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THE NEWFQRT BEACH • COSTA MESA One~ thing ~·" I ~
' CAR CRAZY ... Arnold
Beckman is appealing to the
Costa Mesa City Council
tonight for permission to buiJd
a 1,430-square-foot garage w
allow him to indulge in his
classic car hobby. He -currently
stores his five classic cars
elsewhere and tows them to his
residence when he wants to
work on them.
He's hoping to store them in
a bi-level structure so they can
be there when he wants to store
and restore .them. He needs
council permission because the
addition would exceed the
700-square-foot of garage space
allowed by city ordinance.
He al ready has 800-square
feet of garage -two
400-square-foot garages, one at
the rear and one at the front of
his residence -because they
were built before the city's law
existed. Uist month, the
Magnolia Street resident
pleaded his case before the
Planning Commission without
success. The council meets in
council chambers, City Hall, 77
Fair Drive ..
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SCHOOL DAYS ... The
Newport-Mesa Unified School
District will disclose the results
of a districJ-wide curriculum
review at its regular bo:ird
meeting Tuesday. Officials said
the review of practices and
procedures will be used by
Superintendent Moc Bernd as a
guide for reforming the district.
The meeting will st:irt at 7 p.m.
at the Harper Community
Center at 425 East 18th St. in
Costa Mesa.
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SHAKJN', NO BREAKJN'" ..
Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa police received no calls
reponing damage from an
earthquake at 1:21 p.m. Sund.a>'
Seismologists considered the
quake, centered in Panorama
City, to be an aftershock of
January's Northridge quake.
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NO WAILING ... Worried
beachgoers reported that a
small gray whale was within 20
yards of the beach just west of
the Balboa pier Sunday
afternoon. Lifeguards said
whales frequently CQme into the
shallow waters close to the
shore to frolic and to scratch
barnacles off their backs. The
whale was not in danger and
lifeguards did not fear the
animal would beach itself.
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WANNABES ... Newport
Beach drew SS aspiring
lifeguards Sunday to a tryout
for summer positions. The city
will fill positions after officials
determine how many of last
year's lifeguards want to work
again.
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SNEAK PREVIEW ... A
sneak preview of a bilingual
joint production by the
Overture Company of Opera
Pacific and the Sea &. Sage
Audubon \Viii be held at 7
tonight at Newport Harbor
High School, 600 Irvine Ave. at
15th Street in Newport Beach.
The production, titled "Crisis
in the Wetlands," is a
40-minute mixture of music and
drama which focuses on
teaching the importance of
environmental protec tion.
There will be a series of
hoods-on scientific laboratory
experiments after the
performance. For' information,
call 261·7963.
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TEA TJME ... The Costa
Mesa Senior Center will host its
. first high tea reception at 2
p.m. today. The event, hosted
by the contract bridge group,
will be a chance for fellow
seniors to act acquainted, learn
about events and discover wa~.
to &ct involved at the center.
There will be on art display
and strin1 quartet on hand for
entcnainmcnc. There is no
charae for the event
The Senior Center is at 69S
W. 19th Sa. For more
infomaak>n, caU 645·2356.
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1INIM11'111fMdMd
abput Saturday's
rain, it let couch
potatoes watch
basketball instead of mowing
their lawn But spring is here
now, so no more excuses.
See .wuther, Page 2 .
~inner of, California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
Hou .
.heaven:.
..,. More than 1,500 Harley
riders gather to raise
money for abused children.
BY MA.Jue RYAN, STAFF W1u'ru
U nlike James Dean and hi s
cohorts in "Rebel Without
a Cause,!' the mQre than
1,500 motorcycle-riding rebels who
1escended on the tony turf of
~ashion Island in Newport Beach
Sunday were invited and they had
a cause.
l,..eather nnd T-shirt clad
mavericks astride rumbl ing
American-made steel and chrome
Harlcy-Davidsons descended
under the watchful but welcoming
eyes of the police.
Riders participating in the
fourth annuaJ Canyon Crubc for
Kids were given a police escort
from their gathering spot in Irvine ·
Regional Park in Orange to the
Hard Rock Cafe in Newport
K..n.t.'YA RA1sosr . l>A1n · 1•11or
Beach as part of a fund-raiser for
a shelter for abused and neglected
children. Riders donated $1 5 each
for Child and Pnrental Emergency
Services, or. COPES.
Newport Mesa School Superintendent Mac Bernd and his wife Shelley, who both ride· Harley Davidson motorcycles look at some
Hogs on display as part of a fund-raiser Sunday at Fashion Island. " '
Far from being the bikers of
popular stereotypes, the crowd
spent a good ponion of 1he time
mingling among the 50 or so rare
or customized ''show bikes" on
display. The proud owners or the
machines spent their time
polishing as judges and spectaton.
mused over the custom paint jobs
and heavy sun-reflecting chrome.
"People almo t sec them as
objecb of art," said Mac Dernd, a
biker with 35 years experience and
Newport-Mesa Un ilied School
a---l.l.l·~u~pecintc.ndcnt "They arc
painted individu:illy, they're prclly
and people sec them as more than
transportation, they arc a thing of
art."
more than transportation and an
empty bank account.
"The interesting thing is that f
these motorC)cles have an outlaw
image but they have taken the
middle-class by storm," Bernd
said. "You meet people from all
walks of life and all occupations.
that's one of the joys (or riding)."
And fewer and fewer women
are content to ju!>t sit \\indblown
on the back. Although she adm ib
to being gently pushed into riding,
llernd~ wife-She4ley-has-her
I larley. •
She explained that she learned
how to ride safely at a riding
school in Arkansas and got some
experience bcf ore getting the
motorcycle she now rides.
expensive )OU don't ":.ant them to
fall O\-er (and get scra tched)," Mac
Bernd said. ·
The estimated 3,000 olher
part icipants, most \\caring boots,
black T-shirt emblazoned "it h the
trademark Harley-Davidson eagle
and 1eans and some \\Ca ring black
le athe r jackets and chaps with
englcs and other icons of the ro:id
tattooed on their arms, ate and
greeted friends while ":ii ting fo r n
free concert by S:in
Fr:mcisco·b:rsed rock gutrnrist
Chris lssak. The cafc "ill donate
all profit s from food s:.ilcs to
COPES in Santa Ana. '
~TSllYA lutSOS£. DAILY l11LOr
After paying $15,000 for a
base-model Harley-Davidson and
adding thousands more in
.modifications to personalize the
machine, a buyer rides aw ay with
"Once she got good (at handling
a motorcycle), we got her a Harley
-these things are so darned
COPES operates four group
homes for children younger than
12, offers parenting classes,
low-cos t counseling, telephone
crisis referral ~\l\d outreach
services.
Some of the 1,500 motorcyclists who participated in the t!ourth
Annual Canyon Cruise travel t()ward the Hard Rock Cafe.
A CLOSER LOOK,
Many-politicians reai:hing their limit
..,. Voters said they only want their
elected officials to serve a set
amount of time, so a number of
longtime representatives will soon
be looking for new things to do.
BY DAVID HE1TZ, STAH W1u11 ~
E velyn H~irt admits it's goi ng to be
hard. Very hard.
For her, public service has been a
way of lire for a quarter of a century.
Ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Late-night
meetings. Countless telephone calls from
newspaper reporte~.
It will all stop :it the end of this yeJr,
when her days as a Newport 13cach city ,..
councilwoman come to an end.
Her choice? Not necessarily. Her
constituents choice? Sort of.
Hart won't be allowed to run for council
again because of term limits, a political
wave that's sweeping the nation -even at
the local level.
Jn Newport Deach, voters decided
overwhelmingly in 1992 -by a margin of
81 % -that council members should be
limited to two 4·ycar terms. Dy thnt time,
Hart already was serving her fourth.
"I will miss the council, and it will be
hard for me not to want to give ndvice on
issues that arc important to the quality of
life here in Newport Beach," Hart said.
This year, she received a pin from the
city commemorating 25 years of service.
"I've worked at City Hall, the Police
Oepanment, and also ~l'\cd 4 years on the
Purtts and Recrclltion Commiuion ;. plu!>
my 16 years on the council -so there i!>
no retirement ror City Council member ,"
she ~id. "But I have had n rich
experience, and I thank the residents of
Newpon Beach for allowing me '° icrvc."
Hart 11id lhe'll spcnd her newfwld f rce
time voluntccril• -uleu she decides lo
run for State Sen. Marila Bc,._.'l •at,
which ahc has said II I pallibilitr-
Hart isn't the ont, CIDUndl _., who
K.Anl!IA RAINO,.;r:, l)AILY l'llOt
Newport Beach Mayor Clarence Turner and City Council member Evelyn Hart at
Saturday's ribbon-cutting ceremonies for the Boy Scout Sea Base. Hart, who
has been attending these kinds of events for 16 years as a council member, and
Turner will both have to give up their positions due to term limits.
·11 • .... WI Mc;p down this yc;ir bccttU!IC or tit!! new •aid ... At the state and rcdcrnl Incl. I'm in
lnw. ~fayor Clarence Turner and faV\)r or it. Thcy'1c not ~'' in tou<.h with .
councilman Phil Sansone -bo th of" l\om their conl>tilucnt a .. \\C urc on the lo.:al
have served two 4-year terms -alM>=:....;.w;...:_i;.;.ll._ __ 1;..;;cv_.,.e;;;.:I• where al n1ollt an)thing "c d1.> i ·-----~
say" gooobyc 10 public M:rvice. ubjcct 10 scrutiny."
T""ner, who will have scn:cd eight yc:m Dolh councilmen i.:.iid the) d1Jn'1 pl.in 11.>
on tlkNcwport ·Dcach City CounciJ by the run a11in anyway.
time his second term CAcU in November, On &he state level, h.:rm lim1b hti
said term limits "tclic\C the public of on nfttcted State Sen. Mari.in Ucfgcson, who
obliaation.'' will •lep down Cl'Oln her senate scat early
.. If they don't litct what'' happcnina. . to rcpl~ce retirf19 County Supervisor Tom
they've tot to relllC)VC people." Turner said. Riley.
$Intone apces . ."Wc're not caree r Dcrpt0n. 61, ii tM only candidate Who poli1~i1ns -this is not our primary source filed for Rile7"1 8M.
of income, noa al 5650 a mooth," Sansone ... ~ a
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All aspects of sro" ing
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2 Monday, March 21, 1994
No matter your·
complalnt, there
Is a procedure
W hat ever hoppcned 10
those old-fashion,
l11id-back medical
checkups when the doctor never
omnhmyrtrlnTWrong with your
The most invo~ive instrument
was a tongue depressor so you
could open your mouth and say
"Ahhh."
True, we
were younger
and h ealthier
in those days, '
t>ut' also if wa5
before the age
-or invasive
probes with
grotesque
instruments
scary enough
to make a
fright wig
cringe.
I'm not
59 and
Holding
agai11st
sc1eM1tic advances as long as
they don't invade my privacy.
Occa~ionally, when I have a
checkup, my tummy specialist
will thump around on my
abdomen, a slight frown
clouding his brow, and murmur
"I'd like 10 t:lke u closer look at
this."
What he has in mind is a
procedure designed to explore
the wild and te mpestuous
jungles or my bowels. ln
trnv~logue .terms it would be
called "Up The Colon with
Scope and Camera."
• The Colon Scope is merely
one of these internal
adventures. h 's also possible to
journey down you r alimentary
canal with ~ide trips 10 such
colorful linle ports-of-call as
the gall bladder. This trip is
known as an Endoscope.
Oath procedures utilize o
device resembling a thin garden
hose. You can only pray your
doctor has a green thumb. The
noale of the hose is equipped
with a light us well as a camera
to record )Our entire trip.
Unfortunately, they won't give
you a prin1 of the film to show
your friends, who urc bored
with your usual t:ipcs of
Disneyland and The Grand
Conyon.
The :.hortcst trip with a
mirrimunrofsightscclng Is the
Sigmokhcopc. a familiar
rear-end journey that is
included in annuul checkups.
The older we get the closer
we're scrutiniLcd. CAT scans,
Magnetic Rcsonnnce lnrnging
and X-rays arc un infernal pnrt
of our lives. Wha1evcr your
cornpluinl, there's a procedure
with your name on it.
Gone are th e days of simple
diagnosis \\hen your doctor said
"Take two gas pills, knock off
the chili peppers, and call me
in the morning."
Over the year:. I've had more
probes than the Mariner Space
missiom. r can almost hear my
esophagu-; warning my digestive
trncl of an impending visi t,
••Herc come another invasion of
·candid Camera.' Try aod act
like you know what you're
doing. And don't nash any
ulcer:.."
The final :.uspense: Waiting
for your biop:.y report. Dy the
time you learn you're OK,
you're ready for a rest cure on
a primitive island withou t any
medical services -even a wi1ch
doctor.
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LOOKINe llACK
PIRATE CRUISES
l'111rros couaruv S11tUL\N lraMaY
A group of buccaneers protect their ship during a Newport Harbor Yacht Club sponsored "Pirate Cruise."
Pirates of the Catalina
Buccaneer cruises were swashbuckling events during
Newport Harbor Yacht Club sponsored voyages in 1920
W inding its way through the twisting shoals
of Newport Hlfi-bor, a ship c·Jrrying 175
· swashbuckling pirates set out to "conquer"
the small community of Avalon, on Catalina Island.
In 1920, the Newport Harbor Yacht Club
sponsored "pitate cruises," which took club
members dressed in pirate garb, eye patches and
peg legs to the island. Most of the cruises are said
to have been spent drinking bootleg liquor and
gambling, and having some harmless fun on the
side.
Aboard the' 160-foot schooner, skippers issued
commands in nauti~I language to their first' mates,
plank walking scenes were played our and the sbjp's
deck looked as if a mu\iny had broken out.
On the island, the pirates paraded up to the
Tuna Club and back to the steamer landing to the
delight of the islanders.
Back on shore, a 11 0-foot homecoming pennant
w:is broken out, fireworks were launched and
awaf<is--were-given to those wirh the tresrcoslumc.
While the exped.ition began as a stag cruise, wives
were invited to attend after a bit of coaxing. Some young pirates 9.~t awards for their costumes.
The pirate cruises .were some of the most
memomble local cruising events in the club's
history.
lnformnlion for Ibis Drliclc tYDS obtDincd in pnrt
from the Newport HDrbor YDclit Club's 75 Year
Jlistory book, and the ShermDn Library.
-By Nancy C/Jcevcr
A lucky buccaneer is
surrounded by some
lovely lasses during one
of the Pirate Cruises.
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Luck# of the Irish wasn't
present at Santa Apna 1
I 'f WAS A PEltl'ECf
UAY, EXCEPT FOH
TtUS ON£ 'C'lUFLING
D£Tt\IL--~ Anita
-Putk wa'> a spectacula r
:.ight, a scene strnight out
of a picturo po)tcard.
The Direc1ors Room of
the Tur(Club, \\ith Its
pine
. pnneling
imported
from an
Ebglish
manor,
looked
b ninl.
The
:.plcndid
buffe1
rnbles
made
even the
most Local.
Scene . elegant
-----fare
aboard a cruise ship
resemble a fas t-food
cafeteria.
Hosts Bob and Fran
Morgan, celebrating hb
birthday, couldn't ha\C
been more grucious "hilc
entertaining 90 of their
nearest :111<.l dearc)t
friends.
My e'er-pleasant
comp:inion, Churley
Hester, w.1s at the pea~ of
his charming form.
So what was \Hong "it h
this picture?
I cou ldn't (sob!) pick .i
wi nn er, that's what.
f r:in Morgan tricu to be
helpful. A hor~e named
Heezforgramps was
entereil in the si~th r:.icc,
and she confided thai her
husband w;is culled
(i ramps by the family's
young'uns.
Wow, talk about a tip)
So I rushed to in\cst the
remains of a d\\ inuling
trea!>ury on I lcczforgrJmp:.
-and the horse. at long
odds, finished ~o fur bJc~
in the pack that it "as
swallowed 111 the nmh
enveloping the San Gabriel
Mountains.
On a reassuring note,
Hester c:i1uu:uctl..1h:.11 he
had enough money left to
purclwsc gas for the riue
back to Corona <lei ~tar.
l scanned entries in the
i.even th race, chcckins to
sec if there was a ho1..,c
named Gas Money. Alas,
there was no such 'unimal.
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SPEAKING OF
HUNCHES - In the
seventh race at Santa
Anita on Thur)day, there
was an lri~h-bred hor~e
named King's Loch.
Being St. Patrick's Day
and all, what could go
wrong?
There were only se,en
nags entered, and King's
Loch was the longe:.l :.hot
or all.
Besides, the jockey was
a fine lad named Patrick.
Sure, and it was a
message from horse-rncing
heaven.
So wha1 wcn1 wrong?
well, here's a clue: ·
Patrick's last nrimc wasn't
Casey or I laggerty, it wt1s
Valenzuela.
King's Loch came In
last.
One of my louts, Uobby
Brennon, had a ready
exr.l;rnu1io11. • :Uack home in lrclund,"
he told me, to9 late, "the
'J1u~s nin fa-lltc,:,,..i.µ....,,.,. __ _
direction.
" 0 TOO DAO 'l'JI EIU:
WASN 'T A HORS£
NAMED ZM1UONI -In
the quaint jargon of
Corona_ del Martians, we
c:ill the :.treet·sweeping
machine) Zambo.His
because they resemble-fhe
things employed to clear
1he ice ~havings from the
Anaheim Pond.
Well, Zamboni zapped
me again the other day. It
co:.1 me another $29 to be
reminded that 1 shouldn't
be purl.ing in its sweeping,
sucking path.
This latest encounter
was especially unfortunate
because I'd been saving
1he money for investment
purposes next duy ~t Santa
Anita. l had plan.ncd to
, \\ager the entire bundle on
King\ Loch and
I lcc.dorgramp:..
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~EW LIGHT smm ON
~IEXICAN ltESOllT . ,
TRAGEUIES -This
'>puce is intended for
light ·hearted purpo~cs, but
mon: information has been
forthcoming on the \\\O
(unrelated) deaths recenll)
reported from Puerto
Vallarta.· ,
~like A hen, former
Newport l lurbor High
football coach, called 'from
his Sacramento Home 10
confirm thut hi:. ·
~11;pmo1hcr, Pa11i, had
been found slai n at the
f:imily') home on Mexico's
\\C~t rna~t. She had beet}
bludgeoned 10 death, after
urpris111g hurglars in her
bedroom.
Her husband. Dr. Jim
Ashen, had been at his
den tal olf1ce:. in
Sacramento, :1her
a11cnu1ng memori::il
scr. ices here for his
longtime friend. Allv. llill
Wiuman. A.. reported
c.1rlicr in ·1 he Oail)' Pilot,
1 the highl) ·rcgardcd
Ne" port Ueach attorncv
.rnd chic ac1ivb1 had been
f:itall) injured in a· fall at a
Puerto V;1llartu hotel,
\\hile rncutioning with th e
Ashcns.
Mcxic.1n police arc
investrguting. Mike Ashen
ayio he'll l.cep many local
friends po!>tcd on
dcvclopmcn1s.
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ANl> !'\OW, IN
CLOSING, PAUL SAL\TA
PRO\'IOES A Ll'n'LE
COLLEGE llUMOH -
E\ccpt possibly for noble
Tommy Trojan himself,
J>uul Salata bo\\s to
nobody in his fierce
lo}altics to dear ol' USC.
So l \\as startled the
other day \\hen Sal:.ita told
me he's lool.ing for a
UCLA sign -for
placement on the
das hboard or his Cardinal
<1nd Golt.I chariot.
Jt's needed, he said, so
that h\! can park in
"lwndic;ippcd" zone~.
Jcr,.y Kob1·i111s colum11
ru11s A1011dny ond
I l'cdnc·stla)'.
LUNCH MINU
Nc11port Mesu
Elcmcnwry school meals
thi> 11cck:
~londuy-Grilled chee~e
sandwich or chicken
nuggets, carrot coins with
ranch dip, chilled pears,
fortu ne cookie, milk.
Tuesday-Chicken
taquitos with sour creum
rclricd ~can" tossed grc~n
~a lnt.1.w1th choice of tight
Ll1c~~1ng, orange wedges
milk. '
. Wcd!1csdoy-Occf pally
111 ous JUs or chicken
nugget'S, steamed rice celery \tic~s with peanut butter,
:1pplesaucc, milk.
',f!•unday -Vcci:tari:111
chclt with tor1itt'J chips or
• c~ickcn nuggets, carrot
>t1.cks, chilled pineapple,
Ol1lk.
•·rlday -Turkey boloana
i.\nd cheese sandwich on
hero toll or chicken nugcts
with dinner roll, bakeCI 'ater
tots, milk .
Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
UMITS .......... ,
B ccouse of Proposition 140
term limits, Bergeson
cannot run for re-election
after her term expires in 1996.
She said she has been interested
in running for a county supervisor
seat for 11 long time, but admitted
!he term limits law may huve
mfluenced her decision.
"! don't think (term limits) is
the panaeen the public thinks it
is," Bergeson said. "We're at a
time when there's just universal
distrust or public officials."
Meanwhile, Assemblyman Gil
t-,---Ferguso~ -wtro C':ln only run
once more for the assembly
because of term limits -is
runni,Jlg for Bergcson's seat.
Marian Bergeson Evelyn Hart Phil Sansone
LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE
.•.
,_
Turner, like the majori1y of N~wport Beach council members,
• adaman1ly opposes term limits on
the local level. He believes it mar
some_baclc to bite th'c city.
He said the council's new blood
•may have trouble getting
influential positions on important
With the advcnf or term limits,
NcwP.Orl Bench Councilwoman
Evelyn Hart, Mnyor Clarence
Turner, Councilmnn Phil S:inSdnc
and Suuc Sen. Mnrian Bergeson will
be doing somct}Jing else wh.i<n 1995
rolls around. Herc's how they'll
occupy their time:
volunteer Y.ork -\\hich "ill not
change when I'm off the council, ns I
will continue lo serve the area where
I can helJ>:" -·
Sbc s:iad she also is considering a
bid for Dcrgcson's scat. Bergeson
: will step down :it t)1c end of this year
10 replace retiring County Supervisor
Tom Riley. •
not even worried about it .. For me,
i\'s time lo move on," Turner &aid.
•· 1 could come back In four years if 1
wanted to, but don't hold yo11r
bre:ith.''
He. said he doesn't pl:in to pursue
a career in politics.
PHIL SANSONI . regional boards and committees,
such as the League of Cities,
South,ern California Association of
Gov~rnments, the sanitation
districts, Transportation Corridor
Agencies, wnter and air quality
districts and Transportation
Corridor Agencies.
IVILYN MART
"One of the things 1 really enjoy i~
CLAatNCI TUaNIR
"I h:ivc so many things to do.Tm
·'I'm going to try lo play a li11lc more
golf. I haven't had my am:itcur radio
"Yqu've got to build up a
certain amount of seniority in the
· system to be able to get on those
things,'' Turner said.
For Turner, the most important
.issues during his tenure centered
around John Wayne Airport and
the push to convert the El Toro
Marine base into a commercial
airporl. Eve n before he was
elected to the coun_eil, Turner
spent several years working toward
the airport sc1tlement agreement.
Dut when it came time last
' . .
Through the years
Although term limits ore new to Newport Bc:ieh and
urc not in effect in Costa Mcs:i, through history, terms
hnvc lnstcd on avcrogc just five years in Newport and si:<
ta Mesa years. Herc's how the cities break down: ............
mber or council persons, 1906-1994: 98•
• Average time served: 5' years
•Number of members serving 4 years or less: 66 (67%)
•Number of members serving 8 years: 15 (15%)
•Number of members serving more than 10 years: 12
(12.2%)
·•Number or members serving more than 12 years: 7
(7.14%)
•Number of members serving 8 years or more during
• first 44 years of city's history: 9
• Number of members serving ~ years or more during
fast 44 years of city's history: S
• Two counci l members skipped a year and cnme back.
Ce11t•M•N
•Number of council persons, 1953-1994: 31
• A"eragc lime ~rvcd: 6 years
•Number or members scl'\'ing 4 ycnrs or ks : 18 (58%)
• Number or members SCNing 5-8 yenrs: 8 (26%)
• 1':umbcr of members scning 9-10 years: 2 (6%)
•Number or members ~erving more thnn 10 years: 3
( ICYC)
• Number of members serving 8 ye:in. or more during
first W years of city's history: 5
•Number of members serving 8 )car!> or more <luring
last 21 ye:irs or city's history: 2
month 10 appoint someone to the
Ornnge County Regional Airport
~uthority -the group designed
to push for the conversion of El
Toro -the council appoi nted
Plnnning Commissioner -Tom
.Edwards to represent Newport
Oeach, realizing Turner won't be
around much longer.
The council repeatedly ref u!ocd
10 put a term limit ini1ia1ivc on
residents collected enough
signatui'es to put it on the bullot
themselves.
M ari;i Hedges, wife of
Councilman John Hedges,
'spearheaded the petition drive.
".f lJlink thut by cncour:iging a
maximum of 8 years he,re at the
city level, you're constantly getting
· people who :ire not politicians -
they're jul>I ci1izens," she said. "l
think we want people representing
us, especially al the local level, to
be more like our neighbors -just
rour basic citizen, not part of the
burcal\cracy."
the ballot. The measure finally was
put before voters when a group of
•
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Saturday about upcoming
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County Performing Aris
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Monday, March 21. 1994 3
1epping down for 1wo or. rour
)CUr), In Ney.port, council
mcmbcr:i. can run again aru~r
)i\ting out one 4·ycar 1crm.
.... here arc implications or term
limih 1hu1 l think 1ve've only
begun to undet)\and," !>aid Bill
Hodge, diree1or of the Orange
County chapter of the C:ilifornia
Le:1gue of Citic!>. "h lakes a ye:ir
or two to really get up to speed
and functioning as a good !>lrong
council member in the local
community, and then to sort of
turn to }Our opportunities to 5erve
.on regional boards."
I ledges 'laid !>he doesn't buy
_lh.a.L''l1 dot~n·wake-1-hal-loflg-«>--
figure out how 10 make )Our way
around city hall -at least.it
Clarence Turner
turned on more than three ume'>Min
tile post y~r."
H~snid his pohlieat career is · •
~ni$hcd.
MAJtlAN llAolSON ·
Ocing the only candidate \\ho f1kd
for County Supervi!>Or Tom R1~y·s
scat, Bergeson will resign her sen:.atc
scat at the end of this year -0111:
year early -and take O\Cr for Rik~.
boards will be irnp:1ctcd b) term
limit) because other cities· h:.tH!
the law, 100.
"More and more citic!) arc
enacting term limits, so
everybody's going to be on a Jcvel
playing field, as far ::is that goes.''
1>he said.
Ten Orange County ciucs ha\c
term limit la\\S, including N'" port
Deach, Huntington l3each, ll'\ inc
and Sanln Ana.
Costa Mesa doc)n't htt\r.! term
limits, nor does ti1e
Newport-Mesa Unified Sc.hoof ·
District, C-orni ~tc .. a S;rnitar)
District or ~tcsa Con-.ol1da1cd
Water District.
didn't seem to take John that
long_."
School board member Rod
MacMtllian, who has sel'\ed
tht! ~e"'port"Mesa Unified School
District for almost 30 yenrs, said
he bdic,e!o lcrm limits hurt more
than help -a.t lc.;ist orl the local
kvcl. •
"If )OU hu\e lerm hmit!)/it tukcs
a\\a) lrom \.Otcrl> the choice of
electing" ho the) ''ant,"
M:1cM1\han uid.
He most rcccn1ly wus re-elected
111 1%9, \\hen he \\Oil with 63% of
the vote.
He plan'> to run :1g:i1n in 199-t.
"If 1 cJn ~el'\c the communtlY :lnd
there\ a job that need:. lo be Jone
-:ind I'm ctkcti'c in the :.choob
-then I'm going to run.''
1 he prc:.idcniial term limit l:m,
in the' form of the 22nd
Amendment, ''as ratified b) the
.!>l:llC'> in 1951. Turner sn/C th.e
trad. n.:..:ord of presidents since
then is one "J)' of C\ alu.:.iting the
LI\\':. effr:ct1\'enr:ss.
· I think 11 ''ould be difficult to
dcltnJ that there hal> been a
president )tnce 1951 th.:.tl hns
performed 1n J more stellar
nunnc..r th~n those "ho served in
our ftr,l ccntur. of c~btencc," he
:..1iu "\\'here arc the Jachons.
Lincolns .1.nd \\ :bhingtons of
Mos1 cities \\Ith term limits tod.1y'? The) don't C\Cn come
allow politician:. to run ag:1111 'after lose."
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4 Monday, March 21, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Dally Pilot
PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-030, cxr. 387
Talk about
stackillo--
the deckl
Ye.t .another victorJ :in Millen's as~ault
~ No. 2 Orange Coast blitzes No. 1
Grossmont in women's· fennis~ -.
but Chabot steps up to become
No. 1. How come·? You be· the judge.
A fier her second-ranked Orange Coast
College women's tennis team not only
defeated, but blitzed, top-ranked and
defending ~tate champion Grossmont, 7·1, on
'\larch 11, ii figured the Pirates would assume
the throne as the new No. I.
Not so.
The Pirates stayed behind in the rankings, at
~o. 2 behind Chabot, despite the convincing .
\ 1ClOI) ovc r the Griffins.
A rc:.ison may not be too difCicult to lind.
"'The coach of Chabot (Georgie Chivington)
1'.> in charge of compiliAg the rankings," sajd
OCC Coach Janice Maran. "She is hired by the
ITA (Intercollegiate Tennis Association) to put
them.out :.rnd \Oluntcers to do it for the state
of Californiu."
While Maran refuses to go sb far :.is to s:.iy
her Pirates should be top-ranked, she did add,
.. They (Chabot) :.ire No. 1 and they m:.1y prove
11 :it the end of the year. Dut, they fiave never
ye t won the whole thing."
The Pirates are 9-0 overall
and 7-0 in the Orange
Empire Confereqce, where
they figure to roll threugh.
"I know there are some
outstanding individual
players around, but we may
have the best team overall,"
said Maran. "1 guess we're
better than l thought."
Fiona Jones, OCC's No. 1
singles player, provided the
spark for the Pirates'
surprisingly easy win over
Cottages Grossmont, outlasting the
Griffins' Julie Dobrin in a
three-hour, 40-minute match,
5-7, 6-4, 7-6 (8-6).
• Last season, Southern C.1lifornia College's
Shannon SayloF earned all-conference honors
while sharing the starting pitchi ng chores with
13eth Howa rd.
This season, Howant is piling up impressive
numbers. She recently extended a scoreless
innings streak to 46 before having it snapped
l:is t Tuesday in the fifth inning ngainst A.wsa
Pacific, a game that was suspended because of
darkness.
"Although Saylor won the honors last year,
we n'ver really considered one pitcher over the
other," said SCC assistant coach Beth
Renkoski. "13eth came on really strong at the
end of the season (at one point winning Pitcher
of the Weck honors in the conference).
"This year, 13eth has started out stronger."
Part of the reason for Howard's success has
been her control. Against Point Loma, she did
not "alk a batter \\ hile striking out eight.
Overall this season, Howard has yielded just
four earned runs in 55 innings.
"She has very good control of all her
pitches.'' said Renkmki. "She hits her spots
1nd has the ability to throw hard."
The streak came soon after a win over
Division I San Diego State and a loss to UC
Riverside, Howan.J's only setbnck in eight
decisions.
Howard blanked San 13crnartlino, Driar Cliff
(Iowa), Whillicr (a perfect game), University of
San Diego, Poi nt Loma Na.wrcne and
Concordia.
~ Long ordeal fading , for Newport Beach
driver in wake of continued success.
BY R.lCllAllO DUNN, Sroars Wurn
W hile Steve Millen was confined to physical
therapy wurds and forced to cat meols
. lhrough straws, he never lost his" spirit for
the roce track. , ' • •
Serious injuries caused by il crash last June at Wat-
kins Glen, N.Y., required Millen to digest· ~even
months of excruciating rehabilitation, the longest pe-
riod of time that he'd been out of
racin& in 20 years.
"While I didn't race, H still gave
me enough encourageme:it that l
wanted to come bnck and race in
1994," said Millen, determined to
recover from a broken left humerus,
two skull fractures, a shattered jaw,
four broken ribs, and nerve damage
to his face that induced afniction
beyond the obvious infirmities.
Millen, 41, couldn't sm ile or even
move his lips.
"Decause of the skull fractures
and the nerves that control your
face, there were a lot of little side
effects, like. I coulc.Jn't blink, and if
you can't bl*1 )'Our eyes dry up,"
Millen said. "And when your hear-
ing goes, it's like living in a cave .
"So there were a lot of other little
things associated (wit h the broken
bones), which was frustrating. And
then the (humerus) in my arm didn't
heal, and l had to have a bone graft
to screw the bones together."
Mill en, a Newport Deach resident,
and the team leader for Nissun's GT
Series, suffered from atrophy, when
the muscle tissues in his arm began
to deeuy, a common occurrence
when a limb has bee n immobilized
in a plaster cast. ·
"When you haven't used your arm
for two months,.you can't even pick
up a cup," Millen snid. "It's pa-
thetic. Your muscles start shrinking
away to nothing. I lost a lot of
weight with the accident and the as-
soc i at cd problems, a nd con-
sequently, I lost a lot of the muscles,
so it was u matter of wotl..i:ic hard. l
had to try and build up, starting
with the lightest type of weights you
can find. My motivation was to get
strong enough to race."
• for Millen, who owns and op-
erates Steve Millen Sports Cars in
Costa Mesa, seven months secn1ed
like eternity. • ''F ortun~ucly, I've been in a
150 mph on the side," Millen said. "I was on a right
angle to the track from the racing surface, and he hit
me in the rear wheel."
Retirement never crossed his mind.
"When I used to be a lot younger, l thought that if
I got to be 30, I'd be happy, because that's when a
101 of good race car drivers used to retire," he said.
"Out a lot of drivers now are still having a good mea-
sure of suecess in their carty SOS, sd 1 huven't set my:.•
self u year. I think the time will come wheo I know
il~s time to retire, and that'll be when I'm not com-
petitive anymore."
In this case, bad wreckage or not, Millen is· far
-.
•
than 24 faps in the 62-car licld. .
tn uddition, the Nissan win marked the first time
since 1983 rhat a production-based car capture~ the
overall Rolcx 24, as well as the fi~t Daytooa win for
a GTS class car since 1977, and the li~t for .a front-
engine machine since 1976.
For Millen, lhe GT Scrii:s schedule has no mercy
on his comeback. Th~ Rolex 24 Hours at Oayton:i,
an(f "1c 1~1SA Contac t2 Hours of Sebring (fin.)
Grund Prix of Endurance on S~llurc.Jay, arc the two
lo~gest and mollt gruding race~ of· the year. .
Dul ~1illen hasn't missed a beat. On Wednesday,
Millen qualified the Nfssan 300ZX Twin Tur~o (prc-
pJrcd by Cunningham Racing) to
start the 12 Hours of Sebring from
the GTS class pole posi1jon.
Millen , the team lc:.11..lcr for the
two-car Nissan GTS effort, covered
the 3.7-mile course in 2:01.0H, avcr-
:1ging 110.03 mph l!J,'iCCUre the pole.
No compe titor ran quicker in
Thursda)"s fin al qualifying session in
the 48-c:.ir field, but the Millen-led
team !>t:.irtcd Salurd:iy's event from
third ovcrull. because of I MSA n:gu·
lations that rc-.er.·cs the top·t\\O griJ ·
positions for World Sports Car-.
(WSC). ''T be WSC are new . this yc:lr,
anti they're made for the ul·
timate cl~!I in lf\tSA rocing,'' Millen
!.aid. "It's early in the development,
and thl! cars urcn't going as quick :is
·they eventually wi ll go, but I was the
quickest qu:1lifier O\Cr;ill."
Last yea r, Johnn) O'Connell and
John Morton combined \\ ith Millen
to win the 12 Hours of Sebring, giv-
ing Nissan its milestone IOOth IMSA
GT win.
And the final result on Saturday's
cndca,ors? Another 'ictory for
Millen", tc:11ning "ith O'Connell unc.J
Morton, :,omc live lap'> :1hcad of the
ne:.irest rh.il in ncgo1i:11ing the
1,209.9-mile. 3~}-lap race with an
average speed just mer I 00 m.p,h.
• ~tillcn grew up in Auckland,
New Zealand, and hus lhcd in the
0 .S. since 19 2 .. He left llChoul at
age 15 to \\Ork for an automotive
comp:.in)'· That's when ~tilkn met a
race car driver in the parts dep:.irt-
ment, and \\a:; im itcd one day to
watch him race.
Aftcr.H1rJ. .., l.nC\\ right then
th:u's \\hat I w:.1111cd to do," Millen
said.
He devoted his life to racing.
couple of accidents, but I've
only been kept out for five weeks
maximum," said Millen, the 1992
IMSA Exxon GTS Drivers Cham-
pion, c:ipturing four pole positions
and earning wins at Miami, Mid-
Ohio, New Orleans and Lime Rock
to lead Nissan to the Exxon series
Newport Beach's Steve Millen, along with his Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo.
"I did whate,cr it took," Millen
said. "Every ce nt I earned went into
r:icing cars, then llnally I wa!> able to
tlrh e other peoples· racing c.irs,
which \\US the goal. It's extremely
lrnrc.J to come from a no11-fin-:incial
background and become a • profe.,-
sional race car dri,er. ·1 here arc
very few race car c.Jri\e rs 111 the
\\Oriti \\ho get paid \\ell to drive. I
w<is just persistent.
"You ah\ays h.l\c a lot of me-
GTS Mnnufacturcrs Championship, the most coveted
honor in the series.
"We'd won the championship the year before, with
Nissan winning the Manufacturers Championship and
me winning the Drivers Championship, so my goal
last year was to win back-to-back titles, and we were
on line for it when the accident happened. It kind of
blew that season."
ll almost blew his life.
Millen got involved with another car while he was
lapping it, but Millen was bumped into the side of
. the track.
"The next car came through and hit me at about
Pirates belted, 1 0-1
from retiring .. He's one of the few whose mid-life cri -
sis includes being in your prime..
•Millen, considered one of the most versatile driv-
ers in American motorsports, made a triumphant re-
turn to the track Feb. 5-6 at the IMSA Rolex 24 in
Daytona Beach, Fla., where Millen set an event
record for a GTS class car, logging 707 laps :.iround
the 3.6-mile Daytona International Speedw:.1y cour c
in a Nissan 300ZX Twin Turbo for a grand total of
2,516.92 miles at an average speed of 104.80 mph.
Sco11 Pruett, Dutch Lietzingcr and Paul Gent iloai
joined Millen in"' the victory,· as Nissan defeated its
closest challenger -a Porsche 911 Turbo -by more
chanical problems and different
things, but you just have to mercome tho'c th111gs
<1nd never give up. H:iving sa id that, J'd h:Hc to Jo it
nil over. You have to sacrifice a normal life a!> :i
young person, and spend all of you r time going for it.
"A lot of people say, 'Man, )Ou'rc rcall} Juel-). I
wish l could do that.' Dul mo)t people, you sec.
aren't prepared to make the i.acrifices."
Millen wasn't so lucky last June. Reali ty sets in on
the glamorous life of a race ca r drive r. "hen nnothcr
ca r accelerating ot 150 mph crushes into )Ours. Hos-
pital life isn't fu11. •
Dut, then, those are just some of the sacrifi ces
Millen has mad e ... for continuing reward'I.
DCC swimmers dominate
Cuesta Invitational field
SAN LUIS ODJSPO -If there was any doubt to Orange
Coast's relative strength in community college swimming
on the !llate level, whether men or women, the fact was
made clear on Friday and Saturday at the Cuesta lnvta·
tional: Coast is No. 1 anyway you want to look at it.
I
COSTA MESA -Or-it ungc Coast College's base-\•
ball fortu nes continued to
plummet on Sunday in a .
1nakeup of Saturday's rain-
out, as Golden West Col-
The Pirates' men, behind German import Matthias Otte,
a 6-foot-8 sophomore, captured the prestigious Cuesta
crown with a 104-point margin over their nearest compc1i-
tion, even with their No. 2 swimmer, South Africa's Grant
Ferguson, absent bccnuse of other commitments.
Otte won the 100 back, 50 free and 100 breast, and
helped pace three winnin& relay teams.
The Pirates' women's team, meanwhile, slaughtered the
fielJ with a whopping 756 points, with Diablo Valley a dis-
tant runner-up with 332 points.
Sophomore Brandi Ko~ub, the nation's be~t in 1he 50
back n year aao, and the state's reigning record-holder in
the 100 bock, led the way.Jor the women's side.
•Summaries/Sec: Page).
lege's v1s11ing Rustlers re-
corded a 16-hit, J0-1 Orange Empire Con-
ference victory. .
The Rustlers snapped a 1-1 score in the
fourt h inning with a solo home run by
Robert Prince, then put it away with a
three-run fifth inning and a four-run sixth
frame to improve to 9-11 overall, 3-6 in
conference play. Orange Coast, in the
final Four at last year's state playoffs,
dropped to 3-14 overail, 0-9 in conference.
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Or.ingc Co.1st 100 000 000-1 5 6
l.iR0<u and Charles; l4pH, G.lrdncr (5), Wiison
(6), 81.inchct (8) and Henson. W-L.ilocu.
l-lo~i. 1·2. 28 -Fonstta (OCC). JB-fl.an.a1.an
-----------------------~ ~ !GWC). !tit-Prince <CWC). 1
1195 S.ker, Coetil Meu ..... -........ . Oplr¥ Man.-81L .. so I GDp ua • aA .. it 'IQp it
MMltotC.-C.-.•11 •••~ ........ -------------(
to 30%
70~n
Name Brands -Everything must go
1
t Basic Threads
t SoftTouch
. t Baryshnikov
t Danskin
t One Step Ahead t America Is Miking It
W1il 1xpanding so you don't have to .. ·
SHAPE UP NEWPORT is making room fa( r.lew CardievasctJlar equipment.
Be sure to take advantage of this one time
clearance sale. Stop by soon, for ~est selections.
-~ ...............
Saturday, March 19 to Saturday March 26
Monday-Friday lam to 7pm -Saturday 10 am to s pm
-Sunday Sam to 1 pm
iOIO lrvlne , Newport leach • 61•·1621
·•
NewPOrt Beach/Coata Mesa Daily Piiot
LOCAL ICHIDULI Keeping cool under flre
MONDAY
, .....
College -Linficld College at
Southern Californl;a College, 11 a.m.
Tennis
College women -P11dfic Lutheran
;it Southern Californi;i College, 2 p.m.
Hi3h school boys -Ne\\-port
Harbor ill Peninsulil, J p.m.
s.~11.11
Community<ollege -Cypress at
Orange Const, J (>:'In.
l•tl•lnfeft
High school ..: Newport H.1rbor .ll
Corona del M ar, 3 p.m.
DEEP' SEA FISHING
'6UNDAY'I FISH COUNTS
g
~3
N•wpert La~tlln• -4 bo;11s, GO
anglers. 2t-l rock cod, 2G cow cod, 95
bonito, 1 sand b.iss, 17 scul1>in, 4
shccphc;id, 1 halibut, 9 sole, 3-l blue
perch, 84 m .icl.crcl.
Dcrv•r• L•ck.r - J bo.t1s, 121 .inglcrs.
52 bonito, 4 calico b.iss, 12 s.ind b.us, 50
sculpin, 16 sticcphc.id, 10 rock lish. GO
m.acLcrcl, 75 perch, 31 ~hitc lish, 8
opJlc>e• 1 soirgo.
Three~year-old J.J. Altobelli hasn't a care in the world as he
swings away, perhaps in anticipation he'll be called on to
help the cause. It was a lost cause Sunday as his dad's
team, the Orange Coa~t Pirates, dropped a 10-1 baseball
decision to visiting Golden West.
COMMUNITY COLLEGE MEN AND WOMEN'S SWIM SUMMARIES
1 :48.89; 8. Kerr (OCC), 1 :49.66; 11.
Siu/div.int (OCC), t:51.25. S:J2.GO; 9. W.111 IOCC). 5:19.87; 10.
Aardal (OCC), 5:39.91. CUESTA INVITATIONAL
MIN
Team scoring: I. Orange Co.:isl, G19; 2.
200 medley relay -1. OCC (Ollc,
Emmons, Ruflini, Ritlgcrs), 1 :41.24; 2.
Ventur.i, 1 :42.36; J. Cuesta, 1 :-l2.51.
100 individu.11 mcdlcr. 1. Espino
(Cuesta), t :04.28; 2. W1klcr (llartnell),
1 :05.00; 3. Pai.;an (OCC), 1 :05.26; Olhcrs;
Cl;iircmonl (OCC), 1 :OG.99. Cucst.i, 515; 3. ColcJcn West, 4 t 7; 4.
Vcn1urJ, 362; 5. Oiablo V.:illcy, 270: G. El
100 brc.ist -1. Otte IOCC), 1:01.05; 2.
Price (El Camino), 1 :01.18; l. Poppin
(Ccrl'ilos), 1 :Ol .50;·0thers~ 5. Emmons
(OCC>. 1 :OJ.JO; G. f!anagctti (OCC),
•C.Jmino, 255. • •
200 (rec -1 . .\-t.tCE\\Cn (Vc.nlur.t),
1 :04.44.
:?00 free relay -I. OCC (Olle,
l'.1Mgclli. Rurrini, R1tl~crs), 1 :27.GO; 2.
\'rnlur.l, 1 :29.63~ 3. Colden Wcsl, 1 :J0.27. 100 b01ck -1. O llc (OCC), 52.35; 2.
1 :50.7.4; 2. Nicol.:io (West Valley), 1:59.Bp;
3. Espino (Cuesta), 2:01.tlO; Olhcrs: 4.
Percir.i (OCC), 2:03.90; G. OcCook (OCC),
2:05. t ~; 7. Simpkins (OCC), 2:05.55.
1650 free -1. McMillian (OCCI.
I 7:02.5 7; 2. Jones (Cu est.ii. t 7: 10.00; 3.
Cr.tu (Merced), 17: 10.61. Others: 6. Sicjj
tOCC). 17:23.92; 7. Slurdi\.lnt IOCCl,
17:49.11 .
Lyon (Cues101), 55.16; J. l.imb (Cucsla),
55.63; Olhers: 9. Rillgcrs (OCC), 57.5-l.
400 individu.il medley -1. Rodriguel
(El C;1mino), -l:24.69; 2. Barrow (Cucsla),
-l:30.6G; 3. Ennis (Oi01blo Valley), 4 :31.53;
Others: Andrade (OCC), 4:3G.98.
3·mc1cr diving -t . Carlson (OCC),
3711.35; 2. Edwards (OCC), 373.55; 3.
Monlgomcry (Cucst.i), 372.'J5.
SO free -1. Otte IOCC>. 21. 71: 2.
O\\ens (Ventura), 21.69; 3. locff (Rio
llondo), 21.93; Olhcrs: Ruflini (OCC),
U.-lU; 8. Rillgcrs IOCC), 22.79.
tOO Oy -I. Mosher (OcAnia), SJ.G4; 2.
200 medley rcl.iy -1. OCC (Kossub,
B.iham, Oairemon1, Pereira), 1 :5G.G6; 2.
Di.iblo \'alley, 1 :59.32; J, West V.illcy,
2:0t.77.
O~cns (Vcntur;a), 53.79; 3. ClunovilS
(CWC), S'U4.
200 indi\idu01I medley -J. Baham
(OCQ, 2:15.10; 2. Espino (Cucsl.J),
2:18.23; 3. P.:ii;an (OCC). 2:21.62; Others: 200 indi"idu.il medic)' -1. Poppin
CCcni1os). 2:01 .7-l; 2. M.mic (Ohlonc),
2;02.13; J. Darrow CCucsta), 2:03.13;
Olhcrs: -l. P.ln.lgclli (OCCl, 2:03.73; 10.
Andrade (OCC), 2:06.JO.
400 free rcl01y -1. OCC (Panagc11i,
Ollc, McMillian, Ruflini), 3:13.42; 2.
Cuesta, 3:16.84; 3. Colden WcSI, 1:17.90.
7. W.>11 IOCC>, 2:26.25.
100 free -1. Nicolao (West V.illeyl,
54.55; 2. Espino (Cucsl.i). 55.36; J. Pereira
IOCQ, 56.52; Olhcrs: 5. A.udJI IOCCJ,
57.7-l. 100 free -1. O\•ens (Ventura), 47:74; WOMIN
2. locrr (Rio llondo), ..i7.09; 3. Koerner
1cwq, 48.U2; Olhers: 5. Pan.lgelli (OCO,
49.77; 7. Cr1lly (OCC), 49.96; 9. Rillgcrs
cocci. 50,01.
TNm scoring: t. Or.ingc Coast, 75G; 2.
Oiablo VJllcy, 332; 3. Cucst.i, 305: 4. West
Valley College, 289; 5. Colden Wcsl, 261;
100 bJcl. -1. Kossub (OCC). 59.78; 2.
Jenn1for <Diablo V.illcy), t :04.99; 3. Wright
IOCC). 1 :o;,5c,; Others: Snow (OCC),
6. Vcnlur.i, 20G.
1 :OG.02; 5. Decook (OCC), 1 :OG.33; 6.
Conine <OCCI. 1:07.90. 200 back -1. l)'On (Cucsla), 1 :58.16;
1 Coldy (Ventura), 1:59.15; 3. l.imb
tCucsl.i), 2:03.53. ioo Oy -1. Cas:ino\.u (CWQ, 2:03.63;
400 medley relay -1. OCC (Kossub,
Pag;in, Simpjjins, Pereira), 4:12.50; 2.
Di.lblo V.illcy, 4:22.64; 3. OCC 8, 4:22.71.
100 Oy -1. B.:idilla (C.ibrilfo), 59.52; 2.
M01cEwcn (Vcnlura), 1 :01.97; 3. Espino
(Cuesta), 1 :02.53; 0 1hcrs: 4. Claircmont
<OCC>, 1:02.97; 5. Simpkins (OCQ,
1:03.89. 3. Al.in.isio (Pierce), 2:05.07; 3. Caprct
(CWC), 2:05.11.
200 breast -1. Price (Cl Camino),
2: 12 ... 4; 2. Poppin (Ccrrilos), 2: 15.29; 3.
Cmmons (OCC), 2: I G.00.
200 free -1, Lyon (Cuesta), 1:46.90; 2.
SO free -1. Nlcolao (West Valley),
2S.2J; 2. bdilla (Clbrillo). 25.36; J.
Espino (Cuesta), 25.48. Others: 5. Kossub
· (OCC), 26.11; 6. Pcrelr.i (OCC), 2G.25; 7.
Wernle (OCC), 26.48.
SOO free -1. MacEwcn (Ventura.I,
5:15.24; ~ 8.ih.im (OCCl, 5:24.71; 3. Sol.i
(f i.illcrlof!), 5:26.31; Others: Simp~ins
(OCC), S:31.04; 8. Decook COCC),
100 breJsl -1. Kcnd.111 IOhloncl,
1:09.68; 2. B;ih;im (OCQ, 1:11.53; 3.,
Ramm (Di:iblo V.:rlley), 1:12.09; O thers: 4.
P.igo>n <OCC), 1:12.21.
200 free rel.iy -1. OCC (Wernle, Rulh (Cilrus), 1 t.W.38; 3. Ruflinl (OCC),
1:47.17; Others: McMillian (OCC),
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
PUBLIC NOTICE cl11Ss1r1ca11on most closely
related to It as shown In NOTICE lh• General Dtlt1mlna1tons
INVITINQ BIDS tlltcllvt 11 the lime of lhe
NOTICE IS HEREBY call for bids.
GIVEN that ••aled .ropos· Th• Conlr1Clor shall com·
als for furnish ng I labOr, ply with the provisions ol
ma1er lal1, e quipment, Secllon 1770 to 1780, In-
1ranspona11on and such elusive. of tti. Calilomla
other lacillhH as m?t be Labor Code; lht prevailing required for PHA E I rate and scale of wagn ts·
SLURRY SEAL PROGRAM labl•sh•d by lhe 11y or
ANO CITY·WIOE STREET Costa Mtsa, which art on
MAINTENANCE PROJECT, file wtlh the Cily Clerk of
v.111 b• received by lht C11y the C11y or Costa Mesa:
or Costa Mtsa at lht Office and shall lorft ll penalti.s
ol lht City Clerk. n Falr prescribed therein for non-
DrlVt , Co11a Mesa. Cahlor· eompllanee ol sald Code.
nla, Unl[I the hour OI 10.00 The City Counell of the
a .m.. Mo~, March 28, Clly of Colla Mesa re-
1994, al eh time lhey sorw• the rlthl 10 reject
wlll be Opened publicly and any and/or 111 Ids.
read aloud In the Council MARY ELLIOTT, D•Po Chambers. Sealed propo1·
als shall bear 1he 1111• of utr Cltr Cl•rk, Cltr ot
lht wotk and name of the Coat• M•aa
bidder but no olher dlslln· Protect No. 84-05
gulshlng marks. Any bid r• Pub ll •h•d Newport
ceived aner the scheduled Beach·Costa Mesa Dally
closing llme for the rec91pl Piiot March 14, 21 , 1994.
or bids shall be returned 10 m259 bidder unop.ned. It shall
be th• sole respons1bihty ol PUBLIC NOTICE the bidder 10 '" lhal hi• bid Is received In proper NOTIC• Ofl ume. PETITION TO A set ot Bid DocvmenlS ADMINISTER may bo Oblalne<I II tti. 0 1· llTAT•Ofl1 fice of tti. Cla'. Engtnffr,
17 Fair oriv., osla Mesa. PAUL WINSTON
Cal!fomla, upon nonrefund· W••STU,MaPAUL
able PIYmetlt of $20.00. All w .waalnR·
addlllonal charge of sa.oo CAI• NO. At7MU will be mod• If handled by To .. h8lrt. btnelelot1", mitt. Bid DocutMntl and aedltOJI, contil 199"1 aecl-
Olhef conlrae1 docufMntl ton, and P«aont wtlo may may alao be ~ at otherWI• be in..sted In the e>nic. of the City Clerk the wl• or Htate, Of both,
ol tti. City of Coeta M .... of: PAUl WINSTON WES.
Bid Oocumtflt• wlll not be STEA, alca PAUl W. WES. malled unleH the a d-STEA ditlonal M .00 chargt Is In-A PfTmON hu been ctudM wllh payment. N9d by w~ Oltemolt 1n Each tl6d lh8I be made the ~ of Col-on the Pro~11I form, fomla. of ORANQI. ah .. 11 P·1 Plrough P·9 TH! PITI ,...-
prOYlded In the contract thet Wettdy 0.terholl be docUfMfltl, and ahaH be appointed aa personel f9P-acco~ by • certlfttd reMntatlve to admlnlltef or 11 cheek or a tl6d the nta•• of the Cl9Cedent. bond tor not .... than 1°" TH! PETITION reQUett9 Of the amount of their bid, authoftty to lldmlnlaw the macte~to N~ " ... under the "*""' of C08la Mesa. No ~ cMr1I Admlnlatralton of ..
poelll --be contldertd ..... Act. (Thie aulhOf"Y una... ~ by will allow the per90Nll ,.. IUCh ..,.,.. c , Caal!, ..... ......_.to ... many
orlllddw'a bOnd. acUon9 ~ Dt:tll•19 No bid ltlSll be conatd-court~~ .,_ ..,,.._ • " "'"' on • ~ha ..... , ... ..r: blri = torm ""' nisMd City of Colla aOf'9I ,..,..........,. be
M... and la rnede In ae-required '° .,. ,...,. '° COfdanc:• """' the P'cMo ~ ....... ..... Ilona of lhe Propoul ,. ._, ....... ..,.. .
~. =~n:~: Each bidd9f muM have •
Cl ... "A"~::--......... ~ ll~and ... ......... :=.-..... ,..,.,... .., .... ,...,. ..... .... )lctlon '° ... ,..... and A C..--~e oral ........ --.:= .. or a•1•1•1Dn .,.... ............. .. on "' a-ea ,.11111..,. -:=--.... = Walt-=Jllllllll .... .., ... to..., .. "°" .. -Mid Oft 111 ftll II 11'81 craft or 14. ''=-II 1MI ........., . Dept. ....., •
PUBLIC NOTICES
The City Drive, Orange,
California 92668.
IF YOU OBJECT TO the
granting of the pelllion, you
sholJld appear at the hear·
Ing and stale your ob-
jeetions or file wrilltn ob-ectlon1 witl'I the court be-
lore the hearing. Your ap-
pe11anc1 may be in person
or ~~ auorney. IF U ARE A CREDITOR
or a con\Jngent creditor of
lht deceased, you musl lilt your claim with th• court
and mall a copy to IN per·
sonal represenlelivt ar,· pointed by the court w1lh n
lour monlhs lrom lhe dale
of fitll lssuanc:• of lhe let·
ttrs as provided In section
9100 ol the California Pro-
bate Code. The time for fil·
Ing Claims Wiii not tKplre
belor• four monlht from
the hearing date noticed
above. YOU MAY EXAMINE the
file kepi by the court. ~ou
are a person lnterHI In the estalt, you may Ill•
with the coun a lormal A•
rt fOf Special Notlc• ot filing of an lnv.mory
and appraisal of ntate ts·
Ml• Of of any petillon or account as prOYlded In
section 1250 of the Call-
lornla Probate Code. A R•
qunt fOf Special Notice
form Is aVallable from the
cOUf1 cleft(.
htttlener,
WendVo.terttolt c....e A. Churohlll,
....... tete a. No.
t10~. Clturohlll & .. atiewfolt,
too Ooeen9•t•, autto tOOO, Lene ••• o ... C .......... eoeoa, AT·
TORN•Y FOR Potlo ......,
Published Newport
BMch-COsta M"8 Dally
Plot Maret\ 18, 21, 25,
1994.
FM572
PUIUC NOTICI
aacnn
NOTICaOI'
NTITIOll TO ..... Ta
UTAft°'1 '" unmam• ...... = w.-:.• ICATMD D. PC*DIUU
OAH NO. An•ne
To all'lalra.bell9lolar .... ..-., cor•1gen1 oredl-
tors, and ,.,...,. .... Ny
....... be ..... lllld lri ..................
ol: MTHIMill 00. flO. ~'""" A N llhON ..........
llM l9r ntOMAI J. l&.Y· ~"'"'= .. c:. tw..,.,ION....,.... ..
Kos sub, 8.ih.im, Pcrcir;i, 1 :44.45; 2. West
Valley, 1 :44.67; 3. Cuesta, 1 :47.97.
L N PUB IC OTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
lhat THOMAS J. SLYMAN A~N L. MELFI, ESQ., be appointed as personal
rep1esenlalivt to admlnls· (#89&94), 23&01
ter lht 111111 ol the dee• MOULTON PKWY,
dent. SUITE 220, LACUNA
THE PETITION r9qUtsts HILLS, CA 92853 authority to adml111s1., the Publlshtd Newport estat• under th• lndepeo-Btach·Costa Mesa Dally dtnl Administration ol Es· P1lo1 March 18, 21, 25, tales Act. (This author11y 1994. Wiii allow lhe personal rep-FM573 restnlahve to take many
actions without oblalning PUBLIC NOTICE court approval. Before tak·
Ing certain very Important c na1158893 actions. howev•r, the per·
sonal represenlallvt will be NOTICE TO
r9qulr•d to give notice to CAEDlTOAS OF Interested persons unless BULK SALE AHD lhey have waived noll~e or OF INTENTION TO consented 10 th• proposed TRANSFER action.) The Independent ALCOHOLIC admlnlslrallon au1horl1Y. will
be granled unltH an nter· BEVEAAQE LICENSE
tsled person flits an ob-(U.C.C. 8101 •t
Jt etlon to lht petition and aeq. and aa p
show good eauae why the 24073 •t seq.) court s hould not grant the Esc row No. autho~ 0 ·8445-C A H . ING on lh• ~·Ii· Notice Is herebl given lion will be held on A AIL thal a bulk sale o assets 14. 1994 al 1:45 P.M. In and a 11ansfe< of alcoholic Dept. 703 localed at 341 beverage license Is about The City Drlv• South, Of· T-· CA 92668. to be made. •
The names, Social Secu· YOU OBJECT TO the rlty or Federal Tax Num-gianung of the pelltlon, you bars, and addresses of the lhoul<I appear at the heat·
Ing and atate yOIJI ob-Seller/UcMsee are: Betty
Hy Hong, Go:'\ Fu Hong, e tions or Ide WTllten ob-Harry J . Ho~ Chai Lan liOnt With IM coort be-Zheng, 305 E. Coast ore lh9 hearing. YOUI a~
pearance may be In per'ton Hwy., CC>fona Ot Mar, CA
Social Security No. 560-82· or~~ attorney. IF U ARI!: A CAEOrTOA 0024 The buslne11 Is known or • contingent credttOI' of as: Hong Yeh ChineH Att· the cs.ceu.d, you must file
your claim with IM court taUfant
and mall a copy to the P9f· TM natno1, Social Secu-
rity or Federal Tax Hum-eonal r•preHnlatlve ~ 1>«1, and tdc:lfesMI of the ="~the court wit euy.,{Tranehw• ••: Guo ttom th• d1te Ying Fang end Penn Olng of flr9t laauance of the let· WI n proVlded In HCllon Shen, 14'4$ Valley View
1110, Senta Fe Sprl09.s, CA 9100 of the Callfomla Pro-
bate Code. The tlrM IOI' fil. 90670, Soclal Seeur11y No.
Ing etalma will not e•plre eos--01 -3592
bef°'9 four monlhs lrom At lilled by the S.ller/\J.
tti. ti.arlng dale noticed can .... aa other business
namH a nd addrH••• M>ov9.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the Uled b~M Stllet/Ucen ...
flle ltept by lti. court. If you within " YNf9 before th• date such list was sent •• a per80n lnternted In the ....,.cO-Jou may file Of d.civ.rtd to the Buyer/
wilt\ IM a formal Re-TranslwM are: =:': tor lpsclal Notice of Tti. aaMta to be lotd ••
llllr'8 of 111'1 lnwntoty detcribed In gtnlfal •:
and ipprfllll Of ........ ehlneH rntaurant and ar•
IOCated Ol: '°50 E. ~ stta or of ony petition °' Hwy., Corona 0et Mllr. CA ecCGUnt •• r.~ "' The kind of lie«* '° be IOCtlon ltlO tt1e C .. for. lrantt.frtd II: on-.... boor nla "obete Code. A ,.._ .... tor ...... N04lce & Wini, kento No. 41·
torm la ......._ lrom the 21u 1 t now 1-..d '°' the
court --. rtmlste IOCatecf ac: 3050
~ ........... Coat Hwy,. Corona Det
Mar, CA ...... The anetc'"'9d Nee of
MOf'll~WlaD Itta Nlaltranat.r .... '· , ....... olloa ot. ...
ft'• "" ,.... r. row ,._, an a.... °'°" ~ .. OMl9r1 a.... ~~ CA ....
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•
Monday, Match 21, 1994 I
8RllPLY
MaJor laurels for Newport Harbor High
sailing ••• coveted Van Allen Clark trophy
~Sailing world's hig hest award I
in area of true sportsmanship
goes to high school team .
T he United Si ates Suilill£-,:T
Association announced
Friday that it is award-;;.:. t
ing the Newport Harbor High
School sailing team the Van Allen Clark
Trophy for its exceptional sportSmanship
as a team.
The Clark Trophy is not a high schOQI
award, bu t the highest national sports-
manship award in the sport of sailing.
Tht Clark Trophy recipient is s'?1ected
by a .unanimous vote of the U.S. Sailing
Boord, and is awarded .annually to "the
American s:iilor who best exemplifies the
ideals and traditions -of good sponsman-
ship."
Last year, more than 70 nop1inees wCie
More honor's c'Ome for Newport Harbor High's sailing team
-comprised ot (standing, from left), Team Manager Bill
Wakeham, Patrick Hogan, Courtney Polovina, Danny Zim-
baldi, Nathan Dunham, Steve Kleha, Coach Jamie Malm;
and sitting, from left), Casey Hogan and Mandy McDon·nell.
submitted 10 U.S. Sailing from throughout the coun-
try.
Crozier am.I Uurch; lls -h50 buw:rny (2:06.15), with
Russ, Shaul\l1a Ghuz.21, Susan Curtis and Alshulcr;
and its 4xlOU freest) le (4:10.63), wit h · Alshuler,
Hurdt, S:rn vcr and l\orton.
As sailing coach Bill Wake man put it, ··what
makes winning this awa rd unique is that it is usually
awarded to an individual after a lifetime of devoted
service to the sport of sailing; it's unprecedented for
a grou p of high school sailors to win this award."
Al several major regattas last year, the ·Sailor:, ha\'C
set themselves apart with their low-key demc•1nor,
which is usually a Mark contrust to the aggressi'c na-
tll re of team racing matches.
Cd~l's v~r:,ity d1tl not compete bcc:ause most of the S\\~nuner:,, ''ho :ire .1uniors. were t..1king the S.A.T.
Cd~l\ freshmen anJ sophomore s, however, comprise
u large puniun ul the 'aNly team.
Adult volleyball leagues forming
Team racing requires competitors 10 execute pre-
cise maneuvers in close quarters, and fouls anJ in·
fract ions are very common. What makes this Ne\\ port
Hurbor team unique is that it excels al this aggrcs~h c
style of racing without acrificing good :,portsmanship.
COSTA . ME:.SA Adult 'ollc)b~1ll •
leagues :uc being olkn.:J b) 1hc C11y of • 4\.•
co,1:.1 ~k,;1, Commun1l) Scr.Kc:, tlcpan-_, __ _
mcnt
The lc.1gue:. urc tli\IJcJ intu m·en's \\Omen':, and
coed. Jnd le;iguc pla) opcn') 1)lc "eek of April .J 8.
Lnst spring, the Ne,,pon Harbor team ''us award-
ed the 13oulivant Spornmnnship Trophy a1 the U.S .
Team Racing Championships.
fhc fee 1s S 175. plu'> S9 1.a')h e:ich ma1ch for ol·
lic1al':, fci:<.. The cntr. Jc;uJline for teams is Frida\,
April I. anJ cla,~ilicatiun g:imcs '' 111 be held tl)e
"cc!-of Apnl 11. Later last summer, folio" ing the lnternation;il
High School Team R:1cir1g Championships in Ireland,
Britis h sailing officials "rote letters to the U.S. Suil·
ing Association commending the Newport Sailing
team for its cxccptiom1l conduct and good sportsm:in-
~hip. While Newport won high murks fo r ii!> superla-
tive conduct, ii also won bo1h of these cvcnb.
A mJnagcr\ mcc11ng j, :,chctl ulcd. lur Wcdnes.da),
Apriol 6, JI 6:30 p.m . .11 1hc Do"nto\\ll Cummunit)'
Ccn\cr,
, Fo1 more rnformation, phunc (714) 642-06~6.
Aquamustangs distinguish themselves
Teum captain Drinny Zimbnldi was in Texas ac-
cepting this award for 1hc team, along with teum
me1,1bers Nathan Dunham, Casey Hogan, Patrick
Hogan, Steve Kleha, Mandy McDonnell, Courtney
Polovina, Anna Rollins and Jennifer Porter.
MISSION VIEJO Co:,ta Mc:,a's -----
Aqu:1:,1:.1ngs di'>llngui shcd the1mcl\e!> on --C--
SaturJay \\ilh multiple succc~) JI the Or· ----
ange CUUl11) s,~i111 Cunfi:rcnce Winter
Ch:im r1on!>hip~ for bO)'> .1ml girb ages 5 through I~. -By ]olm Droyton
CdM girls sparkle at South Coast Relays
In their f1r:,t :,ca,on ul competl\ion the Aqua~lang:,
under Co.ich like Curll!) \\ere led by the c>.plo1b of
14-)e..ir-old Al lr,on AIJ:,tuC), "ho finished fir~t in t\\O
"A" Oieht c'c1\l:,. Sh~ ''"n the JOO frce~L,le in l :Ul.9 1.~a) "di J'> the 50·\Jld backstrokc in 33:5.
SAN CLEMENTE -Corona del Mar ----
High's girls swim team finished "ith :,ix --C--
first·place finishes in seven events Satur-----
day on the frosh/soph le,el at the South
Coast Relays. including three e\ent records, at San
Clemente High.
Laura Weeshoff, Lusanna Russ, Priscilla Burch and
Courtney Hardt set an event record in the 4xl00 indi·
vidual medley in the prelims on Thur:,day (4:45.63),
then won the title in the fina ls on Saturday (4:46.12).
Ch:id Clea,cr \\J~ :i go.Id med:il \\inner in the bo):,
50 free in the 13-14 ;ige group \\tth J ttme of 26.94.
a!> "ell as a ":end pl.11.:e hn1sh in the "13'' !light IUO
free (59.03)
TodJ H) lton S\\ am personal bests ul 31 55 a 1J
Ju 99 in the bo)s 13-14 catcgot), s\\1mm1ng 1he 50
b:ick anJ 50 0). rcspedl\CI).
CdM also set a record in the 4x50 backstroke
(2:02.98), wi th Julie Norton, Christie Sa"yer, Rus~
and Wecshoff, and twice set the standard in the 4x50
medley relay, where Weeshoff (backstroke). Durch
(breaststroke), Nelle Alshuler (butlerny) anti Hardt
(freestyle)_ went 2:04.11 in the prc lirns anq,2:03.58 in
H\lton \\Un the back:,lrokc in the "A" nw.ht. ;ind
wa) ·second in 1he "D" night 50 Oy. -
Hunter 1 ;iylor \\On 1hc "A'' fl igh t 50-)urJ 11-12
boys bacbtroke in 35.32. "ith ne:irl) J lull second
(.8) bct\\Cen him ;.ind hb closes1 mal.
He abo pl:iced thirll in the "B" fltgh1 100 yarJ in·
di,idual melllcy in 1:19.44. the fi nals. ' Brad Donahue. Jesse G.imboa, Jeff Felli, Fra nk
Fukumoto :ind Mall Tipton Jbo recehcd med..ils in
their events.
Winning times were also turned in by CdM's 4X50
breaststroke (2:·23.44), with Norton, Sawyer, Megan
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
sum or $60,000.00, which Tr11nsltrff are: same · Director of said School Dis·
consists of lht following: The assets 10 be sold are ltiCI, 2985-B Bur Street
Buyer has deposiled inlo described In general as: Cosla Mesa. CA 92626
escrow SS,000.00 Furn11ure, Futtures, Equip-All Bid Documents must
a demand Nolt for bal· ment, 7radename, lease, be picked up at lhe pur·
anct due poor to cloS1ng S1ock In Trade, Leasehold chasmg Oepartmenl.
ror $54,000.00 Improvements and art lo-2985·B Bear SI . Costa
t1t1ma1ed Inventory to be caled at: 3100 IAVINE AV· Mesa, CA 92626, bel,..ten
deposll•d In cash lot ENUE. NEWPORT BEACH, 8:00 a.m. and 4 00 pm
$1,000.00 CA. A Per101mance Bond may
It has been agreed !>.-The kind or llcense 10 be be required al 1ne d scr1t-
tween the Seller/UcensH transle<red 11: ON SALE lion ol the 01s111c1
and th• Intended Buy.,/ GENERAL 147·208524 now No bidder may ""11hdraw
Transferee, as r9quired by issued for lhe premises to-his Bid tor a petood ot
Sec. 24073 of the Business caled al: 3100 IAVINE AV· FOATY·FllJE (~S) days after
and Professions Code, that ENUE, NEWPORT BEACH, lhe dale set lor 1he open·
lhe conslderallon for the CA. 92660 inf, lhereol.
lransler ol the business The anllclpated dale of he Board of Educahon of
and license Is 10 bt paid the 1alt1~ransler Is APRIL lhe Newport·Mesa Un1l1ed
only after the transfer has 29, 1994 a1 1he ottlc. or: School District rtHrves ltle
bffn approved by lhe De· BURROW ESCROW COM· right to reiec:t any 0< all
partment or Alcoholic Bev· PANY. 501 PARKCENTER Bids and not noc:ess11111y
erage Conlrol. OAIVE, SANTA ANA, CA accept lhe lowes1 Bid, ond
Dated: March 14, 92705 lo waive anr, lnlormaJ1ly or
The amoun1 ol lhe sur· Irregularity n any Bid It· 1994 chase pnct or consl er· oelved. Betty Hr Hong allon In connecllon with Iha NEW P 0 R T ·M E S A Qong Fu Hong transfer of lhe license and UNIFIED S CHOOL DIS· Harry J . Honv business. lneludln~ the H· TAlCT, of O range Chai Lan Zh•ng • tlmattd lnvenlory, Is th•
Quo Ying Fang sum of $241,098.84, which County
P•nn Qln9 Sh•n c~slst• ol th• lollowlng: Sh•ron L. Ching, 0 1,
Published Ntwporl I th In e-i c r ow rector of P urchasing
$34,598.84 and Warehousing 55&-Beach.Cosla Mesa Di lly New note and Securl1Y 3217 Pilot March 21, 1994. A~rHment sse.soo.oo Published Ntwporl M273 aneellauon of ••Isling Beach-Costa Mesa OaJy nolt s 150,000.00 PUBLIC NOTICE II has been agrH d be-Pilot Match 14, 21. 1994
IWHn lh• Sell.,/UeenSM M254
cn•1tM717 and Iha Intended Buyer/ PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICKTO Transl•rN , as r:\"red by
CRllDITOftl OF Sec. 24073 of the usineu No16c:e ls htfel)y given 11\al and Prolt11lona Code, that •ULK IAU AND Of the und--'e'*' v.111 be INT•NTION TO lhe consld«ation '°' the sold at Pub e Auction on
TMNIRA transfer of lhe business MONDAY, APRIL I 1. 1994 and license II to be paid ALCOHOLIC only afttf the ttan1fer haa AT 10:00 A.M. ALLSPACE · •.vmuo• LICHH been approved by th• Ot-COSTA MESA. 1535 NEW· POAT BLVD., COSTA cu.c.c. lt01 •t paitment ol Alcoholic Bev· MESA, CA 92627 ~.anti.AP 8tag9 Control. A 148 TIMOTHY EDWARD HOnot~.) Dated: BURKE, HOUSEHOLD AIU llAAAKNIA hof'ewNo.H141-RC ITEMS
Notice .. ·-:1 glvert Heoehent Zahocll A 174 DLS BUSINESS
!hot a bulk Nie aaHts M•..._.. TehorlM SERVICE, HOUSEHOLD
and 1 ttansftf ol alcoholic ........... IT£MS
bovefag. llcente Is about Publl•htd Newpo rt "252 GIRON GRUBBS,
to be made. Beac:h.Coai. M... Daily HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
TM narMt, Soclal Seeu-A259 RI C HARD L Pltot Match 21, 1994. rlty Of Federal TM Num· PARKER, HOUSEHOLD
berl, end lldd1esHt ot the m271 ITEMS s.11 ... tucen... •r•: ARI A343 HORNBLOWER PUIUC NOTICI llABAKNIA. 551211-8~ YACHTS, HOUSEHOLD
0051f 3100 IAVINE AV• LSOAL NOTIC8 " ITEMS •
!NU , NEWPORT HACH, NllWPORT.-U AHO R O N G A l!:Y,
CA. Net() HOU$EH0t.D ITEMS
The llullnea• It knowtl .. UlllNDIC~ 8130 LARRY STURCHIO,
TheT•~ DtS11HCT • HOVSEHOlD rTEMS Tht ,.,,., SoNI a.a,. NOflCI IS Hl"llY 8144 MARINA r.bA.UNAX rtty Of ,_., .. TM ~ ~ ..... :...__ -..auslHOlD ITEMS
....... and ............ lcM:otlon of the ........,,. 8205 JUDITH FAUTIQ,
Bu:rar /Tra n a l•r•• are: ..... Unlfted lcMol .,... HOUKHOlD ITEMS •
HOOSHANO ZAHIOI, lltct Of Orange Counlr ... tn1 JL\NN~ MIA·
SS"n .. llOI. 3UIO .,._ ~ ..... bldl lllP '° AYMAN, HOUSEHOLD VIN! AVENUE, ~T l:OO pm. on the ...-ti. ITIMS
MACH, CA. l2llO ....... ..,.~ ~LIE JAVNfS; A80QU4•MIC> TIHINAN floe of MIO lcMol ITtMS
HAGHIGHI, llUU-31-IMe&ed .. ,..... ... •no LINDA 1MITH,
~ 3100 W AV· ...... COMa--. CA ~~· CA. Ii 1 ':f""""4T llACH, ..... .._ .... MICI ......... -· :;.= Ae ..... llj ....... ILJ. ~ ........ .r..:=:.., ;a;; ................. -l'MTI
ftMMt :1 •• ~~~·= Mllldl .. tobelris. ~CH AOWI, --~ •••""' Coi•ar-. !TIMI ..... ~ ...... ............ 11111:11 J#: =rc..·T~ ...... ~ .. ---......... _.. "' ............. -~ ... ......... ~fTIMI
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PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
~528 MIKE MOUNT.
H USEHOLD ITEMS
enue, e1ug. D. Costa 111esa.
Cauforn1a at which r.me
C263 LAURA PEREZ b ids will be publicly
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS opened and read IOI
C267 DEBORAH SPARKS PURCHASE OF DRAFTING
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TABLES & LAYOUT TA·
C290 TERI SCHILZ. BLES. ORANGE COAST
HOUSEHOLD ITE'-1S COLLEGE ARCHITECTURE
C32t TAMARA SPIELER Ail Bids ate 10 be 1n ac·
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS cord:mce .... th 1ne 8 d Doc·
~335 JEFF S UMA , uments ~h<ch ate new on
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS f.le llld m3r be SllC\ireCI 1n
C369 HOLLY SHAFFER, lht office o ine D·rector ol
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Purchas ng of the Dist• •Ct
Publlshtd Nev.pon No bidder may "' tn dnt"'
Beach·Cos1a Men Daty his bid lor a period 01 forty·
P1101 Match 21 28. 1994 five (45) days after lhe date
m272 sel lor lhe opening thereol.
The Board of Truslees r• PUBLIC NOTICE ser1oes lhe privilege of r•
NOTICE 1ec:llng any and all b•ds or
to waive any 1rregul1111t.es INVITING BIDS or inlormaJ1lles In any b•d
NOl1CI IS htr•b1i given or 1n lht bidding
Iha\ lht Board of ruslets Signed: /S/ BETTY ol lht Co1111 Communlly BALDWIN, Director of College D1s1r1c:1 ol Orange Purchaaln9 Counly, Cai l01n1a, w111 r• Coast Community ce .. e sealed bids up to bul no later lhan I 1 00 AM. College District
Wednesday, APf1I 6. 1994 Op•n : March 3 0 ,
al the Purchu1ng Depart· 1994 · 11 AM
mt,,I of the D•Sl•ICt localed •Id No .: HS40 at 1:170 Adams Avenue. Published Newport BldfJ D, Costa Mesa Ca11· Btach.Cosla Mesa Oa y fom•a. al "'h•ch lime bids p,101 a.1arch 14, 21. 1994 "''u be pi..bl cly op"19<1 and
read lof· M256
PURCHASE OF HVAC IN-PUBLIC NOTICE STRUCTIONAL EQUIP·
MENT; ORANGE COAST cna1113•93 COLLEGE VOCATIONAL
TECHNOLOGIES F1ctltlous
hslneMNa"'9 All bods art 10 be 1.n ac-
COfdance ¥t\lh the Bid doc· lt•tetn9nt
The lollO'#lllg peflOnS are um9flts "'tvch art now on
file and mlr be seC\Jftd Ill mbus!Ms•u:
1t1e 0M1ct o the 01ree1or of ATlANTIC CAPITAL
PUfchasong ol the 01s111Ct CORP., 3200 Patti Cen\8r
D11v•. 5th Floor, Coata No bidder mat wl\h<kaw
hi• bid tor a pttl~ ol lony· Mesa, CA 92626
a.II Allanl>C TriCOI\ Lias· five (4!1) daya afler the d1te
Hl fOf lhe Opening ttitt.Ot Ing Cor~atiOn (OE), 9$
The Board of TrustHI r• North oute 17 South,
Paramus , New Jtrsty, S8f'VIS lht prlllll~ Of r•
!Kling any and a bids or 07852 '
o waive any lrregulerlt1ff Th11 business 1• eon-
OI' inl0tmallh•• in any bid dl.ICted by: a c0<po1allon
OI' WI tM bidding. Th• reg11tr1111(1) com-
l l•ned1 /II ••TTY rnenced to 111n11ct bl.ilJ.
~II undtt IM FICllllOUS llALDWlN, Dlreetor ef lullnen Namt(I) lilted P u r e healnt1 Coaat IClOft on: f.1 ·93 Co"'munltr C•ll•t• 1811 Allant.C TrlCOI\, Leas • Df•lrtct. Ing ~uon. Freci.oclt ~t APRIL I , 18M c aaum.n. ~elary
• t1 AM ™-•temonc --· ~ .... .... i 1141 with the CounfV Cletk of
Pubh•h•d New•ott Or= Couni~ on M•etl
l each-Costa ..... Olity 1', I ' ,.. .... Not Male!\ It. 29, ttt4. ~ ..... ~ a m27S COtla ..... DaOy Pilot
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Costa Mesa, CA. 92627
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COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT COSTA MESA 2624 HOTELS . RENTALS TO RENTALS TO RENTALS TO RENTAJ.S
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 2169 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & MOTELS 2 718 SHARE 2 724 SHARE 2 724 SHARE 2 72 4 WANTED 2726
3BR 2BA Condo nearliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii EAS TSIDE Nice 1BR iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~
Triangle Sq. Avail •Close to bc h l, Fr up1talr1. No pet1. LIVE IN LAGUNA COM 2br 1ba home w/ M/F 20-27 non-smJu shr NB Seashore Dr. 3Br Sngl mom wt3 yr old &
now. $1100/mo. ean drs, stain glass 3BR Encl garage, laundry. Furn Studios. kitchen· prof male. Gar, yard, 3Br 2Ba hso, North 2Ba. Shara w/t who hve·in nanny NEEDS
641-0593 2 'hBa, curving stairs, $550+dep. 842·5984 ettea, TV, pool. $175 nr beach. 709 Acacia. CM. $365/mo ~ 'l•util. lives In LA. No smk/ 10 shr your home. HB Bl' PHONE: 714 642-5178
Bl' VISITING OR MAIL:
330 W. Bay, Street
& up wk. 4g4-S~94 $550 mo. 723·0976 $225 dep. 435.9143 pet1. Fem prftf. $600 NB 714-21g.5391 COZV 1Br house In hi cells, dep. loft, 4 fr· •ES-QUIET PARK• 1..,,..-,.-,...----.,.---incl util. 631·1444 . pies, spa, decks, brick Mobllehomas $510 up CdM~N/smkr fem shr 'Ne Duplex near beh/ ---------
quiet clean area. Bale patio, yrly lse $2300 a lso RV apaces $420 RENTALS TO sunny 2BR 2BA. lrplc, bay. 2 rms (1 rm lrg Npt Hghts Prof F/M to STORAGE 2742
trwa/ocll tno bcbrHh,z~a'unltrcb•ll~se, mo. 8 7 5·8348 140 Cabrlllo 646-0277 su11ee 2724 patio, nr bch $507.50 enough for 2 per· shr brcghl/alry twnhm,l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii
• ivuu;; + ullls 721·0673 F 707 W'd, Ip, etc S450 + 1• frpl In llv/bdrm, gar, Cute beach collage, •Large, clean 1BR on sons> M, 673•1 sec deposit. 722-7360 PARK STORAGE Co1ta Meaa, CA 92627
(Corner oC Newport Blvd. 4 Bay SL)
CIASSIFIED BOIJRS: ·
Telephone 8am • S:30pm Monday.Friday
Walk.Io 8:30am-S:30pm Monday.Friday
lndry rm, lmmacl $750 Nwpl Isl, 1 BR+ olc, Avocado St. Off-street COM. 2Br 2Ba. Sunny, NB exec condo. Tennis . Npt Shra Master br/ba Storage'garage, sizes N/pel 909/875-7797 w/w cpl, Ing, stove, parking. No pets. Bright Ba lboa Penln-unique. Decks, w/d. pool w d walk to 121t27 In CM Lo....,est
EASTSIDE cmplx ten·
nls . Pool & spa. 4 bd,
dble grg SI 500.
AGENT 631•1400
patio $800 650-9497 $525/m o 240-2299 aul• Apt Spacious· fp. $500. Quiet young · M • / walk·ln clst, pvt sndk, Prices. Office a ls o • steps to ocn M/F, prof M n/s. 760·!l691 bch. n 1 to shr w cath ce11 gar w/d . N Lido 1•1• 3 +3, fam _L_,0_2_B ... ,-E ... ,-• ..,..ld..,..•-.-N-e-w Reasonable. 650-8881 •GREAT VIEW Shore same. SSOO. 722·9414 Fem n s pref SS80 Incl avail& L7oca':~s-32;~·
rm, redec. 2-car gar, I f d 1 B k h ut1l/cable 650-6032 .., port 1 th. crpt drps, nc pat o, The Piiot Baytront condo, w/d, N Fem non-am r s r Th• Piiot $1,995. 310·277·1583 h d t N · t h e PM a a e roes, gar. r Cl•••lfl•d lg patio, prlv br/ba. unique cus o m om ' Classified Call owner atter.6 . shops. No pets. $815 Th t oho $550 d 723 1479 pgpl, Lllocycle, formal TRADE
E t.ld 850-8832 Or 54., "983 e mos com pr n· + ep. · d · The most comprehen· •• I **Lido Is l• bayfront ""' slve and current dlrec· gar ons. soc sys, In· slve a nd current dtt•c· Two 3BR units. Ga-& Interior homeal Ls• 1 f oods and ser Sell your homo door lndry. etc, etc h I ·1 d
DEADLINES Monday ......................... Friday 5:30pm
.Iueada-y---·-~-·-·--..Mond.af_5_:3J)pm Liv I AF ti ory 0 g . through classil1ed. Ul•-· .. ·-· throug c asst ie to o l goods an~d.;,-S~et:..;· ___ -11 rage, frplc. yard, w/d or , .. opll Bill Grundy • n ores . Vien.,~, T-S"trTS-$500 mo. 76~28 642·K878 v ces around!
W edneaday .................. Tue.day 5:30pm httup;--S1200-& $12.SO. Realtors 875-ttnSr Studios .... From $550 .......,., ~
Villa Rentals 875-4912 1Bdrms ... From $625
•LIDO ISL•• Lg 2BR Pool, Spa, BBO's , -----------------------------~---------------, 2BA + bonus rm, gar, 'd kl c ladependent ........... Wedneaday 3:30pm
Tbunday ................ Wedne.day 5:30pm
Friday ...................... Thursday 5:30pm
Saturday ....................... Friday 5:30pm
GENERAL POUCY
Ritet _. deadliDa an lil&hjed to ~ withocat
llOCicit.. 1\e psbitliu ratrTet die ript to ~r,
reclau i(y, ruiec or reject IDJ claulried
td"'1ii a 11 t. Pleue rrport 1117 UT'On that •J be
1a m.ified " immediately. TIM o.ay Pilot a
n.'i:t.pwd•t accepu ~ ~bility for u t crro~ bi
u ..._.. at for wiic1 rt may bt r11P•••ble,
aCllpt fw tile CMt ol tlie apece ~ occ:apied by
die tmr. CRCiit cu oely be lllOftll fw "1e 6nt ......
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR RENT
BALBOA
ISLAND 2106
new decor, $1375 lse cov par ng. orner IRVINE 2144 of Newport Blvd &
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil (919) 5 98-.3337 Wlla9n. 642·1390
Npt B•it mobile home. _Lr_g/_b_r...,lt-•i-1-B--R_u_p_s-tr-s.-,-ln
•Turtle Rock* Double wide 1Br lBa. a qui•• E'slde toe. No
REDUC•D RENTll $800/mo yearly. Avail pets $625 Moves You
Hlghlanda Lg 4 +2, 4/1. * 8?3-403t Int 9 3 1-8427 lam rm, 2 car gar, •-N--t-C--t-3_B_R_3_B_. .,-,----.,.,,,,..,,,.--~-=-=-cntrl heaValr, micro, wp res · a. Newer 2BR, built-Ins.
d/W t I 724-4289 2000 a/f, new palnV Some Mgr's duties , rp cpl, pool, tennis $650 mo Pam Agl
IAGUNA
BEACH 2148
$1500 (714) 768·5346 548-5880 ~r 979-3848.
Prestigious · Harbor
Ridge Oen vw 2BR ---------
2\hBa, dock, trp1c. HUNTINGTON
den, frml d ining , BEAru 2640 $3495 mo. 840-5324 "tl.66 Pan or•mlo ocn vu. Lg
2 master st• hae, frpl,
w/d, bll·lns. $1450, yrl•••••••••
lse. Avt 4/1. 857-6800 APARTMENTS
WALK TO BEACH
2BR 1 BA, laundry,
appliances. $695/mo.
NEWPORT ..
BEACH • 2169
FOR RENT
·---------BALBOA
310/592·2788
NEWPORT
BEACH 2669
Beach Area l•PiiEiiNiiiNiisuiiIAiiiiiii2ii6iii07 iiiiii*ii1 a•Riisiieii2sii*iiiii
Yrl~ Lg Studio or 3BR New remod Bach llepa 2-2BA $725/UD
Incl Walerlront to E. bay/beeches. Kit, ,;:kiu,oHt Our 2BR
-VIEW. Lltllo Bal Isl Unfurnlahed frig, stove. Quiet. No ~ptCll .Frig, d/w
-3BA, den, 3Ba, dining S850 to St600 mo. pets. S595. 673·8726 Incl. 60x30 pool. No
iou-.L "°"''"o room. $2650/mo yrly. VIiia Rentals peta. No tees. No
o--011ru11m E&A Mgmt. 675·7839 875-4912 CORONA lease 5 4 5-4855
,All rtalU&MMwtrti1int lnllu1 DEL -•e 2622 2BR 2BA, 1-car gar.
MWINIMfls&dic'''°'"fd · ---------~ Near be•ch . Non
1111 fllr MMslllt Ad If !Ml a BALBOA ---------liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii amkra, no pets. Yrly ~wWca"'*•lllllttll PENINSULA 2 107 CdM·2BR. den, 28A, lg lse, $950. 873-9111
It .._... ... , 111ttltttue. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ RENTALS deck wlfab vlewl Blk -------------llmltalle• ., •1mlml11ll1n Lux furn condo. fab to bch, $1275 mo. ulls e WKS FREE RENT
b 11• • racc. clltr, ""'""· b a.. vie w, 2 MBA 1BR. Ocnrt . S850 wk pd 723--0309 No pet.a WITH LEASE!! • 1BR. Udo . 11850 mo 1----------.m .w•iu,.1a1NU11s&a1uaor stos, turn-key cond. 2BR. Penln . $450 wk Cut•• Cl••n 1BR apt 2BR-3BR Apia. 2 ,...,..,...,.,.1111t1liolllt $1800 Agt 940-5894 2eR Ocnrt 11400 mo on Bay. Dwn1tra crnr Years Newt Family
malre., ..-"'*""a. IJml· 3BR Penln 11575 mo unit, new crpVpalnt. complex.I. J>OOI, play-
11111e .,...,_1111eiea." 3eR. Udo . $2250 mo $1100/mo. 842-6515 ground aSC>-8310
11111 ....,.... •111 1111 CORONA 4BR · Lido • S3000 mo Studio, 801 Poppy Ave, COZV S TUDIO, turn/
.........,.__....,... DEL MAR 2122 • pvt deck, utla pd. unfum. New kitchen/
lllltle "',... ..... .Mell rs 111 The Pf!sd& illd 1550. Open Sal/Sun. crpt, fplc, loft. Walk to ~~::: 28r 2 Ba. trplc, w/d , 2· ., .. ·.-=~•-Ag1, Jim 720-0423 bch. Steps to comm -··r --11 kl h 67 .. 1_ pool, tennis. N/amkg. ... n ... 1 Mfttlla .. 111 11111 car gar, tu tc • new • er 7VV Studio, 10 of hwy, gd IJle 5795/mo 642·3182 ,.. .-...11 .... crpt. 3181h Heliotrope., _________ cond, ready to move.....,..,.,,,...,..._....,.,,....,.,....,.~-111''"'.. S1300/mo. 498·8027 2BA 1BA twnhme, pool, Int S575 mo. Shella LIDO filNiNi ULA =~::.~:!.: _ _.,.,"'"'='=-~:-:-:~:-::::':"' spa, nr Gelaon'a, 723·1500 or 644-9060 1 & 2BR Mobile
......... , ....... -~ Av•ll Nowt 511 Carn• ll•P• to Npt Cntr homes avail 3/151941 -- -..... tlon. a 3BR 2BA NU $1175 Bkr 840.5M4 Pvt bch, saoo-s1200
llllW 'I .. u,DC .. •llW• Pt·w/d. $1450 Open COSTA msA 2624 mo 073-8030 7 daya 'UlllU01Ulf--FrVSat 31Q-434-9924 SBR HARBOR VISW 7 10 Lido Perle Dr
•••ST COM AAllA• Numel'OU9 upgradn. l••••••••ii -----------------1 28r 188, bale, vu, gar, Nr ah01>9, achls, perk, •• 8PARKLINQ ** •Npt Htl 21r 2 ...
frpl, lndry. 1 blk to bch, EZ accna frwya Gut•t •• dptx, gar, Oar. No pets $875 LH
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bch. 11175. 873·9041 $2,800. 975-1234 X8'3 lndry hkup. 1750/mo. 857·1778 or 854-2928 815 w. 18th 848-3557 •OOfgeou• ocean view •Bl9 Cenwen apa-1---------.... .,..,. 2BA 2BA
H,V, Hiii• hm, 4BR or clou• 4BAo4\>\llA, •300Off11t Month ~. trplc, paUo. avl
3 + den. PoQt, ~ view, pool. apa. 3 car 28' 2~ Apta. In Quiel 3115, 11100/mo.
S3850 Agt MOo•eM $4995 mo 840-1324 gated comm w/IOta 01 87U557 or 839-1471
i...... Carpot1a. Jee,
lndry, 880'•· Private •••••••• patloa. D/W, c.ulnQ
f9n•. 1716 a seos mo. lllSCl11ARIOVS
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pool, ollble Incl, cloM ---------'° ~ ~ 100115 2706 __ ...__
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the N ewport Beach
Costa Mesa Doily
Pilot and the
Huntington Beach
Fountain Valley
Independent to
reach over .
100 ,000 homes.
Fax us this form
with your credit
card # or mail it in
with a check
todayl Run for a
weekl If your
car does not
sell we'll run it
for another week
FREEi All for $1 0
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I Monday. March 21, 1994
TODAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
ACllOll
1 Fore.t
c6Mttng IHe4per,tOt
Mott
10 Cultivate 14 Aevc*itlonaty 15 St. LGWI
~eypley9f
11 Verdi GI*• ,,.....,.
11 GtOUP of ....
20 Ctwac1ar
actor 8eatty
21 Fregrance
l"'r9llh 24 Act
2tS Tlmetau
28 Smutllno
MrYe 30 Earofcom
31 StlMpilh
reply
s.4 Stereo'•
fOfWUOMf' 37 S.~ 9')ecialty
40 Japall ...
ll#M• 41 Corral . 42 PauN
43 Island In northetn Canada
45 Endur• 46 Jazz
guitarist Montgomery
47 Spasm 48 Snow boot
49 Distant star cluaters 52 Hall-of-Farner
Wiison
56 Entrance
courts 59 Not smooth
61 -and tonic
14
12 CongMI 84 .. nery part
.. AdjUtt
17 Eg~ N\ ea~rmet muatwoom
88 Commotion 70 Ctutter 71 Hit tt1e tr.-
DOWN
t Majeetlc
2~tlon
3 Home 4 Morning lnOltture--
5 Actr ...
Lanc:Mlt• I Monutery
head
7 Pond scum 8 Sweet crop
9 "Nlohlflne''
holl KQppel 10 Of pontiff•
11 Munt fOt' . Jdqlng
12 Poems
13 Cautr<Mt• ,
19" Ferdinand'•
• 'Wife
22 Female sandpiper
, 25 Thank you, In
Beflln 27 And not
29 UnderNa explofer Jacques -
31 Fn1gments 32 A"djoln
33 Cleopatra's
snakes 34 Sigh of
retie!
35 -and hearty 36 Lubrlcatn
37 Make a guess
38 For •IM:h 39 Arrive at
44 Playlng
marble 48 En«gy
49 African river
50 Stringed Instruments
51 Prayer enders
53 Greek marketpla<l9
54 -vinegar
55 TOOk a retl·
glous posture
56 Chapter• In • play
57 Praise
58 Rajah·s wife
60 Sweet
potatoes
83 On the -(In
flight)
s5 ··-asa
Stranger''
ft 12 13
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111eoh lncllned w/ Col ..... ..,.. Mull ewinc.. 1197t.
A.NIWW to DULY UD'OS QUIZ =•°=or-:.= ::.':I~':: c:.2°u!..~~· llMIM or •7H499
Q.4-Nei&ber'IUlmnbla.•South ;~.,,=-= a12:r:' l>twn a-12. auaa au, On u. SPO...uG
Q.2-Neither vulnenble, &1 South
you bold:
._,NU Q'Vold OM& •KQ912
ll:n1ht •en ...
1 \) p.. 1. p._
2 \J p-1
What action do you take?.
A.-Thne c1ube ia quite pouibly
your beet lpolil but there'• no way to
play there! That bid would be fore·
in1 and could leed to total diluter.
p..._, before you pt into deep
trouble.
aoes -· .. _ .... , depai1men "-"die 22211 .. 8'. NB w/flrm ortho man Mt. ~un
1 --dethl9Ma t .:rGUIJhout llciri/llCTY never uHd, bO•ed. GOODS ... V'ltl 0&Q1'71 .. 781 LA VEN, OC. and SB Phonee, gen ofo. Pff Cost '850. muat Mltl-.lill•••lll!I•• Puua. op9m &be bMldiDs with oae Counllff M-1' lot l>MUt fftendfY, $2'0 cash. 774-8500 I• an._. ..-Lo.-do ·-1.-7 extremely busy Int I 80LOl'L•X w/xtraa.
DOU'UIDp. "--aoyou-PatMJme, 2o.30 hours ofv In Newpot1 Cenlef. DAYiiD wht/braaa, 1250 Caah onty. Call A.-...,.._ of •bedau your Htc A 00/Ht MU9l l>e hald working, com~• w/ttundle & a"er apm 545-53«> ,....111&-l7or 18-llyouhewtbe e.~ .. w de11'..,er1ei .,~ ~nled, ..,.,. matt•· Never UHd.
..... for .. iDYl&.Uioml .... to PM, aome AM. O.clc w/good phone Coat 1850, muat .... ·------· two no vump. ll ii the fifth cHa-voice • ..,._. typing, 1250 CfSh. 77.w&OO AUTOMOBJUS
mond tbat 9Wiall the P•dulum in Apply In .,_,eon: 8°~ •. M-erl/&hr~DOEoom. Pd EiTATi i1Li 1,. ........ . 'favor of a rUe if you play the WMk· 330 W Bmy St, ""' ~~ IQfa ..10lf9-II C0Ma ~.... part&lng. Cal Donna • I ' 0 I ,.....-. Blown at 1eo-a21e. Hat, ch• r. r g lntet'V&ewlng: 13400, asking 11-eoo•-.-MW------,-0-3_0_
Q.6-Both w!Mrab&e, u South thfough Match 28. Sec:tetwtel •at obo. Unused. Can d• you bold: No phone calla, DISPLAY .-ES llver. Hfi-8046 -------
•& <:>J9'2 OAK83 •7843 ,_P_le_•_••-·-----SECRETARY NEW DINING IET 79' 7331-4 dr, anrl, Auto, The biddini bu proceeded: $1 ,000 WKL y atuftll'\Q DutlH Include: anawe 72 )( 42 0,. .. table w/ pwr mirror/di locks, Nonla BMt Soada We.t 1 envelopes at home. talephonaa, rout 6 black hlghback run• gd, nice Int .
1 • p.. 1 NT p... No exp. Fr" auppllea/ calla, type cor chairs. 1700. 631·5007 52750 obo. 546-2427 Info. SASE: LIFETIME. rHpondenca, maln-2 <;> P.. 1 Dept. 12, Box 21Q9, taln fllH, order au 89 3251 Conv.Perfact Wba' ecdon do you tab? Brownwood, TX 76804 phe...~repare mall -.. ...:...'l!D_C_HAN __ .D_l_S_E__ condl Blu on whl, •lthr
A.-Youbavearat.bersooclband.i---------i lnga;7bitcom• famlll DUO&\ seats. Muat Seel .'
conaidariQI your one-no·trump re· ***AIRLIN••••• with newapaper rate MISC. 6015 $18,000. 644·251• ..... nae. With four-card trump ai1n, Now hiring entty lave!. and Pf'OCedurta, etc iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .....-...-r c Knowledge of Word 1---------port abd two quick tricka in · uatomar Hnllce/bag-P9rfect hetf)tul. Houri Custom ahHpakln Hat CHEVROLET 9045
diamonds, a~ the very leut you owe ~~= ~=~~!·. = plus full benefit pack covert tor Saub 900, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
putoer • niM to three heart.a and s1200 wkly Local or age. Phyalcal an carmel color, almost we wouldn't criticize a full-blooded ralocatlon. Appllcatlon Drug Screening r new, $350. '36-5358 81' Mallbu-4dr-Auto-AC, · , b & 1 f 1 quired. Start Im PS. VIS, nu tires, red. JWDP to aour eartl. n ° ·510-796-9675 medlately. To arrang G.AftAGE Gd end. FL platH
..,. ext. A241· an Interview, call 71• ACCUMMULATION $700 obO 631·7149
yoQ.u3 hoNld:~itber vulnerable. u South. Q.8-Both wlnerable. as South -0-IE_IUll_C_H_C_O ___ E_E-• tl.42-4321 and ask to OF ODDS & ENDS. 1--...........,,..,--~---=
vnn hold: uni rr Micheal Fletcher. 490 Co•ta Meaa '82 Ch•v•tt•. runs & •Ql05 \JQ& OA9 •AQ10952 .1--Needs counter help --------Str .. t. 548·9832 look• great! Every· ""-e biddinl bu proceeded: ~ •K.83 V'A7& ¢42 •JU09&2 tor Its Newport Beach SPORTS·MINDED? thing NEW! $600 obo. •"' The bidding bu proceeded: store, 5am-12 noon or Marl(at sport• service Call today 97&-f500
North Eut South W.t Nort1l But South Weet 3pm-10pm (may Incl by phone. Leads pr 1 \J PUI 2 • P... 1 • p.. 2 • p... weekend). ~auallfled vlded. Great lncom COLLECTIBLES 2 \) PUI 1 2 O p 1 appllcanta mu1t have poten. CM. 436-1627 6017 GMC 9081 What do you bid now? .. reatauranVretall exp.
A.-Let'a eliminate the bida you What do you bid now? Call Beth at 633-9143. --------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
can't make. Three cluba would de· . A.-lf your two-over-one response DRIVERS Exp'd only. EMPLOYMENT Buying Vlntag• BarblH '85 St 5 Jlmm~. .._
ICribe a tub-minimum two-over-was not a pme force, you have to Use own econo car or SERVICES 5533 & Clothes. Must be whl drive, lo ml, every jump to three apadea-the hand bu P/U truck. Earn ac· made In Japan. Top option, xlnt cond.
one tteponae; two no trump would too many prime carda to riak Ian· cording 10 production. -·-•• price 980-3588 $4995 cash. 723-4579
be invitational; you are a trump cuiahi.ni in a partial. If you've FT/PT. (714) 83 ... t170 Please be aware that . ¥1::i .!:~e! ~U::pa':e.f:;ru!::':; adopted the modem atyle, two F••hlon 1•1 beauty ':o~~·i:;:~; r~~~~: ~~~ COMPUTeRS 60181.H_O_N_D_A ____ 9_0_8_5
&lid te · fl th apadea ii enou,ii. That'• forcin1 ••Ion haa apace for to call a 900 number iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii trump our vo .J-~ or de and diac:ouragins rebida thereafter Electrolyala & Acu-In which there la 11
latter-it ia more .._.,~;ptive an abould ..a--~-.... .-.,., ardor. pune1urtat. 54~5125 Computer Printer 88' Blue Clvlo-Xlnt lest fancy. ~ _.-FLORAL DELIVERY charge per minute. Apple Laser Writer II cond, loaded: lo
Fff. Allen Back Florlat, NTX. $800 obo. Call mll••· Orig ownr.
11559 Placentia Ava. EMPLOYMENT Bob. 722·1667 • $5800 obo. 549·5033
•.. ••••111•1.JN~p~t!B~ea~c~h.~&4~2-~5004~ WANTED 5535 --------'84 Prelude sunroof, LOST & LOST & PERSONALS Halrc;.utttrt Wanttd iiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiilJEWELRY FURS 1t1ck. blue. 1 owner.
FOUND 2 925 FOUND 2925 ••••••••I For THE HAIRCUT· Houaetcper/Companlon. T ' 6025 gd cond, $5000. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TEAS • Coata Mff&, a .. ka posit. Uve In or Ir AR 845-0829
FOUND: Slam••• 'PERSONALS 3002 Newport Beach area. out. Older fem, Eng· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Cat. Coast Hwy/Bay· •REWARD• Great Job, great loci apeak. Refs. 644·8665 1 dl~t 011 11 1--------
slde Drive area, New-LOST BLACK LAB DOUBLB YOUR FUNlll ~~:~7~t~:2~:5~l~entel ~rlbal rchle f~ort~f1i( HYUNDAI 9090
port Beach. Call to "YOSHI" 1·800-235·9LAY HOUS• CLiANERS D014ESTICS 5540 acreen, aven w/flsh.liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
ldttntlfy, 675·5111. MALE <::;> 9 Months LIVE PARTY UNESI Balboa laland Co muuu mounted. 88' Hatchback-4dr, P/S,
LOST: Face plate for A et re 1 v er m Ix No C.C. II+ S2.0W3.50/mln. Must have car, Ina &. Nanny/H•kp for 2 chll· Authentic. 846-5053 FM cass, sharpl Mech
Sony mini disc car All blk/long halr1--. _H_O_T_&_W_l_L_D_l__ •peak Eng 723-6064 dran. apk •om• Eng, • • +LadlH 5V4 total good $1750 obo. Player w/case. Vlclnlty W 1 d 1 I f LI t 631-7149 ear ng re co ar 1·800-860-6969 Manicurist Muat ba exp ra •· ve-ou • ct ring 122K appraisal; Larkspur/Marguerlle, co ta M aa 646-5350 c d M • R E w AR D . Los l In H B -near Toll Fr•• Call frlendly, dependable & · 1 • · wlll aell for $11 K flrm.1 _______ _
Please call 640-7017 Beach & Yorktown Sin~•• Hotline confidant lnablllly. Call AJ 854-8152 MERCEDES
Please call Scott 1· 38·7801 Great Slncentlveas . MERCHANDISE To place an ad In N rt B hi 1 ort The Piiot claulfied, (714) 903·0035 Ext 799 S2/Mln. •wpo •ac arp
Call 842·5878. 18 yrs or over area. Teri 752-0711 ••••••••If PETS Ir PIT RETAIL SALES· 111lnH11T t! DATA ENTRY. Salary ANTIQUES 6010 nnufULlftJ
ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS MEMBERSHIPS + comm. 2.3 dya/Wk. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
2920 2920 3018 Call Biii, 542·2222
6049
ADOPT ·A·PET •BUYING ITEMS•
9130
300 CD-1978
Excallent cond.
$3900. 645-0104
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--------------------------------------------. Excluslva Center Glub Helplng USA amateur Business S---1-aJ Skills membership. Cost athletes. Boys & girls
From 1800·1960. 1
piece jewelry to entire
houseful. Immediate
cash. top $. 673-6223
Every Sat & Sun at TOYOTA 9210
PETS MART, Fountain liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Valley. Puppies, kit·
COMMERCIAL
REAL ESTATE
BUSINESS 8t
FINANCE
ANNOUNCEMENTS
urYl y; 1 OK sac 7K Inc trans 16 +. Earn $6-S t 2 per lee. Nancy 64~768 hour. Call 641 -6977
Real Eatate ••POOL TABLE•• Full s ize solid
Honduran mahogany.
tens and more, all 83' Cellca GTS-lllbk
loolslng for loving, car-antf, AC, PW, PM, PS.
Ing homea. CALL 241· Mags, 5apd, Sharpl
0317 for more Info. $2650 obo 631·7149 -----· EMPLOYMENT . ------•BUSINESS 2904 LOST 81
BUSINESS OFFICE OPPORTUNITY FOUND 2925
MALISTATIULD
Busy walk-lrt loca1lon.
comp plan. For lnteMew
Built late t 800's. S950 ..... p-u"""p"'"a--r•_•_c_u_ad--fr_o_m •---------
Larry, Corona del Mar. death row. Adopt with VOLKSWAGEN 9235
••967-0798•• don at Ion . Can• t ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii adopt? Ba a foster ort• FOR RENT 2769 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil LOCAL RTE•38 Loca· F 0 UN D : Lad I ea
••General ofc space llona eBu~y All Or Wrlatwatch lrt'" Kap-
1 tx15 at 1516 New· Part•Posslble S3K Ian'• parkling lot (Har-
port Blvd. CM. Xlnt Wkly•800·599-6760 bor & 405). Call to
EMPLOYMENT
5530
call Ron Tavtor. :I
llwPn ''"'" ~!#port APPLIANCES 6011 volunt .. r. Call 714/ •ee Squarel>ack rebll 859-270.-. ang, new llrH/brkH/
atereo. Auna great. Purebred Doberman $3000. Call 854-4876 673-7300 Full·alze
ADMIN IALES ASST l~==~~~==:'I Refrigerator loci 873·1943 --------Identify, 640-5737. Own A Payphone Rte. Sell your home $1200/Wk pot.
through classlfled. Unique Oppor.
842·5878 1·800-488-7632
Whether you're buying
or selllng, Ctasalnad
covers all your needal
For top producer, Reataurant In CdM w/leamaker,grt cond
Smith Barney Shear-now hiring, all posit: beige, 5235 OBO
son. FAX resume: Host, Servara, Cooks. 642-4321 X33• 714/641-7766. 640-2291 btwn &-11am ___ o_r_ee_1_-2_4_2_1 __ .
Female, 3 yra old. --------Abuaed but very '87 Sclrocco 18V aw .. t and great with lmmac In/out, all pwr,
kids. Needa to be only Malnt idnVnew parts.
pat. C•ll 71 ... 373-0771 54995 Must'" 844·5410
------1 CARPENTRY 3510 CLEANING DECK FURNITURE .. HAULING 3720 IANDSCAPE Ir MOVING 3834 PET
SERVICE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim SERVICES 3548 COATING 3570 REPAIRS 3622 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LAWN CJUU! 3808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil SERVICES
REAL ESTATE
3870 SPECIALIST 3 911 DIRECTORY Ripe.rs, Rtmod. Doors. wln-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beauty & th• Beaetliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Sav On Moving •••••••••I dows, cabinets. •tucco & dry-Reliable Home/Office STOP Deck Leaks· Complete R••lor•tlon Haullng & Cleanup B••lo Yard Malnt. LowHt, Storage, prof. Wal king th• Dog·A Come to Colorado! Colo Spg1 wlll, lences, gates, tie. Uc. Cleaning. Excellent waterproof coating•· Wood, wicker, uphOll, Mr & Mrs Rubble Lawna, Cleanup•• XLNT rep. 1 hr rnln. Ina. kennel elternatlve. '"° http. ~ Off moving 35yrsexp.Jerry 142.0597 Refs. 10% Off tat visit decks, stairs Oual. etc. FREE pickup & at your service. Tr" Trimming, Lt THl7659· V/MC 731"2956 Personalized, your costs. su.coJdwel Bink•
ACCOUNTING/ Marla 722·1854 work. Ll587430 Free delivery. 982·1823 650-8669 or 650-1628 Hauling 979-8245 ---------I home. Ina. 673·7184 Wllk•&Col00-571-6525
TAXES 3406 CARPET Est. Best S 722-8769 'JUNK TO THE DUMP' Down to Earth Lawn & PAINTING 3858 --------RelocaUng to Denver?
CLEANING 3515 COMPUTED$ 35 6 HANDY MAN 3710 Immediate debrla Garden Service. Conat iiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PHOTOGRAPHY All SSS ranges. All
25 YEARS EXP &\ 1 DOORS 3580 removal. Guar HonHt Malnt & Renovation. •W.P. YOUNGQUIST 387 American RE.(9ob
Fully computerized. M J ti M 1 t T k ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HoiHll••ntal ProperUH PrlcH. 968·1882 Customer Satisfaction Painting Conlraolor iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii5 l<nudSlll) 800•553•5299
Fast service By appt • •• 0 an · rue ONllTI PC IERVICH11 .1 our 1 et priority! Oual. palnUnn by nrol'la
N · · · mount ca1pet cleaning Excellent new entry P..,nt-Carpantry· U 1 .,..,,,.,.8 ..... 78 ,,. ... ,.. 548"7600 wpt Bch 10% off w/ad. Flood Soft/Hardware Install, maker & door hanger. Drywall and moral NT c """"""' · .,...,... 1• Ucll02098. Ins.
QUALITY CPA control 24 hr 557-4059 Train. tat rat• Hrvlca. Guar, reaa. Baldwin Gery 845-5277 IMPROVEME S 0'9eft So-. l.and.cpng Frff nt 845-3305
at affordable flKed lee. 1 hour free. Free ••l. Locks. Don, 521·8910 Carpentry, Eleotrlo HOME 3756 & lrrlgaUon, Trimming PROFESSIONAL
WEDDING TILE 3928 PhotogrephJ You1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim kMp lh• negatlv ... 1• Deborah 983-8183 Repair Speolellata 7 Daya & Evenings ,. .. a T STALL Brandon. 720.0295 Plumblng liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii & Removala, Clean-.iPAINTING
Brent Ells 1542·9843 ~PE IN Comm/Rea. Lio. TUPP•RWARIE upa & Malnl, St. Uc. DAVID aLOANE PLUMBING
3890
Clean, Caulk, regrout.
••allflg & Install. Uk•Nu Tile 840-2211. SM.ALLBUllNESSES &REPAIRS 3S16'_c_O_N_C_RE_T_E_& ___ ELECTIUCAL 3610 .leff842-0833 Cuatomlze lour 15990215,432-8804 PAINTERS
P & L STATEMENTS MASONRY 3557 Carpentry, roofing. kitchen, galley RV. Jungle Jim• Landscape Ll358528 • 645-9957
INCOME T.:.~ SERVICE Carpet Repalr•·POM/ A-1 l!lectrloel work plumbing, drywall, Melody 650-5683 NB Malnt.Hrdacpe,Yard FREE ESTIMATES-OFF •EXTRA QUICK• WAllR
frH Pick Up & :i"'lvery reatratch'Wlr damage, Local Uo. contractOt atucco, painting, tile, cleanup. Tame It SEASON SPECIALS. Righi now. MlnutH Pn'l'9•TJON 3933 11"'1207 Install an)' size job. Be t Prl /Q llty Quick RHponsel etec:trlcal. Jim 1'1·74SM nowl 497~998 SAVES YOU MONEY. from youl Drains ru0t """"
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