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c_,sta Me-a might add 21 positions to layilll list
~Total number of eliminated
jobs would rise to 47 as city
continues to wrestle with budget.
By Joel Beers. Staff Wrrtet
COSTA MESA -The city plans to lay
off an additional 21 employees by the end
of June, including seven fire department
employees.
f ourteen general employees wilJ be
eliminated and seven fire employees will
lose their jobs, pending City Council ap-
proval, City Manager Alan Roeder said
Thursday.
An additional 13 positions that have
been vacant as part of the city'!. hiring
freeze also will be eliminated.
Coupled with a decision last month to
privatize portions of four city services, the
total number of positions that could be
eliminated from next year's budget is 47.
The decisions arc a result of an anti·
cipated $4.5 to S6 million cut the city
faces if Gov. Wilson goes through with his
proposal to redirect local property tax rev-
enue from cities to the state's barren cof-
fers.
"I think that's the extent we'll need if
the governor's proposed budget is en-
acted," Roeder said, adding that if the
First annual Spring Festival & Boat Show makes for •••
A magnificent day on
MARINER'S MILE
By Tony Cox. Business Editor
Merchants along th e
Mariner' Mile ection of
Coast High~ay on Sunday
enjoyed what for them
i a novel concept -•
pedestrian traffic.
The area's first annual Spring
Festival & Boat Show brough t
hundreds of consumer!. to an area that
-due to high·spced traffic and a lack
of stoplights and cro walks -doc!I
not normally attract many spontaneou!I
shoppers.
"With the highway being !IUCh a fast
highway, it's nice to open )Our doors
and have pedestrians walk 1n," aid
Joseph Vallejo, director of the Vallejo
Gallery. "We've got one of the world's
finest marine art gallcrie , but few local
people know about 11. Th1!> 1!. more
traffic than ~e et in probabh fi,e
months:•
Members of the Mariner'!! Mlle
Association, which include!. bu ine!ls
~ners and residents in the area, hope
to make the area along Coa!lt Highway
See FESTIVAL/Bacl Pitt
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cuts arc wo~c. then more layoff!. may
have to happen. "Of course, the em-
ployees would like to be guaranteed that
there won't be further reduction . but
frankly we can't do that."
There i.s no word yet on which em-
ployees will ee affected by the late!>t
round of layoffs. '
Bill Folsom, 1he president of the ci ty'!.
300-strong general employees union, !>aid
he hopes the cuts can be minim1Led by
persuading Senior employees to retire
early, thus saving the c11y even more
money.
One way to do that, Fobom !.aid. 1s 1f
the union membership agrees to forfeit
pan of it:. contractual pay rai)e to turm a
pool to offer !>cnior emplo)CC'> ,c.,erancc
pJ1.kage .
·That could ., t\C the Job'> of ·• )Ollng
gu) ''1th t\\O k1lh "ho ju-.t bought D hou e
but doe)n't ha\C seniorit)," I·oJ,um 'aid
"He"d be the fir~t lo go."
E.mployccs arc legal!) entitled tu a p.1~ ·
ra"e thb )Car r:111gmg from zero to -•
percent. La)l )C.ir. the emplu~ee., \Olu n·
tart!) '' a1,·~ the: ~11-.e in order to help 1101
the <;II\ Out Fohom ~JIQ a ~im1br "·'" 1·
ficc \\0'n't be -.ecn i"f11s )C.ar.
"\Ve h.a,cn'I had a rJl'>C in '''ll )1..11,
and there are '>0rnc people li\tng hJnJ 10
mouth aod they de peratd) need a raise.
'I hrei: ) :irs Ytithout a ra1 e \\uuld not be
n popular thing to Jo"
fhe city ha:. told the empl • ee) that the
po~1t1om "'111 be elimina:cd regardlc\s of
\\ hether the) 11ke the cun1:ac; tu:il ra1 e'
II 1he Cll) p1tcne in Ytllh retiremen~ in·
c:cnll\c:'>, the 1.1c;t1t' might k"~cn 1he bile to
the ell\. Ho1.: Jer ._,11d, bec:iu!t.C .. en o em· \ . plu:..:~i\ ha·c h1gl11:r '>ttlartc'
I he ~11' 1, 1n'e.,11g;_Hir.' "hat It 1.an do
10 ~r:.irk 1:Jrl) retirement. Roeder 'aid. in·
Cll.Jinl! ullcr1ng 'r£lJhk11 hJnd~hat..n ;iniJ
medical b~n t.1 p.:icbge~
Above, worker!. from Chili's re taurant are busy preparing
food for cu tomer . At left, Jeanie Cafferty, who work at
Marrakesh, a \.ioroccan authcntil lui11inc rcstaur~nt in
Newport Beach, dances during the Marinl•r';, ~ilc f e!lti\lal.
It's a dizzying year of NFL deals for Steinberg
'First lady of Orange County,'
Athalie Clarke~ is dead at 90
_. Noted ph1lanthop1st was
widow of James .Irvine Jr ..
the grandson of Irvine
Ranch founder.
~Pro football's new labor
agreement spells financial bonanza
for Newport sports agent.
By Tony Cox. Su SI/less .Ec14or
NEWPORT CENTER -If Leigh Steinberg
1 to ports agent what McDonalds is to
fast-food chain , then 1993 for him might be
SOJlle thing like the year the Big Mac came
a~n~ •
Already a top agent in the National Football
League, Steinberg and his Newport
Beach-based firm, S1einberg & Moorad, reaped
a financial bonanza this spring wi1h the advent
of the closest thing to free agency the NFL has
ever had.
Thanks to the NFL's new labor agrecmen1,
Steinberg & Moorad was able to negotiate
omc hefiy rai cs for some of the firm's 70
f ootbSfclient . for exnmplc:
•San Franci!>co 49ers defensive lineman
Pierce Holt, who made $800,000 last season,
igned a guaranteed three-year, $7.5 million
deal with the AtJanta Falcons.
• Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Neil
O'Donnell, a restricted Cree agent who made
$250,000 la t year, signed a three-year, $8.2
million off er heel with the Tampa Bay
Buccaneer!>, a package that the Steelers
matched in order to keep him.
•Mike
Sherrard, a backup
wide receiver "'ith
the 49ers who
made S600,000 in
1992. became the
fourth·h1ghe t·pa1d
receiver in the
league when he
signed a
three-year, J4.8
million pact wilh
the New York
Giants.
•Phoenix
Cardinals saCety
Tim McDonald, Leigh Steinberg
who made
$850,000 last year, signed a five-year, S 12. 75
deal with the 49ers.
• Stci.oberg persuaded thc..K.an Cuy ~
Chiefs to reward All-Pro linebacker Derrick
Thomas with a four-year, $12.4 million contract
in order to avoid having him !lign an off er shee1
with another team.
•Journeyman quarterback Mike Tomczak,
who wasJ'aid $600,000 la!lt year b) the
Clevelan Browns, signed a tY..O·)ear, $1.7
million deal with the Steelers.
•Quarterback Wade Wilson, ~ho made
$700,000 last year a a backup in Atlanta,
See STEINBERG~,_.
Firm billed as
'new power ' in
sports marketing
By Tony Cox. B.is es) • ·~r
NEWPOR I CL' I LR -L(ll.JI
sport s IJ\\ firm t~111berg ~\. ~ll>U·
rad, l\\O other po11' Jgcnh .inJ
former Nl·L Propcrt1c!I ew1.:u11'c
Frank Vuono hJ\C lormcJ .1 new
company thJt \\Ill h.1nJlc m.u-
keting. promotilH1 anJ lkcn:,ing
deal for a huge rlhtcr llf athlete'
New Jcr cy-ba,cJ lntcgr.11eJ
Sports lnternat1un:il l\\O \\Cd'
ago opened 11 w e,1 Co:.i't or11(e
at NC\\fX>rt Ccl'm:r; 1n J Sti1te
shared Ytllh Steinberg .,. ~1oor.1d
The ne"• compJnv. lnl)\\ n as I I.
will handle mJrlctmg deah k1r
the Nc"pon Bcac:h llrm's IOO·plu'
~porb cl1cnl\, the d1Cnl'i o( the
t~o other agent pJrtncr -Fred
Fried anJ Stc"e Ro ner -anJ
nthletcl> referred by oubide
See FIAM'la Piie
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?: " Managing Editor Steve Marble, 642-4321 ext. 363 ________________________________ ...._ __ ......... ____________________________________________________ _
They Deaned
• 1t necessary
to pay a visit
T HEY-Y-Y-Y'RE BACK! -By popular
demand, Vida and Jim Dean have
re1urned here for a four-month
apRearance.
They spcnl 72 days, 2 hours and 36
minutes at their lake-side retirement home
in Teague, Texas renewing family ties anQ
J o1ng all sorts of household chores and
Local
Scene
decided it was time to
rerurn this week when the
catfish stopped biling.
Will they be rejoining the
giddy social whirl, which
1hcy've covered since local
yach1 clubs staged minuets
and cotillions? Perhaps, but
first things first. Before
heading back to Texas
.. omc1ime in September,
they'll be exercising a lot ·of
pull at their longtime
homestead in Santa Ana.
·'You simply can't believe
"hJt's been happening here since we lefl,"
says Jim. "Our garden i!. overrun wit h
weeds."
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I TELL YA, T lllS ECONOMY IS REALLY
DRlVING THE DEVELOPERS WILD -A
new chino1sene, Pick Up Stix, opened the
other day an Westcliff Plaza. hs hands-on
owner, Rand} Sc humacher, i an attorney
'"ho used to specialize in the development
of real estate. That was before he decidedt
in the words of his store's logo, to take a
"wok on the wild side."
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Pilot People Lt>e Caroselli F ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
SHE IS ..................................................................
Lee Caroselli, grand prize winner
of the prestigious International
St itch-off.
A STITCH IN TIME
lt took Caroselli several months to
embroider he r masterpiece, a 2-foot
by 3·foot portrait of the Balboa
Pavilion. "It looks like an oil
painting," Caroselli said. "Jn fac t, the
judges thought it was."
THE SMCll-llf
Caroselli beat out roughly 800
other entries from eight countries in
the international competition to
claim the top award and win several
thousand dollars worth of indus.try
prizes, plus she placed in six other
categories. Sponsored by Stitches
Magazine, the competition -which
the Italians won last year -is the
biggest in the world.
NOT THE FIRST IN TIME
Caroselli won the International Stitch-off
grand prize five years ago for a design that said
"Balboa." So inno'<'ative was 1h~ embossed •
.... A:iih~·~·g·i;·c~·;~ .. ~·;;i·<l;ci·~·.-i·~i;~~··· ..
embroidering until 1981. 1he
Balboa woman stitches every duy.
"It's actually like painting," she
said, adding that he gr~dua1ed
with an art degree from the
University of Colorado.
"Embroidery i not just an
embellishment on garmenis. lt'sd1s
own art."
SPICIER ENDEAVORS ............................................................
Caroselli said she is spending
some of her spare time to enter the
upcoming Dalboa Bay Club chili
cook-off. "J 'm hoping to win that
gra nd prize too," she said.
-Story by LoriAnn Oosheda,
embroidery she u~ed in the dcl.ign 1hat it is now photo by Marc MnrtitJ
nationally known as "The Balboa Sti1ch." If you know c;omeonc who would m:ike an
AROUND THE WORLD intcres1111~ Pilot Person. c:il/ our R eaders'
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Since the llJ92 competition, Caroselli's n:imc and pl1t1nL' 11umbL•r. Thanks!
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L.A. will have to Rebuild
without Peter Ueberroth
NEWPORT CENTER -Newport Beach
• businessman Peter Ueberroth announced Friilay
that he is resigninJ as "CO-Chairman -of Rebuild
L.A., an organizauon created to help foster
recovery of inner-city Los Angeles after Inst
spring's rio1s.
Ueberroth, who became something of a business
celebrity as commissioner of Major League
baseball and as leader of the Los Angeles
Olympics Orga\tizing Commiuee, was lhe most
visible and most controversial of RebuiJd L.A.'s
fi ve co-chairmen.
A novel approach DUI ARRESTS
The f111t.1 .. ,n1 p.· .. 'PI.:" 14.:rc '""''"' 1t11•
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"''" 111 w.11 """"'~ rhc> ar.: 1nno<•nt unt1f f1f<iH'll 1111/tt
Costa Mesa
K(\IO Crow. 'n , C~til ~
T110 lopt'l G.lrc••, ll, CMlil "'<N
l m1h.:1 Benitez·Sol•s, 2t. C~• '~~
lamxi Serr.:1to, 27, C~a M~
Scott John\ton, 38, COUJ MM<J
M.lll G.lp1llJ-Oudon. 19 C~ Mfto>
l 1mothy Gotdon, J 1 C~t.a Meu
C.l.:1yton P.iplham, J9, (())tel Mt'S.1 ury ~Jdmon. 41 co~ttl ~
'l'ul.1y.oa O\t11m1, 50, 0.ina POinl
R1ch.l1d \Vorel, lS, Cl TC>fo
AT THE OTHER END OF THE
ECONOMIC SCALE -From vacuum
cleane r salesman AJ Korn of Electrolux,
telling fellow-members of the Exchange Club
of Newport Harbor: "I'm happy to report
that business really sucks.''.
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Ueberroth cited a need to draw 1he focus on
Rebuild L.A. away from himself, as well as a desire
to devote more time 10 his family and business, as
reasons for his resignation. He added tha1 he will
continue to serve the organization as a-volunteer
and member of Rebuild L.A.'s 80-person board of
direcrors, working to attract invesiments to
rio t-torn areas.
OJ\1d N~berry, J6, la~ewood
CIHl~topher ~1.nL.e 4 S 1'ewport Be.Kh
lou1~ Q ,1uo. 47 "t'Wport Be.ich ' •
ONCE MORE, WITH FELINE -I've
never met Betty Bettencourt of Costa Mesa,
but she must be a very nice lady.
She's sent me another envelope filled with
coupons, each offering a 25-cent discount on
five cans of Fancy Feast Gou rmet Cat Food.
The accompanying note reads simply: "For
Crystal, from Missy.·• Thanks, Berty, and our
pussycats mus1 get together fo r a saucer of
lunch some day.
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SPEAKING OF NICE LADIES -If there's
ever a county-wide contest for 1he title of
Prettiest, Friendliest and Most Obliging
Waitress, my nominee will be Pam Van
Wkkle of Chil i's Grill and Bar on Pacific
Coast Highway.
She's also the most persuasive. In all
The former travel-agency entrepreneur had
become a focal point for critici,5m of Rebuild
L.A.'s alleged shortcomings. Critics also quei,1ione<.l
how a Caucasian businessman ~ho li\'Cs in Laguna
13each could effectively lead a rebuilding effort in
South·Central Los Angelcl..
Rebuild L.A. officials claim to ha'e :utracted
SSOO million in investment pledge:,, but critics have
disputed that number.
Ueberroth is a partner in Newport Center-based
Contrnrian Group, an investment and management
company that iipecializes in turning around
troubled companies.
1hese years of dining out, no other
server-upper has ever lured me into ordering
a chicken-fried steak.
Absolutely delicious. So was the steak.
Contrarian Group has investmen t!! in I lawaiian
airlines and had manage d the U.S. operJt1om of
a1hlctic llhoc and apparel maker Adida!i. Ucbcrroth
also inves1ed in the purcha se last month of Caliber
llank, an Arizona financial institution formerly
owned by Bank of America.
-By 1'ony Cox A \\-Oman passes the lime by reading a book Sunday afternoon
whil e her son plays al Mariners Park in Newport Beach.
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LETIER OF TllE WEEK, EXPR£SS-\VI E
-From Carlos Moreno of Corona del Mar: Check signs for new sweep schedule
"Love your idea of suspending the proposed
gas pipeline in 1he air. rather than digging
up our s1reets again. Wh y not put the sewer
line up there too, running parallel? They'd
make great trach for a rapid-transit train."
BALBOA lSLAND -In ligh t
of a recently changed street
~weeping schedule, the city
General Services Department
advises island residents. and
visitors to check posted no
parking signs, which indicate the
days of the week particular
streets are swept.
fo r selected streets because a
new type of street sweeper i
being used to improve island
cleanliness, according to the
department. Also, there will no
longer be sweeping on Fridays. Terrific. Don Carlos, but stop railing at
me.
Jerry. Kobrin 's column runs Mondoy,
Wedne~duy Dnd FridDy.
Schedules have been changed
Questions on specific strce1
schedules should be directed to
the General Services
Department at 644-3055.
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.. Business •
Bu1lne11 Editor Tony Cox, 642-4321, ext. 371
~-----------------------.-Jr:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::: . Entrepreneurs: Mark and Donna Jabara r::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::
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Up the Ladder
WHO:
Mark and Donna Jabara.
Lido residents who are owner'>
of Reel 'M' N, a sundnc' '>hup
and boat rental service at Lido
Marina Village in Nev. port
Beach. Mark Jabara, 36. '' J'
born in Australia and came to
Southern California v. hen he
was 8 years old. He O\\ ns an •
automotive parts compam Ill
Santa Ana. Donna J..ibara. J;.;, "
an Orange County nath c. She
worked in medical office~ pm>r
to founding Reel ·~r N
WHAT:
Reel 'M' N has a .,urH.lric'
shop that carries '>uch 1tcrm a'
snacks, poM cards earring-..
beach towel!>, !luntan I 1t1,rn
years, nnd they saw boat
acntals us both a busines
opportunity and a way to help
revitalize Lido Marina Village.
"We aw that the village has
been so dead, with nothing
fun to do," she said. She aid,
too, that she :ind her husband
have an appetite for the
inherent risks of starting a
business. "We're taking a
gamble," he acknowledged.
''That's the only way to get
ahead in life, if you stick your
neck out.".
HOW:
CO!>la Mc a rc,ident Todd MacCollum, a UC
graduate with two yea rs of sales experience, ha'>
been named a sale!> representutive for
Hardishake, a line of roofing materials made by
Fontana-based James Hardie Ouilding Produch
Inc. MacCalJum wi ll handle soles and service: of
Hard ishaJ..e in Orange. Riverside and San
Bernardino counties.
Pltase send JOUr Up the Ladder
onnoum:ements 11nd piftures to The Dully
Pilot's business editor, 1ony Cox, at JJO W. lJ11y
St., Costa Meso, 91627.
onto Barbara
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LOCAL NEWS ONLY
and sunglasses. Th1: comp.in~ lc.1sc' a
group of boat slip!> bch111J I 1Jo Manna
Village, where it keep' ... ud1 rental boats .a!>
kayaks, paddle boah. !Julf1dJ electric
boats, Toobie!> and Sun J-..1h for bay
cruises. Toobies arc tv.o-~eat boats built on
an inner tube with a c.rnupy Sun Kat!> arc
three-seat, electric·p11\\Crec..I boatc, that look
like a big 1a .. ,n ch.iir mounted on two ·
pontoons. Rental rate' fur the ka)aks.
paddle boats. Toob1cc, <ind ~un Kats range
from S12 to S35 an hour The c.,1.x-c,c.it
Duffield boats rent for S60 Jn hou r R1.c:I
'M' N also oficrs ~1x-pcr~un f11.hing
WHEN:
The Jabaras opened for business at Reel
·~r N on Feb. I of this year. They plan to
expand the business in the near future,
both by adding more boats to their local
fleet and by opening shops in other areas
\\here v. ater sports are popular.
WHERE:
Reel 'M' N i~ located at 3424 Via
Opurto, Suite 30-t, on the bay side .of Lido
\IJrtn.1 Village. Donna Jabara said the
comp.111y ha a growing local and regional
d1cn1dc, including several repeat
cu,1omcr~. anti also caters to touri ts from
all u' er the worltl.
The Jabaras declined to
dlsclo e revenue figu re .
Donna Jabara said Reel 'M'
N's business remains slow on
weekdays, but it has been
strong on weekends and holidays. If fact,
she said she's adding two more Sun Kats
to the company's fleet in order to meet
demand. The Jabaras also have several
ideas for expanding the business, including
additional Reel 'M' N locations and a
water taxi service on Newport Bay.
LESSON LEARNED: ...............................................................
"It's just been exciting going into retail,"
Donna fabara Said. "T here' a 101 to learn
in this business -mainly running a nice.
safe business. We're dealing with water.
and we're doing everyth ing possible to
keep our boater~ s:ife."
To subscribe to the Daily Pilot, call
the circulation department at 642-4333.
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SERVICING:
HOMEOWNERS • ·1NOUSTRIAl
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FEATURING:
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WmlCAI. • Pl.UMllNG • HARDWOOD charters, ranging 1n price from S-175 tu
S895, on a 40-foot fishing hoJt. Donna
Jabara said Reel ·~r N offcro, a K.1~,1k WHY:
-Dy Tony Co.v, photo by u..e /'11J 11e
-If JOU knon• someone ullo sliou/d be
profiled in this ueekly fenture, send )Our
suggestion to The Daily l'ilot 's bU5ine~~
editor, Tony Cox, nt JJO lV. D:iy St., Co~ta
Mesu, 91617. ·
DOORS AND WINDOWS •
TIMBERS • PAINT• TREAnD WMIER
POWtR TOOLS • NURSlRY Club th at allO\\S cu'>tomcr'> to bu} u
monthly pJ!>S for S-10 anJ u'e ,1 ka~ ~I\ up Donn.! Jabara said she anti her husband
h.1H: 11 .. cd in the Lido Area for several to 30 times.
Appointment Calendar
Wednesd ay, May 26
Chamber Mixer Tlw
Costa Mesa Chamber or Curnmt>r C<'
will host its monthly alter-hour>
mixer, from 6 p m to 8 p rn ill
Metro Pointe, 949 South Coast
Drive. For 1nformat1on. call
574-8780.
Affir mative Action The
Merchants & Manufacturers
Association will present a two da)
affirmative action workshop from 9
a.m. to 4 p.m on May 26 and May
27 at the Sheraton Ne"port Cri 1 is
$325 (or member) and S395 rur
non-members. For 1nformat11in, «ill
558· 1550.
The Spirit of life -Tht-
Orange County Constr uc.t10n
Industries Alliance for the City ol
Hope National Medical Centl:'r will
present the Spirit of We Award tu
veteran homebuilders Ralph and
Goldy Lewis. The event will bl'g1n
with a codt.111 hour al 6.30 p m. Jt
Planet Hollywood in South Cwst
Plaza V1lla$e. Dinner ttcke~ dre
S200. For 1nformat1on, call
665-6920.
Natural Arch itecture
The Eos Institute for the Study ot
Sustainable Living will host a
lecture by Nader Khal1l1 , an
architect who has developed rl
building process using elenwn1.1I
materials, such as dirt and SJnd
The Program begins at 7 30 p.m .H
the Cost.l Mesa offices of thl'
American Institute of Arch ill'< ts, .11
3200 Park Center Drive. !tu1tl' 11 O
Cost is S 10 (or Eos Institute Jnd
American Institute of Arch1tt•r h
members, S 15 for the public .ind
SS for students. For inforrn.1111111
ca ll 497-1896.
Thursday, May 27
Networking -n t' l\t·,-.por•
Harbor Area Chamber ul
Commerce will h~t a prei.en:.111011
on networking as a marketing tool,
beginning at 7:30 am at John
Dominis Resta urant 1n Newport
Beach. Cost, including brea~for.t, 1'>
S 13 for members with re...ervation..,
and S 16 for guem For reservatium
and information, call 729-4400
Tuesday, June 1
Sterling Awards -The
Sterling Council will present it.s
S.erling Awards, which regonfl(~
quality improvement 1n the
business, government and .
non-profit sectors, begmmng ,11
6:30 p.m. in a dinner ceremony <it
the Irvine Barclay Theatre Tickets
are S150 per couple and S750 fur
10-seat sponsors: for 1nformat1on.
call 476-2242.
Brown Bag l unch -The
Newport Center l ibrary will host a
ffee program presented by Clifford
Cooper, author of ''The Runt Pig
Principle," as part of its Brown Bag
Lunch series. The program begins Jt noon. Registration Is not necesi.Jry.
For Information, call 644· 3181 ·
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Soc i _e t y
Society Editor B.W. Cook, 642·4321
They fill the BBC on behalf of Dr. House and. the Institute
...,. New York-style gala
salutes ear specialist's
55 years of service
to t~e community.
W earing a gold·and·black
patterned dinner jacket,
the disungubhcd Dr.
Howard P. House entered the
. ballroom of the Balboa Bay Club
to the applause of family and
friends gathered to celebrate the
honorable doctor's 85th birthday.
The Bay Club was transformed
B.W. ca
Society
Editor
into a New
York-style
nightclub for the
affair. Dubbed
Club 1221, the
round tables
were covered in
black Ooor-length
cloth!>, adorned
with tall white
orchids and
nickering votive
candie~. To
-complete the
mood. the drape)
were dra" n,
obliterating any hint of the
n:iu11cal atmo~phcre bc)Ond
.\ the well-dre!>~d gue)l\
JHl\Cd, gorgeou\ )OUllg lad1n an
blJcl.. cocl..tai l dre'I. e approJchcd
'1he l:idte~ offeri ng white gJrdema
lht:ar fragrant arom:i tntO\ICJted
1he rec1p1ent ~lnd their e">l.'.Orl'
long before a \\Jller offered a
'..xkta1l.
Doride Fwif chaired the
mJgmficent dinner part) for Dr
1 luuse on behalf of the car
1n:.t11ute that bear~ ht) name.
Proceed from the gala were
'JlC 1fic lly marked for the
Children's Center of the 1 lou'>e
Ear ln~t1tute Dun \\J) 3) l)tcd b)
a \.'ommlltee thJt included Gloria
Q,brlna.., founder and pre,1dcnt of
the center; SJndr;i Brodie; Judy
Budd; Peggy Cold\\dtcr Clay;
\1ary Ann Well'); CIC\.l Howard.
Jnd :he po"c:r hou">e social
plJnner e\traorJ1naire. MJry Lou
Horn!tby
All of the IJd1c-. nu) tJlc a bow
for pruJudng one of the mo">t
beautiful partie~ of the 1993 Social
Sea,on Certaanh. the affair \hl\ a
fine tribute to u"r I lou'e for h1,
55 }CJrS Of )er\ ICC 10 the
community. He \\a' \Urroundcd b)
lo\lng family anJ J),tx1.uc, Mr. ·
and Mrs. Brent Helmuth. Mr and
Mr . Richard Helmuth. ~h Rulh
Barnes. Mr. and Mr\ Guy Claire.
and Mr nnd r..tn. Arlhur P.tpkc.
Jack and Layne M.illhcs JO•ncd
super realtor Louise Turner and
her hu)band Bill Arnold along "1th
Cleva and Bob I toward for one of
the mO)I lively dinner
comcr.,at1on~ of the e\cn1ng.
rhe vcr) colorful and clas)y Mr.
and Mr,. Matthes lived the high
1111! 1n Beverly Hill5 dunng the
golden )Car,. Jack \\3) the Sr. VP
of SJI..-.. rc.,pons1blc for bringing
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his )tafl dressed the big \tar-. on
any amount of notice.
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The Prentice cby School ii I (st.ate K ·
credited) co-edual.JONI cby schOol dedl-
cated to serving nttds of children with
Specific language OisabllitiesJDY*xla.
Volunteers 1re offded in many areu, in-
cluding fund raising committ~. Jobtary
aides and ofrice support. F°' mo<e lnfOf· maoon. call A.my Mitchell at 650-1115. .
Souttt Coat Repertory Tbel18r
The South Coast Repertory Theater
needs volunteets to help with ushering
(i,ee plays free). For information call 957-
2602 Also • Theater Guild of South Coast
Repertory needs volunteers for office
work. v.ofldng the souvenir shop, fund-
ra1sing events, speakeri bureau and con·
ducting toors. For information call the ~e
velopment department at 957-2602
Share our selves . a Free Medical Clkllc
The organization n~ volunteer phys•·
cians, nurses, pharmacists. dentists. dental
hygienists. receptionists and rran~ators
(Spanish! for early morning and early
e1.ening uninsured walk-in patients at the
medical center. FOf information, call 01·
anne Stelling at 650-0186 In the food
and findnc1af aid d1stribut1on area, people
are needed to package food baS', perform
receptionist work, tramlate and pick up
food at loc.11 marL.ets from 9 a m ·3 pm.
on \\eekdays For 1nf0<ma11on. all lorry
at 650·3883.
Someone Cares Sq Kitchen
The Someone Cares Soup K1tctlen needs
people to serve food and beverages at the
First United Methodist Church 1n Costa
Mesa, °' to prepare lood on the morninS'
at the Rea Communtt) Center Volunteers
can work as many day\ as they wish in the
earlv morning at the Rea Community Cen·
ter or tor appro>:1mately three-hour shifts
JI the church. Pl'rsons who C.Jn speak
Spanish '"ould be l">pectall~ helpful. For
1nform.1t1on, call )Jck Moriarty at 631 ·
81 iO 1rom 8 JO a m 1 p m
S.P.l.N.
Support P~ple In Need 1~ a non-profit
group 1n Newport Beach \\ h1ch serves the
homeless The Street Ser111<.es Pr~ram
pro-.1des food. blan~ets and h .. g.ene kits to
homelt>ss on the street.s of Santa Ana each
Tuesday and Thursday Volul)tt>crs ·are
needed for e\erything from shopping and
ma~1ng the lunches to distribution
The Guaranteed Apartment Payment
Progr.lm ~GAPP} takes homeless families
living in shelters, work with them \\hile at
the shelters to clean up the11 credit, then
issues a no-interest IOJn to house them in
an ap.utment. Volunteers are needed to
check up on the families through the
course of the next year, serving as use
WOfkers to support the family. Also need-
ed are CPAs and legal counselors for prac·
t1cal life slulls seminars, furniture for the
fam1l1es to move in with and people with
trucks to help them move
Through Substance Abuse Rehabilitation
Program (STARn. the group contracts with
recovery homes to hold Alcoholics Anony-
mous meetinS' in parks and other places
where the homeless and akohohcs con-
gregate When a person decides he want
to become sober, a volunteer will take
them a recovery home to go through
detox. SPIN will pay for the 1irst month
until the person finds a t<>b. whereupoo
the person would be eligible for the CAPP
program
SPIN also needs help with special
pro,ects and office work. For 1nformat1on
on any of the progr.ims or how to \IOlun·
teer call Ann fmmerth, 75 7-1456
Underground
The Underground progr.im, .i lunctJon
of Child's Pace. provides ~1al act1v1t1es
and interaction for ddolescent.s. All teens
are welcome to come and get 1n .. olved
Volunteers are needed in many .irec1s, in
eluding teen bands to perform monthly
concerts and speakers on topical tHues re·
lating to teens The group has regular
Wednesday night study/tutor groops on all
academic sub1ects. Thursday nigh' discus-
sions with occaso<>n.il speakers ,md the
monthly Underground Concert with a top·
1cc1I speaker. For more 1nformat1on on get·
ting on\1011.ed with the Underground_ pro-
gram or to \olunteer your ttme, call Chm
ta Lawson at 548-8849
Vantage Follldatlon
The Vant.age Foundation is .i non profit
organization which supporu employment
and community tra1n1ng for adults with
developmental d1sab1l1t1es Volunteers are
Newport a.ach/Co1ta M•N OaUy Pilot
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touaht to wotk at a variety of locatlont. Oneoint -.olunteet needs Include if*lal
events, d«lul, wol'luna with peop~ In
the community ind wor~in8 with indivldu·
ak on srour trips or func:tt0ns. For infor-
mation, al ~bta Mar1&eller or 8rencb 011A!p at 6'45·7833
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The V\.ellness Community needs volun
leers to help oot 41 the reception desk
dunng da~1me hours. Shifts are Monday-
Friday from 9 a.m • 1 p.m and 1 p m.·4
p.m. The Wellness program is a free offer·
Ing of ~. learning and f11enchhip for
~ with cancer and their families. For
information. call Ondy at 258·1210.
Wat Newport
Conlllllty Center
The West Newport Community Center,
a senior recreational programs center,
nttds volunteers Cpreferabfy senlOfs) to
help in the front office and answering the
phone. for information, call 8Mbara Finn
at 644-3240
AlS Anoclltlon
0r11111 County Chapter
The Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis IALSl
Association Orange County Chapter has
need for many volunteers. For inf0<·
mation, call Bobbie Green at 921 -8503 or
secretary Martha Habc~ at 436-4872
American Cancer SOClety
The American Cancer Society's OrJnge
Coonty Unit is seeking office volunteers
Tuesdays and Thursdays f0< any tJme pe•
riod from 9 a.m.·4 p m. Volunteers will
help with variety of projects such as An·
gels on Wheels (taking patients to chemo-
therapy treatments), Oaffoc!tl Days. Maki ng
Strides, Jail & Bail, the Great AmerlC.ln
Smokeout and more For 1nforma1ton on
these and other volunteer opportunities,
call Selma Sladek at 751-0441
American Red Cross,
Orange County Chapter
The Orange County ·chapter of the
American Red Cross needs \olunteers who
en1oy public speaking to address com·
munity groups about Red Cross services as
part of the chapter's Speakers Bureau.
Volunteer public information officers are
also needeg to act as liaisons with the
media in lisaster and emergency situa-
tions. For information, all Judy tannac·
cone at 835·5381
Arts Academy or Orange County
The Arts Academy of Orange County 1n
Costa Mesa is a new umbrella organization
for the Costa Mesa Art league, Ballet
Montmartre. <;:osta Mesa Civic Playhouse
and Newport Beach Showtime. The group
is planning to fund and build a com·
munity ;arts foc1l1ty for the four groups 1n
Costa Mesa. For more information, call
Alice Leggett at 540-2557
Anocladon Renaissance Crntora
Associ;ation Rcna1"'1nce Cre'1tors 1s a
~
SIMMONS
non-profit ~p In COIU Mew which sponson and supports multi-outre.ch
community wrvice program,, such u the
homeleu unctuary. ARC Medi volunttm
to donate ind deliver gara~ ule Items for
our Saturday fund -rafsers at 3142 Cotk
lane The group relies on public (Upport
to ma1nta1n monthly needs or food, utility
and shelter costs In add111on to monetary
t.ix-dfduct1ble ck>natlons, tht group needs
tools and a truck (0< ltS labor Y.ork pool.
which responds to community need c.ills
for hand1WO<k f"'"8 and cle.lnlng j()b).
Other needs are a Yolunteer grant writer,
fund-raiser, CPA and legal counselor. for
1nformat1on on any of the rrograms or
how to volun teer. please cal Dr. Renet-
Nama le at S40·5803 or 754·9553.
Balet PIClnca
The Ballet Pac1f1ca Guild, a volunteer
support group for Ballet l!ac1fiu, needs
.,.oluntcers to serve as ushers, sell T-shirts,
sell juice and cookies at events, conduct
fund-ra1~ing e'>'ent.s, help ~•th costume
and S(enery repair\ Volunteers who prefer
not to ioin the guild are Y.elcome-and
they may help as little or much as desired.
For Information, call Molly Lynch at 642
9275.
Big brothers, bl& sister•
Men and women over 20 years of age,
ha..,ing ft,ed in Orange County for six
months on the JOb for at least ) months
are needed to serve as big brothers or big
sisters for children 6· 16 from single-parent
homes. It requires a one-year commitment
of 4-6 hours per week to sef\.e as a role
model for a child. ,4,ppltunts must go
through a screening and interview process
iU do the children, and efforts are made
to compatibly match the IWO For infor-
mation, ull 544-7773
Boy Scouts or America Inc.
Orange COlltty COll1CH
The Volunteer opport.uni11es .ire broad,
but Include short-rJnge pro1ects like teach·
ing sessions at ne\t summer's day camps
to long-term commitments 1n fund-rai>ing.
program de\'elopm('nt and training to C'<·
1sting troops and pacl.s. For more infor
mat1on call Jason Stein at 546-4990.
adulu provide socl.ll. recteauon.11 and ed· uc:ational oppcwtunotift to help blind men
and women Oller~me isolation and other
PfObll'm) related to loss of ~Wit Volun-
teers are needed to assist 111 tfie Creative
AIU crafu portion or the program. to dr1 ... e
for outing) or to ttach Braille. Voluntt't'r)
will be trained to \\Ofk with the blind 1n
this \\Orth-...h1le, l1ght~arte-d progr.1m,
Classes are ThundJ)'S at thr OA)IS Senlnt
Center 1n Coron.1 dcl Mar from 10 a m.·2
p m Of at the-Santa AnJ 5<-mor Center
on Wrdnesdays frnm 10 am ·2 pm for
mform. t1un. call Marti Rogt•r) Jt 811 ·
s900
C.t• l8r Creative Alternatlm
The Center for CreJlt\ e AhernJlt\C?S, a
non-profit ch.rntJble Of!J·lniz.11ton who<h
works through the United Way, h.is J \OI
untcer ~111on a~.>1lable for .i r''l.1tp1t<H'1~1
(rom 'J a m.·nu<m .1nd J need for ~adu.He
le1.el intern~ or tr Jinees. r or 1nformat1on,
call l<Jren Jt 642 0377.
Center For Family COtl'lsellnl
The Center for Family Counseling, ,,
non-profit cou11seltng tenter .i~SOC1Jtcd
with thl' YMCA. need~ add1ttonJI boJrd
members who mt."Ct one time i month to
provide community support .ind d11ection
for the center ,A,lso. tbe center needs a
part-time volunteer in the e\tming> ,\s a
receptionist. FO< 1ni(J(mJt1on, call Ad11ennc
Stockolf or Nina at 754· 1144
CoHege Hospital
The College H0<>pital ClhtJ MCSJ Au\ll·
1ary 1s always looking for friendly people to
\Olunteer at the hospital to help wrth the
~tients and to perform cle11cal duties. for
1nf0tmation, c.ill Su5'1n we~theimer, "•CC
president of member~up .it 640 4420, or
College H<hp1tal of Co.w M~ at 642
2734 from the hours of 9 am 4 p.m
637-7075
The Costa Mesa Clvi' Ptayhou~ needs
many \<Olunt.eers fot usheflng. backstage.
m.1.tings, t)'plng, lights, ~ncf efftcb, spe·
r1.1I effet.h, costuming. collKting Pl'Ofh·
play reading committee. progrJnuo ad1.cr·
t1slng, public rel.;itions, fund-raising, houM?
managers. assistants to producers, mem·
ber.h1p comm1tt~. cleaning and str;aight
emng up, and photography. For more 1n
formation, cJll managing director Pany
T.imbelllnl Jt 650·5269
Costa Men llltortcll loclety
1 he Costa Mcs.:i Historical Society c.ol·
h.'Cts information, photos and artifacts re·
lat1ng to the h1St0fy of Costa Mesa ;and the
lfarbor area. It 1~ open to the public on
ThursdJ)'$ from 10 a m.·3 pm and by ap
P-O•ntmcnt. Voluntl'crs are needed for the
Children's H1~tory Program. to update the
cum.•nt books and to d1st11bute the ma·
tcrials to schools when requested T.he SO·
coety needs people with an interest 1n
loc,ll history to serve as docents (lour
gu1d~I at its historical site the 01ci,'O
Sepuh•eda Adobe Other needs include
people with t)'ptnt •nd filing skills and
people with neat handwriting to work with
the photo collection For Information , c.lll
ChJrles Beecher at 548-7229 or Mary
Ellen c.oddard at 856·7193.
Costa Mesa Literacy Group
The CosL1 ·Mesa literacy ~roup run by
Margette Fuller and Ruth Wilson needs
volunteers to help people become hterol'te
Of t.ach Engh~ as a second langua.ie A
tutor tralnrn1 MS>Sion will be l;aunchtd J.in
12 on TueSday and Thursday e\tninp
from 7.9 p rn. <it the Fim Unit~ Method·
ill Church. 420 W 19th St. Cost.t M~
The class, 5P0"j()red by the Cel"tr.il Or· an~ County Liter.Ky Council. I) ded1c attd
to tuching ,ctultJ to read ""le anrl spe.1L.
fnglish Volunte rs must 1.11.e a s1~ Mt.'k
training course' to becoml' a Laub.>ch lot•
eracy and Engl1ih·a> .i wcond 1.rngu.l);<.>
tutor. For 1nfmma11on. CJll fl.'\Jrgrry I ullt-r
at 548·3384
Coltl Mn•
Senior Citizens Corp.
The Costc1 Mesa 5enior Center, .1 mult1·
pur~ senior ~f\'1CC) 1a~1l1ty •S now
open at the comer of I ')th Street .1nd
Pomona A'<enue Volunte<>I"> are nt'C<l~'<f
to provide occasional transportation tu lr"tl
sen10<s, do minor home wp.ws. and to ,u
sist with spec1JI t\.Cnt.s. funrl rai.ing gen
er.al oll1ce \\,Ofk and word prOCl")Stng Vol
unteer instructors are .il!.O nf'edccf lor
classes .it 1he center, including booL. re·
view, chorus. \voodM>fktng je\\Clry mJk·
ing and SPJn1\h For m01e 1nlormatt0n,
call the Senior Center at 645-2356 from')
a.m ·Sp m
Easter Seals
[,1 tCr Se,1ls Soc1C'ly ncl~S \Oluntl•Cr) for
ongoing cle11cal wor~. to help 1n progr.lms
for children \~1th d1..ab1l111~ Jnd one time
volunteers to help with ~fl'..-t•al C\enb For
1nformat1on. call Marty Atht·rtt>n at 545·
2033
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Community Hospice care .:u"+'... (~~s,Lq\)Jaiteall?~ ~· /
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\ ~,.N ~A.. es~ PICN\ '·ru.11'.1 ll'Y'l IPU lY'>C7 ' Community 1 IQl.p!Ce C.11c. Jn org.1n1ZJ ,,, ~ ....,, ..,_v"' l""-.O ....,.~n ~
tton th.u provide\ mcd1C.,I Md l'motton.tl . SA: ~...... -·~ wl'lftlaD• ' 6111.M IS/ ' support tu tcr11'1rn.1lly 111 pJlol'nh .rnd thrir ~~ .~' ..,...." ,._.,. fom1l1~ 1n the Orani;e County are,i, nl'('(h ~ -~ spueJll 1(1 ~ ~' volunteers in Co-.tJ M~.1 and Newporc ~ ~ 7 :v
Beach Volunwcrs mu~t l>I.' JIM to &"e ~ d ~'
MO to four hour) per \\t•t•k for \tStting ; saou Jno ""8' •o noA 1 up1no11~ peopl<.>, providtnK pc11cxl1t rl'\Plll.' rel1d to V • 'I" '1 ti· ~
C.lre j.'tt\l'rS, re,1dmg .ind '"'""~ ldter> .ind •IH~VIAI 9NIM3S ~ Boys and Girls Clubs of Costa running occa)1un.1I e11Jnd1. Other non· ~ I • o.).~
Mela/Newport Beach patit•nt volunteer opportumhe\ Jre "'ail "'
able tn the hO~JJICl' 0(111.c or <.Onm1un1ty rfJ -4 f f ~
The three atea Boys and Girls Club~ and require m1n1mJI trJin•n.: For infnr 'f \~ /\nq nOI\ 8J0J88 \~ -»"»
need volunteers for numerous reaj()l\S. 1n r-~m~a~hO~n~o~r~r~eg!1~st~rJ~h~on~,~c~a~ll~C~1:nd~1~L.l~1:rd~at~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ eluding volunteer coaches for athletic
tearm and teachers who can spend a cou·
pie of hours or work multiple ~sions
(whatever one can afford) to teach an art
0< craft workshop for 7-13 )Nr·olds. Vol
unteers are needed (or afternoons in the
shop area (2·5 p.m.) and game rooms at
all three area loc.1t1ons, including the RJe
Center at 661 Hamilton on the ~~t side
of Costa Mesa, the Lou Yantom Center at
2131 Tustin A .. e. behind the K.:uscr School
and the fast Bluff Center at 2555 Vista
Del Oro by Corona Del Mar High School
For information, call Dick Po,~er) of Har·
bor Area Boys and G1r1s Club ar 642
2245
Bralle Institute
Braille Institutes classes for legally blind
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change their faulty sleep habits.
awake longer than 15 to 20 minutes. They ""ere al)()
advised to arise in the morning at the same time c-.ery
day, regardless of when they went to bed the previou:;
night. Daytime naps were allowed but couldn't exceed
one hour and had to be taken before 3 p.m.
The psychologist who led the study, Charles M . M orin,
Ph.D. of the Medical College of Virginia, Richmond, also
worked with the sleep subjects to change their erroneous
beliefs and· attitudlh
many as one out of four persons
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energy during the day, more visits to the
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'There is a widespread assumption
that disturbed sleep is an inevitable
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are often overlooked or remain
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about sleep. For
example, the
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ha-.e eight hour:. ol
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adults (averaging 67 years of age) with persistent insomnia
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reported they enjoyed a better night's sle<!p ,., ith ll'.\l~r
awakenings. Nearly hali 0 1 the 5arnple had U!>L'd )k·C'pin~
pills before the study, but none resumed u)e ot 1lw:-c
medications in the year tollow ing therapy.
"There is a widespread <Mumpt1on that tl1:.turbl·d ?hx•p
is an inevitable consequenc.e of aging. ComplJ1n1s .ire•
often overlooked or remain untreated," Morin sJ1d • But
insomnia is a genuine complaint and can be d ie<:t1\cly
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To subscribe to the Dailv Pilot, call
the ci rculati on departm ent at 642-4 333.
Hypoglycemic episode spells
danger when behind wheel
Anniversary Speclal
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I nd1viduals with
insulin-dependent diabetes
who get behind the ,., heel
during a hypoglycemic Clow blood
sugar) ~pisode may be at greater
risk tor an auto accident,
according to rec<.'nt research
funded by NIH's Nattonal
Institute of Diabetes and Digestive
and fl.idney D1>l'·hCS, and the
l'\Jllonal CcntN for Research
Rc>0urct>s.
RescarchN!> tound th.it 1n
drn 1ng·s1mulatcd tasl..s. molt> than
onc·th1rd of ind" 1du.ib \\1th
moderate to severe h\ poglycem1cl
made driving errors thJt caused
them to swer\.e, spin and cro:)s
the m iddle of thl• computer road.
A bout half of tho>e aHected also
drJmatically )IO\\l-d thoir speed
during hypoglycemia, \\hteh could
bt_ ... dangcrou:., >.11d Dr. Daniel
Cox, the sc1entt!>t who led the
University of V1rg1nia Health
Sciences Center re>e.irch team 1n
Charlotte5'.1lle. VA M ild
hypogl)'Cemia did not aftect
driving abil1t1es.
Despite these l1nd1ng:.. ne.ul>
halt (44 percc..ntl of th~
e)(periencing moderate to severe
hypoglycemia reported they
would, nevertheless. dm e under
similar situation~
"LN me mal..e this clear Thi:.
study does not SJ> people with
diabetes shouldn't dri¥e. WhJt 11
docs suggest is -. .. c should
recosnize that drivin& errors may
be more lil..ely to occur during
stages. of abnorm.illy low blood
sugar, and that 1nd1viduals with
diabetes noticing symptoms of
hypoglycemia mJy do best to .
refrain from driving at that
particular time," Cox said.
Unfortunately. he added.
during rhe computer trials some
dmers "'ere unaware of their
hypoglycemic status and this
presents some cause for concern.
Although the scientific evidence is
not solid, h'ypoglycemia has long
bc<>n thought to .. low
cogn1t1-.e-motor I unction, ..., hich
mJy account for the slightly
increased rate> of automobile
accidents previously ob)crved 1n
diabetic patients.
Typical S> mptom!> of low blood
:.ugar may include trembling.
pounding heart. d11f1cult
concentrating, coord1n.it1on
problems, d rO\\Sln<.':.s. or n.iuscJ.
Left untreated, symptoms worsen
and their conscqu(•nces can be
life-threatening. Hm .. e-.er a quick,
sugar-rich snad. ior e ample a
non diet soft drinl.. can usually
elevate blood '>USM to normal
levels. thereby allcv1Jting --
symptoms.
"Mo>t individual with d iabetes
<lre excellent drivers." Cox said.
"Still this is a hcJlth and safety
issue thJt appear:. \\Orthy of
add1t1onJI imest1g,1t1on, and the
u-.c of a bit of e tra caution by
dmcrs .... ho h.ive di.ibetcs,
esp<.-cial!Y those prone to
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A8 Monday, May 24, 1993
STEINBERG
From A1
lgned a three-year, $6 million pact with the New
Orleans Saints.
"lt was a heady, wild six months," Steinberg
suid. "There's a brand new set of rules."
Steinberg & Moorad's free-agent deals so far
this year add up to nearly $70 million, on which
the firm receives a 4 percent commission, and
Steinberg is working on deals that would give
several other clients sweetened contracts with
their current teams. Those deals include new
co ntracts for quarterbacks Steve Young and Troy
Aikman, both of whom Steinberg expects to
average more than $5 million a year in salary. He
· figures he may do another $70 million in contracts
before the 1993 season begins.
"NFL teams entered the world of m.odem
American business and had to compete,"
Steinberg said of the new system. "It was almost
ltke the Twilight Zone. These hostile waJls came
down.
"Teams made up recruiting film s pushiug their
team and their city. They made recru iting packets.
They introduced Pierce Holt to the governor of
Georgia .... We went to Phoenix and met with the
owner, who hadn't met with Tim McDonald since
he came in to the league in 1987."
Ste inberg's firm also picked up rwo new All-Pnt
FESTIVAL
From A1
between Newport Boulevard and
Dover Drive more attractive to pe-
destrians. Merchants hope that by
beautifyi ng the area with landscap-
ing and gelling more traffic lights
along Mariner's Mile, they'll get
dmers to slow down long enough
to no1ice the variety of shops and
restaurants in the area.
"We feel we have more to offer
than any single village in Newport
Beach," said Steve Sutherland, a
resident of the area and president
of 1he Mariner's Mile Association.
chcnts this year -Buffalo Bills running back
Thurman Thomas and San Diego Chargers
linebacker Junior Seau, both of whom may Jet
new contracts this year because of the pressures or
free agency and an impcndina salary cap.
Given the amount of work the firm is doing
with free agents, Steinberg took on only three ot
the 50 or so rookies who called for representation
this year, but one of those was quarterb3ck Drew
Bledsoe, the No. 1 pick in lust month's NFL draft.
It was the fourth time in five years that Steinberg
represented the top pick -an unprecedented
streak that even he doesn't believe can be done
again.
Beyond football, Steinberg's strongest niche,
Steinberg & Moorad represents 30 professional
baseball players, 30 newscasters and two
basketball players. The firm also invested in a new
marketing company, Integrated Sports
Inrernational, which Steinberg e>.pects to be "the
new power in sports marketing."
Steinberg has plenty of outside activities to keep
him busy, includina a radio show that he thinks
will be syndicated and a book project. In addition,
screenplay writer Cameron Crowe is following him
around to get material for a story that involves a
sports agent. ·
"There's been a few little things going on," he
said. "lt's been like the frenetic activity of training
camp in what is normally a Telaxed, ~sygoing time
for us.''
nice,'' said Jim Helfrich, a Mari-
ner's Mile resident and member of
the association.
Beverly Ray, owner of Beverly
& Partner and Bev's Marketplace,
said she was thrilled by the com-
munity response to the festival.
"So many people say they've
been driving by all these years,
and they never knew all thii. "as
here," Ray aid. "It's exciting. It
draws people toge ther."
R es taur a t e ur s Da n ny
Marcheano and Andy Crean, own-
ers of the Arches and Villa Nova,
respectively, agreed.
FIRM
From A1
agents.
"The client) we ha-.e ~ill open
doon to doing deal • " )<ltd u1gh
Steinberg, a partner with Stein-
berg & Moorad. "h's not like un·
other type of bu iness wh~re you
sit and wait."
ISi alreadfTcpresent~ many )tar
:ithlctcs, such as New York Giants
linebacker Lawrence Taylor, Or-
lando Magic center Shaquille
O'Neal and such Steinberg &
Moorad clients us Dallas Cowboys
quarterback Troy Aikman and San
francisco Giants first baseman
Will Clark.
Steinberg aid he expects many
other agents will continue doing
contracts for the athletes they rep-
resent, but will refer clients to ISi
for endorsement deals. I le said
many age nts will be willing to giv6
up the commissions they might
make on marketing deals because
worl..i ng with the new company,
they will avoid losing clients dis-
sat1<;fied over lack o! endorse-
ments, :i nd they may ge1 a piece of
the 15 percent commissions
earned by ISi.
By assembling a huge pool of
clien1s und specialiLing In nego1iat·
ing marketmg deals, ISi will maxi-
mize the endo1sement earnings of
the athk1es it reprci.ents, Stein-
berg said. The big roster of dienb
will appeal to advertbcr' and pro-
moters interested in doing pacl..age
deals or working with a clea ring-
hou!>e for celebrity endori.ers.
Steinberg said, too, th:it ISi will
be :ible to rcpre ent non-athletes
on ma rketing deal , such as ente r-
tamers and other celebrities, and
ii will be able to originate i1s o~n
productions, such as a quarterback
challenge.
"I can 't tell )OU how enormou
this can be," Steinberg said. .. I
-Newport Beach/Cotta Meaa Dally Piiot
CIARKE
From A1
ycurs. She was an altcrnntc del-
egate to the 1952 Republican
Convention and attended many
or the pariy's later conventions
as a delegate or alternate.
In 1970, she was appomted
by President Richard Ni.xon to
serve as a member of the Com-
mittee for Preservation of the
White House. She wai. reap·
p<)inted to the committee by
President Gerold Ford and
President Jimmy Caner. In
19751 Ford appointed Clarke to
reprctsent the Wh ite House at
the 31th Conference on Inter-
national Education in Geneva.
aarke was invotved ftt a ho t
or ch:uitable and soci:il organi-
zations. She wa founder of
support groups ,f.r! the Hou\e
Eu Josthutc ln tos Angeles.
the ucr C.OU.ie or Medicine
and the Brain maging Center
at UCl.
Clarke was a long-tim e mem-
ber or Robert Schuller's Gar·
den Grove-based Crystal Ca-
thedral congregation and do-
nated a 43-acre estnte in l la-
waii to the Robert Schuller
Ministries. She was al'io given
the Western Region I luman
Relations Award of the Ameri-
can Jewi sh Commi11ce.
"Sh e was a great leader,"
$aid Linda Isle resident Jean
Liechty, a long-time friend of
Clarke. ''She had a \Cry good
sense of fl ow things should be
done, and she commanc.Jec.J re-
spect by her dignity. -
"We're just all'°going to nmi.
her. l've alwa> called ·her the
first lady of Orange County "
Laguna Dench re ic.Jen t Con-
stance Morthland al o pr;mcd
Cla rke's leadership in ch:m-
table cau e,.
"I've known her for 40
yea~." Morthland suid. "She
wos alwa~ arranging iupport
groups."
Si11d Pat J1ug, another long-
time friend . ·•1 just feel like it's
the la st of the monarchs. She's
a great lady. h 's the end or an
area, as for as I'm concerned."
Clarke also helped her
daughter, Joan 1rvine Smith,
win a $255.8 million settlement
when the two were dissatisfied
with the payoff Smith received
in , connection with Donald
Oren's purchase of The Irvine
Co. The other rwo Irvine family
heiresses, Linda Gade and
Kate Wheeler, accepted their
origi nal settlements from Bren.
Clarke is survived by Smith,
a San Juan Capistrano resident,
as we ll as three grandsons,
three grea1 grandchildren and a
stepdaughter, Frances Clarke
Rae of New York. Clarke\
three grandsons are: James
Swine.Jen, a lawyer who lives in
Emerald Bay; Russe ll Penni-
man IV, a Navy commander
who lives in Rancho Santa Fe;
and Huntington Beach resident
Morton Smilh, a broadcaster
and inves tme nt manager.
Ru!> ell G. Allen. a lawyer
who is handling fune ral ar-
rangements for the fam ily. aid
a vil>itation will be held from J
p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday nt
Fairh:iven Memorial Park and
Mortuary m Santa Ana. A
small. private memonal service
will al o be held at an unc.J1•.-
closed rtme and date
In lieu of no,\erl>. the famih
recommends donation!> to the
UCI College of Medicme. the
Hou!>e E:ir Institute and 1he
National Water Research lnsti-
lute m Fountain Valle)•.
In spite of overcast skies on
Sunday, this year's festival gave
business owners a taste of what it.
would be like to have consumers
wandering through the area, and it
gave shoppers a taste of wh at
Mariner's Mile has to offer.
"For our first year, wit h minimal
budge t and minimal promotion,
everyone did a ll right ,"
Marcheano said. 111l will be a nice
yearly event." th ink this is going to be the new tr===-===========================:;; powe r in sports marketing.··
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May 24, 1993
The Newport Beactv'Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
Sport5 Edltor ~r Carlson .... 642~30 ext..387
Sports on lV-radi0/82
Classified/84
PIRATES
DOUBLE
DOUBLE!
Tars leap ta CIF Div. 11: girls title!
~Orange Coast's amazing
weekend journey sends Bucs
on to state baseball JC finals.
By Ryan L Blystone
SPMS Wlttet
WILMINGTON
-Perhaps Orange
Coa t College ba e-
ball coach John Al-
tobelli said it best
Sunday afternoon
••• • 'Ir-.
~ ' •. . ' '
when he trted to explain his team's
performance.
"I don't know how to explain
1t," aid the Pirates' first-year
leader after he was asked about
ht\ team's come-from-behind, 9-5,
victory O\ er Long Beach City Col-
lege which forced a deciding sec-
ond game in the Southern Cal-
ifornia Community College Re-
gional playoff . "It's JUCO (junior
college) ba eball. -Anythmg can
happen."
Anything and everyth ing is what
happened for the Pirates Sunday
at Lo Angele Harbor College.
OCC. fresh off two victories Sat-
urda) (9-o'er San Diego Mesa
and 10-7 over L.A. Harbqr) was
'lttll il1 hot water a the Long
Be.1ch Viking only needed one
'1c:tol) to ad, a nee to the state
ch.1mp1on!>h1p tournament in Sac·
rJmento at acramento City Col-
lege. \lartang Sa1urday So Long
Bc,1ch "a 1t11ng prett~ .
But v. ha1 Long Beach got an-
'teJd "a' tu w:uch 1hc Pirate put
1ugether a !>IX·run ninth inning to
era!>e a 5-3 V1lung lead and then
fall . 7-0, ih the !.econd game allow-
ing OCC to earn the school's first
See PIRATES,U
~ Heads goes 1-2 in shot. discus;
Bowman, Ross, May finish 1-2-3 in
the high jump to provide the edge for
Newport Harbor's CIF champ1onsh1p. · -
By R1cnaro Dunn
SPOiis 'II • ..,
f\OR\\ALK -\\hen MichaclJ
Ro~' cleJrcd 1h.c high Jump bar al
5-fcet. 6·inchc!., and )prtnied O\er
to 'ie" pon Harbor l lt!o!h team·
m.iti!~ Imj Ilo~nun Oirtd Mt~\ _....,9-.Wt:r.:"ll
Ma\ 10 form J hugg ng pJr!., hlll~
did )he jnow that 1 me:in1 more .1h.in the tr io
ad\Jncing to the Ma~tcr~ ~1ee1.
It \.\Ould e\entualh pW\C: to be the de i'>t\e
feJI lor the Sa1lor!I m \\.tnn ang the girls Ctr
Sou1hcrn ~cc11on D •"1~1on II lrJd. and field
ch.1mp10n!>h1p Saturda~ at CemtO) College
W11h 43 points, 2J <:omang in 1he high 1ump,
the Sailor-. \\l1n 1he1r fir~1 C\er ClF 111le in track
and held. b•)\:. or girls . :\e"-porl Harbor's bo~~
had .1 Cll ru n-
ner-up ftnt)h in
1975 ...., hile the
pre\ IOUS bC\t fo r
the s~ulor' girls
"'a' an 19 5,
\~hen the' "''o
fin1,hed a, run-
ner·up
Uo"'mJn. a
!)Ophomorc "'ho
ltn1'hed fourlh an
1he \tale meet
la t ~car .lnll ha'>
:.i per!>on.d be)I
of 5-~'0ll 111tr~
DI\ 1'10n 11 high
1ump champ1on-
'>htp :11 S-o \\ t1h
no mi);e, .111.mg
1hc \\a~.
Ro-.!I. a :.~ mor
and four·11me
Cll 11nala,1 \\ho .
'J he great thing is
that all three (high
Jumpers) made it to
the Masters Meet,
and what's nice is
that all three have a
good chance to
come back again
(for the state meet). .
They only take five . _
to state from the
Masters but all
three have a
chance.•
-ERIC TWBT, Tll'I t:8ldl
adhrncco; 10 the MJ,t1.:r' ~tcct Im th1: t rst 11me
tn her c.lrcer "·• :.cconJ (5-(J) !:!he ma ... .,ed
t\\JC.e a1 5-4 before clearing her th rd a11empt
c:h11\ ~t:i}. a !>Ophomorc. f1n1,hcd 11cd tor 1h1rd (5-
Sailors' junior Gina Heads spins her \~ay toward CIF Division II individual championship in shot put Saturday.
6) "•th faperanza'!> Kra't~ K.Jerulff 10 earn 1'.e"'·
See NEWPORT/93
occ falls shOrt
llY one win of
title showdown
Sina has a title iii her purse,
but big payog is still pursued
CdM freshman Kell y Campbell
continu_es her ret ord-smashing
·ways with sub-5 minute 1600
~ Cypress downs Pirates ,
2-0, then falls to Palomar
in State JC softball finals .
~ 41-11 is enough for CIF
crown, but the heavyweight
marks still lie down the road.
<,-0n.1I be)t i) 43-:!. accomplished JI a
SeJ \ aew League du.11 meet aga11ht
Tu,1111 1h1s _. She clocks in at 4:59.75 to finish second in CIF Division II
finals; next hurdle lies ahead at Masters Meet Friday evening
RIVER I Df -. Orange Co.m Col-._.
lege·., <;0fthall team
rallied w11h J pair of .
v1ctorae!> on Saturday
to make it to Sun-..
day's play m the double-elimination
<;fate championship tournament, but
Jn old pemcsis, Cypress, aw~11cd
and turhed Orange Coast's bid
back. 2-0
Cypress went on-to fall in-rtre fi. -
nal~ again t Palomar. 3-1, in the
ta tc champion hap !>howdown.
\ e a r .
:.\\c'rc !>1111
\\ J11t ng . for
By Richard Dunn 1 h e . b i g
Spons Wnier 1 h r tl \\ • I
NORWALK knO\\ it's
facn though she's still 1here
wa111ng for the big "\\he n I
thrO\\, JUnior G111a r \\Cl.II 10 the
Head!> of Newport C l I· pre-
Ha rbor High continues lam,, I lig-
to turn head in the u r c J I
hot put rang. could (\\in
Oy winning her fir:.t CIF champion-Cl I ) 1 was
)hip, heaving 41-feet, l l-anchc to prell) con-
caplure the Southern Sec11on DI\ 1-11de 11 1. I
1unlt mlc, :md fm1 hirrg-sccvnd m-JU:.t d1il my
the discus, Heads scored 1$ point!> u !> u J 1 ·
Saturday all by hcr!>clf, helprng th e 1 h r l) w l>
Sailors win ~l}e ~ivision 11 t_racl.. and t 0 d a) ·to
field champ1onsh1p at Cerrito Col-qualtfy for
lege. the ~fosters
'When I
went to the
ClF prelims. l
figured I could
{win CIF). I
was pretty
confident. I
just did my
usual throws
today to quali-
fy for the
Maslers
Meet.•
-CIU llEADI
CIF Champ
By Racllard DuM
~Wl'll!r
NOR'W ALll.. -Vol-
k'l'ball llttll l'\)ffiC'I fir>t
for frc,hm..tn Kell) .-r--~~
Camphell l)f Corona del ~~
Mar High. but after .tali
break.mg fM: mmute' m -S
the 1000 meters Saturda) m the Clf-
oulhern Sectaon Dl\1!11on 11 final
before thousands of '>pcctators at
Cerritos College. ome obsel'\.er' ma\
\\onder "h)'
· Talcnt-wJSc. •. :.' Cd.\1 Cu3ch HlU
5umner ~aid, "\\e dtm 1 \..no" \\hat
\he can do 'he JU'>I PR cJ ti' 10 'Cl°·
onds."
{ 4 'iQ ""'\ l ltn the f1~1 tlffil' 111 hl'r tn·
e>.pl'rtcnccJ \a rec r
"Cau!J.u n, r.rn .1 ~re at 1 al·c. '-ll ,,1u
ha'e w '?l\C.' rredtt to her. l"lur I Than\: Ke ll~ ran
pacturc per-
fect." ~um
ner .uJ
C amp-
bell \lo hO
topped her
previ ou
h c., I ,1 I
.5 ~~'. dt'-
C\l ITTplt,hcd
.1t the (IF
preltm . 'he
r a n the
J~OO meter'
Among the oll-tournttment team
"ere three from Orange Coast -
pueher Jill 81 hop, outfielder Nicole
Shammas and as a utility player,
Kathy Shortall.
Palomar' Kim Ward. who
"(Last) week I had good practice • Meet."
hitting 44 and 45 feet, so I know that For the
coach (Tony Ciarelli) was kind of di · l leJd!I will
appointed," said Heads, who e per-
second year in a rO\\.
compete an the Masten.
AJ1hough Camphdl -a1 lea'I (\-
feet tall, .md growing -fine.hell '>l'v
ond in the Division 11 fanal<o behind
E peran1a'c; Carrie ('Juli.an
(4 59.35). 'he qualified for tht: '1.1'·
tcr. Meet and ran under h'c mmuh:.'
.l few hour-l:ltt: r m 11·1 ~.' '· hut J1d
not quJl1f\ '°lhl had to "~Urf) ou1 of
1hc tJJaum ll 1111:nd 1 ~ luh \OI
See CAMPBELL/II pitched the Comets to the title, was
See SOFTBALLM
Local tennis
stars advance
to Round DI 18
~ Newport~s Abrams,
both of CdM's doubles
• teams are successful.
SEAL BEACH -The
Sea View League's one-two
punch of singles standout
Geoff Abroms (Newport
Harbor) and the doubles
combin:rnon of Trenton
Rhode and Orian Walden
(Corona del Mor) remained
intact, as expected, through
the third round or the ClF
Individual Championship at
Old Ranch Tennis Oub Sat-
urday.
Abram , a frc hman and
itedcd No. 2 behind Loara's
Comcran Lindce, belted two •
foe into submi"ion on the
way to the Round of 16 on
Friday at ScaOiff Tennis
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PIRATES: Slate Rnals . are next for amazing
Orange Coast baseball
From B1
trip to the state championship
tourname11t since 1987. •
"It was a Jot of fun today," Al·
tobell1 said. "l told (Long Beach
coach) Llndsuy Meggs when we
shook hands \hat we're both too
)oung for this stuff (gray hair)." .
The Pirates (30-20} did it with
player!> lake former Estancia High
athlete Kyle Will.on who pitched
the final 2¥.i innings of relief for
the \\In in the first game and come
bad. 30 minutes later to start the
!tecond and go
three innings and
not allow a run.
runs and driving in another. He
added an RBI double and scored
a run in the deciding game.
Other top hitters for the Pirates
included Halper who hit a two-run
home run in the second inning of
the second game and added a solo
shot his next time at the plate in
the fourth. Third baseman Greg
Folsom also homered in the 5CC·
ond .game and Brink, who was O-
for-5 in the first game, snapped
out of his hi~tjng slump wilt) a
double and a single.
The final decision
sends Long Beach
The winning
pitcher in the sec-
ond game on Sun·
day was Darin Da -
balack as he came
in after Wilson was
hit by a ball on his
pitching hand in
the fourth inning.
Dabalack (5-6) was
pitching one day
after he threw 8 t,.;
innings in the
team 's two games
Saturday. The
sophomore from
City College home
with a final 23-20
record.
Orange Coast had
survived an improb-
able Saturday with a
sweep of San Diego
Mesa and LA Har-
bor.
The Pirates scored
five runs in the bot·
tom of the eighth to
send the San Diego
'I do n't kn ow
how to explain
it. It's JUCO
uunior colege)
baseball. Any-
thing can hap
pen.' Mesa game into
-JOHN Al.TmEW extra innings, before ace coach scoring twice in the
bottom of the 11th
to off set an 8-7 deft-Bolsa Grande gave
up onl> three hits and struck out
three as the Pirates recorded their
first !thutout of the season.
"We have guys who can suck it
up 111.e Wilson, Dabalack, our
catcher Darren Brink caught five
games in three days and (Justin}
Halper was hot wi th the bat for
us." Altobelli said. "The key was
that they bt!lieved in themselves
and they made things happen. ·We
picked a real good time to gel to·
gethcr as a team."
On the off cnsive side, another
former Estancia athlete, right
fielder Paul McDanicls, went 4-
for-5 in the first game, collecting a
double, three singles, scoring two
SOFTBALL:
From B1
named the pitching MVP; and Cy-
press infielder Kerry Moloney was
named the tournament's MVP.
The Pirates managed just one
hit off Dena Villasenor and Cy-
pre~) nicked Bishop for single tal-
lies in the first and fourth innings
to net the win .
Nick Trani's Pirates made it to
Sunday's set by virtue of an eight·
inning 1-0 victory over Long Beach
City College after first handling
We)t Valley, 5-2.
April Crosby scored the winning
run in the eighth inning when she
raced across the plate in the after-
math of a Long Beach throwing
error. giving Bishop her 11th shut·
out victory. Bishop improved to
20-10.
Crosby, batting in the No. 9 po-
sition for Coast, got aboard via an
error by shortstop Paul Libby and
advanced to third when Shortall
cit.
San Diego Mesa, which exited
with a 30-16 mark, was cut down
when Estancia High product Paul
McDaniels singled with one out
and scored the tying marker on a
triple by Greg Folsom.
Then T.J. Graber's sacrifice fly
scored the game-winner.
In Saturday's opene r, a 10-7 vie·
tory over LA Harbor, McDaniels
homered in the l>ixth inning and
contributed a spectacular diving
catch in left-center to help the Pi·
rates stay alive and set up the dra-
matics in the San Diego Mesa
game.
and Shammas both singled to load
the bases.
Long Beach catcher Chris Kraus
tried to pick Crosby off third base,
but the throw went into left field
and Crosby raced in for the win·
ner.
Earlier Bishop doubled home
two runs in the third inning to ig-
nite the Pirates past West Valley.
Softball summaries
Community coll ...
Stet• Tournementl et ,.lve,.lde CC SATURDAYS GAMES
Orenge CoHt I, Weat Yelle~ 2
Wes1 vaney 000 011 0-2 6 4 Orange CoaS1 012 200 x-5 10 t
Caln, BarrJntl (5) and Gol!key, B1Shop a.nd
Ritchey W-BlshOp L-Caln 2B-Sholtaff (OCC).
Bish09 (OCC), Oowt111 (QCC) HR-Btlasco rNV)
Orent• CoHt t1_~ong 8eech 0 Oranoe CoaS1 uuu 000 01 -1 6 0
loi:!9 Beach 000 000 00-0 4 3 Bishop and R11chey, Kephan aM Kraus
W -8lslloo.. L-Klaus
SUNDAY'S GAMI! Cypreu 21 Or•nee Coeat 0
Or111ge Coast 000 000 0 -0 t I ~SS 100 100 r-2 8 0
Wlasenot and Ougu. S.Shop and Rl!elley
W -Villasenor l -Blshoc>
College track Olympic Club
stops Beach -8~~~~~,!:!~F~:~.
CORONA DEL British Columbia -Southern Cal-
M A R Th c ifornia College's Ed Bowling fin.
Olympic C"luh, a i~hed ninth here at the NAlA !"a·
San Fran cisco-t1onal Outdoor Track and Field
based water polo Championships Saturday, going 6·
squad with a ro<,ter -foot·8 in the high jumpk.
laden with Olympic
and National 1 c.im Dwayne Stanford, of Malone,
players, claimed its Ohio, and George Key of Prairie
fourth straight U.S. Water Polo View A&M went 1 ·2 with identical
men's national crown Sunday hy leaps of 1-0V•.
defeating Beach (Long Beach) 7-6
at the Marian Bcrgewn Aquatics
Center on the campu'I of Corona
del Mar High School
Kuk Everist, a '92 Olympi an,
was named the tournament's
MVP. Hi quickness and speed
gave the Olympic Oub an extra
advantage of each of its op-
ponents. I le \Cored three critic.al
goal in the 111lc game It's his sec-
ond MVP honor at the finals and
the eighth tame he has been
named to the first team All·
American Ii t.
"It was an excellent tournament
and extremely compct11ivc,'' ~aid
O lympic Club Coach Pete Cutino.
Other first team All-Americans
announced. K,Yle Kopp, Craig
KJ:t '· Doug Kimbell, Afcx Rou •
cau, Chris Duplunty, Steve Gill
Deep sea
IUllOAY'I OOUllTI .... ~ LMDfflQ -7 bolll
I 5' englerl, 5 ~. I 00 blrrlcuda. t67
clltco bass, 22 und bait. 3 I roct ns11. 16
ICU!pln. 12 bonlo, 2 ~ 12 Wtphlld, I
&pnsh iac-. '4 .,. lllh. 3 oP*YI. 22 Dall
ptlCll, 295 mac-..
DAV'IY'I LOCKD -9 llOlll, 320
• angltrt 3 ye1o.-. 3M bonlo, 195 blrr1eucta. eo c11co i.a. 4 .., ..... 3
ICUlpln, 4 IOCl ..... 450 ....... .,.
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I Boating
llALBOA YACHT CLUB
Macho Men'• R .. •tt• hnlorleMte
Wimps class -1 D• 8ertllhl1er. Whitt Coud, ASYC. 5.75, 1 Peter GMt. ABYC, 7.
8etfcake1 class -1. Tom Wlltoo. BYC.
2.75: 2. Harry Bouroeott, BYC, 7 ~class -f. Alan Andrews, BYC, 3.5; 2. Roger Patterion. MBYC. 7.75.
O¥traa W'1nner: Tom Walson, BYC.
UHIA CORINTHIAN YC MeellMll .. rtee,No.I
CIUI A -1. Nell ~. Pt1141ulon, NHYC: 2. Da'ild Gray, Pendfaoon, SSYC. 3. RllOh Cameron, Ra.t Ma Ta.t, BYC.
Clala 8 -PM I l.Wldl Sharp, Skldoo,
SC't'C: 2 Dick Hayden. A_,., 8CYC, 3
SM Moth«, Stoker, BYC.
Cl111 C -G1udl0/Rl1vo1~1nyaaro. WMtldlt, BCYC, 2 OIYld Price. Tr• Gotdo,
8CYC, 3. Gil l<nuOton. TIOtlM, 8CYC. caau o -JoM Snlly, PYssyut we. 2 Aldwd~. ~~.we. 3 w..
Selby, Clever TrMt, SSYC.
NR'°"T MAAHA YC '"~·~..,... C&us f·22 -1. Auspice, Fllt Whitt, Jr.,
HH't'C, 38 75, 2. Hoe·Hoe·Hoe. Jeck Cmcw1,
IYC, 43 75; 3. M1, Coln ... NHYC, 47.76,
4. Down lk*. ,_ Ni1111n. NHVC, 51 00, 5
AINlulfl. Jim lucM"*71, NHYC. 52 00
Shillda -1. MMn. Etlkt Ytfl'M, UCISA,
11.SO
Noll: ...... "..,. rat .....
• flir S••· Mlrcft I, Aptl 3. MIY t, May 22. •
I
Pll'llll' 11111111
Co-COICll al , ... In°" ... _...
~ He shares the honor
with coach of league's
kingpin, Don Sneddon.
CO STA
MESA
John Altobe-
lli, who led
the Ora nge
Coast College
baseball team to a tic for
second place after contend-
. ing for the title into the
final week of the season, has
been selected Co-Coach of
the Year on the 1993 All·
Orange Empire Conference
team.
Altobelli shares the honor
with Don Sneddon of Ran-
cho Santiago, which cap-
tured the conference crown.
Designated hitter Jason
Parsons was the lone OCC
player chosen to the first
team, co mpiling a .378 aver-
age in conference games.
Pitcher PhiJ Jensen, in-
fielder Greg Folsom and
outfielder Richard Ernst
were second-team selections
from Coast. Pirate~ earning
honorable mention were
pitcher Kyle Wilson, ouficld-
er Aaron Weiss and catcher
Darren Brink.
The Player of the Ytar
was .Kevin Clark or Cypress,
"'hile Rancho Santiago's
Brandon Hoalton, who was
unbeaten in six conference
decisions, is the Pitcher of
the Year.
Baseball summaries
" •
loCel "•elonata 8recket 8
et LA Harbor Ralphs, Tilt roll on to Masters
I ATU .. DAY'S GAMES Orenge CoHt 10, LA Harbor 1 0ranoe COISI 130 003 120-10 11 2
LA HMt>or 012 012 tOO-7 I 5 Jensen. bda!Mt (7) ano Btlnk. Miner,
Mtp (6). Manche 17), L~ (I), ltnelk (~. Diver (9) and toor. W-Jensen. 8·1
l-Mdler, 4.3 S-Eadatak. 1. 28-SNct
IOCC). Poor (Wi) HR-McOanltls (OCC), Folsom (OCC) .
Oraneo C..at 9, SD Me .. I
SO Mesa 110 104 000 01 -8 17 2 occ 100 001 050 02-t 16 2 Enano. Jonts (8) and Atnold, Dalli
Cet>•s (8), l.QC>eZ (11) ml 8ttnt.
W-lopei , 4-0
L-Jones. 2B-Callon (SOM), GuvNn
(SOM), Ibarra (SOM) 3B-Folsom (OCCJ.
Arnold (SOM). HR -CIWllPOuS (SOM)
· SUNDAY'S GAMH
Or•nee CoHt e, Loni .. •ch I
Oranot Coas1 030 000 006-9 13 2 long Beach 000 000 410-5 7 6 ()Quist. Wilson (7) and Bnnlc. Reeser
O'Aoust (Ill. Myers (9), Glllson (9) iiid
Olivas W-Wilson. 6-7 l-O'Aoust
2B-McOantels (OCC). Lewis (LB), Wottenbarger (l8) 3B-Sauemebef (LB).
HR-Lockell (LB)
Or•nt• CoHt 7 1 Long Beech 0
Long Beach 000 000 000 -o 1 o O Oranoe Coast 020 103 Oll-7 12 1
Viano, Mimi (4), Myers (4), GIOson m
and Ollvu ; Wiison. OWlacll (4) and Bnnk.
W-Oabt lack. H l--Vlano, t-.4.
2B-Wollenba1ge1 (LB), Oulnn (I.Bl. Pnons (OCCJ, Wms (OCC), t.AcDinoefs
IOCC). Brlnlt (OCC), Ernst (OCC) AA-Ha!W (OCC) 2. Folsom (OCC)
Today's TV-radio
Tll!Ll!VlllON
Tennie
6 a m.-Frencb Open. E.£PN.
Soccer
9 am. -M1lan-Ph1U1ps sv. PT.
Pro Hocker 4.30 pm -tsles-Canad1ens. ESPN.
12 30 a m. -lsles·Canadiens. ESPN.
Blcrclln1
6.30 p m. -NCL competition, PT. .........
7 p m -Angels-Mariners, Ch. 5.
Trlethlon
8 p m. -Sprinlman Series, PT.
Auto R.Clft9 10 pm -on-road rKing, ESPN.
Bowlln9 11 30 p.m..-LPBT tourney, PT.
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Local schedule
..._ They finish 2-3 at CIF Division II finals
with efforts of 56-4 , .56-2, re spectively.
By Richard Dunn
Spom Writer
NORWALK -It' no accident
that Wade Tift of Newport Harbor s
High is thro"ing the )hot.put a foot ·
farther each time out. • •
Tifa. one of the !tmallest cumpct1· ..
tors at 6-foot-1. 200 pound), contin-
ued to dcmnn!.tratc on Saturday 1n
the CIF Southern Section Uh ision II track and
field ch~1mpionship' at Cerrito\ College that <,1tc
doesn't matter.
While Ne,\.port I IJrbor !.cn1or Ocau R:ilph!t fin·
1shed second in D1vbion If and qualified No. 3 lor
the It-tasters Meet \\llh a 56·foot, 4·111ch lling. Tift,
a junior, reached another pc1 onal hc'I ''ith a IO))
of 56·2 to fin i!>h third in the divi>1on and qualif)'
No. 4.
"That's the thing, a lot uf people thi.n~ 'hot
putters Jl:l\.C to be big gu)!t, hut )peed i) the cle-
ment in the ~hot put," !.aid Tony C1;irclli, Nc\\flOrt
I larbor ''eights coach and longtime guru of the
!>hot put and tl~cus. "Strength and speed be.it
~ize, and Wade ha them both. He hao; a lot of e\·
plosiveness and that's , ... h.ll counts for him."
Tift hit a personal record 54-9' ~ at the Sea
TENNIS:
From B1
Club in Huntington Beach.
Vie"' League tinal'>; the follo,,ing \\CCI., Jt the
CIF prelim..,, he recorded another indl\idual be>I.
hca\'ing 55-21 ~ at UC Ri\crs1dc. No'' 1t') 56·2
And don't c~pcct 11 to 'top there.
"Oehe'c 11 or. nut." C1.1rell1 aid. "11 ' Jll
planned l C\pectcd that todJ}; actual!}. I'm hop·
1ng fur JllOthcr foot out uf W:ide.
"b cC) )CJr at th1 ' 11me, m~ hot putters bJo,.
'nm, from the league finab on That'<> \\ h) "C lift
\\C1ghh fuur hours a JJ) )tarting in J:tnu.1ry But
\\ .11.lc h.1 ... natural athletic ability, that') "'here 11
re.illy help) Sumetimc )OU h.M: to sJcnfice the
1\rcad1J .ind ~11. SAC im11.11ional' and ~ccp lift·
1ng, hecJu'e t Im 1s \lo h.it it's :ill about. ..
(·or HJ lph,, .... hose person.ii best 1s 57-1. 11\ Im
'ccond cumecull\c trtp tu the Master Meet.
"\ hen you 're pu.,hing up there \\llh )our bC'>l
th1 0'"· that\ good, because all (Ralph ) has to do
1' bc•H lw., cumpc1 111on." Crarclli su1d. "Conm-
tency "' 1hc J.c\ for him no,~. I le'll probably plaq:
111 the ,t,1tc meet with th.It (56·4) thro\\, He\ h11
57. but I th1nl. he t.Jn hit 5 AnJ f thin!. Wade 1~
c.1pahle of th~1t, too."
Other Cll llnalim "ho did not qualify for the
~1 •1~tcr., Meet 1nduded Ne\\ port Harbor'~ Sl.y Pc·
tcrli..a, \\.ho ''a' ninth in the 3200 meter (9.42 61),
and Corona dcl Mar's Todd ~temman, "'ho
clc:ired 6-fect an the Diva ion II high Jllmp compe·
t1tion and placed seventh.
After a first-round bye Abram~
knocked off G:arden Gro¥C·s S~vc
Ho, 6-J, 6·0, then bested Re-
dondo's Renato Arrogante, 6-1, 6·
2.
c oCARWASH& u CARNAUBA WAX
Rhodes and Walden were 6·2, 6-
l winners over a San Marino team
of Ku-Ton; then bei.tcd La Quin·
ta's Hong-Du, 6·1. 6·1.
Corona del Mar's econd dou·
bles team in the eliminations, Jed
Weinstein nnd Oeat Oaudenbachcr
rolled past San Marino's pair of
Ris!tingcr-Lcc, 6-1. 6·0; then
tripped up Long Beach Wilson'
Somanith·Svay and J.amc$ Row, 7-
6, 6-1.
The Sea King will cc more of
Lona Beach Wilson Tuc!tday when
they duel in the team quarterfinal!t
at the Billie Jc.an King Courts in
Long Beach, adjacent to Blai r
Field in Lona Beach, ~tarting at
2:30.
Wilson ond CdM advanced with
ident 1col 11 -7 ~ccond round vie to•
ric on Friday over Mi11ion Viejo
and Rlq Mesa. respectively.
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CAMPBELL: GINA HEADS:
From 81 From 8 1
leyball match at Lona Beach State.
"Volleyball still oomeJ fim," said Camp ·
bell, whose personal bests in the 1600 and
3200 (11:01 ) are the fas test in the n at ion
this year by a fresh man , according to Su m ·
ner.
Mee t -on Friday at Cerritos C.Ollege -in both the
shot put and d iscus. She was the No. 6 qualifier from
the ClF !inah in the shot put.
"l hate wa iting a ro u nd forever (in be·
tween races a t the meets). B ut I'm happy
a bout today, because my goal wus to be at
five minutes o r b reak it. I get kind of ner·
v~s befo re races, but I know Col)ch Sum·
ne r gets mo re nervo us than I am."
ln the d1>cus, Heads ~Ui.lllfted No. 3, thro wing 13 •
7 10 finbh !>Ccond In D1vii.ion II behind Uni\ersity's
Andrta Usll (1 41 ·1 I) Heads, "'ho ;ilso ad .. anced to
the '>l..ttc meet an both C\lenti. IJst }car, won the ~o.s·
ter) Meet in the d1i.cu!> IM.t )e..ir at 142-feet.
On I le.:ilh' third throw in the D1vi!tion 11 finals, the
rcJched 13 · 7, la~ing a temporary kaJ Bill followed
up v.1th her 141-1 I toss. Headi. went 135-3 on her
founh JIH.l f1n;al 1hro\\,
Jn the 800 m e te rs, C dM senior M o llie
Flint -the Sea View League 's female Ath·
!e tc o f the Year -qualified No . 8 for t he
M asters M eet
with a time of
2:16.86 in the
D ivision 11 fi.
nals.
"fat:l)bOd) sa)i. that (B all and I ) are ri"JI!>, but I
don't 'cc her a .. a mal, '>hfs JUSl a competitor "
l lcuJ .. '>aid ·We encourage each other The main
goal an the J1-.cus \I.Jct to qualify, and 1f a C IF champ•·
on..h1p lOJITTc uut of 11, then I \.\Ould've been even hap·
pier.'
Flint was
fourth in .the
race , running a
personal b est
tha t topped her
previ o u s oL
2:19.3.
In Jc..lc.lt1ion to M1thaela Ro-.,, ~foty May ..1nd D1v1·
s1on 11 champion T111a Bo\\ man scoring a combined
23 pomi.. und qu::iltt.\ang for tht MJ!>ter!> M eet tn the
high Jump, Sewpt rt Harbo r rcce1,cd fr.e point) from
Mand~ Cla) Ion. "ho lsni!>hed fifth in the triple JUn'lp
JI 35-7
I or Cl:1} ton. a !>Ophomorc, ll \.\ ..t!> another mile~tonc
dc~11cJillang t~ql4al+fy for the M!lsten Mee-t
"l just tried
to stay with it
(on the stretch)
and give it all I CdM's Kell y Campbell h a d , • • said
Flint, who was
boxed in before the last turn with three
o ther runners, then poured it pn during the
turn to temporarily take second place.
It v,,;i., the fourth time !>he\ broken the !.thoul tn·
pk-Jump record 111 le!>s th;,in a month She brokt:
tcc:immJte Tr..1cy Tl.".tl'l> i.tJndJrd of 33·6 in :.i duJI
meet :.ig:iin,1 S.iddlcb:ick 11n April 29. bounding 33·
101 ~. hrul..c I ag.11n JI the lc:1gue finals (.Ji.-~). then
brul.c 11 J ·1turJ t1111c at the C IT pre Jim) l~~-11 '~).
Her 35· ~ rtl•)rd nn;. ntJ! I "t long "1th t'>'u ml1rc
)C':Jr:i. .ahc.id uf hc:r.
"It got p retty hectic in there, so I had to
get out. I tri~d. but I didn't have anything
left (for the fina l 100 mete rs)."
flint, compet ing in the cu:: fin.als for the
second )Car in a row. a1s·o anchored CdM'~
1600 meter relay that went 4:08.55 and fin·
i!>hed ninth in the Divii.ion II finals. Megan
Upham. Brooke M ed and Jennifer G a rd-
ner ran the fir)t three legs for CJM 1 which
"e n1 faster (~:06.37) at the CIF prclims.
In the long Jl:mp l~o~~ lana .. hcd -.e'en th "111 ..a 1-• ·
2' = leap "hllc th~ 'l ulur-· 400-rnt:tcr rcla)' 01 Piper
Archil' ild. Ro ....... ~L' Jnd L1r1.he' Curtis "il" ,e,cnth
in"-llJ.td i.c-.unJ, 0 , Dt-1,1un ii lhJmp1on C.111)on
'>rnn~' ,..: "11!) 4 1.ilt!JcU tur 111 .. ~IJ\tni. \fret uut of
the hL'.tt
In 1h1..· IJl\1,1un Ill h1=-h Jump l:.i.tanl1a\ Julia ,
S1..hnur,k1n 1.k.1rc:J 5 kc• L I n1,h -.c,cnth "ihe did
nut qu.ihl) h..lr the :-.tJ:.k,, :-i.hnur,tc:in "'"'~ the lone
JrcJ pwJud tu 4ualil: lur 1h,• C..11 fanJb. guing 5·0 at
the D" ''ion 111 [Hl0 l1n1i. J Lr I ;..r,unJI be:.t 1::. 5-2, JC·
cumpl"hcd ... t the P.11.~li.. <.. 1,1,1 Lt:~g.ue f1n..il
NEWPORT:
From 81
po rt Harbo r five po tnts. In the meet, 10
points were awarded for fir:i.1-place fi n·
ishe:i., eight for second, sLx fo r third, four
£or fourth. t\\O for {11th and one for
sL<th.
arm!..
Espcrania was ~ccond in the meet
with 37 points, lullm~ed by Canyon
Springs (36), Los Alamitos and R i\l.:r ... i<le
No rth (30). Arlington and Rio M esa·
(20), ::ind Gane!>hJ, Foothill and Vni·
versity (18).
kgc.
"Tht' I'> J l111k C\lrJ ""..:1:1 lur m..:. bc-
c.aui.c tlm i'> 1'.tl.1., lvunh vcJr Jnd -.he
has never got PJ'>I th1.: Clf: 1111,ll,,. '>Jld
1\, iet. \\>hO'>C l11gh JUmp111g. trio quil'l-1~
cxi1c:_J the ~l.JUlUlll lullu" ang I hcc C\ cnt
bcc.1use uf praL.r commitmc:nts. un:J\\ .ire
that 1hc1r teJm \\J~ un the \\,t) tu \\111·
nmg .1 Cl I-d1 11np1un,l11p.
lu,1ng. 'o tf \\C '..:ured 43 pumh 11 tha ...
mccl, we ''·~ uht h.1,e J golH.! ,,1rc tom·
tng bJ..:I..
"I he grc.at 11.111~ t\ thJI .ill three <h11.:h
Jumper-.) m;1Jc it tu the ?-b~tcr~ .\led
and \\hat\ nice " th.11 .di t hree hJ'c .1
guuJ ch.tn~c tv .. umc bJcl. :1gJm ( lor th ...
U.:.au)c tht.:\ 'l:lrt 11 l>U fuw, anJ bc-
.. .iu'c 1t\ 'u1.h .~ Inn~ d..1~ \\Ith all the d1·
\hll ll" c1.1mh111.<l. ~uur kg., get rc:il·
rncJ.. 'o yL•u i.l<Jn t \\.1nt lu m1'i. ;.tnJ dll 11
-"/:· n 10 p.it c\trJ 'train un your leg,:·
~.,,:'••rt 11.i.l)(lr high jump coJch Rick
I O\!l.r '1a1J
"I f Kierulff would've made that last
height (5-6) on her fir!>t jump. faperanza
would've \\On the meet. but -.he mis)ed,"
Newport H arbor Coach Eric Twcit !>aid
"So it came down to (RO!>'i) and Tina
clcJring it at 5-6.''
Bowm an and Ro!>~ i.u r mountcd the 5-()
bar o n thd r 1nit1JI attempt:>, "h1lc t>.la)
cleared it o n her sccunJ tr).
Newport H :irbor gJincd 18 puini.. from
Junior Gina H ead .... \\hO ''on the D i\I·
sion II ~hot pu1 title "11h u 4 I -rw1, l l-
1nch hca\e and fin1.'>hcd i.ccond in the
discus at 138·7. T\\ll more Ne"purt H ar·
tlor poanh ~ere e.imed by -.ophomore
M andy Cla> tu n. "ho "a ... fifth in the tn·
pie JU mp ~•I 35· 7.
For Ru,.... 011~ of 11.: II.!" :1thk tc~
gradu.11111g thh 'tning 1r,111 I "1..1t'' lc:Jm.
~he \\,1., tin.ill\ .1Mc 10 ''·di. rath..:1 1h.1n
lamp. ·"'a' lr,;111 the Cl£· 1111.11 ....
'111 her fr1.:,h1n.1h \C,tr, 'he hur\ her
knee 111 th1.: hi~h Jump.'' (\\Cat ,,11d "In
her ,,1p•1omu1c :car ~hl ll'Ht her l-1 cc
\\ 111lc I Ullllllll! Ill the .lUll·ll\1.'l\. r 11. l.1\.
.ind l.t•I ~car, 'he .'>Ullcr.:d 1 hcc:I brnhc.
'V she lli.:\er Clll thruu!!h 1h1.· "h11k meet
I 111 h.1pp\ \\ 1; ... 11 .1 :-.elll\lf ).!iii d,1~' th.1'1
talc meet) I h ... , only t;.il.e h \C 111 't:.llt:
trum lhL· \1.1\tc·r,, but Jll three h.J\C ~
..:hJlh.C '
·11tc l11gh JUI! p c'i.:111 )t.1rtcd al .;.J(l,
\\ 11h Ro-.,, · """ m;in ..1nd M..1\ ~ ca-.11'
dcanng it 1•11 11ic:ir llri.t attemph Th~
lhr~c,omc \.1ultl•J 5-ket .ind 5-~ hdl1r.:
p.t,,1ng on 5-3
But th-. g 111d tflinJ about (Ro'!> 1 l'-
1 h.1i 'Le l.ir J > th.it ~cc:;.i1.hC )hl• ~ j
\tu.t ".lhc ..:~1011'1 ~I.I J<; ttrl!d 1-.alJ l1fh
"~ ~' •, C\t:r\ nh>J111ng "•th Tun~ (Ci.ud·
.11 Lk \\ 01Jn hJ!> gr~JI torm Ro~' h.1,
th.-,r,·cd JnJ -.trl'ngth ..1nd .~11,t) '' Ju't
a ':r1 '' clkovrJtn.1tcJ Jthlctc •
Uo.,.,man Jumped before Ross. who
quickly i.prung to her feet after clearing
1hc bar to ma~e it three Mas ters Meet •
qualifiers fro m the c;ame school. then
sped O\.Cr to her teamm3te~ with o pen
\l.1\ and U,m.m.m b•>undc:d O\cr 5-~
,111 1l.1.•1r !ir ... 1 t~. hut Ro" bump..:J thi.:
h.ir ''1th hc.r he.id on her tar,1 Jt1 .. ·mr11
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I~ C-111torn1a Bus.ness ano this documen1 at eJch 1ob ;idm1n1s1ration authority will •er.1dences on ScJward CITY HALL 71 FAIR 1906 Vista CJud.!1, Newpon et lhe Non tt !ront en· IO aai..ty U'le tndet>tea· ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;~
P1otess1ons Code, the spe-site The Contract0< and be granled unless an inter· Road in the City or Ne.,... DRIVE. COSTA MESA Beach, CA 92660 trance to the County ne11 aecure d by aald
c1a11y contracior awlllded any subcontract0< under 11 estcd porson files an ob ~ Beacn . CALIFORNIA This business 15 con-Courtnouae 700 C1v1c Deed advancea th41'9Yn-
PUILIC NOTICE the Contract tor tn•s Work shitll p01y nol less th01n the 1oct1on to the petition and A lh•rtv , (JO) d.ly rev 6" MARY T. ELLIOTT. ducted b'I' an individual Ceni.r Drive West San&a der. 111r1th 1nterftt H prp-
---------•shall usell contract a ma,or· spec1ftcd p1eva1hng rates or shOws good cause why the period~ .,.,,1 b<'gin 993 Mon Deputy City Clerk lhe ~egistr;irll(SJ ~om· Ana. CA at public auc· vtct.d therein and th•
NOTICE TO ny ol lhO Worll. "' ac· wages lo 1111 workets em court snoutd nol grant the i:tay. h y 17 hi J a;6d Publ1sned Newport mence 10 t;~nsaFcl 1 usi· lion, to the tt1gheat btd· unpaid principal 01 the
CONTRACTORS cordance with the pre>YI· ployed in the exl>CUl•on ol authori1y con1inuo throug un<' Be:'lch Costa Mesa O.lll ness under e icti ious der tor caah (payable at note aecured by 1a1d CAI.UNG FOR BIDS s1ons or Cnhlorn1;1 Busi· the Contract A HEARING on lhe pell 19'.lJ. at which lime ;iny in '. • ~ Y Business Nam,e(s) listed lhe time ol u le in lawful deed with •nletMt there·
SchOol Otst11ct COAS T ncss ano ProtesS1ons Code No bidder m.w withdraw t1on will be held on JUNE aerested party m.ly re. ew ~· e> M.ty ~'· 2;· 2 25 abo~e on M;iy ~ 1993 money ol the United on H provided tn aa1d COMMUN I TV COLLEGE Section 1059 any b•d tor a penod or St•IY 10 199J ill 1 45 PM in Jnd comment on lhe N';la • 6. Junr , . ' 3. 5 1993 l•ene Fosler MJcautey Sta tea) all rigfll: title, Note '"' charO•• and DISTRICT l\•I worl\ must be com· (60) dolys ;:ih8' the d.110 sel Dt:1p1 10'.I localeod al J<l 1 11110 D~ant•on The N~g.t FOJS fhis si,iiemeni wa:o t.le~ and 1ntere11 conveyed to e•penae• 01 "'• truatee
Bid Dead~ne· 2 p rn 01 pletO<I w1th1n JS consecu lor the opo111ng ol b•ds Tho C11v Dr~ve Soulh, Or :~re ?cev~~;a'.~~ .. ~9av~~~~~ PUBLIC NOTICE O~n~~"c~~~;t~n ~e;: 1~ and now held by It under and 01 the '""i. cruted I.he 9Ul dlly ot June 1993 t111e days trom the time or A payment Bond Md a ~nqe. CA 921>68 l9!>J aatd deed in the pto perty by aata Deect 01 l1u11 Place or Bid Reciltp1 01 the Not•ce to Proceed is pcrlorm11ncb bond shall be If' YOU OBJECT TO the business hours at tnc 01 Fictitious 111uated 1n H id County S•mmo Recon veyanc:e
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Community College Dos· pr0jl'C1 rnust t>e compte1cd 1n lho form set lorth in the mq and st .. ue your ob ~.llCdt aL :2~1,:4 SM~i T ~ta1tomc_nt Da•I P•lvt May PARCEL 1 Lot 44 ol 1r w1nd;;ile CA .i L70~----__,.-...,,...,,.._.,....,...,...
tnct. 1370 m:tams Avenue, by August 6, 1993 Failure contraC1 documents 1ec:11ons or hill w11tton ob-tree · 1 ~ an a tie OI owing persons 24. JI. June 7. 14, I °TrllcrNo--tt>ttt. fffi 114-6370-By R c PILOT CLASSIFIED
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 to complete the Wort.. Pursuant To Section 1ect1ons with \tle court be ~;.~ (~~lm5o~~~~o1rn;,a~;~9 a~~i0:.i~~s·n~~C~NOL· mOOJ City ol Cotta Meae, Mailliard A11t Se<:retarv Its the resource vou Profoc:t ldentilica11on will'l1n lhe ttmo set lorth 22300 ol the Public Con lore the he.inng Your ap County ot Orenoe, Swte Dated 0412311»93 ,, 1 1 11 Name· Orange Coast Col hereotn w1tt result tn the 1m· traC1 Coce, Ille con1rnc1 wtll pearanco may be 1n person normal business hours OGY. 157° Corporate PUBLIC NOTICE of Cahlom1a. aa anown ASAP84713 ca coun on ° se •
lege Student Center PattO, pos111on ol hqu1d.lled di)Jn· con1a1n p1ov1S1ons perrM orbyyouranornev. Date d: May 17• 1993 ~"''e·c!u91~ . .,:2· Co~1" on• map recorded tnSf17,S/24,Y.J1 :;:~~·a~te~~. m==J~ Bid No. 1622 ages tor Heh day ol del'1y, 1109 1ho successful bidder IF VOU ARE A CREOITOR BY ORDER OF THE esa, ~0~ Fic:tltlous Booi.. 458 Pagea 46 .----------i Place Plans are on hie in tho amount sel lor\h 1n 10 subst.tuto secunttes tor or a contingent creditor ol 0 RANGE C 0 UN TY Woilred C'>t1st.Jn Fredeni.. Business Hamo through 48 1nclua1ve ol our columns compe
Office of O.rect0t of Facill-the lnlormauon tor bidders any monies wtthheld by the !he deceased, you mus1 Ille LOCAL AGENCY FOR· ~en,t 16i8'31 :oler~ LCA State ment M1acellaneo u1 Mapa, for Ad Action q ualified buyers lo
ttes Planning, Btll Haines, Each bid must conform D1s1nct to ensuro perform· your clmm Wllh the court MATION COMMISSION un ing on eac · The Followong persons record• 01 0.-anQ• Coun· call'
Coast Communily College and be responsive to the arn:e under lhe contract and mail a copy to lhe pe1 JAMES J COLAN· 9}~.;y Ma ">0321 Ramona are dOlng business as 'Y Calilom1a EXCEPT· CaU a 642-5878 DiStrlcl' 1J70 Adams AV· contr.:acl documents Each btd submitted 1n re-sonal 1epresen1a11110 ap-• 1 • ' CONSTRUCTION WEST ING THEREFROM ell O•I, enue, ·Bldg , "D", Costa Each b•oder shall subm1t. sponse 10 this Notice shall PCl<flled by the cout1 w1th1n GELO, EXECUTIVE OF· Lane Hunllnglon Beach. 955 w 19th St , A2().S gaa mineral and water m.11v-..
Mesa CA 92626' 714/432· on the lorm furnished Wltll contain as a b•d item ad· lour months lrom the date FICER, LOCAL AGENCY CA 926'i6 • Costa Mesa CA 92627 ngni. but w1lh0ut nght .... J r'Wl ...
5101' • the contract documents, 8 equilte' shee11ng, $1\onng. of l1rs1 issuance or leners FORMATION COMMIS. This business is con E11 Terrell Aobe<'IS 955 w ol enlty on U'le aurface 'D VISOR
NOTICE IS HEREBY list ol 1ne proposed sub-and bracing, or eQu1valenl as,prov1dl'<l tn SCC11on 9100 SIO N OF ORANGE dueled by 3 general pan· 19th St 'A204, Costa or w11hin 500 IMI lher• n •
QI VEN h.at. the aboito-cont.r.a.ctQlt on.Jb.!LprOJ.OCI method. for the prol~llOCI Q.I b.e. CaWvrua J>-robatc COUH-TV, C•LJFORNIA ne•s.n1!__ Me.sa...CA.9~621 ol _..._ ... Hnled by C ..,J
named SchOol otslt\ct ol as required by the Sublet· ollifo and limb 1n trenches Code Tho lime lor fihng Published Newport Tho e:,e~•st~n~!~ 1;,°'! Th•s business 1s con SeQeB lrorn and other. in 642-56Jr
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, Or~ County. Cahlom111. 11ng and Subcontracting and open excavation, claims will no1 ex p1re be· Beacn..Costa Mosa Da•I ml.'nc 0 a · u duC1cd by an 1n<11111dual a deed recOtded Dec.em· acting by and througn 11s Fair Practices Act Govero wn1Ch shall conrorm to ap. lore lour months lrom lho Y ness under the Fictilious The reg1st1ant(s) com. ber 29 1971 1n Booll -;===~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~.!....-------........
GoYtiming Board n-tnal· ment Code Secuon 4100 et plicable saloty ordetS. hearing dllle nollced Pilot May 24• 1993 Bui.•neon NN~me(s) aisled menced to transact buSJ 12981 , Page 1987 01 0111· Ca I I 6 42 _ S 678. •~ referred to 'as "DIS-HQ GoV1tm1ng Board. above. mOOl a=onChrrstian Frederik n~ss under the F1ct111ous c:iel Aecofd•
TRICr', will receive up to, Eoc:.h Bid shall be ac· By &Alire<! p Fernandez YOU MAY EXAMINE lhe PUBLIC NOTICE se~ d Business NJme(s) hsaed PARCEL 2 h H .,,.nta
f but nol later tllan Ille companied by a (:9'11fied Of Ph D Chancellor Coasi file kept by the court It Jou Th s statement was hied above on 5-tS.93 H aat loM tn the Article p U t a-1 e W W 0 rd S
•bow-stated time, aealed cashier's check or bid C~mun1ty Coll..,,; are 8 person lnlOfesle I :n PUBLIC NOTICE Wll~ lhe Covnly Cterll ol Eh Roberts enhlled Eaaema nt• ot t 0 WO r k f 0 r you. bids fOf th• aword of a bond In ;an amount not less -,. tho estate, you may 1 e CITY-WID E 0 C M 18 This statement wu Med the O.Clarauon 01 Cov·
f t:ontract tor the above than ten pe1cen1 (10') ol Published Newport With tne cou11 a formal Re-TRAFFIC IMPACT l~~ge ounay on ay with the County Cterll ol enanl.6 Cond11tona andl ..::::=~iii==;;;;===..::======:::::::, ~· the tolal bid pnce. payable Beach Costa Mesa Daily quest lor Spectol Nohcc ol 0<11nge County on May 21 Reatrichona rec:on:led lnlr
Bid lh;tQ be rece1ve<1 In to the Otstric:t d a guaran· P1lo1May17, 24, 199J the filing ol nn Inventory FEE PROGRAM FS7 t2HS 1993 Bodk n 303· Pa 906 01 .,,. place ldent1tled above, tee ll'lal the bidder. ii •ts M99t and appt&IS()I ol estate llS· THE COSTA MESA CITY Published Newpon Be.1ch I FS7HS2fS Olhctal Record104'
\od those bid• ahllll be proposal Is accepted. shell sets or ol any po1111on Of ~~~.~L H~~~1JiJ>L~O~ Costa Mosa O.i11y Piiot May Published Newport Beach The a11eet •ddreu and
ned end publicly read promptly uecute th• PUBLIC NOTICE acc:ount12~~ rr~Yld~, In CONSIDERATION OF A 24, 31, June 7, 14, 1993 Cbsta Mesa Daily Pilot M~y olhef common de11ona•
oud .et tile abov•Slaled Agre«nent, Furn11h a satis· MC11Pon OC • Aa i:· CITY·WIDE TRAFFIC IM m004 24 31 June 7 14 1993 · \Ion. 11 any, 01 lhe real im. end piaoe. facto')' Failhlul PerfOITn· BSC. 1717 n11 robate ode. e-• • • • r 0 8 rt d a 1 c,. b • d TMre w.11 be a twenty.live al'Ce Bond In an amount NOTlCE OF quest lor Special Notice PACT FEE PROGRAM PUBLIC NOTICE mOOl> ~bo:e 11 Jurpo<'\ed IO be
(S25) deposit required tor not lest than one hundred PETITION TO lorm IS avatlable lrorn the THIS PROPOSED IMPACT 1175 Kin 11on Street
eaen Mt ol bid dOC!Jmenta. percent (100%) ol the total ADMINISTER coun clerk ~~ ;~~~~l~H'1~~ L0EOCAEL HSOTHICE~EBY PUBLIC NOTICE jeo6ta Mu~ CA 9162' Refund Wiii be granted to bid pnce, lurntsn • Pay• EST OF AttOf'ner for the Petl· N Tl I The undetatOned Truat ~' Contr11c:tor1 only ment Bond In an amount ATE : tloner· GENERAL PLAN, ANO GIVEN tnat tne lollowlng NOTICE Of d bU -
f0t two (2) •::Jmaalmum) not less than ltf\y J*~nt FLORENCE AYANELLE METCALF a McKEH· FINAL EI R. 111044 AO-nems ol round or , saYed TRUST£E'S SALE :: ~~cl~~:,,:;r11~i: .. 1~
returned In con<htlon (~) ol the IOI.al b<d pnce. FLOYD ZIE A PROFESSIONAL EOUATELY DESCRIBES piopetty h11v• been held by UNDEA DEED Of TRUST tne .J .. 1 ed dreu and
within ten (10) days etter and lumlstt c4H11tlcales evl-CASI! NO. A1S8548 , THE ACTIVITY FOR THE the Pohce Depanment of T f No 95169 TE lothet common deet a• Ille bid opening date dencing that the r9quired To all lletrs t>enehclartes CORPORATION, 19129 PURPOSES OF CEOA tne City or Costa Men for Loan No 741361 ,:: In llCCOfdence Wlin the lns111ance Is In effect In tile creditor.. contingent c:red~ MAGNOLIA ST., STE THE IMPACT FEE PRO· I perlOd In excess ol n;nety o.h~ Ref .. ~:n· 11 any, attown ..
provisions ol CaOlornia amounts set forth In I.he tors, and persons who may 201 , HUNTINGTON GRAM IS PROPOSED TO (901 days A p Number 4U t:M2-44 The IOI.al amot1nt o t U'le
Public Contraci Code s.c.. gonefat conditions. In tile olllerwln bo lnletealed 1r1 BEACH, CA 92049 ~~~~~~~Rl~~~g~~: 813Ck Leather Jacket & a ~~E:~ 17,e':~-'UJ-~ unpaid prtnc:ipal belance
tlon 3300, the Olstrlct r• event ot la1lure 10 enttr Into IN Wiii or eSlale, or bolh, (714) N4-US38 SARY TO ADDRESS THE gold dtamond"' TR ST D TED J of the obligetion a.ecured
quires that the bidder pot· the contract and execute 01: flORENCE AVANl:.LLE Published Newport CUMUlATIVE IMPACTS OF NOTICE IS URTHER 1t~l UNtESS ~c~AK~ by the propeny to be
-the followlng clas· th• required documents, FLOYD Beach.COS\4 Meo Oruly DEVELOPMENT WITHIN GIVEN ltlat II no°!~ ap. CTION TO PAOTECT •Old a nd rH aonebl•
eincation of conttactor's II· tuch bid •ecunty wlll be A PETITION has been PllO M 17 18 24 1993 COST E TO penrs end proves .... ~ 011-•ttpen••• and ad·
c;eflM at 1tle Um• that the lorfalled The Falthlul ,..,. filed by WILLIAM L FlOVD t ay ' • • . A M SA. ANO ershlp ol tfle ptoperty OUR PftOPEATY IT M4Y ' INI llm• 01 the , . B~"' hall I ttt S c' of MoT\1994 E NSURE T HAT THE within s.eve'n (7) days lol· SOl.O Al A PU8LIC ancea • contrad la ... atded. forrnanc• """ • r• n • uperlOr ourt STANDARD LEVEl Of' bl ol ALE ,, YOO NEED AN 11\4\jal publtc.allon ot ~ Cont111Ctor. General Budd· main In full force and effect Caltlomla, County of OR· PUBUC NOTICE SERVICE IS MAINTAINED IO~lnQ the pu ica, IJhon XPLANATION Of TH( Nolle: e o l Sale la Ina Contre~or A or 9 through the guatant" .,._. ANGE. 1rn1 NolJCe, trie 1111 t Sfeto ,,10 Iii •O
PUBLISH May t7 and 24, rlod II' specilitd In Ille THE PETITION requoals ... K97857 ON l HE TRAFFIC CIRCU· sh II Y8$I In Ille hndor, ti ATUAE 0# THE PRO· In add1Uon '° CHh ih•
1993. geMfal CondltlOnt that WILLIAM L FLOYD be LATION SVSlEM the<e t>e one, or 11'1 the City fDtNG AGAINST YOU ruatee wlll •ccepl a
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WALK THROUGH: May The DISTRICT re&efWS lppotnled a.1 petSOnal rep-NOTICE Of' PERIOD THIS PUBLIC HEARIN~ of Costa Meu. 11' Wtlieh OU SHOUlD OONYACT A Hh1er t cttecll drawn
25, 11113 et 9 a.m (Ac:IYll-tile rignt to re/eel any 0t 1111 reHnlatJve to edm1nlsl8f OF REVIEW ,OR THI! WILL BE HELD AS FOl CA .. Ille propeny lh.all be UWYE" a atate or nation al
able tot conctllCtOf to '<llllt ~di Of to w•IY• arty If• the HI.file ol tile d4lcedent NEQATIVa LOWS told .. public auction 81 . Noelce i. •eb¥ Ol"'en Ill a Chee• drawn by Ille tM welkttwough 1w not f'99UlatitiH Of lnlormalttlH THE PETITION requests DECLMATIO" DATE Wed°"<:hiy, June time and date to be an-ehat a.nano .-econvey· 1taie Of ledefal c redit m~) Orange Cout In #¥f blda or In the bid-the decedent's WILL and PREPMU fOR TMI l , l99.l nouoced ~Y. a c.ittOf nion 0# a chKll dr..n College~ a Op-ding. . codtefls, if #'Y, be admtlled p AO p O I• D AM· -=~ e ::iJ. ~:: DATE.D: Mer t 7 • ~ ~°' •:u."":!. y a atate or ledefal tav•
ereuon1 Otllce. A.a requtted bY ~ to l)fObate. The will and NEXAnoM PLACt:' Cit Councll 1H~ aubaUtut•d ttuat .. ng1 and loan auocl·
910 DATE: June •• 1993 1173 of th• Cahlornla """ eodlcoll .,. avt1Uable Oft TENTATIVll TRACT CharTlberl et (!.iy Hell n DAYIO ... •NOWDEN, '*'' '° ltte °""' of lion, ••••no• aUOC:I •
.. 2 P.M. Labor Code, 1he Director of tot •llllf'l'tnellon In tile t11e NO 14799 fSUWARD Fair Orrve Coat• Mesa CHtU 0, ~OL.ICE ruat •11.Cut•d bw DI · tlon o r u>11ni• bank
,:,ARO DATE. June IS, :::, ==:, f,,_ ~: k~EW~= t9ql,.SlS tl) TO TH• CITY CaltlOrnta ' ' Publlsne d Ne wport ut" Wlje manne and ~'!ect,1'~a=af"c6c:3!
No payment allall be ot Calllornl• hH d-'er> •uthOll'Y to admlnlater th• 011' N~T •EACH PUBLIC COMMENTS IN BHCh Cott• M•M Daily Wljemenne hu• nd •ut"Ot•t•d lO do
made tot WOttc Of metef\at mined tile generally ~ ...... under tile tncMpeo. Nola la ller9by gown ~tT~EF~~R!}AYo:E w,m~: P110I May 24, 1193 '~ ':'., .. :::r= ne.• tn lhll ..... In
under the contract unlets lng rat .. of wagea In the OM Ml'nll\ttlra4ion of E• lhal a Negative Oedar.tion SENH.D OURINO THC. mll09 aye NIA lnel 1 l1 __.,.of tendet Olttef
#Id "'* the Regittflt of locallty In whictt the Wortl ..... ~ (This tuflOftty for th• J'OPOHd An-PUBllC HOA ING fOR PUIUC NOTICE U • U o t 0 ft I c I a I c.aan I• ac.c:...,ted Cantrac\Cfa ....nr.e. 10 the ,. lo be performed. COflles Wiii .. the pertONI,...,.. na.11a\lon Tent .. I~ Tr.at FURTHER INFOR-..ATION N\ "'-ottlC• of T~ "'8f WIW!Otd
DISTRICT tll•t !he CON of tllese waoe raee deMrt'N· ,.._.....,. to takt tnanv No 14195 .(Seawsd 1" to TELEPHONE (Ft4) 7~· FlcUtlout ltte ~ Aeca der of he iu uence ot lh• TRACTOR n• prOf*!y It natlOnl, entltled PMVAIL-ectloftl wllhOul obUllftlng the Ctlj 04 NawpC>l1 0.ktl 5.>35 OR VISlf fAANS· hahMM ....._. Couft'W C..lfOt· ruU••'• De•d u"lll ~el the~ f'9 con-INO WAGE SCALE, _. oourt approvtt. lefof<t tell hM beef1 Pftpetwd In com ~tATIOM SUMCES AT St-"---t ~ ~"*" ao ._ ..,......._ net was awanled My ma1t1\loned at the OISTA.cl Ina ~ ¥8fY ~ plence wnh f'9 Calltofnia ................ ti et O.t n end h Of endOIMe
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CONTRACTOR not 110 Ii ollice IOCaltd a1 1370 acltona, ~. tt1e pet lrwwonmental 0uatoty Act Th• PHo• lne fOllo-MnQ penont c• a.Meu a~ M f19h\
ClftMCI 11sul:ljecl10 penal· Adami Ave , Cosi. MeN. tonal,.,, .... ..,...,. w4ll be by the Ota~ Covnty Cl ... tflecl ,. CSOf~ ~" ., tee:,::... ,= leid ......... Mm.-
tlet t.Wldef tile 1 ... W tile u. CA m:ze. Physical fec6-required to ~ llOlk1a to Locel Ao-ncy FCMmatlOn The most com ptehen-llUSIN~SS SOLUtlON$ .._. NIA ... ge NIA oowenent °' -
canM dat1tllcat1on tpeel tiea PlanninQ, ~ .... .,... .Mttd ,.,.. unleN Comn!iulon. ~ °' .,.,. end C\lrfent dlrec CONSUl.T INO INT ANA 'I ... 1>411 of ... • ......... -.........
..., ~ 19 "* °' able 10 flit'/"*-" Pl"Y tiey Mv9 ..,...., ....,. °' .,. Ame•atton Wiii !"Huft In torv of OOod• a np "'' TIONA~ '"' Vltca Caudal. AK.,. .... a.IA tttte, .,...... • "epeclalty contrector" H upon req\lell The Con-OOMented '° l'9 proflOMCI ~ _.. .. ,_ 10 Ille ¥tCH ero11ndl H!!YwlJO" h, CA II on.,.,,,. et·,• 111 • ., WUM._enc•.
dellNd In Sec1t0n 1058 oe. tractOr 1,,,.. !>!" 1 copy ol llCtiof\ I The lllda.-ldent ,.., .-nt• °' tevent.-n .!!.!~ f'o'lll~ Maeaulrr. ,1
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M Monday, May 24, 1993
NOTICE Of TAUSTLE'S SALf
UHDE" DEED Of TRUST
T ~ No NOS TI!
Loan No 11434U
Other Aet ••
AP Numbef' ••2·171 ·36 VOU ARf IN DEfAUL T UNOEA A DEfD Of TRUST
OATIO Oecemw 22, 1919 UNLESS YOU lAKE AC·
TIOH TO Pf'OTECT YOUR PROPERTY IT MAY BE
SOt.O AT A PUBLIC SALE If YOU NEED AN UPI.A·
NATION Of THE NATI.JAE OF lHE PROCEEDING AGAINST YOU YOU SHOULD CONTACT A LAWYER
• Notice la M,.by g11ten that Seff'ano Aecon119Y•
ance Company at lruttee, or 1ucce1tor tru1tH or
•ubelltuled tru1 ... pursuant to the Deed ol Tru1t
••ec:uled by L and o Propet\lea Inc. a Cahtom1a
C°'lM>f'allon Recorded 1212911919 1n 8ooll NIA Page
NIA lnat I 89-706920 ol Oll1c1al RKOrdl In th• ol·
flee ol the County Recorder ol Orange Counyy, Call· tomla, and pur1uan1 10 the Notice ol o.1al111 and
Elec:tlon to Sell thereunder recorded 01n4n 993 in
8ooa NIA P11Ve NIA ln11 • 93·021415 OI H od Olhc1al
Aec:ord1, Wiii S.11 on 06/0711993 at 1 00 PM at lh• Nonh front entrance to the County CounhOuH , 700 C1~c Centet On\19 w .. 1 Santa Ana CA at pubhC
aucvon, to the h1gM1t bidder lor CHh (payable at ~ lime ol u te in ta>llftul money ol the United sea ... 1. all nght, 11ue, and 1n1ernt, con11eved to and now held by It under u td deed in the property 111u-
aled In u 1d COYnty and Stale and deacnbed .. lol·
Iowa
Parcel 1 Lot 36 o l Tract No 7519 m Iha Ctty ot
Newpott Beach, County ot Orange State o l Calitor·
nla, aa per map recorded on 8ook 294. Pages 1
through 4, lnclu111te of M11cellaneou1 Map a, m the
ottlce ol the Coun ty Recorder ol ao1d County Ex·
C9J)ting all 011, 011 n ghll rmnerals mineral righla,
natural ga1 nghta and other hydrocarbon• by what·
IC>eVlf' name known lhal may be wothon or under
the parcel ol land hereonabove deacrobed 1<>9elher
>llfllh the pef'Pelual right ol dnll1no m1n1ng eaplor·
Ing and operauno therefor, and stonng on and r•
moving the ume from Hod land or any otner land Including the right to wn1pt1ock or dtrec11onally
drill and mine lrom land• oll'ler than those herein·
above deacnbed, Oii or g.11 well• tunnel• and
1halla Into through or acron ll'lu 1ub1urtace of lhe
land here1nabove do1cnbed 1nd to bonom 1uch
#h1p1tockad or dorecllonally dnlled wull1 tunnel•
and 1hal11 under and benHth or beyond Ole uten·
or hm1ta thereol, and to redrtll retunnel, equip,
maintain, repair, decpeh and oper.ite any such
well• or m1ne1 w1lhou1 nowevor the r1gnt to droll,
m me. atore. eaplore or operate tnrough ll'le 1urtace
or the upper SOO feet ol tne 1u1J1urtace 01 lhe land
nere1nabo11e described .u r111orvet.1 by The Intone
COmpany a West Vorgonoa Corporallon m deed r ..
corded Maren 30. 1973 m Book 10619, Page 984 0 1·
hcoal Record•
Parc_,I 2 Non·tu1c1ua111e appurtenant easementa
tor 1ngreu and egreu over pro1tate 1tteell a1 •el
1onh 1n tho•e certain declaratoon 01 Co11enan1a.
Cond1toon1 and Re•lrocnon1 11 .. -corded Aprol 6 1971
on Book 959b Page 902 Ot11c1al Record& March 10,
1972 "' Boo k •OOJ4 P.1ge 411 Ot11c1al Records and
Maren 21 19 72 1n Book 1004b Page 609 Olloetal
Records 01 Orange County Cal1tom1a
Parcel 3 An ed•emen1 tor the purpose 01 drain·
age ant.I tne maintenance ol drainage laclhllea and
1ngr1111 and egreu lor Iha purpo1e ol 1ucn m ain·
utnance 011er ll'le doned area pon1on 01 the Loi
that 11 ad1acen1 and con1oguou1 to the doned area
ol Parcel 1 as· shown on Eah1b1t · B" to tne cen.aln
corpora11on grant deed lo Canyon Voew Community
A11oc1a11on dated December 27, 1972 and recorded
on December 29 1972 on Book 10495 Page 697 ol
Ollocoal Records ol Orange County Calolorn1a
Parcel 4 An eHemenl lor drainage 01ter Loi F of
rract 7519 a1 shown on a map hied In Book 294,
Pagea 1 through 4 1nclu11ve of M11cellaneou1
Maps 1n the olhce ol the County Recorder ol H id
County The street addreu and oll'ler common dellgna·
lion 11 any. ol lhe real property described abo1te 11
purponed lo be 12 Rue Chantilly, Newpon Beach,
CA 92~60
The under119ned Trustee d11cla1m1 any hab1hty
tor any oncorrectneu ol the 11ree1 addre~• and oth-
ar common de11gnauon 11 any 1hown hef'eon ~
The total amount ol Ille unpaid principal balance
01 the oblog&t1on aecured by lhe property to be 1old
and u1a1onable coata e•pen1a1 and advance• at
the lime or 1ne 1n11Jal pubhcauon ot Ille Notoce 01
~II II $538 091 10
In add1llon 10 cash the Tru1lee will accept a e<11h1er 1 check drawn on a 11.lte or natoonal bank,
a check dra..,n by a 1'-'l• or tedtral credit union or a c:heck drawn by a ~tale or federal aa1tmg1 and
loan a11oc1auon, 1avon91 a11oc1allon or savonga
bank 1pec1t1ed on Sechon !>t02 ot lhe Fmancodl
Code and aulnorued to do bu1one11 1n th•• state
In 1ne event 01 tender Other ll'lan cash '' accepted,
tne lru~tee may withhold the 111uance ol tne Trust·
ee'1 Deed unlll tund1 become available to Ille pav·
" or endorsee aa a manar ot right
Said 1a1e will be made wot!"out co1tenan1 or war-
ranty, exp,.11 oromph9d r19ard1n9 t1t1e, po11e111on
or encumbranc es lO 1au11y tne 1ndebtedn1:u 1
cured by aa1d Deed ad1tancH tnoreunder wolh 1n·
lt,.11 a1 pro1t1ded ttoereon and the unpaid proncopal
ol the note secured by 1a1d dettd with tnlerest
thereon 11 provided on •••d Noll! 1ee1o c h.t•llC' and upen1e1 ol the 1tu1IH and ol thu 1tu1ta cre~ted by saod Deed ol lrust
Serrano Reconveyance Company 4goo R11tcrgrade
Road Su1le 2870 '""•ndale CA 91706 18181 814·
6370, By R C Ma1thard AHi Secretary Dated
04r.11119g3
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Plug Into the Pilot
Classified section to find
services from electricians
and plumbers to
landscapers & pointers.
THE NEWPORT BEACH e COSTA MESA
OailJPilDL
642-4321
Classified Community Marketplace
STARTING A NEW BUSINESS??
The Legal Department at the Pilot Is
pleased to announce a new service
now available to new buslneuH.
We will now SEARCH the name for
you at no extra chatge, and save you
the time and th• trip to the Court
House In Santa Ana. Then, of course,
sner the search Is completed we wtll
file your fictitious business name
statement with the County Clertc,
publlsh once a WMk for four WHkt
u required by law and then file your
proof ol publication with County Clertc.
Please stop by to file your fictitious
buslnHs tatement at the Pilot Legal
Department, 330 West Bay, Costa
Mesa, Califomla. If you can not stop
by, please call us at (7 14) 642-4321-,
Extension 315 or 316 and we will
make arrangements for you to handle
this procedure by mall.
Have A
·Garage Sale!
~· If you should have any turther
4 quest.Jons, please call us and we will
1 be more than glad to assist you.
GOQd Luck In your
new buslnessll
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-Costa Mesa, CA 92G27
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By CHARLES GOREN
with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
ANSWERS TO WEEKLY BRIDGE Q IZ
Q .1-Ntithtr \l\llntrabl.. u South
YCIU Mid
•AJ88 AK97 10 ~32
The btdd1n1 has piwetdtd:
N ortb £ut South Weet r .... P .... 1 • P-
1 r .... 1 P-
2 NT P .... 1
\\hat att1on tlo ~u takf'?
A.-W1th 14 hlah-artl poinlll and
110mt body 10 tti. hand. -·re IOIJ\C
to dnv• \0 1am1 Howev•r. we
U'fn'I aurt whtth., tJua hand
th<iulc:I pt.y '" lhl'M DO INIDP or I
4 ·3 ~ tu1t fit. To 11ve putner
.tJ\f chOl(9, ••would CIOl'llpiew the
ptCturt nf our hand by btddinc three
pedc!e
Q.2-Bot.h V\llnerabk, u Sout.h
)'OU hold
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The bldd1"' hu procMded·
North l•t South Weat I + 2 1
Wluil Ion do you take'>
A.-At thi• 11.11p, thet9't no prob·
lem p.-Althoutb your queen of
•!*Ma thould t. upended, you do
not have l he nluae to bid at the
three W...I. •hl<h would be • pme
furn . ind yoo r beaJ't •toppe.t 11 too
uinu--to NIPli no t.Na., u 1
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two no t.nunp That Ml 1 fo,..artl
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and YoU have • mu1muin for Lh11 bid
Q.4-Ea11 W"t vulnueble, H
South }'OU hold:
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What ia your •n1111 btd"
A .-You have no chotc.-hold1ni
two llCft, • preemptJve bid of four
been. 11 out of the Cl\Mlllon Op.n
one beaJ't and ••ail developrMnl.a
Q.&-Ea.t·W.i vulnerable. u Sout.h you hold
e VoW AQJ76U 1..Al06&~
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What le your QPenlnc btd'>
A.-Sinc-e pen.net Ml a JNI~
h111d, you can rtell.•lleally rule out
chanc.e of alara. Your maln ubJtC·
tl11e "°" lhould be l.o male 1t u cliNkult 11 poeaibM for the oWO·
MDIII t.o pt t.opthtr S~ they ~Y could male four ..._
open four hM$
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dia--* The blM Wty \0 ftt )VUr
PtUtMr lftto lhe -UOO le to dnu Wt, &-. Non.II .... not ,... bid, "°"' double .. '°' ~l •
N9wport Beach/Costa Mesa OaHy PHot Monday, Ma 24, 1993 U
£(OMO -~heck This Out/
UAL ESTATE NEWPOltT COSTA ll!SA 2824 SOOTH COAST LOST a uat.Onatn MAllD SLIPS
IXCllANGE 1800 IEACB 2189 lllTIO 26H POUWD 292S 5530 DOaS 7022
iiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 'BR Mob"-Hrne. O\Mt.. liiliii1ii•----·1 ••iiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii(••·----BEAUTIFUL 38r 3-car Secure. S499/1no AM .......... R •t•U ... e t o Ront. 40'llM•-rt A• l.350 gar~ home In QUlel Beach Areal t991 Newpot1 8tltd Lrg. new..,.,.,.. 28 Found· S.21·93 Blac:lt H Blf v '" w•h ~ ...... .._.... 0-o CenWon near No Pel• ...._.373 ~ gar, pvt pMiO, "' IOng half94, lrg ~ ~ ...._ ...........-·-Santa M•rgat•I• High MIW'°"T ,.,..,.IUU South Cout Plal•, no let, white dot on • Ulan ing °' ~ ma.a&
Will trMle f"" hOme V£AAlVOAWIHTER 2BR 2BA, gat, frpl, dlw. pets .. f-3738 c~. choke chain w/ ne.ds help C.tl ~ sahlboat 85Q.4514 .... .. __ .., U ,....r ...... In •• , _ __. Ot P•ul M7·770f from Mlas1on Viejo S650JM().S2000r'MO .._ P..-....... no -gs """"" on
north co Costa Mesa t-4111 Mel ec..,,,,....t qu1e1 4·ple11 $750/mo '••••••••• Sarna Ana and 2ts1•--.-T""'11i""AC,,...~H""l!R"='t""•,....l-•--1 e· Dinghy W/Of"-snot•
1t4·"' .... nn F"'lllllltd~ 5"48-2997 Of' 64C-7064 1' st pis c.11 !MS.7888 PreachOol/inlant tod· moonng, E-Bavfront, ~ .. ,... AP'•DTMENTS Balboa Isl t>MI offe<I
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
CORONA
DEL MAil 2122
Villa Rentals 2BA. AH now IEYWRY· ' n.n LOST: Penlan CM diet' IO co , .. c:h full 645-41512 Of 645-8928 TNINO Inside & outll f~R 9mNT 1tme Pvt M:hools on 675-4912 F1teptaee,.garage, etc '••U-.~-----· Or•y, wHh ot•,,ge UCI CAMPUS & In It• •EW 90AT aUPa 1695. 772·7550 1• •ve• L.ost M•y 13 on ..,,,,. Xlnt working HPT HARBOR ~
Congr"s Slrfft, CM cond1t10N 12 un1ta Slips •vall mo to mo
REWARD 546-2182 ECE. 854-6030 or long term A fUlt-38R. Ground floor +-•---------S69510ulet slucllo BA frptc 1 gar + all new ROOMS 2706
condo. Pool, spa, 11\fOUl Rite near Har-1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ••••••••••I TELE.MARKETING Must gym, patio, Ing, gated bor S895. 772-7550 1• enjoy spor~ Earn
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walk to bch S.6·2947 •--------------,......iExctusille Balboa Penln, PERSONALS S»SOt</yr ~rox 25
AVAILABLa NOW larne room w" .. pvt ········••I hra. Mr. Carr438-1458 h••······· 2BR 2BA, 7lh Fir, Sec:, 2BR •r.t llove~n enttance. No ~Ing.
gar, boat doclt avail, epecl•, t981 Maple S350/mo. 875-339f TIA9SPOITATION
270• view, S249S 631-"086 --------1 EMPLOYMENT
NEW & llVIPRC>VEC>
SER"IC:E DIRECTORY
777..3324 Of 693·9310 •--------MEMBER Adorable 2BA 1 BA --------E'ald• 2 mester suites,•---------SHIPS SEJtVJCES 5533
cottage-style duplex Avall 6/1: 3/4br, 2ba. d/w, lndry rm. t gar HOTELS 3018 1---------
on B•gonl•. Small cent air, trg yard, ga· •apace. 246e Santa • MOTELS 2718 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ........ MOT01tCYC1.ES
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fenced yard & patio. rage, pet ok. $1595 Ana Av $795 nt-7804 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii M Pl .. H bo aware that SCOOTEltS 8018 W/D hlcup, lrplc. na. dep. S40-74f4 1• VCC Membership, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • •£'SIDE ES,_ ..... £• t--& •...:m golf pH the ltstings In this cat· rage. New carp,et ..__..... COSTA MESA MOTOR 1,..,N -·"· •~· • .,v, StOSO Agt 875-4912 BAVSHORE beach Lrg 2BR 2BA in amall $500 859-1686 egory may requlre you cottage. 3Br 2Ba. qulet community, low dally/wkly, $99 & ~~~..,,....,,...,....-....... ,...._-1 io caJI a 900 number
LOV£LV 2Br 1Ba du-$2500/mo, 1 st/las1 Balcony, d/w, tndry rm up, cop loc. nell1 to WARNER SPRINGS, CA tn which there ls a
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Nowport Riviera •BR $2,100 310·277-1583 enc gar. N/pets. S150f fum/unfurn. Color TV. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijAPPLIANCES 6011 '8f Coupe do Vlllo.
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38R 21hBa. big grnbtt, Harbor VloW·Pvt Bch garage yard w/d u-. 36/hr cert pref, Stackable weahor/ pnl, CO S9000 spent
lrplc ........ S 1275/mo 1BR, park mdl $900 hkups. No pets.' $885/ Corone del M•r sunny Enthus•astic/carlnq dryer. Hvy duty xi. last 3 yrs Must see
Vacant. Pool, Spa Lux Wt.rlrnt tBR SlSOO mo. 619/934-3710 spacious rm/ba, 'h blk •tlltude a must. Mesa wht Almost new-warr Best otter. 645-0321 •·
Tennis. 2 Car Gar. 28R Beachfront 51350 •--------------bch, pref fem n/smlcr Verde Convalesc ent 644·8058 or 67S80S8 Hug• Mstr. Bin Pvt •FREE CABLE!!•! Hoapltal 543-5584 " • 873-eG30' Mon-Sat 18... 1 1 $450 utls pd 723-1968 Washer/Oryer $13!iea 1---------yft..... a~.. B•y Lo-7 0 Lid p .. ..rm, c ean. poo • ~--------· GEO 9080 -... ~ ..,,.,. u 1 o e r .. Or. d _... 1_... C ht ID ti t Ref11g $190 Dish· cation Donald Platt 51 e , gatvv, nury rm, E'SIOE CM. Non-smkr aa •r • coun er washr $l20 646-5&48 642·9797 Coldwell Near Lido. 2Dr 18a cioso to bch, schls & shr rtice 3Br 2Ba hse, help for market In liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Banlter 11ouso, ram rm, pauo. shops 642•5858 w/d $360 + YJ ut1I NB .. FfT. good st.art· ---------·92 Metro )(Fl, 2 door,
38R 2BA home, NOl"\h laundry, lrg dble gar. •Lg clean quiet 2BR Avl 5130. Mike 646-6003 Ing pay, 631 '°'~ FURNITURE 6014 5·spd, greal condl
Cl\d. Cul-cte-aac, 2-c:ar 723-0431 818:966-2229 2BA fireplace, patio, Cash1'ers Needed mileage, extende~ I Lido lalo Bal'front. F warr t c. 995 67"' 1908 gar, yd. No peVsmlt. NEWPORT Torr•c• garage Nt shopp ng. 1 -... .r s I 2 $825 N p 640 2495 non·smkr share great For Charo·Chtcken. Ethan Allen furniture 1150 mo. 432·1 32 Upgraded 3BR 2 ° ct · 3Br 2Ba apt. w/d, fp, CM. 1 yr e11p, gd refs country Ceorg1an1 ________ _
4BR 2Ba College Par1< 112BA twnl'lm, pool Move tn-On!Y $600 vt-. $495. 675-0406 Start $6/hr. Call tor in· motif, hv1nq rm & din
home, yr ISO W(1SI & 51050 850-4828 Very BIG 1 BR In a to~. 310'493·2424 .ng rm 548-9350
sec. $1400/mo Ask Out0t Complo.c
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about decor allow NWPT S HRS .JBR 2BA, E s ide. No pets
once 549-8023 Linda l/p, patio, gar, comm 83t·8427 COMMERCIAL pool, tennis No pets•---------
COSTA MESA·2·sty, $1400 yrly 650 8145 •MOVE·IN SPECIALl REAL ESTATE
Drivers Needed
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SOUTHWEST BED '88 CIVIC, S-speed
Log pole 4 poster AC, new stereo &
Queen size Pct $1200, !Ires G reat cond
sell $450 675-3081 $6500 obo 752·5094 3BR 2BA, 1nte,,or ,..,.------='"'"....,.,.--Oerage Lg 2BR 1BA, .. _______ _
patio, trplc, g3rage, \lersnmes on Blutt, view nu CPI. OIW, storaqe. ''
across from parlt 2Br 2Ba, Ip, poof, sp3, 5695 mo 640-2495
S1000 mo Agent gym, sec gate, clbhsc l---------
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teN1ew, 310/493·2424 die bed $350 obo, '9f Acc ord EX 4
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S13.500 640-233e 831·1400 $1000 uut pd SSG-8114 • Twnhse style 2Brl••••••••-Educetlonel Sal••
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qar, 1032-C W Wilson FINANCE mgmt future? Behove $700 No pct 646-0105 in educatior\'> Salary I••••••••-.. comm -+ benefits R e mode led 1 BR 960-611~ or 979-1300
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hse, gr3nd p13n0 a1ze j.m•••••••• Close to everything. BUSJ11.rt:~S GENERAL OFF1CE FOR RENT
living rm, pleosant ng-HURRY! 546-9081 "~ FfT for small Hunt
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glass rectangu1a1
table & Ranan Chrs.
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MISC. 6015
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credit, local refs 1st reh19, ni1cro, gar Furn 7881 Holl St. (Bch' SELL 1-800-749-2600 vated, CJ1go1ng FT fal(e gear wooden
lasVsoc $8SO 646 6730 or unturn 723 0584 Etiongcr) 28r 2Ba gar •---------avg $8-1orhr 723-4443 Cclnoe paddles
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BEACH 2140 DEL MAR 2622 NEWPORT
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vending routes for Window 631-8251 stereo w'tape1spea'-·
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hl•JftoM COUftHllno ,.............. .......... AntlQue/Fin. ....... ry lil•••••••••ll~~lllJ!l~~·~~~l---------1 Uc'dl'na'd,........ duahd., ai.i A .. a W fll'• ~ ---------.................. ClUJIDIG ................. ,.....~ a..,..,.,.,_,. ...,nu ._,, ,_ 3541
MMiON. UcenMd '9y Paint Cerpentry &u,IMMl'Sdte?~8 lle..e,..c...-...9ftt eW.P.~ST PlASRa ~~ M•M?L ~ ,...,oa7 Drywall tll'ld morel ,,.. ••t. ioww ,..... Pllle:llRC C•••tw ••••-'I••"
0ary ..-.u?7 eo ... o.t. ~Od Oual. ~ "'¥ '""'1 :~iiiiiil'naaiiiiii. •• ii-iiiiiiliiiilciiwiCr--LANDSCAP1. a rrN-m. ,.~ uc•--. 11 11110D1U11G wh,. play "'" '" l1ICDICA1 3110 ... ,...... Cr•tt••all l'ilot cWSiN61 _....,,·~,.,..~: .... :...: .. =~DOI=~ ................ • •ftDITIOJIS 3111 .... ..._,, CllMdc.,.? Tiie, peintlne. ~. • •-"••• 3808 I• &X WWW WWW ....___ •-_........, -,._.. -.... '-"'-' repa1r and morel "-"• .~., ........ ~•-••• tra ttte r4l90UfCe "°"' •-·-· _.. ....._ -·--..__ -',,.. _.,,. ..... tllR II I tit ..... ,. .... ~ ~~~~~~~~~~' 9onded. Catt anwt..,,. r ... t477 Ml'ITl•HD •n•lc St9fM Mt·Teat c•n count on to"'• tnt a •"' P:w pftcee. tne _.,,,. 20 r: -.1•••••••••11_~ __ .....,. _____ _
mT JOel ~ & myf .. d ot mefehan quaUty WOf1lmwNp UC'd ._,., 4 p ..... DailltJ•lrt _,.. up ...... --·-~---.s-~-----~ o..,..up,ne "'" item., t>epu•• Aon ... S.24t7 M_..C.•KtDr.
tom . '9Mne.IO _mttllltttQ7, 1~ ,..,.., 11........ '""' Oood ms, .... "* °"' ~ compel .--., .............. a.._......_..,..,. ,.....__ ''° ,._7t4I ,n .. ,. Oi r • ~ Mlp ....... 4•1s11 qu•l•hed huyera ID ,...,, Jr. ......, _. Pl.UDlllG 3llO e?a.tata
ILICTIONI-...,... "'.._. .... 1 .. .,_ ac;;; i..ndscp11g ca111 ~.::,.: -,":' =..... llliiiie'iaiw.iiiiill-ilrl a 1mg.t1an. lrlmmWiQ1--...'MIJt-..... ~-1~-_.;"-!-i.;..;.;,....-,.;.;.;.,;;._ .. = ~''""ltln9. eleo.,lo, a A9m0'#91a, Cteian M "• .,,. r. ....._ ~-· .~. ~~-~ "-~": .. -=--
,,,. CotNRui•• ............... ,...0 I Pt• ..... ..,IL ..... ._.. ..
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"We're bringing people together/"
\Lt~ ~I. l l)')) "'l'n i.il I dilit 111 1111· 1l1c. l>.1il~ Pilol
Women
Seeking Men
Orong1· Co Arco
PETITE, ATTIACTIVE 'rt-
M SWf II .... tor l'IM. IO
1111! AllMlldw 11111ic. dMI md
.... Slpl Hil. Cll 1'2L
A lTlACTIVE AF. --. NU·
CIM, ... SotOW/AM. dual·
... lllCl'lllM. l'US'D, ....,.. ll-
40, csriftl, flill·lo~tits. ..-11Ct.
IMlt. Cal lAll.
LOOKING FOR f111. stOlt,
......... l.o'f ~ lluclt-
.... PVS/D, 17 D"'T S'l. ~u.
tr.inc. Cal 2427.
PRElTY, fUOolofilc. lllldlietfll
DWF, 17. S'S'l2S. • dlild. ms
llitlcl, •ull!OrWS. ttll'l<'lht • ._
stft4 prolmional. ln-i1t. Call
2419.
l'M NICE, open and tUrtdht
SWF. l4. loallllc '°' ton1-,.cilllt WM, ftln. lloln llld pl
~1· lnint. Cll1 241A.
HlJNTING FOR my Vtmpirt Lt-
ibt! SWF 25, 1rapllk de;i&ntr.
rt4 llair, blut·lrtJ t)n. Lo\t
,...... IJMc. llikJDS. and ...
sic'. 'f<tlSI llltrt 1117 in~liablt
pti'iion ror lht! lnint. Call 2J91.
BEAUTIFUL Coua Rictn
uinu dtsirn to •ti lo•1n1.
••l•rt man our •O. Ora11tt
Caunly. Cal 1)99.
COLDEN BLONDE.. bt1u1iful,
blnly. cnodeM1JW. lS, inttllictril.
witll 1 k»lnc 11tno11alily. SHk'I
tmOtioully and fi!Wlci.tlly WP'
porlht fianctlllu1blnd, 45·55.
Ntwpon llath. Caft 11 ff.
JAPM'f.SE sinOt lnlA .l&. ~
warm inrtllictal, rounlic
DA '\Hf IJS.501 for jlO>lhlt m.
tlonsaip. ln 111t. Call .UOS.
SWf 48, 5'1, rrim. profmioMI,
NISID. e11jo)s tullul'll ll1d spons
Ktl•iries. St$s 1tC1Art ~
t~ N/S/D, SWM 4S.!S, •llo ._
W!S I cannc. IMnnt. IWI rtll•
donsllip. ln~ Cali 2l96.
YOUR AroZ Lady.
Afftdiouulartot lo lt'.Slluny.
Pditt. ' S'.), d.tuy, ttftn&
nnt Europe111 bl011dt tttklna
llip-quality, tender. lo\in&, lion-
.. pcole•h••I .. ,.... .... .,..
9.~ led. Cal J.M.
n:~l"41NE ILO!\U&. Allrtt-
tl1t. ~,,_,._
c*4. .. ..._WI ~inc.,..
filtd. lllttttlM, lllOllOIUput
•n, . ID 41-57. Ntwport
a.LCal1.m.
LIVELY. LOVTNC, ltw Mltf.
westmi. NIS. tra1tlltd, lln«n.
11e11tst. Ml. Wiiia ral "" to 1111te:ll, lt-st. twport Buell.
Cal ll59.
IRRfSTIBL£ PtlOP()SAL ME:
.U,~td,da7.~
tlepll. iltdllpM. ~Md,
qulit7, dlartdtr. YOL: Hipl)
I« C Ffli*d, OHllllllUblt, Clpl•
Ille ~a~ n1J'IO!'Chr7
qutli17. IJlllnrlmld.ttablt by t I•
dy •llo Is 1 rart blfad of 1d•t1
and sad llS; A liftfim ti arit.,
1hri111. rorllall(t, surrtndtr!
ltUllfinOOll Betc*. Cal 2.U9.
Ll~DA EV ANS look llikt. Pro-
fmiOMI CtrNn 1ir1 1ttk'l so-
phnfic:attd. sutmlfMI le l'Omllllic
C'ftllftlll• 4Ml Lat-~
Call nu.
BEAUTIFlJL YOUNG MAIDEN
iftb WdiC'ftl, .. morous SWM
~lJ ror rrftdlllip. 11111tits. Iii•·
1111-• ID. in-. Cal 2211.
PETTTE SWt' JS. ' ~kn roun-
try music, lrl\tl, II b0.11tin1.
Sttlts tltradht .)$-44 llllA ror
~ lnint.Cal ml
\ERV ATTRAC11Vf..ouceoina.
cruti•t DWF, nit:t ncu~ ~d1·
Ina. fon·lol'ina. many inltrnts.
Deiira moaopmous l'ltlCioftSllip
•illl iWm.. l'QllWllit, ld•mwr· ous. tduattd. r1111-lo\lnt, SW\1
U-61. •itb wnw of bmor. Or·
•Ill' Ctllnty. C.111001.
HRY PRHTY. blondt, JO
so111ttllin1 Wf, S'J'l 10, , eood ricun, 11Ttction1tt, ft1ni·
nlnt,'iunn. cuina ~essional,
dt&fttd, •dHnlurtSOmt, fun,
mut of hu1110r, lndtptndtnt,
IO\tt tra•d, ttnnls, jouing. tilt.
ID&. atf'd5inc. w11ks-oe btx~.
dlnint out, lllO\its1 pl~)S and &ood COC11mallon. L001trnc for
SWM lS-45. attraahe. 51•, NIS.
prvfmlonal, tduattd. 1thlttlc,
tmn. r-IC'lll~ .W..""" car·
Inc. -fll ... _. ..0 U...lar
intmm for rdalionsllip. ln111t.
CM! 1159.
owtorespon
LOOKNC f'OI ~~
.-.... iaes .. • ....._ r.
tli• jflrlCllvt. ·s.,..... SI.
TIM.in. Cal Wl
SAVf.D DllF MU •~ed .ior
-for a.n.r. csn.s, ~ lllOl'ia. ........ , ,,.. uh
l.Oftl ~Cal .,.,
CLASSY. JA zz lovtf. Vtrf II·
tndi>t \\ f, to tlljoy IMrifta
iMcmls .~llll'IC!ht. proftsfioul
WM in fiftift. Tu1ia. C.n
1.U7.
TALL, ATTRACTIVE bral111 owr •Tiltt, .tJ 111. attracthe.
brailly SWM ~ COiia ~~
Cal217l
l'RE'TTY, HAPPV,llalllby,wt111
intdlltftl, IDpllisllc:altd SWF Jl.
.m~tllliln't._.
Rmi·lllltllKIUI 27..IO_SW/J\I
wilb i-iol 4 ..-. lilm II llt:
Lapa Bea. Cal llfiO.
HAVE: A al •llo likes to snua·
llt, 1 ~ lo slllrt •ttlltnd ad·
rflltum. frltllds •llo malt mr
la..P. llO -"'° lflldi mt flow. m. WA.Vf: A man ~ho •ill do
111 tlit abo\t ind more. .s~. N/S,
taller, tduatt4, plastd 11i1h his
apptannct 1nd carter. tnd
•lfllS I •Olllllll 10 ~t. OtlTR:
beaut 1 and btaifts. -inltnm and ulmlJ, lo\t of lift, lht tr1S
and NIUl'f. S\\ r. 5"4/ph)sinll)
fit, rtady for 1 ll'fal lo1t 11T1ir.
Huntincton Hriout. Call 2180.
ARTY REDHEAD. 50i1~ SWF
•iltl )Wll tllirudt. Sl!lts tall. II·
lrldivt, td11caled SWM 50·65
•illl wiL C05ll MtS&. Call 1179.
Rf..\ff.MBER TIIE 6t'J? Bodin
.. llelru.'millds Mtd ll(Jl. \\ f
frtt-spine mine likt-mindtd ~L
lnine. Can ms.
CORCEOl DLO'-IDE JI.
5 '111 ll plloloCJlplltt. Sttb lft
td•tftlUIOllS, Ull. haftChomt. 11!1.
l«ic, rmanmn.r wt'Urt malt 6"•·
(39-&5~ Cosu Mesa. C1ll 2181.
CHARMl\CLY \\ITIY, 1i11·
tiou.\. C'Oll&ftllll. pmc 1 41 Cllml·
ian lt!ks ~ -ror tn· joymtal 1nd ~ommltlllfnl. El
Toro. Ca.U 2176.
COT IT TOCETHER! Allrx·
tht. SF.S-l/116, .unc \1
57-65, tdllClltd, Mllttrt, SttUrt
miotionally, ll111ndall7, ttllhusi·
• ISlic. Tustin. Call 2164.
~ •
You aa answtt tbete ads quk:kly and easily by ca1llng
OW: electrooJc YOice-mall service. Jost d.1al:
1 (900) 740-7190
(.Btlltld at SJ .49 per mmuie A,,.,. caJ/ kmgrh Is 4 mtntttes' Calif rf.Yfltlre a
~,.. pbcttll'. PllJ4l8 cb«Jljor IOMCb40r1C b<ft>rv dt.altn1P
Press #1-to browse or respond to ads
Prae #2-to place a new instant ad
Prae #3-to check for instant !'ld message~
\'-__. be 1' J'Ullf or f:"1Cr ID rapood to or place., ed. '>lngl&.·Uf'c Int. a.'l.-.\.ml'5 no
~ lht' CXltllCr& ('/Of rq>I)' IQ <l pctloC)NI 11<1\"crt~ Tht' ~'Nlnll.\ Ill! llWCllCbJ
for w;c by s1¥ peno!'ls llllclcing n.:lall<ifUl1•P'-Wt' n.-commm<l 1ha1 )'llU U.'IC romnron
Men Seeking
Women
Orange Co. Area
SWM n. S'IOl15t. tttractln,
ouqoini. FAJo1 bacll. tallyblll. Mflnc. "'°"* w ...,... ror
frttn•111ip/rdttioll1lllp. Costa
MCIL Cal JU:S.
SWWM 6' 5'6'11' edllcll·
tel, -rdjpots. lflJ, Mlf·tlllo ,.., ... ,......~ .. ~
...... ~ ,U11n& lloUt. c... Me& Cal 2Jl4.
L'AMOUR FOHVER! Vtry
lllJldSOlllt, ro•antlc. trttlht
fmdl Caudin tnlrtprtMUr,
41, s.,, *""'-ms ocpiisile.
~ mrril1t lliedtd SW,, lMt. M dtftMtllts. to
t111rt 11 a1. Htwport ~ can
I.Ml.
SINCERt. i1ttlltetul, opt•· ..a..., l'tll SWM ZS. mciiittt·
11J1Yll11, 11arctn•i1.11. e11tun.
Wt -*rllll WF, rdll"1·
slip. !nine. Cal I 099.
HST f11£1'1D •a111td, b11•·
-.19ClftFM. * p .... -•lier •did 5WM l6, 6'1,
'" flll ti-i lllOrt. l.JCIM a.... Cal lAOZ.
SAM JI, Nlw 11 IDWI. ~ tr-.
...... 1t1w1111n,11---.
WSArl:J..Jl......,il~
.... '"'-Cal J.M.
()Mtl pt y .. ., DJM.'"'
-a~YM!tf,...-,, ... ,......l ....... "'J ....... ..., ......... w . ... .., ...... ~
..., S'S. """"'1 .... Cal -ATTIACTJV&. lhicttt OWN
21 .............. ~
........... 1 ·; ......
IAlll ... Oil ...
mDYOU_.1 .. -. .. . ......, ................ . .................... ............ ..,.. ... ,......,ooooc ....... .. ........ _, ...... . ..._ ... ....., ........... .
.... "'-""' ..... ()I D7l
.... ~,'J,'7,
CNllhl,tl .........
tr&.nMATI, IOllUNTIC r.. ..................... ..... .,.. .... -.,.,,
........ Nw,.c ..... r ..
R0'4AvrIC DJ\t, )Wiii 62, td-
ucaltd. mtlllllmtic. 1ta1rt. into
lra•d. wa!U. toOllina. IN arts.
Let's talk. 1't'lfpo'1 Bttek. <:111
16111.
COTOIA ATTf. mo'"!! SW\t,
JO. S'"l60, 1tr11tlllttrt, ambr·
-~._.. ..........
rht all COiia 'fa Cll.I ll64.
HANDSO MF. F.\ECliTIVE,
s111obr, 6'21190, SO DWM,
blu/crty, wtlu•c •t1111r111. •"'1 \\ f, 37.tS, OCllm doll'I
cal. lnine. Cd l.IU
SEXUAL. alf«tioftttt, trim S9, ...... ,i.,.., tbtlUts ". JO yr. GM. ..,oat. '1nlltt', ._..,
lrt>tl w/SWF. Anthtim. Ctll
llll
l'M NJCESWM ll.~
~1 fit. Ind 1'0IUI bl·
Ina, Loolli•& f« compahblt ft·
milt. Corou 1111 Mar. Cal 2.Jll
MIN'IF.SOTA NATIVF., Hand·
ICllllt, fm4illirW 6'/1'5, W\t,
""" rmtric!ll 1--. to lalrn! I.
prdmiaul """"' """ " ,. tnOr t11• IO prdtfliloft-, ttth '"1 Ill 1'1rtl•t, lfirMliapdy 2S...o
pro1naht ..,_, •1dllll'Xltf,
ll'll't .-i1 rta1t1 It ao ttady. No ,,....tn If ... tr'I pltllt!
II ...... led. Cal lt9S.
ECu:CTIC, IDIURED if.Idler, UWM.S'Wltt,•rM ......_ ........................ .... w... .. r...;.,.: .... ens ..........
111t•lts. lllalrt, Jua. ~1•
lmd, ...... (IO TV .,,UI. W,c......,, ... dtt.-....., __ .....,.._ .... _ti.._, ..... ,., .... ... , ...... , ....... _,.
•*-~Cll1"1
SfJS11Vf., CARINO OWN. .M. ...... ......,,, ... ,..,
~'Id u, Cittw
-. .... IM& Cit ma.
CHAIMING DIM JI.''• ISO ....... .......... "'"'.., ...,.....,_ .......
..... c.. ..... c..ua
SWM 17, •'>. ........... . .. -. ......... .... ....... .., ....... I.tr .. ..._....,..._.c .. m
YOUR DUmY. Altr .. ht,
NISWll1', ~--... ... ~,....... -.... .............. 1 c..
M-.OIUN..
nmiw llld fl':Olltt' nu1ri1ion ro
sca1 frl. Vlritd rtCTalicml inttr·
~ Dt:9rt 10 mrtl I Pl'lilt SWF.
NJS.D, JO's, •ho is pmcy llld ti·
lradht. lnint. Ctll 2119.
\tlDDLE·ACED Profrniou l,
\tM S'S/ISO. ...-il7 _.
ril'.. ...... ,inti!IW. .......
ous, rim IU1· Halll17, N&n, en-
joy di,_,, mWc. ~ bacb
w1lb. Dnlrt1 ft11alt lltrl""-
rr1111td w tllll-fiprt O.IC.1. for OUl!lalldinc .. ,.., ntatiunslllp.
lllis is lllt rtll Ollf! Pltaff <Ill
soon. Lone Bed. Cal 2116.
"'"M M. S'IWISO, casual. laid
lllldl lrlat)1t. IUo bltydifll 11141
1101ta1 io Catalu. l'lnOla * drlMs toeilll7, .... tor allrteo
the encl trim pU)llM willl 111111
l1ttrno. Ntwpol'I Buell trta.
Cll 15U.
Clltt Sl\'M .U. llllb inlm:illnc.
lnldlil81, Clllt •OtU• rOI' r11n
tima 0rMte Coun17. Call 21'5
~.\TIU ANGELl,.0, '4 35,
dllial. ............. """ j111, tit, ludlolnt. YOU' rt 1J.
JJ, lanoutht, ptacttul. Lona
8ttdl. Clll 1151.
ATTlACTlV! NlJISE w~r. .....,_..,...,.i.-.......... --.~ ...
ball ptMS, .... ~"t. Sett.s
111111 SUS. ... illlmlb, ....
nilelll llon. \tbileier.Cal Jl5'.
\\Ol!LD-BE "'1cnl.•ndi" D\\f, _....,_...bt
printt, 5747, for co1ntr111ioll,
dandflc, f~p. lrvhM. Call
2097.
ASPIRL~ A."WCEL, prttt7, •tt-
t11..Un. klndlltal"IH, eajoJ1 tilt
arts. entlq11a and llllhMh. ms
llel1 en on arth. Nno port 8-b.
Call 1111.
FUN II Ft ~Y. ~Ii t11111y.
Enjoy Rls• Llmb1u1h. Jim
Ltdd, and Hopttully Ytu ror
leamlnc. e1rinc 1nc1 ilwins. a.
ta Maa. C1a 2102.
YO~C SEl'llOR. llmdtr S'6,
llll'lldi.vt, tntJldic, to sWt 1111-
tf' thinr,. in r.rt 11/SWM NJS. sa..
70. Wt irt tduc:akd. profmionll,
w/1 IOldi /1 dus, eood 1llltt ol
i.-. lnint. Cal I ISO.
AlTRACTIVE X·modd SWF,
lom cotr, 5"6/IJS, 59, mks
SW\1 o•tt SS, ' ' iilltaoina. tf.
11utt11. sinctrt. 1o>in1 Cftlllmuln.
H1111rmctollBocll.Cal llMS.
LET'S co' •:en MF.: SWF
IVS, lllradivt, 11Ttdionatr, r1111-
n7. ~llW'tet!td. Loit trawl, 111--
turt, man1 participant s,orts,
hond1. and mid men! YOU:
S'I+. 11Sr'ld11e. hurnonus,ldi1"t.
inlel&J'nt, and • 1try 5Pfdtl man
lootJn& ror I ptnna"'111 rdadOn·
~ip. Tllllill. Call 1351.
PRrnY WF' JO, bbldr. bluf.
eytd, lloilat, MnCm, ""°" ll'I\ •
ti and mo• in. srrks ncurt,
111rm·ht1rttd man 11ho rnjoy~
tlltsamt. lnint.. Call 1911.
RA \'~lU\G RU>ffF.AD, ~ n·
c11in1, Stnwoul, t\lnordinary
q1Ulit)lchar1<1tr. Sttlinc: Ont
f\ttplional, commin•blt, ultra·
WCl"flsful Cfl1lltman, ~ Busl-
ntSS canl rfllurrtd. lf1ntinston
8tack. c.1 1t16.
ATTRAl'TIYl: SAF'34, S"611.IS,
tducattd, lt8.s W/AM. td11tal•
td. profnslo111I. ioaf·oritnltd,
rnarrlalf-inia6td. llonsy 11111rt
i11porlul lhn .,,, s·10 •.
T ISin. c.11192'1.
WANT BABIES!! Mt too!! 31,
1111 SWF looklnc to mttl 1111
16'•), llahky, wmssful, dr111·
rrw. · r11nm-rmndtd.ctrvttet.
•future h1b1nd' to product
r..tlflll. ...... Wrd.; blw-
.,... dllllflla ....... ' .w. art.•~-..,,,... a,. 0.'I bt .,. Cal Mt! c ..
Mea.call&l.
STUNNNG, ...... ~It.
27, S'.Vlto. .wet •1'fl'IUlllJ.
1'101111•19MS. am11t1l, lo•l~1
_......,, far tl'ldiriofttl NJt-
c.llil-1, joy, fomtr. Ntw·
port ltld. Call 17J6.
.tlTIACTIVE SWF s·•m1.
.. .. l'Ollll8'plll 5MS. ror -lpOllllMty, IWt ~ft't ~
1s ii )'Oii? c ... Ma Cal mo.
BRJCHT.ll'l'Oll\llllllfll,.af'Dtt
Csia). J7, NJS. S'6'11S. Stttirts/
Offtrina: H11m eot11rnitmtn1,
sr~ ,..,. li>ttlla tt111t II kumor.
Ntllpon a.L Ctl 17Jl.
., ........... .a ...
~~ ..... -.... '""' .. ....., .... ..._
lnac.11571
BF.AUTIFUL. SENSUOli ,
• d111y, ~ --B•' .)7, 5'6/llll. _., ....... Iii, II·
11111eiaH1 ~. t'Mrlli11c.
._., lllllllClpllOUS 111111 Ja.4.
Ntwplfl ...._Cal IS1t.
DYNAMIC. crtat ltas, pmly,
lb! 5'11, MnilM.,........
• ~ ~ ltMis. llorm, lllOOits.
~lftc. as 111111ttk "· *-. 11/tdllClllioll. -" lllllnor' a.-111 Mftll. wllo lika t dltl-lrlat-r-. ca1 1sn.
Other Arem
SINCERF., flln-lonnc. tductltd,
11trutlu, tctl~t SF JI, tttkJ
HAPELY 25 BF • bck ~ .~Iii llMt JS+ for rdlliOllslllp.
Id WM JM0 for diant.r, Qnc. \\nllidt. Cal 2A1'. inc. 1111>\ils, poMlr nUrio11511ifl,
Lakrwood . .C.. 1741.
EXTilEMELY ATTRACTl\'F,.
btilc ter-.SWf,dlmy,c:ar-
frlc, •1. ,..,., .,. kl&. ms pn>
hioul SWM, NIS. 2'-l.l, l'Olll-
mil1111111 nillcW! lnW. Cal I 7S2.
APPEALl"C• PRETTY DWP,
pttllt bruM11t, pd bod7, 42,
S'l/llS, l'ftllt. inlflictnl. r111111y,
uniqut. Stth i•ltlli1tnl, ltO
brain t}pt. ,.,..., rr1. kind ...
sen ht. qllllity &tftlltlun. Nf'I' •
port Btn Clll 116.l
CLASSY. TIUM S\\F SO, N1S.
·11111111 c:arin&. M\afut Man 45-
SS to shirt ron1trutions, pop.
corn,llllllll't. lf\int. Call 1169.
FIREM~l\ DESIRED •1 cult
blondt •• ,, ouldoor l<til itits.
10)-S and lruch l.tl"s luu fun.
Santa Ana. Call 1.828.
M>\'t\1l1RO S\\'f5'10', Jt.
1'.'S. tool.Inc ror tal~ l<'lht, 11kt
&11· Balbol libad. Cal 16-ld.
F.XOTIC, sUnn) SF JI mkt
httil~), intdlil'ftl WM Jll.36, no ~ids.\ 5'9. ror unmnt111ioo-
ll lolt. TUS1111. Ctll 161l
PETITE CS'/1001 0\\ V, rr1. 1dht
SS. 11/bro• n h lr It t)H. sttkJ
lflllltman ti tllt old !dloal (SS.
701 •llosrill llljors lift. Ht*iuld '°' t bcdLs. frifllds, llltll rt. lor!a
••Ills. rno•itt. tmd, bt afft<'·
lionatt Ind n intmsitd in Ill htt1
u ht h in lllmKlf, Corona dtl
Mar. Cal 167S.
tuSSY D\\ T S'"5im. SUU'fBo
"" ~ •illl loll II IM'·
SAUCY Vf:r !'Aft! lady 11i1~ ..
sion for Ifft lfttl inldicmt. -'·
titt Ctflll«ma1 (or monop-
r$fioMllip. Bu111ri. Cal 2A 17.
HELP POLICE Otr1m Hnltd
by bttuliful, lltf)' ~Iliad SWF
JO. M 11S1 lie lundsonw tnd pet·
sionalt. Sanll Monica. Call 1296..
WA~ \\dl-«Hlo,~<W
hlrtd NI\ by bfi&llC. It'),~.
warm•httrttd. dltorttd frtnCh
-vman. ~Malibu. Cal lll!O.
A BE~Tlf.Y, JO' , lli111 li11~.
daisy. "'1 jpin out " life. St4s lS-45 SUl'Cm, Ul1bOrMi\1!11. Sall-
11 Monka. C1ll ll9l
BEA lfllfl I~ llhldic. l'Dlllllllir.
dam w r . .lt, tttlu JwKMmt.
111111-i1t. l'lllllMlk, *°'"· run111. dass1 •llilt l'ftlltmln ~.!I for
lcl\t. clostnns. ind matbt t1tn
lllf f1ir1 raft. \lull11t1n Bell.
Cal21~.
CHRISTIA' IW l9. ~n 'flO'U.
plloqnplly, hoNs. l.ool.~ '"'
Cllrisliln WB\1 ""° lo•n God. lftCltl'llOd. Call 11 '5.
S\\ LAO\ ~ W W!lOUI tt9'
tit-man ror l\l!~.111Pttllltrntn. mid so.40's. ~rinll. Ult Olli·
doon. badl. mountains. humor.
lm Antde-Call 1356.
H£\RTS m . PACF., tta.\lt1t. nn, WA~E. SunRts, SIJI\, fllfl
mOOll, roru11 .• Wilks, dinrna.
cbncina, fortf"1 films. ' I !If Am,'
rohr cootn. Tall, 41. Aquari·
111. l'tact'flll \hrrior. l.oJ Alli"'
Its.Cal 2*M.
11.VllA. MIS. ....... ,....
I ... t'dlilll llkl. Irie) WarW
twillt ISO nt.,,fl ljJI I I IU),
t91laborllht cCH14limt11Ca. L ..
A ..... Cal~
SEEKL~C ,,.taaiaul llflllit·
-~f. 5'7.....,, ... w ..
Ktht, colltl' snHa•t. ~
lra•dtr, nrl11nl pul"ll<s. Los
A .... CalMll.
tNCLISH, .......... lc:altd,
S'7/U.S. •try lllratti.-e. dtpftd.
Ws ~ -or flllltlMct SS+. fit, SMla MClllkai Clll
Mll
OIAR-'IL'C. llriclit. d:Ml7 ......
lisll blond WF, S'6/ltl, utks
S~M.O..~rOlllllllc.
tlmiliu PJ' S'9t to 5Mrt -inaf 111 rtbtioMlllp. Santi Moab
Cal lJ74.
CHARMl'-IC SWF 37, 11ttkl11
btr tqUll ii I Wtrlll•lltlrltd
SWM under U, prtftr1bly In
WI.A. IA A~ Cal 2J71.
A TTRACTl\'&. tdlialtd. art ls·
ril'.. "'~•VIII. ttMlll, pbyful. .rillia&. S.U.C S'f 45+
ror lo• Ille. moaopmous 1'141Cion·
lihip •illl 1m1 tvmm11nlca1iue. ~
San11 Monica. Cal 1.!67.
A TTRA CTI\£. PETITE blorldt
5'.YI06. •illl pd ..-or llllmor
& licvrt. Wine 11hlttk, 1mlli·
tious. sU<ttSSfUI ;un, 45°55, lo
~"' --..,t1111m. r .. joy.-.,--.-.11 .......
ROllMl( diMrn, lftlllic. llandlic.
trt\tl II 1nl111tlt. 1'1111lso i•·
•d1td in Jfiritllll encl todal-poit·
iol punulb. w .Hlywd. Cal 2J7S.
Al LA \fFRIC Alt\ GIRL Mdit
CJld.mWorwd'..,.,. -. If )OU
art J6.50. mponiiblt II ~-lo\·
int •"f INJ lll1t I iMtll. \\tsf.
sicltJSowOlla1. Cal llM.
GO LR \I ET I OOKS, Europmi
oull~ plul 1d•t11lurnomt,
pl•Jful, sttl.J .W--15 rompanion
fOf thtattr, l'Oll<tr1J and mon! *II \lonlca. Ctl 1..\.'7,
S\H' SO. L'lALL\ t\lrtllltly
11<1ht1 ~d1tnt11rous. n<v•tnnr from rruury, daira l'Ompll11 f!)r
111t1ndtrin1 ••lb, tic. ura
Mallia. Cal 2JZI.
LEFT-HA 'om. llllttk, llOft·
alllufnl llll~r lady 1111111.
ina for (111amilt man S0-60,
bll<'k or •1111" -·rfttious. ~ p•y1kall1/ fin1nc:i11ly 11u11•1.
Illes jm. is aalht. tat) to locAI
11.. Vtnitt. Cal 1832.
PRETTY. AmACITVI. _,., ... ft'.,_.,-..,, .......... *-"' ............ _......._
•lfll fOQ of II~ lu\t
.. tlftc"1 .. lllart. *'ti -MlllJ'll'M-npdlLW.IW-.,,._,~1.!ll
AmACTlVE U , l1.1ttlliatal,
t'la9f,1M4t1Ms.Wt .... ,....... ..... _ ..... No
........ llrllaftMllllrllllnll·
.... 5S'5. Qii,..Q). Cal ms.
MAN'S BL\ T fritnll Is 111t! 5WF,
5"7, ll!lti squart.diilct 1N1r111tr
"" lttM pilrlllcr. S.Ca Mor!lca. Ca1Jl7l
A mACTIVF. tk1(lt motlltr, f4.
waCtd, ltfll•, pottr7 lo1tr, 47,
S06/llO. _, tducaltd, SM for
comi1kmmt. Los A•&dfs, C.n
IM
JEWISH RHETT BUTLER
••nttd •ho doa cht • d1mml
1'111.JI Ind lllllflllstl. lllllib Scar·
ldl. IM Anptes. Cal 1111.
NAT\!RAL. TALL. sltfldtr, ti·
lr'ldht problonal S\\-f 1rith I
lirtl7 laldltnllll curiosil 1 • Is 1111·
con1mti0111l 111d pl1yful. I 0
_,ionlll~ 1111*. r. ._ S\tM,
• IDtW.. lllm.sb iDtWt lh
t\tm!lr, blclp;dNic. xc tl.iirlc.
1d1tnlurt tra•tl, tthit food,
fritnd1. ~·· \tonica. Cal 19111.
.t TT'RA CTI~ E SHF Jl, PfO(ts·
..... 5'41117. Ms --• C>ltd, ftlillly.ftllttd ~ f°' !rltndl•lplromantt. lloll7·
1100c1. c.n 2111.
CVTE -''0 ClDDLY. LARCJ:
A 'O I O\'El Y, HAPPY • Wf.
BlcJaclM brw11 ~. S'J Vl'l'l60
lo•ablt llK. lnltlli1t111, ~nt,
ind cmrh '· Sttl<inc S \I 2345 for~. lc»ina. inli1111tt rtll·
llOllWll-\rt )1111 man tt!OQll1
Sludro (II). ('111 llll.
SOPHllillCAH:O. d1n11111t
llomlll rvso. •lllllJ r&\et td·
ucaltd lr•ltotr. sJlartr, dtnttf,
.).S. for \bllltt, Mi~ martinif.
\\all.A. Ctl 1795.
BLO"\OE RUSSIAN swr
S'Sll.0. w17, •1m. llonftt, ro-
llWldt ~ littlt F.nctna.
lftks lS-4S W\I a.tllltcit,
.a1111• ror-. 1ra1t1....,
inc out. facllm&f plld , Santa
Moak:a. Clll WI.
8£ L1Y &: BRAN ..,'Um 11111
•it1,. f1111 •tel rm.cn1• lfftMlal
•did Mlttftlful. Sttb cbniuwr7
Jl1d ~ staWil1 lllCI
LOR FAX YOUR PERSONAL AD TODAY1
fCl'ftll'b, tm.ttlct -"'"' hln.INllld ......... Fw~
l•a. lraull•a. 4111itit. abrl•&.
1111rl}illt-SWM. JMS. l'llSlt>.
Cul..-Clty.call 1747.
\tF 5S, ,.,.w lrlltmU. .U c.-"' ..... l10ilGpllly 111111
aftllltlll St+ SWM. Hollrr°°'-
Clll 1019.
DF..SlltABL£ WIDOW. rttirtd.
Mal•rt S\tF Jtftl if'111117, ~
cmful. ru•loti111 COUlllcr"'1 •
SS+. SanU \tonlca. Cal W'-
PRITTV. SHAPfl. Y SWP JO's.
-.. mortl. lirt&tt or PIT clad.
ul, 1ri111, lltfltiolllt. r.-11117
.artt. l.OI Alltfliis. Ctl 1171.
VIBRANT, ATTltAlTIVE Eu·
ropan 40. ~Ill. }ti \jllr-
itul, foudtr of i.1ltnalioa1I
(llildrt11/tn,. 11rotKI. ttkJ
friad. pa1111tr. iOlllNlt lo...,.,
•"'°1, tn•tl, tnd •bit wlltft in
IO'l!ll. Mltillu. Clll J 157.
ROMANTIC PROF. \\A.,1"£0
Brow\e through our
void' p<:r\onol\ for
owr Q 50 \111911·\ rn
LA b. Orange County
1~~ \\-M SO's. lnldlilflll,
tducartd, 111tttSStul, lllnlbumt.
rlrilt, briar t)tS tor bttuliful F41-
,.._ WF.tall21S6.
ONE MAN Wu1nn. AJian f ,
JO'a. ltrJ prttty, undfnundina,
l«Vl'f. 11.fts IC'l'Ol'llplis.lled, tflu-
td, ~ 45-l'J. •1111 ls~
sWtnlt, 1111• a lmX' ti 11•"'°4"
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<V1111-lO$ Allfd6 C .. 21'7
PU'·PACKAlit:o ftmll1. 110 ""•ri 1111CW rra., rtll\tle
30 lllMI 5 tool.inc for '\Ir RiPt '
l';p I ltt\lpr Wllo"t t>ll'fllltlt
tntrlflK', fi111nritll) 11d tmo-
lionallJ Wf\lrt, 1111o •or\i111 out,
niokint, 111t am. Bkti to t:..LP.
,._nook. Md tMaltd, dOlt&
llClltd. prolcwonal -... ll't
1'1" U, ulldrr "9. LOI '•etltt
r.a21M.
WOmen
Seeking Women
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rnrK'Vt ~ YOll l~tt not IO la-. )'OUI ·~hoftt numbtt bi! rum< M addrns lft any fQO(C stttt·~·"' """"'I"'
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ol <hmcin ol 1hc* ~w ffll'Ol'drn 10 •{'"'Oft.ti ..t S1nglrufr. In. ha "'" mJ don 11<>t "1C'r'll. "°' '"""'•tw,
rnl1t1 1ho1t pllons l'f"'""I ads o< 1hvtt rf\j)OO(ling ru ruth ad._ SinskL&. Inc allllmn"" lut.ohry r,~ 1l>t <on1rn1 11/
or rrply 10, any aJwt11Km<n1 By p1..._111g 11ul ad too wut0t comf'k1c laboloiy for 1ht ,on1rn1 ol. -1 .JI •'f'l·n 10. ""Y
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1n n>ll>idn•hOll dime(, )'CN ~tt 10 1nd.rmn1fy •"" hoW S.~pcUft. Inc aud , .. ~rn h.vtalaa from .n """'"
"pmin C1ndud1111 '""'"'>"' fm), l,.b.I ton ..,4 d&inlco mul1mg &om. Of olilt\l by. rht pubhoullft <I yo.or ;J Of 1111r
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VMI PWI ____ _ 0811· ____ _ WOP·-----PSTO: ____ _
OWM SI lttkt ftl'llllt 4S.58 to
ujoy tht cOCMI lift or Orance
CounlJ • d.wtl, ,ertin. """'-•
I'm i'/165. Co ta Mtsa. Cell ms.
~ERV ELECTIVE SWM 4S
Rds f stunntr 25-40 r°' 11r.-
llllff, Ila.tic: tllililJ I plus. l'ic<f•
pon lled, Cal lt.M.
SJM 1'. 6'2/llS. bnM• lllif, b1ut
tJ'S, lldJ ta .. lllolldt SJF D-16.
Gtrdm Cro1t. Cal 141'-
17 rm. 1'-J5. ' F01111llin \111·
ley. Call 1165.
BLONDE. AllUETlC SW\t JI,
.ts,,_..~ IC'li>t
cirl wllo lhtS 11t1rb1. Nt•port
a.LCal177l.
GOOD-LOOKING ,.., llld ti
CUY• J7, S'ffl" NB,,.......
•rlttt f'H l'tR. ~1f sports.
•Mic..~,,._
ol i.u.or, Mii drites M BMR.
Sttlts • ptlilt, aood·nat•rt-
Motild or rtdllad for rritMlll!p.
calldltlit ptr•I .i111tn &:
MOrt. Di. I ll'ftliol •1 "' BlttR! loW. Cal lll7.
SF. ITl\'F.., H~fST OWM JI
MU tlfltiioMR. lllrldlu NJS
<MPl•lt~. 25-40, tor bt•c•
oft;' '1tMttf .. it ..... llkr
........... Ste ClelMllt.
Cal tll6.
t.UOCAlt.U l'lOH:.SMONAL
SWM, 6'J/lts, ~Jo71.i1l11. ........... w......,
S~f' •.se. c , h • ,.n.t. tor flllttft tNtiollltilp. lnhlt.
t'll IMl1
HIGHT, F.NCACll'IC, ttrf ........ ..., ... , .. "M.
6"l/19', llllttritl ....... ,,. • Mt..,..,._..._ Y11:
swr ... i. •· ... rty .,. ... Illa .. 1114 ... ,. • ...,, ..... .
Call•
STAITINC OVU, SHM
NWISS. ...... IMlll.W. " ............. ..,. ,.,. ... ...., ....... . ,.. ............. .....
---~-.. .... ,_... Cl& n.. c.11 •• ,,,...,Y_.,....,, *"' M,
~ ............. . ......... ....., ..... . •1 DWM •· I'll/US, lrltll, ..... , ......................
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YOO'U•tAIT, _....,.., ........... .......,. --.,......, ........ ..... nwr..-. ........ .. ....'C I ... , ..
llliutd rtlltlOllSllip. Tlli$ pru(n·
silNI N/S OWM 4J (loob l51 ls
,our tOUl11111t! Lii's loft lift ~
pliltr! lnine. Ctl 1619.
T .\LL SWM. nitf..loallitt Jlf'(I&
Mmll, lS, llOlt, tnthllliMllCIAy
Mt tny l'Mlltld for lmifk rt-
lltianslllp. Tllidft. Cal 1'9L
ICONOCLASTIC O\\M, st,
... .--llld rad, IM.r lilt
autdoon. tlptdllly c:ampilc _,
~ Strlaus llk')-dW. .......
11111 IO. tllt Holy.-.....
llljoj1 ctmcal .-. cilaltr Md
MJift. Sfdlll.I -· of .,..., ror.-.~"'"
lltiollllllp ••o c111 rompllrMtt
nu like. nplllld m.r llorilo1s 11111
~ 111t IO -nptriltlca IAllll locll. C4 1619.
STOP! Y Oii ti-.! II, S W\t 25.
brn/br11, 6'. prortuionat
IC'IOrllllOdtl. l"Ollltlltk. ll'fll"'a •
•Ollll• •llu '11HrHtht, lt\f, _.,..... .,.._._. C• ftf
.m inw. Cal 15"14.
COOD-LOOK ING, •tfl·bwill
WM -. riuw, 6'/171. I.! *'
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1ttt. Otrht pitu•rt rro. ...... ,.."' ~ ....... ......... ..., ......
SWP, IWO,Jh, • 1111......, ........ ...,....,,.,. .....
... ,.. .., ..,.,,, .. di-
... 1'11111. QI lM
DWW. CMllSTIAN, HIS. Jtlfif .. ,... .... ,... ...... ... , ................ ...
...... '""· a.. ... "' ..,..,, ....... pl •• .,.i1 •
T•Cllli-.
MAND!IOMI.. .._... IMt •·s. ...... ...., ..... ...
II t•lltilf .... C-
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UlUMIL Y roiilSllllA '1.
......... 11 .. ,..., ...... ................ .......... °""" .... _..._ &..a1mt.c• .....
9Wl\JW.Y ..... ..ect
ad\ll'llW't IT'I~* OWM 5' tall
lriil. lllt!dionllt. tpirill&llf'll1hS-
td,......,... ...... to ihlrt
.., ........, and 111111 ad\tlllllft. r_.. V•7.c.tl UOl.
DWM J7, 011t dil4. fJQo)"1
ltanir, jiu, '111in1. •ttkod
trlfl. ..... k~W.11·
lrldi'°" ..._ W/MfF, ..... ror,... cc •rnl•tWp. ...
IMK't. porlilllt loq ltnm rdi-
lloUip. lnW. Cll 15'C.
SF.HING f mlt'll......, HMCl-
-, lllllldrlll DWM. .W.lift,
""· w...-"-ioA. "" port led.f-1 lSl7.
COOf>.l,OOKING SRM 35, 6 ".
Mks•rtdM.tlltllPd1......,.. SM'lwf'tlll._A.....,
~ lAI ~Call Ul9.
Otht>r Arco\
llllWl~U llY ,,.,_ witll
71d1L SI~ 6'/111, tati ll"itt
flh,i111, Lltiaa, Jl_.5, ~/ • •+•rtllllltt .. ~ .. Rly.CalOO
POET & ,, 111,.,..., -. .,, -..-•arMlrllllt•• lllld: A 1lflllt....... I 1
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AICtHTIJltlAN·Allltriaia tt-
11r, ....._DWM$1 llJ. .... wwr .. ..., ... ._.
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c.llJitS.
SWMJI ........... ..
....... Nl ...... lrr ... ....................... c..a.a
ITALIAN MALI. 1t. ........ .................. .. ._ ...... ".,.
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QIMa
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NTl'D ___ _
HA1'4DSOMF.. EXCEmONAL
trtisl/tnlrtprtntur, 5'111111,
111411 wwr slim. prta1. 11n1nt.
to slllrt lo•t/aollslfliL Y01t'"
JJ-41, Mtt ul•rt, tru. Sa.ct
Molica. Cal ltll
LET THE FIREWORKS bqin
witll JOU 1114 lllt! OW'M. 45, S'l I,
lllndlw. ............ ., ... lilt. ... ,.. .... pmty. k'-4.
toMptUMUlt SWF f« RO·
MA1'Ct! Non ir pl'rfld: 1'111
......., ... tl!lf llllt IO *itt.
tllJo7 1111>\ln, l!Mk, .., .. *" _....,.._ "'1111.ACll Ml4.
&.'CLISH, ltll, 111111, 114tndht.
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Hol}'WOflt Cal 1415.
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CAHOULIOMT OINNllS,
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