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. •, -o !~ PJ.~ Grete~~ Hirf~h; a secon~-grade teacher at Newport Beac'1 Grammar School, helps two stu dents across fl ooded street ,Tuesday.
_ ·eM .J'iiilllillcontinU.e:s ~ tif:·PDun.d· .. c .oas-----· 1· . .
Bu'.t att1'" ·1als say "floodr'ng "If WC ge t 4 or 5 inches ove~ a
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d.:.Y or tw~. ~nntiai t1oodHl&-. ' T. ;
•. .;i.I · • .. :· • we can h~nc.i.le it," saicf. 13i!l Rei.le.r,. county • Newport city \\Orkq "ere bu'y p.1.<,-.ing not ta. ma1· or threat loca ll y public works tnannger: ':\ye·ir have some nui·. out. sanJbjgs to COJ~IJI rc,iJcnt!> Tuc,J.i). sar1ce problems .. but J. don't sec a situ. .. ,pio~:. olc'aring storm <lr:iins anJ nJju..,1lng 1iJe
.f)y Russ· Loar :.. • . • \vhc!ft'we'r~ going 10 hnyc ·t:ars unper '~ilt~r." .val,ei; on LiJo and Oalboa bland~ tu prc\e1tt
Stall WiW ·' • Despite prediction ~f continued thu'nd~i-·~ flooding·
ALONG THE . COAST .... Rain-soaked s(orms, the water l~-.cl i~ the Prado OJni 15'" In Costa Mc'>.t. city official<. n:poncd no
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25 cents
sur."ey: reflects . . . the ··wants··. and .. ,.,...,, ...... -.-.--n:88ds ,_ or ·1o·cals
I f 1 By' Iris Yoko1
Statt Wrrttr
NEWPO RT OEACH -Vo1...-·
er~ here arc generally sat1-.ficd
\\1th the cit), but unhapp) '"th
the nation· in g~"1~ral, ond ha'e
a n'r\Jch.higher regard for Ho.1g
l lospital and the Oasb Senior
Center than for the Balboa U.1>
Club and ?he lrt-ine Co .• ;.ic-
cording 10 a cit~·funded suney.
· 'fhe ~urvcy ..of 400 voter!> \\as .
conducted-mainly to gauge
-pupltc.opinion for a park bond
l'o'>~, but the results also pro·
vi<led !lome interesting per~pcc-
1ive~ on other l)sues and group~
IO the cit\. •
.. The S:!0,000 suney "as con·
ductc;d by Ncl~on Commun1ca-
1ions a"nd J. Moore Method-..
Inc. "'er :! 1 2 day!> t\\O week,
ago. F"our hundred \Olen.
"ho"d particip.11ed in at leJ'>I
one of the Li.st four Cll\ elec-
t ion., were polled. ·
Official will still
seek suppo rt on
park bond iss ue
By l•1s Y01>C
'\E\\ POR 1 UE:\CH
-Ahhough, ttk re!>ults
• of J recem public pull
\\ere d1,1urb1nc.
CouRt.'tl\\emafl-Jc~n
\\ Jll :>.11J '>he -.Lil fcch a
p'ark bond i .. ')ue coulJ
C\cnlu;.ilt~ "in publu ..
..,uppon .
·1 he Cll)·funJcd !>Uf'\C)
of 400 \Otcr .. 1nd1ca1cd t
citizen':> \\Ouldn'1 support
higher t.1\es 111 order to
hu) tr.ore pJrktJnJ in
the cit) -d1')cour:iging
nc" ') fur cm ironment·
.1hi,h like \\'au "ho'J
hl>ped to get public
~upport for a par\... bvnJ
1':.,ue 10 buv "ome of the
1
F1fl)·three percent of the re·
spondcnts were aged 5,1 and
abo,c, "hile 65 percent \\C re
-CO.llcgc...grad.u, ... a ... 1 c ... s __ _
· The survey rci,uhs' gcnernll~ .
ind1cJ1cd citizen' "ouldn'1 'up·
port higher ta\C'> in order tu
bu) more parkland in Nc"port
l3c.1ch -dillCOur;.ii:_ing nc" ~ for
ell\ itonmen1ati,h ~' ho'd hoped
to get public :>uppon for a p.1rk
bond l'>..,UC to btl\ some of the
undc\clopcd IJ'\in.c Co. I.ind
left in the c1tv.
undc.,elopeJ acrc:ige in_-.,-___,...:.-_
... .,the city
Uut \\'all.':>J1J ~he felt
the '>Ul\C\ r~'UI!'> '>1mpl~
11lu .. 1ratc 1hut
cm ironmcn1al1')1) mu!>I
.,rcnJ nwrc 11me
promoting 1hc1r cau'c
See BONO Back Page
Yet. 85 pcr,cen l of the ~uf'\e) cdu.:at un \\a' n.1meJ a-. lhl! re~pondenb counted .. m3tn· mo,1 important fr..ner;..I le nccm .
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residents of a>astal citks were pounded "ith· low enough .i.hat counCy official' do not aqli· major problem from the rain :ind '>.t1d a nc"
more than an inch of rail\. Tuesd3y, bur .the cipate any relca~e of wnter into thq Santa · wum drain on Harbor Bouleva rd ,,a, h::in·
mini-deluge was mild in com_Q.arison t.Q. the Ana...R.h.'.cr tllal-coulJ ~-·flooding. ~~1H-dl~g thc-tunbff:---
IJ1ning and .. cnhJnc1n? e:>.1'1ing of tho e SUI'\ e\ ed. folio" ci;.I bi; tipen 'race a':> an 1mpon.1n~,11nc: ·--_....;;·~· _.__....._ __
-cmuonmc1fr.IT1,,uc liitfic ell\. torrent1al rain lliat flooded-Sa n Fernando now. the Santa An a·. Ri,cr. 1s •. basically ' Since FndJ), the storm has dumped J 15
Valley Monday. empty," Reiter nid ~ 'inchh of rain loc:ill» accon.hng tu mc;.i,urc-
~k.ttl\\ h1lc, lee.ping NC\\ p0rc • One or the I IN quc-.11on'>
U.i) clean emcrgeJ ~ the ':>Ill· "'"kcd in the ':>Ur> C) "a~ IW\\
. Although coniinucd heavy r:unfall i~ pre· HeJ\)' rJin.pdted the coa~t T~e'sJ;\y, nll)tn· mcnt'> tJken Jt Dig C.1n)O~ Rc-.cnuir in
dieted for today and Thursday, county flood ing, Ooo<ling -some Newport intcrsec:1io1r.: irr· • N"-":' ~orl Beach. Tucsd::i) ·~ r:itnfJll mca..,un:J
gJc nH..ht important CO\m.>n· the \Oler felt in gencrJI abvut
mental concern· of the re· the: United ~1.11c..,, Calttorn1a.
co ntroJ officials say the locaJ Citic \\ill likely eluding D::i)!lide Dri\ c at El Pa~co \\here a l.1 inches. :i t the rc ... ef'\ Olr. ':>pondc1m. follo\\ed b) rcJuc· Orange Count~ Jnd ="c::"purt
be spatcd :my major flood.ing. ~torm drain' under construction caused '>Uh·, • See RA IN Baell Page mg traffic congestion. Pu bhc See SURVEY 8acil Page
. Good-neighbor
.policy-working
·wonde·rs at SOS
By Anna Cekola
Slaft Wltllr
C OSIA MESA -When auto hop own er
Paul Schwartz fi rst heard Share Our Selves
w;.s planning to move in down the street •
two years ~o. he remembers thinking, "We can't
let this happen."
Believing that SOS would ruin the property
value of his Superior Avenue auto shop by
bringing homeless alcoholics and drug addicts into
the area, Schwartz rushed down to City Council
meetings to make his opposition known.
"I was absolutely and totally against SOS,"
Schwartz recalled.
But th:it was in 1990, scvera& months before
Schwartz walked down the street to SOS and saw
exactly what his new neighbor was all abo\J t -
providing food, clothing and fihancial·assistance to
thousands of homeless and needy people each
month.
Now Schwartz bags groceries every Monday
momfng at SOS and OrJanizes fund -raising drives
among neighboring merchants, the first volunteer
• ~rk he"s done in his life.
"Before you knew it, I was a changed man. I
wu down there ~lunteerin&,'' he said. "It's not
borrtble and that's the whole thing everyone was
afraid of. The place is fabulous. They get the
people in and they ge t them out.
"Occasionally we get somebody in for a
hand-out.'' he continued. "But that happens
anywhere."
Since being evicted by the dry from the Rea
l
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Ron Chart er, left, and Mark Trefts have col·
lected more than 1,000 cans of food for SOS.
Community Center two years aio because or .
problems wit h residential ncighbon., SOS bas
worked to build a good reputation with its new
light·industriBI neighbors, executiv.c director
see sos~ ""
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Olympians' hopes cool on the ice=
Local figure skaters won 't be bringing home any med als
By LonAnn Basheda his f1N performance Sund.t). ··1~,e~ 're . 1us1 cnJu~ 1ng th.:n,·
Su!I wn:er Uu l the double a\cl has been \C~'>. II s J tlmll alone 10 h.:
. ANNq:v. France -Local a problem for SJnJ befon:. He out there on the ·~·c ~ 11~.,
f1g1.ue k9~ Tudd S:md -:ind NIT I\\ ice-;)1 fa,1 nTonTii\ US -Ok mp1c.s r'Cf1n.''cnf111g tffi.'1r
Nata ha Kuch1ki couldn't pull ;-.:,1110 nal' anJ stumbkJ .tgain .:ountr)."
•hcrmehcs out of SL\th place for ;iftcr c\ccutmg the jump Tue~· \\cnJland. '>.tld her ~on .rnJ
the final pha!>t of the ir event d.l) night Meno arr~mng them chc' up
Tue:.Jay nighJ, :in<l blamed their Abo 1 uc JJ), Costl ~le a fur 1hc 199.l "inter Ol)mp1..:'
Performance on the ,irus 1h:H 1• ~c 11 \\, di J "" J Allhl.1ugh the duo pl:iccJ I Ith. coup1:.,o en Jn.-~l.Jn th· •1 ., .. l.,J ha-; hit more than one athlete in J , · ~I · 1 ""I 1· ... d I I 1 b 1.:ir rc.:r orman1.:c "as n 11 • 1 • . . . enn1 • clll · -• P J1.:c 1 l. ut crcJ de Jn 1l1r a p:ur thJt lw 1l11s winter 01\ mp1cs. ,, c re ""' c r1!1clc" h··pp) to · . ~ ·" "' tiecn 1:ompct1n~ together (M .1 When contacted Monday at nuke their debut in the 1ntcrna· -littk nwrc than a \CJr.
the De~ Marqui :its hotel in An· tional ice sk:111ng ..,ccnc. Meno mO\cJ t1.:' Co 1a Mc~a
necy. FrJncc, Dorris Sand aid . ..The) \\Crcn't in hne fo r a trom Ohw 10 tr.1111 Jt the Ice:
her o n '".l!ln't feeling well when medal nnd thcv knew that," '>:ml C;,ipaJc .Chalet '"th. re'nowncd
he flubbed a double jump during WcnJIJnJ's 'mother. Jcrm. See SKATEAS'1ac:k '-
Judge obJects to suit over jet-fuel tanks
By By·LoriAnn Basheda
St~lf Wntef
SANTA ANA - A Superi or Court jud~e rukJ
Tuesday that the e'b1encc of '>C\Cral tJnl con·
taining nearly a million gallon or jct fuel at the
John Wa~nc Airport is not legi1i m.11c grounJ" fur.
ne1ghborlng property owners to file a r>\t_bl11.' nui·
sancc la"suit again t the county. '
J udge · Ronald Bauer did, ho" e'er. ~1,e Koll·
In-me Uu inc~ Complex property O\\ncrs :i ch.rnce
to bring the coltrt back an ap1enJcJ complaint in
15 dJ)S at which time he will recom1tkr
.
I
"So "e'rc going to amend th1 compl:unt and
get the show on the rllJd," !.JiJ UJrbJra Lid1mJn,
Jn ::itto1ney reprc cn11ng the prl'perty O\\ner).
"rhcre i not one Joubt m m' mind that \\C don't
hJ\e a nui,ancc her~ ··
BJucr tolJ L1chm3n th.it to be c1Jns1dcrcd u
public nlli,ancc. the tanks mu-.t tJng1bly tn\adc a
prnpcrt) -either "ith f"'llut1''"· noi c or J ircct ·
d.1magc.
"'Thc:rc must" tic 1mc inJUr)' or lo s," Bauer
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To make a correction
11 11 f~ PAril 1 poll('( IO prompd\' comoct <lll f! mn nl iul'>ll.t~ To ~ an tnOt OI clMi(a ''°"· plf'-un 60 021, 01 )6J Thank"'°" . .
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Rick Stamy
Newport Qeac h
"Yes, it prever'!t:s-AI OS. It
makes sense because people
are going to have sex no
matter w hat."
T. K. Brimer
Newport Beach
"Yes. Parental resistance
in believing th~ true facts
that high school children are
sexually active is not an .
I
acceptable excuse for
perpetuation of AIDS."
j,; -•
Wyatt Jones
. Newport Beach
.. "Yei:,, definitely bcce.usc
you ~houldn 't ha..,e to get
par~ntal consent to get
·them. It is embarrassing ~o
g<!r rhcm In a shoj:f prng -·
Ll'nt<.>r \\hen you arc
voung.'' '
Terry Tyson
Newport Beach
"Yei:,, because teens are
!.cxuallv active. Teens don't
use condoms because of
inaccessibility, and it 1s
important that they pass
them out. Most have more
than one partner and
protection is import.ant.':
Lisa Tyson
Newport Beach .
-.. , t"3. ~t is too ham for"" ---
them to get condom~·
w•thout talking to adults.
We know that teens are
sexually active and we have
to give them the
infurmilt1on."
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city lssuis regulatlons for massage parlors
NEWPORT BEACH -The several doLen ma!.!lage pnrlor::. in the
city will need to pay $200 each and apply fo r u~c permits under new
regulations slated for City Council adoption on Feb. 24.
Aimed to' stamp out illegal activity b)' requiring Planning Commis-
sion review of each business, the regulations abo re::.trict the location
of massage establishments to certain commercial and light j,ndustrial
areas that arc at least 500 feet away from schools, pla)·groun<ls and
churches.
With 43 massage businesses in the city, Newport Beach has be-
come known as the unofficial "Massage Capilal of Orange Couuty."
That moniker and a police department estimate that 50 percent of
the city's 43 businesses are fronts for prostitution and other illegal
activity scared city officials Inst year into banning new .11assage. par-
lors while and crafted new re&ulatio'hs fo r them. ,,,
City stafi believes the reason for th~ .Jl[Olifcration of massage par-
lors is that Newport is among a few citTcs 'in the county that don't re-
quire use permits for such businesses.
But licensed massage professionals argued that such regulations
penalize law-abiding massage therapists who offer a legitimate he.ilth
service. Increasing the hours of training required and requiring mem-
bership in a recognized massage organization arc the best ways to en-
sure legitimate business, they contended. • .
If the proposed regulations arc adopted, 40 of the 43 massage par-
lors will be in the proper commercial and industrial zones to qualify
for a use permit. The other three massage businesses, located in the
Cannery Village and McFadden Square, must relocate to the proper
zone as well as apply for a use permit. -n,. Iris l'oJ..oi
Island Trader. owner ~ssesses damage
COSTA MESA -The owner of the Island Trader said he night
appeal a Superior Court commissioner's dccbion to 1enta11,cly shut
down hi s bar, but contends the damage is already done. ·
About 20 more Costa Mesa residents are now our of "ork. he s~11d,
and most spent Thursday in the unemployment line.
''I've referred some or them to other restaurants around to" n:·
said Island Trader owner Greg Howell. "But so m;my pl:iccs arc
shutting down rbt there aren't any jobs out there."
. Howell filed a la\\!>Uit last month challenging the c11y\ dcc1s1on tu
shul him d0\\11. A hc3ring is ct for April 16.
I lowcll abo asked the courts to Let him stay open wn1il the ca"c
went tC1 court, but they rejected hi) pl~a and ordered him to clo ... c Im
door::. -at least unul the April 16 court hearing.
"Th~y !laid there would be no irrcp:iral>lc harm." Ito'' ell l>.iiJ.
\ "Uut ibe damage has bcen'donc."
-li~cM -sai<l he-frw~ted S250,000 in the re!>t.1urJnt bdure op~n1n~
in January 19 '9, and has spent at Jca,t ano1hcr SIOO,UOO on 1hc e,.
tabli)hment llince.
"~ly ·life and all of my inve::.tment~ ha\c been tofally n11ned," he
said. "facf)-thing I've ''orkcd for 40} c.1r-. i!> gnn~ bccau'e of hear-..1)
The city council dccidcd to clolie the hland Trader rn J.111l1.J1) alter
neighbors complained th at the nightspot -initially pitchcJ a' .in up·
. scale restaurant/lounge -had turned into a noi.,7 b.1r.
.''Thank Go~" id .Joe Broten, 1ttt-Or.mgc-A"~\..-Ct"'IO"'C...-.t'"c..,.,1rridrnr" ho-
~cs behind the lsl:ind Trader, aftet lcJrning about. the court urdcr.
"Now we \\On't have any more trash up here and noi::.y car~.
"I can't tell you the number of time!. I've been \\Oken up b) car
alarms galore and people out in the streets doing burn ou1-.."
• Du't Howell accuse' his neighbors of hJ\ 1ng a per on.ii nge nd.1.
. "My prQblcm is that none of these people arc under o:i1h, \11
whose to !lay they're telling the truth?" he aid "They ju'! \\,1111 tu
see me out of bu!>ine\'>."
llO\\Cll said he's doqc cvel)thing the Cll)' ha) :l)kcd h1111 to du 111
resolve di(fcrences w i1h his neighbors, and e'en re~orted \u hired ,c.
curity guacd'> to man the parking lots.
,. -HJ Lorir\nn ll:HllC'd.1 . Szkaradek named Officer of the Year
NEWPORT DEACI I -An 18-)ear \Cteran of the Ne\\ port Beach
Police Dcpart'!lent who once was able to apprehend a !>uspect ''ho
had a4i.Saulted him with a knife ha~ been named Office r of the Ye;.ir.
Da'e S2karadek, 36. w:is among three Ncy,pon Ocach Police De-
Connick A\'cnuc.
Boom on the bay.
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l<'t' P•1'M 'O.i·ly PJ.;i
The city o( Newport Beach deploys a boom across lhe
Upper Bay after a rainstorm to catch floating debris. II
also serves as a fishing platform for hun~ry foWI. .
partmu11 er\1pll1)ee' hllllOfl·d lur their "l \1.:mpl.11) perforrnJncc and
,,.. ,1uht.111din • ~Cf\ 1i:c 10 the "ummun1t) throughout . '1 l'NI. Sd And' Gon" ~.od l'uhce Chief Arb
C.11nphdl .111J 1lie d'-·p.irtm1:nt )Upef\1,ur-. chu'c
ti~ tlucc honoree':
\. k.1r.tdd, 'pent 'i:'l'n )Car' \\Ith thc .111 Ckm-
ullc l'ohce Dep.1rt111cnt before mo\ln~ up the
w:.1'1 Ill Nc\\pllfl lkadi. During lw. c.trec:r, he h.t-;
\H1rkcJ .1 '.tr1Cl) '\1f .1"ignmc111'. mcluJmg 1,11111) 1n
I' 1lrl1I .111d 11.11 .. 01i .. · it1'\:'t1g.11ion ~lo)t tc:ccn1l),
1k 1r.1dck Ji'' I l·cn \Hllking a., .1 hc:Jic0ptc r p1lol
for the p.11rul d1' j,ion .
---"'l,\cnn-~n at@ pJr .1chuti:.1 "llh-l:\50 Jump!>, Sl-
Szk.u.1dd. k.1r.1dd; enju)' ,kung .• ind nd1n~ •b1C)dc:. and mo-
torcyde., in hi' 'p:.ire time I le h11l,1' a b.1chclor' dcgrce in crimin~al
1u,t1cc admini~11.11ion lro n (' d \t.1tc Lo' Angeles and \\3\ the rc c1p1·
1:n1 ot the C1litorni.1 1\t1urnl Uc:ncral\ A\\Jrd ot \ .1lor in l'r'~ for
1.1k1nl' ;1 'll'f'ld 111tl1 \.lhtuJ) ,,11,, h~J ·''"1ultcJ him \\llh a kr11tc. .
In other ,l\\,irJ,, Ct\1li.1n l-rnpl'l)Ce of the Ye.1r ''cnt Ill J ulie I a'lt·
er, .1 p.1rl...1ng l\1111rol uf11 er \\ho -.t.trllJ "ork \qth 1hc JcpJrtment 11\
1 9~\IJ. I .1,tcr. JI. l':11ncll .1 b.11.:h~·lur\ dcl!rce in 1c..rc.111un aJn)rnMr.1·
ti,rn l 111111 C.il P11ly Pomon.1. • .
Olliu. ' • I I) 11.unc.1 D.l\C F1:th .I) f{l 'l f\l' Ulth."1.'r o r the ) c:ar.
F1 ... h, .1 4J·h',tr-old Ju,c111h: C11u1 1 ,,h,)\11 ll 1d1cr. \l1lun1ccrell for the
dcp.111111 .. 11.1 111 I' .,5 und 'P•.'nd, nrn .. h nf h" 11me on p.1trnh :and help-
ing 11 .111,p,111 !'""''"""'' "' J.iil.
I k h,1, .1ho \\orkcd an 11 c 111Hnilc ~rune' "·"lion ul the ddcl'll\C
d1\l'•,i11n tor 1he P·''' 1h1lc H.tr' .1nJ h.1, p~u11.:ip.1tcd in 1he Jc·
par1111e111 ,111i ... 1:i111.:\.' ·'""'"° p111~1.im.
Fhh IH1l,h a h.1.hclw Jc!!rce 111 .. on1111un1c.1111111' lrom ('JI St.ale
· fullenun.
Costa l\lcs~ bo.1 Inn. JOS M.1111 :>1 I 1111:..:rr11nh -\\Cr.:: kit on th gl.1 ~ l.I ,, ('Uld l.lfUtpm1.nl \\,I\ 'toJ.n (rum an Of·
111.1.' )UllC in th.: J';UO """" or U1rd1 '\trccl \\hlll.' a11111hcr 01111.c, 111 •he .noo ) A local ~fh<>ol tc;ichcr recently sot her Janu:iry bJnk ~1a1cmcnt showing
1ha1 someone forged one o( her chccl;s
for S:?OO at a To)H·U~ f1\c days before Chri~lma~.
Newport Beach
• A 23-vcar-old man \\JS arrcs1cd
A "oman 1n lhe 800 hll1<.l; of 151h
Strcc1 'has been pl:igucJ ~ ob~l'-'m: phone Call~ MnCC the bcginnnig of lhc
)'Car . • MondJy ·rQr selling m:iriiu.ina a1 1hc
corner of'}\iNay A\cnue and Mc·
•A red (1r°c Cllltnguishcr 1US ml\\lnJ
lrom the \\all o( the r~~taurJnr JI UJf-
Newport Beach 60/53
Balboa: 60/53
Co ta Mesa: 58/55
Corona del Mar: 60/53
TODAY:
Suttered s~rs, IOIM loc.illy he1vy with gusty wind~ early, then showers,
thundt'rs~rs and loully heavy rain
possible throughout lhe day ind ~nlng.
South wind• 1 S to 20 mph. Highs in the
low 60s, '°'"near so.
Small craft advis()f)' possible. South
winds lO to 20 knots, ~ Katt~
sh~rs, d\Uftderstorms and loc"!'Y heavy
r•ln fort.st today •nd tonight. riw foot seH •ith tOUth"'"terty t 2 foot 1-.n.
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unrise: 6~ss a m. un•«ot: ~:)4 p.m.
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Booster riOPes swimming pliol project woll't. get flushed ·
R alph Sherwin is the main man raising funds
for the new water polo and swimming
facilities at Newport Harbor High School.
And is Ralph ever sorry he
never got a chance to meet
Richard Berg. Mr. Berg you sec,
donated $50,000 to the Orange
Coast College rowing program last
week.
Sure OCC, can always use a
couple of new shells. But Sherwin
needs toilets, ond he would be
happy to label each one the
"Richard Berg Memorial Throne,"
or, says Sherwin, "Anything else
he'd like us to put on the bronze
plaques."
After nearly sLx years in the
On the
Coast dreaming, planning and doing
•••••-stages; after five years of fit s and
~tarts, ins and outS, the building fronting the
school's SO-meter Qlympic-size pool is about sLx
weeks from completion.
Dul as things stand now. the pool may have to
open without toile1s or showers.
"No way will that happen./' says Sherwin, a
marketing and sales consultant with two sons in the
water polo program, at Harbor High. "We'll •
scrntch, we'll kick, we'll pester. we'll do whatever
we have to do. But when this facility opens April 1,
it will have proper toilet and shower facilities."
The Aqua1ic Boosters Club for Harbor 1 ligh
water spom. went to the Ne~port Beach Cuy
Council a couple weeks ago in hopes of getting
$20,000, less than half of the S46,000 needeu to
purchase, in\tall and finish off the plumbing and
sani tary necessaries.
The council was not happy to see the Doostcr
people (who brought along most o f the swimmers
and water polo playc r,s in this part of the world for
support). These da)S, ~ity councils arc not happy to
see-anybody looking for money fo r ~ny cause, no
matter how good.
''Didn't ''c already give the>e guys
St25,000?Mayo r Phil Sam.one asked. No bo~.
S 150,000, but that still '"on't cover the toilers and
Stnd )'Our Items for Around
Town to Bob Yan Eyktn, Tile Pilot,
JJO H~ Bny St., Costa Mesa,
91621.
Pro Bono
NEWPORT DEACI I -P:ilm Springs mayor and candidate for the U.S. Scn:llc
Sonny Bono, belier known 10 ml ny a~ the mllte portion or the 1%0s duo S-Onn) and Cher, v.ill 11ddress a ;om1 luncheon of Balboa and Ncwpon I !arbor Rcpubl1· can Women, Federated at 11:30 a.m today at the B31boa B:ly Oub, l::!::!l \\ Co:ut I ltahv.av. For rc scrv:uiom. c:ill
645·9127 or 6-1.l-5745.
their read ing skill~ arc invited 10 p:irtici· pate in privately tutored literacy cl:is cs now bcmg org:ini1cd. Doth parents and students arc invi1cd 10 participate. Cla~s limes and locations can bo.&ai lored 10 the needs of indi,1dual par1tcipan1s. For m· fo rmation, cl ll Aviva Forster 1odi1Y at
760·3512 during the day or 556-3.iJ'O in the c\'cning.
lecture by ~fa_l}' Robinson at tod:iy's meeting oT the Co)ta Mesa Hi torical SO·
c1cty. Robmsun worked :11 the Fairview C(1unty Water Dbtrict, which became 1hc Mc~J ConsolidJtcd Wate r Di\lricl, Cru m 1953 until her retirement m 1975 The meeting 1s at 7:30 p.m. at the ~oc1c1y\ hcJdquar~crs, 1870 Anaheim St.
Literacy classes
Parents or )tudents 1n the Nev.po rt· Mc a Unified 5'hool Dl\tnct v.ho v.ant to learn 10 help their children 1mpro'e
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NE\\ PORT DEACtl, -Lecturer. au-thor and teacher Dr. Leonard Olguin \1111
~l\·c _ a prc~cn1.11ton to r.ircnt) cnlttkd 'Children .1re Our M~·'t Precious Com· modity" JI 7:30 p.m Thuhday in 1he
Loats Performing Arts Ccn1cr at Nev.·
port 1 larbor I hgn Schl>\ll Adnm.s1on I,) hc'c. All parents arc. m\llcd to a11cnd ·
Historical Society
COSTA Ml:SA -"\\'atcr, the En~111c or Cahforn1J Life." v. 111 be the topic of 3
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NEWPORT llEACll -N.:" port l!Jr-bor Repubhc,111 A\\cmhly will hu)I a pro· gr Jm on i>\UC' focini: lucal gu,crnmcn1. featuring Nc"JX!ll lle.1ch ~IJ\Or l'h1I S.IO\One :ind C11y Council member) l{uthch n Plummer :s111.l E1·elm JI art. al
6.30 p."m todJ\ al 1he Stuft Noodle re)· 1.1uran1. r or mtorm.111on, call .. 1!·8133.
quarc dancing
cos rA ~ll-SA -Tho arCJ\ S\\111!)111·
i:e)l \Cntor c1112.:n' S!Oup, lhc co~IJ
showers.
Why not? the mayor asked. They "cnt O\Cr
budget, hc-w:as-told, but thm*s sp1Jrcd nlilk. Ano
tFtey still need toilets and sho\\ocr•,, Afte r some
good, honest grumbling, the council buckcu the
$20,000 re_9.!.1est to its fin ance comrruttce for a
recommendation.
The recommendation \\<ijl be th<1t thc cil) comt!
up with an addilion:i l S5,000, ka\ing the Doo.,ter., .1
hefty $41,000 short . "We'll get the rest of the
money," Sherwin said. "I don't know ''here and I
don't lo.now how, but "e 'II get 11.
"I s1ill hope 1hc c11y ,.,.ill come up ''uh 1hc full·
S20,000, because I believe they '>houh.I. \\'e\ e dune
our part, and the school d1sfrict .h:is c<arned 1h
share of the load. Now it's tlic city'., turn.'
When proposed in 1986, the pool building was a
$390,000 project ($500,000-plus in 199:! Jull:irsJ.
The original concept called for the Uooster-. to kkk
in 29.S percent of the cost, the Nc,\pOrt-Mesa
Unified School Di!>trict 38.5 pcrceni ~ind the city ol
Ne" port Ileach 32 percent.
T he mu~t recent uccoonting l\c_secn )ho"') that
the UOQ5tcr., h;nc now contr1butcd S:!07 133 (37
per cnt):'"~M lJ!:iD S'.!05,000 (36 percent) and the
city SIS0,000 (27 pl!r cnl) •
. "\\'c red completely ju~11hed 1n allking the cit)
fur an additional ,$20,000" sa~ Shen,in;-who took
o'er Doo lcr lund r;iising for the project JUSt fi,c
month., <J!!IJ. ·1 be :.11.h.huunal funding \\ould b1 ing the
c1tv to a 30 p ·rc'cni contril>u1ion, v.hich i~ still sho rt
·of 1h uriginjl commitment, but 1:. "hut it "ill take
to gel the joh uonc,
"1 he pc1>plc 0£ the city, through the Park'>,
Ueache., anu Recreation Departmcm. get u
11ernenuou' :irnoum of u ... e out of thi:. pool,''
~hel'\,in ju,t1f1..:d, "c:ipcc1.1ll) du11ng the summer
'"hen the) h,I\ c lc:.~un ... rcutoJllun:.il S'' i}11ming anJ
all kind s ul :.i 11\it~ goini; on there. I'm prett) sure
mosl di tho c p oplc ''ill :ipprcdatl.! h:J\ ing a pl;.icr.:
l9 ~hO"era~\ r~o Ill tfii:fothruom." ,
rnJJ) ,.\ t~·1\ muri.· £OOJ re:iwn:. IO h;.il:,e toi/cb 'f
;inJ ~111.m cn .11 th .. · puo/.
Fred .\/Jrtiu's wlum11 rum C'HIJ .\/undo),
H cdnt:>d.I) .wd I ritl.J.l .
Mes:i Ouick)tCp~rs, v. ill hold their wccklv d.incc at 10 a.m. Thuhday at the Downtov..n Community Cente r, Anaheim and Center >trec ts. The group i' lookmg at cxpJnding II> actl\ities anu v.oulJ hke
new member . Couple> onl) plea\e. Fur informa11on, call 5·b-566,9.
:it 7 pm Thu Mia\ m the Commun.:' Room JI :-.c" l"=lfl · Ccl\tcr I 1br .i~. •.;if> San Ckmcn1e Drive For 111lurm.Jll\>ll, CJll (>.1.1.J l~J.
ort.:r a free t:i'< \;:r an.i r for >CniM CJll·
hr.' at l:~O rm l .. .,r~d.1\ .11 the l\e1gh· ti11rhuoJ Commur.11' Cen.tcr, tS.i5 Park ,,,, .
Book talk
NEWPORT llEACll ~-Jill K Con-
\\J\'\ "1 he Road frllm Colir.1111 • '"" he the 1np1c JI 1 hur)l..lav\ meeting of I.ch 1 Jlk Uouh 10 am at the Nc\\port Cen-lcr L1brarv, 1156 San Ckmcnle Omc. l'or more infurnlJllOn, call 6-1.1-3 r91
Life, death, law
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r sweetheart get. a lovely arrangen1ent fron1 1-OO-Fll1WERS, the wnrld'~ ncighbc1r-
hood florist. C hoose a ~asonal bouquet, a ozen roses or a mixed bouquet with n )~c~.
tartingat$39.99. Just call Pacific Rell first , at 1-800-427-77 15, ext. 35 , hy \'ak~ntin~·" D.1\
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A4 Wednesday, Februar}t 12, 1992
Business~·
Retailers report
slow growth
Respondents to The Daily Pilot'!>
monthly survey of Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa retailers in
January snw a continuation of their
!>low. upward trend in revenues,
but the) still haven't quite caught
up with their year-ago sales pace.
The regularly surveyed group
po.,ted January sales that, on
a'erage. were a mere I percent
_behind their JanuJI)' 1991 stiles.
The improvement m;ir~cd the 1h1rJ
straight month of moJcstly
improved peFf<>rm:incc, fonowing ~
disappointing summer and fall.
90
85
Reta II
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And while the rebound has been
g''fodual, respondents agreed that
the local retail environmeni has
truly been on the upswing. Some
believe they've endured the wor\I
of-the recession, and they sense
impro,eJ consumer alt itudes.
• Represents fa t year's performance. A score abOYC
-100 refl.ects an imP.rovement over the same month the
previous year, •~h1/e a score below 100 indicates a de-
cline. Scoring is b.15cd on s.1fos of local rctialcrs who
Me s un eyed-rcgul.lfly fgr this fea ture.
~ th ink there's a little more optimism in .the
air," one of the retailers said. "I think th e general
feeling 1s, at least we've sC!l.11 the \\orst it's going
to be. Unlil.e a month agt'. we can re re-~onahl~·
sure th,11 1i's b011omed out. We ma~ -.1nrt e.l\111i;
our ''a~ out
Another respondent "as less c111hu,1as1ii. about
the gradual improvement. He said hi~ J;imi.11\
sales "ere e\cn \\Ith hi-. JanuJry )l)9J .,_.1c,. bt1t he.'
uffercd an effec11'c dcd1ne 1n \\•1 11nc bcc.1u,1. h"
pricci. arc: lightly higher thr-, }C::ir I k ,,11J h1.
compcmatcd by cu11111g hi'> !Jbm ui'"
''It'll l11s::ippointini;:." he ~aid. "~h pnccs arc up
3 percent. and C\Cll "i1hl1Ut ·real i:Hmth Ill
\Olumc. my sale~ 'houlJ tic up 3 (k'r,·c.·nt i.in"
The same respondent said thnt ucspite gradual
imprO\·cmcnt 6ver the 1.itst few months, he secs
some ominous signs of\i1ings to come for rct:iilcr
~ll t!1c near LCLIU, _sucll a~ for~asts of ;u_ainy
Fcbru;1~ and March. a negative demographic
c;hifting and continuing l::i}offs and unemplo}ment
prliblcms in the region.
"All you can do i., kind of weather the s1orm, l>O
to !>peak," he saiJ. "l cJon'1 think we\c :,ccn the
"u!.~Luf,it. I think it"!> going to get \\Orsc . I'm
thinking th:it h} mid-year. hopefully "e can turn n
:110..inc.J :l li1Jle bit, but I'm 001 e\pCCtin~ ,Ill)
mir11)r mirnclcs O\·er the ne\t two or tlu~·c
111011 I h,,''
The J:inuary indc' :,core for r~1a1I: 99.
-11,i Tony Co.\
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Why do our guc5t~ like
the Little Inn on the Bay
so much?
fit//,. . J/11fi .,~n. "'"'
I ido P1rl. l>rht. 'rwport Brach. C \ QZ1>11 \, (714) 67.'·81100
Orange County's ·
Only Men's~ Outlet ·
~ Finally,
Orange count} has d ~tore
wtth quality clothing you
\\ant at prices \ ou ate
-'"Ihm; to pa;.
. Kai po Guerrero, formerly :J\·
~oci:.llcd \\II h llody Ql~\.e \H!t -
!>uit'>, ha!. joineJ the i.:ile, i.taff
of Katin U ,\ Inc., :I CO\t<l
Mcsa-b;i:.ed maker of surf
trun~s. •
Newport Beach resident Dr.
Judith Rosene r. a professor .11
UCI, :iml Nanette Pauce I r~m ·
cini, chief executive officer of
'the Spo,rts Conncc1ion in Co,ra
}.lc!>a, '"ere among four women
honored S;1turday "ith Spifll of
Ad11c\'eme111 a";Hd!> prcsc!nteJ
Newport Beach/Coata Meta Dally Pilot ---------------------------
-· I n thcsc tough economic times,
-m•rny companies have been
fotccJ to do\\ n-s1.te, a problem
often e'<accrbntcd by their O\\n
.shortcoming5 in leadership, mun-
ngcment, forecasting and planning.
MllrllN.
MlcAdlm
Business
Management
Muny arc cut-
ting back in re•ic-
11\e, J.lcs!r11eti\C
\\',Uy S b C.C-41 U~
their b\lllom lines
<ire in troul11c,
t hci r cash r·c-
sCr\ e~ ure lo\\,
debt is escubting
and they fear
neg.11 i1,c turnl> in
the market and
economic trou-
bles ahcud. •
• As u result.
employees h:ive
been treated unethic.111). fam~es
ha\e been hurt. cu .. 1omcrs anJ
stockholders haw been d:t,1iiage<l
and equity and profits have been·
IO\t . ~
Economic recovcn for thc-,c
companies \\ill be iough · during
the decade ahead. Very few of
. the ir lllQ.,1·comp~1cnt am! crenthe.
pcuple "111 \\ant to return. \'cf)
few of the customen. thC} once
had'"" \\;till to rlturn,
"' a sm.111 ln...,1111:-. .. leuder. )UU
c:in pos111on your co111p.1ny w :iJ-
ju't \\(.II 10 the llll:\it.1ble eco-
nu1111c dt''' nturih b~ de,~lc1p;ng .1
'1'"1" til thc future th.11 include'
b) Entrqm.•m•ur Gr0up. ••
Luc1c11 D. Truhill ha-. n:-
!!1gnc<l a' prc-.11.lcnt ,111J dud
. c~ccu11,e olliccr of the Oran~l'
County Chamber or Commcnc;•
effective May 15. after JO years
ut the helm. The Ch.1mbd ha11
-.ippcrimed tJ-S~rcl1 Ct>fllffi+H4tC-
to find a repl.icc.D\cnt
Pica e send )our Lip lhc Latl-
dcr nnnouncemc111s to The
Dally Pilot's businc s editor,
Tony Cox, nt 330 \\', Uay ·c.,
Cosla ~ksn, 92627.
Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642·4321, ext. 371
running• a lean business and main-'1tft:c. This information.;. cun be
taining the best cash flow possible. u cd to strengthen an'a balance
To make )our vision become a re-your company's operations.
nlity, you cun right-size your orga-• fatablish good environmental
• nizution und respond, rut her than c:inning and early-warning sys·
re~1c1, to economic do,\nlurns tcm for accurate forecasting and
"hen they hit. effective planning.
The right-siLing process requires •Establish und communicate
you to focus on need over greed, job-haring and cross-training poli-
oon1i1urous improvement a.ruL1op cics nnd procedures.
quality :ind !.ervice. It requires you
10 keep debt and C:l'>h now under •Develop plans for situationally
control by. gro\\ ing in a controlled using consultants aRd tempor:iry "·'Y ~ind going for quality .over employees with special skills 10
quantity in terms of mtlrket s.rnre achieve ta!.ks anJ func1ions not re-
-getting the 20 _££!fCnt of the quiring a full-time person or
customer!> \\ho pay th eir bills ant.I YI here · a f ull·time employee of
'deal \\ith )OU rc;.isonably. character and competence cannot
The process ali.o requires that be found. . .
you get, keep and utilize people. of.> •Establish a~d. communicate
dwracter, competence ·:ind c~ plan' for reduc111g hour~ and/or
mitment. 11 requires you to treat wages of all employees when time~
pcuplc right and as partners in get t0ugh .
)our cn1crpri c. When )·ou u!>c these element!> to
'I he prot.:css of right-StZing calls de' clop )OUr right-.\izing process,
for a Jetcrmination by you as a you will be in position to maintuin
tcnd1:r m·m:r~tmizc ethical charnc-the. best cash now possible and
tcr, compctencc. crcall\.ity and keep a competent, committed
proJuc1i\ ity in )Ourself ;.rn J \\Ork team of good character rn-
throughout )UUr bu!»111ess. You t:ict during tough times. Thi!!. y. ill
need a philo.,ophy of "u i.olid day's give )OU and )Our company a grent
\\Ori-. for a day's P~•y" at ;ill lc\CI:, con1petiti\C ad\;Jlllagc in the mar-
of ! our org,Jn1L.it1on. kctpl.ice "hen the economy rc-
1 o ctkcti,cl) CJrr) out the b unds. >
righh1.t111g process. )OU need to: Ur. Mfl~. 1d N. M tU'Jtdom is u
•Conduct rq;ul.ir and thoro~gh usinrss t sulwnt Dnd is L'..\Cru.;
,1.,,e ...... mcnl!. of )Our organi1atiun\ Ilic dirrcto of tllc Pro Artil c
fttlll tion-. Ill ge t accur.ll~ Jnd cum-Lt.Jdt•r: hip m tltuu in Nr11port
plcte inform.11mn Jlll.lUI pc1 form-Bcacll.
COS rA :\H!SA -Abbl') fkallhl .irl' Group Jm·,, .1 Ml11on:il pro\lllcr ,,r h111nc he.11th c.arc ~er\"l~e' unJ pruJuct:.. 1~ plJn11111~ a public offering
1>1 3. ' 1111l11on ~hare:. of 11~ ~ummun '1od ..
I he otfcring. \\hid1 \\Ill he u11dcn\11tten by Dill0n, Read ._I\: Co. Inc.,
Kidder Pc aboJy & Co. Inc. and .Smith UJrllC) I !Jtrn. Upham & Co.
Inc .. "111 1nduue :! 5 million ne" .. h.uc' sold b) 1\bbcy llc.:ilthcarc
Group .111d 1.3 m1llron 'hare~ )old h' C\is11ng stocJ..holJcrs.
As many a 570,000. adJ11ionJI .:;hare., could be i.old b)' the under-
writers if dem;ind "arrant an c\pJnsion of th e offering. The company _
didn't .11111oum·c ~1 per-hare pril:c or \~hen the offering is C'<pcctcd to
COlllRWll C.:
\ 0 Arc.hitecturc anJ pl~nning firm Kaufman ~kd.s Inc., formerly baseu
Ill I lou,ton, h.1:. rcloc!l,kd its hc11dqua1tcr to Nc"pon Dcach 1n order to
be 4.:hl!>cr to the huge Southern California homcb"CfilJing industry.
Thi.? 111 nf .1l1c.1J\ hhJ .1 Ne\\ puJI Ucach oft1ce, anu it \\ill keep its
I lou~ton ofl1ce Jnd 11'> l:utu('lc.1n hc.1Jquari.cr:, in OarcclonJ, Sp;1in. '
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Co)t.1 1' k .... 1-haseJ Enwle\ Corp. I ll'>tcJ a net lo.,, of S5.9 million on
rc\C1H1e-. of S31A h111l1on lor the '>l.'CllnJ qu.utcr o( 11s 1992 focal )CJr,
ended Dec:. :!9. ·
Plus!
\\.ednesddys dnd f riciays are
ladies day. Lunch i; on us.
'v1eet \our J.a\onte lad\ at
our ~tore to ac;srst \OU \\1th
\.our clothing seledron
Call ahead
-Lunch '' 111 be reach
-Little Inn on the Bay-
<Alr Gu~ Say It Best! I
The ki..." compare'> \\1th net 1ncomc ot S 1~9 1111111011 on re\ enues of
SJ~.6 mi limn 1n the .. cc11nJ qu.11 ter l>I Emu le,\ 1992 focal >ear.
) hrou~h the lust l\\l)•ljU.l rlC.:rl> Of 11' CUI rl.'nt f~.;J )Car, the lllJker of
cornpulcr cnh.1nccmcnt fl'~'Jucl::. !Xhtcd .i net lo s qf S5 .3 million on
rc\cnuc' of S66.5 m1lliun, \\ hich comp.ires "rth :J S3.J million net profit
Oil rt:vcnuC:'I of S72 7 million in the l1r~t h.1lf of it 199 1 risc:ll \Car.
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fram e , entire . election
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About SS 4 million of th1~ li-,cal )C.ir's 'l.!cond·qua(ler lossc~ stem Crom
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Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Pilot
---+-,Community FOrum ..
Editor William Lobdell...6.i2-4321, ext. 351
..
Editorlal
Two good
reasons
for parade
-Ac-t ·~P. ----__,,..
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The envelopes, please ...
Thumbs up to
hometown skaters
Scott Wendland and
Tod(! Snnd, w"o refined
their moves at the Ice Ca·
pades in Costa Mc a and
are now entertaining mil·
lions from the Winier Olum·
pies in Albertville, France.
Wendland and partner
Jenni Meno and Todd Scott
along with his partner Na·
tasha Kuckiki make .up two-
thirds of the American fig·
ure skating pairs who tr:iv-
cled to Frnnce for the
games.
The yean of work, pa-
tience and perseverance at ·
work here is st:iggcring. If
anyone in Costa Me~n is
feeling badly :ibout the ,£an· •
ccllation or the parade cc .
cbr:iting the Orange Count)
rair centennial, here·, an-
01hcr cxcu e for a parade -
homctow n heroes.
_A Thumbs up to the D...J development firm
that is -finalh -
sprucing up the h1ghl) • 'j,.
1blc corner lot at l 71h S1reet
and Orange Avenue.
The parcel of I.ind., the
former site · of a chicken
)t,ind that ultimately was
torched by arsonbts, has .
been in various state\ of di •
repair O\Cr the )ear'i. Out
recently, the O\\ners -In·
dcpendtnt Development
Company LP. -decided
thal while they wan for tbe
economy to turn• and their
plans to finalize, the 'acant
chunk of land might as well
took gooJ
Sprinkler.., sod and some
Oowcrs ~n will replace the
gnarled landsc:ipe at the in-
ersccti<m.
_A 1flumbs up to the DJ local re taurant
. workers and fooll
sef"ice rcprcsentatheii for
1a\..ing 11fe initial !>!Cp!. on a
landmar\.. proJeCt that ."ould
h:in-cst leftO\'crs and procell!>
them into meals for' man)
thou~nnd\ Of people ef\ed
by Costa Mesa·ba,ed hJre
Our Sehc ..
Kno,,n now as the Or·
ange AID Kitchen pro1ect,
the concept ~ould inHll\c
collectmg lefto,er food from
re taurants and catering ser·
'ice and delhering the footl
to SOS.
A flllld·raiscr ~ill be~helJ
in April to giYe the project
life. Needed is a rdngcr·
ated lruc!I.., 1l ~1tchcn th:u
could be used to procc ll the
food and -of course -
'olunteers to pie\.. up the
food.
Restaurant owners esti-
mated that about 20,000
pounds of fsx>d could be col·
lccted each week.
rJ'a Thumbs down to ~ Co tn Mesa liigh
School -no, mille
that any high school -that
casts st:iff and. faculty for
·roles in student drama pro·
duction . The practice Just
doc n't make sense. Not by
any definition.
Reade.rs believe high school productions should ·b~ left to the kids
Editor's note: The following is
a sampling of the Readers' Hot-
line responses the Daily Pilot re-
ceived on the issue of teacher
and storr members at Costa Mesa
High School being. cast for roles
in school dramatic productions.
Tltc rcsporrse was unanimous -
give students fint crack at all
roles.
A view from the director's chair
of Mu-.ic" and tlun·g~ l1k1. that,
the only rule'> that fac:ult\ e'er ll>\.>~ "ere directing or such, :.ind
there '"ere ;.ibo ~1udcnt:. to hdp
·1 h1' 1, their 'chool. thi., b tlfrtr
m:iJur :ind b) gull» the~Q.u.IJ
be :ihlc to ~IUtl} 11 tu the fullest.
R egarding the question if
Cos.ta Mesa high schooJ
officials ·should allow foe·
uhy and staff in major roles in
student production pl:iys. I would
think no, unle!>s that there is ab·
solutely no one who is a student
who is even partially qualified.
This is 1 not a professional pro·
duction, it is a growth and devel·
opment of the arts of the stu·
dents, not the entertainment of
adults. ,
JOI IN RUSSELL
CostaM~
A horrible practice
I am calling :ibout the faculty
and staff getting oarts in the
school pb)ll at Co:ita Mc a
High School. 1 think it is a hor·
nbk practice, it ~hould be for the
students. Let the '>ludents play all
the p~irts.
BERNARD SIMON
CoMa Mc~.1
Jeach the students
I don't think ~taff or f.1cult)'
ha'e any bustnc!\\ betng in
the school play ... The -.choul
1s there tu teach the 'tudent,, not
to teach the facultv how to ~1..1.
So I think. that is , '~rong. I thinl
th ev !.hould s11c\. to MuJenl\ 10
all parts.
TOM HUNl ER
Ne~port lkach
Purely students
S incc the hot line question concerns the
rather misleading JHticlc in l.1-.t friday''>
paper, I thought I would c"all und correct the
many crr'or$.
My first name is spelled Jon, not John. I w:is
director and musical tlirccLUr of Jhc '·Mu:.ic
Man" and cast that show m)sclf. Last year's
production was cast by a three-man audition
committee made up of three ·teacher!>. I "a-. the
music:il director, and the show was directed b)~
classified staff member Melanie Dcl\lney. This
yc:ir's show has a five -member production staff
made up-of three teachers ar:id two cla!>S1fictl
members.
Two: the roles that have gone to faculty and
staff members in p_reviou!> musicals \\Ould not
be considered lead roles by mo:,t music.ii
theater profcssionab. None Of the staff role)
had any olo !.Ong::.: Jn last ~car's production of
" Bye Dye Birdie,'.' the lead role!> \\ere played
by students.
The pr<:\.ious )e:ir s production of "Mu-.11:.
Man," the lead rules ''ere pla}ed by "tudcnl'>.
The p::irt of the m";Jyor and his wife \\ere indeed
pla)ed b) staff member and ''ere un<lcNmlicd
by student-..
Three: 1 l~e part of fagin In thh )ear\
pro<luction of "Oli,er!'' ha-. not been ~i,en 10 a
school cmplO)el!. In fact, there has tK·u1 no t.11),.
by an) of the product 1un "tJff ;1bout thh.
four: It "as announced hefore audllil1n, Ja,t
)Car that the role of Mr::.. Pcter-,on "~'ulJ nut
be a'ailablc 10 stOlknts so none of them ''1.mtJ
feel 11\..e they \\ c re co111pc11ng \\ 11 h Lieu It) for
that part. .
Fi,e: N'o !tlUtknt~ ha\.e been repr1m.111deJ lnr
talt..ing to the D.1il)' Pilot. No ~tudcnts ;11c
named by name by the Dail) Ptlut so it \\\HllJ
be impos-.iblc to reprimand \tuJenh "hl1'C
identitie!> :ire unkno"_n. J :l:!.£!.hcrmore, 11 •":>.Jll) _
positionthat :.tudents ;1re free w t.1Jt.. to
\\home,er the) desire about 1111, 1 ... ..,ue. Student'>
arc 'ah\a)S free to a'>t.. que-.tmn-.. )lJlC upm11.lll'>
and compl.un abolJt pracuccs that the)
question. ~tany '>tudents ha'c done !>O, and the)
Jrc ah\a)\ li,tencil to an<l appropriate ~tcp~ :in.:
taken.
Six: Student::. "ho <iHended the drarfla
\\Orhhop meeting \\ere not told that a number
of major pans \\ould-be filled by faculty .ind
"talf members. No faculty ha!> been g1\cn un)
pJrts in this year's production. \
Se,en: Linda Whelpley, "ho rs quoted on
p:ige one :.md six, b not :l parent of a current .
Co'>t:l ~tcsn High School student.
Eight : Staff members involved :..1rc 1101 trying
to fulfill their dreams on :.tage by being imol\ed
in these produc\ions. They were a:.~-cd by the
production staff to be involved.
Nine: ~fa r:.lrn Stevens \\ho is quoted on pJgc
6 did not have any .children attend Co!it.t Me,.1
I ligh School last )'.c:ir. I !er daughter, Naomi,
spent the cntir~_)e~u in German~ and returned
home after graduation. Iler son, Juhn, \\J~ a
\lutlcnt at S:idulcback High School in Santa
Ana la\t yc:lr. M:lr:ih:i Stevcm c:urrcntly ha'> nu
childn.•n attending Collta Mesa High School '
T en: 1 he tradition of casting :.tJft member'
in student productions 1 .. not C\dU'>I\ e tu
Co'>ta ~tcsa lligh School. Ttm pr.1~tice.i' u~J
111 other school-.. ,._
..lO\. LISDOR'> .. (lwr.11 <lirnt •r
Cc>,t.1 ~h.. ,,1 ll1gh !)~l.11l1I
l:."ditor's note: /•nrent Lind.1 H l1dpl<_~ • dJuJ:hltr
i C'liglblc to takr parl in Co!>IJ .\fr.'>J lliJ!h
Sdwol ,'}("th itiC'S. $he i:, :J furmu cu .. 1.1 ,\/( :,J
lli~lt dwol jludrnt 11 llo, IJ<·c·:iu e of i111ur10
s11/Tcrcd in ;JJJ :iuwmubih• .1cdtlt•111, Jmd tu lin·
;..,/1 tu:r cniur JC:ir in tl1c· dwul di,trict":> 111·
clcpC11dC'11t :,Wd) progr:Jm .•
1•:1rcnt .\far:,/t:f tr1 cns d:wgllt<·r 11.h .it·
lt'nd<'d Co!>t:1 .\ksa I liitll 'dwul si11n' :>'-'' £'11 t11
grad~ :mu as t/Jc ..,diuv/'.'; forrign <'Hfi:ml!c :,fu·
dent. jJJC'llf lier c1rl'fir .' c;Jr in Gcrm.111.1 . I frr
on is a furmcr C olW .'1£' a lt1gl1 'dwol fu·
d<.•nc ll /10 fast :>ttrncfr<l Cosl3 .\lc.•sJ /ligh ju
1990.
-• JA \ ~trl CllEl.L
<?0')1:1 ~le~
Keep students
in all roles
I bdit:\C StrLngl~ \IUJCnl!>
'hould ha\e thi.: role .... ·1 h~,
);W\\ b} doin~. 1101 b~ \, :.11.li-
ing. The fJ1.Ult) and )tati :.huukl
ht. cn;.ibkf'>, ~u1ll1..') and J c·
-.ource'>. not !I'> s1.1r-.
l3RL;CE RO!)i\LS
CuronJ Jd :-..1.tr
Students are right
I {hin t.. lh~ '>tuJ.:m3 .m! n~ht',
:rnJ I JonJ..Jh111J.: the dr®L
~1Jrnini~trator ... hdon~ in it ~t ·
all. I thin\..: it ·l>don.! .... tl) the .)\U·
llc:nl".>. -
JOY CJ.IRISTI .\:--.!)L'
:'\1:wport Uc:J\. i
It's their play
I thin\.. the ~tuuenh 1,houl,J
h:.i\e the p!J~~ 1hcm~,1.1\C'\, It
b tnlrr 'du ul, .1nJ th.:' \\:.tlll
tl• lc.irn ;inJ the\ ~h"1uld h.;,I!' th"
nwJur rol1.., 111 c\ei: r,t~~ · · ....
DALL: \\Al'I .
:"1.:\\ pun Uc..;d1· •
Doesn't s.ound lair
No. I tlon"t thin!.: lcad1cr!>·
;110ulJ be lJ k111g kaJ1n~
r,Jlo 1n th.: :.~h'ool pl,1)~
It i-. hJcd enm~i;~~Jo~. out....~Q.;r
ld1i:t\\ cn~mJIC. nut hJ\lng tu
• lll"e out tO \our 1e.1chcr::. : . .tnJ -.,1
forth A g~>J ~l1lum>n tu thb
might be to h!!\C t\\O p!J~, ;;i
~car. one a fJcult~ .plJ~ un,t on.:
;1 ,tuJcn\.-plJ) :ipd each group
uiuld hJ\C th.: k .1Jing JOI,., In I t is Strange that \\hen thing ..
happen 1n the school'I 11\..c
guns and \iolcncc, the ~c..ich·
crs band together and Sa) \\ell,
families should handle these chil·
dren, "e arc here Ju't to educ:ue
And no\\, "e need a ··family \..ind
of proJuciion "
----~~ ~--thC.Jr pU} ~ J1v 1>1h.-r .!.'t:i'l' P. •
and rn.1\.c II puri:I~ tudcnh. p\J~ed Ille 'ulwrdinJIC. h.lk~.
\\ h1.. n l '' .,, in ·high ,1.h\)()l in Doc-;n't ~ound fair tne \\.l\ it ''
the 6th. that', \\hJl '"e d1J a11d • :'\A 'C'1 FL L1 (.'
'ome uf 1he pla~' ''e d1l{. "Sound Co:.1.1 \11.,J
DramJ 'tuJcnt" '"II nc,cr
le.1rn b) 1n:rl JncJ error :ind
1(1rough 1hc1r mi,r:ikc-. i th~)
hJ\e tu he ~I \C,1r' llld Qe lure
1hq c;1n get ~ ·p.irt. I thin!.. "e
-.houlu get -.1:itt :.ind fJ~ult~ .ind
g1rlfrknJ, :ind cuu Uh out_ of th"
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And sn then Nixon said: '1 · am. not a ·cook ' 8 I I
LET'S NOT HEAT T HAT STEW
AGAIN 7 In th e mail is a ne\\,Jcller from
~ 1 he Richa rd Nhon L1hr,1ry <ind
13irthpl:icc, ~ay up there in Yorb,1 L1nJa,
fo,ting boo~.a":ulable for purch.1-.e in the
gift !>hop.
One I) a tome 111led.
"The White I lou-.e
Family Cookbook:·
fc~Uuring bcM ... lO\~J
recipe (only S27.50.)
And now I'm conf uscd.
Wnh perfect cl:mry; I -
can rec:ill President
NL"<on declaring. "I am
not a cook."
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AND HERE'S
SOMEONE ELSE
__ _. __ WHO'S NOT FADING
AWAY .-Folks seem
rnther pleased with The 'oaily Pilot's
revelation that retired Gener:il Normnn
Schwankopf will pocket $50,000-plus for
Thu~day's two Jppcarances here.
''More power 10 him," writes Richard
Edris, "ho describes him elf a an C"<·G I
whol>e veteran·~ benefits aren't in the
~ame league. "'l\c no q1.1:11rd \\1th
Stormin' Norman') :ibtlity to comm.111d
-.uch prices. but 'huuldn 't h" 111c\..n.1me bc
d1J11ged to Perforn1in' NormJn?"
Uill O'Connell a~' he ''·"n't in\ltcJ tu
hcJr SchwarLloprs ~ri.:cd1 before the
Lincoln Club. but pl.111' tr..' attend h1'
;1fternoon appe:irancc at Ch..1pman
Uni,ers11 . I 1c·s gl.1J lbat hl) S.30 ti ke1
'' ilrcon1ributc-1n ~mall mea,ure t\) the ·
foor-star fee.
. These honor:ina f.idc "hen Clllllp,.ued to
the 15 malliOn that the Dc'e .. Swrmer\
memoirs arc e'pected to fetch. Uut e'en
th:it isn't high, COf'lsidcrrng th.11 Sadd:un
llussci.n probably pocket) th.11 mud1 in .1
\\eCk . I WELL. lT'S NEWS TO ME -\'m~
0
prob:ibly knew the'i~ thing::. Jll alnns. hut
l\c ju::.t learned that:. I
• Cooler head' nre pre' .ulmg fur
Friday"s elcgant nupti:1ls at the Vil1,1gc
Crean, uniting cJblc TV per::.onality
Barbaro Vcnczia and t~ l\coon 'tall
Tkucz)k. Nopofi.as, no tora;llell.l\. none
of that other hot ethnic stuff. a., ad,ertl\ed
here, but 1 e\pcct to h:i'e a "onderful
lime .lll)'"J). ··11·11 be :.1 bl.1'1," \O\\~
Or.1ngc. Co.1,1 m.1g.11inc puh4_,hcr Ruth
h.u, maid o( honor. ''ho", a bl.1~1 jll t'~
her'lcll
, • Spe.1\..ing of 1.!\f>Crll·ncc' lrtim \\llldl 1
m.1) ne,cr fl'l:U\t~(. be't mJn :'\li)..c Crai~
le tcJ briJ..:gn.)\)m T\..11. L~ \, ~'-~Lin~
rrr1. nd'> .It .1 bo} '>·linl~ °ba'h l he l)llH. r
night"at;he-Sh;:irk C-iub-:in Com ~1esa
nc' er kne\\ th~ po"'I hal~·dN·o C\l~tcJ.
and no" ll r;)r1k., high on m) 11 J..111a cl .irt".
U.\.,C, ,\:'\O'l HEH l' \H IY l'~t :'.'\OT
Ut::l:\G l:'-. \.l'l L:l> TO :... Anl>ther rnJtl~aC.
ha' i.:ome nJ gone. JnJ th..re\ ~1111 no
1n ... >t:.ition 11 attend Liz T.1~ll,r"11 <>0th
l 1r1hJ.1\ dettr~lll'll on r1..11. 2~ Jl
Din~I.
h 11 P'"'1blc. I ''onJ.:r. ltl "·1·1~.l!-.1n
lll\ 1tM1i>'n ii I c .in· nJme .111 lll t •\: ~.:' i.:n
D" uh' \\('II. 11':. '"llrth :.t tr.. . .
Gracious, all tho-.e \\all-t \\ak .tt-'"---lhriT'"lr.iffiC, i.1 the b~~t \.1f 11\\
people w11h ;11 1hat high·\lllta~c rec, :'.:d1on . .,t\. '.\iclJ{', L:ddil'. \lil..l,
e\uhi.:r.ince. Sigh... HilhJrd' I ind II, John, and Llirn. . ,.., .
• \\ hat'ii the 1oughe.,1 11d.ct in tO\\n ? ..._.
No contest. The1 R1tz·C,1rlton·s 4th annuJI
··Gentlcntcn's Ci~ar Smot..er,'' ~cb..:llulcJ
Apnl 16. h.1s been sold out for more than
a }Car, and there's~' long "aiting l1~t
iitrctching from London to Hong Kong.
Guc-.1 of honor Milton Dcrlc \\ill launch
the hl.lc~ti~~i,itieii h~ eircumcbing the
e\entng\ fir:.t coron.\.
I • ~peaking of puH Muff. don't mi::.s Pat "
\licht<el's cable TV~~ on ~tondJy, Feb .•
14. prc,cd1ng the Ne\\pon Ueai;h City
Council c~1on. 11c·11 inter\ IC\\ J 'former
co11nc1lman -from Re;1Jing. P.1. :..
PL \ld\'G 01-Cll fllR.\ft:O ~\.\IL .
~,.1,h1on d1.. .. sncr Okg Ca s1ni \\.lS 1n
ll1\\ll thi.: other u.l}. JJ~•flllllt; a !>l"IJI
~mrcc. Jnd jo1.11nJll-.t Jim D~an ·~as
dehg.htcd w .. n:1r h1-. p11.!urc
' t\HI\ 1ng hi' 1.,ubJCCt 1fo\\ n ,11\J acr"ss,
Jun ,;.11d 10 Olt-r "\ ou r.: the: t1rllt
Crll"" lcr.U put.-le nJlll~ I 'c l' er
plhllll~r.1phi.:J." ·o
L \I I LI\£ -Rcm~mber .• h .. 1Ja, 1-. \ ..
L11\1.l)1n·, t-1rthJ I\ -Olli 1\~otJ·~
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Hold the parlde;
fllll 1111 1m111111-
I would like to tee that, instead
or a parade, ahe money that
would be pent on a parade used
to reed some of the homclcs
people around here nnd buy
them some bll\nket-s or r»inwcar.
tlclp them out.
We ha"e a lot of needy people
in Co ta Mc a th1H really need
~me help.
ANNt SAMPSON
C~ta Mesa
let'• cllllll'ltl
I think it as 1wful th•t they are
dump1n1 this panide. I 1hinlt
they .should do somcthinJ for the
homcle1 durin1 that 11mc. We ,
are celebrating our independence
on the Fourth of July and here
we have 1he chance to help some
people who arc less fortunntc
than us, just like the people who
came over here to be free from
religious per!!>ecution.
I think it is a great oppor~unity
to help those homeless people.
give them blankets or just pro·
· vidc ~onicthing (or them during
that time.
SCOTtMINEKE
Co~ta Mesa ·
Get rell, Mll'll
Somehow Mark Pctro«a for·
got thot he is enjoying the
greatest peace dividend of all:
freedom for him to spread his
dubious \\isdom t~ the rer.l of u\.
Ht'. \hould be thankful to the
con erv~tives ror that kind oC
f rcedom because we arc the one
who kept .up the pressure th::it
ended the Cold War. Abo he
docs propose a $50 billion cut in
defense. 1 wonder what we're
going · to do when the Third
World rountrie start coming up
w~~~t~u~~~~~ ~:~~~hich .they nrc
Perhaps the Jimmy Cnrter•uc·
fcn'c of pulling the plug on the
Chri tm:i tree, so they can'1 )CC
u to bomb u'? Al~ he fcch th:it
\\C need a Democrat 11n the
White Huu~c lntcrc tin£l)
cnouah. the Democrats h<t\C en·
joyed nmnina the pending ~pi,\lt
by running Congrc~ for arout
the la.st 50 f'll" and ha"e hait
comp\ctc contro1 of th:\\ and ha' ~pent us into thi' rccc\,ion n~
\\Cll ~ s1ar1111g 10 r ... 1n "h.11 has
m.1dc 1h11, countr;. the grcatc-.t
cou01ry l)n c.irth .11HI th,ll i'I c.1pi· .
tali'lm .111J lrcc entqpri,e.
uf lh ro" in~ me for a Juop.
~tCH~. l hate Ill inform \OU '''
tlm. hu1 1h:11 gentleman 1., nglu. ·1 -
,.,.,,'horn and r~1,cJ here. my Jt\·
ceM01-. arc from here anJ their
What \\e rc.tll) need 1' 11 c:1.,n· .ince)tor::.. \\hen \OU take a kXll.: ~crvJt\\'e m u!t1c~ m the ~1'1rit llf out here "l\.\l t.he h\)mcle .... 11,
Calvin Coolid&c. lill th.,i pet,pk • made up of. 1f you "l'Uld t:tkc
who want tt' \\l)r\.. c.ln "mk und the tune tu 1:tl\.. h\ "'"'e ul thc'c
the J*)r can get richer "11\J the pcl1plc or oiler ,,nc of thl'm a
rich can gc 1 richer an~I the "hole 1ob. )OU "'lulJ llnJ out that \\hat
country w.ill he belier nft. Per· thi-. m.rn i' '")ing j., .. adly true.
tmps 1t\ time he left ,his cu h· llcipdull~ ll \\ill w~kc ur the
ioncd 1ob of ~hool tcachina and \mcrti.:an JlC,lplc, .hccausc th ·' ut out.in the rcul "orld HARR). Z.,\NC K Jcti1utcl) need to be "oke ur.
Nt\\Mrt Ue.&lh E'cl')body \\ant'I top dullu. Well. • -1 am '\Ure \OU. :intl l •oulJ like Get ....a ltlVI 0 tu make• ,1 "nullion J lll:ar 1 ~nr
,-__, • lOd. Unfortun:H\:I), 11 duc$n'&
. Stc\'C Marble: I am rcaJmt your '<l>Ork like th:u.
:uticle, all of )\>Ur ~rtidc arc 3\.
wa)11 in1crc)ting, hut this is kanJ
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lOM llAlL
Ne" pon Uc;i h
~n Independent "'It,._. 01lJper
rubhshcd b)
Co.a~t Community NtY.1, Inc.
Elliot Steil'\, Jr.
chatrman
Jim Cressingtr
publisher
Tom Johnson
aS)()Ciate publisher
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SOS: Getting a helping hand from local
From A1
Oarbarn Considine said.
In an effort to be a goo<l
neighbor. volunteers reguJarly
distribute leaflets and post signs
reminding Ule1r d tfnrs fh3T"SOS
is part of the neighborhood and
has c<:rt ain responsibilities.
Considine sail).
"We ha\'cn't won over
everyone. but we're progressing,"
she said.
Schwartl 1s not the only
neighbor'' ho has been going out
$1299
31/i-ln. Ughf.Duty
Bench Vise ''° 1~
11-ln. Monarch lroomn,.11•••1
25-Ft. Trouble Ught<> .. ,u_,
® l(IT (Uet•IC co .. ~--·
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4-Pk. 100 Watt Long Ufe
· Inside ft'osf Ught BUibs
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WERNER
$3499
6-ft. Alumlnum St.plodder
{)IJ.I .. ,
SENTRY.
Hardwar.e
(
o( fiis way to support SOS. And
ome like Mesa Automotive,
which repairs the SOS pickup
truck for free, has long
supported the charity group.
Lasl mont , ROn Cfiarter,
owner of DCM Au1011,1otive on
Superior Avenue, cam_e up wjth
the idea of starting a food drive
for SOS, offering free bral.e
inspections in return for one can
of food and discounts on
tune-ups for three cans of food .
So far, tharter's collected ...
7hat~al.ae.
HAROWARI!
f.Jchicag~ Specialty
~NTERMATl°C '
$549
· Tim.All• Vartable Lamp pnd Appliance Tl,,,.ru .. i1sa111~1.
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$1499
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Shartc Saw Serles Rne Cut
Pull-Stroke Hand Saw
II GI)( !O ,_IC
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more than 1,000 cans of food for
SOS, ranging from broth to
refried be:rns. The food drive has
been extended into early March.
"We're ll)'ing 10 be a little
innovative and do something '
th:u 's a li ttle different," Charter
said, who's had his shop on .
Superior Avenue for three years.
"This was just a way to help and
~get new customers."
<;harter admits he was
concerned when SOS first moved
in a couple doors down, nlthough
~~•SENTlr( L.\.4 Hardware
O'iiliBGHT --.~-----
$3~
Super Angle lroom()lO)j,.tO
$5••.
15-ln: Supetba,.<>QCH•m
. ~£ Vermoor • . T-" American
$699
6-Pc. S.A.E. Comblnatton
Wrench Set11t1>1Ut011
10.J.Oz. White Slllcone
Rubber Ca\llk 110ttfc;IU1)
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he didn't sign petitions opposing
the organization.
, "I was a littlt bit worried," he
said, ''but they had to move
-SOmcwhcrc."
So far Charter said sbs has
not caused :iny problems fo r his
business. If anything, the steady
stream of people walking p'ast his
business each day to SOS h'as
just made him more awa re of the
tough economic times.
"It just shows you how many
people need help," he said.
$699
Drain King'" For
111Pln. • J.ln. Draln111~11'10I
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From A1
11\c Daily Pilot min monitoring
station in CosJa Mesa r~rded
0.87 inches of rai n by Tuesday
evening. The Nation Weather Ser-
vice reported that on averag__c 1.18
inches of rain fell countywide ns of
early Tuesday evening. Snow levels
in some nearby ski ing resorts fell
·below 5,000 feet, according to the
National Weather Service.
T he rain did not discourage
surfers who took adva ntage of 4-
foo t i.urf Tuesday aft ernoon.
"\Vhen you're wet, you're wet,"
s:iid Newport lifeguard Jim Turn·
er, who said bigger i.urf may be on
the way.
• Tuesday's showers did not dis-
courage 5-ycar-old Kyle. Brunke
from running along the beach nenl'
·"the Newport Pier in between r~ws
of seagulls who were waiting Gut
the storm. His parents, visiting
from Anchorage, Ala., said it was
the firs t time he'd ever seen the
ocean.
Out the rain was not welcomed
by Tom West, a 39-year-old home-
less man stretched out on a bright
red sleeping bag in front of Dor-
othy's Thrift Shop in Costa N-tesa.
West -a mcchJnic and carpenter
-sold his van. loi.t his job and his
tools were i.tolen. l le'i. been on
the streets for si.\ months. "I just
let the weather do what it's going ·
to do and uy to stay in a dry
spot," We~t s:iid, wearing a plastic
poncho and water-soaked tennis
shoes.
Defore the lat~st storm, New-
port officials said. there was a
chance thatmandatory water ra-
tioning would be raised from 20
percent to 30 percent. ..
"Until this recent set or storms
came, we had so me pretty alarm-
ing news, that the Sierra snowpack
was at 47 percent of normal," said
Jeff Staneart, acting utilities direc-
tor in Newport. "Hopefully, this
se ries of storms we're seeihg right
now will preclude the need to go
from 20 to 30 percent rationing."
Sr:mc:m secs' no end to rht
drought, however, untilJhe storms
shift to central and nortllern Cali·
fo rnia an d substantially increase
the snowpack in the Sierra-Nevada
mountain 'range. Most of the local
rainfall ends up in local flood con-
trol channels and is dumped in10
the ocean.
National Weather Service me-
teorologi)tS say the storm that
swamped San Fernando Valley
Monday and soaked Orange Coun-
ty Tuesday is but the fir t of a se-
ries of Pacific s1orms headed for
Southern California that may last
until the middle of next week.
SlllVEY: Checks opinions or locals
From A1
llcach. The responses indic:'uc \Ot ·
crs feel 1hc n~llion, state anJ coun·
t)•nre on the "\Hong track" in
general, but 54 percent s.ud the
ci1y of Ne" port is hc.adcd 1n the
right direc1iun.
These resulti. reflect 0thc ge neral
trend 11.1t10m\lde. acc:urdin~ to
Paul Frecm.in, man.1g111g p<lrlncr
of Ncl!ion Com111un1cJt1uns.
To gauge .attitudes, thb~e sur-
'-Cyc<l \\~rt abo a-J.l!d "lh'rhcr
they hJ\J u l.l\yrahlc or unfJ\Or-
abh: ·opinion of 38 ,groups and
businesses in the community. I loag
l fo~pital got 1he highest percent-
age of fa,orablc responses -83
percent s.1id tht.:y had a f;J\orablc.
opinion of the ho p1tjl, The cil)·
spom.orcd Oa~is Senior .Ccntu
was the ne\t fa,ored' eslablish ·
ment, \\olth ~· 74-pc rccnt vote.
·Club had 51 percent of the fa\or-
able vote. wiJh 31 percen t feeling
urrfa\orably. and The ll'\inc Co.
hJd only 40 percent in fa, or, "ith
47 percent feeling unfa,orably.
These •results \\crcn't surprising,
said FrecmJn. "Developers • typi-
cally don·t score as high as 11ospi-'
tab," he said. "Hoag Hospital
scored high nmon_g all :ige groups.
''The ll'\inC Co .. I \\-Ould point
out. has a higher rating than de-
velopers J.H crall. su they're doing
~me thing right." -
i um Rcd\\111, J.rector of cn-
lltlcmcnt fur II'\ 1111; 1".J~ifk. 1 h lr-
'"ine Co.'s dc\.clOpfl.lcnt arm, said
the results h:ivc left him th inking
about ihc copipany'!> 1muge.
The Newport Ut:ach City Coun-
cil h.1d 56 p1.:rc:cnt in support , :?3
percent \(1th an unfa\orabrc opin-
.,....,.._.-..--~1..-.iWL:W-61w.u !l ~.op~
..It m:tlc me feel ' e need to
do a belier JOO of gelling the \\Ot1!
uu1 about ull 'the pos11i\'C, good
tilings \\C do in 'the com-·
munity .. .lil.c the library land CK-
ch.1ngc agreement "e !"Cgol1Jtcd
\\1th the city. the Fashion bland
remodel. the open !>gJce and IJtrls
lha h:i"c ccn de 1c:ited," cd-
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$344
14-0l.ea ....
stain 1ernc;v., n ''llOO'ttl
11-ot. Super Lube•~
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MAIN POST OfflCI
Mean)' hilc, the llalboa Ua) t
BOND: omclal wants to promote laue
From A1
.ind cduetlling dtilenl> to <1011\.ince
VOtCr!> uf the benefits of acqui1 ing
the land.
"l perl>unally am nut re.11 fond
of \Oting for gcner JI obliga1 ion
bonds my!.elf: I do it sekc.'llH'I),"
said \ .1tt, \\oh fom1cd the New-
port Conscl'\·ancy to r.1i e money
to buy some of -1he umoµc he<l
land.
"I didn't "·'"' to do the sul'\e\
that i.uun .. I \\Jnted more time to
do this thing right. If "e keep
worlJn.g on. t.hi,:. for anothet year,
i1's possible ''c could get a higher
rci.uh.''
Watt Jid perhJps pre ent cco·
numic \\-Oe:. arc an influential fac ·
tor, noting that bond i)SUCi. to ac·
quire Ltgu na Can)on and parl-
IJnd in San Juan Capi\1rano \\Un
support in prior )CJrs.
While Watt "ould like more
time to promote a park bond, she.
rculizes others in the city und T he
Irvine Co .. ·"hich i trying to ncgo-
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ti.lie a de,clopmcnt. .1grccmcnt
\\1th the ci t), aren't "illing to \\ait
1h.1t long.
The II'\ inc Co .. the city's largest
ljndO\\ ner, has offered to front
~$20.6 null ion h.> impro' c ci~
trccts in return for gu.1rantecs 11
can dC\'Clop d ose to 1,000 homes
and 135,000 square fee t pf office
bu1ldin~s on the 11 undeveloped
properties the company U\\ ns.
The firm has offered to l~a ... e
140 acres of its land as "open
!.pace. Uut a 11urnbcr 'of rel>idents,
including Wall, ".int even more of
the land left a!. is and thu hope to
rJ1sc enough mon'--y to buy the
larger pureels from The ll'\-inc Co.
The Ne" port Conservant.-y will
continue to seek 'Private funds and
public granb to buy the land. Watt
!laid.
Mcan~h1le, an ud hoc commit-
tee of City Council members is
slated to discu\s whether to go
ahead with the parl: bond issue: at
a meeting Friday,
LAWSUIT: Group must amend tllelr complllilt ....
Fro m A1
said ... A complaint can't be filed
on fenr alone.'' I
Out Lichman argues the fear of
working neM to -three 300,000-
galloo tanks full of jct fuel is only
one of her clients' complnints.
"It's our properties, not just our
lives, tha t arc in danger," he said.
Lichman maintains that the
proximity of the tanks have in-
creased insurance COl>tS at the
husines complex :ind lowered
land v:ilue .
The complC'< borderll the north·
wes t corner of the u1rpor1 :ilonj;
Airport LtX>p Drive and Airway
Ave nue.
Property owners hied :r la~~uit
agairhl thl! ~ounty in l.11c Novem-
ber on grod'nd' lhD t the t.ink!> -
which arc o~ do c as 100 )JrcJ,
fro m se\'cral b1,l\incs c -\\Ou ld
cause.death and destruction up to
a mile away in the even t of a fuel
leak, planc.crn!.h or earthqual e.
The countf compl_etcd cqnstrue-
tion on the tanks in September.
Defore that, the airport trans·
ported it~ Juel from an offsitc, un·
dcrgrpund "fue l farm.''
Air(>Ort official urguc 1hat con·
SlrUCIJOn of abovc·ground (uel
tanks arc nol unusual for uirporl
anJ safety precautions buih into
the syMem exceed cxisti"l safety
reguh1tions.
Offici~ls also say the po 1bihty
of er! hes at the \1tc 1s "unM.cly,"
!>in'-e aircra(t du11't touch do,\n on
the runw'ay unti l after they've
flJ!lo'>Cll the •ite.
Property owners involved 111 the
la\\ uit ha\C a\l..ed th! Co\tJ Mes..i
Courkil tu join them in the f1glH,
but have not gott en an un11\\cr .
SKATERS: Coltl Miii. Olymplm fmllh · competition ., -.
From A 1 Kuch1ki, 15, ha hcen on ,katc!i
coach John Nick~. Mncc •he w11 one .ind J-h.llf ye.ir)
Wendland and her M>n \\Ork a l old. Doth pan;nb, \\ho he li"e"
the chalet to !lupport hi training. with in Canoga Park, ore formc:r
Wendland a l o attend'I night · Ice Copadc performer .
. school at Orange Coallt College. Since hooking up, Sand and
Sand, 2R, hvcs in Co~t:a Me~:a. Kuch1 .. 1 bo\'c placeJ in thu:c na·
attends M:hool :it Cal State f ul· 1ional c:ompct1tion and t"o "orlJ
lcrton and works part ·timc job) 10 • chompion)hip'I, r.1nkina third the
help puy for hi .. trainina'-._, la t time arou nd
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... Wednesday
February 12, 1992
khe Newport BeactvCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
porl~ Edilor lfogt:r Cnrl1,on .... 6-'2·-'330 t:~t.387
Section B .. Sports on TV-radio B2
.. CIF foo:ball spec1al1B2
Class1f1P.d/B<! v
Miter DBi' s Rollinson Will coach South AH-Stars . ~
33rd Football Classic
appears certain to boast
Blanton , Knutt at OCC
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Writer
NEWPORT DEACH -Bruce Rol-
linson, who led Mater Dci lligh to 1he
ClF Southern Section Division I title,
and mythical slate championship la:ot foll ,
will coach the South in the 33rd edition
of the Orange County all-star prep foot-
ball game Friday, July 10, at Orange
Coast College, it was announce d Tues-
day.
Rollinson, a former All-Orange Coun-
ty running b~ck/defcnsivc back at Mat1..r
Dci, played in the 1967 Orange County
game, relltrAing an interception 65 yards
for a touchdown to help the South claim
a 19·6 victory.
"It's a great honor ... a dream come
true," Rol!inson said. "Having played in
" I High pal/ers
·tak11 th11 tlaiJr
ID Li$ . Vliga$ · . . .
Ag.e-g(oup tou rnament
lures t_op co llege scouts
tq fill some big holes
TI Las Vegas Jnvitati;nal ;;iris club
lle)ball tournament taJ...e:. place
thi!> wed.e nd.at UNLV and
surroo'l'4i.ng high schoob. • •
• ·I CAer 200 teams arc
entered in three age
group (l~-and-unders,
eighth grade and under:.:
16-and-under , .
rophomorcs and
younger; 18-and·undcrs, •
~~iors).
Tezims arc comms
some new teams.
There are al~·ays
many college coaches at Volleyball this tournament "'ho arc
either trying to fill a
., need with a scholarship
for an unsigned senior or getting a start
on next year's recruiting class. La st year,
my senior club had two gi rls ~igncd after
their perform ance at thb Las Vegas
Toum:imcnt (one ar Sy racuse and the
other to Al:ibama). So it should be
exciting for th e girls.
0
The junior coll ege rivalry between
Orange Coast College and Golden We t
v.ill be rene"ed Friday night in men's
\.Olleyball at Orange Coast at 7 p.m. Ora~e Coast is the three-time defending
state champion while the much-impro"ed
Golden West team is coached by
cx·Estancia High and UC Santa Barbara
star setter Jon Wallace.
Jon is :in excellent young coach "'ho has
a tremendous talent for the coaching and
teaching profession. He :ilso is.the son of
OCC Athletic Director Barry W:illace,
and has been an unpaid assistont for Bob
Wctzcl's OCC program fo r the la!>t l\\O
)CU'S.
0
The high school boys start pra~ice in
two weeks and our local teams should be
very strong.
Newport Harbor returns five starters
from last yea(s CIF final ists. Corona dcl
Mar has the
nucleus to
N~Harboi
returns five start-
ers from last vear'I Clf ftnal·
lslL Corona del
Mar has the nu-
cleus to have a
Yf!Y•team Wlh no gtamg wellNSS.
have a very
good team
with no
glari ng
weakncs .
Estancia'l>
Matt
Fuerbringer
may be the
b~st in CIF
and :ippear
to haven
better
sus'f>orting
cal!t th an in
yc:irs' past
for Coach
Tom
Pestolcs1's Eagles. . .
Calvary Ch:ipcl return after nppca~ang
in last year' Clf 2-A Ftn:ll . Coach Jim
Uo...,ncy ha a knack of alWD) cre:itmg
ctlmpctitive team,.
Other area team that 'hould be "tn the
hunt" arc Edison. Hunt1n1ton Oeach,
Woodbridge, lrvine, Laguna Ocach :mJ
Capistrano Valley.
They will all be in the power brac~et of
the Oranac County Tournament ...,h1ch
a.kci. plat on March 14 at Nc111oport
liarbor. .
Charlw Brtfldt ·, 'olltJ bnll rulumn
~IN In tht Dilly l'ilot MN''
'tdMJdl,Y.
-.
the game and not ha\.ing mi!>!!Cd an Or·
ange County all·Mar g;1me since 1967, I
think I alw;1ys w~>ntlercd wha1 it woultl
be li~c to he a head coach in it. It's C\·
pccially plcJsing, becau'c I've spent so
much of my football career in Orange
County." ·
Rollinson !>aitl he j.., an\ious lo coach
potential .. South stars .111tl Mater Dci sc·
nior stars Dilly Dl•mton :111tl David Knu lf
once more. and hopes tu bring an enter·
iaining brand of football to the anirn:il
No rth-South clash. ...
''People don't w:101 to sec three do\\11'>
and a cloua of t.Ju,t," Rollinson !>attl.
"We've got some trigger men .1mJ we're
going to le t them put it in the air."
Mater Dei \\Cnt IJ· I last foll. incluJ.
ing a 35.1.i Cll· title g.1me 'ictory o'er
Eisenho,,c r. ranJ...etl No. I in the nation
at the i'i mc by USA Tod.t)'. before 33,:!0-t
at Anahei m Stadium.
The Monarchs arc :!7· 11 in Rollinson·,
three )'cars at the helm, and have ad-
'anced to at lc•tst the semitin:1l:; the. p:"t
t\\.O :-.ca<.on • the
b e\I p la yoff
'h°'' ing-. at the
Santa An:.a-b.1-.cd
parochial -.chool
!>ince Roll 1mon \
~en ior :.ea,un in
1966.
'P~'t wilt to see three and a ~loud of
forn1c r ~1ater Dct
tCJmmatc, Cap·
i!>t rano Valley
and 199 1 South
Coach Lnc P;it-
ton p:i "41Cipc1tcd dust. We've ~ same trigger men and WI rt goq ID fel them put ft In fj _.,
I ll l h C l "IJ 6 8
i;ame.)
A ' :.i hi g h
!>Chuol j unio r.
Rollin..o·~ 1:1.:lr etl
lead the ~tun
;irc:h' 10 the C tr:
4-A ch.11111 HH\·
'hip-·1 lie Angcfu1,, l.e.q;.uc 'power then
\\Cllt h > the C IF ,c1111fin al-. the follO"ing
)Car~ J ill.Ming .1 ::!J-1-1 rcrnrd cJurm i;
Rolli thon\ l\\O \,1r ... 11~ ... c.l\Oll'.
Rullln~o11 '"II hcL·11111e· 1he lillh m;i n tu
bot h pl.1) .inJ cu.1d1 111 the s:1111c. the
th1rJ ~1r.1i!,\lll Smit h w :ic:h to h.l\C
e:irnccl the~ unique double Jut}. (199U
South Cn.1d1 0 .1\C \\'h11e ol LJ1":1on
pl:i)etl in the 197..t g.1mc. :111d Rollin:-.on':-.
Roll i t1'llll ".1 ...
.i South a!>!>t•lJ•!I
1.1 11J1.:1 .. o-hc.1d
cuacheo; Utll
C:.incrt) (C~1p·
1-.1 r.1nu Vulh:\)
.ind Wa\.ne Cochru1. (t\lat.cr De1) in
1979. \\ll~n the l{ebel, pre'L1ikd, ::!U-16.
I le become'> the fuur.h ~L11~r L>d
Co.1ch tu ·~u1de the South. tup' among
all Sou1h sd mol' (1:.1 Dorado .1nJ 13 re;i
h.1, e prndui.:ed'"•i·~J.ur 'l'rli1 h1.: 1tl co.1d1-
e!>). l
Rollin-.on, \\ho \\etl l 011 Ill play t!tr1.:c
'ea ... 01i-, (1969·7 1) and 111 t\\O Ru~e
Uo" h ;11 t.:SC J'> :.i dd1.1htH' bJcJ... anJ
See ROLLINSON/13
. . . ..--
Maler Dc1 's Brule Rollinson \\oh
named South All -St.vs fool lMll to.u.h.
I .
_ _J
J" .
... . · .. . .
..
. . ..
NC\\porl Harbor's Louie Baker (15) l>.1ttlcs Saddlc b.1ck's Angel Z.uatc (left) fo r po scs ion; H.ul>or' Ben Bro,,n (17), Branon Coluccio (3) look on.
Sailors slip, fall to champion Saddleback
By Richard Dunn
SPOIU "'r'e•
1';l·\\PO R I Ub \Cll -hm.:cu l\l
ti ptoe arounJ mllfe th.rn puddle' <'n
I l u1..•,d.1), Nc"ptut llarhor lfr!!h
. didn't h)'>C ''ght of the future C\cn
though 11 "'a' humhlcd hy Sea \'1C\\
l eaguc champion ~tddld,JcJ....
13cfurc hts .S.11lor' .111cmptcd .1 J...1d.
!\c"Jl<Hl CnJch E It." heh.1d1 h.1J to
tl11..ln t ,1,1tn Shehi1d1\ per,pccll\C
··we ... ,,11 h.t\c J 1.h.1ni:c tn ''in C II ...... 11d ~hehad1 .
\\ h1"e 'quJd cnd' the rcgul.1r '1.J•11n 1ln I hur-.d.1~ J l
Lu,tan (I u,ltn ) he.11 u' l."t 11111e. ~ I. 1m three m1'-
f#\ 1.1i..c ... nut \\ e 'II he.11 I U'llll on I hur ... d.1) \\ e \\.On., •l plJ\ like thJt at:Jin In "('IUT !!·•me .1~ 1111 .. 1 Ol\~r'll' l.1,l
.JI I m lJ\, \\C pl.1~cJ hi..c cn.1mp1un' (''111n1nf! <di).
I 7 'All1.·r thl.' Un1vcNI\ g.11nc. \\1.' g1>l ,, llll nf confl -
Cd\1', 5 I \.ltn O\l.'r I u'ttn. JwppeJ t1l 1hmYpl.ii.:1.-.
After adJkhai:i.. ·, Jthe l ... cuJcm ~a\\. ht• t1..am a I ·ll
cut;c ''"h a ~<)JI 1n the lhth mtnlltc 1.ll th'-llN h. If.
the ~.11l1lr' ucJ 11 l.1rl\ in tht.• '1.~1lnd h.111.
Junior C:had La B.1". 1.·clctir.i11n ~ °;1 h1nhJ.1\ ,, 'rcJ ~ ¥
from 'J"hout 1 ~ ,,,rd' ·'"'·" \\llh hi' left foot 1'n lihl!
pa'' from Brj nl'm C. l'luclt<'
1:. .. cudero, on 1J,1-. J~th ~11al 11f 1hc ,e.1\llfl, hwh· the.:
ttc lln ·a hrcaLl\\.1 :~I "-Uh-1 l minut.:1. ldt m tb~
l!.1me l our minute' l.11i:r ~ IJlch.1-.i...·, \nt:d Zara•1.
,hufne h" lineup hcc.1u'e t"o 'tarter' "ere ,k d.1rctl
acadcm1call~ inellg1hk
dl·nc1..• l Hr "nee we lthl h' (11run.1 dd \!Jr. 1·11.
\\C \e bl.'cn pla)tng well ~n I thnu~ht m) te.1m h.1J
rc.1l'h1.·J .1 pe.1k, hut tou;i~ "'e \\Crc n·1 .1 n11rm,1l lcJm .. :c1Hcd on ,, rehl.ntnd h' m.1i..c 11 '\.I -·
~.1Jlllchad. allcmp11.•J "II <.h111, ,,n 1!1,,il, W tn c.11 h
h.1lf. anll t"tcc.: a' m.111, ·'' 'C"P''rt 11.uhc'r kt..i.ed thc-
entm.: nintc-'t I h1 \.11J,1r, kd dclen't'd" h'. Jim
Htd ... ,rnJ D1)UI! St ul·i..c.:\, 'hill \)Ill\ thrl'i: time' 1n th\:'
lrr't h.ilf \\ htl~ l!11.1li..1.cpd \tih I r1.., m 111 "1, hu''
S.1tltllchJcJ... ( J \.-t. ·I ). \\h1ch \.llln 1hc ka~uc title
nu tr11!ht \.\1th J '\-1 'K IOI) 0 11 the S.11lt.l1,· muJd\ fiel d.
"·" 011 mati:h fnr H.1rhor lht: lo" for lhc
Showdown · II
set tonight
at Estancia
By Richard OuM
Sports Wnler
S equeb often time-. don't com-
pare to the orig1n.1l. In this
case, thoug h. Est nncia-
Trah uco Hills ll b C\pectcd to be
JUSI as thrilling, if not more, than
the premicrc-thowing on Jan. 22.
At Make: The P<1cific Coa't
League ba!>kctball champ1on,l11p
frahuco llills (18-.S, 8-0) ... ndrn~ ·lU -
cight•gnmc winning Mrc;i i.., c.111 "in
11 outright; B t.incia {I 11-1. 7-1} cun
grab :i hare.
"This is wh:it it's all :ihout," 8·
tancin Coach Tim O'Dncn \aid of
tonight' 7 o'clock 11poff on the E.J.
glcs' floor. "It'll going to he playoff
~11rnosphere, but tf' not h~e the
plJyorr, \\-here 1( you 10 .. e, )OU're
done. We don't rcall)l ".int lo call
11 a drc rehears~!. hut it i,, lt'll
be a good preparation game for
\\'hat lie~ ahead in the playoff,,"
~.ldtlkh.11.J... .• 1 h1ghh-,i..1llcl! tm1.·"c.: team that att.1d."
tll tc.:n .1nJ ,ui.:1·e,,fulh . \l 1lll the 'ic.: ~ \ 1c\\ l.'h.1mp1on .. h1p
lnr the fi fth Ctln'l'Ulll\C ~e.ir
;\1.\\(XUI ll :lr~lf ('-·': ~. th.rnk' 1\1 . See SOCCER 'I!
,.~ ....
Estanda draws bla.nks;
bid to overtake Trabuco
fails in scoreless standoff ~
By Denn s Brostemoos
swn~,.., ·' .
COS 1 A t\11 S,\ -1 he ''enc 111 the iniJdl(.' ,,, th1.· l1ch.l .1t thl.' '''lllf'k·
11un lll l u1.,d.I\·, P.1c1l1" C'o,,,, L1..igue !:'."I' 'lKl.'er 111.11.:-h h'''" 'di 11.1-
hu1·11 I lill' JnJ hlh l L\t.1nc1.1 I l11!h t11IJ ti " ''I 11lc '",~·
A' the omu.11 blc\\ ht' "h1,tlc JllJ \\,I\ cd ht' ·"Ill' ,,~n.1ll111g th\.' 1.'ttd
of the nl.ltd 1. the blue d.1tl I rahuco ll1lh "lu.1d 1.1,~J l1' th.:-n11Jdk 1H
the "1.1'-cu lt~IJ .111~ c-mhr.1ccJ one :an11thcr 11'~l1u,1~
The F ... 1.111ct.i nl.1 Cl .... n11:.111"-htk. ,11.}\\l~ \\':lll.:~ I h.1;;1\ mw:rrd t~
b 'IKh di-.('1)ll'-\'l.1 t1.:h, onh ''' I~ C1ll\'4.1kJ ,,, f11cn~h ~ind l'·"~nt~:~--
\). l r.1huC1l I hi ), h "f 1w t "'ln the m.11ck hut the \1 11,t.1 it' 1,1;J n ht '~ .t.lh tr ~Jlo.-1~-·
uc,\l.1,·, ,n,rt.:k" 11c \lrtu1lh dtn~hcd th..: I' l d1.11111'•'lll'h1p for 11.1hu '' 11111' ,
l uc,11.t)\ \Cr\lk t Ida the ~h1,t:..tn)i' (W :.3 ,,,ct.ill) .11 ~·ll·I 1n k.1~u..: pl.1). l.,t,111"1.1 ..
(14·:! 'l. \\htdl h,.l,t an c.ulic:f I 0 Jc-l\l\'n at r1 ahu \), 'lllll\C\ Ill 7·1·1 m ka 'UC pl.I) ,.
1 he F;..igk' f11mh the lea •uc .. c.Nin on 1 hur,,1,1, ''1th u m. 11.: h .11 ~o,t tc .1 "luk "
Trnbui:1..1 cntcrt.itni. C\:ntun neeJin~ onl) .1 ltc 111 \:hll\.:h ,,11~ po,,~·ss11m ''' tlw lc.1 ·u.: ~
i:h:unplon,htp ' "
"I "a' c \trt.:mcly h:ipp) \.\ith the ":I) "c pl.t)Cd hlJJ~ ... '"Ill ''·'" i:i ,,1d1 hnn' ~
'l a\,HC,, ''\\'c: OUtpl.t)Cd 'c-m, .mJ the c1rl' kllll\\ It." '
i:,t.111\:IJ h.uJ a hatHHul of (Jll.tlll) i:h.tllH:'\ tn ,,,,, lh~ £OJI•" 111 h \\OUiu h:t\-.; 'l\Cn •
thl! ·ngk' ,1 'hare \.ll the league: title.
1 he cl ~,, llit:inci:a came \U\ on :a h1.:c \;i,J.; h) Cl.1uJ10 Rug£i1.:ro \.\h1d1 \\;J h1.•.l\ICll
h)' Lauren Weaver nih• in front of the 1 rntiuH' goahl'. The bJll &I.in ~d oil the c1ns!.·
h:ir ;and fell 'tr.ii.cht do_\.\n. pl pp.1riJ Ill :a puJdlc. It ta)\:\.! lhe1c lur 'b pht c 'nd l • Tnibuco llilh, which ddcatcd
l!\tanc1a. 62-59, in lhe ftr,t round.
will put unc nf the be t center\ in
Stt SHOWDOWN/a M.\!t ruerhringer :ind his ( l•nd• tHm·
n•.l!t' go for .. rie. e of th~ top toni1ht.
fore being CU\-crcd h the kcc:pl'r.
On onothcr oct\l,l{lfl, E\t,1nciJ'' 11 .. ~i~ M.1n1 hr\'~~ i:k:mh 1hu~u •h th..: 1 n1bu1.u ,le·
fcn'!-C :aft~r :. pa from T_.iJ :-,:,., l.1nJ, hul h11t II \\t l~. M nz ul o ju t n11 d onncc:t·
See GIRLS SOCCER It
'•
• .. I
-,
82 Wednesday. February 12, 1992
CdM
' boots
Tustin
NE\\ PORT DEACI I -
The pre' ious two matches.
the Corona dcl Mar High
bms soccer team had scored foe goal-. -and had only a
4-3 lo-.., to Saddlcback and a
2-2 tic with Woodbridge to
shU\\ for II
In Tuc-.day' Sea V\cw
League encounter with visit-
ing Tulltin. the Sea Kings'
offense "as 1n gear again,
but the tlcfcn~e also did its
part rc11ulting 111 ~I vic-
lllf)
IC.lt>uy~ R.111101w;CM1ly P•k-'
llpt:0_/1_111
cal/1 tor CIF toot/la/I
11/a 1111/letllal p/ayallB
'\
By Roger Carlson , __
~fftor -.
C orona del Mar High's Tom Jacobson, the prcs1d.ent of thr,
Clf Executive Council, is pr<?iosing.a far-rcac~ing. f9!"Q.l,/a
for the CIF football playoffs -placing teams in di.YAio~
commensurate with enrollment. ·
But Carpinteria High Athletic Direc~or J!m D_ashore, who has
been toying with, a proposol for some .11me 1n this arena, g~c.l> for
beyond that and he is hopeful of getting the general councils
attent ion March 26.
Dashore s:iys place them by enrollment and in\'ite everyon~ -
al:i the basketball playoffs, and it's not some~ off-the-wall notion.
Officials fr001 the Los Padres ~d Frontier leagues :ippear to be
in ti ne10 co-sponsor the Dill with Bashore. wl\o comes out of tne
Tri-\«llley League.
A veteran of close to-a quarter century of coaching e~pcrience,
Dashore has seen first-hand how some compete in a league
without a prayer of finishing in .t~e ~op three (~l::t ugµ~a Deach),
and, once in the playoffs, what 11 s hl..e to be pitted aga111!>l
unreasonable competition. .
The '1ctol). coupled "it h
Ne'' port H.irbor's 3-1 loss
to SadJkbad.., moves Cdt-.t
into, scconJ place in the Sea
Vic!N \\ith a 5-3-1 leagu e
mark. NC\\fllHI 1s 5-4.
Newport Harbor's Ben Brown (white jersey) sends a shot downfield between Saddleback foes. For instance: C:irpinteri:i's best-ever team, accordmg to
Bashore was the 1979 club. Out :is fate would ha\'C ;1, the Warrior~ :i school of 600 at the time, were in the
The Sea Kings' tlefcn~e.
led by sl~lppc r Ta) lor Dono-
van, 's"eepcr Eric Ob.en ..
anJ right and left fullhac l-s .
D.1vid Ilirnbaum and John
McDonald ''ere 'olid
throughout in keeping the·
Tustin attack under wraps.
Scott Owen opened the
scoring for the Sea King' by
scoring on a header. Tra\ is
Grant got the nssh.t at ~•bout
the I I-minute mark ot the
first half.
Tanner Rupp made 11 2-0
about six m1r1utc~ .J;11cr,
heading one m .1s Grant
again h.1tl the a.,,1,t Ja'>on
Boyce ga'c Ctl~1 a thrcc-
goal p;1tl JUSt bcfur-c h:ilf-
t 1mc, brcal-1ng through
alon1> on tht: fu'>tin l..cepcr
ant1·cle.10ly hl·.1110g him "ith
a h:ft-footed shot.
Tustin n01chcd ifs only
goal a., Tim \V1~ scored
about midway ~a.ugh the
second hilf. but the Sea
Kings ans"ercd on BO)CC\
breaka\\ay goal and Rupp's
second goal which cume
from a ... cr;imblc in front of
the Tu!>t1n net
SOCCER:
From B 1
collec11nc l..J saves: his tcamrn:Hcs.
''ere 11~ing to fill the void of
'"cepcr fo~h Opp and midfielde r
bJtl Pcp1c, both of whom "ere on
the sideline because of grades. --
"\Ve had -to play different
toda~." Shehndi aid. "My stoppcr
~ccomc' a S\\ ceper and my for-
" a rJ nec1,mes a stopper. Chris
.
1 lunter (hamstnng) 1s also hurt,
but he played even though he
didn't practice (on Monday). lt
was like a completely different
team and "e srill played a good
game."
S:iddlebackps only league set-
back this season ''as again..,1 CcJM.
Two )'Cars in a row, the Roacfrun-
nc.rs have lost in-the C IF-I-A
~emifinals. Seventh-year coach Mel
Salva hopes to change that tlw,
yc:ir.
"We want the big game,"· Silva
GIRLS SOCCER', minutes spent in the first half on
an assit from Doatman. Jnd
13oatman's ~oal. \~ith an .1ssbt to
From 81 Stephanie ~, Jughes, clinched it
ing on .1 crossing pasl> from wjtb 10 minutes remaining to
Wc i1\cr after hrcaking in all gi\'e goaltender Ah I lavriluk all
alor11: un go.al the cushion she \\Ould need
U-.l" here I uestla): llavriluk \\JS credited with four
•Corona dcl ~tar 2, Tustin 0: stops. A big plw. for Corona w~"
lfegan Allison ::md Lba 13oa t-the dcfen;.,ivc plJy er swee-pe-r
mJn ,h,1rcd scurmc. honors. each Cheryl Will iJm'>
rin111g in ::i go~11 from the right , Corona <lei ~l~•r improves to
side. ov.cc.. thi.: Tul>tin go:il-"'8-5-4 overall, 4-2-2 in league
l..eepcr's head and into the cor-plJ\ . etting up :1 big tc 1 toda\
ner tif the net to le.ad Corona at '\voodbridgc in :i r:.iirl-
dcl .r--.Jar to the ScJ Vie" Lc:1gu~ makeup.
<lens1on. • Nc~porl Harbor 8. Saddlc-
All1,0n "s marl... er came "ith 211 back 0: Ju;j about c' Cl) bouy got
SHOWDOWN: Estancia hosts Trabuco Hills tonight
From B1
Orange County, 6-foot-10 G.ivin
\' ~1nderputtcn. agJm~l Estancia 's
C1·7 M:itt Fuerbringe r, the league's
t-.IVP :i ~e.1r agti. in a cl;i.,,1c
01Jtchup
Three \\Cd' ago. buth l·ucr-
linnger aml JUnior Jim l·n ulkner
\pen t mo.,t of the fit\! half on the
llcnch hccJu'c of foul trouble.
"llopcfull}. '"e'll he .11 full
i.trcngth a little lnnger 1h.1n l."t
11me," O'llrien said. "The l..ev "
SIJ)mg out of foul trouble.'
Trabuco I lilb Coach Ramer
Wulf, \\hO'>C ~quad I' ranhd \!o. J
in Orange Count) and 'o J 111
llF D1,l\111n II. call' ti" one
C\Cn.
.. The l..1d' \\Ill rcmcml•er thl\
c.1me for a long time." \\ult \a1<l
f\\O good team' nl.i)IOl! \\CU anJ
going at e.1d1 other. it'' \\h.11 nery
c11ach anti plJ)er lo11h for.,.arJ to
p.1rt1c1patmg in
"It \ tkf1n11el) 1..,1,1cr pl.1\1ng .1
te.1m the '>c.:wnJ tmH .. \\ hctJllr
\OlI \\On 1 r I 1\t Yo u kn<m "hJl ·
}nu're up .1~.11mt. \l> re.all-.. the:
advant agl 1' to hoth tea m,,
Whether II' CJ<.,ac r for u' or not
depend' 11 l the c\ecut1on on the
noor. If \\.C e\CCUIC and pJ,1y well.
... \\C have .1 cooJ chance to win . If
'Hopefully we'll be at full
strength a little longer than
last time. The key is stay-
ing out of tow trouble:'
-TIM O'BRIEN
Estancia coach
the.:~ d11, then they ha\e a good
ch;1ncc of \\inning. There i!ln't a
1111 of drlkrcncc hct"cen the l\\O
tc;im,
\ ;J11\k rp1111en, a\erag1ng 20.3
(l4.•1t.h .mJ·-1-l r~1mds a g~e,
.inJ 1u11111r .cuarJ Urett Poulos, av-
er.1,;111~ I~ 5 ppg ~ind 5.3 assist.,
n.o.=.r 1.:ulll~l m·1L~ IJ1 1u1.H1ngs-g<
nn tiffcn'c \\h1lc 6-4. WO-pound
P.11 B.trlll'.'. the school\ quarter-
h.1d.; nn the foo tb.111 ICJm, • ha\
~"en rr.1huco I !ills utldctl muscle.
"0111 utfu\\c 1' 'itart111g to clicl..
:md t ur L1\t brc.1!-is starting to
take ,h.1pe." Wulf said. "Since
h:.1guc '>tarted, ( B.arncs) ha!. really
!!lll hi' ba,1-ctball legs under him.
lie g1' e' u, a real physical player,
.and he \ hig. so he give'> us a
hanger 11hidc .
·.
.. 'The kids arc rc::rlly coining \o-
gcther. Not just one pla)er b
doing an) thing diffe rent, just the
team collectively is getting better."
Estancia. defending lc;iguc :tml
\late Dh ision I 11 ch.1mp1on, 1s al,o
reaching ~triue. There ."ill be nu
!>urprisei. tonigh t tor 1hc Eagle!>.
··we ~tuJy enough "idco, so \\C
I-now "hat we ha"c to do,"
O'Uricn ~aid. ''Their site is 1hc
difference. Their 6·10 kid rcallv
gives them a big d11nen.,ion .1nj
lJ:irne~ as really tarting to pl.1)
\\Cll for them.
"We match up \\Cll \\llli them.
Thcy\e got a h1g guy and \\C\e
got a big gu). The lir~t g;imc came
do\\n to the \\1re anti I'm !lure thi'i
OAe-Wtll, -ltto.'' ,
Last ''eek ~gJ1n,1 C~nt ury.
I· aulkner cored a \CJ'-llll·high 24
point<> lTT1tf grnbhctt eight rcboorrtl<;
in a 70-56 victory for btancia.
In another PCL g~11nc tonight.
Costa M c!>:l tra\cl' to Lag1.11fo
Hills (7). In the Sea View League,
Corona del ~t.ar anu Newport
I f:lrbor are both o n the mad -at
Tustin and Saddlcback, respec-
tive ly.
Mater Dei, lllp r:rnl-ed in the
county, tra .. cls i n Santn Margarita
at 7:30 tonight in an Angelus
League affair.
said. "Ne,~port's, a good club and I
wouldn't be surprised if they go
far in CIF. but touay a little lapse
on defense may have cost them. It
alloweu us too much freedom."
Escudero, in making it 2-1, sl-at-
ed around a pair. of ·I !arbor de·
fenders and pfantcu it to the right
of the net past a diving freeman.
'-'That's one of his fortes;" Silva
said, "handling the ball and shoot-
ing on the run. If you give him a
liule crack, you're going to pay for
~ ir."
• 111 the act for Newport in lhis
un c a-. :ii:-. diff crent players
\Co red and goa lie Lisa llernhard
saw sumc pla) ing time in the
ficid.
The S:.11lor:. (7-5-4, 4-2-3) built
a 7-0 lead by halftime and
hrcc1cd as Linc.b:iy Curtis scored
the final goal of the first h:.il(
and the only goal of the !i.econd
h.1lf for her fir,t l\\O goals in
Sea View League pl:iy this sea-
son.
Also !>coring for Nev.port '"ere
Sally Nc"bcrry (t\\icc), ~tcggen
Fleener. Diane Kelsey. Jenny St.
Sure <rnd Stat:y Gerry. Nc\\herl)
rcplaceu Uernhard1in ~.ii.
Pacific Coast League
·Le99ue Over•ll WL WL
1"!>.ltoH•s 8 o 18 s Est•ncla 7 1 19 S
Ct'l-"Y .: .i 15 7
La~unl 9 •ath 3 S 13 9
l a1111na H ts 2 6 8 11
Cost• M•H 0 8 4 16
Tonight'• Camu (7)
T ._," ~• Ealancl•
Coal• Meaa 11 ll"""I s
Ct"'.11\' 11 l~11111 Bue~ •
Frldar'• Camea 171
E•l•ncla .i Coel• Meta Ct' · f ..i Tn• o ..
l, "'lie"'~ ~ll, II" iS
Sea View League
League Overall
W L W L l~WI 7 l 17 7
Woodoo~oe • 6 2 ts s
Saddltb3ek _A-4-12-10 -un.·e~'.lt-3 5 10 12
Corona del M•r 2 6 9 I~ Newport Harbor 2 6 10 12
Tonight'• Qame1 7:30
I • Desert-Mountain Conference and found themseh•es lip aga1rn~1
Rio Mesa ( l , 700) in the quarterfinals, Westlake (2,050) in tl)e
semfinals and Indio (2,650) in the finals. .. •
"By the time we got to the finals our kids were bc::iten to a
pulp. We had nine kids going two ways," said Oal>hore, who was
an assistant football coach at Carpinteria :it the time. "It was not
fair and it was do" nright dangerous. We lost one good footb:.111
pl:iyer every single game in the playoffs. We've had four o~ fhc
CIF championship teamL)ince. thc.n...but Lh:u one (beaten in ti~
-fin:ils 20-7) was the best team \\C ever had. There was not a team
in the state our own site that \\C "ouldn't have kicked all O\Cr the
field." •
Dashore. however, isn't mouvated by that situation, nor is 'he ..
motivated in terms of a self-sen ing proposal to make :iurc his
school is alw:iys in a good position. The fact is, CJrpintena ll>
:ilways in a pretty good stc:1d for the pl:iyoffs.
"When I came here Carpinteria had a great 11 :1dition of succcl>S,
w;is in the finals four of the past fi,e years," said Da.,hore, \\hO
\\Cnt on to impressi"e coaching ::iccomphshmenh.
"My proposals arc not. sclf-sen·ing ... so one can .,,1y ')ou're
trying to feather your own interest," :iaiJ Oashore.
''I just f c It sorry for schools "ho arc
doing a great job in football :inti ha'c
no vpponunity to l>how 11. ..
What he doesn't appreciJte arc the
injustices that athletes in C\cry
direction arc often sub1ccte<.I to hccau\c
of placement in a particulJr lc.1guc.
and he Cecil> an open pl.1yoff S)stcm
would alleviate the :ill -too common
la\..,su11s (i.e. the Hu ntington Oeach
fia)co of 1989).
"Oasically the crux of the problem ·
C\'Cry )Car 111 rclcaguing i-. the question or football competition," states
l3.1~horc. ·~A lot of pcople·do'n't like
the league they're in be~u~ they arc
never going to be able to end the
season on :in up note. Herc's an
c~amplc:
''A year ago Bishop Diego. a <ichool
of 200 in our league, "liich a'cr.1ges
,500, beats Oak Park, knocks the league
into :i tic for fir!>t and Bishop Diego
finishes fourth. They beat our league
th.1mpion. and still couldn't go to the
pl.1yolfs. I I.rd they been allo,,ed tu
compete (in a division for schools of
their size) they might ha'c \\On the Cl l·
championship.•·
On the .,uhjcct of l.1wsuits: "/\)Car
ago the Cl F ''as in hti1;ation a half
'A year ago the
CIF was in liti-
gation a half hour
bet ore kickoff
with ineligibilities.
This way that
would never hap-
pen. Even with in-
eligible kids. you
lose all your
games , you 'd still
go to the playoffs ana the ineligible
kid wouldn't play
and you wouldn't
be in court.'
-'JIM BUHORf
Carpinteria High
athletic director
hour bdorc kickoff "ith inclig1b1hties. 1111!> '"J) th~ll \\Ould nc,er
happen. c\Cn ~ith inclig1bl .. I.1th. )O\I lo'>c :ill )Our games, )Ou\t
still go to the pl.1}orfs ~•ntl the ineligible J...iJ wouldn't pl.1y a.i1J..+uu
\\Ouldn't be in court.
Bashore turns to Do!> Pueblo High J!I .1n ex.1mplc of the !>1n;1ll
school in the tough le:1guc (al.1 Corona dcl Mar in the Sea Vi~
or L~n Ucn~h in the P:ieilTc CoJst le:1gue):
.C-fflMM -loK...,._ --
''Dos Pueblos used to be a school of 2.000." continues OJ!>horc.
..Now ib 1,110 in the Channel League. bcl)onc else i 2,000 .
They can'.L .compete in foCllbaU. Thcy ~n com~tc rirc\el) thing
cbe. llut they \)on't like the (Jct they can't m:.1J...c the pla)offs in
football, and nc,cr will. They're in the same league \\ith \'enturJ,
o,n~trd, Duena :ind Santa Barbar:i. They hai.c some d~mn good
coaches anti il..£Ood program. but they're n_ot going to make the
pl:l)'Offl>.
Newport Harbor II S4Cldli:l>I(~
0. n:r).•111 'h Oe',
Frld•r'• Camea 17:30) \II ,,..."'Y II CoroM del Mu
Ti • II Newport Harbor .W~'IC,;e '1 :.ati.t•oe" •
Top 10
Orange County
high school
\ basketball
Piiot selections
Poa., team record
1. Mater Del 24-1
2. Capistrano Valley 21-3
3. Trabuco Hills 18-5
4. Irvine 20-4
5. Estancia 19-5
6. Tustin 17-7
7 Edison 15· 7
8. Marina 15-9
9. Santa Margarrta 17-6
10. Woodbridge _ 15·5
--·••t •· BctllUSC Of an early dead-
line imposed on Tue'ldays
only. girl~ h{l1okctball rc1uJts
arc limited. The Daily
P1lot'11 u~unl commitment to
the \port wall he puhhshtd
in Thursday' ed1t1on with a
complete klOk at t uc:'iday's
ac:taon with box ~ore:\, ai1
• well ll\ up<l•tc:J StandinR~
Tuetday'1 fin•I KOrt"
N1>1 I ltrbor 7q , ~ tkft..t>,11 l 1'1
I"''"' lt!I C ""'"" ti• I M 11 Ill b1.anc1.1 1.l I r•litt< .. ttin, :N
l .. 1 l ,._~, 71 I~ Ull .. 1 ltlk .. s
"If }OU could ju!.t cut them some sl.1cl.. in football. then )OU
\\Ouldn't have all the!.c people wunting to mo'e around (in
re leaguing)."
Dashorc has taken hil> proposal 10 'arious t) pcl> w11hin the Cl F
structure and the re~ponsc has been ml\ed.
"There were a number of people who don't thin~ school
without attendance boundaries (p:i rochials) should li:1i.c the same
placement." ~1id Bashore. "One felt the enrollment should be
multiplied by 1.7, others felt tlacy should be :iutomatically placed
one or two steps higher. My generic proposal was for tJ1e
parochinls ~o move up one bracl..ct, or whatever ~ccms to be fair."
Another pJrt of Dashorc's plan \\Ould be to split tbc revenue
equally between sc hools in the firl>t round -wi1J1 the Clf
Southern Section shoring none -thus the so-called "Clf
qu;ilificr" would simply t:ike the place of the regular non-lcnguc
season-opener.
A for the divisions, Bashore would have each 32-tcam division
filled out. lc::iving tbc smallest division(s) the only classifications
with b)eS in the "qualifycr" roun<.I.
· 1oday' .lV dfo-•.....:--. a ·Pa 1•·• ·•
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.tonvnun4y~ meft -Ofqe COU'I -----1Wl111lrr Ol)Mpk1
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""''"'"""'' """"" ti JI-Ill -~l.11111a. U.11t1£, '" l Orange Coast. 7 pm. 11 10 "m -111ghl1ih11, <."h 2
liiQh sclloOI l>OVS -Trabuco tt•llS at Es· A••• 1t1Klnt
lincll. 7 Pm .. CostJ Mes.a 11 I.JOUN Hd.11, 7 N,1on -~}Jnq·0.1,..1n I r/11.
pm. CorON del MM II lustlll, 7 30, Ntwpof\ Cell• •••l.nbatt r ... b k. 7 30 M "'-' 4 pm -1•11,.. -t.t1am1, UrN. Hai» at ~oic ac . ' ater 1,11;1 at . ~ p m -.-~ln\:1\ I . M IUOllll, "I. ' SantJ Maroarna, 7 30 p m ~ p m -111 ..iJk D.1• •1111. SC.
Soccer t. p "' -Ovlc ''' 1 ~'"· L~l'N High KhOOI boys -Trabuco H1QS II Es· l l rm -<.1lark"'M1>fl·J •I". SC t.ancia. 3 15, Cos11 Mesa at Laouna Htlls, 3 1~ 12 )() 11 m -DukC.1 Tuh. l rN,
pm • lt•tbf ~--fChOOI "''IS -Corona dtl Mar at 7 lO P m -W<lf••• <.'•r. e.C' ... .,,.. ,,. ... ,, ...
Woodbridge, 3 1$ 8 Jo I'm -11om A11.ln11o. <.11y, • ......... \....., ....
COfMVll!Y collegt women -(I Camn> II 9 ""' -11nf1wJ·UCl.A, PN
Ort1n0t Coast 3 pm G)111u~. O.W 10~ pm -ll<."l;A UU. rT.
RADIO CorntTUllly coeeot -Orqe CoUt IC Col· • l'ro .. ....._,
leOt of h DtMf1. noon '7~l0 II m -tluu ·<.lt!"> lt:Rl.A (I llU)
..
NMij>ort S.Ch/Coata Meu DaUy Piiot : Wednesday February 12, 1992 83 ~ _,
Boaung ROLLINSON: :
Yachting Cup
dates have
_____.~hanged
Ready to· start playing ~Orne hard ball
Frdm 81
wide rccc:i\t:r, heg:in hili coaching
c:uccr as uff cn'i.,..e coordinator at
Salcs1an I ligh (72· 74). J II: then re·
turocJ tu ~Liter Dci a!> an as·
Yachting Magazine and th~
San Diego Yacht Club have
announced ·~· the dntcs or the Yachting Cup at San Diego
Yacht Club have been changed.
The 1992 Yachting Cup was
originally set for May 29·31, but
will now take place June 5-7.
According to San Diego Yacht
Club officials, another San Diego·
based sailing event, which draws a
number of boats, had already be~n
scheduled for the final Saturday in
May.
Ra1her than possibly curtailing
participation in ,another event, San
Diego Yacht Club decided to
switch the Yachting Cup with the
Lipton Cup, a one-design regatta.
.. By switching with : the Lipton
Cup/' explained Cliff Thompson,
chairman of the Yachting Cup,
''neither regatta is hurt, which
seemed the best way to handle it.''
By Dennis Brostemous
Sports Witte<
L ast season's version or Or·
ange Coast College softball
finished 35·16, finished sec·
ond behind Cypress ini the Orange
Empire Conference with n 14-4
mark and qualified for the state
tournament.
The positive strides that have
been made at OCC the last two
se~sons should continue this sea-
son, according to Coach Nick
Trani, who is entering his fourth
year with the Pirates.
"We're way aheud of last sea-
son's team in terms of talent,'' said
Trani, who is 90-44 overall with
Co~st, including"72~f the last two
years.
•·we have better team speed,
our hitting is stronger and our
fielding is improved. Last year's
team made it to state an<\. I'd be
disnppoimed it we "didn't lolhat
for this year."
Pitcher Alisha Nelson and first
baseman Shannon Ebert, All·
Southern California first team sc-
leetiom n year ago, head the I 992
teAm. "
Nelson, who aho p1aycd center
field last scuson, went 22-R with a
0.81 earned run average "hi lc hit·
ting_ .244 with 19 ROI at lhc plate.
In conference play, Nelson was 9·1
with an 0.29 ERA.
Ebert, a left-handed haller lrom
Foothill High. balled .2b I oH:r;.ill
with 26 runs scored nod 30 RUI
and hit .339 in the conference.
Both were all-conference far!ot
team selections.
"Alisha is going 10 ju-.t concen-
trate Qn pitching thi!o )Car und ''c
think she's one or the be!>t
around," ~aiJ Trani of thl! Wt.AA.1-
bridgc High product. "Shannon\
been really poum.ling the b~11l aJ)t.I
is lool..ing rorward to-a bag !oea-
!>on." ·
In all, the Pirates rctua n five
players fr291 lu!ot sea-,un·~ !oquaJ.
nlfct :ill :rre snmcrs. -
Catcher Becky Toler ''J!. a SC\.·
ond-tcam all -conference pick after
hitti.ng .277 \\ilh 32 run' scorcJ
from the leJdoff spot. Tokr battcJ
.321 in cu11fcrcncc pl:ay. her on the mound. l ~ure ''oulLI 1illnl uach trom 1916·.b2. the. __ _
K'llmi Dlgkr, 1T1c ffilru ba,emJn-. -11 e to, thougn." . l:.mcr .,i_, .season~ ;is offem1-.e cour-
'>truggled through IJst year at the Supplymg hiuing pumh for 1hc ilinuwr.
pl.ate "llh a .207 mark, but !>hoult.I 'l'aratc~ "ill be fp:!>hmcn S;,.indr J He spe111 the nc>ot !oi\ !.Casons l!_l
be b.ack nt third became of her LutM:h, an ou1ndJer "'flu "a~ u Rancho Santiago College, before
ltc!Jin~ ability. ,,.,. lfH~e-OGG ""rncn·, <1xct1 replaeang Clro?i': G311o as tnc
The fifth returner is ~enter team lai.t fall; ·1rncy tolomb1>, 11 Mon•.u.cli~Jaead couch in 19 9.
fielder Mallie Gume1, \\hu hit ~\\itch·h1llmg oullicldcr \\llh good Ile\ an his 15th yc:ar 1cach lng
:?54 )J<;I year. 'peed, and Ucci.,, Llcock, a t\\U· U.S I l1i.1orv :.it M:ucr Dci
OCC picked up :.ipothcr c\pcn· time ;.all·GJrdcn Gro'c: Lc::1guc Rollan)o~ declined :in offer to
cnccd player when Leann Larriv,1 third bJ'>eman ut u11lily. coJch ·the Shrine All-StJr GJmc, ~• fir111-tcam all-conference out· Back-up!> include Stcph:1n1 R11r· cuing 111yuhy to Oranre Count>
fielder at Golden We~I 1.l't ) CJr, ers, a frcshrnJn \..JIC.ht.:r \\)Ju \.JO roo1h.1.ll I
trnnsfcrrcd to Co.1!.t. She h C\· :.ibo play ~ccond bu~c: I r..:">hrn.111 Jell Uuenale. "ho lc:d Garden
pcctcd to play 1,ccond ha-.c. Re nee S;.inchcL, ;1 ~pcl'll) 11ul· GrO\C I ligh 10 ih be!il cason 111 ··we felt Leann \\JS the bc .. 1 fielder ~ccunJ ha~cm;,.in, :1nJ Jill the ~chi)ol's 0 ·\c:ir hi tOf) l.JSt
plJ)Cr the RU!ollers hJd b-.t_'>Cil· ll~hop, a fFCl>hmtrn ptt. .. h~r ~htt tall. will coach tflc North.
'100, trnJ vc feel \l!ry fortum11c lo \\>(\!. La Quinta H1gh's r-.10-.t v 1lu-n ucn:ife. pl.1yell for the l\orth Ill
h..ivc her tltis year," s:iiJ Trani. ~able Pl:.iycr f1um 1989 10 1991. the 12":. gJ.mc :i.nd IC ci\c.d the
Kathy Shonall, an a~l-CU· pla)-PlratH' schedule count\·'-. S1..hol:ir A1hk1c A"ard
er :inti fou r-time all· 11urv ~ ~'r";.:111\.~.~c .... ,', "•'·~· :-~·:-from .the !\Jt1onul FuotbJll r oun·
L.c:iguc choice from Footh High, .... i?ii~r::',~4..-~!':o-~,",•"1"~!~·:~'~ datmn :iltcr '>t.1111nl! .11 fbnctft'.\ is the team's lop frc!>hman P'•U'"i"<r.MI l ... UMTil•-•Am<Mlt'. r ... ,..,_,.... Al;1mi1us H1l'h, -~~~.· k,.,.~, .. ,.<:111'i{1$r~ .. 1 "::.,.,., c "Kath) \\ill pl.1y ~hort anJ bat ~-c u.ca u ... &~ ~· l , ... .,, , ~-~ '""'°" The ~Jme. ~pon~orctJ b~ the
ctemr-up -rur-iw,-2~:nd-nani. ~/,",! ~:.;~1-~·:;:;ii;.~.hj' ~t,,.:;~a. -nm taon!o Clut>UiftJ:"t hc pransc
"She's a great pla>c r and an OUI· r.: .. ~;~···,::,!, ~·~~~.-:-~~~·,~?"~ i,7:~ Count) )outh founJation. cun--.rnnJino pitcher ~is \~Cll. 13ut her •-c"""1• .,_ > '" Af'I 10-• ,_._. • ._, 1 b d I o t> •r-ca:i , __ ,.,. Av' 11-1--\~.' i r In Ute' pr<XCC !. tO !IC\Cra r• arm ha!> been " li11lc 'lore so "c """:.-" '"""' 1 .,.,,_,A111 z7-~·· > "" c h · · JI ~ x-• ,._ ~. · , "",,..$:J!lt ".Jre!!• ~ Jnge ounl~ c ;.1nt1es. as \\I! ,1!'. don't know if \\c'll be able io use -s;ur..... ·1n.•• rC-..ca" countv prep Jthlc1ic progr<ims.
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~hlch are lawful ttndtt In Illa United Stat11) artd/Ot to bid).. l0t ltwful moMy ol 11e doing business as. ness under lho Fre1 t1ous Statement Bus ness Name\sl l1s'i-d M & F CONSULTANTS Buslnaas Name
tht United StalH) end/CH the ca.shier'• Ctlftlfled CH th• United Sta111 of A/Mr· FUN STCJFF. 2121 Leeward Bu11ness Name(sJ llsttd The following persons PUBLIC NOTICE. Jbove on· Jar1113ry 25 ;i15 Hano .. er 01 Cos•a Statement
tti. euhlet'• certlned °' other checks epeclfled In lea (caah only). Lane. Newport Beach, abov\ on Ja.,uary 10, are doing business es 1992 ~.·en ·ca • 9262'6 .,.,, r • 1 P~'"-s
olh• cfleckt apeciliad In CMI COdt Seciion 2924h Tht aalt Is bttng held lo CaJll. 92660 1Q92 NE.,.,POlH MANAGEMENT Fictitious Joseph W Macer '·'art:n H GWCT\l~al 315 8,0 _ _.ng ti-.. ~'as CIVIi Code Sec1Jon 2924h (Payable In Ml at the lime aatJaly t landlord a lain and M~lt M. Clark 212.I John B Rot GROUP 20IOl B•rCh Slrtel Buslneas N•ma Th•5 s•.ater-· t • ..,3s f.:c~ Hsr .fr Or Costa Meu. FAST F'1E0C"S Dl~ER ~
(Payable In lull et I.he tltnt of salt) ell rlgh1, 1111• and will bt htld at 11692 Leeward Lant. Newport Tn1s stal1IT'en1 was I 8d 1309 Sa.,ta Ana He•ghas Statement ... 11n 1he Cou ty C1e11e c. Ca.: 9:Zt:..?li GRILL. 2949 Far. o"" Rd ,
of Nia) all right, title and lnltrlll conveyed lo and Stmpson Lant. Huntington Beach. Cahl. 92G60 v..1lb 1ho Count( C'ork ot Cahl.'92707 • ·The Followtng persons Orange Co1nty on Jan .. ar, T 15 bus r.esr. ,5 con· Colla Mesa, C.al I 9~626
ln1er91t conveyed 10 and now held by II under said Btach, Calllomla. on Feb-Catherine S. Klnnot f Orange County on January Robert H.>ll Jr • 2005 Yacht are doing business as 29 19~2 .,. c:~:•ed b) :in Inc • :t:..ial ' J .. a 111 1,1a,, no JOM!ooon
now held by If under aald Deed of Tru11in1ht PfOP-ruary 25th, 1992, at 1 00 Belvue Lant. Balboa. C t. 14, 1992 Misch••• N~wpor1 Btacn K D COMPUTER IMAGES, F519o44 int 109 s1ran1(s) co~· 110 Crew tn Fo ... nta.n .a
Dffd ot Tru.s1 In the ptOp-9rtv h-lnafttt d11cr1bed: p.rn. 926&1 F5181 OS Ca> r 92S60 • 17381 Rob Roy C.r. Hu"· Publ stied Newpon Be.~" -enc~ !o transact t:us1· ev Call 9~7C9 --~-~ lf1'Y h.,tlnafttt ducnl>ed TAUSTOR: DIMUTH WlJE· Tn. publl() Is Invented to This business 11 coli-Publilhed ,..0,..pon Beach· Th•s b1.1s,ness is con· tin91on Beac'l Ca·•' 92617 co,13 t.•e a ~ '16rl ~-F~-:~ T 'S~ncss is con-
TRUSTOR: JAMES A MANNE, MANEL WIJE· ~ntnd. A general descnp-ducted by co-partners Cosaa Mesa Cai ( Pitoa Jan· ducted b.Y' an u:i.clJYJc1u31 ...Olan. MwsselmaM, 'T381 February 12, 19. 26. Mar.:h Bu!.•ness t.ame s) hsaed a ... ctod I:!.; .an "~''"dual
BASSETT. ~URA D. BAS. MANNE hon of lht property being The rtg1Stran1(s) com· uary 22c -29 Fct»'Oary r,11 Tile regaslranl(s) com· Rob Roy C11 Hun11n9ton 4 1992 • aoove on Januarf ,8, Tna reglslr 3!"\.(s) com· SETT, ANITA VILLANUEVA BENEFICIARY: A\ICO Fl· aold.._llOQO '1"11Ul \bLldetllJty menced 10 transact bmt· • • . • mencod 10 11a11sact l>USI· Beach. ca1.r 926-S7 • w. 19n' tr\('!'l"d IO t•a saC1 DUS.
BENEFICIARY: /NCO ti· R'ANCtAl SEAVIC!~ -Off of the Occupant rtn11ng lht ness under 11\e F1cMlous 1992 , nen under the Fic1o1t0us This bus1neu 1s con• 03l Man:n H Gruenthat neu u'Hltf lht F1ct !JCIJs
NANCIAL SER\11C£S OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA, apace••• as foraows: Business Nam1(1) listed \1-013 Bus.neu N;ll'l'e(s) I sted duellld by· an coo' d1.1ar PUBLIC NOTICE Tn s S!-''Oment ... 11s I eo Bustnoss •.amt s) 1:-stea ~
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA. INC. A·248 PRICKETT. Jeannie-above on: January 14, PUBLIC NOTICE above on· Januilry 1, 1992 The r1g1stran1(1t com· ,., :n ire COt.O!f c CJ~ q' abO.~ or Fobr1;11ry I, 199:?
INC ltc0tde<l June 111, t988 Childs lt•m1. Boxes & 1992 Robert Ha 1 Jr menced 10 transact bus1· Fictitious O•iln91 Cou ')' ', J.1 iua•y Juar. ta M. Jonnson
HCordtd February 2, ta lnatr. No 18·28S320 In M11c Calhtrlnt S. Kinney Flctltlout This sr11omen1· was laled ncss under the F1c1.1 ous Quslness Name J1 1992 Tl! s S'illttrt'tnt v.as llltd,
1990 u lnllr. No. 90-Book pegt cl Olllclal A·252 GERNES. Phllllp-This staaement v..as lited Buslneu Name w•lh lht County Clttk or Bus.ness Name\sl ~slea St•t•inant F52035S ,.,,:•1 t~e Cou Y C et~ cl
060328 In Boolt page ol'Of· Records In \tit ol11c:e ol tht Many bo•ts & M11c. with the County Cle<k ol St•tement Orange Co1.1nty 00 JanulfY above on· January 13 T'1e fo 0 ,.. 9 r ?>n' P1-b ,1110 r ....... ~ 1 But"· O•a'"l\1t Co .... ')' o Jan ... a•y
flClll Racotde ,,,. the olllce Recorder of Orarige D-256 \/ARNER. Joe 111. Orange County on J;inuary T"• FO'!o~· ng persons 14 1992 1992 are dong bus.ness as Co!>l.!I Men cp •Y P ol ¥1, 1992 or the Rec0tdtf of Orange County. said deed ol 11\Jst Bo•ts. TV & Cat><nets 14 1992 •• " F518t03 Diane Musselmann INSllE BUILDERS 2043 • F520354
CounlY: Nld dffd of lruat dHet.0.S the !oll~f'.No E•202 PEMBROKE. Maceo F518114 11~\d~~ ~~L~F~s ;;J;t E P1.1bhshed Nowporl Beach· Tn1s 11a1emon1 was lilcd we,!c 11 Dr •108 Ne,..pou ~eo~~~rf 12· l!l, 2fl, ~.i.tcll P ... t> shed r.eo .. LO' Bea,•
dtacribes thl loltowlng: LOT 4~ OF T . D.· Many Boxts Published Newport Btilch· Coasa H.-y 4'256. Corona saa ~•~ Pilot Jan· W•th lht County Clerk ol Bl'i1Ch Ca' I 9=662 1 r. Costa r.•tu .... t p .. ..,1
LOT 45 OF TRACT" NO. b«g~~·E~S i:E=~~ 4~· E·28S KELLER, Roy. Cost• Mesa Da.ly Pilot Jan· dtl Mar Cal1I 92625 ~~ 22 29 ~:b~u3ry S 12 Ora~t CoU111y on Jar uarf P-ie,.pon Harl>Of Bu lders ,.,-01. Fot>ri;3"'f 1:!, '9 :!E: ~.'an:n ~; ~~H\H~~F~E~ PAGES •II TO 48 OF MIS: ~~~~~emsm:"~.s~xes, ullry 22. 29. Ftbrvary 5 12 Thomas John Hayb.,rn, 19'/2 ' ' • 14' 1 92 F518113 ~~1 ~ '"'.!'16/04~.~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE .i i;~
CORDED IN BOOK 139, CELLANEOUS MAPS, IN l>ubllsh td Newport l99) ~~~n~ c::.sl :J~ C~~~· W.012 Publ,shed Nenport Beach· Beach Ca• I 92660 FlctlUoua t"jiiiiiiiiiiiiiWi•i01Rii
PAGES 35 TO 37, MISCEL· t~~FF~~~OR~R T~~ Beach'Costt Mesa Dally W-015 92625 PUBLIC NOTICE Cos11 Mesa Dally P1101 Jal\· Tn1s • b1.1s ness Is CO'!-Business Name ~I
l AN E 0 US MAPS . SAID COUNTY P~ot Ftbnlary 5, 12, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE Tt111 business la con-uary 22 29 Ftb1uary s 12 ductlld by a corl)Ola11011 • St•t•m•nt , .,..,
RECORDS OF SAJD OR· YOU ARE IN DEFAULT W02ll d1.1cted by. an tnd•vidual Fictitious 1992 . • The reg:1trant(s) cotn-Tt.11 FOi o ... rig P· s1111 Iii' ...... AN~~~ D£FAU\.T UND~R A DEED OF TRUST PUBLIC NOTICE Fictitious Tilt rtg1s11an1t•l com· BuslMU Nam• W-019 .-nenceo to trans3t1 tluSI• doing l>l.S ~s as ~~·m,~·ai-11•1r1··r..J y OF TRUST DATED S/17118 UNLESS BualneH Name menced to transacl bus•· St•tement ness under trio FicM Ou$ KOALA TOUCH ENTER· ,. ,. g~~ A,= UNLESS YOU TAKE ACTION TO Flctltloua St•tement nus 1.1nder the F1c1111ous Tl'le Following persons PUBLIC NOTICE Business Name(sl lisled PRISES sn Ni.,.l)Orl Cen·
YOU TAKE ACTION TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· Bu•lnoH Name . Tht Followmg PlfSOns Bustness Namt(sl l1Sltd are doing t>us·ness as FlcUUoui aJ~'_,1 ~"p:~e':..a Pies dent ler Or •t S~ :'IS t.ll.-por1
PROTECT YOUR PROP· ERTY, IT MAY 8E SOLO AT Statomont art doing business as· above on Decembe1 23, MEN. MONEY & MAD· B I H n $ s'J"mtnt v.as tied S.a:°' CA 9.;:oeo
ERTY IT ~y BE SOLO AT A PU8UC SALL IF YOU Th• FoUOW\ng persona (l )l"IFORMATION SER· 1991 NESS ENTERPRISES 125 UI neu am• . "c Cl i..' I Wal\Otl v.na1 ey·\\ooa• n
A f'UBUC SALE IF YOU NEED AN EXPLANATION art do.ng bU91ness u · VICES (b)HORIZON CLUB Thomas Hayburn 4411'1 Sit eel Newport Statement v.. Ill lht ounly e< o 53'1 Ne..,.port Cer!ter D11"11.
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL rAAK
Cem"lt'f• • Morlul•• Cnapt' • C.•eml'IOr\ NEED AH EXPLANATION OF THE NATURE OF THE SWB GROUP. 206~ Ftrn· (c)PACIFIC COMPANIES. T,.,1s sta1emen1 was Mod Be;ich, Cnhl.,~2663 The Following persons Orange County on JallUlll'\' Ste 215 Na,.,port Bench,
OF THE NATURE OF THE PROCEEOING AGAINST leaf Ave., CCHona dtl Mar. 177 Riverside Ave , Now· Wiii! the County Clerk ol Sandra Soule. 12S 44111 are dO•ng bus·ness as 28. 1992 FS19852 CA 92660 JSOO P ·'-·1 .,, . ., .. l"l,,.e ,
PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU. YOU SHOULD CON· Cthl 92625'---port Beach, Calif. 92683 0rt"9t Counay on JanulfY Street. Ntwpor1 Beach. T H E M 0 R T G AG E Tn s b .. s ness Ts con-Nt>YooP. "'' Beact-
YOU YOU SHOULD CON-TACT A LAWYER Willlam R. Beckman, 208''1 Roy Eugene Combs 3121 1•. \992 • Ca' I 92663 SOURCE 2242 Aspet1. Pi.blished Ne..,ooit Beach· duc1tc1 by anJnd, dual M4·~00
TACi' A LAWYER. l 17S KINGSTON ST., Ftfnlt.af Ave .. Corona dtl W Coasl H"'Y .140.' New· F5t8100 Th11 business IS con-Tu5hn. Ca f 9~680 Co.aa Mesa Oa .y P10I Tne rtg strant(S) com· ......... .
3271 CALIFORNIA ST .. COSTA MESA. CA 12628 Mar. Calaf. 92625 port Beach. Cal.I. 92663 Pubt1she<l Newport Buch· ducted by· an lnd1V1dual Part1ck Michael McRae Fvt>ruary :2 19 <'.6, March mencod to 1ransac1 bus•· PIERCE lllTIEIS
• COSTA MESA. CA 92829 "(tf a 111tat •ddrna CH Sandrt R. Beckman, 208\; This business 11 con· Costa Mosa Dally Pilot Jan· Tilt reglstrant(s) com-2242 Aspen. T1.1s11n CilM 4 t992 neu under tne F1c1>11ous IUL lll&IWU
"(II • au.at tddreu CH common designation of F11n111t Ava . C0<ona dtl ducted by: an un1ncorpo· uary 22 29 Fel>luary 5 12 nience<l 10 1rans1c1 bl.IS•· 92680 ' w-032 BuS•!'ltSS Na111t(s) I sted
common designation ol PfOPlflY la ahoWn abOVt, Mar, Calif. 92825 .-ed association Olhtr t992 ' • ress und11 the Fact hous Th's t>us1ntss •S cor· abO•• oo NA !\1o•1uar" 11r Ch.apei
Pl°'*"Y le thOwft ~ no wananty 11 gtven u to This bualneu Is con-than a patlnershlp W 009 Business Name ts) listed dueled bY" an 1nd"' dual PUBLIC NOTI Wanda Wna••ey WOOOIA'! Crematron
no wwr.nty 11 gfY9n u .0 Its compttteness 0t cor-dUC1ed by: tavsband and The reglstrana(s) com. • above on January 9, 1992 Tne reg.sarant(sl com• Tn.s saa1em~·1 -..as tued
111 corhpleteneat °' COi· rectneH).M The benlflclary wile menctd to transact buSI· PUBLIC NOTICE Silndra Soult menced 10 tran1:1c:1 bus.. Fictitious "''h Int Courty C1e1k cl 110 6roadwa~
rtctne9a)." The beneficiary uod.ar N ld Deed of TNtf. The 1tglatrtnl(•I com-ness under the F1c11hous T'11s stillement wGa loltd neu under the F1ct 1101.1s Suslnas' N•m• uie Orange Co 1y on De-Cos1e Mesa
under ..id Deed of Trull. by rtuon of • btltch °' menctd to tl&{ISact busJ. Bu.slntsa Namt (S) Uslld Flctltlou• ,.... th lht C.ounty Cl11k of Bus•ness Namt(s) A s111d Statement cember Z4, 1991 ...... ".2···1•1M•••ll by rHtOn of a brttell o# defd In 11'1• obl!Qallons neu under the F1ctitk>us above on· N'A euslneH Name Oranoe County on January abo~• on-. January 21-Tt>e Fo 0.., 0 p ,,~, F5tS3l5 •
dtf-" In the oblloallOnl NCUttd thateby. homo-Bualnaaa Namt (a) l!lle<l Roy E Combs St•temenl 14, 1992 1992 a•e 001n9 b, · nen as Pub 11lled 011 , f> 01 Jan
secured thereby, h«"o-fet'I eaec:uled and dlbv-abolle Oii: December 4, Thia etatement was filed Tilt Following persons F518115 Partict. McRae OBA GRANT S AUTO uarv 22 29, Fe1>1u.iry 5 12,
loft execultd and dellY-ered. to the undeftlgned a 1918 Miil tht County Clork of :e.-dQlno..buslnt.ss as· Publlshod Newpon BtaCl'I· !h•t s1a1ement was Iii~ BODY 186 \''.'esa 111n SI 1992
tteCnO "'-Ul'll:J~ .. wnt1en Oeclat•llon ~ Witltem-R. e.ctunarr Orange CounfY on January HANE~A ACCUP.RES· Costa Mesa Da•ly Pilot Jan· ~~~nay Cltrli ° CO$:J t.'t•.a Ca I ~en ~
wnnan Declatatlon of o.. fault and Demand !of S •· Thia 1ta1erneo1 was filed 14, 1992 SURE •05 30th St t1A 22 29 Ftbl l"f 5 12 r3~ ounty on ~~rt ctta~~., rs1op'1" 1(11----------
laUll end o.m.nct '°'Sale, and wrfnen noOc:• ot d• with the County Clert of F511ft8 JoliwPo.u. Beach, (:1111• u~ · _ _u · " 1 ~ bacn, :icsr Ware., Laf'e PUBLIC NOTICE
and wrltten notiOt of de-fault end of tl.ction to Orange County°" JNIUlf'f Pwhshed N~ 'Btac 92663 1 · F519840 Cos1a t.•esa C.:111 926~6
tauft-wtd of ¥ICtfOn fO 'CaUM thruudeialgnect ' t•. 1992"" -Costa Mesa Daily Pilol Jan-Edward Richard Roclt.· W-Ol6 Publ1$he<1 Newport Beach.. This buslneu is con-Flelllloua
Repainting?
ctuM the undtfaigned to •tll uld property 10nd'!~•'Y F511t0t ary 22 29 Fet>ruary 5 12 wOOd, 307 Avocado st. •9 PUBLIC NOTICE Costa MeSil Oa ly P1101 ducfell by• an 1n<lN d"a Business N•m• Ml aald propany to sauary said obllga11ona. • ,,...,,. Published Newport Beach· u • • ' · Co\.ta MesQ...CaJ t 9262 'f•~TZ. w 78: 1. Tn ~~··~·• 'o"" --sranmenf .... __ -•
aald obllgtllont. and lhtr• t,lttr Int undtr•!,yn;d Coat• Mesa Dally Pilot Jan-1992 w 8 Thia buslntu Is con· FlctlUoua 4 1992 mencea to trans.ica b ... ~ -n r a,. ng c.is:m.s snYtYQll~for
alter Ille undtralgntd clUMd a81d ~ ~ uary~. l'tOnlaty !r.11; --01 Cfucted by· lln lnd1111duat Bu1lne11 Name • W·029 ness under the f tl I aus IHI> d 1 • ,, .. , as -• ~ aid llOllC'e" of cfe.. td end of llr 1992 lilt reglstranl(S) com· S t Bus•ness N3me(sl I W•d ALL SPORiS PROOUC·
ftUll end ol tlec1iOn 10 bl ~~~:' ~~S4;~~ W-OlO PUBLIC NOTICE mtnctd 10 transacl busl· The F~~~~';:~" persons c1nu1fled 1s .... o9b~;• on• January 28. TIONS 3t3 IGth Pt •B.
rtc:O<ded Mey 31 . Ul9t .. . • I 0111 I I Fl tltl ness under lht Fic1111ou1 dOI b s • c 0 N v EN I E H T 1 • Cos1a l.IOS.3 Ca I 9:e:--
lnett. No. 91·2,7~~~1 11~ =d:~g,r,_ ~ ofcn:_ P.UBLIC NOTICE Bu91: ... o:m• Busontss Namt(•I listed aP~CIF7g R'E~el;Y s Alli-whelher you re buy· Clla~os C Ka:mba.::11 F'rtJ H Reync-14' 313
llooll Page o .. __ , c • rtCOtdtr of Or.noe county· It , t above on J1nu1ry 2.a, A"'CE 32 CanyOll Island ang se 11ng, or Just Call •G•n Pl •B Co••• Mesa
Atc0td• In the on-"' the wll I made flctl11ou• a •men. ___ .--:-.::: 1992 Or N1'Vw on Beach Cit.I looking. clasa1f1od hH Ca I l:C-:?7
recotdet of Olenge county; Said Sele be ma ~ auslnen Neme The FOiiowing ~uns Edwa1d Rockwood 92560 P • what you neodt Classi fied Tn.s business 11 con·
Said Sale wtn bl mtde, but wllhoUt COYIMnt Im-Stetoment are dol~ buslnes9 as; Thia statement was filed Ste taanlt Anne Geary 32 PILOT CLASSIFIED T d , a1.1c1"° l'V an tnd•v•di.ial
but wilhoul covenant I CH ;:~"rio:~"11t1e O(,pos· Th• following peraons ~~~·f:21g1~~08J~R~~ With the County Clerk of can':on Island. Newi>ort &42·5178 0 ay. T.11 reg s:ranl(Sl com-
wananty, ·~pr··~ "'" MSalon. Of tneumbfances • .,. doing bUllnes.s u: TRIC (3)P()WER ELECTRIC Orang• County on January S.ach. Cali! 92660 842·5878 mtl'('ed 10 lrensact bl.IS•· plied..0,, flOW ~ 10 pay the rlfNlnin9 pMcS-METRO SCHOOL OF (•)OSAOCHE I ASSOC!-21, 1992 ~· it:' tf'l\llnlng prind'. p8I aum of the noct(I ) .. MUSIC, 3888 South lkletol .ATES 3609 w Balboa '519851 ::.r:,,,, J tM not•(•) ... cured by aald deed of Slttt1, Senta Ana, CA (rear)'. Newpori Ot1ch. Publiahtd Nawpon Beach·
cured by Mid deed o1 Trust with tn1.,.11 u In 92704 Calif. 92659 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Trult, wlltl tn1tffft u In ttld note ptovlded. •d· A=: TS. w~·c1!°,! s c Oatdcllt. 3609 w February 12. 19 26. March
aald noee prO\'tded, act-vanc:H, " ~· ~ lhe1 antt CA :;.::-Balboa, N-port Bt1ch. 4, 1992 ~ If 111y ll"det the tlfms ol said lolW9U o • Cahl 92659 w-030 1 me 'of Nld OMd ot Trvst, fMs, chargee and Jeenn• Welu, 508 Thia bu11n111 le con----------T~ !Mt. charo-end tXS*'IH of the TruslH Avenldt Tertaa. San Clem. ducted by· an'lnd1vldual PUBLtc NOTICE · 0. the TNtl .. end of the ttulla c:1Nled "'11• CA 82'72 The >•0'1s1rant(s) com----------~~hi truslt created by Mid Deed ol TNtt. Thia buelntH lad con-merictd to lranuct bu• FlcUtloua
by llid Deed ol Trust. Said .. Wiii bl held on: ducted by: hUlban Ind MH under the Flcl~I •u•lneH N-•
Seid ult w11 be held on: FebNlty It, 1192, at 1:30 wife Bu.slnaH Namt(I) Usted Statement •
Fabruery ti 1992 et 1:30 p.m. lrt IN lobby to the Th• raglalrtnls com· above on: Jenuary 1, 1987 The Followtng peraona m. In IN• lobbY to ttit building located at 801 menced to ll'antad buel-s.c. Osadcht ere doing bualneu u · ~!ding loclled al ICU South Lewts = Of-~~~na':"'N~~(s~~~~ Th•t atattmenl was filfd BENEFlTS MAGAZINE. South lewit Sttwt, Cl· lnQO, Ctlltornl• 1 ....... _, above on· Januarw 14 with the County Clerk ol 270 s B11stol 2nd Floor, ltlOO Calltomla 92eef Af the tlmt o the """• • · • • Orange County on JanulfY Cos11 Mesa, Calif 82826 At in. ttrne of IN lnltlll publcatlOn of lhlt notiee, 1192 .. 31 , 1992 Conllnenlal Publications.
put»llcellon ot lt\lt notice, the tote! ernount of the ~ ~~~1:.1=.• was flied Fl20341 Inc • 270 S B1l11ol 2nd
the_., llnOllfll of IN un-P.tld ~ C::., ":. 0:::,: With Iha County Cleftl of Publlslltd NtvrPOf1 Stach-Floor, Coal• -.1esa. Ct ltl = =:. ~ ~ = ~ deed of INSI Orange County on hnuaty Coat• Mtat Dally Pilot v~.~· buslntu la con 09~ deed of truat end fftlmated com. n· t4, 1"2. Fet>rutry 12, 19, 26, March ductt<I by: a c0tpoiatton
end ~ eoeta. n · penMt, and adYenc" II Fltl091 "· 1992 Tht reglatranl(s) com· ~ and ICIVenc:. 11 S20.eot113. Publiahed Dally Pilot Jari-W..o:J7 menced to llMsact bull-
171..,.. Ot " .. poulblt tn.t ~ uary 22. 29, F•t>Nary 5, 12, PUBLIC .. OTICI! ntH undtf' Iha F1CNIOU9 • i. ~ INl II IN lime of Nie..!'-.:!'.:'~ 1992 " Busantu Name(sl l111td
llN of Nie the ~ bid may ~~ ::O.":' .. .., w022 ... ct ltlous aixw. on: Jan\.llry i. 1092 blC9 may be .... lhlln the totll lndebt ....... a ....... ..., S.c:ratary •
eoe.i lndebf9dr .... due. Date• t/22JN PUBLIC NOTICE •u•lne" Neme Thtt ttatemenl wu Med
Oele: ttnm T .D. l•RVIC• COii-'1etttleue St•tomont ..,.11t1 1111 County Cler'll ot
T.D. tmwte• COii-PAlfY, ...... Trustee .......... ....... TM FollowtnQ par1ons Orano• Coutity on Jll'IUllY ,..., •MN Trwt" •r C,,..., An....a. are d0111g t>ueoneu ta. u . tte.a
__ .,.... .,._,,. Antwtwftt .... ,...,,, lt• ..... d QINA'.S ..i?ZA METRO, '"'°"
---;Hl•tHt teoreterr: IOt huttt Lewie It., are '!:.O:C::::, =aont ~:: .. !'~a11t':';>f42ft · PubUsh•d N~~ach
IOt ....... L ........ o,.,.,., CA ••••• TERRA, eeo w 11th St. Elll'th'• Klkhen Corp . c ... Coat.a ..... Dally..._.. Jan-
Or•1tt•1 CA ••••• f1141 MMJOO •n. c.. ...... Calif lfornle, )1tlA Nrport l.ooo Ull'Y 22, 2t. FebNlry s. n.
fT14J .... TOO IP AVAIL.AILI, T1tl nq1 Dr • Coa~ Me11, C•l1I 1192 •
tP AVAIU8LI ·T• UP•CT•D OP•NINO Wlltlihl M CaHlla 400 12629 w.ooe
HPICT•D OPiNtNO atD MAY a• oaTAltdD Meo A\19., ~ ii.Kn, Thie bu1lnt11 •• col\< PUILIC NOTICE MAY •• 08TAl•D rt CAUINQ TM8 POL-Ctllf. t2M3 ctucled by• a COtPolltlOn
llD CMJ.mQ ntS '°"' LOWINO TIL•PMON• Marte VenWlclder, 700 N The rt,latrenl(t) co"?° ro.... TmLIPMOMI NUM••Rt ON TM• =';d II, Orange. Ctllf :" ~ "~=
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UNES DAYS
Seff Your
Private Porty
Merchoodise
HERE ~i:
330 West_Bay_Street~-·Costa Mesa, ~ 88887----
NEW HOMES!!
By Builder!
2 left!
38A, over 2300 sq. ft.
Builder will cooperate
w flonclng or lease
option $349,000
2103 Valley Rd
842-8864
~'SIDE 3BR 1BA 6·car
gar, lrg IOI. Groot loca·
ltonl eustom remodel
Int & eic1 OPEN SAT
1-4, 492 Flower St.
Asking $380,000 Call
883·6969
HUNTINGTON
HARBOUR 1042
Designer Class
Totally remodeled.
Bost end unit in Har·
t>our community In·
eludes lwcunous lur·
nlsh1ngs. $369,900
PARADISE REAL TY
HllNTINCffON
HARBOUH 10-12
Waterfr~nt Community
From $132,500 to
$3t4,000. 1·2·3 bed
twntims, Pools, club·
house. Boal dock
ovall. Call today
PARADISE REAL TY
840-6688
LAGUNA
BEACH 1048
Catalina Sunutsf
No coast & city lito
vwsl 2BR 2Ba, crnr lot
S356K Agt 494-4837
NEWPORT
BEACH 1068
SAN
CJ.t;Mt:NTt; 1076
Orange County'•
Beat Custom
Home Value!!
5,300·5,600 aq. ft.
1 so• ocoan views,
gated community. Pre-
completlon priced
from $879,500. Con·
tact Jay or Clssle
Cook (714)8511·5515
Houses/\ionao
For Sa:e
MOBILI•;
HOM1'.:S 1100
•HUNTINGTON*
1 BR. lrg yard, great •BEACH AREA* view from 25' window, $370/M O Incl util.
pvt bch, on Npt Bay. Driftwood Park, 2Br, $8,500. a7s.0138 2Ba, lmmoculot pl 55 +; P ot o .k .
CAMEO SHORES by $38,900 By Owner
owner. Recently up· 714·373·9211
dalod Mediterranean Call tor Appl
on pV1 2 5 acre park.'·w-.-N-e_w_p_o_r_t_N_ow~er
Ocenn & golf course t BR 1 Ba Mobllo Hm,
vistas. JBr 3Ba. Hugo 1 t>lk 10 bchl Property
discount 1.3 mil Must Hso Rltrs 642·"3850
sell 759·7640
____ 84_0_·6668 ____
1
NYC ambience at
First Class! Voua111os Dosirablo
LOTS
FOR SALE 1400
Ocean View Lot-!
OUT <W-l'OllNTY
PHOl'EHTY I:.:!.~>
-etnyon Lake
4br 4ba weekend
home on the prettiest
cove. Dock. Gated
community w/pool,
beaches, tennis, ski-
ing, golf. :tee,soo
Call today
PARADISE REAL TY --OUT-Ot'-STATE
PROPERTY 1558
Escape
To Washington
6 11CfOS·50 lots·
Wonderful develop·
mont potential.
Prime Port
Townsond localloo.
Somo w/wator views Will 1011 whole or
parl $249,500
631·5044 or
206·385·2052
Luxurious sunny wa· LaTour model Largo,
terfront home. 4br -updaJed, bngtH·,
4ba. Great for lamlly lmmilc, 2 spht master
or entertaining. 45• suites. lrplc. mrbl, tile,
boat alip $915 000 mirrored · closets
Building plans avail· """""'"""-"=""--=,.... ........... able Laguna Beach
Call today ' S18~K 1offer. Vacont Save commission. PARADISE REAL TY marriage forces sate
840·6668 Cnll 63 t ·667 t .
Buy 11 Soll It. Find 11. To place a~ ad an
Classllled. Th• Piiot c1asa1llod. Call 642·5078.
aroa. good neighbor·
hoodl $350,000 w
Torms (818)503·20t4
Thanking of having o
garage sate? Give us a caur •
PILOT CLASSIFIED
842·5078
For Ad Action
Call a
DlilJ Pillt ..
3 LINES • 6 DAYS ~ 9 OOUARS .
Merchandise Under $500 • Private Party Only
THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
OailyPiloL
642-5678
Classified Community Marketplace
Houses/Condos
For Rent
HALIHJA
ISi.AND :.! I Oil
3BR 2BA~S1850/mo on
yrly lse. No groups.
321 Amethyst. 818-
799-4858 or 648-8219
HAL HOA
PENINSULA :.?107
('OSTA MESA 21<? ..
Move-In s;eclal!
$400 OFF 1st MO!!
Twnhse·styte, 3Br
2!f1Ba. encl garage.
W/D hkups, pool &
spa. 2233 Fairview Rd
548·7001
Riviera Twnhmetl
4Br 2'h8a, big yard. sep family rm, frplc,
vacant, $1325/mo.
Rema.ic Rltrs 642·9797
1.AlillN/\
Bt:Al'll :..!1-IH
Nt;Wl'OHT
Ht:Al'H 2 169
2BA/2BA hOUH, frplc, 1
car gar, lndry. Sl 100/
mo. 121"2 w .. 1 Balboa Blvd Ownr/Agt 559-1159 ,_3_B_R_h_m __ b_o_a_u_t _l_g_y-d,
Prestigious Condo!
In gated comm 2BR
Sult.es, family rm, II·
brary. 2500 s/f. All
white decor. A value
at $2950 6 mo tse.
Call 840·5324
3BR +den, 1 ~BA, 1 car boat stororut 11095
. gar. lrplc. All&ll Feb •3BR twntrse Npt Htsl---------15. $ t 500/mo. 307 gor $995 647·7540 *•DUPLEX 2Br 2Ba,
Fernando. 673·9419 garage, ·block to Clean & spacious 2Br beach. St2Cl0 mo.
CORONA
DEL MAR 2 122
* •2Br 1 'laBa, flro·
place. 2 car garage.
Washor/Dryer & frig
avl St 200. 640·5324
1 Ba~ 1 car garage. (818)359-4539 small pV1 yard, se5o1 ____ ...,... ___ _
VIP Props 675·2232 •1..100 ISLE• 4BR
E.Costa Mesa, 3BR 3BA, lam rm. 52.0001
1. 75BA, 2·car gar, mo. Nr Clubhouse,
c.d.s. St200/mo + tennis, sailing. 222 Via
dop. 963·9824 agt. Palermo. 675·7168
NEWPORT HEIGHTS •Lido Peninsula•
Pool, patio. 38r 2Ba, 1 & 2BR unus from
frplc, dbl gar, lmmac. $850 w/lse. pvt bch,
$1975/mo 2t3-660·1984 bay VIOW, 873·8030
BAYSIDE DR Elegant,
large, baylrnt condo.
1 Br, don, 1 lh Ba, l/p,
2 car qar, w/d, rofrlg,
$2300. mo. 493.911 O. _N_l_c_e_2_B_r_2_.~-B-a-tw-n-. •Newport Crest•
R1110 4BR 2 ~Bo. pool.
spa, tennis, lots of UP·
gr odes & -only St 600/
mo. Blir 8~2-3850 •
Jeamlne Creek·Oeted hmo, garage, frplc,
Ocean vlow, tennis. pool, CanyonlVlcloria
3Br 2.11.tB•. 2400 sq ft, area S9501mo. VIiia
wti1te decor. 'lautted Rentals 975-491~
coils. S2,795. 72t·9547 NPT HOHTS 2Br 1Bo ---------
Oce•n Vu evry Rm. dphc, patio, nu kit/ cp1, •Newport Crest•
2BR 2BA, lrpl. new w/d hkup NJpelS $800 Trl·lovel 2200 s I, lor·
carpet, gar, $1840 Avail now. 722·3593 mat dining, lam rm
5t1 Seawrud,760-8382. Pool Hom• 38r 2tla 3BR 1 den, asking
COSTA MESA 2124
•Nice 2BR tBa du·
plex, 2 car garage.
Small yard, pet ok On
Pomona btwn Wilson/
Victoria $825/mo Avl
3/1. Agt 875-4912
'I
hpme w frplc in Col· $1500. Bkr. SHERRY
lege Park Vacanti COSHOW 848-8003 s13259~:~:;;;-R1tr •-.-N-e_w_p_o_rt_C-re_s_t_*_
HUNTINGTON
BEACH 2 140
1 BR 1 BA condo, new
cnfpot, dblo gar, lrg
rms. Ava11. $700/mo.
$300 sec. 962!"8579
SEASIDE VILLAGE
twnhs. Gated. nr
boach 2BR/2BA ,
Trl·level 2200 slf, for·
mal dining. lam rm,
3BR .-den, asking
$1 500 Bkr. SHERRY
COSHOW 848·8003
1 BR. lrg•yd, groat v1ow
from 25' window. pvt
bch on Npl Bay 6 mo
ISO, $750 675·0t 38
BACK BAY
Dix dbl · mob110 hm
Total remodel [,.lu·
Small S1ud10, furnished.
including U111111tes.
•Litt le Island•
S450/mo 673·5759
YEARLV. lmmac 2Br
2Ba, 2 people only.
Carpel. drapea, all
kltch bit-Ins. No pets.
S9501mo. 673-5099
BAI.llOA
PENINSULA 2ti07
l 'OS it\ M !-.Si\ .!to.! & Nl.\\.l'OH i
•t7 .. Move lnl Ht-:M ·11 Lht!U
E/ald• 2Br 1 Ba, xlnt * Near Hoag, 2BR 2BA
cond. 26"8 16th Pl. Twnhae, encl gar,
1725 No Pet 844-0452 paol, spa, 1925. 1401 ** •.Side CM. new Superior. 646-6838
lge 2BR 2BA, gar,
S900. Great Neighbor·
hood. M2·'1334
•Do you need lg clean
2br lba? Garage, new
cpl, DNI, storage.
$750 No Pet 640-2495
•2BDRM $700•'
•11DRM SIOO•
Frig, dshwahr, a1ove
Incl. No pets 545-4855
1 Vr !..ease • Small 1 BR
apt, 50 yards from
bch. $850/mo. 1st/last
& $300 dep. 891·0885 1BR Apt, 2821 Har•
bor Blvd. Pool &.
laundry room. Call
548·9081
BLUFFS 2Br 2v...e.-.
1300 sq ft, 2-car gar
1BR apt. $550. Also w/opnr, comm pool.
have 18r, Uhl Incl, Avail now. Nd pols.
$575. 820 cemer St. 51150/m9. e?S-0068
st 250/mo Bayfront &45·0134 Charming Nwpt Hgfs
I BR 1 Ba, pvi bch. -1-B-R--M-o_b_l-le--h-0-m-9-1-, hm, your suite has
parking. Mature n/ Quiet, secure. From 2BA 1 BA lam rm, hie
smkr pref'd. 499·2068 5500•5600. 199t Now· cooklog facility, Totally
Port Blvd. No pets, _P;...v1_S_tooo __ m_o_5_4_8_·2_1_37_ e $800 1 Br Duplex. ,. Ulll pd, stove, relrlg 646-8373 Lido Barfront view
4 t 7 E Boy Av. Bal boll 1 BR' w/loft 2BR 2BA apt. l/p, gar,
No pots. 547·t155 w /d . Bos t price. Parkside ocean view. St 850/.mo. 673-1283
102 E Bay St Across Available nowl APPl lo LIDO ISLE fully furn from llt>ary. 1 BR, soel 831-8107 1 S625/mo. Sngl. 5550 1995 No Peta 1 Br· Utll, gar ncl. w/appls, uflls pd. No $780/mo yrly. 1 per· pets. Reis req'd. 723• 2Br 1 Ba $650, sec $400 son, no pets 673·0837
0414; (213) 596-0619 28r l 't\B• s750• sec S400 Lido Isle Lrl .. tyte lor 644·99t3 Eastalde CM 2: Charming 2BR 2BA, On fho Bay. Furn 2BR. bay vul St350 Lndry.
gc.nat cond. parking. at a uftaua any5 9ar. No pet 875-0377 close to FMry . .S.1-2751 ~~-
mo. t3to> 375.5500. $200 OFF!! · ONE YEAR NEW!
CORONA
DEL MAR 2622
••V•rv Spacloua & Unique Studio Apt,
walk to beachl S600/
mo. 780-9709
COSTA MESA 2624
*Move In Speclal!
••A•k Mgr For
Detalla on Rent•I
Boni.aJesll
1BR & 2BR 2BA
Pool. spa, cobto hkup
WESTLAKE VILCAGE
845·8122
1 & 2BR, d/W. bHUI 2BR, 1 BA. Prlvale
pool orea. Rec:,. rm, patio or balcony. 2nd
lndry rm, close to month FREE with
shops and buses. loose! $850/mo. Call
$595·$875/MO * 950·8310 *
530 W. WILSON 722·9012 or 642·2288 WESTCLIFF 2BR, 2BA, frplc, pool. car·
Clean 2BR Duplex, encl porl. $875. 646-3679.
gar. w/d hkup, small 1128 Rutland Rd
patio $750. Westside.
Aft 4pm 548·3135
E's1de •Ira lg 2Br tllphr.
Fncd patio, lndry, new
crpVdecor. Quiel cul·
de·HC. $850. 673·3600
EASTSIDE
Apartments
For Rent
HOO MS 2708
LARGE room W/pvt On·
trance. pvt BA. v,• blk
lo bch. $400 mo Nancy
or M·k• ~t-<>377
Easts Ide 1 BR I Ba
houso. Want quiet M F
single. Carporl wlalley
access. TRW req'd.
Call Roberl Milliken
760-5000 Remax Rttrs
· Iott Frplc, gar, tennis
cour1, spa, pool
~1400/mo 51606 r.1119 rct1rn Qilrk 2.Bfl1---------
Country Wood•
2BR 'study spit lvl. f/p,
deck. 1kyhte $835 No
Pets. 180 21st St
646--t t-64"" ~r1S4s:954'3"
HOTELS sec. bwnor 661-3283.
IRVINE 2144
l l.•BA w pvt pa110
Club hso w poor.
S1075mo · ,ec; S5t-4350
Furn Studio, $525 mo.
No Pets. leave mes·
sago 646-5330
& MOTt:l.S 2718
TRADE
trrough classified
842·5678
1BR/1BA condo. Vlow BAYRIDGE condo w
ol stream w1o, patio vlow 2BR 2Ba 2 car
Croan 2BR house for
rent 1n quiet Eaa t ·
side neighborhood
Now paint. Encl bock
yard ld1tal for working
roommates $750/mo
Large 1 BR In quiet
complex. garage.
laundry. No pets
Coat• ••••'• Best Value Nawpon Bay
Inn OeluJt.e rooms, r•
lrig, micros. conu bk·
last, maid srvc. Spo-
clal rate from 11 501
~k 831.eoC>O
now crpt Ava.I 3 7 w d. pool spa, sl:'c
$695, mo 551 ·27 t 8 St 2!>5 Agt 846·8 t 06 Coll 846-4902 2020 Fullerlon Av9.
$665/ mo. 931.0427
RePain~ng?
If your looking to repaint it,
rebuild it, replace it or
restore it, look in the Pilot
Classifieds to find the
service your looking for.
lease:Npt North
End Unit 2BR
2 .5BA twnhm, 2 car
ntt;ich gnragv S 1350
Bitr, Llo11gs 640·566-1
Move·ln lmmed!
EAST SIDE
Back B•y
Cozy 1 BR t Ba cot·
tage S725 mo + $700
dep. 329 Un1ver11ty Dr .-N. 6'12·28115 No Pots
LARGE 2BR, 1981
Maple. 131-4081 1u:NTAl.S ro
SHl\HE 272-1 Lovely, quiet, well ma1n-
1a1ned Garden Apta & •WALK TO BCH Ver·
Twnhses. Frof"ll $625· 111lles Nwpt condo
S675. 848-0392 Pool, Jacuzzi. security 2 Pvt rnstr s101,, htxury
condo• pool. tonn1s, ---------Move-In Speclall Brighi & airy S4tO,mo
soc, wa It 10 bch'
S 1200, mo 721 ·0051
Newport Crest JOr
2•;Ba, lrplc, wet bar,
•:?·car g.u, poot 1onn11
St650 teoso. ~44·3049
Nwpt Crest t 200s I
2BR12BA w 2 car pvt
Move·ln Special!
$400 OFF 1st MO!!
3Br 2"'2Ba.-encl ga·
rage, W/0 hkups. pool
& spa 2233 Fairview
Rd 5 48·7001
Newer 2BR. $795 Cat + uhls 646·3735 V
OK. Call Pem, Agt COM shr 3Br 2Ba hse
546·5880 or 979-3848 Upstairs & private,
Best toe. $450 Mil<.
Avail 2/20. 07"3-6798 NEW
CDM·M F to share 2Br
2Be w1profes1lonol '
male. $375 -deposit
2BR 2Ba. pV1 garage.
wasllor'dryer, good
Costa Mesa locatlon.
Move·ln Speclall
$975 714·650·8310 + ~ uul 942·1831 0"'· in QUIOI, walk Move·ln Special!
bch location w D & Nwpt across the street, Clean, respon mate to frig st 200 mo Lse 1h. Off 11t Month! h ~ h 1 BR TRW 6·14·7211, Agt. $99 Sec. Deposit 2Br 1.25BA, lrplc, gor. • r uge mas er S795/mo 1665 lrvln9 OVNASTV, S500 mo ~ • Spacious 1j3R, quiet Ave 117 720.8422 ut1I. loaded 642·9008 Ulutta Plaza area 4Br. cool ocoan breezes.---------eve, 9S7·e242 day. 2~\Ba 1v.11htne. private paol. cuvored parking Save 1200 Move In 1-------_.;..-
pot10, hreplace, paot B•v Breeze Apta The Place It Right Fom non/smkr shf JBR St 500 ~ soc dop. no 548-0338 2BA CM hse w same
pvts Call Sandi 644· Tht Time It Right Near SC Pl:za 1295
5'r71. 8am·5pm. M·F The Price fa Right 751-0272 or 682-1623
STEPS TO SAND! MUST SEE! 2 BEDROOM 1 BATH N/S, separate entrance, YEARL y Studios or Full Size l.ndry Hkups 1011 of closets space, $150 OFF!! Refuge. d. w, v8f11eals w d. 4 t st St, -bch aide. 1·3BR hms duploxos $4t7 1 r Boau11lul 2BR townho· Covered •g & gatod + dopas1t, ,-:a,.u11 , ~~ i~~l~c!~~~;~~~so mos. ow, polio, tndry . CALL 1"50-3()13 avall nowl 646-8358 •
--"'I'" .,.__._1 rm upgrqdod $825 I-=---...----,.---NB 2Br 2vtBa 1ownhm. •I 11 n11::n1• 238 AVOCADO au bachefor Nwp1 excrustve area. Private • 675·4912 CCNTAIJR MGMT Hgll, ullls pd. Pv1 & QUIOI, a.II amenities.
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Service
Directory
ACCOUNTING
ERVICE
•
ADDITIONS
'REMODELING 3410
••LOWEST COST••
For quality work.
Local, Uc'd Bond Ins
Rick 753·3520
CHILD CARE 3~36
E•ceptlon•I Chlldcare w, 1 shr ""Y e.tp Eng·spkg
nanny w t °' 2 children 1n my tvty Bel Is hm Rois
avl, reasonoblt 76o.6730
IRE -
HANDY MAN :J7 IO
Udo & Newport Handy·
• man Services. Remod·
ehng & Additions loo
831·9007
MOVINO :t834
PUBLIC NOTICE
Pl.UMBINO 3890
MM<ua Plumbing
S30/hr Roos rates No
job too big or small
For all your plumbing
needs. 960-4916
ROOFING :rn lo
Roof Exper1s Patching,
Ae·Roof. Skyllghl•
Channing Brown
Construction Uc.
#626838 249-14t3
lllllliilliMiWiiiliiliMl_...1111~•1 Kitchen• Bathrooms· CLEANING
SERVICES 3M8
HAUi.iNG :1720
.,AVAILABLE TODAY
The Calif Public Utlll·
t1e1 Comml111on RC·
QUIRES lllat all UHd
household goods
movers print lholr
P.U C. Cal T number,
llmos and chaulleura
ROOF I NO 391 O SPRINKLEH
INCREASE
YOUR
REACH
THROUGH
OUR NEW
IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
~EEJ
$1.21. per line
per day.
That 1 ALL you pay
&std on 4 Ln ..
24 ll'ltM.O/ ..
in f!lt
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For moro lnformauon
CALL TOOAYll
ASK FOR
CANDY
Your
Serv1et1 011 ctory
Rfl>tesentafiv•
842·4321
Ext 310
noom additions
Plumbing, cnblnets.
ceramic 1110, lorm1ca
drywall, painting.
French doors Froe
osllmates lnsurc.>d h·
censed (#5354341
Quality Service Sys·
1ems 714,897·222J
CABINETS 3490
C•blnet Refactno
Specl•I 1300 Offl
(K11cn1m only) or Cus·
tom Cabinets 0.11gn
Qroop •!.5·0168
Reliable housecleenlng
by •h e day. Looel
111oa E'llcel refs. Call
Yot.:inda 831·5967
CONSTRUCTION
BUii.DiNO 3~60
Carpentry, remodels,
plumblng, eloctrlcat,
thowora-tub·tilo·t>oal
docks Jell 650·8218
ELf;CTRICAL 36 lo CRJllQS:Oa'll.U.4 "" c:omm Repair &
Ooort.WJOdc!ws lO(~S· lnatollallon Froe est.
Penel-Cab1net1·Stairs 211 hr •mer service
SlltCro Orvw" AtpA•f .. lc 544-7177, 4tt-073S s,.... •.-P Jf"N 642-0!>07
Junk Concrete Dirt etc
Apphonces. 839-6295
Clnup & Haulaway
Quollty Service, free
eat Mike 722-7858
INTERIOH
DESIONEHS 3782
30 yrs CM/Na area
W.illpeper, drapery.
rolln reupholatery.
refs 842.0440
l.ANJ>SCAl'I-: &
LAWN CARt: :IHOH
Lands"'P construction, moannry, concrete
Sino '7-3 (iP380962)
Ir•• est. 5~2479
CERAMIC J'IREWOOD 38 l 8
TU.ES 3~38 Promrum oak $290/ • TREES 41
cord Del & SI eked Jo11>todlfllomou Lo•111,
THE ORIGINAL At10 Eucalyp1u1, Elm, .,,.,.n91u0 '751-3478
DEAN the TILE MAN 1-P-•n_e_. 96-
44
-0-0-9--
reaky 111owera·ACld Pren11um Onk, eve. &
wa h & regrovt Now wl\nd del"'ery eva I. t. Repair Dafhroom.. Dob Hiii '74'3.,.1J88.
Shower door• Kite· P•gor 604·8920
,.roora·Plumblng Uc.
25vt• o c 873--8065 HANOY MAN 3710
Sell your unwanled C11pen1ry, plumblng,
IUMTIS lh• ... y wayl P•lntlng, akllled fl\
To place your clHsr m ost trades. Reaa.
11.ci ad CAU.~2'"78, tlllH• JB. f45•2M4
Brick, Stone & Flatworlc
Pat.IOa. & garden wall•
Integrity & affordable
Llc•r.47730, 30MttM3
MOVJN<; .tM M
SIUPIRMOVIRIS
''" Warcko~• 'r" ell. T1482te. M .. 18'
cardMa• .........
print their T.C.P. num. ,,,; Roo~ak?
ber In ell advertise-Low cost high quality,
men11 11 you havo 8 roof repa11s & reroof
question about tho le-Ocoanv1ew Construct
gouty of• mover, llmo Free est Llc #573688,
or ch 8 uff eur, call: ,..,,.."-t _rn_o_c_04_0-_t t_o_1_
Public Ut111ue1 Construction Sp•·
Commlislon olalUea All roof &
REPAIRS :un l
Sprlnklera are my
only business Repairs
& lnstallotlons .
Charles 722·7824
TIU:E
st:HVICl-:S :rn29
714·558-415t dec;k ••P•lra gu ran· All Amerloen Tr••
taod Lowest price. Servic e f1emoval, PAINTING 3fUH4 Froe HI. 24 tut lie Trim S1>nlor Dlic 11"11Yruf OualltJ Wo,. 890 88t7, 847·t706 rroe ~ .. !.3t·8·l15 •
"""•cs~ uc 21864• Free E.s11ma1os Now re-
"''' 603209Any1."'4 ~oof & repairs Lie All Kindt or Job• fur ==~"ll:~~-..;...--1.-.. 4 t tt1oe-. All..K.ulcta ot People._ Cei11 )ro P1lnttr1 6'15·80:?3 Piiot CleHlfl•d.
Excellent ouahty WOfk If vou'r• looklng for a car, Insur refS f'rff ell I
uc.,806022 846-1955 classlflad has news for ou.
Members P alntlng
Frff esl within 60
min Save up 10 &O'-
Hour I y WIQet II·
c•n•ed A•• 1 Comm.
723·8090
Lido VIiiage NB
l'l.1\Sfl.ll
Hl-.i'Allt INNO
L.9th-ltucco lnVe•18"or,
remod ... cuatom ~
l'61at11) aeltK•t
, .......... 64•·2361 W11wcnwu fW tw bUP•*O
Of .... Int. CIMe•fted
~.,. al YOUf n..ctat
DON'T
FORGET
The ,new deadl ine for"
i n ·C o I u m n o d s i n t h o
Saturdar Real I.tat• Tab
is now ThuradCIJ prior to
pvbl1cohon at 5:30 P·"'·
Park·Stttlng!!
With Ocean & Sunset
VIOWS. Nice 2BR 2Be S9~5. Child OK. No
Pots 831-8107
HUNTIN<ITON
Bt:ACH 2ti40
Spac. 28R ept. Nu
paint. encl gar. Avail
lmmed. aml pet OK
$695. Cal184$-66"34
& pvt, pool, etc Fom
n11mkr S450 + St50
dep • ullls 72t·8814
Stepa to •••ch Pro· fess'I M/F wanted for
3br. S350 + deposit
Call Ross 548-3848
' HAPPY BIRTHDAY
10 vou·1
Is someone special having a birthday
in March? Announce it In the Deity Piiot
and Independent! Send rn a non-returnable
photo along with $1 0 00 or just a message
wi'\h SS.00 and we will publish it on
March Sth.
~dline· February 28, 5 00 p m
Send your message to~
The Dally Pilot & lndepen<knt
330 W Bay St
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Attn: Classified Happy BlrthdoY
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Newpoi1 Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot .. . . Wednesday February 12, 1992 85
111 --.; I \I •,
W \~ 11 11 'o'.'•• 1
Commercial
Real Estate
I HAVEL .IOH
1 Way PlllM Tictc.t wt
boarding pa11. OC • NY, S100 2112/92,
11 :25 am, Jerry 649·
3587 or 800.533-3,.02
Huntlneton •~ The
••• AV park. Few
Space 1 Available.
Acrou from beach!
Corn., or 21871 N•w·
land/PCH. Reaerva.
Ilona 714·536-6316
Personals ..
St-:RVICES 300~
t:MPLOYMl-.NT :i~JO
F.C. lookkteper
P{T OC Alrpor1 area,
P/A exp•rlence h•IP-
ful. Pia fax re.sum• &
salary req. "74-7405.
FltnHI C.nl•r IMklng
motivated & friendly
fllneu tralnera, recep-
llonata, chlld care &
aal•• counselors at
Nau\Jlua Ptu1 Gym for
Wor4on. Please call
'P14-TS2·1234
l>OMt:STJ<'S r>~HO
Tues, Thur•, & po1 Sat
Care, mea11, cleaning
for woman. Mesa Del
Mar. 558-6000
Merchandise
APPLIANCES till I I
M ... l!Cll AN 1>1 SI-. l't-: rs & S/\NTA /\"llA MA.Hf NF SI !I'S
MISC hO I ~ ANIMALS hu·rn HEIUH IS b UH UUl,'KS 70:.!2
OUEENSIZE waterb•d 9·MO fem Beagle to 2301 Orchard Or Big Dock near )etty, Balboa
or lto1atlon aheet aet, lovlng famllv. Cur· Garage Sale OHie• Island Up to 42 ft, In·
pastel colors, nearly rent on all medical furniture, work space cludo5 power/Water
new $15. 642-3163. care, wllh p1per1, dividers, bar relrlg. Ice ___ 7_2_3-__;..5_7_7_o.....,.....,.._1 potty trained Loves maker, machine tools, SLIPS FOA AENT
RECl.INER $45, cabl-children s200 incl all base boards, misc. Sllpa avail lh N.B. city
nets $35, coHee/end be Ion g 1 n g s , d 0 g I urn. fllhlng equip, ex· owned & operated
tables $451$35, lamp house. etc 120-1121 ten sion ladder, lots of marina $12 25/foot
$10, skis S10, Boots/ golf clubs & bags, lots per month. 844-3044
tree $10. 548·5007 of other stuff, Sot 8AM PIANOS&.
CAMEHAS &
EOUIPl'oU;NT 6016
OHGANS bU:)tf
to?. Transportation
Office!• *•Refrigerator SI 76
Washor/Dryer, S 145 Wiii train. Phones, each, Ol1hwl1her BELl. & Howell.Super 8
bookkeeping, tight S125. 646-5848** and 8 projector $35.
typing & run errands.---------775-7397.
Baby Grand Plant>~
N ico con dition. In
tune, S 1350 952·22'39
or 213·430·13t4
Transportation
MOTOllCYCU.:
2 • VI Days por week.
S6-6/Hr. 845·7801
MICROWAVE, G .E. BICYCLES 8060 BOATS 7011 SCOOTER 8018
HONIJA !1oH;, TO'r'<fl/\ 11.:111
'85 Prelude Auto, Air, I.----------. A M /FM + caaa, lo mll••· m1n1 c;ondttlon. 848-4884
JA(iUAll 910~
••'87 Celle•••
Bright red, excellent
condition. AM FM
atereo, A;C, Cruise,
Till Wheel, !>4k ml.
$7500. Call 64~147 '90 XJS Convertible
6,810 ml, dlam~rid
b lue blue (#173764J IL.--------~
$35,995
Bauer Jaguar TIWCKS 9220
714.71•2002 -,990 CHEVY S10 )(Int
-.-.9-2_X_J_S_C_o_n_v.-rt-.-COnd, lo mil••. AC,
Fac10-,y preas cars warranty. CALt;: NOW.
Black'doe (#178479) E(f5.ao 51 . S6,795 obo
R.94/mag f" 1 78408J
$54,995
Bauer Jaguar
714/971 -2002
LINCOLN 9120
VANS 9221)
'78' FORD VAN
•N• •••o Offfoe Sult••• t>ct2, tum.
Fr•• parking, lunch
room & coffM, r•c•pt,
conf room, FAX, cop-
ier. Neat JW Alrpor1. 47700 Von l(arman,
NB. S250/mo, mo-mo.
Al Quinlan, 833·9550
CLUB PLEA.BURE
LIVE PLAYMATES
READY TO PLEASE
1 ·800-231-4103 PfT Receptionist/
Clerical
Omni 5, micro/toaster/
broiler $50. 857·2392.
REFRIG, no frost, 2·dr,
cln, works xlnt. $170
Will deliver. 831-3951
COLl.ECTIBl.Jo:S
6017 MOVING·MI. Shadow
12-speod mt. b1ko.
liko now, 3 months old
$50 81f1·9274.
1977 24ft Sklpjack
Owner moving, call lor
Info. Best offer/trade
W•7 I 4·642·5219
H:714·548·4176 Joe
'88 Su:iukl Intruder LINCOLN ,71 Boauttful, 52500 obo Continental. 460
Rebu1n 351 V8 power
steering. PQ-'l!er
brall.e:o, cruise control,
11111 cond W1tt1 1•1111101
holch. ucellent cond
2 owners SJ,500 714 /
694·8550 or 524 0229 ~P• 212 S/F New Ole w/lg window &
Ample parking. E 17th
Costa Meta 848-4330
CdM 190 to 1100 af.
VlsaJMC $3/mln
MEET LOCAL SINGLES
1·900.773-1005
100·1 waiting. SUS/min
Oatt1tl.Cos11 Mesa. CA. 111 +
Men meet Men!
1 ·900-454-2004
ThN-<>Vt So Cll., W.M Ttl
Irvine, Ca 18+ S2 95/mln
for local yacht club,
flexible hrs, S6.00/hr/
negot, benefits. Call
Sonja or Tim for lnler-
vlow. Wed·Snt, 9am·
Spm. 844+9530
P{T
FURNITURI'; 6014
2 Century bar stools.
upholslored, white
wood, good condition Verifier s t 5o. 121-8364.,
With, AJC, hgwy alg·
nage. St.25 p.1.f.
Aealonomlcs 875-8700 SPEAK TO A LJVE
-----1-,1---1 PSYCHIC. Love, Fret.. money, romance. Prl·
Neodod 1 morning per week (Thursday) lllk 5 ·pc bedun_ ••l
Huntington Beacrht dresser, hdbrd, mirror,
Fountain Valley jlrea 2 nlghlstnds, bedding
Good pay lncludfs lncl.$225. 537·2219
'Sound of Muelc'
collector's plates
(Bradford E11change),
complete sol of 6,
with scones from the
movie muslcol. Still in
orlg1nal boxes, never
displayed. Asking
$250 tho 101. Please
call Marla at 642-4321,
ext. 306 days, or 645·
1933 eves after 6:30.
cannery Vig ofc •In vatoly 1-1. 1 ·900-820·
uchg for anaw 'g 8446, S2.95/mln.
phones. 832-8707
Jl-:WELRY, FURS
mltoage. Mu11 have DI I 1 bl 42 42 /2 & AHT 602~
INDUSTRIAL 27R8
400 2000 3800
Sq. ~I. 3976 Birch St.
Npt Bch 5"4 1·5032 ~
Business &
Finance
HUSINl-.SS
OPPOH1UNITY2!f04
PAY PHONE Route
For Sale. Po11lble
$1200 Wkly CHh In·
come. t -800-7 41-431 t
Employment
Opportunities
1-~MPLOYMENT ~~30
rellable car· and Insur• n ng ' a o. 11 w ance. Call 714-Ills, full pads, 4 uphols * B • • u t If u I f u 11
965-3030 ask for Rita •• __ c_h_a1,._._S3_5_o_._9_6_2_-s_5_7_9 length opoaaum
•· fur coat Reversible REAL ESTATE'S BESTI• DOUBLE BED, natural 85 raincoat with lur
Earn 53,000 mo + In wood frame; s145• trim, European hooks.
ADD IT I 0 N o I TWO fawn-colored re-Hardly worn. S950.
comm'• to 100% + cllnlng chalra1 s40 lor 642-4321 X 102. ..-DO YOU DISLIKE Trng l Barbara 955. both. 241•9759
VOUR JOB? 5B 4N ., ___ ,.. u .. • ----------Beautiful 1. 1 O carrot Come In for vocntion•1, ____ a_ ........... __ ,_..,. ___ . Drop leaf d ining rm .. •· emerald ring su r· checking. You may Retell Sales table wf4 chairs $50. rounded by over 1 have talents you don't F • • h 10 n I• I and d esk $50, poker table carrot 01 baguottos.
auspoct. Call Olonel· .Gourmet Food & Gitt $15, queennslze bod Appraised 81 SJOOO.
lea Holllne, 1·60<>-367· Store looking tor sales frame ·n • w ·$ 1 O • S2000 OBO. Call Judy
8768. person w/exp ln cut· clothes hamper 55• 631·3623, btwn 9nm·
An.EE Personality J 11t. lorn gllt'baskot propa· 545•2676 7pm M,on•Frl.
Your personality de-ration & creative glh •·K-IN_G_S_tZ_E_W_A_T_E_R_B_E_D_· ""'E_rt_•_S,,....e'"'rl,...g_r_a_p..,.h_s_b_a_d
l•rmlnes your happl· wrapping. Please call No-wave manress. In-loan. will sell cheap .
ness. Know why? Call Bonnie at 720-0580 eludes lramo & head· Qary. 650.2690.
Otancllcs Hotline 1• SALES COUNSELORS board. Good condt-
SPORTING
GOODS 6065
1977 24ft Sklpjack
Owner moving, call for
Info. $7000 obo,trado
0 C ty G W :714·642·521i range oun un H:714·548-4 t 76 Joe
& Collectors Show •-4-1-n-Y_a_n_k_•_e_C_llP_P_•_r
FEB 15 & 16. 9a·5pm Ke.tell. SOJJtld. needs
Orango County FaTr· palnl and TLC $45,000
grounds, Co sla Mesa. obo. Incl live-aboard
Enter oH Arling1on St. slip + partnership
SKI polos, reather wrlst1 ___ ,_1_4+_7_2_1_.e_9_e_o_
loops, 51 ", good qual· Holldav 18ft Cubby
lly $5. 644·6989. Cabin 1 t Ship Yamaha
TV, STEREO&.
ELECTRONIC 6080
Sony AM/FM rocelvor, digital w/10 prosets
Sl45. Tochnics 3-way
speakers 12" woofer
S 1 1 5/pr, Tec hnlcs
turntable sao. 723·
5509 or 455-3006.
Garage
Sales
CORONA
o/b, Incl E Baylrnl
Mooring on Balb90
Isl. Low hr5. $12,000
firm. 722·7045 Tom.
SAIL BOATS 70 l 4
1 e tt. Snipe wood,
excoltont co1'°dlliont
Trailer Incl. $475.
646·9554
19' SAILBOAT Rhodee
Needs TLC. S100.
040-1105
MARINE SLIPS
DOCKS 7022
983·144e
Automobiles
FORD 9071)
'BB Ford Bronco 4X4
eddllf 8a\Jer, btacx wt
tan trim , auto, p.•w, p I.
crutSe, mag wheels,
S14,600. Financing ,
will trade. 669-4212.
•'90 Ford Bronco•
4X4, Eddie Bauer edl·
t1on, loaded, custom
whools, tires, 14k ml,
;A85407 $17,995
B a uer Jaguar
714/ 971 ·2002
88 Ford Rang e r
Good cond1Uon, must
selll See to approclato
$4800 obo 548·6877
eng runs good $1495
Must soel 642·0567
LOTUS 9123
•'91 Lotue Elan•
Yellow . chrome
wheels (#37362)
Red chrome wheels
(#37432) $29,995
Bauer Lotua
714/971·2002
MERCURY 913~
·aa S•ble LS sunrf,
loaded! Take over
lea5,, 18 mos. to go.
673..0030, 673·5914.
NISSAN 9 I C>O
88 Malllma SE, auto·
mat1c, eloct moonrf/
seats, security, air,
pwr windows/ locks
40k, like new, $9900
Call Ed 474·4004 wk,
646·6518 hm
VOLKSWAGON 923~
'81 V.W. RABBIT
CONVERTIBL E
White New top en-
g.ne & tores X1'>t c n·
d1ton in out $4000.
O BO. 494-~-:14 or
494-4320
MISC. AUTO 8241)
Range Rover 92 1 are
hero Huge s;iv1nys on
our rem aining 91 s
Bauer Range Rover
714/971·2002
ANTIQUES&.
CLASSICS 921)0
* 61 Mercedes 190SL•
Convertible, Corona
del Mor car, 30 yrs.
720·B79 3
If you're looking for a car,
-classJfied~has news for y_ou .. -~-----
800-'387-8781J. Wanted at Nau11tu1 llonl Only $200. Call 10 Minutes To Open Seal 18' Power S225f .:~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;....;.. __ .,._. ____________________ __ Apt Manager~ Aoroblc Plus • .:loin our 569-790'4, toave mos· mo & 34, Sall 5400
DEL MAR 6122
Announcements Husband & w1ro for 84 winning tenml Call sago. SAT 9am·4pm 508t/2 Avl Now! 752·2881 Bl_.11111
unit complex. Xlnt 752·7084 t Narcossus. (In Alley)•----------,---~--------------,,..-----------1------------Leather Sola & Love Complete office urnl· SI' ,. oppty for q ualified SALES Wo m en · s seal (cream) like now. ture, lltos. typowrucr, S 10·S500. W 0, l•fo-65' Boat IP
couple. 646-0392 sportswear, Fashion Paid $1600, sacrifice desks, floor mars. cycle, 27" RCA con· In Nowporl Harbor
Aast Property Mgr Island, PfT, $6/hr. 751· $900 645·3280 dra'1ing table, ch::urs. sole, dining sol, etc. Call 675-6240
ANNOUNCEMENTS
2920
One po,raon oHlce 'CM 9556 leave message bookcases & m• I Back Bay Has a Secret
Area, Hrs· M, M-F. T I k I LOVE SEAT, like now, 646·6402 or 673·5 A bonuttlul seron.l ma·
Self St'Orage and e emar et ng earthtone, striped --------..ir-rina. ll'a quiet, friendly Ill t II E I need 3 Pooplo lo' $49.50 firm 557·0441. LARGE ot11ce d es ,. BODY? lllNDf SPIRIT1 mu ·tenan un •. 11• and rel:ixing Up to 50 Who are you? Call perience prel'd, wago our Costa Mosa Ole. g~~7;:.nd111on 5-15. ••• Sale FrlJSat. It slips. DeAn:ia
Dl1netlc1 Hotline, + comm. 845•8811 Sun 8-4, relng, sofas, Bayside Marina,
t-600-367·8783. . Bankruptcy/Parale· :~~r~~·,~~~~~1~fc10;:itlil6Mill SWIVEL fabric chair, tor dining rm tables. more 300 E. Coast Hwy ,
gaVS•cretery Must SSOO/WeeJlly e11ecu11ve. on c;isters 19021 Lindsay Lan o, Nowport Beach.
FAEE Penonallty Test have lhorouoh knowl· •eAM·NOOll Mon·Frl •Pool Tabl••~• Inch _S3_5_._96_0._2_7_3_s ______ G_n_rf_1e_1_d_1M_a""gn_o_1_1a _____ 7_t_4_-6_7_3_·_13_3_t __
vcxir personaltly de-edge of bankruptcy p Id T 1 1 slate, mahog rails, wd ttrmln•• your happl· CO"r1 rulos, Incl a"vo•· * 8 ra n "9 I w " ' Call 831-0885 base $400 631·4665 no11. Know why? Cal sary proceedings 1----------•----------D1anetlc1 Hotline, 1· highly 1klllod In WP TRANSPORTERS
Boo-367-8768. 5. 1, Call administrator ~JS YO"A MAR .. 1,.ca ___ 4_7_e._2_8_7_2__ DRIVERS_
-v " No experience ,...nee FALLING APARTI BartenderTralnffl Loca1-nat1onw1de
Call Dlanetlcs Hotline, WOMEN·MEN 2 week Star1 up to $351<.
t-800-387·8783 class. placement as· 1·800.992-8005
It\\ GUIDE
1l1tanc• Call 1-800-1 ___ .._ _____ _
34 .. 5011 £>11 166 VERIFIER
INCOMt: TAX 2922
B reekfaat Cook/
Baker wanted lor
weekends. local col·
IN house. 675-0233
PERSONAL TAX Dru' Store Clerk PTfF • E11p prel'd PREPAAA TION Bayside Pharmacy In
Needed Jmmediatoty.
Must know Newpor1
Beach & Costa 'MH o
area. Chock carrier
routes lor proper de-
11 v • r y . 8 • 3 0 a m·
t 2;30pm Thursdays
and Saturdays Must
have reliable & eco-
•We II purchase reuse·
able Infant/young ch1I·
-dren'$-Clothlng, cubs,
bedding etc 645-5293
BABY toys to 2\h years
s 1·S1 o Doluxo stroller
S50 GamH . clothes
559·1365.
BRAIDED rug 8'~1111
$35, blue shades,
good cond 751-8876
C a n e s , S 1 O ·S I 5 ,
Crutches S8. •-prong
cane $10, eloctnc
shoe shiner S 15, knick
·II.necks betw S1·S3 ·
523 Santa Ana Ave
Accurate, , .. 1onabty Newpor1 Beach. Ask
priced, confidential. _to.;..r_e_m_7_eo-o __ 1_1_1_· __
Evening and weekend Executive Secty
appointments (your P{T Real Ellal• rum
home Ot mine). Maxi· Denise 931-4337
Ml•• the ta• ben• -~-------
nomlCat auto & Insur·•----------ance. Call Mike al E26 E:SCAP 6V10 C mlm
842·4 333. • motors, other Items s 1 ·$20 546-9832 eflt• you are en-____ ...., ..... _ ...... ,...
tlll•d to.
R9Q. Tu Preparer
Cell Bob 4S7-i734
I.OST&.
For Ad Action
Call a
lllJPlll .
EMPLOYMENT
WANTED 1)::131) Golf clubs $20, Type·
wrttor S20, Vacuum
• s20, dishes $15, Toy· THE SOLUTION... 21a 4X4 1lres w/rlms
to your cleaning prob-$'30. 545·2676. lom1. Rellable and 1 _________ _
UP-YO .
$~00
PER MONTH * NO COllECTIONS *
Early morning motor
routes available . Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith O MAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
Both vulnerable We t deals NORTH
+AK 6 2 K J3
J 52 +K 6 4
WE T EA T
•.8 • 7 .. 3
Q 10 9 8 1 4 A
A K 74 Q 10 9 6 + 9 5 + 10 8 7 3 2
Ot:TB
• Q J 10 9 5 6~'
83 +AQ J
The lndding
I
West Nor1h
Pas 1 +
2 2•
Pass Pus
Opentn!! lead
East
Pass
Pus
Pus
Km~ o f
outh
1 • ...
W hen l11icw tell ,·ou that a certain
holdtnit can't e'ist. 11 1s ma'>OChtc;t1c
10 11znore "hn1 vnu h R' e learn ed and
to pursue a line that '"·bound to fail
HeTP .. an nample ol "hat "e mean
South's deo-,1on 10 JUmp 1,l game
look-. a bit P,U"h'· Hnwever. i t wa
ba"f'd nn tht' presumptton llf a dou·
ble fit. and rt>ct-1' t>s tht' endol""t'·
ment nt th1-. department
tn.amp ... 1n three mund-.. \\ ,, di...
u1.rdtn1Z tv.o hearts
The late ol the contract hmiz:•~ o n
declarer ln .. ini no mort-th.in l•nto
heart tnck. !111 declarer led a heart ..
and confidenth fine-.sed th( Jack .
The uperat10n &ucceed 1 t he
patient d1t-d East " the a1 e and
euted "1th a duli. nd 1n the full
ne-;-... ul lime dt"Clarer had to~ .. ncede
another ht>art l nck .
\\ tth a lnntt heart ... utt headt>,d b'
thl' ace and JI· 11et~ that \\ ..... t wa. ...
l.n""" tn hold l the &lP k tnJ. '•I d1a
mond' and a '-tnirletnn ... padt \\ e ... l
"nuld. ha\'e npened the b1ddtn~ m
fi~t •eat Tht·ref• rP Ea.,t had. ll•
h&\l' 1he are and. f1•r a t" 1 lt,el
"'en· all as a pn~sed hand. \\est v1r
tualh guaranteed a "IJC·card ... u1t
· marktnic Ea•.t " ace a-. a ''"l!letnn
All dedarer had u d11 "8' du1·k thl'
heart 1n dummy, and 1n rreuunnit
the lead take thl' marked fint,,e I r 1 \\eq., queen Equalh t llet ~
would ha\I' bet>n t<• \'li"h tht-d uh
"'"""'"' fir•t bt>lurl' lt>adm.: a hurt
to thl' J&ll.. lnrctn)! f.11--t I< \ll'ld a
rutf luff
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FOUND Keys, Saturday "--6_4_2_·5_9_7_8 __
2/8192. Uttlo Balboa
laland 673· t 467,
f'OUNI> 292!\ thorough Home• HOOVER vacuum up.
businesses, ,right S40 Works
Can Severina 646-7044 good. 969-0976. 1
Must have
dependable transportation
and liabiJity in surance.
\\ht led the king ot d1amunck
and 1n re pon l' to Ea~t' <.t~al 111
the ten. continued "1th the a<"e and
the "e'en Dedarer ruffed and drt'"
A lthnuith t he contract .. hnuld
ha' e bttn made l-:J,t 111ulti ha' t'
delt ndtd better A lo" d111m"nd at
tnrk u ne m11o1ht hBH' per--uadl"<l
\\"t> .. l to sh tit l• 8 ht'art r-:. ... 1 "in ..
the 81 e rt>turn-. a d1a'mnnd to \\ esl "
11re and get"' a heart ruff fnr a one·
tn t k "4.'I
LOST: Dog. 8 lb fem
Pomeranean, gold &
white. Neede medl+
cation. Vic of Thurln
& Bay, Costa Mesa.
REWAR D. Contact
Oreg or Keith, 831·
1021 or 557-0198.
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Newport Beach/Costa Men Dally Pilo
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------------1 wiJl Sprrl)'CMT ~ ltaWig CIN odor that is noxiow, lo-----------(
To .n ~a IOWMrmd Mak cat )
• """st4Uts dxu al! m.poi.riblt to gtt rid of.
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. ~he your rug, ~e. -
.And )OUT home, but as far as your
lDUleutered male cat is cencem.ed ,
aren 't enough ~omes for Them?)
Oh yes, if you have a female cat, gCt
its all his territory to spray.
her spayed, too.
She'll be happier because she won:t
come into heat. And man, does that stuff stink.
· You'll be happier because she ~nJ . -.,,,.
And worse, it won't come out, ever. .
O, if JOU want to save
that Persian rug your in-laws
gave you from beoomiQg
useless for anything but
carpeting for a litter box,
neuter your cat.
He'll stop domg (or, at
least, will be le s likely to do)
tho e stupid guy thin~ that
annoy you to no end. like
spraying. Getting into fights.
And roaming~ over town
oolOng for cute cat5 m ~t
Plus,_you11 be doing die
most important thing a pet
owner can do to help curb
pet overpopulation.
(Did you lmaw that 8 out
of 10 kittens in shelters have
to be destroyed because there
,
1 77
AHA csublished the first
national org.inaataon to
protect animal .
1 s
AHA also dedicated it) ·
effort to child welf.tre ..
1914
Origin.ited "Be Kind To
Anunab Wecl."
1916
Emergenc\ Animal Relief
fund establa hed. the
onJv one of ib lond.
1939
_,_-~~ .. ,iir)no protect
anunals in the
cntertafoment indu ti)._
1982 t
Fint with Nation.11 Hor~
Abuse Investigators
Training School.
1990
First with Nation.11 Cruelty
Investigation School.
come· into heat and howl
for days on end. ·
And we U be ~ppier ~
because, as we saicfbefore ·
(but worth repeating nyne-
theless), Y?~'ll be h;Jpmg
us with a staggering over-
population problem.
For more information, -. or to make a contributio~
call 1-800-227-4645. Or
write: The American
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Humane A.uociation ,
63 llRr~ &st,---::
Englewood, co 80112-
5117. /
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