HomeMy WebLinkAbout1995-09-08 - Orange Coast PilotBy Evan Henersorf, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH
.'Fbree months ~ud-y
number-crur\ching have led
the City Council to a special
meeting devoted entirely to
the subject of trash collection.
During Monday's meeting,
which city administrators
expect to be highly controver-
sial, the ·Council will review
several proposals to combat
rising refuse collection costs.
Among the proposals the
city's General Services
Department is recommendipg
for adoption:
• Hire one franchiser to col-
lect waste generated by the
city's businesses.
• Implement a trash limit.
whereby residents can only
put out six cans -200 pounds -
of trash per week.
The city is not proposing to
re-study automated collection
service, a proposal that was
hugely unpopular when it was
considered two years ago.
General Services proposes
keeping the existing residen-
tial trash pickup under city
jurisdiction rather than hiring
a private contractor.
The option of imposing a
monthly trash collection fee on
residents is still the u1ast
resort• alternative, according
t'o City Manager Kevin Mur-
phy. U the City Council plans
to eventually put a fee in
place, staff is recommending
the council appoint a citizens'
advisory committee to partici-
,pate in the process.
Increasing landfill costs.
rec,eling andate.s and envi-
ronmental issues have forced
the city to consider significant
changes in its trash collection
service. Because its charter
prohibits the city from charg-
ing residents for trash service,
trash-related fee increases
come directly out of the city's
general fund. Newport Beach
is the only city in the county in
such a position. ·
In June, the council direct-
ed staff to research all cost-
saving options. That research
completed, staff is looking for
direction from the s;ouncil and
bopes to put changes into
effect immediately.
·we're recommending the
council proceed with exclusive
commercial franchising and
put out the proposals for bid,•
General Services Director
David Niederhaus said. ·we'd
like to have this going by the
end of the year. I don't think
you can move any faster than
that."
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~ta Peacock leads her students on her tint day of teaching at 'Victoria Elementary In Costa Mesa.
Motel tenants'
lives in limbo m·
·wake of ~agedy
• Pi.Ile Knot Motel's future is
uncertain after manager is arrested
in death of baby.
WEST NEWPOPJ -Standirig along the
cracked cement 'ialkways and leaning
out the doorways Of the Pine Knot Motel'•
tiny rooms, tenants -who wttnesied •
family'• tragedy unfold over the weekend
-now worry their lives will be tmmediat
ly tmpacted. an Saturday, &·day-old Anthonr Shft
wu ru1hed away frOm tbe mote l1r: d
~ce, never to return. OD Sunlay,
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MARC MARTIN I DAA.Y Pit.OT
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HARBOR
Wooden boats halJe
their day
Council ~
green lights
19th Street
project
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their revit?liZation plan
will begin after nearly a
decade of waiting.
By Tina Borgatta, Daily Pilot
COSTA MESA -Residents
dnving down West 19th Street
soon may notice a few changes,
like sidewalks and a continuous
left-tum lane from Placentia to
Monrovia avenues.
Prompted by a recent request
from a grouil of Freedom Homes-
Canyon Pai:f. residents, the City
Council on Monday gave staffers
the go-ahead to begin working
on some of the improvements.
Last month. residents asked
the council to reVJew a reVlta.liza-
bon plan for West 19th Street
developed by a crew of volunteer
ardutects m 1986. ln a presenta-
bon at a council study session, the
group 9utlined a few projects
they felt were essential to the
upkeep and safety of the area.
"We're very pleased,• Mary
Fewell, editor of the Freedom
Homes-Canyon Park newsletter,
said Thursday. "The only modifi-
cation they made (to the group's
suggestions) was a phasing-in of
the sidewalks.
"It looks like that's going to be
expensive. and if they can break
the work down into phases. that's
fine It's been 20 years with nottt-
mg, so we'll take anything we
can gel·
Sidewalk installation along
portlons of 19th Street between
Placenba and Wbitber avenues
could cost about $250,000. That
estimate includes associated
costS tor repairing curbs and gut-
ters.
"That quarter of a million is
not included in this year's bud-
get,• Mayor Joe Erickson said.
·But, there is a sidewalk budget,
and we may be ab1e to pay for
part of those improvements with
{al least a portion) of thatmoney."
Creation of the left-tum lane,
however, won't be as costly. That
pro1ect will be completed in com-
ing months.
But, to make room for the two-
way continuous lane, the city will
have to remove about three park~
mg spaces on the north side of
19th Street west of Federal
Avenue
Meanwhile the council cbrect-
ed staff members to review
whether there is sufficient need
to install a traffic signal at 19th
and Monrovia The staff is
expected to report to the council
with the findings in a month.
The counal also told staff to
continue with a city policy that
clears away on-street parking by
painting curbs red at the request
of residents. Some people living
in the area have complained that
cars parked along 19th Street
block their views of traffic when
motonsts are trying t<f pull out of
residential driveways.
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Wit ·and wisdom
• on · wooden boats
W bile wooden boats
may be me re water-
golng vessels for
some, afH!ionados might con-
cur with author Joel White's
view of them as •expressions
of art that have evolved over
centuries of time.• For insight
into the history, Jore and tech -
nology behind wooden craft,
head for the Balboa Branch
Library's Nautical Collection -
pne of two special collections ladonna of this type in Southern Cali-
fornia. Here. you'll find books, . kienitz·.
mag azmes dnd videos focus1,~n~g~-~_:_.::;:.::;::.:..:.:..==--=-..._--:---:-r
--... ..... gtntple dugouts to sophlsh-
cated pledsure craft, all creat-
ed with wood.
For fans interested in boat-
building, designs and
renowned craftsmen, the edi-
tors of WoodenBoat Magazine
have compiled essays, articles
and photographs from past
magazines m "Wooden Boat:
An Appreciation of the Craft.•
Other literdry celebrations of
vessels ranging from small
cdnoes lo rigged schooners
include Joseph Gribbins'
"Wooden Boats: From Sculls lo
Yachts" and Joel White's
"Wood, Water and Light."
in "The Legend of the Chris-
Craft. • For speedboat fans,
"The Real Runabouts!'
includes six volumes about
mahogany inboard boats filled
with color photos an d listings
of restoration shops.
Those cunous about boat
construction are likely to enjoy
"How Woode n Ships Are
Built ," detailing building Jech-
niques reaching back 100
yedrs. Digging deeper into his-
tory, Peter Kusch explores the
technicahties of building 15th-
century combat vessels and
other early craft in "Galleon,"
sure lo appeal to model-mak-
Anyone looking for hands-
on tips will find guidance in
•How to Build Wooden Boats.·
offering 16 boat designs. Other
sources focusing on construc-
tion and repair include •How
to Build a Wooden Boat" and
•Fifty Wooden Boats: A Cata-
log of Build ing Plans.• Those
seeking visual instruction on
maintenance of the wooden
hull may prefer "Basic Yacht
Mairltenance," a video with
dozens of ideas to help make
boat upkeep a pleasure. Fin-
ishing methods are covered in
·Fine Boat Finishes" and
"Brightwork. •
Current information about
events, launchings a nd boat
designs appears monthly in
WoodenBoat: The magazine
for wooden boat owners,
builders and designers. Peruse
current and past issues during
regular branch hours or at the
special •Sunday by the Sea"
Balboa Branch Open House
from noon to 5 p .m . this Sun-
day, with children's activities
throughout the afternoon.
MARC MARTIN I DAll.Y PILOT
A south swell and higher water temperatures have brought a summer-like season to the beach -just in time for the
first day of school, which didn't stop th1s surfer from enjoying the waves.
ers, histonans a nd ship enthu-
siasts. Even more comprehen-
sive in historical approach is
Bjorn Landstrom's "The Ship,•
featuring drawings of craft
ranging from primitive rafts to
nuclear-powered submarines.
From the same author, "Ships
of the Pharaohs" documents
4,000 years of Egyptian ship-
buJding.
Beach beck~ns on first day of school
By R. John Forstrom, Daily Pilot "For post-Labor Day, the beach is
more crowded than usual," said Brad
Jacobs, Newport Beach lifeguard.
"Sometimes it's just dead."
Beach resident John Boyle said, refer-
ring to the Jack of waves. "This morn-
ing, I woke up and paddled out. I
caught some fun waves, probably the
best waves of the swnmer. Made for a
great day."
As if going back to school weren't
hard enough already. And just when you thought a sum-
mer day couldn't be more perfect, l~al
beaches have just seen the arrival of a
3-to 5-foot south swell. Among history's most note-
worthy wooden vessels was
the Susan Constant, the ship
that brought our forefathers to
Jamestown. Her story is
recounted in •A Goodly Ship.•
Details about more contempo-
iary craft from America's p re-
mier boat builder are included
Remember to stop at the
Fun Zone's Wooden Boat Festi-
val, running both days this
weekend, to view hundreds of
wooden craft in glorious living
color.
1'wo and a half months after the offi-
cial beginning of sUJ]UTler and 6n the
first day of fall classes, Newport Beach
was the site of a •classic• swnmer day. The surf, created by Hurricane Hen-
rietta, just may be tl!.e best Newport
Beach has seen all summer.
It may not be often that lifeguards
and surfers agree, but lifeguard Jacobs
shared Boyle's sentirpent.
• OfEOC fT OUT is written by the staff
of the Newport Beach Pubfic Library.
This week's column is by Phyllis Scheffler
and Melissa Adams.
Suffers and sunbathers alike flocked
to local beaches Thursday to bask in
BO-degree weather and enjoy ultra-
warm 71-degree water.
·1 feel like I have lived at Lake Elsi-
nore all swpmer," surfer and Newport
·warm in the air, yarrn in the water
and we have waves, ·Jacobs said. •A
pretty nice afternoon."
VOLUN~EER DIRECTORY
FAIRVlEW DEVELOPMENTAL
CENTER
The Fairview Developmental
Center in Costa Mesa needs vol-
unteers, and donations are wel-
come. For more information, c(\11
957-5114 between 8 a.m. and
4:30 p.m
ASH HARBOR AREA INC.
Friends in Service to Humani-
ty (FISH) otters emergency assis-
tance to those in need and pro-
vides the Mobile Meals program.
Volunteers are needed to help in
d variety of areas. For more infor-
mallon. call Debby, 645-8050
FOOD DISTRIBUTION CENTER
The Food Distribution Center,
Orange County's private non-
p rofit food bank, needs volun-
teers, to mspect and sort donate<i
foods and to help with mailings.
For more information, call the
volunteer coordinator, 771-1343.
FRIENDS OF THE COSTA MESA
LIBRARY
The Friends of the Costa
Mesa Llbrary needs volunteers.
For information, call the library,
646-8845.
GIRL SCOUTS
The Girl Scouts of Orange
County need volunteers to be
trained as troop leaders, serve on
special committees and give lec-
tures, demonstrations or classes.
For information, call 979-7900.
GIRLS INC. OF ORANGE COUNTY
Girls lnc. offers educational
and enrichment opportunities for
girls and boys. Volunteers are
needed. For more information,
call Amy, 646-7181.
GLASS MOUNTAIN INC.
Volunteers are needed to aid
disabled adults who meet
monthly for educational, enter-
tainment and social purposes.
For information, call 779-3441.
HAT CONNEOlON
The Hat Connection is a
women's philanthropic extension
of the Chamber of Commerce
that serves Costa Mesa and
Newport Beach. For information,
call Kay Walburger, 650-2144.
HERITAGE HOUSE AUXILIARY
Volunteers are needed for an
auxiliary support group being
formed by Heritage House, a
non-profit substance abuse
recovery home for pregnant and
parenting women and their chil-
dren in Costa Mesa. For more
information, call 646-2271.
HIGH HOPES HEAD INJURY PRO-
GRAM
The High Hopes Head Injury
Program's Rea Center in Costa
Mesa, a non-profit organization
serving the needs of head-
injured adults and their families,
is seeking volunteers. For infor-
mation, call 646-7458.
HOSPICE FAMILY CARE
Hospice Family Care is seek-
ing people to help with errands,
visits and companionship to ter-
minally ill patients and their fam-
ilies. For infonnatior:i. call Larry
Mariotti at 730-1114.
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Estancia ~Ugh
COSTA MESA -The Estancia
High School PMent-Teacher-Stu-
dent Association is turning green
this fall.
The organization will sponsor
a paper drive on the third Satur-
day of each month du.ring the
school year. Residents are
encouraged to save their Daily
Pilots and other newspapers and
computer paper for recycling in
an effort to support the PTSA
and Estancia High student pro-
grams.
Papers will be collected in the
school's in north parking lot Sept.
16, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, Dec. 16, Jan.
20, Feb. 17. March 16, April 20
and May 18.
For more information, call
Sherrie Hoyt at 645-0715.
YMCA seeks lifeguards,
swim teachers
The Newport-Costa Mesa-
Irvine YMCA has positions avail-
able for lifeguards and swim
instructors.
Lifeguards must be certified in
CPR/first aid and lifeguard train-
ing. Swim instructors must be cer-
tified in CPR/first aid and have
some teaching experience.
For more infonnation, call the
YMCA at 642-9990.
No injuries, no. cash ch arred in bank fire
By Carolyn Miller, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The toils
of seven employees at Downey
Savings and Loan were interrupt-
ed by thick smoke drifting from the
computer area just after midnight
Thursday.
The smoke sent the employees
scrambling to seal off the room and
evacuate the five-story building at
3501 Jamboree Road. At 12: 18 a.m.
they called the Newport Beach
Fire Department. Thirteen fue
trucks carrying ,'.38 firefighters
roared up to the blaze, which set
off smoke detectors on all floors.
Smoke filled the hallways and was
thick in the computer room,
according to Battalion Chief Scott
Allan.
A computerized check-sorting
machine and other machines in the
computer room were on fire, but a
fire sprinkler in the room had been
activated and helped keep the fire
from spreading to the other offices,
Allan said.
The fire was reportedly extin-
guished in less than an hour and
caused $280.000 in damages to the
building and equipment. Fire
investigators discovered the fire
was caused by an elecbical equip-
ment malfunction. No ooe was
injured in the fire.
The building was safe to occupy
and was released to its owner after
the debris from the fire and water were cleaned up, Battalion Chief
Dennis Lockard said.
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COSTA MESA
• 200 block of Albert Place: An office st udio at the bidt
of • residence was broken Into by a burglar whO escaped With S 1,475 worth of goods, Including a televlslon and
video I::.
• 100 of Eut 20th: A $20 ceramic frog decoretlrig •
reskMnt's lawn vanished.
• 2'• llllodc of "ecentl• A~: A woman wattted up
to • man In front of a convenience store •nd atlced If he
w.nt.d to buy • yellow met.ti ring with fl~ stones In It for
S15. The man offer.d to buy Tt. but whtle tM was~
the WCMMn the caJh, she grabi*t an eddltlonal MO frcllM hh ettMf l'larid •nd ran away with the loot.
• ._ llllocll ef 9rtetol Street: Just before dewn, t#O
m.le reportedly •l"l'Md with • butk knife and polltbly •
twnd "'"'stole Sl1 from• resident. ·
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Newpo;an Be.cbJCo.ta Meta Daily Pilot
PropOsed code · dubbed
'windfall for Sign industcy'
• Ordinance under
discussion ignores com-
munity input and satisfies
very few, critics claim.
By 11na Borgatta, Daily Pilot
.
COSTA MESA -Chuck
Robertson will have a few
words to say about the city's
new sign code at the next coun-
cil meeting,
"I think the City Council has
gone completely overboard,·
Robertson, president of the
Mesa Verde Homeowners
Association, said Thursday.
"They completely tgno{ed the
re~ommendations of · the Plan-
lling CornmiSslon. They com:-
pletely ignored the recommen-·
dations ·of the Sign Ordinance
Review Committee. And,
they've created a potential
windfall for the sign industry.•
After months of debate, the
council oh Monday finally
agreed on a sign package. And
while it may please the council,
it doesn't please Robertson or
some members of the business
communjty, for that matter.
"Many people spent many
hours participating in a process
to provide suggestions and
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ALDE:N'S
CARPETS, INC.
1663 Placentia Sc. Costa Mesa
646-4838
solutions to the council, only to
see their input summarily
ignored,• said Ed Fawcett,
director of the Costa Mesa
Chamber of Comme1ce and a
sign committee member. "The
result i's an ordinance that satis-
fie1> very few, angers many, and
in some respects, is completely
unenforceable.•
At issue is the method the
council chose to calculate tem-
porary and permanent signage.
The council elected to use two
different formulas to determine
bow much space each business
should be given for permanent ·
signs and for temporary signs
or banners.
For permanent signs, the
city'~ planning staff will add
&ne-and-a-half tirn~-th~(fUl!Te
footage of a building's width
with half the square footage of
its depth.
In July, the council consid-
ered applying that equation to
figu.re a merchant's total allow-
able sign space. Under that
plan, a merchant could divide
that space up with temporary
and permanent signage any
way he chose.
But after bearing from staff
members w.ho said such a
method of calculation would be
difficult, if not impossible, to
enforce, the council decided to
separate the two.
Under the revised plan, a
company's allotted temporary
stgn space will be determined
by figuring one-half square foot
of banner space for every linear
foot of store front, with every
business as~ured a minimum of
25 square feet and a maximum
of 7 5 square feet.
But some say those formulas
will allow for too much signage.
Robertson said he's worried
that if the council gives a final
thumbs-up to the package later
this month, the city's business
districts eventually will look
like nbthing more than clut-
tered stretches of signs and
banners.
"It's (JOing-1o..be an 11nsightly-
mess,• Robertson said. "And '
even if the council wanted to go
back and fix the code later,
once these permanent signs go
up. they're grandfathered in.
The city can 't go back and
make those businesses take
down their signs.•
Fawcett said he'll be review-
ing the ne w package over the
next two weeks to see if he can
come up with an alternate plan.
"I don't know if there's any
opening for changes at this
point,· Fawcett said. "But I'm
certainly looking· into it.•
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1995
briefl in the news
Property owners to pay
for alley repairs
COSTA MESA -City clfidals
are moving ahead with a plan to
levy Shalimar-area property own-
ers With an assessment to cover the
cost ol needed repairs to back
they will require more than just a
quick fix.
A few property owners have
already exp~ support for the
assessment, saying tt may be the
only way to force landlords to con-
tribute to ~and upkeep costs.
an~~ coubdl on Monctny direct-Class for teens and
ed staff to prepare a report detail-parents offered
ing the necessary improvements
and estimated expenses -the first The Goalition for Children,
step to establishing an assessment 1 Adolescents and Parents is ofJering
Once the study has been com-a free six-week class for children
pleted, the council will schedule a 13 to 15 years of age and their par-
public bearing, allowing residents ents, designed to provide infonna-
and prowrtf owners an opportuni-tion about sexuality and its mean-
ty to voice their comments on the ing in life.
proposal. Titled "SHAPE n (Sharing
For years, city officials have Healthy Adolescent and Parent
been WlSuccessful in their efforts to Experiences), H the class will run 7
persuade property owners to repair -9 p.m. at TeWmkle Middle School,
potholes and provide adequate 3224 California Ave., Costa Mesa.
maintenance to private alleys par-Sessions will run on six consec-
alleling James and 18th streets and utive Tuesdays, Wednesdays or
ShaliIDM Drive. · ' Thursdays, beginrung the week of w. officials say. the CW4iWS"'-l-Gct. ...,_ __
have fallen into such disrepair that Topics will include AIDS, sexu-
ally transmitted diseases, !NI~
responsible choices and r:eprod~
tion. All classes are CCH!d. For
mformatlon or to register, can 972·
4859.
Volunteers needed to
lead tours for tots
COSTA MESA -The Orange
County Pair and Exposition Center
is seeking volunteers to cqnduct
Centenrual Farm tours for children
5 to 8 yedIS of age
Centennial Fann, designed to
educate children, is a replica of a
working farm that features crop
displays and hands-on farm animal
exhibits.
Volunteers are needed to con-
duct educabonal tours from 9 to 11
a.m. 1\lesday through. Friday
beginrung Oct 3. All volunteers
will be tramed by the staff of the-
. Orange County Fair.
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• CON11NUEO FROM 1
and Later cbarged with murder
Sunday night. Susan Shaw, th~
baby's teaJful mOther, vanished
wilh her belongings
After the Shaw family depart-
ed, tenants say Duane Wengeler:
the motel's owner and grand.fa:
ther al the slain baby. told them
he plans to close the motel as ear-
ly as today.
Guests at the motel generally
stay for weeks or longer until they
can afford to move into an apart-
ment. If they are forced to move
out today, the tenants say, they
have nowhere to go.
"I have no idea what we'll do "
said Elizabeth Black. who has a :;e:-
month-old baby and a 2-year-old
son. ·1 don't know if it's because of what happened to his grandson
or what. but it seems to me (Wen-
geler) doesn't care what goes on
here.• ·
Since Sunda , there has been
no er notice -wrttten or ver-
bal -from Wengeler about the
motel's fate, nor bas there been a
manager on hand to allay tenants'
anxieties or even operate the
motel. '
A yellow sign with "CLOSED"
writteu on it is taped to the motel's
office-door. The office is dark
inside. An answering machine
records phone calls. The living
quaf\ers of Zonilh and Susan
Shaw -manied (or less than a
month -are dark and vacant.
The tenants say they feel sorry
for the family be<;ause Anthony
died and were shocked to learn
that 22-year-old Zonith reportedly
confessed to police that he hit the
baby. The infant died from multi-
ple fractures to his skull, accord-
ing to the coroner's report.
• (Zonith) loved that baby,"
said tenant Paul Hallock, puffing
on a cigar the young motel man-
ager gave him when the baby
was born.
Zonith Shaw, who is being
held at county jail in lieu of
$500,000 bail, will be arraigned
Sept. 29 in Harbor Municipal
Court.
TEACHER
CONTINUED FROM 1
The well-prepared teacher
even brought a mid-morning
snack of pretzels and juice lo
squelch the rumbling stom-
achs ,of stud ents not used to
sitting still for so long.
By recess, Peacock was
dabbing her forehead.
"I was sweating a lot more
this morning,• she said on
the playground.
Alter recess, sbe read a
book to the class called ·My
First Day of School."
"Raise your hand if you
were fearful -a little scared
-to come to school today,"
she said to her pupils. "I
know I was."
She managed to squeeze in
a little journal writing and a
math lesson before lunchtime,
when she joined other teach-
ers in the faculty lounge .
"How's it going?" asked
first-grade teacher Trina
George, who advised Pea-
cock on what to expect from
first-graders and helped her
prepare lesson plans.
•Good,• Peacock said.
•aut did you get to the big
book? l didn't have time."
Peacock did get around to
the "big book,• another story
about the first day of school,
right after lunch. She spent
the rest of the day showing
the children the different sta-
tions she had created around
the room, inch.Ming a com-
puter, math and several art
stations.
The next two hours seemed
like two minutes. Peacock
was suddenly helping the
children clean up and get
ready to go home. She met
concerned parents at the door 1
and posed for first.day pho-
tographs.
As the last child left, Pea-
cock. dropped onto a desk.
"I'm wiped out,• she said
smiling.
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Hallock JAidJle,.bu ~D tak·
ing ca.re ol tbe mot8l -IWeepng'
tbe walkway, oolleding the mall -
sinee 7.onitb Shaw left and hopes
be can coiMnce tbe Wengefen
that be woWd be happy to take
care ot tbe motel for them.
·rm kind at Worried. If Duane
says r have to leave, I have no
place to go,• Hallock. 22, said. •ny to tell him not to close this
down -we can all do something.•
Duane Wen,eler bas owned
the motel with his wile, Jeanie,
since 1984, according to city
r0C9J'(la. Phone calls to the Wf!Jl-
gelers' Costa Mesa home were
not answered Thw:sda.y.
Although the motel is consid-
ered an e.yesore by some and has
•
' . a ·n:etcby· put tbAt i:Ddudes rn·•sH
drugs and I.a eftSian. tM Wen· ·1·"" ~ .... cumnt OQ their tu
paymentS and generate revenue
to the city with their transient
occupancy tax. city revenue man-
ager Glen Everroad said. '
The transient occupancy tax is
an additional 10% added to the
cost of a room tbat tenants can
occupy for as long as 30 days.
Everroad said. However, it occu-
pancy exceeds that time. the city
no longer receives the tax, be
added.
•rm not smprised that there
may not be more supervision (at
the motel),• Everroad said. *It's
not a star hotel, but as long as
they pay their taXes, I'm happy.•
CONTlNUED FROM 1
The single-franchiser rec-
ommendation is likely to meet
substantial opposition from
local waste haulers. A total of
13 haulers have permits to
operate within the city. That
number would be reduced to
one under the city's proposal.
Haulen have referred lo
thls proposal as a •monopo-
lization• of service.
•They'll ba.Je· a hell of a
fight on their hands,• said
Madelene Arakelian, who
owns South Coa l
Refuge/Integrated Recycling
Systems. "Newport Beach is a
good 30% to 40% of my bus -
ness.*
As long u the bidding
process is conducted fairly,
city administrators say the sLO-
gle Cranchise proposal will be
successful and will not result
in businesses being gouged by
the winning bid. Franchising
Will take many waste truclu
off city streets and will eam
Newport Beach between
$250,000 and $500,000 m fran-
chise charges per year.
•That would more than
make up the cost of the county
landhll increase to tbe city,•
Murphy said. •And t's better
tha n tbe other op tions we bav
available.•
DOiores Otting. who owm 5
Star Rubbish, se s the1 fran-•
chise fee to lbe aty u a •b d ·
den tax,• which the franchiser
will extract from businesses.
The money does not come out
of the trash hau,Jer' PJOfit.
•The Chamber of Com·
merce is supposed to t)e pro-
business. I wonder what
they'll say about this,· Otting
said. "I wonder bow The
lrvine Co. will feel about pay·
ing more money.•
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Our inventories are huge
and cost too much to
move. We'd rather sell as
much as we can at
give-away prices. So
we've reduced our
already low prices
even lower! This is an
extraordinary
opportunity to buy
famous label and
designer fashions, linens
and bath accessories,
at never to be
repeated savings.
·is moving to a
bigger, better
location and
everything
in stock
must be sold!
Sale at our
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We've slashed prices on
thousands of fine quality,
items. Don't miss this
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ISiand f0rry: life In the slow lane
I 've .... , tJutUs ....
harbor. I've zj~ aroUDd
in a Sea Doo, pulled in~
sand bass and sailed, alinost
crashing, through channels And
boat races.
But -you know -too much
exdtement can be a bad ~g.
Maybe I'm getting old or
maybe just incredibly lazy, but
I wanted something that
required no effort at all.
Too cheap for a harbor
cruise, I decided to spend an
hour on the Balboa .Island ferry,
going from the Peninsula to the
Island, again and again.
Back and forth.
Again and again.
Nothing lj.ke a little repeti-
11mncir relaiation, I tljoilght. ·
I headed toward·the ferry at
3 p.m on a hot, sunny Septem-
ber weekday. Where once I
pushed through the summer
crowc:lS in the Fun Zone, I now
had a dear path, negotiating
around the occasional child.
DON l.EJ.CW O.Al..Y Pl.OT
Hunttngton Beach resident Glenn Blackway's pirate sb1p will be one of the aumy wooden boats on
dispJay in the harbor over the weekend as part of Sea.Fest's annual parade.
A lone Rollerblader stumbJed
nearby. A woman in a halter
top threw bread at pigeons.
At the ferry dock, Capts.
Wooden Boat Festival
celebrates a tradition
Dawn Callan. a former Daily
Pilot employee, and Mike
Hardesty, a former Daily Pilot
paperboy, gulped water from
plastic bottles and then greeted
a trickle of passengers.
I sat down, leaning back,
pleased with my plans for an
hour of people-watching and
away from the newsroom.
• Crafted and maintained with loving (lllfe, some 65 wooden boats will be displayed
in a parade today and through the weekend in the harbor.
A boy with a mowhawk and
chains and spikes around his
waist climbed aboard holding
bands with his girlfriend in
worn-out jeans.
By Anna Marie Stolley. Dally Piiot
I magine 1t.
You are standing rn the Bal-
boa Fun Zone, li ck.mg a
strawberry ice cream cone.
when suddenly, an 18th-centu-
ry pirate ship w ith smoking
cannons and miniature
French-paned windows cruises I
through the harbor
You gasp and drop your ice I
cream.
Were you sudde nly trans-
ported through some sort of
weird time/space warp to the
Barbary Coast or Treasure
Island ?
After a fe w seconds of fear,
you realize it 1s 1995. and you
a re sttll in the Fun Zone, wit-
nessing the Ninth Annual I
Wooden Boat Festival, the luck
start to the an nual Newport
SeaFest
Boat lo\'ers. beware.
As man) as 65 woode n
boats, mcludmg a detailed
pirate s hip w1ll participate in
a parade at 6 p m. today
beginning at the mouth of the
harbor
And you don t w ant to miss
1 l
Balboa Pays
schedule or events
Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday (except
Boat Parade at 6 p.m. today)
Location: In and around
the Balboa Fun Zone, and at
Peninsula Park
Spedal Events
Coast Guard rescue
demonstration: 2 p.m. Satur-
day.
Nail and Sail boat-building
contests: 1 p.m. Saturday aod
Sunday.
Boat Parade: 6 p.m. today
Boat Show: 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturday and Sunday
Kids' games, activities:
Throughout the weekend
Local artists' sale and
show: Peninsula Park at the
foot of Balboa Pier
Music: Sounds of Swing,
the Susie Hanson Band, San-
di Castleberry, Pandemonium
and the Chantays' surfing
music, at Peninsula Parle..
For more information. call
the Newport Harbor Area
Chamber of Commerce at
729-4400
To e nJoy the parade. grab a
eat in a waterfront restaurant
or watch fro m the Balboa Fun
Zone
Or clunb aboard a Fun Zone
Boat Co boat for a close-up
\ 1ew of the p arade at a cost of
$6 for adults, $1 for children
1 rn this area,· Pappas said. •As
with anytlung old, tf we don't
preserve them, they will decay
and then be gone.·
If you can t make the
pdrade. call yourself a fool.
but don 't despalT
The wood e n vessels will
'>lay m the a rea Saturday and
"\unday as part of the Balboa
Days cele brallon
The na utically cunous can
r heck out a steam-powe red
... rngle-engme vessel butlt by
Bo b Bucshmann or hnger ne ar
a ne wly restored 1957 Century
Resorter with a Ford Intercep-
tor V-8 engine
Sea Spray Boat Yard Owner
Paulette Pappas restored the
16-foot mahoga ny runabout to
its present splendor.
An archaeologist, Pappas
loves all things historical. But
old boats are her passion
·The old wooden boats are
part of our hentage, especially
C ustom boat-butlder Duane
Morgan of Orange can't wait
to show off his 12-foo t epoxy-
coated yacht tende r.
"Boats ar e like artwork.
Morgan said. • 1rs a thing of
be auty when you get done •
For boat lovers, there is
no thmg more exciting than the
Wooden Boat Festival and Bal-
bo a Days. a celebration of the
harbor. And there's also plenty
more to do at the Balboa Days
festival
Creative children's activi-.
ties, a dramatic Coast Guard
rescue. demonstration and the
•Nail and Sail• boat-building
competition pack the fun-tilled
Balboa Days calendar.
Meanwhile, local artists dis-
play their wares at Penninsula
Park at the fool at Balboa Pier
to the tunes of the Susie Han-
son Band, Pandemonium, and
surfing music provided by the
Cbantays.
And the weekend celebra-
tion is just the beginning.
Sponsored by the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Com-
merce, the Newport SeaFest
provides a series of events,
including a volleyball contest,
a sand castle compebtion, chil-
dren's library programs, a jazz
festival and many other activi-
ties.
New to this year's line-up is
a women's triathlon Sunday
beginning at the Newport
Dunes resort. The course
includes a half-mile swim, a
12-mile bike route and a
three-mile run thrqugh New-
port Beach. ·
And for those who prefer a
good sausage to blisters and
sore muscles, there's the Taste
of Newport food festival. This
weekend event, from Sept. 15
through 17, features the cui-
sine from·many restaurants
and will be at Fashion lsJand,
Newport Center.
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
OUR MEALS ARE A
TRIP TO MEXICO
,, ... The~
, ~~ ' Sinai 1972
They giggled, bugged and
kissed.
Blecll. ,
Despite a cool breeze, I start-
ed to sweat. Did I say an hour?
3:15 p.m.
A gTay-baired man pulled
out.his camera and started
frantically snapping pictures.
His wife sat next to me, looking
around in excitement.
Tourists, I thought,
impressed with my trePlendous
powers of observation.
As the man moved backward
for a better picture. be stepped
on my toes.
·ouch.· I said. I bad
planned on relaxation, not pain.
The clumsy man's wife
leaned over and apologized for
her husband.
Taking her apology as an
opportunity for some meaning-
ful conversation, I launched
into a heavy barrage of ques-
tions.
ln a matter of minutes, I
learned they bailed from
Greenwhicb, Conn., and the
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woman and I bad y;aduated.
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eral arts college. ·
When they left, 1 experi-
enced a sense of tremendous
loss.
I smiled at two girls in flow-
ered dresses, hoping to strike
up another conversation. They
didn't smile back.
3:30 p.m.
Back and forth.
Again and again.
Sweat oozed from my hands
and face.
A series of cars cruised on
board.
A well-gTOomed poodle sat
in the p assenger seat of a Vol-
vo, next to the woman he owns.
Re legated to the back seat, a
small child crouched between
piles of books and boxes.
3:45 p.m.
A barefoot cyclist boarded
with two friends. A nosy
Follerblader with sweat drip-
ping from his belly looked ove r
my shoulder at my notes and
commented on my prose.
More tourists pulled out
cameras. I posed, but they
ignored me , opting for pictures
of sailboats and the carousel.
Their loss.
I stared et the water, hypno-
tized by the small waves. My
eyelids fluttered.
"p.m.
Panning l.llYseli, I pulled
myself up and staggered pff
the ferry.
Hmm ... maybe next week
I'll try parasailing.
• Reporter Anna Marie Stolley will
continue to chronicle her adventures
In the water and around the harbor.
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OLD BOAT REPAIR CLASS
A hands-on class is
offered 10 a .m.-3 p .m. Satur-
days beginning Sept. 9 at
Orange Coast.College's sail-
ing center. Students w11J
learn fiberglass repair, blis-
ter repair, bottom painting
and rewiring and m uch
more. Call 645-9412.
SPANISH FOR SAILORS
A nine-week con versa.
tional Sp4nish course meets
7-9 p.m. Mondays begin-
ning Sept: 11 al Orange
Coast College's sailing cen-
ter. For more informallon,
call 645-9412.
BEGINNING KAYAK CLASS
Learn the basics of
kayaking during a four-hour
course beginning at 9 a.m.
Sept. 16. Cost is $55. For
more information, call Pa d-
dle Power al 675-1215.
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Mischief
captures
Schock 35
Nationals
• BCYC's Hardy, Reardon
and crew get off to quick
start to take crown.
MESA SHOWS HOW(ELL) IT'S DONE
H osted by Southwestern
Yacht Club the last
weekend in August, the
Schock 35 Nationals lived up to
lts reputation as one of the most
hotly contested class rega,ttas in
Southern Califonua.
The Schock class. which
doesn't allow professional sailors
to compete in class
championships, offers extreme ly
competitive racing for those who
want to sail against their peers.
For the third time, Bahia
Corinthian YC's Carolyn Hardy,
Mark Reardon and crew aboard
Mischief took top honors at the
National Championships.
Getting out to a quick lead on
Friday with two bullets in two
races, Mischief looked as if it
would take the title easily, even
though the crew aboard Outlier
trailed by only 2 112 points. It
was the third race that the
leader's spot came up for grabs.
Tangling with the 10-to
15-knot breezes of Friday, the
third race saw a good deal of
confusion, when Shillelagh hit
Mi.schief, badly damaging the
boat.
Fortunately for Hardy,
Reardon and crew, the boat was
still sailable and they were able
to battle back to a t 0th-place
finish. This situation dropped
Misdtief back into third, just a
half-point out of first behind
Ricochet and Outlier, who were
tied.
Troublemaker was in fourth, a
half-point beh.i,nd Mischief.
Saturday provided strong
winds as well, ranging from 13
to 18 knots. Two races were
sailed, longer races than the day
previous, with the lead shifting
each race.
noublemaker jumped into
first when it won the first race of
the day, while Rlcoche( slipped
into second after a fourth-place
finish, and .MJschlef held onto
third with a fifth. OuWer finished
midfleet in 11th, dropping out ol
contention for the title.
In the second race of the day,
.MJachJel pulled out a
second-place finish, which
bOosted It right back into the
leader's position, where ti stayed
for the rest of the regatta, though
it was still close.
Ricochet and Troub~emaker
had average races, but they
were right on the heels of
Ml.ttc.h1ef at the end of the day.
Sunday saw a drop ln breeze,
and again, more mixing of
positions on the course. MblchJet
and Ricochet managed average
races, tin1!h1ng sixth and fomth.
respectlvely, but »oublemabr
fell back With an 11th.
OotlJerbegan lb._.
the leader board WD ..,.. .....
putting the lMm *'
p>lltioD ---... ~·
•Mustangs open cam-
paign with wire-to-wire
victory over Mayfair in
Coach Howell's debut.
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -There
were occasional bangs and rea-
sons for roar, but Costa Mesa
High's football flash is definitely
in the past.
There's no Charles Chatman
or Dewayne Crenshaw to elec-
trify its fans. This is, according to
Mesa defensive tackle Jason
Morin, a team with "good bal-
ance."
Beginning the Jeny Howell
era Thursday night, the Mus-
tangs showed their balance
against visiting Mayfair in a sea-
son opener at Newport Harbor
High, winning the nonleague
issue, 14-6.
Morin, who bad both Mesa
sacks (minus-18 yards), believes
the Mustangs can do without the
glitter and juke to win the Pacif-
ic Coast League.
"We'll be a force to be reck-
oned with,· he said. "Every-
body's counting us out, because
we have such a young team and
we don't have the studs like last
year. But when the time comes,
we'll rule the field. Our (new)
coach is a great coach, and he's
going to take us to the future."
The future began Thursday.
And it wasn't exactly smash-
mouth running in a pltch-and-
trap offense that dominated
Mayfair's Monsoons, but rather a
seemingly controlled offense out
of a modified double wing,
where halfback Ray Ohrel car-
ried 15 times for 90 yards and
fullback Pat McBride went for 87
yards in 16 rushes.
There was the defense from
Morin, big stops from inside
linebacker Jeremy Jehangiri,
heavy quarterback pressures
from inside 'backer Kurtis Van
Hom and fumble recoveries
from Julius Vasquez, Brian
Costa Mesa's Josh Amezola earns some tough yardage.
"He (Pat McBride) came to show .. He reaJ.fy
took the challenge. He wasn't a starter until
Tuesday, and I said to him that I would give
him one more chance.· He~ such a nice guy,
he woUldn 't spit without a$king. I tell Pat that
he~ got to get meaner ... not diftY 01 nasty,
Just meaner, and 'he did a gOOd job ... "
• -COAot JERRY HOWELL
Abbott and Van Hom.
But it was outside linebacker
Ryan Taylor's 73-yard intercep-
tion return for a touchdown in
the second quarter that broke
Mayf alr's back.
On the opening kickoff, it
looked like the record-breaking
Mustangs of the past two years,
when Vasquez returned May-
fair's kick 69 yards to the Mon-
soon 20-yard line
1Wo plays later, quarterback
Taylor connected with Josh
Amezola on the right side for 19
yards, setting up Ohrel's 2-yard
scoring run only 1:20 into the
contest.
OGC ·starts on the road tonight
• Pirates ready to set sail
ill MWion Conference
op,mer agMmt Pasadena
mnse~ t.
Van Hom, involved in two big
special teams plays in the first
quarter, recovered a Mdyfair
fumble on the ensuing kickoff,
but Costa Mesa, starting from
the Mayfair 24, failed to convert,
largely because of a personal
foul on third down that pushed
the Mustangs back to the 25.
Ohrel punted on fourth down
from the Monsoon 39, and the
Mustangs pinned Mayfair on its
own 3, when Abbott tipped it to
keep it out of the end zone and
Van Hom smothered it.
Mayfair rushed for only 12
yards in the first half, contl:olling
the ball just 8:51.
But the Monsoons got close in
the second quarter, when Travis
Penn deflected a Taylor pass and
Marc Patzin caught it at the
Mesa 38, returning it to paydirt
and cutting the Mustangs' lead
to 7 -6 with 6: 13 left in the first
half.
With Mayfair threatening late
in the second quarter, following
a defe nsive pass interference
call on Mesa, Taylor turned the
tables on the VlSitors again wtth
his 73-yard inte rcepbon return
for a score.
Mesa's offense, though 1t did-
n't pass as much as expected,
was consistent behmd McBnde
and Ohrel.
Senior Brian Reeves, consid-
ered Mesa's top running back in
the preseason, was serving a
one-game suspension imposed
by Howell for failing to show up
on time during two-a-days.
Though Reeves could resem-
ble the flash from the past, it was
the bulldozing running of
McBride that drew rave reviews.
•He came to show,• Howell, a
27-year coaching veteran mak-
ing his debut at Mesa's helm,
said. -He really took the chal-
lenge. He wasn't a starter until
Tuesday, and I said to him that l
would give him one more
chance. He's such a nice guy, he
wouldn't spit without asking. I
tell Pat that he's got to get mean-
er ... not dirty or nasty, ju.st
meaner, and he did a good job. -
occ;:'&
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CONT1NUED FROM 7
a
Local Olympe bopelu1 Ala
Ascend01 adc1ed y..a anodw win
to bis resume wttb bl.I t'lnt~place
ftn1sh at the Lasef Diltrkt 25
Championship, held last
weekend at Alamitos Bay Yacht
Club in Long Beach.
Other local competl.ton
included Argyle Campbell ot
NHYC finishing in eighth,
Charlie Buckingham of NHYC
in ninth, Tucker Campbell of
NHYC in 15th and Beth
Prigmore of BCYC b;l 24th.
lo the Laser Radial category,
Katie Prigmore of BCYC won the
title with five firsts in eight races.
Prigmore, an accomplished Laser
Radial sailor. placed second at
last year's Leiter Cup held in
Rochester, N.Y.
Jennifer Porter of NHYC also
sailed in the Laser Radial
division. placing Sixth. s.--
ln the Laser; ll divisio_p, .local
favonte Patrick Hogan l1ni.shed
m second. JUi.1 a quarter of a
point out of first.
• STEPHANIE KEEFE'S boatlno column appears in the Daily Pilot ever friday.
SCHE DULE
TODAY
FOOTBALL
Community college -Orange Coast at
Pasadena, 7 p m
High school Marina vs. COf<>N del Mar,
at Orange Coast College. 7:30 p.m.; Cypress
vs Estaooa. at Newport Harbor, 7 p.m.; New-
pon Harbor vs Orange, at El Modena, 7 p.m.
TENNIS
High school girls Agoura at Newport
Harbor, 2 pm soc cat
Community college men · San Diego
Mesa at Orange Coast, 4 p.m
Community college women · Long Beach
CC at Orange Coast, 2 p.m.
DEEP SEA
THURSDAY'S COUNTS
o.....y'I Lodt... 5 boats. '10 *'9Mn .... ytllowfln tun.l lJ Ytlfllack tuN. l ~lowt.il, 20 aha> bma.. 12
wnd bass. 21 i<ulp.n, 5 ~ad. 1 wtlltrfkt\ 1
ro<lcfrsh. llO m.achrt!I
Newport Utndiftg l boats. 43 •nglen. 15 sand
bass. ll c.ahco b.tss. 2 rod<fish, 2 sculpln. 31 bonito. l
~!)Mad, 14 lwmKuda. l blue perch, 59 madcerel
CdM nets
13-5 victory
HUN'l1NGl'ON BBAOl-Tbe
Corooa del Mar Hlgti girts tennll
team bad a IOlid IWt to 1tl MUOO
Thursday, OOwldng nonlMgue
foe ~ tW, iD a matdl oa
tbe Cbargen' eoWts.
CdM did much ol its damage
in singles, winning eight ol nine
sets, as both Nina Vaughan and
Aliss4 Scott swept their oppo-
nents. Megan Wachtler won two
of her three sets.
In doubles, the CdM teams Of
Kate Julian-McKenna Glasgow
and Marisol Perea-Ashley Har-
rington collected two wins apiece
to contribute to the victory.
COrona ..... 1J. ..... 5
Slnale: Vaughan (CdM) Mt. f.oster, ~2. def. Mizeret. 6-0, def. Benlngton.
6--0;-wad1tk!hcdM) IOSt; 3'"6, V?';-R•
6-0; Scott (CdM) won, ~2. ~1. t»--1 . ~ Jullan~l&sgow (CdM) lost
to Damari-Drumm. 2..fi, def. Kunz~
McAnd~ 7-5, def. Tran-Baran. 6-0;
Per~a-Harrlngton (CdM) won, 6-4. lost.
Hi. won, 6-0; COieman-Rich (CdM) lost.
6-7, O..fi, won. ~3 .
~ Mesa falls in three in
volleyball to visiting Foothill
COSTA MESA -Host Costa
Mesa High dropped its season
opener in girls volleyball Thurs-
day evening, 15-8, 16-14. 15-10,
to Foothill.
Sophomore outside hitter Julie
Collett knocked down six k:ills,
while senior setter Tawny Bayes
did a solid job passing for the
Mustangs.
Sailors bow, 5-1, at Edison
in field hockey opener
HUNTINGTON BEACH -
Despite a goal by Kyle McNicols
which opened the scoring, the
Newport Harbor High field hock-
ey unit dropped a 5-1 season-
opening decision at Edison
Thursday afternoon.
Honiecoming still on hold
• Orange Coast College's student board still
unsure, delays homecoming announcement.
COSTA MESA -Members of Orange Coast College's Student
Board of Trustees. contemplating the cancellation of this year's
homecoming. could not reach a verclict Wednesday and apparent-
ly will decide next week whether or not to abort the 1995 event.
·The students at the board meeting (Wednesday) held off on a
decision for another week, because they're still trying to get suffi-
cient input from other students," swd Jeff Dimsdale, OCC's Dean
of Student Services.
The board's next meeting is scheduled for noon next Wednes-
day in the OCC administration building.
The apprehension of this year's homecoming, scheduled Oct.
14, is twofold : Members of the five-student board are questioning
the disbursement of funds devoted to the project ($5,000), as well
as the time and effort needed to orchestrate the program with an
inexperienced staff.
The board's delayed announcement also obstructs the OCC
football program's plans for a 20-year reunion celebration of the
school's national championship team, an event originally slated for
homeconung.
-By Richard Dunn
ammersr.e
1'be Qrm9I Cout UDited boys Under'·12 *""* ...... tbe SM-men. played in the
JUSA Kick-off Tounlament Labor Day
weekend. reaching tbe ftnall before stum·
~their -IDlltda ~ tbe llOlt team. the JUSA Rangers. the Slol>'IJMD
NaaWed goe.IS frOlll RJan Wolfe and KewlD
Ce .. to dabll • 2-1 ~· In the secoind matdi. agelblt tbe ~
Belidl 'Wenlari, 8Jett Luc:best made a gl!llll
..aoes to ~ MacDonald, wbo beillld
lbe bell into the net late In the ftnt bal: TMI
turned out to be the only goal ol the game.
1be two w1DI on Saturday usmed die
•mmers of qualtfyfng for the semifinall.
PIRATES
CONTINUED FROM 7
Barnes (6-2. 240) from the ends.
Sophomore Mickey Long
(Corona del Mar), a returning
starter at defensive tackle, suf-
fered an ankle sprain last week-
end in a non-football related acci-
dent and also has chicken pox.
Sophomore Matt Burns (New-
port Harbor), who earned a start-
ing assignment with a ~e pre-
season, and highly touted Jay
Wojtkiewicz (6-6, 220) are the
outside linebackers, while bard-
hitting sophomore Steve Gonza-
les (6-2. 215), another Newport
Harbor product who added 20
pounds of bulk from last year, is
the inside 'backer. Wojtkiewicz
had eight sacks and 60 ta'ckles
last season.
OCC's secondary, the team's
Achilles' heel a year ago. has
more speed this year. Comer-
backs Michelangelo Barragan
and Marshall Brown. Craig Nosse
(free safety) and . Greg Stout
.
(strong safety), a converted wide
receiver. are the starters.
One of Orange Coast's biggest
question marks last week was
long snapper, after Jake Guild,
who was penciled in to start at
tight end, quit the team.
Workman. however, quickly
resolved the problem, discovering
during last week's scrimmage
Bums
said.
against Santa
Monica that
three players
on the roster
had long
snapped in
high school.
Linebacker
Al Tuato and
fullback Minh
Nguyen are
"better than
the guy who
Jett.· Workman
On offense, Nguyen will start
at fullback. Fullbacks Mike Free-
man (Newport Harbor) and Jason
Ondra.k have left ankle and left
knee injuries, respectively, that
could keep them out of action
•
for.e falliAg
wMda was sColed oft a direct free kick taken
by ... ~ 'fySoP Wahl.
e.dler, the Slammers bad defeated tbe w.mars to Win the Saddleback CUp, bUt tbls
dlM Md to settle for just tbe ftnaUst ...,,.li.
1be tffJll posted a record Of 22-8-3 In tbe
P•JMOn. winning three tournaments iii die
Jll1l'W;
Coilched by 7Jad I<howy and ~ .
bf Beniard Towers, the Sla,mmen;' tostS
c:oDIUls of: Andy Almquist, Aldo Bautista, X8vki Campos, :Josh' Cornett. Kyle .DmOQ,
Blab Hales. Brett Luchesi, Spencer Mac·
Donald, David Peel, Kyle Sapak, Jake Steel· man. 'fyler Thornton, James Towers, ~
Wahl and Ryan Wolfe. ·
-tonight
Chris Legaspi. a backup oUen-
sive guard, suffered a dislocated .
shoulder this week in practice.
His return is unknown.
Anchoring OCC's offensive
line will be tackles Brian Smith (6-
5, 280) and Matt Meehan (6-5,
275). guards Keith Gray (6-3. 260)
and John Hardenburgh (5 -11,
r~~~1
. -. . _. ,
260) and cen-
ter Charlie
Pescarolo (6-2,
260). Smith is
from Costa
Mesa. Gray
from Newport
Harbor.
T a ilba c k
Willie Barnes
will JOlO
Nguyen in the
Gonzales b a c k f i e 1 d ,
while sopho-
more Matt Sauk is the quarter-
back. Tun Lane and Jamal Hills
are the starting wide receivers,
while J ason ·Sweet (Estancia)
starts at tight end.
Sauk set OCC freshman
records for passing yardage
(l .746) and touchdown passes
( 13) a year ago, while often dis-
playing heroic scrambling abili-
ties.
•He gets away from the rush
real well," Workman said. •He
knows what he's doing now. and
he knows where to throw the
football. That'll get him out of a
lot of situations. We didn't pass
block well (last year) and a lot of
times be didn't know where to go.
That won't be our problem this
year jf l:ve done anything righL"
The Pi.rates tonight play at
Pasadena for only the second time
in their history, the first coming in
1982, when the Lance.rs won. 41-
6, the beg:inhi.ng of a 10-game los-
ing streak that season for OCC.
One of Pasadena's biggest
highlights last year, a season in
which it firushed 2-7-1, was
against OCC. when the Lancers
opened up a big lead in the first
half and hung on for a 27-25 win,
alter Sauk rallied the Bucs back.
The Lancers return quarter-
back Joe Phears, who threw for
2,117 yards and 19 touchdowns
last year.
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Costa Mesa Pilot S.ptem-or 1 conUngent et~1tor of ~ o ~to be eold II FEET REQUIRED; 16 FEET egorlcally exempt under MARY T. ELLIOTT,
ber 8, 15, 22, 291 1895 lilt deceutd, you must lilt n tttf' lock In lllld PROPOSED), LOCATED AT the requir9111tnls ol the Deputy City Cl•rk F734 yow claim wlih the court 8 1 •· mer· 3061 COUNTRY CLUB California Environmental and mall 1 copy to th• per· chandlse, flxlUrH, 1qul-DAIVI: IN AN Al ZONE. Ouahly Act. Published Ntwporl __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O._T-IC_E __ 1onal repreaentatlve ap-pent ~Ill and ll•de or ENVIRONMENTAL DETER· NOClc:e It hertby fufther B1ach-Co1t11 Mtsa Daily
--------Point~ by the court within ~: :u•= kf>wn 81 MINATION: EXEMPT. given that said publlc heat· Pllol September 8, 1895. NOTICE OP lour monlti. from lhe date S: f ng I ~· 00•1 lh 2. ZONINQ ACTION ZA· fng will be held on the 2111 1'758
PETITION TO or fltal 1uuance of the ltt· 8 81 i: ~:*:!. 0 ~ 05-12 FOR MARK STEIN, day bf Septtmbof 1995, at PUBLIC NOTICE AOMINISTIR Itta aa provtd~ In aec:tlon =· buslnlu 1 AUTHORIZED AGENT FOR the hour ol 7:30 p.m. In lhl
E.T .. Ta OF 11100 ol lhe Cal1loml1 Pro-udd ~ ,.. lh~~ M.S. PARTNERSHIP/lA Council Chambers of lh• --.-U-M-.... -.... -y-0-,--~ 1 bale Cod.I Ttl9 Ume fOf Id· 8 rtH o .. ,., an ""' MANCHA DEVELOPMENT N9wf)Oft Blach City Hall, ~ Peul WlnetOft Ing clalmi wlll not expke aboVt dwlng U\e thrM FOR A MINOR CONDI· 3300 Nel'if)Oft Boul.vard, PROPOSED
Webater before lour monllle from yeant put TIONAL USE PERMIT TO Newpcn Beach, Cahfornla, OADINANCI CH• No. A17Gell lhe h .. rlng date noUctd The Bulk Sale II to be ALLOW A f'AST FOOD 11 Which time and place A PROPOSED O~Oi.
To all heirs, be~flclarlea, above. conaummaled on or •"" RESTAURANT SEATINQ 12 any and all peraons loter• NANCE I• 1cheduled foi
clld1tor1. conllngtnl Cf~I-YOU MAY EXAMINE the ~;~~em:r :Ji .. 1rs, at OR FEWER (TACO l COM· ... ~ may appear and be edopUon •I tl'lt regullf Clly lore, and ptflOM !#ho may Ille kept by Ille coutt.11 you onr venue, PANY) IN A MULTI-htlld theteon. II you cha!-Councl lnfftlng ot Sip.
otherWlle be lnltr .. ltd In 111 a perlGrl lnltrested In &:::. :_:_•:,·~=· TENANT, COMMERCIAL lenge this ptOJKI In court, limber 18, 1"5, belQg Of·
lht "'Ill or Mtale, ot botf\, the ntate; you may file The liut CENTER. RESUlTINO IN you may be limllt<f lo rala• Oinance 95-10, ~
of: PaUI W. Wtblltf •"-with the cciurt a fo<mal R• The k Sale le tublect ~ OR MORE SIMILAR Ing only lhoae Issues you Chapter VI, S19"S, lrom
Paul Wlnlton W9batlf aka quest fOf Spe(:lal Nollce Of to the provltlonl Of Stcllon ESTABLISHMENTS IN THE Of IOmlOl'lt else reia~ II lltle 5 ol the CO•ta Mtaa
P.W,1 aka P. Webater lhe filing Of an Inventory 8108.2 of the Uniform Com-CENTER LOCATED AT lht public htarlng dt-Munl pl pal C~dt, and
A PETITION "'' been and appralbl of "''" ... :,-t~l~o~~ of the Stale 2800 HARBOR BOULE· acrlbtcl In this nollCI or In adopllng amended •Ian
flied by Eric P. lno9fton In ••II or of any Pttltlon· or All clalma thould be sub-VAAD, '"· IN A C1 20NI!. written corrHpondence dt-regu1111on1 u Cl\af)t..-XIV
the SuperlOf Court of Call• account as prcwtdld In mltttd IO Mr BNc"I E F ENVIRONMENT AL DETER. !lv.t~ to the C.ty al, or ol 'Tttlt t 3 of Mid CCHl9 lornJa, County of Ot1ng9. MCtlOn 1250 of lht Call· ' · tr• MINATION: EXEMPT. PflOf to, the publle htatintl THI MOTION to ~ Of·
THE PETITION requeet1 fomla Probtt• Code. A Rt-~-:n.n:~~ v= ~~ IF TH! A80Vl AC· "°' Inf. ormauon "'' (714) dinanc:• l&-10 flfll reecllnQ thal anyone bul Davi queat for Sptclal Nolle9 • •• ~M, TION(S) IS/ARE CHAL• 8444200, ca11ied by the I~ rol
ltOUOhlm Of w. Ot*holt form la l\llllablt from the ~y,"'S:.':1;·c3.;:,~f: LE.NOtO IN COURT, THE Mloh... Kr•n•l•r1 call vote: COUNCIL
be apPQlnlld u pef90NI court clerk. The !Ut dll• In which C~NOE MAY 81 LIM· leoretarr' Plennln1 M • M •IR I 1 AY •I 1
repr .. entauve IC> ldmlnla-PetltloMra clllma may be Mid la ......... JTED TO ONLY THOSE IS· Colft"'IH .. n, Cltr eJ llrlaltMn, htfa, .... . ter the .. late of-"'9 O.C.-mtto .___....._ 0_.._ .... ltll _,..-SUIS AAIS£D IN WRITT!N .. _ ___. • ...._ " .... -.... "'......._ .,. __ ... o dent .........,_.., ........... -· • COAAllPOHD!NCI Dl· ,... _ _.. --o ....... I __, -THE P(TITION rectUMta 1 HU .... Vloeftte 81. Claime etlel be clMfMd LJV!ND TO THf ZONING NOTE: ·The t!Cf** Of "-· MOiia 11 ..... Mo
SlteAcceU Pennie . Auldtnllll • uo $ uo the ~·· WIU Md 110'1, a... ......... CA = llleCI ~.......,.ADMINISTRATOR PRIOR ... nolct II p.icl "°"'. lltfT1 ..... eodleh, If tnt •... admll1ld .... rte *' ~ l*90n :"fO THI MOW OAT!. llllnO ... coa.c1ed from the THI M.L TIXT Of ..
A QOPY of tie IUDaMltd UMf , ... end dwgel _,.... mey bt ..,,._. utnD non'nll WOftdnca hourt to PfoMte: The Wiii and Publl•"•" Newport ~::.... ~.: '°" P\M'THEA H'OftMAO ~. OrdlNnere _., IMI INd In
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, • ~~In the flte Pllol llptembtlif e, 11, 11, dey ~ 1n 1119 N9flOt ClaMlfllCi le..... htch.Coata M9M o-, M DIM. Olrlll MelL
NOTICE IS FURTHER OIVEN lhalll llld llml Ind p•eoul lnteillltd pet"IOnt ml)'~ end bt "-" n.I PnlTION requeet1 181$. at 119 1M1 dlll tor ~-. COllVSlllllllT ""°' .,......., t; 1111 llMf T. B.UOTT, bV the Oiy Oowd on 9'e ..,,_..,_, ~ • eWlhelftty '° ~ "' fm112 Ollllma. lWMltw you•ro ~ f'1IO ...., _, Cterll ...... """" .. Ind.,.... ,,.. " ....... or )Uat Pvtll•flH N•~ttfl MMY r. ~ °'IM'lf Clly Qefts .. ~ ..... .., of tis RIHT .......... .• lfled ... ~ MM Ullr :-..=-.::=-=== wbllcnr...Ja ..... .,....,,... .. , ... p~ Newport 8Mc:I\. Cota Mel9 o.tv Plot~ e. 1995 ,...,,..,. ., .. INlft¥ trougti ctllsllld ••• Mn ,.,.. Lo-----------..-....----------------------~------------------~-..
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Orange County on My 1t, W-.C. Ave .. Coata MMa, .W, CA t2t83 CA Ne2t llnaton BNch, 3808 MIUll 92708 ~ 1995 F8H.,40 CA 921.27 Duo Le, 7245 El Pot.. Mlch .. t Glel'I Blac:k, 2<QO Dt!W, Huntington Beactt, Kenneth Vlctot RMVet, CA talTJ' CA.... ~ ~ yet7 Yff, 8-18-95
C>alty Pllol August 11 251 Thi• bu1ln•11 I• con-Dtlve, eueM Paflf. CA Santa Ana, Avenue. IA-1, CAl2t47 1101 w. st~,:r 1to. This blAtiMH It con. TN. ~elneea aa con-Thia '""'""' 11 oon. ~lha~1 Ill 1 • 1995 F.1 cluCted by.,, lrlCIMdUlll tol20 co.ca Mesa. CA 92827 Alan A. 0.Wdlll, 3808 sane. AM. CA dllCted by. M lndMdUll ...... by..,. lndMcMI ducttd ~.,, lndlvld\MI • Wll
September • • ~ you atatted ~ Thia bUllMtl I• con-Thi• bUllMH ,. COit-Ml.Val onv.. Hundngton Thi• butln... la con-H9" you e\ar'ed dolr'ij ... you ICer\ed ~ ~ you ..... doing ~ ... ~ty ~ 0 PUBLIC NOTICE bus1nMe yet? No duded by. en lncMdual ~ b)'! an lndMdual a..cn, CA 8*7 . ducted br. 1n ~ ~ .. ~':. ~ Y9C? v ... 4-1... ..,.._. rel't No ::.,-1..,.. 1='"' °", ... -...:. ... Mw.ngl Hgatun)'t Have \'O'I lt#ted ~ Have you atMed doing Thia butlMtt It con-~ you ttar1lld dolllt __ .,., -,...., ~ Mall .._,.. CtoeDy .,... • ....., ·-
FloCltlotl• •ua&MM Thi. ·~· WU tl69CI l'>UllMU Y9(? Yn •1·95 l'>Uslneu Y9l? YH, April ducted by: ~ bullMtt ~ v .. 5-2f.95 n. .......... ... ... ,.,. ..... """' ... lled .lNi ~ ... tiled Delly Piiot ~ 8 N•m• ll•t•ment Wllh the County Qefk of Due Le 1985 ~ you ~ doing K9nneth ~ ~ wlUI tt19 County Clerk Of _,, !he CCMRy Cltrk wllh .. County Cl«k at t5, 22, 29, 1185 F74
Tht following perlOl\I are Orqe County on Auguat Tl\la ttatem.nt waa flied MlchMI Glen B~ bu91nee• vet? NO Thi• atatement w.. tlled Or111ge COCMlly on lepeem. Orange County on ._.,,,. ~ Courtly on Septem-
dolng bualneu u: 1, 1995 '8Meaa wllh the County Clttk Of Thi• 9lat1mtnt wu lllld Alan R. GIJardln with the CovntY Oletk ol btr 1, 1115 Pe .... t bet 11 t"5 NIWT b« 1, t"5 , ..... , PUBLIC NOTICI
Matlftal H~tlng Accft. Dally PUOt August 11, 25, Otano• County on Augu91 with the County Clertc of Thl9 statemtnc ... liled Or11ng1 County on J>.;ty 21, D9lly "91 ~ •. Olly Piiot Septltnbet •• Delly PlloC leplembet I, -:l'liflRIOUi11Ui'1nim-
l()(llS, 329 Cozumel Ct., s.pt.mber 1 e t"5. 4, 199$ FeMMa Orange County on AUQUaC \MU\ the County Ctent of 199$ Nan7e 15, u, ft, t• '731 15 22 2t 1915 n 42 15 22 2t 1195 F748 ...... l~t.Ment usiune Beach, CA 92651 ' • F&90 oaay Piiot September 1, a. 31, 19" HM7M Orange Counly on &epl.,,,. Dally Pilot AugYat 25, Sep. ' ' • • • ' The followtng
Philip Edpar Peterson. :529 15, 22, 1895 727 Daily Piiot Sep~ I, bW 1, 1995 NH81S ttmb« '·a. 15, 1995 t705 llVIUC IOTICI PUIUC llOTICI PUii.iC NOTICI ~ bullnl .. ~ II ~:C~~tA 9~5; Laguna PUBLIC NOTICI PUIUC NOTICI! t5, 22, n. 1995 F731 1~~ :e11o1i~~~ . PUIUC NOTICI Pie•••.......... Flotltloa.l.,.,..111 PloUUoue .......... Law "l Ventur• 0toYi>.
This buslntss 19 con-• F1Ctlt1oua lueJMN: PUILIC NOTfCI • • ' ' 11::::~ ......_,a~t .... ltatMMnt ~ Ctnlef Oilve, Ir
ducted by: an Individual Nw lt•teeMnt Flottttoua 11ua1neae PUBLIC NOTICE Plottta.u. ..._.. Tht ~ •• The COllOWlflG PftGnl 11• ~ follo*'no P«IOflS are o.,;.CaS:~5 3857 Birch Have you started d~"9 ,,,. fOl~hg pttlOnl .,.. N•me ... ....,..,, Flotlt&oue .......... .. ..... •ta•--· doing '9ullMle u: DelWlll ctolng bcJllMu Ml Trut doing butlnett as: A Pana-Newport Beech c. 92$60 • .businen.ytl'l_NQ_ dalng bUsloQl'.. I!! Tru-Tht followinQ OIRCK'I.,. Name........... Flcdtl.-... elMh The IOllOW!ng pwaona.,. MlcNll9 ~ (DUC), ~Lingerie. 311 Old eta b lMng, 1375 Logan Thi b I • I
Philip Edgart>eteiaon~ ~110'; Giid.nlngServa, oln1f"D--~:"t>•y-& ~ -N••• at .. e••n! :,..&_Qy. 4t12-B Seaatiore D11vt, N•wPort aaw.. Ntwpon Ave .. 5'.11'-tf. Cott.a ~ d~ b~• ~·::en. ~on-This stalt1T19nl was liled te341 HoU~ood Lane. Auocial" UnlvefsJty sp dolna bualnHa .. : "The The toaowfng perlOtll are Syatema, B) at. ~.--GA.eD--~ Hlvt y~ tart OOlftg
with lhl County Cleft< ot Huntington Btach, CA tam•. 17521 Cerro Vllta, Buf Service" Houu doing bualneU N: CompYlera, tn RNwwkSe OeMia Ao'*' Mlctlalls, l<lmbert'f D. Conroy, 1~ KMty Stengel Kay, 360 E. buelness yet? vu 7•1o-es Orang• County on JUiy 20, 92849 YOt'ba Und9. CA 12eae Cleaning, 2549 Anacaoa ProgreHlv• Coatings, omie, &.Ill• 200, CA l20e3 4912·8 ~hor• Drive, Superior Ave., 1214, New-1llltl SflHt. Cot.ta M.... Otne Scott •
1995. F852781 Nlcolal H. Truplto, 1834t Charmaine Laura Day, Dt., lt08, Cotta M..., CA 22%7 Pqinona Ave., Costa MlcttMI Daws Lela, 4419 Newport Beach, CA 92663 ~Beach, CA 92ee3 CA 92827 Thi 11at nt fir.cl
Dally Piiot August 18, 25, Hollywood Lane, Hunting· 17521 Ctrro Vista Yorba 9282& M ... , CA 92827 R1wr Avenue, Aot. B, New-This bu1ln111 It con-Thlt bu1ln .. 1 11 con-Thlt bu11n .. 1 Is eon-with' the ~o!,ty ~'i'.,k ol
Sepltmbtr 1 8 1995 ton Btaeh, CA 92649 Unda, CA 92688 Catallna Aquilar, 2549 Travla A •. Moort, 2227 pol1Beach,CA92663 • ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an tndMdual ducted by: an Individual Orang• County on Stpltm-
' ' · F6S8 Thia bu1ln111 la con-This bu1lt1H1 la con-Anacapa Of., ltoe, Costa Pomona Ave .. Cotta Mesa. Thie busln••• la con-Have you atattld doing Have you atartld doing Have you •tatted doing btr 1 1995 Fesea27 --------r ducttd by: an lndMdual ducted by: an lndMdual Mesa. CA 92626 CA 92827 dUC1ed by: an lndMdual ~ Yec1 Ho bullnett yet? No bualn•t yet? No • PUBLIC NOTICE Have you ttllted doing Have you llal1ed doing This bu1lne11 la eon-Thia bualneu Is con-Have you llarted doing OenRa Mlc:Nlle Klmbtfty D. Conroy l<Mty Stengel Kay Dally Pilot Stp'9mbtr 8,
--------business yet? YH 7·1·SS buslneas ytt? Yn, January ducted by: an Individual ducted by: an lndtvldull ~ ylt7 No Thia ltalMltnt wu filed Thia statement wu flltd Thl9 statement was ftled 15, 22. 29. t995 F750
Flclltlou• BualnHa Nicolas H. TrujlUo 1990 Have you 1lar11d doing Have you ttatted doing Mldlael LAii wlU'I the Councy Cllfk of wllh the County Clefk of with the County Clerk ol PUBLIC NOTICE
N•m• SC•tement This statement was flied Cl\llmalne Laura Day bullnua y•t? Yes, a.t~ bu1lnea1 yet? No This atatement wu flied Orange COW'lty on Sepcem-Orange County on Septem-Orange County on Septem-The fotlowlng persons art with the County Clttk of Thia 1111ement was fllod Catalina Aqulw Travis A. Moort with the County Clerk of 1, 19115 ,858883 bet 1, 1995 F8188t7 bef 1, t995 F8S882t -,-,0-u-t-lou-.-.-u-,-,n-.-.. -
doing business as: Orange County on August with lh• County Clerk of Thia statement ~u flied Thi• ltatement wu flied Orange County on Sepfem-Dally Pilot s,ptembW 8, Dally Pilot Stpt1mbtr a, Dally Piiot s.ptember 1, Name lt91ement
Advantage Plus Ins. 1500 17, 1995 FUM78 Orange County on August with the County Clerk of with lhe County Clerk of bet 1, 1995 F858814 15, 22, 29, 1995 F740 15, 22, 29, 1995 F745 15, 22, 29. 1ees F752 The following peraona .,. Adams Ave .. 12s1. Costa Oalfy Pilot Septtmbw 1 8 3, t995 · F8M240 Orange County on August Orang• County on August Dally Pilot ·September I doing l'>Ualneu u · Anis.
Mesa, CA 92626 15, 22, 1995 r724 Dally Piiot Septeml>lr 1, a, 9, t995 F8M718 2t, 1995 FH5835 15, 22. 29 1995 F732 PUBLIC NOTICE PUIUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE lhHli Sttvlcel. 3s0o arts. Leonatd Uoyd Kirshner, 15, 22, 1995 F728 Dally Pilot Septembef 8, Dally Pilot August 25, Sep-· ' tot Santa Ana, CA 92704 tsoo Adams Ave .. 1251, PUBLIC NOTICE t5, 22, 29, 1995 '767 lfmbtr 1. a. 1s. 1995. F703 PUBLIC NOTICE FloUU.U. llualn•H F1ctltloue lkaalne.. NOTICE OF Michael ttervy Wong, 8
Costa Mesa, CA 92626 PUBLIC NOTICE Name St9tement Name Statement APPLICATION TO L.ockcour1 INine CA 927t5 This bualness Is con· Flctltlou• Bualneaa PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Fk:tltloue lualneH Th• 1ollowlng peraons are The following ptrlOl'll art SEU Al.COHOLIC Thi• bu'slntsi Ii oon-
ducied by an Individual Name St•lement Flotltlou1 BuelneH N•m• St•l•n'l•nt doing blJllnHI 11: R & R doing buslne" 11: Internet 8.VIMOES ducted by· an Individual
Ct 'fled Is Tht following Plftons are N•m• Slat•ment FlttltJoue Buelneu FlcUllou. •u•lneaa The following persona are Landacape Dealgn, 1000 S. Directory Services, 1770 W. ..2 .. 95 rb• Have you atart•d doing 8CONVENi.ENT doing !>uslneH u : D & M The following persons art N•me Sl•t•m•nt N•m• Sl•t•m•nl doing business u: N•I· Coast Dttve, W-108, Costa Balboa, #10E.. Newport To Whom 11 Miy Con· bullness yet? y81 ,.,7•95 • Janitorial Work and Hous• doing business as: Star The following persons are The following ptflons are wave, 4000 MacArthur M .... CA~ Blach, CA 92683 . BRIGGS Hll M Mlchall H9fW'y Wong whether . you re buy· cllanlng, 20702 El Toro Ught Productions, 1008 doing buslntsa 11: Callfor. doing bUslneu u : J.C. BIVd., Sul1• 3000, Newport Raul Rodriguez, 1000 S. Dirk Harold Herriman, :;(';e) apply! ' to = O.: Thi• ltatement wu filed
Ing. selling, . or Just Ad., 1203, El Toro, CA Madison Place, Laguna nla Manufactured Housing Walker & AuoclatH, Blach, CA 92660 Cout Drive. W-108, Costa 1770 W. Balboa, 110E, pattment o( ~ollc Btv· with ui. County Clerk 01 looking, classified hat 92630 Beaeh, CA 92651 Education, 10092 Birch-t7150 NewhOpe Ave. Sit. Dawn E. Lowe 1712 Mua, CA 92621 Newport Beach, CA 92663 Conlrol ..., al Or~ County on August
what you needt David Cuentas, 20702 El Eliza wenz. 1008 Madi· wood Drlvt , Huntington 209, Fountain Valley, CA BellrMad Drlvt, Huntington Thia buslnen It con-Thi• butlness I• con-=• beva.ag: at ~ 18 1995 FISMM
CLASSIFIED Toro Rd., 1203, El Toro, son Place, Laguna Beach, Beach, CA 92648 92708 Beach, CA 92848 Bristol Ste 15l8 Costa D~lly Pilot Septtmber 1 8 842·5078 CA 92830 . CA 9285t Vi~ G. Dtrltg, 10092 Jeff C. Walklt', 1tl64 AgaY9 Thia buslntss II con-' ' 15, 22, t99S 723
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Ot1T·Of·COUNTY COSTA MESA 2124 NEWPORT
1069 PROPERTY 1525 BEACH 2169 APARTMENTS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lite/airy 28r+den, 2Ba · FOR RENT
4-Plex 29 P•lma All condo, DA. FR, frpl, 2 Newport Ht• Twntiae I••••••••• BLUFFS S20K Down
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2·8Aa 4 garage• gara. Pool/epa, lush 3Bd 2.6Ba +Dtn, 2· +ator~g• & laun rm'. landscp. St200. 544•2800 car garage. $1450/mo. --------
$98,000. All ttrm•. Chrlatlnt Agt. 723_..94 BALBOA
Owner/Bkr 3n.aa 18 NEWPORT Newport North 2eR ISLAND
Be11CH 2169 2BA Houae. Hardwd liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Spacious 48R 3BA1.......... -'"ft nra, plantatlon ahut· w/extras on park In r• 11r1, perfect condition. 1 BR unfurn, relrlg, ~~~"~:~ Eaatbluff. Owner HOUSES/ AT THE BEACH $2500/mo Agent frplc, Ctuh comp•ctr.
Allrula&Mulwrtwa1 111u111 mollvaled 760-3109. CONDOS Annual Rtntala 640-000 EJ<t 301 ~~~~sK>'t.•6::._~~1;'
~ 1u•fec11o Ille fed FO, RENT Or Summer WetkJv NPT HEIGHTS·3BR Brl9ht 2sr 1 Ba upl).,. lrll Fair.._., Ad 11196111 SAN • Twnhome, frplc, patlO, Yrty, 11075/mo. Street
._...wtlQINllailHttpl CLEMENTE 1076 L8rge Seleotlon angl gar. S1025. 847-7540 P•klng. Adell P•tttr·
lo lhtl1lls • ....., p11Mft1"" 1-3Bd wm,. · $1000.1600 Npt &hrs houH, 3Br, eon RHJtor, 722·2511
llml11tlH ar •lscrlmlnallon iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3Bd 2Ba .......... $1400 38 d ...,,1 N11f 111 race. ctltt. 1tlltlon, MODEL PERFECT BALBOA 3Bd Npt Mghtl . $1895 a, en ... ,., c, new X·Jg 1Br, bHm c•ll•.
3-4 Bdrma (Oen), PENINSULA 2107 Property Mgmt crpt/pnt, 2-car gar. Berber, w/d, mini vltw sa, ~ llllllltlll<uur 2 .5 Ba.. Plantation ~ St MO/mo. 240-7196 Utll pd, Ouletl $950/
...... "'9i11.••llltllllUlllll Shutters, Imported The~-0cellftfrontllm"'9Cl/LUX mo winter. 673-3059 = :' .=ze. liml· Stone, Maattr Suite w/ Oceanfront & 19th St. .._.._ ConlemPor..,, 49R
Dual Flreptace and 3Br 2~Ba. Aweeome, 873•1900 311A Avl 9/1o-e/1. On BALBOA Ull _,., will llOI Jacuzzi Tub, Fully on a&ndl F\lm, fp. ~YI 9/ Sand $2850 850-1869 ........,__,..,tdveltis•· Landacaped. Cut-de-20. $1750 wntr. 873-1943 2·3Bdrm Oce•nfront Prime Bluff• l!x•c RNINSUlA Miii"" tQI ,..,.. wllk' Is lt1 nc, alngle lo•d•d Wini 0 f 1 Yurt ya • Wlnlera Condo. 2400 a/f, 28r liiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ........... --~~o:'!:1'411 '_'.! atreet. Clo•• to *28r 1 :~ fu~~-:::g"• From $1450+ 38•, den/office. $2400 1aR seootmo utJI pd.,
..... , --.. .,, Schools Md Oceanl PatlO, gar. UIJI pd. No Call Bkr 714-642-3850 Sanregrtt Rltrl ~1M houH to Mand. eundk, ::-::, :.'*'.=..~..:".:: ~::};.~=er J>9la. lt100. 875-1832 BAYRIDQll lfght & Sp•ofoua 4aft ~U w/d. Avail 1118. 301 E .
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......... 11 M ,CllMUD Southt.nd Group condo. Cathedral cell, On park In Eulblulf. 28 .. 18.A 1 house to
"'"" •CZ4 ISIG.Fw (714) 382-9800 or CORONA frplc, d/w, pool, •P•· Avf 1111• 760-3109. beM:h, patio. Y••rty
1111i" ,~ ... '· n,OC.;..,ie... (714) 492·t422 Home DEL MAR 2122 •Ingle •ttch Q9r, w/d TWnh .. l•loourt Hiiia. HSO/mo. Avl 10/1.
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Ltg '38r 28• W/f•m rm. Beach Area VILLA llAUtOA ~ 2 ape. 1900/rno. Avail 9/ =g~~rcr,'· ~~.·~::ii Winter Fumllhtd m•tt er, 2e •• trpl, tw. 1. o.ii 90N37-4180
now. 11175. 780-3878 =~.~~-~~ /.~~: 11,.A iii OOn ViiW AO Or Yearly Av•"· t121a. e+t-6370 p, 2 lfg P.UO•, 2<• PINAL • Q,...t Cond• No S 2&3 Bedroom 9.,, frig, dw, 11475/
" DUCTION down. owner wilt fin. COSTA MESA 2124 Many Oceanfronts mo. Yrty 747·7786
Fot '::Te~11~. 28d 2a. 2~g.,. D'-· ~1700/mo C.n't •Mm to ' Gi aaft 3M a-ow
Old CdM Connaeuc:ut re:ctacceu. t-eeal VIiia Rentals oet to all lho•• ger, W/D, DW, tp,.eufto
charm w/kg b.ckyatd 11t Month's Rent SUS p .tv 11-t lfthA cleek, 9/IM. lt800/mo
on 'Buck Outley. Hug• 2tlf+2bl Wini. tllllt Vd.l>Ool rope .. ,"""' repair fVV• 873--17"4 Avt Now. ~p", '':9:,tv~u~':!.ce~; ACDAGI 1125 ar..ttorpeta MWl4t 875-4912 ~otut~C~~d1
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35 Idaho'• helghbor
36 House: Sp.
37 Young loxes
38 Tluy
40 Tall lhow hoSI Jay-•2 Yc9ahd.
Sm<*ey 45 Oran'• eoun1ly
48 Made up (lor)
50 Ontar~ city
51 German river
52 Ghostly •
53 Practice 54 Fltellghlet'I aid
56 BeloW
59 Bleached • &Qlfarm structute
11 Oooemor• 62 Breakfast or
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Th• apada 0~1·IMCI eol"4 l~n;~;:1ri;;;~~~~=~==~~~:::::;..:IOto:: =:-:c. .;;;.:;:· ve: South .. problem in that awt, bu& 124• ... ,... ... .... LAMlded, lo l2IOO oao. 23&-8270 ~re wu stlll a lot or work '° do. ~.. , 22 ml .. nul orlQ owneJ 'N XL OL• .c. 1apc1, 'II Ch•vv 1 ton
Declarer drew two round• of OMO CMvY va. t88eO look• a run• grll aunrt, very . ol••n. -ullJf flllclkup Fully
trumpe with the ace aQd ki.ni, then l9ke .urn er-.. PP l2'llO oao. tP-4115 '2000 oao. a:JM210 toedeel w/454 ve Lo
Jed a cl\lb toward the kine. Weit 714-471-ee11 'M White itvmu •ea X&. GL8 AT, AC, ml (78K actual n1u .. ).
1hot up with tM ace, ca1bed ttM 58' a;w;; Elcf>r•• LOOKS Ut<E HOT P8, aunrf, &Ok ml. f7,llO, 437·1931
queen oftrwOpe. OD wbicli Eut dia. '81, fully io.ded, eoo SPORTS. MACHINE ., .. ftrm. 23e-9270 ••• f-tai 4a4 SR5
d d CJ b d .xi·-~ -1·tb • ""'· exc..,..anat oond. RUNS UKI! COOL -·-• UT e a u ' •n '4V .. 199,000. * e7M128 LUXURV CRUISER JlCab, fuel Inject, diamond. ACTS LIKE BOTH JAGUU 1105 loaded, low ml. .H7k
The t.abl•'• ten oC dlamoodl loet Y•maha oa. 4 hor.. orig owner, xlnt con<tl ... __ ,__ power, low houra. Hl.QLOSS WHITE ******* 14900 OBO. 842·2281 to the ••ck, and Eut put~ in .... "" "57-'""" .. The bidding: dwnn:; with a club. Readiq the _...,, • ~ RED PINSTRIPES 1990 Sov. IUackJ '82 Ford Ft60 Pickup.
NORTH £ABT SOUTH WESTP-band per{ectly, declarer p1-Jed off 'SUNROOF ANO T•n. Perfect Cond. Bedtlner, duel tank•,
11 NTo PP...... ! o• p... the ace of diamonds. then came to SAIL IOJU'S 7014 112 VINYL TOP S1CS,995 ell0-8885 custom bumper. Runs • WIRe WHEELS ******** very good. $8,340. 4 o p,_ p.. PaN hand with the ace (1(1padM to caah POWER & EXTRAS 1890 Venden Plu 437·1931
• the Wt two tnuDpe, cfi.cardln1 the ****** •3700 tMe-et7• Low Mil•,. &cellenl
OperiW Jead: Nine of• 4ueen and lix of.diamonda from the 16' •ntornatlon•I •91 ·Li liiitre l:f.D C•-&tlAOO 850-H8fi 1--------"'"-
.Lo.okinc aull !our-..haau, ~'l'hAt redueed ~to th..-~r!st-:i~~:;~~ Gi•d•d. lllnt cond, ,85 R•n••r Ro.,.~ VOIISWIC!K 9235 might aeem that South, declaring six of apadea and nine of diamonds, 811<. 1 yr GM warr. county LWB. Demo •
fuur heana after e apade lead, mu.st while East could not bold Q·8 of LJdo t4 Xlftt COftd $11,500 p.p. 841-1078 151000 ml. Whfte/Ten •e7 BUQ Yellow w/bll<
lose one trump, nvo ruamonds and a spades and kinr of dia.monda. If 2 Mt Miii, tr.u.rs & $47,000 850-5885 Int, factory aunrf,
club. ~ut South, Tim TuJlia of East discarded a spade, dwnmy'a boat cover. 1000· ruuTT •c 9040 good cond. s2000.
Chicago, managed to make one los· · apadea would take the last two <818> 891•2032 '-Ai#~ ~98-3704
er disappear. tricu; if East pitched the kin1 of JEEP 9110 •ea vw BAJA/STREET
North-South were using a mini· diamonds, dedarer's nine would be SPEED• '83 Clmaron Full 'SUG. Ice Green, color.
no-trump opening bid (1().12 pointst promoted to winning rank. S'" BOATS 7016 power, orig owner w/ '89 Ch•rok•• Umlted Brand New Motor and
&"6 tan lthr Int. S1795 4x4, wht, 1 owner, Clutch. Excellent ruo-OBO. 760.9384 loaded, alt, $10,850 nlng condltlonl Eye
•1988 22tt Ski Boat* OBO. 67&.7417 catcher. Must ••• to
TICKETS 6075 COSTA MESA 6124 NEWPORT is.1 litre v-a, l<lng • appreciate. N••d•
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 6169 cobra 0/0, tow profile CHEVROLET 9045 MERCEDES 9130 minor Interior tch-up.
Alrlln• Tlok•t RT cu1-c1 .. sao Salo hull, Just aervlced, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $2,500 84e-e340
Anywhere In USA/ Sat, Sept 9, e.1 new controller/uphol· '72 Chevy Nova 2-Dr '85 300SD 122K '70 Super Bo•tl•
Canada. Mak• otter Ramona Pl. (off Santa Moving Sat 8am·2pm. atery. Great akl boat· V-8, aulo. Good Trana. LI g ht b 1 u •. x 1 n ti convt, nu eng/palnt,
349-9965. Lv mag. Ana btwn 15th & 16th) Furn, clth1, haehold, faat·IOOkl grHt ..... re-Needs TLC *** Recent Tranamlulon. $7500 OBO. 491·8833
HOAQ HOSPITAL antlquea & Morel ~i~~g/~~4....~~~ooo $750 obo 931·7149 510,500 382•9578 evenings. 640.9188
M 0 ~~~ A~I ti•• AUXILIARY, SAT 8•m 5115 Udo Sanda Or. , '88 C•m•ro IROC •ae 300E Sliver/Bur-'82 V9n•gon 71k ml.
F S 90 ( W) 070 W. 17th St. S•I• Sat "am.2pm. 27 Chap•rr•I Sig· only 61 .5kl T·Top, g•-dy. Alr·bag, ABS, brown/tan, fold out * rom 1 1· * (#28 I b k) ., n•tur•. Speed Boat. 5 7L 1 owner lmmac ~· •From S350 (RT)• " •c Furn, toys, clothH. Only 95 hra. Loaded I s7 oOo obO 657-0423 · 140K mllH. Xlnl I bed, mech. perfect, No Ro•trlotlone S•t 919 8am-4pm books & Iota morel $36,000 850-588$ · · $12,850 392-9578 runs grtl xlnt cond.
1.S00-38o.eao2 Sec Sola. Wlngbck 3061 Carob. No early '88 300 CE loaded, S3600 obo. 759.0166
Chr, Piano, sz 10 bird• Pleaael DATSUN 9060 have all service '83 VW R•bblt Conv shoes, purses, mlac . MARINE SERVICE ~o d 1 o I o·'-ht ·• I t I /
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119' rr hsehold. All must go. Stove, Rettig, Couches StJPPUES 7020 r ..... r s, r g ..... er. w ' -arm, nu n er or ~ 1671 Labrador Or. Misc furn & clothing. Xlnt condl $22,700 top, tires & radio. 1
2.famlly. 10 Seascape '79 280 ZX blu. e Call. 676-7728 owner. good condl
0 I S lo & cyl., 51pd, loaded, $3000 631-6852 r. a uper r . Brue• Anchor 331bs. stereo, nu brk1, paint/ --------i-;;.;..;...;.;._· ;..;..;~;..;.;; __ NEWPORT Ticonderoga Sat 9-2 60'of 5/16" chain. tires, restored. Mint MSRCURY 9135
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6106 iiiiiiiiliii~iiiiiiiiiiii •••••••-1--------Must see I 494·5491 '91 CAPRI Convt(t MISC. AUTO 1245
liMiiiuiiltiil iiFii•iimii1ii1wiiisiiaiivsiiuiin se~~1;,~l,EF~~E e-2. TRANSPORTATION MARINE SLIPS . ~k•: ~~.s-~e~ ~~: .
9am·3pm. Lota of Fine American anU-DOCRS 7022 fORD 9075 pwr wnda/ateerg, am/
Stuff! 106 Coral. No quea, maps & docu-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil fm cua, alloy whl1.
early birds Pleaael IT1ne9n.~itt'Z:y, l&~e!:ge~ 1•8-0-A-T-S----7-0-1-1 z7• SIDI! .. TJE._ Sall '87,., Thunderbird LX $7 .~oo. Call 644-5370
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Jensen, Dresden por-Udo lal Bridge. Water/ roon, loaded, gry PORSCHE celaln, books-1st ed'a, Elec. $9/tt CS75.e128 lther, all pwr, gar•d 6l22 jewelry. furn & much BOSTON WHALER $5985. 459-7103 iiiiiiiiiiilliiiiiiiiiiii
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more. Bayside VIiiage, 22' OUTRAGE. 1980 50 Ft Mooring-NB ----------••ea 812 Black 2 door, enter North side #43 HULL. BRANO NEW Ju.t rebullt. $12,500 '88 Bronco 11 XL T 4 cyl, $3500 aa lal
BLACK LAB PUPS S•v• abused and Turn of tho Century MOVING SALE (woterfront unit) PCH 175 hp JOHNSON W/8' dinghy. Cell 9am-4x2, full pcwer, auto-Pie .. • call between
AKC titled dam, Finn· abandoned pets. Be-a Upright, solid oak, leaf Sat, Sept 9, &-noon & Bayside Dr. Park on O.B. haa 25 hr1. New 8pm, 1548·5972 matte t.rana, like new. 7pm-9pm. 673-8842
1 800 332 537 4
lsh ch sire. Show, lld. volunteer/foster. Call pattern, Ivory keys. Household appll· Bayside Dr., short ateerlng cablea/con· 50'-05' Boat Docks $8.350. 549-7526 CLASSIFIED companion. 548·8755 714-597·9037. 1898 Winterroth & Co. ances, furn & many walk to unit, #'a given trols. Dual batta. NownortJBa-ldo --,,.,8,..8-=E-•o_o_rt_Q,..T=--I 11•Y'PTQUES artbox. $975 OBO other 11ema. 2431 4th ESTATE/MOVING Loran, VHF, Fish Avacl•blo N;w S..apeed, ale, am/fm 11•1 the rffource you AH.u &
FREE 10 a great home:--------251-1500 or 641·1599 Ave. <1 blk W. of SALE. Sat only 8-12. Finder, Outrigger•. Bl· CaU e7:J..S550 atereo /caaaette. ~l~~un~fo~~r:~~,! CLASSICS 9250 g~;i!,~~u~h~=~-~~ PIANOS & Golden Spcon) Washer/dryer house-mini, Stern Seat. Re· $1800 0 31-9333 dlH Items, becauseliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
3 years old, very af· ORGANS 6059 SPORTING Salo Sat 9th 8am· hold Items &'clothes. verselbl• Piiot Seat, lr'OORINQ for 35' -,--------• our column• compel •oe Ford T·Blrd lecllonate. hsebroken iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 11:30. BlkH, clothes, 187-0 Port Charles Pl. Fore Seat Store• bo•t, No. Balboa 88 T•urue GL FuUy qualified buyera to Conv, Ice btue/blk, a.II
& obedience trained. B•bv Grand Plano GOODS 6065 lamps act. 12 Morro (Harbor View Homes) Porta Po"I•. Duel Axle Chen. ':Ont loc. $13K. loeded, 83k, blu, auto. calll opts, great condl
L Id I I I • 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Bay Or. (Spyglus) Trailer. $14,900 obo. Hu 19 aau boat-can Xlnt condl $6000 942•5878 l0,500 OBO. 650-8642 ove k s pets. ns de Uke new. HI gloss blk.11 •-----~----------(714) 848-6340. negotiate. 840-1327 OBO. Call 845-0820
dog. Call 858·5488. Worth ss.ooo. Must Snow Bo•rd nevar TRADE Overstocked with
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