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Pilot
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25 cents
$50,000 check ignited schOol district probe
~ Budget chief Stephen Wagner suspended without pay for alleged
impro prieti es. Newport-Mesa attorneys look into freezing his assets.
sehool district clerk who notified the DA's
office, Nicoll said.
Nicoll said that Newport-Mesa adminis-
trators were not authorized to write
checks on that partic ula r account, a $6
"As far as I'm concern, that's an error
by Wells Fargo," Nicoll said.
Meanwhile, Nicoll said he has asked at-
torneys to explore ways of freezing Wag·
ncr's assets -which include •a 6,000-
square-foot home in Dover Shores and :i
condo in Rancho ·Mirage - in case the
district needs to seek restitution.
1991 time period and turned the informa-
tion over to the DA The superintendent
said he ha!I ordered a check-b)·Ched.
audit of the health insurance account for
the '9 1-92 and '92-93 fiscal years, 3nd the
d1)trict will be e>.amming it) other ac-
counts as well.
By Wilffam Lobdell
SW! Wrter
NEWPORT BEACH -A Ncwport-
Mesa Unified School District check writ-
ten for more than $50,000 and signed by
district budget chief Stephen Wagner to
his own com pany triggered an invcsti-
. gation ·this summer by the Orange County
District Attotncy, Superintendent John
From the Daily Pilot Newsroom
THIS WEEK ... Clinton/Gore, Bush/
Quayle, Perot/Stockdale, Shop
Newp<>rt??? Yeah, you can forge t those
election day slogans, because coming
soon to Newport Beach will be a "Shop
Newport" bumper sticker.
In an attempt to generate more local
sales taxes, the city, at the urging of
Mayor Phil Sansone, may embarlc on a
shop at home campaign at today's
meeting. To kick it of(. the city will
consider printing up about 1,000 "Shop
Newport" bumper sticli.ers.
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Newport Beach City Council members
will get another chance today to put the
brakes oh skateboarders who slalom in
between pedestrians along 'lhe oeean
front boardwalk and Seasnore Drive.
At its last meeting, the council chose
not to act because the engineer behind
the proposal, Ruthelyq Plummer, failed
to show up for the mf'eting. While the
council could choose a permanent re-
striction on sidewalk surfing, more than
• likely they will qnly go (or a seasonal
ban from mid-May to early October.
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Parent Help USA, a child abuse
prevention program hcadquartcrc-d in
Huntington Beach, will stage a sale and
auction of autographed photos, including
Oliver North and former presidents
Nixon, ford and Reagan along with
President Bush, at the Nixon Library
dedication. An autographed photo of the
four presidents together was purchased
ahead of time by Dr. Frank Yorita for
1,,,.S 11,000. The sale will b<: held Thursday
at 7 p.m. at Downey Savings at 3501
Jamboree Road .
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A senior citizen Olympics of sorts will
be held Tuesday at the Orange County
Fairgrounds. Baseball, basketball, discus,
shotput, soccer, volleyball, wheelchair
races. The works. The daylong Senior
Celebration opens at 9 .i.m. and
concludes with dosing ceremonies at 2
p.m. The games are open to all over the
age of 5 5 who reside in retirement
communitics,-<:onvalescent centers and
those who attend adult day care center.
Arts and crafts are fea tured as well.
WHERE THE CULTURAL ELITE EAT
... How many trendy, of the moment
theme restaurants can the Orange Coast
supportl The jury's out, but investors are
betting that both Planet Hollywood and
the Hard Rock Cafe can prosper even
though they are practically opening in
one another's shadow.
Planet Hollywood, with its movieland
themes and its connections with Sly and
Arnold, opened Friday evening in South
Coast Village.
Hard Rock, the 12th location of the
London restaurant, opens Nov. 8 in
Fashion Island with a concert by the
Neville Brothers.
The Plan~t Hollywood-Hard Rock
competition also pits, once again, Irvine
Co. Chairman Don Bren and Henry
Segerstrom in their ongoing shopping
center battle. .
WHAT A FASHION STATEMENT ...
Straight out ol the Unlikely Trend Dept.
comes Prison Blues, blue _Jeans made by
inmates in the Oregon prison system.
The jeans are tested locally by Miller's
Outpost and by Nordstrom in
Washington. Stand...-d Prison Blues goes
for just over S 1 3, and pre· washed blues
for S 15 and change.
Un igroup, the Salem, Or., firm that Is
behind Prison Blues, contends the
concept is "new and eJ<citing for
prisoners." And Investors too, no doubt.
The company's mottol Simple. "Made
O(l the inside, to be worn on the
outside."
QUOTE OF THE DAY ... A Daily Pilot
caller, obviously caught up in the •
excitement of the Bin Clioton rally in
CQSla Mesa, suggested: "They could
hold a Bush ralTy in People's Park and
still have standing room."
People's Park measures 30 (f?ft bv
100 feet. But It does haw a view ol
NeWport Harbot. Sarti.
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Nicoll said Sunday. million health insurance fund managed by
Wagner, a 20-ycar district employee, Pacifi<'l Coast Administrators, which wrote
was suspended wit hout pay Friday amid all the health insurance checks. An aver·
allegations of 'fi nancial improprieties, age of $400,000 was kept in thnt particu lar Wagner could not be reached fo r com-
Nicoll said he didn't know how far back
the alleged improprieties go, but ""'e v. di
find out." Nicoll said. account, Nicoll said. ' ment Sunday. .
"We are inves11gating the devil out of
it," Nicoll said.
The Wells Fargo Bank counter check District policy states that each check
both signed ,and endorsed by Wagner, di-must have two authorized signatures, bur
rector of business services, in July, 1991 to . only Wagner's signature appeared on the
Cobbler Exp., drew the attention of a check to Cobbler Exp., Nicoll said.
Nicoll said after he was informed of the
DA's investigation on Oct. 13, the school
district's own investiga tion turned up
other questionable checks from the July
The Board of Trustees will meet 1n
See WAGNER/M
.Two ot a kind Hood trial: • t. •
History in
. the making
~ Animated videos will be
used to depict the murder of
Bruce Beauchamp, a. former
business associate of Newport
developer Jim Hood. Opening
arguments will .begin today.
By LonAnn Basheda
Silt! Wntei
COST A MESA -When jurors
assemble at the San Bern:udino
Courthouse today to hear opening
arguments in the high-profile tnal
of accused murderer Jim Hood.
they ""II be making histOT)
A Newport Beath developer and
muhi·milhonaire, Hood 1s on trial
for alleged!~ murdering .1 former
cmplo~ec in March -alleged!~ to
keep the reponcd heroin 3dd1d
quiet about hb imolvement in the
high-profile murder of his v.1fe
Bonnie a year before
Rife \\Ith rumo~ of big mone).
drug_. 1ealou:.1e:, and thie,·enes, the
sensational murders arc fodder for
an upcoming ADC television mm1-
erie).
Nine-month-old Audrey Taylor, left, and her twin sister
Charlotte .of Huntington Beach dressed up as strawber-
rys on Sunday for the annual Mother's of Twins family
Halloween Party held at Shiffer Pa rk in Costa Mesa.
Anti no", the trial of Hood '-'Ill
also go do"n m the history boo~s /
To help jurors sort out the twist
and turns, attorneys on both sides
The end Of an era
~ When City Clerk Eileen Phinney retires in April, it will
mark 30 yea rs of fulfilling '1er role as equal parts librarian,
historian, legislative analyst an d support system.
By Joel Beers
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COSTA MESA -She may not
receive the ink of council members
and city managers. but for the past
30 years no one has been more
involved in city business than City
Clerk Eileen Phinney.
She has sat through countless
hours of meetings, keeping track
of every official city document. She
and her fou r-person staff have
compiled every council agenda nnd
kept copious notes at meetings in
order to draft minutes. She has
also overseen all city elections.
This is the 15th and final
election during P.hinn ey's ca reer.
She is retiring in April.
When she retires, a livina piece
of city history goes wit h her. She is
the scex>nd city clerk since Costa
Mesa incorporated in 1954.
Charlie Priest was her predecessor
until 1970.
Two ciry clerks In 38 yean is a
key rcat0n why Costa Mesa has
been one of the best =d
cities in the county, a na to
former mayor Al Pinkley.
"She is without a doubt the
finea& city clerk in Oranac Cqunly,
she is terrific, .. Pinkley says of
Ph inney, 66. "She is very efficient
aod kind. And when she says
something she means it."
Phinney leads a five-person
department that, in current mayor
Mllry Hornbuckle's words, serves
os the city's "me mo ry-banks."
The oity clerk is equal parts
librarian, historian, legislative
~malyst :ind support system for
other city departments.
From juicy controversies to the
minute details of envi ronmental
impact re portS, Phinney has to
know something about C\'erything
or what's going on.
"l would n't dare say I know as
much as anyone else. but we
certainly arc asked a lot of
questions by other departments,"
Phinney says in typical mode ty.
The clerk has to be :iwarc of all
new state and local ordinonces,
have a thorough knowledge of city
procedure and history and must
stay free of the politlctl winds that
tend to shift every two years.
"I think we will realize after
Eileen is gone how very important
she has been," Hornbuckle said.
"Slie works so hard at keeping the
~ ...... N.J11lm. O...ft ,. ..,.
Eileen Phinney is only the
second city clerk since Costa
Mesa incorporated in 195".
clerk's oflk c up to dnte and all the
changes in regulalfons -as '-'Cit
as the changes in expectations of
various council members."
Phinney's original career
objecti"c was court reporting.
While attending a court reporting
school, a temporary secretarial job
opened in the Costa Mcs:i clerk's
office. She stayed fo r a month and
was so enamored of th e family
atmosphere she jumped at the
opportunity.when a Wll·timc job
See PHINNEY/llCll ,_
f.OMMUNllY EVI NT
See TRIAL/M
BUSINESS MORDAY
Mobile detailers
targeted by local
car wash owners
By Tony Cox
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If :in assoc1at1on of c;ir '-'3 h o''ners has 1b
.... ay, hundred\ of mobile auto dctailcrs m this
nrca "in either h.lve to chnnge their ways or be
forced out of bu~nc~s b> an err.1ronmcntal l:l"'.
The Orange Coast Car Wash .As ociation is
lobbying for increased enforcement -of an
environmental law that bans an)'lhing 01hcr than
rainwa1cr from drains that lead to the ocean.
The group' •argcts are mobile dctailcrs. many
of"' hom allow ''•lier contaminated with soap
and oh·cnts to run off mt<l thc ~trect and do"'n
guucr .
County and local authorittc~ say the) 're
conctrned about poten11ally tO'tiC runoff. bU1
the) aren't con,inccd the re's a maJOr problem
temming from det:uling companie In fact,
wme !.uggc t that env1ronment:il concerns aren't
the motivation fo r the association's enforcement
campaign.
"I suspect the moti'e 1s cconom1c," said
Richard Boon, n supervisor V1-1th the Orange
County Envit'onmental Management A&CJlC)"
Steve Marc~ c, a spokesman for the
associ ation and owner of a stationary dctailin&
company in Costa Mc a, sternly denies a
businc\S motrve for th e movement
See DETAILERS/llCll ,_
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Manqln1 Editor Stew Mlrble ... M2~J21 1Loca11 Only
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Yesterday's News Words ·to live by: It's ~ime to ·slow down
Forty Years Ago -Oct. 30, 1952
Angry citizens complained about the noise
at The Nut House, Balboa Blvd. at Main, and
asked the Newport Beach city council to
revoke the establishment's license. Police
Chief R.R. Hodkinson said police had been
summoned numerous times by irate residents
tired of the night-long loud music, singing and
laughter, which was audible as far awa as
384 feet from the entrance. Ed Allen,
proprietor of the Balboa Inn, testified to weird
street parades at late hours with blaring horns,
a siren and a fog horn and loud choruses of
filthy songs.
Carl Callaway at work.
Thirty Years Ago -Oct. 30, 1962
Carl CallJway of Costa Mesa was named
stage rnanJger of the 1963 Pageant of the
Masters 1n Laguna Beach. He nad been
associated w1tn the festival for 1 7 years.
Editor's Note: Callaway died in 1990, after 46
years of service to the pageant. He began
work as a member of the lighting crew at age
7 0. He served as stage manager, technical
director and operations manager.
Twenty Years Ago -O ct. 30, 1972
Newport Beach policeman Jim Gardiner
was also a Coronif del Mar High School
teacher. His class, "Why Police?" was
introduced to open lines of communication
between the students and police. The program
had begun in 1970 with an officer on campus
one day a week and student ridealongs. It was
expanded to five days a week in 1971. The
program curriculum was developed by ·
Newport Beach Police Sgt. Jim Jacobs, now
acting police chief for the department.
Ten Years Ago -Oct. 24, 1982
i\ t\\O»CJr old boy was in critical condition
after being mauled by a male Siberian tiger at
Lion Country Safari. The tiger, which escaped ,
from its cage, after a performance, picked up
the boy by the head and carried him to a
brushy area about 50 feet away. Assistant
Trainer John J. Molnar tried to distract the
tiger while head trainer John R. Campolo~o
Jr. ran into the brush, shooting the animal m
the face with a fire extinguisher. The tiger
dropped the boy who was scooped up by a
relative and rushed to the hospital by Oran};e
County paramedics where he underwent
surgery for head, foce and leg injuries. The
41/1-year-old tiger was caged and quarantined.
The boy, Anthony, is the son of Naomi and
Carlos Stopani of Upland.
One Year Ago -Oct. 26, 1991
Numerous single, afnuent women in the
Newport Beach area received a coy letter
from a man offering his "personal services" in
return for a "thoughtful gift which can be
discu)scd when \\.e talk." Several women
complained to the police who contacted the
man and told him he needed a business
license to operate an escort service. The man,
wno used the name "Todd Brooks" as an
alias, said he had decided to abandon what
he had thought was a creative business idea to
supplement his income. He said his answering
machine had recorded nothing but some
hang-ups and calls from vice squad detectives.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
YOL.88 ,N0.283
·-Delivery 2uirantee!
T he brain is equipped with an automated
response system that routes incoming calls to
specific areas -like any efficient busi ness. If
the subject is marital arguments, press l; for budget
over-runs, press 2; for kiddie crises, press 3; and for
gossip and unconfirmed rumors, press 4.
When your response equipment
ages, like any piece of machinery,
it malfunctions. Queries are
frequently routed to the wrong
department. Questions on
trimming the fat Crom the
Congressional Budget often end
up in Dieting instead of Economic
Reform, although the subject is
related.
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Holding
l've been aware for some time
that my response system was
either slowing down or young
people were talking faster. When
l drive into a gas station with my
wheezing Volkswagen, the kid at
the pumps rattles off a
complicated li st of new .unleaded gasolines: High
Octane Super-Charged XIS-Plus; Regular
Non-Knock-89 Lite for Compacts; or Special
King-of-the-Road ·super Fuel with Environmentally
safe Additive PX38604. Muhiple choices paralyze
me.
·COMMUNITY MEETINGS
• Please send it in writing: To place an event,
please write: Community Events, Daily Pilot, 330
W . Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
noon
TODAY
Newport Harbor Chamber or Com-
merce, Board of Directors meeting.
chamber office, 14 70 Jamboree Ref.,
Newport Beach.
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6:30 p.m. Costa Mesa Planning Commission,
regular. meeting. council chambers, City 25
Hall, 77 Fair Drive.
7 p.m. Newport Beach City Council, regular
meetrng, council chambers, City Hall.
3300 Newport Blvd.
None of my buttons
work in gas stations,
banks, or rcstaurpnts.
The choice of salad
dressings alone is
terrifying. If I could only
study menus in the
privacy of my home I'd
be ready with a flash
answer for the waitress:
"Ham on Rye and hold
the mayo, pickles &
mustard. Decaf with two
creams, no sugar."
Assured. Confident. In
charge.
I console myself that being older and wiser,
responses take longer because they're more
thoughtful. But let's face it, when it requires two or
three wavering minutes at the market checkout
cou nter deciding on plastic or paper -responses
no longer travel at the speed of sound.
My snap decisions have lost their snap. l can't
think fast enough to calculate whether l can make
it thro~gh a yetrow light or not. ·
No doubt our automated response system wirs
speeded up durin~ the great technological boom of
instant communications. But I'm not su re it's all
that great.
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( TUESDAY
7:30 a.m. Latinos Costa Mesa, weekly breakfast meeting, Oennys's restaurant, Bristol Street and Red Hill Av·
enue.
7:30 p.m. Ne~port-Mesa Unified School District Board of Education, regular meeting. Hjlfper Community
Center, 42 S E. 18th St., Costa Mesa.
3 p.m. Mesa Consolidated Waler District, Personnel Committee, district headquarters, 1954 Placentia Ave.,
suite 204 . .
4 p.m. Mesa Consolidated Water District, Executive Committee, district headquarters. 1954 Ph1centia /we.
suite 204 . I
WEDNESDAY
7:30 a.m. Newport Harbor Area Chamber or Commerce, Governmental Affair) Comrrntt~e. chamber office,
14 70 Jamboree Rd.
noon Costa Mesa Chamber or Commerce, Industrial Commi1tee, chamber office, Costa Mesa CourtyJrch,
1835 Newport Blvd., suite E-270.
COSTA MESA
Joann Strttt: Someone broke tnlo a vacant building in
Lhe 700 block a couple \\~ks ago and stole a broom,
some scissors and a beach chair.
16th Place: Someone stole three outgoing airmail letter)
that were pinned to a' mailbo" of a residence last Friday 1n
the 200 block.
Fairview Road A man walked inlo 7·11 in the 2000
block last Thursday, grabbed two cases of beer and told
the clerk what he was doing before leaving the store.
Bristol Street: More than Sl,500 worth of 1ewelry was re·
ported stolen last Wedries<fay from the guest of a room at
the Holiday Inn in the 3000 block.
Harbor Boulevard: More than S2,600 Worth of tires were
disco-.otered stolen last Thur:.c.lay off three cars parked at
C<>!.ta Mesa Honda in the 2000 block.
UICM tal'llATIIB:
Newport Beach 74/59
Balboa: 75/60
Costa Mesa: 76/63
Corona del Mar: 75/f/O
mMY:
Some •utv morning-fog with maring
eklet llKI' eltghdy wvmer tem,.,atuNt today. T.,,..,eturea wU1 range lrom the
high 60s Md nMddle 10s ..... the cont to
the mld-tOs mland. Lowt In the low'°'·
..an:
Variabte doudlnH• dearina .. the day
pt on.
Super lotto
Saturday, Oct. 24
for $6.8 million jackpot:
1, 3, 11, 12, 26, 27
Decco .
• Hearts .......................................... King
4't Clubs ....................................... Queen
• Diamonds .................................... Jack
• Spades ..................................... Queen
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Why is everybody in such a
hurry? What's wrong with a
few conversational pauses'?
They're like little rest stops
along the way where you can
stretch your mind and gather
your thoughts. While
conversation has accelerated,
like any mass-produced
product, the quality often
suffers. Words fly by so fast
they blur into cuppacoffec.
Evcryone~mpctes for the
fastest res nsc, and pa_t
nnswers. c latter,
incidentally, arc copyrighted
by the Pat Answers Company of Red Bank, N.J.
While they've bee n trying to collect royalties for
years, laW)'ers argue that pal answers are in the
public domain .
Friends constantly urge me to get a Word
Processor to help me think faster. Dut I don't want
to cope with some impatient, impudent machine
that tlashes messages like "OK Granny, let's pick
up the pace. You're not writing the Great
American Novel."
I'm quite content with my quill pen since we
both cogitate at the same civiliz.ed speed.
Nanc_y Mdnt)'rc Is a resident of Lniuna Niguel.
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Births
Hoag Mem9rlql Hospital
October 12
0 Denise and John Dymon, C01>ta Mesa, girl
0 Carolyn ands Craig Johnson, Ne\\ port Beach.
boy ~
October 15
0 Tami and Scott Broderick. Costa Mesa, girl
October 16
0 N:italie and Rick Rietveld, Ne'' port Be.ich, girl
0 Suzanne and PelN Ste,urt, Santa Ana Heights.
Qoy
0 Debra and Trent England, Co)la Me>a. boy
0 Stacy and Christopher Fontana, Cost.1 Mes.1. t:•rl
0 Jona and Mike Montgomery, "<~\port Beach.
girl
Fountain Volley
Reglonal Hospital
October 4
0 Angelia and Claude D.lvis Co)ta Mea, girl
October 8
0 Cari and James Biuell. C01>tJ Me>a, girl
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MONDAY -frcnch bread pizza or hot
dog. salad with ranch dressing, pineapple
tidbits, Califo rnia dancing raisin , milk
TUESDAY -Turkey nuggets with BBQ
sauce, whole. wheat roll or hOl dog, potato
patty with ketchup, chilled peaches. milk
WEDNE DAY -Dare Menu: Buddig
chicken and cheese andwich, shre-dded
lettuce, banana, milk, free give-aways
THURSDAY -Taco salad in a tortilla
edibowl or hot dog with vegetarian beans,
orange wedges, sugar cookie, milk
FRIDAY -Spooky spaghetti or
Halloween hot dog, carrots and peas,
dinner roll, strawberry shape-up treat, milk
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-----------------1) Monday, October 26, 1992 A3
These guys are teachlnil _woniiiil survival techniques for the fittest
S tatistically, at least two or three of
the dozen young women I met last
Thursday night will, sooner or
later, be the target of an attack of some ,.,... _____ kind. Maybe just a
purse-snatching or a
mugging-, maybe wit h a
knife or gun.
Maybe it will be an
attempted rape, v. ith
the perp being anyone
from u drugged-out
street hood 10 a blind
date to a relative. It
could even be a
husband bent on
batlering and
------humiliating. ---
Bul you would almost
have to feel sorry for
------the creep who would go
after one of these young ~omen because
they will beat the living hell out. of him.
They will hit and kick and scream and
gouge -whatever it takes. They will use
their hands and feet, sticks and stones, a
bottle, a knife -whatever it tnkes.
And after it's over, I suspect they will
say a little prayer of thanks to Jim
Wagner and Gary Herron, the two guys
who taught them how to survive just
about anything anybody trie to do to
them.
Jim and Gary arc panners in a Costa
Mesu outfit called The Academic of the
Fighting Am. Most of the time they
teach the usual menu of martial arts and
self-defense techniques to a mixed bag of
student .
Du1 for 1~0 hours a night a couple
11ights every week for JO weeks, tney -
· teach special classes called Women's
Survival Training, which has evolved
from a course called WAR -Women
Against Rape -that Jim began teaching
eight years ago.
"It's not karJte dre,,ed up a'
rape-prevention" s:iid OJI). H , u
reformed hoodlum from the! me:i n )lrtct'
of East Los Angeles. "\Ve tcJch \\hat·~
real ~nd wh:it's going to Ytork in a real
situation. We teach these \\Omen hO\\ to
be as brutal as they have to be to get ou t
of a situation."
Teaching ·olcnce to a bunch ol )Oung
women who lool.. as if tlH!) mi gh t hJ'e
just been recruited out of u .,orontv
house takes special talent and \Cf)
special care.
"There's a big psycholug11 .• 1I hurdle "e
have to help them over," \:t1d.Jim. 30. a.
police officer. "Three.fourths of the
women don't even l...no\\ hm\ to make a
fi st when they first come here. Ten
weeks later, those who slick with il have
th~ confidence and the ability to handle
them!>elves if they ever have to ...
Sticking with the program is not easy.
The drop-out rate rul')s 30 percent or
more. "It can be 1r.1umat1c nnd it c.in hl'
!>trc'>sful," Jim admih. Hut I :.u peel nut
ncarh a\ traum.J11c :ind s11c,slul u~ hcing
rnpcJ. T r:igicall), these !>Uf\ j, ~ti -
techniq ues Jre a )kill Amcric.111 women
need to acquire
"Women are raped mcrcl) hccau'c
our \Ocictv tolerJtC\ it," Jun hclic,c\ · A
"'t·mJn "~ll,1ng Ju\\n the \lrcct in ... 'l d
r\\.I\ . or C.Jtro .. h ,., little cunc.crn ol
being .1cc.m1cJ because tho'c !-.OC1c11c'1 t.ll>
nut turn a bhnJ c)C to !>C\u,ill} Jc\l;.tnt
bi.:h,I\ 1or ··
\\1th Jim\ lJ\\·enforccmcnt
c.\pcncncc -anJ Gary's Mreet know-how,
the t\\O ;ire .1 fornudable teo.im ··w e\c
~tudicJ hyndre<.b and huodn ds of r.1pr
case~ from all O\C r to fin d out ''hat
\\Orkcd for the victims, anc.l "hat <l1<ln't,"
Gary said ·We put that together \\llh
\~hJt \\C I.no\\ Jlld \\.C tcJ1.h thC'>C
o\~1Jmen to \Ul'\l\C,"
While ITIU'>t of the women I ubscl'\cd
"I hur da) C\ 1.: n1ng nppcared I 1 be 111
their mid·l\\c11t1cs, one \\;is "almo t l~"
allll u \\Oman 111 72 h.i' .11 u t;i kcn the
1:0lll~C,
Grc:Jt ph) 11...11'tr~nglh1 nol ;.i fa..tor.
'I he "111 to u r. i\ c · 1
'!'he -.ccnario' a1i.: ,1s 1c.1ll'it1c 11 Jim
.ind Gar.. cun mak~ them \\ hc.:11 1hc\ uc pla~ 111 • ihc rol · ol :itt.1 kc r"• 11 tr
p~rform:.in1:c' .ire 4J\\i.1rd·•\lnnc:1 • C\Cll II.I
)UCh dcwil us \\e~trlll£ lurh thot h. \C,
the 11nk of the cutti.:r
I here 1., '1olen~e .sn I foul l.lll!!Ua!! •
Jnd 'l>mct1mc~ lhl'rc urc t('Qr, and
brui\c, .inu m,I\ bl: .1 litt!.: blo.1d Uu1 11"
tr.11nmg C\~I) '~oman houkl ha'c -
mw.1 h ·•w, I 11, r l 1-..! pr.11 ~)14:! nc~·.,."i-.:.;_---;..
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Newport Beach
Around .Town · · · ,;.. .. .. II-HICKORY FARMS ~
lDWUDS NlWl'OIT CIHlMA 300
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Send your items to Bob van
Eyken, The Daily Pilot, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, 92627.
Today
ADD and self-esteem
-Newport Beach marriage.
family and child.coun~lor Janel
Whitney \\ 111 off er a )eminar on
attention deficit disorder entitled
"Increasing Self bteem in the
ADD Adoll•scent and Adull" at 7
p.m. Oct. 26 at the Coaslline
Counseling Center, 1151 Do1;e
St., )Utle 1 OS in Ne'' port Beach.
There is a nominJI ch.uge of SS.
Call 4 76-0991 for 1nformat1on.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Senior Celebration -
The Orange Co unty Fairgrounds
Mii host lhe 1992 Senior
Celebration on Oclober 27. It
"ill include ~nior arts and crafls.
ell.htbilS and senior games The
e1;ent is open to all seniors, 55
}ears of age and older.
Pre·reg1stration is required by
Septem?er 21 . For more
information, call Jeff Grave~ at
751-3247.
·~ Republican Women -
The Costa Mesa Republican
Women Federated will meet al
10:30 a.m. Oct. 27 al the Costa
Mesa Golf and Country Club
Candidales for the Costa Mesa
City Council will be gueslS at lhe
meeting. For informal1on, call
557-6545.
Art of bonsai -A
SPH,eek class 1n the art of
cul 11valing and training miniature
trees will be oHered from 6:30 lo
9 pm. beginni ng Oct. 27 at the
Neighborhood Communi ly
Center, 184 5 Park A1;e. in Co:.la
Mes.1. ParticipanlS must be at
least 18 years old. For
information, call 645-6551 .
Halloween party -The
Corona del mar Chamber of
Commerce ''ill hosl a Halloween
party al 7 p.m. Oct. 27 at the
foe Crowns restauranl The party
"ill featu re fabulous hors
d'oeu' res. hot cider, a no-ho)t
bar. cele~rity guests and cash
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RED LION HOTEL
0RAN(.L COUNTY AIRPORT
The Red Lion Hotel and Maxi's Lounge
Invite. you to the
''American Dream Comedy
Competition"
Every Thursday
Enjoy the best local.comics and cheer on yPlJr
favorites as they vie each week to compete at
the regiooal competition in Las Vegas in 1993.
Happy Hour 5-Bpm • All You Cm F.ac &.dfct $3.00
We'll see you at 8:00PM at Maxi's Lounge
located in the Red Lion Hotel,
3050 S. Bristoi C.aita Mtsl.
$4.00 C.Over Charge
Live Bond • BCX)M GENERATION
to follow Comedy Night
f/!.fn.~v ,~
ru ruther 1~00n • 114 510-?CXX>
Placing the timdtss OYtt the
momcnury -quality over q111Dt1ty.
Seeing other people's rules as just tlut.
For other pcopk. lmutir.' oo a choice,
no matter what. Making individuil
inttrprctation tbt ley to grut styk
the mateo
le~curts: Soft, handwoven on the
wt lmhcr uppers •1th fuU
lathtt linings. Long, cushioned
bed pads for added comfon.
Softly buffed lather soles v.ith
stikcd kathtt combination bttk
prizes for the be!>t cu-.tumes.
Alaskan tea Gu1tar1)t
Rich,ird L.1For~e Wiii 'pro\ 1de
entert.1inment .11 Jn Al.i~kJn te.{
\J.,t1n~ 11 ,1 m. lo 1 p.m. OLl
27 al Onn• Lpon J Chn>tm,h if\
Fa;h11>n bl.ind Call ; 20·9263 tor
mlormltion
Antique dealers -
o\nt1que d!!.1lt>r'> m (l ,t., Me>a
Jlld "JC'\\ port 8l"'.1Ch '' 111 meet ior
a cc . de ;ind Ill -..er ,'\l 8 ,1 m a l.
2 i .u the R.111 C.11e, :rn 1 (,
L.1IJH•lle· 111 tilt' Cannt.'I)' \'1llage. ~
C.111 673·5688 or 675·5b95 iur
intormat'-.n
Wedne day, Oct. 28
E tale planning -A iree
e<ha .. 11 011 '' .~ ... ~r u, e~tate
pl.inning .rnd lilt.' lJ\ ht n~l1l5 ut
chJr1l.1ble gi' ing "111 IJl• nff ered .ll
2:15 pm .• incl ag.1in .ll -15 p.m.
01...t 26 in tht! QuJrtt rdl't.I.
Ruum .ll th.· U.1tuo.1 BJ' Club.
1221 \\'. lo.JI.I High\\,I) in
'-'e"1.ort Be.1lh. Call 660·8608
lor rt·,1?f'\;Jl1on;.
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Trick or T real Special ~ '
Buy a pound... \.
Get a pound
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rmported & Oomutic Caiidiu
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36 Varietiu
ld1filull1 Wnppt4 ftr $1f1 Trick ., Tmh-5
Butter Cheese
ORTOBERFESTSPECIAL
Bctteiy smooth chetse $4.99 Lb.
imported from Germany . ._..... ...
WESTCLIFF PLAZA
17th at Irvine Ave.~ ewport Beach
• Send A Gift By Phone 642-4302 •
corona mar
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Business The Busine>s pag• runs on Mondays, Wednl")(fays, Thursdays and Friday) Business Editor Tony Cox .•• 642-4321, ext. 371
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Wh • George Hylkcma, a 56-ycar-old 0 • Oalboa resident and long-time
boa: 'over who 1s owner of Sam L. Morse Co.
A native of Michigan '>'ho came to California
30 years ago, H)lkema was an engineer and
p.rogram manager with Ford Aerospace in
Ne""port Beach for 27 years. After leaving
Ford AerQWace in 1989 and priQLlO ncquirina
Sam L. Morse Co., he did some boat repair
work and commercial real estate sales.
What • Sam L. Morse Co. builds
Wh • Sam L. Morse rounded his How• In spite of the recession, Sa~ L. en. namcsnke company in 1975. •Morse Co. is on pace to sell SlJC
Morse retired last year and moved to boats and po)t revenues of about $500,000 this
Woshington, and he sold the company to year. Hylkema ~aid lhe company hasn't been
Hylkema in February. dramatically affected by the lu,ury t~ because
mest of the compan) 's boats oren t priced. Where• The three-employee significantly more than $100,000 -the ~nee
• company sells Its boats h · · d H sa d that point at which t c tax 1s 1mpo ·e . e 1 djrectl)!, on order, 10 customers throughout l5ecause ol the company's un1qo<! p~odoctran<f
North America, and has gotten inquiries from its build-lo-suit capabiliiies, it has virtual~>: no
prospective clients from as far away·as Japan, direct competition. Hylkcma has n~ amb1t 1on
Australia and Haiti. Sa~\ L. M~rse Co. is of transforming Sam L. Morse Co. into a large,
located at 1626 Placcnt10 Ave .. m Costa Me a. mass-production boat company. "My purpose
Why• I Hylkema said that while helping • for being in thb business is!lot really money,
. •one of his apartment tenants to although l h:ne to m:.a~e a modest living," he
pick a bo t last year, he learned of Sam L. s:lid. "lt'~ 1he sa1bfaction of building a really
Morse Co. He said that the more he learned fine boat anJ \\Orldng ,.,,ith each ow ner to fill
about the company and its products, the more their need, and requei.ts "
-By Tony Cox
-If you kno1• someone nho hould k
George Hylkema, a 56-year-old Balboa re idcnt and boat lover,
o~' ns the Sam L. Morse Co., which builds cruising sail boats.
• cruising sail boats,~rnost
notably the 28-foot Bristol Channell Cutter and
the 22-foot Falmouth Cutter. The bo:us are
designed to have the sturdiness and storage
space needed for long trips and rough ''atcrs.
The Bristol <::hannel Cutter, \\hich \\as
designed by Fullerton resident Lyle Hess. sells
for about S 100,000. The company sells only
three to seven boats a year. Occause of i1s low~
volume. Sam L. Morse Co. can make
build·lt)·S uit boats for clients.
he wanted to own tho business. "I heard that
Sam had sold the company," Hylkema recalled.
"I called him and made a backup offer, and
the first dc:.al fell through. 1 love traditional
boats and always have, and I've always loved
building things."
proliltd in thi) ttcclJy feature, send your
suggcstiu11 to Tiie Dnily l'ilot's business editor,
1'ony Cox, lit JJO IV. Bay St., Costa Mesa,
926J7.
Tuesday, Oct. 27
Small business -The
third µrugr.:im in the ~~rat>~
· )t,1rtin~ 1)r !>l.Jrtln!-: OH•r. I Im'
ll• ,\ \,11..t: Your !>m.1h Bu~"'°'"
., ... l L'>'l,111• t'h;' l)(h" \\111 L)L'
t•d :l: -; pm. 01..l. :!.i' 1n tlw
1.. nn1un•l\ Room .:it tht•
"'''port Center L1brJ(), 850
~iln l 1..'ml'nte Omt: C.-111 Tom
) lhn~un Jl 64·1-3188 ior
I 1urlllJl1on.
Thursday, Oct. 29
Crisis leadership
OrJnge Ernp1n• C.hapter of _the
Chartert:d Propc>rty ilnd C.:isuJlty
l)ndt'mritt•r~ \\111 host 11:. annual
•\ll-lndustr~· D.1, on the theme
'\\hat lo do an tht.> 1990s.
Le.id, Fo kl\\ or Gt•t Left
Behind ' l><.•g11111in.' at 8 J.m.
''"'\, 3 .:it the Rl~d lion Inn in
Cvsta ,\1es.i for mformation,
(,1!1 Ke\"' Or.1 \le\ .1t 2·11 ·8300
or Barry II:• Ip en Jl 335-4991.
Thursday, Nov. 12
Co tJ Mesa marketing consultJrfl Dorothy Jean has been
admiltcd to the Institute of Rc,idential marketing of the Nation:.al
A-.,ociu ti on of,Ht.>mcbuildcrs.
John F. McCu ne has been named 'ice president of hill
lntc1 nJlional lnc.'s wei.tern region heahh care coni.truction
111.111:1gcment division.
f hc Ro\burgh Agcnc) Inc. ol Cl.>\ta f\ki.a has promoted
Catoline Claus to the po 111011 of account e'ccutive.
Bill D. \\hilmnn has been appointeJ first vice president of
m.1nnc national Dank in NC\\ port Ocach.
Orange Coast Magazine h.is appvinted Erik I limmebb.ich to
the pos1t1on of editor, publi!ihcr Ruth Ko announced.
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On "111 be the topic ot J
brt.>.1!..iJst presentation l>\ Dann,
Co' at 7 15 am Oct 29 JI thC'
B.1tboa BJ\ Club 1221 \\',
Coa ... t H1gh"a). Tht-program
rt-places a iormerly scheduled
prt''ent.1t1on on human .
rC'<nurtes C1ll the Nt"A pon
Mission America -
Tl:ie Cal1turr ,,1 En\,\irww ng
FuundJt on':. \fo)ion AnwricJ
re-indu:>trial11<111on Jd' c c.1cy -
project \\ill ho>t a ~umrmt oi
business, S\>'t:rnment and
.education lt':1dCr> tv cliscu'~ the
topic of enh:mcing lh0 \3h.1e at
U.S. export:. No-.. l l. and 1 3 al
the red Lion Hotel in Costa
,\\e:.a. Re~i!>lration I) at 7:30
Does Your Heart Good.
American Heart &'a
Association V (714) 642-8286
for an appointment
I l,1rbc ir Area ChambN oi
Cornmer1.e at 6~~-3188 ior
. 1.m. Nov. 11. For rr1lormation, •
call (916) .J-~8 5411
If ~ou 11.ne an ilC'm for this
colum111 :.end ii to Bob v.in
WINDSHIELD CRACK
AND CHIP REPAIR
r · '"Tl' n.
Tuesday, Nov. 3 f> l.C'n, JssistJnt cdito(, Daily
Pilot, J JO W. 8Jy St., CostJ
\1esa, 92627.
Repar bng cracks and chips
at a freCtion of the cost
af repacemert
CPCU meeting lhe COASTAL
WINDSHIELD REPAIR
1966 B ~ Et,(j • Ol6ta Mesa
'tknrd the SbNa(
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You Are Invited ...
To Help Us Observe Sixty Years of
Service to the South Coast Communities.
1932 ~ ·"
' ~ .
ea-60 Years ~
_, ~
1992
Call in person at our office to pick up your
Birthday Commemoration Gift. CLimitonc per family)
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Mortuary & Memorial f ark
Servicing all faiths • Under new ownership
24 Hour rviccs • 1625 Gisler Avenue • ~ra Mesa • 5~5554
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UPHOLSTERY INC.
2945 Randolph Ave .
Costa Mesa
... ,_ .... C.... lort!
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Voice Your Views--
VOTE!
~ewport Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce recommended positions on
November Ballot Measure and Ne\\'J)Ort Beach Elected Official,
California C hamber HACC
Ballot No. Descriptions Po ition Position
Proposition 155 1992 School Faci lities Bond Act. Support upport
Proposition I 56 Passenger Rail and Clean Air up port Support
Bond Act of I 992.
Proposition 157 l oJJ Roads & Highways. Neutral Opp<>se
Proposition I 58 Oflice of California Analy t. eutral No Position
Proposition I 59 Office of the Auditor General . Neutral No Position
Proposition 160 Property Tax Exemption. No Position Support
Proposition 161 Physician-Assisted Death . No Position No Position
Proposition 162 Pub lic Employees' Retirement Oppose Support
Systems.
Proposition 163 Taxation of Food Products. Support Support
Proposition I 64 Congressional Term Limits. Neutral Oppose
Proposition 165 Bud get Re form: Procedural and Support Support
Substantive Including Welfare.
Proposilion 166 Basic Health Care Coverage. Oppose Oppose
Proposition 16 7 State Taxes. Oppo e Oppose
Local Measures II Measure M-..J'erm 1..:mits. I Support II
Newport Beach City Council
District 2 Jan Debay . . ~
-District S No Position
District 7 John C. Cox, Jr. -.
RACP\(' I' .u1 n11tas111.1llon of Clluen' ;and bu'.'tillt .... !-t .... ""',Art' t'Onn'rtlt-d .-ihout icood gm(·rnmt111 ~11lw toed, rnunl). and !II.et
k'\t·l11, And 1m· ~1111118 to "1ppon and •ork for it' obtt'(tl\a 8.\rP\C: lllt'fnbtrs "'"' 10 pnttc'\1, prt:"t'r\\', and lunhtr #>Gd
~mt'fll, :111J fo..tt'f'" pohd<'ll en~irunmtnl • h1(h •111 qn.1lftlht11 tlk· pn\",IK' ('f'lltfllM"4.' "'~'"" ll'tP'C pnnide" 1 Ythklt flit
pt'Ople 10 ()(.'(om<· ln,oht'd and rit' In f>olilk~. 'ICJ lhM lht') mA) innlK'O\ l' the.•~" t•mmc'flt.tl proc l'S.' n~m"~ and r&c!MI)'.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot . .. Monday, October 26, 1992 A5
BurlinJ!.lon C1oat Fal·t<>l:l' ()/Jens in Huntington Beach
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lJecause .i\merica's #1 place to save on coats
is also America's #l place to save on everything.
There's nothing 'like us in Southern California.
\X <:'r<: th<: talk of the <:ountry! Millions of ~hoppers have already
dt'<.'O\'\:rcd our fubulou~ \'alue ! We have over P5 warehouse
ouc let~ from crnt"t to coast. And now '""'c\'c opened a new
"~upcr \X'arehou~·" in Huntington lkach.
We have the same de~igner label ladic~ tires~~-'-Ull., and -.pon""''·car
you see in department tore~. lhp name men·~ '-Uil\. -.porh,H·ar
and accessories. The best name~ in cloche~ for h.itb of .111 age-,
The finest Luxury Linens. too
And' of coun,e, the biggest and bc"c ~·lection of <.:<>.th in chc ''orl<l
ll"~ Ii~<: lot" of great f.u:tory outlet~ under one roof! One quick
trip and you're in the middle of the hc~t bargain!'t in town!
At Burlington Coat Factory you'll find che l.ne-,t looh. ... rhc.: hc-,t name-.
Huntington Beacti
-all pric<:d fur below deparcmcnt -,rore pricc-,1
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V" The Place to ave on Ladie De igner Fashions!
l 'nri\'alled ~lections of famous lahel sportswear. drt:~\C" and
ac<..·e'-~>rie5. The newe5t fashion~. All first qualit). TI1c he"lt name
hrantl!ol and designer labels.
V" The Place to Save on Fine Menswear!
Incomparable \'3.IUe5 on men\ ~uits, 5pon.~vear and tt1rni5hing"
The bc~t famous labels. Suits, sport coat . slack.o,, dre5-, shin.,,
~'""cacc~. pon shirts, jcaru,, tie~. actin.~vear. and accc M>ne'
V" The Place to Save on Kids Clothes!
Children's clothing for kids of all ages from kindergancn co college.
The n<..·wcst loo~ and the labels kid' "WJnt at unbcatahle ~1\ing~
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From A1
oC the case have paid thousands of dollars
10 create animated videos depicting their
ve r ion of how the murder of Hood's
fo rmer construction foreman Bruce
Beauchamp unfolded.
In recent yea rs, judges in several states
across the country have permilled anima-
tion into a select few trials, bul neve r be-
fore have au~neys dueled with videos in
a United States courtroom.
The concept has prompted as much
controversy as the case itself.
plannina 10 divorce hor hUIHnd •
move 1h1t could hmve COil lllf d
half his empire. Bolsterina that •
well-known American lndlin from a near·
by reserv11ion was in the cabin with ._.
nie Hood the night she was killed.)
man was also shot, but survived.
Police initially investigated him,
later arrested Beauchamp for the m .
after finding his fingerprint in her cabin.
Beauchamp, however, was later acqu7.
by a jury.
Throughout the trial, Hood publ l
supported Beauchamp, saying he difill t
think ttis former employee was guilty, itnd
Instead linked the murder of his wife~to
her suspicions of big-time dcug deals J at
certain people in the Camp Nelson c ~-
San Bernardino Cou nty Deputy District
Attorney David Whitney points out that
animated videos have long been used in
civil cases to illustrate, for instance, the
way a complicated, automobile accident on 'video animation will invariably have an
unfolded. unfair advantage.
"Our position is that this is just like any But Whitney said the Hood-trial should
other diagram in court," he said. "High-be a fair fight since both sides have spent
tech, sure, but nothing more than an ii· about the same amount of money -lustrious 1001."
inches from his head.
Whitney intends 10 prove that Hood
then told his secretary '10 leave the office
and waited six minutes before calling po-
lice, during which lime he allegedly plant-
ed a gun in Beauchamp's hand.
munity wanted kept quiet. 1,
After Hood killed Beauchamp. hol.v-
Beauchamp's friends testify he was left ever, police announced that they werel\n-
handed -yet the gun was found in his vestiga1ing hi.m fC?r havi ng a hand in lhe
right hand. murder . of has wife. Prosec~tors. co~a.cnd
Prosecutors allege Hood, 48, murdered Hood hared Beauchamp to kill h,as. w1
Beauchamp 32 because he was on the • he c~u~d collect more than a malhon
Out other a11orneys contend that cross-SI0,000 -on animation. r ir ' · · Jars an insurance money. ve rge o te ing police that 1t. w~s Hood Hood then shot his hired gun, prosecu-
ing the line from civi l cases to murder In addition, he said, neither he nor the
mysteries is dangerous since portraying a defense has put facial features on any of
cartoon character of someone commilling the players in the videos to sa feguard
a crime may conjure up emotions that against jurors deciding Hood's fate under
But when police arrived at the scene, a
shaken Hood told them he shot Beau-
champ in self defense when the former
employee, disgruntled over an unrelated
issue, walked into his office with a gun.
who arranged the murder of his wife of 20 tors said, to keep him quiet, planting a
years. . . .357 magnum on the body 10 bolster his
Bonnie Hood was. shot to d.eath an Au· self-defense claim.
could sway a juror's opinion. a cloud of emotions.
Furthermore, critics contend, animation The prosecution's video., will portray
muddies the line between fact and fiction Hood firing two bullets at an unarmed
in a murder trial, making it. harder for ju-4 Beauc~amp t~e instant the Fontana man
rors 10 separate the actual evidence in the walks into his Fontana office March 2,
case from speculation. waiting a moment before firing three
At a preliminary hearing several months
ago, however, Beauchamp's widow 1esli·
fled that Hood had promised her husband
$55,000 10 murder Bonnie Hood. And
Beauchamp was gelling anxious about the
payoff, she said.
gust, ~990, at a rustic f!10U ntam lod~c she Hood is facing 25 years to life in prison.
a.nd Jim Hood owned. 10 the Sequoia Na· Opening argumenis are scheduled to start
t1onal For~st com'!1un1ty of ~amp Nelson, tddar and 1he tri al is expected to continue
. !he qu1e1 env1ronmentnhs1 ha~ been for sax to eight weeks.
hvmg there for three years, opera11ng the Hood was initially sent to prison "1!h·
lodge during the week and driving back to out bail after his arrest in March, but two
Newport Beach on weekends to sec her months late r posted a $2 million propeny
· two teen-aged children. bond 10 go b:ick to his Harbor View hmtle Skeptics also caution that whichever more, and then walking up 10 the slumped·
side of the case has more money to spend body to pull the trigge r twice more just Another twist in th e case is that Word had it that Bonnie Hood was to live with his children until the trial.
WAGNER )
From A1
closed session Tuesday night to discuss the
matter.
Nicoll s:11d the district's routine audits,
which take a sampling of check written on
each of the school district's :iccouni-s, didn't
turn up any irregularities. Nicoll said because
of the volume of ched.s "'riuen by the dis-
trict each ~ear. it \\Ould be impossible for the
regular audits to examine each transaction.
"We \Hite tens of 1hou~nds of checks a
)Car," said Nicoll. "Sampling is a widely ac-
cepted business practice."
Wagner. who makes $75,000 a )Car admin-
t)trating the school district's S95 million bud-
get, is dei.cribed by (ormer and current col-·
leagues as bright, e:\tremely capable, trust-
\\ Orthy. and a hardwori...ing entrepreneur who
has run se'erpl side businesses, including a
shoe repair store, movie theater, and limou-
sine ~ervice.
"He worked for me for 10 yean., and the
guy ''as ju 1 as straight as could be," said
Terry Zimmerman, the district's former di-
rector of finance who retired in 1989. "They
(the press) are hanging this poor guy before
they (the police) even arrest him. He did a
hell of a good job for me for 10 years."
''He workeCl his way ;ight up," said Norm
Loats, the district's former ~puty superin-
tendent, who also retired in I 9 and worked
"'ith Wagner fo r 17 years. •· ·s very enter-
prising. I alwa)'.S marveled at him. The ne-.S
hit me right between the e)es. h 's tou gh to
swallow.
"He was a good team pla}er, bright. the
kn owledge behind fiscal services -really on
the cutting edge. He understood school fi-
nance very well. 1 never detected anything in
any way to be dishonest."
"We're all totally surprised," said Forrest
Werner, president of the district's Board of
Trustees. '>'r'our chief budgel person has 10
be someone who is trusted implicitly, so you
don't anticipate a blow Jil.,'\ this coming.
None of us anticipated that Steve could have
gotten himself into this kind of mess -usu·
ally money guys are very cqnservative. l sus-
pect that like many guys "'ho tffit pul their
hand in the till, their intention is to pay it
back."
. One of Wagner'.s Dover Shores neighbors
said she knew the Wagners fai rly well since
her three-year-old son often played wi th
their young son, and described the family as
"very, very n,ice people."
The '>'oman said she would be "shocked"
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Wagner, according to interviews with col-
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and classic Rolls Royce, owns a sprawling
Dover Shores home -complete with pool,
jacuzzi and maid's quart ers, according 10
neighbor -a condo at a Rancho Mirage
country club, and wore a mink tuxedo •jacket
to the chool di trict's 25th anniversary din·
ner last yea r. •
"l remember teasing him about that tux-
edo," Loats recalled.
"The more you dig into it, ma}be some
things were lining up thal you should have
persuaded more in depth," Loats aid.
Nicoll said he didn't know how the alleged
improprieties could ha"e been prevented,
given that Wells Fargo reportedly accepted a
district check with only one signature.
"We set up all the safeguards that we
could imagine," said Nicoll. ··nut if they're
will ing 10 take a cha nce, the only way you
can guqr:intee no improprietie is by having
two people "ho don't like 'each other take
part in C\.Cry transaction. And that's just not
practical."
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Society Editor Vida Dean ... 642·4321
'1cCartney misses applause, pirty for his Liverpool Oratorio
,n1d1 •
Will he or won't he?
Speculation on whether
Paul McCartney would
outhd the West Coast premiere or
his 1Liverpool Oratorio presented
Satprday by Master Chorale has
gorle on for weeks.
fre didn't! ltJF missed the applause at
Or;inge County Performing Ans
Center, and he n-":::s:=='1 ·missed the party
11111 ...
at Diva th at
followed under
the chairmanship
or Jolene Engle
and Paula
Lingelbach.
"Two "eeks
ago I thought, 'he
\\On't be here.'
Then last night I
received rl phone
------call that made ~Society me believe he
----· "ould be here. I'm sorry he's
not,'' commented Engel as 120
gue~ts c:ime into Diva.
Zee Allred was attending West
Med's FUNDSY event at South
QJ.m-\Vestin and came-l'.h·cr lora -
minute.
•·ts he here? I was told he might
JUSt show," she said, then quickly
dep::irted after ha\ ing her _question
answe red.
Geo rgia Frontiere, a major
f\Hite r of the performance,
in from New Yor~ for the
ion, bringing as one of her
s Alex Pacheco of PI:.T A
al right!>) and a friend of
artney's. 'D1m;tor William
pre~nted Frontic re an
rapbed score of the oratorio.
hers mingling \\ere Andy
n and ,.,.jfe Charlene. I h
h Donna and John were the
major undel"\\ ritcrs. "It wa.,
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ent by McCartney," Crean
id Painter Woodley: "The
s were lovcly ... \\Cll done, but
long performance."
o beaut1f ul. .. a lot of
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g. "I'm orry he didn't .. .
~ piani t did some Beatles
tu as guests compared notes
and munched on hor!I cf oeuvres
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DETAILERS
From A1
"Nobody's interested in puttinf
mobile detuilers out or business,'
Marchese said. "There's more than
enough business for everyone. But we
will turn them in. It's a federal and
state law. We want everyone· operating
legally. We just want to make 1t a
professional industry."
Local governments have been under a
two-year order to enforce the federal
water-pollution law and could face fines
for failure to. do so.
Marchese said that earlier this week,
he met with and joined the Southern
California Professional Detailers AssoCi-
ation, a group made up mostly of mo-
bile detailers who operate legitimately
and legally. He said the group is trying
to develop solutions to the problem,
such as a plastic tarp with curb-like
sides desig11ed to capture all run off.
The problem, Marche se said, is that
an estimated 90 percent or mobile
detailers aren't legitimate. He aid such
dctailers, w'ho are .called "hackers" in
the industry, operate without busines.s
licenses, ignore labor· and environmental
laws and undercut competitors on price
by offering an inferior service. He
added that the Orange Coast Car Wash
Association estimates that mobile
detailers on an average day generate
100,000 gallons of contaminated water
that runs into Newport Bay.
Lt. Tim Newman. a spokesman for
the Newport Beach Police D'cpartment,
said police have received several
complaints about environmental
violations by detailers, and one or two
or those cases is currently under
investigation. The department is
concerned about environmental crimes
-in fact, Newport for the last 12 years
has had a full-time investigator devoted
to such cases -but there haven't yet
been any auto-detailer cases involving
"seriously hazardous material ," he said.
"Our concern is when they're using a
substance hannful to the bay, like de -
greasing chemicals,'' Newman said. "If
people complain, we take a look. But I
don't intend to dedicate my staff to fol·
lowing detailers. At this point, it hasn't
Toddler struck crossing Harbor
Boulevard; in c riti cal condition
By Lori.AM Basheda
Stall Wnter
COST A MESA -A three-year-old boy was in critical
condition at Western Medical Center Sunday after he \\US hit by a
car Saturday when he apparently tried to cross busy Harbor
Boulevard unaccompanied by an adult. "
Police Sa) Damien Castleberry of Costa Mesa was by himself at
the time of the accident.
Acco~d1ng 10 Y.itnc~ accounts, CaSlleberry Y.as crossing Harbor
ttl Merrimac Way agatnsl the Oon't Walk signal when a vehicle
drhcn by Miroslaw Jarosla"ski. 36, hit the boy.
Jaroslawski, a Costa Mesa resident, has not been cited. The
collision is under investigation, police said.
Castleberry \\US treated for major injuries at the scene by Costa
Mesa Fire Department paramedics and transported to Western
Medical Center in Santa Ana by ambulance.
Hospital officials said Sunday evening that the boy was cdtical
but his vital signs had stabilized. '
been that significant of a problem."
Neither the Newport Beach Police
Department nor the Orange County
Environmental Management Agency
have taken any enforcement actions
against detailing companies. In fact the
Environmental Management Agency
hasn't yet warned an alleged violator in
the detailing business -the fir~t step
1hnt would be taken after a complaint
against a specific company.
Boon said his agency will try to
prevent water pollution by meeting with
detniling com panies and trade groups ·
and instructing them on proper
procedures, such as using a wet-dry
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a stationary detailing company at
Newport Center called Executive One.
'.'I'm suspi~ious. I don't think th ey're so
tnto greening the earth. 1 think it's
tric1ly wanting to run competition out
of business."
IOFOUR NEW'
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PHINNEY
From A1
opened up.
"That was a lucky cbo~. I've always
been glad I made that decision.•
Phinney was appointed city <*rk in
April, 1970. She had been an Mlietant
clerk since April, 1962.
When she started In the clerk's office,
city government was more informal. A
mimeograph machine made dino copies of
only the most important documents. ..
Today, there is a copy machine in
nearly every office and details mean
literally tons of paper are used a year.
Phinney's domain includes two huge
vaults that contain copies of every piece
of official city business since 19S4. There
are t~ct records, zoning decisions, claims
filed c\gainst the city. Mammoth
leather-bound red volumes contain every
resolution the city has ever passed.
The clerk's office is headquarters for all
election business, a~ well as being
responsible for compiling city council,
planning commission and redevelopment
agency agendas nnd compiling minutes.
Phinney is the person at council
meetings who reads each item in tier
steady, cheerful voice -even when it's 11
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She usually puts in 12 to 14 hour da
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While the minute details of the job tend
to blend over the years, n few major isaacs
stand out: the wife of former council~n
Tucker stabbing someone, the extende
General Plan discussions which she
thought would never ~et completed, the
Victoria Street widening project and the
extended debate over the, city's sign
ordinance. ·
She's retiring in April, and while she
plans on catching up on her two grown
children and two grandchildren, taking
economics and philosophy classes and
sewing more, she says she'll never get city
business out or her blood.
She'll still look over agendas -this
time as a city re sident. And, she hasn't
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Sports
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Monday Section B
October 26, 1992
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roger Carlson .... 642-4330 ext.387
Sports on TV-radio/82
Class1fied/B4
Healtt\188
KabJ\1 11.1...... [), '\ P' ~
They were living
on ··turnovers ••• ~
eventually died on . .
them (their .own>
.... Newport Harbor's 28-17
loss to Irvine did prove this:
Sailors can nose-to-nose
it with anyorie in Div IV.
wutchcd his team fall to 2-2 in
league pb) a~ the quagmire begins
to build fo r the all-important No. 3
finish in league. w h1ch pro' 1de) a
11d.e1 10 the CIF D1v1sion IV play·
Off).
"\\e v.on't i.ee an)one in this d1·
By Roger Carlson " v1!.1on (lei alone league play) that's
spans Ed.IQ( any better than Irvine," s:ud Brin·
1 RV I N E _ ....,.~T"-, I.le}. "\\c \\JfltcB lo be in~ pos111on
They had alread '-'~~o ,..,:'l~~ to '"n and we \\ere. O\Jr k!ds played · d hy 1~ ~d, hard but )OU ha'e to give lrvme experience t e ~ ~ d' h · d r b II " d t" (lO 0 I ' uc 11, t c~ re a goo oot a team. goo im~s · 1• . •r. Brinklc\'i. charge) prayed hard.
over Tustin) and \:-s; ..;/ kept j rc:isonablc hd on thtCC·\C:lr
the ugly time) (0· \~ ~ . 'O.• .. / )Uper bJd .. Scott Se:il (22 came~ for
17 to Corona del " ..... ~,p~:.--111 }Jr&.), controUed the clo~i. and
Mar). tool.. Jd\JntJge of Ir.me turno,cri. 10
Saturday night tt wa> gut-check ~ta\ in the hunt. "-
time for Newport Harbor High"i. But "hen it c:.1me 10 do,,n 10 do·
Sailors as they faced Se:i Vu!" lead-tt·time 11 v.a., H:.1rbor v.h1~h ''~'
er l~ine on the latter'i. c.impu' JnJ g~1h~ or a couple of cnuc;il 1urn-
de)p11e falling, 2~-17, the SJ1lor~ 0\1.'f'> :ind Irvine cashed them 1n hl
may ha'e founJ some ans,,ers to ""'going a\\a)
build upon. I he: I.tiler came ''1th :05 H.·
The found out the~ coulJ pb> maining ''ith the S:iilors c:impcd on
"ith the be)t anJ '>t;1~ 1n the hunt. their on their O\\n 22 \\Ith third .rnJ
as long a' the} ... ta)Cd a"a> lrom the lour. The plJ~ "as a pJ)S to the lc/t
~ Harbor High's Mike Gear c28l'sampers for yardage on kickoff return ~turday night against lmne in Se~ View League action.
"We reached most ot our goals to-up the turnjbou1
critical mbtai...e ... the lot rikc "ent fo l'\' ard l>Ctttnl!J
night," !>:ltd Jeff Unn!..lcy. "ho See SAILORS1l3
Coast made a. late run, but still -1econd~litldle at best to El Camino
~ Warriors run it up to 35-1 O before
Pirates manage to get final score at
least in respectable range ( 41 -25).
By Richard OuM
Sports Wn1e1
TORRANCE -When •
Orange Co:ist College last
btat El Camino, Bill Work·
man \\a a rookie head foot-
ball coach at Edison High.
In hi seventh year a
OCC's coach, Workman is
now 0-4 against the Warriors.
The Pirates, who nearly
~:.
'··· . \ ' .
pulled off a most improbable comeback Saturday
night in their 41-25 loss 10 Northern Divi ion
powerhouse El Camino, seem to be a hbtorical
i rite for the Warrior , "'ho now <>"-n a 9-2
me record against Orange Coast and haven't
to the Bucs since 1973.
Camino. S·l O\.cra~I and+l in the Mission
c.nrerence, has defel)ted CCC seven consecutive
tines, including 23-20 in the 1990 Orange County
Bowl.
For the Pirates (4·2, 3·2), following o bye
week, they can now expect to be dismissed from
the J C Grid-Wire's national rankings, in which
they were 18th lost week.
In Saturday's chao , while El Camino running
back Ivan Wilson was busy setting records, the
Pirates made another quarterback change and
wpund up cutting a 25·point deficit (35· 10) to
Oltly 35·25, then recovered an onside 1-.ack in the
waning moments to give El Camino a scare.
OCC sophomore quarterback Scan Ponder,
third st ring :it t~e beginning of the season, led
I
the Pirates' fourth·quaner surge after replacing
freshman Todd Mather, w.ho replaced Josh Ging·
rich as the St3rter on Sept. 26.
Gingrich quit the team last Tue day. Workman
said that Ponder would have been Mather's back·
up, anyway.
Mather, who)e option tactics "ere ~tuffed by
the Warriors, wus yanked in favor of Ponder "ith
6 minutes, 41 seconds left in the third quarter.
"We went with a guy who throw)," Wor!..rnan
said. "(Ponder) i our best thrower and we were
behind (28· 10). Mather's an option quartc~back
and he's an average passe r. I'd (mal..e the
'change) again if we were 17 points behind."
Although Ponder completed 10 of 20 pa )CS
for 147 yards and two founh-quarter touchdo" ns.
he was intercepted twice with less than 3 m1nu1es
remaining in the game.
"We have a chance to win ir "e don't throw
two interception , " Workman said.
Mather, ~ho ct a chool quarterback-rushing
record against Palomar ( 198 yards) on Oct. 3 and
had guided the Pirates to three straight win), lost
a fumble, was acked twice and carried the ball
only once for po 11ive )ardage.
His big moment was on the fi~t play of the
game, a 70-yard toitchdown pass to. OCC wide re·
ceiver Eric Coleman, a convened tailback who
was clocked running the 40-yard dash in the pre·
season in 4.35. Coleman was wide open on the
riJhl side and had nothing but desert in front of
him. It was no contest.
"We were caught by llurprise, no question," El
Camino Coach John Fea1hcrs1one said. "Maybe
that's what our team needed a little, to get jolt·
ed."
J'he Warriors, who held OCC to only three
first downs in the first half, did most of the joh·
See PIRATESJI!
EIJort was there,
production wasn't
.... 34-28 loss overshadowed by the
status of the injured Binh Tran.
By Barry Faulkner
SDC)(tS Wr1tet
COSTA MESA -Cui.ta
~le'a High football coach
M) ron Mt lier hJ'i prat'>cJ hi,
plJ)ers' heart!> anJ guh all
~c;1r, and Priday nigh t•!'> J.t~ •
loll' to Laguna I lilts \\,\!, n\l
e\c:cption
It'<; the f\1u)tangs' brain P'-1~cr. he \\Ould
hkc 10 see 3 little more product1un from
"The gu}~ \\ho \\Crc !..11l1ng us \\ere their
LJght end)," ~lrller said of the HJ\\J..s' 27
pa!> ing yard~. 170 of '"h1ch came from tight
ends Chrb BaeJec!..er .ind R)Jn Gc)er. "\\'c
1-.ept telling one of our guy all game long tu
wull off the inside release and force the tight
end oubide. But e\CI) time they snapped the
ball. ''e did something else, and 11 lo.tiled Ull."
Daedd..er caught fou r passes for 151 )ard .
See COSTA MESA/13
Look who's
No. 1!
.... Estancia sitting ~lone in first place
in Pacific Coast League football race .
By Barry Fau1kner
Spotts Wnt~f
COSTA MC.SA -fat;inc1a
High footb.tll coJch John
L1ebcngooJ \aid he "l) more
~.:l.!d..-Lh.ut c.\CiteJ .l.fte.r
hearing Ccntul) i..n~'Cl.:eJ olf
Padr1c Coa't l eJguc fJ\ortle
Tr~1bu .. o llrlh (1 1-~0 :it-
urd:i~). ''h1 .. h lelt the Eagles alone atop 1he
PCL ~tandllll!' \\tlh three g:.irnes remJ1n1ng.
· I h:ll "·'' a miracle.'' 1,Jid Liebengood,
"ho claimed his phone "J:> ringing oft the
hook rollu\\tng the afternoon up ct, ~1th
pla\cr and fan calhn~ to confirm his teams
good fortune. /
"~1.l)be \\C underesttmJtCd hO\\ g<Xld Ccn-
tUf) \\J!I (l !2-15 loi.er to fatanc1a, O\:t. 17).
or lll.l)be , .. e unJerest1m.ited how good Es-
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Weekend lJr1t:I~
CdM girls sparkle at .Mt. SAC
Corona dc!I Mar High's girls ----.-a-
ero~» count') forces, led b) the _. ._
~terling locking or Tr3C) C1Jrk _.;T.;,_;.. __
( 1 : 19 o .. er the mudd) 3-mile
course), finished runner-up to
Agoura on SaturdJ) 1n D1"1s1on ll circles at
the 44th annual Mt. San Antonio College
cro!>s count!) in"itational in Walnu t.
Others "ith top effort from Corona del
Mar "ere Dresden Ho"ell (19 0 ) and
Heather BrJ) (1949).
On the college lc\el:
•All ft\c Soiirlrem 01 ColTege men's
cros country runners ran pcr)()nal be ts Sat-
urday at the C:il Poly Pomona lm·itational
Ja on S<.:haefcr finished 50th O\erall at the
C\l~nt. \\hi1,;h included SC\Cral Division J pro-
grams. posting a time of 26 minute , 42 sec-
onds o\er the speedy l.. couf")e
. \take ~1cClure (9Slh an lS.15) and Brock
~hinen 196th in ~ ·16) ea~h bettered their
prc\lous b"'b b) more thJn l\\O minutes fur
~CC '' hile Ken CJbral (2 5 ) and Matt
GJrrett (32.20) also had PRs.
Freshman Nikee Pool led the SCC "omen,
f1n1!>h1ng ~5th O\erJll "Ith a lime of 19.43
U\cr the .:k cour.,e. NanC) Bard, running her
llr!>t meet after reg:i1ning academic d1gibility,
'J') 5 ht 1n 19 56 and teamm<.tte Heather Sal·
l\bt..T) \\J') IOith IO WA I
The sec \\Offii:n "ere 13th our l)f 15
),hl.)l,1s. "hile the men \\OUnd up 16th out of
17 team-..
On the comriun11~ college le,el·
• AJrian s-...cet)Cr and S1g1 Cabrera re·
cun.leJ the f astt''>t tame\ for the Orange
Cu~t College \I.Omen') and men\ cro~s
countr: team), rc~pcc1 1H.:ly. SaturJay at the
Cerrito') Jn,atJUOnJI ,
The unique form.ii, pitting one male ~nd
female.: runner from e:ich .,chool in d1flt!rcnt
rJ::c:., combining their lames. produced a
time ul W minute-, llJt for S"ect~cr over the
5k couf")e. C3brcra ran 21 :22 over for four
miles.
Other top OCC women included Melissa
Ha}ne (20:28) 3nd Robena Cone (22:58).
The P1r3tes' other top men's 1imc1 were
po')ted by R)3n Ackerman (23:31), Alan
Grant (21:56), Estanci3 High product Mike
Smith (22·52), Tim F1er (23:0-i), Jeff Manz
(23.38) and Je sie Sanchez (24 ·58).
Sailors rumbte, 16-7
NEWPORT BEACH -Brett .......... -
and Bnan McAllister scored fi,e ~
<.tnd three goal , re pecti\el), and ..:::·:::..a.~~
contributed strong defense to
lead hosl Ne"port Harbor Hjgh to a deci-
I\ c:, 16· 7, non-league water polo victory over
\.-1~iting Sunny Hills Saturday .
Brett McAllister
Nathan Andersen added
three goals and Brad
Pence t~o as seven differ·
ent S:ulors scored.
Jason Marsh had seven
s:i,es for the winners, who
improved to 15-4 overall.
High achool bore
Newport H•rbor 1 I,
Sunnr Hiii• 7
Newport Hart>or 4 4 6 2 -16
Su-y t1 ~s 0 0 · 3 4 - 7
t.ewport Hart>Of scorng. Bre
'l:f... :.'d 5 Bn • t.'cA:lis;er 3 Mcersen 3. Pence 2.
uJ J!T'tTle 1 C.eary 1, \','ya:t 1 S,M s· Matsh 7
S~M/ H1 .s scorillO Schie'e 5 Hyon 1, Brechtel 1 Saves t.•a;~a 1 S ·
@sl!where Saturda):
•Long Ueach Walson pulled out a 14-13
non-league conquest ·at Corona del Mar in
1he late going, dropping CdM to 13· 7 overall.
Long Be•ch Wiison 14, Coron• del ll•r t 3
0"9 B~a¥PI \', <soo 1 4 3 6-14
C1JrO(la det Mar 1 2 3 7-14
W soo scoring Coc11ran 6. B1a~r 6 loch 1, unk:nowri 1.
Saves; fullel10n J 2.
CdM sconno. Coclorl 3. ttnlQllOn 3. Gl.-c 3. Pllm s.
Norlofl 1 Sms· ~ 9
•Marina took ClF Di .. ision Ill power
Naigle
2. Saves Tasman 3.
Costa Mesa into O\ertime,
• but the Mustangs' Joh n
Naigle scored with 2'.18
left an ovcnime to pro\ ide
Mesa with a 54 triumph
at Golden West College. C....-•.••r1M4 Mesa 1 0 0 3 0 1-S
Marn 0 0 1 3 0 0-4
Costa Mesa scomo. Porter 2.
Grayri 2, Naigle 1 Savts· Awl!Ja
10.
Mama sconng: Kenyon 2, Atluan
Vanguards fall 1n four
Westmont College posted a 15· ----
10, 15·8, 7-15, 15· 13 victory in • 4(..
women's vo lleyball Saturday -'-'---
nighl, dropping Southern D lifor·
nia College to 6-16 overall, 3· 7 in the Golden
State Athletic Conference. Westmont im·
prO\eS to 25·3, 9·J.
Pacing SCC we're Jayna Auer ( 16 kills) and
Silmone Burgesmeir ( 13 !>.ills).
Azusa Pacific tops SCC
Southern California College·~ _...
men's soccer team was a 2-l vie-,..... .. •
.1im at Azusa Pacific S:uurday, ~
falling to JO. 7· l overall, 3·3· 1 in
the Golden State Alhletic Confernenc. Chris
Chaparo scored SCC's only goal and Angel
Ruiz v. as credited with five saves.
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s~ake bite medication sought for Eaglei
SANTA ~'A -
C.ll va q Ch ct.pc!
High foothall coach
Kn \ Van llook
can't help but feel a
l111le snake bit alter
h1o; l:aglc'> lo\t their
second straight Olympic League
game on a pl'otal fou rth-quarter
play
' Af1er an tipped -pa.'>s resulted m
a interception for a clinching
touchdown ag;un'it Valley Chris-
uan in the league opene r, Cal-
vary''> comeback attempt fizzled
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Boating summaries
MIHlon lerl•• ... , ....
PHR' Splnneker
1 SllOv.OOW!l. Pete Meade. (CPBVC). 2 Slo/IOSho( 8 I MUITI'/ (CPBVC) 3. Purrlpk.ns, EO MJM
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Emmett Hines (CPllVC)
Deep sea
alurday at. Orange Lutheran,
when the hosts blocked a punt and
returned it for a touchdov.'fl to
clinch a 17-6 verdict.
To make matte~ wor\e, the
blown blocking assignment on the
..PUnt attempt was created when
two starters were sidelined by inju·
nes.
"We had to replace some lud
on the punt team, and there was a
miscommunication," Van Hook
s;i1d. "The kid came 1n-un·
blocked."
Van Hook was forced to use
DISC OR DRUM
BRAKES
four quarterbacks, as Waylan
Kruo;e (concussion), Ouis Tuiolo-
scga (dizziness), Josh Walebwa
(sprained ankle) gave way to
Shane Valdez.
"ObVIOUSly, it became tough for
us to get something going on of-
fense"
Or. Luther .. 17, C.lnly Cit. 8 ._.._,.......,.
~ Clla:Mt 0 0 • ·-• ~~ 7 3 • 1-11
IWWIOUM llUIMlllQ cc-~~~
CC-i<r.ae 240. 10, waw-a. 3-S-I, S2 '"°""°"""' MCmv.a CG-Y.,,,,.... 2 S1 0 VJIOa. 1.7 -Br Sany F•ulluur
n....-
PDP .......
... very
PDP Nrptlcel
1.,_,S
8-nlST
PIRATES:
From 81
ing afterward. Aftu taking a 14-10
halftime lead, they continued to
shut down OCC's offense in the
second half.
In tbe fourth quancr, Ponder
led the Pirates to a U>uChdown in
his third series af't,er replacing
Mather, completin& 'hrcc paues
in the drive for S 1 yards, including
a 14-yard scorina strike to Ryan
Blanchard with 9~33 left.
Ponder completed lhree straight
passes in his next senes, the last 3
13-yard touchdown to Frank Mar·
tin i1h 3:.36 left. cutting fhe Pi·
rates' deficit to just 10 (35-25) fol·
lowing a two-point conver ion toss
Lo Brian Higgins.
On the ensuing onside kick,
OCC's Guy f altinowski recovered
tM ball ll lh• occ "' after, Camino fumbled It. On
C.out'I Mcond pllJ of tbt
howe\'er, Ponder wu lnle
and El Camino scored ap
put it away.
Wilson ~ct a Mis.ion Co
ence r~cord with six touc
and u .chool singlc·gume re
with 256 rushina yards (26
ries).
No such statistics have
maintained, but it is believed
El C3mino's 31 first downs
repre ents a school record. 14
Although OCC's late rally dde
mauers interesting, El Camino *'s
in command from beginning U)
end, yielding pnly 68 rushing yards
to an • Orange Coast team ~at
came in uveraging 247 per
The Warriors :ilso dominated
of possession (38:32 to 21
while meriting exactly 600
yards.
Orange Coast-El Camino statistic s ,
el Camino 41, Oran .. Coaat 21
Score br Guerten ~ Coist 1 3 0 15-2S
El CllMO 1 7 14 13-41
,..,.. Quert"
OCC-Coltman 70 pus lrom M111ler (Adair
klQ), 14 44
£C-Yt lSOll 111111110alien llXt). 7 44
lecond Qu.r1er
OCC -Allllr 38 FG 2 04
EC-Wt$0tl 1 n.:n (DI itll ~I. 0 33
Third Quarter
EC-W~!IOll a 111'1 <0*""-"k). 10 01 EC-W~~2 lllll (tlalltll Ille~). 6 41
Fourtti Ouar1•r
EC-W~son 3M (Dallen ... ,~, 14 SS
OCC-BIJnC~d 14 i:us rrom Punc!er (Ad~r
IJCk), 9 33 .
OCC-Marlin 13 pass lfOlll Ponder (H~g ~s
~ ttom Ponder). 3 36
EC-\\ SOii S6 1111 (I.IC• IWdl 1 II
A:enc!anct 1 200 (e:st.ma:ed)
INDIVIDUAL RUIHING
OCC-Wastl~on 12-43. G 2·11
Riiilty. 3·12 Ponoer. l·IOt·llWUS·S, ~:hef.
4 • lor .mnus-25
EC-\'i11son 26·2S6, D1Cos1a. 10-47.
RxNI. M2: HoGre'-is 2-3. l twiS. 3-9, Cl1!1c,
8-4, Roberts. Hor·mmus·S,
1 fOf•O'llllUS·7 '
INDIVIDUAL PAlllNO
OCC-M#lef 4.7--0 94. Pondff. 10~2
14~ ~ EC -SinQltton. 23·33·0 222. lloberta. 1 ·I
8 INDIVIDUAL RlCllVINO
OCC-Blaotllard 3-69. COieman 2·8
H ~ M 2·39. Wa~N-'\llOll 2-27 Gt aA 2
R.p.ty 1-14 t.Car.J1 1-1; rw~ 1·13
EC-Y111son, 7 71 11acti.~ 5·57, S S 36 Tend 2·25. ICnox 2·20 OaCosta 2·1
H~1·1
QAME ITATllTICI •
OCC IC
r11st 00.r.11) 12 311
Rushes ~aiaa;t 20-f.8 ~321
PmlllO yarciace 241 230 -PasslnO 14·27-2 24-34.0
I.fl w..in ~"Ilda~· 35 471 ~·yatc!IQ• 2-min-25 1·11Wl<6, Nc1 yareac• 31 g 60t Pur.ls s.u 6 5-40'1
f~·'ill'llbltt IO~I 2·1 W
f'll;H ltl yarelaQt 6·S6 15·1C)
Time of possession 21 21 3! 32
•!Ve rt!ll!M ir. ecct;:IOlls l11r.:iet rcvns
~· ~~~ Tire z ~-centers ·
K ff
WllYIWN.l UIUl ,...,, .... = ,....,, .,.
I 111(11114 ••
1""11114 •.• , ....,4 •.• I 21 ..... 1 D• Dlml11 ••
SUNDAY'I COUNTI
DAVEY'S LOCK.ell -J boats. 230 anQ!tft
2 yetlOwM llN. 8 )tllOWta', 340 bo/Wlo, 7
batr1Cuda 17 4 calleo bass. 1 sand bus 17 sculplfl
3 Shttplltld 711 rock! s/I. 3 bW !*ell 5 b-... ~ (retused). 2 make 5hars• (one re1eue0). 1
tnQOtf l1sll. IO llliCkeftl,
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PHOTOG: ...
From 81
day night from ha~ home in Ncw-
porl Oeach and wu-. ulcri and
re;.idy. Hi recollection of the inci·
dent''
"Ab olutcly nothing," \aid
Payne "I JU t don't remember a
thing. 1 can 't even under tJnd why
J wa tall there in the third quar-
ter."
Pilot Sf)()tl photographer~ tradi·
t1on.ally hoot the f1~t h;ilf of
game and return to proccs their
photo on deadline ituotion ·
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SAILORS: lead again, 1hnnk'I 10 a 1-)arJ sne ak b) W1l·
lioms, h1~ fin.1 running 1 D of the sca'\On.
r It g:l\·t 1hc Vaquero the lead for 1hc fir .. 1
time :.ind chc:y "ou ld not rclinqu1:.h it.
From 81
Irvine defensive back Chris Waite stepped
up and intercepted at the 32 and sped the dii.-
tance fo r the touchdown, pushing the count to
28-17.
Agai n Irvine responded, with a )JTIJshmg 74·
yard march in 1hrce pl ay ... capped by a 56-)ard
dash by 5-foot·6 junior 1 ony Muthi ...
So ll was tied a1 14 and the S:ulor'> ''c:rc
ag:un lorced 10 punt, amJ :iga1n the Vaquero.,
fumbled, und again the Sailor., were then: 10
reeO\er, this 11m1: in the form of Bre tt Hli)tJ at
the Irvine 32.
The 1de.1 \\It'> 10 colltrul Seal, control 1he
tlo..J., .'.Ind c. \ecute "1thou1 turnover~. :ind 1he
Sailorl> came uti1 1n the third qunrtc:r and
promp1ly look 6:19 off the clock \>,l\h a 40->jrd
march 10 the lf\rne 32 bdore a 48-yard field
goal aucmpt m1.,fired.
h came just as is appeared the Sailors were
in a posicion to do major damage to Irvine
after Wade Tifl had in1ercep1ed with 9:56 left
lH the Sailors' 16 when the Vaqueros went to
their favo rite receiver, Todd Thomas, who was
double-cove reel
Newport sputtered, however, and eventually
misfired on a 32-yard field goal attempt.
Ag:iin 1hc Vaqueros \\COi to the air JOd
ag.un the Sailors put themsehes into a position
to spring the upset ~ith Steve Gontales in1er-
1.:ep11ng Jnd re turning J 1 yards to the Jf\-1ne 22
Thomas had caughl seven passes for I 18
yards -all in the firs t half as Irvine assumed a
17-14 lead.
Irvine's expl osive potential surfaced again m
the fading moments of 1he firs1 half, driving 80
)'Inds in 10 pla)S, capped by Garcia's i.crnm·
bling 23-yard scoring dart 10 Tony Arellano
with jus1 12 seconds lef1 of the second quarter.
I~ ine's defense stiffened, but rcliabk Doug
S1uckey got the S:iilors three points with u 34-
)ard field goal \\ith 3:36 lefl in the third quar-
ter to pare the defic11 to 21-17.
"We were in a position 10 do it,"
said Brinkley, "but then we came up
wit h the late turnovers and you just
can't. do it."
That set the stage for the late going us Irvi ne
was forced 10 punt, the Sailor'>
fu mbled 11 a'~ay, then T1f1 came
For a long lime the Sailors found
themselves maneuvering for a major
Newport Harbor-Irvine statistics up "1th the big in terception at
the Ne''-POrt 16 "1th 9.56 left
upset, striking twice in the first half
wich che help of Irvine miscues.
Jeff Sanita's fumble recovery al the
Irvine 43 just 62 seconds into th e
game sec the scage for a 11 -play drive
with Greg Williams hooking up '' ith
tigh1 end Jason Lawson from 5 yards
out.
lrvlne 28, Newport H•rbor 17
lcote bV Quarter• INDIVIDUAL PASSINO
Newpcct Hartior 7 7 3 0-11 t•H-W1~1ams, 8·18·2. 62. Ht 0-\.Q
\!'lint 7 14 o 7-28 • N -Garcta. 12·21'2. 154
Dut three plays l:!ter the
Vaq \\Cre in Harbor's end
zone , 11 wa., 28-17, and the big
effort had gone down the drain.
Flret Quarter ' INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
NH-Lawson s pass trom Wiliams \Stuckel' '4rt-l1,_ 2-23, La Bass 2·20 La11son 2·5 · luck). 5 49 1 Gonzaies 1-7. Harns, 1-4
irv-Stal 3 run (81ek tk) 212 ilV-lnomJs 7-\18. Maths 3·14, Altlbno
Second Quarter 1-23. Sea. 1 ·lor-m~s 1
"We reached a lot of goals,"
said Bnnl..le). "but one of the
go::ils we didn't 'reach was no
turno,ers "
Harbor's Jeff Sanita (55), Ste've Conzales (40) and Justin
Ketcham (46) put the clamps on Irvine High's Scott Seal.
Irvine bounced back quickly 'With its
rapid-fire passing game, keyed by the
combination of Aron Garcia 10 Tho-
mas, including gains of 34 and 30
yards, with Seal eventually going in
from 3 yards out.
The Sailors moved the b::ill 23 yards
before punti ng, 1hen got another big
break with a fumbled punt, ~hich was
recovered by Greg Roney at the Ir-
vine 8.
Three plays later Hnrbor luid the
3· 14 Cllnstensen. 1.7 Nti-Willlams 1 run (Stuckey kiclQ. 10 09 Anendaoce 2 900 (mmated)
lrv-Malllls 56 run (Bilek lllclc). 8 35 GAME STATISTICS trv-Artnano 23 pass 1rom Gareia 1a "~ \:C~) 0 12 NH9 Irv Third Quarter First <!ov.ns 15
Mi -Stuckty 34 FG 3 S6 R~sl'les•yaroace 30· 7 8 28 21 J
Fourth Quarter Pau ~9 yarea;e 62 1 SJ
3 PaSSJl\O 8.· 19·2 12·21·2 trv-WHe 2 1n1e1ceQb011 return (Bite~ ~ c~). tM retJm yanlace• 11 31 8 05 Sms·y;irca~e none 110ne
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING t,e1 tl'dage \51 398
Mi-i II. 19·~5. 8rane!on, 3-8. Gur 2 6, Pir.s 2-37 5 1·36
. Morns, 3·4, V311gh.an, 1·2. Wilmam!I 2·tor fumll'ts·himDlts 1os1 2·t 4-3
m lllls 7 fla;s·r.et ,.a·cai;e 3·30 6-60
.iv-Seal. 22· l 11 Mat!lts 4'.70 G11c1a T "'.t c• pessess oo 25 51 22 09
2·22 ·p.--: retllms •ercep• or.s, 1umblt returns
The net result b a threC-\\3)
tie tor third at the moment wit h
Tus11n and Saddleback, Y.ith
po;s1ble ·comb1nat1ons fa r 100
ex1en!>1"e to mention. Right
no" the onl> hurdle the SJ1lor
~n consider 1s Fnda~ nigh t'
t:isk again~t Woodbridge. an-
other rapid-fire team \\hich
found out it doesn't operate
real ''ell 1n the wet going (Uni· .
\ers11y slipped b) the \\ amors .
9-7, last Fnd:i)}.
Satisfactory? Nope PRESSURE COSTA MESA: ESTANCIA:
From B1 From B1
~ Newport Harbor's Brinkle y admits a lot
was accomplished by his Sailors squad ,
but the bottom line wasn't written .
Standings mcl udang 1ouchdo" ns of 73, 35
:ind 2:?. Ge)er had two receptions.
including 1he game-w inning touch-
do,, n from 8 )'Jrds ouc with 13 sec-
onds left in the game.
tancia is," Liebengood s:11d.
By 'tarry f aulkner
~ Week-in, week-out grind
of the Super-Sea View taking
its toll on Corona del Mar.
Sea View League
League
W LT
Irvine 4 0 0 \
Over•ll
W LT
6 \ 0
6 1 0
5 2 0
3 4 0
3 4 0
4 2 1
1,. 6 0
1 5 1
The Eagles appear to be at lhc:
top of their game, dispen!l1ng "1lh
Laguna Beach, 36· 12, in a bench-
clearing blowout.
Spotts Wnttr Santa MUglll'~ 3 1 0
.. We're a long way from pla)ing
a complete g,ame , defem1'd}."
.. :ud Miller. ''ho
"We're· playing gooll footb:ill,"
NEWPO RT BEACH -Nc'"port
Harbor High footb:ill coJch Jeff Brin-L:
klc s:ud his team rc.tchcd c'el) goal ~
By Barry f autkner
Sl>OIU Wmet
CORONA DEL MAR
Newport Harbor 2 2 O
Sade ebaclt 2 2 O
TtSW't 2 2 0 d o pi ce lhe
Liebengood ~aid "Not only the
pl:l)offs, but the
league ch.imp1-
orth again t a powerful lf\ine \;
te -e~ccp1 the mo,1 imporl Jnt ~
~e were happy with the effort b}
kids, and \\C did play ''ell.' Brm klc:) ~.11d • But
not s:i1isficd \\'c 1.!ldn't JU'>t \\ant to play them
\\C wanted to win the footb.111 ~jmc. \\'e cJn'1 be
1ed w11h a gooJ fighl "
'nlo.le} idc n11f1ed some '>elected brc ukdu"n~ j' the
di cncc ag:iinst the Sea Vic" League-leading V .1quc-
ro... parncularly >0me Newport tumovc"° t3t~ 10 1he
game.
"Agai nst lhJI calibe r or football team, >OU CJn't make
tho c kinds of costly m1)tJkcs, anJ ''c did," he ):lh.I.
Brinkley was pleased "ith the dcfemc ugJin\t lhc
ru'\ "hrch concainctJ m IJrgc p.ut. en1or 1a1lblck 'coll
Sea~ Seal, one of Ornnge Count)') leading ru,hcr-1, ha)
11 1 tya rds on 22 carries, but had only three run' of more
than 10 ):lrds. the longut being 16..
Coaches aren't the
only ones feeling the
pre) urc the~e dJ)'S in
tbe unpredictable Sc:i f!llf.I~NI
View League footba ll ~lilfl=il'
race, according to Co-
ro11:i del Mar High Coach Da.,,c Hol-
lan d.
Pl.r>en. also know that a single m1s-
ta~e. :u. :lny ti(lle, could me::in che d1f-
fc rcni:c · be1~cen making t~ pls>offs
.. nd being re legated to the role of spoil-
er.
"b ef) thing is so inten)e, the kids
are h.t1,ing 10 play up every week,'' Hol-
lanJ said. ''It's t:iking its 1011 . and 1
thin~ tl m:insf estcd it!.clf in turnover ;
not JUSI in our game. bul some other
g.:un~ in the leagu1:y LOO."
Corona del Mar 1 2 l
UMtrS 'I \ 3 0
Wood:>rldgt 0 3 l
Saturday'• Score
II\ nt 28 Newport Harbor 17
Frldar'• G•mH (7:30)
Corona del Ma ~s lJni,ers1ty ~ l","le
Wooot>f\dge at Newport Harbor
Sa"tJ ~wga 'l di li;s:in
IMlle ~s Salle eb~ck. at SA BO'ftl
their 186 (total) yard!:> on the la .. t dri\e,
and their first 14 poin t' \\UC due more
to turno\'c r~ than our delensc "
Holl:ind singled out e nd ~1 11..c OeR-
e\erc fo r his \.\Ork de fcnsl\cl~ (eight
tackles), "hlle the recc1\lng corps led
by Chris Quinn wa~ che oifcn l\C high·
light.
heHtbrealo.1n2
Jckat, believe::~
po~111,cs can be
dra'' n from 1 he
aherm.uh.
The most d1~
app1Jinting ne'' ~
for t he Mu'-
tangs coulJ be
lhc loss of Or-
ange County's
leading ru,her.
B 1 n h ••R un-
J \\ Jy" Tran.
ihe junior 1.111-
back left 1t}_e
gam~~
through the ec-
o n d quarte r,
and .. aid after-
Standings
Pacific CoHt bagu•
league Overall
WL T WLT
Estancia 2 0 0 4 3 O
Century I 0 2 4 1
Tt3!MD Hills 1 1 0 6 1 0
l~ij-.'la H s I 0 6 I 0 '
MeH \ 0 3 4 0
LJgu:ia Bch 0 2 0 0 6 0
Saturd•v'• Score
Century 21. l rabuco H s 20
Thursd•v'• Qamea (7 p.m.)
Costa Me•• at Trab.;co H s
Laguna H hs vs EstJnc.a. a1
•.el'.OOrt Harbor
Friday'• Came (7 p.m.)
Century at Laguna Beach
on~h 1p are J re-
:iht' [(1r U'\ {10 \\
l f ~' c \\In l'ne
o f che nnJ
lhrce . "games.
"e•re 1n the
1)1!l}Otl~ It \\C:
"in l'' o of the
chrec, "t.'re ,o.
chJmpi o n:..
We 're in the
dri,er's se:it "
L 1ebengood
S3id his team
\\j) Jble to iron
out l fe\~ I.an~
ag:iinst the win-
1 e ) s A rt1~t s
And wh ile the
tough~st part of
the PCL ~hed:" tal, however, cored the fiM rushing 1ouchdo\\n of
th ye:ir against Nc,1,port, \\ith a 3-pnJ plunge in 1hc
fir quarter. Tony Mathis later added another 1 D on
the ground, bursting 56 y:.1rJs on • draw to cr:~)c: Ne\\·
port's final lead and tie the g:imc :u 14-14.
lfin kley cr,d11cd Ir.me quarterb.ick Aron Garc1 J ( 12
of 'al for 154 y:irds :inJ :i touchdo\vn ) "1th making big
pl., even v.hcn under ptc sure.
Turnover bro ke ouc in epidemic pro-
port ions fo r CdM, "hich fumbled eight
times (losing chrec) and threw four in-
terception . The Sea Kings fumbl ed the
b~ll the first ·si."< limes thev touched 11 .
"'h1ch helped Tustin O\Crcome CdM's
be:it defcn ive effort of 1he e:ison.
"Quinn is. turning out to be a vet')
good tight end," Holllnd said. "He
caugh t nine pas cs for 1.35 ):lrds. and
other al ong with Jeff Thom.1 on (Or-
egon and the Cincinnati 13engals), he is
probably the best run-blocl..ing tight end
we've had. He \\.a our offen)1vc playtr
of the game."
ward he m:iy
h:1'e tore a muscle m Ju~ hip. He
did not return and hi !:>l:ltu~ I)
\Cl)' much tn doubt for th&!:> \\CCII.,
and lhe resl of 1he !>CJ on
uk rcmJ111-., L1ebengood s.ud the
confidence le\C.~I his )OUng pl:i)eri.
arc enjO} mg "111 onl) help do" n
the -.tretch.
'°He's u gooJ athlete and he made 'omc thing' hJp-
pcfl fo r them," Bnnl.ley said.
"The dcfcn e pla)·ed the best 11 has
all )'eJr," Holland s:iid. ''They go1 42 of.
"\Ve jusl don't kno'' "hat ir 1
righ t no'"·" Mill er .. aid. "lie '' :i
in a le: of pain (SunJJ)) Jnd \\C
prob a bl) \\on '1 11.nlJ\\. fo r J \\ h1lc
"Our offen~l\e hnc:. "hi h hJd
st rusglcd as a .,., hole, did a re:il
good job ag.·un~t Laguna Beach,"
L1c:bcngO\lJ JtJ.
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Ttle wll and any codtc-s 3200 Perk Center Drive IFEO T YOV ARE A of Ofhc..i Rewldl In the of· .. , .. , eckl1es1 end ol GRITSCH M D CHERYL C teeurtd llY lie PfOOlllY lO be ,.... .,,,,_ .. ~ --=~PU~~IL~~IC~!NO~~TIC~~!E==-Jli••lillill•••llll are a\lai&able lo< 10th Fir CR I OR or a lice of lhe County R11curOe1 COINftOl'I deaiQMtm II at't G$11TSCH, HUSMHD ANO Wlf'E sold lflO l'MIOfllOlt •ttmnO ....,... ,_,.. ot 1WM1
ex!MftOatlOI\ tn !tit hie kt pt Cosg Meu CA 92126 contingent credllor ot 11'11 Ofenge County Callfof· thc>wn ""'8ln · ,.._dff AUGUST 14 1990 costs •111*1* ano aovanc.s lleeed &Dowe on Sep aD. cnstMMt t
by M court Daily • Nev.poc1 o.c.~ you l'OU$1 .... lll'CI pultueftt lo .,,. No The lotel emtlUltl ol II lnsll 90-4273'1 ~ Of1ldll ~ ..... .,.,,. Ol llt 11111111 publtca HIZ. NOTICE M T~ PtTITION Beach Costa yot.1r claim w•ltt lhe coun ta of Defd lll'CI Becuon unpaid ~· 114 the cordl tn llt ofllc:t Of Ill Couft1Y loll ot N NOCICI o1 Salt II a...,.,. Un APPLICATION TO ~ta eu1hor11y to MH• Pilot and mall • copy 10 lt\t to Sell ~ rtcord•d ""''°" MiCUtw .... lhe ,.._._ ot OIWlfGE Count( S327 414 34 nMa a.1 ~ -tied s•u. ••c--uc edmlnd•r the tit te Oc ..,3 26 3 "2 personal represen1attvt 1 l tl2 ........ ,,,.. ..., Pf c.llfOfllll d l)UftUMI 1o llt 111 d .,...,. ,.__ a.-Clll "' -"""' undtt the lnde~naen1 I .. . o. \811 appoWlted by tht coun "' _,.,,. NIA •tv to be_., •ld ,.. "' '° tllOn to cash, Irle W'9 _..,. allVaJlAOn •n-n
AdltllnlStraaon 01 Es1a1ts ••uc -ncE w11\1n lour months ttorn NIA W.. 1 •2·3a&741 ,... •NN•ud cos•• •• Nob 01 Oetaull and Ei.cton to TM ..... llX:tOt • *"*" er.. Coinr •..,.... To W1tOln It llUy eon.
Ml (This •uthor1ty WJU ..-v• -\he dalt ol llr.'ll tau•nc.. of .., Olhcl&I Aecotdl,, .... pm\1811 atld 9'hllllicel .. I Sell ,,.,..,.,. recordtel JIJlllE c:Mct. """ on • SIM Of n.-..... tm.. cem NEW~T S~TS ~ lhe peflOnal CP037030 leuers u pro\lfded tn on Nowembet I. 1112 1"1te o1 IN tnlliel pu(Jia· 24 1992 lntll 92-424'"6 of 1oN1 N* t ~or.., by a fll4111t COOP i. ( I Pl>'Y to
ref*Mntailrve 10 takt NOTICE OF HCllOn g100 ol "'' 1 '00 PM •I the N11t11\ lton ul 11w Noe"* o4 .... tlld OlltMI AecofOS _.. 5tl on 11111 or ....,II CJtdtt urilOfl °'a ~ubll&l'•cl Newport .,,. o:.~• ot "lto-
"'90Y actions wilhout AMENDED Cal1l0tn1a Prob t• Codt> iont enlfanw •o lhe Cwn· 1713 le7" NOYU.t•R2 1992 1119<45 AM c:lltdl orawn tiya 111• or llO• leedtC-..._ Oely hO'ie 98¥•-ve Control to
oCl_.inlnO cout1 approval PETITION TO The linlt IC>f hhng cta1ms Q.>~Hlhous.t 700 C1""' ".' •1t1tlut tu ,,.,., 11,. M THE ~ (JfOllTH) EN llfll IMl9'. and ~ •ocu· .... °"**"I. ti. ti. a ... eic:ot'IOf•c ~· tit
Beltre lialung t"erta•n v•ry ADMINISTER w1W not •KPH berore tour lucCAOltve Woat Senta l tu•tw wtl "''"'ti • tNf TMNCE TO TlfE COUNTY loll tM1Qt •oaallOft 111 f191. 2eOI EbtbUI °' ti~ ~t action~, ~dls 1~!1' .. ~~ heanng it. ~ ~1':; ~ ~':;!, ..,= ~ •1.:!:' ~~U~JrOO =~ CEN· ~ bank "'9Cfl•d In Ste ....,. 89W'I meo With s1 ~ tio•..,., the ptr onill ESTATE QF ... te no11c.,., •vv•• (~et lhe lime of ctrt.m by • ••• .. or l«Jtl ,.." v""'~ llOfl S102 Of Ill fNftCilj COdl otl On-Sale General U-
tef>Me!'l811\/e w•" bt Nell V. Nltbtt, Jr. VOU MAY EXAMINE in le•ful tnuney of IN crlldn unlOn °' • t hvc; CA II ~ IUCIOll, '° Ill "'cl •ll«llld to oo llutlMa PUIUC NOTICE c.n~•I requtted '° 111..,. noti<:e 10 CA SE NO. A165860 the hie tr.epl by Ille eoun u _, &• ... ) ... nghl, 11• dr•""' ~ • at•te 01 llWf lllgllelttlllldet tor Cl9ll (~ Ill'* tn Ill lie Mr!I ol tin• P ubll•h •d N•"-'Otl
tntef .... CS p.i1e>ns untt u To all hetrs you aft a pt<ton , lll'CI .ntefftf conwyed aevlngi •nd '°91"1 auoci at lie IWTlt of Nit In ll'lffu dtr olllf flan *" If ICCIC>•O Actlthlu• Beach-Co•i. Meu 08"1y
thtt l\ave w••~•d noi.t" 01 benekianes, credll0fs1 tnltH•• .. d IO the estatt 0 end"°" ,.., by 11 ""'* •''°" ..-ArlOI eaoaetftlfl or ~ ot Ill~ s-.1. 111 Trut .. 'Mr WlllltOld int 9ue1.,.. MaMe PilOC Oct~r 21. 19'2 c~ted \0 the proPOWd con11n9ent credttors, ang you may tilt Wiii\ tht couli dlNMt .,., 1n. prCJC*IY ~ ~ .,.cil..ct f11111 .... 111d 111.,..t COii· ~ ti Ill 'trut .. 'I OMO ltat.......t m5tJ ~ Th• Incle~~·~ ~rsons who may a lotnl.ll ReQUest tor ..... , .. .,., ..., County ~ Section 5102 OI tr. f.~ ~ eo IOd now'*' llY It un un• 1'111* btComt .,....,,.. to Th• F-ollO'llMQ '*"°"'
W.llOI\ au "·• oiheiwise bt interested In s~r Nol~ ol fie ltting ••• end cMeclit.d .. 1oi-Cilll OcJde end ellthorlHd .., ..i clMf Ill flt .Pl lie Pl\'M OI MOOfllt • • .,. ~~ .. ,..,as wll be wan'-d uni•" ian IM --..11 °' er.tale, 0< bolh of an tn11tnlo1Y ana • cto ~ "' ""11 _.. ~ Ill MN C*#lty INIW of rlllflt T"' Ei' flAOCI\ GROUP ..,_~ r'~ l~ts :,n ol Neil V Nl&bel~t OED 11,fJp<at I of estale a$Mls 111.c .. ' lC14 I ol Tr11CI lhe ~ ot ..,.,.. °' S. w ~a ~ S.. m _.. lie madt DWI 80.it Iola.a A .... Wfflm>l'I• i~IWS oood ptti n p AN ION N lde or ol any pellhotl or 1 lU9, in the City of lhell C4llh 11 ~. 1 PAAC(l \ NII lMOMOl ~t CO¥etltnl Ot .-ranty stet. Cf"I t2MJ
.. ~ .. ~~ ~E~ .. N~~ ~~II\ .,: ==· ~~,o~ ~ I 8tNch. Cuunty OI Tr"9t41e "wt .... ......, the .. ONE fOURTU~ll4 (1114TH ·~ Ot m~o "9"0"'0 Mhul 'V SIO~ll. 2l Ou --lh«f'Y SUHf'Of Coun OI Cllliloml8 Probate Codt A .,. Sc.-ot ~' "*"• nf IN T1ualH llT(MST *ANO TO LOT , ... Dm1tr"4 OI 911(1ilft• con &.•t ,,._Pol'! ee..cn,
HEARING on tie Calttofnla County ot R• 1 IO So«'-' Notk: 1 ~OIOed I" DI.cl """ t\inde TMCT NO 12019 lie TH( Ct Clrlll* to •'¥ lie lllMIN• C#•t t2'MO
.. be held on 0-.ANOI' t::'r: •v~ilaille lrom f\: 41'ol'1: ia to ''......,..to ttl9.,.,.. oi COl'OlO * llOOtl SM Mr.ES 11111 MCU!tf Dy Uid OMO " n ua bu••n•u " con ,.. ,toz at lHE AMENDED cour1 cleftl ...,.,.. ut "...,_,..' dor-• • met'9r nt nut\l n MO U Of ._ISC(LLM(· ~ hrtl/11oer.-"" lfllllnt ®'WCI by an 11\clMdUfll
,,._ P.M. "' O.Ot 703 PETITION ~It lt\al AttOfney tot P9litl0Mf • "'~ Oita of the &lid _. w1ll be IMCttt. OUS ~ SH THE omct Of a ortMclM lllrt11 etlf llt 1111 The re g•ttrantl•> com led at ,..., The City Neil Nltbel, Sf tie AU.AK Ii KATOFSKY ly utditf ot Mid but •1lhol.tt t 1llrenant THE COONTY M COfl()(R <S pM ptMoel ol flt ttott • menc9d '° Ulr\UC\ ~
loulh P 0 Bo• appott1'9d u p•r•on-' OOHALD A. AHAK. w .... ~W'I ''*• ••1"'"'1· ..... "' SAIO COlMtY CMM Dy Mid 0..0 """ 1111111111 neea unoer .,_ F'tditloW ' 'n: o;-CA =UV. to ISQ tum .. ""· Oii rtuMa mllW· feO'ldlllQ M... 1--..... ....., •• f",,,.,. -... • ... ~~ 111 .... 81.illneu N~•l•I Wttec ' Ml -·...-• .. I •• . ,,.,.._. 191ta nM\ltel ~""-IO _,,,,...,. '""'"'" """' ·--· ,...,.._,, -above°"· "4'A ' •r •.• HI .... ttal Cenh•ry hf1t EHi ...,... end~ ~ .... '"1Cllttlectnee• eet •n 1 TH~ , .... ,.. .... d141r9" Ii/Id .. A.V Stnldl
VOU 09JECT' T'O the deC'edlnt E. O 121\d "1 bun llUblUnOel ~ -"-'· .._. o..ct. •d"ence ClUSM AS ~ MO Dl· .,.,_ Ol"' t111• a.1• ol ,...,.. ..-emenc "" filed :;:-.r:i:e p(V'f·t0N ~~ E~ ~~YAngetH •CA=~ netN1 kno"" 1"81 ...,_,,.,, """.,,..,... fMO ON THE coetOOMlfmlM W\11• CllMM ~MIO 0... Ol .CU\ ~ Counly Cleitt ef
and ttale Vo"' ~ '° lldrrin•i.f lh• Beacl\/Cos'-bll wtttw\ °' ""'*Med .._ .. ,. ef'd 1 fl\M MCOf'DlO OfCfM•" TM\ Ouno-County et\ O«obef :=== °' Mt w~ ..... under lt'le MH• Plkll '-"'1 fthuut ~. lM ~ 01 lhe 14, 1M AS TRWUt1 NO t , tMl wtth IN couc1 lnd9otn0ent oc1 23 2• 30 1 tea ,...,.,. '° dt•. nwne ...,,. •· .....,.... 11¥ ... , ._., ..,.r&,, omc "l PMHM
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8TAT•mT Of' The SynchrONlbC Group, Bacon Acl end nQled NOiiet. MreOy ON'lfl ... Cllf. ..,,· ~ I ."' fOOI a.. Col#llr -o...lt MAMOO"dlDIT Of' Inc:, ~omla. 29~ Ce11s act• The qge de~ N ~ wilt be JIMI I(, 20U S. Clfat ... tN Pl ••• P1a•1 • AftlOIAe •....:.. ,_. I. t •
UAOf'ACfifiCMIS ~P Sle 8,CosYMna. llOf\ Wiii be undef lhe aolct ;PMl)iiCA...c.o., on C.. Lw~...... "*lllltlN hllfl111.... •1luu-. :C::-ttt07 • N11111
......... MAiia if. tan o.M-t.con Ad w'CS ,. MONDAY, NOVEM&ER OI. Celt U121 .......... ..... ....1•1•t .. l1r1Rt ™ "'i1wt le _.. "-U .._ = .... The ~ ~ ::: bullneaa -eon-lalilCl ac:ta end ~ o.part. 1192 AT • 00 AM. AU.· ... D. ,..,, .,., .. • ••• ~... 1N Fala •• ...... 1"8 Flis ... ...:... bf:"' ... ~... ...... ..... A..
N¥e llblnOonec( ~ use of ed by a COtpoBllOn rNnC of lndllllNI ~ SPACE • COSTA MESA C-. Lw. C.. ..._ 1N Fala • 4 .-WW .. dail'I ......... • ................ • TM Mit 11...C(•I ~ _.
th• Fict1llou1 8U$•MH Thtt teallrl*'l WU •led Sllte at c ... tom. 111'1• 153S HEWPOAT BLVD . c.r. ua1' ..... dcllng ~ -Sil.YER UN*OS, 4400 • 6 • WftAN oun:rr-~ -.: ~ ........ ti. , ... NIU•--N.,.,,.· OAAHGE lV & VCR Wtctl IN Counry Cleric of Contrac10t an<' ~bcon--COSTA MESA. CA 92e21 Thia bualftMt It c-,AClflC WEST DEStGH ~ lfwd. "' floor. TIRI. all Eldlll .,._ 81, under ,_ FkM10U1 a,·-
SEAVlCE, 2152 S. Bttttol ~ COun1y on Oclobef traQor9 shall pay not lesS AIOI J AD4MSJADAMS CluCtld It¥· fOll'll _,.... AND CONSTRUCTION, =ort .. acll, Calif. C-..... c.ril '"'7 =-• ~ 111111C1
St.. Santa Me. Caltf. 9l7. <>' Publ ~ NewPott awn. "':".,,. Ngtllt....,... ,..,, ASSOCIATES .HOUSE· The reglellllftt(•I com-cooo MacAttllur lltvd .. Ctt ...... D. JoMI. ., ello"9 on: Nae Appllelb'e r--.,. ... iii&ii1el'ii11iM-Nia=~
The Flclitious Bu11ness Cost 1 Me a Pilot ('~-~ he City Ila oOcained HOl.D ITEMS, A128 UC. mMCed 10 lnlnNd .,._ ..._ 800. Newport....,_, lnnlllne O.U. 2111 El._ A¥e. II, Costa Antoine S..U.
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11 N.,.,,. referred to above a sa ..,.._ trom ~ 0ncsor ol the 0. MILLAN STAR HOUSE· ftMI under .,. F1cC111oua Calt. l2tl0 Cele Ola Ywde, SM 0-. MllM. Cllf, -7 Thie .....,,..,. Wll llNd ... was f'*S in 0.-ange ~ty 19, 2e, NoY9mber 2, 9, ~ ol lndutllial Ael• HOl.D ITEMS, At48 CALIF Bueifteta Na.MCI) lllled ~College ol LM-..... CllM.12813 ..,_. J. Goddmrd. 2255 eouney Qetll ol ._:!1111~ on NJA.. Ftle No F372049 1992 uons the~ prlYMng MOBILE BO AT WKS. move on· September t guage Ind Cullure, 4000 Tett Lvn c.iiow.a.. 330 Heritage, Co• .............. County on ()Clobat ------NQhla Van ~ 9141 M-5&2 rat• of per diem-oes 111\d HOUSEHOLO ITEMS. A272 1MO • ~ BIYd .. ~ eoo. Orchtd Awe .• Corona del Calt.12127 ~ • I ....
Gl'-1Yllle Ave, wHtm.11-PU8UC Iha QenafW pr.,.alltng rate CARRIE ALEXAHDER ,,.,.K.~ :a:gort Buell, Calif. Mw.c.t.UAS Thia IMleiMll II con-2. 1 F ...... t TM ral ~ ~
'""· C.111. 92683 NOTICE lor holtday and O¥er111ne HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, A364 This ~ was lied Thia buslnea1 II ~ ~ lair. co,...,, .. doing ........... • This busmen wu ~ STATEM• ..... OF wont In !he locality In JOHN NELSON HOUSE· with IN County Qet11 of Thia bualnen 11 eon-ducted by: a fll'*W .... The ,..,lltalll (t) cont-Publlhed N9WpOft llMc:fto MtCll L.A80AATOlbES ducied by an indlvldual -' which the wOltl 11 lo be HOLO ITEMS, A373 JODIE Orange County on October ducted by: I ~ ftWlhlp mencect lo tranuct ~ C09ll ...... Oliily Not <» INn... D4M ~ "*-Thia $1.&temeril wu filed ABANDONMRJfT OF performed 10t each crall, CARTER HOUSEHOlO t , 1912 Tiie regl11tant(1) com-The reglllranl(I) c_,. NA under fie F1ct11M1u1 !Ober 12, 1t, 21, ~bet o.tvia. ~ .... c.ld,
wilh the Cour1Cy Oertc ot USE OF FICTITIOUS clas111\ca1M>n 0t type ot ITT:MS, A.395 CHRIS RVAH PMTaM menc.d to nnuct bull· INnC9Ct to tranuc:t bu9-lualneu Name(1) ll1t9d 2. 1912 taa3
Oranoe County on Octob« BUSINE.SI NAME woric nMded. to ••acute HOUSEHOLO IT'EMS, M:ll Publllhed Newpcwt ~ neea undet aM Flc1"ious neas ~ IN F'~ lbowe on: NIA M415 INoalM lfto.. c.llamia, 7. 1m The l()ltow.ng penons the contract. Hollclay '*" CYNTHIA DAVIS HOUSE· C09tll 8ullneta Nam•(•) lil"9d Butlneu NMw(•I heed ..-. J. Qodd.rd 2341 '°"",......Dr ..... Publlshed N-pon Bexh-~ve abandonecfthe use ot snail be paid as spear.ad HOLD ITEMS. MSS A()8.. MeSll o.-y "°' Oc-aboW on. June 1, 1992 abo¥9 on: NIA Thia 11 1 inenc •• tiled PUIUC llO-• QUrll ._ Cllll. -C~ M9" Pilot Oc1obet lht Fic1111ou1 Business In the collec:ttYe batOatnong ERT Hill HOUSEHOLD IOtlef' 19• a._ NowemOer 2. ~ A. Maiten, ~ Charmaine C!Mie _.. tw Couney Clettl ol • -Thia IN""9ea 11 con-
12, 19, 26, November 2. Heme· CONTRACTOR'S agrffment appltca&le to ITEMS, B207 SUZANNE N. 9, 1992 P'Nl6delW ~ Stlllement -Ned OrMCl9 County on October .......... duded bf: a ODfpol .... t992 RESOURCE, 238 Fischer uch partlcUlar cnitt. ells-KNEU8UHL HOUSEHOt.D M-a7I lhit ttllament wat ~ with fW County C1eftl of 9, 1912 ••nil.._ Tiii reglaV ...C(a) eorn.
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_ ........ _____ ... _-s_1_11 Ava .. Cotta Maa. Cakl. sltlcatlon Of type ot woril ITEMS, 8290 JOHN GAR-..... uc-nca .... 1N County .Cletlt °' Orange County.on OctOber l'M71M .... "' menaed ID ..... ~ 92626 employfll on the pr0f9Ct BELLA HOUSEHOLD r --0ranae County on October 2, 1992 Pubbhed Newport Beach-unier neee urlder 1M f1k:111ous
PUBLIC NOTICE Th• F1C1.tious eus.ness Cop.es ot tehedulu ot rrEMS. 8357 KIP WALK.EA Avlltl•• I, ttlz l'....,..8 Colla.._. Daly,.,. Oc· The F~-1>9!'°"' Bulinell NllfMC•) la1ed --------......-1 Name relerm to above rain ao deterrnonecl i re on HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, 8452 -l'~t Published Newport Beech--•• dolnQ bl.I--u . atKwl an: NIA STATElllENT OF was filed in ~ange ~ry file at lhe City ~·, 01-SUSAN PALTY HOUSE· ._,lllH..... ~Newport 8Mclt-Costa Mesa Daily Piiot Oc tober t9, 2S, Now9rnbet 2. AU.JONE a ASSOCIATES o.wt A.
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ABAJfDONMENT OF on Oecembef 18, 19!9 F•• lice, localed ll n Fall' HOLD rreus. 8492 A(). ........... c-. ..... Daily PiloC Oc> lobar 12 19 21 Nowrn • '· 1992 ARCHITECTURE. 1c:.: 'Thie ••ll'MllC -.....;,
USEOFFtCTITIOUS NoF440664 Drive, Costa Mesa, ea;.f0t· NALD H ARRI NGTON TM Fol owlog penona tober t9 zs Nowmber 2 2 1992 ' ' • bar M-519 Cotdova. NewpOn • .,-. tw County Clettt 01
BUSINESS NAME The SynchrontStoc: Group nia 92&28. and .,. ava..J. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS CI09 .. dOna ........ aa: ' ' • • C.if. 92683 ~ Cower on Oc11ober
Th• lollowlng per$0rls Inc, Cahlomia. m F•scheK able to any ll'lle11tsted party PAT MOORE HOUsEHOL.D AEGIS COMMUNICATION, 9• f992 M-5&4 PUIUC NOTICE MMtl Steven AllioM, 109 t, 1M2
have lbandoned th• uu of Ave . Costa Mesa, CaJ.f. upon request. ITEMS, Cl92 DAVE OOl.E· 1332 Bell A"'9. 12F. Tustin. M·585 PUBLIC NOTICE Via Cordova, Newport PM7MI
ine Foc1o1tous Business 92626 In accordaoc:. Wiii\ Sec· s H AL H o use Ho L D Calif. t2e80 t 0t80 , Beach, Catrf. 92863 Potllllhed N9wpclf\ ~ Name MACRO COM· Tus bus.ness wu con-t1on 1n:u ol lhe Car.tom.a ITEMS. C202 JAM ES f. ~ Unk, 2t72 Circle PUILIC NOTICE Flctltioul l'lutltl•• • Thi• bualneu 11 con-u......a n-.--..
PUTEA SYSTEMS 3812 ducted by a corporation Libel' COoe, lht Contract0t t.tCGOWAN HOUSEHOl.O Drive, Newpon 8aach, ......_...... ducted by. an lndl\lldual COila ---i> ~ 0c> Seashore DI. Newpon Tln stat~ent wu filed sna• post a copy ot lhe d• ITEMS C26S SIU. JOHN. CaW. IZM3 tN553 hllneeu Nw ............ The 1ag11tra,.l(s) com-\obW 19, 21. --..., 2,
Beach ca: f 92663 w'lh lhe County Clerk ol 1erm1n1uon or prevailing SON HOUSEHOLD ITEMS, Joe A. eo.w.1, 254t1 Flctltlou9 la.t-....nt The Folowfng ~ menced to transact bull-t , 1992
The ·F1c1111ous Business OfillC}e County on Octobe< rate of wages •t each lob C321 T. SPIELER/ALAN Caoot Aoed •208. ~ .. ,..,. .. NaMe The, Followlng persons .,. doing bullnell aa: MIS undet the Ac:titioul ""473 Name ref'"°~ 10 above 9, 1992 site BRODKIN HOUSEHOLD HIHs. Calif. t2l53 la.te-nt .,. dOi~ buslneu as: PUBLIC WAREHOUSE Bualnflt Name(1) listed
was ltled in Orange Counly PUb11shed Newpc)(t Beach· The C~JraC1or 11\d any ITEMS, C359 SUSAN RIV· Walter W. Cf\lhenden, t4 The Following peraon1 1~GS APARTMENTS, 2437 W a.. Roa~ AN'. above on· August 10, 1992 PUBLIC llOflCI
on ._,ay 27. 1992 F1<e CO$ta Mesa P•lot October 1ubContrac1or(s) shall pay ERA HOUSEHOLD ITEMS. Chatham Court, Newport are doing buslne11 as: wan Circle. Costa helm. C~if. 92904 ' Maril S. Allton• -
No.F532705 , 19. 26, November 2, 9, nor less lhan the s~f·ed Published N ew port BMch, Cal1f.t 26e0 AMAANAH·GREENBRIAR Mesa. Cahl. 92628 Klm, lJI Hwan, 25'4 Penny This statement was flied PlctiUMla
Jon Bruu 3812 Se~e 1992 preva.t1ng rates of wages 10 Beactl-Costa Mesa Daily Thia buslneu 11 c~ MONTESSORI SCHOOL. Btyan long, 11164 swan Slr8"l. W•t Covina. Calif. wilh tile County Cleft{ ol •ulllH• .._.
Df . NewpOtt Beach, Cahl M-583 alt W()ri(ers employed by Pilot October 19, ~. 1992 ducted by. • g.,_., part· 1309 South BrookhUtai, ~in:le, Costa Me11, Cald. 91792 · Qf.nge County on ~· ..........
92663 ~ tt>em In the ttecuoon ot M591 nerst11p Anaheim, Calif. 92804 :2626 Tlllt bualneu 11 con-b« 29, 1992 Tl'le following penont
M•k• Blal(t, 24972 Sutter PUBLIC TICE 1ne contract. . The reg1s1ran1(1) com-Mollamed Sull-lamall, Sharon ~. 1864 Swan ducted by..,, lndNldual F~ .,.. dolno bul6ne9a-= Laguna Hills ea f 92653 A pa)'menl bond and PfK• PUBLIC NOTICE menced 10 transact bull--13602 l emoll Avenue, ~~le, Costa Mesa, Calol. Tiie reglatrant(•l co~ Published Newport Bead!-CHIROPRACTIC WELL·
This busll"eSS was con-HOlliCE rormanc. bond Wiii be ,... neu under tne F1C11tiOUI H~. Calo!. 90250 6 l'Mnc:ed to tranNCl bull-Cotta Mesa Daily Piiot Oc· NESS CENTE,., 1131 0.-·
dueled by a gentfal Patt· INVITING BIDS quired pnOf lo lht e~ecu-LEG.AL NOTICE Busmen Name(•) listed Shamllla Sufi.Ismail, 13602 Jhl1 bus.lneu Is con-nan under IN Actibous lob« 12 19 26 Novembef ange Ave. SW. A. C:0.11
nersn•p NOTICE IS HERESY hon of lhe conuact The NOTICE IS HEREBY above on: Auoutt 28, 1992 lemoll Avenue, Hawthoma, ucted by. hutb•nd and ~tlneu Name(a) listed • • • Mesa. Clllf. 92S2'7
This statetnenl w.lS ~led G(VEN that the Ciry ot payment bond and I*· GIVEN tha l l he follow· F. Ste¥ell lxtfc Calif. 90250 wile aboYe on: September 1, 2, 1992 Dllf'll B. Curti1, D.C .. 1131
wolh the County c1~11 ot Costa Mes;i, act.rig by aoc1 lorm;snce bond sha be 111 1"11 Item• of found .. Th•s statemetit was lled This business Is co11s ~h• reglstrant(•l com-1992 M SS9 OrW'OI Awe. see. A. Coata
Cftar199 Covnty °" Octol>ef through •IS Governln9 ~form hand amount sec saved property ha• ~ th~ Clerk of ducted by: husband and ,,..";*' ~ ~sac~ UI HWM l<lm PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa, c.M.12121 9. 1992 Bo3rd here1nal\.er reteneo an t • contraCI doc:u-be-en held by lhe p.. ln9I ty on Octobef wit. B · . Thia ata*'*1t wu tiled This but lne11 11 con-Pubhlhed Newport Beach-to as rtoe C1ry will recetve ments uce o. rt f 2. 1~2 The reglalrant(sl com-us1nns Name(&) listed with IN County Cleti{ ol dUC:Sed by. an lndMdull.
Cos111 Mesa P1101 October up 10. but n01 later than In ae~rdance witcn J>'OVI· Cl... f ';;' :e: 0 •::: ff54M75 menced to tratlNC1 t>u• •~• or;i:~SI 15• l992 OranQe Couttty on Octobef Flctltiw• The regl11tant(1t com.
19, 26, November 2, 9 10 oo am of the day ot s•ons 0 • Publ•c on1tacc •i> 0 0 • •aa ' Pubhlhad Newport Baach-nau under tti. f'1Clltlou1 • on --v 2. 19§2 lh1sl""8 Name menced 10 nnuct bu-. 1992 November 9 .,992, sealed Coda Stet·on 22300, sul> a period of ••ceN of Costa Mesa D11ly P1lo1 Oc-BuliM H Name(s) listed ~·s l talernent wu IHd 1'54e490 S&atemenl ntu under 11'9 Fldllout
,_.,590 bods IOf lhe award of 1t Sl•IUI on ol ehg1ble 1 ninety (90) dap.: Glrl'a IOber 12, 19 2e November above on: NJA O~ theC County ~ of Pub41shad Newport Beld'I· The FOll0"'1ng persons Business ~•(I) .__,
---------• contrac:t lot the renabtl ia-•au va 11111 securities for Red Schwln" 10Spd. ' ' ~Sufi-Ismail ge ounty on .... ,..~ ..r are dO>llg bus>ness p · 1b0Ve on: October&. 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE i.on of ~4EWPORT BOULE· M'l'f mon es w-lhneld to~ 8 ic1CI•, Bow'• 2 tSpd, 2• 1992 This ttatament was filed i-29• l992 Costa M1$1 Dally Pilot Oc· 0 PER AT I 0 N A I. RE· Olene B cunis. O.C. VARD VAPROVEMENT SE· sure perfo<manca under N eon Gre enrt II M-562 Wllh the County Cletk ot FS480e2 tobef 12, 19, 26. NoY'lmbef SOURC ES COMPANY, Tl\Jt $Utement was lied
STATEMENT OF TWEEN 19rH STREET AND tn11 c0t11ract wolf be perm•I· M • e ow PUBLIC .. OTICE Orange ~ on October Publlshed Newport Beactt-2, t 992 18781 Pottofino Dr~ lrvlna, woth the Coutity Oefti o1 ABANDONMENT OF BRISTOL STREET led at ltie requesl and aw· o~nt al n Blc ycte, " 14, 1992 · Costa Meu Daily P1l<>1 ()c. M·566 c:..i,1 92715 Orwlge County on Oc:tobar
USE OF FICTfTIOUS All bids 5ha'I be made on pcnsa ol lhe contractot. ltoy • Green 3 Spd. DI· Flctltloua F547837 tober 12, 19, 26, Novembef James N 8eVls. 18781 9, 1992
BUStNESS NAME 3 b<d loon fumlsne<I by the Each bidder shail possess a mond Back Bicycle, ....,,,... Neine Publilhed Newport BNch-2, 1992 PUBLfC NOTICE Portolono Df . lrvlne, Calif. l'M?M:a
The IOllow•ng persons C•ty al me \lme this contract Is &,area B alloon I. Fii Stat _... Costa Mesa 0_.., P lot Oc-.. 560 927 Is Publllhed ...___ a.en. have aO.nooneo tne use ot S.ds ... 1 ti. rece-"ed at awarded• Class "A" C~ lra~ehler w Antenna Th • -r 1 ,... Flctltloue Tn1s business Is co11s ·---· lhe F•ct•l•Ous Bus nen tne C•ty or Costa Mesa ar tractors l>cense, pursuant & caM . we • Following ~· lobar 19• 26• November 2• PUBLIC NOTICE hMneM ....... dueled by· an ll'ld1111dual Coata Mesa Diiiy Pllol Oc>
Name CONTRACTOR s tne 0" ce ot lhe Cot~ Cl~. ~ Publ"OOConlTact Cod• NOTICE IS FURTHER PR~~Ov:.:'w1cs •• 1992 Statement Th• reo111ranl(S) com-lobef
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RESOURCE. 238 Foschef PO Bo< 1200 71 Fa.r I 1 ~d T'n. success· GIVEN that If no owner lOIOl Theseus Dfiv. H~ M-587 tM554 The Following p«sons menced 10 transact bull· 9, 1992
Ave.. Costa Meu, Ca •I Onve, Costa Mesa CaJ1for· u " must ma.ntain 11 Ian 8e h Cal 1 92646-Flclllloua ate dOlng business u · nest UOdet lh• FIC'lillOUI M-577 92626 noa 92628 11 or bcfCl'e the ltlt toeense throughout 1he appears and prO¥ff hie ~~ ac • 1 · PUIUC NOTICE --. .. neu Name NEWLINE BUSINESS Bus.neu N1me(s) 1111~1----------
Trie F1cfll•ous Business time and dale stated duration ol lh•s contract. ownership of the P"OP-Earl ti G Ital 1 PRODUCTS, 22661 I.am-abow on AU9Ust 5, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICI
Name re~oct 111 abOYe above al wthch 1""4t t)ley No Oldder may Withdraw erty w ithin u ven (7) The · Unnlfson, 10101 FlctlUoua The Foll •men belt Street. Suite 209, l..lke James N 8ev1s
wu Macr 1n Ocange Coutlty w·~ be publlcty Opened and h•S btd for a penod ot th•rty Up following the pub-ea Ts Onve, Hunllng\on lklMneM NaM• .,. dolnQ ~persons f OtHl, CalJ. 92630 Th•• SIJltemenl was filed Rctitloua
on Dec:emt>e< 18 1989 F11e read aiouo In ll>e COunctl f30lit!.lyS alter IM dale set lcallon of this Notice, W~~CalTI. 9=:::.r Stat.-m VALEN'fEC WELL.Sa; 3190 Kanin MurwZ>Ch. 2 Christa· wolh lh• County Clenc of h~ ..._.
No F"40665 • Chambers at s.:110 address Th• t>r"'~ "'ereo:. lh the title thereto INll 1340 East Michelson The Folrowtng persons P\llman Cosca~ Cal.f mon we. '"'1ne. Cafof 0.-ange Countt on Octobef The F~
Flychel & l..lmb.ng Inc Eac:h b>d ITIUSI c:onform · Y no o • west In the fl d If Street. , ~ Beach Cal f are doing busmess as: 92626 ' · 92720 2. 1992 ... ...-.,. pet'IOtlt 238 F~Chlf Ave , COS1a and be responsive to a:I C ~y Of Costa Mesa re-in er, 90805 ~-v • 1 · COASTLINE BOOt<KEEP· Valentec lntemab This bu1lnu1 It co11s F54M70 are dotng butlnna ea; ~~· ~~:n!s2:2~as co. r,!~nen1 B•dd~ng and Coo-:~';9~d~~ ti73:~1~0 :'~ ~~reofbec:=~ :~Z.t':: Thi• busl"•ss I• con. ~~ S!~~~. ~.~~ ~llon, Del-a:.-' 1~i ::=~91 by. • hm ted part· Publ•stle<t .....,pon Seach· ~~ BEY~~
duct9d by 1 corporat.on 84 81<1 o~~111~:V :1C: ir~lariltes In :;y btd ""'lch c•H the ~ :!_~~by: • gene< al Part· Beach, Calil. 92663 p 101 =~ ~~~:n Df Vi,;~:: The ~•gl1tran1(1) com-= 1~~; ~lyN P\lot ~ ~na Beach~. 92951
TlM stateme"t w3s f•led taine<l at 1he Olfic• ot the trae10f shal comply erty shall be aold et The registranl(sl com-Joseph A. Oeutscll, 225 t 1709 • menc:ed 10 trW'INct bU.,. · • ' OYem Mdte OuNac>. tOl Hloh
With lt'4I Counly C:Cflo o! C11y Eng-neer, 11 Fair :;;:: f'J0~0~~nsr:.'u Sec;.. publlc auction at e menc.d 10 tranu ct buli-Santa Ana Ave • Newport This , buslneu Is con. ness under th• FICbUous 2•
1992
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Oraoge County on Oclot>et On~• Costa Mesa CaMOt· 1 ... Co 1 f 1 sive, time •nd date to ba an-n.ss under the FIC1lllous S..Ch. Calif. 92663 ducted by' • COl'porallon B1.!.11ne11 Name(s) l1S1ed M-563 92651 9 1992 M l upon nonretuncable o u•• a 1 om1a labor _ _. B Esther B Oautsch 225 Th at>O-Je on. July 1 11192 This bu1lne11 Is ~ Published NewPOf1 Seacn pa l"lt of $A0 00 An ad· Code. the prev•hng ra1e nounc..... ustness . Name(&l ltsted Santa ~ Ave.. ~ • reg1Strant(1) com-Karen Mla'Ulcn • PVIUC NOTICE dud.ad by' an~
Cos\a Mesa P11ot Octot>ec d•~al ch1Vg• of $10 oo and scale oJ wages eslal>-DATED. 10l2i /92 ~bove on. Stpi.mbef 30• Beac:tl, Calif 92663 ~-unJ! ~ busi-This 111aeement was l•led The .,aglatrant(t) c:om-
19. 26, Novemoef 2 9 will oe made 11 handled by I~~ by the Director ol O~VID L. SNOWDEN, i:J H Gunnerson This business It con-Bualneu Nime(s)~= with the County Cler1t oJ Flct"ioua menc:ed to nNaCt "*9 1~2 ma•f. Bid Documents and l o
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R partment ol Indus-CHIEF OF POLICE1 This itatement was tiled duC1ed by: husband and •.bove on· January 1 1990 Orange County on Oc\Obet ._.._. NenMt ,,... und9f IN F'lc9loua
M 581 Olher contract oocumen\s tlla •lat.on1, Sta•• of Cal-Publtsh•d Ne..,porl with the Count Cl ot wtle Karan WOif Asst. s«: 9, 11192 l tat ..... nt BuJllM9t Hame(1) llMed
__ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T-IC_E __ , !'lat also be ••am•ned at ::,c:n~iy "'di: :•1~~ ;'!!; Beacf\.Cosla Mesa 01tly 0.-ange County~ S:::em-~eg11tranl(s) com-This atat.:nent was · filed F54l290 'The Followtng pet1ont •~on~
_________ 1 tt-e 00-c:e ol th• C.ty C1et1t Cosca Mesa. and sMlj for Polot Octooer 26. 1992 bef 211. 1992 ness undo ~h's'r t>u• wllh the County Clerk o1 Published Ne.port BeKh· .,, = bus.ness as Thi ;. tleO
STATEMENT OF ~~tn~~~c:~ n~ re.1 penal1ies prescrot>ed m59S ' 'Met87 BulineH .,Na~(s,C~= ~~County on OctObef Costa Mesa Daily Not Oc· v~24f: 'w~~~ ~~!~·fie~~ of
ABANDONMENT OF mailed unless the ad· tnerem IOf noncompliance PUBLIC NOTICE Put>lilhed NewJ)Of1 ~ abo\le on: Not Appl1Ul:>le • tober 19, 26. November 2. slreet, s.nta l4n&. c.M QfW1Qe County on aa.er USE! OF FICTITIOUS dottonal SIO oo cn;irge 15 1,,_ of ltle said code Cosu Mesa Dally Piiot Oc· E.8. Deutsch F547538 9, 1992 aa706 • I , 19§2
BUSINESS NAME! eluded w.111 payment EILEEN P. PHfNNEY, Fictitious lobar 12, 19, 21, Novtmbec This, ttaJoment waa f\1416 Publlsh.td Newport 8eechs M-575 Hae \/1n Ho Pham, 91 •1 l'Nl'Mt
The tollow1n9 person• Each ·bid $l\all ~ a~ Cit~ Cl•rk, C ity oJ ButlrMH Na me • 2. J992 with the Couniy Clerll of Costa Mau Daily Pilot Oc· PUBL•'" uoTICE Greenvit. Ave . W11lmin-Put>ljthed Newport~
n:rve at>andori.cf lh• use ol con'lpan.ed by II>• btd se-Cffta M e.a Steten'lent ,,.._568 ~· County on October tober t9. 26, Novembef 2, "" " suw. CaLI. 92683 Costa MeSll Dally ,,_ ~
lhe Foci l•Ous Business c:unty, ust ol Des1g<1.11ec:t Publ1 sned Newport The Fono .. ng parsons 2, 1 2 9, 1992 · t971H Tlu t bullneo Is COiis tobet 19 21 No"""""' z
Name STAFF AMERICA Sut>contractors anc Non-Beael'f.Costa Mau Oa~y are d01ng bus n~sr. u F5441474 M-586 ducted by' an ndMdual 9 1992 • ' ~n ~en1u'!._P1 S•e B. coiluSlon AH>dA"'I required PtlOI Octob« 19 2f 1992 (a)FRALEY AUCTION USE Published Newpot1 Beach-..... Flc_!l~ The 1ag11trent(s) com. • ......._
Tosta F na . ....,111 92626 by the 1 .... 1orm:it.on Fot Sod· • • 592 COMPANY (b)FRALEY THE eo.i. Mesa Daily Pilot Oc> RENT -·-,.__ mencld lo ll'Sn&l<:l buli·1--------~-.;;.;.;;'" h• ICllllOUS Business ders m AUCTIONEERS 206:> Se Pll Ors I bef 12 19 26 N SC.teMent IWU under "1• F'ic:t t.ou• Whethe •• buwing Name relerred to abo11e This pro,ect IS • lederally Mako the right move Cove Lane CO$lll M .. : CLASSIFIED 2° 1992 • • • ovember Tll• Following pereons Busmen Name(s) ~tied :,,vou c~ was fifed In Ofange Counly funded pro ect and wolf ta Pilot Real Estate calil 92627• ' ' ltlfOUQh CfaSS1f1ecJ art doing buSlneU u · above on Oclobef 5 1992 ~or ~sefra1algl ~># _.....,,
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S300 OllP MOft·INI paint, d/w, garage. •2IDRll $?50• Ip l!QCIQ m-J!M CC>f'ONA O.L MAR fOl llBT 2769 Ing, same day ap.
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3BR 28A upatalre. 2-car 83a.4t20 9-SPM 548-8731 •tBDRM $800• APARTMENTS 2 BR 1';\ BA apt, 1450 1000 •q ft. Prestige of· t.aoo-3eZ4430
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3 t-2 $1899/mo, lrpl, 3 PENINSrn • 2607 lly eomple11, 650-8310 fum BR, kit prlv, w/d Female wanted: prof, n/ FAX 50c. copier 10C. side ocn & coast vus, va.n ••E••talde 2BR w/ E.Slde, 2BR 2BA. S825/ 833-9550 .Al Ouln4an 2 c pkg. wntr 722-0924 •-========: mo, n.w carpet.floors, •Nr Udo Vlllege quiet. non-amkr smoke<, lrg condo w/ 1• garage, W/D hkup, d h h eo7V studio $650 $400 675-2102 pool/security. avail •Udo Penlnaul•* $850 Sml 1BR utile pd. S725. Call Agt Pam upper, s ws r, gat, utlls ~-Vr1y In. Sin-now. $400 mo. sc
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Unique 1 & 2BR Units Appia, lrldry, Behind 546·5880 or 979-3848 _n_o...;.pet_•_· _3_66-060 __ 7 __ , g,. ad IL 673•1769 Ltg room In very nice metro. 650-1661
for ,.ase. Private bch, library. 723-0S23 or •l M F U 1 1 1 ,., Furn Bachelor, w/d, u NB homo, quite, clean ---------• on bay, 873-8030 310·596-0619 102 E. BIY 0 ree ti s -near 17th & lrvlne. tni BLOCK TO SAND maid Incl, $500 mo. HB 2Br condo ml to no Udo Partl Dr. •Oce-_._ont Lg 3BR clean 2br 1ba, gar. ""' SSOO/mo. 645-0963 38R 28A, All refur call nowt 646-8083 bch, tennis, hot tub. BU"'u-e"S L _...... cpt, DfW, storage. ---------blshect pa ... lng w/d M/F non-smkr, prof. ~l;.'1 llK
able email S&4 sq n. 3 von). M&-6202 rms + ator, nr Redh11111-;._..;.L_O_S_T_DOG ___ _
Bristol, CM. 644·7205
•NWpt Shn 3BR 2BA 28a, ftp. d/w, W/d, $750 No Pet &il()..2495 GOOD LOCATION! Yr1y, c~~~ R~ntal~ RmMe:'!Pvllterdbea. lPhoo, $41. jsoac,' S425+util. 960-0654 FIN•ucE patio, gnr, d/W, f/p. gar, No pet 11700 mo 4 -n.n ~===~~:::::::::! Comm pool, tennis yrly 873-eMO •AVAILABLE! Lg 2BR 1'h BA town-t.aoo-2 741209 parking, kitch prlv. Avl Minute• to Beech. :;;;;;:========!
-BOOSESICONDOS 11425. Bkr 642·3850 . •ON THB WATEA• a..rge 2Br 2 .. Apt. house, lndry rm, d/w, 2 Ye.,. New! 3BR 1111 549-3060 Large master suite
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blond male, part
Golden Retriever,
whiskers alnged In ,...
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Ralph's , 17th St ..
Costa Mesa. F-.ilw Heertbrokenl Call
548-5371 or 531-3392
C-•i •3 t .. -•• patio, S795/mo. 2BA, temlly complex, · with bath & huge mlr· fOI SALE •SEA ISLAND·2BR, Panoramic view 2 --....,_.,. 2078 Thurin St050/mo RM /Bath tor 1 non· rored closet. Deck, 2~BA, golf course vu. Bedroom. 2 Bath. No •E'SIDE• CENTAUR MGMT 714-850-83t0 smkg person In lovely fireplace, greenbelts, ==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I
=========;I . 2600 aq ft, 2·stry. pets $1400 673·7092 2'st.Y. 28R 1 Y.IBA, d/ 642·2288 or 722-9012 hm. E'slde CM. Reis patio, pools, spa, stor· BUSINESS
$3300/mo. 644·9123 Vrly, $1500/mo, Bay· w, encl garage, patio, ou•111&1UTEED TO 3BR 2BA & GARAGE, req. $335. 548·5056 age, tennis. $550/mo, OPPOR-~ =~======~l';•:;TriHiiE!ieiiL:i:uiiFijF~si""°"~4BBRR front, pvt bch/pler, n/pets, 645-4319 IVV'A S1225. 208 Colton. '-" utll. 35 + non-'"""'' ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOTS 38A, 2600 t sq 11, pne gar. flp, lge 1BR, non/ L•VE IT! Beech cloee. PCH/ s moker. Strai-... t. 2904 l!ftlSALE
1400
rm W/'wet bar. $2250 .smllrpref.641-3731 •EASTSIDE• Lg 1BR In a cozy Orange.960-3727 RENTALS TO please. No p _.sf ======== ~ 528 Cancha 640·1631 2BR 1 ~Ba town· complex. No Pets & Fentaatlo O~e•n drugs. Call 71 4·'...."S-A M
==:;;;;:=:;;;;:=:;;;;::;;;;::I •UPSTAIRS 3Br 2Ba house, garage, fir• only S850 To Move-View Steps to sand SHARE 2724 3030 or 310/592·5820 ~ r~l:y~k::i!: ar•rr
8ul4d 'f04Jlf •t.llAll2 acre dplx, frplc, 4-ear gar. CORONA place, DfW. patio, lnl Open Dally! 1BR 1BA + garage. NB Bluffs, rem .ahr tum $3-4 cash Income PEISORA&.o11 3002
view lot In Nelle Gail Steps to bay & boxh DEL MAR lndry rm. S825/mo. 8 3 t ·8427 S90Q Winter 723-40.18 t1'hse solarium patio posslbte -lely. An j::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::
Rlnch.. S69llK call: Mark $1450/mo 818/359-4539° 2622 2817 Orenge lmmac lux oceanfront ~r.,:e~·tg:;~: .. ~~~~ .tip, pool, ga;, w/d new machines. No QHlt.IOFCOSTA•ESA
9e1.,., Ut·U001997· Affordeble Houaing CENTAUR MG MT 3BR 2'11Ba, seasonal home. 5535 + util. $500 + utils 759-1979 competition. PT/FT. LOCAL_. 1'111+
O'NS 1...akevlew R.E. 2BR 2 YIBA 2 car gar BACH APT near park, 642·2288 or 722-9012 BUHTINGTON rental $2450 4409 722-6679 NB-Prof 30lsh fem shr !'f_?eS1 d .. ~82117~7u4ali29.fled. 1·900-97&-0700 ex 184
steps 10' bchfbay lull kltch, lrg IVng rm, •MUST SEE• 1e•Cff 2640 Seashore. 838-3232 2BR 2BA Apt, health .... -v....,. . TT$2..96lrnw10JM..,,_.,.GA
$1250 " 1 b w/d pvt patio S800 + IOft •NB Greet Loci 3BR caoN UP TO $30 A BOtJSESICONDOS 851·"'""88,..vo'-:'64w "'-N057pe5t ssoO sec. 12i1s13 Beautiful loh bdrm, LOOKING 38A, pvt bath, ntsmkr clb, tennis, pool + ~ ,000 HOT GIRLS!
.,. .,.. C IBA Apt, frplc, DIW, Va Oft tat Monlh (28-40yra), prof, w/d, morel $490. 640·1259 ~~~~·E ~g8¢EL 1 -~ UV.I 1-800-736-7739 fOl IElfT BAY RIDGE, LAG 2BR ~~: ~~~n 1 ~~J'n on patio, lndry rm, $750 3br/2ba: $1195 dep. For• rentel? $485 SU.9817/~171 Nwpt-Blutts, fem room· 741.1186 not 9001 no c:redl crd ndd -::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::I 2BA. gtd w/d hkups ron' oor 238 Avocedo 2br/2 .. -· .... .,,. dep. Cell•-·-• mate "'"~""O to •hare•---------• a/ · • unit with deel(. Avail CENT R GMT ....... ......., --B 8 ....,.... • v 18 -. 24hra S2/mln c. lrpl, dbl g!\r, 11/1 anprox. lO/IS. S l100/ AU M Unda 536-n81 eachlront master r 3BR condo. Beautl-ending Route · Loca•1------~.,_ __
$1450 7~7ll2Sl-5004 rJo. Call 642~515 m·I 642-2288 or 722·9012 &?tt AAl\I\ w/private bath, fully fully dee., w/d , gar. proven eamer, Hard =====::::::::::::::18 ...., Avail now, Lge 1BR --furn, $47 5 mo . 555o+utll. 721-0042 Cash W\dy. Call Jackt .. --------.
BALIOA aiytront 2BR 2BA hse NORTH BAY VIEW 3BR 2BA 2-story In best 1BA + den, d/W. gar· HARBOR REAL TY Tom ... 673·9207 S00..329-8782 For Ad Action w/dock, outalde apa, Secluded • STUDIO ott-street location. 2 bago disposal, car· PROF F/M to share new ---------ISWfD 2106 2 c::.~',.,· ~=:o bright & airy. patio Car garage, w/d . frig, port. $700 + sec. No Newport lal• 18R, W/ COM 2Br 1Br apt. brlghVairy Npl Hghts V•n:stne Route: For catl a
-:;;:;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;::I Alty ,.7 ... 7-7 • $700/mo 673-5236 move-In nowt Cannery do0s. (310) 592·2214 D hkups, gar. fncd yd $450/mo, on utll & twnhm. w/d, gar, trplc -•· Eam • ateacty •. -l'llL-• ... -.,. Rentals. Inc 675-4606 + patio gmdr $850 dop. M/F non-s mkr, & more. Avt 11/15. cash Income . 1-800-D •LUXE EXEC BAYRIDGE 2Br 1Ba or 1·800·247·8209 Close to be~. lge 18A Avl 11·1 '536-U17 . ,.ralghl 675-9558 S600•dep. Jill 722·7360 _9_5_5-o3 __ 54 ____ _ TWNHS 2 .. 2 patio d condo. pauo, wfd, t/p, •-=~,....,,,..· =,....,,,..,....,..,..,,.--..,,-,......---.,,-----. ' ' con o, gato guarded, Attrectlv. t Br with nu carpet, pool/jac. STEPS TO SANO CDM Prof Fem to shr This Is the best for ""__...,..,,. -~: ~~ f~ w/d, avail lmmed $1150/ pvt patio. Great area, sec. gates. covered Clean 1BR, lrg deck. beautiful oceanside shari ng I Balboa --lllL
'• '' mo yr lsc 720-1200 walk to everything. parking Avail Nov. 14. garage, ut1I pd. N/pets house, S500/mo +ultl, Boachlrortt w/gar, -J
=========I HV Homes 58R 3BA. 3 546-9081 S800. 968·5632 $750/mo. 551·8554 1sV1ast. 675-6046 $100 646-4988
BALBOA
gar, trash -paint, walk
to elem school
AD-VISOR
842·1878
PEJOlfSULA 2107 comm pool, 52·5001
mo. 682·5637
L,AQ Z8r, 2 f\Jll bath Lge 1br $750 w1gar. Oce.nf~ w/marina Avail No v 1. 213 'h
Sec"d bktg w/2 encl 29th St. Prud. Ca R~ty.
parting fPCS. Furn. Avl AgL 548· 1005
1111 $1900 yrtt 67S-0308 Udo ~ont Custom 3Br, 3Ba w·p1or & slip.
$3000 mo wntr. Agt
518 lJdo Nord 615-616\
Yrty, untum, 2BR 1 BA,
beach eocta99 w/gar,
utll pd. st.000/mo
Avail Nov. 1 675-8213
COIOQ
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Newport North!
Largest plan 2 1 loft.
29A. 2 car gilr. w/d,
frig $1450 759-7659
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For all your home and business needs ~ 2122 NPT Crest. Exec 3Br
2'-'lBa condo, dbl gar,
amen. Ocean v1ow, custom dee. No emk/
pets New rental. TRW
req $ 1850. mo + 1oc. SELL cousnc CARPET 3514 CLEANING HANDY MAN 3710 LEGAL PAINTING 3858 TREE
855-0190 d 8~•
•Roommate wanted• 9oauttfUI 28R IBA
\.WWt. , car gar. S550
call Gary 72~M2.2 REMODEUNG ====== SERVICES 35481====== SERVICES j812 ======:;:;; SERVICES
3BR 2BA. frple. d/w, OCEAN FRONT 3BR your used vehicle 3408 •The R•Whltener• l:::i::======== ..... ..-REPAIRS Home/ ;:::;========1 •W.P . YOUNGQUISTl========::t
2BA 2 ltlfoogh classified upert wl!t.'llght earpet:uphol , Rentel PROPERTIES Paintlnv Cont'8Ctor •• Mlk T range & own. Avl 101 upper, c.ir gar, .... 2.a .. 78 clNlwlQ Re!Nlrs acotchgid Hou .. c leener Ht at C •Legel Help·llne• Oual. painbng by prons -11 •• ree 20. 714 Fernleaf lrpl, IMMAC, $2300 -ilV IMnl r "'CM• 5_,._5050 ' $13hr-4, $1•nr.J, StShr-2 Paint· arpentry .. tc.· Foreclosure? Eviction? Uc•60209e. Ins.. wtce Trff tt1m, r S1150~64<>-6324 mo,yrly.675-2272 Celltngs palnredlretext/ ....,. Mature/rHdy to work 1 __ o_rvw_•_1_1._G.vf64 __ s._5_2_7_7 Bankruptcy? Divorce? Freeest.&ls.3305 moval, cieanup, la
Co------.· otw. removedlrepalrs DIS· ========= Jadue Smolh 942-4899 Carpenlry. plumbing. E/Z Affordable aotu· ----------"'· 451-8&46 -• ~ .,_ counts! Wrtnen Guor. Ion 800--273-4529 . ...,0 v of ft. • ...ii.., W_. frplc. garage, pvt ------------------Acousttcpro 563·9009 CEMENT Housecleaning $30/day, tilo, drywall, masonry _1_s __ . ______ 1 r~ di _,., Vf1l
patio. Walk to t>eachl COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 Keepers In/out $100/ & moro. Reas rotes. Bed C~edlt Removed --AiclW--o-~---~-no&M--TUTORING
$1150/mo. 840-7211 t::::::::::::::=::::::::::::::: CONCRETE 3526 week. exper & ret1abl• -''"' 845-2824 Gu.rent-! A.is. l6.3209 An'f...,. ==:;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::l~~~l~I ~u~ .. ~~~1~3-~8~7~2::_:·l~S4~9 HlifMtY Men for Hire ask for Ann Mlcheel Co• Palnttnv Remod. 28R 2BA. 2-car· ... -----------------gar, hrdwd firs. w d, C.O,t.a Mu a
c.ntnal hHt, f/p, lge
yatd, $1575. 721·1505
Spect. ocn & hrbf v .. w.
3BR 2BA. f/p, gar, I e S2 I 95/mo Prvd. Ca
R"'f. Ca" 281·5819
COSTA MESA 2124
Eattslde
$99 Security Deposit
Bay Breeze Apartments
Spacious & Quiet lBR Apts
with Cool O cean Breezes,
Pool, Covered Parking &
Laundry Facilities.
Call 548-0336
DffiONS
REMODEUNG
3410
./.Driveways-patios·
patns etc. No job too
atnal. .-.... Uc,57&470
Mlcl(ey 3n·9895
Sunbrit• mekl Srvc PalnVwalerblast/haul· CAI BO<MM0.3304l S13/hr, + materlala
llc/bonded(lns. own/ Jng/cl•anup/rapalrs BenkruplCl'/DivOfc• Ref. 7 yrs.exp
oper by 22 yr police Charlie 722-7374 Attorney aaslsted ••711 4009•
vet843-6952 •---------Mam BBB·paymt plan Handyman Services. Est 191a-122-asoo ar.... Conat. D• T.J. Pelle Cone. Const 1::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1 Lie. Insur. Local rola.
sign and bid. from Conc-Brlck-BIO<:k. Uc DEC• Fr" est 973-7922 ==:::::::::::=:::::::::::::::I $35 al. Custom/comm " 2n 329. Highest OuBI/ &\ free esl, 842-0737 Low Pres (7l4)9&2-709J COATING 3570 Home Repelra No l<>b LOANS &
TOP QUAUTY
very competiwe
lnVext. Uc•648228
650-5066/ 650-3359
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Professional Tutorin
In-home. tat gn 1d ..
college .• All SUbjectL
Cambridge Academic
Services 494-7018
AOOM ADDITIONS WUKS CONCRE"n SEltV tp~msb/mca81rl/1ape~·~tc~~ REAL ESTATE PIANO & VOCAL Concrete cuttng/)ack '" 8 6 all typos, local, trusted hammer/3' Bobcat Waterproof Deel< Coat· nlOr disc. 675-4806 3 1 LESSONS 3868 WAll
builder for 30 years 487559 83t.28to Ing, quallty wrk, rea·1----------;::;=======I Ucill212S42 493"8e3t sonable prices. Uc # Senior Cltlien Diec • ======== CO~DtvGS 3932 587430 722-8789 ~ )Ob lllO $/NI. MOftgege Aete Pl-lessons. Or o1 ~ y ~
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Remode•ng. 9ddollOt15t CERAMIC al MNUS! 75~5402 free Info ltsl, mbr music teacllen Paper Hanging. S 10/roll. ~r~1g;:1i~~~~:&P TILES 3528 DRYWAll 87
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3BR, hug• back yard,
c:ul-d•sac street, encl
get $1250 548-7001
321 COL.LEEN
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11225/mo M7·7540 John & Shelby 846-8176 lures. knodldown. acous-Oemo1111<>n. Remodeling? -•rovvy 3828 =:;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;:===:;;;;:= The Crazy 633-7172
3418 -========= tic: & repa.rs Ut·789S •Walls~rete-crees ~ &Jn Cool Weter Pool•i-:::::::::::=:::::::::::::== •'•Ide 2Bt 1Y,Ba • I:;:;;;;::;;;;:=:;;;;::;;;::;;;;::;;;:= ;;; Witthoeft OrywaU ettash, etc. 7'8-1825 ========:I ~ly poo1 c.ng, c:tieml·
cottage. miero. attch Deluxe 2 Bedroom, 1 'h Bath AJr cendlt~llflnt In. CHILD CARE 3536 Prol rlua. 11 phun No .,...Avalleble today BleckmUn Meaonry srvc. equip repair, fr" WINDOWS 3934
gar w/opnr, w/d hkup, Townhomes w ith enclosed patios, atallation(mamltNllCe/ltj)lll ""'toowall 30 vr. UXI) $35 up. Trash, Dirt. Brlcll-t>IO<:k·•tone est. ns-1722 ·~======== aml yd. $950 631-44•2 ,.... ...... ·:......, 1 f,... ut.. 20 yrs exp I•
e ·s10E 3Br aBa carports and storage. Located In a ~==~ •Mario'•* 11ci 400030 --1-~::!:·~an-up, __ ,_e_1n_82_636-3 __ 1_09_1======== wi==o
twnhm. Yard, 2-car gated community with a spar1<11ng pool!•======= =--""_,,:,_~-~ve_2,,_r'.,.ao_,,out,...-_1::=======·-======'=~ =lwa1erlallsfpool remodel IOOFING 3910 Qo8" QI ........ ger, BBQ & refrlg, l!Tl!CTRJCAL 3610,_ brlcl</rocWblock/\lle (714) 847-4333 a1350M7~d7t+976&• IPP''•ucES Extr• Speclat Cere JO,lolO ROME concrete. Uc/ bonded
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28A zBA. 1200 sq n SERVICE 3426 P1* MeitltllNcn 11t111c .,...Expon •1octrtc.--REPAIRS 3758 • 633·9744 • Local R4tta. 18 Yra YACHT Plltlo. bulll-#ul. enc Clndy MMtl7 reS/comm/20 yrs exp Oreatef Padflc Rfg
1895 -5262 1111 emeigeocr ~·1tee 83•tMe ll'$21368 )lAINTENAHCE l::::-:gar~·-::-':'"':'."'-::13:-2:::-:-=-:::-tllL..--.;...•-----------.... •··her/Dryer/RefYlg Loving grandma wlll • k l 3132294M.1229 .... Home Repelra MOBILE ROME a .o.s . Rooflng ~II 3939 'Side 2tC).8 E 15th --~ Service and Repair care tor Your child In termite/dry rol reprs. lypeS roof'"!>'"PM 40 "'
38R 2BA 1 le dfw 15 yrs e11p, all Ed her CM home. Baker/ •D & R Electric• doors, plumping. & SERVJCES 3831 up"Root d1strus? caul=;B:~~;;:;=:::;~:
vacant. ~ra: i 1195' 83a.4t38 Fairvt-.549-1808 q\Mek MMCl/IOw pncea, morel 24 hrs 646-0997 =========I SOSI ~ld646291 l°OL•a Yocttt ... .toe 7 .... 958 LOVING MOTHER With troubleshoOt specialist . topside cleanlng/de-
2 yr old, wlll care tor P2·8S78 ========== We specialize In mobile ~:::::======= 1alllng Aeaaonable
'aide 251• mesa, Jbr/ AUTO TINT 3443 your chtld in CM hm'·s-p-a-.-.-,.-n-a·_2_2_0_v--1-1t_e_a JE°''reLRY tlom• repalrS/HNicea sraeeu cat-. 87 ... t•• 2.5ba, detatched, trpl, la.ktr & Flll'VllW) 435-0917 S.rvlce!repalr , n'" 3784 S65 relevel •PKlal 'WUO>IOn ~o=e ~~~ 11!' Mom will babysit my Briden Electric 800 597-M70 SERVICES 39201============
$1495 mo. 759-9022 11 you don't want 10 up-home Mon-Fri,~·· 2· UC/lna S36-379t c-h Top S For dla· ===========1========= YACHT lEllODWIG Clfade YOU/ home, car or 5 e kh t/ di d i...... I Rolex ..._.... Large buslneu, doft't c•ll uel . roo urs n a·,-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= mon , ,..-e ry, . MOVING 3834 Metloulous Morton'• 3940 A Touch of Tlnl Window napolla M2'·t 33e 1-buy end .. 11 653 w Mob~I• screen Mf'Vic•, ~!~,''~·,:,•'·:id ~ 534-11MS7 N-.y'• ltwe l"1'out FENCES 19th at. 646-7262 ===;:::;====:! no min -no aervlcel:POMJl===IOA==,=.= .. =ce=M=IST=
hlcup. 11225 15().3335 $100 I --. ~ "' a DEas 3615 Quallty Jewelry and ,.oor Men'• ....... 1 chrg Lowest Prtcea.
pft Call IN ptOple """' n · Watch Repair, custom hr min. Guar, IOwaat Leny &42-859S 1~ ~
'8Ne new condo. 3 AUTO REParn pertence.UA(213)8n·1549 I========= jewelry. Buy/Sell/ ratea, llc41108002 :::::::::::::::::::::=::::: =~1~f metr bra w/3 ba. 2-car ftU\ 9'd~ Mntce Trade 3116 Newpcw\ Insur. 7141633-9925 l---------1 ::.,.~~.~·a~ 3447 ======= C>vet~~,:::r· slvd, •7~39• PUBLIC NOTICE sPIDlmlt FIND
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28R 2'AIBA, 2-patl09, Moblle lloc ... nl• SEIVJCES 3548 P•NC8S.QAT8S. tiff Comml9sk>n RE·======== -
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services from electricions W'1c guw.
18 ~ ~ IEPAllS 3620 awll. N 1~ ~· .~ ":::.:. LESSONS
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and Plumbers to CAIPENTIY 3510 •LMt'• Ct•• .. •• ••rvloe. Removal, or c:haurre'!~· call :;;;;;:======= o.talad ~ Trim. Senior Diec Publlc ut ... ies Dt,. _.It....-,_ ..
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3018 No matter 5530 5530 ss30 111SC. eo1s1;:;:::::;;;;======:;::::;1-., ... °=••• • · lllloh•W Mountain tt13 Riviera. fully .. ., Xl9 Coltall ~,__ ...;-w1'91111 ......
1171
======== what you're ll:::::::::::::::::::::===l;::::=:r======= v ............. __,t=:========I 1111&e. 1a Inch. UllGI Deded, e11u11ne tan......,, 1o • ..., .... lllC ......_ .. _
doing, your FILI CLEIK Part· ime --.... ..,.. .. " obo. Vieu• ADM Bl&e, cMMln, tl'9Y Oft tp9Y. maoulate, atl,8H .,...., cat• .... MEMBERSHIP '" New-
pott B .. ch Country
Club ......... toro.e
..... 673-2584
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNITIES
h-town Energedc/enthualutlc VIRIFIER ::"'!ti~.!::' :;:::; Stunning Chinchilla S7cm, l500. 7»9829 amog cert. aeoo obo. oeo. D.vld 7S2-9408
..,.,.,. u...... Medical ........... Needed Thursday a coat, rui~ (310) H7....,. 1eew =========~~:;~~==~== n-.-· ........... desk 7&4·1033 Jan. .... new newapaoer w 111 ualn. 144.7141 Saturday momlnga ... 75-7859 GAIAGI SA1IS meH'llgll'. ... •
Q-1••• Newport e.ach .,. .. =========== llllCIDIS 1130 90190 .....,
The 1:11.-..:i .,,. ,_ Verity delivery or the • .._."___ DiVOiicl 1rg bronze t=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1========t _,,_,_ Bright A enthu9lutlc Dally Pilot. Muat hMle ..,...._,,....,., Fudogaf1200apalr I: CBEVIOLIT 9045 ======== ._ MGDI. .......
mature person re· rellabte car ~ lnaur· SEIVICES 5533 7 w Ivory Tuaka pair TIANSPOITa.DON •80 aoo aD 4 dr, naw *" oand. Oii lllue, fits In. quired for t>uay doc· ance. can •wron at cost st2,000 ... .,,_,very clMn. enc;-AC, auto, 41K ml.
101'• oHlc:e. Perm po. tMa-4333 XtOS S3000 pr, Pair ot Ivory ·-• C -....--tt3.IOQ. ataral t3GI alllon with good proe •n••••• ... "--•---near __,, -
pacts Varied a Int•; Pr•School Teacher/Aid PleaM be aware that HOfMtl 3 ~', c:oac Big block, non match· -~pi:--toe:::•:7000=:·;M:..:,t-G55:=':~=====~~~ I • dull "'-1 • ..: needed tor •flemoons .. _ 11 a-In thl t S7,ooo Mii 12200 pr, Ing lls, auto, xlnt
Ht ng ••· ,__ ~ M-F. Some ECE unlt• •·-11""'8 1 ca · 4' Ivory Elephant coat cond, attMt or atrlp. 1974 280 4dr, power, VOL IS W & GI• according to qualiflc· pref. &42_.050 egory may require you S5000 ... , 11700, -·'· BO.ITS 7011 w--819"" .. 1·..-runallook• greM. leev-.... altons & exp. For In· to cell a 900 number _. -···-· , __ ....., Mii ...u terview call 840-7030. UPMOLSTIRYCLaMlllG '" which there la a or 4' Ivory Pagodu lnO ror Korea.must EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
O RFJC• HELP SP•CIAUST charge per minute. 11200, fcl ameo glaU 17 FT Schock ..... '""-· ========:f-.... l:MIOO~-·obo=~ ..... -=~5239~~1~;=:::::=;;::::~ r Must have eictenstve YAMS, ah bowls, 8' ,... .,..,. • ... .,, ... ..,. 8L JOnl 1":93 Aabbll Cauu ... la. A TeleMllte 9uppert background In clean-Bartender Tr81nee1 screen•. 3 W aolld trlc, flip.top model. POID 9075 ·--IK II lmmec oond. t ...,.,,
5530 5530
* HICKORY FARMS * Day/eve. 433-0t50 Ing natural fibers. Refs Needed, eam up to Jade clock cost $&500. Dr . .Jank• 3t0. =========:I cond. 11 m ••· White, AC, atereo.
PIT aa•ES & Job history req 51 50 dally, aalary + 113,000 NII $3200, 2 ·~2_7_4_-690_:....1':....1_1_....e_13-_1_2_32_ dark blue. 118,500. l3500. 72CMlan
Gift Customer
-B 1u Ivory Samurai Sword•·-, '81 MUSTANG conv 721~11 Moms & grandmoth· ase comm t-vo me tips, full or part time. $350 a pc, & etc etc 89 Baytlnef. 15 with 50 auto. Ex~I. top, tlfea, '89 c•rt•l•I
Supervis~r Service
era. Ttuou"'h Chrtst· Incentive bonus. Work 2 wk tralrllng, women, hp outboard. Auna/ cond HURRY .... 950·•-========= ........ , •• -Nd F r:;· 1 land In OC w/hlgh•nd res men 21 or older. Can: •le 141-0790 looks great, Iota of ••· · 1~ -t• -... -
mash ash~7; · & comm'I cllentele. 800-532 .. 222 , __ E_S_T_A_T_E_U_L_• __ tru. $3500. 673-6958 ---------iNISSAN 9150 w/blk .m'°:s ';:'~·
Coordinatt rmMng Earn extn money
prep & sending of during the holidays
PM rs.
64
Vacation. hollday & COMPANION CARE ChlMse bar $1500, '81 TEMPO. Fully-========= :.'950. • ... aeoS
TRADE health Ins benefits drlve/erranda/ptepare exquisite Ivory cheaal========= loaded, all power, xtra •
Hickoiy farms gifts • , selling Hidcofy farms gifts. provided. Call Jerry at meals, Gu•lltv set 12500, Oriental SAn BOATS 7014 c lean, drlvu/looka '90 300 ZX TWln Turt>o. 1114 .... Bui
714/641·7127. '9ferences 551-1819 carpets S750-S2000, good. 12350. 821 .. 718 23K ml, loaded. Blue PowertultAUM ..._ Above average wage . No
experience necessary, will train.
Part or full time. App_ly _ in person, Westcliff Plaza, 17th &
through classified Buy 11. Sell It. Find It. Russian bo•e• 1200-I;:::::::::::::===== Book S24K, Hklng s1,IOO/obo. .... Ztl8
842-5878 Classified. S400, music bo11H, 80' Lwcury Sloop l=========I $22,500. -ee-24271• MERCHANDISE African art. J8K yellow Unusual Bus. Opty
in-Price Offer with HONDA 9085 gold Emerald, (1.41K) Full Malnt & Crew ANTIQUES a
& diamond (0.40K> Nord Vts. 673-8878 OLDSllOIILE 9155 rT HrJCS 9250 ring, sac S750/obo.1 _ _:....;;.;..;;;...;.;;;.;...;....;;...;..,_;,..,,. ~ EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
Irvine, Newport Beach. 5530 5530 APPUANCES 6011 ======
24" cultured pearl 9 rt HOBIE 1, wttraller & ''79 ACCORD, good =========t:========= gem-qual necklace wf cover only 2 hr sailing cond, AC ... ,,,. great.
sterling clasp, $500/ time, Ilk• -SAC 11100/obo :.21-8718 '80 Delta .. "°Vele·
4-door, •Int cond, low
mllage. 11300/obo.
7141837-3738
, ............... -
obo. Lacquer ratta $900 585-9097
aectlo"al couch, cot Admlral side X side v ... A.T: ""' ... chanlcaifV R ... ored. HOUSEKEEPER
NEWPORT Bf'ACH ARE'A · APPOINTMENT COORDINATOR. 2 dr, w/'tee maker
almond cir, 3 yrs new
$375 310-438·7812
fee table & chair w/I=:==~==== JAGUAi 9105
hassock, $1000. Mar· SPEED 6 l-;;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I:======= ble din table, 3'118', I•
s1000. Stein bears & Sia IOA1'
New Interior, Juat
need• paint Job '° be better Ut•n n•w.
14200080
Must have experience in fine home.
Y' Full time Y' Live out
Full time, from your home.
Need phone. Top Comm.,
FREE Training. OC, LA,
SD. Call Dave at M.T .I.
Refrlg $180, washer &
dryer $140 each, dish·
washer 1125 846-5848
'92 XJI CONVUITIBLE PEUGEOT 9160 (714) ... 1571 , __ .:.;..;;..;:..~;...;.;;..;... __ animals, deslgl"terl;:::::======= dolls··Elizabeth Taylor
from National Velvet,
whl w/blk top, tan Int, =========
19' QLASTRON '87 '1 ... then 500 ml, RENT
& Victorian bride. 673·
60141--1-504~~~~~-FURNITURE
190HP Mere/cruiser 11 lull power, all opp, reg 1989 405ml 18valve, o. Open Bow Tri-Hull, paid thru 6-93, • yr 4cyl, 5 speed, gr9al
Sun-Top, Trailer, Lots warr, 154,000 obo, cond, gray·alfver.ltOk ttvough ciasSlfted
or storage. Great Ski _T_od __ d __ a_se.._7_a_1_e ____ 64 __ 4~_1_w_2_•a._94_ee __ ·---~-----Iii' Non-smoker 'Iii' English speaking
Send infonnation & references to:
1280 }3ison • 89 -311
Newport Beach, CA 92660
1-800-7 48-6806
=============== Queen or King Palms, 8
•2 Twin Firm Matt, feet tall, $20 ea, Herb
springs & frames, plants 80 kinds $1 ea,
gucstm LIKE NEW
1
_u_1_ac_6_74_•_94_22 ___ _
Boa1 In e•cellent con·
dltlon (10 person ca-
pacity). $10,500 OBO.
Call (714)846-1571 $150 each 546-6197 Shade, Pino, CyprollS
E11ec Home Furn: white-trees. 15-gallon, $20. I========~
wash oak:livlng/frml I -gallon plants, St YACHTS 7018
dlnnlng/lamlly/bed Wisteria $10. 674·94221-::::=:::=:::::::::::::
rooms. Price to ••II•----------•·
TO.DAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
HOMEWOllKE/lS WANTED
EARN $400 WEEKLY
working part-time from
home . For an application
and additional information
call now:
(404) 908-5314 24 Hoa.r•
INTERPLOY
It costs a lot to
be a teenager
these
days.
'3000
So apply now for
After School Jobs
Money for the neceealtlee cay be youn wtth • Job g9ttlng new cldtomera for the Dally
Pl1ol Um extra money wottclng wtth 'fOUI
fl1end9 3 ttour. NCh weetcday ewnlng. ... -.. ,,,,. .. ,,,,,. ,,, .....
..... f'rial. ... -.__ • ,..,, .. u.11,..,.,. * ,,.., .... ,, """"
Cell ...... , ...
(714) 674-9324
EMPLOYMENT
5530
t HOUSEKEEPER NHDED
5 to 6 days per wk
general housecleaning
must hnve transporta
tlon, live out. Engllah
speaking, refrences
roq, please call
684-0870 days
720-0356 alter Spm
CUSTOMER SERVICE REPS
Needed for Order Proc. Oept. in Newport
Beach. Type 25WPM/Handle Incoming Phqne
Orders, Data Entry & Verification. Excellent
Oral & Written Communication Skills. Detail
Oriented Part-Time. Some Eves & Weekends
Req $4.25/Hr.
CUSTOMER SVC SUPERVISOR
Needed to Oversee Department. Exp. Req./Futl
Time, Some Eves. and Weekends Req
Contact Krysb, 10-3, M·F • (714J. 72M717
$175·2250. 973·0653 TANNING BED for 57' CHRIS Craft Fisher.
sale, S 1200 (cost Yacht, 3 state rms, 3
S2000). Montego Bay heads, lots ol amen,
Wolff System, Crystal great cond. V •lue
24 Suns Only 22 s t BOK, ••kln9
hours of usage on $89K. Mal( trade.
Red Bunk Bed, mat-
troses, Danish wd
frame, great cond,
$230. Twin Com-
forte r S~t , Sears
eyelet, Autumn wheat. bed. 714/692-5359 818/268-5095
Incl 6 xtra accent p1I-=========!:========
lows, 2 sets mtchg COLLECTIBLES ... .,,~ SUPS sheets. Lllee new. .nuuun1;
$350 value for $175. 6017 DOCIS 7022
644·6640 j;:::::::::::::::::::::::::=
SELL 1889 GOLD RARITY • 30 ft shp tor Sall
U S G c Boat w/ltve-aboard in . . rant omm. Newpwt Beech _ 1 Your home JCl"t.cond. (714)859-5520 person -call 538-8201
__ t_hf_oo_.;:;g_h_c_la_s_s_ifi_ed ___ 1---------Sllp to 25', Sail or
•••••••••••••••••••••••••••4'1117' K••h•n rug power, Clasalc New-s h a h -0 I ·I r a n-.. Collecllo"/11lnt.co"d. port Beach locl 71
(714)859·5520 74S-t583 LY Mag UPTO I====== TRANSPORTATION •eoo OFFICE
FURNITURE
EQUIPMENT
6047 CAMPERS, IV'S,
====== TRAILERS 8014
PER MONTH * NO COLl.ECTIONS *
Real Estate ofc Hlling ,
ei1cess desk, chairs & 85 Itasca Wtnd~rulser so meeting rm chrs. Motor Home, 32 , ,dual
Call 780-1042 alr, generator, built In
vacuum cleaner, m icro, electric step,
PETS A
ANIMALS
ladder rack. tow1ng
hitch, more e•tras.
6049 m l"t cond $19,000.
758-9243
MOTORCYCLES
ACROll
t Shellfian
5 Reduce
9 Chllir pert
14 Cleft
15 --lnatant
18 Heg 17 Army gr~
ll~of NY .(.
19 w ... cyc:ie
20 Girl In
"Llllle
Women"
21 Large body of
Wiler
23 SINlll 1quare
c:alce
25 RObet1 - -2t Bus abbf
27 Almost round
29 Equip
32 CoMemna
35 Scoretl
3t Out of wt\aCil
37 Heroic
38 ScMmel
39L~ 40 Mueultne
• 1 No• plentltul
•2 ~mov9S
43 Irritate
44 Teem
45 Life l'liatOI) 48 Overstuff
48 Court figure
52 C of CSA
5e Bowl lflout
2 3
14
17
4
Early morning motor
routes available . Deliver
Monday thru Saturday.
•SAVEAUFEI
Golden Retriever
Shepherd mixes,
white SCOOTERS 8018 ~20,,....+---f---.
Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT BfACH
p0odle, small Lab
ml•, kittens. several
adult cats & lots more
Waiting lor a family
722-PETS C7387)
1971 BSA 650CC, Per· 23
feet for restoration!
BEST OFFER WINSI
722-6428 I===== I======= AUTOMOBILES MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS
6055
Wanted..Roland TB 303
& TR 606. Full working
COl1d. 759·9229
37
PILOT CLASSIFIED
It's the resource you -40
can count on to sell •
myriad of merchan-
dise items, bocauH 43
our columns compel
,qualified buyers to
calll
842-5878
57 r_,., off
58 -and Found
59 Gtlb talk eo Cent gerne
11 Overdue
12 a.. a drive 63~ora
64 Part of Yemen
65 Saloons
DOWN
1 Breed
fragment
2 OcMrlVMMI
3 Fnend Sp
4 Picture
border 5 Ou1000r .,,.., e Battery par1
7 Aajafl'swtte e SlCllian city
9 Mdent bc>c*
10 Amount peld
11 Lindbergh's
nl<*name
12 looP!k• atructure
13 Youngaeer
21 Tavwna
22 Comeadoeer
24 E.IChlblC peln
27 Mldweat
alt1)0t1
21 w.tMr
"*9tor
30 Harveat
31 SMe Stedlum
pleyw9
32~Moore
I
''1llar ao be oo ,,..o.sformia1 of
darlu1aJ Into "•' aad of apalby lnlo mo'tmrnt wllhout emotion."
-Carl Juo1
Gtatral Forecast
involves you. Logic is not the iuue
here, :ind you'll need to gel in
touch with feelings on you r part to
gel people 10 Li ten to you.
By CHARLES GOR~N
wtth OMAR SHARI~
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
...
33 On - -wttl\ .. 8quendef 3-4 ...... 41 Author Joftg 35 Attncl
31 Soontotl 50More ......
rtver 5 1 a.ta rid of
31 W•ftOey 52 It fl i.taaar
42 location 53 Woodbllltd
... NaYtgatea S4 -Alagarald 45 Stung 55 Thoroughfare 47 FollowW!g 51 A II UI di l'OOftl
7 a 10 11 12
• CATERER NEEDED
w/ew.p and managerial
ability; ploase submit
l'eaume to P .O . Bo•
1H2 N.B. 92859
Comp11ttr Cont M•d: It la 11ict to
know •nd frightolng •t lhc umt
tlmt IJ\at computen -can bf wacky.
lltttntly a Hco111pulu Match" w•
•rrang«d bflwttn tht I.alt J•clo Johll•
IOI\, Arfft, tnd M" lffr, AquarltaL
Tht two lo11g·dud hnvywtighl
champion• w1tt Ml 1-by "com·
puttr factt,.. .tnd Mu Bwr WM
dtclantd winnu by dul1lo11. Obvl·
o•ly th1 comput1r w• "uuy ..
los.l11tg aflcto".tdoe know th•t lffr
would h.tn bft11 no match for Jae!.
Jol11~11, C01Bfor1ing IO l"U JlU COM •
putfn c111 bt nute. Seuftdr Malll.acal
laughltr1
IO\lrcft jl(CjUlt'!ICf 10 ~u"' ftum onf
who hC'lped you 1n ~l Ntw •pp~ch
bnng.1 favo,.blt f1n•nrn1I ttturn 'rou·11
loatt m,.LN1ng hnk Judgmfnl in1u1
uon will provt at'cur;itl'
SCOlll'IO (<k1 2J·Nov 21 J ~·r
p10 M•lOn h1ghltgh" 1ndlvldual1ty,
wnsuahty .,.,. •Pf>"•I E.mph• •U lndt·
ptndfn~. t•ktt 1n1h•llYt 1n f!l'lhng 111
h•art of m•lttr. family ml'mber ,,.ys
Our ttnotloas will deltnnlAt
esuda of our acti~ily lodey. We'll
ebo bt dMtia& tirith other people's
emotloni and II trill be easy for
mallen 10 escalate and 10 10 the
tnreme. No oat ls setal 10 waal
to b1ek d"• btuute of lbe I.a·
tu e fmlap, ualeu ~ feelincs
Ubn (I Balutt) Stpl. 2J.Ott 22
The scales that represent your
1gn writ up all the way today and
it will be all you can do to sea
them right agam. You were do111g
so well for so long that this comes
as a •urpn~. It should noc come
as 11 Coilurc.
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Advertllingll»romo.
3 men/women to do
promotional work
S 1728/mo. Company
Training. Must be I 81
over, have own car &
able to start
Immediately. Contact
Mr. Nicholson at n•ma.-2091
Attendant ror 2 quad·
rlpleglca. Must be ...
perienced & compel·
Ible. 631-5743
Caahler, PfT daya,
apply In peraon t~Spm Nl!WPORT SKI CO
2700 Weal Coast Hwy
Cashiers
With outgoing peraon-
allty warned. Corona
Del Mar 7a•tNI07
CUSTOMER
IERVICE
The N E WPORT
HACH/COSTA ME
DAILY PILOT i. IOOk·
Ing for • Customer
Service Repre1MOla·
~ for Iha Clrcul111ton
Dept to work a fl••lble
echedule, app<o11 24 '° hour• per Wffk We need • ,.uable peraon with atrong
tei.p~ alellla, com·
puter • ..,_iw., neet _,,.,..,anoe .nc:t able '° work weM wrth OCh· ........ ~,
C ... DANl•L ... II.A
Ma-4aa1 .... 20'7
~·
AlllES (March ll·Apnl 19) Whal
beams u routlnt will bf tr•nsformtd
into m1n1 -advflltur1 Au1hor1t1H .,...
provtn wrong, lhf wlf·right~ wlll
bt d1.1bbtd 11wdry fr1ud1 You II ~
ltttn obwrver, 1ttr1C11ng dt"Wrved •p·
pl•"*
TAUaus (Apri l 20 M•y lO)
Chenet •~••II for you 10 tnch lt;orn
writ•. publish lAgal •grttmrnt Hit '"II' for futut\' •cfv1nctmfnl Spotlight
on J"'bht lm.ag.. putntrahlp. marTMl!gf
Virgo, S.,1tt1.nua ptnc>N tn pi<'tun
CEMINl (M•y 21 ·Jun• 20) Your
ideN btc'OtM l'Nhh• Focld Oft mf'th
odology. domHllc .td11.1.1tmttnt, wr1ou
coNlldit,.oon of whtre to Un and m•r
,,..,,. AffKtkm, rom•n~. mu•lc, g1ft.1
put ol dynamk lttNlr'lo
CANCO """' 21 ·luly22) ContMI
moodal Look btyond thf' lmll\4'd1ai. ff'·
ti M IJ'Plll'911t tetMc.J. wlll _,IMBll8
111 yovr f•vor S<tnano fuhH• crt•llV·
1ty, 1tyle, Yllrlfty phystctl lllrKllOll
PllC'8 flJu'" pt'Ofntnf'ntly
UO (July 23·Aug 12) f.c>cu• 011
d11t41blf aood•, 1.,.., hou.whold prod·
ucra, ,.,.pon1lb1ll1y dtildh11t promo·
tlOfl, 111~n• rel.ii0n.h1p You II ti.. told
b7 hlfhn .. ,. W1 rovnl 011 )'OU 10 do
whec you uy!" C•pntom ,,.,,_ntf'd
vtltOO (Aut 2J·Stp m LonA·
ttat1d1n1 -1•"''""' "'acllnt.-d l.Clv• ~Ip .... 011 n-. tftOtt ,,...I.
Un hue , ... Mlttah• COl'fftlf'J, )'OM
1"'111 .tlddfd'ftltOlftlhOft • Nlllt ~
tl'lft lftYOIY• Llbntn On •IMI 1
LllAA (S.pt 23 <.kt 121 Ched ,..
You win. I m wuh you •II tht' w•y•
Surpnw•
SACITTAalUS (Nov 22 OfC 21)
Look bth1nd 9ttnH, vt'nfy rt'port th•t
bord~ on goe61p • Eltmtntt of llm
tng, turpn .. bvor your tHOrt• Don t
11gn.I in ~vanct Movt ttr•1gh1 1htkl
10 t•rg~ ••lfntly <A"11111 1nvolvtd
CAPlllCOaN (OK 22·Jan 191
Mat•nal ~IHMt'd oM mo11th ago tr·
""" with apGlogln f()t dtlay fotu• (ln
tpttula11on rom•nC'tt, ab1l11y to malr.•
w11htt romf '"'' Tauru§, SmrplU ptr
ao11t plav oui-tandlng rol" fl'• a nnch•
AQUARIUS (J111 20 ft'b 11) Y(•ur
"vol~" will bt hHl'd d"P1'" no1• of
cl1mor and d.tnl Scorpio Mue1n ntatft
10 g•1n1ng ,., of aurhC?nty ~ r'f('()l'd
Mnlgh1,.ut1h.u wn11ng ••lf'lltt CA-mtnt,
!i.lg11tarlu• ~11dnt 1nvol\lf'd
PISCES lftb 19-Mnch 20) M•ll•t
domttl1c adju•lllll'llt 111.n pr.c•, 1n •
eluding poi!tlblf ch•na• uf r"ldtnn"
marital tahu \'ou II bf .. 1w1y hvm
homf'" •ymbuHolly end OthfrwlH
DrllcKtf"I "''" bt on m,n.,. lon•Aht
"OCTOltll 26 IS YOUll llaTlf·
OA Y: Curn111 cydf' mlntldft with e< •
ctlu11.-d ttll"iel erth•U1n. trav•I, pvr·
chUf ef •ppir.I, Wt\ mv1ty t••nctrn1n11
tlo>dy 1m-r ChAnC'I' "'"'""8· f11rt.tt1•1n
or ''bll11d dett" In Nov1mto.r m111ht •"°"n• to m~ th.In «Apt(tfd urn.
tom. C'.tn<'fr ptr10n4 pl•y a11n1llcan1
ml.-. in yO\lr hff' YQU,wor~ ._,.11 undf'r
r ..... u .. , you'"' lnlfnw. d)''Ylnll<". ri•·
111u. tuntron"1•t You hot tp.tl•I
-In w..,..l"I with t•ldf'f Pl"°"'
1"'litd1t11 '""'""".,. h•lll1 ,.unic•n
nttun 1n ~libtr '
•rt """ rur. Aries '(I AID) Marth 20-April 20
You arc 11blc to scn'IC other pco·
plc'r. emo1lon5 and what 1 muti·
valln& their actions Use chis in·
sight to crc.1tc a win·win situation
and )'OU 1Non'1 have 1ny regrets
THnH (I Hatt) April ll·May 20
II'~ nor likely th:u you'U gain
point\ by rauUna caies and laying
hlamc on n1hen Your fear is los-
ing 'omc1h1ng thac repreient5 cmo·
1ional security 1h111 you want oth·
crs to fulfill
eet,lnl (I filnk) M., 21.Juat 20
Explcmn, new r•~ and new
people pull you m • new tramc of
mind Life look d1fferc:n1 and 11
trigert a c.Scs1rc tor 1 pcrm1nen1
chanao in your c""n life.
Cancu (I fttl) , .. , 2l·Ja11 ll
There'\ thinp aboul yuunclf
you've alwt1,, wanted to cha.nae.
but let io \intll now .. You intul·
tNely know lhat once: you arc d1f·
lcrcnt th111 outer upcnencu will
I'<. t•\O
Lee 11 Cominaad) J•lt JJ.A• .. 12
A higher auchonry looms O¥Cr
)Ollr head, uiucrina ~ 1h11
'r>" don'• lake. TIWj may be pct7.
1n 1hcir 1re1tmenc ot 10U· bul dt1fi t
ditcard the 1nnb of !heir slalc·
~nu.
Vlrp fl Aa•l7U) Atlf. JJ.Stpc. ll
Don I unJcre1t11N11e pcuple '•
cmo410M m mialun • demion that
Scorpio (I Dulre) Ocl. 2J.Ncw. 21
You feel in control and confi.
dent 10 make lhings happen your
way. Your ucccss will be a re ult or much soul-starcluna and de ire
ror • new outcome, which is a
pn1misc yuu made to yourself.
~ap11aria1 Cl Alpltt) N". 22-Df<.
21
lmprO\'m& your people slolls as
1ops on your minJ. Now you'U be
ronfronlin& your rear Of reJectjoo
and you can ~c that its sourtt is
from w11hm
CaJWicon (I Uae) Oft. l2·J••· 19
Alter bangina your head again•t
some problem' 11 -ork, you decide
that it's easier and mort etre.ctivt
to d\anac how )'O'l reel about
1hcm You can now ao beyond this
point and rclca.e IOme emotional ••ae. too A4911riu (I ICMw) J-. ..... If
You'll hear 1he C"alvary bualo
call "charae" es people want 10
force )'OU 10 &0 "their way, and
abandon yoor own Oon'I ~
the fceltnp tha1 pull you out ot ra-
1ional thmk.ina IOIO tM dircc:uon
uf b ulina e'°'
Pltttt " .... , , ... Jt.Matdl
" You or au people cu be .-...
IM 10 tht ,....... of odlera. TMy
need tolllliOaa lib 1U'I IO Mlp at
lbiap out ...... f'l••*'At politM ..,... .
'Q.1-Both vulMrable, u South
you hold:
tAK1087& QAJ98 082 H
The bidding hu proceeded:
North Eut South Weal
1 p._ 1 t P ..
2 NT p._ 1
What do you bid now?
A.-You are in alam territory, but
not necessarily in iplldea. North
tould taaily ha~ • (our-card heart.
auit on thia •~tion, and you
ahouldn'l ov.rlook t.hia poetibilit.y.
Bid lhree hearts.
Q.2-Neither vulnerable, aa South
you hold;
tAQ'7 ;AJtQ ¢JUI&• +43
Pa.rtntt opens tb4t biddint with one
club. What do you nepond?
A.-We have written tune and
a,aln that there an t.wo criteria (or
a jump shift.: either a •lf·sutndent.
1ull n( your own or an eacellent ftt
for partner's 1u1t. Thia hand meeta
ntithtr. 10 for the moment be con·
tent with • ~ .... or one ...
mond. You can cat.th up lat.er.
Q.t-Aa South. vu!Mrabla, JOU
bold: •AQIO QAM OQl9 .. Tll
Partner op9M tbe bidcUnt wtth OM
.... What do JOU 1...,oolt
A.-You hive• beJaoeed hand of
13 poinw, and that..-I.he w•t·
book raquiNlllfft\a tor • jump ,...
.,.... o( t" no trumc>. Thert'• no
Mid IO look for ..._, ...._, b6d. 9"ft
plQtat ftft-c:.nl ...,.i You CU'-'.
... .,.. IUPl)Ort =-i( part. ner ahowl an u hand.
Q.'-AI South. .,.n r1Wr, ,..a
hold:
..... Q ..... o ... e4lll
Partner opens t.he biddins with one
club. What do you rtepOnd?
A.--You do not have mueb, but
your band ii ju.t worth a ~· By revaJulnc the queen in putaar'a
suit upward and addinl •point for
the doublet.on, It qualiftaa for • bid
of one heart-barely.
Q.&-Both vulnerabl.. u South
you hold:
•fMI QA8 07'31 t.llOM
Partner opene the bicldins wk11 a
demand bld of two dWnona.. What
do you re9p0nd?
A.-l)Mpiw a oide ace and four.
card wpport for pert.nu'1 ilult, ..
don't think your holdinf Cl\d\e--
1urta up to• poeiuve ,...,_.., Bid
two no trump; you can become .. ~
,,...Ive lee.er.
Q.8-F.ut· W•t. \l\llnerable, u
South you bo&d:
•AI09 QAQ.Jloa&M ON M ~~.n:. '* rr.::s1... I Q P .. 1 0 ._
' What do JOU bid '°"?
A.-T'tie •••" JOU WU1t to f'l .,_IO paftner .. that your Mt ta •
IOod ~ 1o.,a.,oppa• • ~ n.. W87 IO do daal .. lo ....... IO
four baarta. nu.. .__"-II Illa -----""". ,, ........ ·~ ot MP ~ &Ma JOU W1L
wl ":' .............. eoelnda •llM .......... . r • ..,_...._.._ ...
c....... a.. -· ..... .. ==i..:.-::.= Orlltd1; .... ·-· ... ""'
-
Orcngt> County
A111AC'11VB DWP 43, S?/
Urn. tpfllll&l. '"" C/91 dine·
4 Seeb OWM lM0.111~ fit,
lio!Y· ree1.._ So. CoWI)'. Call ..
PEJ1TE. A lTlACTIVB prc-
111111SWF11 lociq for fwi. no
tilll Akemllllwtnasit,Uibund
•Sapl Hil.. c.111299.
et~Y. CAIUS<i. SHY, a -
-, llll'w:tlwt SWF, loot
l!W for gone qulaJcs in & Vf:r/
lll11Cll't SWM fWG(eaonal, SJ s. 26-l'. •ho 11rady fllf kids! ~11X-Call IOI
BREATI!r'>Ci? You're for me!
SWF ~'IMS, ~. 1etk.s
aice-klOlwll S.\f ror Mi ume
lllCl la.igl!ler. 11-lS. lrvm. Call
137l
ACTI\'f.. CLASSY sixucs lady
soiTit!lucm Nts SWM, drnc-
irc. 111<~" skiln&. bicycl11g. op-
tn, 111vd ll11n11:1&1on lk8dl.
Call ~~15
NAG~ATIVE.~&bllrllncuc.
Sc«p•\ imcllllNI. 31, SWF N
S. llt"' •Je. call1>4 "°"'"" por~, .a ti. people hmt. Call
15!'1
LETS JLMP toadhcrl SWF SJ
$, ptUIC. '6, ~ )'OllthfllJ
SW\t \IS llndu S'9' for sk)'d.v·
q.K.4 nw:lq. ~ne. Cd
IW
O,\i'Jl'.""1Sll m1t1•ho l"'WITI,
bnll-mt. fwm). nl •andrr· f. ,, all I W1.111' I'm JS. S7,
• •.£.llhCSl~.bn#I and fa. ~'pxl Be.ch. Cal 174
Bf.Al111-"l1. BLO'<OE. scn-
llM'U. c1auy. mm\, 34. .sv.
$eels lovllllo rcfioad. IUCCISl-
f.d, l\'IMOll!TIM .,., ~ 5 s.
~Be.ch. CAD 1709
GORGLOOS, STATIJfSQliR
rcdbc:ld,JO~ Cl!yprl
daluod cquncrn u t heat\ uf.
, c:adwc"(llc:tu.rcs EIToro can 1m
ll.-\FTIC STOPPl"G Blonde'.
lntclhaen1. 1111<1 1en111nc '"llh
feline fcm11111111y, ~ks 1t11C11 •
lale, atll'IClt\e, ltNISSlllCC ~
fOf mutual 11Jonl100 ! mll "'1a. Call 1960
ARB YOU· SWM. w11 llld in·
tellea? S1t011&. ientJc, ronan1c
end f U1111C1all1 sccure? Bet •CG'I ~ 6S, S'IOlllrnNr.i?llusClul
Aa, fun lovinc SW lady of n ·
drucnl vahacs, shm. P"llY llld
Jclellre, waru IO mM )'Oii . iet's
cnJUY the GoldCll Y can' Tus:11 Call m1
DEASITH.Y ATTltAC11VE
OLO~ OF, prof cssiOnll, toslvc
111111111 tm.erests '"llh \SW\1
.S0.60 T11S1n Cao ?Oil
SAF. s1ncert, OUIJoing ~
a!llllcnt &ood man 40 SS v.llh
many 1ntcrc&U and tmc iocnpy
thtm. ln-tt CaU 2'107
SllAPH Y BLO~DF., green
eyes. $ , t'Otlics, scdlng 11n,
honest, Cij111m11mcm·m1nded
amtlanan 4S 60 1rv111C CaU
2399,
PRBTTYSWFJO,blondc,blue·
C)ed, honc:SI, SlllCert, Cfl)O}'S
tmd and ITIO\'l(S. K'dts ~"
•11rm-hcancd man ,. ho m]4))'•
the~ ~inc Call 163l
ATTRACTIVF SWF '8, fii.n.. '°"IJll. ftt.iated En"°' I 0..1
cloon, ln•cl, mMS:C. llXJ'lllC$. ScckJ \IS pm4iional lS-SO,
s11111 lu lllltf'CIU. for comnuud
rclatK>l'.sh p \c,.pon 8cac.h.
CaD 19':3
WAXTI:!> R""11dlc, '"wd 1"'· COIM'Utcd rtl111or.s!11p
xtl:1r.1 H11morovs. profcs·
llllllll, imk nu o. \IS. 'S· '°' pnsty. ¥1\XJOWJ ~Ir \ tt CaD Ill
BF.All'TIFCI. collcse room
malts desire &°'I'°"' 1111 lcs,
buill. libttal, Ill) cW.aty, 20
26, f111 &oho. fnmdship Ir
vine.. C.l llS5
R0~\11C, ~"TTTr~ si:ia:rt
DWF SIS, )Ollll SO.~' at
1T1C11•c. fit W\14 s ~s 10 ~
hl't "s mcmoms. &oo.I .Qr,\ C1'l:I
llOll, h11111orous, alfect1onace,
1etive. ouldoon, movies, dm ~ Tu11n Call 2S03.
SWFATTRAC11VEPROFES
SIOSAL 44, S'I, partc blonde
loobn,c for somtOot tO share
my hfe wlh. lntCf'CSled 111 med
~in-Jowina INlt40-SS, SIS/
0, responsible, '"ho lilies the·
lier, ll'll. 11oalu~ cmel, fine
11r1nes, home·cooked meals,
dancula lrld ,. ho waru 10 'IJOll
end bt spoiled Fowua:n Val-
ley. Call 2.447
PRETI'Y, GRH\ Eno
DWF professional, :\4, sciru
Ult! b&crl. fun. rU"°'9 b~ at
lt'ICl1vc 111111 3S4S ,. ho m~ i
daiw:in&. duung, n•cl.pluloso pity. moonla v.a!.is, etc. l.QC!k
1111 for compamoiuh1p, ro
ITWIClt, lrld &lend.ship ~ inc Call 17&6.
oowi-; TO EARTll .... th •
1oodi ot~. SttX!n~
mantic 0\\'M. Plcast bt sm
ccre. llunungton Boch Call
2711.
SLE..''lD~. 111ract1vc 1-ihptna
'.l2, H '. cdualtd Sttks SW\t
3040, N!S, financ1111> Slablc.
1111magc.l!Vlded. Uini 8ctdi
Call 1604.
l\'OEPF..XOIL\ T, <Wn& l>lorldc
(wilhauund> ld\'lllCC'd I )Cir
old!) sctks 11n t•look1n&.
sro1uidtd min !7 .3 3 lf"lllC
Cal 12.SI
f,CI FCTIC \tl\IMALISl
SWF. SO, 5 '128 blonde, qs.
ln1111. imaU blisincss l'Wlln,
V.Tila, Jeds ll:llft'etied ad\ CD·
""" Hl4lll111ton Beath Ca ~ m~
DRF.A.\1 LOVHl. passlmatc,
pnnc:ip.ed, putt)' prof~1onal
DWP 40 s Y1><1· pa.u1on11t,
n 1blc proftrnon1I,
roonagtmous 1tlll1omlup. Ir
•Ult Call 21•3
1\l8lJR~ 1t 'AIRfO
Bf.AllrY Tall Sink~. f~. 13.
..,.~er. no du!lten. c.dl
all:'d, ,. cll-manncml. I O\t the r..-!hutij, Ind don' btt It\ t Ill
ow to respond to an ad?
You can a.nswe,. these ads quJc.k.ty and ~Uy by calling
our dectroo.ic volce--ma.l.I service.
Dial 1 (900) 407-4377
(!Ud Ill S 1.49 P' '*1wll ALO't\'f c.oll ~ cs 4 ~ Collun~n a
a.ch ClP9 '*""" JWJt cb«:Jt"" ~ fort dialmRJ
~ ll~Of :a further cxpluulia\ of the "'°"c;ru~ !ietVICC.
~IJ.-.«) respond to a spcclfk ad {F.l\tcr the cal!, .,_,hen dll'tC'led)
Pru. I H o br~ thtou8h the Y01ce ads (oYCt 950 .lvaJablc)
You lmlll bit l8 )'UftfWol*rlO rapond 10 or place an .a.
(,.tt3k'Lft Inc u.wncr. no liabor.ry for 111<-crntt'nr o/ « teply I() a peDOnal
~"t'rt.wme'IL The P<"llONls a!'t "''"~ for u.t by sinjllt ~ ~·n,g
rl'Jauon.hop, Wt reoommrnd Iha! )'CU we common Jt'N>': when ml:elll'I t1111\8CI$
Men Seeking Women
Orange County
Am"cnVf SW~ GRAD
.... ll. Cl'I~ ahc:ml~t
tnllll(, dnt-.i. mo-rics. \ilrtK1
Amtt laa\W., and l..cnamm.
S«b SWF * u bri&tL at ~c. llld toph4M.xed. bu&
nee sc:t <omaoual) so, for fun
dtla and JlOll$lb k rdabmihip
T 1¥1 ,, Cail 3191
SA\I:. ~ S\.\-'M 2' ~
SF ~JO •. , d.lrcrm. MC'.
11'.11,lqber.~cn.ar·
1n1 You bt1u1if11l 1n/ou1.
111b!t. out10tn1. anctlhstm
COIU \tesa, C~ ~
Sl\CERf.. lllldleaual, open
1111ndod, fl.lnSWM 25, qlllC!tt,
bu-61111&. butaid111&. culnrt ~ISWF,relat100·
&hip "tzv.ic. Call JUl.
GROO\t/DOOM~ WtdlockJ
htadloc\ 1 ',11tr1mony/1h
~) ~ Morqamyhnonoeon)'
I "' choacn, II and some, wholts1ic, h11111«0111 \fad
•aacnicr 6'n90, sctks shrn,
bn;ny, bod-*a bai\lly 2S "'°
fllf fonnulallft& for~Cf f abil
loua GI' 11 ll'Ulpll Beech. Call con
TOMBOY WOMA.'4 11o'U'Ud,
SWM J7, 6·1nas. mutmllr, Md Ci1beon 1oob U1B )'U'qlll. .i........, lllllctJc l'lllold
Caaa~CaJ13lSI
£0UCA11iD, -Id tmcled
ASlell tndiee male, 36, shm.
Mdt non mdfl&, all'ea1on
11eSWFJSHf,kkestmtl Arm
hem. c.u )660
OOINO :i•OWIO;Rl-.1 1 Ake 10
10 IOl'llt•hst? Maddlt •Std •t~. • oer on"' ~en 111~. .,.,.., ahm. ituclltctual
lady frte IO tmtJ U I COf!1P111
ICln. Trw-ot11111C •O)'ll• 1111
horizO!I Mtaico, A11tlr1h1.
P.e-.nF-'"'91A') C111~thm
wt dine, dala, ••I llld take
lhcin • '".,., c.n •m
HAl'PY A Mf.IJ,OW SWM.
29. S?/140. .. , ~SP *"" ....... COD .... C.UJon
SBC\Jlli, HON1JT, l7, .-i
......... 11 ........ lollilt• ..... hft,!llp.lv
-. IM ,.,.au 1..-IU!lt a..~m1
AW'FJOMll llODY, U, '41
ns,a...w•.~ "~ ................ ,,,,
-. Tllllia. Clll :J JI I
SUCCISSF1Jl . l'lOfJJ •
'
SIO~AL SW\1 lS. alh<t'llC I I
:r1CIJH, Sinc.crt, ~CS tn•t
1111&-tddocn, rl1'nlnc. r. N
uma S«kSll SJ· !S· 's. i....,,
lmll rntndship rc.al111fl\J\ip
~llt. Call '86 7
R0 \1.A.\'TIC RETIRl-.0 I-'<
EC\. 11\-1: (>~, 6'2 llU'lttM
OWM. M . _, ~5 \.'I lani·
nint bomc:nUcr S'wu&J11111.
hca.'111 llld culunl a...t.~ 1a
'<ewpcn S-.."i Ca.I •913
VlSUAL AATS. llenl.rc 1tt
my ltllcrCIU, tcd same 111 SWF
~.&, \ S, fit. llln'11H. It
,-. C.ll•ZM
A.' SW'\1, -W, 11".l. cri.IO)'t
~ICS, lnl»IC, splN SttkJ
f1.11, lllrkU~t SW!-,\~, 21
}ol lmnc. Cd ) TH
SPIRITLAL. SllARl\G, qo..1s
S W\1 611.SS Enll'Y' homt. 111·
tin, c«*ma. rwich Seidt tall,
tlun. lncu1\J\'t, r~1lc. ''"'"' lady lmne. CaJ1 4007
\ICI· OUY, 8ohcm1an. re·
lued, lfldtpaldaa, ~hat
ienicc-1, th1n, llhle11c. trl\'t;cd.
Ui. dt &itndlpauib~ lo-er
\tv.';'0'1 lbth. t4U n.u
HOit' AGAC\ Owuaan, IC
ll\'C, llhl&c. fun SW\f o 4n90 -u Wl"ltlOUI, lit illt II 27
who Iowa God. cnpys •or\~1
OUI. the~ NISCU. ~ICI
&he IN far (nandlhip,ldalinc
Call mr' \cwpm 8adl. C'.all
l6ll
Rf SAISSA~Cli \1.A.~. Vlfrj
uulh,.n. pe~. aurac·
tivt., f\111, ho!iat IOU! K!Cb
ballly ... end Oii. » X\,
farwald cr...d,..OVyddi,,_
S.... Ana H&IS. CID )644° '
SWM rROFESSJO\Al
.. 1JP\8UM ~. S'I0'/161 1111
lcuc Ooublclf u • ~eu.fvl
buiincAlft&ll Stcb my one and
Cflly C.. '4CM. c.ll lS57
A ITRAC'TIVll, Kl\D HF.ARn;D awu.an 2.l, bu
m<WWt, hippy, '*Iii~,...
1pms1blc, "(ricndl)'. f1l1llflll
~'WAMfl l/160dl'll""'"' M\,SWAIJl,ta111llr .. li11 ,
Mn01v1, 1nm, far can ...
uan. ~---friend ~·h·~~Ctll
lVJ>OY 8EAl HL"l ~.
ll, 67, c.wi.. cnca. ... ... w. lordy, '-1 liady
for (111111)' flalfifia.il Slnta
At1t NI .)171.
SL:l't'.USRll. CASADIAS,
...... ~lolll-.41,
$9',ia .... ~-.c:s·
i.,. .. , '" .... = '"""...i ~ a.d\.~1 ... 1.
CllRISTIA.~ S~CLE. DAD.
anradl•c, 37 SIS. 6'21130. pr~
lw1ona~ hornc.'cwncT, en~
mo..,oc.s. JOU1n&. sporting
c-er.a ccd111g. flJ'lllf) hi~
"""'"'' Stt1t1111 11tn.:11\C s~ f uridcr 40, honcsl.
'Qm!Ultcd. occ child OK
S Onnic Ccuisy Call 36tll
ow~ 42SF.EXS bd)-r~ \to.1-
e111 R. •Kn er.me llus "'"'er . s:naerc. hooc:s&. T cm.nee. Call
~•< .
\ITOR~hY/SLRFER 32,
SW\t 6'n'l0, dw\ ball', lllltl
f)es. 11~ aod fllNI)'
Sn&•~ \ISAAllBF.bnlnllrld • "'-"'> • mus. Seal Beach. Ull ;q.H
\ TTRACTIV~ Sl\SLAL,
11\ISIK. S~i !7 easy &Oll\J. 1tt~ bc:9ul,f\.,. fllt1111c:rn ft
ma~ •'1) r..e l~1nc Call
'M
HO\FST, SF.\Sm\'t: DW\1
CO, VS. ICl\'1Jll tathcr, setlu
lltnLtive. ~ ,ulficicntmodla
tm:lin.t..nxnaoc.c.Loo&Bcedl.
Call 4195
T\ 11 H O!qori fllllvt ~er
inwncd. \S, ~.sbtc. no deptn·.
dcn11, I 9S6 S'orr10, soc11I
Ginka. &:IS)' l"""C· CAllCISlll\
prv(m i...i. Cll)'')' blllt~. Sll'I·
. ~u. ·tfl/id •'1'.h and quo.et
tuna Sta1t11 Sll"Cft nl ~·
CSl lid)' JO "" ... ., both retll"C
fn-m dalM>-rwna. Ba IJ·
1-.i C..1. 3979
l;~IQllE SW\t, conf1~t.
uini. SCCUft.. 1anc.erc. Sllllll&.
&tnde, p&\l&IOlll!e tedJ!ll II•
1111'11\C, inldl•crt. 1hm. spin·
Wiii. atfCIC1iOlla1t SF~. ~._, tmal'l(.C Tldlll\ CAii
•Ill
Slet'f..SSJ-'U. Ol•' 1:.AOUS
OW'\1 " w.lh -ti hum« •-a.'11.1 f1'1 and lna'14'il!p with
~ l""""11 t~"1'11\llmn'IL Ir
\'ll'IC C\114026
II-\ 'IOSO~I'. R0\1 o\NTIC
S W\4 J6 kd..I a llld)' 11ol'lo tJ
Q'tV Ill& Cc. tantnlllnenl. ndi
uOllll .. alu.. end• bcA frif.s
f'-'l,tOy ITUK, bath, the llU,
IO'llit, ~ • p!usl An >'Oii
1M lhcrt? h int C'all 9Jt
"'A.' Ttt>: Aii111 fc::inile. Pf'
me, 2(>40, '° ilwe lu llnj
tricndltlip tlfl male. OibM, <10,
bin Fl T~ C.l COl4,
ACTIVE s-.'\t JI, S511.S5,
penidpm ll life. Cl1 JOT'
IJIMI. try. ti.di. dee\ Wa SWF ~4011rtlll Mllr
ilUl'aU ror mlWU ~ nla
tloMhip, Fanaln v c.u
J611.
Monday, October 26, 1992 87
klUI~ &op! You: lllndlDmc,
successful, telf.eonftdcnl, un·
. dcr SO, rtady for advfnQlre, 11111
I lenophobt. Ncwpon Beach.
CaU 1996
OWF, BLONDE. S'9', 5S. ~
scc&s Jllf1l'Cf (OJ bnd&c, taws,
dalcr llld yoa name iL New·
pon 8ctdi Call 2540
BRlGlrT. WJ'ITY, fit. .mut
11nv.bary blondt DWF w11h
eclec11c 1n~cs1J setks SIS
~oulmate lit w1lh
Shak~'uoul andGnlu'1
heart 1o>ho '°"cs tllwc food.
~~cl. PBS myames, end can
la~Jh Ill life's h111c foibles. Ir
~Int Call 2296
AT11tAC11V!'. DWF,SI. S~
1 lO. bNneu~ poen eyes, self·
tmploytd homeo wner •llh
&ood scnse of humor, happy and
Ill) al Into CUlal dreu 1d1v1·
un. compa111onsh1p. lll0"1cs.
and cn)Qytn& life. llopt.n& 10
med 'Cl') lovins. good•1111urcd,
lwd"orun& counttrpwt. Cost.a ~c::sa. Call 2741 t
P!l!-TfY SE.\10R SWF lady
S'3 •• WVltJ to mett rue. look 111&
scruor man fllf ~.
danc111&. duun,, walkJ, t1C. Anlr-
hrim. Cal I 7790
ARE YOlJ rC11111111ic, 1111:>1c, 1t-
a11c. c:anna. &uale7 SBF 57/
I JO 1011h OllC du Id. lookJn& f Of
SB~1 compan.on .. ho IS l1ld
ll&cs ao la•c f11r1' S;pwl lhD.
Call 1574
GORGEOCS BLO,DE 31 51
00-24 34) pbcqraphcr scc&s
financl&ll> KQUc, 1111. band
1Mlt, llhletlc l'IWI 39-49 'cw
pon Beach. Call 16SO
ITALIA.\ BRL~'hTTf.. SWF n. shaptl). prcuy, (ra11le
,.on-n "11h lllJIUcle but polGI
oaL 39, spr1111.al, nil rel111011S.
into tdf crinchmcnt and 111'1·
pro> cmenl, d)llllTllC homebody,
S1cnf eld hwnor Sedts 'ncledlt
1n la;t1ack' 1c11le man '*ell
manncml, v.ell 1ppo1nied, 511
, or 11lla, '2 4(>, prefer SIS,
~ du~ educa:cd f1111n
CJ&!I) able ~II.tin Va~. ca11 1 ~sz
Bll:~ f.YEDBL0\0€irofcs·
~10411 SWF nt)0\'1 1btatre,
1111oel. SfJOfU scc&s male SSt IO
~. care. llun11111t.on 8Clcll.
Call 2849
EDUCATED, PRlnTY SWF
37, v.cll·bu~I $1. vaned tllla·
CllJ, lcwesouuloon, kins walb.
lnln9Js. '*Oltl\l-OUI, rtadln&.
Seeks NlSlt> SWM 6'+, 1340,
educated, cmouonallylfinan·
mlly sable for ccmnutment.
Coau Mesa. Call I S84
VERY AT11tAC1WE DWF
JO, S61120 stU.s mall.I.re rda·
tiomlup '"tilt ...,,,..hearted, •·
ll'laJ~e prof cssoonal man 31·38.
~inc. Call 1&16.
WJDOW. WF 70, a1t.ract1•c.
educated, slim. blondc/uecn
eyes. S'l . ov.n home, acuvc
scdJ compllllOfl. Costa ~CSL
Call 2'>62..
SWF2.t. long0redha1r. talUslm·
dcr.prellJ. llhch1c, ':\JS. prof cs·
,lonlJ, l,;CJ grad, COlll"U)' lnlSIC
lover seek1n1 cduaccd. rlmlly·
oncnltd, tall ccntlcman Ill late 20'~ ln-111e CaU 1462.
CLASSY, EARTHY DWF.
early 40's · Pus Aoyd. great
paa. fine v.inc, good books,
r1rch&ht. candld1p. lCnrus
com(onable qute1, bu1 1o>ould
lovcsomcc0111p111y ln-1ne. CaU 20SI •
DO YOl !:.\JOY hfc. ~m
~cs. pcoplc1 Arc }OU. confi.
c1cru~0o,ou lkc io lau~'Thcn
a U lh:s SV.F fr. ~on·
ship. If' int. Call I S96
TALl.. ATTRACTIVE
BLO~OEli&csasual as"'Cll 11
finer ll'unp 11 tire If you're one
f tne mm bet wcen 4MO. •1111c lrte. acuvt, fun. Ille to laU&)i.
spoil nl be spoiled, Id like )OU
IO be'dlc fllltSl thlllJ 111 my h(e
Call t1us \/SID SWF '""pan Baich. c.11 2869
BRIGHT. DfVEJlSE.pofes·
sional SWF, M , 35. Bm/lb.I,
petite, co11ncry c:lass1':l!_,. C)
cJ111·1bcaac Sttt111g s~. ~' S, ~ )9, drpttld, SlflOCfC, COOi
mUlllClll"t, ready 'or oom:n.1
~ l1"111t a~ 1506
TALL. EARLY 6()5 prorcs
s.icnl, 11dcpe11dcru, -ls \,'S
almf*llOll O•a 5(1 H.T«, lll·
Lelli.-. e11nos11y only re·
quiranenis. Balboa. Call 27 S4
SECVRE.STABLE.prtuy.out·
101111. t.radiuonal values. pro-fe&s1onal SWF38, l6112S. En
JOY• oladoon, ICMIS, beach
11>alk.s,rmisic,be111 bat fncndr,
bqcfl'll ~ ICCllre, car• q. affec:tJomct, uble. phys1·
cally awvc. fanul) oriented
SWM for commtud rclauon·
slup. COila Mesa. Call 1947
TRUE CAUR>R.\1A.\, SWF
blonde.. srecn eyes. S7 M.n \/
S. I love •orbl& out, outdoon,
~~cl and pal.I. 11\'tnC.
JEANS TO SILK V1•1aous.
tlusy blonde. blue C) cd Wf,
pane S' Nr.i honest, warm. ro-
fl'\ltlUC-Onsuan, 60tsh puses
for SQish, acuvc, phys1alty fit,
hltcs iravcl, d1ntc, theatre.
spans. l111&hta Long Beach
Call 2524 •
A'JTRACTIVE shlpcly ~
.heed. S'I, 77. profCSS!onal, an·
pulsive.1..oves· lau&h1cr. music.
advenwrc, lealhcr and JCIM 10
black velvet domes. Sttk1111 1
tnily &Oflec>IU C'.CXTplllOll (24-
JO) wrth pcrsonal!ly for funcve-
n111p. Smoker i:rcicmd 11"1~
Call 1399
C.000 TI l~GS oornc ui sma U
PICkaia' PClltc, prctl) OWF
)7, 1~, '°' ITlll'I '"""ltT!I hec\ lao.a.hS?C C)CS L°ld llhJd.c
build ~ Call I 92..
CL"Te. PE1TTE alh!ax SWF
19. ll/100 1oot1111 for •lllX
~c. llhleuc. r01TW11JC SWM (>' ».v ll11mq1on Beach Call
13'0
PRETTY. PASSIO,ATE.
PROFl:SSIOSAl. 39. STNS.
dcslfa handanc SIS/D cJau.
ac1 !'IWl of means fOJ commt
mcn1 Nev.-pon Beach. C1ll IQOI
011 ~God! fleallhy, tthlftlC
and cncrgcuc toroncy clack I
,,.ant a b.g lllncllve limit' llun
Ur.glM Beach. Call 1083
Cl l'E. PETITE 105. Ion&
b:unde hairAirown C)i:s. hkcs
d111.1111o dananc. fl)_inc. tnch.
bOau. Seal Bc:Kh. Call 2071
You'.re Single & We're Free!
Free~ word ad and frtt dally
masage check! There's never been a
betta time to try the Personals!
You have nothing to lose!
(Except anoc.her lonely nJgbl!)
CllL~KY MONK~Y s1n1le
C!Tuuan mom ta 1«kinc SU·
perman. Jog111s, beach, 1111·
mals, w111e .t boots, S'S/ISO.
bnWlut.ClllllMcsa.Call 2076
B£111i MIDI.ER pcncinahl).
butretemble AmMalpTCl. Pro-
fcu1onal '"Of'1911 '*Ith llCjlll'S\I
mind seeks adventuresome,
&ood-ilunond. tcn.111.JYC., 10clf·
adiuJtcd match111& bookend
Mu• be tit A trwn. SIS, p>d
llllurai, pollllYC lllCI open. 45-
S9 Lm& Bach. Call 29S7
AlTRACTIVE, PROFE.S·
SIOSAL SJF, Nr.i. 37, S'l'/
I 0 I Seth advcncurou,
bn<. llhlcuaUy ll1thncd,Clll·
curally •'*•t. soaally cricnted.
spcctal new fn~. 3S.
4S for fun. &ood amcs, sltanng,
im el. more. PronuJCS no dis·
appointmcrU. Irvine. Call 17 85
A'ITRACTIVE PROFE.S
SIOSAL SWF, NIS/D 41 m·
1"J$ &Olf, leMJS IN, nature,
1r1vel. Dcsl!el famdship, <X>m·
mlllncnl wnh "'111y, sinmc, 1th·
lcuc:. S«UtC profcs1onal ~t.
SIS/D. 35· SO Irvine. Call 227 3
I M LOOKIXC fOJ an advm·
111n:1. ) et cormulltd, tru.u111&
ttlauorshlp. I'm )OUDI 40, Clllt,
cuddleablc, m~auvc H/104 SttiJl'I& S'I 0 .t ova, success
Cul. ~Sit>. no chtlo-tn. to.c 5C1 r
Cosa \tea. Call 2369
BEAL'TIRil. U1S1cle and OIO\.
SJF 40. scicksic JP'.nlllal pc'!·
ner Im a &ood fncnd, atfea.on-
atc. 11 crea1 shlpt. bite 10 lal:.i!I
f.n~ ltlllSIC, ITIO\'ICS, danci::g,
Smllll&ll, v.1lkin1 StV."JlOrl
Beach. Call 2397
A Tl'JtACTIVF. SWF 41. '"orU
12 si.ep ~ Seeks an at· ~.:'Ji~~ In feo1"CI')
LOO KISC FOR a nuwnn1 mend and comperuon 1W 11h pos·
sibllayof">'I ~ ioo' l'm a OWF
SI, !oolitni for S<lmCIOne 4S-60
toshan:quahty1.mc ... 1111 Long
Bodi c.11 ms
C/\SLAl.110\iFHOOY. 0\\ F
< IO\'CS amp.'\&. fish1~. COOll 1,.. prdc:nu\& <ce&s .ocncone
lO do than v.1th. COila ~CSL
CiJ lalS'
S.\otlLE' Ver, prftt}, Cl.lfVI·
ccws. ?ftlte, 'irunctct nune, 39. 5'2'11 OS F.n ~ ltl•c., the IN,
music. """ ad•cntil~ !au~
teJ and rom&llCC Dcsl!el pro-
f esslOllll &cnilO'Nll for rtlt1100-
ship II'\' inc Call I 862.
5mSll WF, 1nm, ICll\C. mJ0)1
eoncer.s. p&•)s. the oaldoon
flov. bout ).OU? ~ts JCl to-
gether W~cr Call l1SJ
PERSJA'> WA.\1t0 Bca.u.
ful blond<" ?h l"CCI\ C)es, )(),
K'dt.s r.lllllS4JnY. ec!..actd. im-
b:11o.is. tarrul' <11'14.''\~ fl!WI·
c.all) ·nclepcnocn:Jlca.re S\1
30-55 fCf !Un.1r1•c ,ad\cnt11tt..
In-.ne Ca.I 19"~
CARl~G. AfFr.CTIO\ATt.
COl'!ll'ILT.Cll •c. nu:i rn.:ena1a
lit stra1gh1. r.ca1. 11L~e11•c,
dcpd Sr desires C0011n1unc. "•Ill 40s-5tis S\I .wntc::plll. .toog Beach Cai, ~18
t TALL 6'), A1TRACll.VI:.
'"'"-· )Ollng SJ \<S scus
ftnanc1altv Set\l"t Jent.mun
101th ~ ,..Jt 11.:1gc Ul >lllCJC'ilS
.. ho CnJU)S hfc llu:i:101100
Beach Ca.J 265S
TALL SLF..\01:.H !O) \'S
altna1•t pass.~:c 1\,out ·fc
SWf ,.an:s to~an.'t&. lll.'11
CQ s~o.:css:.., mr. for friend·
sh.p Ind !"or.11.~C ~I\ Bcacli.
Ca.l~r
Bt:Wml.L. llE,\l.Tll\
C?r:si:a:i ov. r '7 kl('it:n1 t~
lla.'lC!$OIT'IC. s:. .... e.<<'li' ~ ~
CiT1suan OV. 1 S!~ JiJ:
lO nc.p :nc .u ~ LSA T LO\ e
C'ir:si, cu!s, tc:i.'li$ s.r.. ns, Iii·
l!.-e, 11'1..J IC. sptru, Im cl, char•
1~ v.llfl. ,.on.nr-o1o1 .. 1l1t p>d
l::"c F-•mis :-tm. ~Iler.,.,~ 'lt
CaJ lf»8
A fTRAC11\I:. L\SlDOOL i.
OV. F. 39.5"2 'I\ • Steu \IS
W~. affectionate. <;>U!NntOUS,
hke1 qul11~ timt outdoors
Oiammd Bar c~1 ISl!O
S\lr F. ~rs 55. S . CLASSY
l"Ol!lll'.11C. poptumicNmpair.t
E;~·i..C!IS3!ca Scer.~o~ $. ~o
65 s:nccrc ro.~ ccuc:a•eo::
hw::'ollflJl.:S, ~J:.m:rJ :ncnc.i
.Jcumc pr.:o.a \h..,~1.in \. lt.J!l
(&.. 1$11
~cw IM\11CiRATOR from
llun&"'Y OWF. 40 S4 US Im
vrry OUlllllC· tempcn111tillll,
happy, in:tllo&tnt. amb1110o1s.
&ood iooktn&, Slll«:R, loyal,
~· l.o>clllll.n lpOfll,
kludm1.111c. dincc, n\Cl Dorn
tpQk Er.clilii •cry well Sec&
1111 span)' B\t/W\i C0-48. ~/
SD. intc:t 1en1. dC\em'llncd, ham. ihatp, lo-.es 11".i..> '·has
OISICl'ICt. ~ me A!l'lmta.
ht! p me earn lhr an1..a1c
West I.A Ca I 2''~
8EA\,"llfl1. L\S IDF and OUI
SWF27s1·:15,1'.cahl-),happ)i
llfy You re ma:1.rt 1mt:erra'I.
WIK, ~tome. nw!t=lhon·
I IC \ta !>J Call I~
Pr:rrn: Japanc1e R ' sceu SI
OW\.1 ~ 65 prn!«s11X"al °'
bus1nt\S1T11n \IS .1:) Friend
COfT1ltn1~sh.p. pou1b1y mere
Alli Lorna C 1 ?6
AlTRACllVI:. SBI-3V M&le
parcru. fil\1111(.111 y mdepmdcm.
1melh1cri1. sccu SB\1 'o-46,
(ex tcn011S rc.111oruh:j!. fun and
tra•clmg Ania;ntn ~ ltffl
PROl-l.SSIO\Al f :;>;na lady
o-a .:0 ~ llljlp\' Malt Pia
nm. suigcr, :ormcr ;ir .:icipe! .n
1i1t P.hil pp.res l.ot A.'tgc .cs
C&J1 ms
W,\.\Tf.D \\ell ·~<lo ur.ng.
a.lllll"Cd Ma~ oy !lnJ.'ll. S«)
slcndtr, '"•·:n 'lC&!ICd d1
~otccd hcri.h "0:?1111, .!0
\.tal.bu. Ca ~~'
A TTRAcnVc BLO\ Dl. b. ue
C\CS. 4~. \,'S cnpys CCU!lly
"'~ ~. 60's m..Jit, m<I¥ n::s c.:n.c:ru, b.1.1111. wa.u C11
btacll. mounta ~'IS. d111mi out,
q111e1 c•c:nincs at homt and
coo..111g GJ~e. C&ll 2014
AITRAC11\-E. DWF S4. S'lJ
1} 5 s«d 11111.Jl'e &tnllemln :0
... ~a:t spec1al 1tmcs "'1th. ~
dJnins. d e Pico Riven
c~u ~30
Women Seeking
Women
OR FAX YOUR PERSO AL AD TODAY!
MAD.. TO: SINGLE IIl"E, P.O. BOX 870, SUNSET BEAOi, CA 90742 FAX TO: (310) 592-6043
\l'hcn we ICC'Cl\'C )'QUr ad Tore will as.sign a voice ma~ number which -.c will ma• to )'OU v.-tth infonnahon on how 10 l'\."<'Ot'd }OUr frtt voice a.d
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\\.'O\tA.'i SEEKJ:'\G MA.'\ MA.'\ SEEKJ'\G WOM.~.N
W0\1.A.'\ SEP.KING WOMA."-\1.AX 1-.FKJ"l;G MA,~
City. ______________ Zip: ____ _
Phone (__) ______ Age ___ _
AhoYC lnformatic>n manda•Of)'.
FIR T 15-WORD AD FRE~! (Addi. words $1 each.) FREE DAILY ME
Make check payable 10 Singltlife. (Atilrtvlallm'i or he.t~ght oomlx> <nlDl as I word)
AGE CHECK !
FOil OF'F1Cf EO~l.Y
VMt ----PWI ----DBF ----~
auraaMSJF lm& Bc:ach. Call
3977
lfK&a11 S)'mllhOll)' m111ic1&11 MA TUE, STABLE SW\t
S\.\-'M '\l'S.40(bl*J)(l)lftts protCSSlonal S?/140 fi1, seas
\IFD
rcma:e ~er 40 Cor.1t ~ m)
ad•en111rcs Hlin11n1ton
Harbour Ca.I 4 i;
210, Jtt7.S pee~ bn..')Cl;t re.a
ti~ iilindat(OJf..:n a3
\cn:.=e. On.-ie. Ca r.:Q
()Cp
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•Ol'."a.'ll... a:id bonc:st HOl l •
,. ~ Ca!' 303'!
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more ads
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Women
Seeki Men ng
To respond to
tbese ads cQ/J
1 (900)
407-43777
{billed al $1.49
per minute)
and select
Option #2.
Available
24 br 'day.
7 day U'eek.
Women
Seeking
Women
Need
assistance?
Shtgklife
Custo~r
Sero Ice.
(310)
592-6040
.. ROlffi..\iJA\ llllXlM SWM
37. S I Ol1hm. F.n toy af es,
~ICS, lllW.C. [)cs;m:s tcml·
•csa.an. .. ,ay SI'. Ana!lam.
Call '671.
bcal1ful lady, c:sly 30 s. I.on& •ITICSl•e to. s~ corripmtion
Be.ch. Cal 4.?97-~--I°' ~_tea. lbcattt, diain,,
dimtn& OfjKtt•e f11:1, ~ YOL \G PROFl-SSIO\AL
SIN .m.s mann '"tm111 3S
~ tor fl aid•loi11 111d tra•d
Santa ~ Ca. '4<19
O,\ ... \tlC. 11\\DSO~E.
fun'lll.n,:iW\132.0'1 "orld
;.-.•c.cd llfbclc '°f'"..JIJCllfd
Oiar.pi<l'I c1 r inc and put<MI
r~ wu., all sporu R~.c.
J"yl>--:&.ic•c. era' -o( hu·
"""' (i!\lll(11(. ~ Steil•
\tr\ ph) S Cal')' l llll• hH
.. ""11.., .. ,;.i,, 1hrlntt, <1r.r and
Jcplil c21 rn '<""'Jlll' ttai<h.
Ca" PJI
K()\iA\1)( $ :i ( ( CIMlte, ______________ _
l~. !10!" Cll\lll.Cf. 111..'Cl~er.
GET Rf.AL• SW\1 2.S. 6n6S
modclh-.1tw etks F 20-U.
llhlt'ti" lllbe. Onngc Ccuvy
Call 3097
OECRf.l:D. 20. rnvm. Ill
tuni1>1uc S«U llhlct1c: \~SF
Likes sk11na, sk111ng, Min&.
and 1llcmal1\'cll'IU11c l1111111n&
ICJl'I BCkil C.:l 1)6:
SltY,1.0\U YSW\IJ U Ill
190. &cntlc. pauK!nltC, ltlmlll
t,.; SCltls l\rldy SWF 21 • N for
tarnp1.111ouhip, romanct Ir
• lllC. Call 3640
TAU. DARK. bandsome 32. nwn.,andCll'JMlltm1111 H111
S IMSS. ~ ~.atlOll 1111 93 llf'l&ton Boch. Ca:!~
Socls fWG(c:sllmal 10 pll)' with
lnm.CaU 31SI CO~. EC110\'Casua.,~
m.nded. DW\1. l . S'7. \~.
IL\\'D.SO\tE SWM « f«kJ Cl'IJO)'I easy Cood IUTICS. honcsl
11traai•c. pcs11c pl1ymate (or &imda.. Santa AM Call lS 17
1o1f. lCl'nl.S.1r1~el anil ranance.
\ewpori8c:Kh.CaU400S. DWM,.CHRI TIAS. ~·1s. "* JUST SO, JllSl d1~orced, JllSl
1:-. VESTME..~T BA!\ KER. &<ltingad"entlftSarnC,tal~llh
S~ 30's. 6'1/ITI, blond1shl lcuc. run. business owner
blwc eyes. Cancm111 seeks 111 ~mg (OJ .tl1pcly. lovrng &al
1clhscn1.111t1eu•c,slcnda lady co ~l Tust11 C'all -l901 "nieaninifW rcla11oruhip lalg
Hach. Call ma. "ITRA(11VI \\TITY SWM
J1. ~ 1~160 ~&all f«U
.SLCCESSF\.1. SWM 27, ad rela11onq11p minded SF 11110
•anted •snit Jn b\isl!IC$S and rod.. ates, bad! <\nahtun.
lunar. c:arcr:r rrutidtd, atcrac , Call J999
ti•c. end physically fi\, ~ires
•. Clldc:r,lallhcmtclOlll,llllel SW~t H, bl/17~. Cll)O)'S C)
lopnt SF, II 27, mpys Pt11n cl&n&. mll"Mll, ~ cookinc
Km ol tht ()pen 11 well as Ille Seckq a:iraa1•t .»31 SWJ-
Kinp. lof'la leach. Call 3471 ror rtla1.1onsh:p hine Cati
\.EltY YOUTIIR.L SW\1,
60l, alned, .ai~ c. s.eeks slcn-
cb .dlic.llMI~ lady, Ooha.
for fricndthlp..h111t ~14713
'4l1Sh WASTED Profts·
soor.I, fCll'nlrllJC, Wiii)', inLCI
~ wnw, SWM 33. ~
Wlwy. canftdcnc, NM> itldt·
~ SWFlMOu>bt frien6I luocr~ for l1J111cnn rel•· 11~ So Jlfidcsal ~ ~m. CaU 367• -
PROF'ESSIONAL. Ololr'\i, N/
s. tducalfd. sood klolcina ... cry
yNi& 60's, S'111JIS3. -.rm.
lllldl ... EnJOYI lemlS. &oil. tt111a. w A coolur~. S-.
w.y prdl1, iineth&C111 lady.
inllf $2 t.o-... far ~he
4CnOUt rtltu.n.hap ScwpM
• RC!ldl C.!l "17
llA\~SJ'M. 32. hons,
"" ••lM.~fc.. ld111& (or. 11.fthw (-.Jc Won\ be .......... Corana
11t1 Meir. c.u :nn
"""" 2.1. ...... SW1tf, u lO. •• ~ .,,._., 111 llt\h
1M c:s .. I 0.. M-Call
'1'4 ;
S1U.l. A FaOO. wtfl4'I for
U.l SWM, $), Si5. ..,_ "' ~Plda.tfln ' '°" ....... ~ 4603
lS93
SW DAD 39. ~ttia-. tent·
I.I\ e. zany. lit, ptalOnlle Scds \IS lalfy ~!!'Mes a differ
~ L.q Bodi Ca~ '~26
DL'Of:. SEEKS Ci.\I a lon:c
sher\ rl $$ co ad~·lngc &-"II
housdtetpil!I ("' ru~c pad. grtll
all,~.ma}htlrl\C '"ues
Pltase ~IS. be nest lrld sini&h•
Good looU arc OK tl.X' '"""
part Bc:Kh. Call 3M
ATHLETIC. HA\DSO\I~
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New study ~ndicates diet may protect against col.on cancer
New findings on the link
between diet and colon cancer
are adding to a growing body
of evidence that increased
consumption of vegetables-,
fruits and grains may reduce
the risk of fatal colon cancer,
according to an American
Cancer Society study recently
reported in the Journal of the
National Cancer Institute.
Facts & Figures report will help target programs and services
Colon cancer will be
diagnosed in 111,000 people
this year, and will cause about
51,000 deaths. The study is
one of several promising new
developments with respect to
colon cancer, says Michael
Thun, MD, director of
analyticJI epidemiolo$Y for the
American Cancer Society and
first author of the study.
Thun and his colleagues
conducted a large, prospective
study using data from the
Society's Cancer Prevention
Study II {CPS II) lo assess the
relation of diet and other
factors to risk of fatal colon
cancer. Other factors
evaluated in the study were
dietary fat consumption,
physical acti ity, obesity,
aspirin use and family history.
The findings revealed that
men and women who
consumed fewer servings of
vegetables and high fiber
grains had an increased risk of
fatal colon cancer. Men who
consumed the least vegetables
and grains and no aspirin had
2.5 times higher risk, and
women had 2.9 times higher
risk compared to those who
consumed the most vegetables
and used aspirin 16 or more
limes per month.
The results support
recommendations by the
American Cancer Society and
the U.S. Department of Health
and Human Services
encouraging consumption of a
variety of vegetables, fruits and
high fiber grains. Regular use
of low-dose aspirin may prove
to be an important supple-
mental measure, according to
Thun·s work. Thun reported in
the Dec. 5, 1991 New
England Journal of Medicine
that the risk of fatal colon
cancer may be reduced by as
much as SO percent through
regular low-dose aspirin use.
CPS II is an ongoing
prospeclive mortality study
started in 1982 that analyzed
the diet, behavior and lifestyles
of 1 , 185, 124 men and women
The complexity of cancer risk among the diverse
multi-ethnic populations of California is evident in
a report published recently by the American
Cancer Society, California Division.
The data, which appears in the report titled
California Cancer Facts and Figures -1993,
includes county-by-county cancer statistics in
California by number of new cases and deaths, by
site and sex.
This document will allow the American Cancer
Society to address..the needs of every seg.ment of
our diverse population, says Robert 0. Dillman,
president of the American Cancer Society, Orange
County Unit. For lhe first time, the report shows
the statistics of the five most common cancers for
Asian populations, including the Chinese, Japanese,
Koreans, Vietnamese, Filipinos and Asian Indians,
by sex, he Jdds.
In Orange County, the American Cancer Society
projects there will be 10,450 new cancer cases and
4, 190 deaths. Cancer affects each ethnic group
differently, depending on risk factors such as
heredity, economic status and lifestyle.
Some of the most interesting facts revealed in
this publication are:
v Within California, cancer patterns in young
• adult males now differ from patterns in the rest of
the country. The most common cancer among
males age 15-44 is Kaposi's Sarcoma, a cancer
related to the HIV infection.
~ Melanoma of the skin among young adults,
especially males, has more thah doubled over the
past 3 decades.
,,,-Breast cancer remains the most common
cancer among women of all ages and races (15
and over).
v After age 45, lung cancer is among the top
three cancers for both men and women. During
the last 30 years, the lung cancer death rate has
increased more than fivefold for women, and more
than twofold in men, undoubtedly due, for the
most part, to cigarette smoking.
In Asian populations:
,,,-Prostate cancer is a most common cancer for
most ethnic groups.
,,,-Among Chinese and Vietnamese, male lung
and bronchial cancers are the most common.
In Hispanics: r
,,,-Hispanics have lower incidence than whites
for most cancers, except cervical cancer.
l~frican Americans:
Y' African Americans have the highest cancer
incidence and mortality. African American \.vomen
have the highest death rate of breast cancer and
through the use of question-
naires. Society volunteers
enrolled participants from all
50 states, the District of
Columbia, Puerto Rico and
Guam to make CPS II one of
the largest research studies
ever carried out in the U.S.
American Cancer Society is
the nationwide community-
based voluntary health
organization dedicated to
eliminating cancer as a major
health problem by preventing
cancer, saving lives from
cancer, and d iminishing
suffering from cancer through
researcfi, education, and
service. For more information
about cancer or· the American
Cancer Society and its
programs, contact your local
American Cancer Society, or
call the Society's toll-free
number at 1-800-ACS-2345.
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prostate cancer is the leading cancer in African
Ameritan men.
~ African Americans and Hispanics are
diagnosed at later ~tages of disease for ·many
cancers when compared with whites, due possibly
to reasons related to cultural factors and access to
care. •
More than one million American nationwide will
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be the economically disadvantaged of all races.
Two-thirds of the poor are w hite, including
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"Almost all o( the major cancers in every ethnic
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methods we already know," says Dillman. "The
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