
Tr avel ............................................ 3014
Memberships ............. : ................... 3018
Personals .............................. 3002-3005
SERVICE
DIRECTORY . Service Directory ................. 340 6-3939
Employinent .................................. 5530
Employment Wanted ..................... 553:5
Domestic ........................................ 554 0
l"MEICllANDISE -~FORSILE
Antiques ........................................ 6010
Appliances ..................................... 6011
Auctions ........................... _ ........... 8012
TD PUCE II ID Clll.
642-5678
~ 1.lar .. ca. M0-1221 a
FurnJture ....................................... 6014
Misc. Merchandise .... : .................. 601:5
Cameras ....................................... 6016
C'ollecllbles .................................... 60 17
Computer s ..................................... 60 18
F ree Mercha ndJse ......................... 60 22
J ewelry(Furs/Ar( .............. .' ............. 602:5
Building Materials ........................ 6030
MacWnery ............................ : ...... 6045
Office Furniture/Equipment .......... 6d4 7
Pe tS/AnJmala .................................. 6 0 4 9
Musical Ins truments ..................... 6055
Pianos/O rgans ............................... 60:59
Bicycles ......................................... 6060
Sporting Goods ............................. 6065
Tickets ........................................... 6075
1V/Stereo/Eleclron1cs .................... 6080
Garage Sales ....................... 6102·8190
1'-9~ .. · liiJ1RAl8PORIA111N
Boa t s ................................ : ... 701 1·7018
Marine Service .......... ~ ................ ~ 7020
Marine S Ups/Docks ....................... 7022
Airplanes ....................................... 8010
Ca.mp erstrrallers .......................... : 8014
Scooter• ........................................ 8018
Automobiles .......................... 9 010-9090
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330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
(corner of Newport Blvd. & Ba,. Sl.)
CLASSIFIED HOURS
Telephone 8:00AM-5:30PM Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8 :30AM-l5:30PM Monday-Friday
t I 111:-.,; l'.\I~ 1 tlllN J'l,'\J(i I (IN NEWl'OHT LOTS
DEADLINES
Monday ...................................... Fr..J.day 5 :30PM
Tuesday ................................... Monday 5 :30PM
Wednesday .............................. Tuesday ~:30PM
Thursday ............................ Wednesday 5 :30PM
Independent ....................... Wednesday 3 :30PM
,Friday ................................... Thursday 5 :30PM
Saturday ..................................... Friday 5:30PM
Saturday Real Estate ............ Thursday 5 :30PM
CO HON/\ COSTA Mt:SA 2124 Nt:Wl'OH f
GENERAL POLICY
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recla11Hy, r nlu or reject any classified
edvertl11ment. Pleue report &Jl1 errors that mar be
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except for the cost or the spM!e actually occupied b7
tbe error. Crt<\Jl cu only be allowed for the ftrst
lnMrtJon.
Nt:Wl'OHT
EHlllde 2BR 1Ba, gar, Houses Condos1
Rt:AC'H 2169 \'1\ll.~.Y 111.ll Ht:AC'll I Oh!I Di-:1. MAH .! t 22 Hfo:ACH .! I f;<l tll\HBOllH to l2 FOH SAi.i-: 1 -IOO
For Sale 1 I Master lultn Prtctd to ltll LOOOKI Ocean View Lot! JHMlne Crffll-Qated encl paho, no pets. •Nice 2BR. 18A• d/W, STEPS TO SANDI
OcH n 11lew, tennis. 5850 mo. 2636 Santa dlspoaal, patio, gar w/ Y•ARL V 18drm 10
3Br 2v.i ea, 2400 sq t1, Ana A11e llC 645·1020 openr, Hclnt area, no 38R homes duplexes
Apartments
For Rent
(,~'\tlt\I lllll.! whlle decor, 11aul1ed MES A VER D E 3BR pets, s575• 54e-9797. aVi now $850-$1850
calla. $2,795 721·9547 1\.•BA, lrplc, 1500 s I, 128 4oth St "8" mo Incl Oceanfront
RAJ.HO/\
PENINSULA :.?li07 COIQMAl.ITY
Open ftoor p18n, 3bd.
hatdWOOd ftoOt• ~
co m m • p oto 1 •
Ideal for roommates.
5yr old and unit.
Vauhad calling•. oak
c abi net•. garage
1148,000 (173338)
ERA Rlfltrtr I UoJd
113-1115
Spacious Wafarlront Affordable In Newport
4br 4ba home In ••· Beach I S '75,000 tor a callenl locallon. 45ft n • w 2 B A I u x u r y
boat dock. won·, laat. condo. Corner of 15th
$91!5,000. Call today & trvln•. Rastr1cUon1 PARADISE REAL TY app1y. ca11 91~9991
... MOBILE home aclGalfy
Building plaN avail·
able. Laguna Beach
area, good nalghbOf·
l\oodl $350,000 w/
Terms (8 18)503·2014
011T OF-STl\TF
l'HOI' t-: H rv I :'>:'>H
COSTA Mt:SA 2 121
gar. grdnr. Avall 2/1 3 bdrm, 18A, gar. Vllll Rtntlll $1225/mo. 646·9906 Avall NO W S~ 150. _ 07...,.111 .__......,......,==-:-.;..· --= A~87s:377Tor pgr -• Nie• 2Br 2\~8a twn-857·3996 Jim Jacobs _W_E_S_T_C_L_IF_F_S_p_a_c_io_u_s
S 1400/ffto c har ming
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pvt bch, prkng Boat
taH,900 (112085)
EM R111trtr I Uowd
113-1111
DO IT YOURSELF
Pftcad undaf martlet.
Slngl• 1tory Perk
Piece. 4bd 1 3/4ba
NMda TlC. Large loC.
·-·000 (1540A)
DA Rlllrtr I u.,d
SM, llah I buvl Expanded . 5bd -,, ark
Place w/llbtety -+ craft
room. 3 tpl, Pool/apa/flra-
plt 144t,000(1512SM)
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$358K ~ 484-4137
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,lowtng ftOOf plen. Dbl lot In radellatop-...........
4bd 2bL Ceramic "'-· mant .,.. of down-•Only 3 Left
parquat entry, profn. 1 own Hun 11 n gt on •New Unn#y Conetoe
elonal landeo•p•. Beach. Great potan-•On bluff NJ Hoeg
aaM,900 (NIOV) tlal. C .. today. eStudloe & 2BR
-DA WlrtJ I u.,d PARADlll RIAL TY •• Min WeHt to Beech -.. ··11 --•lt58,9K-l249,ll< ....-vv -au PAIR• Prtctllll for 1Ct1onJ IV oWillii 3Br a a. ,_....;s-.hl_rtey...;..a...;,M_a_.1_0_t_•_
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• .. .. ,... porch • hOuM/gym. .... ..... Condo r='J? ~ ::....= PMADl_!!!ULTY Cal NOW.:8.t:rf
1111.000. ... ••• ........ 1-Whelhet~;;.;;;A..;;,._,;..;.;;;;;.,.-....;;~;..;.;~
Meft•f telka, .. end ·AM ™ Oi Jobe '°' or ..-n.. Ch..-.cl 0111Cld ....... ... AM fCJndt of P?opie· COV9f9 elf' your .....,.1 ........ .....,..~
on the bay. Great
vi~. lrg lot. $1 0,900 ... -------.. 31().473-9443
Wlttrfront llrplnl
Redu c e d t o
1249,5000. Room fOf
50ft yachl • 2br 2ba
watarlront condo w/
gorgao ua vlawa.
Owner naada offer.
MOVING TO
LAS VEGAS?
•••t•lde 1BR 1Ba hme. ~arage, 1 "P~fa 2BR 1BA furn, p.sllo, 1 4BR SBA. den, dinuig
house. Wanl quiet M/F ~~.~· 59~~~':{:' ~II• car gar, Avall 2·1 to 6-rm. Single atory w J sl~le. Carport w/alley R t 1 875_..9~2 15. $750 + sec. dep. car gar. Avail lmmad
access. TRW raq'd . •n • • 773.9432 $2300/mo. Call 8 111
Call Robert Miiiiken NPT HQHTS 2Br 1Ba 28R :ZBA CdM Sl l OO/ 972·1270 or 044-1274
76o-5000 Aemax Ritts dph<. pallo, nu klV cpt, mo. 28 R 38 A ••lb .. --------
w/d hkup. N/pela $800 Sl300 mo. 642·7404 Buy It. S ... It. Find "· Avail now. l44·858e • Ct .. alflad. 8AYRIDO• condo w/ Pool Home-38r 2ba view, 2BA 2Ba. 2 car,
space evl. •99-2068
1 en nev.ar nu pnt,
stov•. relrig, car~I
blinds $650 71•·723-
0414, 310-92•-60'3
2BA 1 BA. 1 g&r •pace,
1 blk to bch. new
palnvcarpa1. S950 uttt
pd 5"4~944
• Call ,oday
PARADISE RIAL TY ...
Tired of th• high
co11 o f llvl~? 2 bad•
room, 1 beth home
on a large, walled
corner lot. Super
Loo•Uonl Com-
pletely ranoval •dl
RV parkin g. Only
175,000. Call Bill or
Hafen today at (702)
3$9-9242 for lnlor·
matlon.
Move-In lpeclall
S400 OFF 1 at MOU
T w nh1a -1ty la, 3 8 r
2'hBe, encl garage,
W/D hkup1, pool &
spa. 2233 Fairview Ad
home w/frplc In Col· w/d, pool/ spa, H C
le9e P•rtl Vacanti S 1295 Agt 148-81 oe '--------__..:.---------.
$1325 mo. Ramu Altr BEAUTIFUL Back Bay
:Houses /Condo
For Sale
l\ 1 t 11\ 11 I
'110\11 .... I I IHI
848·7001
M2·9797 111ew local Gated
Hllr'\i)IN<llO'.l
tH:/\('tl ~ 1-lO
entry 3B A, 2'hBA,
vaulted calls, lam rm,
brklst nook, lrg patio,
comm pool Nr play· 18R CONDO grnd $2200/mo Call Port Towntend1 Rhrter• Twnhmell •t Q91awar• and Th•o 760-1219. A~
W."'l...ton 48r 2•A1Ba, big yard, Garfield. 1825/mo 65 Lti .. Npt ...__... ''111' HP tamlty rm, trptc, & old9f. 142·7724 "vnn I acrae·50 lol•·Soma 11 acant. S 1325/mo End Unit 2BR •
w/Vla wa. W iii ••II Remax Rltra 842-9797 LAO 1BR twnhm. Op-2 SBA twnhm, 2 car
*HUNTlllQTOll* whole or part> Ideal tton to buy. W/D, frig attach garage $1~0.
f 0 , d. v e I 0 p . r 1700/mo Include• OP· Bkr UO""I 840-5e&4 *.UCH a-a* 1249,500. '31·5044 or 2 .. 2 CondO, dbfa at1ch hon Ownr/Agt 3'4-2543 ....;;~·~-"Y.-----1 ,.,._,. -~ k LEASMEASE OPT 1370/MO Incl utll. ~2. _gar, ~ d h up, 12" VHle ••Htee BeauU·
Driftwood Park, 2Br, ••• ••••• •q n. alf/Faln.il~ loc. ful 18t ftoOt 'atwdlo
2Ba, Immac ulate I 11000/mo f.50.loeJ 1975 mo '''.()311
15 -+, Pet 0 .11 . _ .. 2 ..... --W/ •~a,eoo •w ~ .,_, "'"'" ..... """. Nwp1 No 2er 2~B• 714-:173-9211 SlcM Blutf8, view, fpl, ........._.....__ C__..._I ~nhme, trplc, an 2 Cal for Appt gar, w/d . no pet•. r-rww • .,_.. .,,._ car gat, lg patio. pool
htO/rno. 87W28S tn gated comm aen I 1400 At 7tc>-M:M
38A 2~.. lwMM on au.tea. famtty rm, II-Oen V'9w Condo t 8A
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bluff, Quiet, pvt. "' brr,, 2100 a/f, Alt 1 BA, gated, PoOla,
Aortlll for •••• i~ h-bch fncd yd. dl)f 9111, wNta decor. " value tann, new carp et. ...,. .. ~lot•. ptece, • cer oer• apa, 11225 ... a..... al 12950 1 mo 1"· 1171/mo 499-6179
l-20 9Clt9 pareela In Waehef/Oty9f a fl-lg Call ~~84 ....... 48r 2~ .. 2 •'Y T.'". 0 u I a /H. m. I • '"" I 1 IOO. 64()..,24 ~ Houff: 2BA 28", • • ·~ at 1185,000 .• ce...--. .... E.Skt9 Oar ~/Of)fW, •DU .. L&Jl 28r a .. ::=c:n=~.oo Cal .Nf1tf DNn 714-ftrJ*, 1ge,,,..., auM. lndry rtn, rw •hOt>• gar909, ballcOny, blk ~ c .. 8Mdl
1t1.o441 Open 8un 1-4. T!)3 lfla Encl yd. No pela/ to bch. l1IOO/mo. :....n M Moft
PAIUDlll llULTY 11800 mo Tao.;G1H =,.i.t.1=~.'20 (ttl)*MI» 1' ' •
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Sen yw priwte party ~ ri 1hl
Doily Not Ckmmed Comnmty
Moi\e~e. (oft 10doy at 642·5678 and
• adwntoge rJ 1his pit off•.
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The most comprehen·
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HARLEY
COMPANION
SWF, young looking
40, feminine, attraC11vo
Inside & ouf. Enjoys
Harleys, 4 whoolin',
camping. Seeks at-
trac1rve, warmhearted
man 10 grow with. .,4171.
JUST
DOIT
You: lm1g1nat1Ve, 1ntel·
llgent, In-shape, tall,
30·somethlng, respon·
s1ble, open-minded,
on1oy great conversa·
lion and love IO laugh
Me: SWF: all of the
above. #41 91.
NEWYEAR
NEW LOVE
Intelligent. blond. 5'5",
slim, would like to
moot someone old or
young and en1oys Ille
#4181.
RING IN THE
NEWYEAR
with an exciting lady.
5'3". blond, 401eh,
non-amokar. Hug.
gable gentleman, out-
doorsman, iennls part·
n8f who Ilk•• to have
fun. "'4172.
SOMETHING
DIFFERENT?
Are you 50 +. active,
mature & non-smoker,
you like tun, any kind,
call me. 14182.
.MEET
someone special
through classified
IRE ERVICE
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llEMODt:l.INti H IU
CERAMIC
TILES 3:)28
THE ORIGINAL
DEAN the TILE MAN
l'HILI> l 'l\l<t. :t: •. 11. dl\Nll'r' MAN :n10
MASONHY :IH2M
FIREWOOD 3618
•Custom brick, block &
SIOJl• 31 yr• oc Bus
Guarnl'd. Lie-' 567294
Bob 531·7887 Premium oak $290/1---------
cord. Doi. & Stacked. Brrck, Stone & Flatwork
Also Eucalyptus, Elm, Patios. & garden walls
Pine. 9Ef4·4099 Integrity & affordable
Ucl547730, 38f·8843
MClVINli .PH I
Pt:HSONAL
St :HVICt:S 3867
• ERRAND RUNNER
Personal Asalstanl/
Corporate & Personal.
Cell 310·495-5778
Pl.UMBINO :tRffO leaky showers-Acid
wash & rogrout. New
& Re~lr. Bathrooms-
Shower doors Kltc-
Floora-Plumblng Lie.
25yra O .C. 673·8065
To place an ad tn
The Piiot ctassilled,
Call 842-S&78.
Premium Oak. eve. &
wknd delivery avail.
Bob Hiii 723-4588,
pager 664-6929.
Convenient
Piiot Cl•••lfl•d 842·5878
MOVING 3H:J4
Mlllu• Plumbing.
$30/hr. Reas.rates. No
fob too big or small. $SUPERMOVERS$ For all your plumbing
FrH Wardrobes. Free _n_e_od_s_._9_6_0-_4_9_1_6 __
est . T146286. Master Buy 11. Soll II. find II.
card/Visa. 842-9258 Classll1od.
SEEKING
MEN 3003
UNFORGETTABLE
IN EVERY WAY
37, blonde, blue, 5'8"
German beauty, ala
natural, outdoorsy,
well read, world trav-
eler. ready to senla
down. marry & have
kids with tall athletic
prolosslonal who's fl.
nanclally secure & en·
foys tile wuhout need
for smoking, drugs or
alcohol. fll4t73.
WANT KIDS?
SO DO I ...
Great genes, vary In·
tolllgont , 5'7 'h'',
blondo, active. secure,
high morals, mldwosl
values, nunurlng,
cherish family, friends,
loves ent ertaining ,
movies, books, travel,
being apolled & apoll·
Ing , looking for 6' •
hero under 50 yrs. of
age. #4~74.
SEEKING
WOMEN 3004
Sl-~EKINO SEEKING
WOMEN 3004 WOMEN 3004
DISCREET SIGNIFICANT
MARRIED GROWTH
PHYSICIAN EVIDENT
Healthy Newport Mldllle Insanity over,
Beach SWM would career soaring, splrltu·
hke an ln11ma10 ar· ally firm. oxcltlnQ
rangement wTlh a dTs-"'second halt" ' anll-
creot married woman clpatod lor 44, N/S/0,
20-30 tor excitement sooklng 30-50 loml·
and fantasy #3171. nine equal partner.
#3173. ~Lciv SINCERE
SWM, 24, 6', medium GENTLEMAN
build. Loves every-Would like 10 start the
thing life has to otter. New Year with aome-
Cam ping, skiing, one apec1al. Single
working out. cooking white male, 36, llnon·
and taking care of thol clally aecuro, would
spoclal someone. hke 10 meet young
Seeks down to earth lady, avorago 10 al·
girt that doesn't like tractive looks for
head games tlf3181 friendship, compan-
FORMER lonshlp, posslbla mar-
riage. #3183.
EUROPEAN SMALL· TOWN
MODEL VALUES
Seek• paaalonata Are you 26-40. alon-woman as a malo. dale, Irland. Loves ro-der, cute. unadultor-
1 atod, monogsmous, m11nce. talks, moves, atlly, non-matorlallsllc,
clowns, smiles and yet approachable?
DINNER balloons. Worth the Tired 01 games, do-calll 113172. POETRY ceptlon, e motional MATURE end unstable dates FRIENDS... ATTRACTIVE trom hell? Me toot
SWM, 23, seeking SF Lot'• talk ... 13184. SWM, 5T'/145, al·•---------22·30 tor fun llmas, TALL
St-:t:KIN<i I WOMEN :J004
TIRED
OF DATING?
I Mo loo. SM , 29, 5'6",
blond. bluo/grn, look·
Ing tor serious rota·
tlonship. Athletic. out·
going, fun, trustwor-
thy, no gamos, I'm
worth tho call. #3182.
YOU
AND I
Ara doconl. kind, lntel-
llgent. stable, with es·
tabllshod caroera
En1oy hfa, laughing.
people, dining, mov·
lea, happy Indoors
nnd out. I am DWM,
47, 5'8", 165, brown,
grcon. #3193.
PERSONAL
SERVlCt:S :JOO:l
BEAUTIFUL & LIVEI
Passionate Playmates
1-800-231-4103
Uncensored & Holl
Visa/MC $3/mln
MEET LOCAL SINOLEI
1·900-773-1005
1 OO's waiting. $2.95/tnln
Men meet Menl Thru·
out So. Cal. Con-
versation via 119lcemall
M~OCMM-1004 12 95/l'llln
co m p a n 1 0 n a h 1 p , fectlonate, European
someday more I'm born and educated, ATHLETIC throuQh classified
5'10", brn hair. grn seeks pretty, unan-SWM, 45, flnanclally .--------.. 1 eyes, abOve average cumbered, petite, non-secure, en)oya hie,
1ooktng, ou1apokan. smoking, apoclat lady amlles. aporltanotty, No matter
straight forward & lor fun, dancing, mov-apotta. outdoor•. what you're
99% open m inded. UB lee, spons, travel, ro-reading. Seeks ettrac-
lntelllgent. adventur· 1_m,,_a_n_c_•_11_3,....19_2_.___ tlve SWF, ns, 30.35, doing, your
ous, attraC11ve, non· Classified Is ...• 5'7" +. similar Inter-hometown
racist. antoy eating In, c.o NV EH IE NT eata, object: R o:
going out & long con-whalher you're buy· mance, M arriage & newspaper
versatlona. Long da1k Ing, selling, or just Famlly. 11'3191 .
hair a big plus. looking, cl11salfied haal-.3..-.U ... ru .... e-L-~-..,,,3....D.....,,,.-ay-._-~3 OLunk.a.,. -d.¥11iJ~e-. what-you no•dl gold diggers & lnse-PILOT CLASSIFIED Dolla1s ... Merchandise
cure girls need not 942·5078 under 1500.
call. "3185. ---------____ 8_4_2_·_5_8_7_a __
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t lo .undeoll. * Mon.I ... 111h "· 3'fnd St. 11oio1rno 1726 No Pet 644-CMU
ywty. aG0-03ll iiiti1Di
on the 8ay. l'um 28R. ..,... cond. pertdng,
dloH to Feny. 1117&/ roo. (310) 37MIOO.
.... 9Q
Smaal 1 BR, 1 BA. OU
W/O hook-up, am.a
back yard, no pell.
UH/mo. .... tut
After 3pm
UiTilDi Country Wood•
Large 1 BR Iott Apt,
H95/mo. No pets.
180 21st St. 84M2e2
or845·9543
2BR 1 BA, d/W, bll Ina, BR I l I pool, dbl carport, no Lafge 1 n qu e pe11. deck. S850. complew, garage,
JI0-1199 Bet 9 lo 8 laundry. No pels. ' • • 2020 Fullenon Ave. see51 mo. 8 :11-8427
LARGE 1 BR, very clean,
'1reshly palnled, gar w/ Clean 2BR hou" for opener, lndry. 1984C
rent In quiet •••I· Anaheim. 545-3229 •Ide nelghborhood.1---------
New paint. Encl back Llrge 2BR enc. gar
y81d. Ideal for working Fncd patio & yd, w/d
roommates 17H/rno hkup, 1776. 642·7710
Call fMe-4902 o r 835·7811.
MUST SEE!
Boauhlut 1 & 2BR *•.Side CM. new lg• townhomes. D/W,
2BR 2BA, gar, $980. patio, lndry rm, llro·
Great Neighborhood. place , upgraded.
842·7334 S750-S8~5/m6.
•Do you need lg clean 238 AVOCADO
2br Iba? Garage, new CENTAUA MGMT
cpt, D/W. 11orage. 1_64_2_.2_2_8_a_o_r_6_:1_1-_2_12_s_
$750 No Pot 640-2495 NEW
*EASTSIDE• 2BA 2Ba. PV1 garage,
$150 OFF!' washer/dryer, good
• Costa Moso location
2BR 1 'hBA town-Mov••ln Speclall
house. Garage, fire-$975 714·8&0-S:JtO
place, O/W, pallo. ---------lndry rm. $825 mo. Nwpt across the street,
2817 ORANGE 2Br 1.25BA, lrplc, gar, CENTAU~ MOMT. $795/mo 16155 lrvtne
642·2288 or 631-2725 Ave 11 7 720·9422
•LAG Clean Studio w/ Save MOO Move In
full kitchen. lncls uuls. The Place 11 Right
No pats. Ott-St prkng. The Time 11 Right $475/mo. 240·2299 The Price 11 RJght
2 BEDROOM I BA TH
Full Size Lndry Hkups
Refrlge, d/w, vorucals
Covered pkng & g11ted
•llOVE-IN SPECIAL!
1BR &2BR 2BA
Pool. spa, cable hl(Up
WEITL.AKR VILLAQR
MMt22
'iBR Apt, 2821 Her·
bor Blvd. Pool &
CALL 150.3093
H ll NTI NG TON
BEACH 2640
laundry room. Call Spac. 2eR apt Nu
548-908 t paint. encl gar. Av all
t BR Mobile homes. lmmod. aml pet OK.
Quiet, aocure. From $695. Call 846-6634
$500-$600. 1991 New·
port Blvd. No pots
646-8373
1BR wt1oft
Pa1kslde ocoan vlow.
Available nowt Appl to
H81 831..fS107
$995 No Pets
2BR Cottage, 1m3ll
Vatd, 11ove, trplc,
338 E 20th St S875
mo-mo 548-1927
2BR Eaat•lde. Ftr•
NEWPOHT
BEACH 2669
BLOCK TO BEACH!
$200 OFF!!
3BA 2BA luwar umt
Garn go. D 'W, w o
hkups S1150 mo
210 ORANT
CENTAUR MG~T
Ci-1<?·2288 or 63 l ·2725
place. yard. w 'd hook •--.-2-8-D-R_M_S-7-0-0-.-up. $885/mo No pots
<6191 934.3110 •1BDRM $600•
2BA. new carpetJdrps Frig, dshw1hr, stovo
$700/mo "" aoc. 590 Incl No pets 54!>-4855
.•oann St. A11t lmmed •Charm 2br Iba Furn.
(213) 598-1219 ·20011 to boy, soma vu,
3BR 1175 sq. ft OW. 2 t>.Clusivo Ducon Boy
patios, vert & mini S1050 67J-2929
blinds, pool & spa, hi· 1 HOUSE from beach
neu ctr. volleyball Squeaky cloa11 ~tud10
Central locatJon near apt S600 mo yrry
OCC ~· Ha1bor Mer· Avail 211 !>48·2369
rlmao StOSO + $2501------,-----dep. • . 1 BR •aoOJmo
HARBOR VILLAGE Garage, patio Wolk to 545-0442 beach. 675-8·175,
Clarance, Prudenllal
ALA MOANA APTS Cahlorn1a Any
$200 OFF!! 2BR, 1 car gill. brand
1 & 2BR, d,w, beaut new cpt. deck patio
pool area. Rae rm, Steps to bc:h 114~
In dry rm, close l o ,_2_a_1h_s_t._99_s-_1_9_18 __
ahopa and buaea. 3BR, 2BA duplex, 2
$595·$675/MO doors l o sand. patio,
530 W. WILSON S1350Jyrly 110 351h
722·9012 or 842·2288 St 650-5375
Clean 2BR Duple•, encl Back Bay Apts. 2BR
gar, w/d h kup, small 2BA with f/p, $1060.
patio 1750. Westside. 1BR IBA, Ip, gar.
Aft 4pm 548-:1135 $825. 721-1160
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BLUffS 2Br 21ABa, Appx a1a SIP New 18 YOUR llAIHHAG•
1300 aq ft, 2-ear gar Ofc wf10 window & ll'ALLINQ APART?
w/opnr, comm pool. Ample parking. E 17th Call Olanetlc1 Holllne,
Avail now. No P•'-· Coata Meaa 84M330 1·80().3e7-e7U 11150/mo. 875-00N
--------1 Poii Lili• 286 aq tt Gn•t 28r 2811 to 1241 1q tt et s.e~-
Lerge. many amenl· 11.00. 440 E. 17th St.
Uni $1100/mo CM. Back Bldg. 780-
• 0730 or &45·8523.
('\I MMl-.IH'I J\I.
l'HOl't-.H I Y .! 77H
12 Corp Plae, Nwpt
Bch, 18,330 l/f, Ego
bldg. hlghly upgraded
In Fashion Island,
St ,SOOK LH 720-0101
INDlJSll\IAL :!7MH
LIDO ISLE fully furn 2,400 SF Nwnt Bch 1 Br· Ulll, gar Incl. 3975 Birch §1reet $780/mo vrty. 1 per· Agt 541•5032 ion. no pets 673-0837 ---------
ON WATER Charming, Appnr 1300 elf
amall 2br. Ideal for 1 1870 A·C Babcock,
penon. no pets, ulll Costa M11a $71 O.
pd $850 yrly 650·8145 646-4262 Of 645·9543
ONE YEAR NEW!
2BR. 1 BA. Private
patio or balcony. 2nd
month FREE w i th
leasel S850/mo. Call * 850-8310 *
Business &
Finance
HUSIN t:SS
OPPORT UNITY 2904 v1•w1 Vll!WI 2BR,
2BA. lrplc, 2 car gar.
Outstanding Back Bay view $1275mo nt-1160 Complete One·Hour Kodak Mlnllab equip,
•Int, BK sale, ask
S29K/b.o. 714-251 ·3245
Welk to Bch nr Hoeg
•Mov•ln Bonu•I• 2br 2ba Twnhs•S925
1 BR.·H95 648-6838
SOUTH COAST
Mt-.TRO 26H6
•2Br 1 B e/3Br 2B•
S199·S899. Carport,
pool, 1po. nu carpet
No Pet1 722-8011
Apartments
For Rent
H OO MS 270B
GROUND FLOOR
OPPORTUNITY
BE THE FIRST
WITH THE NEW
NINTENDO
AREAS FILLUiG FAST
MAKE MONEY FASTER
THAN YOO CAN COUNT IT
RETIRE-IN 7 YEARS.
BY OWNING YOUR OWN
PROFESSIONALLY LO·
CATED ROUTE OF THE
JUST RELEASED (t/1192)
•CO IN OPERATED
"SUPER NINTENDO"
VIDEO SYSTEMS. IN·
VESTMENTS AS LOW AS
$11,990.
J.'\J( O Mt-. l i\X ~·1~:!
PERSONAL TAX PREPARATION
LOST &
t'OlJ NI> :!!l :!~I
Mt:MRt:HSHIPS
:to1H
1-.'\ll'IOY'\H~I 1'.111 t lllt!'lil 11110-hOI &
M1 ... 1VC~Mtfo Sl"rdlf b"nkbeda wttwln
Pleasant, mature, self· md,..HI, pd '850,
atarter, 1pk Span/Eng. •ell S200. 548-8838
Anawer phone• & TWIN bed, compl•1• w/
type. Ina & computer two Hta of ahHll, ••P prerd. Benefits. clean S30. we can d•
30hr1/wtc. 541-4778 liver, mu1t 1111. .
"°548-S4e1
M t:IH '11/\N l>ISE
MIS(' hO I :1
• Hl 1 I l l >INI,
M l\ I 1-.HIALS 1,o;w
Wood Bay W\ndo• 12·x9·
Wood d1lllded hlH, new.
~ prlc•/080 844-4464.
Hl('YCl.t:s 0 060
J A<ilJAH »IO~
1990 Jaguar XJS. conv
claulc, red on doe-
akin, lmmac, 1 owner,
n/amkr, 13k ml, no luic 'fl! $42,500. 631·1038
LINCOLN 9 1.W
Wednesday January 29, 1992 Bl
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WOMEN'S 28" bike, 10. 1p11d, good Condi· LINCOLN '71 •
tlon. Mu11 ••ti $49. Continental. 480 HAPPY BIRTHDAY
824-2139. eng runs good S.t495 TO YOUI
PRICES SLASHED!
Good deals, Sat 1 t ·2
2264 Meyer/Wilson
•831·8801•
Transportation
BOATS 7011
Mull see! 642·0567
Mt-;HCEDES 9130
•79 450SL• Perteet,
2 tops, chromes, lo
miles. $19,950. Please
coll 873·1305
74 Merced•• 450
SLC 52000 needs
overnaul 675·2444.
80 Me-reelhf1 finz
450SL w/560 look,
lmmac lhru-out, new
tires. sheep skins,
Contra whls, 77,820
ml, $19,500. Call
642· 1872 af1er 5pm.
SUZUKI 920:>
TOYOTA 9210
•'78 Celle• ST•.
w hile. clean, orig
owner. 5·sp, A.JC. As
IS l37K ml. $1800/
obo. 11t988·8B80•
TRUCKS 9220
Is sorMone special havtng e blr1hdey
In February? Announce It In ~ Deity Piiot
end lndepen<knt' ~nd In e non-retumeble
f'hoto elon9 with S 10.00 or just e message
With SS.00 end we will publish it on
February 6th.
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-'90 271 4 Whl Drive .......... Sllverado modol,
shortbed, wh110. tow· ----------------------------tng package, low m1,
mini cond. $14 ,875 By CHARLE S GOREN
844·8930 with OMAR SHARIF
1990 CHEVY StO. Like and TANNAH HIRSCH
naw, only 17.000 ml
Balbo• Penn $450/
mo. Room/Bath, W/O,
utlls pd. Pvt bch, 1 n/
smkr prerd 499·2068 CALL RIGHT NOW FOR
C.M. Fum rm N/1mkr, FULL INFORMATION
kllch & lndry prlv. 1·800-437-8013
Local Y1cht Club
Membership FOf Sale
87J..8n9
AC, stereo S6.895
Must sell. 67!i·8051
VANS 922G
f~o~l • \\ ei.t
dtah
\'ulnerohle ~O\llh "l''*<lt'' dlld "'uuth pre-.-.Pd on to
-.1.tm lntfl' "'ll"ptctm~ that half 111
:'l.ort h -.i1.-.. t-t!\ "trc JO tht-en em\
-.,Jtt and 1 hertfo re. not v. nrk~ l n
hi.tht of pen ner' 'ulnerahlt two·
h•,t'l mrrcall, v.e un't blame Ea.st
lor thmkmg Chn tmas had come 11
nwnth tarh
NHr shops & trans ----...... ----$350 + dep 646-8405 PAY PHONE Route Employment
Opportunities
MARINE SLIPS '81 VW Vanagon
Boaut•fu1, A ir Cooled
Eng. 2·11r. ret>u11t eng HOTELS
& MOTELS 2 71H
Coete Mes•'• Beet
Velue Newport Bay
Inn Oeluice rooms, r•
frig, micros. cont. bk·
fail. maid service.
Special rate from s 150/Wt<. 83, -eooo
RENTALS TO
SHARE 2724
BALBOA 111 Resp, prof
M/F 10 1hr elegant
3000 I f. 3BR/3BA
cu1tom designer hm
N/1mkr. $550/mo. Cati
Paul. 680-3714 Days &
723·6742 Eves.
BEAUT NB Lg unlurn
room kltch & tndry
~yed adult, S350
+ ulll. GAS-:951'!>
COM 2BR 2BA to 1hr.
$250 HC. $500/mo. in
utu gas & alee
&44-08~. Denise.
COM 3Br 2Ba hOUH.
quiet neighborhood
$450/mo • ~uttl Non·
1moker, no large
d ogs. 759.0889
For Sale. Possible
S 1200 Wkly Cash In·
come. 1·80().741-4311
INVESTMENT
OPPORTUNITY 2908
CD INVESTOR
Security equltlf In·
veetrnenta pay CO
rates & terms •
polnll. 714/638-4717
MONEY
TO 1.0/\N 29 14
EMPLOYM~NT 5:'>30
...-DO YOU DISUKE
YOUR JOB?
Come In for vocallonal
chocking. You may
have talents you don't
1uspect. Cati Dlanet·
lea Holllne, 1·800-387·
8788.
DOMESTICS 5540
BABYSITTER WANTED
In Newport Bch. Must
be Engll1h speaklr\Q .
FIT. Call 673-3564
Merchandise
APl'LlANCES 8011
COLLECTIRl.ES
6017
DOCKS 7022
10 Minutes To Open $3875 548·9384
Seel 18' Power S225t•·.-,7-8-VW--V-a-n-1-0""-n-er mo & 34' Sail $400. Avl Nowl 752·2881 all records. runs great. customiz.od for camp·
Mooring Available! ing, needs some bOdf wor~. $2500 Newport Beach 844·713B alter 6pm 873·9015
MOORING for 35-40 88 Mitsubishi Mlnl·Van
Sailboat. 10 tt beam. Lo aded. excellenl
choice locatiori. s43o. cond, assume leaso.
mo. 675-0068 $305/mo, 16 mon1hs
873-3872
VOLKSWAGON 923
A FAH Peraonallty T11t.
Your personallty d•
1ermlne1 ~our happl· A-1 CREDIT ne11. Know why? Call
•RCA0Whlrlpool re-
frig w/lco·makr. Exlnt
cond. St75. 760-0650.
Red Skelton. ..The
Flnencler" signed,
and numbere d
(.-3843) lttho: sold out
5,000 . Vatuod at
$3,500 and going up•I
Wiii 1acrillce at
S3,000. Call atror SPM
or leave message at
Transportation 1966 KARMAN GHIA 12
volt Unf1n 1shod
proj ect car New
soa1s tores. l?.,'akes. shocks Bod y, pa~
bumpers & pilml in
NOT NEEDED 01aneUc1 Hotllne, 1·
CONSOLIDATE UP TO 1_eoo. __ 3_6_7_..a_7_88_· ---434·1178 I
$30,000 TODAY Bartender Tralnet1 LOANS AVAILABLE, NHded. Call:
Cel orlo 9as etov•
electric 11art. oiccellont
c:ond, $100. 631·0701. JEWELRY. f'URS CAMPERS. RY'S.
TRAILERS 8014 UCENSEO!BONOEO 80().344·5011 EJ<t. 168 1-800-879-2999
7 DAYS FURNITURE 6014
& ART 602r>
•B••utitul tul.. goo1' cohdftton
MONEY AVAILABLE!
All Amountl/All Types.
Pr•Approval In 1 Oayl
1 ·800-397·3825
tll t2AM
MONt:Y
WANTt:l> 2918
CASHIER length opoesum Hu~tln9ton Bw Th• Needs motor: interior
• •Round oek dining fur coet Roversiblo 8•• RV park. Few work & sunroof. Musi AESERVATIONIST table w/4 chrs $450, 3 ., raincoat w ith fur Spaces Available. sell 5750 lirm. Lo·
Pff Eves/Waokands. oak swlvel barstools trim. European hooks. Across trom beacn• ca1od on Huntington
Laugh Slop 852-8762 $150 ea. 64°"4728. Hardly worn. s950. Corner or 21871 N ow· Beach B48·0180
C UISE LINE •TWIN BED SET W/ 642-4321 x 102 land/PCH. RosorV0·1-F-U_N_IN_T __ H ___ E_s-u_N_I_
R table, $175, xlnl cond, -------·--!Ions 714·535•83'6 '87 Cabrlolet POSITIONS must soel Patio table Fox Fur Coat! 1mmacula1e, pnm·
Walt Slaff 011. Per· & 4 chrs. 760·0650. Size w omen's small: I I
I .. I t & th i---------waist length, like new. pored. very ow mo es. 1onne .... an . o er Brass headboard, mat· S 150 080. Res: 262· while on wt •te w now
positions. ~7-3463 lreu. box & frame. 0939 Ole: 540.\224 black lop, l\ c. pwr
quoonslze S235. Wtute Ext '373, Ask tor Lori steering cruise. pull· DELIVER PERSON
~ORTH
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10 8
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Sou1h Wesl :'oiorlb Eas1
·1 • i 3 Pass
-I + Pass 4 • Pa s
6 + Pass Pa11s Dbl
Pru.s Pass Pa.-.s
Opt:'Olnll lt-od Alt' •I
I hl'rt> t' 11 part1cularh ..... 1t1i.1\ In!(
fHhn~ 10.hf'n \ou pbu· t\fn lard
rorrec th to lund an 1tmh11111U' 1 un·
trnrt R11her1 Rarr 111 \nd"' l'r,
\t.i" dul JU .. I !hat tn 1ht Board ti
\l.111 h ream Champ111n .. h1p ut the
rt1t·nt FRll '.\11rth . .\menr iln C'httm ·
p1 in,h1~,.. 111 I nd1anart•li" lit•a
'"' emhl'r·
\\p .. 1 "'"'o clnmond u\l'nall 1,1,11,
d 1111 thtn b, 11ur -.tan<ford ... '\nrth\,
1 hr1·t-iii 1m11nd l'ue htd "h''" e<l 11
ltmn ra1-.t> 11r l>t>tlt-r in •Uf'Jl"t1 111
Declarer rullP<i the openmg lud
und made h1>1 ftn.t currl'Ct a ump·
11011. ba ... td nn 1he nn>rcall bv run
nmiz the JOCk 111 dub at tnck tv.u A
.tut> '" tht are-put dl'1: lartr tn dum
m' tor a heart d1!'!Card on lht' ktnK 111
diamond• '.'.txt r amt tht Jack uf
trumps. and East~ que n v.a be
headed O\ thl' 8Cl'
Ont ul. du mmy'i; ht>art ... v.al> di!<
rnrded on lht km!( of r lub , and
dt>darer l'Xllt-d wnh tht eight uf
-.pade.. In w11 h thP nine Eut re-
tUrnl'd the kinw 111 hl'8n .. w S<1uth' '
a'e .\ heart rufl put declattr in
durnm~ 111 lead a trump. and tht
marked fint-"'-l' 111 lht--,e\ tn or
.,padt:-"• takrn ..\Iler dra"'tn!J the
fa,t lrump, dedortr wiu. left Wtlh
t1A11 i.:ooddu!'I" for !hp I Ith and J:!th
lrllk ..
~u" l11uk what would hon> hap·
iwntJ had E 1. v. !\en tn v.1th the
nine ol trump,, returned 11 pade
Dl'c:larf.'r 10.11uld not he ablt 111 rulf 11
h art and rtturn tu ha nd l 1 drav. the
la-.1 I rump. and Easl'• douhle wuuld
ho\t' bttn JU ufied CDM furn rm, JBR
2BA hH, prof male.
poolspa $475, Incl
utU. 844-2929
S500K privet• flre1
wented on prime
Newport Beach (Udo)
house, 30yr. due In 5/
7, 35,lTV. p.p. (7 14)
25t·3245
Reliable & hard work·
Ing. 30-40 hrl/Weok.
Good driving record.
Musi have own car.
Call John, 640.0175
& brass daybed. mat· out tape. 1 o~nor.
treas & trundlo, com· LADIES costume gold must soot on 1 y -----------,,....,,==------------------plot• $lOS. 840•8733• walch, vory attractive $8999. 725..0233
COM 1hr 3BT 29a l'IH. $40. 642-0862 •84 Century Olympic X108 or 675-7167
HENREDON Bdrm sot. PILOT CLASSIFIED special, 40r, Brown,
solid walnut, wall unll ll'a the resource you 4 Ok m I, Io ad ed.
type, 51950. (Now, can count on to sell a $3500. 844·1080.
Upstairs & private.,
Be•t loc. S4~0. M/F.
Avl 2120. 819-67J.53:39 MOHTCIAGES DELIVERY PERSON co1t $6000.) 854-2781 myriad ol merchan·
CM Prof woman to 1hr Allen Beck A orlit, 508 KINGSIZE WATERBEO. dise Items, because
38R 3~BA Condo w/ 29tl'I St .. NB. 875·1353 No-wave mattress. In· our columns compel Tl>'S 291tt FORD 9075
MISC. AUTO 924&
88 Lolu1 Turbo Esprit
Rod w blk leather into·
rtor, 14k orig m •. com·
plele records, never
hll or abused. mu st
1ee '10 apprec1a10,
must sell. leaving 11a10
$28,000, 841·2883
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
gar. nonlsmkr, no REFINANCE your ad· Driver eludes frame &.head· qualilled buyers to
pell $460/mo + Y.i Ju1table rate mortgage boord. Good condi· calll
'88 Ford 11ronco 4X4
Eddie Bauer, black w/
tan trim. auto, p/W, p I,
cruise. mag wheel•.
$14,600. 669-4212.
utll Call 722·9463 NOW. Don't mla• Wanted. P(f, non/ llonl Only $200. Cah
out. ln1er11t rates 1mkr, lie. & In• lalher 589·7904. leave mos·---------
842·5878
FEM (21 Shat• beaut 2·
1ty Npt North house
2 ffplc Master S 1 100,
1 BR $650 64A·8594
Fem non/smkr 1hr JBR
2BA CM hH w/1ame.
Near S C.Plza. $295
. 751-0272 or 662· 1623
Fem to 1hr. back bay
condo. All amen
1310/mo + in utll.
Avall 2/t. 650-3857
could climb at any and. daughter every sage.
minute. Call lor a free olher wknd. $10/hr.1---------
loan evaluatlon. JOE Approx 15-20 hraJ Large Rolltop D••k
TVCKY. Pacll1c Trans mo. 648-9075 worth $1400, 1acriflce
Mortgage Inc. (714),..1..,,--,..---.,..-=-...,.-$500 firm. 651·1994.
8e2-0485 Of 522-4200 Experienced Breek· fest Cook Appty In Oak din $275, china
Announcements
person, Mon·Ftl. ceblnet S375, Cre·
1 Newport Pier denza S 115. Bdrm
ITALIAN COOK 5120.S3l S.53t·580'
wanted, full time. Call PATIO TABLE. gleSI
884·2454, aak for top, metal legs, good
Tony Of P•l•. --t-'COlmttn-S5~80-0850.
ACROSS
1 Baltic native
5 Out-ol-dale
10 Colonial
patriot
I' Turlulh
regiment
15 Hawa11an WOfd
t6StrHm
17 Horse t>rllklf
19 llC10
20 F1111
HB-ocean near. Male to
share 2Br apt w/aame.
Mature non·•mkr pref.
ANNOllNC't Mt.NTS
29 20
Ml!DICAL llEC .. IETARY Queen 1olabed w/oak
w/1tlnt phone alt.Ill•. trim, plush, pd 51000
Plastlc aurgery office. Hil $425. 548-6838
Wedneeday, Jenuery 21, 1112
21 Pt~ral et\Otng
22 Gush forth
23 F111eo hghl
25 lenote
aull\Or 26Da~
$315/mo. 848-8393 BODY'P MINDt '""IT?
LIDO ISLE Spaclou1 Who ate you? Call
Quiet 48r hme. Sunny Olan1tlc1 Hotline,
patio, prlv b ch/tennl1. 1-8~67-8788.
Pron M/F, nl•. S550-----~--~~=--=-1100 • utll 723.cMOO FRIE..Personallty Test
Your personallty de· Lldo·N/smkr 1hr 2Br termlnea your happl·
2Ba + ofc: upper, ne•. Know wtiy? Call
view, d/W, 1torag1, Olanellc• Holllne, 1·
Newport. 722·8006 SOLID OAK
For Ad Action
Call a
llilJPlll ..
AD-VISOR
842·5878
BEDROOM SET
Fiii Full/Oueenslze
bed. M irrored &
lighted headboard.
Drawaia, cabinet-. Ar·
moire Included E>rcel·
lent condition. Must
Hiii $1 000 OBO
842·8822 S875 ~ dep. 723·1878 ~387-41788.
M.t. non-1m1o.r to •hr i-~~-~iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiii~iiii 3BR 3BA. Nwpt Crest
Condo. All amenities.
$500/mo t-ut1I Pam/
Steve 548-0784
PROF Ma.le 28-35 to 1hr
nice 4BA , 2 \hBA
Dover Shorea home.
S525/ mo lncla utllt.
Cal Jim Oays.'251-e&OI.
E~S4595t0
Sht 2BA, dbl b•lh In t> .. ut11UI WetlCll". NB.
furn Fem. n/a, clean.
8"t5-9t&4.
Sovth Coaat Me1ro. ,. ..
mile n/amkr. clean.
r11p to 1hr conao.
Poot Jacuul. $270/mo
• uttla. Avall Jan 12.
241·9769
..
UPTO
•eoo
PER MONTH * NO COll.ECTmS *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
••• •••• OHie• ~-~.s~·.a CALL 642·4333 CIOflf rOOfn, ~AX. cop-i.t. ...., JW Alrp«M1.
~~00S:mo.~ COSTA MESA. NEWPORT Bf.ACH
Sin~ Yo11 Mked: Norm.an Miller,
dlttlng11lthed Aq11•ri.1n a11thor, indl ·
catn he hat grt1I rftf)«t for aslrolo·
IY· The tolorf11I M.allH -rta. "I
wo11ld be loollth lo try 10 tell .about
,...,.logy without propnly afudylng
II -it la a M rio11s s11bJKt .and
dnervn wriout .attentlon.h Other
Aqu.1ri.1n1 to rtmtmbtr, pul .and
pttwntJ C.arol Cll.111nlng. C«rtnadt
Stein, J•f'My }0« W.alcotl, Mu II.Mr.
J.ack Lemmon, J.1d1 ltnny, Lff Mu·
vln, )ohft lrtl.111d, Opr.ah Winfrey,
Wendell Willklt ind Ctrm.11n• Crttr.
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H Wednesday Januaiy 29, 1992
• Community Forum Editor William Lobdell ... 642-4321, ext. 351 . .
Editorial .
City Council
should trim
its own pay
The en,elopes. please ...
r:6 Thumbs up t~
Costa Mesa Council·
man Peter Buffa for
suggesting that the council
slash its O\\ n salary a~ it be·
gins the p:unfut' task of
hacking as much as $3.8 mil·
lion from the city bu'dget.
While cutting the salary of
each counci lmcmber's
monthl) sllary of "S690 by 25
percent \\on't make a huge
dent in the looming deficit.
it b the proper symbolic
gestu re for the city's leaders
to take.
The buJget trims will
h,l\e a pronounced impact
on people throughout, the
city. an impact many prob·
:ibly can't ye t fa thom. Com·
munit) groups will lose
funding. city jobs won't be
filled, raises m:iy not be
forthcoming, basic city ser·
vices likely will be hemmed
Ill
And 11 v. ill male it a lot
ea,1c r for c1ttzens to tolerate
the cutb:icks 1f they know
that their elected leaders
arc taling a hit themselves.
We urge the council to
mal..e the salary cut official.
r6 Thumbs up to the
NC\\ port Beach City
Council for quicl..ly
\\Ori..ing to plug the financial
loopholes that allowcJ
former Ut1lit1cs Director
Rohe1 t DL\On to alleged!)
'>leJI as much a'> SLR million
an (It)' mo ney.
\\'hik it's -.iclening to
1m.1ganc th.11 a ctty '"orl..er
could rip off th1-. much
mune\ \\ 1thout Jm1.rne in cit~ h'.111 hc.:ing the '~iscr, 11'~
happened and 1t\ time now
to guJrantee that it "on't
happen ag.1in,
1 humb'> up to
Co~ta Me~3 resident
Craig Roh1son \\ho
wa' named to the bench thi<t
v.cel by Gov. Pete Wilson.
Until 19 I. Robi!.on "a!. a
cop an Hun11ngton Be3ch.
Sen1.,ing that he had another
c:illang, he left the force that
}Car anti became a pro~·
ccutor ''1th the Orange
Count) Da~tnct Attorne} 's
office.
Thumb!. Jov. n to
the slumping ecuno·
tn\ ....,h1ch seem\ 10
hl\C cb1med another '1C11m.
M1,xed in '>'llh MaC)s. the
LorJl Corp. and the Irvine
Co. 1n the bad new!. column
1s the Newport Harbor Art
tu,eum. Plans to bu1IJ a
new Ne" r<?!t Harbor Art
Museum have been put on
hold because of the deepen·
ing reces-.ion.
Wh ile the mu .. eum'\
board J1d vote to put the
S50 million building pl.an
back into the rcfngerallH,
they w1!.ely opted to fund
the last leg of planning for
the facility ~o that when the
economy Jocs bounce h.1cl
the mu1.,eum \\-Ill h:wc a ,;.
able starting po1n1
"The world ha'> 1mp111gcd
on our plans, hopes .ind
dream.., in a po"-crful \.\J),"
noted museum Director
Michael l3pt,..,an1cl
Indeed.
PRESIOE!'<f
Reader Rebuttal
,
Say it-ain't soi Hugh
Dail
E.ditor's note: Our readers, for
the most part, were outraged by
a recent Hugh J lewitt column
about Newport Beach Utilities
Director Bob Dixon, who was re·
cently accused of embezzling $1 .2
million in city fu nds.
one suspected of white collar
crime should be tapped on the
hand and given a third chance?
Hewitt appears to espouse the
1980 philosophy that criminals
don't wear three piece suilS.
pie to handle your finances. City
government deserves better.
PEG MORREALE
Newport Beach
Former City Treasurer,
Laguna Beach
In 1111 111111
I am just now reading Hugh
Hewitt's column regarding
Bob Dixon and frankly I feel he
is in left field.
am sick of.
I ho pe you will pass this along
lo Mr. Hewitt.
MARLENE BELLIS
Newport Beach
Na ..... clmlCll
I was reading the article by
Hugh Hewitt yesterday about
Mr. Dixon and I really thought it
was terrible. I think that is how
the city of Newport Beach got in
him totally.
While Pilot editors welcome
.and read all comments, we will
only publish responses from call·
er who leave a name (please
~pell it out), city and phone num·
ber (for ve rification).
As a taxpayer of Newport
Beach, I am angry at the lack of
controls Bob Wynn, our city man·
ager, had in place. Where are the
checks and balances? No person
or persons hould he allowed to
hand-carry a check for any ser·
vices rendered. There arc many
questions which arise as a result
of the laxne-.s displayed in the
city. It would be my rccorn·
mendation that council have a
management audit and institute
safeguards to prevent i.ituations
like this in the future.
Mr. Dixon betrayed a public trouble by giving him a second
I just want to say to Steve Mar-
ble it is a wonderful story he
did in his column in Saturday's
paper but a horrible headline. I
am sure you could do better than
that. Great story. You can get involved by calling
the l:d1tor's Hotline at 642-6086.
Thank you!
trust and while ye'> he is innocent chance.
until proven guilty, the evidence r DAWN DAWSON
Newport Beach
JILL FREY
Newport Beach
Heweeeee!
I 'm appalled at the sanctimo·
nious dribble that appeared in
the column written by Hugh He-
watt.
Is l lc\' 111 telling us that some·
As for Mr. Hewitt, you hire
Borsky, Keating and the other ar-
rogant, greedy, amoral, good peo-
certainly does stack up against
him. I feel that Hewitt's recom-
mendation that he be placed
again in public trust is just the
most ludicrous thing I have ever
read in my life and by having a
column like this he is just con·
tinuing thi coverage of Mr.
Dixon's problem thal frankly I
How ~ot to fix -City Hall
0 nc of the things you've got to love about
right-wingers is their predictability, a trait
they share with single-celled organbm'> and
house pets. Among human groups, Orange
County's right wing is as predictable as they come.
WI
SWllm
Take the latest round of
government corruption stories:
• In Huntington Deach. local
officials have been called on the
carpet for "pension spiking" -
artificially jacking up a public
employee's salary just before
retirement in order to boost the
employee's peni.ion.
•The county supervisors \\ere
in trouble earlier this yc:ir for
attempting to pump y.p their O\\ n
salaries -after axing county
erv1cc . elimin:Hing jobs, ~m.J
failing to resolve cro"ding m the
s~ies, on the streets, and in the
jails. R.ti~ing you r own safary isn't a crime. leg.illy
!>pealing Out, strictly speaking, the law is an a''·
Liberal
Politics
• Nc"port Deach investor Ste\.cn D. \\')mer 1s
in bag trouble becJuse (i t appeJrs) he made off
with S7. I million from an account he manageJ for
the Cit) of Orange -anJ as much as S 100 million
from other ci ties acro!.s the nation.
• lmt recently, Newport Beach utilities
director Robert DLxon was arrested, not for Jm.
expcn'1'e taste 111 art but for the way in which he
allegedly funded that taste.
Pr<.·d1c11ons on this one arc easy: Right·\\ ing
actlw.1' \\Ill soon begin thumping the tub for
· uirp(1r.1te·st)le'·' m3nagcment of government,
comcniently forge tting tha_t corporate-style
man.1gl'mcnt applied to government h:is alrcJdy
been rc,ponsible for ome of the greatest cases of
!!O\·ernmcnt corruption in recen t history -from
Reag.an·, unbelievable ignorance of the
\\c,1p\m' for-hostages scam run by Oliver North, to
Rohen D1~on's (alleged) three-yea r-old program
of public 'ubsidics to his private urt collection.
fhe c.ulprl\? In bot h cases, a "hands-off'
man.1gcmcnt strategy t~t wac; the busines' rage in
the · Ch It v.a supposed to create on
entrepreneurial atmo phcrc; it created a stinling
mes\.
Uu,111e \·style management fail'I every day tu
cu rb the 'cnal appetites of people in the bus111e''
"orld U.S. Chamber of Commerce officiab figure
th.at corporate-style mana_gement allowed
emplo)ccs and company offici:ils to swipe S40
liillioo from thefr own companic -a figure th.11
gro"'' 15° percent a year. that may be rcspons1hlc
fo r J'i man) as one-third of all business, failure,,
and that sa)s nothing about years of abuse 111 the
bus1ne'lscs we used to call_Savings :ind Loans.
Why don't we hear more about bu!.iness
corruption?
Fir\t, bccau e it doesn't fit the political agcnJa
• of tllC right "ing. Government is fairly open to the
nosinc~s that uncovers corruption in public affair~.
And, because right winge rs hate government, they
may be counted on to trumpet its failures. Second,
business corruption is relatively difficult to
uncover. That'~ because the American workplace
is less democr:itic than ju l about any pJ:ice
outside Stalinist Albania. Just try getting a publicly•
held company -never mind one that' privately
held -to go public \\ith the new~ tbat its top
officials turned the company vault into a kind of
self-sel'\ice S&L. It "on't happen. Corporate
crime is bad publicity. It 11iakcs corporate offici.tls
look, well, as stupid :is our public officials have
looked in the last few weeks. And looking stupiJ
is bad for bw.inc~. Corporation top most
amesttgations right there.
What corporale-st}IC m:inagemcnt foils to
achieve in efficiency ii has achieved in secreC).
For that reason alone, corporate·!.!) le
management is precisely the oppo!.itc of \\h,1t "c
need in the mill!>t of a \\a,·c of go,crnmcnt
corruption scandJls.
Unfortunately. there is no fin:1f solution when it
come!. to the~problcm of corruption -public or
pmatc. Ask City Man:iger Robe rt W)nn, Robert
Di~on's boss at the City of Ne" port Deach:
"\ hencver )OU hJ\C people anJ money and
~1mbition and ego, you're going to ha'e problcmi.
lake thi~."
rhcrc arc only t\\O things v.c can do to slJlc
tl}c infinite thir!.t of officials for po" er :ind mone).
First, we can insist thJt everyone 1n go\ernment
undergo a kind of spiritual experience. I don't
recommend this option: Various bureaucracies
ha'e tried it with very mixed re!>ult s. And. as an)
"t'le.ir·thinking con!>crvative will tell }OU, the
dcl1c•He surgery of per!>onal reformation is too
much for the blunt tools of public policy.
The other option is at the an tipode~ of
rnrporate·st)'le management, requiring a1i it duc1i
the introduction of large mea urcs of democracy.
Dr:imatically limiting the terms of elected officials,
incrc;i~ing direct oversight of municipal
departments by elected or appointed official!>, and
a vigilant, literate public arc the only known cures
to the hosgishness of bureaucrat .
Ueware of those who ~all for corpo1 at~tylc
m;anagcmcnt in the coming d::iys. What ~'e need
today i-; not admini~tration us it works at IBM or
Chrysler, but greater vigilance and more, not lc!.i.
democracy; more, not les , public participation.
U'ill Sn aim is the editor of World Trude
M tJguzinc and :w obscn·cr of the Orange Coast.
a.II 1'1111111
I have always thought Steve
Marble was a fine newspaper
man, I've been follpwing his ca·
reer for years but, anyway, 1 just
read his article in Saturday'
paper and tell him I agree with
Hotline
Jal,. Wiit
I was-just reading Will
Swaim's article on 14 ways
to save the great state of Cali·
fo mia and I don't know the
humo r of Woodrow Wilson but
one of the comments . that he
makes is a little hit ridiculous. I
thin k, regard ing to his genera·
tion's houldcrs getting tired of
carrying the older folks.
Wait until hi(\ generation,
which I assume 1s part of the
Baby Boomers and 76 million
people are gomg to have to be
carried by hi~ kids and his
grandkids becau!>e Social Sccu·
rity anti other· forms of support
for the older people won't he
aroul1d h~e they are today.
So l think he ouf.ht to take it
a tatt le more scnou .. ly.
RON TITUS
1 luntmgton Beach
0
Omnp the Pl•
T he urticlc by the Cmt.1
Mesa Chamber of Com·
mcrcc in your Pilot today •~ 3
downright he It isn't a mall
interest group ti') mg to '\top
progrc<;s, it's the entire Cl)m·
.munity of Costa Mcs.1 trying 10
pre crvc the nc1ghhorhOllll~
and quality of life tn our cat .
......
I would like to thank Steve
Marble for his article in Sarur-
day's paper rebutting Hugh He-
wit t. It was terrific. Thanks again.
RUTii HYSON
Corona dcl Mar
It's obvious th e Chambe r of
Commerce is in the back pock-
et of the Scgerstroms who
don't care about the citizens or
neighborhood that have been
preserved and functioned for
50 years. It all boils down to
greed and pol itics. ·
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AL EICHLER
Co ta Mesa
I am the president of the
North Costa. Me a Homeown-
ers Association and I don't
know if you realized it but you
put the homeowners .is-.ocia·
t1ons in the whole city in a very
bad situation by letting the
Costa Mesa Chamber of Com·
mcrce produce an article for
you about approval of the gen·
cral plan because this gave us
no time to respond back and
we are very up et about it
DA VE LEIGJ ffON
Co~ta Mesa
Editor' note: The Costa
Mesa Chamber of Commc.'l'C'C
did' not produce .m .Jrt1clc for
the Dilily Pilot. R3t(lcr. the or-
ganization wrott• ., mmmcntary
piece on the prapo c.·cl general
plan, a document th:H llas been
the .rnh1cct of clcb:uc for
month m CtJ.WJ Mesa. A re·
spon~c to the ch,1mbcr from
v,1rious homeowner groups JP-
pe:m:cl in Monday' p.lper
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How to contact your legislators . lloou, John Crun, Nancy Ooolc). Duck
John , Randy Smith, Don Wiii~·•. iiiijlli.
VTCE PRESIDENT
Dan Qua)le, (R), Senate Office Ou1ldmg,
Wa,h1ngton. D.C 20510
GOVERNOR
Pett Wilson, (R), State CJp1tol, Snernmcnto,
95814, (916)445-2841
.. SENATORS
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Su11e 515, Los Angeles, 90045.
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Suite I OM, Anaheim, 90.~06. 63-1 2.331
U •. llOU 'E Of REPRE ENTATIV~.
Chris Cor. (R). 40th Dist .. 4000 MaeAr!hur
Olvd .. E.1c;t Tower, Newport Dench. 92660.
756-2244. (Represent Co!>tl Mesa and
Newport Dench.) '
D11n1 Rohrabuhrr, (R) 42nd Dist . 2733
P~cafic Co;a<;t Highway, Suite 306, Torrance,
<JOSOS. (213) 32.5·8888. (Rcprc~cnts pans of
l luntington Deach ond Fountain Valley.)
fATE SE ATE
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Newport Center Drive, Suite 120, Ne\\opon
Oe:.:ieh, 92660. 640·1137. (Reprc c1m
Newport Deach)
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Orangewood. Suite 10<1, Orange. 9266.ll,
939.0604, (Reprcsentc; Costn Mcc;;t)
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MacArthur Dlvd .. Suite 305, Newport Oc:Jch,
92660, 756-0665. (Newport llead1.) •
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Newhope St., Suite '201. Fountain Valle).
92708. 662·SS03. (Reprc cnl~ parts of Ctht,1
Mc a and ltunt1nalon Oc11ch.)
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ORAN<il~ COUN'IY DOARD
OF UPERVl SOR
I lall of Adm1na)tr1.1t1on. 10 Civic Center
Plaz.1. Santa Ana, 9270 1
llurrlett M. \\-1tdtr ind Di~t. Co ;a Mc~a.
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Thomas •'. RJlty Sth'D1st. (Newport Ileach,
Santa Ana Height~ 834·3550
COU l'Y BOARD OF EDUCATION
200 K.1lmus Dme, Co~ta Mesa, P O. lkn
9050, 92628-9050, 9()(1-4000.
Ellu1bt1lh O. P11rktr, member, Trustee Arca
5 (Co 111 Mc a. Newport Ocach.)
ORANGE OUNlY FAJR BOARD
SS f;1ir Dr , Co:1tta MeY, 7S l·FAIR
President: ~•trly Laopton, Vice Prc'i1Jent.
Larry Arnold; Director. Tom Thom on, Uni
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NEWPORT·MESA UNIFIED
SCHOOL DISTRICT, 1601 16th St ..
Newport Dcach, 760-3200. Superintendent:
John W. Nicoll Doard Members: Forrt)t
Wt rntr, C'hairman; Jim dt Boom, Rod
MncMllllnn, Judy •·ranco, Sherry
Loofbourrow. Ed Otektr, M1u1ha Fluor.
MESA CONSOLIDATED WATER
Dl~TRJCT 1965 Placwtia, Cc>stu Mesa,
63 I ·1200 Doard Members: Trudy Ohlli[,
Hank Panl1n, Marlo Ouranlt, Jock llnll,
Tom Ntbon
CIT\' COVERNMENT
Cos11 Mt••: City I 11111, 77 fair Drive,
754·S223. Mnry tlornhucklc. ma)or; Samlru
Genis, vice m:iyor; PctC'r Ouffo . Joe Erid<ion
,inJ Jiiy I lumphrey. council nicmbcr!'I.
t"port Buth: City llall, 3300 Ncwrxirt
OIH.I., 64-'·3309. M11)'or. Phil S:ut'°ne; Ma}or
pm tern, ClMencc Turner: John ColC, fvclyn
JI.art, John HcJac , Rutllclyn Plummer, Jc3n
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Elliot Stein, Jr.
chairman
Jim Gressi nger
publisher
Tom Johnson
associate publisher . \
William S. Lobdell
editor & vice f>!esident
Steve Marble
. rNnaging editor
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