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NEWPORT BEACH • COSTA MESA 1' you think you're ::;(jJ 1
in a fog this
MONDAY aRllFINO
KONNICHl·WA ... The
Oasis Senior Center in Corona
del Mar, the Newport Coast
development and Fashion
Island are among the many
sites six Japanese visitors will
take in when they visit Newport
Beach on Sunday and Feb. 13.
The visitors are essay contest
~inners from Okazaki, Japan -
one of Newport Beach's sister
cities. The contest is an annual
event open to all Ok~aki
residents. This yea r's essay
theme was "What l can do for
International Exchange" and
winners won a one-week trip to
the United States.
The Newport Beach Sister
City Association will host the
visitors on tours of the city and
various receptions throughout
their two·day stay.
Okazaki, located in the
central region of Japan,
definitely felt the earthquake
that devastated the city of
Kobe, but damage was minimal,
according to Jolyn Wayne-
Yamada, Newport Sister City
Association spokeswoman.
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CALLING ALL CHOC·
OHOLICS ... Ghirarde!li is
here! Ghirardelli is here!
The famed San Francisco
chocolate company has opened
a Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop
and Soda Fountain in South
Coast Plaza. And to celebrate,
the company will host a "Fo·r
the Love o.f ChocoP.lle
Bake-orr· from 3 to 6 p.m.
Sunday at the new sJore,
located on the lower level near
Robinson's-May and FAO
Schwartz.
To pre-register for this
bake-off, you must submit the
recipe for your favorite
chocolate de~ert -using
Ghirardelli chocoljte as a
prime ingredient -to the store
by noon Friday.
On Sunday, contestants
should bring their prepared
chocolate concoction to the
shop between 9 and 10 a.m. to
be judged. There's a S25 entry
fee and entries will be limited
on a firM·come. fir!>t·se rve
basis.
Newport Beach resident and
restaurateur Antonio Cagnolo
-o\\ner of Antonello
Ristorante in South Coast
Village -has been tapped as
the judge.
The grand prize winner gets
a wcel..end getaway for two to
San Francisco. Proceeds from
the $25 entry fee will go to the
American Institute of Wine and
Food's Orange County Chapter.
Meanwhile, sweet-toothed
spectators will be rewarded too
-the shop will provide
samples of various chocolates in ·
a "taste test."
For more information, call
the shop at 444-1570.
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JENNY CRAIG FOR CATS
ANO DOGS? ... Do you have a
Fat Fido on your hands? A
chubby Checkers? A rotund
Rover?
We've got the M>lution for
iP~ a special After-the· .PlOJi~ays Weight Reduction
Prbg~m for pelS.
. 'The.program is offered by
Veterinary Centers of America
animal hospitals. And though
the organi.aition is based in
Santa Monica. its press release
was too good for us to ignore.
"Did Fido enjoy loo much of
your holiday leftovers?" the
press release asks. "People
aren't the only ones who
experience weight gain during
lhe holidays."
And, like humans, obesity in
pets can cause medical
complications -including
cardiac problems and diabetes
-and can reduce a pet's life
expectancy, the VCA folks say.
VCA vets will examine and
evltluate a pet's weight and
develop a doggje (or kitty) diet
plan complete with periodic
weigh-ins.
Hmmm. Maybe we'll wait for
the quick and easy "Ultra
Slim-Fast for Fido" program
instead.
-Compiled by lr/1 Yoko/
and Et'Dn llt ntrson.
morning, you are!
But things, should
clear up oy afternoon and the
.. sun should shine brightly on
\. the Orange Coast.
See Weather, Page 2
Serving the Newport-Mesa commurrity s
Uram takes on county's financial turmoil
Corona del Mar
resident Tom Uram
was thrown into
the county's fiscal
fire when the Board
of Supervisors chose
him to serve as
interim chief
administrative officer
and to find ways to
help the county recover
from its bankruptcy.
~ Corona del Mar resident
chosen to serve as interim . chief administrative officer
and to help with recovery.
CORONA DEL MAR -h\
7:30 p.m. and Tom Urnm h.1 ... JU~L
returned home.
Agendas and budget.II) m.111cr:>
are spread across J l..iL,hcn t.Jl:ile.
and he will cat a quick Jmncr be·
fore taking up the papcn,ork The
workday. "hich has incluJed meet·
ings "ith fin anci::il officiJb, num-
ber crunching and a nur.:11 hon ~c ·
sion in banl..ruptC) court. j, not
O\er.
Welcome to the \\Oriti ol cn,j.,
. PHoros aY 1.£\H HOGSTDI, DA11.Y r1LOT
· After two days of sY'"Plng, planting and painting at Newport Harbor High, volunteer John Polovlna is ready to call it quits.
A clean sweep _
Students, volunteers come together over weekend to clean up Newport Harbor High School
Ardv L..MgldOrf, ~.couldn't alt on an Inner quad bencti tor 'fa!lg u BrMden Frankel was rolllng right along and
COV9lfng It with a fresh batch of paint. .
and we accentuated the natural
beauty of it."
_ This major clean-up by J 15
students Saturday and SundJy
was instigated by the
Navigators, a group started
three years ago by 20 dads '"ho
volunteered to improve th e
school for the welfare of their
children and the entire tudcnt
bOdy.
"We're here a lot. OJr I.ids
play sports here and we lO\C
· · the school," said Bob Steele,
president of the Navig.llors.
"It's a beaut if uJ campus but we
saw a need to revitalize it."
.
.. The campus hadn't been
scrubbed for more than 20
years, Steele said. The
Navigators' crusade began with
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~ook at plan Jor
sports lacility
in Costa Mes a
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hiring firm to evaluate
several classified pos1tic1s
in the Police Depanment.
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INDIX
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~Car was rear-ended
and pushed through toy
store, much like a similar
incident years ago at
the Toy Shop.
BY C.UOLYN Mll.L£ll,
StA1rWain1.
CORONA DEL MAR -
When Diane Nauman decided to
continue the legacy or the
venerable Toy Shop by opening
it' prototype, the Toy Boat, she
hod no idea just how uncanny
the similu11tic would be until
Snturdny.
Saturday morning Nauman wa
inside the Toy Uoat !>Crving
cu~tomer '~hen i.hc hcJrJ o loud
noise. I lcr hu~band. Gary, \\aS
in front of the !>lore :,\\ ccptng the
walkway" hen a )cllo" McrceJc
sedan with no dmcr cra,hcJ into
the rront \\indow of the !>lore.
hattering glJ'~ but injuring no
one.
11le Merccdc.,, "luch ":i
parli.ed .in front or the 'I O)' Uoat
was pu hed into the i.tore b) a
car parked behind it Jri,cn by an
elderly man.
The man's foot 01:c1dcnrnlly hit
hiii car's accelerator in-.tc.id of
the brake pedal, Nnuman niJ. ·
"It wns bizarre, rcjlly ~cird.''
said Diane Naum.111. \\ho.
immediately folio" ins the
inciJent, sent an cmplo~cc to •ct
Candi McNcilly, the former
°'"'ner of the Toy Store '"ho
\\as helping Nauman launch the
Toy Boat '' hich opened
Wednesday.
1 he crash \\as a treat.. .1 ident
to Nauman, but to Mc till. 11
''as a premonition of gooJ luck.
Nauman ~.hn't battled by the
accident itself. but bccau e a car
had al!.O era hcd into the
torcfront '"indow of the Toy
Store )Car earlier.
"l thought (the ut.:ddcnt) "jS
r1..al strange," M~Ncill> 'aid
"llut I told Diane \hjt her toy ,
Mme \\all p1lib.1hly he there 101
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the 1'') 'twc, "lud1 hJJ
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.JO )Car' until ~kl\1..tll)' dl.'.CsJ.:J
1 t \\ U l 11110: lo clO'>ll 11' dlXlT
"hen 11' kJ c c\p1rcd I'"'''
month t\Jumjn J\;dJcd to
open a "nubi tore. thc' ·roy
&at, at a lh;\\ I :ition.
"l J\>n't thin!.; of 11 a .. lu""'· I
wa~ ju I happy no one was
injured,'' ~ ;,aid.
The car cr:t!o.h cau cd no
further d.imai:e to the tore.
"hich remained open for
h~hine\!o, 'The ~:indow ~ill be
1 cpl aced Tue d.1).
a Monday. February 6, 1995
LOCALS ONLY
Middle class
Is simply a
state of mind
I 've never regarded myself as a
substantial and permanent
member of the middle class
because my income perilously
fluctuates between middle class
respect:1bility and lower class
Nancy
Mcintyre
59 Jnd
Ho lding
insolvency. I don't
earn enough
money to O\\ n a
tax shelter the size
or a phone booth.
l was
considerably
encouraged,
hov.ever, when I
rc:id a quote Crom
Newt Gingrich that
"Middle Class is a
state of mind."
Republicans
espouse that
self-discipline and
a strong work
ethnic count as much or more than
your income bracket. lf you don't
have the big bucks, all it takes is the
right middle class drive.
CITY EDITOR IRIS YOKOI, 574-4233
LOOKlllelACll
Since I have the first two virtues,
it occurred to me that my problem
might be I don't THINK MONEY.
lf I could work on this handicap,
one day I might be able to afford a
couple of middle class Cadillacs,
and a membership in a golf club.
The Western Canners Corp., as pictured in 1968, moved to Newport Beach in 1936 and ~ettled along Cannery Row on the Rhine Channel.
·Western Canners Corp. still dishes out for Newport
No tim e in hbtory has an
economic class been so eagerly
wooed by political parties of every
persuasion. Tax breaks are raining
down from the Congressional
heavens. Even the Vegetarian Party
is interested.in acquiring more
amucnt, low cholesterol
me mbc rsh i ps.
Ninety three percent of
Amcric:ins regard themselves as
middle class, indicating the country
may be more financially sound than
repon eJ since many couples in this
bracke1 ~ire earning seventy to
sevent> five thou a year, \\ ith a top
income as high as a hunJred or two
hundred grand.
At this junction, however, one
departs the comfortable life of the
Middle Kingdom for the' rarefied air
of the Worried Rich who, according
10 the natives, arc beset by kille r
taxes.
W alter M. Longmoor of Corona
del Mar was honored as an
Outstanding Citizen al
commencement ceremonies for the
Orange Coast College Class of 1967.
The award, given annually, is for
residents who have shown outstanding
service in education, the professions,
municipal government, international
good will, youth activities and charitable
organizations.
Longmoor was a member of the
original Orange Coast Junior College
District Board beginning in 1948. A
native of Canada, he attended high
school in Mesa, Ariz., and received his
B.A. degree from the University of
Southern California in 1916.
He became a clerk for the Curtis
Corporation, a food canning firm in
Long Beach in 1918.
By 1925, he was manager of the firm
and eight years later, he bought the
company with partner George
Tillinghast.
They renamed it the Western Canners
Corp. and moved it to Newport Beach in
1936, settling along Cannery Row on the
Rhine Channel. Thomas A. Thomas and
J. E. Spangler entered the partnership in
1937.
While operating the cannery,
Longmoor also served as a member of
the Newport Beach Planning
Commission for 14 years and was
chairman for 12 years.
He retired from the commission in
1959. He also served as president of the
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce
and of the Orange County Chamber.
Western Canners cO. was described
by Thomas A. Thom:is as a middle sized
cannery. It provided employment for
local citizens during the long Depression
years. At the close of operations, its
product was canned cat food, due to the
dwindling fish popul.ation in local
waters.
In 1968, the Western Canners Co. was
the lasi fish cannery in Newport Beach
10 close.
The fish, once so abundant on the
Newport Coast, were gone, drive·n away,
some say, b.Y. detergent pollution as the
city's population grew.
The structure was bought by
Unger-Pacific Corporation, run by
Robert and William Unger in 1971.
The cannery was torn down and
rebuilt as the Cannery Restaurant,
incorporating much of the· old cannery
machinery in its design.
-Compiled by Anne Spinn
•
SCHOOL DAYS
Walter Longmoor
Upward mobility takes more
money todny than in my youth when
you could step on the escalator to
success for twenty grand a year.
In addi1ion to the three principal
classes that divide our lifes(yles and
values, there are numerous
economic sub-classes. One is
Nouveau Poor. This is when your
broker informs you you r gold
mining investment in the Pitcarin
Islands has just bombed.
Kaiser studenJs are surfing · the Internet, learning about quakes
Another category is Financially
Embarrassed, a gentile term
indicating temporary insolvency so
you can't pay your tailor or club
dues.
And 1hen the re are "Windfalls,"
those breezy little miracles that
rc!.cue one from a dreary life of
scrimping: A rich uncle leaves you
his fortune and ancestral laods in
England; you win the Publishers
Clearing House Sweepstakes; a
leading book publisher buys
your scientific study on The Sex
Life of the Centipede, for a huge
advance.
With both political parties
offering substantial lures to the
middle class, we're likely to sec
some surprising new converts to
respectability like "Rappers For
Family Values" -who are willing
to relinqui!.h their hip life!.tylc for
sizable t<i'< deductions.
NDnq MclnlJrc's column appears
every Monday.
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KAIS ER ELEMENTARY
K aiscr Elementary students are
"surfing the 'Net." Bruce Hall's
and Susan Harry's six th-graders are
riding the technology waves, studying
current events like the recent disastrous
earthquake in Kobe, Japan.
With the help of l:xpcrt Valerie Hack-
barth of UCl's Department of Educa-
tion, they are also diving into video pro-
duction. From concept to final editing,
students arc producing outstanding, in-
formative public service announcements
on topics such as the DARE program
and bicycle helmet safety.
Closer to home, fou rth-grade students
are making a big splash. A community
service effort pioreered by Dee Mat-
tcrn 's class is in motion. Ms. Mattcrn's
students, along with Jackie Muxncr's and
Marilyn Byrne's, have been busy making
placemats and treat cups for the Meals'
on Whe.els program. Parent volunteer
Joyce Belmonte then delivers them to
the organization for distribution. This
project has brought joy to many -espc-
c~lly the students themselves!
Wading through the numerous pud-
dles, courtesy of our recent rainstorms,
proved worthwhile for Kaiser students
this month. "The Kids on the Block,'' a
puppet presentation on cultural differ-
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ences sponsored by the Assistance
League, was cnthqsiastically greeted by
all third-grade classrooms. All students
were 'treated to an excellent assembly on
Harriet Tubman, thanks to Kaiser's \\On-
derful Parent-Faculty Organization.
We've also had plenty of time to enjoy
Mother Nature·s demonstration of the
water cycle and weather conditions this
month, but have decided enough is
enough!
-By Carol L:tng's 11ft11-grade cl:JSs
KILLYBROOKE ELEMENTARY
K illybrooke School will play host to a
Jog-A-Thon on Friday, Feb. 17, in
order to raise funds for our school. Our
school needs support from the
community in the areas of donations,
prizes and your time. We neeJ at least
40 volunteers.
The Science Fair is another .activity
that benefits K..illybrookc students. You
may come see the interesting displays
our students have put together on Feb.
23. The Science Fair helps students
explore new techno)ogies in science.
This year's Reflections contest theme
was "Dare to Discover." The students
revealed their talents in literature,
music, photography or visual arts. The
four winners this year were Brynn . .
WEATHER
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B.ilboa to mostly sunny
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Costa Mesa
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Wedge 3.5 w 7:21 p.m ........... 2.0
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w.st to southwest 4:50 p .. m ........... J.6
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afternoon, 1 ·2 loot 1:34 p.m ........... 2.l
wind waves, 5 loot Water temp.: 60
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Rybacck, Somer Flaharty, Katie Bitler
:ind Sandy Nguyen.
Robert's .1hirtl-gr:1de.
We honore<l DARI:. Oftlccr Ed Walsh
at our Spirit A\\:ud~ As~embly.
Fourth-graders enjo)ed a 1rip to the San
Juan Capb1r~1110 f\lt.,!.ion in cunnection
"ith their stud) ol eJrl)' California
history.
As you may already know, the DARE
program is for K..illybrooke students in
the first th rough sixth grades. This
month, our sLxth-grade students will
have their DARE Graduation ceremony.
DARE is a great p~ogram that teaches
children about the meaning and harm of
drugs, alcohol and cigarettes.
Our tc~1chcrs and students are
lc::irning to be 1cchnolug) "izards and
arc makang learning tun by incorporating
technology into their lc-.sons. We feel
fortunate at Mariner!. to be on the
cutting edge of thi:. exciting educational
re\olu1ion.
-By Brynn Ryb:icek :uid
Somer Fl:Jherty, si.xth-gr:Jde students
MARINERS ELEMENTARY
W e arc full of Mariners' Pride this
month because of the many
accomplishments of our students. We
received the results of the PTA
Reflections contest and we w·cre excited
to see that m:lny of the winners were
part of our Mariners FAimily:
As a commun11y of le:irncr!., '~e are
trying to read as nuny bool..s as we can.
Last yea r ou r grand total \\•as 70,000
book:.! This year our goal is I00,000
books. We arc happy to report that· we
arc more than half way there . Our total
10 date is 54.000 buoks. We wilLkecp up
the good work and remember, JUST
READ!
Micho,119' Long (2nd place, Literatu re)
Kelly McKenna (3rd place, Literature)
Kelli McKcndry (1st place, Literature)
Vanessa Long (2nd place, Literature)
Felicity Claire (2nd place, Literature)
Katie Pfcmmons (1st place,
-By Elyse Poppers, ASB Presjdent
Photography)
School Days Is .a feature th.at nms
on Frld.ay1 .and Mond.ay11 the next
b.atch of 1chool reports 1vill .appcu-
on Frlday. Th e reports .are
submitted from each Jndlvld wal
•cbool. If you have q uestlon1 .about
bo1v to get ncw1 .about your •cflool
Jndudcd, c.aJ/ City Edltor Irls YokoJ
•t 574-4233. . •
Brett Brownian (3rd place,
Photography)
Class of the Month awards went to
Mr. Hugh's fourth-grade and Mrs.
SCHOO L LU NCHU Fog oUel's sunblock for beactiuoers
Newport Mes.a NEWPORT UEACH -The foggy sl..ics and Elementary school chilly weather of Sunday cloud<+! the promise meals this week; of an curly summer which thot.a!.:lnds of
Monday: Chicken bcuchgocrs reve led in Saturday.
fried stcnk, mashed "There's a 180-dcgrec change in the potatoes, seasoned weather," said Trodd Uancroft, a lifeguard vegetables, pineapple supcrvbor at Crysrnl Cove State Uc~ch. cup, milk .. ..
"Yesterday ($aturday) was picture perfect -Tu~~day: Dean and clear, sunny, warln -today (Sunday) it's so
cheese burrito or roast foggy I can barely see the beach.''
beef and cheese Saturday the beach crowd ::it Crystal Cove
s::indwich, carrot sticks, numbered about 4,000 people am.I Sunday, wi th
pineapple cup, milk.
Wednesday: Turkey
temperatures at 57 d'egrees it was only half of
that, Uancroft ~aid.
corn dog or roast beef Marine safety officer Mitch White said the sandwich, seasoned foggy conditions hat.I abo blanketed Newport corn, cinnamon Beach making it difficult to sec how m:my
applesauce, milk. people flocked to ib shorcii. According to a
Thursday: Piua . statistical sheet, ubout 75,000 people visited the
sandwich or hot ham beach Saturday, White aid.
and cheese, salad, milk. A spokesman for the National Weather
Frid•y: Fish nuggets, Service said low clouds and fog 1ue expected
totor tots, peaches,~ this mornin~ith tcmbrrature1 alon~ the coast
dinner roll, Jello, milk. in the hi1h ond in and hip in t e 70s. .
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Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily PHot Monday, February 6, 1995 3
Once again, SharlH-CoronaP Gates takai over canter stage
0 K, YOU ARE ALL UNDER
ARREST -ln
Wednesday'~ opus
regarding our county's $h:unbles,
you may recall, this weighty
LocaJ
Scene
question was
raised: ''Yipe~.
isn't anyone in
control around
here?''
And whaddya
know? Within 48
hours, right on
cue, came the
front-page
headlines
trumpeting that
Sheriff-Coroner
Drad Gates is
galloping to the ·
rescue. G•ltes,
who knows a
power shortage when he sees.one,
reportedly has been forming his
own spqrlal posse to track down
Tempting
Valentine
Gifts
St.arcing
at$2.79
• Sugar-free candies
& Chocolates
• Hand-Dipped 'Ifuffie Cnocolates
Reg. & Sugarfrtt
evildoers and right the wrongs.
"Sheriff Fills Vacuums," blared
one headline.
Isn't this mindful of 1981, when
President Reacan was shot, and
Secretary of State Alexander Hal&
promptly seized the White House
podium? Before the dazed
journalists could even unstrap
their notebooks, the retired
fouMtar general proclaimed that
he was "now in control here."
So the formidable Gates is once
again assuming center-stage and
we're lert to wondering \\-hich role
he'll be playing. Will he \\-Car his
sherifrs hat and round up the bad
guys? Or will he don his coroner's
guise, and start tagging toes?
Whatever, this scenario won't be
dull. I've known Brad Gates for
most or his badge-wearing career,
and can attest that he has the guts
to clean up the rowdiest of
saloons.
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NOW YOU KNOW -Why is
corporate turnaround maven
Sanrord Slgololf known as "Ming
the Merciless?" What else would
you call a trouble-shooter who
usually charges $500 an hour, not
counting his expensive aides?
Benny the Benevolent?
0
IT'S CERTAINLY WORTH A
FR.EE 800 CALL -The missive
looks official enough, affoced with
the scat or Orange County and all,
but I'm skeptical. Herc's what it
says:
"Tired or >'OCJr job? Sick or
\\Orking 40 hours or more just to
feed your family? Would you like
to relax all day and still have all
the benefits of a full-time job?
"If you answered yes to any of
these questions, you should move
to California, 'The Welfare State.'
"If you qualify (and only
working people don't} )OU can
receive the following: free housing,
free utilities, free food, free
medic.at insurance, free c:ish, free
transportation, free legal services.
"This program is not limited to
three or six months, as in other
states. ln California you can
collect for lire. Some or our
families have received benefits for
two generations.
"So, if you would like to recei\'e
all of this without working for a
living, just call the Department of
Social Services at 1-SOO·Frceload.
Even the call is free."
0
OLD TIMERS WILL
REMEMDER -As long as
there's a chance that baseball
clubs may recruit replacement
players, Carlos Moreno of Corona
det Mar hopes they'll bring back
two former Phillies: second
• Chopler 7 Bankruptcy
• Conlroci\
• lonclord-Tenant Disputes • Troffic Defense
ond Evidioos . • Civil ~hga'.lon
• Wils • Coled.ions • DM>rce • Adoptions • lemon Autos • Business lfigotion • Military Low
MAURICE E. WRIGHT
• ~ • • • • • • '-' I. ... • :. ' •
• . ·: .• •1...~,t~•,t,,~ : .. "-:"': ..
714-979-8330 <Ad '1 '"'''"'
baseman Bobby Wine and
shortstop CoolJe Rojos.
.. Ah," he sighs, "those \\ere the
days or Wine and Rojas."
(Sudden Th:l\\t: How about Pete
Rose for county tre:isurer?)
0
WORST WORDPLAY OF THE
WEEK -Magazine columnist
Link MathC\\'SOn 4has her own idea
regarding that sinkhole reported
last ''eek on the Costa Mesa (55)
Free\\ay.
She thinks it should be
dedicated to our Mexican tncnd'>
and named "Sinkhole de ~1:l~o.'
0
GE1Tl:'\G RIGHT TO THE
DOTT0~1 Of THINGS -
Sometimes it tal..es a \isuing
auslander to offer fresh insight on
the OJ. Simpson extra\ag.inza.
Vie'' ing the trial at ncphe"
Mark N:lckcr's home in Da)side
r
\< 1llage, Arlene \\ cbber of
M1l\\aukee com)l\cnted upon the
pr0\1m1ty or the-·lt\")ers' tables.\
"It I~ a~ though they·re
tf)tng," :,he said, "to get into e:i..ch
other's briefs"
0
SllOULO SELL ZILLlONS OF
COPIES -Jack \\ inn•or Cost;i
Me!oa "ants me to recommend 3
liter:lry agent. Hi!. mJnuscnpt isn't
fintshcd, but it':, about county
fin;.inces. The \\-Orl..mg tith!: "How
to Make M1lhons In Your; Spare
Timi!, StJrung \\llh Dllhons"
0
liRE, \\ 1:.'LL FOLLOW YO
A.Vr\\Jll:.IU: -Dumpcrsnicl..er of
the: \\Ce!.. comci. from Chili Bill
S\\;lnSOn, \\ho report:. tailing~
J.igu;.ir ~porting this legend· ··Tru~t •
me, I'm a La")er."
Jerry J\obrin's column nppr:Jr:,
.1\londa) :wd H't'dnrsd.aJ.
lSTAB. 1977 ~ /Jiisl-f ~\)" NEWPORT BEACff
NEWPORT'S BEST KEPT SECRET
~°"'t RJll OINNtR lVUlY TIJlSDAY S6 95
AND GREAT FOOD EVERY DAY
EXCEPT THURSDAY
TACOS 0'1,'\ YON tliUltSDAY l fOfl SI 50
MON. -FRI.: From 4 p.m.
SAT. -SUN.: Br'Unch fTom 9, Dinner At 5
675-2340
3011 Newport Blvd. -On the PenlnsulA
Secure Horizons would like to give
you 6 less things to worry about.
D<>l'' your pbn ch.trgL' L'\.Pl'll'-1\ L'
prL'miltlll!°'~ .\t ')ycut-c I lo ri1on< our
plan premium• j..., ~o. 1 n .tdditton. '' L.'
pro\ ide lC)("Y1v ho...,pit.tlt1;tt1on~ \nd do<..-
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.th!°'olut L'I~ no deduuihk tor .111y cm L'rL·d 'L'I'\ tl L'
~1\'~ilahk· th_rough our plan.
\'ision GHL.'~ See wh:tt you think
=-.-~-!M.iiiilt' of thh: examination:-. are :I\ ail.thk
for only ~~. '' hile cyegl;t...,:-.l''· ii
needed. :ire ju~t a lo\\' S20 e\ L'l'f-l\\'O ye.1r ..... It'~
ju:-.t .tnotlwr example of the Senin: I lori1nn' pl.in
for go<>d he.11th.
,
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\\'l' uH1tract '' ith ..,<>lllL' of tlw finL''t pri\ ate
pranice phy,ician .... tor ~ ou t<> l ho<>'l'
from. And ,·nu cm rl''t .i.... .... urL·d ch.it
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cJi..,counted :1:-. ''ell. .. '
--Dex:' your pl.tn indud1..: prt..''tripttnn 1..0\ L.'rage tot
no additional pn.:m1umi \\uh '°'L'cttrL·. H on1on'.
you c.m get rn.1n\ hr~tnd n.ttHL'' .rnd genL·r"-
medicttton' In un nur PrdL'ffL.'d Drug Lt't tor onh
...,-And "c .tl .... o h.tH: .t l'tl''U 1pt1nn \1.ul "'"-'f\ in:
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regular lu~i' ddiH·n:d right to \ nur homL· tor onl~
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or $-6 through mail :-.1..·1\ ice for .1 thrL.'L'-month 'upph >.
l 'nlikL" man~ otht·r pl.1n ..... our \kmher
~en iCL' Dep.111mL'nt !-ipL·n .. tl11L'' tn 'L'lltt)r'
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n:present .. llt\ e' ''ill \\ orh co I tnd .1 ,nJuc1on \I.I~ Ix.-
that's lme rc .. t"'on \\L' rL' n11l' t>I thL· 1.trgL''t \kd11...trt'
ri:-.k plan' in thL· n.llt<>n. \\1th n\ l'I °'no.ooo mL·mlwr ....
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If) our cunvnt lw.tlth pl.Ill 1,11 t up tn thL· .... r.mJ.trd-.
of our he.tlth pl.tn umw cu n nL· lll ch....-me1..·ttng'
listed twin''. \ ..... t11...·, rL·prL''L·nuti' L' "111 hL· n n Jund
to an!-.\\ er all ) our quL',tion"' .tnd g1\ 1..· 'nu .tn .1j1pli-;
L'ation. Or c~tll u' .It 1-800-282·994'"1 . \\1..· d LK' h .. tpp.~ -)
tn explain h<w• , < •H l m ~L·t 1rn 1rt· ~< 1r \ .. o.ur lic .. tl.Lh ·.1r.e
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SecureHorizOns
Offered b_y PacifiCare
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Coco's
1S1 Newport Center Drive
1ewport Beach
Tuesday, February 7 • 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.
Wednesday, February 1 S • 10:00 a.m. & 2:00 p.m.
Bredkfast Served at 10:00 a.m.!
Pie & Coffee Sen~d aJ 2:00 p.m.!
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~....etTMlmtee
P:ircnts and \'Oluntccrs can help
pick the theme or this )'Car's
CO')ta ~ltsa High School Grad
Night during a Grad Night
planning meeling th:it st:ms al
7 p.m. in the school's library.
Cosla Mesa High School 1s
located on Fainiew across from
Orange Coast College. For
more infomuuion, call
75 1-6415.
wa1nu• WORKSHOP
Author. editor and professor of
crcntivc writing Nancy Brooks
Ra)l lcnds a "ricer's wort.shop
Mond:iy anJ Thursday
nflemoons from 3 to 5 p.m.,
Feb. 6-23 nt the Newpon Beach
Center or Coa tline College,
:?6:?7 Vist:i Dd Oro in Nc"'port
lknch. Share )OUr writing "ith
others; bring photocopies to
fim meeting. C~t is S59 for all
SI\ meeungs. For more
informnuon. cnll 6+t-13S.$. To'
n:giqcr, cnll Coastline College
..it :?.$1-6186.
PAJAMA STORnlMI
Children ages 3 to 7 ar.c
encouraged to wear their
pajam:is :ind bring a Ca\'Oritc
stuffed nnim:il to Pajama
Stol)timc, n series of Mond:iy
night story sessions at the
Newport Bench Central Libr:iry.
1000 Avocado Ave. The 7 p.m.
sessions last h:ilf an hour and
run through March 14. Call
717-3800 for more information.
A..D.D. LICTUH
"A11cntion Deficu Di order:
The Big Picture" is the titl e of
a free lecture presented from 7
to 8:30 p.m. by Joan Andre\\s
at Coastline Counseling Center.
1~00 Quail St., Suite 105 in
:"!c\\port Beach. For more
information. call 476-0991.
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pdating the technology in the
computer room and making it less
cramped and more conducive to
learning.
Then, over breakfast o
morning Steele and another
Na\.igator, John Polovina, decided
to expand on improving the school
environmcm with a general
clean-up outside and gradually
tackle the antiquated inside.
"There's so much to do, the
whole p'roject is overwhelming -
it's never been done before," said
Polovina, who has two children
attending the school. "The only
way to get this done is through
volunteer help and don:uions,
especially 'With the state of Orange
Coun1y -they can't do it."
COUNCIL.
Fre• P•9• 1
In addition to sweeping the
school .. walkways and cteaniaa the
outdoor furniture, the stale yellow
waUs inside Dodge Hall were
painted a fresh white and the
other buildings will be painted as
time and resources permit;
Polovina said.
Steele said local companies who
manufacture cleaning products
donated the environmentally safe
p3int and cleaners that will resist
the clements and graffiti. Local
nurseries donated the plants.
Some of the students earned
credits toward community service
hours for their efforts, others were
inspired by school spirit.
"It looks a lot better, it was
really drab and dumpy," said
Ofkide Housion, 17, a senior.
"(The school) did 1hings for me,
it's nice to return the favor."
of the goals include drafting ordinances targeting vagrants, creating
more programs for you1h, initiating a citizen-police !raining program and
clamping down on problem residential motels.
• Formula1ing a specific plan for Newport Boulevard. Oty staffers will
present the counsel with three options, aJI aimed at identifying needs
and problems in the area. They inch1de forming a community-based ad-
visory group that would recommend improvements, hiring a consultant
to handle the task or conducting the evaluation using the city's staff.
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return to his former post. The
Board of Supervisors is interview-
ing candidates for what wiU be-
come an interim county chief ex-
ecutive officer. Although new can-
didates continue to be added to
the county's short list, the board
could make an appointment as
early as next week.
Until that happens, Uram re-
mains in charge, trying to be more
than a "caretaker" while the coun-
ty searches for a longer-term
CAO.
One of his first priorities, Uram
says, is to ensure the underwriters
that the $40 million in cuts autho-
rized by the management council
are being carried through. Next
week, he will tackle the task of
setting aside union employee con-
tracts in order to facili1ate the
cuts.
"This whole procedure generally
takes 30 to 60 days," Uram s3id.
"We're doing it in 14."
While Uram's financial back-
ground equips him to deal with
fiscal and budgetary iss~cs, Uram
says that many county employees,
including himself, are testing un-
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Newport Beach/COata Mesa Dally Piiot
charted waters.
An administrator for most of his
28-year professional career, Uram
admits that be docs not h:ive CAO
experience, nor h3s he been
briefed on his duties. The board's
decision to demote Schneider and
place Ur:lm in charge wns made
behind closed doors without
Uram's knowledge.
Once the decision was made,
however, Uram said tha1 the board
stepped back and let him do his
work. The various coun1y de-
partment heads, who do not repon
to Uram, have been supportive as
well, he says.
Still, he says, the demands of his
new job can be overwhelming.
Even the task of guarding pri' i·
leged information can be difficull.
"You know things that )OU
don't want to know and it's hard
not to say them. Out 1hcy could
have repercussions on Wall
Street," Uram said. "l asked the
District Attorney to cape my
mouth shut and keep me 1hcre.
lnforma1ion is po"cr and you
can't abuse that."
Uram praises the actions 1ha1
have been taken since 1he county
filed for Chapter 9 bankruptcy on
Dec. 6. Restruc1uring team chair-
man Thomas Hayes's efforts to liq-
ui®te the trtasurer•s investment
pool have been successful, Uram
S3id, particularly in light of the
Federal Rescr\-e's decision Thurs-
day to hike the interest rates.
Now th:it the pool is liquid,
Uram S3)'S the county must deter-
mine the remaining value of its
funds and figure out how to p:iy
its debts.
The process of settling with the
creditors will be a difficult one
since the county can not afford to
make all of its debtors 100%
whole, according to Uram.
"We'll need to be innovative to
settle the creditors," Uram said.
"We m:iy need to restructure debt,
borrow money, even use the
dreaded 't-word.' Whatever it
takes."
Uram m:iy not be at the helm
"hen the ch:inges i.tart to occur.
Dul until the new administrator is
selected, he says he will continue
to do what is asked of him, at:ccpt-
ing the loss or sleep, exercise and
leisure time that come with deal-
ing with a crisis situation.
"We h:i"e to do this right the "'
first time. Th:it's the story," Uram
said. "I don't want the county to
fail."
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SPORTS EDITOR ROGER CARLSON, 642-4330, ext. 223
Sailors · have the answer for Mesa
..,.. Both teams discover some
positive things with playoffs
looming in next two weeks.
BY BAllllY FAULKNER, Sl'Olln Wam:a
COSTA MESA -lt
was nothing but a pr:ic·
tice quiz when host •
Cost:i Mesa High and
Newport Harbor got to·
gether for an intra-
district girls basketball clash Saturday
night.
Out, coaches from the Sailors and
Musrnngs may have uncovered answers
th at could provide full credit with the C!f Southern Section playoffs .looming
just less than two weeks away.
Coach Shannon Jakosky's Tars,
ranked eighth in Orange County and
third in the Division Ill section poll,
took home a 48-43 .,.ictory, as well as
the reassurance they can win on the
road and handle inteosive defensive
pressure.
man Mary Anderson may be the bcst-
k.ept secret in their seven-player tota-
taon.
Mesa (16-8), ranked seventh in Divi-
sion Ill but likely to fall after dropping
its second game in three days, rediSCOv·
ered the value of ~eniot Raeme Payne,
whose return to the starting lineup may
be. permanent after a career-high 11
points.
"h was a good \\in for us, against a
very good team," said Jakosky, ,.,.ho, as
usual, is anxious to· refine a few things
before the Sailors
take another po·
tential crack at a
share of the Sea
View League title
Thursday night at
I ea g u e-1 ea ding
Woodbridge, the
No. 1 team in the county.
The 5-foot-11 Schutz, pitted against
6-1 All-Pacific Coast League junior
Corri Lurm:inn, matched her career-
high with 14 points and also amassed 13
rebounds and fi,·e steals.
steals}, continues to dazzle down the
stretch, adding valuable backcourt
depth to starters Mandy Clayton, Jenny
Jennings and Andree Verhubt.
Jennings poured in nil1$ of her 11
points in the opening quarter and
added six rebounds, while Verhulst fin-
ished with eight points and four assists.
Payne, known primarily as a de·
fensive force during her pre\"ious tenure
as a starter, had been roming off the
bench of late. But Whitacre gave her
the starting nod once more, and was
thoroughly im-
pres~ed.
"I think
that's a (lineup)
change we may
stick with," said
Whi t acre,
whose squad
was put in i:l second-quarter hole when
Newport spurted for the final 11 points
or the half to lead, 30-17, at the! break.
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The Sailors ( 19-4) also know senior
center Melissa Schutz can shine against
a quality post opponent, and that fresh
The 5-foot-6 Anderson, ,.,.ho did ev·
el)thing but score against the Mustangs
(eight rebound , four as ists and two
Mesa put together a 10-2 run early in
the third quarter, but got no closer than
five points. Lurmann finished with 10
points and<JlO boards, whi le teammate
Chanel Anderson added IO paints and
eight rebounds. Mesa's Koo Kim, Raeme Payne (23) mix it up with Andree Verhulst and Mary Anderson (~5} . :
Road not so ·rriendly for Ila's '95 debut
..,.. In .first college start away from home,
Borders knocked out in fourth inning
of SCC's 8-6 loss to UC San Diego.
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little wild is good. It can keep hit-~ llt ~ ters honest, stop them from lean :
ing too far over the plate if yo~'re' t;~
cpnsbtently pitching outside. ~ I
Ila Dordcrs, in her season •, ~ ... ; o-•
debut, and her fir~t starting per-
formance on the road in a college baseball game,
didn't walk a batter Saturday against UC San
l)icgo.
"Maybe th:it \\3S the problem, ma)be 1 should
have, "she said. ,\J sucl..cd today."
Borders, no doubt her toughest critic, lasted only
3~ inning; against the Tritons, who defeated the
sophomore fcl)lalc southpaw and Southern CaJifor·
nia College, 8-6, in the second game of a non-
conference doubleheader.
An estimated crowd of 100 gave Borders a warm·
hearted ovation when she was announced over the
public-address system, while taking her strides to
the mound in the bottom or the fir~t inning.
"That wa~ really nice, but l don't deserve it after
this game," sa1d Borders, whose
53-pitch performance ended in
the fourth inning, when Triton
shorbtop Chris Miyake, their No.
3 hitter, laced a run-scorin,g sin-
gle to left-center field, the last of
nine hits that Border~ ~ould
alluw. •
Four of the six runs Borde~
yielded were unearned, putting
TIE IA WATCH her early-season earned-run aver-
•Starts: 1
• llnngs pitched. 3~
• Record. 0-1 •ERA: 9 81
•Hits. 9
• Strikeouts: t
•Walks: 0
age at a forgettable 9.81.
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Ila Borders is scheduled to pitch for first time at home Friday when SCC faces Whittier ColleQ_e.
fishing for a 2·2 curveball in the dirt. ~ . ' ' :-' in synch. ~vcn thn.:e of her fi rst fou r \\arrnup tosses -
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holit UC !:>:.in 0 10.:go •. • · -
"It'., big nC\\) lur tlk:lll. bcCJU'.: \hC'
didn't pitch 111 S.:in Dicfu 1., .. 1 ~.:Jr,·· ... 1:J •
· Pat y u1lle n, 501.11)11!,rn Cililortii.J Coll,..cc ... :
· athl~ic publ icise. .. She ''J "suppo .. cJ.t0
. ·pitcH in relief l.a~t y~ar :ig-:si!1sr Pu1nt
Loma·, but she· ne\er got in. so the~\ c · •:.
ne~er seen her." .
. mui1g others on'h:.s.nd lu \\.1tdl ·-'
Dor c~' \\:t:. Kell; Hcllhian. :t:!""-~o.:~u-ol.J
San 0 11..-go \\U,11an, \\ho tncJ out S1..1,J"~ ..
for th.c Colorato Sihcr Uulkh
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spu! ts." ~ · -
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ol l·amc Ill ('oop~t)l\1\\ n. !\ Y • Jl1J .
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• Next start. Friday
vs. Whittier College
(home), 2:30 p.m.
Borders (O·J), a base hit away
from getting off the hook with a
no-decision in the seventh (and
final) inning, fell. to 2-5 in her
SoCal College career, one that
commanded International head-
lines in '94 after she became t he
first woman to win and complete
a gome in collegiate baseball, as
Although Borders did not issue a free pass, her
control was questionable with her inability to pitch
inside, allowing UCSD hitters to si t back and wait
for her off-speed stuff.·
we re high ..
Dordcrs' cunc"11 \\;1'1 her out pitch, co:ixing Tri-
torfohittcrs to pa19 or lly ou t in ni ne of their 11 outs.
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well as becoming the inaugural female in recorded
history to"pitch in an NCAA or NAIA contest.
Five of the hits Dordcrs gave up against UC San
Diego (2-0), which opened its season against the
Vanguards (0-4), \\ere hit hard, though Borders af·
leeward felt there were more.
Her Vanguard teamn~ates, ~ho loade.d the b~es
in their final at-bat with their best hitter (desig-
nated hitter Josh Sewell) al the plate with two out,
did litlle to help her defensively. T~o Errors in the
first led to an unearned run, while a two-base
throwing error by SCC center fielder Ryan' Seidel
contributed to another.
.. "The whole key is making the routine plays, and
·we're not making the routine plays, and defense is
supposed 10 be the strength or our game," sec
Coach Charlie Phillips said.
Borders' lone strikeout came in the fourth, when
Triton DH Dante Spencer, the No. 9 batter, went
".l'he only thing we were trying to do was wait
and not get in front of the ball," said UCSD right-
handed leadoff hitter Eric Quandt, who roped three
singles and a double in four trips lo the plate, in-
cluding three hits against Borders, all to the op-
posite field.
"Last year," Quandt added, "she lasted a little
longer against us ( e'en innings in a 4-3 UCSO
win}, but there was a lot of hype before that game,
and this year, we knew "hat to expect. We were
preparing for her mentally. She h:iS good control of
her stuff, but mentally we were-just thinking of her
as a pitcher, not just the first ~oman pitcher.
''Basically, our coach (~bert Fletcher) was tell-
ing us to wait back and don't try to jack.everything,
or you'll ju t ground out to shortstop. Her pitches
look so fat, but if you try and pull everything, you'll
ground out every time." ,
Borders' bread and butter, her sinker, ·wus never
"My sinlfer \\OylJn't <lo 3.rl)lhing," lohe said.
"Left-handers usually hJ\O th~t tail . bu t l didn't
have the co rrect i.p111 on 11
"lt was ~y first game on·thc ro:i~. ~o l \\as n't e~
pecting to do the grcJlC)I. But ne:-.t lime, there ·arc·
no excuses if I'm on th1.. ro.id Hopefully, next time.
l can put on a better '"o"."
That next time '"II be at home on Friday, \\hen
the Vanguards pl.t~ \\ h111 icr Coll ege (Dordcrs
pitched at W,hillier Chrb11;in High). Uut according
to Phillips, adjuo,tm cnts J rc m.1ndatory.
"They hit C\cry b.1ll to Che ri~ht !.i<le, because she
wasn't pitching in!.1dc," Phillip-. aid. "Not a lot of
balls were hit th~ll harJ, but it docsn 't matter if
they fall in. (Pitching in,1lk ) i a point that "c\e
got to prove to her. bccau c tcJms no\y koow \\hat
she thro\\S, and if lihe doesn't throw inside, it'.!>
going to .be a long } car."
The opening chapter of ll.1 ·95 lu led a!. long as u
floating sinker in the middle of the plate.
• \\lien Uordcn. lo~t 11} UC SJn 11.: ,,, } 4 -~. l.1,t \CJ< at humc rn J ~tllllll! • \
l!C\Cn·111111ng ouung. SCf c,l.ith~{'flJrl1 •.
Ph1l11ps "a; '.:ho.:ni..:nl ~ll>\'.lul t~S: r.:iuin ....
he tovl.. from l rnon plJ~c'' 111,thc
dugc..lut. "La!\t ~ \tr, )\p..11.;,cr 1pppc.."T ~J 1-1
<lone," UCSO o.1ch Rl•bcrt!Fkt.:h~·r ,,.uJ~
"But I don't tl111I.. 11 ".:i' the"~' h,l,,
some dJ1mcd. I "a a dc:111 g";n·.:. I J .1·1
think the truth ' ·'' pri1u.:tl. l ut 'om · •
thiiAg' hJppencJ Ucncll-jv.:l..1..\nn • gl1.: vll ~
but I ti) to keep our gu~' Jc..m n
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(9 ~l f.ift.:r-unc t'..1r1. ,,1011.: uf h1..1 .:. r1..1.1
Sl<th .It SCC arc 1111 1.:,pc~l.11,lo:.
She\ :!·5 Ill 5J 1nnmgll. \\1th 1~ \\,111..,
. and ~c,cn Jril.1.:0 h . Sh\.''s g1~\:n up 5~ ,
hib \\tlh a ctirc cr LRA ol 3 39. l -1!;~' R.idJ.JrJ Vu 11
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SAN DIEGO -
Overall, it was not the
·kind of day'that Char-
lie Phillips and his
Southern California
College Vanguard
baseball team had
planned.
Ready to unveil female pitching sen·
sation Ila Borden in the second game
of a doubleheader at UC San Diego
Saturday, SCC went out and was
drubbed by the Tritons in the first
game, 16-4.
UCSD completed' the sweep of the
twin bill, 8~6, in a even-in ning night·
cap, tagging Borders with the lo . The
Vanguards dipped to 0-4 overall with
the double-def cats.
In the first game, the Triton!. ex·
ploded for 16 runs on 13 hit~ 1n the
team•s season opener.
UCSD, ranked third in th<! NCAA
Division Ill poll, wns led by AJ Del·
Favero, who went 3 for 5 with a double
and two RBl.
Craig BU'k hit a three-run homer in
the first inning, while Dan O'Brien
dro"e in a pair at runs on two doubles.
Left-hander Steve Height struc~ out
t~rce while walking none to pick up the
win.
SCC's Ryan Holman, the first of four
V11nguard hurlers, was knocked out in
the third inning and suffered the loss.
The Vanguards, wM had been held
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to ju t one run 1n prc\lous lo.'>l.cs to Cal ·
• Pol) Pomona and Cal St:lle. Dominguez
Hill , did all of lheir sconng In the fir ... 1
t\\O• foning~: coring a pair of run in
both th e first and ccond.
R}an Seidel ha,d :i triple an.J. Jo,h
Sc\\~U doubled to pace SCC.
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ALI 0 VIEJO -The Newport
H:irbor High WKSlting team fin-
i)hcd fir\t in the team competition
Saturday :u the Ali~ Niguel eight·
~ay tourn:iment.
Top cffons for the S:iilors were
turned an by Joey Keyes (128
pounds), Josh Hoblick {148), Jc;sse
Rodriguez (155) and Rick Beaub-
ouf (192), who each fin1shed un-
beaten :ind first in their r~spcctive
~eight cla~ es.
A h)l of Newport wrestlers "ho
placed, with finish 3nd record:
106-Mitt large (lhird, 4-1, one pin);
128-Joey ke-yts (tint, S..0, MO pins);
138-lsruf Bucio (second, 4-1, ont pinf:
148-Josh Hobli<'li: (tirst, S..O, four pins,
one tcdlniul decision); 15S-Jesse
RoJiriiuez (lirst, S-0, 1hree pins, ont maj<>f
techn1al decision); 163-Eric Edler (third,
4· 1 ); 192-Ridl 8e1ubouf (first. S-0, three
pins, one tedlnic.ll decision); Hl'i-J.uon
Dcci-e (third, 4-1, one pin, one majM
tcchnic.\l dtxislon).
Estancia glrls nip Capo
The Estancia High girls b~ket
ball team took a break from Pa-
cific Coast League play and
brought home a 47-46 victory al
Capi~trano Valley on Saturday
night.
Cyndi Richards did it with two
free throws with 0:02 left to cap a
rally \\hich erased a 14-point defi·
cil in the last 4:01.
The Eagles improved to 14·6 over-
all.
fatancia ii. 4-4 (fourth place) in
Pacific Coast League play ~ith
league rc~uming on Tuesday night
at Albo Niguel.
UT&llCIA •7. CAPO YALLIY 46
CST ANC1A -DoMi~ 5, Wlkz t,
lidl1rds 10, Nollftd 7.~ 7. J. Mceai1in
4, loberuon 2, ~ 2, llodripa 1.
CYO VAU.fY -Franllin •. Se.toll 2,,
1Cl1RI t, fle:nling 2, Oelg.ado 7, ~ 2.
Score by Q\lolttcn
ht.anc:i.I 7 1 10 1'-.,
Yoo V&tley 5 14 It 1-~ technials: ~ V1llty ~.
•In a college men•s game:
Southern California College (l~
13 overall, 2·6 in the Golden State
Athletic Conference) couldn't get
it done Saturday night, despite
playing at home, and ·dropped an
82-58 decision to Point Loma Naz-
arene.
•Jn college women's action:
Despite shooting just 37% from
the noor for the game, SoCal Col-
lege (14~9, 5-2) easily handJcd vis-
iting Point Loma Nazarene (9·15,
1-6) Saturday, 73-55.
Newport 111.m Blrons
NEWPORT BEACH -The
Newport Harbor High field hockey
forces advanced lo the first round
of the post-senson tournament on
Saturday with a 2-0 victory over
Fountain Valley at Harper Com·
munity Center.
Kelly Diemer and Piper
Archibald had the goals for New-
port (5-5 -3), which visits Edison
on Tuesday in the first round.
sec doubles ousted
SAN OlEGO -The two re-
maining d oubles teams fro m
Sou thern California College
dropped quanerfinal matches Sat·
urday at the 24th San Diego Inter-
collegiate Tennis Tourney ~ted
by the University of San Diego.
In No. I doubles, SCCs Maui:is
Johansson and Davey Robbins lost
to Pepperdine's Masbide Saka-
moto and Ross Duncan, 8-2, whale
the Vanguard duo of Ross Andel-
Jeff Baker fell to BYU's Craig
Manning-Chris ROS3nder, 8-0.
COSTA MESA -After split·
ting a pair of games Saturday to
open the season, the Orange
Coast College baseball team, then
did it again on Sunday, losing 7-5
in an eight-inning opener to Col-
lege of the Canyons, then bounc·
ing back to defeat Pierce, 9-2 to
·finish 2-2 in the "Fullerton Tour-
nament." All four games were
played at Orange Coast.
Corona del Mar High product
Todd Kerhli had a two-run homer
in the nightcap and a double in
the opener.
•On Saturday, the Pirates
romped over Southwestern in their
season opener, 7-1, as pitchers
Mark Gardner and H ector
Blanchet combined on a five-hitter
and catcher Oerec Yanagisawa
had three hits and had 3 RBI.
Jn the second game, Chaffey
outlasted OCC, 5-4, in 10 innings.
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was hied Nl Orange County CA CC)(J>.. R. 8¥ry Mc-lo give notiCe to inle<tsted court dirk. ply Wllh the PfOVISIOOI 01 This Ntemenl WU tiled e~ 1$ necessary. ~ances at the ltn•• ot fll 11. FtM1'1 PUBLIC NOTICES on June 29, 1994, File Comic, Chief Ex. Officer per$OnS unless they have Attome tor ttt. Pett. Sectloo tno 10 1780, n: with the County Cllttk ol The goal of CBAC Is to ek· 1he Initial pubtlcellon of flCTfTIOUl-.ss No.F614070 This 11a11meot ~H filed waived noUc. or coosented lloner: r elusive. ol the Calilomla Orange County on January amine lhe Dis1tic:t budget the Notice ot Sale 11 MMEITATIWWT PUBLIC NOTICE Home Capital Corporation, wilh the County Clefk of to the proposed action.) • Labor Code: the provatling 20. 1995 and mak• recommend•· SS07,36U 55. The lolotllng PtrSonfs)
---------• Calflornla Orange County on Janu.aty The Independent adminls· ROBERT C. POLITISKI, rate and sale of wages es· F834383 lions In the areas of pro-tn edd~tton to cHh th Illar• doing lllllllntss a · HApPy
LW307274 Domain Developers. rnc .. 4, 1995 tratlon authority wlll be ESQ., SMITH & tablishec:I by the City of p bllshed N ..,...,... Beach-grams and J>8f'SOlltl8I d\Je tru11ee wllt a,ccep1 DAY CL£Nil£RS. 21030 Brooll·
California Publlshed Newport Beacn-grant9d unless an Inlet· POLITISKI, Cotta Mesa. which are on u e~.,,..,.. to the Orange County caeh1er'• chec'\ drew llUrsl SI . Huntington lludl. CA STAri~:E:~-:>~F This business wu con-Costa Mesa Pilot Janu.aty ested person files in ob-ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Sile with the City C*k of Costa Mesa Daily Pllol J~ bankrllptcy proceedings. on • 11a1e or nallona 92646
.:::':,F Fl~TITIOUS dueled by a general part· HS. 23, 30. FebrulfY 6, jec:tloo to the pelllloo and 1002 N. BROADWAY tne City ol Co$la Mesa; uary 30, February 6, 13, 20, Members wia meet Febru-bank, e check drawn b Cllq Halt ~lllJ •. 561·00·
nersh1p 1995. show good caus. why the SANTA ANA, CA 927o-1 and shaA lorleit penalties 1995. ary t.htough June on 1 bi·• state M fed~ral cred1 008', 10306 ~ Aw ..
BUSINESS NAME Domain Developers, Inc., m709 cour1 shoUld nol grant the ~rescr1bed therein for r19n-m729 monthly basis. If you are u nion or a check dra N01fltldot.CA9132t
The following persons Robert A. Wyatt. Vice Presl· authority. (7i4t 542·1181 compliance or sald Code. lnterasted, please cont.act by a atale or lederel aav Tiiis "buslnan Is conduatd
have abandoned tile use ol dent PUBLIC NOTICE A HEARING on the pe11. PubllsheCt Newport The City Council ol the ,,UBLJC NOTICE the Supeontendent, Or. ings e11d loan HIOCl· bylft~.
the F1c1111ous-euslness This statement -• tiled lion will be held oo MAACH Buch-Costa Mesa Dally City of Costa Mesa re· Jamea Tarw.ater., 11 847· alloo, uvmga auocl· Tiii rlglshnec:ommtflC:94 to,,·
Name: NIGUEL DEVELOP· with the County Clerk of BSC 3838 2, 1995, 81 1:45 P.M. In Pilot Febru&ry 3, 6, 10, seNeS the right lo reject CM1230tM9 255t, tlCt. 1309, by Friday. ahon or aavmga bank nnsact butfntss Ulldtr the
MENT COMPANY. 28t281 Orange County on January NOTICE OF Dept. 703 located al 341 1995. any end/or 111 bids. F1cUUoue Febru&ry 10. s~1hed in S.echon 5102 ftcllllolll buslntS1 llllM CM'
Crown V'11ey Paikway, la· 4, 1995 PETITION TO The Clly Dttve SoUlh. Or· FMt75 MARY ELLIOTT, Dep-Buslneu N•me Publlahed Nt)¥~ort ot the F1rianclal Code namtSls .. dlbowoot:UA...
\una Niguel, CA 92677 Published Newport Beach· ADMINISTER anga. CA 92668. uty Cltr Clerk Cltr of statement Beactt-Costa Mesa Daily and authorll'ed to do SfGHEij CHANG HAI( CHUNG
ne F1cll11ouS' Business Costa Mesa "ilot January ESTATE OFi IF" ".Oll OBJEC1: TO the PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa ' The follOWlng persons are Pilot February 3, 4, 6, 199S. busmeu .,, th11' 11A1te In This siatlmtnt-. "'4 .cth •
·Name relorred to above 16, 23, 30, February 6, W ......... C CONW'"'Y granting of the petiUon. you doing business as· F179 the event 1e,,der othe _ "--ty ......, 1 n.-....
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1995. "'"""' ' .. shoukS a.ppe• al the hear· NOTICE ProJ•ct No. 9 s.o2 RYDER TRANSPORT A-• • • u~a11 cash 11 ac'-etJted ... """''Jin"""" 0 ...... ..,.. m710 CASE NO. A178527 Ing and st.ie yoor ob-INV1TINQ BIDS Published Nawporl TION. 3539 Howard Way, PUBLIC NOTICE the Trustee may woll~ld County Oii . ~995
---------To all heotl, bel'ler!Oiarles, jec1loo• « file wnnen ob-NOTICE Is h«eby given Beach-Costa Mesa Daily Costa Mesa CalllornJa the 11suan'-e o l the NOTICE 1llll ~llTll PUBLIC NOTICE ueditors, conti"119nl credl· jeCtjont wtth tilt court be-that se.&led proposals lor Pilot January 30. February 92626 ' NOTICE Of Trua1ee'1 Deed unhl ~i;:~.:r" ;:, :;:
LW307273 tor~d p~~ Wlloed~ lore the hearing. YOIJI ap-furnishing Ill labor, matari-6, 1995 Ryder StUdenl Transporta· 1 RUSlEE s SALE lu11d1 become ava1lal,,le 0:. of"', .... ~ Clift A ot se erest pearance may be In person a/s equipment llllllsporta· m128 uoo S.Mces 1n. (Florida UNDER OEE.O OF TRUST to the payee or e11do11ee """'"'' new STATEMENT OF the wiQ Of estate, Of both, or by your attorney. ~ and auc11 'othtf l1e1li-· corporatlon), 3Goo N.W. ftlc · 231'196 iws a m&tter ol ngh1 AclMlous 8uU'less Name S.-NAltlOI IA. ABANDONMENT OF ot: WANNA C. CONWAY IF YOUAAE A CREDITOR Ues u may be r6(1Wed lor PUBLIC NOTICE 82nd Aveooe. Miami Flor· Lo.n 317165 4CS Said s .. te will be made. mtnt must bl lled bll«• lhat
MOUNT OlM USE OF FICTITIOUS A PETITION has been or a coc{tingeot c:ted1tor ol the REPLACEMENT OF Ida. 33166 0th~ 604621 but w101011I '-Overiant or lml The 9la of Ills Stnmtnl c-.y .BUSINESS NAME filed by CASEY A. CON-the dece&Nd, you must Ille CARPETING AT 79 AND 99 NOTICE OF This business 11 con-AP Number 423 141 09 wiman'V ei.J>'eU o r 1m· dOIS not of rt.II IUOIOfla lhl Chai!*•= Tho following per1ons WAY In the Superior Court your claim with the court FAIR DRIVE, will be r• PUBLIC HEARINO ducted by: a corporation YOU ARE IN OE FAULT plied rayarding l1tle. ust In Ills 11111 ol I flctnlous "~rving All Failhs" )lave abandoned lhe use ol 01 Cahlornla, County of OR· and mail a copy 10 the l>"f• celved by the Clty ol r.osta MESA CONSOLIDATED Type or Buslneu: ttans-UN DE A A DEED o F puuea~1on or e11c.um · llustness Name In Ylollllon ol
1625 Glsler the F1chlious Business ~EE. PETTION Is son&! rtpresentallVt Ip-Mesa. at the Office of the WATER DISTRICT portatlon . TRUST DAlED Scplem· brant.ea tu 1al11ty the 111· llt rlgllts of anolltf under Name: MONARCH DEL I reques pointed by the court Wlll\tn City Cler:k, n FM Crlve, Thund• Feb The registrant commenced bet fi 1990. UNLESS y debtedneu sec.ured by Ftdltll. Slatl, or common In, Costa Mesa AVION PARTNERSHIP 15 lhat CASEY A. CONWAY lour monlhl from the dale Costa Mesa Cahlornla y, ruuy, to transact t>uslness under TAKE ACTION lO PAO· uld Deed, adviut(.CS (Set Sadlon 1U OO II stQ • '40-5114 Monaco Dana Po.nt. Call· be appointed .. personal of first lss~ of the lel· unlll lh• hour of 10·00 . m . 18, 1995. 7:00 p.m . the llctitious name or TE.CT YOUR PAOPEATY 11' lhereut1dm. with ltlleresl 9uslntss Ind Prollsslons
\ ·-------~1lorn1a92629 . representalllle to ldminl• lers as provided ln section February 13 1995 . ai 1 •Or .. Soon names listed above on: 2· MAY BE SOLO AT A PUB· IH poovuled !herein e11d Codi) . •Ac-.,__ The Fic1itious Business ter the estale of the dec:e-9100 ol the California Pro-which time they wili be there•ft•r ••th• 9-89 LIC SALE If vou NEE the unpaod pnnc1pal bal· Finl nttng
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r ,...._ ,._., Name rele"ed to above dent bate Code. The time lor Iii· opened publicfy and read .. •nd• permit• Ryder Student Transporta· AN EXPLANA TIBN OF anc:e o l the NQte ae· NtWJ)Of1 lludl·CostaMlu •llONU PAM was fifed In Orange County THE PETl~N requeats Ing c1a1m1 will not expire aloud In the Councl1 Cham-Bo•rd llMUng Room hon SeMcls, H. Jl.ldith TllE NATURE OF ~HE ~ured by aaicf Oeed with Clf29t968~·3119$Jan30.
Cemetery• MortUMY on June 21 , 1994, file the t!ecedem • WILL .and before tow mont.1\1 ITom bers. Sealed proposal• M ... Consolldat..t Chol.lanln, Secy. PRO<.;EEOING AG A INS intere~t thereon ou vro· Ftt>&.13.20.1.995
CNpel • Cremetory No.F6t3194 cOdlCill, II any, be edmitt9d the hearing <la.le noticed lhall beat the title ol the Wat ... District This statement wu filed YOU YOU SHOULD CON· vu.Jed "' said Note h.04ea,1-----------
3500 Peoflc Vi DtWe McCom1e-Monarch Beach to probate. The will !Ind abol/e. work and name ol the bid· ' w111Lthe County Clerk ol Ad A LAWYER charger. and e•pensu of PUBLIC NPTIC£ ~ ~ ~ Ud., I California hrMed any codl~ils are avallable YOU MAY EXAMINE the der but no other dlst1n-1985 Placentl• ~·County on January Nolte:• '' herolJy given the iruatc-r and "." .. l_!u•ta
\ ......,. partner,Jhlp, 4920 CarrOll lor examination In the file file kept by tilt court. 11 you guishlng marks. Any bid r• A-nue, Coata 12, im thal Co&1I Fed serviua, ciealed by aa1~ Deed o l ITATtMOIT Clf MMOOM· ~'~~~~~~~I Canyon Road San Diego kept by the court are a peraon lnlelnted In celved alter the scheduled a. .. , Callfomla F831193 a Calilom1a Corporation Trual mtn Of CA 9.2121 • • THE PETITION requests the niate, you may file closing time lor the rtceipt The ~d of Oirtc10B of PUbllahed .............. e.ach-as trustee, or suc.ceu~ c.oa.1 Fed Sen.1c.ea. di USE Of flCTmaua IUUtUI '91m •tmS Monarch Pa.rtnership Inc authonty to administer the with the court a formal Re-01 bids shall be returned'° the Mesa Consolldated ·~"!""'' ru.lee or subslltuted 1.iid TntJtee il Cahlo•rnil · MMf ~ lllAIWAY a CA corp .. 4g2(t Canon estate uncl~ tilt lndepen. quest for Special No\lce ol bidder: unopened. h shall Wal.r District kmtas tilt Cotta Mesa Daily Pdol J~ tru stee ' pursuan1 to 1he orpor1111on t99110 Plun1 Tiii klllowtn9 pa11on(t) Ills
Canyon Road San Dle\)o dlf'lt Adm11llstr1110n ol Ea-the filing of an tnventory be the lol• responSlbll ty 01 community 10 attend a pub-UAtY 30, February 6, 13, 20, Dee~ ol Trust e11eculed mer St Ch1tls'wnr1h c A abandoned 11t 1111 ol 11t llcl-
ortuary 1" Chapel "CA 9212t ' ' tales Act. (ThtS authority and appraisal of Htate u-the blddef to see Iha~ his lie hearing to conaidM the 1995. by John e Culver and tJ t 1, l8181 12!> 4;Jb0 By ~ btlslnast namt A CLINIC
• Cremation lhls buslnass was con-~dl·allow the personal rep-sets or of any pelitlon or bid Is rtc.ived In PfOP8f lollowlng: .STRATEGIC . m730 Beth l Culver, huaba11d Kamv Ch11p111 Au11>1.u11 FOR PETS. locRld at 27672
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ducted by a genefaJ pan· resentative to Ulke many account H provided In time. PLAN and wile Recorded on e c re Ill r Y. 0 ate d Crotlll V*' ~. Minion nersh1p actlonl without ~ ap-section 1250 of the Ca11lor· A .., of Bid Documents Thia hem will be dis· PUBLIC NOTICE 091t9/1990 as lnstrunttill 01/tt119q5 .CA92'91
Monarch Partnership, Inc , P'1oval. ~lore talUng i:· nia Probate Code. A Re-may be obtained at the Of· cussed and comment• will 1230948 No 90 4973211 In Book -ASAPl5119l9 llcllouS bUSlntss lbmt tan Veff mpoctanl act • queJt lor Special Notice flee of the City EnginHf be received. Atttndal\CI 11 en• Page •• ot Oltlclal 1123, 1/3U. 216 rettrrlf to 11>cM ._ lltd 'on ••••••••II . howeVef, the ,ri:;sona1 rep. form 11 svaflable trom lhe 77 Falt Orlvt, Costa Ma..: open lo the geoeral pUblic. Flc tltloua r11eord• m lhe ofhce ol • ~ 6, 1993, In tit Counly of
• resentatlve w11 be required California upon nomoluncl· FOf more lnlormatlon, or II BuaJnea•N•m• the County Reco•der of PUBLIC NOTICE OrlllQI, Ortglnal Flt No
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additional charge of $5.00 In IHHlf'lling Y04Jt com-Tbe following persona are nla, am.I pur1111al\t to lhe FNt ... FtntU SANDRA LYNff COX. 00 Wiii be made If handled by ments lo the Board al the dolfl!1"bYsineSS u : Notice ol Delault and 20702 El Toro Rd , 1539. L-.
mail. 8ld <loaunenlJ and PubllC He.&1ing. please con-RYDER, 3539 Howard Election lo Sell thereun· Fl~IS FOllSI. CA 92630 ._
OCher contract documenta tact Mlchelle Jadtlon, Di• Way, Costa Mesa. Caldor· der record~ 1.1912911994 The lolowln; f*Son(! SIGHED SANDRA \.VMN may also be eumlned al tr1ct Secretary, at 631·1208. nla, 92626 In Booll ., Paye ··. H In· bustna A~ COX. ,' ,
the Office ot the City Cletk MIEIA CONS OLI· Ryder Student Traosporta· 1trut11en1 No 9•·5169!>t ~,J ~°'/jOLUBE CU~T~ ~21 ThlSbuslntsswat()OM~-
of the C!tY of Costa Mesa. DATIED WATER DIS. Uon Services Inc .. (FIOfida ot sald Ot11c1al Aec:erda W lmotrlll Hwy I.I HD' 111 lndMdull. f .J., .'/ Bld Documenll will not be TRICT corporation). 3600 N.W. 111 Sell on U2/l3/1hS a 90631 • 1• This ...... t Wf' lltd 111111
malled unltH Iha ad-Kart Kemp. Aaelatant 82nd Avenue, Miami, Flor· the North honl entu1 GEIW.O CHRYSLER 16004 Countf °"" of OrflDOI d1Uonal 15.00 charge 11 ~ Dlat '"'t S ' t Ida. 331156 to the Co11111y Court· ..._ f · County on January 10 ~ »~NEW
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ctuded with payment. r"" ecre arr Thia business la con· houH 700 C1vfc CenlN HIWllomt ""' • onllna, "-""""'. 1ua1:C°"' MIU EKh bid shall be made Publlehed Newport ducted by: I eorpor11lon ve Weal Santa An•, CA 92335 CN2t7435 Deltj Piiot
-----on the Propo11I form, Beach-Costa Mesa D•RY Type or Business: trans-al 1 00 PM at public MARGARET CHRYSLER. .I.wt 16.23.JOfttlS '
ah .. ta P·1 Uvough p.9 Piiot Fab<uary 6, lO, 14, ponation aucllon to the lughes ~~~ornt lwt · fonllnl, ---------
prOlllded In the Cc>Nlcl 1995. The reglallant commenced btddt:t lor Caiih (pnyabt "":.. .. ,.._..__ IS PUii.iC NOTICI
documents, and shall be m739 to trans.c:t buslneu ~ al I.he 111ne of sale 1n 1-.W· .,,.. -~ con6vdtd ~~~=-----
acc:ompwWd by 1 certified the llct11lou1 name or lul money of the U111le 11¥ lllmllM Incl• ITAnMllfT Of MAllMNI· °' caahler'a ctlecti or a bid PUBLIC NOTICE nemn li1ted above on e. ta1e1I all r1ghl tllle and SIGM:D GERALD CHRYSLER •wr Of ~~ill'!JI bond tor not leu thin 10% 1~. ' nte~e1i C.OfWey~ to a MARGAAET CHRYSlER ' I.ISi Of FICTnlOUI ~
r ...... -~ of the amount of their bid, cns1241524 Ryder Student TranspC)l1a· ow held by It u nde Tiii r19lltanl commenoed tlllMl • • • • • • • • • • • • • ) ' ' The legal Department di tht Daily Pilot u pleased ,....
to announce a new servict MUI aw.ihbk to nnu bu.sinr:sstS.
~ wiU now SEARCH tht name for you at no f.?(tra charge. and !llve you tht
timt and tht trip to tht-Court H<nJSe in Santa Ana. 1hm, of r<JU1'Se, lljkr tht KiUCh
~ rompl&J Wt wiO file your fiaitWui businm MfN SfllJmlml wuh tht O!unry
r , pub/ah rm« a Wttlt for four Wttlts as requirai by law anti thtn fik JfJU' proef
of publication rvith tht CAunty Clmt. . ·
Pkase stQP by 11J ftk J"'" ftct:itious butinm stamnmt t11 the/Jaily />Wt, 330 W.
Bay St. Cotta Maa: If )fJU canfl()t JI(//' b_, pktm caJL us 111 (7 I 4) 642432 I' mJ wt
wi.U mAh armnpnmts for you t.o had thu pronJmr by maiL
If J<>U should hatJt any fanhn' ~. p~ aJJ us and Wt wiJJ k mlWf! than
glad /Q assist you. Good luclt in your new busihtJS!
l'Nde payable tb the City F1ctttlou9 lion S.Vlcea Inc., H. Judith Htd Deed of 11u1t In th ltansad butNn under 11'1t ~ Plf10ll(t) Ills
of Cotta ....... No PfO-.......... Name Choz.lanln. Secy. pr~ Sltllaled Ill HI lclloul IMiltll llllM lbandontd Ill"" ol "'llcf. ~ ahal be consldtlfed ltat....ent This atatement w11 filed mty am.I Slate h .... n. names lll'tf lbM on lout buslnlls 1111'111 flflEYE
unfe11 accomp_anttd by Tne following peraona .,. 11Witn the Counly' Clefk ol •lier de1cnbed Loi 1 ot 14. 1"5 · loclltd 11 27211 I.II RMltlllt'
au ch caahltr 1 check, doing bualllftl u : Orqe County on Janu.aty Tract 3113, H f>er Ma This stattmtnl Wiii llltd with 1200 Minion YlejO CA 9219t ' ~.Of bid<lef'a bond. MESA VILLAGE UOUOR I 12, 1995 recorded tn 80011 t i , 11t Coun=ol Or: Ttit llcWouf cMenet narnt
No bid ahal be conald-MARKET, 1011 El Camino f83HD aQt>a 11 10 19 lncluM Cotllt!rOll 17, 1"5 '*'"to 1bM -lled on ered ur*9e ll ta made on a Drive, Cotta Meta. CA Publl8hed Newport a.acn-Ml1cellaneoua M•P• NOTICE·TI!lt .._., 20. 1113, tn llt County
blank proposal torm U · 92l2f Colla.._ .. Daily Pilot Jao-n lhe Ot11ce ot th 5'*'*" ....., .. Of Oraftoe. Orlglnll r11 No ,..~ by the City of Cotta Won Ho Yim, 27444 Cam-UlllY :JO Fe~ a, 1i, 20 11ty Rec.ofder of aal •om Ill Nit It -llM In F5611M
Meaa and II made In ac-den #IC, Minion Viejo, CA 1l'95 ' County Ofb Of 111 Coun-aw. A Dttldof Ellctontct COfpo-
cordance wllh IM ~~ 92692 l. · lhe property addre11 RcWout"""'"' Name 5'11t· lllOfl •1 0.-e Cpfpotlllon.
Ilona of the Proposal r• Ml Ya Yim, 27444 Camden m731 and o•her eom11100 de•· "*" llllltf bl Med balcwt 9'0l ·-HOii Sttat Min; ~ 1ec. 'M&allon Viejo, CA PUILIC NOTICE 1gna11on 11 any, 01 lh ""'Tiii ~'* '*f:t•~ · Each bidder~ 1\11119 a 92692 •I Pf<>t~•Y ct.1cr11Hr .. -0 DEnc1 ..... C11 ~ Ind ''°°' Tnl1 busloeu 11 co~ OCKM VllEW s JKlf"P(M1ed lo be ,_ MC "' _...,.._ Ill "" EUC·
CO\llftng Criaetor) and dUcWd by: l'tutband Ind ·~-Dll...,ICT 1119 JJrd St AH Ni • 111'* .... Of 1 T~ CONIOMTION, Ir *° be pr8q&'911'-d II ,. Wife -~ I" ••c.h CA 91'61 ........... Ill ....... .loM f """'°"· Stcrttlry qulr9d by i.. Type of Bu~ Uql.IOf COMMUNITY BUDQIET lhe under•tgt"\ed trve• lie ,._ Of "'°"" ""°" TMI IMNa • ~
A ConlrlirMr using a craft Sb• ADVllCNIY "dlec la4mt any Mab&U r ... .r.·11111. or CGIMIOfl llfleot'*""'
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HP USES/ HOUSES/ NEWPORT I•-----NEWPORT RENTALS· TO BUSINESS LOST & EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS BEACH 2669 SHARE 2724 OPPORTU NITY FOUND 2925 5530 5530
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pie, bale, garag, W/0, pool/spa. $600 ... tnuUI. Work In your spare . 95. While flea collar from Vontur11 lo Npt lr.:lns no.:. Nwpl a1ea ' f ® Yearlv Unfum BALBOA yr lease. No pets. Avl 714-376-8205 time. Low start·up. un· Npl Island area. 714· area. Musi have com· Good pay 721-0404 3Bdrm~aths PENINStnA 2607 3/3. S1350/mo 11m1lod income po1on· 646-6413 or 673·6948 ~~1,~~ 8~;.~~~~i9"~7 & DENTAL ASSISTANT BALBOA
P~NSUIA 2107 $1375 to $1800 l'f'IO. (209153e.sous Ital. 714-4_52·1629 LOST WALLET 2/1 Exp'd Chau Side Asst. Villa Rentals c· .. -rmlnn 2 bd a-t . Newport Height• COMMERCIAL LOCAL RTE·24 Loca· Mens black, loather ARES YPOU A, WINNER? OPTrlhoor dFTon. l61C40-p1r1a2c21 ce.
,,._-• ..... -2 Bd, tea pool, new REAL ESTATE 11ons Buy All or wallet. Lost In Pep eop o needed ~~~ .. =~ N~ lal waterfront w/ 875-4912 ~:!' 108~~.a ut~e~~c:. carpel, no pell, S795 Part•Possible S2K Boys parking lot. Brit· s~~o~s9:c:g'~orE!~~k Oeneral Office P/T
.,1 _, . 11 ck. 1BR, gar, 82' no pets SI050 VTfy. 738TustmAve,642·?658 Wkly"800-599-6769 101 loca11on. RE· T . & C c Whlsale shoo co on ... rc.,1SIM&Mm1111111m1 '' ronlage $1250 wt ,. WAROl l (7 14)675-raining o ar """'pe1iu11ll1«1lolbcftd· ock $1100 w/o dock. ~9-1600 ext 212 PAY PHONE ROUTE 2212 Provided. Musi Have CdM D3ta entry, cust
61 I **AT THE 1' BUSINESS OFFICE 50 Local & Estab Sties Pos11tve A1111ude Call svc. Soll-staner & gd ml Fn Htn1111A'1ol1' I! iOavld, Agt 722-1488 MISCE" r ••n:!ou· S Earn s1soo weekly. Bobbi 893-sooe cte1a11 Collect chrgcbk
amnMllwluct1mahsilille9al liijpt l al waterfront w/ BEACH**~ COSTA MESA 2624 w.n111; FORsJENT 2769 1·800·866-4588 24 hrs •••••••• a plus. 675-6292
to lllwftln ''.111Y pnlertnce. /dock. IBR. gar, 82' Sel RENTALS _ PAYPHONE ROUTES EMPLOYMENT 8:!~n':1Frf 1~~~~~ .:.:: HOOTERS now taking
Umlhl1t11 '' ll1sm1111u llt• frontage ~$1350 w/ L1rgelt ectl 3 Office Units, 31st s1.. Local slles _ for saJo, A.pay. cash control, apphc for I.11th, wait
uad" race. etlk. rth9io1t. dock St200 w/o dock. Summer Renta(1 ,,..,~EASTSID~,,.., Cannery Village. 5250/ S2000/wk polenlial order adm1n, Mac o>ip, stall. apply 81 2406
scr,'-llk-.,lMMlials&atn" I David, Agl 722-1488 Reserve No~ 2BR, 1Ba.' pets. 295/670. Art & design 800·208-5300. 24hrs. sell starter. accura1e N~pon Bt"d Mon-Fri
•11•1eU1tliftll.••tftlt.llllonle ~ ., $645 mo. 722-4S294 ROOMS 2706 ambience. 87:J.3733 PAYPHONES-LOCAL EMPLOYMENT 722-7027 9am·5pm 723·5800
mnunyiudillftllrtllct.lllnl· ;CORONA ANNUAL •Newport Beech• ROUTE. s1200 week
.,. .... 111unm1nll1011." -1Bd, Udo ........ SiiOOO Cl~~Bn, sparkling 2Br Office Space for potential. Musi Sell 1· 5530
nus "'"'~'"' win no1 DEL MAR 2122 4Bd, E~ C.M .... i 595 1 "". a twnhse•style. CM College Par.k nice Lease. 500 sq ft & up. 800-788-3358 Ext 201 . EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT
u ow,..lya«eptanyl4lwl11se· Full Servic Avail 2/~0. $705/mo,. hm w/eool. Klich prlv, Riverside Ave WANTED 5535 WANTED 5535
fl'tHI l« rHI •mtt.wllkll is la . 1550 Room (Bd/Ba} Harbor Villas 546-908 cable TV. N/S. s.;75/ 90 cents per sq tt. •••AIRLINES .. *
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111 ._., i.termed 11111 t11 condo. prlv patios. The f1ruc11n1a1 Lndry, pool, quiet, nr Luxurlo~a furn rm/pvt 540-1400 ANNOUNCEMENTS ~~e~~~s $~~~11~1~:
•ntlia9& Mftftiscd 111 t•lr gar, 844-44C>e 24 hr ..... .,. all transportation S550 -iath. E side CM. Quiet oc AJrport-Quall St. aOO-Tss.78001 Ato84 ,.....,., • IQilMle ta.a Elegant & lmmac 2Br .,.,u.._.._....._ .. _ & S650Noptts64&-0392 . JS. No pets. Ultl incl. Modorn hi-rise, 1-4 olc
,.ai 1,,1711111ityNlls. lte1N11-2Ba condo; w/d, gar. • 673~1900 llAC 'S S475/mo. S4&-5056 suile-recopt, conf 1m. O.J. SIMPSON TRIAL Accounting
,.. .. ...,, i ••.allHUD Wh1 decor. Avail fully Balboa N~ort K BAY E IOE Gloria (714)759-1559 STAFF .,... ••• -f 1BR, new cpt, sml yd, --------:':.:.:.::.oc;";;.: furn. s1500. 721 -8521 Rlty 72 94 ~td hku~1 s76:53 mo. RENTALS TO Hou1'fu:~L:~ "CCOUNTANT
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maid's qtts, frplc, spa.. Oceanfront 3Bdrms $200 1 at Mo Rent! $450 Ulil• Paid FINANCE Musi be 18 Qr older, Sl 99 accounltng 'compuler
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Oulell $3900. 640-1733 $1800-$2000 1 Super clean tBd In Mealer Bedroom tot•••••••• science dogree. 2·
1069 --1--2.....,8:-d..,...-~2-v"""aa=-Studio Apt S57S-$700 cozy Mendly, 30 Uni• share 5 Bd 3Ba. N/P, pernvnu!e years expeuence w•lh
• Love~ • 2.Bdrms S900·S1100 comm rv 19lh/Harbof N Smk, 708 Avacado, --------monlh·end closing. 11•
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bll, frplc, dbl gar, ,pool SPYGLASS VIEW 1 Ba In gated comm. ~staid• 2Br gar1e $450 a mo YJ ulils. ,'iiiii~liliiiiiiiiii2ii9ii0ii4 •=FiiOiiUiiiNDiiiiiiiiiiii2ii9ii2ii5 lent benof111. Plo3se S225K Agl 675·6161 180" OCEAN-BAY-LITES Mov•ln cond w/lot. •'frpt yrd no pets /d Eves 723·5703. Oay11• 1• respond to:
HARBORVIEWHO,MES 4Brdr fr11r2frpl,poo1&1, of amen. $1050/mq hk-~ps,d/w.Avali le. 442_..934 RENT Found Wetc h at AccountingSupervlsof "P S 1 .. 0 1 pvt crnr ol. nu Rn +sec 909·783-3636 $885 81~34 710 O C.C. on Sal. 1/28 P.O. Bo~ 1560 ' ort uoo s. · es binds/UP.died kile/\lle/ · • B.AL80A ISLAND n•ar rack•• ball Costa Mesa, CA
lltk:ed 2-sty on greon· carpVmrbl. '$3700/mo Chat;m Penthouse, 1Bd ...-..-EASTSIDI! Share 2Br 1Bp apt, f d couns. Call lo ldonllly. 92628
t>elll 4Br 2~B;i, clean. 644-1968 gate gar', aafe, N/Pell Sh 2Bd I Ix· S4SO/mo + "ulllllles. through classi 1e 845·8781 ---------~t. "pgrdec:t, super t...A~ pool fl:W'n S1100 81P n trp .., loc. $569K. 721-5737 u;'bn '950 650-4559 gar·wld hkpa, $700 Pele, uf5-5130
::t 4 • ~ COSTA MESA 2124 · Agt-Pam 544J.6aaO COM 01' 2Bd 28• w~uld You Buy 7hls •hatblutt Homt6• l!Slcle 28d ;ea. Gar w10 . trplc, ator. NIP. ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENTS
,. b Pf6pertv? for tse. Luak E plan. $775/mo 'Altl No j N am~. 1625/mo 2920 2920 ~ii~•• ; \1i~wl ..-BACK BAY HOMI! 5Bd 3Ba, Ilg lot.I nu 2 WEEKS FREE RE:r 703" 1r1i/720-9859 •w 3BR 2Ba refOrblahec:t, carpt, paint & ~ tlle. SAC FICEl-4Bd.:JBa. dbl gar. end yard Great h•• & ocl Ma-4021 •CDM lrg 2Br 3Ba fully
den, frml dine rm, fam 329 University 11090 $2800/mo 84M7•8 Lr 28d 2 L Condo tum home In Harbor
r0t. 3 frp1cs. 3 cat gar, No pets 548-43093 x.y=x ...... D-D ~pt drnaa car..,... Vu Hills. Gar, $735 pool, spa viewl A -mo-v.-... • ·.....-• ......,.. "utlls Jim 644-6869 steal S875,000 ..-BACK BAY HOMI! Bav-hor .. 3Br 2Ba. 1258 Rutland, $950 & ="".,,....,.,..,....·,,,_ _ _...,,.,.......-
Bkr 800.8B·~·t1aJ 3BR 28a. Nu cpt, drp, fp, dbt gar, furnished/ dep 832·17M CM Welcome Home
· J paint & firs. Obt gar, unf. $2800. 842-5290 NPT HTa Lrg Studio, 2 ON 4 2 JHOfa. 3Bd
--------r yd. 329 University HARiOR VW HOMl!i Mature person, Bdrm· 2Ba hm. Enjoy full
ACREAGE 1125 Sl090 No pe11 54~3 4Bd 2.5Ba Sp •• Up-•clove. kit, J)flv •nt, r.'~. F~~:.;. vr~ : :J. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil BLUFF.CANYON VU graded. Huge Yatd. paUo & Pfklng $695 outdr amkr OK, u ahr
GOTTA SELL FASTI Clean 3bd. Dbl gar. $2800 780-9872 l'ncl ullls 650-3261 Ba. Avl lmmecl. $425-
5 l.e:tsr$2.990JS$00 eown. Oulet C.O.S St. Lg ' .,..,., .... til & S300
75.00/month yrd. $1200/650-1557 IMMAC 5Dr 3Ba Hrbr :;;:"J;'~~ -~~ ~ E',lde remdld hae tBd =I. H~,~~. o:; NEWPORT ME£TSOMEON~
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Sml pet okl n5-M70 Yeatly L .... Of Sele DR 8U t7a9Np Na-ahr 38' 2Ba 1 blk C.A1.L NOW! CEMETERY LOT/ Hlfllhly upgrad.P E'slde Grundy Rllr• 87H181 Refrtg 6 ~ahwuher to bch w/2 relaxed .._ ____ _..~----------CRYPT 1225 cottage 2Bd·2Ba, of-Ind IOx30 pool No flee, 2 car gar, frplc, Nwpt Hgts TownhovM, pet~. No , ... : No prof, W/d . yd, EZ J a c 1 u b , • t 8 am 2,300 •· f 38R ~ + ..... Me-4••• JHkng, pool. Avl 21i 5.
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you Mt It up In )'Ol.w mouse & tl•Vbrd saoo.
home. S250. ~ ~. ·~o wr;:::,~
Dlnlnw table & 4 ehra, modem s..o. 451·21HI black lacquer/glaH
lop, contemp, new J -E-urr--• .-Y--f-URS---11
cond, 1225. 844-07.58 "....., ,
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dining rm "at• e w/ Slll,•croons limited
buffet & china $2150. edition, by Susan
Uhr aofa, love ... t & Alo•. Yamagata & v"'·
chair $1500/obo. S.V. loul wt l»9cn. 645-1055
era! s•lk V..s $50 & --------·• under. Butcher block nTS. tbl 1250. Occ~
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RedJ\M top, ve. aU1o.
Lo<*• & runt gr.at.
$4,495. 650-5058
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'78 ACCORD 5-apd.
A/C, AM /FM cass.
Runs great. Sl,200/
obo. 642-6405 aft 5pm
'85 ACCORD LX
Power everything
Sl•reo casselto,
cruise. 5-speed. Blue.
Very good condilton,
runt s 1rong. $2995.
Call 714-444-4030.
ee Prelude '2500/obo e cyllnder, 6 speed, Al
C, sunroof, AM/FM, P/
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engine g~ cond, with rece1p14. BOdy
needs wol'k. 140,000
miles. 548·7822
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& bo>csprlng, n9Ver EY9fy Sat & Sun at wlth trailer & .. ns. 95 .lag X.18 >dent
used, w/br... Mad-PETSMART, Founta1n $300. 875-6423/ Wkend cond, elrt-blk. lnt.,.llv,
bfd, Queen frrne, true \faltey. Puppies, kit· (909) 793-8852. View -' auto, eWc1rlc win & ~ 9CS0-997e t9n8 and more, aa 507 E Bay, Balboa sunrl. 75 K $6,500,
RoolM •olaole dif\ rm k>oking for l<Mng, car· must sell. 648-4389 set: table/buffetl6 Ing home•. CALL 241· _s_p_m-mn-.-----
cha&r., a.cquer/brass. 0317 for mcwe Info. ~ 1---------
17000/obo. 931-1751 .. ., Need•• Homo Sia BOATS 7016 LEIUS 9115
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MISC. 6015
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pen $25, Geny back-
pacit S15, little tikea
sUde $tS, twtn head &
footboard sso. hlgh-
chalr $15, artltlcial
Xmas tr .. $ 15, Barbi. car 150, ~elutar phOne seo. caa 645-9010.
~ male Blacll iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiii li~ii[ii!!iii~i!!iii!~iii~ Cooker Spaniel •1988 22tt Ski Boat• '92 LS 400 Taupe & ~· kids, yard, ~ 5. 7 titre V·8, King ttht Int. gold pkg, CO,
p .. and Iota of auen-Cobra 0/0, low profit• moonrf. cuS1om chrm
tlofi. FREE to loving hull, just serviced, allOys. 57K ml, xlnt
famlly. Please call new contr01ler/Blm1nl/ cond. $27,450. 83t·
760-5359. u:ph.Olatery. Gre4t lkl 1053 hm, 832·1696 wk • it R IE • A K c .boal-faat·look• great. COCKE"• 3 YT old Tum-key ... ready to go.1 ________ _
edorablo & loHblo, su.ooo 964-4267'291 • MERCEDES 9130
blonde neutered, male _9_2_4,..lpg_._r_..,....---~'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii cocker. FrM to good Mariner Outboard 11 homel (7t4)700-Motor 75 hp, power 93 190E 2.6 Black on 3-lilt runa grtl s2 ooo Black, Sunrf, Chrome
Cu.ato• Oak Pool • FR• E AK C cd 8ob 979-n81 • Wheels $26,000/0BO. _ ... ._ • MUST SELL. SS7·272t T-. unused, W/K• COCKIER• 3 YT old
ceaaories, can dellVOf. adorablo & lovable ---------93 190£ 2.6 Black on
$1.565. 619/242·1163 blonde neutered, mat~ MARINE SLIPS Black, Sunrf, Chrome
ESTATE SAL.IE cocker. Free to g6od DOCJ:S 7022 Wheels $26.000/0BO. 2 mart>1e ltallan stat· home I (7 t 4)700-MUST SELL 557·2721
ues. cost s11,ooo 3888 35• Mooring, Kint loc:
EMPLOYMENT ' EMPLOYMENT AlmQUES
each, NII $4000 ..ch, •FREE• GOLDEN No. aide Bal 111. Save1·T-0_Y_O_T_A ___ 9_2_1_0
6010 plut others. French RETRIEVER to a money on dock fees.
Bombay cabinets & good home. S-yr-old $12K obo. 692·7456 liiiji~~~~~~~~ con• o I e •. Ch IP-female. Good natured '78 SR5 LIFTBACK
•BUYING ITEMS• pendale catV9d curio, and in good health ---------Runs good. Gotta sell
RllTAIL &ALaS FIT ........ From 1800-1960. 1 pc painting•, Ivory, 100. Not s uitable for you~ CAMPUS, RV'S, fast!. $1350/obo. Cati
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'"iiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliliiiiiiilil"•tall ial•• PIT-011) to can a 900 number t\OP $. 873-0 3 marb49 lop entry ta-abtlndOned pets. B• a or rent. Fun kftch, \dW 9220
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• ••••••••• Sea" (3) on bronze stlck. AC, >dnt cond, State & federal open· a typawr11e<, computer WORIUt JUiee C1ub aeek• prof w/hl WOf'k Eeo dryer, hvy duty. Can' seem to MOTORCYCLES lngs. No ellperJ18·36/ or good handwriting. opening end of Feb. ethic. Residual Income, MERCHANDISE xtnt cond. $149/obo. ocean, cost 114.ooo. all th rad. 1 owner, svper
I I 1 .. --I Co M N bon ... 1e, •.u5747 EastbluH. 844-6740 ••II 14000, marble get to ose SCOOTERS 8018 crean. $9,800. Mus i G.E.D. or high school Cal Now ...,_.. n st• eta. ow uses..-., ... .,._.. · lady on couch, 18 repair Jobs sell. Mike, 642·645S diploma. Police • US 474-4289 hiring for Front Un• & OE Rotrig good cond, century "fainting
Marshall • Corr. Of· Real Eatat• Lead Person posi. 6010 Wht. top tr .. zw, $125. couch••" with ma· atoond the house? f1cors • Customs Off. tlona. Salary SS.25-$7/ Good Jobs ANTIQUES Moving. 969-9642 hogany, crystals, etc.. Let the 1990 FZR 800 Gen-t---------oals. 15,500 ml&es. VANS 9225 Border Patrol • Rang· MAL DTATI IALD hr+"'9als. Re1t hOura. reliable services M •Vt•• elect rl c -etc. 1240 Logan #1, Claaalfled
ers. $21 ,800 to Busywalk-inloclllon. Appt avail at 1835 lnterastlng.lhlngs ANTIQUES 4 U Buy washer/dryer. Run grtl CoataMesa.444-1 112 Servtce • $37.480/yr. For em· COIT1> plan For ir1IMew Newpoft Blvd. D159 estal••. consignment $300 fOf both 645-7055 ployment Info national ~Ron TtYtor across pkng lot from to buy JO%. 312 Newport•------.,.---Directory
Run• g.reat. New back
lire, Just been fully liiiiiii~iii!ii!i!i!i!i1iiiiiii!iii~ii SeNleed. $3.000/obo. '87 DODQE RAM 250
hotline no. 818-506· · • Mlml'a.Or~875-<l125. BIVd.S48-4123 Waaher&Dryor Overstocked with h 1 fnd CaU Dave 645·5945. Power windows/locks,
5354 ext. 1016. The Pruit Cr~ It's all there $135/each. GOOd Con-stuff? e P you 1
All Kinds of Jobs For ...._."-RENT every day T~~:",,'f.u~~ ditlon. 646-5848. A call to reliable help.
All t<Jnda of People. 673-7 In Classified Claulned Buy It. Sell IL And It. '!C:~r'~ 842-5878 c1 ... 1nod. through classified •..a•--1a u2-se78 Cla•amod.
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842-5878
NC. TV & \/CR, Sony CO player, stereo sys· ·
tam, Mag wheels, sofa
bed & captain's chrs.
60.000 m!les. $6.995.
Call 833-7642 M·F 9·5
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3870 SYSTEMS 3926 DIRECTORY Rtpaira. Remod. Doors. ..,_ MAC TUTORING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii!iiii Hauling .lunk, Appll-fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .IEllKJNS PAINTING liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii •••••••••I OOW..cablnell.lluc:Co&Oty-MSya1tremke•7a'!.~7· "T•s STOPDock .... kal VINYLeHARDWOOD anc:eEtc.• .•. YarcdaClllean-UMlkp•, Holp.U-Low Legat lnl/Ext. Wallpaper, PotaonaUzodPet C.• Phon•.l•eb byJack Wll. Nncll. valtt. 9'C. Uc. "'·7 2.. w t -• Coatl Ceramlc•Marbl .. Sub t t ... , drywall, te>rturlng, etc. Kennel alternative. l'llo $25 A .JACK 3c.., ttt1 .._ Ml.OH7 Mbr:Better Bua. Bur. a er~....,. ngs: ...._1391 orma or ... vorca FrM est. Dalrid o489-S466 s•~s-~. Uc. tns. Movesflnatall. Res/ ...,. ~ .. -·• . Oec:kt/Stalr9. S.st SI Floor Repair-Carpet 9Cf'w1d auppon uv -~-... .. ADDITIONS A to Z HANDYMAN Quality work. Free Est. UcJBond M3-38821".1_u_N_K_T __ o_T_he-~D'""u""M""'P"' Ml-88t5 BOB HUTTON co. & Rola. 1:;i 673·7184 Comm. 444-41550.
REMODELING 3410 a.sl'ALL/REFACE CA8lNETS CONCJ.ETE. L1587430 722.a769 (71 ....... 1882)• 1--R--EV-OCAB---L-E--Rea./Comm. lnt/EJCt.1 ________ 1 _______ _
t<ltchens, baths, doors, MASOU'DY 3557 fURNITURE WiMan111 wonhauJ,tlW..!!~'s!~~h LIVING TRUST Complete AC?usllc PLUMBING 3890 TRANS1ATOR/
windows. Doug scs-nse n&\ DOORS 3580 .,...... • "' s1e• COMPLETE ceil. s•rv. Free Est. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii] DUNCAN . REPAIRS 3622 ·~------... Ll62263t H2-5891 TUTOR 3927 CONSTRUCTION le t Prl .. "' lltu liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ·-(714) 848·7207 CHUNG'S PAINTING THE LOCAL PLUM8£Rliiii!iiiiiiiii!iiii~i!iii~~
20 Yrs Exp. Small & CElllNGS 3518 * • c!Sf~u• ., An •xporlenood ~I• Restoration HEALTH/ 20 Yr• Exp. Gd Price! .. W·~~ce~ C4.-SPANISH/ENGLISH
Lg. Jbba 050-7042 =~ dependable door Refinishing, repair, up-NUTIUTION 3742 MASONRY 3828 Guar wonc. Fr" Est. F . ndty S«Vfce lnd/gtoup lessons by
Bell Conslruetlon Acoustic Removal hanger. Guar work, hott, ate. FREE pick· 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil UCl375602 538-1534 Ll4;~ 675 9304 e>1p'd. So. Amer Tutor. •Addlllons• b•th remodel Increase Resale Value! Br1ck, Bloc:k, Stone, TII• reas. Don 52W9t0 up/delivJeat. 962-1823 Unha~ a Pat? W•'' --------·•-----._.,.._.,._·__ Suaana 873·7409
•Patiose kl1chen remodel Artistic lnterlor9 Cone, Pallo, Driveway DOOR'S REPAIRED can chanQo thatl JOtlM DORAN llAIOMRY Emerald Painting •444-4500*
Uc /Bond_.. lnsUJ--' Uc Jina. 714-998-3650 Fptc, 8BOs. Ref. 20 Yr --'I H ballf Ind DI t 8 rlck•St--Block•Lg lnt/EXt 'Wallpaper/tile • .., • ... Exp. Terry 5S7·75M SalllfK1lon ·guarant...., uavnv a1•u 3710 •r • •P· s · .,...,..., ,.~ .. i.-rates. to yis BEST s . DRAINS TREE FIN Est. 87t-4941 Ask for Mlk• 81HS. IMUU#'W' MUM' Call Joan 759-0559 & •malt Job• OKI Uc ...... .,....... REPAIRS fRfE ESTn DAYS BRICKe TILEe STONE 642·2043 L#43t830 #68719t 831-3832 exp.FrM est 751-2039 · SERVICES 3929
---------• CERAMIC Pia In/stamped Cone· . Caf'POnt~ • Rooftng •MASONRY EXPERTS• Gene Abrams Palntlnt Plumblng Repair• & ''iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ASPHALT 3432 TU.ES 3528 crete & Coalinga •p1umblng•Drywa11• JEWELRY 3784 Brick, blk, concrete Int/Ext, Oual PUitiRea1 $ Drain• cleated from I• •ALL AMERICAN•
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FLURRY COAT DRIVE LHky Showers R•P'd Electrical•Jlm 5-41-7494 Wlfllam HarOld Jewelers Low SS Jose 531-7643 Gene &'1-&an FrH Est,/Sr. Oise.
WAY/PAAKING LOTS The Dean of Tiie. c .. CONTRACTORS ~1 Elootrtc.J work •Chrl•ll•n Carpenter, Watch & Jewelry repair lko'• Custom P ainting _._.,._______ Yard Cln-up53HQ15
FREE EST. CALL KEN ramie new/repaired , .. GENE••• 3558 Duncan Constr~tloo paint, dry wall, stucco, Anllque/Ane Jewelry Prof, Clean, OUallly POOL
(714) 998-4003 grout, balhrm remodel &Vu. Quick Respona• wd fence, sub nr9• Sr. Buy/MllNadt 073-0309 MOVING 3834 work. lnVExt & Docks SERVICE 3894 WALL ptumblng L#&70130 Loc:al Uc. 850-7042 discount John. 836-8235 R ... onabla. 631-46t0 J,
AUTO REPAIR' 673--8065 Of a.H526 QUICK Rl!SPONSEI LACIEY'S•ELECTRIC Elootrtcal apeca.t'-IANDSCAPE • PUBLIC NOTICE OUAUTV lnVExt Paint· DH• The Automatic COVERING~ -~
Local UC. 20 yr ••P 25 yr• exp. Free est. reeldentlal wiring 3808 Ing, Acoustic Removal Pool Man Cleaning -SERVICES 344? CLEANING Small Jobs, big Job• Ret/Comm. Sr dlac:. phonet, cable. Refs. IAWN CARE The Calif. Public U11U-Uc'd}bonded/lns Free a al v Custom WalS.91 r
SE•Vlcei:! Duncan Cons 85().7042 L# 238300 642-6568 ine.g,ity. 24 hr9 79t-2518 llH Comm1 .. 1on RE· quot ... Call 84&-9676 0-,;:1~ ;·,4-~~~°a~· Stripping/Pa.ting
,ht Ott Auto ·~ &\ ~ 3548 CPI BUILDR"S INC. HANDYMAN Carpen-8aalc Yard Malnt. QUIRES that all used . No job too smelll
1004Mt Guaranteed miiii~~iiiiiliiiiiiiii Storm Damage Repair ELDE••y ..... •"-. plum"'"" • l.tlwn•T Clean.,pa, houaehold good• MIN.OW Clrcle llalnt. 5% Ofl w!ad. 873-2937 •• owll"'S u ,,51 .... 2 ... I _.. ~ "• .,.. ...... • movers print their l'alnlng. lnC/Elt. HouNI R.OOflNC 39101.,.,.,.----:---:---:-:--:---1-0ay Serv. Your hae • c. ._ -.• naur... roof. 25yrs e11p w/re,.. Tr.. rlmrnlnttL Lt P.U.C. Cal T number: ~au.I. Job. FrN ul. We gals shOuld hang
or mine . 495-0871 HEAVY DUTY HOME (714) MS-4983 CA.IE 3611 Jeny B.U 77g.e390 Hauling 978-8a:45 llmos and chauffaun St. lcl569897 636-8888 together. Strip, lnsloll,
CLEANING SERVICE LOW COST AU ph.... .. .... D_. ............. •• ,. __ •---•....,.IC....,, I t th-'· TC p • Leak Repal-edv'f:_ to the crazy. •1•-•3 ..... 2""92 ,,_ ·-,.._..., _ _. --..., ... ,... .. prn -· · • num aTon.-Na PAINTING .... 8 1·2111 an lime BUSINESS Hou:.:,-.... an/W-,:..,._ ~lec:b ddryw~i •cous, RoUdofttJel Aaoleted HauMng & YS1d/G•ne• & Irrigation. Trimming t>er In all adv~ F,.;;Eat. 20 Yrs Exp. Guw Work. IOcal refs, Y
-,,_. H ' t . re-water Uw1n9 In COM. 24 Hr c:IMn-up. fence bUldlnQ. & Removal•, C...,,_ ments. If you have a Quality Work. Reh. L4'456490,RC Roofing SERVICES 3488 WHklV, • Bl-weekly. Damage c.mnt Mtnry Exp ...... 790·110 ~ Pain*1g 1'Q.50U up• a Ma#lt, St. Uc. questk>n about th•... Uc# 4520$4 645-3348 534-6205
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Publishing-Res. Sctlpt HOUSlrCL•ANINQ •ny type comtrea. '°' eld8' catw poeiUof1 tena. FREE Estlmatffl Malrbu-tght...Speclalat u Ull mm. . ESTA.878. FREE EST.
/Book Writing. AU Your 11 ,,.. oxp, geM MK..., blMt. Carpet In NB·LIVe/ln, lrlah 241..0137 or21 ... 189 Tr ... tclean-uptlhaul• Commlulon 21yrsOC.Uc334950 L#3238'2 M0-7?21
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