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Question or the Day
· VP debate: Who
was the winner?
at one jundure during the night.
Those \\<hO watched the debate
were left with no shortage of
insults, accusations and zingers to
pick through by evening's end.
Pla·n to dock Wayne's yacht hits mine
It was the Train Wreck at
Georgia Tech. The Battle of the
Moutli In the South. The Brawl in
the Hall.
When the debate turned to
term ·limits, Core wryly observed:
• ~Officials say they'd like to have the late actor's 136-foot
yacht mooreq in Newport, but can 't find a slip big ·enough .
Whatever its billing. Tuesday's
vice presidential debate was a
political slam dance with Dan
Quayle and Al Core going
toe4o-toe for 90 minutes on ·
issues ranging from the economy
to abortion. Ross Perot's running
mate, James Stockdale, kept his
comments brief and seemed -at
times -to be a mere observer as
the pace.of the debate gained
momentum.
"We're fixing to limit one term."
And \vhen Core was pounding
away at Quayle on health care,
the vice president suggested:
"Take a breath, Al. Inhale."
By Tony Dodero
SW! Wri1ef
NEWPORT BEACH -John
W:iyne's former ')acht, the Wild
Goose, received roval treatment
''hen it glid ed into Ne"port Har-
bor !:isl July. Ou I a move by op·
erators of the 136-foot ship to
moor it here pcrm:incntl} tbs-run
aground.
• "I feel like I'm an observer at a
~ing-pong game," Stockdale said
The winner? Some analysts said
Core was the clear vidor while
others said Quayle scored the
most points. But we want to hear
from the voters. Who won? Who
made the best impression? And
will the debate have any impact
on the eledion? Your thoughts
ultimately count the most. Please
leave your name along with your
comments and reOections on the
Re:iders' Hotline, 642-6086.
M.lrc M3rt11~~~y Pit.ii r.i., plk~U
At 1 J6 feet in le ngth, ~fficials say The Wild Goose, once owned by
the late John Wayne, is simply too big to moor in Newport Harbor.
··Here b a big goollc that '' ani..
to come home 10 roo!lt and ~dme
body'll . torn the barn do\\n," l1a1d
Dewey L1ntc, who is ''ort...iJ\g on
behalf of the Wild Goose Yacht
Corp. to make Ne\\ port Harbor
the home port for the fomou ..
'I was obsessed. by thi·s. The neighbors thought I was weird, but. • •
Costa Mesa resident Cldney Dailey says she is thankful that she helped police catch an accused child molester, but is emotionally drained from the \\hole experience.
• • • I just h~d to get this guy'
~ Costa Mesa woman who was moles ted as a child ignores neighl?ors' ske pticism
and alerts local police to ·man wanted by FBI for allegedly sexually abusing boys.
By LortAnn Basheda
91111 Wrter
hen Cidncy O::iilcy told
her Costa Mesa neighbors
that she thought the man
upstairs was a child
molester, they initi::illy
admonished her for ,
stretching things a bit.
True, the neighbors agrceil, it was
strange that Mike Yale had boys visiting
him. Dul to accuse the m::in of child
molesting, they warned, w::is a ha~ty
1Hca1tion.
But Dailey, a molestation victim herself
a a child, was sure she wasn't imagining
things and dccidcd10 slid wilh bet..
instincts. And from that moment on, the
2S-ycor-old waitre~ decided to pfoy
detective. .
"I'm not a cop, but I thought 1 was for
a couple of weeks," Dnaley.~oid. "l was
ob csscd by this. The nc1&hbors thought I
was weird, but I just had to get this auy."
In addition to bcfricndtng Yale -to
the extent or dining and shopping with the
man -Dailey called police on several
occasions to report her sullpic1ons and
once contacted the mother of n boy who
WU rroqucnlin1 Yale's apanment.
Les!. th an three weeks later, officers on
tbc._case dt~ovcrcd that Mike-Yale \Wl!o -
really Michael St. Mn rt in -"anted by
severnl law enforcement agencies,
including the FDI, for child mole~tat ion.
ln·San Diego, St. Martin was listed as a
Top 10 fugitive -'"anted for alleged!)'
luring at least five bo)S into his home to
watch pornographic film) and then
molesting them. Now. he Is headed to San
Diego to face those ch;irges. After that he
will face counts of child molelltina in
Riverside.
Loc::il police arc also imestigating
\\hethcr St. Martin molested any children
while ll\ing 1n Co IJ ~le~ Sgt. And}·
Gon1 aid Newport Ocach police may
have found c' idcncc JI his apartment to
indicate he did.
Gon1 s '"ould not elaborate, but thc d:.tv
St. Martin was om: ted, three bo~es of ·
toys, ~uch as tanks and G.I. Joe action
figures, Mil on hb porch.
Dailey said St. Martin almollt al\\:t~s
had a toy with him, and f rcqucntl) g,1, e
them out to neighborhood bo) ~.
But Dailey really become )U~p1c1ou.;..) __ ,,_
\vhcn she st:irted sectng a )Oung
blond-haired boy spend school days -und
nights -in St. Martin') •tpartment "ith
the drapes dr:m n.
Dailey's ftr)t reaction \\"a) to get out or
there. The pain of being molc)tcd herself
from the age of 6 to 11 began lo haunt
her ag_nin. "I w~ .ired 11 lhe there " he
s.iid. .
So, having spcn1 only eight da>~ nt her
new home, Dailey gave notil.'c tu \'DCJtc
Nc'<t )he called her coun!lclor.
"I said, 'I <lon't know if I'm imagining
See DAJl.EY/9
llh1p. "The ctty said they don't
have any place to put 11. But it
"as parked there before and 11
v.as. al" J)S \\clcome there."
City and county offic1ab say
they too Y.Ould like to )CC the
Wild Goolle ba~lo. home in New-
port 13each but findmg room for
the former minCS\\Ceper i) ne\t to
impO))ible with the Ja ck of slip)
large enough to l'noor 11
Harbor Ma!>tcr Harry Gage SJ1d
there ,., no prohibition ag:iinst a
boat of that !>IZe coming into the
harbor.
'·There\ not hing I can do for
See YACHTJWD Piii
Seniors get
mobile park
purchase bid .
Irvine Co. officials say
they" re convin ced DeAnza . ,·
Bayside residents can make
a competitive bid.for the
mobile home park.
By Russ Loar
Su1 Wr.ter
• NE\\ PORT OEACH -The Ir·
'ine Co. hJ~ a&reed to gi'c cider!~
mobile home park rc~idcnh a
chance to purch:be the land under
their homes.
Re~idcnt ot the 54~:.icre DcAn·
za Bayl11dc Village mobile h1.1mc
park had cried foul mer ll'\ane C.o.
pl::ins 10 \Cit the land they kalle to
DeAnta A~cts Inc. ol Uc,crl)
Hilb. DcAnza m:tnal!es the Mobile
home park and holds a lea\e on
the land from the ll'\ine Co.
through the year 2013.
But during a meeting Friday
' .
with top Irvine Co. cxecutl\·es -
incladmi E.'ttruti~Vke Prtsiaen"""t--
Gary Hu nt, lf"\ine Land Manage·
ment President Chick \\'1lle11e and
public aff:ur:. Vice Pre~1Jen1 Larf)
Thoma~ -l3ay~1de Village hQ!!lC· ,
owners we re told their bid for ~
purchase of the land ,.,.ould be
\\Clcome.
"Where "e made a mi~take was
in ::is:.uming th:it the complc\ity of
the e.tkting bw.ines.s ~rrai:igcmcnt
. See SENIORS/WU Piii
.llergeson takes
heat from both
sides in debate ·
~ Incumbent state Senator
defends tax votes, support
for workers comp reform in
TV debate with opponents. .
By Russ Loar
St311 w ~
HUNTINGTON DEA~l 1 -
Republican )tJtc Sen. Muian
lkrge~n "a' bla~tcd from both
'ides b) oppo ing c:indiJ:ucs for
the 35th '.St;itc Scn:m: Distrfct dur-
ing a 'idcot:ipcd debate Monday,
accused of caving 111 to special in-
tere)ts by tier Democratic op-
ponent and l'f crc:itang too much
lcgi)lation by the Libertarian can·
didatc.
Berg\; on, 66, u forme1 teacher
nnd-:ctiool· bo:mi mcm~r 1n the--
Ncwport·MC\a Unif1cJ Sc:hool
District and ~late G\s~mbl}"~oman,
is running for her th1rJ, Cour-)CIH
term in the $late Senate again t
Democratic nominee Doraanne
Garcia, 36. a communic:uion
See DEBATE.9
CUSSIFll n AO Of THI DAY
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Locals Only Managing Editor Steve MArble ••• 642·4321
Streetwise
Int~ and photognphs by lee Payne
Were we a:ll ·wa~ching the· same debate?
anythinB to meM it up .. Pl~y the four
corners offense. Play wtthin }OUnelf.
Don't get aggressive and-expose yourself
to attack. Take the high ~ and .
portray yourself as the candidate with
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(Asked at 1 7th ind Orange In Costa Mesa)
T here's nothing quite so subjective as
a political .debate.
I learned that basic truth this
week, when I bad the
good fortune to Work the
dreaded Sunday shift at
the Pilot on the day we
hosted a panel of readers
who watched with us and
analyzed the first of this
month's thl'ee presidential
debates.
The truth Is, when it comes to political debates,
unless there's a huge screw-up or an especially
brilliant perfonnance by one of the candidates,
there's never really any winner.
dignity.
•Bush -You're way behind, and
your mix of self-praise and jabs at
Clinton prpbably won't be cn?uafl to
push you over th~ top; Play d1ny. If ,
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Stan Nesheim
Costa Mesa
"I think Bush
will win . I hope
he doesn't, but
I think he will."
Opal Rego
Costa Mesa
"l. hope Clinton
wins but
nobody knows
for sure. He
and Perot
-SOunded pretty
good in the ·
debate:"
Erich
Funderbur"
Costa Mesa
"Clinton, I
think. He won
the debate and
people think we
need a
change."
Elinore Birk
Newport Beach
''I'm not sure.
'aybeUm on
because people
don't have
much faith in
Bush, and Perot
lost support
when he
dropped out
earHer."
Ed1tor's
Notebook
Two of the panelists -one
an undecided independent and
the other a grudgingly pro-Bush
Republican -concluded that
President Bush bad won the
debate by "looking presidential"
and painting Bill Ointon as a
"tax-and-spend Democrat." The other panelist, a
• staunch Democrat, thought independent
candidate Ross Perot won the debate, but •ddcd
that his guy Ointon also did well.
I also talked to local touts for the three
candidates, and all, naturally, thought their guys
looked "presidential" and performed
marvelously. That's easy to do when your guy
doesn't stumble badly -a la Dan Quayle in
1988 comparing himself to President John F.
Kennedy, opening himself up to Uoyd Bcntsen's
great "You're no Jack Kennedy" line.
As a Bush supporter, I went home Sunday
night feeling pretty good about his performance.
It seemed he had pushed the right bu«oos with
our relatively..objectivc reader panel, convincing
them that he was the only candidate who could
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7:1 S a.m. Costa Mes., Ch.:imbrr of Commerce,
Busine)> Ort 1l..t,1st Uw~I. \\'<"•! n South
Coa:.l Pl,11.1 I fotel.
noon Cost.:i Mc~i\ Chamber of Commcrcl',
Cnv1ronment.1I Cup1mlttec, ch.11nber OI·
lice, Co,t ,\\e~ tourl\.:irds, 1835 "'w\\ ·
port CJl\d, )Ulll' t-270
5 p.m. Newport Harbor Arc.i Chamber of
Commcrcl', Nl:l,,urk1ng '92 ,llusine~s
Expo, Shert\lon Ne\\ port.
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spare them the doom of higher taxes.
But when I came to work Monday, the Clinton
supporten in our office were reveling in the
Arkansas governor's victory. In their view,
Clinton looked "presidential" -there's that
word aaain -and strong. while Bush was off his
game and was again too insensitive to the
country's economic problems. They concluded
that Perot, who seemed to me to have Bush-like
views on many issues, served as a great setup
man for Ointon.
So how could people watch the same debate
and come up with such different conclusions as
to who won and why?
The truth is, when it comes to political
debates, unless there's a Kuge screw-up or an
especially brilliant performance &y one of the
candidates, there's never really any winner.
People see wha• they want to see in their
favorite candidate, and the undecided voters are
pushed the way they were already leaning.
Given the nature of debates and the current
standings in the polls, here are game plans on
what the three candidates shouJd do in the_ne.xt
two battles:
•Clinton -You've got.a big lead, so don't do
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6:30 p.m. Costa Mc~a Rcde,clopment Agency,
regular meNms, cour ul ch.1mut:r~. City Hall, 77 r.-irr Dri\e.
TH URSDAY
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3 p.m. Mesa Con)olidJtcd W.:ilcr Di lrict Board of Directors, rt.'!;Ul.lr meeting. 1 ~54 Pl.1ct!nl1<1 AH!,
noon Costa Mc .1 Ch.ln1hcr of Commerce, 13udgt!l .ind fin.inc~ Commill\•e, ch.1111lx•r oflicc, Cost.1 Mt»a
Courty.ud), 18J5 'mp· rt CJh I. )UllC C-ro FRIDAY
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COSTA MESA I id. •'I the S,!r.l&t' to & 1111 1..'nll) .J t •! t:d t \\,) b'OllC
you're going to attack Chnto~ s character, d~n t
nibble at the comers. Give him some real chm
music. Scare the voters as to what the Ointon
and Perot plans will do to their tax ~ills. M~ke it
clear that you have a plan and explain .how 1t . . wdl work.
•Pe rot -Vour folksy style plays well, but by
backing out and coming back into the race at the
11th hour, you've probably ruined your chances
of winning. You're going to need some gadget
p lays. Insult the other candidates. Make people
laugh. Sell them on rhe idea that their rich uncle
Ross is just crazy enol!gh and just powcfful
enough to save them from the villains in
Washington.
Of course, none of these scenarios will become·
~reality, except maybe a conservative approach by
Clinton. Playing it safe and following the script is
the political debating style of today. The
problem is, unless you're already ahead, there's
no real point in showing up for this type of
contest.
Tony Cox is the Daily Pilot busin~ss tdltor.
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P1lut column to "I low pcllpk become
unrca~on.1bk, or e'en impm,1blc. \\hu1
the~ .ire r-.:cupcrating from ~u1g-.:1>-"
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rc.1ch ot nw lelt h~111d and I'm nut the
lc:i ... t bll uri11:.1-.onabk,
l \\,1-. 11\0!>tl) ambul,1tor), ~u 1h1:1I! "~"
rknty ot tim-.: tu put 10 µ1.1od u'c: Ck.111
out dc-.1.. dra\\cPi and old Ith.:,, pl.in lutun.:
colt1m11,, \\Olk on Ill\ book, hcurc out the
r-.:-.1 uf tll)' lite -th~ pl1,.,1l>1ltlic-. ''1:1c
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ol 1ccupcra1ion, I accompl1;h<.:d \i11u.11l~
rwthing and I lccl no guilt about 11.
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tdc' l\ion schedules 10 let rct 0111 the c.ood
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among the commcrc1.1b for 11") d1ic~ un
KOOC, there .ire "St. Lhc\\IH.'rc" ;rnd
"11 111 Street Btut.:'>." An old friend. lhc late
L),1,1c.I J.111 ... wn. j., on ,\,\E c.1rh in the
nmrning, ... 1111 ''Th<: I· ug111' c." l~11lu11n~ hi,
h.tir \\ i1h liquid Shinol:i .ind C\ din!;
ln-.pcctor \\ h<it,i ... n.11nc.
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ur Jin lhl.' morning. Ulc"1:dl~. one ul the
l.1bk d1.in1ich h.1c.J old ~ f :11 ~ 'I> lcr ,\10011.'
to.ho\\::,. ~·II ni~ht. 'l he) \\Crc pk011d1d until
the nH:Uicine l0<1k O\.!r. c.1111.
'I he one po:.1l1\c th mg '1 dtd ammtplrsh
\\.i:sdiu think .1buu1 pc11rk .111d ho'' ih .. ~
cc t 1h111\1gh lik. Spec it 1c.al(). I thought ,1
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111<1 1:1cJ out 111 his hour~ ul m1:>.:1· •• " .1m!
Juan D'Ani;do ... cnt along :1 c!ipp1~1g tru1.11
the l\c\\ 't orl.: ·1 1111~., hc.-1Jlined. ''1'01
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1:11uld lithl .1 put "cruhhcr ~h:i~ ' 1i;., tor
C11ng1c,-: .ind I ·.l\c the poo1 ... , "' .ilune;"
Jo.111 noted.
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.1 c,1rd 11 m fohn Moorl 11.;h. :i Costa .\tc.,.1
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ier Au tl'Gi 8
MUA CINEMA '••ft· "'a.~,,~.;, !lo o•tr •
Deolh Becomes H•r :; 13 o 10 I A leogv•
of Thelf' Own I 'G1
lll~NOll SQUARC !.• ~ 31,d ~ '4 1 15
Under $1ege • / JO 3 ~JO 8 10 l!I
• Mr. l a1eboll ~ 13 I~ 4~ 3 S l!i 1 J
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Under Siege
• GlcngonJ Glen •ou • , 'l 4 c.
"Tc-'
~ "1492 Cenqu .. 1 ol 'oro d1 .. ' "'
6 Sneollera I, :I 0 ,
Th• lO•I of lh• Moh<COI\\ • , 1 \~ ., '
' The loo er lhe Mohlco,., • .,. 30 J
TOWN ClNTl• CINfMAS .
1492; Conqueo ol 'ore>d"• ~
• Gl•ntO•"f Glen .... , f> e
Hero ' e I
c Ho,.urd's Ind
SOUTH COASf 'lAZA
The Mighty 011<1<•
7 The lotl ol !he Mohlcon•
Under Siege •
SOUTH COAST VILLAGE
Swoon J
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9 lob lob·
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Irvine
THC UNIYllSlfY CINlMA c 4 o
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Send your items to Bob v.1n Parents of teens -\ Er~cn, The D,1i/y Pilot, 330 IV. 'l'lllm,1r 10, p.irl'nb 1.•ntitlt.•c.I 1 h 11,
B.1y St., Cost.1 Mesa, 92627. focl.l\: \ \'h) C.rn 't r111_., 13c L1l..l
Today '' c wl·r(·r· \\11t he 011l'n·u ,11 7
-p.m. Ou. I ·I .1t Tc\\ i1 l..lc Jt 11 ..,:
Gymna tic classes scliu~..11. \22·1 L.1l1torr\1.1 ~' an C.v t.1 c, mn.hlll.!o tr,\in1ni; for tob thrl u!:h \II 1 C.111 5 ~ ( 1 I 3 i
ll'ln:-,.,,11 h"· 011crcd hl'g1n11111~ Od. Thur day, Oct. 15 1 ·I :it Jhc Jc\\ t>h C nnm~11lt1\ • _
Ct•nk't, :!50 £. l~.ihr "t 111 C.o,t., Afri ca n ccolog -A11
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Parent ' work hop 1'culvgv ;incl pc. p;1!.it ou an 1\1r1c.1
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l,•:idwr:. .1r I '>ludt•11b..,\,)oci.11ion O t. 15 rnt·t•t•ng of 1h1• c\\1>011
,·.ill ofll•r p.l'l.'IH n~ \\orl.:,hop) on I l1lls C.1rdt>11 l lub, 9.30 .1.rn ,11 tht•
II\ t' u111,ecut1\ l' \\'1; dnl'sd.w 111ghb f>h.1 l' II Uuhhou~l'. J •1UO Port
hl•g1nrung .it 'l p.m. Ott 1 ·I .11 th1.· C.11 lo" Pl.1c1•. Rt p. l ht1 toph~·r
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,\ lt·~.1 C.111 cp .!-·Hl:itJ. 'Pl'u.11 ~11e~l. C.111 Ci·IO· I [Hi'l or
Kid ' book club Tlw (, 11-S'JJ i lor in1111111.1111m.
'''"P•)rt Bl·,,d, Puultl. L1br.ir~ ·~ Environmental
\ttt•r Slhool Buok Club iur 'l'c.und ympo ium · 1 he •
through iii th grilcll'r> "111 lwg1n Ou. [ m tram l 1t•n1.1I l.h\ ~l'Ltion ul thl'
1·1 a( the ,\l.1f1ner~ .llld Curorl.l def Or,rngc ('011111\ H.1r r\ soci.won "'"
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ffi11fc 11 iorn1.lt1011 !n mp" rum h~-!11?11rn~ at 8 30 .1 111.
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lo" b.1ci.. Jn I neck p:tin ,11 'J p.m 111 ' , t I I t .1
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11 11. •n .11 vr h1t·,1U;ht •o I t: 11q11 tilt' yi, \ C \
Dance master cl<1 !t -, 1101d 1ur \\onl\'n u ·' m 1v 1 on
Tt. rrJr fdorl" ''tplt·rDlr l:il' 0 t 1~.,,~ \\f> 1tDu11 11'.ll
L 1.• tnL'r \\Ill Olll'r J rn.1 ter d.1 , "' B.1 kB.' Ort\•' I. rt c1p.1 • .1 ,.
WOODHIDGC CINIMAS •• I I I L'"\ I' I t 15 I ~~ hn ;ii j.uz d.rntl.' .it 6:30 .llld 7.JO •1 ...i•c o "" J\ '-.1 ~~~~~..;;.,...,.,.._ __ , p.rn •• 1 the Ocfurc fuund.ition t1>r 5.;q 1-I
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4 The Mighty Duclo•
~ Und•• Sieg•
Co.t.i Me~.1 . C.111 24 1 -9~08 lur Pl11lu oph\ 1n-· • I " 1'11 11 \\llJ
intorm.11ion. d•>CU>:. i.1ll,1cw> l\ln1111onl\ ll t:cl in
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Gifts & Collectibles
Rcc.ipturc the innou·nu· or < htldht•od
,,jlh Jan Hagar a Collectabl .i hoo-.i. · twm
print.s, plates, doll~. trgurinc ... ~ mlHl·!
Rti• Ip< t· r ~" tr,_ 'I ~' ll ·~
Unique Cifts & ColfdiMfs AnN«>. Hurr.~f, •i,;p• Me-rrlot>e °' y~ ~~
Chtf1st!ed Tf'ddjn l1~ ~ R. rs ik'•" ~
eoq> by Midd~. W•k~ & P•ullllt'
In We tclifr Court
1;27 WtStclifr Dr., N.B. • 650-SSJS
Monda.)'-Frtday 10~6 • Saturday 10-5
JB's Sports Deli
WINE TASTING
featuring
VicOOn
Wedneniy, CXt 14th • 5~8pm
~Hors cf ocun.es
Daily Breakfast Specials
featuring the
"Best Breakfasts in
Newport Beach"
• L l\'C mtcrt.1inmcnt h1J.\y wtth Ml.)! Rllcy
• t)rol h f'Vc..M..N at 9am C\'l'f)iliy
• C\1i_.,id: Ptiuo &-.11 in~ & Take (\A. Av.ul~)k
Mrn.tty Thur.d.l)' 9am·9pn
frid,ty & S.lturday 9.tm • 9prQ.
Sur~) 1y 9,lm .. St m
1129 J'.lJlh ~ blmd
nl\' fn 11n G.lry\ & G\,
(714) 644-4%9
po!it1C'.1I c..tmp.1igm .rncl how tu.
a11,1h1t• 1H•\\. rt'p(>r() ~11t1c.1llv i11 ,,
wrnur,lr P11l1tlt:d "Logit: in tlw
\ • t111g Booth." .11 7 p.n1,. Ort Ii 111
Uh: L• n11nun1tv R<X m :H life
:-.:l'•'·P •rt Ct:nler l ibr.1f\, 85fJ a11
(" 11 Dtt\(1 c. ., I l 1-ill:Sl
1..,1.rnd cooking r1i • , ,
l ', • l 1~ I• I• \\ "" 1 •1 ( ,j ~1.1 .....
on l' ~p•c\ t oukmg ol the
(.,tr I (,Ill 1100\ i 10 10 fl Ill Q t
l S Jl the O.rn) _enior Ct•r ter in
l 1 ,, c!cl ,\\.1/ I he cl:i :i \\ 1111.
ri.:1 1;.111..•d Od. '! .!. dqn (' rc~1
l • ll Cl' l I (,It £i l ;.J] ;1 (
Saturday, Oct: 1 7
Model trnin ride l lw
O•J1 ·c l ounl\ "' h En..,.r er~
\\di ulrt r ,lfl't• rid!!:. oil 1lw1r s1..ill'
1nullt:l r.11lio.1d tr•>lll 1 U .1.m. tLJ German-style B~ots. " Plump·, mearv $449 lh
J .• W pm. U1. t. Ii :111d 1 tl .11 • r ,,,,, ,, .... 1\1. k 111 Cl1 t 1 '\( ,, Fully Cooked-Just Heat & Eat! \\ hik ... upp ll'~ 1.1 ... t
Bu ines taxc -Cr: t»t
J. D • 1 L rl! \ 1.• 11.1n 01 11 t' ~~~~Rl~~~dar $3919b
with a nip of beer. . •
Stop In For A Sample! V.'hilct!iplics
t.\l\.' Uoard 01 [qu,11' t.ation, \\ill
tc:tm tip \\1lh e1~ht Jllwr 1.h.H101\
,,ulh 1riltl':. t(> 01for ,, onc·c!J\ L:lx
:>l min.u for Or.1nge C t:nl\
hu:i>t~ o ... n r:. bq;111n ng .1l ~
:i m Oct. 17 :tt th • Or.lll ·~· 0.1 t
Colk: • • forum u(l l um .? .. 01 WESTCLIFF PLAZA
f,tir\ tL'\\ Rel. 111 Cost.1 i\k :i. for 17th at Irvine Ave., Newport Beach
and 111torni.itmn, GI I • Send A Gift By Phone 642-4302 •
We Have Some Very· Sliocliing News
For Drywood Termites ··
I t's called the Electro-gun
Sy9tem. A battle plan that uses
finely tuned electricity to win the
war against these home damaging
critters. After 12 years of
continuous use, and treatment of
over 50,000 government buildings,
schools, apartments _and.J1ames. the
Electro-gun has proven to be one
of the most environmentally sound
methods of drywood termite
control availahle today.
A viable alternative to tent fumigati ons. Ecola Services Inc.
and the Electro-gun together make a very attractive package.
offering its customers security and peace of mind, knowing that
THERE'S NO NEED FOR:
• Polson gas In your home
• Removal of food or plants
• Costly roof tile damage
• Landscape damage
• Overnight lodging for you
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T reatinent includes a written two-year
warranty AND is renewable yearly for the life
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•
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ii
A4 Wednesday, October 14, 1992
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Business
Construction tees on on 1011 ·course
~ Work begins on Canyon
CouFse, second course at
the Pelican Hill Golf Club.
~ E\\ PORT COAST -Con-
-.1n11:11on h.1!1 begun on the Canyon
Cou1:.e. the :.tcond of two golf
lUl1tscs at the Pelican llill Golf
Club. p.1n of The l I"\ ine Co.':.
Ne" port Coast resort and rc:.1dcn-
11.il com111u1111y.
1 he new 6,950-y~ml, par-71
CllU 1 sc ".is dc ... igned by Tom Fa Lio
. ind •~ e~pcctcd to open for public
pb) nc~t foll. It will join Pel1c.m
llill's Occ.111 {:ourse, "h1ch
~1rcncd la-..1 ~car.to rave re' IC\\S.
I he nc" cou rse will feature
01.·l:.111 \'ll'"'" 011 every hole; gallery
13~· Tony Cox
B ness Ed.:vr
<:>OUTI I COAST METRO
\h •lit 3.1100 p1.!oplc arc e\pectcd
i.1 .111cnd 10Ja) 0!> Endlcs:. ;>ummer
1\1 fl.,h.Jfc Lm JI South Coas_t
l t11 pu1;111: Ccn tc.:r, \\here organiz-
l' , ''ill· 111tcr commuting informa-
l 1 .111 1111:~pcmivc lunch and
d !l'll'-llf pl Ill',,
I 1\1; ,1.l•1nJ in~tallmcnt ol thi s
.1n11u.il e' 1.111. "hich is open to the
J .il'l11:. "111 1.1,1 lrom 11 :30 a.m. 10
~ I'm. :\d1111~~io11 to the ou 1Joor
1.1 i' !rec .. and p.1n ic1p.11m will
h.1 ~ the option l'f purd1.1-.1ng
11111\h klr S.3.
accommodations for professional
tournaments; a unique, links·!ll) le
J1.·sign tfa11 ''ill ct 1hc--ncw course
apart from 1he 0 can Course; a
computcr-mlmitotcd irrigation !l)'S·
te1n; and :t balance of natural 1er-
r.1~n and vege tation with golf play-
ability. Co nstruction has also
begun on o 6,000-square-fool pro
sl11.lp th:irwill ~ervc botll courses.
·1 he Oce.111 Course was named
one of the top 10 new resorl
cour~es of 1991 by Golf M::tgazinc.
In its first 11 months of operation,
11 has tweMgcd 150 rounds of golf
p1.:r J.l) .
"The Oce.1n Cou rse has been so
wdl rccdH·d that we 've ere.lied
our O\\ 11 competition," Fazio snid
in a m·ws rde:isc a11nouncing the
C:111}0l1 Cnun;e ground breaking.
ifo1 nia . and Caltrnns. Southern
Californta Ec.l1son will have an
cle~ric trolky on displny.
The cxh1b11ors ''ill offer inf or·
· mation on :-i1 h commuter-rcbted
::.llbJCCIS as . 'Jnpools, future free-
ways, bkycl1ng. air quality, bus
rou ting, fut ure monorail sysH:ms,
he.11th and f1111c s, ridc:.hard in -
ccnth es and ca r ~1Ji111cn:i11ce and
111surance CO!>t~.
A disc jockey and mJstcr of ccr·
emonics \\ill prO\idc entertain-
ment ~1n.Q \\ill nnnouncc winners
of an estimated 150 prizes, ranging
from merchant and restaurant gift
ccr11ficu1cs to J \\ee!..enJ trip to
San Fr:1ncisco.
The event is ft11H.lcd by 15 !ipon-
"II'!> a big chullenge for us 10 meet
and c~cced the quality of the
Occ:m CouTSe, but \\e'rc conl'itfcnt
tha1 the new course will do lh:it .''
The Canyon Cour!>e is C\pettl.'J
10 hn' e green fees s1nultH' tu tho'c.:
of the Ocean Cour,e, which ch.11~
es S95 on Monday through Thur ... -
c.lay and S 125 . on Fritfay through
Sunday. Doth the Otcan nnd Can·
}'Oil courses will be open for publ1~
pin)'. but The Irvine Co. h:.is c11-
titlemen1 10 make one of the
courscs private in the future.
The Newpon Coast dcvclup-
mcnt will eventually include up to
2,600 home!> and 2,150 hotel
room!>. More th:1n 75 percent of
the 10,000-ncre community h.1s
been permanently cormarkcd 101
open space.
l \h1h11ur' ulfcring infor111.11ion
\'·' \.t1mmu111H:, allcrnatl\'C~ "ill in-
\ hall· the Sm~th Co~isl t\ir Qua Iii)
~l.111.1gcmc111 D1!>tnc1, Southern
<. , I 1or111.1 l:d1,on, the C.1lilorn1.1
1111'!1"..1' P.11rol, thl.'. Oran~e Coun-
t\ =-Trn1)~pm1.11ion Autho~nty, the
Au1u111ob1k Club of Southern C.il-
sor~. most of v.hich arc comp;1nies -------------
\\Ith operations located in the
South Coa 1 Plata area. Sponsor-
ing companies arc e~pec1ed lo in-
-.itc their ow n employees to the
f.rir.
Wann a pl ace a classifi ed ad?
CJ II the Daily Pilot ~lassified advertisir:ig
department Jt 6-12-5678.
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Shaker Sidechair .............. $159.00
Cabriole leg Sidechair ...... $199 .00
Half round Sidetable ....... $299.00
Nightstand ....................... $389.00
Cri ket tablt ...................... $450.00
3 Drawer chest.. .............. $479.00
S Drawer chest.. .............. $518.00
3 Drawer dresser $599.00
Harvest table/3 drawer .... $625 .00
Harvest hangi ng shelf ....... $649.00
Oval drop leaf dining table .. $769 .00
Single door Armoire ......... $999.00
2 piece hutch ................ $11 99.00
Entertainment Center.~ .. $1299.00
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BusineS!t Editor Tony Co~ ... 642-4321, e>.t. 371
Local nuto deukrs ~11c trying to
hreaJ.. ou t of 1h1:ir recession-driven
!>Oles :.lump, but in recent mon1hs.
they've struggled to achieve -.mall
g;lins over last >car\ dcpres cd
revenue levels.
In September, deniers surveyed
rnomhly for The Daily Pilot
Economic Index po~tcJ a l percent
gnin, on average, O\'l'r September
1991 sales leveb. The September
pc rfo1 nwncc follO\\ ed average sales
,gains of 3 percent and 6 percC"nt
for members of the survey group in•
July and August, rc.,pectively.
September m~•rkcd the eighth
straight month in \\ hich the survey
group has outp•1ccd. on average.
yea r-ago s:ilcs levels. 131i1 the im-
provements lwvc been getting snrnl-
lcr. The group hatl begun 10 sho"
an cncour'aging trend, posting av-
crngc ycar-10-ycar sales gains rnng·
ing fro m 9 percent to 22 percent
from February through June.
Some respondents man:iged lo
,.
IJt
accomplish signifi cant re' enue impro,cmc.: nh in
lhc last few months, but they attrihutcd those
gnins 10 1heir own opcrn1i11g s1r:11egic' 1;1tlKr rh.111
a change in m:trl-1.!l condition ...
"I don't think 1h1.: m.irl.ct b getting an~ he111.:1."
said one dealership O\\llCf. "The1c .11c nu
1ntl11.:u1ions I sce that .. uggc:.t 11\ 1111vr0\ing. ,\1 tic
moment, \\c'rc pl.rnning tor ·93 tu bc alNllutd'
the same ''s '92 ill tc1ms of m.11!..et w11di1io11 ... I
UOll't !>CC Hll) thing uilfcl'Clll; <ill~ p1lfh IO tr\drl .ik
\Ollh: kind of smgc i ... coming."
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One rc,pondcnt ~.ud Ill, comp.1m 1, ~Cl in~
mu:.tl) "need" bu)er' th1.:'c.: ll.1)'· 1.1the1 1h.111
people who pu1ch."c .1 c11 un 1mp11l,c. I k ,,11d
that although people arc J..ccp111g thl.'1r old l'.'.11'
longer .md holJing utf 011 nt.'" p111d1;l\c-., hi,
~Cl'\icc busincs-.. h.1 ... n't imp10\cd ·" mut.h ·''he
\\OU)d h,l\'C C.\p.:llcd
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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Ferguson accuses Toledano
of lying about opinion poll i
By Russ Loar. ____ ~--
Stlll W111et'
Newport · 13cach Assembly-
man Gil Ferguson accused
Democratic opponent Jim Tole-
dano of lying ~1bout an alleged
poll that shO\\S u close race in
the new 70th A'scmbly District.
Toledano, a 48-)car-olJ
Costa Mesa attorney, \aid
someone from the Fcrgu-.on
campaign leakcJ a poll sho" ing
the assemblyman \\-ilh high neg-
afive ratings :ind giving him
· only a 5 point lead among \Ot·
ers.
"I didn't do a i.urvey, so \\hat
he said was a lie," Fcrgu,on
said. "Every ch.illenger, the
only way they c.m challenge an
incumbent is to say bad thing'
about them. Afler 1he) \1! fin-
ished sa) ing b.iJ thing-.. the)
come out \\ith homcm.ak sur·
vcys that show them very clo,e
to winning."
Dut Toledano, a form er U111·
versity of California regcn1 ''ho
ran unsuccessfully ;ig.11nst
Founrnin Valle)' Assembl) m.1n
Nolan Frizzelle in 1990, 'a1tl he
is not mal...ing up tht: Ji,put1:d
polf numbers.
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"I'm on,1nceJ 11 camc from
them (the Ferguson cam·
paign)," he sa1J . "Uu1 more im·
por1antl)', it is completely con·
~istcnt "ith ''hat I've learned
in \\all...1ng precincls and tall...ing
to \Oler\. If anything, the Mir·
~ 1s morc l.1vorable to him
than "hat I'm hearing from
\otcrs 1n their homes.
... 1 u den>• th.11 they're doing
any polling is to assume that
nOlll.! ol U' is lerrib~y bright,"
·Toledano said.
h :q;uson said his c.impaign
indeed plans to conduct polls
beginning l;ii.-this week, but he
said ;1 tekplionc surve)' cun-
1 ducted during the primary did
not re,eal 1he kind of polling
result\ that TolcJ<ino claims ex·
ish.
"It ";is Cllnductcd b) a pro·
fc,sion.d 11.:lcm.11 l...eting com·
p:.tn)," Ferguson said. " l'hey
~:1iu there "ere ,·cry, \Cr) fc\\
n-.:g.1the' c\pre' ed.
"ll's routine lhat e\'ery chat·
kngcr has 10 allack the incum·
l'cnt. 1 <lon·1 111111J "hen they
'11cl IO the i<>'>ues. It's "hen
the\ 'tart tcllin~ lies that m.1i...c ..
111c · rc.11 m.a1:· -·
EXlRCISE
¢
DEBATE
From A1
\\Orl.:crs union rcprc!ientative, and
Libertarian cundidatc Eric Sprik,
39, a Costa Mesa dry cl eaner.
The oppoocn~ met at Gold.en
West College for a debate spon·
sored by KOCE-TV channel 50, to
be aired at 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m.
Frid::iy, Oct. 23.
The new 351h Slate Senate OtS·
trict covers the western part of Or·
ange County along the coast from
Seal Oeuch to most of Laguna
lleach. ·•he J1~>1rict -the largest
of 1he county's four state sem1te
districts -inclu<les all of Newport
lleach anti Cu!>ta Mesa along witlT
other inland c11ies. Voter rcgistra·
11011 ~ 54 pcrccHt. Republica n, 32
DAILEY .
From A1
things, bul I really think this guy is
mole-.1ing this kid right now,"'
l);11ley recounted. "l just knew
\Omething ''a) "rong. It was so
familiar tu me. It was like living
my chiluhood all over again."
.-\ftcr getting cou r::ige from her
coun,dor, l)ailcy called 911.
\\hen the police showed up the
f1r!lt tirne, howc,cr, St. Martin wall
not al home and police focused on
talmg a runa\\ JY boy they found
at his ~tpJ1 tmu11 bJck home.
Goni~ ~a1J S1. Martin lried to
run -•111empt1ng to jump out th e
~e~o11d·stOI) "indow -wheA
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Wednesday October 14, 1992 D
percent Dcmocratic. the bill 1hat \\Ould ha"c hurt the
Cn1it:111ng the Lcgblniure's un· med11 .. JI prufc)sion as a muller of
suct:C)\lul uttcmpt to reform \\Ork· tact,"' Ucrgeson !taid. "That ""'s a
er,· wmpcm:ition l.1ws, Garcia uc· bl;itant uccu"'11ion that 1 really
cuscd Ue1 !!e-.on of being in Ou· lind qui1c humorous.''
cnccd by sped.il-1ntercst groups. flawed workers' compensation
scmbly the tlirficuh) IS Ob\JOUSI)
\Cry apparent."
Libcn:iri.sn ettnd1da1e Sprik "r11-
icilcd llcrgcsun fur l'rc.111ng 1011
mu ch lcgisbtit n and tor sLJppoll·
ing most ol _Go,. Pde W1bon\ tax
"In a \H>rkcr's comp settlement, la'":it arc not the sole cause of C.il·
the injured \\Orl...e r only gets one· lforn1a\neg.itl\e btl!>incss cl1111atc,
1hml ol lhe se11lcmen 1. The other ,1ccording tu Ocrgcson. "It isn't
l\\O·lh11J., goes lo a1torncys, in\ur-JUSt workers' comp, it isn't ju-.1
Jule~ ".M!.llliJ!\ Ui.:t;e:.nn •> tll"'------.
premier rcgubtor t I Orange
:tncc fmns and the medical prov1d· housing, i1's the permit p1occ's
crs," G:irl"ia said "I f1n<l it very that '"e ha"c to go 1hrough,"
1ron1c 1lwt ~ome of Marian 13crgc· Bergeson said. ''In Los Angdc ..
llUJl°s. largc~t c:1mpaign contribu· there ttre 39 \\,Iler pernm agencies
1ion.., come fwm those very i.ame 1ha1 )OU ha'e tu go th1ough 111
people ... I ::.mdl a rat." order 10 ge l one proJCCl :ip·
Ucrgc,on ridiculed Garcia's prO\Cd."
charg-.:s, ~.1) ing she hai. backed Ucrgeson said 'he authored :.i'
bills 1hat \\Ould have brought sig· ,bill streamlining permit regulations
nd1lalll reform to workers' com· that"·•' killed b) As.,c:mhh Oem·
pen'r;ttil,n, b1lb lh,tt were killed by OCrat'>. "\\'e h,td 110 probkm Ill th~
A\ cmhiy Dl!'mocr1.11s. ''I carried Senate but "hen 11 ~~b to the As~
police lc;1rncJ , .. ho he was and
came b.1ll... 10 arrest him.
Dallev ~•11d she I'> thankful she
hclpeJ police catd1 St. Martin, bul
is emoliunally drainctl from the
e\pl.! 11c n~c.
"II \\a~ so frti)trating b1:cau'>C
no one bcliC\'Cd me," she ::.aid.
"They thought I "as
O\'Crreacting."
Dailey said 11 ''as the same \\J\
with her stcpfu1hcr. No one ·
Coun1y," Spnk suid, ·Slit. \\!ltC:.
more regulation 1hun • ~l !, . !\he
'oteu. foe uu 1 of SL\ um cs t9 r:11:lC
t,l\es ...
Ucrgc,on Jefi..:nJcd her supp1 11
ol the gmeJ nor':. '·" luke". ···111L
1,1\ in rc:1 .. c:. I J1J upport, be·
c~w'>e "C \\ r.: .1b!.: to ·ain tor Or·
.1nge Cuunl) -lu1 the l11st tune
in l11s101' -.i rc.1~ n~hk 11:1u1 n
on 1hc d )11.ir~ lh:.l\ \\I.' 'c:nd to S.1C:·
f,1mcnto through rc11hgnmcn1.
lle r~ :.aitl_
bclle,ed her :it hr:.t l.\cn :titer he
\\ent to j 111. she .:ud, ~ome 't~ll
doubtetl h1:r. '
To help her fur:_?ct ahout .St
\l:.irt in, OJ tic} mO\ cJ out ul her
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.. Convicted lawyer quits
Bar to ravoid dismissal
By LoriAnn Bastleda
Stall wmer
'bWl?ORT DEACl l -A~
tornc)• Wilh.11n Yacobozli -a
former Cungres'>iooal candidate
-h:i'> rc:.1gncd f1 om the Cali-
forn1.1 Stnte Dar, sh month!>
.1rtcr he wa:. sen tenced 10 serve
I SO days Ill p1l for sending un
11npostor \u a gcneuc testing
l.ih Ill ordc1 10 e'>c.1pe a p.11cr-
111t\ '>Ult
) .11:llhl>lL1\ l11:en\C \\.t\ -,ui.·
pended .alter he \\J., found
~uilt~ in Janu.11) of sending .1n·
\.Hha 111.111 10 a bltXid .. l.1b in
lltJcr I'-' C\,1de a 19~ · paternit)
!>lllt ltlr.:J b) J \\l)ITIJn \\hO COil·
t1.·11.I•· I 'i .rcl1b1.nzi "~•' the f.1-
111a 1 1 hl r 6·\ car-old Slln.
K.1thc1 than \1,111 for th.: Su·
I' lllll (.\11111 l\.l \!Ill!. "'" h·
1."1.'lb1.., "I 11.h the b.1r \\JS plH.,l.'J
111 1h1, 'i .11.·11bou1 rl.'..,1~nl.'J.
I h1. 'l·\e . .ir·olJ at tome' ~'-iulJ 11,11 ll~ n:.1 hcJ for com'.
ml' flt I 111:,d.i). but J spokes·
\\\.\Ill.in f1.lr the b.ir a ... soc1at1o n
~.11.I l,t\\)CI:. 1.1ftc11 resign when
.J1,h.11ml.'llt prncc1.:l11ngs are
under '"'ay to i..l\e tune :ind
money.
Y~.d-t.>tttt-pet tt ttm t lte-
court for n.:instatcmcnt in five
)cars.
In \he mc;m1imc, Y .1coboui
is free on bonll pending :iri ap·
peal hb. con' iction .
When an inittal June 1989
blooJ \c:it intlicalcd \' .icoboui
\\US the bo)'s t.11hc r, he rc-
qut!sted1 :i more precise DNA
lcsl. That tcsl climin.itcd him
as th e biologic.ii father. Out
prosecutors contend th.it's be·
cause Yacoboui sent a11utl\Cr
m"an \O the lab. · •
The impostor, ''hose ic.Jentily
n:mains a nt\l>tCrY. \\JS .irmcJ
"ith Yacobozll'; dmcr's h·
ccnse, but a pho1ogr:tph taken
:u the time of the test show~ a
man "ho docs not appear 10 be
Y:icobozzi.
Yacoboui, IHlwcn!r, Cllnt1n·
ucs to insist he went to the l.1b
and saitl he has no idea how
the orhcr phmo got in his file.
Yucobozzi abo denies hav111g
sex '' ith the woman.
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$1165.
$98.5 million JHoag bond issue DK'd
~ City. hospital officials call bonds J
a cost containment measur.e.
By Tony Oodero
St311 Wn1e1
NE:.WPORT OEACll -Hoag Mcmori:1I
I lospil .• ll got ils wish Monday as 1111.: City
Council :igreed to issue up to $98.5 million in
revenue bontli., to refinance n pre\ ious bonu ·
;ind pay for improvements anti e,p.insi\>n costs
Ill the )lcalth facility. -
Cily ~fan:.1gcr Kevin Murphy re;1'\u1cu the
courml that the bonds would harm neither the
city uor its financial standing, and, in fact,
\\lluld help Hoag keep medical cosls do\\n,
f\ llch.1cl Stephens, president of llo:ig, told
the council much tllC same thilig. ~
"\\ c'rc entering an era where it j, bec1>min~
i1l\.rca,mgly more difCicult for ho-.p11a1, to ~
opl.'ratc," Stephens sail!. "We urc: here to
11.:t111;i11cc tn the interest of cost cont.1inmcnt."
I lo.1g con\tnced the cily to issue ''milar
hond' in 198-1 for S6:! million. 1 hl' ho..,p1t:ll
no\\ l>\\CS S5b million on that 1984 1sst11.: anJ
"111 u~e t11c new bond to refinance that monC)
at a IO\\Cr interest rate. The ho!>pital al o
ottered to tlonatc $200,000 to the city for
community proJCct.
.Sull .. llo!1g'~ 4'ic&rac1ors h eYe-critieited the
huspit;il for bringing up lhe bond issue after
the council made Its decision on the hospital's
con tr ovcr!linl expansion plans earlier this year.
Uut Stephens nnd ~lurphy contend the t\\O
i!-sues :11c nol related.
What sp,11 ked debate among counci l
members ~fondny night, however, was not the
j..,,uancc of the bonds but how the $200,000
1 loag donates to the city will be spent.
Cuuncilwomun Evelyn Hart argued that
appro\411 of the bond issu<ince should hinge on
the money being spent on the communities that
~urround the hospital. But lhrcc of her
collc.1gues -John Co:-., Jr., Clarence Turner
.and John I ledges -".mlcd the money lo be
u'ed at the council's discretion.
"That\ $200.000 anti we arc la)ing pe.:oplc
olf," I ledges said.
llut un a 4·3 vo\c the council appro,c<l the
bond i!>suancc with the stipulation that the
monl!) \\ill l>e spent Oil th.: surrounJing areJ..,,
In other .1ction, the council agreed lo:
~ Charge four property owners on 62nd ~.trcet a 1,1\ m1sc..,..,mcnt of $8,800 to help pay
lor new dri\.c\\:t\'s, sidewalls, curbs and gutters.
., he impr~cow1ll~ v..o""hJ brins 62nd Street in
ltnc \\ith lhc re:.t of the ncrshborhood. ~ Den)' a permit npplication by Mary
Bacc;1ro to l.'~ll.'nd a rcsidentiul pier in a
chunncl on the \\e-.t side of the h:irl>or. The
cou ncil 11nanimu11,1y rejected the :1pplicntion
on the g1011nds that the channel was too
nt1rrow for a bigger pier. ~ Add two people to the \Vest Newport
llc:ich Cornpfchcn'i'c Plan Ad Hoc
Cummiuec. ·1 he two new members arc Cindy
Gittleman .1ml l).1vc Uent.
V' Con..,iller a ch.1ngc in the city's front y.ard
sctb;1ck rcqu1rcmenls to allow secon_d story
11rojcction' such :is patios or balconies. At the
I.1st counctl mcetinl!, the cou ncil denied a
1 equc't b) a ScJ..,horc Ori' c resident to
upprmc "":>·foot Jong b;ikony. A change may
i.pur the council to rccon::.ider th:H previous
dcci.,io11.
V' Po~tponc drafung a proposal to b.in
,i.atcbo.mJc1., on the oce.m lront sidewalk
because Ruthcl)Jt Plumrner, the proponent of
the mc.1.,urc. "·"not prc,l.'nt.
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Saturday at the Meridlen
Hotel in Newport Beach, the
51·member guild srnged their
fi rst luncheon
and fashion
show and invited
guests to "Full
into Fashion."
Around 280
guc!>ls were
happy to att end
the gilt-edged
event. The more
than $16,000 in
proceeds from
the S45-pcr-
tickct aflernoon
are earmarked
co help defray
construction cos ts ot the
board-nod -care home's new
99-bed Mission Hills
convalescent hospital.
For the guild's chairwoman,
Denise Kapricli an, involvement
in the project is a family uffair.
Kaprielian, ''ho along with
Dorothy Nalbandiah was
instrumental in founding the
Orange Counly Guild in 1988.
became in\'olvcd because of her
mother's. aunt's and uncle'~
involvemcn1.
Like the b1blicJI mount.tin th.ii
provided a safe rc~ting pl.ice for
Noah's At k, the Ar.1rat Horne
provides comfonal>k care for
elderly people of Armenian
cxt racrion.
Event chJ1rnom.1n
Nalb.indaan. "hose f.11her
received gre.u care .it the home
. explained, "Today pcoph: ,1rc
livi ng longer .ind we are in dire
need of f.lc1l111c:s ~uch a) tha!I tor
our people. The: care 1s •
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Carol Dee Jones pho tos
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Some there \\Crc Peggy
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him," Gage said of Linze's com-
plaint. "We don't provide facilities
of that type. If they nrc going to
stay here permanently they need
to arrange for a location."
Newport Bench Marine Director
Dave Harshbarger ogrced.
Officials My they'd
in Newport Beach
to impcmible. Critics
What do you thinkl
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radc," Linze said. "IC we can't find
a place to ~tay durin~ the Christ-: ,~
mus boat parade, we won't be in
the boat parade." •
Richard Luehrs, prc5idcnt of
the Newport Harbor Arca Cham-
ber of Commerce, the organizer of
the boat parade, said he would
like to !.cc the Wild Goose in the
par.1dc.
"The dock ~pace and ~lip space
is privately owned," he said. "It's
a valuable commodity here in the
harbor. It's unforlunate. The boat
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SENIORS Partc: Research Committee es-
tnblislied by ho1neowncrs in
From A1 1988 to purchase thcdand, said
was an obstacle 100 big for the he too is convinced that the lr-
residents to clear -in terms of vine Co-. is ~inccrc in its willing-
buying the lllnd," Thomas said. ncss to give homeowners a
"They indicated that they were chance tb purchase the land.
prepared to deat ... vith it." "They gave us every reason
The Bayside Village Home-to believe we can put together
owners Association will hold n a deal," Gekns said. "The Ir-
meeting at 6:30 tonight with vine Co. said they made a mis-
residents to discuss the meeting take by not considering us as
with Irvine Co. officials. viable candidates."
"From a factual standpoint we
(the city) only own one marina in
the harbor and that is the Balboa
Yacht Basin," Harshbarger said,
noting ·the marina can only dock a
boat up to 70-fcet long. "If the
city owned marina property to :ic-
commodote it (the Wild Goose)
that would be much different."
------------------~ -docs belong )1erc. It's certninly got Irvine Co. officials were con-The Irvine Co. is not ruling
But Linze criticized the city for
not going out of it s way 10 find a
dock for the Wild Goose, which
sits behind the Ritz Carlton Hotel
in Marina dcl Rey.
"Marina del Rey wants the boat·
~o bad they would pay us to l..cep
it there," Llnze said. "There are
people who would love to go
aboard that boat in Newport
Ocach. I thought Newport Dench
w<lntcd to get as much revenue
down to the.: restaurants and gin
parlors that they can get.''
Donna Lar~on, manager of Lido
~Jarina Village, also would like 10
sec th e t>oa t back home in New-
port Dcach.
"Ju~t the idea that it was John
Wnyne's. boat, you'd get evory
World War veteran out here from
Three inducted into OCC's Ha ll of Fa me
COSTA ~tESA -Three former Orange Coai.t College ~tudcnts
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Iowa to come see it," she said. "1
think bringing the boat would be a
real asset to Newport Beach."
sec ii here but we understand 1he
constraints."
But Linzc contends this ship is
worth the hassle. And Linze said the owners f.f
the ship also want to enter the a -
nual harbor Christmas boat para c
but without a pince to dock the
Wild Goose, they won't be able to
mak:e the trip.
"The days of the world class
yachts <1re dwindling," Linze said.
"Here this Eastern trust goes out
and spends S2.5 million on a boat
hoping th at there can be some ac-
tion in Newport Bea~h but nothing
has happened. If they want it to
come home i1 seems they can find
a place to park it."
·'From my point of view they
should find a spo1 :11 all costs for
this boat to stay in the boat pa-
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Sports
Playing out the
college dream ·
~ Local talent handling itself
in style at respective colleges.
W ith high school seniors now
staning to think about college,
it's time to look at how the
college players arc doing.
In my discussions with the seniors
and their parents. I always refer to the
players presently playing in college
which helps to smooth the "choices"
for the h•gh school player.
An interesting point irt this
discussion is verbal commitment by
Laguna Beach's Rachel Wacholder to
the University of Colorado.
Alter visiting Colorado she
felt that it provided evetything
that she needed in a coUege
(atmosphere, team:
scholastics, environment) so
Rachel canceled her future
recruiting trips and made the
commitment. When it is. right,
you know it.
Sienna Curci of Newport
Harbor is probably the most
heralded high school setter
• Corona's Lauri Sawin (5·9) is too
small for Stanfor~··s tall front line, b~t
as a senior captain, has established
herself in the back row.
Maureen McLaren is proving to be a
major factor for Stanford.
Corona's Prentice Perk.ins is a major
contributor to No. 3 Long Beach State
wirh her ball control. She and Long
Beach State arc at No. 7 USC tonight,
where CdM's Lara Carlsen is a
red-shirt freshman playing middle
blocker or outside hitter.
CdM's Tracy Schriber is at
·defending state dtan1pion Golden West
College and they are rated No. in the
state again. Heather Flaherty
(CdM) also returns to
Golden West. Both of these
players will play next year at
Division I colleges.
Loyola-Marymount is
leading its conference with
CdM's Tahlia Wagner on the
right side.
The University of San
Diego has lost CdM's Lynn
Randall due to recurring
back problems. They'll miss
her. presently playing. She was an
All-Pac-10 player at Cat last
year as her team qualified for Volleyball NewporW. Tara Krocsch is
starting at middle blQCker at
Peppcrdine, which is not her
best position. Her versatility allows her
to step up to the challenge.
the post-season Invitational
Tournament, but, unfortunately, they
arc having a rough time against this
year's much improved Pac-10 teams
(UCLA and Stanford are rated No. l
and No. 2 in the nation.
Corona dcl Mar's Caren McKinley
and Kim Smith arc in their freshman
year at Cal.
Newport's Jenny Evans v.ac; an
AU-American m '89 and '90, but due to
shoulder sur~ery, was rcd-shartmg
during UCLA 'c; notional championship
sca~n. She's back aod is a maJOr
reason for UCLA's unbeaten way<i
CdM's Knstm Coleman (seve re bad.
problems) has ITIO\'cd on 10 ;1c::idem1c\
Estancia's Brandi Brooks is playing
well, but her Hawaii team is suffering
through one of those injury-plagued
seasons.
At Cal Poly SLO. CdM's Karin
Gra\.'CS is red· hirting while Kn ta
Hartling has opted to concentrate on
her major. Krista has become a very
good college student. I'm proud of her
maturity and awarcnc s of importance.
Newport's Sally Newberry has
worked 11\10 a b,1ck row po'iilion at
Miami of OhlO. Jnd CdM'' ChJrmayne
See BRANDE/Bl
No~ .1. CCdM) gets it done, but
wow, wake • when it's over
~ Stewarrs forces push
· Woodbridge aside in 3
wtttlout really focusing.
-have to rise to the occasion."
Corona ~cl Mar, 11-0 overall and 7-0
in league, IS canked No. l in both the
ClF State and Southern Section Di-
vision I polls. Its occasional lack of in-
ferest;--though, secmed\oae~ ttt hea'd
By Richard Oum fo the second game as Woodbridge {S·
$tlclfll Wltlr 6, 4-3) took an 11-6 lead.
CORONA DEL MAR CdM, however, roUed off eight in a
-It's not easy staying ii row and' raced to the victory.
focused when legitimate · ~ "We missed quite a f cw serves. but
challenses arc so far and~-\ -.. (the Warriors) played well and their
few between. ~1;~· setter (Heather Ruhl) did a real nice
Lance Stewart, Co-• ---M' job," Stewart said.
rona dcl Mar High's Senior Lori Newcomer led CdM with
gjrb voUeyball coach, understands this. 10 kills while teammates Jennifer
"I think we get a little uninterested Stroffe (nine), Kim Coleman (five) and
sometimes," Stewart said, following Allison Englebrecht (four) were consis·
CdM's 15-8, 15-12, 15·3 Sea View tent hitters. As a team, CdM had 35
Lcaauc ..sweep over visiting Wood· kills and 14 unforced errors.
bridge Tuesday njght, improving his lo the second game, kills by New-
team's record in games to 50-2. comer and Hilleary Kchrli, a stuff
"I think (our playen) have a lot of block by Coleman and five unforced
conf>dence, but we need to play hard errors by Woodbridge allowed CdM to
on every r.int. We've been. practicina score eight straight. After the Warriors
really wet , but we need to stay fo. scored to stop the bleeding, Englc-
cused. Rjght now, we haven't been brecht put it away for the hosts with
challenged, so when it gets tough we'U game-ending kill.
Lawn bowling
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October 14, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
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Dally Pilot High school football Player of the Week
EVANS
....,. He's Holland'~ kind of guy;
looks like a guard , plays
like a champion.
By Bany Faulkner
SCIO'IS Wiiier •JI../ Your first thought .
when you see Matt
Evans on a football ~' field, is that the equip-
ment man made a mis-· •
take. '
This guy, this 5-foot-10,
ids-pounder, could not possibly be No.
12. No. 72? you bet. But 12?
· Then, the fiery senior sprints to the
front of the CdM huddle and takes
command, squats behind center, and
proceeds to pick the defense apart.
"People kid me about that a lot," said
Evans, who sometimes meets with dist}c·
lief when he tells people he doesn't pro-
tect the quarterback, he is one. ..:.
~~ ....
"I was getting a tuxedo fitted for
Homecoming, and the guy made a re·
mark about me not exactly having the
prototypical quarterback body," Evans
said. "A lot of my friends arc defensive
lineman, and I can't let them get much
bigger than me. So I lift pretty hard
during the summer." CdM quartcrbac·l'"'Miltt Evans keyed 17-0 thumping of rival Newport Harbor.
Though Evans' bench· press max is an
impressive 245 pounds, he provides the
Sea Kings a bigger lift at the helm of
the team's balanced offensive attack.
Evans had things cliclt.ing Friday night
in a crucial 11·0 victory over Newport
Harbor, completing 14 of 23 passes for
183 yards and two touchdowns. For his
efforts, he is the Dally PUot
Player of the Week.
sion in week four. He completed 11 of
16 second-half attempts against the Ea·
glcs for 116 yards.
Evans' development has been a huge
factor in the Sea Kings' improvem~nt
over a 2-6-2 1991 campaign. But, Evans'
play is all the more remarkable, consid-
ering he's playing with a
"It was one of those
nights,. when 1 felt we were
unstoppable through the
air." Evans said of the Bat·
tic of the Bay triumph over
the arch-rival Sailors. "lt
JUSt cemed hkc the de·
fense was t'4o-fcct tall, and
I was able to pick up the
receivers really well. h 's the
f1r't time I've had that ·feel-
ing incc my freshman year.
I threw . an interception
early, but I put that out of
my mind before I hit the
\was one of
lmenlghts,
wtw1 I fll we
were tmtop-
pable through
ht ali' •• iUSt
Sllnild lb
the deflllSI
was two-feel
tal.'
third-degree tear in his an-
terior cruciatc ligament.
"It happened the v'cry
firs~ at-bat of (last) base-
ball season, when my cleat
got caught rounding first
base," Evans recalled. ·~1
had to do some rehabilita-
tion ~fter the swelling
went down, and 1 decided
to wait to have surgery,
becauSc J wanted to play
football this year. I have a
very good knee brace, and
the knee has been feeling
really good. I don't really
think about iLany..motc."
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tdet1Ae.-A(ter that. 1-k~
like I couldn't miss."
Evans connected on his next Cive
passes after the interception, and later
hit on six straight tosses for 26, 22, 18,
17 (a llruchdownJ, ancf IY yards to
help CdM put the game out of reach.
"lt was real enjoyable to open up and
throw more," said Evans, who at·
tempted just 38 passes in the Sea Kings'
fir t three games.
Evans got a chance to air it out in the
econd half against Santa Margarita,
which built a 28-0 lead at the intcrmis·
Sponsored by:
Evans displayed no dcfi·
dency in the wheels department against
Newport, picking up 27 yards on his
lone scramble to cam an important ..fint
cfown.
Evans, the team's Most Inspirational
Player last season, has gamed praise
from coaches regarding his leadership
abilities, which has not been limited to
the CdM staff.
"I was really glad to see (Evans) have
a great game against Newport," said Es-
tancia High Coach John Licbengood,
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whose Eagles fell, 33-7, to CdM earlier
this year. "He may not have the greatest
athletic ability around, but be works his
butt off to be as good as any quarter·
back in Orange County. He's a great kid
and a great competitor." ...
Newport Coach Jeff Bril)klcy was also
impressed after Friday's pcrfonnance.
"We underestimated the ability of
(Evans), and he came 1n and got it
done," Brinkley said.
Evans, never shy in showing emotion
on the field, relishes his role as a team
leader. ·
"1 want to be a team leader, and not
just because I'm the quarterback.,"
Evans explained. "I want the team to
feel good about me leading the offense,
and I've worked hard to produce in
game situations to bring that about."
There's obviously no mistaking whose
in charge of CdM's offense, and the
only numbers Evans is concerned with
are those in the win column.
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•Gall Hodgson has a message for
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By Rldwd Dunn .........
W hether she's teaching. umpiring or competina. Oail
Hodpon has a few points to make about lawn
' bowtin1. ·
Hodpon, president of the Newport Hatbor Lawn Bowling
Cub i.n 1989 and a member of last yea.r's U.S. National
Open rinb (four'IOIDC) championship team, is abo an am·
bmedor for the ancient game of lawn bowls, or "~ling on
the peen," which was introduced in Ef\lland in the t 3th
Century. • •
A hlahly-dccoralcd bowler, 11odpon ~uld like the world
to know that her pastime isn't just for the elderly •-n.. problela ill that people make it out to bo an old.
folb pme, and it INiy is not,'' Hodpon said. "I'd like to
aq that it'• a pmo for young people that old folks can play.
It ruUy iln't a pme for old f()lks and " like to promote
that, and hopefUlly trt to act younacr memben."
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Sam Oraycli fought off a Dana Hilla -a--
defender on the wing and found the \._a
right corner of the cage with ~2 sec-... "
onds left in sudden-death OV.ertime to
lead visiting Costa Mesa HiSh to an 8-
7 non-league water polo victory Tuesday in Dana
Point. · ·
Grayeli led the Mustangs (12·7) with four goals.
while goalie Chris Avitia had 14 saves for the win·
ners. Cary Petersen and John Nagle were also
credited with strong defense, as the Mustangs
blanked the Dolphins in overtime after squander-
ing a 7-4 lead in the final period.
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Dana Hl1ls 0 2 2 3 0 0-7.
Costa Mesa ICOl1nQ: Grayel 4, Portef 2. Pelll1en I, PIUbls I. SMs:
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Harbor rolls in three
Newport Harbor Higb's girls vol· •
leyball team kept pace with league· • 4\.•
leader corona derNlar, staying a game ,
_off the pace with a routine 1j-9, S-2-, ----
15·9 conquest at Saddleback.
Danny Glenn's· Sailors improved to 6-1 in
league, 7-2 overall , behind the play of Jenny Heck·
er (5 kills, 7 aces), Julie Hecker (3 kills) and Sara
Warmington (3 aces).
• Estancia's girls volleyball team dominated visit-
ing Century, 15-2, 15·1, 15·6, Tuesday in a tuneup··
for Thursday's Pacific Coast League showdown at
fellow league unbeaten Laguna Beach.
Traci Brannis had nine service aces and Chris·
tine Heims added six kills for the Eagles.
CdM tunes up for Santa Margarita
The Corona del Mar High girls ten·
nis team tuned up for Thusday's Sea e •
View League first-place showdown ,,,,-
with Santa Margarita by lopping vi.sit-
ing Woodbridge, 13-5, Tuesday.
No. 1 singles player Marcie Asch and the .No. 2
doubles tandem of Jenny Glasgow and Ranee
Rhodes all wept as the Sea Kings improved to 11 ·
1 overall, 8-0 in league.
Santa Margarita, 7-1 in league with. its only loss
a 10-8 first-round defeat by CdM, hosts Thursday's
match at Coto Valley Country Club.
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''""'" -Asch (CdM) def. Piwojsld, 8-2: def. Mmn. 6-2: def. Chel\ 6-2; WIC/'lllef (CdM), losl 4-6, won M , 8-2; Nelson (CdM) lost 3.&,
•-6, won&--0
Dou ..... -llolce-O'Mnra (CdM) lost to Rlsquer-Adcoclc. 4-6; def. SN!lcll· TMQ, 6--0, def Sandltef·Mmlr. 8-2: Gmoow·Wllden (CdM), won ~ 6-1. 6-1. Ml#"dy..flhodes (CdM) lost H . won 6-2, 6--0.
• Sophomore Sarah Hawkins won 1_8 of 19
. games to help lead the Newpon Harbor lligh girls
tennis team to a 14-4 Sea View League victory
Tuesday at Saddleback.
Newport improved to 10-3 overall and 6-2 in
league, as the Sailors begin the second round of
Sea View play on a positive note.
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• Eltancia remained unbeaten in Pacific Cout
League prls tennis, toppling Century, 18-0, Tues-
day.
No. 2 ainalct player Whitney Gilliam. as well u
the doubles teum of Lauren Weaver and Kristina
Qriaaitil, and Stacy Goodrich and Leslie Najarian
all swept their aeta, 6-0.
, Eatancia improved to 12-2 overall, 4-0 in the
PCL.
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Fmo (E) dlf ....... 6-1; ~ 8-1; dlf. Gllhlo. &--0; Gllam
(E). won e-o, &.O, H; ,..... ta wan M . 6-1, 8-0. Ds lln WIMr-Grlallls (E), dlf. ~ e-o. def. RollS·Wesl &--0; dlf.
Spm-Mjol, 8-o; ~ (E) wan 6-t, &--0, &-0: ~~ (E) won e-o. M . 8-0 ..
Coast thumped by Dons, 6-0
Orange Coast College sophomore_ Serpo Suarez. wu ejected in the 19th ~ •
minute for punching a Rancho San--~-
tiago opponent and the host Dons
wenf on to earn a 6-0 victory in Orange Empire
Conference men's soccer Tuesday in Santa Ana.
"I can't remember when ·we've been' thumped
that badly," OCC Coach Laird Hayes said. "Sergio
is one of our better players, and he ou~t to know
better. Now, he's out for our game Fnday against
Riverside."
Rancho improved to 7·1·2 overall, 2-0-2 in con·
ference, while OCC fell to 4-5·1, 1·3·0.
Orange Coast dunks foe, 13-8
Orange Coast College's water polo ..... pi--
team, behind t.he six-goal effort of Rob \...a
Worthing, and backed up by a pair of ,,, ~ .
goats from Richi Ruffmi and Luis
Uccda and 12 saves from goalkeeper Craig Mc-
Millian, dealt host San Diego Mesa a 13-8 Orange
Empire Conference setback Tuesday.
The Pirates broke out of a 6-6 halftime tie with
a 4-0 run in the third quarter to put it away, rais-
ing their record to 2-0 in confdrence, 12-6-1 over-
all.
O.,....C....tl ------· occ scoring: Wol'*'D a. Rulllnl ~. Ucecta 2, Mcl!Wlln t, CaMn 1. Cam-
pagna 1. Sms: Mc-.n 12.
SO Me$l scomg: Belly 3. Ankrom 3. Je. Jo11nson I, Jo. Jofrlson 1. Sam: Erll 12
CdM's Lachman advances
Corona del Mar's Dan Lachman de----
feated Rick Cooper of Sou.t,hlakc, • •
Texas Tuesday in the second round of ,,,,-
men's singles, 6-7, 6-2, 6-2. at the U.S. ---
Open Wheelchair Tennis Championships at the
Racquet Club of Irvine.
Top seeds, meanwhile, breezed in the early
going with Laurent Giammartini of France and
Monique van den Bose~ of the Netherlands ad·
vanclng.
Community college women 's volleyball
Coast ta!t• an tltlllllllinll state 111' ~.·1 //!>-,'
By Richard Dunn
$90ltS Wl1tef
0 range Coast College's
wo men 's volleyball
team, forced to cancel
last Wednesday' match
against Cerritos because of
only frve healthy players, will
host two-lime defending state
champion Golden West to-
night at 7 in an Orapge Em·
pire Conference match.
The Pirates (5·2 overall, 3-0 in conference)
could be the only conference team that has a
chance to defeat Golden West this year.
"We really do bave a chance against tbem,"
first-year OCC Coach Chuck Cutencse said. "Both
of my assistant coaches and I have seen them play
twice now." ·
The Rustlers (7-0, 2-0) have a couple of impres-
sive streaks on the line. They've won 42 consecu-
tive matches, dating back to a lose against De
TeleVlslon-radlo
Deep 888
Anza in 1990 in the Giant Four Oassic.
-The Rustlers, 28·0 last year, have also won 68
straight conference matches. They've never lost an
OEC match since joining it in 1988.
The Pirates, who lost three players before the
season began because of eligibility and personal
reasons, temporarily lost four others to injuries.
three in the recent San Diego Mesa Tournament.
-Setter Cori Stroud dislocated her finger.
-Two plays later, outside hiller Janelle Wil·
Iiams pulled a quad muscle.
-Then, middle blocker Bryn-Gillis (5-foot-11)
pulled a muscle in her back.
-Before the tournament, outside hitter Kellie
Sandas had been sufferin from the Ou.
You can't field a volleyball team with five play·
ers, so CuteneM: canceled the match 1&3inst Cer-
ritos, opting to get his playen healthy for a con-
ference match aglinst Rivenide lut Friday. a 15-
11, 15·9, 13-15, 15-8 victory for the Pi.rates. ·
"We're back.," Cutenese said. "We have all. nine
players back and we're free of tape." ....
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TU•SDAY'S COUNTS . • Conley is playing at Idaho State.
At Princeton. CdM's Kristen
Spataro hu "set" the Ivy league
on fire. leading the Tigers to a 13·
1 rC<X>rd.
The Majors
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Bowling Club one of seven
sites for tournament play.
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NEWPORT BEACH -Wcek-lon& competition in the U.S. Na-
tiooal Open lawn bowling tourna-
ment continua today at seven Or-aaae County locations, including
Newport Harbor Lawn Bowling
Oub, and Recreation Park in
Loaa Beach.
Top men and women lawn
bowlen from die U.S., Canada
and even England will be partici·
paling in the event, hosted by the
Southwest Division of the Ameri·
-
can Lan Bowls Aaoclation
(ALBA) for tbe aec:ond ~
tive year. There are aeven dM· atom. or~ ueu, within
the ALBA framework..
Men's pain and women's singles
begin today with fanal rounds end
a banquet dinaer/dence scheduled
for Friday, the last day of competi-
tion.
There are 191 competitors in
the ALBA this year, including 36
from Canada and three from Eng-
land. The American Women Lawn
Bowling Association (AWLBA)
has 145 competitors this .year at
the U.S. National Open, including
19 from Canada and one from
England.
Southwest Division President
and foumarnent chairman Michael
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Alheoa·Pbillpl ... Al.Bit ......
wy-treasurer Merton I11ecman, a1ona with Ed Quo ol Newport
Harbor, are amona tbe prominent
youna bowtcn competlna.
The A WLBA baa -4' tripb
teams, 56 pain teams and 64 sin·
g1ea bowlen, indudina standout
Oail Hodgson or Newport Harbor.
Hodgson, along with Faye Tay-
lor (The Irvine Meadows), Patti
Grabowski (Sun City Center, Pia.)
and Scotland's Jessie Saundcn,
·won the rinb (foun) title last year
at the U.S. National Open Tour ..
nament and also finished as run-
ner-up in singles.
Hodgson also teamed with Paula
Bellone (Hemet) last year to win
the seventh-flight pairs chaa>
pionship.
LA• BOWi.iNG:
From 81
ie Saunders, Hodgson won the national rinks title
with three new partners. She also .finished as runner·
Hodgson, a national umpire sjncc 1987, was also
the singles winner last year at the Pacific Inter-
Mountain Division (PlMD) championships in W alnut
Creek, Calif.
up ih the nationa l singles. ·
Hodgson also teamed with ~aula Bcllonc._(Hemet).
another new partner, to win the seventh-flight pairs
championship last year at the U.S. National Open
Tournament. ·
Of course, being a certified instructor, Hodgson
has the. opportunity to meet many players. Some-
-times, her pupils even come back to haunt her.
"I've been beaten by some of my students," Hodg·
son said. "I taught Glenna Weber, who's a member
ot the (Newport Harbor) club, the finer points and
strategy, and she beat me in a game of sing~s. I
don't know if I'm happy about it or what, but it was
really fine. I guess it goes to prove l':m a good teach-
er if students can beat you."
Few can.
So how seriously does Hodgson, along with fellow
mates, really take it?.
"It is a gentleman's game and there's a lot of cti·
quette, but not everybody adheres to the ctiqucrtt!',~·
she said. "They do <;0mct1m es try to upset their op·
ponent." ·
She began bowling competitively in 1980 in British
Columbia, winning a silver medal
four years later in singles at the
B.C. Summer . .Games..-Hodpon
and her husband, Elmer, became
Newport Harbor members in 1986.
In 1990, Hodgson did not compete
in thcr U.S. National Open Tourna-
ment, but won the singles fourth·
flight title at the PIMD finals, lo
1989, she had two runner-up fin·
ishes and a second-flight singles
od title in the U.S. National Open.
H pon There will be no rinks competi· .
tion this year, but Hodgson will play singles, pain
(with Orabowsti) and triples (with Grabowski and
Taylor). "You wort as a team in triples and pain,"
Hodgson said. "Nobody ever loses a game or it's
never just one person's fault. It's team play.
·•t like the singles myself (because) if you lose, you
can only blame yourself. And if you win, you get the
glory yourself I guess. 1 really enjoy ( inglcs)."
It doesn't take much, on or off the lawn, for Hodg-
son to get her points made.
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11 149 13 5
9 138 1S 3
7 92 13 1
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PUIUC NOTICE Labat <:ode, lhe Dlrec10f o1 P9Mff of the TrustN Wlcl VICa PMWllT TRACT 1231, CORONA TholMI ~ PM TNtw IOTICI CIMani9. ..SIU y Hiii. 611 dlld ....._.
NOTICK TO/ !~. Oepwtment, °!__Inds u• of IN INlll cr11ted by .,, 'eoo ... , ... HN~OWHPLOARNTos,. E~CITHY o,.s' ~ •••cnent ".!! ........ Thie ..... "* ...... tied -nc•-"*" iu ......... ot a., ..... '· , ... --..... ,. ..... Relauons 0 1.... tate said Oeed of Trust 1o-w1r ....._., hit• too "'" " • _. t'9 ounty .._.. 01 With f'9 County Ctertl o1 -_.. 1~... 1 a.wun 1 w -M ot on..t -.U&a CONTRACTORS ol C.hlornla hH deter~ ' ' ' SHOWN ON A MAP OrMge Counly on~ OfW'IQlt County on 5et*m-..... llCATIOll TO -.,. u ~..-CAL Q FOA B DS mined the ~lllly prevail· $238,168.70 Es11m1ted ...... Alw, CA eaToe THEREOF AECORDED IN bef "· ttu bet 2l:tt11 ••LLAU:o..ollC lh1uwunder Re&ourded Ttw ............. llfld .UN I Ing retea ol wagea In the The beriellclary under Te .. pllene: 17'41 ~ BOOK .o, PAGES tt AND ' P ... T8'1 ' PMaTM .............. 06/ll711H2. In ~ --. _.., _...,. d lg IMtorl
H ~GENCY: ·~lrly In whlctl thl• w~k said Deed ol TNll htmo-UtO 20, MISCELLANEOUS Publlhd Newpon 8Nch-PUblllhed Newpon Beech--To WtlOfn II Ma c~,..... ·a.~·~::. .. .., al ....... Pftllllltl't
unt nvte>n Beach Is to be performed. Copies lore executed and dellv Publlshtd Newport MAPS, RECORDS OF OA· Costa MH• Diiiy Piiot Oc• Cotta MeN Diii" Piiot Oc:· cem· PASTA BRA~ INC. uf ... -' O/llll-" .. •1 OC) :'fo-:! ~ ~=d Union High Schoot ol theH rate determina-lll'ed to the undersigned a 8each-Costa Mes• Diiiy ANGE COUNTV, CAL· • .. ( ·) .....aui lo th• O.: "'1 I _..
District Uons, tntiUed PREVAILING written Oectorauon ol Do-Pilot Octob~ 14, 21, 28, IFORNIA. IObef 7. 14, 2t, 28, 1992 lober 7, 14, 2 1, 21, 1112 .,. a..,..,.ng le Be¥· PM •• ,""' Hurlh lronl ,,._ ~::;:; Cu••• UHa. C/4
PROJECT: BID NO. WAGE SCALE. ere on hie laull and Demand lor Sale, 1992 Tho llrfft addren end W-451 W·452 ~~~ alco-= ''!,::O ~~; Thll undull!QMd True!•
751 • TENNIS COURT 11 th• DISTRICT Purchas. and nuen Nohe• ol o.. w46I othw common ~tlon, PUIUC NOTICE PUii.iC NOTICE holjc beWfagea 11 "°".,. "--w S.... AN CA ·'-llMIN AIM ....._, .. 1114 RESURFACING • E.Dt-Ing Office; 9'ld COPies may a w if any, of the rHI propeny New Be ch ... ._ 1111. . • --·• • be obtalned on request fault end Election to Seti. descried above le · pur-..._ .... .._..~ -•OF W1e Ave., ·~ ~a • .. ~ ~•ion. to lhtt any 1nc;arrectnea of •h•
SON H.S. The CONTRACTOR shall The under11gned Clused PUBLIC NOTICE por1ed IO be· 440 RIVERA r ... H-• ... .::.:::..-TM. Ca. 8Zl60 wtltl -., On ~·· ~· 11)1 Ulh llUNll ~ ... and C>lhtli -810 DEADLINE: 2:90 po.t c;opy o4 lhese 11111 •I said Notice of Default and OL IO TERRACE CORON~ DEL au.-.. Ila... _r-._•ovw v Sale Beer & Wine (Pub. II~ at lhit 1111\U ul ulu u.MIUn dllly\llelUO, ti lflll,
P.M OCT ll, 1n2 each lob Ille The CON~ Eledton lo w IO ... -RES UT N MAR CA. ........... 9mLL ALCOHOLIC Eal. Pl.) hcense(•) ill ......... ........., ol •• ., Uflll llhtlliott.......,. P~CE OF BID RECEIPT TRAC10R and.any subcon-NO. 92-84 THE ONOERSIG N EO The following pefson1 11.vmtAG•S 9-30-82 Publlehed Newport 1M.1 Sl.ttu11) 811 rl\lhl 1111'1. Thu 1ut.i am11unl u1 lhll ANO PLACE BIO DOCU-tracl,Of under 11 shall COfdld in the county where A RESOLUTION OF THE TRUSTEE DISCLAIMS A.NV are doing buslr.as u : To Whom H May Con-Beech-Co1111 Mesa Daily ~ in<fNI 1.onvey ... 1 10 ~ blMllCll 01 N ullli
MEN TS, PLANS ANO not less than the spocir.J the real property It located CITV COUNCIL OF THE LIA81LITV FOR INCOR· PRESS WEST. 817 W.17lh cem: CARL KARCHER EN-Pilot Oct~ 10, 1992 .,111 now twkl t,., 11 Utll.luf gallon 118CUFMd 11¥ lhlt a-op
SPECtrlCATIONS ARE ON prevtMlrng ralts ol wages to and more than three CITY OF COSTA MESA, RECT INFORMATION FUR· St.. No. I, Costa Mesa, TERPRISES INC. l1(1re) W47' MNJ o...J uf Tru111 111 11tu 81ty tu be IOld and ,...,,,
FILE Huntongton Beach an workers employed by months hove elepsed since CALIFORNIA. DECLARING NISHED. Cehl. 92627 ;-•POl)'lng to tile Depettment PUii.iC UAoilaA• PfOl"'•tY 1111ua111tJ Ill Mild Mlle esllmated COlll, •• U.H.S O Procurement Of· them In tho e.ecubon ol such rocordatlon. ITS INTENTION TO ORDER THAT said sale Is made Daniel Manin Melton, 413 ol Alcoholic Bevetege Con-11vr~ Cuunty .and SIMia .,Id du-'*'11Ul lllll advlfl&All 11 thtl
lice. Room 361, 10251 lho conttact. DATE: 10/02/82 THE VACATION OF 10 without covenant or war-Brysonsprlngs, Co&ll trol 10 NII elcohollc bever· NOTICa 0# 11.rlllud as l11llows • ltm1t of lhu 11Ml..t l)UblK.1
Yorktown Ave. H1,1nllngton E.ach bidder shall submit, F 0 R : Q . S , L . FI· FEET OF PROPERTY Al ranlV r~arding tltle pol· Mesa, Calli. 9~27 agu II 4880 Campu_s lRUSft•'S SALE lXH&91T wA" • tiUlt u1 lltti NutkM ol ..... 11
BOllCh, CA 92646 Pllone on tho lorm lurniahed With NAN c I AL As 1893 ORANGE AVENUe. session or encumbrances This buslneH. !• con-Drive. Newpon Beach, CA . UNDeR De!D Of' TRUST PARCEL '· Uflll 20 .•• h 19,311Hl9
(714) 964·3339 Eitl.4350 the contract documents, as TRUSTEE BY· FORE· THE CITY COUNCIL OF or as to lnsurability ol title.' ducted by: en lnd1111dual 92S64 with '"41"' On-Sale TS No l'NBOUI05 ,111111111 on 111•1 ceru1111 Cun In addlhu11 tu Ullh. lh1
NOTICE IS HEREBY list ol the PfOposed sub-CLOSURE CONSULT THE CITY OF COSTA THE total amount of the The reg11tr11nt(s) com• 8eer & Wine (Public Eating · Loan No dom1111um Plan 1oco1d11tJ Trui.1att will llU.tJtll I uasl1
GIVEN 1h111 the above-contractors on this proiect • MESA DOES HEREBY RE· unpaid balance ol said ob-menced to transact bual· "•ce) llcenH(•) 7 1321MtAWNDER Mey J 1 t 97 7. in Book .,,., t tlucil IJlawn un • a.tall
na111l·d District or Orange 89 required by the Sublet· ANTS, INC., AS AGENT SOLVE AS FOLLOWS: hgatlons together with ad-V II under the Flciitiou'I Publl&hed Newport 5 I Olt'9r .._, _ 12211~. P11g11 1876 ul Olh ur f\ijlional l.olltlii a <.ho1 •
County. 11c11ng by and ting and SubcontracMg 17802 IRYINE, BLVD., SEC~ION 1. The City vances, and estimlled Efuslness Name(s) hated Beach.Colla Mesa r>a~y YOU ARE IN DeFAUl c1al Ruc.ords ot Oranu11 dl11wn b; • 11a1e "' t..0..1
through 11s Governing Fair Practices Act. Public 11 205, TUSTIN, CA Council ol the City of Costa costs end upenses, It above on: January 1982 Pilot October 10, 1992. UNOER I\ DfED 04= mus County Celtlurr111 credit u11t0n or • chai;~
Bo.trd. here.nafter referred contract Code Section 9 2 e e o T •I• p h 0 n • Mesa does hereby declare s t , 2 2 o, o o o. o o A p. Daniel M. Melton ~75 DATED Juou 7 ,9119 PARCEL 2. An uOIJ!Yodud dtewn by a stelu ur luo.Jwal
10 as tt-o OISTRICt, Wiii re-4100 et seq N b • (714) 731 its 1n1en1ton to vacate 10 PROXIMATE l'hts statement was filed LESS YOO TAKE: ACTI 16.Cllt lllltlfOSI '".rid lo LOI MIY1fltl$ •nd loan ISSUl.I
ce1vo up to, but rot tater No bidder may Wldldraw um er. · • te.Lol pioperty at 1893 Or-THAT nooce or breach ol with the Counly Clerk. of PUIUC NOTICE TO PROTECT YOUA PROP 1 uf l11•.1 No toll in 1tw ahon uwinus ~tallOfl Of
than lh11 atxwe stoled time, his l);d fOf a pertod or forty-394~ ange Avenue, m0te patticu· said obllgatlon and election Orange County on Septem· ERT't' IT MAY BC SOlD A · City ol Cw..t• Mou, Countv UWl\IS IMmk ~1IMH.1 111
sealed bids for the award nve (45) days alter the date By. TERI SNYMR, larly de~cnbed 89 follows: to sell said real propertYiber 25, t992 NOTIC• OF A Pliel..IC SAL-E IF y ol O.a•iuu. Sl•IU ol Celoh11· Seclion 5102 ol the Finan-
ol a conuact for lhe above set for the opening thereol. EXEC. VICE PRESI· A portion ol lots 12, 13, was recorded as lnstru-F545783 APPLICATION TO NEED AN CXPLANllTI ,.._,a!> show11 un 1 fnltl IU· Cltll O)IJe &t"l(l 14Jlh0!tltld 1
proioct. Bids shall be ro-Govem1ng Board. OENT Ind _14 of Block C, Tract ment No. 92·422850 on Publl~ed Newport Beacl't· ALL ALCOHOLIC OF THE NATURE OF wuJod 111 8oo11 393. Plll\lllS du IJullnO:.$ 1n this staao In
cc1ved '" thO placo identl· Signed· /S/ A. E. ROW· Published Newport Jn in tho City Of Costa JUNE 23, 1992. OI Olflclal Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc-BEYEMG•• t0.3-92 PROCEEOINO AGAINS !> ant.I 6 of Mi~ll~US lhu OYflfll ,..,,.oo, olhef lhltn
l•od above, and opened LEY. Otrector. Procure-Beach-Costa Mesa Daily ~Ofil• f0~n1t~ 01 Orange, Records In the office of the tobcr 7 14 21 28 1992 To Whom ll May Con· YOU YOU SHOULD M11p:;, roconl1 01 Oran'bu caitl 1$ ll<MlfllW. lho lrusl ar.d publtcly road aloud at ment, Huntington Bench Pilot October 7 14 21 ta e o a 1 orn a as per County Recorder ol OR· ' " ' . " W-453 cern: Bwana'& Restaurant, TACT A LAWYER Courlly, Cahl0<11111. hJUttll1111 ou may w1thhokl ltlti 1ssu
tho abovo stated umo and Union High School 01str1ct 1992 ' ' • map recorded n Book 16, ANGE County, Stato ol Cal-Inc. ls(ere) apptv!ng to the Notice 15 hor;by i.A'!r with 11ll 1m1Muvum11nls thu111 eow ol \hu T1ustw'1 OwcJ
pl.i co Open. Oct 29, 1992 . ~agjJ ts °' Miscellaneous 1fom1a. PUBLIC NOTICE Department of Alcoholic 11\81 s .. nctard Truat on llll1.Ul)lm11 lhtHOllCllll Ulllll lurll.ls htic.on1& ,...,.,,
lt'c DISTRICT requires Bid No. 751 w458 aps '" the Olflco of tho Trustee or party con· leverage Contlot to seN al· SeNlce Comp•ny 8 C<w CootJu.mrn1urn U1111:. I lll)lu iu '"" 1111vue IJI oocJ111
that bidder possess a cur-Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE County Recorder ol said d ti S I Flclltlous conollo beYera~es at 2340 "'vaJKlfl Ill> trust1.'\l °' sue. t111uuoh 64 MK.lul>!vu. tuc.at !WI.!.., a malloi. ol rqu ronl C~1110 n1~ Cont County descnbed as lol-uc "9 • • I N ,...... .... 1"'·1 1 "'-· · 1 t ~ --• ,_, ... ,_, •• . u r 0 rac· Beoch Costa Mesa OaJly INTERSTATE LEND-Bus neas ame Ha1bor 91vd., oS1a Mosa. CtlSSOI 11u~1w °' suh$lllul .,.. '" rt."Ut ~it' '"II rum -.... lllt"' w"' .,., ntd..,O tor"i s license is the Clas· Oc Loan No. lows. , St•t•ment CA 92726 with "41" On· ud llu~lt.'t• flUll>Uctlll tu 1 a pmllon ot UM1 It•• t•ll hul •1thou1 covonatlt or 51l1c;111on ol c-32' at the Pilot lober 7, 14• l992 WICK&ASHEIM All. that ponlon lying ERS ASSISTANCE, .he Followtng persons 5111e Beer 111\d W1r1o Eating Dl-'UIJ ol Ttu~I l!><t.'(.Ult.>d 1.1u<lu uot. l1tJl10lt1un1 U•h • .,,llflly uAQI~ °' lff\C}ltOd
time tho contract Is w463 YOU ARE IN DEFAULT W•lbtn a stnp of land 40 0 INC., 17842 Irvin e are doing business as: Pt11ee llcense(s). John 8 tsllwr1r)ui II ITi.JH lw\14 lfSphallum and .,ti lill\ 'IJVll'<JtrlU hlle "°'~union
awarded No payment shall PUBLIC NOTICE UNDER A DEED OF TRUST feet Nonhwest from the Blvd., Suite 200, Tu•· PHIL THOMAS CON-Published N ew~on ma11 Aucu1111JCJ 06"'9 1~119 dwd sub!>t .. 1iws anti utht-"f IJI llflC.Umbl•nws lo Mhstv t:>c made for work or mate· DATED November 22, 1989 centerline,. 01 Orange AV· tin, C•llforni• 92680 STRUCTION, 955 San Beech·Costa Mesa Daily in 8(.-.. . Peuu 111~1 m111U1als UOlkM 1111cJ in W.141 tho lftdublutlnuu s.:1.u11.;cJ
nal under tho contract un-Title Order UNLESS VOU TAKE AC-enue, --Tel· (714) 83Hl92 Rtmo 1rv1n~1I 92714 Pilot October 10, 1992. 89·30!>74 1 ol 011 11.1~ land exc.°"t lhtl right IO u by illKJ OoocJ, atJv11111.us
le:.s and until lhe-R,....tSlra N 22 .. 2807 TION TO PROTECT YOUR Ex-ccpr1h-al -ponton lying • p 'Th 9'55--.. _,,,.,., anu porlluo of lll,I a.u·•~ u thul&a··"'· -·'h--·~-1 -or Contractors ver1i1Ccl 10 °· "" vvith1n the Southwest t9.86 Trustee S•le No.: htl omas. .,an ......... Reco!ds'" It~ o4ll(AI ul •nu ot"t ftlj IMttd lc11 di~ ;. pr~hc-;:,0,-";;d' 117~ the DISTRICT that tho Trust .. S•le PROPERTY. IT MAY BE leet ol said Lot 12. 2903-B Remo, Irvine, Catif._92714
CONTRACTOR was prop-No. 172157-F SOLO AT A PUBLIC SALE. Also el(cept Ul•t portion Date: October 1, This bu~lness ~s con-Put a few words ~:io::1~· .:,·::;·~11:.u:l.':.;'~·:u, ~~~!/'~:-~ u~ ::~
orly ltcrnscd at the time Reference No. IF YOOU NOEFEOT AEN EXTPLARE. lying within tho Northeast 1992 ducted by. an Individual 1101 "X"'ui.1-ot Oii wull 111111 1rtlt11"~1 1"'-·~"" Ms .... ~u"-I NATI N H NA u 5 0 I , I Tho registranl(S) com-v ... .,. ~~ ............ w ..-v•~ ..... tho coJllract was awarded. 237129110 OF THE PROCEEDING 4 · cet o sad lot 14. INTERSTATE LEND· menced to transact busl· t k f my, Oil devit~t. mm 10 uld Nold, toes chllruc~
Any CONTRACTOR not so NOTICE OF AGAIN ST YOU. YOU Also e•cept that portion ERS ASSISTANCE ness under the Fictitious • 0 wor or you. ln\j 011t111llu11s tciuuth111 111~1!111~1susol lhulrus141M
ltcensed is sub1ect to pen-TRUSTEE'S SALE SHOlJLO CONTACT A lying wlt'1ln a strip ol land INC., AS TRUSTEE Bustnoss Name(s) listed wilh thu use of saotl surl!K. end ot tho lrusb CIUlllL'\I t,.,
i1!1es under t/'>e law, a!'d YOU ARE IN DEFAULT lA\\IVER. 30.0 leel Northwest from By: BRIGITTE HIO· 11bove on: Nl3above)A fur ool -.oils taui.s 1ur1114'1~ sa111 DtMJ ul T1us1
tho contract will be cons1d-UNDER A DEED OF TRUST NOTICE OF the centerline ol Orange GINS PRESIDENT 6"2•5678 1111111~1 ux1.11v.tlt011S 0t sl11tll St•ndard Truat Deed
c-rod VOid DATED 11/07/90 UNLESS Avenue. • Class1hcd Is..... l>IUV•Ovd hO•flYl.11 th Service Company .. Thert" v.111 be a mandatory YOU TAKE AC.TION TO TRUSTEE'S SALE RESERVING THEREFROM Published • Newport O ON VEN I ENT $<tnlt.! ~H 1101 00 <.01\51tU1wl Ttushill 2600 Sltm•lll
10b W)'k lo commence at PROTECT YOUR PROP-T.S. No. 58283 a public use easement for Beach·Costa Mesa Oa.ty whether you're buy-10 1•uh1b11 slant drllllnu 1 Duve Suite 200 ~,,1111 10 00 am on TUESDAY, ERTY. IT MAV BE SOLO AT NOTICE IS HEREBV all e~isllng underground Pilot October 7, 14. 21. lng. selling, or just l1II l\lRT sue.ti olht.>t Ollf'llhuclJ wl1K. CA 9.t520 (5101 60l 73>40
OCTOBER 20, 1992 at the A PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU GIVEN that on Wednes· end ovemead public utili· 1992. looking, classified has ltjilyRtMPIH•nt<Tllt'"1M ~ in nu w•v u~ lll 1n .,1y "'i. 8y VutohM-<i ~1 As
Edison HS TENNIS NEED AN El<PLANATION day 11041992 at 1000 Iles. together 11<ith nght ol w464 w hst you need! 1111~1 lhti su1lao..u 1~ts 11111111 Souo1 .. 1y D••ud
COURTS localed at 21400 OF THE NATURE OF THE AM. of s'l•d da : at IN THE lngress and egress lor lhe PILOT CLASSIFIED sa1t1 lanll llfKJ .. 1t1th clo no 09'24 1992
MiJ9no1ta Ave . Huntington PROCEEOt~GS AGAINST AREA SET AYSIOE FOR purpose of ma•!:'lalning. re PUBLIC NOTICE &42·5S7B t.>nll."f wltl land at II llUIOI l\SllPtiJOOO Uc.ich. CA YOU YOU SHOULD CON-piecing, and upgrading ktss than !>00 1001 to lidKI 107 t0,14 1()121 All work must bo com-TACT A LAWVER CONDUCTING TRUSTEES said e>usting public utihlles. NOTICE OF
plCl!'d w•m•n 4 5 consecu-On 10/28/92 'at 1 O:OO SALES. WITHIN THE OF-SECTION 2· Moridoy. the T PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE t1ve d.iys lrom tho 11me of A.M .. G.S L. FINANCIAL. A FICES OF RESS FINAN-2nd .day of November, YO~u~~:~~s g:rL.:LLT ------------------_________ , ________ _ PUBLIC NOTICE
Che No11co To Proceed IS· CALIFORNIA CORPORA· CIAL CORPORATION, LO-1992, .at G·30 pm., In tho UNDER A DEED . OF ~V•'d by lhO DISTRICT. TION as the duly appotnted CATEO AT 1800 NORTH. Council Chambers ol City TR ST 0 TEO
E.ich btd sh.lll be ac-Trustee under and pursu-BROADWAY SUITE 100 i Hall, 77 Fa1r Drive. Cosla ~ UNL~SS y~arch KS.
c:ornp,1n1ed by a cert•l•ed or ant 10 Deed 01 Trust Re-• ... T • n Mesa. Calilorn1a, l!i hereby 1 cr'o 0 1' OTE~lAo E t'olsn1e1 s check or bid corded on 11130190 as the C.ty of .,...N,. ANA, fixed as lhe limo and ploce A I NT R V U
nond ,n an amount not less Document No. ~631300 County ol ORANGE. SUllo for t-earmg all pcrotons in· ~~'C6Ef~ PITeL~~A~J:
tnan le'1 percent (t<nr.) or Boole Page 01 Olltcial ol Caltlom•a RESS FINAN· terested 1n or ObjeCllng to IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA-
tho tot.JI b•d Pffce. payable Records m the olltee of the CIAL CORPORATION, a the proPQsed vacatton. NATION OF THE NATURE
co trto DISTRICT as a guar. Rec order ol Orange Calrlom1a corpora~Qn. as SECTION 3. Thcso pro· OF THE PROCEEDING
mtcc tn.11 tho bidder,'' us Cou,,ly, C11tlornta. ex-duly• appointed Trustee ceed1ngs shall bo con-AGAINST VOU YOU
P•OPO!i.ll •o; accepteo. shalt ecuted by: ROBERT under and pursuant to lhe ducted pursuant 10 lhe pro-SHOULD CONTACT A L•romptly e4t'Cute the JAMES TALLMAN ANO YISlons of Seclton 8300 et Aqrcemont, lum1sh a sat.ls-MICHELE ANN TALLMAN power ol sale conlMed In seq. of the Strtccs and LAWYER. lactorv Fmthlul Perl0<m· HUSBAND WIFE AS JOINT tnat ccf'ta•n Oood ol Trust Highways Code ol the Stan·S~;>w COfJ)oratton, a
itr1Ct" Bond 1n an amount TENANTS as Trustor executed by BRIAN A. Stato or California. ~·:•lorn1a ~orp~ra~on, oa
nat Ir's thAn one hundred GUARAOIAN SAVINGS WICKERSHEIM. a slnglo SECTION 4. Tho City ul 0 f:..P0 71~1 , rustee
po•rcent poo·~1 of the total ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION, man Recorded 11/30/1989. M11nager or tho City or ~~n~:ic o:ed ~1 ~7~~w1tt
tMJ r>••c1• furnish a sails-as Bonohclary Will SELL in Book of Olllcial Rocords Costa Mesa 15 hereby di SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
l,irl irv f .llltilul Perlorm· AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO or said Count at pa e reeled to causo notice ol TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER ,1ncc Bond 1n an amount THE HIGHEST BIDDER • y, 9 • tho said proposed vac111lon nN Ir~~ 11ic.1n one hundred F Rec01der s Instrument No to be conspicuously FOR CASH or as set lor1h
Pt'•Lll"l (1004•) 01 lhe total 11~~ ~~s~ato(P~Xa~~wl~: 89-649652, by reason 01 a posted along said s111ps or ~~tlonal92~h of1 the C1v1I
b1\1 puc.e turrui.h a Pay· money 01 lhe United broach or default in pay· land for at lcdst two (2) tere:i rig 1·,;J e ~n~
ment Bor J 1n an amoun1 States by cash 1 cashier's ment or pef1ormance of the weeks. beloro tho dato of now hel~r sa.d Deed
not l~·ss tt•an fifty pefcent check orawn by a state or obllgollons :.ecurod said hca11ng. Sa•d notices ol Trust in the pro rt
CSO •> 01 tnc total b•d pnce. national bank, a checl< thereby. 1nclud1no lh31 sha 1 be posted not more here1"'1her dl'scnbed· pe y
"nd 1"'0 •1>h cef't•l•cates eYi-drawn by a stalo or federal brea-ch or default Notice of than three llundred (JOO} TRUSTOD· GOOI e A p dl'f'Ctl'9 th.i t tho required credit union or a check . • leet apart. but in no event ,.. P g e-•ns.ir .i nc•• ,5 1n effect •n ihe d b • 1 1 wh1ctl was recorded 07 011 Shall fewer than three Pl ters and Anne eters, hus-t1mounu; s c lonh •n the rawn y a Slate or edera 1992. as Recordet's lnstru· no11ces be posted bond end wile as 101nt ten . savings and loan assoe•a· · ants A11rcurn1-n1 form t•on savings associatton ment No. 92~55895 1n SECTION 5. This Rosolu BENEFICIARY C f'.1ymcn1 .ir1d perlormance or savings bMk specilted Boo~. at Page. WILL SELL tton s.halt bo published B k R d ~ Morpora~e
boud shall be required ,n sectoon 5102 ol the Ft· AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO twice tn a newspaper ol 1 :~I • ecor 01 Jrc~·91 •
.,,, r •u ''•ctu11on ol the nancHll Code and autho-TH E HIGHEST BIDDER general c11cu1a11on, printed 105513~~1 O:ficial R~cord; c-ontr.1ct .1nd !>hall be 1n the rizcd 10 do business in this FOR CASH 1 wf 1 and published the City of th 11 1 h R lo"n :;,•1 tortn 1n tne con· stale 1 At· AT THE FRONT · (I u money Costa Mosa, Orange '" o o ico o l e e-
tr.ict aocumMts. tn tne ENTRANCE TO SUITE 205 of the Urtlled States. ev1· County; CalilOmta corder 01 Orango Countv.
l'\icttl ol r t,furc to enler into I 7802 IRVINE BOULE' denced by o Cashier's PASSEO AND ADOPTED SAID Deed 01 Trust de·
!>u•.n contJct at"ld t>~ecute VARO, TUSTIN,· CA 92~ Check drawn on a state or this 5lh day ol October =~•be~o~~J0~f""T-~cr'~
cric rr.QuitC'd documents all nghl ltlle end interesl national bank or the e<iu1v· 1992 66J1 h
t'1e b·d ~<'Cl•' ·v w•ll be lor· conveved to and now held a1en1 thereof drawn on any MARY HORNBUCKLE, reco;d-:d 5 1~wne:ka ';:f ''M•·t 11 O~n\ls !.h.,~ rer;;•11n by •l under sad Deed of other f1nanc13I ins1itutt0n Mayor of lh• Cltw ol Pages 1 to 6 inclusive oi l,,n u n otrce1 an e Kl Trust m the propcf'ly situ specified 1n section 5102 ol Costa Mesa M15Cellanoous' Maps 1n the rouq ou tie guarantl!e ated 1n said County Call c ATTEST EILEEN P fl f C • 0 -ix•nod a41 ~proc.licd '" Ille 1 b • • the alilornl• Financial : • o 1co o the ounty "'" qer o•ral ronuit,ons 1~;~~n descri ing lhe land Code, au1h0fizf'Q to do PHINN~, City Clerk of corder ol said County.
f'u1!.u,1r11 to Section 22300 EXHIBIT 'A' business In 111e State of the Cltw of Coal• Mesa, MAY BE ALSO KNOWN
"' th•' Publtt Contract Cahlomla. ALL PAVABLE STATE OF CALIFOA· AS. 1815 Pott Abbey Place
Codr, lhr conlfact wilt con-T.S NUMBER t 7267·F AT lHE TIME OF SALE all NIA) ~ewpo., Beach. CA 92660
IJtn PIOVt!>IOns perm1nong TR u s T 0 R R 0 BER T I • COUNTY OF ORANGE) (II a street address or
Ull' SUCCCS',lul bidder 10 JAMES TALLMAN PAR-I ght t1tle and lnlerast hold CITY OF COSTA MESA common designation IS
sullsllluto srcurities tor any CEL 1 LOT 12 OF TRACT by •las Trustoo, In tha t real ) i;hown obove, no warrenly
mon1M withheld bv iho 125Eo8 AS SHOWN ON A property situate 1n said •• 1s given as lo lls complete
D1W'tt to ensure per1orm-MAP RE.CORDED IN BOOK County and State, de-I, EILEEN P PHINNEY, ness or correctness)."' ;int;e under tho contract o• P sct1t>ed as loUows. Lot 39 C11y Cte1k and ex olf1c•al The beneficiary under
pvn ,11,1•9 p.1ymt'nt ol re 609 AGES 36 THROUGH of Tract No 2348 in the Clerk oi the C•IY C~unc I of sa,d C>.i<.d uf Trust. by rua· ll•nt,ons r.;irnc>d d1rect1y .le INCLUSIVE. OF MIS-c 1y 1 Cos.I M • the City 01 co~t" Mt:' l. son ol breach or default in into r.srrow CElLANEOUS MAPS IN ' 0 11 esa IS the obhgations secured E.1ch b•d must• conform THE OFFICE OF ·THE shown on a map recorded hereby cei't ly that '.ne thereby. heretofore e~
and be rcspan~;.ve to the COUNTY RECORDER OF '" Book 82, Page 25. of above and oreoo•no Re •o ecuted and delivered to the
cont1ac1 oocumer.•s Trc SAID ORANGE COUNTY M1scenaneous Maps, 1r1 tho lullon No 92-84 ON,\S du y undersigned a wnnen Dec
DISTRICT rl!st'r.,.c$ the PARCEL 2 A NON olft<:• of the Counry Re-and reguiairv passed ano raration or Default and De·
r qrit to '' ... c1 an't' a'1tf ,1 X · corder of said County adopted by the u,tJ C1tv mand for Safe. and WT•llen
lJ•d • or tu w 11~1? any .,. E ClUSIVE EASEMENT AP"422-464 02 Council at a rCtJUl,1r meet not1co ol breach and ol
•"Qul,ir I··~ er info•maltl•C<; FOR INGRESS. EGRESS The SITllOI address or Tng tnereor held on the 5th l'lCK:t1on to causo tho-vn '" "'V uiif or ,n the b•d ANO PUBLIC UTILITY PUR· day 01 October 1992 ders1gned to sell said prop. dtt••1 POSES OVER LOT A OF other common dos19nohon • erly to sattsly said obhga·
A• H'Qu1rl'd by Section SAID TRACT 12568 AS SET of tho real property herein-IN WITNESS WHCRLOF. I lions and thereal1or the un·
1 //J ol H1e Calilomia FORTH IN THE OECLARA· abovo describod " pur-have hereunto sel my hand derslgnod caused said no-
---------......iTtON OF RESTR CT 0 S ported to bo. 2136 Ster~ng and alfnced the Seol ol the 11co ol breach and ol elec· •!1111•~ 1 1 N Avenue CoSla Mesa CA Ctty ol Cos.I Mrs' th15 r.111 tton to l>o recorded June FOR SVCAMORE PARK 92627 • • day of October. 1992 22. 1992 llS Instr. No. 92· w HI c H RE c 0 R 0 E 0 Th d d d' EILEEN p PHINNEY ·120163. ol Ofhc1al Records MA .. CH 7, 1989 AS IN-0 un crsigne IS· • • 1n tho OfftCO of the Ro-
S TR UM ENT N O 89_ claims all 1t1brhty for 1ny City Clerk end ••· corderolOrangeCounty,
I 17210 OF OFFICIAL 1ncon-ectness In said •IT••• officio Clerk Of lhe City Said $311! Wiii be made,
RE CORDS addro» 0< other common Council of the Cltw of but without covenant or HAllO. tAWllJ. des•onation. Coale MtMI warranty, e•pren or Im·
MOUNT OUYI The street address and 5.lio u le w1h be mado Published Newport plied_. regarding 11ue, pos-c.m.i.., • Moo1Urt other common desognat1on without warranty express B~ach-Costa Mc~a Daily sess•on. or encuml>fances,
CllalM!I • ~ 11 any, of the real propeny 1 R d ·di 111 Pilot October 14 21 1902 to pay tho remaining J)f•nci· .. S,.n 1110 ~II Fauhs .. ctescr1bed abOve IS pur-or mp e • regar hng 1 e, ' • 469 pal sum ol obl1911t1ons &e·
" ported 10 bo 2100 COLINA possession, or ot Of en-w cured by said Deed of
1625 Olaler VISTA COURT, COSTA cumbre1nces. to sattsly the PUBLIC NOTICE Tru~t. wllh Interest es seld Costa Mesa MESA CA 92627 unpaid obt.g111tons secured notice provided, advances,
540.5554 The 'undorsi ncd Tru teo by said 0Hd of Trust, with NOTICE OF 1t nnv. under the terms ol •••lllililiilil••~ 9 5 1n1eres1 and other sums as ~aid Deed of Trust, lees, I" d1sclo1m1 any l1ab•lity for TRUSTEE'S SALE chorqes and e.pcnso• of
any 1nconectness of the provided ther•in: plus ad· NOTICE the Trustee and of the PACIFIC YIEW
MEMOfHAL PAM
Cemetery • Monuery
Chepel • C<ematort
3500 Pacilie View Or1¥1
Newpof1 6Mctl .... .,.
Mortuary * Chapel
Cfematlon
110 Broadway
Coste Mesa
Mt·t111
street address and other vances, If any, thore.und r YOU ARE IN OE FAULT Trusts created by said
common des•gna1ton if any and interest thereon, and UNDER A DcM or Tru~I Deed of Trust. Said sale
shown h~r~n Srud 131~ plus tees. charoes. and ••· DATED OCTOBtR 28. 1988 will bo held on Oc1ober 28,
Wiii be m:lOI l>u; lhout penses ol Ille Tru51H and TUINOLNESTSO YPOUO ,TAKE AC 1992. I 30 PM In the lobby
• WI of the trusts created by R kCT VOUR to tho building at 601
covenant or warranty, ex-said Oeod of Trust. The SPOROLOPEf!T~· PITB MCAYS BE South Lewis Street, Or· presst"d or 1mpl,ed, rego)rd· ... ,.. U ll ALE ange. CA. 1ng title. p0Hess1on. or en-total amount ot Hid obllga· IF YOU NEED AN EJ<PLA The tolllll amount of the
cumbronces to pay the r• lions at the time of inttml NATION or TtiE NATUflt unp.i1d balance of ltle obli·
m•uning pri~lpal sum ol pubtrcauon ol th•• Notice is OF THE PROCECOING gillon secured by said
the note(s) ncured by smd 12~~!r: 10/08/tHZ ~~~G~gr cb~¥Aci0 ~ gr~ro~Yw,~ ~:ier!~:~· 1~~
Deoo or Trust. wtlh interest REIS fllNANCIAL LAWVl:R. thnrgos, and ESTIMATED
thereon. I.IS J><Ovld~ In CORPORATION e C•ll· ON OCTOBER 28, Ul?2 111 costs, expenses, end Id·
said note(s), advances. II f 1 t'1on 10 00 AM tNlE.RSTATC vnncoa a1 ol the date any. under 1he twrms ol the om• cerpor• • e• LENDERS ASSISTANCE hereor.'11 S00.332.71.
Deed ol Trvst estimated TN•t•• INC as duly appomtod StartoShaw corpor•
•••••••••• Ices, chnrne; and ex·--•_..;.•_:_A_lll_N __ R_a_v_E_R_~..,.. Trustee or Successor llon 18 .. Id Tr elM v -Trustee under and e>ursu • u ' ant lo Deed of Trust ea t 40 E . Cheperrel --s·,·a·1·r·1·1·a-1_1_E_W_l_U_S_l_l_E_S_S_'l_'l __ ~~~·G~R bXNcr~;v-,.£N~ g ~::':· H~:~· c":oel::•
BERGER H lNStOr f<>f thti (714)eJ7·Zl11.
benefit and Hcu111y or 8Yr D. Thomae, A9-
MHAO NORTH STAT( tlslant Secretary OANI( OF KANSAS CIT't' MISSOURI u H nel1t1ary TAC,.1768
anti rtc~<ll.'d 11'11 tnitru DATE: Oc tober t,
mtnl No. 86 5S91 76 on I H2.
OCTOBCR 31, 15136 Oil Published f11 11wport
ANOE County, SU!lt ol C~I Be ch Co'lll Mesa D1tly
1lorn111. Wll.L Stll AT PUB P1lo1 October 1, 1<1, 21 , llC AUCTION 10 HICiHC.ST 11>92 8100ER roR CASH. A
CA S H I E R S C tH! CIC w46t
OAAWN ON A $TAlE OR 1---------NATIONAL OANK, A STAI(' PUBLIC NOTICE
OR f"E.OCRAL CRl!Oll ---,.-c-t-H-,_-_9-.--UNION, OR A Sl'ATE OR ,_
FlO(AIU. SAVINGS ANO euslneH MINIM
LOAN ASSOCIAllON 00 81 .. ement
MICtltO IN THC STAT& Of Tht FollO*'ng ~·
CALIFORNIA (pilyOl"lfe 11 .,. aoina bu111neu as·
11mt ol 11111 In lawful PACIFIC MOTORCARS,
money of lh• Un1110 1~1 Momov1a Av•. Ntw
Stntes). at ft1E. FRONT C:N p<)fl Ouch, Calll 0:'663 ln,t.NCI TO SUITE 100 lhomas John H•yburn,
(SCCONO flOOHI. 17842 1M•I) J11 m111a. Coron. Ool
IRVIN( OOlJL(VAllO, IUS Mar, C.l·I 921125
11N CALlfOANIA •11 f11Jhl Th•• bua1nu1 t• con
till• '"° nlt1ttt COOVt"ffd OIJl"I~ by: n 1nd1vid.,.,
lo and now ""'4U by 11 1 h• reg1s•r,lnt(1) com·
PUBLIC NOTICE OF THE ~NUAL COST
OF WASTEWATER COLLECTION, TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL SERVICE
FOR USERS WITHIN COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT NO. 8 OF ORANGE COUNTY
In accordance with the provtslons of Section 204(b) (5) of the Clean Water Act of 1977 (PubliC Law 95-217), County San-
itation District No. 6 of Orange County Is required to notify all users of hs sewerage system of the rate and ponlon 'of
the ad valorem taxes paid by ha UHr• which are attributable 10 wastewater treatment services Thia District, the )urfsdlc-
llonal boundaries of which are presented on the accompanying map, receives a portion of 1he one-percent (1~) basic
lax levy collected annually from property owners by the Orange County Tax Collector. Thia notice la being publlsMd In
confunctlon whh the maillng of the Joint Consolidated Tax Bill by the Tax Collec1or to enable users to dotermlne tho
share of their basic property tax levy which Is used to pay for wastewater treatment services provided by this Dl11rlct
Thia Olstriot has annually received approximately 2.74% of the 1,,. basic true levy collected from the property owners in
the Ols1rict. As a par1 o the adoption of the 199~tale budget, 35% of those property tax revenues have been di·
ver1ed to the State General Fund. Tho revenues generated for the District from the basic tax levy are not sufficient to
pay for all the ongoing operations. maintenance and replacemenVrehabllltatlon costs associated with collect.Ing, treating
and disposing of the wastewater generated lrom the proper1Jes within the District ~ccordlngty. all residential and small
non-residential usere In the Otat1lct must also pay a supplemental user fee, which for cost savings is colfectea for r~
011trlct by the Tax Collector whh tt.. annual propefty laxea. Th• annual ~pplementaJ user lees In CountY Sanltatlpn
District No. 6 are presented In the following table·
Slng ... F•ml~
R .. klence• Multl-F•ml~ R .. lclencH
$76 47 $45.88 per unit $54 68/1,000 sq. ft. of bulldtng
The following example Identifies the combined amount a homeowner will pay for the Olatrlcf s services In 1992-93 If
he/she owns a home with an aasesled value of $100,000·
R9"ftu• Source
Property Tax
Supplemental
User Fee
Baal• for Parment Amount
2.74% x t ~ basic tax levy
x $100,000 • 35% State tax shift =
Annual fee for alngl•family residences
Total annual amount paid to
Dlatrlc1 No. 6 In 1992·93 for wastewater
ser1lces
Annual Amount
Pelcl to Dletrlct Ne. e
$17 81
.m...!!
$94.28
Large Industrial and commercial users of the sewerage system pay their propor1ionate share of the co~I of wastewattt
collection. treatment and d isposal services based upon the actual volume of W;lstewater they discharge and the amounts
of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and suspended aolld1 (SS) In their discharge The following schedule Identifies
the rates now In effect for these large users In fiscal year t992·93:
fLOW
($ mllllon gallons)
$167.it
800
(S/1,000 pounds)
$165 67
••
(S 1,000 pounds)
$130.42
Revenues collected from these large users are also used to pay for the ongoing operatlons, maintenance and rep lac•
menVrehabllllatlon costs of the District's sewerage system. These Industrial users pay fees ranging from sevetaJ hundrl'd
to more than $32,000 per year for transport. treatment arut dJspos.al of tbelr-WUtewa1eJ through -OOf tactlltte&. -
II you would llke additional Information on the charges you are paying for wastewater collection 1reatment and disposal
services. please call the District's staff at (714) 962·2~ l 1, extension 5. This District's admlnlatratl~e offices are open 7 30
am. to 5:30 p.m ., Monday through Thursday; and 7:30 a,m to 4:30 p.m. on Fridays.
SUNFLOWER
AOAMS
COUNTY SANITATION DISTRICT NO. 6
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Costa Mesa, CA, 92827
NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 HUNTINGTON NEWPORT MISC. UlfTALS
BEACH 21691====== ======BEACH 2640 BEACH 2669 RENTALS TO
COllJl!ICW.
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NEWPOltT PENINSULA 1 M5 Tustin Ave that's quiet & clean. port, $700 + sec. No rage w:;;~1!~:ontrol. Lge pv1 mastrer r.u11e, =========
YEAAlVORWINTER CENTAUR MGMT no pets & great place dogs. (310) 592·2214 full pantry Non.smkr, ======== Big R e w ard Los t C•t
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BY VISITING OR llAIL: S550iMO-Sl950.MO 642·2288 '° hv~ w/low rent, call • 1 •OCEANFRONTS• $540 + uttl. 722-6679 EXEC offices, .JW rcmale, longhalred. 1-4BR/lnc1Wlltrlronl ME NOW & get your 3 ._2 SlggS/mo; 2 + 1 _________ 1 Airport, NB. rrom brown-tan -gray· aao w.-Bu Street o.e.-. CA, ...... F11tnilhtd'llnlun11Slltd •MUST SEE• rebate! 831·8427 NEWPORT $1895/mo. rtreplaces. CDM $385. M. F non· $350/mo. Pvt work torto•se shell color, Villa Rentals Beautiful loll bdrm, ___ o_pe:....__n_D_•_l-'ly;...t__ 2c pkg. wntr 722•0824 smoker to s.hare 4Br stations $150.mo last seen Apel lane ( __ .,...,.. ..... .., "'>
675 A912 1BA Apt, trplc, O/VI/, QUIET LOCATION! BEACH 2669 ----.,----.,.--2 1/.iBa house, w/d. Free prkng, furn. ro HD on 10-2. Answers
... patio, lndry rm, $750 2 Ye•rs New! 3BR __ c_a_r_rn_e_n_._ 76_0_·_134_3_1 cept, coffee, cont rm. lo mouse. 846·6340
236 Avoc•do C3ozdy ho0use ~~~pcltBA&, •2BDAM 5750* 2BA. family complex, l:IDO I SLE quiet M/F FAX soc. copier 10c
CENTAUR MGMT Y r • n w ~ $10 50/mo B33 9550 Al Quinlan vertical blonds. $8$0 wanted t o share
CLA8811'IBD HOURS:
•Lido Penlnaul•• 642·2288 or 722·9012 228,12 Slerks •1BDAM $600• 714-850-8310 house. Bench/bay. No ""P_ri_m_e--,,C'""D_M.,.....l-o-c.-R-e-ta-,1 PElSONALS ~~ifu:s~. tr~v~~o U~~. 554 .JOANN LG 2.BR CENTAUR MGMT Frig, dshwstir. stove Clttt Haven: 28R 1BA. drugs, smoke, pets or ofltce Mr Gl:orge -;::==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;; LB f 842 2-288 incl. No pets 545-4855 gatod entry, patio, $435 ' 23A1v!),_12 10/1. owner. 500 to 10.ooO • on bay. 873-45030 ~ den. 1 •,. a. tre· • ...,
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llonofl., ................................ ~ 8 :00Pll 710 Udo Park Dr. place, nr ws, t<·Mart ========= •2BR 1BA, S900/mo lncd yd, 2 yrs new, ' -.It. 675-3700 I========= & market. S75099 ut1I incl. G •r•ge, lrg blt·ins. new drapes, Mature prol non·smkr PERSONALS 3002
1\SEA ISLAND·2BR~ 642-2288 or 722-9012 HUNTINGTON pntlo. 210 tower 4fst cable ready, mature to share 2Br Baltloa ~========
2'hBA, 9011 course vu•-------.,,,---Ava1l lmmed. 631 ·1148 only. S850;mo incl utot. ,dplx. view. Very nice. BUS~rr a. I========= 2600 sq II, 2·stry Attractive 18r with BEACH 2640 •B ••utlful 2BR lBA Avail 1mmed. 646-2564 S600. Dan, 723-6t26 "'~Cl ADULT LIVE PARTY LINE -S3300Jmo. 644-9123 pvt pat.Jo.. Great orcn, -;::======== w:wuauCE arrree r&IJC1:869.FTNC
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walk to flVOryth1ng. -ownor's uni. grlinmr·1---------1 Mlnut•• T6 lle•ch. r1.nnn •Walk to Nwpt Bch .546-9081 3BR 21,16A Spacious kitch & mrblo firs, 1 LOOKING Lorge master suite ===;;;;;;;===;;;;;;;;; FOR the R,OE ol '(fN LlfE
Tennis Club, 2600 1 1---------Townhouse style, hso to bchl 548·2369 with bath & huge mir· «d!rg 18• $2/ITW'I
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SF; 4BR 3BA, gamo Available!! 1200 sq It, oak cab, For• rent•I? rored closet. Deck,1 _________ 1·-,.,u""'H""R.,,.ES'"'T'"'R""lc""T""E""o,...s""E""x""'u.,.,A..,...L
rrn w/wet bar. $2300 2BR l 'hBa townhouse frpl. dining rm, new FIND Call L9ura fireplace, greenbelts, BUSINESS XXX CONVERSATION
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528 Cancha 640.1631 w/lenced yard, $735/ paint. yrd, gar (Beach patro, pools, spa, a;tor· 1-800·ff8-YESS
Blutts/vlew, 3BR 2'hBA, mo. 546-9081 & Hell) $1050 968"9588 673-4400 age, tennis. $550/mo, OPPORTUNITY LWE S2/mln 18 •
...... 'fte rtttntw ,__ .-. ...... -· rHlaaall), re.tae or reJMt .., alaaaUIM d Mako the right move. an apartment HAR OR REA •12 utll. 35 + non-29 04 ::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::= en. nowly remod. E'SIOE clean 1BR Pilot Real Estate through classified B LTV smoker. S traight.
Avail lmmed. ~2.000/ Water, gas pd Attch please. No pets/========= EMPLOYMENT ..... a, • ...._~..,anon Uaa&..,
mo. 723-0352 gar; sml yard. no pots. LRG OCEANFRONT dnJ9S. Call 714·965· AMERICA S NEW MON·
HV Homes. SBA 3BA, 3 S585/mo. 549-6680 ~~=~~===~ ~=======~I STUDIO on Pentn-3030 or 310'592·5620 EYMAKER may earn OPPOITUNITIES
I .. 1 sula Point, $850/mo S 3 K ========= gar, res., pant, walk E'alde Lg 1 BR/1 BA COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 all t'I • c 723·1355 NB at 36th SL 1 BR Y 0 u •4 c 3S h
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to elem. school. Gar, patio, laundry u 1 tn • 1BA, $400. vtrl Incl., week1y. No S do""'n to :::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::=
comm pool, $2,500/ Fae, $725/mo. 2680 Small qu1,w:;tud10 1 blk non1smkr, no pets. buy ti qualified. PT/FT. EMPLOV1l~NT
mo. 682·5637 Santo Ann Avo #E Costa Mesa to bch, broto & sunny 675-0909 Tom, 1-800-598 3792. u.u;
OCEAN FRONT 3BR Cathy 650-3237 msg w /deckl Xlnt loct Nwpt. lux .furn condo. DISTRIBUTORS WANTED 5530
2BA upper, 2 car gar, ~'•Ide Lg 2br 1BA $99 Secun•ty Depos1"t $500/mo, 760-1962 pool, tcnn, wk to bch, Become part or \ho =========
BOUSISICOllDOS
POI SALi
l rp!. IMMAC, s23oo bale. encl garage, TO S unlurn BR. Avail 10· "SHAIR NATURALS" $ $ $
SOUTH COAST mo. yrly. 675 2272 CSITEPSBR I ANd~... 15, n.s. gar. W/d. qwet adults, $750/mo Bay Breeze Apartments oan 1 • rg e....... S495. refs 646·8473 success story. Supe· $7.00 . $9.00'hr METRO 10861::::=:::::=:::::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::1 __ 1_2_0_E_._2_0_th_,_7_22_·_6804__ garage, utJI pd. N/pcts ----'---'-·-----• rior hair care prod·
E Sid 2BR 28A s8251 $750/mo. 723·1292 On Manna. Lgo patio, 4 ucts1 No selling, cs-ATTENTION ...
=========I APUTllElfTS e. • Spac i'ous & Qui.et lBR Apts· blks to bch, w/d. non, tabtishcd accounts. ALL CLERKS Decor•tor's Dr••m mo, new carpet-floors, smkr, $'<150 to $600 Investment secured
Beatittful 4BR pool FOi RENT :p:;is.d3~~7 gar, with Cool Ocean Breezes, mo 673·3868 by inventory M1n1mum :~:~~~ th1:S';e:!':1~~
GENERAL 1002 home rn Summcrfleld =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;===•---------WESTMINSTER Shr Westside CM hse investment !8k·S100K ,....Accounttng Clerical
ttacL Vaulted ceilings. ========= GOOD LOCATION! Pool, Covered Parking & 2692 S426 mo + ·~ u111s for master distributor· ,....Data Entry Romod kitchen, new BR BA 1 Respon adll 35+. N shop. For 1nlo. C311 1· ,....Lotus
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S198,500 Eastside
End Unit 3BR 2 V,Ba,
sop family rm & frple,
appl s227.soo BALBOA ~~:e. In~~ rm,~~: Laundry Facilities. smf\r/drugs 63t-8466 800·82&5252• ...,,.ypong Fohog ~;~1..:S:::;-:::: ISIAHD 2606 patio. $795/mo. FREE UTILS 1BR Apt, Wanted: prof n/s to Vending Routo • Local AOC 1~ Free
2078 Thurln Call 548-0336 $540/mo. low dep. share v,10 COM hse, proven earner pnccd
'2 car g~r. pvt yard &
morel $198,500-
642·9797
Coldwell Banker
Whether you're bu)'.•ng ========= CENTAUR MOMT pool, lndry, carport incl w/dr, 5525 mo. to sell. Call Jack 1· NEWPOftT BEACH LOC.
or solhng Cl3SS1lied 3BR 2BA upstrs, IM"ACI 842-2288 714-894-8115 25-35yrs old 673-7243 800-329·8782 955.0100
covers all your needs! lridg, micro. lrg pi'ttlo> .• 1~;;;;;;;;;;;-;-;-;-;-;-;. _______________ iiiiiiii.iiii~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;...::::::.:::.:.:.:~;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.iiiiiiijiijiijiijiiiiiiiii~~ --------·-.. skylghts, gar. lndr..1 hkup, $1650 494 9530
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DELMAR
ESTATI t SALES BALBOA
1022 =====~PENINSUIA
Spnlass Value! •fiwn ,.,. 18A ~
Model pcrtect 5BR w REAL ESTATE raoo. A/C, yrly S800
180" views. Terms or EXCHANGE 1600 mo. Closo to bch
ttade. Call P•trlck ;;:======== 1213) 553-3T73
Tenore 760.8702 Have: Irvine Westpark •·.-o-c_•_•_n_tr_on_t_L_g_3_B_R_•
f'gl. Nauonw1de USA nr now 3BR 21.'.Ba. 2 2aa, l/p. dlw, w 'd.
FOUNTAIN
VALLEY 1034
car 03r. Wiii trado up gar. No pot $1700 mo
10 Newport $350K· yrly 873-8640
S 4 0 0 t<. VA I en t In e l-1-B~R-S.,...-8 .... 50--_.U_tl,_1..,P,,..•"'"'l'"'d,...1
Proptrt1es 759·7659 Newer butkhng, clean
No pets 723 0823 or For all your home and business needs
Bonue Buy! 310-696s0619
Bonus room makes BOUSE$'COlfDOS l-;2;jiBi;"rT.:fu;;;rn;--,-;:;ba;;yf:;.,;;;:o~ntl, ~cl~os;;o;I~======~ :!!!!=======l========~I=======~ ~MAS==O=NR==Y==38=2=8~1 POOL TUTORING 393
this home a super POI IEBT :,~~~~· ~fcf.3rsr~~ ACOUSTIC CARPET 3514 DEa HOME ========I SERVICE 94,-=======~ t>uyt Pertecl for home REMODEUNG ======= COATING 3570 REPAmS 3758 38 1•
ofhce or mother-in·========= 303 Edgewater •The Re-Whitener• I========;; I:======== 819Ckmun M •sonry ===========Eng., Readg, Test Pre
law lntorfor tract. :=:::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::: BEAUl~FUL BACHELOR 3408 E•l*t "'M og'lt wpe~uphOI Watorprool Deck Coat· • AS Home Rep•lra Brock block·stono Cool Wate r Pool a Ages 10·Adult M ~37.500 On Tho Bo;,rdwolk I ========= cil'J!lt119 Rt~n scotchgrd, Ing qualtty WTk rca· frco est 20 yrs O>oiP wlo.ly pool clng, chem Eng CA C1"edentoals C-21 Welcome BALBOA Kit • lge bath. Ov·ol & c 1 1 d 1 , lr.tM Cpt Cate 559s$050 ~ ... ..:ablo price .. , •Lie termue 'dry rot reprs, 617782 636-3109 1 E•P 23 yrs 675 2760 (714) 839 2100 e11ngs patn e ,re ox., ..... , .., doors plumbing & srvc, cqurp repaH, ree • JS' ••tn 2106 Secure S540. Vcarl~ removed/repairs. DIS· 587 30 722 8769 more' 24 hrs, 546-0997 -W-a-te_rf_a_ll_S/_po_o_I -re_m_od_c-11 est. 775-1722 Professional Tutortn
UU.ll Incl uhl. n/s, n/p. counts! WrottAn Cu<'r :::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::= -4 • 1n home 1st "'rade "' u brick/rock/block/tole '' 673-6372 Acoustocpro 563-9009 CEMENT 1:=:::=:::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::1:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::= concrete Lie/ bonded college All svbjectr. BUNTlNGTON
BEACH 1040
DELUXE Furn 2BR STUDIO. Noo·smler pref OR Const. Since 1977 ROOFING 3910 Cambridge Aoaem• 2BA. patio. gar~ lllra Pvt bch, stroot prf\ng CONCRETE 3526 ELECTRICAL 3610 JEWELRY 3784 • 633.9744 • Services 494·7018 ptf\ng, w/d , Sun deck, utll paid. S600 mo
Sl800rno•yrly rs-<1636 675 0481 or 432 6312 ADDITIONS • Drivew4\ys·pntios· Spaa·lans 220v·htes Cash Top S For dia =========I Re Roofs & AeSNtlr•
Reduce d $25,000 REMODELING paths etc No JOb too Servtee repair mond, 1ewelry, Rolex, MOBILE HOME Local Refs, 16 Vrs WAJ.L Bank repo 1s pr1ced to :::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::~f:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::= 3410 ~ Reas, l k:.$71470 6rrden Electrtc bUy and sell. 653 w Greater Pac1hc Rig
ult at $339,000 Hugo BALBOA CORONA Mickey 377·9895 L•cilns S38-3791 19th r.t, 646-7262 SERVICES 3831 836-1"6 •621368 COVERINGS
HB C\Jslom trl-levet. 4 SUIA 2 07 EL UBD 2622 Qua111y Jewelry and S .O .S . Roofing All ========:I h rapleces, gourmet PENJN 1 D ~ Breeze Cons t . De· T.J. Pelle Cone. Const I::::=:::::=::=::::=:::::=::=::::=::: w h R · t ..._.. rool""' ...,.._, • .,. ..,.. Paper H:•nn•"" $10 rOll kll ch.n I Stand B 4\tc epair, cus om We t,.,..c1~11•o ~mobile ·r..---.,. .• ,._ """ ··--.,,.,,,,
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w 1 sign and bid from Conc·Brtck lock Lie FENC~~ I e JS ll ... ~ u 4 "' up Roof 01s1rtss7 Call 25 yrs e•P pape F-1JU1Cti dOOU-JU:I 5 535 sf. Custom.comm , 277329 Highest Qua! ~ JOwe ry. uy • home rcpairr.tserv1cos pped 100,_ taroo dock Must S~I 2BR 18A yrly unlurn 2BR 2BA, w1d hkup. o lreo est., ... 2-0737 Low Pres (71 4)962·7093 a. DEC•S 3615 Trade. 3116 Newport S65 relovcl special SOS•3~23SSlic 146298 r.Rtr1 C 1310l4~P!~,,~ c-21 A Neighbor· $925. Also Fum room of PCH. $1200 & uttl .... Cl " Blvd. 873-0385 800•597.GJ\70 est omm ...... •
hood Emporium 5350 winter. AVCAL $500 dep. 818·500-ROOM ADDITIONS WEEKS CONCRE'T£ SERVI:::======== =:::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::=WE Gal5 S'>d Hang T09f~
C714) 839-2100 Mng. 723·l 206, 1218. All types, local, trusted Concrete cutting/jock FENCES-GATES.j::::::=:::::=:::::=:::::::=:::::=::: =::::::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::=SCREEN Total tnterror Remod
.. nlo-P•r .... I .. ! 673-74 12 1..,....--,----==--,--builder tor ~:l.4;.ars hammer/:>' Bbbcat New A•P91r. RtdWOod/ IANDSCAPE Ir MOVING 3834 SERVICES 3920 eltng Serv AdVfce T •• -Cute clean 1BR opt on Ue.t2l2542 4 931 487559 831-2610 Ced• Polt IWplace. CM.~ LAWN CARE
3808
,,.,. Crazy. 633-7172 Gorgeous retirement LRO 2Br, 2 full bath. the bayfronl, 2nd 11001 J Wh ,,, .. 2 7~ -;;========!-======== "'----•·--t I -'--It th d k A 11· War ..... n "onst. Cu-•om im Y'• .,.. • 4 ..,.. --COfnmun. less than 1 ...,..,............... w ma'"'° un wt ec . va -.. ... TICE M e ticulous MOf1on's l::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::=t mole to beachl 2-3BR S.C'd bldg w/2 encl approx. 10/15 $1100 Remodelong, adcM1ons, PUBLIC NO
ffOf'l'I $130,000. Secu· parkng &pea. Fum. Avl mo. C..116-42·6515 m I Fro• design 30yrs ewp CERAMIC DOO•S •&.9Wne mowed front The Calif Public Ut•h· ~~b·~;~~~.:n ::~~ee YACHT
rity gated & park hke. 11/1 $1800 yrly. 675-030J #3073.31 84t•20M TILES 3528 GARAGE &\ & back $l I .50, clean-lies CommlHIOn AC· chm, Lowc:s.t Prte:os, MAINTENANCE
C-21 Berw R ... ~ Old cl-.. c s burncrl=:::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::=I 3678 ups & compl serv olso QUIRES that all used La·• 642-8"95
f714) .-Z·-•1 gas stove• 3Br & 2Ba COSTA MESA 26241:AP==,=.,=.,11..,=C=E=S=== •·======= avail, •314l9 09 household good• rry " 393
._ 1ctras New pnVcrpt.1-========= JJ.nn TILE Installed Repaired I• All Amerlc•n Tree movers print their ========= l:========::I $ I 673 0706 ,. PfOlllPI Colllteous s.r..ce D e c or•tlve Steel Service. Removal, P.U.C Coll T number. DL'• Y•cht .. -...c
1044
1350 yr Y ' SERVICE 3426 F E & R I 16' 7' I o SPDIUV'T rR ..... IRVUfE rM 'L e erenees x • rep aco Y ur Trim, Senior Disc limos ond chauffeurs &UHIU.IO topside cleamng99 Townhouse.Style I ========= John&Shelby8"6-6176 heavy wood door! Freeest 53128415 prlntU1e1rTCP num· REPAIRS 3921 taelino Reuonabl
OXFORD COURT CORONA 3BR 2' .. B•, encl ga $450 mcl tax/Install. ber in all advertise ratn, 675-8189 .,. .. W•sher/Dryer/Aefrlg :::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::= r hautl 1 old ========= rage, wshr/dryr ht.ups roo ng o ments. It you have a
Lowest ptlced 8·1 •I DEL MAI 2122
S21BK 2BD. 2BA, gar.========
Prine• only 854-3098 • Ught. airy. 2BR 1BA
pvt back yard. pool & Service and Repair CHILD CARE 3536 door with this ad. LEGAL question llboUt tho le Sprtnklers &ro my ::::=::=:=:=:::=:::::=:::::=::=I
535c 15 yrs exp, call Ed 1-aoo-e&0-1203 galoty 0 1 a moll9r, limo only bus1,,css. Rep.-ws
s)>a$1070.rno.. 838-4138 SERVICES 3812 or chauffeur coll• & lnst11llut1ons YACHT
over gar. Avall lmmed. d:~3~4~.J!?.!., Ad I ===:=::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::= CHILD CARE 7 days o I::=:::=::=::::=::=:=:::::=::: Public Ut1lot1ea Charles 722· 7824
wk, All hrs, In my CM HANDY MAN 3710 •L•g•I H elp-line• Comm1ss1on S900tmo 640-5633 AUTO
REMODEUH
394
NEWPORT
BEACH ...... ---.------$200 OFF 226E TAIUNG 3 2 1069 C4Nr~ 28" ha•I D/W, Maple Lg 2BR 1 BA DE 44
home, vory lov•ng at· Foreclosure? Evtcuon? _1_1lr-_-_ssa_"'_1_s_1__, ___
1 mosphere 631-2460 v..-AEPAIRS Home/ Bankrwptey? Divorce? S•v On Movtn9 TILE 3928 POWEii IOAT SPlCW.IST ln~t.at st 11e or tho art
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trpfc, garage, pvt nt boa t<-Mart, mov I ::======== LOVING MOTHER wtth Aent.i PROPERTIES E/Z Affordable sofu.. Loweiot. Storage. prof =========
2 yr old, will care for Paint-C..rpentry-etc.-Ilona 800-273-4529 XLNT rop 1 hr mon. 111s One by One Tile
Dl-a--......a ""'---If you don't want to up-your child io CM hm Orywan. ~5-52n .... C.-.dft Removed T1676S9. v MC 731·295e ec:ountetts •1111 •<thwr ~ VWf1WI' grade YOUI home or busj. IS»er 3 f"...,_) ~17 Ou nt ! -c:eramoe aible • ~le
patio Walk to botachl los s65o'mo
SI 150Jmo. 640.721 1 642.2288 or ~2-1276
,..__, •..01 nass. don't c•H ual A Carpentry, plumbing, •• ee St•'""'"I Collete Student• •-.,..., $300 OFF MOVE IN Toueh of Ttfll, Window LOVING NANNIES Ille, drywall, masonry ask for Ann Moving Co tt2••36 "591315 Tom no~m g::.~n M= .~;8~;1 COSTA MESA 2124 Ch•"" I" 9 1 BR Tinllng SJ4..1967 avail. exp, rellable, & more. Reas rates. CAI 800.640.3304 Lowest ratos &hort
courtyard ~pta, Gated prof training, from Jim 645-2824 Bankruptcy from s11o notice. 650 9276 ~.~B~o~drar a~:i paot. Close to every •~======== s100 s week 753-5223 Hanctv Man for H•r• Divorce from S30 , TR.EE
priced oceon view, Eat... thing! M:l·MM AUTO REPAIR Palnt/waterblast/h<'lvl-p a ra l egal aorvlco ======
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$298.500. 645--4588 38R. l'tuoe back vard. •~oo off MO~-·= 3447 rTmB'UJNG lng/cleenup/repalrs Doc prep. 850· 1926 PAINTING
l .iLUl'F, t o tally cul-de·W street, encl 2:'~:a~NPM ~ Charlie 722-737• 891\kruptc",,,._c• =====;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:IBl9 MHiff T,.. Ser·
remo d lge ho me, gar '1250 548"7001 21iM Placentia 0 S7s::I =====;;;;;;;=== SERVICES 3548 H~ Services. Attorney Hslsted •W.P. YOUNGQUIST ¥lea Tree tnm, re view, Nie or trade 32 t COLU•N Mobile Mechanlx :==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==== Mem BOB paymt p~n P•lnt1"9 COfttrKtor moval. cte•nup, lawn ........ """. .,, Nwpt Ht1. 2 BF-24hr Tllllll4), bfall" ellctrl' lie. ur. local refs. Est.1978-722·8500 •Sl ...... ~ • .,....., 1\'\BA. f/p 2.car gar •-' WtCOll'ltlo-l •Wl"41ow Cleanl"tt Fr" est. •7~7922 ~ pa1nt10Q by ptQfll serv. _..n ua•IOR RIDGE .,.. 1"'" C le h / ff Uc•8020!Ml. lnl ,.., •38R 2~B• crnarmlng new palnVcrpl, nc MM292,'Ml-21M omp te ome-o ie. Howte R ..... ,.. No fob I=========== f•M ut. 6'4S-3J06
"'--' View! Vlewl twnhh In Nwpt Hghta, pets. $895 &42-6722 cleaning servl~. too amall1large, eleci LOANS t
Jutt Reduced: Now lrplc, dbl gar. lg yard •* 780 Mewe• U lnl OL 675..& 169 plumb/car pen etc. Se 11'20 Yrs of QuelitJ M
S525,000I Almoal S1225/mo 6'91·7~0 E'alde 2Br, nu paint CARPENTRY 3510 •~I'• Cl .. nl"tt• nlor disc. 6)'$-4806 REAL ESTATE ~'l'"••clS"'Clf l1C.~•
2500 aJf. 1ec ey1tam, ••'aide 28 r 1 "'B• c:pt, 2&9 O 16«h P Oec..i.ci ~ sup. 3816 ,_.., W~"OI My....,.
AJC. 3 d«Kk• • l'tuo• cottage, micro. anctt sns No pet 6••·0452 pi..., 111rn, rtlt. dtl>tndabiWI::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=:::::=::::= •·------..,,..--·II
eotry cootlyard. Vai.t\ gar w/opnr, w/d hkup, llJt F Vt lal l. -CUetM WffdWrlt rth.lblt lOl1t n2·7374 ftAnT ruG 3720 I========;; TOP GUALtTY tine P o eni.1 Joyce t d 1950 .:. 1-4•42 • 1 ... o '" 1 ~ cabt & •• wstm wd k vw.n ., R t very competlttve 1
1 i: • ' am Y • Clean 2br tba, gar, m k, 1 frM 'L wi ' •fllrofl tto.&M cteentngl===:;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==I II• • • tnVht, loC: S.8228 _1 ... ae._s_5_9 ____ -t3BR ~ den, yard, 2·car cpt, D/W. 1torage ~~.:c'!n.t S0*44 7yra •ap, xlnt ref's, m •iiT m Hauling. otllM call Joy 650-3.159
gar, clean, no peta. 1150 No Paot tM0·249S dependable a reliable, OemoMlon. Aemodel111g? ht i...a...
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TIME?
625-8 P~. 11,060 •• 2_. DuJ>le•, quiet, " Rtpllrl, Aemod Doora, 'tlllll eaN Yolanda &31·5967 •Wafie.conc:re~a ..,..
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Bert>ara 729:1211 area. WID hk~P• Wll. 19ncfl . .-. ..c. lie at31w 4, St~. Stlht>t .,...A••H•ltl• ••-'•"" --.. .. i..1.a.t.. E'Slde •BR SBA Conoo ·----947·7"40 35 yrs..., "'"'.., ... ., ...... ... ...... • ...... .. 111~ --"-Mlllute~ to ..... " ... ""' 135 up. Tfll8tl, 0Nt. t.&.itr\llle .._ ~ ==~~: .. MAILI! TRADE Jack .. Stnif1 Ma4M con crete, ctean-u.,, T..,...._ .. .,,.
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Gift Customer
Supervisor Service
Coordinate receMng Earn extra money
prep & sending of during the holidays
* MARKETING * Fm gro~ng marketing firm, locued Ln The
Irvine Spcc1rum seeks two P/T detail onenied
individuals. Both rcqu1rc cxccllcn1 organiution
& communication sliills.
Hotline Operator/ /Billing Position
For The Newest Concept In
Automotive Soles at
'80 CR 80 dlr1 bike,
lrcst top end and
clutch, runs excellent,
$250. 631-3088
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Hrdory Farms gifts ~lltng Hidory F~rm~ gttlS
No experience necessary, will
train. Part of full time. Apply in
person, Westcliff Plaza, 17th
& Irvine, Newport Beach.
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'l'ttLtnd H0tL.nc • " Cakula1111g Bl!dcm
HunVngton Beach
Chrysler/Plymouth/Hyundai
1> Neither vulnerable. South deala.
tr NORTH tr IC • 9 7 4
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a. 3 NT Put Paa P .. ''i Opening lead: Seven or y
think t.be jump to three no trump
wu quite reuonable.
Weat led a heart and, to ensure a
trick in the au it, declarer played low
from dummy. Eut'a queen won, a
hurt wu returned to West'• ace
and anot.ber heart cleared the auit. -----------------.. Since there wu no way to come to
nine tricks without diamonds, de-
. elater cubed the ace or diamonda,
then continued the auit when noth-
ing good happened. East woo and,
although the defenae could not im-
mediately c:aah their e&t.abliahed
heart.a, declarer wu helpleu to
come up with a ninth trick.
Did you apot. the mistake? lt'a
another cue of a wrooi P'-Y at the
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
Needed I or Order Proc. Dept. in Newport
Beach Type 25WPWHandle Incoming Phone
Orders. Data Entry & Venf1ca1Jon. Excellent
Oral & Written Communication Skills Detail
Oriented Part-Time. Some Eves & Weekends
Req $4 25/Hr.
CUSTOMER SVC SUPERVISOR
flrat trick. Declarer put the suaran· Needed to Oversee Department Exp ReqJFull
tee or one trick above making the Time, Some Eves and Weekends Req contract.
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To Apply ~nd Resume To.
BOS I Ttchnology Dr, Su11t CSIS
ll'Vlnt, CA 92711 Ann. Su o
Are You Looking
For Your Last Job?
• 1st Year • S12,000,000.000
• 2nd Y car · $43,000,000.00
• 3rd Year • $100.000,000.00
0 Mfl£C Caunty Grand Opcnin~ U:...a.dchlup
team ru:cdcd 1mmtd1Jtclv SS ~-S IOK.m•l
lntcrv1c~ Octol-cr l:!th· l)lh l.1111 l•c.:h1.1:cn
4/ ~l-t2·.30 PM M k for ~h Mnrr1;ll
1"" New In Town?
1"" Been Tu med Down?
~ Limited Credit?
Let us put you
into a new or late model
pre -owned car
Coll John We1ssen Only
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Huntington Beach Hyundai
CHEVROLET 9045
Must Sell '119 c ........
RS wN8, T-topa ,
power everything, tow
mites. clean. All o ffers
c0ns1doted. 955-2527
FORD 9075
1982 escort hatchback,
sunrf, ps, pb. low
m ll-ea . •Inc cond
$1495 obo 841·1565
JAGUAR 9105
'92 XJS COlllW.R~
wht w,'bUc lop, tan Int,
•••• than aoo ""· lull p0-r. all opp, reg
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Declarer oeeda four diamond Contact Krystl, 10.3, M-F · (714) 720.9797
Follow the play and defense of tricka to gel home, and to accom----------· ________ ,. (714) 760-3002 16661 Beach Blvd ., Huntington Beach
(714) 842-0631 paid th1u 8·93, 4 yr
woir, $5 4,000 obo,
Todd 115 .. 71119 this hand. then decide. who. if any· pl iah that. a dummy entry is needed
1• one. erred for fineue. Nothing other than the1======== ======== ========!======== ======== ======== 1~ rai~:1~.~ ~!~tdbei·amal~nn~e. hbugbtt '~oruar king of heart.a can serve that pur-EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT l======9=1=1=0 t~ tru;; headed by two h onors ~uat l:' p't'ay~e .~~:~!t~~ ~~~ · 5530 5530 5530 5530 5530 55301.J=E=E=P======
IE certa111ly be worth an utra point or that risked not winnin1 a heart trick as GRANO Wegoneer. ;~ 80 and we would t.alte the 1'8.Jile ac· at all , but that.11 a small price to~· r 1re •ed . ton leath Int,
tion T hat ~....1 some problem /for When the Lino of .. __ .,._ hol...t-a LOOKING FOR A CAREER? THE EARL'S PLUHBINQ INC oloc mooorf, loaded. ~ ~~~n~!':rt'a~~~r~~ h~::Uit1 s~od'fu:~ brl~p NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED! • ' • ~:f.~~~;, ~-~~: ~ ----------------------' ·ccASHIER) '91 Wr•ng•-5 spd,
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We 've been In business over 200 years, recessions
do NOT effect us. Dignified, no pressure selling to
waiting prospects. 1st year's earnings potential is
excellent with up to $720 in net commission for
every 2 sales of our most popular product.
7:45am-5:00pm; Sun. 8:45am-3:00pm. Fun• s 10,JOO obQ 380 gm
$6/Hr. Must be dependable, have
pleasant phone personality and speak
fluent Engllsh.
MERCEDES 9130
ACROSS
1 Garden tool
5 "--a Hot
Tin Roof
10 Tobacco
moulhlul
dlal
14 Of eare
15 Greek letttlf
18 lnllrument
17 Dr..-!--
19 $W()(d
20 Pending
21 CIMr
22 TumpOte, e.g.
23 Borrowing
animal• 25 Hole
26 The MountieS
30 Thing, In law
31 Go back
34 Amerinds
38 AC1,.... Mary
38 Thal rtwr
39 Temporwy
bookkeeping
entry
42 Vletnemeee
l'IOlldlY
43 EJtcwalvety
fond person
44 -I• 111111 45 wa1eroourM
47 Pledge 49 Actr ... Donna
50 SM bird
51 Wenl wllh
53 8lemllh
55 Coagulale
5e Stagg«
81 "Wlurd of
Oz" dog
82 SubJ«;t to
llP9Qrtlonment
6-4 Of USA es HMd1tone
68 Poetal
Mr\llc:e
87 Bonlt1.
~ 68 Farmhand
89 Entteel
DOWN
1 Type or print-
ing l>'OceM
2 - -of briclll•
3 -end kin
.. Repeet
5 Large bird
8 "Where
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7 TV of TYA
8 Arctlltectur81
moldings
9 Conde -10 Prleet
11 T n.ngi. Ude
12 -code
13 UM a hoe
18 S119f*Y -24 Sllgnt .. 1
25 Reil
2e Tllk•fl-..
27 Smell bottJe
21 Abided
29 Enetgy
31 A,,blen
Nlghta bird
Apply In person, no calls.
Call 573-0946
8 1 380sl cust whls/
111os/1le 100, 2 lops,
grcnt cond , $14,900
646-1869 or 642-3850
32 ltlllan poe1
3J Inward
35 Type of
aulomoblle 37 F011unetelllng
card
40 -de plume
41 et.. member
48 Mll1atc• 48 Rainier •
51 A.Iver ., ..
52 Pwlod
53 l(nlfe lhn.181
54 Show up
"Cut 57 Stuff
51 St_, girder
59 A l(azarn
eo Count (on)
IS Grand -Opfy
Slatt YM A.lktd: Tllrft ac1on,
1 ..... f•r tlwlr portrayall In "honor fll_,.. Aft all Gtmlnh. Tlwy art
Ylattnl Prkt, Cluittophtr I.ft ud
Peter C•hlna-At S..t ont ol lhOM
acton le lutowltclpablt abo•l hit
udlacal tip aad alee abo•t. Mtrology
in .-nl· Ht le Vlnttnl Pritt. Othtr
Cnllnil )'M •ipt know, paet and ,,_.,.e; OIHM Qtth1tupltta. Tony
Z.lt, Se• Siw.ad, Jot Na•alh, Jo'-nny
wn..alltr, Doft A111tc:ht alHt Jackie
M .... Gt•lni utlvn ary n celltnl
al•lo. acten, an4 au11y fl11d 1.cc:e.
ria writtn word.
AAIES (M1r ll·Apr ICJ) New 1p·
prue<'h 10 lnvHCmtnt1, fin•nc1al aU1i.n
rnultt 1n t1ublt' prof1t1 Y0u'll IOC'lte
wh•t had bftn 1064, ml.Ming or etoll'n
Ealph .. 1u lndtptndtnc•. w1lllngnet1
to ttke • chance with lovt
TAUllUS (Apr 20-May 20) A~n·
...,,..-+--+---tl---41 hon rtt•ol11n aroYnd p.roputy val..,_,
mantal atat\d •bll11y to l't'l••n momtn·
...,,..-+--+---tl---4I t\lm You'll bt dHhng w11h Cal'lett n•·
tlvt who hie your bl!tt lnttl'f!Mt at htttrt
~+-+---11---4I Follow throuah on ''1nnu fNlinp "
CIMINI (Mey 2.l ·June 20) T1h
adv111t•1• of 1nforrna11on 'h•ndtd
you" bth1nd Kf'nts Atant dlwn1ty,
'llft'Nltllity. ''"' full play to lllt.llf('t\111 aanoelty Communtc.at. wit~ lnd1vidu·
al ~mponinly ronflntd to homt
CANClll (JYM 21 -July 22) Puu&.
~ r.11 1neo p&ac. Suddtnly you ..,
--+-+--41 your way dN r. In to dc>lna. you win
I~ end lnllWft<'t ptopit l•J'Of'aftt ~-+-+-+-~1--41 to your t4fotu You'll h .. • ••• lft INC· ~ of ftNt~ and l'Olll411'1ft
LIO (July 2l·A"I· 22)1 l.Aarn
throu1h f"OC"8 or ttoachlftf °''""
S.C1nanan -brr of ~~ '" •·
darwa. "Ye>u *llJ do h1ht 11p •Y ht.r'
F«tat aleo on ludtnhlp. Pf"'OUc>11,
r'CJ!dudlOn, llta"411\g In nM1M11ntty,
v1aoo <"• u -s.,. 22) All!Pn · lion ,..olvweftNN ... n.~CGM·
4tnatlon, ftfhton, abtllty to P"N"Ofe
_....,._+---4~-tl fun4• for ..... r-e-fttatlOft Yo"·u
..... dy _,_ ........ ~ trill bt
B"'-t--+-~~-41 •Mttio>d .... Wttl ftOt midi UbN Ill•
•of....t
U•A IS.pt 1J.Qt1 21) r.ychlC -,
"He wflo It•• dOlff b& bal lw ,.,, _.. ,,,. bu llwd lw .u
tlJDu. ••
1mpttt11ons ptuvl' .cnar•lt' Wh,11 wu -Job.aao t'OO &blllu
kept from you wait M ~Hltd in sur-GeKraJ Forecul
pri11n1 manntr f.llc:tll•n• ttpnrt rt'· It will be dlmcalt. lf not lmpot·
ct'1vt'd concerning tltnns, future rl'06· slblt, 10 complete wllal we &el out
p«t• Join fol'C'H with Vargo. ikv ts th• 10 do todey. Thi• ean ceUH aapr
hmit Hd l'nutrallon, un&.11 we evold
SCORPIO (Oct 2J. Nov 21) .,_e " lttyina blame on ntryont we tlllhak
org1n1l..Jhon. rnpohs1b1l11y. 1w.wt"nt11t bes caused Utt probltm. Ub ma~
or llml' hmll•hnn Alll'l\flOn rtvolvH rlal potfflllons, we pl allachtd IO
around partntrsh1p, public 1magt. crf'd our aoals In pera«>nal ••1• end
ib1llty. mamagt' You 111urvivt mstt by evtn somethln1 as simple H pkk·
uptett1ng applt cart. Applauwl Ina up the laundry btcomu 1110111u·
SACITIARIUS (Nov 22-DK 2.1 ) mtntal If ""'dblna tot• """'"
Fonu on un1vt'rul •PJ"t'•I tnv•I abih For Codey, 11'1 bell to rTattmbtr
ty 10 gain wider 1ud1t>n«' You might M lhlt the world Is not perfect (nor
11y1ng, ''Thi••• dt')' vu'" TKt tools rK· arc •t).
1pn. repair mtth•n1c•I obittt• Chl'd. Aries (I Am) Merch 20·Apr11 20
ln1uran~ peym•n•~ No, )'OU haven't loM your touch
CAPIUCORN <DK 22.·J•n I~> "'Y JU\t some confidence "'you feel
goodbye to 1tatu1 quo Imprint ynur thw4rted _,,d surprised II every
own 1tylt, t111phH•tt 1ndt~ndl'nett. turn Ir' your turn 10 learn balance
ur111nehty and lf'f rht world know ;md cop.in& with tudJcn chenge of
Tift goin8 to do It my way•" Fncu1 alt0 plans. w11t\Ou1 talung tt pcnonally.
on ro1W1anc-., •tylf, van"Y· ,,.thltrctul't' 1 auru " tlavt) April Zl·M., 20
AQUA•U.JS O•n· 20·Ft b 18) Wh,at 11·~ h:trd to get goina 10<lay. and
_..med out.of ru ch ti.com.-•O•I· you are apt to feel moody, too
•blt-(amily mttmbttr g1v" 1pprov1I Other' con irritate you us1ly when
f'mphHlt On homt, l4't\lr1ty, dur1blt they dOtt'I tClhlC you're not Uf' CO
1ood1, .. ,_. or pYf\haH or pru~rcy par Go easy on them (and your·
CAnttr. anothtr Aquanan 1nvol11f'lj 'c:lf)
PISCES (hb. t9·M1r 20l You'll Gemini (I Think) M91ll·J .. e20
tn«Nnttt C."'"'' 1nd1vidu.al with ""'· You •ro cncoura~~d 10 chen,e
marbltllt -mory " Sttnano fHturt11 your mind on a wbjcct that you
fun, frohc. oprnmf'nl.eion, IMC1t1a11N1 feel oonV1nctd should be left alone.
with ~I)' ptuduc:t11 lndt•ld\IAI who Keep. ,dialoSUe tlptn w1ch othen
dallftl to h••• "puft« •)'•t•m" ii ind ,, they can't persuade )"OU 10
.,__.na ~witch -yau cu t~tin tht N•
IF OCTO•H H t YOUll llRTtl · ~n~ (and keep peace}.
DAY: Curr.nt cyr lr rolnChfn wl1h (•enttr (I FMI) J•IN 11.Juty ll -
1"4hty t() l~ loow •nd•, In romrl•tt You Wini to take d•nsc of pct
pt'QfK1. eo lllt Qptn ta lo"" "°" actu.ally pflJjtct~ lod1Y and call 111 the
wlll -,,.,,.""' for 19113 and nt'W ... rt •hofl It'• 1mpcrattvc, hnwcvcr. to
111 MW4trwtton Th1t ytu tn Novt>m • ml\k1; other kc! 1n\IOl\'cd 1nJ Im·
...,, 10"'11 trlftl, JMnte1patt 1n elfvtt• purllUll -anJ li\ttn to them,
t11ln1 pvbhcuy urnpt11n ~oy'll a•ln In fl <.'G••end) July l.\·A111. 22
•Y wro .. n word M1r1t1I tt"'"' •IM Y<'U play a tui-oowar of tnna
n1pM11"4 along wuh pc.1b11t1y of '"'h cllhc:" -l!Osc trcnirh "r •111
tddttlon ta f•flldy °"""" Ne>tt•btr, •~ u1111I io ynur ,1'4n One of you
yo. l«at• ~ pr,...•nntl "'•tf'rWll 11~ccl~ le• mn._c the f1n1 "'°" for
Money p1ttury will •hint bright ~· 1 nmr.rtimt'I'. 1nLI 11 n\ti;t11 •" -c:ll
""'""' •leo IMlll0'1blf he 1\1
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PORSCHE 9175
'90 C•rre r• a c....,.
Red w/blaclc leather. •
29K molea. $33,800.
Dealer (818) 995-603t
va,.. (I ~> Alls-23-Sep&. 12 ROW ROYCE 9182
Your mind is anuned to eiplore Roll• 86 s 11ver spur
new territoty today. What you dis-Black w:tan lop & Int
~er may not be exactly what )'OU J2K ml. M int S59,000. were looking for, but it is the truth, Call (3 t0) 832-7414
nonetheless.
Ubn (I Bala_.) Sq1. 23-0cL 2l
9220 You communicate on many lcv-RUCl(S
ell today including one-on-one and I:;:;;::;::;;:;;:;;===
group s1luation1. Even though the ·04 PC1Tco1 Van. Beautl·
thoughts arc detailed and advanced lul work truc:tc. runs
in nature, keep the presentation u v~c1~·e Pl~; ~·h1~1~
simple as posslble so as not to lose $4,ooo, eotl sa.•oo.
anyone. 5 43.1709
Scorpio (I ~sltt) Oct. 2.J..Ncni. 21 1977 Chevy IUY, camper
a hell, good cond.
$2200 obo, David 650-
1221 Iv m.g.
Take utra lime 10 ma.Ice sure
your coworkcn and partnen un·
dcrstand what you ny and mean.
11'1 your rctponsibility to make
sure everything is clear and oraan·l=========
iicd V 0 L It SWAG 0 N
Seatttariua (I Aaptn) NO¥. 12-Dec. 9235
ll \
tlM ........ Powerlual R'une g,.et.
St,900Jobo ..... 2119
You tan ach~ • wonderful new lcwl 1n your dOte rcladont by
communtca1ina and rcYCallna true
Inner feelinp ot what you want tor
your future and bow lt ~I========
oche", ~ you drum out loud, MISC AUTO 12 .. 5 ~oplc wllJ Wltnt to jom ln tho pro. • •
cue. 1:,;::•;;:•;;;;a..n.ld;;;:;;~:;::I!!.;:•="'=...,= Ca~ (I U•> D& J.2.Ja. 1' 4a4. Sott top, gray/
Sometimct you can't trutt whac black. Very good con-
you MO llld havs to rely on lnltinct d1t10n 1n a out. Good
and intuition. Today WiU pretenl "'"· atereo ~•. atualicma that hwof¥e ~ more A/C. 47,000 lftllH. --. Looks a rune like than ,_, DvO .,..,._. 1emea. nc>•. 14,000 cw trllde
,\qma ..... (I &Mw) J-. .. .,.., I' tor 11 plctiup truck, '77·
Your powen of penvaaion '"' ·eo. .. ea.n. ..._,.
ICroftl today, and you can use it in 953·54Ge; or da~•.
your role u lc8der to your ldvan· 642"'3a1 ht. 203• l•c Now It ~n you can Inspire!======== :W.11~ ~ ~11ey~ ~::19;,. ~ ANTIQUES •
klWfna In your foot11ep1). · CWSICS 1250
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You tense thll Olhcn want you tMe ........._ ..
to ttmaln silent on illua. but you v... A.T. _...-Meo
tttll netd~o t It out an the opn chaoleatty 9'e91D1ecl, ... 1 ,.;.,;._u _...._ New tn1erlor. .luel lo nC J' la .-11"..,.,_lftl nffde .,... ..... tD ..
thcmtel\c\ our 1elf1cla act may beuu '"•" new. 1c1 vuu 1n11' t\c1t •••er wtth 111lf'nc, "4IOO 090
11ut aratltudc from nthcfJ (1'4) .... ""