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NEWPORT BEACH • . •
--~--~lllllly. Dclober 6, 1892
MmAY PtBllNG lllBING
From the Daily Pilot Newsroom
THIS WEEK ... Today'S the last day to
register to vote for the November
general election. If you're 18, a citizen
and have avoided any recent felonies,
you are eligible to vote. Where to go?
The most direct route is the Orange
County Registrar of Voters office at 1300'
S. Grand Ave. in Santa Ana. The
Republican Party will be registering
voters at its Costa Mesa headquarters.
It's at 245 Fisher, just off Red Hill. Or try
the Democratic Party headquarters in
Costa Mesa at 1199 Newport Blvd. The
Registrar's office will be open until
midnight. o.
John Cox: running unopposed. ,.
The first forum for candidates running
for the Newport Beach City Council win
be held Wednesday evening at the Villa
Nova Restaurant, compliments of Speak
Up Newport. In District 2, representing
West Newport, its Jan Debay vs. Richard
Batlks. The incumbent, Councilwoman
Ruthelyn Plummer, is stepping ~ide. In
District 5, which includes most of the
islands, it's incumbent Councilwoman
Jean Watt fending off challenges from
Diane Coltrane and Robert Lewi$. And
in District 7, ta kin~ in Eastbluff, Harbor
View Homes and its environs, it's John
Cox vs. John Cox. He's the incumbent
and he's unopposed. The program starts
at 6:15 p.m. Free. Open to ilie public.
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Up at the Pac Amp is another
across-your-dial kind of week, everything
from country to head-banger rock. Bryan
Adams performs Thursday. Next night it's
George Strait and then on Saturday it's
Ou.y "Have You HuRRed Your Bat
Today?" Osbourne. IUChard Marx plays
Sunday. Tickets: $25.85-$27.50. For
more information, call 546--4876.
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Across town at the Performing Arts
Center it~s Ballet Nacional de Espana
starting Tuesday. Pr~ram features "The
Three-Cornered Hat' and the short
works "Danza y Tronio," "Romance de
Luna" and "flamenco." Tickets:
$14-$48.
COMING SOON ... Radio personality
CiJi Ware will be pushing her book
"Wicked Company" at the Oct. 20
luncheon gathering of Round Table West
at the Ball>oa Bay Club. Also on the bill
is ex-soap star Wesley £ure talking about
"The Red Win~ of Christmas," a
holiday story that has been optioned to"
Disney for a full-length animated film.
nckets? Call (213) 256-7977.
TAKING IT TO THE BANK ... First
... -
there were rumors that the popular .
Wells Fargo branch in Balboa was going
to close. Then there were rumors that it
was going to remain as a full-service
branch. And the answer is? Tough to say.
Last March, Wells Fargo officials
conceded the bank would reduce
service by eliminating check~cashing
service, probably by the end of summer.
But that hasn't happened.
Branch mana~r Yvette Alexander
dedines to say When, or even If the
bank is reducing service. "I run the
branch as if it's going to stay open
always."
TH IS JUST IN ... Bungee cord
jumping from buildinp and bridges has
been banned in most sgtes, but
lawmakers have yet to catch up with the
latest bungee twfsr:' leaping from huge
cranes. leplation is pendfng in
California, though, to force 6unr.
entrepreneurs to obtain a permit before
jumping into the business.
ONf YEAR AGO TODAY ... With the
coming budget meta still hazy It best,
the Costa.Mesa Oty Council hands out
8.5 percent pay hikes to City Manager •
Allen Roede; and City Attorney Tom
Kathe. Later In the Yffr, dty Workers
givt up their pay cuts to help the city
~linee itsJMilet. · ·
-ly St~ Marbl.
Good momtng! Do you know the
three most requested pizu toppings
at Donatetlin in Cosg Mesa?
1) Bacon/pineapple
2) Donatelhes special (everything on 1t)
3) Pepperoni/Jalepen(.))
Winner of 5 ~ j ournalism awards in 1992
l« p I) .... 0..Jy P.lut
Emily Montague, 8, sits in the saddle of Newport Police Officer Joe Wingert's motorcyde during Public Safety Day.
Public · Safety Day is child's play
~ Hundreds participate in event featuring · demonstrations by Newport fire and police departments~
By Joyce Scherer
SQlfl WrW
P erched on his father's shoulder.., 4-}ear-old Jacob En-
gelstad shouted, "Look, look at the helicopter, it's ny-
ing."
"lt leaved," said Kyle Bray, 3, also watching the Newport
Beach Police Department's helicopter zoom overhead.
Young Jacob and Kyle were two of about 1,000 people
who converged inside and outside of Newport Beach Fire
and Police Departments to enjoy Sunday's Public Safety
Day.
The 12-year-old event, held in conjunction with Fire Pre-
vention Week. featured tours of the fire and police stations,
a bumina building demonstration, SWAT Team exercises
Postal perspective,
past and present
~ A lot has c~nged in the postal field,
says Costa Mesa's first female letter-carrier
Pat Duvall-Packard, who retired Friday.
By Joel Beers ,__ .......
COST A MESA -A piece of postal hi tory retired
Friday when Pat Duvall-Packard huna up her mailbag
at the city's main postal office.
Duvall-Packard, 51, wos Costa Mesa's first female
letter-carrier. Althouah she hasn't technically made
the postal rounds in almost 13 years, she says
letter-.carrying will always be in her blood.
She took the job in December, 1963, because there
were few jobl for women available at the time, and
even fewer that paid wases similar to men.
SH RETIRED/lllt Piii
and disP.lays from Newport Beach Lifeguards, Orange Coun·
ty Sheriff Department, Red Cross, HAZ·MAT and Disaster
Preparedness.
"Each year the questions we get go with the trends, .. said
Deputy Chief A. J. Wagner. "Today's buu ~ord b earth·
quake. A lot of people are asking about house hold safety. A
couple of yen rs ago it was hazardous waste."
or particular interest to children and adults was a Jaws of
Life demonstration where firefighters ripped apart a ~ull
gold Vega. Ho\\cver, youngsters lined up for an opportunity
to sit on a police motor<)cle, climb aboard Sea Watch 111 or
don oversized firefighter gear.
But the chance to rappel 20 feet down a fire department
wall seemed to generate the mo-.t excitement. The "child
See SAFETY /ID Piii
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25 cents '
Council to
decide ·on
Tower Silin ·
~ Record store 's planned sign
would exceed the city 's current
height limit. A petition was
denied by the Planning
Commission earlier this month.
By Joyce Scherer
s:..n wirer
DOWNTOWN COSTA :0.1ESA -Ci ty
Council members concerned about com·
munny blight and rcs1dcnt1JI intru:.ion "-111
decide tonight "hcthcr to allow TOY.Ct
Records to put its .name on an existing
sign that C.\cecds the cit) 's cum:m 1gn
ordinance height r1!qu1remcn1.
The property at 17:?6 Superior A\e "as
the forme r site of Liquor l3Jrn that dosed
t\lo O years ago. The existing Liquor BJrn
sign was appro,ed before the cit) 's cur·
rent sign ordinance became cffec11'e 10 ••
the early 1980s.
To...,er;s petH1on \\as denied by Pl11n-
ning Commission earlier this month -the
same night council members gr.!ntcd an
exemption to Nike To...,n's ?·foot logo 10
be etched in the Tnan~le Square Dome .
'fhe lengthy debate O\Cr the sign \arian'e
pilled merchants against city ofhc1a1'.
Mayor Mary Hornbuckle admm~J to
concerns about th~ Cll) returning to it
1970s "Jungle or ~isn~... \\ bkh httercJ
Harbor Boulc,ard
"They "ant us to appro' e a non·
conforming, although legal sign," ~he s:m.I.
"Generally ~pcJking. counctl h:is been
protccuve of the sign oode. but I o,i.oulJ
ne,cr try to second guc~ coun~1rs nue.\·
Ju t as merch:int-. ardent!~ supported
Nike To-wn in h p1.::. of dra\\ ini; more
shoppers to the Jre<i , they are stand1ni;
behind Tower. A group of do, .. nto"-n mer
chants rece.ntly met ''ith Rapley Howe. the
See TOWER/ID h8e
Show biz mom's
caPeer choice :
It's All :An Act
...,. Maureen Cowley hopes
her acting school will
prevent others in the
business from making the
same mistakes she did.
By Tony Cox
8.istntss £ dlLlt
NEWPORT DAY -Afrcr three
yea~ of scam d0Jg1ng and "'heel
pinning, Maureen Co-wley finally
got a handle on huw to help two of
her daughters find hnppine~ -and
job -in show bu ine5.).
But Co, .. ley wa w imprc~d by
the enom11tv of the t:is~ that he
decided to ;tart a bu~inc s that
"-Ould pre .. ent other. from making
the same mist3le .,he did. She gave
up her corporate training career
and start an acting school -which
sh~named It' All An Act -near
her husband Randy Cowley's bOat
rompan)' on Newport Bay.
''We didn't know wh:it to do,•·
Maureen Co"lev recalled. "II took
three )Cars to get informarton
together on where to get proper
pictures, how to get an agent .•..
When we finally tarted gettma
good audition , we didn't kn ow the
·right technique for them.
"\\'e wasted three -P.rccious
)e:lr ." J, .-
See ACTING/M
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. Locals · Only ~ng Editor Sieve Maible ... '42-4121
Yesterday's News
0.1ly Pilot file photo
The News-Press building in Newport Beach.
Thirty Years Ago
October 3, 1962
The Newport Harbor News Pres~.
published three times a wt:ek, announced in
a front page story that they would become
daily on October 5 by combining with the
Daily Pilot. This ended an intense rivalry
between the two major local newspapers.
Walter Burroughs' Daily Pilot was a
descendant of the Costa Mesa Globe and the
Cosca Mesa Herald. which were combined as
the Globe Herald. and became the Daily
Pilot in 1961. The Newport Harbor News
Press was a combinati on of two Newport
Beach P.apers, the Newport-Balboa
News-Times and The Press, published by
Ben Reddick, who was appointed to the
board of supervisors in 1959. The
combination of the two papers brought many
News Press employees on board who later
distinguished themselves as Daily Pilot ·
staffers, including editor Tom Murphine and
photographer Dick Koehler:
Twenty Years Ago
October 7, 1972
.Even . sick dogs have their days
M edicine has gone to the dogs. If · Unlike human body shops, an es~imated
you have four paws and a tail, you bill wa s produced ~llowing ~espons1~le
can pay as much for medical help parties to know how much It w~s going ~o
as if you walked upright and carried a hurt. Going down the laundry last of
Gold Visa Card. ~ treatments, dollar signs danced before my
Several weeks ago our six-month-old eyes, and my legs went limp as if I were
puppy, Kip, woke up one morning listless giving a transfusion. However, loud my
and behaving strangely. protest, my bark was worse than my bite. J .
She had no desire to chew fin ally consoled myself that at least there
on table legs, shred sheets, wasn't a SS charge for one aspirin.
or tear up the carpet. We The next day a contriJe, and subd~ed
were terribly worried. She Kip greeted me, looking like any patient
just lay on the bed too sick whose been through the testing wringer.
to eat, 11\Vhich in her case The doctor announced there-was no bowel
indicated a life-threatening obstruction, but she had a gastric problem
emergency. which accounted for her sensitive tummy.
The closest place for Fixing me with a suspicious eye, he
assistance was a Dog and inquired about her diet. "Do you give her
Cat Hospital in the anything but dog food?" he probe'd. I
neighborhood. Today's nervously confessed she was particular!Y
clinics are a far yelp from fond of French cuisine. and occasionally I
the storefront <tperations -slipped her a little Coq-au-Vin and Petits
they used to be. This one Fours. .
·had a lobby with more hanging plants than -' . The doctor heaved n weary sigh trying to
a Beverly Hills restaurant. Piped music -lllusiratoon by 8111 Mcintyre control his exasperation with another
wafted through the air while anxious pet owners insurance provider -which covered every indulgent parent. "There's your problem,'' he
paced the plush carpet. calamity but fleas. At current prices; I was muttered. Even French poodles can'f digest that
'· . In tribute t.o those canine i~mortals, Rin Tin warned that an uninsured canary with laryngitis stuff. This was followed by a chastening lecture_
Tm and Lassie, whose portr~tts hung'over the. c-an break you. J already fe lt a gaping hole in my on spoiling pets which cove red everything from
door, decorators had embelhshe~ the l?~by with pocket. rich srracks to letting a dog sleep on your bed. dog-care~ couches, flanked on either s!de ~y fire During the consultation with a staff docior, As 1 t k K' ho e I was th ankful she couldn't plugs which served as end tables. Dommatmg Kip expressed her opinion of the entire ~ 1P . m ' . .
one side of the room was a showcase of celebrity proceedings by throwing up. The vet talk. With her big mouth she \\Ould ha\e
bone collections from famous movie mutts. recommended we leave her overnight so they br;rggcd that she not only sleeps on our bed -
Checking into Admittance, the towering stack could run a series of tests ant.I X-rays. There \\3'> but often bet"c~n the ~heets.
of paperwork was no different than any hospital. no mention of a CAT scan, but J figured Jhcy Nancy MclntJrt is JJ resident of Coron11 de/
There wAs eyen a space for your pet's hca~th save_d that test for felines. Mar.
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
• Pluse send It in writing: To place an event, please
write: Community Events, Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627. -
.TODAY
6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa City Council, regular meet-
ing, council chamber:., City Hall, 77 Fair 11 Drive. 12 13 14 15 16 17
Births
Hoag Memorial Hospltal
Septembe1 2 l •
.J Cl.ilidia .1nd Theodort' Steffel ((J)l.l t.~. bo~
September 22
o ~arl'n ;ind Robert freel.and Costol Mn.i, g•rl A formal request was fil ed by the Costa
Mesa City Council to change the name of
the Newport Freeway to the Costa Mesa
Freeway. The councilmen planned to press
for the name change through legislative
action by Assemblyman Robert H. Burke of
Huntinston Beach. The renaming, sparked
by Newport Beach's anti-freeway stance, was
requested because Route 55 was planned to
end in Costa Mesa, not Newport Beach.
Plans to extend the freeway through
6:30 p.m. Costa· Mesa Planning Commission, 18
regular study session, council meeting
o 8.ub.ir.a .ind J;imu M~ers, (<>Ra Mt>w, bo•y-.------
Newport Beach were abandoned when the
Pacific Freeway was deleted. "Since Newport
Beach does not want any part of the freeway
in their city, they should not be burdened
with the name,''said Councilman AJvin
Pinkley who initiated the motion to rename
the route.
Ten Years Ago
October 2, 1.982
Members of the Newport Harbor Chamber
of Commerce were treated to a lively debate
between Democr~t Leo McCarthy and
·Republican Carol Hallett, both. candidates
for Lt. Governor in the upcoming election.
The two ripped into each other on subjects
ranging from unemployment to taJCes to
offshore drilling during a breakfast meeting
at the South Coast Plaza Hot.el.
Five Years Ago
October 2, 1987
The Southland began cleaning up after a
6.1 earthquake struclc at 7:42 a.m. on
October l , followed by 16 aftershocks. At
least 6 people were killed and in Whittier,
the area hardest hit by th e quake, damages
to 30 businesses and 200 homes were ·
estimated at $10 million. Damag~ was slight
in much of Orange County but the temblor
was blamed for th e death of an Irvine
woman, who had a heart attack.
Compiled by Anne Spinn '
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Police Department headquarters, 870
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~~~==~~~~~d TUESDAY
7:30 a.m. Latinos Costa Mesa, weekly breakfast meeting, Denny's restaurant, Bristol Street .rntl Rc'CI t-lttl A\.enue,
Costa Mesa. ..
7:30 a.m. Newport Harbor Ch;imber of Con\merce, business development bre.1kfa~1. ch.m1bcr ofiic.e, 1470
Jamboree Rd., Newport Beach. •
5:30 p.m. Newport Beach library Board of Trustees, stlldy session, conference room, Nt!\\fX>tl Center .t.11.miry,·
856 San Clemente Drive. . ·
7 p.m. Newport Beach Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission, regul.ir meeting, rnun..:11 c..h.1mlx.·r~.
City Hall, 3300 Newport Blvd. • •
Costa Mesa Wilion Street: A VCR, Nintendo and
Wellesley lane: A com~tsc -$S<XfCiSh were Srolen a coupfe
player was stolen last Thur~fay from weeks ago from a hou~ 1n the 700
the garage of a home in the 200 block.
blodC. Whitney Way: A Cclr in the 600
South Coast Drive: A manager at block was scratched on the wind·
Cocos in the 1500 block alerted po-$hield and trunk. Damage was estl·
lice last Saturday that they had found mated at SSOO.
a counterfeit SS bill. Police were baf-
fled since the bill was a real S 1, but
numbers from a real SS bill had been
taped to the corners.
Newport Beach
Park Newport: More than S 1,600 in
ski boots. skis, poles and other equip·
ment was t.lken from ,, tora1te IJ'n in
the 1 aa·moc~
Von Karman: An in\estment mort·
g.1ge firm reportl"ll th.ii SU0.000
worth of office equipment was t.lkl!n
from an ofnce in the 3900 block.
MacArthur Boulevard: About S2,SOO
worth of stereo equipment was t.il.en
from a bus1ne!>s in the 4600 block
-42nd Street: A. man r~ported that he
lost his wedding ring, v,lluetl Jl S6SO,
while al the bead)
If }'OU 'rt> • W'&tcnbtor •lld do nol hive your
pipe< ~ ' " m f7 1 m on SMll'd.fYl •nd holl· ~~< c.ill belore 10 I M lfld wrll lfl It IO )'OU
by noo11 Our CUllofnlol s.Mce <Aomer, "4 2 • Ou, It '.P.'ft ,_ ' • "' • s p.m Mondly ~ frtday, ltld 7 am. IO 10 • m. on SMur· ..,. 10 _. )'OU wflll l""" dlOlllUon ~
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September 24
u Cliz.t~lh and James Kociuba N~port Be.ich, girl
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Seplt!T'bet 25
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Nc"port-Mcsa Schools lunch menu.
MONOAY -Bean burrito or soft tuco, let-
tuce and cheese cup, fre h apple. anima l crack-
er, milk
TUESDAY -Cheese pizza or soft taco, let-
tuce and cheese cup, mixed vegetables, harvest
muffin bread, milk
\H;ONESOA\' -California chicken burger
or sort tJco. lettuce nnd cltcese cup. French
f nes, ketchup, milk. ice cream dJy
Tll U RSOA \' -Hot doi or soft t:ico, lettuce
. and cheese cup, frosty orange Juice b:ir, milk
FRIDA\' -Turkey strips, mn hcd pot:itocs,
gra\)' or soft taco, lettuce and cheese cup,
pcachc and pears, pc:inut butter cookie, milk
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lend your it~ms to Bob van t.n, 11te Daily Pilot, 330 W.
SI., Costa Mesa, 92621.
?day On water's 1d11
~DD and relationships
lecture on Attention Deficit
1>rder entitled "ADD & Adult
lationships" will be presented at
Jt'fTI. Oct. 5 at the offices of Joan
clrews, 11 51 Dove St., suite 105
Newport Beach. There is a
minal fee of $5. For information,
I 476-0991.
~esday, Oct. 6
fashion Show -The
_.port Beach Christian Women's I> is hosting a fashion show,
!Cheon, and speaker at 11 :30
-1. on Oct. 6 at the Balboa Bay
i>, Newport Beach. The fee is
>,. MMe Mitt.1110.i.ly P.tc.
4, reservations are advisable, and
e preschool nursery care is
elable. Call Linda ar 759-3392
feservations and Kristin at
4-0718 to arrange nurse;y care.
A bodyboarder walks alone along the shoreline near the
Newport Pier after tackling the surf one recent afternoon.
Women's medicine -
. Leigh Erin Conneally, medical •
actor of the South Coast
>men's M edical Croup will g1"c a e lecture on the subject of
lftopau5e and new ways to
~ent menopause-related
ablems at noon O~t. 6 in th'l
n munity room al the Newport
nter library, 856 S.rn Clemente
ve. For information, call
4~3181 or 644-3145.
:upunctur e -Dr. Ron.lid
ler, a licensed doctor of Oriental
dicine, \\ 111 offer a tree seminar
the use of acupuncture in the
llment of arthritis .n 7 p.m. Oct.
t 440 Fair Dme, suite C in
it.a Mesa. For information, c.111
J.9999.
'ednesday, Oct. 7
Staying fit -No-impact
!fcise classes for seniors wrll
~n at 9:30 a.m. Oct. 7 at the
?St Ne\vport Community C~nter.
I 644-3240 for information.
Hip replacement Hoag
spital, 301 Ncwport'Bl\d. 1n
wport Beach, '""I offer a free
>rmat1onal seminM on hip
~acement surgery ,,t 7 p m. Oct
For informat1on. c.111 760-5645
Panhellenic ewpor•
:bor Panhellen1c "111 hold its
:wal Counselors l uncheon.
$•nn1ng '"'th a c.oc1r1I hour at 10
i at St. Michael and All Angel)
urch, 3233 Pacific Drr..,e, Corona
I Mar. Counselors from 20 local
1' schools and three community
leges ha\e been in,ited. The
Photo by lots Clcnn<.>y
Memb\'r
mJin speaker will be Cheri
Wechler, Creek Life Coordinator at
'UCI. Call 646-25H for .
information.
Candidates forum -
Newport Beach City Council
candidJtes Richard Banks, Jan
DeBay, John Cox, Diane Coltrane,
Robert C. Lewis and Jean H. Watt
will speak at the Oct. 7 meeting of
Speak Up Newport, 5:30 p.m. at
the Villa Nova restaurant, 3131 W.
Coast High\\ay. For information,
c.111 542-4226.
Foster grandparents -
fJ1r\iew IJe,elopment Center will
celebrate the 20th Ann1\ersary of
the F())ter Grandparent Pro1ect and
the 7th ann1\.ersary of the Senior
Companion Project with an a\\ard)
pr<?)(!ntation and luncheon,
beginning at 10 a.m. Oct. 7 al the
Balboa BJy Club, 1221 W. coast
Highway in Newport Beach. Call
645-5000 for informatLon.
Thursday, Oct. 8
College night -
College·bouncJ juniors and seniors
in the Newport-Mesa school district
,ire invited to attend College Night
from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 8 in the
bo>~· and girls' gyms at Corona del
mar High School, 2101 Eastbluff
Dme.
Toastmasters -Newr>Qrt
Center Toastmasters will offer an
eight-week course on public
speaking beginning at 6 · 30 p.m.
Oct 8 at a location to be •
announced For information, call
Joy Wolfe at 432-1336 or BrendJ
01 Ccuccio, 489-1463.
Parkinson's Disease -
Children of Parkinsonians, ·a
support organization for family
members of people with
Parkinson's Disease, will host a
discussion by Dr. Janet M . Chance,
prolessor of neurology at UCI, on
the topic "Management of
Parkinsorr's D1seJse, .. ~ ar lp:m.
Oct. 8 in Cafeteria Room B at Hoag
Hospital, 301 Newport Bhd. in
Newport Beach.
Thursday Morning Club
Singer and song \\ rrter Norma
Roberts will entertain at !Jie Oct. 8
luncheon meeting of the'Thursday
Morning Club, 11 a.m. ·at the
Airportcr Inn in Newport Beach.
For information i'nd reservations,
call 760-3152.
Friday, Oct. 9
Parenting author -Vicki
lansky, author of "101 Ways lo
MJke Your Child feel Special" and
J contributing editor to Sesame .
Street magazine will speak and
am.wer que;tions on the topic
"Sut'viv11Jg Parenting from Breakfast
to Bedtime" at 9 a.m. Oct. 9 at dle
Se).lme Street General Store in
South Coast Pl.ua's Carousel Court.
The event 1~ free For re)E!rvalions,
call 432·1900.
Trlek or Treat..'i, Thanksgiving Eats.
Christmas Parties, Hale & Harty.
Jqst llke •hat,
I 0 pounds of fat!
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beginning Oct. 10. The two-hour
tours begin at 9 a.m. and 10:15
a.m. al the corner of Et1stbluff t1nd
Back Bay Drive. For more
information, call 646-8009.
Sunday, Oct. 11
Quilters .-The Back Bay
Quilt Club will present clothing
designer Rachel Clark in a fa)hion
show entitled "Clothing for the
Body and the Soul" at 1 :30 p.m.
Oct. 11 at Harbor Christian
Church, 2401 Irvine Ave. in
Newport Beaclt. The event will also
include a gift and bake sale at
12:30 p.m. and again after the
fashion show from 2:30 to 4 p.m. A
$5 donation is requested. The
public is invited.
Mon~ay, Oct. 1 2
ADD and addictions -
. Registered nurse Joani.e Heinemann
will present a seminar oo attencron
deficit disorder entitled "ADD arid
Adult Addictions" at 7 p.m. Oct
12 at the-offices of Joan Andrews.
1151 Dove St., suite 105 in
Newport Beach. For information,
call 476-0991.
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Movie listings .
Newport Beach
IDWAIDS NIWl>OU CINlMA t~w.
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1 Snookan _ .s l ~ .. ~ J 8 io 10
1 Mr. Solurdoy Night •) I I 30 , • JO 7
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l The Lo~t of tho flloh1<an• • 1 , JO S
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I Slngles l'G 13t1 IS 3 0 ~ •S 9 0 15
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4 Captain I on PG 13 1130 ':' •'!. S, l S
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5 lob lobart1 Ii, II •S, 1 •5 • o 1!1 6
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6 Hutbond• and Wlve1 "' I :I IS ~ 3
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Hero oC • 4 30. 7, 9 30
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The Business pase runs on Mondays, Wednesdaf'S, Thursdays and F~ys Bu1ines1 Editor Tony Cox. .• 642-4321, ext. 3 71
Entrepreneur Appointment calendar
Leg-bY Gilano: a unique per•nal ·1ra1n11111 serv1c1
Who• Ben Gilano, a 57-year-old
• Costa Mesa resident who is
owner of Legs by Gilano. Dorn :ind raised in
New York, Gilano has been involved in the
fitness business for more than 40 years. He
has owned filness clubs for 30 years. Prior to
moving to California in 19741• Gilano .
practiced law and helped run hi and his
father' paving company in New York. After
moving to this nrca, he worked with his
brother Michael Gil:tno in a real estale
developmen1 company called Gitano
Development.
What• Legs by Gitano is a
• personal training service
that specializes in helping women sculpt their
lower torsos. Gilano's 30-day p~ogram
consists of a special diet and exercise
techniques that are designed .to close fat
ce lls. Gilano claims that his program has
achieved dramatic results, such as reductions
of four inches or more in a woman:S hips and
thighs. "Most body builders get into weights
and the upper body," he said. "I don't even
touch that. J gel right to the problem, from
the belly bullon down to th~ calves." Gilano
charges $1,500 a month for his service and
works with 10 to 12 clients each month. He
aid that by maintaining a low number of
foot."
clients, he can provide a high level of
personal attention, from giving a woman a
wakeup call to providing her a diet and
exercise plan to maintain her figure once the
program is completed.
When• Gilano was first exposed
• to the fitness business at
the age of 11, when his sister, an aspiring
model, took him to the 747 Club in New
York. He was managing the club by the age
of 19, and he owned the business at age 26.
Gilano's fitness regimen helped him to
rehabilitate after surgery for a brain tumor in
1964 nod quadruple bypass surgery in 1982.
He started his current business after he and
his brother had to abandon plans to open a
large fitness center in Irvine.
Where• After operating Legs by
• Gilano out of his home in
Costa Mesa rot about three years, Gilano
moved his business to a Newport Bay studio
at 2429 W .• Pacific Coast Highway, suite 205,
earlier this summer. Most of his clients live
in Orange County. He said his service has
auracted many models and nspiring
actresses.
Why• Gilano said he con(inues to
• work as a personal trainer
because of his desire to run his own business
and to help clients wi th his program. "J enjoy
the thrill of gettingJhem results," he said. "I
think I have the solutions for those problems
and their problem areas. Anybody can train
an upper body, but another matter is a
woman's body from the belly button down."
How• Legs by Gilano generates
•revenues of about $120,000 a
year. He said that for now, the company's
growth-is limited because he runs the
program himself and ~e keeps his client
roster small. He said he may eventually hire
a staff of trainers to teach his methods,
thereby allowing Legs by Gilano to expand
its client base.
Lesson• G il ano said being
•patient with clients isr
key to his success. "You've got to have
patience," he said. "They want it (lone
yesterday, and they want to come in next
week. The o~her biggest attribute J have is,
I'm .a good motivater. I take pride in that."
-By Tony Cox
-JI you know somtont who should M
pronled in this Wttkly ltatun, stnd your
suacslion to Tbt Dally Pilot's busintss
editor, Toay Cox, at 330 •v. Bay St., Costa
Mesa, 91627.
ACTING
From A1
Cowley is hcavllv mvolvcd in rhc
careers of her llJughters, arab:
now 16, and 14-ycar-Qld Heather.
Her other daughrcr, .2-ycar-old
Chelsea, b now going out on ..
: attditions. too.
~ut Cowley points out that she's
not one of those ovcrLe~1lous
"stage mothers." Shl' talk~ more
about th e cha ractcr-hu1ldin~ re-
wards of cxtracumcular activities
like acting than she doe.., abou1 rhc
potential fam e und fortune of a
show-business c.irccr. At It's All
An Act. she counsels that a child,
and not just the parent, mu t be
highly motivated in order to
Evidently, there arc plenty of
children and adults in this area
who do genuinely aspire to be in
show busines . Cowley founded
It's All An Act in June 1991, and
she already has about 250 clients,
200 of whom are children and
teens. The school posted about
$100,000 in revenues its first year.
opponunity to network with the
professionals teaching the classes,
Cowley said.
On a given day, the school
might host anything from an acting
workshop to a seminar with tips
on such points as how to coach a
child actor and how to eat or
drink in an audition. Cowley said
shejs also trying to develop some
oppol'\unities for her students to
perform, such as a teen musical
last month at the Irvine Barclay
Theatre.
Christine Sullivan is one of several
students at the ~hool who have
gotten jobs in ttR entertainment
business.
"They've helped me with both
instruction and practical advice on
techniques," said Sullivan, who has
gotten roles in commercials and
non·spcaking• television and film
parts. "There are so many little
things people don't think of."
pursue an entertainment career.
"Jf the child doc. n 't rc311y want
11, rhey'll learn to hare 1t," owlcy
said. ''There' .i lot of rc1ec11un m
this business. You rc.tlty have to
get parents started on the nght
Jn spite of thtr strong d~mand
for her services, Cowley said she
doesn't expect to get rich with It's
All An Act. She said mo. t of her
revenues go toward hiring
professionals in the entertainment
industry to teach her school's
classes and seminars. Those
instructors charge high fees -for
example, a casting execu\ive or
agent would be paid between $500
and $750 to teach a three-hour
eminar -but they arc also the
key to the school's effectiveness.
Clients at It's All An Act not
only benefit from practical
instruction, but they also have th~
It's All An Act o ffers on other
plus for Orange County clients:
It's not located in Los Angeles.
"Jt's hard. going up there for
night classes," said Sarah Sullivan,
a 14-year-old student at It's All
An Act. "It makes for a long
evenfog. And they always have
good teachers here. I meet people
who can help me in the future."
Sullivan's mother, Christine
Siillivan, also attends some classes
and seminars at k 's A_ll An Act
Cowley said she's gratified when
students get jobs in the business .
because she wants them to get
some return on the time and
money they invest in their caree~.
lt's All An Act charges between
$135 and $160 for a series of four
weekly classes, and between $75
and $100 for a three· to five-hour
seminar. The fee for a class for
parents of aspiring child
entertainers is $50.
"When people get discovered. it
builds our credibility," Cowley
said. "We want to get everyone
working.''
Thursday, Oct. 8
Investment seminar
-Investment adviser Paul
Merriman will offer a free
seminar at 2 and 7 p.m. Oct. 8
at the Holiday Inn, 3131 Btistol
St. in Costa Mesa.
Computer consulting
-Three methods for finding
consulting work will be the topic
of the Orange County chapter of
the lnterhational Computer
Consultants Association at 8
p.m. Oct. 8 at the Red lion Inn.
Call 852-6164 for information.
Import, export -An
interactive, two-way dialogue
betweeo importers and key "
customs personnel will be the
topic of the first Import
Operation Interface,
co-sponsored by the World
Trade Center Association and
the International marketing
Association, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Oct. 8 at the Sheraton Newport
Beach, 4545 MacArthur Blvd.
For information, call 724·9822.
Tuesday, Oct. 13
World Business
Acade my -The Newport
Beach Chapter of the World
' Business Academy will present
Willis Harman, professor
emeritus at Stanford Universiry
and Mich.lei Ray, profes)()r of
creativity and innovation al
Stanford and entrepreneur
Rinaldo Brutoco in a program
entitled "Responding to a
Shifting Business Environment"
at 1 p.m. Oct. 13 at the
Newport Beach Marriott Hotel
and Tennis Club. Call
757-4161.
Wed., Oct. 14
Job descriptions -The
Merchants and Manufacturers
Association will offer a one-day
workshop entitled "How to
Prepare and Use Job
Descriptions," 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Oct. 14 at the Newport
Sheraton, 4545 MacArthur Blvd.
Call 558-1550 for information.
Thursday, Oct. 22
Personnel policies -
The Merchants ana
Manufacturers Association will
present a ont!·day seminar on
updating personnel policies and
employee handbooks from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 22 at the
Sheraton Newport Beach, 4545
MacArthur Blvd. Call -558-1550
for information.
Friday, Oct. 23
Time management -
Effective Time Management i~
the tide of a one-<tay seminar to
be offered by the Merchants and
manufacturers Asspciation, 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 2J( at the
Newport Sheraton, 4545
· MacArthur Blvd'. Cafl 5 58-1550
(or information.
Tuesday, Nov. 3
CPCU meeting -The
Orange Empire Chapter ol the
Chartered Property and Casualty
Underwriters will host its annual
All-Industry Day, on the theme
"What to do in the 1990s:
Lead, follow or c.et teft
Behind," beginning at 8 a.m.
Nov. 3 al the ~ed lion Inn in
Costa Mesa. For information,
call Kevin Brawley at 241-8300
•or Barry Kolpien at 335-4991 .
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Clark and Adrienne
Thomas were
among those
attending the eighth
afihual Neiman
Marcus Catalogue
Caper benefitting
the American
Diabetes
Associati on.
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at Catalogue Caper· .
"Paparazzi" hooted hello to
people entering the party. After
a cocktail reception, the hunt T here was really nothing
chancy about it Saturday
night when the American
Diabetes Association staged its
eighth annual Neiman Marcus
Catalogue Caper -Go For
Baroque.
Chairwoman Shari Esayian
. _ was on and the store's escalators
ferried harried hunters,
bejeweled and black tied, from
place to place in search' of clues
and prizes. And even if you
and her committee of 49 know a
winner when they sce·one (many
women have
s~rved on the
committee since
the first caper).
And though
the projected
$70,000 in
proceeds wilt
help in finding a
cure for
diabetes, it's not
just the cause ·•
that continues to
draw people
year after year.
----• Said Esayian of the $185-per-
pcrson party: "It's an active
event. Jt really is a bargain in
tt\e charity world. People go
home with great prizes!m
didn't win one of the evening's
123 prizes, there was still a • ·
chance-you might pick something
up at the raffle, which featured a
$10,000 Neiman Marcus
hopping spree and a crossing on
the QEll, courtesy of Cunard
~p Scott Stone. . ,.
After the hunt, about 400
hungry treasure seekers cooled
down then moved to a huge
whi te tent were tables sw:ithed
m burgundy and silver were
topped with gil_ded centerpiece
from Chris Lindsay Designs.
Peggy Goldwater Clay
'conspirGd with Chanteclair chef
Byron Gemmel to come up with
a menu of gastronomic
proportions that featured
pungent garlic-laced scampi
lazing on boats of pastry and
roast pheasant redolent in its
simmering b:tth of port wine and
foie gras. Almond tulip cake
provid~d the finishing touch.
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Monday, October 5, 1992 AS
Society Editor Vida Dean ... 642-4321
From left, Harriet
and Jim Selaa with
Peggy Goldwater
Clay, who conspired
with Chanteclair
chef Byton Gemmel
to come up \<\ith a
delectable menu for
the event, which
raised a pro/ectcd
$70,000.
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Alwtlys one of Orange
County's favorite fund raiser ,
this year's color-and
texture-filled evening proved to
be no exception.
Rodeo Drive provided the
music to make everyone feel like
dancing.
From left, Carmelo and judle Manto, Am erican Diabetes Association regional director Charmaine Day and Kath y ~1crriman \\ere ,dlt e\ent.
New Di:ibctc Asioc1ation
executive director Robed
Henning was having fun at his
fir t caper. "To sec this much
su pport -and to sec people
having so much fun -is great,"
he said.
Neiman Marcus provided lots
of help as well as the venue for
the tricky treasure hunt.
Guests were greeted with
hera ldry and a trumpet fanfare.
Se nd us your
a nniversary news
Whether It's silver, gold or
diamond -milestone wed-
ding anniversaries are special.
Send a written account to
our Wedding Department,
The Daily Pilot, P.O. Box
1560, Costa Mesa, 92626.
For more information, call
642-4321 , ext. 350.
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Some there included Diabetes
As ociation regional director
Charmai ne Day, with husband
Duane, Ted and Mary Jean
Simpkins, MicheUe and Ron
Pennington, Romy and Bill
Mcfarland, Laraine and David
Eggleston, Linda and Ray "
Go mberg, leba;md Gary
Kramer, and Barbara and Paul
Penrose.
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Hundreds of enthusiastic runners converged on· Newport Harbor High School
Saturday to take part in the annual HarbOr Heritage Run. Now in its sixth year,
the event is 'an organized chance to raise mo.ney f'or education. Above: Young
runners take off at lhe start o( the 2K walk/run.
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Run·ning for education
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Young 2K runners look at map before the Harbor Heritage llln.
In its fi rst five years of existence, the run has boosted schQol clW-
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"That was ba ck in the days
before woman worked of their
home and it was still considered a
man's field," Packard recalls.
She encountered some early
problems, such as the fact that
there were no uniforms for
women. She also had to overcome
some individual resentment.
"People we ren't used to seeing
a woman deliver their mail. Some
women who knew men were
unemployed said I was taking a
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dorse Monday's appeal to city
council.
However, Co~ncilwoman Sandy
Genis acknowledged concerns that
the sign might fhrow unwanted
light into adjacent homes.
"I think we want to treat every-
body fa irly, bul at the same time
the sign is fairly clo e to residen·
tial {areas)," Genis said. "And
when o sign has added heights it is
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only" adventure had parents
cheering from the sidelines.
"That is the scariest thing I've
ever gone through in my life," said
4-year~old Stacy Edlund of Bnlboa
Island. "I'm really afraid of
heights."
Stacy's older si ter Cindy
handled the experience with all
the maturity of• JG-year-old.
job away Crom them. But those
(attitudes) didn't last long."
In her 16 years, Duvall-Packard
was never stopped by rain , sleet or
snow from her accustomed rounds.
Two dog bites were another
matter, however.
She has seen myriad change ~
tier 29-ycar tenure.
When she began in 1963, she
delivered mail on a bicycle
through rural areas of West Costa
Mesa.
Now, with increased automation
and the pressure for letter-carriers
to complete more routes in less
time, the human element is
visible from the other side.''
Genis agrees with Hornbuckle,
who said council needs to "recog-
nize special circumstances."
"l do think the building is in a'n
awkward location, less visible than
many others," she said. "Md it's
also difficult to know how to ~ct
to it unless you are familiar with
area. I don't know if can go up to
25 feet, but Tower might have
some grounds for adjustment to
the strict application of the Code."
The City Council meets 6:30
p.m., council chambers, City Hall,
77 Fair Drive.
"I didn't really get scared at
all," she said.
Two-yea r-old Scan M•theis,
accompanied by dad Charles, had
come to visit his Uncle Paul, a
Newport Beach Fire captain.
Wearing a red plastic firefighter
helmet, Sean had his own jdca
about fun.
Standins on the front bumper of
a fi retruck, he explained how he
happened upon the helmet.
"I cot it," said the Huntington
Beach tyke.
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(ers about $125,000 and has bee,, responsible for providing
Kholarships, books, computers and equipment for studentS.
distinctly missing, she believes. it wn lazy and qui<;lr ijow, easy, . life." • ~ .,.
Duvall-Packard was bwn in ...
Santa Ani1 and hns Jl"ed in Costa
"They're really pushing
(letter-carriers) for more
production today, to carry more
streets in less 1:me. You don't
have time to really spend with
your customers ... lt used to be that
you could explai n lhihgs to p<;oplc
on y<;>ur route and theY. f~lt a, little,
bit better about -governmenl in
general becau e they were talking
to someone with a face.I' ~
r Mesa sir.i:e f960. She a AJ..~r ' "
'husba nd, Donald, who rctir4't
from the pQ tat ~Nice in 1983,
have three children and one ; ·· ·
Ills also a &it more·dangerous.
"We didn't have the da\\g_ers ja
the pa~t. Costa Mesa·was just a
buncti' or·qufot neigh9orhood.$. On
Jh~ Eastside, parts werc'l'~ral and . . .. '· ... . : . ~ .
. , grand-child.
For tht past 13 years, she.has
been a gener:il cler~. <loing
everything from weighing. mail 10
setting postage meters. -'
She· is taking·advantage or an.
early-retirement program and Sll)'S she'I~ J>r9b.a~Jy·dQ ~jot of tr.avcling
wi th her husband. '
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~ But guess what? Mortification
went to Palomar, shredded by
OCC , led by quarterback Ma.the r!
By Richard DuM
Spelts W111tr
COSTA MESA -
First le~son if you're
a nationally ranked
football team: Don't
wake up your op-
ponent 90 minutes
before kickoff.
Palomar College,
averaging 47.5 points per game .'.lt the
onset and coming in wuh a sassy, 57-14
victory over Golden West, poked its
head through the wrong door Saturday
afternoon, firing up an already inspired
Orange Coast team. ·
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ing 1n the
l ocke r
room at
noon and
said,
'Where's
No. 34
( 0 cc
tailback.
Eri c
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'Thole guys came
in here fat. lhilktlo
they were aohl to
whip our tiiS. l --·-occan.111u1..-
• Washing'·
ton )?
He's going down.' He just popped his
head in real fast, but it got us mad.·
"(The Comets} ~on it all last )Car and
they just killed Golden West, so maybe
we were a little scared. But it was a
ch.allenge and we knew ~e could pl ay
with them."
.. l• ,~~-0..+y , luc "It's kind of funny," OCC cornerback
Keith Burke said. "(An unidentified Pal-
omar player) came into our team meet-
Beh ind Washington, freshman quarter-
back Todd Mather and a swarming de-
fense, Orange Coast -a heavy under-
dog -did more than me rely up et Palo-
mar, 42-7, in this Mission Conference af-OCC quarterback Todd Mather (ri~ht) shoves past Palomar's Bill Aviu e n route to record-shattering effort of 199 yards
on 15 carries and 4 TOs in Pirates shattering 42-7 conquest over high-riding and-favored Comets Saturday afternoon. See AWE.SOME !/14
Sallors' .. outlook
gloomy .without
· BlooJDberg
....., Early report lists two-way star
as MIA fo r four weeks after
blowing his right knee Friday.
By Bally Faulkner
S9oc1S w....
NEWPORT BEACH
Any good fortune Newport
Harbor High football
coach Jeff Brinkley felt •
over escaping with a 20..14
victo ry over , an op· '-~,..... ....
portunistk University team
Friday night, was damp-
ened by the impending loss of enior leader
Phil Bloomberg.
Bloomberg, a 6-foor-2, 255-pound defen-
sive tackle, will miss at least four weeks, ac·
cording to a preliminary diagnosis of a torn
tendon in his right knee.
"That's what they aid after the first
look," said a disheartened Brinkley. "I re·
ally feel for the player, because he's worked
so hard over the years. He had a great off.
season. in terms of getting rreparcd for his
senior year, and he's one o our team lead-
ers. It's really t9ugh to sec a senior standing
and watching after investing so much time.
Those arc the kids who realty deserve to
reap the rewards of their hard work. Hope-
fully, he'll be able to come back and play in
some of our final league games."
Reaarding his team's play against Univer-
sity, Brinkley said, "We played as badly as
we've played in a long time. If you count the
times we were penalized when they were
punting. we t\ad seven turnovers."
See SAILORS/If
Eagles ,_ feeling
a little snakebit
~ Make an error, pay a price, Estancia
just hasn't gotten away with much.
COSTA MESA -The l::.stan-~~
ci:i High football coaches have c ·c pared the amount of mi takes
made by their young football '
team to a precious f cw. The im·
ponancc of those miscue , how-.:1
ever, has been ma~nified by
their opponents' ability to capitalize on the
slightest Eagle ' flaw.
"We didn't have a turno\cr. but \\IC 11 .,ecm
like every time we blow an as ignment. the
other team taJ..es advantage," said Estancia
Coach John Liebengood, who e team fell to
Katelin, 21-14, Friday night.
"We were out of alignment on one pla)
(against Katella) and they wind up burning U)
on a 50-yard pass play which se t up a touch·
down. We've improved 100 percent from our
first game, but every mistake we make . eems
to be a crucial one."
Liebengood cited one big reason for the
cootin~ed improvement is the staffs imelc·
mcntation of visual teaching to get its point
across more effectively.
"We have a lot or J..ids who arc learning how
to play football, and it's easier for them to un-
derstand what we're telling them if we hO\\
See ESTANClo/lf
Mustangs still
on the search ·
....., Probe for right positions continues
to give Miller some food for thought.
COST A MESA -After
opening the season without a
touchdown in eight quarters,
Cos ta Me s:i High football
coach Myron Miller placed his
emphasis on refining the of·
fen c. ·
Now that the Mu tan1s ha'e produced 71
poin~ in their last two games. ~1tllcr may want
to shift his focus on the defense, following a
42-35 defeat by Troy.
"I JUSt coached a i>90r game (again)t Troy),"
Miller said. "l put kids in positions that ''"ere·
disadvantageous to their ph)sical abilities. l
need to do a better job of putting the J..ids in
places where they can contribute the most to
our defense."
Though the defense was largely ineffecth;e,
the Mustangs continue to aid opponents by
self-destructing offensively.
"We should have scored every time we had ·
the ball," Miller said. "But we lost 3 of 6 furn·
bles and we had nine penalties. I lv\ow I'm
sounding like a broken record (regarding over-
coming mistakes), but I think it's obvious to
noyone that if we ever play a full 48 minutes,
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.. Holland trying
to get Sea Kings
i~til rinse cycle
~ What CdM needs right now is
a detergent for shoddy tackling
performance in league-opener.
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wnter
CORONA DEL MAR -
Dave Holland, in his 19th year t ·
at the helm of th e Corona del
Mar High football team. ,.. _ _J
doesn't air dirt)' laundry '"·th~ £!1f:s=W
press. He doesn't even air 11 ~-with the guy who washes the ........,.~...,.,..
Sea Kings' uniforms.
Santa Margarita High quarterbad.. Sean
O'Brien was quoted by one reporter after
the Eagles' 35-14 Sea View League-opening
trium ph o'er CdM, stating the Sea Kings
were "tall..ing trash all wee I..." Included in
O'Brien's statements was the claim that
CdM apparently had installed a new dden·
she cheme, which was suppo ed to stop the
Eagles' potent optton attack. O'Brien aid he
became aware of Cd M's defenshe plans
through a sour.cc at the laundry service em·
plo)ed by both teams.
Holland. who praised Santa Margarita'
on-field effort, sai d he does not share strat·
egy between rinse cycles, and has ~aid noth·
ing more than 'hello' to the people at the
laundry sel"\1ce. Furthermore. he ran the
same defcn ive scheme employed against
Marina's option earlier this seac;on.
"I think 1l was JUSt bulletin board talk,"
said the traditionally low-1..ey Holland, who is
about as eager to drudge up controve~y as
Chuck Kno\ is to embrace the run-and
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tewart? •
Not likely. Stcwan's crew
Stade a ahambles of the compe-
-thlon at the 1992 Divers Sports
. Center "Challenac Preview"
over the weekend, billed as the
nation'• most prestisious tour·
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§ndlna champion Mother
eAuley of Chicago, u Coronn
l Mar swept to a lS-8, JS·IO
nqueat.
1 On the way to the fin.als Piux
XI ol Milwaukee, a sil·time de·
fendina champion for the state
f WisCOnaln and ranked No. S
in the nation, was a lS-4, lS-2
victim, and Berkeley Prep of
Florida, No. 4 in the nation
and boasting a 6-foot·l middle
blocker and 6-2 setter, was bat·
tcred by CdM, 15-8, IS-i.
Jennifer Stroffe was named
MVP; Kim Coleman was an all·
tournament selection, and Kris-
ten Campbell sparkled, as well
as the balance of Corona's jug·
gemaut.
Stewart said he wu in the
dark going in, but obviously be
knew he had a le1itimate con·
tender.
"When they play each other.
they look a lot better than they
really arc," said Stewart. "You
don't notice the ball·«>ntrol er·
rors because the servina isn't as
tough. Once we aot on the
cour1. their pauina wasn't u
aood, we were able to block a
•Tot of ball. and we dua • lot of
.balls, and JCOred rather easily
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right path • 1s on
~ Myron Miller has Mustangs thinking, instead
of reacting with poor results of the past.
W hen Costa Mesa High administrators announced the
hiring of football coach Myron Mfller last winter, they
said it was i!l hopes thafhe could take the Mustangs'
program in a "different direction." '
Though the feam has won just one of four game~ thus far,
Miller's guidance toward the right direction was glaringly apparent
in the aftermath of Mesa's wild 42-35 loss to Troy Thursday night.
As the seconds ticked off the Warriors' fi rst on-field victory,
Miller recognized lhe frustration mounting in his players over the
disappointing loss, the 1-3 start, and, what I'd refer to kindly as
sloppy officiating. In years past, such
ingredients could have sparked a confrontation
"ith the opponents, officials, or both.
Miller, however, steered his downtrodden
troops in n "different di rection."
As time e>.pired~ Miller gat.hered his players
on the Mesa sideline to impress up6n them .
what's expected of th em.
··1 just told them I was happy wit h the way
they battled back in the second half (after
trailing 28-1-t at intermission) and that if they
\.vere going to be mad, to not be mad at anyone
but themselves," Miller said.
As football players \viii, when properly
disciplineJ. the Mustangs listened and obeyed,
and a potential flash.point was doused.
Preps
Miller then refused to seize the op.portunity
to criticize officiab "'ith reporter , and focused any blame for his
team's mistakes Jirectly on himself.
With le.idership like that, one has to believe that success will
e'cntually come the Mustangs' direction.
• Lil..c the advertising slogan says: "You never get a second
chance to mal..e a fir t impression."
That being the case, the vibes transmitted by host Santa
~largarita High at the school's inaugural Sea View League
football game against Corona del Mar Friday night could come
lx1ck to haunt the Eagles. Consider:
•Early arri\'all> \\ere offered a musical greeting in the form of
Queen's "We are the Champions." blasting on the public addres!>
)y)tem at Saddleback College. •
•The Santa Margarita announcer returned from the field with
the press box pronouncement that Eagles' Coach Jim Hartigan
said the Sea Kings' "better be ready to play or they "ere going to
get the snot knocked out of them."
•The same announcer openly criticized CdM for "cheap
shotting" Santa Margarita quarterback Sean O'Brien when the
Sea Kings were simply hitting him after he pitched the ball on the
option -a universally employed practice which is fully within the
rules1 He also stilted the CdM coaches were ord ering the
prbtedure in an attempt to knock O'Brien out or the game.
•O'Brien told a reporter after the game that CdM had been
"talking trash" all week, and followed with the humble sentiment
that "The Sea View League better look out.'~
• llartigan extolled the virtues of his offensive arsenal
afterward, saying the coaches often argue as 10 which play 10 call ,
in that "they all can be effective."
-There's no di puting the Eagles are a very talented tca1f1, with
excellent coaching and great fan support. But such pretentious
behavior will only fuel the fires of apprehension that already
surround ffie parochial schools vs. public schools debate.
SEA KINGS:
From 81
-i.hoot. "I went in10 1hat game
"ith the highest regard for their
team, and I slill have that."
While Santa Margarita retained
Holland's respect for ils impressive
victory, the veteran coach was nol
about to slight his own team,
which outplayed the hosl Eagles
1he final 27 minutes of the game.
"They were a really good foot-
b:.ill team, and we never 1hough1
1hcy Y.cren't," Holland said. "But
I feel good enough about the way
our teem played, to believe that
\\e arc good enough to play with
these guys."
Holland, who watched Santa
M:.irgarita score on its first four
possc~1ons on drives of 76. 80, 80
and 86 yards. said the primary
problem defensively was poor
tackling
ESTANCIA:
From 81
them on film, or in !>ome other vis-
ual way," Liebengood said.
To aide this new approach,
L1ebengood has begun taping
practice sessions, .iml later nna·
lyzing them with his players.
Though Liebengood docs not
deny some fru stration over his
team's 1-3 slart, he remains posi-
1ive about the upcoming Pacific
Coast League grind, which begins
after just one more non-league
tune-up. •
"Our kid'I are playing football
the way it''i supposed to be
played," Liebcngood said. "We
"We improvod our play against
the option, but we just didn't tack·
le, and our pursuit lanes weren't
where they should have been,"
Holland said. "A lot of our tuck·
ling problems had to do with
them. Their quarterback is very,
very good. Maybe they were quick-
er than our guys thought they'd
be."
O'Brien, who rushed ·for 105
yards and two touchdo"ns and
1hrew for 222 yards and one TD,
was indeed 1he difference, a~ the
Sea Kings were down 28·0 with
3:28 left in the second quarter.
But CdM controlleJ things of-
fensively and defensively in the
second half. which could help
erase the painful memory of ab-
sorbing its first loss.
''They're going to be hurting.
but lhcy know how 1 feel about
them," Holland aid. "I think
W!!'rc capable Of playing a lot bet·
ter than we did."
just haven't kepi our offen\e on
the field as long as our dcf ~n~e.
When tha1 happen!., we're going to
be a pretty effective football
team." ·
Lienbengood pr:u~cd the pla> of
quarterback Matt Johner and of-
fe nsive tackle Mike I farrington.
and said that linebacker/fullback
Aaron LefOer is once :igain nt 100
percent after spraining an ankle in
the third game of the year.
The Eagles were ulso plca,cd
wilh the results of a new backfield
formation, which utilizes AJl-PCL
JUard Carlos Cornejo as a block-
ing back in front of Manny Soli\.
"You may sec a lol more of
that," L1ebcngood aid. r
-.BY Barry Fnu/l..Jlrr
Ct/M f/r/I -onlY ta lll'BIM'B lllJijJ 11111
~ Stellar finish at Stanford
puts them in national circles.
C orona del Mar High's girls cross coun-
try team, known as the "Death
Squad" among victims in Oranae
County and ranked No. 2 in Orange County
Division Ill. won the Stanford Invitational.
They were paced by the 18:41 effort over a
SK course by Dresden Howell, who was sec-
ond overall.
Tracy Clark was fourth in the race with a
clocking of 18:52. Brooke Meek turned an
18:57 to place fifth, giving the Sea Kings a 2-
4-5 finish. Also running well were Heather
Taketa and Heather Bray, each going under
20 minutes for the Sk.
The Death Squad ended up as the top
team from California, finishing second to
·Bend, Ore. for the sweeps1akes title, clearly
establishing themselves as one of the premier
teams in the nation.
The boys were third in Division Ill, losing
to Mission Bay· and St. Augustine out of
Northern California. Brian Slingsby ran a
16:34, followed by Pete Carmic hael (16:40)
and Cory Thomas (16:40), Tim Timmons
(16:5 1) and Pat Conlin (17:00).
Meanwhile &I the Dana Hills Invitational:
• Sky Peterka, Jared Overton and Dylan
Gugenmos ran in a ~ight pack, finishing
third, fourth aAd fifth to pace Newport Har-
bor Hi~h's boys cross team to the Division II
team title at the Dana Hills lnvitational on
Saturday.
Ovtnon set the pace with Peterka and
Guggcnmos on his heels. After the 2·mile
m;uk Peterka passed Ove rton and led the
way for 1he Sailors• viclory.
Peterka turned in a time of 15;13 for the
3-mile course and gave credit 10 his team-
mates for their effort. "l liked the backup
that ) had," Peterka said.
Overton fini hed in 15:16 and GU°ggenmos
was at 15:33.
ln the girls' Division 11 junior/senior race,
Harbor's Gwen Twist led the Sailors to a
st;cond-place finish, clocking a 17:53.
Twist, second overall to Canyon's Kim Nel-
son, said she was happy with her time. "I
wan1ed to run unde r 18 minutes today, and I
qid," she said.
Teammate Heather Davidson was lhe Sail·
ors' second runner and finished l01h ( 18:32).
Costa Mesa's Andrew Russell ran a strong
race and finished eighl overall in the Divi-
sion III juniors classification, clocking a 15:52
to get under the goal o( & lub-16-mir\UIO e(-
fort by his coach, Mark Howard. LeMI•• ......... Gltls ~ OMllall I -2. G. Twlll (NH). 17 53; 10. H Oavichon (NH). 11:51: 19. S D'Mr, (NH). 11·51; 21. L
Smith (NH), 1UI; 24. 8. Ltsll (NH), I 18.
Boys lwliOr DMlioll I - 8. 'r. llryllrl (NH). t 5·31; 41. J.
FetQuson (NH), 17 51. Boys serW« OMsion II - 3 S. Petlfb (NH), 16:13; 4. J. Overton (NH), 15 16; 19. M .• ~ (NH). 161f. 44. J. SMlt
(NH). 1104 Girls ~/senior Division • -43. Busl (CM), 2202. Boys juniOf Division 111 -19. RlllQe (CMJ. 16;45
Boys senior OMslon • -'3 Noonan (CM), 18 49 -By Fnnk ••tk
Va ngua rds sta nd out
.-+RVINE -Southern Califomia ColleJC
cross country forces fared well at the Chnst
College Irvine lnvi1ational Saturday with the
men going 3-5-6 and the women &<>ing 3-5-6
with their top runners in the non-scoring
meet, held over a 5 kilometer course.
Jason Schaefer (15:48), Ken Cabral (17:06)
-imd--cti-ad Heaton (17.4J) were SCC's best in
the men's division, while Nikee Pool (19:S6),
Heather Salisbury (21.23) and Priscilla Dev-
aney (21.25) were the top women as the
Vanguards prep~d for next Sa1urday's
Southern California College InvitatiooaJ over
the Back Bay Course.
W ater polo
Orange Coast
wins three
Monarchs' stock on rise
LONG BEACH -Orange
COJ!lt College's water polo team
wept through three foes on :it-
urday in the one-day round-robin
l.ong Ocach City College In' it.i·
1ional, improving 10 10-6-1.
OCC opens conference play
Thursda).
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MUSTANGS:
From 81
we're going to be a very gootl foot-
ball team.'' ·
Ju nior Dinh Tran co~11nued to
run "ild behind a hard-working
offensive front. compiling carcer-
hfghs in ru hing yards (259) and
carries (36). t..
Junior quarterback Jeff Nitbling
had his mo t effective p:issing per-
formance. 1 fc completed 6 of 7 for
7 I yards, after connecting on just 4
of 16 for 28 yard) in his thr~e pre·
vious games.
"Jeff threw lhe ball very nicely,"
Miller !.aid. "l thank we're going to
be able 10 throw adequate!), but
,.,,hen you're running the ball ai.
\\Cll a'i we were. why throw?"
Miller said 1hc problem of furn·
bling center !,11:.ips ii. a major focus
this week.
"There are three sources for our
e:-.changc problem. and 1hcy'vc all
been taking their turn," Miller ex·
_plained.
SAILORS:
~ Uhl 's performance at
quarterback gives Mater Del
basis for optimism.
By Barry Faulkner
Spons Y.rrttt
SANTA ANA
-The Mater
Dci High foot-
ball team com-
bined offensive
efficiency with
defensive domi-
nance for the fim time this year
Friday night, and the result was n
37-0 thumping qf the host St.
Francis Golden Knights.
"We don't want to get our
hopes up too high, because St.
Francis gave us some things by
playing soft on pass CO\lerage,"
said Monarchs' Coach Bruce Roi·
linson, who watched junior quar-
lerback Derrek Uhl continue to
blo om.
Uhl. inconsis1cnt in his varsitr
debu1, a O·O tie wit h Servile to
open fhe season. posted his third
straight strong performance, com·
plcting 17 of 23 for 237 yard and
th ree touchdo".ns.
Se nior receiver Robcrl Molina
hauled in 11 passes for 158 yards •
in his continuing cffor11 to offset
the ub-.encc or running back Nicky
VOLLEYBALL:
From 81
on them. We didn't .1llow 10
point to anyone until the llnal . "
Stewart .iid a moti ... ;.1t1on ror his
team "as it~ l>C.ire applied b)
Newport l fJrbor la~t \\Cd 1n a
fivc·)Ct _Sea View League deeb1on.
''That really ~hook our lo.ids up,"
S3id Stewart.-"They became really
intense, e\en with the lead."
· So who's No. 1? "I can't 1mag·
inc there's a team we can't bea1,"
said Stewart. "We're beatable, but
when we're playing our game we'll
beat anybody. We really ga"c a
From 81 pretty good showing. We spanked
Barring 3 pair of fourth-down some highly raled team'i ond made them look preuy ~illy."
touchdown passc -of 33 and 24 Meanwhile 01 lhe San Marcos
yards -Drinkley crcdi1ed his de-Tournamenl at UC Santa Barbara:
fcn!'ic for protecting the Sailors' •Newport Harbor High'i. Sail-
unbc;1ten record. 1 ~ ors, led by the play of Misty May,
"The defense played well, other swept to the c.hampionship with 3 thJn lho~e 1wo pass play. which 15-7 win over Mater Dci'in the fi -
arc things we COii\ correct," Urin· nals. May, 3 sophomore, was
klcy said. named the tourn.iment'~ MVP.
Sualua.
Sualua, a sc·
nior returning
s t a r t e r • e :<-
pccted to be the
featured weap·
o n in R o I·
lmson's offen)c,
missed his third
st raight conte I
with a severe
ankle sprain.
Sualu:.i wi ll
play neJtt week Uhl
as urning all goes well in prac1icc
this week.
"We ~new Molina was some-
thing special nftet the kind of
summer he had (in p:using
league)," Roll~nson said. "All of a
sudden, we've found wats to get
him the ball and Derrek is putting
it right there. They're just click-
ing.''
Jason Rhcra, a junior inside
linebacker, was a catalyst in the
shutout, according to Rollinson.
He had 10 tad.les (nine unJ!.-
sisted) for lhe Monarchs.
Junior Mike Lopez, a two-way
lineman. sat out the game with a
sore ankle and knee tendiniti •
and outside linebacker Kevin
Pekar hypcrcxtended a knee
against 1hc Golden Knights. Both
arc expected to return ne"t "eek.
according 10 Rollinson.
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If a car's cooling system II
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equip with puaenger ..
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ploying pa11eng1r-11de air
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Trojan , Dnn~lcy said 11 WJ'i for
from the CU\c
''Believe 1t or not, ou r kids were
more emotional than u.,unl for
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lo.no\\-1f thal hurt u , or not. We
were hilting some people, there
wa no doubl about that. Our gu~
may have been trying 100 hard to
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than focu~ mg on the ta k at hand,
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tc Newport Beach/Coata Meaa Dally Pilot Monday, October 5, 1992
1 I
I
High school football
Calvary.
Chapel
Improves
Perfection .found at Orange County's speedway
to 3-1 28-7 . ,
NEWPORT "
BEACH -The
Calvary Chapel
High football
team put to-
gether its first
·1 complct~·game
defcr1sive effort
of the season, and the offense ig-
nited in the second half jn a 23-7
non-league victory ove r Southern
Cal Christian Saturday night at
Newport Harbor High.
"We were pleased that we met
out goal to not give up the big
plays that had been hurting us,"
Calvary Coach Kris Van Hook
said. "We didn't do anything dif-
ferently in the second ,half, we just
executed a little better, and took
did a better job of taking what
they gave us.''
I The Eagles (3-1) were led by i running back Matt Kellogg and
'-quarterback Waylan Kruse, who
have helped Van Hook approach
the run-pass balance he wants
heading into Olympic League play,
Oct. 15.
· Kellogg rushed for 96 yards on r 14 ca(ries, matching the 94-yard
. _putput of 1991 CIF Division X . r Player of the Year Mike Jacot,
. who needed 23 carries to post his
mark. •
...,. Manchester takes the · crown;
Costa Mesa's Bobby Schwartz
second at national championships.
By Oemls Brostertious
Sports w,..
COSTA MESA
Chris Manchester was
confident entering Sat-
urday's United States
National Speedway
Championship that he
would emerge victorious.
But a perfect score? ,
"No way," said an excited Manchester
when asked if he had any expectations of
sweeping the card on Saturday at the Or-
ange County Fairgrounds oval. "Things
worked out for me tonight.
"The track was in excellent shape, as
good as it's ever been, and that made it
easy to go all-out."
Manchester won all five of his four-rider
heats to finish with a perfect 15 points
(three points were awarded to each heat
winner, two to second, one to third and
none to fourth).
Before a crowd of 5,961, Manchester
~came the first rider to record a pcrf ect
score at the U.S. Championship since
·Bruce Pcl'}hall turned the· trick in 1980.
· And at 19 years old, Manchester becomes
the second-youngest national champion in
history.
''l felt good tonight and the bike felt
good," said Manchester, a Hesperi a resi·
dent. "I didn't let some of the distractions
(restarts · in first two races) slow me
down."
Costa Mesa resident. Bobby Schwartz,
who was the victim of a me an collision
a$ainst the boards in his final race of the
night, managed to continue and finished in
second place overall.
ln a runoff for third place, Steve Lucero
defeated Billy Hamill.
Manchester invested $1,500 in his set of
leathers, which he said was good for one
night only. "It was worth it," he said.
In his first heat of the evening,
Manchester endured two restarJs, one
coming after he had built an insurmount-
able lead, but still breezed to victory.
In his second heat, another restart was
called after two·tUne defending national
champion Mike Faria collided with the
wall after contact with Steve Lucero. Faria
said he suffered only a bruised hip, but he
ended the night well down in the stand-
ings with a disappointing nine points.
"l wanted to make sure there was no
three-peat," quipped Lucero afterward
with tongue-in-check.
~ Lucero wasn't the only rider to encoun·
ter the wall , as Schwartz was nearly side-
line.d after his spill, following contact with
Faria.
After making contact with the wall on
lap three of the race, Schwartz's handle-
bars ripped the top part of the board
loose and it jammed into his chest. His
leathers were tom, and after a long delay
Schwartz decided to continue to the ap-
plause of the crowd.
Meanwhile, Faria's night came to an
end as he was disqualified from his final
heat for what referee Jim Fishback termed
"dangerous riding."
Schwartz, who went on to win his final
heat after the race was completely re-
started, responded a bit angrily to some of
the catcalls he received throughout the
evening.
"I feel the people who have been boo-
ing me should come out and try riding
themse lves," said Schwartz.
Schwartz was perfect through his fir:,t
two races, making a nice outside move on
the third lap to pass Steve Lucero in his
first heat. He went wire-to-wire to win his .
second heat, then was surprised by Scott
Brant in his third heat and had to se ttle
Costa Mesa's Bobby Schwartz (left) leads Ronnie Correy in championship action.
for second place.
ln the matchup which would eventually
determine the overall champion, Manches-
ter and Schwartl tangled in the next-tO·
last round. Manchester started on the in-
side of Schwartz, took the lead im-
mediately and was never threatened.
Schwartz, a two-time winner of the
event (1986, '89), was one of three na-
tional cha mpions '"ho qualified for the 16·
rider (and two alternate!.) competition.
The others ·were Lucero ('88) and Brad
o~ley ('87).
For Manchester, 11 cap) a ~ucCC))f ul
sea on "hich hJS included "ans an the
Sprang Classic h,andicap main, the Carello
25-Lapper, the Glen Helen Na11onJI Qual-
ifier, the Gleq Helen OutlJ\\) of' Speed-
way and an over .ill fir)t place fin1)h in the
U.S. National Clwmpion hip Series.
NeY..port Oeach resident Charlie Vene-
gas' night began on a promi!~ang note as he
Y>On hi' fir)t IY..O heats to )hare the lead at
that tame ''ith i\tanche~ter and Schwartz.
But Venegas' chances began to disinte·
grate 1n his third heat, the one in which·
he faced Manchester. Venegas had a poor
'start in that race and had to settle for
third place. ·
Another third-place finish followed by a
second ga"e Venegas a final total of 10
point~. and an overall fifth·place shOY+ ing.
The next racing at the Fairgrounds O\'al
''ill be the fir:.t \l.eekend of December
'"hen the Fnll Classic l) pfanned.
U.S. Natlonal Championship
(at Orant• CovntJ ,.alttr0totnd•I
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"I've been telling people Matt is
just as godd a back as Jacot," Van I Hook said. "He sho~ed his cutting
ability by turning 5-and 6-yard
gains into 15-and 20-yarders."
Kruse, a rapidly improving soph·
omore, completed 6 or 7 for 75
yards, and Van Hook claimed re·
sponsibility for his lone inter·
ception.
Orange Coast lootball statisdcs Pamelli Jones · & •'Dl25-Tire
Centers
Oran .. Coaat 42, Palomar 7
Seo,. bf au.rt.n "I made an .. adjustment I
shouldn't have on that one," Van
Hook said of Kruse's only misfire.
PllonW 0 1 0 0-1
INDMDUAL 'ASSING Pll-lugmb~I. 28-47·•. 335, CopNncl,
•·1Hl.23 0ranoe Cout 7 21 O u-•2 occ-..... 4·9-0.'•5 FlntauMer INDMDUAL RRCEMNO The game was a rematch or last
year's Division X title game (a 35-
14 SCC win), but Van Hook
downplayed any reveng.c {actor.
C.._., C~ 23, loC81 Ctvt.tlM T
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AWESOMEI Mather's lour m rm,• 1111 ~ Mlllllll• co-nlllonll ch1Qllllo11:
From 81
fnir. lt mortified the Comels.
Palomar (2-1), defending CO·national champions,
were ranked No. 7 in the nation by the JC grid-wire
and No. 2 in the Southland poll.
The unrnn~ed Pirates (3·1), though stirred by the
interruption during their pregame meeting, were
ne,er really asleep.
"Those guys came in here fat, thinking they were
going to "hip our tails," OCC offensi~e guard
Bryan I land sa id. "We weren·t"'making any mistakes
in practice this week, and if you practice perfect
)Ou·11 play perfect in the game."
• Cqmplcte statistics/BJ.
Washington and Mather transfigured the OCC
recon.J book in this one, but Orange Coast's de-
fense was mo!.>t responsible for the thrashing.
"Our defense "as incredible," OCC Coach BiJI
W0rkman said. "They were flying to th e ball, mak-
ing tJcUe!> and gc tting their hands on balls and l
thin!-that causcJ 1hem to th row higher und we got
\Ollle p1d. \
"\Ve wol-e up a few people wi th that (\\in)."
~l..1ther ucd a school record with four touch·
Jo,"ns and also rushed for 199 yards on 15 carries,
the mo\t produc11'c rushmg game ever by an OCC
llllartcrbad.. \Va,h1ngton -ho, hum -carried 21
time' for l~\7 ),mt, and one touc~down.
rhc OCC defense: \\hich allowed Southwestern
to -.core 35 points the prc'r1ous game, ignited a
tbrne that lasted for 60 mrnutcs oo the OCC side.
hreJI lfcJn) i. OCCs 6-foot·S. :'!30-pound line-
b:u:l-cr ''ho b n1d..namcd by Wurl.man the "Nige-
n .in :-.1gh1m;irc," suffocated PJlomar quanerback
J"om Luginbill 1hrllllghou1. te.1ding :in aroused de-
k 11,e th .it in1cr\;epteJ four pa~~e-. and applied
hc.") prc-.~urc.
\\ h1:n Or.111gl! CoJ't led 2~-7 l.1te an the third
qu.11t~·r. OCC I.in-. \\l!rc fidgeting in their scats.
I hc~ 1-nc" that l'alom.ir. \\llh 1h C\plo'1'c offense,
could erupt at an~ time and tie up the g.1mc in min-
leeP~-'O.o.lyl'ak.I
Orange Coast's Todd Mather dir"&ts his blockers downfield, Palomar foes escort him downficld.
utes. Luginbill had the .Comete. on the move. "IL
doesn't take them that long to score," i.aid Work-
man, referring to the conference's leading passing
team.
Palomar had first-and-goal at the OCC 5-yard
line, but foll owing a run by Tony Durton to the 2,
Ifeanyi caused two consecutive incomplete passes by
dislodging Luginbill. Palomar'<; fumble on fourth
down gave OCC possession \\ ith 2 minutes, 58 sec-
onds left in the third quarter, seemingly putting the
latch on the victory.
Burke, right tackle Rob SenJtMe and corncrbad.s
Anthoni Da\is and Quoc Pham had interceptions
for the Pirate \\hilc Senatore and outside line-
backer Noa Pua recorded sacks.
"Wc'\'c ,been '"ailing to play a 1eam lil.c that, one
that passes a lot.'' s:ud Burke, "ho had o wi~dom
tooth pulled early l:ist \\eek and didn't practice
until Thursday. "l:!vel)body \Hts pumped up. We
were flying around and tipping ball~ oil afternoon.··
Luginbill, son of San Diego Stute football coach
Al Luginbill, completed 28 of 47 passes for 335
yards out of the hurry-up_ offcm.c, but Coast came
up with the big pJays.
P.ham (Costa Mesn High) returned a first-quarter
interception 51 yards to selup OCC's first touch·
down. After it was first-and-goal a l the Pulomur 9.
the Pirates scored on their thirJ play, a 5-yard toss
from t.father to tight cnctDrian I liggins.
ln the sccof\d quarter, Orange Coast's offense
went wild, scoring three toucl1do\\ n~ on the ground,
but again the defense set the table.
After Senatore stopped Ourton Qll :i fourth·dm"n
run, OCC scoted on its ensuing series, beginning
with u 35-yard scramble by Mathl!r to the Palomar
25. FolJm\ing a 13-yard ru!>h b} \\'ashington and a
5·yard pcn;.ilty on OCC. Mather pitched to Wa'>h·
ington on the option and the IJ1tcr ca rried it 10 pay·
dirt from 17 yards out Gene Adair's second c>.tra-
point ki ck made it 14-0 \\1th :51 left in the f1r.,t
nalf.
Oaf!' intercepted ·his third pass of the year in the
second quarter and returned it 18 yards to the Palo-
mar 22. Three plays later, Mather scored on a boot-
leg from 13 yards Jtway, giving OCC a 21·0 lead
after Adai r's PAT.
Late in the second quarter, Durke broke up a
thi rd·down pass after putting a huge hit on Palomar
wide receiver John Livingston, forcing the Comets
to punt. ~On OCC'ri next serie , Mather 5COred his second
touchdown with a striking 76-ya rd run, sprinting to
the left !lide off the tackle, then cutting back to the
middle for the score with 2:06 left in the first half. j
The Comets, however, got on the scoreboard just
before halftime, cutting occ~ lead to 28-7.
In the third qu~rter, the Pirates were unable to
score after Senatore's interception, a ball baHed
into the air by Pua. But af1er lfcanyi's pass-rush
clinic on Palomar's next offensive 11cries, the Pirates
took advantage. -
Taking over on their own S-yard line, the Pirates
used five running plays to advance to the 25, ending
the third quarter. But on the first play of the
fourth, Mather scored on a 7S·yard run as OCC
wide receiver Ryan Blanchard cleared the way by
stopping two Palomar def enders. ·
After Burke's interception a few minutes later -
OCC linebacker Dan Petrone deflected Luginbill's
pass -the Pirates drove again. Scrambling out of
the pocket on thir.,·and·long. Muther scpred his
fourth touchdown. this time from 18 yards out with
9:21 left in the game.
0 Notffl t.Clt!ler, I trtshlmn, brOlle Ille school recOld Of 173 )'VC!S rusrvno
by "an Orange Coasl QiJal'lerback. accornc>llSlled by Ken La11lo t0a.nst Golden West In 1985 II was llso tile sbclll-btst sll'IQ!e-g¥ne tllslllllO petfonn-
anc:t 111 OCC tusroiy tie's 1 4 7 (40.yw dash) In practJte, bul In a g.ime
he's I 4 5.'' Workn\an 5'1rd "He's not I good ptlCIJCe ~ytt. but In the game
tie's a IMQ>Cl.vl" M~'s IO!.W touehOO'lons I.ltd Ille schOOI record IC· • comphshtd e1911 ~r llmtS~ l"9 most recent bf. WlSIWIQlon Ille pmlOUs
week against SOuth'Westcm WashonQ1on. v.'10 also scored IOllf 1ouchdoWns
i'I 1 oama last ~eat we111 ovei tilt 100-yNll ma111 '°' tl1e Mil 11n11 1111 occ career and ttwd tttM 1111s season Was~ton's 202·yard NSIWIQ QllTll i91lnSt
SoUlhwestem 11.-as Ille Wth best in school lvstQf'f Woruntl'l v.1>11 lvs t Oln
Qlllll In a ~ 1Qa"'s1 I San O!fOQ C°""V sellool lhe SC\Cf'Cll·Yt• coach Is
no# 20·2 ~lellme 1g.1inst Sal'l ~o scttools
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUILIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE creditors, contingent credl-and eppralsnl ot estate •• jecoons w1lh the coult be-tonal property, itweOIOfY, nus ttatemeot was filed Betty M. Felllog. 3136 927t4 N. Balter Stteet, Sent• AN. Thll butineH Is coo-
---------•tors. and persons who may sets or of any pelitJon or fore the heenng YoYr •P. good will, uoerises, pennut w.lh the County Oen< of Cone He<mosa, Newport Chleh Feng Un, 1 t8 West Calif. 92703 duc1ed by: en lndMctu.I CNS105940t othcfWlse be inle<esled in eccpunl u proYlded In pearence may be in person and leases. · Orange Counly on Seplem· BHch, Cahl. 92660 Vile Loop tr.Me, CA 92714 This buslneu It con-The reg1str1nt(1) com.
STATEMENT OF lhe will or estate. or bolh, section !250 ot lhe Cahfor· or by your attomey. end ere IOcated al: Dove ber 18, 1992 This busln111 is con-This buslneH 11 COtt-ducted by; an Individual menced 10 tranUd buW.
ABANDONMEN,. OF of CHARLES MICHAEL me Probate Code A R• IF 't'OU ARE A CREDITOR CenyOf'I Cleaners, 31961 F545078 duc:1ed by: an lnd1v1dual ducted by an lndtvldYal The reglslrenl(s) com· Mtl under IN ~·
USE OF FICTITIOUS HUNTLEY quest for Spec.al. Nolie• or • conUng8f'lt aechtor of Do11e Canyon Driw. Sutt• Published Newport S..Cfl.. Th• reglstrent(s) com-The reglttrent com-menced 10 transact ~ Busmen N111n8(1) lts'9d
A PETITION has been form Is avail:able lrom the the deuasoo, you mull hie O. Trebuco canyon, CA C M 0 1 P 1 menced 10 transact bull· menced to trenaact bull-ness undef lh• Fic:trtiout •bov'e on·~ 15, t992 BUSINESS NAME f11eo by JEANETTE MARIE court Clerk your clalm with the cCMJtt 92679. Pleza Antonio osta esa 1' Y 1 01 ness under lhe Fictrtrous ness undtr ~ flctlUous BusineH N1me(1) llsled Dennis M. Grlldy
The following persons HUNTLEY in lhe Supenor Attor~v tor Ute p ti· and mail •copy to the per-Cteariers, 22461 Antonio September 28, October 5, Business Name(s) ~sled business name or names ebow 00.; September 1 Thi• statement -9'ed
-have abandoned the use of Court 01 Calllomla, County ti ' • • sonal representetive ap· Parkway, il'A·110, Rancho 12, 19, 1992 above on: October 1, 1992 lclled above on Sep 20, '1992 ' w.f\ fMt COUl'llY Qefti al
lhe F1c111tous Busmess ol ORANGE. oner. pointed by the court Wlthm Sant& Margante CA M·537 Betty M Fell•ng t992 Brenda Jane Johnson Oranoe Councy on SepMtn-
Name BIRRAPORETirs. THE PETITION requests CAROL DE VITTO, lour months from the det• Th9 bulk ....... Intended This 1'4temen1 WU Flied Chien Fang Un Thi• lletemenc WU flied ber 15, 1992 33t5 Fa1rvtew Road. Cos1a tllal JEANETIE MARIE ESQ., LAW OFFICES of first Issuance of letters to be consummated et lhe PUBLIC NOTICE With the County Cltrti of ThlS statement was filed with lhe County eterti of 'HteGJ
Mesa. Ca111. 92626 HUNTLEY be appointed as OF JODITit E. DElllNO, H provided In section 9100 office ot Escrow ConSY!t· OrwlQe County on Sepiem-With the County crerti of Orange County on Septem-Publrahed Newport Beach-
The F1c11t1ous Business personal repu~sen1atJVe to 250 N. GOLDEN CIA-of the Caltf~ Probale 1nts .of Newpon Beacl\, Flctltlou• bef 15, t992 OrallC)e Courtty on Septem-ber 15. 1992 Coata M ... O.Jly PllOt Name referred to above admlt'lrster Iha estate ol the CLE DR. STE 200 Cod.e~Jba...t1me for filing Inc.. 1201 Oove Street. Bualneu N•-F544e07 bef 28, 1992. Fll44804 c-ber 29 Octobs 5 was Med In Ofange County docodeol, ' ' claims w1U not e11plre be-Suite 300, Newport Beach Se.te-t Publ hed "'-Be h F545Ht -.,tern • • on September 22, 1988 File THE PETITION requests SANTA ANA. CA 92705 lore four months from the CA 92660, A11n· Kethleeti The Following persons 1' wport ac · Published Newport Beach-12. ui. t992
No.F392709 Ille decedent's WILL and (714) 835-3151 hearing date noticed Huntsman. Escr0w Ottrcer 111• doing buS1ness es· Costa Mesa Daily Piiot Published Newport Costa Mesa Oetly P1104 M-532
Nol.re Oam1an Corl)Of'fUon. codlclls, u arty, be adm•Ued Published Newport above and the anlletpated sele (a)HANDLE WITli CARE September 28, Octobet 5, Beach.Cost.I Mesa Da.ly September 28, Oclobet 5, nuit1.,. -nc•
a T8ll~ COfporatJon, '1997 to probate The Wiit arid Beach~sta Meu Daily YOU MAY EXAMINE the dale ls0ctober22, t992 PACKAGING STORE 12, 19, 1992 Pilot Octob8f 5, 12, 19,.26. 12. 19, 1992 r-v..._ RV &
West Gray, Houston. Teiuis any codtC•ls are ava1l1~e Pilot September 28, 29, Oc· file kept by lhe court. "Jou The Culk salt is subject lo { b) A a U AS ERV. 71 6S M-534 1992 M·5-3t Flctttloue no19 lor e..ammatlon •n tho f~e tober 5 1992 ate -0 person lnlefeste in Celtfomla Uniform Com· Ed•noer Ave. Hunhnglon m558 .,_ne_ ..._ South Coa\t Plaza. 3315 kepi by the court. • Ml54l 1he estate. you may file merclel Code Sec lion Beoch, C1:1f 92647 PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
Fairview Road, Costa THE PETITION ~ues1s wrth the court a lorm111 Re-6106 2 RMdaH Warren liard'"g F'-tttl~·• PUBLIC NOTICE Stete.eRt Me$3, Cahl. 92626 authonty ta administer the quest tor Special Notice of The name and eddress ol 1524 Tit.son Crrefe, Corona. "' -F1ctltleua The Folk>wlng P9f"IO"*
This buslflCss was con· estate under the lodepco-PUBLIC NOTICE the filing of '" Inventory the person with whom Caltf 91720 Bualne1le N•me Flctltloue aual....a N•llM are doing bullnne •:
ducted by a 11m1t1td part dent Admmrsttation of es. DSC ,010 and appraisal or estare as· claims may be ftlecf Is Es· Alice Ano Mane Harding, Statement aua1 ..... NaMe at.t.......e RICKCHESI< INTERNA.
nersh1p rates Act (Thia authority sets or of any potrlion or CfOW COO$ullants of NM· 1524 Tilson C1TC1e, Corona. The forlo¥r1ng persons Stllt....-.t Th9 fotowlng penon1 TIOHAL. 24355 LAndowr.
This statemen1 was rited will aUow the pe<sonal rep. NOTICE OF account u provided '" port Beach Inc., 1201 Dove Ca11f. 91720 are doing bust0ess es, The following persons at• dolilo buslness u : laQon• H1•1. Calif. 12653
With the Counry Clerk ol resem.ai.~o to take many PETITION TO sectlOn 1250 of the Cali-Street, Suite 300, Newport This busmen ts coo-LIQUID INVESTMENTS. are d0ono t>uSloess es· WEST COAST MANAGE· Douglas Sucheek, 24355
Ofange County on Septcrn actions w1lhoul obtlllfl!ng ADMINISTER fomle Probate Code. A Re-Beact!, CA 92660, Kethleen d.ucted by· husbaod arid 91 51 Atlanta Avenue JUST WEST Of SANTA MENT ENTERPRISE. 2341 Le"dover, Laguna Htlll.
ber 3. 1992 court approval Belc>tt tak· ESTATE OF: queal for Special Nouce Huntsmen, Escfow Ottic:er wile "61&4, Hunt1f)g1on Beaeh, FE, t77 Riverside Alie .. Canfield, .Le Hebre, Calif Cahl 92653
Pubhshed Newport Beach mg certain very 1mportao1 CARRIE E. HOLDER lorm is ava~able from the and the last day for hlmg The registrant(•) com-Cahf 92615 Newport 8Hch, Cahf. 90&31 Tl'lll bualneH 11 c~
Costa Mesa Pilot Septcm acttons, however. the per· CASE NO..A1eeooe court clefk. claims by any creditor shall menced to 1.r<lllS&Ct bu• Joseph p· Napoll, I 111.a 92663 Tracy Pender;lsl. 2341 dUc:ted by: an lndMdual
ber 28, Octot>er 5, 12. 19. sonal representallVe wolt be To en hetJ'I benefoanes Attomer fot the Petl• be October 21, 1992 wn1cn oeu under the FIC'tlllOUS Santa Mertane SL. f<>untarn Betty J. Karr, 1n Rtver· CWlfield, La Hain, Celrf Th• regfst,..nl(I) com-
1992 required to give oouce to creddors c~ungent credl: tloner. Is the busmess day berore Business Nam•ls) hated Vllley, Celtf. 92708 "d• Ave • Newport Beach, 90631 menced to •....:t bl*-
M·530 1ntorcsted persons unless tors and' peflons who mev SHARON L GAIER Ille anuc1pattd sale det• above on N1A This bu11neu 11 con-CsM 92663 Th11 business 11 con-MSI undef lt'9 Act1t.1ou1
---------•they have waived notJCe or olh4irw1se be Interested rn 450 W FOURTH ST ' spec1l1ed above Randan W Hatd•OQ . ducted by: an lod1V1duaJ Thia buslnesa 11 con· dueled by· en lnd1\'lduel 8ustne11 Name(•) ll1'9d PUBLIC NOTICE COf'lsented to tne proposed the Wiii or estate, or bo\h, STE 10•1 SANT• ,.,.;: D•ted: August t3, Th11 statement was Wed The reg1stront(1) com-ducted by'" lodlVid!JM The reglstr1nl(s) com-•bov'e on. Augu$C t. t992 aclion.) The 1ridepcndeo1 of CARRIE e. HOLDER • .. • 1992 w1lh the County Cll!ftt ol menced to transact buSI-The reglstrent(I) com-menced to ttanACt busl-£>ollg ~ :~;.~~b~ adm1111s1ra11on au1honty will A PETITION hu been CA 92701 (7t•) 5~ MA ATE L C 0 M-Orange COIKllY Of'I Septem-ness under the F1cti11ous meneed to traruiact bu_.. nes.s under the ffC\IUous This Slatemen1 wn flied
PETITION To be granted unless.an inlet· hlod by ALYN HOLDER eke 1254 PANIES• ber 1!1. 1992 Business Name(s) listed nesa Under 1h• F"ICtrtlous BusineH Neme(s) listed With IN County Qefti o1 K ll!d person Illes an ob-ALYN DALE HOLDS. In Published Newport • F544908 •bove on September 5, BuSlness Name(•) llSled above on: N,A Orenoe County on Septem-
ADMINISTER 1ecli0f'I to lhe pe1tt1on and the SUperior Coult o4 Celi· Beach.Costa Mesa Daily BY: Loren D. M•nh, Pubhshtd Newport BHch-1992 eboYe on. August 14, 1992 Trecy Penderglst ber t5, 1992
ESTATE OF: shows good cause wny the fom•a, Coority of ORANGE. Pilot Sep1ember 28, 29, Oc· BY: Bhar•tkum•r D. Coata Mesa Oeily Pilot Joseph P N:apoh Betty J. Kerr lhla ltatement wat fil.O F94t1De
CHARLES MICHAEL court should not gram lht THE PETITION reQJeSts tobet 5 1992 P•tel S tembe 28 Octobef S ThlS statement wu l~ed ThtS statemenc wu filed wtlh lhe County Clerk ol Pub11&hed Newport e..ch-
HUNTLEY authonty !hot Al YN HOLDER Ilka ' . BY: Pareatl D. Patel ep r ' ' lilrtth the County Cle11t ol with !ht County Cl8ftl of Orange Coumy on Sep1em· Coale Mesa Daily PllOt
CASE NO.AU560te A HEARING on the peU· ALYN DALE HOLDEfl be lrn509 Publlehed Newport 12, 19, 1992 Orange County on Septtm· Orange County on Septem-bet 15, 1992 Sepi.tnbet 21 ~ 5.
uon will be held on OCT(). ep......intod sonal PUBLIC NOTICE B .. I' t M M-536 ber t8 1992 ber 2 1992 ,~ • To oll heirs, benefic1ancs, BER 22 1992 at 1 45 p M ,._... as pet _,~ ••cn-o• • ••• 1 FMSCNIO • F ..... 18 _ .. _.. 12, 19, 1991
i ii. '"'-· 03 ed. · reseoteuve to edm•n•Ster D•lly Pilot October 5 PUBLIC NOTICE .._,. Publi....u Newl)Or1 Beach-M-53.5 '"~gL 7 local , 11 341 the estate of the decedent. t97t83 1992 ' Published Newport S.ach-Published Newport 8ead!-Costa Mesa Deily plot ·
" !::e. ~~ ~;~ Sciu1h, Or· THE PETITION requests ESCROW NO. • '"558 FlcUUoua Coste Mese Daily PtlOI Coste Mesa Daily Pilot September 28, Octot>er
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IF YOU OBJECT TO the euthonty to ~·~«the 7928-«H Bua.lnen N•me Septemb8f 28, Oclobef 5, September t 4, 21, 28, Oc· 12 19 1992 FlcUU.U.
graot1ng of Ille pot111on, you :!~t•A:,~~stration C:~ NOTICE TO PUBLIC NOTICE Statement 12, 19, 1992 tober 5, 1992 ' ' M-533 ._ ... ._ .. .._
should •ppear et the hear· tales Act (Th•• euthority CREDITORS OF Flctltloua The FolloMng persons M--539 M-506 Stitt----" MAa •"O and stale yOUI 01> ll llow th 1 BULK SALE are domo business es. PUBLIC NOTICE ....._.. lot LAWN-1«t•Of'ls or r11e wnnen 01> :Se~uitive ~!':• m':XY (Notice purauant Buelnen N•m• NEW VENTURE PROTO-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE do4 The t>!!lowjng ~ II
MOUNT OLM 1eclJOf'ls With the court ~ ctl without blal t UCC S etOSI Se.te-nt TYPES 3402 W McCart~ FlclltlMI• no ""' ... c-...,. Motluaty tore the heating Your •P. • on• 0 ntng 0 ee. E Th• following penons Blvd. F'. Santi An•. Ca~f. FlctltJou• Flc:tltloua aus1 ..... N-MA"R SHALL WILLIAMS
CNop91 • c.-__,., ~araoce m~y be Ill pe<son ~c!f~OV:~ ~:'~t G~~TJ,C! a'~tr~~ Bi~ 'Ore doing bullntH 11· 92704 Bualneaa N•me Bual--N..... a .. t .... ttt CO , 2111 Canal Street,
'>mmg All Fauh.r ' or by your ortomey. ldions howev':r lh8 • ebout to be mad• • (•)ORANGE COUNTY Joseph P George, 20082 s .. tement Stat-.nt The Followlno P8f'10n• NewC Beach, CA l2t63.
1625 Gisler IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR sonal represemet:V. wilt. The name(s) and busl· JUICE MAGAZINE <blTHE Moonude Circle, Hunung-The fOllOWlno person It Th1 Following persons art doing buslntu N C Wil If" SR GtazNlnt, 211
Co ..... Me•• or a contingent creditor ot r ulred to ve nouce to neH addrtss of lhe seller JUICE OF ORAN GE ton Beech, Cshf. 92646 d0tng business es we doing bullnels es JtUY'S COMPANY. :M2JS ene lrHt, N-port
.,. .... tht deceased, you must file l~nted OI unless ere Gene Pick.ard Jerlfct COUNTY (cl COASTAL Orville D111<elson, 26631 RENET FINANCIAL LlOVD T AND C PROPERTY Devonshire, Miiiion ViefO, Beeeh, CA 12963
.... 540 •• ·15·54·-·•Jyour cl•1m wrtn lh8 COUit I.hey haw~ notl<l9 or Pldterd Kerth Pickard Ind JUICE (d)THE JUICE Castille Lene, Mission AMERICA MORTGAGE MAIITTENANCE, 21 7~ 29th Cellf. 92692 Thl1 busln ... le ~
,. arid mall 1 copy lo the per· consented to the 0 secs Sandi '°Pickard Vlew Clean· (e)SOUTHERN CALIFOR· V1eio. Calif 92691 BANKER Streel. Newport BHch, Jlllten Llt'la, 2'235 Orlon-ducted by"' ~ ltACIFIC VIEW sonal rcpresenuitlve ap. ectlon) The md~~enl 8'S Inc 8 w Od Flower ., NIA JUICE (!)WEEKLY Thts busmess 11 con-666 Baller St 1319, Costa Calif 92663 shire, Mlsllon Viejo Calil. The r90l11rent(e) com-ME~IAL PARK painted by th e coYrt with?n adminiS11ation -.rlhor11y Will vine cii.' 9271~ • • JUICE, 3303 Hlltlor Blvd. duC1ed by 1 generll pelt· Mesa. CA 92629 Rodger Ouana Wolsky, 92692 ' menCed 10 tranMd bu•
lour months rrom the d•t.e be granted unless an Inlet· Doing business ... Dove Suite G·3, Cosla Mole. ntflh1p Uoyd Eugene Boyd, 304 217\IJ 2!Mt'I StrMt. Newpof1 Tlll• buslne11 le con-""' Under lh8 tldlUoul ~~ ~=~,!.Y of first Issuance of letters •sted person Iii•• an ob-Canyon Cltanera arid Plaz• Calif. 92626 The reglllrent(s) com-36th St.. Newl)Or1 Baach, Be.act!, CUf. 9266) • due1ed by: en lndlvldual buslnH~ nemt lllt•d ~' as provided 10 MCllon 9100 tecuon 10 the pellttOn and AntonJO Cleenera Trend Advet\ts.ng Assocf. m80Ced to transact buW. CA 92663 This b,u1lneu le con-The registrant(•) com. •bov'e on. t-1·92. 3500 Pec1ric Vl8W Oflve of the Cal1foml1 Probate shows good cause why the A 11 0 th 1 r bu 11 n es e •tea, CaMom11, 3303 Har· ness urider the Fic111lou1 This business 11 COf'I ducted by-an lndlYlduel meoced 1o 1.ransaa bu» William R. GnlDanl • ~ 8Mcfl Code The time fOJ f~lno coult should 001 grant the name(s) end eddreu(n) bor Blvd . Su1t• G-3, Costa Business Nam•(•) Msted ducted by an 1r1d!Vldwal The re9111ran1(1) c-om· ness under the FIClitious Tht1 statement wee llted .......... l.,.•••llll Claims will not e•plr• ~ l\Jltlonty uS('(I b)' the "Seller(s) ¥Hlhin Mesa, Cll1t 92626 ebove on. not ·~·~bl• The reg111ren1(1) com menc.o lo transaci bull· Business Name(•) lilled with the County Qefti ol ,. fore four months from the A l1EARING on th• peU· the p&st lhree yea'rs, .. This bu~1oes1 11 con-Joseph P. George menced to lttlnsoct butl-oeu under l"8 Flctrtious above on: s.,Membet 1, ~County on Septem-
,IE._ ll-S hearing date noticed llon will be held on OCT(). sta1ed by !tie Mller(s) are· ducted by • COfl)Orllllon Th11 at&tement was flled neu under Iha hctitlous Buslriess Heme(•) hS1ed 1992 bar 2 • 1"2 "'"' •n•s1t above BER 22 1992 at 1 45 PM Norle • Th• registrant(•) com. with lh• County CJ8ltc Of Buslneu name(•) listed •bolle on: August 29 1992 JOlien i..ntt Pl41909 IEll llUIWH YOU MAV EXAMINE tne In Dept• 703 located at 341 The name(•) and busl-menced to t1onsact busl Orange County on Septem-•bov• on: 9/23192 Rodger Duane wo1ifcY Thi• stet~ wae filed Publlthtd Nawpott
Morluary * Chapel Ille kept by the court. U you Th• City Drive South Or· nus eddreu of the ness under the Flctruous btr 2. 1992 # Uoyd Boyd Thte stai.ment Wiii Ned with the COunty Cttf1I. of Beach Co11a MeN o.lly ~ .,. a P9f'lon interested In Inge, CA 92G68 • blJVer(s) ere Mertel Com· BusineH • Neme(s) lilted FMJ303 This etatement wH fhd with the County Clerk of Orenoe County on Saptem· P1IOC S.plembet 21, Octo-
emallon the estate. you "''Y hie IF YOU OBJECT TO !tie panles 1208 Keel · Drive •b011e on. September "· Published Newport Beach-wilh th• County Clenl of Orange Counly on Septem. bar 1a. 1992 ber 5 t2. It t992 110 Broadway with the court a formal R• ,, 1 ... •. ,..._. • ... c • 1992 Orange on Seplember 23, w 2 1892 F• .. --1 • • quest for Spocial Notice of Qren .. ng o .... pewtJOn, you """'°"' det ,....,, A 9262$ Ello Frenz V.ce Preeldent Coste Mesa Dally Pilot 1992 • ,MJ --m&43 Coat• Mesa lhe fihno °' an inv.ntory &hould appeer •I the heer· The asMll being sold are Thi• etat~em WH filed Sepi.mbef 14, 21, 28, Oc> • FMAH 32J Published Newport Beec:t..1-----------
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Published Newpot1 leeCft. ber 5, 12, 19, t"2. M-608 pu=: ~ ~
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COSTA MESA 2124 APAITllENTS I===== FOi IENT CORONA
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COSTA MESA 2624 NEWPORT
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RENTALS TO
2669 S HARE
BUSiftESS a:
2724 FINANCE
MONiY
TO LOAN 2 914 Available!! Eastlide 2BR 1 ·~ea townhouse 2 Year• Ne w ! JSR LIDO ISLE Quiet M f ===:c• ==-=== $$ FAS T CASH $$ 3BR, huge back yard, S pac10us 2BR 1BA, w/fenced yard, $7;J5/ 2BA, fom11y complex. wonted to share BUSl..,~SS Lo. n5: personal, bual·
cul·de-sac street. encl w/d hkup. Avail. mo. 546·9081 $1050/mo house Beach bay No n~ t"IC'U, debt consohdit gar3s~~~~t~:J 1=======
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GENERAL •W Newport Ocean $435 t Av~1I 1011 2904 1nq same day ap· Studio apl. $550. Avail Exira lg IBA, quiet, f t 2 BR 1 BA • 723-1962 p•oval, bl'ld crec!ffi OK l-':':'-:-':"""-..,.~---1;:;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::= lmmed. Ocean side. I f'On ~ lg ---------• E'alde 2Br 1 'hBa 8 .a-c ean. no pets & great deck, gi1r, w/d, s1475 Villa Maninique Fem :::::;;::::;:::;;;::====== 1-800-362-6430 cottage micro attch • tudlo .,...t, ocean 603 Begonia. w/d . place to live wllow LOC L PAY PHOtH:.1---------"""'--g ·c /o'pnr w/d' hkup 111ew, Laguna Beach. 64&-3786 or 675-5641 rent? 631•8427 cau._B_k_r_64_2_·_3_8_50___ looking for .. amo to A oarw • • 28 •-t 2 blk t ·-share 2BR 28A pro! ROUTE. Bring In sml yd. $950 631-4442 • r ..... • s 0 Me · Open Dally! r-n smkr. ~AJO •• ._ $1000 v1cckty Musi ocean, gar, Laguna ========= Studio apt. 43rd S I. "" _. v. 3BB-+ den, yard, 2-car Beach. •28r Hou .. , E 'SIDE Back Bay Avail Oct. 4 $600 u111. 432·8966 S11ll 1·800 226-9991 =========
gar, cloan, no pets. close to s hopping, COSTA MESA 2624 Cozy 1 BR. Wm.dow Call 646 4143 LOCAL S NACI'" SODA ANNOUNCEMENTS
625·6 Plumer. $1,050. CdM. 499-1460 s eat. $695/mo. No Whit t O Yw' =========I .. ROUTE FOR .SALE Pru.Cal.Riiy, Agt. pets. l 553 Mesa Or. ..e w a er e n . RENTALS C:ARN SH,00 W(Ei<L Y Barbara 729-7286 Fr•• utlt, low deposit, 646-4262 o r 645·9543 1 .. so to sandl 2BR
E'•lde 2Br 1Ba, mint 1BR apt In Westmin· Townhouse-Style E 'slde Lg 1BR/tBA ~:~sh~~ :i~~67~801 WANT ED 2726 1 l;O() J "V(tHJ E~I r
condition Inte rio r, stc r $540, pool lndry 3BR 2 YIBa, encl ga· Gar, patio, laundry Ve nding R oute: For LOST &
quiet stree t, largp & crprt 894-8115 rago, w5hr/dryr hkups, Fae, 5725/mo. 2680 Whether you'ro buy1n~ OUIET prof non· :;mkng sale. Eun 'l steady
yard. $985. ~1 ·4849 '-========= pvt back yard, pool & S 'la Ana Ave .fE. or selling. Cla..s1f1cd v('<]Cl.m:in loolong to Cl ll .n .. ome 1·80 FOUND 2925
t-spn $1070.lmo .. $350 C''l hy 650.3237 msg covers all your needs• rent or share. Calf _G_!.'3_8;s_· 63 _____ =========
Ea staid• lg 2BR BALBOA dop. 548-7001 qpry, 892·88!.3 Vending will rri.ake yo ... 2V.BA near 20th & 2233 F•lrvlaw Rd l;,'slde Lg 2br 1 BA rich! S3QOO & up ca•.,
Newport Blvd. 2-story, ISLAND 2606 'bale, encl garage, !~==========I 111<"-IY pos!'. E .. cJusn,,t>
frplc, ;maOllKpastloo, oga·1=::::::;::;::::;;:::;::;::::::;:::;: _$_3_00 __ 0_F_F_M_O_V_E_l_N_ quiet adults, $750/mo MISC RENTALS machlnc5. Choice
rage. et · 1 5 · SMALL 1BR 1BA, pvt t20 E. 20th, 722·6804 ===·======I local routes cheap 1---A-"9_1_6_7_5-4_9_1_2 __ , patio, new carpct/pnl. Charming 1BR, E 'alde lrg 2BR H '• BA Zero d<>.•n if Qu!ll
Lux condo. nr scp,. 2br· $650/mo Incl util. Avail counyard Apts. Gated, duplei1, cul-do-sac. nr COMMERCIAL 0:1~ t 800-7G!) &8' r.
1 ba, frpl, pool-tns, 1mmediotely. 675-7663 pool. Close to every-shops. n/pets, w/d , ROOMS 2706 REAL ESTATE
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cnwest and Bolsa
Ct1tca 841 ·5828 Ke'1y
Found J 29 92, S~e1
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b1.1c..: .... 11111e chest anct gym, $1 010.mo., 638· thing! 6 4 2 -5858 palto. $820 645 6266 0405 dys, 731·7528. $300 OFf MOVE-IN! EJs1do, clean 1br wator
NEAR 8EACt\-11AY LAG 38R BALBOA 2BR. fncd yd. Wtr pd gas pd, attn gnr. am
INVESTMENTS paws Goldenw est
Bal Pe n Point Ho m e inti Boli1a Chica, HB
28A. E'slde, frpl, gar. 636-4120 S..5PM ya rd . n 0 pet 5 ,
remod l'd , '3/w, w/d PENINSULA 2607 2194 Placent1a·O $755 S585.mo 548,6680.
hkup, $1275 650·3335 •-::;::;:::;:::;:::;::::;:::;:::;:::;: 1575 Orange C $745 I• • 'EASTSIDE
SECLUDED twn hm •Oceanfront Lg 3BR •Furnished, lBA CUTE B•c k B•V
new crpt/pnt, 3 huge 2Ba, t/p, d/w, w/d, COTIACE, E'slde. prl· Country setting lg 18R RENTALS TO BRa, 2 1h BA, yard. gar, No R(ll $1700 mo vete. Non-s moker. w/yard. $645/mo.
quiet n·smkng beach =========I WANTED 2912 841·5828 Kelly
lover, furn, kit priv BUSI.NESS OFFICE _F_o_u_n_d-~-2-5-. _A_u...;!>_1r_a1-.a-,,
w/d, SAOO 675·2I02 FOR RENT Z?Sg 40°'o DISCO UNT, 4 Shepherd, young le·
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790 s f well lmpro .. ~d
for ofc s paco ~ rcs1rm
2 7 24 405 Harbor l.1kf.' view Xlnl parking 557·8f 32
ROUSES/CONDOS sq ft. Walk 10 So Panoramic view 2BR clean 2br Iba, gar. nu GOOD LOCATION!
Coast P laza, w/d 2BA, 2 car gar. no cpl, DIW. s torage. Lg 2BR 1Y.rBA town·
hkup. AU. 2-car gar pets $1 600 673-7092 $750 No Pet 640-2495 house, lndry rm, d w,
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Lgo p.vt mastrer suite.
full pantry Non-smkr.
$540 Ul1I. 722 6679
EXEC offices, J W BUSINESS BUSINESS IRVINE 1044
FOi SALE ::;:;;;::;:;;;::;:;;;::;:;;;::;:;;;::;:;;;::;:;;;::;:;;;:;:f Open .8'J·SU 12·5, 9 rus· tllng wind, Turtle Rock
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·Alrpor1 , NB. From OPPORTUNITY O PPORTUNITY
s 1300/mo. days 261 · Bach. apt No k11. rclrtg • 2BA ouplei1. quiet, lg pa Ito, $795 mo
9151 ext 10Q or ove & micro incl. separalo lncd yd, sngl gar, gd 2078 Thurln
$350 ·rr O Pvl worO.. 2904 2 9 0 4 tat•ons S150 mo
GENEJW. 1002
den, fo rml flvlng/d ln-544·1466 entrance. $475. aroa, w o h kups. CENTAUR MGMT
208 33rd SI. 692.0S38 $825/mo 4547.7540 642·2288
Balboa Is l house on Free prlong, lurn. re c~pl. cottee conf rm waler. lg Irving area h1 FAX 50c. cop•er 10c
ce1lll'>gs. frplc, parking. 533.95.,0 Al Ou•nl.'.ln NEAR BEACH/BAY w/d. $525 723-4702
2BR 1 BA E'slde re-COM p f F 2 .... ..,5 Newpor1 Beach Near
ing, end unit, overlook I=========
park, Just re d uced HUN'rnl.'GTON • Bachqlor cute, nu dee. •EASTSIDE• $319 ,999 by o wner UH Nice area, sep full k1l $ ADVERTISING $
If You Snooze... 854-4454 BEACH 2140 $600 incl uttls Oulel 2BA 1 h Ba to w n. You know lhe rest N s. No pots.673-5580 house. gar. frp lc, O/W,
, • • · ro em .,..., 10 Water Ample patluog ~did, upstrs, 11•. p;ilJo, ,ahr cie.n~ brtqht 2Br Air. kilchen, neV.: :\e" Oran~e C oun., 'lagazine
100.000 profil •~Ur plti!
2S.000 laH•li.lmUI ~
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• d nkup, S80!T650-333S 1 •.,ea ap1. pool, lndry decor 100 SF s:lJS
QUIET LOCATION' gar. $450 • 'lr utol, mo 450 SF S.tOO mo
• Rick 759 1970 Ive ms9 By ' month u11ls incl
Bank repo Don't miss ===z:====== ::==::::::::::::::::::::== Beautiful Bache lor patio, lndry rm, $825
out on this temhc op-N£WPORT 2BA 1Ba 2·sty condo On the boardwalk, lut. 2 617 Or•nge
ponunl1y 2300 SQ ft Pallo. pool, clubhse, lge bath Quiel & sec. CENTAUR MGMT
4BA. 3BA, huge lot BEACH 1069 w/d . $875. Avnil now $560 yrly Incl utJI. n/a, ___ 64_2_._2_2_a_8 __
Just $254,900, -.::::::::::=~=::::::::::; 840-2772 or 379-5699 nip, 673 6372 C-21 A Neighbor--•EASTSIDE• hood Empoflum LIDO t.36 Trteste SBA SBA 3BA, pool, 5pa, S1ud10 $500. & l BR 2BR duplex, O/W,
Cozy ho4se 2BR lBA. FE.M to ahare 3Br 2Ba 1300 SF s1100 mo yard , new carpel & vertical blinds $850 Npt Pe n . Non-smkr Is · Aslc for "Y 0.11yc.
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assist w.1h Ion Try eo DEL MAR 2622 Beautiful loft bdrm,
10-101 $2GO,ooo 1 BA Ap1. 11rep1ace, •2BDAM $750• Laguna Beach _ C-21 Welcome aeaT 3Br 2Ba condo, grenl :::=;:::;:::;;;:::;;;:::::::;:;::;;;::=::: 'dishwasher, patio, 1BDRM $600
.. a-aa7 s MISC. ~ batcony view. 2..eor * Ltght. airy. 2BR 1 BA laundry rni_. $750.mo~ * * --
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03rllng 3BR, 2BA Sin 642·2288 •2BR 1BA, $900,mo
glo story on 7000 •Q tt :======== BEST Location, 2Br. -,,....,,...,,....__,,,-=-..,,,...,-,,...,,.._ ulil incl. G a rage,
lot. Assumable loan• NEWPORT Begonia Potk, tSOO sl. •SOPHISTICATED• wshr dryer. lrg pill.lo
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da ted kitchen & baths CRYPT 1225 BEACH 2169 mo 310 376-9369 gar. N pet. $695. Bay
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(714) H2·8891 MM~ LAWN CUIETMY Beach Rentals! Nr bus. morkol, K· lrpfc. garage w,remoto 4 spaces. value For a re ntal? mart & movies w,11 ,_c_on_tr_o_l._6_3_1-4_4_4_2 __
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$4 800, SAf: $3000 NEWPORT PENINSULA • Call Laura accept OC housing .,., BLOCI( TO BEACH
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t Kitchenettes Available t Heated Pool
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CDll View Lota HOUSES/CONDOS Villa Rentals
675-4912 6 Eiccel. Lots. Ready fOI IE1fC
to build. 344 Hazel.
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Spyglass Value I *Udo Penln.su .. •
Model perfect 5BR .,., BALBOA Unique 1 & 2BR Uno
180" views. To rma or IS" 11vn for lease Private bch
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Agt. Nationwide USA LRO 1BR angl sty hm, •SEA ISUlND·2BA
d/W. frig, stove. new 21hBA. golf courH vu
carpet. no pets. $975 2600 •Q ft , 2-stry
mo yrly. 873-9473 $3300/mo. 644-9 123 COSTA MESA 1024
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home In nlea neigh 2BR 2\l!!Ba. MClude
borhood nr Tr1ang10 rux condo, frplc. 2 ca For all your home and business needs
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garage & fireplace. / ... j:~H~oag~~Sfii1200~~64~S-;i1~2;56~I:;'.~~;;;;;;;==== -========l~========I:======== ========~l!::========l=========t $210,000, Make Otter! A. i 36 r l "41Ba. ft.l..a .;.. TI
17N Kenwood Pl _... ADDmONS CERAMIC FLOOR INSTAll HOME MOVING 3834 PAINTING Jass LE-
648-02N s'\'.-.,..· ,_ but new carpeVpaint -:::=======I======== •-::========I ~ ",/'' View from backyard REMODELING TILES 3528 REPAIRS 3620 REPAIRS 3 758 -I• .(.ovely Mediterranean, $1590. Agt. 832·5695 •ABC Moving• Ina TRIM PAINTINC. YO\# Ona by Ona Tll
nr Bk Bay 4Br 3Ba, 3 Furnished H_., ~!I 3410 . OUICK. CAREFUL & cul'• Is my canvu :ounters •firs esh yr nw, catm. Reduced .,.,.... __ J:::::=::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::= TILE Installed/Repaired. Wood Flooring Cus· • RS Homa Re pairs COURTEOUS, ,TtJll'Nr Gu.)(! , • s. re's Thank •ceramic •l"!artlle .. 1.11
5369,000 642-8807 For Vacation · Reloca, Lg tam ty home, -Prompe Courteous SeMce tom Work, Neg price, 1erm110 dry rot rcprs, reas rat s 552-0410 vou,, u""·('tl(e •S91Jt~ Tom n0-278 ft-..e.n ....._ ___ .,._·Su 1 _ • llOn • School Season • comm. 6Em 3BA w ROOM ADDITIONS frM Est & Relerencet 20 yrs In BuSineas doors. plumbing, & ---------•
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wood CM 17thltust1n nery Rentals Inc. CHILD CARE 3536 LANDSCAPE L Insur ?14l63J thl25 LESS ONS 3 868 SERVICES LRO 2Br, 2 tull bath 1 .. 00.247-8209 Warden Conat. Custom · FURNITURE 11:11
=======I o .-nfront tmar1na Remod•~no. llde1t11ons. REFI~seni..'G 3621 LAWN CARE 3 808 PUBLIC NOTICE FOUNT·"' c . w Beach Cottage Studl Free design 3()yra exp CHILD CARE 7 day• • .JU AR The Call! Pubhc: Ut1U Pl•no "°"'· °' of mw Big Mike• T ,... Ser
n&R Sec d bldg ";'2 ~: Full KIVBA. p~ patio 411307331 841·20H wk, All hra, In my C Ml;;;;::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::; t••• Comm1 sion RE· c .. ~ 11\Cledl vice Tr e trim, re VALLEY 1034 parkng apes. u~ $73S/m0 yearly Utl home, "ery loving a t .. eutJ .... tored ·10 any •Lawn• mowod front OUIRE.S that a" used mu.le te Chtfl movot, ci-nup, IA
t Ill Sl800 Y'1Y 67 lncL &45-8943 . mosphere 631·2460 f um. Antq/or not, For & bnck $11.50, clean-household goods """'"" ~Hroe s~rv •51-8846
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tamllyroom. EJCtenslve DEL MAR 2122 $2975/mo. 873-&239 lBIMr I F...., 43S-0917 l========I Service. Removal, pnnt their TCP. num SERVJCE 3894 1====:::::=:;::~
use of ceramic tile 1 ·--Condo! LOVING NANNIES BANDY uwu 3710 Trim, Senior Qlac. ber In all adventM l:tlg , Re"dg, Teat Prep
Ne w carpet Only 38 R 28A Exec. houH , Plu.,._ah -...... • ... carna1i-.. UTMS, KfTCH, TILE & avall. exp, reliable, mn.n FrM est. 53MM15 ments 11 you hnve •=========I Ages lO·Adult. M ....... 000 _.,,. ·..-·~'V ETC comp lete hm I question about 1ne le Cool Wa ter P ool• E...... CA credeotleta -~2·1 ... •--totally remod. cloae to Cal•lln a view, 28 ~rot tr• n lng, fr om Gtffn Scene l.andscpng 1 f 1 __ _...., .... ~ ~ . .., ...,. --ae "'"""""' ~·1, "" eat. ref'• 100 ~-.. 7"'"'5223 ·-R••A1RS ... ___ , .. I •-T 1n g. •ty 0 • mover. """ wvkty """"'" c-'V• c.,..... C•p 23 yrs 676-2780 downtown -"""''"° 2BA. 11700/mo Cal 550l00 Me-2773 A.._.. ~ ,,.....,. sr-.__ • rrigat....,... rlmm g or ch11ulleur, call SNC. ~u·p repair,''" (7f4) H2·H21 + MC MQ-4852 Rid! Mcintire, Re Rent .. PROPERTIES & Removels, Clean· Publoe U11lltiea eat. 77tM722 RENT
.. -· .. lful· 497~000 Of 587-7425 Palnt·Carpantry~tc • ups & Malnt. St Uc Commisalon _, ..... 38 rn~•utNG Drywall. ~5277 •599025, 432·8804 714 _5 S8-41IH BrnrPTmGJO• 28R 2 lull BA homa. .._.. JS O ~' h ci4ssfeA vnun "' m ust aH, $1550/mo 2BA upper, 2 car g ar 1 SERVICES 3548 •Oceenvtew Conet. •• TREIB a S.v Oft Movtnv ROOFJNG 3910 ____ .. _i_u_-1 BEACH 1040 714/720-1911 frpl, IMllAC, U:aoi;t:;;:;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;::= -;::;;::;:::::;;::=::;:::::::;:= plUmb, Ille, etec, etucco ..... ·Lownt. Ston1ge, PfOf ========•----------:ii ---..,,...-~---mo,.,....,, 875-2.272 --a11. f\'wnlng. 15 Y"fl Top"• .. -•"'owe L1wn1 XI.""' -p 1 .... m•~ en• Re Aoo'"-a Ae-.al,. Oceanfront Property. .. . ., GttJ CustM W..-rt& •Pref'l HeuM ctaan'"9 ~~-37tl2t490-38i-1 " •1" • • ""' •• • "' "· ~. ,. ........ ............. V•tue 1M>O eq ft, 3BA 2BA. VIII• Balboa, pnthM Clbe I rtplh. ~---. 7yra H.p, lllnt rara, , ___ ..,,..._____ ... ~ 71t ..:M71 Tl676S9 v MC 731·21!>1 LOCAi R fS. 11 .... ,.
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w/oc:ean breeze•. Winter $2,000/mo, Yr suit .. , no peta/arnkra .._..w..4 C...t 547-IM4 call Yolanda IS31·59e7 ttle, drywan, meaonty LEGAL MO\llnQ Co t12443e 8 3 .. tNCJ •6:21368
28A, remod kltch4'n & round S2500/mo. 963-S11SOO/mo. 644-GJef Mouaacr;;;; ... •at a more. Reu. rlltH 5w:'""CES 3812 LQWilst rate•.....,.. BA"a . Oversize lot. 3977; :le»-527-8815 ,._.., RaMocl. Door1. ~ Sllhr-4, St4hr-3, ,,,,,.2 """'..._.... ~u notice . 650-e21e
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call NOW ••• Tom Miiier
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Detail Ofiented i f hi I J d h plaeaS, Include• desk. ut. 493-7083
By CHARLES GOREN
w ith OMAR SHARIF
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Part· Time, Some Eves & Wknds req. n 85 . On S an as S150. l50-7272 Porhlble iPil New,
$4.25/Hr. full & part time Retail 01YORc• ..... s ' '"'bo Jet• 1~~=!!:!!!~~~~
Clerk positions ChlneH cabinets. (2) I u v. n al 0 r ••• I ··-==;;;;;;;;;===== Needed to Oversee Dept • . • • S19!>0JS1250, 4 ,Chi· lounger. warantea,19 f mll'" alew-out
CUSTOMER SERVICE SUPER J .Antique, 7 ll 5 carved 60 alf ~ •. 2.5 hp,, •• COSTA MESA 6124
Exp. Req./f\111 Tune neae ec.....-6, 13 many e xtra'•· retail • •
Some Eves and Wknds. teq. (714) 720 1226 pea Lallqua, LJadro, 4 s-429!5. SEU. 11895, frig, rum. mlcrwaw,
Contact KryS1l, 10·3, tM • 1714) 7204717 r1115;~~~ .. --,.;~,'0'. ~ ~~=·;. no.7488 ;. ~~~ne~~ocs f~.-:; ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BlllDGE QUIZ
Q.1-As South: vulnerable. you
hold:
•Q753 C'KQJ4 OA8 •A8S
Partner operu the bidding with one
diamond. What do you tttpond?
A.-With a ba.la.nced 16 pointa,
there is a tendency to jump to 3 NT.
However, such action should be
taken only with an absolutely flat
hand. Here. t.he doubleton diamond
me1ms that, if a 4-4 major-1uit fit
can be located. the trick-taking
powera of this hand are considera·
bly enhanced. Respond oot'heart.
and await partner's reaction.
Q.2-AI South, vulnerable, you
bold:
•85 \/K107 ¢7 •AK88532
Jn first seat, what ia your opening
bid?
A.-With 2 112 quick trickt, t.hii
hand is too good for any pre~mp
tive action. Our choic~ would be to
open one club, planning to rebid
elube u oft.en u neceuary there-
after to deacribe the distributional
nature of the band. Thia ia not. the
aort of hand which w&JTa.Dta paM·
in1 now and backin1 in later-the
auction might be too hi«ih and the
quality of the suit lackt somethint.
Q.3-As South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•·'8 \?KQ10952 OQ782 +6
Your left-hand opponent opens the
bidding with one club. What action
do you take?
A .-(( you play weak jump over·
calla. this hand ii perfect. thouch
m1n1mum at Uiis vulnerabilty, for a
leap to two heart.a. If not, we would
overcall one heart despite the fact
that Lhe intervention might cauae
partner LO take some unhappy ac·
tion lat.er, expecting more in lhe
way of defeme from ua.
Q.4-East· West. vuJnefahle, u
South you hold6.
•AK9832 'VA7 0 1072 •KS
Partner opens the biddint with on6
heart. What do you reapond?
A.-Shame on you for thinking
we're trying to trick you! By no
standard is your hand worth a jump
shift to two spades-neither the
high-card strenctb nor the tuit
quality is sufficient.. Re.pond one
spade and see what partner rebid.I.
Q.15-Aa South, vulnerable, you
________________ .. each, Jede carvings. Queen or K""1 Palma. 8 ave. sat-sun U1 duak..
6' v•H•, roMWOOd feet ~. $20 ea. Herb Everythlnsl must got
dining Ible w/I chair• ptanta IO kinds S 1 ea, ' S OLT~H\D!\G l\CQ\IE OPPORff\IT\ ~
I ...tt 10 Part.fl .. ud 10
f.U·tl•e Hrlo•lv .-otiftted people
to .tart ._•edlatelv.
&ral•• fro• $500 • S 1500 ..... ,.
CaD for Appolablnt
714-675-lSSl
Yo• caa aner M too ....
Sales
Are You Looking
For Your Last Job?
• 1st Year · $12,()00,000.000
•2nd Year · $431000,000.00
•3rd Year -$100,000,000.~-
0range County Grand •Opening. Leadership team needed unmc.diately. S5K·SIOK/mo. Jn~
tervaews October 5th·7th. Call between 9:30-
12:30 PM. Ask For Ms. Morrell
& cushion., 4 ........ Liiac 674·9422 !=========== ~~=d~s.,e~~· r! Shade, Pine, Cypress NEWPOJtT
Ht, couch, 4 lrg . Ir.... 15-gallon, $20. BEACH ~onzaa: 5', 7' HorM, 1.gallon plant•, S1 •-;:;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::;:;;::::::;;;;=== &' Uor'I 2 tu esoga also Wlateria S10. 674-94221• .... e amailer ~onzes ' Movlntl all i..ms Oriental rugs s•Oo-TANNING •ED for mual go, blkn, deaka,
· 3 000 ate ate etc •ala, S12 00 (coat aota, frig, cloth••, No JUnk 941.07.0 $2000). Mon~o Bay toys. 3 Klaloa cOUt\ aenous buyefs only! Wolff System, Crystal newport beach. SAT·
24 Suna. Only 22 SUN 8-4. 631-5031 Glrl• wht FR.prov. hOU,. of uaage onl-_.;.. ______ _
bdrm; lrg ad• desk; .bed. 714/692-5359 patio tbl 2 ch,.; alngla
Mon W/ frame; Chair/1-======== TIDSPOUADO• or too rlc'I bold; ______________ .__. (714) 764)-3002 ladder. dys 6'2·50311· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii:;;;;; Ille mag 780-1632. JEWELIY, fUIS •
•42 '1.J87S ¢1U7M +f2 llllll•----------------~~ .. Partner opens tha biddin1 with one
spade and the next hand puaet.
What action do you take? •
A.-We know many players would
respond one no trump in the hope
of ftndin« a red-suit fit, especially
t.bOM p~ forcinf no-trump re-
apomea. Jlowever, ow uperience ia
that it ia beat to pea thia type of
hand-it g1ta UllY when partner re-
bida two cluba.
Q .8-Both vulnerable, u SoutJL
you hOld:
•Q..14 IVS 0AQ987 •A.194
Your rigbt·hand opponent. open•
the bidding with four hearts. What
action do you take?
A.-Hardly 1 robuat hand, and
only three apadea to boot. However,
ahould you pea the auction will
aurely end right there. and the op-
ponent.s could be 1tealin1 you blind.
By and large, a double (for Lakeout.
of course, thouah partner can con·
vert) stand.I to gain rnore than it
loaes in the Iona run.
e
UP To ·
~600
-PER MONTH * NO COllECTlm . *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
----------...... ··Alt 6025~=========~~
It costs a lot to
be-a teenager
these
days.
~
SISOO
SlOOO
$100000
So apply now for
After School Jobs
=====BOATS· 7011
ESTATSSAL•
Chinese bat $3000, 1959 Mahogany Ci..atc
axqulalta Ivory achffs 18 f\ <Antury Reaof1et.
.. , S3500, Q.rlant•I ve. built for ••ding or
carpet• 11000-$3000, cruising th• bay.
Runlan bo1tff $200-$5000/ot>o. Me-4M>2
$400, mualc boxe•.1--------~ African art and many 25 Fl, Coronado with
other bHUUfUI Items. m<>Of""1, t5hp mbtor.
By appolnunent only alffps 4 . l 6lc
873· 1504 722-6491
89 8ayttner, t6' WlthcSC> =========== hp outboard. Auna/ oma
FUUITUJtE
EQUIPllEHT
looks great, lots of ••· ,,. .. S3500 873-$958
SPEED a 6047 SICI BOATS 7016 :;;:;;::;====== Nelle• of .... on l;t;;•;;';;;;;;G;;LAS;;;;;;;;TWON;;;::;=:;:;;:.;;a=.,
gooda left al 2'24 SE 190HP Mere/cruiser I/ Brtatol ate 280, Senta O, Open Bow Tri-Hull,
ana ~to be ti.Id on Sun-Top, Tr.._., Loe.a ~
10-&-92, 9 •m et Mme ot ate<aga. G,.at Sid
locM)on. 752·2200 • Boat In ••c:et9ent con-
PETS a
dltloo ( t 0 pe'110r'1 CD•
pacity). s 1 o.soo oeo. can (714)84&-1571
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
Money for the neceultlee cay be yc)tn with
a fob Q9fttng new cuetomere fot the 0-"Y
Plot. Earn mra money wortclng with your
,,.. 3 hours NCh weelcdey twnlng. ... ,. ... ·-.. ,,_,., ...
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=ANDW.5=====604=9 =========~==
• " .... Kitten•. 8 wtcs AUTOMOlll.IS
old, FREB \0 ~ =:==-:=-:==-:=: home, 78CM19e
NBED•Di Oaed BONDA 9085
......_ for 3 yr otd •-;;=;;;::;:==:;:;;::;:;;:: speyed female gray ..
AC ROSI
1 Move tut
8 Gushel
11 Fight
14 Bl.MCI
15 Ntvallo
dWelllng
18 Otrl In ··unc1e Toms
C•bm"
17 Anl kHlet
111 Length \jfljf
20 Hammar pert
21 fWtugea
22 Make atnendt
24 Tot EST
2e M9«• figure
elghls 27 Prove to t>e , ....
30 Downpour
32 A.k a.
33 Flower '"
34 Old f!Mta
37 Doof Patt
38 PU9 39 Btlgal eoofcct
40 Datby, ag
41 Paws
42 Si.Ir pert
43~
pal(ola
45 Pl1c:hed
48 Small llOk\a
48 GrMll latter 'II Merila 50 Pad! animal
52 Cream -ise cucaioo
51 Sorority
supervl90r
60 f arm IOUnd el W11er holee
82 801t9l"S ploy
63 Wlcl(edneas
84 Curl, perhaps
65 HMMracea
DOWN
lV....,
2 Window pel1
3 AOdltlonal
4 Uttlmet•
5 Hol6dey mo
fl UK county
7 $Win mark
8 Pll1r0N99.
var
11 Mon.y roll
10 --on take
by IUrpflte
11 AIOOfnees 12S~e
13 Prince of -
18 Oomaellcal•
23 Kids' game
25 "-a Long
Way lo
Tlpperary"
2e Oannant 2.7 Skin prob61m
28 "~Vtot -29 Aamollal of
tmpurlllee
30 Formal 11gn11
31 Pipe jOlnll
33 HM\!)' aound 35 To .Miter
3t Enclrde
38 Taper on
39.Ca1u1ropfle
41 FBI pie1ure
•2 Decay 44 lndMcklal
45 ~hard
48 Stutts
47 Vlat'*""9
city
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BFACH. ,
~~,. Writ~ "1'1e ... a lkflnltl-
~~~I of utro•ogy." -Charin ltatoff,
i-+.+-0+?11 PhMnia:, Aria. llftpoRM: AltntlOIJ,
48 Mab hoty
50 Rum+Nt•
51 Ex'*>!1s
S3 8lg Tan I ..-
Stile
54 8ang In
55 l lberal -
58 Rowing IOOI
59 MIN')' llmea
properly ckflnM, It that IC'ltntt and
an which treala of tM 1ynthronld ty
betwnn pla1telary po11tlon1 and
•undaM affaln, lnclttdl111 hu1Un
character and potHtlal, and which
4N1a with tM 1un1lan to11ttpt that
nerythlna bom or done at thl• ..-•t of UtM h• the 4'1&allUea of
th.i8 .. _ol of tllRe Ralph Waldo
~ ... n pt1I It •ON awdnc1ly: 4-·
lto'°l1 i. •lro11 .. 1y bro.pt down te
Ea11h and appllff to the affairs of .....
Alli£$ !Marth 21 ·April 19) You'll
ti. humming, ''fnryth1ng I• going my
way!" Spo11tght on hall1llmtnt ol de·
tlttt, good fo"untt 1n m•ltt" of apec:u ·
lahon and romance fmbolrk upon tnck·
p•ndenl couraf'. par11clpate 1n
p1onttnng rl'Of'C1
TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 201 O.fine
ttrma. make dec1a1on conn.ctfd with
pro,,.ny. d1m1blf' g~•' larwt houw·
hold ptudl!CtS Sf>uth&ht alto on dlrec•
11o n, mf'thOdology, marital •l•tut
You'll ti. "choeen" fOt lttcknlup rolt
A«'l'pt'
CDflNI (May 21 Junf' 20) Lunar
•J'Kt ro1nt1d" wtth trntl. Pf'Ofnoeti·
c.al1on. philutophy. lhf'OIOIJY· f'KOl"I·
llOn of •pll"lh&al Hlu.e \'ou"ll Nlv•,..
ton to <tltbratt tOflllht l urdtn u
lilted, l"'•wr fn.dotft nMAlt. Jot« ck
'"""'' CANC!R (luftf 21 ·1uly 211 What
you ,....._ 11 hlddtn" behind c,..v1ct
lndl•ictwll C'low to ~. pom1bfy 11\atit
or peniwr. tuUeM 1.w1punry Mmory
"-A II of lh 11 cotMt to h1h1 1' tu NS.
StWpto ~ lnvulv..S
lfO (July 13°Au1 221 Yo.a hot "''Y wtlh wofilh, bul bP """' th.ti wh.tl
you •y 11 MC mi•1nwrp...wd Focut on
141ft1tttft, '°"' mltmf'n,., m•rltal Mall.11
Ll•t'ly (°r('l'ftlllt M'tm• df'lf'tm1ntd to
col'ftphnlf' alfa1r1 Ma._• 111.,nt n1•
cldl'!
Vl"GO C Au1 ll· P' 12) A""91•
hnn ,.vol11H •h\\lfl\S homt. 1JH11ruy,
11.o~n.. m.t!l•r ~1c ad11taC1Nnt tt\M
~Id In<~ ,...~"<1' l'la"tal .UtUI
\
Good ht'ahh "'JIOr1 ~wed eonam1ng
cl~ "'lacivt l1bra play• rolt
URA (St'pt 23-0ct 22) Obt11n
hint from Virso IMINI'· AgrH 10 join
in "1.,rch pany " Lift lakes on more
tt•cllln,g huf' -1c>ul male may bP just
around 1he comtr! Otfine termt, httd
inner vo1«, look btoh1nd tittn"
SCOllP10 (Ott. 23·Nov 21 ) You'll
~ made aware of deadltnt Focus on
propeny 111lu., dut1blt gooch, relauon·
1h1r. th.tt It both rontrcwttntal and ful •
fill ng Fund1n1 will ti. obtt1ned Re·
ttarch proc'ftdl C:.pnrorn Involved
SACIT1'ARIUS (Nov 22-0.C 21 )
look "rond tht immediate, outline lu •
IUN pnitptttt Focu. on unlvtrNI ap·
~al. ability 10 •!tract wKStr auditti\tt
L1nly Aqu.,lan uya, "We can do sl·
maet 1ny1lllng wt dtcldt to do!" Win•
nlng leam!
CAPlllCOllN (Dre 22·J•n 19)
Stfftt orl1lnahty. lnnovatiYenf'tl. will·
lngMtt to m.b fmh ••n 1n diHe,..nt
d1rwction Spotlight stunea, you'nr Cfll·
~ 1tas• Dilplay tal•nt, product Atilll'ft
••-• ln dynamic manner AQUAlll\JI (Ian 10 · hb ti) l!an
ph.ttta on ttoa<hlna. 1•tnln1 ,,..,.,
linowled1• of lNlntic ans, llri•nc:o.a Lu·
nar position hl1hll1htt l«ftt tnfttlna,
clanclttlln• arran1•m•nl You'll Me
wh.tt )'OU wt"' l\OC tuppoatd to vi.w
~rtttonl
PllCD 1 Pft 19·March 20) You'U
'-l!PM1th,.t (Ol'lftfnln1 tlody I.... In·
rortMtlon ... ftH '""'°'llal' ~ ......
fled Ye>t1'U ha" MW ''••••"IHOft"
for '"""°""' cw C. .. e..IUD" Is lft ordt1' 1on11h1. ,....,, ... ,,.,,....,.
IF OCTOela t • YGUa •ant·
OAY1 You h.tn wnt..'1 ... Nhlw, )'OU
a,. dynaMIC'. •PPMlln1. to,.1,....,.w.
lm1ht. ~ <MNI and u.,.ue, •·
tit .. Ind o( W• •PPMI ~'"'• Vl'IO,
S.1i1tarlu1 ,.non• pl•J tllftlfleanl
tolta tn your hit You •N drawn to thr· *'· Mutle. and 11-i. ftOI 11nlu..ly' t1iMt1
you covlcl 1uttf'HI u actor, cl1'"10r,
playwnaftt lffoni ~ ta fln11hfid,
you'll hne gnnd opportunity tu e11•
,... v~ '" dra"'8ft4" f!W91 CumPnt
tyri. h11hll•hb marital atat11111. lrav•I,
ut'Wtr attl.......,.1
Cll ........ , ...
(714) 174-9324
''A man ..-ho suffen txfore If u
ncccwry, suffers more than Is nc:c·
cssary"
-Scnca
G«iwnl Fortea•t
There i' a tendency to feel shy
and restricted today, for various rea·
sons The more aggressive types reel
hkc they've been on an uphill battle
'Nith people, so they may retreat to
a111c 11 1 n:it. Some have had to
leam the hard way when to hold
back 10 act a piy-ofJ {or avoid •
problem) later. Some Ju.st want 10
keep a low profile u they make
their ~cs. Whatever the rca!IOn,
-Ne'll hold our Oamboyanl side down
10 take a practical, Jow·ltey approach
10 gel what we want.
Arks (I Ant) Mardi lf.April 20
S1nct' your 1ggrcaivc sl)'le ha n't
1a1nc:d much around, you try a dif·
ferc nl, more subtle tactic hopina
10 lure ~oplc that way. Your •111·
inane 10 re-c,raa1111c and rc-aroup
1s the 1rcn1th needed 10 win the
PrllC.
T1.,,.1 (I Han) April ll·M11 lt
AYOid takina the batk·scat, c pc·
cially if you fear bc1n1 rcJCctcd. h's
easiet to pa• you over If no one
knows you're In the room. Wall
~n ntver dance.
~I (I na.1t) ~ ll·J ... Jt
You ~ tNi center .case today, in
a l'OOftl '-D ot wann•·be'•· Since you
already know what J'C?U're aner, ii'•
caty and han to be '" COftlrol and
ttcal 11tc lllow, 100.
CMICW fl Pwl) JtllM Jl·JlllJ ll
Yau do better in a aroup 11tua·
I ioft, I hen OM>On-ont. DOft 'I let fttf •
vousnt• tearc ,.au alt -lake the
bull by t~ hofn1 and lead the 1roup
to 11rcc with you
lM (I~) Jiiiy JJ.Mt. U
Authority fl1um arc every.litre,
dtmancl• your time and 111cnl10t1
and quiet rap>n1t. Tlt11 11 no lilht
to erpc. You'U malo potnlt by fol·
JOW1na ordtB
•
Penlen Cet 9o\#ld '88 CRX. hf, 736(, air,
August. vicinity San stereo. °''° own, blue, Joaquk\/Crown Drive, very Sharp, 5 •peed.
COM. Call 644·7216. 16700.434-7550.
llEICEDES 1130
'79 •50•1. low mlfea. both tops, watt main!,
very clean. 118,750
obo_. 673·1305
SUZUJa 1205 V1fl0 (I AulJ1a) A ... 1J.s.,t. ll
Although you arc in charge, 1l's !;=::::;;;;;;;;;;===:=
your duty lO be generous and help '86 SAMARI, 4 whl dr
01hcn firal. This helps CJ1pand your OOC:~~m/
11lcnts. contaC1s and sense or what 759-3541 ..,,,.
your ,ob truly is all about.
Ubni (I Balance) s.,c. 1J.()d. ll
You're called 10 help othm, yet VOLVO 1230
)OU feel sclfi1h -Nil h your time ind (:::::;;:;;:;:;;::;:;;:;;;::;;:;;;;;;::;=:;;;
11len11 The choice to mike is re1lly '85 760 OLE, TUMO,
abou1 ron~en1cncc and 11m1ng. rath· new tw'M, tlrn, ate,
er lhan true desire. G1Ve whit you $5800 FIRM,
can, or )'OU'll feel guilty later. Mt.01'90
Swrplo (I Ottln) Ort. 2J.NOT. 11
Your c<rons to be less self·
centered arc up for 1 test today. V 0 11 S W AG 0 N
Since actions speak louder than 9235
words, you'll know whether your 1;::;=:;:;;::=====
'-'<>mmitmcnl has made ii past Clnl 1114 .......
base POW9'1utl Aune gr9M.
Slllfttar'lu (I Atpln) NOT. ll•Dtc. 11,800/obo. -.a1 ..
11
You're tom between (eclinp of !========::
w1n1lna more mpontibility ind 11JSC. AUTO 1245
wantina total freedom. At Iona H I===::::===== you 1ec work and duly •• • sen· ,_ • ....., ••turt
1cnce, you will sec freedom u 1n C$· ,..._ '°" eop. fll*'I/
~pc 10 a perfect exiSlencc. blaek. Very gooc1 oon-
C•prkont (1 lJH) Dtt. Jl.J ... ., dllOn In & cu. Good
Powerful cp confront you and u,.., •..o c .. 11tt•,
you reel thrutcncd and ddcns1ve. ~~it. 4~~un:'"irk·~
Although the iuucs appear pcrtanal, ,,.., '4.000 °' _,...
take lhc objective slalt(c: to point to f« • pldcup tNclil, ''17·
real I ucs ancJ sci people 1hinliln1 ·eo. + CUI\, Phone
tn 1 new pcrspccta\'e 15~&408; or d•y•.
Alparl•• (f Kllow) Jan. Jf.Ftt>. I' ~2-432t I.lit. IOIS.
A Blue Monday make\ )VU mood)i
and 1rra1abl4.: unlc' yuu k~ in tdc t:.=V91==Q=Ul=IS==.====
for whan troublint you No one " nnu
work1n4 harder than )'Kl, hut 1ha1'1 QISSICS 1250
n<lt lht;tr fault 8' ac pkttwnl H 101J J;:::::;:=:=:=:=;;;:;;;;::::;
can •nd 11 will help lift your 1pm1 * lherp ,.. Perd
.111 • rc1.ull. plokup, red, 111
Pl~• fl ltlk~~I '"· lf·M•rd1 c~ .,.., ,... 28 NIOO,.otao. ......
~hcduk 11mc ~11h' frtt'nth to tlA • .s;;;;t W rcla~ ind enjoy their C\lfl'lpany v ... A.T. iii"' .,..
When you unwind, you 'll see )'Wr ch.,,loalJ RI llfed,
r'<>hknu Mrlnk aod l><rome nun• -I g .,.., ~ac»hk'. ~•Y 11ttn1eon to drcama ~~~f:,"P :,.:. lh11 '211') tlnJ"(lfttnt IM .. IC, to fol·
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Monday, October 5, 1992 •7
•
You're Single & We're Frtt!
Free fifteen word ad'aoo free daily
meMage checl(f There's never been a
better time to try the Personah!
"We,re bringing people together/,, You have oothing to lose!
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( )\. h >hc.T :;, l ')4
)2 SfX."t:ial l·dition l (>r tht· 'c''\ port lk~tch/< .osta .\lt·sa I>aily Pilot
llAU'11RIL allep IOllll· _ ..............
....... ....w..20-.. ,.,,.;:~lr· n..c.a ug.
ATIIAC11VB SWF 31. flan..
~......_&JOYS•·
.... Imel. ..-. l'llO¥ia. WI N.5 praf-..i JS.SO,
----..-~ ~· Newport a.di. • Oil 1921.
PIB1TYSWFJO,blondt, blue-
.,-. lilDMll, •iacn. llllJOYt ........ .,.,... ........
.... ...,.. -•ht CllJDYI die lllDL lrvinc. Call 1632.
SAF, lillcn, outaoin& secb
.n1-1 pd 111111 'C>-SS wilh
f1W111 illla.s mt timt IO tllP'J
thmL ma eaa 1A07.
l<>MAHTlC, f'E1TTE. llnclfC
DWFM.y-.SO,lllleks•·
nsM, fit W •S.Sj IO ftn
llei llllmDrits, pd cawena-
r.lon. humclrolls. affec:aiomie,
ICliw, ....,, ~Ms. din-
... 1'lllln Call 00.
WAmf.I> ito-.ic. ~
iq, coanited relllao11st11p.
Seams: HlllllOl'OU. pn>fes·
...... &Cllle -6'. NJS. lS+ far insy, •Mc:ious blonde. lr-
winc. CAD 1131.
-~SHAPELY Bt.ONDB, irec:n ,,.. rr. rcries. -..1111.
lillaai, commitmalt-manded ~ •UO. .,.,_ Call
..... -.~ .... 1 ••
.... .. who WllU IO IPOil
llllil be ..,oiled. Foualain \' 11 •
1ey. ru 2447.
DOWN TO EARTH, with a
..... o( dul, ..... SO+,,,.
mnlc DWM. Pi.. be sin-
cere. Hwin&toa Badl. Call
'l771.
SlE.NDER. 1ancti¥t· Rbpina
J2, r4', ecb:atcd secb SWM
10-40, N/S, flllMCillly ub1e,
mindied. l...Clllt Be.d\. ~.
INDf.JIENDQrr,lllOn& blanck
(wilhall'elnely advanced I y11111
old!) seeks 1rcat·lool11n1,
sreunded man 27-33. Irvine. c.n 12.il.
ECLECTlC MINIMALIST,
SWF, SO, S'lll 21. blciftde. lq$.
lnim. anal! bos-owner, wnw, .eJts -lfeaed ldven·
Ulftr. ttwmston Belch. c.u
llS2. •
DRP.AM t.OVEJt, JIWIOl*c,
principled, praty pro(css.-
DWr 40's. You pus1onaie,
~re="~:
•111t. Call ll43.
AJt E YOU nimllllic. 111 ble, te·
cure, catil&. aenale? S8f S7/
130 wCh -child, look.Jn& for SBM ~oo who is ind
likes '° t.vc flMl! Sip! lhU.
Call IS74.
EDUCA TEO, PRlilTY SWF
37, WtU-buJ1 S1'. vaned lllla·
CllU. ~ouldoon, loq wab,
wmals, 111ork1R&~I. reac!1111.
Seeks NIStl SWM 6'+, 33-40,
ed11ca1ed, emo11onally/finan·
cially stable ror c:omnuuncm.'
COila Ma&. Call I SM.
CAS WE WALK? Pu11y,
bpdy SWF -emc &en ~cri lq nccda IO Aly fii_ but
can' run. f.nP'Jt maic, ain-
ccru, lhmler, nnprnecu. l,OOd
food (can cook. tool). Seeliia.
uptaunale comp1111on (3 I -4S),
ed11cated, A>•1H~eartb, to
Wilk. Wk, Ind l111&h w11h. foun.
1U1 Valley. Call ISS2.
GORGEOUS BLONDE n ST ~i..3')~sab
r1t1111t1&1ty ICCllft, 11111. hand·
tOl'ne. llhlellc man 3M9. Ncw-
DWF, BLONDE. S'9'; SS, NIS, ... pon Beach. Call 16SO.
.U ~(or bndJC, laWs,
.._,Ind YOll-IL Ne-BLUE·EYFDBLONDEfl'Ofcs·
I*' Be.tL Call lSCO. tional SWF mJOys 1hu 1re,
uwd, tpar\'l .a. malt SS+ io
shirt, care. HllRlqllln Beadl.
CaD 2119
CLASSY, EARntY DWF,
eerly 40't • FWt Flo)d. pat
1*'11. rw ...... &ood boob,
lird1&,bl. andld1at-. leml.S .•
com(ortable qllld. blit would
lovtane~. ~ux. c.aJI
20SI
'W to respond to an ad?
. -
You can answer these ads quJc.kJy and ea.Uy by calling
our dectron.lc voice-mall scnke.
Dial 1(900)4o7-4377
(Bll/aJ Ill I 1.49 /W ,,.,...._ A ... ull.., t 4 ,,.,.._ QM.ls~ II
ac:b-ow pborw ,__ cbldp ~ t.fcn ~)
rrc. I 1-lot a f W'lhet explanatioo ol the YOtCe-mJ J .scMcc.
rrc. 12-to respond IO a tpecl('te ad. (EnJ.et the call , when cLrcct.ed)
., Prem 1)-<o browK through the voice ads. (oYCr 700 avaJable)
You --II )fan«°'*" IO .... ,.,..... ao tW ~ IU\ ad.
S.n1td1fc toe. aa.vnra no habdity b IM conllef'I cl or ttply to 1 pcnonal
.dw~ The Penonalt lft Wiended for u.t by ""ale ~ ~111
f'lt~lp We l'flCOll'Wocnd Uw yo..i u.e COITmOfl wruc when rneetl"IJ sntlieB
Men Seeking Womeo 1ood·l~1n1. fin1nc1~ stable, acnerous. smart. t SPUUTIJAL. SHARINO, qwd &JOY !!Mic, belch, ~ WU, ~.la'lllll•c.mnna.1aalt. _ • SWM 6'/US. &i~ heme. m· lnllS, hanaly I plllSJ Are r 1rrcc11on11e. 111m, he•llhy
llft, ~ ll9dl. w &all. cu lhcrt? Irv int. Cal I 39) Casa Mal. Call 3916
llllQ, dWYc. fatile, 11•i,. -• Wy .,.... Ca1J .ctn. BOHE..\UAN, 1111¥1~t ~ llA.\'DSO\IE SWM 41 10liJ n. r1CW111m. f.nJOY arcs. lllnal•t. pclM p1eyuac far • w A.\ TEI> Asi.m fanllt. pc> lllOWMI&, nuac. Dmuw tan.I ~ol/, tows,tn•d Ind romn:e.
• Ille, 2()..40, IO d\are Ju;UJll ~ lirllly SF. Anaheim. ' ewpon Baic.h. c.u 4003 ........... imlt.Oal.,40, .
lAn. fl Tero. CaU 4014. INVESTMENT BANKER, SHY,LO~"'ELYSWM31,S'll/ SWM. lO's, 6'1/ln, blonchshl
SUCCESSRJL. G&'rnlOUS 190. ca"k. puNOralC. rman· blue eyes. Cmicnan .ts in-
DWM 44 wadi -al lunar uc.U londySWF ll 39 far ldhsera.•inai•c,lla1dcr lady
.... (1111 llllil bndlh., """ ~~It 'mmiin&flal~~ ~ toww* CGr'lllllMIDalL .... .... ru &c.c:b. Call 312&.
¥9&Call~
STnl. I. FIOO ....... far GliT lEA1J SWM 2'. 6'/16S,
-DWM4lSfBSledyf«Mar ~ar .... SF 20-26, lml SWM, D, NIS. more ill
-..... cniile thU ...... ....... belle. Or-. c-y. .-...r.m. .........
......._ i.... TCllTlllCL Call Call 3097 . -"""-·Call 'tn. 41SL
DliGlf.ED, 16. r1~m ... PROFESSIONAL. DWM, NI
• _. TALL6'f Oreton-..c nrv• blnMucmsllhllllc MSF. S ......... &OOll~MY
Mrild. N4, "8bk.no.,_ Uk•*'-.. ...... ~ ,_. 60'I. S'7/IJUJ, -m.
denu, J 9S6 Scorpio. tocta) -~lftllllC. ~-illldlcm. &i}DYI .-. '°"· =-i:(IH~:-" ICll a-ti. Call 3J61. ....... ~s.ta
~ -'fr/ pnuy, imelli&• lldy, .............. t: IS WHAT YOU fl .. ar lwff in:1eir n '° tlwe. for= .-..w..1.ncnllld IO •'f impoNl'll? (1 .. , yOll *1(1111~
• ~ wt ca bG&h "°" liktttb.ClilNfnldiMlrld a.di. Call '617.
'""' ' ,.,.. Balloa 1 .. .,...,.. Me: pd·loabw, II . i..t..Ca1Jf1t. ...... ~--.... VEIY YOUTIIRJL SWM,
N. Cena You:» SIXTIES..-....Kll ......
tl>NDT, SENSIT1Vli DWM •s~.,.... llaidlr, dlic. -we llldy, 4S
40.M.~ .. r.u..-. a • yOll mi ""'" t:J Cot rn.ndlliip. ~Call ......... ~--tboul.l...Clftt Cd•"2. 71l. far,_, .-:c. l.Alll& a-ti. CUL 'TVlfJ), WI'/ ....,_, DWM, CHRISTIAN, N/S, c.u 4115.
r:;MM ~ tl'lllllCIM JUST '°· f<ilA d1•oreed. ,..
AcnVI SWM 34, S'Sn55. WM~ 40(\oob JO) lllleks r::.-~•llllh-. ,..._.w .. ~ bcUifld i.ty. •'130'1. ~ • r11n, bus1neu OW'IM:f. ·===--8eadl. ~ •297. ~ '"' .. ly. '°' .. pl 10 .. L no.a Cal 'CJC?I.
.... '"' fOllmc:e Md,.. TAU., DAU. handlorne 32. CO!\.~S!C..~~ ~ ,_ VallcJ. c..11 S'l~SI. Gil HClllOn 11U 93
1611. Serb~ top61y w1'h miadld, DWM, 31, S1, 15.
~ unc. Call 3&SI. .,~..., &ood l .... ~
UNlQUB SWM, co.1futeni, &lends. s... /uta. c..113517.
inm. MCW9. •tnCWt. fUOll .. C\lT'F. SIM 34, tlcnder, 1111
SUCCESSF'Ul. SWM 27, ec1, ..... ,..... .... II i..e.~......,, . ...," ........... ..,. -.i-....nh.~ .. nnoed..,. WI~ llild
..a,a«...-SFM~ )o.. o( hf• .... c. lml. lunor, c:m• ......... -.c-• ..._,,...._~I IMK'll•• SIF. U.. CAii t1..,11111=1yr-.;..._
"11. 3971. .... ha~-~ SF. 11 l7, .W :ft'.:
A1TOINliYISUlf'El 32, tDVINO, SPllrT\IAL. ~· om al lhc OJI'!"• I •
SWM 6'/\'10, dlwt tu, had 11r1C111y minded ---o( 1111 ~ Lq a.ca.. Call
~..._.lftdfllMy ~....,., ......... 1. 3471 . N.6M'1W.lnnllld ... i\r. ...... I..., I-. $1118-ll Call IMrtll.SWM s.---ild. SWM. 21, -.. swnIF, u..
)993. ill~ t'a .. caiditaan,'tl II JO, wtlo .. NIS. .,.., Ill .ui
1•s.~w • .,...1 Wfll~I 0.. M-. Call
A1TlAC11Vi. SENSUAL. Ion• ror • wi••· 10•1111. )~.
..,.. SW 27, _, ..... 111111'111. ... A t •• tpl'I
MUSE WANTF.D "°'"' ... -..;,... ........ ,.. llMllJ ""'"' --. ... 111f r-. tr.-. Cell ( ...... !) = rllll. " ,.. .-i. l'OllloDK, ..ay, ...
'199. ...... -:: ......, ..... ..... _,., SWM Jl,-. .. '° ............ .....,, couildn. NM> ...
CHlJS11AH SIG.I DAD. fullila-. ... -•tl ..... r:::SWF~~
........ ,7M.6"21ll0.,,.. "' ....... ~ iMU9 for '°"I wm ,.. ............ . . ...,. ..... . .. ~c:r,...,.. .......... ,...:t.:r.: .. ....... .,.. an.ai.. ..... ~ ,_ ..,..., ...... --. ....
KA.~SJM.)2 ...... .. ~ ....... ....................
• SWP _.. , '--· :t;.~ .. -" .t.~~r .. ~ ...... clllW QI. lq. r...~ '"' ... 1i. r .. i...
• ia...c.....auM1. .... .,., :=: "•' • 'ti -.c.... ~ .. .:' .. hfe·l•& ....... Call Sl.
. 'IWIDIOMI. aorwmc ~ ...., ...... =z:i STARU SWM ~ .......... ..., ..... . .......... ...... .... .............. -' Ji/140 '"'..., .................... _... M~ I ft .,_,,,. ....,..~ ~ .
( ,
V&IY AmACTIVE DWF
30, S"'120 lllleks m111n tea·
tioftlbip With HID ...... •· ll'llllYC~-31·3l
liv111e. t.l.1 1116.
DO YOU f.>tJOY life, ldven-
turw, people? An YOll confi.
den? Oo yiiu like'° lau;i ?Then
aeU Ibis SWF for Q01112111ion·
thip. lrvN. Call I S96.
WIDOW, WF 70L a~ive,
edutlleCt. thm. blOllllCIFem
eyes, S1', 0""11 ~. 1Ctl¥C .a. compwo11. Calla Mm. Call 2662.
SWF 14, long red hair, Ill !Al'"'
dcr, preuy, llheklc. NJ.;, pro( es·
SiOlllJ, UQ pd. couruy l'lllSIC
Jover ICd.ir1& eckicaled, bnuly·
GnallCd, iaU &Cldenmn iD late
20's. lrvnc. C.11 1461
TALL, ATTRACTIVE
BLOSDEliltes casual u'*Cll as r Illa' lh1111t " hf c. If )'OU 're one
rlRC man bttl*ctn •l-60, llll'IC·
~e. 1t1.1wc, fun, like IO 11\llh,
• spoil Ind be spoiled, rd tikeyOll
IO be the ruu lh111& Ill my bfc.
C.U lhd NJSll> SWF. Newport
Beach. Call 2169.
BRJGITT. DIVERSE. profcs.
uni SWF, NJ.;, JS, Bnv'IW,
ptlllt, C011nuy·clUS1cal~ cy·
clirc·lhtaire. Stdi1111 SWM.N/
S, JO.J9, dtpeed, sincere, tom·
lllUIUcall~C, lady ror COll'ltlit·
lnlllL lrvint. C.U I S06.
T Ail, EAJt LY 60's prof es·
MOml, indtpaidair., seeks M
CICllT'1llllllP over SO. Hwnar, Ill·
telli&tnee. curios11y IWllJ re-
qllnrntfllL Balboa. C.ll l7S4.
SECCRE.,STA.BLE.preuy.out· iocnc. 1nd11101111 values, in-
rCSSIClllll SWF 31. S6112S f.ti.
JO'f1 OU tcloon, lCIVllS, beach
wllU, lllllSIC, be~ bes& fnends.
bicyd~ ~ teelft, Clf• ~· .tfecl1cllWV, atilt, ~a lly IQlve, fanuly oncrned
SWM for ainwntlled rdltioo·
tlup. CCllU Mesa Call 1947.
TRUE CAUR>Ri\'lA~. SWF
blonde. pen e,a. S7Ahm ~/ s I lu.t wonq OUI, cwdoon,
..... invC!l 11111 pwa.. lrvnc.
Call 19SO.
OOOD TillNGS come 1n small
pickage1l PcHe, preuy DWF
37, look101 f« man wiwvm
heirl. l1U&hm& eyes nl a&hlc:11c
buald. lrwine. Call 1192..
Cl.TE, PE1TT'E adllc:llc SWF
19, S'l/100 ~ fOJ 1ane·
uve, lllhlc:llc, romanuc SWM 6'
20-27.J111111anc1on Beach. C.11
. IJ.40.
PRBTTY,' PASSIONATE,
PROFESSIOl'iAL. 39, S'l',cJS,
dc:sltU hlndsome ~JSID dasi·
ICl m111 of mtllllS for commit·
menL Newport Buch. Call
19<11.
CUTE, PETITE IOS, Iona
blonde halrAlr~ eyes, likes
dllUll&. dancins. lly111g. beach. ~ Seal Beach. Call 2071.
CllUNK Y M0~1CEY 11n&)e
Oristilll lnOfQ 40 ~ Ill·
perrnlll. Jouin.&. beach. am· ma1s. ~A boob. S'S/ISO,
bmA>lue. CCllUMCSL Call 2076.
OH MA Gocll llcallhy, llhlt.ttc
and cnapic toronty chick I
wn a b11 IUllc:ll~ l'unk! llun·
llnJlon 8tach. Call I ml
BCITE MIDLER pcnonalaiy,
butrCIClllbk.Am ~fin>.
(ClflC?lal WOlll2l1 wi1h ftllll'IRI
mu1d seeks advcnt11rcsomc,
good-l'llmonid, m1Slll¥C, wdl·
tdJUSled ma&chmg bookend. ·
Mu. be fit • nn. NIS, pd nawted. po11tivt 11111 open. •S.
S9 Lq Beach. Call 29S7
A1illAC11VE. PIOF£S·
SIONAL SJF. N/S, 37, S'l'/
108' Sects 1dven1uro11t,
bn&)l.. lllhlellcaDy incbned. cul·
lmnc. Call I 9'7L
BEAUTIFUL, HEALTHY
CtrislJan DWF 31 loGtlR& for
hllldlomt, ~~ heald!y
C!l'ISlian DWM ll!IOmCY. 39.
l'M LOOKING for '" ldven-to belp mt ace my t.sA T. Love
lllm, yes COlllnlued, lnlstll\& Onst. kids. laWlll lki111&. lhc·
nilaiONhip. I~ YOllR& 40, aiie, lltt, rl'IHIC, spona, IJ'tvel, char· •
cuddleable, aeauve S'4/I 04. • 11)' '*or\. wcd1111-ou1··~ pd Will S'IO • over. succeu· life. Fricnds fnt, lalA!t?? ltvulc. ru1.NJS"A>,nod9l~lo¥t1d!. Can 1668.
Colla Mesi. Call 2369
A1iRACTIVE PROFES
SIOSAL SWF, NJSID •I""
JOYS 1otr. ICMIS atlS, na1urt,
1.ravel. Desires fnenclslup, com·
mllmenl w llh w1ay, sincere, all!·
lttic, SC1am profcsslOR.ll WM,
NJSID, 3S-SO. lrvinc. Call 1273
B EAliTIFUL 111S1de and OUI,
SJF •O, m111 sp1111ual part
nc:r. rm a good Cncnd,affCCllOll·
lie, 111 pea shape. like to ...
f.tiP'J "1U.SIC. rnoYICS, dancing,
seminars, w1lkinc. /'lie1Wpon
Beach. Call 2397.
ATTRACTIVE SWF4 I, worts
12 11.Cp progrwm. Seeks an 11 •
171Cl1Yt JS· SO man 111 r~ery •
lrw111t. Call 2070.
SMILE! Very ptttty, CWYl.
ccous,paile. bruncue rune, 39,
S'2'/IOS. F.nJOYS ll'IYd, lhc arts,
music, MW adYa1llltd, ltii&h·
I.tr and l'OINnCC. Dcsircs l"'
fcaicNI &cnalQ!1111 '°' rd111on· .qi. Irvine. Call 1161
CASUAL HOMEBODY, DWF
SI lowe1 Cll!lf>lRl.r~ cock· V.. p-daling .ms someone
IO do lhcm '*Ith. Com Mca
Call 2805.
LOOKING FOR a nutunng
fnend Ind aJ01PIOllllft w1lh pol•
sabtl•Y om~ too! I'm I DWP
SI . tookma for lllmrlOOC 4s.60
tolhlRqiat.1y11mt111idi. Lona
Bead!. Call 2SSS.
SOISll WF. inm. ICllYC, CllJOY'
concerts, plays, lhc ouldoon.
ltow bou1 y<111?, lel's 1a to-
gaher. Wc::111n1:1acr. Call 27Sl
PERSIA~ WA.\'1'£0-Belw·
NI blonde wilb vem C)C:S. 30, .as handsome, cGlc:atcd, -
bilious, r.mly-onc:nicd fina&
c11lly indqlendalahecure S.\4
30 SS for fun. ira.cl oenturc.
TAU., SLf..\'OER 40'S NIS.
11tncuve, pats1onatt tboll1 hfe
SWF Wll1IS to meCl cam1-hon·
esi. successful man for fnend·
slup and romance. L.ona Beach.
Call 21!7.
CA~NG,AF'FECTIO~AT~
airnnumao vc, non rT'A ltN IJs.
UC, straa&)ll, neat, lll.rltllYC,
degreed SF clcsll'CS oommnmeru
11r1th 40's·SO's s~ countcrpan
Lona Beach. Ca11201s.
TALL (6'), A1TRACTIVE
1W1dow, young .54, N,5, seeks
financially secure 1cn1leman
'*'lb a wide ranee of ltlqesu
'*"° CllJOY' hft Hun1111g1on
Beach. Call 26SS.
ATl"RACTIVE l'\S1DOOl.i<1'.
DWF, 39, S'?/1311 Seeks ~IS
WM, affec11onaic, sponllnCOllS,
hkcs qualuy umc, outdoors.
Diamood a.. Call 1580.
SWF. NJ.i. SS, S1', ClASSY,
romllllic. popcomJclwnpagnc.
EMs.ClassK&L Scdu67 t , SO.
6S. Sll1Ctl'c, bones. educated, bwnorous, COll\mlll'ICd (nmdf
14ctunepimcr. MJSSKIR V11t.p.
Call 2S17.
YOUNG SO. BLOSDE, S'6'/
112. seeks man ewer SO, '*M ·
4 IO en py fun Ind pl)SSlblt
rdllJOllSlup. Cotia Mesi. C.D
119S.
ATTRACTIVE, F\i':\'SY SWF
20, .ts SWM »2S ror IJll·
llCS, ~•es, fun. hvllllt.. C.lJ
109S.
CASUAL.CONTE.Vl'Tonmoy
DWF 0 , ~t. prtsenlllble
leaChtr "''"' young dulci-cn leeks ~. flaiblc &-icnd?
Scwpon Besch. Call 214,
I A.\i J'EWISll 3.S/S7'. aanc·
\l~e, alhlCC1Jc. 11r<111y. 1bloh11dy
WOftdeuful Ind paf ct 11 fl!lfrj
'WI)'. I -Id lib IO lllCICl 1 le'W·
nil 111111 who •111 i.mor me
whcri I 1a lib 11us1 r\cwpon
Bead!. C.Jt I IU
PROFESSIONAL SWF SJ, N/
S tnJO)'t Olltdoon, nvd, lat-•
nas. 5«tl S1111e 111 male. lhin·
tin&IOll llarbollr. Call 2701.
Af,GRESSIVE BllT CE.\'JU
WF4S,N/SrtlOlios-s,scnsc
of hwmr. •ll IO ewtb. tired of
ptncS. spoRtaneollL Scd1111g
somi:one 1oshln hf e's ~rm Los At.nnos. Call 236l
PRETIY PROFESSIONAL
DWF, -:\IS, 45, tm1, unaiaim·
ben:d, love iemu, spons, 1111-
mals, rtSU\UllU, wnc, laagh·
· 1cr, aff ecllon. un.tlJ 1gen1 con. er·
sa11on,11avd,more Tu$U!.ull
2391
L'I SEARCll OF ~AN· S1rOn1
bul emit, finn and smooth, hb-
t{ll I, hbmung, keen. kl~cr.
kltld. AFpacbgc ~den SWM.
25·30, S'9 6'. llop1111 for becl·
1iful dd1vay f-111t.. Call llll
RA VF..'I lij~llfJ) uulhgCll
SWFsedi~cornp11.1-
100, 25+, 10 explore ftvonlt
haunts. So 111n g9ds or ctup. ·
Long Beadi. Call 1476.
80s BAD, 90s WORSE? Let's
fil · tha&' Progrtssivt,
egahur2t11, bright. KnSlti•e.
calll.IOUI F Sedi 1111 Sll!lllr M
21 IO YOW"C 31, fncndsh..p. dlClp
C11hu~1111-maybe I pHSIOO
•orth the •a11. Hunungton
Bead!. Call 1140.
NEED BALANCED LIFS,
wth, healthy tn•l'lll'11lC'l, big
record coUecuon! I'm 20. B11ena
Park.. c.u 1146
CREATIVE, ATTRACTIVE.
DWF. 30, ~ spcaa1 fnc:nd·
slup w1lh 1n1etCSU11& 1Tllll. Hun-
llnJIOll Beach. Call 1663.
BLOSDEWRJTER39SEEXS
gcniltman (0< lhtallc,
Beacb111~, concens. N/S,
hcallhy, \a>crolls H lftlftCIOll
Bc:ldL Call 1912.
lf 1 WEJt E Bl..L'iD, •lw 1IJoWd
I 1C1C when l (aced you? If I
weredeaf,how would you com·
ffi FAX YOUR PERSONAL AD TODAY!
-w..ewidlmc? lam•blftl
.. deal, but i-• r know lhaa YOll tft tean& l ._.., Or
qc. Call IS29
LOVE LIFE. F'RJE.\DS, ._
~. today Ind IGrnol'·
lfi! OWF, SJ, S'••, 1111'1C11v•.
bnp w11h pl sense or ha·
mer. 0-e gc:n11emtn •S. SS. N/S, IO lhare ciinq OUI. COii·
ecru, mova, crnel and pd
comcn&llOn. !rv111C. C.lJ ll61
ARE YOU SPO\'TA.\EOUS,
spn1ual, say and siren' Are
you ian, so.sh, t\IS wnh a flbu .
,lws 1e11SC o(humor? I wn. lels
cscapl!: Costa Mesa. Call 2620.
ATTRACTIVE SBF, 37, S'S'.
seeks 1ntcll1gent, seas111•t,
SBM, 31+. 6 + fur &u:ndsl:up
and po91ble relataon1hip Lona Beach Call 2349
SWF, 24, BLO~DE, BLUE
EYES, S 8", model figure, likes
t-=h, sunsets. and a &ood tme.
Newport Beach. C.U 128S.
MARRl.AGl:.·Ml,'DED S'S"/
llS. 32. bn.ineae, SWF. ~IS. trappy and bcahby lcd111& f «
11me. Vay alll'ICll•t. al!'ea.on·
lie. tuy, Olll&OIJ\I. and ptiysi·
cally fiL Good comm11mc:t10r.
lo~u children t11d anirnals.
CIT1Sl1111 values. Silcccshil ta-
mer, now ready to build tirq.
ful!ill111& rellllonslup I~ 10
l'mnlly T llSln Call IS" ,
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UCLA researchers find changes in brain fun ctionin·g after behavior therapy for obsessive -compulsive disorder
F or the first tjmc, researchers at the
UCLA School of Medicine have
shown that brain metabolism and
functioning change as a result of behavior
therapy just as they do with drug therapy
for the treatment of a mental illness,
obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
• _Changes in the right caudate nucleus,
which serves as a thought-regulating
center in the brain, after behavior
therapy are similar to changes after drug
therapy for OCD.
The UCLA stu~y of OCD was
conducted at the UCLA Neuropsychiatric
· Institute and Hospital and is one of
several brain imaging studies of OCD
reported in the September issue of the
Archives of Cener~I Psychiatry.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder, which
occurs in about 2 percent of th e
population, i~ characterized by
unwanted, uncontrollable thoughts that
may cause a person to behave
· compulsively to reduce the anxiety
produced by the thoughts. (Common
obsessions center around sanitation,
contamination, violence and sex. Hand
washing, checking doors and stoves,
staying at home and hording ne\vspapers
arc only a few of the more common
compulsions of OCD patients.)
"Since behavior therapy can produce
changes in behavior similar to those seen
with drug therapy, it is not surprising that
changes tn bfain functioning, such as
glucose metabolism that we now see
with the aid of PET, would also be
similar," said Dr. l ewis Baxter, associate
professor of psychiatry and biobehavioral
.sciences and principal .investigator of the
UCLA study. "This is akin to brain
function changes that have been shown
previous!~ at UCLA and elsewhere
following learning."
The UCLA research team conducted
before-and-after positron emission
tomography (PET) scans in two groups of
patient volunteers with OCD wf1o were
treated· with either medication alone or
behavior therapy alone to determine if
there were changes in how the brain
used glucose, the main energy source of
the brain. After approximatefy 10 weeks
of treatment, a majority of patients
showed a significant change in caudate
glucose metabolism. This included seven
ourof nine patients i11 the drug therapy
(Ouoxetine hydrochloride, also known as
Prozac) group and six of nine patients in
the behavior therapy group. Neither
normal control subjects nor OCD
patients who did not respond to
treatment showed any significant change.
The changes documented in the OCD
study took place in the caudate nucleus,
part of the basal ganglia region of the
Painful bladder con d it ion could
be a sign of interstitial cystitis
For three years, Susan lived with
a painful bladder condition that
tested negative for infection and
would not respond to antibiotics.
She consulted two gynecologists, a
neurologist and several urologists,
all of whom misdiagnosed her real
problem: Interstitial cysti tis.
Antonio Alarcon, M.0 ., a
urolog1)t on staff at the Santa
Ana-based Coastal Communities
Hospital, said that although about
one 1n every 260 American women
suffer from 1t, interst1t1al cyst1t1s
often goes undetected.
"The symptoms are similar to
those of a urinary tract infection,
bu t because interstitial cystitis is not
an infection, the tests, as in Susan's
ca)e, come back negative," Alarcon
said.
Alarcon said the reliable
dr.ignostic pr~edure,
hydrodistension and cystoscopy.
must be done under general
anesthesia.
A chronic inOammclt1on of the
bladder wall, in~erst1tial cystitis
results in ulcers and hemorrhaging,
causes pain in the abdomen, makes
urination difficult and creates sexual
dysfunction. The National Institutes
o( Health report that although as
many as 500,000 American women
may sutler from interstitial cystitis,
only 90,000 have been properly
diagnosed.
• According lo Alarcon, once a
patient has been properly
diagnosed, there are a few d1ff erent
ways to treat the d1>ea~e. So far.
there is no cure.
"The most common treatment is
the use of the anti-inflammatory
drug DMSO, which 1s in1ected into
the bladder and held for 30
minutes," Alarcon said.
"Treatments are required every
week for six\veeks and the benefits
can last anywhere from three
months to three year~ Interstitial
cystitis can also be treated with the
antidepressant Elavil, which seems
to alleviate some of the symptoms."
Alarcon said a national survey by
the Urban Institute of Washington,
D.C., which showed interstitial
cystitis to be a debilitating disease:
50 percent of sufferers can't work
full lime; 63 percent cannot !)ave
intercourse without pain ; and 30
percent have lost a rover or a
husband as .i result of the disease.
Alarcon suggests that women .
who live with undiagnosed bladder
pain keep a detailed list of
symptoms and the things that seem
Jo aggravate them.
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brain, where habit-learning is centered.
The most significant changes, were
localized in the right caudate nucleus. It
is generally believed that the caudate
nuclei acts as a regulatory cent~r. one of
whose functions is to sift out unwaAred
thoughts. Patients in the drug therapy
group also showed changes in other areas
of the brain as well, but the significance
of these are U(lknown.
"We already knew that effective drug
therapy can ~ring about changes in brain
circuitry that may mediate
obsessive-compulsive behavior,'' Baxter
said. "Drugs that alter the relative activity
of the neurotransmitter serotonin have
been particularly effective in controlling
OCD, most likely by triggering changes in
.brain pathways which are mediating the
expression of OCD behavior. Now we
have further evidence to suggest the
location of these pathways since effective
behavior therapy affects he same brain
regions."
All stutly participants who elected to
go through the behavior therapy bad no
drug therapy and were assigned OCD
treatment exercises that used the
technique of exposure and
response-prevention. In these exercises,
patients are exposed to a situation that
would usually evoke obsessive worries
and a strong urge for a compulsive
response. With the aid of cognitive
techniques, they are instructed to not
• respond to the urges, and with time this
process reduces both the compulsive
rituals ._nd obsessive thoughts.
Th~nitive approach involves. a
(our:step process whereby the patient
learns to recognize the obsession when it
occurs, to acknowledge that it is part of
the obsessive compulsive disorder, to
refocus attention to something else and
to thereby devalue the validity of the
origipal thought. All this helps in resisting
the compulsive response and eventually
extinguishing the undesired OCD
behaviors.
· The patiei:its in the study met once or
twite a week with a therapist for
assignments and fo review their progress.
Some participants had additiona. group
or individual cognitive and supportive
therapy to help them witn the exposure
and response-prevention exercises.
Participants who elected drtlg therapy
started out on 20 milligrams of Prozac
per day and within t\vo weeks were
increased to 60-80 milligrams for ttie
duration of the study. They received no
formal behavior therapy or psychotherapy
while in the study.
Although behavior therapy can work
I
very rapidly to control OCD symptoms,
sometimes within a week or so, Baxter
explains that it is often difficult to work
this quickly and that it requires an
intense program. Drug therapy usually
takes about six to eight weeks to
influence significant changes (about a SO
percent reduction in severity of the
illness,) and is more effective than
behavior therapy for OCD patients with
major depression. Behavior therapy
added to medication. therapy is generally
used to bring about the greatest
improvement in the majori~ of patients.
"Further studies will be required to
replicate these results in a larger sample
and with an extended treatment period,"
Baxter said. "Research by Or. Susan
Swedo at the National Institute of Mental
Health (also reported In the September
issue of Archives of General Psychiatry)
has shown that longer treatment periods
with drug therapy have a greater
influence on other parts of th e brain. In
addition to Baxter, other UCLA
investigators include Ors. Jeffrey
Schwartz, Martin Sz1:1ba, Barry Cuze,
John Mazziotta, Paof Mumford and
Michael Phelps, ar\d Carl Selin. Dr.
Kenneth Bergman, Adina Alazraki and
Dr. Huan-Kwang Fcrng also participated
in the research.
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