HomeMy WebLinkAbout1993-08-17 - Orange Coast PilotG~ye
Wassail·
McGee \\'ilh
W~ldo, '~ho
recently
underwent
~mputatlon.
Wassall·
McGee has
set up~
decorated
an in
Kelly's
coffee shop
asking for
donations
to help
offset the
expense o(
the cat's
operation.
MMC-0.. ,..
. Where's Waldo? He's ,
home, but needs help
~ Well-know wandering cal' survived amputation -
now friends are banding together to help pay the bill.
By EmJy Crttly, Spec~ to lie Daily PiIOr
OALBOA -When lV.O-)c::ar-old Waldo m)'Stc:riou ly bro~c his
lc1 :md il nc:tJc:J .imput.mon. re: 1dcnts t-cre ~ere e:iger to pitch
an needed fund~ anJ support.
Uut who1's ~ unusual nbout this outpouring of assistance is
W:ildo isn·1 a hule boy -he's a c:it, a .,.ell-kno"n c:it.
A wanderer, Waldo lllld his "mommy," Julie Gill.stron, had no
~ner m~~J into the neighborhood nc:ar the Balbo:i PJ\1hon.
("
when Waldo proceeded to
m:ikc friends with local
re5.ldcou and fishermen.
Gillstron :iid il ~enlCd like
every Sundt) the "oulJ h:l\e
to look ror Waldo in h1~ three
fo\'Ortlc pl:acu near M:un
Street -a toy ~tore. Kelly'·
coffee shop. :mJ .l chtur in
front of G:i)e
Wa~ll·McGee·s b:i)frOnl
hou e.
Waldo's ac,h-cntures ha\e
\ t:il.en him 10 the Newport :llld
D..ilbo:i Piers :ind ~s1bly points be)ond. G1lb1ron ~•d Wale.lo
frequenlly jump) on all kinds of boat • including the Bulboa Ferry.
"We're urc he got a few free rides," oJJcd W~ll·McGcc.
h "a~ w., all·McOce who f1r>t round the injured Waldo ¥>ith a
brolcn pJw, unJ n:alilmg the ¢Q~i imol\cd -about S725 -sct
up a \V:ilJo·dccor.ueJ can in Kell)':. oor~c ~hop a:.k.ing for
See WALD0/4
UPCOMllle IVlllT
Climb aboard and meet your pol iticians
Complimentary ttd<ets are still available for Wednesday')
"Wet Wednesday Pol1tic1ans NighL" Ticl.ets c.in be pid.cd up at
Hornblower Dining Yachts and at l ove To Tr;ivel in Cost.a Mesa
The two-hour b.ly cruise, free to the public, will give you the
opf><:>"tunity 10 meet many decision-malers. Among the
politicians attending are Supervisor Tom Riley. Newport Beach
council members Phil Sansone and Jan Oeb.ly, Costa Mesa
council membe.r Joe Erickson, trustees from the Newport-~~
Unified School District and many more!
Join us for ho~ d'oou"Vres, a no-host bar, prize giveaways and
a magnificenl sunset while meeting your civic l~dcrs abo.ird the
lu)(urious Lord HomblO\ ... -er. The yJcht lcJ\'es the Hornblower
dock at 6:30 p.m. Boording bc?Ains at 6 p.m.
The 2nd Annual D.iily PilotMornblower Dining Yachts Wet
Wcdnescfoy Summer ScriM, continuing through September, has
been drawing more than 500 guests each W'C'ek.
Hornblower D ining Yachts is 10C.1tcd at 2431 W. Co.u.t
Highway, Newport Beach (next to Can.J's W.iterfront rcst.Jurant):
love To Travel is 1°'41tcd at 369 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. .........
CIRCULATION' 800.252·91•1
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HOTLINE
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Something new
Anew~~on
seMat dutil ~ Jim de
Boom detM.cs tOdW 'ii\ the
Daily Pilot. The,~mn,
which an be found on
~ s. will ccwer news.. annou~and
schedules ol all the tcMce
dubs -SuCh as RoQry. Kiw~nis arid lions -en
Newport Be.ch and
C06t.l Mesa.
opular rabli1 inoV1ng to li'Vine
~ After 25 years at St
Mark's Presbyterian Church ,
Rabbi Bernard P. King is
moving his Shir Ha-Ma' Alot
Harbor Refonn Temple.
By-?CJn'f~ nt Joyce Sdfmr.
St.in WYllr'S
NEWPORT BEACH -AJ1cr
2.S years of 1baring a space with
St. Mark's Prcsbyterfan Church.,
the popular Rabbi Bernard P.
Kina is pullinl up stakes on his
temple here and mcwi.ng to Irvine.
''For years people ha .. e been en-
couraging us to move out on our
o~n." King s:iid. "Bui we hove
had such a happy rclatio~hip \\1th
SJ. Marl, It was :i hard dcci~lon lo
make."
The Shir Ha-Ma'AJot Harbor
..
'' For years people have been
encouraging us to move out on our
own. But we have had such a happy
relationship with St. Mark, it was a
hard decision to1nake.
Reform Temple sig ned an agrce-
men1 lhis "eek to mo"e from
Newport inlo a 26,589-~uarc-fooi
building al 3653 Michelson Ori\C,
the site of a former pom club.
The building Y.111 be rc:nO\:llcd
t'O included 12 cla~!lrooms for .:l re-
ligious )C:hool and d.iy-care pro·
gr:im. a kitchen and )()Cial hall. o
''
r
1cen room, libr:tC) and gift )lo re
A b~ketb::ill court '' 1tl aho be
trJnsformcd into a 200-~r)on
~nClU:lf).
..There are a number of lhing!I
made po!>!tlble Y. llh our mu\e:·
King s:iid '"We hope 10 e!>l.Jbhsh
our O\"" pre~hool Jnd J relig1ou!t
!tChool held on Sunda)S. In our
present :irrangcmcni. 11 i) w mc.;·
what impo iblc bec:iu)c S t.
M.irL. ·~ meeh there for Sunda)
\ef'\ice:. '
Kmg. a Y.cll-~.1lOY.O and uut>po-
~cn rehg ou .. I .lJcr 1n !\'c\\port
lkach \\hO on..:e nurd1cd \Hlh the
Rev. Mo.1rt1n Lulht r J...rng. Jr., c>ti-
m.tlcd &111:. c~caµllilJL oL .:tp·
prux1ma1ch 300 l;im1lic> "111 be
ffiO\ ing into the nc\\ bc1ht1e) al
the beginning uf I 'Not
Rob.,,n ~u:bkr. the d m:ctor of
the nearb~ 1 em pie Bi.It ) ;ihm.
'>.lid )he d1J nut thinl. lhe mv\e b)
Shi r ll;i-.M:i 'Alot ""uh.I h.nc .in
effcd on 'ha >~ n.1g1Jgue·> mi; mbcr-
i.h1p. She noted th:.u there I!> ;in in-
crca>mg number o( Jcv.1)h familic.,
mo' ing into thi> area.
'\\e .,i.bh them the bc~t." !the
!>.11d "'But \\C: d"n'1 l~'iol ;,sl 11 like
the) .ire l~a\ing. ·1 he~ .ire JU'I
mo\lng w their O\\ n bu1ld1n;"
Despite higher fttS, m~ny students wait in line outside the OCC admissions building on M onday, the lirsl day of the fall ~t'me lcr.
Students lace Costly education .
By Russ Loar. St.11' Wn!t<
COSTA MESA -Or:in~c CoJ.!lt College offi 1:11, on Mond;iy
blamed higher 1u1tton fee> !or .l 6 ... pcrccn1 drop in adm "'lln'> l'n 1hc
rif'!>l da\ l\r the fall ~mcllh~r fher~ "ere :?0.~9 >IUJent\ reg1 tercd for 1he foll -.cmc tcr. "h 1.h
began ~ll\nd.i} -1.5:?0 loludcnts le~ th~n the fmt J:i~ l)f I.i ll cla'>-.C'
.i )e.lr ago StJIC 13"'mal.cr' raised \Ul\1 n fn.'m S6 t\1 SlJ a untt
comp3reJ 10 3 )ear ag\) :inJ c:hmm:ated the Sc)(J c1lins un 1u111on lt'e,.
For tudent) v.lth b3chelor· 'kgrct) or
Financial aid and h1 her. the c°'t of going b:H::l to 1.."'0llegc I\
Oe~ibility from OOV. $50 I Untl
Orange Co.a t Col-\\e\.e lob1 more th n W pcr1.e n1 ol our
lege officials have .. 1uJcnl) ~ho h\'lJ ~3~hdor 'Jc,rce' ··-.aid
gil.en single mother rolkt:e admw~n'n!I dcl n Su,an I.Jr "n
Voland01 Hti\rd of Lnrollmcnt'> t\p1 ... "3ll) d1l'llb during the
Co ta M~ ;a, shown stJnc tcr :uiJ cull cc o01c1:il~~~ _p_red1C11
her "ith her Tall \Cmc~tcr cnr'' lni\:nh v.ilffC:ictl "' ul
6-)t.ir-old daughter 15,l JO. romp.ucJ h..\ : ,Q1"' l>tudenb
Por cha, a ch.lnce enrolled at 1hc cnJ ul f ll ~mc,IC'r l W~
to re toirt her life. Soe OCC 4
Homeow.rs get to keep antennas
.._ But council rules that satellite dishes
must be relocated from neighbors' view.
' \ VOICES
Comniunily members debate the issues aff~cting their lives
...
Ill Un AL TAKING OFFINSI
vo~s ot
painless fix
for schools
BY FARES SAWAYA
A hhough the editorial by Mark
Pctrucca on the so-called
"parental choice" initiative (the
school "ouchcr. Aug. 14) purport> to be
on the pro~pec1s for 1he mi1ia1hc's
pa.,sage, 11 1s, as the 111lc of the
eJatonal underscores, a
nnt-so-th1nly-\'eilcd argument an favor
of 1he H>ucher. Tho'>c inclined to vote
1or the m11iati\c as a painless, quick fix
lllr the problems be.,clling education
... h\lulJ ponJer the folll.>\\ ing.
I. ·1 he 1n1t1:Hi\i! \Hluld shift between
SI and S:! billi0n from public school
tunJ1ng to CO\er the \Ouchers for
stuJcnts 1..urrently enrolled in ptivate
Please don't la~e the follO\\ing
comments to mean T113t Pete Wil)()n
listens to me as an adviser, but I
h3ve gained a bit of notoriety with
his office. I'm the one who's alway~
calling to leave message) like, "Tell
the Governor \\C want to see him in
Orange County -come anJ rnll to
us!" l'm sure thot many others have
been sending the snme me~gc.
But after your editorial ("The
gO\ernor meets with the editor: Is
the ship si nking?" ·Aug. 12), I was
left with the feeling that Pete was
damned if he did and damned if he
didn't. He may not nave taken a
stand on the \Oucher initiative (he
needs to), but l\c did show up
(extensively) in Orange County.
a..,~ .... ""' ... '
Gov. Pele Wilson, according to some re;iders, shou!d be praised, not criticized.
1rn1 deal of ~rsonal h.•rm. !lo:yvu-
hc looks wnaU-and >lightly built. I
this some new 111nd~ms )'ou\·c
e)tabli~hed? To look politically
correct, under WI feet ond \lightly
built pcop)c don't qu31ify? And 10
compare his char~ to a OMV clerk
on Quoaludcs -wow! Are )Ou in for
ii when you have 10 renew )Our
driver'> licen c.
Ma)bc the truth is you were O)mg
blind on some unu-.u31, unprc~ri~J
mcdiQtion when )OU dreamed 1hi'
one up. ~b)bc you're o n Kathleen
Brown's pad. Well. \\hatcvcr turn)
)OU on, pal. llut for me. )Our article
was a turnoff
KARL 0 . UERGI IE R
Ncwpon Beach
D
l read )Our ;,irticlc regarding Pete
Wilson :snJ v.:rntcd to tell )OU ho~
atN>lutely disappointed I am. l am
tt)ing nol to be too negatl\c bul I
think it h n "cry, \Cry Ji:.Jppointsng
an icle.
-. .. hoot .... thus Je..ihng three se\ere blow
10 an .ilrcaJ~ unJcrfunded public
dlllol ..,~,tcm. Since many, if not moll!,
of 1hc pri\atc schools are church
Jffthuted, "e the ta..'(payers will be
subsidizing religion -a clear violation
of the separation of church nnd st:uc.
'.!. The initiative permits
Jiscrimin:uion based on income level,
gender, IQ testing, othletic ability,
religion. or disability.
He's a good governor who's had to
s1eer a state that is almo t
ungovernable -even th~ natural
disasters that occurred durin_B his
tenure didn't dnmpen his goals for
the state. He's the only tr\Jly
pro-business candid:ite in the I 994
election nnd the only one \\ho can
bring jobs and bulliness bacl. 10
California. And he's right on \\1th his pl an:. to combat
illegal immigration.
Give him a break. Pete's the 011c Cur me.
0
EVELYN HAR"l
Ne\\ port' Dc:ich
Boy, you really lnow how to hun a guy! Your
hit·piece, put·down editorial on Aug. 12 i.mad. .. i. of
childish, smirking glee at sticking it to th<.' C..tliforni;.i
Guv.
A good .
.governor
I hcarJ Pelc Wilson speak Tuc..J.1y
morning. He had \Cf)' good ans"cr
10 th e thing' th.11 )llU '·1> he hJJ no an,\\Cr") to.
I 1hought he "as e\lremdy at11culJ tC .. So \\h.11
1h:s1 he\ not tl\.cr )j, feet? Whal docs that ha\"C to do
w11h the df1·cti\enc" ol hun in lcgi,la1 ion? Why noJ
print :ill 1h1. ~\>t>d thing' that he .i' Jo111g / I le ha'
Jone some 1r1c1cd1ble 1h1hg' M.i)he )OU c"uld haH,
dllnc a l111k r-:sc.lrC'h a~ut thc. lh111gs th.it ha\e b~cn
h.1ppcn1ng
I \\J!'> ju't re.tit) J1,.tppo111teJ in the D.111> Pilot. I(
tlU\ j.., ICfHC,Cllt.lll\C of ho\\ ~OU ~cc 1h1ng\, ii re.Ill)
m.il..~l> me ljU~ ... uon (the nc"'pap.:r) b.:cau'4! 1 hcJrJ
(\r,t·h.1nJ h" uutlV\ll on th111g {1nJ hi.. pcr~cp11un on
Jll lh1he '"UC\ .1nJ )llllf \\.1) of flflllllllg tl \\J\ \CT\
~ppotmm~
3. There arc no standards for teacher
certification.
4. Anyone who attracts 25 students
can create a priva te school and auract
talt.pa)er funded vouchers. Nothing can
prevent a Waco or Jonestown type
school from receiving public funding.
S. The choice is primarily for. priv:ue
schools to choose tbcir students.
Parents will have only limited choice
from among tho e schools that choose
10 accept particular !>tudenrs.
Funhermore, it is sheer fant35y that
a sizable number of students will have
a chance 10 enter elite private schools.
since these schools will be able to
rcJeCI any student who does not meet
their criteria. Tho~e few private
schools. and they arc few, whose
students perform bcucr overall on
:>landardized tests or which have n
large percentage of students accepted
by the more prestigious universities can
boast of their superiority simply
because they choose to admit only
those tudents \\ho can perform well
ncadcmically. The public schools must
admit all students --those with learning
difficulties, emotional disorders,
behavioral problems., etc. and mUS!
attempt to edu~te all -al very
formidable and difficult task which very
few, if an), prh~te schools are willing
10 unJenJl.c. ( ··'
There are man) other compelling
n.•J)Ofl\ for re1ec11ng the \OUCher
11H11a11\e, bu t p.!rhaps the most
J1~1urbing. 1s that its p:bSage would
1ntcm1fy the dt\tsion bet\\een the haves
and the hJ\e·nut' in our society. Jn
dice.I. the 'ou.:her \\Ould give a S:?,500
gift tu C\\!~ ... 1uJcn1 in a pri"~te school
''h1k 'ubtra..iing th~ tOtJI amount of
1he'>c ~111:-.. lrom the education of public
>Chool \lullcnh 1 h1> 1s not only grossly
unfair 11 '' an a11.1c I. on e"¥ery principle
of cqu:ilit) anl.I cqu11y th.il \\C as a
cuumn nnJ J) a )late have striven for
tor ~o iong
I he wucher 1m1tat1vc 1s truly a
\~11chc•; brew for educational, social
anJ ~conon11c disaster and should be
n: .. uundingly rc1ected by the \Oters.
Fort'!> '.J••JJ:J is 11 l/untingtoa &11ch
n.•sid~IJt.
As )'OU· reported, you could h:ardly '"'" 10 "brag
about the coup.'' This stunning opponun1ty obvious!)
overwhelmed your sense o( balance nnd )<>u ended •Ji>
concocting one of the most juvenile hate pieces you're
ever published under your onme ..
Pete Wilson's done commendable 1ob
duriRg almost impossible times
.
Sneak attack by
parlcl eontmlSSIORT We
arc incensed by the sneaky,
underhanded, little job the Newport
Conservancy JUSl pulled ("$6,300 snafu:
City brochures to be reprinted,·· Aug.
I I). Don't tell us they didn't know thot
sending 42,000 pamphlets to Newport
Beach residents containing pro
information about the Newport
Cof\SCrvaJIC)' was on 1he yellow side.
Now the curious will want to know
Vl'hat ~as in the brochure thal was not
sent. Prin1 it in the Pilo1. Let the park
and recreation commission be
responsible for the printing. Let :ill the
homeowners know honestly what the
brochure said and what the Newport
Conservancy is ti) ing to force dO\\ n
their throats.
The Conservancy should have to pay
for the reprinting of the brochure. Not
1hc taxpayers again. The money should
come primtlrily from 14tle purses of Jean
Watt 11nd Jo V:indcrvort. We think thi~
whole bunch of shcnanig:ins )links.
GORDON AND A J. WEYILL
Dalboa
Undu tht brmncr "Of Sp«/11/
lntcN'SI," tht mtssogt from the Porks,
Btacbts and Recrcalioa Commission
read:
Dear residents:
This faJJ the City h:lS .t umque
opportunity to pre en-e some of its ID I
open sp:Jce for future generotions to
rontinue to enjoy. Designs for the
Qutaways and the p:Jrcel along
Jamboree co/Jed Newponer North (1!
they rem:tin with no houses) include .t
bal:Jnce of enhanced nDti\.~ hibitat,
~ -
I '\"e lnown Pete Wilson )i11cc he \\a .. 11\a\ or uf ~.in
Diego. He is strong, intelligent. tenacnHI\ a'nJ h;" a
HOTLINE
view p.11hs, and Dctnc p/:1yinJ; fielcl!> for
both children 11nd adults. P/:Jns 121 1h1)
point include • .-ate in NO\'Cmber bJ
the citizens to 1i\e direction t<J tlle
City Council. Please be lln informed
~·oter ond .,; t the Cas1:111:i., und
Newporter North! There •~ill be :Jn
open hou~ C\."Cnt on the ~itc on Oct.
JO called, •·w alk on the Wild Side."
Plan to tJttcnd thi once·in·:i·lifetinu.•
event :md ~-ec what we 1 .. iJI be
prcservin1 for OUl}efres :1nd our
gr:indchiltlren.
lkl0tt1 tbt musagt Has • S-inch ad
promotia1 the Nett'port Qm cn:wq
Ct'COI..
die rescue In n time when
there i so ll)~fh ,·iolcni.:c and 'IC:inl.1.11'
that corrupt b{ir cities it ,., .1 rd1cf to
know thal there arc peoplt: '' ll\1 onl)
\\ant to help other,. Too 0111.11 "~ \llll)
hear :ibout the ncg:H1\C JnJ r.1rcl~ the
po>ithe.
Nc~purt Deach in rc:ccnl month!'> ha>
been plagued with :.i 101 of 'cand:.ib
and our city l'I not Jll ncg.111\e On
July 14, 1 was do\\n at the Wedge (.J
popular place for bodysurfing 1n our
communi1y) und suffered :in .acute
asthma attack in "hich r could ha\.'C
died.
Th:anb,to Nc""pun Deach Marine
Department, Nc"port Be ach Fire
Oep:irtmcnt, the emergency room staff
at Hoag Memori al Presb)'tcr1:1n
Hospital l am still alive. I know this
may not~ ne~ but thC)C people
went out o( their w:iy to keep me ahvc,
I was sc:ltcd and tllone but the team
that responded to thot call mode me ·
tccl secure .111J th.1ni.fulh I am till
here. •
I I.no\\. 11 mJ\ 1101 be .i bi~ Jcal to
them but II 1' to me.
I om 2.i )Car~ old and hJ\C')Ufkrcd
(mm a)lhmJ all my life and have nc\·cr
c1cr come ..._, clo c to d)1ng thJn 1 d1J
that Jay :111J it mc:int a gtcJI Jc.11 to
me: 10 ~nO\\ that M> man) people nre
\\'1llins to go out of their \\a)' to hl·lp
me \\>hen 1 necJ it.
1 am just \\rJ1111g 10 lc1 )\lU I.nu"
how imponanl the'e p<opk Jtc to me
and the cummwn1t} al Luge
JUUL MOORl:.
Nc\1 port Ueach
Hilpilg the working
poor I \\ ..1n1cJ to i.:om1ll1111cm the
<:ti\ of Co>ta ~le a :1'1 "ell .. , dc~elopc1 ... Mcm ll Uu1kr 111 ,11\l.I
Ure111 OgJen Jr. fo r turn111g the
Ir ,1, doJ~-: 11\lo hou ing for \\Orlang
s111glc.-.. ,\ lot of the p.!ople "c )~C .11
the Somcun~ Care!'> So\1p Kt1\.hen Jrc
not only th-: homck'l'I, but .1lw the
"orling po~1r and \\ ho'c s.tl.tric) ha\c
not 1.cpt up \\Jth the i.:tN of li\sng I
.1pplJuJ their u,.111\c approach for the
\\Orl...1ng ~)\IT.
~ H:Vl; 1 St?\~1AN
Senior Pa)tor
F1r...1 Un11c:J ~1c:1hoJ1>t Churi.:h
Costa Mc>.1
CGnsiler It done r hc:
picture of th'c boy on the front p:ige
(Aug. 11) •~ my ~on. lie ~on S mcdJls.
1 gold. ~il\cr :ind t\\O bronze. We'd
lo\-c for you to put ~mc thing in the
p:apcr about the layal compc1111on .
JAN CL.ARK. Co>ta Mei..1
Kl· l LY ~lMMo-..:s
I\ l"\\ f)\>rl lk .u; h
LEnER
Remernberilg a friend
H:iJ l not ~en \0 bu-.> on l·riJay
)OU \\\lUIJ hJ\C 3h0 ~Otten 3
"balh.,11c'' letter from me :ibout the
~tory anJ he:idhne on Al.in
Sch\\.ilbe\ trJ~11: murder (Aug 13).
facn after rcaJ111~ )our .ipol<>g> anJ
c\pl.1na11un (Aus 14 ). I still Ju not
undc r't.ind ho\1 1 uu coulJ define
:111y pc r~n·i. life 'un the bal'.i u( .t
\\\O·<lcca<le-old Cllll'1~t1on fur ,llt,,
\\h1ch although the\ ''ere 11oron1
anJ rcprehen 1bh:. he lung :igo p.1iJ
the prn .. c C\J tcd b) l:a\\ and for
\\o-hl'-'h he .11,0 co111111ucJ to p:i) the
price \\ h1d1 \\,1:. ampo-.i:J by wcscty
on top ol 1hc crunmal pcnah1c>.
Dc,p11e all o( that. he rebuilt hi
h(c llllO \OlllClhtn~ U\dUI anJ
\alu.ahlc
Uut )OU d1J 3()(llug11e am.I
gracdull) . .tnJ for 1h.11. l lhJnl wu
l hope lhal 1f )OU CO\Cr his )(:"ICC\,
)t>u \\o-tll allo~ him 10 he
rcmeml>crcJ .&i. h1, (r1-:11d-. \\111
rcmcmth!r him, ·" .i m.10 \\ho carcJ
l.1-:c:ply nbout other p~l)plc, \\ho J 1J
nl)t k t lw. m1 t.ilc Je,tro) hun, but
sn,tcJJ Jc,oted h1 hfe tu nu~ing a
"orlJ "here no one cl\e in the
future "oulJ m.ilc th"'c mist.i~c
Peggy nnd I "ill .ihhl) remember
Al.in houtang greeting ... ncr<>s> the
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DllA5TEl: D wn1 Finley
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Specialist will discu
.. bisutcr Pitparedne "
d\&nna 1 luncheon at the
Red Lion Inn. The 5eminar
• presented by the Southc,,;'
CO\&f'tles Chapter of
Community Associ111on
lm titutc 11 • charge of $3 .
CaU 380-7360 for more
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UV£ RAPTORS: B1ologi t
Peter Bloom will discu the
raptors th•t i~hab11 Oran1e
County -not Jura 1c Park
-during a S p.m gathering
I t tile Ncwpon Dunc
Oubhou , 1131 Dael. Bay .
Or. The event " open to the
public 1t no charge for
more mfonnallon, contact
~e Ncwpon Con crvancy
It S48-1<438.
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LEAGUE: The Orange
County Officers Wives
League will meet 31 noon at
the Costa Mesa Country
Club, 1701 Golf Course Dr.,
Co'ita Mc a The event will
include a fa hion how by
Broadway o ( South Coa l
Plaza For more
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ROXBliR\' OUTH: Center
500, a Performing Aru
Center upport group, will
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Centre Adm1 ion 1 free 10
Center SOO membc,... .snd S~
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members. For further
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REPl'BUC A SE~18L\:
The Co ta Mc a Republican
~mbl} will hnh.l 1t\
monrhl} socutl at 6.30 p.m.
01 the South horc 't'ach1
Club. 25::?., \\ Coast
H 1ghwa~ Gue'' "elcomc
IATUllDAY
DIVORCE WORKSHOP:
"A cw lkgmning.' a
divorce ~Ork.shop, will be
held from I to 3 30 p m .u
I ~port C~ntcr Dme,
Newport Sc ch For more
anformat1on C.1U Max.me
Cohen at 75Q-0579
It's All at the Petter Shack!
Htialthy deliata has disintegrated into Jlush
R i&h& here in 't~Oaily Palo& the other the A~ 1hi11 v.cckcnd, J Sol in the 'fhc pl n cert:unl) •'On't 0•"0rk if n one And only order• (1om • Republican
cf:iy, there was a 'Lory about "Ru~ jalopy and hudcd to the local h:ird~<are "-l:lnti '' to~ rk Or ndnw rcr Ou1h's o"n comm nJcr in chief count. C.olin Pov.'Cll
Rooms'' poppina up 11 over our l.torc, ~here J v.cnt to rcplxc • SJ.72 pJrll: c sc I r the rCC"C aon hn1cnng w:h thrc tcncd to quil chairman of 1he Join1
heavenly little •hcc or Money m:1g:1l1nc'1 plua. but walked out v.ith :a b s .. et full o( people belie\ ill• the recc 'iun "" ) lingcnn . Chidi. of 1:1(( <Wer a•Y" in the military •
18.511\ be)t place to live in the US. various ituff and :1 ch:ircc-c:ud account ft uci. borh "~) , or ha e\i~t') nc for• t to Oen. C rl E. Mundy Jr,. comm nt ut t e
The Vil1:1ge Farmer, Country Side Inn Sl99 Closer to the limit ~cp hope ali\e, don•t ltop 1hinlini ;,l>UUt :uinc • dmittcJ last v.cck ,to doing an
and Henry and Harry·, Ooat Hill Tavern -On the v.::iy to 1he Home Oub or Home tomorro" nd ull 1ha1? end run r0unJ the prewd~nt v.hen ii came
all, eerily, 1n ~ta Me~ Depot or Home S~ or wh:ue.vcr it\ B acl in the &ooJ old dJ)S, ~hen Dush .to h~s !>Ill c-hunc-vut:to-dry policy of
-h:ive rooms where Rush callcJ, I noticed this bumper ~t1clcr on the anJ that old :ictor guy, ere in oflicc:, b.urin~ mamcJ Marines , . _
Limb:iugh hstcnc~ can b:ick of a blue VW wagon: un)one other than PJt Uuchanan unJ Pat faen Republic:.ins :uen I immune lO
g:nher for the conserv:ui-.c "Hoppiness is Ointon's face on u 11\llk Rohcnso11 "hu cnhcizcJ the conim:rndcrs .Marines duin& end runs :irou{ld a president.
broadcnster's n:uion:illy c:mon." -· m c hic! were br.1ndc.!d unAmeriC'Jn. 1 he Ait)onc remember Ollie North? Ou1 the
syndicated radio -.how. Up rhe strcel, 1urnang into the drive\\:!)' mc~.ha \\ere commie), Tele' uiofl' sitcom '~hol.: no11un of defying the commander in
Once they've b~cn __ of a buildioi-Lhat.ho~my bank until i&-chofttt'lers~~ b) a t1cc 111nidcm-h+411 ffflJ..thtfltt~ning hHfttit twer--------'"!"
thoroughly proirammed by wa swallo\\.cd up in a merger, there \\JS un \\ho ,h:all remain Dan Qua}le • dt!IJgreemenh "1lh h1> orders smacb me o(
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their right-wing' ~"":am1, lhc Ollidized red Toyota sedan with 1h1' bumper Bill Clinton \HI'> ckdcd pres1Jen1 fa,t lx:1ng unAmcncan
follower> arc !rec to filter message: "-10\cmbcr b\ m re Amenc.rns 1h~1n an\unc Dvc,n't such reruliJt1on threaten the
bock into socic1y, l.icl.ing "Dush 111<as right: The plan "on I \\orl.'.' else in the r;cc ~1111 1ltc b.1>hiog com;nu >, milttal) 's clllin: chain of \:ommJnd·1 If ~t
all the Eco-nut and Femi· Ma)bc my four }Cars as an Orange cspcc1Jlly un)!ln c 1hc prcsnklll Ju,.:s. Joc,n't, a fHl\Jtc shobld.nc .• blc 10 tell his
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n:iz.is th:u get m their way. County re ident h~n't 1:iug!l1 tnl! :in) 1hing. .1n)lt}1ng rcla1cd iv 1hc miliLJJ). \\ b) ! scr,ca~t : "l J1,~grce "1th )uur 01dcr 10
D111ohc:ids indeed. Pcrh:ips it's bcousc -01:<. I'll adm11 ii -CJuse he's a non·mh:iling pot mvl.cr "ho 1.1kc that hill, sir. :ind unles "e c..1n come
Country SiJc otric1ul I voled !or the g\Jy. Out this propen 11y for JoJged 1hc Jr.1ft, bud.I). up ""•t h some cumprom1sc. 1r 1 \\111 be
arc e\Cn preparing a pooh-poohing th.c prcsidcm real!) surprisci. Uut 11 goc' hc)unJ thJt, Alter .111. during forccJ tu .1.cndcr Ill} res1gna11on from the
"Rush" menu. The doily i.pcci:il \\ill me. Hey, why mince \\Ords'? Ir real!) ..orta 1hc1r rc,J>1:Cl1,c \\Jf'>, Ronald RcJgan \\;a curp-.. sir
probably be generous portions -enough to licks me off. mal..111g mo\I\;' .111J Qua>lc ~in a Dul cnoui;h l'f 1h1> .. cnuui. 1unl. I'm
arisry a l)'p1c:il 300-pound New Yorl. radio Open debate 1s hcnhhy. h 's" hat rhis glorilu:d RO IC unifurm tu1lorcd b) hi... ·· gc111ng in m~ CJr "11~. the · (ltn1on )ucl.s
host -or rump roast M llh a side or ham country "as built on. Out there now seems daddy No. rhc rt' al reason 1s the un,polcn but hc Juc)n I inhale bumper )lid.er and
and com, was hed down wi1h the finest to be a mood where one !>idc is rooring for but hc;i\ily hinted ~c:l1cf th:u ~ou\e go1 to heading O\cr to my local Rush Room. I'll be
really white "hine in town. the other's failure -:ind should 1hc be Rcpublic.111 . ur at lc..1)t Sam ~unn, to be the unc Jc,l)urang l3Jmb1-on·J·slld.
Aftc:c readmg abour the Rush Room 1n country come out the lo)er, M> be ii. a patriot \l,Jft CuJ.u':. t•olumn runs Tu~sd:JJS.
Airport Commission to decide
on new pa~king rates at JWA.
By Russ Loar. Sal! V.r :er
Long·tam parl111g ra&es :it Juhn \\ J) nc A1rpor& will lose :i l11tk
Jh11uJe 1f counl) )upcn 1~r.. apprO\C .i nl!w parl..ing fee plan.
Uu1 the cu)t of pJ rling jusl long enough to p1cl. up Aunt K;i11c
JnJ her lu!J;.igc "'" doubk unJcr &he nl!w plan Rate \\Oukl
d1mb trum SI Jn hour 1n pJrl111g arcalt ncJre I the p.i)sengcr
terminal lo Sl p<r h;il( hour for &he first '"o hou~ The rJIC: falls
bJck '" SI an hour .1ftcr rhc lir..r l\\u hour'>
1 The short·tcrm hil..e is off!>e l h} J h1g Jrop in the Sl4·a·t!J~ rJh:
in 1hc p.1rl..ing gJCJSC> ~c.it the term1nJI lu S9 a dJ)
IW.t1.' in rhe long· term remote parl..mg lot on M.iin Street
bcW en MacArthur &ulc\Jrd and Red 1!111 A\cnu~ \\oulJ fall
lrom S7 '" So :i J.1)
T he plJn must be .:ippro,ed h~ the count~ Airport Comm1~s1on
on \\.:dnc)dJy Jnd by &he Uoard ol Su1~1'\1wr' on Aug. 31
Olf1-.1:ib prcd1C I the chJngc 111 pJrl.1ng kc') "ould co,1 rhe
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IEX ~farlMMC,.....~ scrip& Will (orm .....ct,,,.......,. dtcJ .. from ..... -ahc --of .... educ.aim, .. ooaceded 1ha1 ICJl(hanJ teen' ab&wl wa ii the
duty ol the parentJ the lCCAS.''
From 1 Production crews a1me 10 Newport Beach 10
"We re not t:iklng any M.>tt of ii cdi1ori:sl 1alk to ~nts after ••oriu appeared in the
"None ol111 here argue the fact th:.l
children need 10 be pro~rt)'. cduc:atcd. but we
(lhC ~renl•) C4.ln do 11; J:ud Uonnic O'Neil.
SO, uf Nc"p~ut Uc:ich ... We dun't n .. ·cd
Pa~nncd P.arcnthuoJ 10 be crus:>Jcrs :et 1hc
pier."
stand," ;iid Eamon Hucina1on, direclor and Daily Pilol oabou1 Nc:wpott Beach Ci1y
executi,·c prooucer oC the how. "Wh:al we Councilm n John Hc:daca• obj«tions 10 JC
hope \he program d~ ~ c~cntu:all) disoou~ c cdu tiun m:ucri:sb bcin~ributcd on lhc
people from &cuing in the i1u:s1ion." bcoch by Planned P3rcn& .
The &how is an ABC Aftcrschool Special "(ProduccB) h:ad hc:ard o( &he con1rovcl'\y
Cilllcd "Jocqui's 01Jcmma," which focu<.cs on a <1\·cr rondom distribution on the pier and knew
1 hey alw ull pa.,)ion:a1ely ua;rc:cd 1ha1 c,\
hould bC ~\'ed fur 111.11 ria,c.
fictional 16-)ear-olJ character, Jacqui, :\nd her that people had called in &he Daily Pilot lo
dcci)ion to hove pre-marital ~x. She is plagued CJtprcss their 'ic~" Mc:Tca.guc said.
"Pre-muri1ol s~ic colJ'iCS m lrc than prcgrHll\C)
and disca>e. ii oi1pplc )UU cmouonall~ and
how )'OU thin!. or Other pcopk," O'Neil \:lid. "ith conccrni. over birth ron\rol, fears o( Filming took pla~ :u the Newport Beach
scxuully tronsmiucd db.case ond, 11nolly, what re)iJcnce or consc~uh\le activist Jo El~n "Teens arc being robbe d ol their )UUth onJ
being robbed of 1heir lnncx~ncc:," ~1iJ Allen:
47, 11 he po._e for camcramc:n in a rounJ·
tJblc forum on her outdoor pJtio. ••Part of th'-'
~'¢itemcrft" of 1 he ~ ct is-':l.nttcip:mon .
to do when she becomes pregn:int. .Allen, who helped to aathcr many of the
Cre,~s will get opinions Trom tecn:igers.. p:iren1 \~ho participated in the on-<:amcra
parents, teachers, p.iston. and ochers di-.cus ion. The )C\ICO panelists were filmed in
.ruuionwi®Jlbw.U ~uc. ---ooe-on--0 inlc"~ and forum ~iom.
"lne scrip• ha~n·1 been "'riuen nor h:is • They rencctcd a r:inge of cuhurc~. professions
Jacqui been c:i t," ~:.aid Pally McTeague, a • :ind bad.grounds.
The program b i.chcdulcll to ,1ir January
27, 199.t.
DCC
From 1
Uut de)pite the higher cost
of higher cduc:ition, tudcnts
on campu) Monday ):lY the)
arc coping "1th help from
parents, )Cholar)hips and
s1udent aiJ programs.
For single mother YolJnd:i
Heard of Co)IJ Mc)a, i.h.iring a
grilled cheese i>!lnd'"ich a1
lu11ch1ime MonJay with her
6·) ear-old daughter Pori>cha
bct\\Cen cla))e), financial aid
and Ocxibilit) from Orange
Coa)t College o(ficial h:i'e
gi-..cn her a chance to restart
her life.
"The) m.11..c me L.:cl hl.c l
can rcall) be l>umebod),'' \he
)aid. "The)' don't JU)t ):l)' that
they care. the) )hO\\ that thC)
care."
on "elforc,'' Heard sotd. "Out
there arc some or us "ho ore
doing producti\·e thingi> \\ ith
it."
College offici:ils say truly
motivated students h:i\C a plaC\:
on campus, even if the) cannot
atrord tuition. "I ah\a)) tell
1hcm that this 1s not Orange
Cuast Bank. but \\C do ~ry to.
"ork \\ith ahem," sa~d
admissions dean Dro\\n. "If the
i.tudent is \\ illing to make it
work, we're willing to maJ.c: it
worl."
M onet Corcoran, a married
)tudcnt anJ mother "'orling
tO\\ ard a c.irccr as a
c.1rdio\'a!lcular technician. said
the tuition increase is only part
of the problcm. "The co:.t of
the bool) b \\Of!>e," i.he )Jid.
"One of m) bools wal> S95, and
11 \\:l) a pretty thin bool."
CorcorJn :.aid a fncnJ \\ho is
Jbo in the Jrdiova culJr
tcchnic1Jn program h )truggling
to male end' rnect. Occau)c:
:.he hal> a bJchclor'i> degree in
interior dc.,1gn. 11 co~h her S50
a unit. or S600 for a l:!·un11
i>t:mcstcr. 10 aucnd the
community college.
After o l>UCCC))ful car.:cr in
marl.cting \v11h AT&T and J
l>:.alary of nc~HI) $40.000 a year.
Ikard''~ forc.:d to lca'c ''or!..
bcc;,u .... c.. of .i lh-.abwt\ .and )()Un
found hcrl>cll out of a job and
out of monc). R..ithcr than gl\c
in to a hfe of ''clforc
dependent'). Heard Jec1ded 10
return to Or;mge Co.bl College
and \\Orio. to"ard a d.:grce in
busin~ m!lll:tgemcot. A> a
i.inglo mother with l\\O )Oung
children, 1hc college da) care
center h~ helped m:ike her
ambi1iom po))iblc.
But retired nur)e Virginia
Duce). i>tanding in a long ILnc
to regii>ter for an, algcbr:i cl~.
.... !>aid the higher fees have not
"No1 everyone ''ant 10 be
discouraged her.
'T m going to be 70 years old
in March and I can't think of
anything more exciting to Jo,''
i.he said.
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From 1
donations. So for, nbuut $100
has been rai ed.
"When we found out he got
injured I thought 'hey, no
problem,' the cnt's always
han~ing around, liO why no t
help him out,'' sa'iJ Kelly's
coffee shop owner Al
Domo:.lai.
Gill tron s:ud Waldo lilo.ed to
lay on boats with hii> paws
hanging down on the side. She
thin~ that his injury ' a
cau eJ by a boat banging
against u dock with Wnldo'!>
pa\\ causht in between.
Before thb injury, Waldo had
gollen himself into other foci.,
including gettina stuck unJer a
dock after the 11dc came in and
Jisappcaring for 1wo months.
"lie doesn't I.now hi)
boundaries,'' Gilbtron aid.
"Thi~ is prob:ibly his-eighth
life."
Admirers· ol the cut, m(M of_
MOORGlO-Solt Gloss ~OOSnlRlM'"PAINT
D1st1nct1111 sott·otoss 11n1st1 otttrs
outstanding gloss and eotor rtteMK>n '°' all types of extsrfof and w1Yf SidtOQ
whom Gilb1ron doesn'1 even
ii.no'"· vi~itctf him in the
ho)pitJI.
"Since he W>h w popular,
(the \.t:tcrinan:rn) Jidn't charge
ai. much.'' ):>id Gill.,tron.
Gill!.tron ioaid she's hear~
neighbo~ cummenting to c;ich
other about Waldo's rond11ion,
and she said at lca)t 50
neighbor ha'c come by to find
out how he i) Joins.
Since the surgery. Gillmon
said she h~ll> ~cpt Waldo 1nll>idc
because "he can't really defend
him elf." Although his '>titchcs
arc '>1•11 intact, Waldo •~ up and
running around. ch:l.i>ing
G ill\t ron '!> othc r cat, Bori .
''l le') :i Ol))tcry cat, I don't
I.no\\ hO\\ he docs :ill thc .. c
thing,," ~•id G1lbtron.
Uccau:.c or licr ncighhor')
'upport lor :i nd curio..ity :1bou1
Waldo\ con<l1t1on, G1lhtrun i>
planning :i reception ;it her
hou'c ~o neighbor.. can gel
togcthc:r and "'it Waldo. l h\!
"\Valdo bcnel1t" "111 be hcJJ
on f.r1dJ}. Au~ 1~ at 7 p.m.
Offers
expire
Auoust 18. 1993
NEWPORT BEACH -Rkh:ud Allen Lee, •t. the caniMI
'*'>rkc:r who was urre>tcd on u pacion ol mole tins thla 1sirtl at • ~untcd bc>UIC aur:actioA at t~ Or;,na• C.OUn&y;Fair ~
innoccau Munday in Hoarbur Court. Lee, JtKribed at a driClcc
.from Nevada, wa' :arm.1cd July 16 ofter three cirb •d 12, 13
:and I~ ran tcrc:unint uut ot the C:ic1u Ja"k H:auntcd Shack.
:lllccmc thu1 he h:ad grabbed them :anJ rubbed his ~ands over
them. fi\'C more girt aged 10 anJ I l h:i"c told pohce tMt ~c
fOJtdlcJ them. 1llose allegations urc bcina in\lei.tig;ued by the
Shcnfr dep:irtmcnt. Uc h:1 .,'!Iii.I he -.!ls lllet1!1y cscoruna the
girl-. through the haunted >h:adt amu .. 1:m1:nt anJ bumped into
lhcm. Lee i> being held in Otan~c: County Jail on SSO 000 b.;iil.
NEWPORT UL:ACH -Poli~ d\!tccthe> ~re scckin& the
public'• help in ~l\ing :a Jul) 31 hooting al lhe b:l>C ur 1he
Ne\\ port pier th;U re)Uh\:d in the den th or 11 Santll An:a m:in :snd
woundin$ of unothcr. Jor~c Rico, 23, died in the shootout and
Jorge CeJa, 23, suffered muhiplc Gunshot 'hounds. Gonis urccd
an)unc w11h inform:ation on the shooting to call detectives ;it
1-00-SSS-NDPD.
StHt no leads ~ stlbbinl death
SANTA ANA HEIGHTS -Authorities have not release~ any
new information regarding the st:sbbing dcalh of 6l ~yeJC·old
t(!)idcnt Alan Schwalbe, found dead in his 22nd Street home
Thu~doy, the Orange County Sheriff reported. Schwalbe, 61 , w:li
11 forme r te~cher al Coron3 del Mar High School. He was lalso
'"ell kno" n as a community nctivist, donating time to charitable
c:)uscs nnd marching for g.ay rishts.
-By Tony Dodm>
SERVING LUNCH
DAILY 11:30-3PM
DINNER NIGHTLY
5PM·10AM
IOClllY
~ AAM,tWy...,.
Bob Hope, right, joined his 'friend Dr. Howard House on the
lin&-.s of the Sanl.i Ana Co untry Club Monday for the 4th
Annual Bob Hope and Dr. How<1rd House golf tournament.
"My cup runcth over \\-ith pride," said Dr. House, thanking
Hope and th\! many other golfers and tournament organizers.
Committee president Gloria Osbrink, and co-chairs of the
event JoAn ne Stewart and Woody Smith were on hand to
congratulate the golfers \\-ith a cocktail reception and dinner
in th e clubhou e. "Delores taught me how to swing," said
Hope \\ith a \~ink and a brandy Alexander in his hand after
finishing the 18th hole~ "Shall \\e go in and get cleaned up
before dinner?" suggested one of Hope's golfing partners.
"This is .as de.an as I get," replied the living legend of
American comedy. With that, he took the hand of his very
chic \\ife Delores, ~earing a bumble bee yellow pants suit
and her ignature pearls. Singing i happy little tune, (it was
learned l;itcr the song \\aJ from an upcoming Christmas
record recently recorded), the pair st.rolled into the club-.
house for a moment or quiet before dinner. look in
Wedncsd.iy's Daily Pilot for full coverage of the tournament
e\ent benefiting the House Ear Institute.
811,574 stolen
from ·sale at
' El Torito Grill
f.uur d.t) after a "akr
boater c\ploJcd and ripped
npJrt the b.id. of the El
Touto Grall an Fo haon
hland early th1~ month.
someone took .id\Jnt.ige of
the re taurant'~ ungu:uded
ronduion and 'tole S 11.574
from a lod.cd .ifc.
ac'-'orJans to !'\c" port
lka~h police.
Polaec found no signs of
lorceJ cntl') to th e safe.
and rc~taurJnt ofllcaal~
bchc .. c the money wa
taken bct\\CCn ;.\ug. 1
"hen the C'tplo-.ion
<X(;urrcd and Aug . ..i.
The C\plo)ion, "hich
cau cJ Sb00.000 an
Jam;igc. l.alle J one
,c,t.1urant emplO)Ce and
inju red fa \'c other
-8)' Ru~s ~r
RUFFELL'S
UPIOLSTEIY llC. ................. 1m -... ces1a--wa.1 1sa
• the Sarvtce Club
M EmNGS le PROORAM re rvacion or for more inform:ition. C. irlda, trc urcr: and dircaon T .. nus WEEK; 0 O'Bril'D, Ttrl') llou1Mlot. Ilks Mo.ft,
TueMl•y, 7:15 a.m. -Newport BRJ EFLY}lt ~:i all males :u the Rtn110 Trotta, Dr. Ar1bu.r W•U.. 5eeft9
Beach Sunrise Rot<ary Oub, meeting nc the Spttt, Rosu W.GUbtn and pr. Cbatln B0>lboa Bay Club, prograru by Larry Acker Newport De:ich Sunri~ Rot ry Oub a. Cocbh:all.
on .. Home Aide." members awarded the Oub 5 3nnu 1 SQuth Co:ut Metro Rot ry Club will be
WtdoHd:.y, 6:15 p.na. -Newport hol3rship to si~ de Cf'.i ng gradua~cs of led by Co ta Mes;i rc)ident Kim Ka I,
B:ilbo:s Rotary Club, meeting at 1he
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Monte Vi.,ta Alternative High School. Oub \\ho has been elected pre ident, rcpt cine
Nc'.l.port Beach Country Pre ident Price bapiro, \\ith the aid of Ron ch nm h.1 v.ho rcm,in on the
Oub, program by the Rotary Di trkt 5320 GO\cmor MJke BO'Jrd :a~ club secret ry. ~~II is owner of
Adam Walsh Foundation .Darnold , pre ented awards totJlin.&. Sts.OOO Oa;imond iun-Companv. of Costa Mesa. to gra<Juating .M:niors Bridget u bmkuhl, •·· discu ing ''Missing Dorothy Sollulsk:a, J:> on Cram , and Scr.ing ~1th Ka,ell re· Carole Buckner,
Children." r-. C ______ pr ~iJ nt I "r Jbl Co~------=----d ~1-r --•f'Oll= •rt . 'uur• ny. " ~ o.m. -. C fi ( trca\urer. JnJ ducctors Dall' Bixler, South Coust,Mctro Rotary Recei\lmg crti acatc~ 0 Achievement \\arn·n DarkM t, 1ikt KonduUa. Dou&
Oub, meeting at The Awards and checks totali ng S l ,OOO "ere trude and Vir&ini::a Ca)str.a.
Center Oub, program by seniors Jody DiCl's:i~ and. Curto Millan
-Bruce Campbell anc.J Scholar)hap Commlltee Chairman Ron 0
Ul9lllll Coulombe und members Bob Fow ond Roy WELCOME TO TllE WORLD Of Ill -Constance Cooper of Woo lsey, workin& ''ith ~hool coun clor CR\1CE CLUBS: Nancy R.Doty, attorney
College Financu l Planners Li nda Ut L:.a Rosa. made the selection of "'•th the firm of Robmwn & \\'1 hbaum.
Service
Clubs
on "How to Pay for Your Kid"s College Education ." the "inners. Congratulattons to all! Inc .. joined the Ne" port Balboa Rotary
12:15 p.m. _ The O Club. Pam Buld~in O\\ner of Exprc ion
Exch:tnge Oub of NEW OFFICERS ASSU~tE ROTARY Flomt joined tlie South Coa~t Metro
Newport H:irbor, meeting at Charley CLUB DUTIES: Cornna del Mar resident Rotal) Club ~lark \\')l:md, Pru_9enual Real fat~tc Joined the E\ch;ingc Oub of Brown's, progtam by Orange County Andy Campbell has been elected president Ne~port H.H'X>r.
Supervisor Tom Ri ley with a State of the of the ~ewport B.slbo.1 Rotary Club for
County Update. the 1993-94 Rotary ye:ir, replacing 0
Spttial t\'t nts: out-going pre ident Ste,·e Phnir. Campbell · Stnict ('/ub Updatr is publi~btd MttlJ)
in tbt Dail) Pilot. ubmit infor mDtion b)
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grt imob ed i11 JOUr cummunit), titt a
srnict dub ;J try this uttl..!
Sl'pt. 14th 7:30 a.m. -Mesa Pride is president and CEO of Americair,
meeting at the Costa Me~ Country Club loc:itcd in Santo Ana. Serving with
will present the annual Neighborhood Campbell arc: Rk hnrd C. llolmeren,
Pride Contest winners. Call Arlene president elect; Harry Weisstnbtrger, vice
Schafer at 546-1429 for breakfast president; Sam Osndche, secretary; J omes
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a ways you can express love. one " the most caring nd lhOUQ u 1nvo t p anmno ~ fllmV~ ar~ls before the need arises. Thais exactly why Harbol Lawo haS created the ·Head ot
Househokr program , allowing the Head of Hotisehold ore (1) FREE SPACE~ you enroll m 01.J betore need
prOledion plan. The '"free Spare. is at NO COST M <BJGATION (SM l.-n ()tty) A $70 00 one time
encbMnenl cn 1ee is req.Jired trt ~law. This o11e1 1s valti!d a1 s1.29> oo plus sro oo ErOlwmeR care. lf's
m easy W'f lo ISSlte eootplete ~ arrangemere so ~" llin•f'f won1 have to make all U'e difticul
~after the tact.
Why burde n your family?
A wise s>efSOO prepares In aMIU. ftD ..i ~ oomes to the person who has made thoughtful
ptovisions for the fllUl9 OI &arnif'f _., kM9d OR!S.
Harbor Lawn-Mount Olive
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON. ~2-030, 1. JS7
There's just no place ·lik~· 'home'
...... For Estancia High product Jeff Gardner, TOny Owynn, thanu to the r«cnt Rllout by the P:idrct. Creden1i'1lcd stars such as Gary Sh:ffield, Fred McGriff, he's got thaL'bome-COUft advantaue:' ·dQwn pa __ To.DY fcr.narutch Benito S nti~, Bruce Huf')t, Greg Harris
and Randy Myers, aJonJ with their snJane • have been elimi-
uated, leaving a mount:un of opportunity for pla)cn. but not a
whole lot of hope for post-se:ison play for the Padres, or lhcir
beleaguered fon).
By Roger Carlson. Sports Edotof
A fter eight years of barnstonning the coun-
try from Tidewater to Las Vegas, it seems
only appropriate that San Diego Padres
second baseman Jeff Gardner, who graced the
field ~nd Ooors of Estancia High School in
1981-82, would finally begin to start feeling at home.
Af1er all, what better way to feel at home than to claim a
!>larter's berth in the National League? Or to be some 90
miles away from his p~p stomping grounds -an obvious
hort hop for a steady scream of friends from Costa Mesa?
Or, for instance, to always h:ivc your No. I fan in the st:inds.
e"ery home game, such as Pa·
dres' fai1hful Lola Gardner,
Jeff's grandmother, better
~nown as "Nana" in the Gard·
ncr fumilr? Or, for that mutter,
to be residing where your ,rar·
cn1~ grew up. in Son Diego.
And when th e season is over
G.1rdncr v.ill be bock in the
co,ta Mcsa-Ne'.\port Dcach
:irea ''here he in tend) to con·
.. t1nuc dabbli ng 1n a ba)cball
~:imp v.ith friend Scott Mager),
"ho coaches Coron:i del Mar
H1gh·s ba)eball team.
Ucin~ .. al home" for Gard·
nc r b 'crapping for everything
~ou can ge t, often as an under·
Jug, almosl al"ays 3 ) the ".270
h11 ter .. he 1s showing today.
Over 1he course of eight-plus
\CJr), he has slrokcd the bat at J 281 le,el, and in 3,620 ap-
pcrancc) at the place, has four
Jinger) (one. a) :i Padre).
"It wns disappointing seeing the reaction of the fans and
community," admits Gardner, who has been moved into the
leadoff slot in the lineup. "But you know, we've played just as •
well or better.''
The Padres arc currently 46-73, 331h games off the pace of
Western Division leader San Francisco, 14 games behind the
fourth-place Los Angeles Dodgers.
But Crom the tone of Gardner's voice and the general sce-
nario in the Padres' lockerroom, you'd never know they were
~~ ...
hopelessly ou1 of it.
"It's much more enjoyable
th'1n earlier in the season,"
said Gardner. "Our approach
is belier. We know in order to ·
win we really have to work
hard and get our elves ready.
"Now, we lose a game, 111
least we '-now \\e went out
and let it all hung out and it
just didn't ~ork out. We didn't
have that feeling before .
Maybe there's a lot more fight
and drive in us now."
Gardner believe!\ that "fight
and drive" will trnnslatc into a
winning streak of sorts before
the season conclude)), and for
the Padres, nny ~rt of >vio-
ning streak \\Ould be nt least a
little salvation for an otherwi c
sad MILWtion.
"We've been close 10 that
(run) for a month ·now," in-
sists Gordner, who \\Ould ap-
pear to be settling in for a run
of his own with the Padres.
Probably the mo)t common
..stalemenL Gardner hc:us re-
garding his own play i) "Hey,
you're having. a ·good year."
And Gardner fi\:ld) it the
same way each time. -a day
at a time.
Such has been the personna
ol Gardner, who made the
break into the Big Leagues re-
:illy official this spring when
th e Padres brought hiro up at
th e out set. Gardner had cxpe·
rience some of the bright lights
in 199 1, with 13 games '1nd 37
at-bats as a New York Met;
and 15 games and 19 at-b:its
with the Padres lase )'Car, but
re al1s1tically this i$ the season
he has been dreaming of since
those days as an Eagle in
OJsta Mesa, as well as a Pirate
at Orange Coast College.
Jeff Gardner's bat has moved him into Padres' leadoff slot.
"l really :im just going out
day by day and doing \\hat I
can," :iid Gardner. "lt's hard
for me to get too excited
about n yeor until it's over. be-
cause it can change o quic~.
When it's Oct. 4 I'll look bac~
A standout spring training session produced a starter's berth
on Opening Day and he's been a familiar figure in the Padres'
infield ever since. ·
He and the Padre) \\Cre in and out of Los Angeles over the
"eekend, on their way to St. Louis, starting t'.\O of three
games. ,.,.1th a )1ngle and double (his 19th) in eight at-bats and
le;n ing the Southland "11h a balling average the same as when
he entered .. 270.
and )CC what my season was like."
Chances arc when Jeff Gardner looks back an the fall, it'll
be very easy to visu:ilize a nightly p'1rade or 1 for 4, scrambling .-
for everything he and the Padres could get; s:ivoring some 62
"ictorics and tr) ing to put some 100 losses a.side: always a fa.
miliar face in the )lands at Jack Murphy. and often eApandcd
with longtime friend~ with big grins in the stand\.
.., ,. . On any team it's a respectable battin~ aver:ige. With the Pa-
dres 11 's basically No. 2 or 3 on the hu parade, right behind
Perhaps more th:in nnything, however, will be the presence·
of mind that a foundation has been laid in the quest for more
and belier in '94. The Dodger§' S(Oreboard tefls the story for Est~ndJ tligh product JcH Gardner.
Notes off a napkin, one man's iarbage, another's survival
....,. Every sports columnist
has one thing in common,
a pack rat's disposition.
L O)JI fa n) and reader!\ of th1\
corner. \\h1ch, J I l..t)t count,
had )lipped to three -3
d1)ta nt cou)1n 1n Ar~an\..t), th1) ol'
boy who sleeps on a local p:irk bench
and :i fcllJ who wraps foh at J nearby
market -have marveled o'er how a
column keeps going.
They have the illuMon that one just
tosses a few sheets of white into 3
machine, goes tap-tap-tap for an
abbreviated period and, .. oila/ -out
-Auto
come enough to fill a quarter of a
page.
Dreamers.
One learns early on in the news
game to create a ''panic" basket for
slow, dry days. But, to maintain a
sophisticated air outside the
new)room, one I) inclined to refer 10
it :is a ready reserve vehicle or bad.
burner news bank or a flotsam &
jets:im container.
At any rate, it bec:imc a valued
habit over the years. The basket was
oft-filled with clips from varied
p:ipers, large and small; service club
bulletins, scribbled notes from
co:iches and locker room ch:itter,
commenuuy on napkins via luncheons
nh assorted friends and
acquaintances.
The high risk factor? Being tabbed
a pack rat from newsroom collcoigues.
We could live with that.
The ba~ket used to conuun hil3nty
from weekly papers out of mall
towns. Since the p:iy in such ureas I)
slight, the talent is often lagging in
polish.
One recnJlcd is the headline that
read: COACH LOSES SUIT. MUST
WEAR NECKTIE.
Another wrote this: "The bridge
contest winners were Walt Harley, a
turkey, and Alice Jones, a porker."
And I third: "Don't (orgel the
booster club's Lenten Dinner. The
same fish U) I 1 1 )c:ir '"II be )Cr\ed."
Time ''J' "hen Mel Snulk\, .1
prized halfb.lcl. in I IJ49·50 fo r. l l:1rbnr
High, '"orl.cJ on 1hc \.11nc folung
boat '1) Dill lk rry, :i n:lll\ c of Corona
del M~r. \\hu now 11\C' 111 M umct.1.
Iloth had pr Jnl.!itcr 11 .. 11Jcnc1e) in
their )Out h.
Ourmg one uu111\~ at 'ca, lkrl)
tool note of ~m;illc\ \ hr.ind nC\\'
shue), then Chl))C ..: ahc.:.r Smalley
h:id gone tu hunt.. out -to nJil them
to the dc~i..
Without \a) 1ng .1 \h>rd the nc\t
morning. ~mallc\ CJ,11) d1)Ccrncd
what had tr,11hpircd, then quictl>
sJipped J\\J) tn pull Ucrr) 0!1 brand
new j.u:l.c t oil the han~cr. With
AUTOMOTIVE
SERVICE
!>Cl\'O~ 111 h:inJ, he )IHppcJ .almmt
half o( one arm off anJ not )\I mulh
lh the other arm
They nC\i:r fU'>)Cd 1.11° luut:ht ju't
calm I). 11'-c !ilJp)11d. 1..11111..:J\ J1J
tht"i r U\\ n thin~ L1urd .x 11.arJ,
\\OUIJ hJ\C IU\CJ II.
1 larbor I l1gh') (jcu1~L ) 1rdl.:~.
(.la" of '-16, \\J\ lllO)t aJL pt JI 11p·in)
during StJnfonJ anJ D~lh>it P1,to0\'
~c:ar, anJ hJJ :i gvod l'~C hum 10-15
foet from the bos~i.et. Uut "ht' can
recall hi'I l."t ))hlll in the du ing game
the ~car he hrol e the all·t11nc NUA
,ingle--.ca,on !>Corina; rc\.'urd'
It '""" one of h" traJcm.ul.cJ
l.\hOOl.\ from the middle of the ~ey
:ind he recci>cd a 1hu11Jcrou~
See CANTRELLJ7
From the
sidelines
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MariO DeMll'CD wro&e ia ... •tw'>a owa&Jo9 I.-....._. recal pell IO II)': .. Did )IOU bow
ol ~_..,fans as be walked otr OWWM1(lkc) Eileahower waa •
IM loot. lcfa-looced punter lor Armyr
18 Al-OF Harold Sbelnin's Wei&. the fUIOft I kacw that was
prime 4t)'S u •feared 215-pound hcau11 I Md to do 10me lkctc.bri
lullbed ror Harbor Hip. he WU ' • c8tlCd ... Stub., h.; some wn·,.... once or a tpOnl mapuae and
"1 "'., fCMiftd lhll OUL
.Few IOda)' mipa noc W>dcflllnd Not only that, but lite once
hoW that uuee. faced the famous Jim ThoJJ>O and So. WI liked ProCC$10r Emcri1us bis Ca.rliilc lncilans. The outcome?
EAHrlrd Stephen-of ~C\Jse Carlme. 27-7. And Thorpe
... ' Unkriaty. 1ottho was therunnfo1 IV'Cn&el! better lh:tn Hryarai per suar~ a~cad of S~Oin fo ·.-a, &o carry. He oould abo dropkick SO c~lain 11. .Y_!rds or more,_.--~-----=--Stephen• replied, ....,,tor ___ _,. Humor? Joe Muniz. Le~ Miller')
Ocnnans had a di\e bomber made fine blockin& back an '" 11 Harbor
by the Stub factory ~hich ~iscd High and 1 nath·c Co 11 Mesan.
lot oC havoc in the c rly )Cars or uid be still can't uodeMand v..hy
Genn:any'• mauling Europe. The wags started rderrina to 1he area
term Stub bomber was much in as "Goat Hill."
lhe headlines then, and the stories He bu&hcd, then said, "l\e
woukl rcCer to the terror people ~er Ken a goac in Costa Mcs:a
felt when the S1uku were comina. in all my life."
and the devastation in their w:ike. Jn Spanish, of cou~. "Goat
"I'm sure that's where Harold's Hill" is pronounced "~ta
111 ol Stul.a came Crom, probably Mesa.''
huna on ham by the opposing We recall one cl3.SSmatc as a
linemen." pl~be on 'th~ H3rbor Hi~ Beacon. Why w:as the lnte Ralph Recd, HtJ first story nn somclhmg like
Harbor High's :uhJetic direc1or lhis: "The Tar quanerback threw
through the '30s, '40s and 'S<h, so a beautiful pllSS to 1he end, "ho
fond o( mile runners? He used to made a bcau1ifuJ ~tch ... and it
be one himself during Oberlin led to a beautilul vic1ory."
C.Ollese d:a) • Seems he faded af1er his first
Hence, one can imagine his literary attempt, but later made it
utter dcha)\1 in lhe mid-'50s :u the big on the intern:uaonal m:ifkel
~li!omaa tr.ick :ind field meet (no1 v.ntang). So one might v.ell
v.hen Nev.port's ~n Todd Wh11e term that :i beautiful finish. And a
cracked the t.t:itc prep mik rcc-0rd beautiful lafcsl)le. H ey. don't
:.ii <4:20 O:u. Lnock it.
White, v.ho "'ns re:ued on And ii ><:cm~ filling 10 cl<he
D lboa l land, :monished mo~I with word from Yuga Berra: "l
competitor\. He had a slight build. rcoilly didn't say·e\etything l s:iid."
wore.horn-rammed gJll)Cs and h:iJ Doa C.nttTll is a former spor1s
J mode t da po)1t1on ttlitor for tbc CcHI.> .\tcs11 Globe
M~l riv:il~. no11ng his )IZC, Jlutdd, fotTrunncr to th~ D11i(y
couldn't C\Cn imagine tha1 he al~ Pilot, and• ~idC"at of
\C!'-ed o o grill) halfback for Al · AlbuqurrquC", '.M.
Bishop used as a special pawn
for Opera Pacific eon tourney
CORONA DEL ~tAR -
Nc-wpon Be:ich's Joey Bishop
1okes his hot , then ge~ the
fi02I hot a1 Oper::t Pn ific's
first golf toumamen1, sched-
uled for Monday, Aug. 30.
The lungllme comedian and
a\.ld golfer "all compete mt he
tourn:iment, then prO\ adc the
comrncnlary for the C\tning•s
informal .a\\ard) ceremony.
Opera Pacific's Busanc.~
P:mncrsh1p is ponsoring the
event to ra1...c fun~ for the
Opera for facf)one program.
~hich bring the prolc )ion:at
Chenure Compan) ttoupe of
1ngtr!• 10 arcJ schools to \\-Ork
'llr ath dc\clopmentall) chal·
lcnged )tudenh
Pelic:in Hill Golr Club's
Occ:in Course I) the scuan, for
the e\ent. \\llh the fif)t tee-off
at 11:30 am. The l -hole event
includes the u11c of 1hc club')
dmang range. computerized
golf c:irt , a"' ar~. pnzc), lunch
and a Western, ~le b:arbecue
on the patio of 'file new club-
house.
Joey Bishop
Two hole-1n·one prizes "''II
~ offered on d1ffcren1 p:ir-3
holes -r a OMW 31 is and a
cruise ft> the Dah.Jmas from
Sterling Molor . Ltd of Ne" -
port Beach
Reserva1ion) arc at $300 per
pla)er. For further informal ion.
c:all Mary Naman, As.socialc
Director o( Dtvclopmcnl for
Opera Pacific, a1 546-73 n .
. "-'°'
Estancia High product Jeff. Gardner lhro1\S to iir)t to complete a double pla\I as the Oodg~rs· jo)e Offerman )lide!. into )econd b.b~.
Lawlck wlni
opening race
BALBOA -Craig Le'1>1ck, rep-
resenting lhe Mission Ba) Yacht
Oub, wa5 the winner of the first
race Monda) at lhc Lido 14 Na-
uonal Otampion hip Regatta
• Lcwtck lS the two-time dcfcnd-
mg champion of the rcgatu. The
e\fcnl, bcang held at the Balboa
' acht O ub, will continue through
Thul}da) -.it)l racing tarung at 11
a.m. each day. Six more races will
follow.
ln second place was Mark Oau-
d10 of Bahia Connthian YC. while
B31boa YCs Phil Freeman and
TlDl Mutvaney placed third and
fourth, respectively. A totaJ of 28
competitors arc laking part in this 1·
~eek' competition.
lllP lfA HllR
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PHRF-A - 1 Mischief {RQ'dotV'Hri/l. 8CYC, l.S ~ 2. T~so (Ron Kim).
eve. 10 75 3 Ru-Ml-hz (R.i!P'I ~s:us. 4. Cebu IScoa hyg) BSSA. 19 75 5 ~ ~ . S8YC, 23, 6. . (Pe!e .Jotr.s:Dre),
BYC. 29. 1 Cursor (P«1 Firwel). NHYC. 34, (Mart menr.-.s). OPVC. 39
PHRF·B -1 Hearwivt (T'm HIMl!z), SWVC.. 10.5 poi:::s· 2 (be) Wap1 (B;Mle ROfip
~. Of'VC, 16.25, Live ~ (.lonalHobnsen) WVC. 16 25. ' SIQdoo (PU & Lw1
Sbarp). 8CYC, 19 5 Sfven Seu I (l<atf Scfioclp). MMVC. 26. 6 1nt1nse (~ ~ berV}. NSYC, 30 5. 1 MK s (E & S McCUI). A8Yt. 31 5 a lngger ( w.s.s). 8SSA. 33 75. 9 .Jlty Too (1(empVWoods). ecvt. 41
PHRF-C - 1 Medii::me MM! (Glln He11ir9) 8SSt\ 14.15 pom, 2 Sorce1w (Dims
Rosene). SSYC, 17 75, 3 B~ Moon (CUA.Moon). PCYC 17 5. 4 ~ (Robert
HertzblrQ). 21.75, 5 Uct.ety SpiC (Joe Oeoa•'aell). BCYC 2' 6. ~ (Dick Hlyl)ln) ecvc. 28. 1 9IOSt (Al:Dn Berg) wvc. 35. a SnaJ (Ed l.wnls). SWYC. 39 9 Redline <Bob M&rals). NJVC. 10. 41 . 1Q. Otilaw (.limes~). SVC 51 11 K~ ~ Navarro). LSP. 54. 12. Bmo (Robert Pl.are). ave 59 13 Wlndlmae
~ (BYC). 63 ,, Olsls (Ray Goowwll OPVC 66
PHRf-0 -1 OectUsa {tD:orl IUI}. C8YC 16 75 l)OrtS. 2 AmorOU$ (C~ Hol-
land). 17 75. 3 ShCezUedee (Sitwf;~). HHYC. 19 ' ~tr1der (RIS'tOld Syncl ). ecvc. 24 s. 5 Ooo (Led Se.ll'f), BSSA. 26 6 Jmt)elle ('l(tvm Wolle), BCYC. 26 75 7
Slngshal (&1 & Sue Murray). Cf8Yt. 28. 8 r.lschief (8tUCf Sd'wactllr (OPYC\ 38 9 Frteman1te C>octDr (Sll o·eu.m1 lSf .w ~E -1 11 Go (Don Prnionl. 6 25 poru. 2 COOi Bmzt (Joe ~) CPYC.
15 75, 3. X·Rlted (Am ~. Cf8YC 16. 4 ~a IOl/IO (X.M\ Lr). BYC 20 75.
S Pussyat (Jonn Suby). wr.. 22, 6. Bad lnnuence (Rot> E ..i (BCYC) 32 S~ eye. tK.old'RICNfdson) 33, 8 ElJn (Doug & 5'l1dy M IS). 8CYC 35
fltW.f -1 Hu Kil (RacNtU Keler (C8YC) 5 pointS. 2 Sctloc( l~ !.:i.'1l &
Bob 8*y). Mff'C 13 25; 3 ~ (81\Jtt Loa) ~ 1' 5 ' 8~ Murw
(Dalt). CBYC. 20. 5 S'lOQ9Y VII (Rictwd Rot>etts). CRA. 27, 6 Mmr PlllC ~ Piel·
ard). SlBYC 29 7 Jormy ~(John Kdy) DPVC 3', 8 CIMW TrtVOt: (Wts
Selly). SSYC. -«>
RnlDm Leo Verue -I MOlgl (Ed C11*W). BYC 1 5 p()ll1tS 2 ~ IJX'
Biiie), 8'tt 3 Pdlc Hql ~ & Ro Ocilm). VYC, 7,' Two 0oo Golie 1AAgelc> Pry-..
kdf). SSYC. 9. 5 ea&befr.e (CllUCl & Susan Plc~l. SVC. 8. 6 8olCl lJdV {Bemt Par-
lridgl). LSf. 12. 7 ~ (SZoctoNr.'S:dt~). 8YC. 15
T.-n troof'y -1 ~ POd YC ~AP4 Cool Btttzt A"'CICl;>Oelrll
Urban, Dodgers
claim national
championship
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COSTA MESA 2624 BOJE.LS
2169 a MOTELS 2718 COMM£RCIAL
LOSl & EMPLOYMENT FOUND 2925 5530
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~best watue &
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P "" ~_...Pun EMPLOYMENT • • ~$TAI.. Ji0aS ••
FOUND 5 6-mo-o•O 5530 sart sh .,"' • ~
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Nt>t a.a::~ ~ Local M fo "-<SS llgt'I( Auto llact*nt Sou:1\ PURRS Al.OT! ~ ~-onc::t &4 -0'97~ kwldng • ,,.. seat Ellper ~•d C~t.a rn.ac""-Days W.O--..... ...... T1
Ft I 7am·l 30P"" llrd Store PT PERSONALS St.a~s S&'Hr w I»-
come a f'99U&&t PT Rehat> .. ~ ... Ol'I lo
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d• QUAJ.tytng peood bl!'dl F..a .. , ..
SCHOOLS & ~ CaQeS etc Flin P .. as.anc ""•Oil 0 IQS
INSTRUCTION 3012 I 0 """°" "' ~USC ~
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Classified section to find
services from electricians ·
ond plumbers to
landscapers & pointers.
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EMPLODIENT lllPtOYlllllT
5530 5530
EVERYBODY TUTORS. H .S. Pro-
Calculua/Trlg, Cllku-
QUAU Fl ES ::: ~"':
HWtng 9P'" tor f.. 113/tV, 4M-'1011
expansion .. hent. 23lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii pod ...,.. In omc.. • ..........
wh• a cu• wvtce. ~ I
No exp nee. Car req. C I., 9lt wll $350-$500f#K 2~ Mr. l..alrw. 14' lrl,.. '"""'
Restaurant• If,.. wwld lib:
i---+--+---+-+---t Gina's a.lboe v f1uRlle ~
Seeks PfT smlllng vP1all a-&a
people-orlenmd, Hf-
vice minded cuatomer vPUd v8Clldaa days
Service Repe. Dave. V,.J for>"* .m.t
N ight 6 Weekend• V'_.,__ leedcr avallablal Contact _,
Craig or Mary. No O..U ... l'D pat J09
phone c:.ns ps.ue. ID_,.. wt~._....
Stock Brolcer ud .-wbo are now
National lnveatment cJolaa dae prolarffiivl
banking firm •-k• marbdqwoddaat
exp'd regi.t.ed rep-we will -*-_ ...... ~Excellent .... , __
Produc:t. gru1 pay out I caD it .-a m.eo •
In • non-pn>prletary ............ JOll'Slf.
environment. Take U'9 a.. It EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT ' EMPLOYMEHT r.,..t step to dcamaU· but aot •J ~
5530 5530 5530 catty ~ .... your 1n-Scad raumc er c:aU
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil come. Contact Lou Olp 0-It Alley at 155·5888 (7l~ __. _17 EJ1p Sal•sperson tor Part T1m9 Acct.a pay-new gift storelclothlr)g able dart!, afternoons,
In FuNon ls&and As1c Some acctg. exp. 10
tor Kim. 760-0711 kay & keyboatd aklb.
Prof Nsmkg office nr
S ecretary tor busy airport. 755-6!>45 Nwpt Ben otc. Handle,•--------
many task.a. Campi.Mr Buy It. Sell It. Find It.
exp a ptusl 873-4453 Cl-alftod.
Reeeotion Sain Member NASO, SAPC ~, ~ ~
Part-,.lmo In r• T~•Scltool lti811J 21 9 '
knowned photography HB area. Private ..._.,_.....
studio. Claaay, -• achoo!. ECE unlta groomed, good com-req'd ts:ae-1441
munlcator, dedicated, . u
eager to leam. Call tor Buy It. Sell ll. And It.
appt. 675-3130 Qeaal~
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enla,.e._ etc..' IMO ~ MetCN1aer t.'0,lii••liilliiliim••
obo. 812..:MZ11 PP ~ oower. VHF, .._.., •7e MUSTANG ,,_. .... gllNanlzed b'lllNr. •
114.500. •71· 1 '24 NC. looQ/n.rie QOOd. AM/FM CM&. 111751 AAat •• UNll'Uff obo. 71411191-3112
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...-.. IM comM with "' buy. Have a11p on JEEP 9110 canytftQ cue, lftter Udo. 115-1895
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........ c8I ~19 SAJt IOATS 7014 t07K rm, loaded,. Jdnt EllPl.0110!.1fT aftllt ~ Condi 1'5,900 obO.
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PURRS ALOTI 14• --· M M8Z 1.-.._,. "'-naa.. Pllot. 11:...... ~1 obo 942.scM7 Cal 848-0972 S.... movtnQ. ""* n........ T -rvr -r -·r ... t T,.._ & CO¥er uuou, I~ an .... mom11'0 tude delv-T....-,. 4"9C wooden Slt\cUV ~ Mic ml _., to Coeta M--. PMlo tum Mt ..,. brc*• N<.C Pupe=: lnct. (114) ~toe '9900 M.24332
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11.50 .,_, how~= 111-pMia ...._ ceet. PWIOS a Mine cond, "" ek.. '::!'~V:,:.';:'!._ ~ pet ..-, Call I ght color. all OIGAJIS &059 many ellltaL Np Hftw. oan sn.. • 642'"4333 no IU:t w or w/o moortng. ~ ce:; ;::
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f1atbed Owner 0per. 7t1 .. fe1 EM~•••-. -ConclitJOn pteH, beat malnt.1--------
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datea muet poea9U .,_. 1 a f. It 20K. (70Z) 45&-2002 liiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiliililli&
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,,.,.._ 1.eoo.145-4473 GOODS soe5 DOCKS 7022 ::0~ watf04:,_::; Anttque~ ......... illll .... us Po.tal a Gov Jobs glau doora (pa1,1•
$23 pet hout + ben-IHO•a). Butcher QUPMIT• SMAl'T ~°' "9nlJ Slde-Tlia. Eat DUCJtS 1220 era. now hiring! btoca ....,.. 11so. LO °°" c:tube .._.. e.y,, UttSe 9aeoa ••1liiiiiliiiiiiia••• 800-~ ~4 hnl blac:ll gtanlt• tab.. ~ FWO, .. new. tlnd. IM .,, I IE,,.. ...
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