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TUESDAY
August 13, · 1991
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QUOTfS Of THE DAY
"The whole summv combined has
~tn stran~."
Tom Hardzus, a county weather
station manager, on thi year's non·
traditt.onal summer (Al).
"Oh.. what a blamed WfCtnain thing
Thu ~kY ~tallier is
It blew and snew and thtn 1t thtw,
And now, by 11ng, Lt's fnz'"
Philander Johnson
COMMUNITY EVENTS
•All participants of the 1991
summer rcadin~ pr<>Jram at NewpoM
Beach Public Libraries are invited to
attend a traditional "annd finale'!
film prop11m today at 10 a.m. Door
to Edwards Nc;wpoM Cinema, where
the film will be 'ihown, open at 9:30
a.m. There i'I no admi 'i1on for the
77-minute pre cntation. Parents arc
welcome. The program 1. made
SUmm r showers a scattered
Outlook for rest of month . remains gloomY
By Vonda Vandaveer
&bllwr. .
T he drizzle that dampened the area
Monday is predictable for Augu t, despite
this summer's otherwise unusually cool
and doudy we•ther, local w~ather experts say.
Monday's rain fell in only trace levels, said
Dennis Tebo, an environmental technician with
the Orange County Environmental Agency in
Anaheim. Trace amounts of rainfall are
considered to be less than 1/100 of an inch.
Tebo said.
Monday's shower wa overflow from tropical
storm Hilda which was churning along the Baja
California Coast. Scattered howers fell over
Orange County and Los Angeles, and na h flood
warning were i ucd 1n mountain and de en
areas, according to the National Weather Service.
Today, the chance of min has diminished to
only 20 percent. However, cloudy and humid
conditions will continue.
While Monday's rain, which tarted locally
aro\fnd 7;30 a.m., was un urpn ing to local
weather watchers, the ummcr's cool and cloudy
weather is unusual.
urpri
"It was so small our gauges didn't even record
ii," Tebo said. "You really hardly even notice the
rain. For o;omelhing like 1h1s we depend on
eyewitness accounts."
Last year, the a1'en experienced 1milar \hower
on Aug. 15. But the only other August rainfall in
recent years occurred in 1987 when 4/100 inch fell,
"The whole summer.combined has hcen
strange," said Tom Handzus, a weather station
manager and prof e o;or m Geological Science at
See RAIN,-.,.
M.-c~
Newport lifeguard Blair Cannon stand a lonely vigil at 18th St.
on Monday as cloudy conditions continue to eclipse summer.
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Thos Car on of Newport Harbor Yacht Club can't quite keep his boat aOoat in the Sabot Junior Nationals competition held at
Newport Harbor thi week. For complete details on the competition, which began Monday, plea e see Sports, Page 82.
City police
say salary
falls short
Contend wage policy
needs to be amended
By Russ Loar
\'!
NI~W PORT BEACH -Police
ofhccrs here 'ay their paychecks
arc falling v.ocf uJI) behind those
of officer an neighboring citie ,
violating the \pant if not the intent
ol • D · cnr-old cit) e poliC).
Rcpre ntafr•c of the Nc...,i><>n
Beach Police ·m ployce·
A o;,oc1at1on tulJ Cirv Council
member' Monda) lh'!t"' the cit)'·
wage potrey i1:Js: htol..cn dO'An and
need 10 ~ .fi~cd, Polit) J· l ta.te
1ha1 alane 'hciuJd be comparable
to the top three citie in Orange
Count)'.
A \Ociation President Tom
Tolman. a 15·.)Car "etera.n of the
Newport Beac h Police
Department, aid the average
$')I .600 a year an wages and
benefits earned b~ cwport pohce
1 lx)ut 15 to 1 percent lower
than office" cam in top Orange
( ountv cities.
possible by Friend of the Newport J
Beach Pubhc Library and Edward LI • t I • 1 A ~o s . t A rcpoM put out by the pohcc
employee a soc1at1on ho"'
--!!':~t:;,: For more information call -f-_____,FI OS fH a u n ve I s n ew ·-u n I off1"rs eamin~ an avcra e $75.~
a \-Car in lf\.ine, $64, a )C&r an
.rnta Ana, and $61.200 a year in
\nahcim. All alary ficure
•There's still a chance to catch
some of the be t anunatcd film
around. Bat of the Ft1tlval or
AnlmatJon continue through
Thursday at Edward Mc a Theater
on NewpoM Boulevard near 19th
Street in Co ta Me a. Toniaht\ ~how
is at 8.
• So? Productions presenh lave
theater tonight ut 7 at Blue Marble
Colfeehouse in Co ta Me a On
Wednesday, al o at 7, K D. Heylin
plays acou tic folk rock. mU'1ic. For
detail'i call 646-5776. •
• AJta Cofftt Hou e, 506 31 t St •
NewpoM Beach, offers an evenina of
poetry readin1 Wcdne~Jay at 8 p.m.
For information call 675-0233
JUST THE FACTS
• Who wa the lir5t person to
ai/ into Newport D:Jy?
')<) t. UI oS;>l(f.
uas JO 'll:>Uuno ·s s ·1dn::> •
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INDEX
AlmanaC/Al
Bndp/15
Bu 1ne M
oa~11ificd/ll
Community fol'\.lm/At
ro!liword/BS
Health/Al
HoMKOpt./15
l.A:&•I notice IM
Seniors/A.!
Soc1~ty/A7
Sport 11
._.._, sna•
c.,,,rielM 1991 ............... ..,.. ..... I
County's first specia lized care center will open in Costa Mesa include e umated rc1ircment and
in,.urance benefits.
Officers say the problem come
By AMa Cekola
s~~cr
C'O TA Mt:-A -College ltu.,pilal
offic1al'I un"e1led the coun1v\ rir-.t medical
unit Monda) dedicated 10 i rc:.111ng patient\
~with AIDS and other 1llnc"c' tMocinted
wi th the deadly JtlV \.HU,,
1 he main goal ol the 'cvcn·hcd Dc<l1cuted
('arc Center w11f he tu ~i"c the highl>
'f'CC1<1l11cd mcdit.al trl'.1tmc11t nnd cmotionnl
su pport that people "'Ith lllV mkc1ion need
m n nurturing nd non 1uJgment.1I way.
offici.1ls 'a).
"I think our goal 1'> 10 meet the pat1cn1'
'This was a unit that was needed
in the community. Even though
this is a hospital, we 're going to
try and make it as comfortable
and home·like as possi ble.•
-Ill RICMNSMDA
COLLEGE HOSPITAL PRESIDENT
See CENTEA/lldi Piii
phy 1cal, P. ychological ind emotional "'1th1n t\\-O week ,"he \J1J.
equ1hhnum. • said Denni" Amick. the center '1 he center· 'llaff al'o induJcs MeJ1c.::.l
chmcal directo1 who ha., helped pc1rhead • Director Charle Robcrt,on. a ewJXUl
the project 'lince joining Collcac Ho pi!al on Beach phY'1c1:.n who h.inJk ,, bull.. ol the
April 3. Amick al\C.l helped dc .. elop 1 similar AIDS ca.,e 1n Onangc Coun t~. nJ
unit in Century 1ty hack in 19 . p, "Chological Director Angie Di k on •
"I h:i .. e a feeling we'll ha\c \C'-Cn ~ds full p ychol gi t v.ho ha' C\ten'i'c c:.\pc11cn~
"''rl..1ng "tth ~.1nu:r p.rncnl\, fn,m the fact that city policy J-1
\\luk coun1~ ho p1tal\ ha'e been trcuung lump'i all employee group
AIDS p.111cnt' for the phi dcc:iJe. until no" h' ether and compare them to
1h1,.r<: h:l\c hccn no .... arJ d1.-Jicuted ,1.,lclv h.' the "ame three c1tie . Police ay
AID\ treatment \to t ho,pit.ll' an ·the the city c:.hoa.ild base ~lary level
1.oun1 treat \IDS p.1t1cnt\ an the re •ular ilO the three highest-paid chic for
mcJk.il und ,ur~ical wanh. each bargaining unit Although the city (ll l~inc pa~ 1t., pohce more "'or M.w JI. .1 total of 1.~n AID '"'c' than an other Orange County
hJd hccn rCf)\>ltcd an Or.angc <\lUnl) 01 CltV. II i'i not included an the
1hat numhcr, fl'~ of the p.11ient\ .ire \till current contract formula. .
lh ma. "We d) not want the 'policy
C'ullc: c 11,1,p1tul Pre~idcnt Dr R1chnrJ chanacd;' ' 1d !'igt. Richard Long.
t{ada .11J min1miLsng the ht,,p1tnl 'tu nd "We only want lhc cit(
1 ang patient'. the mt,,rmatil.)n they need ''' intcrprc.t
1
at10n of that pohcy
Ir 01t thcm,di,;c\ once the\ lca\c the hthp11 I · than cd ... ~•II be important ~I or" the center. ) p,,h~·e al y the J n. l date
fhc p<tllcnt will al~ find thcm.;chc the: c tv u c fail to reflect recent
'urrounded by upcricnccd profc.,,ional al, ry chan c : 1o t city employee
who want to care for them and arc n 1uvc ontr ct re implemented July 1.
I\) their need' Rada s.a1d putlin 'ewport Beach empt ye
See CENTER~ Piii See SALARY ,_ ..
Dwnar ball8V81 auction then maY have -be~n lalda Job
By Vonda Vandaveer
Still WrW
T he owner or .CJ fur mat\
ccportcd \tolcn S uurJay fmm a
truck p:lr~cJ (llll itlc the
R. di on Platt\ Hotel tn Inane belie ...
the theft ma hu-.c ll en an in~1d JOh.
The fun;, Ion ~11h l.fpc'itric,,
piunllr\g~ •nJ h1 tori I doc um •nt
lated for u II< n S turJ1t . I the hot I.
were tt1kcn when m c nc dro c away
with one of three rented au 1ion truck~
~ct1mc between 10 pm I riJ 1 and
12:._10 1 m 1turd•y
All items recovered · except for fu! coats
The la't quarterback to lead the Univer ity of Southern
C1hforn1.1 to a national champion hip. In 1988, after an cight-
\'ear ca reer in the Natio nal Football League with the Cleveland
Browm. and 0Jillas Cowboys, the Covina native ettled down in
h1~ wife Allyi.on's hometown of Newport Beach.
LH AFTER FOOTBAll--. ---------
;\ hui.incs~ administration graduate from USC, McDonald went
111 wor~ for Well' Fargo Bank. He works in Wells Fargo's private
banking group in Irvine, managing the assets of high-net-worth
1nd1\ 1duit l'> No" :n. he CnJoys h~s work, and has benefited
hu,1ne,., ""e from being a TroJ3nS hero in a county full of
.1ffluc111 USC alumni. Still, the transilion to McDonald's po t-
foothJll l.trecr wa1o difficult "The hardest part was starting from
gruund 1ero. ba.,,1ng to rcall} humble yourself to learn as much as
mu l.tn .ind work as hMd a' you can. As a professional athlete,
people trc<11 you different!~ I hey come to you. This is an about-
lacc ..
PRIDE IN YOUR WORK:·---------
McDonald wanted to get into the investment businc s, but
chme a commercial h.in~ rather than an investment bank because
ht' didn't want to guide h" l.hent\ to product in which h1
compan\ had an 1nterc't ·1 \~anted the client to know there was
no hidden .•genda on m~ p.1r1 ·· He "'as referred to Well Fa~go
h" forme r ~an l·r.mu,cn -~4i.:r, running b.ic~ Bill Ring, who like
Md)onald. wa' rcpre,en1ed during h1" "JH career by Newport
Beach 'port\ .igcnt l eigh l\teinhcr~
HIS REGRET:------------
Mc 1>onald \ h1gge'1 d1,.1ppnintmen1 from h" foothall career is
th.11 he nl'\l'r ma<.k· 11 tu 1hc ~upu Bo"I. After playing on
\\.1n11111g ll..1111' ,JI U\C . Ill· plaH:d tnr mediocre pro Mluads in
C lc\el.1ml .ind Dalla' \ p.1rt-11me pl.i\er rtio.,t of ht' NFL ca reer,
the ldl\ ''"' ,1 ,t,irtcr (or the Clj\ll\,;lent tlf l\\O full seasons in
eight Yl.lf'> I le ktl the ~.11m "hen .11 the age nf 30, he realiLcd
he h<1d P•'"lll h1' "1nd<m cit 11ppnrtun1t~ to hl· an NFL star and
"'Clllld l1hl\ bl• ,1 ti.1lkllp (111 the.: fl'I 11! hi\ lJrCcr
· < 'ompilttJ by Too)' Cot"
R uman Mile' wal~ed intn the dar~nc.,s of the Barn
Re\l,tUranl pau,ed to le.: 1 h" eve., adjust and then stepped
qu1dd) to J !moth "here l\\O men \al waiting.
Cicntknwn let\ get dcmn 10 hu-.iness." Miles began, qu1ckJy
11r11l r111i.: 111 1<:ed lea .ind .111 Id~ Burger. "With your help, I'm
nu" 111 .1 r<>"t111n to 1.ike mer m\ dad\ busines'i interest!.. And,
"' yuu knnw. 11' \11h:' Ltnding that\ first on the agenda.
I he '""<'mm 111 the honlh, both \\earing Ray Ban sunglas es
de,r>1tc the d.irk 1n1erior of the re<.taur.mt, nodded. Roman Miles,
the 1e1 'c1t1n~ 'on of former 1cle\l\1on actor Corky Miles, was in
the prncc'>'> of pulling off a bu'iine s deal
1h,11 would ha'vc made J.R. l:.wing proud
and the two men were honored to be in
1111 11
·~.rndy, fir,t off I want to thank you for
plitnllng that gun on my dad. Beauty.
Rcall} iced him as far as the cops are
ORANGE COAST rnnccrned Secondly, I wanted both of you
to know that with my dad being in Jail and
all that. he'<. agreed to let me run th1<; &EQIJ\L hu\inC'\ .
bys,.,., L•S.u I he man named Sand\ took off h" ~la,.,c,, poured a heap c)f A-I Sauce on h"
It~' hur~u .ind looked had. up at Roman Mlle'
'rou got nnc other litllc prohlem. Roman J\ hlllc o;nag w11h
\I iln I ,in ding ..
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C rnatl<lldler' I he) 're .ill over the far \1<..lc of C.atahna where
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Kom.tn gna"'cd a huJ.!c chunk off his h.1mhurgcr. chewed
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WWII veteran reunites photo
album with ·Okinawa woman
By Anna Cekola
SW!~
I t was back in 194.S durina a
Marine souvenir hunt on the
war-tom Japanese island of
Okmawa that Bert Mile's came
upon a photo album lost in the
debris of a mountain cave.
When he rc1umcd to Orange
County following h1 service in
World War II a year later, the
ouvenir photo album was stored
away and 11s 100 page o( family
napshots '>OOn became a forgotten
relic of his war day .
But about three month ago,
Miles uncovered the album while
'l·ve never been more
pleased about anything in
my life.•
-BT Ml.El
i
throwing away -;omc old junk in
the <;toragc room of hh. Co i.1
Mc.,a home.
Now everal wee~ later, thanks
to a enc of coincidence , the
album i back i.n the hands of it
78-year-old owner, Inc Kohagura
· -a fonner Japane e school
teacher who lo'!t her treasured
po~ e ion while hiding nut in the
cave during the U.S. inva ion of
Okinawa.
"I've never been more pleased
about anything in my life," Mile.,
70, said. "She mu t have been so
startled. After all thi time to have
In N~"' Bc1tb: On ju~l6,1930, con truction of ~port
I I arbor High chool wa bcaun on " 20·acrc parcel of 1rv1ne
Company land purchased for $15,0UO and located nl l!'ith and
Irvine lrCCI$ in Newport Beach~ Thi WH th triumphant end or
a ntnc·yur 1ruagle toe tabli~h • locaf htgh \Chool d1 tr1cl which
concluded with a bill pa ~d by lhc lc111la1urc in IQ2<J 1llow1n1
the aru to withdraw from the anta Ana School l>t~trkt. 1 he
hoot opened for hu inc:~\ cpt. 22. 1930 with I 7R pupil .
We ~truulo 1/on1 with what we h1nc. Give u' an cduc1tion ~·
ndmg )VIit h1 tor1ca/ taco to D1'J You Know, th l'llol. l~lJ,
llox I f6Q, Cmu Mua. .9262') • -c..,-w,,, .... 6'fM
"4ac~
Newspaper stories In Okin•wai helped bring together Bert Miles
aind owner of photo album that was found during World War II.
1t show up again."
Since all the writing in the
album was in Japanese, Miles said
he sought help Crom a Japane e
friend, Masahiro Ikuta, in
translating the aJbum, looking for
an address or some sort of clue to
the identity of the owner._
"I thought it belonged to one of
the' soldiers who had come to
Okinawa," Miles said.
As it turned out, hi friend had
a cousin, Kaoru Natomi, who was
planning a visit to Okinawa on
unrelated business and she agreed
Lo take the. album along.
Once Natomi hcl.P.ed get a story
published in the daily Ryuku
Shinpo newspaper seeking the
owner of the album, events leading
to the reunion moved swiftly,
Mile learned in a letter last week
from Father LaSalle Parson ,
writing on behalr of Mrs. ·
Kohagura, who lives in Naha with
her son. Two new paper articles
chronicling the earch and reunion
were included in the letter.
While mo t o f Mrs. Kohagura' .
friend and family pictured iq the
album had since died, o nc..letmcr
classmate recognized some of the
names and photos printed in the
new paper. •
"One of the living classmates
aw the art and called her the
same day it appeared," Parsons
wrote. "It was good of you to show
such concern to have the album
returned. It docs renew one's faith
in human kind."
Mile wa" 21 years old when he
joined the Marine in 1942, right
ofter the bombing o f Pearl Harbor.
Like mo t Marine , Mile •aid
he wa' an avtd souv~nircollector
and shared the album with Conner
war buddie during a recent
reunion in Illinois.
He served four years with the
Marines, at one point working side
by ~1de with Orange County
~upervisor Thomas RiJey.
A lifelong re ident o( Orange
County, Miles has lived in Costa
Mc a ince 1971 and retired from
the Department or Motor Vehicles
in 1976. He now runs Aim
Enterpnse , an ombudsman
erv1ce for people who need help
dcahng with the OMV and state
hou'ling program .
..._. ic.e-. llCM AJ1tka An., $210,000, 4 bedroom, 2 ._ u..... bath 10 C.rl<>t Sanchez Real C\tate sales for Augu t 13, 1991 JJJ6 Maryland Cl., $200,000, 4 bedroom.
Rrant ml Hlalt salff at nportrd by 2 hath 10 Bl11ync M Steven
lht Contlntnlal LIW)tr1 Tltlt Co., ant. '7l Trtntoe wv., S227.SOO, J ~droom, 2
Ana. b11h to Robert W. llcytr ""°" 1217 Dond t..n .. ru!l,000, 3 bedroom., 2 119 Via Koron.St,010.000.3 bedroom, 3 bath to Mal')Onc A Frey
bath to II A. Mahr JOlJ Warn.n Ln.. St9S,000, 4 bedroom, 2 l4lt Marpttt DT., SJRI .000. 4 bed room. bath 10 Ronald J Amburgey
2 hath In Jcffrcv Wertheimer 155 Loma Cl .• SZSS,000. 3 bedroom, 2
1321 Marpnc Dr .• $418,000 ro Jerrrcy bath to Roy L M11h1
&nh:u:h 451 1urthmort Ln., S21S,OOO, 3 2414 Unlvrrslty Dr., S21S,OOO. 3 bcdmom, 2 bath 10 Perry Christopher
bedroom, 2 bath 10 Wi lham Mcnee 2345 Fordham Dr .. $270.000, S bedroom,
4JO Vlst. GT'lndt, ~~0.000. 3 bedroom. 2 bath 10 Mary McNuhy
2 balh to F.nc Ulph 771 Olympic A~t .. S189,000, 4 bedroom. 2
lOJ Nata 1 $485,000, 3 bedroom. 2 bath bath to Roberto Abarca
II> Ronald Louthcrbllck HO Maaellan t., S2J7,000, o4 bedroom. 2
1443 Vin• Noblna. $500,000. 3 bedroom, hath 10 Ronald J. Amburaey
2 hath 10 Kathryn L Mueldcr 17'4t Cibola A~t .. S2J9,SOO, 4 bedroom, 2 10 Rut St Cloud, S76S,000, 2 bedroom, 2 b.llh to Allan P. Herrod
bath to Robert C. Oaylord JlJ9 Plutt A•t .. SZz<J,000, 4 bc_droom. 2
Costa Mua bath to M1ch1c Fmkclitcm · -
1770 Lonpood Ct., S2J7,000, 2 bedroom. 1141 C1rt0n t., $227.000. 3 l>cdmom, 2
2 bath 10 Dennis G Frey bath 10 IJruce S Kina
Police log
Costa Me a
Three men 9'cre an~tcd on 1u pic1on of p~hna 11 about I 58 1 m. Friday on the 700 hlock or SftlllTunar Street. The suspccu v.crc 1dcnllficd A J~ph Guzman Arellano, 19, Marco Antonio Pl1cenc1a, 22, Affon\O Ferrer, 20. • Poh c arrtsted a 37-yc.tr·old man on su p1cion or a"'ult and battery Sunday e"cn1111 ot 327 Avocado SI . Pohce ldenufieil lhc 1u1pcct as Savillh V1r1ch11h • A 30-ycar-old man wa~ arrured on su p1cion ot r()bbcry early '"1ursday morning StC"Vtn James Johnson was anc led 11 20200 Slater St in connection with Che chor&e
Newport Beach
Computer equipment and 1 cellulu phone worth a total or S7.~ were ato-
lcn from a NcwJXlfl Ce nter Mamou Hotel nxim l uc'&Jay or Wcdnc,day A ChK:.1io huune~,man "id the equipment wa, 1 .. kcn between 7 am. '.fucway
and ti:JO 11 m. Wednesday. l:nuy to lhc room w1 not furecd , The m1 1n1 tqu1pmcn1 include• a Comp q computer, a pnntct, tohwo1re, • M IUh>I• cef. lubr phvne 1nd a leather travel b• , • A c:ar vn Jim Sl"'mon1 lmporu \kalctthlp Int .... vandalm:d late Wcdnesd.i1y n1&ht or early Thunday mom1na 11\c car had 1 Kratch Ut'nding frum •he rear bwmper to the front bumper" at well 1 a tcrakhed 1 dcvicw mirror. The
cust or damaau 11 tima1cd at >2.000. Pol1Cc 1111J -e prob bly uKd 1 k(y 10 ~r the car. • Jtwcl'Y. orth SJ(),liOO wu stolen frum a h\lm 1n lhe 700 Moc.It of 1 ... rl; pur A\~nuc, The Cl't\'ner said the J~-clry wu t1ken 1ome11m tictwccn M1n;b and Auau 1 7 I le 1d he: wu nn buttn often and did not no1iec the then un11I now. I le alto reported he found h1 v.1nt.Sow Kr cn1 lyinJ on the around on ttWral <ICC»s n' 1'hcn he c.me hc>mo. llowcvcr. the 1n idtnu did not make him "'PICIOU• at th hm P 1~0 dut not find eny other a1in of entry. • A wom111 wat lt1.wcd tu 1hc floor uu11n1 lnJurlu tu her neck incl \ho11IJcr after three men trashcd her 2..lrd h111hday party ••r11 ~>nda1 momlail at the W1rcho.iut0 Rcs11uran1 The: 1nco.kn1 occ-uncl.I When 1 fcmelc friend oflhe vlc-
11n1 i(ll In a r11t1t wtlh I fem.tic friend of the 'tu pci;I, 11\c Vl<llm'a hoyfrknJ 1r1ctf.10 "'c•lt up thei fi1h1 1u1d In lhc pmc the u~ct pu hed the \lkt1m f>nhc:e have ~lt made arrest• )Cl, • \.
• -4 11hl'll tqu1pmtnt worth $27,700 w1 lolcn from an unklcltcd lloet ~d nc1t lh<: 21'00 bk.d nt lAfa~ue Avenue Wcdfteldll)' aftemoofl. The bolt'•
<"'"er d11COYCrcd the tlwlfl •kn the ltartlof P11rol rcquhtcd '"'" '° •we h 1 hc:111 from anochtt ~•I'• lip, The W..lm dKI not know 1111 boll Md Mft
mowd Item• 1tclltn fntm the bolt 1ndtkte '°"' h. 1 1tcr11t1 ¥flit, 1rint:Ms. and 1 .tine dtftO.
' . ltftlry 11nd th 1ot1hni SI~ we.re 1tokn fmtn 11 home on the! 100 btott 6'
'41 I Str t :~lld l:i1y_p.11t Tuadn ~ Tht ltc1111 ...._ ..... •
wateti, atM:t .,~ ns ,a. Co1M _, -i. ..._ 111e ,.., ........ ... ..... ~ ...... CJ .... .., ......
to
ons: Hot
ic for locals
E wry once a while in the newspaper business, ~ happen
alona a subject whole every rnOYe piques the 1n1ere11 of the
copununity, ao much so that no matter what you write,
readen wHI think )'ou milled the real story.
Jim Slcmons, lhc emba1tlcd Newport Beach
car dealer whose juicy personal life and
tumultuous bu incs life make him a perennial
hoc 1opic for gossip among locals, i, one such
•ubjcct.
,..,
c.
~If and other business joumalim have
c:ovcred Slemons closely in recent weeks because
of financial trouble, in his auto empire and
allegation that he failed to repay Joans on can
he accepted as trade-ins. Besides that, Slemons
is once again a newlywed;for the ixth time, ind
his wife of eight months, 31-year-old Tajah
Slemons, has added to the couple's news value
Notebook by suing the wife of another Orange County car
dealer for slander.
------In my interview with Slcmons, he talked about
life as a center of attention in Newport Beach ... But I didn't
realize how much a center of attention he is until reader reaction
to my stories began pouring in.
Some callers said they'd bccn·wrongcd by Slemons and wanted
us to slam him in print &Jain. Others pointed out what they
viewed as misrepresentation by Slemons and his general
manager, Malcolm McCassy.
0 ne long-time reader complained that The Pilot was kicking
Siemon when he was down, while another thought we'd
been too ca y on him.
The jug\llar·sceking reader complained that I was wrong to say
Slemons had been succe ful in the car busine, • and he
compared Siemon to thrift villain Charles Keating, Jr. Slemoni;
has had some problem from time to time, including some big
one right now, but it\ hard to argue that the sccond-large'it
Mcrccdeli Benz dealer in Jhe country hasn'LachiC}'Cd~omc
•. alll. ""'"'' Evangelist Greg Laurie (inset} rocks the crowd at the Pacific Amphithutre Sunday during the fi r t night of the Summer HaNe t Crusade.
Congregation on. th·e Coast
uccc cs. Whatever the fi nal judgment on Slcmons, the guy has
sold a lot of car .
There arc a lot of stone out there, appropriate and otherwi e,
about the 58-year-old Slcmo ns. Something about the guy makes
people crazy, and it's not ju t that he' a prominent busine sman
I've wnuen about a IO I of businc men w11h much larger
companie who didn't stir uch emotions. Maybe it's Slcmoni;'
high-pro file presence on the social scene, his huge home and boat
or his h1 tory of having beautiful young women on hi arm.
Thousands _attend ·Summer Harvest Crusade at amphitheater ..
S lemons puls it this way : ''My name is probably the mo t
visible name or any Individual in the community. I mean,
everybody sec my name going past them every couple minute!>
on a car, or on a building. I do attend a lot of chari table thing ;'
my name 1s exposed. People love to ialk about somebody who e •
name is most visible.
• "I mean, I could have an employee tn the back whoi;e name
might be Sam Jone , and he might be having all kinds of wild
·going -on, but who know who Sam Jones 1s? They'd rather tall..
about M>mebody the~ know. It mai..c, for gooJ convenauon "
Siemo n'! want to be thought of a a low·kcy. con~rvall\.C guy.
' But no matter how hard he Inc 10 change his reputation, and no
matter how far he may fall bu mes -w1~. he'll nc\.er pc a Sam
Jone
Editor's ott: Frtd M•rtln' rolumn wiU rtturo brrt ThursdDJ.
Ton:t Cox. Pilot bu Int tdltor. nlltd Jo for tht •acatiooinJl
columnist lod•f·
Clltl Mia l.ln'Y
Tht' rrrt'nd) of thf-Cost.1 M~ l1br.iry
~aded by Prl."1df'nt M.1ry Ellt'n <Ad<fard
•S a ~uppo11 group (°' thf' library
Volunrl't'" ;art' nt'Cded to run book ~les
and suff t~ bool.. room " ~ library (Of
~lltng of uS<'d books .ind purch.wng of
new one.'\ Tht' hbr.11rv tn gent'ral c.in use
"°'Untttr\ w•th ckt1ul \lulls •nd I~
with a will.ng~ Of 1~ kno-Mt'dge 10
~Ip run ch11drt'n's craft p<og,.ms Houn
.art' fle\lblC', indud1ng f'\t'nin~ .ind
wttkt>nck fOf 1nfoon.at10n, c.iill I~ l1bf.ary
.u ~6 88-4.5
Clltl Mia lllrlCY c...
Thf' (oo.t.11 ~ l1IN.Jry Croup run by
M.Hg •ric r ul ·r ilnd Ruth Wilson n«'<h
"°'untt>er\ to ht-Ip pc":"Oplt' bt'<ome l1tt'r<ltt'
Of lt'•Ch ln Ii h ;u a M"Cond langu.11~ for
1nform•l1<>n, c.ill t~ l•br•ry .it 64& 8345
ClrllCllll
By Alex Naughton
sunwm"'ei
A few week' after ho.,tmg the
ffi:c<; Qf Glon,1 btefan and
Gun' N' Ro'c'· Co,ta
Mei.J·., PJc1f1c Amphitheatre 1'
draw111g more horde<. of devotee<.
With rock mu"C Jnd a Jot Of f3J'
But 11 I\ Chmt1an. not hard.
rod .ind the 'pokcn word of
popul.1r C\ .in~eh t Greg Laurie
thnt arc bringing believer, to their
fcoct at the ummcr J ta"c't
Cru.,adc, which began unda)'
C\ cnmg .md run' through
Thur..d.1)
'l he upenin~ n1._:ht turnout "J'
or1t~1Jlh numhcrcd .11 Ix. 700.
J1.c,,rtlmg to cru.,ade M~.inucr l·d
\tech. Olht.'I 11' .irc nnf1dl·nt
hugl crt'"d' , .. 111 continue "' tfod
here lldorc tht. trJ\clm~ C\Cnl
'" 1tchc' mer to \n,1hc1m <;1.id1um
lhe Ctrl Seoub uf OrangC' County will
tratn .ill aclult volunlt"E''1 Volunll'f'r\ are
net'd~ for troop le.tdrn Tht>rC' •rt' •l;o
special commtltf'C to pl.iin C\lt'nb fQr 1hr
girls .11nd adultl · Comm11tt'<'\ rnuld «'nt11I
r<trns1"f'i It~ owr thtt't' Of four month>,
or ).4 utl ii month <M'r .1 full )'t'•U for
ongoing <omrrMttt fht' Girls Sc1"1Ul .lre
.llwa.,.... looking IOI' cnmmun1ty peoplf'
willing to ~re t'!Cpt'l11M' for OOf' t•~
f('( tur~ d•·momtrall()t\\ or cl C\ r Of
1nfQfm.:11>on ull tht Gui xou1 C ounc1I of
Or.an <:uuntv Olt 'l"'I 7!!00
~ ,. .... -can Miii YMcA
Ttw NC'.,., pr >ft ( t 1.i Mri.I 'V 'A lltt"Ch
Debby O'Connor of FISH Harbor Areil, Inc. (Friend in Cf'\'i e to
Huma?ity) can a!way use "!ore \'Olun.teer to pie~ u~ '<>!>~ at H~g
Memorial Hospital and d1 tribute 1t to hut-in 1nd1\.i1du.il in
Newport Bu ch and Co t.i Me a. For information. c.ill 645-80SO.
o1 variety ul nNal -mlunlttr ~Ip
1nc.lud1n11 tht' rhildren'\ nuuf'ty,
.ldm1niiltat1\ clcnnl YOlunt n nt'ral
INtlllt'n.tN t', flndSt.Ap!np.. youlh ~l
<o.'I I c~ • .1e111b1c 1n~rut'lon .tnd lilt uuJ,
( llC\.'"I Crtt1f1G111ton ppqu.,r.cO "''° ~
volunll ' llHlf qo.a .a..r1ll>ta 1n '"' ''" I\
lM"IOA \Ou.,t-t .11 ~·nl voh1nlt'Nl Ml•
~l h>r thr u1)(1)m1n1 '~po11111~ C.oorl
J 1mf',' iln .ilUfl>Oll rf',ltu11ng )f>'>ll!>
1 rlob1111 ~ 10 hcnd11 the \'MCA wunW!ltn
crnt1·r. I u1 mtU1m.11ton hf .1pplq1tons,
t<tll (')u1nt rry 111 642 1)'1'>0 '
mtftJ
\oluntt;•r\ .ire n~k'd lu \.\.ur~ •l'I 11\c.•
loud b.1nJ.. ti trJhulf' luocl to loud 11•ntl'n
and 1• "' hi-1 fru ti J'l!•lf ,011 .md
C•ll''R'"'"' don,llrd ~'°'I M•>e. I.. hel\t'S
un<I r!"p.i J...1s• bu,~ lhrr1• ";,l1oe1 .. ncf'tl
lv1 11,1d1 toon.-I \ulUnh't!f nl't(f\ we h A
dt•r.ul \ilJlfl'"t du,.,1g ,,.i;ul.11 ll!J\t~\
hour~ .ind .1 •1\1.lnl for fund r.m1ng
, 11v1m') I 01 1nforn1<1llQO ult 40 lll 1J I
Wblre's my cllliT
'1 he '-11luntc1.:r unJ "llC duh p.1 c " JU 1 be 1nn1n nd ~c
need contmuct.J input. Su 1f our urgan11atmn ncclJ, \oluntc:c:r , let
U\ ._now 1nll the Pilot 'l'-111 mdud • 1 'umm..irv ''' ncc:J 1n future
cl1111om If there'" <lcl11t. tcJ 1ndi,1du1I ur new "'' ram nt
pc:c11I 1n1cr 't v.h1eh ma be "°''h more m~n11on, c II in ,,,,ur
rc111urc 1d ' ~l'\K'C Cluh \\\hi h ll 1w ON 1lrc.1ll bc\:n cont ICd
can look fOt' rc1ulu cluh new\ m u oming ,1111on., I or more: 1nfor~.1ll0ft or to pttwlde nc>A:o. on rnur d ub ur org:anm1uon, II
Jon I cr1u50n t 64~·021, c'' JM
on f nday night.
.. f rcmemher la t yea r when ·II
wa\ onlv on the la'' couple night'
that 1h1i; pl.ice wa, filled," n1d
Ste,cn Leyra, J Cru\,1dc "-
Organ izers say
lhe crusade
has so far
seen the
II birth ti of
4,375 "New
Believers" in
California.
coun\clur
"I ca n't
imagine
whal the
la't night'
Jrc ~oing
Ill he hke
th" ~c.ir "
The
cru,aJc.
'Ahl h ,,
Cr1:c Jnd
doc' not
rcqu111:
11d.c1 ... h.i'I hccn drnwm~ J1 "hw.1J
'cctmn of \Upport" ll\ 11 'ti l<.
tr.1 .. er,cd .1~rn'' (\aliforn1.t. Sti:elc
\J1d fhat d1,ci,1h w,1, C\1dcnt
<iundJ) ·
Colt• Men ...
lenlor Ctttzenl Corp.
Q-tl Inell,.. ....
or-.....-Mnl
' -
'There' a real unit\ ol J1trercnt
culture!. here tonight.'; l..cHn ,,11d
"You name 11, the\ 're here "
T he eru <tdt: Jccommod.11ed the
cthn1calh d1vcr~e cro"A d h\
.. uppl)tng r \1 r.1J10' for
simultaneou' tr.mslatum' into
Srani'h and Korean I he
non-<..lenominJtmn.11 ( 'hrl't1.1n
mC\\Jges v.erc aJ\o tr.inslatcd into
sign language for the he.inn~
1mpa1red.
I he lolln"A er' might h,1H· h.1d .1
lot of d1ffercnec,, hut the\ all had
one .thin~ in common the dc<;,1rc
lo cc anJ hc.ir I IUrlC rre.u:h lht'
\!O<.pel
1..iunc, "ho v..1~ "!lorn .1~111n" a'
the re(,ult of '4.lmc v.ord' he hcurJ
.it l B1hle 'tud\ on the lawn or
'-i ctApon HarbOr H1i.>h ~hnoJ 1n
Jlro ,.., a leader an the t.\Jn~cd1c;1I
mo,cmcnt HJ' ~tra1ghtfnNard
mc,.,agc that doe,n't <;tr") frum
the Bible has prO\.cd popular m
California and aero"" the country:
"He g"c" )OU the has1c-.,'' aid
llrcndJ Dell}. 23. after the
crusade. "He nc,cr change • never ·
comprom"e'. ne\:cr deVJatc'i lt'
\Omclhtng ~11u c.1n really build
HlUr fo11h l\O "
lier 14 \Car·olll brother. Aaron,
put 11 c.J1llcrcntl).
"You c.in \ec the lil!ht of Jc:,u,
C hri't o;hmtng through him."
L auric"~ mc"age ~a apparent!'
~l po~erful that 5 .. 5 rcoplc
:m<Mc rcd hi' invitation to lc:a\c
their 'eat , approach the stage and
aecert Chri .. t into their h\C
Organ11cr' 'ay the cruc;:adc ha~
\;O far ccn the "ll1nh" of 4,375
"Ne" Bchc\er," in Cahforma
Amph11hcatcr gate open :it 6
and the cru,ade., 'tan at ... JO each
C\enmg. '
IServtCe Clubs 1
_--r ~ . ----- ---
Newport -Balboa Rotary Cl!!!l_
tabs Weissenberger president
1 .. 11 )l.H :-.;ctA port Bo.1100.1 Rot I"\ C lu~ member lfnry
\\th\tnbt>fltr "'I\ ck I ·d duh pre,1tknt for the 1'>9J .t,i;: \.C, r,
rcpl.rnng h'm \\ lk\
\\ Cl\'l'nb{'rg~ r I' I p.1tt'lll, tr Jcm.ark and COp) nsht llOrnC>
"Ah1• will he.id the I tO mcml>cr cluh l nJcr Walley\ lc1der,h1p,
the "'"fK1n·Halhf1:t Kol.II"\ ( luh \l.J' named the hc't Rot.tr)' cluh
m D1,tr1ct SJ~. \o\h1'h t.l'n"1''' ,,f ~4 duh' in
Orange .ind .,.,uth l (h An clcs count ie'
fom1ng \\t Mcnl'lergcr a' (l(ficer' arc
l'rc. ,,Jent t kct '. tt>~cn rbalr, Vice Pre idcnt
Rk h rd Ok on. Seuct..1ry ~f'ltt tartJn,
lrt. ''llH r J a mt'i Sirk.in ~Rt .,,, Arm Rtnftto
I rnll.l "c.l"\mg ,,, clull Jirc:ctur\ \.\Ill he Robt!rt
Slh rr Cot'Of'ltt' Lant , l:.'.nnlo; S•t>Mon, La~ dt
Jouni:t•, K1c hard Holmartn, R. Gt rr) l..ona.
Thoma' c;ra, anJ .H. lh~kln .
. \\cr,.,enhc.rgcr "n" horn in fkrlm. Gcrmnn Wt.•1\\c•n twr~t·r 0 1 \11\tra, n p.u~ nt' and "'' r l"cJ 111-enc' a
.... 'All/crl:10d \llCI .111cm.lmg the.: \\,\I' 1n .. 111u1e or I cehn )I 1n
/urit.h, h,· c • the l nilt.d \t 11c.' <ilntl 'cttlcJ 1n Atlant;a, Ga ..
\\hc1c h\.' ,,t 1 1n lcdn~ 1l 1:.11~inccnn J<" rec tmm Ge,,, •1a
lc"h. foll " u1' doc.I' r Jc rc:c lrom l mo" Una'c~nv
1\lld "-• r , \\ u "~I"\ •~c. \\ c1' cnhergcr oht111ncd a Ma .. 1c:r , f
I "''Jc. •r , fr m < •l•lf c \\. \htn ton l n1"c~1tv. fie h ' \C~cll
OA1lh Ir" llrm• 1 'I I n1m ~lo •t nJ R 1p1d,, M1 h , nJ s n
I runa,.1) bc1t11 ,~. m Or 111gc l nun&), v.hcrc he 1, C1mc11tl\ 1
par1ncr m th<> •nm f'I \\'C'1•~C'nt tger. Pctc~1in, l . nd ~kyn
'\\c1"cnt r~er '1, m 111.:d 10 the "'•met Mar rel Looper ,,
n.11lun, ( .;i
l
Ball now in lender's court;
$10 .5 rilillion loan looms
By Tony Cox
au...1 Edllot
NEWPORT B EACH
Embattled auto dealer Jim
Slcmons has reached agreements
on tbree eparatc deals to ell hi
bankrupt M ercedes-Benz
dealership, but all of the propo ed
ales are contin~ent on his primary
financier agreeing to let the new
owner as umc a $10.S million loan.
Slemons has actually passed on
fou r purcha e proposals to the
lender, Tokai Credit Corp., but he
considers only three of the deals
acceptable, said Malcolm McCassy,
general manager of Slemons'
businesses. ·
'Tm pushing hard to get a
response in the next 24 hour ,"
McCa .. sy· o;aid. "We're· working
hard to make a deaJ."
'l1rp pushing hard to get a
r~sponse In the next 24
hours .. We're working hard
to make a deal.•
-MUii ii Ml:CAllY
Jim Slemons' general manager
of Slemons Imports to assume the
former owner's loan.
"There's a number ~>f factors
there, but we would be willing to
consider any offer from a qualified
buyer," Martin said.
The new owner would al o have
to be approved as a franchisee by
Mercede -Benz Corp.
__ ...
McCassy said two of the
rmipo~c.:d t.leal' are under "serious
com1derat1on " He declined to
name any of the parties that had
mJdc ofter' 10 buy Jim Slemons
Import~. but ~au.I 1 hey were all
JUW uealer'i lrom Outside
Southern Cahfnrn1a
Slemons, who is vacationing m
Hawaii, could not be reached for
comment on the progress of his
planned sale of Slcmons Imports.
McCassy said Slemons took the
trip courtesy of American· Honda,
which awarded him the vacation
for performance at his former
Honda dealc~hip.
• Mtrc ~n pholo
Hotel Workers Union members picket outside the new home of Balboa Bay Club President Tom Deemer on Monday afternoon.
Slemono; Import~ tiled for
Chapter 11 Bankruptc) protection
from creuitof'i on Fndav The
filing "''' a ·tncndl) h.1111.ruptcy."
whcreh, Slcnwn' .ind I 11ka 1
.1grced ihal the uealcr,htp 1,houlu
'icek protection Imm uc.:d1t111'
\\hilc 11i.; Licht' arc rcnq.:.1n11cd •\,
p.1rt ot the a~reemcnt. l llt....11
cnmm1ttc.:d 10 S' 5 mtlhon 111 nl'\\
line\ of credit 10 Siemon' lmp1111,,
.illowing the dealership 111
m.11n1.1111 inventory and p.iy 11' hill'
until 11 could he sold.
Slcmons sold hi Honda and
Acura dealership and closed
down a Daihatsu franchise he
owned in Santa Ana. He maint.iin'
a Jeep-Eagle dealer hip in an
Clemente, a Volvo dealer.hip in
I lawn11 and an auto lca'ilng
company in Mis ion Viejo.
Dispute moves closer to home
MlCn~sy emphasized that none
of the current deals on the table
can he considered final until Toka1
gr.1nh m approval. None of the
prn,pccJ1ve purchasers arc willing
to pay all cash. instead a<.t...mg that
they he allowed 10 asi.umc Tokai·,
$111 'i mill1nn lnan to the
de11lcr,h1p. \ll the bank·, apprmal
" needed. he ,,11d
·tn concept, the hu)'er Jnd
'cller .1grcc." McCa~.;y \a1d. "But
.1t<:ep1.ihle tu 11\ hJs nothing 10 do
v.11h .1 de.ti hcing fin,11 hccau-;c
thl'\ 'rl' ,1,k1ng for Tot....11 tu Lin
certain t h1ng' ..
rrtl' Marlin, executive vice
prc\ldcnt of 1 ol.at Credit, .,,ud hi\
rnmp;1ny Y..ould not nece,.,anl)' he
.nhcfl,l' to allt1w1ng the ne'>' tiwner
either Siemon ' personal a.,,ct'i
nor h1~ other dealership<. .ire
'uh1ec1 to the Slemons lmporh
hant...ruptcy. Siemon'> said Friday
th.11 he woulu like 10 uo;e profit~
lrnm lhc !I.tic of Siemon:. lmporh
Im other hu 1nc'li. interc!lh,
111clud111R the po,,tbility of buying
ni ,t,1rtlll);? another denler\h1p
!)lcmun' bought the Mercedc~
Benl franchise 30 yeari. ngo and
hu11t 11 into the !.ccond-largc't
Mcrcede' dealcnh1p in the
l'Ollntr\I Tm~hled hv a Jl·d1ne 111 car
'ale, ,md dct,1~lti. on ,urcraft loan<;
11 111,1dc through a leai.ing
,uh,1L11an. the Slcrn<Hl\ empire hw•
f.11lcn ml<l financ1.1l ditf1cultv in
the 1 ..... 1 I~ month' \nme 5h:mon'
dcJler-.h1p' ha.,,c heen ,10,.,, 1n
p.1y1ng off hen' on car1' they
accepted J\ tradc·tn'I, and <;1nce
1.1\t December, Slcmons Imports
h." l.11LI t ff 14ti of 1t' 320
cmpln)eei.
Bay Club's disgrdntled workers
hit Deemer right where he lives
By Tony Cox
Business C drtOI
Nl:WPOR1 Bl:.ACll
Unum emplo)ee'> of the Balhoa
D.iy Club. embroiled for i\
month.., in a labor dispute with ·
management, took their pre\'lure
campaign up a notch Monda)
night with a picket hnc an front
of Uay Club President Tom
Dcemer's n~ home.
"The poant "· our membe"
ta~c their problem~ home C\'Cf)
n1gh1 .in the form of bad
l'laychecks and :.kimmed tip!>,
and we want t<> bring tht!I home
to him 10 make our point," !laid
Angela Keefe, director of
organization with the Long
Beach/Orange County chapter'of
the Hotel Worker!> Union
About 120 of the club' 200
employee~ are member of the
union and hnve been negotiating
'incc February on a new
collecti\.c bargaining agreement
with Day Club mnnJgcment The
union employee~ have been
working w11hout a contract since
April, when a one-month
e'\ten\1on 10 their old agreement
expired.
Union employee~ uf the club
.ire 'iCl'l.ang a 6.5 percent pa)
1ncrea'l an the fir t yc .ir of their
nc\\ cun1r,1c1, plu' 5 percent
111c1ca'c' in the follo .... mg two
)e.tr' The} also wnot Uay Club
nrnnJgcmcnt to ce.1,c taking 15
pertent of the lip'> earned by the
club\ banquet erver ...
Most cmployecc; anvolved in
the lfoputc make between $4.5 1
.i nd S5.25 an hour
Deemer coulrt not be reached
.
' ... Our members take their problems home
every night in the form of bad paychecks and
skimmed tips, and we want to bnng this home to
him to make our point.• -Al8U a Union director
for comment on the labor
di.,pute.
According to Keefe, Deemcr's
new house i still under
cono;truction and 1s not )'Cl
o-:cup1ed. She aid Bay Club
offtctals re ponded to the
planned picketing nt Deemer's
hou'le by putting up "No
Trc<.,pass1ng" igns and
threatening to ha\e picketers
.irrci.tcd. A ecurity guard was
on the property during
'pickc11ng.
Da) Club management hn..,
responded to union demands by
caving "' on the ~rccnta!le pa1
· incren'e • hut al~ by a king that
bam1uet Y..Orker' g11i<c up all 11ps
in C'\change for an hourly pay
hike. Keefe aid
"Tho..,e people depend on
their tips," Keefe said. "They
only work three-or four-hour
'1h1ft<,."
Keefe . aad !\he's opt1mi tic
th.it "'•th the pres ure put on by
la~t night's picketing and by
previou. demonstration , the
union will be able to reach an
agreement with Bay Club
official at a meeting scheduled
for today.
"1 he.:) 've got a lot of aron in
the fire now, ~md they need to
get '>ome o( them cleaned up,"
she 'a1cJ.
Union employees of the Bay
Club arc not )Ct contempt. ting a
trike. Keefe n1d.
Smile! More of us can afford to purchase a home • In oc
By Man Coker
5tJn Wntpr
( OS I A Ml 'iA De,pllc "'llil t
\OUr pct} \tuh,, chctkhnoi..., and
,,,.,,1ng' p.t"h111>1.' n11ght 1,him
there 1~ l.'\.ltknn lh.11 more.: pc:opll
l.tn alforu 111 hu~ , home 111
()f,lfl!-!C ( lllllll\
\\ell. I percent more ,myway
l 11\\u m11rtg.a~t· interest rate,. a
'ltcht inueJ'e 111 income'\ and
,1.1h1h11ng home pncc\ contributed
t11 m.1k1ng home' more affordable:
111 Or,1nge County dunng June
th;rn in the pre' 1ous reportang
pu1od. the Caltforn1.i As'>OC1.it1on
of ReallOf'> reported Monday.
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down. In June 199(), 15 percent of
hou eholdi. could afford to
purcha'e a median-priced home,
wlm.h !.Old for $247,0 0.
Declining intcrc .. t rate!> have
pla)'ed a big p.irt in mok1ng home<,
more affordahlc The average
effective mterC'll rate on all
mortgage' closed for rc~alc homes
Y..a\ 9.37-percent 'in June, down
from 9.SO percent 1n March and
10 I Ci percent in June 1990.
• 1ccord1.ng to the hdcrlll I lousing
, Up The Ladder
RJchard 6. Gartttll, pre idcnt
.ind chief c-.;ccut1.,,e oll1ccr of the
Newport Beach Conference and
\11\llor!i Bureau, hn~ earned the
dc,1gnat1on Certified A''ocmtion
f 'ec.ut1ve from the American
'>oc.1c t )' of A<1'>oc1a11on
l ·~ccut1vec;.
D
Roberto C1raa1y, Oougla A.
~"1rnk and Giibert G. Ovltdo
h. \.C httn named D'l'IOCiote with
Newport Ucnch accounting firm
Wimberly Alli~on Tong & Goo.
All three new l\\OCiate" have
. held ever al pr ev1nul'I
rch1tec1ural ~1tion .
0
Mariam GOtdtke of Donmar
Inc, has been chosen pre ident
elect or the Newport-Me a
A.,..ucintton of Realtors. Other
officcr'4 e lected were: Carol
Mul~ty of Prudential Newport
Finance Board.
"We expect mterc~t rate to
rem:11n favorable during the next
several months, resulting in
continued improvement in hou\ing
affordabtl11y." ... aid Le lie
Appleton-Young, C.A R • vice
pre 1den1 of re'learch and
economic,,
"The recent move by the
h :dcral Reliel"\lc to lo"'cr the
bcnchmarl federal funm rate 1!.
JU't 1hc late!.t indication that
~rtrell
todn\' ·, pu'11llve intcrc'it rate
environment will be wath u well
into the ccond half of the year."
Statewide, 2 1 percent of
hou'>chold!i e.1rneJ the minimum
1m:o111c needed to purcha..,e the
mcd1:rn·priccJ. e" 11na. ingle·
famil)' dct.iched home in June -
unchanged from Marth, but up
from IS percent in June 1990
I he J\'crage median pnce 1n
June "a $204.()<)() an Cahfom1a
and ~ IOJ ,Q()() n.111onw1de .
Oviedo
Comm1,i.ton, Other 0U1cers Realty, ccretary, Dou1b Hocket,
on independent R e. ltor,
trea urcr; and Barban
Ams UdCtr o f Prudenti I
C111tforn1a Rculty, Giibert
l'ocnttr of Woterfront Homes
und Art Rttst of Rculty World-
Rcc:'c & Associ.1tc , director
• elected were l(,ym Youn1, vice
cha1rm.in,1 und htlll Yoona.
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Newport Bench re it.Jeni
Howard Utnott, ian account nt
and Rtlotne)', ha f')cen elected
ch.mman of the city' Arh
-
trcaliurcr.
0 Krl\tlt K•y P•rat ha' btcn
promoted to da trkt u le
m.1n..1gcr for the newly formed
human rc'-Ourcc ~t\111:e\ ale
forec of Pa)chc~ Inc. in C ta
Mc~a l'argc h s been with the
paymll et\licc~ company Ince
1984
Appointment Calender
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Women, 11 :30 a m • f I I ottto Or1ll.
~wp1r1 Roch
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0 11 Moa l.ead Uuh brukfut,
7.IS :Wh m o47o4·ll.2J ,,.,...,
w11h Jar•ncsc Travel
il 1 m , ffalboe P'n11ton
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Streetwise
I~ wt ~•pha by Lee P~
Q:
Edward Adamowicz
Costa Mesa
''I would leave the deficit alone
because I don't think there's
anything anyone can do about it.
The best president is the one who
promises the least."
I "-
0 ,K, Englund
Corona del Mar
"I would sell ·aH the
government's property to private
industry and wipe out the
national debt. Politicians could
wipe out the debt in one fell
swoop i( they weren't so greedy
and power hungry."
Alma O 'Donnelly
Newport Beat h
"I would make housing
affordable fore everyone with low
interest rates and JO that way, get
the homeless off the streets."
•
Vaughn Taylor
Newport Beach
'.'I'd put Huswin pormancntly
out of commission and giv(' th('
Kurds a real place to live. I come
from that part of the world 11nd
there hasn't been any peace there
for centuries."
Mike Caruselle
Costa Mesa oil'
"I'd get Schwarzkopf real mad
and send him back to Iraq to
finish the job."
Mary Jacoby
Newport Beach
"I can 't think o( a thing I
would do if I were President. I
li~c th1n8!> JU!lt th ~ way they
dre."
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Wouldn 't it be nice if we could start
our mo ming with a fortified personality
W ouldn't it be great if
chemists could add a
memory-enhancer in our
breakrut cereal? We have
vitamin a nd mine ral nutrients,
wh~ not aupplcments to
tre nJthc n our wealme scs?
Con 1de r how convenient it'd be
to get your daily allowance of
fina ncial know·bow by munching
a bowl of The Total Person
Cereal.
59 and
Holding
This
scientific
achievement
would
revolutioni1e
the food
industry, and
have a
tremendous
impact on the
American
family. For
teen-agers who
lack ambition,
drive, and a
pocket oomb, a
regular diet of
Fro ted Motivational Flakes
would d ramatically increa e
their grade-point average.
In tcad or pep talks, parents
could rely on fonified
Crunchie to inspire a new work
ethic. The Ambition Supplement·
could also be introduced in chili
dogs, Slurpee , and bubble-gum.
Sance every age ha us
senior Ulestyle
'
deficiencies, cen:al' would ha\lc
to be designed for pecial
market1. I can think of several
upptements tha t arc urgently
needed for my generation. A
he•llhy dole o ( curiosity 1 more
essential m stavinJ off old age
than all the vitamin and
m ineral• combined. It doe,n't
trengthc n your hone , but
curiosity put a few new wrinkJe
in your brain -the one place
you need 'em. A deficiency of
inlcrc t not only cau C\
termina l boredom, hut
hrinkage. You're never \mall
enough lo go through the eye of
a needle, but your pe r pcctivc
and spirit hnnk like .i cheap
shirt What cun<Nty doc' bc!tl i!t
keep you and your life
intereseing.
Closed minds are another
sticking point. They're tougher
lo open th n a trttin window.
W1tho"t proper vcnt1lnt1on, the
cranium become-. an ut11c of
mu ry pre1udice' that should
have been tO\\ed ~lut ~ear' ago
with the .anumaca,san.
omet1mc 1t\ pt1,.,1hlc to jimmy
open the lock on J clo,ed mind
1f )OU'rc careful nut to 'cl off
any alarm~ Hut how much
... 1mplcr to l'.Cl I 00 percent of the
ROI-Recommended Oo'lagc of
Flc~1b1ht.> ..., h1lc you 're h,1ving
breaJ..fa\I.
At the time in hfc we need 1t
the most, many people' humor
quota drop to the level of a
wan smile . It\ nothlllg to laugh
about. How can you expect to
Uf\li\'.C a fixed income, fo.cd
wrinkle , fUcd pill\, fixed
ailments, an<! permanent doctor'
without this 'ital, non·to 1c
tranquilizer? Humor " the onh
wonder drug that·~ free .rnd •
acce ible o.i. ithout a pre npuon
-a loophole pharmaccuucal
comp.in1es arc trying to cl<Xe. It
would be a fragile, complc"<
nutrient 10 reproduce, but I
hope Woody Allen would be in
charge of quality control.
Once chcmlSt can give u
theo;e !iOphi~ricared supplements,
we'll be able to solve our
dcfic1encie by going to the
cupboard in\tcad of a hnnk.
Ure will be a lot simpler.
Couple will ave lheu marriage
by witching cereals in lead o(
mate~
ancy Mcintyre ls a rNldmt
of l..Apnt NlrurL
cast calls echo through the seni'of center.
LIGHT , CAMERA, ACTION
-1 he Co 1.t Mc\il Senior Center
" 'cclo.1ng wlunt~t:n to help make
four ~O·minutc TV documenta'r1c'
about 'enior a£tMt1es. and <,erv1cc~
In lhl Cllt'
~ccdcJ arc cinematographer\,
editor,, produc11on m.mJgcrs .ind
J<:tor\ and JCH'I!\ cs. NO
t:XP~RlrNCE N[.Cl.SSARY
framing will he provided b)'
C oplc\ Colony C'ahlc for eight
hour' a "'eek for e ight week ,
'ta rung 1mmcd1atcl).
l·or more information call the
-.cnur center .11 b-t.5-2356. • NOW WE'RE COOKING -
After many months of collecting
recipes from friends and
Senior Activities
OASIS Sl "'flOR Cl:NT ER
l he CJ'\" ~ mc•r Center u t..1;;.atC'd ,.,
\(It.I \l .. r1ucflf• in C'ilrtlna Jc/ ,\ft1r I or
1nf111m.lf1<1n rc1:MJin1 aaw1t1C( 1nJ
/.l(',lf1tin\, l<'kphonc ~-1~.u
" "m ~ulplur~
Tut'~d•l. Ava. IJ:
· !\k,Jii.:.uc Coun,cllns.
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neighbor , the Co ta Me a Senior
Center 1 now elhng1he1r
pcr,onahzcd cookbook .... 1th all
profit, going tu the center
The 'pir.11 hound cookbook
feature\ recipe' •form local
resident\ in IO different full color
'cc11un~.
J Jw lioo~s .... tll be 'old b)
member., flf the center and an local
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Sptelal 10 The P110t
W a the grass actually
greener rl&ht where you
left it 20" yeara ago?
Irvine Community Theater
explores this theme in John
Fcrzacca's
''Comeback
Memories,"
where the past
and pre ent arc interwoven as a
writer return home for his high
school reunion.
It' 1978: era or disco,
•
il~macy, ind life's re1ret1.
ndly, the )O'lna arto of
T.J ., 81bt ind Dick aro played
by such stron1 Kk>n compared
to the adult Tom 1nd Blrbara,
that one wishes the ldultl
would leave the state to the
19S8 trio. Timothy Tilus (T.J.),
Amy Yount (Babe) ind TOdd
Kuk,zyk (Dick) play excellently
together under Tom Titus'
direction. Come their own 20th
reunion, the~ three could be
getting paid big bucks 10 do thi
Muff.
bt1rtlln••• ....
Round :rable West, a club
devoted to promotlna authors and
their latest boob, will hold its
montbly lunebeon Thursday at the
Balboa Bay Club. .
During the noon meeting,
Authon Anno Rivers Siddoni.
Carl Karcher and B. Carolyn
Kniaht, Patti Ma m1tn and Susan
ROS$Cr, and Armand Dcut~h will
discuu their lalc t works. Below i
a brier synopsis of each guc'it and
their work.
Siddons. wh°'c book evoke
political poupt. KarCtler will be
honored durina the luncheon with
an "Adela Award for American
Achievers."
A diet plan buried in a OOYOI. ..
that's Patti Massman's and Susan
Rosser's "Just Dessert.I." The
Cinderella in suburbia tale centers
on a size 16 heroine whose
"hu band from Hell" leaVel her
for bein1' overweight, preeipitating
the crh1s that propels her to
become a victor, not a victim.
Mil man is co-author of "Rich
Men, Single Women," an ABC
Movie of the Weck. Rosser is
women's lib, and teens who
don'l "Just say no." Tom
Francis drop in at the house of
his erstwhile high school
weelhcart Barbara, who
married their be t friend
Richard Bodi ne just a month
after Tom split fo r California
after gradualion in 1958.
Togc1her they relive their past
a., T.J , Dabs and Dick. as well
a'> confront the unfinished
bu-.inc,., of the pre~enl
Richard Huisman is too
\hecpi'lh and Bonnie Homer
too stiff to carry the 1978 story
of couple whose romance
cntlcd abruptly and haven't
'lppkcn ~ance. Kenneth Smith,
however, is a riot as the. adult
Richard, and Rikki .Niehaus
and J o hnny Hall a re
entertaining as Barbara and
Richard's all-too-precocious
1een-agcr11.
glowing rcvic~. givc!t a light
glance into her \Cventh book. In
.. Outer Banks," the ccntr I
character as "confronting the pa t
to embrace the future." She
struggles with her (other'!> suicide,
a son's drowning, and fears about
the recurrence of cancer when she
receives ond invitation to 11
reunion with three of her clo~e t
<;91lege friend !>.
pre ~eputy to two LA. County ... 1
Supervisors.
Th i'> 1ntcrc)t1ng premise
prll\e'> .1 'nap.. however, as lhe
p .1'1 1, 'o m uc h mo re
1ntcrc\ttng th.in ·the present.
Richard Huisman, on couch, is surprised at the accusations
of Johnny Hall, whilo Rikki Niehaus enjoys the joke in
"Comeback Memories" at Irvine Community Theater.
Fcrzacca's story of the trio'il
coming-of-age and impending
cparation provides a n.ttural
dramatic tension But the
pre,cnl l'i treated more like a
c.1,ual Sunday Jrave through the
repcrcu"ion-. of that past, suet~
"' a bruken home, po s1ble
While "Comeback Memoriei."
ha!) a few flaw!>, it i
nevcnhelcs a witty and
endearing show, and is worth
1iceang as an alternative to the
ummcr's movie offering .
..,"Never Stop Dreaming -SO
• Ycar!I of Making Jt Happen'' 1 1hc
numc of th e book in honor of Ca rl
Knrc~cr'!> 50th birthday by Carl
Karcher and B. Carolyn Knight. In
recognition of his contribution to
business, educational, civic,
cultur::il, rcligiou~. health and
Armand Deutsch is goina to
pr~sent "Me and Bogie: and Other
Friends and Acquaintances from
Hollywood and Beyond." "Ardie"
lunchc~ with Billy Wilder, has
Chri!>tmas dinner with Jimmy
Stewart, rin&s in the New Yeu at
the Walter Annenbergs, and is
close to the Rea~ans. His life has
been charmed since his birth as
the grandson of the founder oC
Scar and Roebuck.
for information or re ervations
call (213) 256-7977.' 'Hor ror s,' talking plant to devour college
A udrey II 'trike' .1g.11n th1'
"eckend
I he cJrn1-.ornu' plan t
with the boom1n~ \llllC \\111 be
taking root at
Chr1s1 College
Irv ine where
"Litt le Shop of
Horror)\" opens a
f ll U r ·W C C k C n d
run Mi c;
Shackclfortl 1s
directing the CCI
musical
11cket information. p.m. until Aug. 25. l\n,1hc1m (772-7710), nightly
Only one opening and one • "1 he Robber Bridegroom'' by e'ceJU Monday1i at \aryang C'urtain
closing arc on the thcatrtC'.tl the I luntm~ton Beach Playhoui.e time' through Sc~.E_L I
calendar this week. The clo~cr 1' .11 lhe Gisler Theater, 21141 D
"Jerry's Girb," a musical rc,uc ~trathmoor Lane, Huntington HACKSTAGE -The furor over
Air Force musicians·
will play at festival
Pc rformancc'
of 'L111 lc 'ihop"
w1 II he ~l \.Cn
I ri d.I)' .i nd
s.11urda\' at x Backstage
p m and Sunday'
at :! p m th rough
Sept X tn the college'<. S1uJ in
I hc.11 cr. 1510 (oncord1a, ll"\.tnc
C'.1 II .. ~f) ~ c;.m or 5114 O'i4:! for
huilt I around the songs of Jcrrv 1k.1d1 (832-1405), Fridays and art1'1t1C director Thomus Brndac's The 15th Air J·orcc Uand o( the
Herman, al Saddleback College \,11 urtl11)'' .11 8 p.m. through Aug. ou,ter at the Grove Shakespeare Golden We t from March Air
1-tnal performance!> arc Thur-.d.av .:?4 f·es11val continued last week. as the Force Ba e will perform on the
through Snturday at 8 p.m. and • "Measure for Measure" at the two leading performer in the Festival of Arts grounds in Laguna
Sunday at J p.m. in lhc college\ c ;ru,c Shakc.,pcare r-e~cival, 12852 current produce ion of "Measure Beach Friday ut 6:30 p.m.
"'1cKinncv Theater, with ticket Mam St.. Garden Gro">c (636. for Mca urc" turned down roles tn The Concert Band is comprised 1nforma11(m availablcat 5~2-4656 72 1 3). Thur'idays' through upcoming productions. Grove of 40 mui.acian. 1hc large t
Several local stage production-; ~aturda)''I at 8:30 until Aug 24 veteran Daniel Bryan Cartmell enM:mble an the Air force Band of
.in: continuing their respective • "Comehack Memories·· at the te1cctcd the leading role in "Our the Golden We t Members
ru n' th" weekend . Among th em ll"\.me Community Theater. runic f'own " at the adjacent Gem perform !'nu~ac ot the clas 1c.1i and
• ··Deathtrap" a1 the Bnck.,taEtc Rll\.k Cummunit)' Park on rurtlc Theater, although he 'll perform m contemporary wand en emble
I hc.11c r, I <iQQ Superior A"e. Rock Dmc 31 Sunn) hall Road, the next 'ihow, "The Taming of the literature, in addition to popular
(\1't,1 Mc'J ("46-0331), l nda)'> lrvtne ( 4i7-'\496). Enda}' and Shre\\," a \cheduled, while how tune, marche and patnouc
.inJ \aturda\\ at X p.m throul.(h \,iturdJ)' at R p.m. through Aug. Kamella Tntc !urned down the programs.
\ug 2~ 24 wt1h a malanee Sund.iy at 2 part of Katherine 1n "Shrc\\," but Thi group ha appeared on
• ·~"ect Chant)" at Golden p.m as continumg. along wnh Cartmell, ''The Mike Oougla Show,"
We'll ~·ollcgc. Hunlangton Beach at the head of the "Mca,urc" ca1it "l·dntasy'' and "The Merv Griffin
( "''' !U.,8), J hur,day!I throul.(h • An nie " at the Grand Danner Both e.\pre~ ed d1 ma)' JI recent Show " It hai. also performed with ~atur..!a:>' at b p.m . Sundays al J I hc.1tc r. 7 I rccdman W.t), board of directors' actions. the Mormon fabcrniclc Choir on
• • • the CB · lbdao broadcast -Artists to discuss their works at gallery ·~M;si~l:tnd ~~c g~~~n ::~~~~~or
• "'I . .•
rncludc' Zubin Mehta, Henry
Mancina, _Peter Matz and Mort
Lind'lcy, This band has worked
with ~ueh celebrities as Peter
Mar hall, Leslie Uggams, Arna
Jillian, Patty Andrews, Jack
Sheldon, Dinah · Shore, RObert
Goulet, Wayne Newton, Sarah
Vaughn, Mel Torme and Bob
Hope.
Other performances include
ceremoni e for Vice President
Quayle and Pre idents Nixon,
ford, Reagnn and Bu h.
Ground admis ion is $2; S 1 for
cn1ors Children 12 and under arc
adm°Jlted fre.e as arc all residents
o f Laguna Beach upon
prec.cnt3taon at the box office of
.tppropnatc identification.
The re lival grounds are located
at 650 Laguna Canyon Road.
Sixteen soul·<;ea rchmg Snuthcrrt p.trt1cipating arti\t, the event will Cahforn1an\ experience -often An1··m· at1·on
C.tli fornia art1st<1 will taJ..e part 1n a .iddre" the joys and frustration!. of without being ahle to determine
fr ee exhibit and open-forum produung. c xh 1h 1ting und the cuu-.c -""a result of having
J"cu<ision. "I 1vmg With F.xpres,avc l·oll ccting cxprc,,1vc art 1n .111 that 1'-heroic and divine in
Art ," at B1 ,1ango Gallery \ou1hcrn C'altforn1.1. their nature reduced 10 a mere
Re\taurant 111 I I"\ inc on Sunday " I h c re I'> -.o me 1 hi ng very flicker. Oro'' materiahi.m, he <iay~ •
fest continues
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1<\ inv11ed .1ho ut life an Orange County. l'he other 15 nr11'b exhibiling
According to I r.1nk Dixon, .1 'I here's got to be a better way." work hove 1itud1ed with Dixon for
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aS · B~atty' s partner ·
A LL IN THE FAMILY -I've never met Aa.,ue Beailll.
who'• bearing Warren Beatty's baby but -wowl -hu
lhe Sol a terrific sister! 1
•
I'm ~pletety captivated with Dr. Jaae K. Bealna.
gynecok>siat and sex t~erapist, practicing in Corona del Mar.
We met Saturday mght at the Harbor Ridge showplace of
~ Elle_• and Bob Mayer, who had a few friends over -an
mluna~c httlc J!OUp when compared, 'lay, to an assemblaae at Ana~ell!' Stadium. The Mayen' friends arc fascinating. their
holp1t~hty na~lc , and their residence merely spectacular -
gJtt!enna detail you'IJ savor in dear Vida Don'• IOClety column. ----..;.....-.
B~t let's huny back to the beguiling Doctor
Bening. who knows how to charm and disarm a
snooping new man. We had barely howdied and
shook,. when, with eyes twinkling, she laid this
great hne on me:
"Y cs, 1 am the aunt or Warren· Bea tty's
fetu ."
And I'll betcha never heard that delivery
before.
Doctor Bening. being an ob tetrician and aJI
ha been invi ted to attend the rites inducting '
the.legendary Lothario into the fraternity of
fatherhood. Delivery is chcduled in early
January at lA's Cedars-Sinai, and Beatty plans
to malc.e t~c scene -assuming he can penetrate -----· the ahvat1ng horde or paparazzi.
Beatty, 54, has been "very upportivc" of his 33-year~ld
ch en pa11ner's eregnancy, her slightly older sister said.
And then, with word that news hawks would claw for Doctor
Bening confided, ''This was a planned pregnancy." '
Remember, member of the supermarket literati, you read u
here fir t.
So Wlll the parent ·to-be settle down m matnmonial bits ? t
started to a k -noting that Tune magazine reported they have
no plan to marry -but eavesdroppers were ~losing in like that
scene in the I:.. 1-. Hutton television commercial.
Doctor Bening' allcntive hu~band, weekly new paper pubh her
Richard Rtlsman, ugge. red rhat they hould mingle wirh the
other gue t'i, and I readily under tood that. l mean, thi i'I a
competitive busine s and -if there's gonna be an exclusive
interview -it should be re crved for Rei man' Orange County
Busine)S Journal. Me. I'm taking an immediate sub cnption.
0 I RO ND 2 COMING UP? -Winding down at the Mayers'
party, taking a break from the front-page headline , were
. neighbors Tajah and .ffm Sltmon . They said they were catching
an early-morning flight to Hawaii to attend a week-long
convocation of Honda dealers.
Fellow-passenger were expected to be au10 dealer Vfc1or
Hardin and wife, Karen, mv1ted to the asne rally
. Unle )OU've been adrift for day , you know that Ta1ah 1
umg Karen for lander, for an alleged racial slur
JC there' another encounter m Kona this \\-eek, n could make
tht howling winds of El Nino resemble a spring ~ephyr. I mean,
that 1 land ain't big enough for both of them.
0 DIDN'T I DREAM ABOtrr HER BEFORE SHE WAS BORN?
-Bacl.. in World War Twlce, great cartoomst Miiton Cannltr
mnamed u 1mpre o;1onable conscript wtth ketches of The
Dragon Lady -a sen uou) a 1ren a ever flowed out of an
inkwell.
And danged 1f l didn't encounter th1 exotic creature once
again on Saturday night -this time (pinch me) for real.
Cannifrs model, complete with ..raven tresses ca ending down tu
here. could've been Ruth Ko, publisher of Orange Coast
magazine, except that he wasn't created then. Nowhere near.
I thought we might have been related -that he had
hortencd her name from Kobrin to Ko -but there weren't too
many Chine c-French beauties in my folks' Latvian htctl In
sub cquent R & R's, I hope to make up for that oversight.
0 ENDING ON A DOWNER -Along ~ith lots of other friend),
I'll mi ) good-beaned Edit tllg, faithful reader and con)tant
contnbutor all the c years. She died Friday, leaving hu-;band,
~nt, -who's alway so ready to help others -without J
wholly-devoted helpmate of h1 o~n
Bob and Mary Ellen Mayer opened their Harbor Ridge home to friends for an evening of fun.
W hat's this~ No all;ction ... no And a if the stimulating guests,
opportunity pr12es... no fantastic hou e and duzling view
pledging or fund-raising? were not enough, there were some
"This is ju t a party for having expcru waiting to analyze and to
fun and we ought to do this more predict the future, on the third
often," said amiable host Bob level wa a card reader and an
Mayer Saturday evening at bis other pots ~ere a p~chic, a
"buih-for-a-pnrty numerologist and a graphologist.
t y pc ' ' 7 S 0 0-Also. the buffet dinner (Golden
square-foot home · Trume' enr guests looking for
in Harbor Ridge. places to ~it. and 1t wa~n't difficult
F u n beg 8 n to find a great pot ... one of the
w h e n t h e .favorite was the rock patio
invitation went urrou nd~d by waterfalls and
out to the lOO ovcrloo~1nf Orange County ...
gue ts who were1atta VlCW • partying all over The Mayer ' inv1tatton al o
....__....;;;;a.:.:.;.;:;:i'-4 the three-level 1 1catcd casual wear, no tux and
home. "My wife no .. hm required. Vldl
Dan
Society
( Mary E 11 en ) . Newport Beach ca ual 1s a
came up wuh the httle d1Cfer.cnt t~an ~o-.t ca uaJ,"
invitation idea .. noted Shara E ay1an I decided on
<Ud Bob. It re~d a o;weater ..
on the out ade Judge Claude Whitney also
"The Pre adcnt and Mr . Bush arc chose a 'wcatcr whale wife. CC.
having a ummcrt1me soiree al ~ore. a Cha~el 1
J 600 Penns~ Ivana a Avenue on Lois Aldrin ~ore a cotton tun1~
\aturJ.i). Aug 10, 1991 " On the O'-Cr-panb number she bought in
in\1de 11 read "Unfortunately. )OU Sau~1 Arabia a )Car before t~e
arc not oa. that gue t list ~ar, Su~ McCaJ:d~ wa in a white
However, you arc invited 10 s1. John pant Ult made . a1lor 'lt}'le
summerlimc ~irce on the amc with gold and black tnm; Karen
evening.. nt the home of Bob and Elliott-Johnson wore a cream
Mary Hien Mayer." (Bob ov.n) colored blazer O\.er a bro"n lace
the W.1terfront Hilton Y1 'lkt.rt v.1th metnlhc '>hoc; and
lluntin1tton Beach and hi' Ta1ah Siemon selec.tcd a white
comp.in) will conrmu~ ro develop leather mini, trimmed ~ith itver
that waterfront with three more tud\, \\hllc rufOcd blou\C and
hotel<.. conJ0 ., and \hopping !her \hoc\ an~ Jewelry (She ~nd
area' ) Jam ~ere talking about gctun&
A 'upcr '-Otrec ll was' Wuh all
of the 'eating areas in the Ma)crs'
home they hu1lt eight )C3f) a~o.
there ,ietuall\ v.ere \L'< or e'en
p.ut11!<., and° mingling ~a the
order of the c'enang orche trated
b't Gloria Zigner
awa" Imm 11 all on an early plane
for Kon..t the next morning.
"Nobody wall rec:ogmze us there,"
aid Jim. who al~ aid ~me of
the people he thought were their
friend" here ha'e not been
recn.:'n11mg them or getting in
touch la tel).)
fhe c1rculat1ng crowd al'iO
inc;luded Mary Lou Stockwell,
wearing a black knit b\ Anad1nc
Aha. de 1gner for 1 mo ·1 urner;
and al o 1n black. Ruth Ko
(celebrating her h1rthda\ ), Anne
am.I Bob Badham, Susan and Rick
Oliver, Hedda and Ste\le M;aro i,
Bubara Aune, Dulttn and Bill
Manclarl, C.1ndice and Roger
Schnapp,· Michul Rulli CrreL of
the HB Jc,clopment Comp.soy).
V.dci and Mille Gering, Diana and
lee Bromiley, Bubui and Jim
Clabman Ruth Ko
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Q: Where to go to beat
the Summertime blues??
(ie: lousy weather, traffic, noise)
A: a) south of France?
b) Zihuatanejo?.
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Being co-dependent
can prove unhealthy
Mary makes sure to keep her hu band, Josh, "booked up" on Friday
ni~hts. She say that whenever 'ihc neglect to make plan , Josh declare.
l·nday as hi "night out with the boyi.." ~
"I can't tru t him not to drink," e~lain Mary. "Every si ngle tune he
goes out without me, he \.'Omes home drunk n ll skunk and is hung over
all the next day. He's awful and l can't stand it Besides, how can l even
k.now what he's done while he's been dnnldng!
"When I'm with him. at least 1 can top him from
making a fool out of him.,elf.'.' she !omile~. "So what if
he call me ·1he bcxue police!' "
Carol's hu banJ. Jack, doc'ln't even drink. But she
lives in fear of \\hat she call his ''mood wings."
"I'd do anything to prevent one of hi' \O·c.1lkd
'deprcs!>ion!>.' rh.1t 'i. my joh," Carol 'aY'·
. "l really do know more about what'' good for Jacl>..
than he doc!>, you know. Even he would tell you that
-I secretly think that's the renl reason "hy he
married me.
famil~ "But lately things have gotten tougher -I hardly
. ever leave Jack home alone anymore. He says he feel!> Counse mg best when I'm around i>O 1 even canceled my regular
Saturday tennis game to be home with him. It's getting
harder and harder for me to control his moods."
Marlene has a love-me-love-me-not boyfriend who manages to be just
'wect enough, enough of the time, to entice her to slid.. around. The
rest of the time he 's "impo siblc."
Aft~r two years of dating, it's clear that Joe remains elusively
unavailable to her -except when it's convenient for him.
What do all these women have in common'?
• They're all controllers -or co-dcpendcnb -spoodin~ inordinate
.1mnunts of lime and energy trying to control the feeling, thou!!ht' .ind
hchavior of the men in their lives.
• Their t:motions are determined by the mood of their men
• 1 hey can recite the infinite details of their lover,· hvc.,
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lO·dependent?
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tO·dependent behavior and take better care of yourself.
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Body fat often an important factor when weighing in
It seem I am con•tantty beina told at my
Women's Club how plc:alCd they are that
they're down 1n size and down in body fat.
However, they have not lost weight on the
seal( and 1t di-.turb' some of the v.:omen.
The 5Calc weight ~hould
not be going down 1
lncrea\C in muscle density
kCCI_)!> the ~ale weigh t up.
Notice thlft I i>•Hd mu\Cle
density, not mu!>Cle size!
Muscle fibre is not going to
increase in size ju t becaui.c
it increases in den ii)'.. To
illu'ltrate thlS point, 1f I
Gskcd you to pick up a
pound of cotton balls~ they
would be brought back in a
large bag. Thi is due to
lack of density Fot has this
type of den~1ty. f ot is very
laght and very la r,e. If fat is
density to dccrea\C itc and bodyrat.
To !.how you what I mean, J will give you
two examples of individuals whoioc obvious
difrercnccs should help in the.under landing
of this point.
The fint individual is a 36 year.old female
who took a class from me at Orange Coast
Collcae. She had some potent ial health
problem,, but couldn't umler!otnnd why
hccau\c ai. she aid, "I am 1dcdl 1n weight
for m) height.•·
'l'he other 1nd1vidual wu a 38·year·old
whu was two 'ires down from the
afuremcntiuncd person. She was the amc
height a~ the 3ti·ycar·old but weighed 128
pound,, 20 poumh more. Her body fat was
16 percent anJ, had u leJn body weight of
108 pounds.
She was ahlc to t:ilc in 2,012 calorics per
day 'J he difference in calone!o was 1,130
more than the other individual could tat per
day
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After doing a body fat analysis on her, it
wa\ found that she wa' 41 percent bo<ly fat.
She lool..cd thin, hut "soft" and unfit She
wai. also up two 11cs 1n wearing clothe\
from where llhe wanted to be.
One uf her main problems wa<; the foct ...
that she wou ldn't eat becau c he gained
we ight so easily. What \\Us the reason for
this? Her chart ~howed she !ohould weigh 110
pounds. She weighed 108.
Comparing the two women to the old
"!.cule" chart\ ~howcd the fir.,t as being in
good llhape. However, he wusn't feeling
gooJ, didn't exercise and had to work
e'<tremely hard 1ust to keep her 41 percent
body (at and ~calc weight down, She was
nl\O two size' larger than the other person
and looked "soft" or "unfit."
decrea cd, ize will go
down con 1Jerably but the weight decrea e
will not be dramatic at tall.
In comparison, if I picked up n pound of
gold, it would fit in the palm of my hand. It
has grea.,t density but very httle size. Mu cle
1s imilar to this den ity. You will increase
considcrnbly in weight of muscle with no size
increase.
Density is important. Dcn'iit)' of muscle 1s
needed for muscle energetics 10 help
However. her lean body weight wa1> 63
pound Since you determine the number of
caloric to eat from lean body weight, her
enurc caloric intake to maintain her 4 l
percent, 108 pound weight wn 82 cal<lric'i
[)Cr day. Because it i'> hard 10 continuou!ily
cat that httle, ~he would cat and gain weight
until 'he could no looter accept her
appeurancc. go on n crash diet, lo!le weight
(hut not bod) f a1), go back to her eating
hatut' and quickly regain her bo<.ly weight
The 38-year-old felt great, looked super I
(fit and toned), was two sizes smaller, hacJ 25
percent less body fat and could eat 1,130
calorics more per day! I lowever, according
to i.cale , .. eight, he was overweight by 20
pound!..
Who would you rather look and feel like?
Or hould I a k, would you rather weigh 110 I
and look Like you weigh 130 or weigh 130
and look like you weigh 110?
bcrc1 c and get that boJy fat down, not
the scale weight.
Uon ktlt i profc or of pbf le•/
ttluC'ation at Orangt Co.st ColJtgt and
owntr of Leon Skt lc's Htalth Club for
Women in Ncttport Dt11ch and California
Coult Club ports flint s Ccntt r In lrvlge.
intrca e your ba al metabolic r.itc -.o you
c1n continue to lo-;c more bo<tv fat. You
nccJ to increase scale weight t.hmugh muscle
back plu_ more. -
The roller-coa ter effect allowed her to
have nn acceptable 41cale weight but
extremely high body fat.
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t S~Amertcan Heart y Assoeiatton
J anc, a long tcml diabetic
patient had a "diabetic km
ulcer" on her right ank.Je. She
had tried almoC\t everythmg, hut
nothing worked. and she wac; told
he "ould likely need urgery to
1mpro"c the {:trculation, and could
wind up with' an amputation.
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When I told
her what he
needed, she
thought 1 wa\
crazy, but wa'
willing to give 11 a
try. f took off her
bc1nd.igc.,, \O..l\hed
away the
el(pcns1vc
antibiotic
ointment, cov(}fCd
the ulcer with a
thick layer of
table sugar. and
wrapped it up
a~am. She wa'
told to 'lhOY.cr and wash the ulcer
as mm;h a~ he wished, as long as
!>he covered 1t with '>Ugar and
wrapped 11
fhe ulcer hegiln to hral almo t
immediately .• ind 1n four week-.
wa' wmplclcly clmed.
I h1' "h11.urc" method ol \\Ound
hcJlin1'! hJ\ hc.:en .Hound for
centuru: , anct \\Ork~ better 1h.in
an)thlll!l cod.1y in modern
medicine for ,t voriet) of rca\On'.
1 hr'il. 11 "the he\t ant1b101i~
ointment e .. cr When the \Ug:lr
hcgin' 10 d1'1\0l\C: on the nu1d
wccp111g Crum the uk.CT, 11 form' a
highly "o.,nio11c" drc-;sing Qc;motic
refer\ to the molcrnlJr p.Ht1de'i
th.it <1rc dNolvcJ Ill n hqu1d. such
as .,,,It. 'lu~a r o r other mincrol'
Bnctcrrn 'iurv1ve well in .1 \Cl'V low
conlentrn11on 'ug.ir medium: hut
when the \u~;tr mcdmm " h1p.hly
conccntrarcd, hac:teri.1 .ire killed .
Why Can 't I lose Weight?
Ditti make peoplt sick in more ways lhan ooe OletlrlQ u we know It pro.
mates compot$1Vt beha¥1or. lowers met·
abohc rates. and causes l'IUtri1lonal defi.
Clencle$ These ~ llJm CC>mpfOITIISO blc).
logicll procusea encl docru11 your t•
t11r.g of wd btillQ Sine• YQU're feeling
WOflt. Wl1h tns enerov. 11'1 tiarocr to muster Ult Wiii power to contM staiv·
Ing yourself NCAl step. ut tverytling In
llQhl Mtt "" f etl gollty. encl wl'ltl'I
)'OU'vt had enouon Stll·CStsoust. )'OU un
start lht cycle over agalll
tt you can I 10 weight. ~ must be
your fault. r1oht' Sne k uttno 1n "°
Clo$et'> nlgtc btngtS?
Nol nectuartly Tin d1ot cycle
doesn't account for any meo1cat
problems you may have whtch
hett!Of ort llavt been undtaoonsed Wld
miy be h real root ot yGI# problem
for tnlny ) lfl h CIUll of obellly
has oeen al1nblltod ottf to CMt ·lllWIO
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and under blfCt8lnO Al of lift, st.ldies
po1t1t to Ill pot~ ht pttyslotoglcal
fae1ors could be lrwoMO. For example, a
locent l1Udy WU ~ In h New
England Journal of Mtdlclnt ~
obesity 10 1 lower metlbotic rll•
1pper1nlly lnlltflttd. wtllcll CIUHI
doc11ute1 "*'OY ano actMty
ThiS la lult Ill Up Of h lctbtfO Thef'I
.,. too mllftY "°'* Ola ... • camot IOll WllGtC In IClll Of IOW cllOl1e
1nt1k1 ano 1111rclM. The Amtriean
lnltftute of Mldlcill bllllVee lllt *"Y
lsofttn a~Clfan~
Condllon Wflich CIUMI Ill lnllllty to
loH-at!I
" you haVt "'° ,..,,.... .. and txertiSt P'OOf WN, !Kl tailed ID IOtt
....., Ill prOOllm f'NY bl '°"' own flt
buf'*'9 "*'**"' yo., n.-ollm
CllfonlclllY °"'.. people ca11 1ctu111y tat 1111 man m11r tt'lin c~ Thi ..,..a It ,. ....,.,
people hM hiOhlt mttabollam llhl. ht
b, hY bum lnOft caloflel
Overweight people may llUm fewer
cllOtltl hln ... people lllCIUSt by lft
ddcWC In lie substanclt Ind l'lonnOnea
tuponlllblt tor llfmO on Ind mwonno Ill Ill bUming PfO(UI. °""'1g ~lly
causu 111 mot.abollC 1111 to low n resoonu ., h ctto11t ltltl1Ction Tllt
body's l&Jv1Vll mechaNltn responds by
ConstrYlng cilO!tls, nol Mq '*°"
Thus. trld!llOMI dieting and IOOd ~ may be In flt imposslble
ways 10 Ott no Of .. ceu I• tn tact.
111111 mettlOds m1y 19orava1e ttlt
ConotliOn and CUI I lfetong s1l\lggle ---To ION iirceu flt once encl '°' •. h body's ctll null Ill ~ ID ,..._
.., WT\ ltOttd flt " rnMY people, dlllnO atone cannoc ac~ Iii
f°"'*"Y .• '*'°"'' *'t c'*'1iWf Cln be cOtfte'tld ID """*-rlt NfinO
~ nn GllAT WllnlN IAVINll TOWER
\ ~"' ~\t 1200 PAii CINlll DI. 'lKJlJ com ....
2. This high Osmotic "dressing.,
bcgm to drnw edema fluid out af
the wound which dramatically
improve' blood now.
The comhin:uion of absolute I
hactenal 'iterthty, reduced local
swelling. and improved blood
..upply. M1mul:11es healing like no
other ointment or'preparation t~
m knowledge ·
Or Ri chard K.nut!!On, an
onhopcd1c . urgeon in Mi. i sippl.
h,1., hecn u~ing 1t for yenr . In tht
early 70 on elderly nur.-.e
\ugge~tcd .. ugar for bed -.ores th.It
.. omct1 me' reach the ize of :i
<;Oft hall.
I le wa,, of cour' c, kcpticnl, bpt
went along. fhc next morning, he
could carcely belie"e 1t .. nll of
the wounds "ere free of pu .
~incc then. Dr. K.nut en has
tre.1tc:d mer 'i.000 pntient with a
'ug.u_o1ntmcnt to the wound nd
ho., chmmated the need for
ant1b1011cs and skin grafting in 97
percent.
One of my pJticnl , receiving
the "\ugar treatment" for a
'a lUlar ulcer on his leg,
rememhcred -;omething from his
lhildhoud
J\rounJ the lllrn of the ccntuf).
h" •randf.1thcr. at age 10.
<U.odcnt.1lly cut off the four fingcr'i
of h1' left h.tnd with on 3l.. Hts
mother clo ely approx1maccty the
finger. un h" hand "h1ch wa~
'trctched out on a '>l.ttc, co .. crcd
the hand \\Ith copiou' amount of
'ug.ir .ind "r.1ppcd 11 up. f'he net
re,1111 wo' luur U!>Jblc f mgcr with
~ood 'l"n,at1e1n John rcmemhcr'
dl\tmctly that h1'> grandf.1ther had
11 c1rcut.11 'car .mmnd c.1ch finger
of his left hand.
When he first told me th1 srory
I, hl>..e you. couldn't believe 11.
However • .a .. I thought more about
it, I now believe that it "could
hnvc h.ippcned." .
Young ters heal rapidly. The
U!?· r v.oulJ have lept the wound'i
\lcnlc, and reduced the welling, •
.rnd the nerve., und vc cl., could
have "found each other" in the
healing pro~css.
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Editorial
·-·--F or the city of Costa Mesa, day labor hirina has become the
iuuc that won't go away. In it are embedded aome of th~ ..
major. p~oblems plaguing society in this area. With the ~al
economy still in low aear, day labor i the last resort of many who
want to work but cunnot find anything more permanent. And the
day laborers thcmselve , most o( whom arc Latino, are a
reOection o( the changing demographica not only o( Co ta Mc a
but of the entire county.
With chan4c, comes friction. The past several years in Costa
Mesa hayc w1tncued a certain amount of social unrest stemming
from the perception of some resldcnts that the city' has been
beset by an unruly, foreign clement that fails to abide by the
rules or Arnencan sub-urbanity. Illegal immigrants have been
accused of everything from looking menacing in the park to petty
theft and the hara.s ment of women. A couple or years ago, a new
crime -looking (or work -was introduced with the enactment
of an ordinance prohibiting day labor solicitation in Lions Park
and other traditional pick-up point .
In a pincers effort conceived by then-city councilman Orv
Amburgey, the city began cracking down on day laborer at the e
unofficial meeting places while e tabh!lhing a place for l~gal
re idents to solicit day labor, the Co ta Mesa Job Center.
~e. linchpin of Amburgey' program "las the city's policy of
rcqumng that chent~ of the Job Center provide documentation of
their legal right to work in the United States.
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W ith the defeat of Amburgey in last November's election,
however, a shift occurred in the council's thinking toward
the notion that the city ought not to be in the busine s of
enforcing federal immigration law . Some, though not all, or the
council expre cd the opinion that it would be better ~amply to
provide a pl:icc where. all re ident desiring to eek day labor
could go and try their luck without fear of arrc t and without ·
having to produce pnpers howing they were legal re idc1m . ' Ma.~
Early thi year, lhc city seemed to have reached an agreement
with the California Employment Development Department under
whkh the state agency wa to have laken ove.t the odmini tration
of the Job Center. As with other social programs admmi tered by
the late, the center ~ould have officially dropped its policy or
checking worker!>' residency documents.
Auto dealer Jim Slemons has been the focu of several stories that have recently ran concerning his business affairs.
Such a lai c1. faire policy ha n number of merits, not the least
of which i!I the sample, practica l S;l't:t that if the tr.1dition develops
over the years that there is a single place in town for the
recruitment or day laborers, 11 land to reason that both
emplo)er and prospecli\ie employees will gravitate there, thereby
ehm1na11ng. o"cr lame, the informal locations and the real and
imagined social problem that go w11h them.
Just a regular guy
Jim · Slemons does not deserve a bad rap
Another argument ha to do with polit1Ci1I culture Wherea-. it
i normal in mnny countries for Cititcn-. and alien alike to be
chnllenged at any moment by police or other authoritie. and
rc'-luired to provjdc documents of legnl status, it is not normal an
1he United State\ of Amcrien. We who Jive in this country expect
to be left alone if ~c are engaged an lawful, peaceful acttviu~.
L ate la t month, the Employment Development Department
announced that it would not, after all. take over the Job
Center.
The city must now decide whnt to do about the facility. After
the tentative agreement with the state agency, city officials wrote
out of their budget for this fiscal )Car any fund for '
adm1n1stration of the center. It is unde~tandablc 1ha1 in the
current lean tame~ City Council members are quc tioning whether
they should spend the mone) to keep the center open
horild1he city decade to talc on the center' admina trat1on
for another year, the question again ari e<; of whether to check
"orkers' document'i.
We believe 11 would be a grn,·e mt'ltnkc to allow the center to
close, therCb) depraving an already hard-pressed <:cgmc.:nt of the
local population of nn imponant economic resource
0) the ':unc 1n~en, rc-in .. 11tul1ftg n poltC) of checlmg
documcnh "'ould not only deprave a need) segment of the
communll) of a tool for sun1vJI, 11 "ould dmc a pt>r11on of the
local JOb marlet underground. thcrch prc,entmg the Job Center
from dcvclop111g ''' full potential " an economic rc,ourcc an the
community
I do not lno~ J im Siemon!! and doubt
that I \hall ever meet him unlc,., he
open' a uscJ-N1 san dealer hip. which
al'><> repair Volkswagens that ,uftcr from
ch ronically stud. valves.
fherefore. my comments coocermng him
are as neutral 8'i one ~ould obv1ou'>ly c~pt·ct
from a person "'ho ~Ion~ to both the
Anu:ncan C1\1I l 1hcn1e!I Union and the
Na11onal Rine A1,~oc1ation
l·or two ~cdcncJc; in a W 'A, The Pilot has
fc.iturcd on il\ front page a thc.1tr1cal tory
1moh mg the Siemon ' f.1inil~ }\\·o ''cd ugo
(July 27-28), ~c learned that Mr' Slemons
might ha"e hccn the victim of ,, racial lur b)
the wile of J car 'ale,man. Jl11, la't
"'eckend (Aug 1-4), we learned ahout the
financial and per o nal appetites of Mr
Slcmons him,clf.
As well ac; meeting the demand for Joe.ti
~o~ 1p ind1 pen,ahlc to a 'mall group of
people "'ho h"c an Nc~port Oc.1ch .ind "ho
regular!) moh1l11c fur rca,on' of nn
p.1r11cul.1r journ,1h.,l1(. importance. hy
k,\luring 'nlPl'ICh nl the 'lemon<;' l1'e' 'o
nhcn. J'hc Pilot\ ,,,,ff cem., to he ll)tng to
turn the Slcmu~·.' 'torv into n morality pla)'.
complete w11h Slcmon)' playing the
'The Pilot's staff seems to be
trying to turn the Slemons ' story
into a morality play, complete with
Slemons · playing the character of
Everyman.'
ch.mictcr ot E\iel)nhtn
Allet?or11.:al drama foe.Jed wit h g<lc'.x.I rea,on
an the 16th ccntun. We don't nee~ 1r
\lemon' lo he purlrJ)CcJ ·'" .i ch.arnc1er "ho
peN>n1fic' an) ati,traction tie 11 pride, lu,t.
cmy, anger. <.loth. ctl\Ctou-•nc,..,, or ~r~d.
' Your paper, for C'\ampk. noted that Mr
Siemon\ had hcen married ,j, tim"" So lung
·" tho'c m,1rra.1ge' ~ere '>Cquent1al. he;; dad
nnth111g \\cu1h~ ol prai'e ur hlame 'i clu al'o
notcJ that onl l'I ht' "'l\C' wa' u former
Pcnlhou"c modd 'o "hilt H''" J,>C, 1h.11
l.1c1 .1dd '" dctr 1d Ir, n Mr \ c;;m1,n,·
pc:r,on.il ch.n.1llcr '
In the: 1ntl'f'\1c\\ :ippc.111n • 1n ,,•ur p.1pl·r
1111 1\ul' '· \<'Ur tiu .. ine" ~·d1t1•r r\.'m,1rked
th,11 ~Ir ~kmon,· pcr,on.11 hie'\,,,, '.1lmo't
lcgendal') in tht "le~~m community " One
"onJcr' ho"' man) tame., the phra~ "almo't
legendary" mu\t be l\\1-.tcd tn '.\png an>
lug11: llUI of 11 Jn the hi,tory of the ""orld,
\Cf) le" h'c' hu·.-e been legendary. The
great m.1JOrtl) of people. re arJle' of where
the) lt'e or ho"' much their fmam.:t<tl ...,onh,
kad mo,tl) ordinal') li\c,, no matter
"hc.:thcr 'AC "''llangly accept that f t,
"'hcthcr our lil ene\'e' arc c.1'>1 111 bronze. or
\\hcther \\.C dme a Mcrcedc\
If .in) thing of pa<>.,ing intcre t can be
jUl'ezed fr,,m 1 he Pilot'!I !llonc'i on Mr.
"i1tnwn .. , at•~ that•hc made monc\ 'Ahen
"nJn\ Olhcr people v.crc making money, he
1 I'"'"~ monc~ no", -Ahc.-n man) n1her
pcopk arc )l1,ing mone), :rnd he " in"oh.esj
in chantaMc "orl.s at a tame ~hen mo t
people aren't ht bad. ·
Mr' Siemon•." perhap' being .. 1andcrcd
and d1,lrl'"cd cmot1onull\' "unother matter.
one "orth\ of ml. I hope. that The Pilot
'la\' 111,uhcd JllUrnalii,ticall~ an her lav.,u11
~ 1r \It m,,n, '> He come' 11~ flh~ a' a
rci?u tr i.;U\ hlundenng throu.:h hk -JU't
ltle thl' rC\t llf U\
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It's a question of noise versus safety at JWA
How to get involved!
This 1s your t0mmun1ty nc~ 1p.:i~r. and w •'d li~c to hear
lrom r,ou . Here·~ ho" you can bet ome an act1\. p.irtic:ipant 1n
The Pilot's CommuMy forum p.igt' Editor' Note: The following arc
\Imp/es of Pilot readers•
comment and crit1ci ms. The P1/ot
runs the e re pon es on • regular
bas1~. However, only callers who
ICH\:C their namt· (pc/led ouc). city
and phone number (for
Hmf1cat1on) will be pul>Ji~hed.
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Readers · Hot/me at 642-6086
I hve righ t near the airport
and my mai n complaint and
whnt the} 've talked about before "
the noi c and cert.tin people hu'c
\UttJiC ted it bcfnrc that they mO\C
the airplane 1.1ke off bud; to clo,cr
to the freeway nd they ay 11
interfere with the freeway. Well.
to hell v.1th the freeway, build a
hJmcndc like they do around the
frccwa~ lo protect from noise, put
omcthang up there to protect the
car' Out I think it ' rid1culou that
lhcy don't mO\ic 11 hack.
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RON TOLLEY
Co:.ta Mell.I
I think WC 'houl\I '""'"t thnt WC
'tick to the agrccm1.nt of 1985
and furthcrnwrl' "'' 'houlcJ
continue C\l.'f\ cflmt nl the N>ard
,,, '"pen ,.,.,r~ 10 find a new 'itc
fnr an airport. I h.tH" hccn here
pram to any JCt 1111i,1..· and I think
\\C \hould S\l h 11. k to it or we
'hould 'UC the '"PCf\1 Ur\ or
'ornct>o<ly for allov.111g 11
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Miss Newport Beach also reign er Costa Mesa
-V....VMdMer ......
T be friendly rivalry between Goat Hill (COsta
Mesa) and Mackerel Flats (Newport Beach)
ha• been resolved mutually on one front.
Jennifer Leigh Smith wa crowned Mi!i6 Newport
Beach on Friday night at the Marriott Hotel. But
Newport can't claim any uperiority at having the
pretty 22-year.ald blonde as its new Pokesperson.
Smith is also the rcigmng Mi. Co ta Mesa.
"I'm going to be real busy, but it's not going to he
a problem," aid Smith, "ho was crowned M1 Co<ita
Mesa in June. "I'm just so glad I can do both."
Smith competed with 13 other young women for
the Newport crown, which wa relinquished by
outgoing Miss Newport Beach Laura Ann Ofer, who
is, coincideolally, Smith's good friend.
"J wa so urpriscd when they announced my'
name," Smith said. "l heard 11 repeating over the
sound system. It was v.eird. I was almost in tear
when Laura crowned me . lt' great to be following
her!'
PlrM ....,...., wu Anna Margarete Taddei. Irene
Ber1111dene Lewr. wu .econd runner-up .
A veteran pilCUt contestant. Smith entered the
Cot.ta Mela paaeant the put three years, as wcU H
earning accond runneMap and best dressed awards in
the 1990 Mia American Beauty Paacant.
Still, Smith wu surprised she won che Newport
Reach title. •
"Usually you have to enter a conte t at least once
before you win. .nd th1 was the first time I had
participated in this one. I think I won, though.
beca05e of my experience. J wasn't nervou on stage.
I looked very calm and felt comfortable. I had fun
with it."
The contest was judaed in ~o part . For several
"eeks pnor to the pageant, contestants attended
numerous functions where the contest sponsors, the
Newport Harbor Jaycees, judged them on their group
interaction. Then, on pageant night, they participated
in swimsuit and evening gown competition'). Each
"'om:m al4'0 had 10 give a pre cntation about a
country of their choice. Jennifer Leigh Smith is the new Miss Newport Beach.
Officials consider giv_ing red light
to $56,000 city-wid~ traffic study
By Anna Cekola
SQlfl Yfl1llr
COSTA MESA -Ciry Council
members may give the red light to
the last stage of a $56,240 traffic
report that offers only problematic
solution 10 improving the
coordination or signal hghb on city
streets.
The city Tr11nsportation
Commission ha s already
recommended halting the la11t
$26,000 worth of v.ork that v.ould
come with the report,
Transportation Service Manager
Peter Naghav1 told the council
during a tudy sc sion Monday.
The council will make ~ final
dec1s1on on the i uc at the
upcomjng meeting Monday night.
"It wa a very d1 appointing
report," Councilman Joe Erick on
'laid
In a continuing effort to
improve the traffic flow on city
treet , the council decided 1n
April to approve a $56,240
contract with Irvine-based
Hennan-Kimmel and A™>Ciates to
put together a c1tyw1dc . traffic
ignal coordination tudy.
During recent trial ruAs,
it took 7 minutes and 20
seconds, to travel north on
Harbor Boulevard at 40
mph from 19th Street to
Scenic Street at about 8
a.m., with about 20
seconds spent stopped at
a red light.
While the study found that there
arc no major fault with the
current traffic 'i1gnal 'i)' 1cm, it did
uggcst that flow could be
im proved by e<11-,enti.llly
lengthening green hghh on maJor
str eets, including Harbor
Boulevard, Fam1ew Road Jnd
Bn tol Street.
But Nagha"i told the oouncil
rhat uch a mO\c "-Ould only c.1usc
backup ' on side 'llrcet'> and
fru~trate motomt< tl)ing to cro
or turn onto the maJOr ~trects
Al<;u. the liming traffic lifht>t near
the San Diego Freeway are
controlled by Caltran • making It
difficult for the city to develop
ovcrnll timing plans
lnstclld of pending the
rcmammg $25,920 of the study to
implement the alternative plan,
Naghavi said he thinks it would be
best 10 let city employees take
over and make any future minor
adjuo;tment a n~ded.
The first pha e., of the report
that analyzed the traffic light
sit uation hnve already been
completed and cost nbout $29,700.
During recent trial run11, 11 took
7 minutes and 20 second • to
travel north on Harbor Boulevard
at 40 mph from 19th Street to
Scenic Street at about 8 o.m., with
about 20 scoond ~pent 1oppcd at
a red hght.
Oµnng a simiJnr trip south on
Hamor Boulevard at 5 p m., it
took 9 minutes and 6 cconds, with
2 minute and 47 econds 11pent at
red light\. Traffic 1,1gnJI cycles on
H.1rbor Boulevard la<;t for 130
\CCOn<h .1nJ 120 s·ccond
depending on the intcr,cction ·
fcs" \\Crc nho lone on.. f'a1rv1ew
Road .1nd Rmtol • trcet
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NEWPORT BEACH -This
Thursday's conarc ional hearin1
on uirporc noise will at 1111 ~
city officials a voice in 1he
1mplcmcntation of a new national
airport noise policy.
keps. Chris Cox (R-Newport
Beach) and Barbara Boxer (O·
Marin Councy) will chair the
hearing which begin at 10 a.m.
Thursday at Corona dcl Mar High
School.
-City officials were miffed after
being excluded from similar
hearings held in Newport Beach
la t June. But the FAA has yet to
implement the new Airport Noise
and Capacity Act or 1990, and Cox
hns promised to fight for local
control.
"We want to be certain that the
FAA hear loud and clear the
me age of the people of Orange
County: Leave us wHh as much
local control over our own affairs
a the law permits," Cox aaid.
... 'The national noise policy that
was whisked into law without
public comment or debate aim to
cut out local control."
City omcial and others who
spent year hammering out an
agreement with John Wayne
Airport, resulting in tract noise
ab3temen1 procedure , fear the
FAA intends to dilute locnl noi e
re tnctions
Just laM week, John Wayne
Airport officials aid the noisy full.
power cltmb of commercial aircraft
will likely he extended rrom 500
feet to 800 feet in altitude by the
FAA. Although the change i not
part of the new national airport
noise policy, ome worry that it
mil)' ignnl trouble for other local
re triction .
Although John Wayne Airport's
noise abatement procedure were
"grandfathered" into the new
legislation, airport officials fenr
they may be forced to make
changes that could invalidate their
nght to have trictcr standard .
Some pilots arc lobbying against
the airport's strict takeofr
procedures which ~elude the 500-
foot power cut ana teep takeoff
angle, calling them un arc. Pilots
and.air carriers have been figh ting
for standard1za11on of rtll airpon
procedure\ throughout the nation.
H you can't take a
fure hour lllllch,
this run's THEFT: Man
vicdm twice
in one week
CENTER: Homey settings for AIDS patients
fo r you.
Night Thoroughbred Racing!
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"'h<.'fl 1t 'con\t'111n11 for iou'
Admission \pec:ud'' 1,rambu.nd
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This Runs For You!
Orange County
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From A1
Mahban, who also owns
auction companies in Los
Angeles, was the victim of
another theft last Monday at
l 1ndbergh Field, the San
OtCJ!O Airport Mahban had
been checking in at the
ticket counter with a en e
full of Jewelry and watche
v.orth $5 .. million. He aid he
briefly turned hi back on
the ca~e and ~meone rolled
11 ,1\\-ay.
"I hJd 1t handcuffed to my
wmt, but the a1rpurt 'iccurit)
wouldn't let me do that,"
\1ahh 1n aid. ' I hey made
me: IJke 11 off and thlllt'<i
when the tuff wac; \tc>lcn.
I m probahly going to sue
them ,"
Moahhun . soid -the San
Ott •o thdt m11v JISO bt an
1nmlc JOb and may be
related to the Irv ine theft
Irvine detective'! arc 1n
contl\ct with San Diego
rolu.:c about the case .
Bcc~u'e Mahban did not
in ure has goods, ·the
monetary lo~'I from hoth
theft\ may drive MDhbttn
int<' hankruptcy and wall
prohat>ly force him to \Cll
one of hi companic~. which
include Gtorato Alex. ndcr
Fuu, Pr incess f·urs
International, International
Fur Collection and Royal
Collect10n .
"Riaht now in urancc Is ao
upcn tve, It~ hud 10 get,"
Mahban aid. "Al o, we.
aui;tion our stuff consuantly,
~) ti's h1rd lo act it before
WC SCfl tt,'.'
Mahh1n offcrana t
reward or s~.000 ror the
recovery of th• jewelry and
S 10,000 for the recovery of
the ru"
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From A1 It i'I the comfortable atmo phcrc
of the center that unprc 'tCd many
Official ;11 .. 0 hope the IO\cd of the phy.,.c:ian'>, nur'e' and
once; of AID' patient' "'II find .icti .. "t" who vi .. 1tcd the center
'ipcc1al comfort .1t the Cl:ntcr during an open hou e Mondav
"They have a \cry d1fficuh lime "ll\ a little more home> and
because it ' obviously a trying time 1hc qualll)' o f t:arc 'lhould
physically a well a'i emottonally.'' mcre;i'c " ,,11d Mitch Cherne s,
Rada said. \\1th the AIDS coordina11on
VtSitor may ~cc pa11cnt'i 2-t dcp.utmcnt of the County Hc.,lth
hours a day and all room~ arc ( arc Agene). "l think it' going to
equipped with 1elcva1i1on \Ch, 1 be great."
video ca set t e recor<lc r,, • Since there i'I 1,till some sttgma
refrigerators .ind o\crn1~ht J\<.cxlJtcd "llh AIDS. the center
'ileeping accommodation' for one hould nho help tho e pauent'I
uther person "'h-> '0111c:11mc., feel i ol.i tcd 1n
rcfular mcdicul warJ1,, Cherne
aid
'"II\ long o"crduc for Orange
County," aid Richard Sherry.
director of nur ing and ca e
management for AJOS Services
Foundation of Orange County. "1
think it addrc e the very unique
aspects of somebody with AIDS."
imilar AJOS w rd throughout
the tate and nation have been
ucce fut. Sherry aid.
"If hi tory 1 any marker or what
will come. it should be good," he
aid
RAIN: Disrupted weath,r patterns to continue
From A1
Cal Stare J·ullerton. "In June. we
expect ii to be like 1h1•., but by
Aujtu t 11' u ually sunny and hot."
Mctcorologjsts do not know why
1he weather has been ovcrca I, but
have theorized volCJOIC eruptions
1n the Philippine tmd burnina oil
well in the Middle hast ha\le
di!lrupted the weather pattern!..
Whatever the reeson. the NWS
due not rorc..ee any traditionally
ho1 and dear pell to hit
~outhcrn Cahformn w1thm the
next month
11\at' bad ne\¥3 for COtt'ital
citie which depend on unny
weather to bring in bcachgoer
and money.
fortunately, Monday'$ Jriulc
didn't further dampen the
nounderin$t hcttch trade, t1id Eric
SAIARY: Some pa1ce otnc•• ... movlnll
to •·-r "-'b1111111, llY ricNllrl
From A1
Iii){ monthl he'1 1 :nd contruct
(;h.1ngc' in ur 110JtnR citic~.
Police bo .objc<;t to "~c1ghtcd
avcraac!>" that do not ll1ffercntl tc
between heat officers and
adm1ni~tr1ttur .
Police recruiter ll)' they arc
lo in& mote of their officer tQ
'urrounding police dcrartmcnt~
than any other Orange County
city. ''When 1 k>okcd at our
recruit -the t>est -I COllldn't
help bul wonder how many of
them wall be with u five year.\
hom now," Bid Sat. Michael
Hyam~ during the prc:11cnuu1on.
Hy1nv1 1id he worrtc• that
Newport m1i1y hccome "feeder
ency:· pmvidana trained orficcr
to other citic-. that will pay more.
l'he c:ounttl refcttcd the Plllic
A \<lC11tion'1 rcquc,t to modify the
city polky 10 the city budaet
~lmm1ttce.
Bauer. u marine a(cty officer at
Nev.pore Acach. He csttmatcd the
crowd t 18,000, nvcroge for a
Monday this year ·
"Surfing \1.8$ nctually up," 8 uer
aid. "On dny hke th1 we have
really good urf, about 3 feet to 6
feet high. Swimmers still came out
too, although it wn~ thinned out a
little bit. The rain didn't reaJly
hurt bee.tu e even though it'i
.. cloudy, it' 11t1ll warm." \~.
Correction
A srory in aturday' edition
or The Pilot conctrnma yoge
cla'> c nt Orange Coa t
Uniuri n Univcrnliat
Church in Cm1n Me a did
not include rhc phone
number t o ca ll for
information ,
If )OU ~ould like more
tnlorma11on on lho clauc ,
1he phone number i i 54 •
1128.
The Pilot regret'! the cnor.
Repair work, equipment failure blamed for outages
COST A MESA -Repair work t~iM'tn (fCWI were worlt•n.J on sc~>nds
on Soulhcm California Edi.on the line from S·H pm. SCE ded Al o, clc(trac•I e~1oe was
equipment wu blamed lot a brief not have pecif1c information 'n1crrurtcd atOUnd p.m. tn the
power OUtlF an the Collep Park 1bout wMt c.utCd the power kw arH around Eiiancia Hiab htlOI
area around 7 p.m. Monday, nor the number of cu tomcrs 1nd and W1*1ft treet MOnday due lO
ac:oordin1 to an Editon customer area afTttctcd, en cqu1pmcn1 f1Uure.
1ervice repruen•tiYc: fhc outage la ted for several -"1 n.,.,,,,,
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''There's nothing like capturing
the pure beauty and ~er of
the ocean," says surfing
photographer Mike Moir.
Since startin(" out on home movie~ wit ti
h1!\ friends back in 1964, Moir, a Newport
Beach resident. has progre ~d into being
one of the top surfing photographers in
the '90's, doing work nn n consistent ba~is
for all of the major surfing publications.
"Back in those Jay I just did it for
fun," said Moir "Then while in Hawaii tn
'66 I shot some pictures and sent them to
the magazine, and 1hey liked 'cm and ran
one. That got me motivated. the hobby
was beginning to pay for itself, and I
began to take it seriously and have been
in photography ever ince."
Now entering the '90's, the field ha
become much more competitive. Many
out idc photographer hoping to break
Surfing
into the urfing industry
are using newer
expensive
high-technology
equipment, allowing
them shot with that
would have been
1mpo sible just a f cw
years ·ago, closin$ the
gap between their work
and their more talented
predece sors. ·
As the surfing
mdu Jry i experiencing
a downward slope cost
effectivenc s mcnn
everything, and th1'i
make~ for n tough 1tuation on the
specialists. As the newer photographer
charge le for their work, they increase
their demand, getting more opportunitic~.
but th is doe!tn't discourage Moir.
'All of the be t photographers have
their little tricks ond ecrets of the trade1 "" and those arc the thing that make the
difference between the be t and the re t.
" It's been aid that photography 1 JO
percent inspiration and 90 percent
per piration and it's true," say Moir . "I
try not to dictate my photography on what
other arc doing."
A big part of Moir' ucccss come
See WAVES/a
Senior·s· take
their shots at
Fairgrounds
By OeMls Brostemous
Sclol1S Wl1l• •
T
he fourth annual Senior Games
will he ho ted by the Orange
Cn11nry Fair on Wcdne day.
The game arc designed for Orange
County re idcnt SS years or age and
older who re 1de in retirement
re 1dence' nnd convale\ccnt centers,
and board and care fac1hlle)
Re~i\trat1on begins nt 9 a.m.
Opening ceremonies will be held ot I J
a m. with the game commencing after
registration and ngain ofter opening
ceremonies.
hnal will be held at. I pm A
pcc1al event for the actMly director
will begin nt 1:15, wiiih awards and the
final ccremonie chcduled for 2:30.
Both able and di abled par11c1pant
can compete m ba eball, ba ketball,
Orunge County Activity Director
A»ociataon di~u • shot put, occcr,
target shooting and volleyball events.
Wheelchair rncec; will also be offered.
The event will be held in the Mam
• Mall of the Fairground
_A moo1f1ed ver ion of the American
and Dani h sy tern of Judging will be
u cd Gold, 'lihcr and hmnLc medal
will be awarded to II d1v1\1on
winner\,
fir t, ccond and third place
ribbon will be aw1ndcd b scd on ct
!ltandnrd' predetermined b)' the
cnior Game4ii Committee and
IWilrdcd , t the time of play.
trophic' will be pre cntcd tn the
winne~ of the vollc>h II compet11iun
and 10 the facili11c" winnina the
8 inner nnd 1'· hirt competition A
wcc~t1tkc\ trophy "111 be awurJcJ
to the facility winning the moi.t
mcd,,1,
The cl '"~1fica11on!I include:
• ACll\ Senion a c 5.75 v.ith no
~vcrc ph) ic.'111 ltm11atton~ th11 wuulU
pt11h1hi1 1i.1rt1c1pat1on in particular
event (1c : leg"'-occcr,
U"'!I -'hot put).
• 1\dhc cnior\ UJC' 76-plus with
nu M:\ r ph ici.l hm1tJtion .
• 01 bled neon ate 5·1 with
severe: rhy ical lim1t1tion' in .,
p1roculu event (1c: p ral 1 of hanJ"
or l'fm\, M:~CI 11rthr1t1' o( the hand
or bhnlJntll~).
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Moadwt(ri&hl)ps
• lo slam die· w ewer lhe ... the s 100,000 SuJ
leadl = pro beedl .... ._~.
Moadwt ...... '--le«h't ludy IMrM Ndt podeted
S 1, 125 for their 13th place
finish behind dwripi~rtt
Siniin Smith and ~
Stoldos. Newport Bach's
lriM lewis tumed with Scott
friederichsen for ninth,
Hrning S 1,625 each.
Mc>otmri, .Jong with Lewis,
have shots at pro beach
volleyW's ~prize just two
more times th11 suson -at
Sant.i Cnu thit Wffkend, .ind
in Hermosa leach Aug.
23-24.
~e·s· still diggi~g away in .1118 ·sport of volliyball
Costa Mesa's Jennings
keeps himself busy in
the world of spiking
By Richard Dunn
SllOltl 'It tr
'Out of every
four indoor
players. there
are possibly II
you hear about
in three women.
Those figures
do exactly the
opposite
outdoors
don't know
why.' -•JB••• administrator
"
(() ta Me .i' Ri Jenning continue to put hi tritCl\ in th .ind of ~olley~ll. .
0 ~ning ~ action
Of the SabOt
Junior ~tie>Mls
WU hectic Moftcby
afternoon, as evidenced
by a ~am (above)
inYOMng Southwestern
Yacht Cfub'1 Jeff
Umantky (left) and
Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's Ma~
McDonnell, who hits the
martcer. Below, Daniel
Geissman of Oceanside
Yacht Oub hold on
while w.iiting to be
rescued after capsb:ing;
and at right,
Southwestern's Fiona
Mclean st-ruggles to
keep her Sabcit upright
in the winds. She
succeeded. Competition
continues throug"h
Friday in the Newport
Bay.
..
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YC
A bUly weekend for area saik>n offered 1 little bit of eve~
. The Pcirform1ncc H1ndica Racin Fleet held ill
dwn.,ionshipt, the Voyager Yacht ~ub Soling Match .Race
Re11tta wu inauprated South Shore Yacht Oub renewed 1t1
Hi-Point Series Balboa Yacht Oub hosted the Pacific Cout
Championships.for Snipes, and the Newport Harbor Yacht Oub is
~ting the Sabot Jr. Nationals which will continue through Friday.
The PHRF Championships, held in Long Beach, saw a dozen area
boats headina north to claim their share of the ~u~ The reptta
wa\ held in imported Newport Beach weather with hght to inoderate
breezes. The t~ical "Long Beach Blow" and "Short
Choppy Seas,' infamous for the area, did not
materialize.
Lew Beery's.Andrews 43 It's OK, BYC, ran away
with the "Super A·• class, tallying four firsts and a
second. The Gooding Family, SSYC, sailod their
Evelyn 32 Rhythm to a sixth place in cla 8, while
'Pele John~lonc, BYC, drove hi J-27 Shadow to a
ixth in class C and Glenn Reed's old Santana 27
Aloha II, SSYC, claimed third 1n cla F.
The most competitive battle came in class E
between a brace of San Juan 30's, John Szalay's
Pu <1ycot, VYC, and Carol Kokol's and my
Squeeze-Bye, VYC. Pussycat, liking the light a.ir,
opened up the first two races with two firsts. but
Jost her footing in a minor collision with two other
boats at the start of race three.
On Sunday, trailing the "Cat" by 2.5 points, Squeeze-Bye pulled
out a third and a first -but no cigar. Pussyc.at finished first with
Jl.~f!IQmts, Squeeze-Bye second, 12.75. .
'10yagers Yacht O ub ushered in its first annual Soling Match Race
Regatta. The Soling is a 27-foot Olympic Class sloop, sailed with a
thret-person crew. The top Soling sailor arc eying a berth in the
1992 Olympics.
The team of Exra Culver, Bill Edwards and Mark Hughes went
undefeated for the win. Second place went to the team of Greg
Pearce, his brother Jeff Power and Scott Mahaffy. Finishing third
was Bill Marting, Rick Wempy nnd Collin .
Bill Hagerman, the organiLer and longtime Soling ailor. was
utremely plen ed with.the regatta and i already making plans for ·
next year. He wa overheard aymg, "Thi is great match racing, but
don't let nnyone print what place I took!"
South Shore Yacht Club re-instated It retired H1·Point Series with
the opener aturday, ~nding the fleet around th~ oil platfonns. The
erie~ had been replaced with the Buoy erie , but a need for racing
other than nround the cans wa'I warranted.
rhc nc~t two race will be combined with Newport Ocean Sailing
A~sociat1on 's Argo y race Sept. 7-8, w11h the last three race being
the Tri-port race the following weekend.
The winners of the three cla ses were clas A, Wood's & Kcrriga.n's
Jiffy TOO', Cla B, Bruce Twichell's Vortex and class C, Bob Sodaro's
Andiamo.
Balboa Yacht Club held thi yea r's Snipe Pacific Coast
Championships. The Snipe, a maJI dinghy-type sailboat, has an active
fleet. The PCC's will be the tuneup for next month's Nf>rth American
Champion hips also held in Newport Beach ~nder the auspices of
Newport Harbor Yacht Club.
Phll Rkhard on's boating column •ppnn In tbt N~rt &ad/
Co ta Mt 11 Pilot every Tuesday •
. Menu strictly-burgers
for the hibachi races;
· . . . . • Stars & Sir1pes Angleman's continue
An alarming stat1st1c. O!Je fatality on display by T hc.followingarc previe\\ 10 JeffF.arwell ,ofNewportHarbor • / • C • this week's boat race at Yacht Club, has ta.ken lhc. la t two
Per week In Ca 11orn1a's waters area)aChtclub · ~:l~aln~~;~trsot;~b~q 'j[~e a~d way of n1m Wtdnesday, ug. 14 -South Karen Nugent were the winners in
By Ktrk Woi con
A n~onc v.ho h.1, dnvcn ( .iJ1f\lrn1.t' fll'C"J''
~no"' 11' .1 JUO!llc nut tht:rc hut I.itch tlic
'-'atef\1.,1~' h,~\e hcen nn ptcn11:. either
AlrL.t<.I) th" \C.tr r d\.',1th' h,1\.e heLn l•tu,cd
h) recrca11n11.il ho;i1111i.: 1u.:1dcnt' tn thl ,t,1te -
more than on.: pu \\Cl~
I he m.1Jnnt\ \ll thnl' l.1t.1l111c' .ire l<tu,cJ h\
cdp\111ng~. "h1k colll\11!0' .ire the mo...t frlqucnt
1\pc nf Jcc1clen1 .ind np, r.1tur 111att cn11on the
Jc,1dtnE! C3U\l nl lllll1,1011' ,,11d 'A tlltam 11 Iver,,
Director nl lht· 'I.ill' lkp.utrnent of 80,111ng ;m<.I
Wate~ayo;
"Boaters shlluld '-'l.'.11 their l1k J•JCket,,
de,1gnatc a 'oh1.: r '~•pre anJ h ·cp ,1 ,h.1rp
lnokout for othl'r \l""ll', her' ,1J\l\CJ
Locally. th ere\ ,1 prohlcm a' well I.<"' month
alo ne there were 41 accident\, six 1m.olving
injuries, reported to Orange County "'atc.:r' 'aid
Captain Harry Gage. head of the f farh<'lr M:hler'
of Newport.
In .in effort to min1m1Le the\c nmhap,, .1
number or ~fct> program' have been c~tahh~hcd
throughout the Ne"'p<,rt Harbor area
"Active educa tio nal program'\ arc ahund.int."
Gage atd. "1 he Coa't (juard Aux 11tarv .ind l \
Powe r Squadron cater most 10 the gcncr 11 puhhl
They offer strictly cl,1<;\room education not tied
into any other progra m,, <1uch as learning how to
sail ..
Along with the e two organiza tion . (141gc ~.11d
local yacht clubs, college\ and univcr'i1t 1c '· .ind
youth group such a~ the Boy Scout Scd B 1,c all
offer «>me form of hoating safety
"Most teach water afety and equipment
requirement,, how to u e a boat, the rule' ~11 tile
road, navigation law and how to opcrntc in
1tm1ted vi 1b1hty or for from the v1 ible coa,1," 'aid
Gage. who wor b ut of the Shcrifr~ Dcp.1rtmcnt
of the Newport Harbor Patrol.
The fir t step toward \llfety, though, dcrcnd., on
P.fOple 1gning up nd 111tendin1 the cla "e' I he
ntxt come in boaten reportin thetr 41cc1de n1~.
Bn.1ttng 'tat1,ttl' .irl· lumpiled under a 'late la"'
that ru1u1rc.' h111ter' 1molved in an accident to
n:pnrt 11 to thl lkp.1rtrm·nt of Boating and
\\'Jll t"\\-JV\
But according to the L 5. Coast Guard, only I
in lit non-fatttl 01cc1dcn1' are currently hein g
reported.
I he report' help u' 1dcnt1f) area of concern
'o '-'l l.tn direct our .1l11\.1t1e\ to promote \afe t) in
thu'l' .trla' her' '<ml
l nda the law J hoitler involved to an accident
mtht fik ..t '-'fllll.:n report 1f a pcr\On die •
d"·•rpc.ir' or l'i 1n1ured to the point of requiring
mld11:.il attentmn hcyond fir t aid
A report mu\t al'o he filed if damage to a
\e"c:I 11r other proper!) c~c.ced $500, or 1( there
1' complete Ir>\ of a vc \Cl
I hough Iver' .. :ud informdt1on contained in an
accttknt report 1<, confidential and may not be
u~cd '" rm,ecuting an) violation, boater arc ttll
reht\:tant to comply
·An) numher of reason'i could be re pon 1blc
for 1h1,," Gage ~nid. "Often peo ple are not aware
of the rt: porting requirement . Sometime'> they
dnn"t think they need to report accidcnt'i where
no one 1s 1n1urcd " •
f'hty do. 1( they expc<.:t 'iafety gencie'> to
determine the cause of hmtting ccident'I and
d1 '-mer "'a) tu pre\Cnl them from occurring
.1g.11n.
"Mo\t a~encic re pond on what they know arc
trend . " Gaic aid.
Ba,cd on accident trend , Boating and
Waterway· 1n the pa'lt ha developed safety
campaigm for uc.h nctMtie a'I w11cr·sk11ng,
person 11 w111crcrnft operation ftnd hunting and
f1,h1ng from htMt,, l'I recent department relc sc
'tiltecl, .
· \cut.lent report onnly 1 hiu 11ls<l contributed to
1hc clcvdopment of a while water boatina 1fc1y
cour c, rnnductecl by the American Red Cro ,
and nthcr bo.11ing alety cducation·proar m ,
"B> ltliny, <.'t1Jcnt report~ you arc contnbuting
10 a Ja1.1h, c v.h1ch ult1m '.~ly will r . ult in •
improved .1fc ty t11 h<Mlcr'i, lve rs 1ml.
,,.,~
MASTERS SWIMMERS
--~ta Mesa Pubhc Access CHANNEL 61
'=3'111'1E•SDAY
Olympic Yacht Club
hosting presentation
by WORS Association
T
he America's Cup catamaran
"Star and Stripes" will be
the featured gu e t, at lea t
on film, at the Women's Ocean
Racing Sailing A ociat1on meeting
Tuc'iday. Aug. 20.
The mee11ng I'> open to the
public and 'itart bt 6·30 p.m nt
the Olympic Yacht Cluh on Pacific
Coa\t H1ghwa)' 1n Nc"'port Beach.
A 3<l-minute presentation of 100
slide will feature the catamaran
Denni Conner ailed to Amenta''>
Cup victory.
Al\O di played arc hot\ of
mult1hull race in France, taken by
aerial yacht photographer Geri
Conse r or Costa Mc a.
f ollowin3 the pre cntl\tio n
Newport re 1den1 Michael Kane,
who ha'I ailed uround the world,
wall talk on trimaran 5aillng.
Con'>er, a profe ional yacht
photoarnpher und photo journal1 t
for more than J6 yeura, has hot
all t~e m. )Of ai lhoat race . U'ln
her male engine plane and her
powerboat, he hu been 1.1ble to
captor ailing race from unique
angles no1 readily ava1lnhlc to
most photogr phcrs.
on c:r'" phnto' have hcen
di~playcd at the Newport fi aroor
Nautical Mu cum and the UK
Angele M11ri11me Mu~um,
well 11 m11ny ncw4ipapcr and
Hihng publictttion , Jxlth loellllty
and nallon&lly.
Re rvittton' for the mcet1n1 are
not required. For more
information. call Joanie Harman at
(714) 6'44·5607 ur Jane Ooldi .. IC
(714) Ml·92l0. --·,..
Short Yacht Club's Hibachi Ract: 19
Originally. f amilie brought their
hibachi lo the beach for an
evening barbecue while they
watched the races -hence, the
unu,ual name.
Toda). race arc held at the
yacht club with a hamburger
cookout following the event.
fhe race u ually draw 20 to 30
enlnc , including Sabots, Thi Ile ,
Shield and other boats. Racing
around the harbor begins at 5:30 ' p m. • Saturday, Aua. 17 and unday,
Aua. 18 Bahia Corinthian
Yacht Club's An,elman o. S & 6:
Bock in the I 920s Hugh
Anglcman. known a the "Grand
O ld Man of Pacific Coa t
Yachting,'' in an effort lo drum up
o 'racing challenger. &1d, "We'll
race 'cm for money, marble or
chtalk "
1 hat ptrtl ha~ carried over
todJy al 8nh1a Corin thian, where
two races to Long Point and back
will be hclJ tht weekend.
On aturday racina begin~ at ·
11 :50 a m. approximately a half-
m1lc we t of Ne"'port Pier. The
unday 'ltan will be in the v1cin1ty
or the previous. dny' ra ,
beginning at I I :30 a m.
The race 1 open to mcmtlc" of
rcco1n11ed yacht cluh belon11n1
to S YA . Only yacht • which
conform with the cutrcnt P.HRF
By·L• will t?c chaibk.
• 11urd1y, Aug. 17 -Balboa Bay
Club's Ullman "8" R~ata:
As part of the club's Lido
Serie • 1h1 regatta feature a1Jors
not in the top flight.
"lt''I a chance for the guy that
don't alwa)'i win ," liaid Peter
Huston, BY C Race Admini trator,
or lht famil> oriented eve nt.
Hu ton 'iJ1d the Lido fleet
determine the entne for the
rate Rncing gets under way at
noon arount.I the harbor, with 10-
12 tv.o-man boats expected to
compete.
• 'aturday, Aua. 17 Boy ~ut
'H Ba t's Jr. abot Rtaaua:
Open 10 • ny yac ht club junior,
thi race entourage those who
have recently completed beginning
a1hn1 to participate.
"It's a no-Ire race," said
BSSB Director Mickey Hunter.
"Bas1cally, 11'1 three race on a
1mplc man ular course."
La 1 }car the race ran around
lido hland. This year it wiU be
held at the sea ba\C, heginnin1
with a "Chalk Talk" at 11 a.rn. A
free hot do& lunch will be offered
11t noon, followed by racina at l
p.m
Rcscl'\'allon mu~t be: made by
noon Friday. For more
informa11on, call Mickey Hunter at
642· 0 I.
Allen at USYRU/Rolex championship.s
hr1 tina Allen of Newport
Beach traveled to Sau ahto on
Monday to compete in the 1991
U YRU/Ro!U Junior Women'
11lin1 Ch1mpt0nsh1p.
The race. which conttnue today
and Wcdnaday at the Sauaalitat
Yacht Cluh, 11 CONidcred the
premier national competiteon for
women 18 ~·q old and under.
Allen, f7. of lhe NIWpOft
Harbor Yacht lub, J01nt ~ of che
lop l!ailora ecrou che country
compc11na for the Nancy Leiter
Gl11cu ·1 rophy. Sued on
cumula!l\C po1nt1 aver the three·
day, li~ race tYcnt. thi•
compc1i1inn 1 ~en 11 1 tr11ni.,
around for f uturc Olympians m
the w\)men'• tnaJe·handed di .
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Leonard? You'U get cramps. Walt 20 minutes to
digest before you go In the water."
TUESDAY
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-BJ DMnl Bro ttrhous
Blockburger captures the bronze
at Pan Am Games in decathlon
HAVANA -1-ormcr C\l.port
H.ubor High and Orange Co:i't
Coll ege track and field tar
heh.Jon Bloc~burgcr return'> from
the Pan Am Game' w11h .i bronze
medal in ..the ·decathlon Collo"'ing
an efforl that piled up 7,262
points, some 500 off 1he winning
\COrC of Brazil' Pedro Ferreira.
Blockburger, who led after five
e\.ent\, fm1c;hed out with a fourth-
in 1hc 110 hurdle • ccond in the
dio;cu • 'i'<th in tjle pole vault,
c;econ<l tn the jaH:lin anJ thud for
1.500· mL"ters
-By Tht Pilot
Cclebnlia flocked the Newpon Beach C.wntry
Oub lalt week. but homek familie were lhe
b ... _ ....
·Nearly two dozen ttan from television, ra4io,
Broldway, film, 1port1 and 1iterature gathered IO
pankipete in the t~d annual Burrow Eecrow
Mid·Exchaqe Celebrity Golf
Clauic, which railed S 10,000 for
HomcAid, the Oranae County
8uikiin1 lndu1try'1 propotal to
benefit tran1itionaJly homelc
families throughout the county.
Television actors uch as Nick
Benedict from ABC's .. All My
Children," Mark Arthur from
"General H<>1pital" and Bo
Hopkins, formerly of CBS's
"Dallas,'' as well as port tan
John "Blue Moon" Odom and Ken
For1eh all participated in the
tournament. Odom, a member or Club golf
the Oakland A' 1972 world
champion hip team, and f orsch
(Angel , Hou ton ~tro~) v.ere both pitchers.
The celebrity ho t for the event wa 1V
commercial legend John Mo"1Ch11ta, Jr., the
fast-talking pitch man for those famous Federal
hxpress commercials.
Burrow Escrow, an bu inc in Orange County
since 1945, was again the ma'ltcr sponsor of the
tournament along w11h it 111ster company,
Mid-Exchange.
Smee tt esrnbli,hmcnl an 19 9, HomeA1d ha
completed the con'l1ruct1on and renovation of five
)helter.,, re'lulttng in a 15 percent incrca e an the
number of helter bed available m Orange County.
HomeAtd t\ currently in Pha'le tl. which will add
another 15 percent to the number of shelter bed .
The philowph) of I lomeAtd 1s that homele sncss
need not he pcrmancn1, and thn1 the challenge can
~e met wl\h dignity and rc~pcct.
Mite l..ennOA, HomeAid cxecuuvc director, added
&hat the ••goal lS to provide homcle ramdaa with
the qpportun1ry to act hack on thear feet quickly and
bccoMc valuable, productive member of the ~niry again · .
• fn/Mdit'°n to Burrow .. ..scrow, other ponsoD
1~d LEXUS automobile , All Data Service ,
Guardian Bank, lnvcston Title, Lerner and
Mac°J>nakJ and Pa~1ric National U nk.
0 .,.
At the 43rd ~nnuaJ Santa Ana Country Club ·
lnviu\ional, Wayne and Terry Stcwar1 of Big Canyon
and Mesa Verde country club • re~pechvcty, teamed
up for the champion hip Otght victory, besting Ken
Shelton of Sar(ta Ana and Kent Harkins of San Juan
Hills.
In the Santa Ana flight the wiMcr "'ere Phil and
Pelc Arnold of Santa Ana CC and San Juan Hills,
re pccuvcly. be ting ·eaChfr, Kelly Gifford and
Ernie M1tchcll .
• 0
JOI! Stafford of the Newport Beach Golf Course
will be playing an the esteemed Queen Mary
Tournament beginning on Wednesday wuh a pro am
event. I
0 John C. Catron of Costa Mesa ~hor a .bole· n-one
at the Co)t' Mc a Golf 1:1nd Country Club on July J •
acing the 189-yard 15th hole '
0 Recent winners of the Trophy Tournament at the
Ncwpon Beach Golf Course 'Nere Jack Stinson (low
grQS of 64) and Chuck r ral1er (low net or 51) in
flight A, Boh Forbes (low gro s of 67) and Dack
Htlhar<l (low ne1 of 49) tn Ht,ght B and Jack Brown
(lo'"' gro.,., of 68) and Al Elder (low net of 52) tn
Hight C.
Richard Dunn l a ~pol1 &acb,, Costa Mc a
Pilot wrlttr ... bo t dub 10/f column appurs e•try
TMsdaJ.
Sct;1ping in on the right waves
From 81
from hts knowledge of the ocean. a~ he is an avid
urfer him elf
"You ca n gee a very good phmographer hooting
)Urfing, and technically he 'II do very well, but even
with u five 'ihOt per 'econd motor dnve camera he
will ''ill mi ) 1he be t point of 3Ction in the shot.
1 hilt '~ wh'erc the eApersencc from urftng comes in."
phorographer when e"erything h "ju t nghl'' on a
dJ), and C:\'erything' working. "Jf, really no fan ta(llC setting, \I.Ith different
c.imera equipment and approach you can pull an
cvocJtt\.c image from a t\l.O-loot d3>, or you could
<.In l..e out on 3 JO.foot day," aid ,\4oir on .the.. perfect ~
<l••) or \Citing
"h'> usuall) during a trc:c·,urftng \c-.,ion. "hen the ..
c;urfef\ ·arc fc.;l,l'<Cd and flt>\l.ing \l,ith the wave, vet
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So wha1 exactly does it take to come away from a
photo es.\ion with that perfect shot'l "There arc
many factor determining the outcome of a shoot.
hr<>t of nil ltnowing your equipment is imperative to
.,uccc'" You need good lighting, u'iually early
morning or late .iftcrnoun 1. be t You need a good
'"ell running, and \Omc good urf1ng happening \\ith
the gU)"> ou t there pu-.hing It, and finall) }OU nc~d a Lawn bo.wling slated mca\urc; of luck, tiut )OU can alwa}' fmc.J a "'a) to
make 1t v.orlc..'' aid Moir. T. he Ne\l.port Harbor La'"'n Bo\l.hng Club hold\
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look perfcc1, t\cry photographer thro" away ton of tournament toda\.
u~cd film M.t)bc half are top magazine material, and The 1990 champion\, Doroth) Beazley and Connie
th.11''> a gooJ a\.crngc. Roy mn and Ma"< Bano h and S•I Outdone, \I.Ill be
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techntque 10 'hi)' on top Of II. 0 one I actually at Thirty·t~O bowlers in drc\~ white Wiii OCCU{lY all.
the 1enitb of photography,'° to lipca\ There t • · 16 nnl of boch bowling greeni; Competition will
ul"a)' something to '"'ork un, )OU hJvc to continually heg1n at 10 a.m. 3nd rum through the afternoon.
refine )Our 1A ork,", .i1d Moir • ,,, It 1., open to 1he public for '-pcctator ..,.iewing.
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ATTRACTIVE Writer, photographer, 1783 hello ovt ther•I I lbe .. with 1 year otd OWM, 47, 6'8", 180 ... ks SF, ~. f04'
INTELLIQEN'i 5'7", 40 yre .• •Mk• Ilk• looking up to a l daughter, entoy1I fam-Iba., llkH commit· frlendahlp. Leave S SWM, 36-551sh who man and 9"foy your lly OUUnge aa w.et aa kid I i. voice m .. uge & •lz• 8, WF, 5'3", NS, enfoy• mutlc, roclt to 1 4 .... 1 datn. Seetl• commit· ment, •· • rp ,,., phone. Wiii answer all 501ah, look 401th, •P rft o. a ...... enture ted lady, any ~. No ~ above Lool(lng calla. '1847.
dally jogger, CDM,I c laaalce , movie•, would be on• 10 mMI ppfe #llM fOf elender OWF 35--45 ----------lov .. travel, theater, beach, adventures you. SWFNS 128<11 . -:.yu-· "-'---•·----·--10 •hare cloH rela· lllKlllQ
dancing. SMklng rel•· and Ju1t playtul tlme1 CHIVALROUS tlonshlp. I'm • atock·j UNDER1••1o1"''NQ
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lady, 40 to 65, with
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to 1hare. I 1898 SWM with young PRETTY eLAUY STRONG LOYAL FRIEND
ldeaa. humor. #28e1 suanELY BLOND SAM 35, 5'8 ", 140 lb.. Ta• 1
•l!&UTIFUL l'V'r 5'\0'', 250 Iba., black NORMAL IOOldng fOf cartng. un-,...
liA BLONDE OWF. lal• 40'e, good hair, brown eyH, 30 deratandlng, worldly IOPHllTICATED
BLONDE SWF, tut:c .. tful ax· body. You: Tall, ttlln, yrs., Blue Collar, •• LOVING pereon to apend time, PROFllllOuai a4"'tN of humor, eub-c ure-aoldlar, lllt• SINCERE movtH. dlnMr, lunch, .._. P.H.D. •cutlve. humorous, atance, profeHlonal de1ert, mountains, SWM •• 1 .. , 185, ,5 SF 21-33, 1a...hlhMrted OWM, 40'•· 8'2", full·
38, 5'8", 1 t8 lb•. non-<ellglous. love• that chang•• hale beach Ne.d Cr9amy .. y .. lntelllge~ a. attr~ figured, a.11preaelve. beautlful lnelde/out, weekend• away. •kl· BEWARE I'm fun, at-skin~ tall redhead yMra, European do-uceltent humor, tu.1 k 1 • 111 Ing, laughler. SMkt 1 1 a~t. cultured, men· _11_v•_._,,_1_M_1. ____ 1 • • • • n' • gent, SWM 35-45, eucceu-traC1 va, and romant c to baslt In my love & talty & flnanclally •• 104' Ille, •hara wllh at· (aw~e), w•• .. •-a,d}usted, ful, attractive, winy, _'1_2_844_. ------I boar me eona, Cotta cure, wants to m"t SINCERE traC1lve. claHy, aml·
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1·900 8'4·DATI!! ... 40 Talk to me baby ... 1: genune ma •g• 45· communlcallve, n/s/d w•uTED·. _M_e-.•a_._*_t..;eee_.;.,..· ---1 i.dy ol\ly ot heart & AND •bl•, ~any, non· ISO) for potential mar· C "" GOOD LOOKJMl'I Ith ... 1.... Prlnc•H (31-40). Kida rlage. #2843 ommltted ralatlon-BEST FRIEND ""' wea · ,,.. ....., D£PINDMLE more than OKI fl 1865. Beautiful Mlatreas oi.na thlp marr1age #2875. NEWPORT 9e.a,.u SWM , 70's , 5 •5•·, BEAUTIFUL C!&Mna Petite, attractive alngle . ~ NICE TOP ..,...TCH Speakl Down boyl t·
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EUROPEAN SAMBA clal Someone" for t in 1now 1kllng, thaater, HAPPY cure, mMt WF. 80'•? AnORNEY 18-t $2/mln. 20 min
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BLONDE cer• relatlonthlp. Ac m usage, dance. PHOTOGRAPHER For 1 .. 11ng relation· Highly educated1--------------------------.:.
Widow. 38, hazel, SAMBA live. lrlendly. outgo travel and yourself, aMka attractive lady thlp , .. ,.,talk. #1900. SWM. 25, 6't0", 180, HOW TO RESPOND
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5•7 .. , 120 Iba . grMI Born In Brull, O)'VF. Ing, 1ecure Many In-call John. #1849. 19 to 35 Sor fun, iove SOUTH ... k• •triking SWF,
tlgura, detlret prof•• 44, fun redhead, at· 1erea1e Prefer non-...;...;....HAH..;..;.."""""D..;l_O;..;M~E.;.__ and life. I'm a gtvlng, 22·27 with aplrll •nd
tlonal. ege 4'5-S8, al· trac tive, ••eke n/s amoker Wiii anewer IT•• 1&t.t gentle man. Need COUNTY Intellect Involvement
fluent, lovlng man, male, attracllve, f\nan· an. •'28GO. -"'" model• alto # 1882. DUDES In community OI' char-
poaalble terlous re l•· clally ••cure . mutt auERI,_ • ., Wanted, 18·28 for lty events • plus Must love kldt, m uak: and ""' """ NO STRINGS alaa lllte baHball llonahlp. #2842 Illa. ,,2875 lnvutOI', 30s, 9• SWMI good llm•tll U 8 . game•. golf and work·
CULTURED READY TO SETTLE AnACH!D goodlooklng, good Ing out. H ._,.11 aa,
SEEKING &I\ OOWNI S..kt a-· ... , Handaome, aecure, bod, Ilk• me, I'm • 28 ·~cTIO .... 'TE -VENTUROUS ,,_, M•ll~u sun1et1. 1oog '4Tr5 ""' UNDERIT'AMDING alendef lady under 35 energello, clean, y.o. GWM walUng 10 embracH and humor·
ATIRACTIVE "" DEllRAILE for dlnnera, mualcala, youthful WM. 39, meet )'ou. #18&4. out lnlerludas. Call
Graphic ar1lll, 5.2... FRIEND LADY tripe, lntellaciual con-H•k• atternoon or -----. -5-T-l-LL----1 me .,,904
blue ayu, Ilk•• travel, SWF. n-married, that wante to feel ~utlon. run. #1842 evening eecap•d•• _...;.......;....,_,;. ____ _
d an c e , c1 a .. 1ca l 5'4", 40, tor• lasting loved and apprecl-HOPELESS with attractive, com· A KID US NAVY
mualc , and theater. relallo nahlp Enfoy oted. You are w•rm, Rft.Ua .... IC mltled or married OWM, 5'9 ', 50, fl\ & IN PERSIAN
... ks good natured, walklng, dining, mov· frlandly, exciting, ma· """'°"' woman with ,.,,,. of fun. Curley locke. QULF
emotionally atable, nl 1••· and hiking. L.OOk· tu re, that wlll be mH Tall, dark and hand· adVenture Discretion Dancer. Weokand run· •. genltleman, ~. Ing for SM 35-45 Let'• Ng•, romance wllh • aoma SWM, 45, H•k• ,.._.•_s1_u_r_•d_._fll_1e_•_3_.__ awaya, Clark Gable. SWM, 3t, )ooklng for
tor laetlng relallon· _m_H_t_aoon __ ,_,,_28_n__ real person #1884 SWF, 30-40 for can· ' NON RELIGIOUS Erroll Flynn Need tlncere WF. 25-35 to
thlp 11'2820 SEEKING TI\VE' NTUROUS dlelfght dinners. d&nc· SWM protaaalonal EARTHY, 40fth cutl• be pen pale, In Per-uanpy ,.., Ing and companion-for maybe alwaye. alan Quit till Thank•· ~ UNDERSTANDING OUTGOING LADY 1h1p. compa .. 1ona1a, blue collar worker, .,.1000. giving. "ia945
ENERGETIC GRANDPA WANTED 1;~1~~·· tun 1ov1ng ... :P1~"~7 no~~.0m~~!;: ___ T_AL_L ___ ,~-W1=--DO-WE---D--
BLONDE From 80-70, honHt Sllm, n/a, w F who.,,. INTENSE drinker Enfoya moun· COWBOY ENGINEER
Widow of may years· and caring. for friend· L...ue 1he oul of dOOfa, taint, deMrt, C4lmP-SM, ....... 17... el~ tllm-lale 50'1 In New· •hip and outings. I'm ~~ walk• & talk• AO" ...... IC .... Ing, fishing, ac i.nce. Age 215, 8'7", 229 lb•. .. '7 w•r
port Beach Love to 80 ... brown eyH and OWM, 47, e•, 180 lbt , """'' -P B.S TV Seeks mo-aeeklng attractlva dar, abrtlea. ll•ted 2
walk, nature , ~ch, hair, 5'8", ally, quiet t e n s e of hu m or He Is handaom•. 64• nogamoua ralatlon-young blond filly, age who'• who, '""-•t·
d I I I I adYenturoua, ••ml/r.. ... 21 2'" who k a trac1tve well to do Sf, dlnlnn-a nd share your an one y, n co ady ,. 1897 thrp with SF .... 1901. • ..... now
• M 2879 tired e1U1Cutlve, 8'2", how •o h v t .ft... •g• no barrier. Many 1ntereat1. too #2821 . __ ... ________ ..... g..,yrrPlt' ... N_T .... U"'R......,O"U""'C:""'7""> ' a• un -· .. ft .. v allm OWMNSW 0.. PASSIONATE •nfoya the beach and _1n..;.ter;...;.•,..•t..;.•·-"-t8;...;99...;.;... __ 1 HEAL THY1 SWEET SH kmg tll•n, non-alfH attractive, IOvtng. ROMANTIC romance, like moon-YOU/ME
ra• UVtf AND 1moklng woman wtth feminine 50lah, ft••· light walk• on lh• W'"""" T n" an open mind and lb•• homemaker. avail· &', 41. nt. handsome. beach and tat• night TLC WISE? SEXY lleart. Must love the ablec lor tailing, b usine .. man/Wrlter. lclaalng by a flra and Happy, fun-lov ing ,
Attract1ve/atfluent so Blonde SWF, 22. good ouldoors, •ailing, ex· travel, gardening, •eeks atrlklngly Intel· drinking champagne. ••nae of humor. en-
clally active Newport figure like to lay out PIOl"lng. sharing, epon-c harltlas, cultural, llyenl •nd beeullful Must be daring and Joya huge, walkt,
Beach Investor class· nnd work out Looking 1ane1ty. slmpl• pl••· healthful ac tlvlll•• woman, under 40, lor try thing• on lhe apur tra\1'91, dinner. danc·
act 50't , lall/sllm., lor cruiser guy under suraa, and yourself Sh• ahould be caring, aulhenttc, lnlenaly of the moment like Ing, auneeta, •••k•
s-ks 50's 60 a Intel· !> 9 mu11 be rtch, Im 48, tall, allm, •• compatible, fr•• to emotional relatloruhlp midnight ewima In • adv•nturoue, honeat
lec1ually allmulallng NI ovor 25 Call Kelly curo, with two ••II· ....;.•_h;..•r_•_h_l_•_llf_•____ witho ut long-term hot tub, enJoy Shoot· ledy for frlendthlp and
S S/W gentleman of ,.2840 boats (one e a c h LOOKING FOR commitment. #1848. Ing pool, weekend IHtlng relattonshlp
n cc 0 mp 11ahmen1 11----VE--RY___ coa1t). a condo al the PRETTY 1 &ftV RICH getaway• 10 C.tallna, .., 1844. chara<:1er & 1ntegrtty· river, lree travel, and ..,.,, football and romanc..
comfortat>t• 1n Black ATTRACTIVE an open-ended future OWM, se, 6'9". 170 ORIENTAL I &tao enJoy gMng • Ppr -,r1n.1I
SPf\/I( t"' JOOS ue or Bermudes-tor slendef, thllr'oly, very Things Im no t: Mar· lbs . looking fOf pretty Bruc e L•• (Born epeclal lady flow.rs. tho vory best 1n 8 rem 1n 1 n • w 0 m a n rled, bortng . rich, con-lady, 40 , to ahare Age.In) ... ka 27·36, Mutt live In Hunting·
qu11111y monog11mou1 seeks truttworthy, at· formlat. Thing• I am· beach, movlea, danc· under 5'7", l•H than ton beach. L.et'a play
relatlonshlp only lh• 1ractlve , eucceuful Happy, aecure, mo-Ing, and romanoe. I 120 lbe. Love muelo together. #1883. A Hot Call best• "2846 mate ege •S-S7 Im nogamoua. affection-am e ntrepr•neur type, (lgleslaa to Bach), _ _.._ __ T_AL_L____ S..UClfUI girl• ltw
well. ecsuc91ed cluay. •t•. walling for youl fun loving guy Non-•POrta. beer #1887. S2.60/mln./ 10 min
LEGGY
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and play 1 have nu-AFFECTIONATELY •1nc•r• "1ae1 SOMETHING HANDSOME A Hot Uwt Call
meroua lntero•t• and SWEET MOVE DlmRENT 1ecure, alnc«•, ath· would love to •h•r• TO uaw••1 l•tlc gent, 36, ... 1c. 8•1tutlfUI glr1•Waltlfl9 Ftt, run. sincora, n s. yours Lei 1 meet SWM, never married, ....,. "' Oenll•man ... ka lady 1 ~-9 OWF •••king open, 6 170 Iba ... king S WM ...... 9• 175 tor companlonahlp mature, honeat, M n-, __ _ 1oonr 1128"'5 · " · ..... • • 1ual WF, 23-33, 5'4"· $2 50fmtn, 10 mini min honest active. roman-_ _..;.._______ an exotic lady with daft(, handeom. b· and help wtth croaa
lie man 35-!>0 who 11 Hu your eetnP« .,_, Drown skin and brown ecuttve Hele• pr.tty dreulng. I am mlddla e· for mon09amoua
emononany available Nelno more drtwwtv than t>edroom •Y•• for an woman, around 30, to aged, well educated, romanc. or fun date Alwllf9 U.. & ~ _:~;a~~:~· L%~;1ng :::i :;'' 11lwtl1h•1illlli~lixi1ciiiWi~lig•iihi~ioil.~i1184iami5iiolul•·~i·l~~ici•l.t• •• ln•IHl•lwl•,"l· IJ~i'!,iit~,~,:,!,'ni~l'~:Oini2~"lpe•rl·ll;l:il11l' .l':l1.~loml9l~larl•.lnlt•lrl-.Adullt •• ~ • .-...11 :;;;110"""
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Pitta, 110 • "' Arift • origllltll)'
,.,orted. A rwader lnalt b IM uw •
IMn In ft.9lboy1nl <"C»tll-•-ra•
frolft ; telephone booth In Cedtr
bplch, Iowa, ind llterally fly 1w1y.
In • few 111o•entl, however, the
flyl111 ..-n, u.,_ flapping, called out
In a 1-d woke, "Don't evtr ttfer to
llW .. 1n A rift • • I am dcflaltely and
poellJHI)' Hd proudly a Pi....r
o.i..r Pllcft yo'* "'""t kftow w h•de c,.. and prae•O: Ellukth Taylor,
t..awreM"e 0.rNl'i Jet111 lftt JoM9 •Ml
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ARIES ( MaKh 21 ·April 19) Atten·
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ut.thon. lf1al n ht> tft&rllal 1t.t1u•, rN·
,ot dom..ttc ad,wtrMnt Tontght MUSI<
and ro1r1antt dorn1Nlf 1ttn•no Libra
pl•yt dra~ic roJe
TAURUS (April 20·May 20) 0.-hne
itnN -p!Mw. prvple • thf'Y 01 t
not mettly thM11h row•rolor..cl 81• •
" llouhn• •ubJta to ch• '· empl Y •
1nent f11Ch1'-hr1ahtei th•n on11n•lly
an11npatt'd P1.nt In.., IWd
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wr WJI "T"1tn11 f"'tWJ 0"'t'r, y11u
win•" Yo11'll bf t4'hf'•f'd of burden
rul" !Wnd 1n )'C'ur l•wor Au" in·
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LllllA (Sept 23 Oct 221 Rnpon.n
to yc>llf prtwnl•hon ••ry pw1hn Cir
rumstal'Cft t•kt dr•m•h< turn In vuur
fnor Popularity movtt up. fln•nc1&I
w1ndl•ll 111..ely °'"""'''" d11pl•y tal 4'1\t, humor, w11, C'mpathy
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lid•• •nd conff'i'llH prov1dn rn11rr1•I
prt..,IOu•lv ct'nMlrt•J ft' I tt'ctpt'•
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ph• 1t t•r< 1lhtv••n, 1m•a•l'•hon, a.ti\>••
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tr•vel, 1uch1na. •b•htv w \•..,rtt1•m•
d1 line•, l•nau•a" "°'"'"" Wh•t hitd
tittn h1Jdf'n will be "'"H..J
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ntre~ncn, ~t pcorf1•rm•n<" Mvn«"V
th.e h.td ~n w1thh.-IJ I• mil\!• •"'••I•·
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UP TO
saoo
PER MONTH * NO CllFCT• *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver • > •
Tuesday,· Thursday &
Saturday. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA. NEWPORT BEACH
.-ec1rt11dar,Auguat 14, 1911
01l•mm•· ~. Ceorae L ttlt, latt
An" pYbhsh1ng nK1allvt. tyndkat•
t'd Che wrltlnJ.4 of tclentlal• '"d
utronomer1. IOme of whom ••TT h l<1
pe~n•I friend,, Many of thtrn de•
rld•d •<1trology. llttlt tald to •n
••trolo11f'r frltnd, "I'"' farina • dlltm•
m• I h•ve 8'1'•1 rn.,_<t tor •trolO(ly
and tou, but I don't w•nt to o ffefld
dtlrit(tOfl who also .,... "'Y fnendc"
I illlt fln.tlly O IM 11p •with • ckflnl·
hon tha• pl•u tt'd both lht •trologH
and h" •ntl•"trology &MO<latn. Ill
dtfln1tion· "The wlw "''" controt. h19
dMtiny, Klr@l~V poinb th• way."
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ALPHA MtCAO
Computef TemMn81•
• ,... OICt Call p ., •
'31·1030 Or9fting teb'M. p.,,..
90t\k lams-. ..UO., •
•tool•, )(.,ox copy •
machine, wel lams-. •
apt retng, micro A
mtac ofc 1uppllet . •
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1403.
~by SaM00t
DIN Al.o Neg411 com·
me moret""9 ..,.., 1 •
14 (all In be•u11tul
fram•). For bat price
In the USA calf Bob at
714/8914263.
ON•SAT94 •
1342 B.u Ave, Apt 3-•
L, otf A9dhlel, TUtltJn. •
731-Ml6~131·2104
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RADIAL ARll IAW s... brand.~
new. l200. Cell
638-7150
lly CHAJtLES GOREN
w ith OM AR SHARIF
and TANN AH HIRSCH
N~ither vulnerable South dealt.
NORTH
•878
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•AQJ 983
EA T +AQ2
• 10 6.
• 10 9 7 6
•K 7.C
SOU'tH
• K J 10 ·6
•A Q 7 6
t A J8
• 10 2
The biddinc:
South W•t North Eut
1 NT P ... SNT P ... Pu. P ..
()penma '-<f_ TbrM of •
&b Hamman of Dallu ii iM
top-ranked Amencan m tht World
Bn• federation atandinp In the
aemifin&Js of the triall to Mlect lb
orth American team Cur I.ht world
cba.m,pionahipa, Hamman demon·
1trated ..,hy, aft.er more than a quar·
ur-ttntury at the top, he " tlill
considered OM of th• game '1 fint.tt
playera.
The final contract It all four ta·
bles in the tvent ..,._. thrM no
trump, and a btart .., .. ltd at~•?)'
one of thtm. When dummy'• Jl('k
won, three declarert came to hand
Wlth the ace of diamond.a and ran
Lhe u.n of duba. All Euta held up, 90
declarer repeated l1v flOelle. When
that loat, dummy wu effert1vtly
dad and tbe end re uh wu down ·
two
Hamman embarked on a difftr·
~t-counie that d1d not rely 1Jnly on
tbt> club au1t Wht>n the Jack of •
hurt.a won, h• led a 1p1de and fi .
neued the ten That held, and de·
darer u~ the entry to hand to lead
a club to th~ ,ack. inc. Ea.at had to
dU<'k, Hamman wa.s beck in dummy
to lead another pade. Ea.at ahot up
With th~ ace and returned the un of
bearta
Afur a few tnoment.s of thoucht.
Hamman roat with \he ece, led a
club and. Hehewin1 the fi.neaee,
took th• ace and played a thud p~ from lht' t.abl~. PlCklDI up
Eut'a q~n. Sou~ now had ~ven
lntb-lhrtt padeia, two bearta
and t rlut.. The lone apadt ., ..
tubed, \.hen d Iver e&n!fuUy Hlt·
C'd with the quwn or heart.a '°
\\'Ht'• lun1.
Weat did not ttli.ah baVlQI t.M
lt>ad( 'The~ wu no problem .!tout
<'uhma t .. o morr he.rt t.ncb t0
~ompleu-the defensive book, .but
that ltf\ Wttt ...,itb notbin, but di.a·
mood.. On I.ht forced tttum of that
u1t int-0 dedattr'a t.e~. Hemmen
coUKtC'd t Yto diamond lncband hit
contraC't.
·yooAY'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
AC ROH
I NatoONI
symbols
t JewM'y Item
10 A"8n Pf-I
14 8toed·I~
ht
IS Fwst-daN ,. Colec110nt
17 Bn*• 11 Former .Mtl mw 20 ic. m.ua
21 Jumponone
loo1
22 LOUCS mu9IC
23 Honie color 25 Roye! IOM
27 GrWI City
30~
31 ~worti-
32 ShOrt Ot•Y. 33 PY-eaicMntlal
ntcil~
3t T tlfTlbMI
37 MocMt-T P1W1
SI Annac>c*&
9Cf\
3t Cen • us cef'al
40 Stoy
aub91
"-" 4 1 EmOettt on
42hl~
44 Suoer~•
45 s-tno -
4 7 Heat IOAftI
... 9Mu\1fy
2 l '
49 Cut
M> Honor catd•
~ RKll'O chett • S7 ~than
S8 Aaeage
59 T ard
eo °'., •1 s.mc-62 Pvb~~
fJ tnfOffl'\9
DOWN
1 Sott ~
2 Tt*lt• bo•
3 USot
4 y._,.~y s Concorde
SEC -,CA
1 Cifdt of
threed e Liii• eun
t~ln
10 -Cten•ton
• T"9 Sneoow
11 ~llQl'lar1U
12 Not lhony
13 Aelldue
19 8~ 21 bpenencet
2• UnOMOed
25 S0009 of~ .. .,
H -nd ruon 27 T~•on
2l ~Ofoup
2t AltrOlogical
fOftJC.Ml• • 30 W~~
31 WOOO.O ..-..
s
S4 Body jOlnl
SS "l m .. -
S7 Foo. problem
(tlllfy UCIMt
40 Acquit
41 LonQ t"-
43 MenltCA
44 T ... ea -
4S A~-tn 4!. lCMI gr Uy
47 EnglM
49 Oiatl OUI
51 Fu.I
52 loatNOl'ne
"~ 5 WhMl~tt
~ 01
57 l •...,
11 12 13
U,.f'V 20. l!leotrao
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MAIL f'ORWAROINO
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ELECTRICIAN
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(7 '4) 646-4230
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Dultr'• L.wn Malnt.
Monthly/Witty or 1 IMPROVED
LOWER RATES
NHd a Fax? We handle
ft all, ryplng, A/P &
AIR Alf bua n..a1
handled l>y our s.ct'y
Guar lowa11 r11ea
873-2309
~•Nc•a..QAT••· llme. ma•.24H&40
New RetNtlr. A9dwoodr' QAROENINO·FUll NrV. ~83 C.O. POii ~-~"H8 lend1cape-1prlnklra-
Jlm W'1)'1• 842·720t eod·mow·adg•-clnup,
waauv
FULL OR PARTIAL
TRUST D••DS
(7t4) 83&-<6Sn
Flnnr
lno.,t.111 R0p,1ir•, H,:'(J
r•a fltN. 088-2718
I• ...... '• O•rde,,lnt1. S 1.50 per line
per day. Cabinets
O•n. malni.. traa trim-
ming, removal, clean·
lllqtert ,._., .... ,. upa, 1pnnklen •natan.
HardwoOd fir, llno.. & rep.tr. 550-9319.
ceramic, c.vpau Sub That • ALL you P•Y 8t9«I on 4 I MS
1 3 1nMf11ont 3490 nr rpr Uc. 84a-2821. S S L Malnt & Land Res./Com new eod, ., tilt
SERVICE
DIRECTORY
For more information
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Representutlve
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Ext 310
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Callf Public Ullll·
lies Commfufon RE-
(JUIRf S lhal 111 uaed.
household goods
movers prlnl their
PUC Cal T ,,umber,
limo 1 & cheutteor'a
print !heir T C P num-
ber In all advertls ..
men.. If you have a
quntlon al>oul the le-
gallty ol ft mover. llmo
or chauffeur Call'
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mission 714·">58-4 I 51
Air Cond1t1oninq
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,....CONVEYS CUSTOMS
C ab lnatafF urnltur•
Flnlaheaffia11orallon.
All quality 548-5375
Carpentry 3510
Fw nitwr
RPflnl'.-.l)ll)lj .H>,' I
a..,ert reflnlehln•
S1rlpplng, c:uetom
QATlla1-~•NCl!a, co4or matching & CA81N•T•. etc:. Int• _rep..._a.l_r_a_~ __ 1_03_9 __ 1
rlor/Eaterlor Reta.
Pata 64~2227
Cement
Concrete 'F1?6
Handy Man 37 10
***REMODELING
Cuatom w0tk. Elac •
Carpanlry· Tll•Pluml>.·
D.A.Z. Con•ttvctton F~ea l<erth 898-31 HS
Crattamanahlp, con-All raaldanllal & comm'I
c:rate & l>lock FrM rap&K• & maim ,. .. ._
eat • Competitive able & r-•onable.
pt1cea 751-8535 Reta avall. 982·13)3
Ceramic
lies 3'128
JACK KDMaDV TILE
& MAABLE. INSTALL
, REPAIR All rypa1
ol Paver•. Wuhlng &
Sealing .. 97~
Al'T. MAINTe:MANC•
O...t t• pe ..... '" a.tt. Malnt. We c.n
handle anything ahort
o t • major Ovel'haul.
N.wport S.ach •
Costa Mau • Hunting-
ton 8aach Arau c.11
CENT._~ MMITEl(AHCE
t42-22ae
THI ORIGINAL COmpl.ia Malnt/Rapalr DIAN the TIU MAN Plumt>-.IK -carpanlry
leaky ahoware·Aeld paint Rental prop
waah 6 r-orout. New our epeclal!Y ~9-5717
& Repair. hthrooma-DAN'a Hom./Bualnasa
Showef <Soofw. K«e-lmpr~I Oryw8JI
Fk>or•Ptumblng Uc Ca~ntry a Painting
25yr9 o.c. 17:M065 Bond.cS. 646-7822
AND COMM•RCIAL
Rl!,,fUO•RATION. TI~ne:=•~· HANDY ANDY
£1ao·Plumb-Palnt u.
eprlnk rpr. Ralfable,
LI() bonded 751-701'
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...,_.. h deeedlnr1 ==· M Cllftoftl A ~ ~ M In Died of TIUll ...,.. bf 10U W --...-......... • ,_ ....... •••4 ..... ... AND /6 ...., ......,. ttv .. ~ .... O.W-. D O'N11, -Iii&. Wl.L end codletl, If eny...., Md '*"°" ~'J~f altotMYA Jecll Cl\atlel w... ., ~ ............ _. ..... ~···· 11o••RT •• DMllU UllD SY THI ....... *°' ...... ~ ~ CafoM ... 19 lldmlta.d to PfOM... .......... , Hell= ·. IF ARE ., ~ O "-It ..W •1 ••t ,._-. aue UU1R-... nNI • _. or dlltil•ecl to .. M9r Cllr. -
Tiiie Wtl end any coelc .. Ille ....... • Cf\~ .• ~Of .: and .... • ,,_..., .--...... • ,_ ....... ,_ You ar. htfeby eum-YU"I l.,Oltl THI ..,,_ ... ~ = MlchHI I CllOOftlH I, "9 •YlllAble tDt ~ to COi ...-" fie Cllfdld _. 1"141 • Yw .... 10 ...... ,. __ -..... ,_ "'°'*' end ,_..ed to DATE IUCH UIT WAI HQt4I D8A ... , ~La .......... .. eminnon in N Ille._..,. ........ of dlto•l,!I~ ~ ~co·-llNl'llefle ND .....,..,, .... DAW ..... ... ............ --~ ..,,. upon ...... ... UNT °" DILNIND TO ~· In NOIWllll .... Ju-. C.-• .. Clll; ~ l'9 CIOU'1 ... ~ .._,. Wit. ,.,. "'' ()tftall ,._. 01 ..,...,._ -~ wttoM llddl9ll le• TH! IUVIR AM: ~ c.M. . . . '"11
THE PETITION 'PETITION illnd mllll • copy '° .. ~ ... GI I .......... -,..r ...... ..... ....... end Whe, fl c 'l'Hl NAMICI> AHO.... ,,. NI"'* and bualr'9lil " Cflia ICOlf .,, ..... ~· •ulhOrtty to....,..._ h ct.c.dwir1 ~ .!!P'~.,,.... 'uw po"' of ,.. te .. • ti..•u;:!: eM "'''"' -M • ., llWlti SlrMI, IUltl ,: NUI ADOMU~ eddrnM' ot lhe ~ .. 111Gell9'oed. i:.... ._ ~lllr 1M ...... Wl.L and codlell, If My, ~a.d •1 1ht COi.in itw ~ .. IM ,.._,,.. .. •-............... Bco Nevaca 8"01 TW! 9U't8' AM: MNOl<O ~KAWA. Tm Cllr ta113
""der tM l~ndenl " 9dmlned to PfObe• W.ln lour ~~°'c!f •• ~ ~llon to I ...... ..,...... h•• .... en.;..., to IM~ c. KIM.I. ,Int ....... w . ., .. St AtllC "E" 11'7. Mlc:flHI 0 Yode r, • Mminlsttallon n f Esla'" The will Md My coc•d• ~ ot tits.!.=;-lr1 hluf*U ....., 1of tMf\. ar A ...._ ., .,_.. _. .-.. wNcti II ~ ~ INre unw9, C... ......, .....,. del "91. Calif 10m Mlrande, trvlne. C•ll • Ad (This •uthe(lty will we ·~ tor-... M ,....,.~ cfteCl 11 cla&lllld belolr. -Mt ......... ,_. ,....,. .. ..._, .... upon 'JO", W11t11n 20 daye Ce NUt ICYONG J. KIM, The ...... fo b9 told ere 927'1 ellow th• per90nal eicanwn•tion in l'I• fll• kep1 MC'<>n 9100 of N ~ a• .._ llfM of ,,,.._,." ,.. -"* ~ of ltlll 9'#n-same delerlbed In __., ... N4 ftobtlt A. Al&ll, 111 ••
ntpr""'ll'llV• IO I W tie court . C91110{nla Probal• Code. in i.wtut motMfot ot the Uflit· ret1r e Muat -:. In N•n•H ... Aa. .,_ "!! mone upon 'JO", MClulMI THE ASHTI fO H ......... tumiur9 •. ~ RMt Sell lw:h, c.11. manr, •C1!0nS wllhoul THE PETITION The lime tor hhng claims Id 5'a ... o1 AfNrita ...... ....e te • -of 1M *Y of ~ If ~ SOlD AAE OllCAlelD IN lngl. 9QU!pment, goodWll eo144'
Qb'8 nino COUtt •PProval ....... ·~ to w• not • .,, .. berore lout OUI Wlll9"CY .......
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0f ""° .................. ",._. ......, ...... ..... " ,... to do to, ludoe!Mtlt "' OENERAl AS. ~. lllOCk In trld•. ~ c J . l'an.y, Inc:., ~
S.IC>fe laking certain YIM'/ :::--;, ~d .= 111onlhs lrom I'll he nnglplllcj M 10 titla ~ pr»-....e .._ IHMlft to heer ,.u .. Mt ..... -• d•f1ult wllr bl t1k1n Qoodwlll, Tr1d1n1m1, not 10 compe!e, rrt ...... H~I T.,,.. Hiie l)rhle,
\mpot\91\I •otk>n11 ~ rt'I 1P~ da .. nohc:ed bOV• 18U40n QI enculnbf~. ,.., ow. temer, ,.u -... M ega1fwt you fOr h ,...., LMM. Tre09 '1lllUrM end hold #'CS .,. loCel9d el: LaQuna BNcn, C. ....
bOwever, the pr:~ (Thia~~ wll YOU MAY EXAMINE: .. ·~·L ..... end ............ net .. ,.. ett....., .....,.. .... ~ed In IM Com-[QU!pm«tl, ·.:.::,·=: tc>. &':a.~· Co•~1.'t::. Glenn E. ,~Ll.~~ ::='':!"':1'19 ~llee lO llllow the pei'soMI :: •::'by •IN ~~,~:11:': ~ 1~ 1:: 1J.:. ,.._ .... .._ thM, !: ._ ., 0 ........... ~· 11 .,, eetlOn tor partl· ~~ 10t1 Orange 12121 ouniy. ~Laguna roov-. ·
11\letMlltd P8fSOns uni.u '9PfeMntaliYe '° . IMe ln..,_tld In the •stall• I• dlctlbld P'OC*'Y 11t11· .,. .... tM oaM, • floe lll•t•t9 1" the aon or rNI pt°'*1Y A~. Coate M4IM, C&. TIM bUllnMa Nme uMd K-"h p 91thop, 27065 ~
!hey hav• walv•d nollc• or men~tons Wltl\Oi.11 'Jo41 .~ fie wilt\ N co"'1 .~ 1n the .r0r....t Cour\Jfet1r ••tHo in•n:: _...... MellJ. KAR•N VA8QU•Z, 9*7 by th4t ...., al lt\el loea· Ovie do. Ml11lon VI~. ~S9n'9d to th• P'Of>OseG ob• COUf1 ce:roval ~ RecluMt b end St••• IO ... ..... ,,....rt, ...., Dee~ ........... ca.n .. c..rt. ., .,.., THE BUSINESS NAME liOn 11: ORANGE MINI Cellf-12ttl
achon) The lndependenl 8etofe WltY Notloe ot N lltlng °"*'"A" ....... wttMut fMftMr ,,.,..... .... ......... ........ DelMllr Clertl USED BV THE SEU.EA AT lh• entlc:lp•t.0 dal• of Wlltlam L ~. 11'42 MtmlniSlrallon 1\11hority ~· lldton•, of I •n Inventory 91\cJ PA..ct!l 1. Fee llmc*t ti . warnlne fr•in th• ................... un I THAT LOCATION IS· LA "" bUlk .... la AUGUST Colony Cl1\le, santa AM. w1I b9 gfMted urileu en tw>w.ver. the PafSC>n., .,alul of •late usels lie 10 Condomirilum UnUl...e. ~,_act IMA8 CAL-SEAl OF COURT CR!STA ClEANEAS & 29, 1991 II the Offlc• of CAiif. t2705
lntwesi.d pefSOn h~ .an reprMenlatlVe Win. be or ol lltly pe.aiotl or No 255 (The 'UM ") u n.r. .,. ..,._ ..... a NDAIH08 ,_. ~ Dlte4d 7-31·91 DRAPERIES NATIONAl BANI( Or' .J•Y F. Ptlc:hlkln. 2233 "°"
objecllon lo tM ~Ilion requwed to give no~t_ IO ~t as Pf()vided In thown uOOO lhe Condomon· ...... , ......... You '"llY ---..... , .. , ... .,. Publl hed Ntwport 8"ch-The txllk ...... Int~ SOUTHERN CAUFOANIA. C1rll1I• P11u. N~ 9nd shows QOOd ca\1$• lnterMtld persons ur-ss e.ctlon 1250 al "• ium Pieri centuliild •Cotldo-'f ---Co1t1 Men Ptlot Augutt to b9 c:oneummated et en. Thi• bulk', ... 11 liJbl.el 8"Ch c.r.r 82t80 why the covtf should noJ they haw waived notice or Clllltomia Probaw Code A mink.Im ~n tor LOI 1 of went •• oall en a~ "°'"9 • •••Ulrae en 13 20 21 Septemb9r 3 oltlc:• of ESCROW AMEA· to Calltomla Unlfotm Com• K~h A WOltlOft 2U9t
gr11n1 lhe aulttority consented to the P'Of>O•d R9CMt1t tor Soeclal Nolic9 Tiac;t No 10681·1. eou.11y1......, ,...., ewer. .. .. oefte, 1991 ' ' • ICA CORPORATIONL 9132 m•rclal Cod• S•cllon VtlHQull, l.agunll' Hiii.
A HEARING oo It!• K tton,t T~ ~~t torm le •vaiW>le 1tOm fl• o1 Chnoe. &ewe 01 Celli-Of· ..... Mt illMlw en •t• Una •eris e una r 571 GAADEN GROVE 1tlVO., 8108.2. C .. lf. 92153 pellllOn will be held ori 9dmlnoalratl0n au.,..,11ty COUt1 cleftt. n111 (lhe ·Pieri·). Recorded *"°'• '9'I ..... otlft M 1 ....... ,........_ ne No 5. GARDEN GROVE:. If ao IUbjKt the narM Chat\ls S. f.kon, C) W...
August 22. 1991 Ill 1 45 r" M~lltd uo:-..: an AftDf'ney_fOf PielltlOMf': on M 12, 1878 .. Doc;u-attemew ~ ..,. .. ....,.. , .... Hlln; PUIUC NOTICE CA 82944 Md lddr .. DI the petton Yale L.oott. IMN, Cell. P M In O•pl 3A loca1tK1111 ntet• person .. ~" HOWSER, O!M'NER & ment No 1ee10 1n 9oo11 .... ., • ..... .w of• es ..,.._ a · The nanw end ldd,... of With ~ dellnl mey b9 92714
700 CIVIC: Centet Onv• obffci!on to the ~-n BROWN 13220 Peoee 7e tlWOYQtl d I t h 941 ,..~... 1tW4 lhl per11ori with whom fll4ld II NATIONAL. BANK CllY K HY<ltn 18'4 ..,_
West, P 0 Box I 138, :h(j =~~= .Q40 ~· Df. 115, ;nclut111• ol Oll"r. !!!!_I~•) n e "'••ulna tleft ... • ~~ aBCROW NO. lt44H cf.unt INY be filed le ES. Of SOUTHERN CAUllOR· lark lane, ~.-Pott ....._ SMIA Ana CA 92701 Y fMwlMM't a..eh , CA 1Recit1ds ol u 1d 0 11ng1 --...,._ ' ou,..elr oen ~ .-TICe OF CROW AMERICA CORP<> NIA. £.crow DMaiOfl, 3951 Ceif 92t10 IF YOU OBJECT TO grant the Mll'lorlty IHfO County whoc.h p&an ....,..,. 011, .... de.,_ le -........... ....... ... ...,, RATION, 11732 GARDEN So fltaza Drive. M e 1&0, J.4leflul L Mili.,, 23 ~
th• g1ari11ng ol 1he pehtK>n. ~HEA.RI~<! ~ ~Newport Bead\1Cost8 I'° 111e1 PIC>PerlY dualbed 1n tr11•n .... otteolon ropl••• .a ...._. .,.. (N!!':" a.AL• t GAOV!. BLVD , No. 6, S1n11 Anl , Celllornla 19"'•. IM,,., c1111.1211s you should appear al lh• P.' w "" ,_, .0 Mm Piiot Traci No 10687, Recotdell ......... ...._ tMM "" .,.. caue la oerte •• .. _ pureuan GARDEN GROVE, CA. 112704, Ind thl laal dew for Th11 bu1lri .. 1 11 con-
h.aring and stal8 you1 ~"fl J9·, 1::i:.: .!f~ Aug 13, 15, 20, 1991 11n Book 448, P1g11 5 ...... de~ DIAS CA1' o..che eu ..... to UCC aeo. 8t01 926'4. ESCROW OfFICER a:etalma 1hal be At>-dueled by-a gen.al ,_,.
objec:llons or hi• wnllen ~00 ~ :f C. 1 t0,;! j•h1ough 5 ot Ml900llaneoul ••DMI08 ,,_,.. pr.-S I .,.._. ,.. _,...ma .r IMIMI .... • TO CONTACT IS Jeenni. 29. 1891, wNch ~ tn. lllfllllp
ob}ec:lk>ris Wttll lhe coun W t. ivs.nte n~ CA PUIUC NOTIC! ~ Aecofdl ol Aid Or· ......, -,........ .. .., reap....ea • .._.... ......_.In UCC LH, on or •ft• l r.zt/91 • day l>efOfe the Th• reg111r1n1(1) ~
belor• the heanng Your 4tS ' 1"91 County ..... IM en I aeo. 8t02 •nd the Im dly for flllna NI• cl••• 1peclfltKI above. menc~ '° traneact buet-appearanc• may be '" 92701 PMaJt PARCEL ti. Ari undMdld • "'9CIU puede P9lder el MN, UtHiHttt clalnu1 11\alt b9 8/28tlll Dated August 2, 1881 ,_11 Uf1CMt the F~
per$0n or by your Rltomey IF YOU OBJECT. TO ............ • 00238 petC*ll ltll .. 811 in .... ....... 'I .. ~ ..... eu ·Norte~. IS tiEREBY wf'Mch I• the bullnes:~ Mlkllto FUNkaW• Pul>o Bu1U\9H Nltnt(I) bted
IF YOU ARE A lhe granting of the petition, ••lnHI Nw Ind 10 lhe Common At_. Una ••rta o u n • ealllfM, au .... ,. V GIVEN Chat 1 bulk ule 11 b9tofe tn. tale date ll1h•d N•wpott B11c:h-above on Apn121, 1811
CREDITOR °' a ~ sttoulcf appew •1 th• atateMent as shoWn end def!Md on llentM• t...,._eo. no •tr•• o•••• de •u i bo\.11 to b9 med• n4'd 1bove C01ta Mel• PAot Augul1 Altn w Perii1 conllllgent Ctedilor OI lhe anng and r:•• r.:r TIM fo1ow1ng penons ar• lho ~n leMfWlQ lhet•hom le ....... proteoolonJ ptopled•d efft awtao Th• nerM(I) ~nd bull· Thll bulk lranaf« It/II noc 13, 1891 Thll atalem.nt WM flltd deeeas4'd, you must Ille obJecllons or ' wri n dolna buelneM .. : Ille tollowltlQ (Al An .OU-eu ,.,,.,.., ... rtt• • adtotonel ,., P8'1• • neu lldd•"* of the Ml* IUbjlld to Cal1lomla Uni-1575 with the County c:a.tc °'
your clo1m with lh• court Ob(llCllOnl ~!!'-th• ~Uri AMERICANA ANTIQUES -...-nefll (Olhel lhan Ma49uln• tl•n • ca u• I ot1 er•· DRESS fOR sue. form Comm•rclel COd• PUBLIC NOTICI! 0f.ll'Q• County on J\lty "· and m111I 11 copy 10 the belcmt IM ,._nn9 out LTD 2099 San Joaqukl p.,c;e1s • and IV) Olllgnll· -.11r 1 '°' • O •· CESS CLEA.NEAS INC SectlOn 5108 1091
persooal reptnen1a1111e appeararice may ~ In Hftll' AOtKI Ntwport ISMch led II "Reauic11d Common •UM.,. oen :: • bteten _.,.. ,...., ... 2578 Nrirrpon ~arci' DATED· oet07191 Flotttteue ''°' ... :.~:'1f:ur b'fno~~~s fr~~ pe;:o" o~gr, you~~~~ Callf. ~..,._, 18 Thune!~ :,~ ~o 11~.,:-0 Un~ ~ ::.=-et~:..: ca': ~~~.:-:. ~": ~:;}; Masa~~:r: ~ J. :ii: •u.1n .. 1 Nw Publl•h~ Cott• ~
the dAlt+ ol hrst ISSUlll'IC8 of CREDITOR or • T~INtne ~If 82714 Ull8 II patklnQ ~ ator· ere ....... oort• ... Uft ....................... DAESS~R SUCCESS Publllhld Newport ..... .....,, Newport Beech PllOt
leners as p1ovlded in contlng9nl crtKlllOf of N Jeann• L ·Qebler, 18 •O• ap1c11 belcon tu ouohe tu oeeo. """''•· II "° oonooe • CLEANERS B11c:h'Cot1• M111 Piiot Th• follollfing peraon1 .,, gull tl, 20, 21, S9Plembef ~,on 9~00b 18ol co"d: ~':i:'m ~~ ~'cot: Thunder Tf911, lrvlne, Calif. anc1'UI pllli()I, end (8 , A 81 uet .. ne ,,...., •• un •botde puede All other bYllneU nem.1 Augual 13. 1991 tSeo ma:~c::ADENS 3, 1991 T-642
a 1 om1a ro " d m.11 lo l'I• 92114 non.eiicluslve M.-nelll If>-au ~·· a tlempo, flamer ..,.._de end ldctr. .... uffd by the Bm1ol St ' ---------,~~: n~'i°:it~e"~:for\'81~ ~'so;:~ •by,.°:~1a": ~b~n=~ c.:; :''::"'~~1':1~:,:: ~-~ ~.-:~ ret.,.!1':' • • .._..~='~ • .,~th!! :i:.r:.; PUBLIC NOTICE ~f!"· ~4lci.5·~arit• Ana PU.LIC NOTICI
monlhs flom lhe heanng 9ePD t • co wile 801881 1uppn.1 11palr, V __.... ctU ar doe• a une eflolne de th Hllet(•) .,,. Noni H4"0ht1, Cal•I 82707 .._ttttoua
dale nohced ~bove Wlf'lln fOUt months trom The t• lalrtnl(I) Com· mlk!ienance. and ~oech· •••• , .. , IU dfMre 'I .,uda ..... (we el di-~ l'latM(I) and bull· P1otttloue CoY9 ~ Ml~ r""
YOU MAY EXAMINE the dat• ol lllSl Issuance ol menc.d ,0 ll'IMACt blnl-"*'' 8lalPI thefelrom '" •• ,.. ..... d• eu reotene t~feftklo). ,..... ldclfHI ol !h• Bu.IMM Nem9 """' fund I, 2424 s e •uetneoa N ...
lhe hie kepi by the c:our1 11 = ~1J,~ "~ nns uoc1« the FtctrtloUI Oii oas. tn11'18rllls Ind ochef propl•d•d e ln avl10 c ... No. 9111,9 buytrl•I ar•: GOLDEN· &a.tement Brl1tol St , Ste 350, Senta a tet.......e
you are a p8fson Clllll~la Probell Code Builneu N1m1(1) n11tK1 hydJOUllbon 1Ubclenc.e1 IV· adlolonal 1H>f p•rte de JUDOa JACK WEST LAUNDRY a VALET Thi Foltowlng persona Anl H41lght. Calif 82707 The follOWtnQ perlON ..
1nt&r8Sled 1ri the estate, The time tor fifing clal~ abolle on• June 1, 1991 lllQ bulow 1 ~th ol 500 le oorte. K. MANDaL SERVICE, INC., 15702 Pro-•su•• ~~~MISH I ~LEAN-Thi~ bbu11~:,:, = d<><n9H
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~A.,...EFO~MANCE you may Ill• with the cour1 ··-• befi 1 Garytl a.bl« leet lrom ll'le sur1ec1 ol lbtot etroo roqulM-dUC• l.aM un.t o Hoo· ,,,,., ,. duct,... y • H20
a tormal Requnt tor .,..,. not •lQ)I'• ore our Th!t statement wu fi1tKI .-t progeny bul w1lh no en ot:PT. H II Ion Beach cautomla ERS 536S Alton, Suill E, ,,... PRODUCTS, ~5 N. ey.
SpeClal Nol1Ct1 ol lie tiling monlhe .l~m "• heanno With the County Clerk of 11ghl ol surl1c• entty as toe ........ Puede 41'11 92t9 • ltvlne, Cattl 82714 Th• 11g111rari1(1) com-~"' St <>rang., c.lt.
of an inventory ana date oot1e ftbOV• Oreng• County oo July 8 proYl<hid "' OMci Aec:oldid 111tad Qlllera llamar • T h• naino and ado The asNtt .,, 0.,,.,lllv SFC VI Inc , CaMlomla, 310 menc.d to 1tanaac1 but!-92697
appraisal pt estate assets lheV~~tiAMt't,Y ~x::~N~ 199 1 'lf'I Book 9580, Paoe 131 Of· un ah .. d • lnMedl .... d,.... et t tte 09Ut1 laJ d9scnl:Mld 81• A PICK-UP Em111ld Bly. l1guna ,...., und« lhe FICl•liout Chllt1tll R1yrnond Ue. 200
Of of any petition or p y F4"2 t 2 loal R@c;ordJ I ........... "° oene.e • ,., Minbre ., dlreoolon A N D DEL Iv ER y T 0 Beech, Caltf 92651 Bu1IMH Nam•(•) -hated ,.,t. Lane • ~L ""'*'
accoun1 as p10Vlded in ~85~· 111 ~ =: Publll'*l N-pot1 e.ac:h-PA..c£L Ill. An 811CJulMI u n •e1tot•d• puede de la CMtrta ••' aU .. t • HOMES ROUTE ONLY, Thia bu1lne11 11 con-1bove oo. F1bru1ry 12, e.ad'I Celli 8~ sec11on 1250 ot the · ....,., end MJ4lt1lel'll to u• 1,___ ""MIFVtole ,_ '-' hlch lncludn IOl'lwll• d1Jc1t<I by 1 e0tl)Of1tion 11111 Th•• b1.11ln•n 11 ~ Calltorn111 Probate Code A you m.y file with ll• oour1 Colla M .. a Piiot July 23, :.,,.. led ,__ • R~ COUffT OP CAUo w cont acts cu.: The 1eg1111ant(1) com-Rodney F Emery Mat\tg· duel~ by an lnCIMdlal
Request lor Spec:1a1 Notice~~~~~= 1111~ 30 Au9t1s16.13. 1991 /: ft:'°si:,~~the referenol• ~ FORNIA, COUffTY OP =Y=t•. ~ii, end monc.ct to tt1nsac:1 bull• 10Q Qenenl P111Mf Tile r•al11r1nt(1) co m-
IOfm •s available lrom the ol an irweritoty .,,a T-442 b*.onv .,N(I) dltllQMltKI doe o • un11 OflANQa , 700 Clvlo hanging g6odi lnv•nlory 0911 under the Actlllout Tht• t1ate"*ll wu flltKI merlC9d io lrentect buM-
court clerk 1pptalsel ol •tat• assetl PUBLIC NOTICE on the plan u 8-25!1 u I»-evud• .... , ,.,.. •I dto c...t ... ~ w .. t , a te. ind 1 ,. located 11 Bu11ri111 N1me(1I 1t1ted w11h the Courny c .. rk of ""' un<ltf t1le Flc1llloul Attorney tor Petlllorier Of of My pe~ or "10 eQPUflel\afll to Ille Unil, NOtorlo teletonloo). IH, Senta Ana, CA ROUTE ONLY l0t ORANGE above on NlA Orange County Of'I Jliy 18 8u1m••1 N11N(I) btld
RANDY SWANSON, 9Ceount as provided in F~H as wQf1 as an udUtNo r!Qht C-. Ne. H T02.otH C-OUNTY a nd LONG Gr190ty S Keems 1~1 . above on NIA
ESQ ~" 1250 ol .,.. Flctftlou 8nd MSemenl to UM I INDIO Mao4 TIM n•.... •dd,.... BEACH Thia lla19mlnl -· ftled F500330 Char!M R u.. ~~~acArthur Blvd Cal1totnia Probal• Code A Bu•lneu N!ine stOll08 111&1, 11 ~ c:lesio-TIM riame ane1 addre11 ot and t•l•P...;,. .,umber The bUlk Pl• II mltl'lded ~th lll• ,.~'Y ~ Pubh-"IKI N"port Beech-Thi• mt4:.~ ~ "'c: ,
NI• B h CA R9qt.1esl lor!t:ial Nolie• ,, .. rnent nattld on lhe ........ the c:ourl II (EJ notnbr• y ., ........... ·"~ 10 M consummated II the e ~~ ~"J on Co••• M9H P1lol Jllly 23. ~II lhl~":,., J4Ay 12 92:20"' He . !:;. ~va lrom "• The tot~ ptf'lonl.,. ~-:.:'::'~'°.!:Unit d~ de la COrl• .. , 1•' ,.......,, without ..; ~'g9w °tNc~~ci~ c::: P5027H 30, Augusi a. 13, '"\.,.65 1a:~· •
N8Wporl ~"en Co•.ta AttorM~Of Pietltloner doll'lg but!M11 aa· l:MI ullld only for 1lor10 RIVERSIDE COUHTY SU· attot'ft91, .. : l•I ·notfto ride> 81Vd~ St• 100~ I.Os Publt1hed Costa Mee• ,.._T4
Ml'sa Ptlol STRAD ING YOCCA WE~TCO PRODUCT pu.poe119 and not u PEmoR COURT. DESERT "9, la dtNocl.n r et A=• CA 90041 ll'ld the N-pon ·a.ch Piiot Au--Publtthed ~ ~
Aug 6 8 13 t«<il CARLS &'RAUTH · ' GROUP, 2~ SIYI Aatlch Ql»ltert BRAN<;H, "°209 0&1J1, ftYIMN .. tew.no def Id Ml• dale 11 Au-1 13 20 27 s.pt9mb41f PUIUC NOTICI! Colla MH• Pllc>t J4Ay 23,
JOHN J SWIGART, JR ~::r~1 Yotb• Linde, PA~L IY An lndlO. CA 92201 altoeMlo d•I dem•n-gllll • 1991 ~991 ' • • 30 AUQUSI 5!"13· 1881
'60 Newport c.t\t•r Dt T J w 1 P d ctl ave •'Oh• and Mtemelll • TIM 111me, addre11, and dt1nte 0 del demM-The t>ulk 1&11 mey b9 T..S5e F"lotttlou1 T-462 ----------===' St• 1600 Gr. · , .. co ,!~11 u I'll u• the pe1111ng apace Of t .. lt)hone numblt of p1.in-dHt•' llU• ne tl•n• subjOC1 to Ca11lonw Uni-Bual!nee• Name N.wporl Beach CA oup, nc., • ....., °' • space1 de9unated on lhe pl n 0 lorm Comm•relal Cod• PUIUC NOTIC! at•.-t 82660 ' corpo111lori. 22935 Savi Plari 81 oailling space(• htr1 anomey, Of lln1l •b• .. d•, .. , LAW f. Sec:tlon 5106 2 N-porl 8NC'1 Costa Ranch Parllw1~, Yorba 1>$-71 A P No Ol&-78 wt1ho\ll en enomey, la (El ,.CS8 OP JOHN ~· Thi ri1me Ind lddfetl ot P1otltlou1 d~ f=~ :1'°"' 1te P1ottth tM
Mesa Pilot Unda. Calrf 92118 255 riomt>re, la dlr9c:Cfon Y el IUO, 1111 Center A.,. th• p•raon with WhOm •uetneee N..,._ NIOREWS. STRONG AND a .. tftlM .._ ---------fAug 13 15 20 1991 Thia bu1lne11 11 co~ The lotet emounl of 11'111 nu!Nfo di l*IOtlO d.i enue, 8te • ..0, Hun-clalml may b9 ftlld It I Ment ASSOCIATES, 3334 E at ........ MERRITT ducted by 1 COfpotallor'I Ul'\J*d pnnc"* balence. in-abogado d• c:temandanl•. t1n 1 t•n •••o h , C A EASTSIDE ESCROW, INC. ~ tont .,1 Co I• M Co-f __ P_U_B-Ll_C_N_O_T_IC_E_....., Th• reg1111ari1(1) com-iorut i11eteon •aoettiei •• o o.i d•men~t• que "° etM7 T1 • 141 4149 ~1 Col0f1do 8IVd . Ste The ·~~ ~ ror:.•~:i8'!,v:'¢.1111 ems ~,:a~~ ..
Leiter L. ll1rrltt, ----------1 menc~~ ·~Cl•= •e~l>ly Hll!Mlld COiia. Ilene abogltdo, "' LAW OAftJ llAY oe '"' 100. LOI An~ll, CA ~ORBIN·HILl INC M1c:hut Ctwle• Strong lZ CHICKEN MART. nt3
Passed away August NOTICCP02.0 : 7i82... ~ON ~~ne11 Name(ll ll1111d ~,::s ur:c1he ~~OFFICE OF JOHN RAP· Garr L. Qranvllle , :>°"1c=:"':y _ ~.: (b)COR~N FOODS 3303 2721 Wonc:kMlt Df , Ooforia ~ltvl•w Rd. L. Coete
8 1991 Memorial EOFPETTTI at>oveoo July! 1~ C.llOll ut thll Nol"• 11 IUO,ID7c.rrtarAvenu., Cle r k , r luaan l~lhalt b9 A~I H , Harbor BIVd 4'02. Co1ta d1IMar,Cal1t.t262!) Me1A,Callfl2'27
Hrvlc• 2:00 p M TO AOMINtSTER Fib M Hon, PrHl<lertt 173,822 66 Suite 550, Hunllngtori z w •e, Deputr 1991 which 11 the bu9lnela Mesa, Calif 8202~ I 'fhl1 bu1ln1t1 11 con-Semlr M Hun. U M
Friday, Auguit US. EST ATE OF: Thlt 1talemetll wu filed Cu11ontly dlled Calhlel Beech, CA 92147 (71 4) Pub111hed N.wpott 8"ch· day befof• 1n. WlClc:lpeted COtbon H>" Inc ' 1' °''"'n-~•i.ar:~,:fr~(I) ~om-~!~,1 ,... ~907 ' Aneheltl\. 1991
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Andrew• Billie Lynne L••li•, with 1"• County Clertt 01 Olecki or C.hlied 841-4849 Cos!• M ... PllOt July 23. aale d111 1peclfled above Thll bu~lnH• !u!0 menc.ct to traneact ~ Thi• ... builnen 11 ~
PrHbyt•rlllll Church aka 8 1nle L Le1lle Orange Couniy oo July 2• ~ lu lho True•• 0t DATE· MAV 30 1991 30 Augu11 8, 13, t991 Oiled AuQutt 5, 1881 OT~t<I by f •t~:'~) c:om• nett undtf th• Fk:titioue dUCI~ by en lndMdual ~~-:'· R~d.StN:: CASE NO. A1&0154 1991
,498872 btddoi '"" ec<o11pt11>1e 1 Alit.ur A. Simi, Cler'k, 1479 GOLDENWEST LAUNDRY IM:ic.:,•,0• tra"nuc:t txlll-Bu11rie1t NerM(I) lated Tn1 reg111r1nl(I) ~ To ell heirs, TrustH provided ptop., lly U. Q, Duran, Deputy & VALET SERVICE, INC • nesa unoer lhe F1Ct1tlous ab0\1'9 on Fet>Naty 1801 menc.cl lo ltenuct buet-
pol1 Beach Surviv.O b9neflcianes etlldtors. Publl1hed N-por1 Beletl ldln11hca11on is waollb6a PUIUC NOTICE By E.tre Scl'Ny, 1\9 Pf91l· Busmen Name(•) lolled M)(;l\l .. c $1tong ,,..1 und., the FlCtttloul
twoby h•l'111e~• andEdnaa, conltngerit ctedll()(S and Co111 Mesa ,.,toe July 23. -F1om tntoimalion w P bll hed Newpor1 Beach· dent •boll• on: Novembor 1, Thia alat•IMtrt w11 nt9d 8ut1n11t N1m•(1) ..._, •• rsons wtto may 30 Augu115 13 1991 lhtt Trustee doomt 1elieble, u 1 P1otltleu• Publl1hed N•wporl IMS wtth ihe County Clerll ot eboveon NJA brother In lieu of ~httiwise be lnl8reS1ed Ill ' T-4141 ttul for wflich TruSIM ~Colla M ... Pilot Augull 5, .......... Nome BllC:h·COIUI MIH Pllol LM MICOonald Sec:rltarf Or.nge ~Oft .Alty 11. Stmlf M HMn
flow ers donatlo"' lhl! will Of eslal_. °' bolh no 1epruan1•110t1 or wat1an-13, 20, 27, 1191 S tat.-.nt ~ugull 13, 1991 Thi.I 11ttern9nl • wae filed 1191 tti11 11a11men1 wae tied
may be made lo 01 Bith• Lynne Leshe aka PUIUC NOTICE 1Y lhe SllMJt addf881(•) QI T52I The fOllOWlng peraon1 are 1571 wtlh the County C*k of F.OO~U W11h Iha COYnty a.tt of
Hope Ear ln111tute. S.1118 L Les!Ht ,....... °''* ~mon de11gr111 PUBLIC NOTICE dolrig bu1tneu It PUIUC MATIC" Orenge County oo Ny 19, Publ tied Newpotl BMch-Orange County on J4Ay ,2 2100 W 3rd SI . Los A PETITION has b9en ..... ._. of lhll allove dllCllbtKI FIRE AID ONE. 1975 U.. "v '" 1991 23 1991 •
Angeles, CA 90057. filed by Eltt\or T Flctltleua P'~IV 1• 101 ScilO&l ~ ni Canyon Rd Lagoni ,9008'4 C:O.ta M..a Piiot .J.-y ' '41M T9
Paciftc View MOl'to-Thomp90n and Rob1t1 8u.tne11 M•me la 127 Nuwpc>rl Beet.ti F1cthlou1 t.tc:h, Callf 826Si 9 ... "°1-tttlou11 N•'me p bll hid N-BNC&f\· 30. Augutl 5, 13, 1001 Publitfled Newpot1 8Mcfl.. 01 Ktl (714) S1ewa11 In "• Suoenor Stat.-nt 928e3 9uafne•• NonM tom J Haopet t876 La-... ·-u • ·-.-· !IO T""58 •rv. ' ng COUrl ol Cakfornle, C'ounty rhe following'*'°"' 111 Said po~ty 1s 1 .. t•menl uria Canyon Rd 1..11guna StllteftMMtt eo.i. M ... Pllo1 July • Costa M .. flllOt "46'f a.
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ol ORANGE doll'IQ bulll,,... 11 eold for lhe PIPPC>M of The following peraon. •• t.ch C&hf. 82g5j The fOllowlng perwn. a<• Aug\1111. 13, 20, 1811 PUIUC NOTICE 10, AugU1t I , 13, 1"1 ._________ THE PETITION QUICK PICI( MARKCT, •no'""' ublog.lhons doing~·.. Kevin' Hatper, 21722 c .. doing bulllnell.. T~95 T ..... --========1 r~ttSts "•t Elinor T 16520 e.ect1 8Nd Hun-bV ta4d Doect o1 T1us1 in LYON STREET. CPM. 2424 mane Miuion v,,10 c 1111 PAClFIC eu1Lo1NO CON· PUIUC NOTtc• P1otttleua pua• •c-nlCI Thompson and Robin tlngtoo Beach Calif 92647 c~ flltlS and 8llPlf\ SE. Brlllol StrMI. Suite 82592 ' CEPTS. 18102 Stty P1t1c '" l uel.neN Nw _. ffV st-81'1 be appointed as Aot>en G Phch9f. l58A2 of the rus1• 9M ol Sllkt 350, Sant• Ana Hligt111, Jame.a P. Gaughan, 2'33t Soulh Suite A·t . lrYinl. P'lotttteue a a.t.....nt =9PrMen\llllV8 lo Topaz W•lmlMI.. Cahl c.tlfomle CAiif 92707 81rb1do1 Dana Polril, Caf. ti 112114 ·~"--N Th• folto...._ ,..nof11 ,.. II• .stat• ol 92683 anc:a COmpeny It Cov. Pfop4lt'tlet M•Nge-Callt 92129 Craig St .... tn Hamplon, •-11 llflM -"'V ....... the rit s E Pltch•r 1!>142 l1u1t•. &uanne Keltv, m9nl Fund I, 2424 SE T 1 11 c:o~ 2405 l.aM9aa Court. Coe1a a ... ...-.m cl~na t>o lneta It
THE PETITION T:.,'oz Wnlmlnsl41f Calif 11c.u1tv11 Vtc.e P1eald1rit, Btltlol StrHt, Sit 3~ d~I~ ~~! ~·~, .. part ,,. .... C.hf 92827 The 1oC1ow1ng pet'10nl ate HUlllT IHVE$TM NT CO TN toltoWlng pereone M requests IM dvced8ri1 s 92683 • 930 I Cott>in "*""' 811 Santa Ana HllQhl• Cl!<I hi Dw1yn1 W1tltam Pryor. dol~ bollMH at 711 Udo park Or H Newpot1 dOlnG t>wlMll .. : PAC8P1C VllW Will end codClis ,, riy Thi• bUllMll II c:on-100 Norlhrtdua. CA 11324 82707 ~: ~. 111r1nt(•) com-279M SI Klna, M11110n THti CUT ABOV1! 1578 Beach. Calif 92063 MAl'NITAtET MAINTI·
_..,..AL ,AM be edmltled to p1obate duct.cl by husband end 15 Ill 776 1575. Oatttd Thia bu1ln•11 11 c:on· m9nc~ ,o lflnHCt bulll· VltJO, Clhf 02&02 Wttn.. Avenue, Founta•ri Matt1n M Hunt, 3441 COOi NANCE. 240 ltrott<IWey,
c.metery • Mot'luatY The wll and ariy codicils wife 712AJlll ducted by lndMdu•I butl-MM \#Id., the FIC:tlUOU• Thl1 ~ bu1lnt11 11 con. V1J1ey, Cellf 82708 fltl:Qh19 Or Palot Verdel eo.ta .,...., CAllf,:'
()iepel • Ctematcwy 1r1 ava•able 101 The reglatrent(a) com· ASAP3850! ,,... 8 Na~•) llt~ ~ by a ~II pet\· loY9y S ftt\lliPtOfl, 328 Calif '°274 RJC.hefd Roman • l40
3500 ~ v ... Orfltte •011·nenahOl'I tn lhw hi@"~' mencecs to tranud butl 8113 ll/20(, 1127 Th• r1g11111nt(1) c:om-~It NIA nershlp lllh SI , Hunt1ngtoo Beach, Thi• bu1lri111 11 con-Dto1dw1y. Cotti ......_
by"• cou11 under th9 Flctllloul l'Ml'ICtKI 1o tr•ntaet bu•I· 1 "'P 0 Th• 1•gl1tr1nl(1) com. Callt 12541 duel~ by· an lndMdl.laJ Ceftf 11127 ~~ THE PETITION ~=nut Nam•(•) llttad PUIUC NOTtCI neu und• l.h• F1C11ttou1' ~, .. ~,,.;._ llld ~ 10 ltanaact bull· Thie 1>u1lne11 11 eon-Tl'I• reg111ra rit(1) CC>l'n-Thi• bu1tn.11 11 con-~llJ!!!~~~=~~l ,.qunts aull'°ruy lo NJA 9u1lne11 Nem•<•I lllled """"' COYt1IY Ca.tit ot ne.1 uncl.,. the Flc11lSou• dUd~ by en lndlv1dull rMnCtKI -lo lraneac:t buW-clUCtad by' en'1ndMdulil ttdmlnls•r the •1•1• •.=,,oa. Pitch..-"°'.....,_ ebove oo Maye, 11111 Of "'•Count JUty tt. Bus•n"• Nem•(•I fl led Th• r1ol11ranl(•I com-,,... und• ~ nct1Uoua Th• 1a11111r1nt(1) com-... 1111811 under tfle ll'lde~n<Mnt TNI 11_....,,.,,. -• flied •uetnoN NetM ~ F. Emety, Meneg· 199";'C!• 'I on •boll• on July 22, \091 rMne:tKI lo ttaneact bull· BualnH• Namt(•) 1111~ ~ lo lteneac:t ...,.
-1 ....a ... AY Admtn1Stra110n ol ESlatn wt th Count ca.tk 1 ... ....._.. Ing General Penntt P~M Craig s Hampton neu under IN FICllllOUI •b<W9 on: IMO neee ~ the "ICWOul --_....,.. Act (This authority Wiii O:" ·~~--yon ..... ~ Th• ~ng pet1IOftl .,. ™• •tatement Wit llltd Thia l tatlt'IW\t WU Ned au.on ... NlllM(I) lifted Marlin M Hunt lu•lnell N•me(•I .... Mortuary * Chapel 911ow th• personal anQ9 ........... ,. ~, • dOlng bulinMI u : With the County Clerk or Publllhad Newpofl 8Mch-with the County Cllfk of 1t>ove on ~ 1, 1t11 Thie 1t111.,,.,. waa t11ec1 1t>cw1 on Jiiiy 11, 1•t
Cremation r.ptestn .. IJV• to . 1.1.k• 1991 Metltl CROSS ROAOS INT RNA-Or•• County on July 18, eo.ia M ... PllOI .Jiiiy 23, Or~ County ()fl July 19, LllltOnl Phlllpt.on Wiit\ lfl• CoiAnty Cllfll Of Rlehlrcl R Aotfl
110 Br~-many &ellOna Wlf'IOUI Publlehed N.wpott Bel!Cfl TlONAl., 1922~ N4IWPOfl 1tl1 30 AugUtl 1. 13, 1891 1881 Thi• ·~· -· ftled Orange ~ty on Jiiiy 11. Thi• ••• ,.,,...,, WM ...
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1 obta1rilno eoutl •pproval eo.t. MMe Piiot Jiiiy 23• Blvd 1100. Cotta MIM. ''°°'" T~ ~ltl With the County C*lt of 1991 wltfl IM COU'lly Cleftl ot
_.., -9'10te faking cet1ain VfMY • <:all! 02827 ~ ~ 8Mch PUbfilhed twwpol1 hach-Oranot County on Jufy 11, 'IOOJ31 Orange County on ~ U ,
!1::•:1 .. =•=·===~lm:1PO:""":.'~tt1e~~.a~t0n~s:.30 •. iAIJ•IQllm•ill.ii1iii3ii, li89it~Ti-438~l Seou D1v1d Oufflfl9"', Co.ia M• • p,1o1 ·~ 23, PUIUC NOT..,.., Cotta! Mt • Pllol Jl.ly 30, 1"1 IO Pvblllhed Newport 8Mch-lttt P tlllJO howevet person 253 f 191h SI , Colla 30 Augu 1 I 13 ltll ,_ August I l3 20 l8111 Plooe ~ ..... Not Jiiiy 23.
M•u Cellf 12t27 • • ' ' ' ' ' T-4'4 Pvbllahed ~ 8eec.fl· 30 AUgUll t 1J 1811 f'Wll9hed N9'll'pClft .._... Thi• bualnHI 11 c:on• T-463 ~ NIM PllOC Jiiiy 30, • • T....., Cotta ...... Piiot Jiiiy tl. STIRTllG I IEW BUSlllESS?? . ~;~~:= :, __ PUIUC ___ NO_T_IC_I__ PUIUC NOTICI "UOU9' '· UI, 20• 189\..... PUIUC MOTICI 30• AIJQUtt .. '3; 1•\ .....
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tt>ove on Mat I, ltlt •UelntH NelM ,RISU (b)UTTUI DA,.. The 'ollOwtnf P«90N ,._....._ • a ... eMent "91ftll -
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Wini 1h9 ~ CIWll °' dolna ~.. '*' ,.,,.., .u ffY COUCCTIONS SUNNY ,.,. 11 c · me ~ ,.,_.. .. Orenge County on Jiiiy lt. DOW BUll.O!Jllt SU..,LY, MICPIHI Niii Al1•bum, ~~ 17th I D, Cot .. ~ = =aont.,. ff\S a*O Camino dM c101na bulitloll M
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T•1 W7tl ducted ..,._., and duCteCI bJ en lndMOuel ..... CMlf t2Nt Tt\11 bu IM11 1 con llledl, Ct.-... =========1 ""' b ut lMH 11 C:Oft-1"""9 bJ" Th• f91l1tr1n1(1) com Tl'lll bu11n"1 11 c~r.-duC'ted "¥ • ccwporatlon H111 bu11nee1 • 09fto "'9UC IOT1CI ~ t»y .• c:cM'J)Ofation Tti. I I I( l tom-menoed to trllf!Md ~ CIUClld by en lndlvld4lll l h• r•11••11•nll•I corn. dUCted "'1 llf'I ~ ----------~· Tl'I• r91111r1nl(1) COf'n• ~i:,· ~~ ...... ,,... IMlder ... ~ Th• ,.g •tl•nH•I corn-~ lo •enuct ~ ,,,. r~lfrMt(I, ~
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