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Winner of California Newspaper Publishers Association's General Excellence Award for 1993
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District rips
proposal ·to
report i~legal
immigrants
• School board members say state
initiative would force Newport-Mesa
to become a polic ing agency.
Bl Russ LOAR, Sr ,rr "'· 1T1J.
... .
~E.\\ PORT-:-.tL\ \ -All se\en s~hool board
llH:mbers ..ire t 1 1 ~J tu Prupo:.it11.>n 1~7 -1~e
"SJ\C Our St:itc'' m11bt1\·e -''hich wou 1J co11 p I
p .1l I .:: chool d1~1rich :o idl.'1.11:) and C\pd stul!1. ntS
\\ho ~re illc~al 1:nmip;inb
"~t \\OulcJ rcqui:c \!) 10 bcl'ome n policins u£en~
·and I lion't thid. tl.:it':-right,· ,.1id i\.;•\purt-.\ki.J
Unif1c;J S .. huol D1)'r ..t
bo:1rtl l'rc-.1Jcnt Ee..! Dl.'1.I...-'
er. "\\.hile I ldlf unJc.r-
stJnJ the problem, I ~an't
!.upport this initiative."
QUESTION
If Proposit ion
l3ut a h c.:ld pull n.-I 87 h; npproved
by voters, Cal-
1fotnia sublic
school 1stricts
'"ould be re-
quired to ttie n-
~lAllC .\t \J.111'. DAILY PILUT
SOY Director Oscar Santoyo works with Edgar Marquez, 13, right, and Fred Iniguez, 17, bottom, in the editing room at Copley-Colony Cable.
. ka!>cJ Thursday rcpt.fl'>
more than ::?-w-1 support
among rcgistcrctl \'Otcr)
fo r the proposnion, ''hllh
woulJ deny :ill social scr·
'i.:cs to 1lkgal immigr-.nb
and require state and loc:il
agendcs to report them 10
the Imm •rJt1on and N3tu-
r li:Latk n~ ~c. f\ Ice.
t1fy and e>.pel
students who
:ire 1llcgal irn-
.Through the eyes or a c-mera If :ippruHJ b) \Oler:.. in
:'\ovembcr. Californi:i pub-
lic school d1:Mkts \\Ould
be 1cqu.rcJ tu \Cnf~ the
kgal 5tatu'I of nil nc'~ en·
rOllmcnb beginning in
IY95. U) fan I, !996,
schuol Ji,rricb "ould ha\.:
mtl!rants. What
dO-\OU think of
the· in it i~tive?
Would you sup-
port it? Len\'C
\our n:i me :ind
· Two Costa Mesa youths learn how to film cable television shows thanks to Save Our Youth progra m : ;,C'ughts O:l the
ReaJers Hot-
h e, ~-2-60"6. nv T INA BORGA1TA, SrArF Wa.nn . .
Interested In show biz? .
. camcramJn ! "
13oth teen~ aJm1t they were taken
by !.Urprisc, but thJI didn't keep
.
A )CJr ago, Edgar Mnrqucl and
Fred Iniguez had never even
held a video camera, let alone
worked one.
Have you ever wondered how TV works? Who is behind the sccQc s
making 1t all happen? ·
them from taking on the challenge .
"When he asked rne, 1 just
1hough t, 'Whn t are you talk111g
abuut? A1 c )'OU crJZ)? I don't know
how to tlo this.' " s:iid Marquez, a
stude nt at Em.ign Intermediate
School.
to \Cr ifv the lci::JI st=itu' of .111 )lud.:ni:. und thC'1r
p:irenl!I ·or gu.1rJ~:ins. ·
"Th:it's J police ~1:11c IU m •,'' >;.iid s .. hool buaHl
member Sher~ Lm>lbourro'', president uf the Cal-
ifurn1a School 130;.ird~ A!-Slh.'i:itiun. ''hich b 1..'PPl.)~ing
the 1nitiJti\e; "lt0'1 a hateful initiative to me and 1
don't bclic'c that's \\hat democr:icy is built upon,"
Now the two Costa Mesa rouths
arc p;.1rt of the production crew for
the Copley-Colony Cablevision show,
"Charlas de la Communidad," or, as
it's known in English, "Community
Coffee Talk" and "Li~ing Room
Dinlogue." 13oth teens have been in
ch:irge of operati ng the c:imeras :ind
editing the community-oriented
If so, check this out. The Save Our Youth. program, in conjunction
with the Costa Mesn YMCA nnd Copley-Colony Cablevision, arc
looking for teen-agers who wane to help put together a new show
targeted at youth.
They're looking fo r camera operators, producers, technical
directors, stage managers ... everything.
For more inform..ition, call the YMCA at 442-1000.
progr:i m since Novembe r.
According to the show's producer, Osca r
Santoyo, their involvement happened by ac~idcnt.
Snn toyo hacJ become acqunintcd wit h the teens
through the Save Our Youth program, wh ich was
Rewiring
their views
~ Several Newport residents are trying to
get utility lines buried underground,
but the move is a costly one.
Bv DAVlD Hun, STAFF Wa.1 n a.
NEWPORT BEACH -In a city blessed with
spectacular scenery, residents detest utility wires that
scribble out views of the ocean, ha rbor and rolling
hills.
Dut if homeowners arc willing to part with a few
thousand dollars, the city of Newport B~ach can b;t
bury those power lines forever.
For several years, the city has helped neigh·
borh oods get rid Of wires by eSt3blishing special US·
scssment dis1ricts. Some beautified areas include
Newport !~land, Corona I lighlands, China Cove and
portions of Bay Avenue.
Jn each neighborhood, the ptocess began with a
resident who was tired of looking at an electrical jun·
glc. Somebody took the initiative to tclcphono the
city and circulate a petition among neighbors to get ... ~.
organlled to hel p teens find altern:itivcs to gnng
life.
"One day, \\e didn't have an}one to operate
the cameras," Santoyo said. "So, l just happened
to :.isk (c:ich of them), 'Do )OU feel like being a
J.lAkC ~lAmN, DAILY l'llOT
Newport Beach residents can have utility wires put
underground -Jf they're willing to pay for It.
Marquel, 13, :ind Iniguez, a
17-ycar-old Costa t-.tc-.:.i High School
junior, ''ere given a .:rash course in
operating the equipment .rnd then
Loolbuurrow s:i1J 11 the inilbti\c i> p;.hs.:J, 11 rn:i~
lie struc.:k do\Hl b\' the ClHllh bccaus.: the fcdcrJI
go\crnmcnt r..:quir..::-public ~chuols to educate all
children.
The Cahforn1J :-.tcdical A~'o":ititn. C..1hforr ..1
Teacher~ \,:.oci:.ition and LL-. A lcclcs Co"'n:-. !:>t~.-
1ff Sherman Ulucl... "ill b .. I '>tell on thl! bJllul. p·
pos1t1lln tu the lniti:.iti\C Rep D ... na Roh 3b3 her
(R-Hunti gton Ck.i.:h) ha' er Jor~cJ Propos1tiun IS7,
\\ hich 1s co-sponsl.)rcd b) ~e\\ pl-rt De:.ich re" Jent
H:iruld ltd!.:, hc;id uf the \\ cstern Region INS
frnm 19 3 to 19 9.
'' cn t to work.
"It was cas)'," ~t.uqucz said. ''They just need
to show you once, anJ that's all 11 tJkc~. It's fun
-H's real fun "
for M:irquez, the c\pericn1.:c has bousted his
See PROGRAM/Page 7
See PROPOSAL/Pa9e 7
Cox continues. debate on health care
~ Newport Beach
Republic an lead s party's
charg e against Clinton
administration's proposals
on the CBS rad io network.
BY Russ LOAJl,1STAH Wuru
Rep. Chris Cox \\JS the fea tured
guest on a one-hour, nationally
broadcast r.i dio cnll-in show
Wednesday, night, lc.lJing the Rc-
publ ic an c'llargc .igainst the
Clinton :idmini~tra tion's health
cnrc proposals.
It was the second time ..in recent
weeks that the Nc\\port lkJ-.h
Republican has been the Re-
publican point man for healt h care
reform. During the l ou1 th of July
wecl.entl, Co' delivcreJ the Re-
publica n rc!>pon c to President l3ill
Clinton's S;.11urd.1y wdio nddress
on health care.
On We dnc)day nighl, Cu:.. fol-
lowed Health and I luman Ser\'iCell
lee HIALTM/P•1• 7
Cox Congressional Club members get to
meet politicel notables during meetings
BY Russ LoAA, SrArr \\ P.nlll
When former Housing anJ
Urban Development Sccrct:iry
J3ck Kemp cJmc to Newport
Deach l:ist \\Cd; to meet \\ith a
sma ll group of Rcpublicam,, it
\\JS just :inot.hcr fringe benefit
fo r club member'
Member:. of the Cln
CongressionJI Club allenJeJ
the eveni ng pthering free ol
charge. Non-memb~r paid
$350 c:»ch ($500 per coupk) to
:ittend.
Cox fir t form ed the un~ual
c3mpaign support i;roup in ·
1989 during his fim )'CM in
Congrc s. He has been
stockpiling campaign fund for
a run at the U.S. ScnJtc e\cr
sirtce.
. Cox was se t to chalknge
U.S !>en. D1Jnnc Fcin:.tcin
unlll muh1m1lhonairc Rep.
~tich:id Hufiini;ton (R-Santa
Uarb:ua) ent..:rl·d the r.11:e
":'\urm:1ll~. a politir:il
lunJ-rai~cr 1' a onc~hot dc:il.''
CO\ said .... l h:it' r:ither
un,a1h1~ ing lor peopl.: \\ho
\\ ;rnt 11..' parttcip:ne more
.1~·11, c ' 111 politics:·
Cl)\ Congrcs,ion:il Club
m.:r lbcrs meet four times a
)C:ir in Orange COunt) tl> rub
:.hould~ rs "1th politiC!ll ·
nl.lt~blcs Annual dues are S350
($500 per coupk). Before the
bre lkup of 1he So\ 1c1 Union,
Co~ brought :rn11-su .. ict ~orld
c he-.-. ch3mpion GJ I) KaspJrov
lll'w n member pf the
l~u!l-.1.1n Parliamcn l -to
OrJngc County for n club
lff COX/Peee 7
OGC leads county in transferring· minorities to UC campuses
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BY Boa PAOI, foa. Tttl DAau 1'11.0r
COSTA MESA -Orange
Coast College transferred more
minolity studen•s to the nine Uni·
versity of Califorma campu\.CS l~st
year than any other comhlunaty
colleac in the county, orfiei:ils at
tho school announced this week.
The minority students cnterina
tho UC system · from OCC in·
eluded nine Native Americans. 89
A ian Americans, 36 L:ttin<>i and
\
tivc Afric:in Americans.
"The l.cy factor for Orange
Coast's recent succ:css in transler-
ring minority tuJ cnts lo th.e UC
(s~lem) was the establishment
two years ago of the Tran~fcr Op-
portunity Program," .nid Bruce
Cary, director of the college·,
transfer center.
The proaram is t:irgetcd Ill mi-
norities and focuses on recruiting,
retainina ond tran!lfcrrin& the stu-
t
dents to a four-year coll ege.
OCC 1dministra10~ hired Cher-
) I Jupiter, the college'!! firi,t Af·
rican American coun~elor, &o. de·
sign a minority recruitment pro·
gr am an ... rcqnizina low minor·
i1y cnrolllhcnl It the school. "The
admin"1ration wn concerned,"
Jupiter Aid ... We h:aJ ~ry tli m:a!
numbcn."
Jupiter modeled the prugrnm
after siiDffar minori1y recruitment
...
~1ratcgics already , in place nt
DcAnta College in Cupertino and
Santa Uarbarn College.
Ac,or<Jing to Ju piter, the mt»t
dfc~thc "")' to recruit new stu·
dent~ l-. to talk to them f:acc·to.
fa~. She :and her tillff ~isit slu•
Jcnt41 at &heir high 1ehools and
hrina the m tu OCC for lours,
chassc nU Dpplic11ion wor~.
In ju t two years. Jupiter saiej ..........
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2 Friday, July 29, 1994 Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot
· LOCALS 0 .NLY
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, s•0-122•, ext. 361
Coming soon
to· a library
near you
D ue out next month are
some fine fiction offerings
from a handful or today's
most popular novelists. Look for
these new books on library shelves
in August.
"Ever")lhlng to Gain" by
Barbara Taylor Bradford -The
• • author of "A Woman of ·
Substance" tells the compelling
story of Mallory Cheswick, :i
Check
It Out
\\'Oman who has
it all and loses
everything, and
her desperate
struggle 10
conquer despair
and rake charge
of her own
destiny.
"Until Yo u" by
Judith
McNaught -
Marr) 1ng the
handsome,
shipwrecke d
Stephen
Westmorl:.ind so
• that she may nurse him back to
health, Cory Drummond is
devastated when his crew takes
him a'' ay. When he finds him
again ye;_1rs later, he has no
memory of the union. Romance
and suspense are woven skillfully
together here.
"Dixie City Jam" by Jomes Lee
Uurkc -The latest Dave
Robicheaux thriller offers a look
a1 hate crimes as D:ive confronls a
neo-Nazi, becomes involved in a
Mafia war, and deals with a Nazi
submarine buried off hi!f
Louisi:ina coast.
"Playing for the Ashes" by
Elis:ibeth George -George's
literary skills and storytelling
magic hold the reader enthralled
to the end of this psychologically
fraught case tor Scotland Yard's
upper-class inspector Thomas
Lynley and his rough-hewn Sgl.
Oarbara Havers as they grapple
with the death of cricket star Ken
Fleming.
"Debt of Honor" by Tom Clancy
-In this latest of Clancy's
sure-fire thrillers, Jock Ryan is
called ou t of retirement to i.ervc
as nation:.il security adviser. With
the help of the CIA, he must
prepare the untested prc!>idcnt to
meet the challenges of a new
world order.
CITYllDI
"1AllC ~l\JlTlN, DAIL'!' PILOT
Diving group
plans cleanup
at Big Corona
...__The public is invited to
help with effort expected
to produce a lot of garbage.
Bv Jovz.£LL£ o .. w~s. Foa Till OAJLT PILOT
DIVERS have f<:l\lnd nearly every-
thing -including a kitchen sink -
in the ocean during their annual
underwater cleanups: . · . .
The Costa Mesa diving organization,
whose acron)m stands for Divers
Involved Voluntarily in Environmental
Rehobilitation ;rnd Safety, has also
dredged up cellular phones, an
abandoned lobi.ter trap, bicycles and a
dead rabbit during the years it has
siaged cleanups in Corona Del Mar.
The group's fifth annual underwater
beach cleanup is at Dig Corona ~n
Saturd:iy and is open to the public.
Kimberly Woods, president of
DIVERS, said the cvcnl usually yields
400 pounds of trash. .
"Since we clean up around the Jetty,
the.ire is a lot of tra)h from the fisher-
men and a lot of lhe trash &ends to get
trapped 1n the rocks," Woods said.
Woods said the sight of heops of
soggy garbage on lhe sand makes an
impact on cunou~ on-lookers.
"Dy bringing the trash out of the
w:iter, people get 10 see it. Otherwise,
people don't realue it's there," she
said. "People don't usually make the
connection that the 1r:ish they once let
go from their hand ended up in the
ocean, until lhey sec il collecled on the
beach." ,
Once the trash is gatherecJ, divers
separate it anti t:ike u tlata count for
the Center for M.1rinc Conservation in
Washington. 1'hcn the recyclables arc
taken to recycling centers and the trash
is hauled into dumpi.ters.
The c'cnt "ill begin at 7:30 a.m.
"ith di, er ched.-in ~nJ area
assignments. Certified scuba d1\'ers ''ill
be allO\\Cd I<> enter the water anti
non-diver~ ill pcgin cleanup efforts on
the shore a1 BAS am. The SCJ\Cnging
ends JI noon and aw:irds will be
pm.coted in fhc categories, including
most unique piece of trash and most
en"ironment'411y damaging trash. ·
Greg Williams of the television show
"13ay Watch" "111 mJkc a guest
uppc:irance. Woodi. i.:iid he will raflle
off a \\:ilk-on part on "Day Watch" to
benclit the DIVERS group.
Prc-1 egistr.nion forms can be picked
up ut 13ouom Time Scuba, Coral Reef
Dive & Surf, Marina Dive & Sport,
Nation:il Scuba Compa ny, Opcnwater
I labiwt ~l:irinc Schools and the
Progressh e Scuba Institute.
Pre-registr~11ion is SS; registration on
the day of the event is SIO.
"Scnnrc" by John Gardner -
Agent 007 is back on the job!
James Bond and another gorgeous
partner investigate the
disappearance of self-made
billionaire Sir Maxwell Lu stig and
become caught up in a daily
international arms trade and an
ecological disaster that threatens
the entire globe.
Painting the hands of time: Part-time graphic artist and restaurant employee Tom Caro gives the clock outside
the Newport Beach Crab Cooker a new look with a fresh coat of paint. ·
Woods said she hopes members of
, the public \\ill participate because il
c~in be a rC\h\rding experience.
{
I I
"first Offense" by Nancy Ta)IOr
Rosenberg -Action donates local
author Rosenberg's third novel.
Uarely surviving a shooting attack
by the man she believes Is her
missing husband, probation officer
Ann Culillile followi. the
investigation of the drug dealer
she supcrvii.es while struggling
against a corrupt criminal justice
system.
l..J1domm Xic·nlt.t is the Newport
lJcucll Librnrl1w . Check It Out Js
••rittcn by Ilic stnff of Ilic Newport
llcac/1 J>ublic Llbrnry. 111is n·cck's
column is by Jun l'crry.
Race for the Cure seeking volunteers
for third annual 5K walk/run
The Race for the Cure, which benefits the Orange County
Ornpter of the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation,
needs volunteers to help in all areas of race activites.
The third annual SK walk /run will be held Sept. 25 in
Newport Beach.
Volunteer work ranges from registering runners and preparing
for the race to filling cups of water and directing runners along
the course.
For more informrttion, call Shawn Edwards at 565-6748.
To enter the race, call 953-2264.
DCC oners career workshop
"Personality and Career Choice," a
two-part workshop offered by Orange Coast
College's Re-Entry Center, will help
participants match their personality type
with ca1 eers.
Eileen Klein, career counselor, will
discuss a variety of career issues and options
with workshop attendees. Students will also
receive a brief introduction to OCC's
Career Library.
The session is scheduled for 6:30 to 8
p.m., Aug. 11 and 18. It is free to the public.
The Re-Entry Center is located in Room 106
of OCC's Counseling and Admissions Duild-
int. For more information, call 432-5162.
"Once >Ou get someone to clean up
the ocean, they feel good about it and
continue to do it even when they dive
recreationally," she said. Wootls herself
became acti\'e in OlVERS after she
P•H ticipatcd in an undef\\:Jter beach
cleanup three yea rs ago.
The organization sef'\'eS as an
educational and social conduit for
di"crs concerned about preserving the
ocean cnvironmcn r and its inhabitants.
Dcsides the nnnuttl ocean cleanup,
members participate in 01her local
ocean, harbor and beach cleanups;
ab:-ilone replantation and artificial reef
projects to help and protect resources;
and monthly bo:it and beach dive
contests to encourage divers to have
fun and meet others.
For information, call 722-9406.
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2900 block of Fol"lcw Road: All
contents of :a storage unit, valued
:u 'SJ,230, were scolen some1ime
beiween December and July. The
tenant was behind on his rent in
Decembe r so the storage facili1y
inventoried the contents and
changed 1he lock. When the tcnnnt
checked on his stora~e unit in July
everything was gone.
JOO block or Wc~t Day Slrcrt:
Someone was unsucce$Sful in
.ste:iling a c:ir, bl.It dld remove 11
bowling ball anrJ shoes from the
vehicle.
JJOO block or Orlsiol S1rcc1: fi\'e
purses, wallets or checkbooks were
s1olen from victims in South Co:ist
Plaza -four from dii1pcr ba&S on
baby strollers and one from n
bench next to 1hc victim.
1200 block of Fairview: Checks
written to pay bills we re stolen
from a Post OtrK'C deposi1 bol(,
The vic1im ifocovercd the theft
when 1 bank caUcd let notify him
that a woman had attempted to
cash a check he had made out to
his cable c:ompany. Tho bank did
noc cash the check, but did make 1
copy :and return it 10 the \\roman.
600 block or Pautarlno: T\\o men
entered 11 7-11 mnrke1, picked up
fou r packages of lluggies dinpcrs,
81;>t into line ns if to pay for 1he
diapers nod lhen ran out of the
~tore while the clerk helped
ono1her customer.
100 block or Ease 171h Strcec: A
woman's wollet wos stolen from
her shopping e:in In Tr:ider Joe's.
I fer wallc1 con1oined a pre-signed
check she was going to use to pay for her groceries.
NIWPORT HACN
• 2JOO bll>fk or Newport Boulevard:
Somebody s1ote :a compuicrized
fish-finder orr 3 yocht dry-docked
nt Johnston Yocht Sales. The
device is vulucd ot SSOO.
5100 block or Udo Sands Drht: A
passport renewal and other m:iil
v.erc "okn from n residential
mailboic. Other mail hllS been
Slolen from chc nci&hborhood.
2700 blotk ol WladOYtr Drln: A
1990 GMC suburban was 1tolcn.
The victim ae:n the ~hide parkc41
un111cndcd, unlocked and keys ln
the ianitlon for 45 minutes.
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There's something tor everyone on Tueaday nights in Balboa .. T UES NIGHTS IN Balboa Boat Rentals, tbur boats There is time to catch Bob BALBOA arc for the departing for the waterfront Bluck's Cltalina Flyer on return locals! homes of the rich and famous from Avalon, tour the historic The streets and sidewalks are and food for just about every Balboa Pavilion and have clean and taste from hot dogs and dinner at the Tale of the uncrowded.
There are hamburgers to pizza to fish or Whale.
families with rib dinners. There is a whole new attituJe
strollers and From the second-floor lounge in Balboa and weekday nights
children of Dave Salisbury•s Newport this summer are meant for
enjoying the Landing you can watch the locals! Stroll and enjoy a casual
Fun Zone ferris Balboa Ferry crossing the evening in historic Balboa!
wheel, bumper chnnnel, boats loading up for 0 ... cars and their night fishing adventures at WATCH FOR A TACO BELL merry-go-sea, yachts cruising up and on Pacific Coast Highway across ·-round.
There are down the harbor, and from 4 to the street from the Orange
Behind electric bonts 6 p.m. enjoy $2 well drinks as Coast College rowing center ...
available from w~ll as a good choice or S2 A much-needed traffic signal at
the Scenes Ralph & Penny snacks during happy hour the entrance to the Balboa Bny
Rodheim's Monday throu~h Friday. Club, and the new, posh
State fair board reduces fees for local swap meet
~ Contract amendment
allows Orange County
Marketplace a 20-month
reprieve.
~v TINA BoROA1TA, Sr.Hr W1<1r cll
COSTA MESA -The slate's
Division of Fairs and fapositions
approved a con tr Jct amendment
that grants the operators of the
Orange County Marketplace a 20·
month reduction in fee percent·
ages-paid to the Fair Uoard.
Tel-~hil, the operator of the
popular' fairgrounds ~wap meet,
had filed a similar amendment last
• • I year, c1t1ng a poor economy as a
basis for the request. While it re-
ceived support from the Fair
Doard here, il was shot down by
state officials.
Under the new agreement, Tel-
Phil will pny the Fair Board 34%
of its revenues from admission,
seller space and rentals, which was
up from the 32% that was pro-
posed last year. The original
agreemen t, which was signed in
May of last year, would have re·
quired Tel-Phil to pay 38.3% from
such revenues.
Tel-Phil also will pay the fair-
grounds 40% of the first SS million
in food and beverage revenues
earned each lease year. After that,
the fee will increase to 51 %, which
was the agreed-upon rate in the
initial contract
"We're certainly plea~ed that
the l>tate approved the amend·
mcnt," said Tel-Phil spokesman
Dnvid Paine. "I think it reOecls
their understanding that the Fair
Doard and the Marketplace are
facing some difficult economic
times here ln Orange County."
Paine said the poor economic
climate has forced some vendors
out of business and made it dif-
ficult for the operator to meet the
terms of lhe original contract
A._ one point, Tel-Phil officials
considered boosting \'Cndor rents,
raising the ire of many swap-mee t
merchants who, upon hearing th e
news, threatened to strike.
Paine said the amendment will
allow the company to l>ecurc ils
vendo r rates through 1995.
"1( not for this, we might hJ'e
been forced lo increa~e our selle r ·
rents," Paine said. "That ''oulJ
have been very damnging fo r ou r
business nnd for the sellers :ll th~
mnrketplace."
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which has nearly finished theaters at Edwards Big stolen equipment and the
construction on PCH. Besides Newport, bringing the complex removal of graffiti.
getting the car detailed at The to six large screens. Edwards Vandalism occu~ in all of the Ctr Spa, customers will be able Theaters purchased the Good neighborhoods an Corona dcl
to enjoy cappuccino. pastries Earth Restaurant property and Mar, Nc"'p\lrt BeJch and Costa and sandwiches, buy a gift for is awaiting final approval tro m Mcs::i. If )OU live near a school their significant other, have the City of Newport Beach or are on you r evening walk, their shoes shined, and get cash before construction begins in keep }·our e)c on the school. Jf from un A TM ... A new golf early fall. you see something suspicious, course nnd country club on top 0 CJll )Ou r loc.:il police of the now-closed Bonita KEEP YOUR EYE O~ ~our dt.::p:mment Jnd report it. \\'e Canyon landfill, on the Irvine
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Irvine and University Drive. While school b out, import ant dollars J'>'ay fr om
The Newport-Costa Mesa-Irvine vandalism occurs. Already, classroom~ dunng the school
YMCA has had a great summer schools have reported break-ins )Car.
membership promotion, prices and graffiti. With a $2.000
and benefits worth checking out deductible, it costs you and 1
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' Friday, July 29, 1994
, Eric Proul and Molly O 'Neil.
'J O'N.llL·PROUL •
Anita Ahlquist and
F. Jay Indelicato.
. The engagement of Molly Marie O'Neil and Eric Kern Proul
has been ifnnouncea by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis O'Neil
' of Coromf del Mar. I le is 1he son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Proul,
• nlso of Corona dcl Mar.
A gradua1e of Newport Harbor High School, the bride-elect
a11cndcd the University of the Pacific and the University of
Southern Californin. She is an affiliate of Delta Gamma. sorority.
Her fiance is a gradua1e of Corona dcl Mar High School and
the University of Southern California where he received a degree
in electrical engineering.
They will be married Dec. 31 in Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Catholic Church in Newport Beach.
AHLQUIST·INDELICATO
!Vlr. an d Mrs. Wray D. farmin Jr., of Spokane, Wa., h:ive
annuunceu the engagement o( their daughter, Anita L. Ahlquist
of lrv!nc, 10 F. Jay lndcl icalO, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston
l3rooks Jr., of Costa Mcsn. A Nov. 19 wedding is planned at
Rancho Las Lomas.
The bricJe-clcct is .a graduate of Mead High School und
Washington St:itc Unhers11y. I lcr fiance is an Estanci:.i High
School <111d Cal Slate l·ullcrton grndualc.
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your cngJgeme111 or wedding with our readers.
Pick up engagement or wedding formi. in our lobby at 3:30 W.
B il) SI., CostJ ~le~~1. or send a self-addressed stamped envelope
to the Wedding Department, The Pilot, P.O. Pox 1560, Cos1a
t.rc,a, 92626.
Photoi. of thc couple or of the bride only may be submiued
"ith the finished form. Black and while photos reproduce best,
but you m:Jy i.ubmit !>harply focui.cd color photos for approval.
Write your name on the back of the photo. If you want your
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Engagcnrcnts and weddings are published on a space available
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The t l:lrbor Master facility on
03}'Sidc Drive and the Boy Scour Sea
Dnsc on Coast Highw:iy ore both
holding Boating Skills and
Scnmn nship clnsses offered by the
U.S. Coast Gunrd Auxiliary, as well
:is Coastal Nnviga1ion classes, on
various days and times. Most classes
meet for up to 13 weeks, and arc
free except for a nominnl mntcrials
fee. For dctalls, call the Harbor
Muster foci lity at 771-5551 or the
Sea Dase at 89-'·3569.
MOTOICYCLI SWAP Min
Just obout anything to do\\ ith
motorC}Cles will be available at the
MotorC)clc Swap Meet from 5 to 10
p.m. at the Orange Coun1y
Fairgrounds in Costa Mesa.
Admission is S6. Parking is free. For
more lnformncion, call 364-2542 .
SATURDAY
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The Orange County Chnmber
Orchestra will hold its second nnnual
Evening of Oriental Splendor from
6:30 p.m. to midnight :it the Villngc
Crean Mansion on Newport'~ Back
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The Mcctina Room, an affordable
singles organization, is hostina a
Singles Pictlonary Party from 6 to 8
p.m. at their offices 111 29JS Redhill
Ave., Suite 0104 in Cosla Mesa.
Come have fun ood meet others.
Oring munchies 10 shore or $2. Call
545-8082 ror more information.
YAllD IALI fUND·Mllll
A yard sale to benefit various
communily organizations will be
held from 9 u.m. to 2 p.m. al 1900
Seadrift Drive in Corona dcl Mar. If
you'd like to donntc items or need
directions, cnll 720-0280.
SUNDAY
NOMI A eAltDIN WALKING TOUR
Neighbors of Freedom
l lomcs-Canyon Park in West Costa
Mei.a arc conducting a home and •
garden wall.ing tour, featuring 14
homes and five gardens. Cost is $4 in
advance, $5 dny of evenr. Proceeds
go loward a neighborhood paint,
plant and clcon-up d:iy in October.
C:ill 645-5359 for more information.
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The Meeting Room, an :)£fordable
singles organization, is hosting a free
Singles Relat~nship Seminar fri>rn 6
to 1 p.m. at their offices :it 2915
Redhill Ave., Suite GI04 ill Custa
Mesa. For details, call 545-SOS2.
MONDAY
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Eac h rcgis1ercd golfer will receive
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round of golf, clubhouse fac11i1ic~.
shirt, gifc package, continc11rnl
brcakfosl, unlimited drivmi; range
prncticc, pulling conteM, lunch,
refreshments, dinner, casino ac1ion,
r:ifnes, :iuctions, cn1cnainmcnt,
:iwnrds :ind more. Cost for l'la}crs
Package is 5250 per pluycr. fatra
tickets for the evening acti,itics arc
available. Proceeds benefit local
charities. C:ill 63-'·2900.
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The Parks, Beaches and Recreation
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C-0uncil Chambers, 3300 Newport
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the number of students in the mi·
nority program has increased from
SO to more than 250 -many of
whom are the first in their family
to go to college.
Once students enter the pro·
gram, Jupiter keeps them in school
by using peer advisement and
mentoring, group studyiq, tutor·
ing and meetings with a tounselor
at least once a semester.
The students also take a course
called "Becoming a master stu·
dent," which teaches skills for suc·
ce~din~ at OCC and getting into a
un1vers11y.
"Our retention rate numbers
(80%) have been real good," Jupi·
tc r said.
Not only does Jupiter's tech·
niques bring new students to
OCC, but they also help minority
students already there to turn
themselves around. "My first sc·
mcstcr I took a lot of claues I
. didn11 need," said April Harr.ell,
21. "1 only took two that would
transfer. (The minority program}
corrected that."
Now Harrell is studying at Cal
State Long Deach to become a
family therapist. She also works
part·timc as a peer counselor
helping other students in Jupiter's
program.
As shown in Harrell's case, Ju·
pitcr continues to look out for
some minority students even when
they leave OCC. "When I first got
to Long Beach State, I was con·
fus ed," Harrell said. "But Cheryl
knew people there, and she called
them to look out for me. They
made me feel comfortable at the
'university."
The future success of the mi·
nority program isn't set in stone.
Jupiter is full of ideas to improve
the program, but funding has been
cut by the state. "There are so
many things we'd love to do if we
had the money," Jupiter said.
.CJ!ie 'Westcfi
LINES
fr ...... 1
the ball rolling.
ln bnc Balboa Peninsula neigh·
borhood, that person was 86-year-
old Elizabeth "Wcsty" Wright.
"I was very anxious to get this
going," she said. "I had a pole
right in front of my house, and it
very much spoiled my view. It was
a mess."
Wright counted 37 wires criss·
crossing her vista of the bay. "To
me, it was like having a lovely
house in a tenement setup."
Although it took about three
years to put the wires under·
ground, these days Wright can
watch the boats go by without any
visual intrusions -a pleasure the
fol ks at Southern California Edi·
son said she never would sec, ac·
cording to Wright.
"When I built the house, which
was exactly 25 years ago, 1 took
the issue up with Edison,"· she
Court
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said. "They said, 'The wires will go
underground someday, but not an
your lifetime.' "
Wright said the undergrounding
was well worth the money. "I'd do
it all over in a minute. It enhanced
the value of our property very
much."
Public Works Director Ben
Nolan said the undergrounding
usually costs property owners be·
tween $6,000 and $13,000, plus a
street-to-house connection charge
of between $1 ,000 and $5,000.
At least 60% of the homeown-
ers in a proposed assessment dis-
tric t must agree 10 the charges for
the undcrgrounding to go forward.
Petitions must be signed and pub-
lic hearings are held.
If enough residents agree to the
charges, the district is set up and
the city issues bonds. Repayment
can be ~n one lump sum or fi.
nanced over 15 years. Liens are
placed against the properties of
those who don't pay.
"Although the city receives money
from the '1ate for utility under·
grounding, the funds must be used
on streets that are extensively used
by the general public -not resi-
dential areas.
"The fact of the matter is that
most neighborhoods are not eli·
giblc for the program," Nolan
said. "The needs ore so great com·
pared to the amount of money
that's allocated."
Several neighborhoods have
come to the city in recent months
to express an interest in forming
an assessment dist rict, Nolan said.
Neighborhoods trying to gather
moment um for the under·
grounding include Seashore Drive,
13alboa Co,es, Newport Shores,
Bayshores, Channel Road and Lit·
tie Balboa Island. •
"Very seldom do you have peo-
ple coming to a city and saying
'We want to spend money to im·
prove our neighborhood,' " City
Councilwoman Jan Dcbay said.
"That's whe re Newport is differ·
# ent."
Friday, July 29, 1994 •
Debay said she would like 10 see
all the wires in her district, which
encompasses most or Weit New-
port, placed underground.
"If you stand on the hill and
just picture what West Newport
would look like with no lines, it's
just fabulous," Debay said. "Our
problem in West Newport is that
there arc w many absentee l:md·
lords -they're hard to track
down."
Planning Commi~ioner Anne
Gifford -'"ho lives in a neigh·
borhood where undergrounding
recently '"as completed -encour-
ages residents to look into the pro·
gram.
"There\ no other single thing
that we could do to improve the
look of our community,'' she said.
Debay agreed. "lf you want to
see a finished project that is fabu-
lous, go drhe on Nc\\port lsland,"
she said. "To me, this is one of
the best examples of the residents
working with the city to improve
their property and the city."
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self-esteem, his confidence and his
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gone from D's and C's to mostly
A's. He has been on the honor roll
several limes and even was named
student of the month. Marquez
will become vice president of his
school in the foll.
"I've really seen Edgar come
ou t of his shell over the last few
months," Santoyo said. "When I
first met him, he was pretty quiet.
He had kind of a swagger, kind of
a cool attitude. Now, he's bright-
ened up. He's fun, cheerful."
The experience also has given
Marquez an idea of what he'd like
to be when he grows up.
"I'd like to be a cameraman or
a proqucer," said Marquez. "Be-
fore, I didn't really know what I
wanted to be. J had no idea.•:
cox
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meeting.
Cox, running for re-election
against Democrat Gary Kingsbury,.
a Capistrano Beach business
consuhan1, has not had to spend
much money during his last few
campaigns. In 1992, he recycled
his old campaign signs.
When Kemp visited Newport
Beach last week, he was not only
raising money for Cox, but also
building momentum for the ~996
Republican presidential
nomination. At the Cliff Drive
home of Dr. Brennan Cassidy last
week, however, Kemp did not
declare himself a candidate.
''I3ut he certainly got a lot of
people hoping that he will run,"
Co~ said. "1 think he will."
As for Iniguez, who hopes to
one day work in the music indus·
try, the experience has satisfied a
long-time curiosity.
"I nlways wanted to know what
wus behind the TV screen," said
Iniguez. "l really like it. It's given
me something to do. If 1 wasn't
doing this, I'd probably just be sit·
ting at home watching TV, still
wondering what was behind the
screen."
The show currently is in hiatus,
givin$ Santoyo time to formulate a
new plan to recruit even more of
the community's youth.
Santoyo's putting together a new
show in cooperation with the
Costa Mesa YMCA. It will be pro-
duced by teens, for teens.
"The kids are going to be the
ones making the calls, coming up
with the ideas," Santoyo said.
"They can talk about whatever is-
sues they want to -whether it's
gangs, drugs ... weapons in school.
"And, the teens are going lo be
HEALTH
fr•• P•1• I
Secretary Donna Shalala on the
CDS radio network, fielding calls
from listeners.
"Most of the callers were con-
cerned that there's still no health
care bill," Cox said. "They're con-
cerned th at Congress is going 10
be asked 10 vote on something be-
fore we adjourn· in two ·weeks.
And right now, th ere's still no
bill.''
Cox says that unlike the debate
on the North American Free
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been largely left out of delibera-
tions on health care reform.
"Some people in Washington
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the ones with the lilies of pro-
ducer, technical director, stage
manager. They're going to be in
charge of everything, and adults
will provide input only when it's
needed."
Both Iniguez and Marquez will
be involved in the show, which will
require about five hours of work
per week. Santoyo is still looking
for another eight to 10 rouths to
make up the crew. He hopes to
have the show ready to go by the
end of August.
Chances are, Santoyo said, the
teens will be volunteering their
time. Their reward, he said, will
be the experience.
"It's something they can put on
their college application and their
resume," he said. "How many ~ids
can say they've worked as a cam-·
eraman for a television show? 1
know this isn't exactly the Tonight
Show or David Le11erman, but it's
a good opportunity for them to
gai n some experience."
"But the NAFTA debate demon-
strated that the American people
are capable of digesting complex
issues.
"With health care, we· arc sub·
jected to a bus tour across the
country, seeking to generate emo-
tions in support for a bill that isn't
even wri11cn yet," Cox said. "We
can't give our informed consent if
we don't know wha t .we're con-
senting 10."
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PROPOSAL
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Of the 609 registered voters sur-
veyed by the Field Institute c:irlier
this month, 64% said they would
vote for Proposition 187, com-
pared to 27% who would vote
ugainst it and 9% who were unde-
cided.
The stale legislative analyst esti·
mates an annual savings of more
than $300 million from withhold-
ing health and social services to
undocumented immigrants at state
and local levels. But complying
with the proposed law would cost
public school districts "tens of mil-
lions of dollars" during the first
two years or implementation and
more than SIO million a year
therenfter, according to the legisln-
..
tive analyst.
"l think it poses more problems
than it solves," said school board
member Rod MacMillian. "Just
putting it on the ballot creates a
lot of strife in the community."
Most school board members i.ay
they aro concerned about the cost
of illegal immigration and under-
stand the public's frustration, but
they believe the solution 10 the
problem lies with the federal gov-
ernment.
"The idea is the correct idea -·
that we can't afford lo pay for e ...
ef)body's education," said school
trustee Jim de Doom. "But I'm not
sure that the schools want to have
the enforcement problem, bec:luse
that would turn administrator:.
against students."
Newport-Mesa youth counselor
Roy Alvarado believes the consc-
Friday, July 29, 1994 7
quences of denying public educa-
tion 10 illegal immigrant student~
could be severe.
"If they're here, at least "e
should educate them," AlvaraJo
said. "That's the problem we have
now -they're wandering the
streets creating problems. A lot of
our gangs arc made up of kids
who have dropped out of school."
Lat ino political activists liken
the initiative to the Nurembeig
Laws of Nazi Germany that <t·
nied civic rights to Jews. ''This 1~ a
nation of immigrants. How <:4n
you tell "ho 1s documented ad
who 1s undocumented?" said A;rt
Montez, state urban affairs diroc·
tor of the League of Latin Ameti·
can Cititens. ''This would t:l,'k.:
money away from education tHid
give it to the pol11icians anc.l bu·
rcaucrats who arc the prpponcl\Js
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8aaahhhh-humbug? Or just baaaadddd imput?
,.
~ No, this has nothing to do Jj I
.J with grinches, it's about goats!,
and the ongoing 'controversy.'
incorporated a comment by the '44
Harbor High blocking back, Joe
Muniz, who laughed once to exclaim,
"What finally strikes me as funny is
that I never saw a gQat in my life in
understand Mackerel Flats, but never
Goat Hill." Newport was a fishing
village then, so it made perfect sense.
Miller then paused for the burning
question.
brought it to the party and I be lieve it
was connected with some kind of
contest. '!the idea was that the loser
had to keep the goat for a week.
Seems 1 recall some new member won
the honors, so to speak."
walking by?"
With a sober air, Al added, "l
remember several folks who hod
goats. In fact, my old friend, Ivan
Coley, had a goat named Delly. He
had to milk hct to feed the dogs and
cats. I used to tease him while he was
milking."
Costa Mesa." '" Did he ever sec a gont in Costa
Mesa over the years?
,, ..
A mnjor sample of yesterycnr's
Goat l lillism has been making
the rounds of the h:irbor area
~i!1cc an amw,ing "Goat Hill " story on
the Uerr.>' l>rothcrs appeared in the
Pilot July 6.
One aspect of Goat I I ill ism is
Oldtimers recall that the term
"Goat Hill" grew out of a friendly
rivalry between Newport and Costa
Mesa students at Harbor High. The
Mesans finally tagged the moniker of
"Mackerel Flats" on Newport kids,
but it never endured like Goat Hill.
After a light chuckle, he replied,
"The truth isl don't remember." He
paused, then exclnimed, "No, I neve r
saw a goat in my 50 years here."
The former coach was silent for a
moment before adding, "You know, I
do remember one goat, but I don't
know if it was local." He explained a
note on his fun -loving Lions Club
mates from one past Hallowee n
escapade. .
With amusement, he defended
Muniz, one of his former players,
saying, "If there were goats around
nnd Joe didn't see one, it could be
that he was so engrossed in learning
my plays that he didn't notice."
Al Muniz, who has exchanged
humorous ribbings with older brother
Joe since Day 1, said, "As I recall,
there were a lot of altractive girls
nround when Joe was a teenager.
Maybe that was a distraction. That
was true for most all us guys. How
could you see any stock if girls were
After pondering a minute, Al said,
"l even remember a guy who lived
over around Wilson Street and he
had about 20 goats. 1 could see them
Crom the school bus every day." From the
sidelines ', capitalizing on any opportunity to Mir
up a contro,crsy out of o comicnl
hnppcning. Uut the rcquirem~n t is
:.> r
Newcomers and some oldtimers are
still asking if there were any goats in
Costa Mesa years ago.
A former tennis player, Rich
Adrian, said, "I'm with Joe MuniL. l
never ever saw a goat in Costa Mesa
and I lived on the west side." ah\ ays: Keep tongue in check.
When cxp0scd, grin or burst out
laughing.
. The lk1 ry brothers' yan.I
Les Miller, Harbor High coach in
1943-45, said, "All that was going on
when I first arrived here in 1943." He
laughed, then snid, "l could
"The Lions got a goat somewhere,"
he said, "l ~hink Dr. Charles Stevens
One yesteryear quarterback said,
"Right now, l have LO Jenn townrd
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All those admonishments from Jack Errion (left), they're still with the winning combination of (from left) Steve Moore, Mark Spinn and Jeff Pries, the heart of CdM's 1981 CIF champions.
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In a 'pcn1l hlcnd of baskctbaJ I
.it ( Mon.i dcl M.ir High th at
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It\ .limm.t cra1v how the three guns from that
1i1k 1,.1m -.cori ng machine Jeff Pries, 6-foot-7
re nil r \,1,1rl. \pinn .rnd 6-.:l si:mdout Steve Moore,
Frr11•11 ' trnnt hnc: continue to implore their
hHmcr rn.1d1\ principles when they hjt the
h.111J\\1•nd rn thl· .1nnual Jacl. Errion/Corona del
~f.11 1 li~h \lumm H.t\kcthall Tournament.
I Im \c.tt\ '1'(th .in nual event on Saturday, a
lund-r.11,cr for the CdM h<l!>kctball program, begin
"1th l'k•ol pl.I\ at S a m., contmumg with playoffs in
the afternoon, and the
championship game
slated for 6: t5 p.m. An
all-time high 18 teams
(or classes) arc
expected 10 participate.
The aass of 1981
that featured Spinn,
Moore and Pries will
attempt to win an
unprecedented third
alumni title. The class
that also fea tures Adam
Acone, Dan Hess, Mark
Luer, bean Lyons and
Chri s Bright won in
1989 and 1990, lost in
the semifinals in '91
'We just cut into their (la Quinta) of-
fense. That exemplified (Errion's) game,
something you see usually at a higher
, level of ball. For a high school kid, it's
not necessarily the funniest thing to
slow down all the time, but winning 's a
lot more fun than losing. Mark and I still
get together and watch that film (of
beating La Quinta) sometimes.•
-mw-
size and ,.,,c had guys
\\.ho could Sl.'O re -was
a true pomt guard,"
<,J1d Spinn . Y.ho later
played at UC Irvine
and UCLA, before
retmng, when knee
operation' became as
common m his
collcg1atc hf e as
midterm C'<ams.
Mike.: l lcss was pulled
up from the junior
varsity midway through
the 1980-1-1 I season,
solidifyi.ng Errion's
offense.
and last year, and were eliminated in the first round
of the playoffs in '92, when the bu lk of the team
was unable to play.
.. I le~!> wtts so quick,
and he could really move th e ball around." said
Pries, a 6-5 forward who averaged .1 team-leading
2\ points per game that >ear, later playing five
minor league baseball ca'''ll'I 1n the New York
Yankees' organization
Two of the other starters from the '8 1
championship team, gua rd Chris Lynch and point
guard Mike Hess. play for the Classes of ·s2 and
'83, respcctrvcly.
"One thing our clas..'> lacked -we had a lotof
There was something special ahout that team.
In 1980, after CdM wa.., ehm11101cd by La Quinta
and Aztec center Johnny Roge~ in the semifinals
of the Cl1" 3-A playoffs, Errion went to work,
examining the tape of the game over and over. He
even scheduled a presea!IOn game against La Quinta
the following year, a game in which the Sea Kings
also lost.
But when CdM fa ced the highly-touted, <>-foot -9
Rogers and La Quinta again in the 1981 semifinaJs,
the Sea Kings were up to th e task, getting past rheir
biggest hurdJe, before beating Tustin in the CTF
3-A title game at the Los Angeles Sports Arena.
"We won the 3-A title before (CIF) watered
thin~ down," said Spinn, a first-team All -CIF
performer along with Pries.
"Jack immediately scheduled a pre eason game
against La Quinta for the following year, after we
lost in the semifinals (in 1980). and he watched
tapes of bot h losses before we faced them again,"
said Moore, a second-team All -ClF selection, who
later played at Cal Poly Pomona. ·•11e had dissected
their offense so much , Spinn held Rogers to only six
po!nts that mg~t. and Rose~ was averaging 38
points a game m the pla}off<., and easily over 30 for
the season.
"We ju. t cut into their offense. That e:<emphfied
(~rnon's) game, something you ec usually at a
higher level of ball. For a lugh school lod, it's not
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Pop Warner Football bcgin' practice nt TeWinkle Park,
locnted on Arlington Road.
Five football tcilmS ''ith members ranging in .ige from
se,cn to 14 nnd v.cighing froni 45 to 140 pounds, nnd
hcer squads matching the age classification will begin a I two·\\eek conditioning period.
I ·1 he fir t week is dc\Otcd cxclusi,.cly to conditioning
)Vithout pad , although pla~ers "'ill wear helmets. During
the second week; full equipm ent will be worn, but only
ontact ag;iinst blod;ing bags h allowed.
from the third wed on , full contact and scrimmages
f are under way.
t
• Cheer squad~ undergo the same amount of condi·
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11me , home and ~ay, and can compete in a chccr-J lcadcr competition with other quads from the 15 com-
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Conference.
Cobras coaches Tim Cho, Gary Troxell and Greshaun
Hunt will be greeted by 28 Mitey-Mites, seven-, cigh t-
and nine-yc:ir-olds that weigh 45-80 pounds. The nine-
ye1r-olds must not hove played before and cannot weigh
more than 70 pounds.
The 1994 Condors, 8-J 1 Y.cars old and weighin; 55 to
90 pounds, will have eight returning players joining the
15 "rookies" to greet coaches Roy Asucga and Rick Rus-
sell. Ages 8-10 may weigh up to 90 pounds, but the 11-
year-olds cannot exceed 70 pounds.
The Pee Wee Colts ore 9-12 and weigh 70 to 105
pounds; however, the 12-ycor-olds ore limited to 8S
pounds. Coaches Mike Schepens and Larry Cabico have
32 players re3dy to go, with 16 returning playc~ leading
the way.
Pop Warner ttams ore limited to 35 players with a
"no-cut, no-tryout" system.
The Comanches, coached by Randy Rankin, Roy
Stoneaker, Lou Desandro and Gary Baume, will have 15
seasoned playen joinin• 14 new players to field the Jun·
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1 he Cowboys, the Midget entry for players 11 -13
weighing 95-140 pounds and any 14-year-old that weighs
95-120, will find returning coaches Dave Coash :.ind Stan
John:,on ready to put I I returning players and eight new-
comers through the two·weck conditioning period before
the "real wars" begin.
Cheerleaders in all squads are needed, as there is no
limit to the number of members on a squad. Cheer
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llquads will be staffed prior to the season opening in
early September.
Interested cheerleaders and adults may coll 540-3843
or appear at TcWinkJc Park on Arlington Road on Mon-
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Players arc also being sought. Said Randy Rankin,
Costa Mesa Pop Warner Football Athletic Director, "All
of our teams can accept more players. Some teams have
more openinas than others, but since we can carry 35
players, no team is closed to an in'terested football play-
er.
"We don't cut anyone, nnd everyone plays in every
game -that is a fuU·Oedged promise; besides, it's in the
N11tionol Pop Worner rules."
COSTA MESA -
The Summer Season • Opener is set for to-
night at the Costa Mesa
bullring oval on the Or-
ange County Fairgrounds.
It's also Fan Appreciation Nlaht
and fans are entitled to a special $2
discount coupon good this Frid\ay
only.
. A num~r of free p;izcs and 1irts
wall be 11ven away at a special in·
termiuion drawing. Amons the
prizes awarded will be Lu Veps
¥Kltions. Cotta Mt11 speedWIJ
1euon pa-. weekly p-. T·
lhlrta and caps &om Coon and 1p1-
dal aift• from Huntfaatoa BHcll HJundal and Miillon Y..U.
Multldlnhaionit11•n..1111 nallat lp.m.
Newport Beach/Costa Meaa Dally Piiot
Panalty or not,
GI advances in
Op Pro waves
~ She gains spot in Saturday's
quarterfinals; Miller, Collins
turn it on today in men's heats.
BY RYAN T. BLYSTONE SPORTS WlUTEll
HUNTINGTON DEACH -
Trisha Gill was able to ac-
complish the goal she set for
herself in the third round or
the Women's portion or the
Op Pro Surfing Championships
at Huntington State Beach
Thursday -she advanced to
Saturday's quarterfinals with a
Friday, July 29, 1994 9
COMMUNITY COLLIOI
One Sweet list for Pirates
COSTA MESA -Eight Oran~e Coast athletes, including Estancia
High product Monique S\\.eet, were among 310 f ull·t1me students who
made the college Prcs1dem's List by recording perfect 4.0 grade point
averages last spring.
The athletes who ~arned the honor arc M.irtin Holmq' ist (men'!. so~
cer), Patrick Nelson and Matt 011i..: (me r ., bJ)kctb.111), Sweet (\\.omen\
basketball), Eddie Durrell, Rich Parsons .ind Ju)tlll l)aily (men's UC\~)
und Jeanne Garrison (women's crew) '
Sweet, headed for Chnpman Univcrsily to ontmue hec basketb.ill c:.i·
reer, received a 4.0 GPA in e:ich of her fo ur scme,tc'r., at OCC.
Students must have.; pa!>sct.I at least 12 un 1b "1th straight A's in order
to make the President's lisl.
•Center Jamie SI ine of El Muden,1 1 ln.:h hcuJ., :.i list of !oiX inc.om1ng
fre!>hmen \\Omen's basl.etbJll plJyers ,,fio h;.i'c cnrnllcJ at Orange
Coast College, Coach M1l..c rhornton announced,
Abo commitqng tu the Pir.ih:s arc center Kuthlc"cn Kell~ und point
guard Tin'1 Alan uf Mate r Oc1, gu.ml Tr,,,,;1 Nalo;:.in .... ,. vr ,\I. rina i!nd
forwards Monica Gcnaci of Hun tington Uc:1d1 •1m.I Trcann.1 ~1.ithcr v!
Ridgecrest Burrough!>. •
Shine, a !>i~-foutcr "hu played for the t\onh an l J t Aprn'!> Orang~
County All·St.ir Game. a\eragcd 15 poin: a:.., )cni Jr. ~he \\;is the Ccri·
tury Lcagul! PlJ)er of the Yc.ir as J ;unio:-t o )C.1r _
first-place finish -but it came in untypical
fashion.
Gill, who graduated from Newport Harbor
High in 1983, wa~ penalized for interfering with
DON LEACH, DAILY PILOT
Trisha Gill got it done Thursday, and returns on Saturday for the women's quarters at Op Pro.
~lather 1' the Sl'>ler of 1 oJd ~bther, 0 ( · litJrling quart~rbacl\ in
1992 and '93 JOU \\ho b nm. Jt the Ur.iH:r)il• of ·1 cn1 0~1.:c :it ~brtin.
''We'll be !'!OlJll ..tgJrn, bu t if v.e get C\Cf}OllC .. "h '>l1ou.d t .:
back, \\C'll be OK." saJu I hornton, \\hu h 1s ~J.J.:d (KC to the St.it .:
made ha little harder \O surf." .Tournament the l:ist l\\O yeJr'->, 1i1w.l 111g \\i ti .i :7-1 1.1rk 111 ICJ!J:?.tJ ~ fellow surfer Delinda Godfrey of Australia as time was running out in
the four-person heat.
"That's not like me at all to do that," Gill said. "I've probably done
Dut despite the conditions, Gill's game plan still worked.
"I ha ve a tendency to wait for the big waves and I think that's why I
only got three waves," she said. "Dul the·patience paid off."
and 22· l 3 I.1st !>c;1-.on.
that two times in my life and that was one of them." •
The penalty cost Gill any score she would have received on what was
to be her fourth wave of the heat. However, the penalty meant that she
would only be judged on her three previous waves.
Meanwhile, the wait is over for two other local surfers competing in
the Op Pro in the men's main event. GOATS "JS <.:ump.:ti!hm."
Som.:on.: .1-.J.;cd \\ tw rnc P1lu1
.. 11dn"t fHl be 11110 1hc "m.iiti:r.
"( was so nervous," said Gill, who had to wait through one ent!fe heat
before the results were tabulated and she had officially advanced to the
round of 16. "I don't like to win on an interference call. I think a win-
ner ~hould be determined on ability because that's fair."
Newport Beach natives Todd Miller and Richie Collins will get their
first tastes, respectively, of the competition beginning today.
From Page I
Joe Mun it. I remember hl>• 'CS :in.I.
ch icl.en!>, but no go:ib "
It '' ... , i:.·.\plu:r.~u lh.it 1t ma)
h:.i\c l1el.'.11 u,1::;1,.kr~d. c>. .. cpt th.st
1-1.ogl:r C.!rl o . 'purt-..1.:ditur, hJll
t>uug!u a "·•S · cxp::an:it1011" .. nd
tho .. ght 1,11 ~:JC\ 1h;1t Gil.it H11l
".1') 1111pl) Sp.in.sh fc: r Cu:.t:l Gill was followed by Lisa Carulli, who also advances to the quarterfi-
nals, which will start at 1:50 p.m. Godfrey, who was attempting to quali·
fy, finished third and Yasuko Kamiiaki was fourth.
Miller goes first at 6:20 a.m. in the second heat or Round 6. He will
be competing alongside Flavio Puda ratz and Mariano Tucut of Bruzil
and Jun Jo of Hawaii. If Miller finishes either first or second in his heat,
he will advance on to the top flight of surfers, a levc:I which include-;
Kelly Slater and Derek Ho.
Enter one-time UC lnine
athletic director Al Im.in, "h 1
coached Tar foutbJll 111 l 'J..tS-55,
"I I.now that 0.1\e C.rnchol:.i (a "•IJ
guard) had one go.it .ind ma)!)c
Prior to the interference call, Gill was uble to make the best or a surf
that \vas not friendly to any or the surfers.
"I was just trying to stay on my feet because the waves \\ere so bad,"
!>he said, referring to the wi ndy wenther, which led to choppy waves. "It
Collins, who won the 1989 Op Pro Championship, will surf at ap·
proximately 3:40 p.m. in Heat 13 or Round 7. He will be surfing along
with American Shane Beschen. The other two surfers who will compete
in Collins' heat will be culled from Round 6's heat earlier in the day.
rirst· and second -place finishers fr9m Round 7 will advance to Sat-
urday's round of 32 which will get under way at 9:40 a.m.
more." ·
1 le :ibu prellentet.I a Tune~
article and photos on :m ci.1i11111cJ
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~k .. 1
C 11.: rc~;:ill 1• lu:nl. but m .1,1..le 11
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\k~.:n, \\ho,, sc,,cJ the runn111.:
.. urnmcnt.1rie, ~nu ; 1d ··1 rc:.i h-
Jun'r tl 11nk I \\.-Hll ll ~d 11110 1hc
11iddk 111 th1~." th:n l.1ugl.eJ , COM ............
necessarily the funniest thing to
slow down all the time, but
winning's a lot more fun than
losing. Mark and I still get
together ant.I watch that film (of
beating La Quinta) sometimes."
Marymount under (then-Coach)
Paul Westhead," Spinn sa id. "And
Jeffs still impossible stop. He's
probably the best pure scorer in
the tournament. Jeff Fryer (Class
of '86) is the best shooter, but Jeff
can score from anywhere.
than to here somebody say, 'They
were boring to watch.'
· "But it'~ effective, and we got it
done, especially in our year."
Spinn takes nothing away for
CdM's CIF title team of 1993. h 's
just that the '81 squad epitomized
Errion's philosophy perhaps more
than any other.
That slow, patient offense ...
mnke \hree or four passes, even
five, make a few picks, play solid
defense. That was Errion's st)'le.
That's how CdM won in 1981, and
that's how, amazingly, the Class of
'81 still plays in the annual alumni
battles.
"We will run and gun if it's
there. Jeff and Steve play in
recreation leagues, and they run
and gun all the time. Dut there\
something ubout our group when
we get together. We go back to
"Ours was probably the one )OU
could watch and say that was Jack
Errion's team," Spinn said. "\Ve
could've run up and down the
court and played a fast break, but
he had us under control, totally
disciplined and we plu)'ed defense.
Dut we a\eraged about 65 points a
game, probably more than any
team Jack had. On that team,
everybody had already played
"Moore was so quick, he
could've played at Loyola
the way we played in '81, and the
way we won the ClF title. l think
we play that disciplined,
good-passing offense, and it's
effective. 1 don't think Jack Errion
could have any higher compliment
St. Francis YC to the forefront three or four years in the program,
so we knew facl.'s system."
CORONA DEL MAR -St.
Francis Yacht Club, under the
hand of skipper Matt McQucen,
\\ith Will Denedict and Brian
Mullen, has swept to the front
after one day's racing in the 1994
Governor's Cup Regatta out of
Dnlboa Yacht Club.
Welb, skipper, and Stacie Straw
and Rob Dean) right there, 4.IS
well, ~vith a 3-0 mark.
It 's great to see friends again,
but ,.,.hen the bell rings Saturday
morning for alumni bragging
rights, Spinn, Moore and Pries, ct
al, will be anything but friendly.
There·!> plcnt)' of time to reminisce
afterward.
McQueen's crew compiled a 4-0
record on Thursday "ith the wind
fairly light out of the southwest,
switching to the south and
strengthening in the afternoon,
with California Yacht Club (Pt:ter
The balance of the field in·
eludes Bahia Corinthiun YC (3· l ).
Royal Prince Alfred YC (3· I),
Newport Harbor YC (2·1), Santa
Durbnra YC (2· I), Ct1brillo l3each
YC (2·2), Ro}al New Zealand
Yacht Squadron (2·2), Long llcach
YC (1-2), King Harbor YC (1·3),
Southwestern YC (1·3), Dalboa
YC (0·4) and San Diego YC (0-4).
Racing continues through Sun·
day.
"We're not as young1 and you
ca n sec that on the court, but the
first time somebody talks trash,
we'll just say to each other, 'let's
win the thing,' " Spinn said. '"One
of the parents a few years ago
said, 'You guys take it too
seriously.' We just look up at the
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on Oamm:ibll! bru!>h in L~1gu 11 a
Can)on to l.dp prc,cnt :.1111 1111:~
fire di!>:l.!>tcr.
banner that says 1981 Ctr
champions and say, 'I fey,
,.,.inning's fun.'
He commented on the photos: ~111\hink the Goat llill goah 1\ctc
better looking.''
His lovely ~ ife Loi'> "·' d ~he
could remember from \V\\, IL th:.i t
people were ki.:uing goJt lrnlk
over that ot CO\\!> :ind te ll thi~
could be rcasonct.I out rclati.-. Ill
Co!>ta Mes.i'!> inte1 e~t an tlH. l1uk
criuers.
Lkrr). the ~uperl1 19.;7-~!S-4~
tull b.rt l\ f11r I larbur. ·) r"J101? the
, rest 01 ro!hl:kin~ c.otfri.: :,hop
"'1.1t .. r :ind l..lCJllh ' '"Tl c~c s.101 11.:s
re ~111ng bc11er all the 1inie. I
J\t: 111'' At a1w JJtc. al there. "ell ~ JJI!>, .11.J lot!!. of them. \\.Ii.: re J 1J
1'.1.:; i;u!
\\ 1111 r.iiseu bru\\!> Jnu
"When th e tournament begins,
everybody always says, 'Hey, good
to see you and everything,' but
when the games start, there's
always a fight or something. It gets
pretty se rious and pretty intense,
but that's the way you're always
taught to play. Corona del Mar
basketball is a pretty intense thing,
it doesn't change just bccaus1:
you're playing against friends.
When the games are over, then
you can be fri ends again."
According to Moore, the Cla!>s
of '81 had an edge '~ hile winning
the first two year!> in the
tournament. They were still in
their 20s, and seasoned enough to
bang around the younger player~.
A former Nc\\p1.>r1cr, l3ob
ll:11nme r, om:c t:\plaincJ th:it il :.ill
might be co1111.:dd l tu ~um~· .1,trnl
m) th\> log: Jnd l11U':ICJ, .. ~ 1.1~ he II
can bi! traced b;id: 10 A1 il'' 1l1c
RJm. l.ing of ~OJI\, "hu u 1cJ lu
i1hpirc Sailor lootb.111 ll.!:tnh.'
"111 .. i1 g '>m1h:. M1 h!r ).1iJ. ··It
~cem' ch.m1.:11t..1r\ 1 hi.:' 're ;111
J o\111 111 L:ig,un"' ·can,·on Ttoubl •
I=>, Co.d1 Ir~' in Joe'Jori"t re\..ol!ni!:-
th znr .111\ nturc b 'C:\U.1.. I 1c -' ·
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One lhing i~ tur c.:r;.1 n ~,1u
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l3.1:l:lJ.1.1 1 Anothe r fe 1ll•\' "I ._\ once'
,,orl.cJ .i t th _ olJ Sun ' C:. t
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• .\11.1 rcmet0JCr J11. \.u·.~11 Lub \JJ
thl!m. ·111 .. ~ kepi glJ:ih .1 \\a ). l h.11
IJu11 < .rntn /1 > a ftir mu !1.J)Urt:!
ulilur fur tl1t• l U)/;J .Ht.).J Club'·
lltt .1/cl, fun runntt tu tl1t J>itut, :incl
;i t'I. :!tidwt uf ~\//Juquc·rqm \.\I.
DEEP SEA FISHING
"High school basl.etball is re:.ill)
clean, but after high school it\
really rough," Moore said. "The
)Ounger players hadn't adaptell to
that yet, and we could capitalitc.'' THURSDAY'S FISH COUNTS TODAY'S SCHEDULE
Pries, currently a lower le\'cl
basketball and baseball coach nt
Cd M, says that getting together
with the alumni players and telling
J::ick Errion stories i!> belier thJn
any five-or 10-year class reunion.
Newport Landing -S lJu .. t> IJ I
.snglcrs. 2J 1 s.ind ba;s. 65 calku bJ\), ~
rodfi)h, 7 sculpin, 11 bun1lu, 11.14
barracuda, 107 ni.ul.crd.
0JH.') > Lu..l.l•r ,c.·J·IJH) -\: dJ),
lCJH'> 6 .i m rclurns nuon; J J d.1~.
lt'.1\n H ·Jo. r('lurn) S p.m · '< d.l~,
h.-.l\{") ., J.m .. r('lurm 5·6 p.m ; T\\1light
l<'.!H'~ 6 p.m , .rel urn> midm~hl
Somewhere in the mid!>t, \•hen
these players get together this
weekend, you can sense that Jack
Errion is listening. I le '~ould
indeed be proud.
Davey's Locker -6 boJI>, 182
Jnglcrs. l \\hill! )l'J bass, 3 ) el1U\\IJ1l,
713 barrJcuda, 259 SJnd b.1°)), 10')
bonito, 77 calico ba,s, 1 Ci st ulp111, 2
halibut, 1 sole, 6 ma~o 11h.11~s. 2 blue
shar~s.
"''\\f'Ort l ancl1ns CC175·0H01 -
1 1·d.i~. ll'J\CS C. a.m., returns noon; 1: d.l). lcilH'S I .!;JO p.m., returns S
p.m .; ll\ll1i;h1. luH.-s b JO p.m., retur n~
midnight, f ull·d.i~. lea\ l') midnight,
return~ 6·7 p.m. Saturd.i)-
PUBLIC NOTtCES PUBLIC NOTICES
CALIFORNIA CORPORA· PRISES, INC. TION #33-0325010, c&200 Dick Bora"l•n BARRANCA PARKWAY, IR· Chuck Allen VINE, CA 9271c& JAD ENTERPRISES The bYsrness ls known
as: LAMPPOST PIZZA AJber1 A. Bein
The names. Soe111 Seeu-John W. D•l•n•r rity or Fedlfal Tu Num· Published Newport bers, and addresses of the Beach.Costa Mesa 03Jly Buyer/Transferee are: JAD Pilot Jury 29. 1994 ENTERPRISES, A GEN· F858 ERAL PARTNERSHIP, 16
SOARING HAWK. IRVINE. PUBLIC NOTICE CA 92714
As Ustod by lh• Seller/LI· cna1t88823 censee. all othlf business SUMMONS names and addrenes ~ITACION JUDICIAL) used by the Seller/licensee once TO DEFENDANT: within three years before (Aviso a Acusado) Rlch11rd lhe dale such list was sent M. Foxx Of delivered to the Buyer/ YOU ARE BEING SUED BY Transferee are: NONE PLAINTIFF: (A Ud. le osta' The assets 10 be sold are
dtsCfibed In li:eneral 11: demandando) Victor Bo~d
FURNITURE, IXTURES. You have 30 CALEN AR DAYS aher this summons EQUIPMENT. LEASE, ls served on you 10 Me a FRANCHISE. LEASEHOLO
IMPROVEMENTS, ALCO.. 1ypewutten response at this
eoun. HOLIC BEVERAGE LI· A letter or phone call Will CENSE le& 1·22608-c& and not protect you: yout type-are located II! c&200 BAA·
RANCA PARKWAY, IAVlNE, written response must ~ In propet legal form if you CA 9271c& want the eoun to hell your The lllnd of t.eense to be case. lransferred Is: ON SALE II you do not rile yOUt r• BEER AND WINE 141· sponse on time, you may 229084 now Issued for the loH the case. end your premises located 11: 4200 wagn, money and prop-BARRANCA PAAKWAY, IA· trty may be taken w1th0Yt VINE, CA 92714 The entlclpated date of 1\lfthtr war 111ng from the
the Nlt/llanslt1 Is: 9/1/ court.
1994 at the office of Bur· There ere othtf legal r•
row &crow Compa~, 501 qu1r1men1S. You may want
Parkeenler Drive, Sanla to c.. an anomey right
AN. CA 92705. away, If you do not llnow
The amount or the PIM· an anomey, you may call
ehue price Of constder· an anomey relerral HNlce
•Jlon In connecUon With the or a legal aid on1ce (llatecl
transftr of the llctnM and In the phone book).
buelne•a. Including tht ... Dffpuea d• que .. .,,.
tlmlltld tnwnlory, la th• 11:1: tlll Cllaclon tudl-
aum Of '402,500.00, whkh d utttd Ilene "" pluo oe
COMlttl of the lollowlng: ~O DIAS CALENOARIOS
CASH DEPOSIT IN ES. pMa presenter una ,.
CROW, St,000.00 apuM1.I tterlta a ~
DEMAND NOTE' TO IE tflHta c~.
CONVEAnD TO CASH AT Una cat1a o une a.mecs.
CLOSINQ, 1121,500 00 telefonlca no le one..
NOT! & SECURITY pto4eeciorv. ~ respue11a
AGAEEMENT $275,000 00 ftff\a • ~ ..,,. QUI
" ha9 been ·-be-
cumplir con lu ~
__, the ui.t/Uceneee clldea ~ *Pfopeedat
and the lnlended Buyer/ II uMed qultfe QUI la COt'9
TrMltefM, .. ~ ~htaucaao.
Sec: 2407i of the II utlld no pr._. ..
and Proteesionl Code, ht reapunla I ~. pued8
IN cone6dtfMlon lof the Pf'• ti CHO, ' le pueGef\
......, Of the bUlin9M quttat au Nlefto. "' dlnero
and llcerwe .. '° be paid r otr•a co••• de au °""" ...., the .,.,,.,., ha:S Ptllll"•dld..,, ~ ~
beef\ apptCMd by -0.. .... pot ,.,.. de .. cortt..
pamtent Of NcohOlc 9w-hllilen ............
.. CONrot. ...... ~ ...... ...... ..... ""lllJOil8ilo Detetlt .IU•• II, lnmed111emente. " no t"4 conoce • "" MOl•CIO DO".ALL aMTIR-~ ""* ........ .......... ·-=· ... 0. ""' ........
PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
legal (vea el d>rtCIOf o le'•· PERSONAL TAAi~clNG IN
Ion.co) AN EX ISTIN G CO M· CASE NUMBER 1.'ERCIAL BUILDING MO
(Numero dtl Caso) OFF·SITE PAAKlNG, OR. A
93Ce7e8 VARIANCE FROM PARK·
The name and addrtlSS o~ "IG REQUIREMENTS (38 REOUIAEO: 11 PAO· the court 1s. 1E1 nombrt ~ vioeoi. LOCATED AT 2380
d1rece1on d• la Corte U ) f,EWPORT BOULEVARD ·~
ORANGE COUNTY MU· A Cl ZONE. ENVIRON·
NICIPAL COURT, HARBOR MENTAL CETERMINATION.
JUDICIAl OISTRICT, 4601 EXEMPT.
Jamboree AOJd, Ntwpon :! PLA!•N t.G A.CTION PA·
Boac:h CA 92660 94·.t6 FOR Sl'E LUl~D·
' BLADE . AUTHORIZED The name, address. and AGENT f OR SO\\E.R SUSI·
telephone number of plain-NESS PLAZA fOR A CON·
tiff's altotnty, or pla1nt0lf OITIONAL USE PERMIT
WllhOUI an attorney. II' (El FOR RELOC4'TION ANO
nombre, la d1rece1on y el E.XPANSION OF AN EXIST-
numero de lelelono dol ING PEDIATRIC THERAPY b d I BUSINESS LOCATED AT a oga o de demandanle, 151 MLMUS DRIVE. SUITE
0 dtl demandante que no F-4, IN A POI 20t•E ENVI·
!Jene ebogado, es) AONMENTAL OETEAMlNA-
Peter A. St1denberg, (714) TION. EXEMPT
476-3299 3 Pl.A"'N NG ACTION PA·
PETER A SEIOENBERG & 9c& .... 7 f OR SU~ESH 8 ,
ASSOCIATES "40 Von s HETH f 0 R c 0 N· Kat A • S 300 OITIONAL USE PERMITS man "' • "''11 ' TO ALLOW CC NTINUEO Newport Beach, CA 92662 OPERATION OF THE
DATE: NOV ti 1993 COASTAL lr•N AS AN 88
J . PETERSON, Clerk, UNIT ... OTEl LOCATED AT
by R. ALCANTAR, Dep-2314 NEWPORT BOULE·
uty VARO 115 SANTA ISABEL'
Publi shed Newporl 11 ~·120 CASI' WILSON e h.C t. D STREET IN A Cl ZONE tac osla ltsa a;.ty ENVIRONl.'(NTAL OET[R·
Pilot July 22, 29, August 5, MINATIO'i OtEMPT.
12, 1994 FOR FUATr1EA l'llFOAMA·
f ... 8 TION 0'11 THE ABOVE AP-
PUBLIC NOTICE PUCATIONS. TELEPHO~E 754 52c&l OR CALL AT THE
PUBLIC HEARINGS WIU OFFlCE OF THE PLAN·
BE HELD ev TlrlE COSTA NINO DIVISION. ROOM
MESA PLANNING COM· 200. 77 fAIR DRIVC,
MISSION AT THE CITY COSTA MESA, CAUFOR·
HALL 77 FAIR DRIVE NIA, • ' COSTA MESA, CALIFOn: Published Newport NIA. Ai 6.30 p M. OR AS Beach.Costa Mesa Dally
SOON AS f\OSS 181.t Pilot J\llt 29. IQ94
THEREAFlER ~N MON· F159
DAV, AUGu~l O(i ,t!M, • I C NOTICE REQAR~NG THF FC~ Pa LI
LOWING APPLICA.Tlt)N~ 1-MOTICll Of' IF ANY OF THE f-04.· LOWING ACTIONS Anl! Pf'ErAAATtON OF
CHAU.ENOEO IN COURT. N•GATIVa
TH£ CHAUtNGE fo'AY Bt DllCLARATtOll
UMITIO TO ONLY THOSE! The lrv1ne ~ WrAet
I S S U E $ S 0 M E 0 N E Olltrkl (IRWO) II pr~
AAIS£S AT THE PUBLIC • Ntigative OedartlllOn lof
HfMINQ OESCA1IED IN ~ p1oject(e) dtsalOed T'HtS NOTICE OA IN WRIT• btlOw A Ofall" ~
TIN COARUPONOtNCC Dedatatlon la on lie e& the
DELMA£D TO TH! l'iAN Disltlct Off!(• and le tv9I-
NtNQ COMt,1lSSION AT, allte tof ~ lnlpeCtlon
Of' "'90A TO, T!1E PUa. A NtigaflW ~ailof\ w11
UC HIAMfQ.. be conllcMfecl lat ~
1, ~ M:TION PA• or d~~t.y ,,..
tM4 '°" WADE 11ALVl:A· lolrd of l'9
SON, AUTHOfUZlD ~--~ AO!NT FOR JOHNNY ,_. II 1:00 PM .
PAONIN1,'RANCHO MAA-n, "" .. IMOO
fCITINEWP'OftT ANTlOUll C:.,.,. ~ .. _...,.t CA. '°" COHDmONAL "" eonvn.• "°"' ..,.,..,. P!MlfTI TO ALLOW BOX· of l'9 piMc or °"* .,_,
IMO, Kfel(90JCING AHO .._. ... on ........ .
PUBLIC NOTICES
w e Oet<rarai on "' be r
ce •• 11<1 ~Y trie D1si11c1 l1om
the date ol uu Nobe•
trirough and lnclud ng tho closo of t e p .. r:i1 c mMt.ng held by lhe Board ol 01rec:
tors on 1~e da1e sh0111n
above. Comments sl'IO .. o
be d.1ectea 10 me Drstrld
S•crelaty, P 0 Boa S"OOO Irvine. CA 9261<).7000 The
coritact person 11 Self,
Wneeier at (714) 4~3·53lf1
The Agency unoertaktr\g
lhe pro1ect(sl is the tr. ne
Ranch Watei D1slr1C1. H11t
pro1ecl1s) eons.st ol the lo·
10""'"!9· Pro1tct 35005 • Zone /.
Parallel Rec13,rned Wat
P1pehne • localed tn the VI
c11111y ot Jvttre>' Road, ;ing
Urnvers1\y Dri•-. v.rtn•n lh
till' ol lr.'lfl8 The pro1ec:
cons.sis ol appro "m3tei"/
14 000 kneal Ifft or 304nc.ri
d•1matt1 re.:laimeo ..,ate•
o pel1ne 10 pro dt
d11iona1 c1;;ia.;11y 111 11'1 Ols
tr c1 s Zone A rect11med "''t.e' sen."lce area to a.: commoda!e 1noeastd 1
cra1med "'"'" demands Bener1~1ar1es of Ula P<O!•i:'I
are bo1h cut1enl 11'1<1 lu11a
Ois111et eus!omen
Bettr J . Wh•eler,
District Secretary
Pubt11htd 'Owpon
Boach·Co11a Meu Da ily
Piiot JI#/ 29, 119"
""
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C-...,•~ 0...-•~ 'Stnvlf All F-'du ''
1121 Ollllr c-. .... .....
...
la.Liii I
Mor"*Y•O... Clp 71 I
110•1• .. c.-..... •••
to Friday, July a. 1114
••
'I
~ Beech/Costa Mesa Daily PUot = Friday, July 29, 1994 t1
MUC NOTICll PUil.iC NOTiey MUC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU PUii.JC NOTICll PUIUC NOTICU PUil.iC IOT1Cll PUil.JC NOTICES PUIUC IOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES
.....C NOTICI Proa!*1M bidder'I may PUii.iC IOTICI ,... KaUtenM M. AnlndiM, PUii.iC NOTICI eDo¥e on •11 ... • Ca1tf«"'8 t2eoe PUIUC NOTICE a...1n a M0t_,
llOTICa obtaon one NI ol bid CSOQt. Oomlin De>..,.,.,. inc.. 1432 flMbom ~. Hun. Jwn Symes Thll buslnH• 11 con. TM SUl111*1l •U
IMVITllffa alDI menla Ill no C09t ec IN oi. L ... 1 .. 1 Aobett A. Wyd, Ya ,.,.._ WlQIOn IMct\, CA 12647 Acau.. Thia llAt.enwnC WM ~ duct9d by. a corpotaliOn FlctftkMK w In L..... Co..ln!i CW!fa
IMled tMda may.,_ r• lice of tne Public ~Ill ,......._ dent kOa Emnt Calalle, 900 ••ln•H ..._. wla'I !he County Cler1c of Th• 11gl111an1(1J) corn. ., ...... Nam• Ciano• eoun:y on .J'..m•~.
c9Md 11 the office 01 th• O.panmem, 3300 Newpor1 • ...._ .. ._ Thie 11at9IMnl wa Ned S. ChanUly AMheln\, CA llalewt Orange County on Jl6y 19, ~ 10 ttansact ~ •t•t•Ment 1194.
Clly Clerk, al 3300 Ntw rt Boulevatd, P.O. 8olC 1788, .......... ~ the County Clerk of l2IOI The followlnQ pwaona are l9$C NM under the flct.t.out Tnt lollow ng persons 111 Fat Ht Boule\l8rd, P.O. Bo• ,f:e, Newport Beach, CA 92658-The tollowlng persons 8fe Orange Counly on June 29, Thi• bu1ln1u 11 con-doing buMnUl aa: Nt8037 Bu11nus N1m1(1) 1.srec:t doing business as: Publ1st>1d Nev.-po11 8 ~
NeWPOft Beach, Ca. 92658-891!1 doing bualnen aa: l9$C Flt4070 =:by a general pat!· COll.IMBIA PROPERTIES. Published Newport Beach-·~ :." 7-1~~9 D c AME 0 w EDD ING Co111 Mt • DI I)' Pllet J
8916 until 11 !00 AM on lht For' lurthtr Information NIGUEL DEVELOPMENT ....... ,1 Tht raglalrant(I) com-A CALIFORNIA GENERAL Cosa Mell Da.ly P1lo1 JUiy liefs lnC fV;reSld!it isman. CHAPEL, bl CAMEO WED· 15, 22, 29, August 5, 19 r 30th day ol Augual 1994 all U • COMPANY, 28211 Crovwn ..,...,.1h9d Newport Beach-menc:ed PARTNERSHIP, e1 Colurn-29 August 5 12 111 1994 • DING GARDENS, 1718 W.
11 which lime •uch bids c oyd Dalton 11 (714) Valley Parkway, Laguna Costa M"• Dally Pilot Jli.y '° nnuc:t ~ bla St. A. Aliso VlljO, CA • ' • ' FB66 Th<• statement was filed Ball Rood. Anaheim. CA
ll'lall .,. Opened and rHd 644-3328 N19uti, CA 92677" •• 15, 22. 29, 1994. neu und« .,,. FictlllOUI 92e56 "''th tht County Clerk ol 82804 --------.-.
'°'READILY ACHIEVA8LE Published Newport Horne C:rlal CofPQfatlon, Fiil :=:. r:c-=..=td Jtm Symes, 17 Undan SI., PUILIC NOTICE ?'~ Countt on June 9 Atv G:Mn G tJoitne, For Ad Action
Call a ADA ALTERATIONS and Beach-Co1la Mesa Dally (CMlomla • L19una Niguel. CA 112677 NCA. 210 W. Uo.on A••~
PRIORITY STRUCTURAL Pilot July 29, .Augusi 2 Domain Oelleloptn Inc., PUBLIC NOTICE ~'!*.':~ Anaf!*"r. Jack Gallagllef, 2845 ?ea flctltkHI• Fet tlN Fuetrton, CA 92652
ADA ALTERATIONS, Con-1994. · ' (California) wrlh lht County ~k·S.:, Of.. Laguna Beach, CA hsl,,.•• Name P\.lbl1shed N....,pon B.ae"'-Th s business s con-
trac1 2941, Englnetr'I Ettl· FT&a3 'this bu1ln111 11 con-FlctHlous Or Count Jul 6 92651 Statement Costa Meta Da~y PolOI JUiy diKlld by an L'IC:. C:wa.I Piii .. malt 1470,000 ducted by: a gener.i part· auslness Name 1~ Y on Y • Th11 business Is con-The loUowing persons 111 8, 15, 22, 29, 1994, Tht reg $1rlnl(sJ com-
Approvtd by the City Th• Piiot nerlhlp Stat•ment dUC'led by: a general part· doing butineas 11: F82I menc:ed 10 u~nsa:1 bull•
council this 25th day ol Cl•••lfled Tnt r1gt11rant(s) com-Thi foltowlng per$00S are Flt 4834 nersh1p • PULL YOUR PART 3300 E nus under tl'e f lct.LiO\n
July. 1994 The most comprehen· mtnctd 10 ttanuct ~usJ. dolna business as: Published New_port Beach· The rtglstranl(s) corn-Frornera Road, Anane1m: Thinking ol ha111ng a Bus1ntn Nanit(s\ ,.,9c
AD-VISOR
&42·5878 Wanda IE. Ranlo, slve and current dire~ ne11 under IN Flct11ious s ( K CLASSIC CARS, Costa Mesa Da.ly Pilot July menced 10 tran11ct bust· CalilOfrua 928<>e gatage S31e? abo•• on· g JulW 1994
CltJ Ca.rk tory of good1 •nd • .,. Bus1n111 Name(s) listed 104tA W111 18th Slrffl a. 15, 22. 29, 1994. ntSS under lhe FtellbOUS Sell Serve Aulo D•Sm3n-G1111 us 8 calll B II s 11 It F d ll
vices around! above on: February 13, 1109. Co11a Men. Ca Fll09 Busrness Nlmt(S) hSltd ""'· Inc .. (CA) 3300 E PILOT CLASSIFIED U'/ ci " m ,J° .
92626 Fronltfa Rold. Anatieom. 842·5•78 ••• • •
·m
1002-1625 m
2102-2744
II 27n
a ASSIFIED HOURS
Telephone 8am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
Walk-In 8:00am-5:00pm
Monday-Friday
DAILY PILOT
DEADUNES
Monday ............ Friday S:OOpm
Tuesday ............. Monday S:OOpm
Wednesday ....... T~y S:OOpm
Thursday ........... Wednesday S:OOpm
Friday ................ Thursday 5 :OOpm
BY PHONE
(7 14) 6-f!-567
BY FAX
(714) 631-659-l
(Please include your name and
phone number and we'll call you
back with a price quote.)
BY MAILORIN
PERSON:
330 West Bay Street
Costa Mesa: CA 92627
COITlL'l'of !\<!\\port BhJ &. B.i~ SL
GENERAL
POLICY
Rates and deadltnt.'' Jrc
'UbjeCt 10 chJJlge y. llhtlUI
nouce. The publ1,her
re"iene-. th~ ngh1 to t:en,1'\f
recla,.,.f). r~\.l'e \'r reJt .. t
am da,,1f11.d
:.td\ert1,emt.'nt Pk.t'L
report cill) error thJI m.t)
be in \our dJ"1tieJ ..id
1mmed1atel\ The DJ1h
Pilot & Th~ lnc..kpendent
accept no lici~tlll) tor .in)
error man .ic.hcm~ment
for" h1ch 1t mJ\ he
re'plm,1bk L'\1.~pt tor th~
t.:0'1 c..1f the 'PM't.' Jduall)
occupied Li) the emx
Credit ~an unh l'C JJIO\\ i.:d
for the fir,t in .,l nt0n
-
CORONA
DELMAR
NEWPORT
2122 BEACH
CORONA
2169 DEL MAR 2622 COSTA MESA 2624 MISCELLANEOUS RENTALS TO
SHARE 2724
ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST &
2920 FOUND 2925
EMPLOYMENT
5530
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oled gar. WO hkups· I•••••••••
fO\I~ "°"""G Ol'l'OlllUNIH
All l'llt u&lll ldftfll11111 ill llllt __.,.,la ._.,l It IM Fell
.... flit ....... Ad .. IMI u
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ll1111l&1l111 • •1su11111HllH
Nlt4 ....... , .... "'"'"'· Al, NMicall. 9-.illal i&llUS ti ....................... ...... .,.u ...... "'' 141111· ....... ~."
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........ I .... clllHUO ......... 1·•-4•·-J., .. ,, 'I ... oc ... ,.. ..
ul ltUO. Uf.,.
!!CHINA COVE!!
Unique 2-sty home on
the waler. SBA 2BA, 3
car parking. nice
pa110. lrplc, huge mas-
ter $3500 mo. A11I Bl
20th. Yrly IH VIiia
Rentals 675-4912
PVT BEACH ACCESS
Lrg dock/cyn 11low hm,
3Br 2Ba, den, 2 FP, 2·
car gar. 524 Seaward.
S15501ease. 673-9336
Charming 2Bd + ofc,
2Ba, a1011e, lug. w/d ,
lrplc, garage. avl 8/5 .
$1400 mo. 760-3676
•JASMINE CREEK•
24 hr sec, pools, ten·
nis, 3bd, 2ba. din rm
fam rm, $2700 mo
(310) 596-1802
Lrg.3Br 2""1Be nr beach.
Frplc, akylls, 2-c:ar
gar. lam rm. 2 patios.
$2300 mo. 720-1565
COSTA MESA 2124
Npt Crest 3Br 2"h Ba, 1800 s/f lux 2Bd 2Ba .,.
AJC. plant shullers, den, huge patio w/
pool, spa, tennis. Avl 11lewsl Steps to China
8/15. $1575. 631·1384 Co110 $1850 873·7692
patio area. No po11.
$850. 619·452-6391
•UNBELIEVABLE• ROOMS 2706
ON THE SAND-NB
Prof non-smkr. S500.
mo+ share uul. A11a1I
8/1. S1011e 548·6818
WANTE D CASH for
Lc111 501 s up 10 S1 5.
denim loa1hor 1acke1s
up 10 $50. 645-0201
LOST CAT Brc"'n & Re.ii Estale
bl:ick 11ger str1p;:>r.d lr----------
shor1 h:i1r rr.:i•e T.:iuo) MM. DTAft _.,..N
L :ir r y • W e:ir Ing I) n 1.. • Busy walk-tn 1oc1110ft.
Be•con B•y 2Br I Ba 1 BR Apl-2 lg rms &
house. private comm kltchenene, $600 ~
steps t o beach. $200 5ec. Nr beachl
E'side 1 BR No pets. 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim ---------Encl garage, 13undry. 1• Prof N S lo shr condo --------·I
$550 ~ dep 642·5964 Reasonable rent In near beach in NB Pv1 LOST &
lsh co11:ir. Last see comp pqn. for ,........
J..a1y 12. in t.e .... 'PO call Ron T~ Be;ich kl ll"e .1c -i
2925 oxchg for It hse work ba, tennis. pool S~95
1 x/Wk & h elp w lod· Incl ulil. 548-0784 FOUND Sl250/mo. 673·5742 673·1445 or 673-4674 ---------
Bay ... ooa Apls nc.. The ~
VIARD Fam ily ._,...,q...,
heartbroken! ;.9 673-7300 Big Cyn Broadmoor NEWPORT d ler In lovely CM home. Reis req'd . Ca111-G-ARA--G-E_S ___ _
645-0408 mornings 2669 4BR·2'hBa, well lo-COSTA MESA 2624 BEACH
ca led, xi n t cond. Lg iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
backyard & patio. "* 1 BR 1BA * FOR RENT 2740
lmmed O<lcpy. $3950 Cherry 1Br, reserved 212 401h St. RENTALS TO
729·7282 Prud CA parking. deck/patio , $750 mo. E'slde CM Sale.clean
BLUFFS 2BR condo, p:ol. $575/mo. Call Donna 722-7353 SHARE 2724 sngl. On p\11 alley ne3r
pool, gar. s1200 mo. 5 s-9051. •1BR S625• lmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Tustrn 20th. Storage .
Sale/Lse option S209K I BR Mobile home. 2BR 2BA $725/Up BAL ISL Prol fem S125.mo. 646-7363
Agt 576-1212 From $490. Quiel & As~ ~out Our seeks clean n1s shr
De Anz• mobile home. Secure. 1991 Newport SpeClllSl Frig. d/w 2Br 1Ba. w/d. ssoo+ I•••••••••
P\11 beach, pool, 2ar Blvd. 646·8;173 Incl. 60x30 pool. No' . dep Inc util. 675-5381 COMMERCIAL
28 Ov 55 pets. No lees. No •
a, den, er · 1 BR upstarrs. VERY lease 545-4855 CdM Fem to share 2Br REAL ESTATE 51100/mo. 67S.1472 clean & quiet, lg pool. 2ea 2 blks to beach
Downai.lr• 3Br 2Ba beaulllul landscape, 2812812 e•r•e••· 5450..-11.iulll Po1nso1:I•••••••••
dplx, frplc, 4-car gar, nr lwya/shopplng. Pool, spa, FP. laundry tia Ave 675:0902 st•ps 10 bay & beach. lndry tac. Low dep. rm, frig. N'pet. Gated.1 ____ • _____ •---------
$1450;mo. 8181359-4539 No pets, please S550 $1 ,300.mo. 644-6030 COM Seek 1 non-smkr BUSINESS OFFICE
FURN Lido Isle 2Bd· mo. 846-0392 28R 1BA, frplc. new as ~ needing bdrm & FOR RENT 2769
2Ba + study llv rm w/ 2BR 2BA luxury •pt, kitchen, lndry room, office tn beaut modern ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
fp, lam r~. patio, upper unit. E'slde. No garage. 1804 Clay St. home. Ulil incl. $775/1•
52500 mo. 67s-6223 pets. $950/mo +S900 $935/mo. 673·3039 mo+soc. 721-1447 Fr••w•y Convenient
$REWARD$ 8099, 1110 messa~o
LOST 141< GOLD LOST CAT· ·ca .. (I RECEPT l'ILE CLERK'
BRACLET AT oc FAIR Bl3clo. .... h1lO dor-iei.11: -ti I &" l ' ,,,.
0 N .Ju Ly 8 TH cat v.1lh wti11e p:w.s '.'-"", 10-.J. 1.• ... t
(POSSIBLY AT THE app10>. 1 ~r Old encrg;:t1c. respo
PACIFIC A ,,PHITHE· Lasl seen 7 17-Na II 'Ole. •1a ned In INOf -•
AT RE OUR ING ____ 1_1>0_._0_1 .. _·3___ Per•e::!, aole Ip non=
POINTER SISTERS LOST CAT. .·.rn1te DU~'( pnone'5 ! grcO!
P E AFOA MANCE ) nout malo w bro • ., n 1_c_·_e_'"_s_Sb_4_-.. .;..."_-_. __
SENTIMENTAL VALUE spots. decl;iwed. , RECEPTION IST
p Le As E c ALL name 'Tiger.· 111c1ni1, p,. .,.,ce .. enC$. T P·
SUZETTE 548-959.. Orange & Santa IS· ''•v• : .. ng v. P .~u
OR 642·7075' at>el, CM Lo1.os to ge1 n3~e dnl comm p
in c;;irs. Please c.i I
F 0 UN D. Pup'· 631 •1718 s~llls. t.•esn Vc·de-Ccn~a escenl Hos
Female Pom1cr-M1" 5.:8-5!>85
Brown & White, (•eh ••••••••• 1·A-e_c_e_p_1_o_n_s_l·-S-.. -n-c-t1-1"'"
front log all .,.htle) PERSONALS boutique Pos th She is mod1um s•zed
and has a brown ••••••••• a1t1t ... oe-ne:.i1 aoptl
leather collar. Found ance-gcs Phone s~1
In H.B , In the vicinity Small bus '· QI0•\11°' PERSONALS 3002 POI A or a 25 !'Its •'"
HOUSES/
CONDOS
FOR SALE 3Bd-lamlly rm, , Ba, HVH 3Br 28a. Clrl AC. •••••••••I encl garago. just comm pool/tennis. painted. 2103 Federal Sl900/mo. 619·677·
SI 100 mo. 752·2881 0488, 714-759-0704
I CM Fwy 55 & Bristol, secur ty. 645-2146 Greal beach studio. HB 2 rms shr ba·kil prl11 300 SQ It, p\11 balh.
••2BR·1 'lzBA. frptc,
encl gar, new paint.
No pets. $695 mo
548·7510 or 642·5722
$750 mo yrly. New WO·N 'pets-smk·drugs S350 mo. 540·0588 lulchen. comm pool, $350 ea. A vl 8/1
642-3162 968-5341
of Brookhurst St. and St.:i•t 55 5o 7!':.'·7:..4<; I n d I a n a p 0 I i s A II 0 . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Aprox 1 yr old
Ple:ise c;ill M3ry at
(714) 964·1053
HOT & WILD!
1 ·800-860-69E9
To Free Ca I
iGiiEiiNiiEiiRALiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiOiiOii21 3BR 2BA E'a1de twnhm, all appliances. 2-c111
CHEAPEA1dTHAb H AE,1N1T1 ~~~fe!·s!~~4~~~~· A S.yr-o ••u u 1152 aq II, 2Br 2Ba 3br house on Bluff, Jae,
master suite home In wd hkupa, dbl gar.
Hemet. Fully tand· $1250. lmmaculat•I
acpd, move-In cond A11I now. 642·5855
HVH 3Br 2Ba, new
crpl/pnt, lrg yard.
comm pool. Avl now.
$2000/mo. 644· I 968
LIOO ISLE
1 story 2 bd, dining
rm & frplc, $3200
AGENT 631-1400
FOUND HARE Oc••ntront W. New· HB Sr. classy complex COMMERCIAL
port · Winter ren1als • 55+. Spacious 2Br~ PROPERTY 2778 Garage, w /d, lg deck/ d 2B 1 Medium s1.:cd male 2BR·1BA COTTAGE
Encl patio, washer/
• dryer hkup, no pots.
$775 mo. 722·~294
Patio, no boardwalk • en, a, poo 1· ton-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii rabbit, v.11h one ear nls. huge clubhse, nr d d 2Bd, great, clean bch. $495+~ utll. A11I lndustrl•I o'fflce up an one oar own condl $1550 Property 9115. 960-1575 warehouse 4760 SQ tt V1cln11y ol P.C H. and
I M AT WORK and I n
really bored CALL
ME about your ran· taay. 1·900·50S·323:? 1·!)-'t-·c-•-el-.,-rv.....;._;......;;_..;__"
Hous. 642 3850 Marguerite In COM ---------
e 2BR-2Ba ups1rs In 4· _..,.,~,.,.,,..,=..,,·~.,.,,,...,.,,,.__ --------631 ·4897 p 1 11 K SCHOOLS & plU w/lrplc, gar. lg PRIVATE STUDIO NB Modern, Ocean 11u, ---------ease ea ay
deck. 679 W 18th. Clean, full BA. um Incl. near sand, p1111 entr, PRESTIGE LIDO at (7 I 4) 673.2223 INSTRUCTION 3012
S c hool Seely Gen 19 I· .J 8~ I,•.,. Prof
'-'-'-:est o~plg
oeocle s .. 1 s ;:.-1°085
S88,495. Mu. Agen1. 690 w 181h s1. Brand Looking For A
909-652-0989 Ext. 28. new 38R 2Ba hse. ga· Atntil?
$750 No pet 644-7064 No pets, no smoke. sundck, fplc, lg closet STOREFRONT FOUND• Orange ano iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
395/mo. 548·6179 $550 mo. 848-4400 New ofllce,reta11 2.000 white 11male c:11 E'ald• 1 br gar, pa110. no
pots $585mo + $450
dep 150 E 21st St
646-5934. 544·4294
Phlebotomy Cert
Orange County Jutv
30·3151 7 I 4·645-9iCI 1
Work at Hom•·Lo~
of Jobs & $$! Sen~
SASE 10 RAE, rage. d/w, w/d hkup, C•ll KIP $1100 mo. 721·1118
1---------sf. Below mkt S98c about 5 yrs. old STEPS TO SAND NB Ponin quiet bul NET. Xlnt Traff & Prkg Costa Mos:i area neai
Clean 1br-carport lg con1tal loc. Prol 22-40 PRU NEWPT 673·1900 Mesa Or. :ind Sant:a
deck·utll pd·no pe1s. 2 shr 3br 2ba·S480mo Ana A1;e. Hope 10 find
C;im no o~ los t.•arc "
C-240-: '3. San Cle'l.R
cnte. CA 92673 COSTA MESA 1024 E'slde cottage 2br lba Harbor A11lty
gar Mov .. ln •pecl•I 873-4400 $750. 551·8554 Bryan 723-0877 E'sldo 2Br 1Ba-gar, wd home for sweet Ir••••••••••
TOTAL UPGRADE Avail Nowl Bridget 509-2835 Pgr
Npt Hghts 3Br 2Ba 650-8015,Jlll 682-311 I •---------
hkupa, newly romod. ~---------------INDUSTRIAL 2788 lndly c:11 Call or leave EMPLOYMENT _E_M_P_L_O_YME __ N_T_......:?::.:' saoo & S815 wtyd HOTELS HOTELS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii message at l'51-83• 1 _
house. French door• ---------&windows. 631·8778 NEWPORT
Very pV1 3Br w/huge BEACH 2169
lam rm on 8100 •II R2 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii lot s nst<. 650-0943
Bkr Ed Van dtn Bosscht
NEWPORT
BEACH 1069
38R 2 \hBa with \/llW,
Spyglass er.. S525K
Owner, 760-0197 or
759.9335 Bkrl welcome
BLUFFS 2BR consio.
pool, gar. UIO/lse OP·
llOn S209K or IH
St 200 Agl 578·1212
Lowest Priced 2-Sty
"Port Streets"
4Br·2.5Ba, lovely p\11
yard. mo110-ln c6ndl
840·5884 Agl
MOBILE
HOMES 1100
I blk 10 bch HB newly
romod kilch 2br 2ba
W/0 , lamlly p1111 park
•Hum loan. 960-8251
Oce•n BrH&e/S•Partl
1750 Whittler Ave.185
CM·Catm dee 2Br 28•
Cal rm/lndr spa/oak
Iha. Lo malnl 548-0741
OUT.OF-STATE
PROPERTY 1558
HOUSBSI
CONDOS POaam
Beach Area
Wlnt•r or Yrly
Fu1n/Unlurnlahod
1·4BR Incl Waterfront
$650 10 s 1700 mo.
Villa Rentals
675·4912
N~~~ ~!~o~~te~ba water pd. 443-1037 • MOTELS 2718 & MOTELS 2718 GREAT FRONTAGE FOUND RABB1T11 1SERVICES 5533,
luxury unll. John E '&IDE B•ck B•Y =Jiiiiiiii!iiii!ii!!!i!!!!!!!...!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 1560 Superior, CM. In Newport Heights ---------
251.3177, 432-0800 Lg 1BR w/pa1io. $625 " 5200 s,f, cheap rent• 7 24. B1ack & whole EMPLOYMENT mo. 329 University Ov.nr,Agt 642-9666 w.th long tall ears 5530
........ c.
PIOilSO tlo lh\ol1rO t'I\
tne ~st ngs in 1t\ s
egory ma~ fcqu1r~ "'
Nwpt Creal Twnhs flO. No pets 642-2816 Call 548-0779
3br 2.5 ba tennis. pool
spa, now pnt/crpt. EA&TSIDE
Walk to bch. $1600. COUNTRY WOODS
548·32HS pg 729·8787 Lg 1 Iott BR. $695 No pots. 180 21 SI St.
Nwpt Hgt• charming 646·1164 or 645·9543 3Br·2Ba. fam rm, gar.1---------
frpl, $1600 mo. Yr lse.
No pets 548-5995
Nwpt Isl. 5 yrs now
2Bd·2'h8a, rooldeck.
bonus rm, 2 fp, $1950
857·1660 Prud CA
Office l loun 9:1X) am S.00 pm M·P
111'1d I 0:00 am 4 00 (>ft' "~~
l. 61 Mesa Dr • Am He ~.
(714) 546-9860
BUSINESS &
FINANCE
lftl'cll11f ....... -. ~.:::a:= .. , ... •
Need CIAU B (w a11
brake endorsemeni)
or Class A dra11e1s tor
g10 ... 1ng 1ranso.:>11a11on
bepar1men1 10 hancro
d•h11en•1 throughOu1
LA, VEN OC and SB
10 c.:in a 900 numo8"
In "'hlc11 111 r rs
Char110 P<'t m n1.11c
DOMESTICS
Count11s l••••••••iC
ParMllTle, 20-30 hours MERCHANDISE
per week. 58 00 H• !•••••••••; Mo11 del11<erlos art
PM. some AM, --------~c·· APPLIANCES 6011 Apply 1n pot~on
~30 w Bay St
Costa Mesa
TODAY'S
ER0SSwoRo PtJZZtE -1110 BUll&aGTO• llWIOU llOTOICTCl.IS
1UC11 11t01~•;1;C11;._.iliilliifl SCOOTllS IOll ____ _ I• ...... Po.a• ~.no fU9l. Clean . t 1111 PZll IOO t No amog required. ~ 12K rn1ee. new .. 400. c.n 11a.2212
...... .... HMhold MU8• MULTI
turntehlnga, •lee PAMILY GARAG•
wh .. lchalr. FRI/SAT ULL ...... etun, ACAOM
I Ctldlt-
50uttll
10 "Of -I Stng" 14 Al -
15Re4aACI ee BM*ebtl or• Monroe
• 7 Indian pnncess
19-malef JO l(JtChen loOI at Loog, rong -
22 • -of ltle Cave
Beer" 23Flt11rm
~Commuter
vehicle 2eSeaweed
30 feel under the
weathef ,, Sleep
M C1meo snapes
3e eon.>e11ng 38 Thldc hale 39UM1galn
41 8alll518f 43Mo '•~
'4 Bridl's walkway
46 Some stars
•1 Hose
49 -andoulS 5 I Po!11r explorer
52 -and oo .. :-" 63 Barnyard $0Un.!
65 Hinged
fas tening 61 Cal's prey
l
DOWN 1 Cartoonist At -
2 African hly
3Kenlucky
Oert>y, e 0 4 RadiOpart 5Aclre'9
Swanson
6Longhme 7 Completely
8 Cus&orn 9 Mexican money
10 PleCe ol chma 11 UrwerlilMIS
12 CQlum'11sl
Bombect(
13Verve 16Thegirl
24 Numbers
25 Gel under way 26 Muslim
scnptures 27 Each
28 Duff
29 Cariy on (a
trade)
31 Gerteltc: ~ • -the
mat@naf season •
32 FISh finder 55 Hurried
33 -on urged ~ Singer Paul -
35 Aeadl qutekly 57 Can law
37 Aclress Dunne enlorcors 40 Fleu,-de-' 59 H1f Ille -on
42 Toss the head 45 Mclodl<lus 60 "Hey -•
48 Tako a stand Boalfo rune
against 61 Htgh cards so Mental health 62 Usht'r's targel
53 Religion from 65 Trouser par! Persia
13
THAT ELUSIVE OVIRTRJCK e-5, 1t112 Trtdent Ln. fumllure, tooae, Mll-
vul,,.rable. North thlna i... than 1 jump to game (Magnolia •Adams) ~cJ::.•:.
beck •-. loOkS a run• •aa Cherek" P10-g rHt. 13500 080. ,,..,, Orig owner, 2-dr,
NORTH
•t '7G4 2
fJ K 4
0 A 8 rt
+A.Cl
WES'f EAST
• K J 8 •Vold
, J to 9 s ~· Q 8 7 e 2
Q9 ~ 0 87 4 2
•Q78 +9 8 5 3
SOUTH
•A Q tO 6 3
V' A G
• K J 10 + K J lO
The biddinc
North E .. t South We.at
Pua P ... l•P ...
ot •PUI PUI P ...
Opening lead: Jack of Q
The ballle for 1n overtriclt la
lor((efy 8 WIBie Of effort at rubber
bridge, but ia the heart and aoul of
duplicale. A relatively lnuperi·
1•11te!I West hn(t lht' henelil of a frt!e
lc~"on in tech11i~ue nn thi11 deal
lrurn a recent lnurnarnenl.
Despite the 2 t 12 quick tricks, we
would not dream of openinit the
North hand in any seat. Once part·
ner opens one llll&dl', however, any·
would ht a craven llCt and an ln1Utt. Ladder•. comp uter ,... .. "'. The whoa.
tu 114lrtner. hema, loOle, rnl9c h.. WOIUI Don't m ... thle ••••••••• West ltd a he.rt O.C-larer won in hid llema. SAT lam-onel SAT, 7f,t0, eam. 1---------
hand, cruued to the kins 0 , hearu 3pmi ... ~, Miii=-1•1• ~ ... "" AUTOllOBILBS lllaCEDIS 1130
and led a low trump rmm dummy. Cir (Newtand/Adalna NeighbothOod a.a.otd ••••••••!•••••••••
When £aat ahowed out, declarer In· iiultMt.Mltr Lr... book•, coll•Clabl••· • '70 aeo ••L Super eerted the tan. In with the jack, S•le. SAT 7am-3pm. clothH, grHt aturt clean w/orlg paint &
Wnt w .. endplaued in rour eui•--9352 or .. nwlch Drive Cheap! Vial• Ro .... AUDI 9025 uphola. Flral clan ~ .. (Yorktown a Buahard) •II•• Sat/Sun &am mechanic, all malna
any return wa11olng to coet a trick. •--------~ recs. 17000. 831·71 to Sincetheleuer nCevilueemedtobe QUALITY ••TAT• Newpon Coast hofTI• a· •ao Audi 4000 5cyo,
to play p.,iner for 1 minor·auit jaclc, SAL• Sal 7/30 & Sun contemp sofa 1175, 2 auto, 4-dr, iunrl, new '85 300CO Turbo dleHI
West m~ 1 coin mentally and 7/31 8am·3pm. Lake-awivel barstool• 150, regla, gd llrea, PB.PS. coupe. silver. 17900 -turn--'-~• diimond. 1hor• chlldrens furn: Louis XV atyle lthr $1400. 968-1707 9 O 9 ·2 7 2-9 8 7 3 or ·~ cu tablH, chairs, tova & exec chr 175, mlac an wt<nda 714~S0.700S
That ran round to declarer'• ten. over 50 Nintendo l20-eOO 760-1175 ---------•87 aeo aac. 17 ..
The ace of epadn wn caahed, fol. games. Olamondbeck iUiDiY ONLY BMW 9030 AMG wt1 .. la wtyoka·
lowed by the lcin1 and ace of dla· bike, cotlectlblea, Ori-l'ROM 'lsOO A.M hama tlrH, cu11om
mnndl. Now Wetl wet tucked bacll •nlal NQI, many dee· Doofa, mltrored cto~ paint, Ilk• new cond.
on lead a eecond time with tht kin• orallve Items, Iota door ll"hl fllC1ure '80 8281 1 owner Must H•I S25,500. " more. 9002 '"9odeMa •--pa', b•lk••. clothe'•'· run a n reat. BB S 71"552·8"""' ortrumJ>I, and wa• again endplayed. _,, • ... ,.,. A club would be into dfclarer'• ten· i•t iam:IP1n. OreH· etc 118 33rd St. wheel•, aunroof. • ers, dHk, couch, ez ' $2850. Call 546·3938 ace; • heart. would allow declarer lo utSSAN ruff in one hind while discard1'ng chair, cloth••. misc. --------·• "'' 5972 Nordin• Drive SANTA ANA --------the losing club from the other. Ei· (S 1 d 1 & SI t ) IUIC• 9035 pr ng a• a er HEIGHTS 6184 " '85 Nla1an TURBO ZX, ther way, declarer emerged with 11 Automatic, Steel/Blue
trick a for an excellen~ score. color, Pwr Win, Se"•· A rueful Wett remarked: "I must IAGUNA Lota of 9oodl•• '86 Buick Century_. drJ a • a T o F ff• R
be gelling betler. At least I'm begin-BEACH •149 new• old Loaded, •xc•I· •hap•. ACCPT'D-@OIANT' . I h t..-v Sat 7am ? auto, a/e, 1111.. PS/PB G S E UOO nmg to earn w rtt i11 •oeing ctone to • a • a T o I' F • R GARA. E AL • me." 'l'hnl Rlnlt'llll.'111 lcuds In the 20281 Alveralde Or. ACCPT'D-@OIANT ISLE. Sat. Only (7/30)
secret f c I br'd d Handcraft• a Folk Art Btwn M .. a/Brl•tol, GARAGE SALE·LIOO 8 .3 P m ' o r C a 11 11 !lu Cel'la a 1 ge-0 unto Touch of Lalim & Off Orchard (714)675-0665 ... Sale Ot he-befi e th d to ISLE. Sat.' Only (7/30~ '" or ey o un you. Carol Ooremue. Home at 110 Via Oulet (Udo 8 -3pm , or cal
(714).e37·2955 81K mt. great cond,
euto.S7200.&4e-2&51
--------9150
PETS&
ANIMALS
SPORTING
6049 GOODS
decorttvea-c:lothe1-•••••••••I (7 14)575-0665 ... 110 Isle) Newport Bch, Ca.
l•w•lry·more .. SaVSun ...,, • .,SPORT'•TION Via Quilt (Udo Isle) (Uc#3HOF365). CORONA 9.. 1175 Olanneyre U\ftH A Newport Beach. Callf.1--1-9_8_8__,,•,...•_n_t_r __ _
6065 DEL MAR 61221 ________ ••••••••I (UcJll3EWB664), 2 dr coupe. A Real
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1=iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 0 --------p u f f . s 3 '9 9 5 1• NEWP RT --------• 1888 Century 4 dr Ll2LBK154. 67A·7933 FREE TO GOOD HOME Universal weight ma· Remodeling Salell BEACH 6169 BOATS 7011 sad.an v~ AT, AC,
Brittany Spanlel chine, $1200/obo. 215 Iris, furn, antqs,1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiii Great Family Car1 ________ _
orange & white, 5 Musi Selll 64(>-7089 houeewares, clothes,. $3995.(t PWM050) OLDSMOBilE 9155
years, neutered mllle, & mor•I SAT 8-1211 1894 Kimball upright 55' Houseboat • 574.7933
great with chlldren, ---------•--------- piano w/carved oak Lake Powell 1 wk or adults, & othor dogi. TICRETS 607~ COSTA MESA 6124 leaf delall 5250 rugs, 2. Flex Sched. Primo --------
Leaving country, hava iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii b oat •luff, toys, Slip. Well Equipped. CHEVROLET 9045
to give up, would like Bedding-clothes-garden cloth••· linens 625 St 71 4-848-1571 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii to find home •oon. MetalUca, July 26th, 2 tool•, excerclse equip, James l)d Sat g..1 --.7-4-0-u--.--2-0-.--•
65o..;J4<18 Micky general admission, misc. sat & sun S-4 .,,,.....,=--.,,,----...--...,...-"• 1988 Cavalier
199;1 C•lels
lnternetlonal
Loaded, too beautiful.
$8995. (3GUB40) 574.7933
V'._,FREElllV'V' $20 ea, 642.01l6 · • 2031 CalVort (Adams) BIG Garage Sale. Sat/ .:~~088~ Conver1able, loadod.
' Ad6rabie domestic C I Sun 6:30·3. Furn, TV, 7 5 .-0 .. • Aun, Red, Aun. $96951---------
klttens. First dlstem· ·------···1 h ldren',a clothing In •terlo equip, books, e 3• ... ... (2LHHW601) 574.7933 TOYOTA 9210 good cond, misc 1 & 1 per vaccln~ given. G"a llGC C! II "ES houeehold Items .. Sun c othos great m se. '"'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Heargi~.t.·~~~!loss. ~ ~ ~ 8·5, '2765 Sandpiper =,,,23,,_0.,..,4,,,..,,,La.....,,..L.,,.ln.,..d.,,,a_P_i_ac_e __ P_O_WE __ R_B_O_A_T_S--1---------1~85 Camry LE 1 onr,
Anlmal Hosplte l (Actams/Albatross) ESTATE SALE 30 yrs 7012 CHRYSLER '9050 4·dr, auto. AC, 94K
qAANOMA'S GONEI Chlldrena Clothing accumutatlonl Sunriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii m1, clean, PS.PB, nu
N f II BALBOA ,S a mple Sal• Only 8·12. Easlbtult, ,88 Le Baron Con• tires, cruise. $4700. eed home or sma 9 mos to 6 yrs, boys 2002 Barranca Edison 18 PP 545·3671 spayed, doclawed 7 yr ISIAND 6 106 & girls. Everything $5. electric, $3500. . vertlble. Looks & old cat, part Porslan, F I. S GARAGE SALE • Runs great. runs grea1. Low mile· . .'88 SUPRA TURBO
needs 10 be only pe t. Br / dat 1,0 ·3 • /85 SAT 7am·3pm 64s.6812 age. $3800. 557·1344 Removable sport roof,
964·3864 Now owners/No room roa way rear 8 ey}a Via Venecia/Nord ~ custom whls, etec--
RECISTEREO lor things In smal! Bal· Everything mus t Hsehld goods. linens,---------·---------tronlc suspension sys·
.flUSKY boe BeacPf hse, great 9011 Furn ll!-'re. drapes, mlnl·bllnds, SAIL BOATS 7014 DATSUN 9060 tom, ABS brks, llhr
FREE t 0 G 0 0 d all(tf, no junk, hsehld clothoe, books, etc. clothes, lots more. · iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii seats, wht w/llnled
FURNITURE 6014 MERCHANDISE PETS & Home. 2.yr·old nout & decorator ·11e~s, SAT, 36:1 E. 20th St. windows, every op·
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil MISC. 6015 ANIMALS 6049 .male, fully house· •ntq pine furn\ while Gigantic ~~~:m~~~~ ,2 Bargain•! Udo 14, '77 Datsun 810 Runs tlont Must solll $9950.
k ouso Full of furniture!
Mull selll
(714) 5 0 1iMt194
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil trakied, g ceat with 'Wshr/dryer, 2 com· Q S I l 10 Sorena Court needs some cosmOI· great, very good eon· 721·9725 kids, needs yii#d . puter desks. SAT/SUN arage 8 e lcs, S300. 16 ft Snipe ditlon, AM/FM cos· •-,-B .... 9.....,.c-.-11-0-8__,G,...T..._C_o_n_·
Tree Roa•• $5 Citrus ADOPT·A·PET Please call 650·2920. 8-411208 Diamond Sat, July 301h 7am· Newport Crest w/traller $500. Both sette. $800. 963·7477 vert, great cond, red/
or fruit troos w/lrult Every Sot & Sun al Save abused and · 2pml Christ Lutheran GIANT registered & ready lo blk Int, 48K ml, power
kfngalz• wavoless S10; On Palms 4·6'$10 PETSMART, Fountain abandonee pets. Be a CORONA Church, 760 Vlc1orla sail. Jim 675·2115 pack, cruise, AM/FM
waterbed, iclnt cond, Gal plants $1; shade, Valley. Puppies, kit· volunteer/fosteL Ca\! DEL .. 11D • 6122 •MOVINO SALE• QARAQE SALE DODGE 9065 5lereo cass, air. AT.
5200/obo. 645-4250 pine, fruit 15 gal $20: ten!S and mbre, all 714.859.2704, ffUU\ Household, kitchen & LIDO ISLE -•• -11-DrNE--S-E_R_Vl-,.-'l:!-1 $10,200. 675·6447
hert>.t 135 kinds. s1: rooking lor lovlng, Cllr· decorator llems. Hide-SAT .lufv 3 oth nuuu \dO
OAK desk, cnair, wall fllac SIO 909-674·9422 Ing homes. CALL 241· •·bed, couches. ONLY, 8.\M SUPPLIES 7020
unit & trg dresser w/ 0317 for more Info. PIANOS & 2 Family GaraQa Sale! washer & dryer. SAT
mirror. All like new. --.....-------ATTN DOG LOVERS! ORGANS 6059 ~~~~11~,0~~::1~. i:::;:::j 8-3, 940 Congress St. Arcade Games, Pin· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil
'87 Caravan V6,
pow•r 1pack. great
cond , AT, AM/FM
cass, air, cruise, all·
ver. $6500. 675-6447
'90 Corolla, blue 5 s pd,
ate. am/Im COSS, gd
cond ln/oull 63K ml,
new brk linings/llres,
mu51 selll $5950 OBO
714-844-7858
$100·$500. Plano COLLECTIBLES My two lovable •••· Set 8a~pm MOVUtG, everything
$600. OBO. 673·7193 6017 gtea need a loving 1694 Kimball up .. oa" ~02-a Marguerite go••· Great buys:
ball mac hines, 2
EXTRA CARS • '86 Buick Century '& '85
300 ZX Tutbo @ Bsl.
Suaukl 2HP outboard,
Ilk• new, $285. Call 557·7961. or 310-432-4432 dy home. Both are I• " . " £ Waeh1r/dryer, 1tereo. males and are 10 moa w/earved deta.11 1uet BLOCK GARAGE SALE! queen bed, couch & 1 g99 Caravan Z·24
Teak lurnlture, coach Aulographld Michael ($200), chair, tables, Jordan baseballs
misc .. Aya rµgs, other $165. John 840·9382 mlec., 1ull sz bed. best ,
otteral•(714) 644·2076
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M ISC. 60 15
C1ble TV descr1mbl111/
eonvertersl We ca rry,
buy, repair a ll makes/
FREE TO ·YOU 6022
FREE FICUS "{REES
1.' 2 or 3. Large, ap.
p rox 7 11 high. FOR IN
'OAGUNO, NOT POT.
You dig. 556-5925
modela. Fr•• catalog, ---------
1·8Go-401"4444 OFFICE
CHILDREN& STORE FURNITURE &
o loalng. Fixtures for EQUIPMENT 6047
sale Incl clothes, arm· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii olre, etc. 642-4714
Coll•• tbte, freezer,
twin pine bed w/5
drwra 848-2119
Solid tea k exec desk,
cr1den1a, • 4 side
chairs & desk chair. $350 for all. 444·2526
old. Tney are current tu~,ed ·S25o. 548•0226 SAT 8·3PIJll Lot• of. recliner, lamps', rugs,
on all ah'ots and have go'odlea, clothes, cloth••. ·com·puter,
011., Computer pl• & ---------I
eciulp.. AudloNtdeo MARINE SLIPS Equ ip .. MOTOR·
Seats seven A/C for •---------all tne fam11y. S8995 VOLJ(SWAGEN 9235
been fixed. They BICYCLES 6060 ,books, antqs, TV'•· etc. Sunday 6·3, 1545 IZl!D Kids' Vehlcles, DOCKS 7022 (2MMM286) 574.7933 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
muat b e a dopte d you name ltll In alloy, Ponderosa
toge ther. They noed 224 Larkapu; SAT/SUN 8em
lots ol love, attention Santana Tadem Mar· •ESTATE "'•LE• 227 W In t St and a yard. Plea1e athon custom, xtt -a u · call tor mor• lnforme· cond, ma•y xuas, SAT only 9-4 Some furniture.
tlon: Beth Byard, work $1499 obo.650-7825 153 Shoreclilf ~d. m19C Items.
7 1756-5959 "23 (PCH to Morning Cyn), FOUNTAIN 14 ext. • : Baker furn, antiques,
home 7141642·9610 SPORTING • •books/mags. Cash. VALLEY 6134
FREE TO GOOD HOME GOODS 6065 -------""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ 8 'h, week femaL, Furn, cryllal, lampe, =
Ches ope 3 k o Bay luggage, clothes, etc.
R e trelver puppy. LIFEST~P·stalrstepper, 3 5 01 Geranium nr
262·8854 model LS3000, xlnl Narcissus Fr/Sat 8·1
HAGGART ESTATE
SALE!
cond, barely used, MOVING SALE
HOU e l,h 0 Id I l'U'm S, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil---------G ames, Cosmetics
and more ... all top 18' boat 1llp w/dock HONDA 9085
quollty lt1m1. $100 mo. 125 Grand iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Canal, Balboa Island
To o m u c h t o ____ 67_5-_509_5 __ _
I I I I .. , M U S T 50'sllp
SELL ... (Moved Into private dock
'89 Prelude
Red AT, AC. 55k ml. $7,300.
551·2501 •malt•r Home and we N • w p 0 rt B 1 a c h
have no fOOm for stor· S625mo. 213·687·7327 ---------age .) Everything
goeslllll BOAT SLIP JAGUAR
In Batboci Coves iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11 O Via Quito Water & alee pd
Lido lele , NB 850·8794
9105
s1200. 673·9364 Sat & Sun
NEW 16' Greg Mortoy 2B01 Seevlew Ave. -. -. 17556 Los Jardines
East, ontlro contents: GflllQues, needlepoln11·0-r_a_n-dm-a-·1_c_o_ll_oc_l_lo_n_o_I
& aolllng supplies, anything & everything! LIVE ABOARD IN NBI
Slip to 50 ti In taff,
protected marina. All
tacllilles. S14/lt. 831·8480
1980'/a XJS Convert,
classic collecllon. Very, vary low miles,
mint cond lntoul. Brit·
lsh racing groen, lnl
biscuit. 863·7701
Touring Kayak, hand· Furniture, glassware &
made, cedar & fiber· china, clothes, lots of
glass 548·785l household misc.
general hsohld items, Sal & Sun 8:30-4
Frlday·Sunday, July 1601 Highland Or. 291h·31sl, 9.51 List at•---------
7am: numbers at 8am.
'991h Ka rma nn Ohle
Convorllbte. Spoke
mags, radials, bra, all
receipts, xlnl cond.
S5,9SO obo. 544.0508
'78 VW BUS 4·Spd, all orig Int, like new,
hardly driven, reblt
eng. 52000. 754-1593
'8 5 Cabriolet. New lop, now tiros, w1\1
malnt. tow 76K miles,
pull·out stereo, 5 spd.
$4,SOO 0 80. 494·1658
1 ge4 Rebbllt
Economy (Cheap)
$2495 (IKLF60 1) 574.7933
·sE·R·Vl-C·E---l cHILO SUPPORT CONTRACTORS ELDERLY HANDY MAN 3710 HAUUNG 3720 IANDSCAPE. MOVING 3834 PAINTING 3858 PLUMBING
3 5 3 8 3 5 58 CARE 3 611 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii IA WN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3890
DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Carpentry, roofing, JUNK To Th• DUMP PUBLIC NOTICE •m•r•ld Painting Everyday low SS copper •••••••••I Speelallzed In localing Local uc 20yr oxp Home health aide plumbing, drywcill, (714-888·1882l Irrigation, drlpllnes, The Cant. Public Utlll· lnVExt waJlpaperttll• r e P 1Pe·C0 mP1 e t•
& collecting support Small jobi, big jobs CPA cert-strong M·aVI stucco, pafnllng, tile, WE'LL haul away whot patio dl81gn, trees, fies Commleslon RE· CompeUUvt ratet 10 yre plumbing arvc. S & S
lrom delinquent par· Quick response. 24hrs·dly ratos noglbl olectrlcal. Jim 541·749<1 the Trash Man won'tl planllng, lawne. 527· QUIRES that all uHd Hp FrH Ht 751·2039 Plumbing 636·8942
enl CBC 217·9239 free t;s1. 650-7042 Kareem 760·3053 -=c-o_m_p_l.-t-.--p-ro_p_e-rt-y ,_________ 1087 or 310"439·0289 hou1ehold goods KOLMAN PAINTING Plumbing Repairs &
1 t c I I ·-Land•o•p• Repair movers print lhllr lnVExt OuaJ work Drain• Clured from
CARE GIVER 3501
Exp'd 24 HA caregiver CLEANING
avall, local rels, Non/ SERVICES drlnl\er, amol\er.
ma.n · ~letom panlng JEWELRY 3784 Yard llght••prinklara. P.U.C. Cal T nurnb•r; AHa. prices $5.50. All tlxtures In
DEcv d r Y w 8 -car P 8 n tr Y limos and chaulfeura Bond/In• s ine• '78. 1talltd. s1 ..... ·s 54S·8298 n ptumbln" stucco •lc 1"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii F1111t.nrune l llandichores v· · 1• CaN Ptl• 722.n32 prlnl their T.C.P. num· L"518517 FrH Est
FENCES
3S70 & DECKS 3615 3548 COATING· Call Riek 262•6545 ao'LD PLATING bar In all advortl•• 949-e033 24hra --------
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hnndyman·ll carpentry Emblema·Fawc•tt•· Tr .. trim/removal, ment•. u you have 8 PAINTING e5o.48 5 1 ROOPING 3910 •WINDOW CLEANINCi • STOP O•ck Loaka· •FENCES OAT••• palntlng·drywall·tll• Old Jewelry, etc. We s prinkler •Y•t•m• & qu~atlon about th• lo-Coneelentloua cratts.liiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
FREE ESTIMATES walerproor coatings· new,repalr/post repl1c:ld lencepoets-doora·fans come lo you. &46-883l ~:~ccf~j ~~Mf;4"· gahly of a mov•r. llmo man, old·laahloned Sadler R00Rn9·Uc &
297.8081 David decks, atolrs Oual. Redwood• L1576605 •IC. Jack 540-1129 William Harold Jewelera or chaull•ur, call: pride'" woOt.manihlp. lne. Specialize comm.
• <:;;' 673·7048 ~ •
CARPENTRY 3510
worJc'. L1587430 Free Jim Whyte 642·7206 ---------Watch & Jewelry repair • TREES • Public UtllltlH -, ... roof/repair. 25 yrs. A to z HANDYMAN HOUSECLEANING Est. ijest $ 722·87691--•""'W.,.,...o-o'"'d_F __ •_n_o_•_•_*_ *Hl.Q HANDYMAN• Antlqui/Flrie Jewelry Commlatlon T . Dou9I•• Palntln9 •FREE EST 675·5095
IKSTALUREFACE CABINETS t5 yrs exp Good refs. rtplacetrr•tr,lrMhautinn •5 ... 1155• Buy/MllJlradt 873-0385 Te,,nMe111Me. Uiw11e, 714·558-4t51 Finest quality p1lnllng
l(J Call anytime. Marla """ ""' v..-............ 751-31178 iav On iiovln• In th• beach area. lne1---------w1~:Z:: 0~~~~4:~· • 241-0531 • DOORS 3580 nt1mate1. Low IHICH Uc'd Lowest, Storage. prof. NHVclean. Ll681332 REMODELING
-· Advantege Constr. &TH30l •Hl·Q HANDYMAN• KITCHEN Chances are ><LNT r1p. 1 hr min. Ina. Terry 9<>9"495-e&lO L ADDmONS 3916
MU .. A CARPENTER I o nly epeak l!ngllah iiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiii .~M-1155• •rp,•r• 3786 you will find T1678511. V/MC 731·2958 VANGUARD PAINTIN01:1a!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiii Addltlona/Remodols Reliable h•cleanlng An e xperienced ,_F_L_O_O_D_I_N_S_T._All___ ~ ftU\ •~
lflr•/Water/Repalrs reli-great rat•al dependable door &\ MR PIX IT Small what you need ~~!r~•~al~~5;'S:..~ Cuatom cabln1ta &
Jerry 946•75 40 64().(J177 pg 216·5193 hanger. Guar work, REPAIRS 3620 houHtrolCS appliance Painting/Staining/New at lh• price PAINTING 3858 FREE EST Ma.9209 lll•/ orenlte; llghUng .. reae. Don 521·8910 repairs & handyman LIND"OTH KITCHI NI "-=: c=. .= .... ~ CONCRETE • Vlnyl, liardwood chorea. 557·2158 ~:i:m~~~/Au~:~~~tt you want to pay eW.I'. YOUNOQUlaT v-:~:.=~~:: a UTHS ... 682·3130
..... lences. "91tts. tic lJc. MASONRY 3557 DRIVEWAYS 3585 ceramic, marble, aub Plumbl,..,eleotrlo Ma.4907 When you read , ..... .,. Cofttreoler Li'58:Jl95
35yr• MP-Jerry 142.0517 ~~~~o~?:~3.3:~t aprlnkleraJcetllng fans. the ClaHlfleda ouas. painting by Pf'Qf'ls 5'6-5247 WALL lnatall/Repalr. Fr•••---------evm dav Ucl eoaoN. lnl. co•ft!•ruGs *Ital Prfct/Qu•llty LIKE·NU CONCRETE1________ E•t. W•t• H••l•r• LANDSCAPE• __ _....__......,,.......___ ,,.. •at. 945-3305 --------,, .. ,,, .. 3932
------~ CBJLD CAJtE 3536 Landsc• briek "°"' New proc•H remo11• f URNl""'tDE Total pc-k:ff Installed tAWM a.a 3808 -1-1,-,.-0-.,-a-m-,-p."""1-.. , ... 1"-1 PET S
JT Concittt M iotU oil/rust 1taln• Crack ' v &\ 30 gal 1 25MO gal MOVING 3834 P LU S h SE•VIrm 3870 Cua tom W•llp•per rpr Free Eet 780.8427 REPAIRS 3622 1279-50 gal 1329 1 0 u 0 "P • i\ ._. Strlppln9/Patntln9 Exp'd NannlH avail for Brick, Block, Stone, Tiie 241-0137 pgr218·1189 •••lo Yard ll•lnt. murals. Richard Sinor No job too 1ma111
Uve-ln po11tlona Into Cone, Patio, Driveway C 1_. R •--Semi ReUred contrllC1or. L•wn!,r C ... Nape1 Uc 280&44 645;3209 Pereonallzed Pet Care 5% Off w/ad 573·2937
loving homH. lrl1h Fptc, BBOe. R•f. 20 Yr !LECTllCAL 3810 Olftp ... ,e eatotattwn Tree TrtlftMlft91 Lt ltfra G1t111lf hl11t1111 t<ennel llllemallve, No We ,.111 ahoutd hang Nannv Agcy. 974-8t08 ~p. T1rry e a7.7994 WOOd, wicker, uphola, Rpra, lmprvmnte, eml HauHn9 e7 ... 848 PI.. U S t ouch u p a alrHI or worry. Uc, " S etc. FREE pickup & lob•. Ou&Slly, ln\egrtty. · · mural•. Richard Slnot '"•·Reta 873-7184 together, trip. lnitall, trormer teacher Cem1nt/brlck/aton1/tlle A-1 ••.otrlo•I work delivery. 982·1823 I care, Ken 142-l nO i l•·*••P•• lnt/E11t Uc 290644 4M5-320t 1Clvk:• to the cruy.
OPR certlfl•d·grHt drvwy etab 12.50/sq ft Local Uc. contractOf Landecepe Services Qli"JIYln >naa nn-.ING 833·7172 anytlm•
home e nvlronm$nl alampeCI concrete Quick ReeponNI Comm/Yealdentlat ~ -"_. 3810
Call Hayley444-t614 Ll'541658 •131-43t0 Fr" E1t. e a0.704.a RANDY MAH 3710 UUU1'G 3720 Uc#M81H tetoeee 20 Yfl •JIP· Ouaatty -T--RAD-----E--workmanat,lp, fair ••••••••II ----------1--------1--------1••·----· ·-------Green ...... ~ prlcH 4M&-14t7 Ron TM LOCAL Pl.UMa•R CHILD SUPPORT CONTJACTO.S ELDEILY N ... u..tat Pr...,un Haullng J unie, Apptl-& Irrigation, Trtmmlngr'--------... Seti..,..., hOfne .. WlllMI 1enOfrt co. ......,,,.,. .......... ~
3538 3558 CAD P.int·Carpen•-. anc.. Yard Clean•Up, & Removata, Ci.an. ,--1lnc:e UM7•99Wer r• ""VVV'' "-nf9U ",. 1hrouah de•lln.d. .. ...... 71 EiC. Call Mike ups & Malnt, St. Lie. 94._ ... 78 pair-new construction -
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