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Shirley Wagner hugs Maria Jimenez, who turned in her jewels.
Athladc boosters
playing -_k•Y rillas
at high sch0ol1
~ Clubs are important in
helping to fund many
sports, but just how far
should their influence go?
BY BAJlll Y FA u LKN £ R, .._:;:;;-
SPOan \\'iuna
A s public funding for high
school athletics .continues
to dwindle, today's
boosters are expected to
contribute more than their two
cents worth from the bleachers.
Whether it's bank rolling a
$300,000 footb:ill weight training
facility or supplying a couple
dozen b;ills a week for the
frosh·soph tennis team, .
administrators and coaches in ·
the Newport-Mesa Unified
School District have come to
rely upon the supportJOf the
community, specificatfly parent/
booster groups.
But as high schools continue
to pass the hat for \'ital f\nan cial
support, administrators and
coaches remain careful to avoid
transferring the balance.or
decision-making power.
"Booster clubs have been a
tremendous source of support
for athletics, and other
programs across the board on
our campus," Corona del Mar.
High Principal Tom Jacobson
said. "As they contribute more
and more to an organization, it's
natural to want more say in how
those organizations are run.
"But it's important we keep
clear what the role of a booster
group is, in relation to that of
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lhe school," Jacobson continued.
"Though it's reasonable to allow
(boosters) to par\icipate and
express their desires, 1 draw the
line of separation between them
and the person in charge of the
program. F.or we. 'that's the
,Qach , under the Slij>Crvision of
the athletic director."
Though some' area coaches
acknowledge their association
with parents isn't without
cc;>nnict, they said an occasional
combative parent/booster is
toJerable, considering the
dh idends an active booster
group can add to the bottom
line.
·•A lot of coaches I've talked
to have horror stories. but I've
had a very, very positive
experience with boosters," said
Jeff Brinkley, entering his ninth
season as Newport Harbor
High's head football coach. "I
knock on wood, but l haven't
really had any problems with my
parents." J
Corona del Mar High's·Dave
Holland. who resigned Jan. I I
:ifter 20 seasons as Sea Kings'
head football coach, has seen
parental involvement progress
from mere sideline support to
today's big-budget
bureaucracies.
"It's like they say: 'There's no
free lunch,' " ell.plained the
58-year-old Holland. "Today's
coaches do a real high-wire
balancing act with boosters. You
need them, because of the
financial support they provide,
but you can't let them tell you
how to run the program."
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Spring break is
, over so it will be a
gloomy day for NlnLY
area school kid~. ~9!l!) (
Actually it will probably be
gloomy_ ior us all with more
fiazy skies.
· See Weather, Page 2
Gem 01· a ·person · gets ·reward
_ . ·Hotel worker given nec kl·ace , money for turning · ·in lost bag
of jewelry . She ·said sh e {neve r co nsidered doing anyth in g else ·
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BY M.Aic S. PoSN!ll, STAFF Warru.
NEWPO RT BEACH -Maria
Jicnenez and Shirley Rich Wagner
shared smiles when they met for
the first time on Sunday.
Their dissimilar lives were
indelibly linked a week ago when
Jimenez found about SI00,000
worth of jewelry that Wagner
accidentally left behind at the
Newport Beach Marriou , where
Jimenez is a housekeeper.
Draped in a smattering of the
jewelry she loslvWagner walked
into the hotel lobby, was pointed
toward Jimenez, and without
hesitation planted a warm kiss on
the 23-year-old's left cheek.
"I really do thank )OU for bein,g
such a wonderful, honest person,"
Wagner said while placing a gold
necklace around Jimenez\ neck. of med1:i th:it h:ad g.:.l.hered foF the
"Ma)be it'll start )OU on 10 m:.in) meeting · 1 he} kill people fur :i
more gold chains. CJr or tor S~5 I at an A TM l II
In additi?n to the SISO !>Ure ne,er forget this girl.'"
necklate, Jimenez _wa) gl\en a . ~ Jimenez jpph!ared 0,cn,helmed
tha~k you letter \\<1th a S300 che~ b' the camer;i!> and her
from Wagner. The two i.hould · . . keep in touch, Wagner told l>~dden-celebnty ~tatus. She~~ as
J imenez. . taught to be .honl!!.t. tu re,p1.:d
"Can yeu beltC\C thi11> gil'I'!'" other p1.:opk-. propert) and ne~~r
Wagner said, turning 10 a throng See RIWARD/Pa9• •
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Newport Harbor catcher Zach Biehl looks over the new baseball facility at the school, which was built thanks to boosters.
Newport Harbor Ults its own field of dreams
~Three months and
$2 0,000 later, booster
sees· his vision of a
first-class baseball facility
at school come true.
. final price tag later, Newport
opened it's varsity basebaJI sea·
son on the very same field,
which by then had been trans·
formed into a diamond jewel.
The renovations -an outfield
fence with wind screens, center
field hitter's background, major
league-quality clubhouse and en·
BY BAJUt.Y FAULKNER, closed dugouts -continue, ac·
St0an Warru cording to Urban, who refused
N rt Ce t • n· k . • to believe the pessimists' insis-ewpo n er s 1c enng . Id b d skyline in the distance tence tt cou never e on<!:' . "We were out there for se,en
stood in for the now-hours the other day, fi ni!.hing
famous Iowa corn field as Joe -the dugouts and r:iking do\\n the
Urban Sr. para_ded fellow New-infield after the rain," said
port Harbor High b~seball par· Urban, who spearheaded the fa.
ents onto the m<>?nht, dew-, cility's overhaul with help from a
lay.ered. grass be_hmd the school s few fellow ~rents and Coach
swimming pool m early January. Kirk Bates
. Stan~ing not far from the "We do~'t really have :i for-
pllcher s mound of the modest mat booster club " aid Urban
facility that had receqtly served whose son Joe J~. is a freshm.an
the. Sailors')un_ior varsity, Urban pitcher and shqrts~op on this
deh~er~d his pitch for a future year's varsity.
varsity field of dreams. "In talking to Bates before the
"We had a laugh about the season, he said he'd never had
movie," Urban recalled of the an enclosed field with a pcrma-
evcning's parallels to 1989 clas· nent outfield rencc. Peo'ple were
sic starring Kevin Costner. "I telling us thai couldn't be done,
think I even said, 'If we build it, and that it would never happen.
they will come.' " But I thought, hey, my kid's
Less than three months and a going to be in the program for
healthy chunk into the $20,000 fou r years, and 1 would lik~ him
to play on a really nice field.
The more I heard people sa> ing
ii couldn't be done, the more I
wanted to make it happen. I
said, 'Hey, I thin k I can do
this.' "
Beginning in January, Urban
bartered. begged, sold and !.\\e3t
to make the field take shapl!.
··The really ha rd part \\J:. get·
ting C\eryone to agree thJt our
program desel'\ed to ha\.e its
own facility, like the one CoronJ
del ~tar (High) hJS put together
the past couple year :· Urb;in
said. "I '"Jnted to get ::i pbce
"here kids plJytng Little League
\\OUld look forward to one da)
getting a chance to play on. I
wanted it to be a big deal.··
U rban, \\ho ~aid he prefers
no~ to quJntif) his out-of·
pocket contnbutton. ("at leJst
not '' tthin listening di'>tJncc of
my wife, Karen"). became more
determined with each new ob·
Slacle. ~
"Once l got into it, I began to
see reasons for the pc 1mism."
Urban recalled. · You'd think
people would try to mal.e 1t ea )'
for a thing like this to happen,
but at times, it wa · fru!.trattng
and downright laughable the
Q&A
amount of resi lance \\C encoun-
tered. There v.ere times "hen I
\\JS discouraged, but I ju!.t pul
blinders on a[ld I.cpl going. I
had to pcrSC\:ere ...
Urb;in !.aid his pcr!>l!>tcnce
didn't alway!> endear him 10
other t-:e\\pOrt parent -his
plan to ha'e each p!Jycr raise
$150 en~ountercJ l>ome prote!.t
"If people ;iren't going to like.
me. then I c;,in't \\Orf) Jbout
1hat," Urban c\pl;}ined ··But
mo't of "hat l\e done benefits
C\Cl')One\ !.On. n\.ll JU't mine."
L'rban quc:.11on' "hether he'd
~o it all again. kno.,qng "hJI he
1.:no\\s no.,,, but s;Jld he didn't
ha'e to .,,all king for the p.l)'Off
to his countlc-.s hour' of dcdica·
tion.
"\\hen "Little Joe· came up
anJ hit a home run (O,er the
left field f~ncc) in hi-. fir-.t \:Jr·
~it\ .u bJt (~brch 4), it "a' C\·
trcmeh i.au t)ing. !leek. my ,,ifr:
and l figured "e 'pent three
months going door·to·dl'IOr
ha\\ king ad\ert1<.ini 1gns for
that stup_1d fence, ju t "" he
could hat .a ball o'er it I co -.·d·
credit about a $13.000 home
run. and it "a" more.• than \\Orth
tt .''
Colliatle keeps Pelican Hill at the forefront
Jay Colli:llie 1 the director of
golf at Pelican Hill Golf Club. He
came to the Newport Beach
facility from PGA We t in LJ
Quinta, one of the prestige
courses in the country.
The Kansas native pl:i)ed golf
for four )·ea() at the Uni\.er ity of
Oklahom:t and, a'1er about a
s&ic-week tint on the pro tour,
became a club pro.
Gour e No • ~(). 1991.und it.; Lmi..s
Couf')c last autumn.
Colliatie sat down \\ith D:uly
Pilot ports "riter Rich:ird Dunn
ond talkcd·nbout subject) rangi1\g
from the po' ibilily of ho,ting o
pro C\Cnl :it the OCC3n idc cout e
to wlr.it kind of pht)'Ct hh. 2~ .)Car
old daughter i . ·
\\bat's the 1lmt't1ble ror Ptllcan
HUI bostina a pro~ lonal ennt
and •hat lrt tome or lht
l&nlncant rac:tors lnvolvtd In
nnall1lnJ I dtal'? ..
probably the c::i~ie .. t nn wer to that
quc tion i there rcall) i n'?
timetable at this point . \\'e want tO
make liurc it's ;t win·win deal for
the rommunit)'; "c want to make
'ure it' a good thing for Pelican
Hill. • .
Obviou~ly, the reason ptoplc
ore antcrc ted i becau"e of the
qu:ility of the goJC'cour e,
MMC NAamt. DAllT l"IWT
"I'm just perlectly h~ right now," aaya Jay Co•1te.
He says gotr has olwl)) been his
lire, he even married 1 woman
v.-ho wa an 1m1tmCh1mpion in
two ltltCS.
Pelican Hill opened 1t Ocean
Without quc tion, there i n lot or intere t out there. I thmk
oc thetically with the ocean and
the urrounding , nnd the f:lct that
Newport Beach has ~ much to
offer. Obviou I , n's rully
becoming mcwhnt or a resort
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2 Monday,April4, 1994
NeWPO" e,ectVColta Mesa Dally Pilot
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Bewa~e, your
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1 Uncle Sam is
' lurking areun~
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MANAGING EDITOR STEVE MARBLE, 540-1224, ext. 363
LOOIOllO UCK
George Coffey, Cosio Mesa's
first city manager
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WllamS' classlc
among hlghltghts
of SCH season
..,_Two wortd premieres
.,..,,~--~the corn•~· ra-~•.ei:::~~s -•ao ~a~~·~\~S,9 <i.n
1994-95 slate ol , f ·prays
I t's Virtual Reality time, kiddies,
but you don't have to put on your
headgear and goggles for this trip.
Figuring out your income \ax is as '
close to rc:ility as you want to get.
When you tally up yo ur legitim:ite
59 and
Holding
:ind paltry
deductions, and the
moment oi truth
arrives, you can feel
your lire-support
system ebbing away.
The heart races, and
t))e face flushes red,
white and blue with
indignation. You're
feverishly re-working
your expenses, but no
matter ~ow you
figure it, you still owe
your spendthrifr
Uncle Sam five grand
and two quarts of
blood. Cyberspace was never this real.
Every year this financial trauma
tempts ordin<iry, upstanding citizens to
search for new and "creative"
deductions that "'on't trigger any red
flags at the IRS Truth Scrum Factory .•
Bending the rules requir~s just enough
ingenuit) to stretch, b\lt not break, the
la". "
Costa Mesa's first police chief, Arthur McKenzie, in suit, with members of his f~rce. The department was started in 1953.
Costa Mesa awoke with Coffey
,. .. ,.. I
A!> a warning to all yo u worried
pencil-chewer!> who aren 't sure how far
you can !ltretch, \.\C'd like to give you a
few examples of creative deductions
that won't fly. Ruic one: Never take
your mother-in-law off as a medical
deduction because the old witch gives
~ou ulccr!I. Not eve n a dumb computer
will buy this tale of woe -let alone
those IQ machines that can sniff out
laundered money and political
loophole:..
First city · manager .got young town . off to a rousing start
An ideal deduction must have the
~Jme qualities a!I a i.oap opera:
Belle' ability, sacrifice, and hopeflllly, a
touch of pathos.
Li~ting peas as dependents ought to
be l~al since they give you more love
and le!IS crisis-time than your kids -
and don't talk back. But the law sta~es
dependents must be two-legged.
Ho"e,·er, here's a nice loophole for
canary and parrot parents.
. Resist the temptation to slip in a
fe.,., bills from your ve terinari an, Dr.
Dooli1tle, with the rest of your
deductions. He may be a better healer
than your other specialists, but he
doesn't have an MD.
G ~orge Coffey refused to
pay his own salary for
the first two months of
his job as Costa Mesa's first city
manager. The infant city,
incorporated on June 29, 1953,
had no money and his first plan
was to sci up a business license
tax. As the money came in from
that, he was able to hire more
city staff.
Coffey, a World War ll
veteran and a graduate student
at the University of Southern
aiiITornia, was still writing his
master's thesis in public
administration when he was
hired by the city of Costa Mesa
with a salary of SS,500 annually.
He and his wife Vera moved
from Los Angeles in August of
1953.lo become longtime
residents o( the city whose
future was his to plan.
41D WllJ;lY t 4flOM -
If you win a staggering jackpo t on a
!llot machine, be fore you swi tch to a
rich und decade111 lifestyle, remember
your Uncle Sammy is looking over
your shoulder, counting his cut. He's
disguised as the cashier at the window
who reports to the lRS. ,
Under his direction, taxes
from gasoline, legal licenses,
automobile licensing and fines
and forfeitures flowed into the
city 1:offers and paid the salaries
of a wisely chosen staff. Art
McKenzie became police chief.
Later, three more officers were
hired; one, Roger Neth, became
The front page of the Globe Herald from July 30, 1953 after George Coffey, 47, was nameo
city manager. His is pictured with' Costa Mesa Mayor C.W. TeWinkle.
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Taking )Our wife to dinner on an
expcme accou111 and claiming her as a
consultant on redecorating your office,
"ill only Y.Ork if the tax computer has
a loose connection.
faery country has its eccentric tax
hl\\·s. None "ere more comical and
prone to cheating than the tax system
in ltJlv in the 50s. Citizens were J~!>es~ed according to their lifest)'le.
\\'hen the tax inspector, invariably a
tough Neapolitan, paid a visit,
e\eryone co111rived to look their
neediest. The most famous performer
in thi!I charade was a
Prince-of-the-realm dwelling in a
tax-free ancestrnl Palazzo. The prince
kept a couple of thread-bare suits and
worn shoes with holc!I in 1he soles for
the inspector's annual visit. •>
It \\as a rit ual both men played out
e'ery }Car \\ith an Italian's Oair and
admiration for beating bureaucracy.
Alas, today computers have robbed the
farce of all 11s fun.
Nancy Mc/11IJre's rolumn runs
M ondDJ .
• the next police chief.
Most important to a growing city, the building department,
under A.J. Volz. was the first department. Fees for building
permits and pla heck fees made it self )upporting.
Chuck er was the first street dep:irtment superintendent.
Newport ulevard was three lanes, Harbor Boulevard was
paved to Victoria, with curbs and gutters only in the downtown
area. Nineteenth and 17th streets were paved, but without
curbs. The only bridge across the Santa Ana River was at
Victoria.
Coffey initiated an accounting system, which was adapted to
machines as soon as the city could afford to buy them. R<iy
Hartzler was hired as fiscal officer.
The volunteer Fire Department was ocganized with a fire
chief and three firemen to lead the volunteers. City Hall was
staffed by secretaries Dorothy Dietzel, Peg Peterman and
Dorothy Ellis. Coffey selected Bill Dunn as planning
technician.
In 1957, George Coffee resigned as city manager of Costa
Mesa and returned to his "first love," engineering, and after
working for Boyle Engineering and Kobig and Kobig, opened
his own engineering consulting firm , VG Corporation. He also
served as city manager for Redlands and Redondo Beach.
-Cumpllcd by Anne Spinn The·view looking north up Harbor Boulevard from Newport
Boulevard in 1948. Undergound utilities went in around 1963.
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to be presented on group's
two Costa Mesa stages.
Bv ~iA1T COKER,
[l.'Tf.aTAIS)IL'T EoJTOa
COSTA MESA -South Coast
Repertory next season will stage
Tennessee Williams' cl35Sic "A
Streetcar Named otsire," the Los
Angeles/Orange County premiere
of Cheryl L West's "Jar the
Floor" and the world premieres of
Craig Lucas' "God's Heart" and
Margaret Edson's "Wit.''
In a leucr to current subscrib-
ers,. artistic directors David
Emmes and Martin Denson re-
vealed those-titles will be among
the 11 plays that will be presented
on SCR's two !ltages during the
199.i-95 sea!>on.
The 31st season for Orange
County's premiere theatrical com-
pany \\~II open on 1he !:1f a!nstage
Sept. 2 "i1h ''Streetcar, ,directed
by Uen~on Jnd featuring SCR \Ct-
erJn Kandis Chappell in the po\\·
erful p.1rt of Ol~ince DuBois .and
Uill Gcis!lhnger, \\ho headed lhe
compan} 's "fool for Love" ca~t 111
1987. "Streetcar" ''ill run through
Oct. 9.
"Jar the Floor," a drama :ibout
four generation) of African-
Americans b(ought together b)
the great-grandmother's 90th
birthday, will play on the Second
Stage Nov. l through Dec. 4.
"God's Heart," which will run
on tile Mainstage Feb. 24-April 2,
1995, is''tN= latest SCR-devclopcd
project from Lucas. Norman
Rene, "ho directed Lucas' "'J31ue
Window," 'Three Po:.1cards" and
"Prelude to a Kiss" at SCR, di·
recl!I thb commcn1ary on urban
life told by a sheltered )Oung cou-
ptc :ind a i.trcetwi~e kid.
UcnM>n \\.111 al!IO direct "Wit,"
Ed!>on·s fi~l play, '' hich was de·
'eloped through SCR's Collabora·
tion ubocatory and received a
\\orl..)hop and reading la)t foll .
Ed!IOn's fir!.t play is abou t a bril·
liant professor'!> raging response
to :i con uming illne53. ll 'll hit ·1he
Scco1\d Stage ~!arch 14-April l(i,
1995.
.Among the other plays being
considered for the Mainstage in
'94-'95 a re SCR-commi!lsioned
works by Donald MJrgulies, Eric
Overmyer and David Henry
Hwang, as well as William
Wycherley\ "The Country Wife,"
Anton Chekhov's "The Cherry
Orchard," Noel Co\\ard's "Blithe
~pirit" and a return of Alan Ayck-
bourn's "lntimate Exchanges,"
"hich broke Second Stage box of·
fice records last year,
The ne"t Second Stage season
may be rounded out by Oa\'id
Mamet'i. "Oleanna," A.R. Gur·
ney's "Loter Life" and the world
premiere of Ne\\port Beach pla)-
wright Cecilia Fannon'!> "Green
Icebergs," which gets its NewS-
CRipt) reading on May 2.
The letter to subscribers also
announced tha t this year's revival
of Charles Dickens' chestnut ''A
Chrbtmas Carol" will return to
SCR. Dec., 2·24, with previews be-
ginning Nov. 29.
Current subscribers, who have
begun receiving renewal notices,
will get first crack at •94.•95 sub-
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LUNCH MINU
Newport Mcsn Elementary
school meals this week!
Todny -·Turkey corn dog
or hamburger, shredded
lettuce with pickle chips,
baked french fries, choice
of p1ilk.
Tucsdny -Brunch for
lunch, pancake with syrup,
breakfast beef patty, Y'l
b:iked potato, orange smiles,
choice of milk, free magnet.
Wednesday -Chunky
chicken taco salad in an
cdibowl or hamburger with
fixings, corn relish i.alad,
grape juice, choice of milk.
Thursday -Turkey in
aravy with mashed pot:uoc~
and a rqll or hamburger
with fiicing:., to)scd alad.
chocolalc pudding, choice
o( milk.
•·rlday -Spaghetti with
meal ~uc:c or hamburger
"'ith fixing~. green btan5,
chilled pcacheis, cherry nut
muffin bread, choice or milk.
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
• ·Making ·it .a truly hippy Easter
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More than 200 children, including 20 homeless children from Orange Coast Interfaith Shelter, participate in an Easter Egg hunt at Newport Dunes.
The Easter Bunny talks with some participants In the egg hunt.
Megan Dias, 8, right, helps Rilynn Robichaud, 2, put eggs In her basket.
Children have an egg-citing Easter
T he Easter Bunny was especially
generous to the more than 200
children who hunted for eggs
Saturday at Newport Dunes Rei.Ort.
Among the searchers were 20
homeless children from the Interfaith
Shelter in Costa Mesa.
A total of 4,000 eggs were hidden
throughout 1he 100-acre waterfront
resort in Ne'' port Beach. Some
contained as much as SJO.
Children." ere also able to 1,il.it the
Easter Bunny and help d~orate a
10-foot Easter egg.
Photos by Katsuya Rainone, Daily-Pilot --
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The Easter Bunny and some children paint the world's largest Easter Egg.
M~8!' .-nd Rilynn search hard for a special egg that contains a $10 bill.
Wcmna place a classified ad? Call our classified adveiUslng department at ~-5678.
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There's no rm1
for typewrltlrs ril
today's •1-tieh
publishing circles
T HERE'S THING FISHY GOJNG
ON HERE -Folks who recall the
)e:irs when it was known as the
hcJrt of Mackerel Hats, anchcm;d by
bu'>tling Western Canners, will hardly ; ·~~,....,--~
belie"c '"F' ~ . ~
Local
Scene
Auaint ol' neighborhood.
Instead of fishing boats
cr0\'d1ng the Rhine
Channel, disgorging their
aromatic cargo,
oncc;s.imple· Cannery
Village is edging
su!>piciously IO\\ ard some
prCll) sophisticated stuff .
. • Take, please, the
nerve-center of Donovan
Publishing, tucked away
on little L:lfayctte
A\enuc, ne.ar 29th Street,
just a clam's throw from
The Cannery Restaurant.
l visited there the other day, wondering
\\hy an ·'obscure print shop" would be
publishing Duddy Ebsen's autobiography,
"The Other Side of Oz," when some
major firms migh1've been biddi~g for the
privilege.
Well, now I know. Donovan -PtJ6Tishlng
turns out to be a brilliant gem, another
brainchild concehed b) Paul Sumner of
holographic technology fame (Upper Deck
baseball cnrds, etc.)
Holy Gutenberg! faen though l'"e spent
a lifetime in print·rcl:ited dodges, I "'asn't
prepared for the \\Onder:. awaiung in our
tpo·bricf encounter. Don't look now,
Johann, but there's a \\hole new \\Orld of
tno' able I} pc out there.
E\cept in Eb:.en':. straight·forw:ird case,
bool.s aren't JUSt printed anymore. They're
"!>IJte·of·the-an. totally visual,
multi-med1:i experiences,'' complete \\iith
audio and 'ideo iapes, CD·ROMs. :iU
sons of cxo1ic illustr:uions, and even ,the
publisher's trademark holograms -
designed to involve all the senses. And
pica e don't ask me what CD·ROMs are.
Currently in production at the two-story
idea factory in Cannery Village is a book
entitled, "Animation: The Art of friz
Freleng." The unique package, all in a
lcathcr-bot;ind slipcase, includes rare ceb
(from Loony Tunes, Bugs Bunn> &
Friends), signed by the legendary
cartooJlist, "ho is no" in his late S<h.
Uh, did I call ~hi!> a book? facuse me.
In publishing circles, it's kno'"" as a
"collectible" -and 11·11 be a'ailabJe for
only' S 1,200 per. For purpose of contrast,
tbc no·1rilb Eb:.en b10 ells for a mere
S24.95.
I ma) be ''ming more l~llcr about this
am:izing new "orld of publishing.-after 1
grasp rudiments of the language, :ind can
translate s:ime 'i:i the hunt-and-peck
method on my antiquated LC Smith &
Corona type,Hiter. ..
You do rcmembet "hat a t)pc,,titer i;S.
or was, don't you?
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HE SAJD IT, I DIDN'T -At
Thursday's comocation of the 'encrable
(est. 1913) Ornnge County Coa:.t
Association, staged at Ne" port Dunes,
outgoing presu.Jent Tom Fuentes uncorked
a glo" ing introduction of Congressman
Chris Co-: Tom touched all the bases:
"Haf\arJ:educated la")'Cr," etc.
Our congressman "as equal to the
tribute, confessing.
"Actu:ill}. I'm a recovering lawyer. I
don't practice an} more. I'm now in a
profe i.ion of e'en Jo,.,er esteem."
::J rrs THE TllOlJGJIT THAT COUNTS
-lncomin~rcs1dent of the Coast
Asso ia11on bus}·bU:.} Dill)lamilton,
'"ho operate he aforementioned Canne1y
Re!>taurant. In the; appl.1uding audience
was his chJrmrng \\1(c, Helen.
Friends Jt an up-front table had this
COO\ c r~•lllOn:
"\va-.n't it thoughtful of D1ll 10 have hi
"1fe hcre1 "
"It's the ka the could do. Today is
their 491h "edding anni .. er ary."
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JU f A \\'lLD A.'D CRAZY PAR1Y -
Share Our Sehe , the Costa Me n·bascd
charitable organization, '"Ill ume1I its
parkling nc" kitchen on Thursday. For
the occ:ision, dubbed Orange Aid, the
SOS "A Team" _of ,oJunteers has enlisted
the sef\ ices of 17 of our county's mo t
gifted chefs. •
Their a ignment: 10 crente wild and
crazy taco . One cuhnal')' virtuoso, I'm
told, is creoting an o trich taco. Another
will introduce a des crt taco.
Dut what'll the cnuicst thing of all? Jn
checking the h tor 17 chefs, there isn't a
Spani h-ba ed name in the lot.
An e planation comes from an
O\ier-the-shoulder kibitzer, to wit: "No
elf-re peeling McX-ic:an, in his wildest
siesta, would come up with crazy
concoction like that."
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PARTI G SHOT -If Newport Beach
plannina comma ioners can't control the
r~lries at Bacchu , the nauahty nitery in
Udo Villa1c, they mi1h1 con1ider the neat
best thine.-
They c:ould chanac the ~maac name
from lido to Ubido.
Jtny Ko1wf••1 tohl•• nNi• M°"*1
add WtdMlcl•!·
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COl.UATIE .......... ,
1ype area~ a resort destinauon, if
you will. h's somcthini we believe
that we'Vc always wanted to
enhance, that's part of the main
reason (or building a golf course.
W e've had a couple of peopJe
approach us and we just fell
like ii was a Jiule premature.
When arc we going to be ready for
chat? I'm not really sure. I think
chat's just someching thal ~ill
unveil itself 10 µs and we'll know.
We will know ''hen the
opportunicy comes.
What mnkes Pelica n Hill so
unique from other top golf
courses?
1 1hink the uniqueness of ii is
the ocean. I mean; 1h:11's what
draws people there, that and the
quality of the golf course.
(Architcc~l Tom Faziq has just
doni an outst:1nding fob -he has
two golf courses wi1h totally
different personalicics: The Ocean
Course, 'Yith all t,he trees that
were planred and the shrubs and
Oowers and large greens -along
with nacural vegetation -and
1hen he turned right around and
built the Link.$ Golf Course, which
is all narural vegetation. Primarily,
v.hat was there, srayed in place.
He put a couple tee boxes here
and there and a few greens out
there and let the natural
aeslhetics, if you "ill, take place,
and that makes for a nice
combination.
Out wi1hou1 a doubt, it's got lo
be the ocean. The ocean has to be
the big dra,,: the fre sh air,
ael>thctics, and being able to look
at C:i1alina Island some 30 miles
a'':l)' an d the !.U n setting over is ·
~ome1hing that not eve rybody has.
Very few have 1ha1.
The Pelir:Jn Hill courses "ere
planned to prcsen•e the natural
''egcrntion of the area. What has
there been any response from
em iron mentalists?
The re!ipon:.e has been real
favorable. Our people work real
close with the Fish and Wildlife
and 1hc California State Park
Agencies. To date, they have been
re al favorable, and we monitor the
water on a daily basis. We try lb
preserve wherever we possibly can
ro work with the environmentalists
and to date there have been no
complaints that l'm aware of. And
I think both agencies, they and us,
work real close, hand·in-hand, 10
make sure that things are under
control 24 hours a day.
Since the Learning Center and
Practice Facility opened last
summer, what kind of programs
have been established at Pelican
Hill?
We tried 10 have the driving
range and the learning center as a
kind of stand alone amity. lt is
part of the golf course, yet ii 's
really not. It's not like your
standard situation where you could
w:ilk out of the pro shop and hit a
few balls and walk over to the first
tee. It sits just off Newport Coast ·
Drive and it !.lands alone.
We put together several
progrnms. It is a learning center
and we 've hired some other
professional staff. Right now,
)Orne of the programs we arc
involved in, (we} have pursued
going 10 some of the elementary
schools within the surrounding
area, offering (our) services ... to
student s to pretty much initiate
them to the game of golf and
trying to gel their interest levels a
li1tle higher. Then they have
Saturday clinics with these kids
REWARD
From P•1• 1
had thoughts of doing anything
other th an turning the bag of
Jewels over to her manager, she
'aid.
"I fell very nervous because l
had never seen anything like that
before," Jimenez said in Spani~.
She said she will save the money
to help her get through school.
Jimenez, who moved to
California from Mexico City in
1989, is doing an internship as
port of her studies to become a
medical assistant. She lives with
her parents -who both also work
for Marriou -in a four-bedroom
Garden Grove home.
Wagner lives in Bel Air. She
aid she and her husband w~re at
the hotel for a weekend stay.
But since her home was
damaged in the Jan. 17 Northridge
Earthquake, Wagner said she's
been hesitant to leave her
uninsured jewelry behind, fearing
it might .be lost in another
trembler.
Wagner said she had placed the
bag behind the hotel room's
drapes to hide it while she and her
husband were out. While
unpacking at home last Mond:iy.
Wagner realized she'd forgotten
the jewelry.
She immediately called the
hotel, asking the m:magcr and
ecurit)' 10 search the room
together. But Jimene1 already bad
found the baa and given h to her
manager.
"I \\!I ab50lutely frantic."
Wasner rccaJlcd. "You hove no
idea, the anxiety. l wia:i. M> •
distraOJht, it wos like l could ha\lc
tiled 1nysc1C.') 7 .
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that JO throughout the year for 1
minimal fee.
(Our wff has) worked tttl batd
on trying to expose the facility to
some or the women entrepreneurs
in the Newport Beach area. We
rccogniie there is a big market
there with women instruction.
Wba& ls th~ status of tbt
clubhoust, w~h opentd ln ,
Aups~ and Its related ameoUlts?
Again, 1 am really not sure oC
the timetable. It's an ongoing
project. Qur locker rooms arc
complete down there, We've got
about 30 to 40 Jockers in both the
women's loclcr room and the
men's. The prp shop in my mind
has got to be one of the best, iC
not the best, in the country. I
don't believe there was anything
spared in that area. The dining
room is under way, but the
clearance.and the exact date of
when it will be complete, I'm
really not sure at this time. But it's
an o.ngoing proces~ and l look
forward lo it being done in the
near future.
• What is toughest hole af Pelican
Hill, on either the Links or Ocean,
and ,.·by?
I've got to believe it's No. 18 on
the Ocean Course. And 1 think
the reasons for it is you've got :i
pretty long cany oft the tee. The
hole itself measures out to 454
yards, which is a quite lengthy
par-4. And then you've got a
canyon in front of you and 1ou've
got canyons down the left side, so,
you know, an errant shot left
results in a lost ball .. , (llishit off
the lee, lost ball. And if you are
fortunate enough to hit a drive out
there with someone, you've still
got an awfully long second shot.
And it's guarded with sand traps
on the left and a big swale down
the right. So it really puts a
premium on a long, long carry.
T be green's big, but you have
an opportunity lo putt the
green in th e back right-hand
corner, so depending if we were in
a tournament condition, or just
every day conditions, that pin
place proves to be a real plus or
minus, depending.on where to set
it.
You Lalk about a course
. maturing. How long typically
would it take for a course to
mature for it to host a
tournament, and is the grass
primarily what you mean by
maturing?
l think it has obviously a lot to
do with it. And again, are you
looking for a major championship,
are you looking for sponsor
championships, a sectional
championship and a tour si te? 1t
just depends. As far as maturity
goes, obviously grass has a lot to
do with it. The whole area flas a
lot to do with it.
If you arc goi ng to have a
tournament you've got a lot of
things such as parking element:.,
transportation, finishing the whole
project. We've got two sites here
th a1 are master planned for hotels.
We just made a deal with Disney
where we are going to do some
time share units. And I just don't
think that it's something that we
would want 10 expose the tour or
any type of toumamenl to with
Kalie's Fresh
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on the peninsula
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So I think until we get out of
our OOA5llUC'lion mock, I don'1
think we can attain it at this time.
The golf coorsc is a condition, but
also the surrounding,Pa'rii.
Where doei lbe aiijoriry or l •
PtUcan Hill's out.of-town dltntcle
come1
Most of our players come from
northern and southern CaJifornia,
that's the bigges1 percentage, and
then we sneak down into the
Arizbnas and Nevadas. We arc
gelling more :.nd more client~le
from Hawaii and then overseas. It
has somewhat or a rippljng ef(ec1,
the exposure that we'\lc had and
the word of mouth, if you will, has
a big rippling effect and it's
saaning to take hold as well. And I
think again as we become more
and more of a destination
property, rcson destination, that's
going to grow.
Why did you leave PGA West lo
tome to Pelican ffill'!
I had no inteotions of leaving
other than J finally got down
here and I'd heard a lot about
Pelican Hill. And I took one drive
around the golf course and I can
ho.nestly tell you from that
moment on I just fell in love with
the place. And I wanted to be a
part of it.
I don't know that I've seen
anything more spectacular than
Pelican Hill in all honesty.
Monterey is something very, very
special and Hawaii is something
very, very special and I think that
for Southern California this is
going to be a very, very special
place as well.
PGA West is spectacular with
it's four golf courses, and they
utilized the mountain ranges and
the desert for six or seven months
of the y~ar and you are not going
to beat It. The difference is we'\le
got a year-round clien1ele. We are
going quite well 12 months ,out of
the year. And PGA West is really
restricted to about seven, maybe
eight, months out of the year.
Not 10 take anything away from
PGA West, to me it's a fabulous
resort and maybe one of the best
in the country because of its four
golf courses and two clubhouses.
Bui I wanted something a little
different. And l really like the
Pelican Hill Golf Courses. I like
the cool air, not the hot air. And
1here is a lot m&re to do at
Pelican Hill, 100.
Whal would be the ultimate job
for yo u in golf? .
I really don't know, I'm not so
sure I don't have the ultimate job.
I'm pretty pleased with the way
that everything is going at Pelican
Hill. I can't think of one thing that
I would change. I am very excited
about ii. l'm excited about,ibe
future it holds. · -
You never kn ow what's around
the corner and }OU certainly take ·
odvantagc of all opportunities. I
think th at being able to work with
The Irvine Co., and if they we re 10
go ahead and build some other
golf courses, i1'd be nice 10 be a
part of that. I actually work with
Western Golf out of Arizona and
they are continually landing more
and more deals, and growing with
them and the company and is
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PRINTER
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• 1994 PHILHARMONIC .
HousE OF DESIGN •
i" tlu Peralta Hau of Aft4aluim
• April 30 thru May 29 • 10 a.m . to 4 p.m. 8
' AlJr-1~0 C-.f# • ._,.,,,,... • Fa61tio1U a uchtlr&I a M .... ic
• $11 perpenoa •
• $14 per.,..... .. oe or IMlon April Z5 •
• Dleco_.." ~ti 21 er--. 8
•
• M tmdays. 1 lt)t rsF. CLOSt:O • Wtdnr.ttlJyt: Lrn urrs • 2 1>-m.
• Thul"d&yt Noomcm~ Mod~hng • frid.ay1r Ooctnc<"d Tnun
• Mu 1cal Thur.day E~nin9 111 8 pm • Uat>• Supptr. \\int -,.,.., a. Dolf'"""
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.............. ,,,_,j(il\ ~i., of ff*ltOt Oti .... '0 c
; . -· p-. Bua am I k>olrina for
IGlnethiaa? No way. I could stay riaht bere forever and pow old iC
tbey•111et me.
Golrs always been my life.
From the time I started playing
when I was 10, I've been playing
some 30 yean now, I wouldn't
play anything different. If God
touched down and said, 'You want
to do something different?' I'd uy
no thanks, I'm just perfectly happy
right now.
TdlsDe.~t )'Mr
BOOSTERS ......... ,
I t was during the hiring process
for Holland's replacement
(Mark Schuster or Azusa High)
that CdM football boosters met
with school and district ofCicials to
voice their desire to be more.
involved in the screening of
candidates.
' the current and former booster
club presidents were included on
the preliminary interview panel,
which also consisted of faculty,
coaches and a studenL The panel,
however, wasn't consulted beyond
recommending a handful of
finalists, prompting some boosters
to lament their "token ·
participation" in the process.
Holland, now an assistant coach
at Grossmont College in El Cajon,
~dded today's·coachcs...must match L
their knowledge of X's and O's
. with a sound grasp of community
relations.
"Athletic directors, principals
and coaches have to know that
when parents go out and raise-
money and work hard, they then
feel a real bond with the progr:im,
and arc going to want to talk
about it with the coach. A coach
has to filter that input and handle
it in such a way as lo keep
everyone happy, without losing
control."
According to John Walz,
president of the CdM Touchdown
Club last fall, the school's football
boosters have raised approximately
$60,000 each of the past two years
10 help fund a first-class weight
room.
Tom Tift, football booster
president al Newport Harbor last
fall, said his group raised SSS,000,
which was better than recent
years, but Car from a school
record.
"Back in the 1970s, they
generated more money," said Tift,
who estimates he and his wire
Karen devoted between 30 and 40
hours per week to booster duties
during the fqotball season.
"h's the old s:iytng that 20% of
the people do 80% of the work,"
Tift said. "But I think the reason
we had such a succc~ful year, was
that we were able to spread the
work out among many, many
people." _
Spreading support beyond t!le
RUFFELL'S
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Newport 8MCh/CC)lta Meea Dally Pilot
We (Jay and wife Linda) ~ave
one lilt.le &irl (Melody), 5hC IS
l~·yean-old. We have a little set or clubs for her aod "° she makes
a visit out to the course once 11
week. She wants to play golr. She
doesn't quite hnvc 11 m3Stered yet.
She has a bad slice. But she does
know what a golf club is 3od she
can hit it. for 2~-years-olu, that's
great, If she wants to pla)' gqlf,
good, if she doesn't, thal's'OK,
too. The QDportu.11it)li..iS ihef4fO ....... _ ~ .... -;,..., ·-~ ... ~r. ,
high-profile sports of football and
basketball can be difficult,
according to district athletic
directors, who report sporadi;
booster organizations for orher
programs.
Costa Mesa High, however,
enjoyed strong booster support in
boys' soccer this p,ast s~ason, and
1he Estancia b:iscball booster
program is iR its SCCO.nd season
after years of donnancy.
"It's been a big plus for us,"
Estancia baseball coach Paul
Trox.el said of the newly-formed
booster group. "Lynne Soseman
was behind forming the group last
season, and it's working to raise
money to (und a new batting
cage."
ln addition to fund raising,
coaches and parents said boosters
form worthwhile support for the
players and help increase _
community spirit. Lasting
friendships are also developed
through associating with high
school athletic programs.
"In addition to being a great
way 10 help your kids, it's also a
fun way to meet people," said Tift,
while Drinkley and Hollan~ noted
they regularly dine with people
they met through booster groups.
Feeding the continual budgetary
demands or non-revenue
producing sports ha s inspired
discussion among educators about
lea\ling 1he administration of
sj>orts like soccer, swimming,
volleyball and tr:ick and field 10
city recreation departments, or
club programs.
"There is discussion about 1hat,
and it's already happened in 1he
state of Alaska," Jacobson said. "I
don't think the conversation on
that topic has been very serioul> in
California, but that's certainly an
option."
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STAFF Warrn
COSTA MESA A
Costa Mesa couple re-
~cd.)l~~~ gt\~ oay,-a "cfay after !hey were
fn\IOlvcd in 11n Irvine m1fftc
accident that killed one mo-
torist. ·
Jon and Shaun Schi~ler,
both 27, wire driving north
on Macarthur Boule\lard
when the driver of a Pontiac
Fircbird lost control of the
car, careening across the
center di\lider, Irvine police
said.
Jon Schisler, who was
dri1ting at the time of the ac·
cidcnl, was listed in critical
condition at UCI Medical
Center in Orange on Sunday
afternoon. Hospital officials
wouldn't disclose the nature
of his injuries, but police
said he suffered severe inju-
ries to his chest and right
leg.
His wife, Shaun Schisler,
a passenger in the couple's
Nissan sedan, was in stable
-cond1ti?>if !It ·Mission ~onF
munity Hospital in Mission
Viejo, hospital officials said
Sunday afternoon. She had
several broken bones, police
said.
Michael Bonomo, the 18-
)'ear-old driver of the Pon-
tiac, died Saturday after-
noon :u Western Medical
Center in Santa Ana, police
said.
According to police, Oo-
nomo was driving in excess
of the speed limit as he ex-
ited the Corona Del Mar
(73) f reewoy and continued
south on Macarthur before
he fo-st con trol. skidded
across divider and was
struck by the Schisler's Ni -
san.
Irvine police official:. said
Sunda) 1hc accident still wa)
being invcs1iga1eu.
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Eagles minin (
, OOth&ll taflnt
in own halls
~ Offensive coordinator Perry
beats campus bushes in effort to
hel~ Liebengood win at Estancia.
'\
A t a time when college football and
basketball coaches arc _scouring •
local high school campuses in hopes
of luring the s1ars of the future, the
Estancia High football program is working
ha rd to build its best "recruiting class" in
years.
Now, before you go dialing the CJF
Southern Section Office to cry foul, rest
a~sured there is nothing underhanded
about the Eagles' efforts, which have been
confined exclusively to their own campus.
"We've hit jus1 abou1 everyone trying to
,ge l them to come ouLor return to the
(footba ll) program," said newly-named
offensive coordi nator Art Perry, whose
pc'rsuasive powe rs have been a big boon -
to Coach John Licbengood's bid to
bounce back from a 1-9 campaign last fall.
"And we're not fin ish ed yet," Perry
added. "Our motto is: Estancia football
needs.you ."
Liebengood, always anxious to add
a1hletes to a program that has produced
... ,
FufimP
Prep
sports
just one Division 1
scholarship player
(Matt John-er, now at
Kansas) during his
eight-year tenure, is
quick to praise Perry's
bush-beating ability.
"He attracts the
kids," Liebengood said
of 1he veferan fr eshman
foo1ball and varsity golf
coach, who moves up to
1he varsity wi1h his
sophomore son Jeff, a
quarterback candidate
next year. "He's done it
wi1h the golf program,
and now he's doing ii for football."
Among 1he Eagles preparing to join the
football fold arc basketball players Chris
Cundlish (a 6·foot-5, 200-poum:t
sophomore who starred two s'easons ago
on Perry's freshman team) Josh Ahrens (a
6-3 junior Perry termed the best hitter on
his last for freshm en teams as an inside
linebacker two seasons ago), Ben Novak
(a 6-1 junior who is booting 50-yard field
goals and should help out in the
secondary and/or at receiver), and Tom
Feeney (well-bu ilt at 6-2 and a starter at
tight end and linebacker as a freshman).
M ike J(jght, who abandoned
football to concentrate on
wrestling, is a 6-2, 21 0-pound
tud, according to Perry, under whom he
layed at the freshman level.
·•1 tell them '"c plan on winning 10
ames next year," Perry said, "and they
eem to want to ju9\p on board."
Perry said the booster club, and other
arsity coaches on campus, should also get
big assist fo r the roster resurgence.
'!.The boos1er club paid for new black
hiris and shorts, which give our program
whole new look," Perry said. "Anyone
vho joins our program, gets a free shirt
nd shorts.
"We got together as a staff, and came
p with the idea of incorporating black
nto our look," said Perry. admitting they
orrowed the notion from the current
arket ing success of black auire
eprcsenting professional sports
ranchiscs. "The kids re ally like it, and it's
clping build a team unity concept."
Perry said the willingness of recent
oaching additions, like Tim Parse! in
askctball, have made it easier for
thlctcs to break out of the one-sport
ode.
"Parse! has really been supportive,"
erry explained. "In the past, we've been
nown as a year-round basketball school,
ut Tim has told his players to give
tball a shot, if that's what they want to
o. We're too small a school not to share
thletcs."
•Another addition to Licbengood's
aff is his former Lynwood High
!league Ben Carpenter, who will .
rdinatc the defense and work with the
ncbackcrs.
"He's a genius," Perry said of the
tcran Carpenter.
• With Wednesday's final USA Today
tional girls basketball poll tabbing
rmer No. 2-rankcd Brea Olinda as this
ason's na'tional champion, Newport
arbor Hiah juniors Melissa Schutz and
ina Bowman share the unique distinction
having lost to national championship
ms four times since last fall.
Schutz and Bowman both competed for
c Sailor volleyball team, which split four
atches with Back Bay rival Corona del
ar, includin1 the final two for the CIF
uthern Section and State
ampionships to finish No. 2 in the final
SA Tod1y rankings behind the Sea
'np.
Schutz and Bowman were also o the
n' b91ketball team, which reu in the
Monday, April 4. 1994 5
PORTS
SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 387
h.Anl \ \ lt\ISOSf. th I Y 'llOT
Corona del Mar High's Myles Davis dives in salely behind Woodbridge catcher Darren Cohen to cap a seven-run third inning in the Sea Kings' 10·8 victory.
sea :Kings ·on serious roll ·with 11th straight
I • •
~ CdM's 10-8 victory over Woodbridge
gives Lundin'~ red-hot squad last laugh,
as well as 5-0 record over Easter vacation.
''Now I'm real e~cited about
the team, becaul>e we battled
back from adversi ty. and now
when (the playerl>) do get do\\ n
they're going to come bac~ and
win gumes."
~
• ;)f.,,T P·_r·.• ~(Q~SOARO
~ ~S '°''TS EPl!OPS
runs. h1ghhghtcd b) senior Jim
Huston·s first home run o( the
CJ on The bll1't. ''h1ch c;NI)
clCJ fCd the Cll fi efJ fc:nl'C.
helped knock \\ .irriors st:.incr
Un J11° Gorlc) lr~lm th~ gJmc. ·• WOODBRIDGE ll D u
Bv JEFF C HESEN, Srous W1m u The Sea Kings ( 11-2 overall, :!-
0 in the Sea View League and
riding an 11 -game \\inning
CORONA DEL MAR IIiJ m I] .. 1 l!Ot a hfoh inside fJ,tball ~nd JU~t g01 around on 11 rc:ill) -
\\di: Huston ,,1iJ of Im homer.
·~t ) s" ing lelt real good
today." he .sJ1d. e\pl:tining the three hi t~ he t.\illc.:tcd.
Hu ton.no'' lead\ the team "itn J .:1:! bJ11ing J\c1J;.:
CORONA DEL MAR-To Co-
rona del Mar High's most ardent
fans. Saturday's baseball game ·ttgainst
Woodbridge fllUSt have seemed like a
bad April Fool's joke. CdM's def en e,
one of the most olid in Orange ,,-,.,_.,""'"""
County, committed three errors in
the fi rst two innings. Ace right·
hander Dan M:icMillan gave JJp eight runs. And Mac-
Millan wa lked three batters, after ha,ing walked only
one in his first 18 innings this !>eason.
But this wns no joke.
Coach Matt Lundin's Sea Kings battled back from
early deficits to cvcn1ually win , 10-8. 13ut the ragged
play by CdM worried the rookie coach.
"When we got down early, I wa s very concerned
about which way the team was going to go," Lundin
said. "A game like this. in a short se ason, it can make
or break your season. If we would have gone the other
way and just kept our heads down, and not competed
or come back in this game, it could have snowballed
into a bunch of losses.
streak) had reason to be op11-
mistic before the game, with Mac~till;in siarting his
firl>t league contest. The senior had e:.t:.iblished himself
as the most reliable pitcher 1n an Jstoundingl) de·
pendablc pitching staff. sho" ing poise "ell be)ond his
years.
But the Sea Kings \\ere shocked by t"o quick runs
by the Warrio rs (5· 7, 3-l ). e'en though the ball never
left the infield. A pop fl) single to second. and infield
hi1s to deep short und thin.I base, con11>0unded b> a
throwing error produced the two ru ns.
Corona came back with one run of its own in the
bottom of the first inning on a l\\o-out single by Kevin
Stuart. The sophomore first baseman added another h.it
later in the game, giving him 10 hits in his last 16 at·
bats.
MacMillan was again desert ed by his defense in the
second in ning, as l\\O CdM fiel ding error led to two
more Woodbridge runs. Soon thereafter the senior ct·
tied into a groove, retiring the next eight batters.
Duri ng that period the Sea J(jngs exploded for seven
Heads doubles as Tars' trio
wins at Trabuco Invitational
..., Heads' personal bests in shot
and discus leave field behind;
Tift, Gonzales also earn victories.
Angie Burgess of Woodbridge was near-
ly six feet behind Heads in second in the
shot, while Edison's Marie Pl\ilman was
second in the discus, more than 11 feet
behind. •
Tift, whose perM>nal best is 60-lOV...
MISSION VIEJO -Newport Harbor outdistanced the second-place finis her
High seniors Giaa Heads, Wade Tift and from Upland by more than two feet.
Steve Gonzales eac~ won individual titles Newpo rt senior Jay Derg-Hansen
Saturday at the second an-popped a shot put mark of
nual Trabuco Hills High lnvi-51-2~.
tational track and field meet. In college track and 'field
Heads, who finished first Saturday: •
and second, respectively, in • Southcfn California Col-
the •shot put and discus at lcge sophomore Eddie Bowl-
thc CIF Southern Section ing continued his consistent
Championships last year, excellence in the high jump,
llUl'\ChCd 8 personal best Of clearing 7-0 for the SCCOnd
44 feet, 6 inches to win the time this season to win the
shot put. UC Riverside Invitational.
She also bested the field in Bowliog, who has a per-
thc discus, with an effort of sonal best o( 7-0V.., had no
133-11 VJ, best in Orange misses in the competition,
County this season. until failing in three tries at
Tift earned the boys shot Gina Heads 7-1. He topped 40 other com·
put crown with a heave or petitors in preparetion for
59·1, whi~ Gonzales bested all discus next wcucnd's Golden State Athletic
throwers with 1 mark or 167-3. (:onfcrence championships.
Heads. ln only her fourth meet after "He has to be ranked either first or sec-
wrappina up -"uty on tbe CIF Southern ond in the nation," SCC Coach Brian
Section and Southern California Regional Wilkens said. "His con51 tcncy has really
•Iris basketball finalist, added nearly • been impress~ to th11 point, and he'
r lookin1 very pxi. Now. we hne to set foot to her previous shot put best (43·6Yl, his si1h11 on 7·1.''
which earned her fourth place 11 last Bowlin& alto popped a penon11l best in
year'11t1te meet). the Iona jump (22·1). while We Henson
.. Huston doesn't su rpme n e. he· an out~t..1nd1ng hit·
ter ·· Lundin said. "Ht:\ on fire. dn' IOI! in a ton of ru~s b tel). and I feel re all) comton.1blc ''1th him :.it
1he pl:.itc right no\\ ··
The Sea King~ "ere Jllk IV "ith,tnnd a late urge b)
the \\ Jrriors "h11.h 11 du cJ :i to" crane home run to
center b) de ·.gnJtc:d h1t1er ~brco Hunlun and unch.u-
acteristic "ild nC!.'> b' ~!Ji:~ till.in
"I think ~tac\llll~n 10:.1 :ilmo~t C\Cl)th1ng in the lifth
inning (\\hen \\ooJbndge '.:ored lour runi.)," Lundin
said . "But he 1!. i.uch a g\) 1J o..:ompc1itor th:it I f eh I
couJd lea\e him out the re UJ.,icall~ hi: ''a" pitching on
·adrenaline in the f3,t three 1nn111g-.. He·i. a good
enough compc11wr th:it he c:.in "1n e'en ''hen he
doesn't ha\e his be~t stu 11:·
"(The wildne~s) \\J n·t me:· Mac~tillan s:i1d. '"I h~d
• See SlA KINGS/II• .. 6
KAt1w.11M_._
them Section and Southern California
1ionat finals to Drea's ud~t
Heads' winnina put was alw the eighth·. (15:47) and Heather Salisbury (19:27) had
. be t .in Ora nae County hi tory. ' ~lid dforts for see in the I ,SOO metT.
~ Harbor Hnior Wide Tift unccri1 ahol put eflOft en '°'* to .........
the Tr~ Hilla High lnvl~ Saturday with a mll'k of 91 \fMl. 1 Ind\ •
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• tAonday,Aprf1 4, 1994
BEA IOllGS .......... LOCAL IClllDUU Upllftt.ng experience
...................... 1hrcc walks, :ind that is uncharacteri~tic of
myself. I was gc1ti11& o liule tired. l guess
I lost my focus a few times und 11arted
ou1-1hinking myself." '
TUUOAY ........
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'l'hc Sea Kings' ace b111tlcd through the
Warriors' auuck though. 1triking oul the
la~t two b:itters 10 finish with cighl. II was
a trcmcndou~ li!I for 1he 1eam1 as it heads
into Sea View contests against visitin1
S:inla Margarita Wcdncsd:iy and at Sad-
cJlcback on fri~ay .
• CaRep -~ M $oUI ~. ~ P·""' ~ c-..iCy ~ -°'"ftP Cotit al C)f"~H. 2:30.
• Hip ldiool -c.u ~vu a1 us-1e..ct.. J:U p""
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.........
Col~t -SoCal Col~ .II .. 2 p.m_
t HiJh Khoo! -Coll.t ~H VJ, (I MCIMN 11
tfW1.,t.le P.,t., J:IS p.m.
• High tchool -~UIUI Inch Al Cosll Meu ~(completion ol nin·shot1t'ncd mfft), 3 p.m.
Community <ollt"gt ml'n -Or~ge Coast .at Ri~crside
City College, 2 p.m. Community collegl' ¥>'0ml'n -Rivl'rslde City Cotll'ge
el Or.ingt O>.ul, 2 p.m. ............. ~ unuTA RA1sc>..:r. l) ..... r-r.... ......
Newport Harbor's Gina Heads gives her all en route to winning the discus at Saturday's Trabuco
~ !J'~~C--. .AQ. fl>'J wccl!.sJ~c~d," ~ "°Lundfn~ ~:-# ·'· ~ --
-coaou Dll. MAa 10, wooD• .. N• a
Woodbr~ 220 040 0-I 7 2
Cbron.1 ~l M.lf 107 011 •-10 12 ) Corl~y. T.1lbott <J> .nd Coh.ln; MxMilbn and
Knc<ht. W-M.1cMill.1n, oM. L-T.1lbo«, 1-1. 4
28-Silnt.1 Cun (W), Bc.v (CdM), MxMUW. (CdM).
l8-Gr0<1I (CdMJ. HR-Huston (CdM), Hulon (W),
DEEP SEA .flSHING
SUNDAY.I flSM COUNTS
D-•r• Leet.er -4 boilts, S6 angJ~r1. 31 bonito, l
b~rrKUd&, 41 alico b.us, 3 sculpin, 1 shccphcad, 6
whill'fish, 1 sole, l blue slurlcs, 70 m1clccrcl.
Newp•rt Letlllll•e -l bo11$, 34 iln~s. 20 alico
b.lu, 4 511nd bass, 3 rnoclcrl'l.
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weighing 6.20 grams, 111 sewl~ box ' Attorneys tor Co-public works. contract, DRAWN ON A STATE OR State of Cablomi .. end has nl• Probate Code A R• 4 3 40 C•mpua Dr., · m277 Tills 51.11ement wa$ fled Wft!I
with one Old European Cut 7• Thifty Savel\ (37) silver Ad.mlnl•lr•tora which 11 aubmltted by 11 NATIONAL BANK, A maintained • mlnlmum cov· que51 fOf Speclal Notice 1100, ,.ewport B••ch, lht couniy Cle111: ol Orange
.Olamond (7 .1 o. mm.; dollar coins Publlthed Newport bidder who has been d• CHECK DRAWN BY A erage or wen local or tel• form Is av111t.1~ hom the Ce 92tUSO ATTORNEY PUBLIC NOTICE countt 041febfuaiy15 1994
3.T7mrn. depth) ~eight ap-1. one (I) days 1880, b. Beech-Costa Mesa DaUy c!rfihed trom conlra011ng STATE OR FEDERAL ~rapnlc news and intel· court clerk. FOR Pet1't1oner AT· NOltCE·Thls fic:oucius NatM pro•. 1.16 C'ls •. With I cllr· Three (3) dated 1881, c. Pilot April 1 4 8 1994 With the Si.le by the 0.. CREDIT UNION. OR A lige~ of • gen«al char-Attorney f or th• PotJ. TORNEY BAR :u '1 3 1 Flctttloua Stattmenl uons five yurs ny grad• of 11, and• cot~ Two (2) dated l884, d. one • • • F~15 partmant of Fair Employ-CHECI< DRAWN BY A acter ot not less than lfoner: ti Bu•lneu Neme from die da!AI 11 was lled In tilt
.11rade ol I<. (mounted In 1 (1) dated 1886, •·Three !3! ment and Housing. atian be STATE OR FEDERAL SAV· twenty·ftlle percent (25'-) ARTHUR L. BROWN, Published Newport Stel•m•nl Olla ol ltle Counly Cltrlt A new
"bed 19ning): and more Old dated, 1887, I. one 1 PUBLIC NOTICE dHmed to be nonrespon-INGS AND LOAN AS· of 111 total published Inches 22 31 Encln ltaa llvd Beach·Cos11 Men Dally The lollowlng persons are flct&Uous BllSlnm N Stall '£uropeen Cl.It Olamcnd dated l688 g TW<> 2 sive and shall be rejected, SOCIATION, SAVINGS AS· during tach year of the ., Pilot March 28 April 4, 11 doing bu1lnes1 as· a) amt • (7.10mm.; 4.12mm. deplh) dated 11,90· n' Two 2 G20558 The D•ranment of Dtvel· SOCIATION. OR SAVINGS three year -period Im· Sult• E, Enclnltat, CA 18 1994 • ' O'NElL SPORT us A. b) mtnt must be lilld belore lhlt
weight approx 1.27 cts., deted l896' 1' One ti NOTIC• TO Opmtr'!ta Servlc:e1 Is sotlc· BANK SPECIFIED IN SEC. med11ttly prior to the hhng 8 2024-4354 • ' . m280 LA JOLLA SPORT iJ SA. bme. Tiit filing ol lhls Slalellllnl
with• clarity grade of VS1. daled 18981: OM (1) dated CONT"""CTOAS iUng bid• lroi:n Minority, TION St02 OF THE FINAN: of the Petition: thll said Publlshed Newpo11 13 Whitney, Irvine: CA dOIS111n~11of ~~II aulhortzt die And a color grade of K, 1900, I<. Eleven (11) da.ted ._ Women, and Disabled '41· CIAL CODE ANO AUTHO: newepaper his been In ex· Beach-Cost• Mosa Daily PUBLIC NOTICE 927111 use ui s .. • of a Ac:llllotls
{f'ftOOOled on 1 bead NI· l921. I. Six. (6) dated 1922, DS 1383 eran Bus1net1 Enterprises RIZED TO DO BUSINESS 11\ence und81' the spec.lied Piiot March 28 29 Apnt 4 La Jolla Spon t>.S.A.. Inc. Buslnen ~ In vlolallon of ting); and one Old Euro-m. One (1) dated 1923 n (Rev. 1194) In order to meet the 0.. IN THIS STATE wru BE name "HUNTINGTON 994 • • • c nl1180503 (CalJfOfnl•) I • "''rights ol 111011et unCltrFtd·
peen Cut Di amond One (1) dated 19211, o. ~ 'Pro)ect No. parlment'1 established HElD AT THE ENTRANCE BEACH INDEPENDENT"' 1 . NOTICE OF Thlt bu~lness Is con: erlll, Sbll, or common llw(Sle
(6.98rnm.; 4.33mm. llld a (1) Susan B. Anthony dol· 8 3 S/R #5 goals of 15 percent for ml· TO THE ORANGE CfTY Outing the whole of said Mt2ll2 BULK SALE ducted by 1 corporation StCti0n 14400 ti S84~ Bumlss color grade ot I<. (mounted lar, dated 1979 'Sealed bid• will be r• nor1tt business enterprises HALL. 300 EAST CHAP-lhrM yur '*'oa: the sa.d PUBLIC NOTICE To Crecl1t04s ol Ca.pone's Th• 11gl1t11nt(t) ·com-llld PlolHslons COCle)
on • bead .setting): end 18 8. Three (3) lilly cent celved at the office or (MBE), 5 percent for MAN ~VENUE, ORANGE, newspaper ,has• bona fide Past• and Pina, Inc meneed 10 11111sact busf. Renewal Flllng lull-cut D1amond1, iotal pieces · PLANT OPERATIONS FAIR· w~men business enter· CALIFORNIA all right, title 1111 ol paying sub1cober1 ·cna 118.0329 (" Stlter I neit under the Fictitious Nfwport Buch·Cosu Miu
we19h1 approx 0.40Cls. with a. Two (2) dated 1964, b. VIEW DEVE.LOPMENT poses (WBE). and 3 per-and Interest coovJryed to and 1 substanlfaJ diatribu· NOTICE OF ""N611C11 is hereby given Buslnus N1me(1) tlsted ~Ptlo/ ~1111ty g1ades of SI, end Onell) dated 1966, CENTER 2501 HARBOR cenl tor disabled veteran and now held by Jt under lion to paid subscribers In CREDITORS OF 1ha1 Saller is ab0111 to make above on· 2·8·94 CN233500 Mar 14,21.28 Al't 4
qotor gredes or GIB. 9. Two (2) dimes BLVD .. COSTA MESA, CA. bu1lne11 enterprls~s said Deed ol Trusl in 1h• the Huntington Beach, Cali· a bulk sale of PfOperly to La Joli• Sport U.S.A. Inc, -
(mount•d on bead Ill· a. One (1) dated 1913, b. 92626 until 2:00 P.M. on (DVBE) to tomply wHh property 11tuated In said fornl• ar•a: the said new•· BULK SALE The Tad1oss Company, Inc. Jennie Stanley, Prnldenl PUBLIC NOTICE tings) One (1) dated 1939 JUNE 1. 1994 at v.hlch ume Section 10t 15. et. seq .• of County and Stale d• paper has established and ISECS. 9104, (' 13\Jyer'l This statement was riled
2. One !•dies stamped 10. two (2) nlckltl the"t will be publicly lhe Public Contrlt1 Code scribed as: published at regular lnt11· S 105 U.C.C.) The business addresses With lhl County Clerk or Fiie No. FHlltJ
t4KT v.h1te Gold ring a. One (1) daled 1904, B opened and rNd lof pet· and TI~ 2, California Code C 0 MP LET El Y DE· Vall on Thu11days and Sat· Eacrow No. or Seller and Buyer are as Orange County on Ftbfl>· FICTITIOUS IUSttlESS
-.elghlng 3.60 grams: 111 One (1) dated 1913 lormlng "'IOtk to tumlsh of Regulations. Section SCRIBED IN SAID DEED urdays of each v.eek tn 1·14890-pm tollov.s· Seller· 6731 west· ary 14. 1994 MAMESTATEMEWT
•1th one Old European CLi! 11. Miscananeoua foreign tabor, materials, tools. and 18060.60, et. seq. • OF TRUST. Huntington Beech Call-Notice Is her9by given to minster Boulevard. Swta F598928 The ronOWIOQ persoo(s)
DI am on d ( 4 . 2 2 m rn .• coins consist!~ of: L one equipment necessary FOR In accordance with the The llrMt eddress and loml1 for at least thrff creditors of the wilhln 1 n Westminster. Caltlornla p bl' hed N Be ls/are dotno buSinm .IS A. 2.47mm. depth ) weight (t) 19t7 Canadian dime, b. REPAIRS TO PARKING provisions QI Section t773 other commol'I deslgnallon, yeara; and it tias only one named seller that a bulk Buyer: 2455 Irvine Av· u " ewport •ch-LAGUNA HEIGHTS SHEA CEN·
grade or I, {mounted In One (1) 1899 Cenadlen LOTS AND ROADS at of the labor Codt, tile Dt· If any, of th• roal propeny prloclpal office ot publlca· sale is aboUt 10 be mede of enue, No. B c0511 Mesa, Costa Mese Dally ~ilot TER 8 LAGUNA HEIGtfTS prongs): and ooe Old Euro-Five Cenl piece. c. One (I) FAIRVIEW DEVELOPMENT partment hH ascertained dHcribtd above 11 pur-tlon, which office ls localed lh• 11,.11 described CaUlornia 92627 March t 4, 21, 28, April 4, SHOPPING CENTER, GOLDEN
oe1n Cut Di amond 19t8 Canadian flve cent CENTER, In accordance that \he general f)fevalll~ por1ed lo be: 400 BRIGH-In the City ot Huntington below. The locauon of the J>fOp-1994. LANTERN ANO MARINA HILLS ("" 54mm.; 2.5Smm. depth) plce, d. One (1) 1925 Ca· with plans and speclflca-rates ol wages appllcable 'rON SPRINGS, COSTA Belcll. Ca.lt!Ofllfa, v.hlc:h It The names and business et1y to be sold Is 6731 M255 DAM. LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA
1relght approx. 0.33 cts, Ndlan nickel. e. Thi'" (3) llons. In the country In Which lht MESA, CAUFORNIA 92627 within the tame county as addresses of \ho stlllll 11e· Wastmlnsler Boulevard, 92677
with• clarity grade ol VS2, 19t8 Canadian cents, (. Bld4ers for this project wor1I Is lo be done ere The und9'Slg~ .TrustM the politic:al IUOdlvlsloo tor RENEE MORENO, 51 Au1o Su111 11 7. Westminster. PUBLIC NOTICE SHEA HOMES UMITEO
Ind e oolOf grade ol I, One (1) l927 C~llll must posses a c11trent A those ralH eslabllshed dltclalrns any liatMl!ty IOf which the Pe®oner now Canter Drive '7 lnnne CA Cllilornla Fl PARTNERSHIP. 655 BREA t.Y4·
{rn<>unttd In prongs); and c.nt, g. One (1) 1928 Ca-I/Id/Of C·12 etasslflcatlOn and published by tile Di-any lncorr.c:tntst of the '"lea 1djUdlc1tlon. 92718 ' The propeny to be told It No. FfftJ16 YON ROAD. WALNUT. CA
nadlan cent, h. One (t) llconse(t) Issued by ,,,. rector of tM Department or street 1ddress Ind other Said Pt11Uon wm be heard The l~tion In California cons11ts ol all ot IM as· FICTITIOUS 8USINESS 9178g
Mexican 1 centavo 1923, f. contrlcior'a Slate UcenM lnclustil1l Relations. Copies common dHignatlon, If In the abov .... ntrti.d court of the c:hlef eaecutlve office sets. Including wlthOYt Uml-NAME STATEMENT RICHARD & LOIS LEHMAN
ThrH (3) Mexican 1 c:en-Board. 11 the Blddtf 11 not or the Wage rllH 11e on any, 1hown hertln. I •Plllment 703 thereol, ol lhe seller Is: same. talion au lnvent°'Y· fuml· Tile lonowlng oerson(s TRUST, 9572 BRVNMAR. VILLA
tevo 1946, ). One (1) Mex!· llcM\Hd 11 apecllled. the me al the Office of Plant Said .Hie win be mad ed at 700 Civic Cenllf Al listed by th• Hiier. all ture, nxturtt and equlR· ~tare doing lhl,siness IS PARK, CA 92667 can 5 cantavo1, 1006, k. bid will be dl11agarded. Ol>er1tlon1, FAIRVIEW DE· but without covenant 0 v1, West, Santa Ana, othllf business names and ment used by Seller In the MISTER PRU~TER • 3209 W EDWARD MARCUS, 17'12 S
One (1) Mea.lcan 5 can-Joint Vent11te ~ddefs must V£LOPMENTAL CENTER warranty, t~eH or Im-Callfornl1 on May 4, t994, 1ddresses used by tne operation of tne restauranl WARNER AVE • SANTA AHA CIRCO OEL CtELO El CAJON
t.vos 1!h0, I. One (t) Mexl· possess a Joint Venture U-MANDATORY Site lnspec-plied, r9gard1ng title, PQ9· tt tht hour ol 9:00 A.M., or selltf within thl• yoart ~ bualnlst conducte"d on CALIFORNIA CA92020 ' ' NAllO c:an 5 centavos • 1945, m, cense. 0on Will be Mid APRJL 29, Mlslon. condl\Jon, or tf)o at toon lherealtet as coun-fort the date such list was Sellt1's piemiM1 as set JOSEPH AAAWATI. °25651 GERALDINE J MEINEL. 1339 =~ ~ Nine (9) Mtxlcan 10 ceo-Preferencu will be 1994, 2:00 P.M .. FAIRVIEW cumbr1nces, lncludlng Ill may be Matd, at v.hich sent or deMvortd to thl forth above MINOA ORM. MISSION VlEJO S BRUNING DR GLENOOAA.
__ , _..,. tevos. 1946 n. Sut (6) Me~· granted to bkktefl cer11fled DEVELOPMENT Al CEN· leu. ch erg es and ox-bme Peution« will apply b11Y« are: none So far as 11 known to CALIFORlllA 92691 CA 917-40 ' ~ • MM.-y lean 20 centavos ·1946 o. u a "Small Buslneu'• In TEA. STARTING AT THE peotff ol IM TruslH and IOf en order declaring and The names and business Buyer, Seller N.I not used FERNANDE ANAWATI 25651 ROYW HUMPHREYS 416 E 0..-• ~ Ona (1) Phllliplno/USA 1 accordance Wfth Section PLANT OPERATIONS OF-of the trusts created by Mlllbllshlng HUNTINGTON addresses of tM1Xlyer are: any bUslneu narM or Id· MINOA ORM MISSION VIEJO GREENVIEW LA 'HABRA "SD'Wi8All FlliJJu" centavo 1931. p. Ono (1) 1896 et nq., Tiiie 2, Call· FICE. H id DMd ol Trust, to pay BEACH INt>EPENDENT as NICHOLAS MOSCOS AND dress olhlt the\ lhe 1b0va CALIFORNIA92691 HEIGHTS cA9063l 1625 Gl8Mr 11185 Churchill Coln. q. One foml1 Code of Regulatlon1. HAROLD JACKSON, the remaining principal • new1paper of general cir· HEIDI J. MOSCOS. 5t Auto d111Jng the thrH y11t1 last This business IS conduct~d WllLJAM L YORK 37,05 C:O... MMe (1) Russian 1912 hell Appllcallons fOf prelerence Chl•f of Pl•nt Op•r•· 1um1 of tl'le noto(t) •• cutaUon tor the City of Hun· Canler Dr. 112, Irvine, Ca past. by husband and wilt AVE LA CRESTA MURRIETA
kopek mutt be 1ubrnlned to llld tlon• 111. cured by •aid Deed or tlngton Beith, County ol The assets to be aold are The bulk sift 11 to be SIGNE(): JOSEPl-1 ANAWATI, CA 92652 · • ,. ... M0;;;•;•;•;•;. • .-1 One Natural Lutetia Male approvtd by th• Office ol Publlahed Newport Trutl to v.lt; $73.880.30 Ofange, St1te of California. described In gen•ral at: consummated on or after FERN'-NOE ANAWATI s REID GUSIAFSON 5 ' Mink Coal. 20 Years Old. Small and Minority Bull-aeec h.Coe te Meae with Interest thereon lror:n DATED: Merc:h 25, ALL FURNITURE, FIX· April 20, 1994 al 6731 Reglstraol tin not yet begun EMORY ST SAH JOsE t ~
PACIPIC V.W Thit property 11 available ne1s, 1531 I Sllffl, 2nd II Pll I 5/01193 al 15.750"-per 18M T\JRES, EQUIPMENT. MA> W,strnlnster Boulevard, to transact bus111t.ss undef Ult 95126 •
WMQflAL PAM 10< lnspecllOn at 29 carmet Floor, Sacramento, CA ~~ ol Apr I 41 1 t • annum u provided In said FRANCI S E. IMITH CHINERY, LEASEHOLD IM-Suite 117, Westmln1tllf, llCtlliOllS bllSllltss name or GABOURY f AMIL y TRUST
r-. • ..-.-. Bay Drive, Corona Del Mar, 95814-2016. • note(1) plut toll and any AND ROBERT F TYLER PROVEMENTS, STOCK IN California. namu k$•d llefth 3-4 CALENDAR CT ·
--T -·-T Cal1t0<nla. Wrlnen bid• or Bid• mull be IUOmitled 11289 ldVlnces With Interest • 'It F R A N c I s E TRADE. GOODWILL AN The bulk .... 11 not IUb-Thi$ Slaltmlnl W3S lileCI wnn NIGUEL CA 926n • LAGUNA ~ • ~ · 1>ttlls fOf this property wlU '°' tM en\lfe wo.11 d• ESTIMl\TED TOTAL DEBT • BUSINESS NAME and 11e jecl to tti. provisk>ns ol tilt Cot1ntv Cle k I Of • •
3500 P.:Mc View DrM be received •• lh• omc:e Of ICflbed lheraln. Deviation• PUBLIC NOTICE $&0,1197.92 SMITH, Attorn•r• for l~led ac 51 Auto Cenl8f Section 6106.2 or the Uni-Countv 00 rebrua'ry 2~ 199:"9' JAMES T JUARCEYS. 1733 ~ ~ Thomes J, O'Keele II· !Tom plant Ind tpec:lflca· The be,,.llclary under Petitioner Dr., 17, rrvtne, Ce lorrn Commercial Code of NOllCE T f . . FABIAN AVENUE, SAN JOSE, CA ~~=·~· ~ ...... ~~=·=~~ltorney for the personal rep. tlons wlll not be con1ldered TR::l~2~s0!AL.. 11ld Deed of Truat tiereto-Publl1hed Newport Th• buslneH n•m• used the State ot California Statement e~~.~b~s ~!: 95\24. resen1atlves, al 5000 Cem-and will be caute tor rejec-"•Ni 93,..7,.. •• •0,.1"" lore executed and . dellv· Beach-Costa Mesa Daily by the seller at that Iota· DATED: S·28-tt84 lfOm the date 11 wn hied In tilt ICENNETH R CONNORS, ,_ 111 IW pus Drtve, Newport Beach, tlona of bide. TM Oepatt· ,..,. --a ered lo the,~nd11erslgned • Pilot March 31, Apol 4, 5 tlon II: CALIFORNIA CLAS. THE TADAOSS CO ... Olllcll ol lht Coun"' Clerk A new 032 STARWOOO DR · SAN -• lllM•lf California 92660 or may be ment has the r!Qht to waive LOAN NO: t22015ot written Dec .. ra on of D• e 7 a 9 11 l2 13 t.a' SIC SOUNDWAVES & P"NY INC C a. '1 OSE,CA95120
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--•••• ,_-delivered to BHttlce any lrregulatkyln a bid Of REF CROSS lau11 Ind Oernand for Sale, ' : ' ' ' ' ' ' AUTO DETAIL "' ' '' • •I Flclitloos Buslntss Name Stale· THOMAS L GA\\BLE 91 Monu-* Chepel Buchan personalty on Of to reject any°' ell bids. No RAYM~MD & YO l/ld •written Notice of o.. 15. 111, 111, 19, 20, 21, 22, The entk:lpated date of torn .. corporetlon ment must bl lfled bllore 11\al OAK RIDGE CT DANVILLE CA
-1 befOfe April 11, 199". Sale bid will be c:ontldtred un-YA llUfl end Electlon 10 Sell 23, 25, 2.6, 27, 28, 29, 30, the blllk sale Is .\pril 20. By: At•f T adroH, time Jiit lillnQ ol tlllS Stitemeflt 94506 ' ' er.nation will be made on lhl date less h 11 made on • 1tand· CY Th• und9fllgned caured May 2, 3, •· 1994. 11XM 11 the olflc. of The PrHldent does not ol ffsell autllorlll die ROBERT E PIGG 15 wtilTE
110 &rO.dwey Immediately followlng tlnal ard f0trn furnished by IN T.S. No. 307uo Hid Notice ot O.tault and PUBLIC NOTICE Escrow FOl\lm 2318t L.tke Publl1had Newport U$t In 11111 state ol a Flctillolls CLOUD IRVlNE CA927\4 eo..a Mela dale for 1ubmltll~ offllfl Department end 11 made In 17094 El.ctlon lo S.a to be r• Center Drflle 1it20, El T0<0, Beach·Co1t1 MtN Daily Buslntss Name In vloldon ol JAMES G SHONTERE 22921
..,..,. to the penon miking the accordance with lhe "In-I MPORTANT NOTICE corded In IM county where NOTICE OF CA 92630 PI I April 4 tll94 (he rlahts ol anolher underfed· VIA ORVIETO MoNARCH
highest and btsl ofter lor structlonl to Bidders," TO PROPERTY IM· rHI propeny Is rocaled. PETITION TO This bl.Ilk sale IS 1ubjtcl 1 e> ' • 287 eral, Slolte, or common law (Set BEACtl CA 92678
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FOR SALES INFOR· to Ca11tornla Uniform Com· m SecUon 14-400 et UQ., Business LESLIE w B.ROWN 2696
MAT I 0 N 1 Mon ·Fr I ADMINISTER mtrclal Code Section PUBLIC NOTICE Cl Pfolesslons Codt) BROKEN FEATHER DIAMOND l 100em t o SaOOpm ESTATE OFt &1062. FlrstfUlng ' BAA CA91765 • '
(918,49._3519 JACKPMISH II 10 svbjoct, IM n.rne cn•ttS9137 AlOENl YJWIESCROWCORP. JACK GOOARO 635 STAN
CAL·W•STERN Rfl. CAaa NO. A171111 and addreu of the perlOI\ NOTICE OF 22112C.fllrt Dr. Ste. 1 fORO COURT '1RVINE cA CONVEYANCE CORP To al heira, t>enetldariH, with WhOm claims may be DISSOLUTION OF L1k1Fomt. CA9263 92715 · ·
7a93 • -.,._ ....... ·• ttedi1or1, conClngent credl-filed t. The Etcrow ,orum, PAATNUSHIP Niwport Buch-Costl DELORES CROAI( 5144 CE· -_.. ''""'' tori, Ind ptttOl\I who may 2311S1 Lake Center Dr111t ....... ,,_ I .. _ b o.t/yPlo n•AGLEN OR Ind Floor, P.O. 80• olhefw!M be Interested In f120, B Toro, CA 92630 r""'th.i ~=ltd c"::if CN236546 Mar 14,21,21Apr 4 91702 • AZUSA. CA
eooe, La Me .. , C•llfor-lhe WUI Of estate, or bOlh. and the lat! date '°' filing ~ and Joseph PllflCh. PUBLIC NOTlcr RICHARD R WOJCll( 1825 ftla 91844-~ of: JACK PARISH claims .shall be April 111. M.D. tlefetofOfe doing bull: '" MAC INNES Pl Pl..ACENTIA CA
(918) 49&-HIO A PETITION h11 been 1ll!M Which 11 lhe bu.alnt11 netl under the fJclltlous Fir. N f$ll 71t 92670 '
D•ted1 Much 2 2, tlltd by LARRY E. PARISH day belote ,.,. tale dat• llrm name Ind •tvlt of THE ftetmo~·a IUSINESS THO~AS NOON, 322$
t994 ~ali'f;;~"rtd:ty °:/" 0:. •g:~eg~• ADDICTION INSflTVTE II NAME STATEMENT COUNTRY ROSE CIRCLE. ENC·
Btl lrta a. OIMn ANGE NICHOLAS MOSCOS 3tS1 AHway Allenue, Build-Thi lollowmg person(s INITAS,CA92024
TRUSTEE IAL.E 0'· THE . PETTTION requetts HBDI J. MOSCOS Ing, C.1, City of CoJta IS/are dolf'lg buslf'less as BEA Tiiis business Is conducltd
FICER1 HUSE. OLSON, that LARRY E. PAA.ISH be Published Newporl ~= of~7or:.. Or~~ IRAND StlCA CENTER OCE t>y1gene1alpaitnershlp
I.JCT. 308e ~pointed u per.onat rep. Beach-Cost. Mt11 D1tlt of the t~h de of Novem-AAN<:H VILLAGE, 3257 SIGNED RONALD L.LNCEY
Publl•h•d Newport re1en1auv. to 1d.mlnl1ter Piiot Aprll 4, 1994 bef 1993 dtH~• Iha uld GOLDEN LANTERl'I DAN Tht 1t01Stran1 commenced to
8each-Co1t1 M... Dallv the Ml•I• of the ~ M2115 patin.,thip end totmlnal• POINT., CA 92629 tr1nue1 buSioeH Ut1det Ill• lic-, THE PETITION reqUHts ihert 1 SHcA HOMES LIMITE tlllous busillt$$ name or ~ Pilot Aprll 4. 11, 18, t"4. 11uthorlty to 1dmlnl1ter !he PUBLIC NOTICE .:~~•'-llDN 81 pllln«• PARTNERSHIP 6~5 BREA CAN· llttthC>OVt on AorU. 1.917.
________ M_21_9 1ttalt undtl' thl loc:lepen-SUP~RIOR COURT ,urt~r notice 11 hlfeby VON ROAD WALNUT, C Thlt stalement WIS filed With
PUBLIC NOTICE o.m AdmlnisttaOon of Et-OF CAUFORNlA, given that the .uncleralgl'led 91789 die Counry Cltn ol Of111g1 Ult.. Ad. (This authority WIU no1 bl rtsponllblt, AICHAAO & LOIS LEH County on rebruary 15. 1994
SUPMtOR COU"T w4ll allOW ~ personal rep-COUNTY OF OMNOll from "1Ch day on IClf any TAUST, 9)71 BAYNMAA. Vil NO'tlCE·lM Fie11t10US N1m1
OP CAUFCHUtlA ....,,._Ifft to take many 34 t The City Drtlte Obl\o•t•on lncuned' by the PARK CA 92667 S\lli1111111 ttpites ffW lW1
COUNTY OP OAANQI llCGone tWlthOut Obtaining , .. , Office h • t417t other In Na own name or tn WWARO MARCUS. 174 from IN dale 11 was fi9d In lie
In the lbttw flf .... C0CMt ~at. hfofo lllk• Or_,., CA IM name ot tne tirrn CIRCO O{l C1tLO, £L CAJON Ofllceoll!ltCO\lnryeatr• Anew
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Classl.fied Ad BEACH 2640 ar M OTELS 2118 sHARE 2124 coMMERCIAl-PROPERTY 2118 oPPORTUNl-lY
2Br Hou .. w/ahad• FOR RENT liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REAL E?TATE 2 904
trees , w/d h kupa, ••••••••• 3BR 2•h8a, 2100 s/f, LIVE IN LAGUNA Bright Balboa Penln· _ S mall business rental/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bl' PHONE: 714 642·5678 q ulet,convlenlent loc LR, OR, MBA 20K24, Furn Studios, kitchen· a'ula Apt Spacious· private offices. trom Own A P·avphone Rte. $700 mo.• 642·5393 w/I closets, encl 2 car elfes. TV, pool. $175 steps to ocn MF --------·• $200 w/prkg. Xlnt CM OO'w BY VISITING OR MAIL: 3BR 2BA house. 2 car GENERAL 2602 gar w/opnr. PV1 paUo, & up wk. 494-5294 RHson;::ible. 550-8861' B USINESS OFFICE' location. 760-8364 ~~~ue ~Pi;,~ ·
gar, w/d hkups $1100 · new paJnt, nr schl. FO R RENT 2769 1.Soo-488-7632 330 W. Bay lreel mo. Call btwn 3.9 s1200 (714),859-9224 RENTALS TO CM·E's1de n smkr fem ~.iiiiiiiiii.iiii~iiiiit~~~~~~~-···--'"""'="--.,..,,....,,,..,...--_,,.,~ (714, 559-4097 shr 38R Lg 8R/pV1 Ba. • VENOING·FAN'l:ASTIC Costa ~fesa, CA 92627 E'alde Oplx, 28R lBA. 1 ·• .,.v ~~ NEWPORT SHARE , 2724 gar, •sml yd, cleaning CANNERY Architect/ BUSINESS & Loe:.!! rol.l}.e. 400%
(c r N Bl d & B S ) J' ~ lady $•50 645 9417 design studio. Conl FINANCE proflls. $1200/week •
hkup, courtyard pool, $3 5 0 walk to bch, HB NB exec condo Tennis, offices avail 673-0346 ••••••••• 1-800-745-3358
Orner o t'-pon v . I) t. car gar, pV1 yd, w/d :t 4_ S BEACH 2 669 • area 550 sq', Other potential. MUST SELL
CL\SSIFIED HOURS: vacant S750 642·9797 S~ _+!: M/F, lrg room, lndry. pool. w d, walk to EXECUTIVE SUITE _W_O_;R...;.K..;.A_T....;;...H..;.O...;.M...;.E_ ~ •1BR $625* Smkr ok. 536-6333'e bch. MF n s 5500 Tt'lephont Sam · 5:30pm Monda\, -Fridav E11t1ide 8S2~...,401d David oc Airport s 250-BUSl_N.ESS Envelope stuffing
1 Two 38R units. Ga· ~-~· 2BR 2BA $725/Up , ___ .... _ ... _____ 722'9414 or 646'8473 S700. Full service S200-S3000 mo. Seno Walk-In 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday rage. frplc, vard. w/d t•k ...... o"t Our 2BR Bdrm In beau t quiet $100. 714·833·9550 OPPORTUNITY SASE·Processing, PO Unique 1 BR loft Apls ._. NB home. NIS prof 2 9 04 B 2928 CM 92628 DEADLINES hkup, $1200 & $1250. S835/MO.S975/MO pec1a .Frig, d/W respon 1\.1,F. No pets. STORAGE 2 742 Laguna Bch·350-2100 s 011
"I d F 'd S 30 Villa Rentals 67~912 Call to seet lncJ. 60x30 pool. No s395+uhl. 760-0110 ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f. From $1 25 MG would you hke to earn
ll on ay ......................... rt ay : pm Lovely 38r 2Ba condo -673• 7368-• eels. No fees. No t• Ocean view. Plenty ol LOCAL RTE•26 Loca· $420 this wk v.h1le Tur day ....................... \londay 5:30 pm nr Triangle Sq. 51100. ease 545-48 55 J'i~::.:::~ PARK $TORAGE parking 497-0132 tlons•BU'/ All Or """corking trom home?
W dn d T d 642·2649, a sk for 2br 2ba near 38th St S1orage/garogo, Sizes Part•Posslt>IO S3K all :l44·15Bt a nytime
t e ay .................. uc ay 5:30 pm Bennv; or 64l-0593 BALBOA fplc, w/d, gor, yrly lso. !~: :°c,·~~~;'ttr~r,:~: 121127 In CM. Lowes1 RENT Wkly•800·599-6780 To place an ao 1n
Independent. .......... Wedne day 3:30 pro NEWPORT HEIGHTS PENINSULA 2 607 No40pets. Av5ai9-I · 6-4. 1ory of goods and ser· ~!~~~s.lo~~:~cde ~~~ Buy tt. Sell 11. f ind II Tho Piiot class lied,
Tl d W d d ~ 30 3BR hse + storage $9 mo. 209-3 5016 vices arounol Ul!OUg~ Class1f1ed ClaHlfled . Call 842·5878 . mr a)................ e nes ay :>: pm N 0 t 1 6 WKS FREE RENT pon & 111h 15s-3211 o pets. rndr, re a YEARLY upsta rs lrg 2Br Friday .................. v .. Thursday .5:30pm req S895. 650-2256. 1ea , patio, garage, WITH LEASE!!
d F 'd -3-0 lndry fac. $1000/mo . • atur ay ....................... n ay a: pm Avail 511. 675.82t3 2BR·3BR Apts. 2
GENERAL POLICY HUNTINGTON Years Newl Family
BEACH 2140 CORONA comptex. poo1. play·
Kitt and dudhll($ UT 1ubjttl to rh.n~ •1Chout ground 8 5 0 ·8 3 10
nvllff The publuhtr rhcnr• tht right lo renHr, l~::~::~==~=-liD~E~L~MAR~~-~2~6~2~2 A cozy 28d In Chlf· rtrla .. 1fy, rHist vr rrircl any rlauified l2BR lBA vintage cot· haven, sm yd, dog
d · Pl h .._ 1age w/yard & pv1 Cute & Clean 1 BR apt OKI Frplc, elec gar. 1 \C'rtllflll(nl. tak rtport an~ tM"On t 11 ma Uot drive. Pets OKI $800 on·Bay. Ownstrs crnr $1100 mo 645·3363
in your cl1v1f~ ad immtd111rl). The Dail P1lo1 & mo. 1 yr lse. 289-0876 unit, new crpt/palnl. COZV STUDIO fl.ltnf
Tu lndc~ndeal 1ccepU no hab1li1, for any trror in S 1100/mo. 642-6515 unfurn. New k;tchen/
an 1d1trta5tftlfnt for "'ht<h 11 may ht mpon.ibk, NEWPORT Lg Studio, view of har· crpt, fplc, loft. Walk to
netpl for the cosl of the spare 1c1u11Jy occupied by 2169 bo r, walk to bch, quiet bch. Ste pa to comm
lht error Crtdit un only be .. Uo•ed for 1he finl BEACH nghbrhd, n/smkr. No pool, tennis. N/amkg.
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BALBOA
PENINSUIA 2 107
Lux furn condo. fab bay view, 2 MBA
ates, turn-ke y cond.
$1800 Agl 840.5884
Beach Area 2BR Mobile home
COSTA MESA 2624 avail '4/15·5/1 I Pvl
Yrtw Lg Studio or 3BR '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lnc:I Waterlront 1• bch, S8QO·S1300 mo.
673-6030 1 da'JS Unfurnished $850 to s 1500 mo.
Villa Rentals
675·4912
RENTALS
$300 Off 1st Month
2Br :lba Aplt. In Quiet 710 Lido Park Dr
g ated comm w/lots ol ••••••••• trees. Carports, jac,
lndry, BBO'a. Private MISCELIANEOUS
patios, O/W, celling RENTALS fans . $795 & $805 mo.
1 yr. tease. 646-4055 !!!~~~~~~~~
$Move In Special$ ROOMS 2706
1 BR, b r I g ht. gated, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1BR. Ocnft · $650 wk pool, cable Incl, close 18R. Udo . $1650 mo 10 ahop/beh 642.5858 Cost• Me••·Female 2BR. Penln . 5450 wk non-smoker. Child
2BR Penln S1575 mo APTS FROM $550 OK. Musi like cats.
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3BR Penin $1575 mo 1Br 1Ba & 2Br 1YJBa. 631·9011 Alter 6pm
38R . Udo . $2250 mo f Great locatlon. Harbor NB Matr bdrm for 1 n/1.
4BR . Udo . $3000 mo VIiia Apts . 546-9081 Wa lk·ln CIOSI, pV1 blht
Tht Ptudlnlalij>. 1BR upstairs, qulet/S• pool/spa, clubhouse. 10 11M1tbe :-.., ,,.1er1ncc. DEL MAR 2122
1111111111.. tr •li1u1t111aat ien iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I ..__. eluded . Near ahop-$425/mo. .875-7199
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28R house, carport, 673 .. 1900 kept 'complex. Pool. den/ba/huge clst, 0gar,
fenced private patio No peta, pteasel S550 ocn vu. Shr kit, pool,
a rea, nr beach/s hops. 2Br 1 Ba 8tep• to mo. 848-0392 etc. S 1150. 642·7360
$875. 909/272·8737 be•ch front unit w/ 2BR 1 ~Ba tnha style llliiili::~~====:;
3Br 2Ba Ouplex-Fplc, patio, fplc, gar. Yrly patio.gar-pool $700
Pat.lo/French Ors, rear leu e Sl025. 998-l9l8 No pet 1032 w Wiison
unit, 61 3~ Polntsettla. 2BR 1BA twnhme, pool, #C, 64&-0105 $700
$1600 mo.• 759-9590 apa, nr Oelaon's , 2er l ba Oplx yard, gar,
Cuatom turnke'/ furn s teps lo Npl Cntr no doga/amkg. 149
2Br 2Ba condo-charm. l l175 Bkr 84o-56&t Rochester S850mo &
patio, p o ol, n ear •••• C•nwon •P• seso •d 842-8409 Ev• b8aeh. $1875/mo or clou s 4 BR ... \.1rBA , •2ir dplx 1700 3br
$1750 lease. 760-3187 view, pool, apa, 3 car hae s1000. Both have
e oorgeous ocean view $'4995 mo 84°"53214 hkups/gar 915/917\.11
H.V. Hiiia hm, '4BR or •••LUFFS•• W 18th St 551-6057
3 + den, pool. spa 3BR. vacant. $1350
13650 Agt M0-5884 Lg 58R + FR, SH~OO.
COSTA MESA 2124
Pallo. pool, dbl gar
844-0498 or 57&-1212
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•2BR·2B• upatrs unit
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no pets. 879 W 18th.
1695 mo. 844-7064
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Matt + 3BR, tam rm, •2BA 1 \o\llA twnhH, country kltch, 2850 s/f sses mo 942.1390 2 Townho ..... On walk-In CIOHt, pvl $2350 mo ..... HO
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604-28A 2..,Ba, f/p , pool, quleV..cluded •K•rlHM' View 5BR, ttvough clautfled.
dreaa rm. se&5 No Pets, ploUe. Impeccable docof, up-M2•MT8
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model, 3BR·3BA, f/p, e7 .. 1234 X843
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bandwithetoppersfaall.urt.,pen-TEAS • Coata ~ never u•ed. bO••d. --------·•••
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bold; • · ·"' · _.. 11250. Trad WOOd tolt-;.;;;,;; chaJrs, IBM SLIP TO SO PT
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The Wddins bu proceeded: 831-6007 or soa.3l0l dispenser. &48-9201 at>oatd p6a. 831-8481
Eut South We9t North MM. llTATI IMD DAY••D wht/braH, St4 per ft.
p.. p._ l 0 1 • Busy Wiii-in loclllon. complete W/INndle & PETS • 2 0 ? ~ • For _.. matt'•· Nev« UMd.
cal RCl'I TIWtof r.I Cost 185(), must NII ANIMALS 6049 What action do you take? n.PN~-12so cash. 774-6500 AUTOMOBILES
A.-While you don't have much, No p1tt Entire hoYNfUI of high •""'PT' apET I•••••••• you ahould treat part.ner'a overcall ~uallty Lodg•·pole IUIV ..,... as if it. were an opening bid, Had 673-7300 furniture lncJ bdrm Ev~ " Sun at, ________ _
partner opened one spade you RiiL EiTAft ..... enter c•nters, PET T, FCMJntaln BMW 9030
wouJd aurely raise t.o two spadet, ao ASSISTANT ::.:.:'.ea";& .. c . By ~~:V·an:u~:-.. ~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
make that bid now. Must be an organl&«, SOF looking for lovtng. car· as• :11a I-Champagne
positive ~raon. good A Whit•, na + Ing h~•-CALL 241· gold ' dr·AC 9tlrf·pwr
Q .6-Bot.h wlnerable, ~ Sout.h i:ommunlealor • wrtl· dub-ty~ ch-"· great 0317 for more Info. lks-cuHll•-gd cond
you bold: len a. verbal • com-concll 721.oec>7 PUPS rescued ttom $4250 obo. 218•9422
A.-You ere tom between two
bids-a rebid of your apadet and a m.e. of partner'• beuta.. Since you
are betur than deed minimum and
might. have trouble convincing part-
ner of the quality of your hNrt aup·
port if ydU delay t.he raise, oor
choice wouJd be three hearts-you
i::-~ir-~_,.!'r"",. know you have an eiJht.-c&rd fit..
An'J Mft -"Cl •108,..2 ....a.ii:t puter experience. UllGUTI MUIT IEU dNlh row. Adopt with ,..~ v v v ._ .., ~62 Send resume lo: Stonige unit full of un-donetlon. Can•t•---------
The bidding haa proceeded: Grubb & EHie used quality fumlhue. adopt? Be a foster or HONDA 9085
Tll""-t--+--+--f Q .3-Bot.h vulnerable. as South
l ---f,-.-11 you--hold:.
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The biaam1 has proceeded:
--+-~--+---' Squtla Weal North Eut 2 NT P.. 3 'V . P ..
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What do you b\d now?
A.-That ~nds OD your no-
trump ranp. lfit ia 22·24, you have
a minimum for your bid and should
do no more than raise to four
hearts. 1f you play 21·22. then you
have an absolute muimum and can .
Nol'th Eaat South Weet 23 Corporate Plaza Uvlng room, grandfa· volunteer. Call 714/liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
l • Pde l o p.,. '#190 NB CA 92560 ther clock, leather 8S9-2704. 78'Aocord-.;2Dr·HB
2-NT P-T --.. t;t--llt den, formal dining P.ureJnecl Dober"'8n Gd mech end, Rf rack nn...-t d b'd ., nKtp '"'" room, ~. etc. ...... C ..... noa o you a now. Good comm sklll•. Iii. 714-952-3326 Female, 3 yrs o14. ... u aru-v -*
A.-Yourvaluaareeoft, but game typing reliable WI k .__1 / Abused but very S1o00 • 631-7149
• • ..&~ d h • c er armc.-,.. w t d at With as not. going to ..., .... n on w ether transpo, FT. $6.54/Hr. cushions wckr tbl & •wee an gre 90' Accord EX. 22K ml
you have 7 or 9 point.a, or hard or (714)947·2394 shelf unit, pine coff" :~·c~~7d1•~g7~-o~r btk, 5·1pd, lthr, snrl:
90ft values. The by to the out.come RetaJI tbl, white desk, asst &/C, Alrm, sptr, chrm
ia whet.her partner can set up and OUT OF SANTA FE cti&lr9, Ibis. 646-9201 Whls, IOad.ed 650-4390
run your diamonds. Your quttn o PT/FT 911p'd Hies· clube quite libly i• an entry and t.be people for upsca1e 1·~-11!11_c_u_ •~-I-SE __ , TRANSPORTAnON INFINITI
te f d. ~-· b' card W So. Western shop In DUO&\ n.1Mu1 ••••••••• . n ° aamonua 11 a II' · e Fuhlon laland. Hrty+ MISC. 6015 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
would gamble ?ut thrtt DO trump. CDmm. 954.5399 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 93• 020-5 apd AC, Pr
Don't. even thmk about five of ••---------POWER BOATS brakes.windows, at .. r minor. Secretary DINING SETS I r d For M-·"--' Lab. FT/ +Fine furn. galore! 7012 casa, cru H , t nte ... _ ALNM Treuure1 windows, alloy Whla
optional 4 day. Full On Consignment $15,500 • 84().8494
9095
3 EMP O~rNT ofc respon. Type, file, 2220 f'alrvlew, CM 15\ EBKO 1992 Mercury
LOST• PERSONALS 002 L 1nu; payroll, computer •iq> Mon-Sat 10-4 engln•. w/traller. Mu1t1---------
FOUND 2925 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 5530 praf'd. DOM II. Nr --------1 Selll '2900 obO. Ca.II JAGUAR 9105
'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Metch Date Une Hoag Hosp. 642-8206 200 yr old chines• cabl· AJ 895-5802 PP '"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1• nets, tables. etc.--~--.;....;...-,....--,.
MISSING CAT Guya. Girts, Others 8 ""-T II Drfv W11'8h9uH Bronzea: (24) Incl ti-17' 9oaton Whal•r-'84 XJe Vanden Plaa 1·900-78Match X 280 Ou-I trl Gen'I labor. Gd comm ....... , •• elephants, Mon-70 Evnrd, runs greall 6 eye auto AC blk/ All gray, short-heir, $2 49 min 18+ K•L •-••tt."" obo · ' • · · .,. skllll, reliable 11an1po, gollan slave table, ~~ · tan llhr Int full pwr neutered male, 14 Iba, Enl 702·593-0303 1 fl 714-84S.1672 pp • ' amaJI nick on left ear. Need Cius B (w/alt FT $6/Hr. Santa Ana clo aaonna, ah PB/PW/PS, cruise,
Lost near Orange & brake e-ndorsement) (714)e47·23M bowta, lot.a of legal 18' Duffy Eleo 1992 caH, aunrf, tint gls,
22nd, CM. 645-9063 MEMBERSHIPS :0;'1:S t~~::,~'!11~~ WILD & CRAZY ~1:Zo :::. t~=::.~-:~ ~~:ed5:~1b,s~~ new, ~1'!"~~~1:=·
A E W a R D 3018 department fo handle CAN'T BE LAZY of rosewoOd furniture New 19' Duffy Demo
" deliverlea throughout No exp nee, w• train Incl curio & china cab-51 0,700. Am•rlcan --------
loat•MaleeBlack Newport Beach Country ' LA VEN, oc. and SB you. Call 557·166t !Nla, etc.1240 Logan. Boat Co. 840-1765 MERCEDES 9130
Labador•Retrlever Cjub FOYndlng Mem· Countl•• • Unit -.,21.2c2s•s•2M•u Grand Banks 32, wood. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii • KELLY• bershlp -1at Year's ._ 1973 hull #418 al t
On .3 ·2 1.94 . , At ~er t w~·~i ~8-00/Hr. SERVICES SS33 card accumulatlons $39, so 641-8200 ~~~overs. ~nd• 0~•,e 11 yrs w/Wht chin Oue1FRIEIEl721·1485 Part·tlme. 2o-30 hours EMPLOYMENT BUYINGs Picture post con~' ' well eq~I~. 720 3S<?~~~kto~•· ~a1e,
LOST a. LOST a. Horace Ensign Jr. PM01 • ~~! 81 are from the period 189Q--, $12,000 ask. ,.60-9203 •'lln.•QTftl'CEMENTS FOUND1111 2925 FOUNDUl . some"""· 1955 used or unuMd , __ ....._ ___ _ n.na "'" 2925 H.S. Please Call EMPLOYMENT ..... _ · · SAll. BOATS 7014 548-2871 Apply In person: PleaH be awar• that Also •lamp collac· 1---------~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~ii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .... _5800 330 w Bay ~t the listings In this cat· llons.71418M-950T SUBARU 9200
---------• FOUND Gray Cat, LOST March 20, 1994: ~ Costa Mesa.' egory may requlr• you H o w a r d II 111 • r 16' Wlllmatte sailboat. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
LOST It female, vcty Hell & White female Teecup EMPLOYMENT to call a 900 number Grandfather Clock, In Npt Harbor near 85 4 dr Gl.10 5•Pd AC
fo•nrn 2925 Gothard. Poodle, 51h lb•,l••••••••I Interviewing: In which there Is a $600. CaU 546-2259 Lido Penln. $1550 pwr windows, xln't In~
""" (714) 842-8290 wearing red leath« P~RSONALS 5530 through April 15. charge per minute. Refrlg, 11h yrs s250 obo. Ralph 675-.303~ 80k mJ. 51959 obo.
SR EWARDS
Lo•l< Small Shlhtzu LL grey & tan, 3yrs
FOUND collar. Near Newland G No phone calls, obo. Frml wed gown. 25' CAL, 7.5 Honda. 831·T149
Very old Shettle In & Atlanta. Pleue calll••••••••• $1,000 WKLY stuffing please. I••••••••• u 6-8. $300. 962.()486 VHF, depth, 3 salts, Santa Ana Helghta 960-8047 or 968-2109· envelo~• at home.•---------compaea, wttl•k•ri---------3/29. Call 756-0156 LOSTI 3/311 Ch"1 No exp. Fr" supptlea/ Dltl Entry PfT MERCHANDISE TrM Roaea SS; Citrus pole, dinghy, xtras. TOYOTA 9210
LOST CAT huahuatrerri•r. rust PE-RSONALS 3002 Info. SASE: LIFETIME. 13,0~0 ke~ _.tr~~·• ~~O;fr~~ p:i-:: ~~~~ 53798.50. Purct1aslngliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Black & orange on colored, vcty Baker/ Dept. 12, Box 2109, per our.ll any ex· Gal plants s1: shade, anolher aallboat Daya "•••be" Very Friendly.
In the vicinity of Dover
ShorH & Bay CrHt.
Please Call Roger
face and body. Older Fairview. 979-5568 BrownWOOd, TX 76804 Ible poal ona avail-1---------310-435-7094 ext. 255; 83' Cellca GTS-lftbk
female, amall with LOSTs ORANGE CAT ~· ROMANCE •<::' ***AIRLINES*** ;~9f~1 ~~;~_<714> ANTIQUES 8010 =:-.'~~51~i~9!.5~~; Evetwknda 714~73-srvf. AC, PW, PM, PS.
950.1309 •hon legs. Answers to mate, fat, Large paws Gina Alllote, please Now hiring entry level. lilac $10 909-674-9422 2351 ~ 960-3664 Mags, f 5spd, Sharp!
"M .. Vl I I f Ith "th b .. Lo t 3/ call me again. Dan ,. .. ~co-a• •a~•-afban.. DRIYl!RS·Plua TAY OUT ~500 lrm_...§;l1·7149
Fl oon. & Cc n ty 1 ° w 1 1 u1m Pa. • & ~(818) 309-91-'70~ ,.,... ··-----·-• delivery S6hr. Own 1955 W•dgewood, fr•• PlLOT CLA$11TFl•D ,OUND 3/18: Box
Turtle, male, on First
St. • betwHn Fernleaf & Dahlia, COM. Call
875--7006 or 805-688·
2236
Cdrat Apve. arnat on. 111, v ccM" tY.,.,,!>mona gage handl•rs, many car/Ins. Good Ennlfsh atandlng range. gd 11•9 the rHource you PILOT CLASSIFIED .
M. leaae call 673-6th, . .....,..5668 HOT & WILDf other posltlona. $400-.. cond, make offert Call can count on to aeU a It'•· the resource you ANTIQUES lie 3687, leave m"sage The Pilot $1200 wk:ly. Local or a must. 2430 S Bristol after 6pm "34-028e myriad of merchan-can count on to sell a
on machine. Cl•ulfled 1~::-8c:9 relocation. Appllcallon Faahlon lal beauty dis• Items. t>ec:auae variety of merchan-ClASSICS 9250
The most comprehen-& Info 1·510-798-9675 aalon hH apace fpr •BUYING ITElll* our columns compel dlse Items, becauseliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
'Whether you're buying
or aeUlng, Classified
covers all your needsl
RENT stve and current dire<:· MAH TO MA.Niii ext. A241 · Electrotyalat & Acu· From 1800·1980. 1 quallfled buyers to our columns compel •es Muatang Co11pe
tory of goods and sw· F~ Gay Olllllnl Buy It. Sell It. Find It. puncturlat. 640-5125 piece lew•lry to •ntlre calll qualified buye..-to 289 V8, PS. auto. very
through classified vie" woundl Wiid Gab/Uve Une Claulfted. hou .. ful. Immediate M2·Se78 call! M 2•5878 cln, only 55K ml, all
800-494-4739S2.50{mln cash. top s. 8?3-e223 ----------------orig. S6500. 548·7965
• •• •R•Vl-CE ___ ICARPENTRY 3510 CONCRETE It FENCES BANDY MAN 3710 LANDSCAPE It MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING 3890 R£AI. ESTATE
~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MASONRY 3557 • DECJtS 3615 IAWN CARE 3808liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SPECWJST 3911 DIRECTORY A to Z HANDYMAN Plumblng/elec/Water Capt. Holmee....,,... •W.P. YOUNGQUIST '•EXTRA QUICK•
lnatalltrefac;e C1blne11. * •--t Prl '"'"" lltu •NNCES OAT••• hlrs/aprlnklera/ce ll •aalo Yard Malnt. The Ceptaln beat• PelnUne c.ntraotor Righi now. MlnutH Come IO Colorado! Colo'lpgl Kitchens, patlos & roofing uww C.,vua "' .......... /poet NpjeoN fans. lnatall/Repalr. C everyones )>rlcesl Ins. Qual. ~ bY Pfof'\a from youl Drains razor rtlo help. ~ Ol1 movr.g repairs.~ 545-7258 lMlcllcllpe, br1clt. "°"'· Redwood• L#57e4505 FREE est. 24t-0137 ~~=~rlm!::::'.':P~t hardworking. prof. Ucl802098. Ins. cle~ed from $7.50. costs. Sue-Coktwd a.nler
Accou .. f"l'1' .. ,G/' Aemodela-Addltlone JTConcnllM:M)lll Jim Whyte 842·720& Semi ReJlred contr«ctor. Heullnn 979-8245 L#174192 644-4937 frMest. 645-3305 Complete houH s55• Walket lColl0()..57t-6i2S '"' un Brick Block Stone Tiie • Ml h I M 1 yr guar. Plumbing•---------TAXES • 3406 Kitchens. framing lo t • • •Wood Fence•• Rprs, lmprvmnts. aml * c .. '• ovln9 ao• HUTTON co. repair• from 19.75. R•locallng to Denver?
finish. Uc.7~:f~._F4r:• ~p1cnc'0:~~·R~~11;~~ ~.hellllAlng J1ocbar• ••• oKu~t~'..21~1teg77r0lly. o~:'d!~ :::!rce~~n,,:. LL.ocal#T17 ... 1ong8,.8 Vldaa.l•t.Mll/nC•.· Palnllng Interior/Ext• Johnnies, 540-2092 All 'SSS ranges. All
Est. John __..., ... t:xp.'Terry S57:7••• tdmlla.LowprictLIJc:•d ... .... MaJnl & Renovation. Ameic ... S3a.aaeo nor. AcoustJc celllngs •FOX PLUMBING• Amer ican RE.(llob Bookkpng. 20 yr• Npt Rtpi111, Rlmod. Doon. llW)o AdYlrCaOt Conatr.j74-6301 Cu11omer Satlsfacilon • painted. repaired. .... ....... WOflt. 100% Ins/ l<nuclMn) S00-553·5299
kh. All phasea. aalH dowl,cablntta,1tucco l dry-CemenVbrlck/stone/tlle HAUUNG 3720 our tat priority! PUBLIC NOTICE appQed, removed, dry -.-·, tax, P/R & P/R tax+ waa. ltnc•s. Qllft, tie:. Uc. drWiy slab $2.50/aq ft waJI repair & texture. bended, Llcle53111. F°' •---------.. c1)' Hrv. 78o-fn1 3Syr1 •ICP· Jeny Ml.OH7 stampd cone $5.50 up FUllNITUll , Uc#486038. 848-7819 The Calif. Public Utlll-111822831 _...320 any plumbfng nHd ca~ TllE 3928
-------L#54HSSS • 831-4310 llPAlJtS 3622 'JUNK TO THE DUMP' Q'"" loene Landacpng ties Commln'on RE· for frH H tl 8()().233-4313
CPA SINCK 1H4 QUALITY MASONRY fmmedlele debrl• & ll_!lgatlon, Trimming ~~~~~Sh~: -;;0~~ J~ryC~a~:~i.R~c:'m~ Pl0umb1 in9C1R.,..dl~ & Repair apeolallate
IRS audits, appeals & CARPET INSTALL Block & wood fencaa. removal. Guar HoMat & Removala, Clean-mover• print their Palnllog/Wallpaperlng ,. n• eare rom Clean, Caulk. regrout,
comproml•H. dlvorce It aep1119S 3516 cone drives & patloa. C...._.• RHteretlon Prlcff. aea.1882 ups & Malm, St. Uc. PUC Cal T number' Ll441235 * 788-2028 15.SO. AU natures In aeallng a. Ina tall. & llllgallon. 862-3340 au; ~ uc-871812 868-0422 Wood~ Wk:ker, uphOls, 111599025, 432.a804 · · · • , stalled. Sle'le'I 545-8298 Uk•Nu Tiie 840-2211 ate. r-REI! )>k:kup & llmos and chauffeurs PAliiTiNQ iii• it ANPllLD P&.UillNQ .
QUALITY CPA Carpet Repairs-power dellvety. "*·Ul23 IMPROVEMENTS Jungle Jim• Landscape ~t ~-al~ color consultatlon If It'• plumblng, w• dO •---------
el atfOfd'-bl• fiaed f ... reatratcfl·wtr damage DEClt so--3756 Malnt.Hrdacpe,Yard --t• If vnu .... -a h• "''"" 20yra hp ltl Since 1957 . WALL 7 Days & Evenings Install any me fob. .a.g cleanup. Tem• It ......... · , __ ,..,,. cuatom/m&lntenance Brent Ell• 842·9843 20 yr ewp. 72._7032· COATING 3570 BANDY MAH 3710 nowl 417.e986 question aboYt the i. • • •4e-HM4 • • COVEIJNGS 3932 ~ ... gallty of a mover. llmo #M5a91 147.eo35 R-"•modeMt.,..lr &.ud1oe'e Repairman If 11 ------------------------STOP D•ck Leak• He..a...,.tal ,,..,.,.,.. Exs*1 WOf1c.aJI tradea. Yard llght•·•prlnklers. or chau eur, ca : POOL
&l'PLIANCES CLEANING waterproof coaling• Paint-Carpentry· Right •luff. Try Ma. Tr•• trlmng·prunlng. Publlc UlllltJH PIANO • VOCAL seaVICI!
.. VICE 3~26 SERVICBS t 3548 !:~:.•·L,,9:fko O:,:!; ~a11-=::a'n' Uc. Doue MtMaM Call Pete, 122.7732 :;:-'S::~ LESSONS 3868 GA
3894
Eat. Beat S 722~709 Cerpentr,, lleotrto 1 IEES Sev Oft 111""'9 ~letlaela Appl Repair· 1 '•t Team Cl•enlne ltlumblntl HOME CAI.SI T•;'""'-"•· '--· LOW9at, StOfage, prof.
WLO>•IOVH-fefrlg-d/W ~~~~r~1. ~p! DOORS 3580 Com"""• .. Lio. SUVICIS 3760 ........ 751~11 ~~~~~~~c"'73"t.'n':·
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1et L•ISON fR8•
Plano: M .. ters cand.
I yrs. teaching.
Jonathan 759-$087
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POOL CLUNINO
Chem. •~ .. equip.
repaJt, alQae, •tc. Ina.
FREE ESf 775-1722 :,1c~c;:.'."le2~, 10% 287·1788 7 daya .left Ma.oea~ •SUP•R llOWRS•
I 100~ Sattaraotlon hcellent new entry Carpentry, roofing. To:=.i~ llASONlY • 3828 Careful, courteoua --------1ROOflNG
or I back. ftome/01c. maker & dOOt ha1l9«. plumbing, drywall, 911p'd Pros. Frff Ht. PIT 3910
m--19 Honw11, refs. Some Guar, teu. Balciwtn atucco, painting, tlte, 25 yra •ICP· many refa. T14'62M 842 eaaa
&VP Eng.Rebeca2e&-130& Locks.Oon,521.fi10 •lectrlc:al.Jltn Ml-7484 calt,Eva,831·7159 M•Hftr,Eaperte · • SUVICES 3870 Hotline Roonngl FREE
ST 0 It AT l 0 N M:...... • H Je Ing 1 .... , • .,. Ci8lfim 8 1ock/Brlck/Concrete Earqthquake kll w/
3448 . ...,a • ouaec an ni. .,.im1ng f J!WELIY Stucco/Repalra. Low NtJaslNCi FrM Eat. Uc'd & lns'd. Low ratH, OOod r .... EUCTIJCAL 3810 .. .: •• and mo::.r=..· 3784 Prk:•. Uc. 53MtM3 se•VJQS 3848 Walking th• Dog•A eao.3aoo #ecMNr M•••••ii11&ll Frff Eat 20 yr •KP. ,.,,_.. • Ga kennel alternallve ... ~~-w~"lO!"""-..,~~
D.n •t •epl•o .. ca11anytlrM241-o531 A-t ••-----· _.... StetanU1•7 .. 1 WllMemHIWOtCI .......... Oualltwc ... 1!•••n~wW11n/h Peraonalli•d. yout S1Mlers(;;.~!',...Uc & " _.,._ -·Horne R~el •· ..-rff .,.. o ..... I hom4t lna.173--1184 na. -ie comm. Re9laae Tub•etlle• "-&1 ... 1• Home/Office L.ocal UO. contractor eo.ta Meea/Newpon Watch & leWWY repair let. Ooncrel•·t l .. n• 01 pend".. n .'.!'.? · r•roo frepaltt. Z& yra.
eAnk••apaaeflberglaa• CfHnln9. E•celle nt Oulc:tc Aeaponeel 21 Yra. h}*iencel Antka~ J"ewefry atlleco. Uc '31·2341 new 'f ecora-•FREE EST 676-5095
rapalt. ''" 1n hOme A•'-· 10% on 1et vt.it ''" ~ ... e.0.704• ... JIM.,...._.* '7~ e7S.OH8 ~ for PfOf 24 "'· O't/Orsloctced with Thi., ...
, eat. ouer 85.,1795 Matla · 7U·1.... ... your imwana.d ThWc.lng Of l"Mlvtng • TRADE eldet'l't car.. 541~21 sMf'1 CleMlflM
Why play Hid• 'N WINDOW CLUllNOt Item• the eeay wayl e-eee .... ? TM Community A Cllll lo The moat comprehen· .... wit,, chlldcate? * To place your OM ue • calf _...., 1 ... j&A M...ut ~. CINtlfted ei,,e and current dlrec-
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Cuatom lnetallatlon
R .. /Comm strip/paint
No Job too smalll
5% Oft w/aa 973,2931
Celt TIM Pleet k>dayl PREE E$TIMAT£1 cl.Ma~ tld call PILOT CLAa81t'laD .,,._,,., c-s nvv ~ Quein.d wt• help toty of goode and aer·
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