HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-06-08 - Orange Coast Pilot;.THE NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA
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r.INJAY MmlNC BRIEFING
From the Daily Pilot Newsroom
THIS WEEK ... What happens to a man
who has been a valued and ranking
employee for years and then is suddenly
unmasked as a thief? Superior Court Judge
John Ryan is likely wrestling with that
question as he prepares for Thursday
sentencing of Robert Dixon, Newport
Beach's ex-utilities direct.or who stole about
S1 .8 from the city by diverting funds to his
personal accounts. Much of the money was
spent on artwork, jewelry and real estate.
Dixon faces a maximum seven-year prison
term.
Bob Dixon, left, and Or. Thomas Gionis
will be sentenced in court this week.
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In othe r matters of jurisprudence, noted
orthopedic surgeon Dr. Thomas Gionis
will be sentenced Friday in Superior Court.
Cionis was found guilty -rather quickly -
last month on charges that he
masterminded the oroad daylight beating of
e~wife Aissa Wayne and her
then-boyfriend Roger Luby. Cionis is free
on S 100,000 bail but faces eight years in
prison. Opinions vary on what should
happen to him. Says Luby : "I hope the
bastard suffers like a son of a gun."
Wayne was more forgiving. ''I do have
mixed feeling$," she said. Cionis' attorney
is hopefu l. "This is the first round in a
15-round fight,'' said Bruce Cutler.
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All that jazz ... the summer jazz season
continues at the Hyatt Newporter's outdoor
amphitheater June 12 with the Carl
Fontana Quartet. Tickets at $8 through
TicketMaster. Show begins at 7:30 p.m.
Mean'"~ile, a second summer series is
continuing up at Crystal Court. Next
concert is June 14. David Arkenstone. Starts
at 2 p.m. Free.
THINGS THAT MAKES YOU GO
HMMMMMM ... The International Ch ili
Society is headquartered at the Balboo Bay
Club. It publishes a quarterly newsf?aper.
Chili news. Receipts. Tiny photos of
ialapenos. But the back cover is reserved
for an ad. And whose advertising, you
wonderl Pepto-Bismol.
THE WONDER YEARS ... According to a
recent survey conducted by Seventeen
Magazine, prom night is really anxiety
nlgflt. Students interviewed for the survey
listed their chief concerns in this order:
1) Finding a date . <Ask a friend if all else
fails).
2) Will my date still find me attractive if I
wear glasses? (Probably not. Try contact
lenses.)
3) My complexion has taken a nasty turn.
(Yeah, very major tough one.)
'4) What to ~r. What to wear, what to
wear.
S) The car. (Avoid the family wagon or
mini van.)
6) I can't dance. (Don't worry. Nobody
else can either.)
cnTINC YOUR GOAT ... In a stroke ol, wen, something different. the Americ.ln
Red Cross will be raising money ~ter this
month by nking people to arrange to ~
I pygmy pt Wft I friend.
Works like this: For S25, the Red Crosa
will take 1 mmy pt (f'ffl and c.me» to
visit a fr~. ln turn that person an pay
S2S to send the pt to a>me0ne elte or
cough up S 10 to "tend the ~ away
tmmediatety.'' Visa or Masteieltd are
acapted, OI course.
The Will wiH r..klt PlKe June 29 and JO.
For lnf0trNdOn1 an h .Red C... at
llS-5381.
P.S.: The local ch.ipter needs to r•ile
S7SO,OOO. Thlt's a kit ol pts.
-ly Ste..e M.rbk
• Do '°" know what the three most popuw toreign films rented
at Leisure-Time Video rn Costa Mesa arel
1) "My life As A Ooo"
2) "OnerN Pa~"'
3) "Tie Me Up! rte Me Down"
Serving the Orange Coast since 1907 26 Centi
~foracure Term-limit petitioners reach quota .
~ Citizen group continues soliciting signatures to be sure to qualify measure tor November ballot.
By Tony Oodero
Sid Wlbt
NEWPORT BEACH -Enlisting the
help of an army of volunteers, the leaders
of a ci1 izcn group that wants to limit City
Council terms said Sunday they have
more than enough signatures to get 1he
measure on the November ballot.
And it was all done in just one month's
time. -
'.'We hit 7,000 this weekend," said
Maria Hedges, the coordina1or of 1he
1erm-li mil petition and the wife of City
Councilman John Hedges. "We arc just
chugging along right on 1arge1."
The Hedges' formed Newport Rei.i·
denls to Limi1 City Council Terms and
started collec1ing signalurcs on May 6.
Within thre e we eks they had already col-
lected 4,000 signatures, Maria' said. She
estimates that 80 to JOO voluntecri. arc
wo rking on the petition.
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Allhough the couple has more than the
6,503 needed to get the mea~ure un the
b.illot, they "ill con1inue collecting signa-
1urc6 next week to ensu re that they ha\-e
1he righ t number of rcgbtercd \Ole r:.
On the average, :ibout 15 perccnr of
the signatures on petition Jri,cs are in-
valid, Maria :.aid, ~o she \\:lot!. to colic t
an additional 1.000 n.Jmci.. She plans to
turn the petitio n in to the Cil) Cieri.. on
See TERM UMIT/M
Racer1, start your watches
beers dted ·their watc:het u they tUe olf in the 11th annual Corona def
Mar Scenic SIC Race Satu~. The husband and wife team of kMn Md Mari·
lyn Broady ol Anaheim tOolc home first place honors with Kevin finishing first
BUSlNESS MONDAY
11111 company·
bait for speed
By Tony Cox
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COSTA MESA -There's
1 little company here that
doesn't measure its successes
in revenues, profits or share-
hol•r dividends.
Mirage Racing's revenues
IR the publicity it produces
for its spons0rs, nnd Its divi-
dend is the career develop-
ment of one if its principals,
1mbitious race car driver
Tim Rose.
His court
is adjo urned
...... Judge Selim Franklin packs
20 years of memories during
his final days at Harbor Court.
By Steve Salcach
5'11 ...
F illing a cnrdboard box with pnpcrs,
pictures of old courthouses and oth-
er items that have been permanent
fixtures in his office for the past 20 years.
rctirina Harbor Court Judae Selim Fnnk·
lin pul in his last day of work Friday.
.... ,,,. 0....,.v 6 0,.. I "
in the Male Division with a time of 15:08 and Marilyn completed the course
in 18:19 to t~ the Female Division. Thousands particip ated in the SK race
and a 2·mile fun walk.. For complete rxe results, see page A8.
Wooden Boat
Festival sails
to popularity
By Tony Doaero
S1Jtl \Vl!'.ff
~E\\ PORT OEACI I -
Youns anJ old i.:ilt!. alike
drifted 1hrough the Sea
Sn>ul DJ'c Sund.iy to tnkc
part in C\htbit\, races and
moJcl bo;it building at the
6th Annual Wooden Boat
Fcsll\'31
Minae Racing was
formed a ye ar ogo by Rose
and his father, urry Rose,
1cncral manage r of the Red
Lion Hotel in Costa Mesa.
The comp1ny's mission is to
r1ise sponsonhip dollars to
C<Wer the younccr Rose's ex-
penses for nicina in reaional
and national circuits. The \ll·
timate pl is for Tim Rose
to act enouah experience
ind victories for him to one
A photo album stuffed with f arcwclls
and snapshots of f cllow employees lay
next to the empty jellybean jon he wu
givin1 to another judge. His omcc now
awaits the winner of a runoff election
between candidates Margaret Anderson
and Debra Allen.
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Judge Selim franklin on his last day in court.
About 3,000 people were
aurnc tcc..I to the th ree-d.iy
e\ent that 1 de 1gned to p3y
tribute to the cla~ 1c w~cn
boats 1Jf olJ and to tfiosc
who re tore ::and maintain
the \e\!iCI,, s::aid Jim Tor-
n;,,e, the fac1hty manager of
the Sea s~out ll:i c, 1931 W.
P;ic1ftc Co.i!.t H1gh~:sy. ·
See ROSU.'-
Since his appoin1mcnt by then Oov.
Ronald Rcaain in 1972, franklin said he has
never n:arctted not Kekin& a position in a
hiaher court.
"We have a wonderful climate, a
wonderful community, even the croolti arc
nice,'' he said. "It's a wonderful Job ond )VU
hive impact on how the court runs, how
people arc treated. You ha\'e some chance to
intervene and help, whereas at 1he Superior
Court you're dealing with h;ird felon ;inJ
SM FRANKUN/11
"We "ant 10 pre crvc the
u t of buildini wooden
boJts.·· rnrn.1&c J i\.!. '' ll' a
d)ing thin,."
The Wooden Uo:u fe~ti·
\-:SI wu the broinch1IJ of
Sea FESTIVALJll&:l .....
~ocals Only
WEEKI. Y PLANNER
Governm ent Meetings
0 Newport Beach City Council -The
council will hold a public hearing on the
proposed $90 million budget for Fiscal Year
1992-93 at its regular bimonthly mee ting, 7
p.m. Monday in the council chambers al City
' Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. The public is invited
to participate. There is a public comment
period at the beginning of eoch mceting,--
during which residents may offer comments
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on any item not appearing on the agenda. Public input is also
welcome on agenda items, as they come up.
0 Costa Mesa Planning Commission -The five-member
commission advises the City Council and sometimes makes final
decisions on matters pertaining to building and development in
the city. The commission ''ill hold its regular meeting at 6:30 p.m.
Monday in the council chambers at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
0 Costa Mesa City Co uncil -The council wiJI hold a special
meeting at noon Monday in the fift h floor conference room at
City Hall to discuss a proposal by South Coast Symphony to hold
a se ries of four pops concerts nt Fairview Park during August and
SepteJlber. The council holds monthly study sessions for
preliminary discussion of items to appear on upcoming meetings
as well as ocher matters of long-term interest. No final decision is
taken on any item, but public comment is welcome. This month's
meeting will take place immediately followi ng the special meeting
in the fifth floor conference room at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
0 Costa Me!.a Redevelopment Agency -This agency, which
consists of member!. of the City Council, acts on :ill mailers
concerning building in the city's do\\ntown redevelopment area.
The agency will holJ its regular mo111hly mee1ing at 6:30 p.m.
Wednesday in the counci l chambers al City Hall, 77 Fair Drive
0 Mesa Consolidated Water District -The district's board of
directors makes decisions regarding waler rates and supplies for
the city of Coi.ta Mesa, pan of Newport Beach, John Wayne
Airport and some of unincorporated Orange Coun1y. Board
members will mce1 at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the district's
temporary headquarters, 1954 Placencia Ave. The public is
welcome.
0 Costa Mesa Sanitary District -The distric1's board of
directors governs waste disposal in Costa Mesa. The board will
hold its regular monthly meeting at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in the
council chambers at City Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
Traffic report
The Fourth Street off ramp from the
southbound Santa Ana Freeway closed
Sunday and will remain closed until spring,
1993.
The number two lane on Pacific Coast
Highway will 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 .. will occur on
various lanes between Jeffrey Road and Jamboree through June,
1992.
The northbound Santa Ana Freeway connector to the
Southbound Cosla ~1esa Freeway will remained closed until
winter, 1993.
Nightly closure:.. midnight to 5 a.m., on the northbound Costa
Mesa Freeway from the SanlU Ana Freeway to Founh Street, will
continue through May, 1992.
O n the Costa Mesa Freeway, the nonhbound Founh Strec1
offramp will rcm.i in clo-.cd through Spring, 1993.
On the Costa Mesa f reeway, night closures, from midnight to 5
a.nt., of ;:ill norlhbound and sou1hbound lanes between the Santa
Ana free"ay intcn:hange and r-our1h Street in S;inta Ana will
continue through ~lay. -----
Scho ol lunches
Monday -Turl..cy nuggel'I or nb ,.,.ondcrbites, kernel corn,
orange JU1ce b.1 r, mil l..
Tuesday -lwlian spaghetti or chicken nuggets, mixed
vegetables, chilled fru11. French bread, milk
Wednesday -Hui dog or turl..cy pally on a bun, vegetarian
beans, chilled pcad1cs, mill..
Thursday -Ro.l\I turkey" 11h gravy or
chicken sticl..s, 1-rench fric\, trail mix, aninrnl
crackers, mil k • Friday -Pancai...c. pork ~au~:ige pallics, .
French fries, t>ro,.,.n !.ugar cinnamon glazed
apples, milk
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Almanac
Editor's Not~: ~/manac runs in the
Pilot on Monda)'$.
Births
H009 Memorial Ho.pltol
o Efllle Frafteft Reynolds, 83, on April
29, 1992.
o Cloria Henniger Pyle, 51, May 4.
Marriages
~ _____ .:.;..:Most iw:ent ma~~ as...J_eported to
the Orange County R«0rder's Offa. o Betty Andres and Shane Verge, Costa
Mesa, twin boys CcMta Meaa
Moy 26 o Scott Lippman married Tiffany
~aney on April 4, 1992 in Costa o Rose lock and Joseph Butts, Newport Mesa.
Beach, boy o Giibert Carcia married Karen EliD·
o Turilan Madi and Junior leifater, beth Taucher on March 28, in Sant.a
Costa Mesa, girl Ana.
Moy 27 o Richard Allen Kaufman married lira
o Mic.helle and Graham Tingler, Costa Beth Shima on March 23, 1992 In Fall·
brook. Mesa, boy
o Julie and Rodger Lowery, Sant.a Ana
Heights, boy
a Sookyi and John Caroompu, Costa
Mesa, boy
o Therese and Bruce Walker, Corona
del Mar, girl
o Delaine and Michael Borgman, Co-
rona del Mar, boy ""'
Moy 28
o ~rrie and Brenton Carroll, Cost.a
Mesa, girl
o Valerie and Ricardo Barrientos, Costa
Mesa, girl
o Robin and Doyle Nolen, Costa Mesa,
boy
o Patricia Ballin and Vincenzo lmpagli·
uio, Costa Mesa, boy
Fountain Valfey
Regional Hosphal
Moy 12
o Lauren .ind Ffank Gonulez, Costa
Mesa, girl
Moy 13
o Monica Bucci and Scott Nelson,
Newport Beach, girl
Deaths .
Most ~ent deaths as reported to the
Orange County Recorder's Office.
Costa Mesa
o John Victor Lundgren, 37 on May 6,
1992
o Robert lee Joy Sr., 81 on May 6,
1992
o Louis Ed Bloom, 84 on May 3, 1992.
o Mabel Judge, 80 on May 1, 1992.
o Irene Bolding, 64, on May l , 1992.
o Shelby Gay Belisle 6 days on April
26, 1992
Newport leach
o Donald Lloyd Martin, 63, on May 3,
1992
o Al1hur Alfonso Perez, 88, on May 1,
1992.
o Hayden William Vitarelli, 11 months
on May 1, 1992. ·
Costa l\lcsa
Someone sm.i~het.I a window :it the
Rock·N·J:1v:i al t 749 Ncwoon Doulc·
vnrd Sunday :anl.I ~tole $1 ,100 in ca~h.
plus doze~ of cndor ed checks. •
Someone stoic an Rancho Morl:ct
employee's bicycle from inside the store on Newport Boulevard and left in
hs place 11 black beach comber bike.
Wrapped around the handle bars was a
Rock·N·Java sticker. The employee put
his bike inside the store wllile he
Newport hoch
o Raffl Arlen H1nenl1n married Mary
Coglaniiln on .-.prll 11, 1992 in Costa
Mesa.
Bankruptcies
Recent bankruptcies as rr!ported to
the Federal Bankruptcy Court in SantiJ
Ana.
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ChoP'et 11 : Th.a 11 de1'9'*1 IO ollow b..1-IMI 10
w•l*'Cf obl-oot>Oft1 IO <...Mon ., ~ la ,..lf\ICV9
dtbtl ond ~'"'" C~ 13 Th.a 11 de~ la olow o deblor 10 de
• M o pion IO '9l>Of cred...,,, -o penod o# ""9e IO
love,.....
dbo 1>oo"9 b..1 netl OI
Newport leach
o American Oita Industries, Inc. Chap·
tcr 11 .
o Joseph Robert OeRobbio, db.i Ex·
pressions Advertising Chapter 13.
Costa Mesa
o Michael Anthony Katbl, dba White
Glove Oeaners Chapter 7.
o Arical P~ies Inc. Chapter 11.
o Kirk M. Dawson, Secondmate Land-
scaping Chapter 7.
o John Mcintyre dba Bagelmania Chap-
ter 7.
Business licenses
New busi~s licen~ in format/Ofl re-
ported by the cir~ of CostA Mesa iJnd
N~vport Beach.
Hnlpott -.Och
o Dawn Dean of IC~ley & Co at 31 O
Alvarado Place.
o Neff OomildlOn of Newport Builders
& Remodelers at 2301 Holly lane.
O Anthony Wr.ith of Wrath & Assoc. at
218 Ruby Ave.
o John Elliott of 800 Marketing Service
Group at 4000 MacArthur Blvd
Costa Mesa
o Jeanne Gulbranson of Sllvtt Pen at
3400 .-.venue o( Lhe Ans.
a Jan Peterson of Sund.ince West
A 24-Com-lon, banner was i.tolen l;"l weekend from 1..ouic Louie's ;it 1670
Newport Boulevard. The $275 ign,
\\hich was ln'lnGing on the front of Ille
company, read: "l ho Boys arc 0;1ck • Louie LOuic's,"
Newport Beach
A Dana Point man lo~t :i_pair of dia· mood eurrin~ worth $2,500 from his
vehicle urtcr il wus towed from 29th
Street near Lnfuyc llc Avenue Thurlod11y
~napng Editor Stew Marble, 642-4311
~at 1990 Maple Ave.
o WIU&.m Woo of I a. l Distributing
Co. at 1491 Baker St.
o Marie-Luise Ot1U of Clusics Silli
ancl Leather at 2915 Red I till Ave.
Enterprises at 781 Center St.
R~nt ~a/th permtt ~nsions and
reinstatements as reported by the Coun-
ty of Orange Health Care Aaencr
o Chidten A u Broche at 12563 Mar·
bor BM:!., Garden Grove. license sus-
pended (reason not listed) '°'f>ril 4, 1992,
and reinstated '°'f>ril 9.
o What's Cooking at 2632 San Miguel
Or., Newport Beieh. license suspended
.-.pril 23, 1992 for u~ensil and food pro-
tection violations. l icense reinstated
April 24.
o Mlriscos Micosta at 13571 S. Harbor
Blvd., Garden Grove. license suspchded
(reason not listed .-.pril 30, 1992; and
relnmted April 30.
Real estate
Recent real ~te sales as reported by
the Continent.JI Lawyers Title Co in
Santa ~na.
Costa Mesa
o 365 Broadway, S275,000, 2 bed·
room, 1 bath to William l. Crocker
o 495 E. 18th St., $265,000, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath to MIChael J. Kma1d
o 227 24th Pl., S34S,OOO, to Wayne R
Jones
o 3246 Washington Ave., S2S8,000, J
bedroom, 2 bath to Charles R Spicer
o 1748 Missouri St., S228,000. 3 bed
room, 2 bath to Kevin ). ~rawlcy
o 3213 Michigan Ave., S227,000, l
bedroom, 2 bath to Rodney Plaiecnc1a
o 3225 Dakota Ave., $279,500, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath to R.K. Sethney
o 3199 Bermuda Or., S209,000, 4 bed·
room, 2 bath to Vera Hussein
a 3001 Country Oub Or., S385,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bath to Don Kang
o 3043 Samoa Pl., S270,000, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath to Gary Williams
o 2985 Jacaranda Ave., $250,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bath to Jacquelyn B. Haw·
ley
a 1158 Samu Or.. $350,000, S bed
room, 3 bath to Philip R. Berry
o 2921 JAQranda Ave., $234,SOO l
bedroom, 2 bath to Doreen M Ta) lor
0 2817 CC>n'O ..... $327,000, s bed
room, 2 bath to Gerald l. Ba~'ell
Newport leach
o 914 W. Ocean Front, S 1, 200,000 4
bedroom, 1 bath to James A. G.lllade
o 1501 Ocean Blvd., 5662,500, l bed
room, 3 bath to Andrew urrano
o 2032 Ocean Blvd. $850,000. to
Michael A. Johnson
o 2145 Miramu Or. S730,000, 4 bed·
room, 3 bath to Philip A. Marlo;
a 508 Redlands Ave .. S550,000, 4 bed-
room, 2 bath to Stewan Clark
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Someone :.mJ)hcd the dmcr'• i.11k
"indow of a new Vulk:.\\ Jl!Cn Jell.a
wmctimc between Wcl.lnc:.J.1v "'''" and Thur)(!ay morning and "took .i
Louis Vuiuon h.indb.ig \\Orth S600 am.I gym clothes and shoes \\Orth S:?OO. 1 he c.ir wus p:irkcd ouh11.lc the owner':. home on the 300 bluck or Iris A\·cnue.
A portable :.tcrco nm.I other elolhlni were not taken r1om the vchicll! • A' 26-ycur-old Ncwpurt Beach man
lost Sl.850 worth of tra\'clcr'i. checks nt Woody's Wharf at 23 18 Ne\\purt IJl\'d,,
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0 424 Snug "-'* loed, $449,000, 2
bedroom, 1 bath to Robert J. Craig
o 214 Crystal Aw., $750,000, 3 bed·
room, 1 bath to Jon F. Kelley
0 3415 Ocean llvd., $1,750,000, l
bedroom, 2 bath to An 0. Nguyen
o 2027 bys(( e Of.,
bedr(l()m, 3 bath to Richard V. Plat
o 1708 Slcylartl Lane, $432,500, S bed-
room, l bath to Jane 0 . Crier
o 1818 Santiago Or., S6SO,OOO -I.bed·
room, 3 bath to Viken O. Yaghjlan
0 1356 Caluy Or., $1 ,060,000, 4 bed-
room, 3 bath to John S. Loftus
DUI arrests
The followin1 ~ wtrc uruud thb
pnr week oa suspicion of dtivinf undet the
influc~. Th~c people hive only )15cn tr-
rcsrcd on suspicion of • crime Vtd, u witb
811 such crimes, they uc irttJO«JJt until prov-
ea 1u1/ry
Costa Mesa
o.-.dnan Carci.i·Hernandez, 27, Costa
Mesa
a Dennis Holhngdrat..l'. 53, Costa Mesa
o John Kirt.. Betonte 31 . Cosu Mesa
a Patnck Hopi.ins, 25, C~ Mesa
o ~.ii Al\,uez Gut1rerez, 26, Cost.a
Mesa
o Kenneth H1.1g1e, 29, Costa Mesa
o St~en R1thard Sata 28, Cosu Mesa
a Rohen Rodriguez Mojica, 28, Costa
M~
o Thomas O.w1d Rodriquez , 28, Hun·
tington Beach
o Paul Nicolcttl, 66, Palm Desert
o 1homas Steiger, 34, P.alo Verdes
Newport leach
o Gerald Alan Turner, 43, la M rada
o Bryan T adash1 Muranaka, 49, Los An·
gcles
o Rodney Mel\.1n Cu}mon 46, long
Beach
o Cewr Rene M<>za C.lrda, 22, Whittie•
a Todd R.lndtlll Johnson H , Fullerton
o Bernard Joseph Cbrke, 43, Sanu AN
o Andrew '-~Jin Janssen, 36, long Betl<:h
CMidwlllc.> Audtey Gudl~ 22, -Corona
dt>I M.ir
o Al}~ A)-n Amzallag, 42, Midway City
o Mun Chrng lru. 29, Newport Beach
u (.,u)t.ivo Adollo Berbey, 25. Cost.l
M~
o George fdg.-ir Ste1nemann. 41 , Corona
del Mar
a DouglJs la) Ellinger, 22 Illinois
bct\\CCn 6 anJ 8 p.m. Tu~~y. The m.in lnlJ Jll..•htc h.: l.isl ~w the checks
111 his bJcf,; pod.;\:t, •
Someone ;i1i.:mptcd to bre:ak into
ComCJ)l Cable at 901 Wei.t 16th St .. between :? :ind 4 p.m. TucsdJy. An Cm· plo~cc heard J noi)C 11nd :apparently sca red off the intruder. The front win·
dow of the bU\lllC» \\"OS pried Open but
the bur,l.ir 1.hd nvt enter. •
Three fhhlnj rods and reels wonh S750 were stofcn Crom o lxxlt 111 21 I Wc~t Coa t 111,hw;iy.
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New1>9rt Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, June 8, 1992
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They wear funny underwear, and everybody should try to have one
T odoy you ore going to read some terrific
writing. Not by me, or course, but by two
guest columnists who arc filling in while I am
in Denver supervising the proper upbringing or No.
1 grandson.
They can tuJ..e their teeth and gums off. Siegrin Countryman. \\hose prize-winning essay, boots !ilwucd thc:y \\Crc "·"k Jrom r!u.-rmnc) .lull
It is better if they don't typewrite or play cards "The Wonders or California," is ;1mong the finalists of .\toric:!i :1bout th~ir ne11 /• lound n~Jic~
except with us. Tl>ey don't hnve ro be smart, only in a stotcwide contest: Cul1furni:i wJ;Jy 1\ a m,·iti11g 1"-Jt tl/ i: 1l1mC' [;Nllf'~
The first piece was given to my wife by Andrea
Coyle, n nurse nt Hoaa Hospital. It wos written by
on unknown third-grader in Dcllnower and is titled,
"What o Grandmother ls."
A grandmother is D Indy who has no children of
her own. She likes other people's little girls. A
grandfather is n man grandmother. He goes for
walks with the boys and they wlk about fishing and
tractors and things like that.
Grandmothers don't have to do anything except
e em. T fiey re o1der so they shou Cln'trun or play
hard. It is enough if they drive us to the market
where the pretend horse is rmd have Jots of dimes. On the
Coast
answer questions like "\Vhy dogs "Eurel.u! Gold h:u been di!>covercd at Sutler'!> People frum <11/ mi:r t/Jc: 11 oJ/J h;n c l>rOllJ;lll :i
hate cats" ond "How come God Mill! Come to Culifornw uncl !>trike it rich!'' Tllis d1\Cf!ilt) of culture~ tu C.1/1/omi.1 C.1/Jtorm.1115 /we
isn't married?". news traveled quicl.ly throughout the nut ion and the oppo1 wmty ro p.1rth.1p.1tc: 111 .1 hi/ ict.1 ul
They don't talk baby talk like 11round the world... cultur;il t:\pt:nc:nct'\, ,ud1 ,,, th~ J.ip.1m·H· I,.,,
visitors do, because i t is hard to It !)Wrtcd a ru~h for gold unlike any other in the G;trdc:n Ill S.in I ru11C"cu, th.: U.toflc..·1 /c..·,t 111 tlz~
undcrswnd. \Vhen they read to us world's history. The nwgic word GOLD drew men 11 inc country .md Cl1111t.'"·' ,\._ 11 ) c.'Jr.
they don't !>kip or mind if it is the to seek their fortune from ull 01er the globe. Men For 11i;111)· ye.in, C.1/1/01111.1 "·" bc:c.·n lwmc to
same story again. set our by ship, wugon train, uncl cw:n on foot, in people 1111/J dilfcn·111 cultur.1/ /l.1d•~ru11111/,.
Everybody should try to /Jave the crctltc!it gold hunt ever J..nown ... Men and C11ifomwns h.ne lcnrncd ro ·'Pf''t.'C1;11c tilt.'
one, especially if you don't Juwc women from all 01 er the 11 orld headed to diffen:ncc..'\ :md c/1\cm c.•r t /Jt' ,11111/.11 i11c~ 111 :11/
television. because grandmas arc Culiforniu, each one bringing their culwre and their peoph:. A more and mvrc: pc..·uplc.' )cttk 111 our
the only grownups 1V1lo h:we got llcrit:ige. state, 11c need tu rc..·mc:111L>1.r 1'11.· 1111purt.1mc: uf
riifle. • ---------~'tttt-Frttttei eo-in JIN9 1W1s~reet+i11tt·n~"g'-1p'tll'BitJeete~.---1tf't.lol'h.'e~1'tt'.tJ1,,,1c~c~.i·n mt-"tt"i~t't-11!1"-rmrrlr-Hi~~?re"th':~"1ttt--r---t
One of the grandmas referred to The streets \\ere crornlcd with people from 1/11) att11uJ1.', Cl!tforni:J 11i/l w11t/f1U'' IV l.Je ·' ''·I.!
above might be my wire, although everywhere. Sp;mi!ih Californi.1n) could be seen 11 ith nd1 1\lth d11 er)11_1 and <•ppv1111111:.1 lor all.
he is no1 fat, avoids funny their black hab ttnd red sa!>hcs. There were Chine)e When \OU rc.1d \\Ori; 111\c 1h1 . do-. n t it st:1rt '"' Or if they take us for D walk, they should slow
down post things like pretty leaves and caterpillars.
They should never Sl!Y "hurry up."
underwear and definitely can not in lung silk coJts. Ont/le !itreeb 11c:re IJoston th1nl..inc ihJt m:t\bc our ~dw ! ,11.:11'1 .1:> LI.id,,,·
take off her teeth ant.I gums. merchants w1tl1 wll hat!> and !it1li!ih )Uits. H o1\e1e,, ~omc foll..') "ould hJ\C )l'i.. l .. 11.\C
Dut she does teach many 1hird and fourth graders the /:Jrge!it number of people '~ere bearded men Fr<•d .\/urtin 'l colum11 ruth ,., try \/um/a.'. Usually they ore fat, but not too fat to tic your
shoes. They wear glasses nnd funny underwear. to become darn good \Hite rs. One of them was \1 ith reel or blue flannel shim. Tlu:ir c/;Jy-Mtiined H't'dnt' d:i) :ind Frida).
Send your Items to Bob v.l n
Eyken, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Compulsive spending
-Do you spend money as if
there were no tomorrow?
Compulsive behavior can be a
symptom'of Attention Deficit
Disorder. Joanie Heinemann,
R.N., and Sheri Hensley, financial
planner, will discuss ADD and
Money Problems from 7 to 8:30
p.m. at Joan Andrews' omces,
11S1 Dove St., Suite 1 OS, in
Newport Beach. Cost is SS and
• seating is on a first·come,
first-serve basis. For information,
call 476-0991.
MRP picn ic -The Costa
MeSJ chapter of lhe American
Association of Retired Persons will
hold ilS annual summer picnic at
noon June 8 at Costa Mesa's
TeWinkle Park. For information,
call S46-7848.
Tuesday, June 9
'\hopping benefit -
"Shop 1'il You Drop," a
shopping spree to benefit the
Assessment and Treatment
Services Center, a non-profit
juvenile diversion program in
S<lnla Ana, will be offered June 9,
10 and 11 at Newport Imports,
3000 W. Coast Highway.
Merchandise from more than 3 5
vendors from all over the country
will be offered for sale. For more
information, call Kim Nicholson
at 646-0224.
Library friends -Guest
speaker Kevin Moore, a librarian
and nationally known authority
on books, will discuss why
modern mysteries are so popular
and what's new on the sheh es at
the June 9 luncheon meeting o(
Friends of the Newport Beach
library, 11 :30 a.m. at the Balboa
Bay Club. 1221 W. Coast
Highway. For information, call
644-0S38.
U.S. competitiveness
-Dr. \Viii Stac\house, assistant
(or High Leverage Technolo~ry at
the Jet Propulsion L<1boratory, will
speak on repairing our economic
engine and U.S. competitiveness
at the Balboa Bay Club
Quarterdeck Room. 1221 W.
Coast Highway 7:30 p.pi. For
information, call Kay McDuff ee at
644-4311.
Wed. June 10
Newport Conservancy
-The Newport Conservancy. an
organization dedicated to the
purchase and prt-sel'\-ation 01
CO&btal wildlife habitat. will h<ht
gue)t speakers Ke\an Murph},
Newport Beach city manager,
and Margot Griswold of the
Chambers Group. 5·7 p.m. June
10 in the Newport Dunes
clubhouse, 1131 Back Bay Driv~.
For more information, call
5-18-1438.
Prin ce of Tides -Pat
Conroy's bestselling novel "Prince
of Tides" '"ill be the topic oi
d1scus~ion al the Wednesday
Evening Book Group, 7 p.m. June
10 at the Ne" port Center
Library. 856 San Clemente Dri\e.
Author Joan Talmadge Weiss '"ill
lead the di)cussion. For
information, call 6-14-3191.
Republican Women
The Ba)boJ BJy Republican
Women, federJted "ill meet at
11 a.m. June 10 Jt the Balboa
Bay Club, 1221 \V. Coast
Highway in Newport Beach. For
inlorma11on, call 6-15-9127 or
963-3735.
Thursday, June 11
Consultin g engineers
-The Orange County chapter of
the Consulting Engirreers
Assoc1at1on of California \\ill hold
a breakfast meeting at 7 a.m.
June 11 at Geezers Garlic Grill,
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--usiness
Who• Arnold
•and
Mike Marquard!, a
fa1her and son who
own Firs1 Tel Inc.,
distributor of the new
Orange County, bul can sell the product anywhere in 1he country.
The company markets the produ-ct through brochures its soles people
tnkc to businesses in the arcu, and first Tel has done sornc
advertising on the radio. First Tel's toll·f rcc number is
(800)559-CRI ME.
--..--nti.c.rime..d~---Why• Mike Marq~rdt said he an5!.J1is father founded First
.._ Tel because of their desire lo own their own business.
"l was just really sick of politics in business and just being n number
with these big companies," Mike Marquardt said. "I would come up
with some very good ideas that they would implement, and it was oil
theirs. I just tho ught I would make more with my own company."
DYEWitness. Ooth are
Anaheim residents.
Arnold is 55 and is
chief of the Santa Fe
Springs Fire
Department. Mike, 29,
worked previously in
telecommunications
marketing with MC I
and later wi th Pacific
Telesis Group. Mike
grew up in Sou thern
Californ ia, while his lee P•yne/D~,1y Plouc
fat~er is a Minnesota Mike Marquardt, of First Tel Inc., mar·
na11ve. kctcr of new crime-fighting device
What• First
• Tel Inc. originally sold and serviced business
telephone systems. The firm now focuses on marketing a
DYEWitness as a distributor for Pure Life, a Canadian company.
DYEWitness is a pockcH.ize canbter that crime victims can use to
spray in an attacker's fo cc. The green. foamy spray not only impairs
the attacker's vision. giving the 'ictim time to escape, but also stains
the criminal's sl..in for up to sc,cn d:.iys, making it easier for him or
her to be captured by police. Unlike ~lace, DYEWitness is not a
weapon and therefore docs not require th e owner to have a license.
The product retails for S'.!9.95 .
When• First Tel Inc. ,.,.:is founded in "'fay 1986, and it was
• :i busim: ... s telephone outfit until two mon ths ago,
whe n the company became a DYEWitncss distributor.
Where• The company is bnscd in Newport Oeach nnd has
• an office in Anaheim. It continues to provide
service to its cxi~ting tclecommunic:nions clients, most of which are
in Orange County. First Tel mJrl-.ets DYEWitness pri\:1arily in
How• The Marquard ts were successful initially with First
• Tel, bul the company's sales were dcvasrntcd by the
Persian Gulf War and the recession. First Tcl's annual revenues
declined from a p:ak of $500,000 in 1989 and I990 to about $200,000
last year. The Marqu ardts pursued DYEWitness ns a part-time
venture to supplement revenues, and with strong initial response,
they "decided to make it their full-time focus. First Tel no longer
seeks new lelccommunications acco unts, and the company's name
may be changed to MGM Enterprises (Mike Marquardt 's initi uls arc
M.G.M.). First Tel sold 144 cuns of DYEWitness in its first eight
weeks marketing the product. Mike Marquardt said the company gets
a 25 perce nt base profit on e ach-sale, and it can earn up to 35
percent in bonuses. First Tel also gets 5 percent royalties on the sales
of distributors it brings in, and on the sales of additional sellers
attracted by those distributors. Mike Marquardt projected that by a
year from now, his company will earn $2-0,000 in monthly royalt ies
from the sales of othe r distributors. Lesson Learned· . 'You have to have a . • handle on your
receivables," Mike Marquardt said. "Often times, the entrepreneur
doesn't think about what he's going to do once he establishes the
business. You just expect to get paid. You have to come up with a);
solid a plan to get your moni.:y as you do in start ing you r eomp~1ny."
-Dy Tony Cox
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Tony Co."C, at J30 IY. Doy St., Costa Mes11, 91627.
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Tuesday, June 9
Business women -
Tory Allman and Anthony
Ferrarelli, owners o( Personal
Touch Fitness Clubs Inc. will be
guest speakers at the June 9
luncheon meeting or South
CoasLBusioess and P.rof essional
Women, 11 :30 a"m. al El Torito
Grill, 633 Anton Blvd. in Costi1
Mesa. For informat ion, call
472-4666"
Thursday, June 11
CIDA meeting -
"Environmental Controls: Will
They Choke You," is the title of
the keynote address for the June
11 dinner meeting of the
Commercial Industrial
Development Association, 6
p-.m. at the Sheraton Newport
Beach Hotel. For in(ormation,
call 385·1977.
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Saturday, June 13
Job search skills -A
career coumeling and -
networkins semin;ir entitled
"finding Your Future: Job
Search and Tra nsition Skills in
the 1990s" will be offered from
7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 13 ac
St. Andrews Presbyterian
Church 600 St. Andrews Road
in NewP<>rt Beach. A continental
breal..fast wilJ be served. Foi:
information, call 631-2680.
Tuesday, June 16
Women's networking
-Members and guests of the
Dolphins, \\Omen's division of
the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce, will discuss the
issue of "Women's Networking
OrgJnizations: Are they Sexist?''
al fhe group's breal..fast meeting.
7:15 a.m. al the Newport
Marriott. Call 644·8211 .
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Glllns entertain at Orange 'Blossom Ball
By Vldl Dan
~(Ar
Great Balls or f ire!
There wu a whole lot
or shakina aoing on that
made tho eiahth annual
Orange Blossom Ball a
Saturday niaht to
remember ..• lively
music, colorful setting,
-good natured comedy
plus a few serious,
heart-tuggina moments
remembering children,
what it was all about.
Energy was high on the
dance noor, and Barry
Cole's music had the 500
guests all stirred up •
the foundation, past ball
chai r and country/western
rn11sic Can responsible for
ge-t:ing the Gatlins.
"We will raise more th:in
$250,000 tonight," said
board president John
Hagestad, who chnired the
$300-per-person dinner
dance. ''l thought the show
was fabulous," said
Hagestnd at a YIP
reception following the
performance. (Earlier he
admitted he was not a
really big C/W devotee.)
Others at the event were
Gen. William Lyon, /
before the Gatlin Brothers came on stage
at the Irvine Hyatt Regency.
Afte r u rry Catlin and brother Steve
and Rudy appeared, it was audience
participation time with hand clapping and
singing from the supporters or
Orangewood Children's Foundation.
This was no stuffy black-tie event,
although it began as a lot or other
benefits ••. standing in a reception area,
elbow to elbow wi th a glass of white wine
and occasionally eating hors d'ouevres.
commitment to children. Spnce above the
two dance floors and stage were filled
with huge hanging toys, crayons, toy
soldiers and balloons. Dlnck fabric
covered chairs at black covered tables
centered with red revolving carousels
provided a dramatic contrast to the play
aren decorations. ("Mngnificent,"
commented seasoned party planner and
guest Dotti Stillwell.)
chairman of the board who
welcomed the crowd, with wife Willa
Dean and son Bill, friends of the Gatlins
Donna and John Crean (the brothers'
encore was a request from John), Jolene
and Dick Engel, Elizabeth nnd Tom
Ti erney, Bev and Bill Langston
(celebrating their 39th), Beverly and Carl
Willgerolh, Candice and Roger Schnapp,
Emma Jane and Tom Riley, Janice nnd
Roger Johnson, Jo Anne and Gene Mix,
Bill Steiner, fou ndation exec director, and
Inside the ballroom, the decor went
along with the gala's theme of
"The decorations were done by com·
mittee out of my office. We worked hard
to keep the cost down this year," com·
mented Kathryn Thompson, vice chair of
Michael McKenzie, 20, a "grnduate" of
Orangeweood now nttending Snddleback
College.
Senior citizens entered in the ultimate long-distance r.un
T here are 3.1 million
long-distance runners who
don't wear Nike track shoes
or guzzle Gatorade but hnve the
te nncity or champions.
The Longevity Marnthon is the
59 and
Holding.
most grueling
and challengi ng
course on earth.
The finish line
used to be a
hundred years,
but now it's been
moved up to a
hundred-and·
fourteen, the age
of the last runner
who recently set
a new record.
To qualify for
this exclusive
event, one must
have been
ambling along for 85 or more
years. Despite the tough
qualifications, memberships are
rapidly increasing, thanks in part
to the sponsorship of the
American Medical Association.
Without their expertise, this AMA
Classic would be a fraction of its
size.
Long-distance runners arc a
diverse and unpredictable lot.
Some are physicnl fitness buffs
who train all their lives on Wheat
Germ and pushups. Others arc
laid-back optimists just in the race
for the fun of it. And then there· ..
the unrepentant, paunchy sinners
\\ho arc just as surprised as their
doctors they've hung in there. •
, In the long run, women
outnumber men with 259 gung ho
ladies for every 100 winded males.
Females develop an extrnordinary
stamina through a lifetime of
End·of-the·Month sales and other
obstacle courses. They not only
excel as distance runners, but ore
:iccomplished hurdle jumpers, n
skill they picked up in the
Mntrimonial Relays.
Unfortunately, this Longevity
Marathon is so expensive it's
rapidly becoming a sport for
millionaires. Not everyone has the
money to last to the finish line.
The greatest fear is having your
dollars run faster thnn you.
Long-distance running tends to
be a family talent where you have
Illustration by Bill Mcintyre
three or four generations of
remarkable survivors, as in my
clan. There was great grandpa
Lion el \\ho rnnrried his six1h wife
at 98 just before wheeling himself
ncross the finish line.
.
My Great Aunt Eloise :it 87 was
not deterred by her cell ulite thighs
from performing with the Aqua
Delles in underwater ballet
exhibitions. Dut the real daredevil
was Cousin Hu bert who took up
\\ ing·walling in his nineties.
While there's a variety of
ingredients in longevity, one that is
highly underestimated is obstinncy
-exemplified by those mulish
characters too stubborn to
conform to the Tuble or Actuarte)
Gi,·e 'em an age they're supposed
to collect their heavenly reward,
and they'll do everything to beat
the odds.
A thriving example is my
96-year-old girl friend who wear)
blue eyeshadow, sa"or an
occnsionnl Tequila Sunri!lc, and is
the bnnc of doc tors !>ince she
rarely heeds their ndvice. Her
miraculous prescription for
homcmnde pea soup ha s cured
more passing nilmcnts than a
gaggle or lab tests.
A good deal of staying ali"c is
common sense, she argues. The
renl trick is mnking it intcrc~ting.
She likens old nge to \Cnturing
through a Fun House ,.,.here
there's a surprise, lurking around
eve ry corner and all the mirrors
distort yo ur image. "Out it') \\Orth
it," she vows "if you lilc
challenges."
Nancy M cintyre is D ~sid<'nt of
LDgun11 Niguel.
Above, Gatlin
brothers Steve, lert,
Larry, center and
Rudy, right, pose
with John and Merry
Hagestad. At left,
Beverly and Carl
Willgeroth react for
the camera. Above
left, Liz Bracken, left,
and Bill Kessler visit
wily Bev and Bill
Langston, who
celebrated their 39th
anniversary.
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Ae Monday, June 8, 1992
TERM LIMIT
From A1
June 18.
"We wan t 10 be safe," she suid.
"\Ve are going to con1inue to col-
lect an the next 10 d:iys, trying to
add to that cushion."
FRANKLIN
From A1
corporate prncticcs."
Saudi Arabia."
Out h'!ii not the court ca$Cs he
tcikc!ii !iipecial pride in, it's the
background ndininistrativc work
that uffccb the opcnuion of the
courts. He hns been crucial in the
design or 1ho Harbor Court
buildina. illi computer sy111cms nnd
other aspects thul urc often taken
for grnntcd.
"Too n\1Ul)' times, in loo many
courts, judges come in nnd just
u~rces wi1h f runklin's :approach.
Dut John Hedges worries that
his fellow council members will
dcmJnd th:it the Registrar oC Vot·
crs count the signatures as well. lf
that happens, the Registrar wi ll
ch..1rge the city Sl.03 for each sig-
Franklin, 62, reminisced ov..:r hil>
many years oC l>Crvice in the
municipal court. ln the mid-'70 •
he recalled a pornography case
where he had to determine the
legality of several movies !lhown :ll
a local theater. A previous tri.11
hJd determined two mo"ie , "The
l)~·vil in Mr . Jones" and
··o eepthroat," were not obsce ne.
· want to do what's in the court
room. They reel that's what's
''This h one oC the best courts
in the county to ptoc1icc in," he
said. "lt'I' unc or the few courts
that even cares about the
auorncys when they come in
through the door. The real
diCCcrence is that uttitude. In some
courts it's like they're doing you a
favor by taking your ¢ase. Herc,
they're trying to help you to gel
out th e door so it will be beuer
for C\eryonc."
That philosophy is also reflected
in the court room. Franklin said
he Otlly Jost his temper once,
threatening a woman with
contempt of court The judge is
better known, however, for his
courtesy when dealing with those
he sentences.
n.Hun:. ·
So '' h~ ore the Hedges' so ada-
111.1nt Jbout putting in term limits?
··our go\'ernmem at nil leveJs is
ha~ed on c111Lcn participation and
•10 1 c.11ee1 politicians," John
I ledge-. s.11d "\Vh,11 's re~illy be·
h1nJ tlm i-. .1 rcnc,,nl on the coun-
nl tu get nc.::" blooJ .ind get more
.111J be1tc r p.1nicip:ition."
Uut !>O far. Hedges lws run up
;1!_.!J1mt 'till opposition from hill
l·,1unl·1l ~·ullcaguci. Just four
111nnth-. .1g~1. ,1 term-limit propo:.:il
ho.: :-pllll'>orcd ".is defeated bv the
cuuncil. Only council mc~nber
Jc.111 \\'alt 'upportcJ rt.
"I ha'e rl\it been a grc.11 one fur
'upport1ng this," :..11J council
1m:111bcr bcl)n llart. l l;irt s:mJ
'' h de she s1:es the ~llh :i 11 tage ul
1.'.Cllrng rrd uf bad politici:ans, she
'elic,e!> the rnc:isun: \\Ould mo't
I .Ht the gum! ones.
··You c..in .1h,:iy:. get ml of the
l'lll.'' th<tt ~mr Jon't li~e. but good
11111.·s like ~L1r1un Ul'rl.!e~on '"'II be
rrC\l.'ll!l;d lll>lll run71ing again,"
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"l got the case :rnd 1 thought,
'Good Lord, deliver me from this.'
They stipulated that the judge had
to go down and see them,"
Frnnklin said. "So, 1 had to go
dO\\n three mornings in a row to
the 13albon theater and sec four or
five pornographic movies every
morning. That was horrible.
"l went upstairs to see the
projection and the projectionist
was up there. You know wl1at he
docs while all this pornogrnphic
stuff is on ut the theater? He's
ma~ing model trains."
The case was set for trial in the
lir~t pnrt of July. After Franklin
\Hitched all 14 films, the case was
continued through the fall with on
.1grccment that only the two legal
films can be vie"ed a l the theater,·
unul a ruling is made.
"l think everyone had seen
these t\\O movies," he suiu, "and
nobody wa s going to go to them,
and they (the theater) would be
hurtinl! before lone. I didn't tell
illl\OllC that, but that'~ ''hat I "a' lc~ling."
Fra11k!in \\Clll to a friend he
hnew from hii;h school th:!t run
the U.tlboJ Inn :inJ Jsked if he
'' .• , intcrc-.rcu in buying the
thc;tlcr.
"\\'c got them 11egotia11ng anJ
M.>tc M.lrtA 0.i.ly Pl~~
Judge Selim Franklin cleans off his Harbor Court desk Friday.
the case ne,•cr went to trial," he
said. ···1 hey stipul;1ted that all
those things were pornographic.
W e Jc~MO) cd thu movie print!>
~11fd they changc<l lhc motif of the
theater.
"That\" hat I think a judgc c.ln
do or u:.cd tu he :1ble 10 do. l\'u",
the JUdrcial pcrform.111ce
cun111111tcc \\Ould d1mb a ll over
me for doing tho'e things. I
pcr~u11;1lly thin!. there is nothing
\Hong \\llh it. It\ righ t •rnd th.it's
"hat JUdges ~huulJ do under tho~e
ci1c11ms1.1ncc~ in communitic!..
Most people in the community
\\ercn't even jw:.ire of \\h:U
happened."
Franklin has alwayl> preferred a
pt!rMrn:tl approach to
udministering justice. I le has
sentenced traffic 'iolatOrl. to write
lctte" to CalTrans ;ibuut prol~lcms
\\ith inter!lections: he ha' ""rneu
mi1ll1rs who were arrested for
pu~scssion of alcohol that they
cuult.ln't ha' c gone ull}'\\ here
"heller in the "orlu to ge t a ti cket
for an alcohol violation than in
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being n judge," he soid. "Ju)tice is
our business. We hove un
obligation to 1he taxpayers, we have an obligation to the citizens
and we have an obligation to the
attorneys. The biggest motivation
10 myself and other judges
interested in this issue is u job well
done. You try to do lhc best you
can."
Franklin holds an open door
philosophy to all fell ow employees
and co-workers. He believes it's
critical that the judges to set a
lone which will be prevnlent
throughout the court.
"Everybody knO\\.'S you don't get
stepped on if you ha ve n
suggestion and thut's how it's
viewed. h's not a bilch, it's a
suggestion," he s:iid.
Allorney John Dolan, who was
one of many to drop by the jud~c·!I
office and wh,h him goodbye,
"l learned very early on that
you huve to disassociate the
person from what they do,"
Franklin said. "They could be a
murderer, bur they're still a
human being. You could take n
tremendous stand against what
they've done, but you don't have
to hate them or demean them.
"Sometimes you get what we
c:.i ll the crazies. People who are
under the influence or drugs," he
i.:.iid, feeling solemn. "They've
boiled their minds seemingly with
u e of PCP. Gut again, if you can
look at that and say they arc just
another person, just us important
us I am in the i.cheme or things.''
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Lor:al Business & Other Authorities Take a Corl1lrehensive Look At
Infants recommended to
get hepatitis B vaccine
Heart care may prevent coronary disease
The lmn,unization Practices Advisory Committee of the U.S.
Public Health Service ilnd the American Academy of Pediiltrics
have issued a new recommendation th<1t all infants receive a
three-dose series of hepatitis 8 vaccine.
"Ca rdio vascular ri sk
management" is more than a
medical book catch phrase.
Research has documented that
chances for developing heart
disease, stroke and o ther
cardiovascular diseases arc closely
linked to our lifestyle>.
run in families. Race is also a
consideration and certain races
appear to have an increased risk
or developing heart disease.
•Male sex: Men have a greater
risk of heart attack than woman,
and tend to have attacks at an
earlier age.
• Increasing Age: statistics
ideal body \\eight ore more lik,·ly
to develop hc.ut d1scilsc-.
• lJck ot exercise: lnilct1v1ty
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• Dial>ctt:::.; 01.1bNc, c.1n bL'
med1callv m.rn.-ig1.:d, ho\\<:\ er,
due to a lack ol t.'C.lucJtiun, 80
pcrctnt uf • diJbctic. die from
CJrd1 J>CulJr cJiscJ e
• Strn::.~ Although stress 1s
difficult tu quJntiry, there 1s a
derinitc rclat1on::.hip between
,trc' • land more importantly how
1t b ck·Jh " tr and heart disease.
-Submittt.'d by ShJpe-Up Ne"port Hepatitis 8, formerly known as scrum hepatitis, is the most
serious form of viral hepatitis, the most common serious
contagious disease that attacks the liver. It is spread through
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many as 25 percent of cases may result from unknown sources.
Today, almost one in two
Amer ic<in die from a
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heart care has been emphasized
by the American Heart
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cduUltional efforts arc paying off.
report SS percent of heart attack i"tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim victims arc age 65 or older. This 11
David Yang, M .D., a pediatrician on staff at Coastal
Communities Hospital said that infants should be immunized
either at birth, 1-2 months, and 6-18 months, or Jt 1-2 months,
4 months and 6-18 months.
He said, "Infection in the uterus is rare, but infected mothers
Uln pass it along to their babies at birth. Most bJbies infected
with hepatitis B become carriers, able to pass the virus along to
others through their blood and saliva. As more and more
children attend preschool, the risk of exposure through biting
increases dramatically."
Dr. Yang said that hepatitis B symptoms arc similar to those of
the Ou, including muscle and joint aches, mild fc,cr and fatigue,
nausea, loss of appetite and vomiting, v;igue abdominal pain and
diarrhea. Most people who develop viral hepatitis do not
develop jaundice.
Coastal Communities Hospital is a fully accredited 215-bcd
hospitill located at 2701 South Bristol Street, Santa Ana.
From 1979 to 1989, the death
rate due to coronary heart disease
fell by 30 percent, and the death
rate due to stroke (elf by 31.S
percent. This shows that wise
heart care docs s.1vc live).
Wisc heart cJ rc means
controlling your risk factors. Risk
factors arc scncrJlly listed in t\.\O
categories: Pre\cntablc (or
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(or inherited).
Non-preventable risk factors
include:
• Heredity: Tcndcncics toward
heart disease do ha\c a hereditJry
component, and often tend to
also means 45 percent of heart
attack victims arc under age 65.
Preventable risk factors:
• Cigarette smoking: Smoking is
tha bisgcst risk factor for sudden
cardiac death (smoker's risk is
200 pecccnt to 400 percent
higher than non-smoker's risk).
• High Blood Pressure: Called
the "silent killer," high blood
pressure is the number one cause
of stroke and a leading cause of
heart diseJse. Although this
condition can be mJnagcd, only
11 percent of hypcrtenshc) arc
properly treated.
•Cholesterol Levels: Simply
put, JS blood cholesterol levels
ri!:IC, risk of heart disease Jbo rise.
• Obesity: lndividuJls '"ho arc
30 percent or more Jbo'c their
Non-surgicat
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c tremcly difficult to fit \\ ith
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Results indicate s1gnilicant side
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Meanwhile, Harris, who
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Orthokeratology is a non-surg-
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Sponsors, which pay for their names to be
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Zerex/Saab Series' compc-
tit ion level is similar 10
that of the Jim Russell
Pro Series, but Zcrex/
Saab is a national circuit
and gets more television
coverage than the regional
Russell races.
lfo~cver, escalating racing costs and the re-
CC!l!'.lton ha'c made it more difficult for groups
M..c the Roses to raise sponsorship money.
.. It's difficult in these recessionary times,"
Larry Rose said ... Advertising and promotional
bullgcts are the first tl'lings to go."
The Roses need about
$100,000 in sponsorsl1ip
funding to compete in all
of the Zcrex/Saab events,
about $8,500 to $10,000
per race. While the task
remains difficult, Mirage
Racing may be well on
the way to a full season in
Zerex/Saab.
Jerry Adams, part
owner of the new Costa
Mesa Metro Bowl, said he
~Mall~Nill
Tim Rose, front, and his father Larry formed Mirage Racing to
help raise sponsorship dollars for automobile racing expenses. • • strong sponsorship support, his talent wln allow
Because of those difficulties, Tim Rose has
only been able to race in two of four events so
far this year in the Jim Russell Pro Series, a
rci.:ional circuit that runs 10 races each season. Ro~e won one of the races and finished second
in the other, but he continues to have difficulty
r~11~ing the S3.500 to S4,000 needed to compete
in each Russell event. Many of his competitors
plans to sponsor the Roses for the Zeme/Saab
series together with two of his friends who own
major restaurant chains. He said be believes
that as a one-third partner in the sponsorship .
team, the benefits of sponsoring Mirage Racing
will far outweigh the costs.
"Your name being bantered around any-
where in the world won't hurt you," Adams
snid. "It's good publicity."
The 24-year-old Tim Rose believes that with
him to accomplish his goals.
He hopes that within a couple years, he'll
move up 10 Indy Light, one step away from
Indy car racing, and by 1996, he'll be compel·
ing his in first Indianapolis 500.
The road to Indianapolis is long and trtach·
erous, but if the Roses get there, they'll nctu·
ally be able to start thinking in terms of profits.
FESTIVAL
From A1
bo.11 restorer Mar~hall S1eele.
Steele saw the evcni as a way 10
gather the different groups who
ha\C in terests in wooden boats
and to raise money for the Sea
Scout l3asc.
O\'cr the years, 1he fest ival has
C\Ohed, adding displays of classic
wooden ketches, sloops and scoon-
ers, boat building exhibits and
plenty of food. The festival, spon-
sored by the Newport Harbor
Chamber of Commerce, has also
become a family affair.
Cleve and Laura Motley made
the voyage from San Marino with
children Cleve and Brooke. The
younger Cleve, 6, and his sister
took part in one of the most popu-
Jar events at the festival -the
children's model boat building
school.
"I really like boats: and I really
like sailing with ~ my daddy," said
young Cleve, who mentioned thnt
he likes the sounds and smells of
'the ocean.
sign naw.
"The oar-locks didn't work like
we thought it might," said Morris,
n salcsmnn from Ventura. "~
after four years and four trophies,
we deserve to sink." .
But ii wasn't all bnd news ""
Hunt and Morris. They won first
prize for building their boat in the
fastest time, hammering the vc~sel
together in 18 minutes.
Corona del Mar Scenic 5K results
One of the most popular fea·
tures of the event is the wooden
boat race, where two-man crews
build their own boats, only to
launch them Inter and row around
n buoy in the harbor as the crowd
The winners or Sund:1y's race
we re Tony Groves and Joel Krns-
now. The pair fashioned a wooden
canoe that they christened as the
Viking Ship.
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June 8, 1992
The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson ..•. 642-4330 ext.387
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Lile on the bubble ...
CdM's Vargas knows
all about the 'edge'
~U.S. Olympians (plus one)
handle themselves admirably
in capturing 'Alamo Cup.'
By Dennis BrostertiollS
Spotts Writer
A t the conclusion of Saturday after·
ooon's Alamo Cup '92 champion·
ship game at Corona del Mar
High, an announcement was made that
the United States Olympic team would
be introduced.
That wasn't exactly true.
One cut still remains to be
made from the current 14·
player roster, and thus the
dilemma for U.S. Coach
Bill Barnett.
Barnett , who also
coaches at Newport Har·
bor High, admits that the
decision won't be an easy
one nnd a number of fac-
tors will have to be con·
sidered before he and his
staff make the final roster
deletion, expected at the end of this
month.
Barnett, \\ho took over the U.S. Na·
tional Team head coaching pos111on fol·
lowing the 1984 Games.
"Yes, it is difficult. All {the players)
are playing very well right now. All 1
lnow is th:u there's gomg to be one
player and a couple of pjrents who are
goirtg to hate me. But there's reall) no
other way to do it. It's a sub1ec11'e deci·
sion. This is a team sport, not like swam·
ming."
On Saturday, the Am ericans held on
for a 9· 7 victory over Italy to· win the
Ala mo Cup trophy. Earlier
Saturday, the Com·
mom .. calth of lndepcnJcnt
States drilled Canada, 10·
2.
In La Jolla on Sunday,
the U.S. defeated the CIS
group, 6·3.
Among the pla)ers hop·
1ng to SUf\IVC the fin:il CUI
1!> Corona clel Mar High
Y-ater polo coach John
Vargas.
Despite a baclground
l M r~/O.aJy r.lul
U.S. Olympic water polo coach Bill Barnett has some things to feel good about as he looks ahead to Barcelona Games.
"We want to go out and pl:iy the
teams we'll be seeing in the Ol)mpics,
sec how the officiating goes, and all that
will h:ive an effect on the decision," s:iiJ
Y-h1ch has featured compc·
t1tion an \:.trious anternataonal C\Cnts,
Vargas, 31, has )Cl 10 appear 1n an
Ol)mp1cs The former All·Amcrican
standout at UC lf\ane feels he lno"s
what 11's gomg to tal c .:ind as ready to
See POLOtV3
Sailors finish ·out of the mtJney at state track finals
~ Mancuso finishes fourth in shot put,
still looms tall within a very select field.
By Richard Dunn
Spat11 WrW
NORWALK -Sixty fee t in the shot~
put never came for senior Tony Man·
roso on S:nurday in the CIF State
Track and Field Chnmpionships. • •
Mancuso, however, dwa rfed by the
state's much larger compe titors, stood ·
tall afterward while receiving his
fourth·place mednl before 10,320 fa ns at Ce rritos Col·
lege.
His throw of 59·feet, 3\4·inches in the preliminary
round of the state finals w:is :i personal best, capping
a sensntional curee'r under Newport Harbor High
weigh ts coach Tony Ciarelli.
But still, Mancuso felt a litt le unceremonious.
"l have mixed emotions," he said. ''I wanted to hit
60 feet, but it never came. I'm a li ule upset about
that."
Mancuso, a first team All·Sea View League defcn·
si"e lineman in football last au tumn who nlso star ted
at full back and did mos t of the blocking for tailb:ick
an d Sea View League offensive MVP Brandon
Finney, ran out of gas in the fin als.
Durin& Saturday's opening round, Mancuso th rew
59·1, faulted in hi s second attempt, then notched 59·
3\4 to qualify for three more throws. In the final,
~ l however, he went 57·6V•, 55·4 and 58·11.
•• •••
Bowman m.edals
By Richard OuM
$pomWrltt
NORWALK -Now that she has earned a
medal in the high jump, finishing fifth in the
state of California, Tina Bowman's track and
field coach couldn't help but wonder.
"Who knows how good she could've been if
she understood everything?," Newport Harbor
High Coach Eric Twcit said.
"(Weight event specialists) Tony Mancuso
and Gina Heads understood because Tony's a
senior :ind Gina threw here last year. But I
don't think Tin:i understood everything th~ll
was going on here. She ;ust came out here und
said, 'OK, let's go,' :ind she finished fifth."
u st Saturday, before 10,320 fans at Cerritos
See BOWMAN/13
"After (the prelimimuy round), 1 ran out of steam,
I guess,'' s:iid Mancuso, whose previous best was 59·2
at the Orange County Championships on April 24. "I
always knew I w:is goina to ma~e it to state, 1 never
had any doubts."
Mancuso, S·foot-10, 205 pounds, plans to major in
philosophy in college. There h.is been nothing philo-
sophical, though, about the special, three·)e:ir r:la·
tionship between he ond Ciarelli, who is hopeful of
See MANCUSO,t3
~· "--tlA Nut
Tony Mancuso was fourth in shot put at stale track and field fin als al Cerritos College Saturday.
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lee P~.ty l'llot
Calvary Chapel quarterback Waylan Kruse winds up looking for a receiver in spring drills.
Calvary chapel passes it's spring
with plenty of work on air game
.,.. With move to Division IX
and the Olympic League,
Eagles thinking bigger.
By Richard Dunn
SPOrtS I/,. •er
When the lime
is right. C:ih ·'f)
Chapel l1 1g.h
,q II cct tit)\\ n
and -din~. In
the mcan1ime.
1he Eagles arc !raining for an-
other air ra11.l.
Allhough 1hcir !-pring prac1ice
\\'alt merely eight days long, the
E:!glcs, \\ho arc moving up in
the fo1.llh.ill \\Oriti, Jrc preparing
for p1d. up "here they left off
IJst season.
··what we
do in the
s pring, we
work strictly
on passing of·
fense and
passing de·
Cense,'' said
Calva ry
Coach Kris
Van Hook.
Folmar whose squad
went 1 l·2 and
.iJvanced to the CIF Southern
Section Division X finals last
'cason, largely because o( a stal-
,, .1 r1 passing auack.
"Without pads on, it's a waste
of rime to work on the running
g.sme, so we try 10 ge1 as much
ot•t of the passing game as ''c
CJO."
The Eagle~. "ho ,,jll mo'e up
11> Di,is1on IX ne~t fJll and
enter the Olympic League, have
-12 'arsi1y pl.1)ers. They had 23
l.1 ... 1 season ''hen !hey won 1hc
,\ rro" heat! l c .sgut.
Along "1th the numberc,, the
Ls!!k' h.l\C .11.ldt.d ~trcnglh.
·We h,t\ c .s "h(llc hunch of
'uphomort.-.. Jntl b~ 1hc lime
the) 'n: senior!), lhcy'rc going to
he very good," Von Hook said.
"They nrc, right now. ;i~ strong
.1~ Jny fre\hman group Overall,
there arc proh.1bly 10 kids v.ho,
lll lure their ~ophomorc year, arc
bcnchmg ~no pnun~h and they're
;di cle.1111ng lhO pounds. Su even
1hough there\ no one who's oul·
!>tamiing. the group is as !.trong
as Jny frc.,hm.111 group."
C1hJr) ''Ill return seven p1ay·
er .... "" of ''hum slJrted: Run·
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All games start at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise indicated.
ning back fatt Kellogg has
added 20 pounds of bulk; of-
fensive guard/linebacker Mike
Folmar has added 30 pounds of
extra strength; and wide
receiver/free safety Sabe Young-
er (6-foot-4, 190 pounds) was
all-league as a junior this year in
football, basketball and baseball.
O:her returning slarters in·
elude defensive end Dan
Sundquist (6-3, 225), freshman
cornerback Gilbert Murillo and
defensive tackle Chris. DcDicgo,
who will probably play tight end
on offense. James Kay is the
other returnee.
Calvary hn!i summer passing
leagues scheduled against Estan·
cia (1wicc ), Ne'' port Harbor
1
(twice), Corona del M:ir (t\ ice)
and Southern California Chris-
1ian.
Led by quarterback Waylan
Kruse, Calvary's JV football
team went 8-2 la.st year with
mostly freshmen.
"We only have a varsity nnd
JV, but our JV is almost all
freshmen," Van Hook said. "l f
i1's a sophomore and he's too
small to play vnrsity, then we
might have him i.tay down on
JV. Last }ear, \\e had 26 or 27
freshmen out there on JV."
Calvary, wi1h it\ future chang·
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Calvary Chapel hopefuls go at it in nose-to-nose fashion.
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By Richard Dunn
Sports Wtller
NORWALK
-With the tie-
breaker rule in
effect, sopho-•
more Gina
Heads of New-
port Harbo r
High was forced
to go without dessert.
Her discus throw of 127-feel, 9-
i nches on Saturday in the ClF
Stale Trnck and Field Champion-
ships at Cerritos College tied her
with Lisa Misipcka of Temecula
Valley for the seventh and final
qualifying spo1.
Misipeka, ·however, advanced
because her second-best throw was
further, bumping Heads into lhe
No. 8 position in California.
"l knew 1 could get to the state
prelims (last Friday), no doubt,"
Heads said. "The :itate finals were
just icing on the cake. l just wish t
could've eaten the ici ng."
Heads, whose personal bc:it in
the discus is J42· 7, went 127·9 in
her first attempt, then threw l l 7-0
and 123-3. Misipeka's second-
furthest attempt was J 25· 7.
"l don't mind losing, but I mind
not doing my best," she said. ··My
PR (personal record) \\Ould\c
placed me third O\er:rll. so I knew
I had a chance.
"Actu:illy, 1 can't be dis:ip·
pointed about lhe :ieason, but I
c:in be dbappointed for not reach·
ing 130 feet, which \\Ould\e qll ali·
{ied me (for the top :ic,·en). l usu·
.i lly do th:u in practice."
Suzy Powell of DO\\OCy won the
state championship with a toss of
169-8. After each cor)lpc111or
threw three times in S:.itun.l.1} 's
l'inal, the top :ie\ en mar).s ''ere
given three more attempts.
"If i1 ' a tic, they take th e ne.\t
best mark," Heads said. "I was
disappointed, but that's what com·
petition is all about."
Heads, who will start competi-
tive \.\eight-lifting at the enJ of
this month, ''as elimin:ued in the
:ihot put on f riday "hen her thro''
of 40-9 fell short of the 1op ·nine.
I lcr _pcr!.Qnal best in the shot put
is 4 l-6Y.i.
"Gina obviously didn't Jme a
good day," Ne'"POrt I lJrbor
'"eighis co.1ch Ton} Ci:m:ll1 '~11J.
"You\e gut to be read) "hen )OU
get here :ind lrhc pn>babl) felt the
pressure. Uut ~he'll learn from th1~
experience :ind come back llC\I
year."
That, di cus fans can probably
count on.
Last \Car as a freshman. l le.Hh
:1Jvanccd to the State Champion·
ships, but did not roach the r1n..ils.
This year. i.hc ''cnt a little further.
"My goal us u senior b 150
feet," said I leuds, also a lttandout
baskctb<ill pl:J)Cr. "I hope I can
accomplish th:it a little earlier
than my senior year, though."
Heads, "ho hopes to reach 50
feet in the shot put soon, had
been supported th roughou t her
run lo the State Championships by
Newport Harbor girl:. balt~e1lx1ll
coaches Jack and Shannon Jako-
sly.
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Calvarx Chapel was
ripped off when it
came to All-Star
football selectio s
C alvary Ot•pcl High, a CIF Southern Sec1i?n Division
X football finalist last autumn, has been rapped ocr.
When it came time to .elect players for the Ornngc
County South All-Stor team, two of the ~agle!> found
themselves scratching their head, wondering how and why
they were omi11cd from the annual Orange County All-Star
football game, which is July 10 ut Orange Coasl College.
OK. OK, so it's a small :ichool. Dut surely there could've
been room on 1hc squad fo r, say, quar.tcrback J?son Sharkey,
or Jake Guild, a 6-foot-3, 210-pound light end!J1nebacker.
Doth players were All·Clf Division X last sealtOn, Guild
as a linebacker; both arc playing in college next fall; and,
accordini; to Calvary Cha~I athletic director t~1~d football
coach Kris Van Hook, neither gets the recogn111on they
deserve.
Being absent from the South ~lll ·slar 1eam is a classic
illustration.
"It's just real frustrating," said Van Hook. "We were
r~lly disappointed not 10 get one of those guys to represent
our school. There arc only so many players you can pick, l
understand that because l\,e coached that game twice. Dut
many times you're looking to fill i.pots and trying to find
guys who go both ways.
"(Guild) could've been All-ClF us a tight end and as a
linebacker, and Sharkey \\OS also a punter and a
kicker. He's no1 going 10 be the best punter in
Orange County, but when you set to the lal>t
spots, a lot of times you're lool.ing for those
lh ings. Say your punter goc!. dO\\ll in practice,
th:it's really critical to have a guy who can Ju it."
Van Hook said he discui.!lcd both players ''ilh
Sou1h Coach Druce Rollinson of Maier Oei
before the i.elections.
"l just think \\C get discounted because \\e're
one of the smallest schools," said Van Hook. "I
agree our competi1ion bn't 1he s•lmc le,el, bul
next }Car \\C'rc going in th e.: Olympic League, and
if you look at the Olympic League, it seems to
have people in the Cff fin:il s in every seasonal Preps
sport.
"All of ou r sports arc \'Cry competiti\e and
we're hoping that by moving up. people \\ill
recognize us for ''hat wc\e done. You kind ot ''ondcr ''hen
and if \\C'll ever gel anybody in (the all-:itJr football g:1me),
cunltiderin!! \\e \\Clll a-, far a~ we Jill.'' Sharkey~ 5-11. 205. b hc:ideJ for Azu~a P~1eillc. I k
a\eragcd JS )ards a pun! l.i<il !>CJ<ion, but more 1mpu11a11tl)
completed 12.1 of 219 r:i~ ... c~ (57 percent) for l.S-t3 }Jrds
anll 23 touchdowns. I le \\a~ intercepted nine times.
··1 coached at Newport H:irbor ''hen Steve Dukich ''as
there and Jim McCahill at fat:lncia ''hen I "a' there. and
Jason Sh:11l..cy i!> as good ti quarterback ~IS either or those
guys," V;in I look :iaid.
Sharkey w.i!> the co-offcm,hc MVP of the Ano" he.id
League, in "hich Calvary \\Cllt unddcatcd.
Guild. '' ho'll pl:iy for Coach Ray Sh:icklcford JI GolJen
We:it College 1n the foll, had 152 tackles (69 :.ulo) fur 1he
Eagles, \\ hilc c:uching 2.i ra~se'> fur 356 > Jnh anti eight
touchdu'' '" on off cnse.
"If }OU ask the Golden West co:iches aboul Ja~e. 1hcy'll
tclJ )OU'tl1;.it he·~ as.good as unyboJy," V~1rt Hook 'i:!ld.
"He'd be ;1ll-coun1y if he \\J'> .11 Edison. l'm 1l10l..111g for'\\ar<l
to Jal..e gumg lo Golden Wesl .md getting a full-mlc out of
there. then people ,.,,111 s:i), 'I le), ma)bC he,,,.., prell)
goo<l.' ..
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Calvary Chupl.'l's plight isn't the only bug here, of course.
How abou1 fatanciu I figh linebacker Ric;irJu Agull.1r, an
All-CIF Division VII choice, the Pacil'ic CoJ'>t I c.1~uc\
Dcfemhc Pl:i)cr of the Year''
How :ibou1 Corona dcl ~t.1r I llgh':i J.1~on Cl.irk. the Sea
Kings' :,chool rccord-hol1.k r \\ith 61 carl.'er reception~ and
All-CIF Division VI honors'?
And how about Co~ta ~te)u's Mike Cota and R}an PJrk'?
Cota had 12 s:ic ks as •1 senior; Parks was a 1wo-time
All-P:icific Coast Lc;iguc dcfen!.i'e end.
There arc some hard rca\Oll'> for the Cost.1 ~tc'a J1lcmma
-no one \\:IS nominated from Co ta Mesa b) the eoachins
staff \\hich \\as in a transition.
Out Aguil;.ir? Cl:lrk? The Cul'<1ry Chapcl,.t1 <~'ps'? The only
\\ay to swallow it is to ch?lk it up to the numbers game.
because tlrey all dei.ervc to be there.
[}.
Track and riclt.I: Ne'' port Harbor senior Jennifer Glueck,
who ''as a female candidate for the CIF/Recbol
·Scholar-Athlete of the Year, rnn on the Sailor<i' -iOO-metcr
relay team for three yc~1r), Ne" port won Seo View League
titles each year in that event.
This spring, Newport's 400 relay had the l>Ccond-f:iste~t
time in Or:mgc County (49.2), accomplished at the league
fin;il s with Glucc~. Michae la Ro s, Misty May and Lindsey
Curtis hnnding off the baton. Mil>sion Viejo h:id the coun1y's
best time (48.8).
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Mater Oe1 High football coach Bruce Rollinson gives his Monarchs some inside information.
IVlonarchs ope" up ai strong
...._ But Coach Rollinson
downplaying school's CIF
Division I title-run of '91.
By Roger Carlson
SPorts EditOf
C onsidcring the noi:.c they
made a year ago en route
to a 13· l championship
run in CIF Di,bion l circles,
gaining i.uch recognition as the
stntc's No. I prep footbnll team.
thin~ arc pretty quiet on the
· ''cs tern front -"here Mater
Oei High 's football team contin·
ucs to undergo spring drills
along side Dristol St.
"We're ju~t trying to develop
a lot of cnthu~iasm." said Roi·
linson. "We \\Ont this football
tenm to find its own niche.
We're not making any big deal
about 'defending champions.'"
Part of that reason is that
Rollinson is still looking for a lot
of answers during spring drills,
'' hich wind up Thu~day evening
(7:30) at Saddleback College
\\ith a Red-White G•tmc, which
follO\\~ a i.ophomore game ut
5:30.
With entry into the South
Coast League this fall, the Mon·
archs arc busily trying to find
the right combinations which
\\Ill ruit the ball into the hands
of Nicky Su alua (5·11, 240), tuil·
back Ray J ~1ck~n (converted
from wide rccei\·er) and receiv·
crs Orian Oarajas and Dobby
M.1r1inez, the latter whom is
considered the prize which has
been found during these spring
Non-league
Fri., Sept. 11 -Servile (Cal St. Fullerton)
Fri., Sept. 18-at St. Paul
Thur., Sept. 24-Santa Ana (SA Bowl)
Fri., Oct. 2 -St. Francis (SA Bowl)
Fri., Oct. 9-at Ramona
South Coast League
Fri., Oct. 16 -at Capistrano Valley
Thur., Oct. 22 -Mission Viejo (at Cal State Fullerton)
Fri., Oct. 30-at Dana Hills
Fri., Nov. 6-EI Toro (at Trabuco Hills)
Thur., Nov. 12-San Clemente (at Santa Ana Bowl)
All games start at 7:30 p.m.
drills.
"I just don't know how good
'"e're going to be," confides
Rollinson, "so we're dabbling in
l>Ome areas and trying to adjust
to our personnel. Defensively ''e
l>hould be very strong with Dara·
jai., and \\C ha'e Parker Gregg
(6-2, 228) at ini.idc linebacker."
The key. of courllc, is finding
the right trigger in the pa~ing
game, and right now it is junior
Derck Uhl who is being
groomed, wltl1 senior Doug Han·
'\en, Michelangelo Oarragan (a
starting db) and frc~hman John
Ff)nn abo in the picture.
"\Ve"re trying to i.implify some
things in our passing game," ~aid
Rollinson. "We ju~t "ant Derck
to establish himself. He's coming
along, slowly, but surely."
The Monarchs are taking it
slowly in several :1reas bcc.1use
of a lot of holes to fill '' ith new
talent. "We're gearing it back
down and If) ins to take a look
at how we can utilize the few re·
turnerll th:it \\C have," said Roi·
linson.
"Secondly, we w:rnt to create
a competitive !>pring camp and
see which kid~ \\ill ri~e to the
occallion. We're going a liule
harder than any of my previous
th ree years became of the num·
bers and the ~1muunt of kids \\C
want to tJkc a look at."
-SU. rewrJliJig ,t,m crs on de·
fcn se ha' Roll1mo11 feel ing prct·
ty good, but olfen.,iH:ly, "hen he
~ccs fou r of t l10~c Jcfcndcr~ on
the other side of the b:ill. as
well, the opt111H\11l tends to
come to term:. with rcalil)'·
ltt P'I"° D.I l1 P.l.il
The Monarchs arc taking spring drills one step at a time with the Red-White Game approaching.
MANCUSO:
From 81
entering MancuM> in the up·
coming National Scholai.tic
Federation Championships in
Encino which has a qualifying
Mandard of 57 feet.
"You want to hit 60 feet, but
you ctin't be:H fourth place, e •
pccially in California," Ciarclli
nid. "California, Tc>.as and
Florida arc where all the top
marks in the nation come from,
o right here is as good n hiah
'chool track meet u you'll find
in the U.S.
"So to get fourth place.
that's prcuy good. Tony' 1.1 t
shot put wu .. 11'1 60 feet, but it
wns a PR (pcr)(mnl record).
"He's been u h:1rd "orlr.cr for
three )'CUI\. l lc , .. cnt to the
CIF (3·A) final) ll'i a supho·
more, the Ma!>tcr.1 Meet ta .. t
ycur and t;.itc thi >enr. t 'd ay
that's u prc11y good hi&h ~hool
career. Ile )hould\~ been All·
ClF in football, .1 well, but
blocking rullbacb aren't rCCOJ·
nizcd. l k' one oC the main
rcal>On) why Brandon Finney
(carried for 1,194 yards)."
Mancuso, bound for Orange
Coast College ocxt year to
throw the discus, hot put and
hammer, was knocked out or
the state di cus finals on Friday
with his 152-5 effort. Con·
)idercd a . secondary event,
Mancu o hit 163-5 ut the Mas-
teri. Meet on May 29 for a per·
sonnl record.
· "I'd ay from thi standpoint
th:H the best part of our seaM>n
was Tony Muncu~." Newport
I !arbor head conch Eric Twcit
aid. ''I le' paid his dues. He's
done everything n ked of him
for three year under Tony
(C1arclli) nnd ha Jone every·
thing po sible to get fourth 111
srnte. I le under tand hard
wor~ :and that'~ the highlight of
the )Cllr."
1·hi~ wal> the fiti.t time 11\
Twcit's 13-yc:ir rcian that three
Ne"'port Uarbor athlete -
MancuM>, Oma Head in the
girls di~u\ and 1 anu Uowm.10
in the airl~ hiah jump •
reochcJ the finals of the St.11
Champion hips.
I
BOWMAN:
From 81
Collcic, .llo\\man clenrcd .S-fcc.t, 6·
inches in her third allcmpt at the
CIF State Champion hip , elevat·
ing her into :1 med.ii poMtion -
an extraordinary feat con~idering
)he's till mca,uring tcp and
finding a co mfortable takeoff
rhythm.
Bowman, only '' frel>hman,
struggled on J-r1Jay before clearing
5·6 in her third try to quJhfy fur
S:nurduy"s tatc llnal .
"Friday night I wu · really off,"
Do"man i.a1d. "I )IJrtcd jumping
at lhc middle or the b.ar :1nd I \\,\S
actuolly jumpins hishcr than l
~hould\·c been I Wll\ soing Q\ er
by the rnnd.ud. 1n,tc•1d, 'o Friday
n1~ht l didn't 1l1111k I'd n1.1l\c the
tor nine (" hich qu.il ify)."
Um\ln:rn , .. a., the llr~t ll:m.1lc
hit;h jumper at ~c'' port I l.1rbor Ill
quul ity tor the Slate ( h.1mpion•
'hip,, Teri t ... CunmH, ho"c'er.
Mill huld' \he !\dlo ll fCC 1d UI 5
fee t, 9 1n1:hc~. c,1,1hli hcd an t<>:-;O,
l \\C'it\ lir t ycnr \\1th the S, 110 •
Ho\\lll.1n, "ho ck. r d I r·
n I b t S 7 m n !u:il mccl
t
Monday, June 8, 1992 83
Chris Humbert
for an open
(9) looks
man . In
Saturday's U.S.-ltaly duel
at Corona del Mar High·
Craig Klass (11) is
pressured by Italian
Ferdinando Gandolfi; and
at left, ~rich Fischer (12)
.of the U.S . blocks a shot
by Italy's Amedeo Pomilio.
Lee Payne/Daily Pilot
POLO: U.S. gears up for Barcelona run
From 91
give it his bc~t ~hot.
''It'll a matter of . concent ra t111g e'Cf)' single
match and at C\ery single practice," said \':irga~.
"You· .. e got to remain at that hig!i level eac h d:l\
and make i.ure you don't cut )Our~elf." •
The U.S. team seemed to be ,.----
at a high level for the fi~t half
of SaturdJy's game agai nst
Italy. A little bit more than fh·e
minutes into the match, the
Americans ''ere up 3-0 on a
p::iir of goals by Doug Kimbell
sand,\iched around one by
Chris Humbert.
The U.S. continued to domi·
nate . in th e second quarter,
lcadmg 7·3 at the hJlf after V
converting 5 of 6 man-up op· argas
po rtunities in the fir~t two periods.
'·\~e c.ame out and played \Cry "ell an the first
half. ~aid Darnell. ''Out the n I ''as d1~t urbed b)
how \\C came out in the l>econd hJlf. We m.1dc
some bad passes and had poor c~ecution on ou r 6·
on-5 situations.
"We made some bad ~hots and SJ'e them
chances on the counterattack. Oy the amc token
''e didn't defend \\Cll on our 5·on-6s." '
Overall, the Americans converted 7 of 10 man·
power advantages, '' hile Italy was 4 for 6.
After the teams traded goals to begin the 'cc·
ond half, Italy scored three straight timcl> to clo:;c
out the third period, while continuing to shut
do"'n the U.S. attack.
Italy had a number of chances for the 1, in.:
goal. the best one coming on a four-meter shoi
midway through th~ fourth quarter. Howe\cr, U.S.
goalie Craig Wilson made a remarkable smc on
Italy's Amadeo Pomilio to preserve the lead.
against Corona dcl Mar on April 2
and won the Masters Meet on
May 29 by springing 5·6, had her
!thins taped because of sorcne s,
but unwr.lpped them after vaulting
5-2 in her fir t attempt of the tatc
finals.
She came back to clear 5-4. then
mhsed her fir~t two 5·6 jumps be·
fore e'cntually making 11. Dowman
allcmptcd 5·7 three times, bu1
knocked th~ b<lr down each time.
"It wils close on my fu t on~ (Jt
5· 7), but I just hit the bar with my
foot." she )aid. "1 he econd one
\\U n 't Good at all, then my la t
one \\:IS a lot like my fir.I; 11 \\ J\
re.illy clollc."
EspcrJnza' Kmty K1crulff \\Oil
the high jump at 5·10.
"He·~ JU't the best 111 the \\Orld, there·~ nobo~h
cbc C\Cn clo~c." l\.11tl \'Jrg.h "And 11 Joc-:.n ,.t
come b~ a..:c1Jcnt. He ''ork!> \Cr' hard at it ..
"ThJt hJJ to be the turnin~ r"'int of the gJmc.'
!I.ltd U.S. team capuan and ~oon to be four-time
Ol)mp1an Terry Schroeder.
Wilson. a UC Santa Barbara gr Jduate \~ho has '
been \\it h the U.S. National Team 1ncc 1%1 ''a~
credited '' ll h 10 a'es. '
"Y.ou don't s~ too many f\>ur-meten blocked.
but that one '~as uplift1ng, to ,,iv the lc;i,1. fu r m
toda) ... ~aid Barnett. ·
\\'ibon n:cel\cd ome help lrom the cro ... ~bar on
an llJlian shot "ith 1 45 left. then made another
sa' e on a bid b) Pctronell1 \\Ith .io :.cconJ< ri:.
maining.
The clincher for the AmcracJ1b CJmc \\hen
Schroeder. the team captain, 11.x1k a 111..:c In J
fro m Vargai. and directed 'it 11110 tl c nd "1th , .<l
...ecunds remaining on .1 nun-up '1tu.11i~rn.
The Alamo Cup b the fir::.t mtern:itional touriu·
mcnt the UnncJ State:. hJ i;\1.r held. anJ the
spon or 1~ hoping to m.1kc 11 ;in .1nnu:il C\Cnt 1n
this COUntf).
fhc nC\t mJjor compctitkin tor the Amcr1c:111
tCJm \\Ill he the Tung,r.un Cup in UuJJpc,t. Hun-
gal'). I he Ohmp1c \\,lier polo 1..\.11nr1.111 'n \\Ill
Cl>mmc1Ke Aug. l.
"T im Ol)mp1 i. \\111 have the :.tronge't l1cld
e'er," !laid llarnett, \\hlhC American ~quJd '' 1n J
compctitl\e bra~kct. The fi,c othi:r 1c.1m !,•Oup .. d
\\Ith the U.S. arc Cl . German~. Au~traha. l'rnncc
,111d Yugo~IJ\ 1a. c
United States 9 , Italy 7
• t 2 t 4 o-·
Un!td St.tn ~ 3 I 1-9
IU'Y scomg Pomrti0 2. Ptllont f f'oqJO, 1.•mim.woo, O A1111 C~·
<l~tl.a Sal't1, At!olico 4, AWll:Nl 3
Ul)!tcl SlJ'tS scon°' ~· 2 Stl'Voeckt z p Cl'l'f>l)c IWTI$ Hum
btrt ~u f1~thef Si•fl V. SOii t 0
..
Uo\\.man, who competed thi' :1c·
ndcm1c )Car in fro h· oph \OI·
le)ball1 JV b kelbJll itnJ JV \Oft·
h.111, h;iJ plenty of company in the
hish jump thi' 11prin£, but neither
~lkh:icl,1 Ro' nor Mii.ty May -
her tcamma -\\ere able 10 ad•
a View Lc•ave ''Don't move, Ardy. Don't ._.. tnathe. If you 90
~ • b9t., eye, vou'N a -.ct men ... now Just e.t me pun out 9'd r1 be rtght ~ to helf> you.··
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ni; """ ·-_, ~ ~mv Md "'°*-aood II*~....._ 80WfS aoo "'POITAGE aoae. U.-. ........ 14*' ,...... ._ = 1 s .... Ila Al'l9 ..... LW. utuna Clll. t.iii ..=.~~ ~ ~~-....!9 ~ wtf1 l'9 COUff ~ ~.:~ :,,.... ::,:.~~~ CA a1eo740110, ::'°'doalhlll~-.:' =·t~P ,ai: ._ -..... 'r'::::"i. c-. ~ '-1tr111 la Coufi' of ~-;;. _.... of grant tie auflof!'l SCALt. •A51'0. .,.. ATnli c. fllllAS ......... n. eor.... Ml Ml • .. IDtttl ,,.,, T • .., clUC1ld ~ • ,..._.
County of .. deoed9tlL ~ A HEARING on J fUllfTS. ..:.. A cau. tJIM: (t~ IOW£S C7Ht .. , ... ~ ,,,, Mlc:OnlrllCD _..., ......... 111u• S:ww dUcled bf: ........ nae '"'9lrMl(I) THE p .. ,,,...,... pettlelf\dbeti.tdOll PORMIA CORPOa .. -• -..-"°' .... ..._ .. lfllll -.-.. ,_..... _...,lo..__. PETITION,..._.. l'9 ditcedlnfs 2. 1992 al 1 •5 P.M TIOM 8Y1 080ltOa __,. MAO~: Publlttled H••Port :::r~•-ot .. Cit~ The r.-11rent(1) ~ ,_. ...._ .. fllllll-.io.ill. ~ IWI ......... WU Md ccdcll.. II wry, O.OL 3A locatad al aAllDolSAS, Nala. :gi~~) ,'1J:. ~ ..... ~ ~ eo d .,..,.. -. bell Did ftll ... 1Dttt1 ,_,.. lo ._.. ...,.. • d-.....at ~ .. ...,,,,,. E-Caryl bt .,..., '° ~ CMc Cenw Omoe w~ HWY s .... LE .. A CH t NE. PtlQll ~a. 1992 M3ZJ ~ In .,. aeculOft .... M ,..,... .... ,.... ,.. --... ~ ----• 21: ,_
'-.,,o"-d • ~ The wit Md any ~ ~ cr'~.,Jr'· Sall Pubtlehed Newport SEAllfttOI: (ll CAROi-IN c:::' == r.:.:r: -= =~ ~-~ '-r •• -==:-:. ..... : ~~ .. 11.tpt iF ¥OU OBJECT l' IMctl-Cotta ..... DelJ :AJ-0 ~~~Eo~ v :~.g:> PUii.iC IOTICI s· Ho ..... IOr. ~ oe...., pt'OpONl. ........ ~ a ,.,. A. .... 0.., a.k
.. ~ byl'9cowt. h grat1t.no ol cti. pe11Wn. Plol""'9e. t982 . SER••IS103: <t> ~ llOTtea TO ) deYt...., the CS.• corpor•tlon. •tat• tli• ~ llH!,.~ ~~Or-. c:.i.a, • .... THE PETmOH THE PE'TTT10N you should lppeM al Mn• PVTER ACCESS POW£R .. Cll*W'IJ oe blldL ,.... .... oMcet9 wtlO _, .. __ , tt. 1-~ .... d9c9dainfl ~ eulionty '° hHm_g and stat. you .... "'IOTICI IRE c T 0 R COll'1'1IACTW A ~ __, Md • C8li .... In .. MIMI. on Onngt CN'tCy on M9Y ..... .. wu... .,, Md codlcla, II eny. edtnlinlf tie .iue ~~ °' lile wnn.n r-.-..ao1Pt5(POWeR UNIT) CMI WO pertonM!a bond It'll b9 ....., Cit .,. COl'potlliof\ 1"2 ,_........ ........ lwh-
9dtniaaid IO ~. undef .,. lodep~ndenc :t:°:. -:a:: ~ D.,., ........... SER•OU31tt43: p) School~ COAST reQ\ktd prior IO-:::'°" and =:,.n:; := Publltti.d .....::: CoMa Mw Deir ""°' '!:: .. = ~ ~*>rt~ eppeatance rr.y ~ Jn T~ ..... ~t~~A:o K =~'aLof~~ COMMUNITY COLLEGE :: :: ::-:. ':.ti In.: :: .. ~.~Of. Cota ..... D.-y Not JUM '· .. , .. a.,_ IW01 ~In fie 1119 Up( lllow th• ~ person or by your .. ,.ngmeyA. enue MOOIE03CI010 SP"• CP· DISTRICT con1rac:s docurr••· Jofnl vent.n, stat• the JUne e 15, 22. 21. 1m ...., lie court. tej)fesanlallve IO -tf YOlf ~ ....... .. 2ts.seon· (1) • ex. IH· Bid 0Hdlln9; 2 P.M. or ~ IO s.ctiot1 22300 MIMI and ~.. °' . .... .... IOTICI THE PETrTION "*'~ witlout CREDITOR °' f ~ t..e.4 aid TERNAT.0.W. HARO &>tSK tM 2nc:I ctav'ol Jutv,)992 of ,.._ Pllbtlc C0tt1r.a .. ganet'W pam.s and ~ authorrty to ot> COW1 ~ conbngenl Cf~Ot 0 .... DRIVE. SERlt007· (I) MIT· P*-ol 8id ~pc: Of· Code. .. a>r*act. ~ tolflC ~It IN blddtr -"':,.=.=::-..... :::IC:-:IO::m::;::;ICI:.;:;--.. -.. ......., the Mtale a.tor• o9f\lin Wll'I de<:eaSed. Y"" must l1e Und« lM -.Monty In In-SUBISHI HARD "DISK flee of DlrK'tOr of PurcNs-I.in prcM91ot• S*millilig • lol9 ~ ot • 11rt111-.
undtr the ~ndenl irY1>ortanl adlOnS, your dam will the OOUtt ._,_. R~ Cocf9 MC-DRIVE, MOO• ~. Ing, f:tettY. Baldwin, Coas1 the "'""9fUI bidder to ~ entity #\al does --""iP'li;IG;;i...,t;;,;;.;;;:----lllll • IRI ~='°:~~ ~~ ~ ~~ a,_c:f~ta:•llOn6331,tMPf~ SERI 531C1'157: ~1) ~~y~-r-=· ~MCUrflettOt'any bullnna uw::~aa:.~ •elnuellW The~ t. ,_...
..,. lie ~ ~·td ID giY9 nob IO appollled by fl• axKI :i=f~ ol ~~o~:A~~~ eo.ia ...... c.A9282e • ~'°wit=~":. ~ ... ":.n.olthebiddef .......... ~~·~
'9Pl'...m&tlv• lo ._ ln!Awesttd peraona unl9s wit.in tour months .. lnlemal r~ wees due SERI lAot2157'8: "l Profect Identification Jl'IC9 under lh9 conlJad. ween e dulgnetlon tollow-The 'ollOW6nrl ~ OYE"NITI l>"Rl!IS, mM~ W~ they,,_.,. WaN9d nob°' the dal• of flf'lt ~nee ~r ITom SECURE DATA NET· CORE INTERNTIONA Nam9: OrMOe Coast C* Each bid submitted In r• Ing lhowlnQ ~oeA ("'9 tic· .. dOlna buelneU H .
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otl court appn:w ... conseni.d ID cti. pcoposad letters es provided tn WOAK INC and SON R• COMPUTER CONTROL-le09 Vocatlonal Technology sponM lo this NO!lc9 lhall lilbM name)": Pf~, CHRISllAN SCHMIOT 1-:.... C.W. tlr'714
Before cer1afn V«y ection.) The ~ndenl '8CllOn g1oo of,._~· search and ~•lopr'nwil LER. MOO# CNT-ATP. Building; Bid No. 15§9 contain, ... bid item, ad-howevef, no flC1lUoul name BAEWINO COM, '~s '.~: ~, .... b. ~ a.Git ~t aciion&1 ~a1'on ~ Calrlomla Pro~t• vuu.. Ille. The pr0e>ef1Y wUI be SER•tturoe: (I) CONNER 1"°'91 Capital OuUay Pro-equate •l'IMllng. lhorit'Q .• MM! be llMd uni... thet9 Anton Bou evat , c'!&f Goldelieye Clrde. ~ ~. the l*SOf\• wil be grani.d u ... an The bnW '°' filing '1ain'IS sold al ~ Ul9 undef HARO DISK DRIVE.. QIJITI and btactng, Of eq\.llValefW It • current ~ seo, eo.ta ...... . Niguel. C.ilf t2l77 '9Pl'-.entaliv• wil b9 lntwes11id petSOn ,_ an wtl no1 •~h before ~ Maled bid u provided by M o o II o G o 1 s 4 5 ' ~ Plans .,. on ~: method, f0t lhe protection with IN Ote19 CcM\ly 9~ AotMtt R. • IJtlropina, 11
,.quhid 10 gMI nc>tic9 '° ot>jecton lo the petiton montls lrom fl• heanng Internal Revenue Cod• SER•CP3040A.: (1) OPfl. Office ol Direct°' of Phy» of lit• and llmb 11'1 trenchft A«ofdlf. In cue of corpo-G. Helleman =:11 Montedlo om. Corona ~ peraona unlea and ShOWS oood c::aUM date noticed above Secilon &335 and rela19d CA1. JUTE BOX: (1) TA-1 cal Faeiliti", Biii HalnM. and open .. cavatlon, rmiont tnc:tUdt the namn ComJlany, Inc.. A • del Mer call am
fwy hew waiYed no~ Of why the oourf lhoold not YOU MAY EXAMINE regulation•. PROPERTY ~MACHINE); (1) RACK Coast Community ~ Which Shat conlofm to ap-or lhe PrHlcMnt. Sac:r.wy, ~=~~~ Tiiis builMsl le c~ =·tad~ ~~nl granA I INHEARautilNGori'Y on ..... !he 6le MPI by the coun.. " WIU BE OFFmEO ANO BOXED): (t) RlMAGE AU. Olsttld: Cot370 A/JM amt CVA-pticable safety OfdeB. Tteaurer. ~~of .. ...., "~""".A.150 • duc1ed by. M lticl\Cllf4AI .... •-.-·-•• you .,. • person SOLD ONLY IN THE AG-OLOADER WITH DIS-9'1Ue, Sii .... Gewemlft9 ... td The City .............. u .. _..,.. Th glsttanl(I) co~
.. ation alllhonty peution wil be Mid °" lnternted in the •stale. GREGATE. KETTE FINISHJNG UNIT. 3 92626: 714/'32·5707 ., Alfred Jt. ,.~ Ctty or Cost• Mesa r• Thi• buslnHI '•.,_:o~ ~·lo tranNtCt ~ Wil be grani.d 11nl9a an Jun. 25. 1992 at 1~5 you may file with.,._ co O•t• Bids w;a be Op9neel: 112 INCH FLOPPY DISK NOTICE IS HEREBY _.., .. ttw right 10 refect ducted by: a COfPorJuun unct.f the Rctltlout
lnl.....O person files an P M. in 09pl JA locat9d •l • tormal ~t to Jun9 25• 1992: rim. Bid•. DUPLICATION SYSTEM W/ QIVEN thll the abov• del, Ptl.D., Chanci•llor, any Of all bids. The regl1tran1(1) com-~st,_., Nam.(a) ll9ltd objeclon lo the P•llllOn 700 Civic C.ntw Drive Special Nola ol Ila filln Wll be °'**': 11 :00 am: MONITOR AND KEY· natMd School OlslllC1 of CoH1 Co"'munftr Cot. DATED: June 3. t992 meneeel to ltantaet .buti. ::!ve . May
15 1912 Md shows OOod cause Wesl P 0 Box 838, Sente of an lnvenlOry an Ptace of sai.: Of19 Teen-BOARD; c1> R!MAGE AU. Orange Countv. Cal&fomla, leee Published Dilly PlloC June MIS under the F1c1i\IOul • on: roPlna • :'Zt~ ~ould not An!, C~092U7~BJECT TO appr~I ol estata. as59ts no1ogy Orille, &.tie 0 .a9. TOLOADEA WITH DIS-K'!Jng by and ll'v0U9'! he Published Newpotl a. 1992 8ut1Mn. N&IMJ:k~ ~ .. ':.': ,...-. ... tied
.. -A· H"'"~iN"ci'' on f\• .... ~':.-·~~ ol the-. or of 91\y pe'tlOn or IMne. CaltfofTM&. Tl1l9 Of· ICETTE ANISHING UNIT. 5 GoYemng Board, -~J· Beach-C051a Mesa Diiiy M321 ·.= ~:. _,Conltotler wfUI I.ht COUl'lly a.ti oe ""'" .,,. .... , .---· account as proVlded In f«eel: Orly the right. title. 112 INCH FLOPPY OtSK ter refened to as -Pilot June 1 8 1992 IC • filed 0r-C°""'1 on fll9Y 2t pefton wil be held on you shOu appear et fl• secllOn 1250 ol fl• ~ int«esl of Sec\lre oat.a DUPLICATION SYSTEM TRtCT", w.11 ,~ up to. ' · M306 PUBLIC NOT E Thi• 1tatelTl9nl wu . · -...... •
JUM 2'. 1992 •• 1 45 hearin_g and state Y.CAJr CaJ1tomla Probate Code Networll Inc. -"" SON R• WITH MONITOA ANO l<EY· but not later lhan th• ••c ..... with the County Clefk ~ tt92 ,,, ....
P .M. In OepL JA located at ob~ns °' Ide wrman Requ9St tor Sp.aal Nolle9 Match and O.V.topment BOAAO· (2) 3860 COM· above-stated tune, ... led PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Otano• County on May • 700 CMc C.ntw Dnv• objecilOns with the 00"'1 form tS avatlabl• trom lhe Inc. In -"" to Ille propeny PUTERS; (2) PRINTERS: blds for IM a""'atd of a FlcUUeu• 1992 PIA>lltti.cl Newpolt ~
Wesl Santa Ma. CA belore the MannQ Your court clerk. will be onered tOt we. If c2) UNINTERRUPTED contract tor the 1bove BIC eea •M•tnffe Name F53Ge12 Costa Meu D.ity Piiot 9271F0\,0 u OBJECT TO ~peraranc9or ~y~ry•nb9om.!'. Attorney ror ~tltlon.r: requested, tM lntefNI Rev· POWER SUPPLY UNITS: ptoj9Ct. I NOTICE O' lta .. nMnt Published Newport Beach-June I , 15, 22. 21, 1112
,..... .... -, PAULK. CRANE «lUe SeMee w\11 fUtnlsh ll'l-(2) SON SYSTEM 2200 Bids shall be recetved n PETITION TO The FofloWlng pef'sons Costa Mesa Dally Pllol May 16-lt1
thecgranting ~~~":e CRIEDfTOYOR ~E : 10920 Wllshlre Blvd. fonnation at>out f>C?S"ble SUB-STATION. DUAL CPU; lh• plaC9 ldenllf*S ab0¥e, AOMINISTIR are doing buslnns u : 11. 25, Jurl9 1, e, 1992 .,
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should.._... "" Ste 1400 enc:umbnncet, which may (ti LOT OF MONITORS: (1) and shal be Opened and EST•T• OFi VIUA OEL MAR. 3 lmpe. a.t.27h '"" --~ and sta.1• Yf!Jr conllngenl C'l8d1ot of tie Los AngelH , CA be usetut "' oeternwq AC ADAPTOR fMOOEt• publ1cty read aloUd at the ,. ~ rt• Promenade, Wt• eoo. _ _;_~~iii:;;;;;----~ ~fl':i. w= deoey-~ ~..:. = ~~ 90024-6592 !hie Yllue ol IM intern• p A 2 4 0 e 4. s ER , L· 1bove·sl1ted llm• 1nd WAR .. EN LEAL.AND Senti Ana, CA 92707 PUBLIC NOTICE -......,.,. Daily Newport being told. C>Hcnpton of 9t0t0945); (1) OVERNIGttf place. "EIKEt Joht1 G. Bradshaw, 3 Im-~'!:_ ~y g ~~ ~~al a -~.!~ta~• Beacil!Costa Property: The bussnnses BATTERY CHARGm S.M There w•ll be • Two Hun-CASE NO. A1M3&3 perlat Promenad•. Suite ---,..-c-tt-t-lou-.---~......---,............ ,,,.,.._, .,. Mesa Pilot known u Secure Data Net· 5039A: (2) LA. CEU.Ul.AA dred Dollar ($200) deposit To all heirs, t>eoerlclanes, eoo, S1nta Ana, CA 92707
personlF oYrOby your.$Eom.yA ~1•Po1n1118d1~·r bymonrh,!_ 00tromlJl'1 June 5 8 12 1992 work Inc. and SON R• pH o NE required for tach 111 of bid eted1tors, conttng9r'lt credi-"Wyil• A. Mlleo, 3 Imperial •u•lneH MINIM are dolnQ ~ n:
::>\J "tlh .,.. u"' Hatch and Oewtopment MOD•Fo9LFD8459C8, documents, Refund w.11 be tofS. and pefac>nl who may Promenade. Suite 800, ltat9fftent SEXTO~ COMPANIES, CREDITOR °' • the dal• of hrst Issue.nee of PUBLIC NOTICE Inc .. loelted at One Tech· SER# 472mGB923; LA granled to General Con-ottief'Nise be interested In Santi AN. CA 92707 TM FolloWlng ~sons t820 EHi o .. ,. Ave. contillget1t Cfedil0t ol tie 19tters as provte»d in no1ogy Drive, Suites 0 409 CELLULAR PHONE llJC'lors only for two (2) the Wiii or estate, or both, Eugen C. Andres, 322 atedolnobuslnestH. 411105, Santa Ana. Calif. deal..s.d, you n-ust file seclion g100 of .,._ STATEMENT OF and -o 411, Irvine, Calllor· MOOIF09HGOl428BQ: sets (muimum) relurned In ol: WARREN LEAlAND Wnt Tlwd SllNt, Santa (al W 0 R K S P ACE 92705 your dalm With the OOllrt Ca!lfomla Probli. Code. AllAHDONMENT OF 1'111 and •• of Its U$91S In-SER167YDPY59Y35; (1) good cond1110n within ten REEKER Ana. CA 92701 (b)CREGOAY PITCHER s.xton ~Car·
ilnd n'eil a copy IO f'I• The time IOf filing dailTe USIE OF FICTITIOUS duding but not llrrileel to SON.JU (DISK DRIVEi. days ittlf the bid ~ A PETITION llH been Thit bu11nus ls ~ ARCHITECTS INC.. 814 Poretlon. CtMornla Corp., ,.rsonai repre.Mlltallv• wil not HpH ~r°'. four BUSINESS NAME the tollo"Mng; SEA4"M099: (1) PACKARD date. filed by CRAJG M REEKm ducied by: • gtnefal part· Powell Pl .• !!wport 1820 btt DHre Aff. -er:ioi'\led by th• court monfls from fie haering (t) SON MODEM RACK BELL VIDEO GRAPHIC In llCCOfdanc• With the & CAROLYN L REEKER In nerthlp Besact\, Cdf. 92,_. •t05, Santa Ana, Calof.
witiin tour months lrom datl ft911C:edabov9 ha~b~~':d't~ (TELEBIT. AT&T. SON. DISPLAY COMPUTER provisions ol CahloSecrnla 1119 SllperlOf CoUf1 of Call-The reglttranl(s) com-Gr900f'I ~rte::' ~~··~l 92705
ttl9 da .. of first l$$UanOe ol YOU MAY EXAMINE B I POWE.A SUPPLY)(l.e. SON MONITOR MOO•PB8531V, Pubhc Conllact Code • torn\a, County ol ORANGE. menceel 10 transact bu,._ lne .-C•ll Of •· • Thlt t>11tl"9H It c~ i.tten as provided in the file kept by the court It the ~tehtlous ut neu CENTRAL STATION): (1i SERI ooGoo155; (1) CAR· \Jon 3300. the Oistrlct r• THE PETlTION requests neu und., the F'octltlOUS Baker St., Costa M .... dllct9d by: a c:otpot-'on
seclion 9t00 of fl• you .,. • p«IOl'i ~~~~G~~~<;,ENTS::· CRT (PACKARD BELL OINAL MODEL, MODEL quires lhat th• bidder pos· that CRAIG M, REEKER & Buslneu N1m•(•I listed C.111. 926281 I Th• reglltrent(s) com-Califomia Probat9 Code. tnleres1ed In tM "'8\e ... WITH t(EYBORO· (1) AT& IA570 SER1834021 .... th• following clH· CAROLYN L AEEKEA be above on: June 1974 Thi• busneu • con· menced to tranuc:I bull-~ nottm:"'~•"~'°';ia;= you may fil9 with"-oouri Ne¥Vport B~ach , Cahf. (PHONE SYSTEM); (2) Moo E'M , Moo EL amcatlon of contrac1or'1 Ii· appoint9d as per1C>n11 rep-JoM G. Bfadshaw, Pl/lnef ducted by:• Corpotallon ,,.., under the P'lcUdoul
..., a lotmal ~t IDr ~:33 F lillous 81111ness SON RACKS (2 FLOPPY 4"9600V42, SEAl83402t; ceose at. th• hme tnat the resentatlves to admmoster This 1tatement •as Med The reglsttanl(t) :,r;. IYelneu Nam9(t) .. ,eel monfls from tie hellMQ Soeaal Notice ol N ling Na~ :~lerred 10 above DISK DRIVES) 1 UPS (1) CLARY POWER SUP· contract IS awa,ded. ,. __ thfl estate ol tM decedent. with the County Cletk ol menceel 10 ~tlOUI above on: FeONaly 20, dale nobc:ed above of an invenlDry ana Ot Cou ty POWER SUPPLY. EMPTY PlY M004'UPSt·2400-10. General EnQ•l'lfffino ........ THE PETITION reqUff!S Orange County on May 7, MU unct.f 1992
YOU MAY EXAMINE appraisal of •tat9 .... was filed in 2 ang~I ~I SON COMPUTE.A CHASIS: SER• 934c: (t) VIEW· ltactor • A: Gen.,.r Build· tM decedent's WILL and 1992 B11slne11 Name(s) llsleel Pre8'dent
the Ille l!.epl by the cour1 H or of MY peWon or ~ F~~;~ '
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• • (1) SON OPTIONAL DRIVE SONIC ' COMPUTER I09 Conlrae10t • B codlcot.s. ii any. be admilled F530122 aboW on: (a)Miy 5, 1992 Thia NletMne Wat llled
you are a l*1tOf'I .ocount as_ pro-.ided In R~bet1 E Ellsworth 408 FOR PHONES; (t) SON MONITOR, MODI TX· PUBLISH: June ~'"llndLK to probate. TM woll Ind Published Newport S.IC.h-fbJ'1~ l~il het with the County Qerll oe
11119r"'9d IO the Mtatel Melon 1250 of fl• __ ..,; 0 N • (CENTRAL 3000) PRIMARY t 4 H 1 0 p T K June 8. 1992; .. •nv cod1cllt .,. available Co ··-D I Pilot Ma ............ c Ore19 C°""'1on .... 21. yov~IMW1111NOOWI Cellfomla Proba .. Code.A Hotmwuuv r .• 0"'pon CPU.PROCESSINGCPU,1 SER1t31012B714: (1) THROUGH· JUM t8, t992 for eumlnaUon In the file Sta ..... M &1'/ Y Tl)lt statement was flleel 1992
a lormal ~e&t lot R~est IDr Sp.a.I Notlc9 Beach. Call! 92663 FLOPPY DRIVE, 2 EMPTY SON·386 COMPUTER DISK al 9:30 am.: BIO DATE: kept by the court. 18, 25, JUM 1, 8, 1992 wftl'I IM County Clerk of P8t .. 74
Soecial Nouce ol "• -:s form is avaitabl9 from fl• J~ed ~.SI~~~~ :~~al con-DRIVE BOXES: (1) POWER 0 RIVE ( s EA, N 0 T July 2. 1992 ., 2 p.m.; THE PETITION requests M·288 Orange County on May •• Pllbl;tti.cl Hewpolt 8..c~
of an invWtlOry • court cJ9ri(. This 111toment '~as filed VISION tOOO • POWER FOUND); (t) COMPUTER: BOARD DATE: JUiy 22, authority to 1dm1nl1ter the PUBLIC NOTICE 1992 , .......... Costa Mffa Dially ,llOC appraisal ol esta\9 .... Attorneyf« Petitioner: Cou t Cl r1< I SUPPLY: (1 ) UOS MO. (1) KEYlRONIC K810t t992 estate under the lndepen. --2.2 2t 8t2
°' of any pe'lion Of LYNN L KAMBE 0:: the Cou n y ~ ~ TOROLA NT: (4) CRT PLUS COMPUTER KEY· No paymenJ thell be dent Adm.ntSttatJO!\ of Es· NOTtCa Pllbtished Newport S.Jth. June I, 15, • • t ~I ~~ro~ ~ JPOOGNESU;.i DAY, REAVIS & Hl'Jr;-• niy on ey ' SCREENS t4S2 WITl-i K.EY· BOARD, SERU042597: (1) made lor ,work°' mallrial tatet Act. (This aulho(lly UIVITING 91DS Cosla Mesa Dally PilOt May llWll
_,_.. ~ p b11 heel Newport Beach-BOARDS; (1) .. 2~ SHAPED I B M TY P E WR I TE A • ~ iM con1rae1 unless will allow the pertonal r9P-Ice la hef-.. ..._ 111 25 June I I 1992 Ml.IC IOT1ICI Caliklrnla Probate Coda A 2603 ~In Sl Slit 900 C:stas Me.a Pilot May 11 DESK WITH PULL.OUT SERl87•7t16007911; (t) and until the Reali llttal of resentaltlle lo lll<e many 1 ... ~°'the Hllt'lti-::.' S:~ . ' ' ' M-2'771-....;...;..;;.;._;.._ ___ _ R~est tor Sc*:ial Notice lnllne, CA 92714 ' KEY BOARD WITH UGHT: LOT OF MISC COMPOT£R Conttac10t'I Yen tet to ltle aellons without obl&lnlng ·-""''""' ~ f0tm • avUable from i"o• Daily N4twport 25, June t , 8, t992 (11 60TX: (1) LOT OF 3M COMPONENTS ANO AC. DISTRICT INI the CON· court epproval Belore Ilk· Unton High School Olsttlct
court olerk. BeacntCosta M·283 OPTICAL DISK CAA· CESSORIES· 11) SANYO TRACTOR was ptop9rly 11· Ing cettail\ vity lmpot1anl w.n received Maled ~; PUBLIC NOTICE a.tet
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Attorney f« Petltlbnw: Mesa Pilot PUBLIC NOTICE TRIDGES· (I) SYSTEM PORTABLE. CASSETTE oens.ct at the time the con-acioons however the per. '°' BID NO. 745 • e.te11Mn PENNEY 6 PENNEY June 1, 2, 8. 1992 CONlROL' 0£SI< 2 EMPTY PLAYER RADIO• (l) DATA ttact wu awarded. Any sonal rep•Henlal;ve will be TEMS CONTAACT FOR ,lotlUous TM Folowlng pertona
3'71 Via Udo • CNS 1044095 SON BOXES; (1) DIGITAL FRAME CART·' {I) TRIL· CONTR~CTOR not '° 11· required to give notice to CUSTODIAL SU.PPLIES luetne.s ....... are ctolng bu..,_. H : SNte~2°',t Be-# .. , C'" PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO SATEWTE TERMINAL OT LIUM PHONE SYSTEM wt censed is sub;eci to penal· lnllfuted !*sons unless meeting ~':~...:: s .. t.....,.t HARO ~o~oi~·
... ,. " OAS OF tOOO (SON)· (1) 9-TRACK PHONES· (1) LOT OF lln 11\def the law. lh.y NV• Wllved nollce Of rite In the Sit c • The f~ person1 1Sll t • , • t2 3 CP0136~--CREDIT TAPE ORM (SON): (1) DESKS·' (t) LOT OF M W0tk mus1 be com-consented 10 1119 proposed Ing Ofta. lnslFUCloOnt and are doing buslnest as: 92714 Dally N4twpor1 NOTICE OF PETITION BULK IALE RACK OF LOT OF TAPES CHAIRS· (l) LOT OF pleteel within 600 conucu-action) The tndependem •l*lficatlon CM b9 00-E Z IN UOUORS, 1'5 E. Claud9 P. s.vlgny, 40I S.
BeacnlCosta TO ADMINISTER (SIECI. &104, (1) RUSS BASSETT S.: BOOKCASES; (t) LOT OF t!V9 d1ys trom IM t.me of adlTllNSllation autllof1ty ""'" l~ned from. 1"-~ 19th St •• Cotta Mesa. Calof. GJ/1\My, Sanla Ana. Calll.
M8$a Pllol ESTATE OF: &105 U.C.C.) DRAWER CABINET: (1) FILING CABINETS; (11 LOT IM Nol!Ce 10 Proceed Is· be granted unless an Inter-bids &hall be dellv«ed to. 92627 92701
Juoe 1 2· 8 l91>2 Helen A. Dossett Escrow No. LOT OF MISC. CORDS; (tl OF SUPPLY CABINETS: (1) sued by IM Ownef. Time Is ested person files an ob-Allyn E. ~ °feet~ Norman K. Dolby, 1133 Em-Jacques P. ~· 2')42 B C NOTICE k H I ' 89743 LOT OF MANUALS· (1 LOT OF TABLES· (t) LOt of the essence. F.ilure to Ject1on to the petoliOll and of Proc1.1temen1. l.W'ltlnQton «aid Bay, Laguna Buc.h, camwo Lot tot, l> PU LI ~ 8 •en Notice Is hereby given to CRT SCREEN 1230 'uTM; OF MISC OFFICE f'"UANI· complete the WOfk Wolhln 1hoWI good cause wtty th• Beach Union Hlgh School Call!. 92651 Quna Hint, Callt. 92953
CPP3.35S2__ -. Antoinette Dossett creditors of the within (I) EVEREX COMPUTER T\JRE; (1l LOT OF MISC. the time set lor1h herein COIJl'1 &ho\Jld not gr111i the Dltlr1e1. 10251 Y0tktown Weyn• E. Paul, 3375 Witt· Thia butlMH le con.
NOTICE OF PETITION CASE NO. A164293 named seller that a t>Ylk 3Mt20 WITH KEYBOARD OFFICE EQUIPMENT ANO woll result In the Imposition authOrity. Avenue. HvnllnQton S.ach. eria Cltcle. Cos\& M .... d~ by: In lndMduel
TO ADMINISTER To all he1rs. sate Is at>ovt to be made of AND MOUSE: (2) MB ACCESSORIES: {t) LOT ol ltquldattd d1mages f0t A HEAAINO on IM petJ. CA 92648 Phone (714) 964-C.llt. 92&28 Th• r19l1lranl(1) com.
ESTATE OF· beoefic1ar1es. eredltors_i the unit ductlbed t4400 MODEMS; {I) DESK OF MISC. OECOAATOR ueh day of delay, In the tion w11 be held on JULY 2. 3339 ~~ before Thlt butlneu It con-menc:ed to lranNCIFldilblleJ. • conhngenl creditors, ana below TABLE (WITH WHEELS); ITEMS· (1) LOT OF MISC amount ... IOflh In the I~ 1992 .. 1:45 P.M. In o.pt. and ,.....,,eel al OI duded by: • gener .. pe.rl· ""' undef I.ht !OW Sam J . P•rrlno persons wtto may TM Mmes and bYtinffs (1) COMPUTER RACK; (t) OFFICE SUPPLIES formallon '°' Stddws. 3A localed 11 700 CMc 2:oo P.M .. N'9 23, 1992 •1 Mflhlp B11tlnH1 N~(•) listed
CASE NO. A163e72 othetWi.se be interested 1n address.a ol lhe Mii• are: CANON COPIER. #NP· Pr0j)9rly may be tt'.i199e19d Each bid mus! conform c.nt., Drive West, Santa wnich titne end pll(» = The regltffant(s) com-abo¥'a~on: NIA
To .. Mn, th9 wiU or estat•. °'both. JUANITA M. JOHNSON, 372SEF, SERIAL IVCF· al: OM TecfV'IOIOgy Dnve, and be responsiYe IO lhe AN, CA 92701 . will be pub(~r~oom rnenc:9d to trans.act buti. Cl-.ide '· ~
---------of Helen A Dossett. Ilka 2:94.i fAlAVIEW STAEET OOS34· 11) PINDER MA· ~ o •09. Wine Calllor· conltact dOCUmenl.L If" YOU 09.IECT TO the rNd In .., ,,... unct.t 1M fktlt1ous TNt WM ...-
Helen AnlOlnene Oo!.S811 COSTA MESA. CA. 92628 ' CHIN'E 'VEL081ND", nlat 1:00 pm to 3:o0 pm on Each bidder tNI tubmll, gfanting ol the 1>911tlon, you ~'~d f.: bid -"w4 r:nat~ ButlMH Name(I) Uli.d ~t\ lM,.~ ~ r A PETITl9 N has been TM loettlon In c.iitomla MODEL 223, SEAi 107el), June 23. 1m. SubmlHlon on me IOfm rwnlshed wllh tl'IOUld •PP9Jf al the hear· v-• ,.......,.. •bove on: 1972 .... Mge --~, on _, • 111~ by Lesh• J Stanford! of the chief executl'le office (1) SANYO SHREODEA, of B1<11: All bids musl be IM conttael dOC\.lments. I Ing and ital• YOUf ob-days •lier !.it:' ~~•peel. N.K. Dolby 1912
Jr in the Supenor Court o of '"-••II« 11: SAME AS MODEL #AS·SBS-520, submllled on Form 2222. list of tn. propoud sub-e;• Of file wrluen ob-r1ee1 for rec..,..t o s. .... This ~ was fifed Faaoltl
CaJ1lom1a, County ol ABOVE SER• 90844'66: (2) BEN. S.al9d Bid r°' Purchase• contrae1ors on this projeci uona woth IM COWi ~ ALLYN •· "OW\Et, -with the County Clenl of Pubtltl\ec:I N4'wpot1 a..ci,.
ORANGE As listed by IM .. n.r, all JAMIN AUDIO/VIDEO/ of s.ized Property. Contact u required by the Sublel· Of• the heating YO(J( ap. rector of ProoMrement Oran;. COunty on May 12, Costa ..... Daly,... May NM80tt lAWK-THE PETITION other busonen name• ano COMPUTER CASSETTE I.he office lndlCllt.0 below ting and Subcontracting pe11ance may be In'*'°" Publlltled Dally PtlOI June 1992 t8, 25, June 1, 1, 1111 MOUNT otM re~es-that Lesh• J addrUHS Uled by the EAASERS (CAT ... ERROR '°' Forms 2222 and In-FLW Prac\lces Act. aowr~ Of by your anOtney. a. 15, t992 Faat21t M-111
StanlOfd Jr be 9Pl>Olllfed Miier Wlthtn ttvee ~att ~ Undeflned.Command:.ch• r0tmatlon a!>ou! the P'oP-ment Cod• SectJ0n '100 et IF \'OU ARE A CREDITOR M322 Pubhhed N9wpOft S.actl---;,::;:::;"';::-:;;;;;;~-~ ~ as personal representative f0te the oa1• 1uch hst wu r32 (char32). • .. ERROR: etty. Sllbmlt bldt IO the Mq. or • contingent creClllOf ol ~ M9ta OalJy Pilot May "'IUC llOTICI
•ctf'V1.11o.AU Fau<--. to admnister lhe estate ol sent Of delivered to the Undeflned.Command:.cN· person named below ~ Eaetl Bid lhatl be JC· the deee119d, you must me PUIUC NOTICE 25 June 1 e 15 1992
"" ~... ru the dec~nt buyer.,... '32 (chat32). /2.'-018); (I) l0t• tM 1lm9 bids will be companied by• certified°' your claim wilh lh9 coutt • • • • ........ .. 1625 Glalef THE PETITION The ~. and buslneu Z·NIO INC. CORDLESS SU. oe>ened. Payment Terms: CHhler'I check or bid •nd mall a copy lo the per. Ftotltl0"9 M-290 ........ .....
Cotta M•N reqoests the clece<'enl's addrttset of the buyer afe: PE A M 0 USE . SER " Bldt mutt be accompanjeel bond In in amount nol leH 1onat reprHentallve ap. auatne•• Name ltet•••• IM0-1114 WILL and cochclls, 11 any, LA POSADA AES TAU· 10259711 (BOXED>: (1) by th• full amouol ol tM than len percenl (t0%) of pointed by th• court wllhln llat•ment PUILIC MOTICI TM , ....... ....,_
•-------· be admitted to probate RANTS. INC ' A CALIFOR· COMPVTER TOOL SET. IN !>kl II II totals 5200 Of ..... th• total bid pr1C9, payable low monlh• from IM dale Th• Foltowlng per'tOnS ,.........___ lite dolnQ bUllNla u: The Wll and any codoctls NIA CORPORATION. I 781 I BLACK ZIPPERED CASE If tM total bid Is mot• lhan lo IM Oisttlcl IS • guara.n-of rot iuuanc• of 1ener1 .,. do! bwinff• .. : ··-oso ~TEAPAISlS, 2115
f'ACltte VIEW are avadable lor MANCHESTER, IRVINE, CA (MANUFACTURER: CUR· $200, submit 20 pere9flt of IM that th• bidd«, if Its as provided In MCtoon 9t00 CALIC'(! BAKING CO., ......... ..._. ~logton ,,_. 10.IOI,
...c>NAL f'AMC examination in lh• hi• l\ept 92715 tlSI: (1) AVCER COM· tM ~ bid or 5200. PfOPoNI Is accepted, IMll of the CahlOfnla Pr~te 28001 v1a Moreno. i.aguNI ll .. •••Rt Newport IHch, Cellr.
Cemetery • Mor1yery by lhe cour1 Th& ""'' to be IOld are PUtER (NO SERIAL 411 wtllchevw 11 greater. On promptly execule the Cod9. The time '°' filing Nlguel, c.ltf. 92&5e The I"~ ~ '2M3
Chae>el • Cr-•Of)' THE PETITION descrobed Ill general u : FOUND): (') SONY TAINI-acceptance of !he h19hett A;rMment.,tumish a utl• dalms wiU nol ••J>lr• tie.. MOC> Shahinian. 30 Hof. .,.. dolr'9 buliN9t •: Oarryt le""'9f ()enlijt,
JSOO Pacllle v-o"... r•~~!' aulhoroty to LEASEHOLO INl'EREST, LJ. TRON 25 .. TELEVISION, bid. the balance due. " lactory Faithful Perform. IOf• tour tnonlh• from the IC>Wglen, IMM, Calif. 92714 POSTAL CEHT£R, USA. 2111 ....... ,... •O.
....,.._, 8Mctl admtn•~1!~ '['-nd ~tat~ OOOA INVENTORY Ind ar• SE.Al 2031405, WITH RE· 91f'f, will b9 delened H '°" anc• Bond In an •und~ hurl ng date noticed V•rtan Megerdlchlan, 701 I w.,,,., A~:..!L. Hun-105, Newpoit IMd\, ca11r • ..... 2'11 un<'er "'8 e~ en localed JI' 2949 FAIRVIEW MOTE CONTROL: (1) lows· Full paymeflt of bid not lest than OM ti r .... above. 29001 Via Moreno Laguna tl"D'Gn BNd\, '--'· 92t47 t2tu
............ Administration °1 ~st•l-ri STREET, . COSTA MESA. PHIWPS VCR. MOD• VR-within 24 hour• or •C· perc•nl (100%) of tt\9 total YOU M.AY EXAMINE lh• Niguel, Calif. 92esi Tlleodor• Cemak, 2M7 Thi• bu1t""e •• con-
.. Act (This a~lly WI CA. 92628 8'05ATOI, SER'78352963, ceptance. Form of Pay• bid price, furnish a Pa)" fll• lutpl by lhe coutl. If you Al• C•i.betl, 275 !. 18th BMer Sit"'-Costa Mela. O\lcted by: an lndMdulf
... ...... allow th• P•":J:" The t>YllMSI l'llme used WITH REMOTE CONTROL. ment: All payments mutl ment Bond In .,, amount ., •• person lnlefHled In St, .... Co•1• Meu. Calll. Caltf, 92tae Th• r99l•ll•.nl(I) com-llU. UIUWAY re res&ntallv• 10 • by th• Miier 11 that loc• MZO I 9039123263; Ct) be by ca.th, Cet'lllied check, not 1911 than fifty percent IM estate, you rnay tile 92427 Kathy Cematt. 2917 Wer INnCect IO -..eca ..-. SELL i.on ts: FAST FREDDY'S "FOAVAL" MODEM, SEA# cuhler·s or treuurer't (~)of.the total bid price, with ltle court• formal Re-Tl'lll butlneu le con-StrMI, coaa ...... c.iif. MA undef tN AcWoua Mor1u•ry • Chapel DINER ANO QRILL. 2949 RS·232 (INTELLIGENT check Ot . by • Untied and l11tnish Certtrlc:alH Mo Quell fC)f S.,.cl• Notic• of dueled by: • genetal 1*1· 92tae ·~.. NalM(t) ...,
Ctemetlon FAIRVIEW ,.TREET, COSTA MODEM CORPORATION); Stal.ff poslal, bank, ex· denting that lhe r~ulfed the toling ot an lnv9nlory nerlhip This b111lne11 la con. above on: Mer'· ltla
110 B oed • MESA. CA 92828 (1) POWEA VISION 1000 Pfffl, Of tel-;raph moMY ln~ane• It In effect In lh9 and -s>pralsal of •• ,.,. ... Th• r99latrant(I) com-cM:ted by: hu.t>and and C>errY' •• °""' r w Y th.1ou9h cbrlffed The anl!Clpateel date ot U'41NTERRUPTED POWER order. Make ct\•ck or amoun11 Mt forth In tM ,... Of of .,.,., pelltlon Of m9nCed 10 ttansact b\111.-wlf• Thie .... ....., .. w l9ect
Coet. M... t~ l>Ylk ..,. ,, JULY 15, SUPPLY (UPS): (I) OPTI-money Ofd9' pa'(ltM 10 Qenefal c.ondlllont. In the account .. provided In 1"1911 llnder tM ~lout Th• fegl1trant(t) COM-wit!\ .... County a.ti f/A Ml-1111 .. ~ .. ,. 1992 at th• office Of CAL DISK OAIVE: (SONI: tM Internet! ~ s.,. event Of feillure to.,,.., into MCtlon 1250 of lhe Cea. lullneu Name(•) llated IMl'Ced lo 1'anuct bull· °' .... ~on May ..
TIEMPO ESCROW II (3) 3la COMPUTEA: (0 *•· Nature of Title: The the contract end •lleCW fofnle Probate COde. A R• abo~ on: Aprll 30, 19112 ,.... under the Flc:tllloul 1912 ~~••••••~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i ~•enct~d~~~~~~'°'~~~M~~ ~~~w~ ~~ I ttie 1axpayer (tiHltd tuch bid •ecur!tiwlt!Pbe tOtm It evellable 1ton1 iM This ttet9f'llent wu flt9d llb0¥9oniNJA f'\ltlllltled....,_.._.,
above) In and to !tie PfoP-i:-e1t.a. ~ ~ :: coun detk. with the eouncy et.rte of ~ ~ ~ C.. ..... Dellv ,... ..., STARTlllli l llEW BUSllESS??
Th• Legal o.p.rttMnt et tha Pltot Is
pleaMd to announce • MW Mrvloe
now IVallabfe to MW bualnMMe.
We will now SEARCH the name for
you •1 no extre Chatge, and .. w you
the time and the trlJ> to the Court
Hou .. In Sente Alla. Thtn, of COUfM,
•1-the ~ 11 oomp61qd we wltl
11.. yOYr nctltlou• t»o..,_. name
etatement wtth th• County Ctef1t,
publish °'* • week for four WHke
u '9qulred by law and ''*' flit your
proof of publlcatlon wfth County Cltrtt.
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.,,., .. Offered '°' Ml• tub---~~ ........ and •'*1 AHer"MY .., ..... ,.... Orsige CCM\ty on Mey a .... IN ,.,,.. ....... -~ Of ... -"""-I .. ·-iect IO tnf Pf'°' vaad OUI· ...._, ...,._ Ihnen lltZ ~~, .• .., • -
ttanding motlgaget, ..,_ ttlfough th9 guarancM e: LAW CWPIC• OP PU03H Orsige Courly on May 22, M.tlO ~~ ~c:-~ ~ ~ In j(lfn( llcllNTOIH flldehed Newpor1 Beech-1912 Pinnt W llOTICI ~ti lhe tu.p.tyet that Th• OfSTRICT ~ Ha W. tt'TM IT. Cotta M ... Daily Hoe Maly Pubhhec:I Newport 8"c.fl. ...... .
.,. •uoerlor lo h hn of IM right IO reject 9lf'f Of all C08TA ..... 1•. 2$, JUN 1• •• l912 COiia M•M Dally Pilol • ... ---
I.ht United S\alff. All PfOf>-bldt Of lo •-'~ any Ir· CA 12117 M47& June e 18 22 t 9ll2 «.11m 111 -
.,,Y 11 011.,ec:1 '°' ta1• reguiarltl9e Of 1nf°'ma1111n 11Ht e90-2121 ••auc -TICI 1• • • • M-201 ,,.... ' "where la" and "at I•" end In "'Y'1 bida or In the bid-hbll•h•d Newport rv -The '~ P9'90N =h~,~-:=.~ HO-;:::. ~· requited by a.ctlon e .. ch.Co•I• M... Dally ,.......... PUIUC IOTICI ~~TU.
•nly Of wirranly, ••· 1773 of the Cellfofnla Ptlot June I , t . 15, 1192 ......... N... ,........_. 31112 Coell tty • ._ C.
pre11ed Of Implied, It LabOt Code, In. 0tr9C1Qr of M3"25 le.t......e I. Laguna. Call tn71
:;....;;...;..;;..;..;,..-.. _ _..._..__ !he ~"*" of lndw; TM fOllOwlng pereona ..,.._ ._ T11r11abo11t Man~
'lbankYou!
My rea&aJ ad lf'88
ordel'efl tor 3 days.
I& lt'88 realed o• I.be
nrs& d1q ad 3!1 more
people called!
EMILY MLDRJDGB
PUIUC NOTICI .,. dolno tKltlneM •: ltata•ant Corporatkln. 31112 Coe11
llOTICI R 0 C KY M 0 UN TA f N The '~ l*llOne Hy. Mte C. I. UfuN, Ct40CLATE fACTORY Of are dOlnQ buln9t M : CM!f. Nin IWlaTlllOO 1T•",,.tOI HUHTINOTON llACH, 200 FLOAINCI INOUl11'1H, Ttlla bu.m... le ~
I ,._ Main S.. ""'9 1011, Hun-2319 Laurtl Pltac•. Newport dllctecl bf: e CIOrDOfJlioft NO. M4 lln9\on ~.Calf. '"41 leach, Calf. tHe3 The '"'''"'"'I•> ~·...-NOTICf II H£AE8Y 1'90Mti ~ Denlel, Judith Nfflle 'lor9nc•, menced lo tr...a ......
GIVEN ~ :::.r.opoe. Ntl Dor1ett Of., Hun-Hit L.auref '1. ~ ,,... undef .. Pc•a • alt Wiii b9 r ~ "'9 fng1or1 had\. caiit. 9*49 hecti. calf. a.J 1M1MN ~ .....
City oC Costa MH• to wit. Muln• O•nlel, IHI Jo .. ph De,. flor9M•, aoowe on: 1171
TM Citv Clettc, ,,0 . 1200, Dorsen Dr., H11nt1n91on tllt L.auref "~ ....,.,_, ~ Q. ,.,,.., ,.... Costa MHa, C•lttornle haet\, Celtf. taG4I leech. Clllf, t*3 ,_,. 9~1~J on or befor• Thi• b111IMt1 I• c~ Thia butlneaa le con-Thie a•a-.ia -llM
'"-tiour 0t 1 o.oo a .m on ducted by: tlulband ena duCttd bf: hutband lltid .., ._ c....., an ., ThUtJday, June 18, t9112. h wife W191 <>r.,.. c:iowr., .. lillr a,
thall b9 th• , .. Potltlbltny The regletr•nl(t) corn. Tr•• re911trant(1) com-lta
of t.._ bld«Mf 10 deflY9f hi• meneec:t 10 lfwaet ..,.._ menctcS to 1rwec1 IMI-Nt•111
bid to In. City ci.t~e Of. neee "'*' tti. FICWCM ""9 "'*' h ~ ,_......., ....... ._. lie• by tM PfOJ* ..,. h..,... N•rM(l) ~ helneM HameC•I .... Coeee Mw Dair .....
nounc:td time. 8ldt wit ti. etloW on· May It,·'• Jtllo'9 on: M9Y 11. '• NM 1 I. ti.-. t• f>lll*ly opened lltid ,... • ...,,.,, c. 0.-. Mllll Plorsnc.w •
aloud et 1000 em .. °'• Thia ~ .,.. fWed Thie "'''"*" ... 9ed lllMll toOn 11\eteellet •• Pfacd· w4tf'I &he Couney Clerk of ~ h CCMtlf a.ti et
cable on ThurMS•Y.1...JMM °'.,.~on May tt, Orenp COUl'lly on• II.
1 •• 1 •2. "' tM '-'OUnCll '912 ·-Cl\anlb9fl, Cny Hall, 11 Fnnel ... ..
,. OrN9, Cotta ...... f'ul)lltti.CS ~ 9MCh-NlltleMd ........ ..... ;.~':L ~~~ Cotta ..... o.., Hot Coece ..._. Deir ,_
Hf~ ,~IOI NM I,; 11. U. ft t• _..I, I. II. .. 1•
Add•Mltftal .... ol IN "Wtl .....
WIDPllf19 tlf a MW ........ 11111••• . ... ··" " .... .,. .............. ....
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Monday, June 81 1• U
l"'! llOTICll fWIK IOTICU PUii.iC IOTICll PUKIC IOTICll PUii.iC MOTICU PU1L1C NOTICll "'9UC llOTICll "11UC fllOTICll MUC llOTICll flUl&JC llOT-
'" Plala llOTICI ~~· TIUlllg. 1404 ""9 under the l'IGtltloue PUIUC llOTICI ~ALM P~~ Vitia C1lon, Nlwpon PUIUC llOTICI Th• r•gla1r1nl(e) com-PUIUC IOTJCI Th• rtgletranl(•> eo. .. • Ni bo w c Bullnn• N..-n.(•) ~ I Ye. 1"-• • 8Mch. C•ll. 82MO tnenc:td IO lrlllHCI bl.Isl· menced lo .,.... ....... ~ •• r nn• ·~· 0••• ~on: May 1, 1982 Flotttloua Calif. 92827 The Flctll'°"9 8uslnn1 Plotltleu nest under the Flc\ltlcxit flotlU.U. nes• unGef IN ,...,..._ ........... ~· C:-·1 t2t2 ·:424 f81efne I(. PMlalcy 9ualneM llw Thll butlntst II con-Name r•f.,rtd \0 abOvt a..~•~ .. • Butlnna N1me(s) lt1ted • -•---aa-~ ButlneH NllM(I) llillCI ltal111111t ~ ,,... • con. Thia .....,..,. ••• llltd ltatwnt ducted by: an lndMdUll WM tiled II\ Orange County ----• eme above on: N/A "--lbo\19 on: May II. t•
The 'olowlng PlflOM ~by.I*:'~ with IN County Cl«'k ol The f'Ollowlng peraoni Th• r•gl11r1n1(1) corn-on J111uary 14, 1992 ltatNMnt Philip a. M00t• SlatHMftt Cynthll 8. 9unrw1 .,. dolf'll ~ u : menc.:.•t.• ran 1 com-Orqe COunty on Mey 12, are doing butlne&a u · menced to ltensec:t bull-f518043 The Followlng persons Thia statement waa tli.d The FOllOwlng peraont This 1talement .. llild
MICHAIL UL.LY COM-lranuct ~ 1982 CRAFTSMEN ROOFING NII undlf lhe Flelltlo4n Full name and tddrMt ol are doing bollMll u : with the County Clerk of are doing bulintH u : wltl'I the County a.ti fl# ,Nf'I, tlll Mell Vlfde :n. under lhe Flctitlout Pl~t..O 535 South Coast Highway' 8ualnH1 N1me(1) litlld the penon wtthdrawinQ: DESIGNS BY LESLIE, 788 Orange County on May 22 PARK NEWPORT MARKET Orange COYnty on -a, Of. I . 141C, Costa MMa. " Name(•) lllltd Publlthed Nlwpor1 BHch-Unit 5e Laguna Beach' above on: OCtobef 22. Allen Gaut 2026 \titta Afderwood, Nawporl 1992 · • &. CAFE, 900 San Joaquin 1992 Cell. llGt ~on: TN/A Coet Mell Dal"' PlloC M Calif 92851 ' HMM CaJon. Ne~port Beacl'I, Blach, Calif. 92860 FHa:ao1 Hiiis Rold, Unst D, Nawport PllII• MICtlMI ~ Barnard, · ur aualg a '' ay Michael Q d Cllt l(Jrl( LH Peelef Calif 926e0 Letlle F, Scl'IUIU, 788 ~ Beach. Callf. --. 1151 .... Vlfde Dt. E. Thia SlateMent WH t\ltd 25, June'· •• 15, 1992 or on on, Thia statement WH flied Pubiilhed N-rt Beach-dlfwoocl. N-port Beach, PubUshed N-port Bel~h· Kyles.. ... 16 FabfiAno. Ir· Publllhtd N9WPOf' -~
f41C, Colla Mesa, Calif. with the County Cltfk of M·289 ~~.:V~1111i:i;O:oun-with the County Ci«k ol Costa M•H r.uy Pilot Calif. 92660 Cotta Mell Dally Pilot vine, Callf. 92710 Costa Mesa DllltV Hot
11121 Or1lng4I County on May 8, Thia builnHt 11 con-Orange County on May 29, June 1 a 15 22 1992 Thia bu1lne11 la con-June 1, 8. 15, 22, 1992 This busln111 la con-June 8, 15, 22. 21, 1•
Thia bu1lneu la con-l992 PUILIC NOTIC! duc:ted by• an Individual 1992 ' • ' ' M-304 ducted by; en lndlllk.lull M-300 ducted by: an lndhlidlal llWtt
dUC9ld by: an lndlllldual F130'718 The reiitttrant(•) com-Fl32M9 The registrant(•) com-The rtQlstrant(s) com-1_IUii9.i~MiiiliiiNi-Th1 r1glalrant(1) com-Publlahtd Newpott Beacn. Flotltleue mencld 10 tranuc:t l>Yal· Published N-port Beech· PUBLIC fllOTICI mtflc:td to 1ranuct busl-PUBLIC NOTICE mencld lo 1tan11ct .~11-1 PUBLIC MOTICI
mencld to tr1naact bull-Cotta MeN Ody Piiot Mey ......... ..._. ,,... under lhe Flctilloos Coate Mn• Dally Piiot nn1 under the Flcll11ous neu under lhl Fict1!•0Ut __ neu undlf the Ac:tfllout 18, 25, Jone 1, e, 1992 ......... , Bualnea• Name(•) listed Jun 8 15 22 29 1992 FloUtlou• Boalness. N1me(1) listed ftcthlous Business. Name(s) lilted flcem-Bullnea• NalM(I) Uetld The Following pel'80l'I aboYe on• Me 7 1992 8 • ' ' ' llu•lneH Name lbolle on. N/A Buslneat Name abc>Ve on. NIA 9"alneM ....
abCWe on: May 19, 1992 M·282 .,. doing bU91neaa u : Michael G c!..o,, M·314 •••••ment lelN• F. Schuttz Statement Kyle Seise .........
Mlchael R. Barnard PUBLIC NOTICE EDUCATIONAL ~ANAQf,. This atatiment WH flied PUBLIC NOTICE The FOiiowing persons Thia statement wH filed The FOiiowing persons This ttatemtnt was IUed The Following ..,_. Thia 1talement was filed MENT GROUP, 1800 Dove with the Count Cieri< of are doing buslnns u : with th• County Clerk ot are dotng busloess IS: with the County Clerk ot are doing l>Y.,_....:
with the County Clerk of l'lotltloua Strei 1480, Newport Orange County~ May 12, fictitious VENTANA WINDOW COM· Orange County on May 12, J & M UNION SEFWICE. Orange County on May 28, R.G. FUNDING QROUP.
Orlngl Col.r\ly on May 22. .. ....... Name 81ac:h, Calli. 92e90 1992 •uslne .. Name PANY, 3001 Redhln Ave .• 1992 1900 Newport Blvd., Costa l992 900 P.C.H. 1104 ~
1m Statelfteftt Glenn John Rud1no. 2727 Fl31218 St•t-nt Bldg. 5, Suite 215 Costa '531214 Mesa. Calif. 92627 '532740 ton 81ach, Calif._.
Fl32303 The Foflow4ng persona Hllttop Dt .. Newport Beach, PobUahed N-Pofl Beach· The Followlng persona Me11, Call!. 92626 ' Published Newport Beach· J1lll K. Sharm. 3469 Wind· Publlshed NewPof'I Beach· Robeft G. Dawnport. toO
Pobllthed Newport BHch-sre doing bualne11 aa: Calif. 926e0 Costa Mua Dally Pilot Mau are doing buahiess H: E.M. Walker, 8 Moondew, Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May sor Ct., Costa Mesi. Calli. Costa Mesa Cally Pilot P.C.H. #~04. H"*'llOn Com MtH Dally Piiot 0 RANGE C 0 UN TY Thlt bualnllt It con-' LAWTONS GOLDENSTATE trvlne, Callf. 92715 25, June 1, 8, 15 1992 92626 June 8, 15, 22 29 1992 Beach. c.t1f. 92&M
Jur'8 1 8 15 22 l992 WHEREHOUSE, 375 S. ducted by: Ill lnclillldoal 25• June 1. 8• l5, l992 ASPHALT AND CONCRETE Thie bu1lne11 Is con-' M.294 Tttls buslneu. !S con-' ' M.310 This butlnffa la con-
• • • • Bflllol St. Ste. 80, Costa The rtgl1trant(1) com· M·293 REPAIR, 207 Luoonla, New-ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an lnd1111Clual ducted by: an ~
______ ........ M_·298_1 Melt, Calif. 92826 menced to tranNCI bull-PUBLIC NOTICE port Beach, Calll. 92663 The regl1tr1nt(s) corn-PUBLIC NOTICE The registrant(&) co~ PUBLIC NOTICE The regl1tran1(1) ~ PUii.iC NOTICE Alf M. Al·Asmar, 392 East ,...., Under Ult Fk:tlllou1 TOdd L Lawton, 207 Lugo-menced to transact bust· menced to transact bus1· menc:ed 10 tranucil ...._
Wilbur Rd, Thousand Oak Bualnna Name(•) llaled P'lctldoull nla.Apt e NewPof'I Beach ne11 under the Fictitious ftctltloua ness under the Plctlllous Fictitious ness under the AdlcMa Fictitious Calif. 91360 ' abolle on: Mey 1, 1992 ., .. ,.... N • Callf. 92663 • Bualne11 N1me(1) listed Bu•l,,..s Neme Business Name(s) listed •uslneu Name Business Name(t) ~
.., ....... Name Thia business I• con-GThilerin Rudeno fl Statem.!:"9 Thia business ta con-aboYe on: M1y 4, 1992 Stetement a~111 on: May 18, 1992 ltetement 1bo11e on: NIA St•leMent doc:ted by: ~ Individual I llllemtnt wu ltd ducted by· an Individual E. M. Welker Th F II wi Jahl K. Sharif T Foll wl Robert Davenport The Fotlowlng ,__1on1 The 11gl1trent(s) com-with th• County Clerk of Th•1 Fobull~ng persons The reg.lstrant(s) corn-This statement was filed d~I ob 0
1 ng persons This statement was flied ~81 b 0 ng persons This stllement .,.. lied ,.... menced to transect busl· Orange County on May 12. lrl dong .. neas as: menced to transact t>Ysl-with the County Clerk of are ng us ness as: with the County Clerk of are 0 ng usmess IS: with the County a.ti of are doing bllllnets as: nest under the Flctltlo 1992 CINNAMON CINSATION. nd th Flctltl Orange County on May 5 PG DESIGN •. 3188 Aahway Orange County on May 22 UNIVERSAL; O~TICAL 4 Orange County on May 21, PEARL OCEAN, 2754 Pa-B 1 us '5312 11 4500 C1mpu1 Dr Suite neu u er • out 1992 • Avenue, Suite K. Costa 1992 • 2000, 88 Fair Dn11e. Costa 1992 clfic Coa1t Hwy., Corona us nets. Nime(s) listed 114, Newport Beach Calll. Buslnest N1me(1) listed Mesa. Calif. 92626 F 323 Mesa. Calif. 92626 p•-'7
del Mar, Calif. above on. May 4, 1992 Published Newport Beac:l'I-92660 • above on: May 26, 1992 F530389 Pamola Anne GUiie. 3822 5 10 James T. Gii, 11280 --
Kim Van Le and Chrlttlne All M. Al-Asmar Costa ~ .. Dally Piiot May Nll\Cy Davla, 4500 cam· Todd L La~on Published Newport Beach· E. tst Street 16, Long Publ~shed Newport Beach-Brookhaven. Los Angeles, Published Newpol1 ~
Le, 13792 Howard Circle. :;/'~1 ~l~nt Wll flied 25, June 1, 8, 15, 1992 pus Dr .. Suite 114, Newport Thlt llatement -s flied Coste Mesa Daily Pilot May Beach, Calif. 90803 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot Calll. 90064 Costa Mesa D.itr Piiot
Gllden-GfOYt; Calif. 9a643 Or~~ C ~ly. ~erlt 1~1 M-291 Beach, Calif. 92660 0ith t!°'eC Co~ty ~erk J ' 18. 25, June 1, 8, 1992 This business Is con· June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1992 This business Is c:on-June 8, 15, 22, 29, 1•
Thi• bu11ne11 11 con-1992 • oun., on •Y ' This bu1lne11 Is con-1g;~• oun., on •Y • M·274 duel~ by: an lndMdual M·302 ducted lfy: an lndfvfdual M-311J
ducted by: husband and PUILIC NOTICI ducted by: an lndl\lldual The reglstrant(s) com· The registrant(•) com-_____ .......,,,....., __
wile '531211 The regtstrant(sl com· FS32911 PUBLIC NOTICE mencea to transac:1 busl-PUBLIC NOTICE menced to transact busl· PUBLIC NOTICI Th• regl1t11nt(e) com· Pobllshed Newport Beach-Fictitious menced to tranaaci busl· Published Newport Beach-ness under the Fictitious ness under the Fictitious ---------menctd lo ttansact bull· Costa Mesa Dally Pilot May BuslneH Name ness under the Fictitious Costa Mesa Dally Piiot FlctltloY• Business Name(s) listed Fictitious Business Name{s) llsted Flctltleue
ne11 under Ult Flciitlout 25, June 1, 8, 15, 1992 Stetement Business Name(s) listed June 8, 15, 22, 29, 1992 BuslneH Neme above on: May.15, 1992 Bu1lne11 Nam• above on: N/A Bualnea• .....
Bullnesa N1me(s) Ualed M·288 The FOiiowing persons above on: May 28, 1992 M·31? Statement Pamela A. GUiie St•tement Ja~es Gil Stet9ftMftt
abolle on: May 5, 1092 era doing business 11: Nancy Davis The Following persons f.hls statement was filed The Following persons This statement was Med The Following PlfSClnl
Kim Van LA PUBLIC NOTICE RED RIVER LANDSCAPE This statement WIS filed PUBLIC NOTICE are doing buSiness as: with the County Clerk or are doing business 15: with the County Clerk of are doing busineu H :
Thia tlll4tmtnl was fifed MAINTENANCE. 388 W. with the County Clerk ol KEVIN K COMPANY, 2760 Orange County on May 22, BEDROCK ENGINEERING. Orange Coun1y on May 29. MODA ITAUA IMPORTS:
with the County Clerk ol fictitious Bay SI .. Costa Me1t, Calll. Orange County on May 29, STATEMENT OF Kelllln Ave. 13318. Irvine, 1992 8241 Gladys Ave., Hunting-1992 265t lrvlne A.11e. 11282,
Orange County on May 6, Busln .. • Name 92627 1992 WITHDRAWAL FROM Calif. 92714 F5323t1 ton Beach, Caht. 92646 F532985 Costa Mesa, C&lif. 92621
1992 Stetement Robert Gammill, 388 w. F532975 PARTNERSHIP Kevin C. Sack. 2760 Kelvin Published Newpor1 Beach· Mark Thomas Wilson, Published Newport Beath· Ciro Patr1colo. 73 Sea is. f530930 The Following persons Bay Ssl. 13, Costa Mesa. Published Newport Beach· OPERATING UNDER Avenue "3318, Irvine, Calif. Costa Mesa Cally Piiot 8241 Gladys Ave .. Huntfng. Costa Mesa Dally P1101 land. Newport Blach, CM!t
Published N-port Beach· are doing buslnest as: Clllll. 92627 Costa Mesa Cally Pilot FICTITIOUS 92714 June 1, 8, 15, 22, 1992 ton Beach, Calll. 92646 June 8, 15. 22, 29, l992 92660 Costa Mesa 01ily Pilot May F.K. HENOAMEH, 355 All· This business 11 con-June 6 15 22 29 1992 BUSLNESS NAME This business . Is con-M.296 This bus1ne~s Is con· M.313 This buslneu la con-18 25 Jone 1 8 1992 ocado St. IG3, Costa dUcttd by: an lnCIMdUal • • ' • M 312 The following person has ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an individual ducted by: an lndMdull
• • • ' M.278 Meaa, Caht. 92627 The reglllrant(t) com-• wilhdrawn as a general The reglslrant(s) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Tl'te registranl(s) com· PUBLIC NOTICE The regiatrant(s) com----------I Fate me Kazemzade menctd lo transact busl-PUBLIC NOTICE r1 f th art r menced to transact busl· menced to transact busl· menced to transact bual-PUBLIC NOTICE Pastaky. 355 Avocado St. n111 under the Fictitious ~~ipne~P~~tlng ~nger ~~~ ness under the Fictitious Fictitious ness under the Fict.it1ous Fictitious ness under thl Flctltlous
---------• #G3, Costa Mesa, Calif. Bu1lne11 N1me(1) fisted fictitious fictitious business name 01 Business N1.me(s) listed Busl •H Name Business Name(s) listed BualneH Name Business Name(•) listed fictitious 92627 above on: May 7, 1992 Buslne•a N•me VISUALONICS ENGINEER· abo~e on: Ap11I 15. 1992 st" I t above on: N/A . St t t above on: May 19. 1992 llualnesa N•m• Thia business Is con-Robert D. Gammill St t t ING COMPANY t 2026 Ke111n C. Sack a •men Mark Tttomas Wilson • •men Ciro Patrlcolo St t t ducted by: 111 lndlvldull This slal9menl was flied F • ~en 1 This statement was flied The Follo~ng porsons This statement was flied The Following persons This statement wu filed The F:i:•n The reglsJrant(s) corn-with the County Clerk ol The, Olio ng persons With the County Clerk ol !lrt doing business as: wl1h the County Clerk ot are doing business as: with the County Cleril of
111 dol~ b~I~ =~sons menced to transact busf· Orenge Courlly on May 12. 'J~.:i~s~8~~~;'rustln s ELL Orange County on May s. F1 ILAMOREc'S. 160M2 Placce1!'1• Orange county on May 2.2, DV.0 .TN.E.R.. 13BOI S111Ctiago1 Orange county on May 29, · 1992 • 1992 ta 11e.. osta esa, a i. 1992 r.. ewport each, aJ1. 1992 A,T.W./ .T.W. PUPLICA· TRADE ,131217 Ave. #A, Costa Mesa, Calif. ,530778 92627 F532312 92660 Fl~ TIONS, 2404 Narbonne 92627 your used Vehicle Philip George Moore 1626 Cynthia B Bunnell 1301 Wey. Costa Mesa. Calif. Published Newport Blach· To place an ad In through classified Publlshed Newport. Beach-Newport Bl. Sp. 48, 'costa Pubrtshed Newpo':' Beach-Santiago ·Or.. Newpori Published Newport Beeeh-
Buy It. Sell IL Find II. through classified Costa M ... Daily Pilot May The PUot classified, 842•5878 Costa Mesa Dally Piiot May Mesa. Calif .. 92627 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Beach, Ca~!· 92660 . Costa Mesa Dally Piiot
Classified. ,.42 5,.78 25, June 1, 8, 15, 1992 Call 942,5878, 18, 25, Jone t, 8, 1992 Thi• business Is con· Jone 1. 8, 15, 22. 1992 This busine~s . Is con· June 8, 15, 22, 29. 1992
v • v M·292 M·281 ducted by: an lncli11idua1 M-303 ducted by: an 1nd111\duaJ M-320
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330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
Houses/Condos
For Sale
COHO NI\
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Ocean Sidi of hwy. LUX•
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PHOl'l HTY I:; ~)H
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dbl gar, comm pooV
spa. S2451<. 646-9286.
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LAS VEGAS?
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BEACH 2169
VIiia Balboa!
Beau11tul 1 BR + den.
Nice view. wshr/dryr
Incl. Fireplace, $1250/
mo. Agt 875-4912
COSTA MESA 2624
Park-Setting!!
With Ocean &' Sunset
views. Nice 1 BR w/loft
$895. Child OK. No
Pets. 831 .. 107
COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 HUNTINGTON NEW POil i
3BR 2BA $895 EASTStDE BEACH 2640 BEACH ~1,H 9
Back Bay pool, jacuz. new paint, 1 BA, 1 BA, back yard, Avall now. Lge 38R •Udo up.•t•ln, 2tll'/2tla.
Leave msg. 650-3734 gas Wshr/Oryr hkups. 2BA. d/w, frplc, w/d bay view, frpl, gar, 3BR 3BA & 2BA 2BA No pets. $585/mo. hkup, lrg patio. $925 $1350/mo lease, no
All master suites, spa· __ 6_4_5_·1_6_3_1_•_ft_3_p_m_. __ 1 + security. No dogs. pets, 720.9685 310--582·2214 1---------clous. frplcs. w/d·s. GOOD LOC.ATION! tBR. Very clean. new
patios. some garages. L 2BR lo'!!BA Charming Cape Cod carpet. avail now. • * 2BR Duplex• Wiii cons.Ider tmall h~use, ln~:.V rm. 0:,~ Studfo, kitchen, son-$650 Incl um. t.M,
qulot, sngl sty. good pets. Victoria Park patio, s825/mo. deck, pvt & quiet, no pets 675-9229
area, gar, W/D hkups. Apts. 714·722·7505 2078 Thurln $575 uts pd 536-8199 1.,,.......,.....,....,.,,...__,..,,,.._,,,....,..,,....
$795/mo 947.7540 ATTRACTIVE 1 BR CENTAUR MGMT BLUFFS 2Br 2~e ••
1 h · w lk WAKE up to the pound-1300 aq ft, 2--ear gar. wt pvt paho. a to 642·22B8 or 631·2725 Ing surf In this beaut Avall now. No peta.
everything. s 575 Lg 1BR. trig, stove. new Studio. Steps lo sand, S1095/m9. 675-0088
Mey onty. 546-J<>Bl painVdrps. N/smkr, no reallyl $800. 842·5909 Y'1'0Nl
2
BR ........ ..._.,
E 'Sld• 1BR $910, pets. Pref adlts. HUO ~vvru ~ .........
2BR $700. Quiet, accepted. 548-4208 2 Yrs New, Avg 1837/
well·kept Lndry. BBQ. Lovely 1BR Courtyard mo For 111 6 Months
Tired of the hlgl'I
coal of lfvlng? 2 bed-
room, 1 batl'I home
on • large, walled
corner lo(. Super
Loo•tlonl Com· pletely renovated!
RV parking. Only
$75,000. Call Bill CK
Helen loclay at (!02)
369-9242 lor frifor-
mallon.
No pets 831-8427 setting. Gated, pool, On Our Speclalll. Celt
•Npt Hts 3BR twnhH, E .SIDE 2BR, dshwshr, activities. Ask about North Laguna, Old NOWll 7l~l O
frplc, sngl gar. patio, encl g.ar. patio, no Sp.oclalsl 0.42·5858 World charm 1 BR + ON WATER Chermtng ve-ry-mew;-32ZC>Qte-St:1-J""R,,...-,=er""r-.-g-at-e""'d,..,-po~ol. •Large & sharp 2BR pets. 645-4319 M I S I I t loll . lBA 51 050/mo small tBR, Ideal for 1
$995/mo 94'7·7840 •pa. gym. Near bch/ Move-In 2Ba upper, d/W, lg 1-E-.-S-ld-.-_-2_t_g_e_B_R_·s. ove· n pee • •• Incl UIS. Jane Chew pers, no pets. ""' pd,
1 lg• BR houH w/gar, Hoag, Avt now. $725/ closets, verts, gar beam ceil., patio, bit• 2 & 3BR Townhomesl 494-1177 or 494-6212 $950/mo,yrty 8SOo8145
•ppllanees, HOO/mo. _m_o_ . .,...A...,.gt_._63_1_-0900___ SPECIAL! $830 No Pel 640-2495 Ina. 329 Cabrlllo. Good tocl 548·7387
134 E. Broadway. Lido.Isle 4Br 2Ba hme 1 BEDROOM •Lg Clean 1BA Oplx1 ..... ....,..."="',,..54__,8,...·2,,..7 ... 6,..,,5-== Quiet E.Side Apt. 2-stry,
846-2542 frplc, large lot. Mo-to-Pool, spa. cable hkup unit, new carpeV E/SIDE CONTEMP 2
1 BdR 1
1 VlBA. ,P•5tio.1 Westcllff 21r 111 NEWPORT I BEACH 2669 Mo. $1850. Avail 6/20. WESTLAKE VILLAGE drapes & appls $525. 2BR 2BA upper, frplc, n ry ac. no pe.s. m New crpt/pnt, pool.
1200 9/f 2BR 2BA, mod-d:631-8066 e:67s.4837 *'"•a 122 An-Imel No Peta. 240-2289 1 car• $895. 642-9797 fncd yrd $825 mo. S 8 5 "'/~. o . FAE,., em decor, patio, gar,----------•• 2448 Elden. 642-5325 t28DRM $700• u •·• ~ ~IWl2ba for quick ••I• bttlns, pools. clbhse. Ughl & Brighi 2BR 2BA -----~---2 MSTR Bra, 2\o'lBa, dbl Eastslde 2BR IBA, encl Convenient RENT. 1728 9edfont
1222,200. 2284 Meyer. etc. S895 •3&-aaea upper unit, 2 car gar. Make the right move. gar, pvt bkyd. Cat ok. gar, w/d hkups, fncd Piiot Cl•Hlffed •1BDRM S&OO• U'I. 827-5107 Of 3t0. off Wllaon; Open Sala lli11UI~ 1 yr IH. $1250 Joyce, Piiot Real Estate $860/mo, $700 dep. yard $875/mo. 178 E Frig, dshwsl'lr, stove 596-4770 X 205 1~;U1~01 ~~T~~-Oeluxe 2 BR 2BA~~p~~~en~ft~~~C~a~.~7~~§n~3~7~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~7~5~U~a~tt~~~w~k~n~d~s~~W~i~~~o~n~8~2~~~1~4~7~3~f~~~M~~2~..S~8~'7~8~~~~1~M~l~.~N~o~p~e~l~s~5~4~M~M~5~~~~~~~~~~ Houae A Furnish· 2BR 2Ba, patio, ga· Condo, f/p, pool, gym rage. lndry rm. 12000/ lenn. Bear/MacArthu lntt• For Salel 2264 1 .,., • .-.... 11 ,090/mo. days Meyer, olf Wiison, nr mo yr Y -0406, ...,.. 731·7528
Herbor 8~1-8801 ('(lHON1\ New custom 4BR 3BA
NI Wl'OHT
111.1\l'tl lOli'I
11 t-. I. M 1\ H ! I '.! ,! 1 ml from bch Mxt
17th. 22t Cabrlllo 2BR 28A condO, lg 2 St900/mo. days
car •ttached g•rege, 1722, eve• 759-1104 LIDO IS. 2br/2ba 111e • elry, 1 blk 10
houM, frpl, 2 ca.r ger. bcl'll L.. $1395/mo.1~S~T~EP~S~-,o-"'!:S~C~~P~-11
2 patloa, by OWMr Aak fOf P•ut 840-5324 Spacious 2 Br 18
1515,000 895-2620 condo, nu pnVcrp
28R 2BA, loft, frptc, Sml pet Ok HUD LIDO ISL• Newly patio, 880, d/w, 1795/mo. 141 91134 remod. Sp•c. 5BR micro. Ooean • .._
SBA, 45' lot, 2 tip•. PCH $1200. 723-1481
apa, SMSK. 173-62~9 aw/1 IN, gar, 81 ,.
OVIALOOK Lido i modelled, no pett.
Catalina. 1511 Klog• 417\t Marguerite, 3Br IBa House w
Ad. 48r+.. S895K. 11100 eso-&ee1 room a oar.., w
Wiil co-op. 150-5799 3BR 2BA. lndry rm, w/d, A.IC, • newty remocl
Pool Hom• refrigerator. Lower ltlOO+ MO MN171
Over t • 750 1q ft, nr unit. 51 I Ira.. Vacant.
Back Bay. 3BR. t .75 $1350/mo 61"345-nll Ch.,mt;i,. beech cot
.. IABA. dbl aided tip, TRADE ::C. new lBa==w/
1331.000 By 0wn9f •-' .-... ..
(7t4) ~··2284 --mo.-(503) 382·5844 throu9b cluaified .
f\Jg Into the Pilot
Classified section to find
S8Mces from electricians
ond pkJmbers to
landscapers & pointers.
I
You can hire an h<lneat,
h.,d working conlrac:· tor. Mu• ,.,. w1 ..
ChOlce. Wlee Cen-
atruotleft M9-a23
( :\HI' 1., N I I< Y . t., I o
SERVICE DIRECTORY
I .. ll/\M I(' I 11 1\!'Jll'\' Ml\N .1710
I'll FS .I'>·~ Cerpentry, plumbing,
THIE ORIQlll&I tlle, drywall, mUONY
llV'I. & more. R.... rat"'
DUN tM TILE IAN "'"' Ma-204
IHky ahow•r•·ACld MandVman axp,. ..
wHh & regrout. New No Job too amall .
& Repair. Bethrooma-Smal jOba epec. All
Shower doOra. Klto-toba welcome. 1$14122 Anthony Mitani Maeonry
Floors-Plumbing Uo.1....,-...,-_,,,....,.--.,,,.--Brick•Btodl•Stone
HY'• O.C. 173-8065 Repalra R Us. Carpen-Uc.t16129, Bond/Int
try, dtyWall, electrlcat, p,.. .... 887--2269
Morrl•on PalnUng A
General Con•lrucUOn.
R1f1. fl .. ISi.
121·1141
CO~SI Hi ii llON
tllllLlllNl1 .1·.i,o
pelnl, etc. Ot'Mt rat ... Brien .. ,.., .,..
11 ,\~llS« :\l'I ,\,
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' '\1« I\. I N<t .IM.I·&
MOVING :JK.14
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Calif. P\.lbllc Ullli·
11.. Commlulon RE·
QUIRES thal •II used
houaehold good•
movers print their
t'AINTINll .i~~H
lllchael Cea '•""Int $13/hr, + materlml•
Ref. 7 yrs HP eTS 4009
l'Al'EHINct .1Mt1t;
P.U.C. c.i T number, WE o.ia Shd ~ foOW*
limos and chauffeurs Total tnte'10f Remod•
print th•lr T.C.P n~m· 1uno serv. Advkl• To
b4tf In •II ~•• The Cru;y. t:a3-11't2 ments. II you have •
qu .. uon about the ..,
gallty o f• movtr. limo
ot chautreur. call:
Put>flC Ullllllel
Comml .. ton
714•55M111
1'1\INTIN<i .IM!\"4
•L .. Rat .. * or.in c'"""'9. ptu.mt>-lng r~,. & .,,.,,...,,
Ffff Quotee. Mt-a14S
noot IN<i 1•110
St'l<INKI I H
tn:1·A111:-.
S11rl11lltlere _.. "'Y
only bu~ "-1•'911 & lnet•lletleRe.
Chari" 122·19M.
Tll JOIU'\«.
No~
what you•,.
doing. your
hometown .,....,.,
l.IWm
1121 per Hne, per day. That's ALL you pay.
8llld on 4 hi, 2• lrWtoi • n r. SeNa Dir«*>fy
For more Information, Cal T~I ~tor your
SeMce DncDy Rapresemative 642-4321 Ext.310
c '
Be Monday, June 81 1992
SAN I ' :\ ;\ \ ·'•. '"'" I
Baehetor Apt 13
MO Utlle lnol
Eves: 83 ... 780 :
Daya: ..-..0830
Larry or Shella
RENT/\I s Io
SHANE .!7.! •
•LIDO Spacloua,qulet
4Br hse. Sunny patio,
nr bch.M/F 23-39, n/a.
$535 + uUI 723.()4()0
I< I '\ I \: '·
\\ \ "\ I ! I I •lo
COM lg pvt rm/ba In 3Br 2Ba hie nr beach lillMlliallill
INl>l -..1111 \I : .,..,
w gar. 5550/mo. Mark 300 720, 3738 S/F lliii ... lllli ... ilil
619-487·2113 Mon-Fri 10'&8 S/F. 1817 West· GAIN FINANCIAL
~, 11 I.\ t '! I 1 , I ·~
I II I l I \ • 'I I I l I\ -, I I ' '
Loet ea.c. & WNte llof. DEBT COHIOUDATION det ColNe/Auet S~pFREE. IZK tcr 1751(. ard Mining. alnu
llcenaea. bonded. 1· Sat~rday May 30th.
eoo.:saa-OOl l llct. 505 REWARDll PIHH call
/\N!'JOl'!\( I· !\H NTS
.! ~J..!0
•ualne•• PreblemaT
I do turnarounds.
Claudette or Medina
~28/494..()170
LOlfA. $300 RI· W Ru Large Gold
Rope Bracelet, toat at
South Coaat Plaza on
May 8, 1992. OWN•"
D •VI S TAT ll D
ONLY ..... LRV I
HAYll ff"OM MV
MOTH•Rlll PLEASE
CALL {714) 458-8786
I \• r I t 1 ! \1 t \ 1 1 1•
Aoa1•1llP.,.... W/~eict)fota
rNI "ta&e co In Nwpt
Bch. a.net '""me to: Ad # 18, c/o Dally
Pllol, PO Box 1 MO
Coste m•• C. 9H2e
II A PILOT
BOY OR GIRL
t \ ~ 1 : .. 1 1 o , I ••••ill ..... II •flrenoh ttyle Cl6r*'9 W..effa tntur8"Ce rm "' CwJ9 cane ctvt
pereon IO WOik In Ii padt) Mint, Enter•
ctoctor'• olftc:e, Cotta talf'lm•nt Unlt-cuttom Me ... Mutt M .. pert-bullt, (rubbed out •need. Mu9t type well. white), 511-1032
Sh011"-'d h91pfut, Dul --------~• not ne<:••Mlf'f· ~· •Tan Couch 1125. Nu
tent working cond._ Olut Top Dinette w/•
llon1. Good 1atarv d'lt• 1100, 7M-e517
and benefit•. Out· -En-te_rt_al_n_m-.,.-,-Ct-r-. -o-.-,-k'
11andlng c1t1eer op-H t h f b d T he Dellr Piiot 11 ponunlty. Catt: Chrlt, u c • qn •0 a e •
currently contracting Mon a Tuet, 2-4Spm. lull bed, tbs, lamp•.
young adult• b•CW.•n .... 918 8 detk, mite 722·3522
the agea of 14 • 17 tol·P"'"/T~-------a .... Top Dinette
.. " the paper at •P• u rift w/4 chr• $300, Oak
8 ....... mate.AKC
I month, neu&eted
l300 171-7471
• ..., GtwMI "--
lt475. a.ldwln Con-
101• Plano $87&
(714) &27·1864
Sl'OH I INli
01 >Ol>S 1.tlt1'."1 ciaJ tven11. There 11 we er Dining Tbl w/8 ch11
no door to dOOf aollc· Needed 1 morning pet 1400, 844.,.n7 LIU ND IOLOPLU itJng and you would week (Thuraday). --.,,...,....,...,....--=,,.,,.,,,...,,.,,_1
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IHO obO. ldnl OONI,
muat .. ., 14~1 ..... pm
Automobiles
llMW H0.10
•9e ~a• Mic: Blue. 6
•pMd, 1 OWn9f. low
mllH, MUST SEEll
18400 (619) 759-9812
CM. Shr quiet clean 3Br cllff, NB. Agt 541.e032 INDEPENDENCE PAY·
:?Ba house. M/F non· Huntington Beech PHONES, LOCAL AREA
smkr. Avail now. $495 Office for Rent. $350 1-800-749·1186 EXT 101
plus ulll. d45·5141 per month, tat and Pey Phon e• • ftost.
Martin Lambar1 759-9360 LOST : 1 year old, all
grey male CAT, Name:
LOST & Blue
LOa T : 1 year old, all
grey male CAT, Name:
work only one Satur· Huntington Beach/ KINGSIZE WATERBED • ~price, Moving
day a week until Fountain Valley area, No-wave mattress. In. Muat Sett 497·7533
school"• out. Earn Verity delivery of the eludes frame a head·
money and have fun, Huntington Beach In· board. Good condl·
tool Mutt be out· dependent. Mutt have tlonl Only S200. Call
going end PoSsesa a reliable car and ln1ur· 589-7904, leave mH·
'87 325 4 dr, Loaded,
Xtra nice. (2ETS492),
S 10,995 Crevier BMW
835-3171
E SIDE CM. Pv1 Br/Ba. security. 8.48-8200 $900 Wkly Income •
pool, w ·d, prkng. MJF. Quiet office avail for la· Min. lnvett. $9,600. 1•
Furn 5450/unturn $425 clallst, electrotoglst, or _e_oo-_2_2_&-_2_2_90 ___ _
Avail 6/20. 722-<>904 almllar profesalon. Vending Aoute1
S275Jmo. 650·851 1. For ••I•. Earn a M1F to shere E"slde CM ateady cash Income. home 5500 Incl utll, Small, quiet office avall 1•800-955•0354 $150 dep. Muat love lor lndlvldual needlng1---------
pets. 646-8579 privacy. 17th St. toe.
S27S/mo. 650-0166 FIND Young prof male shr 3·2 ---------Och hse on Penln Lg Money talks ... and
deck. jac, w/d, Iott. Classified speaks Its
prkg S667 673·1766 language..
an apartment
through classified ........
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARI F
and TANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1-Buth vulnerable. as outh
• \'PU hold
Q.4-Both vulnerable, as South
you hold:
+83 ,Q72 ¢K852 +Q762
The bidding has proceeded:
North Eut South We.t
1 + Pus 1 NT Pua
3 ' p..,. ?
What do you bid now?
A.-Your holdings in the minor
suits do not instill great confidence
1-'0UNl> :.?~J.!~
FOUND! JUNE 3rd
Mal• Yorkthlre or
Siiky Terrier? Superior
Ave & Placentla. Well
taken care, want• to
come home. Please
caU 969-2779 or
759-9304
Blue. Last seen 5/22.
vicinity of 4th & Aca·
cla, COM. If found,
pl•••• call 675·8984.
Announcements
Transportation
positive attitude. For ance. Call 714-aage.
more Information call 985-3030 ask for Rita. -M-a-tc-h-ln-g--c-ou_c_h_e_s_.-8-',1
Paul Jelley at 842· Part Time wool, pastels, $150/ea
4333 E>O. 109. • VERIFIER 642·3783
811.AUTY SALON NNded Thursday & --.-0-L-ID-O""'A..,....K--1 BOATS 7 011
Heads & Faces,• now Saturday mornings. BEDROOM S ET 'ti RUNlbout 'II w/ltt,
full service salon In Costa M ... area. V•r· Flt• Full/Ouetn112e 30hp, rigged 4 fshg,
COM W/Htab cllentel lly delivery of the b • d . M 1rr0 r 0 d & fsh fndr, Uve well,
FOUNOI White Weatie, has station rentals for Dally Piiot. Must have lighted headboard. l rollg mtr, grt 4 bay
vicinity of Redlands/ Stylists & Manicurists. reliable car and Insur· Drawers. cablneta. Ar· fshg, 13990 obo d·
15th St. Now can be Ontv • few l eft. ance. Call Mike at moire Included. Excel· 753·8888 e·859·1879
found at Animal Shel· OWM aeeks attractive ._M_ary __ k_a_. _64_2_-0_8_66.,..·__ 842.,.333. lent condition. Muat ---------f let h •• '58 Chrl• Creft ter. 2075 Newport young ema o • ere Cethler(fel,.r Recptlonltt/ seell $800 OBO
Blvd. Call 844-3151 to fabulous ocean front Full or Pan time Poll· Sectreterlel aA2 e622 Woody all natural Identity. estate ln exchange lor tlon. Check cashing or --v 17 ~·. new engine, occa~lonat light teller exp req. Please Macintosh tlCp. req. $8000 (7'4) 995-1455
h I b b Pagemaker, E>ccel, & FOUND: Beautiful Rust ouse eep nj1, a Y· apply In person. New-word. ?30-eS3S
Brown Persian CAT, sitting. Salary pot1· port Check Cashlng.1---------
MFIH 'H l\NlllSF
large yellow eyes, de· slble. 497.0888 2023 Harbor Blvd #D. SPECIAL EVENT ~~~~~: F~~~~ ;,01:~~ ~ HOSTESS SOLICITORS -------·1
MISC 001!'> • t 4• IAYLINER •
'86 with tratter, Xlnt
cond. RUNS GREAT,
50hp FORCE, open·
bow, fish finder,
1toreo, great for akl-
1 n g , flahlng and
cocktail crul1lngl
$3500 obo 432-0318
please call after 6pm
vicinity of Promontory ~ Wanted. June 8·11. WANTED S•tln & Sequenced
Point, NB, Please Call Use by 619, One Way Design Auto. Cont. Whitt Wedding Dress
675-8000 SlOO obo 631•2353 Call Bob Schopmeyer size 14, long trafn, at 7l4/640-4000 Th• D•llV Piiot Is V-nock and low V· FOUND: German Short
Haired Pointer. Fe-
male, Fixed. Black &
While spoiled, very
frlendly .. Ploase call
548-8872
FOUND: KEYS FOUND
5 /29192, Newport
Beach Plor Area-Near
Lifeguard Tower *24
(i1128?) Please Call to
Identify 723·1319
MEMBERSHIPS
3018
•FOR SALE• Newport Beach Coun·
try Club Golf Member·
ship, 650-6413
currently contracting back, Great for fall INSIDE SALES those who possess an or winier wedding!
The Custome,. Service out·golng spirit and a SAC $175, 432-0318
Department ol the winning smite to work call after 6pm Newport Beach/Costa at our booths and sell _________ 1 ________ _
Mesa Daily Piiot Is 1ubscriptlons at varl· 18' Duffield Doubl•
looking for Telemar· ous special events In ender '78 eloc l/B
keting Pros wllh con· the Orange Coast mtr, surrey canp,
slstant results. Please aroa. No e>cperlonco Is xtras. mint. ldaal lake/
call fttr appointment al ~~~Ir~~· h~~~rtpt~: Antq American lndlan bay $4900 obo 837·
642·4333. commission on each Artifacts old Nava10 6050 ext 248 t. 8·5
•'87 5 281! A!T, MINT
Cond, (710952).
$11 ,995 CREVIER
BMW 835-3171
•t987 BMW 32Sl•• Oelphln grey/tan, new
brake•. 61k well main·
talned miles. Clltfotd
alarm. cruise control,
power windows, A/C.
$11,900 obo
310·798·0550 Iv mag
CAl>ll.LAC !HMO
'78 Dleael S evllle
While/red, xlnt cond,
nu trans rear end, reg
malnt., 2nd owner '81,
S4200 d·721·5225 or
evea/Wkd 854·8881
CHEVROLET 0045
'99 Convertlble Co,._
vette. 4 •pd, •21. nu
part too many to 1111,
nu top, all paper•·•ll
muscle, $12,999 obo.
Call Chit 640-713•
'85 CORVETTE
Red w(belge lnterlot,
glass top, 1~" wheels
& tires. ZR·I . rear
bumper. Cust om
paint. 42,000 miles. s 14.500/0bo.
Call 848-6200
•J9762 85 : AK1093 +7
1'11rtner open., the bidding with one
-pade What do you respond"
A .-Your tnck ·talcing ability is
tu<> !!real fur a jump to game, which
""uld be preemptive. but your
h11{h-card <>tren1t1h is woefully i nad·
equate for a forcing spade raise.
H11{hhghl your source of tricks by
b1ddmg two diamonds. then jump
Ill !(a me 1n "Pades at your next tum.
Q.2-Aoth vulnerable. as South
\'OU hold:
in a no·trump game. Since you can't •---------
raise hearta with only three-card Heartbroken
support, the only option open is a Family seeks be-
false preference to three spades, loved lost Abv••ln·
and await further developments. Ian Cet, cherished member of the f:im1ly!
Employment
Opportunities
EMPLOYMENT ririao
•LIQUOR CLERK•
PIT 2·4 nights/wk.
Costa Mesa. Call
Steve 548-3883 8a·3p
Medical As1ti1tant order you sell. This Is rugs. pouery, Hopi 89 Boston Whaler
Ins. Billing, FIT for an easy way to get Kachlnas, baskets. 1 s· "Mischief", 70
growing HB Chiro e1e1ra Income. For s25·S900 248'7917 Yamaha, seats 5, 91
office. Exp'd w/7 arms more information con-Attention: Tedd'/ Bu r Trallrlte $8950.673-1123 & 8 logs & can do to \IJCI Paul Jelley al 642·
things at once. HI 4333 Ext. 209. Collectors!
energy a must. Apply T ruck o w ner/Op•r •· Will sacflfice Lindsay
In person 0 5891 tort • $2,000 sign.on Purpus Llmlled edition
Warner, HB .. Tues. 6/9 bonus for safe dflvers "Led" Anne" Toddy
POWER BOA TS 7012
TRADE OR SELL
'83 CAMARO Z28
Block, 305 engine,
overdrlvo trans. Would
like to trade lor truck.
Please call 890-0055.
•J9762 85 AK1093 +7
The b1ddmg has proceeded:
South West North Eut
PasB Pll88 l • Pus
?
What do vou bid now?
A .-Yes.'if you bid four spades you
tate to make it. H owever. there are
all sorts of hands partner could
hold. including a number of mini·
mums, which would yield 12 tricks.
We recommend a jump shi ft to
three diamonds. a one·round force
by a passed hand. to be followed by
four spades.
Q.3-As South. vulnerable, you
hold:
+A87632 AKQ A63 +7
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North Eut
1 + Pua 1 NT Pus
?
What do you bid now?
A .-An awkward hand. to be sure.
You have a poor suit. but your over·
all strength. with all prime values, is
rather potent. You ha\'e to tell a
white lie about something. and we
opt for suit quality. Jump to three
spades.
Q.5-Both vulnerable. as South
you hold:
+KQJ93 . AKJ85 A4 •5
The bidding has proceeded:
South West North Eut
1 • Pus 1 NT Pua
3 . Pus 3 + P ...
?
What do you bid now?
A .-You; jump shift committed
your side to game, but in which
strain? Bid four hearts. just in case
partner took a false preference to
vour first suit with a hand sucb as in
t he previous example. That will en·
sur e landing in an eight·card fit-if
one exists.
Q .6-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
+K93 K8 ~984 •AKQJlO
Your nght·hand opponent opens
with a weak two hearU. What ac·
tion do you take?
A .-Give this hand to a panel of
expert.a and we're sure they'll come
up with several diffe~nt answers.
We feel your best chance for game is
in no trump, and, therefore. we
would choose t.o overcall two no
trump.
If you're looking for a job,
classlfled has news for you.
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACROSS
1 Big hit
6 FootwNr
11 Chs.pet seet
14 Oiscnm1nellon
15 Water wheel
16 Clay. once
t 7 Lived through
19 T11m(oH)
20 Ascent 2 1 Finds feult
22 CYrtain
24 Toriure
26 C1t11e 1000 27 Th111 l1yer
30 Remove
32 Dartt wood
33 Electflcal
capec1tance
unit
34 Ouerrel
37 Trudge
38 Spicy d11h
39 Near pref
40 "Counl to
4 1 Garment
42 Wu conce<ned
43 SGotuSh landownen
45 Grapole d1e1
48 Animal groups
48 Police 1l1ng
49 Tevem fare
50 Fake
52 Legel paper
56 Numw tuft•~
57 Game bird
80 Wager
81 Benish
62 Vestment
63 r .. ·, preo-.sor
&4 Bus 11et1on
65 Toteled
DOWN
1 UK money
2 Oppolllte ot
mini
3 Snakes
4 -wheel
5 Thitt woman
6 Move
stealthily
7 Plng·-
8 Spark 11ream1
9 Neck-er
10 Weoghed down
1 t Chatter•• 12 Marry
aecrelly
13 Car aoceuory
18 1'nclent
Peru111en
23 Decay
25 One Of mOfe
2~ofNl1h
27 In COM
28 Oualllled
29 HuaMCond
tob
30 Run1 1Uddenly
31 Makes• m,.take
33 'lhventOfy
35 Rublen City
38 Not netrow
38 Vehicles
39 Entry getter
41 Stabbed
42 Surpus
44 Humorlll
George -45 "Amvederci
48 Freahrnen
47 F ..
48 Mllltery
ltudatll
50 Fregment
51 Angelle light
53 Bouleverd,
e.g.
54 See·
eurrounded
land
SS -on ~n.
In golf
58 Chc)pper
59 Ptrt of lndle
11 12 13 ,,
19
12 lbs. male ... last
seen 5/l9, vicinity of
Surrey & Cameo High·
lands Or. Corona def
Mar... PleasG Help
U a reunite our famllyl
Contact Mary at 549-
PILOT CLASSIFIED
It'• the easy-to·
acco4'•· Information·
pac~d marketplace
vlslteiQ regularly • suc·
cessfully • by all kinds
~ 7PM. Pis bring with OTR experience. Bear 41'8 of only too
resume. Tuition-free training made, 5200. Please
'19 Qlencoe '73 opeo
bow, Ford Cobra VB, CHRYSLER 90:'.>0
ski equip, Ort Cond, •9 t Maseretl TC 7000
52850 759-1818 ml, as new, No Down
of consumers.
The Cqmmunlty Mar· available. northAmor· call 642-4321 X332
kel Place. Pilot Classl· Ian Van Unes. 1·800· days or 631-3220 ovos ned 348·2\47, Dept. 062 -W-e-te_rf_o_r_d_H_u_r_r-lc_a_n_e
9 42·5978
17' Boaton Wheler take over pymnt ol 1
w/trler, 'BO 70HP $581/mo 759·1818
0576 ----------
UPTO seoo
PER MONTH * No cowcno• *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru S a turday.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642-4333
• 4
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BEACH
Of AJI Tillftp: lndlvldula moet
llkely to be coftHmed with diet ttnd
to be Vlrp, Arie, Leo, !Ntgitu ri111.
Major leaptt b.«ball pleyen havt
tbli In common with Llbrana -
.. jority al\' ....._ wft4kT Ubr1. C.alnl ,.f'Mftl .. kt nttllnt a,..,_.yt, ed·
"-"'-'•• nea.tlv... W.. not only
uttl WMN e.Mw....a.lp la con·
Ctt!W4, bwt lllAftY o•tstaftdlng t•an·
a-11Mt chi• thl• a.ctt.ut •lsn. Teu""
hwlhrlchaaJ. eppnd.tte ••le. drama
AN 8ft prectlcel tftCHlP to um
.-y aa tMy ta• ••toy l111r11ry, -•on. ARIES (Merch ll•Apfil 19) Work
tnivltle expend -you no longtr wlll
be rele,attd to strictly rvutinr proc:t·
durea. Love relatlonahlp lnt•nw. tll<ll·
Ina. conlrvveral•I Anothtr Art" 111·
1uw In dyntmk ettnano
TAUaus (Apnl 20·M•y 20) Spot·
liaht on lnltiat\Vf, lndlVldUAlity, onal•
~I •J'PIW(h. ttrona lovt rtl•taonthlp
You'rt due to m1k11 lra1h lltart, you'll
rtnlve credit prtvlou1ly withheld
You'll Ulldt' •nauallty end tu aPPftl
CEMINI (May 21-JllM 20) Fcxus
on ~">'· dlvlt1on of pro/II*, dura
blluy of product P11t1Uy rHmbtr MY•·
"h '' ,,,,. to bot unorthodo• but YO\I m•y
bot 101ng too ful" HNCI your own roun·
ttl Aqwuun dOll not hevt 11 lfnlght
CANCU (JuM :U ·Juiy 22) hOft
rnp ll&lll'ft pro111IMntly, lnvol•te re&.·
l l•e, will ultl111a1tly prove 1ucc ... lul
and might be IWIOn for t»l•bnttlOn to·
night You'll putthaM app.twl, conrl·
dt'nce rtteortd Ju .. lu1el
UO (July 23 A~I 21) Somt will
claim, "You'1t upNttln& applt cartl"
Rtepond, 'Th.et te n«tly what I ln~lld
to do'~ Cland4tft1rw UTanpmtnt COO\tt
1o llah• TauNI, 5torpo ,..,.,n, a,.'"
plttun. Ch«• aou~
VllGO (A111 2J.S.pt 22) CyC'lt
h111\. lmpnnt eitylt. t•kt 1nfti•llvt. gtt
to hart of !Mttere Key 11 to tnvntta•tt,
.,,..,.,. ,.,om • .ubw\11 Ofialn.al inMeTi
el Mnl..._of oppo.lte woeyt. "YOll'r.
my Nin pnwonr'
UlllA (S.pt ll·Ck'I 22). AtftntJon
tt'Volvn around home, etc\ll'lty, diplo·
MllC)'. 11.gn1f1c111t dotnnllc: change In·
d1v1dual who took you for granltd will
havt 1«ond thought1. You'll 1urv1vt
f1nan(iAI d1tpute Taurus lnvolvtd ...
SCOllPIO (Oct 23-Nov 21) ChKk
V1Fgo. t.1bra messages Material you
con11dtt aolid might ~u•lly be flilnty
-~ palltnt, lttt Many dnllft ful•
fllltd tonight. lmport•nt pt'Oplt makt
m•IOr ronttllllon1.
SACITfAlll US (Nov. 22·0.C 11)
You mjghl not have uktd lor It but
lc>adtrthlp rolt' ll 1n your C'Ouft. Set
pen. lt't ochtR know you cneen bvtl·
nna Love relalionshlp lntenw, might
~"too hot not to cool olf." Capricorn
involved
CAPRICORN (DK 22·J•n 19)
Study aittariut lllflMlt Flnlth what
you ltart, look btyond tht l•11nedS..
Emphu11 on dl1tribuUon, edvmltln"
ability 10 , .. "'""''' acroas. Long·
dlltance all lnvolvt1 tr••tl
AQUAIUUS (Jan 20·118 18). An
ewer AlllnMtlvt, try t01Mthln9 ._,
IA'lpnnl your own .ey&e. ftw NW low
r.lat1on1hlp ch•llft 1o devtlop YO\l'U
1"rn "'°"' abovt finendal llUtul of ON
who lnte,.... you. F.cinedonl
"ICIS (~ lt·Matth 20) Atwn•
bon rnol..a around klemt.n1 proa'M
tff<hJna, e\IC.ft9 via IUIOrthodoll ,._...
du,.. S,OCl11llt alto °" public .,,..,.
ancft. ..... n1hta. IMri&el autw Can
ttt nattvt play• key role
IF JUNI I 15 YOUR •RTHDAY:
You "" dynaml(, C'tMtt••· pellio"*.
CAflllblf of llll'VIVl"f f"Wtilt ... 11\dlld •
1n1 dNdllnn end rotMntk (Olltrovtt·
tlea C•pr1corn, Ctntr natlv" l1gurt
protnlntntly Curwnt cydt emeti-
mefl)\' bvtt.,... proposition, protnOtlon,
PfOduction, ma.nt•I 1tatua, pomib&• ad ·
d1t1on to t1m1ly You travrl In Jun•,
l"ln tut wrltttn wOf'd, will rMliu th.M
what ~•n u •lld lllrtetloft •• now
pottlltfy ,...1n1 out ol h.lnd SeptffllJlon
will a.. your moec ptOdlKtln. profit·
.... , ~ MOftttl thle
EMPLOYMt:NT
SERVICES rir>33 ·-··-· Please be aware that
the fllllngs In thl• cal·
egory may require you
to call a 900 number
In which there 11 a
charge per minute.
Bartender Trainees
Needed. earn up to
S150 dally, aalery +
tips, lull or part time.
2 wk training, women,
men 21 or older. Call:
800-532·9222
REAL E STATE
LICENSE COURSE.
FREE with 1ebate.
800-82\·8758
DOMESTICS riMO
,ree Room/Bo•rd In
e>cchg ror dog 111ting
& houseJteoplng In lg
house on Lido tsto.
Fem only 722·7038
Merchandise
Lamp $250 650-1206
Leave message
FREt; TO YOU 6022
Johnson, Equip w/lat·
est eloctronlc1. 38 gal
fuel cap, many eccos.
$8500 obo 63 t ·6966
FREE : Cord of Newly ApoUo 24' dual cntrl,
Cut Firewood, GrHt lly brdg, NB sllp, trlr,
for Beach Camp loran, bait tank·Grt
FlrHI CALL 644-1678 Perl, MUii Sell fast
or 721·8521 $6500 obo 557·$557
Uncond111onal lovel 2 yr
old, spayed, bordor
collie ml>c. Very small,
smart & affectionate.
N.od1 a family to tove
& a yard. Love1 every·
one & everything!
675-6712
JEWl':J.RY. FURS
& AJ\T 6021'>
•Vlntege Welc h••
Bought, Sold and R•
paired 8SM-a550
OFFICE FURNITURE
EQUIPMENT 8047
SAJL BOATS 7014
Mooring & 25' Sall
boe t near Pavillion s 151<. 873-2234
SPEEU &
SKI BOATS 7010
19' QLAS TRON '87
190HP Merc/crulaer I/
0 , Open Bow Tri-Hull.
Sun·Top. Trailer, lots
of stOfage. Great Ski
Boat In Hcellent con·
dltlon (10 person ca·
paclty). $10,500 OBO. cau (71•)848-1571
SAILBOARDS 7018
HONDA 90Hf>
•'8 3 CIVIC 1300•
• Speed, Afr Condi·
t lonlng, RUNS
GREAT!, 35-40 MPG.
2 new tires, 1S5k
mllH (5~ highway
miles). 52399 obo
STEVE 754-1282
* '89 CAX S I Loaded
w/optlons, Mint cond,
low mites. 59995
(2PQC250) CREVIER
BMW 835-3171
JAGUAR IJ I Ori
'7 5 .leg x .1ec 2 dr,
grn/btack vinyl top,
t•n lealhet Int., v..s.
40k ml, 11tn1 cOnd. C>Tlg
owner. llttle old tedv from Pau dena, $141t
obo 548-2091
JEEP 9110
'89 Cherokee •x•. 8·
cyhnder. S-1pd, AM/
FM CaSI, AJC, Met
Gold, Cloth aeata.
$9500/obo 548-9167
APPLlANCI-:S 60 I 1
Teek d••k. lthr love·
seat. secty chrs, aml
lrtg, printer Ible, 2
leak chrs, 80 col
printer. All for $1175
or .. p.8....S820
rr-:Ts &
34 ' Searay Sundancer '89 Wrengler Red, A/
'88 Mint cond, lw hrs, c. 8 cyt, 40k mt, Great
$10k of xtras, sllp Cond, $8500 752·1075 avall. $85k 675-5095 or 756·21 t 2
Kenmore Washer, GE
Dryer, both working,
$50/ea or S75/both
840-4828
"FAST
llSULT"
SHYICI
DlllCTOIY
1-'or Hl.'i.uh
S.•rvt('(' Cull
642·5671
l4J\O
ANIMAl,S 6<Hff
FREE TO GOOD HOME
ONLY very friendly
MARINE surs
UOCKS 7022
Cocker Spanlol Mht. 1 o Mlr•utea To Open
1th yHr• old, Fl1eed S eel 18' Power $195 Female with Shott, 5• S 1 Great for Children or mo, 4 a 1' narrow
Senlor ... Ptease call to _b_•_•_m_$4_5_0_7_52_._2_8_8_1 _
aH 682'°164 0' leave BALBOA COVE SLIP
Tme1RAsage. DE ·::~~:ii ~af:;·
Sllp to SO'
through classified ~~.!sl~V::t!!~·. ~ii
&42·5978 (714) 8 3 1-848 0
seevourcar
make lracks!
Need to sell yoor av? Do it the oosy way ! Roo yooi
ooto oo for 10 ckrfs in the Dciy Piot/100eJ8l(ient. It it
OOesn't sell, we'I n11 it for 5 mere 00ys, FREE!*
(cj CkJssified for detci~.
iifiiliL
6112-5678
I
LINCOLN O 120
LINCOLN '71
Continental. 480
eng. rune gOOd S 1295
Mull IHI 842-05e7 •
MAZDA 912~
'83 M eade OLC
5 tpd, AM/FM CUI,
1n.rf, Clean, 1 owner,
5 1200 892-0511
Mt;ft.CEDES 0130
'8 1 3 80SL conv xtnt
cond, ell rec~a. 1
owner, 94k ml, St8k
675·7475
'8 8 4 20 Chompogne/
choc, 84k ml, loaded,
anrl. 1elnt cond,
S24,7SO obO 630.;>030
'88 190E red/beige,
anrf, A!T. Chtm whl1,
orlg owner, xlnt cond
$19,500 722-0884
SpotleH '74 450 Sa
well malntaJ~. 135k,
••• & drive to apprec, $4300 673-55e1
StJHAHU 0200
'78 Subaru Wagon
Auto, fully loaded
S28SO. 722·9765
Tflll('KS !1<!20
188 9 l'ORD ff390
Dually. Lariat ....
tended cal:>. White.
32,000 mllH. Bed fin«. chrome wheti.,
good llrta, t11ce1tent
condltlonl •Go V-8.
Book value: $17,000.
Mult Hit 1111,000
000. 84-..0190
VOl.KSWA<oON !lo! I!'\
•n Cenvert. a..,..,. •••tie New blk 1op, ou Int, 34k ml on 4 yr
eng, looks/run• grt.
$8400 ObO 557-&41f
'iO .l•tt• OL :>a.ooo
ml, >ctnt conct, AM"M
C411t, snrr. AJC, M4&0
ull Kim 7ICMe07
i\ N I I(~ 11 • s A.
Cl.ASS I Cs 1: :111
1M • ........... Mt Y·I, A.T 911' M•
Chenlc•llV ""tor.a,
New Interior. Juat
need• paint ~ to be
better th•n new.
14950090
(71.a) 14tl11
TMDIORULL ... ,.......,
NEW 310 Choy
mo40r and MO tta'" Cllil ...... .
....
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa DaJly Pilot \
~dllnder. -S·
nty ead fllll«ial l«lll'lty 10 JO)'
lully/crcamcl) 1h1re 1be~
BEST YEARS' Ld'• hp up
nur h~n IOg(dlet''' Ncwpon
BtJch Call 2¥52
Monday, June 8, 1992 a7
A'ITRAC'TIVE BRUNEITE
S\Vf, !\JS 34. ea. Nllt.
w.wm pmon~ht), 11111\k: lo\et,
lool1111 '°' umc 10 'P"C"I NSM, for lonJ ~ (nend·
a.bip IMl!r C~l 1989
SWF, NS. LOOKlNCi FOR A
TRVLY~MAN.J2 l9
All cl'lt ~ In 11r1111l1
dlr df..i tr.IOt QIJ 1611
Save
This
Sedlonl
"We,re bringing people together/,,
GORGEOLS BRU~ETTE SWF.31.~.S'S'.l")ddt>
l•§C seeU ~. wetdi-
ful eulllllg. W!Clft, f• A flll
SW~ v./WOllJ Ow\it1.111 ul-
llCS for t'llJO) able llld me1111111·
ful rtla11on~l11p. NIS Huncing·
toll Bt.acti Call 1691
RO\tAl\ilC' Rf.SPONSM'
RADlA."'f' DIF ~rm bind· somt' 10'• imellipSJM,N/ s J~4S for comnu~ lnend·
sh1pllo\e <ild\tnllft Mt.ISi be
nch In hean/pa>\JOOale 1n mmd
I •v.r•t v.tth optn llT!I)' lr\111t
Call 2220
To rnpo.tl IO
tbesead6t:.a
ADOP110N ICleking good 111111
lO br loyal Ind lovlnJ 10. Re·
quue lllllWnna, 111C1111011, Red·
cl~ 512'11 ts. blue eyes
Shift .. downs. good btnes.
11\ioe Call 22.56
COUNTRY GIRL. 40's. loves
city bfe. art. ftllSK', dancuig. new
Id~. Setts llonea N/S
1NU 31-Sl I~ in pct·
IOMI &TOWth. sharillJ feeling,..
and fun! ~ Alam11os. Call m3
CHRISTIAN/PSYCHOl..OOY
Wf 43, 5'6'1 Um. pretty, fmu.
nine Seeking DWM profes-
l•Ollll. educated. NJS. 42-Sl.
nunures Vo"' th through am.
u:a•U), ps)cholon. humor.
danct. eun:11t. OnioceCouniy.
Call 2375
ATTRAC'TIVE BL.OSI> po-
f~iKlllll NSWF S 6' 10 ~
mutual 1ntcresti Yo1th NSWM
51)..6() pro(csslOl\ll or be iness·
111111. Tustm Call 201 l
NlC'E. Pl.EASING SBF seeks
\Ccure. d cancut. gractou~
gtnllmwl ~ 111y natJOnal.
II). for JUI ~na
MhMon Virp Call 2496
TIIU:DOf DATL,G"! l..oobng
IOI an honest. v.ann rtllllOll·
\hip' Ltfi tall' DY.. F -'3. ~i'b'/
d1m, 11111Ctl\ C, IC'tl' C Inda •!dull
v.hotnJO) lmnu, hlling. dine·
tnJ borc.tbad; nding and V. ii.Li
M lllc be.:h 11\mr. Call1148
COMMITMENT Ml:-!DED.
\'tt}' 11111Ctl\e SWF. NIS, s·w
11~. )oung JS. auburn bm. blue/
pa C)Ci. rm a dOVill-tO-Cilth.
1111iqlcndcnt. llflMt, 1111tlhgtn1
and e~lrtnlfl)' PtrM>n1ble
midv.tsicm pl. pll) \!Call) f 11.
ICtl\C, and ~ Read) ror
re-ardu!S 1tlllionsh1p T 11.>111
Call 15().a
FtrROPEA.~ SWF ~I. S6', tn
JO) 1t11n1. lenn1r.. mu•er and
mo~~ Seel~ WM f!W fntnd·
\!up COMA MN. Call lnl>
BRl'NETTE KNAC VIXEN.
WF 2l model. lkslrrs IOf·
gtOU\, bluc<Olbr bnmttlt for
~cllllalpMyinJ. Bt laid blek. Hununaton Beach.
Call IMS
BEST FRIEND(S) WANTED.
DWF 5C'As11(loob40Hh) NJS.
Catholic loot1•1 ror DISM Chrt~ N/S .. lrtltu-
lllt. SCftSlll~. hllmoo>lls. --m!lul ror llMI. '*1111 and sllar-
ll!l lft good umcs. bad tunes ID:!
in-bctv.ten bmcs. IMnc. Call
2928.
SWF SI. sctb profe~ ional
gtntlcman ror travcl, '°''· din· IOg. fun & more Balboa. Call
26JS
JULIET SEEKING ROMEO,
'annctf\t, Mll\ICsqllC, Clb S),
1mtlhp bumcut SWF. fun.
kll 1111-mlCIOUi. io.cs totbu. Loni BtJch Call 11!69
CV1l. AND SPICEY. olJ.fbh-
Klntd SJF. 2.S. 'ittls coouniued
rtlaoonslup vnth 111('('1'\'. gtn·
crou . dt•ottd SJM M1~1011
V1tJ0. Call 1327
VERY A TTRACTIVE.5'6", 32.
~. confidmt. pl.a)ful. •t>
lupuou• full·figurcd BF lttks
6 +. romanter. p;LS.\IOM!t, lllltl·
hftllt. ~ l~ malt for
K'T10ll kwlJ·ttrm rt1•IOlblup
M1btaeht.1>rml I + An) fl,i.-
110llll11) ~ ~ C~l 1792
SOPHISTICATl:D BRl'·
NEITE SWf'. 561133. IOJX·
me, ~n'•h\t. 1n1tlhsmc -«l\
S\\ M 45 S8. profnMonal,
health). dean hf M l)' le Looi
Bta..h Call 2198
BOHEMIAN Adapclblt. lfU.\·
I.IC. ~cnt \Cnatllt NIS
(II\ ll'OClmtntal prol'cs..WNI, .as.
5') wU \l!Utt, Sutllarlrpo-
r.lt.S nult fo< commumtn&
TllSllll Call !391
READY FOR ROMA '\CE
Funn)' •h cnllltOU>; lo\ able. 'I.
SWf FUll·flsurtd. H 112. "'' auburn II.or Ind almond t)n.
lo«lJDI ltnSIU\e,c1ru1g. SWM.
28-36 for laughter anJ kl\~ Ir·
\111<' Call 1665
MARRIAGE-MC'IOED n 'I
It•• ..... t-2-31
II S. 32. brundle, SWF, N/S,
happy an11 bealdly lootioa ri.
same Vay llVll:ll\t, atrecuon·
•· tuy. ~and ,.ysi.
CllJy fit Good ~.
lo\es ch11dttn llld 11111111.ls
Chnsbaa ~u.es. Succeswl ca-
rter. "°"" ready to bwld lilt'OllJ.
fulfilhnJ "lllionshtp lading IO
r1n11ly. TuSlln. Call ISl2
PROFESSIONAL BL.ACK FE·
MALE enjoys theatre, blues and
an. Sttk.s malt romp1111011, JS·
60. rtce unlmponan1. Long
Stach. Call 21 SI).
I MISS con•crsation. rompen-
ionslup and anna rm DWF.
)OU!lg 60. tnm. lllt1Ctl\'t cntr•
gctic "'/piuion for golf Ind ""' Dis. S«L111 fit. NIS SWM S •
68 v.lltkt tlllm<h lnmt Call m
MARRIAGl:.-MINDED SWF.
S'5'/l IS. 32. brunette, N/S,
hippy and health). loob.ng for
\llllC Very <ratil\C, lffectlOll·
ite. ~'Y· OUijOlng and pl\)M·
rally fit Good communicator.
lo\echtldm111nd1111mals Olns-
n1111 \ ,lfues. Succe.s.sful COl!ttf,
now !tad)' to build ~ ful·
filhng rtboomlup ltadina 10
fllllll) Nev.llOft Bt.-h Call
ISi?
IRRESISTIBLE. DELIG HT·
FUL. OJF. 2 superb ctuldrtn.
littls 1ntcllccwii, <i()i<Ji OJM
tll'SBAND Expenencc hfe>
ad\enlllrtS lf\tnc Call 1817
OT JUST ANOTHER
PRElTY FACE. Hn y·ndtr,
100 Scnsuil. romanter. pn·
C)td Greek \eek~ ~1ncerc.
lltilth). afTectionlk SIDWM.
NJS. o'er S under 40 Cosu
Mc'U Call I 859
CHRISTIAN SLl\IGLE M<N. ..o. ~v 1n· 1oot1n1 f« r.all s ~t C'hnSOlll to mJO> Law
ballroom dancing to st.an. Santa
Ana Call 2"9 '
CHRISTIAN SWF. tnJO)' OUI·
~. \llihnj!. prdr'i~in:il. NJ
D. ho1•e I ch11J. tn)O)' hfe Sttl~ SV.'MIDV. M ~ hl.t
'alucs Cial 8tld Call I 7W
Dial 1 (900) 407-4377
OfllDe ft.;...#or a ru.dltt eq•uatioo cl !he "Oict.Qld ~
Qfllla n :apond flD I apeclk' 'ICI (Erwef !he all • whm dim:ttd )
Oflloa ~ blowK ~~Yea ldJ ..
(Q6 ............. /*NlliWM1l1*tllll ll.49/J",,,,,..,)
s;.wrt * lilc. ---no lilb8y for &he cxw.m of or fq)l)r
to a~ ldwidltlDrPed. Ye ~nd chil ~ l*
COIDIDOn aenR and caudon when JIXcdn8 a~· You mu. ..
be 18 yars or mter ID "" t'ad ID or pllc5e • ad.
Men Seeking Women
L'NIQLI: GENTLEMAN
SH.KS l'NIQL'E LADY
D~I n . 4 • alhlcuc NIS. 1n·
1tlhgt1W. ani..111.Ut. v.dl·INll-
nmd ~ \11.:(«.\ful & I).
MllLUll) \Ct I !ol.1, rb> IC.Ml St'lld Mid lo\ t !rt\ cl Stthng 111
llll'ILll\C 1111t11Cumbtl'\'d. ti·
ttJN t.d) If! Wrt I hipp> hfc
lftd l'ulJ I ~ itllnolNlip
\IUll.l&llo 'lit .tru.Ondm.ped
• lllllM II\ Int C.tll 4389
FDUCATED. ATHLETIC,
fun lo\ •nt '91ntu..I fol' India,
\CCl.\atll'llCU\C, lnfn. lnttlhiC111
"OfNll unJcr 40 f(lf rtbllM·
~1p ~ Alanu1~ C.1142.16
VERY TOCCHABLE lhtn)·
~111111 S\lr'\t io.11rt ~
'"""-'· iert., ..ero.i1nt Si4 F.
Wt "'-<ntlr <arl)' llurtl< ~
ljlllCI IDl'tl!ll'nt) and poMible re-
1.willlWup. ~ H11ntuw
klll Bach Call \5.\6
HNANC'l/\LL' SECl RE
OWM 61 NIS. 6r.f0 ..ctls 11
11'11.tl\C, ihm female ror mm·
It'\. lllcata, lni'd. etc l..ocll
Bt«h Call ~~7
C'HRISTIA.~ SWM 2.l. 1ntn>
ipn:ll'' NIS ~111dtnl ~<b
Chn>ball v. I-111 ""nus for
(oendJltp tl(tcUOft ll'\lllC ran lWi
PROtl:SSIO~Al OWM J7.
tll,0)'' hit,~ \hoV.l ~
INllC'e. Scd:1111 1111dhJC'l"l. run. llltnt('tl~e lady 126-361 Cotooa
<kl M..-. Call 3938.
SWM EVROPF.AN, Jl, 6'1'/
18'. f'lay lrMI llOmt ln&h'lh.
mamase m111'kd F11tknon
Call '<OI'
TALL, STROlilGWILLl::D
S WM "2 \tt.U llll'k'tM lady
1111n V.llll\ • doc1q()I ~·na
""" l..r1'~ talk H11n11n11111 et..11NI4'1~.
SC'OkPIO SWM ~ ahlctlc.
'1.".~ . cn•el.Clllll"' Sttb
SWI <40+ NJS Nnpon Btar.:h
Call 4.'1
ROMANOOST, AITYISH.
fr/160, N~. f1un.:tally tt
t lft Sftb """' 11!\llld, ""°' ~Wt , \~~,. (~ 'iM(lUI rtla
naM11ip ..,. Shr« NI ... o
0000 LOOK.ll Ill
WM.. \\, tc!C'lH .... y, lftrlC
lt•C llJ) cro1111 n>manct. ~mtlll 11111 bf>! lritN (',..., MN <ill W~l
alJ\lelir. llanchomc. tnltllty111.
v.1ny. pro('NJOnal. clllrmcrand
romantic. rod) to~ '"int
Call II
ATHLETIC'. PROflS· SIOl1IAL. SWM 12, ~J .. Hbm
tlb}) bea.h lad) IO ''"QI II
l'lllt ~ Btacll Call 'm
DWM LOOt.ISG FOR \llttt. ~'doll. under.SO
. N/S, ID I lo• e \plnv\JJ>
Twu1 Call "61~
HANDSOMf: SHY MAN ..0.
~11150 I lo• e mu,k., mov'IC\
L<lot•na f(ll( !ht nal\C ITlllch
Long Batch C'all 4~7
ENSmVl:.HONEST.SV. l
26. 6 1/14), 1« ·~ 1nclhltfA. can • honN SWf, ?0-11, fo<
fH and rOINlkt 'tll.pM
Bt"h Call llU
SBM E:E.KS .. ~ 'S fur
f~1p. fu.n. ~II M11~ Ix
1~111(), pc111r Gatdcll Gro•c
Call '229
OWM PftOFWIO'llAl. >ttLS
SCllMlllC to CllJO)' the sood hfc
ol tm <L ltllWt. mone~'-cl:llntT\
lllll llCtl\lllO OranJC CclUtlt).
C&ll 2
hOT I-OR LVERYONE. t\
t(llll\f OWM. 6S. 6'/17S.
rut. 11.hlttic. pmonablc.
wbncwlqJMUIJ v.11.hawly
\Cll\Ut'IU\ lad)' ol belul)'. dllnft..
qihlSlklllOll Tht pl IH'CITI
mitmtnt A togtt~ Let\
bt11n v.llh I dlllOJtle &. Ill a&<'tlda 0( Wll. wld and llCQJI
l!Ctt~~ INM Call 4(1()$
ATIUIST, SY..M, n , 'flln·
tllll.bu~~ 'fl>n
l'OINIWll:, "'· M. ~ 'irnt 1n ~ v.oman Llltll
bit Call 46 n
VE~Y INTER~STt:D I~
MWlNO a JIC"IOll •1!11 )illl'.
t&lcftl and I llwc to QI pJd
food. rnf\lrt •e { 1111 dtllt 10-
anMt '"' lllC Call \Qll)
INOII~ ~l'S. V~Y F.NFR
Of-TIC, flltrqmlelll'I))\ ... 11\C
h•t ")It Bttlc1 tNll •wnat
loOO' ON ot Ille biprt tllCfJ)' JIC'l'I* fl/220 l.ha • br.:ll.
\Cf}' pll'lic11w. MIN be lhlnl :rn'"' SWMt lkacll C'lll
RENAi liAN(l' MAN WM.
~ ~ 11mo.1ttl\t, 1m11. rn>
lbull\IJ Lo\~llll;>'hllf. lilm,
an ~h ll'lltlhatnt. \nil.""''
SY.. f. ~4 \6 C',"4• MN Call
\ti \ti
v11-..1 NIS. lift
11llln11. S«b
fit. 1M1 TIN. :\
Aai.ALC: TCH Y,.\4 ''· t\ l0\1 I SW t '!\& t1I
JO)'' bll.lnJ. d1nll(f. di&nc1ng.
111\cl, nlO\ !('). rornal1'.'<, WI..\
female !4-40 u'llJ ~ h C1ll
3517
RETlRED WlOOV.U ncecb
fCll'lllt compillklfl O\tf ~ k4'
rn•cl. da111n . lllld mort Sul
Btadl CM! -'S~
HM'DSO\tE ASIA\ \1A~.
JO. s 4/' ~. blacL/brov. .. Sttl'
F1hr-1111 lid>' t« b(t'tlmt p1ft
ntf Lon1 Bt11.h Call JOI~
ROMA TIC. EDUCATED
DJM. )oona 62. hl~ 1he1tti.
wlk~. hokhng hand tmtl.
cool1n~ S«k fll(nd/ttli11k111-
sll1p Ntv.lJM et.h C'lll 46 76
LOVE PETITE 1..ADIF.S w.1dl
long ban SWM. llltk"tl\C. 11t-
1elbgt111. 8"11'e ftlltlcman, w1m
S 9. t:trl)' \lltlpttiper l111r
lo\" to sair and 11W!UIJ '°' t
doUIJ II) thing "'Ith !he nahl
pMM ' Bab) •• htrt art ~Oii .,
hJunllrn Valley Call 4746
SKJl:Jl. SKATER. PILOT. f11
5'11', blut-t)cd collegt prolt\
!itlf. lift) ""'11Clh1n1. mmanter,
lind. Sttl) tnmy. fuMy. fil
l1nat1Cl.llly w.tblt A)hsh lady
fQt 11 or1d tmd, "*""&f NC<*
pun Beach Call 4117~
PHOTOJOCR.'-ALIST. I-AT.
BALD. BROKE. '~· t\·!*1-
11\JUpCf. wb Ont sooJ •oman
io L«p Ille hcmr firn burnins
CoroM dcl Mir Call l992
BACK BAY PADOl.FR ·Tall,
dal\ &. hal!lbome SWM rn\'U
U\C eU111 nly rrtttY "'O!flill
(th11t)1'1hl to build f111111t and
malt faMJly Pholtl 1 BalbN
C.11 \()_S6
BlACt. MALF~47. "'°'*mu
£llod •Ulft.lll Ind nt "'""' )'• 1SOOd111111 Hunc1ng1011 Ba.II
C•ll4l 9
HOT • PK'Y I.A TINO. W
ttt F. fllllnm. 2S 3~. for
fllll (tl\tl. romtlCJy and t't l.M.t-
v.1ll'd C1ll lf>l I
F\JNNY 00t. RMbT SJM. 40.
ti':!'. •"~""°~""make me 1M11h Ind fill m) nimmy
Long tkkh C.tl 42.~ I.
LOOKL'\O R>R AN Ol.Dl:.R
-.·Qt.ti\N"\Cf)° Mtnt;ll\f \f,
Tit~ lJ ~._ 11f1llhy lad)
1ur '"' ~ r.JI n~
EOl'C A Tl I> l'RO ..
S!Ol Al WM fll fl •. f'll-
JI 'd1n1n, dan..1111." ~~
SttkulmJrrSW1 40 ~1.1lfll
pMMlfl. rtnlltr, flit \IRl:m: rt i.."""''11r IM1t tan "'-~
•
CARJNG JEWISH WIOOW,
woald like to lovt:, laai&h and
din« iplll. Hunnllg!OIJ Betch
Call 25111.
TIRED OF GAMES' Mc !00!
DWF. 28. NS, ant' oi Classy.
uruque. llll'ICIJ \ t. prof cssaanal.
,-asartlt Sttu ~. llll'lr·
lht SW, NS J'llllcnwi 26-38
Com cnarion. ad•C1llUrt. books.
people. fimeu. ~ng.
'hanng. caring Irvine Cell
1446.
DIF 4S MISSF.S KJSSF.S. &har-
ing popcorn. fun. dttams. S'S'/
129, kJdlcu. )ttlJ r.all malt dy·
namo Cosaa MN Call 2312.
JEWISH WIDOW v.ould llkc
to med a "II hrc 'M E."'SCtf 60
IO 67 )tan )oung. Hunllllgion
Bead!. Call Uio9
SWF. 19. chubby. lo,ablc, nut·
going 1cddy beaueelmg roman·
ric SM 11rho looks 111s1dt. noc J~
outside. Fullenon Call 1393
PRETTY. PETITE. MUSIC
·TEACHER. S'2"/l 10, i.ttb I
gentleman 11rho 1s .ptntually
minded. II.hitter. ~SS. «>share
a special bf e IOgdbrr 0nnic
COUlll) Call 20l0
SJF. 30. setls SJM. JO+. lo\es
bonts. COUlllt) mo'ICld.wlculg.
wrangler -n-boois a must.
TIOtln C~l 16n
LIGHT UP MY LIFE. BIG
GUY' lntelligtnt, ~ 1ona1e.
open. kMng 11rlule fcmalt Tall
57, auraoo•e. lo~e 10 111111h.
golf, 'Ill. dttp sea fi\11. 1mel
dlncc. You 1111ract1\t,fun.opm.
sucteS.5M. a•m. v. lf'll\ llll.
4>S5 1..o11J 8adl. Call 2688
A TTRACTl\IE. SEXY
BLONDE. DWF, Llfapnlll<'f
Ullo Church o( Rtl Sacact Ind
all unds o( \l\llT Low: 10 IJUJh,
dlnct, go1r. blk bcacll .. 11u.
bolting, v.halC\Cr I'd hlc •
fncnd and COOlp.Mll()ll to ~I\'
hfe v.11h. a WM v.ho " llll111C·
ll\e, 1.1ll.1111elhgen1 .. 1v.¥t.. stn·
Mll\C, a kl\ 1ng l<'flt ldNi1 around
~ C'hcd: 11 out 11 1..t1111 Bt..tt
Call?714
.\CilH. PETrTI:. LAI>' , 1n
~ kl\n diln.'1111!. 111\thnJ
~ man v.11h \lllllbr 1nltf·
CSIS! Fullcnon. Clll 2SSl
PETITE. ATTRACTlVE. AC-
TIVE. WF. would like 1 p111·
11<'1'-111 my $111 bom.. or for
sailinJ. skri ... shows or ladl
bt~ LOlg BtadL CalJ 2299
BETI'E MIDl.ER pmonalll)',
lllll ruembltAM Mlrprd. Prt> rcssional 'lo()INll widl inqum111
mind seeks achentu resomc,
good-humored. stt1S1b•e. well-
adJUStcd matching bookend
Musi be fit & tnm, N/S, good
Rllured. positlw: Ind open. 4S-
S9 Lons Bcadl. Call 2957
GINGER RODGERS seeks
)oudiful &ed AsUale lO tnp lllc
hght fanwtic a High Soaety
funcoon • Butna Pltk Call
1803
JUST BECAUSE IM
BEAIJ11FUL doesn' mean I
don't know v.hal'~ ·~ 1n
hft .. skhng. worlona oul.
fncnds. lC1lms, ttavel. an and
muser' I am in my 40's clook
30'sl. blonde. S'S'/120. I would
hkt to med a 47·S2 yr old emt>
uonally and financWly secwt
60Ulmatc. 1mnc.. Call 2JOS
OWF. 43, OK looking sttls
<;0!1lCOnt mittrr IO share llmt
and llllctt:SU 111th. ~tnc Call
!303
:? VIVACIOUS, ATIRAC·
TIVE BLONDES, seeking. 2
humorous handsome hunks NI
S. llunlfS. mu ic, mo~~ din·
ftCT\, flJIL Irvine Call I 18S.
l'M ON A JOURNEY OF
LOVE. tndlllOl'lll ~allJCS. and
'Plntu.al grov.tb Want to JO IOO"
Mc ~ 811-lO. )OWll 41 , ilWtlum'
gccn, pm!)'. SC\)'. one cMd.
You tall. accomphsll<'d. pl-
onen1td SWM 3S-4S Long
Btadl Call 1957
YOUNG SO. BLONDE. S'6'/
BLONDE WIDOW, 60
YOUNG. seel' 1CU\e scn1 ror
w.'llbon ladl and laaighs Nev.-pan Beach. Call 2709
'PEOPl£ SAY J'M ATTRAC·
TIVE.' I acr«-Vl\'aCIOUS. pt·
w . 5711 1S.42. look 30 some· thiftl. DJF. I wane an Ullelltgcr.t.
pnl(mional kt.-uh llUll JO. SS
willl I good heart Ind I good
mind. ltvinc. Call 2449
INTELLIGENT. A TIRAC·
TIVE. SWF, 19.5'8'1128. '«b
SWM in W's 11110 sknng. danc·
111g. KROQ and fun. Fullcnon.
Call 1053
SEXY.BUXOM..BRUNETTE.
BIGBLUEEYES.DJF.JS.ISll.C
14) 11r/duld. new lO CA rrom
Cblago. seeks SWM »-is yrs
to en;oy da11ng. dinner and
dancing .. mosa of all fnendslup.
run & laughter ugullll Niguel
Call IS31
PETITE. VIVACIOUS. IN·
TaUGENT. feminine. anrar·
live, blondt. Seek.mg lhal ij)t·
Cllll man to share m) Lest for
life. Agc481<>S8.M1ssion V1tp
Call 20SO
ATTRACTIVE FL'LL·fJ(j.
URED MA.\iA BEAR O\tr 200
lbs. Seeks 1111tlhgcnt. tall dJr\
and hllldsomc WM 33-40 Sen·
()US only Fulletton Call mo
PRE1TY. VIV AC!OUS. pla~
ful,ld\tnt~educatcd. fcm1·
nint, lo' mg lady, man~ 1111er
tsl~. ~ks successful, 111ttac1J\ t
1'11111. ~3-S8 Long Beach Call
2.463
l'M NOT THE WOMA. IS
RED or the gu1 nut door. but 1f
IU somt'Ollt 1n ~ttn )Cllftt
lookmg for rm 1 prof CSSIOUI
SWl-. NJS, 33. 57. blondcJbluc
M»y \Sled 1~ I "'111 rt·
1111'11 all calls' lr\111t Call 1965
Ill. 'ittks m111 O\er SO. v.oit SO LMAT ES' A TIRAC ·
ing. to enjO)' fun and poo1blc TIVE BLUE·EYED bnlncnt.
rtlill101Kh1p. COSll Mc\a. C~ll lS. H'/1 18. inttllcctually cun·
18VS oo cmooonally ah\t, phy\1·
c.tl) 11cmc. 1cachtr. Apptct·
BLACK CHRISTIAN. 111" pmonal pov.1h. 1nltplt)
s1:>.GLE. JJ. M. imc: • wf ~ llld • )('Ilse or humor Sttbn1
I~ 11 1. llun. bm;t.n C)~ l i.h SWM 10 -'S v.ltll ~mtbr quail·
Seel' tall Cbn~. funn\.', '°' no 11\tnt Call ISS .
1ng. v.h1tc prof~ !\JS 'If>
'fl· .I() Tusa1n C1ll I !.~ Fl !\:LOVING, CLASS'
LADY. NIS. JO+. ~ks ld•en-rurou • wcccssful gendem1114>
SS for fnendslup/rtlabOClship
Ncwpon et.ch Call 200S.
ATTRACTIVE. SWF. JS,
LONG HAIR/ORN EYES.
IOSt EnJO) bushier. con1cna-
IJC:'~ tilt outdlxn. sporu. pct·
forming llb, llalian food. Seek
po 111\C, t1S)'·go1ng, profcs·
\Klllil SWM. 29-40. for fncnd·
ship. fun and possible romance
Cosu M~ Call ln4
PROFESSIONAL. ATTRAC·
TIVE. CHEERFUL. SWCF.
5'9. 33, sttb ll!tclligcnt. lllh·
koc secure WM. 31-39. ~B fu.
Wrt ulent111t. ln111t Call 18SO
ATIRACTIVE. PROFES·
SIOML ADVENTUROUS,
11hle1er. romanuc. SWF. tnm
NIS. '>ftb 37-48man v.illlSUTll·
l•attnbllies Tus11n R111eh Call
ISl8
PRETIY. BRIGHT SAF. 33,
S'4'/I I 7. proft,su>nal Seeks
SWM profe Klllal, 33-40. 11\er
S 10'/16S-IR~. handsome and
l..Jnd ll\tne Call 186)
EBON' GRADUATE STC·
DENT. !3. H/11 Sttks SM
:!J. 30S9 or taller En.JO) blue\.
~ lht.ltcr. an • beach Long
8adt C.tl 1:?9-l
ATTRACTIVE SWF, NJS. S'3 I
I IS, no dtptndem>, seeks 11·
trrlCtM S~M. N/S, 42·SS.
nicely bo1h. afl'~iion11e, direct,
bonc~t. intelhgcn1. fi1111Ctally
'i«Urt, Yoho tnjO)~ lta\el an,
move«. good ron\eNllOll and
QUICI lllllt Ir\ Ill<' Call 221.l
ATTRACTIVE. BWE-EYED
BLO'iDE. 6' I • DWF. :-VS • .l3.
'Ollt·man 11>001111. loolafll for
tint·v.oman man You an~
me up Ind take me myv. here
from l!Cq\UneJ c't111ng prh
10 boocs and JCllb· Loolm& for
stable, W'lf~onfKlcm. 6'3'+-ac·
ll\t gmllcman. J8·SO. like
dancing, 1olle)ball. '"°"'e'.
I.ids Hunungmn Btoch Call
2069
HEALTHY WEALTH)
WISl~' Auracmc/afnucot
'liC'AllM Stach '«1111) .icme
SW Lld). clti! a.'I lifue<.. NS.
">«h 5(WJO'' gcntlcnun d ._..
EXTREMELY ATTRACTIVE
LOOKING FOR SAME
ClNy, canng, Uly SWF r«k>
SWM. NJS. 26-33. 'O'Y llllnr·
b\"C. poftS IO!lll, )table, Cit· ms. Mu-a 11r1r1t lkh' lr.tnt Call
1431
STOP' YOUCA."'I MF£TOWF.
49. NIS. educated. attnctJ\e
Qll 1f )OU ft DWM. "'15. 4S+,
5eC\lre, fllD·IO\lllg. r.tn\lll\t
w1tb 1ood 'alucs 'liev. pon
Stach Call 2101
SEARCHING FOR
SOULMATE? I'm aruacti•e.
v.arm. affechonatc, bn,b1,
fUMy, fit. SJF, N/S. 40 En,JO)S
nlO\iei. danclng, mus1e. wall ·
tng. JOOd COlllCNIKlll Seek·
llllClnn&.C:Ol'NTllUIUIJ\t, fun· '°''Ill· SJM l\~pM Beach Clll 2397
PERSIAN 'WA.\TED Ptutc.
SHW. 22. secu lllCt. pi.}fUI.
Pm1an. 2S+ IO 11rlll. dint. !21k.
'"JO>' hft loo& Beach Call 108~.
YOUTHFULLY MATURE
DWF. petite. quah1y Setb in·
ttlhgcnt. N/S WM. fit. inm. fi.
nant'llll) \CCU!\', proftSSIOflilJ
62+ 'ev.pcrt BtJcb Call 2796
LOVABLE I , EEKS I ·:?S.
fun·lo\m1. ld•tnnlfOU •"Om·
ptiSI003le malt for fnaichh1p
ur p!S.\tblc rtlationslup Hun·
llnl!on Bt~h Call US3
BEAUTIFCL. BRVNETIE
n.>:AS LADY. J2. SS, v.oolJ bu to meet • 1a11. IQOd·lookin
~tntltman 'Wllh nict e)~ and a
friendly smile. Ncwpnn Beach
Call 11)92
I
SWF OF.SIRES HA'liDS0~1E.
FTTSBMtmdcrJO l'm5V .19.
fit .iubwnlblut, gorJCOU \Ill·
~ Tus.ttn Call 16$
VERY CLASSY l.ADY. 4~
1111.11, ta.II. blonde S« pctm·
ual hfc panncr. v.c1hh~. (Of
~WICOO)MUral t1m~ 6 ..
.l~..fiO r.iew.pcrt Btkh Clll
216J
WINSOME:. WITTY. 5 7
TRIM BLONDE BEAl:n
-«h rtflfttd ftllllcman .lS+ to
\but mo• IC\ mU)CUffi\,
meandcnngs 1ntC1"pCf"itd v.1th
~ lllld humor Ir\ Int C.Ul
SWF, H '. AM PLE Bl'T fTT.
~. l'llJO)) wmplt lift ~I)
al home .• COllCC1b. l!Me\llM
Ind !he lhealtr Sec "J+/ ..
~\t ICdd) bt¥ S..n
Jumi Uipstt1110 Call lll
PR£1TY PF1TTE. PROFE:S-
SIONAL. DJF SIS 46. orm
affect1l1na1e. compa~m•n11t
En JO)' the outdOOI'\. ~po<u.
daincmg. lauah1ni. 1llelller and
much Ol()rt 'ittl.1n1 a best
f ncnd. kl\ er .uid hf c p.il1Jl(f -..1111
~lmtlar ~1.grnunJ \1M1on
V1tJ0 Call ~I Zb
WA.\TEO S\1 \~ \II) ~.'·
6) w.ho V.41lh II\ lit 'pe.;1al,
\l)Ol led '°' cd mil pmiptrtd To appl) c011UC1 1111, -...nn,
canogSO+ DY. f'. \IS -;/lhho
'°'~ hfc peoplt .nd ht~tull)
)OU Tulolln Call ~6.1!~
INTELLECTLAL & E\
SL'AL ' Cher 'iO' \-m prttt~.
shm OWJ' ~ 1' \ttl..\ .it\l(Ul.ilt
rompalllOll SO.OS lO .Ji.ire mo' •
IC'>. coaccn. & "Jht..ee1n1 An•·
l)U..'ll mmd 1 ptu• Stmt ••I
humor and ablb1) 10 ha' t 11111
\Urp.i'' dcfret' II\ UIC C.tll 1().i~
DJF Cl.ASS' \l\.,\CJOlS
pc111t a!IMIC) Romanik and
gl\ in~ Sttlint \C\:Urt prof r\·
\IOl\ll DJ\t. ~}..l(j v.nh ll(b.
tradilll. inaJ ' ollUC\ lur meaning·
ful rclo11Jtmlup 11' Int C .all
!179 ..
PRETI\ PASSIO\ATE
PROFl:SSIO!'.AL 39 BNS
Jlo-lrt' h.inJ..omt \ISJD Clil.'>·
a.:1 111.111 ol melll\• for •'OOVlllt
mtnl \ev.ron Bca~h Call
llJlll
l\IEU..IGE.\'TOWF.56.~•\C'
people. mu\I< beach. tn>tl,
gourmt1 dtnntl' Sec ~k
man 10 •hut \Jmt Llguna
Btill.h Call 150~
I\\ A.\T fT AU' A ntct SW
~u) -..tlll All-Amen.an food
klQl) v.b1i\ finanmll) & tmo-
uonall) ..ccurt Art )OU out
Ihm•• Plta.\C '\~ no Clul·
drtn. no btar.h or mu...u.:IK'\
6 • full bead uflwuad Oil BS'
Corona Jtl \iat C'11 lbl\J
MAIL TOt ~ llFE. P.O. BOX 870, SlJNSBT ~ CA 9074'2 FAX TOa (310) 59Uioi3
wtim ~ !'«'ri\'C your ad we Mil WW"i a ~ .. mail nuoi>er which we will arail ~ wlh illormadoo on how ro ~ your free voice ad
Cllp dda form and m•rh .. mpy OD a Rpm'*! ebert. II: type OI' pdDt dclrty)
0 WOMAN SEEKJ 'G MA.'1 0 MAN SEEKTNG WOMAN
0 WOMAN SEEKl 'G WOMAN 0 MAN SEEKIN<f MAN
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TRAVEL El'ROPL VY.
WNpho\h• camper. v.nh "P<'
ncnccd. young 60' malC'
RiKsmoor C~I "'~'
SWM 47, llA.,OSOME. I"
TELLIGE.\'T . ..cn\lll\t <Ju
calCd. W ) ·JOlftf ptN>nli11)
.pnrall} ncb "1 11.l '1IMt
•1th SWlo or unhly mt.VI\
Rcl)tl08Jb1p kadin1 10 mu
"• ll'\1nc Call 444~
A VERY HANDSOME. R().
MANTIC. ecnu111t. !'K\ICINIC ld~nturou' SWM. '4'. 5Vll SO
11111 u ·v.1fc, no tids. no lo•e
handle,, no 1111111i., no
... ,~ •• qllOb. 'ti) pretty.
lender. \flllt\. pla)M. ~~>
V.OINll v.hu bcllC\C) Ill dltm•
1\11), lllllma.:)', luH~. end lhf
nJbl IO h•t l\IR!lly t\ff afttr
If\ Ill<' ('all J6 i?
PHYSICIAN. SS. S 'i\lcnda,
1ppuhng Scch cuhM1cd, >°'""M wk.'ltut IOI \U(lpllft • ·~ pm!llMll tdMiocloJl.tfl Loe A lanu~. ('all 46(1()
8'1 G 11:"11. n. ~ SWt
w.ho I\~. kJ)aJ. llld W.111()
I \CllW\ rrl~t11111•h1p 0
SllU An.a. Call JMO
SU fl't..HAN~ phyMCall~ r11 SWM. ~ """' mlll!;w)l. tttb fu11 kMfti, fit,
bu\om bmll)' tmy •W.nt\'I
foe. t~ fun and 111\tn1111t
u111 °"""'wnmitt•I '-'' 1mw ll~t ll11r {he'll Nrw.pon
bh Call '211
MIOY..f ffR \IAL f.S ,
rll>"'-.. 11 r11 ~ V.MI ltl huk...U ~Yf ead nlll ..
tionalh CINt. ""°'' 1 llt6111\y
and .d"e hfnr)lt. S« .. 1 .. • llUkb~e. fit SI. 21..0 11hn
" (ilft Ind C\\*"1clll al
p. N llll'lllftl'f tlklk• ttt.
111W1dl111 ~.,._.. Bt11.11 tall
~).l
HIH' 'Ol ltHl I \W\1 ,
Sl\ilE ~·~.8'.U\t,
IC'n.b. \hi\. li(ft\ltt\f "'' pM. ror lnrn..khir lm111r Call . \
Bl.: INESS AND Hl'MOR.
anra..'IJ\t SWM. 17. IS. \Cf)
athletic Dest"' !J. \lender.
health ~i>ru.ra111~ 1nttlhgtn1 F.
l~Z7. -..hu apixtc1a!b Ph.an-
11.111'1 or lk 0pm ti "c11 as 111e
._in Long Beach Call J..I
E!'. lOL S BACllFLOR
wlt111 di<' ul1111U1t W.OINll to
~ mm.1onc ~lbcU 111 lu\ll·
nou o..unfron1 boch hMI<'
SUA5tt Bt"'h Call .l317
Pl.AZ\I GARDEN l'nftt
ltrtt.I OM/40 '4.'tl~ Nlltnc
-..onwl -..11v.111Uc In htr e)e
N~v.lKJft BcJch C•ll 4162
HA.~OSO~tE.EDUCATEDN/
. SWM 31. 5l1'1165. •Of\s
llUI dJll). pb)S l\llllt, kl\ ts lllc
Gntcful Ck<ld. bul !kit <k'inliAJ
(If dnlf' Sttk111& ~. •·
IMICll•C. WF/Af UAkf ~ for
1tlall(l!IJ11p lllJ tm ti to all
~lllJVqb~\
111 tn II\ 111<' Call '663
SWM, 2-'. LOOKINO f-OR swi:.. 1~ n Mu\l l'IC llonN tt
\Jlll."C1'C & fun. Ir\ Inc C'lll )() 18
PHYSICIAN, .I(), 57', lA>\t
~. ~~ IS. ftmak. JO.
'~ lr.uic Call \509
HA?IODSOMl:. S"'M. '5. AC nH .. LOY AL. anoa Stt
t.\llNll "" ftW PQ'\lblc rtla t11l11Jup NJD $.-a AM C'all
11>17
AFHCTIOSATF. WARM.
OWM, ~ 10'1170. •llracll\t,
prultUIOll&I. '°'" w.all' ~ ~. <l!nu'f. dlncn'f. lllcaltr.
11111\IC ~ • ., .....
and liJ.' Sttl1na 11tt'l('tl\'t,
Wtnikt OWf. '~~. _,,....,..
lllla'hlS for fllll. ~. rtta-
1~ T--NI «m
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~""'-~" ....... ~ ~ for SWfl » 40.ICI ~~
1\Nill c.u l4l6
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~"F 20\111 'l)' fat..,_
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l!lC"UOD\'tl91t*'t
ally IUltsSl\e, CllJO)S 'JlOl'i
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Call 4 ~I
PROfl:.SSIONAL OA.\1. 39,
5'91160. IS Oegrec. Sttb pro-
lt\oonal Af' under 40. mllSI bt
iltJl('11\t. Slnccrt, actl\e llld
filWINll)' W\'lllt Costa \icsa
Call l9llO
0000 LOOKDiG SWM. 27
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hcancd SWF z I -3Hor sum
.n. 1mcl. lau,tls. Costa Me)ll
Call 3469
STRAIGHT SWM WANTS
Ff'.MALE (Bil companlOll f\._
f11n (\COi • Dance, <iOCllhtt
V.ith nOllC people. l..onglmn?
u1111 Beach c.JI J
A TRA VEl.ER.. DWM, 5 10'1
190. tdUClled ,..UOSIOIW. '
• S«U o,pttlal bely. 35-45
Wo.lmlmk'f Clll 41 :?6
MAN. l WANTS
WOOOMMMAAAN tal
Btath CAii 3264.
GOODLOOKING. ATH·
LETIC 29, SWM. fnainttt. 6'/
165, nlJO) \ beach, \OllC)bill
b1l1ng. r1cq11ttball. m11\lc
Sects atnctl~t. MNait Sf l""
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pl«5urt from IDO\'ICS. rla~
roncen,, ~.andmudlmM'
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gent. and \Cf) prtn} f« kl\ c, romance. com.mnmmc.. lt\1nc
Call 3914
ElROf'EA.'J SJ\t. .' . m.
6. prof~ ital\ lO mam
$Jf under JO •• 1~1 lf\11Jt
('all '807
0000 LOOK.11'G Bl,,SD.'f.SS
OWNl::Jl.SWt.t~7.'«lsSAF
Z ·.lS ror possible· long·tmn
itlloorulup MUS1 hkc .iJ1ng.
fi\h111J, lcnm golf end lllc CIUI·
doof' Nopon Beach C1ll
4190
I M LOOKING FOR A
WOMAN 10 mal.t m)' pl'lllnl),
end "ho tr11l "*t Ill<' btt pn
llCllY Abouc mt 'ltll)t \1' llt-
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bcau11f11l 2,S. }~ fot loqf-1tt111
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lo' es I.. ids Sttl.' 'WF. :! l8
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CATHOLIC PHYSICIA.\, 1'i.
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MR. \10\I \'Ef:DS RO\tA.'
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40, v.11h Chmtu111 'ill!C'I You
~IJ be \hm. ~able. •Qrll(
bit and mamqc m1ndcJ Ir
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OLD FASHIONED. I:..\ I
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1 (900)
407-4377
(bl/led at SJ. 49
per """"")
""" sel«t Optlolt #2.
Available
24 brs/day,
7 days/weel&.
Women
~ Men
M ore ads
Thursday in
"Weekend"
Need
assisUulce?
Slt1gleUfe
Customer
Servla.
(310)
592-<i040
Men
Seeking
Women
If
S1ne'e Female
IM Stngl. Mole
D [)M)rcecf
0
88 Monday, June 8, 1992
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Volunteers Volunteers Edi• Jon Fefiuson ••. 642-4321, e.a. 368
Challenge: Racing against breast cancer
Brenda Dickerson of Share Our Selves
"'111 be pre!>ented with the Newport·Dalbon
Rot.try Club's Service Above Self Award
lor her s1eady volunteer commitment over
the years to the community.
Dickerson hns se rved S.O.S. for 19 years,
helped PRIDE for three years nnd helps
our wi th the Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts.
She will be honored al the Rotary Club's
\\.eddy meeting at 6: 15 p.m. Wednesday at
the Newport Ueach Country Club. Guests
arc \\Clcome.
0
Rotarians arc welcome to part1ctpate in
the Ethici. Workshop (Saturday) June J3 at
the Newport Oeach Country Club from
7:30 a.m.-noon. G uests are welcome to
~1i.1rc in the program presented by Mac
~l.teAd:im J111.J Peter King of the Pro Ac·
t1,c LcaJcr:.hip Consulting Group.
Co:.t is S 10 per person. To register, call
Uurr Alleg:icrt at 759-3688.
0
OUTDOOR JAZZ: It was about 14 years
"~o ''hen th e Balboa Peninsula's Tuck
1i.1bbi11 rerurnecl from the Sacramento Jazz
I c'tl\ al "ith a mu:.ical idea of hi s own and
1 1c Lfav Front JJu Dash was born in J979
111 B.1bbi11's back yard.
"l thought 11 would be fun to have a jam
,1..,sion on a l-111.dlc r scale," Dabbi tl said.
Saturday (June 13), the Golden Eagle
J.1u lhnd will perform al the 12th annual
. 1fl.1ir to benclu the Exchange Club of
;\c" port I !arbor's charities. The event be-
~11h at 3 p.m. al 3 JO Buena Vista, a short
'trect bct"ccn 61h :ind 7th stree ts on the
pcn111sul:J, and cmh at about 9 p.m.
Golden Eagle has been a Sunday aft er-
noon trac.1111011 at the Capistr:ino Depot, an
old Amtr:lK train station turned into a res-
taurant.
~This yea r in Orange Cou nty,
1695 new cases of breast
cancer will be diagnosed
and 390 people will die.
W ant to hear a shocking statistic?
More thnn 40 percent of women
past 40 have never had even one
ma mmogram.
What m:ikes thic: shocking is that
Family
Counseling
mammography is the best
known method of
detection for breast
cancer. And that when
breast cancer is detected
in its earliest stages, the re
is a 95 percent survival
rate. And that c:ar:y
detection equatl!s not
only with a high cure ru te,
but also with not having
to lose a breast.
What does this mean?
11 means that a large
number of women that
you and I know as
frien ds, relatives and
acquaintances haven't taken even the most
elementary steps to take care of their
bodies -and save their lives .
How serious isJhis?
Very serious, if you consi der that one in
nine \".Omen will be diagnosed with breast
cancer during their lifetime. And th at thi s
year in Oran~e County, 1695 new cases o(
breast cancer will be diagnosed and 390
(mostly women) will die.
It certainly sounds to me like a call to
arms for all women (and the men who love
them). _
against breast c,ancer: by udvancing
education, treatment and research.
The Orungc County chapter w11s founded
in October, 1991 by Dr. Gerard, who is also
a recreational runner. Or. Gerard read
about "The Race For the Cure," (the major
fundraiser and media event sponsored by
the foundation), in her "Runner's World"
magazine and was.
inspired to head up
the effort to bring
th e "Race" to
Orange County.
Why have a race
as a vehicle fo r this
cause? t
"Because
running is so active
... because it gives
people a chance to
demonstrate a
positive, energetic
approach to this
disease," says Mrs.
Drinker, who is
'This is war.
Earty detection
is our greatest
hope ... and I'm
not just talking
about mam-
mograms.•
-llLIAVA._
Orange County surgeon
also a breast cancer survivor.
"Dccausc when women get out there once
a year, it reminds them to have a
mammogram ...
"Decause if you're having fun and you're
doing something you like, you're going to
learn along the way."
T he purpose of the 5K run/I mile walk
is, of course, to get people involved so
they will go and get tested ... but above all it
is to raise money for education, research
and to fund a mobile mammography unit to
serve all Orange County women -the
indigent as well as those who need the
conve nience of a mobile unit.
This is about women working for women.
To ger inrnlvcd, bring the S15 ent ry fee,
.1 be:ich ch:m and whatever you want to
put on the grill and the refreshments \\ill
he pro\iueu. Call 63 1·5069.
0
"This is war," says Orange County
surgeon Dr. Dava Gerard. "Early detection
is our greatest hope ... and I'm not just
Runners take off in the "Race for the Cure" fundraising event.
If you believe in this, call the Race For The
Cure hotline (953·2264). They can use
volunteers in many different ways, and they NE\\' CITY f\tANAGER TO SPEAK:
Kc' in t>.1urphy, the new city manager of
Ne\\ porl lkach, wi ll give an overview of
the city budget and his goals fo r the area
during the Nc"port Beach Kiwanis Club's
\\CCKly luncheon meeting Tuesday at noon
.it the stern of Charley Brown's rive rboat
1c,taurant. Gue~ts arc welcome.
talking about mammograms. Women also need to
learn to examine their own breasts for changes each
month. And \\henever they suspect a problem, the)
need to consult a doctor for clinical evalu;i tion."
What should we do about all this?
1"hc Daily J>ilot 1H~lcomcs your reports on
5cr1·ice club nc1• , naming of offlcus, ;md
111111ounccmcnt of fund-roiscrs Dnd actfri-
t1cs. J>/casc end information to Jon Fcrgu·
.wn. l 'o/untccrs Editor, Daily Pilot, P.O.
lJcJ'r 1560, Costa f\lcsa, CA 91628.
Make sure we've take n care of our~clvcs ... and
then ask the women in our lives where they stand
about mammograms. Find someone you know who
has never had one ... perhaps your mother, your aunt
or a friend in need ... and try to talk her into getting
one. If necessary, drive her yourse lf and/or pay fo r it
if you can.
ALS Association
Orange County Chapter
The '\m\ 01roph1c Later al Sclerosis
\l ')1 "u50(1,llt0 n OrJnf,'e County Chapter
h.t\ Ol.'<:'d ''" m.inv \Oluntecrs fOf IO·
It 1mJ1ion, t.1!1 BuLb1c Green at 921·
llSOI or scolt.11) M.1r1h.1 Haber at 436·
"'n"" !
American Red Cross,
Orange County Chapter
1 h<' Or;ini;t' County chapler uf the
o\n •''•<.Jn Red C111>' net'<h ~olun1ecrs
"h 1 t•n1'" pulJ!.c ~rK•Jl.mg to address
cc1111 nun•h ~·· 1 p• .1hout Red Cross ser·
""'' a' pjn 111 1he chJpler's Spe.il..crs
llur1'.111 \ 11lunlt'l'r public mformatton o(.
lau 'r\ arr also needed 10 act as ha1wns
1\llh the med1J 1n d1!>.1srer and emer·
1•1·11 ~ "tu.1r1u11s fcir information, call
1 llh l;i1111acccme JI H35 5381
Arts Academy of Orange COll1ty
1 hr Arts A .. aclc•my of Orange County
111 C1i-r,, Mcr,.1 t\ a new,mbrell.i orga·
n11J11on fur the C.m1.1 MeSJ Art League,
11.1111.•1 fl.lontm.rnre, CO!ot.l Mesa Civic
l'l.1, house and Nc•\1.p<>rt Beach Show-
l•n.1· 1 he group 1\ pl.10n1ng to fund and
hu1ld J lOrnrnurnly arts facility for the
lour group> an Cmta M~. FOi more 1n
t 111n.11ton, r.111 Alic~ Lcggcll .lt 540·
.!557
Arts on the Green
l hose mrert'~ll'Cl w11h assisting in the
pl.1nn1ng and l'\CCUtion or the 1992 Arts
on 1hc Green {'\.('OI, a IWO-day affair dur·
oni; Scµ1embcr 1n Cosl.J Mesa sponsored
b~ 1he Chamber of Commerce, should
c11111,1C1 D•anc Prirchcll at 4)5·2109
Association Renai11aa Creators
As~ia1t0n Rcn11ss.lnce Creators 1s .i
non profit group m Cost.i Mesa which
~prmsurs ;and supports mult•·ourrc.xh
community se"'ice programs, such JS the
homt>t~~ \ilncto.iry ARC needs vol
unlcers to don.ire and deh\.er g.;arage safe
alt'ms for our Saturd.ly funcf-ra1sers ill
Jl-12 Cotk L.int'
1 llt' gtO\JP rcltcs on public support to
m.l1n1.:iin monthly needs of food, ut1ftty
""" sheller CCJSts In .idd1tt0n to monct.iry IJ~ dt'ductrblc don.Jltons, the group
r1''l'<I~ rc.ols and J rruck (or its l.ibot' WO<\.
J>i•ol, "h"h 1Nf)Ol\(ls to community
nrt'<I t.Jlls for handrwu<k fi•11n11 olnd
1 l('.t111ng iobs Otht'r nN:'tls ar<> a vol
untt•l·t grtlnt writer, fund rl1t)fr, CPA and
lrJ>.ll counsdor for lnform.11ton on any
nf lhe progr1m~ '" how to volunteer,
pl .h~ c.tll Or Rene~ N.1m.i~c at 540·
51SOJ °' 7S.cl IJ!J5J
Baflet Paclftc1
I he B.tlk1 P.1C1f.a Guild, • volunlttr
\UP!Jf•r1 smup '°' 0.lllct PKirl(A, nffd1
11ulunttt<s to M:M •• usht-rs, sell T·shlrts,
1('11 JUl<f' and cooklt!s •I OVC'ntJ, conduct
lund·r•IMrlg ~ , l'\tlp with cmiume
Ml<I l<'entry ~fMtrs Voluntl"Cfs wf'lo pre-:
,,., not to '°'" the sv11d art' "' lcome ind
1hey may help as l111le or much as de·
sired. For informJt1on, call Molly Lynch
at 642·9275.
Big brothers, big tilters
Men and women O\oer 20 years of age,
ha\ing Ii\~ in Orange County for six
months and on the 1ob for at least three
months are needed to serve as big broth·
ers or big sisters for children 6· 16 from
su1glc-parent homes II requires a one·
)Car commitment of 4·6 hours per week
to serve as a role model for a ctuld Ap·
plicants must go through a screening and
mtef'.1cw process olS do the children. and
cflorts ire made to compattbly match the
two. For 1nformatton, C.lll 544·7773.
Boys and 6lrlt Clubs of
Costa MeSl/NeWpor1 BelCh
The thrtt area Boys and Cuh Clu~
need 110lunteers for numerous reJ~s.
1ncludmg volunteer cC>.lches for fourth
rhrough eighth gr.ide basketball and roll·
er·bl.lde hockey fkn0\1.ledge of hod.ey or
soccer helpful). I he basketball season
lasts 1 2 weeks with one game and one
or two prilCl1ces per wccli. Teachers are
needed to 110luntecr for a couple or
hours or multiple S(.')S1ons (whatever one
can afford) to te;ach an .irt °' cr.ift WOl'lr.·
shop for 7 • 13-year·olds. Voluntttts ilre
needed for afternoons in lhe shop 1rea
(2-5 p m) and g.-ime rooms at all three
are.l locattons, including the R.ae Center
at 661 HJm1lton on the west sldc of
Costa Mesa, the Lou Yilntorn Center at
2131 Tusttn Ave. behind Kaisef School
ilnd the E.ast Bluff ~nlt'r at 2SSS V1St1
del Oro by Corona del Mar High School
Fot 1nformatt0n, ull O.ck Powers of 1he
H.irbor Are.l Boys .and Cirls Club ill 6<42-
2245
Boy Scouts DI America, Inc.
Orlnl8 ClllltY COlllCI
The volunteer uppo11uoi1tes arc blu; d,
but Include shon r.in ~ pro,ects l1f..e
re.Khmg ~s~ons .Jt summt'r d:ty c.:tmpt
to k>ng·term comm1tnwnts tn fund·
r•1smg. program tkvdopmt'nl and 11.lln·
mg to eiusltn>; tr<X>J» .1nd p.ic&.s F<Jf
more 1nform.ittoll, c.1l1 Devon Douglwrty
Ol 546 4990.
Brlle mtttute
8r.i1lle lnshtutt"'s cl.isscs for lt-&JllV
blind ~Ults ~Ide $0C1.al R'CfC.ltlOOJI
.and educ.lttQn.il oppo<tun111tt to hdp
blind men and worn n ~r(()l'M 1'°"1-
hon .ind other prubk-m1 rl•l.itt.'tf to loa of
stght. Volunt~ri .trt' ncNl«I ro ""'" m ti~ Ctc.itlvc AIU 1nMructor In the crafu
portion o( .the progr.tm, to c.111~ (Of out·
tn w to te.ldi Br•1lle Voluntttn will
bt' tr.i1f\«t to WOik .... 11h the blind in rh1
wonhwh1lc-, l1£hth«-.irtt'd P'oat•tn Cli
"" Thund.iys at I~ OASIS Scniot Ct-nltr
1n Coron.l dtl Mar from 10 a.m.·2 p.m.
Call M.lt\l Rovrt .u 91 S980.
CMter fir CralM ........
The C~ttt for Ctt~lrYe AlteYn.iltYO, 1
non·proftt charitable or,;anization which
works through rhe UOllcd WJy, ha> a
volunteer position available for a recep·
tionist from 9 a.m.·noon and a need for
graduate level interns or trainees. For in·
(or~llOI'\, call K.lrcn at 642·0377.
Center For f1mly Comsettng
lhe Center for family Counscltng. .1
non·profit counseling center associated
with the YMCA, needs .1ddilionaf OOJrd
members who meet one time a month to
provide commumty support and direc:·
lion for the center Also, the center
needs a parH1me \oluntccr m the C\1.'·
nings as a recepllonlSI For inrorma11on,
call Gail Fonc.innon .u 754·1144.
College Hotpltal
The College H~pttal CO!ot.1 MCSJ AU'.\·
tltilry is illw.iys lookmg for friendly people
to 1.oluoteer at the hospital to dcl1\cr
mail .ind flo\,ers to p.iltcnts ;ind to p<'r·
fOfm clerocal duties For informart0n, c.ill
Su~n Westhc1mer, VICC presaclent of
membership, at 640-4420, or College
I IOSp!ldl of Costa Mcs.l at 642·27 H
from the hours or 9 a.m.-4 p.m
Costa Men Civic Pllyhouse
The Costa Mes;, C1-.ic Playhou~ net.'\h
m.:iny volunteers for ushenng. badst.lsc.
mJ1hngs, typing. ttc&.cting. lights, sound
effects, special effects, costuming. collect·
ing props, play readtng comm111ec, pro-
gr.ims, ad\l\!rtising. pul:iltc relahons, (und-
rolising. house managers, assi~tants to pro
duccrs, membership committee, cleJn1ng
and straightening up. compytN .lnd pho·
tography for more inform.11t0n, CJll
managing du'C.'Ctor P.:iuy Ti1mbdltn1 .it
650 5269.
COltl Mia US.ICY c:rou,
The COii.a Mo.I l1ttr.acy Ctwp run b)
M.ar Cf,. Ful~ .i,_l Ruth W1bc>0 nf:e\b
~uni t'l to tlt'lp pcooµ~ b«omc lottr•
•t or t".ach fn ii11 • a t<'Cood L,,,.
1~9" Call the hbt.ary •Ill G46 88•5.
Cllll Mill ... Dllwi c.i..
lh« Cott.a Met.I Sttl1of C1lt1tns Capo
),
Beyond th is, \\e need a large scale public effort -
especially un 1hc purl of \\Omen -to publici ze and
rai'c money for thill 11fcsJ\ing cause.
can use money. "The Race For The Cure" starts and
ends in Fashion Island on September 27. Men, as
well as \\.Ome n are invited lo participate.
Su let me tell )OU about the Sullan G. Komen
Orea t Cancer FuunJation and "The Race f or The
Cure.''
The search is on for corporate ponsors, but even
if you don't know any corporations, volunteer
yourself and/or send them a check -large or small
-right now. The Komcn f ound;.111011 W<i~ foun ded by Nancy
Drinker in 1982. in honor of her siMc r, Susan
Komcn. "ho succumbed 10 breast cancer ~" tht: age
of 36. Today the foundution represents scvernl
thouloand \Oluntecr) across the nution and has raised
nearl)' SI I million. The money is U!>ed to fight
Race f or The Cure, P.O. Box 11626. Santa Ana
927 1 J.
ration 1s J non-prof11 01g;ioitation dc-.cl·
oped by rhe C11y of Cost.1 MCSJ which is
cle~1gn1ng. d~lopmg Jnd rJising funds
for the new city seniors center set to
01X!n 1n the spring of 1992. Voluntee~
iHC needed ~o prO'fldC OCC~IOrial tr.JO)•
portJtioo to frail seniors, do minOf honie
repairs. and to a\S1\l '"'th special ~cnts.
fulld·r.i1s1ng. b'CnerJI office \\Olk and
wort! proccssmg Volunteer instructors
Jre also needed for classes at the center,
inc..fuding yog.1. book review, chorus,
, ... oo<lworl..ing. jc,,clry makins and Sp.10·
1~h For more mformJhon, call Sus.in
Schollcnbcrger ill 645·2356 from 9 a m.·
5 pm. •
Dorothy's Thrtft Shop
Dorothy's Thnh Shop in C~ta M~'\.l.
"h1ch benefit$ the AIDS SeMccs foun-
dJtion 01 Or.ini;t-Coun1y need~ \OI·
untCl.'f) to SC(\,(' JS C.l\h1l'fS .1ntl hdµ ~\11th
prtcin~ S0111ng Mld clr.>n111g Tune de·
\otc.'tl is up to the 1ndi\iduJI Jnd store
hour!> are Tu&J~ $.lturdJy from 10
a m ·7 p.m for mfom1.i1tnn. call slore
m.inJb~r Joseph Am)(cr at &-'5·64 t4,
Easter Seats
1 he E.lster SeJfs Society for Cripplt•
Ch11drt·n ,1nd Adult\ m.'t'd) volunteers tOf
clenc.il work (m.i1hn~. mJf..ing s1t;ns.
printing. JOS\\ering the phones>. to help
1n pf(')gr.lnl!> lot chiklten '"'h d1s.tb1lthcs. ch1ldr~n·s c.imjb Jnd leJrn to foh pro-
gr.1m once .i )t'.lr For 1n(urm,,lion. t Jll
lt°)ll Cruz at 545 20Jl.
Voluntt'l't dmt '"' "'" "t ·d >\I by I <:('d•
It 1(1. I otind,1tuin. Inc., fur ti~ hornt• dd1v·
1 u •d n11:.1l prt>ijflll'll 1...-nitll\ Vol
unlttrt :.11 ntc<lk'CJ nKkn•n~. Mon1l.ty
thrc:JY~h fl11l.ty to d1 Ir\ f r flit Jb to ~n100
un.ibfc t<t' Chmc 10 llw tlonm~ ct•nt1:f,
\\lint' l1ut lunclf \\ 11t' k'M'tl The nl4: al
tent • on o tl·>rwhon b.111\ Feit in ·
fotmatton, all Jes~1e ~lly tat bJl•IS171 .
Fml .... Arel, Inc.
h nck n ~iC lo llun\.\n11y (rt til
Lindo Alg11zl Is 11 mDrr/Dgc/faml/y rounstlor In
Corona dtl Mar .
. . . . ... ...:.. ' ~
offers emergency .issist.ince lo those in
need and provides the Mobile Meals pro·
gr.lm. For Mobile Meals, volunteers arc
needed to drive, \\.hich includes ptcking
up food at Ho.1g Memou.il Hospital ancl
dropping 1t oU for e11!1u shut·in ind1Vidu·
afs or couples, usuaO'y eltkrly, Monday·
Frid.ty in the Ncwpoct •nd C~ti Mcs;i
arCJ. It ta&.cs •bout 1 •h hours a day and
volunteers arc welcome to perform du-
ties once a month or mort', or merely
sub$t1tute on a light bJsis. Emergency as·
siuance in110I\ cs dclt\'Cll08 (oocf to fomi·
fies who .ire .it nsk o( going hungry once
a month or more t he two-hour tnp in·
vol¥eS food pid. up and delivery to five
fJmaltes on Mon<l.ly tlvouGh Friday from
10 30 .i m.-2 pm or ~rurd.iys twiec a
month bet\\CCn 9-1 1 .i m, Food·packers
ate needed from 6;30 a.m.·2:30 p.m.
Mond.>y through s.11urday (or two-hour
shifts. Voluntccfl m.-iy work as liule OI
much as desired People are .:ilio needed
to stJff the matn oliice, ans~er p>ioncs
for those tn need Jnd transport shuHns
to doctor's appt>1ntmcnts upon need. For
mofC mfocmahon, call O<!bby O'Connor
.lt 645·8050
fNlllll of die
Cotti Mn1 lllrll'Y
The Friend• of the Cibt.i ~'\es.l library,
a support group (or the library, 04!'eds
volunteers to run bool ~lei .and ~ff the
boolo. room .lt 1hc library for selhng of
uk'd boof..s and purchas.rng or new oocs
The hbrary in general c11n use voluntttrs
wirh clerical ~11!) ilnd !host! wilh a will·
"'&!'less or the lnowledge to help Nil
ch1klren's cr•ft progr.ims. Ori~ arc
~ to ~Ip w1tfi the books to the
homebound progr.Jm. Aho, t~ inter·
esicd in -.olunt~1ns to help Admln iaer
the entitc Friends progt.im are needed.
Hours ilre flto~tble, u\c:lud1ng Clft!nings
and wed.ends for lnfotm.ition, call the
libr.Jry .'1 646·8845.
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Df NlfJlllrt ......
4nd grounds m;untcnance pe1SOOS. fOf
further information. c.lfl R1t.a Rcd.aelli •t
646·71 81.
Glas M1..raln, Inc.
Volunl~ .lre needed Lo aid physi-
afly challen~ .ldults wtio meet month·
ly for educational, entertainment and so-
"'11 purposes. Ablc·bodied volunteers are
alwar Mtded to help with c.ltlng. pct·
tona needs and moving wt.ttlchairs ill
meetings and outings. For lnform.ltion,
a ll Anne Hog.an·Shercshevsky .lt 646·
21 70 °' Do<othy Whire at 965 · 117 6.
lllt CelW1lll
The Hat Connectt00 is a \\"Omen's
phil.mthropic e111ensK>n ol the Chamber
of Commefce , .. hich seNes the com-
munrlies of Cost.i Mew and Newport
Be~h. While ab.o ~aring leads. in-
formation. resources .lnd ex~rk>nces In
regard to l>Ysi~. the group rs invoM!d
in charitable efforu. fOf inforn'lilttOO, ull
IC.ly Walburger at 650-214<4. ........... ... ....,,,. .....
The High Hopes Head Injury Pro-
gr.tm's Re.l Center in Costa Mes.l • .i non-profit n.11ionwidc orga"iution terving the
MCds of hc.ld·injured ~ults and their
(.imiltes, provides a r~bilit.ltion pro-
gr.im for .ldults. 1 a yean old ind OYCf,
from 9 1.m.·l p.m. Mond.ly·Thursd.ly.
Voluntttr5 are nCeded to .issist our st~
dents in physical, cognitive and \'Oea·
tlon.11 retr.tinlng. M p.lrt ol the prosram.
students go to the community pool and
fitne1 c:ente.f. Volunt.H11 c..n ~ ooe-
on-one ~ It .. fKil•ties. Of ~
lime on F~ ind S-lturd.lys for month-
ly ncursions to miMUms, ~"*· picnia, etc. Work as much 0t l1nle 1t
~ed. and all .iges 11• welcome. F0t
more ln(ONNlion, call ~ Kttnum 0t
Joey Fttn.tndel ~ 6-'46·7459.