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Estancia big winner
in tourney opener
Serving the Newport-Mesa community since 1907
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Center lands ·Vienna P • annomc·
•Concerts mark renowned orchestra's first Southern California vi.Sit Mayor Peter Buffa said the Performing
in 10 years; booking considered a coup for Pedonning Arts Center. Arts Center bas a reputation for attracting some of the biggest names in the.....ellJ~r-~~t'~ti~f.~;il:J;t!t !.:..Q'~it .. "'taU\f.ty. eCouncil members Mriio~:~y. f;~-tbl~~. ~, ran ess!J)'' r • ;_r .4 -· ~ DY .,......,It) "eftV cuua "We have every world class organiza..i
.,We have every world class organization visit
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.. one of the topo!c(iestras in the world ... "
.. -MAYOR PETER BUFFA COSTA lvfESA -The Vie,nna Philhar-
monic has ~-tted to play two perfor-
mances at the range County Performing
Arts Center in March in what is being
billed -among music lovers -as the
"Superbowl" of symphonies.
Although the orchestra, which in some tion visit Costa Mesa at one time or anoth-
circles is considerlthe best in the world, er,• Buffa said. "It's a thrill to have one of
plays annually at amegie Hall in New the top orchestras in the world.•
York City, its visit. o Southern California 1lhe . scheduled performances are
Will be the first since 1987. It's also the first Match 4 and 5 with world-renowned
for Costa Mesa. musician DanieJ Barenboim conducting
Typically the orchestra plays at venues the orchestra.
to install 60 banners promoting the ·'Visit in
the'South Coast Plaza area for a 49-day
period from Jan. 17 through March 6,
1997.
revised following a debate about holiday
ba.Iiners at 1\'iangle Square in December
1993.
The Philharmonic Society is planning a
week-long series of celebrations includ-
ing lectures, recitals, an open rehearsal. a
black tie gala and a farewell party.
"We are thrilled to death to have the
Vienna Philharmonic come to Orange
County,• Arden Dombrowski, a represen-
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in Los Angeles and San Francisco, said Additionally, the City Council
Dean Corey, executive director for' the approved a request Monday from the
Irvine-based Philharmonic Society. Philharmonic Society of Orange County
The request was to override a 30-day.
limit outlined in the city's Street Banner
Policy established in 1994. The policy was
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-, BRIAN P08UDA I DAILY PllOT
Boats ftl1 Newport Harbor as the • annual Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade began ~ts holiday season run Tuesday.
ClrriStmas Boat Parade sets scdl and merchants
.. saiJ business ls booming for this year!; event
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daily Pilot
Business owners rang in the holi-
days to the sounds of telephones
and cash registers Tuesday as the
Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Parade
launched one of its most successful
years.
The parade, staged by the Newport
Harbor Area Chamber of Commerce,
grows t!Nf!ry year, business leaders said.
But this year's event is giving local ·
business a bigger bump thiµl usual,
with organizers expecting more than
one million spectators over the parade's
seven nights.
"Talking with all the charter boats
and restaurants, they were fuller earli-
er,~ said chamber vice president Bar-
bara de Boom. "Business is booming.•
The parade circles the harbor 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. every night through Monday.
Though parade-viewing is free, many
spectators reserve tables at waterfront
restaurants or rent boats to enhance
their parade experience.
Workers at the chamber and at bay·
side restaurants in prime parade-
watching locations spent Tuesday
preparing for crowds and fielding
phone calls. But those hoping for
restaurant reservations called months
too late.
"We're totally and fully booked,"
said Low Lewis, an administrative
assistant at the upscale John Dominis
Restaurant on Coast Highway. "The
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j Media:treated to
i 3:-my parade fete
I This year, the 88th Chrlstm.as Boal I Parade, marks the first time members of the
ii press are being treateQ to a •mec11a familiar-
• tzation tour• of the parade, courtesy of the
1 Conference· & Visitors Bureau. I The junket spans three days -Tuesday, I Wednesday and Thursday -and includes
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1 dinner at The Cannety Restaurant. a cock-
tail reception at the Sutton Place Hotel,
If breakfast at the four Sea.sons Hotel and l
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District attorney mes·
death penalty charge
against murder s~pect
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• 18-year-old accused of killing longtime Daily Pilot
employee held without bail; memorial services set.
By Christopher Goffard, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT BEACH -The man
accused of killing longtime Daily
Pilot employee Donna Jacobson
could receive the death penalty if
convicted of murder with special
circwnstances, one of the counts
filed against him Tuesday in Har-
bor Municipal Court.
Deputy District Attomey Eliza-
beth Henderson charged Omar
Coyotzin Rivera, 18, with the
slaying of the 59-year-old Costa
Mesa resident, who was stabbed
to death in her Anaheim Avenue
carport Sunday night after return-
ing from Mass.
Rivera all.egedly killed her in a
botched robbery attempt, which
draws the special circumstances
charge, Henderson said. If con-
victed, be could face life impris-
onment or execution.
Rivera also faces one count of
attempted robbery, and one count
of attempted carjacking related to
a second attack on anot.lier
woman oniy minutes after the
homicide took place. The second
woman suffered only a minor cut.
Judge Christopher Strople
<}Ppointed a public defender for
Rivera, who
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Omar lttvera -charged with
murder
appeared to
speak little
English and
required 4
translator in
court. The
judge ordered
the arraign-
ment contin-
ued until Jan.
· 2, when Rivera
will enter a for-
mal plea.
Rivera is
being held at
Orange County Jail without bail.
Jacobson was attacked after
returning from evening Mass at
St. Joachim Church. A ~eigbbor
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District salaries rank
·near bottom countywide
• Experienced teachers
make $5,000 to $6,000
less annually than coun-
terparts in other districts.
By Michelle Terwilleger, Daily Pilot
NEWPORT-MESA -Teachers
with five years experience or
more are paid less in the New-
port-Mesa Unified School Distrlct
than nearly every other unified
school district in·Orange County,
according to a salary survey by
the Orange County Department
of Education.
Superintendent Mac Bernd
said, while the district has com-
petitive saUµies for new teachers,
it is in danger of losing teachers
with experience.
·we're $5,000 and $6,000
behind in terms of teachers in
·other co~ty school districts,•
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Bernd said. •If money is an
important issue for them, they
would probably begin to look
elsewhere. We have the '1bility to
attract them. but then our ability
to bold them wanes.•
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•Newport Beach resident Lane Shennan chosen by her newly
elected Congressman son to be part of the U.S. Electoral College.
By Jennifer Armstrong, Daify Pilot
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WEDNESDAY, DECEM8E1' 11, 1996
.almanac •
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you know MY. a lilndmatk b6nhday °'
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6086, fax It to ~170, or mall It to
C1ty Editor Iris Yokol, 330 W. Bay St.,
Costa Mesa, catlf. 92627.
I ALAN GREELEY
(:ookiilg up fun with a hearty dash of soul
BANJ(RUPTCIES
Recent bankruptcies as reported to the HE IS ·
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Federal Bankruptcy Court In Santa An1. · A former Rusty Pelican restaurant
""i.~ .. .,~~~(Mpte'i :i-~ ~~Jo~w.e~
' French-and Caribbean-style restaurant,· DEATHS the Golden lhlffle at 1767 Newport
Most recent deaths· as reported to the
Oran9' ~Qunty Recorder's Office.
COSTA' MESA
• Margaret L Johnson, 72. on Nov. 7
• Crotia M . Dougla.s, 100, on Nov. 4
• Lany L Young, ~. on Nov. 6
•Randy L Mathieson, 41, on Nov. 11
• Loren A. Moody. 68, on Nov. 15
• Laurena P. Spencer, n, on Nov. 12
• Dorothy C. Walker, 85, on Nov. 12
NEWPORT BEACH
• Anne M. Purves, 90, on Nov. 5
• Jane H. Rohe, 81, on t<(ov: 8
•Cecil M. Whalin, 92, on Nov. 9·
• Betty J. Whitesides. 77, on Nov. 9
• Manning J. Green, 78, on Nov. 12
• Beulah A. Doane, $9. on Nov. 11
•Robert A. carr. 79, on N<>V. 13
• Isabel Childs, 92, on Nov. 11
•Marguerite B. Smith, 95, on Nov. 12
MARRIAGES ·
Most recent mamages as reported to
the Orange County Recofder's Office.
COSTA MESA
• Matthew A. Mc Allister and Nancy E.
Davis m~rried on June 28 In San Pedro
• Christopher W. Tait and. Regina A.
Potter married on Aug. 17 In Balboa
Island
·• Micheal A. Crook and Maria L Bar-
rera married on Aug. 20 in Santa Ana
•Jorge L Maldonado.lnd Judit P.
Lopez rparried on Aug. 17 In Costa
Mesa
• Sergio Villalpando and Alkla M. Peiro
married on Aug. 17 in Costa Mesa
• Leonard P. Rosow and Socorro Acuna
married on Aug. 17 in Anaheim
Blvd., in Costa Mesa.
"I put myself through school, cook-
ing,• G~y. 43, said, explaining he
w.ent-to college with plans to become an
indµstrial engineer.
·Although he serves deli~des like
"red hot lobster taquitos with cool
sauce• and •golden truffle smoked
salmon with field greens and caper
vinaigrette,• he was TaiSed on goulash,
Ii.ma beans, ham hocks as well as lime
and pineapple Jello.
Today bis parents grow the herbs he
uses in bis titchen, but it was bis aunt
who inspired him to cook. "She was a
real homemaker,• he said, noting $he
canned tomatoes, made jelly and baked
bread. ·
LATER. AWGATOR
Only longtime .customers know about
the creatures lurking insid~ Greeley's
refrigerator because it's not on the menu
anymore. The restaurant's latest batcti
of alligator meat is from Louisiana, ·
Greeley said.
"We had alligator' on the 'menu for 10
years," Greeley said. "Nobody was
. doing it then.•
Gator lovers' favorites include:
ground alligator meat with Italian ham.
bacon and lemon; stewed alligator meat
with okra and chili; and alligator Sals-
bury steak. ·we do it a lot of ways,•
·Greeley said.
~ . • carlos A. Roman and Anne M. Milew
married on Aug. 17 in Orange
• Thoma.s J. Del Corso and Julia M.
Evans married on Aug. 17 In Stockton
• Micheal P. MiUer and Colleen E.
Williams married on Aug. 17 In Buena
Park
THE WNCH BUNOf
Greeley said restaurant regulars a.re
called "The lunch bunch." There are
those that haven't missed a Friday lunch
·in two years and most have never seen
getting ready to rock n'.roll baby?•
Most customers don't know what
they are having for lunch or dinner -
"They don't have a clue,". Greeley says,
as he creates one of four fixed-price
menus with waiter Don Wengert. With
bis band on WengeJJ's shoulder, Gree-
ley dictates Friday's seven-course prbc
fbce lunch that includes: blue crab ravio-
li with truffies, smoked butter fish, pota-
to chips with caviar. The cost: $24 to
$300.
py unless they me paying a couple of
hundre<l bucks a person,• Greeley tells
Wengert.
ond life,• he said. •1 think I speak great
Italiant but it's the Italians that don't
think I do.•
GOURMET GlOIE-TROTTING
• Curtis A. Matheny and Michelle E ..
Nepote married on Aug .. 18 In Lodi
• Michael V. Findlay and Eml L Klyoto-
ki married on Aug. 17 In Santa Ana
• Kent W. Gorton and Maria J. Estrada
married on Aug. 11 In l.agUN Beach
NEWPORT BEACH
. the menu either. By the time custom~
start rolling in, bis .kitchen becomes
what be calls a •wicked washing
machine.•
· Greeley bas flown to numerous coun-
tries, iDcluding Prance,· Italy and Cana-
da. to cook for clienfs.
•1 just check my blue Sam.sonites on
a plane and go,• Greeley said.
Although he never went to a formal
cooking achool. Greeley leamed to cook
by working with some of the best chefs
from around the world, then he added
bis own twill . ,
The staff at the Golden nutOe. like
Greeley, •cooks from the soul.• with a
•-Mark P.. dabaugh and Nicole C. Baro-
dte married on Aug. 9 in San Clemente
• Keith T. O'Brien and Barbara S.
Graves married on Aug. 17 In Newport
Beach
As bis crew prepares for Friday's
lunch, Greeley pours himself a glas5 of .
white wine, places a skillet on the bum-·
er, then announces ~o his. staff: •vou "These guys (customers) are not hap-
The Estancia High School graduate has a good cnmmand of Spanish and
Italian. "I think I was Italian in my sec-
Jot of spice and coJor, I 1
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Pboto bf Greg Pry
MARIAN TILTON
Marian Tiiton. a longtime Newport Beach
resident, died Saturday after. a long battle with
cancer. She was 88. Mrs: Tiiton belonged to the Hoag Hospital
AuxiUary. working in the hospital gift shop ·for
many years. Her husband of 67 years, Ralph
Tiiton, owned the nlton Cabinet Shyop in Can-
nery Village unt:µ bis recent retirement.
She is survived by her husbandt . her son,
David; and her. brother, Bruce Rutherford of
Rancho Mirage. At her request, there will be no
memorial services. Contributions in her name
may bit! sent to Hoag Memorial Hospital Pres-
byterian.
HERBERT SEALTS
Herbert Sealts, a 40-year Newport Beach
resident, died last week at his home. He was 63.
Mr. Sealts. nicknamed "Bud,• gradu~ted
from use and worked as a mortgage loan bro-
ker. But bis true passion was living by the
beach. He struct\ll'ed his work hours around bis
daily ocean swims. Friends knew him as a
•beach loner• who considered bis cat, Plower,
his best friend ..
He was also. an entbusia.stic sports fan and
longtime member of the Outrigger Canoe Club.
He ii survived by a sister, Pam McFarlin of
Palo Alto. No memorial selVices will be held,
but Mr. Sealb' ashes Will be scattered at sea in
Northern California.
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briefly in the news
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1 Son of Irvine Company I heiress enters drug prograni
will serve as vice president.
Additionally, former Costa Mesa Mayor
Arlene Schafer was chosen as secretary and
Dan Worthington as assistant secretary. I I I I I I
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Drug possession charges against Morton
Irvine Smith, 31, the son of Irvine Co. heiress
Joan Irvine Smith ·were suspended by a
judge Tuesday a:'ter the younger Smith
agreed to enter a drug diversion program.
Smith, a Huntington Beach resident. was
arrested in Newport Beach last September
for allegedly being under the influence of
cocaine and in p<)ssession of half a gram of
the substance ..
· The charges will formally be dropped if
Smith completes the program, which is com-
prised of several week-long classes, accord-
ing to reports. .
Smith and bis mother reportedly severed
their ties after he married bis college sweet-
heart over her objections. Joan Irvine Smith
is heiress to the vast, multi-million dollar
Irvine fortune.
Costa Mesa Sanitary District
board chooses new officers
Newly re-elected board members of the
Costa Mesa Sanitary District, James Feny-
man and Art Peny, were chosen to fill the
board's top positions last week.
Perryman. who also serves on the New-
port-Mesa Unified: School District Boa.rd of
Education, will serve as president and Peny
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Ferryman and Perry were re-elected in
Novembet to four-year terms on the board.
-Suan Deemer
New, old Mesa water district
board members seated
Four board members -two of them
incumbents -took their post-election oaths
of office last week for the Mesa Consolidat-
ed Water District.
Mich~el Healey and Fred Bockmiller
were picked to serve as president and first
vice president, respectively, by colleagues.
Healey was appointed a year ago to
replace Tom Nelson. who resigned from the
board. In November, the fonner Costa Mesa
police officer was elected to fill Nelson's
two-year unexpired term and will have to
run again for a full four-year term in 1998.
Bockmiller, a fadlities engineer for UCI,
was elected to his first term on the board.
Dana Haynes, a water resources engineer
in the construction management business, 1s
also serving bis first term. .
Last year's board president lhldy Ohllg, a
retired health c.are worker who was first
elected in 1987, ran uncontested.
-Suan DeelMr
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COSTA MESA
• 100 blodt of Mesa Drtve: 1\No monitor video cameias worth $400
were stolen from above two doors Inside a hospltal.
• 300 block of AVoc.do Strwt: A $393 bike was stolen from an open
garage.
• 2JOO block of HM'bor llcM...ievn: A $430 cellular phone was stolen
from an open convertible.
• 2500 blodc of N9wpclft 8oulevn: Seven hundred dollars In cash
and SSOO worth of jewelry were stolen from an office at a convalescent
hospital. The office door was pried open.
• &00 blodt of 1bwn c.ntw Drtve: Seven lap top computers worth
$35,000 were stolen from an office. There was no sign of forced entry.
NEWPORT IEAot
• 1700 blodl of w.tdtff Drtve: A $300 synthesizer, a $50 brass cross
and $50 cash were stolen from a church. There was no sign of forced
entry.
• 2500 blodl of Port Whitby PbKie: A camper shell and a framed pic-
ture valued at $50 were stolen from a locked garage. There was no
sign of forced entry.
•·200 block of s.nta AM Avenue: Ski equipment. three bikes and a
telephone valued at $3,840 were stolen from a garage. There was no
sign of forced entry.
• SM Mlgi.a .., N9wpclft C.... drtves: A 1993 Porsche was
stolen from a J*klng lot whlle the victlm was shopping.
• 1000 blodl of ..,. .. Drive: A $300 jacket was stolen from a rack
at a clothing store.
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W henever I'm irritated
: with the self-righteous
l rigidities ol Orange :Coast sodety, I like to amuse
;myself by pondering the car-
!Dage that would take P,lace if
.ever my neighbors were
:required to join a homeowners
:association and shape up. It
:would be truly wonderful.
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· I live in a.little misbegotten
'.and eccel'ltrlc enclave of Orange
:County that used to be called
'.Santa Ana Heights, but -
because of the benevolence of a
:federal gov~t-ilems " ~ '"'"'~~~~~~~~~:I :to frighten the hell out of a lot ..
;of local citizens 7 can now boast
:Newport Beach as a mailing
·address.
: That doesn 't mean we've
:been annexed by Newport
:Beach, even though that idea
;has been kicking around for
two decades. About as close as
;we got was when a splendid
·new Marriott Hotel and a passel
'.of expensive homes were built
-cheek-to-jowl on what used to
:be Santa Ana Heights territory.
Ne~ort Beach promptly
:annexed the hotel and the
·exp4!D$lve homes but ignored
:the rest of u.s. apparently as a
·b~d investment. .
: The bone we got, finally, was
:a change of our mailing address
to Newport Beach. I was told
when this happened tha t it
would increase the value of my
house by some $50,000. I'll
believe that when somebody
offers it to me. Meanwhile, I'm
pleased to note this official con-
nection with the upper strata
hasn't had much of a social
effect on the erstwhile Santa
Ana Heights.
I'm especially aware of this at
Christmas when it comes time
to decorate the outside of our
homes. Since we aren't required
to use all blue lights or plant a
Santa on our roofs, the creativi-
ty is highly individu,al and
range~ from nothing at all to
some rather elaborate manger
scenes.
I suppose my block is fairly
typical -and also more-or-less
predictable. Ned Rose two doors down, for example, is always
going to ~ the first one up with
his lights, 'and they are going to
make a clean, clear holiday
statement. Nt> burned out bulbs
here.
One house beyond, Nancy
and. Mary Jane are the creative
o)les, but -like most creative
people ... the mood has to be
right b~fore they bustle into
action. Jim Altobelli, across the
',.~~~--~~~~~~ ~ tfriiliiy ~a.ud~:ipd~t1Cfor:~~id _.
leaving his lights up al) year
once, which made for an
impressive display on the
Fourth of July. I'm not sure why
he gave that up.
I tend to be late. Sometimes
late enough that neighbors,
while offering to loan me a sta-
ple gun, suggest P.<>intedly that
my house is the o~y dark spot
on the block. Bill ,P.orin next
door carries on af d of one-upsmanship with e . He talks
off-handedly abo t not being in
any hurry to get e lights up
this year, and then I come home
one evening and there they .are,
up and shining and accentuat-
ing my darkness.
One of my problems is I tend
to think big. This year, I tell
myself, I'll outline a Christmas
Plug into the Pilot Classified section to find services from
electronics and plumbers, to landsca rs and painters.
tree in colored lights above the dles lit. The effect is ethereal
garage door and fill the trees in and even spiritual and aUracts a
front of the house with tiny fair number of visitors who
white flashing lights, just like come and look.
Fashion lsland. Then, suddenly, My family has never pulled
it's Dec. 22 and I'm still dark. So its proper weight in this opera-
1 string last year's lights around ti.on because we always go
the garage door and drape what away on Christmas Eve,
is left on the nearest tree. My enabling us to enjoy the specta-
lighling performance always cle while avoiding the work.
seems to end up basic, function-But this year we plan to be
al and spare. home, shoveling sand and light-
lt's important the lights be in ing candles -and maybe tip-
place by Christmas Eve, howev-ping a few with the neighbors
er, 'because that's when our later. It's that kind of neighbor-
elr.m~J:i~~~ ··~Vta~~}~
years I've lived in this neighbor-a viable mix of p eople who can
hood. The residents, including count on one another -and
many kids, gather on the street know it.
at dusk on Christmas Eve to put One neighbor, now departed.
enough sand in brown paper caught our iconoclastic feeling
bags to plant a candle. The better than anything I might
bags are then placed a few write here. He was very old -
yards apart up-and-down both older even than I am -and lived
sides of our street and the can-alone, virtually without visitors.
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He was decidedly eccentric, the
sort of guy we referred to as
"Old Man· so-and-so when we
were kids.
He had a moderately large
tree in his front yard, and every
Christmas he would decorate it
with his most prized posses-
sions. Such artifacts as car
jacks, bird-houses, andirons,
exotic tools and other items that
might carelessly be referred to
as junk were hung carefully and
lovingly on the tree. It was his
statement, and it was beautiful.
~d~ ~~~.seot,ey
homW6wners' -as$ociatlon •
experience right up the wall.
He is gone now, but his spirit
is still here Drive by Azure
Avenue alter dark on Christmas
Eve and see for yourself.
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every Wednesday.
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PARADE
CONTINUED FROM 1
lines are ringing off the hook
with people Who waited until
the last minute.•
Phones were ringing just as
much a few doors down at W-
la Nova Restaurant, a land-
mark Italian restaurant that
recently reopened after a fire.
Manager Susan Emmett spent
her entire day Tuesday prepar-
ing for the night's parade 1'illll1iir.I'.'~ crowd. Yo$ 'l1iMI' ~ 10 ·•
·we've been booked since ev.m -to~ ..
, ~~~g ~ ~~~l". • (~~\ .J.1Coi~!!=~;;r~,i111i·!~E~;~~i;~
.. SALARIES
CONTINUED FROM 1
New teachers in the di.strict
with a bachelor's degree and at
least 45 additional college units
are paid the second highest salary
out of the other unified districts,
according.to the 1995-96 surv~y.
The district pays its cla.ssified
employees -such as custodians
and secretaries -less than most
other unified school districts in
the county with maximum
salaries averaging between sixth
and eighth out of the 11 districts,
according to the su.rv~y.
5
12
25+
..
11th 11th
1oth 11th 11th
10th 11th 11th 10th
Both Lewis and Emmett sin-·: 1bNe 'IV ..... ,.._. -8'
ld thi I I ~ • I
g e out s year as one of the '---------------------"'----.J-----------------------"'
The district ranks ninth for
~um 5 ~~for-mainte: .-:T:" ~ ;,I .:'.w.!._ -~~-"lf nance 'bllih, cu UQIQ.Ut'-.-r•~
clerk, noon duty supervisor and
cook.
salary for a chief business officer from property tax fundiJ\g to state
in the district, $83,996, ranks 10th funding, Nunan hopes the
in comparison with the other dis-salaries will become more com-
ttjcts. The median maximum petiti*e.
~or~ttte": ;r~~c;>w l9{lg iLwill talfe to ~e
districts was $90,024. tliat~llp, l don't kn~ ~Nundri '<> p,
best in years, though their
restaurants always fill up viduals reserved tables.
quickly. More bu~esses • The interest in this year's
booked ChrisUX1as parties, festivities could result from bet-
more families booked · day ter omotion combined with
get-togethers and more in u tum in the economy, de
VOTED
CONTINUED FROM 1
Boom said.
"Everyone is just looking
forward to the 23rd when it'll
all be over and they can count
their money,• de 'Boom said.
CHARGED
CONTINUED FROM 1
The district did rank higher in
maximum pay for certain salaries
such as second for director of
maintenance and operations,
cafeteria manager and campus
security officer.
Salaries for certificated admin-
istrative employees maximum
salaries rank about seventh with
the other eleven unified districts.
For example, the maximum
William E. Nunan, director of said. ·we'll try to come back with
human reso\lf.PeS and staff devel-the best possible solution we
opment, said -part of the difficulty can."
in keeping the district's salaries ' In the meantime, Nunan is
competitive has been the low anticipating a possible teacher
increases in revenue the past few shortage: .
years while the district was fund-"We're having a terrible time
ed by local property taxes and the hiring new teachers," he said. •A
surrounding districts were receiv-lot of people are saying, 'Money's
ing cost of living allowances by money.' I may not be able to teach
the state. in the most wonderful situation,
With the anticipated change but I need to make a living.•
Then Gov. Pete Wilson, a
Republican, spoke to them, she
said. "And even as Democrats, we
stood up for the governor," she
said.
state Board of Equalization, in Jan-
uary will take his House of Repre-
sentatives seat representing parts
of the San Fernando Valley. He
grew up in Newport Beach,
att~ding Corona del Mar High
School and Orange Coast College.
She will fly to Washington,
D.C., to see his swearing-in cere-
mony -she wouldn't miss it after
spending a year and five days
working on his campaign.
discovered her body near her
parked car. Jacobson's husband
was at home watching television •
at the time and said he heard
nothing.
the "SHE "shop
Democratic and Republican
congressional candidates appoint
delegates to the Electoral College.
Whichever party's candidate wins
the presidential election in the
state sends its delegates to vote in
the college.
"So then they passed out bal-
lots with only one name on them -
Bill Clinton for president, Al Gore
for vice president -then we signed
them," Sherman continued.
Her son, who now sits on the
TODAY
INSIDE EDGE
Inside Edge presents Joseph
Broderick, founding member and
successful Orange County busi-
nessman, who will facilitate the
annual holiday celebration of
members and guests from 6:30 to
8:30 a.m. at Scott's Re~taurant,
3300 Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Cost
·Ml CASA
MEXICAN RESTAURANT
Hu gone flshlngl
For fish tacos
White fish served on a soft com
tortilla with our "special.
white sauce. cabbage. cheese.
guacamole and a slice of lime.
Like they serve on the
coast of BAJAll
Our meals are a trip to BAJA
as well as MEXICOtt
~~ s~,.~
•1 spent more time in the valley
this year than I did at home,• she
said.
Now that her son won his elec-
tion and she got to be an elector,
she said, she feels all that work
was worth it.
•1t was the impressiveness of
the chamber and the process of
democracy,• she said. •1t was nice
to do at least once."
around town
After allegedly slaying Jacob-
son, the attacker is alleged to
have accosted another woman in
the parking lot of a 24-hour gym-
nasium only a block away. Tue
woman, a 47-year-old Tustin resi-
dent, escaped with minor injuries
and Rivera was arrested in the
nearby Courtyards shopping cen-
ter.
Memorial services for Jacob-
son will be held Friday at 10 a.m.
at St Joachim, 1964 Orange Ave.
is $35. For reservations, call 460-, • Send your AROUND TOWN items to: 4242. The Daily Pilot. Around Town, 330 W.
Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627.
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Road, Newport Beach. Cost for
breakfast is $2.50. For more infor-
mation, call 574-2239.
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Eagles 6-1, but you'd never know it by the looks
By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
BOYS HOOPS . . .
Mustangs ·!
:stumble
~in 48-34
;setback
• Saddleback wins Ro~d
: 2 of scheduled 3-rounder
against Costa Mesa.
By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot
. . . . . .
high sthool girls soccer
They committed only one
turnover in the second quarter.
Los Amigos was led by 6-foot•
3 center John Valenzuela's 1 t
rebounds, nine points and two
blocked shots.
. . . . . . . . I Sailors . . . !double
!Damien
• WEONESOAV. DECEMBER 18, 1996
1\vo new coaches
at CO$ta Mesa
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~~ ---=--..c;o-,...~ • ---. -
-,
',. COST~ MESA -P&e.lta Vasquez
ind Scott PelTy have bee IMlJMd to
coach the Costa Mesa High IOftball
.and boys swimming teams, respectlve-
ly, Boys Athletic. Direc::tor Jerry Howell
announced Tuesday.
EAGLES .WIN, 37-34. Costa Mesa trims
Garden Grove, 3-0
Vasquez. wboee son, Julius, ls a
senior All-Pac:Ulc Coast League line·
backer and catcher, becomes the
fourth softball coach in three years,
Estancia girls put it together down
the stretch to pull out nonleague
victory over Wla Park; improve to
6-4 behind Jill Black's 20 points.
replacing Carrie Nelson, who moved By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot
out of state-after last year's 8·16 season,
3-7 in league. . COSTA MESA-No'bne can
Under Nelson, the Mustangs ~ed accuse Estanc:id High 's girls
the CIP Playoffs for the first time m four bask tball team of ltl,.1.-4 .... ,,.. a years, but the Mustangs return All-e ~ Ne~. to o~p~rl~f!Il~ , b~ue-<=?J.lar approach. Jlilie·gR~ 'NW'·~ -, ~ 2Wltile. ~QJW&:d-~
Kim Daniels this spring. Black carried the Eagles 111
Vasquez is a walk-on, whom Howell crunch time with some hard
said has coached field hockey previ-but honest inside play, senior
ously at Huntington Beach High. teammate Vivi Rodriguez
Feny, a teacher at M~ takes over played with a broken nose and
·for Matt Whibnore (now d\ Edison), drained an important three-Black
'inheriting a boys swim team that Pointer in the fourth quarter, as
placed third in the PCL in Whitmore's the host Eagles edged Villa
fone season at the helm. Park, 37-34, in a nonleague game.
Ferry, CWTently coaching the junior Black led Estancia with 20 points, including
.-.arsity ?ll'ls water P:Olo team, is a for-her team's last eight points. She scored on a put-
mer swunmer at Edison High and UC back with 1:23 left in the game to give Estancia
Santa Barbara. (6-4) a decisive 35-34 lead.
-By Barry Paullcner Rodriguez decided to postpone surgery until
COSTA MBSA -Liz Powell the end of the aeuon, after getttno medical clear-and Shirley BlaMJMn each bad a
ance to play from her doctor ea.rt1er on 'lbelday. goal and an Ult.It and Julie
She broke her DOM lAlt week. Kroening rounded out the IOOrlng
Rodrtgwrz wened the final quarter wUh a u tbe hOlt Ca.ta MeM High girls
three•po1n.ter, gMng the Baglel a 27-'A IMd'tn a soccer tecun eemed a 3-0 non-
game they led by es many as 12 polntl in tbe tbbd league triumph over Garden
quarter on two occasions. · Grove Tuesday.·
Villa Park (1-~) rallied in the third to e1ue a 20-"Powell played a great game
8 deficit. The Spartans led three UJDes tn the sec-at center ha1fbaCk. • Mesa Coach
ond half, including 3'·33 with 1:41 remaining in Dan Johnston said. "She just
the game. dominated the middle.•
"They made a run, but we kept our poise,• Johnston alto praised the
Estancia Coach Paul Kirby said. •Jill really c.ar-defensive work of fullbacks Lisa Steele, Brin Van Hom, Candace ried us in the fourth quarter. She's not very big, Nicholson 'and Sarah Nakawald ~T~ or ~~ 10,, but she works bard and she for hel1>~gCshmen goalies -·ed~1 • r . .... \i cam ~"·· ~ • -~ . d ·MUVfl~. In a low-scoring first half, Bstand.a led, 1~, at Landeros (one saVW ea.ch) &Kare '
halftime, after Francia Diaz scored on a layup. the shutout.
Mesa, which also bad an usist EstMdll J7, VIiia hrll J4 from Michele Barnett. improved · Scontby~ Villa Partc 2 4 17 11 • 34 to 2-3, while Grove felJ. to 2-3.
Estancia 6 10 8 "13 • 37
VIiia PM • Blume 2, O'Keefe 8, Bynon 7, Giikey 2,
Coon 8, White 2. Wong 5.
3-pointen: Bynon 1.
Fouled .out None.
Est.Mdlt -Bladt 20, McCartin 4, Rodriguez 3, Diaz 2,
Stap!eton 4, Deming 2. varma 2.
3-pointers: Rodriguez 1.
Fouled out: None.
SBA
1UUDAY'S ClOUNTS
NRoport LMclng • 1 boats, 9
anglers. 3 sand bass, 13 sculpln, 1
sheephead, 2 rockflsh, 21 madtet"el.
~ Lodler -no report.
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CdM succumbs. 12-5
CORONA om. MAR -Karen
))elm and Julie Norton ICOr9d
two goelt each foe Corona del
Mar High. but vlsitlng Vllla Park
bad too much firepower as the
Spartans defeated the Sea Kings,
12-5, In a nonleague g1dl water
polo game 1lfeeday.
CdM n!C9lved six goelie NVel
from Genelle Gentry (four) and
Keny Barklow. Laura Bleir had
one goal. CdM hosts foothill
today at 4 In norue.gue action.
TODAY .........
t.i-~r.#~~~ College women -La Verne at
Southern catflom1a eott.ge, 5~ p.m.
High school boys • Estancia ~
lrvfne World News Oassic, 6 p.m.. ~
C.pfstrano Valley, at Irvine High:
High school girls • Newport Hatt>or
at Bolsa Grande Tournament, 4:30
p.m., vs. Magnolia.
• Wtwtllng
High school· Newport Harbor at
Downey 12-way, 3 p.tn.; Century at
Estancia, 6 p.m.
•
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MO,RTGAGE. INC. fltcordt· tftd (o tilt undersigned • ~ MCUrtd by Ille lbM A PUii.iC 'uu, • YIU --..i ill lllCI County and Stltl may~-.... --• ourv IPPOin•d Trus• unw my 11 sllown lbM. no •· on: JlnUlfY 11. 1997, 11 3:00 · doetobtf 27. 1995 •Instr. Jio. writtan Oedar•llon or Delault Cltlalbed Died ot TMI Ind All IXPUllATllM Of THI llMlnlftlr dllCl1btcl: AS MORE Truaee • Dtld llftll fw!da bt· OM lollOwinQ dttcribed DMd o ranty JS gNln • to 111 com· p.m.on N front •• to lie No room._ 199504793e61n 8oolc Plat ol ll'ld Demand tor Slit. and tlllmltld cos• Ul*IMI. and f\l.LY DESCAIBED OH SAID come Milllllt ID lie .,.. Tnitt Will SELL AT PUBLIC PMillntsS or corrlC1lnl). Tiit lfll'lllCI of .. Orange <:Mo -~
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NO. ~1 IN THE CITY Of tlltr..ntr OM undtrslanld Oltl: 121121'6 T.D. SERVICE .. Rall El*'1I Ferulm19 Plll1lldd ID bt: 211 ~ PC111Q11on 0t tnC11f111w1r10t casllier'1. Ci1111fted or OltW neaned and dtlNelld to lht b11111C1 ol Iha otlligl1lon •
COSTA IWIESA. COUNTY OF C1UtM llid nollcl of dtlault COMPANY • llld Trus• ........ I Clllllnlll ~ ........... ~ Cl Tht 111i11y Iha incllllelclllfta MCU11C1 ChtdlJ tfllCiltd In CMI Code unde1"11Qntd 1 wtlllln Olc:lar• euttd by tllt lbcM ci.a1llld OAN4GE. STATE Of CALI· and or ettcilon to Ill Record· ~II JM, A111111nl ~ ... D lnl*e, or ....... T..... cliadaims by lllCI Deed IMncea ~ 6ecllOn 292411 (payable In lul at llOn ol l>elault and Demand'°' DMcl or Trust and lllmllld
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al111•dw .... FORJilA. AS PER MAP RE· ti!Seotlmber 9, 1996 • Instr. esn HMn IWt.. Randlo in.s.t, °' -...i .,.... ....-, lot.,, lncorredne cter Wiit! .-... • ...-..0 flt Dint ot 1111 to r_o. Stl'vlce sa and wnlltn nollct ot eos11. IJUltllMI. and ldVMCtS CORDED IN BOOIC 79, PAGE 10 No. 96-45940lln ~ Page of CUCllll~.t._CA 91130 (909) f)UllUll'lt ID Ille Deed al Tnllt ~ -p;j.ty lddlal Ind~ ir*m Ind .. 111.,.id prirlCIDll COrnpany) II rlQlll 1f1lt .id 01tau11 and ol tltdlon 10 cauM Is $321249 24 It Is ponibtl
Of MISCELl.ANfOUS N Olliclll Aec:ofdl In Ille olb ol 945-5451 -n ..is1lna lie mcmc1 by Aic11Mt L Pe1Utr JI. -~ II _ Of t11t Na. Mallld 'r llld Dtld inltrltt ~ lo Ind now 1111 unOtrSignlcl 10 sd said 1111t 11 OM t1mt of 1111 Int • ~ TttE • ,...,. ti ~· to COiiet 1dee>l111cl • man Ataltdlcl on -·w·-· --~ -·•· htlCI by II under Said Died ol rro0tf1Y to 11t11tf &aid ~ f>Plll"9 bid may 111 19n l"'.an ~--........ ....,.--------
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Priced 150k le .. lhan •........ 95* fOf' houMCale, p.tcare achool foreign ex· r d phone. Paid training. Top Dollar Paid! cupboards & mirror ~-OTR w/1year flatbe Call 800·842·1409 on tall headboard. Tall rec:~nt aale a few ---,=-~~---or yard care. Am change atudenta from r • q u Ir• d . From 1800·1960. pedestal frame with -=-~..:-:= OUT,..OP.StATE
?e11tt11 ., ,..c:.,..:._, ... PROPERn 1558 doora down. Call ••••Oh Anta• llc•n••d A bonded, over 45 countries. Combined Transport 1 pc 10 entire estate. mattress. heai., pad--Wayne Smith, Remax Penlnaula yrty 1-3bd. world traveled A To requeat a brochure 1-800-637-4407 EMPLOYMENT Paintings, china, ded rails. 8 dr.-s. 4 ....i ................ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 700-5000 ext.195. All cloH 10 water. peraon&b ... 842-9799. AISE 1~SIBUNG Cassandra glawate, turn, etc. cablnels. lncludH
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Reoreatlonal
Paradis• APARTMENTS 32 acre•· S24,900.
Spectacular open roll· FOR RENT
Ing country acreage I••••••••• overlooklng Lltlle
Salmon River and ad· 1---------
lotnln-g National For· BAI.BOA
Ht. Ideal 11ttlng for PENINSUlA 2607 vacation or retirement
homel Secluded & s•liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
rene, IHmlng W/1rO· BAVFROHT 2bd/2ba
phy wlldllle. 4 aeason condo, near Pavllllon,
retreat. New road• w/ 2-car pkng, poof, dock
power, phone a Hptlc avall, no peta. $1600/ epproval. Excellent fl-mo, yrly. 873-8840
nanclng. Going last. WINTER RENTAL 112 Call todayl 1·800-807· 5 2 e 3 Ext 8 4 1 4 . block lo beach, pier,
A Btuegreen Property reataurants & ahopa. Furn _;br 2ba. Very
clean. 818-359·8779
vacation Rentals alao. ••••••••1--------FT Floral Deetgner h heel S200
Vl9117• .. R!!1ta21e COMMEllCIAI. ~~~ for Newport Beach/ -••• • ·~·~,.ks~ ·
__. .-vvnu 2925 Laguna Nlguel Floral Please b• awat• that -~-----• 1...,..-_;;..;;.....~-;....-.. REAL ESTATE • .. &iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a hop. 2yra exper. the llstlngs In 1hls cat· ~ ~ ~ Qu .. n Piflowtop man/ Ooeanfmt W. Newport II prerd. Call Shannon's 1 ~· ~...., box sprg. Never us.cf,
3bd/2ba. Yrly, gar. A111azon Parrot Flower• at 249-1190 ~~11m:y~q~~~b':: A..t;q-to'50tMod-bffn In storage. Can
S2200mo. Property I' o u n d Ca I I t o 1 __ __,,,..,..--,-~-=-In which there Is a d • 11 v • r . S 2 5 O .
Houa• 842-3890 BUSINESS OffICE dffc:tlbe. 548-3890. Jeva Centrale•N.B charge permlnute. •&t.L.,a. ..,.bur. (818) 3e..,..eee SpeotacularOo.an~ JIO•-uin -~789 POUND Corgi male ~~ •• ~~:'pr!~~':~ --A-l'""R,_U,._ilft:J.....,,,..,.,....,,0..,,8""'1--1 =--........
and Channel Vlewe dog In the vicinity of orter 1un environment, Now hiring domestic cf*-. pollly, MERCHANDISE
Luxurious 1br and Thurln/Hamltlon on flex hra & !raining. & International 11alfl oldOlllUnlarh MISC. 6015 1br+totl wl1h 2 apa· •'CM Exprna Leasing 12/18. 844Mt717 Please call: 853-4349 Fllght attendants, =bll:lnml,Mn.,
I b I I Preatlgloua OfflcH· u k t t ~ c oua a con ••· 300+ f ea. Ulla pd Loet male mlnlalure1--------c e agen s, reserve· Abundant walk In S300 • 800-5&3-8725 Pincher eara/talli.--------.. ~ tlonlsts, ground .._. cloHt and 1torage. • clipped', blk/tan. crew+ more. Excel •Onlllftlar.-.-Gaa and water paJd. 57g.713opgr/es1•9391 Life Insurance tent travel benefits! •ec.ildll...,...._
Walk to Balboa laland INDUS?aw. 2788 11000 REWARD If you are focused Airline Employment • &-. ... OllnlU:9ld
and 1he beach••· on customer care & Senllc.. • lmmlcllfll Clltl Pre,.tlgloua re1ort LOST Vuarnet pr• are LHe Insurance 1·208-971-3892
llvlnw with 1tunnlng POR ua.a 10,000 af acrlptlon aunglaaaH llcensed we have Ext L89511 Fee 714-249-3711
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Men11on 9018 .
1·800..-3:S.2001
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aunaela and cool INDUSTRIAL BUILDING @ Faahlon 111and the job for youll
brff.&H. Apta •tarting In NB+ fenced yard. 12/14. a ... 2ne Must have excellent
at 11350. '7a .. 1esa Ideal fOf' Claaak: Can. Loeta Gotd ltnk br~ comm. skills, will be
COSTA MESA 2624 stunning uooeq.ft Bkt 722 .. 777 at Faahlon l1land, 0t handling cust. ln-
lott/otflc:e apace tun aurroundlng area. bound calls, team
Diabetics Save money
Cruise Ship Jobe on suppUe1. Medlc:are
Earn up to S2000 + 1----------; pays if you UH lnau-month working on lln. we blll for you . crul•• ahtpa or lafld. APPLIANCES 6011 M e n t I o n 9 O 1 e . tour companlea. No 1-800..-3:S.2001
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s.1300/mo. 225-1115. PINANCE an Immediate appt HEALTH a 0t fax resume to:
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lillperlence necHaary. ii!!~ii!iiii!i~--!iiii~ Xmas tr ... potted •t• CrulH Employment *"•frl9 1190• Washer/ S39. Citrus, fruit. &YO-
Services dryer, Sl40.00 each. cado treH fruiting
1-800.278-4197 Me-9848 $1 0. Herbs, Junlpera,
Ext C89518 Whlrlpool oversized vines $1 . Cemenl
IEASY WORKI waaher·S75. doubt• tountns $110, bkd
E x c e I t a n 1 p a y I C a P a c It Y M a YI a 0 baths $20. 909-a74-+122
Asaemble product• at dryer-$1 25. 759-9013
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Whether you're buying * Lladro Natlvltw
or selling, Ctasaifled (Jo •Ph Mary Jeaua
cover• all your needst OO~kev.' cow.' and ;
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TODAY'S
CRoSSwoRo PUZZLE 8y CHARW GOltEN
with OMAR SHARIF
and TANNAH HIRSCH
HONDA 9085 MERCEDES 9130 OLDSMOIU.E 9155 VANS 9225
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•ae Aooord Htchbk. '81 380 SLC Cla••lc
Grev/grey. Auto trans. 'Newport'• Sharpest'
Power windows. AM/ l Owner.Champagne FM, CC. 152k ml. Superb Condillon/Just
Auna g,.al. S2200obo. 15K Servlced-$10,000.
19a8 DELTA 88
Row•I 8rougham
Fully loaded, V6, dark blue with light blue IQ·
te1lor, 94,000 miles.
53,000 or boll offer.
li,iieoiiiiiC~heiiiviiriioiil•iitiii0~2~0~
Conwe,.lon V•n All
accessories, 4 Cap-
tain chairs, rear seat makes Into Queen
size bod. Good orlgl· not condi t ion .
$8500. 84$-8552
ACROSS
I 0\11door DIN •
5 Soulll Sea 1o~~no
14 Moaltm prince
t 5 Some exams 16 Banllruf)I 17 Swtmmf"r's aid
19 F11shlon designer Cassln1
20 Hue 21 Make lace
~ C11t1nto
smnll cubes
23 Beta follower 26 Ward oll 27 Eorly
astronomer
30 Chalrpo1son 32 Steel 1ng10<11ent 33 Heahhy
35 Capture 38 Smelling residue 39 Fibbers
40 Poet Teasdale 41 Comedian
Smothers 42 F1esta decor
43 Ship's
personnel 44 Pactt ol hoodlums 45 Melod1011s 47 Kitchen tool
50 Broom 5 t Mideast gull
52 Alphabet ender
54 Abetted
14
58 Obsolve
59 ·-.my dear wa1soo·
62 Lose itllerest 63 Lead to the -:
wed
64 -·Boleyn
65 -girl 66 Potent ll{lhl
beam 67 Riversk:te planl
DOWN
I Evergreens
2 Asum nurse 3 Coolidge 01 Hayworth
4 Coaling (IQOd) with llour
5 Plant cr<>ps 6 J11r.loe's second
husband 7 Dev111ish
8 Gymnast Kol'but 9 Subordmate.
lor short I 0 Eaten away
t 1 Ootoh flower 12 S.s1e1's
daughte1 13 Cherub 18 NOi 1magmary
24 King Arthur's
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25 Lowing 26 Squeal (on)
27 Hean ol the
matter
PREVIOUS PUZZLE SOlVEO
28 Senger Gulhrre 29 Garden SOtl
30 Go fast 31 Literary woil\s 34 Sheepish
reply? 35 Undercover
cop 36 T erril(I{)' 37 c~ ,.
40 Saber with a
• ciirved blade 42 Goll~e 44 Sort
46 Hoise colo1
47 Sloped
areas 48 Perfect
49 VIOiin's retauve 50 Garde(l
veggies 52 EnthuSlasm
53 -F1tz~rald SS Swedes
11elghbo1 56 Sea eagle
57 Changed a
color
60 U'I Abner and Dalsy-
61 Go astray
10 11 12 13
PETS&:
ANIMALS 6049
714 574-4267 Michell• D· 453-6139 .. M·F 957-0025
E· 845'8962· 87 560 SL Anth grev. WRONG TURNS RIGRT
North-South vulnerable North
deal11.
ond South, respectively, ror lt.aly. 2·tops, low mileage. ---------
Wt' have no idea what. Oarono ,,,JiiAilGliiOiiARiiiiiiiiiiiiiii9iiliiOii5 ~~~-1~3~· Mutt Seel PORSCHE 9175 _V_O_L_l(_SW_A_G_E_N-9-2-3-5
NORT H •A&
"'1094
intended by bidding t.wo hc111'U or 1•
hy redoubling. All we can be 11ure of '94 XJ8 VP Lo miles, --------·I '99 912 Lt. bolgo. liiiiiiiii1iiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~
wns lhat he and Franco were not on factory warr, air bags, NISSAN 9150 Ae·bullt. Now p;iinV '7 4 Super B•etl• t.hc 11ame rrequency. We can make fl blk, CO, llke new. rubbe1, alloys. $7,600. Blk/red lnl. 01ea1 run·
good caRe for n Rimple roiRc t.o t.hrce $28,995. 950-5880 Smoggod. 644·1449. ning cond. No dental
no tn1mp ot South'11 M'Cllnd turn, n '94 XJe White, Air '84 300ZX Turbo s2000 OBO. 721·0044
h b d bags, Chrome wheels, 5spd, Mops, p/w, TOYOTA 9210 --------...--
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cnnlrncl L al con c mn e, cvC'n 1 / 523 995 new clutch, runs grtl
ofter o henrl lcacl, hy Laking tho mmai50.~890 · · $1650 oeo. 690·7789 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ANTIQUES &
double linosl'<' in cliomonds. Thnt is ,85 300zx SOK, '97 Land Cruz/4 -Run CLASSICS 925.0
where Lhe Australians Rt't.t.led, nnd black, Mop, 5spd, lthr, Huge dlsc/lmmod dol liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii
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mndcninc t.rick11. LINCOLN 9120 now tires/brakes DirectLeasing '56FordPlckup
Ucclarer won lhc fir11t. trick with $3500. 835-2322 (714) 948·1217 P1olossionall y ro·
the queen of henrt.8, cn11hcd thc nee '79 Continental CLASSIFIED stored, 2 yoars ago nnd kin" of 11padc~ and led a third Classic, sunrr. all '87 Subaru GL lO 519,500. 645-8893
d W., h w fli'"·' · h h access Le tho exc Wagon. PS, CC, auto. ll's tho 1csourco you !'pa e. en t'llt. ni cu wit l c · · 8 r, snrf. Good body/int. con count on to soll a
jock, declarer di11Cnrdcd a club from cond s12oo. 650•2815 $1700 obo• 631·7149 mytiad ol merchan· SELL
dummy. We11t.'a trump ret.urn per· Classified , dlse Items. because
The hidding: force was won in the closed hand T1he most comprehen· 94 Sentra auto, 4·dr. our columns compel your used vehicle
N .. ~ST. SOlTTH WEST wiLh the ace. s ve and cu"ent dlrec· CD, all power, ac. now quallhed buye1s to througll:~lassified
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J YtUuf u :-=:;x...::>f'Wii"'"".....:;'"'1jaffionils, t en came lo hand with n ·---------
20 P•w 211 Obi the ace or clubs to load a fourth r.-.1 r.u Rdbl PMS spade, and thaL wn s thnL. Whether
fl••tt """' West rulTed with lht' king or not,
Opening lrnd: 'l'wo or Q
The nvrrOKt' plnycr makCfl do1A?n11
ur minor errors in bidding and ploy
every week. Ex.p<'rll\ are capable of
mo11ume11tnl g11ffc11, ns this deal
from n mntch hct.wPrn lt.nly nnd
A1111l ruli11 <lc'mon11t.rRlc11. However,
not. 1111 or I hem cn11t., All tho Aus·
lralian11 lrnrucd Lo lhcir sormY{.
the lRble'11 lon of trumps wAS de11·
lined lo be the fulfilling t.rick. For
this remarkable conlrnct. the ltul·
ian11 gained 190 po1n t11, wnrt.h 6
International Mot.ch Point.II.
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player! Subscribe no w to the ,
Goren Bridge Lette r by callin.c
(800) 788-1225 ror information.
Or write to: Gore n Bridl(e Let.·
ter, P.O. Box 4410. Chicago, Ill. Thr hiclcling 11hown wo11 hy Ai:luro
Frnnrn tine.I llc11il11 Cnrnzzo, North 60680.
MUSICAL CHRYSLER
INSTRUMENTS 6055 GARAGE SALES
9050
Elvia's Mic rophone ---------
Shuro 55. As seon on COSTA MESA 6124 tv commorclols. Liko
•'90 LeBaron•
Cenvertlblo. One
ovvner. 54,000 miles.
$5,500. 641·0800
new. S400. 675·9624 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ---------C . C . Co I e Year-end
PIANOS &
ORGANS 6059
Parking Lot Salel DODGE 9065
Plum bing fixtures. etc I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
S a 1 ·2 1 /6 4 5 • 1 1 6 1 2280 Newport Blvd
Kimball Organ Tho ••••••••-En1011oinor Ill. Like
'92 Stealth Whl w/blk
bta. 38k miles. Mint cond. 5·spd, tint.
$12,900. 975·3291
new. S400. 675-9824 AUTOMOBILES Black Daytona
Turbo Z. 52000.
•848-6342• Older Baby Grand
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