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THE NEWPORT BEACH • A tronR Pacific
storm moving
lnton~n
California is
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"Everyone has a stereotype
o( what they think ~rug
kids are like. But the good
kids have problems, too -
and they get overlooked."
substance abuse counselor
Kelly J. McCunniff,
pictured at right
Drug and alco hol
abuse? He's been
there. He knows
what it's like.
Maybe that's a.
good rea so n for
kids to li ste n to
him when it's
time lo get ...
Hitting
the beach
A sea lion beached
itself Monday
morning along
the Ne\\'.port Shores
channel after it
made its way past
the fl!lod
control gate.
Miii THE DAIY Pl.OT
Story by Au•• Loar 1 photo by Marc Martin
"
H e was the All-American, Newport Beach kid .
Born at Hoag Hospital into a prosperou and clo~c-knit
Newport family,· Kelly J. McCunniff was a popular student
athlete who maintained a B average in high school. No one
would have gue sed this good-looking, clean-cut yo ung man -on hi~
way-to the American dream via USC -had been taking drug ince
age 11.
Especially not his parents.
"I started '' ith martju3na when I wcK 11. And there \\!ere a lot of kid
who were u~ing a lot more~than I was at that time -1t wa rampan t."
aid McCunniff. 25, now a substance abuse coordinator for th e
Newport-Mesa Unified School District and College Hos pital in Co ta
Mesa. "J got ove r a 3.0 (grade point ave rage) in 1,igh sc hool; I did well
on my SATs; I was ip sports and no one knew -no one knew."
McCunniff says his story is not unique in Newport Beach. A. a
substance abu~e coordin ator who works with tudents at schoob
throughout th e school di trice, McCunniff says there are no afe haven~
from drug abu e. ··Everyone has a stereotype of what they think drug
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PARTlY ~ .... U!J J
battering our high pressure
area and will bring us ~rtly
cloudy kie today, with
temperatures cooling a little.
ee Weather, A2
Kelly J. McCunniff
Profession:
Substance Abuse
Coordinator
Employers:
Newport·Mesa Unified
. Schoot District;
College HosJ)1tal in
~~
Edu(alion:
Newport·Mesa Uni 1ed
School Discrkt;
BaChek>r's <.Jegree in
psycholOgy from use
Residence:
Newport BeaCh
Age: 25
Age when drug
abuse beg~n: 11
Aae when
reha6Uiuted: 21
City might
-impose tax
to repair
· slide areas
.. ~ Assessment would be
used to help prevent future
damage to bluffs.
By Ton, D ~ce·o
f)(J\ J R SI l.ORLS -Council
rn. mht.>r' <lf • ~) cmg J pv~'>1ble a~
),. )\n dll t..t\ :u help rep.sir the:
111 I 11.k b.:I ,\ l 6 hornt:!I. alung
GJl..1.\\ Us e.. thJt. ,ufferc:J muJ-
l1Jc • .!JmJge' from ''.mer ralll·
tl rms
\\ t 1 .: me o l 1hc lfom.igc ";:i,
rdJll\ dy nun r, l\•O hvme~ re-
qu1r, J emer.!~ll~ act1011 10 U\Crt
.1dd111 inJI I pe lo,,, anJ one o l
tho c horn ! h: flJrt.. of ·ii'> p:it1u
.in,I 1 nc ' p. r~ JU;)t 10 k.,..,c~1· ~~.~
[r, ,, 1 the cdc · o l th cliff, 'aid
R1tJ.. Higle~. 3 cit) gcolo1rn.1.
Rqi•11r:o. on the l\\l) home,, \1~·
ttllt! :'It th.: "~"t end of lipper
~c,,pun B:i), could C:U)t :I'> mu .. h
a' S~00.000 pa hou,c, H sgk~ ):Jtd.
B.: ... 1u .. e th.: cm· d r) not-t>\\n the
bnJ l>chsnd 1' c home' 11 '' nu1
re pon~ibk lor PJ~ ing fl>r repair~.
~to't 01 the hlull IJnd' :ire
o"' ncJ b\ 1h:.-state and m;.ina~c:J
h) the ,\:uc: D;pJrtntcnt lo)I h~h
.ind Gam
A rcjX rt c1,en to the l 11\
C.1urh.tl Mom1;i) t>) l I :,• ' .uiu
Uu1l ltng Dire-tor R,. \.. 11 er
'llQ\\ ed er ion ol the> 1 • jlJC·
'' u I) 0"11 d b. \'he' !~in.: C1..>.
l ' eun I • m l c lime th
l1n.t hom;s o\Cf,. built 10 th, late
1%0~
1 h1.. oc: um:d d puc a I '1 ~
'tud, b\ LcR ' Curnd.1!1 and \,
U<.I ~I '~ \;J~ mg th.: blufh cou J b ..
J~,..-1,11'" I "tlh 'no ai,h!!r"c el·
led'· ~1.null ·r ,a,J.
• J .. 1... n.h!l' 1~11·1 ,,, much ne·
glcd M m1 .. ri1.inagcmc111 on the
parl· ol Ille homcm\llcr .. a\ It I'
pan of the OJtur;il prlXC:'>!-," l1 1g·
ky .... 11J. '"It', JU't ;i n·attcr ul tune
hdorc more home:-. 1:.\pcricnl.'.C
\1m1IJf probl.:m'> ·
See TAX. "Back Piie
Newport Beach police scandal · makes
prime time with 48 Hours 1V crew
~Televis ion cameras, NOW members
jam audience at City Council meeting .
By Tony Oodero
Su~\Af ~
Nl·WPO R I Ot·ACH -Ready or no1. th11, ~11~
"en1 pnmc ttme M ondJ)' night as a nc"'" trc"' fr,,m
the tclcv1~10n <.how ..i I lour' dc~enucd on Ctlunul
chamber' to film a program o n the ~c\ual h_ar.1,.-rnl'nt
charge~ that rc,ultcd in .the firing of lormer P1•hll
Ch1cl Arb Camphcll .rnd Cap!. Anthon> V1ll.1
"We're do1n~ an hour of c"tual hara' ment "'''t:'
Jcru" the countf\," 'laid .i~ Hour' rcporler ~cntt P.d
le> " I he e" port Geach ,c,ual hara 'mcnt c,,,c h.1-.
hcc:n .1 h1gh·prof1lc one ·•
Pm'>cd to IJl.c ~1d,antage ol the moment in the · ---r-'lf"lthght ~er '-C1.-cral mcmher.., of he NaHonnl Or-
l h .. '\"t'>"°lc..tlf<:r ..... r~n " 11.. nM"''""·
hl.hlc.J 1.11\ 11ll1t1al' anJ a•nc .... cd their ~ntn.1"m' ,11
la•" c.ll~ lc:uJer' re.·,~ n lc<l "hen the • llc~at"1n' <)I
Ill IMmer and current \.\(•n en fk'lrcc c:mpf(1~ee' \Ur
111..td lhc \.\(1mcn c.htr...· 1hc~ "'lf' ,e,uall~ hara,,c."d
b' \ 111.1 "'h1k C 1mphdl l:iilc:d i.1 't 'P him.
\t,l\(H Cl.ucnc:c I urner .ind ( 11' ~tJn:igu t-..e' in
· \furph~ ..,,11<l the c..11~ h,1, ~"en high prttlr1t\ tc1 the
1"11e anJ m f.1tt cundudc:J a !l•ur month llinp. IO\C 11 •
~.1 t1nn th.it found c,1dcncc ''' '1.wal h.1r.1"mcnt .11
tht p11ltu: Jcp.irtment
"I J,, pcr\<1n..1ll~ tind 11 l'l'\UJI hJra,,mcnt) d1,.
turhmg.' Murph~ ,,11J "''' "''man or mnn 'hould
h IH' 111 put up \\1th 11 But ,1, lh•' 1.nunc1I kn\'"' <1nd
the. puhJ1c ~m'"' "l' h;i,1. tcrn11n.11c:J the.· police chief
,111d p.111-.c.: c. 1pt 11n ~ But the \;()\\ 1m·mh~ f' .1 kgc that ,c,ual ha·
lll"Dll'lll ,, 1'1'01 'Uh,1JcJ 11 1h1. pol11..e department.
••••••••• .. ••• 'U.J..if.-1.M~..__ ____ _ ,....,ocau gan11.it1on for Women . See PRIME TIMEllll* .....
Mm .. 111'111•: A Cllll ICt II 1111 W1J
liberal column1 l Mark P<.>tracc..1 ~ys 1l's easy to imagine other
nominees for state school upenntcndent being as cffect1'lie as
Sen M.man Bergeson However, he can think of none better
qual1f1<>d for the po t He wrtt<'S· Even as a liberal Democrat living
dang rou ly behind the Orange Curtain, I have always found Sen.
B<'rgc'-On's pol1t1cal 1udgm('nts and policy dec1s1on to be
prtnc1plro, wcll-(ea;,,oncd, <:.lrcfully researched, and energetic.ally
pur~ued Morrovcr, unltkc n<>arly every other elected official in
the county's I g1 lat1vc dC'lcgat1on to Sacramento, Senator
Bt•rgl''lon 1 not .l kn"<' JNk 1d ologue.
Wla'l'I W•'i11117
According to John
DeWitt, the folks in
Werribee, Australia, are
a lot like the Costa Mesa
See Community Forum, ~ A7.
folks of yesteryear. •
That's why the volunteer
parks commissioner
wants to have Werribee
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soner vows
to shake on
latest sentence
By lot1Ann Basheda
SUlll Wntef
COSTA Ml!SA -~hl>Ullng into
a pay phone fn>m .in OrJngc
County 1011. city \\<ltc.hdog S1J • of·
fer 01d he "a' in Ol)d 'IJltrll\
Monday afternoon, hu1 he pl..10-. to
blnlc Harbor ~1unk1pal C:'ourl
JuJ c Su 'annc Sh.l\\ II..) •ct UU I or
the four-month 'cntcm:c ~he
l;appcd on him H iJ:i).
"I'm 001 ,oin& 10 Cl p ·-· o((,
thou •h, bcc1u~ v.:hcn )\\U &ct p ....
• oft, 11 me c up )O"'' mind, .. he
iJ, I u&hina. ''Sh 'I'm soing to
pl•) m) cards the be t l can:·
'She ranted and raved
about how bad I was.
I couldn't believe it.
If she isn 't pre1ud1ced,
I don't know what is.•
-.., IOfffl
comment1:ig on
Harbor .Municipal Court
Judge SusaMe Shaw
he h J \Cl
1 h t coonJ cntencc "" O\Cr •
IM11ncd I~ l m nth on 11ppc11. but
!'ihaw app:ucntl reinstated·'' fn·
dll), modif,>m 11 to four month 1n
i;ul 11nd ohc' in nth "'1th 1 U1tc
t i&h•uy cleanup crew. ,
SOffcr li1d he wa 11unncd
• as a sister city. _
lt,was easy to enjoy
the t<rasnayarsk Siberian
Dance Company at the
Orange County
Performing Arts Center
Friday. It was also easy
to chide them for
presenting ~ saccharine
sweet view of .the world. Co.aM C~ufttty """'"'· M< ..
(Oft)! hi •ttJ 0
Spok1n1 of card , the 60 )elf·
oJJ m1lhon1urc qu I~ I, "I need to
be cnt lo • Jiii \\here the sin
rumm player arc • tou1h."
Tb nki*'-wu l'MI 10 OOUr1 friCSay 10 • I MW ......
dUc, lie '..._. ••••-. Story, ,-. M. Story, pap A6. ~ .. ~ ..... ><W,,..-"I'm •h • C:\t~ 1n
\he~ , tho h, 10 th ti OK." he
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Al TuHday, March 23, 199a
Mariners. Branch
Library gears up
to celebrate its
30th anniversary
I s April Fool's Day any day to open a
librnry? Newport Beach thought so in
1963, when Mariners Branch Library
• opened in the Wcstcliff area of the city.
Ivan Hcnderaker, then Vice Chancellor of
UCI, gave a brief address and branch
librarian Adelle Mancil opened the small
facility with a 10,000-book collection~cr
Check
It Out
three decades, the library
has more than doubled in
size , increased its collection
to more than 50,000 items
and has become Newport's
most heavily used branch
library.
To celebrate its 30th
anniversary, Mariners will
host activities for adults and
childreh next week. Photos
of the Westcliff area in an
earlier era and birthday
cards from children will be
on display from March 29
through April 3, with a
scrapbook of patrons'
remini cenccs. Festivities will begin at 11 a.m.
on Tue!iday, March 30 \\ith a special Happy
Birthday storytimc for 3-to 5-year-olds. The
program includes stories, songs and party
·favors for preschoolers. Bring your birthday
card!
"Westcliff 1963," a local history "program
planned for Wedncsdny, March 31, at 7 p.m.,
will feature rcmin iscences•of residents who
lived in the area in 1963. This should be a fun
evening for early resi dents, as well as those
who want to learn more about Newport
Beach history. On Thursday, April l , all are
invited to a birthday party from 2 to 5 p.m.
Join us fo r coffee, punch and cookies, and
celebrate 30 years of library service in the
WestcliCC area with the staff.
Anniversary activities wm conclude on
Saturday, April 3, with a 2 p.m. magic show
for the whole family. "Funny Magic: The
Magic of Jeff Martin" will include audience
participation, live animals and expert sleight
of h:ind. Come to the Vince JQrgenson Cehter
adjacent to the library for an afternoon of
fun . ·
Well, what do you think? Mariners Branch
opened April Fool' Day 30 years ago and
will conclude its anniversary celebration with
"Funny Magic." We might sound crazy, but
we offer some of the best in books, video and
!iound casse11es, compact discs and programs
for all ages. Come shnrc Marirrers-30rh
Anniversary with us. ..
"Check It Out" is written by the stalt of the
Newport Benell Public Library. This week's
column is providoo by Mariners Hrnncb
manager Fronk Eastman.
On the shelf
YOL.87,M0.70
Relive the
life of a
legend in
the best-
selling
autobio-
graphy
"Me" by
Katherine
Hepburn,
the star of
"The Phil-
adelphia
Story,"
"Woman
of the
Year" and
1'Guess
Who's
Coming to
Dinner." ·
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Lo ca I 0 n I y
Managing Editor Steve Marble, 842-4321 ext. 3U
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Today's
Question
Would it
bother you
if the city
of Newport
Beach closed
its beaches
at 10 p.m.?
(asked at
Newpon Harbor
High School in
Newport Beach)
-Photos and
interviews, by
lee Payne
"I live right on the
beach and I haven't
seen any problem. I
think it's a really
bad idea."
JOHN CURRY
Newport Beach
"We're talking
about Newport,
not Huntington ..
I've never seen
any trouble on our
beaches, so there's
no need for it."
JASON SAYLOR
Costa Mesa
,.
"I don't think it's
fair to close the
beaches early
because of gangs.
Why should we
have to pay for
their actions?"
MELISSA TRINAJSTICH
Newport Beach
"It's a bad idea.
They should put
more cops out there
if there's a
problcm.'1
DANNY FIRESTONE
Newport Beach
"I don't think the
beaches shou Id be
closed early. It's
cool the way it is."
CHAD HEARLSON
Newport Be.ich
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Student's Job . ~ . has all the
bells and whistles
COSTA MESA -Some
colle~e students work in the
campus cafeteria .and others
land part-time jobs in the
school library, bulJennifer
Wootton rings bells to make
extra money.
The Costa Mesa resident,
now a student at St.
Lawrence University in
Canton, N.Y., takes part in
the long-standing tradition
of ringing the university's
chapel bells at the stroke of
S e:ich evening.
A junio r at St. Lawrence
and a 1990 graduate of
Costa Mesa High School,
she began her job ringing
the 14 bells in lhe chapel
steeple as an apprentice
during her sophomore year.
She and a friend have since
• taken on the task. ringing
-the bells every evening for
30 minutes.
''I love going up and .-
playing them," said
Wootton, who is majoring in-
music and English.
Gas station's pumps
spew fuel onto street
COST A MES A -Fire official
temporarily cloi.ed a Mobile !>talion in &.he
700 bloc!. of West 19th St re ct Monday
afternoon alter a lcal.y pump spe\\cd -10 to
15 gallons of gai.olinc in to the street.
According to Co!ita Me:.a fire department
spol.eswoman Su!lan Wood, Orange Count~
Environmental l lealth in:.pettor!i determined
that the gall did not !iccp int o the 'ltorm
drainage l>)'Mem, \\hich funncb out to the
ocean.
Fire officials wor~cd with the city's public
works department to dike the guttcrl> and
clean up thl.\ l>pill, .according to Wood.
-Dy wrlAnn Dush<'dt1
Resldentlal water bills
are exPected to rise
LOS ANGELES -Despite Gov. Pete
Wibon's rece nt declaration to the end of
nearly eight )Cars of drought, its 1a,1111g er.
fccts aten't O\er }Ct Water pnces could go
up a\ the re,ult of recent dedo;1oih b~ the
~jetrupolitan Water District board of d1-
re ctor!i.
According to Wootton.
the job is physically Jennifer Wootton jams on
demanding because the bells Lawrence University in Canton, N.Y.
at St.
The board \Oted earlier th1 month to add
S..U,,l--t-0 tl1e wholesale price of an acre·foot of
un™d "a1er cffccti'c July I. Thi in,.
ucal>C, in addition to a ~14 ri l>e in ~l\\'D\
''atcr treatment !iurchargc, could add abou t
SI .30 per month to the typical water bill.
arc heavy. They're pln~d by ~
thrusting down a series of 10 hand
levers and 4-foot handles.
"Toward the end of each half-hour,
I'm usually dying because it gives you
such an aerobic workout," she said.
The songs played cat:h day arc
determined by the bell-ringer.
Wootton said there arc a handful of
tradition:»! pieces that are played
every day, but she adds some from a
large repertoire including such light
numbers as .,H:ippy Birthday."
"You can't really go up and
practice. ~o it help' tu haH: 'omc l)pc
of bad..g1uund in mu'lc." !>he '~11<.I.
Oc!ipitc her rclatiH~ IJm1lt<1r1t) '"'h
the in!itrumcnt. \\'1.xmun \Jld 'he
ne,cr tal.ei. her JOb fur granted.
"I try not to focu., on the fact that
people within a l\\O·malc rad1u!i can
hear me play," '>he \au.I. "You ha.,,c to
keep in touch \\1th "hat )Ou 're
doing."
-8) the Daily Pilot
Signaling the need for prcparcdnc!is for
future droughts, MWD General Manage r
Carl lloronk:ay l>aid the incrca'>c ~ill pay for
projects and progr.um 10 rcsture reliable
water supplll!l> and upgrade "ater quality.
The d1Mract riow i.cll' untrc.1tcd \\atcr to
at) member agcnde , !iUCh a., citicl> and toe.ii
\\Jter db.tract , at S26<J pe r acre-foot, and
treated ''atcr fo r $322.
An acre-foot is nearly 326,000 gallon . ap·
proximately .the amount normally u cd by
t~o l)pical families in and around thei r
home in one year.
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Esthmir Skinner, 91,
of Corona del Mar
CORONA DEL. MAR -Longtime
resident and businessman Esthmcr J Jai-
l am Skinner, 91, died March 19 at home
in Corona del Mar of natural c:iuse!i.
Born in Paducah, Ky., Mr. Skinner
worked for 24 years as vice president of
operations for Great L<tl.c Pipeline Co.
Ile moved 10 Corona dcl Mar in 1949
and opened Skinncr'11 Pharmacy on llal·
boa blah~.
Mr. Skinner, a Ma!ion1c, 11erved on
Chapman College's board of director!.
and wi th F:ir Wel>t Service . l li ~ervice
wit h Far Wc'>t rc.,ulted from the fa ct that
he O\\n~ the building in Corona del Mar
that houi.cd the ong111al Snack Shop -
the forerunne r to Far We 1' CoCo's
chain.
Mr. Skinner i~ !iurv hcd by hi~ wife,
Elizabeth Skinner; l>ons Clinton M.
Hoo~e of Coron a del Mar, and Chnrlci.
R. Hoo c of Capbtrnno Dcoch; si ter Lu·
cille Von Dorn of Phoenix, nine grand-
children and seven great grandchildren.
A priv.aJc .. service was held at Pacific
View Cemetery in Ne.,, port Deach.
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UICM. tmalnml
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Cost.\ Md.t: 67156
Coron• •I Mu: 68158 TmAY
A stron1 ,tlClfic 1torm moving into not1Mrn California I•
battering our hlth prettutt a..-a
•nd will brina '" par1fy cloudy •"iH today, wfth t~ .. Ul'ft
coolln1 • flttt..
FHCllY
REAL ESTATE Ulfl
Rect:nt rt:.JI ~.ite win JJ "'purttvl
/,1 I~ CMl1fl('nt.il L.J\\lTn T 1tlt' Co
111 5.JntJ V!J
COSTA MESA
~ 2064 Mudow lffl S1 H ,000,
J bedroom 10 \\•II.am C11ff11h~
:;i 895 Capit.ll St .• S 165 000,
) bedrwm. 2 b:i1h to Andrt>w Argt'nto
o 999 Linden Pl. S 172 000, ·
) bt>droom I b.llh to John \V l .11Jlocl.
O 963 Cro\.l' Pl. SHS.000.
) l>t'tlroom, 1 b.ilh lo T .ih1r A t..hJ n
a 1923 Republic AH!., SlS8,000,
3 bedroom, 1 b.llh lu Cr;i1g Pl'll'r\(lfl
o 1782 K<'n\\ood Pl .. siso.ooo.
. l bedroom. 2 b.>th to Rtltmond Cuflt'n
NEWPORT BEACH
O 1800 Port Whrtltr1PI., S-106.000.
l bedroom, 2 b .. ntrm' CA>fdon ~1lmcr
o 1815 Port St.anhopt, SSS0,000,
4 bedroom, l b.lth 10 0<1n1tl S 1 lenry
c 12 Monterey Ci., S624,000,
4 bedroom, 2 b.:lth to Bruce M C.OUld
o 2106 Port Culislt Pl. SS66.000
4 bedroom. l bJ1h 10 \\ 1111.im Bt.wt'f
O 2101 Y;1cht D.iphnt, S625.000,
.. tx-droom, 2 b.llh.to s s1,i..hou~
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POUCf LOG
NEWPORT BEACH
Poppy: J~'elry valued at SS,315
\\JS S~Olet'I ,bet\\t-en r11day
morn1"S and SJturday night from J
hOUse"~ 700-blodrlhere
\\ere no ~•sns of forc..e<J entry
Seas"ore Drive: Two lounge
ch.1ars worth $250 \\ere stolen
between Frad.1y and S.llurdJy
afternoon~ from the p.1t10 of a
house on the H OO block of
Se.ishore Ori .. e.
Carnation A .. enue;,A rnicro\\J\t!
OH'n, compact discs and other
1h?m) \\Orth a toLll S 1,540 \\ere
)tolen from a duplex on the 500
block beh .. een Frrd.iy night ,md
Satu rday morning Entry W.lS made
through a lou~red "indow
Westcliff: Eyeglass frames \\Orth
S25,000 ''ere ~olen from the
open trunk of a \ehacle in a
p.lrking lot at 1901 \\'estcliff.
Eastbluff Drive: A portable
telephone worth S80 '"as stolen
beh"een Thursday and Friday
mornings from Carol's Calico
Comer at 2529 Eastbluff Ome
COSTA MESA
21st Street: Two b1l..es \ve1e stolen
Wednesday from the front porch
of a home in the 200 bloc!..
· Pl.icenti3 Avenue : A bike that was
loc~ed to the fron t of an
apartment building in the 1800
block was stolen SJturday.
Mendoza: Someone stole the
hubcaps off a au th.it was parl.ed
Wednesday in a driveway in the
2700 block.
V.uious locations : Autos were
reported stolen Sund.iy in the 700
block' of Shalimar A.,,enue, the
1900 block of Santa Ana Avenue,
the 500 block of Victoria Street
and the 3000 block of Coolidge
A"enue.
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Local man wants to link Costa Mesa with 'sister' in Australia
By ClllY Wtrtlin
...... ~Nat
COST A MESA -The folks in
Wernbec, Australia are kind and
hospitable -much like the C~ta
Mesa folks of yesteryc3r.
At lctit, that's the way It seems
to volunteer parb commissioner
and sister-city advocate John De·
Witt.
In prompting Costa Mesa lO for-
malize its sister status with Wer-
ribcc, DeWitt said, "We have
many lessons we can lcorn from
them, because we ul.ed to be kind
and hospitable, too. They t3le
time not only for one another, but
they take the time to extend a
h:ind across the occ:in."
DeWitt began hi camp:iign to
revitalize the city's long dormant
sil>tcr-city progr-am 3fter a visit to
Werribee last year. The citizens
were very friendly :ind the red car·
pet was rolled out, he said.
"They "'elcomed me and "oulJ
bend over backward to help," he
said.
In addition to Wcmbee's resi·
dents being similar to those of
Costa Mesa, the two cities share
other qualities. In fact, Werribee
emul.at~s much of "'hat Col>ta
Mesa did in the '60l>, DeWitt !laid .
Werribee is 1 ~al IUbulb ol
Melbourne, currcndy bciaa discov-
ered for its quiet, unhurried life-
style, DeWitt said. The city ii un-
dergoina • downtown redewlop-
ment, as well as witocssina plans
for construction in much of the
community's undeveloped areas.
DeWitt s3id Werribec's resi-
dents have a fascination with
Amcric3ns, and there is much to
be learned Crom the Australians.
He suggested that Americans
hould have an. interest in the
"'orld, not just ourselves.
In his effort to formalize the sis-
... nta.
DeWitt is quick lO add, how-
ever, dw any poacntial proarams
will be left up to the entire com·
rruuce, and all ideas are welcome.
"We~ to find people from
different.: segments of society -
representatives of athletic groups,
Oirl Scouts or anything else," he
said. "Who knows what can hap-
pen?"
The city's history with its sister·
city program is shaky at best, ac-
cordina to DeWitt and council
member Mary Hornbuckle. The
city wu fant approached about •ix
years aao by parents involved in
an international soccer leasue to
become iistcr cities with :i com-
munity in Russia.
With 1 resounding. "Nyet!"
from the community in response
to having 1 Russian sister city,
Werribee was chosen as an acccpt-
:able alternative. Additional volun-
teers joined the effort and some
funds were rnised to fuel the pro-
gram.
After never really getting off the
gro6nd, the program languil>hed
until DeWiu rejuvenated uuere•t
la.st year. Now, the city hopes to
gain enouah support for the pro-
gram to become 1 true sister c11y.
Hornbuckle stressed that no city
dollars or staff time can be de-
voted to the nedgling program.
"We've had a hiring freeze in ef-
fect for three years ond staff is nl-
ready spread thin," she said.
The latest effort in the sister
city program can be seen as a final
nudge to either get the program fi-
nalized or write it off, Hornbuckle
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form a sister-city committee. De-
Witt 's plan is to include all seg-
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age groups on this committee.
Representatives Crom schools.
the business community and other
segments or the city arc asked to
show support for the sister city
program by sending a letter of in-
terest to city h3ll. Among DeWitt's
ideas for fut ure involvement in the
program arc a youth exchange
program, senior exchange program
and an information exchange pro-
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Party guests sing praises for USC at the PAC
he USC Symphony and Cho..
ruses made their Orange
County debut this pas t Sat·
urday evening at the Pcrforminf
A•s Center. Prior to the virtua
sc,out of the center's 3,000 scats,
a lack-tie reception and dinner
wns held at the Westin South
Coast Plaza Hotel.
Attending the prc-p:m y were
Ciaudelte and Donald Shaw,
Xochllt and Michael Schenk, Bar·
bara and Roger
Rossier, Joyce
and Tom Tucker,
Lisa and Robert
Ohlund, Sandy
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elegant Lillian
Fluor and
Jeanette and Ha·
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The Seger·
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Editor inu~ic. ··My major
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Co-chair.s Nancy and Rich Muth. Harold ~nd Je~nette Segerstrom, left, Larry Livingston, Lillian Fluor.
was piano, and
he sang in the men's glee club
chorus," said Mr . Scge rstrom,
smiling. "The glee club lost their
pianist and l auditioned fo r the
job. Boy, was I nervous, but I was
elected and tha t's how Y.C met."
USC Pre idcn t Dr. Steve Sam·
pie greeted ha~ TrOJ:ln Supporters
"ath hi charming wife Kathryn.
··we arc putting a lot of empha i)
on our undergraduate progr31t1),"
he offered. "USC ha long been
recognized as.a National Re earch
University at the gr:iduate level.
We're building our unJcrgrod pro-
grams within that conte'(t.''
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March 30, 1993 •.Career O pportunities
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Be)ade) his goal of creating a
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Sample commented on other
•.The Law School Admission Test (LSAT)
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To register, call
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The president of 1he USC As·
socaate , a major ~upport arm, Mr.
John Argue added. "USC has a
major rote in helping to rebuild
LA. The university is 1he largest
employer in the caty, \\ith 17,000
employees.'' Mr. Argue, o( La
c.anada, enjo)cd the VIP cod.t:11I
reception Y.ith his Y.ifc Liz, and
frie nds Mr. and Mrs. Tom -Stantley
of San Marino and Ralph Allman .
of Palos Verdes. Mr. Allman is
president of the General Al umni
Association and also a trus tee of
the unhersity.
• Pi ula and John Klug of New·
port . Hyla and Richard Bcrtca and
Belly and Otis Healy of Laguna
wii h dinner chair~ Ruth Ann and
Eugene Moriarty of Santa Ana
Joined several hu ndred generous
USC supporters giving Sl.000 or
-more to the uni,crsa ty.
Danner gue t "'ere served
i.mo~ed duck salad. and a petite
talet mignon on tables laden "1th
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Ri(h Muth, co-chair of the con·
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Nanq . told the elate ga1heri ng,
"I'd lake the school to realize ats
fu ll potential. The many face1s of use are extraordinary, and the
university doc nol get th e notori·
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Later that eve ning at Seger·
!Mom Hall, several thousand peo·
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univcrsi1y: The 150 1alented or·
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wel comed, along with the alumni
gue sts, for a la te-night desscr1 re·
cep1ion at the popular Scotts Res·
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for the cardinal and gold.
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Entertainment runs TuHday. Weekend runs Thuraday. Arta & Leisure runs Saturday. Editor Is Matt Coker, 642-4321 ext. 366
. Siberian dancers enjoyable to watch, but not ·· to savor ,
By Devorah Knatt peacock·bright colors. astonish Western audiences with. -depending in part on one 's classical ballet and modern-dunce had to the program W'jS that thct·
Special to tile Dally PilQt An~ the pieces were often very Where the men showed off by political sensibilities -dimini'ihed technique and aesthetics, and it's world por.truyed .by the compan is
funny. "Na Ptichiem Ovore" {In jumping ever higher and spinning by the gcncrnlly stcril~ feel of the h~1rd to know where the authentic one sce~1.rngly d1sc-0~nccted fro I k;:ssn::!~s~o s~~~0Ja~~ance the Chicken Yard) had the ever faster and lowe r -at times program. ' Siberiancss -to the extent thtit the r~3ht1es.~r Ru~smn und ~ov t
Company in ics stopover 31 dancers ~cting ou~ all the . they seemed 10 be mixing together The dances appear 10 huvc been something like that even exists -cx~e:1cnce .. •here is no eth~ic ot
0 C human·hke preening and struuang mnmbo-how-low·cun you go ti 'd bl 11 .• f let off the P¢tipu be11an rcl1g1ous strife here, no czarist 0 the range ounty . • · ru ler con!>t eru y a creu rom o · . r · .·
Performing Arts Center Friday. a~~ :ullyan.g ho~ rO<?sters and te~h niques with figure sk~ting . their original forms, '"hich is T his confusion of styles was ~~n:rcT~1~ ~~~" ~~~~~~;~~fJ~1~'
lt was also easy to make fun of. c tc ens wit ironic, . tricks -the women's m:un claim 'J)robably inevitable in tran!>l:Jting made more confusing . t · never-overstated humor. The piece to technical "oh wow•ness" came ' lk f' h . . . murderous censors up. them for presencing a saccharine 1 . 1 d d 1 d ,, · 10 1orms to t e proscenium because clas!l1cal ballet 1s Th Id Id be a more
1 a so inc u e sevcra ancers from being as unobtrusive as B 1 Id h· l'k d . If b d . 19 h ~ wor ~ou . sweet view of the wor d. dressed in buttercup-yellow poss ible. stage. ut w.ou .we) 1 e to m e ase Ill part on t century happi~r •. lovehe~, and sunpler l
First the e'njoyable part. plumes and rollypolly·ing around . , know -pcr:haps through European folk dance forms. There place if 11 were indeed the way ttlc
Sometimes the choreography like chicks and sure, it was corny, . In a number of the eyening s expanded program n~tell -•how were not a few times during the Krasnuyarsk Siberian O;ince
looked like other Russian folk but it was also endearing. piece.s, the women would app~ar much .exactly these pieces have performance when l felt I was Company I mplies that it is. But
dancing, but just as often the And ''Dance with Wooden ~ean.ng long robes and take httJe, been changed. looking 31 folk dune~ imitatii:ig the happy fan tasy they presente
pieces called up images of Spoon and Beresta" u:.ed a • 11ty-bi1ty steps ~cr~ss lhe ~t3ge. Choreograph.ed by company bullet incorporating folk d::ince: vanished. as soon as the curtain
Hungarian and, other Eastern triangle of lovers and simple folk T· he com~111a11on of founder Mikhai l Go~~ko, the The rcsull \.\as rather di zzying. fell, leaving one charmed but 31
European folk dance styles and musical instruments to show how concealing robes and company's pieces incorporate both But the most-serious objection l bereft.
convcptions. And there was an silly lovers can look as they pursue carefully controlled
awful lot of scintillating footwork the serious businc?s of flirting. lower-body movement gave the
that resembled namenco more And the program was absolutely women the appearance of simply
than anything else. crnmmed full of technical and magjcally gliding across the
The program wus well designed · virtuosity. The men did astounding surface of the stage like ice skaters
su that it wa:. neither monotonous turns and leaps -which bro.ught soaring across a near-frictionless
nor tfr~eennectet;L And the to mind the amazing asymmetrieal frozen pond.
costumes were :.tunning -jumps that Russia n classical This wealth of pleasures offered
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Write t~: Piiot Ltttera, 300 W. Bay St., Coata Mtaa, CA 92627 • Pu to: 646-4170 • Reeder•' Hotline (call-In lettera and commenta:) 642-6086 • Editor William Lobdell ... 642-4321 , ext. 351
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High-fives to girl hoo·psters
The envelopes plea e ...
rt:J Thumbs up and high-fives all
around to the Costa Me!)a High
School girl .ba~ketball team which
made it all the way to the st:ite
playoffs in Oakland. Though the
Mustangs dro pped their fi nal game to
Sacramento St. Francis on Saturday,
the local team still recorded a eason
that many chool only dream of. rt:J Thumb lip to Corona del Mar
High Principal Tom Jacolhon.
who recently in tituted a new program
·.
at his chool that teaches studentc;
about respect and rcspon ibil ity.
Given the mounting behavorial
problems withi n the Newport-Mc a
di~lrict, "e'.d e ncourage the truMecs
to immediately mandate the im1lar
·'character education" progrJ m . r6 Thumbs up, again, to the
developers of Triangle Square,
who recently a nnounced their
redevelopment project to be 99
percent leased.
-.~.! .. .'Thu.mbs up to the inspiri ng Todd
UJ Han . the fo rmer Lo ng Dcach St.
defensive back paralyzed by a neck
injury in 1983 who, in just a decade,
has fought back to graduate from
college and law school. marry and
have children, and practice law in
NC\\po n Beach for one of tbe mo!)t
prestigious firms in 501,Jthcrn
California. c6 Thumbs up to the Costa Mesa
H um an Relations Committee,
"hich is organzing the communit y
q uilt project to bring everyone in the
city together. If you'd like to
contributelOl1re quilt, call Rick
Pickering (754-5688) at City Hull.
''HOPU'UU.Y lW' NEXT YEAR W£'LL HAV£ !NOUGJi FUNOl!ILG
TO (OVER lHE RE5l OF 1ME··ALPHASET. r
'Class act
Liberal columnist to Speaker Willie Brown :
forget politics, confirm Marian Bergeson
N o m:ltter ho'' hard l
try. no mJttcr "hJt
hule mind ga me l
plJ)' "Ith m)llclf. l ju't can't
get used 10 thrn king of Dill
Clinton a "Mr. Prci.idcnt."
education afli.:r "12 )Car!> of
Republican neglect" (gJg
me).
A ".:mbl~ peal.er\\ 1lltc Bro"n "
\\J~ "II bJ,e ubJCCt1ng to 1h1.:
lllllllin.111on of -.1a1c Sen. ~tan .an
Ucrge,l>n lor ... 1.11e public .. chool
'upcr1111endcn1 on per,on.11. polic~ or
IM. her ·" -.:.ip1.:rtllll.'nd.:n1 '' the
l\>ur;.igi: 10 1.1ke 1h1' 1..h.1llcn;c
... criuu .. I). the ~eJ11...1t1on rc1.1litr..:J to
lull1ll th" ra.:,pun 1b1ltl). anJ 1he
-.a.:1t-cun11ucncc ncce,,Jr. .m remain
open tu J \\IJ..: arr.1~ ul 1dcJ' on hll\\
Ill ra.:,cue l dl hll 111.1 \ ~-.huoh I r"1m th1.
ab''~ ol ,, 11.>IJI ~~'11.11 brcakdo"n
I don ·1 kno" \\hat 11 i~.
l\c analyzed it e ... ery "hich
"ay. but i.1111 I <lon '1 h.1Ve an
an!.\\ er.
I su ppo~c p.irt of the
rea~on is that I've ~pent my
entire life looking :u people!
on the bull} pulpit "ho look
lii...e my grandfatherll. Jowly.
"rin kled. at lco~t partly
gra>-haired. c.irs Jnd no es
larger than m their )OUths
-th3t's '"hat a pre'iident
ought to look. hkc. right'?
Instead. hcrc':i. 1h1 gu).
no hc3ring aid, no
noticcJblc "rankle,, all of
Wdl. "h.tt i) he going to
do? "He's .. he's going to do
M>mcthing!" I lo" profound.
So, yeah, there arc
political d1ffcrc11cclr. Uut I
think the thing that m:il..e ... it
hartlc:i.t for me to look :it
this guy aS'
Commandcr,in-Chief, m:ian
passenger of Air Force One.
and hu!>band 10 the Fir:i.t
Lad) is ho" he carries out
all of these roles.
While I had m} problem!>
"ith them. his inaugural and
economic atldrcs:i. \\el'c both
ti rring li ke pre ident1JI
!>pecches should be. And l
really thought 11 exemplary
"hen he brought oil tho c
people 11110 the \\ hite
Hou!>e the da) after the
inauguration. Thtll ._ind of
thing b, to me. tlc'finitel)
preside n I ia I.
hi teeth suit intact. can
actun,lly npprcCln.tc rod 'n'
roll. Sure. hi:i. hair i gra}
but that' a premature thing_,
hereditary. lal...c someone
going bJ ld at 30 -a mi:~~
biological quirl....
So that':i. not it ... totally,
anyway. Part of it, I know. is
hh politic~. It ha:i. to have .1n
-effect \\hen mo:i.t of those
grandfatherly l)pC) "ho hJ\C
occupied the Oval Office
\\ere Republican . Being one
m) elf. it wa comforting
gro" ing up in an atmo:i.phere
"here most of the natton'
Mr. President? W h:11 i:i.n't prc:i.1dcn1ial.
in my book. i:i. being
CVCf)'\\herc all the time. ·
Where docs acce!lllible stop
and O\.erexpo!.ure begin?
When he gcb on T V and an
unemplO)-etl per!lon all!..' Why Clinton, despite the trappings,
just doesn •t seem very, well,
presiden,tial
him a que!>tion. he gch tht)
look that to me cem
totally tl!singenuou . It\ .1
look of empathy. but coming
from a guy "ho lu n ·1 luJ
to "orry abou t his t:Je~t
attention "JS focu cd on
generally con Cf'\atl\c
policies.
So \\hen I !ice 1h1 gu) on the T.V .. I
love the fa ct that a DemocrJt 1:i. actually
talking about "elfarc reform. I lo'e
kno\\ing there arc actuall> Democrat
"ho arc able to cc busines :ind thi:
people who dmc bus1ne~s a~ something
other than a bag, hideou:i. mon-,te r to be
tolerated onl) 1f C\tcrmination ill not
po iblc.
Wh at I definitely don't lo'c ill all
that's in bet\\een. f senou ly resent
i.ocial security bei ng looked upon as a
form of welfare. It isn't. In my
con Cf'\ati'e dictionary, it'll a :i.acred
~ovcnant made bct\\ccn the
government, employee:i. and emplo)cr!),
whereby cmplO)Ce:i. and emplo)c~ pay
into a trust fund that, upon reach)ng a
certain nge, employcfi )tart dra,.,..ng
from. No strings attached. No taxing
money that' nlrcady been t:ued. No
nothing.
l distinctly di like the military being
meddled with in a way 1ha1 intcrrcrc
By Skip O'Heel
"ith 11s Jb1l11y to carry out 11 nu"1on.
!'rimming fa t and gmtlc from the
amicd force!> 1:i. one 1h111g Uut "hen )OU
!.tart cu111ng off the mc.tt from the loin,.
th•ll's quite another.
l \\:Ill emb.ma:i.sed by the
deer-frotcn·b) -hc:u.Jltght:i. appeJrancc he
and his "hole staff ga'c off upon
:i~uming office. L1!...c Admiral Sto\.kd.1lc
said duri ng the "icc-prc)1dcn11.1I dcbJtc,
"Who am I? \ hat am I Jo1ng hen:, ..
I t alllO bother 'me that mJny of ht'
:,upportcr arc so S)COpha1111c. I
... uppo:i.e it's a trai t th.11 all polit11i:tl
(ollo\\cr ha"c to a degree. Uut
Clinton's follower it !>cems -ma\bc
fOr no olhcr rca on than for reefing
disaffected for M> many year -.11c
parncularly bad.
For instance. l wa out for hrcal.f J!>t
an Costa Mc a the o ther morning " 1th
my girlfriend and some or her f ncnd .
One wall going on and on Jbout ho"
much Clinto n wa going to Jo for
pa) check or \\here ha!. nc\t
mcJI is coming from ~cem lel>S than
tOIJlly l>lllCCre.
1 he man i omnipresent. He' on
"Toda)," he holdll "To"nhall ,"he'
bci.:n to e'cry elemental) school on the
l!,htern eaboarJ. he':i. been on ~IT\ I
1h1nk pa rt of being the next Great
Communicator is kno" ing "hen to 'hut
up, isn ·1 11?
I guess I want my pre!>1tlen1 to be
'umc"hat aloof. to keep .omc of the
nl) tel)' the re, the ::ippe:ir:incc of being
c' en' just a tad regal, but •also to !..nu'\
1ha1 he's ncces~ible and can ldenti f\
"11h -as much as someone ca n in
1bcing presrdent -the things I face an
my lif~erc needs to ~ a balance.
The guy is young. He ill i.harp. He 1!.
intelligent and seemingly a quick learner
(and so l hold out hope). What he 1 n't,
·.at least not yet to me, is Mr. Pre ident.
kip O'Nttl. who M'Orli:ed on Brure
llusrbtasob11 U.S. Stn:ltt campaign. is
on ttlitori:d assistant at tbt D:lily Pilot.
What ever
happened to
safe schools?
nrmor.:r !..cpl the urt 1llcry locl...ed up
And !lchool!. \\ere off lim it to \\capon' or
Ame rican teenage male at h1 mini-macho.
blo\\ha.rd \\Orst. But e"cn a few of them arc
tot> many. :my !..ind of gang octi\.ity. You J1dn't a Jult
a !..id on anothe r
ba l...etball tcum and try to
bent him into fragment'
\\-llh chain~. You didn't 'ct
fire to the 1e~1cher'
lounge. .
Contra l th.11 with
today' kid and their
ar cnals of Ula and
MAC· 10' and Bcreun ai1tt
I t used to be that schools were ~Cc • Lord kno"' "'h.1t el e
havens. Now they ~cm to be merely AnJ Jo not thin~ tlu 1
extensions or the treet v.orld. JU t tn SJntJ t\nJ Of South
0 ...... Central L.A. When I was I reponer in New Yot~ City n Ula 1 he mother o l II high
in the late 19.SOs, I spent t"AO weei... "''"' Coast ~hovl Junior hlld me her
with a kid .a•na in Harlem dauahtcr O\erhciar 1all.: :rhue were 1ouah kids. The~ hod gun,, nbout aun an a\cruae of once · d.ay:
home pun thin& called zip aun , made rrom Ji\Cu ion' of the rcl:ui'e mcrn' ol ;an
bias of wood, a tube, wmc rubber band 3u1oma1ic ~ . a rc,'Oh·cr; whO\ car')ina,
and a .nail ror a faring pm. But they c:oulJ "'here you c::in bu) gun~. no quc~tion
kill with them. and wmctimc did. • ... ~ed.
Out even theie hoodlum had rulc!i. ·1 hey 1 o be r.urc. fn())t o{ thi' j, JU't hot ir onJ
didn't carry their aun5 unlc they \\'ere C\CO the tli1·mouths. arc merely u hantHul of
ao•n& to a rumble. The aana·~ dc,icn:ueJ the \tuJcn1 population. I hey urc the
l
•
lt is encouraging that Tom J:icob on :ind
his staff at Corona del Mar High School arc
trying to set some badly needed \lllue and
standards. (~lthough at 'trikes me th.It 1'
parents were doing their jobs carncstl), thc
sc hools wouldn't ha'e to get into all tlfr,)
Recogni.ting and admitting thJt 'criou'
problems exist ut on uppercrullt \Chool hile
Corona is a huge first tep tO\'nrd w1 .. 1ng
them. Too bad it took rJc1al a\ ~1ult and
or)un 10 act up and mO\.mg.
We hl d daughter\ at CoronJ lrom th~
miJ·70s to the carly-'S<k and, w far a I
know, Jacobson I the flhl princi~I "'h '
ha c\·er faced theK troubhna lacli. When
our kids went there, nobody Kerned to " r~
thal the campus w9' 1<>·pcrcnn1.tll) trp,hcd •
it IOG\ed more like a landfill than•a high
school in one ot Amcrica'1 nlO)t pto.\f'(W U'i
commun1t9cs. •
Corona is loaded with really areal ~Hh,
youna people who are Wort1nt ~rJ anJ arc
1n\'Qlved in .,n1 ud ectiviaiea. About 2Q. or them wallwd my car Salurdly. ,. ........
(unJs ror •he. airk' IOftbttll '""'·
polttil:.11 grnund... .
r hought 1t \ 1.:a'y 10 im.1gin1: other
nom1nel·, \\hl> m1gh1 be ,,, eflelll\C •• ,
Sen U1:q_~e,~rn. I can thtnl.. of nuni.:
he/la llu.tl,1!1ed Sen. Ucrge-,on "one
ol Caltll>rr11.1 \ mo:.t :i'-·tomp1t ... h~·d.
ded1c;.i11:d • .ind in1cll1gc111 ckdl..'J
olltt'tah 11 \ hllh: ""nJ1.:r tl1c
C.1/1/01111.1 Jvurn.Jl'!; 1992 )Uf\C\ ol
,t;itc k g1,btol\ cuni.ii.tellll) rJlCJ !:>e n
lkrgc ... un ·" ~mong thc !Op lour
member-. ">I thc :.tJte Sc nJte 111
in1egrn). clle\.11\ene,s. cnerg).
prnbkm-,oh1ng. potcntiJI. ;.ind o'erall
performance
Liberal
Politics
facn as a liberal
Democrat II\ ang
dangerou~I) behind
the Orange CurtJtn. I
ha'c Jh'J) found
Sen 13ergcl>on·,
pol111cJI Judgment
and poll') tlt.·\.1 ... 1on'
to be pnnciplcJ.
''cll-rcJ~oned,
:ircf ull) re:i.carchcJ
and encrgcti.:all)
pur~ucd. ~torcti\cr,
unl1l-..e ncJrl) l.'\CI)
other ekctcJ ">II kt.ii
ltl the l"OUlll) ·, kgbl.ttl\e 1..klq.:.111011 Ill
S.t\.rJmcnto. !:>i:nJtOr lkrge''-111 ''not .i'
knee-Jerk 1Ja.:11l..1gue
Demoa.1i...' .1rou nJ the '111c lllJ\
land th•' h.uJ hl b.:lac,e. ,11,.,.e 'i,n
Bcrgc,on ra.:pr1:,c111 -..1.1m.: ,,, the.: mo-1
cl111-..el'\Jlt'e c1t 1e:. ul Or;111gc C\•<.1111).
h.'" ol \\ h1...l1 h.i' e been kn1h\ 11 ll1 r
'l°nd1ng cnltgh1encd lcg.1,IJttir' to
.1.:rallll'nlu I J1dn'1 belit•\e 11 .it llr't.
c11her. but Jl.lt:r ~e:H., ol ub .. ~r. rng the
'l'llJtm', b\.'h.I\ 1or JnJ '>IUJ) ing her
r1.:c,,rd, I 1..111 uni.:qul\vc11l) lt.'>lth thJl
11·, true.
!:>cn.11ur lkrg'-~n ha' been an
clleCll\C lcg1'L1t0r in .1aamen1u fur
the )ith Dl'lrtd a11J Caltfo1n1<1. tn
'PllC lll hu kgt,IJll\C.: C1lll\.'JbUe\ from
Or:mgc C'ount\. not b~·c1u~~ ol them
\It.hi ,i.,,ur~JI). Si:n Ucrge-.vn doc'
1wt hJ'e .111 the olu 11on' necc''·'0 Ill
cure "h.11 Jth Caltforn1a \ dee a: 1ni
public ~Chlx1I ') 'tcm. l3u1 then .1gain.
"ho doc"? lkr experience J' an
clcmcnt.1f) '"hovl teacher d ·~.1dt: .1~11
mJ) gi'c her ~llmc unique in •t:ht Jl>
upennternknt, but probJbh not
much.
Wh.it Sen Uerge:i.on 11 1// ha' 1. i;oin~
\, 'updtntcndent. Uug1: 0n '"II
1111:' tlJbh m 11-..e dt·c1 .. 1on' m..im peopk
"111 Jj,,1gn.:e "1th. but 'he \\ 111 11c11h1.·r
du 'u J1'>JgrecJhh nur \\1thou1 Jue
Jc:l1bi:r:111011 It 11.>llCU lo dmu-..l.'
b..:t,,ecn a nc'' up'-•nntcnJi:nt
p.:htlll.tll) ticho!Jt.-o 1.:11hi:r h> Pl.le
\\ tl'tm or \\ tllte Uw\\n or a kf; ,1ai...r
ul !:>c11 Uergc,un·, -.1Jture an.I
.iccumpl1,hmen1. l'J cht)• N: Ucrg.c.:)011
C\\.~f) t1mc, rcg:.inJle..,, ul her pJrt)
all l1Jt1on.
I he last thing Cahl\.lrnia'' :i.-.hool ·
')'lcm need~ ,., more pan1san
b11..kcnng Jbout "ho !JloulJ rcplJ\.I.:
uu,tcd 5up1.nn1t:ndcnt Uill Honing. It
;in~ ;ircn:i of r.uhhc poh'-) .,hould be
be\1.)11J th..: J1,:ibl1ng :."}uJbbk' uf pJrt)
p1.1lt11c:.. 11·, urcl~ cJu\.Jtion
Rt\..1ptur111:! the pr\1mt!>C of J l1t,t·r.11c
cd l\'.llHlll t.1r i.:'cr. )llung pi:r:.\.1n in.
C.tl1furn1.1 " IU\l 1mp,}fl.Jnt .1 prtLlfll~
!1.11 the 'IJt.:\ pr.::-cnt anti future tu be
hdd h1.1,l.1:-' b~ p.lrl) polt11,·, .1, u~ual
)peJl..t 1 B111'< n 'hliulJ .icccpt Gu'
\\ 11,,111., th>m1n.111,1n l I ~en Ucrgc,t111
.1rJ put an 1111m1.·J1.11c hJlt w thl·
ni. "tli1;it1\rn 1.11 1.1p1xh1t1trn 1'-1 11 in the
\"unbl~ ,,1,rng p.ir1~ hn~'· Let' IJ,c
11 111.1thcr the Oa.:·11lli:ra:1..-nor th\.'
R1.puhlt•an pJt1t1.' I•.•'~ u.r ~ r1.·J th'"·
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k.1J the hJr~c iv "J"-1~'-·11 l1m,,
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d.1un11ng h.1lkn~c 111 rc:.'1~ 11n~ ,,11111'
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... dlll¢l \ lllll There i' fHet.1 ou' lt11lc
time to "·h1e1
\lurk j,<'lnlet.J 1 .m J) tit°i.JI C'
P.rofr or in pc>l1tfr.1 I r1rm'<' ill t Cl.
The reJI hurdle 1!> ~cllan~ the p.ircnh tu
umfront 1he problem,, 100. iiiJPiiL \\hen m) '"fc and I \\Cnt 11 .. 1 nh:i:t1n~' .11
Cornn.1 \lll \UCh top•'-' as drug u c .1nJ
~c\u.11 ac th1 t} "e'd !>CC rnJ)l:iC three \If four
other couple' and a couple of 'in~lc morm..
That "~'' it. Too bu".
Nol th<at mu1;.h ha\ chansl•I l a't \cM
"hen kJn fohnso11 hdJ ,\n AIDS wmin;ir
in her Harhor Vic" h\lmc, n~H one p.arcnt
'lhO\\eJ up
So. )Cah. mJ)t>c t'in a little \kcp11cal th.11
.Ht oh,on can pull ofl the "1 t"e R""
pm~r.am he\ launchinlt Rc.1d1n'. 'R1t1n' ;ind
'R1thmc11c, M W rornbaneJ \\tth Rt ,pcct and
Rc'lpon 1b1ht .
lhipdull). l'nt \Cry "rong I~• h ham
"'~"c'"'· I really do And otkr the thou1ht
th t lll l)l'x: a iooJ place hJ t:ut "uuld be
'A 1lh the pcrm~cn t ~r ffiti 1h:if ctc:hcJ
1ntu the c lncrctc b)' the ate from lhc
( l~Uh\ rarl1n& k>t tnlO the quad, ~l \.
PIS I OLS' 11 reads 1n crude lcllcl"\ l\\l.l feet
h1f.'.h. anJ • ULACK 11 G Rtl' . ""'J of 'Cl the \\f\IOJ \Olle J on I )OU
1h1nl.,
J'ttfl lartl•'I Nlumn "'" tU'I)
l'wwl•.•· lhund-., and SAturdtlJ.
An Independent NC\\ p~pcr •
Publ1m cd b>
Cont Community Nf'\'\'\. In~
Elliot Slein, Jr.
chairman
Jim Ctts1inFf
pubhsher
T °"' fc)hnson ~SJOC~te publtther
Wiii• s. Lobdell
~It.Of & vke ~nt
seew Ma1t11c
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1901·1"9
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' •
---'!!----,,,,,om A1 ~~=
kids are like, .. he said. "But the
aood kidS have problems. loo -
and they act overlooked."
At •SC 11, when McCunnirf was a student at Ensi1n lntermedialc
School in Newport Beach. he was
introduced to m:irijuana by a
friend's older brother. "Tho older
brother of one o( the guys J used
to go to school with was a pol
dealer," McCunniff said. "He used
to give us marijuana."
But parents also contributed to
the problem. "There were plenty
of parents who were more than ·
willing to let us drink in their
houses :ind give us the alcohol,"
he said. "They figured they'd
rather have us drink where they
!..new whal we were doing. But by
allo~ing that to happen, they
promoted drug and alcohol use."
By the time McCunnif( was at
USC, his frequent USC of cocaine
.rnd alcohol threntened his
academic career -and his life. Jn
January 1988, he suffered serious
heart problems from snort ing
coke. "1 did alcohol maintenance
-just drinking -for three
mon1hs. And then I ·thought l
could try cocaine again. I used a
minute amount compared ro-wtra
I had used before and J had
ano1her heart problem,"
McCunniff said. "( realized this
was not working.
"I was looking in the mirror and
I'd been up for six or seven d:i)'li. 1
was 220 pounds and really bloated
from all the alcohol lha1 I'd been
using in addition 10 lhe cocaine. I
looked in the mirror and I had
blood dried on my face from
"here my nose had been bleeding.
I had big bags under my eyes.
"I looked in the mirror and I
JUSt didn't know who I was. I
c!id n't know who that guy was and
I ju!.! started to cry."
Three d;lys after his 21 st
birthday, McCunniff checked
himself into a hospital where he
went through a drug rehabilita1ion
program. He's been drug-free ever
since.
McCunniff went on lo earn a •
bachelor's degree in psychology
from USC and is working toward a
mas1er's degree a1 Pepperdine
Universi1y. Ho now spends part of
his busy week at Newport Harbor
High School -his alma mater -
where he cncour:iges troubled kids
to get help.
"Unfortunately righ1 now, we
have a community tha1 doesn't like
to acknowledge the fact that it's
f.Ot a problem," McCunniff said.
'By perpctuatin& that Utopia
myth, you're asking the kids to lie
and you're asking them not to
admit what they're really doing."
TAX
From A1
Higley told the council that the
bluff erosion along Galaxy Drive
was l>imilar to lhat which occurred
this winter in the San Clemen1e
area, where several homes washed
down a hillside.
Higley said that to prevent any
further sliding, re taining walls can
be built and vegetation rcplen·
ished to shore up the hillside.
Cost for that kind of work will
cost as little as.-$20,000 to as much
as $200,000, he said.
Higley reported that San Clem·
ente is exploring lhe idea of enact-
ing an assessment tax to pay for
the damage and said Newport
Beach could do lhe same. The as·
sessment tax v.ould only be im·
posed on the residents living
in the slide damage area, Higley
said.
Seth Oberg, president or the
Dover Shores Homeowner As·
sociation, said he didn't know if
the homeowners would approve of
any new assessment tax. But he
did urge the council to coordinate
efforts with the public agencies in·
volved to help the homeowners.
Not easy gettfng the
help to those in need
By Russ Loar
Slllf Wi'et
While the Ncwport·McH Unified School District enforces a
scrict, zero-tolerance, anti·drua policy designed to brin& swift and
sure punishment to offenders, there are many student
drug-abusers who will never ac t caught.
Substance abuse counselor Kelly J. McCunnifrs job is to find
these students and convince them to get help -before their lives
.spin out oC control.
· "The consequences for most kids haven't gotten that great yet,"
McCunniff said, "I( they do act in trouble, around here their
parents rescue them. They keep them out of doing time, from
having to pay fines or go to counseling. As a result, drugs and
alcohol don't look that bad to them.'' •
In addition to alcohol abuse, McCunniff said the drugs most
frequently used by middle school and high school students in the
Newport-Mesa school district are cryst:il methamphctamine
(speed), LSD and muijuana.
The lirst step for students in trouble is to admit th ey have a
problem and talk about it -even if only with other students,
according to McCunniff. And the first step fo r parents is not to
ignore their suspicions.
"I'm the relay station. I can get them the help they need -or
just listen."
But if students appear to be potentially dangerous to themselves
or someone else, dealing drugs on campus or high while they're in
his office, McCunniff turns them in.
He often recommends programs such as Alcoholics Anonymous,
Narcotics Anonymous and Cocaine Anonymous. Sadly, the
recovery rate for student drug-abusers is not good.
"lf I get one of out 50 to actually get sober or get some help,
I'd feel like I was doing a pretty good job," McCunniff said. "A
lot of kids get some kind of therapy that I hope later on down the
line they'll utilize. Adolescent chemical dependency is a very hard
field to be in becau e you have to accept the fact that you 're
going to lose a majority of the people who come in."
McCunniff, 25, ays his young age helps him communicate wi1h
studenls who often distrust adults.
"I speak their language. I'm an adult but I'm still not an aduh
in a lot of ways," he said. "If it comes from mom and dad it's nol
always going to be helpful. If you've got an uncle or a fa mily
friend who is a little bit removed from the intense emo1ional
connection, you're going to have a lot better chance at getting
throuih."
"Tho luue of sexual haraument Is far from
over," said NOW official Tamara Mason. ..,nc
city con1inue1 to tolerate the behavior ot the
loyal C1mpbelli1c1 (Ca"'pbell 1uppor1ers)."
That allegation elicited a sharp response from
acting Police Chier Jim Jacobs, who spoke out
Monday 8'ter what he soid were "weeks or
watching the department being lambasted" by
NOW.
He called sexual harassment a "terrible prob-
lem" and a ''serious issue'' and denied that the
police deportment was not addressing it.
"Our buildina is almost wall-papered with
posters that have to do with sexual hara sment/'
said Jacobs, who accused the NOW leaders of
misrepresenting statements made by he ond
other members of the department.
Bruce Praet, an attorney representing Camp·
bell and Villa, was in the audience watching the
proeccdings Monday night.
"J find it interesting that thel>e people were
he re before the cameras." Praet saiQ ''And 1
lind it interesting that lhcy don't need lo talk to
Arb Campbell or ee the investig:ition to know if
Arb is guilty."
Also speaking Monday was Anita Astorga, a
L:lgun:i Niguel resident who said she was a vie·
lim of sexual harassment.
.. The next· individual to .suffer the ubuse m:iy
be your daughter and it may be your wife," As·
torga said. "It happened to me . It can be at
times a living hell. And il was."
M1111111111M -•111
By Tony Ooden>
$1111 VMlt
NEWPORT BEACH -T"o airport areo mns·
~oge parlors -each wilh a hi)tory of pro~t1tut1on
arrests -lo~t appeals Monday night when council
members voted to deny their rcqu~ts for permit\.
Planning commi!lsionct> denied permits for The
International Spa und Naritu Accupressure Spa, cit·
ing P.Olice reports by undercover vice orficc" that
dctotled lewd uctivilics at the ~tubhshments.
Uy denying the permi1s, the council w:is ncting on
a year-old ordinance that beefc'\. up the re·
quircmen1s on massage parlors 1hat at one time
numbered more than 50 in Ne" port Ocach .
George Grove, a Holl)'\\ood·b:l ed nuorney rep·
resenting the ma~age parlor operators, said the
council was violating lhe due procesi and cons1itu·
tional righ1s of his clients by denying permi1s.
Grove insisted that lhe prostitution arrests OC·
curred before hi clients took over the massage par·
!ors. Furthermore, he alleged city officiali. \\ere in·
gling oul members of the (\si:in community in en·
forcemen1 of the ma nge parlor ordinance.
Council members denied that was the ca)e and
voted 6· I lo deny the permit, "ith Jan De bay voted
for approval.
"I don't buy this bit about discrimination of
Asians Mr. Grove," said Mayor Clarence Turner.
"There's no que~tion in my mind lh:i1 this est:iblish·
ment has a hbtory of prostitution, and I'm not
about to Jct that go on."
Grove promi-;c~ to fight the decision in c,our1.
.
SOFFER ..any calls from reporters ~i ng
Soffer.
decade to mal..c the oullipoken en·
trepreneur clean his properly and
di~posc of the rusty Cadillac cul·
lect1on parked in frl.)nt of hi'
Arbor Street horn!!.
From A1
back at his Newport Beach restau·
rant, Sid's, in time for the dinner
rush.
In a last-ditch effon. Soffer filed
a challenge to have Shaw removed
from the case, but she shot it
down and ordered him hand·
cuffed.
''She ranted and raved about
how bad I. was," Soffer said. "I
couldn't believe it. If she isn't
prejudiced, I don't know what is."
Shaw refused Mondav to take
"The judge jus1 f cll she had no
option," offered Creighton Uiz, an
attorney hired ,by the city to han·
die the Soffer ca!>c. "Sid has been
given an awful lot of oppor1uni11cl>
to bring hi properl y into compli·
ancc. He \\asn't listening. There
wn!> only jail time left."
City officials have spent ne:i rly
$230,000 tirying for more than a
I la\ing fi red h1' :.ittorney\, Sol·
rcr had 10 call lllS rc:.IJUr:Jnl CO\·
plo) cc · on Monday afternoon tu
ge l the phunc number of l11s new
la\\) er i.o he coulJ rcque)t lhJt
the man file }Ct anothe r appeal
He expects lo be back oul todJy.
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T•llllY llclllll •~-~-ports March· 23, 1993
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sports Editor Roaer Carlion .... 642-4330 eAt.387
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It's oRlcial:-McNamee. is staying
~ Costa Mesa High girls basketball coach
vows fa re turn for '93-94 at Costa Mesa;
Mustangs retire Olivia DiCamilWs jersey.
W hen Monday night's Costa Mesa High.girls
basketball banquet began, Mustangs Coach
Lisa McNamee was all dressed up with no
place to go. ,
Saturday's Oi\lision Ill state championship
game in Oakland, won by St. f rancis of
Sacramento, S0-43.
The 29 wins was by far a school
single· eason record, and the state title
game :ippcarancc was the Orsi e .. er for a
Newport-Mesa District girls ba!>ketball
team.
"I'll be coaching basletball. u's JU~l a
question of where," McNamee .. u1d
Saturday.
McNamee. who coached the girb 'all.II)
at her alma mater. fat:inci:l High, for !.ix
sea ons ( T98S-9 l ). ha\ a combined record
of 52·7 her last l\\O )Car., a) zs prep head
coach.
McNamee s:11d her four a-.)1,tant
coaches had yet to decade on 3
has the potcntml 10 be an All·Amcnciln at S:in
Diego State."
The final d1J11cc to catc:h the future Aztec -...111 be
in 1he April 24 Orange Coun1~ All-StJr Game 1n
her o"'n b.1d: \ard at Orange CuJ\t College.
bcginnan-g at 4 .P"!I
It "a) the GN 1er cy to be retired in the '>r.:hool'!>
h1'1fOI').
....... ~lt 'Jmcc: )JIJ ~aturJJ~ \he ··\\a!> Dy the end or the lWO·hour festivitie~. however,
McNam·ee had come to a much-anticip'.:lted decision
about where she would be coaching next year.
"Welcome 10 the 1993-94 cason," she told the
assembled throngs of players, parents and school
administrators in he r closing address. "I guarantee I
will be back next year as head coach at Costa
Mesa."
"After sitting through this banquet, how
could I not come back to work wit h this
group of kids?" McNamec said: ·•1 was
sitting in my scat thinking, 'What am I
doing (waffling)? I'm coming back, I might
as well just tell everyone." Prep
sports
return fo r next yeur, und that
she'd be announcing her ~tJff
within a few weeks
. 0 22 ~ho<.l.cJ" 10 'cc 01C11111lh held IU c1gh1
po111l\ ll> St I ranc:" di.:1<.·n')l\C "-tzaru
AnJc1: \\'hJkn
\\ell. !>he ml~ h:i\e had .!>omething
there because D1Cam1ll11
') ·official" point
101;il ol eight -... J' inrnrrcr.; 1
McNamec took over the vacancy left by
Jim Week's resign:uion in mid-October,
after spending last season as a -.oluntecr assistant
·for the NCAA champion women 's program at
Stanford. The announcement was McNamee's first public
declaration of a dec;ision she said might take a week
of self·evaluation to reach.
"I just wanted to put down the rumors that had
been circul:iting," said McNamce, who led the
Mustangs to a 29-5 record, CIF Southern Section,
Southern California Regional titles. and a trip to
She had exprc sed uncertainty about her future
immediately follO\\ ing Saturday' game, ~ hich
starte-d the rumor mill turning about her possible
mO\e 10 a junior college or collegiate level job next
year.
_.vanguards handle
Linlield, 10-9; ~ut
Utah's no linlield
~Southern Galifornia College holds on to beat Linfield,
but drops a 5-4 decision to Division I Utes in nightcap.
By ueM1S Brosterhous
Spotts~
COSTA MESA -The Southern Cal1forn1J ",.,.••-o,,"'
College baseball team found 11 elf in a po,1· $' '.,
tion 10 not only win l\\O games on Monuuy. 4"'f l I j ~
but ~.ith u rare opportunity to curn a c;calp E f ·' I~
from :i Di' ision I program. 1-. T. :
The V!inguards \\On MondJ) ·)·opener O\et .-, i
Linfield College of Oregon, J fellow NAIA • / o " o •
qu:id, 10-9, then prepJred 10 tJngle ~1th
Utah or the Western Athletic Conference later in the .tftcrnoon.
The re!i\Jlt ''a!> a hard-fought 5-4 los) 10 the Ute), who hat
horne rum in ihe sixth and seventh inning!> to sculc the verdict.
"(Pitcher Jeff) 13eckley made l\\O mbt:ile and it co~t him,"
s:ud SCC Coach Ch:irlie Phillip aftel"\"ard. "tr he due'in't make
th e mi!>talc), "e ha\ e 3 good chJ,!lCe at ~inning the game.''
After SCC (12-10 o-.crall) had tied the game in the bollom of
the fifth inning with a run. U1~1h "cnt b:ick in front, 3-2. on a
!.Olo homer b) Shane Jone!>. •
In tile bouom of the '>l\th. Drandon Dekker·., ROI-double
tied it ag:un, but Derricl. Odum, a product of Woodbridge High
ln Irvine, then hit a long 0) h.111 "hich carried o .. er the fence in
left field for 3 t\\O·run homer :ind \\hat pro,ed 10 be the "in·
ning blo". Odum al .. o had J triple CMlie r m the game.
SCC's Corey Har!>h an'"'crcd \\.Ith a solo homer in the bot·
tom of the seventh, but the VanguJrds \\ere unable to mount
another rally 10 at lea)t get even.
"Thi!> is our fir~t Divbion I game th1!> !teai.on, and it helps
promote our program," Mlid Phillips. "They (Division I team~)
don't want 10 play us. bec.1use they have nothing to gain again~!
u .
"We lil.e 10 play a tough !>Chedule. We've got Di1.is1on II
Metro S1.11e (today), Utah again on Wedne dJ)' and Oh is ion II
UC Riverside next Tue day. It helps us when '"e get 10 confer·
ence play."
Other than the two homers he yielded, Beckley. a left-hander,
pitched \\.ell. Overall, he allowed six hits while fanning 10. "He
did ;s good job changing his speed and hilling his spots,'' said
Phillips.
SCC outlasted Linfield in the opener, with Roberto Contr·
era's run-scoring single in the bollom or the 11th sahaging a 10·
9 victory. The Vanguards had taken an 8-1 lead in the game be·
fore the visitors rallied wi th matching (our-run outputs in the
fifth-and eighth innings.
J
Another uo\e1hng at the
Co)ta Mesa banquet, \\JS the
retiring_ of four-Y.ear standout Oh\ IJ DiCam1lli'~ No. 22 jersey.
DiCamilli, who will )0011 earn her fourth s1r:11gh1
All-CIF recogni tion, will h:I\ e her-... h11e JCrsey hung
in the Mesa gym, and rcce1\c her lrJmed blJcl
jer!.ey 3) 3 momento of her bnll1.int caree r.
"Oli,ia i the finest pla)Cr l\c e'er coached,'
McNamee said. "You all need to be \\;itching the
newspapers and folio-... ing her career, becJusc \he
\
D1Cam1lh actual!) scored lfJ po:nt'.>. but Heather
Robinson \\JS m1~t..ilcnl~ crcd11cJ "ith D1Cami111\
first-quarter la)1n Rohmon tin .. 11cd \\llh 16 point,,
not the I th:11 "'a!> reported an ~unJa}°)
ne-...spapers, due 10 the incurred l•fl1c1al" bu\.
produceJ l•> Cl F State \lJti:.11 Jm
For the 11.:r.;ord. th..11'., :?.2:?0 r.;..1recr po1nh for
See FAULKNER/83
...... "\Ve had the big lead in that game, yet let it get a\\ay," aid
See VANGUAAOS/83 V.inguards' Corey Harsh gels b.ick safely under lag of Utah fir l ba em.in Chris ArambulJ in \\ondJ Jft~rnoon non-{onfercncc game.
Hll llw'I 81111 forces
.. , Illy Wiit Panhn"
--~ lidellned.
Monarchs' McDonald one-hits Capo
~ Mater Dei gets off to a flying start
in its South Coast League opener.
archs (6-1) to finally produce on offcn e.
Jn the top or the fifth inning. Jeff Fr:inlel
ingled with one out and tole econd. Frankel
took third on a groundout before McDonnld
MISSION VI EJO -The • helped hi own c<lu e with an RBI· inglc to ~fater Dei High baseball team ] D open the scoring .
g04 off to a flying start in the J ~lrll That came on the heel of four fru'>trnting
South Coast League Monda} _ ~ inning :it the plate for M.11cr Dea. :iccording
with a 4-0 vic tory over ho t Cap· lo kke . .
istrano Valley in the le:igue opener for lx>th "We left men on bJ e lile era~) ... he 'aid.
team . • "and we made ba erunning m1 tale 1n each
Along with the Monarch • Capo Valley, the of the fir t four inning . Mentally, we're going
defending South Con l chnmp1on. wa con id-to have to ph1y better ball than "e did in the
crcd to be the teomlto beat thl'> ca~n. fir t four innings.''
Mater Dei hurler Mike McDonald did ju)t The way McDonald wa mowing the Cou-
that by f ash1uning a one-hatter again't the ga~ down, one run eemeJ plenty. hut the
Cougars. Mon;trchs made the
"He made ju'it 87 ro.1d :t lot ea ie1 ' hen
pitchc ," soid Monarchs Lric Mbttern lined a
Coach Bob Ickes. "The one-out three-run homer
hit he nllo\\ed came over the fen • in left·
again'll the lcadorfnittcr center lield io the top of
In the fourth. Our left the ~th inning. h \\'a
Ci.elJer cau&hl the ball, Mallcrn' fiN homer of
ran again\t the f cnce, · , the ~a\On.
and then dropped it for 11 triple " McDonald, who imp~d to 3-0 thi .. cason,
McDonald wa'I ahlc to wor~ arounJ the play walked two and truck out seven. Hi!!. ~'\lUnter·
to pre~rve the ahutout anJ allow the Mon S.. MONARCHS/a
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Corona def Mar's Wendy Boggs (left), Newport Harbor·~ CMc) Read ar c t\\-o of the major hitters in girls high school swimming. Estanc.ia's soflbJll h~pc~ lie behind the ri ght arm of Leah Braa tz.
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rallying for a 3-1 victory at Golden
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The Pirates overcame a l-0 defi-
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free pass with a double and the
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League foe) Woodbridge · coming
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The Sailors abo face the pros-
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upcom,ng Woodbridge match at
Newport will hold third-place im·
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lo Ho. H . lost 10 Kim. H Ketcl\am (NH) lost 2·§.
1 6 1·6 Henoerson (Mfl lost.. 0·6, 1-6. 2·6
Doubloa: Koss·P~ (NH) lost 10 Kmrtz·
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FAll.KNER:
From 81
OiCamilJi, according to her father Jim.
0
Robinson, the lone returnina s111rter from
this year's state runner-up, went o long wt!y
toward
impressing college recruiters with her
16-point, 11-rebound performance Saturday,
ac90rding to McNamee.
"I think Heather may have bought hcr.,etr
a scholarship tonight," McNamee said after
the state title game, which was witnes!>ed
first-hand by several Division l coache in
attend:incc. 0 .
The Costa Mesa girls game wasn't the only
~ate attraction fo r area fans Saturday night
in Oakland.
It was the first aame the Mu"anp lo~• m
1993, and the first defeat •uCfcrcd 1n their _,
black uniforms, ~hicb debu1cd 11 their own
December tournament.
The Mustan~ also Y.ere unbc:uen :at home
this SC3SOn ,
. 0
Borrowing a nO\CI idea th:ll originated :st
St:1nford, McNamce BY.arc.Jed c ch one of
the 1 l v:1rs1ty plJ>crs Mu)t lmprO\cd, Mo\l
ln\ptr:ltional, Coaches· AY>:m.J. ;ind Mo l
Valuable Player rccogn111on at Munda)·.,
banquet.
}{,1thcr th an trophiei., the H:c1p1cnt.-.. \\ 111 he:
a'hirded ringi. commemQra11ng their
Southern Section and n:g1on,1I'
champ1omh1ps. as well a .. their \late
runner-up i.tatus.
0 McNamee i.a1d in add111un to the
donJtion, from \\.cstern D1g1t:il (uir lar111
and Mamou (hotel room .. ). the progrJm
r•med $4,900 for iti. trap to UJl..l.111J.
Ty Schi ler. a senior starter on Estancia
Higll ,t>oys ba ketball team last year, flew up
north to watch the Momin~ide Monarchs,
who defeated the Eagles in the Southern
Section and Southern California Regional
finals fast March, meet Palo Alto in the
Division Ill boys title game that follO\\ ed the
Mustangs-St. Francis clash.
Li a McNamee vowed she'll be b<ick with
the Mustangs for the '93-94 girl bas"et-
ball .iseason at Monday night's banquet.
I he gcncrosit) from cummun1tf and
hool indl\ iduals :ind group .... 11u"cd S500
cont.fibutiom 1o•ooth the b .. nJ Jnd
chcerleading squads, to pJ) for mtJb 111 1tic:
pracuce that appeared very fam1h::ir. UJ) Arca.
0 No doubt, Schisler enjoyed Pqlo Allo'i.
79.59 thrashing of 'Side, which al o
eliminated Es1anci:l in thi }ear' Southern
Section second-round.
"They couldn't belle\e 1t," s.ucJ Mei.a
hi tory teacher Ph)llis McKo,.,,n, who
accomphnied the· team. ;·They 1-cpt. ~a) ing,
'That's our practice,' becJu~c mol>t' of the
Jrills are the one'!> (f\tcNJmcc) u~C!t for their
practice!)."
A fund-raising \.enture of another kmJ
"He didn't get enough of Mornrngi>tdc last
year," said Kent Schii>ler, Ty's dad.
0 0
forced some Mesa bO)i> uthletes tnlc.> sc~icc
~tor\day night 10 se11le a pre-.cJi>U'l'l bet made
between the girls and bo}!> basl.ctball '>4ua1h
Included in the Cosrn Mesa gi rls squad'i.
Bay Arca itinerary, was a trip to Palo Alto
and Stanford Friday to si t in on u Cardinal
SJturcJay's Col>ta fytc'>J defeat !.m1ppcll a
The te:lm \\ith the moi.1 ai.hcrtl\mg, i>olJ 111
the joint program \\:LS to rccc1-.e hJnquct
'lcrv1ce from representali\C\ from the lo~in~
team, so four Mc!>a boy~ donned "J1tcr
·attire, slung lasagna. anti bu~'cd 1ablc., remarkable 25-gaml! \\Inning :.treak th:il
...panned 99 days. f\tonJ:iy to i.c11lc their 1.kl.>1
Eagles prep for PCL swim opener
COSTA MESA
-Est:incia High's
swim team had
their final tuneup)
Monday before the
start of Pacific
Coast L~ague du al
meet competition.
Both the Eagle boy ancJ girls
came out on the short e.nc.J of
decil>ions ugaim1t Long Ucach
Millikan, but a number of Es-
tancia swimmers continued their
steady improvcme·nt.
In the gi rls' 95· 71 lo !> to Mil·
lik::in, junior Karen Beatty and
sophomore Jcnnif er Ru1anawech
posted first·place fini'lhes in the
50 and · I 00 frccl>t) lcl>, re pcc-
ti\'c ly.
100 brcai>htrol..e, a t\\O·~t·conJ
drop from ht' prc,ious effort 111
the C\.en1. He al~ captured the
100 free in 53 .. as \\ell a~ com·
peting on the \ICtOrlOU) 4x50
frcc relay team.
Abo fur l=.i.t':inc1J. cn1or
Ad:im Miron h.id a per\on.11
best an the 500 free, tini,hang
seconJ in 6 14.7. Jo~e Soto had
a fouMcconll drop from hil> pre-
viou"I time in the 100 lly, clock·
ing. 1:16.9. .
PC L competition begtnb
Wellnesday for Est::incia ' hen
the Eaglci. ho-.1 Century. Es-
tancia i~ al!>o home for its third
meet of the \\Cek on Fraday
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From B1
Phi llips. "This i~ a young team
that has to be crappy. Our 3-4-5
hitter) arc cnpable of hitting hom-
er , but otherw ise we huve to
mo"c guy!I around."
The Vanguards scored in each
of their fim four at·bat :igainst
Linfield. scoring four runs in the
bott om of the fourth to tal.e their
seven-run edge. Linfield countered
\\tlh four tn the fifth and another
fou r in the eighth before cvcnlual
wanning patcher Augie l'ena got
lhe l:ist out.
Ted We1czorck \\enl 4 for 6
w11h an RBI. °"•&ht Neadc 3 for
6 "ith t"o ROI and Harsh 2 for 4
with 2 RBI to pace the Vanguards
in tlu: opener. Dekker contributed
a double and Josh Sewell added a
lnple 10 SCC's 14-hit att ::ick.
Oef°!n sively, the Vanguards
were guilty o( five error in the
opener. Linf1cld\ record foll, to 2-
7.
Th(\ Vanguarc.Js ali.o split a pair
of game on Saturday, taking the
opener, 4-0, over Cal Uaptist of
Riverside before bowing in the
seven-inning nightc.lp, I l-3, in
Toa, .........
ColleOt -Mttro Stall • Soulhtm Ca!ifOIM
llleot.2pm Hiott KhOol -Estancia M LaQ\lla s. 3 15
, Costl Mtu II Clnlury. 3.\5 pm
Tennie
Conmncy college "*' -~ West II
Orangt Cout. 2 p m
C()l'!WTU'llly coleQl women -Ot~ Coast at
Goldin West. 2 pm
Golden State Athletic Conference
play at sec. .
SCC. 4-4 in the GSAC, captured
game one on the trcngth of R)an
Meredith's three-hitter. Merellith
struck out eight and \\:liked none
in the opener and the Vanguards
broke it open with four runs in the
eighth inning.
Albert Contrera went 2 for 4
with an RBI for the Vangu::ird .
NON-CONF• .. INCll
SoCel Coll ... 101. ~nneld 9 Llnltld 010 040 040 ·OO-9 1 1
SoCM Coleoe 211 401 000 01-10 14 s
Holand, Tnax (4) MaCllty (4). ht.tr (9) and
HoN; A:shtf Ptna (8) and Sttley W-Pem. M
l -T ayter. 0. 2 28 -Ocu.et 38 -Se-.et
Utah S, SoCal Collo • 4 ~ 020 001 -s a o
SoCal CaltQe 100 011 100-4 7 I
Fo•IU end Sesst0ns. Btc~ end GflOy
W-Fowt.s L-~. \.2 28-0ca..>.er \SCC)
38-0dum (V) HR-Jones (U) OdlJll (U), HWI
(SCC)
IATU .. DAY'S GAMH
• First Oeme
SoCel Coll ... 4, Cal B•ptlat 0 Cal~ 000 000 000-0 3 1
SoC• Coltoe ooo ooo 041-4 6 o
8o'ttt. ~kl (8} and 411>1,!llCMt~~~ lndSCCSe) •· ley 29-Seidfl (SCC), Nudt (;x. ). "'""a (
Second Qamo
Cel ••Ptl•l t 1, SoC•I Cou ... 3
Cal 8aclelst 114 010 4-11 10 0 SoCal ~ 100 200 0-3 5 1 Cm Kl,ewsld (8) and Alllctl WcNteon. Pw
(5), EMii (7) and CradY W-ClrJ,._ H L-Yfel·
nSltin, 2-3 28-M.WI (CB). AndeBon (C8)
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High school boys -Newport Hart>clf • SMU M~ 3 \5 pm . Corona def ~ar •
Saddleback. 3 15 pm., COSla Mtu It Et Ton>
'3 15 p.m. ...._Int en
Ht~ school -COtON del Mat • Newport
tWbor. 3, E~ It Costi Mesa. 3
Qelf
~ schOol -Corona def Mar VI N•#POrt
Hirbor, ll Ntwport Buch CC, 3 pm
Come and see for yourself
the difference between a car
that ha1~fety inspected and ~t fu1 been completely reconditioned.
ve 1 1a,. edection ol BMW1 ind other
imports in 1tock to choole from.
CREVIERGBMW
SANTA ANA AUTO MALL
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12 Lucky Daily Pilot readers will
win the opportunity to play in the
Amateur Golfers Asso.ciation Tour
event at Costa Mesa Golf and
Country Club on Sat. April 3, 1993
N The Amotevr Golfers Assoct0t10n
of America was founded to make the
dream of ·ploying on Tour' come true -fi fN: for golfers of all obl1ties For the
Simply return
by mail or fax
the entry form
/-~ fir-st time omotevrs con ploy R under the some cond1tt0ns as the
• pros wan volud>le scrip pmes and
earn points toward the Toomoment
,. of Champions
below. All
entries must
be received
by Monday,
TOUR
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330W loySt ..
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The Amateur Golfers Assoool10n lour
ensures fo1r compet1t10n 1n 1. 2 and '1 ooy events ployed on the ftne~ p..ibl1c '
ond ptivote golf courses oroond
March 29.
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The Ne~pon Harbor High ol(
'qu:iJ had the lop four core~ t~
dek:it La Outnt3, 205·246, Mon·
d:ty in a non-league mulch 31 Mile
~qu:m: P:irk
Morgan Andcr~on 'hot a 3•U\Cf •
p:u W to earn meJuli~t honor lu1
the \.ulor' Ball McK1bl11n • .Pete
Jud.,un unJ Urad Oobal ca h
l11cd 4 h to ~hurc thi: runner· up
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Uc t\h (.\1untt'l Llub wd:i~ ,11 3.
unpro\cJ tti I th1' ,t:,1'>on
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Newport Aarbor 205, La Quinta 248
(at Mlle Square, 9 holoa, pat 38)
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AUTO FACTS
by y04.lr
GERMAN
SWEDISH
JAPANESE
Auto Speclaltsts:
Paul Frech
OUR
THREE-POINT STANCE
Drivers of older model cars
shoutd check their rear seats for
the presence of lap-and-shoulder
belts Not all automobiles manu·
factured before 1992 have the
safer three-point belts in their out·
t:>oard backseat posrt1ons Instead
they may only be equipped with
rear-seat tap belts tf so the Na·
tronal Highway T~affic Safety Ad-
'T'tn1strat1on INH.TSA) recommends
replacing laP' belts wrth the lap-
and-shoulde< belts. Nearly all au-
1omob1le rnanufacture'S offer tneic
pensive retrofit kits tor this pur·
pose To mamta·n the rehabdrty of
these restraints they should be
JOStalled by the dealer Feder.al
regulations require all cars made
after September 1. 1992 to have
three-point belts in the outboard
backseat pos111ons Cars made
pnor 10 that date· are the respons1-
b1hty of owners In this respect
HINT: According to the
NHTSA replacing rear-seat
lap belts with 3-pGint behs
could save 25 to 165 lives
a year
NOTICING A.
WARMING TREND
Auto rr>a ers are 1ncreasing'\J
turning to sepa•ate sets of tem-
perature contro1s for both drovers
and passengers Fa• from being
redunoant tne c 1mate-conlfo
separation is based on t~e differ
1ng needs 01 1nose whO mus\ re
mam alert enough to dnve and
those who simply want to be
transponed comfortably In fact
most passengers prefer higher
cabin temperatures than dnvers
This difference may stem from the
fact that ttle act ot Ort~ ng ooes
generate some heat In addition. a
study by one auto manufacture
shO~s that cabtn tem~rature Ms
an affect on drivers' alertness lev
els Spec1f1cally afler one hour of
dr'Vlng dnvers in war,,.. cablllS (80
d90rees F missed so percent
more traffic SIQn&ls and displayed
· 22 percent siOWet response tune
than dnvers an cooler cabins (70
degrees F.)
Otd you know tl\at C & F has
the foremost servlCt facility 1n the
area' Its a fact ••.• wt spec1alttt
exclu ivety 1n German Swedish
and Japanese cars, prov1d1ng
tunt-ups and an mechanical and
etecmeal reJ>11rs We handle IV·
er,tl'l1ng trom an 011 chlngt to
vatvt !Oba and ,. engine CNtr·
l'laul$ Ste us fof qulkty ''MA ap-
proved'' MMCt Wt'rt joc.a.d IC
2090 Plactntia ~ .... 10
Open Monday 1hrougtl Fnctly from
SAM to ePM for '/fNt OOIMllilt ICI
M.p ertdtt C1r1 .. wtlcoml.
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at .,f,.Clh .m. f'ley Wiit o. YOU M R IN DU.ULT ....... ~ of~E.:!,.~ lhe IJf'ly cocticllt ate ..,~ nla 90017 ..___ •---,._......_ "'•IMh • IMftCeCI to ltlnMCC bult-........... Ill .... ~ operwo and rffCS U•Dl!R A DUD OP .--·-.. ...--.. ~ lof eun.nallOn In IN ,_ ~ ~-· _,.... •slllllll .._. Nat un09r tt. ~ ..._. • ..... ....
In the Oftlce ot Vie Board of TRUST DATRD Aueuel ~ tppeat at !ht heel• 11.eot by IM eoutt CoslA MeM Delly Hot euslM .. Nw .. sls•s1tl luelnett Hemalt) 11.-d • ..... = -_.. ow.ct,,. M 1Cll44 Ellie Av-10, t ... UNI.US YOU ~Md at= Y<l'lf :: THE PETITIOH ~ Mwdl 1e, 23, )0, AP'fl I. .. .. sMlrtl The fa1oM1tg l*Mnl.,. ~ on.-2-u.tG ..... • 111, 11 .,_,,~...,.Valley, C.U. TAKIE ACTION TO Ptto. 1-:-:~·• :th the-;~~ :::·,~:,:::lnltW IM 1913 .,. The '~ ~ ctoina llMll'9M •: l(eWt John H~t • = .. bf1al•111 • I~ for. TaCT YOUR PROP· ~ heaMtlg rour.,,. dent Adfftlnl~~ • T·114 CA=HIA APPRAISAL AOSS ANOMWS. = ::••rrtflW. ~~ _.,,, .... OM. ....
.. fn"STAL Cova ERTY, LT MAY aa SOU pearanc:e may be ln peraon tatea Act. (This authonty PUl&JC -TICI NETWORK. 11981 Sky Patk ASSOCIATU. 930, W, llttt ,..___ ~ FeO. 22 ....... .. ..... • .-U• ITATIOM AT PUelM: SAU. nt 0t by ~ lt\OMey. will -'low en. petlOnal NP--Clrcle, ~ 81 IMne, c.lf, Sn.t, Suite AJ. COala 1.t;.,,.. on • prtMlfllf IWtll, _,Ill .......
Cefttrect .... We YOU NEED AN UPU.. IF YOU ARE A Cl'EOITOR raMnlAtlw. to lake meiny C•l1Mtllt 12714 ...... CA '*7 ,Mtl'n ..,.... el Ill ......... .,,, llnt .,. raquir9d fOf the UTIO• OF nt• NA-or. contlngenl crecl1I()( of acllont wilhout obtaining ............ ATS Aooralul O>rp ... Ao11 JoMptl AnctNWI, ................. ....
entire work cteacrlbed TURK OF nta Ptto. tMd«Nled...'.t~~ttlile coun ~.i. a.fen i.k· ............ Calllornfa cor'$orallon, ~~°j · i..oun-~ .. Newport0.,1 ~: ~~· '* ... .,. ~
hetein your claim ... v. VJW court Ing eenall\ Y9f'f lmpotl.lnt 17981 Sky Park Clrcte • \.oOlw ... --y ........ ----..... -The ~ I be CEEDLNn AGAINST anct 1N11 a copy to the I*· actiona tlowewt the per. ....sMslll Suite a !Nine c:atll 12714 Thlt butlnete le con-MM:h 23 30, AptU e. 13, .,,..._, ....... ~
-·-\o ·~ ""·-d°: YOU I MOULD CON-looal representa1J11e •P-11onal repreMntaUve Wiii be The F~ petlone Thia 'butlMu 11 con-\~ br.1 M lndMdull( ) ttu. ' • ~Nllf DIM elTn.et. ---'V .,,. ......, .. • TACT A UWYUt. point.eel by lhe court Within req .. lred to glw. nouc. to .. ctolno bu9lneU •: Clucted by:• corporMion • reg 1tran1 • com-Tl1t o.4. OMOtttll
•peclllcatlona on Ille In the T.S. NO. 28022·T03 lour months from the dale lntef'ftted l*SO"• unl"s ~NTR£ss CHARTERS,• The regl1tranl(1) com-rnenced '° 11-.ct ~ 1.1.l .•IWICIM.CORPOM-
otnce of the Secretary or N'oU~ of ot l1r$t IUU31\c. of lellet'I they have waived nollce or dilllsion °' °'!!'? County/ ~ to transact bu-. ~ tola !ht ( Flcttdous) ..... PUILIC NOTICE TIOM, Al TllUITEE IY OUM. the Oisttict and NICI plans Trust , Sale as provided In Mellon 9100 consenled 10 lhe propc>Md Sunblrd Avla11on, 950 ,.... under lhe Flclltlout u me• .... ed IT'ILOAJI st/tVICE~ Al
and 1pec1rications .,. bV UrMte-:..C. ol the Calllomla Problll• ac11on.) The ioo.pendenl South Cout ~. Suite Bullne1t Ham•<•) lllted •bow on:Ol/01/13 •one• CW MJllT 1151 l fTH IT. int
rafereoce mede •part of r CocN The time lor r1~noactmin111talion•vthol1tywl1t 200• Costa Mesa, caw. •bowon:Man:hS,1993 ~•Andrews flied APttUCATIONl'Ott SMITAMA.cAl»0,..(114}
thl _ _.._ of TN•t claims WIN not expire ~ be granted unleu an int•· t2QtS ATS APC)falaal Corp Rob-SIMament -CHAMQE I• 1-......,. ar -·"" I.. • ·~·· Notice is hereby QJYen lore tour months trom !he ested l*SOf'I files .,, ob-Orange County/Sunblrd en 0 FaV.. p,..slden(· with the County C*1t of OWWUSHI" Off -·-., .....,."'"
SreaflcMiont and other INt CONSOllDAT£D RE· hurln~ date noticed fection 10 lh• petitJon and AYiation, • CaMomla lim-Thi•' ~.O,ent ..,., llled O<Mge County on Mar a. Al.COMOUC CLAYTO#AJJTHOIUll.DllG-
propoMI documentJ may CONVEYANCE COMPANY, aboYe •ho-OOOd cause Why th• l\ed partnerstttp, 950 South with the County Clertt °' "3. f!IATV/fE
be examined al the otflc:t as ltustee, or successor YOU MAY EXAMINE the court 5hould not gnnt the Cout Dnve. SUite 200. Or • County on March F..:1329 aEVD&Aoa UCON OPP 10411 ol the County Sanitabon t•us1ee. or substJluled hie kept by tho court. It you author'lty Costa Meu. Calif. 92626 10~ Published Nawpor1 Buen> To ~ It Jtrt P~ MAlt11,23,30,1tt:J
Dl:-.ltlCt No, 5 •I t0844 EU1s trustM ~rsuant lo the are a person in.erosted In A HEARING on Ille pet;. This buslnesa la con-• FM3841 Coata Mesa Daily Piiot ~H.5,~~ ls~are)
AYenut Founlaln Valley, ~ssti.L ~~~~~1 °X the Hlal•, you may Riii• lion Wiii be held on APRIL ~er by: I hmiled p.,,. Publllhed Newport Beach-March "· 23. 30. April I . plY'ng lo in. ~-:; PUIUC NOTICE C. al I ni c . -· h • With the Court. lonnal • 15 (993 It 1:45 P.M. In p 1993 ..... ~.... ·-~ Contro1•---------I OI L opiff "' I • MARRIED MAN AS HIS ques1 IO< Special Notice of c/ l 103 localed •I 341 Th• reglstranl(I) com-Coata MeN DaUy P1IOI . ........ .... 1e ........ ~ NOTICI Of'
speatJcatJons may be ob-SOLE AND SEPARATE 1t1e filing o1 an lnvenlOfY T ..'.. Cty Dn11e Orange CA menced 10 lranuct busi· March te. 23, 30, April I , t1M ID Nit alcoholic egea TltUITll't.&Atl
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m¥1ioned omc. II lhe fol· 25/1989 lnsl #89-456840 .... OI of any pet1lton (" IF YOU OBJECT TO lhe Busln... Nam•(•) flated T·HiO .• port • LOM ..... ~
lowing coats Which aa1d of Offieial Records 111 'lhe account as proYided 1n granllng of lhe pet.ilion you llbow on: January 1, 1992 Fk:ttttou. ~ 'E'!'Tl~ ~C~E~· °"'-._., ~ OllTUAllY
cosll w. nol refundable oltM:e 01 lhe County R• secbon 12SO or the Caltlor· should appear at the hHr· Sunblrd AYiation s.Mcea, PUBUC NOTICE lluaJM .. N.me ( ) • A.~.~ 4JJ ••~ COfder ol ORANCE Cour11y, n1a Probale Cod• A A• I nd St.Ille OU ob-George L Argyroa Preti-cenM.. vou.,. ... 09AULT '*'
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regardlen of Wh•lh• \he CaJ1tomu1. and pursuanl 10 quest tor Special Notice ng a tll Y 11 r ob-dent • ' Flctltloue State...,t Publl1had Newport DI" A DllD O' UUST
1pecillc.etlon1 are returned. lho Notice of Default and form is available from the ~s :th ~ wri : be-Thia 114tament w11 flied halneee NM?e The following persona.,.. ~ach.Costa Men Dally DAJID ~_..., 11, , ...
O•NERAL PROVt. Elecllon to Sell lhereundtw coun clerti. i;;o:;,~ hean ~our ap-wifh the County Clertc ol St.tetneftt dol~ bullnesa as: Pilot March 23. 1983. ~ J:: ~
SIONS, STANDARD recorded 08/l t/1992 lnsl Attorney for the PetJ. pearanct may~ In petM>n Orange County on March The following penont are ~~I ~0, 3901 :ac:Mh~ TIT1 TY. " ... y u SOLD ~T A
SPLECIFLCATIONS AND #92·53J202 ol said Official tloner• Of by yoor attorney 5, 1993 doing buslnets u · .. ewport ach, PUBLIC NOTICE P'USLIC SA&.«. II YOU •u
STANDARD DRAWING Rec0<ds will Sell on 04/l 3/ J•ME. S K ....... RVEL IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR FH304S CAPITALEASE 1ao New-92660 AN U~LAMATION 0# THI 1993 at 12·30 PM at AT .,. • -• • Heidi Ann Vorwlck, 252 NATUM 0# TNI ~IK>CllD-FOR COUNTY SANLTA· THE NORTH FRONT EH· ESQ. Of • conllngen1 Cledilor of Published N-port Be~h· port Center Dr111e, Ste . Walnut. Costa Mesa, CA llOTICE INO AOAINIT YOU, YOU
TION DISTRICTS OF TRANCE TO COUNTY EADINOTON MEA· lhe deceasect, ~must file Cotta Mesa Oally Pilot 220, Newport Beach, CA 92627 L<WI NO 231t1'151-IHOULO ecwitlACf A LAW•
ORANGE COUNTY, COURTHOUSE. 700 CIVIC MAB & EADLNGTON, ~rm~~~c:'th 1~":i.c~ March 16. 23, 301 April I, 9~LHslng Inc., IS10l This business !s con-l.1:ASTHL.M4 "':ouce 11 ltereby etnt1
CALIFORNIA, 1991 CENTER DRIVE WEST. 3sot JAMBOREE AD. sonal re ,.:~latlve r:" 1993 Center Drive Wnt. Sia ductedby:anlnCIMdual OTHERREF. 1~1 1en-11ec-.~
EDITION. (Current edl· SANTA ANA, CA at pYblic STE 800 SOUTH pointed b~thecounwil,,f,; T·l59 f100 Los AngelH CA Th• regl11rant(s) com-T.L llO.f.1111 eo.pa"'· •• lru•IH. or
Uon epptlcable to all auction, IO lhe highest btd· TOWER NEWPORT lour months 'rom lhe date PUBLIC NOTICE 9004S • menceCI to transaF~busl· YOU ME IH DEFAUU Ult-._.!:°' ,,.,. .... °' •u ..
Dlatrlct prolecta) ....... ~her 1
1°' ~sh fpaya~ewfu: BEACH.' CA 92880 ot first lssua~e ot letters This bu1inu1 la con-~!~ne':*Na~~(s) ks~ = 4 ~ED~ TS~uST 5DA:ou(0 :.:11W':f~!: •••••• $20.00 • ime sa e in a d 17,4, 854-JOOO IS provl(jed In secuon 9t00 t875H ducted by:• corpor&lion bove . 314193 Cft • I S ~ o-i .. Jwlfta. • "" ...
Detelled Spaclflc• si!i~:)y 1~1 ng'~t.' u~:I~~ Publlshtd Newport 01 the Caltlomla Probate FlctJtloue The reglatrant(a) com-•Heidi ::1,;, V01Wiel( ~Al<EOUR PRAtOT~RTYTOITfl!!~yTE~! ~ ~~ !~ ... L • ti nd Pl f t .. _ • Code. The lime t()( "'""" B··-• .. menc:ed to transact bull· Th' •-t I t·• d '' ~ , -""' -- -.. r--_ .. -ona • ana or ,.. inttwesl. conveyed to and Be;ich.Cosla Mosa Da~y Clllims w.11 no1 exi»re ~ _,.... ... .,.. ness undef the Fictltloys IS , .. emen was .. e SOLO AT A PUBLIC SAU IF It .uuu ol Ott1c111
• b 0 v • now held bV '1 under said Pilot Match 23, 24, JO, loro tour months ltorn Oie Stet•1!'9nt Butlneu N1me(1) ~•led ~th thee Count,~':" of YOU NEED N4 EXP\.ANATIOH ~.:C~'::''!rc:' .._ wwtl ............. $20.00 Deed of Trust in the prop. t993 hearing ctatt noticed The Following Pl'80fl• abolle on: 1/1/93 atioe ounty · 05• Of TH( NATURE Of M PR(). c:-:V CaWorNA. Md.,..
Plant and spoor1ca11ons erty situated In said Counly TuWe173 above. are doing bolineu at! BEi lHtlng, Inc., dba 1993· CUOIHG ·~HST YOU YOU _, 11io IN Notke o1':: win be mailed lo prospec· and State and descnbed as YOU MAY EXAMINE the FIRST STREET MEDICAL Capitaleue SteYa Jones F5e303S SHOULD C:lHTACT A LAWYER ,..,.. Wt4 l*llM to hM
uve bidders. if raquested. follows: PUBLIC NOTICE Iii• kepi by the~ourt. It you CENTER, 1071 Easl First Secretary ' ' Pub111hed Newport Beach-Noller olTM .. 's S. Undet I llert111tder recorded
f t t SS 00 (non. LOT 8• OF TRACT 3004• .,. a person lnlef'es1ed If! Street. Tusun. Caltl. 92680 Th11 Staltmenl Wll filed Costa Mesa Daily PtlOI """""' .,. looll NIA hee °' 1 " o IN THE CtTY OF NEWPORT BSC t 538 Tom C.K. Chang, 2725 Count Cl I 2 II 0tM ol TMt """' lnel • II 7W?M al aaJd reluodabl•) lo cover the BEACH AS PER MAP RE· CE ftr the eslale, you may "'• Palos Verdes Drfve Wn• With the y •rte of Marcll 1 • 3. 30, Apr 6. Nob • -~ ~ " ~ ~ ........ °" ot nd h . NOTI ....... With the coun • formal R• p ""-~ .. Orange County on MW. 12, '993. G ·L fW& ...... ~ w::.:; .. ..,. .., .. , ... II .... ... ~st po1tage a an CORDED IN BOOK 92. PETITION TO QUOSI lor Speclal Notice of alos Verdel ......... Cal1I. 1993 1168 .... --· I ._.or11le Nortlt .,_. enl-.ce lo 1.._
dhng. PAGES I ANO 2 OF MIS-ADMINISTER lh• lthng of an invenlory 90274 FH3M3 COIPO'Mloll • rvs ... OI lijO> c:.-a. Cowt9'ou-, .. cw.
All bids must be made Jn CELLANEOUS MAPS. IN ESTATE OF• and appraisal ot es1ata a• Mary Chang, 2725 Palos 'Published ...____ Beact.-PUBLIC NOTICE c:euor ru&IM. or Mii..,_, 1e c-ier DrM .,.,, ..,.,.
accordance and all bid· THE OFFICE OF THE • IS of -•ti Verdes OtiYe w .. t. Palos ·---· M• llUl'Slllfll IO"' Dltd Of Ana.~·· --·~ .• d t• ,.... th COUNTY RECORDER OF CAROLE: ANN HARMON ae °'1 an~~,;;.edon orl Verdes E11a1u. Calif. Coata Mesa Daily Pilot FlctLUous Trust u.a11M .., •m M 1e. llklcMf fol~ •s mua com.,.,. wi SAID COUNTY CASE NO. At879t3 accoun H ""v""" n 90274 1 Marth 16, 23, 30, Apa S, "' 'I~• al llMI .... OI .... Sllle, federal and local APN 117 ... 21-02 To all heirs benet.cianes section 1250 ol the C.blor· Thls buslness ii con-,993 halneu Neme CASTELi.MA. N4 UNMARRIED 1ft i..tul _, o1 llMI UNI
laws applicable thereto, TRUSTEE IS SELLING creditors. c~llngenl credi: n;a Probale Code. A Re-ducted by: husband and . TtS9 SlatellMftt WOMNll AHO JERRY 0 CAS· ad ltat .. I, .. rloftl, lllle.
and as dlracttd in lhe'pre>-PROPERTY "AS IS" tors ond ...,.....,.s who may quest tor Special N,olloe wife The toltowtng l*SOf'IS are TELi.MA. N4 UNMARRIED MCI lft•-1. 'OllH't9d 10 1 • .. -·~· form Is 111a1lable trom lhe dolna butinftl as· COAST MAN AS JOINT ,..EICN4TS A• Md -~ l>f II u11ar pout form. plans and The s1ree1 addren and oth&rw1H be lnierested In coun clerk. The registrant(•) com-PUBLIC NOTICE MARTHE ENGINES• 746 G cor~ 04/l l/1""" 1_ .. MtCI "9d ifl llle Pt'Clt'eflf aptc1fiCllhons olher common deS1gnatton. tho will or estato, 0< bolh, menced 10 tranuct busl· • •"' ..... ..o . .,.. ... ._. !fl ...... c-i1~ ..,.. Biddtf'I ar .. hereb noll· ii any, of lhe real PfOperty ot: CAROLE ANN HARMON Attomer for the Petl· ness undet the FIC11tlous Flctltleue W. f7ltl St. Costa Mesa, 90-111111 of Ollldll ~dt ltete M4 OMcnDed aa tot-, th 'I descnbed above 1s pur• A PETITION has been tloner: Business Name(s) listed halneu Neme CA 92527 In Ill olb Of Ill County R .. io.a. Loe " !fl 1toc;11 114 of t~d at pYrauant to provl· por1ed to be: t908 DOVER flied by OOUClAS C. HAR· JOANN R. DEUTCH, abo11a on: not yet •t•t•-nt Gordon M. Horak, 27161 corw of OMHGE Counft, &.-. Trac:I, lft llMI Cllr of ~ .. ~n!.~ th•, Lac~ Codethot DRIVE. NEWPORT BEACH. MON akn DOUGLAS E.aq., 11900 Ventur• Tom C.K. Chang The tollowlng peraons ... ~~ ~~7caplsuano CalllOfnll. Wl4 1141nuanl lO "':=. ~-.. ?.::.~~
u ... -.tt o al lornla. e CA 92660 CHRISTOPHER HARMON 8tvd Studio Cltr CA Mary Chang doing bullnets as· • Nob OI 0.lalllt and EllCOon ID aa tMwtt °" a -.p rec:cwct Board ot Dlfectors or The undersigned Trustee 1n the Superior Coun of ete04 ' This statemen1 was filed FO ~TA HA PARTNERS This bualneas Is con-Sel llMttllftOtr rte:Ofdtd ad !fl.._ 4, 11..-. 1J of
County san111uon O.s111c1 d1sct111ms any llabtlttf 10< Cahlomia, County ol OR-Published Newport with !tie Coun1y Clerk or 4521 Tremont 1..n .. corona ~fedl>'f:1 ':'1™:1•vi)dual 12/26n990lrlstNo•90..f73tM MtK•~...,.., lrll ,,._ No. 5 h11 adopled the pr.. any incorrectness o the ANGE. , Orange ~ounly on March del Mar. Cal. 92t25 e reg • ran • com-of '* Olllcial Atcotdt,.., sell 0111,. 01 tne Co11ftlf "8• ·11n of di streel addreu and other THE PETITION requests BHch·Costa Man Daily 10. 1993 "'·-~ c p 452, T menced to tranuct bull< on ,u .. 711.,,.,. ... 10 00 • .. IC coif def of MW C0-1y, 1111 g rale per em .. DOUGLAS c ,. Plot March 16 17 23 ' --v"""-• ace. r• MH under the FlctitJous ~ ._.. ,.,. T ... ••r••• •ddreu •Ml "'•II"· as dt1ermine<f by common doslgnauon. II 1,.a1 . HA,.. i • • . FH3840 mont l.n., C01ona del Mar, Business Name(s) Msted IN FROHT Of TlfE FLACPOt.U o1"8t c-...._........_ lhe State Director ol Indus any, shown herein. MON be appointed as per. 1993· Pu:Mlshed Newport Beach-Cal 92625 aboYe on: March 4 1993 AT TH( MAIN ENTRY AAEA TO II Mii• ti llMI rMI .,,...,_,.,
al R... 1 bl · The 101at amount or lhe sonal representallYe 10 ad· TuWIS4 Costa Mesa Dail'( Pilot Frank Kasunoc:. 4521 Trem-Gord M H lk • THE PlAClNTIA CIVIC aiNTE" -.CnDed .._,,.. • llWPOf'· lit .. 111ons, •PP k:a • unpaid balance ol the obh· minister th• estalo ol the ont l.n Corona <let mar on · ~ ect 10 IM. ne Mt11 ... ..._.
lo the work to be done tor gallon sec11red bv the decedent. PUBLIC NOTICE lillarch 16, Zl. 30, Apnl I . Cal 92625 • This statement WU (Md .01-411 EAST CHAPMN4 A~· ,_. a..c"· CA tffH
lhe locality in wtt;ch Iha property to be sold and THE PETITION raqunts 1993 This business Is con-with the County Cleftl of NUE PlN(NTIA, CA IC 1141bllc TIMI 11••""9Aed '"-'"
work Is to be performed 1n reasonable estimated the decedent'• Will and cna1088419 T·16f ducted by:• general part· ~County on Mar. 4, lliellon, 10 118 lllQlltll l*IW :.:-:'i.:'!:Ct..::: ... ~f 1~
compliance wilh Stc1ion costs, expenses and ad· cod1C1ls, 11 any, be adm.11,d NOTICE TO PUBUC ""'OTICE nerehlp ,..._ .. t '°' casll l?l'flbllt 11 N lmt of ••-• affreu •ltd 0 u1.,
SKINNER
••th••r H•ll•m 81dnner, bom Sept.
12, 1902 In Paducah,
Kentucky, P••••d ewey Match 19, 1993
ol natural cauH• •t
home In Corone dot
M81', CetHomla. He It
aurvtved by hie wife,
Ellzebeth; hie altter,
Lucllle V on Dorn,
Phoenh1, A riz; two
aont, Clinton M •
Hooae, Corona del Mat, end Chane• R.
Hooa•. Caplttrano
Beech; nine grendchll·
dren, aeven grett·
grendchlldren. Mr.
Skinner worked as
Vlce-Preaident ol Op-
era.tlona of the Great
l.Jljc" Plpeelne Com·
P*'V In Otll•homa lor
24 years. He moved
to Newpor1 Beach,
Callfomla In 1949 and
opened Sltlnner'•
Phermacy oo Balboa
ltland. Mr. Skinner
Mrved on the boatd
of directors of Cti.p-
m.,, Col'9ge and Fat
Weat s.rvtc:.e, owning
the n,.. building hou•·
Ing The Snecil Shop/
Coco's Rnteurant lo
Coron• def Mat •...
WU alao • Masonic
member. S ervices
-· ptlvet• end lntlH• ment M Pedfic View
Cemetery, Newport
Beach. Pec:lflc View
M ortuary, Directors
640-2700 ...
HUNT IT73 of the Labor Code of 11aneq at the tlme of the to l)fObate. The Wilt and CREDfTOttS OF .., The reglatrant(•) com-_. I.all Ill laWlul fllOMy ol Ill -••••'*'-H ....,, s °' Calltomi 1ne11a1 publicatJon of tt1e N<>-anv cocs1c111 .,. a11aitable auuc UL.a 1 ... , mencec1 10 transact bu9I-Published Newport a.en-UfllM s .... ).ail tlgf\C. ...... ...._ ....._ ~ fi= In the lfi a. fw:3 lice of .. i. ••. $352,523 09 for eUITWlallon In the file (SECS. •t04 Flctttieu• natl woo. the Fictitious Coa&a M"a Diiiy Piiot llltlmt. ~ llD ... MW ..:::,:.w -~i: throuoh cl ... Uied 0 1CO 0 t • In ldd1uon 10 cash. the kept by the court. 8105 u cc ,· Busineu N•m•(•) liSled Mardi ti 23, 30, Aprfl &. i. by It IMIW said 0..-tf *' ~ Board Secretary ol th• Trustee '"'"accept ll ca5h-THE PETmON requests • • • auelne.a Netne abow on:2JI0/93 1993• • Trvst Ill Ill PfOC*1r..,.... 111 :=: O::ae:'. :,c:::J .:J
County San11a11on Otslnct 1er·1 check drawn on a authonty to admin.sler the Eecrow No. 87291 St.t-t Eugene c. Pace Tt7l '*Coull~ IM Stalt 11141 dt-,..~ ~ ... •-i•-
No. 5 of Orange County. 11ai. or national bank, a estale undw 1'1• lndepen-Notice Is hereby given to The Following penona This statement ••• rited acrllM • ~ LOT S4 _. ..._ .. a11t1e li.e et
E•dl bid shall be made cileck drawn bv a s1a1e O< dent Admtn1s11a11on or E• cred11ors ol th• "'•lhln are~ buSHIKI •a. w11h th• COIM'lty CllHtt ol PUIUC NOTICE TRACT 45'5 IN THE CITY Of Ille.,... ... ~-of IN
on the proposal rQrm fur. federal credit union Of a Wes Act, (This authority namtd seller that I bulk MICHELS CLEAHERS, 21 OrlngeCountyon Mar.12• COSTAME5A.COLWTYOf'O"· "•"'• el lela I ii ,. check drawn by a stale or will allow the personal rep-sale Is aboul to be made o1 Monarch Bay Plaza, Dana 1993 Flq......_ ....... , ..
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nlahed by the Dlslrict and federal sa111n9s and loan resentaliVe 10 rake many Jh• use ts ducrlbed Point. C.hl. 92629 f'MaMS 9uelneN •w Nf<il. STATE Of CALIFORNIA. , Ill ........ eo ulfl. Ill•
andpMd in th• envelope assoc11t1on. sa11ings as· actions Without oblalnlng below. , Moo Sin Cho, 25381 • •~t AS flfR MAP RECORDED IN .=.:•~ .,-;_~ ! :::l: ..,_, O&M supplied by lilt Dtslr1ct soaai.on or sa111ngs bani< coun approval Before lax· Tho names •nd business Nguuett Falls Lane. Laguna Publllhect Newport Beach-The F • BOOK f63 PAGES 13 AHO 14 or ,..,....., NM. • cfleO c:..._., • ~
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beaoog .Iba .llllLoUhe wo!lt s~fied in Secuoo Sl 02 ing certain vory lmportanl addreues ol the &eller are: Niguel, Calif. 92667 Costa Mau Oailv Ptlot doi ol~1j persons Of MISCU.1.MEOUS MAPS, _._ 1>y 1 ••ate °' ....,_, a_. • o....,.;
and th• name and address ortha Frnam:r.it-eocie end llCllOnl, however. th• pef· MARY JO CASINO ANO Jung Soon Cho. 25381 Mardi 11, 23, 30, Apr11 •• ~~NnN'aroN n~~No~'. RECORDS Of ORANGE credit lltllOft Of • clleell "Sawet AD FllUlv"
of the bl<ldor With no olher aulhonzed 10 do business sonal representative wlM be YVONNE POU, 1120 IA· Nguoen Falls Uine. Laguna 1993. MAN 19462 Olana l.n COUNTY, CAllfORNIA. A, °'-b'f • ••••• Of ......,,. 1125 Gl9tel'
distinguished mirtc(s) II IS 1n this stale. In the event ~uired, to give notice 10 ~~fc AV2~UE. NEWPORT Nlg11et. Cahl. 92667 1110 Hunllngton BHch CA NUMBER: 141·604-44 TlM :~.::e:.:::, '°:,~.:1:~.:" ,._._ ..... • lender olher than cash Is 1nlefested ~s unless H, · T"1is burineu IS con-92644 • n•t ldllttlt Ind ofltt c:otn· u b.-..._.. lft ......_
the •Ole responsiblhly 01 accepted, lhe Trustee may they ha11e waived notice or The locabon In Califomi• ducted by: husband and PUBLIC NOTICE Jacll Eu ene Huth mon detlgNlloll W ttrf of Ill ~1.:'':1a1 ot'f:: ""-" i..~·~·=1•:•:•:· •• ~ the bldder 10 seo that his wilhhold lhe issuance ol consented lo tho proposed ol the chiel eitecul111e oltict wile 19462 Ola g l.n H 11 • rNI PfOC*IY onCrlbt• il,ow 11 clal Code lfMI ... uflonMd lo I
bid I• received In lht Dis· lhe Trustee's Deed unlil action.) The independent ol lh• Hiier 11: SAME AS The reglstranl(s) com· . Flcthleut ton Beach~ 92648un no-ll'ltPOfM 10 be. 3015 TAYlOR oo l>uU-.. !fl IM• • ._ .. !fl
tnct. Offlco at lhe address lunds become available 10 adm1n1stn1tlon authotltY. will ABOVE menced to trllnsact bu-'· halne .. Na"'• This builness 11 con-WAY tOSTA MESA. CA 92'2t tlMI -• of ,......, ollter
herelnillbow set tonh In lhe pnvee or endorsee as a be granted un1011 •n nter· Al ll1ted by the setter, all neu under lhe Flcttboua Stetement dus:ted by: .,, lnctlvldual Thi undetligntd Tru~llt d•· ~~;,:,.aet1 la.::=,~•=
proper lime Any bid re• matter ol right. ested person Illes an ob-~her business nambs and Business. Namt(s) listed The following peraona .,.. The reglstr•nl(s) com-c:latmt "'Y ~IOI tlf'I lncor· •va~• ":';'•tie Tru•I••'•
ceilled iller lhe scheduled Sllld sale will be made, Jecllon 10 th• pellllon and •d~r•ss:,s :fised Y !!1..• above on. N/A doing business as: mencect 10 transact bull· rtc:t1t11 ol 111 ltltt lddrttl Deed ""'" ru•d• l>ec-f but WllhOUI covenant or slloWs good cause why the Ml •r WI in rH years ..... Moo Sin Cho AIOtS IN ACTION NURSES l.Wld the Flctlti • .,....._ lo ltle pa.,.. ., closing tlme or receipl or wananty, express or Im-eour1 should nol granl the lore the dale IUCh list wu Jung Soon Cho REGISTRY OF ORANGE B'Tn .,N ( ) 11 = d 0'* COIMIOll flt&IQNlloft, endouee u a ••llet et bids shall be returned 10 phed r'9ard1ng llUe, pos-aulhonry. 11nt or del111e'ed to IM This statement was filed COUNlY. 3420 s . Bristol, 1
118 "8• ame 1 1 II any, 1110'-'I llllMI, The IOlll l'tQfll
lhebtdderunopened session or encumbtances A HEARING on the petl· buyerare: wtth the County Clerk of Sutle310 Costa Men CA J~Ho;J/;4193 ovntoltllunpalclbalWQof lau1 •••••Ill I>• .. •d•
Eaeh bidder musl be 11· to Slllisly ltle tndebtednesS tton will be held on APRIL The names and business Orange Counly on March 92626 • ' This statement was rlled Ill ~l!Oll MQUtd by Ill ~11'::'.!,!::8:"'111114:1.::':-
c:enMd in the State o1 Call· secured by hid Deed, ad-22, 1993 at 1:45 P.M 111 lddresses ot the bu~r are. 10, 1993 Eacel HNllh Services Inc. wfth the County c~ of --to DI •Old 11141 r .. .-..,.dine l llle.. PM•••• cw
romla and qual11ted IO per. vances thereunder, with'"' DePL 703 localed ti 341 ~N0A~~ ~~~,~~· FMH38 CA. 3420 S. Bnllol, Sul'9 Or.,. Cou1ty on Feb. 24 •*"-' eoltl. lllP'ftMI e1K11•lua11c• .. •• HllefW IOtm Ole WOf11desc:nt>ed1n tllfest as provided therein, Ttwr C11y Dove South, Or· INC 1101 oov· EST •230• Published Newport Buch-310, Costa Mau, CA 1993 ' -~IC 11111Lme ofl'8 "'9 lfldMleMeN .. c-4 th and the unpatd pr•nc•pal of ange CA 92668 . .• • c Sia M Oa I p I t 92625 Fset-· puObloft OI "' No ... , utO had, •dHtlCH e plans, specifications the nole secured by said IF" YOU OBJECT TO lhe NEWPORT BEACH. CA 0 '" 1 Y 1 0 This bu1lneH Ir con--... w. 9 S222.144 41 Ill _,,._ IMl'91t1 der. Ml• .... _... ..
and eot'lltac:t documents deed with 1nttwest thereon granting of the petition. you 92660 M•c:h 16• 23• 30• Apnl 6• ducted by·• corporation Published Newport a..cn. ~ •i.e.e1t1. •"d '"• 110 •oechwey
PlnUant to PublM: ContrKt as pro111dtd In said Note. lhouJd appear a1 the htar· The assets to be SOid art 1993 Th• reglatrant(I) com-Co11a Wesa Dally Piiot = ~ ~ ~.,:.:; ~~ "!.::, ':: c;-. ..._.
Code StctJon 3300. the tees, charges and H · 1ng and s1a1e your ot>-:tf"~ocl~ f:'9t~DE: T·l63 menced 10 tranuct bull-Marc:h2,9,t8,23,1993. altllrorMIONl~ac:Nc*'"'••••• •hereon u pro· ..... ,.
cor'llfac:tor mus1 potHu 1 penses of t.ne truSIM and 1ect1ont or r~e wnnen ob-FIXTURES E~UIPMENT PUBLIC NOTICE neu under the FIClitloua T143 .,,_ !IX 1 •• or INlfll v+cNd lrl H id No••· leH. •••llilllllllilill•llll General EnglMerlng Con-of lhe trusts created by jectlons Wllb the coun be-ANO GOODWILL ANO 8utlne11 Name(r) !Isled uw~~~~~~~ol~ ~the~~~~mHER~~~ d 1N~ ·~~~~ ·------------------------------------
"A'') 1 brrli bf CONSOLIDATED RE-pearance may be 1n person an Flctltleu9 Pedram Sedenl, Pret.
• o Ml I a d on CONVEYANCE: COM-O< by your allomey. are located al. 1120 IRVINE 8·-•--· ...... Thia ac.tenfltnt WM Ned
this project. PAKY IF YOU ARE "' CREDrrOR Av EN u E. NE w p 0 RT -·-wllh the County Oerti °'
A bid bond of not less 0, a cont1ngont credrtOf or BEACH, CA. St.tement Orange County on MAI' 10 than ten percent (t ~) ol 2t031 VENTURA thedeceased,youmustfile Th• buslnesr name used The Followfng penon1 t993 • •
IM 10111 bid amouni will bt BLVD., •202, WOOD-your claJm with th• court by the seller at that loca· art doing bulineta as: l'M3e79 required ..,1lh each bid end &.AND HILLS, CA 9t3M and mall a copy to the per· llOn Is: KATIE MCGUIRE'S MINUTE KING MARKET Published ~Beach--
. 1818t 340-4472 aonal rtprettntallYa ap.. PIE ANO BAKE SHOPPE •96. 2052 Newport BIVd., ·---· . no bid ""'11 be conSldered Dated· 0 31t3it"3 poinled b 1'1• cour1 within The antlclpaled date of Unit 1 & 2. Coata Mesa, Costa MtH OaMy Pilot
unless •uch bid securi1v 11 8 r • • 8 A R B A R A lour mon~s trom th• dale lh• bu.lk sale la APRIL 8. Calif. 92627 March 11, 23, 30, April •·
encloMCI therein. Srud bid MCGUIRE ASST VICE ol first iuuance or letten 1993 al the oltlca ol Sang G. Ln. 9 Tiara, Ir· 1993.
bond may be In In• form ol • • as Pt"OVlded In section 9t00 Tiempo Escrow II. 4590 vine, Calif. 92714 T117 • CHhfer'r or certillad PRESIDENT ol the Calitornli Ptobate Mac Arthur Blvd.. Suile Ouk H. LH, 9 Tl.,., Irvine, 1---------
check payable to the Ola. LPP&ea9 Code. The tlme tor l1Ung 175. Newpon Beach, CA Calif. 92714 PUBLIC NOTICE
lllct 01 a aure1y.bond Is Published Newporl cl11ms will nol •~plre be-92660. This buslneu la con-1---------ued b al tled • Beach.Cosla Mesa Dally lore lour months from the This bulk aale Is subject ducted by: husband and f'lctttloue
• Y • qu 1 corpo Pllo1 March 23 30 April 6 hearing dale noticed 10 Cahlornla Uniform Com· Mia helneu N•-rala awaty licensed to do t9'JJ • • • aboYa. merclal Code Section The regl11rant(s) com-St•tetnent
buslne .. in Cal1lornl1 In a T YOU MAY EXAMINE 'the 8106 2. meneect lo transact busl· The following persons are
form approved by Olslllcu' u174 file kept by the court. 11 you 11 10 subjoct, Ille name nes~ under the Actlt1ou1 doing butlnns •:
o.n.111 Counsel PUBLIC NOTICE are a person lnt.,Hled ln and •ddtHS of the person Bu11ness Name(•) listed MESA DENTAL CENTER
All blddera are hereby no-the estate, you may hie wilh whom ci.lms may be aboWI Of\: not yet 217 Eatt 17th Street. Coata
1ltled lhat it ,, required that asc t 535 wilh lh• court • fonnal R• tiled I• nempo Elc.ro.., 11. Sana G. Lee Mesa. CA t2t27
the NOTICE OF quest for Special Nohce o1 4590 M-"C Anhur Blvd , Oulc H . Lae AMZAJ< CorporMon • in..
• ~ Hec\lllng lhe PETITION "CO the fillng of an invent()f'f Sult• 175, Newport Beadl, Th11 •talement WU llled COl'pc>rated In Stale ot Cali-
lidder • Bond must have ADllfNLSTU and appraisal of estate aa. CA 92660, and the l&al With lhe County Cl9f1( of lornla, 217 Eut 17th on Ille wlltl the County Ml.I or of ll'l'f petJtJon 01 dale for frhng claims shall Orange County on li4arch SlrM\, coec.a Mesa. Calo Clllftt, County of e>r.nge. a UTATE CW..: •ccount •t provtded in be APRlt. 7, 1993, wtlldt 11 10, 1993 tornla 92927 Power of Anomey and air ALF1'ED ST'ROGOFF Mellon 1250 of the Calllor· the bu11neu ctay before .,.... Thi• bu1lneu It con-
"'°'11.aclon 10 •xecul• Hid CASE MO. A1eT912 ni• Probate Code A R• the NI• d1i. apecllled PubllWled Newport 8eecfl.. Cluc:ted by.. COfporritlon
8onct ror and on behalf of To •N hetrs, benefic:lanes, quest lor Special Notice •bow. Costa Mesa Daily Pilot The reglalrantl•) com-
the c-• ...,,.-. credttore, contingent ciredl· form Is available trom the Det-4 FDRUAlllY 22, Mardi 11 23 '° ~ • menoect to ~llt*ICt bull--..-.--·• tora, and penons who may court dertl. tff3 • • · • ,.... under !ht Fkt1tJout
The purpose 01 thl• ,... otherwlM be Interested In Atterner -the P•tl-••u.a: 1993 8utllne1t NM!el•I lltWCI ~la lo Insure INI lhe wlH 01 estate, or both, tteften llMY .IO CASINO T·112 abow on: 3-f«J ~.~::u: csc:i:: of~ A~~~oSJ~:.., c. WILLIAM CARL.-~ ... ~u PUil.iC llOTICI ~~~..:·
IM l30 t9qu1ttng Mich ~ ftled by ELAINE STA(). SON, .IR .. , INC. ~1 STATWllUT' O. rutement •• llled
' the GOFF I BERNARD M. A PltOl'•SSIONAl ~ P. PADIUA wfft1 the County Oeftl of =.to t:::V N~~th are EIBER In the SuperlOr COAPOAATIO•, 2ta0 Publlthed Newpo11 WI .. ..:-Orange County an Mtr. 11 ,
... ,fled In 0tct• for lht COIA'\ of C.lilorria, County MA* IT., STI HO, 8tecn-Coata Mau Dally OPaA .,_... fto3
Sanruullon Ollltrld and "s ~~~~inoN r UHll HUWTIMGTON IHACH, Piiot March ~. 19N '9CTITIOU8 f'MHll
Offlc.,. 10 approve th• that £LAINE STAOOegf F I CA nMB C1t4t MO-T171 ---..,.... Publlthed Newport IMcft.
bond. BERNARD M. EIBER be Ht t PUILIC NOTICE The tolowtnO '*'°" Ml Coate Meta Dally "°' Purruant to Calltornla appointed u l)ef'IOnlf ,. Publlehed Newporl will'ldr*wn u a oener• March 1e, 23, 30. Aprt t.
PutMlc Contract• eoct.Sec-reMnl•\1119 to ldmlniater 8each~o11a M"e Dally 117194 PIW1ner lrom !ht partner• 1193.
llon moo, tM•oontractor t~~~~~cse::=. = March 23, 24, 30, STAT .. INTOI' ~~~ur=-.u: THIS
Wiii "-~ IO polt •P' !ht decedent'• Will and TuWet7i WITMORAWAl. l'lltOM NEWPORT HILLS Cl!AH-PUii.iC IOTICI prowect securttlet wtltt the codlclla, if any, be admttMld PMTMUSN• CAS at ~ Ian ~ o.trtct or M ~ n. 10 prooat.e llle Wiii end PUIUC NOTICE C»WTIMO UMHR °""9, ~ a..cti, CA tl71Yt
fWl'ldtll lnlMullon 1n ord9' any coellcfl• .,. avllll8ble P'ICTfTIOUI 92teO ,,.., , • '° ti..,. fie D!Mrlct relMM tOf •W'fllne1ion In l\e '141 DU....... ... The "ct!Uout lhlllnest 8•rlA1• .....
""""' ,..,_, Dy .,. Dia-ktt14 by the court The ~ pereon .... Name rafel'red to Mow ........... .
THI PETITION r.queat.a Wlthctrewn as t general wet Ned In Orange CountY The lalowing pereone ..
::_eo:_petformance llU«honty to admon11r. vie partner lrOrn the PMt*· on December 2, ttt6 doWll ......,... • a.
elCate under IN ~ • DTATa CWi thip operllting under the F411190 W•'f IAHD'MCHll NfO
The mo.rd ol Dncton ol dent MminittrMIOn of &-"°98RT l'UllCt8 flcllttOUt ~ twne of FUii neme end ..... ol I AlAOI .,,.... 1m ~ larllcelion Ollllnct ._. .. Act. (Th• w.hOrty Mlo.&f:9f MAHAODICNT IN P9'90I' WIN~: 1oino-Ave •ac» . ._...
... 6 119WW9 1M f'gflt to Wiii llltCM !he PMontf rec>-!!!"D~ .. -D,!_.... CO at 2.ll louftl Not'• ZIYUOOIH MIAI HA8f, , IMJi Mel, .._ Nfect '"Y or el bidt and to reMnCMve IO I.Ille 1N1"V -'" " ._.tu Dime A11enue, Oran.ee. C~ le e.dt, CA 1817&..
4'9M '"' °' • ltt.,..,., :::" ~ ~ ft:.•.:!: :::4.!.. 1:! 'f.~1ou1 bu11n .. 1 • C 0 NY• i(i • • T no r,.=:!:-':~!.-et1 u.., Ing c.i.n vetY Int~ c:redllora. c01•l9fl'lt Cl9dl· NtlM referred to lllbov9 whether YGll N ....,,_ Ofvve, CA ....
"' OllD8R -Ttt8 actiona. how9wr, ltl• Pf'f• lora, end ~ WflO m-v WH l•ltd "' Or-.e County Ing. .-.no. Of ~ Th.. ........ .. ~ W. • WCT0118 MlftSI ,,. • ..,,.,.w. will be 04NMff be inlilr-.cl in on N\e 21. tm looldrto. dM .. ect hes dl.tCl9M ~ .. INIMtUlf
I 11 0 u, horn• ~ to 9" ~ IO !he Wiii Of ....... or bo4t'I. 'utt NNne 1nd addreta ot what WGU ne.df n. 1 .... , •II(• ._ net
• PUBLIC NOTICE
Pursuant to Government Code Section 54954.6 the following Information Is
hereby noticed regarding proposed Increase In the business tax for the
City of Newport Beach.
THE PROPOllD IUllNlll TAX RATll ARI:
1.
2.
3.
IUllNlllD WITH NO LOCATION IN THE CITY·
$180.00 PIR YUR
IUllNlllD IAllD FROll A RlllDINTIAL
LOCATIOll WITHIN THI cm ..... 00 PIR YEAR
IUllNlllD IAllD FROll A.COlllllRCIAL
LOCATIOll WITHIN THI cm WITH:
1 TO 1 lllPLOYlll • ltl0.00 PER YUR
I TO 21 IMPLOYlll • $200.00 Piii YIM
21 TO IO 19LOY111 • h00.00 PIR YIM
llORI THAii IO IMPLOYlll • MOO.GO Piii YIM
THI IUllNlll TAX RATU IMILL II APPLICMLI "TO MfY
IUll-1 ll&llCT TO IUllllll TAXATIOI Al PROVIDID
IY llWPOIT 11ACH •llCIPAL CODI CllAPTlll 1.04.
Tiii AllOUllT OP TAX DT•TID TO M
UlllD AlllllW lY • n,I00,000.
PUILIC llllTlllQI lllUllDlllQ Tiii lllClllAll 11 THI
.. U.11 TAX RATD fti. R •D • Tiii CITY COUltCIL
CHAlllllll OP THI c1n OP 1nPOr1T llACH. llOO
...,_, IOULIVMD, AT 7a00 P&, WITH M . Olm VICI
POii •TRODUCTIOll Oii MRI. • Alm llCOlm -·Q AID .. TIOll OI' Tiii OM•UllCI Oii •Y tO, tW.
lh~04/0hyctasalf,.d .,.,....~ pnoftl untw Of AOHA r FRANCIS .,. perlOn Wl.,.Mng; PILOT ca ...... n WSI ......... .,....... ....
M••n ~~~~•or~~ow11<1aka~a~H~.1* MaMn ~~.,.~~•••••••••••~•••~--~-~~~-~~~~~~~-~ Contented 10 fh• pn>potitd OABAOW Kl loulh C)octen Dn¥e '7, Lot ~ fWM or '*"" n
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5
Tuesday. March 23, 1983 ..
.330 West Bay Street
INDEX
· 1~1Ul. ESTAlt
Dfl1FOR SALE ·I
Jlouaea/Condos ..................... t 002-1094
Mobile Homes ...................... _ ....... 1100
Acreage .......................................... 1125
Building & Contract ..................... 1 uo
Beach Property ............................. 1175
Cemeta.ry Lots ............................... 1225
Houaea To Be Moved .................... 1325
Lota For Sale ......................... :'.i ..••• 1400
Old·Of·County ..•............................ 1525
Out·Of·State .................................. 1558
Rancbea/Farms .............................. 1575
Re•<? rt Properties ......................... 1580
Tl.me Shares .................................. 1590
Real Estate Exchange ................... 1600
Real Estate Wanted ...................... 1625
1mREAL ESTAlt CJ.URENTALS
Houaea/Condos ..................... 2102-2194
Apartments .......................... 2602-2694
~uplexes ........................................ 2704
Rooma ............................................ 2706
Hotels/Motels ................................. 2718
Vacation Rentals ........................... 2722
Roommates Wauted ...................... 2724
Rentals Wanted ............................ 2728
Garages For Rent ......................... 2740
Storage .......................................... 2742
W.c. Rentals .. ~~--....................... 2744 ..
Costa Mesa, CA, 92627
Apa.rtmenta/Commerclal ................ 2750
Bualne .. Property ........ _ ............... 2767
Bua~eH OMce Rentals ................ 2769
Commercial Property ....... ~ ............ 2778
Duplexes/trnlts .............................. 2786
Industrial ...................................... 2788
lriCome J>roperty ........................... 2790
IAausuiEss a HFINANCIAL
BuslneH For Sale ....... : ................. 2900
BuslneH Opportunity . .' ................. 2904
BuslneH Wanted ........................... 2906
Credit .. : ................... .' ..................... 2907 .~
Investment Opportunity ............... 29C'8
Investment Wanted ....................... 2910
Money To Loan ............................. 2914
Money Wanted .............................. 2916
Mortgaare•. T.D.' .......... : ................. 2918
GENERAL POLICY
Rates and deadlines art subj«t to change
without notice. The publisher resuves the right
to censor, reclassify, revise or rtject any
classified adnrtisetMnL Please report any errors
that may be in your classified ad immediately.
The Daity Pilot & The Independent accepts no
liability for any error in an advertisement for
which it m~ be responsible except for the cost
of Lbe spare actually occupied by the error.
Credit can only be allowed for the first insertion.
.. '
1m NllUIDDJS lllSC.
Announcement s ............................. 2920
Theater/Casting ............................. 292 l
Income Tax ................................... 2922
Lost & Found ......................... : ... : .. 12925
H~altb & FltJ:\esS ........................ , .. 30:00
Schools/Instruction ............. : ......... 3012
Travel ............................................ 3 014
Membership's ................................. 3018
Personals .............................. 3002-3005
---SERVICE
ll:IDIRECTORY
Service Directory ................. 3406-3939
. . -
EMPLOYMENT
OPPORTUNmES
En1ployrnent ........ : ......................... 5530
Employment Wanted .................. : .. 5 535
Domestic ...... _ ................................ 5540
"MERCHANDISE. ~~FORSAL.E
Antiques ........................................ 6010
Appliances ..................................... 6011
Auctions ........................................ 6012 .
How To Place A Classified Ad
BY PHONE:
714-642-5678 .
North Orange County-540-1220
BY VISITING OR MAIL:
330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
(comfr-ol Ntwport BJYd. & Bay St.)
CLASSIFIED HOURS:
Telephone 8:00AM-S:30PM. Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:30AM-5:30PM Monday-Friday
)
Furnlture ....................................... 8014
Mlsc. Merchandise ........................ 6015
Cameras ........................................ 6018
Collectibles .................................... 6017
Computer• ..................................... 6018
Free Merchandise ......................... 6022
Jewelry/Furs/Art ............................ 6025
BuUdlng Materials ....... :.: ............. 6030
Machinery ..................................... 6045
OMce Furniture/Equipment .......... 6047
Pets/Alumals ................... .' .............. 6049
Musical Instruments ..................... 6055
Pianos/Organs ............................... 6059
Bicycles ......................................... 6060
Sportlng Goods ............. , ............... 60G5
Tickets ....... : .... _ .......................... : .. 6075
TV/Stereo/Electronics .................... 6080
Garage Sales ....................... 6102·6 190
Boats ............... : .................... 7011-7018
Manne Service ............................ ·7020
• Marine Slips/Docks ....................... 7022
A.lrplanes ...................................... 8010
Camperstrrallers ........................... 8014
Scooters ........................................ 8018
Automobiles .......................... 9010·9090
OEADLl~ES
M onda..y . . . . .... .. .. .. . •. Friday 6 30PM
Tuesday ..
Wednesday
.M opday ~;30PM
Tuesd&y 6:30PM
I ndependent Wednesday 3:30PM
Thursday . . W~eaday 6130PM
Friday... . ............... Tb~day 6 :30PM
Saturday .......................... Friday 6 :30Plll
"'* llY-' .....,._., l1n11· ...... ~ .... "
Tiiis ... ,,,., wlU HI
fOUAI. ~ ........., iCCltll llY Wftt11St· HOUSES/
CONDOS
COSTA MESA 1024
•Eaatalde1t IT'S A BUYER'S MARKET Now's the tim e to buy. Interest
rotes ore )ow ond you con make
some greot deals on Real Estate.
look in the Pilot Classifieds to
direct you to your dream house.
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All IUI tlUlil Mfttl!Ult 111,IAIS ........ If .. i... OW 111Mn
........ iaWtlj«lllllleft•· .. lllfHy ....... IN! Ill
1111 F• Mt.a111t Act ti 1t61 II W.ta MflftlU• ill tills
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1-.1 ..... ••11111•'*' II ~MUD II Ul·JMI. •
FO R SALE
'
COSTA MESA 1024
Refurbished 4BR,
2.SBA. formoldinnlng
room, priced-to se ll•
$339,000 ColucciOs 631-11J 1
GniPb & Ellis
644-6200
------ICARPENnY 3510 CHILD CARE 3536 HANDY MAN 3710 IRRIGATION 3773 LANDSCAPE a MOVING 3834 PET TUTORING 3930
38 94 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SERVI CE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim IA WN CARE 3808 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SE~VI CES
DIRECTORY
POOL
387Q SERVICE
Qlty Cuatom Woodwaf1l Overnight chlldcare·Mom /aHome.1'et1tal Pro,ertlet
•••••••• c.ibs & repli11, custm wdwr1t •fl ktds •• help you ~ you P a i n t ·C a r p e n t r Y· he'd. guar., free esl. work f119111S. no be<lweCle<tJal-Drywall and morol
S•v On Movtng iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
Lowest. Sto rage, prof Gr•tefut P ets Board• Cool · Water Poole
XLNT rep 1 hr min ins dayoate tra1n,Groom with wkly pool clng. chem
Certlfl9d Te~r
Enghsh Reading math
Exp deqree d teacher
Hard Weed c.natst7~ lttgiet. lndr\'rnag 963.o345 Gary &45-5277 T167659 V MC 731-2956 lovel Ment•on ad 4 disc• SNC, equip repair. free 97S.M13
* 754-1088• e~t. 775-1722
3784 • TREES . PAINTING 3858 -------•-------WALL liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PIASTER ROOFING 3910 COVERINGS 3932
eB9nt•'• -.W•Y one
We respond! UclS14281
714-761-4294 CARPET 3514
•INSURANCE Topped/flemon l••n•. eW.P . YOUNGQUIST REPAIR 3880 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • Fr-house calla APPRAISALS ~. 751-3479 P•lntln9 Contractor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Jonn ... nry'a Certified Wallpapenng Removal
•,_II Homes My Spoc1;a!lcyl Spec1alls1S In all traaesl Replncement & Cover· MAssAGE 0 31 nt b n s A 1 0 1 epa rs and pa1nt1ng Ouoilltv
ADDITIONS
REMODELING 3410
.......... &AddftleM
Degree In Arctlttec:ture
free design proposal
frH esl Uc9'649260 • 7&e-4084.
UCHITECTUll
DUFTING 3428,
c.,pet repair ••pef1
Rostrotch1ng/patching
New & Used instlll1hon
Carpet below wholesale!
Mr. Robinson 847·2340
l'V 1 ed Bo t Dlacount j,,,ertca 3830 u pai ing Y pro lnl l:•t patch plaslenng 00 ing rer 0 r 1 Work ' Lie 636980 • c Hn sons age Sen1ice. Forrest l.Jcl 602098 Ins custom tt•tunng quallly 15 yrs local business finest homes lor 12 yrs. call nowl 756-8826 W. Pond 973·9419 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii < Free esL 645-3305 WOtk Problems No """b· ltc'd Rois 548-8213 call Marelo 379 !>S3J callWendy M2·7033 •------------------,...-, WE ~ S~ t-!a"" t~lttt• McGregor's Maintenance William Harold Jewelers M•s999e The rapy on 1'20 Yrs of Quality Work terns• •326864 SS4·78J Re Roots & Repairs Tola! lnl'\lno~"'Re",;(>d. Mana'• home cle•nlng Ex Vint. ref's, 27 reliable watch & Jo-lry repair Chlro1><act1c Otf1ce Most Aoth•tll Sono• l~ ~· _R __ e_s_t_u_c_c-o'""/P __ •_t_c..,.h..,.ln-9 Loca l Reis. 16 Yrs t"l•nQ Serv Actvlce 10 Dependable. reason yrs •~P Ouesuoos an-AntlQue'Fine Jewelry ins accepte<I Call Nnncy Reis .., l2'<» A"y 11,.,. Waler damago int. e><t GreillN Pac.tic FUq The Ctuv b.!J 7172 ablo and rohable •-red tor free! 646-8146 Buy/sell.lr~<M 4573-03455 or Reath.a 843-9053 Ins. work 20 yrs O'CP 83 .. 1"9 •62t368 9 yrs exp. S34-SH8 1...,,R-e-pal-r·..,..R-emo--do-1--ln-s-ta_l_I Extr• ha nds of N.B. Uc'd 83&-iu 14
--------......... QMnlnt lemc• all trades. 16yra exp LANDSCAPE a MISC Pa1nt1ng/wallpapor CARPET °"' team cleans tiouses, 539 9822 repnlrs. refere nces
apts,orrices 10 ~ eiq>. • IAWN CARE 3808 SERVICES 3831 free est 644-1478 PLUMBING ' 3890
•Thunder Rooftng• For a ll vour roohng lrr========:;i
noedsl Acrool rep011t
I.Jc 6381 « ....... 122 No matter
what you're
doing, your
hometown
newspaper
Cl.E.AHJNG 35l5 he/bonded/ref's 892-5661 Teuch of New E"9fancl liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii RAINBOW Circle Melftt. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil--:-;·•;iRR'.oot~iiRi.e;;pa;;i1;;,..;.;-
Handr'"•n Service• .... 1 ,. __ _, T SS 00 s-ct•I H 5 Pllllllng ~'£.d Ho\ise.I •• Olacount ** The Re .... •ir $peciahst 0r...-countw'•8e•t
Andy'• Carpet &
Upttolste~~nlng. 191 .. 1e1 Ht
•WINDOW CLEANING•
FREE ESTIMATES
5J 1 ·3237 David
PainVl1te/plumblhome Im-.... _,._..,c.,_ ,... • -· ou • Apt. Oual job. Frff ast -prove. Jet.my 857-0940 Service . Remov•I, cleanlnq/lnterior St hc l S69897 636 175S ~1-~a.'c S•me dav scrvf7 dnva Trim. Senior Diec. Decorator/Palm read·,_________ "°~.~~x~!s~IO al 722-8848
Free est. 5J1·8•ts Ing/kids haircut S5 hrl SemJ.rellred p•lnter
0es1gn • Plana 1--------HEALTH, BEAUTY
Bid•• Permits -C-E-~-NT----COMPANION a FITNESS 3740 011rdoning/lnndscap1ng
tree's, Indoor plant care,
claan-up Comm/Res
527·1087
•945-3701• •ll•lelolli-"mlr\loil l.Jc 'bond1ns 537·1122 --------The
u tu1111111 • drs:wil ft9.1ir Or•ln Problems & REAL ESTATE t,;a;tii..
Consulting Avall. ~ r••a 3554 40 yrs ellp. 638-7990 3526 ~ liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CONCRETE Dfot M•e•c 1ooae up
•Dnlftl"9 & °"'9n• COfftll•nlon c .... Ellp to 30 pound• In 30 ~~~'!,\':::,. LAtu'1 lMIClllclpe ~ S.c'ty/bookkpr. Drive, days for under S30. en.~ 174-7'1t7 New/r•landacaping & errands. prepare • 424-34e2 • dealgnlng~ Any kind/ meals. eT3-eeGS
lllDAL
S!IVICES 3480
.u ...... n71 ---~~...-----·--~----IMPROVEMENTS Tc!!~~~1c~~.~t ELECnICAl 3610 HOME 3756
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MOVING 3834 fftt ea11a doof1 91).19$0 ~lumblng Rep•lr SPEClAllST 3911 ~
•v ,.. Non"*· 1o1ees. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii fits In.
PERSONAL __ ~ __ o.p. __ 540430 ___ , -· 1•t TIMe ... , .... •nd I~======:::::>
o,..n Scene L.andscpng F•1t Movers 3867 Dr•in =i•lilt f0teelosure apec1..i.i1 & Irrigation, Trimming SEJtVIC!S call Jltn Olgrado
& RemOYOIS. Cle.,,. -379-5555 19iiiiii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiii&iiil Slwtf -·· Aema11 76()..$000 e'Cl20t ups & Ma1nt. St Uc. 1• ·~
11599025, 432 ... 04 local or long d 11tance Your,.,..._.~ 945-2382
~ Low rates 1.1c111151n P-"'lfl.~tnanc11 •No Gimmick•• TAI SERVICE 3925 Ke1t1n's Sprinkler Service •--,-.-•• -L-l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E_ boohfPll'Q to•• 14> 'fOlll PIUMbihe ting;draira
Spnnkler'Mahbu rejMllra v Vllabtt ~l IS1.-S:l1 flat low ratn, frH est Aul01Manu~I_ ~atoms The Calif. Public Ut11.. lie. MCNlaa 6'$-~
~ILOT CLASSIP'll[D
lt'a the relOUl'C. you
~ count on to Ml• a
myriad of merchan-
dise ltt-ms, ~u e
CXlf COiumns compel
quallf1ed buyera to
ca111 # 277329. HlgtMlt OulU
Low Pres. (714)9'2·7093 ,....ATL •lectrto
rea/comm, 2" hr srv. .-V wor\ tor ...... price!
* 522•7903 • ties · Commlssloo RC>i------------------• Celnta ConatrucUon1---------OUIRE:S that all used PIANO It VOCAL ~ Pfoot yourself'
Hew remodeUckM1ons a.awne.re h o u a eh o 1 d g ood a Pluf'nblnO & c"81ft ceMC9
CPA
Fotmet IAS A~t Low f-s. GR8 rilaulls ___ ea __ ... _.,. __ _
Apt. at home~•
24 ,.,,. 7$3 "68 Sf*1111(t 1n c\ltlOl'f\ld\11 lowt1t pncel • • moncl\, mover a pr1r11 their LESSONS 3868 Pholle ~e&'WOltl Gu.w·
ltnging )obtkcl Ml).1$» lmt & back S35 ~ yerd PUC Cal T nutnl>Qr, Liiiii••liiiliiii8•& W'l-.dl CM ..,.....7
HS.:127 limos .net chauffeurs l•ne lnatructlon
Llc'd ..... 024
D•ycaro: Inf~• lhru pmuas BOMI .G .... mowed front Pfint theif TCP nvm your nom.. 1au. ct.ta· -P00--1------•nu 3921
J IUSIMESS Kinder, ~ U1c11. -.t. b.1ck St 1 50, clean-bof In •" aoverti.. ••ca pop 15 yr• HP l•••••••••I SlaYJCIS 3418 ~ 11'1 '·" • a.,Dlta 3115 llPADS 3158 ups ft compt HN •IM mont.s It you haYO et BA i'.nusic 71MM409 SIJtVICI ~ti•••••••I ol n.c Mpll-..tt t.m•••••••li••iiiiiiiiiiiiil•• ava•I, e:t 1-aaoe qv .. 1oon abo\11 the ... ••••••••Ill ,, .. gahty or a movet. tlmo1 ________ _
Nat'I Domoeele Aeencv· •llWa QAT88* * "a Mome _.__.,.. LISA'8 CLUM Saa&. or ehaufleur, call AC'tel--"' ~ ltto
Spoclatt.re In IMI W ..... IJIP 'J>all,,..._e Ooot•,uiy rol repta, Lawn A U.r>UsCflpingl F"11bllc Ultht'" ~ IY'lil
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Tiki adla• al• L91 MONTHLY RATE! _. or service tor only ••
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t1•2 Pott T=n. lg yd QU1M. 9f'Cll pt lt9"·MOO. 29R .. 700
OWMrlAQ( 720-gO atea 94'1·'1... ' ()c:.-n --. ~ '8A CAoM 10 ~ "BA, 2 "°""• to HUIHIYI .__,
•········-8 '.W. 28' hOuM, lrpl, &and, ltpl, .. c.t 89•1---..----"'!'""'1"'.;..,:.....,.---,... •tolt4t, refrig, d/W, w/d, rage ltt9S 72~961 •iiWi .... UiCIA&J1 .......... ..._ __ _..._...:..----BOUSES/ enct yrd a ga1, pet o11 .... _.. Lg deM 2bt ttwa. 991,11 • ..-0 .... IOlO SPllD •
CONDOS 59$5/mo ~~5M2 --· ,.,.. ..... ,~Y nu Cf>', DIW. a&CMacte BUSDIBSS 6 -•• uawo s-a<>ATS ' 7011 l.o'<l-'Y •br condo, N8 1760 No Pet 6"0.2•91 au fOlt SALE WTllH ~te. tJ2~ ava11 flNANCB
MOBILE
HOMES 1100
2Bt 1 B•. ga~• •• "°"" CAlll 6"2·-930.t Near Newport ~··········••I f 7 Lrg t BA gardtln apt 11
enced yard 2t 3 Neer •••r•lhl"• ---------•
Ea.c Twnhm, XLNT l•••••ill•• $650 uUI inc. 759-1004 IUSJNESS
LOC. 28R 2BA. 2 ~r APARTMENTS 1..,0u.....,..let-w-.. -,.-,-000--aq-f\, OPPOa...,ruTTY
gar• XTRA a&orage, ..._. 1 BA 3 plex •Pt. Muat ' v "'
w/d, tr~. mic:ro. dJw, POR ltEn .a aae, aundeck, w/d 2904
IY -ER! Vauttad c:elltnQa, frpl, I•••••••• hkupa, $750 &42·5393 vw.. new pnt/crpt Ltg deck
MTtGUaa•XPO
OC Fairground•
ffrl, .... Sun ' ... '° Booth 7: VIClOfllln ..
Moaat, "" & CutglHa. A&M AntlqUM
Booth 39: Fine fftai. Jewetry/anijqua~.,.
p ... , Muftoy Jewelef
Huge 3BR 28A hke •riWht & ~tlatl ... 1---------.-'SNACK WNDINQ NtW t989 Goldan""9•t 11100/mo M2·2782 ••••oA •-.-.,.-nu-A_____ Po.albt• 1950 Wffllty Elec &rain, Engine, 2
S ---------....-~vn Start Pff Mii\ ltMNl can. track, wth 1700
MobU• Home teps LARGE clean 28' tBa ISLAND 2606 1c•c& 2648 800 330-~ Mii ssoo 759-5"02 10 beach! Moving, house w/gat. Avocad01'ii•iii&iiiiiiiiiiiiiliii .on 14,175. . muat sehl S30K. OBO Street. No pets. $67511' Local Vending Route WtC .. R LOWSUT
t 9 ' QI.AS TRON 'a'I
t 90HP Merc/CtulMr
1/0. Open 8ow Tri· Hutl, Sun-Top, ,.,....,,
Lots of atorage. Great
aid bOal In attceli.n& conditlon. (10·f*a<>n
capacity). 19,000
080 Call ..... 1•7t
19'Trt.fwtl'6V
Ford v-8. gOOd cond
w/\laller. Sac.lo S2•50. ••••408 890-14 28 mo 240.2299 ••l'front ,\br, frpl, 28A 28A. ~r. lndry '*'· 14000 00 •month po Ct .. m color. High
NEWPORT HEIGHTS ptkng, yearlyJ, nl gteat view, 220 Cl.ti tent>al Muat aall. back Lovely, andi---------
PLUG ·IN ~~~ HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
38', S895 28'. 1695 1mokers/pe11 ~1075 pr St 150 827·5107 or t-800 6S3 8J6l &turd(.' 5275 firm. MAIINE SDVJCE
NO PETS. GAl'denar 1 __ mo __ •_7 ___ :J"_•_•_4_o__ 3 t0.59e-4770 VENOING·lncred1b'a 7 4/940-9779 SUPPLIES 7020
Refa req. 650-2256 FUN place 10 lfve. Oce9"tr0ftl tBt In his· toutes wilt aell cheap! ---------
FrHhly painted 1er torlc Mectrtetr. vllla °" S3K-AK caan """kly ••PUANCcS 6011 w11h d/w, $695 Avail clott above pvt beach possible. Proven mon· ~ ~ Hydra Holat, 12000 NEWPOllT no-N. 774-3055 736-8836 Frpl<:, tr .... MCIUlllon. eymaket. No competl· pound, recently rebulC, BEACH 2169 $1725/mo 72t-6838 Uon SO down II quall· AOmlral refrlo. 18.6 eu· loc In Newport Har·
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BAI.BOA
PENINSUIA 2107 Beach Area!
IALIOA lndry tac, 220 Clltl Or. 800·992'1202 xlnt, $200. 6"S-82t8
PENINSULA 2607 S595/mo. 7t4-827· --------1 5t07 or 310·596-4'770 MONEY Maytag Wuhet/Ken-MAlllN'E SLIPS more Dryer: Almond DOCKS 7022
+,t1' , ... ,1' f<A ••• ,. ,,, lrg ••ec home, Nyv1cw,
qu1e1 t1e•~ftloo<I 3brf
2t>a. parking $2000 mo
722·t850
NEWftC>ltl PDINSULA
YEARLY OA WIHTER
S950'MO-S 1 n!llMO
2-4 ... -..
2BR lBA Oen, akylOIHa,1----,------TO LOAN 2914 color $300. 723·t 2.37
uo DECK, w/d hkups, NEWPORT iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil.
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ly CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
CORONA
DELMAR 2122
F urni6hed/Unfurnll'*I
Villa Rentals
675-4912
oar. $1225/mo, utll pd, BEACH 2669 LowHI R atH for rell/ :...F-.... -Nl-'r'n'9--C---10 lllnut .. To Open 222 1/2 35th 67S-IUO purchase. Consolidate v"" &v.uo 6014 Soelt-SAJL: •5 ' w/
•UNFURN IBr yearly
with garage, stove &
retrlg. Steps to bench
S775/mo 645·5862
debit Brkr Shotellne 1 O' beam 1450/mo.
•2BDRM $700• Mortgage 372·2235 Beeut of.pc dinette: 752·288 t * t BDRM $800• Tinted glaaa, bran & --8..,....2.....,,,FT=-s~u""p,,...--
Frig, dshwahr, atove •••••••••I wood, mauve colored NEWP<>ftT •UCH
\ incl. No peu 545-<4855 ·-o' ... CE~NTs chr•. S350. 64S-~l8 Power Of ... 1. easy $750 Ou101 atudlo BR1---------nnn vn lllJO 7t4/873 2810
condo, voraaJllos, ftlg, CORONA 2Br 1 Ba oceentront •••••••••I BraH & whll• Iron day entry. · ·
TAY CALM
1 BR w/den, 11oplca1
yard, dble gar, near
beach 499 Seaward
SI 200/mo ren1 or lse
Peta ok. "36-0"50
pool, spa, gym, pa110, DEL 'IUllD upper, relrlg, s1ove, bed w/trundle bed. CJeaalc Nwpt •ch
sec gate, 64e-2947 m.n.... 2622 street pa/1tmg St tOOI Calm quill, duslef & Loe! Sllp1 to 50'.
mo 310/596-8214 ANNOUNCEMENTS plllow1 Incl. S200. Posslblo llvHbo11rd l
8'1th \l\llntrable N11rth dtal11
NORTH
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WEST EA T
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Vold 7 6 6 4 3
J 6 6 .. 2 10 7
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SOUTH
•AK 62
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AK9
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The b1ddin1r
North Eut Sou&h West
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2 Pa.. 4 NT P ...
6 P ... 6 NT P ...
7 PaaaP ... P ...
Openin1t lead t'our of
Thtt 1mmed1au-reactmn liy m;:111t
declarer!' lO a '-'mblt> trump break 11
blind pa.nic. It •• far morti een•1ble to
cut abtJUt for a w11y v' overc"me
th1J1 mtAfortunl'
North South btd auperbly t.tJ •
11ound rr•"<t llam 'ince South
could oot ~ •ure 111hert the hand
wu COll\C t.o bt played. the unl'
he.art retpon.ae hu our endmwment
de.p1u tht> 20 h111h card pcmn.
Once North 111.ed,, South leaped di·
re<tly V1 81.ackwood Whtn South
announced pc>lllleMion nf 111 the acea
hy follow1nr 1111th • fi11t orJ trump
aak fo r kmr1. North JUdgt"d that the
u cellent trump •1upport, 1>ade am
gjett>n a.nd prime carda mented a 2BR 2BA, 2 car gar,
Jump w 1 ir1nd 1lam frog, W/0 , t Blk 10
Avl lmmedl 3BR 38A,
totally upgraded, cen·
tral heat & air, cul-d•·
sac, $1995 640 7414
Studio · Large, brig hi. Bttght. spac:lous. 3br/ 2920 1575..a74 • or 675"6<133 631-8480 Of 575-8107
lrpl, walk·•n closol ug 2ba. new pnt/crpl, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cheuy OU4Htn Anne •
Sundock S795/mo. atep1 10 hdo village & Anyone knowing the Bullet & Ch1.na W/
Bluffw..Vlew. 3Br 2Ba,
When dummy 8 .......,1,e<f, dttlarer bch. $1450 Call Paul ,,,,.. 840-5324 A11I Now wn dehghted. It appeartd that t1110
pade ruffl (Jn lhe table WU all that LUXURY 2BR 2BA
wa1 nttded w land 13 tricke Oeder· home, gar, frpl, 3 blks
uul Incl. 644-1449 beach.S 1300. agt. where abouts of Ktm watartord cut gl3SS
82.3-&200 Alan Hebert, please doora, m rrOfed bac_k,
Eaatblufl Comiftanltr call u1 collect at curio ht eodl St .•50 •
•PVT DOCK S1 2 n,
f()f • boat 25·50 ft,
XLNT LOC ON
NNM 67S.7S99
to be3ch, evall now, er won the diamond open mg in hand only s 1295 642·5290
2.300sf, den, flpl, lndry ---------
rm, patoo, new1y dee COSTA MESA 2624
S2000 723-0352 760-861 a 837 Am"'OS way 3Br 504·3G7·ft04 Inherit· Matching table & 8
.,. 1 __,, cha1r1 s 1,350 • Charry I .. •••••••• or 2Br/den, 2-car gat, once in110 v.,.. 1•
pvt PDllOS &U-6458 ~~· sr:°5,n:!r . ':~~R TJtANSPOITATION PLEASE RETURN ..... ...., andledlhtlwoofbeartawthtnine, MAGNIFICENT 180 •Brand new baytront ••200 OFF! JOA
onJv ll'I have West d1Kard 1 dia Ocoftn' • Harbor vi-view condo, 2BR 2BA, u 21h8a, W/0 hkups, mund rm \h11 tnclc 4BA 2•~BA Nu bf.nda/ 2 car gar, yrly $1400 0 rage, 2233 Fairview LIDO ISLE fully turn
That ne«a11t.l.t'd a changr in cnrpo1/pa1nt/lndscpg C1hdy 973,3777 Agt $1070/mo 54a.700t I Br Ulll, gar incl
plan The only way t.o cope wllh Lots ol hghl. Comm HTS :»aA 39A $1250 SJ85/mo yrty. t per·
East's bott\er!IOme finh trump we11 pool 53500. 721-0678 Twnhse atyle, au g3r, S450/Small IBR. ainglo. son. no pets ~73.o837
via a cro sruff To accompli.8h that, OCEAN & BAY VWS w/d h~up, f/p. No p I n/sm~ro"~ ~le I Tth •NEWPORT HOHTS
declattr h&d t-0 caah thr aidt·tult. ~ow Carpet/Pa1n1. 760·1713 or 857·1776 548.0358 Cloan tBr, gar, lndry
wsnnen first The obv1ou11 dantcer 2en • Oen Spacious LIDO ISLE No pets. $6J5/mo. Don & LA w/FP. W/0 , S b 38R •E 'S1do 2BR 2BA, 650·8145 wa.s that thtet rounds of diamond.a 2 c~r "'net Oar s2250 1eps ID each, / C
Id lh h b d I " ._ 2BA. S 1850/mo loaso, $825 mo, Now arpel, N rt T WOU not go rllU(! , Ul K' arer Aqt •75-231 t 87•1811 d/W, gar, no pot1 twpo en•ce
NO QUESTIONS USED 373·3026
S TUDIO •ED SET ASKED wl1h enct table. stoo EIS V'S Btown bnefcaae wllh 6't0-.C730 CAMP • R ,
high peraonal value TRAILERS 8014
and bluo duffe1 bag, •TWO laAR STOOLS
taken from the Daily Soulhwestern•atyle
PJIOI parking IOI on 31 w ith 9 ·1nch·round
4 /93pl•••• call whltewa1hed wood
432•821\a lramea. Cream/mlnV vv pink cushions Ewcel· found 11 way w 1urmount. that 1---.::...,------__ o_w_n_r. __ .,._____ 3M-0807 3Br 2"'1Ba, Sl150/mo
ubtot.ade. Ll.10 lalo, .3 • 3, lam rm, 1---------____ 64_5_:1_2_84 ___ ---------'-
l)e{'larer came lQ hand with the rodec 2-car gar, E"SIDE Beck •• " OceenfronU Furn'd LOST ar
1en1 condition. $150/
pair. 7141840-9779
'84 Komfcwt 024' Trtr
Roof air. Awning. Obi
axle, Sleeps 8. Kept In
storage EJtclt'lt condl· uon. S5500 76t-A29t
d d hed h d For Ad Action $2,300 310·277·1583 Lg 20R w/balcor:iv tamun ace. cu t e ace an Call a Call ownct attet 6PM $725/mo No Pets 36'· t 3J4Ba, d/w, w/d, FOUND 2925 MOTORCYCLES
king or clubti. then the 11ce and ktnK 329 UmvetSlty Or,E qarnge. Weekly, or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MEICJ!ANDlS! of spadf'!I, d111C'ardm1 tht board'a iii)~ •Lido Penmsul•• M2·2819 S•400lmo H2·5t55 6015 SCOOTERS 8018 l H b V FOUND· Blaclo. & wn11e MISC. queen of diamond• The rest of the uxurv· or 0' iow· 1---------Step• to •••c h 3BA a. _.. h h Huge IBR 2BA, O'W, •FREI! CABLEl!•I 2eA. I Car Gat, Patio/ Puppy, approx " iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii t978 HONDA 750f'
N-top eod. OOod
Condlll()n, $ 15()0/obo
tnc..s were acorn> via 1 11 crc>u AD-VISOR W/D-decl<' w/Vl•w I Bdrm, cl Ml, pool 1 mo• old, 3115, Orange ruff Furn1:1ohe<S/Unlurn side, Q.1led. lndry rm, b;:alcony, rpl $1200 & 18th, CM Call to '79 Varna. 650, cle<!in,
Notice that 1t WH t'Ht'nl.i.tl for 642·5678 873--8030 Mon.sat. cloM to bch, a.chis & mo. Ell.u 800-69S-44Q9 ldeouly. 722·7247. ne.d• minor writ, H
declarer w ~ad tht low trump at 710 Udo PMtl Dr. ahOps 642·5858 Versailles studio, w/bf __ F_O_U_N __ D_:_D00,,.....,,~--1 11 SSOO 759·S402 71 •1890-0055
lntk two. Had declarer played htch S725 mo also ltg 'bf Ma 1 e 1 on g ha 1 red 75 gal qua1roum com pt
from lltod, Eaat cuuld ruff duba 1t. •·E-MP--L-0-YME--HT----11!--to-.cHT c'IUPLOYMEHT w/mim v-S84~~ Dechahund, red, 31 xtrat. no 11sn $t 151-8-MW-------90-3-0 every tum end at the end would be ,.;an.-· ,_._ ..na both •Int q~ ..,._. t8/93, vie V.ctor1a & 7a9-5402 · UOn many amen, oNalk c ---------1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~f\ with the lol!Ven of lNmp1 O\ltr 5530 5530 I 5530 10 beach, tull aeeumy, Placenua, CM •II LMTD p nno,.n1p, ca11•
dt'cl11ru'• deuc.e le•so. no pela. &«-N~ncy, 63t-Gal l 2S mp atlp 1175 plu• '88 7351, Silver/bk.le,
721 t Agt. LOST CAT neg dep, 759-5402 htalher Int. f..ill power,
••••
Black & While ah0f1 blUe boolt S IAl,250 ae"
W N-port, ateps to haJr female, loll Sat . ~IN.ALL MACHIN~, $1 t,SOO 644-5514
bch, 3BR 28A, d/w, 3113, v1c Monie V1s1a 'Dunerlly " Be•t ottet pa110. SI 175/mo Prop St & Otango, Cot5tA Cllt·2t.65 85 3181 • Auto, •DR •
Hse Alli• 642-3850 Mesa. REWARD Call ---------aorv~ r41c:Orda. We• 8_3t·3964 Queen Palme, 8 ft tall. c;ated tor, thoroughly
•••••••••• --'---------• $20 ea, gal plants S 1, recond•tloned beauty I LOST In Colla Mota 3/ ahade, plno, fruit (ISMH349) $7,995
APARTMENTS
FOR RENT
2 1/93· Springer treea. t5 gitl $20, Crevier •MW
8 P • n I e I , ma I e Horb plants 135 kinds 835-317t •
brown/white. Noed1 S 1,"Ulac $1 O 674·9422 1500 Auto M ... Dr.
Modiealior' R(WARD ••nt• ~I
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
The Huntington Beach/
Fountain Valley Independent
is looking for an experienced
retail salesperson. We offer a
salary/commission package as
well as full benefits (medical,
denta l, vision), a 401 K plan
and credit union. Please send
a resume with a daytime
phone number to:
HOTELS
8t MOTELS 2718
LIVK IN LACUNA
Furn Studios, kitchen
enes, TV, pool S 1 75
& up 494-5294
Call Susan Burna1do ---------
862'2660 JEWELRY, f URS
t.ost l t8 Fomato b1ae11 & ART 6025 CHEVROLET 9045
& w h "• c a' , d e iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiia c I a w e d , n a m e 11
"1nanda Hart>ot View Cet11er ClaS11C T~ '88 C..,..ro. Po-r
stear1ng, air, new
stereo, bl~. gd cond
$3000/0bO. 548-8111
I Some lh099 e OefMted com-p1e1e1y lleng
10 Seuon
"Anolnl IS Cab
18 W&lar Sp
I 1 P\Jrpte "'80.
18 Anc:lenl Greek
land
19 Short n..i
20 Sayt
22 Auto problem
24 Cetet>r1ty ?6 ,,_.,,
my1ta
27 10 ...
tevor t1om
31 PllClW
32 Vanc;e
33 Fiii needl
35 Jewel
38 Eden retldenl
39 ElecirlCl•n
al umee
40 Animal aoo.ino
41 Hornt><ea
42 M•elea ,,.,,..,.,
43 Parctl
44 l.Anglh unll
"5 Muteultt
POWW 47 Cllmbe
51 Opurn111m
52 ..... ~
54 Milllairy
p4ane sa._. .....
2 3 ..
17
59 W~eO
81 Lauo .,.,
62 Cheiplin C>r09
63 Half Pfef
6" e.aeie • ctaw IS Gr..-god
M W.-ght
116owet:e.e
67 Hang 1ooN1y
DOWN
I Blxtdiel
2 Fl.ad amoun1
3 Blacil ptef
4 Veloable
metal
$ Wlllldrewt e Dined
7 YooOQ enimat e Ben11h
9 Ca1aa1ropne
tO Flealllet
t 1 Ano1'* time
12 Money 13 a, .. , -
21 Dl•ll-eall
23 Format
Ruuian '""" ... .,
25 CIMf
27 Congeme
21 Jelilyl.
()9C)Otlt• 29 Mldeatl Ian<! 30~
3' Frect;on
35 8ooL• 3e St LOUii
37 Item°'
l<*IOr•
39 S«ltng 01
HB/FV Independent
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Attn: Wayne Rowan
No phone calls, please EOE
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by Non11ae Melltot, 11\t wrlllna •11d
the 91111. I would IN ple-4 If you
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Yer'lt., N.Y. R"po-. Nor••n M•lkr,
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with wn-ta, 318/93 on a cr1tiee S285 Pnone 1---------~lboa Blvd Pis call 631 1364 FORD 9075 RENTALS TO
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near Pe1ty School, AN1MALS
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beh/lennla. 23-39,n/a
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cable. Patio, aundk, ·-·····••I Pl!ACH COCKATOO Ip. 1450/mo 64&-<4400 Tame. atfecllona1e &
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cnble, pool, Jacuzzi. 5 EMPLOYMENT
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dop, Yl utla 6"•·9027 ATIN WOfk 01 home 0, P1nno1 $475 C.n Help 109,000ml, txcallen1
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LARGE, PRIVATE un· $2000-$6000 Fff 1 6408
lun'll•hod BEDROOM 800·576 0.-88 Nikki
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