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Home My WebLink About1993-10-29 - Orange Coast Pilot' 'AMESA • FIRESTORM AFTERMATH no our 1.Jif111 patdYy fog in the momirg sunshine and moderlli"B tempeffiltUf'ft in the ftemoon, Santa Am winds ~"8 in the evening hours. 75s along the higher inland. ~ W~Mlter, 2 Winner of 33 journalism awards in 1993 , Newport escapes lire, helps Victims By LoriAm Basheda '5lalf v.rnei Nl:.WPO RT BEACH -Ha .. 1ng nar· ro"' I\ c~apcd Wcdn\!'<.la' ' f1re,torm. lncal CH\ offlClah d1 .. maotlt-d then fir.t- e,cr full-\Cak cmer~cnl-.. command po<tt I hur,Ja,. hrcllth111~ J cullcct~e '•IZh 1f r . lid \\ t h d been 'PJrcd h~ the ,i...in \)f our teeth,'' 'a11J fm: rn,c,t11!ato: Jim Upton .. That wind ~h1ft "'a' u cod· -.end E'en v.h1lc: on the 'crgi: llf h<:u..1min~ a \ICllm 1t elf. howc,er ~cwpun Be<tch \C'fambled Wednewa' to adopt dis- placed Laguna Bealh rc,1dent' k~c'!d to flee thctr fire-ravaged c1~ By Wednesday ·afternoon. Corona de! Mar High \chool had h<:cn tr:in>t rmcd into iin cmergenC) eva~u .. 11on center And on Thursday, Nev.port-\1 c'a !>ehool offimds offered Laguna thc u..e 1 of d1<tlnc1 da\.\rOOm\ anJ tran.,pona- llon Both ~ewpon Beach and Costa Mesa 'Cnl score of firefidlter.., and po- lice officers into Laguna's mJcmo to li- t ,nth sccunty and C'YltCUaUon B\ C\-emng. hov.~cr. thoo.e ncf'ou~ mannin1t Newport'~ command post turned 10 more ur~ent mlllle~. \l 1th name1 licking 111 Ncwpon·, ~lr der and frantic re,1dcnt' '~amping telephone hne,, poh"e v.cre kneed ll" Two CT£ phone offkgis 1uney the Rre damage off Newport Co;ast Drive. at d~ Thursday near 1 telephone junction box. See FIRE 4 HOW YOHILP Editor'1 llOlt: "~ .... m:tlfftl dontU of pboM c.111 ~ va ruldnu ff'Ollfkrial mt tkr ao do lo .ulst rldlm .r tk iApn• &adl Drt. Htrt'I • partl•I Ust.: RHCrou 601 N. Goldeo Circle Dr. San~ Ana (835-5381) Needed: Monetary donation 0 RH Cross 366 San ~tiauel No. 200 . N Beach . N= water, blankets. clocMna, toiletries 0 ---Prlku mu Colr Cab (clubhouse) 651 Pelican Hill Road Needed: Oothc$ or canned &oods 0 Jtwilal C..-..Jty Cr•t• 250 Baker SL Costa Mesa Needed: Food, doching. tO)'I. supplies ·o Aolaal Fin Vkt1m FWMI 427 E. l 7tb St.. No. 235 Costa Mesa Needed: Donatioas lowatd fund co bdp injwed. bomdesa peu. 0 Sal..U...,.., 201 B. Cnwaa Anabcim -rna.-5462) 818 E. lbird ~ Santa Ana -(~2-9S76) Needed: Food ~~NII uptain Marc McGuire of the ~te Fe Springs Fire ~ment atch· es a nap Tilund.iy morning along Newport Coast Drive. TRIALS , BY RRE Emergency situation kindled curious. heroic reactions SCHOOLS DAZED: One hundred and eight Newport-Mesa Unified School District teachers ailed out sick Thursday, the most absentees to date this year. Dcpusy Supor· intendenl Carol Bera cst"1tated ncady <40 or the caU·ins were reiidents ol l..qua\a. One confutned \'iclim is Tammy htbam, principal at California • Elementary. Offtee Manqer lklh Erl satd Parham ironically ten work Wednesday morning with a 102 desree fever, a.rrivina at tvxne in time to arab some mementos before the fire lorced her back ooto the meet. By evening. Parham called her school to say that all that wu lefl or her home V.'&S the piasc. The las& Etl heard from Parham. she wu bitina into Lquna Thuttd~y to See REACTIONS/I Locals survive night of terror By Russ Lov. s~n wr.ttr CORONA DEL MAR -Just a few feet away from the extr.w:ig:int home) in the Nev.port Co:ist dc,clopmcnt, the black, scorched e3lth still smolder\ and smol..es It came that close. You c:tn s111l feel the heat raduuing from the acres of land nO\\ "°"crcd with a thick bl.:ad,·gr:i)' soot JU>I south of Nev.port Co:is1 Drnc The air C. hca\.)' with the smell of charro31 .and the und('Cl\)f>Cd land tools hke somethm& from Dante's Inferno. &cry-.t.u. arc clu.mps ol burned cac1u , charred rod.s anJ boulders, and hauntina stid. silhouettes of bu he and tree All along the south 1dc of Newport Coa,1 Dm·c thc:rc 1' :i JeaJcn1n~ !lilence E..(ccpt llir the o.:ca'1"mal chirp ol ..i 'Ira\ birJ O~mg h\. 1hcrc I\ nothing kh ali'c tu 1ni:1L.c 3 ,,1unJ. I here :ire no le3\CS left to ru tic 1n the brcczc ll\ 10 p.Dl \\ cJne .. Jj~ r h,c v.ent from d'-lOr Ill d01. r along J J\."3\tlc Dmc m Coron:a Jct ~lar tcllin~ rc\ldcnh to \c:i'c th u home . Al ng the: 1Jc ~trt Ch "h re home I \. out '-l\ er Uu'-'-Gull) Ill\\ arc.J La uns Ika,h. homcu"'ncr' v.cre ncf'\ou 1 .. v.at,h1n thc ouH .. >f-~mtrnl fire from thcu ~:1~k )3rd, v.hcn 1he poli.:c ;armcJ ")'ou coulJ ~C the f Cl '1Hng Q\er the ridge.' \.l d { orun:& Jd \br r~ 1dcnt Liz R1"h •• Hh, pointing tov.:ard Nev.port Cu.l t Orne • 1 h namc!I See TERROR/I FIUTPIUON He sans, swims and hikes to save home IJ •n 1d nant 1 , I 'm a wntcr and a seaman but -.ords CIC&pe me, especially on deadline. So here '1 a lot book. aJJ tames approumate WED. ESDAY -u .. -.n I'm meeung 'ft'ilh a dieat at the Daily Pdoc The 1<Mn· · department crctary Gma Lamar drops the bom U. "La&una's on fire." Three of U1 an sale anc:y Hcl:mbold, Laura Bodct and m -alJ lf\c in l...quna. We monfl r t~ • SJtUllion by p C &Del ACWM'OQal tele" ~ n .. .... Ill IE I Tars spike CdM C. the Newport Clnaer.nncy OV8PCW 1111clty'ttaDlll111111 Atoc:.i'ld T QIYltl1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 3 UNOllllle , Halloween sparks new interest in eerie literature 0 n the eve before Halloween in 1938. radio listeners tuned t0 Onan Welles' now famous dramatiution of H.O. Welles' War of the Worlds and learned that Martians had landed near Grover's Mill, NJ, killing 1..500 and spreading poison ps across the late. Despite Welles' explanation of the Check It Out program's fictitious premise at the beginning of the broadcast, alarmed listeners panicked, prayed, wept and scurried to arm themselves with weapons and gas masks -anything to protect against the alien menace. While the Newport Beach Public Library's science fiction collection may not cause the s:ame kind of uproar, the excitement of exploring the world of speculative fiction lies waiting to be discovered in print, audiovisual and sound cassette formats. From the older classics of Jules Verne, Edgar Rice Burroughs and H.O. Wells, to the latest "cyberpunk" of William Gibson and the new Ben Bova best seller, the collection has offerings for all interested in worlds beyond ours. Among the most popul:ir arc books, movies and sound tracks born out of enthusiasm for George Lucas' Star \Vars, found listed under Title Keyword: Star Wars. In addition to fiction from a range of authors, find How to Draw Star Wars Heroes in juvenile non-fiction, plus videos and sound recordings from the original SlJlr \Vars film as well as it sequels. Star Trek fans can explore the final frontier with the next generation, while disCO\'Cring earlier aspects of Spock's work in fiction and non-fiction. Also available arc M>und and video recordings, including StlJf Trek JI, The Wrath of Khan and Star Trek, The Motion Picture. Other epic adventures or "space operas" include over a dozen titles from Elcnium Trilogy author David Eddinis and Terry Brooks' Shannara series. The prolific Arthur C. Clarke, author of 2001 and 2010 and a frequent co-author in recent years, has a new solo work-out. Set in 2010, The Hommer of God is a thrilling talc involving a comet on a collision course wi1h Earth. For a narrative interpreted both dramatically and in print, check out Piers An1hony's Total Recall, then view the sc reen adaptation on video. IC your interest lies in reading abou1 science fiction, the library offers both criticism and bibliographics. Marilyn Fletcher's Readcn Guide to Twentieth Century Scienct: Fiction is a panicularly insightful reference, offering biographical skc1ches, plot summaries of major works and brief analyses o( factitious themes and styles. For writers cager 10 weave their own our-of-this-world accounts, J.N. Williamson oCfers guidance in How to Write Talcs of Horror, Fantasy and Science Fiction. The short story h:is always been a mainst:iy of spccuJative fiction. For a choice overview, enjoy the ofCcrings in Nebula Awards 27: SFWA 's Choices for the Dest Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Yeors. Especially recommended ts Terry Bison's three-page talc, "They're Made out o( Meat." Science fiction books in print and on cassette have SciFi labels on them and arc shelved together to aid in access. As you make your selections, prcp!lrc for your encounter with other worlds with a per pcctive somehow lost to Welles' ,. audience 25 years •So· 1-aDoluJ• KhoJu h th~ Nwpott Dach . Llbnrl•& Loe SHiii A small busine owner and City Council "pcinf' -sort of a thorn in the side of city officials because she -.atchcs every move ahcy make and am questions when thU1g~ seem foby. ~he Jives with her hu band, Toni. 1n Spyglass Hill. Dolores grew up in Bo ton (the no-nonsense ac:ccnt is still tborc) and came to California in 1981, where she lived in Mission Viejo before moving lo Newport five years aao. ALWAYS THIRI Otting owns a trash hauling b~iness in SMta Ana called S Star Rubbish, which explains the l:iree star earrings she often wears to compliment her colorful a:irmcnts. She "Said she and her husband are concerned with how cities award contracts. "We're concerned about our bu lncss and alJ small businesses." She has been attending council meetings in Newport for about a year and raises cain every time the council or city staff decides to skip the competitive bidding process. "Because in the end we all p:iy," she said. AN IAOLI EYI "I watch for w.ef c.J watch for corruption and I . \\atch for things that don't go out to competilivc bid. That's my biggest thing. And pay increase> for management people." ''IF I WIRI ON THI COUNCIL ••• ' "MaJ..e sure everything \\cnt out lo compc1itivc bid, that people would look at small bu inc~cs more and th:lt the overage citizen would be listened to in the city, and not just larac businesses <:1nd special interest group ." SOMI KIND W~RDS . ··1 th!nk they're tryina to do ·• 1uod ~· I than'-: they re ' f) concerned about the: lOmmunaty, :s~d the~ do. listen," Quin& :uJ of the l"OUllC!I, ' l do~ t think th:u any of them really hJ\e 1hi:1r O\\n h!Jdcn agcndJ up there I rcJlly fi:d th:it they in«rcly care," City >tnfkr> cringe \\hc:n Doluro .heads fur the podium. and she knO"> ii. But Jc)pllC the r l her comments aren't al\\J)S popular, seldom <loci 1 meeting go by when •he doc>n 't get up lo pc:.~ "Sometimes ) ou get real 11rcJ, OK. bu~. I don t. feel th:u way a' much an Newport Dc:tch, she sa1J. ''\Vh:it ii mc:an> I) 1ha1 one pc™>n c:tn m:ikc a difference. Jf e\Ct)onc rc:ahzc th:ll they .~:sn make :a difference:, a lot more pcopk "ould try. -Stoo b.r D:H Id llritz, phOIO by M•~ Mortin If )'OU kno" ~mcot1C' "h" "oulJ male on . intucsting Pilot PcNJn, c:Jll our Readers HOllme .Jt 6.JJ-60S6 Remember tv /cJ\C )cJur n:rme and phone • number. Thunh! GIVIHi I 11111' - Volunteer Michelle Dalton o(Newpoti ~.-ch P.' throu~~ at the lted Cross Ev~tion Center in CC>tOM••~ t.tigh School She took two t'lderly f e~ fir~ victims into htt home Wednesday night after they shOwed up at tMC'eM• in only t~it paj.vnu. f(w stones on lhc aftemwidt ol the tngk firn, see.,.., l' and S. TIHCK·OR·TRIATINO TlltS CoUege transfers topic of upcmnilg lecture Shakespeare Month hits Orange Coast College stage The Orange County Sheriffs Ikpartment suggests the following S:Jfety tips for Halloween trick-or-treaters: ~ Wear a costume easily seen at night and carry a flashlight after dark. ~ Plan your trick-or-treat on a well-lighted street and have a parent or older brother and sister with you. ~ Cross only at corners and take off the mask before crossing any streets. ~ Have your parent check your tric!k-or-treat items before you cat them and throw away any candy or food not wroppcd properly. COSTA MESA -A reprcscn1011vc frum the UC Sanaa Cruz Admbsions Office "ill be Ill Orange Co:i~t College's TntMfer Center on WcdneMiay, NI>\ 10, to talk to i-tudenb intcres&~d .in tr:in fcrrina. The ccn1cr t> located m the Coun~ling :ind Adn11~1ons Annex. and i open Monday through Thur~day from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and frid:l)3., 8 a.m. to l p.m. The Santa Cruz rcprcscnt:lli\c \\Ill meet with ~tudents from 9 :am. to 3 p.m. For appointment information, call OCCs Transfer Center ~l 432-5894. Children to perform Allee In Wonderland COSTA MESA -The ~fa soula Children's Theatre ~ill per- form ''AJicc in Wonderland" at Orange Coa>t College in the Robert B. Moore Theatre on Fri- day, Oct. 29. Arca children will perform in the production o~ \\-ell i.s a ist with the equiprnc11t and mount the Cl. Tickets arc on sale in OCC') Community Services Tic~ct Of- fice, Monday through Thuoo:iy from 9 o.m. to 6 p.m .. Friday from 9 a m. to S p m. and Satur- d:iy from 8 a.m. to noon. Advance ~al) uc S7-S8, and ticket at the door :ire $10·S ll. TK:J..et may J.>c purch.as.cd with V~ or ~b tcrcurJ at 432-SSSO. COST A Ml:SA -Or.inge Coost Collcac \\ 111 cclcbr ate ah nm1h Jnnual "Sh..1kcspcarc: Mon1h " 'lt 1th 1hc pre>c:nlJlton of "T~ming ul the hrey,," 1n the Robert B. Moore TheJlrc on NO\ l~·l.i JnJ l\o\ 17-21. The ~ho\\ bcgani. :it 8 pm. on hacb)3. ~nd Sa1urJay , an,J 3 p.m on Sund:t)S Ui&h school matmec:) ..1rc ~hcdwcJ for Wednc d;iy, Nov. 17, :tt 10 a.m., and Thur!lday, Nov. 18, :it 12:30 p.m. AdV'.ance &11.kcb for Fmb) and Satunb) arc $7, Sundl) :ire Sb, anJ h1&h q:hool matinees arc SS. T1d.c:b .ire wld :at t.hc OCC T.id.c1 Office. op"n Mom.luy throuah Thursday from CJ a m. 10 b p.m , f'rid:iy from 9 :> m. to S pm, and Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. Tickeh al the Joor will cu t S and S9. T1cJ..et ma) be purch.i,cd by phone, u~ina V1~ and Ma-.tcm1rd r or more informi1ion. call 432-5880. I 1 ~ . .., ......... ··n. ni.. Or-. c:...ty ... 2S2·f141 ........... "' ..... pllft ..... ""'c... Mm....., ..... ... 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CX:,,'rM>·fT: ND ,_.. ....... •• .... .. ....... ,...., ..... , .. .... QR .... • -..... ..., ,.,_. ... ,,,.,,...,......,, How to readt us Clfic laM1 u (T1te T-. Or-. Couty) ceoo> 252·9141 N111W .. OllWlillll Ot SJ .. ..._.,........,a,q Colt& Mesa: 71/SI Cotona •t t.i.r:76/S9. '111 ....... lllt...-.u .... ,...u ~,,...., "'' .... '·' , ...... ... ltl!Ji , ..... . .... , .... .. llart.or ~-.nt: N~ llrtl, • nh Sl.<XX> •crc ~ol n from a= in• dcalcr&bip lot in th~ 2SOO bkxk aomc111ne bc!uro I• m. Thurlday. I•~ A~«D4M': Buralars C\lt the lock r!Om an apattmtnt comptca •hcd '!'th• 1900 bl . k .ind tooL; S200 1n pt"'=nina cqui~nt aomd1mc before Fncby morn1na, Baker trttt: In the 1100 b •L;, nc rol.c: into l.atJY•• Ouildlna Mac rials nJ uol som .. money, Balboa Bay A l 8:30 a.m. Wednesday mornins, 100 -omen aathered in the dinins room of the Oalbo4 Bay Oub for a brcakfost conrerence on American Women's Economic Development. Ncwpon Mesa sode&y turned .... cm ou& for the meetina to honor $OtnC or she ln<>'t influential ladies on the Orance Coast who have managed to blend business. social, Ind personal lives in what cuest of honor Caroline Ahmanson Society !~~~an" Editor Ca hion. Amons them. B~erly by, chairwoman of in1crnational bay clubs. Rny wu one of the people forced to rllCc south to ~c her home in the hills. She was one of the lucky ones. Ultimately, her home was pared. despite the presence of O:uncs encroachina within 50 yards of her residence. . Aho present, recently married 'Mary Blake, longtime Newport rcsidcnl (her parenlS built the third hou~e 1n Baf~horcs), and )<>Caal d)namo Patricia Groth ~ TODAY MAUNftDMOUK llic BurLc family will be ba~1n1 1 h:aun11.J hous.: frid:ay. Sa,curd;ry and Sund .. ) txt"'ccn 7 and 10 pm. The loc.111on 1~ Nc-.pon Dunes. 1131 B:tclt Da) Or • Nev. port Beach. Admiuion is free IOHlln UN"'" The !fo:,·s Hero..'"$ AJ.uruti v.111 present chc 7th Annual •a11U working with.powerhouse Mary Lou HOpkins Hornsby to brin& out Newpon-Mcsa 10Ciety for A. W.E.D. L~tty Herndon, O range County 'director or trainin& for the organizolion deli~-cred a powerful address, as did Olroline Ahmnnson, executive director for California. The James Irvine Found:ition presented 1 check to Orunge County A.W.E.O. in the amount of S 175,000.00. Luz Vep. director ol granls for the found1tion gave the cnl31'gcd ccrcmonfal check to Wilder who responded by uying. "We're not the cure (or cancer, but when women do v;eU in business they help themselves, &heir families. and lhcir community. We arc the ultimate success story in trickle-up economy!" Over 800 \\Omen will be assisted by A W.E.D. programs in Orange County this year. The destruction AllOUND TOWN ac the Senior Center of Cosl2 Mes.a. The prc.sc:ntation ""ill bcsin :u 7:.30 p.m. Plcuc call Jenc:t Ocydc:n at ~389 for mote inform:uaon. WIDNUDAY, NOV. i IU•ICIAL ITSTIM California Superior Court Judie Frederick llorn will host 1n cxp~tory look at ou.r Judicial &)'Stem. Plc:asc all Soa24226. TUMM M ... llT eHUP The Pituitary Tumor Svpport Group or Oa:-nic County mceu the fint Wcdnacby of each month at tl\C Hoag Cancer Center. N~--pott 8cacb; iA C.Onfc:tcACC Room A from 7 p.m. to UYAIUNe IUOI lllOW P.iddlc PO\l.cr of Ne11>-port Beach will be holdlOI 1 free slide lhow on B:a1:a at 7 p.m. Plc:asc call 67.S· 1215 for more mform:uion. THUUDAY, NOV. 4 INAIM TUMOa IWNllT OROUP A Brain Tumor Support Group meets the first Mad third Thursda) of each month 11 tbc: H OIJ Cancer Center, Ncwpon'Bcach. m the Cancer Cc:ncer AudJtonum from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m Family :and fricnds •'Clcioc:nc. usuaooau.u ~OBERf-EST' u 1 benefit for the 11001 I I01p11al Chemical Ocpc:ndency Cc:ncer Alwnni Fund at the Coac:a Mcu Ne11hborhood Community Center at 7 p.m. "Col1cla1lstt •1U be sc~ bcn.-cen 6 and 7 p.m. There IS a SlO tax·ckJoctlble cJUnaHon. Plcuc all 7»S6.S6 for more 1nrormauon. ~:30 p:m. Fli:ruly a:iMflriCnds wekomC. Frie.ads of the Nc.-port Beach Public Library •ill be bavina a used book s.3lc beti.ecn Nov. 4 and NO'I. r I t the SATUaDAY, OCT. ~O ,... n .u ..,. .. &ZAnot1 Ho:as t lospita.I hom •ts annual drl'e•lhroup Ou immuniJation dinlC from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Jhot.s arc 11\~11~tih: :it no ch~rcc to people 60 )Un :anJ O\Ct. For mo<e iof0tm:a1lon. c:iH the hospital at 76C).SSS7 or the Or:mti;.: County I kallh Ocpa.rtmcnt at &l4·bOYS 900ITIU CAlt WA.JM C~ua Mcu I t11h School Socttr Team Boc»t'n "''" holJ 1 cu wash from 9 1.m. to J p.m 1n the front parkina loc of the school eo• rASlllON IMOW Nev.port .Ouncs ~rt is sponsorina llS fir I "Top Doi fashion 1how It 11 a.m Prc·rc11maoon fee is S.S and SlO on the d.ly of the C\"c:nL For more: inform:uion or to mab rc:s.cr\ahons.. call 729-0UNE. MONDAY, NOV. 1 IUOI PuaunAnOll Of CAltYIM .. The Orancc Coasi Mmcnl A LapMUry Soaet} ••ll feature Arlene a tlarry 8 1llh.:uncr 110.1th 1lidc.t oa "Canmp-·M1niatu~ tO Monwncn11I" , • ~ ' t , ~ , t • ~ • ' • 1 ( 800) 9q s l . .'· .' • J ·' Youi-t-ln11itnJ To Su Our -CUSTOM INVITATION PRINTING CENl'ER Choose From Our H"K' &ltttilm of PllJWr. E.nw!LJpn. T1J¥ Sty/a And Print O>!LJn. Whether You NcuJ lnv1WJOns For 'The HoHdays ... WcdJa.np .. ~M'cn : .. Anniversaries ... Bt.rth Al'nounammu ... Birthdays ... 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'*· 9-30 a.m. to S pm. on Nov.S 3nd Nov. 6, :tnd 12 to 4 p.m on Suod.iy, Nuv 7. ~ SUNDAY, NOV. 7 ONl·MAN PLAY Actor·Pby-.right Robert Mncklm bnnp his one·m:in pl:ay. "All Thinp To All Mentt to Saint Mich:ael ind All Anac:ls Ep1scop:al Olurch. 3233 Pacific View Drive. Corona dcl M3r, ot 6 p.m Adtn1U10n 1s free but c:ontubutions arc cncoura&cd. For further 1nfornution, call (714) 64~. Sntd )OIU' ittfm to Around r ... rd/tor, TM Dlll}y Piiot. JJO U'. Bu St.._ Costa M~s•, ,.l6ll. ..:r~ ... ,.., ---.....---... ....... ....-.. ,.... ...... , .............. ,.. ____ ,..... __ ------·-~--·· ..,,,,....._ ... ,..,_ .......... ............ ., ------------........... ______ ..., ____ ,_ ---- ., ....... -"1011111 COST A MESA -Applicatioas uc bc0 time tudcnu who want IO cnn>U t Oraace Jprina .temnur. Quan beJin Jan. IS. Cb schedu!CI wW be maikd in early N~cmbcr to alJ CoaM c.omm"'nity CoUcse Di ·,rict residents. Re&isfr1tioa bqins in mict. NO\l'Cmber. Appl.a~ion~ are 1va1lablc at the collcsc'• 1dmiuions and records otracc Mon~ tbrousJl Thuncby from S a.m. to 7 p.m .. and Friday Crom I a.m. to 3 pm. For more information, calf 432-Sm. Mystery ..... 111111 ta It ... .., CORONA OEL MAR -Local m) tery v.rircr Raymond Obstfeld will dis.cuss 1bc Hard-Doilcd Mystery: Too M~h Violence" dur· mg a Nov. 4 tea at the Corona dcl Mar branch library. Obstfeld. who also write under the pscudon)'ms Oon Pendleton and Laramie Ounaw"ly, will focus on the difference bct\tieen t~ h11rd·botled myslery and other m)stery 1enrc) durins his 3 p.m. discussion. The tall is open to the pubhc at n6 chuge The library is to. cated at 420 M.1n1Pld Ave. occ ..... Brown llflll honors COSTA MESA -Oruae Coast CoUcgc's admanistrauve dean of Admissions and Records. Susan Bro-.n. has been bonoTed by the National As.sociatioo or Girls and Women an Spon . 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PlAZA l?da at lnine Aft., NN.,.....-port-wt ee.tl • Smd A Gift By Phone 642-4302 • % to .. 4 ..,_,OD ... a 1111 -From 1 pul ncishbothoods oa &be cut end ol lhe city on alert for poaiblo evacuation. As the niaht proa,ressed, fire en· ,mes sped to Ne .. pon Coast Drive where they act up a battle front, determined not to let the advanc· ln& conOaaration CfOQ into their city. With little more lhan a mile be· -A From 1 lt will be a major victory ror the Newport Conservancy if it can convince 60 percent ol thc voters to OK a $68 million bond issue in 1993. If at least 60 percent approve the idea, the council will consider forming a special asseument dis- trict to purchase, mni.ntain ond preserve 138 acres of open space known u the Upper and Lo~cr Castaways and Ncwponer North. If the measure fails, The Irvine Co. will proceed with plans to build 363 homes there. The council would enact the as- sessment under lhc 1972 Land· scaping and Lighting Act. Accord· ing to the act, the city isn't re· quired to hold an advisory elcctjon to form the assessment district. That angers the Newport Tax- payers Alliance. "This tax is an end run around Proposition 13, which requires a two-thirds vote of the people," its members have printed in campaign materials and repeated in countless debates. If the measure puses, a protest hearing will be held. IC the owners of 50 percent of the property in the city say they don't want to p:iy the assessment, the proposal dies. Even if less than 50 percent op- pose the project, the city still could decide not to proceed. The organized opposition hopes 1t doesn't come to that. "It's sort of economic idiocy to be doing this at this time," said Planning Commissioner .Harry Merrill, treasurer for tltr'Allianee. "h 's just fiscally irresponsible to try to hit on people when they're having trouble mak..ing payments." The Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce has joined the Alli· ance in opposing the measure, say- ing business people just don't need any more-ta'Xc$-; Conservancy members maintain the annual assessment is relatively low -$120 for a single-family homeowner, $102 per ur.it for apanmcnt owners and $120 per 2,000 squ:ire feet for commerci:il properties, including churches, hospitals nnd schools. "These times have made the price as affordable as it is," rcsi- • dent Ann Giffoat said. "The price is $10 per month. l think most of us can afford that." tweca lllan ud a wall ol aa.es. t"'1 du& treac::kl in bcJpel of ~ iM lire bJ llsali., kl fuel But it was a lhifl in the -'nd that ls crwdited with blowiN the blu. away from NewpQrt ln the l hh hour, poaa"bly uvina the city. T&k.iQ& advutaac ot tbo favor· able conditions. fitef.ahters ac.aneJ scuifta.contfOOed bacx fires &hon· ly before midni&ht to eliminate any fuel in the event the wind re· turned. By dawn the threat Just a few miles down the coast, in Laguna Beach, voters over- whelmingly approved 1 bond issue in 1990 to buy Lacuna Canyon from The Irvine Co. Known as Measure H, the pro- posal to buy L.oiuna Canyon sur- passed the two-thirds needed for approval, getting support from al·· most 80 percent of the electorate. Mike Phillips, director of The Lnguna 0.nyon Conservancy, said he's surprised the debate has been so fiery in Newport. "We hnd some oppo ition here on Measure H, mostly from the old gu:ird," he said. "I guess in uguna Beach, preserving open sp:icc is 11 priority, You're truly struck by the finality or develop· ment. When it's gone, it's gone." In Laguna, property owners were assessed based on the value of their homes. Phillips said the average assessment was about $125 per year. The $20 million bond issue is spread over 20 years. .. ln Newport, it's three times that amount, but we have three tirncs as m:iny people," said Jean Watt, a city councilwoman and founder of The Newport Conser· vancy. The Laguna Canyon Conser· vancy will end up paying $78 mil· lion for almost 1,592 acres -if they can raise lhc money. So far, the Conservancy has pur· ch:iscd 1,362 acres at a cost of $40 million, leaving 230 acres to be bought for $38 million. "This is where The ll'\ine Co. 1s pretty bright," PhiUips said. "On the remaining acres, they have en· titlcments to build 1,839 units." He said he doesn't know if they'll be able to mnkc the finol balloon payment, which is due ne.¥t year. Tao mmy nnown.T · Opponents of Measure A say · fcnr of lhe unknown is rc:ison enough to vote "no." The Allinnce maintains, for ex· ample, that n fu'\urc council could increase the assessment annually. "That's an outlandish idea," Watt said. "ll is true that some of us arc bumbling idiots, but when you go out to the public for a vote like this. you 're not going to go and change something. They're throwing things at the w.:tll to sec if they'll stick." c.pltal F uac11111 REFINANCE TODAY Guaranteed To lmftr Your Group .. 1:::::: .. ........ .. n-.... ( Monthly Payment At ABSOLUTELY NO COST! Con Today For a Free Consultation (100) 201 -FUND 5t>31 Birch Ave., Suite E, Newport Beoch ' WU pe. ~ .. ~ lloc*i ud .... ··~ bad • .. ...... ~ lalo .. ir Clf .. O:..~.,c:, ~·,.~~ ... , ... ·:u~ .. =.o:, .. c:: but tired. Wo didn't sleep at all hWL Wt n•bl. l.t wu the ncNOUIAClll "'1"hl can _,. ...a, IO fA" ol not koowana. abe laid. -n. 11_.hi'bood de· .. We listened to lhe fare tNcb ddecl IMl if IM 119 •111d ~ come up the road all .niabt." IM pod Coat IAIO 11 ... dry bMb ia recounted ... And we couaa MC the Duct Gully, we ..... ~ .. names from our p<M:Cb." .. 1be didn't b~ Aad all Dahn, her hu~band and \bci.r Dahn had IO deal With on Titur1· three children crammed phoco-day wu a house full ol IOOI. She said a future council would, at lhc very least, be required to conducl another protest hearin1 before upping the tax. The justice -or lack thereof - or citywide special asse mentJ has been araued before. When a different council want· cd to create a special assessment district in 19n to purchase open space, then~Oty Attorney Dennis O'Neil warned against it. A similar district bad been ere· atcd in San Diego, and O'NeiJ told the council he hnd discussed the idea with three firms that han- dle public agency bonds. "AH concerned ~uestion the le· gality of the San Diego pl:in on a citywide basis and were reluctant to recommend it for the City of Newport Beach," be told the Daily Pilot in a story prin1ed in April 1977. . . Watt said O'Neil was a "very conscrva1ivc" city attorney. San Diego's plan never faced any legal challenges, she said. , Watt said the assessment pre· sentcd to voicrs on Tuesday would be lowered or its payback time ~hortcned if the interest rate falls below 7 percent. The district will not be established unless a fixed interest rate, 7 percent or lower. is secured. She s:iid lcgisJntioh currently in the ""orks could bring the Conser- vancy state and federal grnnts, possibly trimmina the life of the assessment district. Phillips said he believes people take open sp:ice for granted. He suggested Newport's voters should \lisit the 'Properties at least once before heading for the ballot box. "'I'd invite people to go out to the sites and imagine what they ""ill look like when they're dcvel· oped, and whether they're impor· tanl to save." amrw From 1 17M IMMln Ricbard Holmes oC Holmca Adwniai!'4 is °" the pbonc. Ho•d just tncd IO rca~h Laguna throup Crown Valley Pulcway and. even thouah he bu CBS credentials (why, l don't know), they turned him back. Now he's on a car phone to tell u to meet him at blS boat Double Dou· blc in Bayshores. 1800 hours We leave Bayshorcs ot South Marina in Double Double and head OUl of the hatbor. The view to the south is like a scene from "Apocalypse Now." There's a mile·long fire line moving north· nonbwcst up coost, toward New· port Coast from El Morro and Crystal Cove. As wt come up to Scotchmar}.'.s Cove, it's aflame. 1900 hours Main Beach comes into view. We can sec fires bum· ing up P:irk Avenue toward La· guna High School, up Mystic Lane . and Skyline Drive. From this point, South Laguna looks un~ threatcntd, and in North Laguna -from Emerald Bay to Broadway -spotty fires dot the bills. 1915 bow-s We anchor the b03t 150 yards off M:iin De:ich near Hotel Laguna. We put an Avon raft overboard. Richard, Laurn, Nancy and I ace into raft, leaving Bill Buescher on board to look after the boat. Except he doesn't know how to run 1 bo:it. He's just left out there. About 10 y3rds off shore we're picked up by a swell. The Avon capsizes. Everyone abo:ird surfaces in the cold water darkened by smoke :ind niahtCall. · 1930 hours We swim and surf the Avon ashore, dragging it up to the rugh·tidc line. Two by two, we go to our ho~s. I live on Virainia ~ the threat WU ~ c9. -.l•HM IO .. IM =•CJ operaalon ce•lcr Tlijandi)' wida I .....,.. crew ao aid Upaa ud maiataiD rOICI bb*a al o.a ~.Saa Joequin Md Ntwpolt a.a. .. II Wll dll Riie liM wt SCI up tM ........, c:uw °" • di)'-.... ._. rar a ~ dtluter, ud k weaa really q.WC wen. .. lJ Paul Hubey said. Localed ln the police dcpal1· n Park Ome. We dodge contact with an)'OftC because we'ie ptcllY sure firemen wiJI turn us bxt. We paa w.qucstioned. 1"5 ....,_ We arrive at my house. The entire slope bchiod my boU5C ls In names. The roof ls burnlna as well, back around the chimney. Three neiahbon -Ali, Henry and Travis -arc fi&hting the fire on lhe slope with aardcn hoses. but water pressure is dimini hing. A it dwindles to just D trickle, ~e u~ all the liquids in the house - milk, orange juice, tomato juice, beer -to dou~e the O:imcs We also use sho\-cls and machetes The wind turns on·shorc. The smoke is dense. The fire is up the canyon a bit. 2030 hours The fire restans on the roof and kitchen windows \Ve put it out with potted pl:ints and wh:it few drips or water ""c can find. The wind continues on·i.hore 3\ another fri end's house up lhc can· )'On burns to its foundation. 2145 hours We borrow o neigh· bor's car. We dii"l b:ick roads to Laguna to sec hew Nancy') hou\e is. Laguna 1~ "1dc open No one is in to"n. We dnve unimpeded on San Jo:tquin. ........ ,... ...... llo- ............... Wlilt IClcVi· --~ !.-;_!llllP ...... ft• ~ ... Ud • Ir MrW•l In 8dditioe to flniQPtcn and police, a11 MHafN JteYin Mur· phy, Ma)'Ot Oanacc ~rncr, vir· tually ewry City Couoci1 member and a awnbct ol city department helck spent aome timo at the po1t Wcdnetdl)' nJaht. "'It wa-1 mantr or tali111 the offense," Heaiiey said. 2100 bcMtn We arrive •l Nancy•, howc. Ever)thina is OK. 1bc neijhborhood ii virtuaUy un~ scathed. We make wre Nancy's ats arc fed and leave. 2.eoo bCMtn We return to m1 house. The hHlside ii sdU smolder· lna. We d«ide to settle dOwn in the hou~ tor the nlaJu. THURSDAY -0600 boun We w•ke up. There is 5lill an orange &low in the hilts. We dis- cover odd thin~. like my bed h:uJ been on fire. A lot or nci&hbon who had either evacuated or rouldn't get blck into town start up~rina at their homes. UlO bours 1 check the bamc:idc~ aaain. The police arc still there I can't return to my house if I er~) the b:arricude. But l'm out or ciga· rcues. A tow truck driver is 101ng by. I ul i( he has any smolc He: nsks how much I'd p;iy for some. I pull out a SlO bill and tdl him 11 \ all I ha"e .. Thol'll do.'' he Sil) 3~ he snatches the bill. I le thr0\1-S mt 1 p~ck of ~hrl· boros. It's not my brand. but l hJ\ c n.i room for complamts. Mkh•~l 11tttbn' l-1 lbr D:lfl> Pilot d/Jp/11.1 •drrrtl lq man111u. ~ c;aa~ F~Y. OCTOBER 29 I :00 • 7:00 PM BY LORRAINE WARDY ~-'--~·· .... -"' ........ SALES mlfSEHTATM 'MU. HA'Vl MOOWQSl fOI IMMEDl.t.Tt ~ AS MU AS THE LATtST mus fOI Plt£\1E\V ~ SP£CW. OIDE»IG (sa:t$ t· 16 AV/Ill.Nil) RUFFELL'S · UPllOLST£1Y llC. ........... c... .... Im~ llll... CISfl IDA-Ml-llM Research is the Key _.._ ---- UNKEN mREASURES ©F muE PANISH <JiALLEON ~TOCHA AMIAICAN CANaR SOCJfTY c.1111 ..... 1·IOO·ACS·2MS ~n the ~~r 1622 at tht twWlt Of Spain'' power. her richest ahip, T1N Nuatro Senora • Alocha, weot down durin& a rierce C.nbbean hurricane. >ft.er ctnturiea or March.in£ ~ Atocha wu finally dlscovertd o« the no~ Keys. ~ 80 Iona or Ii.Mr and 200 bars or &old, 3,000 truralda, 100,000 plecM of ......... nilkent period jewelry a.n4 Spanlah Colonial artifacll haft Nm NeiMral ,,.,. the ruina of lhia ~ry lblP- wredc. u documtnted by Nalion.\l ~ ~&In.. this Wttk. Charles Barr Jewelm la proud lo pre~t a S4 million collection ol thia • udlinC treuu~. ~rtMnlin& a way ol lifc Iott ror ctnturia. Jleue Join "' r01 thi• ODC•·in•·liftUmt Hp«· riaQ M Marine An:hMo&ojlt ,..... J. 8'DcWt -.I ...... ol thit AtecM aec..efJ Dive , .. ..,.., in pmon adu- .. lit a... llr; Jew•ra wlth the Treaaurta or th. Aeocha. ., ...... ,. 1011••· 17 *" ...... ..,. Od•••. Hr. SlrtdMr .. ,,.. ~ .. ,..,., .. ., W1+1 .. •Ill, .. ............. "8! a.='•n_.,_ ... ................... -·Is herded ·to safety By Mame Mcleod, Wt1er COSTA MESA -h was the biggest ptherina of farm animals in the city 'ince the 1wnmer fair. facl)thina from horsn to ducks con"er,cd on the Orange County Fair~rounds Wcdnc~ay ni&ht with v.omcd owners and concerned ' animal lovcn toeina the lo d. The people were scelUOJ refuge Cor animals in areas like Irvine and Coto de Caza. threatened by the blaze. So officials at the fairgrounds equestrian c~nter irac1ou ly opened their stable doors. .. We h:id a plan from noon on, just in ca~ horles need evacuating." s:ud Larry Oimple, manager or the fairgrounds' equestrian center. "It was wild from 8:30 p.m. to 1 :30 a.m. I wns here until ::? am." G1mple :uJ he '..aw sharply Jrc~ed men and 1o1o omen in ~-wney ~ .. k'fl. Just bow ~ rln;opon·M ~cs lo6t :tbclr bomcs not laUicd Thursday, but uperln· tcadcnt Mac Bcmd POlltcl a d' • uict-widc memo &lklna ror the namti ol aoyoac aff ccttd -a well Y.bat their a e •'Crc. An· other memo was 1htn sent out mina Which employcei could make don:ations to meet their fel· low co-~orlcrs need). Bernd h3S aha offered Losun Beach the use of Newpon-Me ell rooms and trans('C>ttation StnCC SC\eraJ oft~ city's hool had been burned. 0 ,..._~DHr'*' P•t Kendziora checb on the horses from t~ 4-H (arm in Irvine that were evacuated W~nescby night and put up in the temporuy stables at the Or~nge County fairgrounds. A HA.KY EWPORT COUN- CU.: Sc\cr:il council members s.aiJ they grieved Cor their nei&bbon m the south, but not until they real· ized their ciry v.;ould be \Cd. "l think it v.as JUSt devastating. I fee l business attire hauling trailen i.nto lhc center well into the ni&ht and early Thursday mornina. Some even used their persoruil can to pull troilen with horses pr carry cages of ducks. Equestrian center workers volunteered their time along with people from the local arc3 to brina the anjmals to safely or i1ve the~ a w:ilk around the g1ounds to soo1he lhcir aru::ious nerves. "We even called three 'or four of our borders in to haul," he s.aid. Gimplc said they housed 85 horses Wednesday from Coto de C.un and UCl's horse club, He expected another five v.'Ould be brouaht Crom Coto lbursd3)'. There were also an additional .io sheep. pts and due.ks brought Wcdnescby from the UCl's 4-H club. The charge was SIO a stable to cover costs. "We cnn hold another 20-30 more," Gimple uid. "We're not trying to make money off of th1), ju~t co1;er our costs. Whea hor~"" arc in fire, they set totally panicked." Rita Whiteley and Paul Giangola v.ho brought their hori.c) from the ucr ho~ club said thq were thankful for the refuge. horrible about it," Jean Watt sail.!, "Most everybody will probably wondering "hat happened to the bring their horses bad; today," thou ands of v. ild animal th:u aid Giangola of lnine. "I'm dwell in L:iguna Canyon. enjoying the facility, so I think I'll Phil Sansone said tt') amazing stay longer." Corona del Mu didn't burn . .He Whiteley didn't want to take an~ said that )ears ago the cat) nskcd chances by bringing her horse~ residents of Buck Gully to cleM back early. out the ravine, but they refused "J'm going to keep my hon.e) "They came to City Hall en ma ~e here at let1.St until tomorrow ~ince -~ ... talkifig :ibout the birdi. and the there'$ a chance that the w1ndi. bees nnd the gnatcatche~ and e'. could change," said the lf'me erything else th3 t wai. an there ·· resident. "And it's JU"t '° !>mOk} S.msonc JOined mayor Clarence O\.er there." Turner. counc1l1o1oomon E"el)'n If )OU arc looking for )Ou'n: Han :ind councilman John Hedge!. horse or 1o1oant to help 01o1o ner~ haul :it the Pohce Department wh1k of- anim.l ls bac k home O\er 1hc fo:1al~ prepared for lhe \\or i .. v.eckcnd. caH 70! • 1652 "That 1o1o :is an awesome thing. 10 Han .-id. ....... frW'U I .. A ........ lrilMt ...... ..... h*'1e done .. a ·~aw..SPWT: 'The fires aleubtd a valey ol crc.ati\'C nd scncrous offcO. (r local cnlrq>ttneurJ,. Hoeck h ofkrcd f rce rooms to thole di pl d b) the fire. a Nev.pan Be eh I w firm • offerina free e I con uhation to an one who kbt pr ~rty and a <Alita Mcu rclulb ce-n1er i a11cd a toU-fn=c hotline for those who need emo- tiunal relief. And Mitchell Guldstonc, prcsi· '-'ent o( 30 Minute Phou. Etc, is off erma to pru'fide free 1cprod • t1oni of all C pphot<a lo6t the Laguna or Villa P rk fire. U the phot~ ""ere lust in the fire. hO'o' could ~ou ..• oh 111ocU, it's tllc thought that count.s. 0 if Al ll'liG TH£ OBHOLS: The I vane Cu had planned a media tour Thursd1ty to promolc the opening ol tb1. .southern portioo (ncsr L:agun.1 Can)'On) of its Open Spa\.e Rescr~c Late Wednesday, tn fire ra(ed 1n Laguo3 and tbe Ncv.pon Co:t'>t. a fax arrived stat· mg that 1hc tour bad been can- celed bec:iu~ of "c•trcme fire dangt:r" 0 Evacuated fire victims find sale haven In Corona del Mar I ":.11ch )Our fire depanmenl dra1o1o cvacuauon map~ lor the c11~." 1-0L'\O: ClllEt'"S HORSES! ""'Ill\ ~ Jnle~. chief of police at L'CI ca.ml\ v.:mdercd on to the F.~uc,lrlJn · Ccnlcr at the Orange Coi.;111; f :urgrounds look&n& for her t"l' hor~e~ \l.h1ch v.erc taken there -unbckn004ni.t t6 her -to 'a'e 1h1:fll lrom the fi re "I'm not v.umcd, l'm ure they re here 'om<'v. here :· And they v.ere. By Russ LOM. Stlft V.rter CORONA DEL MAR -Bo- ogie. 11n In h !i.Cller tethered to a pole OUlituk the high JChool CVIC· u:ition center. v.hined and pav.cd the rounJ an.\Jo usly, unaware of the tr3gedy that brouaht him to 0 this unramili:ir place. IMide the Corona del Mar Hi&h School l)'m, only a handful ot the 30 Lo- auna Beach re1idents who spent the night there were left Most ~ere trying to find a way b:l.Ck home -to sec lf they still b.:ad a home. On a bulletin bo3n1 filled v. ith me :igei. lO relali\'CS who might come lool.:ma. a note ..,ritten with a red,.felHip marler read : "Dad, TERROR From 1 v.erc lid•ing up." S1de1o1oalls nnd front door1 in R1· ·ch.:lrds' w uth Harbor View Hills nci1hborhcxl<l stall bear the chal .. marb m:uJe b) police Wednesday niaht to ind1c.itc they had con· t ctcd the residents and asked them to e\acu:ate theit homes. 1•1 v..u ~tanJ1ng out btre irt the middle of the cul-de-c watchin& my neiahbon lo d up their fleets or car v.ith their possess1 ns." Ri· charJ id. "It looked hke de· S1ruct1on dcrb) out here.'' If the fire had leapt across New· port Coa.st Drh e toward Coron,a del Mu. it's lil..cly the hca"ily v.uoded Duck Gully would ha'e i&· nued. accord1n1 to Councilmlln Plul S~n one. "As r.ipidJy as that mother was comin. O\er the ndac, if it jumped over Nev.port Co t Ori\'C and the cmbc~ went into Buck Gully, there·~ enouJh fuel In there to burn do\\.n ball of old Corona dcl Mar," Sansone s:iid. "The threat w s real until the wind hifted." Telc1;1sion ,reponcrs erroneously rcponcd that a Newport Cout home was on fire. but ii was ju a 1 l11ae stack ot lumber. The fire came cl~st to the mllJ)on-dollar homes in Newport Coat's Bram.a· lea ~topmcnt otr Vasta Rktac street. But thanks to land sfadina around home under coaatnaction, .,Jte clcarinJ away ot hillside brush and an imption '11*Cl1l tblt n· tcred dcwwn tbc ne~ hillside, the fire w held in a upt lino around &he l.r\inc Co. devck>pmctu. Coron dcl Mar raldcnt Da'le Nttlscn, 38. was b home Thurs- day morl\in& unpackifta ~la surf· boards and ocher pouca.ons. "I ~--' on tho roor Wllehif\I thla wall of &me>ke anJ then about 8 p.tn.. h 1taned acuina reaUy orance;• Niel n uid. ''Thea tho polb came by and I a.aw this ean)10ft owr hero -rijht 11 Newport OWt and s~n JoaquJa -and k I jul1 ipitcd. When &ho flames hit -it wu really radical•• David Murray. celebntcd his J9th birthday ThundaJ by btina reun ted with hb Corou· clcl Mar -. ·after rpc*""I &M •fPI •t Ml falltcr-ia·:laW'a ~ 111 ,..._ .... ~ .. a.a.. .. nu .. -. ... ••E•11• .............. , .. J!l!.I!~... ••Q•• v.c arc OK -Buster too. The house, v.ell -"The note does not elaborate. Emerald Bay resident John Hitchcock. 81, s:it with his v.1fe on folding chairs on the poll)hed \\ooden floor Of the l)m watching tele\ision news reports of the fire. They-still don't k.now if their house survi\'Cd. "I left so fast, 1 picked up my billfold and the change off the desk and as I went out the garage door, 1 could reel the heat or the fire on my b3ck," Hitchcock sajd, "I didn't need any urainc to lca\c." Eastbluff re ident and volunteer Michelle DA!ron, 28. said there v.cre so many \olunteers who wanted to help at the high scliool e\aCU~tion ccntci Wednesday night, they v.uc 1urned away by Red Cci v.otk.ctr.. Sbc ~ IO m~-c:d ti'j lhe plight or an 85-)'C&r· old Laguna Beach w.oman and her 59·)Clr-old <bughter that ~e too~ them to her home. ., "I ~w the cots they h:ld to sleep on and the lady was an a wheelchair :and on heart medica- tion and I JU r couldn't bear to ..cc her sleep here," Dalton s:ud El Morrow Mobile Home Par~ resident John Haight 1o1oas tool ing for fnendi. 1n the shelter Thuri.day WAFFLES PANCAKES . EGGS BENEDICT & OMELEllES, FRESH FISH, CH/CKE~ & SALAD SUNDA ·Y HALLOWEEN PARTY COSTUME PARTY CONTESTANT REGISTRAnON 9PM PRIZES AWARDED 1DPM 1ST PRIZE $100 Z#D l'RIZE DlllNER FOR 1Wi • l'lllZE aam OF OIMll'AB#E morn ing One of hii. t1o1oo mobile homei. an the p:uk burned d""'n - he's not ure about the other one. He ~omcs :>bout has fr1cnlh ~nd neighbors. but he has no doubt they 1o1o1ll reb uild their li\.C">. "Llguna Beach ~111 come back."' Haight said. "ln a time li ke thi , people pull togcthe( · I Newport Dunes Resort hosts the WiJ~ ~991l2~'wblIT. ~w Sponsaed by The Pete.are c~ end Ad\lenoed ~ 0e Saturday, October 30 at 11 a.m . • S.l lor"'* r • IM1 ~~ • Be.I cu..tl ' • 9aSi ... .,.., COlll-. ' a.t wear • &$! tr.ISW/Dll l"lllCtq O&llfill I Pqzes for each category with grand pnze ·and trophy awarded to ·Top 0og· and its owner To r~« ~· ><11 dog call (714) 729-DUNE fl'le JMy ..... ~ I you-. .. 1 tletlrtOcJOClr ~ ltld $10 llil ol t.e'lt c..,. .n 11rnt t& IC I 1111 Aor.l~ IO •'U:l'I f't 6 S. 1.. ~ N ,,..,. Ol1ICI ~ 3 C: m r:~ 0aooer 29 tor Ot9 ,.. !rUCr. frl ail ... rv:: i. ll!loo't SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CAaLSON, 642~ ai. J17 Sailors do in CdM a ShM\o~ Newport Harbor High's Misty May {above) goes the extra yard, Melissa Schutz (7), wa fairborn and Julie Hecker celebrate, and their fans let 'em know they're there Thursday night in Sailors' four-ame volleyball victo over Corona del Mar. in 41 ~ Newport Harbor drives a stake into Sea Kings' hearts en route to the driver's seat In Sea View League championship race. 8;ilfTY Fdner, Spcw\I Wl'lllr , NEWPORT BEACH -• Newport Harbor H.igb girls • volleyball coach Dan Gknn handed out post·pmc rain checks to thole award1na hi Sailon any sort of Back Bay supremacy after k.nockin& off Sea View League rival Corona del Mu for the second tune: in two lcaaue matche • 15-10, IS-13, $·IS, 18-16, before l,000 Thursday at Newport. · · ''ThlS asn't a weep." u1d Glenn, cauJbt bet\\<een the 1ubaJ1hon or havina all but i;.ohdified 1 league utlc, and the realiz.a- 1ion that the defendin& Southern Scct10n, State and n1tt0nal champion Sea Ktnp stJll constitute the foremost obstacle in the upcomina Southern Section and State pla)'Off.s. "Tbas (rivalry) hasn't even started yet." Glenn, who watched hu ·team (23-1 , 12· O 10 luaue) wmehow shake off the faugue •'s 881 IDnlS ... dllY • IWI lnla I .., that helped CdM execute 1 dominant thtrd- gamc wm, said bj team must now the up to its end of the bargain. 1( 1he two poten1tal p I a yo (( r c· matc:hcs (hld\ the Southern Scct1un .i nd ~talc fin.sh ) JrC 10 bt•1.\lmC reality 'I dorf t know if we've achieved anything, until we beat them four times. I don't want to downplay this one, because I'm fired up about beating Corona any 'time.-But our kids are smart enough to know that we have to stay focused • Fires turn everything upside down ' ~ Estancia's football game is Saturday; Newport-CdM tennis, cross country reset.· E stancia Hi1h'1 Pacific C.oast LC3gue football pme with Laguna Hills. scheduled for Thurs- day night at'Mission Viejo HiJh, wu put on a 48-hour hold Thursday afternoon. Because of the fires c:Onsumin& Laguna Beach 3nd surroundina areas, school omcials elected to move the same \o Saturday evening. tentatively at Mission Viejo at 7, but w11h Trabuco H1Jls High in rudy re- serve as a Plan B ite. The pme is Lagun• Hills' Homecoming Go.me. That wasn't the onJy hem to (eel the pinch of the Lacuna Beach fires, smoke and ashes. A cross country meet involving Ncwpon Harbor and Corona del Mar in a trfoncular meet with host Irvine High, has bun reset for Saturday mornina at 8, at the AJDC site. Corona dcl Mar's rematch with Newport H3rbor in girls tennis, also scheduled for Thursday, ha been re· scheduled for todAy, starting at 3:1S. Junior varsity and rrc hman football aames were ~ also po5.lponcd and scheduling re- mains in chaos In the wake or Wednesday's jugcrnaut. One of the few positive for Lu· guna Beach is thlt the school, ot one time rumored to be burnin£, escaped relatively unharmed. Corona del Mar's freshman pme at Tustin was moved to 1~~~~1!!!1 today, and the junior vanity .g:ime i.:: at CdM h3S been moved to Satur· day momina at 10, subject to availability of official . Nc~pon is in the same situation -the Tan will host Irvine today 11 3:15 on the freshman level. •nd SM FIAES/1 Pllcan Hll dmatl8 mere bllp on the ICPl8ll ~ Prestigious goff course escapes serious damage from the Laguna Beach firestorm. ommcndation of tho Oranac County Sheriff' Dep.ut- mcot. An c imatcd 60 10 80 JOlfcn were playina at the time. Perry Hall(Mftr, a ~ del Mar reildeot and an a a tant pro at Ptlicu Hill, said ii wa a dread· fully close caU. "If the lire ld've jumped Newport Co t Ora e nd COftle tide, ewtrylbifta WOuld'W been aonc," he said. "It reminded • Of Moi.lat saint Hele . I'm from WlllhlftllOG. Hola four and fMJ bad me d m· e where the Ire came dowit ICIOll &be hill. ThOsc holes haw tome plaats llOUftd It. but it didn't hurt any Cai,.,.. Of .,_.... The wild 9Wlkhed and didn't set ua;• Holl No. "S II IM ... tal&erly ot aay hOlc on the tWn&. TM ... .,. ... nchld la 11M lailWdt 1bovc Lal~~ 0a•111r.:rl , "I JU\I lnt'" Corona (10-3. 10 2) '' gomg to be there (the finals)," Glenn upl11ned "I don't lnow ii v.e'vc achie-.cd anything, until we beat them four times I don't want to downplay lht one, because I'm fired up about beaung Corona any time But our kids arc 5mart enough to knOOA 1h11 v.e have to 5U1y fc:x:wed." FOCUICd was 1 fitting 111 for th! Tan in the opening two came . a juntOr AlJ. American outside bitter Misty May rewed up her aiJin& ri&ht shoulder to pound 13 o( her match·hlah 33 ktlls 111 an opeotnJ See SAILORS/1 We Have Some Very Shocking News For Drywood Termites It'• called the Electro-gun Sy•t~m. A battle plan that ll.IC'J9 6.nely ha.Deel eleetric:ity to will the war qainat tbae home damaging critter•. Alter 12 yean of continuou me, and tnatment of over 50,000 p•enuneat buildinp, achoola, apartmenta and bomea, the EJectro.. gun hu proyen to be one of the mott environmentAlly aoand method.t of drywood termite control a•ailable today. A .,iable alteraati•e to tent fumipdom, E cola Se,,,ice1 aad EleetrO-pn topther make a very attncd•e packqe, o8'erin1 ha cU'tolnen acuity Ud peace of mind, bowing that mERE'S NO NEED FOR: • PaU08 pa lia your-.. • Relao•al .t food or plut.t • c..tly rW die ...... . Treatment indadel a Written two,ear wanuty AND ii rwwable ~ for tho life . oftbe property! Now doela't that illlke mon eeme? • • "°"'. il'I ltftWM for SacW'Clay 11 hvioo for tbc JV1, ap n dcpendina on IM tvaUability ol offkuls. Tbunday's freshman footNJI pmc iPYOlvina Estancia and Tra- buco Hills wu itched to &tan· da's campus. The JV pmc at Es· taada ha been mewed 10 Friday. Abo arrcctcd v.-crc Estancia's water polo pme with Tnbuco Hills -Thursday's scheduled pme at Trabuco bcln& ITIO\'Cd 10 Mond~y. Cos11 MCl-1 &<>l its waler polo pmc with Century in on Thun- day. but Me11'1 scMduled Jlrl volleyball and tennis matches with Laguna Beach, obviou ty, v.erc in · h4mblo . "One of Laguna Beach's Jlrl called me this morning... said Co)tl Mc a athletic dep:irtmcnt 1ecrc1:uy Patty Morgnn. "She knew her team was ~eduled to play here Thursd.ay night and she said i.he didn't know what to do, becau~ she couldn't get her uni· rorm." She didn't have to concern her- self -both tennis and volle)ball ha~e been po~tponed. neither h:is a new d:ite. Laguna B~ch was to be :u Co ta Mes:i an vollcyb311 and the tenhis tcom w:u to visit la· 1una Bc;ich on Thurlday. Est:inci:l \\M :ible 10 m:untaan us chedule wnh Century on Thurscfay -h~t1ng the Cc:ntun· ons m girls \Olleyball ond 1ennis. Nc~l \I.Celi. the ~hedule sh~) Estancia :it Laguna lk:ich in ten· n.s on Mond:iy, and al l..3guna Beach in \Ollc}b.;ill on Tue Jay. E~t:inc;1a off1c1al) bclic\'C the i.1t(S "ill tlc ~,.itched. but nothing hJ\ been confirmed " -By lb~ Dairy 1'1/ot STANDINGS Sea View le..,. Football Le~ OwraJI Wl.T WLT t\W 4 0 0 6 1 0 Newport 3 1 0 6 1 0 Cofona del Mar 2 2 0 4 3 0 SarU M.pll:J 2 2 0 5 2 0 Woocbidge 2 2 0 S 2 0 ~ 130 250 Tustn 1 3 0 S 4 0 ~ 130 ISO Tonight'• Game1f 7:_30 p.m. CorONa del llar II ~ ~ ..... port......, WOOObndge " lhwrs.ty, Ill l'vlnt SltU MarV.-U ¥S Saddlll>Kil. •SA 8ott1 ••ctflc Cont le..-FootbaU Leque Overatl WLT WLT Coeta 11... 2 0 0 4 2 1 Tr»wto H 2 0 0 5 2 0 c....., 1 1 :o 2 4 0 ~ Stxn 1 1 0 2 S 0 ~t1Jla 0 2 0 4 3 0 htancla 0 2 O 1 6 0 Satvrday•e Game• TtiMo H:!ls ws Cot ... 11 ... , JI fffw· potl HMt>or 7 p m lstancla ws LI~ HJ!.s, at f. SOI Vtt,, 1 pm LJQ "' Buen vi C~. II SA!l!J W Bowt, 1 pm ,,.,.._~,,... CdM•s Jenniftt Stroffe IN es otf u IQm Coleman (14), uitlin Pic:brt (S), Kdtryn l ice (6) loolc on in Thurscby night's showdown. COM From6 if &heir house ~a 1ill standing. and we didn't .. now for sure uniil {Thursday).'' When public address an· nouncer Ch:irlie Drande a ked the crowd to stand for a momcn1 of ~1lencc before &he nutch, for a hc:svy-hcarted S1cwar1, it ,. J) cerluanly filling in more \\J) than one. After ullung about his father and the fire in his hometo\\-n, Stewart added, with tcors oboul to burst from his e)es: ··This waf> a grent \Olle)ball match ... Indeed it was. Stewart's squad (20-3, 10·2), which lost to Ne,.port Harbor in five games on Oct. 5, couldn't break lhe Newport Harbor blaze in 1he fourth game. alter leading. 8-3. A tough loss for the C<L\t coach. but there arc more impor- t:int mallCI"$ to l°"k after the fl.I· IO\\ ing days ftOfn I pmc lUI w onJy OM C.dM kad (6-5). M y, -ho btlcOy wilted 1n &he third pmc under the lilany of scu directed at her ia the front llJJ b t<>wl. lept ia Soina lA the second pmc. Mixint fe11hery Ofre$pCcd dinu -.ith bazooka blasts a1 ud/ or by rclucua.nt Sea Kin' dcknd· C1' May ddcd 5ilc sccond-pmc tmi.. v.-hile ju ti!yina 1he aJmos1 CJtclu5i-.c C.dM blockinc interest. With all C)eS on 1hc S-foot-10 May. ho-ftcvcr, So junior S:iru Fairborn 5Clled her opening. reeling off ix of ber nine kills in lhc ~econd g:ime 10 pu1 C.dM into u sudden-de:uh mode The Sc:i Ki9gs rtspondcd, claiming a 6-1 third-game lead, as 1hc dcplelcd S3ilors appc:ircd bended for 1he "''"·t~o. I~· three fate th:tt had befallen CdM in the fir)t meeting, Oct. 5. "We ,.ere out of gas. mentally ns much a.s 'physically," ~dmittcd Glenn. who found ogrecmcnt from ~13y. "l think e'erwne noticed I w:is really tired out there," Ma)' said. "When '"e \\ere losing in the third gt1me, I couldn't help thinking "e "'ere going to end up JUSt like CdM did in lhe first mntch, :iftcr ,. inning the first t\\-~ in their gym.·• W11h CdM breezing. 13·5, Glenn summoned May to the bench to calch a brief rci.1. anJ the pl:iyer man)' belie\e to be the best in the nation. made the mu"e pay off. "That (rc!ot} helped a lot." ~1Jy c'\plained "And "'hen v.c BRIEFLY started 1e1U., (llliddlt WocUrl) Mc&la (SdMicl} Md n... (Bow· man), ii qpcaed Mp lhc CDO.rt &bat IMICta MOtC b ..... Sdtull. a key to the On. 5 • IOI)', had jua 1WO kiDI tbio fint three pmn. but pua ""'1 fl\-e ICU iA the (OUrtll Ja.mC• Bowawl, who led ahe T witb three blocb, p the snajor• ity of ~r fl'\e ti11i in t.bc faul awo p.mcs, clC'b dcwaatfog a raucous Ncwpon s1udeo1 a.cc1ion and rte'3p&unna mo cncwn. ··1 &hought ~e may hllvc been seuinj ~fot~ a liule too much the fim 1"-0 pmc :· Glenn uid. "'We need to use our other '4Upons to be UC u.I. and I lhou&ht &b l ~'as a bi1 key in 1be Courth s:ime ... faery rally wu key i.n the de- c1d101 pme, as abe bal&rn:cd al· tack of Jennifer Strom~ (1 UJls), · Kim Coleman and Kathryn Rice (12 each), and wme Hmel) stl"· ins by Kelly Campbell (three aces) helped 1he "isiton forsc leads of 4-0, 8~3 and 9·5. Schutz'• fir..t block of the nigh& sparked a 1hree-po1nt S:ailor surie. before kill) by Stroffe. Caithn Pickan, and a Coleman ~tuff block helped make it 13-8. Schuu continued to come up big, recording coniecutive kills to close the g:ime to 13-9, before a May kill. Schutz ace, and sh:tred ~tuff block b) Ma) and ~man pulled the hosts e\en The Sailors v.cre a .. ardcd the go-ahead point on an 1llegjl CdM substitution, but '""o Coleman I.ill!. s:ind,.1ched a Campbell dig for a point to g1\e CdM a 15-14 lc:>d. A CdM serve \I.COi into the net at 16-16, and May clo~J it out with a kill :ind nn acc. CdM at Tustin; Tars host Irvine ~ Sea View footb all goes into full swing tonight Mesa poloists bury Century, 22-4 Sen View League football ac11on returns in full force 1onight with llll eight teams duelina under Fri· dny Night Llghls. In terms or loc:>I • Coron3 dcl Mar mu Its cbnnccs for post· season play ~1th a test at Tu tin, starting al 7·30. e'o\port Harbor. meanwhile. ho)ts lu$uc·lcadcr . and tide· favorite lf'inc, also JI 7·30. &th sames feature the run fir)t 3nd the p~s lasL Coron:. dcl Mar') maJUr v.eapun I runnma back J.R. \\'au, b:ickeJ up by ta suffoc:iting dcfense. ijarbor's game rC\ohc:~ around running bacl \\ ade Tift. with lane· b.acker Ste\e Gunulc: the l e) M &he defense: Smee J01ning .the ~ca \'1c'' uaau.c lrvjne i) 11 ·0 COSTA MESA - C.osta Me~ High soph· omore Rober& Graycli earned household • .. ~ bragging nghts Thursday. outi.oor· ing senior brother Sam, 5-4, to help lead h())t Mu)tail&s to a :?2-4 Pacific Co;u1 Lc:igue \1ctory o'er Centur). The )Ounscr Grayeh') )C:ison· h1&h scoring output. pac\..-Q eight MC-S3 goal scorers, v.h1ch included four ~res apiece from ~nior' Mike Curtis and John N.uglc. The \.11.rory upped C0>t:i Mc::.:i's rccorJ to 17· 7, 4-0 an le:igue. Co ch Jason Lynch's lcagu~ front· runner can clinch 1h eighth .. traight PCL cro .... n "'11h l '1ctory o'er E.>tancia Thursda' C.at• ..... 22, ~lwy. c~ o o 2 2-~ COSU Mcv I 1 6 3-?1 Cosu l.ltsa scorng R Grlyd ~ C\As ' S Gn1el 4, ,.. 4 fllell 1. s..,., 1 P'~ 1 ~ I kdt 1 SI.ts A• 4 Eagles sweep Century COSTA MESA - The Es1:inci:a High· ~ girls "olle)baU team re-> • m:uncd in a 11c for thiid place in the Pac1rie Co3st uague \\ith a 15·7. 15·6. 15·10 '1ctl.lry owr v1)1l1ng Century Middle bloclcr JuhJ Schnurst· ein ch1p~d 1n .... 1th 22 l 1ll::.. y,,hilc ~ttcr Tracy Heims ~as credited with 16 as)bls for the E:iales (6·6 O\er.111. -'~ 1n the PCL). Estancia breezes, 18-0 COSTA Ml::.SA - The fatanc1a High e • garb tcnn1::. tc.im _,,,,- dropped a rnmtlincJ fhe game'> O\er:lll en route 10 an I ·O P;ic1fic Co..1)1 League '•ctol) O\cr 'isiting Centur) The· Eagle'> arc 10-7 O\crall. ·1 in the PCL .... ~-=-\~•lttc~ 6·1 °" Jlt"5QI\ w Oii Rom Ao;l:S 6-1, G..a"l £1 lllQI\ W 1-1. 1-0 J1tOer l[) M 1-0 I·<> ~Meai ~It> Oii Wnl t..,...rr 6 0 Oct A:f!OS-Osono H ~ IMr.,.,.. • 4<ot"t 6--0 Kit sit~ lfl won. M 6-1 &-C. M llOUW·~ IEl"won. l-1. t-<I M sec men move Into ttird COSTA MESA The Southern Cal· ~ • 1forn1a College men's ~~ soccer team moved ---- into third place in the Golden State Athleric Conferen~ ""ith a 4-1 \lctOI) O\>er visiting Fresno P.i· c1fic. l.:lnce Barker. ~fark Donild· son and Chris Chaparro each had a goal anJ nn :i::.Sl'>t, "'htle Brad lkntle) had the other gual for the Vangu:irdi. (9-9. 6~) •In 3 "'omcn·s GSAC m:itch· sec came out on lhc short end ol a -'·O \Crdict aglin::.t '1)1lmg Cal 8Jpt11;t, despite 22 sa,es from goalie Andrea Olewn. T.... ... s.c- -Pen ; • .111 eo..o. • .... l'IZl-1 1t t., Wet9f .... • •~ -u~•EstJrCa ,, am """;IOll :oOf Co;na It It ~~ -v ........ c -$QaJa • LON~• • c~--• ~ trW and ·--II C Oln.. C0.. "~ • ldl 10 un ~ 'aa.ae """ .., • -()~ l .. OWi CoNHllCt ()~..,._. ~ l'rt U ?')Q p • sew :icJf •V • -"'c-..:v. ~ -;... rtNCWlll.l' ~·c, MONDAY Teftllll• ri¢ WIOal ; -"-'"'~ '1.litor IC Unc·~rstJ > o rr Coc:I Un~ r T 161Ct "'8S 3 • ~ l~ le a l s!MIC1' l t,5 tll'OM OF "-"' IC ltWw ,.~ ..... ~ ff9' K'\:lO -( l&Mlea • 'I Qa Holt ) I) S <11 DEEP SEA THURSDAY'S COUNTS KOfPOllT LAMOlNQ -l 21 Cit'S 1 ...._ ..n ems 1, ;1 llAl. l tins 1 l'OC1d""1 • s l !Mek ... bast {rt IUsecfl O mx••• DAVEY'S LOCKO -3 tiom 64 ~ 3 ~ 21 llOA' I ~CCI 37 alco W . I s..1d 111Ss 2S ICJ.OI\ 6 ~.te S 1 !QC.It:: " ~ ~' 26 DV Ptrtt\. 2 n rnaa..-11 PEUCAN HILL From 6 look ::u rhc hill, .. nJ the t11lb1oJC''> It's . mazing h""" !he) =.:~ p .. 1 somett11ng like that •>UI • Pelican Hill cmpl,1,ec' found an opening .11 the Lrnl' ( '"1ur e "" Thu™1:l)' to get lu v.,irl :inJ laelJ phone c:11l . The) Jr~"-c' ~ulf ~:ilt' through the cour~c liJ 1he club· hou\c Jnd office' ..\\c \I.ere lud., th. t 1t n~H·r JUmpcJ the roaJ <'t""I,.'·' L\J~'' Dri\C but ~ou U'll"' C\~nbo•h here I) cuncentr unc on thc11"' homClt :snJ lamiJiclt:~ "'JIJ C.11 h.111c. "'hu'c Laguna H1 lli. h,~m1c wJ.S not 1.bnugcJ If P.1"f1c Co~t I l1gh"':n ;1111.J 'c~port Coa)t Dmc open t~;i~. Pelican H.11 ~111 3J~, he l1pcn ll\o)C l"-O maan ancnc!I lc:aJ1ng to the golf cou~ v.crc clo~J l l:un· d.J) Pd1cnn Hill's OceJn Cour'c ":i' n:imcJ ~ Golf D1SC"'I .. , I c •. ue,t l\C\\ Re~>'t (ou~c. I ION;! • JnJ ,.35 \Otc:J l:l\ G. 11 r .. guine :i• .i "Top IU ~c:" Rt·.,.1rt (l\Ur,:. 1991 . _PUBUC __ NO_on __ IC_ES __ 1 PUIUC NOT'ICU I PU8UC NOTICES t POIUC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT GP-93-04A AND WNING CODE AMENDMENT IN 'l'HE CITY OF COSTA MESA THE COSTA MESA PLANNING COMMISSION WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING FOR CONSIDERATION OF GP-93-04A AND A ZONING CODE AMENDKENT. GP-93-04A AND THE ZONING CODE AMENDMENT ARE PROPOSED TO DELETE PROVISIONS OP THE LAND USE ELEMENT OP THE 1990 GENERAL PLAN AND THE ZONJ:NG CODE RELATED TO "TRIP BUDGETS" AND TO ESTABLISH NEW FLOOR AR.EA RATIO STANDARDS FOR HIGH TRIP GENERATING LAND USES. THE GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT ALSO INCLUDES AN AMENDMENT TO THE TRANSPORTATION SUBELEMENT TO INCORPPORATE DUAL LEFT TURN LANES AT THE SOUTHBOUND COSTA MESA PREEWAY OFFRAMP AT &AXER STREET. ENVIRONllENTAL DETERXINATION: NEGATIVE OECLARATION (available for review tor 21 daya at the Planning Diviaion) THJ:S PUBLIC HEARING WILL BE HELD AS FOLLOWS: ...... DATE: TIU: PLACK: Monday, Noveaber 22, 1993 6:30 p.a. or aa aoon •• poaaib1• thereafter City Council Chaabera at City Hall 77 Fair Drive, Coata Jteaa, California WM.IC COIUUll'l'S Ill •I'rll8R ORAL Olf llRI'l"l'D rCJR# llAr JJ• PU- aaf'B DOltilfG n• PUJJLIC UAltllfG. rolt 11/R'171D I•ro~ZOlf, r~Paott• 754-5245, OR VISIT 'I'll• PLAllllI#Q DIV.ISIOll, ..collD PUJOlt or CI'l'Y •ALL, 77 FAIR DR.IV•, COSTA lfUA, CALI'10M1A. ,... PLAllllllfG DIVISIOll IS OP811 ltOO A.#. ft> 5:00 P.#. (atlf' cu:.D rlfOll /IOOll ft) J :00 P.# .) llOllDM ftlfOUQll ra:tDM. ' PUIUC ll01'1CI Fll ... f .... ftCTJTIOUS--• ....... ......... ftPIACIB tW 642-5678 coaou DELllD NEWtOaT 2122 l!ACB COSTA MESA 2624 •EWtOIT BUSINESS oma EllPLOYMEJn' DIPLO'f1IElfT 2119 l!ACB 2689 FO• RENT 2769 5530 5530 Row To Plaee Classified Ad ,.,._ -~ilillii•liliiliili•· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , .. 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Bau tr-l ._-46 .. " ;~..-.~a;; Aw. &734018 Uy rm. 2 frplce, 3 car N;.p;._. Ut-5508 Al ""'· ......_ · ..., 3 dirys/wtl, S hra.lday conlld. Ea~i.nt op-w ~ Avell 1 garage, nr bch,1___________ The Ba.lbOa Bay Club ~~M.$;"0: 5 da°fS"Wt' tax..._, po1\IM\.Cy for •oght pet· C ta Mtu, 926.27 • ,_ '*. ,...._, * """941• S350C)lmo. 548'°300 28r 1Ba. gar, pet olt, on MM resume PO Box aon Non-•molc1ng ..._...._.-.i• Lo detach dpbi 38R 2211 Pomona 8 Newport Hatbor "°""°'"c. with •• 9465 NB, CA 92658 ~-~ 11'1 .,_,..,,, (C..nw el Newport Ba.4.' S.7 L) Bl' PB8 Ill' VI ITING oa llAIL: : 714 142.5171 .............. 219-. 2 car im $1850 •LUFFS 38R LSBA. S6SO 9d saoo mo above Mf'Vlcn 833-1---------9t IS792 8urU Lil. _,..a--..1.111at Aot. Kemp 831.cwT f-.nily ""· 1800 al, &42·n4a · '· 2 a 3 BR 9"0, Al Oulnlan CLERICAL INeat Gothard/He.I) CIASSfFIED BOUB.S: • dke,,t ....+ee" Ch ' f 2 ahunen & gmbll loc, From S• 000 10 ., .. """"~,,......-------To a·-••t In t-,..,_ ---------•• -· -arm ng um •aty 1 yr IN St750. Chuck 2BR 2Ba, bftlna, bfll• 6 · _.._ NB offteie w/..cty bay -· , .. ........,. T.-l F(T T-'-b •--S \""-Mooda Frida f* .....,..... tflll NI "Qlngetbr••d" hH, 6 Cathy Colffwofthy aAry 1750• Agt, Pam. $700/mo Ava.I now allled Advertl•lng • .,.st eiep OM CHU11 • : ... v.,.-y· Y ... .._.., .... ...,....,... yrly lae, 3BR-28A, . 6'M.9()G() MOVa.IN afi•CCA&..! For Appc>tnt~t. call M•cMhur Bl'Yd near Oep4 Typing SO wpm, Macintosh up a 11alk-Jn 8:30..-S:lOpm Mooday-Fmhy ill .. aa....a M II family nn, gwd9n pa-546-5880 OI 97~ (714) ~ aitpe>n.. 833--8891 ef'lhuslasbe, OOod or· mull. Cal S . Lennon o~ .& ftW ~s • .. ._Ow,....,. tioa, 2 ca.r g.w $2200 8.-.nd new Studio oq Ext S39 gani:zallonaf ak1lla, 9nd 759-3782 Coaa1 ~a.Al"..., ...._, ...,_. lhl an 'J'09 L.-k..,._ .a-water. P•tlo. view, •2BR 28.A, lg, c .. an. NB-1.000 IJf ofc bldg • be ·~ 10 work well Newpol1 Propeft.es M d Frida 5 30p • """"*' .. .•.• • 4 0 _., 3 3 3 Av I ••••pMg loft, 1575 quiet, lg cfoMts, enc•1·-------· Cut• ~R onlum ,,.. with ~e. E•eetlene OD ay ......................... y : m ._.,... _ _.. ........... • lmmed e7s.5641 or &46-3798 garage+ par1'11ng w/lrptc, """r on Old beneilt ~g. 17 per---------Tu.a dav . . .... Monday S:30pm ,.. .. ,...,.-,._ .. _.Com ...... -. tum.,, ....... aASTaLUfffl Condo, S825NopetM0-249S APARTMENTS Nwpt81vd.67~HiM3 ~r • .ao hra per wtt. EMPLOYMENT " , ............... .. ... -,~, -.. CASA Dl!L MAR FOR RENT a·:JO.s·JO 5r.,..virrr 5533 Wf'<ineaday .................. Tueaday S:30pm ...... I .UINUO IBr dptx Oulec/wcure 2Br/den, 2~88 end . can Judy Oetting at ..... ~ l d d W-..1-•• ..I 3 30p -· , ... u..-.,. be.ch •r••· R .. pon """ ·~ lO poof IBR/IBA 5425 mo -------·1·c:clioiiMME~FiiRttCAL:iili""--642-4'321. Ext. 301 n tpeD ent........... ICWJCSUIY : 1D ••· e Gt•••-'*'V ontv S800lmo si.aootmo. M4-7tS3 ~ ~~· _ _!Ire·~~ PROerO"l"V 2778 11111111 Thureday ................ Wednetday S:30pm MCIO•G-~ IM end a• uhl, gtdnr, FURN <MIWt• 28# 2 lull .--...... c.--' ......, --------..-~& • DIEDRICH COFFEE PMas.e be aware !hat lV No pets. ?ec>-•238 e.tn s.a F-'r• i:ondo ~,1y~m ~ ~ ... ROOMS 2706fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~s count., help .,,. listJnOS 1n thlS CAt-Fnday ...................... Tbunday S:30pm Op.n .. .,,. SpMt bt AC, pools. tennis cts.1---"------------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sso sit. commercial ma-lot Ill Coat:a Mesa & egory may requit• you aturday ....................... Fridar S:30pm •••••••••I 38f :ze.. tp, ear 1~ w/d. On the &uff nr E'SIOI£ •-.:k S.y ..... .,. Peninsula Pt nne retaced t>usneas Newpon Beach .core to au a 900 number GE £D a• POLJtr'W bnls bet\ $1850 S31· H<Nl9 17(r ocn vtew Cut• 6 cozy IBR $595 qu*. dean turn room only. 11 pet aq fl. Oualllted apphcants .., wt11ch there la a ~ ~ • 2115 Open S.l/Sun I· S3000.'m0 IM 131-3939 -.0 pet8 329 Unovef· krt PflV, wl d . pr9f maJe s.. Spray 80lll Y•rd must NIW rnt-.ntl d\arge per minute Lua -i ~ arr .u,m te t ~ 5, 3l4V, ~put HARBOR VIEW 58r, -.ty Or"O 642"2811 $425 mo. e7•2t02 {714) 675-3101 retail ••P Ptease Ult ..o« 1\r ~ nw~ tilt npa te _.._., •Reinodeled 38R ,_ We nrs. lg t>ncl( E'SIDE ~anve A,,,. ---------Co.ua Mesa-Sh<>ps. 01• _KAt_en_•_1_4'38 __ •3930 ____ DO_MESTI ___ CS __ S_S4_0-t• ruluur1, rout •r ttJc<I ••Y clatufit4 2ba, lrplc, loCal'brtC• enct rear pabO, WAC Duplex 28'. lrplc, gw, 250 DRIVER .tl~n 1 ..,.._ ,..,_, .., -.. U.. _, t. No peta.amltg 11500 ,gatH, beaut l•nd· yard. w/<S hkps S835. HOTELS ::'·fl.w=-=· :.v,.. Ne.ct C..Sa A ~ B iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill . -clwi6M .ti f-e•Jr n. Oaih ... a n• Fernleal 640-532• Kpng. Mlec:t .,. •• ti;>; N.dogs 519'9a4·3710 a MOTE.LS 2718 211.-'?'IO -.... , • .,..,,,.. Drlu er Part·t lme •ABYSITTER. Rell-I ti t t I I ,..,,, ..-,.... _,.. • • I 1\it 1-'rpi d I__,.. • liaWiry ,., 811\ -• Sopnr-10C.led lu.1n•te>US pa o en er a n ng, E'5'0£, Spac:tOUS 1Br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •20 hour'S ~ -k ab• mature a1uer lg 19A. 2 CM gar. new pnl rn/out. Ne• $575 2& •Ba $675 ~ fO' 6-mo-old. .. ••• I I ,., ....... , t. , ., th 1022 tndry, SI• Femleaf ahopatparlt/scboola/ C.t °" P004 lndry COSTA MESA MOTOR INN =~ ':' pe~ PT/FT HB 96!>-9275 attpt f• tilt~" dit ... K'tUlty --~ '=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 1 1100 mo &«C>-7333 beactl EZ ac:c:.ss twv s.«0-0130 ot &4&.6137 low da.lylwttly, 599 & BUSINESS ... 330 West Saw St CM C ... 11d ---..... HU'\-tllr mwr er.ta -..., lie J.-1 ,_ d.r .... ,. $:r900 975-1234 •• up, top 1oc next '° a , ... ._._. •· ... , 904 Eastsode d lull 28r ?Da. vq1r COUl'Ml, &e!>-4'MO FINANCE CIO Circulation t11n91on 8cl'I hm ~ 31~w==:':::,,.,=:=====:+:=======~- MES.A 1024 S&,500 Down! C'-t 29r 28&. t.alie over $1 ,130 mo: , , 38k. 9s:Ml288 GTON 1040 COSTA MESA 2124 Udo lale ~It llp)c, garage. s.. LIVE IN LAGUNA • .. •••••••• Gl!.NERA&.. OFF1CE children, 2-3 d)'llWk.i-244' 6 Elden/ •·2 . Fum S'"'"IOS. k."~11 Br.uwe Trainee fot of-Good pay M• ecne lovely •BR funvunf, $950 mo &42·~U ...... "' nu Cpt.. Boal slop avt.1--.....-----~..,,...-ettff, TV, poo&. $1751----------floe rngmt. My•t be MEltCllAXDlSE PETS a City U~t poas IM Opt 613-7577 •EASTSIOE ESCAPE• & up w111 4M-52SM Busnn:rr th1n1ter/doe{) AM MISC. 60lS AXDIALS Large 2Br 2Ba In .uu;.~ houra.. Fnl·paeed CM MERCHANDISE Oc •• n W Looting For A •mall quiet comm ---------•OPPORTUNITY onteie. up prerd 7 t•· Spacious ~ on Rentar? patlO, d /w, l•undry JlENTALS TO 2904 631-4337 Ben or Tom •••••••mJ NoribokJ Chllw V 8 RV ~RE T TV th• t>tutf ... ,"'" cSra-Call LAURA ~~SJ..,~ Of iiSiillUEiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii2ii7ii2ii4iifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSEKEEPER -· 'i~"'~1.r..: ~~!: m;.~,~ mat.IC vauleed ce+llngl. 4~ · PT/FT For large furn•· ANTJQtJES 6010 utraa ._...,..._....... white s tripes very fireplace, v•rtlcal MARaOR Rl!A&.TY •F'REE CAJlLl!:U•I $390 58r 3Ba. ut1I VENDING ROUTI! ture •tore .,, Co5w ~ ~ uwt-Soondl c:tean. beaut~ eyfl bl.nda, 28R 2BA plus e7~ 4400 \Bdrm. ct.an. pool-Eam up to~. .. M -• -d ....., , ... _. -s-... • d f d led ln<Sry paic:I Fem non-smkt. Immediate Sale ..,..._ u... ..,... • MOVING 18th Century ... • -·Y • -s a . lg loft. lnd"f rm, ga· l·Lo-.. -,.-,-'1-_.,...._-,-.. ,.,.._-...,-H,....---81 e , ga • rm 708-8 Avocado. CdM. 1 ~ •n 1 ..... ,. pendabla & SP4Ntlt En F "'---._._ .. .a • fec\tOn. Al9o ~Uflful rage Sm•ll quiet r •• _.._ Al•o 2Bdrm avail ........,..,. • -" Rus.sian chest. rencn --" .,.._._ --gated complp $t ,2~ In Npt Hgl'ltS. 2'300 CtoM k> bch, achls a Call Shefrt, 675-41634 gllsh .Jud'f 540-3822 & A~can antq tum. tall. S•O -!>Ill planta whit• k•tten wlblue mo Ofc 759-~737 <>' Margarec °'· S8t 38a enop.. tM2·5858 •UDO ~. q\Mll.......... Medic .. Record• mucn-pp~ SI . shad•. pine. truft eye&. grav t.bby, ~y £ W/poof. Heat Kh<>OIS.1--,,...,,,..--,---~"'"-h Sunn I 11 Fiie clent, -roetJC. tr~ 15 gal S2Q: "-'b & ,,,,.,.,. k"1en. blown 6049 675-k Avall 11/10 S27SQ/ Lg •BR .,,.,.,,... CJ>'. OIW ~ bch,t~S I()~= ANNOtJNCEMEHTS FT/ PT for busy greup plants. 135 ltincts 1 1. tabby. d ..... bro_, D NSW lfg lull mo~ enclgat,lndty,E'll'<Se, ··-----•ll!llll ._.8 ......... 7848 11v .. T1111uas 6011 li&ac:SI0909-4!74-~22 WbOy ltttteri w~•w custom ~. {."fOV •----------qu.et $665 • S300 nJs ~ + ut 723-0400 1• .. --n.1 c &.&nn ta.s. 9'llY ~ h-1.- 0 c ea n v 1•wlaea -z-4-4""e.,...._M_•_p_e"""1..,..1..,.,w"'"_.,--OCEANFRONT 38r 2020 Fullerton No 2 Sloty S.ach hse.w1, _________ •---P-fT_C_L£ __ R_lCAl.---.-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilSctwwtnn 3-spee<S tits. ma.le .OU-. .,_,_,,.., bf-~• •Br 4\ Ba •BR 38a c:ondO. 2 2be Contem1P~:'"11• Pets e3t.a427 P•"g· Great hous• LOST a.. Refrl••rat-w out· hers bikes fishing Tor11• car. several late" amen Open car, pool, ...--. • .,. w 1• ~f 1-wtr1-,,.-.-.-a__,V..,...e_r_d_•_:_n_e-w"""l"""y holdl Av&1I now·s.366 c:s 5 yrs ._,.ong & • side lee-maker, wtilfl-taole, assot1e<S otO blKtl & wtllle kl:tens, a.~un ,_., .-&11 -" '' 150 ~Na 121~ Yf'V. ~25 remod 2Br, b1igh1 mo.~ 7:l:Z·UH5 FOUND 2925 ~or:!.•= pool alde-t>y•lde. l&ea\a & tocM&. 490 = r.o & wn.t.e male Loe Pwatos (714) ~ eo.ow.18.w\tlet' "T~ Udo '-"''Y QUOeLgat."'1S <>' pees :z:J:.30 YR Old MF Nojiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii white S800 780-q370 CoclJI M ... St1eelt ....._ .. 000 292'2 OI ... 0-11127 38A 1BA """' remocs. hm nr bchl'tennls . USO.yny 650-e040 slob9 .... Mstr br'ba. Private Post Office Wasnef n..-r St2Sea ~ ~ ~. a~ ·-·, .... .,, ...... fam M ·-•....,._.,,.~,.....,..,..,.-,:'"=""=.,..,..,~I ..... LOSTllll Whole Coclt.8· _,,_ .......... _._ -·-~ yard, gw, lndry ;>Vn>~ ' • _.., ·-llO._ 'N a-c•.a.•, wane to bch. lo4ls&'mo too Last -~ .,._.,. 7 Flf fl'enn C.n otc Ref~ s11s _ .......... , "" .._... _ .. s·2so 8Feeney631·1400AGJ ...... ~ r .. ,._. N --h ~· .-... .. Sh .............. COLUCTIB11 r~ -or aoopoon a.t .... _. ..... • E St<Se very c:i.an 28r pt -• 17J-sa7o at Hun I B ... c h w 0 r.. I pp Ing --~ the N.-port . S..Ch ' 1069 CaW nowl MS lttO 18a. vaul\ ceJ, p ;\llO. AT THE BEACH NB StOO REWAAOI ~. se.-..r ..__ ---.R-LPOO....,,...,.....,,..-L----I 601 7 Mimal Shen.,, 2075 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil3BR 2~. lrptc, lg SOUTH COAST gar, lndry room. $77S ,.__., ctn. .... kit, 2 960-2t04 poll Bch •3 t.07 z7 WHI washtlf, Newpo rt· Blvd lb• BR 51 Ca .. ~~ .,,._ .... gas d'Y9f 1100 both ...____ v·'-'-·• ... _ M aw, ...,. 1111 ..-0 2 l86 313 btlllo 11>-M".........., MM'ldoctls stps to .and 1-----------PT N8nny House-..per 642 2210 or 673-5571 ·--· --• .... ,, 15 19 A Westminster au;&a •MOVl!-IN SPE CIAL! Ip, $480 6"~4'00 LOST: GOLD PIN Ne. Uve.OUI fof 1nranc . WANTED I r-1c1ure SL) 722-7387 OceanfrOntS S15SO mo.. c.,._.987 Tr\angUW an~ ~ glr1. Speak fluent Eng Postcard a S1amp 11_..T .a 111£T •BA .St. Al~ conoo. G•rav• Lg 2BR 18A aDRM tn beau1 NB closing blue circle NIS Rel req 548-8600 FOllNlTURE 6014 Collecbons. ~-9507 fllllNVr" _..... 3 ~front duptellH 3•R 2U •·.a. lplc, nu c pt. ow. •<>'age home. N s Prof Mate With letter N Lost Every Sal a Sun al w'lhe beM wh1i.ewa1er gar. laundry. Newtv hplc. pool. tenols, $750 NO Pet 640-2«9S No ~ts 5-495 plus Sat, 10 73, Yank•• PT Receptloniat P£TSMAAT Founta.n view• 1n H•wportlt remodeled Condo I gym, S..V/Mac:Atlhur 1 •• ,. 760-0t 1o T d R t 1"'·20 .,_ h ...... .., rTTnr p ' TSO mo n.... (7141 NPT HGHT9 38t 28.a ut• 1..,,as t ra er estauran ,,.. .... .c rs _.,,., 7 poee. while l1vong JEWEl.ltY ru~ Valley uppies "'" n..onr..Jeontonoous St200mo.l1$-0Zl9 _,. 11 It StOO "'--7da-Anm 'I 1 1 ' d 11 R 2 lo~ ava11abi. In JflR 2e. E aHM, ,,.._ 6344405 Eves (7l•I g.ir. tn<Jry tm Ouoct CdM Prof MF ,_,.. ~E..:ao.0640-7979 ~~in N8 '7u ... ~ =I~~ a~S: a ART. 6025 :=!...!"tot = c:, ..., .,, __ 1 131·7528 rue,, 381 L.aPetle Ln smkr t.rv IWnhou... ..., . .,.. fl(oewpott---.h renledl Remod. n6ce SllSOmo 675-5828 2Br 28A, pvt phOna. R .L SALES In busy Mint Seit! Table wl4 tng homes C.ll ·24t· $92.5,000 EACH yd,~ •treA $lC!oOll•••••••• R-t Ro<Suced 26A & $800• •.~11 721.e.JSI ••••••••••! Coast Hwy ore In Cha.rs. coif" W>te WOOotlN PACKIN01--03~',,.,7...,..t.....,or,,...,.,mo,,....,...re~wlfo==-Pe1a lddt °'1 432.7300 _,, 11 A~ CAT ~ AP,ae~&l"'l"S 1BR E aide, vac:3nl· CDM Share 1.., 3& 38a p~nso-.••r Newport A.al Estate 11tnt ~I 720-1681 CRATlf, 4l5Y»' by : lafbo>N...-rt a.ck.b~ condo LO nA&-....n & gar, nu cpl, pa•t\C run So or J>C'H, w/d, f'p ~ '~ lie req'd Xln1 oomm 51 \ot" by 7W' Very I need to ptaC'e my 3 ,....,.... 381, IOI\, 2.58a. tptc. FOR ee...,. ~ 1 .s,J.31, 64'6 2~ .,,u,,... ,,_., uttt Leave 642-3850 Pl'operfy I-tie NA~ '-eel couch weti consttuCWcS. ideel fefNl!e cats 1n •afm, Re.tty 723-4494 hkups, dt>1 ge1, 1 12'0. au;a" a --w tnm. a . 175 tor 1h1pplng/atonng kwtng home<•>· n 1n Avt 11.1 261 .. 151 EJCt 2a1 •1.MuM 1725 '"IO ~S2f72J.t456 644-130 after 7 ISpm flamed tine a.rt Aak tef'HI~. please eor> 100 Of 544-144Ml Poot. storage, lndry, C .. M Prof -·amkr tun ~-~ou1111 r 3002 r•m:•rtJl'flrl~•I .. ~ ...,.. S75 P ..... call tact UN ~1404 .,.. N -..n.th.""'I 1B " ·• ..-~ ~ <>VO-, ch&Jra, &abtea. -..., HWUCONDO• ,,_. r ___ ., ... -... r fem Shi~ a cozy~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .., ~ IOoll*ln. ... ..,. .. gas 980. etc Mana .. 8'2-4'32t pt,..,_ _______ _ ·8'utt •• _, • Clly UJBOA .. ., ... l&OO s.46-9081 2Br 28a hm by bch, .,.. .. CIDftlP '*"' Ptor ~ Must ...at e73-3't t 30&. or &4S.I~ -'t., MEET ........... , view•, 2 .. tory, ta, lSJJUfD 26()6 p, w/d S.575 873-8043 a.. Frmnd~o SWM .... Clll 9'an T.,eDr. s ·30pm Of WMk_.,a 1111 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~·NGTON ~· heal\hy 180 sits URGOfT.-VST S ELL! 2Yl8a dedc. frpk:. P"' nvnu CorONI Del Mar·Stn lg homey-.ny-SWF Aft 5 n."'. ~ leather-sola, love -----------someone peclJI oar $102$ mo Ava.I ~ 86ock '° Beec:t'tl LO BEACH 2 640 3BR 2e.a hse, lrplc. Hm ·~~· Mal, ~ Pd S3.3S9 oma --~ssified '115 3•~• 281, t>ert>er carpet. w d. dl'W. $42S/mo. Ma put ~ ua.eo.. A.ailing ... .,.,..,.. Mede1·1"rfeot, oual -" ~ ~ oar. 573-8393 °' 675-5695 1-----------St.MOr'obo. Can o.-FU1lN1TOU • mar •tlK. 2 sea. Olit\ Y'tif 11075 87341M7 Z:R ~ '!!,':°c!., Co•ta Meaa~Shr 38R TMVEL 3014 1~~~~~!!!~:!!!1 lvw 714t"880-3ase EQOIPllE.KT 6047 1 _________ _ cetl, ,_ crpt. "°"'spa 38R tBA completely g.ar. lndry hltup, new 298 hM. S3SO • "fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii R....,,.,.. C.,, t Nern to s1200imo 7'22....,. rwmod, 1 1095 1nc:1 uttt cptJnrs &43-0367 wts M" "~r No ·~~T uuuGER 2a, 1a.. dedl a lndly pe1a Me-t2t t Round tnp tldtec to Ha-~ • _,...,. llERCBAHDJSE FAX~"-mo0et 380. get to all tt... lit~ 2144 S1IO ind 8lsc ~ -1. Round trip Island Min 2 yn ~ a.Trc. 6015 2 VT'S aid 1 'r teft on repew jOt'9 1100 wuu; IAGnu• NB condo ,_ beaeh. hopper S2'75 tot both retate<S •'<P nee Apply ~ WN'f, new 1495 Now liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit---------unn 2 rnuiet .,..... ~ u.. by 3121/'IMI Briton ~ :)..5Pm Mon-S-. S300. eaa a:u~ ~ &N no.."? 5 1 w Bay Co.ta •SR 2~8a ·Utw Pi1t MIIOA BUOi 2&48 wtown full b9th. N/S. en•• 2 .... n Mueho Gusto. 283 E •• .,1,.,1-11uet .. an lM the a-•·• Spaee Rent twnt\me, repaJl"ltled, 2 nNIR$01.A 2807 $.50Ch<Sep.. &4S-e7'99 17th St. CM No Dining 11>'9 & 5 chn. ---------... •c:e Dlrectlil• "P'S. dbl gw, lg yd DWlcMd •TVDIO W/ N• UDO Pllt Bc:h. Lg .,._,.calla P'ea• golf dub9. lluggeoe. PETS. help'°" Ind S t 450 (3t0) CM-8287 . kitchen a bMh. Nr bet! qut« h ... Ho amkll e..-YftYME!fT RestaurMt Position toots, m9nY k~ . &()tg I •11A ......... $115e tn L.aguna. l'TOO mo, druglpet. Ae.p M. f"llt &;Ml.-&,,V t -..__ '--I ~•-... __ a.ma.! .. !.:'~~·Petlo~·~·~·~~~~_liilJOJUl.Siiiiilliiiiiiiii. iiiiiiiiiillr--....... ___ help.. __ _ OT Op STATE LAGUIUl Stepe '° t>chl Patio, Avt now. CSM-0345 8'J8a. 1585 •<Mp. W ~~i. ~;;'i; , -- • • wld htcup, gw. Clar> cable pd. 72~7-•n artlculat•. HI .. •••••••••••••••••••••••••--1558 BEACH 2148 encie ne-56l9 ""-'CA MEWPOaT N• room, w/d, cable ~--LO~VT motlv•i.ct penon wla ""iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiil•I 1 na. 1 "" .. 2 a•-pt11.ng lV, decll. t.,,,,.s. pool. ,__.. • ~ • low or •ood. wine & 111 _.. llMMtlllift MU'9JUJlKNOMS ~. '";; ._-A~ ~BEACH 28S9 3 blk9 IO bch $400+ 5530 the resUiurant bu.a. Propetty 35 ACtea ol 18' l8a ($1 5 mllllon 1t/15' 1'750 mo ut11 dep IQ .. 7'23 &&s.50l3 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ne .. to IOI" OUt man- p rl•lln• mount•ln =-~s.:. ~ Incl 87'IMll)07 1Y rnaQ $250 Oft 11t lloJ NB·Bayfront pro• n/ ::!c,,,.,.!!:" := proe>env. Tr..., wtld -~-... a •-Vlewl v ....... 2.... amllr m.i. alV or-t llfe ,vlew Y••t.round ~ry CIUb. Av.it _... -• .,., pvt .,,_ ._.. "' DATA :T:,.. o.tJlilng ellP9<*~ & acceu ... 1•500 JaNOe tmrne d . 1 •500/l'no. :Jl>f 2be urvtl 1 nae IO bch, t,.. w td, gw wl = ~ :;~7t•7 ~ MA obtectiwa. Atten LAC. (Tt.,.4 e ... 7 LPt Tom, "'9tN.• M l.,,. bcn, IM now, 11200 oprw 11250, 714-QI• ---------llWnu c/o Mnwell, 1110 • yrty .,...._. 790J (310l 9'3"2MD N1M..o Malr BA tn 28R FIT, 90IN ~ice Bebcock SI, CM LMOURGAINl -~...,. Mew ~Badt -.epe •21R .. ••• ~. ~~~ tn cs.u encry f>Nlrd a Nt.27 ~ FAX 11• COi ()RADO llTN n&wa-va\.a lo ta.y & ~ Q. -,,..__ .,......... .._._,...... cu•tomer ae rvlc• 131·2841 No Pt-. .. 1.;;;M IUCJI 2119 Me. .-ow. ~ ~ •S10047SO. HOO rno ... ~ •• NtpM. 8ue'Y ~ Ca PINM _......, ~ISIS.. 9'7M7'M 1--~··•so COUntlnO OffiCe f~l---------H ...... ••.eoo • "".-.....-• Ne•port ~ • t Ama ~ eomeone -"° RETAIL SALIS Thi• one h•• It •V.W ....... 1111• 18R Fng. dahW9hr, .,_. "• Now ~ '-a ...... ~ & de-'"" a ~.,, Tlme M• a ll:p lnu. apruce , tl1a11 It•--' 111.A upA'a. .... '° Inc.I. No _...~ 1"-laM. dep N.~. ~. Hra e.n-ture penona ""<>WI- ...,_. ,.,.,, ..... bct\I Allf 11/11 11$0 a8A 28a. °"" rrp1e, Wto ...... ~1M Sp M Mon-Fri. Th• edgMD'e In OOU"'* gr.-y ~ 09er & "':1723 4494 t04 ta. .. •• patio. ac:roH from iiilWJCNt1' ii:UPifi beMf'lts oft~ are 1.9"\8 cteeired Pct! ~ el1l. Ioctl lomYllOnef .:O .... ,.,.,., Aot. Oaty '790940 bet\. ht 11111 11 100 N tw~. ~ 4'0t4C. ~ plmr\. •• pptlo •tton a t 9unctabte w/efee;trtc, 29fll. lr0 pMIO II IOO mo Cd~ P'ol a•. '500 Ind ""9Cllclll. paid hOl!dilt9 KUehen Thh•••· on1y., m1te to Cok>-~0: = ::~ COIO•A wt a ow ... Nrn w~c:.t1on• aou." Coaat .....,., r1Mlo Sprtnoa. ~ seuctio. no tach ... ,., 011-• • -..;;;;;;;;ci;jj~QB; ~ £"'1mr'°9 Or ..,_ nn.nc;u,g. Catt ~ Ac .. l8lll91J w 2122 DllJ Plot call~~ 1~ COP Alt: ....... m ..... .()ul ot SID W.., It. :=' .,:;_ o-.,:-In c........ ....19.jil 11ao;1 .., .,., c•1nlllt2G7 =-' l'\ra .-..~ •comm ~~ * HICKORY FARMS * ' ' UU THATTaJ Bodi YU!ni,.... ~Oltll dlaJa. NO mt •Q•'7 ~7 t l v A J '711 •K• SA • • • •• • K " • S Q 10 ta .. s &Q t. • 10•I11 .• A Q 11 ml •A & J 1011 t OAQ I 0 10 ... ' .. .... ,... 1 2 3 4 " PETS• 6049 JlNDIA1S •010aaam 1134 SCOOIDS . IOll -----1 fllf4k1lfllH-. ----------" ............. llewk auallNGTON ••o. N•w tlrH, M~ ~ 51~ c:9cte 51 ~ ........ ..... 81 Gerd911tool 11 12 13 -CB 1140 ="'° ~.0:--:. Doft9tlliaThls OM!tt bet ...... a...JU SAT Sam! Tools. retrig. lufTW.. tur•. ctolhff, ~ hold lt~•I t7f f Van Ork• Lane eludes 2 .,..,,.._ c.11 71~ AUTOllOBDES ACUU 9010 lllW 9030 .... ·-73al ..... IYofy lthr, llllJtO tnins. aN option., 1-ownet, mint. 17900. 721.olSS HONDA 9085 NEWPORT BEA CB 'U PRaLl#DIJ A/C, auto llhlft, lo/ ~ •lee sunrt. leavln9 6169 twn. ~ .... lmmed. Make off9'. ~· ----'"" liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •ae p ... 1ut1e B lue, 0'9entlo Ruw•• 9Unff, Ac. ps_ Pe. S ... I Newpott Hat· aiu, 4 new "'-. 71 K bot Hfgh. eoo ,,..,.,_ m1. l5t<lobo ate 111• --+-~~-+-~ ._A_ve_._s._t eam __ , ___ -ae'PIH!I U&-2..0 BALBOA 6049 ISIAND Houee Demo .... I SI, 4WS, naYY. good 1 0130. Door•. win-cond. $5300 Obo. Car dowa, llghla, faucets, In NB (909) 337~ (2)Jenn-Alr•. sinks. gar door+ opv, (2}jec: -------- tuba, <3>1g drtw v-.... MERCEDES 9130 (2)w/opnra. 240t a..u..o Dr. TIANSPOl'lATION POWERBOATS '7t 280&. °"¥ ...... Int. New bllltefy. Good ~atc ... MU9t ..._ St700. 720-1023 9140 7012 '80 llOa R••ll• .. r, r.o. Tenneau, new en- g ine, new radlat0t. Grend e.nka 32' wood SUS.50. 49SM812 6106 1973. w .. equlpt. ,_ ililliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii bottom & "-~ paint. -------- PRll8 ., lowing ~-l.eW•ll• ~NCC, 1 Ofc tum. hMhld items. 139•750 PP 641-8200 TOYOD 9210 "-'-· ..... 1'enter, ~ t9m, 9hOta/ a lot• of treuur .. 1 WANTED Duf'fV ..... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiill temale, I ,..,_ «*to wonned. S350.fr.MOZ2 117 Apolene-Saturd•Y 11'. 11' 0t 20'. wtldya. 13• Teteet W. low ml. 0wnen W1U. put '° 8-11 No Earty Birds (I 1 I) 3 5 7 -2 7 5 7 • EJ1Cet cand. A/C .._ =. ".:::::;: :: ': PIAJIOS a -"end (114) 722·141t root,5 •p. loaded. anty -*nal 1n ,__ ORGANS 6059 UI IOA S3300 obo ...._141o5 Levee klda. can PENINSUIA 6 107 llA.llINE SUPS ~~ « un GRAND. Gtoea ooas 1022 vousw&GEJt ms b I• ck. •Int co nd. ':Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lii&iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 1tee4 • lewln9 $1475. C8n detlwr. REllODl!UNO SALB.- . ~e-~ NEW '94 SEVILLE SLS ·New1'1~=-:;'l 1•VI ............ s.., ...... ·==~CMtnl •A._ lral• . ·Dael Alrlail• $Ann Per .. , 24 "f .77Month/Months For 24 moata.a. SISOO.• caM down or tnde eqalty plus He. tee. tax. ftnt .. ,.....t. Retldual "'-054.2', tMal drfft4$4l6JA, total of pqmenu Sll.905.52. 12;900 • ..,,_,.. 1.0. IRUllllM ICK NEW '94 LE SXBRE $375 ... \ Per I 36 Month/Months for J6 months. $2100.00 calh down or tnMh eqaJty plus Uc. rtt, tax. ftrst P17matt. Ra&dual Sll.637, total drive off $3614.75. '88CADIUAC SEYIUE lllfllr. ~luxury fetaltts. ~ ......_ (1~V-" '918UICK REGAL LTD lei blue. "*'Y ~ fellUls.*4cond! (1Ci05) ..._, Male L.llb "*. Cal 714/527·1854 Slflk W/cab, wal units/ 45' Slip, pattdng ..,,.,, nt '7t ft .............. 1"' ~ neueer.ct. •helve•. stereo. Fiii Zone. Walk to Cat need• Iola of~-------.-------------------------.--------- ._.aied "°"'~••••••••I c:lothea a more. 124 ,......,,.,.., etoree & WOltl. but engine Just•--------•·---------------II---------------• owner&. Neec1a a little 2&h Sl-ahy. SAT &-3 poet omc.. 723-45e'7 rebuill. ...00. When )'OU Wftle C-4 Jc*t Rooms. c nc and pau.nci.. GARAGB SALES 50· Sip ...... onty. __ ea1 _____ ,.._•_23_53 __ • • amlfledad. mlallk.mc.. ~ all 642-5678. Pl••M call Alrma, ...,C_O_S_T_A_MESA ___ 6_1_2_4 14' beam. LNe ,..._ M OOLP light blue. 5 Include d lllkrall .. lhl• ~9:tt2. • No OYeml. Util Incl speed AIC, 4 Or. new homes Put a few words OM&tl $M • TRADE Negotlal>'e. 7'2().0299 Uree. origlnlll owner, the f~ le lliu7 Clasifiad .,,, • a1" ~ ~.!!~ T~~,:. uoo 1sLE t.=o c:c;:...~ llnd re!:. the «*'satisfy to work for you. through classified •lnks,booka,ctothes, 13x38 boat allp for l.nve meaage 'f04Jt 0 Inst......... 842-5878 app,merine.baby... rent. 714/937·1MO 89CMN>SS you wn., hoUsinQ needs. • µ.1 • ~ ~-, . . . , .. ----&J~lo-.:'/ -~ ... ,... .. , ..... 4~--