HomeMy WebLinkAbout1992-10-19 - Orange Coast Pilot. THE NEWPORT BEAeH • Good morning! Do ,.,., know the
three most popular Halloween masb
for girts •t Newport P•rty Center?
1) Belle ("Beauty and the Beast")
2) Maid Marian
3) Witches ______ _
Mondly, Del. 18, 1882 Winner of 51 j ournalism awards in 1992 25 cesns
__ Youth athletics ·a
·'
hOt political issue
tor election year
..,.. Comm ittee says counc il
is not acting to meet the
needs of supplying fields
for the city's children ..
Proposed Joint use
agreement hinges
on 3 diHerences
~~-:?-.:----~-t-..._..~ua...Ben . By Joel Beers
.~
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Sllff Wn:er
COSTA MESA -four month-.
ago~ Mike Dunn , .. arncd that un·
less cou ncil membcr .1ctcd oon
to obtJin athletic fac1l111c-. for ch1I·
drcn, his commi11cc ''ould fuut
cand1dJIC't \\hO \\OUld
With :in clectt0n looming,
Dunn's thrc.1t b becoming a rc:.~1-
itr. .
Dunn 1s J guiding fo rce behind
the Cosia Mesa Youth Athle11c
Commrttce, \\hich has entered the
political Jrcn:i by endorsing cand1·
~ J:i tes it feels will work fa:iter to
sohe a decades-old problem
Tlu: omminee ..belic\\!S the cur·
rent council 1s not ac11ng as S\• 1ftl) -
I as possible in meeting the needs of
· supplying fields for the city's chil·
dren.
COS I A '.1ESA -The
luture of \.OUlh athletic
fields hinge\ on the abilit)'
. o r the citv and the Nc"p~n:Mc\a Un1!ied
S~hool D1.11tric1 to iron out
three '>Ub\tJnt1al d1tkrcnccs
in :i propo.,cp JOlnt u ...
•1grccmc.:nt
The :igrct·mcnr, "hk h the.:
council h.i~ Jlrcad)
:illoc:itcd S250,0UO thi) )Car
to 1mplemc.:nt, \\OUIJ 1,;all for
the Cit) to upgrade and
m:irniatn l1clJ) at four
J1~triCl·O\\ nc.:d !.llCS rn
exch:ingc for the rights Q.f
~outh group) m use the
field) Jlter ~chool and
during the summer.
Adrian Schadee, a member of the Orange County Model Engineers' Inc., dusts off a "Mogul" steam engine train at Sunday meetin·g. Incu mbents, ho""c'er, SJ\ that
I the fact that a massi'c Pad,;, Rec-
The propo)cd ficllh
"'ould be scJttercd acr1.h'>
the Cit\ I here "ill be J
Wesbi°Jc IO\.Ji1on at
Estanc1J I l1gh School. Railroad
riders
~ Hundreds of train enthusiasts gather for event featuring
models scaled down to one-eighth their normal size.
By Russ Loar
Saft W.
COSTA MESA -Four-ye:ir-old Da,•id Mc\Villiams h:is 3 deep,
unyielding passion for trains.
Why?
"Because they mo\.c," he said, watching the steam spew out of a
pint·sized 8 & 0 locomotive as it chugged out of the station at
Fairview Park Sunday, pulling a load or parent!> and kids on a
scaled·down flat ear.
As the train mo\.ed
'I.. slowly out of view, ... 9 graal fun. EverybOdy David confessed, "You has I hobby, but these-lnow what I wanna be ..... put I .._. of when I grow up? An •-1 IUl engineer." lnlo 1hl8 place.• David and his father
came oil the way from
---Glendale Sunday, C. Miu ........ joining hundreds of
parents and children nt
the first or what is
planned to be an annu:il meeting of model train enthusia~ts and
their trains which arc scaled down to one·eighth ize.
1 he weekend event was sponsored by Orange County Model
Engineers Inc., the group that operates at Fairview Park
ycar·round and offers free train rides the third full weelenJ of
each month.
During the two·day event, org:inizers estimate nbout 30 train
from minioture railroad clubs throughout California gave nbout
-reation and Opcn SpJ~cs :-.taster
Plln has been approved in concept
shows they are \\Orl..ing 11.>''~n.I
meeting the need.
Doth :,ides agree thJt the need
for more -'tlnd better maintained
.-athletic fiehh 1' :i pre .. :.1ng
rs~e.
There :ire fc, .. fields 111 the Cit)
:ind .,.. hat ones are u-.ed Jre m.11n·
tained b) the Ncwpvrt·~lcsa Uni·
f1ed School D1stri'1 OuJgct cut·
back!; ha\'C turned man) ol 1hc
!ields rn to poorly ''ate red an(!
poorly mJmtained ··accidc.:n t)•\\.11t·
ing to happen," Dun n )JiJ, )J)111g
c.:\posed )prin~ler heJd) Jnd tcr·
See PAOPOSALJBldt Piii
riblc conJitivns :.ire s:ifct) h:uJrJ)
fhe t\\O optron) re\;omm1.ndc.:d
by the consultJnt of the pJr~" plJn
dbcu~scJ b) the coundl 1n July
Jrc a central f.ic1hl\ :u l·::iinie,.,.
P:irk or :.t joint use agreement be·
h\e.:n th1. cit) Jnd di trice, in
\\h1ch the cie) \\Ould maintain se·
lccted dt)trict f1ch.h in return for
being able 10 u'e the field-. durrng
See ATHLETICS/lldl Piii
Clinton tentatively set for
Pacific Amphitheatre rally
By Russ Loar
Still Wrner
COSTA MESA -Jui.I II
dJ)S before ehc pre:.1Jcnt1al
election. Go,. Bill Clinton ~i11
hoid a huge campaign rally late
Thursday :iftcrnoon :n Pacific
Amplutheatrc, according td the
Dcmocrn11c nom1nee·s tcntJll\C
schedule
President C corge Bu.,h ha:.
Y.rittcn orr the state .
"California has paid t1
hC:l\ 1er pncc in the rccc i\lll
ehan an}v. here else 111 the
country," sJ1d J.1) Ziegler,
Clinton's E:ul1fornia prc)s
ecrctJry. "GO\ Climon \\Jilt~
to demonstrate hl\ 1.."ommr1mcnt
und underse:inJing of ~hat 1111,
state ha:. gone through "
See RAILROAD/Al Gue5t engineer Sam Stevens takes visitors for ride around park.
Clinton c.1mpa1gn ofl1ci,1I.,
s:iy his pre cnce in Orange
County, part or :i campaign
)\\olllg th rough nine \\-e\tcrn
s1:itc), i' import~int during ehe
lase dJ) of the campaign.
Cahforn1J') 54 electoral \Otes
are abo important to the
Clinton campaign, although
some poh11cal obser\cr' 'a)
Clinton rccchcd an eJrl\
boo)t during the pre)1dentl:il
primal) <,cJson trom 'umc
pron11ncn1 Or:ingc Cuunt\
Rcpublk'!lns .,.. ho hJ\ e ".
continued to demon irate their
d1.,,a1i:.facti\1n·\\ith Bush. In
Orange Count\, recent poll\
See CLINTON ..
Unhappy business owners turning to coalitions for responsible government
By Tony Cox
lluslnlss Edllor
COSTA MESA -The formation this
month of a coalition thot seeks to
re hope the makeup of the City Council
brinp to li&ht a fcs1erin1 rift bclwcen
some membcn or the business
community and what they pcrcci~ os an
onti·busincu city pcrnment.
The Conlition for Rcspon1ible
Gavcmmenl is·hclping to•fund the City
Council campaians or candidates Brian
Theriot, Def\nis Retoske and Gary
Monahan in hopes of unseating Mayor
Mory Hornbuckle ond council members
Sandy Genis and Joe Erickson. Leaders
or the group pooled their own money -
such as • SS,000 donalion from OMCO
Inc. Q ..,.n Russ Gilbert -and the
coaUtm this week mailed a fundrai1ing
leta11 to about 12,000 business owners.
One local businessman described lhe
coalition as a "viailantc committee" that
seeks to end a disturbing trend of policy
decisions thal •mbcn consider harmful
ID business
•
"I think it's time this city has to get
up, wake up and get going." said bowlina
entrepreneur Jerry Adams, who added
that he plans to donate money to the
coalition. "1£ we don't do something,
Costa Mesa will be a ghosl town for
business.
"We're tryin& to get rid or Oeni ,
Hornbuclle and Ericlson, to start. They
spent n lot of money on a lot of uscles
st uff."
In its fundraising lcucr. the co:ilition
cited SC\.'crnl ollegcdly poor financial
dttiliolls by the current City Council,
ind~:
""'Sjtnding $400,000 on the Festival
of Britain promotion at South Coast
Plaza, an event that produced only
$12,000 in sal~ tJx revenue,
.,, Spending more 1han SI00.000 on a
park survey and then ignoring
rccommenJ:u ions in that report.
.,, SpenJing more than SW0,000 on
golf cart pa.th~.
,,,,.. SpenJing "hunJrcJ-s of thou .. :ind~
or dolf:ir ·• pur uing .. pointlc), \jnd1Cll\C
lawsuit " ng:iin l lcx-nl bu ine,~c .
.,, Jncrca ing some d ty fee b) mlHC
• thnn 300 percent
Hornbuckle aid the c\amplh in the
1ctter were mi leading ~c .. erthclc • the
fact that an organized \:0.1htion "':is
formed j inJ1call\C or S\lfl'le bu"Sinc
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Yesterday's News Fairy tales come true when. you're young at heart
FORTY YEARS AGO -Oct. 16, 1952
From the Newport Balboa Press: O il under
Newport Beach became a problem for the
Planning Commissioo as the Fowler Drilling
and Producing Co. applied for.a varia nce
permit to drill wells in the Sea Shore Colony
in the West Newport river area. An ordinance
prohibits oil drilling within city li mits, but
attorneys for Fowler said the company could
not be deprived of their rights to slant drilling.
T here's a defiant, exuberant segment o! the
senior populatio n who toss their birth
certificates in the air and vow never to grow
old. Jn an astonishing display or mind over muscles,
these age-Jess wonders cajole 1heir bodies in10
performing feats that defy conven1ional timetables.
Can-doers are born with an incurable zest for
challenges. Give 'em an impossible goal -and
they'll master ii if it lakes an arm, a leg, or a back.
Socia l Security. Founded
by Twila S1crn, an
ex-Rod.cite who
choreographs the show
and trains "the girls,''
this professional, high· ·
stepping ensemble has
played to packed
audiences here and
abroad.
TWENTY YEARS AGO -Oct. 11 , 1972
County and state officials reached an
agreement on the sale of the Fairview Park
site in Costa Mesa for $4 million by signing a
20-year purchase contract for 257 acres of
undeveloped wilderness which includes an
Indian burial ground containing artifacts
archeologists say date back to 1500 B.C.
County officials budgeted $400,000 to begin
development of the park in 1974.
This accounts for great grandpas
of 80 ~nd 90 competing in
grueling 26-mile marathons when
they could be fl aked out in their.._
rockers reading Playboy. Never
mind that it takes them 10 hours
to cross 1he finish line. Who's
counting? The miracle is showing
up. One 89-year-old champ, in his
age category, claims his real
incentive in winning races are the
wi ld parties al the end -when he
can cut loose and indulge in his
second favorite sport, rhumba
By the Golden Years,
mos1 of us arc in dry
doc k. We've hung up our
swim suits and are
content 10 dream or the
days when we were Miss
Salt Water Taffy of 1940.
tennis is not a same
exclusively limited 10 the
young or middle-aged.
There arc 1,500 members
of the U.S. Tennis
Associa1ion Senior
Tournamen1 75 and CM:r.
They can't leap over the
ne t anymore, but they're
still Ac~ing their
opponents. The champ and
king of the courts is 88·
year-old Ken Beer who
tries to keep in practice
hitting a thousand balls a
,, ... ~~ ,_ • ~,.,_ day. Obviously his back· ,.,_v_,_, .,, ,,,_,,.,._ hnnd wrist, service..Qrm,
TEN YEARS AGO -Oct, 12, 1982
Developers and no-growthers in Ne~rt
Ee-0ch chase as-thei1 battfegroun a dusty,
brush-covered piece of land on the west
ou~kirts of the city. William Banning planned
to build homes, offices and an industrial
complex on a 75-acre ,g.ortion of his SOO-acre
6Jnning Ranch. The dty council approved the
plJn after much discussion and many
modifications, but it was hit by a referendum .
to put the fate of the project in the hands of
the voters on Nov. 2. It was billed as the final
showdown between the growth and
no-growth advocates. Banning, whose family
owned the former sheep ranch for three
generations, was willing to wait. "I'm not just
some carpetbagger who blew into town,'' he
said, "I live here too. I have a stake in the
place and care a great deal about Newport
Beach." ·
FIVE YEARS AGO -Oct. 12, 1987
Rain dampened the area but not the
enthusiasm of 20,219 die-hard football fans
rattling around in 65,000 seat Anaheim
Stadium as they·watched the Replacement
Rams def eat the Substitute Steelers during the
National football League strike.
'oNE YEAR AGO -Oct. 17, 1991
Newport Mesa School Board Candidate
Martha Fluor said she felt intimidated by a
warning from an attorney representing
incumbent Tom Williams to stop making
"grossly inaccyrate" and "totally false"
statements about his attendance records. Both
candidates were running for a seat
representing the Dover Shores and Santa Ana
Heights communities in a heated race. fluor's
claims that Williams had the worst attendance
record of any trustee was met with denial
from Williams. "I've attended every school
board meeting for eight years," he said. He
countered with claims that Fluor's child
attends a private high school and questioned
her committments to public high schools.
About the warning from the attorney, Williams
said "I will not have my name drug through
the mud by this woman. There will be serious
ram1f1cations."
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
·~. LottofOecco ~ · · ~'-"'..... . ...
Super l otto
Saturday, Oct. 1 7
for S3.S million jackpot:
1, 3. 14 , t7, 18, 26
Decco
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"' Clubs ................................................ .' ........ Jack
t Diamond> ....................................................... 3
• SpJdel. .................................................... Ace
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This certainly doesn't '
apply Jo a remarkable bevy of senior mermaids
H d. danci ng. ol mg If secre1 ly you've al\\ays wanted
to ~e a chorus girl Oashing a
gorgeous pair of gams, meet The Forever Young
Dance Company of Scottsdale, Arizona. The
average age of 1hese chorines is 67, which proves
you CM still shufne off 10 Buffalo even if yo u're on
called the Aquadettes whose 5tar attraction is 90 -
and still kicking. They perform intricate water
ballc1s and synchronized swimming 10 music th at
recalls 1he precision and artistry of that grand old
mermaid, Esther WiWiams. The Unsinkable
Merr~acquas arc another aquatic clu b that keep
bobbing up wi1h new awards in muionul
competitions.
Speokmg of achievers, how about the 82-ycar·old
lady lifeguard at a retirement communily who's 1he
fim woman to break the biceps barrier? Like sc'{,
COMMUNITY MEETINGS
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please write: Community Event>, Daily Pilot, 330
W . Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
TODAY 4
6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa ·City Council, regular meet·
in~ council chambers, Ctly Hall, 77 Fair 11 Drive .
6:30 pm. Costa M~ Planning Commission, study 18
session, coonol conference room, City
Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
TUESDAY 25
7:30 a.m. Newport Harbar ArH Chamber of Com·
merct>, Dolphin D1vi>ion breakfast, Nt!W-
port Beach Marrio11.
7:30 a.m. Latinos Costa Mesa, weet..ly breakfast
mee11ng. Denny's restaurant, Bu:.tol Street
and Red Hill A~enue.
5 6
12 13
26 27
7 8 9 10
14 15 16 17
21 22 23 24
28 29 30 31
7:30 a.m. Cosla Mesa Chamber of Commerce, eicecuti\'e comn1111ee, chamber ofl1ce. Cos1a Me~a CouttyJrd> 1'!)5
Newport Blvd. suite E-270. '
11 :30 a m. Corona del Mar Chamber of Commerce, monthly luncheon mee11ng. Studio C.afe CJll 6.., J 4050 for rl'*r·
vJtrons.
5:30 Pm. Newport Beach Public Library 80.1rd of Truslees, regul.lf meeting. Communi1y Room. !'.:l'\\JMt Cent~r ti ___ br_aj-ry. 8~ Clemen1e Dn"e • __
WEDNESDAY
11 :30 a.m Costa Meu Chamber of Comm Nee, "llat Connection." wome.n') bu'n't...,> netVvorl..111g ~mup • 11olid ~y '"'' Bri~ol Slreet acros> from Red L10n I lotel '· ' ·
5 p.m. Newport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce, new member>' 1eccp11on, ch.1m~1 ufl1n.•, 1-1 iO JJmtxm:l'
Rd., Newport Beach.
7 p.m Cost.i Mesa Transportltlion Commission, regular meeung. counc.11 ch.lmbe~. Cit~ llall 7• fair O"''-'·
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COSTA MESA
Bristol Street: A television was sto·
len from a room at the.. Travel
Lodge in the 1400 block.
Victoria Street; A microwave was
stolen from a home in the 300
block. The burglar pried a sliding
glass door to gain entry.
Austin Street: A rifle and several
C.B. radios were discovered stolen
from an unlocked garage of a
house in the 1 100 block.
East 17th Street: A burglJr crawled
through an open b.lthroom window
in the 100 block, ~tole some items
-including a ~ycholQb'Y book -
and left behind a batch or Twink·
ies, bologna, ba~ and Peps1 on
the resident's bed.
P..cific Ori~e A resident of the
2200 block dtdn't realize he had
been burglarized while he slept
until he saw th<it the eggs were
missing when he "'ent to the kit<:h·
en lo make breJkfost According to
POiice reports, a dozen eggs and a
VCR were the only two items sto·
len from the man's house.
Ne~port Beach
West Coast Highway: Someone
SIUSHAPI
1·2 ,..
u~ing a hJrp knife cut the gJ> lint.>,
o( a \\ ork van O\\ ned by Kcuen-
burg MMine H;ndw<lre 1n"the 2700
block.
Ne\\ port Center Ori\ e: Someone
broke mto the office o( Kenneth
le\enthal & Co and !>tole $9,000
worth of computer eqoipnwnl.
urskspur Avenue: T\\O c:amer.u,
sil\eMJre ilnd je\\.Clry was t.il..t>n
from a res1d~nce in the 700 block.
Newport Boulevard: Someone
u:.ed a key 10 scr.11ch up .i cJr
parl..ed neJr the cornN Ill 2 ht
Street.
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and legs don't know how
old they are -and Oeer isn't uboul to Ii~ 'em oCf.
Ordina ril y 1 have a low 1hreshold o~ pain ~or
inspirational stories. They make me ~1nce w11h
guilt. My standard cop-out for not bcang a
world-class an tique ath lete arc the aches and pains
of aging. Dul I dbcovered these dauntless seniors
have the same :iggrnvations :is the res1 of us laid
bade mortals.
I gue3s one of these-6sys I'll rntve-&o go& off-my
duff and join a senior Dungee Jumping Club and
try t1nd \\<in the Gold Rope for my age category.
Na"':y Mcintry e is 11 rcsldtnl of La1una /\'l1ut1
Births
Hoag Memorial Hosphal
Oc.tobcr 4
[ DorindJ Jnd Fran" Carrio, Co)tJ Mt.-W, sirt
October 5
U Jayne and Marie Murrell, Newport Beach, girl
U Melody Jnd Frederic1' Luke, Ne\\ port Be1ch,
s1rl
0 Jody and CrJig St. John, Co)tJ Me~. girl
October 7
O JJnet ;ind Jud.th Vinogr.id. Co>ta Mes.t;grrl
Odober 8
0 Diane and Howard DcnghJusen, Co)!.\ Mew,
lx.>v
October 9
0 Ann Kochler, CoronJ del MM, gul
October 11
U Diane .lnd Kenneth H.legcr, r-;e\\port Beac.h,
b rl
!_!untaln Vallty
Regional Hospital
$ep•e-mbcr25'
.J Linda .mrJ Ro~ll ',11Jll.'y, Co>IJ MCSJ, gnl
Saint Joseph Hospltal ·
Scp!e r bcr 2.:
c Mdinda Co ntalcs and Mario Amemdola, CO'>l3
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MONDAY -Mini chi Ii.en d1umm1cs or
ch~c!le piua, celery slick\ and ranch dip,
chilled pear~. crad.en.lilc , m1lli.
TUES!>AY -Hamburger \\ilh p1cklcs or
chl!c c p1~la,. t.nredUed lc11uce salad, dressing,
French fnc , chocolote chip bar, milk
WEDNESDAY -Chicken FaJi ta Oour t~rt1lla or chcc!i.e pizza, peas nnd c~rn.
crnnamon applesauce, milli.
TllURSOA\' -Cri ·p Hico with cheese and
lcttu7e or chc~!i.C pizza \\1th garden ~alad,
CJWli~a drc sing, pineapple and pcachc ,
checz11s, nulk
flUOAY -Corn t.log or cheese piua,
sleamed carrol!i., pc;m in ligh1 syrup, Happy
U1r1hday chocolate cake, milk
llCll. ·=·--Newport BeKh 73/61
Balboai: 72/60
Cost• Mesa: 75/60
Corona del M<1r: 72/60
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On die campaign .trall with Jim ·Toledano
G ood pf, is it possible I have erred?
In ll column la~t March, I fearlesi.ly
forecoat that Gil Ferguson would beat
Mary Hornbuckle in the ptimar)' and go on
to lteep hli Allcmbly scat for another term.
I may hllYI beer! correct about the first
part, Jim T · ftO shot back, but not the
second. "He is not going to
win in 1992, because ram
aoing to beat him. In fact, J
expect to get from between
a quarter and a half of the
votes of reghtered
Republicans," retorted the
Democratic candidate.
Yeah, sure. And Bil
Clinton's going to get the fPlll Democratic Presidential
'W Ill nomination and go on to
""" beat George Bush in --Q~-the---November. n I still don't think Coast Toledano's going to get half
-----• the Republican vote, Dut based on what I observed one morning last
week, he's aoina to get o good chunk of it.
I went to a coffee at Muriel Crall'~ home
in the Bluffs, one of those things where the
candidate speaks to a group of party loyalists
and everybody says, "Attaboy."
!)ut this one was diffcren1. Many of the
women listening to Democrat Toledano were
~epul>Ticans, and they \\ere liking \\hat they
heard. 0 There were a lot of those blue and white
"Another Republican for Choice" buuons
showing around the Cralls' packed living
room. Ir Gil Ferguson, who is not only
anti-choice but i.upports the oftcn-violcnr
"Operation Rei.cue" movement docs fall out
of his Assembly chair, these pro-choice
Republicans will do a lot of the pushing.
They all but stood and cheered when
Toledano mentioned one piece of legislation
he hai. in mind if he get~ to Sacramento:
"Any person who interferes with u woman's
right to choose would be financially
responsible for the child."
His views on education arc equally i.trong.
The system is top-heavy, he believes. "There
are superintendents and seven assistant
superintendents and dozens of secretaries
and dozens of analysts -and teachers who
are asked to take pay cuts ... Teaching should
be a ·career you don't have 10 make sacrifices
to be in."
Jim Toledano is a soft-spoken, moderate
Democrat (and former Republican) with a
refreshingly positive attitude. "Solving
California's problems is po~sible if we find
common ground and all work together ... to
find solutions free of ideology, partisanship
or secret agendas." Sounds a little Ross
Perotish, but I think he's right.
Toledano crumbled a major i.tumbling
block for Republican support when he said
he does not support As embly Speaker Willie
Drown. One woman then asked if that
wouldn't make him a less effective
representative for his constitul'nt~ because of
the Speaker's mighty powers.
"The nip answer would be that I couldn't
be any less effective than Gil has been,"
iolcdano grinned. "The downside is no
worse man we have, the upside, I believe, is
that I can and will be extremely effective."
This is the Mesa VCrde resident's second
whack at an Assembly scat -even his signs
are left over from a losing campnign two
years ago against Nolan Frizzellc (who was
himself defeated in June's primary).
"This is a very low-budget campaign,"
Toledano said later. I suspect most of his
funding goes for new shoes. He'~ been
walking precincts for at least a couple of
hours every day for nine weeks, full time on
weekends.
"It's energizing and it's very encouraging. I
honestly don't find much Ferguson support.
Some of it's simply anti-incumbent, some of
it's because of his anti-choice position, and
some of it's because people arc finally
realizing that he has not been an effective
legislator."
Toledano held an alumni seat on. the
University of California Board of Regents for
two years (he's a UC-Riverside grad). ··1
wasn 't very popular. After my term was up,
the chairm an blasted me for being a
troublemaker .. .for asking questions they
didn't want asked and didn't want to answer.
I don't expect to be the most popuklr guy in
Sacramento, either."
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Entrepreneurs . . .. ·. ·. : .
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Who• Len "Doc" Wayne, a 54-year-old
• comedic magician who lives in
Newport Beach. A native of Philadelphia, Wayne is
a 30-year veteran of the advertising business,
including a stint running his own agency.
What• Wayne still docs some free-lance
• advertising work through his
home-based business, bur his main focus is speaking
and ~ntertaining. Corporations hire Wayne, usually
at a fee of $500, to sp-eak to their employees about
the importance of humor as a stresSi relie~er.
.. Laughter and stress are incompatible," Wayne said.
"You can't be stressed out and laugh at the same
time. It's physiologically impossible. If you can laugh
about something, you don't fear it." Wayne also
offers prof essionat comedy and magic instruction. He
charges clients $37.84 for 90 minutes of instruction,
including props and written instructions. In addition,
he does free entertainmentwork for the-American
Heart Association.
When• Wayne broughc his family to
• Newport Beach 26 years ago. He
quit working full-time in rhe advertising business six
years ago, when he had a severe heart attack and his
doctor advised him to find a career with less stress.
He added comedy and magic instruction to his
repertoire a couple months ago.
Where• Most of Wayne's speaking and
•teaching work is done on site nt
Southern California corporations. For example, a
local printing company hired Wayne to teach
comedy and magic to its sales staff. He hopes to
start doing more speaking engagements in other
parts of the country .
Why• Wayne said he has been doing magic
•shows since he w:is 8 years old. He said
that because of his heart attack, he decided to
perform and spread his message about the value of
humor. "l have what:J. believe to be a worthwhile
message, which is basically, to lighten up," Wayne
said. "I learned the hard way.''
How• Wayne has slowly developed bis
• speaking and entertainment work, and
he hopes to build the business to the point where he
•
will no longer have to do free-lance adv!'rttsing jobs.
He said he hopes to expand the business with his
teaching work and by doing speaking work in other
parts of the country. He said he is working on a
book th nt he hopes will facilitate the geographic
expansion of his speaking work.
Lesson Learned: ~~~n·t
things too seriously," Wayne said. "Try and find
humor in everything. I h~ve seen people get stressed
out over what they assume a client might be
chinking. People have a tendency to re act to negative
assumptions. They react to them and get stressed
out, and by the time they find they were reacting to
some1hing that didn't exis t, it's too dam n late. The
most imporlt\nt thing in life is your point of view,
how you took at things. Enjoy today like there's no
tomorrow."
-By Tony Cox
-If JOU Jmow someo11e ••ho should be profiled in
this ttttlJy feutu~, send your suggestion to The
Duily Pilot's business editor, Tony Co:<, nt 330 W.
Duy St., Costa Mesn, 91627 .
RED LION HOTEL
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Opportunities -A
luncheon seminar entitled
"Opportunities in a Time of
Crisis" will be co-spon~red by
the South Coast Metro Alliance
and the Santa Ana Economic
Development Corp. at 11 :30
a.m. Oct. 20 at the Red Lion
Hotel in Costa Mesa. Guest
speakers include California
State Treasurer Kathleen
Brown. For reservations, call
435-2109 or 647·6585.
Th ursday, Oct. 22
Personnel policies -
The Merchants and
Manufacturers Association wdl
present a one-day seminar on
updating personnel policies
and employee handbooks from
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 22 at
the Sheraton Newport Beach,
4545 MacArthur Blvd. Call
558-1550 for information.
Friday, Oct. 23
· Time management -
Effective Time Management is
the title of a one-day seminar
to be offered by the Merchants
and manufacturers Association,
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 23 at
the Newport Sheraton, 4545
MacArthur Blvd. Call 558-1550.
Tuesday, Nov. 3
CPCU meeting -The
Orange Empire Chapter of the
Chartered Property and
Casualty Underwriters will host
its annual All-Industry Day, on
the theme ''What to do in the
1990s: Lead, Follow or Get
Left Behind," beginning at 8
a.m. Nov. 3 at the Reef Lion
Inn in Costa Mesa. Call Kevin
Brawley at 241 -8300 or Barry
Kolpien at 335-4991.
If you have an item for this
column, send it to Bob va n
Eyken, assistant editor, Daily
Pilot, 330 W. Bay St., Costa
Mesa, 92627.
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The Red Lim Hotel and Maxi's Lounge
Invite you to the
"American Dream Comedy
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starting Thursday, Oct. 22
" ·Enjoy the best local comics and cheer on your
fuvorites ~ they vie each week to compete at
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They're putting on .
their dancing shoes
T he crowd has dance feve r!
Opera Pacili,c supporters are
hot to learn how to do a
proper Viennese waltz before the
10th annual Opera Ball -"A
Strauss Waltz Gala" -set for
Nov. 14.
They are ~king the cure for
that fever in the form or lessons by
pros. Dance directors Peter Siddall
----~---. and Marylynn
11111 -Society
Benitez of Carol
Cyrkin's Fred
Astaire Dance
Studios have
conducted fo ur
learning sessions
fo r the opera
supporters at
Saks Fifth
Avenue, South
Coast Plaza.
On Saturday
evening, Gail
Anderson and
Donna Bunce,
chairwomen for
the third time of an Opera Ball,
welcomed underwriters and
committee members to the lessons,
and SFA hoi.ted the reception
with Maxwell Caterers pro\ iding
energy-giving hors d'oeuvres
bet"een sets.
"I really enjoyed it .. .it was eai.y.
You only h:we to count to
threc ... not like the electric slide
dance or the 10-step," commented
Wally Wolf.
"Dancing is good excrciltc. It's
now being included in aerobic
classes ... cardio va cubr tap and
funk," said Stan Tkaczyk, an
underwriter "ith wife Barbara.
"We arc gett~ng up a group to
have more lessons at the studio,"
said Patricia Rock and Craig
Brown.
Besides learning to glide acroi.
the dance noor. guest had a
chance to sec \\hat's hot in ball
gowns.
Wearing c>.tra"agantly beaded
and full -skirted numbers "ere
Opera D:ill founder Ruth Ding,
reception hoi.telti.cs Cerise .Feeley,
Tita lozt and Ev Parrella,
Anderson, Bunce, SFA's Stephanie
le\\is and JO}Ce Griffith .
Craig Bro"'n and Barbara Mason.
M astcring the waltz i.tcplt with
the help of 12 instructors
(or watching) were Parrella and
hu i.band Pete, Harriet and Sandy
Sandhu, Joyce and Robert I..,.
Vaughn, Cherry and Vern
Spitaleri, Barbara and Arthur
Powell, Feeley and husband Larry,
Glori a and Irv Gellman, Greg and
Joyce Griffith, Painter Woodley,
Craig BrO\\n, abo n hoi.t along
'~ ith Barbara Mason, who" J:,
"all.ting "ith hui.b:ind Asa, Gloria
Zigncr anct ftv Goldberg, and
Carlton Bu rnett.
Burnell, \\ho "ill design and
choreograph the ball at the
Disnc> land Hotel, promi,cs a
"Vicnnci.e salon" "1th three dJnCl
Ooors, adJitional Cr)"tal
chandcltcr:.. dramatic S\\aths of
rich fabric:. and cai.cadcs of richl)
ccntcd llo'' er .
Murray Korda :md hi s
Mon~dgncur ~>trings and
Orchc:.1ra will pb) .• ind Kord.1 ,
"ho h:i-. been dcc1Jr.1tcd b) the
government of Au,tria for l..ccp1ng
Vicnne!>C si~ le mu:o.i~ ali'c in
America, prom1i.ci. mui.1c in many
moo~h and rh)thms.. (Including
clcm1c i.lidc'?)
More information on the ball i'
a' :i1labk from Richard Dreary,
director of Guilds. and Volunteer
Scf\1c , at 5'4<>-7372. •
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Around Town -·
Send your items to Bob v.in
Ey!en, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
Breast implan,ts_ -1
High Priority. the breast cancer
research and information
network, will hold a general
meeting from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Oct. 19 at the Center Club In
Costa Mesa. Featured speaker
will be plastic surgeor'I Dr. Brian
Kent. The event will include
lunch, a fashion show and a talk
by High Priority member
Suzanne Meindl. For
information, call 542-6419.
ADD and education
-A seminar on how parents of
students with attention deficit
disorder can communicate their
children's special needs to
teachers and sehool
administrators will be offered at
7 p.m. Oct. 19 at the-cffice) of
Joan Andre"''S, 115 l Do"e
Street. Ne"port Beach. There is
a nominal charge of $5 for the
semin.u. Call 4rfu099l fOf'
information,
Tuesday, Oct. 20
Fund-raiser for
Christmas -The Junior
League of Orange County will
hold tlS 17th annual Chri!>tmas
Company Oct 20 through 23 at
the Orange County Fairground~.
The e' ent features merchandise
rrom 50 ~pec1alty stores as well
.h rood. celebnty guest spea~ers
.ind "is1ts irom Santa Claus.
Proceeds "ill benefit the
lt!4lgue's charitable activities in
Orange County.
Small business -The
second program in the series
entitled "Starting or Starting
Qver, How to Make Your Small
Business Successful in the '90s"
will be held at 7 p.m. Oct. 20
in the Community Room at the
Newport Center library, 856
San Clemente Drive. Entitled
''Growing It,'' Tuesday's seminar
is free and open to the public.
Call 644-3188 for information.
Newport candidates forum -Newport Beach City
Council candidates will appear
in a forum sponsored by the
Woman's Civic League at 10
a.m. Oct. 20 in the Jorgensen
Room al the Mariners branch
librJry, 2005 Dover Drive.
Art lecture -An
1llustratecf lecture entitled
"Behind the Scenes at the Los
Angdes Museum of Art" will
offered .fll noon Oct. 20 in the
Community Room at the
Newport Center Library, 856
$Jn Clemente Drive. The
progr'am is free and participants
mJy bring bag lunches. For
information, call 644-3181.
Comm.unity
associations -The
Southern Counties Ch<1pler of
the Community Association
Institute will present a luncheon
program on how the Americans
.. , i1h Dis<ibilities Act will affect
planned communities at 11 :30
a.m. Oct. 20 at the Red Lion
Inn, 3050 Bristol St. in Costa
MesJ. Call 380-7360 for
information.
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more than two miles of track.
"It's areal fun," said Costa Mesa residcnl Chris
Cope as he helped 4-year-old son Allan orr a
replica of 1 Santa Fe diesel-powered train.
"Everybody has a hobby; but these people really
put a lol of etrort intO tbis place."
The scaled-down locomo&ives cost from about
SS,000 ror an electric-powered cnaine to as much
as $50,000 for the biger steam-powered engines.
The Orange County Model Enaineers club
whi.ch has a~ut 90 members, hopes to expa~d
thear operations, thaaks 10 a 2S-year leai.e they
hold on the propcny. They're also looking to get a
life-sized catJo:ose to add to the park. Although the
caboose h•s disappeared from most real-life trains,
they are revered among the model traita
enthusinsts.
. The train club leases the approximately 45-acrc
sate across from Estancia High School from the city
for $1 a year. Nearby homeowners fought against
development of the land and others argued that it
should be a wildlife habitat. So club members feel
confident their 25·year lease is safe, according to
member Bob Oonneny. .
At wha t is called lhc Mackerel Flats and Gout
Hill Junction Railroad, much of the materrnls used
to build and equip lhc model 1r1in park have been
donuled.
The 1rccn benches that sit °"tsidc the rence
alongside 1hc track once sa1 in (ron1 of the Pinucs or the Caribbean ride al Disneyland. Donnelly, a
C~ta Mesa resident who worb in security for
Disneyland, helped ac1 the dona1iun.
The (cnce WllS donalCd by I fence compuny &he
failroad tics were crafted rrom scrap lumber '
donaled by the local Home Depot and M>aked with
used motor oil donated by a Hane·up ibop. The bed
under the train trucks was made from left-over
asphutt durina lhe recons1ruc1ion of Victoria
Avenue, and cement for the truin station cumc
from cement truck drivers who dumped their excess
concrete at the park.
Th~ railroad park is 4'0mpletely funded by
donu11ons and contributions which 3re tax·~cductible b.ecause the Orange County Model
Engmee_rs club as a nonprofit organization.
Wearan1 a gray-and-while-striped "OshKo)h
8'9osh" trail:' c91>, Donnelly beamed at the
children passing by on the diminulive train car). It
~as more than a success for Donnelly and for the
s1x:ycar-old club that has worked three years 10
b~ald the park. It was a reconnection of people
Wl~1h a .part Of their frontier heritage.
Ra1lroad.s arc really part of our heritage,"
Donnelly ~1d as a locomotive bl:isted its
diesel·po~ered horn. "The West wasn't built by a
747 Oeet, 11 was built by trains coming ocross the
mountains."
NEWPORT BEACH -A lWO·
alarm fire autted the Elegant Nail11o
Boutique at aoout 2:48 a.m Saturday,
ruisint questions of arson among fire
investigators who have nol yet de·
termined the cuuse of the blaze.
A dozen firefighters in five units re-
sponded to the fire at 410 32nd St.,
where Oames were shooting ou& from
the front or the nail salon, reaching the
second floor of the office complex.
Five more fire units were called to
the scene bul were not needed. Fire·.,
fighters extingui)hcd the fire shortly
ufler 3 a.m. ~
The interior of the nuil )alon was
completely de stroyed, cau)ing $80,000
in damages to the ~truclll!c and a
520,000 loss to the contents of the
business, according to Newport fire of-
ficials. Nearby offices suffered only
light smoke damuge.
Vietnamese-owned nail salons in
Newport Deach and Costa Mesa hove
been repeatedly targeted by arsonists,
po)sibly the work of Vietnamese cxtor·
tion rackets, according to Costa Mesa
fire official~.
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ATll.ETICI llllftllftOl~H bowewr, which some are blanUna on the fioldl after 4 p.m. on IChool days uu:t rnul""'UOllL district'• intranaiaence. durina· l)e aummer. The district, howcwr,
From A 1 The city oriainally wan1ed a 30-year sa~ that lince hip 1ehool 1tudent1 often
summer and afler school. From A1 apeement. But the district believea that it 11 pract~ Into lhe evenina. it feell
The you1h athletic committee ParSQn School and a small ponion of too Iona to 1ie the field1 up. The district ha1 uncomfonable relinquishina con1rol.
suppom the joinl use agreement Fairview Park, an Ea$tside site at Kaiser countered with a five-year agreement with a But both Roeder and Carolyn Stocker, a
and says the council is working to· School, one in the north at Tewinklc and five-year extension. district representative in the neaotiations,
wa rd obtaining more fields. But, California schools and a centnl city location Another stickina point is that the city has think there is middle around on the
Dunn's main contention is that the 111 Davis Scflool. asked tha1 it have the first choice of diiaifCCmcnts and believe a proposal wiU
city is moving too slowly. He said The four sites would not satisfy those who purchasin& school sites the district wants to be ironed out.
the committee first approached would prefer a ccntrnl facility at Fairview sell. That would preserve what open space "I'm ulwuys an optimist in thcso kinds of
the council four years ago. Park. But, scattered sites would mean remains in the city. • things, but I think we can work all these
"l wanted to do this for my parents wouldn't have to drive children But, the district is not sure thut would be things out," Roeder said.
kids," said Dunn, who's children across the city in order to play sports, the legally feasible, since there arc an array of Others aren't so sure. Mike Dunn, a
are 12, 10 and 8. "But I don't city wouldn 't have to spend money to stale laws that require school dimic1 to member of the Costa Mesa Youth Athletic
think anything will be done for purchase a site for a central facility or offer such programs as child care before Commillec, and Dick Mchren, chairman of
them until they're in high school." develop much of Fairview park, and the pulling anything out-to bid. the Fairview Park Citizen's Advisory
Dunn thinks that the issue is district wouldthaye better maintained fields. They also differ on scheduling. The city Cofl\mittC"C, arc rrus1rated about what they
Dual .... clllllicl ~.be dnlli• 111 ""-._..on.._ kl &bat i&
too&nearly Mo months IOlll ._. 10 &h:e
city on the ~I ptOpOllil. Mebnn
aarees.
''The election issue should be whJ the
achool district isn't c:ooperatina," he aaid.
"We have made 1 real~ wonderful offer
and they just arc not coopcrating...thc city
has made this huae investment and it would
benefit both the achool diatrict and the
citizens."
Stocker said she doesn't believe the
negotiation period has been unusually long,
since the district did not sec a city proposal
until early August.
''I think both pnrties have a genuine
interes1 in bringing 1his lo closure and I
important enough to parents to Th'erc are some problems in negotiations, wants 10 have control of scheduling on perceive as school district stubbornness.
impact the election. ,-.~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~--~------------....,...----....::.--------~----~--------------------~--------------------------------~ ..... ~
"for some people it's not a big
deal, but sports is such a good al-
ternative Car children," he said,
adding that a healthier youth
sports environment in the city
might help to curtail juvenil~
crime and gang membership.
think it will be done," Stocker said.
The committee has endorsed in-
cu mbent Joe Erickson and chal-
lenger Denis Reloskc, and have
advised parents that Monahan and
Theriot also support youth athlet·
ics. They do not like the stances of
Mayor Mary Hornbuckle or coun-
cilwoman Sandy Genis, whom
Dunne says have historically "not
offered the youth group much su p-
port."
Hornbuckle, says she under-
stand s why some people may not
think th e council has done
eno ugh,
''If it's your child who is having
a difficult time finding a playing
field, the an)wcr is probably no,.
we 're not moving fast enough for
you." she said. ''But given that
then: isn't enough money to build
a (central facility} and that we are
"orking \\ith the school district,
,.,,e are r.iaking progress."
Retoske said more aggressive
leadership is needed .
.. The concern is that not enough
is being done and not enough is
being done fast enough," he said.
·'Not all of it is the current coun-
cil's fault. In fairness to them, they
have bee n attempting to move it
along. But people arc concerned
that there may be another .four or
five years of doing this: .. I think
some people are looking for a
more aggressive approach."
Compounding the issue is Fair·
view Park. The 285-acre park is
the last remaining large open
space left in the d.ty. Most resi-
dents nearby, along with the Fair-
view Park Citizen's Advisory Com-
mittee, arc adamant about leaving
the park in its natural state.
Athletic supporters say a por-
tion of the park's bluff tops is a
natural for a youth athletic facility.
Neighbors, however, say increased
traffic, noise and lights would vio-
late their neighborhood's integrity.
With the park a political hot po·
tato. t.he current council is hinging
its hopes on the joint use agree-
ment.
ANALYSIS
From Al
owners' heightened discontent
with local government.
Members of the coali tion were
especially displeased by the City
Council's passage last year of a
new general planned favored by
slO"-·growth proponents. Adams
added 1ha1 he's bothered by city
officials' interpretation of the plan.
which caused a seven-month delay
in development of a bowling cen-
ter he's building near the corner
of Baker and Bristol streets.
Cathy Hall-Shipley, owner of
Orange Coast Catering and a
member of the coalition's execu-
tive commiucc, said busi ness own-
ers have been reluctant in the past
lo criticize the City Council be-
cause they feared retribution. She
said the fact that several business
leaders have now gotlen involved
in the commission shows how
upset they arc with the Council.
''We just feel very ?>trongly that
they've made decisions that are re-
ally anti-business and not sound fi-
nancially," Hall-Shipley said. "In
my estimation, that feeling is wide-
spread in the business community.
I don't think there's any one in
the business community who dis-
agrees."
However, Hall-Shipley added,
there arc still many business lead-
ers who won't join the coalition
becau e of their fear of havi ng en-
emies on the City Council.
Malcolm Ro s, an executive with
C.J. Scgcrstrom & Sons, said his
company declined an invitation to
join the Coalition for Responsible
Government, but he woul d not say
why. Asked whether he believed in
the coulition's cause, he ngain de-
clined comment.
Ro s conceded that C.J. Seger-
strom & Sons official were disap-
pointed with the new general plan,
saying, uwe weren't overjoyed
with it." Asked whether he be-
lieved the current City Coltncil is
anti-busine s, he would only say,
"Time will tell." .
Whether the coalition's fonding
make o difference in the cam·
paign won't be known until next
month'~ election. There have been
bu inc -backed c11ndidote in the
past who out pent their opponent~
ancJ ~till lo t.
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~ Newport Harbor girls tennis
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T hough Newpon Harbor High
!enn is. coach Charlie Bleiker
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of the na tion.
Willard (6-foot-2, 225 pounds) b one
of 49 Butkus Award candidates. an
honor given to the nation's top line·
backer. He entered · Saturday's game
leading the conference in tact...lcs (66).
but Willard seemed more ~pth ated by
his old Newport Junior All-American
and Corona dcl Mar High buddy, USC
offensive lineman Bobby Hall. a rtd·
shirt junior.
"What I mi!, most " playing JgJ1nst
my best Cnt;nds," said Willard. Southern
Section Division VI PIJ}Cr of the Year
in 1989, playing linebact...cr and running
bac k as CdM wo!l its econd cons~cu tive
CIF cham pionship. "One year was dif·
fcrent from the ne\t at the lo"cr 1c .. eb.
The torar'iOok
a winning look
~ Harbor's little surprise for the
Tillers paid dividends in 10-0 win.
. .
... ~
Mondlr 8ectlon B
October 19, ~ 992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Ro&er Carlson •••• 642-4310 ext.387
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Colden Bears sophomore Jcu ott Will ard (45) spearheads California's dcfensi\e \\-Cb in Cal's continuing quest foLexce llence.
bu t it "~'" ah\.a)!, the -.:ime people."
Willard, a\cr.iging 12.1 tackle!, per
contc:.t fo r California (3·3 overall, 1-2 in
c.:onfcrencc), gm to pal around \\ith Hall
on sJ1urday after the game. Their fa.
thcrs drove up together from Nc"port
Dc:-ich.
game, but he \\Ouldn't tdl me an>thing.
I called him a couple of \\eeks ;igo, 100.
In fact, I c.111 him more than he call-.
me"
S.:itur<Ja). foll0\\ mg Cal's dis<1ppointing,
loss, it !,Ccmcd that onl} I l:tll's prcsl!ncc
co u Id
mai...e Wal· "We°\e
kn own
e.ich other
for yea~.
ever since
Junior
A I I-
Amer i-
can," Hall
~.ml.
'What I ~iss most is playing against my
best friends. One year was different from the
next on the lower levels, but it was always
lard crad.
a grin
T h cs e
guys, after
a 11, a re
b cs t
friends
the same people.' -JBllOn Wl.lNID
Golden Bears m1dd1e linebacker Last
year's treat
")
C'Jllcd (11..ill) earlier 1h1:. ,.,.cci... and gave
him a hard time:· Willard aid. "We
i...ind uf h.ira..,,cd each 01hcr a.bout \he
.
il s LJ c
from meriting Freshman All-American
distinction by The Sporting Nc1\:t -"J'
"hen W1ll.1rd got to play ag:iin~t Oregon
tight end and former Cd~1 teammate
Jell Thomilson.
Out Willard doesn't t:.ake losing lightl).
$,1turd.t\', the 13cJr!,' offense lost t\H)
fumble!>. 1n their own termor. in the
fourth qu;irter; \\'Ward did not record
double-digit figures in tact...les fo r the
firs1 time in six games 1h1s sca:.1.>n.
"I could\e done more thing:. toda).
bu1 I JUSl didn't get it done." Wilbrd
:..ml, after the TroJJns (3·1·1. 2·1)
scored the dcc1si'e touchdo"n , ... ith 2
minutes, 27 seconds remaining in the
game before 54,476 fans at the Los An·
gcle-. Coli-.eum. "I like to make more of
iln impact. It'.\> tough h> lo e one ltli.e
that.
"l figured \\ith eight minutes left (and
a 24·13 kad) that \ltC had the game \ltOn
'But 11 came do" n to the wire and )\C
broi...e dm\ n "
See BEAR/83
The tie .doesn't
--take from go ill
~ Considering the alternatives ,
it's even better than kissing sister.
By Barry Faulkner
SPQl1S WrW
NEWPORT DEA CH
Though the Tustin High
scouting report likely didn't
discuss the talents of New-•
No apologies due, or lm'lhcoming By Bafry Faulkner
51JC)f1S Y'tf•ld
\\hen Corona del Mar High CORONA DEL MAR -Just ~
port Harbor football pluy-
crs like Dan McDonough.
Mike Freeman, Chris Ed·
wards, Bill Brandon, Gar·
rett Powell or Chris HuntcrL the c previously·
unheralded Sailors made sure they spread
the word regarding their dfectivenes Thurs-
day night.
Thanks largely to the aforementioned
stand-ins, Newport wa!, able to rebound from
its only loss of the season with an impres)ive
10-0 triumph over Coach Morijon Ancich's
Tustin squad 10 even the Sailors' Sea View
League record at 1-1.
"That's a list or kids, who a lot of J>Cople
See HARBOR/I!
I
II
•Costa Mesa's Miller: 'If I ever get beat
real bad, I thank the coach for the lesson
and go back to the drawing board .'
IYIMyFUlnr ........
D _,... tile •ppareDI discontent of Laauna a.cat Hip l'ootbllll cndl Mike B1rron
Mii' naaalat up lbc score, Cost• Mesa .._.. ... MJNa MUltr said tbe Mustanas' 65-
1' ,.._,~ IM Artl1b Friday II consJsteat ........ . ..
-.., .... Iii COiia Meu Is to .. our kids to
pliaJ Iii. ...,.cat. 1• percent ot tbe dme,t' Miii·
........ NY• CM't ........... u ... ,..,. •IHI tell
~That sigh of relief belongs to Estan ci a's Eagles
after downing Century, 22-15, in PCL opener.
By ROQlf Canson
.. E.,
S hould you run into Estancia Hiah football
coach John U ebcngood today, chances arc
he'll be in a pretty happy mood -his EaaJes
are unbeaten alter the first round of P1eif ic c.out
Leque action, his quarterback had three touch-
down puses Saturday nlaht and his team's defense
hu plenty to be proud of.
But for the true insight of Uebcnaood, well, you had to be
there Saturday night after his Eagles etcaped a ban_,e ol bullets
out of an U1i called the Century Centurions before logging a
hold-on 22·1S triumph at the Santa Ana Bowl.
"I'll take it," u id a pen pirina and obviously relined Uebcn-IQOCi juat moments after the gun sounded, nd tome 44 seconds of
playina limo after Matt Johncr latched on to • pme-endina lntcr-
~ion at the Estancia S·yard line
Anyway l can cct It I'll take it," rontinued Uebcnpd. "It.
Wllft't pretty, we j\IM kept aivina It away, but a win ii a win." SM WHEWI,-
I ..
tbtm to back ofT, just bttaust
IOmtoat fttls •l''re running up
tht K Ott. •
"Wbtn I'm on the other side, I
feet lbe •me wa)," ~lillu sakl.
"Whee b11ebe was ~atlna us,
J4.J, I raa ttae ball the last nine
aa.u&n, IO M could ~t out of
there. Tbrir cOach came ottr :and started to
•poloalzt, bul I WHlda't ltnr It. I said •Co3ch,
J OU ll•ve a buDcll of pal •tliJcctS, and )OU ba~e
• riahl to sbowcue llleta ror 41 minutes.' If my
ttam na'l bandle tlaat. tlaat' -.y team's problem,
not yoan. If l CYCr .. bnt mt bad, I thank the
coedl for the leaoa ••d ao bed lo the dra~1ng
bottrd."
See COSTA MESM!
footb:11l coach D;l\ e Holl:ind
~tarts 10 focus in on the series ).:
of pll)) that could ha\e made "'
the Jolfmncc in his tc>m's 27-~
27 ue Yt ith Woodbridge, he •
con-.1d(rs the alternat1 .. e.
"Aft er rcv1e\\ing the film, there '"ere about
six different pla):. th3 t could hJ\C gi,en U'>
the \\.tn. Dut to tell \OU the truth, I "as re-
lieved to get out of there "1thout a loss,"
HollJnd !,31d
··we had !,Orne general brcJt...do\\n) that
Jrc going to happen Jftcr a big win (o,cr .
Ne\\ p~m the pn!\IOUS "ed.). and WooJbridge
is :i good football team," Holland rontinucd
"They ha'c a lot of \\Capons. the\ hJd J gooJ
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fag/es . fouiid a war· to beat the jinx:
~ But for a while Liebengood admits
he was havjng some inner doubts.
and we weren'l doing too many good lhings early. Johner
go1 hil on lheir 80-yard in1erccp1ion return for a touch·
dowp. and he__camc oC! and 10ld me th.at their No. 40
(Abel Perez, who hod returned un interception 100 yards
for a touchdown in last seoson's unlikely Century win)
told him, 'I guess we've got your number.'"
played through much of the second hlllf with o severe
Charlie horse, but still managed to get in on eight tackles.
"It was his best dek~ive game of the yeu," Licben· ..
good said.
By Barry Faulkner
SPQtts Wl1let
COST A MESA -The lhird time was the
charm for Coach John Liebengood, as well
as a couple of bis senior veterans in Satur-
day night's 22-15 Pacific Coasl Lcatue-
opening victory over Ce ntury.
Johner, however, wusn'I lhrough putting up nu(1lber) in
the passing and rushing yardage column, as well as con-
tributing defcn5ivcly.
The lhird-year starter answered with TD passes or 23,
71 und 45 ya rds to finish with a season-high 180 yard)
through the air. The nimble tert-hander ulso rushed for
39 yards on 11 ca rries, and clinched the win with u diving
interception on the Eugles' 5 to end the Centurion~· final
threat.
The victory put ll1c Eagles in position 10 challenge for
th~ plU)OffS.
"We really needed that one," suid Licbengood. who
praise~ his delcnsc, but rem ains concerned by offensive
1ncons1:.1ency.
"We're not ~cuing the job done up fronl, offensive ly,"
Licbengood su 1d. "It 's a combination of things, but the
brca.,downs have been there si nce day one. If we're going
10 end up in th e playoffs, we're going 10 have to improve,
bccau~c th e people we're aboul to play urc much better
than the team\ we've just rinished with."
Quarlerback Mau Johner and two-way
lineman Carlos Cornejo had joined Lien-
bcngood and the Eagle~ In their two previous perplexing
losses, in games the Eagles appenred to have the better
team, but wound up losing.
"When we were down, 9-0, 1 1hough1 it was going to be
a long night," said Liebengood, who had never won· a
game a1 the Santa Ana Bowl in his previous six seasons at
Estancia. "Everyth"ing just tends to go wrong at that field,
"A lot of kids would have been down after throwing
that interception (for a TD)," Li ebengood said. "Out
Mall's a winner, and he showed what type of kid he was
by leading us back." ·
Senior offensi\.e lineman Bruck Riggins missed much or
the second half after re-injuring his right knee. Lieben-
good said it was only lorn adhe!.ions from summer sur·
gery, ond he should return this week.
HARBOR:
From 81
ha dn't heard about," Newport
Coach Jeff Brinkley said. "But
. t~ey really c~e_jn and did the
job.
"That's kind of been the type of
1eam we've had all year. When
somebody has 1911en hurt, we've_
had people step in and do the job.
To shut Tustin ou t without Steve
Gonzales (a linebacker out with a
shou lder bruise ) and Phil
Uloomberg (a defensive tackle
!:>1Jclined "11h knee dam:ige) was a
big accomplbhment."
McDonough, a ~ophomore fill-
ing 1he starting vacnncy left by
Gonzales, recovered a fumble and
\\~bin the thick of things all night.
Freeman, a sophomore tight
end, caught two passes for 34
yard~. including a 28-yard catch·
and-run that led to a field goal.
Edward!., S'larting at cornerback,
and ·fiunter, a ~enior safety \\hO
spelled Wade Tift to allow him
fresher legs for his offensive
COM:
From 81
game plan, and they came 111 ready
to play for fou r quarters. I \\OUld
have loved to have won, but I
can't look back on what could
ha"e been. We're Mill in the hunt,
which i) all that mailers.·•
The tic. the third ~t raight
agamst Woodbridge, will not hun
the Sea Kings' playoff chances,
should they defeat three of fou r
remaining Sea View oppOnents
(Tustin, University. Saddlcback
and Irvine).
The Sea Kings will be favored
against Tustin, Uni and Saddle-
FAULKNER:
From 8 1
tournamen1 in10 a ~ingle \\eek.
"I don't like sitling oui and
watching.•· explained Colaizzi. who
SJid )he could not swing a racquet
after her frenetic week, Sept.
21-28. "I've had elbow problems
for four months, but not like the
excruciating pain I felt after that
• weekend. They told me I ju)I
beLter not play..for a whilt?."
Cola1u1 obeyed, briefly, silting
OUI a 10-8 \.iCIOry over
Woodbridge (Sept. 29) and a
hard-fought 10-8 IO)!. to Back BJy
rival CdM (Oct. 1 ).
She returned, however, for a
12-6 win over Univer~ity (Oct. 6)
Jnd a 15-3 rout of Irvine (Oct. 8).
"That just screwed things up
again," Colaizzi said of her
amiou~ne.,s 10 return. "Since then,
I've done reh:ib, and it's reeling
pretty good again. I'm ready to go
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Standings
Sea View Le .....
League Overall WLT WLT
IMne 300 510
S. Margarita 2 1 0 5 1 0
Newport 210 510
Saddleback 2 1 0 3 3 O
CdM 1 1 1 4 1 1
Justm 2 o 2 4 O
'Noodb~dge 0 2 1 1 4 1
University o 3 o O 6 O
Thursd•r'• a..,,. (7:30)
Tusbn vs. CdM. at Newpart Hart>or
Frldar'• Gam•• (7:30)
University vs. Woodbndge. at IMne
Saddleback ~s Santa Margan1a. at
Saddleback College
Saturday, Oct. 24 (7:30)
Newport Harbor al Irvine .
chores at tailback, bolstered an ef-
' fcc1ive secondary.
BranJon, a senior resCr\'e,
spelled Tift follO\\ mg a 69-yard
run, and immediate ly sliced 11
yards for the game's only touch-
down.
Powell, who !.tarted for
Bloomberg two weeks ago against
back, and if victorious. would sur·
vive as the third-place team, even
"-ilh a los to league-leading Ir-
vine.
Irvine appears to be a playoff
lock, and Santa Margarita, which
was felled by rhe Vaquero), 40-34,
Friday, also appeJr to be a lc\cl
above the circuit'!. other six
squad).
Should any of the sLx-p:ick (ail
to knock off the league's dynamic
duo, all would have more than the
Sea Kings' two los cs.
Saddleback has already lost to
Tustin, Newport to CdM, Wood-
btidge To -s.rctdlcbacl\, Tustin-to
Ne\\ port, and Unher!.ity 10 New·
again Tue!iday. It's a big march. If
we beal them and Corona (Oct.
27), we will tie both of them for
first place."
Colaiui, who
h~<;-rrot rost 30
'>Cl!> thi) season,
will have plenty
of help against
the Eagles.
Sophomore
Sarnh Hawkins,
who bas taken
the No. 1 spot
in Colaizzi')
absence, has a Colaiui
35-1 record, and
is looking to avenge her only set
defeat Tuesd:iy agai nst Santa
Margarita's No. 1 pl:iycr.
Jennifer Jacob round!> out
Newporl's impre~~ive )ingle trio,
while Lindsay Obon, who ployed
ingles during some or Colai.ai's
time on the sideline , returns to
No. l doubles \\ith Loren Davey.
Santo Margarita won the curlier
Corona del Mar, took advan tage
of his increased familiarity to
make himself at home in the
Tillers' backfield oflcn.
"It's going to take team play
like that for us to stay in this
th ing," Brinkley said of the Sea
View playoff race. "We've got lo
get good play out of all our kids,
because it's going to take a total
team cffon."
Brinkley said the key to lopping
Tustin was th ree fold:
e No. 1 -Containing quaner·
bock Jason Reynolds. (He rushed
seven times for 45 yards, but most
of tho!:>e came on a 26-yan.I scram-
ble.).
e No. 2 -Don't allow any big
plays on ~pecial teams. (Tustin
!.el f-destructed in the ._icking
game, and totaled only 13 yards on
punt returns.)
• No. 3 -Take care of the
football. (Nc'"port had only one
turnO\Cr, and that occurred when
a lineman ~11tempted to down a
partially bloc~ed punt, and the
ball squirted free.)
"We \\ere on a misi.ion that
night, and we put things toge ther,"
Brinkley !laid. ''It was a must win."
port. Santa Margarita and Sadc.llc-
back, \\hich would leave CdM in
sole po~ession of third if the Sea
King!> \\in their next ·three.
"Like I've said before, it's going
to bc an in 1cre~ting league." Hol-
l:ind !laid.
Holl:md did cite some po!ihi .. c!:I
to come out of the WooJbridge
deadlock, including the rccord-
~e11ing nigh t of senior place-kicker
Tanner Rupp.
Rupp connected on field goals
of 24 and 27 va rd ·, lhe lallcr with
5 seconds left 10 complete the
scoring. He became the fir~I Cd M
lcitkcr l o ever l..ick more rhTI'ill>lit!"'
-field goal in a g:ime.
league mee ting, 11 ·7.
Both Ulei~cr and Colaiui said i1
would be nice 10 see some Sailors'
supporter~ on hand Tuesday.
"Santa Margarita will bring a
good crowd, so wc don't want to
be outnumbered," Oleiker said.
0
Estancia High senior Mike
Harrington 1ook 1he shears to my
Daily Pil ot sporti. editor, Roger
Carlson at a staff head-shaving
earlier this )Car, lo show our
support for high school football.
Harrington, however, wall
himself the willing victim to
teammate Dean Meill's shear
delight, with rather bizarre results.
I larrington's new doo con!:lists of
an altered mo-hawk wi th ~tripes
shoved down either )ide of the
centered p:itch of hair and jugged
ctlges ou1tincd on either !.ide.
At 6-fool-2, 295 pound ,
however. it 'o; not likely he ta.,cs
loo much verbal abuse from hi~
cla!:>smatcs.
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Miller, who has known Uarron
for years, and tried to peaceably
explain his situ:uion after the
game, said his only concession on
lhc posi1ive end of a blowoul, is to
play second-team players. He said
kicking field goal!. qn first down,
o r telling his players to run out of
bounds, would go against hi~ de-
mands lhat they gi\C! lot.ii commit-
ment on every play.
"I be lieve when the !.cconJ-.
te:im ~ids get in, it ~houlJ be their
turn to play," Miller aid. "The)
deserve 10 try 10 score touch-
downs, ju ·1 like the oth er kid . I
only have 16 var~ity kid,, anJ \\C
bring another h:ilf-doLcn junior
var~ity kiJs to the game u-, a re-
ward for working oul with us :.ill
wee k. 1 don't have any bac~llp of·
fensive linemen, and 1 only have
four running backs."
Miller said the seven inter-
ceptions, six in the second half,
contributed to the huge margin.
"(Barron) was real unhappy, bu t
l tried to explnin that if he hadn't
tried to keep passing the ball, he
could have helped keep the score
down," Miller said.
Lost in the po~t-game upro:1r
\\as Ui nh "Runa\\ :1y" Tran's 333
ru-.l.1ing yard:-. "hich brings him to
within 280 of tying the Ncwport-
Mes;1 Db1ric1 'inglc-~e:i~n record
hdd by Ne\\ po11 Harbor') Sle\C
UraL:1s (l,538 yards in 1983).
Tran ha' co mpiled I , 129 ·yards
in the la)I four game', "hich in i1-
'clf nearly brca._~ the Mu stang,·
~inglc-~c:1son record of Tyler Rid-
tlclJ (1,166 in 1986).
All hands shared, but,
oh, welcOme back Nicky
~ Monarchs appear to be
ready for the big run in
South Coast League wars .
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wf1ter
SANTA ANA
-The return
to form of
Nicky Sualua
captured ill the
headlines, but ---.~.....---..........
Mater Dei High
f ootbaJI coach Bruce Rollinson
was eager to scauer the credit for
lhc Monarchs' 18-10 South Coast
J.&aiue-opcn\ng victory over Cap-
istrano Valley Friday night.
"I think all our kids took it up a
level," Rollinson said. "I was very
pleased that we realized it's fo r
real now, and l thought we played
rcaUy well on both sides of the
ball.
"Certainly, Nicky's presence
gives us a very, very powerful
weapon, but it was not a one-man
show."
For lhe ~oord, Sualua carried
13 times for 100 ya rds, and left a
trail of battered tacklers on seem-
ingly every attempt. fl was his first
full game of lhc season, after
spraining an ankle in the season·
opener. He also played well at de·
fensive end.
"It's been a lo ng time," Sualua
said after Friday's victory. "It was
3 lot or fun to be back out there
1igain."
Paving the way for Sualua and
fellow backs Brian Hall (59 yard
o n 16 carries) and Moe Vasquez
(37 on four attempts) was a phy i·
cal, but intelligent offen ive line.
"The 0 -line really did a nice job
of adjusting against their three dif-
Nicky Sualua
ferent fronts," Rollinson said.
"They were good physically, but
even bcttermcntally. ''
A 35-yard interception return to
the 1-yard line set up the Cougars'
only TD, as the. Monarchs' defense
once again lived up to its billing.
''I can'l say enough about our
defense," Rollinson said. "1 give a
lot of credjt to the preparation of
our defensive stare, led by coordi·
nator Enc Johnson. Our staff did
a gee.at job of putting our kids rn
position to hurt them.''
Rollinson cited the four sacks of
Kevin Pekar as a case of prepara-
tion paying defensive dividends.
"We djd some thin~ to hide
bjm, and Kevin did a great job of
exploding off the ball and making
the plays."
The Monarchs had six sacks in
a.II, as Edgar Macias and Derrick
Ford added quarterback kills, the
latter a third-quarter safety to help
the Monarchs pull away from a 7-7
halftime deadlock.
Ray Jack.son and Jason Rivera
also had interceptions.
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al Balboa Park.
Pool, who fini~hed the Sk COU()C
in 20 minutes. 22 ~econd~, e~t:Jb·
lished hersclr ns a porenrtul na-
tionals qualifier, according 10 SCC
Coach Orian Wil.,ins.
''This meet gives us a preJ1y
good picture of the District Cham-
pionships in three we(ks," Wilkin s
said. "Nikee wus having trouble
breuthing, und she still ran prelly
well. She should qualify for oa·
tionals, if she runs like she did
Satu rday."
The sec women finished fifth,
os did the Vunguards' men at th e
six-team event. SCC's Henther Spl-
isbury w:is lOlh nmong the women
runners (21: 11 }, while Jason Schof-
f er led the Vanguards' men, finish -
ing 24th in a time of 28:38 OVcr
the 8k cour~e.
by your
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and
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with them are likely to be. n 1
takea about tlx second•
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complicated by a trucker'•
blind spot that can ex1end up
to 200 feet behind ~ vehicle.
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pualng of a truck.
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Hlgh school cross country
De1th Squad's Mollie Flint pu ts blade to her coach, Bill Sumner.
Anothel' crown .
. for De~th Squad
~Corona del Mar's girls cut down competiti on.
at Orange County Championships field Saturday;
then give their coach a trim , as well, to top it off.
T oday it'S, the mu tache ... tomorrow? There's not much
doubt ''hat's coming next ... come Nov. 28 in Fresno.
Corona del Mar High's Death Squad, a sterling group of
young crol>S country runnerl> who comprise Dill Sumner's ~iris
team, has it'l> l>ighis set on Sumner's hair {ala Yul l31)nner) after
disposing of the mul>tache on Satun.la). their personal bonul> for
sweeping to the Orange County Cross Country championship.
BEAR:
He's zeroing in on
Cal's all-time record
for tackles, and it's a
gQod bet he~t do It.
From 81
Willard did rack u.., his third
sack of the year in ihc second
quarter, one of his five solo
stops.
"In the second half, it ju!>I
seemed like I couldn't find a
tackle," said Willard, whose sui.·
picion was accurate, he earned
all seven of hil> 1t1ckles in the
first half.
Will ard, though, has always
been tough on himse lf. In fact,
his energy on the field and dare-
devil tactics are what got him a
starting po!iition in the first
place.
College recruiters paid little
attention to him his senior year
at CdM. Oregon and Cal came
in with late offers after Willard
had considered the community
college route. The Bears cer-
tainly aren't sorry tncy took o
chnnce on him.
"I wasn't upset that I didn't
et {recruited by USC or other
major colleges)," said Willard,
whose 19 tackles (10 solo)
agai nst top-ranked Washington
on Oct. 10 represents a !>Cason
high.
"I just thought they had an
ove rsight or some thing. Dan
O'Neil (now 1he Oregon quarter-
back) tran-.ferrcd (from CdM)
~ccausc he felt he \\Ouldn't get C<1 I' super-sophomore middle linebacker Jcrrotl \Villard.
hc1c. I "'asn't one of (USC's)
choiccl>, so that's fine I wasn't
that big of a use f .in, :.in) way -
1 was o UCLA f.in."
\VllCn he Tir)t arrM!d :11 Cal.-
he held nothing back, c\en )JCfl·
fic<?d his body to rnak:e c) e-
opcning impre)sions 11b fre!>hmun
)Car, re::.ulting in a pinc.hcd nerve
1n his neck th:u forced \\ 11lard to
rcc.Jshin .
"l "asn't pcrfc:ctl) reJdy phy:.i·
c:illy for college fuo1ball," he
s:iiJ. "H1111ng 3UO·pounc.J linemen
at full )peed took its toll after a
le" \\eCkl>. I came out ti) ing to
plJ) right J\\ a), I "anted 10 do
\\di AnJ to do '\ell Js a fresh·
man, you\e got to l>acrifice your
body. That's \\h.11 the coaches
"c re afrauJ of because I '"a) only
215 pounJ.,. The d~lors didn't
think it \\as !>afe 10 p!Jy. so I red·
.,h1rtcd.'
Before the fmt l..icko!f 1h1!> au·
tumn, \\-illard fractured his right
elbO\\ anJ \\as expected to m1i;s
four' \\eei-.-., but he re1urnec.J! to
the field in fi\e day). "I forced
1hc doc1ors 10 drain the blood
out of it :ind I JUSt l>larted play·
ing," he said.
"As l>OOn as I found out I w:is
injured, m) fir::.t thought Y.a!>,
'How :im l going to ge1 around
thb? And hO\\ can I play ,.,,ith
this?' ·•
If he :.ta~!> heallhy, \\'illafd -
" F10 made TI4 tuclle!> (or CdM
in 19~9 -could breal.. Hardv
;'\1ch.r<ion'l> all-time !>Choo.I
re~urJ of .i-w taci-.les. Willard has
16~ \\llh t\\O full SCJ'>On , Jn·
due.Jing f1H! g:11nes thh )CJr. re-Others appeared l>Urp ri!>ed ... Sumner inl>ists he not only ex-
pected hJ) crew to complete their a ignment, but had full> come
to term "ith losing the mu)tache. the atten tion coming out of Corona dcl ~tar \\here you go. rnJining "
"Hey, they wanted my hair for thb one and I aid no. Then
they ~aid they wanted my chest, and I )Jic.J no. So when they \\elll
for the mu)tache, I felt I wa gettmg off lightly."
as he Y.Oulc.J at Mater Dei. But I c.Jic.Jn't buy
that. How good you are. that determines
, "I'm happ) here. I <lon'1 ~cc 11 :1' being
biucr at all. Thing'> :.ire going \\ell for me
h the :--1 L nc\l? HI!), no ontj e\pcc.t::. 11.
f \c.cpt ma) be \\ 11l.1rJ
Saturda) \ conquc~t \\Cnt e~actl) al> planned -the Sea King)
gave Edison and tan) on all tl1c rope they "anted in the earl)
going, then upon command from Sumner after the firi.t mile of
the 3.05-mile course at lr,inc Park. the Death Squad "ent to
\\Orie.
"The only thing I \\as a little unc.omfortablc "as the lack of C\·
pericnce that our girls ha\ e, and that Dresden Ho" ell haJ been
OUl fo r five da\S With the nu." !IOld Sumner.
But as the (ace unfolded, Sumner rcaht.cd "halcH:r sm;:ill fo:m
\\ere harbored, ''a~ moot.
I lis girl!> packed ou1 at around 5:..is for the fir!>t mile, some 20
!lecond off the pace of fah!>on and Can)On, then they tool Sum-
ner's ad' ice, honed in on 1arge1 and m.1c.Jc it !.land up en route 10
the crown.
· The all·\\ inning Death Squad has reafa1icall) put C\Cf) thing in
ight o\\ay in Orange County confines, anc.J Sumner admits h1!>
squad is \\Cit "'1th in the top half dozen prep tcjm · in the nation
at this point.
five runner) )trcJl..ed aero) the fumh line Jhc;id of Ed1M>n'
No: 4, led by sophomore Tracy Clark ( 1 7~5.S ), who '"a ' ~econd to
Canyon's Kim Nchon (17:52).
Howell, a sophomore, \\a!> ninth in 18:27, follo\\ed by senior
Heather Dray. ( 1 :..iO) in 15th, junior Heather Takcia ( 18:54) in
18th tind sophomore Brool..e Meck ( 18:54) in 19th.
In the aftermath the Dea1h Squad handled Sumner just like
they handled the competition, w11h a clean sweep of h1) mustache.
"A couple of the ~oachcs booed and aid they'd never do th.it,"
aid Sumner, "and a couple of parcntl> ::a~kcc.J me if 1 was of·
fended.
"No, not at all. I fully cxpcc1cc.J it. The~c g1rb arc like Rusl>ian
ncgo11a10rs. Considering '"h;u they a kcd for, 11'!> u small !>UCrificc.
Now they wan1 my head for !>late. but I ha,en't aic.J ye!>, }Ct."
In the Corona del Mar area, nu one 1:. betting on Sumner, all
1he action i!> on the De.uh Squad.
The victory \\a!> doubly-sati!>f) ing for Sumner. "ho a kcd hi!I
girls to go out in a certain manner, then to re pond to h1 mid·
race dircc1ions. They did it with a nourbh, with even Bcl!>y Cnr-
michael and Mollie Flint, Y.ho ran out of 1h~ money: m~
major contribu1ions.
"Tracy re ally did a job for us," continued Sumner. "She :ilmo)t
won the ,.,,hole ra ce! She rcsrned us at lf\inc. and on Saturday
she went oul and r:in hke an)one's No. 1. Anyone in the country
\\Ould lo.,,e 10 hO\C her al> a No. 1. She's got t"o win!> now, Ores·
den has two "in'I, Med has l\\O wins, "c'rc becoming a team to
be reckoned "ith."
0
Also competing well at the Orange County Champion!>hip "as
Corona del Mar's boys, led by Brian Sling!>by (sixth at 15:39), "ho
.... ere 1hird; as well as the Jared O\erton-led Newport Harbor
boys) who "ere second in the seeded me~ to J.;atella.
Overton 's clocking was 15:35, good for l>i>.t h, and teammate Sky
Peterka finbhcd the cour!>C in 15:45 for 10th.
Es11ncia had three runners tn the top five to win the Division '1
race. -B) tbc D•I/)' Pilot
Tod•V,
locc•r COil~ mtn -~ Ca. !orJM College at UC s111 Oteoo. J JO
Tueed•y
W•l•r polo
COITW'llJl\1y cotleQt -OCC at S3CIC'eb~k. 3 pm High scllOOI -Cosu Mesa at 8rea·Ol.nda. 3 ts
pm. Downey at Cat~ c!et t.~ar. 3 15 • Soccer
COl'l'Vru'\ty co"eoe men -Olln!le Com 11 Cy·
11tm. 3 Pm Tennl•
ltgtl SC!IOOI qi1s -Sa.'IU U~m at ~twpOrt tuttlol, 3. ~k II Corona cftt Mir. 3. Cosu
Mesa 11 Esllnell. 2 •S Y•ll•P•ll
ti.git s:llOOI 9l1S -Santa MNQm 11 ~ Hlrto<. 6 30, Saddlt~Ck 11 Corona det MM, 130.
Com Mts• 11 Estancia. 3 30.
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... , of aeven
Game 1-A!liiu 3 Toionto 1
Game 2-Toronto 5. Alllntl 4 (Senes tiff. M)
TuHdQ, Oct. 20, 1:29 p.m.
Ga"1t 3 -A!laru at Toronto
WedneMl•y, Oct.~t , 5:21 p.m.
Game 4-Auanta al Toronto
Thursd•r, Oct. 22, 1:21 p.m.
Game 5-AtlalU al T OfOlllO
S•turd•y, Oct. 24, 1:21 p.m.
'G1me 6 -T OfOl'llO at AUanta
Sunny, Oct. 21, 5:29 p.m.
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114 Monday, Oct. 19, 1992 I ------- - ---------------------------------- -- --------------------------
Matt Johner (left) goes up to intercept, with teammate Cody Charley trailing, but he couldn't hold on, leading to Century fie ld goal; all ~as forgive n "ith 44 seconds I ft \\ith game-clinching interception.
WHEW!: Estancia gets past long-time nemesis Century with 22-15 Victory
From 81
Frnall~. the Century jinx has been !>Cl·
1k·J by the Eagle!>, but not before the
Centurion~ had again and ::igain thfO\\O
the Eagle, tor :i loop iu the ~cesaw
g.imc.
The Eagle<; get a chance today tu view
the film~ ~.)f thi!> one ... and :imons tho!>e
"1101 prc11y"' moment!I, but ccrt:wlly 1101
Jll ul them.
- A per,onal foul pen.lit) ,,, (cntury
nmlrfl·J un a (1eld go.ti ath.:mpt. g1\'lng
the Cen1um>n.., the ball J I the b1anc1a
11
-Three pla}!> later Johner drop., :i
for-sure interception, g1' 1ng lcntur) Jn·
other !>hot :it a field go;il, "hich ;, nego-
uated from 25 )::Jrd!> ou t 10 g1\C the Cen-
turions a 3·0 lead.
-Finally 1n an Jttac~ mode. Johner·~
pas!> to his nght hits Century\ Julto f\.lc-
dina in the cht.:l>I and he'~ nit \\llh .in l>U-
yarJ interception return ll> ,hu'c the
Jef1Cll to 9-0.
-In the third qu;irtcr the l:ai.:k~ i.:o
into their "Lo' Am1g,1s Jcfcn,c· and
Ccntur~ quMh:rba1..I. Rici.\ Od,1;.ird1
s(r:imbles through f1,c or "" Jcll..11Jer:.
;.rnd scores from ~O )JrJ:. out 10 g1' c the
Centurion!> a 15·14 leaJ.
-With 111ne ru11ning out .ind Ccntul}
trailing b~ ..,c,cn point:., J luurth·dlmn
pa5s 1s knV\.kcJ JWJ), but P·"' 1111cricr-
encc j.., CJlled :ind the C.:ntunon' h,1,e it
first-tinJ· IO at the fat,rncia 15 \\ ith 49
ticks and 110 time oub left.
• F'miJlly. Johncr put!I an end 10 11.
di,es for an interception and it'~ over.
The Eagle have pas!>cd their fir:.t test
They shO\Cd CcntUI') around all night
long, donHnatcd every category, punbh.:d
tht.: Centurions with :i wicked dcfcme,
um.I still. ju,1 got out of there wirh their
lhcs1
tha1 hc'J m~1ke it up in the ne~t 10 ~cc
onds.
gks got the crazy bounce in 1he form of
a 61-)Jn.l 1ur11.11ound.
''Robert's been catching 'em," !>aid
Johner of hb fa\orite rccC'i\C.!r. "lf it
"·•sn't fur him ... " Johner didn't f1nbh
the sentence H e didn't h~l\C to. Rimi b
the go-to man and Johncr went to him
on the next play, resulting in the TD.
Medina, the Century punier \\ith a 39-
)Jrd a\cragc on -.i\ boot-.. ":11d1cd the
ball 'ail f.tr uH:r hi head on the !>n.1p .1-;
he \\J!> .111cmp1ing to punt from the fa-
t.mc1a 40.
ror ({obcn Rimi it ''a' not a night
oon-to-bc -forgot ten
Still, 1l1c Centurion!> "ere into the
fourth quarter \\ith the lead (15·1-l),
<la l\.ing to the fatancia 35 on a 36-~Jrd
moon·!>hot from Odourdi to Medin~•
I le m:111.1gcd 10 re co\ er the b:ill and
return it. hut 11 ''ound up :" u :?:?-yard
lo!>s and the l:.agles \\Cre in command at
the Ccntu1) J' \\Ith 9 23 lc:ft.
John er tool. ;.i ,.1ck fur ~1 7-) ar<l loss.
then 't.:1.1111hlcd I rom prc-.,ure .111d kt the
ball th.
As Johncr's m.1;or taq,;ct. it ''J' Rum
v.ho ignited tke E:tglc .... \\Ith hi!> 111:.t·halt
1 D rccc:p11on from 13
The defense rose to the occ.1 ... ion
aga11\. forcing a pu111, and finally the Ea·
yanh out, 'PIHting .J pair
ul h.1plc"' d1.: fender'.'! Ill
the enJ wne.
And 11 \\.l'i Rima, mo-
ment\ .1hcr per forming :1
"Johncr-daop.. (Eagk'
I.ins k n1w. Jll about
Johner-drops). \\hu
l.1tch1.:d on to J da1t O\Cr
tht.: nml<llc on ;1 cm '>1111.!
p.111c1 n, scampering 71
'.u~b for ~' 1oud1d\1w n tu
pu'h the LJglc into ,1
I 4.9 lead.
"'1 \\Cllt back (after lhl!
Jrop) .111d iold him I '"J"
'.'!Off\, th.it I'~ make 1t up
IO h"1m.'' !'l:uJ Rin11. L111le
Jid he kno'~ at the time
Estancia 22, Century 15
Scofe by Qu•rter1 o 1 1 e-22
3 6 6 0-1~
Flret Qyarter Cei:t -t!t~ a i'> Fu o os
Second Qyarter
Cer.1-t.'cd na 80 'er"PllOI\ 1tlvl11 (I. c~ Ii led\.
609
Es1-R.mo ~3 sf• om Jolme1 \P.r.10 1.<•1. t 10
Third Quarter
Es• -R.mi 11 P i 11~ ,.,. '°"1 IP•"llO c~) 10 5l
• Cfr.t-()C:)rt:J ., ""'t ~ '• ~o 1 50
Fourth Querter
Est-1,Jr.tZ A~ P• s Ir.rt JQ/!ne1 (.'ol'lltl pass to
s~ct:1 a 3• ·
Awr • e •50 (t~t '1).)teOJ
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
Es1-JoN II 39 Cti311ey 10·50. so.s .• 21
Ctl'll-Odu 17-44. Alv11H. 7·15. Ga•cia 6·
35 ~1 31.'if·l!li.-..is 1, G~wm 2~. BJd cen
18' Sllal) ·22
INDIVIDUAL lll'ASSINO
Esl-.Jol'llt &-1~·1 180 Ct"t~. · ~ 14·1
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
Est-R mo 2·~ S111crt 2·37 t!Jlltl
Ctillley 1·4
1·~5.
1·12 Cent-M~-0 J "36 V•14cz I 13 Pt"tl
G~n trtl 1-11 G.irc11 H>
CAME STATISTICS
Eel
r1s1 CJ•rs 12
R.nnts yttdJ!lt ' 26-136
Passlr.g yM!!I,. ISO
Pau.ig 6·15·1
/jtj lr'w n yi!ch;t' 0
Si;ks·yardJ~e 3 ·m n· 26
t.cl yMd~C Z90
P11111s 6·262
rjjl!lbltS·f..m!llCS losl 2-1
riaQS·iiel )'~~~· 9 6\ r "!'e ol pesseu on 20 02
Cent
1()-
33 ,
78
~·14 ·1
&t
3·tTWl· 11
234
6·390
2-0 10·~3
2759 ·m tt'..Jllt, r.:mrv..1X'I t mt11t re:~
Little \V1llia111 Nunez,
a 5-loot·S JUlllOI' \\hO
had not c;1ught a p:N all
..e.1son Ion~. \\:IS in the
csld zone. ~on his knees.
Jnd caui:ht the nllc-hl-.c pJ~s off i1is I.nee· tops for
the touch<.lo\\ n.
"I k gut ... o de~p. I
Jidn't e\pcct 11." ~aid
fohncr. "I JU t threw 11
:is hJ1<.I J' I cvulJ. It\
the fir,t ll>ng TD pa')
\\C\l. hJJ ;111 )~.ir."
The bJll \\J~ 52 ).lrd!>
in the :air and nailed
Nunez 011 tire button.
lhc Eagle.. folio" cd up
Oil the \\\\\·point COl\\'Cf•
-.ion by tluo" int; under
Standings
P•clflc Co••t L••gue
Le•gue Overall
WLT WLT
Cost• MH• 1 0 0 3 3 0 E•t•ncl• 1 0 0 3 3 0
Trabueo H. s 1 O 0 6 0 0
Cer:iury 0 1 0 t 4 I
laguna 11 is o l 0 5 l O
Laguna Beach 0 1 0 0 S 0
Saturd•v'• Sc ore
Estancl• 22, Cenwty 15
Frld•v'• GamH (7 p.m.)
Lag1;na Hills -YS Costa Me•• a1rNe'fl!Mlr1
E•t•ncl• at Laguna Beach
S•turda1, Oct. 24 (noon)
Trabuco H Js >tS Century, at SA Bo ... I
the co,cra$c, Johner linJmg J;i....on 5,,cc1
at the :? (trom the 8 :iflcr a 5-)':ml pen·
i.llty) .ind the Eagle\· tight 1.:11d b.tf11.:lcJ
in for the two-po111t !>core ..
After that 11 \\J'> a matter uf holJrn~
on as Century got 1hn.·c more po">~c!>':
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PUBLIC NOTICE Callf 92660 nus s1a1emen1 was fded PUBLIC NOTICE This business Is con-This s1atemen1 was filed PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by en lndrvldual This statement was filed Costa Mesa Daily Ptlot Qc. Belly M Felling 3136 with lhe County Clerk ol dueled by· an lndiV1dual wuh the Counly Clerk ot The regl1trant(s) com. with the County Clertc of tot>er 19, 26, November 2,
Flctltloue C0t1e Herrno'l;i Nawport Orange oo Seplember 23, 187188 The reglstrent(s) com· Orange Counly on Septem-Flc tltloue mcncod to transact busl-Orange Counly on Seplem· g l992
Business Neme Be3ch. Calif 92660 1992 Fictitious menced to transacl busi· ber 29, 1992 Buelnest Neme nen undOf' the F1c\11Jous bee 23, 1992. ' M-&n
Statement This business. is con-F545529 Bual~ .. Nam e ness uoder the F1ct1~ous F54e084 Statement Business Name(s) lisled F545605 ---------
The fOllOWln<J pe~s dueled Dy an ond•,,.duru Published Newporl Statement Business Name(s) ll•teo Published Newport 8Hch-The Following persons above on Auguit l5, t992 Publlthed Newport PUBLIC NOTICE
a•e do•oq l>u$<n~1 u The c:ie~isi~na(s) t 'i:,m-Be;ich.Costa Mesa Da •y The Following persons above on· NIA Costa Mesa Daily Pilot ()o. are doong busltless as Dennis M Glady Beach-Costa Mesa O~ly ---------
8 & 8 .. vESTERN OUTFIT· nme~ .. -.. ~ ·~eSJF~-1·-~s-Pilot Scplembor 26. Oclo-are do•ng business as. Tracy Penderglst !Ober 12 19 26 November MICEL LABORATORIES Ths statement was fllld Pilot September 29 Otto-Fictitious TERS 2551 Elden Ave Bl • """'•' '" "'"""" OASIS ••1NI MAAKET Th•S sl.ltemenl was filed 2 992 ' ' ' INTL, 23456 South P01nte w.th lhe County Cieri{ of ..__ 5 12 19 1992 , 8u9fnen Name
C M C It "2627 • Bus.ness Nam•(•) listed ber 5, 12. Ill, t992 ... • w1\h \he CoUl\\y Clert< of • 1 Dnve '-guna Hills r-111 OranQ• Counf'f on Seplem-""" • • • . os1a esa. l 1 ., bo Oc 1992 544 9175 Valley View Street M 559 ... ..,,.. 543 St atetfteftt Aobert D Jones. 2551 a ve on· tot>« 1• m c Cal t 90630 Orange County on S.ptem-• 92653 · bet 15• 1992 m The FollOWlng per-eons ~.'d•nc Av1e926B271 Costa ~::: ~ar~~ was Med PUBLIC NOTICE }~[~~~.. s•rkrs, 2005 t>er 15• 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE B1091an Inc . Cahforma. FS444S03 PUBLIC NOTICE are doing business as: ... esa, ah C I Monte Vista Slreel Pasn· FS44e02 23456 Soulh Pointe Dr, La-Put>llshed N-~ Beach· THE STAOCK GROUP. Barbara J Goddard, :?255 wi\h \he Coonty \erk o Flctltlou1 d C 11 91107 ' Published N-port Beach· Fk:Utlou1 ~una t-i1lls, Cahl. 92653 Cosla Mesa Dally Pilot Flctltloue 9039 Bolsa "ve., We·•-,_
C Orange Couoty on Soplem· ena, a 1 . " ..,,,..,.. Herita~, os1a Mesa be tS 1992 Buslno1s Name This bu11ness Is con· Costa Mesa Oarly Pilot Business Nam• his bu11ne11 is con-Septembef 28, Oc1obef 5, Buslnees Name ster, Calif. 92683
Calol 9 27 r · ,544807 Stetement ducted by an indrv1dual Sep1ember 28. October 5, Statement ducted by:• COfpocallon 12, 19, 19'.>2 Statement Anhur V. Storck. 23 S..·
This bus0ness 1s con-The Fo ow ng persOM The reg1srran1(s) cor11. 12. 111. l992 The Following persons The regrslrant(s) com-M-532 The Following perM>ns con Bay, N-pott Beach,
ducted by: co partners Put>ttshed Newi>art Beach· are dool'llJ Dv. n 1 as, meoced 10 t1ansact bus•· M·SJ3 are doing business as: menced to 1tansac1 buSI· are d0<ng t>us.ness as Cabt !12660
The reg1stran1(s) com-Cost.a Men Daily Pilot NEWll~JE ·BUSINESS ness under the F1ct11tous OPERATIONAL RE· ness under lhe F1ctotoous PUBLIC NOTICE ABOVE & BEYOND BAS. This bu11ne11 11 c~
menced to transact busi Septem~r 28 Octobef 5, PRODUCTS 22661 Lllm-Business Name(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE SOURCES COMPANY. Business Name(s) ksled KETS, 603 H19.h Onve, la· ducted by: an indMdual
nBess underN tne ( F)1ct1
11t®1.! 12, 19, 1992 b811 Str98t. Suite 209, Lake abo11e oo. Nol Appltcable 18781 Portofino Dr .• lnllne, aD~! onA .,.N/Aol J r •• 1 Fictitious guna Beach, Calif. 92651 The reglstrant(s) com· usoness. 1 amt s is"" M·S34 foresi C:it 1. ;>SJO Antoine Sarkis Rctltlou1 Calif. 92715 av.., nut o r .. """Y BuelneH Name O'Andre Dunlap, 603 High menced 10 ttansact busl-
above on NA i<wen Muniz.ch, 2 Christa· This lt.'lloment was filed Bu1lnen Name James N BeYls 19781 This statement was liJed Stat•ment Drive, Laguna Beach, Calif ness ~ lhe Flctillout
Barbam J. Goddard PUBLIC NOTICE mon ElSI, Irv.no. C~lll with me Counly Clerk ol Stat•"'•"' Ponoflno Or., !NIM, C.lif. w11tt the County Clerk ot Tho FolloW1ng peraons 92651 Business Name(s) Usa.d
This s1a1emon1 wa'I lllod 92720 Orango Counly on Oclober The Fo110W1ng pereon• 927f5 Orange Coun1v on October are doing business as: Th11 bu1ineu ls con. above oo. N/A
wi\h the County Clerk of Flctl\lou1 Thos bu~inen 1s con· 2, 1!)()2 ero doing business as. Thi• business Is con· 9, 1992 AICKCHESK INTEANA· dueled by: an 1ndMdval AV. Slrocll ~f'J; Coon1y on Oclobe< BuslneH Heme dueled by' a 1onu1ed par1 F54M91 JILLY"S COMPANY, 26235 ducted by: an lndillidull F5472S8 TIONAL. 2'355 Landover, The ragl11tan1(s) com-This 11a1ement w11 Med
· F547 8.S Stetemont n~sh•P Pubh'hed Newpoll Beach Oevonst-1te, Mis11on Vi•JO, The reg1stranl(1) com· Pubfoshed N..,..port Beath· Laguna Hiiis, Cal1I 92653 menced 10 transact busi· Wtlh the County Cleft! ot
2 The FOllowong persons The reg 11ran1(1) com· Cost.:1 Mesa Dally Pilot Oc Ca!tt, 92692 menceo to trantacl buli· Costa Mesa Dail1 Pilot Oc-Douglas Svcl'lesk, 2•355 ne1t under the F1ct1tious Orange County on October
Published N-port Beach-are doing bus.non ns· menced 10 tranuc:t bu$i lob« 12 19 26 November Jillian L.anU, 26235 Devon-nest under 1he Foct11ious lober 19, 26. November 2. Landover, Laguna Hills. Bullneu Name(s) listed 9, 1992
Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc-LIQUID INVESTMENTS ness under lot F!ct1b0Us 2 1992 ' ' ' shire, M.ssion vie,o, Calif. Business Name(s) ltsted g 1992 Cakf 926S3 above on· N1A FMT2H
tober 19, 26. NO'llNnber 2, 91S1 Atlanta Avenue Bu~1nu1 Ni\!T\e(s) kited ' 92692 lboW on: August 5, 1992 ' M 573 Tl,1• bu11nen Is con· D'Anclle l>Wllap Put>blhed Newpo11 ~
9 1992 16134 Huntington Beach above on Ju•v 1, 1992 M-565 Thie buslnen 11 con-James N. Bellis • dueled by-an lnd1V1dual This statement was filed Costa MeN o...y PllOt Oo-
• M.579 Cahl. 92615 ' Karen Munmeh PUBLIC NOTICE dueled by: an lndMd.,.I Thie 11atement w11 ~led PUBLIC NOTICE The registrant(•) com-with lhe County Cletk ol ber 19 28 2 ---------• Joseph p Napoli 1182 This s1a1emon1 was loled The ragls1r1nl(1) com-with the County Clet11 of menced to transact busl· Ora~ County on Octobet ~o 1992 • • November • PUBUC NOTICE Santa Maoana s1 . F0unta1n with the County Clerk ot Fictitious IJlenced 10 ttlMlct bull-OtAr'{I• County on OGtober Fictitious ne11 undet the Flctiliou• 9, 1992 •
---------1 Valley, Calit 92708 Oranqe County O<l Octobet BuilneH Name ness under the Flctllloos 2, 1992 Business N•me Business Name(I) listed FS41241 M·$74
187190 This business 11 con-9. 19J2 Statement Bu1ine11 • Nam•(•) lllled PM4M10 a.-ement •bc>Ye on: Auou•I 1, 1992 Publllhed N-Be.eh· Flclltloue ducted by an lnd1v1du11 F547280 Th• Foliowi eons •bc>Ye on. Sepcember I, Published NeWl)Ofl Buch-The Following l)ersons Doug SuCl't.._ p...:.=::a;;--~~=:::..:..:.L ________ ...,.
B usl,,.•• Neme The reg111ranl(t) com-Published N wport Beach are doong busu.::!s ~ 1992 Cost1 M.,. Darly Piiot ~ .,. doing bul<nes1 11· Thll •Ult~~~~
Statement ~vnd to 11:i11r bus!. CosUi Mesa D~ ly Pilot Qc. WORD SMYTHS, 907 ~.:" ~ was filed tober 12, 19, •• Howmber CHl .. O~RACTIC WELt-~:County on Sepcem.
The FollOWlng pe"°"s ~e~ erN 1 e ( 1oc•:~~ tot>er 19, 26, Na.ember 2, Not1h Ball« S""t, Santa With the r--.... Clef1t of 2, 1992 NESS CEHTEA, 1131 Or· ber 15. 1992 1re doing business u : us ness •m• 1 _..,.. 9 1992 An. Caltt 92703 ....,_ .. ~ M 5&3 anoe Ave SI• A Costa •
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE. above on Sep1emt>ot S. ' M-SJ5 Btenda Jane Jonnson, 901 Oranoe County on Seplem-• Meu, CaM 92627 · l'SUeoe
2437 w. BaM Aoad, Ana-l992 N Balcer Strfff, Santa An., ber 1•· 1992 PUBLIC NOTICI Diane a. C~•. 0 c. 1831 Publittled Newport Beacl'I· helm. Cati!. 92804 Joseph P Napoli PUBLIC NOTICE Cahf. 92703 l'M8081 On1nge ,..,., Ste. A. Costa Co1t1 Me11 Dilly Pilot
Kim, Ui Hwan, 2514 Penny This statement was lilod This business Is con· Published Newpon Beach· Fictitious M•SI, Cllrl 92627 S.ptembef 29, Oclobef 51 s11eet, West Colllna, Calif w0•th thee Covnty Clerlc 01 CNS t059383 duclod by· an Individual Costa Mela Dally Pllol ..,......_Name Tnls buslnesa I• con-12, 19, 1992
91792 range ooniy on Septem-Flctltlou• The reol•tran1(1) com· S.p1ember 28, October 5, ateteMent ducted bY" an lnd1vldual M·535
This buslnHs i• con-ber ca. 1992 ... 08 BuelneH Nam• menced to lrllnHet bull 12. tt. 1992 The FollOwtng l)ef"IOM Tne regi•tr•nl(s) com-•--,-U-1-uc-----TIC--E--'
ducted by; an lncl1V1dual .. ..,45 0 St.tement neu undet !he FictielOu• M..SJll are doing bullneu .. menced to 1ran1ac\ busi-'"'
Tile reg111ran1(1) com-Published NIWl)Ofl Beach The Follow•n<J ~ Bus•ne11 N"me(s) ktlled ORANG£ TV & VCR KA· neu undef 1M Fic1111out ------------•
rnenc:ed 10 1ninuc1 bull Co•la Mesa Dt11ly Pilot 1re doing bUsoness as above on Septemblf I, PUBLIC llOTICI VICE, 2"11 Well '7th Bullneu N1me(\) Mled l'lctttleus
nest under lht Fic:tlllous September 29, Oc;tobef 5. COUNtRY (NTERPAISES 1992 5net. S1nt1 AN. c.f. uow on. OctoC>ef S. 18t2 9usl ............
Bullness Name(s) listed l2 l9 1992 INC 1807 Tananger Costa 8rend• Jane John.on ....._s 92706 Oi"'9 8 . ~1, O C Mete111•ftt
above on: S.pltmbef' I , • • M•530 Mesa, Caltl 92628 • Thll 11.alet'Mnt WIS 1119<1 ......... ....... Hal Viti Ho Phlm, 914t Tl119 St.llemenl ... riled TM lollOWlng per9on I•
1992 CounlfV tn1err1ses inc • ""''" the County C'-" of ......... ,.. GrMrMle A11e.. W•lrnln-wHh the Countv Clertt °' OOlng bullness a1·
Ul Hwan Kim PUBLIC NOTICE CaMorn1a, 180 TttMnger, Or•noe Covnty on $ef*m-The FolloWlng '*"°"' 1ter, Celrf. 92613 OftinQe eoun.y on Oc1ober MARSHALL WILLIAMS
This 11a1emen1 was filed Costa Men c11i1 92626• ber 1~. 1992 •• CSolna buMnMs IS: Thi• butlness I• con-t, 1912 ~o , 211 Canel Stteet.
with the County Clerk of FktlUous This bu11nu1 i. eon Fl449CM AA.LION! & ASSOCIATES ducted by: WI lndfll!dull l'M72N Ntwpoft &eacn. CA 92613
Oraooe County on Octobef Bu9'ne.s Name ducted by::• corPQtaUon Publilhed NewPo'\ eeac:n ARCHITECTURE, \OI VII The reglttrant(•) com· P\lblithed ~ e.acn-w, .. _ A. Gradanl, 21s
2. 1992 Statement The rag111ran1(1) com Coata Mesa D•ly Pilot ~a. Newport IHdl, l'IMlnCld IO •lnNCt bull• Coata Mesa Ollty Pilot ()o. Can•I Strett, Newport
F546490 The ro1iowino peBOn I• meneed 10 1ranuet butl· S.ptamb4ir 21 Octobef 5 Celrf. 9*3 ,,... \INiet· the °f:left0u9 ~ 19 79 ~-2 le~h. CA ._,
Pul>ltsl'led N"poc1 Beach dOtn bu•Me .. as nell under lhe Ficlo110US 12 10 1892 • . Marte Steven Mione, 108 lutlneH ~(I)• ··*" • 1ttz • • . ThtS bU•ln•ll It con.
Costa Mtsl Ol•ly PtlOI Oc· RcNiT FINANCIAL LLOYD Bus111eu N11M(s) kSlld • • M 531 VI• Cordov•. Newport •bow Ol'I: ~ s. 1"2 • M 5n duclltd by WI~ ...
lobef 12, 19, 28, November AMERICA MOATOAOE abo11e on· .My 25, 1989 . lleech, Calif. 92913 Hel Ph.,,. -Th• r19lsu1nl(•) com-
2 1992 BANKER Vic• Prettdent PUBLtC NOTtCE Tnls by1lneH I• con-This ""'trNf'lt •M llled PUIUC IOTICI menced . lo trM .. ct tluel-• ~ Bak s '3tt C t Thtt 11memenf wat filed dllCIM by:"' lndMdWll Wfth tn. County Cleth Of ,,... under the tlctltiou. ________ M_,_5se_1 M " CA-02Ja8 • 0• 11 w11t1 th• cou11ty Cl I( Of Fk:UU-S Tne '•Olttrent(s) c~ Orenoe Cc>unfy on October P1ctlt._. 1»ua1ineu name listed
PUBLIC NOTICE Uoyd rugene Ooyd 304' Otango County on S.ptom 8'11lness "•'" menced lo traneact bull-s. 1"2 h em.• NalM lbove on l ·t·N.
=--------I J6th ~t N*"'P0'1 B' c:h be< 3, l!>'J2 a tetewMftt ne11 uncw IN 'ldlllOU• ,MM3e .... .._... Wiiiem" Oraillf'll
'1ctHlous CA 2'63 • 1'543459 The ro11o..ino perlOnl lu.in.11. Name(•) lltlld ~tfttd Ne"PO't 9"ctt-TM ,.~ "'"°"'
au.lnees Na.... This bu1lnH1 Is co~ Publlthtd N<lWpot' 8 Ch• 11e dOing butineu tt ~on """"'l O, t Mll Coela ...._ Oally Not ()o. 119 doing bu11net111·
l tetement ctocted by an lnct'ViClual Co11a Meta 011ly Polol WEST COAST MANAOE· artt S ~ tobet 12, It, 2t, Nov9rnb« CAPTATNS CHAIUIAS,
The Followtng pe<1ot11 The reg111r t'lt(t) com· Soptom.bet 2a.. OctoW &. ~NT ENftAPAISC. 2')61 TRAD . 2. ttN 311 W. ~ St 140. COtt. are do4nQ bul!MU as· menc.cf lo trlnttct l>Utl· 12 10 1992 C.nt1eld, Lii Habta, callf .,_.., MIN. Calif, 92t17
(l)BUMl'A'S GOURMET nes.1 under tn. fictit11M1 ' ' M-520 90631 • 0enni. M. Otldy, 317 W. ~OOOS (b)l-£1.LINO IN 8u1lne11 n11me(1) hated Tracy Penderglsl. 2341 lh-"'" clas•lll..I WhMh« Vo" t• buytnQ Bay It. l llO, COtta Meta,
OUSTRIE:S, 3121 Corte el>Ove on 912:W2 Ouy It Sell I\. Find It C.nf1tld, I.a H1bta, Calif ~ ... ?""•IV\I °' MttlnQ, C .. pffi.cl Calff, t2ta7
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... ID IOTICI =~:.' r::e U.:-;i;:!.:!,.: 111r' ~-::! "'"~ ~ bZ. °' ~ed:S., T•• :f'"'· l\eenrig or •lid ptopoaal Ean H Ounnenon. to101 Th•' 11t.at1mtn1 wu r•itO ~ N£WPOfll •1'H COUfijTY 11why "'• o1o1n "'°"id not 11t1111 •lltii11;1 nu-1 11 -tlll 101 llOn of NEWPORT BOULE. ~ion o pell ' a reHea the 1~ w.lh Ill P'Olffll Th.uus Dnff. HunllnglOn ¥w•lh I~ County C .. nc of Of OA#fGE STATE .Of CAU· gtanl lt.e auth0t1ly 1~y1t tu 1.lftll n-. ll<it9 1 •
aT.ATmlNT OP VARO IMPROVEMENT BE: .nows~~•• why lhe Bu~erlfrenslttet ere: Ind ot>jec:uons lhlrllo Beacft, Cii.t 11.1646-StSA 0ranae Col.Inly Of\ Octobet FOMIA AS ll'lR MN RE· A HEAF~ING on lht 1ilur111 n1 W11tt1l11 lhlWQh o .. M' ZDt•DT OP TWEEN 19TH STREET ANO c~ d not gnint the ~MV J HONQ and wtt"h mey be filed end It W1lh1m T. van.ngoner, 2 111§2 eof!DEO IN 800I( 5~ PAGES pellllOn .v!ll bt l11tld on S<Ulou• OI II vPC1V1 500
.. Ofl l'IOTITIOUS BAISTOL STREET. a~ Ht%RtNO on lhl .,. FU ~~OMA~ which :":'8 ~~ d I 340 East Mlch1l1on ,~. 42 AiNO 43 Of MtSCHl.AHE· Noveniber 12, tS.9? 81 f I •ii u Ml91;rfa~w of ••dll• Ulla All bidl -"al bt "'4dl on 110t1 w.U be htld on ~ HONG 12767 Panoremi ~.,,.,.:-r.: bl ~:n Strffl. long Beach, Cahl , Publ11hld Newpott Beac;t,. OOS MAPS 1111 THE ~fief Of I 45 P M II\ 0~1 703 It ktnJ •• r-~u!j Tlie nti.·=~ persona ~.~ lgrm IUll\IShed b~ lho VEMBER 12, 1992 • t:45 Pl , sMl.a Ana, C.i.112705 TJ. ptopoud a~on ~ t>usineu 11 con· Costa Mesa D.,1y Piiot Qc.. THE COUNTY M CORDER Of :r-1ed0 al 341 T • C1ry ltwoti CotTI(*•~ a llU8'I
...... 9IMll--teefh UM Of et P.M. In.. Dept 703 localed As lltted by the Sellef/U· IS eumpt from IM requore-CIUC11d t>y, • generel p.n lobef 12. 19, 2S, Nowmber IAIOCOUIOY rTVI , fan~ CA ~2613 Cor(Alljjllll(l n 1n lnatru· 1ti1 flctltlOU• Bu11n111 ds will be rec11vtd It .at 3.&f Tho City Ori1re cen•e. all oth8f business ments of the c.i;foma En· nership 2, 1992 EJCfPTllllG MMFROM IF VOU OBJECT TO "'".,1 •~;i;.u1don ~ 8
NalM: 91M'A'°"ETTl'S, ~ ~Y 01 eo,i. Miu 11 South, Orln91, CA 92eel names and addteHH wonmental Ouat11y ilC1 ol TJI• regls111nl(•) com· M-564 UNITS I TH~ 14 Mil· !ti. 9~nt•~ 01 the petolion, t~/11 tfi &°"" llJMI P¥
"",..,,..., Rold, COila p •C• of lh• C111 Clert!, IF YOU OBJECT TO fie used by tho Selllf~ 1970 fnenced IO ttanSICI busJ. ClUSM AS SHOWN AHO DE· you OU appeat 411 th• 14/b() °' Olllci;,I '*°'Ii•
...... c.111. 112128 On~ lt<>c l 200, 11 Fair gtanting of the pelltron, you Wllhan ltvM YNl'I t>efonl Dated: October a MSS undef the flCllbOl.ls PUIUC NOTICE FINED ()If THf COHOOM1N1UM heaung and stalv· your Percet 2 ,.."'~~N
The flellltOus 8u11ness :ie<i:'" Mu a C.hl0t· 5houfd i ppear it the hUt· the dll• suc:h 1111 was Mnt 1"2 ' Business !Um•(•) ltSlld PlM RECORDED DEaMBER obj«bOOS °' 11• 'Wrttlen -.uemur1ti •• M't lurth •11
,..... refelfecl lo •bove j'" · 11 ex bof0te lhe rng and st1te yOl.w ot>-°' dtlNlflCI 10 lh• Buy•/ •t>ove . s. 1 bef 30 FlctlUeu• 24 1916 AS tfS'TR ot>~llOns '*•lh me coun 11 ... S."'uun E11111i.1 ~1 was Ned In Otango County I :::!. Ind ct111 stated 1ections °' file wntttn ob-TransferM at'I! NONE ay ORDER OF TMI 1992 Of\, P em • hslneaa N-l6U7St I OHl~NT =Of btlore !he heanng Vour 1XWt 5¥1tl«.11W11t 11111l En ......,.. 22. 1918 File • • 11 ¥which t1mo they 1ections with the eoun ~ me asM4s IO be SOid .,1 LOC-L AGINCY FOR· &ti H G Statement • l · •Pt1t4lal'lcli may b¥ 111 1.11._ h111ttn1 Conimun1tv
:!_,392108 wi• 0. pobr1cly Opened anct fore the he~ Y0411 IP. descnbld In gener.i as· lllATION COMMISSION This ieai=:~ .. ftlld The Following persons ~OS M O AMENDED COH· person 01 l:>Y }'OUI illom.iy fac11!11c~ Ea~c1nu111 •nd
Notr9 Demien Corpo,11ton read aloud rn lhe Council poaranc~y be 1n person FURNITURE FIXTURES 01' ORANGE COUNTY wllh the Couru Clone of 1re doln<;i bUslrress .,. .,._INIUM. PlNC AECOROEO IF 't'OV 1 ARE A Ot111n1Qtt ll10I Cullllfll)fllly
8 T..-~<11Uon 199; Chambers ats let add1Hs. or by yourallomey. EQUIPMENT LEASE' CALIFORHJA. ' Ora 1 Count ~n Se LONC'S APARTMENTS APftll 14, 1917 AS INSTRU· CREDITOR 01 .a r ..._,htius• ut 1111 MK.Ju E11
Wiii Otey. Houaton 'Te1111 Each bid mu51 c:onlorm IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR LEASEHOLD 'tMPROVE: JAMeS J COLAN ber ~ t992 y plem· 11164 Swan Circle Costa MfNT NO 17·203-CH Of Of. con11119llnl credilot ot lhe lllk:io ·e.sun.-n1, uJ the noll ' ' and be respon11v1 lo all or a conti.ngent crecl1tor ol MENTS TRADE NAME, GELO E • ti Of • F5445187 Mesa, Cahl 92626 ' FICIAl. RECORDS, Of SAJO OR· dece~ you muse tilw Ooc1»t.011on ul Covtrn1n1s. ScM)th Cont Plau 331 5 r,:rtin0"1 B1dd1ng and Con· lho dec~ased you must,,,. GOODWILL STOCK IN • Heu we • Bryan Long 1864 sw1n M GE COUNTY your claim will\ lhe coun ~•hc.inw unu Res1111.111.111a
Fairview Road Costa reel Documents A H I or your claim ~ilh lhe court TRADE and·.,. located at· fl car, Local Agencw Published Newpon B111eh· Circle Coaui Mesa Cahf PMCEl 2 UNIT 10 AS SH~ and mall a c:opy lo lh• tor 8t.-lfA1011 M<1~1ei Aa91J1.•·
,,.... Caltf 12626• Bid Documents may bl ob· ond mail a copy to the pet· 3050 E'ast Coast HI hway' Formation Commission COsln Mesa Dally Piiot Oc· 92626 ' M D DEFINED OH THE COH personal 11pr&senta11ve jjfM111 (Tho •Dllcwa11t1n ) ru-Tlli•' ~. was con-~/n•d al the Office of lhe sonnl representaUve ap-Colona Del Mar, ca1r?. ' of Orar19e CCM.tnty, Calf· tobll 12, Ill, 26, November Sharon Long, 1864 Swan OOlrelNIUM Pl.AH REFERRED ap~int&d by lh• coun '-'"'IW M.ift.h 24 1982 a~ duc\ed by a llmiled Part· 0
1Y Engineer, 77 Fair pointed by the coun wllh1n Th• kinct or license to bo lomla 2. 1992 Circle, Costa Mosa. Calif. TOABOVE WI tn lour months trom Oul;u111t1111 No 82·101131
(llflhlp rive. Costa Mesa. Calrfor· lour mon1'1s from the dale translerrect Is: 41·224457 Pub lished Newport M·568 92626 PARCEL 3 THE EXCLUSIVE the datv 011"51 tSSuance ot 111 Oii•1111 ~.oodS. dnd illl't'
This Malement wu liltd nia, upon nonrotundat>le of lirst Issuance ot letters ON SALE BEER AND WINE Boach·Costa Mesa Dail Thia business is con-RIGHT TO USE All niOSE letters as provided in 11111orH.tmun1s or sopplo
with .,,. County CIOflc or ~~=I ~iSAOOO. An ad· as provided in aectlon 9100 EATING PlACE now Issued Prlot October 19 1992 Y PUBLIC NOTICE ducted by: husbond and PORTIONS Of LOT I OE· ~e~~on g~oob otc lhe n~lflt) 1hul111u APN ' 4447
()fange County on Septtm ' c .rge ol St0.00 or lho Calilornla Probal• for the premises located al , • wile SCRIBED IH PARCEL 1 ABO~ Tar orn1a ro at" Oehl JJt 74 II« 3, 1912 '''"'\,b• mado •I handled by COde. Tho Ume lex lrllng 3050 East Coast Highway, m588 CNS1084154 The reglstrant(s) com-i:ltSCRIBEO AS EXCLUSlvE he trme lot hhno claims loo w11ut od<.lrun a111l PUblltNd NewpC>rt Beach· ma Blct Documents anct claims wlll not expire ~ Corona Del Mllf Calli. PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltloua menced 10 transact buSI· USE COM ,,,... win not exp1te before lour ul"Yf 1.unU11Uf\ ~11.n Cotta Mesa Pilot Septem· Olhef contrac:1 ctocU'1ionts fore four months from the The antic:ipatid date or Buslneaa Name ne.s under the Fict1ll0Us M.,... AREA AHO months lrom the heArin9 rl 111ny bl thfl roal IJIOl)lllly
ber 21 OclObef 5 12 19 ~ay~lso bl examined al hearing date n ol-iced !he sale/ltansler Is 11-4-92 Notice Is hereby given that Statement Business N;sme(&) hsted ~~~N~llimGASSP~J~RAGE data nollc11d above ~•KMlfJ 11l11t..e ·~ ~'IJOr'
1992 ' ' : ' 1 • ..,,fiee ol th• City Clerk above. al tho office 01: Unique E-. the undersigned Wiii be The FollOWing persons 1t>ov1 on· August 15. 1992 """' MIO VOU MAY EXAMINE od lo bU e Weybridge M·530 ol the City ol Cost3 Mesa. YOU MAV EXAMINE lhl crow 8700 Warner Ave .. told at Public Auction on are doing busmeH as: SharOI\ Long AIR CONDITIONER AREA AS lhe tile kept by the coun ~I Cwfl Ne .. l)Utt &iac..h. CA ------------1 Bod Oocumenti ;.,fl not be life kept by the court. If you Suite 285, Fountain Valley, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 09, PACIFIC WEST DESIGN This Slaltmont was filed SHOWN MIO DEFINED ON THE yo(i nre a per!A>n 92&60 PUIUC NOTICE mailed unless lhe . ad· are a person inlerested in CA 92708 -CAROL JONES. 1992. AT 9 oo A.M. ALL· AND CONSTRUCTION, wrth 11\e County Clerk ot COHOOMIHIUM Pl.AH RE· interested 1n th(i tslote. n.., untJulSJOfllld lru~lee ---=~---~---1 o;t•OOOI SIO 00 charge IS In· lhe estate, VoU may Ille The lm<>Unt ol lhe put· SPACE -COSTA MESA 4000 MacArthur Blvct .. Orange Covn1y on Septem· FERllEO TO ABOVE ASSESS· you may loltl ~·lh Iha coun <.11sdC11m~ 11nf hab1ltty 101
STATmllDT OF c ~!° "'11h p:1yment w1!h the coun a fonnal R• chase pnce or consider· 1535 NEWP.OAT BLVD .. Suite 600, Newport Be1eh, t>er 29, 1992. MENl N 933-0IG-99 a formal Aequesl Sor .. ny 1ric.;011octnbs ol lfh1
MAWDOMMINT OF ~h bid slnll be ac· quest for Special Notice of atJOn 1n connection with the COSTA MESA. CA 92627 Cali!. 92660 F54450&2 11\e SlrMI address and 0111t1 Special Nol.ce ol the lilong tl1e1:1 adt.lress 1n<.1 u1h1:1 us• OP '1CTITIOUS c°":p.1'tld '1111• _ b•ct sit' lhe filing of an lnven1ory ttansfer ol the lleense and A 108 J. ADAMS/ADAMS Amencan College of Lan-Pubhshed Newpon Beach-common dtsig111Uon It any. 01 or an Inventory and uimnoC'.n du~na1ion rl anv
BUSl•SS NAME ~t>J· Sot 0 Oes•gnaled Ind appu1•Sill ol estate IS-business, Including the H· ASSOCIATES HOUSE· guage aoc1 Culture .• 4000 Costa Mesa DDAly Pilot Oc· 1111 rUI P<operty described appraisal ol estate asS41ts show11 hutcvi The lollowinQ persons u on1ra1:1ors. and Non-iets or ol any pet11ion ex hmated Inventory.ls the HOLD ITEMS, A128 MC-MacArthur Blvct .. Suite 600, ebovt IS purPQneo to be 506 or ol any peM1on or rt. it>l.ll 11.noon1 ul fill!
have ebandonecflhe use of ~olJuslon Allidih•I ~quorld ;sccount as provided In sum ol S54.SOOOO, which MILLANISTAR HOUSE· Newport Beach, C1l1f. lober t2• 19• 26• November MORNING CANY~ ROAD account AS grovid>od in UOIJdaJ licllanw or lhe oL11
lhl Flclltiout Busine.u Y the Informal•' 0t B1c1· section 1250 ol Ille Cahl0t· conaasts of tho lollow1ng: HOLD ITEMS, A 148 CALIF. 92660 2, l992 NEWPORT BEACH CA 92625 . s&c:~on 125 ol th& IJ<lllun ~uoiO by thu IJf~·
Name: ORANGE 1V & VCR ct'fhs n1a Prot>ale Cocto. A Alt' CASH DEPOSITED INTO MOBILE BOAT WKS. This bus1nes1 Is con-M·S60 Tile uridtrsl(ln!!d Truslle Cahlorn1a Probllt C~ A llfl'i tu hu sokHiro<t.r-..ason-
SERVICE 2152 s Bn.iol 1 ·~oiec:t •10 • Jdera.lly quesl lor Special Nollee ESCROW S2.000 00 HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A272 ducted by. 1 corpornUon PUBLIC NOTICE dlSCla-ms Illy ltaOt ily '°' ariy Request tor Sp1o1C1al Nohca af.)lo ascimah.'t.I c.o~ls II••
St Sarita Ana. CaJ1i 92704 00: pro,.ec· and w,11 l>e form II available lrom Ul8 DEMAND NOTE TO BE C ARRIE ALEXANDER The registrant(•) com-lllCOfrectteu of Ill• snee1 Id form IS ;iva1lable lcom th& Vtn:.e·~ ath1UC.hdlll..e$81 the
Th FtC1itlous Ousin un « o.io~-' reguta11ons cour1 cJOfil, REPLACED BV CASH AT HOUSEHOLD ITEMS A364 menc:ed to ttansact busi· 1ae554 dr 0 c:ourt clerk ""' 111 lhu 1nttl6I IJUUl>UJ N~• referred to a~! 0h•ch lnc:luve the O.ivis· Attorney tor the PeU-CLOSE OF ESCROW JOHN NELSON HOUSE· ness under tho Fietil•OUS Flctlllous io:S~"" ~ll!ye~h~m~on dts· Attorney lor Petitioner IK.n ul lltl Noti...c ut wio tS filtd ln Ora C neon Acl and 11ta1ed tioner: $28,00000 HOLO ITEMS.A373JODIE Business Name(s) listed · wn ettlll STEVEN J SHAPERO S7UJ6Ttt waW~ File No ~~204ognty acts Tho wag'l dotcrm1na JOHN F NOLAN ESQ PROMISSORY NOTE IN CARTER HOUSEHOLD above on: June I. t992 Business Name Tile lolal amounl ol Ille un· SHAPERO & SHAPERO ht 11<.kl•l1CJ11 lo c;ash, tl111 ~ .. hla •Van Pham 9141 ~on will bo undor the A PA0-FE-SSl,ONAL F AVO R OF SfLLER ITEMS. A395 ~RRIS RYAN Jeffrey R. Matsen, Vice Statement paio t>adlance o! 11\t ot>hgabon 5950 Canoga Avenue l"ru~lt·•-' w1R 6C.WPI a""~·
• .,. 1111 A w' :>v1s·81con Act and r• $24,000 oo HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. A431 President Th• Foll<>w.1ng persons SICUre by Ille property to be Ste 404 "" ~ ctiuo 01,awn on a staltt Cr~ar:r 92::; IS11T1in-13tod .XIS and tn• Depart CORPORATION, 8001 INVENTORY $500 00 CYNTHIA DAVIS HOUSE· This statement was fllod are CIOlng bu~ess as: sold and reasonable Hltml ltd Woodland Hiiis I CA O! ndllOlllll bani<. a <;her"
ste • uSlness 11 ment of llldustno'\f Rel.Jtrons IRVINE C ENTER ll tias b~n agreed t>e· HOLD ITEMS A455 ROB· with the Counly Cieri< of VALENTEC WELLS, 3190 costs expenses and aovanoes 111367·5060 111t1wn IJy d ~tate or 11.1oo1ctJ ~~ect bby In lndi:;du.llc:on ~lalo ot CJlllorn1.1 (tho DRIVE, STE 1500, IA· tween tho Sellor/Ucense EAT HILL HOUSEHOLD Ora1l9e county on OC1obot' Punman, Cosia Mesa, Cllhl. al Ille lime Of Ille 111111i1 pubhca· Oruly Nttwpori r.rl'd11 u111on u1 a 1.hul t..
ThJs stalement wus filed ontr.:ictor nnd. Subcon-VINE, CA 927t8 1nd lho lntonded Buyer/ ITEMS, B207 SUZANNE N. 1, 1992 . 92626 "' lion ol ltle Not1ct ol Sale IS Bttach Cos1a olrawn by a s11111i 0t lt1t1 .. ~.,1
111 the Count Clerk 01 tr.:iclor<J ~1111 P·'f no1 tns (!t 4) 753•1800 rran,loroe. are required by KNEUBUHL HOUSEHOLO F548431 Val1n1ec lntemaUonal Cor-$327.484 34 Mitsa Pt101 s1h1n9' 111111 loan auoc:1 ~onge County~ Octobor ''i1h" lhoch19l1er w.:ige rate) . Publlshed Newport Soc. 24073 of lh• Business rl'l;MS, B290 JOHN CAR· Put>llshed Newport B1tach• porallon, Delaware, 1901 In addition 10 c:asll the Oc1 16 19 23 1992 lllK"1 ioMrt\js •S$Ol;lal1UO I.II
992 ° lly h.11 obtained 8 h C • and Proleulons Code BELL A Hou s E H o L D C 0 N. Fort Moyer Dr.. Sune Trustee ~II accept a ashier s M1v111\1~ bcinlt spoc1l111d m
7P lt>t sMd N pon B h from the D1rec1or Ol lhe De-eac • osta Mesa Daily lhal !he cons1dor~Uon fcX ITEMS 8357 KIP WALKER osia Mesa Daily Prlol .c· 101 6, Arlington, Vltginla cnec• Orl'M) on a state or na PUBLIC NOTICE SoctlOO 5102 ul lhtt Ftrldn• C~s~ M"a ';.101 0cT:~; p11rtmon1 ol lndu"11;il Acr.,. Pilot Oclobcr ,16, 19, 23. the transl&r ot the bustness HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. 8452 tober 19, 26, Novemt>er 2. 11709 llonal bank a Clleck drawn by I NOTICE Of' TRUSTEE'S ciaf Code ana 1Uth0t1lod lo
12 19 26 November 2 lions the gener.:il P•eva· inQ 1992. and license Is 10 be paid SUSAN PAL TY HOUSE· 9, 1992 This t>usiness Is . con-stal8 or leeleral Cltd11 union or• SALE UNDER DEED 1l<1 tiusiooss"' INS stale In
t992 • • • rate ol per doem v. 1qes ~no Fm600 only alter !ho innster has HOLD ITEMS. 8492 AQ.. M·S85 dUC:ttd by a COl'l>Ofatlon dleck dfl<oll!\ by 1 state or ltd Of' TRUST thu t·v<•fll o1 letlder otht11
M·571 the nenor.ll prev;i l.rig rate PUBLIC NOTICE bffn approved t>y the De· NALD HARRI NGTON PUBLIC NOTICE The reglstr~nt(s) com-ecll SaYlllOS and loan ass~-T F No 909t4 th.in l .. :.t• •s ~81>h ... J """ for hOlill~y onct oven;m" partmont ol AICooohc -Bev HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CI06 monced lo ltansact buSI· T1ush-.i n1o1y .. ,,hhclitJ 1114. 1:.· --PU--l -UC--N-O-T-IC_E __ 1worll In lhe tocn1o1y 1n erage ContrOI. PAT MOORE HOUSEHOLD 18B553 ness under the Flct1Uous ~~wi:gks ISSCIO.lbOn or Loin No 1214310:'1._ \Ud"'u ul 1111.1 Trustou s
whJ'h ltte wor11 ts to e,. BSC 1DeS Dated· October 7 ITEMS c192 OAVE DOtE· Busmen N3.me(sl kstw:2 -··-v• n speatied '" See· Other Aet 03·9206·Q6ae. Oua..'ti unllt tunus oewmu ___ S_T_A_TDl __ E_N_T_O_F--' performed 101 03ch cr.1n, NOTICE OF 1992 ' 'SHAL HOUSEHOLD f1c tltloua al>ove on·Januiltyl,1990 DOllSTw-011ntf"in~Code YOU ARE IN DEFAULT ~111lilbiftto1hl!J)l¥.'eorun
DO ENT C:lass1f1c.1tio" or ty1>41 of PETITION TO ITEMS c202 J AMES Bualnes• Name Karen Wolf, Asst Sec. and llllll!O!ll!d to dO bustneSS UNOfR A OEE:D <» TRUST •IU!w<• o;:. a m.tller of nQht MAN NM OF work nol!d,.d ti) NCCUte ADMINISTER Danny W, Kuo, MCGOWAN HOUSEHOLD Statement Thts slalemont was f~ed In llllS Stall In Ille event ol ltn· DATED Fuh•udf'r 5 11191 Sa;,J Yle •ill tie made
USE OF FICTITIOUS ttio contratt Ho• d.J'/ raies £STATE OF: Gong fu Hong.iKann Z ITEMS. C2&5 Bill JOHN· Tho Following persons with !ho County Clerk of der otrter !!Ian cash IS acceoted UNl ESS YOU l llKE AC· ll1;t ••thoul c:ovenanl or
BUSINESS NAME ah l~ be POI c1 n ,,$90C!f l!\J Hong, Harry J. Hong Belly SON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, are CIOlf\9 t>usiness as: 0rllfl99 County on Octobe Ille TruslH m"I wttMolcl Ille TION TO PAOTECf YOUR .,,m•••l'f UJCl><C:SS OI lmliliun
The lollowln<J per ons ,, Ill• Co t•Vll b~1g.1 ning LaCOUMT A. ADAMS H. ~~ C321 T. SPIELER/ALAN AMAANAH·GAEENBRIAR 14, 1992 ISSU80Ce Ol Ille Trustee's Oetd PRC*tRTV IT MAY BE llllq.O•i.lillQ loft.I p0S$U~Sl()n
Mlle abandoned lh• UH OI ilg•een>eOI llpp!.cat>le 10 CASE NO. At88205 Publ11h1ct Newport BAODKIN HOUSEHOLD MONTESSORI, 1309 South F54783B unlll tunds beeemt av~· lo SOlD Al I\ l>llBltC SALE UI IJllC:1Jml•dl1UIS 1(1 sahstv
Ill• FICUUoui BuslnHi elCh PJlt•CulJr Cl."lft Cf.JS-To i)ll herrs, beocltc•anes. Beach Cosl.l MISJ D .1 ITEMS, CJ59 SUSAN RIV· Brookhursl. Anah•m. Cakf. Pubhlhed N-pon Beach· Ille Paytt °' ~O()(ste as a IF YOU N(EO AN E'XP\.A lhe •nduhtt1<1nuss s04u:ed
Name . MACAO COM· S•f!Cll' O"I OI l'fpe ol ~or1' cred.lors. coni.ngenl crect1· p lo 0c 19 y ERA HOUSEHOLD ITEMS 92804 Cosl.1 Mes;s Daly Pilot 0c ma:ter ot righl NATION Of THE NATURE ll~ U1d 0..c<.I act\i,net•s
PUTER SYSTEMS. ~812 einplOy~ O'\ l11t1 ptoteet tors, an.d penoos who may ' t tobcr • 1992. Published N ewpo~t Motiamed Sufi-Ismail, t ber 19 26 N' b r 2. 5atd S8lt wW be made bul OF THE PRU<.. EE DING ttiii.~OUl'ldol wlff\ intuou~t H
Seashore Dr• Newpon Cop.eo: ol 1th1Klutcs ot ott!crv.~ be in1«n1ed.,.. m590 Beach·Cusi:> Mesa Daily 13602 L1mol1 Avenue, 9° 992 • ' o;,em e · wi:riout covt!lant Of wan~ry At:.AINST YOU YOU 1110.~Jll tt1t11111n and 1ne
Beach, Cahl 92663 r;a1os .so dot01m..nfd a•• on t~e Lw~0or ~state.Dor bOIS h, PUBLIC NOTICE P1lo1 October 19 26 1992 H1wlh0tne. Calif. 90250 • 1 erpress Of rnl)lled l@9aldlf'O SHOULD CONT A Cl A unp.ikJ ~''""'""' ol the notli The F1c11tious Business r.11 al lh" C.1v Ctcrli's Of. o • 3 UN A A AM ' ' MSSI Sham11t;s Sut1-lsma1I. 13602 Mo~ Diie LllWYFR -=v•"'J tr, 5did Ck.-00 ••lh
NlllM referred 10 •bO•ll l1co, loc1:eJ 1 77 Fa.r A PETITION has been K872B4 Lemol1 Avenue, t-taWll\.ome. PUBLIC NOTICE t>r~s:'ty tnOI. ~~ I Notice is httr• ht 110.·l!ll 1ntllf<''>I 11 1uon c1s piov!Oud
wu.t.led In Otange County °'"'e. ~, Mon c:r· for· 1.i.cs by DORIS M. ADAMS N 0 T 1 c E 0 F THE PUBLIC NOnCE Calif. 90250 $.l e., 0 · 1ha1 Setraoo Aeconvey· •n sa«I Ni11u roos. ct111ges on M11y 27, 1992, F111 nlA 92628, n.J \l!I ava~· an Iha SuperlOf Coun of Thls busints• is con-F ntss secured t>y Sl•<I Deed ~ I nc• Comi>M\y a Cdldu ~se~ o1 ·1n.i llustae
No FS32705 abla to G'ly ltitercsted l).')r'Cy Calolom .J. County ot OR· TIME AND PLACE OF Fictitious ducted t1y: husband llfld Bual~.·~.°:!~ lla'lea th11eunae1 'Mitt 'llltertsl ni.t WIJOl&hun as 11usll-t> """ ut fh\! 1rus1s u 011100 t"i'
Jon Bruss. 38 t 2 Se.1.-1\0•1 upon roquer.t ANGE HE A A IN Q 0 F THE Buslneu '!f •m• wote ..... as OIOYIC!td 11lere1n '"° the un· (ll 5'J(.C.YSMll llU)ltM! "' ~u1,. 51111 Dl."Ud ,,1 Trust
Dr, Newpor1 Beiic:n, C<i ,1 In occo.d:tnc:e w•tt1 Sec· THE PETITION requosis LOCAL AOENCY FOR· Statem ent The registrant(s) com· Statement i>a1d Dftn~ QI Ille note se ~••luh'tl tru~h'U pursuan1 1t1 Sertono Reconveyanee
92663 lion 177J 2 of the C 1111)11 ,,, that D0111S M ADAMS l>e lllATION COMMISSION Tho Following persons menced to ttansae1 busl--The Following p~ons cured by salCI deed W!lll lflleltSI 1111! 0.lll<I ul Tr1J~t 1•1Ql1.ulw Company •9<)() Rl\OIQlade
M•k• Blake, 24972 Sunei. L.1bor Code, lh11 Contr.1c1or apporntl'd as personal rep. OF ORANQE COUNTY, ore doing business as· ness under 1111 f ielltlous are ctolng business as. l!lereon as OIOVU!eo In said IJY Stulh.,, I MayrtUO .. n1J Ru.><1 •2870 11 ... 111.ddlo CA
l.agun;s Hills, Cahl 9~b5J &nan poat a C••PV ol tl'la dll' rhent.lhve to admtnfster CALIFORNIA FOR PRO· BROWNE WILSON AO. Business Name(s) fisted HAWAIIAN WATCH COM· N9te tees c:n•rges and u · Palt!Cld M.i11111 II hui.uaotl 91 71>b lllllll 1114-6370. Bv
This t>usioess INai con· termination ol prcfl1f1n9 the e11;i11 Of lhe ctecedonl. POSED ANNEXATION VEAflSING. 9652 S;s1lhsh at>ove on· NIA PANY, 88 Fair Dnve, Costa penm ot Ille trusiee and 011111 l!rid "'''" fit• u1C11i<I Fwu C..••A w11.klvrld ll!Od PrllSI·
ducted by • oener:U PM1· r110 of "'.Jges 11 oich 1ob THE PETITION requests N 0 24 4 TO THE Dnve, Hun1'"g1on Beoen. MOhamed Sufi-Ismail MJesa, ~1M1• ~ ,.,. w ITUSIS cre.116d Dy~ Deed ol ary 22 11t111 111 60011 NA 11t•n1 Datod 01.101,;01 7 n9fSh;p IS•tfl tho decedents WILL anct • Cai.I. 926'16 This st<11emen1 was llled ane ,;.. o .... n. ""' oo-Trust Pd\IU NA lost '91 07111111 t992
This Sli>IMllOI '"'l' tiled Tho COf'llr·lC40r 110J ny c:od•crls, ''any, bo adrMled COSTA MESA SANI· Chnslopher PaltlCk Sugh· with the County Clerk of dleal, lrvlne. Calif. 92714 Dated SEPTEMBER~ ul 011..,1111Recutd~11111~1 ut· ASl\Pti.Ull.
11w111\ the County Cl•rk ot sutxonttuc:ti>t(SI •hJ I p.1y to prot>a1e The will and TARY DISTRICT rue. 9652 Snollish Drive, Orange Coumy on Oclober This business . is con-1992 lcu ol thu Coon1y R..ot.Ut0.•1 10 19 10 i& 11 02
Of1n9e County on October "UI ton In.ill tire ~e<:il·l!IJ rry coctiols are av.11l11ble NOTICE IS HEREBY Hunlingion Beach, Cahl. 14, 1992 ducted t>y: an lnd1V1dual SERANIO RECONVEYAlllCf Of Ola~ County "C.lil1>1•
9,11192 ... pu•villlnOr ioutw go, to IOt a,lm"att0n In lh• file GIVEN that an applie<1hon 92646 Fs47837 The re~ISlr.lnl(sl com-M nld,en<.lpursuanitull*llil•·t----------
Pubf,Shed N81Nport Oa.ich 1a 11w1><1uvs tnfploy•d by 111-pt by the court. ha'I been t~od w11h the William Everott Wilson, Pu~loshed Newport Beach· mencocl o transatt bust· 4900RIVERGRAC{)£0 :~Dy t1et: ol Oefaull anct E*'""' PUBLIC NOTICE CostJ MM.) P1101 Octob@f tt n in lh• a•l'.!CUtloo of THI! PCTITION requests loe<1I Agency Fomi;i11on 9652 SailliSh Dnve, Hun· ness uncte.r U1e F'1ctJt1ous "" hi Sen lhlrt•unc.ter rUCO<llod•---------z
19, 26, Novembor 2h 9 Ille tMlli>Ct ,ui1nor11y to aidm•ruStcr tho Comm1uion ol tho County t•no1on Beoc:h Calif 92646 Cosl.1 Mesa O.:ioly Piiot Oc· Business Namo(s) ~sleet 12813 Juou 9 111112 in S.1()1. N.IA 1Moe8
1992 A pityment l>Onrt and "°'' e:.tate untlet ttio rnoepet'· 01 Ofll'ge, State OI Ca 1· OUG•ey Arthu; Browne 730 tober 19. 26, Novemt>er 2. above on: October 6, 1992 tRWINDAL£ CA 91706 Pt\llJ N.A ln:.t 1 91.;jll!>r411 FlcUU-
M ~eo torm. ncJt l)Qnd .., 1 be re-dttnt 1\411'1l•l'l•"">tr.tl•on ot Es· tom•'\, reques1.in9 I.I'll! 1iltct P;iseo Prado Ananeim 9, 1992 Jano E. Morlan (818!814 6Jl0 uf satd OH1t.1al Rui.o1t.l) 11t1ll Busl,,.._ Name
----------tq-uirad pnor to It!• ~·~· t.ites Ac (Tn1s 11Ul/l0<11v COmm1u on approve pro-tirt '· Ca"I 92807 M 587 Th11 si.1em101 was Med BY J[ COR"fWALL PRES Seit nn Nov;;-m!M g !992 Statem ent PUBLIC NOTICE 1 Ol1 01 ll'le c6ntt let Tho .., .. 1 i\11ow lh• person.ii rep-posed .,,,," itoon desio· Thrs bus.ness rs con-"'11h tne County Clefll ol OENT 11 I 00 P u a• tt!Q No.th The 1o110W1ng persons
----------•p.iymMI oori.1 11,lf pe• re.-.ont 1:.~e to lalie m.aoy natcd as "Aone .. ~tion No dvcted by· 11 g~ntfiill part· PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on October CIB2227 trunt cr11tar1<.e 10 11,.. Cuun 1r1 ctoirg b ... soness u
STATEMENT OF formance l>Of'd stt 1 be lt1 1o1ct1or1s W!tnout Ol)i..n.ng 2·14" lo 11'1 Cost.l Me:u nf'rSI'! p 9, 19\l2 10 12/19126 1992 t'I Cuu11hou'>, 700 C••te DEESUN PRODUCTS. I 18
MANDONMENT OF tl\e form ftn<J moun1 set c:oun approval Be1011 I.Iii· S l.lry Dr!trect, Or.ange. The reg•strant(sl com-Flctltloua F547282 et.1110. 011w WL)I ::.anta West Yale Loop IMne, CA
USE OF FICTITtOUS forth 1r1 the c:A)O(l1Ct c:tocu ll'ln tOl'Uin very •mportan1 County. C ~lort\la The pro-meocld to transact t><ISr Business Name Pubhshed Newport Be.ach-PUBLIC NOTICE An.a CA al ~,.; ttuchnn 92714
BUSINESS NAME n>ftl\t.s 11ttooo • l\owever, tno ?er· P<>t.'11 encomp.u~s 11'1• fol· noss unc:ter 111e F1C111Jou' Statement Costa Mesa Da.ty Pilot Oc· tu the hlONt!>t 1"'1dll• llll Cnoeh Fllf'9 lJn. t 18 Wesi
The lono.t.•n<J Pet'IOn• In .aceotUIU!CI .. :n l'fO"'' •on.ii "-'P'He!ll.ttivl .,,11 0. I°"" 1'19 gooOf' ttv acscribed Bvs•"U' Narno(s) ~sled The Fonow.ng c>el'50nl tober 19 26 Novembef 2 CP036981 cash tr,..yatlltl 11 too llllW 01 'l'aoe Loop IM~. CA 92714
nave lb4lndoo.d tne ur.e OI .s;on1 of Public Conlt.ic:t rf!QV•fed IO gve not.C1t to .11u whtc:n •• tn011 JW'ICU abo~e on May 1 t992 a-. d01n9 buSIMH as 9 1992 • • · NOTICE OF PETITION w•u 111 1a .. 1u1 ""'°"" "' It'll This bus,ness is con-
lh• F1c1111ous Bus111111 Coe• Secuon 2).;)00, tul> lntorffled J>9'SOOS •unless lar1y desc:nt>ed Dy n leg;N Ctmslopher P Sughrue (a)HANOLE WITH CARE ' M.576 TO ADMINISTER UmtuJ S111r.w.1 all 1111ht 11· ducted by an 11\d•~
Name CONTRACfOR'S at.tut on c.I ef1g bolo llt!d I.hoy l'l.NO wo•vod notice°' t.IUCNl)t.on a/\d m•p on fJe Th•s stalcment ..,as Med PAC I( AGING STORE EST ATE OF: tlo, and .,,,., st '""~'\1811 The registrant com-
RESOURCE. 238 Fisch~ •qurvatem scteuflt"' to• C:OMttltect 10 the PfOposed ¥w•lh int Commissobn. w11h the Col.only Clm ot ~t>)AOUASERV 7166 PUBLIC NOTICE Mattie B. Anske, aka to and"''"' held by u uricJt.'f menced to lransac:t bus•
All9., Costa Mesa, C.il r arrr f'l'IOt\lt!t wiUinolU 10 en ac:11on) Ttlt Vioependenl Sa;ct aonoxa11on conta•ns Otango Couniy on Sepiem· dmoer Ave • Huntington Betty Anske -.ia dt.ut '" ltte PIO()tiHly ness under !tie ra1iaus 92626 tu111 pertorma~ ondor dll'wntrat.on ault!Onty wia epproa1mai1ely I HI acres ber 18. 1992 . BeaCh, Calif 92647 NOTICE Of TIWITU'S SAU CA rfC si1u.100 in SdlCJ Cuun1y ari.1 t>us.ness name or names
The Flc11tiou1 Bus•l'IH1 this conir I w n be Pt!tm•t· oe gr;in114 vnh1ss an inter-locolted al 2651 Newport F545078 Aancfatl Warren Harcting, UMOEll DEED Of T1tUIT SE 0 . A 166200 Slitll •nd tl4«11t t "' 1111 !isled at>ove on Sep 20, Name rete«ed to Al>Ovtt led 111 tllO raquut Md •c· es•ed person lolH an o~ Boulevard. 1n the City of P • Be 1524 Tilson C1rclo. Corona. T f teO l11M To all l'lerrs. lo~• 1992. w.u toled 11'1 Ofa.nge Countv pense Ol lhO corllraCIOI'. 1ec:t1on tO lht Pit.lion ond Costa Met.l Ul>llSl\ed Newport ach-Catil. 91720 y ARE .. 0£F' T benEl!CtaflllS. credttou;, Percef 1. Loi II UI Ti.ti.I Ch.eh Fang Un
on Dtcemt>tr 18, 198? f, o E..ich billctof "'"~ P•Uton 5ho"f5 good c.,uee why "'e NOTICE IS FURT11.ER ~~sta Mesa Daily Pilot 1A512•c4•T,Anlsonn MC111rcl•1e Hcarordon1nga. ~~O Of l~RuJU~T~~~URl~ cont.ngenl creo1ors Md No 114449 in ltie Coy iat This st.atemenl wu flied No F440665 .ti ttie t mo ll'll'I contracl is coon st1ould not gtotnt 11\1 CIVEN ttiat so•d Comm•S· ...,ptembeor 28. Octot>et 5. • , p;irsons who may Nuwporl Bl•...ch Qiur\tv 111 wilh lhe County Clerll of Rychel & L.amb<n4J Inc illwlr\J~d 0 Clan •A" Con· <lvthonty lion h:u ti•ed Wedne$CIJy, 12, 19, 1992 Calol 9t720 31. 1990 UNLESS YOU T.Al<E otherwise b11 inte1astild 1n Orar>QU Staiu 01 C.,hlurn~i Orange County on Septem-
2JS Frscher Ave . 'co$IA l1.1ic:ior s Llcf.'nst!, PIHSuln: A HEARING on tho peu. the 41h day of Novembor, M-537 This bus1nass la con-ACPAT0r~RTYTO ITP~JYEcr YSOOULDR 1h1e Mw1111 or e8staAle ~r botkah 15 oor me., r1t1.orucd "' bef 29, 1992_ Mesa, Cahl 92626 10 Pubt.c Co"tr.tct COde t•(l(I ..,,11 be hold on NO. 1992 t lho hour ol 2 00 ducted t>y· husband anct ""' • ..,,. "" o a ~e ns"e a Boot. ,111 Pll(N!> 11 to 16 FMSH,
This business w.l!l con· sec.t•on 3100 0 ,11 soec~n· VEMBER 12, 11192 31 t 45 p.m. ol u1ct dav or as PUBLIC NOTICE wile AT A PUBLIC SALE IF YOU Belly Anske in<.lu~•-e ut Uii.(,tllt1nvi•u, P bl h d N
ducted t>y 1 corpor.iuon 1;;1 b•iidl!!' mual mionf,\•n PM 1n Depl 703 IOCJted soon es 1.lld maner can bo The regl1tran1(s) com-NEEO AH EXPlNIATI~ Of A PETITION has been Mllfl!> 111 thU ofh• ,. 1,1 '"-' u '5 1 ewport
Tllis Slatemenl w.u filed 1111 llCl)•l~e lhroughuol tilt 111 3.i t Tho C•t'/ Dt1111 hoard tn 1h1 Or.:inge Flctltlou a monced 10 11.-insact busl· lHE NATURE Of THE ~O· Miid t>y Caryn LH Courtt'( ~ututiiur ul ~aHl Boach·Costa Mesa D11ty
with the COUtll'f Cltfk 01 durntoon 01 u1,5 co'\1t.ai;t, ~tn, Ofango. CA 92f»a Cou111y Hill ol Act Business Name ness under lho F1c11t1ous CEEOING AGAINST YOU YOU Tl'lompson r1n lht1 Supt>rror Couiit'I Elu.Olll"'<J lhl·•~· P1lo1 October 5, 12, 19, 26 Oteooe County on Octot>ei No b•dd~• muyi ...,11110r,1w IF YOU OBJECT TO tt1e m1mstra11on. 10 C1v1c Ceo Statement Business Nam•!•I llstoct SHOULD c~TACT A LAWYER Court ol Ca.1tornia. County trum t1• uol ud riuhls "''™~ 1992
9. 1992 h•' bid tor• pr.•100 ol 1t1111y gr:mtin9 of tne pei.tion, you ter Pia.la. S...nta An.1, C.il• Tho Foi'low•ng persons at>ove on.N A Nob IS lltrtby gl\.en 11\at ol ORANGE Ills mrnuuu ''II"" r141ur111 msse
Put>11she<I Newpon Be 1th· (301 CIJ'fS nltc:r tho d.lto Ht snovlll appear al lhe hear tom,.1, IS lhoC limo and are do1nq bus.r1ess .lS Randall W H.arding SERRANO RECOHVEYAHCE THE PETITION uas l'Uhl.$ lnU olhor hV<it<> jiiiiiiiiiiji
Costa Mes.a Pilot October tor the OP4tn•nsi U• ''°' Ing wid st..lte your ob-placo for lhe he.inng ol (a) FRALEY AUCTION This sta1emen1 was lill<I COMPAHY 1 talttornta COflX>· requests thal Slwv@n J carbon suhstlln. u• 1,.,, ,.1141
19 28 November ., 0 Jhe c.1,-Cour\Olt 01 the 1ect•on:> or hlo wnlton oo-s.1od PfoposnJ togethlf w•lh COM PA NV (bJFRALEY w11h lhe County Clerk ol rallOll 15 hs• or sueassor Shapero be appoint~ as soevl!• ,11,,," loinu•n lhlll
1992 • • Otv 01 Co 11 Mcs.i re-1ec:t•ons wolh the coun be-a.I protests and objections AUCTIONEERS 206.3 S.a Orange County Oil S09t1m-tus"9 Of lllbllltll 0 ~U11M personal 1ep~~lab111 to 11111., 110 ,.,thin UI ui.O..r wio
M·S&I .. ,.. • lflO rlqht 10 rei~t tore 1110 ttear111g YOUI' ap 1110<110 ..,hicil may be filed Cove Lane, Cosu Mesa, ber 15, t992 ....,rsuliit 10 lie OM4 01 TMI ahdmidn1s:;L e estate ot All K 1 J F ----------t •l ana t>iri• or 10 wa•ve ~.lr•oc• may t>e "' person DOCI al ..,tJ;cn wne anc:t C.llof 92627 F544808 ,...... I e ec"""'nt "'d' o obs or PUBUC NOTICE ,,';Y lhnllH in any bid or by your auomey. pl •all penons 1111-stld Ma• o Fr •ey, 206J SA Publtsbed Newpon eeacn. txtc:Ultd by NOflMAH R THE PETITION All Kinds or Pl'Oplo c'!:.11 c•or sh.'11 comply IF YOU AAE A CREDITOR thlf•n may appear Ind be Cove uoe. Cosl.1 Mew, Costa Mesa Da•ly Pilot GRITSCH AHO Ct!ER'l'L C requPSts tne deC\>~IS Piiot C&.-Jfled.
STATEllENT OF W!lh lht °'° llonl 01 ~c ex 11 c:ontingenl cred•tOf of he.ird. c,.1.1 92627 GRITSCH. HUSllAHO AHO Wlft W ill and cod;.. IS 11 any,I;:========::.
MANDONMENT OF l•on 1770~0 1780 'lndu~~e tne dtc•ased, you must t.11 . The proposed anne•allon Jan.I It Fraley, 2063 Sea Seplombor 28• Octobef 5• Rtcofdtd AUGUST 14 1990 be actmttld 10 prot>a11
USE OF FICTITIOUS ol lh• Calilo.nl.1 u.~ V1lUI' Cl.l m with lhe court •• r•empt from 1n1 req111r•· Cove Woe. Cosl.l Mesa. l2. t9, 1992 lnsll 90-427361 ol Onte:Jaj Re-The ..,,, aoctu~Y cocklls
BUSINl!SS NAME Cod• ino P'fll ting r11•e anct m;aol a copy 10 the I*· ments OI me c.1 torn1.:i En· Ca.of 92627 M-536 corcts lft Ill ona ol lie Counry are ava e IOr
TM tollo. ~• 1nd ic,.11 ol wllg'1t HIAb 1ona1 repre ~t .. tivt •!>' wonmen~ ow1o1y Kt ol Sean o Fraley 2063 Sea PUBLIC NOTICE Rlcofdtr ol ORAHG£ Courity eumnation n the Ir ti ll11pl
ha11e •band=tn~I of 11.shld by lhl 0.Joctor of po.ntod t>y tho cQ\ln within 1970 Cove Lane, Costa Mesa, Clittom11 .,d pursuM!I to Ill l:>'f ~eEcoun PETITION
the Fl 1 11 B the Dep 1 OI Ind ,11• lour months from lhe d.all Dated: October a C1!.f 92627 Flctltloua Hollll ol Ollaun and E tecllOl'I ID
Name c:s-,:~~ A~:n.C~ tn.al R11.11'°'", Suto ot C.U· ol lorst is.soance ol fellers t992 ' Ttlls t>uSlness ts con-BuslneH Name Sii trltftunOtr rtc:Ofded JU~E ~';,~~, a~~on1yesia:~
2972 Century Pl Ste B tlornt-1,""' " are moo wotn u provided in HC"toon 9100 BY OAOER OF THE ducted t>y totnt ~nlure Statement 24 1992 lnsll 92 42U 95 ol ut10t:-r the Ind nd nl .--·~-
Costa Meu C.lil. 92626 • tho C•t'/ Cll'ltl of th• City of ~~lhO ~ ''8',.,... I ~~11• LOCAL AGENCY FOR· Th• ~egist~anl(S) I C~· The FOiiowing persons Mid Otftclll Recorcn 1111 Sel on Adrnol\1Sllabon ot ?tstar'"
The Fichl;ous Business f°•la Mesa; Dnd Sl'1Q~ cf..;~ wi•I notmeeic;,e'~ MATION C:bMMISSION ::'e':: unci~ ~~~sat.Cb~~ a11doi1191:>usrnessas· NOVEMllER2.19921~9 45 AM Act {Tnos eulhonly w1U
Name referred lo above e I pen ll•H 0ruer1 -tore tour months lfom the OF ORA.NOE COUNTY, Bus.ness Name(s) hSled COASTLINE BOOKKEEP· II. THE ~AIN (HO TH} £N aolow • the pwrsonal
wH liled In Orange Counly tllet"n tor ~~.omp anc• tinnng date nolited CALIFORNIA at>ove on Septemt>er 1 INC SERVICE. 225 Satlt.t TRANCE TO THE COUNTY rep1esan1auve to t.lke on FtbNlll)' 17. 1988 f1t11 Of lhe ,,,d Cvvt t1t>ovt 1990 • Ana Avenue, Newport COURTiiOUS£ 100 CIVIC CfN· many ac11ons 11w111\oul
No F371S21 EILEEN P. PHINNEY, YOU MAY EXAMINE the JAMES J . COLAN· Janel I< Frale Beach, Calif 92663 TER DRIVE WESl. SAHTA ~ obi.lining coun approval
The Syncttronlahc Croup. Clew Clerk, Cltw of f,te 11.ept by 1111 COUii. 11 OELO, EHcutlve Of. This st.item~• was hied Josepn A. Deulsch, 225 CA at PUblc euctton ro t11t Betore 1a1vng ~rta.n vt(y
Inc, Cal!tom1.i, 2972 Cen Coale Mesa Are ,, person Interest~ fleer, Loc•I Agencw 'Nllh lh• Covnly Cterlt of S<1n1a Ana Ave. N-pon rnghtstblddtl tor casll (PfYablll tmportanl 0C11ons
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tury P. Ste B. Cosu Mew. PubllShlO Newport lhu oslate, you may file Formation CommlHlon Otange County on Octol>er Be:'tc;h, Calrl. 112663 ti lie 11m1 01 ute rn 11'#1\il ho11we11e1 thP personal
Cal11 92626 Beach.COSl;'f Mes;.1 D.\ily '"''lh tho court 1 lcxmlll A• of Oran9e CO\lnty, Call· 11. t992 Esther 0, Dtutactt. 225 money ol llt Unlttd States) all rePfesentall11e. wrll bt -llll ...
This buslneu was con Pilot Octobctr I!> 28, 19?2 qi.Ifft '°' Specl111 Notteo ol lornla F547264 Sant.:> Ana Ave., Newpor1 right, 11119, 1110 lnltr"t COii· requud lo 9Mt nollce to r--Hove A
Garage Sole! c:tuc1e<1 by I COl'por1uon . ~'12 lhe '•""ii of an Inventory Publ111\1d Newport P t>ll h d N port B h Beach, Cahl 92663 Wytd to end now lltld by II un 1nturt1stwd p.irsons unlfu llU ....... T'hlt stlllf'lltnl w t Mid m Olnd 11 )ptl•NI 01 estate 81• u s o f1W eac • ThiS bu sinus It con-dtr llld dee4 In tilt ty they havw waived notrca or 1. C
wtlh lh• County Clel'lt ol PUBLIC NOTICE ~ct" J, ol ny petition °' ~OIC~Costa Mosa Daily Cosla Mes11 Daily Prlol Oc· dueled t>y· husb1nd and Sllllllld In Jllcl eourirooe.:id conseoied IO lhe p1opos.>d Morlc~::n!oon f\ac>el Or1ng1 County on Octol>of teeuul\l ,,, prolllded in •lot tot>lf 19, 1992. tot>er 19, 26, Novtm~ 2. writ Stltl lllCI ~ltltcl • lollowt actron i The lndlfpendent
9, 1992 BSC tOM aecioon l250 ol the Caltf0t· m589 9. 1992 The reg1strant(s) com-PARCEL 1 AH UNOMDEO adminrs\<allOn aull\ofrty .... ••Piil.• 110 Bfoectway
Pvbhlhed Newport Ooach• NOTtCE OF n•a Prot>.lle Code A R PUBLIC N M-.578 meoced to ttansa~ busl-w11 be grani.d untesa 11'1 Coeta M..e Cotti Mes• P1I01 Ock>ber v•sl for s e1al Not e-OTICE ness under the FtellUOUs OM FOURTEENTH (1/U TH) 1n11t1esled ~son Illes an •
Ht. 29, No\l'lmber 2. o. PE1'ITION TO ~m 1, ava,r:.e ITom = K&?aal PUBLIC NOTICE Busmeu Name(s) !Isled INTEREST lfll AiNO TO LOT 1 ot object.on lo the pel1bon1••••••••llll••••ta•l"'l'•••I 1992 ADMINISTE,. courlclafk NOTIC• 0 , TH.. aboveon:NOIApt>llcabte TRACTN01207'.INTttfCITYand Shc>ws gooct c.iu"''
M S82 ESTATE OF: · ,.. Flc:tltJoua EB. Deutsch ·········•iiiiiiiiiiiill••··················· _____ ....... ___ , JEFFl'E\' JOSEPH Attomer lor the Pett. TIM8 AllD PLACI OF Bu•lneu Name Thrs statement was fllecl PUIUC NOTICE JOLLEY tlone.ri HI AR IN Q 0 I' TH I Statement with the County Cleric of
ITATmMIWT Of' CASE NO. A1Mt97 WILLIAM V. SCHMIDT, LOCAi. AODCY FOft· The Folt0wtng persons Orar!Qe County on Octoblf
To all .,.,,, t>-nelle anes, A "'OFESSIONAL LAW lllAT10N COMMISSION .,. doing bu11ness as. 2. 1992 MMOOltMUT OF et~•IOfll, coobnQent c:rldl· COAPOftATION, 90H OP GRANO• COUNTY, AEGIS COMMUNICATION, FM4M74
US• OP PICTITIOUI lcn, 8lld porlOl'la -.ho mO'f CAMPUS DftfVa, NEW· CA&.l~NIA RMt "'°' 1332 Bt11 Ave. 12F. Twt.1'1. P\;bltshed Newpon Beacf\-
IMISINfta NAiii! othor-11 be lotereslld 1n POftT BIACH, CA POllD ANNIUTION c.11112$80 Costa Mesa Daily Pilot Oc> n. lollowinQ ~rsonJ lhl 111 I Ol Hlllle. OI t>Olh, 92690•2119 1714) NO 241 TO TH• F.5'9vln Uol\,2$7'2Ctrdl tOblr 12 t9 28 November he¥I et>endoMcfOlt UH of of. JEFfRCY JOSErH JOL.• 955-2260 COS·T... Met• t•NI Duve. Newpon Bllch, 2 u;1g2 • • ' the flc:lllfOUI Bu•lneu LCY .. .. .. • Caltt 92663 • Hsm1: CONTRACTOR'S A PHITION h11 been Put>llshed Newpotl TARY DISTRICT Joe A. 8oswoit, 25411 M·561
AESOUACE. 231 f lKMI filed by DON OAnNETT " Be•cti-Co'la Mesa Dally NO TICE IS HEREBY Ca. bo4 Rold n ot. LaguM PU8UC NOTICI
Alie., Coe&I Mna. Calof JtAN SARNETI In the Su· Not OCtoblf 18. It, 23, GIVCN lhal "" 1pphct11on Hlrts, Cai.I 9265J t2at ~nor Coun or Cllhlom•a. 1992 hllJ ~ f4td writ. '"° Waner W Ctul'lenden, t• '1ctttteua
The Flct1tlou1 lutl,,.H County of OAANQ!l, FM599 ~ocal A~ncyof ForC~ Cn.tham Cour\. Newp()(t aus1 ..... N-.
Nerne reflt'Nd to above THl.i PliTITION ~UHi, ommisJ1on the ounly Beach, Calif 92660 .... t
Wiit flltd In Otang• County 1h11 DON DAJlNEtT & PUBLIC NOTICE of Orlnge. St.111 °' Cll•for-Thi• buell\111 It con-The f()ll:.,.":;' penoi.s on o.c.tT!btt ti, 19H ,.,. Jf AN OMNETT bt p.. ~c·· ntql UHl!ng 1hat laid dVClld by .• g.ner.! p1111-... doon<;i b\1$1111SS •• No~ pointed II per on.ii repr., cna 1084SeO Ornfn 111on ap~ P'O' nlf'lh1p S VER NOS Thi lynCIW'onlst1c Oruup, 1nl.-t1111 lo 11dmml1tor ~ MOTICR TO po l<I enntx41ion dlsl9 The reg1ttranl(1) com• M~hur l:;'.~ Sth =
Inc .. Caltfotnla, 238 r 1ach11 111111t o1 th• oecedfnl CREDITORS OF ~~~ •• ''AnoC1ct1tt0n ... ~-menc:ed to t,.ns3C1 busl· Newport Bt1ch Cant' Aw, Coell Mesa, C411rf, TH P6TlflON ,..quHls aULI( UL.a AND 10 the osta --neH undtf the Flct1tioUs 02660 ' ' .l2at . Iha de<.ec>tnt'a W1LL ,,f1d CW IWT•NTION TO ~fiery C Otstrtc;I, ~ange 8ulln• t Nam1(1) Halld Ch11malf\I Clarh.e 2125
Thie bUl!Mst wat con c0d1ols, ii any, be 1•tm11t~ TRAllSR" ~ty, alllOMll. !....r>:!: llboY9 on; AUoYst lt, tna c .. te Oli Vtrdt sNi Clam· dutled by a oorporallon 10 PfO~lt lht wlll Ind pot tncompasMI m• "" F SWllWn Llnk C llf 92t7l TN• 1t1tem1nt .,., ftled 1ny eodldls .,. av.til•bl• A&..cottoUC lowing generally date.r1bt<I ™• .... 1em1nt w•• ftled ento. a ·
With lhe County C1111t ol for eumlnatlon rn lhe f~t aEVE9'AO• LIC•lfS& r'H which. I• mor• ~· •11'1 the County ~ Of ~l~w~= ~ Oranae County on Octolllf llltf>t by th• court au.c.c. e1ot et :•., 11~~= by a :,-C: Otanve County on oc1oi. .. ., Calif ~ ~ ~E PntTION reque~lt ~· Mii 8 & ~ .:,~cltle Comm!= on 2, 1991 Thli bulll'l .. I 11 con·
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.. M.Jal =-~.J"'.!~ Notic. la het9t>y ~ Aotd In 118 Cfly ot CqMa tootr 12. 11, 2t. H<Mmbtr ~lo Wanuc1 ~· -~------..,.......,,-·! NMnllllMt to take "'-"Y lhll a bull\ t&le of UMtl Meta (MitN Vtnte Country 2, 1 "2 ,,._ Uftdet _,. Ftdltiove .....: IOTICI ttetloM "4!Mul Otl481ntl1g and • tr.,,.,. of atootioltc auo1. M-Ma 8u11no11 Natne(•I lltnad ---.-~.---leOYrt ~· e.twe tall· ~. liCense la a~ NOTICE IS 'UATHEA .... ... T1C ·~Of\'~~ ..... Mnctl _ cenairl .,.., m~ to be med•. OM:N 11i.c Hkl Contmt1 ~ llO I ...... Mftalno ...-w•
MITWCI... ~ ~ tn. • TM Nrnet, Sod.i Se«.-llOtl hal ftflld Wedi~, PILOT CL.A8SIP1m0 NOTICI IS HUU!BY eonal r....__•\l;r9 :.f:. rity or f...._. TH P>Mft. ., • ._. ctey af NOlltmO«, PlctlU... It's tt'4t reeouree -· ONIN hll lie Qty Of ~r.0~ not1o1 IO bttl, eNt actdl'M .. of ll'lt 1"2 It Ille tiour ol 200 ._,,.. •• .._.. ~ 1 .,,;.--
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all types. local, 1rvsted
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BEACH 1040 BEACH
COSTA lllSI 2124 COSTA lllSI 2124 COSTA lllSA 2124 WISTllDISTD HIZ
Sacrtflce
4BR, 2BA remod.
Roman tub, 2 alrlums,
spa, new roof, Walk \O
beach. Seller Is willing
to let II go. Hurryt
C-2t Surf (714) H2·TeT3
Showa Greet!
Remod. kltc h with
new cabinet~. new
appl. arid stalnless 1---------
steel sink. nlco yard
with shade and or·1~======== !!!!!!!!!!!!!!======~
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RENTALS TO
SBAIE 2724
Mature prof non·~kr
to share 28r B•lbOa
dphc, view, Very nice.
· S600. Dan, 723-45126
EXEC offtc••• .JW Airport, NB. From
S350'mo Pvt work
atatlons SI 50/mo.
Free prltng, fl.Im. r•
cept, colfee, conl rm.
FAX 50c:, copier tOc
833-9550 Al Oulnlan
Newport Beech Near
Water. Ample parking.
Air, kitchen, new
decor. 400 SF SJ50/
mo, By monlh utlls
Incl. 1300 SF 11100/
mo lse. Ask '°' Jay: Days Meeeeo
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5530 ChUd oare In INlne HUTCH. hMd or-..0. c 1017 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; DOCKS 7022 •eo aoo 8D' dr,,,.. 1177 Chevy iw. 08lftP9' ..-.ft•••• •AAz =caa~=.-==== home, 4 d~. tot Phllllplne rnehoQMy, :;:::;;::::;:::;;::::;;:;:===== tn.. ~ cteM enaJ-he ll ood cond .. wvw .vu L °"9CI PIT I mo old. It c4Wllng. 7'-\'h•l 'w with dlepley 8PORT8 carda, glove, --------BKIC Bey, pllt doel(, POID 9075 ""' owner. Reduced :2200 o:O Davkl eeo:
. Corona Del Mar ore. 729-7M l tv mag. ll9hta. 1171. 721 .. 711 belle, plcturH, etc. BOATS 7011 Secure ecc:eaa. Up to pnc. 17000. 141-o&H 1221 Iv ..:.., JIULTLMPMTftW ao Htalwle phonea -Mkt velue 130K. All or 55' boet. 1100/mo. -m_ . ... 1111 t-IGO •ANE llQhl IVf)inQ SOW ' Shopping for a •new 8ULY GU••N 81Z• pert, any offer eon1ld· t 1 FT Novvaranla MX Avail 1 t/t. eeo-eo90 1912 llCOlt hatchback, '11 JIOal cu.-whta/ -.. 111 NOi tf _,. LIFE W/P 5 1 flf.,:... 171PHm, apartmenr'P claealn.d MATTRESS. BOX ered. 155-8044 sunrt. p1, pb, low t1rea/1&ereo, 2 top•· I========= "::.. , .... i-r-Call Syiv1a"'ltl57' ... 700'' leta you compete SPRINGS & FRAME 390, hard bottom, In· S lip to 25', sail or mllea, xlnt cond great Cond, $14,900 v 0 L .. s WAG 'It. cc ... .,. --MF ~ coatl •without NHle $75 FIRM 642-4321 flatnble, like new p0wer, ClaHlc New-$1495. obo 841·1565 64S-1869 or &42·3850 n IO • &-5pm EXT 307 64 .. 2255 $5200. 714/675-7475 porl Beach locl 714-9235 QAY-•COITAMH A orworryl or ~ FREE TO YOU 745-t583 Lv Msg 1882 380 S L. Xtn1 LOCAL HOME ·s 11 • Pan.Time PUot C ... elfled Stunning ,.e ve r u-d 17 FT Schock '84 elcx:· ========:I cond l 16K m1le•.I::;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:::=;::;::::=:
t«IM1M100• 1.. VERIFIER M2·H78 11.pc white wash tor· 6022 tric. tllp·top modct WANTED: JAGUAR 9105 dark blue. 118,500.
1TSU51•11110JMMlel\IGA Needed Thuraday & mal dining rm S2300. =====:::::::::::::::;;;::;;;;;: $6500 Or. Jenks 310· 50 tt shp for 1983 aa1l--;::;:;:;:;:======I 721-021 f uNC•NSORD XX.X Saturday mornings. Cherry Queen Anne 9. Free lOmo old puppy 2741 690t, 7'4.fl73·1232 bont ln NB 645·7260 -
·s •XUAL PANTASY Newport Beach area VW•l'"D•-151 pc bdrm set 12000. lo good home w/klds 1959 Mahogany Classic Buy It. SeU It. Find IL '92 XJS CONVUTla&.E ========= t.-.?tUOJUtf3Mtl Vet1fy delivery or the -~'-GAnl# 3f0/596-5980 Seal 8eh med·Slzl mixed breed 18 It Century Built for Class1hed wtlt W/blk top, tan inl, PORSCHE 9175
"nCO St 119r 'It _.. tit Daily PtloL Must have neutered, all shots wnlor sk ung & bay•---------.... then 800 ""· -;::;;;·======= reliable car flld Insur-8 2 8872 full power, all opp, reg • UllMITlllC1'ED HXUAl anee. Call •~ron at 4 · cruising. SSOOO/obo. ========:I paid thru &-93, 4 yr •eo Carrere 2 Coupe
XU COWRltlATIOH 842-4333 X205 llV"nQUES 60lO MERCHANDISE free to good home, 2 968·4402 warr._ $541,000 obo, Red wlblack leather. uoo .... YHS nnu MISC 6015 white labs. akc, MISC. Todd.859-78 t 9 29K miles. $33,800
'89 C a briolet C-
~l.bfe. Bright red
w/blk top, 5-spd, A/C.
•Ok miles, xlnt cond.
$9,950 4'SM-IMI05
1M4Balalug
Po-rlull Runs great. s I ,600/0bo. 898·2199 LWI SIJMM ti+ RECEPalONIST ' trainod, 4 & 6 yenrsl======== TUNSPOltTADON Dealer (818) 995-6031
Part·Tlme. E~? prol'd 100 YR old No. Caronna S old. Ooo Ward 631 " SAIL BOATS 7014 ========I I=========
NO. $6/Hr . Start light pine dblo bed w/ Estate ale! 6000 JEEP 9110 ========ANTIQUES Ir
ASAPI Call Kathy or high headboard. Fab· Gibson refrig 2 door, ======== '-=======~ SUZUJ(I 9205 CIASSICS 9250 um.onmn
OPPOhUllllES RETAIL SALES
Christy 644-4492 ulous condl 248-7382 10 yenrs old, perfect 9 It HOBIE 1, w traitor&,.;;
$125. Solid mahog PETS & cover only 2 hr sailtng CAMPERS RV'S '88 GRANO Wagoneer. =========11-;:::::::::::======== Carousel anlmnls, circa . dining Ible w/'4 cush· ANIMALS time, like ne w S AC • • Fire rod. tan leath int, '86 SAM ARI. 4 whl dr 1•
1900, hand carved, Ion c hairs $175. 6049 S900 585 9097 TRAILERS 8014 etee moonrl, loaded good cond, am/Im/
Beautiful, upscale full sz, Horscholl· Mahog coif tbte $35 =========;;: -========I:;;:::::;::=:::;::=:;::;:;::;:;::;:;:;::;::=:; Orig owner. Must see cass, $2200 EMPLOYMENT ~P~ ~~ ·~o;,:shi~~~ Splllman. 248"7382 Dave, 545-7508 RABBIT cngo: Outside -·n (ldoredo 24' mo· $12,500/obo 838-5 100 ___ 7_5_9-_3S4_l_e_v_e __
son(s). Prof oicp, woll 1-::=======:: Outrageous Deal! rooder nnd pull-out SPEED & to rhome, has gen./ '91 Wrang ler 5 spd, RENT 5530 groomed, enthuslas·•· Louis Vuitton O:mncnt trny $25. 557·5227. SKI BOATS 7016 dual air/a wning/tow. wht/grev. black soft &
::::======= tic, reltable. Store spo-APPUJUlfCE$ &011 Bag, $350 firm. 731· ========= ========== bunkhouse In rear, ga· b1k1nl top, nvr Olf·rd 11 I I 5687 raged, mint cond through claSSlfied •PIT help for• cia zos n ch na, crys· SPORTING t e• GLASTRON 'B7 56500_ 99,.1037 Funl S•0.300obo380-9747 Self Storage tal, silver, hnons & l'rteldetre refrlg, froat· Quoen or Klng Pnlms, 8
Co•t• ••-gilts. Non-smoko envl· frM, almond, 3 yra feet tall, $20 ea. Herb GOODS 6065 l90HP Mere/cruiser I/ '85 Itasca W1ndcru1ser 850-t 282 ron Ma1or mod avail old, 1275. 873-7588 plants 80 kinds S 1 ea, 0, Open Bow Trt Hull, Molor Homo, 32', dual Call for appt 722·0720 Lilac 674·9422 Sun Top, Traitor, Lots air, generntor, built 1n ACCOUNTINGCLERK OE Rofrigcrator, 2 yrs NEW poworful 4 2'' ol s torage Great Ski vacuum c toaner.
F{T p0sitlon. Must bo old, llko now, while, Shado, Pine, Cypress Viper speargun, Cost Boat '" 01<ccllen1 con· micro. electric ::tcp,
dctalt-orlented. Duties EMPLOYMENT 5300/obo. 640·7976 trees. l5.gallon, $20 $219, soil $125. Call d1t1on (10 person co· ladder rack, towing
incl daily cash. AJP, AJ Washor & Cryer: Ken· .!.,,"91satcllro1.!'s1~'.a6n;!:94~~ Mary 6191951·5025 paclly) SI0.500 OBO hitch moro eKtras
R • adm1nls1rallvo SERVICES 5533 more. portable com· u • Cati (714)8'16·1571 mint. cond. $19,ooo:
Organized person pact extra honvy duty YWCA Y· • Buys 758·9243
By CHARLES GOREN
with O M AR SHARIF
and T A NNAH HIRSCH
1 9M Mu•tanv, 289
V 8, A. T. 95% Me-
chanically Restored,
New Interior, Just
needs p•1nt job to be better than new.
$4200 OBO
(714) 846-1571
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ 'I====== MOTORCYCLES
sooklng oppty should ---washer and electric Thrift Sho p now for Ad Action
call Tony alt 2Pm M·F Please bo aware that dryer. Excellent cond1· open . Tues thru Sat
668·1055· CM area. tho ltstings 1n this cat-tion. Great for apart· 1 0-6pm, 14fl8 No. Cal a YACHTS 70181======
An1w e rlng S e rvice ogory may require you mcnls without laundry Main, Santo Ana.
Operator. 7a~p. M· to call a 900 number hookups. $500.obo Como & shop or call .... ,..
F, must type, wlll train, In which there 'is a 957-3021 for donation pick·up -1 •
57' CHRI S Craft Flshor SCOOTERS 8018 Q.1-As Soutn, ~wntrable, you
Yacht. 3 stato rms. 3 1-::;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:;::;:::;::=;;; hold:
$5/hr, Costa Mesa, charge per minute. 543-.9771. f AD-VISOR
259-7411 TRADE Th1nk1n9 of hav1ng·a
!loads, lots of emon, 1•
groat cond S225K '80 CR 80 dirt bike. +AJ9 87 Q.C OKQ9 •AKQJ
obo. May 1rnde for Inc frost top end and What is your opening bid? CUSTOMER Bartender Trainees garage srue? 01ve us 642-5678 Noodod, earn up to a calll
SERVICE s150 da11y, salary • through classified PILOT CLASSIFIED
prop w/ownrs unit In clutch, runs excellent. A.-Altbou&h, in terms of the loa-
bch c11tes 818'288·5095 $250. 631-3088 inc trick count, thia hand hu only
tips. full or part timo. 642·5678 842 ·5878
The N E WP 0 RT 2 wk training, womon. --------..-
BEACH/COSTA MESA men 21 or older. Call: =========: =========
DAIL v PILOT Is look· __ e_oo._5-3-2-·9-2-2-2--EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
Ing for a Customer
Service Representa· r.======== 5530 5530 live for the Clrcutalion
Dept to work a flCKtblo No matter
schedule, appro• 24· what you're 30 hours per woek
wo neod n reliable doing, your
petson with strong hometown telephone ekills, com· pule~ e11pertenec, neat newspaper
appearance and •blo TM
to WOik well with oth-ers SS.30.Hr.
can DANIEL SHEA
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fits in.
642-4321 £Jct. 207 l:::======::ll
EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
5530
* HICKORY FARMS *
Gift Customer
Supervisor Service
CoonfiNtt ~Mng bm Nr~ money
P"P & ~,,Oing ol dunng the hold.lys
tfd.twy fMms gifts stllmg Hickory Farms gifts.
Abo ve average wage. No experience necessary, will train.
Part or full time. App.Jr in
person, Westc/iff Plaza, 17th &
Irvine, Newporl Beach.
APPOllTIENT COORDINATOR
HOUSEKEEPER
NEWPORT BfACH ARfA
Must have experience in fine home.
Y' Full time Y' Live out
Y' Non-smoker Y' English speaking
Send information & references to:
1280 Bison -89 -311
Newport Beach, CA 92660
* MARKETING * Fut groMng mukt11ng firm, locucd in The
Irvine Spectrum seeks two Ptr detail oriented
ind1v1du~ls. Both require ucellent organ1u11on
& commun cauon JluJI,
Hotline Operator/ /Billing Position
tC'q1,uurn.r u rt'q\l.lfflDC:ftU
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'& tt\cad Hot5. "" ~ .. '21uri B.
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To Apply S<nd ~llmt To:
BOS I T"hnoloSY Or, Sv11c CSIS
lmnt, CA 92711 Attn: Stacy
SALES/
Environmental
Seevourcar
make b'acksl
Neect to sell your cm? Do ~the ~ way! Run your
auto oo for l 0 00ys in the Doily Pilot/lroependent. It it
doesn't sell, we'U run it for 5 ~ore ckiys, FREE!*
Coll Cklssified fa detai~.
four loeers, we coraider it unworthy
of a demand bid. The quality of the
long suit is the major deterrenL Our I choice would be one IJ)8de, int.end·
ing to jump shift. to three clubs next.
Q.2.-As South, vulnerable, you
bold!
•Ql04 'VKJ973 0 963 +AK
Your right·hand opponent opens
the bidding with one spade, What
action do you take?
A.-The cnt1caJ requirement for a
t.wo·level overcall is a good auit,
usually sis card.a long. Since this
hand comes nowhere close, despite
the fact that it is worth an opening
bid. it ia a terrible overcall of two
J heart.a. Paas.
Q .3-As Sout,h. vulnerable. you
Mid: '
+4 • 8832 85 +AKQ109.C
Your right·hand opponent opens
the bidding with one diamond.
What action do you take?
A.-This is a matter of style. If you
play weak jump overcalls, by ii.II
meant bid three clubs. If you don't,
overcall two clubs. Even if partner
bas nen to nothing, it is unlikely
that anyone can double you for pen·
alttes because of your trump
quality
Q.4-Both vulnerable. as South
you bold:
•A8 v A.11083 ~AQJ +KJ3
The bidding hu proceeded:
South Wet1t North Eut
1 P .. 3 P ..
?
What do you bid now?
A.-Again, methods dictate your
counie. lf Norttl s JU mp raae ~ ron.· ·
ing. showing a hand worth 13·15
pointa. yours revalutt to 21. That
rivet a combined count of 3'-36-
enouch for a amall sla..m, but ehort
of a grand Uam. With fint-or aec·
ond·round control of all euita. we
favor an immediate aix heart.a. If
North's jump i.s a limit raiae rather
than a game force, be content withe
cue· bid of three spadet. you.r cheep·
eat ace. Slam might etill be in the
cards, but you need cooperation
from partner.
Q .5-Neither vulnerable, u South
you bold:
•73 V'874 -.>AKQJ +AKQlO
The bidding hu proceeded:
South W•t Norti. EMt
1 :> P.. 1 + P ..
?
What do you bid now?
A .-The prospect of an ll·trick
contract in a minor or a epade game
are remote because of our bala.need
hand and poor support for partner'•
suit. If the"' is a game, it ia moat
likely to be three no trump. There-
fore, we would choose a rat.her un·
·o rthodox two no trump for ow
rebid despite the fart that hearta
att unstopped.
Q.6-Neither vulnerable. u South
you hold:
•874 "73 • AKQJ +AKQ lO
The bidding has proceeded:
South We.t North E..t
I p .. l + p ..
?
What do you bid now?
A.-The same hand u befort', ex-
cept that the major·auit holdinp
have been reversed. Now, e four-
apade contract is a mort' viable po&·
aibility, and a jump to two no trump
could shut out that fiL Our choice
now would be three clubs. to eee ii
partner can rt'bid spades.
Full time, from your home.
Need phone. Top Comm.,
FR•E Tr•lnlng. OC, LA,
SD. Ca ll Dave at M .T.I.
BREAK TIIE PA1TERN of harder
work for less pay. Qynamic
marketing co. seeks sharp people
ready to clean up the environment + green up their paycheck.
iiiijPiL
6112-5678 TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
1 -800-7 48-6806 No phone interviews
Call for appt.
A
GOOD
AD!
CALL ONE
OFOtll
Rl/EMJLY
CALL:
842-5878
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todlacal 1ifM -· I hen aft Arltt doa pt~ fall into piano. you gain ovrrall
who la c.onttaftlly h•nary. What v1rw you m11h1 M humml"J, Evtry·
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ty '" Scenario highlight• un1qur atudy,
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f'tnt'flt' from •motional C'OC\lOn ·•Mak• nt'wtd romtlntt w11h onf' who nt'tnlly
pl•nty or l\()tte' If you J<1n ·1 blow your 1nd1c•tt'd, I could go for you again I"
own horn, th•r~ won't be •ny music Anothtr ~ltlan•n will pl•y out!Mand·
Rtttnt domntic ad1u1tmtnt provtd 1ng role.
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Moon h1ghh1ht• tnpe. vltitt. commu-· your w1y dftpllt ln1hal adv•rt1ty Fo·
nic.uon with ttlat1n who rtttntly cut on nghtt end ptn'lll ions cndibll·
went #AWOL. Foeu.t on dffdhne, "' 117, publk •l'Nl8•· mam•• PltCW na•
tpon .. bthty 1ntt'nM rtlttlon•hip wuh tlvt dttl1JT1, "l em on your tldt
l.nd1vtduel who malln you laugh ind fo"'""'"
cry Capncom lnvolvtd PISCES (Ftb 19·Mttth 20) l'Nctl·
CANCIJl (JuN 21-July 22) Cu,,..nt cal ,.rr11,.. d<>mln.~. C'h«~ rteOlutl()N
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v1aoo (Aq ll·S.pt ll) Rtluw ufftd htm .. C11rrtnt ~·· <"Otn<idtl
to bf pa..-In middl• of lam1ly tu& "'' with cMttlvt wrtlln •• rtpon•nc. tr\,.,
w11. "9n1r10 h1aht11h11 ttachlna v1t1 .. merlt•I ~·\&I pcw1l>h! add1tlt\n ... """I• ch<ttlon conttrn•I\& Nit or to lt1n1lv Rf'111N•hn1 ef ho.,.. ., ....
pwrctl ... of proptrtv Unorthl'do-plMY pnor l\l •ncl'of ~' ~of
Mtthod ,..ultt In tuttfta C"anttr nallvt llllNtl'f'Clhln ftat11noJ In Nnnmt>tr
u,.. 'Hl\Mr m,ift ~mt>teblt 11'1 1 .. 2 •
"'Priwte Ptr1y Oriy. No refoods with this offer.
Cl.1ss1'1ed Community M.u~€'tpl.1c€'
"NMiJ., hppnu uku /Int • drr.,. ...
-cm .adbwJ
Gtnel"ll ForMall
Oar bold and darin& side wtU
come oot lodaJ, makin1 ror op-
portunUltt to hHe utn '-an
'lll'hllt "' bttoaM more outspokto
oo all ~ ot nbjeds. U't llktly
that ~,. name IOaM reatlien
with our more oulrqt0us btha•·
lor. nt crick for rmyot1t wtlt bt
to avoid J•dstna nae "' 1tt at
lnapproprtelt edJons or 1.,etth.
ll's a artal day lo "' on people'• sood sldt by droppl1a1 tbe usual
rormallUt1 aacl t'JrtUlng ,_,,.
""· rr..iy. Aries (I Am) Matth lo.April 20
Othen ma) tell )'OU tb11 you're
going ttl far and warn )'OU that af-
rairs can bat .,·fire on y\1u Always
(lnO to take on a due, this time
-they m•y be n&ht
THnl• (I lllYt) April 21-Miy lO
You hl\'C to let JO of a rail\ful
11ual10n and enter new 1erntory
You chns tt> what " f1m1har. but
the future holds brt&ht op-
ptlnun1t1Cs JIUI the same.
<~hll 11 TiaJak) M-., ll·J•ac lt
Stubborn thinkin& pa11crn1
keep you In a nit, but )'OU may
not be able to let So unlca
f<>tted to It would help 1f )'OU
put thouahts into action 10 see
what ectully wOrb best
Coar (1 fell) J ... Jl·J•fJ lJ
After benH.. with authority
fi1Urcs for wte~ JOU tct • fl(W
approech tha1 is aatM and
non·thrca1enift1. Remember thet
cp 11111 pervade and )OU1J ~
111 et.1rhyour mm. Lto (I C'ti .... , ,.., ~ ll
RclflOMl"hili')' knocb loud and
hard on yoor door and •• tired u
you feel, )'OU °Ye f1>C IO rapc>IMS.
Onft '1 lclOt tor tameoM es eo
do yout wed, °' ,ou11 h.w 10
ctean "r t1tcu ,......_
VlrWt c ~> "-u.s.,&. n
You are the master of pnctic:al routine, and oow it when you can
help develop a workin& system for
others to follow. You'll have to
do some eliminatina of old ways,
in order to make way for the oc-w
(and this can cause some hurt
(eclinp).
Ubn (I llele.Dtt) SepL lJ-Od.
ll
Tempers can escalate as egos
act out of control ft'• easy for
you to see the problem, but you
may be unwillina to be the firtt to
caU for a truce.
Scor,kt (I Dain) Od. U.N".
21
You want to do the thinkina
for Olhcrs, and this timc1 they have idC&S of their own. Rather
than spend time tr)'ing to con·
Yin« them to your way, why not
sec how 10 incorporate their
•tiouah111
Sqlltertu (I Asptn) N... U. •
Dtc. 21
Your thou&htt tum 10 romance
and adventure, and how to
1rh1evc an Ideal bfc. t>oo't blame
yout partner for bei.Qa !eta than
perfect, or you'U put cf&atance be·
tween )'OU both.
Ca~ (I llM) Die. Jl.J ... It
You .-ant to rattle IOIM me-.
b\lt the anim< iNide m., rattle
back. Your enthuslan ud ~
to create chaQ&C has e.; ~
throuah alow and IHtbodbl
mt ant.
Aflartu (I laew) Ja ..,.
l9
You need to "k:Jwoer the boom ..
oa ~ who dCltna It. I•
huru )'O'l IO ditdpllne otben, INI
~(r=1~ ~M.n. •
ACltOll
l Swamp
8 Strtl ..
brealters 11 Unc:oo6cld
14' Infirm 15 Obleal6on
1e Swldlltl name
17 F.cta Ind
flour• t9 Eapionagl org 2000..,e,g
21 Greek god
22 A c:.wd 24 Mallanlmll
2e - -land 27 o.termlnl
30 59rlng, lg
32 Some IChOol
jec;tlet•
33 Bit of wort!
3" Type of
ftoundet 37 Cozy
31 AlbetrOll
vw
39 Seed COV'lfing
40 Attention 41 Entleemlnts
42 Modi
43 CrMturll of
folklcn
45 Dllllll•
lntenMty .... _
41 Goiltlr •• cry
49 Auto P8'1I
50 Hln«l leeicMf
52 Large number se Ostrlctl'• kin
57WMfher
detail eo Aoaln: mwk 11G,_.~
e2 enter the
auction again
83 TIMl8tMt
&4 f'mttld
65 Paradlsea
DOWN
l O...ble
2 .. -Chrlst11"
3 Sc:>ff1 ·:=
through water
5 H Of HRH
e~
7 Roman
ttateamen
I CldOOI
9 LI'-story
10Coet•~
cffy
11 Milted drir* 12 Foreign
13 lldC>thecltn 11 &mp.
23 ShoukMr-
Pfef 25 Comnleldala
21 -• noteny 27 "-,demand
doee' 21....,, peal!
29 L9w building
30 lntecilOM 3 t Long tlfMI
339c*ll
3S Troutltll
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51 --IN
menute
SJ MldWWy Oii
54 Actre. Moten
55~
51 Period 51 __ .,.
Wortd '
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.. Monday. October 11, 1992
You're Single & We re Free!
Free fifteen word ad and flee dally
message checld Thei'e's OC\'tt been a
better time to try the Personah!
Yoo have nothing to lose!
(Except another londy"nW"O ''We're bringing peoj!le together!,,
October 19, 199.? Spt.x:ial Ldition h>r tlH: .'\t.'\\ port lk:~ll'h/< ·o"ta .\It.·"~' I >;ail~ Pilol
Orange County
0\ F.JbWIS 11 n1:in who's warm.
handsome. fwu1). lll1d 1>undcr·
'ful 11 Ill I .. ~,., Im 3S, 57'.
10\ 1n1, IUl.1<.'ll\C, bnghc Ind fit.
\c.>port lkilch C.11 1743.
Bl:Al.11FlL BLO:\OE, sen
WllllS, clmy, ~I, J.4, 5'9'
Stcb lo\ mg. refined. S\ICCUS·
ful. lll<ll'l'&JIOOW.~ nm 4().55.
\t" pc.ot1 Bea· h C.!I 1709
l\t \GI\ \IWI· l.Jhclnntac.
Cicl"J> •. "' •O'J, 311. S\\,. "
'i ..;14 .i~c. '!1>'"tt 00..hng.
p<o:ll'\ .... u ,>.1•(\C l1'11!C Call .~~'I '
11 I' JI '1' "C<'IM' SWf'\/
\ ' I) -.:.:h wuihful
\\I\'\ \ ~nc.kr '" lur w>,.J,~· ~ ."1> •bni ltvinc' Call
I•
I,, lk! ot c 11 ~ •tJ:uc-cqtic red
h,~J Ill ""n.:~lMg lilt JUfl
, l.1" '''"'"" i: r 111."»rt Let''
'" ·'i' 11i.1urn I J I 1iro. Call I ~~•
\IH· YOL '.i\~\t. "'II and 1n
1e1k.:1' Stl'l'!ll icntlc, rl1C11111'11C
•111.l f.r11nt 111\ >t'CllfC, Bet11olltfl
'II h\ 'i'Jll/\,un \/S1 fhdCla
\,., un '"' ·~ ".W !.:id} of Ill
'1,H.)f\.I \.&...it..' n\ prt'U:V and
"""re .. a· "' n1 1 o.t lcH
en "' lheG1• J Yrll'\' Tu5tin.
r~.1 1111
I ll \fllt' 'i I'( l'f'l \G 8.Mdc
l:11cl 11tcr.t anJ J.nc v.1:h
!d '11C' fcm1111n1" <ec(S lllUC'J·
7.e, a;1rac1 ''. r ""'" ,'11'4t ""1111
'c · r~M.J • •:3 '" \on~ \na 1, ~
OHl\ffH Y \fJR.\C11\1
BL0."1 l>I~ fl'UfC);\~. w >/we
'"Ill.Jr r:trrc\b ,.,th \S'h'\I
~o oo r .. ~.n c.u 21112
SllAPH Y !l l.O\ DI· green
"'es, 5 S. (on1~. 't«Aing 1.111
hunttl. cumm11mcn1 minded
gentleman ~ 5 1111 Ir' u1e (•II
~3W
l'RE'lTYS\\ I lll.'•l11mx.h1,.•
t~cd, hi111l'<t. nt<n. cr.11•\'
r.1\cJ Jnd m111 IC' "-'1.l \ «•~'"
"'.ml hcal')cd inan .,. ho COJUI>'
the samc. lrvuie. Call !bl!
WA."flE[); Roman11c, rc'o'~nl
inc. commued relat1onth1p
Serkin& llu.morous. profes.
sional. 1e111lc 111111 6', XIS, JS+
(or pmty, v1uetou' blonde. Ir
HllC. C.U 18) . •
Sl\F, sincere, ou1go1nc ris
.atuC111 ,ooc1 11111\ 40.SS. 1o1ilh-
many inlcres\S and 11mt 10 en)!)\
Win. U..11e CaU 2.w7.
RO\lA.\11C. Pl~. wna:rr
OWF \IS, )'Olllll '<!, scd> :it
lt1Cl1•c.1~1 \\\I ~S-55 111 ._.,••:
hf n mtrnincs, good com~
uon, humorw> lffech1•11.1:c.
ICll\c_ uut.do..~. mu•ic.. J·n
·~ T11111n Cill !SM
llb\l. Tl~Ll t<1lltgc mom
matrs ~'" i;1>rgcous mile:-.
1>u1lt, libml. •m e1hnlt1ty, 2U
Z6. fun lrvhc41, fncnd..~1p. Ir
unc Call 11 ~~
ATTRALi1\. E S\\ F .l • fun
kMng, rdycatrd. l:nJO)I out
doors. 1111vcl, music. 111(1\K'~
~cks "iS prof~<ional JS 5Cl,
'11111lir 1nttm;1\ fc>r commncJ
1cla11onsh1p. "'C"'fK'rl Reach
Call 1928.
SWI' ATTRJ\CTI\ I-pro:e:.
~ie>nal 4-1, 5 l.pcUtc blooclc loc•~
1111 for ~~ 111 >hare m1
lie. illlercw:d U1 meellr!\ hm
I0\-1ng man ~O H. \JS,1) re
spuns1blt "ho IU(e!> thl.'ain. ar,,
,.aJk,nc. tra,cl f:r.c 14ll1C~.
h<~.n-trd ll1d '· dancm~. °"'"'' llo&lU \II Spu·1 ~1fcd
h•Jn:.i" \'1,IC\ Ca I 2J.17
PRETTY GREE~ EYED
OWF pr11fcu1Mal. 34. scelt
1raclhsm. fun. rcasonab~ :rt·
lrlQJVC l?ll:l J.~-4) '°ho a!JO)-S
dancin&. din111g travel. phtloso=
ph), moonht 14.Jks. ttc. l.ook-
m& lur eumpanivnsh1p. ro
mancc, and frK'lldsh1p. IN111c
Call 17\16
Sl.E~mK, 1nnct1~ F'1hp1~
l2, 54 • cduC1tcd sceb SW\-1
\040, \o,S, rllllll1':111ly qablc,
nwrugt 1111ndt-d l.ong Uc:a.:n.
Call 16().$
INDEPE.~01'.\ T,sirona blond!!
(wllhcinmndy adv.need I year
vld') ucks great look1~1.
11rouncled m111 27-33. IMM.
Call 1251.
DOWN TO EAl<Tll, IWllh I
twch uf c lua, sedunc SO. ro-
manuc DWM. Plcax be 11n
ccre. llun11111ton Bnch. Call zm.
bCLECTIC minimthst_ SWI-.
'i0 . .S'81128, bltllldt, lqs. bra111\,
vnall busmcts owner, '"Tltct,
'tels unaffected ad1en11ircr
lh1ll1ln110n Beach Call 21 S2
OR FAM lo~cr. pessiocwe.pnn
ctpled. prttt) profcj31Clrlll DWI·
4{)'s You ph<ion11e, stable pro
(~1ona.l.moragamousrclatKH1
$b1p ll'\'ine, Call 2143
,\t:B UR/'. 111\IRE.D
BEAUTY. Tall,slrik111&. fi1, 3'.
nun~kcr, no ch1lctcn, cdu
;;atcd, ,.ell mannered I love the
fino-thinlS. ltlddon\ bcheH 1n
kwuic frogs! You• l11111d.~nc.
~ucc~'ffll, sclf·confidcnt. un
-Oer .so.~dyftndvcntul'\', not
a lcnophobc Newport Beach
C:ill 1996.
OWF. BLOSDE. S'9', SS •• \fS,
~' Fiiler for bndgc. tmn~.
thcalcr lt1d ) ou n1mc n ..:cw
pon Beach. Call 2540
RRJGIIT, WrrTY. fii. sen111al
stn1o1bcn) blonde OWF ..-1\h
tckcllc mtertsts ~ch \IS
~oulmalc 3 t 1o111h
ShakC$pC1ft\SOV I and C'lll!Jhi'i
hcai1 .. ho lo1cs ·ethnic rooc1.
tra,d, PSS m)-ctcncs. wl an
llJlh 11 bfe's hulc foibles. Ir
'11e. C1ll 22%
AlTRJ\COVI· DWI-SI. l6/
-BO; bru~'llC, fl«tl C)CS, ~r
employed homco..-ncr ,.llh
good 'CllSt Cl( h.iroor. h;app) and
J~al. Into CISl.al ~< ICIM
11~. compmion~1p, mo11c<1,
11JICI cnioying hfc. lluping 1u
meet •<n luving.goud·naturcd.
h:1rd11o1~k:ni; u'lllnlC'!p.11\. Ccxu
\te(J Call 2741
PKE11") 'ii \IOK SWI liid1
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Press• 1-foc " furdicr cxpLinauoo uf the voicc-maJ ~r .. Kc
Press IZ-!o re-.pontl to a ~cific ad (Ent.er itJc call • \l.11cn d1rCCt(.J )
Press 13-lu txO\\)(.; ..htou~h I.he \'01<.c a~ (uvcr 9<;() .tlf..1 1blc1
You m1»1 be 114 yc:1r• 1•r okicr 10 rcspornl 10 or plx'e ~n :id.
<.1n11lclJ(t' .&.'1.\U'l'le\ r" 11<1b111ry (or \he COOU"nl of Of ~pl'( 10 ;& p!•r.<>fUf
•dvcrtl!.t'~nl 1h" I'• ,..,,,II.lb are 1ntcndrJ f0t ~by \1ni:'e pc"">n' ,.,.,.k1n11
rela1..:x11o>i·r We "'"'"'>ll""'"1 that yw •l.!.C c:ommon S<'rJ."' "-hen nrc1.n~ ><~nj\t'I'\
Men Seeking Women p;in1up:i.m 1n hie, Cl'IJ\l)S -11
.pm~. C\llolLtnjZ, beach. dcl(!rt
Seeks SWF 25 JO v.11h s1m1la1
interests fr~ ronliln" and rda
11on.'111P, hiunwn Valley ea11
WH
Orange County
A\VES0\1F RO DY ,J bJI
2J5,at1c,rdu.:11ed. fLllln~SR\1
sccki 1tl11<:UH '""man o( a•l\
tJCC 1 u.u1n ( all n I~
RO~iA \1 IC RI· 111H D I \
l.ClTIVI h~ ti: 11:rn:t" C'
D~ \.S.. secu 55:"\ kn~
runc~'ll•cr S-w-c ~• ~.
hQ.lh .id ... 1..n 1.1 'n cs
._;C>O;>I,.-\ Bc:a.~ t:. I l'I!~
SI-Cl U.110\l-ST. ~7 ~.,
~ kl>c sa~.ng, Ulll.~•
l.titc ins i.n lharc I le,"'"~' nu
m•ir, ar.d •.-.r.la .c I a~.111•
Bc:ath. e.a·i J 31
St.CU.SS! l I PIWH5
\IO\t\l S'tlt'\\ \ •!I C\1c, at
ll'IC::IVC, ~IJICOC "'~ U'1\e
hng, 11'1ld1"11'1', flll>WICt J 111
:unct SccktnJ Sf :!5 35, k"'~
1crm lnm.bh p. rci•ll••l\11.p
Irvine C1U JM{) 7
VlSl.AI AK rs 1tm u:-e '"
my intcrt,o;\\, ·~~ ,Jl1lc: n S WI·
\(IAO'~. ~IS. lit ~llnct:vc Ir
\Int C.all 12~6
HOK\ .\(i,\I\ C rv1 ,411 •<
ll•C o1i1hlfl1<, l 111 '>W\\ ti l 1111
<eek• •1•K111U•. 111 I rl 1~ 27
11oholl"C' r11.id. m}')'' lol 11fkU:J
11ut, IJ1C b<.'111.h, 1161"1•, 11'\~IC'.I
w 111'1< fur fnmdl!lip/dat l'l
C'1l~mt'' \c,.·prn lkll!Cll C\ll
363~
TFJ>DY Rl:AR Ill. \K SW\!,
JS, 6'2, cuddla cnn. cam
m1u Scd' hir.t y. ICfl)' iaJ)'
f,ir fa!lla<y fulf'1llmll\I !\.in11
Am C.:allll11
'IC~ Gl,, Y, Rl\hcm1an. rt
faaed, 1ndcpmclcm, 1<1l'ltlolh.ll
Jcmtcl, lh111, 1thltuc. trr•rltd,
2.6, JC'ds lrtcnJ/po't<•hlc lo.er
'cwixin Rcac:h c·,n l.?••
'lW\1 PROl-l-SSI0\1\l
l·t.:O.ffUM 30, 5"11Y/l 6S illl!'
k\1< Owblu " 1 •uu.cnl\11
lllu1~n Sttbmyonclllld
mly COiia Mesa fill JSS?
RliNAISSAl'OCh MAN. vtr)'
1n1tllt1m. pe(tima1c, a11t1~
uve, fun. honest 11>ul <e~k•
bclul y 1nttdc Ind <Ill&. 2() ~
fur..-trld<nvri,ntlhlydd1Jht'
WI Alla 11&11 C'aQ ~
I\.~ SW\f. \4, 6 l, CllJ'
mo¥ln, IT!lo tC, Jpmt l,t-,. I
twi, athl.llvt 'IWI', ... IS, 21
w lrv1nt Cd 17\l
thin. IOILllllVC, ferule, gi>tng
lid) Ii-. inc Call 4007
\rl R1\l11VI· Kl\D
llLAR ll 0 Chn\llan 2J. hu
mm ius, haf'PY tn1tll1iC111, :-e DW\t42Sl+.XS 1.:id)'I~ ~lu.,
s1Mn1blc, lnmdly, fluhful un R.v1cn auisc lhtJ "'1111'1,
SWo\.\1 nl/160scoirc~"'r•1 'r~.!Mic::st. flll'lllCC Call
~ SW/1lF,s1m1l11rq;i;.t,,1·c-. JIS8
allAC\f•c, Vim. fc. WOIWI'.., --
tuln. ~cs. ti.n<.ct< tr.end Cl.TL~ SJ\1 U slclidcT, 11h
~p lh1nt~~g:m lk11:~ Ca' 1ct.c (;A..,.,.,, cntrcpttncw,
'<X>Y ~ii ll'"<a".h.u'ClllTlurocal1vt.
\TTR>.CTIVI-!>1-\:>LAL,
lr\.<l•C SW\1 ~7 C&S) JOI:!~.
~u llmlt.ful, lll!cll tcr.t re
ma.r. '">' rl<t '"inc Ca I
32Y'
l \IQL l. S W\I confident,
t:1m .o. .. rc, "Xcrc suan~.
gcn<ic, prbJl-..ialt' ~1nJ II
lrlcl1~c. m1c1 .1&Clll, chm. pin
t111l, llla.t1<.J11.11c SI· ':'IS hutt•.
hum.•. r.iman..e 1 ~ •n l.:all
411~
!\ ll(IK\I Y/~IJRFH 32,
\\\o\1 ,,,. 70 d.irk hair. hvcl
H• •w1d•ume •nd funn)'
\edt n1• \ ~ Vl I/Ill hnin• 11\d
1 t••I~ 1 u )al llo:at.'1 Call
111'1•
110\I 'I '>l.\SrnVJ· DW~
IU, \ l'l "' '"' falhn "'l'h 111r11o 111 ~ "'lf u!Tiomt lll(llhq
fc•1un I.tr.nine. 1.ao,.Rc:k':l
Ca I Jf4' -----TI\ 11 Ii ~ Ort&IYI tu. H ~CT
mamccl \ts <tab! f, no dqltn
dcnl•, 11/Sfl Sc•lfp10, KKlll
drlllktr, ni•Y 1 -nc. C..ucuian.
pn>!e<.\l•'l'tl e11pybcll1 .~·
~ ·~ .... ri.and~ II~ l='l'ltlLC'tandh1.111'
l'\1 .ill} ~· wt can hoth rti.rc
Ir m a..ic • nma. lla!Ni Is
L-xl 1'..l 'Q/I/
C'llRtsn \\ 'iNGI I· DAO,
1.tm1M 1 '~ l>'UIMl.rr<>
k~11t.~llll. h<'"1Ctl1\Nnet, '11.fl'Y'
muv1t,, 1uo 1111. spotll"I
C\'tnu, CM lllJ, fw111ly humt
fvt•mng, Scd1n1 1ttrac11vc
')Wfo 11r1Jcr 40, hone•t,
comm11ed, one child OK.
'l Onnttt r'llUfll)' Call 3661
'il C '!1·'i.Sfl I . (ii \I ROLS
DW\1 t4 with ~ c/ hum<ir
wtl\U fUll and fneric.Wiip wilh
eye towtrds coown1unml It
¥Int' 0.fl 4016
WA\lJID l\Jian fcmal.c. ~
111t 20 m, to 'hatt luuna
fr iendmiv Im lllllle, a..11111. 40,
1.i!n I~ l1iro C,lUOl4
l~cr .~ le occ: .. 1 pct.:c. trun
titn.:-: ·' 'VI I .on& lltkh.. CaJl
''171
80llF\f.L\.\ lltratt \C S'W\1
J7. S °'' 1m l:.n1oy <eafC'I.
mCl"lCS, l1T.mC.. Des rt' iCll11
•tCC\arlll1. 1o1 C> S~ \n.thani. Ull l671
SllY 1.0\rl.'\ SW\131 511/
190. Jtt:rllc P'''IWWtc. r~n
lic~u lmd)'SWl-21 W11ir
•001panionsh1p rllll'lolrl\c Ir
•1M Call IMO
LOVl~Ci Sl'IKffl. \1 :ci1
llltt•tl)' '.fl,ndrJ dn1 • .: <'I
)'Ot:J, h<:•l1ri \t.hol~r.<" l•d
bu1i: im1 •i;m~ 'iwm ft• ~111.1
llah, SW\1 I~ iK" :r r:m d.
111 \111'11<.u,a1cdtul1l1U1~1 ~I I
I 1S, blmd/e.rn ill' h~ I
lone ''" a nr1ng '" '"' nl.l'unn&. 11ndn1•411d11 .._.,111
w•lt)' c~1~•rd ... 1•m~n
('IOUlma1t 111 rKe, .~ rn1
lj;e wi)', k> ~lllr
V.1t.h IO the h th~ and n~O\.l
fulfilhnJ o.pr~1ms <II roman
lie ~c. ltan£m.illl!J p!I) ~.J
dciire:i 1nt111S11.1trld llunal k"J\r,
d~OllOll, dyr.111\l~ aCf~h • tormr. mmiiOW t-r aiid
11.~cnc ""7111\t'--I cnJI>)' 4UTl}I
lh111r.~ • b...~ Lni.1o1-. • n& n
thei)l(k fby,roJlllJ,"l I ,
111d mcd1'4t1:\J II my 1~'11 t'l;lo. ~
yard In 1p11c ol l1h '"'
SlrUQle "'l:h lrmet y and ill II
raplkibia, I thr1v' tl!I bciT!r uu1
,14e WOot' 10 ~pl '111J
\1ulhcr ~an.re. I 11111 >' OUcW
&oocl look1na. hnan .. .i.lly
Sl.lblt, ccncrw,, f1ni.trt, t1,1nJ,
•11nplt,~n<111~e.a111na.atn1l\!.
1ffct1too11c, trim, hnhhy
C0\11 Mc>1 Call 391 b
Cil;r Rf..AI ' SW\t !S. 1.tlM,
m<delfl<;t~ •t"Ckl I .!fl ll1,
athldlc bebe.. Orange t' \1111)
Call )097
f
/\Kil YO!. rrrnan1ic,stablc, re
Cllrt'. a11n&. ~crale1 ss..-S? /
130 with one duld. loolunc (Of
SB\1 aimr-n1on ..-ho 1s and
lilies to ha~c fwi' S1&na) ll1U.
Call IS74
1-0UCATl'D. PRETTY SWF
)7, "'ell bluh 'i" , 'tancd 11\\Cf·
csu, IO\C1llllldol0n, k'"' walk\,
111111111k ... ,.nc1111 Ollt, rcad1ni
Sc:~ \/SID SW\1ti·~.3 '4-0.
cJ11~~•cd. ·11,.11.onally/finan
Ci.all) \Wlic lu< C:onvn1uncnt
C~ \lcs.:i. t'AJI 1534
Ul.UI 1.YIDHl.O'i0€profC$
s1on1I \\.'I cnioys thutre,
tmcl. \port> -cd> male SS• to
~. care. llununtlOll bh
Call2s.i9
ITAUA~ bnin..11c, SWf S'3,
~pcly, pre11y, lr111lc ,.oman
w1Lh aa11udc bul potC1111al. 39,
sp1rnua l, noc rehgMIUS, into self
mr1chmtn~ 1mpro~cmcnt, dy·
n:untc humcbod), S1mfrld hu
rll{• Seek~ 'nl'tdlc 1n haySJ:icl'
gentle llllln \\ell mannered,
11ocll·appu1ul«I ''Vl~ortallcr,
32 46. pRt~r \IS, no duldmi,
cduc11cJ. I 11•n~11ll)' Slable
l-oun1J1n \•I "' C11l IS52
C.OIWH>l ~ IJUJ\OF 37 .S'i'
(36· ?A \.1 > fl~>lilgnphtr ittli:s
li111n.:1alh <ru.re, 1111, hand
sc>mt. 1thJci., 111.an '9.49 \e..-
pllfl Rcac11 c~'' 11>~
CLASSY. earth) DWI-. tail)
~Os Pua 1-lO)d. ,nw pa.•u. •
fll)C IWlllC, goud l:a>olu, focl1Jl'I.
Cltld}e)i£ht, ICVllJ •C<mfon.ablc
qult'I. but .,.cxild love <ameCl'ITI
pitl) ~Ult' Call 1fil l
WIDOW, WI· 711. atllxll•t.",
educated slim. tl!ondcfgr«n
c~c~. s 2. 01o1n horn<.:, XUIC ~oeb compamon CO\a ~e.a
Call 2662
SWI 2.1, :oo& red h~1r. ia1l/,,,,,
dlT, prcny, 1thcf11c \~ '>rur .. -.
-ioo.al. Ll 11\r:icl, count" a.i'
lv•ci \C\.-klnJ l-duatcd, 1oimi11 1tl'IL'm~d. ull 1cntle111.111 n J'.•
2IY 11' inc C1 1 lh!
\IRY \l'IK,\(11\I 11\\I
l(I iii l~t ·<o• moi:.•r •cl.t
uon"1ip ..-1th ..-arm·hclnt'Cl . .11
ll'IC\IYCpro(eu1~111 m:111 11 II(
ltv1nc. Call I mi
00 YOlJ l: . .\JOY Mc, *11m
1urcs, people' Ate )UU c:oof1
denl?Oo)ou hkeio la11gh'Thcn
caD tJus SWf (~ ~on
sl11p. lrv111C Cati I S96
TAU.. A11'RACTIVF. bl~
liics c:asual as ,.cl I as f incr thin~
in hft tr )Oii rt one fine man
bcllolctn 48 I)(), lllnlelt\C, A
tl"C. f11n, hkc to bugh •• iptlll ht-
<poiltd, I'd like )(Ill w ho: lhc
(111C$1 thlni in m) lift Call t!a'
\fSID SWI· \C1>-p.ot1 lk~
Ct!J 280Y
rl\LL. ~ARLY bO\ priitL"
<ll'llll. riJqlaldcl11, $CCJ..., vs
cmipa111on 01 er .SO. llurtllir. 1n
1tlhscnec. L'llmtS1ly onlv re
quirtrnCnlS Balboa. Call 275-1
fRLF. Cl\Ul~R~ll\S. SWf
bloodc, irccn C)CS. S'7Afiin SI s. I lo~c .. OrKll1jl CIUI, wttlc>OOt.
spttru, tmt.l lllld pva.. ~me
Call IYSO
SFCURE,STAlll.l:,preuy.uui
go111g, 1rad111onal ~aluc<. pro
fcss1l1nal SWF 3 • 5'61125 l·n
IO) s OlllC!oors, ICMI<, beach
-.1\ks.m~'1t,hc:.n~ bes tri.:tl(h.
b1C)cl111!t Srck111g $«'!lit', C"Jr
lflg, aJf~lll!'lllt, '31\)\c. Jlh~\I
caliv acu~c. (am1I 1ir1rnrcd sw\1 (cc cumnuacd 1cL.111~1
slup Costa \lcsa Call 111-1.
llRIGlff. 01\ I RSI·. p!'lll"<
,ionaJ SWF. \IS. 15. Bl'T\1111,
p«1tc, co11ntr)·cl1~<1c11. C\
t ~ thc=ttc S00.1111S\\ \1. \I
S. 30-3~. dtp«J. 1.nc.m. C11Ct1
mwnte1u~c, ~ for <TCTimlt
IT1Clll lrvltlC Call 1500
\TfRAC11VF. wpdy red
head. SI. T1. prol~qonJI. m
p<1l<l\c. Lo~cs bugh1cr m11•.c.
:ichcnMc, lt1thcr and pn> t.o
bbid \tf\CI acsscs. Stcii:.,i •
UUIY &OflOOll< Cl~!UOO (2 l
30) ..-1th pcnonahty (t'( fun t•c
n111tt-\ Sn.,kcr prcfcm:d IMnc
Call I 99
Jl~\S TO SILK V1'J''llll•
d:ruv blonde, hl11c t'\<'<l \\I
pct1.,; S ~IS ~. ~arm. r11
manuc. C:hn)li:in, Mltsh p.,sc,.
for .S01<h, IC\11 C, pl!) 1c;il1~ f:t
hkts tr1•cl. dlncc. lhc•trc.
r.ooo 11 llNGS c.omt In (!NII
piCkqcs! Pct11e, prttty DWI;
)7, lool11n1 for 1111111 w/lolarm
hain, 1111111111& tyt1111\l llhll'l1C
t1111rd Irvine. Call 1892.
Clim, Pf:TITF. athlcuc sw1:
.19, Sl/100 loollui1 for tanc
lf\'t, athletic. rMW'll1c SWM 6'
20 27 llwit1~l0n Be.di Call
1340
PREITY. PASSIOM rt .
PROl~.SSIOV1L.. 39. S"J'fl~
dcstrtS hand.-<imc "/SID cla.'1
IKI man of nlQI\) (or .:.unvllll
mtnl ~ewp<1n Beach Call
1901
0 11 MA God' lf\'llllhy, 111hlct1c
1111d cnactti< wronly chick I
,. anr a b1& 11tracu.e 1-Aink • llun
1111itltn llcach Call Ill~'
CllU, KY MO~KbY ,\lnilt
Cln~tian lll.)fll 40 Kekin1 '" ptl'l)'lan Jouing, bc1ch, 1n1
mats. w111e i book•. 5'511 SO,
hnvt>lue. Costa ~ft$1. C:1lllln6
CU J'E, PETIH IOS, long
blonde hair/tic(lloln C)c( hi~
d111in1. danc1n~. llyini, br.ich,
buats. Seal lkach Call 2\17 l
H~1Th MIDIHl pcr'llllal11),
liutrcsnnblc Ann \1arpict ~
fc.u1ma.f ,.oman 1o11th 1111fU11'111&
mind ttcks adven1urcwmc.
i:ood lamwml, (Cll\llr\c, ,.di
ld1u~cd matchins lkll•krnd
\fo>t bt fit .t 111111, vs. rood
llllurcO, polllll\C and~~'
~" LonJ lkach c.n M 7
An RACTIV~. PROl+S
SIO\.Al SJI \IS, 37. Sl t
10~, Seek, •d•c:1111ru1u.
bnihl 91hlt11U!I) 1nchncd, Oil•
11.nll1 a1o1~. \llCllJI~ C'l'IClllcd, '/lt\''~I nC\' fn~nncr, JS
.t ~ for run. g11(id umec, ~.
tn1•cl. rtllre l'rmmu no dis
'ppomtmcTll• lrvUIC C11l l7U
I \I I 0()1.,1\(i f11t .an .aJHn
surer H:t 1:1101111111i:d, ws11n'
rd.1111""'-h·r lmwuna40,C111e,
(;ljdJ)(Jh:~. OUll\C f4fl0~
\cc ll'f: ' II « '"er. ,uca,-<,
111t, \~,1) fl<•dul~l·11,l.»c•cll
lt"" \I~ t.,1 :!V.IJ
\ 11"1( \I fl\'I PKOI Vi
SIO\AI SWF. 'I/SA) 41 en·
~1 colt n:M1s ans, na111r,,
tr•\ i:I 0...-.irl.') lnendshtp, Qlln·
m1una11w~h1o11ny, s111CCn:, •h·
h:tic. S«Urc pro(cs1onal WM,
\JS/D, l5 SO lrvuie Call 1273
8f.All111i\..1. 1ns1cle and out,
SJf "°· seckina 1p111111lll I*' ncr. I'm a &ood fncnd., afTeclion
Ile, 111 pe:iuhapc, like w llu&h
F.nJOY llllNC:.. ~•cs. danc1111.
cm1nar<. 1o1alkin1. Nc,,.port
lk-ch t•ll 11"7
,\ ITK.\l 11\ I SWF 41, 1o1oB: ~
12 ..itp ~V(l':Un\. Sttk..< Ill lt
trxli•c h <o 11131'1 In rceo\-cry
"'111( l ~11 ;?07fl
S\1111 ' \'er~ preuy. C\11'\'a
Ct'OO). pc11lc. hnlnc:t~nu.rse, 39,
5"2'11115 l111JU)~ t.nvcl. the lt\S,
ltllblC, nc>O td\\.'f!Wrn, laugh-
ter lll1d rumancc Des uts pro-
IC\,11~ I itntll:IJl<lll fuucbuon·
~hip lrv111e Call 1862.
Cl\Sl.1\1 ll0\1EHODY, DWF
58101 cs =ping, f Niu1t1. coolc
mg, gardcnmg <edn sumconc
1u do them with. Cost• Mesa.
Call 2*>'
l.OOKl~G I-OR • nutunng
fnmd :and comp;1111on -.11h pos-
~1h1ht) uf'' \1~ I001 1'111 a OWi'
51. lookrM 1or <tll11t.'OllC 4S 60
w Vllll'C qu..&lll 1 umc w llh..l .onc
Beach C.a11 25~'
Pf KSIA \ \\A..\11·0 l:lca1111
M blonde v.nh gr«n f)CS, 30,
~' hmi-."11(, td"calcd. am
b.i.o.is. 1.uT11I) ... .enled finan
c11lh 1ndcpcn~t S\1
\0 'iHor l"n.1mcl, ld•cn1utc.
•"•nc r. ' '"""'I
"OISI I Wt:, t.rlfn.JICll\C.~
COf1CCI\.<, pll)S, the Otlldl)(lf'I
llo .. °bllul )OU i f..c1' ~Cl 10
&Mcr w C$Ul11n\1Cf c Ill 275'
CARl>:G. MHnlO\Al 1-.,
·conunin1a111c nvn malCnJ "
tic, <tni1J)it. nca1, •IU4lh•c.
1.kgr"'-J SI· J..·w<') o•n111Jlnl<.11t
"''lh .io·, "" \\I ll•Jnt<'f'l':u'I 1 •• 01 lie.kn r.n 2111~
111•\Llllll 111\111"
llw1•t1.1n OWi \1 '"'k "t 1iir
h.>nd .. omc >11u.L'•lll1. 11< a11.i1
Clrt•IMO f)\I, \l •IWl:•l.:I •. ,.
tv ht-Ip ro.: ~.rm f _\ \I 1 .. -.
(h <I, A ~ • tein~ \ , ... 'a: •. ti.:
m, AIUSIC, 'flllrl•. Ir•'"'·~.,.
1"!1 VWOfil, '*lllltlnl \Ill\ lht.:t-Kod
h:fc. Fncnd~ fiN1, l~tlT" fr, Ilk!
Cllll 1663.
TAl.L SLl:.."iOER IO'S \/':i.
aun1c11vc, pa•1~1e ebvut hfc
SWF WIJ1U to mct1 ann1. hon
C$t, Aia:cwful man fat fnald ·
ship and rooancc U.1111 Beach
Call 2287
TAL.l. (6'), A 1TRAC1 I \l-
,.1do<." y1iun1 ~. \(), '"""''
financiallv scurc cmtl<'INn ,.,th a v.de range v( 1lllcr\."I)
1o1ho CllJO)"' hrc_ llw11111>c11111
Ocach Call 2MS
YOL~G .SO. IJI 0\01 'hf
122, ~ks m:ut 0\Cf ~" "llt"k
m&. kl en JUY fun and i-~"h\ rclat1~1p rv,., \1.·\,) CJU 1m
A 1TRl\C'IWI· l\SIOl'JOL 1
DWf. 39, S"2'/I m Sttk\ \('.,
w~. affcc1J1ll'latc, 'Jl""l.lllCOll\,
hkcs qualuy umc. ou1do11M
0.ammd Bar Call mo
SWf, ~IS. SS. S'll'. CIASSY. ,
mm;inuc. popeom/clwnpaane.
Elm.(:lw1cal Srns6'2'•. '0
6S, itl'IOCTC, 11..•nc~. llduc:;itcd
humorw~. CU1Muuncn1 lr11.-nJ/
hfc11mcpar1ne \11"1.~100 V11; •
Call 2&17
PR lrrTY pr11f~s11•nal D\\ I \
S. 4.S,t.nrn.11nena.mlXTod. ftM
tennis, spcirL,. 1n111•b, tc<u.i
ran!S, IOlllC, bi~,htcr. aJIC\:lllltl.
Rclh&m ct>n\~l•Oll 1t1•d.
men r~.i1n (111 2392
AGGRl-..S.SIVI-Bl.TGI \1U
V.145. '\,Smi'IM't•ll\l.i•,~
ufhulTll.lf, clc>10ntoat1h.11rcd11(
&~. 'JK'llUllCWS S,d; tllJ •
wcnoone 10sh.archfe"111121 "'1
Los Al1111'11tCI\. Call 2-\n2
Cl\.St.:AL.CO\'n \"I IOOlhl.•1
OWi· .n. '4'CIOIC:.. i'R"'nl4ti:c
ICIC~'f .. ,lh )11\lllS lh1ldrt·n
....-t'lS f9111.'lll. fln1l>k '10Cl\\I'
\C1o1ptot1 lle..h C •II "J !
PKOll:SSI0\1\I ~'h-1 H \
S CllJll)> Wld.Jllf'-Vhcl 1
n:s Scd~ wnr .nm• c ll~a
1111i:100 llarbo.r C.ll iw 1
AL AD T ODAY!
Other Arem
l'OSmVH.Y Oltll.A111TAK L~O S .. r so:ks SWM lS-4S
far fncncWup, llJ'Je, and mar·
nace. Malibu Call 2487
GORGliOOS,SF.~SUAl.God
dea cnvcs affilltftl, acneruus.
stlY C'.od far ITUllual cnJO)'ll1tnl
ol hfe, loo c. Sll1bl \ba. Call
2409
PROfl·.SSIO . ..:AJ hl'f>'nl lady
IJ'Jtf 4() setts happy matt 1-'11
n•\I, s1111cr, farmer princ:1p.l in
the Pl11li1'P1nct I {JI\ \narlC$
Call ill~
l·XOTIC llKL\l-TI~ J6,
lo-c< to pampcr h.T man, scc1n
1ur1ru~t. dyn.mi. gcnllc:mm
4S SS PL~ Call 2443
Plll{rrY ASlA.\ ~.s S' . .mn,
pt.yf ul, l<l'l1n1 Scck11r, l.uld,
<umt1•c, e11nnJ. r~t1c nw·
1111cm1n<kd SW\U7 .16 Lus
i\ngtlCI C.11 I~
WA.\'Jl.0-Well to.do, C2nJl&.-
cuhurcd Jilin. by bn\Ju, <city, sl~ndcr, ..-1rm·hei1tcd, d1
vorccd French ,.oman. 40
\iabbu. Call 23Sl
SllAt'l l.Y, POSrnvr~ Jl'k.:l
lcxt1ni DWI-tcci;s "IS 1111
S WM. tmSt <f huninr. •S S.
fncndr.lup"? \1.abbu c.1m~.
PIO-!TY WO\iA.\, achart_.
OU1 DWI 2', S Siii S. mtclli
&tnt. alhlcs11.. <lll(Cf\', \/SI[)
sociarcJ 11111lSc. •lnCl"C. hm
est, t•1n& projc::u1cml. 2. 3~.
far lr1cnddt1;Vrorn«t II
mda lla&hls Call 11\ S
VJ.RYSrltlKl\G,1hm, .a..1{
prutcs"<lllll n. ~u bll. pr(>c
!tu11t111I. ll1111x111ly mblc
lllltc JO ariJ up l.01 An&tic<
Call !Ci-16
'illY. l'llF"llY llJ. tteic tall
'111111.ll\C !Nie lJ 1() fOf flln
llllllron...n..c'Lv.l\ncclcs Call
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Women Seeking
Women
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llA\lliO~I SW\i .i~ '4:e1;1
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