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From the Daily Pilot Newsroom
THIS WEEK ... Biii Clinton, the ranking
Democratic presidential candidate, will be
in the area Friday noon -the guest of two
area Republicans, builder Kathryn
Thom~n and Western Digital Chairman
Roger Johnson. Clinton's appearance,
outside the Western Digital headquarters at
8105 Irvine Center Or, ls open to the
public. Free, of course.
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Patti Davis, daugl:lter of Ronald Reagan,
will be in Newport Beach on Thursday, .
plugging her new book, ''The Way I See It:
An AutObiography." If you want to see her,
mark it doWn : 11 a.m. at Harbor Reform
Temple, 2100 Mar Vista Or. in Eastbluff.
Tickets are S20. Call 497-9169 for details.
COMING SOON ... Newport Beach's
hot--off-the-press 92-93 bud.set Some S90
million In ex~nses in all. first public
hearing is set for June 8 at 7 p.m. at Oty
Hall, 1300 Newport Blvd.
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Wayne-Luby II. The long-running trial for
Dr. Thomas Cionis is over. He was
convicted of masterminding the attack on
ex-wife AJssa Wayne and fler
then-boyfriend Roger Luby. But the trial for
the private detective Gionrs allegedly hired
to carry out the beatin~ still looms. It's set
to get going June 1 in Santa Ana.
Can you tell which one ls not a student I
WHERE'S WALDO -ER, IRIS ... She ~
may not know schoolspeak and her ~
calculus may be rusty, but Daily Pilot 5ta(f
writer Iris Yokoi can still pass for a hiah :
school student. At least that's always &ien
the prevailing theory in the newsroom. •
And so it was that when the paper got·:
the bri~test and best students from t.fie
local h1Rtt schools together for the annual
Daily Pilot Academic All-Stars photo, Iris
slipPed into the picture.
See if you can tell the ref)<?rter from~-.
high school students in the photo above.
Answer below.
HEREEEEEEEEEEEE'S ROBERT ... Though
it would seem im~ble to u~t.age peren-
nial Newport Beach emcee Paul 5alata, .1
retired Judge Robert Gardner did lust that
last week at the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce installation dinnef.
A last-minute substitution for state Sen.
Marian Bergeson (who was, according to
Salata, up at the state Capitol reviewing
"Murphy Brown" episodes), the
80-year-old Gardner -who was in charge
of swearing in the new board of directors
-quickly dispensed with tradition by
tossing away several pages of
Chamber-prepared notes and saying, ''To
hell with it ... you're all swore in."
In the time he saved by ditching the
standard speec:h, Gardner held the
audience spellbound with stories of the
early days In Balboa. If you missed the
nigtlt. we imagine you can read about
thOse tales ana others in the judge's new
book, Bawdy Balboa: 1921-'41.
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When announcing Jim Dale as Citizen of
the Year, Salata, try1ng in vain to keep up
with Gardner, ignored_ a three-page Dale
bio prepared by the chamber and said,
"We know this guy. let's just bring him
up."
While some Cham~r officials worried
about the lack of protocol, veterans of the
local rubber-chicken dinner circuit gave the
unusual night an enthusi~ thumt>s up.
It was also a big ni~t for the Ca1mlchael
family. Sof! ~an1 a senior a}'9>rona del
Mar HiRh :,cnoot, was named winner of the
first Bo6 ~n Scholarship, receiving SSOO
for his college education at UC Berttetey.
And Dad Dave was Installed as the
1992-93 chairman 'ol the chamber board.
0 Other local business leaders named to
the 1992-93 brd of Dlrecton include:
Maxine MOft~Norm loall, CeliM Dob, M , llchard Luehrs,
Tom Johnton, Art tlcy, ..,.,.,.
Venezia, IClau1 CoedKlre, Chris lrown,
AM Crane, Tom ledwltz. lei Turner,
~ Voytet, lclb......., larbllra
. lile:bf, carol ~ Phi Clu_aaw, loMle
tt.ftllloft, Deftnlt O'Neil, M,_ Stanlm
and lclbWynn.
HEll'S WALDO -Ut, 1115 ... Artd lhe •wer It: Front rON cenlef. The one wtth h ~ tmHe, Of coune. She's not
hllcli• •to cal••· .
-fly .stew Mar6lr wldt IRI LobcW
The three molt popllar ...... school lunch items
In Newport-Mesa IChoolt:
1) plzza
2) ~rbecue hamburpn
3) Fiesta &r (Mexiart.food}
5-al ...................... -' ..... MMcm
Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 26 cents
Gray ·sides gonna clear up?
~ Beach merchants optimistic
that business will return with
the summer sunshine.
.,.
reasons
mism.
fo r opti· be completed m July, ix
months ahead of sched·
ule.
"We're e){pccting an
euremely good summer,"
said Dill Hamilton, owner
of The Cannery Restau-By Tony Cox
Busi1ess EdilOf
After battling the recession, an un-
seasonably overcast summer last yea r
and construction choking off access to
the coast, owners or beach-reliant busi-
nesses embark on a new summer with
The local economy
is showing signs or a
modest recovery, and
warm spring weather
suggests a hot, sunny
summer this year.
Another bit of good
pan ot an oocaslOflal HneS rant and Malarkey's Irish
news for coastal merchant~: Extension
of the Costa Mesa Freeway, a project
that jammed one of the major arteries
leading to the beach, is now slated to
l•l'~Nol
Kathleen Marx gets a final bagP.ipe adjustment from Charlie Rosenberger just before the Cameron Highlanders pipe
band from San Diego performe<I for the judges. Below, a pair of kilted Scots watch another group perform.
Great Scots
_.. 60th annual Sco_)tish Festiva l brings 50,000 to O.C. Fairgrounds.
By Anna Cekola ......
W ith the slc.irl of bagpipes soundina
throuah the May breeze, about 50,000
people frac all or Southern California
pthercd this weekend at the Orange County
fairarounds for the 60th nnnual Scotti h
Festival.
And as one would expect at the large t
annual Scottish Festival in Southern
California, colorful kilts were the fashion of
the day.
"l thlnk the kill is one or the thinp that
make people, no matter what their f 11urc, look
gorgeous," said Doreen Murphy, an event
organizer.
At the kilt making booth of Gcoff rey
(Tailor) Hi&hland Crafts, where the 5Ccret to
keeping the pleat of a gent's kilt flat and
sharp involves apptyin1 80 pounds of •team
pre ure to the wool fa bric, business was brisk
as festival goers chose from an array of tartan
designs, too numerous to count.
Salesman Mark Gilbert said each Scotti h
clan has a its owns tartan desian for day,
evcnina and huntina wear.
"The kilt is the main part of the outfit," he
SM FESTIVA!Aa ....
Pub 1n Newport Beach.
"We're starttng off with a bang already.
''In 19 years, last )Car was our mo t
disappointing. Too many things ganged
See BUSINESS/llCk Piii
' Humphries
closing up
jewel shop
~ Costa Mesa merchant
says 46 years is enough;
holds retirement sale.
By Tony Cox
Bosnss ECSl!Dt
DOWNTOWN COST A MESA
-After 46 )Cars in bu!>iness. 1.ct-
cran 1e"'eler J C. Humphrtc!> io;
ge tting out or the retail Je"elry
bu)ine!>!>.
The Newport Oeach re!>1dcnt '
store at Costa Mesa Court)'Jnh.
J .C. Humphne) Jey,eler . began a
retirement sale last Y.cd. and "
expected to complete the hqu1dJ·
tion and be out or bU!>IOeSS b~ the
end of June. Humphries. \\hO de ·
clined 10 disclO)C h1) age. said he
decided not to renew his Court-
yards lease. which is set 10 e'p1rc
this summer.
"After 46 years 1n bus1nes .
there comes a time "hen we all
should make a change.··
Humphries said.
Humphries said that like other
merchants in the area. his ,Jes
have been hurt by the recession
and by construction. But he
added that he believes his bust·
ne s has fared relatively well dur·
ing the downturn, and economic
conditions didn't affect his dec1·
sion.
''No one ha s been untouched
by ii, but it didn't hit U!> as hard
as some or the o thers:·
Humphries said "Being here ,
long, "'e ha1.c a lot of good CU\·
tome rs .
.. , hke to loo._ on the po 1tl\c
side. )'ou can tall.; )OUrseJ\e in10
a recession and )'OU can tall
)"Ourselves out of 1t by being po~•
tt\e and doing the thin~ )OU
need to do. We 've had one and a
half years of dechne. but the
other 44 ha\e been good "
In fact , Humphrie said he of-
fered to let ht daughter, Kathy
See RETIREJWll* Piii
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A2 Monday. May 25, 1992
.Locals Only
WEEKLY PlANNER
Government Meetings
0 Newport Beach City Council -The
council will hQld its regular bimonthly
meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the council
chambers at City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd ..
The public is invited to ~rticipate. There is
a public comment period\t the beginning of
each meeting. during which residents may
offer comments on any item not appearing on
the agenda. Public input is also welcome on
age nda items, as they come up. 0 Costa Mesa Planning Commission -The five-member
commission handles building and zoning matters and approves
development plans, subject to review by the City Council. The
commission normally meets the second and fourth Monday of
each month. Due to the Memorial Day holiday, the commission
"ill hold it) regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in the council
diambers at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. The public is welcome to
.111cnd.
12J Costa Mesa Parks, Recreational facilities and Parkways
Commission -.This five-member commission, appointed by the
C11y Council, takes action on all matters re$.arding the city's many
pMks. ball fie lds and other recreational facllities as well as
cit\ ·owned greenbelts. The commission will meet at 6:30 p.m.
\\ cdnesday in the council chambers at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
J'hc: public is invited to attend and offer comments.
.:J Mesa Consolidated Waler District -Water rates, water
~upplie) and other matters pertaining to management of this
\!)\C:ntial re.,ource arc the purview of the district's board of
directors. The board will conduct a public meeting at 7 p.m.
I hur),Ja~ al the district's temporary headquarters, 19~ Placentia
,\,c. The Ul"tnct encompa!>Ses all of Costa Mesa, part of Newport
Ui:.1ch, John Wayne Airport and parts of unincorporated Orange
Count~.
Traffic report
The Fourth Street offramp from the
southbound Santa Ana Freeway closed
Sunda) and \\ill remain closed until !.pring,
1993.
The number two lane on Pacific Coast
Highway "'ill be closed from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
between El Moro and High Drive through
June 15.
On the northbound and southbound Santa
Ana Freeway, night closures, 11 p.m. to 5
a.m .. "ill occur on va rious lanes be1wccn
Jdfre) Road and Jamboree through June, 1992.
On the San Diego Freeway, the number three, fou r and five
lanes at the Harbor Boule\ard undercro)!>ing and Harbor
Boule' ard offrnmp \\111 be clo~cd from 6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday,
~fay 30.
On Pacific Coast Highway, the number two lane from the
Niguel Shore) undcrcrossing to Vista del Sol will be clsoed from 9
a.m. to 3 pm. Fnday, May 29
The northbound Santa Ana Freeway connector to the
Southbound Co!>la Mesa Freeway will remained closed until
\\Inter, 199.\
N1ghll)' dll\urc .... midnight 10 5 a.m., on the northbound Costa
Mesa Freeway from the Santa Ana freeway to Fourth Street, will
continue through May, 1992.
On the Costa Mesa Freeway, the northbound Fourth Street
olfr.1mp .,.,,11 remain clo!.ed through Spring. 1993.
On the Cost.a Mesa Freeway, night cloi.ures, from m1dnigQ.t to 5
.1 m . llf all nnr1hbound and o;,outhbound lanes bet\\een the Santa
AnJ I rec\\,I\ interchange and Fourth Street in Santa Ana will
cuntmue through ~1.1)
School lunches
'.1onday -MEMORIAL DAY HOLIDAY
Tuesday -Ch1d.cn !>trtp!> or soft taco.
lc:ttuce. chcc:~e cup. n11xcd vegetable), animal
cr.1ckcr~. mil~
\\ednesday -Por~ ch1l1, beans, N soft
t.1co. lettuce. chc:c-.c cup . .,.. arm tortilla. butter,
orange juice bar, mil~
Thursday -ltJlt.1n ..,paghetti, tossed salad
M ,oft taco, lettuce. cheese. apple-ra1<,1n
bro"n bell). French bread, milk
Friday -Crisp taco or soft taco, chcel.e,
lc:11ucc, Mc,1cJn rtLe, apple, milk
·Fine : Print .._,;,. . .': ~
Sue Snider.Sue Hendershott. Terri
Dodgen. Shawn BreHe. Celia Del•
crul Mugaret Morley. Seeley Mutin.
01.ant Ptstoles1 Beth Ho((man. and
ll\a Smith ~re the ten ou1Stand1ng
H11.1)o\ Hosp1tJI nurses honored with
ph.,,..1rtan.rund('d scholarships at the
f"<ond Annual Nuf\ong Schola!Vttp
Pro~r ,)m a'hirds banquet held May
DiiijPiiL
VOL. 88, NO. 120
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4th •
Megan Callahan (1 Jl of Corona dcl
Mar was among the founer patients
"ho g.ithered at .i reunlOn p.irty for
gradu.it~ of the bone marrow trans·
plant program at Children's Hospital o(
Orange County
She 1s JOI~ by Rita Secola, a dtnt·
cal nurse spec1<1l1~ in oncology
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Almanac
Editof'I Nott: .NrNMC IUflS lrt the
Pilot on Satutdlyr.
Births
Saint JeMph Hoepltal
Moy3
o laura and a.Mes Defarbs, New·
port Beach, girl
Hoa9 Memorial H.-pltal
Moy.C
o Naiw:y and Chrl1topher Choc:H,
Newport Beach, boy
o Debra and Midl..S lteym>lds, New-
port Beach, boy
o Rob4n and Scott Fltnlmons, Newport
Beach, girl o TrKJ and David Hoff, Costa Me.a,
Jlrl
Moy 6
o Mariana and Kevin Donahue, Costa
Mesa, boy
tv'.oy 7
o Mary and ~rt Morallce, Newport
Beach, girl
o Lisa and Winlam Tanplos, Costa
Mesa, girl
Moy8
o Nancy and ltodney Querry, Costa
Mesa, boy
o Neelam and Nawal Tlwarl, Sanu Ana
~ghts, girl
Moy9
o Alanna and Kenneth Urbanus, New·
port Beach, girt
Moy 10
o Carol and Scott Hankins, Newport
Beach, boy
o Kristin and Todd Morta.son, SanQ
Ana Heights, girt .
o Pa~ and James White, Newport
Beach, girl
Moy 11
o Liu~ and Pet.er Colden. Co5U Mesa,
boy
o Ana and Ja.e Para~ Cost.a Mesa, girt
o Pamela and Marti Nosko, Newport
Beach, boy
a Sharon and William Johnston, New-
port~. boy
Moy 12
o Nancy and David Murray, Corona del
Mar, girl
Moy 13
a Pamela and Ralph de Buder, Balboa
Island, boy
a Jill and Jama KAimbach, Newport
Bffch, girl
o Stephanie and lllchard Roberts,
C05U Mesa, girt
Moy 1.C
a Kathleen and Michael "°""' Costa Mesa, boy
Moy 15
o Ellubeth and John Massimino, SanQ
Ana Heights, boy
o JaYM and Jeff Hade. Costa Mesa, girl
o April and Stewn Boyer. Com Mesa,
girt
Moy 16
o Maria and Juan Martinez. Cosu
Mesa. girl
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ofth9pubfiea1kwundpo1t ltoon*"9nty, likeonh1.,1iglf.,door, Mon~
bYletin boerd at home or .. oltice.
3. A'*• wna.. you will nob M moet rainy dllya occur on RISt(Y ~.and you
will~ gain confidence In p&annlng ~~on h ORVOAYS.
The becalta won't be peftKt, but ycMJ wll enjoy W9fY f8YOfablie odds Oll'W h
monfl• and ~a. RemMlbet, "Aiaf(y" dlly1 .,. not neceaaatty IWny dlyl, but
limply h ct.ya f\at Nt\19 been cab ~.-cf. b f\11 pettic:ular forecaal .. lion OYlf
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Deaths
.
Costa Meao
o lupne Anthony Shillington, 55 on
April 22, 1992.
o LeRoy Arley Leonard, 82 on April 20,
1992.
o Helen Elaine McGee, 71 on Apnl 20,
1992.
o Harold Herman Cr<tf, 86 on April 17,
1992.
O fdWard Dewitt Wlntlow, 69, on ~I
17, 1992 ••
Newpotthoch
o WIJbur Albert lleynoldt, 79, on April
19, 1992
OCalherine Shaw P~ 74, on April
20, 1992.
o john Cfyde Robem, 67 on Apnl 17,
1992.
a Dal!as Eugene Holloway, 49, oo A.pol
17, 1992.
o lubet p...,lfne C:0.. 83, AprR 16.
Marriages
the Orange County Reaxder's Office.
Coeta Meea
o John Howud Albinton married Janis
RunlcJe on April 25, 1992 In Costa
Mesi.
o Scott Alan Fisdter m.rried m Jo.
hann.a Talpale on April 24, 1n Ntwpe>rt
Beach.
o Kirk Frederic Edwards married
Heather Leigh Belt on April 25. 1992 in
Orange.
o Peter Alkn ~ married Pa1rida
Ellen Cam~ll on ~pril 25, 1992 in
Westmi~.
Newport 8eoch
a Theodore Jamn list.op married
C)lnthla Maura Cockrfll on Aptil 11,
1992 in El Toro. '
o Paul H. Ounhotter married Patricia
Ann Hurley on Apnl 25, 14192 1n C~
~delMar.
o Mltdlell by Johnson rNrried Julie
Ann Kalwatt on Apnl 25, ,1992" in U ·
gu~ Beach
o Stuatt Hunter HutchlttaPn married
Melani Teresa Ooftnels 6t' Apnl 25,
1992 in Onnge.
Bankruptcies
the ~ IJMrlttuptq Coult "' ,s,,,,.
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o Wyftdham ~lgh oa.MC>ftd• Inc.
~f)(ef 11.
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c H'afa Tech Dime•1loe1 Chlpter 7.
Business licenses
New bus/nm lice~ infonNtJon lff-
potted by the dtles of COSQ Mesa and
1*wpolt &!«:Ii.
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Newporthoch
o Tom jewelt ol Time Out EnterpriMt
Inc. at 2301 Francisco Or.
o ICN.lil Abraham of Call Amerb Inc.
at 26-46 Dupont Or.
o Reno Galaul at 442S Jarnboftt Rd.
o Erle Baltz ol Horptt.alfty Plannlllt
Croup at .C667 Mac:arthur Blvd.
eo.ta .....
o James P<1ul~n ol Coast Mo¥1nt and
Storage at 3161 Cirbraltor Ave.
o Wiiiiam Webster of ~
Taste at 1713 ~hu PtKe.
a Jan Renne at ~nice Renne Interior
Designs at 291 S Red Hill Ave.
o Joan Otting of Sttttt Awatt.Mas at
170 17th St.
o Adir Samaha ol N~ ~ry at
283 17th St.
DUI arrests
ne ~ peop. ~ anat«t ~
pa« ..ct Oii iwp/doll « drlrilttl .., • mn-.. no.. ,,.,,.. .... °* bee.a .,.
,..,ed Oii ,...,._. « • "'-eoct. • .ma
Ill ad au.es. ~ &re WICXZOI 1111tJ1 PfO'/"
enpilty.
CostoMeM
o Jotu1 Hury Hoaee-., 66. a.a Mcaa
DJ&IDCI Denno H-. o . a.ta Me..
o Jeffrey Scott '1liv.nna11. lOt c:a.ta Mua
o Martha Gayle Skiua, 53, Celt.a Mesa
o DIVid loru Baker, 21. Q)sia Mesa
o Ruben er-.~ lO, Cclu Mea
DKanber'1 V. Abbod, SS, Call M ..
DSa>lt Corey Pctmca. 31, ~rritOI
0 DIMd 1'ht1lll Q&-.Nbu., 19, F'ulknm
o Ju-Caro& Cnwfo.d. JI, Neorpon
8cldl
N.wp411't hoch
o Mar\ A1lc.'o Cohea. ». Lq\llla Hilb
DWl)'llC V'IC Scheer. )4, Tcap&e Qty
o Stell.A Alaudcr Polcaala. 35. NftrJIO"
8tKb
o Thomu EAhrard Nldwd. 36. O.u M-
o SlCYeD P1tntk C2laU. 27, HwrdftatOll
Budl
o Sclll Mldlul EllU.C., lJ. H11n1 JlllOll
Beach .
o Cul Jun Campbc.U. ~ "'"'°" Budl
0 Ralll lpedo Solorio. 34, 0.0..
o Waley DnyM ~ )0, OIJtlrio
DSberric Deftbc Oarcia. 31, Cotta Me11
o J-.. R.oeelcl, 2S, S-&a AM
0 Dvmi ,_ Monia, 13, Newpon ...
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Costa Mesa
In whit ~lice ire callini an assault
with a deadly v.-c1pon. a 3).ycar-Old Newport Bcacll man was nearly nm over by a van on East 19th s~c
Thursday cvcninJ at about 8. The man
said he wu ridlO& toward Irvine Av·
enue ""hen the newer-model silver Dodge Vlln honked 11 him. The C')'Chsl said ne moved close r 10 the curtJ, bur
as the Viln drove by, 1he motorist swerved toward him. narrowly mi in&-• Pohcc arrested four people Thursday
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U:Jt&.& U 61D,.-.4.I
cvcnin1 on su picion of selling narcot-ics in the arc;a of l91h Street and Pomona Avenue. The suspects, l.cone Hcrrcru·Hernandcz, 27, Lee Collin
Ctiena ull, 32, Sylvcsrcr Bautista, lS,
ind R1u1 Mendez-Villicana. IS~ were
booked into Co ta Mesa City J1il at about 7:50 p.m. •
Afler pryin& ope n the window or I
home on lhC 900 block Of Chc\enne Street, someone stoic about S900 in
property lncludin& a 1u1t:sr and Game·
bo)' m:1chine •
Compulcr cqu1pmcn1 worth :sbuul
f'
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SJ,700 Wi!o )tokn from the Automobile Oub of Southern Olhforn1a. Offieiah
Cl)>Cct an employee mi1y be r«pon iblc
since there have been no bur~!Jries 81
the F1irview Road complex. • Someone_ •rabbcd a tool bo~ ...,orth abouc S2.20CJ earlier 1his monrh from the b:ick of a truck parked in rhe drivc-
w11y or a home on 1he 2100 block or
Me)'Cf Pl:m:.
Newport Beach
Grarriri w:is sprayp.lintcd 1n blue and
red on a Ian •tucco \t,JI) surrounding 1
home in the 2200 block or Irvine Av-
enue. The vandalism was the umc
color. st)'le and content as that found
on 11 city of Newport Beach sian •bout
SO feet away carlfcr this ~cit. •
A door lock w1u. filled llo'1th cJue on 1 1988 OMW parked in the U~ Marina Vill:11e ~rkinJ structure •
Someone cnrcrcd an 1p1nment in the 500 block or Dahlia Avenue
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Hollday brings memo~les of one MeP1orial Day we'd really rather forget
F or years my wife and I spent Memorial Day
weekends at Catalina Island. Our yacht club
always had a big cruise over there, 20-30 boats
maybe. But no more. Now it gets no more
adventuresome on Memorial Day than an exchange
wilh Long Beach Yacht Club.
uncomfortable. About half an hour later the
weather-guessers started warn ing mariners.
Just after midnight, the wind began 10 howl and
the dark waters turned rude and rough. It got
That's because of the Memorial Day weekend of
1988, perhaps the most disastrous boating weekend
in southern California history.
On that Saturday morning, our boat cleared the
Newport Harbor jetty at 6:23. The official weather
broadcast warned campers or windstorms in the
high desert, but told mariners to expect only the
usual southwest-to-westerly winds or 10 to lS knots.
At 10, we arrived at Goat Harbor, a tiny notch in
the island about halfway between Avalon and the
Isthmus. We planted bow and stern anchors and
settled back to enjoy the day, The wind came up
some, but tha.t's the way it is over there in the
afternoon.
On the
Coast
steadily wor c and breaking waves
came rolling straight into Goat"
Harbor.
By 3 in the morning, the place
was chaos. Forty and 50-foot boat~
were being tossed around like
bathtub toy~ But they an held
anchor. Two snilboats, Mariposn
and Cricket, were tucked up
against a hill on the far side of the
cove, bobbing gently. 1 was
envious.
The rest of us stood watches,
engines running in case an anchor
gave way. Most of us hnd knives
ready. Jr you lost your bow anchor,
Boat cocktail parties started at the appropriate
hour, even though the breeze was freshening
considerably and it was getting slightly
you would have to cut your stern anchor line
instantly and get out of there. If you did n't, )Ou'd
be tossed in seconds into another boat or, 111 our
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Memorial service -The
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
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AMVETS Post 117, and Jewish War
Veterans Post 760 as well as Boy
Scout Troop 6~6 will participate in
the 38th annual Memorial Day
services "Lest We Forget" at
Harbor Lawn Memorial Park and
Mount Olive Cemetary, 1625 Gisler
Ave., Costa Mesa at 11 a.m. today.
The public is invited to attend.
Tuesday, May 26
Republican Women -
The Costa Mesa Republican
Women Federated will meet at
10:30 a.m. May 26 at the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club. Guest
speaker will be Susan Tully,
Immigration Coordinator for FAIR.
Call 546-481 6 or 557-6545 for
information.
Chamber mixer -The
Corona del Mar Chamber of
Commerce will hold its monthly
mixer from 5 to 7 p.m. May 26 at
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case, onto the beach or the rocks.
I wnnted out of there! Dut two boats' ahe:>d of u'i
were camped on our main anchor and the chain
nnd rope that led from 11 to the boat. At d.1wn, they
left and we fellowed in moments. 1 had to cut our
stern anchor lane to get out. But it "as stretched so
taut it took only a faint touch of the blade to i.licc
through the half-inch rope.
My wife and I decided-to head home rather than
eek shelter somew11cFe else on the island. We no""
had only one anchor and there '"ere only two of us.
We hadn't slept for 24 hours and we might have
another day and night of this (and we would have)
I didn't think we could handle that.
We decided to go fo r it. As we left. I glanced at
Mariposa and Cricket; they "ere stall itting quactl~
My wife dro"e the boat as I got the anchor up and
safely stowed, and then took O\Cr the wheel.
"Wha t should I do no\\," she asked calml).
"!low 'bout t~1king a nap?" I i.uggestcd. And she
diO:-Until hea')' cas tossed her out of a double
berth and onto the noor.
The radio cradled ,.,.ith panad.cd voices, one a
woman \\hO)e husband wai. washed O\Crboard about
fhe mile!> from our position. \\'c t.:cpt our upper lips
stiff through a rndio net"ort.: w.1th friend~ who were
al ... o heading back.
Con en'>us was that winds ''ere a stead) 40-50
knoti., seas 15 to 20 feet. For four hours, we'd climb
up the back of .1 wave, then skid do" n the face.
The trick was not to let the bo.11 get sidcw U)S Thnt
would ha'c been 'cry bad forl'l.
It \\as 'CJC), but nothing like what \\as happening
to ~fJnposa and Cricket. They "ere no"' on \he
radio, calling desperate!) for help a ... the storm
pu,hed their boab unto the rod;,. Buth boats were
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'Business The Business page runs ~n Mondays, Wednesd.lys, Thursdays and Fridays Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642-4321, ext. 271
Entrepreneurs
Who• Chuck, Fritz and Harold Hanson, brothers who founded
•and own Hi-Time Cellars. Chuck, 61, and Harold, 50,
both live in Costa Mesa, while 65-year-old Fritz Hanson is a Newport
Beach resident. The Hansons come from a family of commercial
fishermen. Originally from Alaska, the Hansons moved to Southern
California about 50 years ago.
What• Hi-Time Cellars has one of the largest wine selections
• in the country. The Hanson's stores have more than
S,000 different wines, ranging in price from S 1 to $3,000 a bottle.
Hi-Time Cellars also has a huge selection of liqueurs and liquors, as well
as more than 300 brands of beer. In addi1ion, Hi-Time has a large stock
of cigars, pipes, gourmet coffees and candy, and the company rents
refrigerated storage spaces to wine collectors. Chuck Hanson's wife runs
a flower shop at 1he main Hi-Time store at 250 Ogle St. in Costa Mesa,
and outside operators lease a deli and a travel service at the facility.
Hi-Time offers frequent tasting events and classes for its customers.
Wh~• Chuck Hanson said his brother Fritz wos encouraged to
• go into business by his father-in-law, who owned what was
then a va ant lot at 17th and Irvine. Fritz chose the liquor business, and
from those beginnings. the Hansons learned as they went. AJthough they
specialized in wines -they developed contacts by traveli ng around to
all the wineries in Napa Valley in the late 1950s -they maintained
large selections in other segments of the business. The Hansons were
motivated by a strong entrepreneurial spirit. "I don't think we could
work for somebody else," Chuck Hanson said. "We like to meet the
people and treat the people the way they should be treated."
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Wh • The Hansons opened their first store, located near en. 17th Street and Irvine Avenue, in 1957. They added a
storage facility in 1he early 1970s and a second store in the early 1980s.
The largest Hi-Time Cellars store opened in 1984.
How• In spite of the recession, Hi-Time Cellars had its best
•year ever in 1991, and through the first three months of
1992, sales are well ahead of last year's pace. The Hansons don't have
near-term expansion plans, but even while celebrating their 35th year in
business, they see potential for growth within their existing market.
"People in Costa Mesa still come in who didn't even know we're here,"
Chuck Hanson said. "People keep learning more and more about us and
coming from farther away." Harold, left, and Chuck Hanson, two founders of Hi·Time Cellars.
Where• The original Hi-Time store remains and is managed
• by Fritz Hanson's son Keith. The second store is
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Out-ol~thls-world premiere
...,. Exchange Club hosts screening of 'Alien 3' to benefit child abuse prevention
I f you see "aliens" around
town wcating black T-shirts
with fluorescent green let·
tcring. chances arc they attended
the recent Newport Harbor
Exchange Oub sell-out benefit.
Sil< hundred people were gjvcn
the shirts as
mementos of the
showing of
lifestyles Editor T.J. Hutchinson ... 642-4321, ext. 366
~UN ~~~y f'tiol
From left, Exchange Club president W.C. Fox and Greg and Bob Washer, who co·chaired the event. Vllll -
"AJien 3" at
Edwards Lido
Theater. This was
the third year the
Exchange Club
has captured the
Orange County
premiere of a
Twentieth
Century Fox film.
Above, Angel Clyde Wrig_ht, left, with Sotera and David Brakesman.
Be low / from I e ft / Bob an Cl Gin i Robins and Bill Cu I be rtso n. 1.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Society The father-son
team of Bob and
Greg Washer
chaired the party
which began with a food tasting
fair along side the theater.
"We have eight restaurants
participating -The Cannery,
Tutto Marc, Hassan's, Gino's oo
the Hill, Rusty Pelican, Perry's
Pizza. Hosum Bistro and Pavil·
ions." said Bob Washer, who has
been affiliated with the club for 10
)'Cars and got son Greg involved.
The fund-raiser is expected to
bring in $30,000 net for the club's
Chi ld Abuse Prevention Center of
OC and its Teen Parent Program.
Guests at the event also
included club president W. C. Fox
and wife Julie and emc1:c William
Oemeulle (he helped award
pri2"eS) and his wife Carol. Others
were Dawn Washer, William
Barrington, Gina and George
Lesley, Lois Wood, executive
director or the CAP center, Jackie
and John Winger, Bill Wittman,
Pat and Sydney Ottm and Jim
E~rds Jr.
Primary sponsors of the benefit,
Donna and John Crean, were out
or town and missed the movie, but
then so did Bob Washer, who was
busy \\ith clean·up duties while
others watched Sigourney Weaver
battle the aliens. • AWARD: The NH Exchange
Club has awarded its "Book of
Golden Deeds" award to Jim
Edwards Jr. for his quiet good
deeds in helping the club raise
more than $45,000 for child abuse
prevention. Also, Edwards has
been in"olvcd with more th an 40
other ch::iritable organizations. • NEW OHICE:.RS: Laila Conlin
of Newport Beach wa!I 1n~talled a!I
president of UCI TO\\n ana GO\\ n
during a luncheon at the Co~ta
Mesa Red Lion lnn. Others taking
office for next year include Ann
Johnson, Michael Macinnes, Lu
Jenkins, Carmelita Moffat,
Caroline Crawford, Lorraine
Brody and Peggy Montgomery.
The gift of gab: Some have it, som~ don't
F or thousands of years
husbands have groused they
can't get a word in edgewise.
l'm not urpriscd.
Their timing is terrible. Men
ponder before
they speak, and
miss that fleet ing
window of
opportµnity to
slip in a small
one-syllabic
rebuttal.
Granted,
women's
domestic
dissertations
leave few
openings for
dissent, but the
real problem is
biological.
In a recent brain study by
researchers at UCLA, they
discovered women have huger
Spleniums than men. Located in
the Corpus Callosum which links
both halves or the brain, the
Splcnium controls verbal fluency.
It's a cranial word processor
enabling ladies to pontificate for
days without a k>ss for words.
I've orten speculated why the
dominant sex got short-changed on
marital communication. Perhaps it
was favoritism that prompted
Mother Nature to gave women the
words, while relcaating the male
to the role or listener. To make
sure there was a patient listener
for every endless talker, she
devised an ingenious incentive
called sc.x. While this trade-off
works when you're young, it
dissipates with age.
One of the common grievances
or a vintage
marriage is lack
or commun-
ication. On one
side of the
breakfast table we
ha\c 11 f rustratcd
wife yearning to
unleash her verbal
powers. Opposite
crouches her
silent mate,
hunkered down
behind the
Illustration by Bill Mcintyre
sanctuary or his newspaper -
which envelops him like a duck
blind. Since his conversational
skills arc only up to a grunt io the
morning, he rejects discussing has
mate's cultunil agenda for a
36·city opera tour of Europe.
• to imprO\e a hu sband 's e)e
contaet. After 40 or 50 }Cars of
wedlock, a mnn loses his ability to 1
keep both eyes riveted on his wife
when she's tnlli.ing. H1 orbs tend
Women use 7,000 words a day
-coofidcnt there are plenty more
from these came from. However,
men only mutter 2,000 words a
day -500 of which arc
squandered asking their wives
where the car keys arc. Males
aren't any more loquacious with
their own sex. Ever hear a couple
of cronies on the phone? Their
dialogue is as terse as an overseas
cable. "Hi Jack. Bill here. Right.
Yeah, bye."
As men age, even trial lawyers
clam up. To compensate for the
vacuum, women's verbal abilities
dramatically increase. If there's
anything that distresses o femal e,
It's a convcr ationol gap. We hove
the some compulsion to fill empty
pauses as empty wall spnce. It's
our eternal decorating drive.
Part of this frustration could be
cased if there were contact Jen es
to wnndcr as if preoccupied with
some urgent project like getting
another beer from the fridge .
Filtered cont:ict lcnse \\Ould
reduce the glare and harm to the
optic nerve of staring into a wifc'i.
penctratmg pupil -encouraging
more cyebull to cycbull
communication.
Since I frequently exceed the
nonn:il quota of 7,000 word a da)
by mid-morning, I'm rclic,ed to
know it stems from my ovcri.izcd
Splenium and not something 1 can
control. My husband, however. "
praying for the day they'll be able
to take care of this problem
surgically.
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Monday. M•y 2s. 1992 •0
Entertainment Enh:ri.tinment Edilor Matt Coker, 642-·U21 e~t. 370
Distress signals broadcast from Mar--FM radio oHi.cials
By Matt Cobr fJW.,.,. Ecllor re·shufned -11 clear indication things
aren't going well.
The most-recent Arbitron ratings don't
even show Mar in the top 27 signals in
the Lo Angeles area, meaning the station
captured less than l percent of the total
market.
According to an expert on the Southern
California radio market, "If you can't get
1 percent, it's time to put a gun to your
head. Mars is nowhere to be found."
.
remained in
Newport Beach.
Roberts, who
founded KROQ
and sold the
alternative-rock
station for a
re~rted $45
million in 1986.
boasted Mars
would launch
the next wave
'It you can't get 1 percent
(in ratings), it's time to put
a gun to your head. Mars is
nowhere to be found .'
Racchel Donohue ;ind the
Swed1 h Eagle -jorned
Mars as "'ell. Popul;ir
K-Occan staffer Holl>
Adams'"'' p1d.ed up.
Dr. Love, "'ho ha-. been ~·
dec1ay at KUCl·FM tn
lnrne for four yeJr:., said he
"'as enthu!>iu-.11c \.\hen Mars
radio market expert debuted as a trcsh
Jlternall\e 10 KROO
"Srncc then. it's gnuen a
<,uffering cu~uah1es
··u1g Ron" O'Uncn, the morning mJn
IJtc ot Kl IS·I M. resigned last \.\eek.
Reshuf111ng the st:won's lineup became
one ul the fir,1 dutie' uf nc"" gcnc1al
man.1~er Luz Erdm.1nn. Dunahuc h.11>
been ;hilted tu thl! morning dmc-11mc,
follo""cd by the 5,,cJi h E:.iglc, Atfom:o,
Snakeskin fur the Jftcrnoun dri\.e and
Rob Franci' C\enin~'
I f the best music on earth comes from
Mars·FM, earthlings in these parts are
tuned into the wrong solar system.
Newport Beach-based radio station
K-Ocean was put out lo sea a year ago
Sunday as Mars debuted at 103.l on the
FM dial. But despite catchy slogans, a
unique dance-oriented rock format and
the brain trust from one of the most
success! ul stations of the '70s and '80s,
Mars is still but a blip on the ratings
screen.
And there have been signs of trouble
on the red planet.
Mars debuted on May 24, 1991, after
new owne r Ken Roberts bought K-Occan
(KOCM) and Santa Monica-based sister
station K-Surf (KS~F) for a reported
in rndio programming by combining
alternative, dance, rock, rap, industrial
and reggae to create a fresh, dance-music
m~. .
little more ra\ c oriented, "h1ch ill f111e.
because at lcJ:.I the>'rc !>till different." he
said. "Bui I still wi'h they'J take u' out a
li ttle more 1han they do .... Why not go
for Alph.i Ccn1auri? Can't hurt."
M.1r..' bi£!;C't problem m.1~ be a lorm.11
that appeal<. to u n.1rro\\ au~.hcncc bc1111!
c:imcd vn a "'e:iker sign:il th.111 that of
the '''t.' b1g·r.1t1n!!' g1.1bbcr., t 1~ ''edged
bct"ccn -1\.115 .ind KOS I l·M.
A new general manager came aboard
three weeks ago. The on-air personality
during the crucial morning drive-time slot
resigned last week. Other slots have been
S 17. 7 million. He simulcast the two
3,000-wall stations with programming
originating in Santa Monica. K-Ocean
became little more than a receiving
station, though a smnll sales staff
Freddie Snakeskin came aboard as
programmer/deejay, posts he held during
the heyday of KR OQ. Other veteran
on-air per onalitie of that station -
Mars h;i, m1roduced new :1t1ists ''ho
weren'1 gelling airplay else\\ here, but the
so-called "Ne" Music lmasion" '"'
A' lur u'hennl! an u hut·nc.:" form.it,
thue arc ~tar h~bmh 111 o.:crt:un arc.l!\ ot
the wuntr). but ~one h.111t: me1 much
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•--ESS he expects his beach·side hotel to ~"erage occupancy
...,... of 75 percent 10 80 percent ~tween June and Au-
From A 1 gust. It Newport has another overcast summer, he -tt1n~~
From A1
ba5ed compan1. one o1 the
in the world, arc made du ~
events" such 1s the Scottish Fe1ti-
up on u , Now wo"ve got somethin& 10 look forward said, the Doryman•s lnn won't lil~ely improve over it
co for 1 chanee." current occupancy nte of SS percent to 60 percent.
Summer is tnditionally the most prosperous and Paul Heussenstamm, owner of Newp0n Surf &
· Spore. NJd the reccuioa caacerbated what he con-important time of year for this area's hu,e com-aiders an over satuntion of surf shops in this 1 rea,
muniry of beach-oriented businesses. There are other, but he added that he believes weather will be the big-
lcss-cxtended periods, such as spring bcoalc and the aest {actbr in how stores such as his do this summer.
Olristmas shopping season, when such businesses The comeback in beach busine~ this summer -
tend to do especially wel~ but summer typically offers should it materialize -will arrive too late for one or
local merchants an opportunity to capitalize on a Heussenstamm's competitors. Pacific Coast Surf &
tt\ree-month period of increased activity in the area. Sport, an eight-year-old shop on West Coast High-
According to Hamilton and other business owners way, is closing this month.
contacted, weather will be a huge factor in the sue· The Jamaican StyJc storl.1ear .Newport P*
oess or failure of this summer season. ~:.iDYia&'an Ollfll'W. OOillllMfll Sondra Dias, owner o
•'we hope the weather is better this summtr,~~--,-'lhe 'liore, said her business has ct>ne extremely well
Mike Palitz, owner of the Doryman's lno near New-since lbe opened a year ago. She said that as factors
port Pier. "The weather can move our occupancy rate Jike the economy and the weather improve, she ex·
by 20 percent on its own. You can book the room, pccts the business to do even better.
but as soon as the weather gets overcast, )'OU start "Our product is startina to hit big in beach areas/'
getting cancellations." Dias said. "We did very well during the recession. It
Paliu said that if the weather is good this summer. will definitely be better when the weather is good."
Sunshine might ftllllY show up for beach rush
NEWPORT BEACH -Al-
though low clouds put a damper
on Memorial Day beach activity
Sunday, forecasters say the sun
should break through much ear-
lier today, just in time for the
peak holiday rush.
On Sunday, the sun finally
RETIRE
From A1
Htfmphries, keep the store open,
but she also wanted a change. He
said he eKpects the locaJ economy
to rebound by early next year.
Humphries tried to sell the busi-
ness, but said the potential buyers
who expressed interest were un-
able to get financing in today's
tight credit market.
Humphries isn't planning a lei-
surely retirement. He said he
MARS
From A7
Mars is trying to tum things
around by not only breaking
ground in music, but with high-
profile positions as well. Donahue
is LA. 's only female, drive-time
deejay. Erdmann is the first black/
Hispanic woman to run a station
in this market.
started peaking through the low
clouds at about 5 p.m. in New-
port Beach. Despite the cloudy
conditions most of the day, a
moderate-sized crowd of about
65.000 did make it to the beach,
according to marine officers.
Uf eguards reported only a
plans to open an office to manage
his extensive real estate invest-
ments, and he will do some jew-
elry appraisal and purchasing of
estate jewelry.
The J.C Humphries retirement
sale offers discounts of 30 percent
to 50 percent. Such discounts
aren't uncommon in the jewelry
business. but Humphries said his
sale is different than most.
"It's an honest sa le,"
Humphries said. "We don't mar-
ket things up to cut them down."
difference" between the ratings
Mars is receiving now and what K-
Occan and K·Surf p lled in a year
ago.
Though Mars will continue to
broadcast out of Santa Monica,
Erdmann said there arc plans to
make a big push in Orange Coun-
ty, including the opening of a "Cull
facility" complete with more sales
people. "We are going to go ag-
gressively after the Orange County
business."
And she's organizing a concert
to celebrate Mars' first arF
niversary. tentatively set for June
IO at the Palace in Hollywood.
But unlea she can captvre more
listeners, 1 going away party may
be more appropriate.
couple rescues.
Today, temperatures should
reach the upper 70s nlong the
coast, with the sun breaking
through morning low clouds by
early afternoon, forecasters said.
Temperatures arc expected to
get warmer starting Tuesday.
From A1
Huntington State Beach
Houn: 6 a.m. • midnight
P1rldnf;,:·oo Dop: •bited on bHch.
Alc:Ohol: Alcohol allov.'ed, glass
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Hourt: 6 a.m. -midnight,
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The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sport& Ecl1tor Roatr Carlson .•.• 642-4330 ext387
11c11an a
CIF tennis/82
Sports on 1V-radio/B3
Classified/B4
Sumner's
still in the
fast lane
Costa Mesa's · Bendz claims CIF crown
...,. His Newport SK Is rated
the fastest in the state, and
it's scheduled for Sunday.
B ill Sumner. in his mid-40s,
can still run the half-mile
quicker than most teen-agers.
He was once an under-two-minute
guy; until Uncle Sam drafted him
for another race in Vietnam.
Since his return. Sumner's life in
the fut lane bu yet to slow.
Respected nationally u a running
tutor. Sumner. the lonatime Corona
dcl Mar High track and field coach.
is now turning the inside lane as a
SK director.
Preps
He shepherds
one of the top SK
runs anywhere -
it's called The
Ncwpon SK. this
Sunday at
J amborce and
Birch in Newpon
Beach. voted the
fastest ceniried
SK in California.
Next year.
ESPN could be
there. "They're
aware of it and
they asked me
about it," said
Sumner, phoned by the all-spons
cable network on Friday.
"It's because this race is a class
act, it's a fast course and it has fnst
runners. The reason we don't have
the fastest runners in the world is
because we don•t offer any prize
money. ~e·rc tfr,ing to raise money,
not &JVC at away. •
LA Cellular, the event's title
sponsor, is apparently trying to get
ESPN's $60,000 asking-price cut in
half. Whether the deal happens or
not, at least 3,000 runners arc
expected for Sunday's 8 a.m.
staning time. And probably much
more in '93.
As a rule, il takes al<>Od lOK or
SK about 10 yean to fully blossom,
to enlist 3,000 to "4,000 runners, to
gain notice from the natidhwide
media.
...,. Four Newport Harbor
standouts among nucleus
of qualifiers for Masters
Meet coming up Friday.
By Richard Doon "*"Wik
NORWAUC -In one of
the more triumphant track and
field displays ever performed
by a Ncwporl/Mesa District
collection, four Newpon Har·
bor High athletes advanced to
the Masters Meet in six events
Saturday ~hilc .~mothc!• Gosta
Mesa's Denisha Bcndz, won a
CIF Southern Section 2-A
championship in the 1600
meters at Cerritos College.
Newport's weight staff,
coached by Tony Ciarelli, qual-
ified senior Tony Mancuso in
both the shot put (56-9) and
discus (157-9) while junior
Beau Ralphs exceeded his per-
sonal best three times in the
shot put before settling at S3-
7~.
Sophomore Gina Heads, a
No. 2 overall qualifier for the
Masters in the discus (13S-10)
and No. 7 overall in the shot
put (39·3~). and freshman
high jumper Tina Bowman (S·
S) were Newpon girls who ad-
vanced after the Southern Sec-
tion division finals.
"(Four) is lbc most we've
had go to the Masters in the
same year since I've been
hcTc," veteran Harbor track
coach Eric Twcit said.
Two years ago, Billy Thibault
(1600), Julie Thomas (800) and
Kim R.obinson (3200) advanced
to the slate-qualifying Masters
Meet for the Sailors.
Bendz, who shattered her
personal best in the 1600 by
striding in S minutes, 4.08 sec-
onds. nipped Carrie Garritson
of Sunny 'Hills (S:06.92) in a
close race, finishing as the sev-
. cnth overall qualifier.
Bendz ran the 1600 in 5:09
at the' ·Arcadia Invitational,
April 11, u pan of Costa
Mesa's distance medley relay,
but her quickest event-time
coming into the 2-A f anal was
S:12.13 in the preliminaries.
She also became the first
Costa Mesa track athlete to
qualify for the Masters since
Vicki Kelly ran the 800 in the
~-~IN!ftf'
Costa Mesa's Denisha Bendz runs away in 1600 to claim CIF 2-A championship Saturday.
cidcnt last weekend after the 2-
A preliminaries that forced her
to miss three days of practice
last week. Her time was 11th
overall, finishing second in the
2-A.
"I hit my knee on a rock
after we flipped over (on the
Kern River)," Maher said. "I
got carried the rest of the trip."
The surprise involving Man·
cuso was his 157-9 distance in
the discus, clobbering his previ-
ous best (154-10) by nearly
three feet for the second
stra1J.hl week. "Tony should
qualify for state in the shot put,
but in the discus, after being
ninth (to q_ualify), I doubt he
will," T\\ cit said. "But just
going this far in the discus is
great."
Mancuso, No. 3 overall shot
put qualifier, finished second in
the 3·A d1vis1on behind
Nogales' Mark Glock (58·1 1¥•).
Mancu5o has thrown 59-2 this
spring at the Orange County
Championships.
Ralphs, meanwhile, moved
the placement of the shot put
from his neck to directly under-
neath his right car, forcing him
to keep his elbow up.
"I improved incredibly this
week," said Ralphs, whose per-
sonal best entering the 3·A
final was 52-11 'h, but on his
first three tries on Saturday he
went 53-3V•, 53-4 and 53-7'h.
Before he stepped into the
shot put rang, Ralphs said: "I
lhink 1 can make 1t. The guys
in the other divisions haven't
thrown that far. I like the
sound or it -Masters.' ..
Heads, No. 2 tn the 3-A and
overall in the discus behind
Stacy Andrews of Arroyo
Gran de ( 138-10), ach1c .. cd a
personal best of 135-10, thrash-
ing her previous long of 130-6
set at the 3-A prehmmarie:.
Her shot put (39-3 \•) fell short
of her pcr..onal record (41-b'-•)
"W11h three of them going to
the Maste~ Meet. 11 spca~:.
pretty highly of (Ciarclh) and
what a great job he docs with
the program," Twcit said.
Bowman, who cleared 5-8 1n
the high 1ump this season in a
dual meet against Corona dcl
Mar, finished second in the 3-A
and third O\erall at 5·5
"It's pretty amazing for a
freshman who also played JV
softbnll this year," Tweit said.
"We have a world-class race, but
we don't have world-class records,"
said Sumner, who directed the 1983
Olympic Torch lOK with 5,200
runners, upon being asked by the
U.S. Olympic Committee.
"We've only been going for three
years and we'U have 3,000 to 4,000
runners. We're in the top 20 in the
U.S. for races and we're getting
bigger and better. It just depends
on how good you want it to be. But
right now there are 1.500 races and
we're in the top 20."
early 1980s.
"For Denisha it was a nice surprise, but she has had some problems with too "She was going back and forth all spring) but l think she put more time into softball
many people wanting a piece of her," Costa Mesa girls coach Bill Wettengcl said. ·
"There's a lot of outside pressure from hearing other people, but I'm her coach, and
than track. She hasn't h:id much consistency in practice, but she's a talented young
For extra color, Sumner wu
delivered the starter's gun in last
year's second annual fund-raiser by
a parachutist.
it seems like everyone else wants to be her
cowctr, like-ex-coaches and some high school
coaches.
"In the 1600, she had been getting burned
out in the front and 1 told her that's not the
way. You need to come from behind and be
patient. She's comina into her own now."
The Masters Meet, also at Cerritos Col-
lege, is on Friday with field events beginni ng
at S:30 p.m.; runnina events at 7 p.m.
Neither Bendi (2:23.32) nor Costa Mes.a
teammate Julie Maher (2:i0.39) qualified for
the Masters in the 800 meters.
lady."
ca. ......
"There are five guys in
parachutes -the same guys who
did the jump for the Super Bowl
and the ones who jump in that Bud
Liaht commercial -and they land
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Adoption Guild tennis tournament
Major upsets occur
in early round adiori
Coupon
Corona del Mar's Mollie Flint, running a ·
time of 2:20.59 in the 800-meter 3-A final,
missed most of her workouts last week be·
cause of a pinched nerve 1n her big lert toe.
"We're "cry excited for her," CdM Coach
Bill Sumner said "All of the sudden, she
starts running the 800 this )Car (on April 11
at the Arcadia Invitational), and she finishes
second in league (with a personal-best 2·18.9)
and qualifies for the ClF finaJs.
"She didn't get any free tickets here. Some
runners put in four years to get ~ere. and she
didn't get here on her basketball talent, ei-
ther. She' a little Rambo. She's a tough
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CdM ·Wins Baker Trophy,
NEWPORT BBAOI -The
Corona del Mar High School
sailing team woo the Baker
Trophy Sunday, ooming out
on top of a six-team field --=~~~·
which competed for the na-"" ~~=~
tion's sailing team racing
championships at Newport Harbor Yacht Oub.
The b1gh school sailors each sailed lS team races.
Team races oonsisted of two-man Flying Juniors
from one school against boats from competing
schools. Competition was such that it took but a .667
record to collect the championship.
Winning team members from Corona del Mar
were Team Captain Bill Ward, Sabrina Witzel and
TRACK:
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cookie and I'm really proud of her. I
"bh I h;id a 1,000 athletes like her -
'he's a) tough as any kid I've ever
had."
Flint ran fas ter in the finals than in
the preliminaries (2:21.87).
In the boys 3200. Estancia's Robert
Ho ( 10: 13.37) and Newport Harbor's
Jared Ovenon (9:59.20) did not quali-
1\ for the Master!>. Ho fini)hcd ninth
1n the 2·A while Overton was eighth in
the 3-A.
Newport Harbor's girls 400 relay
team -i.cnior Jennifer Glueck, junior
Michaela Ross, freshman Mii.ty May
.ind -.ophornore Lindsey Curtis -
'printed to a third·place finish (49.23)
in the 3-A finnl, but did not qualify.
The unit was 12th overall.
~,
'
Deirdre Dunn from Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub;
and Josh Nichols, Ala.a and Betsy Cannkhael and
Keith Geffcn from Balboa Yacbt Oub.
Corona dcl Mar's victory was by the narrowest of
margin as the Sea JC.in&s, with 10 wins, 5 losses,
edged Moses Brown of PJ'O\'idence, R.I., and Tabor
Academy of Marin, Mass., by a sinalc point, each
finishing 9-6.
St. George's of Newport, Rt. (8· 7) trailed the
Brown-Tabor tic, Torrey Pines of San Diego County
was fifth with a 7-8 record and Newport Harbor (2·
13) rounded out the field.
A special ~ntation wu given to Coach Bill
Wakeman who bu given 2S years of service to both
Newport Harbor and Corona del Mar high schools
Qft to England
as sailina coach. Coach Wakeman's award was pre-
sented by Interscbolutic Sailing Association.
The tcun will get a rest before their June Oight to
England to compete in the International Team Rac-
ing Championships.
This is the fll"St time a West Coast hi&h school
racioa team bu won the Baker Trophy, which in-
cludes the honor of competing for the United States
in the competition In England.
Dignitaries present included Lany White, Presi-
de.at of lntcncbolutic Sailing Association, nna
McKinley. Membership Secretary of United States
Sailing Association, and Wakeman, the long time
sailing coach of both Corona dcl Mar and Newpon
Harbor high schools.
....,."") .. R.I .,...... °"' '' r,• •
~1atcr Dei's Rita Juster was )eventh
in the girh 2-A divb1on 100-meter low
hurdle!>, going 15.92. but short of a
Masters Meet berth, Costa Mesa's Denisha Bendz gave it every ounce she had, collapsing at finish as CIF 2-A 1600 meters thampion.
DUNN:
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• practice before our first tournament (Anaheim
12-way). I thought it was like the WWF (World
Wrestling Federation), so in my first match I picked
the guy up and threw him off the mat. SHIPLEr' .......................
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... n'• Open
Sffcllng
t, Robert van·1 Hof-Tm Pawsat (defending Champions); 2
Aler·Ke1th Evans. 3. Craig Johnsoo-Buff Farrow; 4 Chns Dunk.J
Leach, 5. Bret Hansen·Den1-M1tch Bridge; 6 Ross Case·Phn Oerit
7. Jim ~cNamee·ScOlt Partridge. 8 Dax Peterson-Alwl Gltdtner
Fll'8t Round AHUlt•
Phil Ocn1·ROSS Cue def. Chad Kawahart-Ted Alopto. 4-8, 1·6
6· 1, Jeff Ewino·Scon Brownsberger def Bany Boren.t>eorge Mar
tinez. 7.5, 6·4: Aaron Stopman·Chrls Tonty def Brei Hansen·Oent
Mitch Bridge, 6·4, 0·6, 6-2. Jim Harbef·CUrt Stadler def
Hochstadter·01ck M.:lcf. 3-6. 6·2. 6··t Carlos Bustos:.Jerry F
def Carsten Hoffman-Fred Bach.
Second Round Reeult•
Jetf Ew1no·Scott Brownsberger de1. Robert Van't Hof· fm Paw
sat. 6-4, 6·2, Phil Dent-Ross Case def. Bin Howle-Neal Grover, 5·7
6· 1, 6·4. Aaron Stotpman·ChnS Tontz def. .Ml Harper·Curt Slader
6·7, 6-4. 6·3, Antony Emerson-Rick Bengston def. ~ McNamee
Scou Partridge. 6-4, 6-2. Jerry Frantz -Cartos Bustos def. D
Petersoo-Alvln Gardner. 6-4. 3·6, 6· 1. Chits Ganz.Joey J
def. Craig Johnson·Buff Farrow. 7·5, 1·6, John Washer-Darren Cole
def Alan Roberts.John OaVIS by default; Jonathan Leach·Chris
Duo!( won by default. Clv1s Numbers.Jeff BeUol won by default
Women'• Open
Seeding
1 Oantelle Scott·Mante Cenlca. 2. Stella Sampr~s·Ba~
Gerken. 3 Cynlh1a MacGreg0<·Camey MacGregor. 4 Linda Howtll·
Paul Smith
First Round Reeultt l<JlllY May Pabeo-D1tta Huber def Cone Cnooer-Kelly Goldsbor·
ough. 6·0. 6· 1. Lisa Seeman· Themls Glatman def Page Bartelt·
Nicole Elhot. 6· 1. 6·3. Nicole Storto·Susan Hawks def. Nicole Hum-mel-Ann Mall. 6·3. 6-4, Tina Mochlsrukl·All1son Yoshimoto del
Linda Howell·Pauta Smith. 5· 7, 6·3. 6-3: Linda Mallory· Debbie
Goldberger V.'On by delault.
Mixed Open s .. dlng
1 Robert Vant Hof-Unda Howell. 2. Tm Pawsat·Camey
MacGteg0t. 3 Chris Ounk·Kathy May Paben. 4 Bret Hansen-Deni· oanici•e Scon. s 81D Barbef·Mam1e cenza. 6 Phil Oenl·Betryrin
Dent 7. Mitch Bridge.Lisa Seeman. 8. Bob HochStadter-Batt>ara
Gerken
First Round RHultt
Jody Neuman-Pat Rea def Clv1s Watase-Tllla Moctnzukl. Di·
n it Scott·Bret Hansen-Dent def Cyn!hla MacGtegor..Jeff EW10Q 4·
6 6·4, 6-3; Barll:ua Gerken-Bob Hochstadtef def. Ke.lly GoldsbOf·
OIJ9h·Carsten Hoffman. 6-4. 6·2. Am Ma!l·Cartos Bustos def. Linda
Ma11ory·D1ck Miner. 6·3, 3·6. 6· 1. 81n Dunkel-Amanda Auoustus
def. Jon Leach·Ken Phebus by default. Stella Sampras-Geoff MN·
Wlel def Page Bartelt·B111 Howie. 6_., 6-2. Brandl Freudenberg· Ttm
Pawsat ~I John Washer-Oebbte GOldbtrget, 7-8, 6-i
in front of ihe runners," Sumner !laid. "They hand
me the gun and I start the race. We're going to do
the same thing this year."
The event. to benefit youth athletic programs in
and around Orange County, drew 1,900 par11cipants
the.: fir!.t year, 2,900 la!>t year.
"He came back with some move I'd never seen und
put me on my back, so I lifted my shoulders (to avoid
a pin) because that's how th ey do it in the WWF. Out
it's the shoulder blades that count. I didn't kno\\
what high school wrestling \\as about exact I)."
Needless 10 say, Ralphs got pinned that time. He
also doesn't like wrestling. Football comel> first.
MEN'S JEANS
BLOW-OUT "The fir!>t thing we tried to do was get more
runners. not necessarily the faste'>I ... Sumner said.
"The secret 1<; to get as many runners as you can."
Sumner. "hose outside connec11ons with college
running coaches are unequaled. gets plenty of
J\\ll>tancc
''There arc 0 kc} \Oluntcers, but about 250 who
al'tualh '"ork the event," said Sumner, who now runs
the haif-m1le in 2 minutes, 10 seconds. "That's my
<,upport group. Whatever I do, these people help me.
Pcople a"k me "here I get my energy -well, that's
''here I get my energ) "All the) al>k me i!>, 'Ho" can
"c make 11 better?' ..
Sumner. "ho ui.ed 10 run in atlout 100 events each
ye.tr but h:is since cut that figure in half, needs no
a ... ,1-.1ancc on the track Perhaps he\ making up for
lo'>t time.
0
CJ
1988 gr:ld Former Estancia High tenni' ~tandout
Erin Hendritk • a Sea View Le~1gue girl' doublei.
champion three years in a row, teamed with Shelley
Keeler (Seattle, Wash.) to win the NCAA Division
lll doubles title for Pomona-Pitzer last Y.eek
Hendricks and Keeler defeated Debbie hsk and
Jill Tobin of Emory Univerl>ity (Atlanta. Ga.). 6·2,
6-4, in the title match at Kalamazoo. Mich., '"here
Pomona-Pitzer also won the NCAA Divi!>ion Ill team
championship.
Hendricks, a senior who repeated as double..,
chnmpion. mi!>sed her college graduation because of
the NCAA (Wafs.
,.,. 0
I Where thl' ''ind blO\\S Sul.an Minton of Nc\\port
Oeach, a suiflng All-America, ha!. been named to
receive one of the U.S. Naval Academy's top five
athletic awards for 1992. For the records Greg Whitely holds The Ncwport
5K men\ rccon.l of 1-1 05 \\h1lc Jcannie
LcSee·Johnson o"n' the \\Omen\ stand:ird of 16:21.
Dccause of the ovcrahund:ince of 5K.-; in the area. the
t!> emphasized in the r.1ce'!> tttle.
Minton, named one of the 10 "Oul!>tanding
Women Sailors" by the Intercollegiate Yacht Racing
Association three straight years, will be given the
Vice Admiral William P. Lawrence SworJ a' "the
female midshipman of the graduating cla
COSTA MESA HARBOR CENTER
0 (714) 631-3222 Harbor & Wilson
Bcau-0-~tania? Ne" port Harbor's 13eau Ralphs. a
fiN team All-Sea View League ddens1'e tackle in
football and a ~.fal>ters Meet qualifier in the )hot put
(5.J-7 "'1 ). was strong!) lured into becoming the
Sailor-.· hca,)Me1gh1 wre!.tlcr this past season
considered by the Athletic Council to ha'e per!.onaJly
excelled during her years of var)tty competition."
Minton achieved a 3.48 quality point average in
Oceanography at the Academy and was a Trident
·1 hall ne"er wrestled before:· '>Jid Ralphs, a
6-foot-2. 230 pound JUntor "I JU!>t had f1\C da)) of
Scholar. •
Richard Dunn Is o Doily Piiot ports lYrltu who c
high school ro/umn appears c• cry Monday.
CIF individual tennis
CdM's Bain, Rhodes-Walden
roll into 1 Bs, as expected
SEAL BEACH -Corona del
Mar High senior David Bain. fol-
lowing a first-round bye, defeated
Arroyo's Matt Lam in the second
round of the CIF 4·A individual
tennis championships on Saturday.
6-2. 6-2. then hammered Mar·
shall's Jason Lin, 6·0, 6·1, in the
third round to advance to the
Round of 16 this Friday al the
Seacliff Tennis Club in Huntington
Beach.
Bain, who lost tn the quarterfi·
nals last year, improved to 38·2
and will play at 12:45 p.m. on Frt·
day.
CdM's doubles team of Trenton
Rhodes and Brian Walden, CIF 4·
A finaJists a year ago, also won
econd· and third-round matches
on Saturday at Old Ranch Tennis
Club in Seal Beach. They also play
al 12:45 p.m. on Frlday to begin
the Round of 16.
The Sea Kings play San Oem·
enle on Tuesday in the quarterfi·
nals of the CIF 4-A team ch:impi·
onships.
On the team level, the BJin·
Rhodes-Walden combination con·
tinues to pace the Sea King' in
the hunt for a CI F 4·A champi·
onship on Tuesday. hos11ng San
Clemente in the quarterfinab.
With n victory the Sea Kings
would qualify for a semfinals
showdown with No. I seed Santa
Barbara on Thursday.
The CIF team championship is
billed for June 3.
Clf 4-A INDMDUAI. CHAllPIONIHlPI
(et OMI Ranch T•nrtl• Ck*) .......
lecondround
Bain (CdM) def. Lam (Atroyo), 6·2, 6·2
Third round
BUI def. Un ~Ill. 6--0, 6-1.
Doubt•• hcond round
RhOcles·Walden (CdM) def. LM·NQU'ttn
(West Tomnce). 6·2. &-1
'l'hlrd round
Rhoda-Wilden clef. Thomas.-on (Co-
vina), 1-0, 8-1.
Crockett-Royster falls In nnals
SEAL BEACH -Cosu Mesa's
Rita Crockett-Royster teamed with
Usa Str1nd·Ma'a used two upset
vic tories on S turday to catapult
into Sunday's final at the Coors
Uaht Women's Pro Volleyball
Open, but rounh-sceded Janice
H1rrcr and Nancy Reno were ~n
ncrs in the ~ championships final
on Sunday, dcfeatina the Crockett•
Royltcr-StrUd Ma:• CO["binatk>n
With a 1S·10 verdict.
Harrer and Reno corned the
SI 1,750 first place prilc, while
Crockett-Royster and Strand·Ma'a
'Clllcd for the $8,750 second prize.
Crockett-Roy 1er, a 19M Olym·
pie silver mcdali t, and Strand·
Ma 'a ad\ianced to lhc tournament
final by up c11ln1 top·sccdcd
Karolyn Kilby and Anaela Rock.
1$:13, in the semifinals.
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THIS WEEK'S
TOPICS
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I
Dver-the-llne
tourney slated
n over-the-line lournament
will be held nt &he Huntin&·
•on S1 n 1e llcach at
Brookhurst S1rcc1, outh of Mng·
nolia, on Sn1u rday Crom 8:30 o.m.·
7'.30 p.m.
Proceeds from the tourney bcn-
dit 1he Orange Co unty Chapler of
the American Red Cross.
Orange County tournamen1i. tn
over-the-line have been organized
for lS yenrs; however this year, for
tbe fir l time, 50 teams are being
organized in a fund-raiser to bcn·
efit the Orange County Red Cross.
Thi tournament is sponsored by
the Yankee Tavern of Newpon
Bench, managed by Jimmy A~hton.
LOcal sailors shoot for national honors
A lOlal Of 167 Of the nation's top youth
sailors, including four from &he Newpor&
Beach-Corona del Mar nrea, have bee n
selected 10 compete in the 1992 U.S. Snilin&/
Nuutacn Youth Ch mpionsh1p to be held June
19-26 at the Alnmitos Day Yocht Club (ABYC}
in Long Bench.
LocnJ en1ries include Christina Allen (New-
porl Beach) in the Singlehanded (Laser) class;
Bill Ward (Corona del Mar) and Rynn Milletl
(Newport Beach) teaming in the Doublc-
hn ndcd (Loser JI ) ca1egory; and Jory Twi!.t
(Newport Bench) competing with Sornh Carl·
son of Fair Haven, N.J., also in 1he Double·
handed event
Six of the other sailors were members or 1he
1992 Team Nautica USA and are enjoying a
banner year in sailing compc1i1ion, having just
returned from the IYRU Nautica World Youth
Sailing Championship in Vilamoura, Portugal
April 9-18.
The sailors who will be co1npe11ng in the up·
corning Youth Champion.,hip who also '"ere rn·
\Olved in the Nuutu.:.t Worlc.J Youth'> arc· T rocy
lluylcy and crew Linda Wenner irom of flori~
du, International 420 girls: gol d meth1ltst Mike
I lore of LJ Po1 tc, Tex:i~. Laser boys; i.rlver
medalist Scotl Holaday of Lake 0 \\ego, Ore ..
ailbonrd boys; Peter Wells of Lu Canada, In -
ternational 420 boys; and Danielle Drennan of
New York, Europe Dinghy.
The U S. SJilrng Youth Championi.hip par-
ticipant were '>ClcCtCd from hundreds Of ap·
plica1iom nationwic.lc based o n thci1 past re-
ga11a finishes and training experrcncc. Sailors
''ho will not turn 20 year~ of age in 1992, and
who are U.S. citizens were eligible to npply.
fatubli!>hed in 1973, the Youth Sailing
Champion;;hip is the premier youth sailing
competition in the U.S.
"1'hey will also help mornt:iin the inte~rity of
the ~pon a they become the nc~t wave of ~ail
m:ikcr), boat designer>. Judge~. race oflrcer),
in u uc1ors and au thur rn 1 he ~port."
Seventy singlehanded ~allor .. , ... 111 compete: in
the lnterna11onal Lai.er dM ron, a 14·fout, 011e-
de~ign ~ilboat; 42 douoleh:inded team~ .. :ul in
the lnterna1ional Ln~cr II d1\1s1on, and 13
boardsailors in the Mh.tral \a1lboard di\ 1siun
Bonds says these boat' hoJrd\ Jrc frequently
used in regallas becuu e ol their .,,cr,.111lity in
performance i.a iling and their accc:\s1h1li1y To
youth sailorll nationwide.
"We hope to inspire future gc.ncration' of
young sailor to be the l>e'>t and to compete in
na&ional and global competitions i.uch as the
Olympics aml the America's Cup." said David
Chu, presidenl and founder of NJut1ca lnh:r·
national, Inc.
"This is the third year that we are sponsor·
ing the Nautica Youth Champ1onsh1ps and 1s
one way tn which we demon::i1r:.1te our i.:onLin·
ucd commitmen t to youth sailing"
TnmatoN
Tennie
6 am -frtncil Open. ESPN
Auto ltaclng
10 30 1 m -Umt Roe.II GP. ES~
B•Mbell
1110 am -Chisox-Cubs, WGN
1 p m -Dodgers.eves. Cll 11
4 30 p m -Reds·MeU. ESPN
4 30 p.m.-Braves·PMlies, TBS
7.30 pm -Piriites-Padres. ESPN
Pro •••ltetb•ll
1230 pm -Buls-tM Ch 4,
QoH
5 p m -Volvo PGA. PT
12 30 am -Seniors tourney. ESPN
Beech 'Volleyball
7 30 p m -From ~ WOl'lh. Pl
Hore• Racing
8 30 p m -Ho lypatk. Ch. 55
Surfing
9 pm -Blllal>OOQ pro, SC
Track and Field
10 30 p.m. -Bto 8 OutdOO< PT
RADIO
Pro BHketb•ll
12 30 pm -Ctw.-Cle KlAC (570)
BHeball
For further information, phone
Carol Orr at the Orange County
American Red Cross (835-5381,
ext. 230) or Jimmy Ashton at the
Yankee Tavern (evenings, 675-
5333).
There, the Uni1ed Scates learn placed second
to France in overall competition, which fea-
tu red 147 of the world's best youth sa ilors from
32 nations.
U.S. Sailing executive director John Oonds
said, "Past participants in the Youth Chnmpi·
onship hnvc gone on to become colh!giate All·
American!>, national and world champions,
Olympic rcprcscnl:ltivcs and America's Cup
team mcmberi..
Nautica lnlernation:1I, Inc. \\as founded by
Chu in 1983 and acquired by ~IJle-0-Mainc,
Inc .. an 1984.
1 pm -OodQers·Cafds. KABC (790)
7 30 pm -P1rates·SO, KfMB (760)
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AUNDONM•NT 0' Bristol St., Santa Ana. Calif. Orang• County on Apfll 21, dud9d by: husband and 8uslneu Name Bu1lneH Name Bu1ln•H Nam• Bu1lneH Name The Following ~rsons
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8UllNRll NAM• J orn S. Rossi, general FS28879 ~•glat~nt(~ ~':'~ Th• Following petsoos The Fonow1ng ptrsons The Followlng persons Th• Followtng ptrsons Sys1emsPro 10552 Ct11>-n,. followfnQ peraona P111ntt. 2122 S.E. 8flttol Pvbllahed NrNp<>rt S.ach-to ans ..-are d0tng buSIMSS 11: 111 doing buStness a' are d<>1ng business u : .,, doing business as d.a Circ•• Cypress Celt
llaw ablllde>Mcfthe use of SI., Santa Ml. Cat.I 92707 Cotta MHa Diiiy Pilot May ~ne':*Ni~~(:,tet;::: DSD ENTERPRISES. 2115 GEORGE A PALMER & EDUCATIONAL MANAGE-MEOl·X. 3334 Eost PCH 90630
lh• FlctltlOUI Bu1ln111 Thia b ualntH Is con-4 11 1a 25 1"2 bo F t>r 22 Sh.,tngton Place -0·10!>, ASSOCIATES. 2065 POf1 MENT GROUP. 1600 Dov• 242, Corona dtl Mar C1lll Scott G Flatland, 10!>52 Name: RUSTY MARINERS duct~ by. • llmlt~ part· • · ' ' M.242 ~gag' on: •. uary · Newport Beach, C11l l. Pro11enc1. Newpor1 Beech, Strei #480. Newport 92625 c11ud1a circle Cyprns
LIMITEO, s llml1ed pat1ner· nershlp 92663 Cahf 92660 Beach. CaM. 92660 Sttphen J St Clltr 3334 C11tl 90630
lhlp Ave Upper N~ Tht regl1tranl(I) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Matjofle Johnson Darryl Samuel Otnlus, George Allan Pllmer, 2065 Glenn John Rudano. 2727 Eu t PCH #242 Corona This business Is con-
llltaia Drl111 Newport meoc.~ to ltansact butl-n: ~tatc;:tty w~11 ~11~ 21 t!> Shtrington Plac• 110. Port Pro111oc1 Newpon H1Ulop Or . Newport B11ch. dtl Mat, Calil 92625 ducted by an 1nd1vidull
Bead\. Calif 92tleO MU under the F1ctitiou1 FlctJtkMR WI ' 1 . er 0 105 Ne\lllport Beach, Cahl Blach, Calif. 92660 Cahl. 92660 Thia busmen ts con-The 11g11trant(1) com-
Tht Flctltiou• BualMll Business N1m1(s) hsled 8u•ln••• Nam• ~· Coun1y on Apol 24· 92663 This business . Is con-Thi• business 11 coo-dueled by: an iodlvldual rnenced 10 transact busl·
Name ref~•d 10 abov• 1bo111 on; October 13, St•t•m•nt 992 ,529299 This busmen 11 con· duciod by· an fndtvlduaJ ducted by· an lndtv1dual The reglstront(•l com· nus under !he Flcll11ous
wu 111.0 In Orange County 1976 n,. Followjng P9'100I duct~ by an lnd•11ldual The regls1ran1(1) com-The regtstranl(s) com· minced to 1t1nsact buSl· Busmen N1m1(1) l1S1td
on February 11. 1984 Fite Jom S Rossi .,, doing buslnffs as· Published N9Wp0tt Bt1ch· The reg1str1nl(1) com-rntnced lo tr1ouct busl· menctd to 1t111sact bus .. neu under the Fict tious lbOYt on Apnl 1 t!Xl2
No F23888S Thts stat4'fMtll was filed PERSONNEL & COMPEN-Costa Mesa 01ily PllOt M1y meoceo to ll1ns1C1 buti-ness und11 the Fictitious nesa under the F1ct1Uous Business N1m1(s) I sttd Scott G FllU&nd
Omtt W. Long. general will'I 1M County Clefk of SATlON SERVICES PCS 4. 11. 18. 25. 1992 ness under tM Flct11tous Business Name(s) listed Bu11n111 Name(s) listed abo111 on NA This st111m1nt was filed
pat1Mf. Ave Upper New-Orange County on Apt~ 22, 4940 Campus Dl1ve llOC) M·251 BuslnHs Name(s) fisted 1bo111 on· Apnl 2. 1992 above on· M•y 1, 1992 Ssltphen St Clair with the Counry Cl1111 of
port PIPa o~. N.wpor1 1992 N•wport Beach cant' PUBLIC NOTICE abo111 Of\'. May 4, 1992 George A. Palmer Glenn Rudano-This statemeot was ltleo Orange County on M•y 5 Beach, Callt. 9He0 F529130 92960 ' · Darryl S Demus This statemtnl was ltltd Th•s sllttment wu Med with the County Cieri. of t992
PUBLIC NOTICES
' F1c1Jtlou• 8u1tneu Nem•
St•t•m•nt The Following ~ns 111 doing business 11·
DESIGNS BY LESLIE 788 Aldtrwood, Newport B11ch. Cat.I 92660
Ltsloe F. Schultz 788 Al·
deiwOOd, Newport Bt1ch
Cat1f 92660
This busmen 11 .con
ducted by· an 1no1V1dual
The registrant(sl com
mlf'lced to tr11111ct buS1·
neu under the F1C11bous BUS•nHt N1m1(1) ~sttO
ab01te on NA
Lts1•1 F Schurtz
Thtt 11a1em1nt wlS filed
with the County Cllfk of Orange Counly on Mav t 2 1992
f5312t4 Brian H. Zenz. get'*al PUbhs"-d N...,.port 8uch-Billtt Thomsen Assod-Flctltloua This statement wu Med with the County Clerk ol ""'th tM Coumy Cl•rtl of Orange County on May 5 F530341 pattntt. Alie Upptt New-Colla Mesa Dilly Pilot May 1119 Insurance SlfV\ces w.ttt the County Clerk ol Orange County on May S. Orange County on Mly 12 1992 Published Newport BHch-Published N-port BHctt·
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Beach,Callf.92e&O M·245 Drl111 1100 Newport Statement 1992 F530328 F53t218 PubhshedNt\lllpof'IBeach· 11 18 25 June I 15192 25 Junet.11151992 \llrgln11 c. Z•nz. lil.,,.,11 S.ach, Cahf. 92660 The Following J)41fSons ' F5307BO Publ shed Newpon BHCh-Pubhshtd Newport BHCh-Cosl• Mesa D11ly Pilot May . . . . M·267 M-2~
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nlflhlp The FollC>Wtng ptttonl BuslMll Name(s) tisi.d lit St. "202· Santa Ana PUBLIC NOTICE flctltloua Statement Statement Thi• ~' •II lllld .,. dOlnO ..... , ___ u · aboW on· July 20. 1987 C11t1 112705 flctltlou1 Fictitious Busln•a• Name Th Foll The FOllo"' IV'I ,..._sors
With \M County a-1c of (1 )ATCOiNSTITUTE Oallld J. Thomsen. Pres!· Hsl1ng·Hln Wu, 1235t fictitious BustneH Name Bu11n .. 1 Name Statament art d~ng b~;'~~. ~;1sons .,, doing Ous•,;m ;;-~ Courtty on April 24• ~b)ADVANCEO TRAINING d~ Carnabb St . Cahf. 9070l 8uatneH Name Stetement ltatem•nt Th F It APPLIED MECHANICAL NEWPORT REDCAR ,BAR
1902 0 R c A R EE R 0 p.. ThlS 1t1temeot was llled Thll Ullntss . Is con-S'•t•m•nt Th• Fo1tow1nn na.sons Th• FollOwlng ~rsons d. 0b 0""1 no persons DESIGN '"03 0 • BIOS & GRILL. 2104 w Ocean .= & WoMr\, 19800 PORTUN,..l,.ES __ 1 8 •• with ..... r-"-'Y Cl'"'•" ol dueled bu· a ~m1t~ plft· ... ,... are 01ng us ness as· " rang • ., ,.,... u... u ... """'" ..... 'J Th• Folto...•ng perso a11 doing business as· 111 doing buS1ness 11· PiCom Systems 236 H som ""•M Calit 92no Front Newport Btacn nur 8°'"'1wd. Suite Mii Cen11f Or Su.1• s. Ofange County on May 5. nershl9 lrl dOlf'\9 bus.ness as PEARL OCEAN 27!>4 Pa· RED RIVER LANDSCAPE Normandy Or Anaheim JlmH Robert Swll\lglf Clhl 92663 ~~.Cai.I 92715 209,IMM.Calal.92714 1992 Th• llljllllrlnl(S) com· ABE RADER INSURANCE eitc Cou1 HNY . Coron• MAINTENANCE 3118 w Cal1I 92806 503 Orang• Blossom. Ir· Allty'lwest. Ca•lorru dnta ~ N';-:." ~z Aut1tn w Sm11h, 923 Evef· FS'°339 ~~ nJ0 \~~~ ,,:si· AGENCY. 528 w IJncoln. del Mar, Clhl Bay St . Costa Mesa. Ca11I P1ul Yongkul Pak. 236 H VIM, C11if 92720 Th11 business IS COrt· . •n ay • grffn P1 Cost• MtH Publish~ Newport Beactt-"'" u 11 • IC 1 u~ Anaheim, CA 92905 Kim Van Lt and Christine 92627 Norm•ndy Or Anaheim. This bu11ness ts con-ducted by· • corpor11tOl'l 11. 1a. 2.5, t992 M.2!>2lt Calif 92627 ' Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May ="'.,:''~~(~~sit Zereta L Cochran. 1973t Lt. 13792 How11d Circle. Robert G1mm0ll. 388 W Calif. 92806 ducted by an lnd1V1dull The reg1str1n1(1) com· 1;;--------------• M hur R Delgado. !>752 11 11 25 .June 1 1992 G i-...:1· HP'! • Hillock View Pl Yorba Garden Grove. Cai.I 92643 Bay Sst 13, Costa Mesa. This busineu is con-The r•g•stranl(s) com-menctd to 111nsact b .. s .. PUBLIC NOTICE Whlslltt Cit$, Hunllnglon • • • • M·2&3 y{,~ ....... :i,m"'!:i1 wu r ted L1nd1 CA 92686 This bus1n11s IS con-CaM. 92627 ducted by· 111 ll'ld•V'dual meoced to t•ansact bus" "-SS undet Int F1C:Ll•ous ----------•Beach. Calif 92&49 wittl lh C ty CJ.rk ol Thts bus iness 11 con-ducted by husbltld and Th11 business 11 con-Tht reg1stranllS) com-MSS under the F1ct hous Business Namt(s) listed
ITATaMIDIT Of This busln111 11 con-PUBLIC NOTICE •eo:;:n duci~ by· 11'1 lndl\llduat wilt ducted by· in Individual mtnctd to tran11ct buSI· Bustneu Namt(S) hslld abo11e on· NA AJIANDONMllNT o' ducted by: ~part.ners ?"99~ ty on Miy s. The registrant(•) com· Th• reglstrant(s) com· The registrant(•) com· nt1s under the F1ctJt1ous above on· Apnl 29 1992 AL u .. renc• Pres•dent Ill 0, ,.CTITIOUI The ,,0,11ri 01(s) c:om-Flctltloue FS""~ menctd to ltansact bus .. menced to transact bual-mencltd to tranuc:t busl-Buatness Nimt(sl hsttd J1m11 R S'Wantgtr Th·• 11.111m1nt was fwld
menc9d to trantad ~ a 1 N -neu under !he F1cl1hou1 nen under lht Flci•hOus ness under the 11'1ct•llout ab011e on'. June t 1991 Th•s st1t1meot 'WU f1.a W1tl'I the County C '"' ol aUllNEIS NAME nn.s und., Ille f tC1illOUs UI nee• am• Published N9Wp0tl Beacn. Bus1MH N1m1(1) ~ltld Bus1n111 N1m11s1 1•Sted Busineu Namt (s) listed p~ P•k W•th th• County Cltr11 ot Orang• County on Apr• 2t
The ~}'? ... ~ Busln•H N11M(I) \Sled St•t•m.nt Costa MI U Daily Pilot Mly 1bov• on: 10.27-88 •bO..,. Of\ M•y 5 1992 lbove on: May 7, 1992 Th11 11atemen1 WH hi.d 011ng• County on May !>. 19112
aberldooed "•UM"' ~on· N'A n,. Followlng persona 11 ta 25 June 1 1992 Zer111 L Cochran Kim Van Le Ro~ O Gammill wt1h the County Clerk ol 1992 F528874
I ~l~~t~~S '::u~ Austin w· Smith 'c~~~~~IM~~:.'~ioT • • • • M.265 Thts 1111•ment was lllltd This stalement was hie<! This 1ta11men1 w11 lllld Orange counly on -.~1y !> F530398 Pub shed NtwPQ'1 a11~n
• .. ... d • Thi statt1mtnl was ''*' BREWING COMPANY .. 7.. PUBLIC NOTICE W1lh the County Clerk of W1th the County Cletk ol with tht County Cltfk ol 1992 Pub• shed fliewpon Be1eh-Co\11 Mesa Da. PtlOt ~. 4 Nor1h Newpof1 ""' .. Wllll lM C<K#lty Cleflc f • " " Orang• County on '-1•y 5 Orange County on May II Ofangt County on M1y 12. F530l•O ) Y ~·· Bmh. Collt. ~-""""" ,.,,..,o AOloo 8 o•l•.11atd, Su11t 1992 1992 1992 , Co51a M111 Da.1y P IOI M1y " 11 18 25 1992 1992...,• on 4• !160. Cotta M .. a. Cai.I. f1ctltlous F5J040 1 FSlOe30 F5lUt7 Pub11shtd Newport 8etctt-11 , 18, 25. June I, 1992 M·2.IJ
1 F!!:~a:J t!u=: '52130' ~H 1111 min Br•wlng 8w.alneH Nun• P ub 111 h • d N •""po r I Pubttsn.d Ne ... pon Beech· F>ub111hed Nt.,.,port 8•ach-~~s:: M~~~1~ P;i;::•v M·26e PUBLIC NOTICE
Iii.ct In Ofll9 eouney Put>ltshed Newpor1 B•ICll-Company, Inc . A Oetawat• Statement 811ch·Costa Me11 Oa.ly Costa Me11 01.1y Pilot M1y Ccnla M•sa Da.ly Pllo1 May ' • · • M.259 PUBLIC NOTICE STATEMENT OF
Auoust 2. 19'1 ,.. .. CoN ...... 0Uy P16ot Mly Corporatlon. 100 Hatbor· .,.. ~~~ :''°"' Piiot J.41y 11, tll. 25, June 18, 2!>. June 1, 8. 15192 25. June 1, a. 15, 1992 WlntDRAW~ FROM ·~ 4, "· 11, 25, tt92 "'-Piua. LI Crou., W1 HAAD WOOD CONST .. 1, 1992 M-27a M-292 PUBLIC NOTICE eu:.'.:::!°:!m• ftARTNERIHll' _o!; EJ',~~ -M-241 S:~~~lnee• 11 con-1sa1 I Hal•. IMM, c.i.r. · ' M·273 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC'NOTICE Flctltlou. St•t9fMftt O,.MTINQ UNDEA
Call t2MJ PUBLIC NOTlC! duat.td by: a c:Orporatlon 92714 -,PUBLIC NOTICE auslnHa N•me The Followtng e>«sons F1CTITIOUI lN• 'butlnMI was ~ TI'I• r•g'11tr1nt(1) com-Claud• P. Smgny, 408 S Flctltlou1 Flctltlou• Stal•m•nt .,. do.ng businest as aUSINEll NAME
«Mded by an lndMdual f'JotlUoua menc9d 10 lrlll\IKI bu• ~~· Santa Anl. Calif Flctttloua Bu.aln•H NalM •ualrMH Na..-. Th• FOiiowing persons VENTmA WINDOW COM-The tonow111g person hal
t ti.!tmenl wu flied 8u.11M9a Name neu undet IN FlcU1loul Jac:quff p s.vtgny 23342 au1lneu Name Statement Statement att doing business as PAJ.IY, 3001 Redti.n Ave .. withdrawn 11 1 general
• tt1e eoumy ~ of lt•ternent Bualn111 Name(sl list~ Carnlnto Los PosltO• LI-St•tement Th• Following p«sons The Following persons J A WHITE 1250 w.inut Bldg s, Suitt 215, Costa partner from 1ht panner· Ot~ County on M1y I . n,. Following Plfsont •boW on: nol 1ppllc1t>M 1 -HiHs Calif 5126sj Th• Follow1ng persons are d0t'1 business .,. "'do<~ business as· A~tnue Fuiterton C1l1I Mesa C.lal. 112626 ship operat.ng under the
1902. .,.. dOollO buslMH u · John L Cunle, Con\rolltt ~. bu'11n11i Is con-.,. dOlng btJSINS1 IS A T w T w PUBLIC A· CRAFT MEN ROOFING 92631 . . EM . Walk.,, II Moond" lict t1ou1 business name ol
fUt>lllMd Newpo11 8Mch-SUNLAND MOTEL. 2111 E. Thia statamMt wu f~~ duel~ by' an Ind•~~ (l)SUM~IT GROUP (b)4 TIONS. 2404 N11bonn1 S35 South Coasl H•ih-y, Judy A. WM t , •8_20 Rn1tr 1,...ne Ca f 51271S JUST FUMIGATION co..--
OMla Meu Ptlot May 11, Flta1 St. s.n11 AN Clltl 'llrllh the County Clet1l of Thi reglstrant(s) com-LA. 73 MonWC:llO Om ••• W1y. Costa ... esa. Cll•f UM 58. Llguna HCh, A11enu1 N-port S.ach Thll bu11nHt II con-PANY. 252 #8 PA~ER
NM 1, •• 1802 M .. 83 12705 • • ~2 County on May 8, ~ to ltansac:t bust-9C26or2o:i• del Mir, C•hl 92H62r·rtlh4u2r4 TIUSS"', 2•tu C1lll. 92651 C1hl 92663 ducted by an indMdUal COSTA ME~. CA 512627 -.. • 2 ..., ~ " .,, .. .,... Mlch11I Gordon Catton. This business 11 con-The ren11t11nt(1) com· Th• F1ct111ou1 Bu11ne1s lng·W•n Hw1no • .,71 Fa•-•• Mii under lht ActlUous John p Str·'"' 73 .. ont• Nirbonne Wiy cosll F • -----------....,...,~-· HI h I I c Ill "'"" '. .... .., • 11400 MOdoc • 1 • OUll· ducted by an Ind V'dual mtnctd to transact bl.Isl-N1m1 rtll!Ttd lo Ibo • PUBLIC NOTICE 12~1~1''· '" ne, a Publlat'led ~ Beach-:=e;.. N~:me(sl klled c110 011ve, Corcina dtl Mar, '-'~"'' 92627·142• ll•n Valley. Cll1I 92708 Th• regiltri nl(SI com-nen uncstt 1he Fic:ltltOUS was r td 1n Otange C<K#l~y
asc M4 ~ Long Hwang. 5712 Coate Mesa Da.ty Plioc May CllUde P ~ny ~~'~ 9~:rneu 19 con-Jucted ~·~·~~.V:~on· J~~ ~~·~•,:,,~~~on· :::.'!'~!r ';:'';.~ .. ~~~ :b!':;. ~~~l~~2~•i.o ~uJ :!! ~~8:oress 01 '1ctltt.u• Hl~•t•. lrllln•, Calif. \84 25, June 1• I . 1992 This slll9ment was fi~ ducted by' an llldi\lldual The reglstrent(s) com-The reglstranl(s) com-8 ua•ness N1m1(1) hsttd E M Walktt th• peraon w1thdraw1ng
8ualM .. N.,... 9~ ·Mel Hw ng 3050 N M476X ;1h lhe~Cy C~lc : The reglstrent(s) com-menced to 111nsact t>usl· menc~ to tr1ns11C1 busi-lboYt on not appl•cabll lll4s s1111men1 wu flied Miuaia .Joffph King 292t
Statement E U:71h St }1 ·Laud Fl PUBLIC NOTICE 1~ on ay • men<ed 10 11111sac:1 bus .. ness 11nder th• Focll\IOUS MSS Undlf the F.ct.t1ous Judy A Whitt w·th the County Cterk ol e-el"#rOOO-°'~ RNers.c• n,. Followtng penons Woe · · ·· 1 3 MSS undtt the F1C11110U' Bus ness N1me(s) lasted Bu11ne11 N1m1(1) l•stt<I Th• stat'"*'' wu 1 ieo Otange County on M1y !>, CA 82503
at• dolnQ butlnlSl M: This bueln•H 11 c:on-Fictitious ....... FS3~ 1 BuslMss. Nim•(•) ftsltd above on NA •~on t.4ay 7, 15192 With ,,,. County Oerk or t992 PWllsned N~.S.ech-VIUA OEL MAR 3 "",,._ dueled i..... w ... wntur a I N ,.....,..shed N-port oHC:h-at>c>w on JuM 12. 1986 H. Arthur T1u11g Mk:hael Q Callon Orange Coi.ity on M1y S. FS303e9 Coata Meta Di lly P.lot May
rial Promenade, Sun• IOO, Th -1·1'1'" t( ) ~o u; MH •m• Cotta Mesa Oa.ly Pilot May Johll p Stt1hl ThtS stalemenl WIS hi~ Th1t 1tat1ment ... filed 1992 F>ub11shed Newport BHC~ 4, 11, 18. 2.5. 1992
Santa Ana. CA 92701 • .:,•, 1 ~ ~ tat•ment 1a. 2!>, June t, a, 1992 This 11111menl w111 filed y,1lh lhe County Clerk of with !ht CouJlty Clerk of F530327 C '-4"4 Oa.ly PllOI M M1SS
John Q. 8'9dlhr#, 3 Im. = unc:, the f'let1tioua n,. Fe..:.~ M-219 W1lh 1h• County Clerk ol Ofqe Counly on M1y •. Ofang• County on M•y 12 Publ•IM<I Newport a.~~ 1:·~ """-1 8 1"2 ly =-'~::-ct.:·eJ~· 8u.IMU Name(•) fitted i! ~AK s ;-:,. c E PUBLIC NOTICE r99~ COUllty on "Pf• 24 1992 '530791 1992 F531218 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Mly ; • • M·27• wy.. A. Altllen. 3 ""'*111 '8°"9:,; ~ 4, tM7 ~~OREQOAV PITCHER '529305 PubkaNecl N-port Beach-Pvbhshed Newport S.1ch· 11. 11. 2!>, June 1, 15192 PUBLIC NOTICE
Promenade , Sullt 100, TN~1t11.:: wH Iii.ct Po;~l~ECJI~. l~~·~p~1,~ au!':ctltlo:• PUblltMO N~port 8Hch-Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May Costa "'-11 Daily Piiot May M·262 ---------~~CA=: ~2 wi1h IN County Cllfk ol Bnactt, Calif 92ea:1 at':.!~;"9 Costa Mesa Da•ly Ptlot M1y 18, 25, Jun. 1, a. 1992 2.5, June 1. II, IS, 1992 PUBLJC NOTICE Flctltlous W~TNrd SUe«. 's.nta Ofenge Courtty on May 5. Qragoiy P11~ AICN\eell n,. Follovllng ~ 4.11, 1a. 25, 1992 M·282 M-293 8ualNM Nam. MllDI u.M-
Ma CA t270t 1112 Inc •. ca1if0tnla, "° w at• doina bualneU u M·250 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE F1ctltloua ltatem.nt MOUNT O&M Thia bu11n... la con-FS,0,42 81ll•r SI., Cotta M•sa. DSTY 9nERPRISE •. 2000 8u11n ... N•m• n,. FollOWlng P41flON Mt~ br. , ~part· PUbll"*I NIWPOft 14Mtch-Calif. 12628 Padr~ eo.st Hwy. 1103, PUBLIC NOTICE Flotltlous Flctltloua Statement are doo·~ busollen u ~· ~:-.::';'
MrSNp Coata M ... Daly Piiot May Tiii• butln... la con. Hunt1n91on B••ch Calll l'lctttlou. BusJn• .. Natn9 lklslMM Mam. The Fol'°"'•ng perlOf\I KEVIN I( COMPANY. 2760 .. ~..,,.: .. , F&lllu
Tl\• t•glllrlnl(I) com-11, 18, 25, ~ 1. 19" ~edr~1:1::f(:)~m. t2t4e • • .... nesa N•m• It••·~· St•t9fftent .,.. dOtng bUaonelS u ~II:;~. •3311. IMM. 1m 0.... :*' ~ ·~= ..... "*"*' to er.nsact ~ ~:;'.;::· 1~ ltetement Th• Followlng persona n,. FolloWing perSON ~~~ R:il,./'Nf..,00s~· Kwin c S.ck. 2760 t<eMn C09ta ..._
1Utlnet1. N•m•<•> 1111~ PUBLIC NOTICE =ne':*~(•~= Huntington a.ac:h. Cari( .,11:, "C~. :"°"' 'O'if:":o~~~TY 'r:~e~r:-•:1~: Ju · Santa'.t.na. eai.f 92704 1 ·• :m~ 0 3•9.1tv1ne. Cul .. IRt -::: cr=~!Jiannlf F1otltlou9 I~ on: (l)May 5, 1992 ~ bualnus la con-CAN.J.'3 IMMIGRATION WHEREHOUSE, 375 S mine, Corona del Mar, ~vs:: t;._ ~11j Thts bUt lnHI la con. •• .;;;~;:...-1 • ••-" (b)May 1N3 SfR\11CES, 48e7 MacArthur 8tja1ol St. St• 80. eo.i. Calaf t282S 2 · dvct~ by: an ~ PAC9'1C NW
""' ·~ WIS ...... 8u•IMU Natn9 Jo.Altn K. Pkner ctuci~ by' In lndMcMll 8llld Sii 400 Newport ...... Cal.I 92QI Preaton A S1oftt II 413 SI 704 Th• r•gl1trent(s) co"" ..,....... PAM wilt\ lM ~ty Cllftc of •t•t•tMnt Thi.a •l.atem9nl ... tued Th• regl1t1ant(1) corn-8U"Ch. Cabl 92eGo All M AJ,Atm11, 3512 Eat Jasmine. Corona csee' Mii, Thi• bu11n1u II con-IM(IC~ to lttl\l.ICt bu ...
<>rang. CouMY on May 1• The Fotlowlng PlflON with the County Qlftl of ~ lo 1t1n11c:t bust-Ronald J H•Pfllf 1533 WMbur Rd Thousand Oak Cd 12«25 duct~ by an Individual neu under IN Flct1tiou1 ~ • .....,__.,
'"2 HHHI "c•ACIOlnalC bus1!MKl•N•0u :co 0renge CCM1fy on May 8, l:'in.':*Ni'r'::<ar;ic1~~ 011rlch Chcle. Fountain Calli 91360 ' This buarneu 11 con-~.:,·~~·l~~= : eus.nHs Name111 bt\ecl °""* • Cl•i.eott LICO ,. • 1991 f 092 v11ey. Caltf. 92108 Thi• buslnHs ts con-duct~ by' 1n lndMdull undtt \he II' t t aboW on "°'" 1 s., 19i2 ~ PecMc V... ~ • ~ Newl)Oft Beach-28001 Via Moreno. 1..-guna flHseG 'crrv::; ~ .!,· 1 Thi• buslnHI 11 c:on-d\lct~ by: 1n tndMduel Th• r•gl1tr1nt(1) corn-::nus Name(•) IC;,= 1<tw1 C Sack *="'•-=-" OMta Meta Delly Plo4 May ~ C8kt. 12'5CS Publlhed Newpor1 ~ Thia ., tement 11 fi'9CI ducted by' an lndlvldual The r•glt1rant(1) corn-~ '° transact bu» above on· A..,11 29 15192 Thia atalement v.11 med p~=~~~=~~ 1t, n JUM 1 e. 19'2 8iOo SNNnlln. 30 Hol-• w 1 Thi 11gl1tran1(1) com-~ to tranNct butl· .,... under tM flctltious ;, ,.. ' wilt\ \he CoUnly Cl«k of • • M<2M towQlen. IMne, C.Hf 92714 Coel• .._ .. ~ Piiot May wllh IN CO\l'lly Citric of ~ to tranaact ~ M" undat the Fic:t•ttout 8u.IMU N1me(1) 1111ed on.noo lkfll Jf. Orange Couniy on M1y a. ,_ 111&1
---------t v1r11n Megerdlchlan, 11, U, JUne t, I , 1912 Or-noe County on Aptt 2A. ""' \l\det Ille flct•llOUI eusineu N1me(1) list~ •bOW on•~ 20, 1"2 ThJ.• ::'#'l'IMllCounty"t81er:~ 1992 -· lllM•' IT "'IUC NOTICI HOOi Via Moreno, lJlguna w..217 1112 Fl29SH Bullneu Nam•l•l li1i.d •t>oW on.: M1y 4, 1992 P1 .. 1on A.~ II ~ ........ County on Mat ~ ,~771 --•••• ,_ ---------N!gut!, Celif t2e5e abOY1on.:Ma~1 1992 All M AJ..AlmM Thia "**"4lnt WU tiled -.,,. P\ltlll hid..., __ Belch-MOl1uaty .. Cheipel Plotltloue Iva C&laball. 115 !. tlth PUIUC MC>TICI ~ Newpo11 e.ectt-Ronald J ti-Thos st.al~ waa At~ with tne County Cleftt of 1992 1 ,_....,...... ClwM
.......... NanM St. t 1a, Coatl .,..._, C&lif. Coet1 M .. 1 Dally Pilol May This 1to1ement wu tll~ with the County Cletll of Orange COi.iniy on Apfll 21 FH034 '1 C1ot21-~ ~. ~May lion StateMent 12621 '1ctttJeue 4, 11 1a 2' 11192 wltf\ IN County Ctet1C ol Ortnge County on May 12. 1802 Publlthed N-port e.ach-I • 5, .,....,. 1 • 1...,, 1 tO aro.dw~
Thi 'oiOWtlO per'llOnl Tha bu11neu la c~ lklslnna ..... • • ' M.2451 C>ano• County on May o. 1992 Fa2u1a Cott.a .,. ... Dailt Hot M~ -...:11 Coeca W..
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W!ST OOASf INVESTORS ~ 1 t 1 t( I co,,,_ ~.!~ l*WW "ILIC NOTICE ,.30330 P\iOll•hed ~ a..c~ eo.ta Miu O..ty Pilot M~ M-2t-t CtH•hd.
OUARmtt.v, 2112 ~ ~·,: ~~ t>us1-'i"iiH"'a.t0~s.-:~. •· Plottt•"• "'bll.n.cr Newport a.aeh· coste ,,. ... 0e11y Piiot ~Y 4, 11. 11, ,,, 1992 yo re loolllng tor• atr ~I 1224, Wini, • nn.t under tne flclllioua 1lttl St, Coata Mea, Calf. au.tftMa Name Coale MeM Delly 1111104 May 2S June t. I , 15, 1912 M-244 '
KM M. g,...,, Jr .• 2815 BuslntU NarMt•> ... ~ t2f.21 lte1•fMftt 11• II, ts, Jl.il'I 1• 1902 M-2'1 "'UC NOTlCI lfled .... news tor OU. 11toact St.. Hftpoft 8Meh. abOW on: Apfll ~. 19'3 NOnMn K. Ooltrt. m [lno The FoOowlnQ pnon1 M-2ll PUil.iC NOTICI
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C .. IMO? ' ~ ~ ~ dlict~ by: 8 generel pert. I.any ~ t01st Let· .,..1:. ,~ ~ F K.~lH, 351 AY. Mn Lome A ... 'St. ~-.~ • !~ b~ll\ .. s t!_. ~ CoMa M ... Dal)' Plfot MIV ~p'-illttrenl(t) eom-m· ~~llteo::n-BARN£'W MARINI ENOI• oc1d;' .. 'st:"iGS. Coale ~CA t2I01 .....,._ • .,.a 91'*• ...--ti.IS.NM t ,1.1"2 ed lo •ariud ..,._ • u HH.....0, 101 H. la~ .,..._,Cail.12a1 --~~-I ~T I M.2TS =under the ~ ~ .. by 1 ,._.. 1*1· Dr .. "'"'*" llellch. e.i.t. fl a t•me Knemuu r~ Dr .. f\'llellid.e, tie 'et ttr•nt(1) com-eu.an.. N ( ) lllMd ·~ ... ..,. nMO 'a•'*t 3$S A'll'QC'900 It CA 92'03 "'*"*' to •anNCt bull-"IUC NOTtcl llaOv>I :i. 11~1M • Th• r~l1trent(1) com-~ W. 8arntn. 101 H 103, C.... *9a. Clld Thia butlMlt la con-,... under IN fl'kWCMa N K. Dolby mtneed 0 ~ bull· hrsldt Dr N•wporl Nl21 dudact by M lnct\CtttA
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642-5678 --.. AO-VISOR
........
By CHARLES GOREN
with O MAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
842·5878
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1-Bolh nllnerable, •~ South
you hold
•AJ98763 106 85 +KS
The bidding has proceeded
North East South West
1 + Pa88 I + Paa
2 NT Paa ?
What do \IOU bid now'?
A.-You-know where you want to
pla\. but nol at what level A bid of
four spade" would show no interest
in ~lam and that's t.he •c-Uon you
would t.ah w11hout the king of
dub11 \\'1th "<> manv dtslribulional
as, et:.. Lh1., hand 18 too st rong to
siicn off Hid three spades. mt~nding
10 nnrl.'<'t tn four if partner perst·
vere!> 11.1th no trump_
Q.2-Ea~t West vulnerable. as
South vou hold.
•Q85 I 07632 A5 +J94
Partner opens the bidding with one
no trump What action do you take?
A.-Had nur hand been more un·
balanced or our hearts better, we
would take out into our five-card
c;u11 But with th1~ balancl'd holdmg
and an h(lnur in each of our short
-.uiti.. we '>t'e no rl'ason to disturb
1 he cont rac-t Pas•
Q.3-Nurth South vulnerable. as
~luth rnu hold·
•K A 102 AK10752 +J98
Tht' tndd1ng has proceedl'd:
South West North Eut
1 . Paa I NT Pua
1
What do \ou bid now'>
A.-Make the kinic of spades the
quet'n of diamonds. and we would
jump rebid three diamonds even
thou11:h thf' h11nd 111 a point weaker
Here ho~e,er. the suit doesn't
quite measure up fo r a Jump rebid.
80 we would 1umply rebid two
diamonds
Q.4-East-West vulnerable, a11
Sout.h you hold:
•9762 ,K9763 ~5 +Q83
Partner opens the bidding with one
no trump What do you respond?
A.-lt ia tempting to bid two clube.
probing for • four-card major with
the opening bidder. The L~uble is
that, if opener denies a major by
bidding two diamonds. two heart.a
by you is invitational and you cer·
t.ainly don't want partnrr to act
agam. Bid two heart.a or. if you play
transfers. two diamonds.
Q.~-As South. vulnerable, you
hold.
+QJ83 AKJJOM . A82 +Void
Partner opens the bidding with one
spade. What do you respond?
A.-Does partner have the nght
cards for a grand 1~m? We doubt.
that even t.he mOtll ardent 1cientist
would be able to find out. However,
we certainly want t.o be in one
should partner hold the ace and
lung of spades. To find out. use the
Grand Slam Foree. Btd five no
trump, asking partner t.o bid seven
spades holding two of the three top
honors.
Q.6 -Ne1ther V\Jlnerable. as &>uth
you hold·
•A65•2 QJ9783 Void +65
The bidding has proceeded·
North Eut Soutb Wetrt
1 Pue 1 Pau
1 + Pus ?
What do you bid now?
A.-We can construct ha.nds
where North-South are cold for
slam opposite a minimum opening
bid by North. but there are many
many more where North will have
too many vaJuea in diamond• to
make anything •hove game aafe.
Thettfore. we would jump to four
aped es.
~ .... , 25, 1112
\Avnd: John larrymort, Aqu.ari'" UlllA (~pl 2J-Oct 221 Wl\.11 yo\I
M-gHd&ry actor (hi• HHamll't'' h• y•t l\avt' bftn -Ii.mg will ~ voluncanly
to b« ~ull'dl . was on• of utrology'• murnt'd -1nvolvl'11 mt'thod of o~r.1 -
ec.uncllnt •upporttra. larrymorT wot hon ktys Emph.lt1t on f1lnHS. ability
on" chlcHd by hu brothl'r Uonl'I, ro mttt dradhn• Taunit U.O Srorpk>
"John. do you really bl'llo•l' 1t ~non& ftgu"' prominently
••taftdNew•
3BA 38.4, 2 frple, cua-
tom hme w/wat•r vu.
2 cw gar, decoralor
evatylhlngl $2400/mo.
Open Hou.. 1 o..4.1
Sat1Sun/110tt. 117
ll•rln• AY• T23-
1599 Of 973-4222
Cut• a. clean dplx, lg
IMng area, amt BA.
1 Ba, bu•y alrMt. Lae
1875/mo 774-30115
C'OHO:\:i\
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38A 28A, lndfV rm, w/d, = 1!;8 hM,~~i L88•1 H ug2• 2 8A s .. vtew •Br 3Ba. 3 car Dtlun FumlsMd • Studio. walk •,o refrig erator. Lower ,-. "' ...-. 2~ •· fT'plc, car gar, 0 view lot Bachelor 18R+ ancl beach, lg• prlva •
unit. 618 lrla. V.cant. S750/mo. •?e-•••7 11000 Agt 832-53345 f~·00c C!:'we11 8_,.,, gar. Tolal ,.nt and patio. 1595/mo Incl
l 13tl0/mo 819"34~81 1200 a/f 28R 28A. mod-STEPS to SC Plua. H•tH7/Ht·taH move-In $800. M ay utll. 47 ..... 0
MAGNIPICiNT tea-em decor, pado. gar, Specloua :zer 18 a ---------1 pay rentlll 1•t & 15th 2BR 2•A f I
..._ __ • u-...... -· u.-bltlna, poole, Clbh... condo, nu pnt/crpt. Ver•elllea 2Br 2Ba If qualified. e42• ** rpNc, __.. • .__ ,,_ ••a• •• 2000 or 548·1347 pool, carporl. r 48, 2"'ea. Lot• of etc. 1895 --a-Sml pet ok. MUD ok Model w/mlrror, mldg, Dover Shore• $950/
llght. freah paint, nu aiR iv;.. OOfMie, $810/mo. 848 H 34 comm r>OOl/•P4f~m, •---------mo. e7•tt•7 crpet, greet nelghbrhd loft, gatod comm, alt f10IO •u. M IO
t3eoGllM. 7at.oe7e dbt gar, wtd. dJw. '"9. VIiia Balboa! Park·Settlng!! •28DRM $700*
pool, Jae, 11100/mo. With Oceen & SunHt •1BDRM SIOO•
Dew-47 ..... t Beautlful 1BR + den. views. Nice 28R 28• a-d h~.. t CO STA MESA :.?12-1
2BR 211\Ba 1ownhome,
gated community w/
phone ent.ry ayalem.
CloH to shopping
(714)645-8122 Oya or
845-7135 M·F aft 5pm
& ell day wknd•I
l!ve9 MIS-4Se3 Cut• &. C"""' 28' 1 ea N~ view, wat'lf/dryr Fr"'. • ...... r, • 0..,. _, k I S895. ChUd OK. No Incl. No pata 545-48.55 Delu"• 2BR 2 8A nae, dbl car pr g, Incl. FJrepl•c•. S1250 Peia:e31 .. 1o7 C __ .. ftp 1 g •und4K!k, 10 blk• to mo. Agt 878-4912 •Udo u-atalra, 2bl/21>1. ....... o. • poo. ym, .._ ............ 1.. ..
tenn. Bear/Mac:Mhw ....,,. ... .-.. .., -W-a-t9f'f_r_o-nt_N_ewport ___ 1s·-1'***1 br, frpl, d/W, bay so"/ew• :pl, gar.
St,090/mo. day• ~ land. Lg 3br/2b•. nu patio, pool, encl gar, 113 mo as•. no 0405• eve. 731-7528 paint/drape•. trpl, Ju•t redec, no pet•. pela, 72<1-9e85
2Bd 2Ba, gar, fncd yd, stove, dishwasher, W/ $685/mo 942·71•2 BLUFFS 2Br 2 ~B•.
pool, gym, tennla. Is• D hook-up, gar, 11•95/ •Do you need 1g clean 1300 ~ ft. 2-car gar.
2BR Hou••· trplc, sml •Bike to Beach• 3BR fncdyd.S10951at/last 2BA. 2 car gar+,
+ S250. 719 Fernlaat. frplc, Nr Nwpt Hta
FIND
ana~t
through cia..uied
S975. No pata/•moker mo, i.ase 1173-6100 2br lba? Gaiage, new Avail now. No pelt.
57 Orchard. 548-7234 cpt, D/W, aiorag•. St095/mo. 675-00611
NEWl'Ol\"I S750 No Pel 94Q.2495 Charming 3Br 2Sa uppr
•Large I. aharp 2BR Dplx, 1 blk to bch,
28• upper, d/w, lg frplc, dbl o•r $1 300
cloaela, vartt, ger Avt now CIS0-2708
544-1862 or 621-3141 S1350/mo. 650-6269 B Et\('tl :.! IHH
OVERSfUFFED?
We1tclfff 2Br 1 Ba
New crpVpnt, pool.
$ 8 5 Oolm o . FR EE
RENT. 1728 Bedford
Ln. 827-5107 or 310.
59MnOX205
LARGE 3Br 2'hBa ae-
curlty condo nr •6th/
Balboa Blvd. 2-story,
4-CU parking, fire-'--------•I place, w/d hook up,
water view. Dock
avallable. $1700. VIiia
Renlal• e?S-4912
Apartments
For Rent
SSSO No Pet 940-2495 l!.Blutf
2 quiet E.Slde Apia. 2· Lge 2BR 2BA, pool,
a try, 2BR 111\BA. very nice, $975.
patio, lndry tac. no 721·1 teo ~·· Sml fncd yrd 1-..,.--~......--~--S825 mo or Lg• rncd Large V•,..•111••
yd S900 mo. 24•8 Studto
Elden. 642-5325 Welk 10 beech, many
WE'VE GOT
THE ANSWER
Is every nook and cranny of your garage
stuffed? Can't remember what it feels like
to pork your car inside? We've got the
answer! Advertise your garage sole in the
Doi~ Pilot Classifieds. If any items listed in
your garage sole ad don't sen,:We'll run
those listed items (under me rdiondise)
the following week at ow ..
no charge~ Sal I
CQll 642·5678 Today!
Steos To Sand
veMLV STUDIO lo
3BR nr bchl 2_.. car
perking.
1450-S t 700/mo
VIiia Rentals
875-4912
HAI.HOA
ISi.AN I> 2UOO
community emme,,I· 3BR 2BA Condo, gated ti••· Full aecurlty
aec., pool, Jae .. sauna, Se78Jmo IHH. No aom• ulll. S925/mo. Lv I • ,..,,.. .. 7.... peta, no M . ..gent mag. v....,.... -TRW 844-7211
ATTAACTIVI! tBR l:mM! BR A rt 1 ••rand Newl• with pvt patio. W•fk to v N2 !'a ,m .. • .. n11' everything S57S 2 rt ew, ""0 ~ Unique 2BR 2BA. frplc M ... 5"&-90e 1 mo For 1st 5 Months
w/2 car prkng. Deco-av on... On Qur.Speclalll. Call
rator ev•rythlngt Bachelor Apt. Newport NOWll 714·65o.3310 s1400/mo. Open Hla area. Ktl. utll incl
houae 1 o.4 Sal/Sun/ no pets. S595/mo ~ llOOMS 2706 ••Dover Shofea 4Br Mon. 117 Marine Ave 1500 dep. 54&-0eM
3 Ba, s 2 e o o /m 0 . 723-l599 or 673..,.222 Baker/Fairview Trlplax, FEMALE non·amoker,
Owner/Agl Christine. Pref 1 p.rson To di• 2-Story 2BR 1 ~Be, kitchen & laundry
723..,.•94 or 642-6552 f ...... d k W/ pvt yard, 1 car gar, prlv., Child OK. or p,,... ec • gar, S775./mo 97a..535 7 1531·9011 ener 7pm •Lido Penlnaule • 0 , utll Incl. StOOO/mo.
Unlqua 1 & 2BR Unlla Agt Scottie 1173-7702 E'Sld• tBR Seto, Furn room, pvt enl. &
for leaM. Prrvate bc:h, M9' PrQ9 ~ 2BA 1700. Oulet, BA neat OCC. $.450
on bay. 873..eQ30. well-kept lndry, BBO. Incl uul. alao 1BR no U do '•rk Dr. No pet• 93 t -8427 S375. 540-0608
•Shorea 2Br, Den, 2Ba,
gar, club/pool prlv·
lgH. 1 blk to beech.
$1400. 8t8·794-3453.
BAJ.BOA
Pt:NINSUl.A 2607 E. BROADWAY newly LRG Br/Ba E'alde CM
decor. lg• 2BR t BA. condo w/pool & spa.
• t BR Yrty• w/garage, bale, gar• S800. No gai•g•. Fum. 1500.
atove & lrlge. CIOH 10 P•I•. 548·944t '4~1275!• 642·1056/d
market/bHch. S785. E.SIDE 2BR, dahwahr, 1---------48A 2BA. quiet cut-Avall 5/1.845-5882 encl gat, patio, no NB. Prof Fem, lg mutt
da•Hc. Juat remOd. ---------• pall. 945-4319 t>aleny, Big Canyn golf
$2400. Lse. 722-0866 2BR 1BA, gar. nHr EASTS IOE course vu, kllch prlv,
or 122-1ooe M•g beach. newly painted. Back Bay ~t~nl~1.~o'.-4~
BLUFFS twnhm, bright cute apt. S880. 2BR, lBA. back yard,
•Br 21/iB•. new ldtch 631"1336 gaa W1hr/Oryr hkups.
w/Fmch aoor•. brick Small tBR. 8 hoUHI No P••• SIS95/mo
patio, comm p ool. lrom water, avail now. &45-11531 an 3pm.
2632 Vlata Del Oro. 1650 Incl ulil. Lease. Lovet~ 18R Courtyatd
11750/mo. 640-1208 no pets. IS7S-8221l Mnlng Gated, pool,
E.Btutt , ac:tlvlllH . Ask &bout 2BR 3B~. den, lge Spaclpu• 3BR 2BA Specl8111 842·•858 patio. End unll. W/O, netrlg. lrplo, lg
s13001mo. 954.7153 upper deck wMew. Mov•ln Specials! walk to bet\. Aved S/1. 2 & 38R TownhomHI FREIE TV W/8 MO a:973-47t2 e·~S GOOd loel 548.-7387
LSEI 2BR 1~•BA,
ocean view, hplc,
$1150 Agt 832·5336 COHO NA HUNTINGTON
JJt:l. MAH 21>22 BEAl'll 2640
VACATION
tU:NTA.LS 2722
BALBOA OCN F~ONT
Prtv•t• l.&.lltury Home
Can accommodate a
couples S900lwle lnci
•II amen. Avail 6-20
to &-27. 7-11 to 7-18.
... ,5 lo 8-21). NS NP
Owner 1573-9372
Luit Bayview Terrace
(near Eut Bluff) Mar
new, contamp. h<Xde,
2BR '21SA. corn•r, up-
grad•a. Incl yard care,
sec. $1550. 715().8045
8 19 Bear Lek• Cabin
3BR 1 SA, H S pat
night SIMPS IS. Avall now. Lge 3BR 723-.5817 •2BR l BA light, bright 2BA d/w frple w/d =-......,,,,,..,,~,...,,..--
&. tunt H 75 lnctud.. t\llu~ lrg 'palk>.' $925 BL MORRO WHkly
Ulll & OARAOEI. Call • 1ecur1ty. No dogs. aumm•r rental. s1 .. p1
Barb agt. 1175-5511, 3 10-192·2214 5 p9'Sons. Call (114)
•IM-23'12 after ISpm. 499""'87• Of" 77().962•
Newport Condo! 2BR ~ ott1ce, 2Ba. 1.AGU NI\
IU:l\CH 2ti·l"4 Uv• nr the oceanlronl 310"' 1r11. w e lk to
fOf" )u.t SSl7S/mo. Spe-beec h. Vrty $1300/ Avail NOWI 2br hM, 1 ciou• 1 BR, high ~I-mo Avl 811 57&-2238 toga, akyllghla, poo1 & · • lludlo, all have ocean
NB·H ' TO 8mACH
4BR tum. "'" Main Pi.r
~ I 100 1*111 0¥11 I
OIW. patlO. t1~
tennl•. Wetter view•, parking & COSTA MESA 2624 721-8051 Remu SC •hopping 499-1450 HENTAl.S TO
O o een Vlewl 2BR
2BA condo, •ecurlty
guard, pool, $1200.
965-2()()0(848·9567
Panoramic ocean v(;w
pentha• condo. 1 Br &
den Of" 28r. S ec rtftc•
*"Simo. Rel• req.
Catt Denni• or Kim
&4~78/d 1S0-2570I•
Ulove In S~lall **A* Mg' For Delalla on Rental
eonuM•lt 1aR a 2BR 1 V•BA
POOf. ape, cable hkup YftSTLAKa VlLUQI!
MW t U Aftytlmal
SHAHt: 2724
PILOT CLA.8Sll'lll1> BALBOA PENN. ex~
It'• IM reaource YoU condo. 1 Of" 2 rooms
can count on to ... a PV1 B.A, tum, $575 °' myriad ot mer~ se75. 1 peraon.
di•• Items, bec&uM 723-1407, 831-831•
·our column. compaf ---------quellfled buyer• to COM, 1hare 3Br houH
calll w/2 fem. ·3 blka f,.om ... ~ .. ..,. be•Ch Qreal loelatlon.
"31tmo. 123-5312
SERVICE DIRECTORY
worbt" John ILlrrymorl', known at SCORPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) lndl•
t~ "Crt.1t ,.roflll'." rtspondl'd, "I can v1dwtb you •nroun1rr today ,,. hkl'ly
tl'll you thla, Uonl'I, Mtrology worb 10 h1v• lhl'ff ll'ttt'rt, 1n1111l1 1n thl'lf·--------------------------------------------------------------.. for md" &orrymort, 111.l' Marll'nl' nam~ E. N, w Sn-nano ft1turn w1dt
1)1.trich, achl'dull'd hll •tudlo acting tpttlrum Of l'llpUlf'nC.. trHhYtly
C'lilo,.. by Hpl..-tary houra." WM phy11cal 111tr-.chon lnv"hg.•t••
Fowler. ,.locft, ht. blogr.phu. Khl'd-SACfTTAIUUS (Nov 22-DK 21)
111led hla writing hou,. by hu horo-An•nhon '"olvn .,o\lnd hotn4P, m.1n
acopl'· tal tt•rus. •b1l1ty lo 1Hord hnury ltftll
ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) Al f1nt .1n obfe<'t, ptano Miltie In y.x..r hf• 10,
you might ~ •11h1nR, "It ~ms lik• mght, whl'tht't •• llOml' or 11 l'ftt•urant
th11 will ~ 1 blu• Monday By mid or con<'t'rt lJbr• lnvolvt'd
•hl'moon, hown>•r, you'll "'° .-ttvt'ly CAPIUCORN (0.C 22 l•n 191
•ng1ged In cruuvt •ndHvor that 11 You'll 1ncounttr P19"H n, myatl'no111
gJamorou.. intngu1ng. proht•bl• 111\U'P who .. Y• "O\lr me.ting h..u nOI TAUllU (Apnl 20·May 20) You II
bl' t 11cl111r11ng, "Wh•I • Monct..y"· Lu bftn by ctuinre alon•'' Ito o,,..n -tn1nd
Nit poeltlon h1ghhghb ~n•f1cul con td wllhO\lt bl'tng J'llhblf Emphu•s on
tan•. •l'"'""nt1, luclt 1n r11at1l'ra of 1'1f' Yiatb, lt'tttf (Nil\ r.lthYf
1prc1.1l1tion •nd ro1r1•ncl' What hid AQUAUUS Cl•n 20-... b 19 )· l y
btofn In dtMIT'IY wlll bl' org•nlud l•tt •ftf'rnonn you IHrn th.1t mon~
CEMTNI (May 21-lun. 20) Empha· will~ •v•ll•bll' Cytl• h~Ah· 1~81Mnt ~ appeeJa 10 Wsdt'T 1tad1t'ntt upend and lntuJtlon pt'OYf a«llrlh' ft#141tlon
horlson• -don't ovulook poHlbihly •hip 1nt1na1f•ft, ch•ll•JIJ• ol dHdlliw
of~ ••rket You11 a.. In poemon dom1nllH 0ttn1rio C•pncorn rwprt ·
to dJl'ft't your own dtatlny An•. lJbr1 wntfd
pr,rtofta pLty m•,or rolN Pl9CES (Ftb t•·~l't'h 20). Moon
CAN a (JuM 21 -Jvly 22 ) Lunar. In your 11.gn Min<tdee with ,,..noNhty,
nu1Ml1al •pttts h11hhJhl inckptnd ona1111I •J'l'"*h. ability 10 fa~bty
«irMT, vlaor. •nthulUtft. poMlblhty of '"'P'" w,,..non and •PK'AI tMfl\bn
ewcolnt nl'w lovt Partk1pe'° 1n p•o• of oppotltt '"" EAttlld\l lor bfglnn1n1 "*" pl0!9d. l111~t your own ltyla 1.tnique Pftltllet. CwrtV1
L-o, Aquriu.t peflOl\1 IMotvtd If MAY ZS IS YOUll •llTHOA Yl
Service
Directory
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hard working contrac-
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atlvotlon 641-8223
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ftf'W ol "'I of war -family dltputl' oftln your own ino.c ••~,. rriuc. Cur• Iring In cone •• • lf\~"9 who Po wNt. who~-l"fnl cycli hl1J\1Jsh11 w~,.. you IJ•«ir, ~·~ conet.. UC
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Serving N~ A ... abl9 Houaedaanlng I do an traaea. low EXP'O OAADENEA: 15
for 13 yn. by th• day. t..ocal price•. flc'd a bonded. yra COM, N 8. Ouehiv
TILa DON• RIGHT lll•L Exe.I. refa. Call Jay. 8&0-3008 ~· ,..., ,., ... Ref• uc.•30007. 55•1oee Alida 1s1.u13 "-•~a1o1m , ..... ________ Carpentry, plumbing_, Frank Land•c•pine
THI ORIGINAL Retlabla HOUNCl9enlng. :le· dtyw•ll, maaonry 25 vr• exp. clean-up, DEAN the TILi Ull &per1enced SlOJhr. ~·· R•••ea•t... malnt. comm/r••· prol
IHky •hower.-Acld CAM Wendy S4 .. SA31 M .... 2 4 Job, "" .... ~303
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Shower esoon. Klto-Morrlaon P•lnllng a paint, etc. a, ... ,..... T••••-IR•111on. LOWftl , floora.•PlumblnQ Uo. Brian 845-17N iii&iiiil14419 25Yf9 O.C. e13-e065 Oene+"al Conatruclk>n. Aef ... tr .. Ht. Tii., rnarbte a rvowooct . 121"854e
Everyth ing relat•d. Anthony MIUlnl Ma110nfY
Pef'feet tne...a. a Ru•••ll Conatructlon. Hauling • Clean~p 8rlcke 81oett•Stone
deatgn Mlp ..... 7282 N..-6 remod .. pnt, ~. Oamo. MC. Uc 1111129, 8ond/ln• l'Alll lt s /lw.
<ttlllt< \HI l•lh
1.ovlng grandma will
babpft 1n het coeia
..... l'tome. ..-..
call Marcet ..... , IOI
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f'lreplac;•. 35 y.-pp. Party Succeu hf.an-only bu•'"-•· "epalt
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TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE • h If t • • 1 •• 0 /h , +" 10pped tOlling a«vef w/ _..,a2500,..,... ___ o_r:_F_a._t ni. __ 71_1 •_ Sl."5 Truck • ( 4 E 0 I 5 7 2)
bOnue Cal a... fnt9r -1100 1-1Wft7 TOYOTONOLVO of •• ....., ' • L-------------------------' '•m•I• roommate wtllMed, MMl-9fof ,..
epon, eht be.wtlful Ir·
""-. condo. ""'"'° • MC, ...... 164-1111
,UftY Gn IWM• "1 CdM
to ttv w/prof, nr pOOI/
epa. S41S, Incl utll. ......... Announcements
1'1-.l<SON/\l.S .IOO.! Maturw 'em&M lo 8hr lg
CondO In NB poof,
t•nnla, J;;_u, ••c. DWM ... l(a attrae11ve 1.450/rno 8421 young female lo share
fabutoua oc•an front
• 'Y" • ---• ,_,_ •• 8o•t0tt ~ Cotta M•ta TOYOT41YOLVO Of wt.w. 64..alOO Super alngte H20 bed 115' "Ml1chlef", 70 1Me Hatbor BIVd C.. Moea
I :\11' I • I' \11 '\ I
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•••••••• PIMM be •war• that ..,. UaUnga In this cat·
9g0ry may require you
to call a 900 numb9r
In wNch tMnt la •
hHler, padded ra111: Yamaha, Sffta &. 11 7~2·2QOO 1Me H~ Blvd
3-drwr peel, Ilk• nu Trai&rtte Sl950.173-l t2J •as HONDA Prelude 722·2000
f76, P:ngtdalre Refrlg Ci ... lo Dutneld 11' A/T, AIC, P/W, T1lt,1-:-.,....,=--.,....,~--wrka gt1 150, Wrwr Elec eo.t. Totally r• moonroof, super 91 To1ot• CreHlda.
dta.u lee> 711-9$72 furb. Nu mtr, betteflH, cl•an, ( 1 MPR33G), loacs.d w/opt, Ilk• nu
awltch & paint, Spec Sl995 cond, (2W2E089)
M I. It C . t I/\ 1\ I l IS 1-. canvas top. Mini TOYOTA/VOLVO of $18,495, dlr 135-3t7l
Ml~l · bOI:> cond. S5800obo Me-Cotta M•••
Charge per mlnul•. •HUGI GAAA0E SA.LE
t'O\H.H HOAlS 7UI:!
2587/h 85t-4262Jw t911 HatbOf Blvd
722·2000 THU(' KS 11220
'71 Ford Courier
over~••d rack, $1050 HYUNU/\I !HHIO
'2& ••• R•~ '7~ '88 GL.9, gOOd condl· 142'2114
57 TOWft In tTncu ___ ~
I SofM trMln IO NllGhbOt Of u=~ •t~ -Btyan1 ~
tS Ontlrio rtWr 12 ~
18 Lat•t. p<ef 13 Asian t7 Untul1..,.. '-ttval 11'\8fT'8oe: Fr 14 Moeen UM
19 l(l\OCll( 15 "MOre -. 20 Booty ._ IC>Md''
2l " ... and -00--....... .... .. M•M Verd•, m/1, n/a ••tat• ln •Wchang• for t\Nt 25-30 to 1har• II hi h k 1 4BR hom•. Bed/Bath g OUH ••P ng,
•"'-"· ... 50 ........ 7••• babytllllng. Salar-y
a.rt.ncler Trelftffl Fum, cttha, •Pf't •quip,
~ed. Hrn up to htehld llem1, SaVSun
1150 dairy, salary + 1•·3p. 2107 Carob St.
tips, 'fl.Ill or part IJme.1---------
2 wk training, women.1---------. men 21 or otMr. can:
lmmac cond, $$SS• lion, aunroof, new•---------
lnvald, VHF, Lor· tlrH IA ooo. 248-2447 '79 Ford Courier wance, In water NB, ' ' WOr1h $14k Hlllng for OVMhHd rack, $1050
~! ~1:'Eden" J = ::;~• 2fS Young Scott 3 Italian dty - -....,.... ....., poHlble. 497..Q8ee.
N8 ••••om• 38R
2\.t8A oceanfront, on
IM boardwalk In sand seoo. \.t utM, 648-7629
Ml-.MlffHSllll'S
,HJJM
•NEWPORT BEACH Newpo41 Hit. Room for COUNTRY CLUB
eoo..:aa•aaa 27 Steec> llope9 4 em.m.nt
30 Alanna at8fldt
32 Soup 5 -Mineo 33 Aecteattonal 6 Walking pole
actMty 7 Of an ec>OCh 3" Chidl't 6 Mind Lat
58900, 723-1255 842·2114
3 I • Monterey Fishing ·~.!:ct.•;!:. 4~ .. ~ '84 Toyota 41l4 long
Troller '24, rfflOfld In •ee. tnlc:hQ ''· 1w ""· pert cond, bed, SAS, 5 apd, P/S,
WS'• ~. VHI', lofwl, ptc ri.1w 111111, boYnd to AM/FM, Tiit, chrm
bM&Ay. ,.. ......,,. OleMI epprc, M2ll (303) 7'M-24M whit, bumpers, hitch,
rem, non-emkr, 143<>. CLASS "A" Golf Mem-
FuU houH Pflv, Call berahlp, 850-6413
CHILD CM• Seeking
rnatwe lady for 3 mo
old twin• & houM
cleaning for Tues &
Thura. 848-1309
Gory .. "' Whlto lit n W•ddlnt Dreae alz• t4, long
train, V·nack an~
back, long alMVe, o,.at for fall or wln-
t•r wedding! SAC
S185, 432.o318 call
•h•r lpm
former home 9 Bua abOf
37 EY9 part 10 Actor Jeme1 -
38 Pani81nen11 1 1 CtotMI
~. 1n H20 NS wot1h nu cttch, brks, trans,
$45k, sell S10K dwn, big tires, 129k ml,
Nick &4&-7l74 LINOBORO Tennis ~ub
Single mom hu room HB, Mlll.ng famlty life
for rent In Nwpt Hit. time membership,
Lg• yard, $325/mo, 1400 obQ 53e-90e0 -*'""•. 846-4884
Merchandise
OWC no Int. 723·1255 ,89 Chorok .. 4wd. S5300, 673·5eC>5
34' Searay '87 8p'1f•h 4dr Lllrdeo, loaded 1989 FORD F350
Queen or Partor Palma, Cl.or dtlw, tty woo. loecMd, w•pt, 2NEZ487, Dually. Lariat ex-
5-8 feet tall. $20 ea, -·-. 1w tn. mon1 cond, S12?95 dlr 835-3171 tended cab. White.
potted. Herb plants, S85k obo 675-7939 32,000 mll... Bed
It N . 87...,8422 A 11 2 , 0 1 liner, chrome whHIS,
39 Reelty unit t 2 Heer about
40 Football 13 Runs ...uy
plays abbr ta FerNlle
4 1 MllklS holel 23 Huny
Ill 25 Mtmle 42 Remove cords 2fS K91p1 out SINGLE mom wanlt lo
anare In Npt. Hghta or
COM. Up id 1-UO. By
8/1. Matta. 84W741
Employment
Opportunities i\~'llUlJt:S hOJO Shada or Pine tr .. 1. 15-e~. iv ~dg, u,:B ~: LINCOLN '71 ~~.11~~1'' 4~ce~~~~
gallon, 10 for S200. t· lraller, Loran, ball Continental. 460 Book value: $17,000.
gallon planlt, S1 ea. tank..Qr•at Perform•r, •ng. runs gOOd Sl295 Mutt ••II Sl5,000
lrom 27 Batt>ecu9 rod
43 Tipped 28 ChMM tourCI
•5 = 29 Higti-ranklng
Commercial
Real Estate
fH,SINLSS on l(E
l'Olt HENT :!7fi9
12 • 15 otnc.. Clean,
prof. H51 I Newport
1-.Ml'LOYMENT :'>5:JO
Cnhltrmtttmtlonlst
Part·llme, wHkenda.
Lan Stop 892-8782
Door Hoit
Parl·Tlm• Eval/Wknda
al Lan Slop. 852-8752
Blu/grey Str&Jght Back
Chair 115, P•ralan
' Rug S35 IS!S0-3211 VarlellH. 874-9422 $8500 obo 852·91 t t Musi ... i 642-0517 OBO. B48-0180
C'Ol.I H "J'IHl.t:S
6017
Attention: Ttddy Bt1r
Collectors!
SAIL BOATS 7014 Mt;ncEni-;s 9130
'80 4908L 47k mu ...
CAT 30' Loaded w/many llawleu, Must Se•.
xtras, lmmac cond, SAVEi (060742), Cr•·
Must S•• This Onel vl•r BMW, 835-3171 s 16k obo 289.0225
NISSAN 91~0
SP1';Eo &
SKI BOATS 7016
VANS 9225
'82 B·l 50 V8. New
paint, 4 captains
chairs, aofa bed,
$3900. 968·5273
VOi.VO 9230
peraon 46 W11a-30 -limit
48 Force 3 1 Kida· bed a 49 Welland Canal 33 Parent
t .. tur• 35 Golf b&llC
50 Stitch line 36 Turna nglll
52 F'tr~-38 Speckles ~ 39 Som.tt11ng 56 Your and my grully
2 3 5
Blvd. Coa1a Mesa ---------1225. 553-1115
French & Victorian Antq
~ ro1•wood furn,
t840..1880. Fine Col•
leetlon Incl: 8 " mlrr w/
columns, 2nd Empire
bed, 2 mrbl ch .. 1a, lg
dlaplay cabinets,
carved armolr• w/mlrr
front, aml tbla, carved
arm chra. All lop quaJ.
tty, nne cond plecH.
Musi S••I 723-45239
Wiii "•crlflc• Undaay
Purpua Limited •dlllon
"Lady Anno" T•ddy
Bear #8 of only 100
mad•, S200. Pl••••
call 142-432 t X332
days or 831-3220 eves
19' OLASTRON '87
190HP Merc/cruls•r I/
0 , Open Bow Tri-Hull,
Sun-Top, Trailer, Lott
of storage. Great Ski
Boat In excellent con· d1tion (10 person ca·
paclty). St0,500 OBO.
Cati (714)84~1571
'88 3 00ZX fully
loaded, security, t·
tops, lo ml, $10,950 '87 Volvo 7400LE
obo. lmmac 493·9869 A/T, AJC, Snrf, P/W, t4
300 720 3731 8/F
1* sff.'. 1117 WHt•
cliff, NB. Ag1 641-6032
Huntington •••oh
otnce for Rent. 1390 per month, 1 at and
HCurfty. 148-4200
INIJUSTHIAl. 2788
8UllNHI LOCATION
New bldgt, Ofc/Wat•
ht•, atorelmta, roU-up
doors. Also street
front ahownna. Or•at
CM loc. Starta at 79C
per ft. Ag1. l5C>-1220
INCOME
PROPERTY 2790
Turquol•• Mino 20
llC,.a, hi deaet1, 11lnt
gems, remot•, clean
air. S22K. 876-9824
BEA PILOT
BOY OR GIRL APPLlANCI-;s f!O 11
Th• Dally Piiot It •Wutt./Ofyef S275Jbo111 currently contracting Ollhwaahef S125. ffige
young •duht betwHn ll85. ..... a.48
t'URNITURt: 6014
FHEE TO YOU 6022
SAAB 918:>
'18 Turbo Convert 5
1pd, loaded, wlllt1, Io mi,
011g ownef, Jdnt cond,
$20,500 obo 733-0930 th• eo•• of 14 • 17 to
tell th1 paper at 1p.-
clal events. There la Belg• S.C'I xlnt cond '8 4 Toyota Lo Van
no dOOf to dOOf' aollc-S 12s, lg oak din tbl Rear A/C, Cats, Tilt.
FREE: t cubic yard
of dirt. 548-3120
MARINE SLIPS
TOYOTA 9210
ltlng and you would 1140 ~70 P/L, t owner only 5"k
work onty one SatUt· CrNm/mauve Sofa S75. 11 ( KV N 9 o I ) day 1 week untll Contole Stereo w/ClJ• AVAIL lmmed In prime ~7~:. · 1
achool'a out. Earn tom caat ptyr bullt·ln •Vintage Watches Nwpn toe. 75 ft t lip w/ To~ot-.'Volvo of
money and hav• fun, ,75, Tan Recliner 125, Bought, Sokl and R• t7'1.1 ft beam. St 100/ Cotta M•aa
tool Mutt be out· and MOREi All In xlnt paired 194-8550 mo. Debra, 648-7800 1966 Harbor Blvd
going and poaMas • cond. call atter 5pm BALBOA COVE SLIP . ___ 1_2_2._2_000 __ _ potltlve al1ltude. For l42-8129 ·-
more Information callt---------$250/mo. 30 Ft, park· '87 TERCEL Auto.
Paul J•lley at 142· Fulon frame & pad. Ing avail 85C>-8145 Low MllH , (1SRT487)
4333 Ext. t09. MO. Flbergtua back· $3994,
board S15. 720-1023. OAK, xlnt cond, exec Slip to 50' Toyota/Volvo of DENTAL ASSISTANT KINGSIZE WATERBEO • offlc•: duk, chra, Clasalc NB area, pos· Coate Meaa
Pleaaant group prae-No-wave mattr .... In-fllea, mlec. 751·1424 albt• live-aboard. Call 1961 Harbor Blvd
tlce In Newport Beach eludes frame & h•ad-days, 721-0991 •vH (7141 831-8480 722·2000
needa FIT Aatt w/exp. board. Good condl· '87 Toyota CRES·
RDA pr•f. Good ben-tlonl Only $200. Call SIDA. Fully Loaded, 1
•ma. Call 840.1122 68!>-7904, leaw mea-owner, (2FXU091),
D •NTAL EmployHal1_u_..ge_. ------$10,995, TOYOTA/ Emp~. Outstand-Maltr .. a s.ta TWfn $80, VOLVO of Cotta
DOCKS 7022
P/L, Diamond Car, 17
(2FKR217) $9995
Toyota/Volvo of
Coate M••• 20
1966 Harbor Blvd
722·2000
VOLKSWAGON 923:>
•a,o Cabriolet Convert • .......,.-+--+-~ red 'wh top, 5 apd, tw 40
ml, St 1,750 o bo, 833-
3952J673.0523
M I SC. AUTO 9245
1941 Plymouth WOODY ....,.-+--+--+---4--
orlg cond, beauty, ma-49
roon, xtras. $24,500 t=-=-+-+-(310) 498·1588 56
ANTIQUJ-;S & 60
CLASSICS 9250
63
7
detMted
41 MakM holy
42 Con•
container
44 Pen and -
45 Fabric tor
trimming •e 1nttuenc:.
•7 wuen 48E~ta
50 Anni I
adopted land
8 9 10
51 Inner pref
53 Unrefined
mlnerlll
54 Untuly kid
55 MolatlnleM
58 NeighbOr ot
Tenn
59 1(1.nd ot·
llUft
11 12
19
13
Business &
Finance
lll!SINl<SS
Ot>l'OHTllNITY :l!iO ..
Ing opponunltlH. Call FuU S9$, On s140, Kg 7 °:~::::·~~;~::ale, Mua, 1866 Harbor '88 FIREBIAD
714·523·15"5 SUSS, Fiw0ell'l~t03 AKC Papers, $300, Blvd, Costa MHa. NEW 350 Ch•vY1---------------------------
D•NTAL-ORTHO Private htat• Salo 55MSNM 722•2000 motor and 350 trans.
LOCAL PAY PHONR
RT. LOW COST,
HIGH RSTURN. 1·
800-741-1188
Rooeptlonlet FIT all for appt 581-1032, 18 '88 Legend 33k ml w/ $2400/obo. 89().()()55
No ..," or Sat. Ben-Centwy Engbh Mrvlng 2 yr warr, gr1 cond, 1 L
ema. Beaut.lfuf olc In 8'de boald, Oftg Patina owner, local car. SEL 1988 Muatang, 269 Nwpt Cntr, 144-1211 2.pc china cab ,..j••I/ v.a. A .T 95"' Me-
o Ou Ds.,1EEPEA wood lighted lnl -;;.. 114·500 54~786 chanlcally Restored, A N ~ Ffencft stY'I dining room N9'W Interior, Just t2-month poaftlon, I Mt. doMd e· Ol)en 10', your uMd vehicle needs paint Job to be
hour a p•r day. w/I aine dirt Ind........ thro h L ilied bitter than new. needed by liuntlng1on mrtt French br ... ~ '87 528• A/T, xlnl UQ c a.u • s4950 OBO
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you . Pa1 Phone• • Poa
S900 W1dy Income •
Min lrtY9St. $9,IOO. t •
to0-229-2290 Beach City School roo~ cllandiller 3, cond, (2SDS402), (7 l 4) 84~1571 Olalrlct. Salary 11 acrou One ot •kind! $11 ,995 Crevier BMW.t---------.-.;........;...__;:.__ ______________________________ --:.
S 1, 710 • S2, 124/ ent~ unit cus· Gar~ Sal•, Sat, Sun 835-3171 Vending Route1
~or ••lo. Eam a
•••dy cuh lncom•. 1..8()().~
month. (Employer tom built Nbbed OtA &. on 1•·2p, 718 -.-1-9-8-7-8-M-w-3-2-5-1-.-.
pajd Publk: Empioy.. wftlte 56 \,, • 23~d • LllHctpur In ....,, chrt, Oelphln grey/Ian, new .. •• R•tlrement Con-1S"t1,.' dtamond thaped mlrrora, 2 blkH, misc brakH, 6 tk weft maln-
trlbutk>n amounts to ~ .u''h • 40"W wJ tained mu... c11no1d
MONEY approiclmately S134 ancq !tame alatm, erul .. control, p•r month). Muat1-......;~__;_____ 1 c
TO 1.0/\N ~!JI ·a pa11 wrltt•n teat. On az Wattf1>ed maple power w ndows, Al ·
A p p I y a t 2 O 4 6 t hi-post frm, lnclu float S 11. 900 obo
GET DEIT FREE Nowt CraJ1"1'191' Lane. H.8. manreasll'INter St50 BJtch eontemporaiy On"' 310-798-0550 Iv mag
Phon• 914 .. 111. obQ 538-8980 w/h•ad & Foot bQard, Ouar conaolldatlon.
SI ·SSOK. Bad credit
ok, qulclt approval. 1 •
to0-27s-.eeo4 7 days
Announcements
L()S l lio.
FOUND :.!112~
Deadline for' applying SOLID OAK s.drawer draHer, 2
la May 29, 1982. B•DROOM arr nlC-ai.nda,.044-2934
INSIDE SALES Fits Full/Queenalze b.•d. Mirrored & The Cuatomar Servic• llghl•d headboard.
Departm•nt of th• OraW9fa, eablneta. Ar·
Newpott BHchlCoata molr• Included. Exeel-
MeN Dally Piiot '-lent cond1110n. Must
loOl<lng for T ... mar-... 11 S800 OBO ketJng Proe with con-1111 t1a1a111 r•1u1ta. Pl•... M2-vl22
Transportation
HOJ\TS 701 I :'~~~tment 81 •'t4 BAYLINER '18 ..... FIND :::. =g=.c=~~ In Ortental Rug o.pt. low houra, open bow.
No aicp. n••ded. fl•., finder, aler•o.
CHEVROLET 904:>
'83 CAM.QtO, Black.
Z28, 305 engine. over·
drive trans. $5000.
890-0055
'85 CORVETTE
Red w/belge lnt91'10f,
glaas top, 17" wh•el•
A t ires. ZR·1 rear
bumper. Cuatom
paJnt. 42,000 milea.
St4,500/obo.
Call IMM200
DATSUN 9060 Evng1 & Wknda. gr'Nt for skiing, nan-
'0 u ND I w HITE H .50/hf. Call Kay at &.D apartmtn)t Ing and cock1ail erul• • 7 2 2 40Z. NE w
MIXED BREED GER· 7t4-644-t2t2 ext. 371 through clauilied l.ngl S3500 Offer. 432. MOTOR . sup ER
MAN SHEPARD, Male, SPECIAL EVENT 0311 pleas• caU al\eJ CLEAN! $4000 obo
o entte, ,ound a111 SOLICITORS r.: t-::==::::::=====-=-~l=pm======--=95=7=·93=90=d=a=ya===;t around Harbor &
=~.,to'" ~ta~··:, WANTED Se . ' ' ur car Coala M••• Animal Tho Dally Piiot la
Conlrol, PINN call currently c:ontractlnn the CM Animal Con-who • ~0:~~·~·~ f~~"'4 make tracks!
Heartbroken aubacriptlona at van.
oua apeclal ewnt• tn
Famtly ... I<. bo-th• Oreng• COHI
lolled k>1t Abre-ln-.,... No •1.pertenee la
Ian Cat. cherished r equlr•d. Start at
memb91 of lh• famllyl ss.oo an hour plu•
t 2 Iba. mal• ... laal c:omml•llon on each
•Mn 5/19, Vlclnfty Of ord., you N II. Thia •• Suney & Ce"*> High· .,, ...., way to get
lands Dr, Corona de! ••Ira lnc:om•. ,or Mar... PleaH Nol.. n'IO'• tntonnatton con--
Ue NUnlt• OU1 tamltyl t.ac1 PaUI .,....Y al 142·
Contact Maty al ... ,_ 4333 EJC1, 20t. • 0571 .....;.;;.:.;;-=~;.;.;,----
LO I Yo· $300 RE· WAR Larg• Oold
Rope aracetec, io.. a1
Soulh Coast pta,u on
Ma~ e, t992. OWN•R
D•Vl8TAT•DI
ONLY .ISW9urt
HAV• llROM MY
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PILOT CUSSll'l•D
ti's the reaourc• you
can count on to ••II a
myriad of m9fchan-
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our columns com~
quallfl•d buyer• to
calll
Ma..a8'78
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*600
PER MONTH
•fllllllRlm*
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
Must have
dependable transportation.
and llabllity insurance.
CALL 841
COITA &\ rewml IUQI '
Need to sell yru ar? Do tt the easy way! Rm yru
ooto oo for 10 OOys in the Daly Piot/100e~nt. ~ it
m't sell, we'I nrt it for 5 m«e 00ys, FREE!*
(rj Ckis.iied f cr ~kils.
t 1.1 .... ..,rf.•r•d ( ·llfTJf11Ulll f~· fif.1 t li.it 'f/ll,11 1•
r------------NAME YOUR OWN......,._
: PARTS SPECIAL
I 81.00 OFF I ANY PARTS PLR:HASE a: s 2S 00 • s 49 00 I I ANYPAR1$~ng~oo -s 9900 1
I 811.00 OFF I I ANY PAR11i PUA::HA9E OF 1100 00 . $188 CX> I
II ANY PARni ~~~MR II
TO'tOTA PtMT'S CN. y I ., ,,,,. ...,,_.~« I
I \T>TOYOTA I
II YlldtarwN ~pu'Ct11110ffif 1
1 ,..-·~·*'----·~ I ~~-I Olr~,. \;: ____ _
PAIITS&:
§ERVJICE ., ..... ...,,...,,, ....
~TOYOTA
Be Monday, May 25, 1992·
'VlllY Ct.ASSY LADY'. G. ................. ... ..., . ..., ... • • ctr • ._., ..
CS& ............. QI
l16)
~...aimYll
lADWm DIP ....... _, .. , .. =-* S,ls.4Sb ......
"We're bringing people together/,, ::: ......... .. -~ ... ..... ........... , ...... c.1mo
M.E S£EXING ROMEO.•·
Dal~ UI~. clasty. 18-
......... SWP. f .lo\>.
... ri'llCIOIS. '°'"' to d.Mcc. lAtc 1lca. call 1169
VEJtYATTRACTIVE.W.32.
.... coafldm, pU)ful, ~
kipluouJ fllll·f!Jurtd SBF {(ICU
6'+, IQCllll'llJC. pu KlllllC, intcl
i.,_ banc!ll JS-40 male for ~ klna-lmn relll>OM!up
Mngod .-d I + All~ RI
CioM!ity. Sllltl Ana Call 1"9:?
SOPHISTICATl::D BRL,
NETTE SWF. S'6'11 ll . .dlrk·
b~, leMih~c. 1111tlhgtm ~b
SWM 4S-S8. pro(e\'IOnMI,
beallhy, clean bfc-~k' l.t111g
Baril. Call 219\1
BOHEMIAN ~ ilM
be. ilcllldtocel-. vena111t \IS
CllVUOllllalll prof Nlllllll .&ll
S"l'.seebsmcat, \lnul.arh rn~
filed male for comm11mtnt
Tusb11. Call 2391
MARRIAGE·MINDFD ~'5"/
I IS. 32. bruneat. SWJ.. "'IS.
blppy IDd heahh) k'Clk111g rar
S11Dt. Very llllk'tlle aff'c>."'tlOll·
.. toy. OUll°'nl . .nd l)h)'I
calJy (rt Good L'IJIMIUllUll.Y
loves children anJ an1mah
OlnSblll val~ Su. Ct''lful Cl·
iecr. now ready 10 build •trong.
fulfilling relahonslup leac:ho~ to
fMllly. T11>1m. Call l~I~
READY FOR ROM.\ \U
flllliDy.111\col\ll\111• k" .t-lt 'I,
SWF full·fi~uml \ l I~ .,.
auburn hllr allll ~lmunJ t10
k'llkmg §ell~U11c • .inn~ \\\ M
28-36 for lau~httt 3lld k" e Ir
vine. Call 1065
MARRlAGE: \11\PI [) \\\ P
S'S'll I~ .. 1:. t-runrttt \ '
hippY llld health~. lt\>l.111~ ,,,.
same VCf) artn11.i11t <lllt.uon
Mt. St~) llUl~llnll 11\J f'l\1,1
call) fit Go...J ;1>1111T1Uni.:1110r
love children Miil o1111mah Chm
blll ~alut\ \UH't"\IUI L Jlttf
~ l'C<lt.l) Ill bu11J \ffi'lll~ tul
filhng rtl.mon,h1r le.Jin~ w
tamil) :-.c ... ron 6e&h < 111
l'I:'
iodip .S Clnlll· I'll OWF.
)'Olllll 60. cron. llll'ldlvt CM'·
ptac w,ip.s.c. for IOlf .S • • SeetilC lit. NIS SWM .SS. 68 11oM.t 1D1mt1S tmar Call ma
PROf"f.5SIONA.l BLACK FE·
MALE en.JOYS l.belilrc, b1llO and
It\. Seeks mUc compatUOll. 35-
60. race unimponan1 Long
Beacfl Call 21 SI>
IRRESISTIBLE DELIGHT·
Ft 1.. DJF :' suptrl> cluldlm. ~ 1111tllet1uai 40!.b DJM
HUSBAND Expenence hk'l.
11hmtum lmne Call 1817
NOT JUST ANOTHER
PRETTY FACE Hir'ley·ndtf,
too Seruual. romaooc. pmi-c~c:.d Grcd . ..eek~ ~1occre.
talth, atrecuonaae SIDWM,
NJS. OI CJ ~ Undcf 40 COllU
Mesa. Cill 18S9 IN
COSTRAST TO my da)'bmt
;cnousneS>. I lo•t 10 ndc mo-
lon:yc~ for fun rm 'ltllsuall
rom1n11.. ~1ncerc/pl1yful.
brain)'!JttttY, nh Ckmuu. You
sholllJ Ml C SlllUlllf quaht1C$
llld bt affectlOClllt S'ltlllnder
tim-C rr.u Mt'>& Call I gsq
CHRISTIAN SINGLE MOM.
40, 5'9 112. loolJng for tall
~WM. Chmnan io enJOy uun/
b.Jllroom dm:1n1 io start Santa
AN Call 2:\49
C "Rl\G JEWISH WIDOW.
NJ. v.oulJ h~ IO IOlc. laugh llld
Jmtc ~.11n Hunu1111on Beach
\;ill 1.~T'
CHRISTI'\\ ~\\.I-CllJO)-S OUI •
dooo. '4lhng. prole~~1on.J. "I.I
D. l11•r I 'hJIJ. cn}I>)'~ life
Scd .. 1 SWM/DWM 1940, hkc
1.ilut\ 4ieal Bc.lr.:h Call IN9
Jr\\ ISH \\ 100" .,.,1'1kl hL.t
I\ meet •rt&l hfe 'tf..\SC'ff ti()
"' ft~ It.II' 11"1Un' Hun11ngton
Be.:h Call 2t>W
OJI-~5 MISSE-S KISSl:S, ~·
mg pop..'tim fun. drt.um ~ 'K I
119. Wit\ 1ttl' IJll malt' d)'·
llll'OO C o<ota MN (':all 1.l I ~
TIRED OF G.._MES' \1t IOJ'
It's • simple • 1-2-31
DWP. 21 a.-. Clas&y.
lllllQUC. ldr'Ctl~ ~ '"*R Setts saecm. lllnC-b~ SW, NS pdmm 26-Ja.
Cot\cnMQ. i&hClltlft, boob.
peork. (j llldel ......
1bann1. can11a lf\'ioe, Call
1446
SWF. 19, chubby, lo\'lble. out·
IOUll ltddY ht# aectin& roman-~ SM •ho loob Wide. !IOI just
OUISXlt. FuflMon call I 393
BCTTE MJDLER pmoaabty,
bul rncmblr Ann Marpret. ~
(e:wonal WOCIWI 11.1tb ioquinng
mind 1tekJ adveiltlltt50IM,
good·humored. SCNittve. well·
adjusted matclung bookend
MllSI be (ll • tnm. N/S, good
llllUl'ed. podti\ot Ind open. 'S· S9 Long Beach Call 29S7.
P£1TTE. A 11V.CT1VE. AC·
TIVE. WF. would hU 1 pllt·
ner in my wl boll .. or f«
saibng. skiing, shows Of beach
bOO"i Long 'Beach. CalJ 2299.
ATTRACTIVE. SEXY
BLONDE. DWP. Ldespru1p
IDIO Owt:ll ol Rel Sc:li!8Ct llld
all k9cll ol wff lo\'t IO lauih.
dlnce. golf. bike. beach walb..
bolllng, ,..11.ale~"CJ I'd h~c a
friead Ind IO sbir'C
JI.ft With. l=I~ lltl'IC· uve. tall. in1e1u,cni. 1wwe. It.II•
~YC, I kwUll genderMI llOUQd
SO Check ti OUl11 long ee.ch..
Call 1714
LIGHT lJP MY LIFE. BIG
GUY I llllClhgetll. pusiot\ale,
open. '°"tnf .-tuie female Tall
S"T, lttrlt'lllC. lo\t IO laugh.
golf, ~I. deep sta fish. tn•cl.
dance. You: aur1ct1~e. fun. opm.
w«essf ul. ••ll't. v.wm. &all, .i5.55 Loog llelch Call 2688
SJI-10. lttks SJM. ~. lo\ts
hones. CQll'Cry lllllSlddanculJ.
.,. raniltri·n-boou a must
TllSlln Call 16TI
PRETTY, PETITE. MUSIC
TEACHER. S'2" 111 O. Sttls 1
gentleman i.-bo 1s spintuall)'
rmndcd. ldlkbc. ~SS. IO sldft
I 'pcm! bft qedicr Onngt c OWlly Call 2030
Dial 1 (900) 407-4377
Opdoall..!..b:. ~ ~ r:ld'lr ~ ~.
Opdoo ~ lO. spccifiC ad. (Erfc:r the call , .-bm ~)
OpdoG IHo broMe cbtoogtl ~ vace ads.
lCAif rrqu/ltJ" ~ pbofw and tw htl8tt"' I I.~ per........., >
SingleLif e Inc. a.5lk.llllCS no li:abilky for the cnntmr ol or reply
ro a ~ ~ We recommend cbal you u.9e
rocnmon sense and caution when mcaing a~· You mu.11
be 18 yn or older IO ~ "' c. pbce an ad.
Men Seeking Women
TAU... DECISIVE-'l\\.M -'~
'ittb finanrull) <.«urr lad1 1, ~
ooe l't'I one n:l•mn-h1p I.th
11lk Huntmr1c>11 Bt•h I ~11
'485
SCORP10 S\\ \I ~ hk-11,
W.S,ICM!s. tmtl.,Jmf"' '>«~'
SWF 40+ 111/S '"'"P"" lka..h
Call 4857
SBM. PROF FIU \It PRl\C l
TYPE )'carTUnJ hlf 1•1cl IA"1
IOlllCd 'alot n:t..u.in'"'" ..:cl'
SBF. 13-30 tnl'"' """tit' rea. beadl. U\ \.~a' \IJl\oll
Hill. Call 3312
ROMANTl\IST HIT\ ISH
51"1160. NIS, financllll• '.IC'
Oft Seeks shm. Nund cinn2
SWf. ~l for ~ n.-1.
p Bcbront \hon.-(.all
.c910
0000 LOOKING 'llk;(t,\IUI
SWM. 33. ~ Cl.w). tlltrk
the tidy cnv1ng rom1n'c
coaa:nuttment a!ld ht\I fntnd
Cc.a Mesa. Call W~7
~THLETIC. PROl-l'i
KJNAL.SWM l2.~ud1m.
dMly beldl ~ ICl \\~t• II -. Sllft!ld ~ Call \~1'
Alll!ALCATCH SWMN~ II
.chktic. hand:lomr 1nttlhscnt
~. plO(c:wonaJ. clllnntf .ro
romMdc, rt.ad)' 10 ~le lmllt'
Call 18
DWM L.OOKJNG fOR sv.ect.
~OUI dOll. under~
N1S. PW I IO'tt t.ponsflllh
r-..c~461s
SWM. 20; 6')/llO, BROWN/
(JRf.EN. s.et1111 SWP I~ 20
(« ~ IC1toon hip Fut ..._eaa-.
5ENS(TMl. HONFST. SWM
3', fll/143 • .cbci waU•p. ..... SWF. ~'11. ror r. a..1 t0m111tt. Nc•por1
1.-cti. Call J22l,
HM'OSOME. HY MAN~.
rT 11 '° I ""' a.MC. v ~ for .. ridl INICh
......... Qil4l67.
M SEBS )5 '°' ... :tr•~M k ~,..,.. a... Clroft.
Clll U3'.
OWM~AL-.b ..... .., .... life .................. .. <-.eo.y C)l-
f!OS SYafON!: n · ... ,., .,...,..,, 1ms.
~ ....... #1, ==-=:..;:: t::r.:r'J; W(t _..f ......
agt'Dd.I ot 'un 1.1nd and 1ictan
n."llUI' II" lllr ( ~II JN)'
\THlllil C>\\\.I ~'.-\flln
lu.t lt.imun1U' ~111' 'P'"'
Wlt'<IU' nim;anb, hi. rv' 'lttL.s
'wlmt 1n \h• ... nman l.<>nJ
Bc .... h Call .io \l
\~R\ !~Tl-RESTED IN
\1FfTll\,G I pmon .... t.h ~()\If
t.aknt llld I ki.e tu cal r<'1-d
h'llld. ~ 11.e can duit to-
~ ~ill( Call W;)J
D"" \1 '~lll<;O. '"' hrn
hair. bfut t)CI llhldJL Sel\L..1
~Vl'F 2()..40 rn. tnm 1 it\lln
Call '675
lil\GLE. W~ Vl:RY E."<ER
c;rnc ~"' acu1e
II r \h It fk«tr Uwn I I Ctqt
~·"'~ Ont ot tht h1Jlitr tnttl) ~ fl ~1!1 LI•'<' • beach •m paru.:ular \111\1 ht chink
m~ I"""' Su~ Bu:h Call
"649
RF.l\~l'\~A"I.( I \f~' SWM.
~~II I~ klM tnm pm·
fc-\ICJllll l;11t\lii<)d1ni.filrn.
., ~l· 1nltlhttn1 ~llla<lll\
c;llrl-~4 ~ C c....u \1N ('all
"'l()
lii\,._D~J\if A \II\' \1AN.
40 ~ JJ I 20, Illa. lAlll.wn -etkl
I 1hpina lldv for hfttunt pen
llt'r 1~1111 Bc-.h (~JI.IOI~
Fl ~ LOV1'1r<, SY. '1 \4 tn
J<•~l ))(king dan11n, danc1111.
111'"tl mo'tt'o. RWNlln mi
ftmak 2~ l.onJ Bc..11 Call
3Sl7
ROMANTIC FDl;CATED
DJM, young 112. like thattu.
walU. llold111& llarid... tra\tl,
roWfll Stitt friellttm lmoa
~P ~Belc.b CaU4676
RETlRED WIDOWER needt
fmlllt ~ CMr so ror
~ cba llld llltlR ScaJ
Beach. Cell ''°
LOVP. P£mE UJ>IES -.11t1
~halt. SWM. Gldlvt. Ut-
ldlip. llrtft ~ m .S'9', tstly tefl/pqlpcf Ntr.
lo¥a IO pf llld wuUI low
-. .,.. wtdl ......
,.,.. ' Biby. lft )'VII
~Valif7 C '746
~KJl:A KATF.ll P1LOT. r11
5 11 '. blllM)'td QJllQI JlrOfi
tOt.ft.fty •
ftd s.b tinroy. fwy. ftt.
n.r\ally .... flt tidy
bwiurtdtn ~ New·
p:ll1 ... Q.U...,,
I KIAYPADOU!l·Tlll
dld.t..._ WMtMh' ............. ,,,..., ....
~)IO llliM f~ lid ........ , ...
Cll
BLACK MALE. 47. stiov.-mt 1
@OOc.I v.oman a!ld nJ Wlll you
1 &<100 man HunongtOO Beach
Call 4IW
PHOTOJOURNA.LIST. FAT.
BALD BROKE. \ 5. tliJlll'I
uoopcr 1ttls one llXld llom&n
i.1 ~ttfl lht borne rim. blltmna
Comna dfl Mar Call '992
LOOKING FOR AN OLDER
W(l\tA"' ~tr) <llll'ICtl~c SM,
~ R 140. !J «ks llalth}' lady
fCJf fun 1~111t Call \~SO
HITT & SPICYJ.ATINO. :l9
>CW lif fllllnm. 2.S-35, for
fu111111cl oomed) llld"' l..Ue-
•ood Call 3621
Ft'NNY GOURMET SJM. 40.
6'2 !ttb W\)nllU.hoClll llllLt
mt laupt and liU my llllMI)
ulflJ Budt U.11 .azs I
EDl CA TED PROFES
SIO\A.l SWM. 6'2/l&s, all·
t'tlfti. tnJO)\ diJltna. dlltnna.
•«Wida Seeks slcndrr SWF
.ti).~. C<llllpaNOO. ;ianner. for
wncett n:"'1on~1J1 lMne Call
48~
TAU ORTOOTAJ...4,,SWM
! l 6 1210 ldlktJc. }CS-hut
•tr)• 1ponr&MW1 £1••>'"
Wlt, .,.tll 'M•l>M Bach c.11
llM
TRA Vl:L l: UkOPl:.. VW
We;.iptlalia Clmptf. 11.Jtll "Pf ncnctd. young flO s mile
Roumnor Call·~~'
SWM. 47, HANDSOME. IN·
TEU..IGf.NT. ~\C. edu-
Cl&Cd. W)'plll pmooillt)',
~nlllllly nd1 •l.\hr$ \0 Wire
with SWF I)( tanJlly melft
Rclaoon•tl1p lt.tditta.to mer-
n.,e l~uie C.11 ""l
AVUY~t.RO
MANTIC'. pnmt, ~~~ fM.)',SVll'°
(no " w.1rt. 1111 lidi. no ~e
h1ndlu, 10 l&llOOi, 10
f-.itdlell) quail I vt1J pniay.
~ • ...,, playfltl t1lddly
"Oallll •ho bditr"' .. chem ~. lftllluty. kM. Md the
np! IO N '-11 ntr I.mat c.aa )6)1,
VOY YOUTHFVL Vr'M,
lXTlF. .lalamd.~
... dlit. l&IMMl~.lld) • .,
pi.. f«~ lr4tt Cal ,71)
Aft-l.l.J'D(T' SIM, •U, 5'6· •
lluchomt. ttth JOIJ..,_.
JOlllllrf~to-.eier... ~-law~ c.a
IM Gf.MINI. ~l. S .... ,....io,w. ......
• .nou "*~ Nil> &-.AM.Call
AC'11Va P£m'ti LADY. 111
.... iow. ~ lrlVdutt
fllllb INfl .... •s. Uller·
-· Allla1ae. CaD 2").
OINOER RODOERS 1tth
yQlllhful fired ~to lnp die baM ~ ., HO Soc~
fllllCIJOO Buena fllli. Call
1803.
2 VIVACIOUS. ATrRAC·
T1VE BLONDES. f«bna: 2
hartlofous lllDdsomc hanks. NI s. llutties. lllllSit. mo.its, dill·
nm. flllL IM1t. Call 1185
DWF, 43, OK looluna seeks
IOmt()Oe sincm to ~ ome
llld ~ widl. lmne. Call
2J03
JUST BECAUSE fM
BEAtmFUL..doeSD\ me.m I
doll\ tDGW •hit's UllpOl1llS in
hfe··skiing, working out. fnends. ttmis. lrl"Vel II\ 111111
~! I am in my 40's (look
3Us~ blonde. S'S'/120. I would
like IO meet I '7·.52 )'I' old~
tioaally IDd r1111naally tean
IOlllma. Irvine Call 2J05
LOOICJN(j R>R A BEAUTl·
fVL. w AJlM. fill.lo\'1Q8 itll·
SUOUS WOUllll IO SUllld by ~'
h's • colJ 11.ortd OU1 lllttt--lct'
f .ct it IOgtlhel' Me: WF. S'S"/
140. 111burrVgreen. one ctukl
YOU· WM. tall. NIS. JS-4S,
su.cctSsful. cmoriotlally coo·
$C10m.. Uxia lkzb c.11 19S7
YOUNG .SO. BLONDE. .S'6"/
121, fCd.s ND O\U .SO, wcri.-
lllJ. 10 Cll)O> fua and pomblc
rtbboMh1p Costa Mesa. Call
189S.
BLACK CHRISTIAN
SINGLE.. 33. N/S, preoy. tall
(S'll'l. dun. browa eyes.~
Secb tall C'bnSbm. funn). IOl-
1ns. t11ntt prof~ NJS • 16 • 40 TllStln. Call 112.S
BLONDE WIDOW , 60
YOUNG, seeks llt:llvt gtn1 for
w1lk on~llldlqhs.Ncw·
port Beach. Call 2'109.
'PEOPLE SAY I'M ATTR.AC·
TIVE. I 1gn!C.. V1~anous. pt·
lltt. 5"2'11IS.42, ~JO some
llunJ, DJF I •'111111 uul11.p:m,
profcwonal Jewish 111111 4(). S5
Wllh I good heart and I good
llld. hiae C.tll ~.
SEXY, BUXOM. BllJNETT6.
BIOBUJEEm,DJF.lS,(we "> ..,kWd. ttW ., C/. from C'1lbfo. .ts SWM lO-'S yrs
10 tDJOY d1un1. d111Mr ud
dloculg .. 1D091 of all fn.dWp.
fllll • ~. lAcuftl Ntpd.
Call JS31.
PETITE. VIVACIOUS, IN·
TELUOENT. f'cmimnc. 111nt·
ll\C. ~ Seclitla lhll spe-
aal 111111 IO shift my tt1l for
b.ft. Alt'8toS&. ~ Viqo
Call 2050.
INTELLIGENT. ATTRAC·
TIVE. SWF. 19, S8'/128, seeks
SWM ill 20'5 tl\IO 5kiing. danc· ma. KROQ ml !Un. Fllllemt.
Call 1053.
AliRACTlVE FULL·FIG·
URED MAMA BEAR O\tr 200
lb6. Seeks 1111tlbatnt. tall. daf\
and hlndsolne WM 33-40. Seri·
ous only. Fullerton. Call mo.
rM NOT THE WOMAN IN
RED or the gu1 next door, bul 1(
u·s to1111COr1C m bet11.'tal )Clll'te loobn& for .. .rm I profmiooal
SWF. NIS. 33. 57, bloadettloc.
Mlny \'1l1Cd ~ I wtU rt-
II.Im all calls' lmnc. Call 196S.
IRISH LASS. SWF, 5"9'140.
seeks sinmt., hollt$l. down IO
eartll. tall 37-SO. WM 10 shlr'e
lo\e. life ct i..ps Lei's !.alt
llld COll'fll' rnkmU. Ceatnl
Orange Counry Call m J
PRETTY. VIV ACIOOS. play-
ful, ldvealUl'OUS.edltclltd.. (cmi.
Rlllt, loving lldy, 111111)" llllCr •
esb, -.eeU succtS.\ful, 1111W..11\t
ITllll, 4 J.. S8 1..o11a BelCb Call
2463
SOULMATES" ATTRAC·
TIVE BLUE-EYED bnint11t.
3S, 57111&. "*"«nlall)' NI·
ous.. cmauoaally ah•e. ptl) t·
cally ICll\C. ccacMr Appl'ecl·
lltS pmonal gm.'th. imtpll)'
llld • sense of humor Seckm1 SWM 10 4S with unillf quah
llCS. lrvme. Call ISS8
ATTRACTIVE, SWF, 3S,
LONG HAIRKiRN EYES.
IOlll EnJO)' laiisl*J, con~
oon. the Ollldocn. qlOlb. ptt.
(omuB& w. 1%111&1 '~ Seek
l'O'Wve. •Y·l°'lll• prolts· .... SWM. 29-40.·fo( .....
fJllp.,. ........ ~ eo.. Mm&. c.it me.
FUN•LOVINO, CLASSY
LADY. N1S. 40+-. llds llM!t-
IWOuS.IUCCCUfulteadelW~ SSf0tf~p.
Newport Bctch Call 2005.
PROf'ESSIONA.L ATTRAC-
TIVE. CHEERFUL SWCF, sv. JJ. ms ~ e.
klic i«{R WM. 31·39. lB flt.
llltt \'tltnlJnt. trvlllt. Call I &SO.
EBONY GRADUATE STU·
OE.VT. 23, S'l'/l ll Seeks SM
2J. 30.5'9' Ot Ill !CJ Enjoys blues.
JIU. thelttr. ans. beach. Long
Beach. Cal.I 1294
ATT'R.ACT'JVE SWF, NIS. S3'/
llS,no~setts•· tracu~e SWM. NIS. 42-SS,
mctly blult. lff«OOOllC. cbrec\
honest. 1nicll1geat. fin1nt11Uy
l«lltt. Yoho CllJOYS ll'l\'tl, Ir\.
movies. aood COllvtnll!On and
QUJ(I ome l,..tnc Call 2214
PRETTY. BRIGtfT SAF. 33.
s.c·1111. profcss10Ml S«u
SWM ~. J~.0\-er
5' I 0'1165-1 &s. bllldsomit Ind
bl¥1 lmnc Call 1863
GORGEOUS BRUNETTE
SWF. J8. ibdcr. n ". Pfycholo-
g111 ICtb llandlome. lllQlCSS-
M. c~ri111-t«WC. r11 • tua
SWM •lstlon& Clmtian ul·
IG for ellJO)'lblt llld aamtt·
fill ~ NJS Hunaas·
to11 Beadt Call 1698
ATT'RACTIVE. BLUE·EYF.D
sroP• YOUCANMEETOWF.
49. NIS. edueaed. llnetivt.
Call if you se DWM. M. U+.
securt. f1111·lo~1n1, aeuit1we
wi~ 1ood Vl'-cs. Newport
Seidl.. Call 1101.
PERSIAN WANTED: Pictitc.
SHW. 22. lieCb nk:r, pl.tyful.
ilmllll. 25+ IO walk. dine. Wk.
mPJ hfe Lon& Beadt. Call
t<Xl2.
BEAUTIFUL. BRUNETTE
TEXAS LADY. 32. S'Y. would bu IO mtt1 I 1111. goodo-lootni'
s.tnllm\an 11.1(h lllCt t)eS and I
fnendly Sll\tlc Newport BelCb
Call 1992
YOUTHF\ILL Y MATURE
DWF. po11t, qaluy Secb •
1tlhJC111, NI'S WM, fit, inm. fi..
1111C1ally S«'Uft. profenJOIW 62~ ~-pon Bc.ldt. Call 1796
LOVABLE ll $EEKS I 2S.
fw.lovl111. id-o'tlltlJnlU5. com-paslonlft nlllle fOt lneldihtp
or pou1blc rdabons!u.p. Hua·
llllplO ~ Call 13S3
SWF DESIRE.S HAA.1>SOM.E.
f1T SBM undt:r 40 Tm 511. J9. rn. lllburM>luic. ~ u.
cae TuslllL Call 16.Sl
SW'P. ,. ••• AJiOl.l IWf Fri'. NIS,_,,,.u.,1tw......, ........ ~-_, dte ..... Seeb #JO+/ ••
~we lliddY '-· S. ,.. op..o. Call ll ll
W1NSCMi. wrrrv. 57 • .w
........ 17 ......... ..... &., .. .,....
........ $ tr:ri•· ~C:2~ ~·
SWF. NIS. L00KJN0 IU A
TRUl Y NlCEMAN •32·39.
All die llCICJlilblt, I • wontl
dlte dfon. 1Mlt. Call J6 I l
DIF. tuSSY. VIVACIOUS,
pd!'! ~· Roamdc, l!V· ~M~9-:h~
tJOMI valuea for maniqfuJ tt-
lldonshlp. IMllC. c.&l ll 79.
OVat 'S1 VElY IUTTY.
SUM n . DWF. ms your
c~ WI&. iDdccl. al'fec.
1100, tOlllpMiooship. Lowe
&tgllu«in&. coecau. lllO¥ia. BettboVeti. Brubcick. Bealle$
llld male initulivt lbove Ill.
F'Ullftdally l&lble. flmlly on-
C!llled. Elpea see. IMnc.
Call 104&
ATTRACTIVS BRUNETI'E
SWF. N/S, 34. lwtet. hmay,
•n~.111aac·lowr. looklq for same 1n spccitl
NSM, f0t '°"&~ friend·
slup. !Mat. Call 1989
w ANt'ED' SM. N1S. NIO. Sl-6J ttbo W1D1S IO ht lpl'tu1.
ro:i,~=~~ CW11 ~ DWf. NIS. NID •Ito
IOI-a life. ~ .s lqicfuDy
)OU 1\IJoa Call 2682.
PRETTY. PEmE. PROfES-
Sto."IAL OW. NIS. 46. -.rm
afftetlOlllte, compamonak
EnJOY' lhe Olaldocn. sporu. dalcula. ~ dacr _,
muc:ll IDO« Secbftl • ba.1
friend. lo\ er IDd hfc p11111er widl
\lllVI# blcq,ound. M1UIOll
VtCJO Call 2126
INTE.U.JGENTDWF.S6. lo\u
people. 11111S1C. bed. Im tl
pinna dtDDa\. Stcb acsU· mu 10 share wnc Lqvu
Bed. Call :ool.
PRITTY. PASSIONATE.
PROfF.SSIONAL. Yi. n'm.
MAIL 'IOI SINGO! UN. P.O. .. 979. Q '9N1
When~~ )'OW'ld • .. ~I w*1e ...... wltii .... mllD,JWMilWt $
<JlpdllabiDmd n tlrilloopJ-•111r1 I llr1&G 11JP.•••~lllllllll~
0 WOMAN Sf.FJCJNG MAN 0 MAN S1!fXING WOMAN
0 WOMAN SEP.KJNG WOMAN 0 MAN SEEKJNCi MAN
Addlas: ________ ,_;..._,..;_. ___ _
Qly..-..~....;.;..~~~~~~~~Zip:.~----
PhOOe: (__,, _____ ,.... __ _
VIII ____ PWt ___ ...;...DIP: ----WllP: ----
11\ldYoN. ll«U ful ~ fit.
Ml("tlll bQur} fmy ~I
for 'iCllKlcs.\ fua llld ad~lft
on 1 non~1nal baSIS Cmlbl
hke h11ry th~tl Nt'-J>Ofl
Beacll Call 3211
MIDWESTERN VALUES.
pllywally fit. hllldsomt. SWM/
26 nlllnClally ~and m'IO-
llOllAll)' ll.INe, tnJO)'S I bulthy
and ICll\'t ltlett)lt Scdil&.
llUICU\'t, rn Sf 21~. '""° hm fllll llld Uatantll and
JIO"Slbly rom&nl)t lll4'llr tt.la
llOnShlp Ne9.-pon lk.m Call
\004
PllYSICIAN. SS, S hlcndcr,
appeahag S«u Clllh\'ated.
yuutllfvJ ~ for lllWCJ"·
t\t pcnmna11 "~P I.a
Al&lnnn& Call 466()
ADVANCED DEORB:. lN
8US1Nf..SS AND Hl1M01t
tllflttJ\t SWM. l?. NJS \'try
lllhlcclc lbrn NJS. llcftdcr.
hr.ll1b tolllClol&I.. Ulllt.llip f.
19 27. 1lo WK_. Pla-
llim t:I lk Open • wen • lht ~ 1.<1111 '8-h Call lOI
Pl.ANT A GARDf.N l11I U·
tcttd DM/40 ICCb "°''"' WOl11ll W~nlle In her t)t.
Newport 8tolt'll c..u 4162
SENSUO~S BACHELOR ~ die I Mllllllt IO
.,...~-··" rm oc..ilJml ._. tana s.. 9ed.. Call '317
HANDSOt§~ EDU('A m>NI
S. WM JI, S'll'llM • .,.u·
~-=·~=~..= Ill ... Will .... ..
flQIW.. '"'"" ... JO b rdlin•rt p ..i n..i io all
~-y•·*""' 11Mty ~Cal-
Aff£C'T10NA1C. WAllM,
DWM. 5'101170. llU'ltUYt, ,,...,_._., 11"'9 ,... --. .......... _._,
llllllk ......... .... ... ..,...,, .. .
...... OWf~~: ... _
-far-~.• ~ t .. Cll 4076
HANOSOMF .. SWM. l.S. AC~
TMl. LOY At; cWs.· ,
--'.lOt ...... "i. .., s.1) s.. AM. Qll
17
SWM, 23. LOOKJNG FOR
SWF. I ·22 Mllll be IPtsl j
\lllCCrC ct. Nn. lm11t Call )()II
LIKABLE SWM. 29, S7/ll5.
tnJO)' mo~ics. liOe!ICe. lllbncu.
mllSIC. LookJna for SWF 20-
40. tea. COlll'CrSlllClll. h1cnddltp
Tll.Ull. Call 3436
PHYSIOAN. '°· 57. Lo1t OllldoQr\, m NIS. fcralk. »
" In-• Call 1m
rM 60!sb. temt-rdind SWM,
6''200•ho1'01111.\ 10 mtC1 a N/S
SWF •bo II 1111. mamagc
minded. tiles to l1lvtl and ablft
t~ 'IJ111, W1Ct1ve, 1tau-
aDy fCSl'all~"e. ftlJOY lpOl'b
alld fanuly Nc11.pon lkatll
Call 48.SI
TENNI . GOLF. TRAVf.L
ROMANCE SWM '4>'~~
SWP 20'5 llO X1 fur pl.t)Mllf
Nc-.pon,,Bca.1' Call 4 l
SWM W AHTS f.XO'J1C Ff..
MA.LE pla)"l\llll lady f« ld-
vrnturou. ~ ~ loft& 8cU Call lb -
PlOf'ESSIONA.L DAM. W.
5'9'/160. MS dtp.. S«b po.
fOMOUI AF unOet ~. miaaa be
lnl'lt'lM. llllCtft 11.11\'t Md
ll.lllllNlfy .ewe Ciw Mca CMI ••
0000 LOOKJNO WM. n.
~·· 8~. .... t.nd SWF 21-)j for
lrl.lrMl ....... CuuMeia.
Call 3469
A TlA '¥Eln. OWM. 5'1(7/
190. --profalinMl "" s. -. tpettal lldy. ~
9'-Cll•I»
MAN. 21 WANTS
ffOOOMMMAAAN. Stal
... OllJJ64
00001.00KING. ATH·
l.EnClt.SWM. ,..._,6'/ ,.,,...,......_..,.....
biu11, tk ... Mll. MllC .w..-.. ... ...-Sf)6.
29 """* c.I
HANDSOM LOCAL A·
llVE. WW. .. J ••• "*'*"'
flUts kally. .. ....
b.-,...Wy.J0.45 CllOllly ,..1 w __,,. ... , c.-... C-tl .. Jl',
r
HM'DSOME. ClTTE. SWM..
29. S'1 Ill/ISO. /'i/S, ~
bl11e You" IW'&Ctl~t. lo\'C
outdoon. t1o.tu11g. do•11 10
anti. COi&& Mesa. Call )()11
SWM.6'f1/l80.lt'.llni1,W..lk1·
1ng. tec\ft, W!tU bealtlly reJI.
bOCliblp. no ~ baancra.
Lef1playhft lrv1llt Clll"75
HUMOROUS, HAPPY. HAN0S0ME. SWM. SO. 5·11 ·1
170. ~. blaom balay
38-'° '°' meaninf(ul ~ \hip Cypm Call '905
ATrRACTIVE WITH AN
ATHU:TIC' PHYSIQUE.
SWM, NIS·D. 8 S Dtpw
DeGcaltd IO n~y
diet IO matman fiflll'IS 0nw
plwift (IQCll tnO\ ia. plays.
~ ~mdl'lllldtmatt. ~ully MIU.ill 1 SWF.
NJS.D. 3Ua. •ho II ftt. IJWtlfl.
p , mid w:ry pmiy for low.
l'llftlaC. conunitmmt. ~
Call :l91'
I M LOOKINO FOR A
WOMAN 10 me&c my pnonty.
.., twtlo will llllke lllr lid pn.
ancy Abeu • .-ol llt-mor. ourc. iw.,..~.
«t.;Uc --. on l9J °" ..._ ...... 51'1/
16' c. Mal Qll l~)
0000 l..()()OrjQ au IWW
OWNFA.SWM.'7. MllbSAF
?1-U fOr flOlll'* i-. t1n11 ~ ......... ..... , .......... _ ... ., Oii
-., ~ Bue• Call
"''° VDlY HAN050Mll SAM JS.
tal,~N/S,W..il,~ .....,....,_,....,....
..._.,._c.amt
HA.~ S\JCCf.SSf\1l S-, ll. S'IO'll'n.1111 .. .,,.. 099--· ...... ..... lllJ lalll.. .., .. ::::.= SW,, ...,,, 11111,
2$-3, ........
11111ia ... im._ Call SU.
ruN LOVINO, WISITMi.
..-..•sw.M.~ ...,. ................
ai..r........ ....
.,.. _____ _
llf &all. SWFISAP. NIS. 25-JJ.
b~f'datal». sllJ> Im• ·c.n lS25
PROFESSIONAL SWM.
C'llnJOan, JO. S'l l'/190. ~
'PCJl'S. IOftllllCe. llllmah SWF22-lSforf~
T'mlul. Call JIJl
SYRIAN OR LEIM'ESE OF
bySyrila~lS.
Sl'. tdltpUW!W Harmc.e
IDd $1ncctt OrJll&' Coury.
Call Jill.
EDUCATED. HANDSOM~
SO. llcdt SO). S'9' "'° t«U ll
lrdvc 11111t f« dl&O or~
tnMnmODy Newpon 8t.ldl
Call 4934,
SINGLE MOM WANttD
OWM.4.,.,_,~
lo¥c$ liclL Serb SWF. 13-ll
wtdl youlll ctulchn. Newport
8-.11 C'aJ1412'
SWM l6. 6'11 JO. • ftod·
dllir. s.lJ ..... -.Sl\'t. .. ....w. CSlllo slaider.
lttl\'• •O«IU Tu~·· Call JS92
CUTe GelM. iOOd lootlllt
SWM.19. ~ F\O, Cl°O'
1111~. ·~ ldllttic, ...,., 2~~e!~
:WI
MJl MOM Nl:fJ>S ROMAN· TlC~IOc: •• r111 .......,, __
40. Yr!dl ONilMa q1ua., YOll
tllOultl lit -Niii&. llrS> ""' ., ~ ...... Ir· ~C.U4'11.
OlJ>.FA HIONED. SEN f.
1ML AD~ NIS OWM • .)T.l7 ...... _.. -. .... s.-.... ...
.... ""'· s.. ,._ Cll "°' CATlJU~lS.
SAM Sf'/lt5, Wiil ,..,out· .., ........ , .... s.ts .... ..-..11 .• 10-n
Olilla c-.,c..y Cll
l7Jl
.NllWPOaT KACH It.JM.
SWM.M..PW:n.C.6'1'121110. USC IS''9, IUl'OMJI!. ~-=-::. CYllJ •b •. Mr..-
klch Call '511
SWM. NJS. WRm.R. [)Ad
HUMOR. 11111bC111mi parts.
l'OllllllLIC ldvcmrOllt. .as 11--
JO. lltrlt'tlvt slam ~ halalrl.
Hllf*llC • dll\ skill &1w me
lllD' IMne Call l90l
SELF.CONTAINED. SIX
FOOT AR'ru'T(SWMI Slatp-
tlll~ tONJ .tit re JO.
P'olllll"t llllllldt N f• II O ·
llllillll* l8d CIO bt lt.nld. 'rllltll. Call 3lS2
BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN·
Slot AND OUT, wll!liCd by
WM. C1wu1m. NtS. J7, ror
ltt)lll budl. WIJll. travtl
•1th11 ~ f11.11. bufUI)'.
~~ lrvillt
Call 3194
SWIM. N/S, 1'. S'9' SEEKS
lmuu<JENT. llU'ldivt,1111-
ccrt ~ l0t rotUlllt '°"·IMI ttllillolldlq! l'.llJC? comecty. <UI~ mac.
Ltc'l lllk Sera A.II&. Call ls&.s
HAND OME. TALL
ST.UL& 8M. ~ Jl"lf• ....a..ts.--OCSPfOt
poJltlvt illtlmmt ldltJolilip.
To I• wltks. Ridel bide·
po1111Ct Ulli...,.. am •.
Call 3T11 •
DISNfiYl.ANm ....,..
~~1,-.o1 ... _, r.it..1110-c. ...
W•Henws.btl ..... • »JO SWf'. lnW. c.11
.l0'1
ATTIACTIV6. YOUNO
P'IOff.SS10HAL. SWM. fl· ..w,--..-s ...
cht"'far,_...,....
.... ~ Clfl )19].
AVAJLAILBANOA mAC-
l1V8 0WM. ,,, T..e.IM-*' w.sww ..... n . lliUnONAlL Y HEALTin'
( ..................
....,...._,. rut, .... .......... ,. ..
..... (09 .. , ..... JO..tJ.
C--.. Ci114l11
Ptl.OT4VSINW OWNDt. ....,. OWM. 67/llS. ~ ... ....................
-*""~""~ ... , ........ _.. =ai, ....... ... ...........
7
.......... NU) .. __ ,,_.., .... -"""°" .... Call Ito I
SAP. WH.. 5"2/SLENDER. 111n1t1ne. prcitcmonal woam
Pkatc ~If 'JOI Mvt old·
f ""'8oocd villa. W9) IUt\'.lr»-
"" i.tl YOll Cll'CICf and llOl tclf· ~ I wiD 1MW« all Clll Ir>
YW Ca1JZ22-'
CJ& bt'l llllk ~ Ctl 4042
BOYISH 4S, 6"/llS. llll)mc,
flmey. ~...,, "° tllJOt' fi msic. dart.
pi19eS Md .-U would lite IO
meet I fit. 'lft'/ llttlCUW llld
vr:ry ~ 34-'2 SF Wldl a
r.:&':3°~
STUD MIJmNllADIOY •
lS, 6'1'117.S SWM. Wallby.
....... DlaJt Lo\11 dlillc·
i!a..~f:r"
To•~•lllo ...... ~
1 (9lJO)
407-4377 <'8•"' 11.49 pe-11A11a)
""" .... d OfJlloa u
A .........
24bral.,.,
7~
Wonmn
Sealcing
Men
M~-1'bundaylo
"Weekend"
Neetl
~,
Sblafd.41• ~
~
(310)
592-li040
Men
Seeking
Wonmn
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