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Home My WebLink About1992-03-30 - Orange Coast PilotTHE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA MIDdlJ, Mlrch •• 1812 BRIBllG From the Daily Pilot Newsroom THIS WfEK ... Newport Beach Police Chief Arb Campbell will be the man or the moment Wednesday when he addresses members or Speak Up Newport Wednesday evening at the Villa Nova. The topic? Cop talk mostly. Campbell, whose been with the local force for 26 years, will discuss officer training, response time and crime trends. For information, call 542-4226. 0 President Bush and Vice President Dan Quayle have scratched from this weekend's California Republican Assembly at the Sheraton Newport Beach Hotel. Convcotioneen will have to settle for Patrick Buchanan, Secretary of Defense Dick Cheney and a who's who or state legislators. The excitement kicks off Friday. 0 Humphrey Bogart and John Wayne look-a-likes (yes., the real ones did hang out in Newport) will be amon& the gues~ this coming Sunday at the Oassic Day by the Bay, an afternoon happening designed to raise money for the Newport Harbor Nautical Museum and show off the new 28th Street A bogus Bogeyl Marina. Admission is $25 -tax-deductible, of course. Food, tOUr$ of boats and homes, entertainment. For more, coll the museum at 673-JJn. OH, YOU MEAN THAT KIND OF CD ... ~oog the spoils left behind by former NCW{>Ort Beach Utilities Director Bob Dixon - now m jail awaiting trial on stealin& $1.6 million in city money -is a stereo system. A Very nice stereo system. Fcarin1 lhat the magnificent l)'Stcm might be stolen if left in Dixon's unoccupied Huntfogton Beach home. the city is storing it in a certain city official's office. h's kept plugged in. of - course. Just in case. The stereo, which now belongs to the city along with most of the other items Dixon allegedly bought with city money, is Oat and no more than three inches high. It's about a.s big IS a tab!etop ond has a smooth exterior. The user simply touches the outside of the monolith and the top peals back, revuling a CO player, tape player, the '40rks. So what is City Hnll listening to on Dixon's stereo these doys? I0,000 Maniacs was the selection late last week. ROONEY KING: THE ORANGE COAST CONNECTION GROWS ... If you've been following the live CO\-croge of the Rodney King trial on Fox Channel 11 , )'OU moy have spotted a (cw familiar faces. Here·s four: t"' Dr. Dall1U Long. The former director of emergency medicine at Ho3g Memorial in Newport Bc:ich is a defense witness for some of the officers accused in the police beating case. Dr. Long is now is family practice at the Hoaa Heath Care facility in lrvme and director of the Woodbridge Wolk-In Oink. He testified Friday and his testimony continues today. .,,, John Barnett. One of Orange County's most noted defense attorneys is representing Theodore Briseno, one of the police officers accused in the beating incident. One of Bamctte's recent clients in this area was Or. 1bornas Gionis, who was -and stiJI is - accused of orchestrating the broad daylight attack on former wife Aissa Wayne. t"' William Kopeny. Again, a defense attorney in the Rodney King case. Last big name client for Kopenr in Orange County wos Randy Kraft, the seria killer who is now on death row. t"' Robert Michael. Former Costa Mesa police officer who left the department nearly a quarter of I century ago when it became clear that he v.'Outd not be promoted quickly enough. Michael, now retired IS a captain from the Los Angeles Police Department, testified for the dcfeme IS an upcrt in the use of force. Ski Soffer THE SID VIO .•. It may not bump "Hot Shots .. off the top of the video rental charts, but the Sid Soffer video is in viewin1 demand at ~ta Mesa City Hall. It's all of two minutes and shows off Sid's Bernard Street rental property at its best -or worst. The property hu Sid in hot water with the city •. wf\ich allcscs code violations.. He disa&rccs. MAYIE SHE SHOULD RUN FOi P'IESIDINT ·-SaL Marian Bcraaon (R-Ncwpon Beach) is the IOI» ntcd Onnac COunty lcp&ator. ecconlin& to a aurwy released by tbe California .JourMI. The ~ put Beraac>ft • No. 4 iii &be ..... Aue-=--Oil Fe,... dlint hm die boctoa S..,, Al • Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 Top~_.ss barbers idea alarms officials ~ City scrambles to keep up with creative innovations of adult-oriented businesses By Iris Yokol Stalt Wlllr NEWPORT BEACH -After rub- bing out illegal massage parlors and blocking a tanning salon with live lin- gerie models, city officials are now tearing their hair out over a possible topless hair salon in Newport Beach. An individual interested in opening such a provocative barber shop called Licensing Supervisor Glen Everroad a couple of weeks ago to inquire about the city's lows for such a business. The zoning code would restrict where the business could be located, but. the city has no other permit re· quirements or laws regulating such an establishment, Everroad said. "It's a brand-new concept," Ever· road said of the topless hair salon No day at thB bach idc:l. '"This is a trnilbluer - a pio- neer." In response, the city attorney will ask the City Council Monday night to pass an emergency law banning any new adult entenainment busine!.S from the city for 45 days, to allow li- cepsing and legal staff to come up with specific regulations. Dut Everroad added that it may be difficult for city officials to come up with o comprehensive law that can be applied to all types of :idult busi- nesses, since entrepreneurs keep com- ing up \\ith innovati,e, unusual busi- ness idcos. "We will ne..,er be as crea th·e as the public is on these kinds of things," he said. The topless hair sJlon i) the IJtC!lt in a string of interc)t1ng and ques- tionable business propoi>als -from an alleged "head shop" with drug and sex paraphernalia to the tanning salon with live modeling -that has See TOPLESS/llet Piii lft'-~~ Eighty candidates for the job of lifeguard go through the quarter-mile run and 1000-yard swim at the Newport Pier Sunday during tryouts. Business Monday This is work? Prop designer says his craft has put special effect on his lifestyle By Tony Cox lluslltll Edler J ames Dow has more fun on the job than a grown man should be allowed to have. The '49-year-old Balboa Peninsula resident spends his time desicnin& sets, props, exhibits and special effects for movies. commercials, museums, theme p3rks and trade shows. While othen arc staring into a video display terminal or digging ditches, Dow might be developing a miniature space ship. As if the job description isn't enough to make achcn envious. Dow is also his own boss. He is owner or Dow Design in Costa Meg. "The big three-letter word around here is fun," Dow soid last week in an interview at his design studio. "That's basically why I'm here. I'm still a 16-)ear-old kid at heart." Miiot~ .... Newport SWAT nabs suspect in 2-hour standoH By Ama Cekola SQtl Wl'\ttr NEWPORT BEACH - A t\\o-hour st3nd- off ended peacefully Sund:iy "hen police SWAT team members apprehended a 47-)C:lr· old man who had earlier reponedly tried to throw a butcher lrufc at officers from his third-floor balcon). Oa,id Alan Miller, a manager for a New- pon Beach firm. ~as booked into Newport Beach City J::ul on su picion of re i!lting anal with a dead!) \\-Capon. An Emmy Award-winning Holl)""ood designer of sets and special effects, Dow crew ~eary of commuting to Los Angeles See OOW/M James Dow with Emmy he Hrned for special effects on a TV project. He \\as being helJ on Sl0.000 b:til Sunday and is scheduled to be oCCk1all~ ch:irged with lhe felony count on Tue day in H;irbor Mu· nicipll Court. police said. See SUSPECTJWm ..... Polltlcal ranking survey leaves Bergeson high, Ferguson low By Amie.la ...... , COSTA MESA -Two local state legislators rank amona the highest and the lowest when it comes to such tbinp as intelli1enc:e and errect~'C ne~ accordina to a controversial sur· vey in the April issue or Califomi:t • Journal. 1n the annuaJ sul'\ey of about 200 political insiders -indudina lc&isla· tors. Sacramento reporters, lobbyists, and lcgislati~c staff members -Sen. Miarian Beracson R-Newport Beach, nnkcd fourth OH rail compared to her 39 colleagues \\hile Mscnlbl)man • Gil Fercusoo, R-Newport Beach, ranked 7 th among his 80 coUcasucs- Desp1te ocknowlcdacd drav.bxks -uch as ju t what qualitacs make a good legislator -California JownaJ Editor Richard ZcigeJ offered the SUl'\e)' as a "useful cuide for \'Oters and political in idcrs alike." ' "It certainly v.~ an intere tins con- trast between Mrs. Bergeson and Mr fereuson.'' said Ccnta Mesa Mayor Mary Hornbuckle, ~ho will square Oft 11a1nst Ferguson t.n the June primary for hu ~mbly Kil. But FcrgU!IOn bl tcd the 'ul'\"C)', See SURVEY,_ ..... Al Monday, March 30, 1992 Locals Only WEEKI. Y PLANNER Community Events 0 Monday -Thomas House Temponry Shelter will host an evening of enten ainment at Charley Brown's restaurant in Newport Beach, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Monday. The evening includes dinner, entertainment, an auction and prizes. Proceeds will benefit homeless fami lies in Orange County. CaU 531-7478 or 839-3277. 0 Tuesday - Classes lo beglnnlne and intermediate bridge will be offered beginning March 31 and April 2 at the Oasis Senior Center in Corona dcl Mar. The cost is S40 for the seven-week courses. Call 644-3151 for information. Seeking Common Ground is the theme of this year's Costa l\ksa Lh ing Room Dialogues, an innovative program that brings 10ge1her people of diverse cultural backgrounds for small group J1,cussion~. Everyone is welcome. This year's program continues .it 9:30 a.m . Tuesday at Davis Learning Center. on Arlington ~trcet behind Costa Mesa High School. For information, call -.;..i.53~9 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or 642-1162 after 5 p.m. '.;:]Wednesday -Newport Beach Chief of Police Arb Campbell ,,111 an~''er citizens' questions concerning crime and changes in the depJrtmcnt at a Speak Up Newport meeting on Wednesday at \ 1:l:i Su'J Restaurant. 3131 West Coast Highway, Newpon Beach tr, m 6.15 tu 7 p.m. Refreshments are offered at 5:30. For more 1nturmJt1on. call 5-12--1226. GJ Thursday -Adventure 16, a local outdoor retail store, is ,itfenng J frre outdoor photography clinic to the public on n'ur)JJ\ .11 6:30 111 the Co:,ta Mesa store. 1959 Harbor Dlvd. The din1c \\til CO\er e\po:,ure and composit ion to enhance outdoor I hutogrJph~. Call 650-3301 for more information. Join the Co)tJ ~tesa Qu1cksteppcrs, the Harbor area's lively i.enior square da nte group, at their weekly dance. 10 a.m. Thursday :it the Du\\ntown Community Center, Anaheim Avenue .rnd Center Street Couples only, please. For more information, CJll 5-15·:'069. GJ Fridav -The Ci ty of Newpon Deach, Parks, Beaches, and Recreation Department and the Newport·Dalboa Rotary Club are cu-spon)onng the 1992 Youth Track nnd Field Championships at Ne\\port lfarbLir High School on Friday. Check-in begins at 3:30 p.m. and the meet l.tarts at 4:30 p.m. Pre-registration is SlO and s:imd-day registration is S 15. The meet is open to all sexes ages from 7-15. C:ill the Dep:irtment at 6-14-3151 for more information and regi)trauon. The Orange county chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a blood drive Jt the Nordstrom department store at South Coast Pl.lLJ from 11 a.m. to 3:-15 p.m. Friday. Call 5-19-8300 for appointmcnb. 0 Saturday -The 1992 lkallh Fair Expo will offer free screening:, for dermJtology. body fat analysis, blood press ure, hearing. v1<,1on. and pulmonJT) function April 4 between 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Tu be held at Oasis Senior Center, 800 Marguerite Ave., CoronJ del Mar. and co-hosted by Hoag Hospital medic:U staff volunteers. the fapo "ill also feature exhibitors with 1nforma11on about topic:, ranging from changing health issues to personal care PneumuniJ and tetanus shots :ilso will be given free. C.ill M-l-J2.U for information. Traffic report The number two lane on Pacific Coast Highw;iy will be closed from 9 a m to 3 p.m bet,~een El Moro and High Drive Lhrough June IS On the northbound ;ind southbound S;inta Ana Freeway, night clo)ure.,, 11 p.m to 5 a.m. "Ill occur on various lanes between Jeffrey Road and J,1mboree through June. 1992. The northbound S.mta An;i Frce\\ay connector to the Southbound (\htJ \lc~J Free" ay "ill rcm.iineJ dl•~cJ until "inter. 1993. ;\\i;hth ~""urc..' n11Jn1ght to 5 am .. on the northbound Co:.l.i \1cs.i Frcc"ay from the S.int.:i A n.1 I rcc".1' to Fou rth Street. will continue ti fli..,i,:h \IJ~. 1992 On thl' Clhl.l \ks.i FrCC\\-Jy, the nonhblni1 ,I i liurth Street offramp \\Ill remain cll>~ed thr iu::h Sprtng. l 9<;3 On the Costa \\csa Free\\ay, night closures. from m1cJ111i,:ht w 5 .1.m . of all northbound and southbound lanes bct"een the SJntJ Ana Frec""ay interchange and Founh Street in S.1n1a An.i "111 cunt1 m1e through May. School lunche s Monday -Chicken nuggets with homemade roll or hot dog. r rcnch fries. chilled pears. milk Tuesday -\tanager's choice or hot dog. mL~ed vegetables, fresh fruit, milk, happy birthday cake Wednesday -Chicken patry on a bun or hot dog. tossed sabd. freo,h banana. milk Thursday -Build your O\\ n submarine sand\.\ICh or hot dog. shredded lettuce cup. orange Juice bar. mill Friday -Chee~c p1ua or hot dog, com and green be;ins. apple crisp. milk iiiijPf fi-A) VOL.88,N0.73 Re111ders' Hotline : 642-6086 'rllUt 'Of"\-•ho<" ti. 0,, "r p i(lc OI ._ llP' W' ~ ~~ ~nd .,,.... ~ IO (dttor W 1I ·•m L~H Th.-wm~ 14 hour •.-nnt ~ m~ ~ W'°'1 Ill <Knrrl ~er! to ~ fdf: lor on .,... '"9' ( ""lr•bu<O" 111 ~ 1-l<Wtorw ,.+v, w~t IC> .-""• nr-~ po.bl~ mutt l'loi: ~ """'"' ,.._.,..""' -• W1 ~ "u-bf"r kW ~•,.atit'W"' , .. :'\ \ ""'f r(>f""'"""' ~Pf" .,,..-""""""' .,....... .. "·•" • -wt,,.. De livery 2u.lrantee! If" ., 'f' • ~ • ...... ~....; dii: ~ .. ...... 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At left. ·Napoleon and Josephine bear o price tog of $500 Exchange program seeking host families COSTA MESA -Pacific lntercultural Exchange (P.l.E.) is looking for people in the Costa Mesa area to host foreign high chool students from t\\O wed._, in the l>Ummer to a semester or full academic ye:ir. John Dot), e'ccuthe director of the organiz.ition, s:i1d hoM fanulies could be a single parent, a childless couple, a retired couple or a large famil). The 15 10 18 yc:ir-old students from such countries as Spain, German). Yugosla,ia. Italy, Argentina, Brazil, Colombia. New Zealand and £-ranee, ha\e their o''n ~pending money and in>urance. The l 7·year-old Pacific lntcrcultural Exchange is a non-profit edu· cational organization th;it has pon ored more than 15,000 students from 18 countrie . Costa Mcsj families in terested should call 1-800-2-15-6232. The agency also has opportunities for volunteer~. Ferguson proposes union dues regulation NEWPORT BEACH -State Assemblyman Gil Ferguson (R·Newport Beach) has introduced legislation thal "'ould force union leaders to tell workers that they ha\e a right to withhold the portion of their union due) that arc used fo r political acfr.ities. "Union~ claim that they eAi t to protect workers' interest , but here they arc -..iying thJl they have no interest in informing their members about th eir rights becau!.e tho~c rights "ill hurt the union," Ferguson said. Ferguson cited the ex:imple of a supermarket worker who was told that if he did not 1oin the United Food and Commercial Wo rkers Union he \\Ould be fired Crom his job bagging groceries. But the tU7 a.M. '"' ~p.111..., l:tt,.... u 7 ;)t p.111. ' J l rl9 ..-0.9 1:2' ...... '1 1:41 ,.-.cu 7JS6,__, ... • • nnnual S21 6 in dues rcprc ent 5.i hour~ of the emplo)cc's carning.s. fergu on aid his lcgblJt1on. A 'cmbly Dill 252 , \\Ould help info rm 'vorlo.er "ho arc un.1\\'arc of their right not to finance union political activitie~. A 19 8 Supreme Court dccbion determined that only 21 cents on 1hc dollar "ere used for collccti\C b:irgaining by the Communication Worlo.crs of Americ~in. That CJsc lSIJbli hcd the right of \\Orl..c~ to a rebate of all fund' not directly uo,eJ for collcct1vc b.irgaining. School district kicks on fund raiser The Nc"port·MesJ Schools f oundauon's annuJI "Phantom Phone-a-Thon" fund·rai ing drive is under "ay to ra i c money for teacher granb and program-,. U t ~car, the foundation a"JH.lcd S-'0,QOO In t;rant 10 61 teachers in 20 !>chools throughout the dt)trict. TcJchcr:i compete for the grants, and foundation> officials hope 10 incrc:io;.e the number of tc:ichers and students '>'ho "'Ill benefit frum the funding. Mon.: information is a\~11lablc by calling the Nc''J>Ort·Me)a Schools Foundation at 631--1143. Do nations may be sen t to the foundation :u 425 E. 18th St., Co ta Mc!la 92627. Reattors to present safety pro .. am Local member of the Ne"port·Mc a ~~iation of Realtors "''II present "Saf Cl) Through Son~;· an aud10-..1sual safet~ a"Aarencss program. to fir t-graders at Harbor View ElementJry ·s chool at 12:30 p.m. Monday. 1 he Realtors A:,~iation presented the progr:un to first-graders at ~iscr Elcmcnt .. uy School on Thur:><la)'. -8.r tbe D•ll¥ Pilot s-ile:J:., ...... () - • • t --------------- Taking some flak, and firing it back 'You're goina to catch flak on this one.'' my wife said after readin& my column three Mondays ago .. As usual, she was right. It was a column about women in Oran4e County, women in p<>litics in Orange County and, most specifically, women in. politics ut Orange County who run against Gil Ferguson. There were also sidebars about the arm-twisting that goes on when a Republican civilian dares challenge a Republican incumbent in a primary. In Orange County. Actually, there were a couple of positive responses. Evelyn Hart, who challenged Assemblyman Ferguson in the 1988 primary (and who got whupped pretty good) called. "You made my day," said the Newport Beach Councilwoman fPlll More typical was Jean Olson, who griped, Mll'at "Hey, Fred, quit using your column for -----politicking." I suspect she might have added, " ... unless I agree with what you're politicking about." On the ·coast The grand-slammer of the lot, however, was Rhonda Priestley of Corona del Mar. She wrote not to me, but to the Pilot's "OP/ED Department." Said column, she steamed, "was about as silly and wrong-headed as a writer can get." Then Ms. Priestley used the dreaded "L" word. "I'm sure Ferguson doesn't mind Martin or other liberal writers taking out after him ... after all he's always baiting their kind ... "Our area, contrary to his opinion, is unusual in having had a very large number of Republican women elected to office ... " and she cites "the women who sit on the city councils of Irvine, Costa Mesa and Newport Beach and many special surrounding district boards." That sounded familiar; I'd read it somewhere recently. Darned if it wasn't in my own column: "In recent years," it said, "we have even allowed a few of our gals to serve on school boards and city councils. But ... wc have allowed precious few to go on from there." Ms. Priestley's retort I n truth, what we don't know, from her letter, is that Ms. Priestley is Gil's kid. Rhonda Ferguson Priestley. actually does provide a new insight: "(Mr. Ferguson) is endorsing Councilwoman Pat Bates of Laguna Niguel to fill the new south county Assembly scat which used to be part of his district." Now that's good, positive information. I didn't know that and l am delighted to hear it. But then she turns surly: "So I don't understand you r bl:uhcring on about Republicans in this area not supporting women in f ublic office." ln case did n't know, she adds that Mr. Ferguson has "set records for getting the most votes in the state in previous elections and I expect he will do so again." I expect she is right. ~is. Priestley says she's sure Mr. Ferguson "hasn't tried to dissuade anyone from running for office." I'm sure he has not, and I djd not write that he had. What l did say is that Republican party leaders, elected and otherwise, put the squeeze on almost every would be incumbcnt-chaJlengers, including Evelyn Hart and Ph)·llis Badham whe n they chose to run against Mr. Ferguson. Ms. Pnestlcy concludes: "I h;ivc no idea what purpose you hoped to achieve by your inane column, other than to show your political ignorance and bia.s." Sec, there it is again. I'm biased because l don't agree with her, just as I shouldn't use my column for "politkking" because I don't agree with Ms. Olson. or vice versa. l guess certain freedoms - speech, opinion -arc a crock around here. Apparently referring to my "political ignorance and bias," Ms. Priestley gets in the last word: "OK. so now we know," she states. Hmmm. ln truth, what we don't know, from her letter, is th:it Ms. Priestley is Gil's kid. Rhonda Ferguson Priestley. And that's fine. 1 would hope one of my daughters would come to my ddcnse if some blatherer got silly and wrongheaded about me. Fttd Martln's ~olumn rvns Monday, Wtdauda}' and Friday. Fine Print Balboa resident Tbomas J. Tysoo was elected president of the Orange County Alumni Chapter of the CaJi!omia Institute or Technology. Tyson, an Orange County resident since 1969, is founder and president of the Irvine-based Energy and Environ· mental Research Corporation. 0 Christina Prouah of Corona del Mar, a junior marketing major at Oarcmont McKenna College, was awarded Distinguished Scholar honors for her work during the faJI semester. 0 Marine Lance Cpl. Lawrtnce M. Mkkclson, a gradu:uc of Es- tancia High School, recently completed qualifications and was des· ignatcd crew chief with marine Helicopter Training Squadron 302 or cbe 3rd Marine Aircraft Wing, El Toro Marine Corps Air Sta· tion. 0 Navy Hospitalman Recruit Robn1 C. Annstrona. son of William C. Armstrong of Costa Mesa, recently graduated from the Field Medical School at Camp ujcune in North Carolina. 0 Petu J. Moort, of Costa Mesa, a 1991 graduate or Costa Mesa H gh School and student 11 Orange Coast College, recently cn- lisced in che U.S. Army. He wiJI report to fort Jackson, S.C. in August for ei&ht weeks or basic training. He will then move to fort Gordon, Ga. for advanced individual training in the field or multichannel communication systems operation. 0 Navy Lt. Cmdr. John A. SnenlJ, a 1977 graduate of Costa Mesa Hi&b School. recently received the Navy Commendation Medal, rhc Air Medal and the Oistinpi.sbed Flying Crou. Sn~ly was cited for heroism whUe penicipatina in aerial flight as the pilot or an all-weather, carrier-based aircraft stacioned at Air Station Occua. Vir1inia Beach, Va. Drink, Drunk, Drowned KNOW IUOM YOU GO Nall111' S...IH! .. C..cl , MOf/IB ,,,., !!!!'~onldl CtNtMA lOO ......,_ c...... 0.-.. , •• -0760 I WW.. ,,_., C:O..'t ._ I«) 2 30, s, 7 30, 10 2 .., ~ vi-. ~ 2. 4.30. 7, 9 30 3 au1c 1Nt1Mt IRl 12 30. 3. s 30. a, 1020 IDWUOS ISlAHO (INIMA f~ It. lond, ......,_ c-640 1211 I. •.w 0..-, __ (PG-13) I JO, 4 IS. 7, 9 4S • 2 ~ 14-e P'G·ll) l:IS, 3 30, S 4S. I. IC> IS 3 ~ P'G-13) 12 4S, 3. SIS, 7.JO. 9 45 4 nw ~••• ..... Ill I. );IS, s JO. 7 45, 10 S ....,_,. WetW iJ'G.131 HS. 3 IS. 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Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627. Today Homeless benefit - Thomas House Temporary Shelter will host an evening of entertainment at Charley Brown's restaurant in Newport Beach, beginnin~ at 5:30 p.m. Monday. The evening includes dinner, entertainment, an auction and prizes. Proceeds will benefit homeless families 1n Orange County. Call 531-7478 or 839-3277. ADD clutter -learn how clutter is a problem for people suffering from Attention Deficiency Disorder CADD) at a lecture given by the oUices of Joan Andrews, 1151 Dove St., Suite 105, Newport Beach 7-8:30 p.m. Monday. There is a SS fee. Call for information or reservations at 476-0991 . Tuesday Bridge class -Classes in bef;tinning and intermediate bridge will be offered beginning March 31 and April 2 at the Oasis Senior Center in Corona del Mar. The cost is S40 for the seven·week courses. Call 644-3151 for infor~tion. Meet your neighbors - Seeking Common Ground is the theme of this year's Costa Mesa living Room Dialogues, an innovative program that brin~ together people of diverse cultural backgrounds for small group discussions. Everyone is welcome. This year's program continues at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Davis Leaming Center, on Arlington Street behind Costa Mesa High School. For information, call 754-5329 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or 642-1162 after 5 p.m. Wednesday Easter eu hunt - Preschool chilJren 2-5 years old are invited to participate with their classes in the annual Orange County E~er Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. April 1, at the Orange County \\'l1ll ~trl't'l l\cport L-... -~ .•. ,.. ... _____ ..., __ TOWN CINTll CINlMAS *""Coos! l'loio lSI 4184 I La4rlw9• (PG.131 6. 8. I 0 1 Uncl•r ~·-~ 4 45, 7. 9 IS 3 Shocl-& ... (PG 13) I lO "-or MJ Sen(! (It) 6 30 10 IS 4 WCIJ'W' a W.rl41 ll'G 13) S lO 730. 9 lO SOUTH COAST P'UZA ... ~ S46 1111 I ,_ .. o-Cl'G-13) s. 7 30. 10 1 Cllttlftt l .... l"GI S, 1, 9 IS 3 a.Mc lrutlnct (I s 30. a. 10 30 Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa. Call Jeff Craves at 751-3247 for registration or information. Panhelleni c meeting - The regular meeting of Newport Beach Panhellenic will be held on Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the St. Michael and All Angels Church, Newport Beach. The topic is "Discovering Blenheim Palace" and all members invited. Call 646-2524 (or more 1n(ormat1on. Police speaker - Newport Beacn Chief o( Police Arb Campbell will anS\\.er citizens' questions concerning crime and changes in the department at a Speak Up Newport meeting on Wednesday at Villa Nova Restaurant, 31J 1 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach from 6:1 S to 7 p.m. Refreshments are offered at 5:30. For more information, call 542-4226. Thursday Outdoor photography -Adventure 16, a locaT outdoor retail ~tore, is offering a free outdoor photography clinic to the public on ThurSday at 6:30 in the Costa Mesa store. 1959 Harbor Bl\'Cf. The clinic v. ill c~er exposure and compo>1tion to enhance outdoor photography. Call 650-3301 (or more 1nformat1on. Square dance -Join the Costa Mesa Quick.steppers at their weel...ly square dance, 10 a.m. Thursday at the Downtown Community Center, Anaheim A"enue and Center Street. Couples only, please. For more information, call 545-5669. f,1oA£ H SOUTH COAST VILLAGE S.,.,~r Oi two< 5•0· 0594 Tomotooa PG lJi 1 • C11nin9 ldt• PG ~ 4~ 8 IC IS I tolse N .. d Lonlem t S 1 30. 10 S Lodybu11• PG 13 s H: •s 9 15 o l vbf t S 7 30 10 1 l uropo l uropo I:' s 30, a 10 20 'I ~· Angola Foor lo Treod PG 4 3:> I WOOOHIOOI CINEMAS llo--:l'Co l'o-• ..,.JC. _.. .. H COSS Irvine Mf Ce11aln Vl""'f il S ~" 8 IC?~ nu UNMISITY CINEMA 42•S c-.... °' .• S.S4aa•1 1 Once Upeft A c,1,... ~ 9 JS Nob<tJ Off "G J 030 010 I W.yne's Worlcl oC 13 6 4S 8 4S C 35 1 Shod•-& f99 PG 13 6 30. I JC C ~ J Noises Off r"G 131 S. 9 lO Med OrHn l wt.de Men Con•1 Jump • 1. 9 3C • loslc in.r1nc1 j 5 1 JC 10 S .. ovty & lhe a.011 C 0 I~ 8 ') 0 Does your Rolex need service? Bring it in to the OLDEST, AlITHORIZED ROLEX AGENCY in Orange County fora FREE SPRING SPRUCE-UP For 33 years we have been caring for the watches of discerning Rolex owners. While you wait, we will steam out the bracelet and case, polish the aystal and electronically check for accuracy of time. If you wish, you may call for an appointment for this FREE service. Off er good through the month of April. Also FREE formal written appraisal by Certified Gemologist Appraiser. (Doe n ot apply to watches with non-Rolex accessories.) CHARLES H. BARR Authorized Rolex Sales and Service 1803 WestchlfOnve, Newport Beach (714) 642-3310 SHAPHIP NEWPORT is 0 imited rnemf.Mlship ful S.W:e heolrh dJb for men & women Convenient Location Classes Equipment Qualified Stoff Personal Attention SHAPE-UP N•WPO•T • M Monday. March 30, 1992 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Business The Busin~ page runs on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays Business Editor Tony Cox. •• 642-4321, ht. 271 Appointment Calendar Wednesday, April 1 Merrill Lynch will present a free pro- gram on retirement, from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at le Meridien Hotel in Newport Beach. For reservations, call 955-61 12. Newport Business Funding will conduct a seminar entitled "Four Sources of Fund- ing (or Starting or Expanding a Business" at 6:30 p.m. April 1 at the Newport Beach Tennis Club, 2601 Eastbluff Drive. For information and reservations, call 262- 1072. Weekend, April 4, 5 Professionals from numerous compa- nies in fields related to home design will be on hand for Design Traditions Ne, .. port '92, a two-day trade show, noon to S p.m. April 4 and 5 at Fashion Island. The show will feature stage presentations, workshops and free consultations, and will showcase the latest home products and services. Entrepreneur Wh 0 • Bill Allison, a 52-ycar-old Newport Beach • resident who is owner of Allison Marine. A former stockbroker, All ison moved to this area from Phoenix in 1966. Wba t• Allison Marine sells boats and Suzuki outboard • motors. The boats range in size from eight feet to 36 feet, and they range in price from about $7,000 to about S60,000. The company sells new boats, and it sells used boats on consign ment. Allison Marine also used to sell Cobra recreational vehicles, but the dealership is currently phasing ou t RVs. When• Allison founded Allison Marine in 1978. He •sold the company in 1988 to a group under which the business eventually failed. Allison took back ownership of the business last year -foreclosing on a note stemming from the 1988 transaction -and he has since revive d Allison Marine. Where• Allison M3rine is located at 1555 Newport • Bouleva rd in Costa Mesa. Most or the company's customers arc freshwater and saltwater boaters from Orange Coun1y. Most of the boats Allison Marine sells arc made by U.S. man ufacturers. How• The marine industry has been hit hard by the • recession and by a luxury tax enacted last year, but Allison Marine has fared relati .. ·ely well. The company's 1991 sales were S 1.5 million, down from a peak of about $3 million Allison Marine posted in 1979 and again in 1988. Despite the decline, Allison believes he's done well, considering the economy. He said his two largest competitors have gone out of business, which should bode well for Allison Morine when the boat market improves. He said Allison Marine has succeeded by offering good values and service, and by adapting to trends in the marketplace. For example, he said, Allison Marine started selling the Century line or boats when that line became popular, and it is now capi1alizing on the current popularity of alu01inum boats. Lesson Learned• "You have to deliver a • good, honest value to the customer and be there to provide service," Allison said. ''When people buy a big-ticket item, they want to know that you'll be there to take care of any problems. Also, we're relatively conse rvative about growth. We're not trying to be the biggest. We don'1 have aspirations of having a second store." -By Tony Cox _ -11 )'OU know someone who should be profiled in this wcrk/y Please send your calendar an- nouncements to Bob van Eyken at The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa Mesa, 91627. Why• Allison said he founded Allison Marine because • of his long-time interest in boating and because he wan1ed to have his own business. feature, send )'Our suggestion to The Dally Pilot's business J L• ~Noe editor, Tony Co:<, DI JJO W. Bay St., Cost11 Mesa, 92621. Bill Allison, of Allison Marine. DOW: Company puts designs to work beyond Hollywood From A1 in 1981 and 'ilJrtcd his o''n company clos- er 10 home. Dow Dc:.1gn "as kepi busy ,qth 11 l>tcJdy now of commercial jobs de- rived from Dow's Hollywood contacll.. But the company ''ent Jormant in 1983, "hen Do" accepted a job "i1h Walt Dis- ney Co .. helping to design 1he LI\ ing Seas pavilion at Epco1 Center in Florida. With Epcot completed and a change in leader- ship at Disney, Dow decided to go back on his O\\ n He rcvi\ ed DO\\ Del>ign in 1984. for the Hong Kong Museum of Science and Technology. The company is currently working on an attraction called Ad,enture Lagoon for a Japanese theme park, and Dow Design is developing an cduc:uional exhibit about water use fo r the-California Museum of Science and industry. The company docs some traditional de- sign work as well, such as restau rant and office interiors. And the firm does some product design -the kind of work Dow was originally 1rained to do at Cal State Long Beach. said the company now does Sl.5 million in annual revenues "by picking up the phone when it rings" -as was the c:ise in 1991 -but he wants Dow Desiin to produce l>alcs of SJ million to SS million a year. "f or a long time, we've been quietly ex· isting in this corner of Costa Mesa, keep- ing very busy and doing no marketing." Dow said. "We've relied on a \\Ord-of. mouth network. Now, we 're trying to dc- d de if we should market." Jobs frnm I loll\'\\OOd rcmaincJ lht! bulk of DO\\ Dc~ign·s work unlil 1986, \\hen 1he cornp:in} "as hired 10 crc.tlc a Sl.2 million c:-..hib1t for Mazd.1 [or the UO\ciling of a redc)1gned model. Tr;.11.k l>hO\\l> ;rnJ exhibits have i.i nce become a m:ijor part of Dow Design's repertoire, as the compan} has done projects for i.uch companies as L.A. Gear. Nor1h rop Corp .. Head Spon~ \~ear and Occ;in P:icific Sunwcar Ltd. Dow Oc!>ign also audcd museums and James Dow, owner of Dow Design. theme parl.l> to its client list. Q\er the years, Dow has done such projects as the f.1cade dc!>ign for the Roaring 20s area at Knott's Berry Farm :ind a major exhibit As Dow Design has expanded ils sphere of influence, it has al o expanded its facili- ties. The company still uses its original de- sign studio and worll. shop on West 18th Street, and il bought a 20,000-square-root fabrication facility on Placentia Avenue fo ur yea rs ago. Dow Desig n fi nished re- modeling that facility and addin& offices at the Placentia Avenue location a )Car ago. With the added overhead of a new building and 22 employees, Dow is feeling some pressure to increase re,enucs. He Dow Design appe ars to be leaning in favor of ma rketing. The company has al- ready hired a former Disney exccuti'e to go out and seek contracts. Dow hopes to become active aga in with movie jobs, and he secs a great opportunily for gro\\th in the company'l> amui.emcnt park "ork, es- pecially in Asia. He also hopes 10 get con- tracts to ''ork on Dbncyl:rnd 's cxp:rnsion. "We like to call it de ign for all media," Dow ~id. "We'\e identified the ~orlds ''e Want to l>CrviCC, and \\e know most or the.: playc rs. tt·s just a matter of goi ng out and doing it." ~oa-,;A8~ cl••hn ~---.. ,_. ··~ · · "..-i:~·,_ .... GGl.Vftl Ulla · 1· • "". · •· '•'t.-' _.u_ . rr.-, .,. ··,!· •... ; . .. -S ~ ........ ~'"' '" rto.o O..~ "·•~ Aimee Urmanita, Erin Mcfee and Hannah Lamont won their re- spective age gro ups in the Search for Talent contest held recently. Exchange club searches for, and finds, some local talent Costa Mcsa·s Hann ah Lamoni and Erin Mcfee were among 1he \'-Inners at the E-<change Club of Newport I !arbors annual Search for Talenl con1es1. Over 150 people sho'"ed up at the Oasis Senior Ccn1er in Corona <lei Mar to wa1ch about 30 young pa rticipants in the contest. Lamoni. of Co,ta Mesa. d.inced to ''Strike 11 Up" and ''Trickle. Trick.le" to wan 1he 6-9-year-old division. McFce. of Costa Mesa, played the v10hn Conce rto No. 9 by De Beriot 10 win in the I0-14-year-cld age group. Al\O. Aimee Urmanita of Mission VieJO sang to win the 15-18-year-old title. Each gjrl will proceed to the district fmals at the Mile Square Recreation Center in Fountain Valley April 10. The final goal t\ the national contest 01 the &chan1c Oub con~ent1on in Atlanta. Ga.. lace r chis year. 0 The &change aub' commitment to local youth didn't end with performina talents.. The k>cll dub honored Jts boyi and girls of the ye r from the four hi&h ' I ~hools of the Newport·Me'J chool district. Among the honorees \\ere Marcinette I lunt and Greg Ge rt ner (Estancia High). U1pn Modanlou and Susan Ihrke (Corona dcl Mar High). Jonathan Bo Icy :ind Michelle Donner (Newport Harbor High), an<l Julian Popov and Kimberly Fong (Co~ta Mc<,J High). 0 The bch.rnge Club'i. t;htcf bcncf Jctor. the Chilo Abu'c Prc,cn11on Center of Orange Count}. 1 1n de<,pe rate need of H>lun1ec" to work m 1hc pJrcnt·nidc program. When a report of child abu c 1~ made. parent aides work with an nt-r1sk family for one )Car Once the volunteer nnd famil) uc\ielop a tru t in 1!'1car rclatiomhip. the parent aide can teach 1he client family parenting and commun1c:111on sk1lli. and problem-solving technique\ among other duties. For infonnation on the April 6 volunteer trainini se. ion. caU S32-7663. Too mony people get into trouble because they open the r mouth$ without thinking Untorrunotetv the diet ttl01. most Amencons eat movcon toin enough rot to 1ncrecue ~ tl$k Of certOin conce<s OS 'Nell OS heort <ltseose But voo can help reduee your ri$k bV eating a loW tot d iet conto1ning ion or fru ts vegetooles whote gron foods. lean meats fish. PoUttrv ond k:>w fot dairy ptOducis f Of o tree boo6det on IOw· fat eating COii 1 800 EAJ.lf.AN Remembe<. your bfOd"I only o few Inches from vour moutt\ When you eat. we ~t vou use it 1...aJ-4EM AUTO FACTS by ycM.w CHIMAN and SWEDISH Auto~lalstl: PllUI Frech CONSTANT VIGILANCE A quick look beneath any front-wbeel drive or four~whecl drive automobile is likely to re- veal the pre ence of rubber boots at tne wheel ends ~ front-wheel drive half shafts. Be- neath these rubber casings arc pan known as constant velocity (CV) joints. More complex than traditional universal joints, CV joints allow powered wheels to steer as well as rotate and bounce. Even some rear-wheel drive cars with indeecndent ~s pcn!iions utilize CV JOints at THe wheels and at the center dif- ferential. The key to their con- tinued good operation is a rub- ber boot that i.s clean and iniact. Once a boot tears or cracks, the grease inside may be contami- n:ued with din. If so, costly CV- JOint repairs may result. It pays. then to have these boots checked regularly and replaced a necc~ by the auto techni- cian. HINT: CV joints fail over a matter of weeks, with indica- tions of a faint dicking sound when turning comers and ac- celerating. TOWING ·t THE LINE It used to be that getting 1 tow for an incapacitated car :.I accomplished by auaching some chains and hooks to the car's undcrbody with a tow bar. How- ever, towa.n~ is no longer so sim· pie. Todays automobiles b .. ve air dams, electronicaH~ controlled suspensions, and a.U- whccl drive systems that can be damaged by an improper tow. Many of the newer can must be picked up with wheel-lift devices ("cal.le claws") that lift the en- tire 1ront end of the car off the ground by holding the front wheels in slin~. Other autos must be carried off on flatbed trucks. Nor only do car ma.nu· facturcrs specify which towuin& technique is compatible .-ii their cars, but then pose speed and distance limitations on towning. Car owners should be- come familiar with their cars' towmg specificat1ons before fk need arises. nu Sul)>riM-towing due to park- ing v1olations is a very unplcm- ant and jarrina cxpcnence. Tate tow company may have had ao "break in" to tow 1hc ~. You can count on us at C A F for diq:noting and repairifta molt problems.. We are located at 2090 Placentia. Pleae caU !"f. ii you need to Khcdule work at 6'467-6910: open Moa411 thfouah Friday, 8:00 • 6:00 p your convenience. We arc .-~d bJ. MA. and ~ 1DaJOf credit cant.. ' HINT: Do noc .....,. ~ OD the tow·h'Uck opentor ~ information about '°'"Ill 'f!U' putiaaler autolllobk. ~ " Monday. March 30, 1992 life5tyles Editor Eric Marson ... 642-4321 ext. 367 fllhion makes linani:ial statement for Children's Hospital ALSO: Virginia Castle Auxiliary, Assistance League rest in antique jewelry to benefit local charities be numbers arc impressive! The 15 guilds of Children's Hospital of Orange County have been printing fashion shows for 30 fC and have rnised more than p illion for the hospital that se s 63,000 children per year in the outpatient clinic. More figures for this year: Not one show, but three shows with 1200 attending the Thursday luncheon; 1500 attending the Friday luncheon and 500 at the ...... ---..... ..-.-..-.....J Friday evening •-showing .... combined with -----dinner and Society dancing. '= "We will make S200,000 this year," s:.iid chtirwom:m Sue Krause of Costa Mesa, who with her committee moved into the Anaheim Marriott oil-Wednesday to h:indlc all of the details for such an undertaking. (She and husband Kurth arc takalg a Caribbean recovery ct\I~.) CHOC board prez Charley and Nora Hester and board member Jim Glabman and wife Barbara. Next year Jean Hamann will chair No. 31 after having served 10 years on the Guilds fashion boa~d. 0 G wen Znerold has been lecturing for 21 years to members and guests of Virginia · Castle Auxiliary, Assistance League of Newport-Mesa. The • Iowan is definitely a hit with the women who spend hours listening as she shares her knowledge of antiques miiing in humor and news of her family. On Friday her topic was antique jewelry and a group or 440 came to the Westin South Coast Plaza for the luncheon event. "We are thrilled with the turnout," said chairwoman Rita Gunkel. "The auxiliary will be able to give ubout $23,000 to the league for the Day Care Center, Dental Care Center and Kids on the Block project." As isting Gunkel were Ilene Hoff man and Bev Ferris. Getting a bear hug All shows were done with a French t.bemc, and at the grand fi(Q)c dinner, I. Magnin presented the West Coast debut of Karl Lagerfeld's spring collection. T\\enty-five models walked through the "Arc de Triomphe" and down the SO-foot ramp to shdw off 79 styles. (Women, arc ><3S ready for platform shoes and ~ chunky heels?) Others there included the group's namesake Virginia Castle, chai rwoman Ginny Eiler, Cini Robins, Charlotte Allison, Carol Dru, Tricia Kerrigan, Paula Kruse, Carolyn Matthews, Sue Mears, Jan Seitz, Marion Pickens, Joan Stevens, Neva Greenglrd, Sora Jorgensen, Sally Welsh o.nd Reta Ha\\'&iins. Above, CHOCO the bear poses with chairwoman Sue Krause, left, and Anne Neish (grand fina le chai rwom an) at a fashion dinner benefitting Children's Hospital of O range County. At right, Deputy consul general of France Jerome Champagne, left, chats wityh Sonia and Earl Ike. Eleven Orange County antique dealers set up shop in the reception area and \\Omen had the opportunity to try out ne\\ found knO\\-ledge on je\\elry . Krause said fund-raising fashion events should raise more than $200,000 for the charity this year. .J8oddie Wellner, I. Magn in special events director, was in charge of the shows, and at the dinner wns seated with I. M:ignin manager Paul lechlinski, the Krauses, Jerome Champagne, deputy consul general of France any OC Protocol's Mary Jones and ~~and Wes. ·()1hers there hearing French music. eating F rcnch food in a French·typc decor were grand finale chairwoman Ann Neish, Jun and Ned Rimpau, Carl and Ginny Frova, Cy and leeAnn AJfred, Betty and Jim Oobrott, Stacy and Todd Robison, Wanda Shelton, Karen and frank Adler, Amuda and Blue Sandberg, Megan and Dave Wong, Dori and Dr. James Caillouette, Bobbette and AJbert Geigle, Linda nnd Bill Gilbow, Cinderella Guild prez Sonia Ike (looking great in a L:igerfeld) and husband Ike, - Znerold's tips included: Most popular jc"el in the \\Orld 1 the pearl. "If in doubt about "hat jewelry to wear, put on your pearls" Cameos arc back m style. Broaches and pins ha\'e never been more popular. Garnets come in C\cry color but blue, and the tone stand~ for true friend hap: sapphire indicates faithfulness and comes in hades from "hite to black. emeralili arc the key 10 h:ippinc s and are the most expensive gem. "Opals arc the symboh or hope.. and they are not unluc~) if they arc not your birthstone. They got that bum rnp from n no\ cl "rittcn by Sir Walter Scott." Other antiques which :ire good in,estmcnt . according to Zncrold are gr:indfather's clocls, and be on the lookout for &ood pres ed pattern glass. ThOse sexy seniors L;iz, Raquel ·and Cher making it tough on the rest S enior sex symbols are considerably dcOnting to the rest or us limp-ches1cd ladies who haven't the cleavase to ct't$f:lrinc a diamond pendant -or overflow a dt~bUctc. At an age when most of us arc into thick support hose, durable Love Goddesses lilc Cher are ca"'Orting .ibout in see-through Body Stockings. Wh3t's their secret? Is it mind O\er matter -or m3tter over mind? I've always blamed my cellulite thighs and drab belly button on age, but Cher is living, wiggling proof that -----years arc no impediment to 59 and ,)iolding being a Sex Symbol. Supposedly. if you work-out every day )'OU can have a body that dri .. ·cs men wild with de ire. That's askina 1 lot from a pair of dumbbells. I'm alraid my asing parts :ue beyond ruaina. They require a drastic overhaul by a tc::i .. of Beverly Hills body specialist . As a ~·· supporter or the Cover-up Socicly whose tnif'tto is. ••ar you don't have it, don't flaunt it," I Wish O»er wou.ld &We us matrons a break and wear an ordinary dress once in awhile. The kind you'd •car to a Republican Fund Raiser, that doesn't expose your belly button or tattoos Oft your dcrricre. l know I'm asking • lot, but it -apld be aood public relations on Cher's pan to ~how her concern for us lcu fortunately eodowed 1enion. It would also be nice if she'd cut off t0me or her flowing trcucs and donate them to the needy -Ii.kc myself. Here I am t~· to camounaac my pink scalp with a few tds ol taair •bile Cbcr pows the 11ua like a cailt crop. Raquel Wekh ii anochcr aaclcss wonder. Year after JCU we're confronted with pictures or R:iquel's perfect chassi . If she only h3d a little bulge or sag some\\hcre, or even a teeny variCO!.C \ein, she'd be easier to like. Obviou ly a nawle s body requires the dedication of a High Priestess. But who in the name of Vcnu has the time? If the body 1 the temple o( the soul, mane rates 50mewhere between a bungalow and a trailer. Since the remarkable o<hancements m plastic surgery, there arc a proliferation or senior sex symbols who arc giving the Golden Years a new image. Any day now there'll be senior c.-entcrfolds in Playboy Magazine. I can picture it now: A dreamy-eyed exagcnarian called Ma September Song la)ing bac~ on her recliner in a tran p3rcnt flannel nightie. Queen or the senior 'ircn is Elizabeth T:aylor who rec.-c ntly acquired a new hu band 20 )Cars her junior. Young 10 .. crs arc the cu ic'it route to perpetual )Outh. and a lot more fun than ._nocling )Ourself out pumping iron. Granted, you have to look great the first thing in the morning. or dis:ippcar until )OUr pouchc dcO:ite, but the rewards arc m:sn)·. A young man sjuing across the breakfast table devourin& )OU ~ith hi eye i.s not only gooJ for your circulation and akin tone, but your morale. How Iona has it been since your old man looked at you with con uming hun1er - and wasn't thinking of food? Aside from viaorou "or~outs. surgical tucks and young I "crs, there·~ another requirement in bdng a ..,int:age remnw: fatale. You mu t ha\'C D pas.sionatc will to win. Consider ull tho~ ho\1~ spent 1n front of the mirror practicing your rcpcnory of smoldcrina I k onJ hca ... y brcathina. Ju t keeping my n tral O:arcJ all day would do me in. It' 'u'h n dem~nding hre. uhcr four or twc d«adc mnny Love GodJ .!> put their "ired bra in mothb II and rc111~. •''anc.l ,\f&'/n(H~ I 1 tt Jdtnl of l.11pna ·'""''· • Come See From left, Speaker G\\Cn Znerold \\ith BcY Ferris, chaimoman Rita Gun"cl and Ilene Hoff man at the Assistance league lunch. at • Gino 's Expanded Menu • Exciting ew Pasta Dishes ·• Early Dinner Specials e • Kids Eat FREE! (1 child per paying adult. plea e -JO & under) •We Still Have Your Old Favorites, Too!! .. M Monday. March 30. 1992 Back Page Chance ol light rain today COSTA MESA - A weak weather front that caused scat· tered showers this weekend, is ex· peeled to start moving out the area by tonight, but not before possibly leaving a few more sprin· kles today. Forecasters with the National Weather Service arc calling for mostly cloudy skies today, with a 30 percent chance of rain and winds from the south and south· west up to 12 mph. Temperatures will reach a high in the upper 60s and drop into the mid 50s tonight. On Tuesday, forecasters arc calling for similar cloudy condi· tions and con tinued mild tempera· tu res. By Wednesday, temperatures should start rising and the skies will clear, forecasters said. -By the Dally Pilot SUSPECT: Arrested by SWAT team From A1 There were no injuries in the af· ternoon standoff, which occurred outside the suspect's apartment at 1800 16th St. Police were first called to Mill· er's Oakwood apartment at l p.m. when neighbors heard ~im yelling about shooting someone, Newport Beach Police Sgt. Andy Gonis said. Before that, neighbors had apparently heard to people argu· 1n' loudly in the apartment, Gonis said. When officers arrived, Miller re· fused to talk to them or come out of his apartment. Gonis said. "He was ju~t yelling and scream· 1ng for a while," said Mark Lane, a resident in the sprawling apart· ment complex near Newport Har· bor High School. "He said some· thing about. 'I hit him on the head.'" Officers standing on a balcony next to Miller's apartment repeat· TOPLESS From A1 forced the city over the last year to enact a number of temporary moratoriums and consider new laws. One way the city may deal "ith the proposed hair salon is to change the city's live entertain· ment law, -which requires permits for restaurants with entertainment, to include other businesses. Ever· road said. Use permits must be approved by the Planning Commission, al· lowing city review of the business and proprietor's background. Everroad said the hair salon in· d1vidual did not provide speci fics on his proposed business or his background and appeared to just be making some initial inquiry calls. SURVEY From A1 saying it comes as no surprise that most conservatives -would fare so poorly in what he termed a ''lib· eral-dominatcd political insider magazine." "The only thing more self· serving than the liberal Democrats who arc behind this election-time hit piece against conservatives 1s the liberal-dominated press and its reporters ~ho give the survey and magazine credibility," Ferguson said in a prepared statement. "This is not a survey. It's just the first salvo in this election year's Democrat hit pieces.·· Republicans 1n both the senate and assembly held down only five of the top 20 spots in the survey. In the Senate, four of the top 10 were Republicans. In the survey, legislators ~ere ranked in six individual categories: in tegrity, intelligence, effective· ness, energy and problem-solving abilities. Bcr,eson ranked in the top eight in all categories, while Fer· guson ranked a high 48th place 1n integrity, but a dead-last 80th place in problem solving. accord· ing to the survey. Super lottD/DeCco Super lotto Saturday, March 28 draw· ing: Jackpot SJ.9 million 7, 14, 28. 30, 40, so Oecco • Hearts . . . Queen • Oubs .... . . .... ... .. . . Queen t Diamonds .. . . ..... . 6 •S~ ...................... 7 edly tried to get his attention or get him to answer the phone, at one point throwing a boot at the suspect. But Miller just ended up throw· ing the boot back to officers. Lane said. Police say Miller also tried to throw 3 butcher knife at them from his balcony. Finally officers -with th e New- port Beach SWAT team were able to get into the apartment and ar· rested Miller without incident, Gonis s:iid. Inside the apartment, officers failed to find any shooting victim or even any firearms, Gonis said. The cau\>c of the incident was still under investigation. Last month, the apartment com- plex, which borders Irvine Avenue, was the scene where a 19 year-old· man reportedly went berse rk after apparently eating hallucinogenic mushrooms and tried to shoot his 17-year-old wife to death. Nawport m• lfl-.stld In Iraq lrml deal NEWPORT BEACH - A Newport Beach man was among eight people. includ· ing six former Polish govern· ment officials, recently ar- rested in a federal sting op- eration for allegedly trying to sell weapons to Iraq, a newspaper reported Satur- day. Newport Beach resident Jehmin Lah, 44, a Korean- bom resident alien, and Ro· nald James Hendron, 51, of El Toro, were arrested in New York on March 11 after returning from Europe, the Los Angeles Times re- ported. The six Polish of- ficials were arrested the day before in a hotel in Frank- furt, Germany. Officials say the arrests by the U.S. Customs Service halted a deal involving $96 million in anns, possibly in· eluding nuclear weapons. Preliminary hearings for the two men, who are out on bail, ha\le been set for April 8, officials said. Hen· dron, a licensed intcrna· tional arms dealer, denied charges in a Times inter· view, Sa) ing 1he deal he ar· ranged was to se nd arms to the Philippines. • Plot stallaPs net prm club a 8y The Daily ~ COSTA MESA -Daily Pilot and Huntington Beach Independent staff members won eight 4wards in the 37th annual Orange County Press Club awards banquet Saturday, with· Pilot reporter Russ Loar win· ning the most first·prizc trophies cwerall. Pilo1 photographer Marc Martin, reponcr Lori Ann Basheda and Huntington Beach Independent Editor Jon Ferguson nlso won awards during the ban· quct, which was held at the Waterfront Hilton in Huntington Beach. A total of 785 entries were submitted by newspa· pers, television stntions and public relation firms throughout the county. Special guest presenters included U.S. Rep. Dana Rohrabacher, State Sen. Marian Bergeson, Assembly· man Gil Ferguson and Huntington Ueach Mayor Jim Silva. ln the category for daily newspapers under 100,000 circulation, Loar earned a first·place honor in the best news category for a story on the delayed not' - cation made to Orange Coast College authorit about a kidnapping and rape that oriainaccd in campus parking lot. He also won a flrst place Dw in the best feature category for a story that offcre behind-the-scenes glimpse of the Four Seosons H suite where President Dush ended up staying dur his mini-summit with then-Japanese Prime Minister Kaifu. Loar also won for best editorial and received an honorable mention for the Marjorie Freeman BM Humorous Story. Both categories were open for newspapers competing in the contest. In the weekly newspaper competition, Martin won second-place honors in the best news and feature photograph categories; police reporter Basheda earned third·pl:ice honors in the best beat coverage category; nnd Ferguson won thir~·plnee for best news page layout. Auto shop serves meals, and more; to needy By AMa Cekola SW! Writer COST A MESA An unlikely setting in front of a Superior Av· enue auto shop yielded a bountiful ha~est Sunday afternoon for neighboring Share Our Selves and the local poor. After 10 weeks of collecting canned food in exchange for free and discounted auto repair work1 BCM Automotive pre!lident Ron Charter handed O\'Cr to SOS about 4,000 non-pcrish:iblc food items stuffed in the back of a pickup. "People JUSt really responded to the food drive," Charter said. "l think it's just bccau e of the times." As part of the food drive finale, the auto shop held a charity lunch- eon for any person in need. 13y noon, Charter had served hot dogs, potato salad and beans to about 40 people, who sat at tables in the front work yard of the auto shop, located in the rear building at 1630 Superior Ave. He was pre· pared to serve up to 300. "I wanted to really end 1he food drive on a po~itive, upbeat note," he said. It was the first time Theresa Stock, i.vho !IOmctimes receives help through SOS, said she had ever received n free meal at an auto shop. "It's good, it's just nice of the41' to do this," said Stock, who livts ''around" in Costa Mesa. SOS Executive Director Barbata Considine was also grateful for tbl DCM effort, not only because will help feed the hungry but cau c it comes from a neighbor. Since being evicted by the city from the Rea Community Ce"9k two years ago because or problems with residential neighbors, SOS has worked h:ird to build a good reputation wi1h its new light· industrial neighbors on Superior Avenue. ~r, March 31st at l:OOpm EDWARDS CINEMA CENTER 2701 Hllllor Bid. Pick-Up Your "Admtt Two" pass at '6 =4a TUTILE TUTTLE :-CUCK CLICK ~ NISSAN Costa Mesa .. One Mile South of the 405 Freeway" 2845 Harbor Blvd.,Costa Mesa, (714)540-6410 ports 'Don't count out CdM's mermaids, oot yet ... ~ut Newport Harbor will be taking some seriou s shots at them rr his is the year, predictably, or the baton hand orr. the torch dousing. the changing or the guard. the re- D'lOVll from office, the lifting or the rug. or. simply, the dethroning of the Sea l(.ings. who, technically. have been nothing short or queenly in the water since 1985. On Wednesday -at Corona del Mar High's Marian Bergeson Aquat· ics Center, home or these pool pros -we'll find out for sure. You see, we're talking Back Bay rivalry here ... the rivalry. Girls swim· ming in the CIF South· crn Section probably won't make ESPN this spring, but match CdM and Newport Harbor to-P.re ps gethcr with a motif on the line as touchy as this • and you'll never change the channel. · What is this, you say? It's dominance. And no Newport Harbor athletic cluster ~res to be enslaved by Corona dcl Mar, let's race it. When the two schools meet in Sea View ~~c dual fashion on Wednesday (3:15 PST), it could mark the end of a &olden age for Coach Doug Volding's Sea tc,inp. wbo have maintained such a win- 1in1 streak that it isn't just Newport Har- bor. rather the entire league, which is fnz:zJed by their influence. rm: yean in a row, six or the past seven, Voldina's CdM girls have won the Sea View League title. "l have to tip my hat to the gµy," New- port Harbor girls swim coach Todd Kolber said of Voiding. Not only arc the Sailors strong league contenders this season, but beating their cross-town rival, as well as the bully of the neighborhood and surrounding Sea View hishways. could set a precedent (or the r•t of the league. "Woodbridge, perhaps CdM's toughest dual-meet challenger this year, is licking ilf chops. You can bet that the Warriors, '40 host the Sea Kings on April 8. will examine the CdM-Ncwpon meet results • much more than just an nmiable in· tAest . .. This is a golden opportunity for every- body to go after Corona,•• Kolber said. ttJ'm not IUIC what kind O( depth they iE this year, but they graduated lS se- rs and I know they're not going to be suona. "Coroaa dcl Mar has always been the perennial force in the league, but in look- it& at the times. Woodbridge has as much power u anybody and Tustin won't be quite as deep with (Shannon Quinn) gone, If it11 be interestin1 to see how we match ut> th is year ... Voldina. in his eighth season. says he hfl never lost so many in a single graduat· ilg class as last spring. But ... See OUNN,.r 'Stars a~ 11811 a boost wllh victory . llVll' KallZa SAN DIEGO -Newport Beach's Den.llil Conner and his Stars &: Stripes enuy await Tuesday's re- newal of the Defender's Trials here after pullina into a 2-2 standoff with Kama or the Bill Koch cnuy on Saturday. Couer'a crew sped to a 2· minute. 27«a>nd victory in a key 1 matdmp. tbe fin& ol a ICria of ,... .. the lemiftaaJs for lbc ript IO cldlDd the America'a Cup. TheJ withstood a protest by -Kanza, which wu made because of a ls-minute •"1 ol the race to pe Stan .t Stripes time to correct a maimaU problem. Kuza entered the acmitinals with a 2·1 lead over Stan .t Stripes in poiAt ... tJuwsh the fint round. 51.n .t Stripll' dale owcr tbc 20.06 aautaa..o. courw wu 3 boun. 17 miau• 22 MeOOCb and wUI la America3 -n.aday. Todm(1 ..... la tbe daa). = ~z.:: :: Ji:; == "-- Mandly .. March 30, 1992 The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Sports Editor Roaer Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387 Swim previewS/B2 Sports on lV-radio/82 Classified/B4 lft "~-'O.l.fy ..... Corona del Mar's Crosby Grant (fourth from left) lakes off in the 4 x 400 freestyle at the CIF swim relays at Belmont Plaza in long Beach on Saturday. DQ's just turned CdM potential inside out ti on. By Dennis ~rosterhous Sports wr:ier LONG BEACH -Corona del Mar High va rsity boys swimming coach Mike Starkweather couldn't help thinking "I was very pleased," said Starkweather despite the minor disappointment or falling from third. ''(Quali- fying for) Five relays, that's pretty good. We finished "The bo11om line b that all the time!. arc improv- ing," said Starkweather. "There's still quite a wa)S to about what might have been. e On Saturday night, his Sea Kfogs post-, · cd an impressive fourth-place finish at • the CIF Southern Section Swim Relays at Belmont Plaza Pool. "Without some of the problems with disqualifications earlier in the week, we could have won this thing," s:iid Starkweather. "We were hoping to qualify in each event, but unfortun:itely we had two DQs which hu rt us a lot." 12th last year, nnd we improved on that." The most impressive performance of the night by the Sea Kings came in the finals of the 4 x 100 freestyle rel ay. The Sea Kings had posted a top qualifying time earlier in the week of 3:21.45. On Saturday, CdM not only easily topped that figure, but blew away the rest of the field with an impressive 3: 16.35 clocking. Foothill was second in that race, more than fou r seconds slower in go th1) season. The CIF Final) are sull fou r or foe \\eeks a"a)', but v.e\c got lots of thing) coming up before then. "The Ne\\port Harbor meet I" next (on Wednc)d3) at Co.-ooJ ) Then. v.e have Woodbridge after that, and the n the Foothill Games.'' Besides "inning the 4x 100 free relay, CdM's other sho"mg) tn· eluded :i fifth -plice finish m the 4x 100 indh idual medic> (3 .50.27), second in the 6x50 free (2:1661 ), ninth in the 4x50 brca!>t)trol...e (\\in- Because or the disqualifications, CdM had no entry in the consolation or fin:ils or the backstroke, an event in which the Sea Kings figured to do well. As it w:is, CdM was third in the team standings en· tcring the final event -the 4 x 50 medley relay. But the Sea Kings, without an entry and chance for points in the event, had to watch as Foothill finished second and g:irnercd the necessary points to move p:ist CdM 3:20.51. Newport Harbor pla,ed third in 3:21.14. ning consolation race in 2:00.91 ) and ninth m the 4:\50 bu11erny ("'inning con)Ofati on race m 1 :41.37). into third place. · The splits in the free relay "ere: Crosby Grant (48.95), Drew Devine (49.30), Ted Simpkins (48.70) and Alex Tahmoush (49.60). Grant's was a CIF qu ali- fying m:irk. while Simpkins' reputation continues to grow as one of the top frccst>lers in the Southern Sec- Newport Harbor, "hich was third in the 4xl 00 tree rela) in 3:21.14. also placed third in the 6 x 50 free (2:19.00) and '~as 11th o'erall 1n the 4 x 50 medic> relay (third in consolation race at 1 :46.79). l • "-0...'!' Nat Corona del Mar's Wonkee Moon (le(t) turns the backstroke after Alex Tahmoush gets it off (right) on right splash in 4 x 100 medley relay at CIF Relays Finals. Mayne: 'We're in this race' aner his Pirates shove Rusaers around By Joe Schlosser 5'arU Wiier HUNTINGTON BEACH -In a battle of two teams resting near the bottom or the Or· angc Empire Conf ercncc, the Orange Co:ut College baseball team hung on for a 6-4 vic- tory over host Golden West Saturday after- noon. Coast improved to 11..S O\ICrall (6-7 in the OEC). Golden West fell to 11-12-1 (4-9). In what OCC Coach Mike Mayne de- scribed as a "sloppy" aamc, the Pirates tallied six runs on 10 hits while committinJ three enors. Starter Duane Page (4-2) pitched a strong ~ inmngs for Coast. Paae scattered seven hits. gave up all four runs. struck out fore and walked only one. Chad Rolish worked .a masterful 2~ in- ninp in relief to pick up his third save of the season. "I don'I know where this victory puts our team:• Mayne aaid."But 1 sure know that we're in thlS race and that the con- ference is aoin& to come doWn to the last round.•• With one out, the Pirates were awarded three 1traipl walks in the first innina. bul only ma!'lfCd 10 score once when JU5lift Halper hit into a fielder's choice that drove in Daniel Her· nandez.. Coest lollded the bases in the fowth before Scott Sebo hit a aacrificc fly to score T J . Graber. Halper. who wu 2 for 5 with two nana batted in. f<>ISottd that with a linJle that dro¥C ia Hc.r· nanda. Up 3-0 after four lnninp. the Pi.rates pw -.p 1 NA iD I.be filth. Pap nailed Haney Perez to ... n the iuU.. din yiddcd two couecuti¥e 1iapn. Aller a wild pitch ICOrCd Pera. Pap tcttlcd down and retired the Mde. In the ~a•h. CoMt teed oft oa Ruatlcn' pitchiDC for IMce more nam oa four hits. Duscy Watban sinpcd in Orq Fobom and ewasually tcond oa a Herftandez amp. OoWea w ... answered with three ot its own in the boctom ol the blaiaa. ICftdina ,... to the aide...._ RolW. catered to put dowa a <JWC threat, then ltNCk OUt &he side in the niatb to nul SM PtRATEUI Checking the foundation S tcady improvement is the.goal of the Co ta Mesa High junior varsity sortball team thi> season. Under the direction of ro- coaches Erin Gallagher and Sha- ron Nichols, the Mustangs com- piled a 3-4 record in their first seven games. The victories have come ~er San Ocmente, Mag- nolia and Calvary Chapel. The team's fortunes rest heavily on the arm of freshman right-handed pitcher T:ibby I I Cleveland. "She's been doing really v.ell,' ll'z• •111 53jd Nichols. "She uses a 'sling- shot' delivery and is starting 10 Lightweights fhrow harder. She mixc up her pitches and changes spccd,s re- ally well." So Car, Oevcland bas pitched in every same for the Mustangs. She is being backed up by another freshman. Kelly Rinderknecht. Behind the plate is catcher Mel~ McD niel, who is hittin& .3.S7. The top hitter in a ... -cnae for the Mustangs thus Cu bas been Tuca Brown. who is hittina .385. Nichol S3):. th:u shorhtop Jennifer Lons 1s con- sidered the team kader "She 1s the main)tay of our team in tcmb of abtht~ ... said Nichol "She'~ our c3 ptam She hadn 't been h111 ing all 1hat "ell un1 1l he GOt t"'o hits m the last game agam~t Magnolia." Clc,eland is the lcadoff hiller at about .300. but '' he 's been able to &Cl on base for U), .. s:ud Ni- chols. ·•And Tabb) 1s fast She':. sot Jbout 10 or 12 tolcn bases ... McOJniel b the No. 2 h111er "ith an ab1lit) to bunt. Brov.n has been hitting 1hird in the lineup • v.h1Jc Rinderlnccht, v.ho nonn:ill) pla) center fie ld, possessc a .591 on-base a'er:igc. according to Nichol . "She's able to get on blSC v.itb a lot or v.alu ,'' S3td Nichols. v.ho 1nd1c:ucd RinJ crknecht not· m:illy hit si.~th or SC\'Cnth in the lineup. Ddcnsi,cly, third bbeman Ann Gaidzik has done a~ JOb v.1th the glove, v.hilc a )Urpri so r.u has been scconJ b3.Seman 0 J r:ibellc Ngu)en. "She didn't C\'en think he "a going to make the team," u.id Nichols. "She's really exciteJ abot.:t pl•) ina. She 1 a good bunter v. ho v.1U nor- mally bat lov.er an the hneup.'' Costa Mesa. which bu a squad of 13 pl:i)en., hu only one aamc 1h· ,.eek. at home a1ain~ Co- SM 8ROSTERHOUS'9 ---- ~~ :tq:1, ~''<'~'1 l· L 1 r1,,(r•"-~''~t'•" tlr?({ I U Monday, March 30, 1992 ------------------------------------------------------- -------~-------------------------------- High school swim pre views Mesa's pyramid club raising expectations T be building blocks of the Costa Mesa High girls swim program came in a rather friendly man- ner. One person told two people, then they told two friends, and so on, and so on ... Until finally, second-year coach Jason Lynch had a team be could be proud or. .. We had no senio~ last year," Lynch said. •·This year, we have four. We 've more than doubled the size of our girls program -this year we have 26; last year we had 12. So it's pretty C).Citing. "We're now fairly competitive. Last year, we were not competitive. A lot of the girls have been talking amongst themselves, bringing out more girls. especially the younger girls. There are a lot of freshmen .ind sophomores, so ~e're definitely building.'' Twin freshmen sisters Leslie and Lisa Christiansen have been age- group 5'\ 1mmers for se-..eral years and both are expected to c.lrry a hea"y load for the Mustangs this spring. "They 're kind of a nice surprise for the varsity," Lynch said. "They ha\e a lot of experience and they're really strong swimmers." Lisa Christjansen has gone just over a minute in the 100-yard freestyle while the :?DO-yard individual medley appears to be Leslie Chris- tiansen's forte. Many quality times are also expected this season from senior dis- rance frecstylers Liz Lorenz and Kelly Steele and junior backstroker Jill Meyers. "Trabuco Hills and Laguna Hills both ha'e a lot of I.ids," Lynch ~aid. "Both of those schools are in Sourh Orange County and they have some draw from rhe Mission Viejo Natadors (national power in club 5'\immmg). I kno" those schools ha'e dra,,n from there in the past, that's '' hy those teams are so tough. They Just get a lot of kids. "Estancia has a lot of girls, too, about 45, so they're going to be tough for our girls to bear. We should be third or fourth in league - '~e beat LJguna Beach (43-33) and \\e should beat Century." -By Richnrd Dunn Mater Dei' s Mayer appears ready tor big senior season I f senior Phil I\ ta} er could swim every race. Mater Dei High \\OUld probably ha'e a winner in each one. There is li11le that Mayer, the holder of four !\tater Dei boys sv.imming records, has not accomplished dunng his four year'>. In addition to his individual school stand· ards in the SO-yard freestyle (2!.8) and :oo individual medley (2:05.4 ). Mayer has been a part of the 'chool's record-sct1ing 200 free and medley relay teams. Which leg does Mayer swim? "Any leg." Mater Dei co-coach Rich Blanc said. "Except the breaststrol..e." Ma)er has alrcad) qualified for the Clr 3-A meet in the 100-yard bacl..srroke (59.4), 200 indi vidual medley and 500 free (4:57). "This )Car we're hoping to use him a lot in the freestyle sprints, as well ... Blanc said. Three sophomores -Don Turk (bre.tststroker). Mike Ciec- ek {breastst roker and 500 free) and Tony V1ll.1lobos (bad.stro- ker and bu11ern1er) -are returning lettermen e:\pected to make a big splash this year. Another sophomore, Steve Burkhalter. was recenrly called up to rhe varsiry afrer setting school frosh-soph records in the 100 and 200 freestyle events. Juniors Tom Broyles (sprint freest) kr} and Brian Kirland (backstroker) are quality newcomers. La!>t year, Kirland se t a school frosh-soph record in the 100-yard back (I :O-t.99) and al- ready ha his time do'4n to 1:02 (1:00 rn CIF qualifying). Others: Juniors T)SOn Thomas and Eric Greenberg. senior Adnan l\tonrcro and :.enior Chris Heiser (brcas1s1rokcr). -By Richard Dunn Felll gives Mustangs solld punch up front J ason Lynch, Costa Mesa High's third-year boys swim coach, expects a middle-of-the- pack finish for his squad this spring in the Pacific Coast League. There will be plenty of first-place touches, however, when speaking of a few Costa Mesa individuals, most notably junior sprfnt-f reestylcr Greg Felli, who won the frosh-soph league title in the 100-yard free a year ago. Felli, who also swims the 50 and 200 free, sp{inted the 100 free in 52.4 last Wednesday in a league dual meet against La· guna Beach (the CIF qualifying standard in that event is 50.0). Felli, who helped Costa Mesa to a 55-31 victory over Laguna Beach, went 52.8 in the 100 free last year while winning the frosh-soph championship. "We only had one varsity swimmer last year," Lynch said. "We swam them down on frosh-soph. Laguna Hills and Tra- buco Hills are probably the top teams in the lengue. I'm hop- ing for third or fourth -that's where we fit in. Trabuco Hills and Laguna Hills hnve the numbers and that helps for scoring in a meet. The more people you have in an event, the more points you're going to get. "Obviously we beat Laguna Beach and we'll beat Century, but Esrnncia will be a close meet." ln nddition 10 Felli, sophomore backstrolcer Steve Fiduccia and junior breaststroker. J.R. Porter (a best of 1:08.9) are two others who Lynch and assistants Scott Larsen and Kittrcn Spiridonoff arc counting on for quick times. Fiduccia swam 1:01.8 last year in the 100-yard b:ick, which is about one second short of the CIF qualifying standard. "We're hoping he makes CIF, also," Lynch s:iid. ..., -By Rkbard Dunn .. Monarchs take their last few dips in shallow pool T his couJd be the fin:il year of the Mater Dei High girls swimming dynasty. Under co-coaches (and brothers) Rich and Ron Blanc, the Monarchs have won 32 consecutive dual meets and four league championships in a row, three in the San Fernando Valley League and last year in the Angelus League. Next year, however, the Monarchs enter the South Coast League, where CfF 4-A powers El Toro and Mission Viejo loom. "1 guess we're the lucky ones," Ron Blanc said. Mater Dei, 11-0 in duaJ meets a year ago, is led by senior sensation Jcnnif er Antimarino, an All-American last spring in the 200 ( 1 :53.7) and 500 free (4:59.3) who owns four school records in all . Antimarino, headed for either Michigan, USC, Peppcrdine or UC Santa Barbara next year, :ilso holds school st.indards in the 100-yard butterfly (J :01.59) and 100 free (55.21), both set this year. Senior Jennifer Kast, a four-year v:irsily swimmer along with Anti- marino, won the league ch3mJ>ionsh1p last season in the 100 butterfly ( 1 :03.08) and 100 backstroke {1:03.5). Mater Dei, which moved up to 3-A last year after winning the CIF 2-A title in 1990, also has four quality juniors and one sophomore, Melanie Chiang (25.83 50 frec ),•who arc expected ro keep its "inning srrcak intact -at least fo r another spring. Sprint frecsryler Michelle Pereira (qualified for CIF in the 100 free), breast-and back.stroker Katie Ward, sprint free t) lcr Lc:.he Darbazette (qualified for CIF two years ago in the 100 free) and frcc- stylcr Maria Nicholl arc top-notch juniors. Nicholl also qualified for CIF two years ago in the 100 and 200 free. but she injured her back last season. Mater Dei -although a year away from a possible ruination of its long winning stre:ilc -api>ears as solid as ever this ~ca.son. -Dy Rirbard Dunn BROSTERHOUS: Co)ta Mc'a relies primarily on three pitchers for most of the '"ork. with a fourth available for long rclid dut~ 1f ncces ary. hiller, he cnn b:it in either the No. 2 or 6 slot in the lineup, depending on "ho's pitching for t he opposition. From 81 rona dcl M:ir on Thursday. before the srart ol P.:1C1fic C.Oa:.t League play ncAt v.eek .. It's prett) exciting." said Nichols. '"The kid'> hJ-..e already come a long way.'' 0 Co!> la Me:.a 's frosh-soph baseball teJm. coached by Wally Grant. wenr 2-2-1 in iti. fir,t (l\e games, including a spl11 of Its fir)t 1v.o PJ - uf1c Coast League matchups. In its two PCL games. rhe MU'llJng) h,J\\,'. beaten Laguna Beach and lost to TrJbu1..n Hills. On Saturday, Costa Me'ia spllr a doub lc:- header with Balsa Grande. rebounding from a tough first-game loss to win the nightcap "We allow five runs late in the fir)! g.1mc, but the kids did a good joh bouncing bad. to get ready to plJ~ the \econd, ·· )au.I Grant. Tlday's tdevlslon-rado 1 he tlm:c main pitchers :ire Darrell Poner, kff Rice Jnd Du!>lin Demaio. "They're not hard thro1,1,crs. but are -..cry consistent," said Gr Jn I. ··The only thing rm worried about is having 1hem throv. srnkes That's the important thing, .._cc ping 1he1r concentration level ... 1 he fourth pitcher 1s reliever Preamal Patel. Demaio I\ also the team's cleanup hitter, \\ho has four or five doubles already this year, according ro his coach Porter bats fifth, while Andre,.,. ~nL1g. the Must.1ngs' catcher, is the :"'n 3 hiller The tnp of the order stans with third base- man Josh Cant. "Jol>h doc:. an elCcellcnt job of mJking the pitcher' thro" a lot of pitches. He docs what he c:in to get on base." said Grant. Center fielder Brian Benson is another key 1ngrcd1cnt to the Co ta Mesa attack. A switch TtlE\1SIOS Auto Racine 10-.30 am. -Gold Coast. ESPN . ~• -'. . • IN nn:rBlEAC<· LlllCIK' ~ :.~q.-:... ·~.:. - . llUN . • .. Collttct Btsl..tlb•ll 4 pm -NIT Fl<l -V1rg1nia, ESPN 6 pm -NlT /'./ O;imc:·Llah. ESPN 12.30 a m.-NIT scm1fin1I, ESPN Bearh Volltyb1ll 7.30 pm -From Fort Myers. PT Bollin& 10.30 p m.-From !he Forum. PT 2 a m -From Tampa, PT RADIO Esbiblllon Bawball 10 am -Oodcm-KC. KABC (790) I pm -SO-An&cls, KMPC (710) Today's scbe*de ........ ~ ICllad -Newpo1 ~ • ~ 3 IS TMftl9 Conmdy ~ "°"*' -F0GM • 0nnoe Cl>Hl 2 0111. aoftNlf conmnry COltQe -~ 11 Onlnot Coast. lo!'I\. Deep sea llWMY"'ae°'*"'f ..-.n LOCC .. -t-. t'9 ._.. • .._ tit ..__ .... ._ t ... llli. I ..._ J .......... , ................. , .. .. _,~.-.n ... ,. .... ... _ ............ -., .......... , .... " .... ,_ ........... _. .,_ , ___ ... rA.J£ ..,-.,._ II~ Dcfensi\ely, Grant has been plc:.i cd \\ilh work of his middle infielder~ -second b:llte- man Chris Fowler and honstop Rice ('>'he n he's not patching) . "They can turn the double play," said Grant. "They're real quick and have liulc guns on their arms.'' 0 The Corona dcl Mar boys fro h-soph swim squ:id finished in third pince last S:uurday in the team competition at the Cf F Rela)S held at Belmont Pl:u.n Pool in Long Beach. The Sea Kings compiled 52 points to finish back of Olpistrano V:illey, which "-On ii with 80, and Pcnin.suJa, which wa runner-up with 78. ~nnls Drosurbous Is a Daily Piiot sports writu t+host rolumn on prtp /Jghtt+tlgllts 11,,. pears t• cry Tuesday. PIRATES: From 81 down the Coasr victory. "We aot good pitching from both Page and Rolish," SOlid Mayne ... Chad (Rolish) really shut then\ down in the end!' The Pirates arc bad. rn ::icrion on Tuesday when they ho t the c ~me Rustler , ~tarting a1 2:30. 0 ~ ..... CoHt •t..o.w.n ..... Orll9 CoaS1 1W 200 030-1 10 3 c;...,.. vmt 000 010 300-• I 0 .... Rclslt 181 llld w._ Vtrpa. Schlfl (4). ~ en and Ptrft W-hQe. 4-2 l-Vw;n. H S-Aolsll. 3 21-""'8ndU IOCQ RUFFEll'S U..UTUYllC. · ... -.. ......... .... •m -u.. .... --•••• 1\L1 t i011,1 I Sport~ .... eM_.. __ ,,,, __ .,.......,,,... ...... . ............ _... __ _ You th basketball Time really runs out for Wilson Wildcats ~ P hil Simco and bis third and fourth-grade boys buketbell all-~, 11 atan, who had run rougbshod ave~ the oppotitiOlt on their . 11 way to the State finals in rccrcauon leape acdon. found 11 out lhc hard way bow an apparent Jack of or~ization caa kill '' championship upirations. And it wasn't even tbear doinfl '~ His Wilson School atandouts, entering Saturday wit~ a 14-0 " record, were forced into overtime against San ~oaqu1n ~alley , when the pmc finished in an 18-18 standoff and m the 3-mtnute 1 ovenime they wound up on the short end of ~ 21-19 c:ou~t. The ~ problem? Game officials let the clock run dunng th~ overt~ -a ' thus it was a running clock, denying Wilson a regulauon overtune. Entering the game with a team composed of pl~fCrs who •y· cragcd four inches shorter than any of the compet.it1on, the WiJ. son Wildcats were led by Charlie Thompson's 12 points. Relegated to consolation play, the Wildcats then captured a 20- 18 victory over San Diego County, led by Thompson's. late shot and sealed by a Jason Simco steal; then fell to San Gabnel Valley, 21-19, after leading by as many as eight points be/ore foul trouble eventually rurned their game inside out. California School's fifth and sixth grade boys, coached by Art Baird, feJJ in rwo straight at the championships as Inglewood and Lynwood proved too quick and too deep. Tyson Baker and Rf.an Sampson were the local standouts in co. mpetition in San -Oabrie • The Costa Mesa Hig.h seventh and eighth grade girls team, under the coaching of Bill Klooster, were at Paramount seeking honors, but finished third. On Saturday, led by Koo Kim, Costa , Mesa was a 47-27 winner over Norco. On Sunday they were just nosed out in tbe semifinals by Wakena or Ponerville, 25-23, as the latter rallied to overcome a six-point third-quarter deficit. DUNN: From 81 "Our (five) seniors have never lost a dual meet in league, so they have a streak going, too," Voiding s:iid. "We ccnainly don't let them get overconfident, that's not our slylc around here." "Obviously," Kolber :idded, "the tides arc turning because they graduated that many se- niors." Maybe the cat's being let out of &he bag, but don't hold your breath about Corona dcl Mar's dynasty coming to an end be- cause Voiding has a glut of top-drawer freshmen thi )Car -si.x-to-10 of" hom will be regular v:irsity S\\-1mmers. "This is the biggie," Kolber aid or Wednesday's meet. 0 As a point of concern for the rest of lhe league, CdM h,t'I J frcshmJn, Mel:inic Pell • \\ho has already qu:ilified for the CIF 3-A meet in th e 100-\ard buuerfly (I minule. 2.9 sec- onds) and 100 frccst)le (57.:?). She's also a member of CdM'1o 200-and 400-rrcc relay te:uns, · both of which have qualified for CIF. 0 Who needs a tl)stnl ball? Costa Mesa's M:m I larbcr. the chool's footb:ill quartcrbacl... baskctb:ill forward :ind bascb:ill pitcher/third baseman. broke hi right forearm playing foot· ball hi:> freshman }Car. ''The doctor diu some kind of ~can on my body and he coulJ tell somcho'' that J w:i~ going tu be 6-foot-5," said Har- ber, a 6-4 junior. "My mom and I just looked at each other (his cycbtO\\-:. goes up). We couldn't bclic'e it becau e 31 the time I "as about 5-1 I. 1.0 l'vc got 3 n- othc r inch to i;ruw." 0 Bonn fide brtak.ing out: Co- rona dd Mar senior Todd Ke- hrli, ofter brc:ilo.ing a bone in his fo\\er right lc!g :is :i sopho- more \\ h1le pl:i) ing 'arsi1y b:i • l..ctball. pre~cnbcd his own form or rchabiluat1on. "I only haJ l C:bt on at for t\\O \\Ccj,.s because I was get- ting w frustrJtcd v.ith it," Ke- hrh said. "l called the doctor bccau~e 1t ~tarted ~mcll1ng so bad, :ind I told him to either t:il..c 11 off or rm &01ng to tal..c It off ffi)Sdf. I kept putting de- odorant on 11 to malo.c it smell better, but a) l found out, that'~ the la)t thing )OU d\J. lt made it a lut \\Orsc. "So .ln} hO\\ the~ ''anted to 'chedule me for the neAt dJy (lo remo'c the caM}, but I didn't "ant 10 \\Jll, llO I tooll. il off in the garage. J JUi.t got one of thc,ne Sa'4lt \\1th the thin bl:ides and l jui.t ~a\\cd H o(f. The doctor \\3)n·t too happ) about u." Rlrhurd Dunn is D D:J/ly Pilot Sports n ·ritu .. ho t bllh srbool cc>lumn DppcDrs t•try Mondo_t. r-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~__,- THIS WEEK 'S TOPICS OF DISCUSSION •CM •11111111 • Pitllcl1•I ........ =-~: I=~ ....... Slit .... TuMJg """ .,.,.. COl'lll1Uflty 1111 L1••1D ........ 111 .. 111•11111 18 If you'd lilce ,._ LobdMI Group fO .,,,.,,.;,, Md lnlonn .,,, • tllHof·tnllde perlonnMa for your atganiz•Mon, ,.._ cal M Lobdell at 540-1224. W. 're 6 em. more MCiling than your typical ,,,.,,.., . Newport lw:h/Colta M ... DaUy Pilot Monday, March 30, 1992 83 -1;::-:":=•;.::IC~·=nll=--1:"~·~·~-~ND~~~ W IOTICll W llOTICll W1C IOTICll ..UC IOTICll "*IC IOTICll NOlmfWISllN.Y we-PUalC IOTICI WIC IOTICI CNi,.~ Ylftt, m Thie '1a'ln1Wll .. "'9d PUIUC IOTICI luelMt• Name(•) ....., ...... C.W.12tzt ..... et •• TIOH A DelTANCI Of' 71 Tu1tln Ave.. NlllllPOrl Wid'I IM County Cllttc of ebo\11 on: february 111, TM9f1 l<ltllrocflwsllen, 9u•lrt•H ..... lflllfM Of nt1 f&T, MOM OR LUa, TO De .. •rl•e11I el lllae P1c•l1• leech. Cellf. NM:I OrlnOI County on Merch '1olltleu9 1992 11113 low1 SlrMt, eo.ia .... l•lttl •-.al ITATDmn' A flOINT .. ™' WUT· Tre-.._. •• ,.,.., .... ......... .... .... ... ~ m Tu.-17, 1982. ............ Karen D &.-.on M .... Cdt t262t The fOIOWWIO P*90na Yw r-.. E9'&. y UNI 0 , IAID ._ ......_ a1 .. 1m HI In Alie.. HtwpOft Bwl\, "IUJT • ...._.. ::;: -~ •U Ned Tl\I• t1u1lnffl II con. are doing tMnlnlile..,: D111m:ta Jt, tltt l&.OCK IAID ,OINT ........ Thi f~ ,.... Cf":.'·'::n... I Pub ll1h1d Newport n. , .... Pl"IOne ar.n:'c':::;'onOf"...: ~r%'i:i:i~omo ~;-:l~c:: I•• I ••Ull HWCI •IOUTH 10 DE· We......... '!":=;alluell~~ ....... _!..._ .__._.!~on-8MdllCoN Miu ~.,.doing ........ 1n21.1'82 merad to _.wect .__. ' C ...... ....... , C.•-v .... .. "-"Ntow"""' ,,... ..... L, --.,., • ., ,.__ Noc March 23 30, ~ 8 NEWPOffr IUILDINO f -• ' Yl'ldlr ,~ 11r'910f\ 8Mdl, -·· 12t41 Dllaa. T-· WEI W WEST 1t !'!ET Under the MllhOttev In tn. 11M w. c:...'ll lt#e., ltM, Tfll regl1trant(e) com-13• 1182• • ' 0£VELOPME.NT, tot Oecw• Pl224M C ne.. N.'::(t) lited Joe AleatdO AdMM. 221 Mal .......... •H•t•: fAOM N4 AHOll flOINT lemel ~Code MC> Cllf. '2121 menc.d lO trlftUCt bu-'" ml e3 ~LIM, Costa ...... lilubllltled ~ IMch-~on·~ 15 1112 a.n.v.. HUl"IDnglOn 8Mch. 1 J7l.t.U.•1 IN ""' MSTERlY LINE lion mt -property .. ~ Mc:tOneuy. 231 ,... under IM Flc1l1loul C..f. 92t2t Co•ta MeM D-.ly Pilot • Cellf .... ~ t • t t I•• 111 t I• • : °' SAJC> l&.OCK. SAID ICftbld ~· hM belt! 11• It · ~ llMcn. lualneu . ND:'~ lls~ "'IUC NOTICI Hllro6d London Atz!M, 1oe a.went. 11. 23, 30, 1992 ~~Med Thi• bu11ne11 It co,,.. .111.Ma.•1 ANGLE ,OINT IEINO Mind '°' nol~ ol ~ ~ 231111t =re on. -• ............ Oeot~ Lw. Costa M-139 with Oii Counly Cler1I or duc\ed by'"' anclvldull ...._. I 000 000 SOUTH 30 OE~S oo· lnlemal ~ -.. due • c ....... ~ • ._ y MM&, CMf. ll2a2e .... IUC _ Ofange County °" March Th• rt gl1tran1(1) com-._...,..,.. ~ few 52" EAST 70 15 fEET from GAEENWOOO HEAT· St .. Newport IMch, c.llf. TN;'.,,,...,_, eftO tiled ... ,.,. .. Nw This bu1lne11 le coo-,.u -TICE 17• l992 menced lo vwac:t ~ ..,_ ...W _..,. · INQ a AtA ~ONO INC. 82913 . l1Mlment WH lt .. aMent duded by: an lndMdLlal • neu under 11'\8 Fldt~ ... 1?8.802 FROM THt! MOST WEST· 4954 BISHOP CYPRESS' Thll bu1lne11 la co,,.. with the ~ Clerk of Thi Followlng Pl'IOM The rtgl11ran1(1) com-~ fl212H Bu11nHs Na,,,.(1) ~ , .. ·, ' Id• I d EAlY CORNEA Of' SAID CA tol30 ' ' ducted by. hulblnd Ind Orange County on March .,1 dOlna tluslneH ... . menc9d to lfwad ~ .......... Nw Publlthec:I Newpot1 Se~ above on: Fet>Naty 1', i. ,. " an llOCK; THENCE NORTH Thi of-ty _..be So6d wife 13, 1092 SNAP DRAGON NOVEL· neu under tN Flet•toOUt 1 ... MMftt Costa Me .. Da.ly Pilot t992 ~r~14~11 ""1111"•: 10 DEGAEES 35' EAST A • ~ euc:lon -~ Th• reglettant(I ) com-PU4a9J TIES. 20412 Rawowood 8utlnesa NarM(I ) llated Thi Following ,,..ons March 30, Apnl e. 13, 20, Alch Adami ~:·::'::8"oilll-.-..-·o DIST~ Of 71 FEET TO lltded by ~ Revenue menced to tnnuc1 ~ Publllhld Newport~ Ln.. Huntington Buch, aboYI on: Mateh 3, t992 •• doonQ businea• u: 1992 Th11 tlalement -Ned " tww.---· . A POINT, SAtD POINT Code Hdior'l 1335 Ind,. .,... """* the Flc:dtloul Coeta M•n ~oa.1y Pilot c.ltf. 92&4e • -Hatold Afz.uta NEWPORT T£LCOM, 1835 M-172 wtlh lM County Cllrll Of l""'*'8I· IEINQ SOUTH 30 DE lated reautlllona BullneH Nam1(1) llltld Miich 30 April e, 13 20 St•ven Edward l»'11alr This lla1efnent WH Ned wt\lttllt A-1, Cotta Ma11, Oraoge County on Fetwu- GAEES 00, 52 .. EAST ~ Date of Saw. APRIL ITH, ~ .. ~~: ~!~.__..., 1992 ' ' ' 20412 Rav1nwood Ln.'. with 1he C0Ynty C'8r1c of callf. 12927 PUILIC NOTICE ll'f 21, t992 1992· nm. of Sale· t ·oo .,..,....,, ........... w, Huntington Beach Calit Orange County on March TltnoChy &galka, 1124 LM-fl2247t H . ..a,111 DISTN4CE Of 70.15 FEET PM· 'Pll<Ce of Sall: 4954 Thia atatemenc ... Ned M-188 92&48 • , e. 1992 ward. Newport l!HCh, FlcUU.U. Published Newport a.acn- ino.-: 178•681•004 FROM THE MOST WEST· BISHOP CYPRESS CA wfth 1he County °"" of ..... IC ..,.,TICE This bu1ln•H 11 con-fa24tl0 Calif. 82660 Bual~• NeM4t co1ta Mna Daily Pilot 1urence In Force: EALY CORNER Of SAID toe30 Tide Offered.' Onty Orange County on f~ ru-.., dua.ct t>y• an lndMdual Publlthtd Nawpott Bffch. This t1u1lnaH 11 con-ltatem.nt ..... , .... ; ts,97',03.3 BLOCK; THENCE IN A the rlOht. tme, end !Oternt ll'f 28, 1992 '1o1Hloua The reg'l1tr1nt(1) com-C. 111 Meu Dally Pilot dUC1ed by: an lnd1Yldllll Tht Followlng persons MarCh t , 18• 23• 30• 1992 ..,_•"'•.,lll.,••nt • H .. lt SOUTHIEASTEALY DIREC-of GR~ENWOOD HEATING F9233te Bual ..._. mencld to llanud bull-1 a. ·n 23 30 April 8 13 The reglslt1nl(1) com-are domg t1u1<M1t u : M·141 • : 0 TION A DISTANCE oF 88 8 a. AIR COND INC. 1n and to Published Newport BMch· 1 neu t ne11 under t111 Actitlous 199~ • • • • menc:ed to llanak1 bull-THE COPY STOP, 4301 PUILJC NOTICE n2•~e1"1•1• In Forc e: FEET MORE OR LESS TO 1M property Wiii be offered Co1la Me11 Dally P1lol Thi F~ owsons Busln•H Name(•) listed M-155 ~~ unde<N the (Fi)IC1•1t~ &en SL Suite •5. Newport ---------• '""· ' • tor aate If reque1ted the M1tch 18 23 30 •-• 8 ---.. ........ above on: March 7 1992 .. u .. ne11 a.ma• itt .... Beach, Caltl 92MO fktlttou. Acc{dent end ht1lt THE POINT OF BEGIN-lnltmll. Revenue s.fvlce ' ' ' .,....., • lie~ buslnn1 u : Steven E. Phair • at>Ove on: June 1, 1987 Sharon L ~t. 8 Almond Buslne•a NaMe ~Dnct: 0 ,.lNG. wlll furnlah lnformallon 1992 CCS E TERPRISES. 2796 This 1Ultemant wH filed PUILIC NOTICE Timothy Bigalk• Trff Lane, INlne, Cal.I. lt•t•IMftt "'• hefMy _.;ty tnet the Ttle lllfft llddreu 8nd about poaalbll encum-M·147 Hatbof Blvd .. Suite 243, with the County Cllfk ot ftct"loua This ttatament wu tiled 92715 'TM FOl!owirsg Pll'ION b lt•m• er• I other common dulgnatlon tiranc11, which may be PUILIC NOTIC! i~~r-sCallf, 928~~90 Orange County on Match au.an... .. ..,.. with th• County Cl•k of Th11 buslneu 11 con-are dOino bullMM ... we With Iha Annu If e.ny, for the real pr<J9111Y uM M In determining the Longwood Cc::t:·costa 17, 1992 llel....-nt ~• 1i:~ on Febfu-ducted l>y: an lndMdual DRAKE & ASSOCIATES hUMIM kw the Y•at delcrlbed above la i>w· value of the tntereat balrsg flctltJoutt Mesa. Calif 92626-4763 F121239 Thi F--....... Plr'IOna -, • Th• reglstr1nt(1) com-5100 Birt'h Sll'Mt 111 Floor'. 0.CemMr 31 • 1911 l)Of1ed to tie: aold. Bu.f...._ Nw Chri1tlna L $v."'1e'f, 2790 Publ. 11\ed Newpoft Beach-are doi ~ u: F523323 menced to trat\HCI buSI-Newport Buch Calif. .. the !new.-2723 OCEAN BOULE· Description of Property: ............ Longwood COUf1. Cotta Colla Meu Dally Pilot GRAP':P1c ARTS SER-Publllhed N9Wl)Ot1 Beach-Mii und8f the F'IC'llllOus 92660 • .,_of the Stat YARD NEWPORT BEACH VARIOUS HEATING l AfR TM f ollo'#lng persons Mna. C.rlf. 92628-4783 March 30, April 8, 13, 20, VICES. 1()1157 Slatef, Sui. Co11a Mesa Dally Piiot Busmen. :•m•(s) ~eel Th0011t Walt., Dt1ke, 20 CeliforNI, punu.nt to CA 9ae25 • CONO EQUIPMENT .. SUP-ar1 doing buslnes• ••: Thi• b u1ln•H 11 con-1992 102, Fountain Valley. Calit March 18, 23, 30. AprU 8. asc:'~L. l(:~h 11• 1 Deerfl•ld Pl .. Trlbuco CM-e PLIES, INCLUDING BUT WESTERN HORIZONS, dUdld t>y: husband and 92708 1992 r yon, c.l1f 92579 P'. ""*-· Vlc1I Thi undenlgned Trust .. NOT LIMITED TO: 50 LB 175t Main Stret. Hunting-wife M-173 Juhnne Schroeder 1()1157 M-150 Thi talement wu flied Thll t1uslrt111 Is co~ eWent dlclalms e.ny labUity for CANS A22 FREON/ PINS-ton BMc:tl, cat. 12648 Tht re l1lt1nl(1) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Slater, &Jit• 102. fCuuln vrith the COYnly Clerk 01 ducted by: an indMclual eWcN\ K.m. Sanlof Vice "'Y lncorrlcinffl o4 1he POT 'TRACKING SYSTEM/ Rollo D. Wfft, 1751 Main menced lfo transact bull-V•ll9Y. c.lif. 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE ?;~County on Match The reglstt1nt(1) com- f'N 11•1 II atrtet addr... and othlf 4 TON JACK I HERMETIC Stret. Huntington S.ach, ne11 under the Flcti1lo\Js flctttloua 'Thll bu1lne11 11 con-· menc:ed to transact bu$1-~ 3/ 21/t 1. 03/28/9 2 common d11lgn1tJon, It ANALVZEAI FIBERGLASS Calif. 92848 1 Bu1ln111 Name(•) lisled Busl""• Name ducted by: an lndlvfdual fictitious F525225 ness under the Flcutious f3/27/t2, 03/28/92 any lhown hefeln. ~DOERS Barbara J, WH I, 175t 1bovl on: N/A ltat•menl The rtgli trant(I) com-Busln•H N•m• Publtshed Newpor1 Beach-Bu11nau Namecsl listed f3130192 • In' eddltlon to cutl the 'THE PAREOJ'6:1JAWl~A~~ Main Slr11t, Huntington Chilies F. SweeneY The Followlng pettonl menced so trannc:t t>usJ. Statement Colla Mesa Dally P1lol above on· Januaty 2. 1991 CNs1033044 • OFFE S.ach, Clltf. 92648 This ltatement was tiled .,. doing ~s u · neu under the Ac11t.ioul The Following persons Milch 30. Ai>fll 8, 13. 20. Thomas W. Drake Trust .. WI• acc:ept a cash-BO'TH GINGRGER~TE~' AND IN Thll bu1lne11 11 con-With the County Clertl ot The PitCate Company BuslneH NllTlt (I) listed ate do.ng business u : 1992 Thi statement •u fJa(S ler'1 check dr.wn on I THE A """ I ed duct9d by: husband Ind Ofange County on March 2121 Wntcliff Drive, N_..: above on: March 4, 1192 BECKEA & HICKS. 2850 M·l7l wit!\ the County Clerk of l PUILJC NOTICI ~ ot national ban«. a Property ~ tie nspect wife 17, 1992 port Beach Cahl 92860 Julianne Schtoeder Meu Verde Or •t03. Oraoga CO\Mlty on Fet>nr chlclt d,.wn l>y .... ,. ot ~I~ f ':~ c'!H~o. ;J" 'Th• rtglalranl(•) com-f525234 W11tern 'P•tCire Com-Thia siatement W1H tiled Costa Mesa, Calif. 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE ary 21 , 1992 federal credit union Of 1 ••• • . · menced lo transact bus!-Putllllhld Newport Beach-peny, California Corpora-with the County Clartl of Ernest V. Hickt. 1748 N F122.472 check drawn l>y a Ital• ot ~~PM 12:30 TO 1 ~ nets under the fk:1rtlous Cotta MHa Di lly Pilot Hon. 20'3·202 Westclllf Orange County on Mardi WOO<!Wlnd Lane. Anlh•m. Flct ltloua Put111thed Nawpot1 S.~ federal things and io.n ~~ · ~n\,,,~rmi. BullneH Name(•) lisled March 30 ,._.., 6 13 20 Drive. Newport Buch, 8. 1992 Calif. 9280Z Buslnau Name Cosla Mes.a Daily Pilot llOTICa OP pa, .. __ req on lbow on: NIA • ....,.. • • • Calif 92MO f52420t Thia bu11nes1 11 con-Statement M en 9 6 23 30 1992 "'8LJC liALI OP asaoclatlon. 11vlng1 .. accepqnc. of hlgheat bid. Rollo D. Wesl 1992 Thli business It coo-Put>lllhed Newport Beacll-dUCled by: an lnd1Vidllll The FolloW!rsg persons ar • 1 • • • M 142 lotUl PROPDTY aoclatlon Of NYlng9 bank f onn of PaY"'lf". All par. This statement wu filed M-174 ducted by: a corl>C)fallon Cos11 Meu Dall P1tol The reglstr1n1(1) com-are dOlrsg buslntu u : . ... atoot specified In s.ctlotl 5102 manta must be by ~· • with lh• County Cl.,k of Th• regl11ran1(1) com-Y menced 10 lranuct bus1-SOHL PLUMBING 1324 PUILIC NOTICE Punuerito the Callfomla of IM Flnandal Coda and certified chlc:k. cashier • Of Orange County on Febru-PUBLIC NOTICE menc:ed to ltansact bust-March 23, 30, April 6, 13, ntss under lhe Fictl1tOUS w. Santa Ana St..~ ----------SIMce S1or f ld-authoriz.ed to do bullnea lrNtufKI c:heclc Of by I ll'f 28. 1992 MIS under th• Ac:titlous 1992 Bus1na11 Name(•) listed Cai.I. 92802 FlctJtloua Act (Ba P ~ 21700 In IM atate. In the ...,.,,. United Stat• ~· bank,.; F523338 fk:tltloua Bus1nes• Name(•) litted M-157 lbolle on· Fat>Naty 1, 1992 Gerald w Sohl Jr. 816 B Buslneu Name Mq ), IN undlr'llglled tender other than cash It uprua. or • •g~ Publtlhad Newport Beach-•u•lneu Name •boYI on: Fat>tuaty 19, PUBLIC NOTICE Emftt v. H1cill Balboa Bl • Balt>oa. CAiif. Statement Ml 'et pub(lc auction . ed Thi ~ t money Otderci Make bll Costa Mesa Daily Pllol ll•tement 1988 Th11 llatement was filed 92661 The FoQowmg patSonS Apft 1' 1992, It 10:00 ~ 'the 1s':.:. "': ~ m::n: ~ si~ Match 18 23 30 April 8 The lolloWlng persons Cynthia Mue111, Prnldent Flc:tltloua "-" wilh lhe County Clerk ol This buslnesa 11 con-ate doing business u · • 5511 ... Ave .• Hun-. • • • • • .,. dolng buslneu u : Thi• ltalemerit WH ftled Orang• County on Feb<u-ducted by: an lndMdUal ACE HANDYMAN SER- e.ach. peraona.I Oii Trwi .. I Deed unlll ~ .. 3119192 1992 M 152 TRAVELIN JONES. 120 With th• County Cl8fk or au:~ .. "•;n• llY 28. 1992 Th• ragi1lt1nl(I) com-VICES. 120 E. 23 Sl.. Cotta lnc:tudlng f\mftur• fl.NI become avabble to •· • 23rd in. Costa MHI, CA Ofange County on Fet>ru-•men F523324 menc:ed to nnsact bus;. Mesa. Calif 92627 toots wwJ/Ot ou* the PIY" ot endorMI N • C.D. CARTD, ""° PUBLIC NOTIC.. 92827. llY 2t, 1992 Thi Folk>wlng persons Putlllshed Newport Beacl'I-ne11 under the Actii.ous R.cl\afd Boyer S4 s.1 1s-"8n'9 llOf'ld by matter of right. enue Officer, 3t30 5 Gregoty R. Tritle, 28 Fr• fl22478 .,. dolrsg busi.neu at: Costa Mesa Dally Pilot Busm111 Narne(1) li$ted land lk. New~ e.ac:n. fie to1ow4no persons; S.id ..,. will tie mid• Harbor Bh,d., lent• Flctttloua mom. ltvine, CA 92720 Putlliahed N8WPOf1 Boch-~CC yO~UTEf· &4~ ~~ March 16 23 30 A9fll 6 above on: February 12, Cahl 92660 SP CXMa llRUCE BERO but without covenant ~ Ana, CA •2704 (714) Bualneu Name EdWatd M. Knupp, 28 Fr• Co111 Men Dally Pilot 9:~~; • naha m, • · 1992 ' ' ' · 1992 Thi~ t1u1lne11 11 co~ ~ l'9lll'YIS .,,. ngtlt 83&-244t 1 t mont. lrvtne. CA 92720 G w. SoN .x. ducted tiy: 1n lndlYldUal ~hid al the sale. Pur· warranty, expreu. Of Im-Publllhed New ort lal01!'9" This buslne11 Is con-March t . 16, 23, 30. 1992 Clnlu El Al Pit, 6474 Via M-151 This statement was tii.d The reg'i1tt1nl(1) com-~ muet be made with phd, regatdlng ti1ll pos-P Th•. FollOWlrsg ~ ducted by a general part· M·135 Conal, Anah11m. Caltl. PUBLIC NOTICE with the Couniy Clerk ot ~ to transact busl-tlf'IONI c:hldl. ~ MStlon Ot encumbfanc11 Beac:l\/Co1i. M... Daily ace doing bus.nns u . nenh1p E 92907 Ofange County onFebNlty under the Fct t10U1 llrt dllc:b ....!, °'All ...... to aatisly 1111 lndeblldnes~ Pilot March 30, Aptl 2. FRANKLIN ASSOCIATES, The reglilran•• com-PUBLIC NOTIC Thia busme11 la con-FlctlUoua 18, 1992 ~~~neu Name(•) ~ated --,. 0:.-1992 a Pinehurst Lene. Newport ed t ttaosact busl-duded by: • general part· F52tl ... llleled OOod• .,. IOtd M MCWed by aM:I Deed. ad-Beach Calif 92660 menc 0 flc:tttJoua hi 8uslnes1 N•m• -above on· NIA It," end muse tie paid fOf vanc:ea thereunder, with Jn. MTh179 W•vne B. Franklin. 8 Pine-Mii under the Fictitious .._,,....Name 'i~! ~. 11tr1nt(I) com-ltatemenl PubllShed Nev.port Beach· RietwO Boyer ltld rtmOYld at the time of ter•at u prcMdld lher.,n. PUBLIC NOTIC! hurat Lane, Ntwpor1 :=::• 31f:m• llslld ltat......,t meneed ~o transact buSt-The Followtrsg part0n1 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Thtt stat=' ·~;e.., ,.ie. SalM 9'lbfect to p(ior 9lid the unpaid pnnc:lpel of Beach, Calif. 928450 Gr R Tritle TM FolloW\ng persons nets und., 1he Fic'litious are OOong buslneu u : Match 9, 16, 23. 30, 1992 ~th lhe 'Y of teuci l i llan In the 8Vlf'lt of the now 11CUr1C1 by Aid fl9'E AND CASUAL TY Susan B Frank1'n, 8 Pioe-n!°c::rai.:m.nt was Ned are doing businett u · Business Natne(I ) ltst.O AZ'nCA DISCOTECA. 745 M-133 Or~ C04111y on F~ ~~ 0:: deed with lnlerest there as S~lll OP Tlftl AN-hurat Lana, N1wport with the County Clerk of The Pe1Cart Company, at>ove on: Maten 3, t992 W. 19th #G, Costa Meu, PUILIC NOTICE ll'f 21 • 1992 ,.22470 .,.. _ __...... ,._.,. orovkted 1n aid Note f"a NUAL STATlttlatfT Beach, Calli. 92860 Orange Coooty on March 89t3 Adams, H\.lntlnglon ShlM-lu Chuang Cal1I. 92627 :: ~ ol~ ~= ~ cNrOff and ~ 0j c~ch llut...t In.au,. Thia tiualneu la con-18, 1092, Beach, Calif. 92648 Thi1 statement was filtd Luis A. Bontlla, t384 Patk· Flctltlou• Pubf11hed Nawpot1 Buel'I- ..._ ~ . ,...._ _ __. _. ance com...-3000 ducted by: h'41>end and f52548S Thi Wnlem PetCart Inc., with the County Clerk ol view Cir, Cost. M1sa, B"sl-u .,~ Co111 Mesa 011ly P1101 .., ~-..... Manaoement. .... tNllH .... Vt the .,._. •• , wile Calltornla Corpor111on, Ofange County on Mitch Cll1I 92627 • .... .._.... M11d'l 9 18 23, 30 1992 ~ TMepihone (81l ) 244-trusts CJNlld by sad Deed khutlter L.w, llenOJ, Th• registrant(•) com-Putlll1h1d Newport 2043-202 Weslcltff Drive, 6. 1992 This bu11nes1 11 con-SlatMnent • • ' M·l40 IOIOb~ '°'owner. olTrusl. WI 54452 rntnced to nnuct but'-Beach.Costa Mesa Daily Newport BHch, Calif. FSZ•191 duded by: 1n lnd1~dual Thi Followlng persons ---------:u ~h•d MN•wroon INTIERITATIE TitUS Year Ended Dece"'ber neu under the Fktltious Pilot Match 23. 30. APfil 8, 92660 Publlshed Nawpon Beach-Th• rtgl1tr1nt(1) corn-are doing business as; PUBLIC NOTICE ;;:h...,:,a 30":_....,~ HU NRYICIE, INC. 31, tHt Bu1lne11 N1rne(1) llsltd 13, 1992. Thlt tluslneu 11 con-Costa Mesa Dally Pilol rnenc.d 10 1tanuct bull· Bl.ACK Ft.VS EYEWEAR, --------- • .... • Al ntUITEIE 23HI i olal edmitted at1•ll above on: March 15, 1987 m16' ducted by: a corpQrallon MH under the FictJtloos t001 W. 17th Unit E. Costa Flcttttou. 1992 Min lllU.S CRIB DfUW ( P 1 g • 2 , 11 n t 2 1) W•yne f rantclln The t1gl11r1nt(1) com-March 23, 30. April 8, 13, Bu11nes1 Name(s) listed Mesa. Cai.t. 92827 auatnea ...,.,.. IUIT• 2_ , ...... U .. ,:, S25S,841.825; Tolal ,.,. ThiS atatemant •as flied PUILIC NOTICE menced to tranaKt busi-1992 above on: Match 5. 1992 Jack A. M&Nwz.. 327'02 a ... eMent ---------1 ........ -.... lbilolJM (Pa;e 3 lnl 22) with the C°""Y Clerk of ,,... und8f the Ftet.1*.ls M-160 Lusa Bon•lll Rachel. Datta Potrrt. ~. Thi f~ PUIUC IOTIC! MIUS, CA •HN "EF 200,3'3,Ut; Aggregal• Orange County on March Flcthloua Bus•neu N11M(1) llSted Th11 atatement was t.led 92829 .,. dOonO businff• ~ ...-t?nat I U)•9041U Wl'tl..inl tor tplClal MKplul e, 19§2 aualneaa Name above on: Febrully 19, PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Cieri( ol This bus1ne11 11 coo-MAYERCHECI< DESIGN. 3 oac.ci: 0312.5f1992 t\.W2t (Page 3, llnl 23) Fl24179 ltelemenl 1988 Ofange County on March ducted by. an Individual Sand, IMne, c~lif. 92714 LOAll .0. llOIKI l y: JESSA MCCOY. Sl.1100.000; C.pital Stocks PUl>llshld Newport Beach-Thi Followlng peraons Cynthia Muesse flctltleua 8, 1"2 The r1gl1tranl(1) corn-Rol>ert P-' Maywc:heclt. 3 01'Mmt ftU. FORECLOSURE 'TECHNj,. (Paga 3, Uni 2AA and 24B) Costa Mn a Dally Pdol ate doing buslf'llsa u : This etatement wu tiled Buatneu Neme . F524tM menced to Vll\NCI l>u9'-. Sand, 1Mne. Cald 92714 T .a. llO. C1AN •: Aggregate wrtt.W I« March 23 30 Apnl I 13 AMRAA AMEJUCAN M I With the C°""Y Derk ol ltet"""t Publtshed Newport~ nen under the fldltious Thia t1u1lne11 11 c:oo-t~tJ?U IN Olt)8f lt\an ~ IWP'US ' • • • ROAD RACING ASSOCIA-Onlnge Coultf on Fet>ru-The F~ persons Costa Mesa Da;Jy Pilot Butlneu Narne(a) U1ed duded by: 111 lndlvldull YOU A/llll If DEfAU\.T l'~~~•h•d Newport tundl (PaQI 3, lne 24C) ·: 1992 TlON 4120 llifch 1211 ll'f 21. 1992 .,. doorsg businlls as: Match 23 30 April 8 13 above on: Fabn.wy 14, Th• r•gl11ran1(1) com- l,IHDEA A DEED Of TRUST S.ac.y-.Nlta Mesa Deity Groe1 peld-fn and contrl~ M-156 Newport BHch Cam' f522475 SEASON TICKET a.tAA· ' ' ' . 1992 mancad to 1r1111act busl- DATED Howmblr 2. 1tet PlloC March 30, Apft I. 13, uted aurplus (P11g1 3. llne PUBLIC NOTICE 92660 ' · Publlthec:I Nawpott e..c~ TEA SERVICE, 3602 Mat· 1992 Jack A. Mattlnez. neu und« the flcubous UNl£SS YOU TAKE AC. 1912. 2SA) -; \JnuaJgned fundt Rkhard M. Degan. 2132 Costa Meu D911y Pilot cu. Ave.. N.Wport. Ca.lat. M-llS2 This ltalemenl lltH filed 8us.neu Name(s) ltsted !2'..!i>-."'°rrT'E'lJ,.yY~ ml TS ~:->2r~ ~ ~ ;~~ '1c:tftleue Orange Ave .. Cotta Mesa. March •• 16. 23, 30, 1992 92M3~· u •n• J. De Lucas PUBLIC NOTICE ~::.-~on Cl~ a~on:p J .. ~~992 .. ~. .. ..... ""' ... ,Lac -Tic• ... , . . . llwlnesa .._.. ca1.t. s:zs:z1 M-136 • "'-"-' • -·-SOLO AT A P\J8UC SALE. ru · ..v '" ~ • l'9glW'cb polc:y. .... .....,.. 'This t1u1lnH1 11 con-\.\ ~ Ave .. New-Flctltloua ll'f 21, 1992 Thia statemenl was filed If: YOU HEED N4 EXPlA-hokl8' (Page 3. lw'il 26} ducted bY-an INfMdual PUBLIC NOTICE PQf1. Calit. ~ Bua1neu Name F5224H with tne County Clef'll of NATION ()# THE NATURE De,ertMent et th• 55,297,155: Income for 1he '!:.!~IQ ~ 'Th• reg.ltlranl(a) com-Thia bu1lneH 11 con-Statement Publilhed Newpoft Beach-Ofange County on Fet>N- Of THE ,ROCEEDING ~ntarnal ...... Y"' (Page t3, line I) ~FU lT A1."';~as.M7' IMl'IC:ed 10 ttanuct mi• P1ot1t1eua duc:t9d by: an lndMd\111 The follow1ng perton1 Cotta Me11 Dally Polol 11Y 21, 1992 AGAINST YOU. YOU enue hfVloe 149,045,518; Ol1bur1• Via Corral, ~ Calif ness ~ the Fictitious auatneu Neme The reg11tt1nt(1) com-lrl dOIOO buslnfts as: March 9, HI, 23. 30, 1992 F522417 $HOULD CONTACT A Netlce ef ment1 tot lhl = (Page l2807 . Butlneu Nam.(1) ltstec:t lletement menc:ld to transact l>u9'-UDO ISLE TENNIS CEN-w.137 Publahed Newport~ LAWYVl ~ Auctteft 1~:1" l7) 124• ·~IM Shonn-fu ChuanQ. &474 Via atiow on Match 1, 1992 Thi following petlOM i:,~':*N~(t~= TER. t844 JIJ'NIC& Road. Costa MeN Daly Pilot htloe ef .... aboVe ~ c:.tlfy In Corral Anaheim, Calif. Richard Degan .,. dOlna business at: lbow on· Man:tl 10 1992 Costa Mesa. Calif. 92626 PUILIC NOTICE Matc:tl 9, 16, 23. 30, 1992 T ........ 'a.... Und8f 1M llUlhority In In-c:ordlnce -::h ~ ~ 12807 ' Thia ttatement wu Ned ASSOCTATED BROKERS E. o.Luc'as ' Jonathan Andrew Flagg. Flctltlou• M.134 u.ler 0eM WN11 Revenue Co<fe MC-Jen.Ian Chuang. 6474 Via with lhl County Clerk of Of COAOHA DEL MAR. Thi tat t tiled 18" Jamalu Road, Cota el Truat tlon 8331, Oii property d.-=m~bett;~ r~-: Cortal, Anaheim, Calif. Orange County on March 2700 E. Cout Hwy. '!'· .,.,.fh1 :.. ~ wo!rti of Mesa. Calli. 92528 BusJneu Name Buy It. s.tl It. F1nd It. .... 11 hereby givw, ac:nbld be10w has beerl made 10 the lnsUt•nce 12907 8, 1992 Corona del Mar. Caht. Orange County on Mateh Thia bu11neu 11 con-llet-t ou ... fied. M M'ERSTAT'E TRUST Mlzed for nonpayment of ~ 10 Thie t1u1ln•H 11 con-fl24tH 92825 13• 1992 ctucted tly: 1n lndlvldual The Follc>Mrsg penons --------- O£EO KAVtCE INC • lnlemal revenue tans due lew • ~ ducted by. hu&t>and and Putlli.lhld Newpot\ BNch-w11111m John Kennedy, • ,,2 .. 97 The ragl11r1nt(1) com-.,.. oo.rsg bVl.tnesa u · rt~iiiiiii!iiijjjiiiiij ' tom GAEENWOQD HEAT· • wile Coats Mesa Da.ily Pilol 710 Femleaf Ave •• COfona menc:ld to tranuc:t buSJ· UNIT E DESIGN. 1001 W, ttu1IH, or I UCCHIOr ING I AIR coND INC.. DIETER H. NICKIE&., 'Tht r•glllrant(i) com-M ch 23 30 April 8 13 dal Mar, Calif.12625 Putllllhed N~ Beac~ naH Undel' the Flcisllous 17th St,. Colla Meaa, Calif U&1llH, Of 1ut11lltuled 4954 BISHOP. CYPRESS, 'rHhlenl; JOHN ~. menc:ed to transec:t bull-_!2 ' • · • ; Thll t1u1lneH Is coo-Co1la Masa Dally P1lo1 lklslness Name(•) llltac:I 92627 1nn\M SMasuanl to IM CA toe30. CL.EA.RY, S.CNttlfY nest under tl'll flc1ltlous ,..., ducted by. an lndMdulll March 30, April 6, 13 20, aboYe on Mateh 10, 1992 51 .... MeM•lllf'I EdWIWds. Datd ol TNll D«:llMd by The property wtl tie told Publl1h 1d Ne•port Bus1ne11 Name(•) lated M-159 Th• regl1ltanl(1) com-t982 Jonathan Aagg 185>43 Los Leooes. f~ tAN MOSES AND JAH • P'lbllC 9lldion u pre> e.acM:oaia ...._ Daily above on· Maten~. 1992 'UILIC ... OTte• "*1Cld to tranuc1 bull-M•170 Th .. sutemens wu lied taon Valley. Calif. 92708 ''llliii MOSES. HUS8AHO ANO vlded ~ '"*"-I ,...,.._ p~ March 30 31 Apfl 1 SNm-fu a.ang . "' ~ neu W1der the Fldlbous with tn. County Clerk of Thi a t1u1lne11 It con-~• WWE AS JOfHT TENAHT$ Code NC1Jon 8335 and ,.. 2 3 11112 • • • This aUlternent wu filed flctttloua Bu11ne11 NarMCI) listed PUBLIC NOTICE Ofange County 0t1 March ducted by' "'lndMca.lal ,AC~ VIEW lated ~ • • with the County Clef'!( ol •··-•--u N·--above on: FebNaty 24, 13. 1992 The reg111r1nt(1) com-•lllOftlA&. f'AM Aec:.Ofded 11/0V1Nt In Dale of Sele: APRIL. 14TH. Ml76 Orange County on March ----1992 Flctttloua F524891 menced 10 lranaact ~ c.n.tt e Mon Book '•e• lnat. ••'" t992: Time of Sall: 1:00 'UILIC NOTICE a, 1992 ltet~t W.J. Kennedy ._,...... N-Published Newport e.ac~ neu under the Fic'liliOUI ~91 Coetflalu::; MM02I ol Oflc:lal Alcordl PM: Place ol Sale· HAR-fl24t97 Thi following penon 11 Thia atatement wu lied llet...-nt Costa Mesa Da•ly Pilot BUl •MSI Na.ma(•) ILSted 3SOO Paone v-Onw II\ IN 011oa o1 the County ~TOWING, 964 W 11TH F1c:tttteu. ~shed Newpolt BNCh-doing~ as: with the County Clertc ct Thi ronr:-ng petsons ~ ,...,., I. 3 20 at>o11e on: FebfUlfy 14, Newport 8Mch Aecordet of ORANGE STREET, COSTA MESA. ..._.. ......_ C M D .., Plk>t l al A.ABEAM LOCK· Orange County on F~ are dotnQ buW1ns as· 30, ...,.. 1 • · 1992 ' CA 12647. Tiiie ~ Oita •11 91•r SMITH, (b) AU AMERICAN wy 28, 1992 I( I TRAVEL I TOURS 1992 Steve E~11d1 Mil-l1W Counly, CalbTU. and':,: ~ 1M tight. 1"11, ltld tn. Thi ~ Match 23. 30, April S. 13, LOCK & kEY. »41..f So. fH3322 1503 So. Coat1 OJ. Suite M-169 Th.I 1Wemen1 wu hied ·------· IUMI to IM Notice°' ... """ of GREENWOOD ... ~ buillnla• ::IOna 1982 Bfjstol 162, SarU Ml, CA Published Newport BNch-307, Cotta ...... Calif PUBLIC NOTICE with the C(X.f'Qy Clerk of ,... ..... unw .... la'* Ind EJecllOn '° HEATING & AIR COND FANTASIA CREATIONS M-18t 127°' Costa Mna Daily Piiot t26a Orange County on Feorir IHI t l•llllWIT ltllrlUndlr rec:onted 1C!ii4/ INC. In and 10 the ~ . • Gtegory .,..,,.,, 8udlnam. Karef\ o.ene Branton. 2155 llY 21. 1992 -.;u. '"° In 9oOll hot lnll. • be ollerwd for ... If 31 Vll\e Ugo, Aencho "llLIC NOTICE 3941.:f So. lklalol •62. March 18• 23. 30• ~ 81 Pa.a.-OJ. E·125. 'Cota Flc:tlttova F5224e5 Mortuary • ~ f9M'5725 of Olftclat NqUl.-0, lhe ~ """° = Margaflta, Callt. Santa Ana. CA 12704 1992 M-14a Mesa. Cellf. t2t21 Buatneu N..... Put>lllNtd Newport Beacl'-. Cremallon Aec«Cfil ... won 04/20/ .,_ SaMce • fllni.fl tn. o• Lowe 1980 11th St. •-~~~-~·N• This t>u11~ .. _!! ..... con-The Community Mar· Thl1 buslneH 11 con-IF~~~t Coat• Meu Da·IV PllOI 110 Broect-ey 9: AM. N. 11'11 '°'""'"°" abou1 DOM1b1e • ---... ducted by en .....,_,.,_ ket P lace. P11ot c~ dUc:ted by:"' lndMduel Tha ............. ng P9'ton1 Matc:h t 16. 23 30 1992 1112 • .45 • encumtlfanc:11, whkfl mey ~ P~~ Hewpol1 1Mdl, ............ The reglatrant com-fl«S The ,.9·1auant(I ) com-are dOmQ bus.neu u · • · • M 138 Cost•~ main (Nor9\) .-.nc. 10 be UMful In ~IQ ,.,._,.· C ,.~ , • .,.__ The F~ ~ menc:ed to hnakt ~ M.2·MTB rnenc:9d 10 hnAd ~ 'T K. CLOVE COMPANY, • ~'II!~~·--... -...• ~ COUl1hOUM 7'00 IM *-of the lnler9ll ~ ' ..,ouen., .-,.,. .... doing buMll9;a as: ness under IM F1c:Cltiow ,_.. undlf lhe Rd!tioul 1183 Iowa siFtel ..J C.. Dfl. W. l>elr'9 I06d Lago, ~ ....,. HOUS'TfC HEALTH CARE, llu1ln111 name• llattd AN. CA • PIA* Delc:rtPClon ot ~ Tr oatfta. • 112 w ... Pl., Colla ..._ lbow on: N/A .... Ngt..c bkf. CHVY SERVICE VAN ~flll bualneu la co,,. <:#if. 92127 Gf!90!Y M Buclu\en'I 1iDf ..,_ ~ .. UC#1Gl7100. 0 ,'57 ~by: a~ PM·f~=======:..:;;;;;;;;;::=:::::::::==i' lllM ol alil In lllwM :LE:COTTSDAI.£ CHV't' Th• reglitranl(I} c~ DO-IT-YOURSELF IDEAS ney ot th• Uftlted C&.OSlD IEO SVMCE menced 10 tnneect ._,. A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER II ftgr1l. ... ltld TAUCK. LIC11U7'140, :=n.':*w~I~) lstld wweyed to ltld 53,ooo MllES ._.,_, "°" .... .,,I under Mid 1• s c onSDALE CHVY -::c~:::f'* ... Died o1 TNll In the.,,. O'EN 81!0 SEAVICE Thia ..... ment WU 9ld ~......,In Mid County ~UCJl~ AJA ~ the CouNy C1ertt o1 nt .... end dNOibed • COHO EQUIPMENT a SUP-Or-. ~ on ~ fClllMe: PUES. INCLUDING BUT W1 21. 11112 Dl9lll'T "A" NOT UMn'ED TO: '18[A-PalSUt THI LAND AUtMED Gt.ASS LADOERSI POWER PubltMd Newpor1 hech- IN THll POUCY IS SIT• CORDS/ HEAVY.OUTY Co•la M... Dally ~ nD IN THI STATI! Of' SAWZAU IN CASH ~ 1e. ZS. 10. Apr1 a, c;a~..--COUNTY Of' "THE l'AOPfRTY WllL 8E 1tN CITY Of NEW-~~::~ ~&.~ Y.141 ~. DaCAl8ED THE AGGREGATE"' PUIUC llOTICI flOUOWS: ~ rney be~9d AT ,09'TION Of IC HAAIOR 'II M4 ....... ... ~ Of' COftOHA W 11TH ITRfET, A ......... .._. MM. AS SHOWN ON lillSA. fM>M 12.30 TO a .. 11•1AI MAP MCOROED IN 1 :OO , .. OH AP"IL The ,olcMlftg ...,.,. I. li'WI 41 AHO 14TH• ..... ,aym•nt .,. dolna bull,_-. Of' MllCWAH£0UI =· :,:-.::;::. ': ~ ~~ MCON>9 Of' ~ NgflMl bid. fot1ft ol .-.Y. E. tllh IL ....,_. 'IMcll. COUNTY. CN.Jlfat-mertl: Al P9t"*• ..... Cell. -. KGl'•••ta AT A ._!Ir C91h. _.. cNctt. ~ L JoMe. 152' f . .. THI IOUfK. tuhllf"I Of ...... ""' .• 1• ... ~ eeact\, ITl9'LY UNI OP dleek :..:z • Untied C... ~ OCUN BDUUVAN> Al =or .... ~ ~-'*:'"~ lttOWN ON IND MN'°' 0tdlt. Mah cllecll or llMCf\. Call 112"3 ~ OIL MN\ IND llWW¥ Ofdlt ,.,... to ™• ~ le ~ PolNf ••ta..·'· raT .. ......,.. .............. ~ ......... and ~YMOll\llc& ... THI ltlOlf ~y 0.: ~11/111 Tl'le , .... 11'ant(et ~ ~-OP llDCK Wl: C.D. CMTD, """ mencect lo lrW9d --. 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Mitn1 ..,, .. "*f ..... ., 1'111•1•........ .. ,1, ·--------~~-, ...... ~MUI .... 10V OOIRlt•'• ,. C4t'f ............. ___________ _ .. 1M1 I 1•11 01 -• .._.,. ..._.. ... ,. .... Zif_..._ ____ , ~ .. '"' . ...,. ..................... ----.. , LM ~ ,._.Ol111m111 .... ......--. ~..,.._ .................... aoat ftllllCI .. eea MN STARTll& l IEW BUSINESS?? The LegaJ ~ .. the Piiot la pl11Md to tinnOUnCe a new terttc. now avaMable to new ~. We wtn now SEARCH the name for you at no mctra d\arge, Ind MW you the time end .,. trtp to the Cour1 Houle In ,.,... Ana. Then. of courM, .,_the ..-ch la COfnt29ttld we wll ftle your tlctttlous bu*1I18 MIN lt8tement wtth the County Ctn. ~ once • w.-for tour w.-. .. '9qUlred by ... Ind "*' .. your proor of pubb1'on wtlt\ County an. P ..... 11op by to fUe your ftctttk>ut busineu statement at the PHot l9gAI Oepat1ment. 330 WM1 S-V, Com M .... Califomla. H you can not atop by 1 plMM cal ua at (714) 842-4321, ~ 315 Of 318 end W9 wll make arrangerMnta for you to hand• thla proc.cture by malt. If you lhOukt NIY9 any further questlona. plMM cell WI Ind we wftl be more ~ gted to ualst you. Good Luct. In your new bualneul I 114 Mondat, March 30, 1992 •. Sel Ycu Private~ Mschmcls8 HEREt = NRpolt 8whlCoela ..... ~ Not l 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 98887 I ~REAL ESTATE ~FORSILE 1008-1888 REAL ESTATE RENTALS 2102-2174 I 1111•111 Flllll:IAl 8 900.89 18 8 980-300& I Rm=- I010o4080 IB:r a1oa-e1eo I Bow To Place A Cl11atfled Ad By Phone ••••••••••••••••••••• ~-45t1'1tl 8:00UD • G:8()pm llolldq Ulru ~ I , By Visiting ....... 330 West Ba)' street (001'1191' of Newport llml. • ~ M .) 8:3oam -a:30pm Monc:lq thru Prldq 1 1~11 COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE II.I=:., I I Or By Mail •..•...•....•• 330 W.t Jl&7 Bi. Coat& lleu., CA, 98887 2760-2790 All real estate listings that run ln Saturdays publica tion appear in th e separate Real Estate tabloid sect ion. COSTA MESA 1024 Nt;WPORT BEACH 106~ ** By Owner Westciiff, 3408-3839 OUT-Ot'.STA n : PROPEHTY l ;,:JR I CUSTA Mt-,SI\ 212-1 •2BR oupi.x, nice cpt/ nu paint, gar. lndry '7011-8090 Df'Adltnes .............. G:80pm ctatq for GENERAL POLICY neld daT• publication. ........ .___.,.._. ............................ G:80pm Tbunda7 for _ ... ;,i:. ·-· ......... ---...... .., ~ ... the Beal B8lale Tab. _,. 0 .......... -......... ,..~ .. 3:30pm Wed.n-.dq for 2 .,., •a.., ....... ,, tr' ............ _, _____ ,.., ..... ., ................. the Independent ..... ., ....... ......,..,... ..... _.ci.. __ .. .a. ,.... ....... _.._ Nl-.Wl'OH r Nt-,Wl'OH I l'OSTA Mt-.sl\ ..!h ..!-t (USIA Ml-.SA :.!b2 l H<lUMS :.!706 l ttt-.1\(lf .!IMf Ht-:/\l'H ..!11;•f Waatalde, extra letge BALBOA PENIN Furn 1 BR w/pool. 1575 + rm W/p'l1 BA. Shon E'SIDE 3BR 1 BA 5-car gar, lrg lot. Great loca- t1ont Custom remodel Int & ext. 492 Flower St Asking 5379,000. For showing, contac1 David at 893-4599 9 38R 2BA. 1906 High·---------. land. Prln. only. hkups, lg yd $850 BAYCREST HOME SllALL BAY VIEW Muat Seel &47·7540 3BR 2~BA p ool, 3BR, 2'ht>., sub.zero, •R!Slde Townho.... S1750/mo. 548--3080 Fr. doora, berber crpl Palk.setting!! · With Ocean & Sunset views. Nice 2BR 28• S900, Chlld OK. No Peta. 9 3 t .. 107 l300 aec:urtty. twm, Nr Pier & Fun 145-5154, Me-3811. ZoM. 723-1407 Duplex, llke new 3Br/ JBr JSOOs~ Reduced East Sida 3Br 2Ba. lam $40• 000 10 $659 900 rm, lrplc, fenced yard. 998'_5224 532.5o-to· dbl gar $270 k owner or ., 673-6161, 337-4515 COSTA MESA 1024 NEW HOMES!! BUILDER'S CLOSE·OUT! Only 1 Left!! 3BR, over 2300 sq. ft Builder will cooperate w/flnanclng . Eastside Duplexea Possible lot split. over 16.000 S/f. 2 Sap du- plexes, ea unit 2/1 w/ attached gar, lndry & pvt yd. Prima loci S579K 645-5198 Agt YOUR TERMSI 3BR Condo E.Slda, lease option. 0 Oown, OWC. $180K 650-8298 .. $400K. 646-8539* BY OWNER Westcliff bright spacious, newly dee 3Br 3Ba on cornr lot w/pool & steam rm. $565,000. Gaty, 725-4178/d &42-08301• SOUTH COAST MET RO 1086 18R, den, 1Ba, all appls, f/p. Sml dn, take over pymts S 139K 680-4430 agt MOBILE HOMF.S 1100 Escape To Waahlngton e acres-50 lot• Wonderful develop. ment potential. Prime Port Townsend loc:atlon. Some wtwater view•. Wiii aell whole or part. $248,500 831-5044 or 20&-385-2052 28R 2B•. frplc, gar, Bayrldga, 38R 3 Ba $1795/mo. Avall now. v•cant & ra•dyl S975. condo gated, pool, 851.a160 O#nl/~ Remax 842 .. 797 apa, grut 1oc:. clean.1-8---1--5--d- *Sherp •••t•lde• 11800/mo. 45SM233 ZiteDI 0 •n S725/mo. waa1slde. Quiet 38' 28•. big Charming lmmac beach YEMLY 38R 2BA ,,, 2BR/1 lhBA, pallo. tncd yd, dbl.1;_:1095 houH, 2Br 28a w/gar. bchl 2-3 cat par11rng. 1200 a/f. 548-4506 Pet 7 M2· 2 min walk to beach. Sl400-Sl700/mo •EASTSIDEt 4Br 28• 2 car gar, s12001mo. ee2.5757 VIII• Rentals Large 2BR. 1 lhBA large fenced yard, nr Clitf Or. Oen a Bay 675-4912 townhouse. Fireplace, achools/ahopplng. view. Charming 1BR --------~!:"'garwa:e .. S9hk7u5/pmoa, .2 $1300/mo. 497-6245. + Iott, 1lhBA. $1250/1--------.. t780 SANTAANA CLEAN mo. no peg, 831-6359 Westcllft Twn.'-CENTAUR MGMT 3BR + fam rm + •••tblutl 4Br 2Ba twn-2er 1lhBa. new car· &42·2298 Of 831-2725 study, frplc. Qui.t h eu red c,d·a. Lg yrd. $1290/ me, new., one, pet/paint. S895 thru •LRG Clean 2BR/1BA Nt-:Wl'OH I Ht-:ACll ..!htj!I LOOK! Newport Buch 2BR Apattment 2 Years New Avg 1837/mo FOf tat e Months On Our Specieill Call NOWll 714-15().8310 mo Agt 650-1557 t/p, d/w, 2 car gar S950. 1728 BedfOfd houH, garage, No 12095/mo. Property Lane. 827-5107 Of peta. Off-atteet ptkng. -.-= .. -ac-h~lh~M~ ... ~. Neet~- COSTA MESA Room w/prlvate en· trance, own bath & own kitchen ateL Pool. $350/mo lo-, eludes uttlitJes. Den-, nl1, ~7047 Ew- nlngl & Wffktnds. FEMALE non-smoker, lcltchan & laundry prlv., cnlld OK. 8:u.eo11 a"-t 7pm HO rt-.1 °' I & Mo 11-1 s .n 11~ $349,000 Open Sat/Sun 1 ·5 2113V•lley Rd 942-8964 Money talks ... and NB Lovely 2BR 2BA, fl Classlfied speaks hs p, paUo, many amen .. 1--------- languaga. steps to bay, 554,500. 675-6241, Broker E'SIOE 2BR 2BA 1·•tory Hae, Ritts &42·3850 310-596-<tno x 205 Sn51mo. 240-2299 Hoeg. 2BR 2BA. new condo w/2 car gar & •-ra-~-.-UFF-f-.l .. -LY_HOIE __ 1•-------2BR, unfum ept. $700 erpVpnt. minis, encl pvt patio. Xlnt qui.t lo-lliMC• ,.. movH you In. gat, S890. 84841.18 GREAT DEAL Me_.,.rt Sey Inn. Speck>ua rooms, cont breald .. 1. ref»09. m6- croa, maid ave • much more. SJMciaJ WMkty rate 1150 & up. 714431-41000 If you're looklng for a Gar, classlfled has news for you. You! Just a note to tell you that the Pilot sold my boat. Not the Register or the '11mes! Art Verdult Costa Mesa fHI:. \F\\ ~•HT H~,AI H • 1 I r,To\ ~E..'v\ DailyPilDL Classified Community A1arketplace cation. New eprt, Agt, 4 BR + den. 3 8 A. 7141., ..... 043 No pats. M+72t t fenced yrd. Frshly ....,.,_ ...,... or ta 603 lrvlne Qv l ftl••"1'!9•... pntd. Pats & klda OK e50-3211 1lr ' • rm Eest Side 3Br 2Ba, fam Avail Nowl. $2395/mo Adorable, sophlstcatad :1J~c~ g~ ~ nuu:n::tt\lunuu:. For Rent BAI.HOA ISi.ANO :.? l Oti rm, frple, fenced yard, es1.a160 OWnr/Agt 1 BR w/prlvatt pallo. elec. No "61 &44-0228 dbl gar, $1250. Owner•---------•·-...... .....,.1 ,..... .. 873-6161. 337 ... 515 ._,, .. --. Harbor Woodl a•a101r N.W o•cC>R •21DRM $700• Townhome Steps to 180, lg aunny yd w/ •18DRM SIOOt ~~ ~~r~~e... grdnr. "50/mo, Cat Frig, dahwstv, slOY9 1-------------28R Apt w/flraplace. ok. 548--7855 Incl. No pets 545-4855 H lJNTIN<iT<>N HEACH :.? 1-10 : tU .!\i r ,\l.S 10 SHA Ht, .:124 L.. prt.... 38r 28• •••boa P•nlneul• E'alde, 205 E. 19th St. COM ahr 38' 28a hM Beach Cottage! 3BR 2BA. dbl• garage, lower duple• unit, lh Point S750/mo. 2eR11BA. garage. va-2BR 1ea upatra, all Upsn a ptlvata. beat 3BR 2Ba, garage, spa 10 min walk 10 beach. block to beach, frplc, 87a.8990 cent. 1825/mo. new, d/W, trig, celling ~ • ..ao. ~. Awll fireplace. t 2 t Op• $1080/mo 992·S7S7 patio w/am ocean 2BR .... _ ...... .... a 7 .... eaa fet\, lg petlo, yrty lse now. Mef1c t1Ml7•2113 St200/mo yearly. .,,.--...,..---~~~=--view, t t 300/mo .... n -~ ~ DW S"5/mo. 873--3801 973-2808 Sprlngl'lurst 3Br. 2lh Ba. •''• Eveatwkends: frM lndry. 1 bllt to E.Slde, ci..n 1BR Cliff Heven, fem, non/ fireplace, fenced yd, 2 494-7748 Daya ult bcn, new paint. $850, w/gar, SS50/mo. 2111. frplc, 1 bttc ~. amkt. 28R, eacel loc., BALBOA PENINSUl.A :.? 107 car gw, S1290/lfto fOf Judy: 1334890 yMrly. 173-3804 722-S711 BefOfe 10 Of 2 doora t>.y, ger w/ quiet, back patio avail 4/1. M2.ae77 ertw 5. oprw. Yt1y IH stoes. '410 + uUI, 561-3158 Lido lale Move-In Spoolell 211 21at St, 831--2951 CM. Fem aht 38, 28a S:::"~.!.rA~U~~~ :~~1!: ~:~2•~dy ~=-...2;R1~~.s::; BLUFFS 2Br 2lhBa. twnhm, frplc, w /d, beach. S1350/mo. Bil · er e'7 .. 394e 1300 sq ft. 2-c:er ger. poof, •Ill• te !Moch Nt:Wf>Olt'I Ht:ACH ..! I t><l Grundy Rltr. 675-6161 ••DUPL.El 2Br 2S., Newport C,..t 3Br Compl tum a.harp 1BR M S Avalt now. No peta, 1423/mo. M2-at63 garage. block to 2~Ba. ffplc, w9t bar, dup4a, quMt bead'! ow.In .-ca.Ill $1150/mo. 17$.00A Fantaalle MaJr BR wJBA CORONA Dt;L MAR 2 122 4BR + 5th BR, 4BA, ( p . pvt deck, 2-car gar, no dogs, $2300. 644 7977 d, 759-8949 •. beach. $1200/mo, 2-car gar, pool/tennis. area, reapon angl Clean 1 • 2BR. Gated. In E. Bluff Condo (S1S)3SM539 11850 lease. 544-3049 only! $850/mo Incl pool, actlvlllH, nr MOVE IN TOOAYI 48R Quiet loc. on wide utile, gtndr • TV. No bch/shOpa. &42'6858 + get. Qceal\ view. *Lido Ponlneule• Nwpt Ht• 3Br 3Ba w/ pea. L..ae 7~1238 MUST IEE! 5112 Seaahore Or, r=:.-.= ::~~ 1 & 2BR Unit. from opllonal 4th 8R/'Ba, S1750 31()..316..()148 -- $800 w/lse, P"' bch, P"' yd, frplc, dbf gar Studio, 5 min to ocean, ~fut 1 BR \ownJ'lo. ' & ceb69. P"' phone bay view, 873-8030 $1400/mo. 759-0874 7 yra new, clean, apa· mes. Frplc, 0/W. ON THE WATER tBR kne. nlL 7~92ee 710 U. Plltk Dr. Nwpt North 52300/mo clous, hu;. balcony, patlo, lndry rm, up. 18A, remod. f/p, open Lido , ... 2 ... ty hae, 2 Country c htlrm 2er Spring apac;lala thN 4/30 Prof decof/landscepe. $854, 64()..5864 Bkr graded. S750/mo. be4am•. 1 penon, no palJoa. frplc: Walk 10 284, den w/all appls, •Nwpt S""-38R 28a 3Br 2.58a , • F Or 238 AVOCADO pela. $150, YHrly, bchc Pvt b#/ ~ 5750 ti ....,.. • '"'• m, • CENTAUR MGMT 71SC>-7t53 ,.,, ........ + ... -. p-• pvt pa o. 2 car gar, • 2 __ ....... f" HI h.., u... ..... ..... ,.,. Clos. lo be.ch $1300 frplc, fncd yd w/patlol ,,_., ,p. g •r 642 2288 Of 831 2725 Y s 200 N c:tbh upgraded. Model • • M, no amk/peta. A~ mo. Av1 4/3. 76().3876 rly 1 r .. -rt-ti •••~1Ma NEW ONE YEAR NEW! now. 723-t t77. Toni & tennis. 973-9917 ..--__.. •Move In lftAl"lalt 2BR 2e... P"' gwage. ~!.~ J '!~.Iv~ M•v BR llYall to ct.an 3BR 2BA nouse, dbl ge-Nwpt Shrs 3BR 2BA _.. _.... ._ ~·r &Hu rage, 1 block to frplc. Yrly. Ava.U 4/1 ••Aalc M9r For w•aher/dryer, good month f'REE with re9PQn, conakl., non/ 2 /d hk Detalla on Rental Costa M... loc:etlon. .....1 S850/mo. Cal amw, t/p, walk to bch, 3 Bedroom 4 Bed beach, yearly rental. cat gar, w -up, aon .... an Movo-lft •~eolell * eeo.a~tO * May pllng, 1420/mo room detached home: St400/mo, 735-0411. poof. 11425• 7eo-asoe 18R A 28R 2aA 5975 71~t0 Availl now. 875-315' Flraplace. double car 4BR SBA, tam rm, gout· Pvt gai.d comm. 38R Pool ape ceble NI~ :r:: a lal I STSPS TO SAMD I d d .. • .. ,,,,.,,, A all 38.. h ...... :.. ,..;,a YI"• aft "9 ..-0 • ... ~ "BR 2... nlc9'y N.B. t BR w{lrn aunoec:k garage, ence yar , met k • ., -·-· v ... ouse. comm •• • --1 BR •• ....., 2ne """"' • _ · • II aJ 1 1 _...... • ...... •tu ; --"'"· atw 2•ty hH on water COSTA MESA 2 124 a m ntenance ne . 4/1/92. 310-434-134e, .......,.. .. apL aec sys.. -Beautlfut, quiet, 880, rum. AV911 to June 20. lndry prkng n/amk.r 5 45-0442 Dock avall., 50'. St 700. 854-10S4, lndiy. 2020 FUiierton lt200/mo. IT.Me07 S540imo a..s.'.s.309 l:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:t-~A~ve~9~3~t~.a4~=·~7;.;;~~l·~-.,.,.-----~1---.~~-----W . Me~ N._., NBJCM Uber .. M non-P~LOT euaawi•D 1 BR Mobile Hm, 1 bttc wnkt . to anr 3Br 28• 1 t • I h • •a• Y-« °" 10 bchl M50. Prop huge hOnM ywd gat INCREASE YOUR REACH THROUGH OUR NEW IMPROVED LOWER RATES ~~ $1.21 per tine per day. Tttara ALL you pay. lllltdon• "-. 2• "-1llone lrl"" SERVICE DIRECTORY P::or more lntonnatlon CALI.. TOOAYll ASK FOR CANDY Y04.lt ..,.. Otr.ctOIY AeprNentalllre 842-4321 Ext 310 SERVICE DIRECTORY ADUITIONS REMODELING J-110 n ... :ANIN<i St:RVICES ;1~,4s l.ANl>SCAI' .. : IV LAWN CAHt-. .l'W"i **LOWEST COST•• B rltleh C l e•nlng Paraonallzed L.•wn For quallty work. Servic e. L.ow ratos, Care. Wiii beat eny Local, Llc'd Bond Ina. free eat, Wffkands. price! Renov•tlon and Rick 753-3520 Bond., lie. 982-4052 landscaping. FrM .... Newport Construction & R•llabl• woman. 10 + 548--3&40 °' 548-7217 Handyman Services. yrs exp, ICJnt refs, very Shannon River Co. Additions & Remodel-thoroygh. l'r•• eat. Landscap. aprnlclre, Ing. 842-t494 738-5845 or MM123 repair malnt. itohtlng, Quality RemodellnQ & Cl .. nup. &45-15124 Homa Construction. Tell.. LafMho_.... Licensed contrae1or. Fence P::alllng Down? Comm,/R••· Clean. #420802. Me-1... Repairs, raplac~ ups, trM trlmJremov, Rt\THROC>M patio cove re, L ie vai.ntln !SH oc.t3 tl'815390. 43'·••et H t-:FINISti .111)'( C'ONSTHtlCTION ••thtu b R ..... lfte. We ~laze tub, w.: HlJll l>IN(i .l ~lfiO shower. sink. 5 yra Ki rc hner Cenet •. c.n warr. U 1•t t 5 2 help design, build, CAHPt:NTHY .I!\ l 0 remodel something you a1wav-wanted. ~~ 44 yrs NB. t42·7003 Penel-Cabl,,.q·StaJra ~~ t:l.l•:CTHI< Al .. lhlll U ~bit _.,., &42--0SS? 110, 220, AA Phuee, CEllAMIC' Tll.I· s .1:,,?H TH£ OfUQHW. DEAN the TILE MAN leaky showers-Acid WHh I revrout. New & Repau. Bettwoom. Quality work, r...an- able rat•. Uc:'d Cell Robef1 146251 tfANl1Y \.1\~ 1;111 Shew9f door1 IOte> Home-8uatnes~ ~IOOts-Ptumt>tng UC. OueUly ~ tor .. 25~• o.c. 173-te>a buldlng ptofecta. Uc *•20I02 ..... t ... ,.,, •• ..-...... &.•-· +••o...,n144'N I t 1 •. \I Sl-l<\'111·~ 2"1' HURT AT WORK? ITRlll Vou mey be entltlod to medle•I care and thOuaend• of I floom WorkeB Comp, Ho,._ covwy. nofM ''"ut-1 c........... Owy W. h9on A~-Uw 714-811 OOIO 11'M c..r. ttw•g1a1.._,. : I I( k t-I l • - Mll\llNlt .IM.l4 I J(CllJtl:\l(o 1'1111 , "l'lll'\Kl t H PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.. EIU"'81M. New ,._ The Calf. Publkl Ulll-~ 1~ repalra. Uc:. •~rlnlllen are my 111-1'\ll!..._ l "'I tie• Commlulon RE· • ~ buelnoae. Aepelr9 QUIRES thet all used &45-8023 & I n ate II a II one. ho u H h o Id g ood• Pilot cWiiJilti Ctw1M 722-7124. movers print their lt'a 1t'8 l990UnlO ye.I P.U.C. Cel T number, can Counl on to .... llmo8 end cheufteura myriad of ~ ptlnl their T,C.P. nurn-dlM Item•. b9c:euM I I< I-I- 'I-I ( \ 11 I ', I'• '' • bet In al adV~ our COlurnna compet M Alw1•11n Tree ments, " yc.1 have a qualified buyers to ••rwt•e. Removal, quest.Ion about the .. celll Trim, S•ftfor Ofec. g.itty of• mowr. limo .,.. ... .,. ,,..eee.; 1:1i ..... 11 or chauffeur, call: lr-------------"""'!"'--- Pubflc VIM'" Commleelon 714-551-4111 \1 1 .... ,( I I-'''''•" I"< I'• t'•\1:"411'\c, '"'•"I •W.P. YOUllOOUIST ....... c ...... °'*· '*'*"9 .,, prof. Uc*eGl20N. --. ,,.. ....... ,. I' I I \11 1• ! '. t. 1-. '' ., .... .,....... ... hour on AU llrwotu • labor ...... .... Repainting? I you' 11 laakilg to repaint I, NWd it, .. It or ... it, look in lhe Plot Wtornllhe -*8 you're loakilg b. USE Tl-ii! Let'• ~ ..... ..... 01 ¢1 11 ...... DM1 f?'!M!1.., PU.OT"I Cl.ASSlf'l ED .:::. =.cw. • -... • .... 8ol di d LAI otu ..... • f!!t1!• •• •ti acceaa. Information-HM Rftn 642"3950 l650+" ~3 pecked matketplec• • vt.alt~ regUerly • auc-WllfCliff hiO t'!N~PT=-~s~hOrea---\o\~bf~k-10- CHSfully • by au kinda 28R. 2BA. trptc, poet ocean. a-..Nty furn of conaumen. IMe-38'79 Of M().8022 48r. w/d, p'l1 beth uae Rutieftd M '540/mo. 831-6300 ' HAPPY BIRtHDAY TO YOUI Is somca.c ~ hlMn9 a birthday In ~ ~ It In the Oeltf Pilot and ~It! Send In .~ photo along wtth S10.00 °' jult a mc11 19t wtth S5.00 and w. wtl publlh It on Apftl ind OUcllnc Mm'Ctt 17, 5:00 p.m. Send yo411 mc1119f to: Tttc Deity Not I lldcpcnda It -Jc '=------·-l 11ttonc~----------------1 ~ Newport 8each/Co1ta Mna Dally Piiot I l • I I I '1 ~ I I ' ............. boet Wallor ,.... Patalceeta lo PIGI ,_""'... yar d ::;:,.• n" •I TlllD el weltor .,. good hofM, 1 mm.. 1 NII * -.,. .,_ Mededol ---~"Y w•ltr•••' ••m·12 '9male, lndudee caoa. Cd' hoMo ... .,. + WOftlt ••-" noon Mon lhN fftl 145-2111 \ot UllL ~ I I I ........ .,... '300-llOO per ..... ll \\ 11 H ) I I Ii '• ~ \ f, I 1,11 • , .. YI•a lll••11.:;a.:; Oii Olgai..,. ,.... peraon, Call Ann In Coata -----good ............ Order ....... 241-7114: Amy. ..._. .._ ........ entryFProc••alnt· Mac 149-0M7; or Cindy. .... prd, ,IMt'Af WPP'*'d. ..... 127t Tustin, n.e273. ......._......,a-•-r• Non-emollr. MOQ/mo. ' ... "' ............. .,., .. or.,..,,... -------...... Cooltlnlt• With th• 'huM of CdM 1IO to 1100 &f. With, A/C, hgwy alO· nege. 11.25 p.a.f. RealonOmlca 875-4700 '9.clOUS OFFICES w/4 MpWat• rm• + reception & ator•g• ar .... 1400 a/1 Nr 55 & 405 l850fno 54G4liS5 C0\1 :\.11 H< L\I l'HOl't-HTY :!778 RSTAIL C-ta ..... 440 E. 17th St. $.85 to $1.25 aq. ft. 780-0730 Of' 145-8523 INl>lJS l'HIAI. 2788 AdYtftlllno INllDEULEI Tho D•ll• Ptlot currently tiu • "'" time ln9'de ..... po- •ltlon •vallllble ln th• ClaMlfled AIJv«. dalng Department. 11 you can bring ua IOme Nies ex~ •nee, • poaltlve phone voice, high energy, typing atdll• and peralatence W9 wtH Pf'C)Ylde you wtth • friendly •tmoa- phere, room to grow and the tt•lnlng to m•k• you aucc .... ful. To Join our teem, .. nd your resume Of' come In •nd fill out an •ppllcatlon. DAILY PILOT 330.w-..st. Coet•Me .. ,CA Wllh ,..._.ant beck· Muoio.' ComploW Ml ground. Nc9 efW!fon-of a af't coloc1or'• menl + benefit•. pt•t•• with scene• PIMM Mnd reaume from tM inoWt muaJ.. to June, P.O. Bo• 992, eel. 9-utlfull Stll In Laguna Beach, 92852 original bo•H, nev... I \ll'I ti'r'\11 '\I l~t-H\.lt .. ~ :, , U dlaplayed. Aaklng 1260 for the set. Ple•H call Mart• at 842-4321, ext. 308 •1 ,000 Wktr Stuffing days, or 845·1933 ~. Start now, ev" aner 5:30. no exp. Free aupp11.. * B •au ti f u t f u II & Info. No obligation, 'l•neth opoaau"' Send S.A.S.E. to Lite-fur oo•t R.Verslbl• time, 3208-C Eut C~ u raincoat with tur 1on1a1 Drive. 310-KK trim, Euro~en hooks. Ortendo, Fl. 32803 H•rdly worn. 1950. •••••••• PleaH be •w•r• th•t th• Hating• In thla cat· egory may require you to call • 900 number In which there I• a charge ~r minute. Bartender Tralftfft NMded, earn up to $150 dally, aalary + tips, tull or part time. 2 wk training, women, men 21 or old«. Call: aoo-•~2 .. 222 142-4321 x 102. Ott It t Fl'Hl\Jl l l'IH: H~l!ll'\H :'Ii r MJ·Vi BLACK LACQUER eight-foot conference table, eight exqulalt• high-bade papercllp chairs, S900/obo. Black deak, three- drawer file cabinet, $150. Call 760-1522 DESK. executJve metal, five dr•war w/flle, Automobiles t}il(i ..... 111\ ... , .. , •et Chr,91er Mew Yet'llef .... ,.._ \le, AT, AC, PS, PB, PW, POL, P/...a/mlir· rora, Tiii, Cruise, Slereo, W•rr Avail. ., ..... .-20zvs11 EZ Credit. ":::..~~ l>OIH1t-''""" ... De4ee c.r ..... A/T, A/C, P/S, POL. Cruise, C•••· Must ••• to appreciate! l4.99S •1PJE440 Hunt9oh~ler Ptvtw... t HFordTIUnll Auto, A/C, Tiit, CrulM , PW, Cua #1SRG284 SS,399 TOYOTA CW coaTAM•SA 722·3000 HON I>A 'HJH~> 17HondeCU Auto, A.IC. Ca•Mtt• •38M3 ...... TOYOTA CW coaTAMSU 7U4000 H'r'l·N1'AI HO!W •et ...,.,QL8 Sedan, AT, AC. PS, Pll, AM FM Stereo, Moonrl, 3.7k ml. Wan, Ilk• new. 1 7,999 #343020. EZ CredJt Munt .. hChrwaler ...,.. ... a.c>at .JAlolll\H ~10~ .... X..S Coupe• Red/tan. Low, low miles I II 149830. S2t,M9 B•uor .l•eu•r 7 t 4197 t ·2002 •'82 X.IS Comtert * Fac1ory pr•H cars, Red/mag (1178408) RHlll $68,490 This WMk, 152,895 Beuer .l .. uar 7141971 ·2002 Lt:XlJS 911:'> 11\11 H< I IJI .._,'II 111 lll)tJJ.\ 't.!IU' • T.o . LUA• II Cre111de 'to 300 E & 300 SE. AIT. A/C, moorwoof. Owner relocating, ~ new1 .-21YK354. Won't laat. 832•9337 l t4,H8 .. 4i0 liL 128,600 TOYOTA CW 1 OMMH. d ..stu-.. COSTA M•SA phoN, ABS. 8lr beg, 7•8·2000 ·~· . .w.. f7$.t30I --_..;;.=....;;;..;...;..,;;_. __ • IOTercelCpe NISSAN !fl ~>ll 171 ..... lentn GJCE, Auto, A.IC, Pwr StHflng, Cust whffl• #1SFPe22. Se,Ha TOYOTA OP COSTAll•SA 722 ·2000 1 9 Nluan ht...,., Black, 2-wheel drtve. 5 •PHd, A/C, ate<eo- caaaette, cloth Inte- rior. Low milH. Uke new. Forced to aetl. S1',500 080. 87~508 TOYOTA !f:.! 1 o Auto, AJC. Pwr StHf· Ing, Caaa, Crula• •3a0' ...... TOYOTA GI' COITAM•SA 722.aooo THl'CKS '•:!.!O t H9 FORD P~90 Dually. L•rlet ••· tended c•tl. White 32,000 miles. Bed lln.,, chrome Wtl"I•. good UrH, excellent condillonl 460 V-8. ~ value: St7,000. Mull sell S15,000 OB0.84e-Ot80 PtLOT CLASStFIED It's lh• solution you're Marching tor • wheth- Monday, March 30, 1992 88 \'.\ ~ ~ ·•.! .' .• '71 FOllDVM Rebui" 351 VI, PQ'*W ateerlng , power bfUH, etul .. coniror. air cones. With lrllller hitch. ~ cones . 2 owner• a:a.soo 714/ ~sso or 624oof.229 •'7avwv ... Newly rebuilt eng, runa grut, clean In- side, Meda $700 In body wor1', custom- 1.zed fOf' camping, 1 owner, all records 12000 ..... 71 ~• • •••• 88 Ford E150 New UrH, big e en- gine, Air condrtion- lng, Am'Fm s1areo c•ss•tt•. Captain'• cha i rs , •• ,,,,. conversion, slfde d~. 87k ml, gOOd Conc:lrtJon, 1 owner $7500 pp. 668-9271 Of' 842·9504 '18790T..-w .... WMe/ctvome wheets, dn'9d ~. tl.llty io.ded, , ownet, gtM1 'Condition. 601c ml, 111,500. 769-e283. 'MVw1an GIL Sitver wlblu• Int. •uto, A/C, 114k ml, xlnt cond 15900. 7145-4545 MISC AU I 0 H ~ .. :_, 81 R•tt•• "•"•r ar .. t dMde. l.lmhed edrtionl Priced to .... al 128 ,H5 #445'18 aawr flaneeR..- 7141971.2002 TN No matter what you're doing, your hometown newspaper .... '90 c..., ,...._ w..-er you're *"Icing • 6 cyl, AT, AC. PS, PB, home, an •partmenl, fits In. PW, POL, Cruise, Till, a n-occupation or ~============~ Cass, Warr, min cond. ,_ev_en_a_•_'_'• .. Y_P_e_t·--.:--------~1:_~=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_=_"!,~ St t,895 -2ULG360. ---------------------------------------... Honda Ctwlo '90 LMOO black jade H~:;.~~ .... ~=-:r ....... Hatchbeck, 2·0r, Au-29.Sk ml, clean .1 _________ 1 • tomatlc. SllVer. Well loadedl 1 owner. S32k •--------------------------maintained, good con-0 :780-0400, E:S«-4258 dltlon. S2850. Call 3 t o-83 ... 215 WUI deliver upon P•yment. LOTUS 9123 By CHARLES GOREN w ith OM.AR SHARIF and TANN.AH HIRSCH New Bulldlng! 92e27 Attlu Cteaaltled ll•neeer t:Ml'l.OYMt:NT WANTl-:U :.r.a~ wood look $45. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij 960-2736 ••'87Cellu•• Bright red. excellent condition, AM/FM •'91 Lotu• IEl•n• stereo, AJC. Cruise, Red w/black Interior. Tiit Wheel, 54k ml, Retsll $39,995. Thia $7500. Call 646-9147 1 ,000 aq. ft., 20' celt- lno•. S795/mo. 2090 Ptao•ntl• Aw Cd M a.7001 WAI INSTALLER/ SERVICE TECH IBM executive Type- writer, good working cond. $40. 54W768. For Ad Action Wffk $29,995 #374321.._ _____ _, Bauer Lotua Cal a 7141971.2002 87Camry LE With exper ience n.eded to Heel with one of Orange Co's finest alarm comp•· nles. S•l•ry corn.- menaur•t• w /exp. PleaM c•ll for Inter- view. 850-esee>. The Solution to your cleaning problems. Reliable and thorough Ho,,,.slbualnessea C•lf Severin• ...... 7044 •'81 Lotua l!aprlt• LIKE NEW, flrat class ....... Jimmy Clark com· ~ .. Cherrywood: Execu-memeratlve #tO of 25 Auto, AIC. Pwr Steer· Ing . l2FKF818 sa, .. a Uve Desks, Creden-Al).VISQR produced. Call for dis· ~a,., Lateral FU••· Sec· counted price !1160202 TOYOTA OF COSTA MESA 722-2000 retarlaJ DHks, Book· 642·5678 B•u •r Lotua c••••· 10Ft. Confer· ~--------7141971·2002 enc• T•bl• wilh 12 • ----------------BERNANS KIDS I.__ ___ _ matching ch&Jra. Wa~'--------------------------, nut office furniture STORE RETAIL SALES Merchandise Elcperieoc:ed, eiggrff- alv• & dynamic peo- ple fOf' Fff position. ANTl'"Hlt:S 4>010 800 llne turn-<key, own For appt call Ann boaa. Lowest lnvHt· 2 4 1·7040 SC Pl&ZI ment or any new busl--------- n"a. Can at911 within Modtl"'9odel Typt1 "Murder Sh• Wrote" d•Y.· Call 832·9337 Demoa. tor malls. style Royal typewriter, too. Ouallly reception area furniture w ith matching couch••. ch•lrs, tables •nd l•mps. Acoustic•• work•l•tlona, shel\1- lng, •rtwork, bra.ss pl•nter, phones, net· work computers, cal· cul•lora. orflc• equip- ment and supplles. 85% otf coat, No dlrs. M·Th from 9 to 5. Call Charles at 478-eOOO. GAIN FINANCIAL INDE· stores, 213-931·1149 work• good S50. PENDENCE LOCAL Nursery Sain M5-e7 .. PAY PHONES CALL Looking for sharp NOW 1.-00.74t-4453 NIH o<lenled people APPl.lANCt:S 60 I 1 Pt:TS & LAaWGAa TOP UOlllT9 ~tCKI Cure• M•rch M•d-neu eoa.g. Hoop Pick& 1~. 18 + yn.. $2S pet cal ITAXGUIDE 11'\il O!'.H. 1 AX .!'I.!:.! PERSONAL TAX PREPARATION Accur.... ,.a.onet>ty priced, conlldentl•I. Ell'enlng end _..kend appointment• ,}J::;_ hofn. or n"Mne). ...... the ••• beft. ..... ,... ........ ttt.a.4 ••• A-a Ta. Preparer Cell ... 4S7·t7~ 1.o s r 11,;_ t-111 '-ii> .!'I.!~ FOUHO letge long Mk' graylbtown ml11 P•· . a1en c11L Club Hou .. to wonc In OUt land· ANIMALS 60·19 acepe centers. Plant ••Washer/Dryer, St45 knowledge essential. ••c h, Olahw••h•r C•rHr opportunltl•• S125. M&-5848•• Chocolate Lab Puppln, for right pe<aon. 2 refrlgeraton. 20 cu. ft. dew clawa removed, 8 Vlll•g• Nuraerles, side by aid• ,150 & wks old, champion su .. n. te.3-4544 other $100. 631-e355. llnea. $275. 98&-0243. Pff RectptioNst lll e o t r l o ll•Y••• PIANOS & OllliANS t;o;,9 Gal Friday, lghl typl-Dryer l80/ot>o. &4S- lng. Downtown Hun-2310 btwn 1oam-epm tlngton Bc:h. !53e-2409 Frig• 22 c.f.. aid• by AntJque, upright solid PROOUC• CLPK aide, c lean In/out, oek piano w /lvory 3 montn. eicpertence, moving, must Hll. keys. WOftta perfectty. IO atoctc & rocate pr~ ucrlflce $200. d /833-MOO,~ 721-0380 duce. 40 hr• +O.T. 3222 •105, e/&43-0803 15.75/hr. 831~ BICYCLES 6060 Rell Estltt'• Best! Earn S3.000 mo -.. In ADDtTtON of comm'a to 1~ + Tmgt FT/PT. ea.n Mr. Goodman 8 48-4223 Maytag Wash« S300 Kenmore Oryw $200. Both 3 yee,.. ,.._ Cello Europ• cstm Rac- .. 7 --.... Ing. 56cm. Irk• new. --· S.R. Campy equip t'UHNITURt : tt014 NA TIOHWtD• USA Beautifut aota loveaeat chair ottoman. New R~ept/Sectv cndtn, oax trim . Sac~ Ughl 'typing & -,lllng, flee $325. 141-34M. 30 H,../W~ Comput.,1-----..,..---,..... HP pret'd , Pleu• IONQSlZE WATERBED • Hn<S '99Ume & aalaty No-wave manrna. ln- hl•IOtY to: PO Box clud .. frame a h .. d- 1889· 199, Newport board. Good condi- a .. ch, CA 92659 tlonl Only $.200. c.n RECEPTIONIST :~· .....,. me. 11760/obo 7se-.8283 SAi I. BOATS 70 I -1 Exp. req. Busy COM QUEEN bdrm ael coat :!0,~;llO ·:ns:::.~ or $.2500 new, sm/ot>o •CIHalc '39 Co .. I · &45-2310 btwn 10e-ep Rhodes 33. Hulli110, Mt: It<' II AN l>ISt: MISl" hll l :'> Receptionist ,,...., mast. 1ot• of .. u. Pff Position. Cell Very faat Slip avail. Kalhetln• e3a..... BHt otfw. 832-8295. A,,.., NII • .r.M04t. Snaclil .., Alt..._. •Tr1cyet9 3-apd w/bo- FOUNO _,,,.. dog Ot for CruJseboata to ket Hoover upright Ml\H!Nt-: SI IPS llOCKS 7022 puppy, Pea&lngHe c;~·~1.n:t~~t44:• va~uum. Both hke mix, l\/Slatet w/Mag-___ T_EA __ C_H_E=R--new. Ol'fera. 960-2551 ••Bel Penn, 25', 35' or "°"8. 141-5415 BMf Dispenser, und., 45', powet or aall. Nr LOST CAT 3122.cdM, Pre-SchooVlnf.Tod to countw, 1'2 Kev or Bay Island (Cove> NetduuL Ltg male, co-tHCh. PT-pm/FT. Pony, $200145-0223 open ... e73-t M~ ....,hit Pv1 sc:hoote on UCl1---------•·--------or•nge,-•· name Campua In Irvine. o .. p ...,fresh water 10 lltnut•• Te Ope" Cur. ~ cottar & tao a 1 p S225 wMti M dl.Np~.,ed. EJCcet wor1dng conda. fishing gear. 1.25425. .. 1e· ower 12 units ECE pref, fMa-9832 mo & 34' Sell $400 45' ~~ 3el·l 1ISO 154-e030 Ot 786-7414 · -'-Sall, narrow beam .... --r-Dual King a.,..ad, $20. '450 mo 7 92 ·2 .. t Pt-H-..1 >-..AJ S•.H \'It ... ~ 1110:, IT'I EXCITING! 1-90CM20-e00e U' TO 10 aitS. 1.,,... • Tll C. ON l lW'10-)017 WHY WAin ,~ ... oo,.c:e1 t~• Ttl C.. ON 21W70ot071 Mt :\111t· H-..1111·s '" 1 ~ T.ICW-a-a PfT Mattre.. c~•N-. -------'"'"Malo lt5. Cane9, 15, S10, 3 0 ' to 70• Marina ~""'"' aup•rvle.or 115, 120. Walker, $12.. Sllp•. Stepe to beech. ....... _. Elec~ shoe *"''*· M•ny resteunnta & 11 :30 to 1:30· ........... 112.so 5413238 • ......,.......,. e7S.28t0 School. C.M. ~t115 1_________ _..,...._._. Freezer 1100, beige --------., •• rug $150, CUflo TELEIUAKET1IG cab4Mt $50. 720-atSMS Cd aftet epm, MO l'l>H< Y< I.t- s< 00 rt· H "ti I Ii Quun or M•J .. ty '84 HONDA Palma. 6-8 fMt tall. NIGHT HAWK $20 ... pooed. See to .,....,_, ___ -......... 22 Rain gear ..... '*"*· _.....---· ... --. good tit ... run. great. ...... ~-N 9, 29,751 mllff. 12,000. wMe Nt1n w/bMding. Cd Kevtn, 714/84&- $.200. 175-974t Kathy 2Ut after epm. ··~ ==~~~~==-=:=iiiiii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~Boach~ I try Qlb Oo4f ~ ahlp 7at.t4t4 Employment Opportunities ------______, ~ ,, i' I , I' ,. I .. ~ i I • I I IOYllGRS AP'ra ICMOOl JOll 9A~ '30.00 '° a.o..ooper...- .Wortl a ...... HCtt :11hct9)'....,q ewtnpft&M~ ---...... M12yeat9otd ..... Mdlw91n .. eo. ...... ... p.-19wftW eT1• 1J1 ... , I ~··d c.ll•MHft ............ UPTO •eoo PER MONTH * fll CllFCI• * Early morning motor routes available. De live r Monday thru Saturday. Must have dependable transportation and liability insurance. CALL 842·4333 COSTA MF.SA. t£WPORT BFAOI LINES DAYS BUCKS Sell your private party merchandise in the Doily Pilot Clossif ied Community Marketplace. Coll today ot 642-5678 and toke odvontoge of this great off er. 3 LINES for 6 DAYS for 9 BUCKS ---~ lWlr S300 !Wfl iljPiiiL ... prU of~ Ms ii ad CllllllCf IDld S300 10 qdy b dis .... Mo c..lalions Ct.1sc.;1 f1ed Cornmunit~· r.1.uS..t'rpt,1a• ••• , •• ,. 111111 1111 c1111met1 r•'N 1111111111 ,_. c••-llJ. ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ Q.1-Neither vulnerable, as South Q.4-· Neither vulnerable, u South you hold: you bold: ~8 v 6 OQJ762 ~93 +IU8 ':'A966 AJ103 .. s The bidding bu proceeded: The bidding bu proottded: North Eu t South West North Eut South W..t 1 \I P... 1 NT P... 1 ¢ P... 1 ~ P .. 3 v p._ ? 1 . p ... 1 What action do you take? What do you bid now? A.-With nine pointa and a five· A.-Tbia band could play in any of card 1uit, you mi&ht aay wbat'a the four at:raina, ~ on what problem? Bid three no trump. The partner does next. For the moment, problem i.a. can your aide take nine make • forcing jump to three dia· tricU before the opponent.a get five monda. If partner now bida three on what looks like a misfit? We will heart.a, pau the buck by bidding bid three no trump gn.idgingJy, but t.hJft spades. in our heart of hearu we wish we bad the courage to pau. Q.~Both vulnerable. u South you bold: Q.2-Neither vulnerable. u South •8762 ...,Q6 'A.176 ~ you bold: The bidding bu proceeded: +7 ?AQ10878 OK.JS +JU& North Eut Soath W•t The bidding ha.a proceeded: 1 + P... 2 + P ... Weat North Eu t Soatll S Q p... 't 3 • Dbl P... ? What do you bid now? What do you bid now? A .-Partner's rebid ii • ap.de A.--Our intent ii to bid at least a game-try, ukin1 for help in heuu. amall a1ain in heart.a. To at.art o You not only have that, but you we11 jump to four no trump. That'• have four trumpe and a maximum Blackwood If partner abOW'I two ra.ite. Jump to four spades. aces, 1ix heart.a will obvioualy end the auction. If partner bu all three Q.8--Boih vulnerable, u South miuina aces. we11 uk for lrinp and you hold: then decide. •62 v K 1097 "QM +AIU& The biddina bu proceeded. Q.3-Both vulnerable, as South North Eut Soath We.t you bold: 1 + p._ 2 + P .. ..,8 '7KQ96 OAJUO +A.182 2 0 P.. ? Your right-band opponent opens What do you bid now? the bidding with one heart. What A.-Don't bid two heart.a-that action do you take? would tend to abow • rather UDbaJ. .-With a b&lanced 16-18 point.a anced band and could cause prob- two atoppen in opener's suit, lems should p&rtner auddenly aian obvious call is one no trump. raising clube. And unleM your ini· Yes. we would lib to have a spade tiaJ responae c.rea~ a game force, r, but aomeone forgot to deal don't bid two no trump-that could one. Let'• hope partner bu be p&l4led. That le.vet three no meihina in that au.it. trump u the standout choice. If you're looklng for a job, classlfled has news .f.or you. TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS eo OPC>oeed 81 H#den YI# 62 income; Fr 83 Container " Razor re9toret 15 Borders DOWN 1~ 2.Ala- 3 "Oon ---• MtlNlgeO sa.. • Sfw'tllt(J 7 Down Pf'4lf I Part:Md •w~ Sp 10~ 11 Type ot tornado 12 FtllClf•ICe 1l Por\llla 11 Putlkwwy 23 Ul'*lmad 25 -ofroees ~ TVl\lbe suft 27 s Amer'lcan romnt 2tl<M*up -- 2tCOI~ )C)Mof'e~ St ~of..nt\ 33MMeOO 35~---WOl'(I MHM-- 7 31CW. ,.~ • 1 QM ttv°"Oh USmel~ '4f..- •S Aliww'l:I .cr.c .. Hot...,, '1K.9)1M1 kin .. CNtldlet. • t 10 The 9iQ -- 50 rr .. •not St -~ $3 C8Qlie St~.,.. '5~ M~~ M "'°'to t2 13 _____ ...... ---- M Monday. March 30, 1992 "We're bringing people togetbert• LOVE TO OOLF. SWF, NS. .5'6'Arinl, llU'llCtlve, femillint. deped. Sed:s WM. NS. S' 10' +. ~SO'S. polili~ tllaJ'llC. for friendship. l'OOllllCe. monop- mous rrlllionship lrvme. Call 2608 rM NOT nil: WOMAN IN REDorlbt &it! 11u1 door. bll1 1f ti's someone 111 b((weaa you'l'f loobQI for rm • profewoaal SWF, NJS. 33, 57, blondeAllut Many Yllned UllereSIS. I will retunt all calls! lrvme Call I~ IRISH LASS. SWF. 5'91-40. seeks &i~. bonesl.. down to canll. 1111. 37. 50. WM IO share loYc. '"' & laugh'\ Let s Wk llld ~ 1ntemts Ct111111 Orange Count) Call !283. PR£TT) Vtv ACIOl'S. pll) fut. 1d1 cn1urou> tcJuc11td. ftm1n1nt. lo~1ng lad~. man) lO~Wb~.'11· uam•t man. J 1.~11 Long &xh Call~~ sot LMA TES • A TTRAC TI\ I: Bll'E·EYE.D bnlncltt. 35 ~ Z 11 h. 1!11el~1ualh cun· Olb. cmooonaJf) aJ11t, 'p1tysi call~ at.111t. ~.ichcr A~i lllC\ ptNl!lll grov.111. snttg1m .il1d J ~ of humor Scdmg S\\'M Ill J~ v.11h \IOUW qual1 oe-. lo1nc Ctll l\~K "TTR"('Tl\F \\\f 1\ LO\v HAIR GR\ EYES 11'11!1 t.llJO) lau11h1rr . .:0111rr ..aflOll. lhc UUld01X\, "P'im. pt'I 1onrun~ an_, lulJ;ui ltX'd Seel. po\111\t U>~·JOIDl! proft, >K)llll 'l\\M. ~.for~· \hip. tun .and JXl''ihk roinan:c Ci~ \I~ Call P'J Fl \:LO\ 1:-.G. CLASS' LAD) '\1S . .IO+ -.ttl.\ Ml•tn tllfll\J\ \U.:CCl•IUI Jtnlkman J\. '' IOf fntnd.'llup!rtlauoo ..tup \cv.ponbh Call.~txl~ PROFt.SSIOML '\111lAC Tl\ E.. CHE.ERFLL S\\Cf 5'9 11. >tek\ tnltlhgtnl. ~ lcuc \CCUI\' WM. 11 W. ~B fu. Ill!'( Hlcoont ln1nc Call 18~ A TTRAC'Tf\ E PROFES SIONAL. AD~S, llhltuc. romanr.ic. SWF. trim NIS. tcd;s 37-411111 W1dl lia:u- lar ~~it.a.Call 1518. HEALTHY WEALTHY WISE"' A 1U¥11 vtlall111e111 Newport Beach socllll~ a1JVt' SW lady. class-ace fiffin. NS. seeks .5()16()'s gtllieman of IC· ~dlncl!r.llllq· nl) and finanaal ICC\lnty IO joyfully/creanvtly Wirt thcst BEST YEARS• Let's light up OUtli\CS l~111 Newpon Beach Call 28.S? EBONY rJAnuATE STU- DE.VT. !l. !3'1118 Scirk. SM 13-30. ~..,.....~ Elt}O} blues. JllZ. !haler. w. beach. Lona Beach eau 1294 ATTRACTlVESWF. 'US.5'31 I IS. no ~. ;ccts 11· tr1c111c SWM. NIS. 42·55. m~I) bwl1. aff«llOUt. dl1ea. ~ 1111rlbgua. FUl&llC'llll) sec~. who c:DJ0}1 cmcl. an. r!IO~ good Q)()V(l'UIJOO aod qulC\ Umt lr\'lllt Call !214 PRETTY. BRJGITT. SAF. 33. H fl 11. profes.<.1onal. Setu S\\. t 01er SIO'. H...O. hand. 'oOOIC, pro(cwooal Und Ir· \Int CAii 1863 GORGEOVS BRlNETTE SWf l . ~lcndtf. 5 S . psy· cMlog\'>I 'ttb hmhomr. SllC· ccssful. C\Cll!Dg. S«llft, fit .t fun SWM v./stronl Chrun&n ' alllb 1« mpyllblc and mean- mgful rtlaoonSlup. NIS Hun- ongioo Beach Call 1098 61 ATTRACTIVE. BLVE· EYED BLOl'-l>E. DWF. NIS. 43. l'«-11Wl v.oman, loobng for ooe-v.oman man You can ~ mt up and !Ur mt an)' ... hrrc from sequmed <'CDll\1 go•11.~ to booc.$ ancl JQM Seeks 'ltabk, -.clf<onfidrnc. 6'3'+ IC· 1l1t gtntkman. 33·~ LtU daJKiog. 10Uc~ ball. mo11cs lids. H\llltlngtoo b1t Call 2069 STOP' YOl CA'\ MEET DWf. J9. '\IS. edllClled. 11 It's•..,.,...• 1-2-31 1nt11w. call If Y01 • DWM. NIS, 4.S+. secure. flm.. loviq. 1t11Sithc with IOOd ~•hits. Newport Bed. t.11 2101. EXnEME1.. Y AnbCTIVE LOOKING FOR SAME 0.Sy. can., sby SWF .ts SWM. NIS, 26-33, Wirf tlll'X· uve. pro(ewonal. stable. at· ,,.. MllSI Wllll kids' lnine. c.au IOI SEARCHING FOR SOUi.MA TE? l'm lllrlCtlYC. warm. affectio1111t, bnpc. fwm}. fit. SJF. NIS. 40 EAjoys movies. danaQI. mwc. wall· 111g. good convawioft. Seck- '111 anna. communiab\ e. f'uo. lovtna. SJM Ntwpon 8exll. Call 2397 PETITE. VIVACIOUS, IN· TEUJ(jENT, fC1111111Dr, aanc- llvt. blonde Lootinc for I SUI• ccre 111111 who rim I() travel, likes people. IS IOlllllltlC and bas • ptl§lb Vt aailllde AF 48- .58 Ms~ VtqJ Call 2050. WHERE ARE YOU' Devilish pleman. lo\es full. bds. bese- blll •CSlem lllllSIC and me Do yoo uis1' Tusnn. Call 1906. PERSIAN WA.\'TED l'tblt. SKW. ?!. seeks mce. playful. Ptnian, 2.5-+ IO waJ.k. dlllt. talk, CD.JO)' hfc Long Bea.ii Calf 1082 LONGLEGGED. SWF. BLONDE. 19. enw KROQ. rllqllC(ball. pool hfc. loobnt for WI. v.-cll-bwll SWM Ir· \1llt'. Call 14s.i BEAL'TIFL'L. BRllNETTE TEXAS LADY. 32. S'S'. v.ould like IO meet I tall eood-lootlJI gtOOr.man v.1tll ruct eyes llld a fncndl) Slllllc Ntv.'JlOC' &acb Call IC}q2 YOUTH Fl' LL Y MATURE OWF. ptU1t. quabl) S«U 10- ltllircnc. SIS WM. Fst. 1nm. fi. 111DC1all) .ecurc. prol'ewoaal 62~ ~'JlOC' Beach Call 2796. PROPORTIONATE . PRETTY. Ft:N . SMART. DJal 1 (900)4AJ7-4377 ~ ,.~ • bdlcr 01•"""'cn d ~ voicHnlll ll!nft. Of9De n--.apc>nd IO a apcdk lld. (fdtr lbt cal • wt.I clleaedJ °"*" l}-tD ~ ~ 11.e YClkr. (a.Ir .l9JIUft • ........ pb<JlwMtl .. ,,.,, • 11.e,.._J Sifllkl..ife Inc. wumes no lilbiMry for d.r COC*!lll d or • 'o a penona1 act-adeft•aac Ye RO••MDd dl!ll you me axnm:>o ten11e and <*cinli Whee cneedal a _.,. You aa be 18 years or dder to aap net to or~ In ad. Men Seeking Women GOODLOOKl'G .\TH LEllC ~ S\\~ E.ngmccr b 165 tn}O~\ bckh. \Ofltyl:tefl. b1k1ng r1cqur1ball. music S«u annaM. illhlcuc SF 1.4- ~ lrwc c ill 3 :ln 'l/S. NID. DWM. 611~. ~ fcss1onal gcnlltl!Wl. ~J\Ot'\ !:lihng. d.ioong dlruai How. about ¥OU 1 "-cV.'J'Of\ Bcactl Call .&9Q1 HA'DS0\1E LOCAL~\ T1VE.. S \\ 'l 45. 11 cdualcdf ..oru klc.11h Seclu nr alll'a< ll~t )OWll llil} »-4~ C'Jllunh If Sll'Utt yov 11 bl' glad \(!lj did' C~ Mesa C.-JI J~~J HA.'DSOMI: Cl Tl' SW~ .?9 51 11'1 I~. VS. hro't.1\1 blut 'ou rt .inr.i.;11\t k>1t ou1do\lr' hoaun~ do"' n 10 earth C 00.U "1rY \All lOI I SV.'1 Ml I '<O T1 \'IS '"' 'Lt1ng. '<lure '>«~' hcahh• l\'Wlon'lhlp "'' 'llt' humr" ~ Lt1' pb' hit lo tnt C .JI \~"~ Hl'MOROl S H '\PP' HA.'OS0\1f \\i.\1 'tel ~ 11 1111 \ '\ <trl,, l'Ut11m lr4Ufl 111 VI fut mean1n11tul rd.11J<111 -hip ( 'Pl"" (411 .ill()~ HTR.\\TIH \\ITH "' A.THU-TIC PH'f'ilQl f ~y,. \I ,,c; D B 'i Oc&m Ocdi.;111ed 10 t\tlt'l-.CAltaith~ .Mt t<l masnwn r~ ~ pitblllt from "'°'"' pll)' l'{JllCCTt\ ~·Mill mu. h matt R~1full\ -kinJ • SWt 'VS D lfh ,. ho 1> lil 1n1tlb gtnl. .u.J \rt) pm!) for "" ( ltlm.llltt. W!Tll!Uuntnl lr-olnt Call Wl4 O<RISTlA' D-. M :"' ~ 11 180. -*' f'uo.lll11n1 "'Olll.lll ID t'llJOY llw ""«tnds •1th I m ., p11, .. tdhll •olhblll ~ ml "°'"1111 M~ llM- blaan11111S1C. ~y md compan If .OU"'. lqliclo. cpinll Md"' !If> 09 Id<. pvt ••call Siii ~ flllHWl IM LOOKING FOR A WOMA."1 10 .-, Ill) pnonl) -• .., '""' mMt llW brr pn Mr) Atloul .. Wl\W of hu- llOf, rll«f'll. •erm hnt'lt'd, ICiKtlt 11W'al8)'0-I •. llr*.rrl. ,. , "' 16' C11111 Mt'UI Call 1~l SW\f, (i()()O l OOkl G I SOYi' 47.-*> SAf :.. J' h powlltt lolt .... ~ bb .... ft"'-1 ,,,, .. .. 8-il Ql41 ' TAU. DARK. HA:'<l>SOME. SA.\!. 'S. lllM1ft. bumorou.\. cat. n111urt lo1cr. \t'CL\ 11111 homey b1ooOc Wf fa\1111 Call 17111 HA.~ SUC'CESSFl'l SWM. NIS. 38. ~ 10'1175. Lr.al· IJll l}lJ'C o• n ~neu cl houst Finaoc1111> 'ittlll'C. cnJO' lift S«l..1n1 SV.F. 1.man •hm beaU11tul 25-\~ for long-1cnn l\'laamWp lr\1nc ('all JS l2 WELL TRA \. ELED WELL EDL'CHFO. V..ELL· DR£.SSl:D. ad~tMlltf .lltJ1IC ll \ c aff«tllXYlt. upOc<ll and po51Dlt tu qwt1 W '°'6-~. SWM ~ 11 II 0. Ot'1n&t COWll' l.11r 10\. loJlJJlf for 'i .V-"iV.. t pro(ewun.d tin.an- 'Wh Alvmpbshcd ftllCtl\ ( ,lendtf v.cll~'<d Rtl•lanJ Hctgttt., Call .mo Fl' LO\ l'\G Sf..\ m\.E. nu!JO!nJ tJll SW\f '\IS \.& En.J<l~' .uumal\. Mhltuc,, .ill .uhunl a..n11°" Cittl• ..uni w wl SWf~Af VS !.\. ll lnr tn~pip"-\1'* rrla>on •hip ln111t Call 1~15 PROHSSIO\..\L S\\\1 Clwhll.111 '10 ~ 11 /IQO Elt)OY\ 'pons romance. .uumal~ Serb s y,. 'f .?1 ·' ~ ftir tunln!boomlup T!Nln CJJI ' I~ ~YR!A." OR LEBA.\'ESE Of \()UJlll b) S)nan rcntltman. 'IS ~II t~ HaJllhomc mil \ll'ICert Or211~ County CAii Jm OOYOl W>..\'TTOBEtO.--E Mid !hr onry 011t ' DWM NIS ~-'. b 211115 . WA"ITS TO \iEET YOt. \VF NIS. 18-'°, ~mdpo\111~ T11._u CJll 4110 DAJ'IC't.S WT1l! FOXES Eit- ll'Cpttl'IN' ~\ 67fDl fall feet. -handt. fit. pqn>a • h1na1 •mcsm> ~tml«' Battw. I !Md. Call 4Q68 EDlCATED. HANDSOME.. ~ llook '°J. 5'V/150wb•· lnCO'C m$ f<W dire ar Miit ll'\Mnlll(lft)' ~ Baell Ca.II 4QW 6'/110 • I· ..,........,... OllllHm.... .... aro•• •IMIM T 11 Call 3592 MJl MOM NEEDS ROMAN· TIC FR !END to spelld Umt " 1th rm health}. baod!iomr. ~. •11h Cbnsllan 'alue.\ You W!uld bt ~lim. subit. IWIC· IJVt Ind~ minded Ir· 1tnr Call ~ OLD-F~SHIONED. SE~Sl TI\1£. ADVENTUROUS NIS DWM. ~'7 17 ~· llllN· lllT\.\.. blkml Sects !illlC%ft. 1111- ~ V..'f Sama AM Call '~ CATliOl.J(' PHYSIOA.'\ 35 5A.\I 5'Q l~S hl.o fJS)thol· OJ¥ \PlrtlUllll}'. ltl Sttil 11t1 tr mamtd shm 2C}. ?II C'lln>llMI ClrlflCl' C OUM Call r'H RE.ADY FOR THE SEC'O'llO HALf OWM. 'JS \ll'OOJ Cbn<illlll \aluo, pit)~) Iii. -.etl.ins 'ounctrpart 10 \llart faith famsly A lifts fu.llnro ~-Call 4~~ ™ N<YT PERfECT. Bl!T rm romannc. pahe1ll. COllSldmlc !'a.Ml D-..'M NIS JS l.ool.- 1ng for tu. llcty llllder .i T 1111111 Call Jj6<& PllO\ll'llENT PROFES SIO'llAL. rrct11td maa} ~ClllClll ••well .., hoit- on &IJ ~ 1bt w.orld Comid- tr11t and ~ ieCb ... tnctJw lid)' .. O'er .i for ~l'lllip It\-• can 41 9 T All. HA.\l>SOME OIUE.'1 T AL SEEKS V."F, NI'S 24-32. prrny. lnm. .cl~ for fncaWJlp T.O. C.rl 1900 VEl Y FTT Yr'M. NI'S CllnJ.. lllll. 5'0' 11l2. lo¥e 101M*t. ftttl ~ 1)111. !beet. ~. 6nti. fU t Seeb lllf'lr:ll•~ r11. .n..,,. .._ is-1~ n• Call '7.5J SEUCTIVEW OM. Y• Aahd:i"l,..... ... f ... use MIA.~ kindl. , .. ~ ...... flldl'!. ra. _,,........,, S_.'f NIS 2' l!. poAftsllJ tkpec... lll'Olm. "Sb •ab.a .... Call mt ~ OR.DINARY OUY' I*. ~to r .. _. ,. ...... " ....... O'NF, 31. sr. Soils SM mili· llfY ofticer. lJ+ • .5'10'+ ....... "-J ...._ •Y o.L. for di&· UW. G9dra ~c. Call l"l LOVABLE II, SEEKS 1&-2.5. f\m.lo\'I ... ~ COUl- pmiolllle nU for tnadsbip or pclQlblt ~. Hwl- tingtOll Beadl~3. SWF DESJRES HANDSOME. FTI'SBM!mdrr.i.rm.5'9',39. fit. ~llC. IOIJ'OllS. siJt.. ~· Tll6de. Call 16.SI ....... .. ~ FUN-LOVING BRUNETTE. SWF SEEKS SWM. 5().{)(). for shlrfog. Clring 11111 pd times ~· Lel's,rtlO~ca:b och£r. Aalhnm. can mo. 'VERY CLASSY LADY'. 42. t1w1.. ia11. bblde. Setb flC*ll- ua1 lsft piftlla. wuldly. ror ~Clllanle\em,6'+, 4$-«I Newport Bach. Call 2163. NOT JUST ANOTHER PRETIY FACE. Harley-rider. too. Sensual. tOmll1dc. per.- C)t'd Gc1111n1 seds 1acm. healthy. pll)'M SIDWM. NIS, 01 er ST 11ndcr 40. Costa Mesa. Call 18.59. CREA nvE.. INDEP£NDENT SWF. NIS. comu1tant. 'Wnttr VaJ11eS compwion. intqnry. dl\a'Sity S«ks Wiii)'. Ulltllcc· tual ldllcw:r4.5+ Eapysdas- s1cal rmwc. dallcina. tbeala. dogs. Newpon Bach Call 2326 ROMANTIC' RESPONSIVE! RADIANT! DJF desllCS hind- some 5'10'+. 1111tlbgcni SIM. N/S. 3S-4S for commmcd ~\Cadvedlft MUSI bt ndJ ID bear1/passlonatt iJI msod. I await wilh opct1 ams' Ir\ lll( Call 2220. DWF. NJS, CURVACEOUS. BLUE EYES. 40'S. EllJO}S outdoors. b.beral PolllJCS. lallllS and lbt arts. Seeb umila-pro- f cwonal. pb)1ially fie malt4S- SS Ir\ tnt CAU 2070 DHF. 37. ATHLETIC FIG· URE. ""1ISI tcnglll haar. 2 kids fnJO}S fiJ& 11l11$1C. off.f09d l"C· hicb. blc:ycbng. Iona 'fialks Seeks gaitlmlln 4(). '° Coi!ll ...... Clll lteO SWP. f 4'. AMPLE IUT Rt'. NIS, ~ llllple life .,.ay • a.a.t. II COIDlltS. -llld die .... Seeb «k-1-. ~vc llddy bar. S. ,.~. C.U21ll DWF, NIS. TAU. ELl!OANT. a..wY. bioldt. ~ . lldy.pa&ditl__.,., .... .. ~.!J* ..... lowa people.~vcliq. l'OllllllCe, aec· &'fty$. lilqctiii. wd.:iQI. die· er. ltvfnt.. Call 2486. VAL,UES IN PLACE. SWF. ~,'lows IO laup.. aijoy ramg. movies. COllvcnadoa. S1ecar. •lfllltmao »60 yrs witb I feCllt cl bumor. llYllllC. Call 2289. WINSOME. WITTY. ST. TIUM BLONDE BEAUTY seeb refined pdemla 45+ to sbarr movies. 1111sc11111s. naaderilp imenpared nit •is 11111 ..... lninc call 2182. AJN AND F'E&STY. SWF, pro- fmiollal. petilr, bbldc. S"l. Setb 37-4S youaful, lrim male who i• Ill hones&_ wiay roman- tic. lrviDe. Call 1743 SWF, NIS. LOOKJNG Rltt A TilUL Y N1CE MAN tCC 32- 39 All dtt nqooablt. I am -.onJi die tlfun. lml!f CalJ 1618. SF. NIS. 21. LOVES TO UOOH. •mr. llfaei110 DOQ. Lootmg ror fllllay. llD91*1Y 1111ma.I :»2.5 for friaidllltp or ~. losoe. Call 1073. CLASSY. ROMANTIC BLONDE, .57, SWF. 40's. Cl· mndy 111111f:1l-.c. fK. liacert. la\-cs OU&door ICIMdcs. llCltb honesl.. llfJerooallr. llUICtllt, f'flaliomlupC>ne'*'d ltlll1cm1ln. Anahesm. Call 249f. SWF. NIS. W1UT'ER. LIKES MOVIES. dlafcr, pr, bndge. lellll1$, skiina· .57112&. bloodt. bl~ ms O\cr .50 "'* wllh Wlll1'r ~ lo-Ult. Call 2600. SMART. SEXY AND Sl!C- CESSAJL SW •om&a •ho ._ ............. °"' .. -.. ... ~--,,, .......... ~»·• wOllld ....... -... bllle er-• I Y4', 11.51 llact1 Coif, jlD. wortd lnwl. "" .., ...... oa my till, I'd~ IO ... )'Oln. ..... .., )llCt YQl'll lie -. cxy .S~tDO.m,eit I Ilk DI !W quiet Side ftidl I wOllClerfttl sew or ll11mor. C°"*i't I po6libk be wudl ~ Ille SI 49 pflDae call? am.. Call 2490. . ' D.JF. CLASSY. VIVACIOUS.' pm.e ~RmmMIC aad lima. tecure lll'Ofe5- sioeai. DJM. with kids. lrldllioMI vahies for manilia- flll ,....p, lrvUie. Call 2179. OVER 451 VERY PR.ETTY. SUM sr. DWF. ms )'OW Cl~""-iMdltd.. af. fCIClion, ~p. Lovt lislmeeina. coacau. movies.. Beedlo~na. Bnibect. Ballts 11111 -uudlli\'C lbo\'C all. f'llllllCially tllblc. Family on- cned. Expect $1111C, lo-ine. Call 200. PETITE ASIAN. PROFES· SIONAL. SINCE.Rf.. ertjoys spc.15 '°"** •'Ilk and V.uk· tads.. Setls ~ effcc. llOftlfC. o:>lleie lfldulle, IUblt. 36-42 yn old. Irvine. Call 1766. SWF. NIS, DESUUNCi WUD AND CRAZY ADVEN· TURER. No cominhtmtal ~ Stdiaa »2.5 .... mUlded, SM. ~. Mua lolllcfl II self and ocllcr. S1Unnm1' lrvuit. Cal I 073 A TI'RACTI V£ BR ll?\ETTE SWF. N/S, l4. iWret. fllnny. •1ml pcnooallcy. ~-lo\er, loobQI for wnc ia ~1111 NSM, for loq-WllJll fnctld.. ship lmnr. Call 1989 GRE.EN EYE5. BiONDE. .57, ELECiANT. succmtol Tll\lt Rori Ra Gfell alftd.ioon. 111- datlonal YIJUes f.DJDYS stung. dlnculg. daa Look1111 for C°'*"l*1 flle5 4G-60. WM. NIS ln111t CaJJ 2380 ASIAN FEMALE. SL"K'ERE. Olrroe>ING. llZl'Xtl\C'., ... INTEU..JGENT DWF • .56. loves pcoplt, music. belcb. Imel, SoW1"ld chllas. Seeks acntlemln kl sNrt Slmt. Ll- 1'1111 Beach. Call W2.. PRETIY. PASSIONATE, l'ttOf'ESSlONAL. 39, S'3195. desires bandsocnc NISID dm- ICI 111111 ol mcam for COClllDll· mcnL Ne.poet Beech Call 1901 NAlVRAL BLOND. ~'f/127. ~. 40's. la\cs W-ins. Europe. dlnaQI. bWftl. Desires tall. tntemtt'd 3S·~S SM H1111t1111tot1 &lcb Call 2099. ATTRACTIVE JEWISH LADY. 341S7. lootlna for JC"A • 1$11 ~ )4-44, for fua. t'Oll\t'rSMioft 11111 •anmll. NC"fO. pon Btacll. Call 1664. I WA.''T IT AU.'· A Net SW IU)' "'di All·Ammaa iood loob •ho's f\nanaalJy A~ llOllllj' securr Are you °"' dlctt Pleasir • NIS. no chal- dtta. no bank or ~ 6'+, fllllheadofhaar and DO BS' Corona drl Mir Call 1683 W A.!\IT KIDS' SO DO I Gftal scncs. my r-'l"'11'-S71/2'. biondt. ICb~e f«Uft. ht&h ITU• &ls. mid'ltCSI 'Wes. n111t11n11a. chaull faaul). me.ts.. fott'S en1ems11111g, mo1'ldo. boot.$, tmd. bt!QI ~ 9lld ,pOO· uig l.oobitt (or 6'+ hav Wida 50 yan ~ tCC C06&1 Mesa. HAlLEY COMPANION. SWF.~laabl&40.,__ ... lllrltlM lllidr -.. f:!ajoys Hitteys. 4 whecha', c1•pi11. Sttks 1unc:t1~t. w.-11 led _IDS""' W1dL Newport Bea. Call 2103. JUST DO rrt Yo.a: ilnlci1.11- 1h-c. u.llip. 1-.ibape. 1111. JO..somethi•a. rupo1'1ble. opcn-milldid. aijoy pat COll- vmlllOll aad ~c IO ........ Me· SWF, all ol dlr aOovt. Ne'lrpon 8elCll. Call Im CARING. ATTRACTIVE BLONDE. 4(J'S, tti.JOYS sporu. pohClcs. lftile A WlllC mllllJ Seeks NIS pkmao 39+ for fun A conlpllllllllSh. ~Ult. Call 22.53. BLO~D • ATTRACTIVE • PROFESSIONAL • NSWf 10 Wit lbt lim hmes wtlJI »60 profcssaoaal. NSWM. lmDt Call 2916. AW, n' SEEKS 3S-40CHRIS- TIAN AM/WM fieuctally 5cablr fanrify~ forfrim6- ship. pos.sibk ~· Or· tnae County Call L"7 SWF.A 1TRACT1VE. 32,i«b 'IOlsh 111) for !nflldshsp and llll)br more. r>r lllCd a 11'betl· dlllr for pllol 4 )can. bul 1111 Q1111C ICU\'t I GJOY lrl\dmt, ~. Computm.. end lr)lnt oew ~ My pllysic:al bltllll- ll(lft) don uaop me• If Ibey doe\ ~ you. COCICXt mt "'lllr Call 1730 BLACK CHRISTIAN SINGLE. JJ. NIS. inay. tall IS'I n. du. i.o-11 eyei. kids Sed.s ia11 Om&.saft. t111W1y. IO\. sns. •hite profCSSIOllll NIS .,rs -~ Tlltlla. CJll 112.5 INDEPENDENT. A TTRAC· T1VE BUXOM SBF. ». ST/ l.50t. ftljoys life llld ""* h olfm. Setts cubnid. N/S SWM, J0..4.5.6'+. for-... mc>ilS rtlloOft.Slllp. muSI be loyal. Oranfr. call 161.5. BRIGHT. SINCERE. DI· VERSE. ProfallOlllll SWF. NI ~------~=~: Ylomm ~~ s!o~:O~P:.~~ S1elcii99 c.ammiacd rdltiooshlp. to.int. ~._ Call 17.5.5. ,.,._... SCARLET LOOKING FOR RHETI'. llrbunl bait. IUWnt 42. rtt. SWF. NIS. i10w dances. MIU flll. lllO'\it buff Sttb llolcs1. hraldiy ftlllL lo-int Call 2319 SAF.40ISH. 5'2/SLENDE~ llUICU\t, profesaon&t woma. Pbse tCfPOlld r1 )'Oii hl\t old- ftillioned \'llues, ~fl)' ~ fuJ Ill }<IW CMCI' -llOl teff. ISb. 1 •ill aanrer all all If. \'lDC Call '?224 FORMERcru.EGEQCEEN. D1f. NIS. laokJas for her~ 4.5+, to Cl!JOY bfh maay pk> sum • tmd. ~ 1er1n1s llld lllllCb llOlt In nic Call 206() INDEPENDEtrr. A TTRAC • TIVE. Ailll lady. •clkd11· C'llWd. • 11116-fortlr\ looblf for QDeOflt sprcW W1lll sumi. bdpuund. NIS lt\-111t. Call 1109 1W1. 10s ........ P.O. .,., ._,.*CB, CA-42 MZD (510) M 6163 Wbm ..... ,.. .......................... wl*la............ 5 ..... .,..-~-WiEelld. Clip ........... 7 ... _,,,_......... Fl tne•flltml•I If) 0 ~ smaNG MAN 0 MAN SIDING WOMN 0 'WOMAN SBKING WOMN 0 MAN SIDING MAN r~~~iiii:l•::i=::11:•:C:::: .. ~-=-~~:i;--~:,:::1:·~---==~llill~-'f~~A==::·~ ... ==~ D 5 • c r ,,._.. ,. tr a c h• r • , N~ Olr.-------~---------·llp.,...___,~-- Phane: (_) _____ .~--- M ec' • • I 2 lQ_ ............... ----~ YICI PW ____ 9: ·----Wllf: ____ ,.... ____ _ IF YOU'RE A KIND. RE· SPO~SlBU, aa:t'llCbYr Sf. NI S. ~3htio aiJO) oGldoon. \pttrl\ aad ocJicr f1111 dwlp. plcast call me rm 'tlY nated abo1.a mta111J you• SWM. NI s. 11. 5'9' "'-inc. Call 3616. ARE YOU ASlM"" Vr:ry •· 111ct11t llld llllbk SWM WOlllil lt1.t IO llCCI YCJ11 for poPiblt n:~ IM11t. Call361J l'IEWPORT BEACH BUM. SWM. NJS. NJ1'), TI.C. f>71200. LSC·BS ~q. MKTGIPRIRE. ..eds «mftlbl)" SW. ieil'I .... ~ beacll bblde II> G'»t miy lldcmw;u. ~ 8adl. Call 4 S'4'M. NIS. ~ DARK HUMOR. ~-plWU. roruKJt.t-csnrc.. wt>, .. "°· lllhlt1l ¥r sh 111 lad) blllll., Hlipat · 11.t Jllll ltlw mr lllllS' IM• Call ml. SELF-CONTAINED. sue FOOT ARTISTISWMI Shlrp- tllllll IOClll sbll • 30 PllMllW ..... dilll tll • U · plaiMb6t 11111 cm tit lcailed. t111t11 Call Jl5l IEAUTlF\,'1. frOMAN (N· SID£ A."'1> Otn. tr.-d.,. SWlt c.iw--. NIS, '7. for 1n111 , bclcl. WI ln\tl, "'~ lloetJ&. f-. y. ~ ........ ~. CAii )~ WJM. . \4, ~V ~ . ..-..w. ... CCI Cll I' L DP for ~ lilllc ....... ~ cc-'7. ..... ..,. • lllt s.. A.a Cal Jru HAND OW TAU.. STAl&A SIM.~,_. ..,.._...,. SPfar ,.....,.._,. .. A r ... ..,.. a&ill-'· ..... , ... lmlt. c..m1 oww. l7. s urn.,. s •c. C'USflil. ACT1V DAD, ...... ... IDOml$, eood-loobac femak ".., alJOYS ru COD\-cnlCIOI llldstmtd .-mu. tnw CID 3793 ASIAN PIOFESSJONAL.. 39. HANDSOME. DAD. opcnnuaded ScckJ profff· Sloeal felUlc 10 folfall our dam .,..a.a for fUIMlltt. bllp. 1«11nty A SoOd II' I In-me Call 3838 UKE Ol.S.\'EYU.\1), la\t tia.a ~ mid ot ... sas" rm IC.t\o111 Cogmr or Poe w~ HcnnM S«bf11 p&UIOll> 11r 20-JO SWF Ima C&ll 3)()7 OLD-FASHIONED. LOV. ABLE. H.Ml>SOME.. laonca. Teddy Bar hldt bll >b). mar· nacc*SWM.NIS ~ pml)'. ll1hAdat. lleallhy. alllll-~ P'I • lleln. J(MO ~Call .J9l7 ATTRACTIVE, YOUNG. PlOff.SSIONAL. SWM fi. ..ml1 --. m.s 111¥· "'e Wf b ~ It lllip Irvine Call 3192 AV All.Allt.\,"'l'OA TTRAC· TIVE DWM. 47, Tddm'I~ da Scd.I SWMF. llndcr $'6'. EMO'T'lONALL Y HEAL lliY I.WO ).~ pla)flil. ~ Mllft. lirMr. bnatJI, NIS, i.. ~ 11111 •llU «M1Jm1tllltll lG-~5 c ... c.tl4l11 HAll..EY COWBOY UEC ~AalMMpft· ~ ~ lypt IO lft&t ........ ,,,. ... ..., ,..., tUllllfc • ... Bal e.oa.c.it.~ PILOTiW ~~ -.aaw 0WM. 6711 I ...... w.....a.-. -.aiw ..,.. ""' ..a ..... .~cam-,..._.,,a ..... I .... dlN. .... .... ....... inwr.Ctl •u. IOY1SH ,, 6'/11' ...... r.t . ..-c...,..., ~----..... ................. -.111...,~-.,., ...... ~ .... ..ur .... .,. Nr.,.. ...... Cll ... HAN'DSQ.f.(E SHM. 40 S 'I 170.eiijo)JilllmS.19BC. ~. ~.tam Sedi SWF far tcn- ou rclllicwlllp Oardm °""-e Call '441 STUD MUFFINIBADBOY . 2.5. 6'1'117.5 SWM. Wtaldi~. ~llhlebc~dlllc· I fXI l*f)til(. bssitll T 1D1111 Call l 164. INTEJ.LJGE."iT. ATTRAC· TTVE. EDUCATED f';ew.pm ~\t ·~S1np1~ 'd!Of Octalf'°"~ Lim lmtl lilt am. f111e cltllllll llld lbt load kit Seeks ... Ntr- pltl'I &acn. Call 441.5 RlCH. HEALTHY. ArrRAC· TIVESK."4, J7, mcciua build. woeJd lib IO lllClft dow'll IOC9111 ~tf for mim11t ~ ~ 8ta:b. Call 3113. S W\4. l5, f .5'1'/14.S I TL\tFJ. Y KNOCXOUT it1tks ~ b1od:0111 '°' ~p lud111 10 fncodsllip • IA lllrll' I Nno,._i ~ Ca.II 4'26 S'4.ll..1NO, WM. NIS. :W. c.alml) ............ r.. ...... rcm...r. lln IO'°' •l'IPPCd Victonai Seem ID ~ ~ 44, S'f/141, pniimioul. llolw1a. tllllllllC IO NJ ~~ '1lll'tC. ..... I),.,._,..,.... ICC, '""""' l'lllft. ~ Stwpan ..... c.e '°9S l'MTHE I ~ 26..5 ICT/ l.5~*"t•W11F ~, ailyldl"C,llt•~.-. .....s.. ... anw~ ............... , KJda COMI Maa. Oii) 'l'IO T .\LL. A 11l..£OC. ..... lillr .., _ _.._,~ Nt"t1> Ww I 1eW.i•talf. ....., .... JO ~ lll't ·-r1--·s.-.c-,.._C11lJM IKI TN IOOY, M n. T•M.a. ..,.. .,..,,. .. ,.~ QI 1\1 r11. Jllld>' • .trtc001111t. c111na. Ud-•·bun BnP, pla)fll.I. ......... pOllCI~ .... edec- llC tlllO't'IU. Tdla Rsh Call l9'l7 FL~ l'ttOFES.SIONAL. SV.'\C. N/S, 39. Sl'ltllO. cori~lln. •mer. tcaclltr A1hte1sc, balllly COllldmct. bnpt. ,lrlfd mlt.mlC) Stieb S WF. I s. for lllllNF· famil In• C~l 3631 YOO A.11\0 I 1rt dca.tl. killd. 1111tlb&m, tllbar. t.sdl eal>- llihcdamm.Enp1 Ille ....... IQ. pl(lplt. dlllllJ, lllO\IQ, ~ 1*1oOr1 ml OlllL I ani oWM. 47, 511166. bn>•1. pn. Co.ta Mel. C'll\ 4051 FORMER El'llOPEAN MODEL stcli, p.m101alt ~ "' • Nlr., clllr. fntwi. Loton ~. ~ 11'1)\lQ. , ... ~ -""'°°" Wonll die call' lmot Call 3477 SMALL TOWN V AWES' Alt ,.. 26-40 .... <*. ... MWlllWll. .......... ~ -•ll'lh1qe lllk' T•tls-s.dlcq>. llOll C90Cioul Md ~ dllllla floe lldf1 Mr '°°' La't ra1L CCllll Mm. ~ ~ M£DK'.AJ.ST\/DEJlt1', lie .... kl!.-: SJM s..\1t1 _,..._ ...... Sl1 SJP , .. 2' .. dllt.c ' ak•'• a J ~-Cill*l. STr'M ~AL 671 ID . ..._. Diliilin. ._. ............ swr-. ..... ' .... • ... lb .,..,.. Ciltd> .,. !' ..._ ..... , ... - < )( I , pllca.. tu dallO I bk llup. mg' lo-. Call"°" SWM'i 21. 6 1'1115. BLL'E EYES, c.o&ltf' tllldnl. i.i. tOale, UKlbp. lllllcUc. tpCJ8 ~ ....... ~ wiWla Dll. an11 lllnl:'l)~c. tt\ y SWFSS. In 1.nr C.U 3).&() \'U'\ HA.'1>50\CE ASl~~ ..edJ 'et)' ~Ill llllkr ~ SBJ-or WF for unpubi»c fVA Jr\ .. Can l6il SWNSM 29. 6!?20. ST ABL.f s Wllll. llellM dyUftlC umcst. rtl&ablr S«l.\ CIR We IJlCDC '° Mora pt 11 · lY lo lllt CAii Jl4S YOUNG 20 .5 10117.5•. SEEKS 11.23 "llo take ci.as. '°"" ..... ~e.. OilldoOn. cooc:a.. llCMis. fnr ~Ot~m.. lllip ~ur c..D 31 GE.'lT1.f.MM1. Y. WARM n 1rr1130. ~ nnr- •.111111aic 1..i n>d. r. ...... Seid.a 11t.f.M'-. fmialy OK. Nniim 8cldl Call 410i& WHrTE MALE. 21. 1m ra. tcd.J~IOC._.., -....-o1~ft~. ... ~i-.clnw Cal 1)29 SWM S'rul>b\1. 21.5 II'/ '2.50lt llllllll 1> tit ~ .... ~ lllka.l:-~~ Aia~'~b~ ~-. Clll 3041. ~'DEHAMU1 EYED Sltl&.M 24.-..ldllllk &.---. *'*'· ---~ n.T. J).JQ, for ,.. &._....,.._ Tw. Cll )I ~, Sbw•LU~ °""""1n" ~ (310) 592-6040 Men S1m99 Ylomm