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Residents le-r 19th Street _bridges span . trouble
.,_ · NeYJlyweds say
proposal may disrupt
their plans for raising
family in the area ~·
By Joel Beers
SU!! Wrlttt
NEWPORT BEACH -A
bridge in their front yard was
not the wedding gift Chuck
and Jill Maggs wanted.
The Maggs were married a
month ago, the same ti me
thnt Chucl.. moved into their
home in the Newport
Terrace condominium tract,
which enjoys an unspoiled
\<icw of the Santa Ana Ri,er
bed.
II was al o one month ago
"'hen J 111 discovered the fate
of the propo ed 19th Street
Dndgc remaim 10 quc 11on.
Now. the Magg,· \1ew of
their quiet, serene oasis 10 .
the middle or turbulent
Orange County is tempered
by the thoughts of a bridge
th:H mil) somcdJ) dC)lrO)
their neighborhood.
.. , he rea)Qn \\C mo\ed
here \I, as because or the
rural atmosphere.'' Chuck
said. ''To find a plJcc hl..c
this in Orange Count) l)
impo 1blc."
A frontJge road ~eparates
the Magg's llome from tT1e
river bed. They have seen
rabbits, sl..unl..s, an
occa 1onal opo um and
heard CO) Ole hO\\ b at night.
The) fear the bridge "111
not only ruin the ecology.
but any plans they may hJ\C
of r.11\lng a famil)
"What \\OUIJ that be
hl..c," Jill asl..s "Growing up
right do"n the road from J
frCC\\ay?"
The realtor "'ho )Old the
·Magg their home four
month ngo a urcd them
that the bridge had long
smcc been tal..en off the
dra" ing bojrd.
"We "ere concerned, but
_didn't think 100..much about
it." Jill s;iid. "The re:iltor
)Cemcd to I.. now."
But after reading a story
See PLANS/lie* Piii
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Resident fights to pro tect th e
neighbors on his once-qui et street,
where he has lived for 40 year~
81 Joel Beers
EA~'l.19tl '.:>IRE l·I -,\I 11d1kr-1·fnt:
"h.:n l\\O ur .. 1.. ":ir \\Ou!d u:..11 p.i~t • r, mi.:
· in a .J,I\. 'I oc!J'. he c 11mat..-~ u'> mJ:' a~ 1.;ir~ P·''~ h~ h1~ ·" 11iJo\1'
A -lU·\c:Jr rc,iJcnt ot ca~t 19th S~ttcl· bd1k1
h.i~ h.id ,, fronl·ro\\ eat in the gr.idu.il trnn,for
ll'Jt11.>n ot !i :>trcct lh:it once "J" un t .: cd c or
"the boon1c,, · but "h1ch n .... 1' p1,; r lJ , t 1c 1 ..,,,.
C\I rc ... 1J ·nt1;il 'UC I m th. Ut\
And 11 oulll cc1 \\llr<;c
The \\1tkr11n~ ~>I b1,1 JY1h··1s ln~c:J 111!1.1110
prl>po,ed briug".:, on th.: .. ounl\ r .l\t~r p.Jn :
h11!1l\\aH Unh:' lh at u,,ced in .. , n mi. n • .i m;1ori1~ 01 ('( unt~ '>up.:n '"o:' :o c!eh:tc tn, bnJc
e'. L:.i't t 9th ma1 h.: \qd.:ncd t l> J~ mm 1J.ttt:
mor~ 1r:1ll1c. ·
II th,11 happen'. 11'1 horn .. , 0:1 ti~ !>ULllh 1dc "·11
l'\Cntualh l: ck~iroH·d m 'rJc r t in r.: '" t 1c: ~:r1.:e1 .;o'i.. ·t ·
Thi~ Joc!> not 'It \\\;!I ~1th L 1.hkr, a -1.,-eur-ol.!
"ho h:i!> the 'igor. :.p.1rt..k nJ ll..tdmuution of .1
man h.alf hi' .1gc
"!:>un .: l f 1h.:'c p •)Pk h:t\, Ii\ cJ h:rc '.?U or ~
~~ar' Jnd to J1~plJ-. th.:m J r th~ runh'n en,c o!
co111mu1cr' h qong." he 'i.1)'
Al Eichler, a 40-year re id e nt of East 19th Street in Costa Mesa, is fighting to kcefl>"ldditional traffic off his treet.
E1C'hler\ imohcm.:nt in 1hc t1~h1 10 plt!.er.e
E1,t 19th\ int~Cfll\ li.;11. m:iJc tum :.i .kbrn. of
'ort,. '' i1 h cour{c1l ·member :iud ncJt;hhor' \;ll"·n
rdcrring to him .1 the \l.i~ ur ul E t . 1 • '
. See BRIDGES Back Page
or spiciil ·Interest ~
~ like other Costa Mesa officials, councilman Joe Erickson
opposes 19th Street bridge plans. They're in his backyard.
By Joel Beers
COSTA MI:SA -Joe E:nd . ....,n. \:II)
counc1lm:rn. ha a. 1 C>tc:d tntt te'>I 10
l..ccping Ea!>t 19th >trcct 1ntJc1 .ind nu
bridge ove r West 19th. Lake other c\1uncal
membe~. he belic\C) the propo ah \\11ulJ
be terrible for the enurc l.'11)
But Joe [ricl..>on ha> Jn e\cn nl\>re
\C te<l intcre~t. He ll\cs t1\0 bkX'I..'> from
Ea t 19th. His three clemcnt:tf} :igc
children walk to chool e'en <lav. 1 he
Jib.raJ) .1nd park the &iworu ID!! au:_
locJtcd "here 19th turns into Dm'CT
Dmc.
"Thc'c propt''ab \\Ouldn't help
an)bi.>Jy al all," E·nck!K>n ~a~:. ... rile\
~oulJ JU!>t bnng ml)rc nui~c: .rnd 1rall11. to
the catv and cut a .... a}' J quiet
ne1~hl)orhood."
·1 he count) ha!> all three propo,.tl., on
it-. ll1.1'ter plJn or h1g h1\ a~"· The m.l\tc.:r
plan Jr;ilteJ in the cJrl} -lh. •~ the
,,, c1 :.ill blu eprint tor reg10nal
1r.11h1)\>r1.11 1"ln "'•thin the count)
Co,l.1 :'\k~a hope' ,I COOperat11C 'llUJ) ""h thi: l ount) anJ l1Uc!I of Ne" port
UeJ~h . I luntington Ucach and Fountain
\ ;illc} \\Ill COO\ ince c:i.:h '
-tft.tt altc rn.111' e., ew.1
\\ t kn0" "c ha' e a rcgion.\I
See ERICKSON 'Back Page Councilman Joe Erickson \.\anh I~ halt the ~lreet widening in hi neighborhood.
Shop ·costa Mesa promOtion brings _losal=----~umers-home -......._ Ch b f C October's Shop Co t.t Mc a c~1mpJign
Jlllll""" am er 0 ommerce was a strong firs! step in the lo~ran l
promotion tnduili~r~ ol Cl>>ta
1esa, ,000; South Coast Pl.sza. 52,500.
the Harb<lr Boulc"ard of CJr~. S:?.500.
the 00\\nto\\n Merchant' A"lx1at1on.
S::!,500, Triangle Square. S 1500. and
habit of m.1kllll! their purchJ''-' 111 i.m n.
..lt'!I hard lo mi:J~urc him mu"h ':.ik'
it dul genera te duang. the 1.:.imp1gn but
I thinl.. ~ou ha\e h> loot. ::it thc .. c kmd~ 01
rrnl!ranl\ J \ .1 kmg-tc rm I lh''tmcnt,"
rcrf}man ,,1iJ. ") h1' I' JO cdu~.11ion.1l
proce:.~ th.11 h:.i-, to co1111nuc .• 111J 1h1' ''~~
the first 'tcp in the prog.r.1111 "
thl: m''nth·kmc e'cnt an,! m.11.:c :i
purd1.h..:-in ll1~' n.
officials hope month-long project effon to.impr~tals_ Lbc . . • 1~r hoppmg in their home will put residents in touch with -to"n
their home-fown merchants . The month-long promotion. ,~h1ch rcaturcd pmes donatcc.t by p.1r11c1pa110g
I !arbor Center, S 1.000.
"\\ e ..... 1111 .. d Ill J1.1.11mph h i:cumg
·r~opk lo 1h11111o 01 u, .... ti,n bu~mg a,, 1.
.ill thin£' I, Ill£ cqu.il. l u1 11 t n..-. .. !.~, 1
"itlun 1h · llC\t .;:; d:i",'' Gia) ,;uJ
By Tony Cox
l!uSlllCSS £OiWr
COSTA MESA -The short-term
merchants and a campaign to educate
con umers on the advantage of
shopping in Co:.ta Mesa. attracted obout
SO local bu me> cs There "ere c\er.sl
ma1or contributor!. that helped fund the
$19,000 COM of public1i.ing the
Jam Ferryman. 111con11ng pre:.1dcnt for
the Co!>ta Me!la Chamber of Commerce
:.ind co-ch:urman of the Shop Costa
Mc J campaign •. :uJ he bcl1e\C!I the
promouon pro\.1dcd an 1mmcd1a1c boost
Ill local sales, but more importantly, II
"111 encourage con~urncr to ~ct into till'
Gary G1.l\,\1y,11cr of Or.m:!c Coa't
Jccp·E.1gk. ,agreed GrJ) 'IJll..t thJl"
··1101 elull~. ".: .:du.:.1tc.:d pc,lpk ol the
1mpor1 a11::e \ll 'hopping at hllmc.
e'pc.:1.111) "11h ' m-.1h1ng ' e\p.:n,l\t a'
:.i ca r •· ·
Inc ... mpa1gn 1\a' ba,.:d \lO the notion
that 'hllpj>111£ Ill h.l\\ n h .. r' rr1. \.II. "
See SHOP Al
effe ct on !.ales "'on't be lnown for u
couple months, but indica tion) arc that
Costa Mesa co.a to take close
look at low-cost housing project
By Joel Beers
SUI! WrUt
COST A MESA -Decision)
on whether to opprove the
county's fir,t low-co t housing
prOJCCI for ingle adult and re-
vising the city's fee structure
lead o lengthy City Council
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CIRCULATION 642.otill
llADllS' HOnlNE 642·6086
~to 642·56'1
iifAl ADV£RTISINC '42-4321
ti:MOOM
agenda Monday night
Costot Mc a Village, a $4 5
million project designed for thc-
working poor, i upporlcd by
the council. Uut council mem-
bers caution 1h11 the complcl·
ity and unique nature of the
See COUNCILJ•
c pcc1a ll) "1th a b1g-t1d,e1 11~ ·1 lil.:c an
au1omob1le. p.1rt1c1pani.. 111 th'" c.1mpa1gn
could not C\pcll people. h> gn l>Ut during
Insurance company pedals bicycle salety to · children
By LonAnn Basheda
St.Ill \\ ler
NI-\\ PORT CcNJ ER -Pa·
c1(1c Mutual. which cmplO) :i man
cnou,lr_1,!!iured Jn a highly publi·
1:'1zeJ01c)Cle <1cc1Jcnt, has agreed
to cucnd o gnint to help talc the
Newport-Mc a Unified School
D1 lnct' popular Sprocket\l.oman
• biC)cle silfely program to clcmcn·
IOI)' schools eountywidc.
Pacific Mutual employ· Jame
Murphy. who recently \\ai. offc.:1c<l
S2.85 million from Ne"port Beach
to cttlc a la" uit he filed ofter
cr3,hing his bil..e 10 a puddle on
Bad: Uay Drhe two \Cil~ :igo.
Murphy suffered permanent brJ1n
damage an the crash. which he
blame' on the cit ·' failure tCll
pmpcrl\ dram the bike sr:ul.
Patricia Ko I..), a 'poke \\Oman
for P.1cific Mutual lite imur;lncc
comp;rny, ' 1llcJ it 'la 'oin\:1dcnce.
rJ!AIHIH
"There " no conncclll'n c '''Pl
that we t1,c an intcre't here an
children·, health anJ -;a(CI\ ," 'he
'aid. •
Kll'k' "!!Hi the ·P~dt1c Mutual
l\lundjtion. a charit.1blc br:.anch of
the hfe '"'urance COlllf\!ln~. de-
cided Ill •t\C SJ!'. JU hl the Or·
:tnl.!C c,,unl\ l r:.auma '"'1CI\ :ihcr ·
hc:mng th:it the PT \ "J' iXm-.m·
ing a helmet ,.tic fN tudent" "ho
C\luldn't 1..llheNhc :iflorJ them
..
Pt.rt ,,r tl1e 11J1 t h ""'er, "111
~'" l1i:,,1gn. tcd 11 °ll ,d;et\\om n
ri.. 1rhl'Jd\:J 1 th'" Ne"JlOfl·
\ti. J chv 1' • t°xlUI three \C3r'
:1)10 b\. 1, ::il bic-.rl~'-:Jlel\ n .. ttn~t' "'.ir~1i l::\:.i1L' and h::an F:irrcr,
~p.1.h.kt'l"om:rn 1' ctuall~ :m
" d·" mnm • progrnm '' rtcd 1n
Sc:ittlc
~c"port ·Mri.:i of1 1~1 Is pa1u
lormcr km t 1 • rtcn tc:id1cr t..>
See SAFETY M
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Monday, November 16, 1992
Locals DiilJ
.... Yesterday's News
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FORTY \'EARS AGO: Nov. 13, 19S2
l-rom the Newport Balboa News Press:
HundreJi. of alumni attended Orange Coast
Collcgc'i. fir::.1 homecoming festivities this
1H~ekenJ. A campus barbecue dinner attracted
160 graduatei. and 700 students and alumni
crowded into the OCC cheering section in
Santa Ana Stadium. Homecoming queen Mikel
Burne~ of Corona dct Mar and her court; Jean
Mmru:k of Garden Grove, Charmaine Bernard
ot Hu1111ng1un Beach, Chandra Sooy-of Balboa
Island and Susie Pieger of Corona del Mar
\\Cre cro1\11eJ at half-time and were guests of
honor at the Homecoming Dance in the OCC
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1\\ E:\T\ \ E.\RS AGO: Nov. 11, 1972
Police c1 .1cuJicd a Ba~cr Street apartment
builJ1ng ;illcr J re::.1dent received a phone call
abuut bomll~ pllnted by her frunt door and her
car. Co::.tJ ~k~J Police Offieer Chuck Hamilton
called El 1 l)ro MCAS for help in disarming the
devi ce::. and an exploi.ives team was dispat~hed
to the -,1:c ne \\'hen the team opened the
device,, 1he1 tound an alarm clock wired to
high''·'' lla1c" in one and flares and no clock
111 the other \\ eJC) resident~. who had spent a
tcn~c c'cn11H~ behi nd police lines. were finally
.i ll~ml!J t...1 return home. The person who
rccc1,cd the phone call told police she had no
clue '" to "h' 'omeo ne would threaten her in
~u1.h J m;.inra
TE1' \ EAHS \GO: Nov. 16, 1982
Re::.punJ1ng to \\hat she del)cribed as public
outrage O\ er million dollar campaign spending,
~--,..,.....--...... Third term Assemblywoman
Marian Bergeson,
R-Ne"'port l3each,
announced she was
considering legil)lation to
limit donauons to political
camp::ugns. Bergeson said
legislation could be drafted
to require candidates for
state office to acctpt only
money that originated within
the district for which
Bergeson election was sought. She said
tlm \\Ould prevent politicians from loading up
on mune> from large statewide political action
commatteel) and other special interest groups.
FIVE YEARS AGO: Nov. 4, 1987
Homeov.ners rn Newport Beach's Beacon
Bav community had more real estate
bargaining po~er thanks to the overwhelming
appro,al o t a measure in recent city elections.
Mca)ure N, which affec ted only the 72 home
pril Jte m.ighborhood, allowed homeowners to
double their 25-year leases on city-owned land.
The measure. which was passed by 82 per cent
of the 'voterc;. docs not automatically double the
lca-.e.,, bu t allows the city and the homeowner's
ai.!-0\:1Jt1011 to enter into negottations for 50
vc;ir leJl)e!>. v. h1ch enables homeowners to ~ecure bank loans.
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~ There are no personality surprises in
growing ol der. By th e ripe old age of 30,
what you see is what you get.
f.ccording to psychologi ts, our basic
chiracteristics are formed by 30, and stay with us
the rest of our lives. If you're carting some heavy
baggage, like taking yourself too seriously, it's
best to get rid of it before the cut-off date.
There"are no refunds or returns. You can't rely
on some ONtside miracle like a love affair or.
solar eclipse to solve your identity crisis. It's a
do-it-yourself. project.
This new revelation answers that age-old
worry: Will time turn me into a
bore? When there are silver
threads among the Clairol, will I
lose my esprit? Despite Mother
Nature's reputation for dirty
tricks, she's enou~h of a lady not
to transfom1 you in to a bromide
-unless you come by it
naturally. Age glorifies your
virtues and emphasizes your
short-comings. If you were a
wind-bag in your forties, you'll
be soporific by 90. By then you'll
have a wider selection of
pointless stories to relate. ~
On the other hand, unsinkable
optimists sail through old age
with flags flying, even if the ir boat is a little
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Illustration by Bill Mcintyre
leaky.
While seniors are more diverse than other age
groups, we're frequently lumped together like a
Blue Plate Special with no substitutions. Bu.t
we're not all carrots & peas, meatloaf & mashed
potatoes. Everybody gets old from intellectunls
I NOVEMBER I
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9 10 11 12 13 14
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b 30 P m. Costa Mesa City Council, regular meet-
7 pm
7 a._m.
ing, council chambers. Gty Hall .
Dartmouth recruiting, for students and
parents, Balboa Bay Club, Quarter Deck
Room , l 221 Coast Highway. Newport
Beach.
TUESDAY
22 13
29 30
24 . 25 26 f.27 28 -
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Newport Harbor Ar~a Chamber of Commerce, Dolphins breakfast, Ne11tporl Beach Mamott.
Ir-
7.30 p.m. Latinos Cosla Mesa, regular meeting. Denny's, Bristol and R~ Hill. Costa Mesa.
5 p.m.
6 p.m.
Noon
WEDNESDAY
Netwo rking '92, Newport Harbor Area Chamber or Commerce member) >emanar, The Sports Club/Ir·
vine, 1980 Main St, Irvine.
CosU ~n Chamber of Commerce, ~"Business After Hours;"--alRodre BoboiS, 3060 Br11tol St., C03tJ
Mesa .
THURSDAY
Costa Mesa Chamber of Comm erce, Transportation Committee, chamber office, 1635 Ne\1tport
Blvd . Costa Mesa.
T Don Bren t l: ONE YEAR AGO: Nov. 16, 1991 ..
Irvine Co chairman Donald Bren told a
gr oup of ~W community leaders. "Today. l
decpl) bcl ae\.C we expand our horazons with the
opening uf Nev.port Coast Drive." The $67
m1ll1un 6-mde road winds from Pacific Coast
Highway JU!>t south of Cameo Shores to
MacArthur Blvd. near University Drive in
Irvine. It was touted to improve access to and
from coastal cities while reducing traffic
congestion in the area.
Police log . · -_
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COSTA MESA
Peppertree line: Tools were tal<en Fri-
day from the gar.age of • home 10 the
29op block
-Comp/Jed by Annt Spinn
Harbor Boulevard: Someone stole .a
bike Saturday that was pa1ked in front
of the Jad. 1n the 8011 at 2235 Harbor
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Aduns Avenue: A wallet and .a watch
were stolen last Wednesday from a
locker at the Family Fitness Center.
NEWPORT BEACH
Easlblulf 'Drive: While ~ping at
Hugh~ Market rn th. 2500 block, a
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woman reported that w •ccidentally
lert a dt.lper carl)'mg b.lg 111 a cart
When she returned to rettteve the b.lg
had ah'eady been emptied.
Via Lido Nord: A wereo and gold nng
'>\-ere l.>ken from a camper truck parl..ed
near the COfncr of Vi.i Palermo
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Managing Editor Steve Marble ... 642·4321
to belly dancers. ~en_e~th t~e wattles and chins is
n lively supply of ind1v1duul1sts. . .
What's important in your formative years 1s
nurturing the right qualities for the long haul.
Cute doesn't work after 30. Topping my laundry
list is humor. It's the dessert for eatin~ .aH Y?Ur
veggie . If you ha,•e a taste for absurdtttcs, hfc
offers a rich supply. .
Courage: This is the stuff t~at st~ffcns yo~r
spine \\-hen you l09k in the mirror tn cross light-
ing -which is only flattering to a date palm.
Detem1ination: The stubbQrnness of never
giving up despite taxes, pol_iticia~s, CAT Scans,
falling hair, and salt-free diets with no a lcohol.
Curiosity: Anti-boredom insurance. Don't
leave home without it.
Knowing your basic per onality 1s finnly in
place by 30, puts a var1ely of goals in a new
perspective. Especially marriage. Women can no
longer choose a mesmerizing playboy with the
idea of reforming him into a faithful spouse.
What you see is \\hat you get. Thnt leaves an
agonizing choice: Marry~ nice, safe, conservative
man, or accept a heartthrob £lS is -roving eye
and all. So far this condition can't be cured by
surgical alignment or eyegla ses. but science has
made strides in so man)' field , why not marital
medicine'?
P.S. Occasionall) people change in later life ,114
through therapy or some miraculous insight, but
you can write the number of converts on the
head of a pin.
Nancy Mdnt) re is D re~ident of Laguna
Nitut l.
Public ·reeoftd .:.;.::-:. · ....... .._ ..... >•tit.-.....
Marriages
l\S ~pott«l to tM Ot.Jn~ Cuunt1 Rt:'C~r·s Offa.
Newp ort Beach
o Mich.iel MilliL:an m.irr1ed Jun A. Oani~s Oct ), in
8.>lboJ
Robert z. Tafo)a m;imcd Amy H Samuelson on Oct
l 19'll •n P.>~den ..
Costa MHa
o Trot A. Htdgren m.urlt.'d krrt Im.ii on Oct 10, 1992
Ill ~nt•~-
(llC Oleson malflt'd A\a K. hans on Oct 10. 1992 1n
C~JM~
o Elbert Onis m.imed Nicole A. Winn on Sept 19,
1992 •n S.lnt.l Ana
o Thomu J. Sere.aw mJmed li~.l E. Romero on °'-."1 1 O.
199 2 1n Nev. port BeJch
n Scott W. Emig married AndrH J. WalL:er on Oct. 1 O.
1992 In Pas.tden.>
SCbool lunch menu
MONDA\' -Soft taco cir chce e piua,
shredded lcuuce with cheese. peaches in light
S)rup. mini chu rro, milk
TUESDAY -Twkey hum Jnd chce c hero
sandwich or cheese pizza, lelluce and pickki._
crisp apple, milk
WEDNESDAY -loc31 school holipay
THURSDAY -It alian sp.ighetti with mc:11balls .
cheese bre:id stick or cheese pizza, carrot. coins
and broccoli ~ith ranch dip. orange Juice bar,
milk
fRlDA Y -Twin chicken hllle on mini buns or
cheese piua, tJter 101 , garden fresh sal3d, Happy
Birthday cake. milk
Super latto/DeCCO . __ ..,. . -.
Super lotto
Saturday, Nov 14
for S3 .5 millton Jackpot:
11 , 14. 15, 17, 18, 19
Decco
• Hearts ..................................................... 10
.ft Clubs ........................................................ 6 + Diamonds ............................................. Ace
• Spades .................................................. Ace
lOCM. TmBIA11RI:
Newport Beach 77/48
Balboa: 75/44
Costa Mesa: 78/50
Corona del Mar: 76/42
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
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Not only that,· he can turn a-nickel into a pot o' gold
STRIKJNG IT RJCH. ACAJN -
There's a fascinating spread in the Nov.
9 issue of Forbes magazine, bringing us
up-to-date on the adventures of Charles
Mathewson, former Newport Beach
man-about·town. The bottom line is that
his 4 percent stake in lntertlational
Game Technology is now worth $96
million.
"It couldn't happen 10 a nicer guy,"
Local
Scene
says his e>.·wif e, so-ciety
columnbt LJnk
Mathew on of Ha(bor
Island.
A former
.card·playi"g crony of
John Wa)'nt, Jot
DeFranco, Barron
Hilton and Wnrreo
ButTctt. the 64-year-otd
Chuck Mathe"son is
accustomed to amasi.ing
fortunes. He had
retired in '69 with a
bundle from Investors
Diversifier Services, and
. was enjoying the )\\eet
life here when called back to active
service seven years ago by IGT. "a little
company" ba1.ed in Reno. ..._~-.
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l was Charles Mathewson who came
ACTUALLY, TllJS TOWN
CAN UE RATHER DULL -
In spite of all the front-pnge
notoriety (fraud.
embezzlement, general
naughtiness afnicting the
up with the idea of a progressive jackpot
system for slot machines, linking thou-
sands of casinos. high and mighty), Newport
Riche h;is more than HS
share of stuporou types.
It was Mathe\\SOn who came up with
the idea of a progressive jackpot system
for slot machines, linking th9usands of
casinos. Just the other day, you may have
read, a nickel player hit for more than
$600,000, ~ive or take a few slugs.
The still-dazed plunger might have
been tempted to end a small gratuity to
the super-slot's guiding genius -but,
really. Chuck Ma1he"'1.on doesn't need
the money.
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FOR THE TRJVIA·MJNDED -in that
TV blockbuster about Sinatra, the· actor
portraying our O\\ n Joey Bishop in the
steam-room scene wa~ one Shelly Lipkin.
How im presse<.I was Joey?
He didn't even know the guy's name
until a columnist told him .
This was evident again the other day,
\\hen it was noted here that i.ome
trouble-makers had comp1lea a last of
"The 15 Dullest People" m our mtthl.
Sure, the Oranae Coai.t is becoming
known as "Cote de Fraud, the Bunco
Capital of the Nation," but there's a
prior claim to fame . For decades, this
slice of paradise "as known as "The
Land of the Lotus-Eaters," honoring
early settlers 'Aho deserted Ody1.seus and
brought indolence to our !>hores.
Vestiges remain. I don't know if the
Dull Men's Club of Newport Bench I)
still in business. but l\e saved a Jack
Smith column from the L. A. Times
(circa 1980), referring to our languid
land as "Valley of the Dulls." He was
quoting Crom a Daily Pilot piece, penned
by Michael Paskevich, \\ho noted:
"The t)p1cal member thinks 'Menage a
troi)' is a f rench pa my, and 'Gucci' 1s
i.ometh1ng you say when )OU tickle a
b:iby under the ehin.
"None of 19em owns a hot tub, "ears
gold chains or goes hang-gliding for
recreation. They have marriages. not
relationships. drink beer, not Perner,
;.ind \\-Ouldn't think of taking i.ens1t1\ 1ty
training or roller disco lessons."
I hope the Dull Men's Club still eici)tS.
1t-.;nembers could go a tong "'ay to\\ard
dispelling th.JI (long yawn) 'bunco'
image.
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OK, LET'S CO~tPROMISE -At the
1ns1)tence of the American Cancer
So.::1e1y's Orange County un11 , I'm being
pn:,i.ured into p:?::11cipating Thursda)' 1n
the 16th annual Great American
~mokeout.
Quit smoking for just 2~ hours -
then, hopefully for life, goes the entreat)
recc1 .. ed from l9~al he~dquJrters
Well, dang it, I'm just not ready to
obhge. The1.e good-hearted folks ha\C
been dogging me for more than a dozen
yea rs -ever since the column lir:>t
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Send your items to Pete Ryan,
The Daily Pilot, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesol, 92627.
Today
Hair -The City of 1'.fwport Balboa Bl\d.) at 3 30 p rn .•
Beach rs ofienng a 2 hour trench l'-.o\.ember 1 7 at the Corona de~
Ha ir Braiding workshop ""h1ch Ma r branch Libra rr (420 mangold
offer) students an introduction to A\.e J at 1 O a m. and l'\O\ ember 18
basic hair braiding techniques. The at Manners Branch Library (~005
\\Ori.shop will be held from ~. Do\ er Dr.) at 3:30 p m. \\hil e
6 00-8 00 p m at the Oasis Senior preschoolers enioy a performance Center. Admission: S 17.
Pre-registrat,1on is required. Call at '\ewport Center Li bra!\ (856 San
644-3151 . · ClememteDr )at1 0 30 a m on
Ch ildren's Books _ \lo\ember 18 All program) are
Preschoolers .through fifth graders. tree Contact Judy Kelley at
as ""ell as grown-ups are invited to 644-3187 for more information.
appeared ~it h the meri.chJum cal:.ib:hh
protruding from the beard.
With all due rei.pect to their \\orth~
cau .. e, I don't \I.JOI to dance chi)
fondungo 11gt1tn To~ote amlq1Tii1@
George Burm. \\hen ~'ked ""h} he\ \llll
smqk1ng c1g'4rs, '"At m) age, I need
something to hold on to.'
But let's not be harsh and un)1elJ111g
Jbout this. A) my contnbuuon to the
Smokcoul, I'm reque ttng a "'h1 1eou1
I'm a!>ktng the editors to era)e the
offen,he pipe 1rom the da) ') mug·,hot
Then ma>be "'e can '111 bre'2 the 3 little
eai.1er •
~tumble. mumble ..
Pl:...\Kl'G OI UAD HA.BITS. LOL~\
Sl'l:.LLl.\G ~tL5f RL~ I\ THE
FA.\IJL\ -Chris ~fogee ~teet I Costa
Mei.a ha') fof\\a rded a pre·elcctton kll r
"ped on the pcr)onal )I.it 0ncf) of
Maril)n Qua)le, \\1fe of the \.in_i)hing
\.Cep
1 he f1r'>t sentence tell" :ibou: the
Bu~h-Qua) le CJm pa1gn 11 ··ded ~:1t1on to
principals. "
Jery K obrin's column runs .\londa)s. -
H-t.'dnesdD)S Dnd fr1duys .
Dartmouttl Recruiting
-Dartmouth College Recruiting
E\en1ng for students and parenb
will take place at the Balboa Bay
Club at 7 ;00 p.m in the Quarter
Deck Room (1221 Coast Highway,
Ne\\iport Beach') Jim Shield.
Assistant Director of Adminis.tration
will be available to discuss
admission.
ADD -From 7:00 pm. to
8·30 pm., Joan Andrew)' oft1ce
will sponsor a lecture called. ADD
& Adult Communication St}les. The
presenter, Denise Da\ is, "111 talk
about the symptoms of ADD
<Attention Deficit Disorder), how
they iniluence communication, the
challenge oi dealing with ADD and
hO\'\ to correct potential problems
before they de\ elop. The lecture
will t..il.e place at Joan Andrews'
oifice, 1151 Do"e St., Suite 1 OS.
Newport Beach. A SS donation is
requested. For information and
reservations call 476-0991.
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899 MEMBERSHIP •• -.A B GAIN!
In our fa t paced society of the
90' , tim e has become our most
valuable commodity. Many individuals
\\'ho cnJOY working out are finding
that the long trek 10 their large health
clab 1s taking too luge of a chunk out
of their daily life. Tlus, combined with
the fact tbal large clubs have a cold
and impersonal atmosphere, is why
smal~ local health clubs are bcooming
the wave of the 90' . A good
example of lhi~ tr,:nd is Club Corona
del Mar & Boutique located on Coast
Highway south of MacArthur Bhd
Club Corona dcl Mar i a locaJ,
convenient club that offeni a complete
workout facd1ty to a limited number
of members who arc mostly women
and a few men. O ub Corona del
Mar has recently remodeled and has
spared no expense in offering
members the besl in equipment as
well as a staff, of extremety talented
ins1ructors1 scaled down in a wann.
personal atmosphere. Like large clubs,
Club Corona del Mar offer
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top-of-the-line and tate-of-the-art
equipment, high powered personal
trainers, a complete hne of aerobics
and e~erclSC cla c as well as a
workout boutique. The Oub's
state-of-the-art equipment selection
includes Cybcx. Hogan. Aa, Star
Track.. Stairmaster and eoaia~ "~ft
some of your large and · cxpc.nsive
dubs do not ha\-e equipment this
nice", ~1d one member. If you desire
' your own pcoon:ll WOJ\out coach to
opt1m1ze your workout program, Oub
Corona dcl Mar e\'en bas several high
powered rcrsonal traincn to motivate
you into shape. 1f you arc· a
beginner &r a lifc1imc aerobics junkie,
Oub Co~na del Mar abo offers _a "Ewn IOIPW <>/ yc>w w~ on4 apauiw cl¥b$ do lt()I
complete hnc up of dance and ~erobic ha"~ ~1 thi.s nict. •·
cl KS ftu all levels, from Jo-· impact • and tcp e to the new b6dy hand selected from a large group of manufactUrc" mm
ICUlpt and funk. ''1'¥e been to a lotof the ~unit), an cxcit1n1 sci 1ion of ~arcl for all ha
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taken. The Oub K~ prosn.m 11 membC:n and often the f0C'tm06t m scl\itt, cl
Nn ~ • romier KrobiC 'TV nctwcxk cq=t and staft. The Qub • cuncntl) otrcnn new
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<:olau del Mar llld Boutique has Mar •
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A4 Monday, November 16, 1992 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Business The Business pJge run> on Monda~. Wedn~ays, Thursdays and Fridays Business Editor Tony Cox ... 642·4321, ext. 371
Hurricane Andrew dampens US Facllltles gain Who• Ross TO\\nsend, a 49-ycar-old
• Corona del Mar resiJcnt who
is o~'ncr of C&J Technologie'i. A 1i~111ve of
Australia, To,1-nsend \\3S trained W> a
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1 ,I .1 'lfllllg gain 111 re:\·
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financial problems -"hich sur·
faced prior 10 the March 1990 nc·
qubition b) its current owner) -
b) focusing on a tr:iditional ap·
proach to community lending and
depollll gathering .
D
J\e\"port Ueach general comrac-
ll.\r Seashore Co nstruction Inc. ha
.. ·,1mplcted a S350,000 reno\'at1on
.snJ tenant ·1mpro' ement prOJCCt
ll r R~~enb Point. a retirement
.,.,,mmun11y in In rnc.
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lliJ;.H') h.a) c & Associaccs, a
'\c:,•purt public rclJtions :ind ad·
'cru..,ing tirm, ha~ added several
·mC\\ client~ to its roster, including:
rhc Otf1ct.) Products People, a
group of more than 100 dealers on
the We~t Co:ist: Compai>s Learn·
ing Sy:.tcms. a developer of human
resources dC\'Clopment programs;
111\estml.'nl banking firm Crut·
tcnden & Co.; Mitchell Partners
Securities Investments; and
Pharm:iBotan1\.~. ~hich sells Chi·
ne~c herbal medicine .
1ing1nJt1on. processing and
do~1ng functions.
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Collta Mel.a resident Todd
Uroo~ has joined Irvine pubhc
rc!Juons firm Gladstone
lntcrn.itional as an account
coordm:uor. Brooks, formerly
an intern \\ith Rep.
Chri~topher Cox (R-Nc~poq
Ucach ). \\ill 1.-ork with
Gladstone's h1gh-1ech. la"' and
-b;mkmg accounts.
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Ann Foster, formerly of
• ~l osey1Hunt in Portland. Ore .
and Paula Bd ci, formerly of
RuJestam Group and Galusha
& Associates in Newport
Beach, have 1oined Newport
Beach public relations and
ad ... crt1~rng firm Hilary Kaye &
As!>OC1atc:.. Foste r was hired as
an .iccount coordmator. "htlc
Urac1 '' a senior account
C\et::Utl\C
Please send your Up the
L:Jddcr announct'ments to the
Pilot's business editor, Ton\!
Co,,, at JJO n: Hay St., Costa
,\f<osn, 91617.
structural engineer, but for the la"\ 30 )l!Jrs,
he's \\Orl.ed in the .,,.,.imming pool !ndu,try
and has become some,,hat of a marketing
specialist l le has also built four aquatic
recrcacion parl..s around the "orld.
What.·C&J Tcc:hnologies hJ.,
• rights in the America to
market an Australian ''ater chlorinotion ..
product called Chloromatic. IO\\ n'end is in
the pn.x:ess of finding agcnb to marl..C"t the
product in \Jrious territories 1n the Uni ted
States, and he is the Chlorom.1uc ~1gent for
Orange County. Ch1oromatic 1-. a de' ice that
comcm salt to natural chlorine. Chlorom:11ic
owners need only to put salt in thdr pools,
and the machine naturall) d1lvrin:llcs the
water. Unlike pools with 1 egub< chlorine,
Chloromatic pools don't irritate a per.,on's
eye) or skin, and the} don't ha\'e a strong
odor of chtorine. They'.re abo eas} to
maintain. The U.S. retail price of
Chloromatic is SS95, but To,..,nsenJ is
offering a promotional price of S795,
including installation.
When• To\\nscnd reached
• agreement to market
Chloromat1c in Nonh America. Central
America anJ South Amt'nca in Julv, and he
began operating hen: in Scplcmbc;. Nine
) cars ago. he introduced Chlorom 111c to the
South African nurl-.ct. •
Where• 1\.>"nwnd\ ChluromJllC
• agenC) 1s nurl..ctrng the
product all O\Cr Southern Cahfori11J until he
get:> agent!> to )ef\c areas other thJn his
Orange Count) rcrnttrf). He sJid Jfo, Tin.t
three agcnb "ill set up shop 111 $;1n Diego
County, Palm Springs and some\\here in
Florida. TO\\O)Cnd's Coron.1 Jcl ~1 :.ir-b:hed
Chloromauc agc)lcy can be contacted at
673-5787.
Why• Towmend said he c:une to the
• United States to mJrl..et C&J's
computenLed pool chemical controller. but
"hen Chloromatic approached him about
introducing its product here, he dec1Jcd to
focus all his energies on the cnlonnJtor. I le
said he sees great potent~al fo r Chlorom:itic
becau)e it's cost-effective and less irritating
than conventional chlorine. He said. too. that
comentional chlorine m:i~ e\entuall) be
phased out because of m en\ iron mental
dangers. Introduced IS }Cari-ago 1n
Australia. salt chlonnator" are no\ .. used in
more than 80 percent of pooh in
Chloromat1c's home country.
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Ros Townsend demons-trate's. his company's "ChloronMlic."
H • C&J "ill get a ~ub,tJntJ~il OW• proht on the 0 1loromJti.: unih
11 ~Its in Or.1nge Cuunt~. a. \~ell a~ :.i \m.ill
comm1' ion on Jll of the sJles gcncr•HcJ ti~
the American Jgcnts To"n~end finds
To"nscnd J1d he\ sold and installed about
75 ChloromJt1c unit so far, and he's JUsl
beginning lo sign up agents tor other
territories I le prOJCClS th:it ChloromJcic \\ 111
sell 50.000 units :innuall) 1n the U.S. w1~hin
the nc\I three )C3rs.
Lesson Learned:
· 'It\ kcc:pmg on target, not gelling pUlko
ofl }Our mJ10 goals," To" n end said "Set :i
goal, like l have. :ind stu.k lo it. I get
opixmumue' to get ill\Ol\cd in other thin~
c:' el) day. but ch" need m) tull. de,oted
at1cn11on:· ·
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. • NIWPO't INCh/Coata Me)a Daily Pilot • Monday, November 16, 1992 AS ~
f-i118nt witness:
I was walking with my husband
on Balboa Island when we
passed a mother beating up on
her liulc girl.
aw I'
What do you do when you see child abuSe?
\
The child, about SC\lefl, was
Family
Counseling
crying. The
mother was
• screaming at her,
a she pushed the
child down onto
a sidewalk bench,
The more the •
child cried, the
harder the
mothe r hit her,
We came by
!hi scene along
with of a dozen
other 'people \\.ho
also did nothing.
l couldn't sleep
that sight
because I couldn't get the child
out of my mind. And because I
was appalled by that woman\
behavior. And because l wa
judging. my personal failure to take
some kind or action in the def ensc
or th3t little girl.
Had two adult males bee n in a
brawl, surely someone would have
intervened. if two women had
bee n fighting, passersby would
probably ha\le broken them up as
well. lf a man had been be ating
up a wom:in, there is a good
chance someone would have
alerted the police.
But I guess it was because th'C
abused p:irty "as a child :ijld our
l:ulture promotes the ides that
parents have the rjght (within
fuzz) guidelines,) to discipline
their own children, thai we ;ill
J\erted our eyes.
What could have I done? What
can anyone do Y.hen confronted
\\.ith 3 parent who is publicly
abusing his her own child?
That long night I thought first
about "hat I couldn't have done:
This clearly hadn't been the time
Obituaries .: .. ~~-~t;:.·· .. ;. .
Cath._erlne Wetzel, 77·
Graveside services for Juan1tJ Catherine Wetzel, 77, "ill be
conducted at I p.m. tod:i) Jt Pacific View Memorial Piirk in
Newport Beach. The Rev GcrJld Hoemann of Zion Lutheran
ChUfCh.-in Blythe "-l~M!!lt'----
Born Sept. 7. 1915 an Santa Ana, Mrs. Wetzel died Nov. 11 in
Blythe. A Costa Mesa resident for 62 )Carli, she had lived in
Blyt he for the pa t 15 )CJr JI her )Ummer residence.
Mrs. Wetzel as survived b> l\\O '"n~. Ball of Huntington Beach
and Bob of Costa Mesa. 10 grandchildren and fl\e
great-grandctialdren.
James Kevin Butler
A memorial service for J:i~incs Kevin Butler '!'ill be conducted
Nov. 20 at 3 p.m. at St Ai"ldre" Prcsb)1erian Church in Newport
Beach.
A native olNe"pon Beach, Uutlcr died Nov. 10 at his home in
Bath, Maine after a six-month batt le with cancer.
ButlCl' 1Burvived by his \\ife, PJtricia; a daughter, Christie; a
son, Jason; his p:irent , James ;md Dorothy Butler of Newport
Beach; and a niece, Arny Walson.
Donations ma) be made to the American Cancer Society or to
Hospice Care-Chans in Bruns'"acl.. Mame. -Niva Nadine Croul, 70 --
Private services fo r Neva Nadm~ Croul, 70, of Mission Viejo
were cond ucted Nov. 11 at St Andre" Pres.b)1erian Church in
Newport Beach
Born Oct. 13, 1922 in Calafornaa. Mrs. Croul died Nov. 5 at
Park Sui)enor Convalescent Ho!ipatal an Newpot:t Beach. She had
been an Orange County rc!!.1den1 for 40 )Cars.
Mrs. Croul is urvaved by tv.o daughter , Colleen Mallgravc. of
San Diego and Gail Sander of Teu ; "'o sons, Robert Hippe of
Mission VieJO and Chuck Croul of Balboa hland; and SC\.en
grandchildren.
Mary E. Knipp, 82
Graveside ervices for Mary E. Knipp. 82, will be conducted
Nov. 21 aL2 p.m. at .eaci£ic._\ll.C.W-.Jl,femorial Park in t-lew rt
Beach.
Born in Mansfield, Ohio, Mr . Knipp died Nov. 12 in Los
Alamitos. A resi dent of Costa Mesa, she had lived in Orange
County for the pa t 49 )Cars.
Mrs. Knipp as survived by t\\O !>Ons. Bruce and Donald Knipp; a
s~ter, Juha Gallogly; fi\.'e gr3ndchaldren and one great·gr:indson.
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for parent education. That
woman's adrenaline must have
been running so high that any
auempt at reason would have
been a disaster. And besidcs,1 had
no interest in becoming a public
spectacle or a target for her wrath.
Then I decided that the best
thing anyo ne could have done
would be to have dive rted the
women's allcntaon long enough to
break her anger-cycle.
J might have :isked he r for
directions. "Could you tell me the
way to Fashion Island?". Or even
better, J co ul d have said, "Excuse
me, 'Mother,' do you know where
the nearest Emergicenter is? M)
husband is not feeling so well."
(Calling her "Mother" may have
snapped her back into some
rationality.)
Had the abuse happened in
front of someone's home, l could
have asked to use the phone for
an emergency call, or even as ked
to use the bathroom.
Then once, adult contact seemed
to be made between us. I could
have made 3n attempt to
empathize, as in, "Looks like
you're having a rough day. I know
it's frustrating when kids don't
behave. I know ... I've been there·
too ... She really is an adorable
child!"
A psychologist-friend of mine
suggested that I could have ga,en
he t the phone number of a
self ·help group for abusing
parentt I agree with this, except ,
for the timing. I don't think that
people arc receptive to that kind
of suggestion when they are an an
abusing state /Jf mind.
In any C\.Cnt, if the attack had
continued after the intervention. I
would have called the police. If
you feel that you or someone )OU
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In today's crowded world. waiting in line is part of ltfe.
You do it at the supermarket. At the post office. On the
freeway. And if you belong to one of those big healttl
clubs, chances are you're paying good money to stand
in line. Because the fact is, today's big health
clubs sell more memberships than they can
possibly handle. And that means more people.
more lines and more time standing around
than working out.
At Shape-Up Newport, we purposely
limit the memberships we offer. How? By
sitting down with you and finding out what
your fitness goals are.
We then acquaint you with our one-on-
one fitness programs and explain how they
are designed and supervised by accredited
personal fitness trainers (PFTs).
lo\.e has trouble !>ta) ing in control
around their children and v.ould
benefit from a suppon gruup.
contact the referral hotline ut
955-2255. Then try 10 present the
idea at a momen t of famil_ calm.
None of this is ever easy, but we
ov.c thh minimum care and
a"ttenuon to C\.er) body's children.
Dr. Unda Algazl ls a mental
health counu lor Mith omces in
Corona de/ Mar.
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We also tell you how we feel about quitters-we don't hke
'em. Which means we make every effort to get you back
into the gym 1f you start to slack off In a nutshell. ~ou
learn that we emphasize ded1cat1on. not procrastination
As a result. our club 1s big on commitment. not
crowds If this wait loss philosophy has got
you pumped up dive us a call We'll arrange
\ a f nendly tour and introduce you to some of
our PFTs . The rest is up to you
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A8 Monday, November 16, 1992 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
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Because America's #1 Place to save on coats
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There's nothing like us in Southern California.
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··'°lupcr \X'arehou~" in Huntington Beach.
If.., like loL" of great factory oullets under one roofl One quick
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'Most beautiful ball ever ... '·
Guests rave about Opera ·
F acific's 10th annual Opera
Ball held Saturday evening
a the Disneyland Hotel.
auling.. magnificent...
awesome ... and the
compliments went on and
on. Opera Pacific's 10th annual
Opera Ball, "A Strnuss Waltz
G.lla" held Saturday evening nt
1t e D1sncyl:10d Hotel was
cl hnitely a "10."
Co·chairs Gayle Anderson,
sparkling in gold,
and Donna
Bunce,
shimmering in
silver, greeted
600 guests at the
affair which is
expectedJ.o re ap
Sl50,000 in
precc.cds.
The
transformed hotel
ballroom \\JS s
Ja\\ ·dropper.
Society Gala designer
Carlton Burnett
and tloral
l 1gncr Raul R;imires gilded the
•• r •a ~1th gold and s1her lame and
oJded 39 chandelier sparkling
\\ 1t1 color. outlined 1he
.I _..a) ~-crowded dance 0oor With
~ Jclabra, gold-washed the walls
\\1th light and 11lum1natod the top
u( each tall topiary centerpiece.
t\s guests entered the fair) land
1.:t11ng Murray Korda and his
\lon!>ctgneur Strings played
\ 1enn.s Life," and Beverly Halls
011llion Dance Ensemble waltzed
ru:>'.'> the dance noor. (Vcternn
Jrt)gocrs stopped. stared about
td seemed impressed.)
"I believe this is the most
.aut1ful ball C\er held in Orange
ount)," said Gerry Schrdeder, an
--'ill·.._..."1Jeru riter v. ith hu band Wally.
We "'.anted this ball to be very
k gant and the ballroom to be so
k gant tllat no one v.ould
cognaze at," commented Bunce.
She and Ander on v.ere on ~tage
t ir three bows They co-chairtd
c 1 ~ 7 and 1988 balls and 1oaned
Lcr pai.t chairwomen spotlighted
'igm:lle'\ of \Ong and dance
I .i~h \\Oman wore the gov.n from
• · her" party
1 he '>pothght was oo Ruth Ding,
founder Of the Opera Ball who
cha ucd three of the e"ents, and
on Ann Mclean, Rose
Srncdegaard, Martha Green and
\\illi Wicseneck, K.asia Johnson,
Kathleen Rh)'nerson, Anne' Key
ml Barbara Roberts.
l'hc beautiful crowd of women
-"""-"'~abonHe ro1ffures "3nd fan
lutl ballgowns and men in
' h1 te·tie attire added to the
'ening' excitement that was still
1 progress at midni,ht. Korda,
ho wore a medal given to him in
l .cbruary by the mayor of Vienna
r 'keeping Viennese music alive
' the U.S. went from walu to .
1hcr stepping styles.
Gala folk included husbands of
c chairs Robert Anderson and
Do ug Bunce, OP's David
l >iChiera, Dori and Jack de Krul(,
C~rise and urry Feeley, Maria
n ITTt lt.t)'-mond Francis ( he is
1 .1ti\le of Vienna), Jan~t
t urci-Walsh (Ju t back from a
1cnnn \lisit), Maggie Murdy (to
\14'1 t Vienna in May), Jolene and
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· Wanda and Bob Egly, Nancy
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.Gellman, JO)Ce and Greg
Griffiths, Stephanie Le~is and
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Howard, Tina and Matt Schafniu,
Gayle Widyolu and David Scott,
Sandy and John Daniels, Zee
Allred, Jerry Rich rds, Oardie
Dunlap, Maurice Allard, Lucy and
Jorge Luhan, Maralou and Jerry
Harrington, Tita Loza, Hannes
Tulving and Elizabeth and William
Vincent and more than SOO otheri.
having a ball.
t
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~bove, the belles of the ball
were co-chairs Gayle
Anderson and Donna Bunce,
right. 'A Strauss Waltz Gala'
held Saturday evening at the
Disneyland Hotel was Ope ra
Pacific's 10th annual bah.
At left, Ann Mclean, who
co-chaired the first Opera Ball.
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Two fatal
crashes under
investigation
By Morgan K. Sates
Stilt Wnter
COST A MESA -Police are in·
vestigating conflicting accounts by
witnesses of a traffic collision Fri·
day in which a 37-year-old woman
cyclist was killed by a truck that
skidded through a crosswalk.
Cheryl Lynn Hughes died of
head trauma and internal injuries
she suffered when a truck driven
by Diep Ngoc Ngu)Cn, 24. of
Monterey hit her while cros)ing at
Harbor Boulev;ird and Merrimac
Way and threw her .iboul 30 feel.
She was not wearing a helmet.
Hughes was airlifted lO We)tcrn
Medical Center in Santa Al'la
where she was pronounced dead.
Witnesses ha\e g1,en police dif·
fering accounts of the accident. In
one )Cenario, Hughes made an un-
~afe turn in front of the truck.
while another version has Ngu)en
running a traffic light while travel-
ing north on Harbor.
In another fatal accident Friday.
a :!0->ear-old Costa Mesa man has
been arrested on suspicion of felo-
ny drunken driving after his car
collided head-on into another "IC·
hide. killing one man and injuring
three othr.:rs, including himself.
Jaime Fernandez was arrested
SJturt.l:l\ at UCI ~1cdical Center
in 0rJr1gc -where hr.: was rr.:cover-
ing from head and leg IOJUriC).
Fern:imJez ''a) allegedly speed-
ing about 60 mph 111 a 25-mph
zone ''hr le southbound on Placen-
tia A\l.:nue \\hen hi'> car crossed
0,er the center line and struck an
oncoming car, said police.
Jaime Mendoza Urquiza. 22, of
Co~ta Mesa died at the scene
"hen the car he "a~ riding 1n \\as
struck br Fr.:rn:rndcz's auto. The
other dri~er. Manuel Dimas Ayala.
39, of Co)ta ~tcsa "as listed in
fair cond1uon at We tern Medical
Center in Santa An..1 with head
and chest injuries.
Another pa)senger. Raul Tellex.
18, of Santa Ana suffered minor
injunc~ but refused medical treat·
mcnt.
SHOP
From A1
government services because
one cent of every taxable
dollar spent here goes to
citv coffers. About 34 pe~cent -or $25 million -
of the city of Costa Mesa's
re' cnues are deri\ed from
sales taxes.
Ferryman said he expects
the annual campaign to
attract more p:ir11c1pating
merchants in future years as
it becomes better
established and better
executed. He said. too, that
the campaign represented a
good opportunity for the
improving Chamber of
Commerce to assen itself on
behalf of local businesses.
"Those are the things \\e
should be doing," he said.
"This 1s what the Chamber
is all about."
SAFm
From A1
don a sequined cape, helmet
and biker shorts, and make
.>hort presentations with
sa fety tips to elementary
school classes.
Evarts and Farrer CQOrdi-
natcd the program as ¥Olun-
teers, but Evarts said it was
getting loo big to handle.
Furthermore, she said, they
we re in need of a new
Sprocket"Woma n, since the
original is pregnant.
That's why Evarts and
Farrer recently convinced
the Orange County Trauma
Center to take over the pro-
grJm and expand it. Evart
)aid it's long overdue.
A recent report in the
New England Journal of
Medicine concludes that
even lighlweight helmets re-
duce the risk of head injury
by 85 percent, and brain in-
JUry by 90 percent.
COUNCIL
From A1
project necessit:ite clo)e scrutiny.
The city 1s investing :ibout
$500,000 in the project.
Additional!). the city will look
11110 re'i)ing its user fees, which
are chJrged for non-essential city
sen ices.
The most drastic increase would
be fo r a public entertainment per·
rnit. which \\Ould cost S2,285
under the proposed plan. It cur-
rcnth costs SIS.
Police fees would abo increase.
bamplcs include fingerprinting
($20 from S5). false alarms (Sl45
from $25) and county jail booking
fees (S 158 from SO).
Additionall), the police de-
partment might begin charging for
frequent nuisance calls as well as
raising the DUI foe to $715 or
$1,000.
Other affected fees include ev-
erything from providing wheelchair
ramps and sign variance .
City Manager AJlnn Roeder has
said many times in the past that
many of the user f ecs have not
been raised since the 70s and that
the city is operating on an out-
dated tax st ructure that does not
apply to current economic times.
• RED LION HOTEL
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The Red Lion Hotel and Maxi's Lounge
Invite you to the ...
, ''American Dream Comedy
~ Competition"
~ ThisThursday
Enjoy the best local comics and cheer on your
favorites as they vie each week to compete at
the regional competition in ~Vegas in 1993.
Happy Hour 5-8pm • All You Can Eat &..ffct $3.00
We'll see you at 8:00PM at tv1axi's Lounge
located in the Red lion Hotel,
3050 S. Bristol,~ Mesi:
$4 .00 Cover Charge
Live Band • HITI BAND
to follow Comedy"N ight
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ENTREPRENEURIAL
OPPORTUNITIES STILL EXIST
At the Orange County Market Place, we still
believe in the American Dream.
no L rt11l1nR I ntrrprmrur111/ Oppo•llm1t1t•
10r OrimKt Lm.nty •'"·t /~o)
Spaces are available for sellers with
marketing, ~kills and the ability to create an
atmosphere of appeal and imagination.
ff you meet theu qualifications, call 24 hours a day
{714) 723-0306
for recorded Information on NI/Ing at the Orange County Malk•t PllH».
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Pro tat
'Residents protested
for tnore than three
hours Sunday
afternoon in front of
a mobile home park
they are suing. Costa
Mesa Mobile Home
Estates residents were
protesting to garner
publicity, according
to resident Carol
Roman. The residents
claim park owners
are not treating them
properly. The rawsuit
claims the owners are
attempting to drive
out residents by
raising rents and then
forcing them to leave
their trailers behind
to be repossessed.
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7. ltdcatt pan sizes when rwcitss.y.
8. lncfude tine end temperalure tor baked
redpn: (e.g. • •s mklltn al 400 _. ....
9. Oecilion of the judges ls final.
10. Enlliea become property of Ile Dall'f Piot
Ind wil not be retwned.
11. Employees of Ile Ollify Pftot Ind their
lmlNdialt ..,,.... .. 1ne1w..
12. Winnen .. be MnOUnCed In the Holiday
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lpp9lr MCh 'Ruldly beQinnlng 26
Nowmber Ind wng 11 t>ec.mw.
13. Good Ludd
Yet Farrer and EV<lrts
have found that while teach-
ing bicycle safety at the
Newport-Mesa school , the
actual number of children
cyclists wearing helmets is
less than 10 percent.
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Health briels
~hat's new in contraceptives
Four new types of contraceptives will likely be sold in· the US
in the next 5 years: (1) Oral contraceptives .made with three
recently synthesized progestins. These steroids are potent; low
amounts prevent pregnancy. (2) A new intrauterine device that
lasts 7 years and reduces menstrual blood loss. (3) An injectable
steroid used in 90 other countries but still not yet approved by
the FDA as a contraceptive. Taken every 3 months, it's extremely
effective. (4) A multiple implant - a modification of Norplant -
that contains two rods instead of the six capsules now used. The
same steroid d iffuses from the rods as from the capsules; it's
much easier to insert and remove than the capsules. From
Contemporary Ob/G1n, September 1992.
Multivitamins are favorite supplement
ADVERTISING Monday, November 16, 1992 A9
At
Free mammogra~ screenings offered
The American Cancer Society/Orange
County Unit is 'offering free mammogram
screenings to low income women in Orange
County. The project, underwritten by an
allonymous donor, will only run through
March of 1993, unless funds are procured t6
continue the program.
If' current trends continue, one out of nine
women in California will develop breast ' ·
their mobile mammography unit with
provisions for any ultra sound examinations
needed for patients served in this program.
PMI will also schedule and complete
mammograms'in coordination with several
selected cliniC' site')
In addition. participants ,.,.i11 also receive a
free clinic breast exams and tra~ning on breast
self examinations.
"The progra.m 1s unique in that follow-up
care will be .manged by the clinics \\1th
support of the American Cancer Society for
any woman identified ~ith suspicious or
positive diagnostic findings as a result of the
screening," said Hal Massey, chairman of the
board for the American Cancer Society/
Orange County Unit
shown to decrease breast cancer deaths by 30
percent or more. Women over the.age of 40
should recei\.e a mammogram e'ery one to
t\vo years, after age SO, every year.
Mammograms should be accompanied by
annual clinical breast exams and a mo'lthly
breast self examination. If cancer runs in an
ind1v1dual's family, they should speak to their
family ph~1c1an regarding pre\lent1on and
early detection.
The American Cancer Sue el) Orange
County Unit has 'already sened 274 \'\IOmen
(as of August 31, 1992) "'.th this vital
program.
About 76 million Americans -41 percent of adults -take
vitamin or mineral supplements. Of those, 63 percent prefer
multiple vitamins,. Vitamin C is chosen by 29 percent of
-vitamin-mineral users, followed by vitamin E, B-comple.it,
calcium, iron, vitamin A and Bl 2. Three out of 4 persons who
take supplements are daily U$ers. From Drug 'fopics, Oct. 12,
1992.
cancer in her lifetime. Poverty is a major
concern in the detection and treatment of
cancer ihe American Cancer Society/Orange
County Unit is committed to assisting the
undeserved by increasing access to life-saving
services and programs. The no-cost
mammography program is designed to serve
economically disadvantaged women wh9 are
at least 45 year of age, do not qualify for
Med1Cal ,or Medicare and have no signs 01
symptoms of breast disease or cancer.
Professional Medical Imaging (PMI) has
agreed to provide hOOO mammograms using
"In many cases a woman will find she ha5 a
lump in her breast, yet doesn 't ha\e the
resources for follow up medical care This
program addresses this crucial problem."
'The funds for this program run •ut 1n
March of 1993. We're hoping olht:r
individuals or corporations ''ill step up to the
challenge of pro .. 1ding monetal) contributions
so that we can continue to provide this much
needed service," Massey said.
For more information on this free life-SJ\ 1ng
program, please call the Arnencan Cancer
Society Orange Count-. unit at 556-7804 Diabetes and hypertension: Deadly combination
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death in
persons with diabetes. Diabetes and hypertension are powerful,
independent risk factors for heart diseasei their presence in the
same patient dramatically increases the risk of CVD. Some 2.5
million Americans are known to have coexisting diabetes and
hypertension. Because both conditions are underdiagnosed, the
true nJJmber is probably higher. Both conditions -and the
combination -are more common in African-Americans than
whites, and the rate increases with age. From Patient Care, Oct.
30, 1992.
Tips on preconception care
Screening by and clinical breast exams has
Eye care notes
It doesn't pay to cheat
By Dr Michael T. Bywater
If you use drugstore readin~ glasses, )Ometimes called
"cheaters," you're only cheating yourself of a quality eyewear
product. Non-prescription glasses do not correct for subtle
differences between your eyes and never correct for astigmatism
Store-bcrught readers are made of acrylic or some other non· '
ophthalmic material. These lenses can have various degrees of
distortion which creates eyestrain and fatigue. Cheaters have to
be made for the average person's face. However, some prople
aren't average with eyes a little close r or a little further apart.
•• p PRIES1LEY
CHIROPRACTIC, inc.
U>me visit our new office in Corona Del Marl
In most CIJStS U!t 0111 offtr.u
R£L1£F! irom auto K'Oden~ spom JlllJleS, lOW bici: pi1n,.
bnghng irms and leg~. headache. and many other health firoble!J\}
RELIEF! from t!;•aniaetv of .:on.-u.r..,~ a Dcxtnroi n·-opra.-JC
)'ou'll und~tand wlwb ~ng. wlw: ca:i !>.: dOl't, ll'd hciw lt'n~ :!
may t.ile. :\othing 1~ don<' without) Ol!r complc!t! underswding
A woman can get hec mind and body healthy before she tiies
to become pregnant to max1m1ze the odds of a smooth
pregnancy and a healthy baby. Some tips: Get physically fit
through exercise at least 3 months before conception. Don't try
to crash diet. Stop smoking, dr,nking alcohol and consuming
~ caffeine. Avoid stress. See a pnysician to ensure there are no
_ problems that need to be addressed. From Drug Topics, Sept.
21, 1992.
V1)1on changes can be caused by an underlying eye disease,
and new glasses can't take the place of a comprehens1\.e exam. •
Rfl.IF.ft. from know>.ng thl-CAuse of \OW proaem. A!ttr a
lhorough eum.Ntion, you'll Sff yow X-rays learn wa\ :o speed vou.r
rebef. and how 10 help ·prevent vour ~em ftan retWTU:lg
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The dangers of obesity Anti-reflection lens coating
Obese persons who carry their excess fat in the upper
abdomen and waist experience several harmful metabolic
changes. Abdominal fat is rapidly broken down into free fatty
acids v,,hich, when reaching the li"er, interfere with insulin
met.abo1ism. The enlarged fat cells in this form of obesity are also
less responsive to the tlormone. Both defects increase the odds
of developing diabetes. From RN Magazine, November 1992.
By Or Alissa S Wald
Are you bothered by glare or reflections while driving,
watcfling television or worlo..ing at a computer terminal?
Reflections on cla:,se') bloclo.. 10 percent of light from reaching
}Our eye which decreases the ability to see }Our best.
REI 1£F! from insunnct' ~perwon We'll ur.:ingie Workers
Compm'-'bOn benefits or Slmpu.fv your penona.l miury we so you al'
get them~ }OU want W.e !Nke chiropnct1c cm ..tfordab e •
RELIEF! from knowmg mcmbm cl Dr Pm."itie\ • t.J ff m tmne<l
for CWual e\Ci.JertCf and h;gn StAJldards ~ff ltX'!I C.ll'f
•51.mr cby appointmrnla
Growing up too fast
Society, too often aided by parents, television, movies and pop
music, pushes children through childhood too qu1ckJy. When
Anti-reflection lens coating reduces glare and reflections to a
minimum and incr~s light transmitted tlrlrough your $lasses to
}Our eyes to better ttlan 99.5 percent. With ant1-reflect1on lens
coating, }Our glasses become invisible. Onlookers can see the full
e>.pression of your eyes which is a mwH for public speaking and
•Wr ~ gtntlr. pa1nltSS ad1ushng mnhods
•Wr K<Tpl ltf'W patitnis cbil~
• MO$t 1nsunntt pa) s for nttdrd ch11opoo1c mt
•On nll 24 hou15 di.1ly
• in the entertainment industry.
girls are given the symbols of adult female sexuality -pierced
ears in infancy, makeup and sexy clothes at 8, steady bo>friends
and school dances at 10 or 11 -while still children, a
15-year-old may feel that in order to be grown up she has to
Ors. B~ater and Wald are al 2300 Harbor Bh d., Suite 20,
Costa M esa, (714) 545-9162 .•
(714)640 .. 7030
2101 wt Coast Highway, Suite 200. Corona Del Mu
engage in sex. Parents need to allow their children time to
simpfy be themselves. From Patient Care, Oct. 15, 1992.
Coping with the tr~ined night feeder
The lfained night feeder is a child over 4 months who cries to
be fed one or more times every night. To break the habit, feed
your baby only once during the night. Eventually, phase out the
last nighttime· feeding. Do not put ~ bottle in your baby's crib.
Help your child attach to a security object. Eliminate long
daytime naps. Don't change wet diapers during the night. From
Contempora ry Pediatrics, November 1992.
unltedW.U
Put your money
1n the right hands •
Nighttime leg cramps plague many Americans
One in four people suffers nighttime leg cramps at least once
a 'month. l eg cramps are a sudden onset of pain produced by a
contraction of the muscle when it overreacts to nerve stimuli.
The cramps are brought on by exercising, sitting, standing or
walking for long periods of time. Most cramps pose no serious
health problem and can be alleviated with massage or a
non-prescription medication. From Drug Topics, Sept. 21, 1992.
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BRIDGES
From A1
"When trnlfic started getting re ·
ally bad I started writing (City
Manager Allan) Roeder and coun ·
cil people. 1 hen things started
SllO\.\bJlltng."
Eichler c111.ula1cd pc:t 111ons,
made phune c.ill\ anJ droppcJ oft
le11c:rs to ctt) l>tJff anJ count)' SU•
pt:l'\111or-.. He ubo helped org:in1Le
.1 local humeowner's al1soc1Jtion
I le h.i' seen the public Ul'lU,,1011
C\1.Jlatc tnlO an C\peOSl\C CO·
opc1a11'e !>tUd).
\Vhen Eichler mu\eJ into h1'
current home 1n 19~1. he \\.ts on
the edge of an unde\dopcJ Iron··
uer The land ,outhc.1,t ol In tne
A'enue \\Js empt) .111 the. \\J) to
the Il;Jd. Ua}
But Ne" port Be 1ch gr JduJlh
beg.in gobbling up b1h .inJ pieces
of tcrnton Hou,in~ trillh '>prung
up anJ "htlc lJ'>I I 'Ith "a' '>1111
!>CdJtc. tr .ilftc \\ Js ''l•'' I) 1n .. rea,.
1ng
In the earl) "'l" :---1.:"purt
Uc.ich pushc.:d DlHCr Drl\C
thruul!h. l111J..1ng C\el"\th1nc l\t>\\
East -19th '' u~,ed .1~ a 'liurtl ll t
from Coa\t ll1gh\\J) tli the (\1\t;1
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nurcJ anJ CH'n on \\Cekcnd~. the
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ERICKSON
From A1
respons1b1lity for traffic need , but we've already
done a lot and we can't let our o~n cillzen's
suffer." Erickson s:ud, mentioning Victoria
Street's" 1dening a.s an example.
Because city and county highwa}'s plans must
match, Costa Mesa could lose ug to $34 million in
county funds over the next 10 years 1f the bridge 1s
deleted without county approval.
Erickson says he is hopeful the study wilJ be the
mechanism by which aJtcrnatives to the three
proposals arc found And, with the county budget
in such poor shape, Erickson believes that even 1n
a "'orst case scenario, nothing would get done for
years because the money is not there.
But Erickson doesn't like to think of lo ing the
battle. Although he s:iy the city will have to work
to ensure it neighbors agree, he is determ ined to
sec the bridges erased forever.
Erickson's name is fi rst mentioacd by people
involved in the fight. He has made deleting the
widening and bridges one of hi primary i sues as
a councilmnn. He si ts on the Co ta Mesa Ci1iz.en'.'>
Transportation Alternatives Committee and fought
hard for the county-funded coopcratl\'C study.
"We unified th e whole city in oppo ition to all
th ree and we need to win all three," he said. "We
feel the proposals are unreasonable and
in1olerable. There are ocial nnd human impncts
that an engineer c.innot quantify in a study -kids
walking 10 school, danger to citizens.
neighborh oods ... The City Council cannot let ii
happen."
PLANS
From A1
1n the D;11Jy Pil ot, th at sem.e of
comfort "as shatt ered
·1 he> found out that the cit) is
l>ltll :.11tcmpttng to remove the
bmlgc. along \\tth a proposed
G1:.lcr Street bridge. from the
count)'':. master plan of highways.
The count) believes two bridges
'>Outh of the !:>:in Diego Frce\.\ay
O\Cr the Sam:i Ana River arc
1mperati\ c for reg1onul
tr:rnspor1.i11on tl>SUC'>. Jn Costu
f\k~a uni} 1v.o l>trecrs, Victoria
;.111J AJ.1ms. cross the Santa Ana
Another ''~uc: 1~ J proposed
Je,elopment on county-owned
land near the river mouth ' hich
\.\Ould add 2,500 homes. The
bridge is needed for that
de,elopment.
Additionally, Ne,.,,port Beach
Councih .. oman facl}n Hort said
that city struck a deal '~ith Costa
M~sa in the early 80s to exchange
sur)ort for the Costa Mesa
Freeway support for the 19th
Street bridge.
No record of the agreement
existi., however.
Opposition to the bridge come
from people who live nearby as
well as those "ho believe it could
threaten fragile Santa Ana RLver
"'ctlands.
It's also oppo~ed b~ people til..c
'
the Maggs. Chuck, a computer
programmer, met Jill while they
both '"orked at th e Orange County
Tran portation Authority, a
quasi-governmental agency. So,
they're both awnre of how slow
bureaucracy mo\es.
Bu t, they're determined ~get
involved in the bridge discussions,
by attending meeting~ to fi nd .... hn t
exactly is goi ng on as well as to
add their 'oices to the growing
number of people angry and upset
about the proposed bridge~.
"Wh at they're proposing to put
in would have a direct and
negative impact on our li\ICS and
we certainly want to be aware of
'"hat's going on," Jill ).:lid
How to get involved
Citizens interested in finding out up-to.date informa~ion
on proposed river crossings at West 19th Street and Gisler
Avenue, as well as widening of Ea~t 19l~. can a~en~ the
bi-weekly meetings of a citizen's committee looking into
transportation alternatives. _ . . ,
The Costa Mesa Citizen's Transportation Alternative s
Committee meets every other Thursday at 7 P:m. i~ the
fifth floor conference room in City Hall, 77 Fair Drive. The
next meeting is Nov. 19.
Additionally, the sched ule for public hearings of the
Santa Ana River Cooperative Study have been delayed for
three months. No dates have been set as yet but coun ty
representatives said they will resume rn early February.
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Hurdling into
.. the playoffs
~ SailorSi jump into the fray, but a lack of respect may have
triggered a decidedly tough first round CIF Division IV draw.
By Barry Faulkner
Sports Wrrter
· NEWPORT BEACH -Though Newport Harbor High _,_
football coach Jeff Brinkley lives close by, the folks at the @f'.,. ..,~'J.~
CIF Southern Section office in Cerritos have not exactly ~"" . 'e:\
been friendly neighbors to he and his Sailors. I ~'
First, the CIF-SS -via the Orange County rcleaguing \; )
committee -adds Irvine and Santa Margarita to an al-~-'~""""-II_..
ready-tough Sea View 1,.eague, complicating Brinkley's
chances of even reaching the playoffs.
Next, the newly-bolstered Sea View goes Crom Division VI to Di"ision IV.
Finally, after Newport defies the so-called e).pert~ by earning the Sea
View's No. 2 playoff berth. beating once-No. I-ranked Santa Marga1ita to
nudge behind current No. Z seed Irvine in the Sea View Mandings, the CIF
playoff pairif!&S co~m1tt~e all but slams it.!_ door in Ne" rt's face. _
Harbor (~, ranked fifth in la t week's Division IV poll, is pitted aga1mt
Baseline League co-chnmp Damien (7·3), with a potential qu3rtcrfinal cla'l h
with top-seeded Rubidoux (10-0) next 1n line.
fOOTBAll PlAYOffS
CIF DMllON IV
Sl 8em¥d (5·5t at Rubidoux (11Hl)
Npt. Harbor (8-2) II Oamrt'I (7·31 C Spnngs (8-2) II Oflnoe (64 )
Cd ( a.3-0 II CllilnlNi!f l8·21
FOOlhl (6-4) It Rrmstdt f"*t (S 21
S.U Margart.a (8-2) • Gltndor1 (S-4-11
Noel• Came, S 0 (64) • El ModtNI f ·3) c:wio 111.J.11 •~19-11
True to form, the Sailors then lost
the coin-nip, necessitating a long bus
ride to La Verne to take on a team
1ha1 came "ithin a point ( 13· 12) of de-
feat in~ the unbC'll ten and top-ranked
team in Division I, Bishop Amal.
''I guess I don't understand ho" )OU
can \\Ork all ea on to build a belier
record than other teams, and still get a
\\Orse draw than they do," said an ob·
viously miffed Brinkley outside the
. CIF offices Sunday.
"h 's a litt le frustrating to piny "ell
'"" in n tough league, then ee th e thmJ-
(Santa Margarita) and fourth-plttee (Corona dcl Mar) teams in our league
get a better draw."
Santa Marganta (8·2), which tied Ne,\pOrt for llCCond, but took the No. 3
designation after losing to the Sailorc;, meets Oa cline co-champion Glen-
dora (5-4-1) in nn opening-round contest, \\Ith third-seeded Rl\ersidt> Pol)
(8-2) the likely second-round reward.
Monday
November 16, 1992
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
ports Editor Roger Carbon .... M2··'330 ext.387
Section B
Sports on TV-rad101B2
Prep water polo/83
Classif 1ed/B5
'Reborn . CdM'
readies itself . .
:for Chaminade
~ Wild card berth to Sea Kings:
Holland hopeful his club can
emulate the last CdM wild card .
By Barry Fau.i«ler
Sporu v.mer
CORONA Dl:L MAR -
DJ\e Holland theonLed 11 '~J!> ~
the !.treng1h of his league. a!>
\\ell as a la!>t·second \tClof) ~ •' 4
O\Cr Di\bion I pb)off teJm ~m:
~1Jnna that helped bis Co-M"
rona del Mar High foo1bull .......... .......,._ ..
team gain the lone at-large berth in Di \i!>ion
IV.
The l.ict that the Sea King\ turned a "tld·
curd berth into a Di\ i!>1on \.I 1.hamp1on!>h1p
in 1989, or course, d1dn'1 e'(~l\.ll) hurt
"Thi) team \hl~ in junior high. w nen-1h~11
happened," !>Jld Holl3nd "hose team ltd·
1) begins ti!> bid to mJke h1!>t~>r) repe:ll 1bell
on the road agatn!>t Mi~!>1on League ch:imp
Chaminade (8-2) un the EJgle~; \\ C!>t Hill\
campus. Chamin.ide is the No. -1 seed.
"l feel reborn Jgain," said Holland, after
!>\\eating out an unea!>) l\\O dJ}!>. following
Thursdaf!> regulJr·!>ea!>on-ending lo:.s 10 Ir-
vin e ... \\'e're \Cry happ) to be in the pb) ·
offs, the draw 1s not something "'e spent a
lot of ume 1hinl..10g about."
Holland said the mo\ e from 01\lsion \'I to
Ol\1sion IV mak~ this plJ)Off e\penem:e J
nO\el one. and he and his staff needed all of
Sunda) afternoon and e\<'ning to fom1hanzc
themselves with a heretofore un~no" n teJm.
"h 's a little foreign right no"'. and the
long bu!> ru.Je (w h1ch he es11ma1ed Jt more
than 100 mile!>} 1s abo something \\e ha,en'1
had to deal "ith."
Holland recalled the last·!>c:Cond :!0-19 \ 1c-
tory O\cr Manna. \\Ith quarterback Mall
Evans hitting Gar~h Turner with a 17.~.mi
pas~ as time expired. :is one of the le)" to
the "'Id-card berth
'"That looms large," Holllnd said
CdM (6-3-IJ visits fourth· ceded Chaminadc ( -2). the M1.,s1on League'!>
No. 1 represe ntati,e, with the "inner of the Ctn) on Spring!> ( -2)-0range
(6-4) contest next for the '>'-inner.
See SAILORSf82 Wade Tift, Ne\\port Harbor hurdle into the Clf Di\ision IV pla)'Offs.
The \eteran coach also prJl!>Cd hi.., teJm's
t\\O eason-endin~ victories, .,., h1ch an.,,\\cfcd
a 11e to Woodbridge and a lo!>!> to Tu ... un 1n
SUCCeSSl\e \\CCI..'>
Eagles pack it • 1n
__ ..___1---..~~ncia's hopes for a CIF playoffs wild card be1rlh-----~--!:c
...... tlon 11111 -,,,,,, laid at Casra Mesa~
~ ~n Miller's first campaign with Mustangs
produced positives: but major thrust is the future. .. ..., ..... ..... -CXIRA MaA -COiia Mesa HJeti loOIMll
... ...,._ ............ be ............
c111¢'• llall '1W .... ID an, ol bll IJane .. ..............
....., ..... c.M1•1r• dat M•tlllgt wnt
J.1, 1111 .... 1M1 .._. IWMk Coest I.apt
.... Ad fallN .. ..U abt CIF DIYbloa
VU1 ...._ TM IUtemnal also altncta atttatloa ID Uabl of
Nm.-1 Ult CIF DI.WO. IV co-daam.-.~p team at
Dz111 mp.
........... It ................... ..,~ ... a., . ..,.
........... ., ...... , .. bteli -............. ""'-· .......... "lddlt. MUlt.r ........ WU "" ....... ., ...
teU09 " bad, bttause I thousbt ~e dJd aboul all we wett
ca~bk ol doing."
MlUtr, •bo suited up as rcw as 15 playtrs for g3mes1 said
b1I team was ln 8 or 10 aamcs In the Onal qutar1tr, and wilb a
.. few bttak.s, could have turned its rttord around .
TllGqb Mlller says find.in& oew pla)ers ls bis top priority, a.. dalllia ialtlatlaa bis ,ea ... round ~Jan. 1, as wdl
as dcftloplq rhe freshmen and junior varsUy pla)ers Crom
1111• snsoa. will add ro ·a base or returners at 17 or 22 start· Ina posJtioos. t
.. You doa't Dtctssarily do better, just because you hHe a
lot of ~lUrDHS, but wt bave a ~try solid fouodatiOD wilb the
lddt comlDI back," MUltr Mid. ••J obviously hove to &tt new
kids la&o rbe proaram, bur Pm nry excited abour some or the
albltta " already hne on the lowtr levtls, who should come
Ill MCI coatribute nut ~ar. I dida't lfl ID olf·Hasoa pro-
... Ibis ~ar, bttaust 1 came la late. That -on't bt a prol>-m Dal ,ear, and 1 lblnk thttt'S a lot we tan lfl doat to
See COSTA MESA/II
went out the· window with South Pasadena's upset victory.
By Barry Fau J..ner
Soons v. •i:r
COST A MESA--E~tancia·s chances of making the CIF Div1·
!>ion Vlll plJ)Offs '"cnt from 50-50 to 99-1, \\'hen South Pasadena !
upset Rio Hondo League-leading San Manno Frida) night.
Eagle•,' Coach John L1ebcngood e~pressed d1 appointment at
losing the d1\1 ion's lone at-large entf), but could not argue the de-,..
c1sion. .J..
"There \\J-.n't mu ch I could tell {the pairings committee). other
than \\C bc..i1 the league champ (CentUI) ). because South P:isadena beat their
league champion, 100," L1ebcngood aid
Ju!>t1f1 alll.)Jh l:hl·.,e\cr. d1Jn'L ~!ten the ble.,.. of the e:ison c ming to <ln end,
C\en though the team will fint!>hed on a pos1t1\C note, "ith a 31-:!:! triumph O\Gr -
Cosl.t r-.k '>J Fnday n1gh1
"It' hard. because \\C feel the kids .... ere really pla>ing good football," Licbcn-
81X>d .i1d "M)self and the lltJff really behe\C "'e "ere starting to peal.: and g,1
up\\Jrd We bclie\ed it "e got in ..... e had a govJ ,hance of pl:i)ing a couple
more "eek ..
L1ebcngood said the 1c:im\ ~outh Ola) hj\C pn.>\ed co,tl>· C'>pcc1all) in the
pre-lc.igue eawn, .... hen his \3rs1t) ne\\comers "er~ JJJus11ng to the h1ghe1ol le, el
of prep compctiuon :.> •
"I f there' one game I'd like bJck. 11 would"ha,e to be the fir.t one," Lichen·
good sJ1J ol his team 3.i-20 loss to Lo Amigo!>. (T~-Lot'l\l • after a tunning
I -17 up et o'er Garden Gro\e League champ Rancho Alamitos. earned the D1·
See EAGLES'lf
Monarchs seeded No •. 1 · ·1: MESA TIRE COMPANY
~ Newport Harbor, Estancia both have legitimate
shots to face Mater Dei's juggernaut in tournament.
By Roger Car1son
Soorts Editot
U ndoub1edl1 No. l in Orange County anl..I
Cl F D1~sion I pre season r.:ml.ing •
-Mater De1 High' Monarch ha"c been
seeded No. 1 in the third onnual Daily Pilot
Tip-off Ba ketball Clas ic, which tip off Dec. I.
The 16-tcam tournament, played ot Newport
Harbor and Corona dcl Mar h1ih ehool Dc:c
1-5, concludes ot Corona del Mar, \\here, 1(
form hold 1rue, the Monarchs '>'-111 duel No 2· eed
Bc3ch before a turnaway crowd
Gary McKnight' Monorchs were \late f inoh\t o n the Div1s1on l
level a year ogo, nnd that wa n't even con idcred their j:earl l'h1\
is the campaian which h:. h3d Mater Dei cnthu ia t pointing for
Among the Mon:.rch hca .. }-....dght arc Marmet W1ll inm,, lo....1
mran Sufi, Terence Wilborn and David DrakcturJ.
Seeded No. 2 '' Roy Miller' llun1in3ton Dench Oiler ... 18-J I
year aao and Cll D1vi ion I quartcrCinnli t Miller hns five re·
twrnmg 11arters intluding l.1~t )Cur' ~ ournument Co MVP
Tommy Walden and 1ll ·tourn.1ment election llf):in Ch3n&;
The Oiler\ arc the defending 1ournamcnt champion.,, b:wina
beaten upr.tarl Newpon I larbor 1 )C::U go. 58 S7, 1n O\ertime.
Other tournament ccd induJe Irvine (No l) nnd .rnta Anoi
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g.:1~ 1he duh1uu~ J1,1inc11un uf deJling ''1th Maier Dei in the ~ec
vnJ rvu nJ. ~IJlcrJ?d open~ v. ith l·outhtll.
:-..i:\,pun HJrbor) fonuni:~ tuuk a hit recently "-ith the loss of
~I.irk ~tcAnli~ to .i H.1lli:~b.ill-rcla1cJ injury. He's not e~pected to
plJ~. anJ 1he rc~t 1.1f lfarbor\ ~lrcngth is junior-oriented.
1 fa1Jncia, under f1rst,)eJr coach Tim Parsel and featuring re-
turning AJl,Clr 't:inJ,iut Jim Faulkner. open~ with Westmim,ter
un Dec 2. "1th a J.itc ag:.1111-.1 the Nu. -1-~ceded Santa Ana Valley
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111g ,t;rrte~. inck.sJtng le':lgue M\-P Jeff Serr:ino. In all the-Falcon~
h;l\e sc\cry returning letti:rmcn.
CoronJ dc:I ~t.1r, \\Jlh ;in antic1pa1cd slov. StJrt (Matt Evans-,
Chm Quinn ancJ Lmd!>J\ Johnson have been busied with foOl·
b:.ill), drav.) El J 0ro in, the operung round. and if succe)Sfu},
v.oulJ be p1llt'd agJrn'il the r\o. 2,secded Oilers.
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ub' 1uu,J~ 1' .1 big fJ-:lvr the ~o.:J Kings this sca'>on
,\mong lhe ..11tr:td1un'
• In1nc\ big gun h 6·fl>lll'6 ,cnior Eric AmbroL1ch. an all-
tournJmcnl choice 1;i,, )CJr and the son of lormer Huntington
lk.i..:11 st.ir Unan AmbrnLii:h Sti:\c Keith\ V..1quero' '~ere B-6
Jnd runn~r,·up 111 the _south CnJ.,I lcJgue a yc::ir .1go.
•Greg I hilfm.111 1~ entering ht' tir .. t ye..1r a1 MarinJ. !>Uccceding
Ste\C Popo\1Ch, anJ ~ill fc.iture br'.~ f\fott Keim :inil 6-1 Vlad
:'-1etu Hollman n>JC!u:J .it \\.c.,1ern fvr nine )ear), tJIJng the p,,
um·i:r\ lU the Cll· rlayofh SC\Cll time~. •-s:m Ehcgmto-T~ wnh all-tournament mecilon-DJ\ld
Den11an, a 6· l guMJ. Anolher returning starter fo r San Di~guito
,., \IJll Uullock SJn D1egl) !>Chuo!!. gC't a four,\\-Cd jump '"'ith
prJCl1ce ~t.ir11nc Oct 15
•Torrance tra~ rv.o rcrurnmg !.l11t1cr.,, including 6-0-guar
~llchacl DcJn. ~hu mi-..,ed IJSl \CJr\ tournJmcnt \\ith a ham·
\Iring lllJUT) Another returner 1s And) Johnson, a 6-1 foNJrcJ.
•El Toru hJ\ fl•Ur rcturnin~ ~t.1ncrs. Tim Traver:>, in hi~ 13th \e:t~on, feature~ 5-11 l.:d R1k1m~ru Jnd 6-4 junior Jeff Bone.
• GarJt.:n Gro\c hJ, ::.e,cn !cucrmcn. including four returning
'>tJrti:r,. Among them· 6<~ Cornell Archer; 5,s guard Jim Sebrerus
(the qu:irterhJ.;k on 1hc fuoth.111 tcJm), 6<! RJ) Green: and 5-11
OJ1., CrJ1c
• Urc::i:-Ol111JJ\ f,,3 JJ~on Cclmi:r did not ~tart as a JUntor, but
\\.i~ gwJ cnuugh kir hun\1r,1tilc mention honori. in league play;
JnJ (J,(I scn1vr gu.irJ 1'-1~k LogutctJ 1s il returning i.tartcr. The
\\ i!JLal!> ~l'.rc 7,3 111 kJguc: J ye.ir .igo.
High school cross country
Jt' s business as usUll
tor local powerhouses
....., Newport Harbor boys, CdM girls take another step
toward CIF Division Ill championships at Mt. San Antonio.
WALNUT -It wns business as usual for Newport Harbor and Co-
rona del Mar high school cross country forces Saturday as they tuned up
for lhc CIF finals this Saturday with routine cffotts.
Routine ... that is ..• for Newport Harbor and Corona del Mur, even
, with many running well under the weather.
Harbor's boys, ranked No. 1 in t t F Division II I circles, easily won
their heat, burying No 2 Pa~o Robles .ind No. 3 San Marino, le<t by Sky
Peterka (second at 16·.32).
Trent Uryson was seventh on the 3-milc couhc wi1h ;, 16:52, followed
by Dylan Guggcnmos (ninth at 17:01), ShiJhrJm OczJhd (13th at 17:16)
and Jared Overton (14th al 17:17). AJso contributing were Ryan Adtim
(20th at 17.28) and Matt Euncr~ (23cd at 17:36).
Corona dcl Mar. me.uw.h1lc, got the JOb dune with iJ foutth·placc ef-
fort in 1 ts heat.
In g1rb compellllon, CoroM dd M:ir\ No. 1-rn nkcd crew gave every
ind1cutmn of maJot laurels down the road, crushing the field with a 1·4·
7-8 (101~h 1n llS he.ii
TrJt)' C1arl wa .. the: he:Jt winner 1n 1901, follm.,.ed by Dre den lfow·
.... ell 111 fourth ;II 20 00. I feather l .iket,1 1n \C1temh (20.09) and I kathc r .
Uru>' 1n eishth 01 20 09.
Corona'!> 31 point ovcr~h•1tluw No 2 Cham1nade (85) and No. 3
S1int.1 M.tra.irita (86), as well as the cto1Mt hc.lt' ""inner, Nc""pon J l.ir·
bor. which accumu1Jt#S4 point' behind tht efforts of Gwen '"'ist
(20.06) Jnd Hca1he11)avid,on (20.07), who "ere third and fourth indi·
v1dually.
l"hc f1nal4! are et for S1uun1.ly at lO n.m. ut the ~me lh:. w11h the
IJ tc final\ in rrc no loom1n~ No' 28.
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•
Newport Beach/CO•ta Meaa DaHy P
Monarchs' swagger back
~ Big Red hopes to put it on another plateau
in CIF plpyoffs with sophomore quarterback.
By Bariy Faulkner
Spcwts Wrltef
SANTA ANA -Mater Oci
High football conch Bruce Roi·
linson i n't cxJctly sure. ''here and -""•'•1
\\.hen it returned, .but the l>\\agger
h back in the Monarchs' pl3)ers.
as they ready 10 begin the pl..1)off-.
in defense of their C lf' Dh1sion I
championship.
"I I wbh I could put my finger on it," stud ~ol·
lini.on, "hose team (8-1 • l) begins th at dcien~i;:
ugurn:it at-large: entry Crespi (7-3) Friduy night, lik~I~
.ir Orange CoaM College. • Bllt we )eem to have a
tonlidcnce about" ourselves again. The kith wen: smil·
ing more the last ~ouple we eks of the season, 1herc's
renewed e.xcitemerit, and we're much less tense."
Rollinson\ foremost reaction to the Crespi p:iiring
''ab surprise .
"Every year I've tried to hash ou1 what they arc
going to do with Mater Dei in the bracket , amt l \c
been 0 for 4 with my calculatiom," said Rollinson,
who was so sure he'd draw n ~loore League team, he
and hi s staff scouted the Moore playoff team~ Friday
flight after finishing off the South Coast League titk
The matchup SAILORS:
From 81
nin 1 hur~d~1y.
"It ju ~I
pruvc to me
th..1t }ou'rt not
c' er goutg tu
figure out the
rurmul~1 th e
C JF p eop le
uw." Rvllin,on
!1.11d. "Uut it'~ ,1
\\,t~tc encr~ t\~
Ir'\ to an;il\zc
JnJ l1gun: out
FOOmAll PLAYOFFS
CIF DMSION I
M u!Qn V1tj0 (~·5) at e.~hop ,NNt (10·0)
l8 \o,~son (6·3·1) at Altttk>pe v~ney (HI
Ccespl (7·3) vs M.itet Oti (8·t·1). at OCC
l.11\el<\OOd (123) al r1senhowe1 (8·1-1)
PalrOOi t 15·5) vs loyol& !9·1), at ~le
Re~s (7'3) at Capo \l';l! fY (6·3· 1) St P~ul (5·5) is lB Poly (7·31. OI \lelS
Urt:eroc~ (1-31 at Mu r (9· I)
"ho you got and \\h)'. You hnvi: them. so )OU havl! lP
get ready ILwthcm, ;ind th:it\ the approach we'll lake
\\ith C1 c~pi"
Rollin\011, "ho has haJ to shut,llc pt.!r>onncl
around J'Slre.11n of injuries ;inJ othe-r.performant.'C ·
based lint!up changes. saiJ he feels better about his
injuf) l>ituJtion th an in any tune in recent \\'eeks.
Ju.nior Derrcl Uhl, who started eight g:imcs,' be·
fore being rcrl;iccd b)' sophomore John Flynn, is no
longer a member of the team. Rolli1hun confirmed.
Uhl. an lnme rc!lident. was a no-show the latter
hair of last wi:ek, and Rollin!IOn said he assumes the
<>·fOQt-5, 205-pounder is ,ixploring transfer option,,
though he has not been offici.1lly notified of Uhl's tu ·
lure pl.m's
The matchup
Sailors vs. Damien
Newport (8·2)
non·league
24 Oran9e 0 33 Ocean View O
T7 Footn J 6
Sta View Luglle
20 Unt\'.ers.!J 14
0 CdM l7
Damien (7·3)
non-league
14 Schurr 12
12 Bishop Amal t J
30 Alhambra O
24 Hespena I 2
0 Redlands 35
Baseline League
"CIF chJngl!~ our lc.t!!llC, mJk·
ing it a~ tough a~ th..:y coulJ tor
us. Uut \\C got through 1h.11."
Urinkle) ~aid. "No\\, t he~ '1c m;ik·
ing the road to the fii1aE a' tllUl!h
.. 1,-1he\ can. We ha\e tu find .1 "a~
to get ·through thill, 100." ,
Sea Kings vs. Chamlnade
CdM (6·3-1) non·league
20 Costa Mesa 0
20 · Manna 19
33 Estancia 7
Sea View League
1.i S Margar ta 35
l; Npt HJrb;;1 0
27 Woodbr:<l~e 27
Chamlnede (7·3)
non·teague ,
28 El Camino 12
35 Buuouglls 1-l
24 Crespi ~8
48 El Se~undo 0
32 Balch·.10 Pa111 38
10 Tus:m 0
17 IMne 28
18 Woodbndge 7
27 s Maroanta 16
22 Saddleback 0
21 Claremont 13
16 Don LUJJO 0
14 Gteodora 26 34 UptanO 21 2J C!1loo 14
Olfcn~i'c guard PJul J1..1h11~011
\\ J~ fclh:d with :l p\ltenu.ilh -.ca·
\4>0-cnding knee injury in .1 12·0
'1ctor) U\l!I SaJtlli:bJl'.l J;1~t wed..
;ioJ \\ill Oii)~ Jl le.I'll 1h1!1 \\ed. ..
14 Tustin 23
3.: Ulllvers t\ 20
25 SallCle:iac~ 18
1~ Irvine 32
Mlulon League
28 SL BerllltOS 17
23 B Mor.1gomer; 11
-19 HJrva•O·\Ht !•e 0 .:z SI Fro'1CS 3 2s t.:JJe c~e so n
EAGLES:
From 81
\ii.ion Vll \\lid-card berth ) We \\ere ju)l lc:u nmg
how to play the game for the fim mon th uf the ~ea· ,
son." ·
In .1Jd11run <o ChJI le). L1ebenguoJ -.1nglcd out the
~tJnJuut plJ) ol senior 4ua1tc1b..1 l MJ ll Johncr, JnJ
kllo" three-year st:.irtcr C:irJo, Cornejo. Scnmr~
Aaron Lcfn..:r, 13roci.. R1gg1n,, Mike Harrington.
·Mann) Soli~ anJ Robi:rt Rimi v. 111 aho be nlh'>Cd, ac·
corJing hl their coJ1.'h.
Licbcngood cn!thted h1) dek11'i'c C\ecut1on. "i1h .a · Liebengood pr:iised his tc;i11fs \\Ork ethic all )Car.
and handed special praise to the group of senior::.
·-who leave the program after quulity service.
·• 1t '!> a very coachaqle group, and the !..id!> ha' c
never given us any problems," LiebengooJ C\plamcJ.
In looking back al the season. Licbengood pointed
10 1he inlliation of videotaping practice se~1on~ to
e-nhance leamtng, as ·well as the installation of Cod)
Charley at tailbac k, as two major factors for the l:itc·
season surge.
''We just weren 't getting our pomh ;icross d· f~ctive)y, Until \,e gave ·lhe lcTch ~omc:thing \ 14'Ual Ill
work "ith," Liebengood said. "I \\Jnt to 1h~1n!.. Bob
ll:lrrington tor handling the video lie rc:e1ll.\ d1<.J a
~UpeI job.•.:_ . ,, .
On Ch:irli:~'. who had three 100.plus ru hing )'.llU·
age g:imes the final fou r v.eeks, Licbeng\)OJ said,
"Cody came in and,..gave us 'a ~park "here "t reaU)·
nccJed one. He also continued to pl:ay "ell on dc-
fen~e. He could have been our pl•l)Cr of the ''eek,
each of the l:i::.t fi,e "eeki.."
, new scheme, for h.inJling Co,tJ Me)j·~ .. ma..:hmou1h
ofkn'c. l hl'. l:agh.~!I ltnt1led the NC\\ port·Mc\J 01~
1ric1') CJrccr 'ingk-,c;mlll ru:.hing re .. "ml hokier.
Oinh 'Runa\\a)" TrJn \l.c131 on 237 carrie,) to ju't
86 ya.rJs on 26 attempts, 111-. 'mJllt''t outpl).I Ill l\\U
months.
••\\'c teal!~ plJ~cd \\Ct1. and \\I: kl•pt hiri1 lll'ildC:.
fhat \\J'-1hc l.i:y," L1cbcng"1uJ ~.11J. · U he get~ out·
)Ide, he\ cone We never k t thllt hlppcn.
·· I he) \urpmc:d u' early "ith i.omc of their p:i~,.
•ng. but \\I! mddc .1dJU'itmen1,, .ind really pl:i~cd \\Cll,
c'>pec1Jl1) Jllcr the ftr'>I quJrter.
"When "e \\Cl\: Jv\\n 15.,), ( though! "e \\Crc in
trouble. But you ha\'e ro g1\c our kid' credit Tor
hanging in tne·re :ind coming bnc'-str~1ng. It w:i a
H~f)' po)it1ve w,1> to end the sea:.011, anJ 11 v.ill give
our scn1or!I !>umcthing to 1cmcmhc r."
Johocr fi111,hcs lw, ~3rccr "1th 2.794 p:mmg )JrJ,
anJ 20 TD h>)~C' in three sea'>Oll • while adding an-
otht.·r 526 nti.h1ng )ards 3fld JO flJs on the ground.
Last-second tip
falls for DCC
CHULA VISTA -The Or-
.inge Coast College men's basket-
ball 1earn opened the Tim O'Dricn
era with a near-miss Saturday,
when a {a~t-second tip·iil bani.Cd
off the rim to prc!lcrve host South·
western' S0-78 non-conference tri-
umph.
. OCC's TotliJ Loe,~e. hit ti free
1hrow with one second left to
bring tfie Pirates lO within h\O,
then inten1ionally missed the sec,
ond, se tting up Steve Singleton for
n 4-toot tip attempl at the buzzer.
D:men 'Crook), a sutpFi:>e stan-
er. led the Uues With 27 points, in-
cluding eight of OCC's final 11 10
help rally from n 76-67 deficit.
Sophomore Jeff rcy Porter added
24 for the Pirates, who trnilet..1 40.
36 at the half, ,1nd last led, 59-57.
;1ftcr one of Crooks' frequent 3,
point field goah.
''We struggled offensively, anJ
held our ow n dcfcmively," said
O'Dricn, '"'ho will try for his fir!>t
communil) college win Wednesday
~t San Diego M~s:i.
The 'l'irat6' home opener ;.,
Thur)c.by ;11 3:30, in an e.<hibi11011
gJmc agJimt the Au~tralian OJ·
t1Unal team
AUTO FACTS
by your
GERMAN
SWEDISH
JAPANESE
Auto s'~ktll1t1:
Paul Frech .
OPEN LmER TO THE
PAR~NTS, TEACHERS
AND STUDENTS
Of THE
NEWPORT MESA
SCHOOL DISTRICT
(NMSD)
l believe ·the future of our
country resides in the
education of the your 19.
Recognizing the decline in
money available to properly
address the educational
needs in your school, I am
ma~ing a simple offer that
will generate income for
your NMSD PTA. The PTA
is tree to spend this money
any way they believe Is
best:·there are no strings. &OSJLMESA:
From 81
ter·t.lcfcnsive tackle J.m·d W1hon uf us."' · I own an<L...op.erate an
t60. -ztJS). h\Or\'·'~ .1.: :le -tUtt11tt-1-..._.,K1"l1~11=c..-r -~~·r~e4Ji;.;.,ce~d..._~,cant1a·r dc~.-+-•-a-ut emotive shop that
VaVerka (5-IO, 200) and \Crl>,1t1le fcn .. e fur the ~i:.1~01H·ntling dc:fe.11. specializes in the repair
hdp u~ improve, between now ;inJ
nC.\l fall "
mong those returning \\.ill be
tJJlbJck Binh ''Runaway" TrJn,
"ho set a Ne" port-Mesa Unified
School Dbtrict single-season rush·
ing record "ith I.63 l yard , de·
~pite rpi~sing mo_re 61..~ . .quarter~
with a pulled abdominal muscle.
Tran, a 5-fool-7, 170,pounder,
had singlc,game outputs of 333,
311. 259 and 226 during a con·
\CCutivc four-game stretch, and
shattered just about every school
rushing record in existence. Tran
abo scored 19 touchdowns, threw
a TD pass, anJ cored 132 of the
team's single-season record 273
points.
Other key re turner include
quanetback-ddcnsive back Jeff
Nicbling. guard/linebac~cr Uryan
Lu .. crnbourger (6·1, 2JO), two-way
tackle llriJn Smi th (6-5. 285), ccn-
Calvary Chapel
rambles, 34-7
SANTA ANA -The Calvary
Chapel High .football team fin-
ished its season in impressive fash-
ion Saturday night, 1rouncing visit·
ing Ontario Christian, 34-7, at Or·
angc Coasl College.
Calvary, which started 10 ~pho·
mores and six jllniors, finished S-5
overall, 3-3 in their debut season
in _the tough Olympic Lcigue.
Senior Matt Kellogg, the school
career ru hing leader, had 95
yard) on 15 currie , including ·1 0
runs of 18 und 23 yard .
. -B)' lbt Dal(r P1lo1
Today's TV-radio
~like-Pawinski (.5·9, 18:"). "I never felt we h.id control of
"\Ve ru~hcu lor near!\ 3,000 the hnc of scrimma c," Miller and servicing of German,
yards thi:. year (?-,99-11.'; Mrtlcr s:fiu. ~y cumC31'tcr us LOe·IO· Swe~ and Japanese
)aid. "We have Jn offensl' the kills toe. and f;1ce ·to·l.11:e. They and automobiles. My shop and
are proud ol. anJ "I! think. "e can Ccn1u1) V.l're 1hc onl)' tc:rnh 10 employees are BEJ>roved
run the b,lll on .1n>one. Thcse__hllf~ ~~ ~ tlmm, offc11s1"~....-. -"T"1rr.c""y,.-+11-c:-:-y:--.,tc-e-=--Auto Club of
')howed a 101 of he..1r1. aml we al'o had more .reopk poun~ing on u-., Southern California I am
e'>tabli!>hed some of the d1sc1phnc ti h .1 d' th "
and wo1 k t!lh1c th.it ure needed to tan we au poun mg on em. known world-w1'de for my
have a chance 10 \\in." ·--------------1 custom-built vehicles and
Miller s:iiJ the tu rning poitu in complete restoration of
his lalc·scuson tailspin Y...IS a 3~·28 classic Porsche ca..S. All of
loss to Lagunn Hill' in wccl my employ'1's have been
seven. 1 he Mu~tang'> had ralhcd Reat~ ~~~costchlps t t d d rtifi d b th for a 28-27 le:ill \\tth 3.10 left. hut ..... ~,Ml""~ es e an ce le V e
th e llav.J..s Jn~"crcd "-ilh the of replaoeme.-it National Institute for
g;ime,winning TD \\ith 0:13 left COASTAL Automotive Service
"llinh got hurt in the i.ecllnd WINDSHIELD REPAIR Excellence.
quarter, and to have come back, 1966 0 ~ ~. Cll6Z8 M06a This Is my proposal; I
thc}l lo 1, '~:1s really :1 blow," ~lill· 'BdW'd the §tbM1f wlll donate 20% of my
er C':<plaincd. "Then "e came back .645-2554 shop's labor to your NMSD the next week \\tth a grc~1t effort
against Trabuco Hilt.., but came PTA. What is the catch?
up !ihort again (3 l-24 ). I thin I. The offer is valid only till
tho~e (\\U gaml!S took U little OUl the end of this .SChOOI year
DR. TOW & AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE
• • • , . ; , ; : r , .'. 1 .. • 1 1 .1 [ 1 Gt Ii St
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650-8597
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and to those that tell me
that they are members of a
NMSD PTA. I will write a
check for the 20% of the
labor charge on their repair.
bill and mail It directly to
the NMSD PTA of their
choice. It Is that simple.
Since I already serJlce
many of your member's
cars, I will be Investing In
our community's future by
donating 20% of my
profits to your school. My
only hope Is to generate
new customers by
showing my concern for our children's future. The
more customers I have,
the more income the PT A
will receive.
C Ir F AUTO
2090 Placentia Ave.
Costa Mesa, CA
646·6910
II
Newport Beach/Coata Mesa Dally Pilot Monday, November 16, 1992 83 ) ~
Orange Coast deliu.Brs a knockout blow, 40-15
~Fullerton was no match at all,
for Pirafes in continuing quest
for a poslseasoo bowl bid.
By Richard Dunn
Spol\S Write<
fULLERTON
Recent cncou.ntcr.,
bel\\·een these tY.O
riv a Is h:l\ e been
more of a -.lugfcs1,
but 1n Saturday
night's Mission Con·
feren~c CentrJI 01' 1·
• J ~Q·· ~ .• ..... , .. '· \ '.
sion clash, onl) Orange C?ast College
_wa sluggmg.
"We really put some hits on them,"
said OCC Coach Bill WorJ..man, whose
creY. hammered.Fullerton College's Hor-
ne ts, 40·15, in the first communit> col·
lege football gJmc ever played at Cal
State t-ullerton's Titan Stadium.
week, but "e got 11 done," said Work·
man, referring to the 17-12 loss to Snd·
dleb:ick, "hich more than likely decided
the Central Di,ision title.
Washington, who also set :in OCC ca·
recr record with hi., eighth lOO·plu.,·yard
ru-.hmg g.imc. certainly got it done.
r or the third time this .. cason, occ
st.tried with a bang on the 1rst snop.
AgJinst Golden West on Oct 10 the P1·
r:ucs used a gadget pass-play on their
first play from scrimmage :ind scored
from 70 yards out. Against El Camino on
Oct. 24, the> scored on another 70-yard
pass pla;· on their 1niti?I play from scram·
·mage
1 his time, on ::in unl·
e tcd play called "Stam·
pede Lett," Wa'!>hington
burst through a gaping.
hole Jnd scored from 67
yard11 .ma)'.
dampen the Uucs' tlllc hopeo,.
There would be no off en'" c tug ol
"ar this time. The P1rutc' \(11.:J..cd the
Hornets to the canvas alter the fir111 bell.
"That's exactly '"hJt \\C \\,101ed to do,
1ump on them early," soid Workman,
who rein~ta11ed Washington 111 the fourth
quarter so his all-conference tailback
could get an opportunity to :.cure a ltflh
touchdown.
The previous OCC . record of lour
touchdowns had been accomph~hcd eight
times, including twice b) \\ a:.hington:
once last year against R1,'trs1dc and once
this autumn against South"estern.
"(Workman) told me that he'd put me • .
ba ck in it Y..C gul du\\n tu the i;u;il line tu
let me get the record. or .11 h::i~t ti) to
"cl 11.'' l!.11d Wa:.h1ngton , "ho>e I·} ::.ird
plunge \\ilh 9.42 ld1 an the g:.imc i:!:.a\'C
the Uuc'> iJ 39·9 lead.
W:i-.hinl!ton ~il'iu >Co1cJ un run .. hum
12, 2 und 2. > ard~ :may. the uni) Pu ate
to teach the end LOne again t the I !or·
OCt>-
1 \\aS .l\\arc of the ltouchdoY.n)
record tlw1 time' Workm.111 !ia1J. "I'd
nmwd it ''"O other llmt' -l:.t)t \c.ir .it R~cr:>idc: 1 didn't J..now nbout thc:.rccorJ
and another time th1' )Ctlr (JgJ. iii\
South\\e~tern) I didn't kno\\, But I did·
kno,.,. thi~ time.''
Orange Coast-Fullerton staUstics
Orange Cci~at 40, Fullerton 15
"We had blocking all
the ''av down the field,"
Washington s:uJ.
Score b~ Qu•rtera INDIVIDUAL PASSINO
OCC-MJ.,._r 9-13·1 111~ Pg r t-6-0
fullertun, '' hkh had·
11 .. e pla) er) thro"' p:.i:.;c ,
managed '32t> ~~rJs
through the .i1r, but ab
tound \\3\, to >hoot 1l· ":It in thl fuut It>.:.:
tlm:c t'umbk hJ-.,cs.
'I here ''a> .:il'o baJ
111.:":. lor the Pirate .
Or~e Coas1 18 7 8 7-40
fi:"etton 0 J Ii 6-1 S
First Qu•rter
OCC-WiSll ~on 67 run \Adu ;.Jck), 14 4!>
OCC-Adu 40 FG. 508
OCC -Wasl'tnQ'.on 12 run {J Burl<e pass
• from Ponder). 3 24
9 • f1;1-r.tson. 11.20-0 217 i<erns 3·10-0
41 \', e 2·5--0. 28 '/, • 1 H: IS
MeCa 1 1-0. 25
INDIVIDUAL RECEIVING
OCC-Martin. 2-29 Bla~•~ard. 2·29
coierna~ 1 ·2? Wash!.~on 1 22 H ~. r.s. 1·9 G 1Jn ·2 •
-
'
In OCC's most lopsided ,·1ctory over
Fullerton since 1956 (35· 7), sophomore
tJ1lback Eric Washington set a 'chool
recorJ with foe touchdowns. carl) ing 17
times for 161 yards, rncluding a 67·yard
'>Coring J:lunl off left tackle on the first
pla> from 'crnnmJgc
1 he P1rJte-., 6-.J ove rJll, 5.3 in con·
krence .:ind 3· I in di\ 1sion, al'o kept
their po-.t•season bo"I aspirations .shve,
fhe pla)', inserted for
the firn time this seJ)On
in practice la~t .... eeJ.., in-
deed started a tampede
a the Pirates galloped to
an 18·0 le.:id v. 1th 3 min·
ute,, 2-t 'econds still re·
Jn.lining an the opcning
quJrtcr.
Second Qu•rter
OCC-Wasn.~tl>ll 2 run (Adar l\iclt.) 12 44
Ful-Pra:er 3ci FG 10 ~ F~1-\', son 3-as Caner 3 69 Pa··s 3-23
St:'. 2 ~O Pert? 1·25 ~·1ma1 • :!3
. M~ellO l '5 "t~Oll I '5 . -n '·1~
Carr:it)t 1 7 h .. '11 1 ·6
Starting right tacJ..11: J n
Gruotegoed (6-toot-'I,
2.85 pounch). their be!lt
offcnsi'e lmcm:m, t0re
lig men1-. 1n hi-, right
!\nee amJ ''on't pl!!)
ag::.iin until 1993 .
OCC oath Bill \\o rl..n J
for the Hornets {I· . 1·7 anJ 1·3),
their eighth los'> established a schuul sin·
gle·'>CJi.on record lur 1nept1tudc Ful·
lcrton's 1960 quJd \\COi 2·., under
CoJch OrJn Brtc:IJnJ.
Orange CoJi.t, -;ho" mg li11le mere;,
!.Jd.cd f·ullerton quartcrbacJ..s f1\e 11me'>
for a minus-48 ;.ird-, und hclJ the Hor·
net) to uni~ I 7 rushing ) Jrds in 20 car-
rie •
"All the coaches "ere \\Omed that "'e
might not be rc:id) to pla), based on last
CIF playoHs
Uut thi'> "a:-. ccrtJmly
not ch.1r.1ctern.tic of Or-
a ngc Coai.t·Fulletton
g:tmc' of recent )Car-.
In 19 9, Fullerton ,\on
41·:!6, ·an 1990, OCC's d1·
v1,ional champ1onsh1p
seJwn, the Pirates Y.On a
shootout, 45-35, and last
)'eJr, fullcrton '"on an·
other war, 3 -30, to
MUstanus . travel
Co)tJ Mes.:1 High' tup·~eedcd Mu.,tan~ {21-8) take
to the road on Wednc~Jay \1.hcn the~ face the l)os
Pueblo Chargers (16·l0) in the quarterfina1' of the
CIF Ol\1i.1on Ill Y.Jtcr polo pl.i)uff,
J.i.,un L)nch's ~1u">tang, Pac1fa: Co.1 t Le.:igue cham·
• ~~~
pion-., tnJrched on lullm1.fog. SJturd.i) 0
) 13-5 wnque-.1 o.f lnJ10 .tt
Nc,~port H.11ti1..1r, ,1 nutchup Y.h1 ch "'a' char.1rterM1c of Cost.1
~1e'a Y..:llh J lm.t-qu.1rtcr tlurr} igniting the:. con11ue)t, spurrtJ b) J
t~OJ(IOU detense and r Jp1d Iran itton tu the fJ-.t bre:it..
S.im Gr:i1.ell1 led Co,ta Mes.i's attack \I.Ith '>IX goal) J) ~k'J
JUITipeJ tu a 7-) halfl1mc lead
Coat• M .. • t 3 1 lndlo 5
Indio SC~ si~emi 'l Parvi "' ~ B.:1ut1 1 Sa.es \I er 11 Cor.a .\tu st:lMQ Grare 8 ft 3 Par.tr 2 Pe1nt1 1 "l oe 1 Si.es A.'\' i 11
Third Qu•rter
OCC-\',a,· ~:v 2 r.in (HaSSJy M) 12 C6
Fi;i-W •SOii 67 p~n from P,tlson (II.lit Iii! ed).
"32
'Fourth Qu•rter
OCC-wu• -.lvn 1 ruo (Adllf l\ick). 9 42
Fu1-11:e•son 15 pa~s f:om Wuson pass
l.l.tdl 6 52
Ar;"'ld~'ICe ~~ c • rr ;•ee1
INDIVIDUAL RUSHING
OCC-Wasr ,.•on 17·~61 Moote. 1.51,
Gittan 8·34, Mather 11-27. B01111a 4-15,
BOl.i"on. 2-7 1..•:(} .. t1ey l·S. Peuone. 1·0.
Pono~, H>
Fu -l.Jtldt}' 1-6 Palk$ 1-6. Thomas 4-6
Jonnson. 1·2 Car.tt, 8 2. Htlms. 3·1or·m!."C.s·7.
Windle, 3·tor-m-..;s·15, ~eison 3-lor-~s·3t
Basketball
Pirates'
women
rolling
OrJnge. CoJ.!il Cplkge's women's
b.iskctball teJm wall be loQking for.
1h thml :.traight "an "1thout a loss
\\ cdne'>dar evening "hen Jl host
SJ1Ha Barblra in ti non-conference
game at 5 o'clock folio" mg last
"eeJ..end'i. S\\CCp of the fou r·te:im
Ch:tffcy Im llJlllinal.
All·tourn.:iment ~elections Col·
lcen Hatch, Ricarda Kuypers and CdM, Newport home on Tu esday JJnJ Davis (there \\ert onl)' fi,e all-tourney picks) led Coast to a
Coin t11p'> at the CIF Southern Section oft1cc "'ent---;---19·65 victory over Cha.Hey in the
the ".1~ ol the ScJ Kings and SJ1lurs Satutdll)· ..: Cu.: \....• --+--tourney final\ SaturJa)_,.
--'--+---=-w=na d ~fJiTP·'I} and 'e,,port Harbor {l7·5) high • ~ Ha1ch had 15 points and 11 re·
'''llter palu team'> \\Ill be at home l'ucsdJ) Jhcrnoon bound ; Ku)per 17 points and 11
In the cconJ round of the CIF D1'"ion J Pla,ofh. a'l>l'>ts; and 10 an OCC h:id fi\e -:.... • -pla.)'CLS s.coung 10 doublc.ligur~~ ... Th.u 's. the sooJ-ncy.. The bua "llCWS~lhc-t"Ornpctnlon Co·
rona'!i \.1ctory on ):nda) puts the Sea Kings up agarm the No. 2-D
ceded Capistrano Valley Cougars (22·2); Harbor's 'ictory sends COMMUNITY COLU!OE WOMEN
the Sailor up again!>! top·seeJcd El Toro (24· I) Orane• Coaat 71, Chaffer es
Ot•"9• CNal Chaftai
Es1ancia girls host M arlborough ~ ~~~~~
' 8d 10 •2 S•HI 2 0 S • fatancia High·s girls tennis team hosts No. 4· ceded ----o •. u • o 1 • ~1arlborough Tuc~Jay afternoon 1n the quarterfmah. of • • ~ ~ : ~ :~
the Clf D1,1s1on II Pla}offa. follO\'lng Saturda)'~ 10-8 ~ '"'1.•...., J • s 10
·-S 1 0 I) '1ctol) .lt Torrance lis.mr o o 1 o
The r'.agle\ (17·5) gut olid pla) from singles tarlet Juhe ricld· T~.;. occ 3~~>7 27 7•
M».1.1 l"'¢sty
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er .:ind the double team of Knttn.1 Gn••J1t1i. and l Juren Weaver lilOl"I P" occ-~,, 2 B'IMI~ 2 cr-..'ry·Mi· 0 ld.41 .. ~.,. It ".l::. the l\o. 3 doubles team of Goodrich .ind Na1arian, ho". Tec•11u1 i.w N.lftl
C\Cr. Y.1th a \.iCtOI) again t Torrance's No. 3 unit, "h1ch "a' the
ultimate difference.
Marlborough, 13-~ un the campaign, advancC'd with an 11·7 \\in Deep sea
O\;Cr San Manno.
Eatancl• 10 Torr•nce a l'n,1•• -f'f!lder (£)lost lo MOllW O.G !Jtl aw 8..& dd ~~ 1·1. frlllO 1£) loSI O·I. S-7
SUNDAY'S COUNTS
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dd ~. :iva Lt. 1-0. kit Sle·Ora\e £) loSI S-7. Yron M 64, Gooontb ~ m '°'t 0 I 5·7,
DAVEY'S LOCKll" -3 bOits, 117 q1tr1 291 bOlllto 26 callco bus M und bUs I sQllc>ln.
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Tb CONSIDER TN• ORANTINQ OF A VARIANCE AND
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CASE N0.4425 ·
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Monday, Novclnber 16, 1992 85
PlcUtJoua PUBLIC NOTICE 11022a F1ct1Uou•
OtM10Hll8 ..,.,,.. .. Name FlctJtloua llu.&MU Nem.
NOTICI TO lt.lefftent '70702 BualneM N--. State-nt 17010 t Flc:Clll-
CRDfTOltl °" The FottoWlng ptf'IOn• Flctltlou• ll•l ement The Following pepions ~t1t1oua BualMtN N9ftM auuc u... .,. doing busU!ess as· 8uatn.u ... "'. The Foolo"""V per10M are doin9 CXIS!neu a BualnH• Na-Statement
· AVOCADO CONSTRUC-St•tament are oc.ng bu-.neu ... NHG ELECTRIC, 1102 w. Statement Th.e FOi #\flQ !*MIN (IECI . 8104, TION COMPANY 4400 Th• Following ptfSOOI CME·Ki:IBB. 18300 Von 17th Sl/Mt, 5't. 102, Santa The Follow\ng perJ~ ... OOa!"9 Dusin•H .,
8105 U.C.C.I Mac.ArUlur Blvd ~-900 att doonc;i buMRI U Kamian, Su<ta '400, IMM, Ana, CaJ.f 92708 at dQonO bua.neu U £l<:OA APPRAISALS C NOTICE IS HEREBY Newport Beach, Cihf: SUBWAY SANOWIC~ES 4 Cat.I n11s Hung Gia Nguyen, 752S BICYCLES ETC '17671 4300 CM!'P\U Or •100
IVEN TO CREDITORS OF 92680 SALADS #3264, 17441 C1mpb•ll·M1thun·E1ty, Synic:use Avenue, St.anton. Crown vauey P.1'1c#lf, MI N••POl"I Beach. Calif THE WITHIN NAMED Newport Pac;iric Consll\le-BHcn Blvd. Hunongton Inc., (nc:cl(l)O(ltad tn M.n-Cal&f 90680 SIOO V.e10, Cahf 92660
PU9UC NOTICU PUBLIC NOTicfS MIJCMOTIC! PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTlCES MUCNOTICI PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
SEUER(S) THAT A BVU< UOn Corp., Cahlomia, 4400 Beach, Calif nesota, 18300 Voo l<arman, This bu11nau 11 eon-CJ TOIO lnltftlmet!U, lflC , Elcof En!arpnsea A Call·
SAL.E tS APOUT TO BE M1cArthut Blvd • Suitt 900, Sllen Zlll111, 1662 Enf'91d Suite •OO, Irvine, Calit duetad by Ill indt1t1dui1t A CalolO(nta CQrl>Ot 1100, lotn1~ co•poration •300
NOTICE IS HEREBY 011/EN that lhe S<xlth Coast Air Ouallty Mana""ment ~:~CR OF THE ASSETS NewpoH Beach, Calif Avanua, RHeda, C1llf 92715 The reglstranl(I) com. 2"644 Mu1n1nd• BN1>, El C1tmpu<5 Or #100 "-POl'I
O.strict Heating Board Wiii hold • publlc hearl •• IBED BELOW. 92660 91335 Thll business II eon mene.d IO lrllllllCI bYli-TOl'O, Ca1f 92GJQ Oma:;h, Ca I 92':.60
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER t8 1992 In the Hea . '1 atd ~~~ 8 m. on N~HSES N.AME(S) ANO BUSI· This business Is eon-Mehdi Zlvarf, ~ Enfield dueled by a eorporilJon nest under tna FtC11tooua n 111 but1ntu 11 coo. This .b'1S1neu 11 . co~
• 21865 C...J c) ' · nng oat uvm, Dlslnct AOOAESS(ES) OF duded bV a corporation Avenue, Rueda, Calif Th• reglstran1(1) com-Business Name(•) llstlld ducted by • corpor•t on Clut::tOO by •corporation
Headquarters, "l"'ey rive, Diamond Bar, Callfomla, to eonslsfltf the THE SELLER(S) ARE: The registrant(sl com-91335 menc:ad to transact bust· •bova on: not yet Th• tegla1tant(tl · com Ttte re91str.1nt(s) com.
granting of 8 regular variance to a group of petitioners from Rule t 130 1 of OEOK HOON PARK, CHAN menced to transact bu$1-This bu1lneas 11 CO(). 11ou under Ill• Ac1.111ous Hung Gia Nguy.,, menced to ttansa<:t bvSo· menceo to trannc:t ~
lhe South Coast Air Ouality Management Dlslrlct Rules and Regulations. and MEE PARK, 35S4 BUSI ness under the Fll:tillous ducted by: :-tusb1.nd llld Business Name(st hsttd This st.alemet1t was flied ntts under tilt Fec1.illou1 nen under me F.a111out
the adoption of • final compll~•. date IOI noncompllant Inks used b~ob ~~~/~~SAK DRIVE lfA·I , ,Business Name(s) tiste,61 wile above on'. October 1. t992 with th• County Clef1t of Buslneu Nama(s) 11s1&<1 Bu•111en Nama111 ltsted
shops silk screen printing Opetatlons at various companies wlthi the h T E • CA 92626 above on; NJA The reglatrant(s) corn-Campball-Mtthun-Esty, <Hano• County oo Oclobe< •bov• on not yet abo.va on October 19, Coa t Al Basl RW. 1130 1 11 n H LOCATION IN CALI Newport Paeil1c Coostruc-meneed to transact buSI Inc, 20. 1992 Jamu o Sen1n1C1t. Pras.• 1g.12 s r n. · mlts volatile organic compound (VOC) fORNIA OF THE CHIEF lion Corp.. Morns Sta-neu under the F1ct1uous Michael J 1<.utsak F!S48t08 dent Ratpl'I Emtrsen. President
emissions from all sc:reen pt1ntlng ~atlons and any other operations which EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF phens, Vice President Business Name(•I N1led This 11atemar'lt was filed Published ,... ... fttVt s.aen-l}l11 statement ... 111 fll.o Th11 statf!m4tf1t was tu.cs
use screen printing equipment The estimated eJioess voe emissions as a THE SELLER IS· SAME AS Th11 statement was fifed above on: not yet with the County c1m of Costa Mesa 0·"1 Plot N w1tn IN County C1etr11 o1 w•tn the Counry Cle11e or
resutl of this variance aro to b4I determined. Tho names and addres.sa of the ~S VEL 1STE0 wtlh lhe Cou11ty Chtrl< of Shen ZiviJll Orange County on Oct. 27, ..__ 2 " 16"' ~ 1
1..,.,. o-Orat19e Counry oo No.,em. 0•.1n99 C<>u11tf on Oetot>at
pell!lotletS' companies ara as follows " BY THE Orang• Col.lnty on Novem-This staltf'Mnt was f~ad 1992 vem...... • "• • u , ..,, ber 3. 1992 : 21, t!192
Amity Pen Company, Inc
1234 West Gladstooe Slleet
Azu$a, CA 9 I 702
A'b Plastie.s Cofponidon
15730 South Flguefoa Street
Gardena. CA 90248
Ameflean Sengreph
1212 Albany Strfft
Los Angeles. CA 90015
Angelus Pacific Company
100 East Walnut Avenue
Fut1et10n, CA 9263 t
BeckltfS F.abrication, Inc
1840 South Santa Fo St.,UnH B
Santa Ana, CA 92705
Bo<nard Associates
t 1678 Pendleton Streot
Sun Valley, CA 91352
Bloss .Incorporated
2785 East Footh1• Blvd
Pasadena. CA 91 t07
C·K Products. Inc
5"418 North Peck Road
El Monte, CA 91732
Konkler Signs
424 South Sierra Way
San Bernardino, CA 92408
Koonz Studios
584 Mateo
Lol Angeles, CA 90013
L09se Leal Products, Inc.
1425 Firsl Street
San ~emando, CA 913-40-2705
Lucky Stores, Inc.
6565 Knott Avenue
Buena Park, CA 9062(). f 158
Mighty Fine Productions, Inc.
dba Smith Pacific
tSllO South Broadway
Gardenil, CA 90248
Miiier Silk Screoo Company
186t8·2 Parthenia Street
NortMdgo, CA 91324
Motion Decal
2640 Industry Way IA
Lynwood, CA 90262
SELLER, ALL OTHER BUSI· ber 6 1992 with 1M County Clel'tl o1 F5490e8 M-e07 FS4993t F548329
NESS NAMES ANO Al). ' F5505e2 Orange County on NOYem· Published New..,.,. lieaeti PUBLJC NOTu0E Publ1Shed N .,,..,.,. Be Cf\ Pub shed ~wpon Beach DRESSES USED BY THE ber 3, 1992 ,..... • • "" ...... ' SELLER WITHIN THREE (J) PubliShed Newport Beach· F 49 3 Costa Mesa Daily Piiot 1~1----------Costa Mts.l 0 ly Pie.I N o-Cost.a ,,_,.~ 0..,1.,. ~No-
YEARS BEFORE THE Costa Mesa Oa1.,. Pilot No-P bl shad N ~a:! vambar 2, 9, 15, 23. 1992. FlctlUoua vembtr !I, HS. 23. 30 1:t'.12 •em~ 2 9 16 ZJ. 1992
DATE SUCH UST WAS vember 16, 23. 30. Decem-u I -....... a m598 au•--Name M-624 ,,._609
SET OR OEtlVERED TO ber 7, 1992 Cosl.I Mesa Oatty Pilot No-Si.t.menl f'=----------
THE BUYER ARE NONE ~ M·fi72 ~ember 9, 16, 2J, 30, 1992 PUBLIC NOTICE The f<lllOWvl9 l*SO"I• PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
THE NAME(S) ANO BUSI M-628 are doing buSoneM as 1----------
NESS AOORESS(ES) OF PUBLIC NOTICE Flctltlou9 TEO ROKOS & CO, 1301 110705 Fict itious
THE BUYER ARE. K\'ONG PUBLIC NOTICE BualneM N•m• Do\19 St. lf160, N-pon Fletltlous Bualn&u Name
CHA HAN CA Actltlous Statement S.ac:h, Calif. 92660 Business N•m• Stetement
THE ASSETS TO BE BusJneu Nc1me F1ctltfoua The Fotlowmg persons Theo George Rol(os. 1120 Statement The Fo IO'#•ng per-sens
SOLD ARE DE.SCRIBED IN Statement Bualneu Name are doing business as. Granville, N-port Beach. Tne Fo 0"""'Q ~on.s a•e CIOitY;J 1>vi.0nPss as
GENERAL AS FUtn1tUfe, The FOi 0W1ng persons Statament B H E BERNEY HOOVEfl tf. 92660 are dOH'9 bus.ne~s as CEOLOCICAL RESEARCH
Goodwolt, Tradename aro do<ng bYsmess as The Following persons ENTERPRISES, 1931 E. This business Is eon-MAGICAL WORLD PRO· C 0 MP AN V , l 9 0 1
Lease, F1x1ure. Leasehold COSMETIC SURGERY are dOlng bu$1ness as: Meats Ava "70 Or.1ng., ducted by-an 1ncltV1dual OUCflONS, 10.1 w t8tn M.Jc:Ar.nut Bho Newpon
Improvements, Covenant GROUP OF NEWPORT STROKER PRODUCTS, Caltf 92625 1 • The reg1strant(s) com-Street, Suite IOJ A, Cost.I Beach Cal' 92b60
not to compete. ANO ARE BEACH, 1617 Westelllf 2162 Biscayne Springs. Berney AIHtn Hoover. 1931 menceo to transact buSI· Mesa. Calif 92621 M<(nael W l!MI Bo 1nger,
LOCATED AT· 3!>54 OUSJ· Or1ve. Newport Beach. Costa Mesa. Calif. 92627 E Meal$ Ave. 110, Of. ness under tne F1c:tit1ous lmposs1Dle Productions, 712 B son •,1 Newpo<t
NESS PARK DRIVE IA-1, ca11t 92660 • Chns Jaormam Canson, Inga. Calif 92625 Business Name(s) llSled 1041 W 18th Street, Su 1e Beac:11 Calf :12660 COSTA MESA. CA 92626 James E Fulton. Jr, Mo., 2162 Bt1cayne Springs, Kathy Jean Hoover. 1931 at>ova on Marcil 30, 1989 103 A. Costa .,.Me&a, Cal.I T11ls bus ness " con.
THE BUSINESS NAME a Professional Corporation. Costa Mesa, Cal1I 92627 . E. Meats Ave. #70, Or-Th~ GeOfge Ro1to1 92627 ouc::eci bt 911 md1v1dual
USED BY THE SELLER AT r .ihlom1a, 1236 Somerset Vall ant Naona, 2 162 ange, Callf 92625 This autemtnt was ftled This busr11ess Is con-The re3°s1ran1(s) com.
THAT LOCATION IS· BUSI· Lane, Newport Beach. Biscayne Spnnqs, Costa Thia business Is eon· With lhe County Cle~ ol ducted by 10.nt ve>nture mencf!CI to ltal'l5.ac:t bt.ISI·
NESS PARK CAFE Cahf 92660 Mesa, Cal1I 92627 ducted by: husband and Orange County on Octobef The reg"trant(s) com· nes, under the Foct1t1ous
The bulk sate 11 ln1ended This buslneu Is con-This business Is eon wife 29, 1992 ml-need 10 tranuct OVSI· Bus•ness Jume(!I) ltsted
10 be consummated nt the ducted by· a corporation Cluc:tod by: a gen01a1 part· The reg1strant(s) com· F549485 neu under the F~.:111JOO!. tOOve on N A
office of ESCROW AMER . The registrant(s) com-. nef'Shtp mene.a to ltansact bus1-P\.ibllshod Ne1Nport Bench· Business Name(s) ltsted M t."a~ W BoO.nger
tCA CORPORATION. 9732 meneed 10 ltansact busl· The registrant(s) com-ness under the F1ct1uous Costa Mesa Daily Pilot No-abOYe oo not yet Tris st.ltemen1 was ·fileo
GARDEN GROVE, BLVD , nass under lhe F~btlous meneed to ttansact busS-Business Name(s) listed vembe< 9, 15. 23, 30. Hl92 Valene Kauwn with tne County Cler1! o1
1 5, GARDEN GROVE. CA Business Name(s) l11ted ness under tna F1ct1tlous above on N'A M 621 Thts statemen1 •as r. ed Oraf\ge County on Novem
926"4 above on· N'A Business Name(sl listed Berney Allen Hoover w 1°' ine County Clerlt of t>er 6 1992
ESCROW orFICER TO a Proless1onal Corpora-above oo Novarnl>ef 4, This s1"tement was filed PUBLIC NOTICE 01anve Couniy on N~to<T\
CONTACT tS SUSIE HAN, lion. James E. Fulton, Jr., t992 wtOratn the County Ctef'k ot bet J 1992 Publ S"ed Ne""'t>Of1 Beach
on or atte< 12 1a11992 and M O Chns J carlsori "99 Ct:>Wlty oo Qct0ber Flctltlous F54993J Cqsa Mesa oa 'IP.tot No-
Iha Int day lor ftlong cla.ms Th11 statement was filed This statemtni was filed 20, 1992 Bu9'n ... N..,• Published N,.,.,p...,,,, ~a..s ver,,t>cr l6 23 JO Qecem.
F5.50483
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CTA Manufactunng, Inc
dba Bagmaster
Myer Show Print Ink Corporation
5720 East Union Pac.1ric Avenue
City of Commerce, CA 900~ sna1t be ~ 17, 1992 With lhe County Cle111 ot with the County Cle(lt of FS48t 8J Statemerwt Costa Mai.a Oa y P 01 N> ber 7, 1:>n
which IS the business Clay Oratige Col.lnty W'I No!ilem• Oranoe County on Novem-Published Newport Beactt The. ..E.cXlo-19-...piltMiAS~~~-9;-*6.~~0..-:~.i-Jl-------_.'-"99-----~ bef1>1e lhe S.J'• dale spec:i ber 6, 1~ l99ri.-Coib Meu""'Da~y Pilot NO-are do.ng bus.ness as M 621
6430 Dale Stroot
BYena P•tl. CA 90621
Cahlomla l.ooselNf Products
509 Bateman
COfona, CA 91720
Chuck Hammond & Assoc , Inc.
t5401 Carmenita Road, Unit S
Santa Fe Sl)flngs, CA 90670
C1111Han Casual-Toes
17671 Met.net Lano A-6
Hunbngton Beach, CA 92647
Colby Poster Pnnting Company
1332 West 12th Plac•
Los Angeles, CA 90015
Concept Lettartng
7334 Radford Avenue
North HollVWOO<f, CA 91605
Cottreel & Colwell Scraen Printing tne
1014 East 10th Street
long Buch, CA 90813
Crea&Ne Screen Proc.ss
555 E.aSI Airline Wey
GardeN, CA 90248
Cruell• Designs
5566 Alt\amt>ra Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90032
Olscovwy Design
11054 Pico Boulev d
LOS Angeles, CA 90064
Easterday Janitorial Supply Co
17050 Margar Avenue
Caraon, CA 90746
Ela.m's Steel Rulo Olo & DI• CunJtlg
3307 West Castor Street
Santa Alla CA 92 704
Omeiu Graphic Design
1005 West 18th Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Pacific Miniatures
2710 Supply Avenue
Comme.-ce, CA 90040
Pentel of Arnenca
2715 Columbia Slfeet
Tonanc:e, CA 90509
Print A Sign
548 East 31st Slteet
Los Anglos, CA 900 II
Prism Graphics. Inc.
13124 South AvlWon Boulevatd
Loi Angles, CA·90061
'Samper Siik Screen
1500 West 12th Street
Los AnglH, CA 90015
Skye Graphics
799 Towne Avenue, 4th Floot
Los Angeles, CA 90021
So California Screen Pnnttng, Inc
655 W•st 14'th Street
Long Beach. CA 90813
Sunshine 8anl'le's
6130 Long Beacil BouteYatd
long Beach, CA 90805
Sunwest Screen Gniphlcs. Inc.
5401 South Boyle Avenue
Vernon, CA 90058
Superiof Screen Pnrittng, Inc
13017 Los Nieto• Road
Santa F. Springs, CA 90670
T & J Slgns, Inc.
2705 St. Louis Avenue
Long Beach, CA 90806
Fletcher Engineanng, Inc.
15164 Weststato Street
-.-Wesunuww.. CA 92683
Tral1ic Works, Inc.
5413 Downey Road
~-----Vernon. CA 900sa.
Frani0<1ns Aag Spec:latty, Inc.
20291 Soulh Western Avonue
Torrance, CA 90501
G.a<ll!y Enterpriws
7621 Industry Avenue
Ploo Rivera, CA 90660
Hue An StudJO, lne
539 Eut Gardena Boulevard
G;vdena, CA 902•8
Humble Specialty Punting
9300 East Whilmot• Str t
El Monie, CA 9173t
lndicatC>f Controls Corp
3000 East LU Hermanat
~anc.ho Oommguez.. CA 9022 t
K & l Enterprises
15828 South Broadway, Suite D
Gard.na, CA 90248
Unttod Sk;J1 & Scroen Gr11phlcs
1808 VletOfY Boulevard
Glendale, CA 9 1201
Vomar Products, Inc.
16641 Roscoe Ptac.
•Sepulveda. CA 91342
Wagoe< Imprinting
12881 F. Westem Avenue
Gatden Grove, CA 92641
Walt Disney lmagineenng
1233 Aoww Street
Glendale, CA 91221
West Coast Sttk Screen Pnnling, !fie.
1863 NOfth Case Street
Orange, CA 92665
Wilton Blac.kw.1-Screen P~nting
122t5 MofehooM Street
El Monte, CA 9 I 732
Willlams Graphic Process
12953 Foothill Boulevard
Sylmar, CA 91342
fted abt:MI F550528 F550532 vernt>et 2. 9, 16, 23. 1992 ME.SCO. 7721 Colg.111 ---------PUBLIC NOTICE nn bulll 1t1nsfer Is sub-PuDlishecl Newport 8eaeh-Published Newpon S.aeti-M-602 A.,e. W1tstmll\st.1, Cakt PUBLIC NOTICE ---------teet to CaJifomoa Unilonn Cosa Mesa Daily Ptlot No-CosLl Mesa Daily Pilot No-9258.J Fictitious
Commercial Code Section vembet t6 23, JO, Decarn· vambe< 16, 23. 30, 0eeem PUBLIC NOTICE ClauOe H1ronon Kouch1, Fletltl~ Bualn~ N•me 61~TED: 11/0311092 ber 7. 1992 M-678 ber 7 1992 M-675 Fictitious ~n!te~~~.~e 9~ West· Bu~~::!::"• -~~~~~n pe.sons
KYONG CHA HAN Bualnesa Neme Tt11s business is co~ The F<>lld'wlng per$onS are doong 1>us1ne5S as
Published Newport PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Statement ducted Dy an 1nd1YKluaJ are d0<ng business as WYNKEN, BLYNKEN &
Beach.Costa MeH Oa.ly The Fotlowmg petsons The reg1strant(s) com-GLOBAL TECHNICAL NOD CO 3428 S1n11
plot Nov be t6 992 t 70232 FJctltlous 11• dOlng businHs as· menced to transact buSI· SERVICES. 4533 MacAMur Clara Qr. Costar Mesa 1 em r '1 fletltlous Bualneu Name VISTA PRESS, 2t02 ·au~ ness under Itta Ftt::bbous Blvd 703A. Newpor1 Cal.I 92625 ________ m_6_86_ Buslneu Nam• Statement ness Centet Or Sta 130, Business N1me(s) hsted Beac:h, Calif. 92560 MTV Const.ruction. Inc
PUBLIC NOTICE Statement The Following parsons lrv'lne, C<lhl 92715 abov• on: November 1982 Greg Bumea. 930i Magel· Cat1forn1a, 3420 Santa
Th• Followlng petSons are d0tng business as Shena Rachelle Crane, Oaude Kouc;hl 13n St, Costil M1'~ Ca111 Cta•a. Cir_ Costa Mesa,
Fictitious are CI01ng bYS1ness 85. STARBURST 281J Villa 995 La Mirada, La9u11a ThtS 5talement was filed 92626 taltl 92620 Bual~M Name CRYS1'AL ~LEANERS. Way, N-J>C>ti Beach. Calif. Beach. Calif. !12651 With the County Cle111 ol This bu11nus 11 c:on-T~s bus111ess Is con.
Statem ent 2095 N Tustin Orange 92663 Samy Natllan Baut1ng, 995 Orange Couniy Of\\ October ducted by an 1n<11vtdual ducted b'f" a corpo.-auoo
The Fott0 ,..1ng ,,_rsons Caltf 92665 • ' • Cary Russel 11.napp, 2 l 33 l.JI Mirada, 1.89una Beath, 20, 1992 Th• reg1str1nt(s) com The reg1straot(s) com.
are dO•fl9 busmess 11 Don Young Chung, 2095 SeVllle Ave, Balboa. Calil. Calif 9265t F548 t 77 menc:e<! to transact busi· menced 10 transact bv,...
(a)WESTBAY PROPER· N Tu•lln Orange Ca~f 926&1 This business ts con-Pub11Slled Newport BeOlC~ nus undar the Foc:111oous ness u11det" \he Fictitious
nES (b)WESTBAY APART-92665 ' ' . Jellrey Bryant Chase. dueled by-husband anCl,Cost.a Mesa Da ly Pilot No-Business Namc(s) 1<i.1.1to Business Name(s) listed
MENlS (e)WESTFIELD Kyung HM Chung, 2095 23212 Thompson Or , wile vembe< 2. 9, 16, 23. 1992 above oo Noveml>ef 2. above on NA APARTM ENTS (d)LA N Tuslll't, Orange. Calil Grand Terrace, Calif 9232• The rtglStrant(s) corn-M GO' 1992 Ma.•11 T V.llei. Pres>dent
JOLLA PACIFIC APART· 92665 ThtS business Is con-mtt0ead lo transact bus!· Gr8(J Burnett Th•s ~U'.emen1 W1t$ fllao
M ENTS, 136 Rochester This busine,~ is c:on-ducted by a ganetal Plrt nass under th• F'•ctJtJoos PUBLIC NOTICE This statement wu tilt<! •It! the County Cien. or
Stratt. Costa Mesa Calil ducted by nusl>and and ne<"Sh•P Busineu Name(s) listed will\ ltl• County Ctm ol 0111119e Col.l!n\' on Octobe<
92627 wile The registrant(sl com-above on Septembe< 1. Flctitlous Orang• Coun!'( oo NQ,.rn 21 , 1.~n
R1d'lard A Sewell, 136 The req1stran1(s) com-mencea 10 11.tnSae\ bvsa· 1992 Buslne ... Name be• 6, 1992 f:54832t
Rochestet Street. Co•ta mel'lted to trtnsaCI oos>-neu under the FIC'tltJOUs ~ Bauhng $tlltement F550487 Pubhs!Wd Newpon Be.ICh-
Meu Call/ 92627 ness undet the Fahous Bus•nttss N~m•(s) hteCI Thrs statement was filed The FOllOwot\g pe!'SOOI Pu~•shed N-pon Beach Cosa Mesa Oao1y PW<>I ft<>.
Sandra L Sewall, 136 Business Nllme(s) losled above on October 22. ~Ill thee County ~II oi are doing business u Costa ~ oa..y P11ot No-11emt>e< 2. 9 16 23. 1992
Rochester Str"t· Costa above on not yet 1992 21 ~2 OWll'f oo lobe< THE MONEY MARKET. vember 16, 23 30 Oecem ~
M .... Calif 92627 Oon Young Chong Gary R Knapp • 1'9 121 Turquoise Avenue, aa.. bar 7. 1992
Th11 bu11neu IS c:on-Kyung Hee Chung This stat~l'lt was ftled F548338 boa tsl.lnd, Cahl. 92662 M 813 PUBLIC NOTICE
dueleO by husl>And end Th11 statement ,.,.., fited Wllh tne County Ctn o4 PubliShed NewPOl'I Beach-Gary Paul O'Conoor 121 r-t~•u-·-
wue Wlth In• County Clei11 ot Orange County on ~ Cost.I Mn. Da.iy P\lot ~ TurqUO.se Avenue. Balbo.1 PUBLIC NOTICE '"'""u ~
The regJslrant(s) com-Ofllnqe County oo October bet S, 1992 • vember 2, 9. 15. 23, 1992 Island. CaM. 92662 Bualn•-Na-
maoeed to tr.vtsact bu"" 27, 1§92 f:550S34 M~I 1 ThlS buslnass 11 eon-Flctltlous State-nt
neu und., lhe FtC't1tious Fs.49007 -Published Newport s.acn-ducted "'f' an indMdual Buslneu Name The Fo"ow;ng P«SOnS
Busln•ss Name(s) hsteCI Pub11slled Newport e.acn-Cost.a Me .. Diiiy Pilot No-PUBLIC NOTICE The reg1strant(s) com-Stateinent •re doonq business u
abo¥e oo NA Costa Mesa Daily Piiot No-vember 16 23 JO Decem-menced to trllnsac:t buSI-The Foftowtng persons POt.0 ~ESTJVAL Cl.EAN-Rocnald A Sewell • • • ness under the Ftet.uous art d0tng bus.~ssas ERS 8018 Santa An.IC-
This statemtil& was filed vembet 2• 9• 16• 23· 1992 bet 1• 1992 CNS108e3t0 Business Name(1) ksted CAMARGO ASSOCIATES. yon Ad Anahetm. Ca!d
W>lh tne Coumy Clatll ol M·599 M-68I Fictitious above on; Oeto~ 1987 4533 MacArthur Blvd Sll808
Orang• County on October PUBLIC NOTICE ftHBLIC NOTICE Busl~ Nam• Gary P.ul Oconnor •328A. N .... po,, 8HCh, Jacl. Fra111ctan Enlow, 27, 1992 r-v Statement This sutement was filed Ca11r 92660 15291 Tisbury Ct. Hun11n9-
f'S490t8 • Flctltlou.a Flctltlous The FotlOWlng persons wtlh tne County Ct111e 91 Terry C aborn. 4533 too Beech, ~ltt 92649
Published N"""Pof't Beach-BualneM Name BuslneM Name art doing bUsiness as· Orange County on Octobef MacArthur Blvd #328A. This business 1s con.
Costa Mesa Oo·ty Pilot No-Statement Statement MOTHER S M~~KET & 21, 1§92 Newport Buch, Calif dTUC1t<I by an mdMdual vernDef 9 16 23 30 t992 KrTCHEN. 225 E..ut 17th F!S48330 92b60 he rag1strant(1) com-. . • • Tho Following perS0/'1$ The Following persons SttHI Costa Mesa. Calif Publ'shed Newport B h Th11 business IS con-menced to transact t>ust-M-617 are d<><ng busmess as· aro do.ng busl11au as· 92621• , · 1 He .-ducted oy an lf!CIMClual nHs under the Ft<:tttt0us __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T-IC_E __ LA MBERT LEASING. THE ORIGINAL NEWPORT Ava Ruha Cor oration Costa MOIOI Daily Pilot No-The reglstran1(1) com· BuSJnttU Name(sl lsted
22142 Sabroso Mission BEACH BREWING COM· Cahfornia, ns ~st l nh vember 2. 9, 16. 2J, 1992 menced to trans..ct t>Ysl· above on Opot>er 18
t 7 0703 V1et0. Cahf 92691 PANY, lt25 E 17\h SL Ste Sil"!.. Costa M.u, Cal.t _ M-606 ness under tht Ficbl•OUs 1992
A tltl Jo~t'ph HMOld Lambert. E108. Santi Ana, Calif 92627 Business Nama(sl listed Jadl En10w e out 221•2 Sabroso MisSJon 92701 Th b 1 PUBLI~ NOTICE •t>ova 00• N 09f t This-statement wu filed Busln ... Name V1e10. Cat•I 92691 Tamara Madlock, 4J7 34th d 11 usiness s con-1987 ovem ' .. tn 1"9 Coonry Claf1i of
Statement This busmass 1s con St • M anhattan Buch, T~adr:!1~.~-~thon Aciltlous Terry Caborn Orange County on Qdobet
il'le Following ,,_rsons ducted bY' an tnd1111dual Cllif 902li8" _.........._ co 1"* Na,,,. Tus atatemen wu ed ~r. ~.l
are doong bYsiness .u The re91str1nt(sl c:om-Ml(;hael It Madlodl, 437 '.:,9,':~!r ~~~lilF~= Statement ••th the Counry Cler1I of FS490t• GM&M SHELL. IOI So mencect to trans.act buSI• 34th St.. Manh;atUn Buch. The FOl!Owlng persof\S Onlnoe c,,.-.. Oct ber P\J Newpon Buen. l)rookhurst Streat, An> ness under tl'le Ftctibous C .1 90266 • •51n•51 Nama(sl ksted are oo.ng bYS&ness as 20. 1992 -.• , 00 0 Oushed
Mim, C,,1ol 92804' Bu11neu Name(s) listed This business ·1s eon· ""ove oo. May 1978 GOVERNMENTAL DATA, ' Costa Mew Daily PtlO( Ne>
Gary S S~uni . 21 above on May 1, 1992 Clvc:tt<I by: husband and lngrld U11tngston, PY9$I-27665 F«bes Rd~ L.agun.a F!S48178 vembei" 9 16 23. JO. 1992
Lll•Y9U• Court. Manhattan Jouph H3'0ICI l.olmbeft ••fe dent Niguel. Calol 926n Publ•shed Newport Beacn M-619
C.ach, C ,f 90266 Th•s s.u1.,,,.n1 was f"8ct Th• rt91str1nl(s) com-This statement wn til«I Donald w BHtTy. 3 Rue Costa Mesa Daily Noc N~ PUI UC NO...._
C SllogemUR. Man-with tn• Col.Inly Cterit o1 menc:ed to transact bull (;th th•,..~ty ~-~ Boamtz. IC-port s.acn, v.,.,,t>tr 2, :I 115, 23. t ~2 •"'so
hattan S.ach. Calot 90266 Orange County on Novem-ness under the At:ttuous M'99 ~ .. , on to Calif 92660 M 601 F1 tltktus
Mlchett Chang. 6250
1
be!' 6 1992 Bu N 1 1 ~ ltd tS. l992 F ... 782.. This business 1s eon c
StNmS St. Long Buch F550488 s.neu ame ' s -u dueled by .,, Ind -..d~I I PUBLIC NOTtCE 8"9.1,,_ .,_
Calif 90llS Publ<shtd N-port Beac:tt ·~-.:~/IJIY 22. 1992 Pt.ibliSh9d Newport Beac~ The reg15tran1(sl com-State-.tt
TI111 bustnen It eon-Costa Mesa Oa• Piiot N • ~h •• aClloc:lc 1 1~ Cost;ri Ma. Daily Pi'ot Ne> menced to ttanS.tct buSt· flctltloua Tt>e fOIJOWV'9 parlGnS
dUclad by a ~ part· 'I °' 5 s .. temeni was , ...., vembef 2 9 16. 23 1992 ness unda1 Irle F'>ctill<>Us BU&IMU Neme at• Oc.-g buso'-S • nenntp vembef 16, 23, JO, Oecem wtlh the County CIM of ' • • M-597 Bus.ness Name(s) ISied s•-tement Po\Clf-°IC DENTAL COH-
Tha reglatrant(s),com· bef7,1992 OranQtCountyonOeto~ above 00 S.plemt>er t.,. .. SULTANTS 360 San
menced 10 nnsac:t bu"· M-679 20, t992 lS92 The f01J°""'1g ~s M..glAI DI Suite SOCl. New-
nan under tne Flct>tious FS'8187 PUBLIC NOTICE Don d w S.atty tr• doing bu""" s as port Be~. Ca.It ~ •
Butln.ss N'mt(s) tilted PUBLIC NOTICE Published N.,..pon Beach· Flctltloua This statemeot was f,lecS AMERICAN EOUIPMENT & P.1~ M JOMIOt\. 0 0 S •
abova on October JO. PUB'IC NOTICE Costa Mesa O;ritly Piiot No-with the Counry Clark of DRIVER LE..t.S1NC, 5405 27 P1~I Ulne Newport 1192 .. Busln .... Name Orenge County on October Altoo P way S..tt S..A Ir 8@. n Cai 1 ~660
Oary S Shl~11t• NOTICE OF SALE vemt>er 2• 9• 16· 23• 1992 Stetement 20. 1992 vtne. C 1•f 112714 Tr11s bualtless is eon.
This stal9fl'ttnt wu hied Not1e• is hereby given M-&05 The Foll0wtng pet'SOl\S • F54et8e :;:: .. H•~A ~ ~ uve111d by an endl..-oual
with ttte Coumy Cte1k of :'~k :1 ~h':1~~ ~! PUBLIC NOTICE °C~i~o~L~s: ·~EEP/ Publtstied Newpon Batch 9271 4 y ~~.:s·~:t~;!~ = ~~~~~nty on Novem ot the Start ol Ca!.fom11 FlcUUou• EAGlE, 1212 Sovth El Costa Meu D••tv Pilot No-This bus•ntu 1s co~ ~ss unCIM tilt F"ICtllloUa
' ; F549932 lh• undarSlgned. A·P Tow-C m1no Rul, San Clam-vembef 2. !I, 16, 23. 1992 ducted by In Ind• Ml Bu nen l"•me«•I 1111«2 1ng win seQ at public auc· Buslnea Name ente. Caltf 92678 M-603 The re911ttan11~1 com •l>Ov'e Ol'I NA
Published Newport BHd'I 1100, 11 1022. E. Chestnut, St•lement Capo Motor•, tnc., A Cati-menc;t<I to VN\MCS ~ r ui M JOhnsof\ DOS
Costa Mna 0 1ty Pilot No-Santa Ana. Cohf 92701 at The Fotlo.,.,.ng panons fornla Cotporauon. 1212 PUBLIC NOTICE ness under In• F'ic1-wu• Th s 11.a1f!tnent wu m.cs
\IWmber 9, 15, 23. 30. 1992 &.00 am on Dec. 4 1992 llf• CIO<nc) business as Soutn El Camino Real San 8ut1ntas Hamal•) 1.s1ao •th t.."9 Co...nty o.i. ot M~ the fot10 .. 1,,g des~r1bee1 THE COMPUTER PROFCS.. ci.m8'\tt, Caht. 92678, Fictitious ebove on October I 1992 °'~ ~IY on Oc»t.
---------property, to wit 1985 SOR, 18162 Vesuy Ctn:le. Th11 bu11na11 ls con-Bual,,... Na'9M 8tvee Har1 n . 1~2 PUBLIC NOTICE PEUG License 12AOU Humangton BHcil, c if OUc:tad by • CorpotlltiOn Statement This lblamenl WAS ed ,549018
A eopy Of the peti\lons lll•d bV the' group of petitioners are avellabl• tor ----------1I 5 l • Ca 11 t • v I N " 9J648 M GI dt Th• 1eg11111nt(s) com-The FotlOW'nC) pwsons witl'I lhe Cour-ty O..ic or Put!f•~ N-pcwt e..c:~ lnapec11on et the office of the Heal'lflg Boord Ci.tic, 21865 ~ Drive, Flcl lllou• VF3BA516JfSJ68.259 reg " •· 18t62 m«'Cad to tranua ~ are doing bus.nest as. Or~ Coun1y on October cow.. Maa Da"v ~ No-
Oiamond Bar, Celifomla 8u9'neM Name $elC1 a&i. It lof ihe pur· Vestry Oreia. Huntongton nets undtr the Ficttllous KLASSY KONStGN~ENT 21 , 1"9~ "ember 9 15 l3 JO 1 Statement pou or aallstylng Nan °' 0.adl, CUI 92648 Bus.nus Name(s) listed KLOniE.S 920 Cti>eus C. V548342 , •
• Tht Fotlowlng pwson.s the undarsigMd for towing Bral'ldl L Gi.oc:lla, 11162 aboft oo A.pnt t7, 1992 cia, Costa Meaa. cai.t PubltlNCI N .... po11 -...11
lntef"Hled ~ may 1t1end and submit Of• or wt1tton statemena et the .,.. dotng busin•u u. ~ a10fJ199 together With Vestr; C"~· Huntongton Capo MOcon, Inc: Pretol-92QS Coata """" O. l'y Pllol He>
hearing II It requested lhal eight (8) copies ol written staalaments be HARAY ROTHROCK HOE costs of adv'tftlsing It'd._.. Beach, Ca I ~649 dent ' D•ane Bavtr1y Pucc.ni. "9fTlb« 2. t 11' Zl 1 Mall.• the rigM move
albmfttad to the Hearing Dowd fiw days before the hearing and signed & TRENCHING SfFMCE. JMtMS of sale Thtt bUSltlHS II con· Thi.a statement WH ftlad 920 Crocus C1tcf•. COfl.t • Pilot Real E le
under penalty of per)uty 26t7 W1llo Una. COil.i Dated this 12th day "'fad by hu$bMd and WIU't lhe ~ on of Mesa, C.11 92521 r.:;:::::::.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::=:::;~;;; .. ;:~=tE'l~===:::::=====-
....... ca111 02627 et ,.,..,, 1992 ~ • Orange County on ~ Th s "'"'"' • ., Is con-Harry Emanuel ROUWOdl J M N l he rag11trant(1) com· b« $. 1~ ctuc:tM ~ en lne1M<IU!ll Interested persons wtstwlg lo •nend Iha hewtng ahoUld notify the et.It of 2117 W1110 lAne, co.t.i ••n • ou MY menc:eC1 10 IBnllC\ bust '•toeee Th• r•g'11111nt(1) com-
the Board, (714) 39&-2500, In order to be notified of any chlnget regarding MaN, Calif 92627 P11bt11heC1 Nawport ties• undef the .Ac\ir.ous Pubttlhad Newpon ~ menc:ee1 10 nnuc:t ~
lhe 1Chtctul1ng of the haMng. Thi• bu1lna11 II con-8each-Cotta ..... o.ty lkillMH Name(•I ltstad Coag ,... Deily PVot Hoo .... uncMr .,. AcldllOUa
ducted by; an indMdual, Pilot Novttnbar II, ttei. •bove 011 Octobaf 2t bet tt. _, )0 Oacem-Bu-.nes• Name(•) 11.c.d
DATED: OetiolMr 30, 1912
SO\ITli COAST AJA OUAUTY MANAGEMENT DISTRICT
HEARING BOAAO
The ragtetrant(1) com-m61$ ~ L QI•..... ~7 1......, -• ~on: nae~
mencec:1 lo lfanaaet bulll· -• ....... -• .,_ ~ Pua.al
neaa under the Actitlout PUBUC NOTICE This stata"'fl'll wat Mad liM74 ~ Matemant wu 11.o
8u!Nne" N.,,,•<•> 1tttao ActlUoue w.11'1 th• Coooty Ctene ot """' .,. Courcy ~ °'
1bov• on. October 2$. •··••---N•-Orllnge County on~ PUIUC NOTICI Onnae Ocuwy on Odo«-11n ... ·-"... 21, 1091 2,, 1tt2 Harry E Aottvock l t•l.....,,t '549048 ~ '~1
Tht1 ltatament wat Ned The Fotlowtng penona Publbhed N-port Beach a...a.._. ....... Publllhad Newport INCh-
wnh the CoUl'lty Clerti of are doing bus.ness u. Cotti fHU Dally Piiot M s-.......ne Costa Maa o..iy P'llot No-~anoa1 1 County on Octobat ~s':.~~ ~o EA~.:.'i :'!" veml>ef e. ''· 23. JO. 1.m The Folowln9 ~ ...,,.b« t '" "· '* ~---------------r-r---.,.-------1-... 1992 .J. Mf.20 .,.. d04no butlneM.. • , .... uo ~r ~ \;Olla ...... p RfoOAMANCE • ~ M4t0
GARAGE SALE HINTS
Before your garage sa le,
determine what items you wish to sell.
Make sure that everything
is clean and repaired .
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service you;re loolemg for.
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COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 ~~~ 212" DWPOaT APAltTIOllfTS ~~.GA. .. --.... ~.·11i'i~i1a1i11 .. 111ii2•11iiil1l'oalUUfT •llOVll"'fll SNCIALJ &.oveJw t aR Cou1tyllifO '-0 cteen 2br 1btl, 0 ,, .. ntng. Gated, pool,
nu cpl o/W .ionag• A•k About Sp•· ,.781110~28R 1BA, le-h a-a! 1150 Ho Pet &,.o-2•0S clal•t 642-0800
lrplc, garage, y•rd, -IV• L I 1 "'0" IOA
Miy tac .• OC4lanslde ltlWPCNITHMMtUU IALBOA •MUST SEE• ovs~e.U: ,: ,;~w ur'. °' PCl1 M2' .. i8 ~o:'t~ PENINSUIA 2607 Be vt1M 2Dfl n"OA 18Jdr11po81/p inc. .,.7tJ
••1BR + bonus nn, l-48Mnd~ townnome 0/W, lndry t11<up No ~l• SG2:S
lndry rm, garage, pvt f~ .,,.. ... 18 rm, pa1lo, S8251mo t &4S-2t•8
patiO, 3 blks to bch •v~ 2... •·garage. 2:18 A11octM10 .. Viii. Rent.I. patio, twr dph1, nt bay CENTAUR MCt-'T N wpo1t Hit ..,upl•.c,
$950 mo 7204402 $9ZS Incl ut1I, yr1y, 3t0 22~1~ 2t>r/tt>a, ~ " •Oh · •B~ST CDM AREA• 675-4912 Alvaredo Pl. 723·1•97 642·2288 or 7 borh<'Oll, c II lier
2BR 18A, gar, frpl, ---------12BR t ~BA lownhou~ct-3 30 da ty 722-0Z70
330 Wes't Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA, 9°8°7 . f(lcd yd, lndry, t blk to OCEAHIBAY VIEW style, g rage. p (IO, Ai 1111 Beach $1175 S73-068t ---------Bachetor on boatdWfk pool, $700 No Pf't••--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~========~~~~----~11m=~~~~ ·~2~~~~~ ~~•~&~H ~·~m64~1M H~~~
How To Place
A Classified Ad
BY PBONE:714·642-G878 ..u 0.....,. CoutJ M0-1110 ..... OnAc9 CcllmCJ • ......,
BY VISITING OR MAIL:
330 w,in Bay Street
Coek ..... CA.fUIT <--ol H_,ar\ amt. • 8-1 II.)
CLASSIFIED HOURS:
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Wta·lD l:IOAM·& IOJ'M Maoadq.~7
DEADLINES
Monday........... .. . . . .. . . . Priday 5;00PM
Tuffda1 . ....... ... . ... . . . . M onday 5:00PM
Wedneaday ............ . . .... Tuesda.Y O:OOPM
Tburada,y/IDdependent. Wed.De~ S:OOPM
Friday ............................. Tb~ 5:00PM
Saturday., ......................... P'rtday .J':OOPM
Saturday Real Esiat.e .... TbUMlda.Y O:OOPM
GENERAL POLICY
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ooUoe Th• publ.19h_. .-enM tbe r1$bt so -..or,
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be Lo J'OUT ~ed ad tmmedialelJ' Tb• O&U7
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HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
GENERAL 1002
BALBOA ~·GION twnhH In Nwpt Hghta, S585 Inc urn Vrtv All UTILS PAID sr.111CH 2640 uv.nu.n 2BR 18A, trplc, garag6, trplc, dbl gar, lg yard N/S NIP ** 673-6372 &;.n ISLAND BEACH 1040 w/d hkup, new floor· St225/mo 647-7540 Bachelor Apt In quiet
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Ing, 1st, last & sec. *Udo Penh,•Mt•• Studio-ground level, 2 E'alde nghbrhd C.ncl v, Off 1 at Month $1095/mo. 621·3141 blocks to ocean, full Id 1 f , br/:lb.1: $1195 dop For sale by owner, Location a. Price Unique t & 2BR Units kite .. ~ w ith rra..'atove. backyard ea u Walk to be111ch . 2 BR, for tease Private bch, "v" 'VI sirtgle working •d11ll lllr/tha., ctr hk1.11) Charmlrtg newly d 1_5 BA. New tile, Cat· Jasmine Creek on b3y, 673ae030 util Incl. $475 mo no $48S/mo M&-4902 LJnd1t .536 7781 ~:!,~; u!,?~ s~~:.~ pet, drapes. club ~:"aNJ.B~~~en~~ 7t0 Udo Parlt Dr. ::;:~~~5~: ... ;1reet Attractive 1or w11h Av ii
For deUlfls, 873·2757 house, pool & tennis Gated comm. POOis 4· •SEA I SLAND• 2BR, pvt pa1.o Gre t ,~, 11.1" Priced right In great 2 ... BA ......... , , .. ,g b " L'RQ DUPLEXI Oul--terv\ls. $1950/mo Y' n • ""' coorae w walk to evary "" ,. ... , locaUon. $'78,900 ~e. A-~-8067 2600 •q ft, 2·stry. CORONA 546·9081 putt $(\75 ' st'c t~
Or-tic Reduction end ot Island •Wiii C·21 Surf ... S3200/mo. &44•9 123 dOflS (JHJ'I "!.J2·2214
Lea .. ~pllon.£... C"ll l7t4) ..... 2 ·7873 DEL .... n 2622 Available" Fantastic family home. "'" .. ~ i---------•UPST'"' 'RS 3ar 2ea ffUM'. " A11a I now. l{lC •RH 2BA. Agt, Bar 875-5511 ... A e h a d hk 4BR plus den, pool, ...---------COSTA MESA 2l24 dpht, frplc, 4-Car gar. 28 1\'I a town nus.. ww, t p, w up,
spa, fo rmal dining ---------NEWPORT Steps 10 bay & beach. 2br'/tbll, trpl, 2 cpts, w/lenced yMd, 1'725/ S9<XI .. c no uous room, family l<l\chen. CORONA si 450/mo Sl8/3S9-4539 pool, w.d., no pelS, mo. 546-9081 ( 110)" 12~1'4
Cul de sac location, £ BEACH 1069 •SPACIOUS CONDO Bavfront 28A 28A hse Immediate occup. E 'aido Lg 2br 1ffA ____ .....,,... __ ~a2rt 1'e5aL98 Bree··· D L MAR 1022 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 2BR 2BA..1200 aq ft w/dock outside spa 673-4442 bate, encl qarn~o. NEWPORT ..,. .. .,_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii COM View Lota p111Uo, bu•lt·lns, enc · ' · • d Its $7~0 mn (714, 982·5521 •• g~r •a95 832·5262 2 cnr gar, '1900/mo. Great Bachelor Pad' quoo, 21 u ' 2669 s I v I r 6 Excel. Lols. Ready .. • ..... Cannery VIiiage • 120 E. 20\h, 7!l2 600-\ BEACH
Gorgeoua Tudor pyg ass a ue to build. 344 Hazel. 2br/2ba spacious 2 Rlty 873-3777 2 blks to bch, utlls pd EASTSIOE liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Boaut1lul 3BA English ~8~e1v1!:!~9c+.~!~ :: 8'11Grundy,Agt.67S-6161 car gM, laundry ro0m BAYRIDGE 2Br tBa Gar S450 721-~828 Beck Bai •28DRM $750•
tudor homo in historic trade. Call PetTlck ACREAGE 1125 frpl, yard, near ~ck condo, gale guarded, LOOKING 2BR IBA, q.11 w hr •180RM $600•
area Truly a doll Tenore 780-87021~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bay St200. 838-7079 $1100/mo. year tse dryr hkups, s"'11ll house Upgraded A L N •. Id USA 1, 7:zo..1200 or 644•1395 backyard No pnls f'n!l dttlws/!f, lov& plumbing and wiring, 9 a .. onw o FORFEITED •O ACRES 3 9R 2BA Mesa Del Mar; For • renta.t? $72Simo 845-t 83 t i11C1 No pct'I !>A!> 4855
custom de<:k w/bullMn s of Navajo In NE AZ. FR/OR, new remoct + Catalina Oen View Call Laure t 0 i----------EASTS I OE ., 4hk Abo" ur benches, gRVarage with COSTA MESA 1024 owner-6000' rictl soil c8pkts .. !'_.<?_rp1s. $1300. 1BA 1BA, walk to bch. Country Woodis Move-fn Special! • WOfk area, parking taH grass-clean air , r ~ 52 $1200. Agt 854·5609 67a.4400 t.fo 1 "'BU 1 •
and Io ts more I excel. access-Mt vu HARBOR REALTY Lg Iott ton P,U•o Ve us ""' • "" $179,900 •Montlc•llo Condo must sell now Sl50/ac 4BA, 400 sq It ram. rm., LIDO BAYFRONT _3Br $695 180 21st No ru:tt 11.,. C"omplu•. A .. 1a9•
C-2t A N elghbof'-SSK cash 602~ 2BA, new pa1nVcrpt, 2Bo, 1pectacular view, ---------• 646-4262 or f>4S fl!}-l:J 1cnt $i.J1 '".O ,,,., w · ti 3Br 1¥•Sa. Firod my grdnr, ne><t to park. lrplc, w/d, tennis, bch Quiet efllcloncy unit mo Ill() 650.0310
hood Emportum realtorl Share commlw•••••••• l h d k old Eaataldo SUP\'' ciurul 1 , (714) 83~2100 w ith you. Priced r•11HOUSES/ s1200. 263 E. 16th s $1850 673-6239 673-6103 wit ec • '" ulll tg 2BR tBA, cpr.,,1e. ~•m 9"· '' ,1 .. ck, I fl·
d 548-l 511. Lido Be ..... ont Custom COM, shared ' S"""' mu 01>co Sun Perfect Pool Hom• uced $5,000 to ••• SSSO 720-0423 w/d hlo.up, f):1tto. lg 'n"' Spacious Meredith $164,900. For appt. CONDOS CLEAN 2BR 3Br. 3Ba w/pler & slip . closets! 65<>-6553 61tl C tt•bhou ,.,, oll
Gatdens estate w/5BA call Jane at 754-1033 ~OR RENT SJOOO mo wntr, Agt Hw1 t R1.,d 7tt<I :>210
and 3 car garage. Per-r ~~~se n~lg~':,~~h~~-5 18 Udo Nord 67S-6161 COSTA MESA 2624 GOOD LOCATION! PILOT CLASSIF'iel
lec:t family homo on FIND Encl backyard. Ideal NPT Height. 38r 2Ba, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil lg 2BR I' 01\ \0""11 ~mer lot New on BALBOA for roommates. $750 bay & ocean view. No houso lndry rm d w
markell $399,000 Cail 646-4902 pels. $1700/mo. 675-p3hO, S7'l!> '"'
c -21 w elcome an apartment. ISLAND 2106 6110 or 548-5634 Townhouse-St.de 2078 Thurln
(714) 988-8875 through classified .,. CEtHAUR MCMT Walk To Beach! 3BR 21hBo, enc:I o.-i 6-12 2~88 or 7N 91Jt:.'
------------------Lg UnlVOuiet end of Is-E 'Slde, 3BR 2 1hBA IBA IBA, pool, sec, rage, wshr/dryr hkups.
-------------------i land, yrly or ahort Twnhm, yard, frpl, 2 s750 Agt, 8 54-S809 pvt bock yard, p00l & ---------11'1.-~ -~ lleW "-termt <>pen Sat 12. car gar, t600 SF XLHT ---"'------Cl>deaps~~~/7m00° t1 S3SO COSTA MESA 2624 COSTA MESA 2624 r-• .... •91' 4; 122 Gamet Barb, Loci, $1300 548-n62 Woetcllll. 4BR 2BA, .,......_ •• -...... --•r A"' 875-5511 •-~------de~. upgraded kit. ,,2233 Falrvtow Rd -------·--•• LAAGE 2 t 2 TWNHSE pool, hot tub, great
.. ,.. .. atilel 1 BALBOA XLNT Loe., attach dbl yd $2200/mo tse. --------··---------------. gar, patlo/pool 12•'4 64tH378 $300 OFF MOVE·INI Costa \frHl
CaJI C~fied for details! PENINSUIA 2107 sq n. s1oo0 eso.1063 2:~·:::l~ ~P~
TO PLACE AN AD CALL
eay front Condo, brand 1 .. --------.1 SOUTH COAST 2194 PtocenUa-C 5695
new, 3BR 2BA. roof No matter METRO 2186 • •E••t•ld• 2BR
deck, $2200. Susan 1BA. prime tocl Encl
57!M752 ot 779-7962 What you're LUX CONDO 2Br 2Ba. gar, utils pd $850 mo
LAG 2ecf 2 lull bath, doing, your trpl. pool, •po, tennis 75~8242
Bayfront: aecurd bldg hometown St Albans. $995/mo
lZJ 642-5678
l<l;j N. On111 Cl. 5'0-12211 ii mJ S. Ora111 Ct. 4......,
$99 ecurity Dep~ it
Bay Breeze , . partn1ent
pa cinu' l\ Quiet I BR Apl"
If you're look Ing for a car,
classlfled has news for you.
ACCOUNTING CABINETS
BOO~EPING 3406 REflN1SH1NG 3500
Tired o f the ha-lo? Don't Repl.:icc. Aeracel
Pe1sona1 bodQt'I bani! ti.lit'-o.tk/1orm1ca1mold1ng
m-'lll wes Alp a. r payroll Rl'poir~ & rofin1sh1ng
audu Oebboe 582·22&0 UC d 581 -7302
ACOUSTIC CARPENTRY 3510
REMODELING 3408
F'ramong, drywnll, te'lf·
W1rm1na Will T11ture1 lure. doors, trim, wln-
Ory .. allfacous11ca1 cell dows. rcoces. decks,
1nqs rep11r, removal concrete. plumbing,
Free est 892 7085 shelve,, tile 4 79 98 t 3
Qfty Cu•tm Woodwrk
ADDITIONS c.abt a rtpalrl ru~m w<IWfk.
lie, gww. Fr~ nl
REMODEUNG 3410 Hird Wood Cona1 >47664<1
• We do •l Better CARPENTRY/ f.JSIN cheaptorl Addi· FINlSH 3511 t1on~ to repairs. lie
Dev nor Co 673-1808
K.,, •• CualClnl ~try ..,.. ,,... Cerpenlry
Fr rn1ng•O<ywalte0oof'1 ~'!k*L Gof•lll ~
Tnm sh~yes Small Jot>s .. '9Md ~ doar1ICb
I Sf*;iatly S31-C)353 ,,.. ~ 85().2372
AIR CARPET 3514
CONDITION1NG
3418 •Clll'pet low tow prices.
v1nyl,1lt 1ep11rs'<:lta1\11'19,
toe <11'" ttl pllOM quD4eS Air condlt~llnt I~ Hbyt I 71S. !l&3J
11.i lat ion ma""enance ·~ C-et Rncl l41v §el'Y!Ce Ivan·• S\eam Cleaning
All Duel ~ 49~ 1238 RHi<IPnllaliCom"""fCQI S9 95
•I* room.Sil hu\l'f llaltlt
• 831-8470 *
AUTO REPAIR3447
CEMENT Action Mo~ Mochatl<CS CONCRETE 3526 ILowest RMH!S We
come to your home °' of
fleet 2.41·•9$7 1~ Or 1voway 'l·pattos-
Steve'• 0-•n Auto p11ths etc No jOb 100
A•pa1r 30'% ott Shop small "•... Uc.576470
Mickey 377, 9895 Rl\tes, 15 ~c an Wfk guaT 18 . T .J . Pefle Cone. Conat
Cone &lck Bloc". llC
BRIDAL • 277329 H.gtinl 0"81
SERVICES ~480 Low Pres (71•)962 7093
WQJ(I COHCR£Tf SERV
Conc:r•I• culll""J 10Jek
llldcro Ctew For Htrel h•mmer/J Bobe.at
FasVeXfNtr/prot wed·
ding~ 1200, others?? •87SS9 831·26t0
av•1I nowt 4'51-8574
C£RAMIC
CABINETS 3490 TILES 3528
TILE IMl•lledlR•p 11ed Schoell Cab#WUY C.-bl·
net m elclng tMlored to Pronil)C Courtaou. SeMc:e
your IWedS lcltc:hen•. free (11 & A4rf~ea
John & Shelby MG 6176 b cha, entertainment
cencers Uc. 11654282.. Thlnl!l1fl!.I of hav~ e
Othln •IM 568$ paoe ~le? GMt us
11 caJll M oney tallu .. and "'LOTCJ.ASSWIED Cl • tied ape•I<• l\a
languege. M2·M78 -
CHilD CARE 3536 CI.EANlN&
SERVICES 3548
•Mario's* Just hve In/out Houseeleonlng S30/day,
548-2380 Keepers In/out $100/
week, e11per & reh11ble E irtr• S"clal Car• call Lisa 213-872· t 549 fun reading, music. an,
games Meabhnleh refsllit tfousecleenlng Spcl
Condy 846-4197 t.ocal Moms. Refs.
Affordable. 15 yrs eJ1p. lndlvtduel Attention
small group. srorlOs. ... Call Juoa.675-3t27
an. games. tn/outdoor Meld Servtce reliable,
play. 722-8689 . honest. guar. work,
Loving grandma wlll refs avail. Ellzat>elh
96&-2584 Ive.mess care for your child In
Her CM homo. Baker/
Fairview 5441-1809 COMPUTERS 3555
LOVING MOTHER Witt'!
2 yr old, will care for Co•t Eftec ttv. PC'a your child In CM hm
(Bali• & FllMew) ~17 Hardware & Software
ba.rebones to full bOat
Nanny'• llve l,Yout locaVprompl.559~088
$100 • --. ~ t\
J>'\. C¥I 0.. peopil .... 11 ...
1*11nC9 La (2t3)172·1S49 CONTRACTORS
3558
1CI.EANING
SERVICES 3548 CustOftt CeftatNCtloft
lor .. "'°"' CtlSIOm flffdS. ,.
..-Hou.ecleanlng.,... paw/remodtl/.-ddlllonS
Uclb1~'"884 M&-2363 the way you like 111
hen & balh oN(I ~I
l>ell r111es W'l IOwn'950-328f ORYWAU
•Lori'• Cle-.nlng• SERVICE 3584 o.....d llou~ MIP.
pllfs turn. r.!1, depe~
r"'6ble Lotie 722 137 4 Tobr Orywel Semce
RepastS $50-$150, all ID· •Meld 4 U• res1<1enlla\,1m1ll otf1t ti II.Ires knockdoWn, acout-
ap1r1men1a so 1oc.i "•s lie. & repa.l'I 521•789S
89~-e427 W IUhoeH Dryw•ll
PYO( ttsuAa. .. pflMll Ho •Mario's* job 100 ame9' 30 r. •~P
Just ck)nnlnq well lcl 400030 t:s• +'1
557·5428
•Prof'I HOUM Cleaftlno ELECTRICAL 3610 7vr• e11p, xlnt ref a.
dePondable 6 rellable,
call Yolanda 631-6967 vEJQMtt .,eot~
AppletiH rntcomm/20 yra eJ11p M ntenance 11wM*giirq~ We clean mlnf bflnd/ -.1c1Jt~...nn dr1v-ay/w1ndowa/car·
peVbrtck 9S3 8642/ •D & R Et.c:tric•
qUldc ~ pt\Cff, Hou..ce.r• r..V~m lfOU~ 1pec:lali.ll cleaning and setvic. 582 .. 078 carpeta, windows.
party l'lelp eny ..,-vice Fut*'• Clectrtc Addi
ne4'ded tor your horn• tlon&/VOU~llng
Incl unity errands lie/ Hard WO<!Vfal~tc.
bond/lna'"C>Otl tellable 7S1 • NK
723-4064 .lone.-•teo~
H.ove.de.....,. ... •at R41Wlf'e & ReJ)alra/LOW I 1 Jhr-4, I I <lht-.3, II $hr 2 pnces/no job '°° llNlll Malure/rHdy 10 WOftl Free e&tllic'd &4•."'4118 Jadl•• ~th_~ ...... 1• Thlnklno or 'ha.,ing •
Hou-.cle_,,.t, Reti.bte o r ge Nie? Oive u•
fie,, day•. ,.. ~ 1-a caHI
" n'I. low rllt-~ r rtlLOT CLASSl"1•D
Melanr.t 5'40-"92 642·H78
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w/2 encl parkng apes. 638-0405/d 731-7528/e
Fumlshd. Marina avail. newspaper
$1600 yrty. 675-0308
Yearly, 1.1nfurn. 2BR The ilijPlil. 1 BA, beach cottage
w /garage, utll pd. lits in.
$1 ,000/mo. 67$-8213
FENCES HOME
A DECXS 3615 REPAIRS 3758
•FENCES GATES11r • RS Home Repall"9
New~/post replace Doors.dry rot reprs. ReOwoodJCed;w k 'd house leaks, plumb &
Jim Whyte &42·7206 morel 2• his, &46-0097
Bulldlng/Repal., .. ""°' We do 11 all!PaTnl•
Over 30 years eic.p/red-wall pap«ef'ctmoval• wood/cedar/frN est \li.matbl..,.,..as~ F,_,. 838.()872 te'ClU!J._coati~oge
FLOOR INSTALL
~ngecarpet .. r~
•292·935a•
REPAIRS 3620 JEWELRY 3784
Wood Flooring Cu•·
tom Work, Neg price, Qu.llty .Jewelry and
20 yrs In Business Wal('h Aepelr, Antique
Abraham 55~ 7983 Jewelry. Buy/Se IV
Trado. 3116 Newport
B.vd 873-0l &5 HANDY MAN 3710
JANDSCAPE & .,...,...RE PAIRS Home/
Rental PROPERTIES IAWN CARE 3808
Paint-Carpentry-elc.·
Drywall. Galy&4S-52n •Lawn• mowed front
Carpentry, painting, & back $11.50, c,.an-
plumbing, ma sonry, ups & eompl serv also
and an repairs. call avail. 83 t -8809
Tim 723~1305 •We do it aJll• Hend~ Men for Hire Sod, SPflnlcler, plants.
Palnl/Walerblaat/houl· treea, drains, con·
Ing/cleanup/repairs crete. 551·174J Charlie 722·737'4 AU Amerlc.an Tr .. Senior Cltl~en Otac Service Removal, ~ lot> tc>O '""' Trim, · Senior Dlac
..... tied,~~ Free ut. 531-8415 ll~I H• 2 Coaatllne Landacepe Shipshape Handyman ~ and In.aft. apnn-Palntfd~l/repatrs kler'I, pa\IO, spa, Masonrt hauling /Ina. free liclbond 567~21 HL 54e-S7M GJMn Scene Uitvlecpng The Ortglnel HandJ'" & Irrigation, Trimmltlg ,,..,_ EJQ>Ne• Can 6 Removela, Cle.,,_ do anythlrtg. No job ups & Malnt, SL Lie too amall Same day 1599025, 432-8804 aervtce. •7M8 I 3 Reeldntl. Omrctenlne
Reliable & Oual. work HAUUNG 0 3720 et reaeona~ rate Ed
BarretL 648·3371
Ill BEST Ill ~. -,!.~!~~:& Oemolo"°"-Remodeltng?
•Wallaeconcteteetr ...
'-trash, etc. 7'4 ... Ut25 ~ ............... 16 ----
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IMPROVEMENTS LOANS•
REAL ESTATE 38US HOME 3756
OIM C.U 0... It All LMnpton AMftJ &
P-"/t~ F1Mnee ~ and °'*' "" In lN Ou-. ~ 'Pl .... '7 .. 10\t0 ~tea rrom •¥4'!t.-7\&o% ........... c ........ For Ouotes/No =, .. ..... " Oenton M'7·H
'r•mlng, Elect. P1umb, Orywav, OOoft. Trim. TRADE Reil'tblel '"90-t8t4
Conven..nt tt1rouon wss1t1ed •&tot Cl-9"'194 &42·5878 M2•M78 .
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Thinking' of h0v1ng a
90rago sale? Give us
a coll!
PILOT C LASSIFIED
842-54578
MASONRY 3828
Custom brick /block
w Its/patios/room ad·
ditlons 15 yrs eicp.
llc'd 6'2·9518
MOVING 3834
P~ Men'• M o-r_1
hr min. Guar. lowest
rate a, lie II' 108002
lnlUf. 71•/833-9925
Poor M an•a Mo-r l
hr min Guar. lowesl
retes, llCll'l08002
Insur. 714/833-9925
PUBLIC NOTICE
Tha Calll. Public U\lll·
ties Commlu1on RE·
QUIRES that all used
household good a
movers print their
P U C. Cal T number,
Urno1 and chauffeur~
pnnl tl'lelr TC P. num·
ber In all •dvert1M·
ments. II you have a
queaUon about the .._
gallty ot • mover, limo
or cheulleur. call:
Public Utlll\lea
Commission
714·55&-<t151
Sev On Moving
Lowest. Storage, prof.
XI.NT rep 1 hr tntn. ""
T187f59 V/MC 73t·2958
S tarvfne College
Student• Moving
Co \I 24436. Lowea 1111e1
IMtt ...... 650-t276
PllTIES 6
OCCASIONS 3840
P\ANO-YOCAL
Party Entert.l~l
Call Rick Bagby
71•·969-8702
~
PlnmNG . 3858 .
eW.P. YOUNGQUIST
P ..... Cefttractw
Cull l)llnlinO by prof la
Uc:lea209&. Ins
FrM Ht. M s-3305
~ Yruf Qwjly M
fllef\ltll llnot ue ,.,... . "*" IU.aot""" ...
1•• pr;ri It. pelnt It, you• e.... ltJ M.,,y
re,.,enc:.s. 121:.· e11p, ..... S7
c.~ ~8'ntin9
tn t rials $13/ht,
Alff. 'I yra e11p ••7e.4008•
••Eeatalde 2BA wl
garage, W/D hkup,
$725 Call Agt Pam
546-5880 or 979-3848
•LO l BA d wnstr•,
p3tlo, trig, encl gar.
no pets $550 for t or
2 persons 842·596'
PAINTING 3858
Painting bw Peter
lnVEJrt. clean and fHt,
free esL. OU:a.l1ty W"><k.
•• "0-2868 ••
PedecUonl•t
Spea1li11ng 1r1 painting &
staining Cabinet rel!Mlh·
Ing Uc Rich 589-0702
TOPQUAUTY
very comP41t1t1ve
Int/ext, llcir&48228
650-5066/ 650-3359
PLUMBING 3890
11 • Discount • •
~ PMn~l/C no job too smd. dllC 10 II
rn n11 11 tu11111
Uc/bond/lllt &37•HU
•No Gl'"""cka•
Plumb/heatlng/draltB
nat low ra1ea, tree eat
lie/bond/Ina. &48-3536 ,
POOL
SERVICE 3894
Cool Wat•r Pool a
wk~ pool clng, chem
srvc, 9<1ulp r•palr, lrff
e1t 775-1122
PROPERTY
MGMNT 3898
0 c Renl·Up Htvlce w. .. pA ,. llNll* In '°"' hocme or condO 11 no S ur11i renllld, Kelly '90-ll11
ROOFING 3910
Jotm Henry'• C.nllled
Roofing. t9f'OOl/repalta
15 vra loeal bu•ln•sa
Uc'd/Refs 048-4213
Re Reob & R..-ira
Local Refa, 10 Yrw
OrNtef Pacific Rfg
836-1He ir821368
S .O . S . Roofing All
'YP" ~l'tplll 40 "' up1'1ool OillreU? Cell
SOSl .... k l M6291
SCllEN
SUVlCES 3920
Met~ MOf1on'•
Mot>li. acreen aenrlc:e,
no m lfl,-nO eervtc•
ct\f'Q lowe9' Pncaa.
Lairy &42 .as~ ·""" 9cro1. ux .. atttRt
ltema the easy wayl
~o p4ace your cl •al·
fled ad c:alt 042·5e18.
with 001 Ocean Br 1.:c1c,,
Pool. O\ '-·rl:d Parkin1?. '-'-
"Laundry Fac,ilit1l:,.
all 548-0J36
SPlUNnE.R TUTORING 3930
REPAIRS 3921 Poot' Grf!ld••?
Sprinkler• ata m'I' 'l 19.1.lUtotltig
only buslnes' H11p,.•rl\ ( lll)h ' nd rtt cNw.1
& tns1allAl 101Ht CA 11 h1np l"!CHI
Char1es 122· 11:1.!'1 81$-2700
WALL TENNIS • .~OVERJNCL 3_932 LESSONS 3927
~~-_.-', P. PN It \r l""I> ~10froll
~mr-.~~ 2'i \Ill 'P p por
~~ 1¥111 ~,q; at•IJJP<-d 100 gum Jt>!S Comm fll0)4J6'2211 pnta. .. Jcr s... .)!~ff: s:
P"p1Hhal\(jlng
r utOi•c "' c1.11t1rn .,,
TILE 3928 ,,0 V'"' 11'fl he. d Con\·
ractor 00-l 88'2
One b~ One Trte Wt CJib Sh.,1 H•'l\I l~
-counters •flrw •'lllwra 101 11 11)1 •rtOt rlftlflOd
ecw.moc t.ie lalfl '' ng S rv A4'11ce ro
.,591315 Tom Tro2119 floe Cr~y Cl3J•7172
TUe & Gtesa Dtock
Custom b111h t , "'Ith, WlNDOW en1l'y way. llOota ff Pl,
MM'ble, Uc d 92,-948!t Cl.EANJNG 3934
Tile Work Done Che.ip
Uc.r548876 Oond•d Aod'• window deafti1t9
call Jim 842-8550 ""• 1 •lil'v .no. 2 at°"'
"40. ""' A all~ frff I 040-89()1 *
TREE WINllOW'> Cl t:ANI~ n
SERVICES 3929 Scrmtna r•p4'•r'KI
Cl• n 01 •• Man
(714) b-4'1 ).:U B fg Mike• Tree Ser· .
vice TrH trim,
removnl, cl~'"'IP• WORD
lawn .. "' 451 -0048 PROCESSING 3938
TUTORING 3930 Prof'I tnsum •· kilt r · •·
m "" I• a mor• r "' accur 111, Afl\)fUUW GOOD ORAOB81 Call Jackl41 G:J I Prol ln·home tutortng :t
all aubjKls/Ms, C'1\ll ow 11 s.,n 11 nnu 11. Cilmbrldf.Je 494·'70'6 CIAH:lll!MJ
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• GARAGE SALE
HINTS I .
Before your gara~t')
s.:1lc rnak sure 3 I
your rn rchandise is
plainly n~arkcd wilh
pnces.
• llllJYMll ~
ff 1ou'r• looklng for • cer,
, cl•11tfled h•1 news for you.
Take adianlage DI our LOW MONTHLY RATE!
Adveltise your business or senice for only •• "unes ,
Per Dav For more lnlonnauon
Call &U-5678 x 31 o ,
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Newport Beach/Coste Mesa Daily Pilot
M onday, November 16, 1992 87
9130 VOS 9225 9;---~2~6-69~=:=v ~~ 2925 EMPtonmrt5530 MERCHANDISE fU100111ll
• 2908liiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l~~iiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiil REAL BUYS! -------l·eo 300 SD 4 dr, n-t978 Dod9e $pert1l •llf'I S.., ~ block to ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1.ost German Shepnerd1P•r1·Tirne ---------Utes, vwy cle n, eng • Yen Good cono fW's
send. 3tw/2ba. ~·CM lnfllntweer "" .. ,. mix, 11/3, weartng VERIFlER aU"PTQUES 6010 2 30JC60 contemp m.r· Nt!WPO_,. CADll.IAC 9040 ""' owner, Reduced .irong NJ!ing $1695 Ing. frpl, w/d, yard needs c:aplt.i f0t ~ choke chain only, nn ° rored eon tb .. s S504Ja .,. •• pr.ce 17000 &41~5 754-1049
11400 mo. 552~ ·nanelng or secured Fem, Hart or/Baker Needed Thursday lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 2 beaut trad wing chra BEACH 6119 '89 EJdo 9&arritz •as 380 SL. lmmacl 2 F0td Vans for sale,
Clllf HAven: 28R 1BA. puteh ... orders l.o#1 , Fain,;.w area, N Saturday morning•. Duncan Ph'/fe Bulf9' $$0ea 2 blue aolas fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii anU-locll t>B" chrme •19E150 3 apd t tOOO
gated entry, patio, Of lnv•t. 631-8828 11 ROM S49 2858 ~ Beach area. aolfd m•hog&l'y, S800 84" ea 1754ta Glau t tK ml,.,.,.._. w/ whl•, 2 IP• Must Hll. '71 Et50 8U'° vana
fncd ..,., 2 yta ~. Verify dellvery of the OBO. QOOd cond lOp chrome dine Ht MOV&NO. BMIAlful d9-eold trtM, ..,., Int S:ZJ 500 &10-2442 11200
GOOO CONO r~ Dally Pnot Must have 845-1631 36lt60 w/4 uphol chrs signer tum. art deco ctwm wheeta w/ :;!:· re':. d~~ MORTGAGES & ANNOUNCEMENTS reliable car and Insur· S75 Blk• 840-5528 desk, blk allk Ch,., white ...... ABS 74 4SO.I, white w/ bfacjl 64~ Ramon
S850I Incl utll 11nce Call Bwron a\ ---------•Student oak bedroom male torao bronze, br8k-, St9,500 top, ctuome wheel:J •---------:':a lml'Md~ ~2564 T.D.'S 2918 842-4333 X205 APPUANCES 601l aet Incl capt bed/ sofa table, designef The C.rbuntot> 16011., OWNr f0t 4 yrs VOLVO 9230 Pr S h IT h dreHer/dHk/hutch, clothing, jewelry & Shop 642..e2M 110,700 648-9906 fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'";;.c 2~oc=~ We Buy TD'112nds PERSONALS 3002 61Ec~ uC:, •. !!~1! FREEZER, $50. Reing-xlnt cond. 1500 Sofa f\Jrs. 854.8863 •99 2.400L w .. on,
rental 12450 U09 A partlala, Member Pvt school H.B. area erator, S100. Bolh $fOO, Anttq_ua dreH-'1,.•••••••• FORD 9075 MmOllSHJ 914S •Int eond Dtl bh .... s.a1h0fe. 838-3232 NMll (114)850-0763 HOT & WILD 2 to 8. 536-1441 , gooa cond. 848-9885 Ing l abl• w/mlrror,. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil AC. auto, 4tK mu
'·""""" ~"~-1201 si50• 54s-2574 TRANSP01r•·noN s12."""' a,.,... .... ~ ... ~ 0 ',,,."" full ... ...,.,.....,.. R ft '88 TEMPO . FUii" .... M'·•nA T•·....._ RED ...... --~ UD ~ Y ,.,m $9 por call· 18yrs ~ eceptlonlst/PT Stackable Washer &1---------'--"-d, all rv=· ... ra' .... 5 '";::-_, ... ...,..:. .. 1Br. Utll, gar Incl. •uuOUNCEMENTS Tolocom 216-473 8998 o S325 Fri $180 .....,..,... ~, s.,..., ..,c, a .. .,,m $785/mo urtv. 1 --r· AAA Entry loYel Front Of· ryer . g . MERCHANDISE c lean, dr VU/looks ~ Runt Gtoall
, .--••••••••• lkle appe mnco, WP Od Cond 646-5848 . ......,.,. .............. 1 .. 11a 7"" s 2 50 aon,no petst573-0837
& heavy phones. W'"'NTED.• •tack MlSC. 6015 BOATS 7011 _.......-.-.-appto.11 "'"'m• 4 ARTIQUES a
CJASSICS STEP. To ..... D '•••••••• 1 ~ 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii obo 844 9812 _.. 1• S 50/hr Call Lexie waahe,/dry., In xlnt1• ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml
Oean 1BR, lrg deck, LOST a EMPLOYMENT 573.7300 cond. Susan 363-o9oo CHAtN-UNK FENCE. '"11 FT Schock '84 e4ec-JAGUAR 9105 -TR-U-,.-.<----9-2_2_0 53 Ja~ XK120M Com.
9250
garage, utll pd. N/pats FOUND 2925 Tutora P/T Jr·Hlgh Washe,/Ory.,, Whirl· 14~' IOng JC 5' high w/ Irle, flip-top model. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~ plotety rest0ted u -
17501"'°·
55
t-85S4 Scllool Algebra, Oo-pool·lmperlal Serles, ~1 rOller gate & Yinyl $6500 Or .Jef*s 31(). l988Y.t JAGUAR XJ6 p-Ye Call attar 6
Money talks ... and ometry, Chemestry, brand now, wht, sac inserts S200. 545--4693 274-6901, 714-673-1232 XJnt c:ond, low,miles, '89 Ford Pickup F100, f>.40.1128
Clanilied apeak• Its FOUND: Black LabJM11t EMPLOYMENT English 494·7018 c;1tt S750 oeo 644..aa75 Connal' answerlng1-.,.--.,...-.,.-.,...,..,,...,,,~= S t5,995. 4SS0.59t5 Vjl 360, YI aaml)f'r nul"!,...,.M~M,..,....us-ta-,...-...,28~9~v~e
languago. (malo), apPfOJC 1 yrs 5530 Mon/Tu 9·12 only machine, new SJ9, t 087 KAWASAKJ or 743 9458 tires, 3 gas ianks, 2nd~. aiways g•
old, on Nov. 9 at Mag-fl'Tl)UT'PTTftr 6014 electric power saw 550 .IET SKJ. Tons reblt tr11na, r\Jt\S od raged .1dnt conct
AP.AltTMENTS
FOR RENT
nolla & Talbert. Haslii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1·-------..,_ ... .u,a.1u.u; S39; ll0<escent tight of e111ras Runs great. TRADE S1700/obo &47·2100 $3600,obo.
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8 collar but no tags. •LIQUOR CLERK• EMPLOYMENT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil bulbs s 1 50 each t.ooks great. PIUs cart. A" Kinds 01 Job~ For
Plea .. 'Call 963-21:?1 PfT 2-4 nights/wk SERVICES 5533 Cherry Queen Anne,_---...,1~14.,..,-9...,2._4_-02,.......,1...,o,,__ Make an off-season P Whetner you re buying
days; 964 7891 011e$. Costa Mesa Call1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii furn, never used·.-deal and saYel S2SOO lhrough classified All l<1nds of eople or selling, ClasSJfied
Steve 548-3883 8a·3p I' ESTATE SALE obo. Call Mike (714) 642..$678 Piiot Cle•aHled. cOYers alt your needs• FOUND: Miniature --· dinnong rm Includes Chrnese ~ 871·2580 eves. P ... buffet & china $2150 eJCq s te 1vo.-. ch ·-------~ S~~~e~ 1~ ~~SW~~QWCO~rn~r ~M ~ awa~ v•~ Ull ., !~~~~~~~~~!-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Spruce & Bristol m C.M , Day Shitt. mu!>l the 1tst1ngs In lhls cat· M.ilching 9 pcs bedrm set $2500, Orienl.11 GRANO BANKS 32', 111111 Santa Ana He1gh1S typo 35 wpm, will 99ory may require you S 1980. Cofle.o/end carpets SSOO-St 500 '68, ftreplece, JClras,11 2706 Ught brown & black train, $5/hr, 259 7411 to call a 900 number tbls. 2 18th century 24" cultured pearl pnV11am1sh Top cones.
Call 642-4910 ·or • In which U1ere Is a Curtos, and morel gem quality necklace $48,500 673-123211----------------------------
iNii...,..iiiit iiBii_iiii ... ii2ii9iiRiiiitiiBAiiii. •21 Costa Mosa she-ltor Auto Servi~ t:hargo per minute 896-0315 S500 obo
1
. lacquer rat P o C o c K Ao w Ing By CHARLES GOREN
•• ,. "'' .Tire & Auto Sc tco tan seci onal couch Wherry, 21 ft, com· with OMAR SHARIF houses from oco, d/W, Found Pod1gree Hi· M s Bartender Trainees Che"Y Queen Anne: coffee table & chair wt 1 t / & dol
w/d, "450/mo. I 12 A maotayan Croam color on· at. 6;44 8 2 Ncoded, cam up . to absolutely $tunn1ngl hassock, $750 Marble ~~ ~~;:;1 ry and T ANNAH HIRSCH
4'5th. 6"'&-9127 h. or cal. bohlnd Jt FIDYOrs CAR STEREO Sl50 daily, salary -+ Rice poster bed, trpl din table, 3'JC8', $1000
67S.5531 w. Andrea lco Cream (Club INS TALLER tips, lull or part tlmo. dresser wtwlngod mlr· e73-1504 l---------I
House Ave N B ., Must h.lYO own tools 2 wk tr.1lmng, women, ror, leg highboy, 2 A NC BED I SAIL BOATS 7014
boon hero 10 days, Min 2 yrs eJCp Apply men 21 or older. Call night stands. $1 ,990. T NNI or11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiml
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
850-0401 ln person. Preferred eoo.532•922-2 Dining room, neYer sale, S 1200 (cost 11 Q.1-Both vulnerable, u South
Celluta' & Stereo, used: table, 6 or 8 $2000). Montego Bay 53 FT st-I Ketc h. you hold; 2718
Costa Mesa Mojor Inn
Low Oly·Wlcly 1110 &
up. Top loc, Next 10
golf courae 845-4840
LOST DOG 2360 Nowport Blvd, FIND .chrs, buffet & china w/ Wolff Syllom, Crystal 4·71GM diesel, built •IOM 'VAJ• OK1072 •AQ7 "PRINCE." Mod slze Suite E, Cost.a Mn.t Waterford cut glass 24 Suns Only 22 1971 $751< PP. Days Th b'ddi.ng hu roceeded.:
blond ml\le, p1vt doors, mirrored back hours ol usage on 310/459·7659; EYes ao!U: W t J:t rth E t Golden RotrreYor, Carpontera/Woldo'a an apartment & curio Ill ends. bed 714/692·5359 31().4172·5360 ee 0 U
whiskers alngoct 1n r&-up to Sl500/weck, through classified S2,150. 714/869-0315 1 0 P... 1 • P .. cant fire Last seen at 'tomm/res In Florida! 80' Luxury Sloop 1
Ralph's, i 11h S1. =-"°-7--644-~~9_9_3_3 __ -D-o-~--~Tl-CS--5-5_4_0 --------COMPUTERS 6018 unui.ua1 Bus. Opty What do you bid now?
Colla Mesa Femlly Clenca l. PT Light ol nu;.;1 Decorator Country •n-Prico Offer wtth A .-Yea, we wholeheartedly en Heartbroken! Call llce wrk Mon Wed French, Century man· Full Maont & Cr-. Dt!1lrTALS TO ...... N 1 · Nord Vts. 6.,.. ... 78 done raiainr partner' a ~or·au1t .u;.n.1 548-5371or631-3392 Thur, 1·5pm 494-7018 ~ Y M·S 2-6:30pm u acturer, canopy beet, Dynamite Software 4't ·~ SHARE 2724 Call Mon'Tu 9-12 only tor 6 yr old In CdM Armolre,· table$, Oyanmlte Prlcesl All reaponae with thrw-card support,
i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LOST DOG. Small hm S~ak Engllsh & couch, poetures, BEST typtfs or per-.onal soft· MARJ•n: SUPS but not on thia hand! With flat da·
• Shr 3& 1 BA hse, m/f, black & Ian mate, red ORDE~ DESK have C<J.t 760-8466 OFFER 760-5368 ware a11a111 998-4817 ~u; tributioo and ltoppen in tht other
collage atudent pref., colltlr Mou.ng since M-F $6 30ihJ 7 30am Classified IS P•rf()t' grand piano DOCKS 7022 suit.a. Wt rte! a one-DO•trump ttb1d 1 t/4 from Hunt1ngt0t1 4pm. Benelots Light c 0 N y E N t E H T $859 t• o · -1--• t ''" b d. w/d, S300 ~ $250 dep Beach home near ty I ; i1n ique uncan FREE TO YOU 6022 11 a mott w:.i;np 1':,. re I 675-1362 Of 67$-5524 pong °' computer whether you're buy· Phyfe cttl)1ng !able & 6 18' Boat dock SIOO/rno. Maqnolla-& Atlanta C"'ll W1lhe for appt 1ng, sell1n9, °' Just chairs $749; 48"1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Boat with 45' mooring Prof a. StOO REWARD few Booka on Tape, loo In rf h 1• r le 2s G 2 •· to •hair• au "Teddy ... Please call lr.c . 548-5525 k g, ct.lssdl•od as wroughl iroo glass top Free To Voul Med Part ;?~ sa871 .. 1 ........... rand
tJful 2700 •I uxury 536.,.830 or 573-6390 what you noe table & "' chairs $289; Austrailian Shepard, venal -~~
N.B. Home, Separate Whethet you're buying PILOT CLASSIFIED 2 bar stOOls $25 each. All shots 2 yrs ofd 1---------BR & BA. Incl gar for Money tall\s . and •flM 4542·5678 646-5146 • · 40' Dock, pawer Of each, rooms furn/un Class1hed sJ)d,,ks tis °' selltng, Classif ------------------neutered, Female, Call sail Po-r & water furn-same price-1 rm bnguagf! covers all your neectal Nina 556·8114 or incl No llve-at>oards.
hU pvt entr. S650 & ====::.::==== ---------1-------r------------Charley 760-0129 Nr Jeny 723-5770
S600/mo nt• Bruce NEWPORT NEWPORT BUSINESS FFJCE BUSINESS OFFICE Two Beauu1u1 1<11tens Sllp to 25'. Sail Of 64~179
day/eve EAC 2669 BEACH 2669 FOR RENT 2769 FOR neNT 2769 1oo1<1ng lor • ti•PPY power. Classk: Naw-BALBOA PEN. Sha1e B B A.&O lo\/lng home! 1 white/ port Beach locl 7t4-
38R 3BA OJlec condo 1 gray. 850-1500 74S.t583 LY Msg w/prof couple. Fum/lr;;__, .... _,_ __ _. __ :;;i;;;;__,_,.;;:=::;;;;;;;;;;; .... ;;;;;;-..;;o;;;;;;,,;;;i1 .......... ~ .......... ~!!l ...... llWI ..
~~~1:3!5n3-t407 The Best Address in Town One Ocean View •-E-MP-Lo_YM_E_NT __ -EM_P_1_o_fME_NT __
CM: near occ. pyt To1rem1g, Aii.'tlrcl-\Vinnmg Vi//a-S/11/t• One Bay v·1ew 5530 5530 ~:~::,~.1"w1~' Arch1tecturr ii.1th Dramatu Ouan vtt'\4'S ~~~ ~lt~=ur.=· l Fools c, =; $p.l~. Health SPi Office 5 8
$375 dep. 545-G908 Lighted Tcnni'I Coun.; •Of' Site T~nr .. Pro To share with two other Executives. UDO IS~ qut0t prsn Full Time .\a Mt ~ O rl'\. "Of uoui.iu;oftlll.'lftS U' l ~"l'I'o :'~~':n~~~:: Conference Room • FumLStledCorpcra:e ir.tes Super Newport Center Location. lUi°Jn D.IJ n l'11 ll:I
Q.2-Both YU.lnerable, u South
YoU bold:
•978 ~6 v AQ6 •Al086
Tbe biddini hu proceeded.
South We.t North Eut
1 • P .. l + PaM
1 NT p._ 3 • p._ f -
What do you b1d oow?
A.-You have 1 perfectly balanced
hand. but p&rtoer d.oea not. and
your prime values augeat that your
hand will play better at a auit COD·
tract than at no trump. Tell partner
you have three-card .pade support
by biddinc three species To rebid
three no trualp ia simply repeatina
1 meuqe p&nner baa already
received..
you hold.
•AK78 AQ986 73 •K9
Tht bidding hu proceeded.
North Eut Soulb We.-t
I• P.. l -p._
2 . PU1 1
What do you bid oow"
A.-You a.rt m aJam ~mtory. but
wbether you can make 12 tncb de·
penda 00 the joc.t100 or pertntr'•
vlluea. Blackwood woo't h~ To
siart an orderl) mve9tlptioo, com·
pltt.t the deacnption of your hand
by b1ddq two spedes. and ett how
parttitr ructa.
Q.~Ne1thtr vulnerable, u South
you hold.
•A78 AQ8 QJ9 •AQ107
Tht b1ddmg hu proceeded.
South We.i North Eut
l • Pu. 2 • p._ 7 •
What do you bid now?
A .-Had partner responded at tht
ooe·ltvel, you would have Jumped
to two oo trump to show your beJ
enced powerhouae. Si.nee partner
responded at tht two-level, albeit
only with a raiw. you can convev
the same meuage by leapmg tO
three no trUmp
Q.6-Nt1thtr vulnerable, u South
YoU bold:
AYait lmm.d 723-1982 -SlOOlt mJf E.\R' $100 WEEKLY 'ftorking Q.3-Aa 111""'.. ,0 a.ach. Perfeot for Sem•-Retired executive bold:
•AQJM .'AQ107 K106 •6
Tht b1dding has proceeded;
South. YU.lntrablt. you South We.i North Eut
t.aro• maater suit• ~ Promon1ory Poi ni or West Coast office. parl timt from home. For an •QJ96 :'963 KJ7~ ._,8
with bath & huge mlr-~ • ...,.,...,, &""' I d d d, l Partner opea. tht btddmi with oat
rored cloHt Deck, Call 780-1900 a pp i cal i ~ n an a l t 1 on a Do uump What do you rnpond?
firepi.ce, gte«lb4ttts,11i. ....... !ll!l!!l!l!!!!!!==========~~i11m--------------..... information call \OW: A .-PouibLlitiee for sa.mt txiat if patio, poofs, •P•. 1tor·1· ...... .-,r hu a mu.imum. eapenally age, lenN8 S550/mo, ..--~ utll 35 t non-------------------------------------(404) 908 5314 24 8 if thtn ia .._._. apade fit. lrutut.t smoker Straight, HOTELS DOTE.LS EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYM.£NT • "" tht exploration .nth a S~ re·
pl•••• No petal • -onts 2718 a MOTELS 2718 5530 5530 INTERPLOY lpODle of two clube-• l"fqUelt for drugs Call 714-MS--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii b'd t. if 3030 or 3101592·5620 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "-::::~;:~~;:;;~~~~~~~§:~ partner to 1 • ~or au1 11
-pouible. ~
1 • 2 NT P.. 3 • 1
M~~~::E~::~ f:.__ __ La_g_an_a ____ B_e_a_ch~-.., Delivery HOUSEKEEPER
"==~=-=~~ Motor Inn Earn $$$ NEWPORT BEACH AREA
What action do you take'>
A.-Even though Wtst'a unusual
no-trump ovucall shows the au
oora. your hand aa suitable for play
in any 1uit other than clube, and hu
excellent dtftnaive pote.nua.I. Dou-
ble Sin~ p&rtotr baa not yet bid,
that's (or takeout. Diamonds are
playable beceuae partner will not
remove to that 1u1t, unlese it.'a a
Q .4-Both vulnerable, u South five<arder.
In beaut canal front M st h · ' fi h hm•. ulll pd 1~n11. SlSO/Wlty ~ 0 481Dally & Op u ave expenence m me ome.
poo1 842-8723 P Men & women ·needed to del1Ver small GTE v Full time v Live out
• Kitchenettes Available t Heated Pool Ne19hll0rtl00d Phooe Boo~ 1n So Orange County
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE • Ocean Views •Cable TV.
Must be at Jeast t8 years 001 and hm an msured v Non-smoker v English speaking
car or truck Must be a~a able al least five da~119i.
• Laundry Facilttits
hours ~ Send information & references to:
BUSINESS OFFICE 494-5294 FOR RENT 2769 ..._. ___ ...._ ______ _
A.JI Job~ Tempormy
(714) 587-0393
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1280 Bison · 89 -311
Newport Beach, CA 92660
•New Ofc S.,.cee .asc per sq fl 1 too
to •400 sq rt. AYall
nowl Jim or Howard
751-2787 JO Comm'l
EXEC office•, .IW
Airport, N•. From
1350/mo. P'lt work
•tatlon1 It SO/mo
Free Pfkng, tum, r•
oept, coffee. cont rm. Soud: John C:.S•, 1111 Virgo coin-
FAX soc. copier 10C . .,-r, t•ph.Ml.ud tound on:r mtlod)'
833-9550 Al Oulnlan and crutecl tndltlf C'Ontrov•ny u
New Office• approJC mu.It, Caa• with 5 k•ynole, 9 birth
175 S/F & 2t2 S/F W/ number and Memary algn n<nhip
window, patlllng, E. w• 1Mlytlt1J 111d attra<l.d ectu1l
11th St. CM '4&-4330 nuMben of 1dvCK1tn and detractor..
Sha,• Npt Cent ... Of· He w• an lnnovetor, • p.rform•i, he
fie:. w/deslgner. Desk, trantfon.H4 traditional hutnamentt,
pnn, FAX Incl = w eb • tlllt piano, Into ""•n•lon of
72<>-&4 t9 or 362• "•r•tlul" vlbrallo1u, Jo fin Cage
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RMatl for lANlM
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f'ft'Ognllton dutt. '°" II to.. •y•njt. "1l11t
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nl~ecl In h11 own home town• 1-f'<)
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PINANCB
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a phony" 1 mlle 1w1y Tnut hunch I.AO ••••••••II Moon hlat1111t111 ttcurily dur1blt
aooeb. l•rti• houwhold prod\tftt, man• -US-11f!SS-------1 t1I mt1.11 Virgo pl•)'t key rol•
• C EMINl (May21·Jvn•20l Rflauvt OPPOllOWllY tptn1 tilt thlt you wvuld ~ Wfff to
2904 dl••td Focu1 on f1m1ly. runw N»lu,,
·----~~~~ muelc, harmony, J ttorallon.. R•luM EARN $30,000 ANNU· lft'Ondhand ~P9nt Bf. lhtrt In pt'r•
ALLY LOCAi.. PAV llOn " Ubn It In piC'tul'f
PHONe ROllT'E MUST CANaa (Jun• 21 July 22J An·
SEW 1-800-228-MOt twtfl •re lovnd ti.hind tc"tn" Conr•
&.OCAL: SNACt<ISOOA up ttnntly loot. pl.a<'t -1nfonn1uon
ROUT£ 11200 wteLY will~. 1v1.1lablt Monry 1n• lvtd
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9EU. 1..00.14•2900 penoN 11,urt prvtnlntntly.
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thl' l'llJh and thl' m1~h1y
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f'O"•hon K«'nts INJrr1h1p. pmmoc1on
produc11on 1.and1ng In chvrch CQm •
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C.flTAIUUS (NoY 22 DK-21 )
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tut t•n inti',.... ol lliuooal lus ol one
tl"'M to you, ~Jbly buMn.-Jl*flntr
Ol' !Nit ln•ite tMt cardt be ptM'fd Ofl
t1bl• -f~ up You haw nut bftn told
•bout hlddtn .-,u"'"'"
A0UAltlU <J•n lO·hb l!l.
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h('lm• family. Wfllltn matn11I ltu
M n t'mphuirrt c,..J1b1l1tv. pubh
11n•1tt. Ible putnH h1r n11r111I
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l'flint u 11\tnuion of )'\Wr rn•..: It
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If NOV Ml It l6 I~ "0Ua
119'TH DA Y1 \ Cl\I IN !\ill be rd.llk>w!
1n onh ' w11 but t<l\l ,,. P'"'"''
Ont of your d htful ch1no.-ntt1
that you Pl*"' ""'-11P Of ttw ndl('\I
l°"t -r,Kft, VlfJO ~non~ p~y hv
ro " '" vour l1 I R4'.,,I ®Mf'MI< ad•
fl.l••-nt wa l\f'<f'IMFY Dftr11• lftll•
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n1nc11I rounJ Mcnl 111e11u1raltl•
iaon1h that ,..,., •111 i. Af"'I
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llul it's m1,rc unJ>l)rtant 1ha1 you ap-
preciate H>urself
\ llJO (I \nal}1tl \ug. ?J·Sept 22
Re·"orlmg Jcl•11I-. " nol your f•·
\Ortic port. anJ >''u '" \llll not 5ure
lh111 any fC\lutuns .ire necessary.
Douhls 1n lntnd ""crcn't put there
b\ '\(lmcone cl,c, they belong 10 )OU
111nd nccJ 10 ~ d1-..:.irJcJ
Libra ti Balanct'I Sfpl. lJ·<kt. 21
'l'Ur car Cf rr~\tnt' J multitude
or ch.anic\ 1ha1 arc J1fl~ult for you w .11.:"crt 11 's ca\\ 10 cc Y\'lUrsclr as
"kl\t 1n the huffic." 1nJ \OU'll need
t(I prl'•'C 1ha1 '''u oarc 1n :.ace in lhe
htlk" M ""•Id <.ml
orplo (I IH Irr! <Xi. lJ·l'\O\'. ll
'(lu g.uhcr all \\1Ur nncr trtnith
10 male a la<t pu\h on an ambitious
pro,c.t This " somc:th1n.a )OU'rc
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TODAY'S
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21 lacetlted
29 AwWiena late
30 CatevorY Sl Bride cont..,..
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Novcnlhcr J 6, 199.? Spt·t:ial 1:dition f(H· tht· ~t·\\·porl Bt~tt·Jv <. o'ta .\lt·,a Daily Pilot
Orange County
SWCll11'G 40'S Mndhll\&
Let's 10 tor cappuccino and
maybuolvt all tilt world'• prob
knu7 •foe' S1J111l 11111 C1ll
1933
SMIU' Very prell) cuf\a
ocuus, pdllC. bnmctlt l'IUjC, N,
S'2'/IOS f.n)lWS Imel. tlw 1111.>,
rmis1c, l1C'o&' ad\cniuru, lauf,h
l~ ll1d romance. Oi:sarCll pro rcu Ollll&cnllan.wi ft>rrdJlll'l'I
sh.p INIDC c.,,. 1116 !
WJIA T A \11..>. h&l1an/\ICA1
candck:c1u, J\nc=., Taun.1cusp1
So¥ S" I-~' 'lllaptl, dart
hau and r>tt I •n ~., 'lit. C'lot
si'ing.~!lbh pcr<11iwl1f\ to.Jiil
l'H~ lo•c ~1• "'e.. f.oracll
and CW dancmi;. 'icd.inJ a
goocJ. loolmg, hontN ,~' \/\
D {s.'C1a. dnru.a l•h\ , .,. ho l'W
san11&1 mtcrcsl< J:l! »:&nt' a rC"
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atin.me pi<s10f\1'lr 1b.1ut hit
SWF.,.ams:omt'tl can11&,hro
CS1 suc..~ul man lllf :ncnJ
ship and rocra:-.:• I .1.111r. lka...h
Call 221!7
lARG1' .t I 0~11' \Ill 'I/
<7 -'~inn~ lm111J ~
SB \1 ban '"er l.uq lkadl
CL , 101
Fl"ll Rf: l 1 !rim.• e ... ~ptt
Ld • r-i •"'a' :.·~r.~· \le
~~\C S\\I 31
i..nk,\.iC~ ll!u:n: rt• ' · ~ 'rt\;:
lfaill.'l\ H-1'" \~1>1.>•
ab:c. h~~t"'' t'll'f' ._i:_,c
Ere'°'~ .d~1 "' .. d" .. "1C"'\ J _,tU1
Ca..~
Ft\ Affi.\Cl1\ I· t" n&
19. s1 •o:. ~.l~ 11 f'JI('"
tw:ac" .. SlJll.~. i.. .. ur.i ln•C•
IJ"C llJd I ~uuol WTlC. {Qr004 lie o
\Ur [al! wz
HAPP) ltOIJD.\ YS"' th -nt'
Fat, fan, .. uddl\ l1•\1r.~ VS
Midwe!lcrnc'T <'"1 ~' car
VERY ATrRAcnVE. Clll.Jo-
~. mauve DWF. mce fisure.
CACU,lfll, fun loYllllo nuny ln-
ICJCIU ~ mone>gllllWJ
rclo&11onslup v.11h llllCCR, l'Ortllll·
uc ~cnturou.s, eciic.aiod. fun
ltl\'UlJ, SWM 47·58, wish SQlS( or humir ~e Counrv. Call
21!7
110:\ EST, down 11>-CIM. loot
"'' for sa1llcman with $ll!IC iiuhu~ D\\F 4S, S Sll3S
llo1111111&1011 Baich. Call 2129
l-l.\.ll\1ST. non prrtenuous. •
~omr ,o, 101 seiwuve, edu·
t.a1od\1cd1ttmne11133, 5 ~tj
-1J cd~llcd, C<n1(JUUJ, inch
'.i.a. ~ D:lable, home-ovmg
S\\ \1 ~inc Call 1gs.i
,\ITRAlTl\b • ACTIVE
'i~ I· dim, ZY, I~~ la!c, ~rs.
..eds met man. oo gll'l'ltS COi
rd•t11'!bh1p Santa Ana Call
• oo~
OVl-Rl'Dl CAT£D, profes-
''onal s wi: t-tr.i n .5'6'. blonde/
Mut r)C:.. CflJCM Sllbng, sk.1·
rng lheltre L.oolunf for prof cs
,1onaJ s~. r11111 y <rlClled,
~ of humor a mist Balboa.
Call 1611
nis. S."I ti\, NIS SWM SJ.
61 wM.e 1111CresU. ltvltMI. Call l.m.
MONDAY NlOllT fqotball
dale, SWF 34. anncuve. 6arl
la¥a ~ doit. mellphyt-
1a, Me.llCO Fonner aerobics
ITdllll('IOf, Masten 11 recreeoon.
COiia Ma.a. Call 194 2.
PRETTY W0~1AN, lovely
SWFSO's.~,11cndcr.~.
talented., llttclW~ and Cll'l'IJ
Lo•es \be w. danc1111. and !he
OU\OoorS Setb I wonderful
man. Las11111 Be.ch. Cal 11632.
<\ TTRACTIVE PROFES·
SIOML DWF. 31, scd:s fun
aod ltlelh&cnl lmll for tOll'lllllC
1dHru11reand rcl111onsh1p. H11n·
llll&IOll Bctoeh Call l9S s
PETIT!:. A TIRACTIVE fun
lCN111g SF seei.s ~I. ldvcn111rc·
~. Sp.lnlanCOUS male ll>llh I
pa.ulOn for hfc LakC!'o'ood. CaU
1309
PERSIA~( 28. anncu\oe, look
mg ror fatnil) oncn~d !NII, fi.
1W1C1ally indcpcndcm. secure,
~fun. 23-34 ~ewpon
Beach. Call 1072
Jf\IZ ANYO~P Ive you Ind
)OUT fncnd 3S-45 T•o SWFs
S71137,Jmll\. ,.1uy, slim. and
bappy IN ll1C C~t 1722.
l'R~1TY Bl 0.\1> DOU.. U
""'ks 2.5. <"ltl 10. llhlc11r
"'1&J!i. sood 111111red, cood SCllSt
ot "t.unor Scci.s talt. lltnlCtm.
,.'ICc:re, macho ccntlcman 37
l \N'P"" &idl. Cal I 19 3 9 Fli'N-LOVL\G Onsilan col·
lqt SIUdail. 19, )'911JS, ei:tJIT)'I
I :)U;..A+l.D--P!WR;S--~
SIO\Ai 41_ SBF. ai~s I.hr-lar male for frimdslup.'~
~ L", Jau. and tmcl, r.cc L"\111(. Call 12.SO
and ,,. ~ SecS.ms fnmo
'hop and rel111onsh1p Long
~Ca! 1 59
!=0\..C.A fFD. PRE111 SWF
.1' ... ,u llu1h s 8 ~aned Liila·
~ lu~es uuldom, lcJn& walks,
illimils. wm111g-ou1. iadlnr
Stti> ~SA> SW\i b t , 3340,
c.-due11cd, emolJonall)lfintn·
•••ll~ sable for COOWIUlllltfl1
CtlCl& 1.1~ Call IS84.
ATTRACTIVB SBF, 37, SS',
JttU tntdh1e111, KntJ\IVe,
SB'!. JI~. 6°t for fncndship
and possi'blt rell11omhlp.1Aic
Bm:h. Call 2349 •
BR~1li1''07 Yovre for mel
SWF. S',1/145, ~. seeks
IUC~loobna SM [or fun tune
and tau "'11.f. 18-25 Irvine. c..u 1372.
EXTlEMF.L Y ATnl.AC'llVB,
look1111 for JSM. SWF, clusy, cam,, t.hy ,ready for Inds, tatb
p'OfcalOllll SWM, N/S, 26-33,
cormi.111mcn1 mmcled! lmnc
Call 1431.
CLASSY, A1TRACTIVE SU·
tJCS lady 9ttU Nf.) SWM 5h
for dlnc111&. triow 11111111. btcy·
~. opcR. ltlYd llllJllll!l100 BClld\ Catr'l.SIS
ATfRACllVE DWP 43, S7/
•lim. simlllll. ~a C/VI daoc· ~ Sceb DWM la SO, tall. fit,
funny. f et.1111 So COWi y U. IJ
20U
l£rS IllMP ioccthal SWF I s. peu1t, Jo, seeks y0U1h/ul
SWM N/S under S9' for skydi~· ~.qi Jl\S. llUth"& Irv 11\C. Clll
1634
O"\EJ6WJSI I man ,..!Ki's "'1ltT1I.
hll>dsomt, fuMy and '>l>ON!cr·
ful 1s Ill I v.m! I'm )S, 57',
10¥1111. atl71C11ve, bnghl am fa.
-Jewpon BC9Ch Call 1748.
IMAGlNA 11 Vh, h&ht lruncnc,
ScllrpKI. rulllrnll, )8, SWF NI
S, new 1&c. catqMC. bowl1111. rs:·KI 6,pcoplc.lrvine.C1n
GORGEOUS.STA11JESQ~E
rtdht:ad. 30 tomel/1111. Cll}' 1111
clmandcounuYlul lan.lit's
ac:tw.rweJllC!uru. El TM CaU
1883
~FFIC-rn>PPISC:lJlciiiic::-
1.nulh~ and SG1UU1e •1lh
(dJ.ne fanuuuty. f«:ks 11\IOI•
1Me.11narwt, Rnlluanct man
(or IDlllll~ adonllon. 5-1IJ An&.
Call 1960
ARB YOU· SWM, Wit Ind U)-
1c1lca? SD"q. acnde. ~
and~JC1C11r178aween
50-6.S, 5'10hlmN!S7TiusCla•
Ao,, fun-lovin& SW lady of tn·
· ditiocal vlluts, stun. in;y md
KClll'e, Wll.11 lo meet you .. lct"s
enpy \hi Oolda\ Yews! T \iS\81
Call m7.
llW111J. tlb::aled. Eii.JOYI Oii\.
dobn, 111vel, m11slc, movies.
SeciJ NJ> prcicssioml 3S-SO,
sinilu ll1ltf'CSll, for ccmmiled
rd111otlltup. Newport 8eac1'.
Call 1928.
BBAl/TlFUL collea• room
mates dcsiie &ll'leclUS males.
built.. liberal. ll'f'J cslncity. lG-
26. Im ltolict, mcnWup Ir·
me. Call 1 ISS
SAF. S10CCR, 011ti01111 sec:U
atnia. aood nan 40-SS wnh
lt1lll'lj ll1knSlS and tme IO UIP'J
them ~Call 2407.
ROMA.me. Pf!ITra. su1Cere
DWF N~. ~Ollll SO, f«:ks ai IBdl~t. fit WM 4.S.55 IO Ihm
h!c's memones, cood ~ml
uon. hwnorous, affecuona1e,
ecu~e. ouldoors, movia, din·
11'4· Tust111. C1ll lSOl
PR 6TTY SWF30,blondc, bhie
eyed, honcs1, sinccn, cn1oys
lrl•el and movies, f«:ks sec:urc,
1t1'111ll>'hc:aned 11'1111 who CllMS
the-. Irvme. Call 1632.
W MiED: Romantic, rewerd·
ins. comnu1c.d rel111onsh1p
Stclnna: Humorous, prorcs
5IOC\ll, &Cl'llt. Tl9l 6'. N'JS. 3~
for preay, viv1cious blonde. Ir·
vsit. Call 1838.
SllAPEL Y BLONDE. 1rccn
eyes, H ', fomcs, teekJna tall.
honest.. comm1tma11·rnindtd
.,1Ull~ Jz:-dDe. Call
2399
PRETrY. GREEN-EYED
DWF profeu~. ~. sec.U
111dlitet1. tun. reasor.wtbly Ill
lnlCtl•e nmi 3~S who CllJOYI
dcian&. dulsia. traw:I. plu~ phy. moonla walks. csc. Look.
in& for coml'"1onsh1p, ro-
mnr, di fr'imdlhip Itv UV.
Call 1716.
DOWN TO 1!.ARTH, with 1
«lUch of class, teckJ111 .50+ ro-
1N1111c DWM. Plaue be Siii·
cert Hwt11111ton Beac:h. c.JI 2771
INDEPF.NDENT,5110n& blonde
(,.11ht.auundy ~I y•
ollU) seeks arc.at looltraa.
&rOllnded man Z1 33 ltvtnC.
Call 12SI
SLENDER. annCllVe lihp1111
•J1, S''. editcalrd seeks SWM
)().4(), NIS, financially llJble.
mamqc-mnrXd. Lona Bnch.
Call 1604.
FCl..ECTIC MINIMALIST,
SWF,50. 51112 • blonde. Jess.
In uu, smaU buslllCU O\ll'llCf.
"'nltr. seeks unefl'ecled .ll!Ym·
turer lllll'll111£\0C\ Be.ch. Ca U
21S2.
OREA.~ LOV~R. plSSIDnllt.
pnnc1pled, prcuy prnrcss1onel
DWF 40's You pw1on11e,
stable profess1on1I.
monagllnO\ls rd111onslup. Ir·
VllK' CalJ 214)
OWF. BLOSOh. S'9', SS, N/S,
~ l*'ll'ICf fOI bndse. ICMIS,
lheaicr and )OU cwnc 1L New·
pon Beach C1ll lS40.
A UBU RN HAIR ED
BEAUTY T~l.mkirc.fic,33,
non '"10la, no c:lu la en llllti
atcd. 1>d l·l1llll'lllCf'Cd. I IO\'elhc:
finer \hinp. Ind don\ beJ1t~e U1
k.Jwn&.!ropl Yo.. H~.
sva:cufu I. self-«Wlf idell!, un
da so.~ fl• .t.cnlllrt,""'
• acrviphobt. \t'*port Beach.
Ci.ll 1W6
BIUCITT, WITTY. fii. 1C1W.t
1111Wbcny blonde DWF-\>Ith
«lccuc 1nttrcsu seeks "toots
.t0ulm1te 38t wnlt
Sha~'s sool and Gnl!t1's
heer1 •ho Jo-.cs cthmc food,
111Yel. PBS m) ll.f'lcs, and Q/I
t.u&h 11 hfe's hnle (oibltt Ir·
Vint Call 2296
Mesa. c.Jl 7141
PRBTI'Y SENlOR SWF lid)
S'3', winls 10 meet nice-loolll\S
senior "*' for c:orplOnU!ip, ~.dum11 walh.etc. Ana
ham Cell 2790.
All£ YOU romtll'IUC, 111ble, se-
Clltc, CUlllS. gesile? SB F S7 /
130 •Ith ont duld. looklJll f()f
SBM oompuuon •ho u and
ltkc. IO la~e fun• Sipal H1U.
Call IS7•
ITALIA.~ BRUNETI'E. SWF
S'3, shapely. preuy. fra&.1le
foQnWI •nh llUlldc but JX>IG!
tal, 39, spmi~. llCl rdlJIOl.IS,
11110 self a'll'lclsnmt end un
~cmert.dynllnic homebody , S1tn/eld humor Set:ks 'needle
U1 lsysuck'-cmle. llll!I • ,..ell·
ITllMCl'Cd, 1>ell •11POll1tc:d. S'81
ISO«lalla, ll..116, prefer MS,
no clulch n, educated, fin111
c1ally t!IJblc Foulllin Valley
Call t55l
f
BLUE-EYED BLONOEpofts·
s10111l SWF enjoys theatre,
1nvel, sports sed.s male 5~ to
share, care. H11t1W1gton Beach.
Call 2849
GORCiEOUS BL0~1>E 37 S'S'
(36-2• 34) phococraphet scck.s -
f111111Cially seaire, w t, hand·
klmf, illhltoclTllll 3949 ~e"'
pon Belch. Cal I 1650
SW F ~. Iona red t.a, la! lhlcn
-dcr ~~IS:profc:s·
s.onal, UCt pld. COUJ1l'Y rnmc
10'0 er secllnl ediialt:d. [am.I~
uncnitd. calf &C111larm in !Ile
20' s. ~ llC Call 141>2
DO YOU ENJOY h!c, adven
111'0, people" Ive )Oii oonli·
dcnl?Ooyau etolau&)i'>Thm
caH tlus SWF f~ ~oo·
~ Irvine. Call IS%
VEJ.Y AmACTIV6 DWF
30, S'6/110 tc0s mamn rdl
uonship wilb w1m> haned. 11
ltllCtive pro{cssl«lll "*' 31 JI ~me. t< lll6.
TALL. ATTRACTIVF.
Bl.ON DB lites CISllll., •elf u
liner lhincs 11 lt!e. U you'n: ont fi~man bcs'«cacn •S.60. 111nc
Uve, llCU¥C, fun, hke IO 1111&)1,
spa I Ind bt spoiled, I'd like you
to be lbe fine.11 lhlA& 111 Pl)' laf t
Clll lhii NJS/D SW F N"*POfl
Beach Call 2869
TALL, f.ARLY 60s prolet
slOllll, indcpcndcni. -U "JIS
c:ompruon O\'cr 50. 111111»", 1n
tell1gmcc. curl0f1ty onl)' re
qutrtmtnu Ralbol. Call Z7S4
T'Rl;h CAUR>Rl'-1AN. SWf
blonde. CJW:11 t )fl. S 7 Alun NI
S I love w~ll\I ~'· Ollllkkin.
sporu. tmd and pill&. Ir.int' c.u l9SO.
BRIGIIT, OIVFRS~. profcs
sional SWF, N/S. JS, BnVllzl,
petite, country·clw1lal, cy
chnc·lhe:a1re Seckll\SSWM,NI
S, 30·39,dc&JUld. sllXa'C, cum
murucauve. mtdy for llllmmll
mcn1 Ne•pon Beach. C1ll
1506
ATrRACTIVE Uiaj>rl) ~d
had, 5·1. 27, proftu1onal, rn
puls1•e. Loves llaihta. mu.sac
Id• CllWR. lealhcr and pns to
blacl \tl\ttl ~ ~"'J •
uu gorr,et!QS ~ (1.t
30)•illl penonal•v for funt~t
tmp. Smoker pr~cmd. Ir-inc Ca!l IJY9
JEA.\S TO SILK V"'1aoi.s.
dw ) blonde, blue eyed WF,
pct11e 5 l'<IS hones&, wwm, ro-
manttc, Oruuan..~~ ~ ror 50u.li. ICll\'t, pl!y1lclJ ly r ••
likes tnvel, dlnce, lbcatrt,
SflO'lS, \tu &hlcf Liq 8etch.
Call 2SZA WIDOW, Wf' 70. •tl'ICll~t.
cd11ca1td. slim, blondclJTtt11
t) es, S'l', 01>11 home, acuve CiOOO TIIL'IGS came U1 Jl'l"llll
teotlJ ODm(lllllOl'I. C~ Mesa pllCUgtsl PeUt, prttty OWF
Tttiinul"')
W«· ~onJlt... fret. wrnmll table mate 40 <O \rwpM1
Beach. Call 20(1
I \i.ISS co1,..ma1icin, com(llll·
.tru!up and cannc I'm DWF,
ll'U"«i tJO. ITlm, lllnCllVC cna'·
~ct oe 1"/pus1on for golf Ind ICl1
PETTTE, ATTRACTIVE pre·
med SWf I 8 lookll\I for fun, no
ucsl Altemauve music, dubs
&lldsuW. St&J'91 llill. Call 1299
ATI'RACJiVI! BLONDE pro-
feauml 5'6'. N/S ll'IJO)'S shar·
"' ~11UI• 1ntems 11ruh N/S
W\1 in SC>'s. On:iJe eo ..cau
lOll.
SWF A TTRACTIVEPROFES-
SIO~AL 44, S'I, pcue blonde look.ma for someore to st.e
my lrf e with. lntcresed in mccs •
'l'I f11D-lov1n1 111111 40-SS. NJS/ 0, n:sponsible, who likes lho-
&1~. w , walhJ'l, nvd, fu:ie,
wines, home-coolrtd meals,
~ Ind ""ho Wllf.S 10 spoil
end be JPOllcd. Fwntatn v ~
Icy CaU 2"'47:
A1TRACTW6 DWI' SI, 5'61 no. bnmeae. peen eyes. self
employed homeov.nrr wllh
Jood Sa1St of hijmor, hippy Ind
lo)al Into casual ~ 1cuv1·
ues, compan1onsl11p, m<wlt',
and enJO)'tnl hfe lloptnJ 10
med VCf"J (OYlllJ, Jood t'lllllmi,
hard-.ld1n1 COIAl\ta'plr\. Coaa
Ca.U 2662. 37. lookll\I for man v./warm
'-'1, lauahinc eyes end ahlftlc
CLASSY. EARrnY OWF. build !rv1J1e. Clll 1192.
atly 4-0's • Pink Flo)-d. oui •
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ptUte Wf-,l1m. pCll! ltjt.<, fl•
•.xi. & ru1., 1111'1 1<1m11111, din
nen 'vl1\i1m V1c1u Call 17<J~
RF-..STFRll·-\D wan1e0 t>-,.mirr
'llgt rrundcd s~ fl I '~•
1r<r :tm1', bcadl. '!&on~ :rave
"'H.hin !l"ntsl, INn, ~ti tllv.
UIT'll\ltted rcl1ti~1p b ;ie
Ca. JJIM
\R TICl I A ff. v.tll man
'lOcd, cd\l<.Wd, lr·Jhl 1enuc
'.TlJI' ~~ f.na11<.1aJIY "'"Ure '7
' Im ...a llhlcs c. Olll"f\ sol'.
, Q'\f\ ' U • 111J Cied.J 11U11L I ' <
•rr) ranmant Oncnu •• r'JI
me .ady, 35.tS. to WI~ hippy
Jc ll1CI lluild i.~c :crm rd•·
llUIShtp lrvtnr C..11 '319
FIT SFCLU DW\4 &raY
heard "j /DJS I> 2/200 "lPY
"-•cnt.e, -·-· nalll!'C 1n1o W1111 hvdy"'om.an S1pial 1110
<"..al14~1l
~ PROrF.S.510"AI , 4'
tit . lttlJ s ~1· ll'Mki 3S Ii l
lllrlCll\.'t, Rl1'll<lU1 f1• IT!U<Ktl
mous rela11nnsh1p romanuc
i:wcninp, cnvtl, fWI llmCll I.a ,11111 i'f1JU(I C..U 4117
llA,OSO~I\ PROM~
~JO,AJ SW\1 ht, ~ llVl flO.
1ttk1 prtU, pnll)' p1aymtlt \(}.
4 ~ ht ""'1!11Kt. flJll, 11-od
Tldlin Ca11 1n' ·
~PIRrnJAlJ Y <1"111dtJ pr~
I OW\4 ll n7\ ~
Qll'lhirml nf tU~.t«lJP'
llU', am• It l \Ul tll¥t.
do<Q)' C• UTl8'JNI'\ I\ ... j
~"(' ~u s.A7•
M TIF~i C.01 fH DWM
"""* fin. &ff cr;IAl'lmfiady 3' H to ca t f111W1Y'f pNN,
wt ••ha ~'"' C I
,
01 Ph~DARU l\1PORT s i\. \tl. hmcst hl.GJQWS, 5 '91
lbll. ~ens plcaJant SIDF to
\hare quality tl'lleS Fnctdshtp
f1m lr-ine Call 'SSS
'111\1 ACTI\ f: DW\1 62,5"7,
I L'\tld. Ill*.-, 1CJClts Wf'lofJS
~ 51, s.im COIU ._.c:sa
Ca; 4~4l
F.OLC'.\Tl:D PROFES·
510,ALSV."\1 61/185.cnpys
d,nins danc ng weekmds
Seeu•:cndaSWF~so.~
palllOll f11rtnc:1 for s:ncac rc-
l11a'O'!Sh1p f,,,ule. Call •SSO
ATTRACTIVE PROFES·
SIO'iAL., ~w DW\1. '<IS,
~wns 60'1. 511\ ~3.wian&lld
r!lmlruU: l:..iJuy ICl\1\1.J, &Olf.
~I ;ng, 1.1\.1 and Cook II\& St.cits
prc1ty, l!UdhJcnt lady, SO's Are
vw thc:rc7 Share fWI and r~
mantt f<I' l'°"lblc tc:rlOUI rda·
trm<lhrp ,,.cwpon Baich Call
4QQ.I
Ul~G. SPTRm.AL. .::ien
uf1u lly minded doocec of
voga, health, 'Nholcncu, well
bcl!J. anll q ing Vil&mUW &l1d
hcrt. SW\1 )5. MYCJ mamed,
'" uncm:ulaledcmd1uon. 5 l I/ l•S. blond/srey blue eya I
Iona (Of • c1rin1. lov1n1.
nuu.nni. Wldmlan.tn& spin
1<11 lly evolved ,..oma11
( IQIJm,ie?) W!Y l1t't, cl 1U
IOl'llblt 91e and hatuty, ID ~
wilh 10 the highm and motll
fulfillina O.~lont d fUllln·
llC f~t l1'l1ISmlllll'I physical
OctuCll 11110111\CIJ'ld.UonaJ \o¥c
d"~ dynanuc affection,
l~~ty.monl o.r.u~. llld
d.viM rmwnct. I CllJO)' 111nple
lhmp· bicychna. W1ll11nc U1
the 8111.k S.y. readula . ...,..mi.
andrnediWanJ 11 my llMh i..k
y1rd In •pH< of hfc Ion&
suua&le with 11M1c.'ly and 110-
nphcbia. I ll'rin m bana QUI
mle dOK w uw., planu and
\.llllhcr N1IW"e I im you.ng/
s11(ld lookin1, f1n1nc111l)'
u.llk. -~-,mcerr. kind. ~•mple, wn11u~t. cann&.1encw.
1Ht1 lionltt, trim, healthy
C!Wll Mua C"all 3916
Ml llAr'TIVf .• SFNSUl.I~
.,, .. "' SWM l7. r.\)' ICJ1"1,
~ -...rut. ftd1111111 ft
rn1le. •ny '"' ll'\oint Cell lm
ACTIVI , OliiDOOR lypt
OWM. mid .o-, .U &fan.~/
S Wf 1lwt be h, H•lf1, In'"' Imp • and cpa~ty
&ap&bcr ~ B.ul
C'..111 •'1l.
VUY lli\i\l>SO 111\191
ca.Uy H-'4 lJ, Oritlcn.
.-c., ... -"' hamor, ... , c .Ole Sf, ll·ll
l.atg Beach Call 3848
TAU..,ATTltACllVEMm·
ing.uracuv~.S.Wr 3(). SO. Lou
ci lll'l'IC 10 hive fun, IO\<c some·
onetospc:ndn wuh (~me Clll mo
LOVISG DAD. DW\1 34, I I
ll'ICllVe prclc:u1onaJ W/ldonbJt
l 1n'Jfold1011. I OOla CISlody, ~ll'\lebewahanatlfk
u • c. fit.. )'Ololll lldy. mon 1 "1 I
I.a. lr<111t Call 3976
CU.SS ACT, &ood look1n1
SWM 6 I'. o.cdlcs npc. '"Cl!
poomcd Ind ~ rdOClll•
II\& \0 ~ t'WpOI\ Bc:ach. 1lm CD•
pcntc Qea&ive, formerly a
prolea1cnl llhltle and phaco
modeJ. LI tciClm& I ~cry athC
UYC, UHhipt. dasy and lo-
Olfl)' IClJVC SWF 3S~7 ~
~ well aid LI alto '°'1'1·
fonablt ln Jtlns. Newpm
Bach. Call 4057
TAU. SWM 19,6"11165, look
Ill& for 1tina1ve SWF ?I 33,
for UllCIJ, l'OITW\llc ncnmp;-
and weekend fun. PICllU be
aV'llllbie fer pot11blt ter\OUI
~laucaiship. WiUrupmcholll
Onn1e Call 3<173
ROMANCE A."D 1111.. SWM
26, 6'n65, handtomt. 1uiu
OU&. C:SWIJ Scicb ~ II\ I I 1111Ql~e SF 21 30 ~tt c~u
3240.
AV ANT -OA IU>ll w.r•~hutf cr
SWM 29, 6'/l IO, "1 ilulh sent. Cllpn'ICU, indiY!Cb.tahs
uc SF. ll·ll ltu~tinc1on
Beech. Oall .JW
flEliAISSAN<.."li MAN, SHM
o'll • bih1&. i-ini. s1t11na.
food, Jail r. lady fer tame.
thmttntte11 Btach Call 4<XM
PllYSIC1.AN ATil\.ETE, shy,
1ttna1ve 6'11160. (1m1ly pnc
lltlr Doc. IOK nma, t«ls
pnitr ltdy 1111Ckr 34 Irv inc. U.11
1561
l'llYSK'."IAN. dm11ud,l811b,
S6, $a fllcndtt, •p~~ttna
S«U C'Ulll.-.lfd, ~ -· I~ (er lllpPCll\l•t &lblt Ide·
llonship lot AJ.,,11111 c;.11
A()iiO
WJDOWD '10, S'fl/160, _,
10 lool a&.. lall'.TIO!OUI, t li•t,
... .,.... Qf1ll& Q!llllW
<9ys ~ Lq 8-:tl
Call •J42.
GF.~ SAM. 27. afrtcli•. ·
&It, educated ' 10'• lll091 '
(GJYll'llllOll, .. 11..
t-. !'l'«••I frimd.thip, •--.:TUbLCaDJtcl
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' ATTRACTIVE SWF 11, fun.
~ f 111C "'11\C. 1ood boob, Ct.m:. PE11TF 1thlc:11t SW F
fittl1&ht. andleltiJi1. IClll'llS 19, 5 inoo lookina for 1anc
cocnlonabk qu •Ct, INt "'<Nld lt .. t. 11hlc.uc, ronwiiK S ~ 6
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0 WOMA.I\ SEEKING MAN 0 MAN SEEKING WOMA.'1
0 W0\1AN SEEKING WOMAN 0 fo,.'f.AN SEEKJl\G M.1 N
FOtl OFFICE USE 0~1.Y
VMI ----PWI ____ DBf: ____ WOP'.
TOMBOY WOMAN~
SWM l7. •·1nas. ~tcUlar,
.Md06t.. llllob.WB )'Ol..,s.
11hCl'll.lftSOOIC, 111\ktJC bwld.
COiia Mes.. Call 3151
AlTRACil\'E SWM GRAD
lllldtn. ll, ~ •hanaun
tlUlC, danc:m&. lllOWICS, M.lr\m
Amil no¥els, and l.dlQmln
Seckl SWF • LI bns)a. II·
tntal•e, nl klplulOCll.ed. but
no1 aelf-cG11Ciously so, for fWI
data and pcm1b It rdaucrahip.
T llllllL c..J I 3292.
HDUCA TED. world-tnvded
Attan· lndtlll male, 36, stun.
a«b non-11nol11111. .tl'ec:ue111
iatSWF~llF.bkamcl Ana
hem U.Jl .3660
OOING NOWJIER L? l..tb to
&0 '°"'"'here? Middle-aced
llUll'ltY, often elf on an ~en.
llllC, wanu slim, rn1ellccual
lady free IO tmcJ U I CD1llJal1
iCJll. Tn.n1-occ:anit w~e on
llOftl°" MtllCO, A111111h•.
&Jlan F.&RpC '" '91 Unul then
~ ltlr1CUYt WOll'mJ o{ 111'/
r.ce. T llSlm. Call n 1 l
St.CCESSFlJL, PROFES·
SIONAL SWM 35, llhlclK, at
llKllve., smccre, IO\<es lnl•d
lll'J. oui.doors. ~ 1ood
una. Seek.q SF 2.S-35, ton,
lerm fnendr.lup. rdll.imship.
hine. Call 3867
ROMM11C R.ETIRED EX·
EC\1J1VE • 6S, 6"'/ Cll'ICllYC
DWM. N/S, m.s "Llh fcnu· ~ ha:ncrnaks Shaft saJ1J11,
hcallh 1S1d culunl "11•11lcs.
Newpm Beech. C.11 4923
SECURE. HONEST, l7.1p<¥1·
llntCUS, la-e salllJll, SINCls. l..octi.na 10 shire life, hup. hu
mor. Ind romance l.1111111
Bcadl Call 3137
SWM PROFf,SSIONAl.
F\lrffiUM 30, rnm 6S Ill.II
la)(. Oollhles &S I ~
bwlllC\VNl'I Secbmyoneaod
«lly COila Mc:IL Call 3SS7.
•dine. de:rl«, ail 9'd like BORN-AGAIN OtMian, IC·
ahon tnfl' lrt1t1c. Call •5TT 11~e.. llhldK, fiai SWM 6".t/190
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for 1..., MtiUmert. Sm11
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dnnker, euy &CUii· Cluauian.
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11' VESTMENT BANKER.
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