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Newport Harbor
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cross country title Comment5 • Tips • For detoi~. see Page A2
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Puhlu hed Tuesdays, Thursday.\ & Saturda.vs Circulatum 45 .(JOO
Woman held in grisly murder
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Expense Account Highlights
for Newport Beech off 1c1cls' Leogue of C it1es trip to Sen F ronmco
Person
Planning Comrrnss1oner
Jon Oeboy
Planning Commis~oner
Barry Gross
Plonnrng C omm1ss1oner
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Total Items of
Interest
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S20 11c~e1 for "Ccµ 101
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S 1,2 78 00 $27 8 per night hotel
S78 63 for lunch
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Newport Center's bare beginning
We .ire graldul to Judith Brower for this mid-60o; photo show-
ing whN<' Newport Center now dominates the lando;cape. The
l irclt• drawn in the dirt was laid out as Newport (<'ntcr Drive,
the bare land in lh<' middle is now Fashion Island. The 600-acre
complex wa'i devdoped by the Irvine Company as wa" the big
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Ndwport Beach/Costa Mesa Piiot
Managing Editor Steve Marble ... 642-4321, ext. 363
Classic cars draw crowds
L ost weekend's Collector Car Auction at the Hyatt
Newporler attracted thousands of visitors with its
array o f classic cars ranging from o 1930 Model
A to a 197 4 Mascrat1 Merak, as well as a variety of
specialty cars Remember toil fins? The pair belonging
to this 195 7 Plymouth Fury (left) 1s o classic example of
the style Other. more upscale specimens at the
ouctcon inc uded the 1963 Jaguar under the hood
ornament above and the 1964 Rolls Royce below,
which sold for 37,500
Tre annual auct on s b ed os Col forn10 s oldest
and most respected event of ts kind Brds ranged from
55,000 10 S250.000
Photos by Lee Payne
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-Tuesday. December 3. 1991 Al -----------------------------
Excuse me Diogenes, this is Darlene, from Joe's Place
You remember Dloeenes. right? He was the
oJd auy who roamed the world -canyln1 a
lantern, for some reason I've never been able
to figure out -searchif\I for an honat man.
Had he been looking for an honest woman. all
Diogenes would've had to do was go to A~lon on
Catalina Island, drop Into Joe's Place and meet the
manager, Darlene Ford.
Bill Byrne, who just wrapped up his year in the
barrel as commodore of Bahia Corinthian Yacht
Oub, wants Diogenes and everybody else in the
world to know about Darlene. ·
Bill and his wile, Carole, were in Avalon early in
September for several days. At some point during
their travels, Bill lost a gold chain and medallion
that Carole had given him shortly after they were
married. "When we finally got a few dollars ahead,
Carole went out 1tnd bought this for me,"
On the
Coast
Bill recalled, "so it had
tremendous sentimental value."
Dill didn't realize that the chain
and medallion were missing until a
few weeks after they came back.
He called every place he could
think or that they had been, but no
luck. Then he remembered the
morning they had breakfast at
Joe's Place and tried there.
"Sure, I have a chain and
medallion right here in the cash
drawer," Darlene said, then asked
Bill to describe the one he'd lost.
He told her the chain had thick,
rope-like links and that the
medallion was a ship's wheel.
"That's pretty close," Darlene said, "but not
exact. 1 '11 need 11 little more detail. " Bill thought
for a moment, then remembered that the wheel had
a sailboat inside it.
"That's the one!" Darlene said. "I've kept it here
in the drawer for 11 couple of months now; I figured
the owner would be back some day." Darlene
hadn't even wanted to take it home for
safe-keeping. "It might not have looked proper, and
it was plenty safe right here in the restaurant," she
told Dill. ~
The errant jewelry finally made it back onto DJU'I
neck last week, courte~y of Darry and Ellie Faber,
who were going to Oitalina for the weekend and
said they would pick it up from Darlene. When Dill
opened the package, he found the chain (with a
broken link) and medallion. Along with it was a
note:
"Dear Dr. Byrne: Wow, this is great! Sure do
hope this is yours. It 's ironic, isn't it? I'm so glad
you decided to call. Life is great in America, huh?
"And who said chivalry is dead, and even honesty
and trust! Well, like I say, I hope this is your
necklace. Let me hear from yo u, that you got it OK
and everything. Sincerely, Darlene."
Appi)reml y, chivalry, honesty and trust are still
alive and well in Avalon, even though Darlene still
seemed ju!.t u tiny bit un~ure that the chain really
was Dill's.
Meanwhile, a happy Oill Dyrne is trying to think
of just the perfect gift to expre~s his ;ippreciation.
One candidate is ;i varni!>hc<l wood sign with gold
lettering reading something like: "Joe's -the last
honest place in America!"
Here's a jacket that loves to be abused
R on Beale told me, "This is
a good value and a great
story, you'll flip out at
this ... "
He was
referring to the
hot item for this
Christmas at At
Ease in Fashion
Island. It's the
Barbour Jacket.
Seems the people
on the Scottish
moors wear CIPll
them. They're IJll Jllll
totally waterproof ------
-impermeable.
"You can roll
over it with a
Range Rover or
drag it through
Best
Buys
cow dung, no problem,' says Ron.
Michael Jackson owns one ...
they're very cool... they cost
around $350."
Oh, and yes, they smell a bit
funny in the beginning ... They're
boiled in oil for waterproofing ...
You can find them at At Ease,
Send your Items for Around
Town to Bob van Eyken, The Piiot,
330 W. Boy St., Costa Mesa,
91627.
Tree lighting
NEWPORT BEACH -Eastbtucr Vil-
lage Center will host 1 Christmas tree
lighting party from 5 to 6 p.m. today, fea·
luring entertainment, refreshments and an appearance by Paul Butcher of the
Los Angeles Rams. Tree ornaments hand painted by terminally ill children will be
sold to benefit the Mike-A-Wish Foun·
dation.
Rent-a-Santa
NEWPORT BEACH -The City of
Newport Bench, Parks, Beaches and Rec·
rcation Department is again sponsoring a
Rent-A-S1n1a Claus !rosram from Dec. 1·2J. Santa, equippc wt1h candy canes,
c;in be rented for a minimum cfiarge or
S30 for a one·halC hour visit between the
hours or 10 a.m. and 10 p.m. Rescrva·
tions must be made and paid for at least
24 hours in advance. For information,
call 644-3t51.
Library meeting canceled
NEWPORT BEACH -The study ses-
sion of the Library Board of Trustees
scheduled for today has been canceled.
The next regular meeting V.:ill be Tues-
day, Dec. 17. 11 5:30 p.m., 1n the Com-
munity room of the Newport Center Li·
brary.
Sailors' meeting
NEWPORT BEACH -The Balboa
Sailins Association will meet today at the
Amencan Legion Yacht Qub 11 6:30
p.m. For information, call 840-3957.
Parks meeting
NEWPORT BEACH -The City o(
Ne"'.J)Ort Beach, Parks, Beaches and Rec·
re11ion Commission will meet at S p.m.
today in the council chambers, Newport
Beach City Hill, 3300 Newport Blvd.
Fashion luncheon
COSTA MESA -The South Coast
Cancer League will host a luncheon and
informal modeling or fash ions by Caliror-
nia desisners Nancy Alvarez., Denise de
Lanthume and Flora Hills at 11:30 a.m.
today at the Robert Mond1vl Wine and
Food Center, 1570 Scenic Drive, Costa
Mesa. The event, entitled "A Tutc of
Fashion," wlll also feature maltCOYCR by
Stevens and Cross. psychic rcadlnp and a presentation by f'rancls Klein Estate
Jcwcb. For reservation Information. call
751-0441 .
Library opens late
NEWPORT BEAOI -Tho Newport
Beach Public Ubraty wlll open at 10'.30
a.m. Instead or the l'CJUlar 9 a.m.
Wcdnc$Clay because of staff tr1Inlna.
Eartbwalker talk
NEWPORT BEACH -Dave Kunst. the flnt pcnon ~rifled to llPO walked around tho .world. will pmcnt a tree U.
loatntecl talk at 7 p.m. Wcdnctday at
Maritlcrt Branch Ubrary, FOt snore la·
formltlon. call 644-314$.
Senior craft 1aJe
or else go to Har rods ....
0 "It's the man's version or a
coupon • it feels like a credit
card," says Julie Okamoto abou<
their little discount card. She
manages the new store, Structure,
in Crystal Court.
The deal is on through
December 6. Pick one up at the
store ... its good for 15 percent off
everything and you can use it at
the Limited Express too ...
The Express has their own
version. It will get you the same
discount through December 13 ...
0
The very best price I could find
on a rental car, economy type, was
from Cal American Rent-a-Car on
Campus Drive in Newport ...
CaU Linda if you need to rent
something. They rent Ford
Mustangs for $127.95 per week
with 1400 free miles ...
Linda seemed to think they have
good prices 'cause they're not
right at the airport.
Budget Rent-a-Car on Harbor
Friends of Orange Coast College's Nor-
man E. Watson Library. The program
will be held in the Captain's Table res·
taurant on the college campus. TI1c
meeting is open 10 the public. Admission
is SS. For reservations, call 432-5087.
Artist's reception
COSTA MESA -a reception for the
photo Clhibition '"This Is Our Yard" will
bo held from 7 to 9 p.m .. Wednesday in
the Oran&e Coast Colle&e Art Gallery.
OCC dance professor Karen Shanley will
has low prices too. They can
supply you with Geo Metros for
$129 a week with 1000 free miles ...
Cal American's daily rate is
$19.95 including 200 mile s a day.
Ir they're all booked up you can
rent a Ford Escort from Theodore
Robbins Ford on Harbor Dlvd. in
Costa Mesa for 5 cents more,
same free mileage ...
0 for a good rental price on a
generic tuxedo for the holid ay
season, you might try Friar Tux in
Costa Mesa. They have tuxes
starting at $39 and they go to $59
for name brands ...
Other places, like Tuxedo
Junction, wanted $69 for their
name brands ...
0 Back this year, Neiman Marcus
in Fashion Island (with the help of
von Hcmert Interiors, Inc.) has
created something special for t
serious shoppers ...
lnCircle Customers (those who
spend $3,000 annually), can find a
place to unwind, or make a phone
perform "A Taste of Ashes," chorco·
graphed by Jo Dicrdorff at the reception.
For.information, call 432-5725.
Stress elimination
COSTA MESA -Dan Milbtcin, a
prorcuion;il stress management con~ull·
ant, will offer a Cree strc~ elimination
workshop Crom 7:30 to 9 p.m. Thursd:iy
11 the Costa l\lesa Community Center.
Anyone over the age or 10 is welcome to
auend.
Piaget"
Piaget• Polo'" Watch.
JOJJ Brillo/
t•rlllol •t P•11l•ri1rn)
Coil• Mt1•
114-4Jl-4100
call while th ey plan their shopping
strategies in the new Hospitality
room o n 1he th ird noor of the
i.tore.
Anne-Marie, the hostess, will be
happy to provide you with a bite
to cat as you have your purchases
wrapped and enjoy the
neoclassical surroundings ...
0
If yo u've come across any
bargains or unusual items, or if
you know a retailer who providcs
exceptional services or quality be
su re to let me know. You can
reach me at 497-9873. Or send a
fax to 631-5902.
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COST1JMESA -The Chart House Enterprises Inc., the co~
f,any that opcratct Chart House restaurants. Jut week entered
nto a 40-yeat licensing agreement whereby it will develop and
operate at least 50 Islands aourmet burger restaurants.
The aireement with Costa Mesa-based Islands Restaurants cov·
• ers Island outlets in Florida. Hawaii, San Diego, Phoenix and Tue-
• son, Ariz. Chart Houpe also acquired an option to purchase rights
to develop and operate an additional 100 Islands restaurants in
the northeastern United States.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed. Islands Restaurants now
operates nine outlets\in Orange and Los Angeles counties.
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Job cutbacks arc oxpc:cted to outpace any staff increases in Or·
ange County over the next several months, according to an e~
ployment outlook survey by Manpowu Inc., a temporary help
company.
According to the report. which pertaim to expectations for the
first quarter of 1992, lS percent of employers foresee personnel
·reductions, while 10 percent expect to add employees. Another 68
percent of respondents foresee no changes in the first quarter,
while 7 percent arc unsure. I
-By The Pilot
'~Scott and AndlU Hiidtn, Y~T, II la S~ Fonua; Sci>tt ii
a taldad and Heidon is a
44-yea~ ~Beach resident.
Wh.•• • 11lc Sinales Porum oCfc~ work· .,. ~a.a counscHna on auucs
relatina to ....... IUCh 11 conununicatlon, self
esteem. -~ Md perenting. When· Fooricled cattier this year, the • =Forum holds monthly edacadoml WDl=. The proaram fee is
$10. a.lier llu. .-1~ tbc company staned Of'f~ lix..._k .,.,..p sessions for singles,
~ -eYCnlfta a week for $25 a seufon.
Wtiere• Tbc l"OUP sessions are held •at tho Singles Forum's
Newpolt iloada off1cc, at 11Sl Dove Street,
suite ua. 11ie q'IOfttJlly workshops arc alto held
in the eliport A{tL The company can be
cont.cted at 7S)..77•7. Why• Scott and Heiden arc both • lioensed marriage, family and child
counselors, and thcy'r~ both sin&Je themselves.
"We created the Sift&lcs Forum to provide an
avenue in which lllnJlcl can learn how to deol
with certain concems and then practice what
they havo leamcd In a non-threatening.
comfortable, casual atma1pbcre," Scott says.
She eddl that the prosram also tel'WI aa a
IOOCI "81 ror ainala lO meet other siagles. Says
fWden; wrhere's ao much ilolatloa fOi' alnglea.
With the grovp, at least they have someone
else to interact with." ff OW: Scott and Heiden say their
• ncd1lin1 service has done well so
far. AbOut 40 people attend each monthly
wortahop, and the Singles Forum is hosting
two six-to ei&ht·mcmbcr groups each week.
Doth partners C'Ofttinue to maintain their
individual c:ounselinc practices, though Scott
• she believes the Singles Forum has the
potential to evolve into a f ult-time business.
Lesson Learned: ::t
she's learned that business partners have to
have the same valuea ond goals, and coch has
to bring complemcatary strengths to the
venture. Heiden adds that she's learned to be
patient. "Nothing'• going to happen over night,
and you're going t'? have to put in a lot of hard
work and funding in the beginning," she says.
' -By Tony Cox
-Do JOU know 1omconc who should be
pl'Ofllcd la thl1 ttttk/y fcDturc'! If so, send your
sugutloa to The Pilot's business editor, Tony
Co.r, at JJO l¥. B-., Sl, CO$ta Mesa, 92627.
ShMllll~
Andrea Heiden, left, and Susan Scott are
partners in the Singles Forum.
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Up _lhe Ladder ,., .. . . ..
August Napolitano, formerly of
CB Commercial, has been named
manager of Cu.shm•D A Wake-
fteld's Newport Beach and North
Orange-County
offices.
Joe W. An-
guiano, formerly
of Los Angeles-
bascd Lewis &t
Associates, has
joined Tbe Rox·
burah Aaeacy
Inc. in Costa
Mesa and The
Green1bur1b
Napolitano Group Inc. as
vice president of public relations
for both organizations.
Anne E. Mcinnis, formerly of
Security Pacific National Bank. has
been named a vice president with
Northern Tnast of C.lltornl• in
Newport Beach.
Northern Trust
also announced
th~t Marie A.
Hardtlce, who ._
joined the com-
pany eight years
ago, has been
named second
vice president,
and Diana Wam-
bold has been
named an opera-
tions associate. Hardtke and Wam-
bold work in Northern Trust's new
private banking division.
Eddie H. Lew has been named
senior wholesale account executive
with Newport Pacific Fundln1
Corp. in Newport Beach.
Bryan R. St. John bas been
named a senior account executive
with Equity Bancorp Inc. in New-
port Beach.
Plt•st uad 10ur Up tbe Ladder
aaaounttmtnts to Tbe Pilot's
business editor, To111 Co%, at JJO
W. Bar SL, Costa Mesa, 9m1.
Appointment Calendar
Today. leTlp of N~JJ:OO • Beach, an orpniz.itlOn
designed for exchange of business leads,
meets at 7:16 a.m. this morning And every
Tuesday morning at the Balboa Bay Oub
in Newport Beach. F0t Information, aU
£lain Pantez at 675-4500 or Shawn Wit·
ders al (800)922·2~ 70.
Rep. Christopher Cox (R-Newport
klctt) will host a semin.ll' on the credit
crunch from 7:30 to 9:30 a.m. al le Me-
ricllen Hotel In Newport Be.lch. Conl<Kt
Peter Sien ill (202)22S·S611 .
Wednesday: caEtdou;
and business ronsultant Dr. limes A.
Belasco Will conduct a seminar based on
his book. "Te¥hing the Elephant to
Dance," ftom 9 11.m. to 11 :30 a.m. at the
Westin South ~ Plaza Hate! In CoQa
Mesa. A copy of the book is incNded In
the S12S-per-~ reptr.ttion lee. bg·
1stet by cani"I <800)829-8333.
Tuesday, December 3, 1991 A9
nmy klll Matro Pointe towers City delays E. 19th Street studJ!i
EAMIC**
~A MESA -High·rise or-
buUdinp propoeed for the
ctro Poinac p~ .... In north
• Meta Inly bccomC victiJm or
doWnlum In the economy and
• slut Of local orrtcc apace.
News of the potential changes in
Arnel Development Company's
eoaoin& Metro Pointe eroject
came recently during the third an·
nual review or the project with city
,Plannen and the City Council.
orracc space both in Costa Mesa
and eounl}'Wide, we no lonter
antlcipate bulldina our rcmairuna
four oJJke buildinp as oriainally
planned .. ' Amel auomcy Leonard
A. Hampel wrote in a Oct. 11 let·
tcr to city planner J(jmberly
Brandt.
A 4-story ortioc building already
finished at the site hu an OC•
cupanc:y rate of 15 percent while a
completed 6-story office building
has a occupancy rate of 12 per-
cent, according to a planning re-
port by Brandt.
More than 730 dwelling units
have also been built ~s part o( the
Metro Pointe housing plan, Brandt
said. Buildings that could be elimi-
nated include a IO.story, a 12-story
and two 15-story office towers.
In the coming year, Amel De-
vclopmcnt Company will be com-
ing up with a revised plan, which
could include a proposal for more
apanments and 'dramatically re-
duce the intensity" or the total
project, Hampel said in the letter.
If the remaining office buildings
arc scrapped, the development
company could also stand to get a
reduction in nn estimated SS.8 mil-
lion in tramc improvement fees.
Arnet has already spent more than
$2.4 million to improve intersec-
tions in the area, Hampel said.
COSTA MESA -City Councilmembers vo1ed Mond:iy to ·
delay a city-iponsored study aimed nt preserving the residential
quality or E. 19th Street in the hopes the county will join in on
the study.
Last month. the Council a!.kcd the county of Orange to cooper-
ate on a study or the effects or keeping E. 19th Street a two-lane
residential street, as opposed to a 4-lane thoroughfare, a move
that would save 69 homes.
Council members also asked 'ror studies or the impact or remov-
ing proposed Santa Ana River bridge crossings at 19th and Gisler
streets from the same county highway plan.
The Board or Supervisors is expected to make a decbion on the
issue as early as late December.
"Based upon the current econo·
my and the existing oversupply or
Since the project was· approved
in 1988, Arnel Development Com-
pany has developed about 16 per·
cent of a 1.2 million square feet
parcel on the 900 block of South
Coast Drive, Hampel told the
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Pl.AN: ~Ilion~ proposed
The proposal represented an ad·
~tion of 200,000 square feet of
f(>mmercial building space to
Curci-England's original de-
velopment plan, which was ap-
pnwed by the city io the early
1980s. Also, the approved plan did
not call for any apanments.
CUrci-England has already de-
veloped three 12-story oCfice tow-
ers, totaling about 700,000 square
feet, on the site, meaning that
without a revi sion, the developer
would be limited to another
600,000 square (eel o( commercial
building space in South Coast
Metro Center.
The city's planning staff recom-
mended against the revision, sug-
gesting a maximum or less than 1
million square Ccet of commercial
space if the 600 apartments arc
added, said Donald Lamm, deputy
city manager for development ser-
vices.
"We said that if you're adding
apartments, reduce your com-
mercial," Lamm said. "The starr is
of the opinion that we don't want
any more traffic impact than we've
already planned for. They (Curci-
England) didn't like our recom-
mendation economically."
Rather than accept the alterna-
tive proposed by city starr, Curci-
England is preparing another pro·
posal that is expected to be heard
by the Planning Commission in
late January and by the City
Council sometime in February.
Shurl Curci, owner or Transpa-
cific Development Co. and a gen-
eral panner in Curci-England, said
be plans to propose a total of
900,000 to 950,000 square (eel or
commercial space -less than the
amount suggested by planning
staff and about 250,000 square
feet beyond what's already butlt -
plus 1,000 apartments.
By placing a greater emphasis
on apartments, the project would
put less strain on traffic, Curci
said. Apartments have different
traffic patterns than commercial
From A1
are still fairly positive about living
here, it 's not the paradise it once
was."
Traffic remains the most impor-
tant problem to county residents,
but more residents than ever are
ranking growth, housing, crime
and schools as the most imponant
problems in their lives.
Baldassare and research associ-
ate Cheryl Katz polled 1,002 adult
Orange County residents between
Sept. 3 and 20 through telephone
Interviews conducted by UCI's
Center for Survey Research.
"Orange County is a suburban
community that is rapidly becom-
ing more urban, more complex and
more congested -aJI with a less
vibrant coonomy than we once had
-and many residents are having
trouble accepting these changes,"
Baldassare said. "However, we're
not just seeing spoUed Orange
County residents complaining be·
cause lhinp aren't perfect -l
Tiie
FEED
BARN
~
buildings. he said~ and many or the
people who would live in the
apartments would work nearby, in
the South Coast Metro area.
"Wc•re trying to be responsive
to what we finally understand the
concern to be," Curci said.
With a weakening office market
and an opportunity for profit with
an apartment development, Curci·
England submitted it.s first revised
proposal two years ago, Lamm
said. But with the Costa Mesa
General Plan expected to be ap-
proved in 1989, the developers
held o(f in hopes that the new
general plan would resolve the
issue.
"We've been waiting for the
general plan for four years," Curci
said. "I think we're growing a little
bit weary."
Now that-Curci-England has de-
cided to quit waiting on the gen-
eral plan update, Lamm said, it
behooves the company to push its
revision through as soon as pos-
sible. Being a revision to an ap-
proved project plan, and not an
entirely new development, the
Curci-England proposal can be
ruled on before the general plan
update is completed, Lamm said.
Lamm said that until the new
general plan is adopted, the plan-
ning starr is being conservative in
its recommendations.
In addition, city approval is just
one or several diCficult hurdles
Curci-England will have to clear
before the group's plans come to
fruition. Besides facing the pros-
pect or a soft real estate market,
Curci-England would also be up
against a tight lending market.
"We 're in a situation where de-
velopers arc planning out ahead,
trying to have approved projects
for when the economy turns
around," Lamm said.
South Coast Metro Center is lo-
cated on land Curci-England
leased from Costa Mesa's Sakioka
family, but the Sakiokas arc not
involved in the development.
think there are some very signifi-
cant problems out there."
Only 13 percent of those sur-
veyed say they're satisfied with
local freeways, a 19 point drop
compared to the first 1982 survey.
But 79 percent or county commut-
ers drive alone to work, a number
reflecting no change during the
last 10 years of the survey.
"This may well be one or the
last places on earth where people
change their driving habits," Bal-
dassare said. ''1bere's a kind or
'Western' mentality here -people
think they ought to be able to sad-
dle up and go whenever they
want."
Fifty-seven percent of the resi-
dents surveyed say local control or
growth rates is too lax, a 17 point
rise since 1982, although support
for stricter regulations is un-
changed in recent years. According
to the 1990 U.S. Census, the coun-
ty gained more than 475,000 resi-
dents during the last decade.
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I nside every old person is a
young person clamoring to get
out. The spread between our
real age and inside age is the
world's biggest generation gap. It
requires a consid-
erable leap of
faith to close the
gap.
It isn't easy
being old outside
and young inside.
You don't know
who to believe.
One half warns
you to watch
your diet, the
-----other half cries
59 and
Holding
that life is a ban-
quet. I've always
sided with my
-----younger self be-cause we have more in common.
The Old Girl who toddles off to
bed by 10 in her hormone cream
and slippers lives a pretty dull life.
We used to have fun together, but
she's now too old for me.
1 don't know what I'd do with-
out the support of my fearl~ss
alter-ego, who is 30-something. I
can always count on her to give
me a fresh perspective when I'm
overwhelmed by the nilly gritty of
aging. True, she gets carried away
at times. Her suggestion we take
up belly dancing was a real bum-
mer. As my chiropractor advised
me, hip bones can't be talked into
thinking young.
Mornings are the oldest part of
my day. Half awake, I have to po-
litelr. listen to a Greek chorus of
bodily complaints. My back de-
mands a heating pa~t my tummy
renders a sour report on last
night's bean burritos. While I'm
waiting for my pouches to deflate,
so I can put on my eye-liner, my
Old Girl lectures me on my juve-
nile behavior for staying up too
late. The session always closes
with her favorite cliche, "We're
not getting any younger, you
know."
As I'm pondering this gloomy
assessment, a message comes
through from my other half re-
minding me to hang in there be-
cause I'm not any older than she
is. The lady lies in her teeth, but
she's a real pal.
Occasionally my two ages have a
head-to-head confrontation, leav-
ing me to negotiate a compromise
between clean living and modest
decadence -like a glass of wine
with dinner. While the body is a
mean scrapper, it's no match
againsr a-tough, r silienT spirir
who is anything but blithe.
Nobody has ever seen an altcr-
ego on a CAT SCAN, so it's hard
to imagine what it looks like. Dut
it has to be pretty compact to fit
into the right-hand-brain where all
the good stuff like creativity, intu-
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Examining the pain and plight of migraine sufferers
· Out for somcono for whom the effort could prevent
W here's Uncle Ken? migrnlnes, the job takes on a new hue. It mnkes a
As the fnmily gathered around the • modicum of sense, after oll. that when you !oke both
Thanksgiving table, Uncle Ken was acid-requiring ond olkaline-rcquirin~ foods into your
conspicuous by his absence, and it wasn't the first stomach at one time, one of them wall not be .
time. digcstecl Your stomach cannot, aOcr oil, be both acid
Uncle Ken was spending the day in bed with a nnd alkaline nt t~e s~me time.. .
migraine headache. Any tight intensified the misery, Q n n more sc1cnt1fic note, 1t is known that .
so the curtains were closed to partially digested foods cnn produce undesirable
blockade the sun. In the pitch black byproducts. The umino acid hist.adine, f~r ex~mple
room he lay with n cold wet cloth can convert to the potent vasodalntor, h1stam1~e.
covering his eyes while the right side Histamine is the cu~prit for which ma~y.allerg1es are
of his head throbbed mercilessly. blamed, nnd for which we consume mtlhoos or dollars
Nausea prompted frequent trips to in antihistamines yearly.
the commode. In the '60s Dr. Henry G. Dicier was saying that
If you arc one of the 18 million migraines were really just an "alcoholic" type of
people who suffer from migraines in headache, wherein the body merely ferments foods
this country, you know what it and produces its own alcohol. Alas, a migraine closely
meons to live the life of a resembles a hangover.
mi~raneur. E~cn the usual.ly There is the school of health professionals who link Health enjoyable hoh.day~ are no JOY when migraines with prostaglandins, the hormones that
Dual ages create special prob-U d one suffers migr.aanes. . . prevent innammation. Here, too, the fermentation •
lems for older hostesses. They can P ate If you nre typical~ your ~igrames notion fits nicely, as alcohol interferes with the
only pray their guests will bring come on ov~r 11• period of tame, conversion of essential fatty acids to prostaglandins.
their younger alter-egos to the .. . .. pcrh~ps bcgannmg as mere So because we are dealing with hypotheses here, I
party and leave their cranky selves sens~t1ons on one side of you.~ h~a~. Once would recommend that every migraneur supplement.
at home. Nothing dampens a gala established, however, the word pam becomes an his diet with gamma linolenic acid as found m
evening more than people ex-understatement. I know one woman "".ho would evening primrose or
changing cures for irregularity. ra~hc~ go !.hrough the lab~r of 10 bab_ics tl~an o.~e borag~ oil capsules.
. migraine. At least the p:un of labor as fruitful, she Q nee a migraine
When I was young I tned to told me. . . . has gotten its I know one woman
who would rather go
through the labor of
1 O babies than one
migraine.
think maturely. Now t.hat I'm ~a-lnterest1~gly, an a survey o~ :3.~ A~iencans. grip, however, there is
turc I find 1L esscnLUl~hiAk.-..LCSCarch~rs fr~m John Hopkins .~nl\7rs11y and the ~omcthing safe an<l y~ung .. It's .good for your c1rcul~-A~bert. Einstein College of Med1cme in ~cw York natural you can do in
t1on, d1spos11ion, sex life, and cun-<;tty discovered that w?mc.n were three times more the way of pain relief.
osity. If nothing more, it proves ~e~ to suffer from nugramcs than men. y 00.1 2_3 1 _
that aging isn't all bingo, Geritol, U nfortunatcl~, because anal.ge~ics like Tylenol bl~~~i~s 0~ regul~r
and Lawrence Welk. offer no relief, and prcscrrpt1on drugs that offer (( . .
relief arc dangerous, the migrancur often li ves a li fe co . ~e in pur~ '~~ter,
Nancy Mcintrye is D resident of, of drc:id -never knowing when or where the next strain, an~ use varrn
Laguna Niguel. ¥ migraine will strike. as-~ ret.enll~n enema,. . . . It's the
luckl• Up
for Lovet
Migraines arc set npart from other headaches in This ~mn.ss speedy relic~ .11.~ost every time. c
that the vessels leading to the head first constrict, caffeine ."1 the coffee tha~ as a~~orbcd t~rougwh thre i't
then swell. This disturbance in the blood flow seems c~lon, travels UR the portal ~cm to .. the 1.ivcr he
10 be the cause of the pain, sensitivity 10 light st1mu~ates the.bale ducts. l~ dump their loat an: ·s
(photophobia) and visual disturbances. Out what any. dilatc.d veins to constrict. Coffee taken t 1s w y 1
about the nausea? entarclr different from that ta~en by mouth,
. . . . . . . according to Dr. Max Gerson in "A Cancer Whale n<;>t a sc1entaf1c fact, ti is_thoug.ht bys~~~ Therapy." Now I realize that this isn't something you
tha.t t~c m~graneur. hns an exceptional s.usccp11b1hty will usually find printed in the newspaper, but, hey, if
to 1~d1gestaon. Whtie .we .should all .be somcw~at Michael undon can discuss it on the Tonight Show ... cautious of the combinations to which we subject our
digestive systems, for the migraneur this is a must.
Ben Davis, in "Rapid Healing Foods" says that
migraine headaches are nearly always poor food
combinations, and that complete relief is all but
guaranteed if you separate foods into compatible
groups. He suggests that you combine in one meal
only foods with similar digestive requirements.
For those of us with "iron" stomachs, this would
be a tiresome task. Imagine, no turke)' sandwich,
because it combines a starch that requires alkaline
digestion, and meat that requires acidity.
Much has been written about migraines, some
scientific, some speculation. I offer this information
based solely upon personal experience. My hope is
that while we "men of science" co11tinue to gaze
through our microscopes looking for the invisible
migraine malefactor, perhaps you will find some
relief in these suggestions, allowing you to got on
with the business of enjoying life.
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W EU., HE'S GOT A LOT OF OTHER THINGS ON HIS
MIND -The very selective invitations were out, and the
b GOP (Grand Orange Pnnjandrums) planned a welcoming
salute today for the important emissary from the White House.
But then things happened. And, as you may have heard by now,
Jobn H. Sununu won't be droppin' in on Newport Beach this
anernoon. The appearance was quietly aborted (excuse the
expression) the other day because -as explained by local
Republican headquarters -Dushman One is
needed at the Mideast peace talks getting under
wn~ in Washington.
Well, that's one valid reason for The Nunu's
no-show here. ·
But nobody dared to mention that the White
House chief or staff also might be busy updating
his job resume.
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ON THE SUBJECT OF LlfTING SPIRITS -
Republican county chairman Tom Fuentes, home
from his first visit to the Orient, was regaling
------friends the other night with some amazing talcs.
In Tokyo and Seoul, he said fine booze was
available for the sobering price of $200 per fifth .
Which made one ex-GI listener (who, me?)
yearn for the good old days when, while bivouacked at Tokyo's
Yuraku Hotel, he was slurping the best Scotch for merely 15 cents
a shot. Gosh, was that really, four decades ago?
0
1 HEY, CHAMP, HE SAID IT, l DIDN'T ~-AtSunday's!uncral
services for our beloved Los Angeles Rams, ex-heavyweight boxing
champ Mike Tyson was spotted on the sidelines.
Way up in Anaheim Stadium's high-rent district, well out of the
fighter-love r's hearing range, someone snapped this quickie:
...
"Do you know why Tyson cries when he's with a woman?"
Pregnant pause, then:
"Mace!"
0 FASTER THAN A SPEEDING MISSAL -How did the Charlie
Browns react to the weekend item about their son, the Benedictine
monk, entering the world of communications technology?
They didn't wait for, Frere Francis Xavier to read it in The
Pilot's international edition. They faxed it to his monastery in
France.
0 SPEAKING OF DROWN MATTERS -Cousin Morris
Abramson, visiting here from the ol' hometown of Reading, Pa.,
was stunned to learn thaJ tanning salons actually exist in this land
of sun and surf, sun and skin, sun and run, etc.
He thought it was another of my get-rich-quick deals, reminding
me of the time I called from Japan with an investment opportunity
-noting that there wasn't a single big and tall men's shop in all
of Tokyo.
0 UGH.TEN UP, EVERYBODY, AND ENJOY, ENJOY -In case
you don't know what day this is, holiday-wise, here's a clue:
It's the second day of Hanukkah, also known as "The Feast of
Lights," an eight-day celebration.
Hanukkah (also spelled Hanuka, Chanukah or Channukah,
depending on which paper you read) is a time for joy. It
commemorates history's first baulc for religious freedom, fought
2, 150 years ago between the Jewish Macabees and the Syrians.
The Macs won that Holy Land war against the Syrians a couple
of millennia ago, but -last I heard on the 11 o'clock news -the
peace talks arc still going on.
Crescendos cook up a Fiesta
Last Sunday morning, one spot
to be for brunch was the hilltop
home of Marta Brennan. There
was a lot cookin'. The group she
Was hosting was Pacific Sym·
phony's Crescendos and they were
building up to I Crescendo or
--their own.
CINI a. JIRll
The tasty kick·
orr brunch f ea·
tured Chinese
chicken topped
cheese sourrte
and a tangy pasta
In fresh tomato
and basil sauce.
Despite the cos·
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Enjoying the Cresce~dos~ pre-
Fie$ta! parfy were Cmdy l<Jec-
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Newport Chapter, National Charity League, debutantes, back from left, Sharee Parker, Megan Pm .. ers, Danielle Vieth, Samantha Joyner,
Beth Guggenheim, Allison Spragins, Kate Hamilton; middle from left, Laura Rittenhouse, Amy Roberts, Ashley Crary, Hillary Dundas, Ally·
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Newport debutantes bow into society
"Ladies and gentlemen, may I
present the Newport Chapter, Na-
tional Charity League, debutan1es
of 1991."
With that announcement by pre·
scntcr Ronald Robison Saturday
evening at the
Hyatt Regency
Irvine, 18 young
women wearing
bouffant white
gowns bowed in
unison as 420
friends and fam-
i I y members
watched.
Vldl
Dan
Society
The ddS1hittes
arc Jennifer
Bentley, Ashley
Crary, Hillary
Dundas, Beth
Guggenheim,
Kathrr,n Hamil·
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ner, Mary Melchior, Sharee Park·
, er, Megan Powers, Allyson Rauth,
Laura Rittenhouse, Amy Roberts,
Carolyn Ross, Allison Spragins,
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Danielle Vieth, Mary Wecshoff
anc.J Hilary Well s.
Earlier, each young woman hall
been in the spotlight for a moment
as she stepped from a gold, green
and white garden se tting and ex·
ecutcd the traditional St. James
bow before being escorted down a
white carpet by her father, while
the Ron Rubin Orchestra played a
tune of her selection.
Formality continued a!. fathers
and their daughters waltzed and
then the escorts cut in, parents
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carves ·niche
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T om West is out to
capture the old magic of
Hollywood on film. ·
He plans to do that by
relying on actors' talent and not
multi-million dollar special
effects.
"I could realistically say it cost
$1.5 million to make, but what
we actuaJly spent is absurd,"
West said of his current project.
The key, he said, to his
success is solid acting, good
dialogue and a new technique of
filming he and his fellow
partners of Babylon Motion
Pictures developed.
The Newport Beach resident
along with his son Joel and two
close friends, Robert Hallak and
Nancy Coffey, founded Babylon
Motion Pictures roughly five
years ago. They are cu__rr.cotly
completing filming on their first
feature-length movie, ~lier
Bud," a science-fiction film
reminiscent of classic B movies
like "Invasion of the Body
Snatchers" and "It Came from
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said of the film written by Joel
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adults, Johnny and Sally, who
encounter this "bud" which tries
to conquer Earth.
"It's true camp, but solidly
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a waitress, cook or
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or customer can do the same
thing? All they have to do is
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It is this "star-finding" system
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complete unknown.
According to West, Babylon
has a large following in the area,
New York and Paris, among
other locations. People started
noticing the company's work
when it released its first short
film, the life of Benjamin
Franklin told in 10 minutes. Its
second short film, "Toast,"
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Assistant director and actor Robert Hallack (left in left photo) talks
with director Tom West during making of "Killer Bud" in Newport
Beach recently. Babylon partners (above) hit the beach.
"Toast" is really two short
films combined. The first is a
talc of domestic violence -a
fi$ht between a husband and
wife, ending with the husband
getting a knife driven into his
forehead, all over a piece of
toast. The second is a
drug-related adventure with the
user winding up on a piece of
toast.
"All of our films have a strong
message," West said. "If we
haven't reached out, we haven't
met our goal. All of our films
must do that (and express love
and caring about people) or it
won't be released."
All of Babylon's founders
have a strong background in the
film industry. West has worked
on such films as "Back to the
Future 11" and "Escape to New
York'' with John Carpenter.
"He taught me a lot," West
said of Carpenter.
West, a 20-year resident of
Newport Beach, has also
coached actors.
His first experience as a
filmmaker was in high school.
West said he used a Brownie
camera to make the film and
charged friends 50 cents to sec
it.
"I made $15," he said.
Hallak is a respected actor
who studied in the same class
with Robert de Niro and Al
Pacino.
Coffey, a production assistant,
also has a strong background in
graphic arts and designed the
promotionjostcr and T-shirt for
"Killer Bu ."
"We're a band of filmmakers
sharing, caring and respecting •
each other as artists," said West.
"We've been called the U2 of
filmmaking."
Seasoned Gilley
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Gilley's, Texas' famed and
fashionable nitery celebrated in
the film "Urban Cowboy," appears
Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 9-10 at
the Crazy Horse Steak House and
Saloon.
Performances arc set for 7 and
10 p.m. both evenings.
Gilley first gained national
recognition in 1977 with his song
"Roomful of Roses," a tune
turned down by practically every
Nashville record company, but
recorded with the then newly
formed Country Division of
Ptarboy records. It topped the
national countcy charts. Incredibly,
in 1977 seven albums by Mickey
Gilley hit the charts.
The singer founded "GiUey's,"
the 48,~square-foot mega-honky
tonk, in 1970. Esquire bas
described the club as "just a honky
tonk, about 40 pool tables, and on
a busy night, this capital of urban
cowboy culture has a population
. greater than most state capitols
had during the hey days of the Old
West."
No stranger to country chords,
Gilley grew t1p in Ferriaay, La.,
with his piano-thumping cousin,
Jerry Lee Lewis. Soon after Jerry
Lee Lewis had his first "Crazy
Arms," Oilley, working as a
"grease monkey" at the time, went
to sec him in concert.
"I took him to the airport
afterwards, and he pulled out a big
wad of hundred dollar bills,"
recalls Gilley. "It make me decide
right then I was in the wrong
business."
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and Saloon Dec. 9-10, has
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as a country music star.
After stints in New Orleans, 1
Biloxi, and Mobile as a singer and
piano player, Gilley decided, "I
was at my lowest ebb. I was
beginning to sec how hard it really
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"Austin City Umits," and even
"Lifestyles of lbc Rich and
Famous" followed. A worldwide
audience flocked to Gilley'a for
that stylish blend of down home
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0 n November 5, voten in the state _
of WashinJt~n J?Ulled the brakes on
the term hm1tahon by def eating
Initiative SS3. This initiative would have
limited the tenns of Washington's state
and national legislators.
Most reputable polls
taken in Washington for
the six months leading up
to the election showed
Initiative 553 leading by
margins of 20 to 30
percentage points. Tenn
limit proponents in
Washington and around
the nation along with a
diverse array of political
pundits all confidently
predicted another victory
for the term limitation
polls and the pundits
were wrong. Washington
Examining the
pros and cons
ol term limitations
Third, combining a proposal to limit for
terms for state legislators with a proposal
to limit congressional terms is a mistake. It
might be best to leave term limits for
Congress to a national move ment to
amend the Constitution or at least. to a
separate initiative. There's no economy of
scale to mixing these initiatives if they
both lose in the process. In California, a
separate initiative to limit the terms of
California's congressional delegation is
currently being promoted by former L.A
County Supervisor Pete Schabarum, the
primary advocate of Proposition 140.
Fourth, proposals for term limitation
that permit rotation in office might he
preferable, on election day and in
operatiort. to proposab that permanently
restrict a legislator from ever running for 11
specific office again after a specified
period of time. Rotation in office
Liberal
Politics
voters rejected 553 by a margin of 8
percent.
Why was 553 rejected and what lessons
can be learned from the Washington
experience?
well-financed anti-553 public relations
effort during the final weeks of the
campaign emphasizing the punitive
character of 553.
This campaign also emphasized that
conservative o rganizations outside the
state, namely Citizen~ for Congressional
Reform, were trying to take away the
voters' right to choose their
representatives. The charge that voters
were being duped by outside instigators
and meddlers stuck. LIMIT, the
organization responsible for the initiative,
had a very difficult time during the final
weeks of the campaigning recovering
credibility with the voters.
voters. As one opponent of Initiative 553
put it, "We might not have done it without
Jerry Brown." Apparently, Governor
Brown was very persuasive -in the wrong
direction.
For these reasons and probably a few
others, Washington voters did the
unexpected, they turned down the
opportunity to send the incumbents
packing. Frankly, proponents of term
enh ances the experience of future office
holders; an ab~olute limit on holding a
'>pecific office squanders experience.
The Monday night quarterbacks have
advanced three main reasons for the
defeat of Initiative 553.
First, Was hington voters were eventually
persuaded that the loss of House Speaker
Tom Foley and other se nior members of
the Washington congrec;sional delegation
was too big a price to pay for term limits.
Unlike term limit initiatives previously
passed in Oklahoma, Colorado, and
California. Initiative 553 would ha\~
applied retroactively, counting time
already served in office to determine how
much longer an elected offi cial could
serve. This retroactive provision would
have forced Foley to step down from
limits around the nation should be
thankful for this setback. The term
limitation express was rumbling along a bit
too quickJy for its own good and for the
good of the nation. This defeat should
provide a much needed opportunity for
F our of the eight ~tale term limitation
proposall> that have already qualified
for the l 992 ballot arc authentic system~
of rotation in office whereby elected
officials are permitted to serve for
dc,ignated periods of time and then are
"reduced to private station" as America'!>
revolutionaries would have put it. After a
predetermined period a<. a pm-ate cttizen
individuals arc permitted to run for the
office again. ,,...reflection and evaluation about the politics
of term limit reform and its consequences. 'A number of lessons can be discovered
office after only one tcnn. In total,
Washington would have lost six members
of its eight member congressional
delegation due to this provision. For a
relatively small state, losing so mu ch
seniority in the U.S. Congress was
probably too much to bear.
F inally, post-election commentary
credits or blames former California
Governor Jerry Brown for pulling the
brakes on the term limitation express in
Washington. As part of his presidential
campaign. Brown went stumping in
Washington to deride political incumbents
and commend the passage of Initiative
553. Brown's advocacy had two, albeit
unintended, effect!> on the debate in
Washington.
First, opponents of 553 pointed out that
any reform advocated by Governor
"Moonbeam" was probably not suitable
for sensible Washingtonians. Second,
Brown's presence rekindled
anti-Californian sentiments among the
immediately from the experience in
Washington. First, while outside assistance
may be necessary to start an initiative
movement, large amounts of money from
outside sources spent to promote term
lim its may be resent ed by a state's voters
in the long run.
Second, retroactive provisions in a term
limit initiative are probably too punitive
eve n for voters outraged by the excesses
and irresponsibility of profe ssional
politicians. Starting the clock anew might
reduce the hostility of many politicians to
term limit initiatives.
Fi nail), states that have not yet started a
move to put term limits on the ballot may
want to wait awhile to do so until more
evidence is gathered about the potential
effects and consequences of term
limi tations. Sure I). it's heller puhhc policy
to wai t and be right about a reform than 1t
ts to ru:.h ahead and be proven wrong.
Mark P. Pt-traces is Assistant Praft-s or
of Political Seit-nu at tht-Univusifl· of
California, Irvine and bas written ·
utcnsfrt'ly on term limitations and the
principle of rotation in office, including
"The Poison of Professional Politics"
published b.'f the Cato Institute.
Second, a coalition of business and
labor organizations ran an aggressive and
Freedom of speech
I must respond to Barr)' Zanck's
Hotline diatribe in the Nov. 28
issue of The Pilot entitled, "No
laughing matter."
First, let me say that I am an
Orange County liberal and not all
liberals are Democrats. I do find it
tu be so very typical of Orange
County conservatives to say th ing!>
like , "We wouldn't accept a
Democrat here." Who would thcv
accept? They did accept an ·
ex-Democrat anJ ex-union offici.11,
Ronald Reagan and vote him in :"
a President. He was one of tho~e
folks who switched parties at
convenience. at least that's what
my history books say.
Secondly. Mr. Zanck mentions
the Nazis and call s them socialists.
Yes, they did have socialist in their
name , which wall National Sociali~t
German Workers Party, but he
must remember that they were
fascists and fascists believe that a
government should be a
government that exercises a
dictatorship of the extreme right,
typically through the merging of
state and business leadership
together with a belligerent
nationalism. Sort of like Orange
OR!nty conservatives, kind of.
Then he talks about being
embarrassed and ashamed and
frightened that his tax dollars pay
for people like Mark Petracca to
espouse the liberal philosophies.
Well, that's what makes this
country great: the fact that people
can espouse different philosophies
and, yes, he may be a tenured
teacher or professor, but that
doesn't mean that the government
dole only goes to liberals. My wife
is a teacher and works very hard
and spends a lot of her money on
her kids, but don't forget those on
the government dole arc senator!,
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The Pilot's opinions are restricted to our editorials.
congressmen and ex-presidents
who continue to get a retirement
.tftcr they leave. Isn't that sort of
ltkc a government dole?
I'm glad to sec that he is going
to continue to buy your paper so
long as you espouse his views.
Well, I will continue to buy your
paper so long as you continue to
espouse both sides of the issue.
Keep up the good work.
L. THOMPSON-HAILSTONE
Costa Mesa
•
M ark Petracca's Nov. 26 article
asserting that Orange
County conservatives would
welcome and elect a-David Duke
only demonstrates Mr. Petracca's
ignorance of conservatism. ~
Unlike Heeralism, which kno"s
no bounds of unreasonableness.
consl:rvatives in their wisdom
.... ould not consider electing David
Duke because of his reprehensible
affiliation. The students in Mr.
Petracca's classroom are most to
he pitied because he "ill never
disclose to them the ill-fated logic
which he uses and its similarity to
David Duke's. Thank you and I
appreciate you having that hotline
available.
GILBERT HESS
Newport Beach
EdUCIUonal Issue
I am calling because I wanted to
clarify something that had
appeared in the Nov. 30 issue of
The Pilot. ln Russ Loar's story on
the front page about the Latino
o;tudents and the d;vp-out rate, he
11ays two things that Llhink are
in accurate.
One in the last parag,-aph
before it jumps to the back page,
Co"1m_unity commentary
1t talk!> about our move toward
hili ngual !>Choo! district materiab
and the new bilingual agendas and
he sa~" thC)'\\erc advocated hy
Martha Fluor.
Actually, 11 was Rod McMillan
who asked to do that. It was
mentioned at the school board
meeting and I think it would have
been nice to have acknowledged
that. Then as it jumps to the back
page, it says during the campaign
that Fluor criticized the district's
English-only policy on school
materials. That is true, Martha did
criticiLe an English-only policy that
she thought existed.
In truth. 1t never did . In truth,
we've been sending home for years
all of our school news letters l-0
the communities where there is a
wide va riety of parents and
families in terms of what they
-.peak at home, we've been sending
them in a number of languages so
that the student handbooks at the
beginning of the year in the
chools and the parent newsletters
have been going home in English
as well as Vietnamese and other
languages, including Spanish.
So we have had at least English,
Spanish and Vietnamese and to
perpetuate the concept that we
were English-only and not
responsive to parents who spoke
other languages. I think is totally
inaccurate and to not have written
it in such a way that Rod and the
people who have been asking for
th is receive what they've been
asking for rather than saying that
Martha is the great savior on this
issue, I think is inappropriate.
SHERRY LOOFBO~RROW
Costa Mesa •
I was reading the article on th e
Latino drop-out rate and the
article by refers to the family
English literacy program that I am
the coordinator of. I JU'>I wanted
to sa) there are no cla!\Sc!>
beginning Monday night. However,
we do ha\'e several programs that
are beginning for parents. For
information. call 760-35 12.
AV IVA FORSTER
Newport-Mesa School District
Praise for The Plot
I just call ed to tell you that I was
really impressed at how nicely
and how properly you did the
debutante photos for Childrens
Home Society in your Nov. 30
issue. It was a lovely photo, it was
socially correct and I just was
really impressed.
I thought that was a really nice
thing for you to do. It was quick
and not one of those things you
have to wait for 96 years to sec.
Your community reporting is really
something a small town community
r1ewspaper really needs to be. So I
really appreciate it.
•
CAROL DR U
Co ta Mc a
I "ould just like to say a great
big thank you to LoriAnn
Basheda and Shauna Norfleet for
the beautiful article and the photo
in the Nov. 28 issue of The Pilot.
Also thanks to the editors for the
"thumbs up" in your Nov. 30
editorial. Last. but not least, a
special thank you to all the people
who have called about the artrcle.
I've made some new friends and
have even gotten orders. to make
muffins for one family and cookies
for a ladies' church meeting on
Tuesdays. And. I'd like to say.
keep the phone caJls coming. we
can nil put ou r thoughts and ideas
together .
KA THY PUTNEY
Costa Mesa
A fond look back at the. good old days • 1n Newport Beach
0 n a wann July evening in 1960, I
slid behind the wheel of my
mother'• 1956 Chevy 4-door and
headed up Newport Blvd. and south down
the Coast past the undeveloped back bay,
the golf oouflC aurroundcd by vacant fields
and slowly "cruised" into Merle's Drlve·ln
on the corner of Coast Hiahway and
MacArthur Blvd. As a 16-year-old junior
at Newport Harbor High, Merle's, Bob's
Big Boy on Balboa I land or the
Rcndc.cvou &llroom were THt places to
hang out.
, For all the "action" in and around can,
Merle'~ wa the cl 1c vintaac 19505
car-hop burger and malt joint. Even in
your mom' cnr, is pimply·faccd kid could
J
cruise around and orouncJ the parking lot
trolling for almo t anything, and c~tching
mostly nothina!
If two guys with hot 'SS chcvys wanted
to te~t their nerves, MacArthur Blvd. wa
the ideal trip. Nobody, I mean nobody,
ever drove up MacArthur, mainly because
at d1dn't 10 anywhere. Newport Blvd. and
Laauna Canyon were the only inland
routes to and from the beach. So up
toward the old Buffalo Ranch, now at the
corner of M'llcA.rthur and Ford Road, we'd
marked off a quaner·milo stri~ ju t ror an
evening's run at Merle' •
But lire moves on. I graduated from
Newport H1rbor '62 (where were you in
'62?) and arter a year 1t .. CoaJt" I went lo
•
the midwest to college and followed those
years away with a two-year stint in the
Anny. By the time I returned ln !970, l
oould h•rdly believe my eyes. MacArthur
had become '• major traffic artery. Merle's,
Bot>'s on the Island and the Rendezvous
Ballroom had aone the way the way or my
mother's 'S6 chcvy.
Irvine had sprouted out of nowhere.
fa hion Island, UCI and tall indu trial
buildina: had replaced the groves where
we'd taken our high school date to drink
beer. The quarter-mile draa strip on
MacArthur wa fronted by ~n ive
home and fancy medical bulldin .
And, ju"t recently, on November 19,
1991, t bypassed old Corona Del Mar on
the newly paved Newport Coast Drive on
my morning commute from my home in
San Clemente to my office .
I didn't know whether to laugh because
I could now avoid the jam through Corona
Del Mar or cry because yet another hunk
of pristine land has been tossed on the
scrap heep in the wake of "progre . " So I
did neither. I found a Bob' Big Boy and
inhaled a "oombo plate" ~nd chuckled to
m~lf over the &reat memories of life in
. lccpy little Newport Beach.
The comer of Oupont and Von
Kannan? l wonder if someone' restored
my Mom' ·s6 chcvy.
JOHN ANOR W FULTON
Irvine
• I
B ravo to Mary
Hornbuckle and Joe
Erickson and the
Costa Me~a City Council for
taking a stand against the
Santa Ana River crossi ngs
and the widening of East
19th Street. The City Council
and re51dents are united to
eliminate the~c: planned river
cros.-.ing!\ and to downgrade
l:.a">t 19th Street.
We arc pleased that the
voice' of Costa Mesa
re'>tdcn ts are being heard
and that our city council 1~
taking action to protect the
future environment and
quality of life of ou r city,
Several homeowners
a\\ocia1iom in Costa Mesa
h:J\e formed a coali tion 10
pre'\ervt: the quality of life in
our re~1dential
ne1ghhorhoods. The
propo~ed bridge crossings
anJ l:.ai,t 19th Street
't\ 1den10g .,.. ould have
rc .. ultcJ 1n ad,er'e
cm1ri1nmcnt.tl and traffic
1mpao' un our community
't\ tth no i.tpparcnt benefit to
C)Uf Cit\ co ... ta !vtesa has
contributed lls fai r share to
Orange Count~. 10clud10g
the 55 hee"a) e"<tension
that benefits Newport Beach,
-widening of Victoria Street
that hcnefitc; Hunttngton
Beach. and Adam'i Street
tmpn>\cmcnt!> that benefit
I ourtatn Valle\ In addi tion,
the Performing. Art<, Center
.ind South Coa~t Plaza Metro
complex prm ide
l.!ntl.!rtatnment, 'hopping. and
JOh<. to all of. Orange Count)
Wl· a1.,J... that the count\
and ~urrnundinl:! cities ·
'uppon Co~ta ~1esa b~
amcnJing the Count\ Ma<..lcr
Plan of H1gh"a~-. tl1.rem0\e
plan' for the S.mta Ana
Rt' er cro .. -.ing' and lhe
taJ...mg of mti;c than 60
home'\ on a charming
rc,1dcnt1al ~trect.
ROBE:.RT D HOFFMA.'>:
Prcs1Jent, East Side
Homen.,.. ner!> Association
Cost Me~a
I 1 ~ecm~ that one cannot
question the official edu-
cational line without being
accused of being an elitist. I
find it unfair. and eve n of-•
fensive. that PT A president '
Bonnie Engstrom chose to
respond to m) recent com·.
mentary 10 The Pilot by sug-
gesting that I felt there were
tudent~ -who were "not wor-
thy of nu rturing."
There was no such impli-
cation in my commentary. In .
fact, I conclud;d by propos-
ing "the goal of developing
all students to their highest
potential." In my original let-
ter, the word "all" was un-
derlined; The Pilot chose not
to reproduce that emphasis. ·
Of roursc, there should be •
c qua l c ducat io n a I o p-·
portu01ty for all children; but
11 is JllSt as ohvious that stu-
dents are individuals, with •
unique needs and abilities. A
.. cntence in my original let-
ter, omitted by The Pilot for
lack of space. cited evidence
th at grouping student s by
ab1litv aided a'erage and
'low ·learners a~ well as fa st
lea me rs.
PAUL C. EKLOF
Costa Mesa
An Independent Ncwsp<tper
Published by
Co.ut Community News, Inc.
Elliot Stein, Jr.
chairman
Jim Grcssingcr
publi$hcr
Willi3m S. Lobdell
editor & vice ptC)idcnl
Steve Marble
ma~ging editor
Walter Burroughs
1901 -1989
(°ttnding publisher
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A10 Tuesday, December 3, 1991 Newport llellCh/Com 'l.te.a Piiot I) ----------
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TRIP: Newport Beach officials spend at 8Q8111e ol taxpayers
From At
Pomeroy, Barry Gross and Norma
Glover; and Parks Commissione'r
Jo Vandervort.
Burnham and Cox hadn't yet
submitted their reports as of Mon-
day. But according to a Pilot re-
view of the other reports, lO of-
ficials cost the city roughly
Sl 1,000, which included a $150-
pcr-pcr.,on registration fee.
The delegates varied their
kngth of stay and lodging. Police
Ch1d Campbell ~tayed only one
mght in a $165 Hyatt hotel room,
11;" up on an S88 night and stuck
w a per diem of $40 per Jay.
Camphcll\ total declared expense
of $516. including hi.., registration
fcl.'. \\a~ the lowe't submitted b)
an~ Ne" port Beach official for the
confernence.
Others ranged from ~pending a
total of $834 (Whitley) to $1,692
(Debay). The five planning com-
missioners racked up the highest
hotel charge, staying fou r nights at
the Hilton -where the conven-
tion was based -for $278 per
night. Other delegates spent some
$100 less per night by staying at
hotels like the Pare Fifty Five
($144.30 per night) and the Ra-
phael ($128.76 per night).
Several planning commissioners
also drove to the conference in-
'itcaJ of taking $78 to S88 nights
and thus racked up mileage of at
lca'>t 800 miles. Each driver wa-.
reimbursed 24 cents per mile.
Dehav and Hewicker acknowl-
cJged ·the hotel charges were
much higher than they'd ever been
before. Hewlcker said he was sur-
prised when he learned the hotel
cost because two years ago, the
Hilton had been cheaper.
By the time he learned of the
cost, reservations had already been
')Olidified, Hewicker said. "We will
not make that mistake again," he
said.
Still, officials interviewed said
t hey didn't think the average
S 1, 100 expenses were out of line
because of the quantity and quality
of training provided. Some 120
seminars on a variety of public is-
sues, including planning, public
safety, parks and libraries, are held
durin~ the five days.
Many city commissioners and
committee members assume their
positions without any gove(nmcnt
experience and need imllruction on
how to improve communi1y ser-
vice, Debay said.
"Speaking as a planning com-
missioner, we put lloun into this,"
Debay said. "And we are paid $60
a meeting. I don't feel Sl,000 once
a year is that much more to add
on to the expense.
"The conference classes go on
all day; I come back exhausted. 1
have no apologies whatsoever."
Explaining some of her ex·
penses, Debay said the city paid
for her and several other officials
to attend a show by the Capitol
Steps, a satirical musical group
from Washington D.C .. as a treat
after a long work day. "The city
felt we were entitled to some kind
Holiday Celebration and
• •
December 6th and 7th <ly
Meet Santa both days from 1 larn to 2pm!
• Door Prizes! • Refreshlllents!
•Balloons! •Face Painting!
~ 19th .........
FREE POINSEITIA with $15 purchase
frolll any of our merchants!
*Purchase must he made on above dates only, while supplies last. Limit one per cu.5tomer.
405 Fwt Appointments of Newport
Buck's Clock Shop
Charles Barr Jewelers
Darrell's Tux Shop
L. Clenney
Designed Portraiture
Early Year~ Toys
Exdusifurs
Express Postal of Newport
Fashions by Hiqui
Fashion Forward
forever Friends
Haute Cokes
James Albert Solon
Masterpiece Cleaners ,.
The Children's Bookshoppe
The Dance Center
The Pizzo Bakery
Concepts in Videography
Westcliff Floorcoverings
WBT<lln
C 0 U R T
The Friendly Place To Shop
164 9-1831 Westcliff
Newport Beach
or break or entertainment after all
the curriculum we went through,"
he said.
As for gelling reimbursed for
her $10 bellhop tip, Debay, a real
estate agent by trade, said, "The
point is, I wouldn't have been
there if it hadn't been for the con·
ference. That was just part of the
expense of being there, a n out-of-
J>?Cket expense for me. Certainly if
it's challenged, I would be happy
to pay that.
"Real estate is really to ugh right
now and for me to be out of town
for three to four days i'\ really
hard for me."
Ht.wicker added that the League
of Cities conference is one of only
two annual gatherings planning
' commissionen attend. Travel ex-
penses arc budgeted every year for
such educational conferences,
Hewieker said.
"That's not to say the sky's the
limit,'' he added.
But others raised questions.
Sansone said when he attended his
la!lt League conference in North-
ern California about three years
ago, he was told he would only be
paid mileage equal to the lowest
roundtrip airfare.
Danner, who came to the city
JUSt last year, said other city hall
veterans also recalled such a rule
hut he couldn't find it anywhere in
the hooks. ··so I had no reason to
deny" the mileage requested this
yeM, Danner said.
EXPENSES: Costa Mesa
omcials more thrifty
From A1
league resolutions and making rec·
ommendations about state lcgisla·
tion.
U nlike Newport Beach, when it
came to travel expense , delegates
-whether 1hey flew or drove to
San Francisco -received only
$78, the cost of a round-trip plane
ticket reserved by city offi cial-.
months in advance for the trip.
cording to a report prepared by
A~sistant City Ma nager Rick Pick-
ering, a nother conference at-
tendee. At least 126 semina rs, 11
departmental meetings and five
general se sions were held during
the conference.
Vice Mayor Genis asked for the
report at the suggestion of City
Hall watchdog Ernie Feeney, who
mainly wanted to know if anyone
had attended a seminar titled,
Alc;o unli:Cc their ncighhN1ng "Gaining Community Support for
city, Costa Mesa delegate~: fond fax and Fees Hikes."
and other cxpen!'tt:!> were capped at To feeney's relief, none of the
$40 per Jay. The detailcJ e:<pen'c • ddegiuci. from Costa Mesa at-
rcpons -which were nnt ex· tended the seminar.
peeled to total more than S:!,600 Among the seminars that were
-were not due until the end of attcntled by city officials: "Devel-
Novcmber. said f-'inancc Director opcr fees a nd Conflict of Inter-
Susan Temple. who also attended ci.t," "To Contract Out or Not?"
the conference. The report!-wcre "I low lo do Financing by Assess-
not yet a\'ailablc Monday. mcnt DiMrict,'' "Buying Smarter
Vice Mayor Sandy Gen1!> :.aid and Cheaper," "Parf.o<?Iships for
'he helped cut co~h by buying Progress: Cities and Schools," "Ef-
cheap slice:.. of piaa from '>treet fectivcly Communicating Through
vendor., and arranging her night the Media," and "Recruiting and
11mc)> to cut one extra night of Retaining Minorities and Women
hotel expenses. in Mid-Management."
Convention lodging rate-; for the Offic1ab abo said they gained
officialc; ranged from SR93 for City 'aluahlc information through ex-
1\ttorney Thomas Kathe to $333 change-. "ith r;ome of the 3,000
for Leisure Services Director Keath other city representatives who at-
Van Holl. Room e~penscs varied tcndcJ the conference.
c;ince '\Orne official:. didn't stay all I ho\c attending the five-day
five days for the conference while conlcrencc included City Manager
others stayed with frienc.Jc; or fam· AllJn Roeder, Planning Commis-
ily ''on Chairman C.C. Clarke, Per-
Coltta Mesa delcgatci. attended 'onnel Director Steve Hayman and
more than 90 meetings and semi· l'ransrmr1at1on Director William
nars during the conference. ac-Mnrn~.
MURDER: Woman arrested;
body parts found at scene
From A1
several months ago when he saw
her in front of a store on Newport
Boulevard.
The c;hort, hlack French woman
had been beaten up, he said. and
'he blamed her "boyfriend'' for
the black eye. He told her she
could stay at his home until 'ihe
recuperated.
"She was unstable when we
knew her," said the former room·
mate, who asked not to he identi-
fied. "She seemed loony."
Several days later, the woman
left. Esqui'l~id she dropped by
their home to :.ay hello !-evcral
mure times in the weeks that fol-
lowl.'.d, but said they hadn't seen
her for some time -until she
showed up with the bag of intes-
tines.
Esquivel said the woman told
him her husband had $150,000 in a
safe at their apartment and she
would give him half. plus some
house accessories, if he helped her
dispose of the l>ody.
Esquivel said that while Nelson
appeared upset when she first
showed up at his home, her de-
meanor changed by the time police
arrived.
At one point, Nelson called out
to a neighbor, Brian Culbe rtson,
who had just returned to the scene
with some Jack in the Box ham·
burgers: "Hey, what you got for
me? Why don't you come talk to
me?"
Neighbors agreed thnt the sus-
pect d idn't appeor distraught .
"She. didn't look like <ihc wa~
crying or excited or nothing," i.aid
Gloria Bigelow, who lives ucro~!'I
the trc~:I from the hOU\C: where
Ncl\on's car was parked. "She ju t
i;at there o n the cu r~ "taring
11trai1tht uheod."
NclliOn was detained an the front
vurd of lhc Monte Vista home
with several poJice office~ watch·
ing over her 1hroughou1 the after·
n0<in until they took her to the
Costa Me n police dcp:u 1mcnt
thnl evening.
'This is shocking.
Guys get busted for
drugs on this street, but
nothing like this has ever
happened.•
-~ml.DW
resident who lives across
the street from the house where
suspect's car was-parked
T here she stayed until police ob-
tained a search waif-ant for her
apartment in the early morning
hours. Police boarded up the
apartme nt after they removed the
holly parts. Nelson was officially
arrested on suspicion of murder
hctwcen 5 and 6 n.m. Monday.
Capt. Tom Lazar said they have
no motive or weapon, nor do they
i..now how the victim was killed.
An autop!.y, which began at 8
a.m. Monday, was still is progress
Monday evening. The coroner's of-
fice apparently had to reconstruct
the body before determining the
cause of death.
Richard Schwartz, who manages
the Elden Avenue complex where
the limbs were found, said the per-
son who signed the lease for apart-
ment No. 18 is a 56-year-old man
who moved there in April.
Neighbors said the red Corveue
the woman was driving had Texas
license plates. Several news re·
port!I mnintain the victim W8S a
former F.I Paso, Texas rancher.
Ncli;o n i" bcina held at the Or· •
angc C'oumy jllil on $250,000 bail.
The men who took Nelson fnto
their Monte Vi t:t Avenue home
'cvcrnl months ago said she told
th\!m 'he "a fr1'1m Egypt. But
l.n1nr 'aid he i from France.
"1 hi" i'I 11hocking," 8( clow said
"Ou)'.' get bu~ted for dru !I on thi
trcei. hut nolhin~ like thi has
CYCI h.1ppcncJ.
"II', weird."
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Sports
Newport Harbor High cross country coach Eric Twe it and his state champions bask in victory after Saturday.
Tars overcome
opening jitters,
ramble, 78-61
By Kirk Wolcott
Sports W(ller
l3ELLFLOWE R -Ju~tin Mcintee and
Eric Vallely combined fo r 48 poin ts and
the Ne,.,.port I larbor boys bn,kctball team
overcame fi r~t -gamc ji tters to po:.t a 78-61
win over l3ell0owcr on l\fonday in the
non-league opener fo r both teams.
Vallely, a sophomore guard mnking his
v;irsity debut. scored eight of hb '.!I points
during a 16-4 run in the first half that
gave the Sailors a 30-25 lead they never
gave up.
"We expect Eric to be one of our
shooters this yea r. I !e's got the re!>pon~i
bilities of a junio r or se nior," said New·
port Harbor Coach Bob Serven of Vallely.
who had 13 point s in the fir~t half.
Mcintee, a senior forward who ave r·
aged 18 points and 10 rebounds a ga me
last year, led both teams with 27 points
and 11 boards. I le connected on I I of 13
free throws, including seven in the fo urt h
quarter, to wipe out DellOower's strategy
of getting back in the game by fouling.
As a team, Newport hit 22 of 29 free
throws. BellOower made 4 of 9.
Nevertheless, the Buccaneers enjoyed
seven-point leads of 12-5 and 21 ·I4, be-
fore Vallely's second of four 3-pointcrs
jump-started the sluggish Sailors.
"The first game is always tough," Ser-
ven said. "We have a bunch of guys just
back from football. We've got to do a bet-
ter job on defense and blocking out , with
our size being not very big."
Newport Harbor got in sync in the sec-
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ley in the first round of the Pilot Tip-off Classic Wednesday night. Tonight it's
~efending Division Ill State Champion Estancia meeting BcllOowcr in ttlc first
round. Arso Wednesday, Corona dcl Mar hosts San Dieguito.
Tuesday
December 3, 1991
The Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot
Section B
Prep f ootba1VB2
Prep soccer/83
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Sailors' girls back on
track with another
state championship
By Richard Our:n
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h.1d been nll">ing ,11 ;\c\\ plHI I I.tr·
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athlc:t1c d1ru.t•lf. h.1J been lcelrng the
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See PACK/82
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to h:l\e her run:· ... :ii,! ·1"ci1, \\hu .tl,o cu.1d1cJ :-.:c"p,11111 ... t.1:c 0 1'1'1'11 II111!-, 111
19S7 .111J ·s,. i·1 .1dJ1t11111 to'" '>tr.11.:ht S •. 1 \'1.:" 11. ..:11c t1tk' lrlH11 1 9'13·~'
T\\1 ... 1. ·1 \\1. II' n111,t 1111pm,1.·J runn~r 1111111 .1 ,, r .1:,:11 .i11~r Jwppinf :s puunJs
anJ i1Krc.l\111g l1c r time b) ~ix 111111utc,. 111irP1.dl) ~ _., ,1, \.:"port·~ \l1 3 rurnn,
but her ellCI,:!) k,l.'f "·"·n·t quite there. 'll I lc.1 thcr D 1\1J.,1111 c1mc through \\tl l b1:,:
race.
~till' 1H1n th: ll\1.r.dl Oi\l't1>11 Ill .:11n:pc11t111t1 111 I' ..l~ "l11le C..1.111.: (flJ.tP1 "·t'
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among 11:.1111 ''-' 1111:,: 1 unner'
···1 here "'·r..: ,~·\cll indl\iJu.d' 111 flont nl l).1\ld~,111 ;111J 'he \\,1., the 1c.d le,.'·
'I\, cit ':11d. ·t '.::~,1nc of thl1,c g11I' "~le 111111111.1111. B.1i.11.·,1ll), I k.1thcr and G1,u1
Jll'lt t11p·th1pp1.·d pl.ice' lil·~.1u'e llllr 1h11d girl 1' 111>rm.tll) G\\cll T"1't, "hu t1r1.hcJ
fourth
"\\'c didn't kill"' 1f G"en \\:t!> l!llllll! 111 hi: .ibk Id run .... o 11 "·I' .1 1~ .. i1 i:utt1 r.1-c.:
for hn. Ju~t gl·tt ing her t1 1 run ''a~ :i 1~lu,:· -·
,\1,1.1 111 th..: Oi\l'li011 Ill 1.1cc. Kat) Lk kit anti 0 1.·ni,ha lkndL 0f Cmt;1 ~k'J 1111·
See GIRLS 112
A Kellogg who's definitely been eating his Wheaties!
\.alv•ry <..n•JM!• • M1tlt
for some key yardage.
' ..
By Richard Dunn
Sc>ot1.s Wliter
F ive times, including once last Friday
night in the biggest game or Calvary
Chapel High's young football his-
tory, Matt Kellogg has carried the ball 65
or more yards for a touchd6wn.
Opponents might consider him puny (5-
t-8, 147 pounds), but if an,rone know!>
how to wrestle ror yardage, it's l<cllogg.
He makes his own grains nnd comes to
you fortified.
"If you look nt just his rushing yards
(l,084), then start addina those return
yards to it, he makes ror 11 pretty danger·
ous runner," Culvary Coach Kris Van
Hook said or Kellogg, a junior who will
make his tackles in the mot room as soon
as the Eagles Cini h their football season.
"Matt has the ability to find hole ,
thnt's what makes him better than other
bncks. Kenny Almo is probably stronger
--.......i--....:111 and weighs more ond i~ quicker, but Matt
ha thiu ability to find where the hole i
to make little cut end pop tho c longer
runs. That's what you're looking for on
the return."
Kellogg went 79 yards on the sccond-
half opening kickoff ngainst Trona in the
CIF Southern Section Division X quarter-
finals, a 27-14 Calvary victory. It wn-;
Kellogg's second kickoff returned all the
way this season. His first, on 81 -y:m.lcr
against LA Daptist in Cnlvnry's only lo
(36-13) this year, was on Sept. 21.
Kellogg, the inaugural Calvary pl nyer to
be named Piiot Player or the Weck, has
also n1shcd for touchdown thi c ason
from 78, 65 and 65 yards out.
Against Trona's Tornadoes, Kellogg
carried 23 time for 131 yard in addition
to his kickoff ~eroies, which gave him 17
touchdowns on the cason.
Top-seeded Calvary, a Chri tian school
in only its second yeor or varsity football,
won its first-ever playoff aame, but
Kellogg and hi teammates M:em to be un·
urrccted by the taunting of oppo,ing play-
er . Sometime .-unkind word nre being
pokcn in the pile . •
"Trona was talking a lot durin~ th e
game, but we talked in our play.' aid
Kellogg, an Arrowhead League wrestling c
h ampion Inst winter at 140 pounds.
"When "e pl:iy public schools. they thin\..
they can talk, but we hit them hard and
prove it to them in our piny.
"Sometimes they'll say stuff to me like.
'You're '•enk or small,' but Co3ch Yon
Hook really h3s us disciplined a lot. We
do our talking on the scoreboard. When
guy arc talking, coach JU!lt says. 'He).
Jcsui. lo,ci. you. Come bJck on the next
play.' ..
Kellogg. "ho averages 6.2 yards pe r
carry, tran~fcrrcJ to Calvary from Mater
Dci aft er his fre~hmnn year. He haJ
fr icnJs on the Cnhary wrestling team.
currently ranked No. 8 in Orange County
in the prcscason poll.
Von Hook. tho.ugtr, might have Kellogg
another two weeks if the Eagles defeat
See KELLOGG/IZ
II So. COllM HWJ. Lii•• leetti. .,.., (N.-.. c..,. .. 09C)
f Twsday, December 3, 1991 ----------------------------I --------
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· i The bright side: Tars Pgi:"[, Fontana found out the hard way,
l 1are always lhePe (CIF) sTATs ,. can go a lot faster by air!
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SOOltS Wnter
Losing rarely
hai. com.olat1on,
but if conmtency
hai. an} thing to •
... do "1th it , Ne .....
port Ha rb o r
I ligh coulJ be
con)tde r cd
jmong the football elite in the
CIF Southern Section Di,i!>ion VI.
The Sailors (7·5). "ho ended
1he1r !>cao;on llst Frid:iy after top·
!>Ceded Valencia dropped a 28·0
pJ\IOJd on them in the quancrfi·
njk .Hhanccd to the Final Eight
fur the fourth 11mc in the p:is1 fi,e
\eJ~Llll\. .. ,,.I.' 1alkcJ :ibout th:it ia,t \\t:Ck
1\tth the co.1chcs:· :-.:c,\port H:ir·
t1._.u ht·jJ cuJch Jeff Dnnklc} said.
'In ti: PJ't three ye:ir!>. only 11'0
· 11:.1:n' lwm 11ur dhision have been
tu tht· quar1crfin.1b -U) :ind Tu~-
11n
.. Pel11 lc can tal k about Valencia
.111J ~uttn' 11111-. and other team!>
becJu'c t·h ... ,\c "-On 11; like Co-
rl1nJ dcl ~1:1r. "h1ch h::is a gooJ
ll'\l!l1.1.I rr1 •;r .1m .inJ 11 un II J fe11
\C,ir' 111 a fll\\ Uut our pl.l\er~
L.i1.: m.aJ~· 11 tu the qu.1rtc:rf1nj1~
\l:c l."t t11r ... c \c;1r' \'jknc1:..i
I il'1 1. ~1 , ... , 11 111~ h.1'>1\ I. JnJ net· th~·r h.1-. 1'.1~·111cj o r R.1ncho Aljm·
11 ll'
·· 11.,· 1 .1nJ our-.ehc' h.t\e been
Ill th~ .ljftt:rfin~il'> the pj~t three
,c.ir' ·' J \\c\e cone four of the
p.1,1 111 ~cjr\. So I think "c·rc
kmJ of kc the tc:.im thjt\ al".1~s
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DAR IN MANGNALL
A 6-foot,
185-pound
senior inside
linebacker and
All-CIF
candidate
again, he had
one
interception, six
tackles and two assists.
there -I think the key to our
football program is consistency."
The scoring output for the Ti·
gers (12-0) was their third lowest
of the season, having entered the
game a\eraging 37 points per con-
test. Although Brinkley's pulling
for 3 Sea View League team (Tus-
tin or University} to win the Divi-
sion VI title, he feels Valencia will
go all the way.
.. I think they "ill 3nd thal'll be
t\\O \ears in a row th3t the team
\\e\e lost to "ins it 311," s3id
Brinkle), \\hose Sailors \\ere elimi-
nated la)t 'car bv e' entual cham-
pion Sunn» Hilis. 27-7, in the
quanerfin:ils. ··r d like to see our
league "in it -it makes our
league look stronger. £\en though
Valencia beat us. "'c've beaten
l\\O of the four teams (Tustin and
Uni,ersity) that are s1ill lcf1."
Folio" ing a scoreless deadlock
in the first half, Valcnci3 grabbed
the halrlime momentum and a 7-0
lead "hen quarterback Marc
O'Dricn connected with Kevin Al·
exander on a 32-~ard scoring
bomb "ith no time remaining.
.. 11 just ll\\U ng the momentum at
th:.il poin1:· Brinkley said. "This
te am had never gone in 0-0, and I
think if \\C \\Ould ha,e, it would
ha'c bc.:n like us going in ahead,
s:i~ing to ourselves. 'Yes. "e can
play "i1h these gu~s.'
.. \\'e·re pleased "ilh the "ay
our guys performed," continued
Orin kle~ ... \Ve definitely had the
toughest road 10 the finals."
BEAU RALPHS
A 6-foot-2,
230-pound
junior
lineman, he
was
involved in
seven
tackles on
defense and -.........-...--............
played solid on offense.
Npt. Harbor (7-5, 3-2)
8USOM (lllDMDUM.)
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Cotucao
McKown
Lawson Wass
MlllCUSO
t.4~ F°mty
Gonules
Mcintee
Hims
... ti .. tc:tt ......
254 1194 4.1 as ~ 5.2
34 1&5 5.4
11 " u 10 ·22 -2.2
5 12 2.4
4 .s ·1.3
4 .J2 -1.0
3 ·1 -4.5
2 6 3.0
1 -3 -3.0 ., ......
pa po Jd9 pN
1~ 17 841 7
6S 31 292 7
1 0 0 0
R~ pc,,,. .....
46 517 11.2
22 233 10,6
19 116 6.1
9 79 u
8 105 13.1
6 42 7.0
4 ·1 .Q.3
2 37 18.S
2 13 6.5
1 16 16.0
Scorlntt
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4 •
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0 14
0 10
4 4
0 ' 0 -2
1 2
0 4
0 -3
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1 " 3 13
0 19
0 20
1 20 0 7
0 2S
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f'llttV 66: Mancuso 24: CoklCcio 20: Llwson
18. ~er 17. ritt 1t McKown 6; Mclr*e 6;
l.lat19Nll 6. Kttctwn 6; Tnm 2.
SEASON (TUii)
Opp
T $1 fin! W.TIS 144
~·)11~ JS&.1492
A1m;t MhnO ~;iri U
A~ 111$.'WlQ ~ 124 TC1J1puS1VJ~ ma
A~ plist19 ~ 104 Pm~ C"O. d "'7·221-11
Ay;. QM! II" ems ~ 111
At;. pn per rms ~ 5..6
Net rrtrn )11~· m T~uru-~ 25 ·167
Awtrat;e saw. ~ 2 • 14
Net )11~ 2171
A.mot ntt p-~~ 239
TCIJI IU'CH~ 51-Jl.3
fir.Cots·t,Jrb1r1 bS1 18-10
TcQI UTIO•tll 28
·~~tl'S 2.l ~·l•~e 69-552
Al't!r,t fll;S·)•C~ &-46
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23.24
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~ 23 24 69 21-137
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1) Or.mge 10
34 Ocean View 0
0 Huntington Beach 6
0 El Modena 10
14 Estancia 0 10 Saddlebad.• 21
27 C0<ona del Mar• 0
21 Unf\ers.f) • 7
21 Tustin• 14
10 \Voodbndgt; • J~ ·' CIF Oivtsion V1 Pl.lyoHs
35 Buena Park 14
0 Valencia 28
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There was no
pulsating finish
or thrilling
dram:i. It was a
Mater Dci High
highlight film,
instead.
For many college recruiters, the
video of M11ter Dei's 46-16 vicrory
over superpower Fontana last Fri-
d11y will be highly coveted. Dilly
Blanton, Mater Dei·s CIF Player
of the Year candidate at quaner-
back, put the Steelers on the can-
vas early.
In boxing, it ''ould'vc been a
first round knockout.
"l read it and actually used it
more for motivation for our team,
especially for Dlanton," said Mater
Dei football coach Bruce Rol-
linson, referring to Fontana Coach
Dick Bruich's quote in last Thurs·
day's Pilot, when he said: "Out
here, we say, 'He who throws first
is the weakest.' "
Well, Mater Dei threw first. It
was the second play of the game,
in fact, and tight end David Knuff
made a sensational diving catch
for 16 yards. It would go that way
the rest of the eve ning for Fohi,
which suffered its "or)I loss since
1977 when Fountain Valley de·
feated the Stcelcri., 37·0, in
Bruich's first sca)on.
"Basically, what I saw in the
quote was that he wai. Ir) ing to get
me out of my g:ime plan, "hich
was to throw the ball," said Rol-
linson, whose offe1'1!.c completed
15 of 21 passes for 291 yards. 282
of which came from Dian ton.
"Then I thought, he must have
a little fear in him. And ma)be a
little bit of a built-in excu~e in
that, 'Well, you know \\C just don·t
sec the pass.' We did it ~uccc))·
fully and they couldn 't !>lop it anJ
that's exaclly "hat happened.
"As far as me pe r"1on:1lly. I
don·t go by "hat othc.:r pcopk !>a).
I think Dick Bruich docs a good
job at Fontana '~ith that footb:ill
program and thcy·,c ha<.l ~ucccss
over a long time. I do feel a li11k
bit of an allegiance 10 (Edi)on
Coach) Dave White; I J..no"
there's some ba<.l blood there (be·
tween Edison and Fontana}.
''Dut the :idvant:.tgc \\e h:.id W:.J)
that we jumped on them e:irl).
(Fontana 1:.iilback Richard) Ste·
phcns had a great game ( 197 )arJ,
in 27 carries), but :i lot of tho)c
yards were meaningk)) yards be·
PACK: CdM third
From B1
very proud of th is 1e:.im." !>aid
Coach Dill Sumner ::ifte r Cdl\t im·
proved on its ~cventh·place finish
in state a year ago.
"We had no front runner th"
year, but today "ai. proof that
cross country is a te:1m sport."
After t\\-O miles of the three-
milc race, 1hc Sea Kings had no
runners in the top 30, Sumner
said. Dut when senior StC\C Le-
Sieur began his kick, he pulled
four teamma1es "ith him and
CdM finished 23rd, 25th. 27th,
29th and 31st.
LeSieur crossed the line fir~t for
the Sea Kings in 16 minutes 28
seconds. Junior Corey Thomas was
next in 16:30, followed by sopho·
more Tim Timmons in 16:39. SC·
nior Aaron Mcl endon in 16:48
and senior Mike Dradford in
16:54. Junior Pete O:irmichacl ran
sixth for CdM in I 7:00.
In contrast, Laguna Hills plnccd
rwo runners in the top 20. includ-
ing Chris Lynch in rirth. and San
Marino had one runner in the top
20 and two in the top 25.
"We didn't have any in the lop
20, but that's what got us here,"
Sumner said. "They call them·
selves "The Pack." They came to
me before the season and asked,
"How can we get to state?" I tol<.l
them they each had to improve 30
seconds on their times."
-By The Pilut
PILOT
GRID
STATS
Mater Dei (11 -1, 3-1)
SEASON (lNDMDUAL)
Pt•r•r Kt"1I
R~
l.!oraru
KuM ~
.bt~
Sanchez
kruse
Solts
Suwa
llUnel
........
~ "" •vv Sit 631 6.4
70 303 43
44 39 0 9
31 95 3 1
2S 183 73
20 93 0
9 25 2 9
6 32 5 3
8 45 5 6
S IS 3 4
2 6 3 0
1 12 12 0
1 4 4.0
1 3 3.0
1 0 o.o
PnsJn9
pa pc wd9 phi
249 156 2750 9
2 2 63 0
7 2 13 0
R.celvtnv
pc nn. avv. S4 912 256
26 618 238
25 641 256
16 211 132
" 233 166 7 117 16 7
4 49 10 3
3 32 10 7
2 44 22 0
2 37 18 5
2 14 70
I 9 90
td lon9 a 32 2 21
3 17
I 14
3 36
0 33
1 8
0 10
0 22
0 9
0 6
0 12 0 4
0 3
0 0
pct. td
626 30
1 000 1
286 0
td long
10 63
7 77
10 65
0 34
2 60
I 30
0 21
0 19
0 22
0 22
0 10
0 9
cause they had to score quickly on
long rum and he didn•t brc~1k any
60· or 70-varders, so \\e "ere
OK.'' •
Dlan1on, "ho reside) in Costa
~lcsa's Me!>a Verde district, threw
lliree touchdo"n pa~)es. incl uding
a pair 10 Rober ~toranlc of 35 and
52 yards.
"On the 52-y:.ard touchJo"n (in
Bl LL Y BLANTON
A 6-foot-2 ,
195-pound
senior
quarterback. he
completed 14
of 20 passes
for 282 ya rds
and three
touchdowns.
He had no interceptions.
GIRLS: Sailors
state's best
From 81
i)hcd l>CCond :.inJ I 3th. re·
SpCCll\ely.
For Ne" port ·s )late ch.11n·
pion girb, )Cn1or~ ~klMJ
Havnes. fifth on the tCJm, Liz Hoffner (~i,th) <ind Ken·
dra Koi.ky (!.C\Cnth) rounJeJ
out the S;i ilors' top fini)hers
~1ills. in eligible last year
after tran)fcrring from K:.t·
tell:i, where she wcnl 10
school as a sophomore, h:i-.
bee n Newport's ho1tc)t run·
ner. She finbhcd i.econd in
the Sea Vi ew League ftnal.,
be hind Univcr)ily\ T:inJ.1
Dr ix.
"She got Marted re:il ~low
this year." Tweit said of
Mills, who went to Tu~tin as
a freshman before running
track at Kate Ila the follO\\ ing
year. "Dul about three "ed s
ago. )he really Marted run·
ning well. Mary's our No. 2
runner, but she had been
our No. 1 most of the year.
"Up until the Corona dcl
Mar meet, Donna had never
beaten (Crane)."
First real test (CIF) passed
In its second year of varsity foot·
ball, Calvary Chapel I ligh has won
its first playoff gome. It is now
going to the CIF Southern Section
Division X semifinals for the first
time a(tcr winnins the Arrowhead
Lc1auc for the Cirst time.
Last Friday in Calvury's 27· 14
quarterfinal viclory over visitin~
Trona, the top-seeded Eagles, who
enjoyed n bye in 1he n~1 round.
used bia tolachdown plays from
Sabe Younaer (.C l·yard fumble re·
tum) and M:11l Kellogg (79-yard
kicltorr re1urn) to outlast the
Duth Velley·bnscd Tornadoes
(10-2).
.. Thinp like tho1 nrc especially
&ood in • fairly close ball same:·
said Calvary Cooch Kri Vnn
Hook. \\-ho:oc 10 I '>t1uu<l ·has out·
sco red its opponents this sca~on,
375-94. ''Friday night it wa s pretty
criticul because we struggled a lit-
tle offensively. nnd for Matt to
come out and get that one right at
the start of the second half, it re·
ally made us foci like we were in
pretty good control of the game.
"1 didn't think there wns nny
way they were going to be :ible to
come back ond bent us.
"TI1e reason we thousht we
were in good ron1rol 1s because we
could run 1hc ball on them. We
felt \\-C could do that nnd run 1hc
clock down and keep control of
the g:unc.
·•1 thoui;ht defcnc•ively th:u (Jun·
ior Qubidc. lincba'cke~ Sube
Younger (6·foot-4, 180 pound,)
c.11nc up with some big pl.1~s."
193
325-169!1
52
141
2920
244
I~
113
11.3
553
23·211
2·18
4965
414
28-JS 8 1g.11
20
I 7
l~t009
U -84
f4S6
Log, schedu le
34 tolJni (Honolulu) 20
27 CJpastrJno Valley 21
47 St. PJul 9
17 SanlJ Ana 3
27 Ri\ersidc Pol y 14
4 2 Miwon Vie10 1
JS St. John Bosco• 7 .u Scmtc• 0
20 loyolJ • 28
24 81~op AmJI" 6
Clf Division I Pl.lyoffs
34 QuJru Hill 8
-16 FontJna 16
Dl'C G-LO)OO lat SA Bo\\11
• A%'<'1us league game
the second quarter), Blanton liter·
::illy had time 10 bring his head
around, but 1ha1 's all because he
couldn't rcse1," Rollinson saiJ .
"His feet were pointed to the
other enJ. but he looked left,
i.n:.tppcd back right, just cocks his
arm and let') it go anJ it's right on
the money.
"!\lo)t kids couldn't do 1ha1.''
JIM NOLAN
A 6-foot,
175-pound
senior
strong
safety, he
had one
interception,
eight lead
tackles. two L.....-~._J
assists. two deflections.
Costa Mesa's
Eklol sparkles
FRESNO-Ignoring a disap·
poin1ing frni'h the \\eek before,
Costa ~lcsa senior Katy Eklof
clo,cd out her prep cro)S count ry
c.1rcer by placing second in the Di·
'i~ion 111 stale championship at
Woodward Park on Saturday.
Eklof. "ho improved 56 seconds
on her ~2nJ-pl:.icc finish in 1990,
cO\c reJ the three-mile course in
IS minutes 51 seconds, i.ccond
unly to Newport H:irbor senior
Donna ~tills· 18:45.
Eklors tcamm:i1e, senior Den-
b ha Oend1, took 13th in 19:15.
"Katy was gaining on the New-
port llarh0r girl in the last 200
meter~ and might ha\'e won the
race if she ha<.l started her move
earlier,'' Costa Mesa Coach Dill
Wc11engel said.
Eklof, who won the Pacific
Coast League individual title for
the second ~lraight year o n Nov. 8.
had hoped to win the Southern
Section cro"n a week ago Satur·
day in Walnut. Dul she turned in a
sub-par performance and finished
a disappointing i,cvcnth.
To make sure this didn•t happen
again, Eklof concentroted on her
diet, water intake and training
routine the week.
-By Kirk H'oltott
KELLOGG: '
From 81
Villuge Christian this Snturdny
night (7:30) in lhe semifinals nt
Kennedy ll1gh in Granado Hills.
"You don't sec u Jot .of kickoff5
rclurneu ror louchdowns any-
more." Vnn llook said. "We have
about three different rc1urns 1hat
we u c nnd this week we went
back to the doublc·\vedgc return.
We. j.u l wnn1ed to ~ct good field
pos1t1on OUI o( the k1cko(f.
Kellogg's infotuntcd with Notre
Dame. dreams of pinyin& there
someday. I le drives hi~ three
younger sl ten (at;c• 14, 10 And S)
to the lame Calvary school every
day and mninioins 0 3.8 arade
point average, but there's no truth
to th<. run1or thut ho's drivina the
team bu tu Ornn.idu llill •
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Coach potato corner
In the bleachers
"Yo, Buckl On your right! A strayl"
Television, radio
TUESDAY • TELEVISION
c~ntet Basketball
4 p.m.-Florida St.Syracuse, ESPN.
6:30 p.m.-GT·Vlllanova, ESPN.
10 p.m.-USF-Caliromia, SC.
Pro Ba1ketb1ll
S p.m. -Paccn-Pi.stons. TNT.
S:30 p.m.-1..aken-Bucts, Ch. 9.
Hockey
7:30 p.m. -Kinp-Sharb, PT.
Boxln&
10 p.m.-Brown-McGlrt, SHO.
RADIO
Pro Bukttball
S:JO p.m. -Lake rs-Mil .• Kl.AC (570). Horuy .
7:30 p.m.-K.ings-SJ .• XTRA (690).
I
WEDNESDAY
TELEVISION
Col~ Baskdball
4 p.m.-Maryland-Providcncc. ESPN.
5 p.m.-UMass-Kcntucky, SC.
6:30 p.m. -UNCScton Hall, ESPN.
Pro Basbtball
5:30 p.m. -Cavaliers-Bulls. WGN.
6 p.m.-Lakcrs-Homcts, Ch. 9.
Boxin&
10:30 p.m. -Lconard-HaiJcr, ESPN.
10:30 p.m. -Kelley-Zuniga. PT.
RADIO
Pro Basketball
6 p.m. -Lake rs-Char., KU.C (570).
7:30 p.m.-SA·Oips. KRLA (1110).
Coll~ Bask.dball
7:30 p.m.-USCGonz., KNX (1070).
7:30 p.m.-CSN·LBS, KORO (1190).
LOCAL SPORTS SCHEDULE
Tuesdaiy
lukttbAll cone,. women -OllpNn Collete .it Southern UJifomj, Collear. 5 p.m. HWi ldlOOI ~ -f'llot Tip-off Cusic • Newport HMtior ancf ~ def Mar higtl ~: N.
Newpolt Hltbor -~vs. El Toro, 6 p.m.; Estancia vs. Beltllowtf. 7:40 p.m.; Al CorON def ~r
-FGOdliM w. ~. 6 p.m; I.A QuinU w. ltvlne. 7:40 p.m.; Ma~ Del lit Tr.bum Hills
Tournament ~er Del vs. Chltlo. 9 p.m.). HW' ldlOOI girls -Estancia .it Foodll11, 1 p.m.; V~ It Mater Oei, 7:)0 p.m.; Cmtar Mew •I
IMne T ourn.vnent Wresllln1
Hlgfl ldlOOI -Estancia It Brta-Ortnd.. l:JO ~
tiW' ldlOOI girls -ColoN def Mu u Vi& htic.. ):15; Sunny Hills olt Mater Del. l ; ~ •t Li
QuinlA. J; Mir• COil.i • Newport ~. l .
field hocby
Hlgfl ldlOOI -~ HMtior .. ~ J.
Socctt
.... ldlOOI ~ -ColoN def Mu It !MM, l; Fountain V•lley oll EJl.Jncla. l; (ddon .t Newport
Hdor. 3: ~ Del It DIN Hills. 7 p.m. ·
Costa Mesa girls roll, 61-31
NORCO -The Costa Mesa
High girls basketball team opened
its season in impressive fashion
Monday night, crushing host
Norco, 61-31, in a non-league
game.
Olivia DiCamilli led all scorers
with 28 points and added six as-
sists and four steals as the Mus-
tangs outscored the -..€ougars in
each quarter. It was 14-S at the
end of the first quarter and 31-14
at intermission.
In an Irvine Tournament game:
• Newport H.rbor .a, Huntlna·
to• Balch JS: Maureen McLaren
scored 12 poinu and Kala Ross
added 10 points and 10 rebounds
u Newport cued into the second
round.
The Sailors will face Brea·
Olinda in a 6:4' p.m. same
Wednesday niJht.
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Riptide
advances
in tourney
NEWPORT BEACH -Mike
Perry scored three goals and Scott
McCrimmon added two to help
the Corona del Mar Riptide semi·
pro soccer team advance in the
Budweiser C\lp on Sunday.
Playing at Corona del Mar High
School, the Riptide romped to a 5·
0 win over Colima of the Olympic
Soccer League in a second-round
game.
The Riptide, currently second in
the Pacific Soccer League, re-
ceived an opening-round bye.
Corona del Mar's next game in
the Budweiser Cup, the second
tournament in the 1991 Budweiser
Championship Series, is scheduled
for Dec. 15 against the Valley Ea·
gles of Van Nuys.
On Sunday, Perry scored twice
in the first half off passes from
Chuck Smoot and John Hudson.
McCrimmon pushed the lead to
3-0 in the second half when he
scored on a free kick and added
another goal off a pass from Hud-
son. Perry scored the final goal on
a penalty kick in the 86th minute.
In an earlier game at Corona
dcl Mar High, the Newport Har-
bor Lions were beaten, 3-1 , by
Padco and knocked out of the sin·
glc-climination tournament.
-By The Pilot
OCC men's
soccer team
in state finals
The Orange Coast College
men's soccer team will be gunning
for its second state title in three
years Friday and Saturday at El
Camino College's Murdock Sta·
di um.
OCC opens the tournament at 6
p.m. Friday against Santa Rosa
(16-2), the No. 2 seeded team
from Northern California. North
top-seed DeAnza College of Cu-
pertino (21·2) takes on Orange
Empire Conference runner-up Ir·
vine Valley College (16-3) at 8.
The championship game will be
played Saturday at 2 p.m. follow·
ing the 11 a.m. state women's title
game between DeAnza and Moor-
park.
The four-time defending Orange
Empire champion Pirates ( 13-4-7)
earned the right to play in the
four-team tournament by defeating
San Diego City, 2·1, in overtime at
Balboa Stadium on the SDCC
campus last Saturday night. OCC
brings a six-match winning streak
into the state tourney, and has lost
just once in its last 14 outings.
Two goals by Scott Goldman,
the JCC:Ond coming o.n an assist by
Brian Slayback with about five
minutes left in the second 15-
minute overtime period against
San Diego City, put the Pirates
into the state tourney.
-By Thr Pilot
JITTERS:
From 81
ond half, rattling off 15 of the first
19 points to take a 49-31 lead.
Scan Hartman netted seven of his
10 points in the third quarter and
Mcintee had five rebounds.
Despite no player over 6-foot-3,
the Sailors had a 34-21 edge in re-
bounds. Seniors Mike Of er and
James McAuley recorded seven
each.
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" Tho Oranae Coast Colle&e SCYenth place ln the We5tern New = ~ 90• ~ = M
women'• basketball team w11l toe Mexico Tournament last weekend. "";,",. e. "",. ._
a .four·pme wiJltllnt streak nonh The Vanpards (2 .. J), who lost = : 1 : 2: = ~ ~ : '~
th8' week when It vilitJ Santa Bar-their tourn"y opener on Thunday, =.. t ! 11: = t 1;·: ZJ
bara Wednesday at 7 p.m.. then were beaten by Tarleton State, S4· ,.... 1 I 1 I ..,. 1 a • 'I
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Estancia opens soccer sealOll
with 2-0 victory aver Newport
By l<Jrk Wolcott
Sj)O(tS Wiier
NEWPORT BEACH -The Estancia High
boys soccer team made the most of its opportuni-
ties Monday afternoon, stopping Newport Harbor
on its home field, 2-0, in a non-league game.
Both teams, depicted by Inst year's graduation
and playing for the first time this season. looked
rusty at times. But goals by Chad Weaver and
Kevin Westman and an unforgiving defense made
winners of the Eagles.
"Defense is our strongest point," said second·
year Estancia Coach David McKiernan, after the
Eagles held the Sailors to seven shots in the game.
"We still need to control the midfield better, dis-
tribute the ball outside more and settle down our
passes."
Estancia opened a little shaky but took the lead
when Weaver, a senior up from the junior varsity,
popped the ball into the right side of the net off a
corner kick from co-captain Ivan Tavares during
the 14th minute of play.
The Eagles (1-0) added a second goal seven
minutes into the second half on Westman's follow-
up of a Weaver deOection off the left post. Weav-
er's shot was set up on a header from se nior for·
ward Mike Smith.
Newport Harbor (O·l), which graduated nearly
everyone from last year's Division l state co-
championship team, moved the ball well in the
midfield but lacked any real punch near the goal.
"We didn't have the forwards today or the
speed up front," first-year coach Elias Shehadi
said.
The Sailors played without senior Branon
Coluccio, a returning varsity forward, who twisted
bis ankle playing football Friday and will be side-
lined Cor another week.
"We're a you ng team with very few club play-
ers," Shehadi said. "We still have much work to
do."
Estancia's defensive line of co-captain Juan Cer-
vantes, Rich Buday, Matt Polentz and Shane Rob-
bins were largely responsible for shutting down
Newport Harbor near the goal.
All-Pacific Coast League goalkeeper Carlos
Rodgriguez recorded four saves, including two
sliding effo rts that broke up potential scoring op-
portunities.
The Eagles finished with 12 shots on goal. Both
teams took three corner kicks.
The Sailors' bei.t chance at scoring came late in
the first half when a shot by Juan Riverez was de·
flected by a teammate and bounced within a cou·
pie feet of the Estancia right post.
Freshman goalkeeper Mike Freeman finished
with three saves for Newport. Juniors Chris Hunt·
er and Jim Hicks led the allack from the midfield,
but with liule help up front, the Sailors rarely
challenged the fa1gles.
•
OCC ,halts ·skid with 70-50 • Win
COSTA MESA -The Orange
Coasl College men's basketball
team, which ended a two-game
losing streak Saturday at OCC by
defeating San Diego Mesa, 70-50,
will host the 21st annual Miles
Eaton Tournament beginning
Thursday at 2 p.m.
San Jacinto-MiraCosta at 2 p.m.;
L.A. Valley-Santa Barbara City at
4 p.m.; and Imperial Valley-Long
Beach City at 8.
. 1·/3 1 in at -· ppg.
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Or•nt• Coaat 70, San Dl990 ..... 50
S-.. Dle90 ..... o,..._ CNet
The tournament continues Fri-
day and Saturday, with the finals
Saturday to be played at 3:30, 5:30
and 7:30 p.m.
The Pirates (2-4) have struggled
so far, but Jeffrey Porter's 19-
point, I I-rebound effort against
Mesa, along with 18 points from
Michael Wenzlaff (on 7 of 9
shooting from the floor) was too
much for the outmanned Olympi·
ans.
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:igainst L.A. Southwest.
Other first-round games :ire Mt.
Porter is averaging 19.3 points
and 8.8 rebounds in the early
going, while Wenzlaff is chipping
3-pcww II°* s., 0.00 ~ -Moyd 3 Rolwl$Oll 2. Dolley 1. Or1nOI CoUI -Wwsan 2. lttlecll 1 T 1C1rk.a1 Iola Mont
-By Thr Pilot
Bucs volleyball team challenges Ventura
The Orange Coast College
women's volleyball team cleared
it s first hurdle in the quest for a
state tournament berth by beating
Sanla Monica at OCC last week in
four games, but 1he Pirates have a
much bigger one to get over to-
night.
off College of the Desert last
week. OCC is comitfgoff a 15-7,
15-10, 9-15, 15·8 victory over Santa
Monica.
the state tournament.
"We're ready," said OCC Coach
Jane Hilgendorf. "Ventura is a
great ballclub, but we know what
they like to do and we think we
can stop them."
Coast travels to face Ventura,
the second-seeded team in the re·
gional playoffs, at 7 p.m.
Ventura, also known as the Pi·
rates, lost a match to Cuesta this
season, but the decision was re-
versed due to use of an ineligible
player.
Ventura boasts a pair of All·
State players -sophomores Nikki
Ballinger, a setter, and middle
blocker Vanessa Hackett -and
one All-Southern Cal selection,
freshman setter Sandy Ford.
Ventura is 20-0 after knocking
The winner of Lonight's match,
one of four taking place in the
Southern Regional, advances to -By Tbt PiJOI
And~ews-designed boat tops any
local sailors' Christmas 'wish-list'
T hey say that the busies t shopping day before
Christmas is the first Saturday after Thanks·
giving,
Several people asked me what would be on a
sailors' "wish list" before they went "malling"
(that's going to the shopping mall for you landlub·
bcrs) instead of sailing lttSt weekend, so I pon·
dered on this task and also wondered what would
be on other Harbor area sailors' lists.
The first thing on the "list"
would be a new boat, probably
designed by local designer Alan
Andrews and built by local boat
builder Tom Schock. The boat
would be about 33 feet long,
with interior space of a 40 foot-
er; faster than a Schock 35 but
easily raced by four people, ca-
pable of being single handed,
with room to carry a dozen
friends if one were so inclined.
But most important, It would
cost about the same as an old
used San Juan 301
Next on the "list" would be
Pllll .......
Boating
for all the boats in slips or moorings in the Harbor
that were not used this year to sink and never be
raised again, leaving these spaces available to ac-
tive boaters only. This would greatly help out and
clear out the Harbor for boaten and environmen·
talisls both.
While we're at it, lets ndjust the slip/mooring
rates that the more one u ed their boat, the less
the cost.
Next wou ld be a sticker thnt everyone would
have to put on their boat as a user tee and every
time one used his or her boat, the federal aovern-
ment would send the user a fee. Sort of like a div·
ldend rrom a bia corporation (the U.S. Oovcm·
mcnt) to us for our support o( our country 11J
these ye~,_.
A few more nsninta~ to be on protest commit·
tees that can look at tho facts without lnjectina
their own aaendu or that or their nee C'Ommit·
te"' Of coune, for every 10 people that worship
Saints. there arc nve othen that Wish to bum
thiin at the stake. Juaa pa IO lhow )'OU that aood
deeds very seldom ao unpunitbed.
A thouaht of what othtn mipt hi~ Oft their
list ...
• Fat Clptain Hairy 0• of the Halbor De·
penment and his flno crew •nouah bid paint to
keep palntlna \he Killer WNM Shub IO loOk llko
Piiot Whiles to no ona Wll lie..,.... (it~ been
rumored he has been doing this for years, that is
why no one has ever seen any Great Whites in
Newport, only occasional "Pilot Whales").
• For Pete Johnstone, local Performance Hand-
icap Racing Fleet President, all the racers to trade
in their boats for identical matching "Andrews/
Schock 33's" (see above) so his rating job will be
easier.
• For talented local sailmakers Skip Elliot,
Dave Ullman and Bill Worsham, the exclusive sail
contract for the above mentioned "Andrews/
Schock 33's."
• For George Dunigan, Balboa Yacht Club's
Sunkist Race Chairman (this weekend is another
Sunkist weekend), enough wind so that everyone
will finish at least one hour before the deadline,
whenever that is.
• For Chuck Holland, a friendlier and kinder
boat that will win the Newport Harbor Champion-
ship next year for the third consecutive time .
• For Jeff Farwell, Dennis Rosene, Joe Degen·
hardr, Jim Kerrlgnn/Rod Woods, Brian-Mock".
Carol KokoVPhil Richardson, Dick Hayden, Pete
Johnstone and John Szalay, the nine runners-up in
the Harbor championship, a faster kinder boat
that can catch Chuck.
• For Abbott Ayloush, new Commodore of
Shark Island Yacht Oub, a sewer system that will
that will never haunt him again .
• for John Szalay, skipper of the racing yacht
Pussycat and 1991 PHRF Southern California
champion, a meow that roars, but now and then
can be "Squeezed Dye." .
• For my boat partner and a11 boat partners ev-
erywhere, an amiable, kind partner that never
yells and always clean.s the bo<at after usina it.
• For Peter Huston, the yachtina columnist for
that other p:aper, a raise, you deserve it.
• For Roaer C.arlson, Spons Editor for TM ruoc, always enou1h space in the sports KCtion '°
he never has to cut anything out, and rolumnisls
that tum in their work before the last moment.
• For Or. Carolyn Hardy, a safe ~J scuon
that allows no 'kipper the occasion 10 brina to ber
their emcracncy C&$a afler any racc.
• Fot Staff Commodore PCte Palle•te. my uncty-
ina .,atitudc for savina my butt at boatifta ptbcl"' ..
lftp.
• For all the boatins readcn out ihere, hope·
=.inle bit of boltfnl iarormatioil alld u oc-
dtldh when ~ need i• IDGlt.
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of: Hubef1 ._nley Hatgett, ~ In IN •= ~ mey M In cl-* CllMlft bra .... or~~ Md nalla, eo.ta ....._ c.lff, bet 1' .. o.o.mi. ......... NalM(I) lllled 'nf:" ..... Clll llM41 Jr. you may fit with ~ ~ 0t bv YOUt attol'MV, . ...,.. AW19I w _. Aeellictlonl '"'°''*' on taU1 • ... ....,. -...... Tfl b 1 11' .......... A PETITION ?\as tie.n. to""9I ~ fol If YO\f AAE A ••ac•IO'I. ..... -23, t .... M inlllNIMnt 10, 1'11 ...... .,,., • UI MU --:.
tiled b1 Dennis Hargett In SrdaJ Notice o ~ 9lnQ CREDITOR . °' a ....,,..-vi, 0t .. -. ~ND. ~..02t~. Of Offie*ll ~~ "ma~w~ T.-~ _. ~ = W. 1 gwrlll Pil1 .. ":...~
the superior Cour1 of o an ~'°'Y ri conUno.nt c,.diuw of lh• ~ "' $ICllOlt S\02 °' Aecotc» ol lllid tounlY oi111e Newport a .. cn, PUIUC MO-I wtftl IN COurtty Otr'll of Th• reol1tranU1l com-~ IQ, Callloml• County ol appralMl Of -~ -· dlceaied, you muat .... IN Clolltomla F....-coo. Th• ,.,... adcl••H c.llf. '2MO '.,,. ~ ~ °" ~ menced lo ltlfta.d ~ 242'1 c..-. ...... ......
ORANGE' Of of MY petition °'your ctalm Wlfl .,. oourt ~ w~ IO CIO ---aftd othlllr cornnlOn ~ Thia bUtlNH 11 con-CNl10t.... bef 11. 1901 ,,... ~ the 1lc1ldOul *' V\elo, Cell.-•
THE PETITION account .. ~ ptOl>'lded In ilnd mllll • copy to ~ .. CaWDmla Chldla '"'* ....... lllY(. oe ....... tlNIP' ducted by: • geMfal ~-......... "'"'' euttM9• Haine(•) tleeect John QNtwft Cle*. Mm requests !hat Dennis MCtlon 1250 of f\e penonal ,.pr..-ntatW• llWtlllt • N WM OC ... in erty dlacrlbed lbo"9 11 pUf· nenhlt> fllubhhed H 8"c:ho aboW on: Noll'tmbef 2:5, Cullll• L.an•, MIHIOn
Hargett be appointed as Catlfomla Probate Code: A appolnt9d by ltl• court llwU ~ ol VII uniled illOf*' to be. 2106 Vilt.II The reglttrant(•) com-.....,._ .._.. ewpott 1991 Vleio call. ,_1 personal representative lo ReqllfSt k>t.Soec:W Noac. witlin tour months .-om aw of A1N11Ca The.-l!ntr-., Newpofl hach. ~ lo tr~ ~ atal1•1Rt Cotta M ... Pilot N0Ytmo Mike O.krwdo ~ .... a.tc. a.zsa
adrrinisier the estate ot totm ~-~vaiW>le from fie the dai. ol tirlt l9luance ot wl lie lllftOt ~ __,. CA 92tlO ,_8 Ul1det the Flctllloul Thi FoloM1g P«tOnl bet 2t. Oecembet '· 10, CHtUla Lane. Ml••lon
the decedent court,._... len.ts as providtd In ar WWlWlry, ~ ot The undeulan•d BullMH H•me(I) !Isled ~ddna~•: 17, Hit Tiii• .i&*'*1t wn lllld VllfO Ctllf .-, THE PETITION Attor~ foe P.lllfon«: Mellon 9100 Of 1\1 lfnpllld. ~ ,,. ..... Tfuasee dildelms IJtY<f lillbl-~on· NIA AIA.-c>Wl!A ftftlNTING", T-917 Whh the ~ Cltrtt of Tnli butlne.. ,, con.
requests th4t deoedenrs RICK J. FO.ELU California Probat• Coda poe--OI.... lly '°' "'Pi inconec:tnea °' Kl'M T ~en •251 ........ w~. New· Ol'MQe County on NoYem-ctucted by: hueb9nd and Will and cod1e1ts u any 111 P9dflc:a~• 110 The 1lme for tiling ot.ims ~ AIJ'IMl'J tne ..,_. eddreu and othOf • pclft leedl. l:alf. PUIUC NOT1CI w a. '"' wife •
be ~lled to p;obale . ~ne. C~nl wil not expire before tour ~ • tnl Trul-. ~common deslgnadon, 11 "'Pi. Thi. l1-l«l'llnt Wiii fl'9d H. Eugene Adami. 1S.2 . ' F8t4049 The reotetrant(I) com-
Th4t w1I and any codtcils M ~ /Costa monlls trom 11• hearing the m:-Olld of T!Ull thown henttn The 10111 wl1h the Counly Cl«k of Bell AlleflUI, Suite 3'N, Plotltlon PUblthed Newpoit ~ menced lo 1ranMCt bUlf. we ava~.abUt tor esa llol date noticed above SO*' br 0#\111 A E..n Md .-nount of INt unpeld bit-Orangt County on NOYtmo Tudn. CMI. t2eaO • ....,.... ..... '*" ~ the ~
examnation 1n !tie hie kepi Nov. 30, Dec. 3, 7, 1991 YOU MAY EXAMINE Debra Ellen, who.,. IMtf1ld *lCI of tt. obllgltion _. ber ff. 1991 C. Sue Adatn1. 1342 W ltet.....nt C:O.ta MeM Piiot Decent-Bullneu N9me(t) ll4ed
by lhe court the tile llept by the c:ourt. H to Wfl Olt'lt Ind r9COl'dld on cured bV the propefty to be • 1'814084 Avanua, !kite 3-N, Tutdn, Thi flollo.tlig ,,.,.,,,. bef 3, 10, 17, 2•, 1911 lboYe on: NIA
THE PETITION PUBLIC NOTICE YO!J .,. a peraon Seplenie-a , 1113. • _, and reuonable estl· Published..._,... 8each-Calif. t291M> .,, dolna bUllinell u : T~UI Jofln QM!
requests aulhonty lo interested in the fftaC. lnll~ No ~89820 °' n\l1ed costs. ~ and ,...,_.,....., Thie butlnet1 11 con-CAEDll' ECONOMICS .,. UC _..,.I Thlt '**"*" wu filed
administer the estate _ CP0300~ Y°"' may tile with ~ court 011c1a1 Aitooldl. COurCY °' ad\1.-w;es •t the time of the Costa M... Piiot D9Cem-dUC11d by: Mben<I and COUNSEUNO SBMCH rvl nv t"' _..., the ~ Qel1t Of
under lh4t lndef)!lndenl NOTICE OF PETlTlON a tOrmal A.Quest tof Cringe. Cailomla TN! 09ld tfllUll public:atlon Of the ~ bef 3. 10, 17, 2•. 1991 wlfl 1t12 Newport 8fvd eo.u; PIO..._. OHinae Counly on ~ Admnlstrabon ol Eslates TO ADMINISTER Special Notice ol ti• tlina of Trwt ,_ gtwn 10 hce of 1918 11 $531.•35 50 T-010 The real1trant(1) com-MMe, Cllff.12C7 ·• .,_.,... 11 tier 1~. 1M 1 Act with limited authonty ESTATE OF· ot an lnvenll>fy ana an indlOtldlWU 111 tawr of In add111on to cash, menclcl lo 1ransact ~ Clfrli EdWarda 1922\t .... PStMJe
(This authority will allow Welter C. Strohm appraisal ol estai. assets Blttk 01 Amel1c::a Nllional Tn.m the Trustee will accept 1 PUBLIC NOTICE ~ Wld4lf the F1ctmout Ntwpoft Btvd. 1sQ5, Costa lt...._.I PubMthed N__,... Beech-ihe personal case NO .. 16 72" Of ol any pedtion or Md SaY119 Auooalion, • culww's d'9Ck dfawn on I eu.1ne11 Nam•(•) lltllcl M"8, Oellf 12G7 The FolOWlng pet'tona ............ represen1a11ve 10 talle ~ • ~ 1 ~ account as vtded In n111iona1 blnkinQ 111octa1IO"I state °' natlonel bank. 1 CNl10f8187 ab<We on: N/A Frederick EdW111dt 1822~ ate CS~ bualneu u: eo.ta Mesa Pilot o.c.rn-many acuons without To all heits, Nellon 125'° ol fie Yau •• 111 oetmul lor 1ai11nQ to chectl chwn bV a state °' 1'1otltlou• H. Eugene Acfama Newport BIYd l soS Cotti WORLO SPEED MOTOR-tier 3' 10, 17, 24, 19tl
obta1n1ng court approval. beneficiaries, creditor~ California Probate Code A tMf'I CM 'f0.11 ~ fedefal credit union or a •u"""• Name This stat.menl was lll4ld Me" Calif sr2627 • Sl'ORTS, 2148 N.Wpot1 T-Ot7
B&lore 1alung cena1n very contingent c~tor5, an Request tor Soeclal Notice under 1N1 o.a o1 Trual The check drawn bv 1 state °' •t•t•ment with the County Clerk ol Thi• bualn•H It con-BIVd., Unit 0, Colta M"8, I 1mponant aC11ons persons o may form is available from the delMl4I .,.. recordld on .Mar tedefat savings end loan as· The Foltowlng l*IOn• Orenga County on October dueted by: husband and Calif. 92627 PUILIC NOTIC however. the personal otherwise be Interested In court clerk. '3. 1'1111. u ll\llrumelll No. aoc11tion. savings associ· Me doing bullnffl u: 30, 1991 wife Ctiltlle clelNel1e Jr .• 2151 1------""".'9'----
representatlve will be ttr.;w or c•~teh or both, Attornev '°' P9tltloner: 91·2319815, 01 Olltaat RICOtdl a•ion. or savings benlt epecl-INTERNATIONAL COL· Flt1S77 The registrant(•) com-Vl1ta Entrad•, Newport Flotltlon
requlfed lo give notice lo o ·A ~~"flTio~IO~ bee JAMES E. WILHELM, ol the above councy. Mor• tied m Seclion 6102 of the LEGE OF CALIFORNIA, Publllhed Newport Beec:h-manc:ed to 1tanllct bull-Blach, ca•f. 92680 8ualnea llMM
Interested persons unless . . . n ESQ. thin thrM monlhl have FiN111C1al Code and eutho-4000 Mac:Atthur Bllld., Sii. Costa M ... PUot Nowm-,,.51 uodar Ille Fictitious Ben Musay, 180t Green-ltatenMnt lhey have waived nobce or !~ bl Phllt A. g:r;:er 11 PALMIERI TYLER. paNed slflC» tile notlCI of fjzed to do business In this 800 Newport Beach, Calif. ber 19 26 December 3 euelne" Name(•) Uitad wood, Pueblo, Colorado The fdlowlng p&flOnt consen111d to lhe proposed uper 0 WIENER WILHELM dllaut was l800lded 8lalule stale In the 8\lenl tendef 92ee0 • • 1 bove . Se tembtr t 81003 we dolnQ buslneu a1:
action) The independent g~=t County ol & WALDRON ol lhe detau" lhe TruatM will other than cash is accepted, Ametlcan Co?lege of Lan-10. l991 ~Q9t on. P • This busln111 It con-JtRO ttlVESTMENT COM·
admm1stta1ton aulhonty THE · PETITION 2603 M11n St NII • public aueltOn to t the Trustee may withhold guage and Culture, Calilor· T·tst Chris Edward• ducllcl by: • general part· PANY, 939 w. Bay, BllbOI,
wilt be granted unless an . . Ste 1300 hlghMt l>IOdet thtt 1ntllfest the issuance of the Trust· nla .-ooo MacAt1tiur 8'\ld PUBLIC NOTICE Thia tattmlfll as flied l'leflhlp Callt 92e51 jnterested person tiles an ~ests be that ~II~ A. lrvlne, CA 9271• IMilO by the Trustee undllf ee's Deed unhl lunds be· sti. 800, Newport Bllch: with t~ County wClefk of The regl1trant(1) com-~ o. LH, 931 w. Bay,
ob1acbon to lhe pat111on rame~ appotr.tiv ~ New~t Beactt/Costa De.I ot Trus1 on the lol!Ow1 come avallablo 10 the peyee c.111. t2e60 CNs1018107 Orano• County on Novem-menced to transact busl-Balboa. Calif. 92a81
and shows good cause ::=s .. rep~esen stale ~ Mesa Piiot dllcnbeel propeny tocaleO • or endorseo as 1 mailer of Thi• bualnui 11 con-Flotltlou ber 2! 1991 ne11 under the Actlllous Betty Buek?ey LH. 939 W. why 1h11 courf should not the aec.J. t e e e o NOii. 30, Dec. 3, 7. 1991 1118 county ot ar.nge, rfllht ducted by: 1 corporation 8 1 N • · ,514055 Bullne11 N1m1(1) U51ed eav. Balbol, Calif. t26el
grant th11 aulhoriry T E n · Calllornil Said sale wlll b The raglllrant(a) com-ua Mae am• abo11t on: N/A This bu1lne11 11 con· A HEARING on the H :ET:z!nON PUBLIC NOTICE Thll POl1IO"I of LOI 112 o1 made. but without covenant maneed 10 llansact bull· Statement Publlshad Newport Beac:h-Chllr1es delruest• Jr. ducted by: husblnd and pulltlon will be held on ~ests the .. °'! rs Newpot1 H9lgMI 111 ,,.,. cry of or warranty. express or im.. ""' under 1111 FIC1ltious The Following peraons Costa M•sa Piiot Otcam· Thi• statement was filed wlle
Decembar 19 1991 at :• ~codtoicils, ~flY· CP030106 ca.a ...._. couniy plted reoardtno 111te, poaea-BualnHa Nami(s) !Isled 1r1 doing bullneSs as: btr 3, 10, 17, 24, 1j91 with the County Cletk or The r1glstranl(•) com-
1 45 P M 1n Dept 3!' The ii and pro ~is NOTICE OF PETITION Orlnge. SI .. ol Cllilornia. • SIOfl 01 encumbr•neet. to above on: October 28, FLRCHER JONES MO-T-oo5 ~ County on Novtrn-manced to uansac:t buSl-located at 700 C1vte w . any co TO ADMINISTER shown Oii A Mlp RecorOld satlsty Ille indebtedness,. 1991 TORCARS, 1301 Quell btr 26, 1991 nen under the Act1'1lout
Center Drive West. P 0 . ~~ u:;'1~~ hie k to~ ESTATE OF: BoOll •. P11ge 83 cured by said Deed, ad· Jetlrity R. Matsen, Viu Street, Newport Beach. PUBLIC NOTICE F5t40e3 Bu1lnes1 N1me(1) listed
Box 838. Santa Ana. CA b lie !urt e ep M Robert Mllc:elllneoos Maps. in ' vances tlle<eunder, wllh in· Praalden1 C1n1. 92660 Published Newport Baach-above on: 1t73
92702·0838 V THE PETITION G · h · k Olb ol IN Couniy ll!fest as prCMded theulin. This 1tatement wa1 filed Flllcher Jonu Motor FlcUtlou• Costa M1se Pilot Dec:tm-Betty BucfdlV LH IF YOU OBJECT TO · uggen eim, 8 8 oc Hid COUnty delOtblO and the unp61d Pfinclp91 Of with the County Clerk of C.rs, Inc., c.&itomii. 1301 aualnHt N•me 1991 Tiiie statement wu ll1ad
the granting of !he pe1111on, :,~~ a~nty 1alo M. Ro~rt lolloM the note lllCUfed bv 11td Orange County on October Ouall S1rttl, Newport Statement ~ 3, 10, 17, 2•. T-Ot3 with the County C1'rtc ol you should appear at Ille tS r es e Guggenheim, Jr. BeowWIO 81 a potl'll in ,,. deed with inletest thereon 31• 1991 Beach, Calif. 92660 The FoHowing petaoni Orange County on NOlltm-
heanng and stale your =is:a91ion 1~~ CA SF NO. A 161785 Sout~terty 11rw of ...a LOI. as provided on uid Note. ' F51189S This bu1ine11 11 COl')o are doing business u : PUBLIC NOTICE bef s. 1991
obJ&ebons or hie wnllen · To all heirs 554 Feet Nonll-.tlfty lrom tees. chat08$ end ~ ductad by: a corporation OIRECI PROFFESIONAL FSt224t
objec11ons with the cour1 ~w (Thislh•aut~~~ ben~liciaries. creditors~ thtt most Soutllelly comer ol ol the trustee end of the ~':sh~~~1:'1 t!':v::: T~1~lst~nt(1~ :if: SERVICES, 18 Sea 1111nc1 Ftctltlou• Published Newpor1 Bea<:h-
be ore the heanng b Yo~r representative 10 take contingent creditors, anc;i Ulld Lot Thlnol N011"-""Y trusts aeated by said Deed ber 19 28 December 3 ~ss und~ t:sa Act~ Of •• Newport Beach, Calif. 8u•lnH• Nam. Costa Meu p~ Novem-appearance may e 1n tio 'th persons who may e1ong lllld SouthWNllrly lone of Trust • • • 92680 Slelement
person or b~your attorney ~~Ing ae ~ aw~ov~ otherwise be Interested in ol aaid Lot. 7130 Feet to thtt Verdugo Service 10, 199t Business .Name(s) lil1ed Pattlck Oiiton, 130 Liar The Foltowlng persons ber 12• HI, 28• Decem,ber
RIFED TOYOR ARE A Before faking oer1ain VerY the will °' estale, or both. center ltnt ol Fulenon Slr98C. Cofpoqtion, as uid Trust T·955 ~~e on. November 1• Clrcla, Thousand Oaks, are doing business as: 5, 1991 C . I or a Important aC1ions ol: M. Rob8<1 Thence NOl1MIS*'Y llOng oo. 121 West Le1uno1on Callf. 91300 ANDERSON & COMPANY T·925 contingent creditor ol the however th4t ersonal Guggenheim, aka M C4lf144lf line ol Uid SlrMI. Dflve, Th11d Floor, Glendale, PUBLIC NOTICE Fletcher Jones, Jr., Pres!-Kerry L Young, 18, s1a 3300 West Coast Highw•'
deceas1ed, you must Ille rep<esen'tatlve !m be Robert Guggenheim, Jr. 137 63 FMC. CA 91203. (818) 500·2•85, Flctltloua ~II~ statement w s filed Island Or., Newport Beach, IC. Newport Beach. Caul PUBLIC NOTICE your c a!m with the cour1 required t> give notiee 10 A PEl'ITrON has been Thence SolAl'MIUtlrly. By Nauvarat Penyav1bul. • Calif. 92660 92663
and mail a copy 10 the lnteresled persons unless tiled by Daniel M. per1llel With the South-•lrly TruSlee's Sales Oll1cer, Bu1lne11 Heme with the County Clark 01 Thia bu1ln111 11 con-G10rge R. Anderson. 1740 Fictitious
pefS<?nal representative the)' have waived notice or Guggenheim and Noflhern line ot Hid LOI, 71 30 Feet. Dated 11120/9 t Statement ~a5g~ ~~unr.y on Novem-ducted by: a general part· Plaza Dll Norte Bllboa 8ueln••• Name appotnted by the court consented 1o the p<oposed Trusl ot Cahlornia N.A. in Ttwnc» SolAll_...lfty peta1111 ASAP41787 The Following persona r • nerahlp C.lil 92661 ' ' ltalemt1nt
w11hm lour months trom action) The Independent the Superior Cour1 ol w1111 lhl Nonn-..,,Y 1tnt o1 12/3. 12110 12111 8'1 doing business a1: F5t2112 The rtglllrant(s) com-Jo Anne Anderton 1740 The Following persona
the date ol ltrsl issuance ol adrrinistration authority California. County ol laid lei 137 113 FMC to tile ' CARE PKG S.. 1 8 9 6 Published Newpor1 Beach-menced to transact bull· Plaza Oii Norte Balboa are doing business u :
lelters as provided in wil be granled unless an ORANGE. potl'll of t>tg111111ng PUBLIC NOTICE Rhodes Dr .. Coslft Mesa. Costa M1aa Piiot Nov1m-""' under the flcthloua Calif, 92se1 ' ' ROZ PAWZ CUSTOM CUS-
secllon 9100 of the interested person files an THE PETITION E•DIP thtt ""-111 thtt Call!. 92628 ber 19, 26, December 3, Bualneu Name(•) ll1led Tiiie busln111 11 con-TOM COLLAR CO .. 1084 Cahlornla Probale C~de objection lo the petition r~ests that Daniel M NOl1'-""Y 7 $ "-ot Mid FlcUUoue Richard C. Pyle O.O.S .. 10 199t above on: November 19, ducted by: husband and Sea Bluff Or., Costa Mesa,
The time lor tiling claims and shows good cause Guggenheim and Norlhern land 11 c:on¥eYld to the Bualn•H Name 1898 Rhodes Or .. Costa • T 956 1991 wile Calif. 92627
w11 not exp11e before lour why the oourf should not Trusl ol Cahlornia N A. be eouO.y o1 °'WlOI by Deed Statement Mese, Calil. 112626 • Kerry L Young The reglstrant(s) com. Mlchael P. Lawton, 10&4
monltls lrom the heanng grant the authority appointed as personal Reootdld in Booll 85i. P1Q8 Th• Following persons Scotty Pyla, t896 Rhodes PUBLIC NOTICE This 1t1tement WIS flied menctd 10 tran..ct busJ. Sea Bk.Ill Dr .• Costa Mesa,
date notteed above A HEARING ·on fie rvpr~entah11e to 459 Oftlclll ~ of lllld are doing business as: Or.. Co111 M11a, Calll. with th• County C18fk ol ne11 undlf the f"ICtlllous Calif. 92627 .
YOU MAY EXAMINE ~Will be held on adrnnisler the estale of <nnge COunty. c.111 (a)HUNTINGTON VILLAGE 92626 Flc tllloue Orange County on No11tm· Buslnt1s Nama(s) Usted Thia bu1ln11s 11 con-
lhe Ille kepi by lhe cour1. II r 19 1991 al the decedent The adOfla Oii Clhlr COMPLEX/APARTMENTS Klralan Pvlt. 35 U Cas· BualnHt Name btr 22, 1991 lbove on· N/A ducted by: an lndMdual
you are a person 1:45 P.M. In' Dept 3A THE PETIT!O!" convnon delqlalion, 11 Inf, of (b)SILVER INVESTMENTS, ada, Rancho San11 Mar· Statem.nl Flt37S8 Gtofgl R. Anderson Th• reglatrant(sl com-
interested in th4t estate. located at 700 Civic requests the deoedeots 1N1 rMI propeny OllCnbld 16171 Sprlngdale Av1 .. ouerlt, Calil. 92688 The Foltowtng person. Published Newport BNCll-This etat•ment wlS flied rnanctd lo trans.ct busJ.
you may hie With Ille court Center Drive West Santa WILL and codicils. 11 8/ly, aDOve • purponld 10 be 152 Huntinglon !:teach, Caht. Thi• bu1ln1S1 Is con-1,1 doing bullneu as· Costa Meaa Piiot Oecem-wllh the County Cllfll ol nus under IN flc1111oua a tormal Request for Alla CA ~701 ' be admilled to probate. A18 Eal 1111h StrM Co1ta 92649 dUC11d by: I general part· MARIA ELENA oe· ES· Orange Counr.y on Novem-Buslne11 Name(I) listed
Special Notice ot the filing IF YOU OBJECT TO The w1I and any codick M ... CA92127 Village Partnership. 216 N. nership TEVEZ RUZ. MfLUNER, 706 ber 3• lO, 17• 24· 1991 btr 26, 1991 above Of\! NOlltmbtr 5. of an invenlOry ana the granting of the petition, are avafable tor The Tru•• dlldalms _, Foothltl Rd., Beverly Hills, Th• regl11rant(1) com-Fimleal Avenue, Cotona T.o32 FSt40ST t991 appraisal ol estate assets you should appear at tie examination 1n the Ille kepi ltatltllly '°'_,~of Calli. 90210 rnenced to transact busi-dll Mar, Calif. 92625 PUbli htd N Beae Mike U~
or ol any petition or heemg and state your by the courl 1118 aOdr-Oii octl9f common Louis & Todd Silver, 216 neu under the Fictitious Marla Eleni Fuster 706 PUBLIC NOTICE Co s •• ewportp·•~• ~ This atatemena was llled account as provtded In obell<>ns or td• wnnen THE PETITION dMtgna11011 ~ Inf, ahOWn N. Foothill Rd., Beverly Buslneu Name(s) llSled Femteal Avenue cOrona Flotltloue sta ... 1sa ""' .,.....,,. with the Coun~ Clerk of sec:lion 1250 ol '" ob lions with the court requ~sts authority to 11111 notice Hills, Calif. 90210 above on: November 25, dll Mar, Calif. 92625 ber 3. 10. 17, 24. 1991 Orange County on Nowm-Caltlornla Probal~ Code A be re the hearing. Your administer lhQ es1a1e /ta of 1N1 e1a1e o1 tne .,_ Winlted Wong, 216 N. 1~1 Charles Wolle Maslen. Jr.. BtUln.as Neme T-022 tier 5. 1991
Request tor Special Notice appearance may be In under th9 lndef)!lndent put11tCatt0n 01 111oa Notice o Foothln Rd. Beverly HlUs Rtehatd C. Pyl1 O.D.S. 706 Firn111r Awnue Co-St•t•llMnt PUBLIC NOTICE Flt214a lorm is avatlable from the person or by your attorney Admtn1stra1ton ol Estates Sale 1n1 10111 amounc ol 1 Calif. 90210' ' This statement was filed rona dtl Mii Calil 92525 Th• following petsons Published Newport a.en.
court cletk. IF YOU ARE A Act. (This authority will unc>lld balance ot the nole(• This business Is con-with th• County Clerk ol Thi• business '11 con-are doing bu1lnt11 as: Flotltloua Costa Meu Piiot Novam-
Attorney for Petitioner: CREDITOR °' a allow the personal a1aµlld 11y tile aoow De.Io ducted by: a general part· Orange County on Nov1m· ducied by: husband and (•)CENTER FOR PC Bualne .. N•me ber l2. 19 26 December SONJA lt RHODES contingent creditor of the representative to lake Tf'\111. ...11 llllefest. • nership blf 26, 1991 will VIRUS CONT R 0 L • • 1820 E. 17th St. dec:eaSed you must me many aclions wilhoul proVlded in thtt note(a). plUs The regislranl(sl com-FS140St Thi r1glstrant(a) com· (b)"'C4PCVC"'. 4199 Cam· Statement 5, 1991
Senta Ana, CA 92701 your claim wiltl the court obtaining court aP,proval. lldvano11. ,, any, under thtt menced to lransaC1 busl· Published Newport Beach· mMced 10 transact busl-pus Drive 1550, !Nine, The Following peraons 1 ________ T_·_929_
Newpor.1 Beach/Costa and mail a copy to the ~lore faking c:ena1n very 1emw ot tne De.I of TIUll, ne11 under the Fictitious Costa Mesa Pilot Oocem. noss undllf the Flctl1ious Catll. 92715 • era doing business u: PUBLIC NOTICE Mesa Ptlol personal representative !fl'lf>Ortant actions tneluding .... dlarges and Business Name(s) listod ber 3 tO 17 24 1991 Buslneas Name(s) listed BTA Economic R111arch (a)REDHILL AVIATION
Nov 30. Dec 3, 7, 1991 appointed by the court however. . the personal • ..,.,_ ot ,,,. TrustM, • above on: October 1, t99t • • • • T-025 above on: OC1ober 1, 1991 lnslltute, 1 California corpo-(b)OROER DETAILS, 3184 1---,.-0-tl-tl-..,.----
---------within tour months from rep<~sentat1ve will be $117,513 53 Todd Sliver Charles Wolfe Masters, Jr. ration, 901 Dov1 Strei Airway Av1. Unit L, Cotla 8 1 N PUBLIC NOTICE the date ol lirst issuance of requited to give notice lo The name. ,,,..1 addrlA This statemenl was filod PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was flied 1158, Newport Beach. Miu. Calil. t2628 u1• 1~•• atm• letttHS 85 provided in Interested pllrsons unless ano 1e11p11one numbll' of tile with the Counr.y Clerk of with the Coullty Clerk ol Call!. 92660 Eric Scott Rhoads. 17081 a •men
---------Mellon 9100 of fie they have waived nolice or Trustee Oii Other peraon Orange County on Novem-CNStOt8077 Orange County on Novem-This busln111 It, con-Hague Ln .. Huntington The F~~~-persons
CP0.1005-l Callfomia Probate Code consenled 10 the propos.d oondUCllflQ IM.,...• t>er 8 1991 Fl lltl berg 1991 dueled by: a c«poratlon Baach, Calif. 82847 "'doing""'--u : NOTICE OF PETITION The time tor Iii' claimS action.) The independent Continenlal AulClllllY ' F5t2240 c ou• • The reglitrant(I) com-RJbtrt Alan Lewie, 12823 WINDSOR PARt< APART·
TO ADMINISTER ii not expire b~«e four adminis1ra1ion aulhotity Compeny 3800 WISI Publlsh•d Newport Beach-Bu1lnH• Name 1 '512242 ~ 10 1tan11ct bu91· Farrington.I. Rancho Cu-MENTS, 13852 D1w1on
ESTATE OF: monfls lrom fie hearin wil be granled unless an c11aprnan' •--711°' Floor Costa Mesa PNot Novem-Statement Publ shed N9Wp0ft Beach-ne11 und« th• AcUtioul camonga. "'1111. 81730 Strffl IA. Garden Orow,
Char1e• Jamee da• notloed above g inlerested person files an cnng. CA r.ieee bet 12 19 26 December Th• Following p8feons Costa Mesa Pilot Novem-Bu1lna11 Nama(s) t111ae1 Thia. buslneu It co~ Clllt. 8*3.
Prongo1 au YOU MAY EXAMINE objection to th4t pellbon (714)3e's.eoe7 ey Vt11 M 5 1991 ' ' are doing business u : w 12. 19, 26. December above on: November 15, ducted by: co-par1ners Oanlet Uao, 13852 Daw-Charles J th file 118 1 b the rt. 11 and shows good cause Haller. TrwtMa Salel Of"* ' T.92• LIDO TRAVEL. 3404 Via 5, 1991 1991 Th• ragl1trant(1) com-•on Strffl IA.. Garden
• e P Y cou why tile court should not Dale NO-"tier 20 1991 Udo, Newport Beach, Calll. T-gu Oalltd J. Thomsen, Preli· menc:lcl lo 1ranuct bull-Grove, c.tlf. ~
PrCO.!'!JJ!! akaJ ~~ ~e . ":i. :n grant the authority Nov 211 Ole 3 10· 19111 PUBLIC NOTICE t26&3 dent neas und9f the AcUtlous Thia bu1lne11 It col')o ,_,... • eras in . e, A HEARING on the N~ ~ Janice Jeng, 18912 S & S PUBLIC NOTICE This statement w11 macs Butlnen Name(1) llltlcl d\Jc:ted by': tldttloue name
Prongo•, Sr., you r:;8Y 11118 ~ the1 cok,rt petition will be held on M.a Ptlot Flctltloue Lane. YOl'b• Unda, Caltl. with the Countv Clerk ol above on: Novembtt 22. The regt11rant(1) com-
ek• Chllll•• ~oecia~ lice ol :' ilin r December 19. 1991 al BuelMH Name 82680 FlcUUou• ~County on Novem· 19111 rnanc.o 10 trenNCt ~ CAnoff'8~~1~~·726 :,pr~I ~ri:z ~! ~1J Mat in 1/itP' c~ PUBLIC NOTICE The t~,..:ntpersona sM:I~ ~:~ ~t,~ au:~:!:t:!:"9 ber 22, 1991 FS13741 ~ R=~ wu flllcl ~:Na':c1~
To an heirs, or ol an ~ or Centet Dflve WeSI. P 0 NOTICe 0# TRUSTI!E'S are doing buslne11 u : Celll. 92688 The Following persona Publlthed Newpor1 Beach-wlttl the County Clerti °' above on: ~ 5,
benetk:iaries. c:tedtors. account al.. ~llkted in Box l994. Santa Ana. CA SALE UNDeA DEED OMNI TRAVEL CENmE Tlllt buslnlll 11 con-ltt doing business u : Costa MtM Pilot Oecem-Orange County on Nowfn. 1991
contingent Cf9dtors, and section 1250 of tie 92701 0# TAVST' 891 Baker •AS, Co1ta dUC1ed by: I genera? patt· TRACT().MARINE EQUIP· tier 3 10 17 24 1991 bef 28, t99t Daniel Uao
persons wtio may Cahlomla Probate Code. A IF YOU OBJECT TO T.S. Ho. 15745 NP Mesa, Celi!. 92628 nershlp MENT EXPORT, 839 W. ' ' ' ' FSt40U Thi$ atatament was IUld
otherwise be ln•rested In Request tor Soecial Noticfl the granttng ol the petllion, Loen No. 4e302t-9 Dorothy V. Walktf, 210 The registrant(•) com-19th St., Co1Ut Mesa. Calif. T.005 Publiahad Newport Beecn. Wfltt the County Clertt of
the wlll or 15181•. Of both, tonn Is available from the you should appear at Ille YOU ARE IN DE· Liiie Lane #302, Newport mencad 10 transact busl· 92627 PUBLIC NOTIC• Costa Meu PUot ~ af'99 Colny on NoYefn.. ot CharkN James coun clerk. he~rin.g and state your FA~T UNOER A DEED Of Beach, Calli. 92663 nets under the Flcillioul MllCO Antonio Bosquet, .. bef 3 10 17 2• 199t btr S, 199t
Prongos aka Charle• J Attorn.y for P.tltloner· obJ9Clions or ltle written TRUST DATED 218191 UN· Lynette K. Bowers 16762 Bualnias Name(•) Hated 1944 Flcl«al Avt., Costa Flotltloue • ' ' ' T.023 Pltlt09 Prongos: aka Charles i GARY BREWSAUGH . ob1ec11ons with lhe court LESS YOU TAKE ACTION Robert Lane, Huntington above on: October 10• Mtt1, Clllf.112822 .......... Na-... PUl>lllhed Newport leach-
Prongos. Sr .. aka Charles 1442 lrvtn. Blvd. belore lhe hearing Your TO PROTECT YOUR PROP· Beach, Calif. 92647 199t Manuel·Ramon Nava, 820 -,._ PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mna Piiot Nowm-Prongoa Sr. Sult. 221 appearance may be In ERTY, rT MAY BE SOLD AT C.rmen Santangelo, 3115 Janice Jeng Ctnter St. 110, Costa ata•enMnt bet 12 19 2e Dacemlw
A "PETITION has been Tualfn , CA 926IO person or by your attorney. PUBLIC SALE. IF YOU Platte Drllle, Costa Mesa, Thie atalomenl wa1 filed M1 ... CalH. 92627 Thi Followfng ptr90nl Flotltlou• 5 1991' ' '
llled by Patricia Mn New~ Beach/Costa IF YOU ARE A NEED AN EXPLANATION Calif. 8262tS with the County Cllfk of Thl1 bu1ln1S1 11 con-ar1 ~ buslne1111: luelMH Name ' T·""'1 Semrldt In the Superlof M ... Pilot REDITOR « a Of THE NAT\JRE Of THE Thl1 bu1ln1S1 11 con-Orange County on Novem-ducted by: co-partners (*)D Ii P ENTERPRISES ltatetMnl .,.
Cour1 of Calllornia, County Nov. 30, O.C. 3. 7, 1991 ontmgent creditor ot the PROCEEDING AGAINST ducted by: a general plrt· ber 5• 1991 FS 210.. The r1gl1trant(1) com-(b)HOMI! OFFICE SECRE· The following !*ton• PUBLIC NOTICI ol ORANGE ceased, you must Ille YOU YOU SHOUlD CON-nerahlp t • m1nted to tran1act bull· tAAIAL SERVICES, 33656 119 doingbullnatt11• i---------THE PETITION PUBLIC NOTICE our cla!rT\ with the oourt TACT A LAWYER Th• registrant(•) com-Publlahod Newport Beach· ne11 undef the Fictitious Bayoor1 Way, Dana Point, RIVERV~ TOWNHOMES l'lotftl°"9
requests thet Patricia Ann d mail a c-opv to .... Noti~ IS hereby oN· manced to llanHct bull-Costa MeSI Piiot Novem· BullnHI Name(•) llst9d Callt. t28.29 HOMEOWNERS ASSOOIA-lualneM Name
SerTYldt be appoin..,d as CP03008'4 _ rsqnal representative IHl that Verdugo 14iNJC4t nets under the Flclillou1 w 19, 26, December 3, above on: Novembet 5, ~avid B Edwar~ W~rle, TION, •t76 MacArthur ltateflMftt personal representative lo NOTICE OF PETITION 'pointed by th• oourt Corporation, 8 C.hlornla Buslne11 Name(•) 1111~ 10, 1991 1991 858 ayport 1Y· ana Court, Suite 1120, Newport The ro11ow1ng
administer !tie estate ol TO ADMINISTER lt'tln lour . "'?'11hs lrom Corporihon as 1ru1188, or above on: November 4, T·tS7 Marco Antonio Bo1quet Point. CellSul. 82829 Ma Beac:h, can t2te0 .,. dolna bullnMa ~
the decedent EST ATE OF· the date ol hl'St tSauance ot llUCC88'0f 1ru11118 Of substi-1991 Thi• 11atement wat flied Parnell • Watfa, .-.se Abdut Mozavenl Callfor· PARK l>LACE CUSTOM
THE PETITIO!" Vlolet Hertwlg aka lell8'11 as provided In luted llUll88 pUr1uan1 to Lynetta I<. Bower• PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Olark ol ~~~· Dana Point, nla, 59 Montfcfto' Or., Coo HOME IMPROVEMENT
requests th4t decedents Viol I l Rinwi section 9100 ol tie the Oeed o1 Trual .-culed Thl1 s1atament wa1 flltd Ofenge County on Novem-T 1 • I I rona det MM Celtf 92125 537 Newport Oenltr onve
WILL d codicils, II any. CA.SE orNOenA•1817549 CalilO!nia Prob~te Coda. bV Weyne s Henry and With the County Clatk ol CNS101Sl11 w 5, 1991 ~ b~. n~ c= Thi• builneu "11 con-1111, Newport .. ,ch,
be ao. tad lo probate • Ttie 1ime !Of ltling c:1alms W1lltam c M111lnen. Re· Orange County on Nov.m-Flotltloue Flt214e .,,. dUcllcl by: a corporation Calif. t2teO
The wll and any oodch To al '*'-· wil not expire b•l'or• tour 00tded 2/1M1, ?nil ' 11. tier•. 1991 IU91ftfft.Jt•tM Publlahed ~Beach-';'~ "'9 ( ) The reglttranl(•) com-!i.:Chettts Wit. ltJ we avalablt . IOI bendcla.r1es. eredtors, months .trom fl• hearing 072785, o1 OlllClll "Records ~ nt2089 atatenMttl ~osta Mesa Piiot~ menced lo t~ant' 1 : menc1c1 lo tr...ct 11u.i. 1 St.. Cotta Mesa. examination In fie file kept oonllngenl entditors, an date notieed above. In the olhc• o1 the County Publllhed Newpott s.acn. The Foll_.._ ,_..,,,.1 w 12 19 29 Decembet __ .. !. ranaae1..... .. .......... _ ""' vncler 19'9 flctPtloul 1212e by lie court. persons who may YOU MAY EXAMINE RecOfdlf of Orange County ,,_ .. "' ,......~. ~ ' ' • nea1 ,....,.. ,,. .. "''""""" lutlneee Name( ) lstlcl 1'hl' b I THE PETITION otMIWiae be ln•rested In the ... kepi by the court." Calll and I • Costa M ... PIPOC Ncwem-.,. doing butlneu u : i;>, 1991 BuslneH Name(•) llltlcl bo • ,....,,.•,_,, .. • UI "'" la co~
1'9qU•ts authority to the wll or_..... Of bolt\ you are a p«90n the :::::. ol c:isuen to bef 12, 19, 28, O.Cembef SOUTHWORTH RANCH T438 above on: NIA I lie on: ·--1 1 .. duded by': In lncMdull
adt'rinis•r the -~ ol. Violet HertWtg, .. inlaf8Sl8d in tM estate, Election 10 Sall tt:"~ 5, 199t ESTATES, LTD., •701 Von David E. Watte ~ Mouy.nl Pratldent Th• ret.'trant(a) Colfto
under the l~ndent Violet Lo'9M Hal1Wlg you may file with ti• ooutt '8COfdod 11911,, lnl1 I 91 T·932 Karman, Third Floor. New-PUIUC llOTIC! Thi. atatemene w• 1111c1 Thia ltl'9menl • wu ltad rnenced~ ""'8act~
Actnlnlstratlon ol Esta"!' A PETITION hes been a lormel Re~esl .for 428811 , of .. id Oll1c11I PUBLIC NOTICE ~ .. ~~ 8 FlctttJou• ~ the~ ~ _..., the ~ Qeftl of Cn... N!:(•) ~ =w <T"\.'~W: lei t1ju:;= ~~ 1n ~r~~ No~~.,..0'°~ -::s :=::-2r• 1~1 ~ ,~ camomt• cer~t!On. •701 luelMe• Nw w 'T. 1991 on ~ 1~ on NMm-1t1ove on: NIA
rept....,tatlv• to lake California County ol appraisal ot .. 1ai. ..... p u 11 tn8 Notin' t~• en-l'IOtJti.u. Von Karman. Third floor. ae.t..,.,I Fl1:17ae • *'*' Wiil meny actions wlllout ORANGE. °' ol any pedtlon o' u....CO to thO County Court· awlneee N91M N1wpor1 eaaoh, Callf. The 'OllOwlnO ptr-.ont Publlthed Newpor1 a.echo Fa1at11 TNa ltlMfMnl WM lled
obtainlno court IP9roval THE PETITION account as provided In houte 700 Crvic Canter ltat..nent ~ .,. doll'\G bullnen u: Coaia M ... Pilot o.c.m-PUllllthlcl Newport IMch-...,.~the C°'"V Qn Of BelOf• faking certein 11ery requeats flat Btuoe section 1250 of f\e Drive West Sena. Ana CA The Folowllig '*'°"' Thi• bu1lne11 11 con-ADMINlSTRA.TWE AS. .,.,3 10 11 24 1911 COiia Mita Not ~ ~on~
lfTllor\3nt ectlons1 Hartwig be appolnt9d • Cali1omla Probate Code. A 921o 1 11 ~ 11.'Ction 10 .,. dolna ~ aa: ~ by: • lmlted ~· SOC1ATU. 30 Via catlno, ' ' • • T~ bef ie.. December 1. 10, '* 1 1891 N•--ho•\191, IN personai personal representative ' Request tor Sotclal Nob the ~ bidder tor cNti (l)SIMfllY MAGIC PR(). ,_..,,... Aanctio Santa Margarita, 11, 1Mt -
,..,,...ntallv• will be adminis•r II• estat. ol tonn Is available from Ila (payable 11 the..,_ of .. DUCTIONS tbllnY BITTY .!~.a!!Gl•tranl(•) cbo"!" Cellf. 82ee8 PUIUC -T""I T-194 Nlhhad NewPOtt ~ requ~ed to give notice to the.decedent. court clerk. In tewtul of lhe untl KITTY PRODUCTIONS, .,,......,. \0 11anteet us.. tatl L Outttam, 30 Vla "v .,_ -~~~~-----Ooeaa Metia P'Mol ~ iftl«•tad pereona unlesa THE PETITION Attorn•l for P.tlllon.r: ed Statet~ right 111._· 11114 UW Oek Circle. ;*'tn undarN the ~lous catlno, Rancho Santa Mat· Flotltloue PUIUC lllOTICI tier at. o.cembll i. 10. ~ Nive W.lved notice or ,.quests the d9c:edlnr JEROME A. RABOW and inler.St con~ 10 Fountain V1ll1y. Callf. -~-"' Oct•me<•1 Aid gll'lta, Callf. eaeee . ......_ .._ 11 '"' oonMntad '° IM ptopo Will and codicils, It any, DE CASTRO WEST, and now ~ bV It undtf l210I ' ..,.,.... on; Ober • 1 t Yvonne A. Durtwn1 ~ Via .......... • T acllon,) The lnOloendenl be admitted to probate. CHODOROW ' aald Deed of Ttual In the lu&aMe M. John1on, ~~ L. Dft\111, Pfllldent0 Cttlno, RanchO Santa MM· .. ...._. ~ ....,._ ._.. 411
.,,,... •• lion authotl1y The wll and ftt\V codie 'BUR~S INC. I td fn Id 17'14 u,,. Oak ClrCI• ...... atatoment -· led Qatlta. Calif..... TM ,~ -eon• ............ PUIUC IOTIOI
wll be gi:antad untHe an ata avabtstt to 10960 Wll~hfr• Blvd. g::'~1v.,:i1;~ "'° ':.. fountain Valley, Callf. wlttl the Cot#'lty Clerk Of Thi• bu11ne11 I• ~on-.. dolna bultll'8i• at: n,. F~ ~·-7';;&:;;;;::;;~::":"~ lnter•..0 Pll'I0'1 ft1n an examloation In 1\1 1"-1lth Fl' ICliJed ,._ 8270t Orange County on October c1Uc1ed by: hutbelld ancs OCINMIW ftNANCW., .,1 ~ ae: 1 o01ecton lo IN ~n by~ court Lo• Angelaa CA 90024 ~ ~ -OatWln J. S~. Jf .. 5431 28, 1M1 wife 411 No. ~ llvd. 11e, NAC! 100 -., w ahow9 llOOd Oii THE PETITION N.wPC!!rBeaCh/Cotta P~t. A· ~ ,0 _,.. S Rey 111. f9Uftlaln V#-Pit tHI Tf\1 regtatrant(a) com-'· ~ -..Ch, CIAf. pert c... Dr Newpcw\ why IN coUff llhoUkf not ~ts authority t M1$1t Ptlot ' tev. Calf, ti10I fJublllhed Ntwp0f1 hlch-menced lo "*'lad buelo 92IU lellctl, c.1t tiiio grentlN~ admnll .. r IN esta Nov 30 Dec 3 1 t9G1 :"Tpor:ic:,°'s':a'°ift ~ Thia bu1tne11 11 con-eo.i. Mell p~ ~ ntet ~ 19'9 flcttlout Ocun11lew Mor111101 atewn oaiy ....,, 110
A HEARINQ on fie un., CM l~nden ' ' ' r.: • dUded "Y: ~ ber tt 2t Oeoemblr 3 lhttlnffe Nama(I) hlecl Oroup. eamomla Cotp •• *' tt:; ~ ~ ft1on d be held Oft Adtr*llltralon of E.tat Ctfy .of Nnpotl leec.fl, The regltlrant(I) com-• ' • 80oYe on: NIA 419 No. Hewpo1t lfwd ..... Ce11f ...., ' .,._ -g:.,lbef 1t. 1991 a1 Act. (Thia ~tty will PUIUC NOTICI g:i:,: ~-=--~ C: nwrad lo ttanw:t bull-10. , .. , T-tea fM1 Dwhan\ :t.., Htwpor1 8"d\; Calff. et.1'tGPt* C; Melaoi\, 110 Thi fDIMw '*"" ,_ 1~ PM In ()itpt 3 alow the petlOC\ tied ~ 211 ,_ under tM ~ Till9 "8l11M11C wu tied s.. It ~ 8aad\ .,...,... ei 1 ..... = 0:. ~. ·~ ~-::.=.. t0 wl ;;.:.=:. 40, .-,: =:':n: ~":, PUii.iC IOTICI =;~ ~ ~ ~~n::..:..:°"' ~:.-::" .. ' 1t c~ !i7c:-'=•--:.~ 8clll t31 a..tta Ana, Ob court •P9'0Val -YW> .....,_._ tlt'I '* 1 t•t The reGl"'8nt(lt duCted bf: 00 ~ ...._ -911
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This ~IC wae tied • PUii.iC NOT1CI Wllarft H. Motw, 1511 Via e:'V::-Moi'=: y~ TNI ll1t1 •• •• tied .. 1•1111 VJ.' bU11ne .. 11 c~ =· :;::: ... ::C::.:
with the ~ a..ti of Thie ISatefnenl WM tied lllfl ~ WU ta.cl M.ma, Newpott ~. LJnda. Callf t2tee _. ._ ~ Clerk IHIRlll ..... ~ 1ty. aft lndMduill • Md "*' I •M ~County on~ wfth the ~ a.ti of with the ~ Clertt of ,....,,... Clilf. t2teo Thie bueine .. 11 con-Oratiae County on NcMM-.. 11•1.. Thi ,.gl1trant(1) c~ be cllculHd ••
bet 15, 1991 OrMae Cour1'Y on ~ Or..-County on ~ ••lttHI 11w Thi• bullnffl la ~ ducted by: ., lndMdulil '* 12. 1•1 lM P'ololll*19 penona menced to tninuct ~ F.StHA blr2t,1981 bet2l,1•1 ........... dUctildby:an~ Th •1 t t() "'3fn -.dOlna~-= ,.. ~lie flc1ltlOul p bllihed Newport PUbllshed N9wport BMch-FSt40U Pl13H1 The ,o;o:;;g P.,eona The reaf1tran1(1) corn-~.,01 ~:.:c. = Pubtlehtd NftjpcMt ._.. llLL ANITONA&. IEA-IUllM .. N.me(1l lleted Bt~ch-Colla M ... Piiot
Cotta M... P1tot Novem-Publlshld Newpoit h9ch-Publllhld Newport BMcho .,. dolnQ bu11nMa u: mencN lo nnuct ~ neu ~ the F1cUtJoue co... Meta Plot Dtctmo V1C!. W ~ Ave., ebo¥t on: NoYeinblr 15, Dtcem1* ~ 1M1
ber 26, o.c.mbet 3, 10, Costa Mela Piiot Decel'llo Costa M ... Plot Deicem-DfSCOtM1' llNT 'N' OE· Cn.':*N!:( ~ 8ullnffl Name(1) lllled bet'· 10, 1t, 24, t•1 t:= ~~-= 1::,. £Jdtf TIM1
17, 1991 bet 3, 10, 17, a4. 1911 . bet 3, 10, 11, 24, 1991 T~ 112 Yortctown ~~· ebo¥t on: M8Y 18~ aboYe on: Nowmbw 20, f~)11 Reefing Ave., 0Mden Thie awement ... tll9d PUii.iC llOTICI
______ T_.f79_, T~1f f.()37 ~ngton Beach. . WWlmH.Mohr ~K.Shaltl MD PUILICIOTICI Orwl,Cllf.12M4 with 1he ~a.rte °'1--------
PUBUC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICE Nichol• J. Hump1V9yt. Thia ......,.,.,,. wu Med Thia ~ W. tiled Thie butlne" 11 co~ Ofenge eourny on NOWm-FlotltlHt
•---------2411 Etdand #5, Hunt1nQ-wfth the County ata1t of Wftt1 the COw\ty Clerk of fllotMl:Ma duded by: M indMdull bet 15, 1991 luelHll lllw FlctltloU9 Plotttloua Flolttl•• ton BMdl. c.tlf. '2e4a Orange County on~ °' County on NoYlfn. ......._ .._.. T1'1 r11111tr1nt(1) com-P9t308e at .. •••ttt
Bualneu ....... lluslnne...... .......... ....... Thlt bu1IM•I 11 co~ bet 15, 1991 bftl T. 1991 1......_t merad to tnlnACt ~ ~ N9wport Beecho The FCllOWlng "'90M
lt1tetn9ftt Stet.......e ltateMent duct.ct by:"' lndlllkt\.llll P913014 PS140H The folloWlnQ persone ""' uncl• 1hl Plctllloua Colli Meta Piiot Novem-lrt dolna tM.dinlU •:
The Followlng pertOnl The Fo11oW1ng penons The foltowlng perton1 The regl1trant(1) com-Publllhed N.wpon Beac"' Publllhed Newport Buc"2 .,. doing bullnna 11: :=-... :-n:i•) 1~ed bet a_ Deoembet 3, 10, ANORt""° VANNES JEst.W·
ire doing buslntll 11: are doing~ ae: a,. doing bullnen u : menc:9d lo tranlact bu"9 Cotta Meu Piiot Novem-co. .. Meta Piiot Decem-MAIN STREET SURF & on. ate ' 17 1991 EL.AV, 213 E. 11'h •
MORGAN. WEINSTEIN l NORTMERN LIGHTS SEA· BAUMAN ENGINEERING & neu under the Flct~ bet 29, Decembet 3, 10, bet 3 10 17 24 1991 SPORT, 2800 N. Main SC. ~!i~.:. tuld ' T·974 eos:=:: Calf~. ~~32 COMPANY, 3 Hutton ~ FOOD ENTERPRISES, CONSULTANT, 200 18th St. 8uslnM1 Name(1) _.... 17 1991 ' ' • ' T.()08 #312, Santa Ana, Cellf, wfth the C°'""Y ca.rte of Ka ,._,.,,._ C&llf.
tr• Drive, Santa Ana. Calif. 3801 Jamboree Road, #A. co... M.... canr. aboYI on: September 1991 • T-977 82701 n.---r,... ...... on Nowrn-PUILIC NOTICE s..blulf, ......... 92707 Suite 14-273, Newport 82927 Nlchotu). Humptnys Bany ~ Dunz•, 4 ..,._.,,. -.. ,. 92127
GA Parktf, 31332 Cavallo Beactl, c.nf. 82eeO 8lulnan Abalsl1, 200 18th Thia ltalemenl wu filed PUIUC NOTICE PUpuc NOTICE Via OIOrou, Rand'lo Sama bet I, 1981 Jllotltleua Thi• bu1ln1.. 11 Ci»
Lane Laguna Niguel Callf SteYIR L Baker • w.,,,,,, St. IA. Coeta Mna, Callf. with the County Clertt of Margartg. Clllf. mu HtUU ......... Name ducted by: an lndMdUlll
92677 · · E. Baller, 51M Pncocfc 82827 Orenge County on~ FlotlUMla . Plotttleue Thi• bu1lne11 11 co~ Publlhld Newpol1 e.cho • .........,, Th• regl1trant(1) com-
Thi1 bu1ln111 11 con-Ln., Rlvenlde. Calf. 92505 Thi• b1.11lne11 11 con-bet 4, 1981 au.-... 11_.. ..,.... Na.ne due1ed by: an lndMdual Colla Mna PfloC ~ The folOwlng PlflOnl mencld '° lranNCt ..,._
ducted by: an lndMdual This bu11ne.. 11 con-due1ed by: en lndMdual FSt2047 St•l••ent ltetewt The regltlrant(1) com-bet 12, 18, 29, o.c:.mber ,,. doing bullnel• u : ,,... under the F1ctllloue
The regl1trant(1) com· duct.ct by: hUlband and Thi regl1lrant(1) com-Publllhed Newport Beach-TM Following penone The ~ penons meneec1 lo ltanllCt ~ 5 1881 A J'S 24822 Mulrtands Bl.lllne11 Name(t) 111ed20·
menced to tran11ct bus~ wife meneed lo transact bull-CO.ta Mesa Pilot NOYlm9 ere doing bullnela u: at• CIO"'Q ...._ .... 11: nesa under the Flctl1loul ' T-927 122 El TOfO Clllf 92&30 1bow on: ~ •
nes' undet the Actltlous Th• regl1trant(I) com-""' under the F1ctlllou• bet 12 19 26 Dlcembet PRIORITY RE.O 3334 E.. (1 •)TIME SAVER SERVICES 8ullne11 Name(•) llst9d Aon1ld JamH' Wyatt 1881
Business Nemt(s) Usted menc.ct to tnlnllct bu"9 Bu11M11 Name(•) lllt9d 5 1891' ' ' Coast Hwy. 11n, Con>na (b)ONE STOP .... ~!MCES, aboW on: November 29, PUILIC NOTICI 24822 Mulrtandt 121, ei Kathllen A.~ tied •bov• 00" S.pltmber 1 l'llU under the Flctltloul aboYe on: May 11 1991 • dtl Mar Calif 82925 18710 Cedll ---· Foun-1991 TOfO. ~f 82S30 Thie ltat.emenl WU
1991 · • Buslne11 Name(•) llJted Bauman Abassl1 • T-935 T~ Stof., 310 Mat· taln Valley, Calif. 92708 Sany Dunzer Flotltleua Thie t>UilnHs It con-with the County ~ of
G.A. Parker •bow on: October'· 1091 Thi• .wement Wll fil9d PUBLIC NOTICE guerlt• IA, CoiOn. dll Thomas F. St ..... 18710 Thi• mtemtnt WU llled ......... ....... ducted by: an lndMdual ~ eoun.y Oft~ This statement w11 flted Stewn l.M Baker with the County Clettc of Mat, caut. 92925 Cedar Clrde, Fountain VaJ. with the eoun.y Clert of Stetetnent The reo'111rant(1) com-ber 3, 1891 with the County Clerk ol This IUltement wu filed Orange County on Novem-Flclltloua Thi• buelne11 11 con-llY, Calif. 82708 Oranoe County on NoYtm-TM Following persone menc.c1 to 1rll\SICt bull-P114"t
Orange County on Novem-with the County Clerk of bet 1, 19111 Bualn ... ,...,.. ducted by: "'lndMduat Thie bu1lnes1 11 con-bet 26, 1991 .,. doing buslnets ae: ""' under the Actltloul Pub!Wlld Newpott 8eacft..
ber 19, 1991 Orange County on Novem-F51t830 St t Thi regl•trant(1) com-duct.ct by: an Individual FSt4059 MARKET ACCESS, 13771 Bullnen Name(1) listed Costa Miii Piiot Dtctmo
'513379 bet 26, 1991 F Published Newport BelCh-Tht Fo~i~";" perions menc:ed to 1ransac1 bull-~~·~~t~~.~=~ :,';. Publish.ct Newport 8e1Ch-Miiton ID, We1tmlnt11r, 1bove on: October 28, ber 3, 10, 17, 24, 1991
Published Newport Beech--514082 Cos1a Mesa Pilot Novom-art doing buelness 11• n111 under the Flc11tlous nesa under th• Fictitious Costa Meu Pilot Oecem-Calif. 92683 1991 T-012
Costa Mesa . Piiot Novem-Published Newport Beach-bef 12, 18, 26, December P1ychologlcal, SpeeCh & Bueln111 . N1m1(1) listed Buline11 Nam1(1) listed bef 3, 10, 17, 24, 1891 Tim M. Curtin, 13771 Mil· Ronald J, wyatt UBLIC llOTICE ber 26 D~mber 3 10 Cost.I Mesa Pilot Decem-5 1991 l.8amlng Centlf' 328 Apo. abow on. NoYtmber 1, above on· Jan • 30 T-021 ton ID, Westmlnstlf', Calif. Thi• etatement w11 flied p " . , , ber 3 1CJ 17 24 1891 ' lena A Balboe lstand 1991 . u ry • 92683 With the County Clertc otr---------
17, 1991 T 986 , • ' • T-019 T·920 CA 9~·· • Temmy Stofer ~ F St.... PUBLIC NOTICE Thi• bu1ln111 11 con-Ofange County on NoYem-Aolttloua ' PUBLIC 110TICE o o P.t son 326 Thll 1tatement w11 flied • ducted by: an Individual bet 1s, 1991 au.m.u 11 ..... __ P_U_B_L-IC_N_O_T_l_C_E __ , PUBLIC NOTICE ,.. ~ Ave .• ~t>Oa ts, with the County etertc of :J: ,:'= w~~:1e:, FtcttUou• The reg11trant(tl com-F5t3048 Statement
FloUUoue land CA 82662 Orange COIM'lty on Nowm-Ofange County~ Novem· 8ualneu N11Me menc:ed to transact bu"2 Published Newport Be1e"2 The FOllOwing P4lflOnl
F1clllloua Flctttloua BualMM N•.,,. Thi• bu1ln1ss Is con-bef 19, 1991 bet 26 1991 Statement Mii under the Fictitious Cot .. Mesa Pilot Novlm-"'doing buslnel• ••:
BuilnHI Nime Business N1me Stitement duct.ct by: an Individual FSt3380 • FS14088 Thi Fol~ng persona 8u1lne11. Nam1(1) llsttd ber 28, December 3, 10, ALLIED LIGHTING, 222
Statem•nt St1tement The Followlng peraona Thi regl1tr1nt(1) com-Published New:sx>'1 Beech--Published Newport Beach· .,. doing buth1e11 u : 'n~~~in NIA 17, 1991 ~~W":~~· Costa Mesa,
The Following pereons The Fot~ng persons .,.. doing butlne1111: menc9d to traneact bull· Cost.I Mesa Pilot Novtm-Coita MeA Piiot Decem-OLS BUSINESS SER· This llatement wu filed T·976 ~u9d Electric & Light""' are doing bvslntH 11: tre doing bu.,neu a1: MONIQUE'S UNIQUE ntll undtf the Fictitious ber 26, Dlcembet 3, 10, VICES, 1001 W. Stevens with the C,,....,.., Clerk f "'V (a)NEEO TO KNOW PUB-SHAPEMAKER, 121 E. CHILO CARE, 2182 Dupont Buelne11 Name(•) listed 17 1991 bef 3, 10, 17, 24, 199t 1421, Santa Ana, Calif. Or ~-"' 0 PUBLIC NOTICE Inc .. • Clllfomla ~
LISHING (b)FEAST OF Edj11Wltlf Ave .. Balboa, Sult• 224, lrvtne, Calif. lbove on: NIA • T-983 T-009 92707 .. _ange5 1""'1 ty on Novem---------llon. 222 Vlc10tla St, Cotta
FESTIVALS COOKBOOK, Cll1f. 92661 82715 Grtee 0. Petlfl<ln De1ann Lynn Summefit • ._ • .. FlctHloua Mesa, Calif. 92627
17191 Apel Ln.. Hl#ltlng1on Mark s. Mader9on, 121 E. Judy Gallardo, 12109 Syt. Thil ftatemem w11 riled PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE 1001 W. Si.v.ns. 1428, F512t27 llualnua N...-. Thi• buelnH• 11 con-
Be1ch. Calif. 92649 Edgewat8' Ave.. Balboa, van Riv.r '129, Fowttaln with the County C1ert of Santa Ana, Calif. 92707 Publlshed Newport BMch-Statement ducted by: a corpo1atlon
Catherine Lee Holshouser, Calrt. 92661 Valey, Callf. 82708 Ofange County on ~ Fictitious FlcUUova Thie buslntu 11 co"' Costa Mesa Piiot Novem-The FOiiowing l*IOl'I• Thi regletrant(•) com-
17191 Apel Ln., Huntington Sidney R. Manderson. 121 Thi• bu1lnH1 It con-bet 15. 1891. Bualne .. llam• BuslneH ,.,.,,. ducted by: an lndlvldual bet 12, 19, 26, Decembet art doing butlneH es: menced 10 tranuct bull-
Beach, Calif. 92649 E. Ed~ter Ave., Balboa, duct.ct by: an Individual F5t3040 at1t......,t ll1te.,,.nt Thi r1gl1trant(1) com-5 1991 INVITATlONS TO TRAVEL, ntH undef the Flctitloul
This buslne11 11 con-CTahlllf. b 1
1 1 Th• regl1trant(1) com-Publlehed Newport Th• Following l)ef9on• The Followlng persons menc.ct to transact .bull· ' T·933 345 University St. N-1, B~lneu. J:~~·~ fl:r due1ed by: an Individual s us ne11 • con-menced -to trensact bull-BHCh/Coeta Mesa Piiot .,1 doing buslntll u · are doing buslne11 11: ness under the Flctrllous eo.11 M•H. Calif. 92627 1 VI on. -• •
The reglstr1nt(•) corn-ducted by:1Jolnt ven)ture ntH undtf the Flc11tloua November 111 26 Decem-STYERS' ENTEAPRiSES. (•)SUCCESS INTERVIEW Buslne11 N1m1(s) listed PUBLIC NOTICE Stephen Hlndly WrlQht, ~1vld ~~· Prt'1Q
menced to transac1 bus~ The .'..'g 1tr1nt(1 cbuo~ Buslne11 Nam1(s) fisted bet 3 10 1991 ' 17632 Metzler L.n. Sult• SEMINARS, (b)INTERVIEW above on: NoYembtf 1, ora-ait•--345 University St. ~·1 , with'~ ~-... ~k of ness under the Fictitious menc .... to tranuct -above on: June 1, 1991 • ' · 101 Huntington BHctr, SUOCESS SEMINAl\S, 238 1991 ...... , -Cotta Mesa, Calif. 92627 '"""'""F
BuslneH N11M(s) Usted = undtf ~he ( Flctlt) U= Judy Gauatdo t9e1 Calii. 82647 Orange St., Newport O..ann Sumrner1 ButlnMe llame Thll buelne11 11 con-~T. 1~ on NoYem-
1boVe on: Noveml>« 1, neu me 1 Thie statement was fit.ct PUBLIC NOTICE Jamee p Styert 5371 Beach, Call!. 1126a3 Thi• 1ta1tment was fil9d St•tetMf'lt ducted by: an lndMdUal • 1991 above on: NIA with the County Clertc of Stru~. lrvtl'll,' Calif. Ira Mlchatl James, 238 Or· with the County Clerk of The FotloWlna penone Thi reglatrant(s) com-F5t4090
Cllherine L Holshoustf Martt S. Mandenon Orange County on NoYtm-Fictitious 82714 ~ St., Newport Beach. Oranoe County on Novem-are doing bu1lne11 u : meoc:9d to transact bull-Published Newport a..ch-
Thls statement Wll fil9d Thia IUltement wu riled ber 1, 1991 B I II Thie bueln111 le con-Calif. 82683 bet~. 1991 S.E.A. CONSTRUCTORS, ne11 under the Flc:tltlou1 Cotta M ... Pilot o.c.m, with the County Clertt of with the County C:! of F5t 182t ui.:S-a:--ducted by: an lndlvldual Thl1 bu1lne11 Is con-• P5t3748 175 'B' Welt 15th St, New-eu1lne11 Name(•) listed ber 3, 10, 17, 24, 1991
Orange County on Novem-~ r:rty on em-Publlshed Newport Beach-The Fonc!t~ J*tOnl The r1glttrant(1) com-~~~ by:1 en ~(lvl)dual Published Newport Beech-por1Beach.CA1126a3 1bow on: NIA T.020
ber 26, 1991 • p•t3753 Co•t• Me11 Piiot Novem-.,.. ~business 11· menced to 1renllct buP. • reg itran • com-Cost• Mesa Piiot Dec1rn-Lorenzo C. Miller, 215 Via Stephen Wright FS14097 u ...____ • nttl under the F1c1lllou1 menced to 1rensact bust· Ravenna Newport Beach Thlt statement was filed MOPE LE"''"' Published Newport Beach--Publish.ct Newport Beach-ber 12, 19, 26, .,.....,.bet O.G. M GEME.NT, 915 Bulll'llll Name(e) lleted ,,... under the Fictitious bet 3, 10, 17, 24, 1891 CA 112663. ' with the County Cllfte ol """""
Cotta Mesa Pilot Dec:em-Costa Mesa Piiot Decem-5, 1991 T..,.1 ~J:ieoNewpor1 Beectl, 1bow on: Oec:.mbef 1, Bu1lne11. Name(1) lilted T-031 Thl1 bu1lne11 11 con-Orange County on Novlm-QN 8-7
t>er 3 991 bet 3. 10. 11, 24, 1991 .,., • 1991 1bove on. NIA PUBLIC NOTICE dUC1ed 1>y en lndlvld'* t>er 111. 1991 • 10, 17, 24, 1 T--033 PUBLIC NOTICE Oavtd Stanford GwtlUam. Ira M. James Tht regletrant(s) com-Fat3U8 _______ T_~_, 815 CllNI f>tace, Newport Thll IUltement was filed Flcutlous meno9d to transact bull-Published Newpor1 Btach-FIND ET Flctltlo Beach, Calif. 82660 BUY with the County Clertl of B I N ""' under the Flctitloul SELL ME m Thl1 bu1IM11 11 con-Orange County on Novem-ua M .. •me Buslnlll Name(•) lleted Cotta M1N Pilot Novem-aualne .. 11.,... due19d by: an lndlvldual bet 1a. 1991 Sl•l•nMnt •bow on· 411196 bet 26, December 3, 10,
Stat•nMnl Tht regl111ant(1) com-' FS13238 Thi Fol1owtng PlflORI Lorenzo'c Miiier 17, 189t
your used vehicle Th• followtng pe.raons menc.d lo nnu.c:t bull· Publl hed N rt 8 "' are doing bu11n111 11: · T.985 an 4..-...t....ent th 0 h I if d eomeone •pecial are doing bullne11 u : 1'1111 und« the Flctlllou1 a new car 9 ewpo eac THE CAOWE'S ·NEST. A.II Kinde of Jobe FOf --------.,_. ....... r ug Cass ie CHOC TALK. 8582 Hamll-Bualnn• Name(s) llsted thr h l ified Costa Mesa Piiot Dec•m-17'25 C·2 MonfOYla Ave.. Make t1'• rtght mov.. j throu9h claallied 642-5678 throu9h clu•ified ton #345, Huntington •bow on: Novernbet 1, ou9 c au w 3, 10. 11, 24, 1991 co.11 Mesa. Calif. 82627 A.l~~:~~r~:::tr!!i. PlloC RMI E.tate Btp, Col!' -;;:10 1nt J.014 nohn Cron. 1725 R2
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,1140.a The '~ Plf90n9 ... k• v-v enrecttve PINK ATTENTION :~Newport IMch-~ ~... 23141 .. ~ young w om•n to Energetic OW,, 40, HM<lpome, MnSltJVe, Cotilia ..... Piiot D.cem-Poi.. 0r':' 1114, Laguna •h11t• fabulous oce.,,. 5'8", love to akl, bi-aucc .. aful, bUlnguel,
ai.3, 10, 17, 24, 1991 Hil, Cdt 1215e front home In •• cycle, daoce, walk on SLM, 40'•· wffh U.S.
T--024 S~d M. M•lldl1_755 change for occulonel b••ch. looking to cltlzenahlp u.ka at-_..,m,.....-------1 VeNto, lrllne, c.llt. RT14 ~~~A c.!!~~I mMt .... SWM, atlr~ 1tactlve Latin lady 21· ~ NOTICE Thia bu1lne11 la con-__ ..,. -,., Uve, honNt, NS male, 40 to •har• llfe'a joys,
ducted by: an~ car poe~ ... .,.-oeee ready for commit· Object companl~
...... ~ The regl1trant(1) com-menu #4122. •hip/marriage. #3124.
it!:...-:"9 ~ ~ IOllE LOOKING FOR
The r:o1ow1ng P«"ON Bualneu Name<•> llaled KIND.a SPECIAL LADY .. dolna bualnHt u: aboY9 on: NIA .. ..,... .. ,_...,.. "
TO t YOOft DOOR AUTO Seyed _... "• •""" 11w5 WONDERFUL SWM, 28, over 8 ft., R!J'AIR 1121 Verano pt Th.._ __... fl auD enjoy shooting pool, • • .. atat .... _ .. WU led "" SWF, 20. profeulonal. ldnlght al .. _ th .,.,. Celt. 1271' wtt11 the County CMR or INTELLIGENT 5'9", brown eyed, verv m w ... on • M..cua Joaeptt Plat. 1821 Orange r~...., on Novem-1 SWM beach and quiet ro-y..,., Pl., lrvtne, Calif. ber UI, 1991"' St ab I• • n d • e> attract ve, •eeks mantle evening• at
12714 FIUHa compllthed blond, 44, wlhu~-~ goodbut .,..!en,omMa~! home with that apeclal
Thft bu1lne11 It con-Publlahed N--•~ti-5'5", nt and happy, """: .... ·~ lady. If you are an at-~ -an lndMdual ~ ........ -Ilk•• the outdoors, tic • ••xy, 22-32· tractive blond, •-11,
Th• r;G"111ranl(1) com-Cotta Meu Piiot Novem-lookJng for one man1_*_41_1_1_·_____ SWF, age 21.23 .;;t,o
t!*ICed lo tranaac:t bull-ber 2e, o.c.m1>er 3, 10, with humor and lnteg-SPICE en)oya same, tired of
""' ~ the "1c1ltlous 17, 1119t rtty, likes dinner at SINCERE the bar acene as I am, ~H Name(1) U1ted T-9132 8:00 or after, who'a then let me give my
abaft on: Nowt'nber 20.•--P-U_B_Ll_C_N_O_T_l_C_E~ wllllng to travel t o CLASSY love, affection and ro-'t.:W. J. Plan Newport Beach. 44. 40'a, honeat, kind, mance to you. Must
Thll statement waa fli.d F1otltloue 60, N/S. #4142. h ealthy, European, live In Huntington
w1tft the County Clerk ol BualnenN•me ATIRACTIVE Heklng man over 8', _B_ea_c_h_._'1_3~12_3_. __ _
Or8noe County on Novem-Statement . BLONDE open minded, one MEN berl2.1991 The Followlng !*ION woman, one man
FSt3782 .,. ~ bullnesa as: . WIDOW on1y. t14101. ARE PIGS ••• Putlllahed Newport Beach-C R ERAMICS, 1HI03 50• N .. Be h TATUES Except Seattle na· Colta Meta Piiot o.c.,,,. Firebrand Cir., Garden •· ewpo.. ac • 8 QUE Uveal SWM, 36, 6'1'', Grove, Calif. 92MO active, energetic, ber 3. 10, 17, 24, 11191 Sandra J. Lee, 11903 Flt• would trke to meet hu-BEAUm 170 lbs.. monoga·
T-027 brand Cir., Garden Grove, morous. happy gent Cultured, flt, fun, mous, hilarious con-________ , c.flf. 92640 for early morning healthy, 40, 5 '10", en-veraatlonallst longs for PUBLIC NOTICE Thia buslneas 11 con-walk•, great com-)oya nature, outdOOt'a. wttty, humorous, cute,
--------I ducted by: an Individual munlcatlon/ ahare Seeking non-amoklng allm companion, 26-
'1otltloYS Tiie rtgls1rant(1) com-your lntereata too. genueman of Integrity, 40. Romance? It can
....,.... Name menced to transact ~ 414131• under 50, for marriage happen Ill #3142.
St.tetlMnt nesa under Iha FlctiUous 1-----------""--------The folowfng persons Bu1lnes1 Name(•) listed BIG and family. Photos ex-NICE WOMAN
.. doing bullnau u : above on: June 1990 changed. #4132. 4" TO 5"
JOS. 1300 Ouall #207, Sandra J. Let BLONDE TENNIS • • Newport BHch, Calif. Thia 1tatemant was filed 49 +, aophlsllcated/ I am 50, WM, just for
t2MO with Iha County Clerk of casual, aerlous/funny. ANYBODY fun and laughter.
U.W.E. Inc., California, Orange County on Novam-11 there a mature, tall 40'a, love to dance. Down to earth guy
1300 OuaD #207, Newport ber 22, 1991 non-smoker guy who Widow with no extra with Rags to Riches
8Nch. Calif. 92seo F5t3758 Isn 't tooklng for • baggage, ••eking potential, adventurous
Tl\la bu1lne11 11 con-Published Newport Beach-skinny 25.year old non·amoker, llkea to & romantic. Well,
duct9d by:• COfPOf•llon Costa Mn• Pilot Decem-Kldlett? #4133. travel. Dreams can here's your chance to ,:~.::t•t~~m. :,r:i: bar 3, 10. 17, 24, 1991 --------come true. #412'1. tum Into Princess. If neat ,._.._., ... _ 1:1 ... :.1--T-015 EARLY •---------you'Ve got It, lei's go!I
Buat1 ............ .-............. CHRISTMAS VERY 1113133· a~on~·gi:.~~.,"'k~ __ PU_B_L_IC_N_O_T_IC_E_ INDEPENDENT -_,P_A_S_S-IO_NA_T_E_
199t F1otltloue PRESENT SWF German lady, 60, BEST FRIEND!? S.A. Marttmte, Prnldent lualneaa N•m• Attractive SWF, red· fun loving, romantic,
Thli atattmant wu flied Statement head, dynamic, active. 5', 135 Iba. Looking Charl1matlc company
with the County Cl8fk of The Followlng persons profeulonal, looking for lively, exciting gen· Prealdent: 41, 6'1",
Or.nae County on Novem-are doing business as: for a 48-60 yra. SWM, tleman, S5-60. Enjoy 190, DWM (no kids).
bar 12, 11191 O·FORCE SURFBOARDS, you ahould be the •II th Inga In Ille. Seeks tall, trim, alh·
FSU74t 1007 WHI 18th, Costa ,_s_a_m_e_._,_4_14_1_.___ #4134. letlc, 1hapely lady.
Pu61111ad Newpon BNch-Men .• Calif. 112627 HONEST R•lll people needed
Cotaa ,,.... Pllol Decem-GreQOfV Birch Giddings, for aalllng, beaches,
tier 3, 10, 11, 24, 1991 202c ! Canal, Newport Beach, FUN SMOKER llfel 1113122.
T--029 lllf. 926&3 SJF, 50+ going on PHYSICIAN -..-------I Tiii• bu1lnt11 11 con-351 Healthy, eaay AYOUNQ "PUii.ie NOTICE dUcted by: •n Individual goln t • omantlc AND
---------• Th• reg111ran1c1> com-g, ru r · PROFESSIONAL You: Bearded not WRITER Fictitious manced to transact busl· bald, man of worda, 24, alngle male, just halne•• Heme neu under Ule Fictitious Country to Claaalcal, graduated from Col-27 • single male. 1
Statement Buslne11 Nama(s) fisted apon1aneous. #4135. leg•. new to Newport enjoy juz, theatre,
The ffollowlng peraons above on: 1989 Beach, '"ka atttac-outdoors: creative, ar-.,. dOlna buslnffl u · Greg B. Glddlnga I tlve blond, blue-eyed tlculate. financially ae-COOEP~O. 823 HOuow Thia Ital~ waa filed HAVE woman betwffn 20-cure, and physically BfOOk. Col1a ,,...., Calif. with the ............. , Clerk of 3 flt, new to Newport
82S2t Orange County on Novem-ARRIVED 25. ti 144. Beach. 4'3110.
Jamel w. Amotd, 823 Hol-ber "· 199t 1ow eroo11. Costa Mae. FSt375t 1·m the on• you're BUSINESSMAN READY
Callf. 8212e Publl1hed Newport Beach-looking for. SWF, 30'a, SWM, 50, 5'11 ", lives
Thia bu1lne11 la con-Costa Mesa Pilot Dtcem· petite, active, edu-In Arl~ona, love• golf, FOR
eluded by: an lndivldual bar 3, 10, 11, 24, 1991 cated, attractive, and tennla, (no kld1), LOVE?
Tiit ,..gl1trant(1) com-T-02& from Chicago, ready apeak1 German, look· Take a chanc:e ••• for a
manced lo nnuct busl---------to settle. W/flnanclaUy Ing for lady who •n· lifetime of: caring,
nett under the fk:tltloul PUBLIC NOTICE Independent, fun, me-joya aame. #3145. sharing, romance I Buslneu Name(•) ll1ted --------dlum built S/DWM,1---------above on: October 28, F1ctltloua 6•10"-6'. #4108. HANDSOME Healthy, happy, hand·
199t luatneaa Name AND-HUMOROUS aome, 40'•· Six-two, J. Arnold Statement I LOVE eyea of b lue. Flt,
Thia alatam.nt waa flied The Following P9ROnl LONG HAIR 25 year old SWM, toned, HIS lb., edu·
with the County Clark of .,. doing bualntsa ai: • blond hair, blue •Y•• cated, aell·secure, ft.
Or1ltlQe County on Novam-DARREN A·V, 6085 Alder, SWF, 21. 5'9", blue with "Surfer look". not nanclally/emotlonally
ber1!2, 11191 ltvlna, Calif. 112716 eyed, blond. very ac-aur1er attitude, •HkS atable (not wealthy).
F5137SO 'Timothy Richard Jahns, tlve, but ahy, with • attractive SWF, 21-30 Values, Integrity I
Pu6bllad Newport Beach-6085 Aldt1, Irvine, Calif. good tense of humor. yeara old with good Seeking: .. tectlve, aa-
Cotla M ... Pilot Dacem-92715 Sffklng SWM, 22·29 aena• of humor. ..nlve, aensUOY•, hu-
ber 3, 1o, 17 24 1991 This bu1lne11 11 con-who enjoya beach ac-#3143. morous, unencum-
• • T-030 ducted by: an Ind~ tlvltlaa. #4112. ___ H_O_N_E_S_T___ bered, genuine, VERY
The ragl1trant(s) com-•---------SVELTE, feminine, --PU_l_UC--NO-T-IC_E_ ;::-" ~ ~~ INTELLIGENT SINCERE non-emokw, unc:1er 50.
Bu1lne11 Namt(I) lilted ATIRACTIVE SHM/NS, btack hair, Lel'a •har• the HOll-
abovt on: November 1, Blond, apontaneou8, 5 '7 ". 38, enjoy a days togetherl #3108.
11191 flt. Meka man 8'+, dance, travel, out-SEEKING
St.t.....nt Tlmolhy Richard Jahns special qualltlea, non-doora. Stable Job, JEWISH
The Followlng persons Thia atatamant wu flied smoker, fun, tovlng, mamege minded, di• Turo'J~M~BILE ~ lher~ ~_!' humoroua, ethlca. satlaned with being WOMAN
WASH & DETAIL, 920 tier~ 19ii"~' ......,_ One + on• only. '8
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0°wn•· • .!!i:.k lasdyw":~ who la affectionate, ,.....,~Pl-.-, "~ta M-• F•1•7•• ,_#_4_1_08_._____ --I .,_ _.. ...... ·-.. "' -•·• share life. #3134. easygo ng, non.
Calf. 12127 Published Newpclft leech-PERSIAN 1--------amoker, 30-40. I juat
JoMpfl L SytveatM, 920 Colla MeN Pilot Decam---nQUEI INTENSE moved to Callforme: Cedll' Place, Costa M.... 7 2 99 ••• RftM•.,..IC am athletic, well-Calf, 12127 ber 3• IO, 1 • 4• 1 1 Senauoua femme f• """"' • traveled, Ivy-educated, Thia bualneH 11 con-T.()28 tale aeeka generoua SURFER with aena• of humor. ~':r.'t:;·1::;a~<•> com-PUBLIC NOTICE exec for rendezvoue, swM, te, over 8'. 229 __ 11_3_12_s_. _____ ....__ -~ ___ bu·' Including Intensive lb .. _ t to find ...._ ·--... .,.._tt I '·• w,.., wan' 11•9 TIST nad under the flctltloul r"" t oue French leatanL Hu-• tall attrac:tlve, blond, "" flullNn tWn•(•) listed lutlneu Name moroua, witty. •thlellc, California SWF, 21 to ENTREPRENUER ~on.: NIA St•tement charlsmaUc, apontane-2:,. to be romantic F'•UILY uautt JolllPfl L Sytwater Tht followlng persona ous and enthualaatlcl with and have • long ""' ...,...
Thie tta1arnant wH flied at• dolna business u : 14110. term romanllc relation-Sincere SWMNS. 8',
wltH tM councy Clark Of MUOOlNS PRODUC-1---,-ET-IT_E___ •hip with. Let'• keep 180 Iba .. •Mk• cute. Or.,ge County on Novem-TIONS, 5822 Shasta Cltcle, each Other wwm on medium atze, 3o-35
ber 12, 1981 I.a Pllma, Callf. 90623 VIVACIOUS thoM cold long winter SF to make • family.
Fl13747 Jame1 L Anderson. 5822 PRETTY nights. "3107• Exch•nge photos. ~lhed Newpon &each-ShUta Circle, Ui Palma, a~ . ......,..______ #3109,
~ MeN Piiot Decem-CTalfhl • 800231 I N/S, educated, 50lah, _M_a_k_•_th_•_rf"'!"g~h-t_m_o_ve-.-
ber 3. to, 11, 24, 1991 duct!ct ~·=~~con.-flnanelaltV MCur• bN-ln•ex•pen•1lve• Piiat Real Eatat•
T.o:M Tiie ,.,11trant(1) com-nett•, llkH tennis, '(Jn Ill ..,.,.. 11'111 not high
--------·• -~.. .__, music, art. dandng In price, rta1onablt. __ f.UILICMOTlCE =~ ":-c'~ and JacuuJe&. Seek• daMlllaG fllllL
8 I N ( ) Ill -... charming, matute N/S acllleftlling .;:::::! Nl:rna 1 1... m•n to "Trip Th•
J.L Anderton Light ffantaatlc." ,...,fled Adwrtlaklg
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The 'olOMlig l*90M wt1tt IN Counly Cletll Of ••• .,. ,.. bUllnaM 111: Orange County on Noytm.
AC'TMnll UNUMJTEO. 2 ber 22, 198t ........... eour.. New-'811711
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with OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
Eut-Wi.t vulnerable.
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NORTH
•88 Q 72
0 84
North
•A Q 10 8 7 5 2
EAST
• ][ 10 4 2 • A Q 3
Q Q 10 8 5 4 Q .J 8 3
0 18 0 .J 10 8 7 8
I '.•I.J •&S SOUTH
• .J 8 7 5
Q A][ 8
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Tbe biddinc;
Nort.11 BMl 8oath W..t
I• P-SNT P .. .P-P ..
Openini '8ad: Five or Q
U you treat everythina you tee at
the bridp t:able with a dollop of
abpticiam, you wW be on your way
~ to becominc a sood player. Thia
1 band ii fJom a hich-quality rubber
bridp pme played awhile qo.
At money bridp, the North band
la ;mt about a minimum for a three-
level preempt at favorable vulnera· i. • bility. South micht have teated the
• waten by biddina three diamonda
ftnt-any new auit over a preempt
'
• ia a one-round force-intendini to
pue four cJube if partner could not
do more. However, that e,recaution
might be attributed to hi.Ddai&.bt and
we don't blame South for venturinc
three no trump.
W eat led a low heart and declarer
captured Eut'• jeck with the .ce-a
alight technical error. Eut would
not have played the jack from K J,
but micht have from A J, ao declarer
wu now marked with the kine of
bean., information West wu quick
to utilize. With only aia fat tricb
available, declarer had to So after
the club IUit, but when South led a
low club, West produced the ki.nc!
If that WU a am,s.ton, declarer
could not afford to win the trick.
aince But would then have a club
ltcpper. Declarer viewed the IDOD·
arch with peet 1U1picion-South
!mew West wu quite cap.ble of
pt.yin& the kine from K x. After
much t.housbt. declarer decided to
10 with the odds and allow West to
hold the trick, and hope the defend-
ers could not rattle oft four lp9de
tricb.
That proved fatal. Since a heart
continuation wu obviously futile,
West ahifted to a low spade, •with
dramatic reaulta. The defenders col·
lected four tricb in the auit for a
one-trick set.
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31 Prevent
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41 Ot ... Citied
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t 41 Ferm
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58 Spanllh
at1llt
59 Stir up
60 Trede tallt
81 Cowpoke's
•teed 82 Alman city
63 Put• in
ate>< age
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2 Bathe
3 French
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4 Plratn
5 An eJCploslve
8 Croc'1 kin
7 lnlertlle
8 JOMI O< Sawyer
9 Wool aouroe
10 Beardleal
t 1 Team trophies
12 Concerning
13 Poole 19 Not hollow
21 Sun
74111>by,
25e::~
28 At any time
27 Intent
28 Maintain
29 8omeMYWI
"' Safe ptace 32 Languished
34 811 of land
35 Owner'• proof
37"Himlit, •.g.-
38 Impudent:
archaic
40 Ralph -Emerson
41 Kind of cup
43 Warns
44 -TV 45 Grind (teeth)
48 LOWI' 47 Manner
49 Negllgll>le
51 Jason'•~
52 Tug'a tow
53 Collec:tlonl
55 Coffee
contelner
58 ean.-us cM11
57 -dedeux
11 12 13
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Apartments
For Rent
ll<HJM~ :.:1011
FEMALE. Luxury, vt.w,
('OMMEH('IAL
PHOl'l-.:HTY 27~ d
News>Of1 C,.lt condo. ~
5500 + v.. utlla. All •Corona del •-• amenities. 722-15n Dwntwn, 1500 aJf w/
111-.N'IJ\1 S lO
SltAHt-. ~~7:.?4
Costa Mesa • alngle Chrlatlan father w/2Br
1 Ba duplex aeeka
roommate. Incl W/D,
kitchen, apple, ator·
age, garage & off
parking & great u·
poaure S2/A 720-Q<t02
INVUSTIUAL 27~8
atrHt parking. All ullla HOT OPPTY. L~al pd. except phone. Avt com~y need• VQU.
for lmmed occpy. Call For Interview Ive l'fl•g
Biii &46--4520 at 545-9405 24 hrs, 1 EASTSIDE C.M. Loo a I V • n d Ing
38R townhome. Fe-Route. Cash "
male preferred. 1350 Income Weeklfl
+ lb Ullllllea. lndlUCH 1-800.955-0354-
lnalde laundry faclll· p,fv•t• Pay Ph°"•
ties, fr•• excercl•• Route Cash
equipment & tanning Income Weeklw
LINES DAYS BUCKS
Sell your private party merchandise in the both , furnis hed 1-a<>0-741-5574-kltchen & living room, __ __.;. _____ _
and lalge aundec:k. Private Paw Phon,f•
•831-G959• Fo' Sal•L Loqf!I Area, Big S. 1.SQO. Pilot Classified · Community Marketplace. Fem Roommate Wanted 22&-3305 =: :.~~/~:A~ ~fa: VENDING• Route lfOf w/gar $550. 873-7319 Sale. Poaslble 11200
WHkly Income 1-0Q()o
226-2290 Coll the Pilot today at 642-5678 and
toke advantage of this great off er.
3 LINES for 3 DAYS·for 3 BUCKS
Fem to ahr with mlf.
non/amkr, 28R 1 BA.
E.alde CM. $400/mo.
&42-3283.
HouHmate ahr clean
Balboa 2Br 1 Ba. Avt lmmedl Oya 547·7381
home 87~824
Looking for Fun fem• to
•hr 3Br 2Ba NB hm,
w/d, ocn view. prkng
$4-40/mo. 875-1810
NB BIOGk V. to bch.
So~r home. Room +
V. garage. Lrg dplx.
$450/mo + dep 15().5742
Announcements
I.OS I &
FOU N D ~!I~;,
. " brown dog w/Wfflte
cheat & black collar.
Found In vlc1nJty -of 18th /Newport.
831-4114. (Merchordse Under ssoo ~) --
NB •hr fantastic 2 matr l-·--------Br, 2Ba, den, 2-aty LR.
2-car gar. Po<>I. Jae .
se50/mo. 780-8511
T.....,, December I, 1111 Wedn1111eJ. Dec1111ber ._ 1111
Slaa Y-Aalled: Clori1 Sw•-a. where you live, 11/eatyle, remodeling, ldte Davia: "A 11dlW .trolopr ldNI, 1t1111ulaUon, optlmlam.
late Ariel Hpentar, OIK't aclmoni.hed m1rital atatus. Income improvff II tt-call tell 1" 11-t nerythlq '"°"' UlllA (Sept. ll·Od. 22 ): Aura or
a critk of altlolegy: "If you don't suit or aurpriM policy ch1nge. Focu1 on your character, potntlal and life. My myacny fe.tul'fd. It dlK'l'ftt. Emp.h•·
•-• aaytllJ•1 .... t aatrology, don't musk. •rt object, luxury Item. own Aria alp Nally doa flt --1iJ» 9J1mour. lntri1ue ind avoid "tell-
-.Ck It • ...._ber, you're u ... ally SCORPIO (Od. 23-Nov. 21 ): Cyde for eumple, I do•'t luMw the IMH· Ins all.'' Lun 'em 1unaln1 wlll ~
dowa on what you're llOt up onr' high, circum1tanca relate ravorably to Ina ctf the w91'd 'q•U.' H n..t wa the your bftt potlcy. M ... 1e will bttome
Aries lndlwlclula. ttlebritln or other-your erforu. You'll be at rt1h1 platt It late award-wt•••·· act ......... DI· cryatal dffr by 7 p.m. PllCW Involved.
wlM, an orlalaal, out.pokea, wllllna crucial moment. Derlne terms. fll'ftm· via apeallln1 11p fw ....,.., • SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21 ): Accent
le a.Ile rtall au to fight when ca-line pn>eedu.ttt. Suceftl lollow1 1nilial nbjed tut fadnated lier. Otllet OJglniudon. nspontlbility. aw1nn-
la npt. Aries .ukea money with del11y. Pilca In picture, AtMa C,..e aM ,._..o: ff ....... of .s..dlJne. Ch«k mortpp, automo·
Tniw. le phyNcally •llrKWd to l.eo, SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 22-0.C. 21 ): Dwelley Moere, llkhard Kiley, Mdle bile, lnturance paymenta. Oldctindl·
.dvance cll'ft1' 'filh Capricorn. Arin Many who doubted you might~ M..,..Jr Ceefp-J-l, W...... Wi•· vldual fa attncttd but eurdM caution.
nlor la ml. fort11ut• nH•ber II 9· tayln1, "You had II or11nlztd all c.MU. Ar.tu f'rukJl-, H.P Hdaer, Cancer natiw p&aya role . ~~=alp lpftlMnta. travel alon1f' Focus on family, retponalblllty, Ja-Cau a4 Gleria SW-. SAGITIAUUS (Nov. 22-0K. 21 ):
• illES (Much 21 _AprU 19): Yov dHdlln•. 1tron1 lovf relatlon1hlp. ARJES (~rch ll•AptU 19): You Emphalu 11niver11Hty, pilnt on large
"ah.eke looee" money that had been Clandeetlne 1rran1emen1 lends 1picc. learn more ibollt lnWfttory, ~ prof-amv11, incnMe spednlnl of ln~rnta.
with.held, pcmibly for no other ...-on C.prkom Involved. K't, pirtnenhip propoaaa. flnandal -... You1l be rwl.....S from obligation fool·
than bwuucncy. Scenario hi1h1t1hta CAPRICORN (OK. 22 ·J•n 19): tu.olonedmetoyou. You'U MwtK• lah i.n fll'IC plece. Love Wiii not be•
unlverul appeal, travel, wider audJ-Look beyond the Immediate, pe~lve ond thouahta C'OftC.Wftlftf &ow.. wheth« 11tn.npr. Ariel fltww J'">lftlnentJy.
tncc, unlq• pvbllcatJon. Another Arite pe>ttntial. Many of Y°"' fondftt hope, or not to .. ,,,,. up ir*ptnlknc..'' CAralCOaN (Dec. ll·J•n. 19):
Involved. wishft will w fuUIUtd In 1lmott Niii-TAU•US (ApdJ 20·Maf 20): You no Malle frwh .Urt, tON ulde outdated
TAURUS (April 2.0·M.ay 20): Focvt cal 1n1nner. You'll win frl•nch and In · lonatt ttel\d alone. Fa•lly ..-llir PftK'ed11N8. haprint yo\lr own •tyle,
on ltpl 1ff1lr1, pvbllc rel1tlon1, cndl-011tnce important people. Ubn re~ provw loyalty. You11 be flnlahed wittl hlthlltht ecMtnp. invenUv•n .... In·
blllty. 1Mrlt1l 1t1naa. You'll Nb fl'dh atnted. urplnt lndl•ld•I who linowa ptkw ol .,.....non. Storp1o Mdn ~Yalu·
1t1rt in new d lnoc:tlon, youn1 penon AQUAaJUS (Jin. 20·Ftb. II): Lv· ev•rythh'I and ••lue of nothlna. t, ""9 ally. Wilh fldllUed In unonhodox
•lght 11y, "You are pins tg be my rol• n.at potltion 1cttnt1 c1l'ffr, bu•lntM, la" 1ft.r'NIOft 9IONla I08'9 upwNcl. INftMr,
lllOCHll'' Leo wlll f1t1.1re ptoinlnenlly. credibility, 111ndln1 In community. CIMINI CW., 21-June 20): Jlorua AQUAalUI <J•n. 20·Ftb. ti):
CE.MINI (Mey 21 -Jun• 20): lntul· E.mphMlu ori1ln1llty, pioneering aplr• Of\ NftCWetion,dticWon nUtlftl IO loca· Yo.'11 be conc:wmad with· "dl.WOn ol
tlve Intellect MrYH II rell1bl• 1uldt. It, lnventlventtit. lndlvldu.I. pttvloutly tlon. ,.rtk$padon In t'O"llMrcW enter• PfOPe"Y•" Ultlmatt wlttory It ... uNd
Emph11i• on woril mtthodt, fltn.... Indifferent, could now be ,...ion.tt prtw. !Jmattam IU'OUl\tlftl ~· ..,... .,....ctlna ol ainald se.M •all,
MU-dtftm, adhettntt to rnol11tion• PISCES (Feb. 19·March 20) AtMn· '•ctual 4-ta a•ailablt If N41ueeted. lat Ollwn Ii.now yo. are not without al·
coneemln1 diet, nutrition. a.move •If lion rtvol•t• iround b-.lc .. 1..... You'll .. ...,.. M pttwrtn1. IMe. Canttr, C.pt'lcot'f\ penona ln-
lro«r1 family tyt-ol-wu Dtgnatyl ~· ..aatlty, marlt.al 1tatua. n.oa. CAllKD (,._ 2Huly 12): ow.Aft .,...,,..,
CANCD (JttM 21 -July 22): LllNr who prevlou•ly took yov for 1,_Md hl11t ,.... c..tnt --.. a.d •· Nell (M. lt•Mlrd\ lO): C)(.-, •
..,_. cotnddea with perwoNll lftll.Mt• will now be effutlve In tll~ftl tp· ,...._ u ....... y f&M prtnt. ~ "'1· '"9 ftdl M to ln..a..,_I cwl· *"· etylt. UMtt.tty, ... .,,..t. llMp PftC'IMlon Journey 19 dlW aoon • .,.._ Mi 111 I ,...._ •wn•Ma· ....,, .. ,.._. °" 1*91i.., leerftlna
opdoftt opnt-..... ctw for redk81 II IC TH *'9 "'*-"•tlt .... ..., ... ....._.. ,....; ~ ~""'•· v .. 11 n ch•n1•· Tonltht you'll c.lt'brllt•. Per· D IM ... 111 Youa •• • ~ -..._ ..._ ... ., ...,., • ftdma o1 thilii you......._ K.,. " hape ""'°" a. thltt yov wtn mlOMY· OA \': You poaeaa *'ndall(lr of d\ana, LIO (,_, U•A"IJ· 22): ....... .. ....... .,.._ c..tal lllwol...S
L8C) (filly 2S·Au1. 21). AtWntion wnwof h11MOf, 6,1\a.lllctUI airk*ty • .,...,~~.91,,.1111•. ~ ...... t. Y0Ua ••nt·
9"0l.._ UIDllftd _......,, --.. f"'OP• You alto ~ to _... your foft9, eo ... pwt, Y .. 11 a.an •ON ..... DAYt Y• .... ,_1111: Ularally or
.ny, Nl.ltloMhlp wlt1' oWn l••lly • conf...,.. ..,. ~ who -*' falM ,...,.,., .,.._, ,...,y Nlet'G11t1,.. PIJllll •I I' l'J ftoa w., a.th par·
....._ • tipildftc, ~ ~ ,.. ,... .... &art laWptly. CYfftftt ~It What~• ... RI•• ..W •· ....... , ....... , taffy•· Yeu "'"* ,,... fedll. ,..,.. You'll win ultl..-ntpl\Mlue mpoMhtllty, dHdllrw. cw .. _... ........ ,,.....,.... ,.... ......, tradiHOft, wy ftNlllMr ~. 9ciwpeo,..,. IMiiDUOle "'911 tl\M '9 OHteO•I, Fon. aho Oft 9*" ,.. I •ii ... while 0.... ..... ,..
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'SOUND OF MUSIC' COST/\ MESI\ Ii I :!·I
Complete HI of 8 Saturday morning from
Bradford Exchang e 7amt Moving Sale, ln-
OECORATOR coHe-eluding clothing &
tor'• plates (Art paint· misc Items of all klndl
Ing on fine china) by Even a 1968 Cougar!
Edwin M . Knowtea. 2700 Peteraon Pl
Features scene• from #64A
HMW IP lit
1987 BllW 325
ale, leather, all pwr.
casa. White S10,M5
ORANGE COAST
JEEP AND UGLE
1-800-522.JEEP
714/549-6023
Convertible, leath•r,
a.tom ah"*9, a/c.
c•H•Ue, lo mires
c1213) t1a,4M
OUNGECOAIT
JEEP AND EAGLE
1~22.JEEP
714/$49-8023
llYIJN lll\I !1090
89 HYUNDAI EXCEL
Coupe 4 cyl, 5spd, A/
C, AM/FM/ Casa, cstm
whla, Extra cleanl
Extra Nicer (285806)
14,395
Performance
Mitsubishi
t 9202 Beach Blvd
Huntington Beach
966-0233
JAGUAR 9105
C............ 490 Mop , Sapd, run• oack, .,,., atn/fm, e.. tomatlc., allck, run• ant· rune 900d lt491 9' .. 11 Nie ml, '3.9~ apd, run• 9 r eat, great/took• grea t.
Mu• ... , iill..oM7 obo. pp "4-0122. St300. 840-7978 '2000. 18Mi975.
Ml\/11.\ •11.• ...............
Loaded w/accenotfft
Low mllea. S7000. 722·7142
'87 Nlsun Pultar 1990TOYOTA~.O 1986 vo1k-agen Cat>-Tllt wh•el, crulH, tlolet, Wollaburg. s,-A /C. t-topt, ceu. tinted WlnOC>w•. v-e. 1pd, air, eJCcellent,
wheel•, (005314) auto, & Iota tnOf'el $4900. 891·9~5. S S,995 9 0 Coun ty Motor• Mull ... 1 86 Jetta GL. gold, tinted
l87t t Beach Blvd Ask for Chris (004057) wndws, fog lta, aun rf,
Huntington Beach Johnson & Son pull out stereo. cw ta cvr, A/C, prfct cndtn. '85 190E. 2.3 ... ~. ___ ... __ ·_2_000 ___ , Lincoln Mercury 153()() obo. 650-2399.
Ilka new. exc•ll•nt '89 Nlsun 240SX 2626 Harbor ervd' 89 VW JEnA
MEfH't-:1>1-S 't 1 IO
condition! $10,IOO. AJC. tilt, CC (1185) CostaMeaa,Ca
968..oi3&3 or 963-1173. • .. ,...... ____ 5_4_0._5_8_3_0 __ 4dr GL 4cyl. Alf. A/Cit • •• P/S, P/B, Stereo caH.
1984 MERCEDES ORANGE COAST 83 TOYOTA CELICA Good runner. great
380SE JEEP AND EAGLE Sharp! Low mllH. Pr 1 c • · < 5 3 8 ° 9 9 >
Low mllea. great value
(074863)
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
13590 Beach Blvd.
892~8ooe
1984 MERCEDES
380SL
1-800-s22-JEEP L i e I 1 FY0571
58p9
eR.FORMANCE
714/549-6023 $3,983
85 NISSAN MAXIMA T 0 YO TA O F Ml~'1~HI
SEDAN COSTA MESA
6cyl, A(f, A/C,P/S, P/ 722·2000
B. P/W. POL. lilt, CIC. 86 TOYOTA VAN AM/FM, Stereo Cass.
moon r o o I. ~s t m CONVERSION
MISC AUTO 9~4~
the movie musical. Two tamlly ea le 1133 '81 Jaguar XJ6, excel-Stlll In orlglnal boxea, Corona Lane, CM. rant cond, lo ml, must Unbolleveable, one
never been displayed. SaVSun 8_3. Fairview/ see to appreciate, owner, low miles,
wheels. Luxury sedan· 4cyl. Alf A/C P/S P/
econ o my pr Ice . B II A. M/FM ' S7 395 (802781) · t 1• cass.
Rolls Ro1c• for Sele
2 owner car. Original
owner Michael Nesbln
of The Monkeys, cur·
renl owner Susall Tan-
cred I. 1978 Sliver
Cloud. 63,700 ml, ex-
co 11 ent condition,
maintained by Merv
Wright. Your wife
could ride In style
over the Holldays.
$26,800. cash ok.
973-4673. Call m-1 for
appt bewt 1 0-3.
Makes a great Christ-Adams '85 Eldorado Black/blk $6900 obo. 495-7610. (1JWSt99)
mas gilt. Asking S250 · leather lnt~rlor. 79k 1---------LEXUS OF
the aet. Please call ml, all equipment, ex-•'84 Jaguar excellent WESTMINSTER 6-4-5·1"933 afleL cellent condition con<11tlon, sapphire
5:30pm. Or call any-throughout, $5,250 bluo. $9000. repair 13590 Beath Bllld.
time. leave message. obo. 494-6438. history avail 646-4150. 1 ___ 8_0_2_._e_o_o_e __
WANTED • Fountain 87 Cimarron, loaded, 1986 Jaguar, XJ6, p~ns, Parker, Water-eJCcellent condition, cherry condition,
FURNITURE 6014
ANTIQUE mahaogony
desk S300 & chest
S 150. Curved fronts.
644-6829
man, etc. Also men's V6, lo miles, clean. many extras. w i re
watch••· Collector '79 Thunderbird For-well cared fort $7200. wheels, am/fm tape, ~mployment
Opportunities
pays top cash 144-6829 mula, 27ft, twin 350s, 964·1476. blk w/camel leather
EMPLOYMENTf>530
FREE TO YOU 6022 BABY BEO & mattress,
very allghtly uaed.
Starkcraft white wood 'FREE' c lean,'0000
$275. 673-2803. EARTH'. 10 tona.
Black lacquer bedroom 642·8592
1 rebuilt, new up-ln1, new tires, 36,700
ho ls try. trlaxel trlr, ml, $15,000. 640-0206
loaded, dock pwr, d i-eves. 644·2259 days.
vorce. $16,500 obo or
trade for 4 whl drive
or?. 641-6855. JEEP 9110
1986 CELEBAllY
EUROSPOAT
Loadedl $3500 obo
64()-0890 *FUN JOB* aet. 5 plecea, queen 20FT DUFFIELD Bay '90 CHEROKEE 4WO,
hdbrd $380. 494-0600 Boat. 1989, like new. 4dr, auto, 6 cyl, Excel-
Are you adventurous Brass headboard, mat-$14,000. 714-96S.3948 I en t con d It Ion. ~ need money? Are tress, box & frame, $14,200. 744-4556. ~~ bright, well queenslze 5235. White Beautiful full length _________ 1•85 Dodge Maxi Van,---------
g a or;8.1 an~ :get' to & brass daybed. mat-~~s~~~."' ~u; c~a~~c~:; 32 ft Luhrs flybr, micro. passenger van. frHh 190 Cherokee Ltd 10 rn rave es ern tress & trundle, com-gen. tw 225, alpa 6. rebuilt, 360 engine. A J A/C L slbtes & resort areas plete s l 95. 940-9733_ with fur trim. Euro-great fishing or diving, new tires, frame hitch. u 0 • • eather
with a Co. that has a---------pean hooks. Hardly lake B. Whaler for cc. am/lm atereo, <0933) S17•399
good reputallon. J .P. Couch w/malchlng love-worn. $950. 642-4321 downpayment. Owner clean ln & out. SSOOO. ORANGE COAST
Enterprises has sev-seat & armchair, col-X 102. financing S32K obo. 548 743 JEEP •N"" EAGLE Olfal openings for lee table & end lable.1---------261·6333d, 675-0617e. -4 · " 11
tnose 18 & over In our 6 months old. Pd I have S152K worth of ---------1·800·522..JEEP m~rkotlng division. $2000 now, Soll $500 Jewelry, sell for S70K Outtield 20ft bay bOat, 88 DODGE LANCER 714/549·8023
E P EC E for all 722 3590 obo or trade for boat, blue canopv, good A ff A /C p /S ----,,------N X N · >epen. • · RV or??. 641 -6855. shapo, $5800 dock • • • 1986 Cherokee, e>elnt pd during training + Dining rm table + 6 *211315 t 3,99e cond. 74K mi, 1
I d I C G spc avail. 675-6370. T 0 y 0 T a 0 F mme n · roup chairs, xlnt cond $150 " owner. $6950 obo.
transp. furn. Return + buttet $751 King sz MOORING w/25' Cor COSTA MESA. 646·7216, after 6pm
fare guar.. MUST bed & wood frame nado. Xlnt location. 722•2000 weekdays.
START IMMEO. For $100. 831·2242 ready to sell. 650-appt call Oon Hawkins AKC Beagles, 9 wtcs 8169.
660-2999, 11 to 4PM KINGSIZE WATERBEO -old, champion lines FORD 907:; through Friday No-wave mottross. In-646-4878. $1 50.
eludes frame & head----------OONSTRUCTION board. Good condi-Chinese Sharpol reg.
Ollrpentors oarn to tionl Only $200. Call choc male, 3 yrs old,
12/hr, Laborers earn 589-7904, roave mes-great tompermont, t S18/hr, Drywall sago. $400. 602-941-1485.
ll to $14.75/hr, M 1 & Hlml leuen/Peralan sons and Tenders alch ng dresser K ., CF e'"n to s22.SO/hr, desk for salo, great lltens A, shots,
C1Sll 1•800•882.2971 condlton. beige w/ $200-$300, 645-7607.
gold trim. Both for
ORDER DESK s5o. 613-0so2.
Outlea Incl: Phones, Older brown sofa • $50.
taking ordefl & cus-673-6740 tomer aervtce In busy Baldwin Baby Grand
H8 office. 842-0059 ---------Plano. Beautllul finish/ Pine/oak antiques, Turk· tone quality. Sacrlllce
PIANOS &
ORGANS 60~9
SAIL BOATS 7014
15 foot Coronado w
trailer. $750
650-2205.
'73 T-Blrd. 91K mlles.
Brown/white vinyl top.
4 new tires. Runs
good. 492-3922
16' CATAMARAN w/ '81 Mustang, only 51k
trailer. box. current miles. ate, stereo/
tags, new sails + ex-tape, pwr steering/
t raa. $800. 969-2022 brakes. great shape.
SPEED &
SKJ BOATS 7016
$1900. 644-8710.
'86 Ford XL T 4X4
P,VP
LEXUS 9115
1991 LEXUS ES250
Only 8700 miles. Must
see . (2UTT921 )
$18,995
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
13590 Beach Blvd.
882-8908
LINCOLN 9120
'91 LINCOLN
MARK VII, LSC
1990 420SEL. charcoal
w /tan Int. pp, Im·
maculate. only 14K
ml, $48,000. 640-1310.
MERCUltv 9 l:Ju
191 MERCURY
COUGAR
Mocha Metallic. This
car Is extra nice! P/W,
stereo, air & Iota
morel Price reduced
for Immediate sale!
S 11 ,300 ( H22646)
Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury
2826 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA, CA
540-5630
'91 MERCURY
SABLE WAGONLS
Moonroof, top stereo
&loads morel Like
new. nust see! Make
Oller! (604467) Ask
for Bill
Johnson & Soh
Lincoln Mercury
2626 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA, CA
540·5630
MITSUBISHI 9 l 4f>
87 MITSUBISHI
CORDIA
5 spd, A/T, stereo
cass, cstm whls.
sporty turbo power!
(550180) $3 ,395
Performance
Mitsubishi
• · Custom paint-sofa
PERFORMANCE bed, rear NC and
MITSUBISHI more. s7•995.
968-0233 PERFORMANCE
85 NISSAN SENTRA MITSUBISHI A IT ' A IC . ___ 9.;..68.....;...-0.;..2.;..3;...;3 __ _
L IC #1 LHN307
$3,985
TOYOTA
COSTA MESA.
722-2000
OF
91 TOYOTA MR2
Turbo-5 speed-last
machine(2VZS889)
LEXUS OF
WESTMINSTER
87 NISSAN SENTRA 135:.~~:~~=rvd.
4dr, A/T, A/C, Power---------
stereo, brakes, stereo/ 91 TOYOTA PICKUP
cass. good runner, NC. PIS. Stereo cass
great pricer (538099) L I c II 2 P S E 1 9 O •
$8,395 $9 ,988
Performance TOYOTA OF
Mitsubishi COSTA MESA
19202 Beach Blvd 722-2000
Hunt::ei~~~~each 91 TOYOTA TERCEL
A C. Stereo Cass.
#145563 $3,887
TOYOTA OF
OLDSMOBILE 9166
'86 OLDS 98 COSTA MESA
Auto, A/C, P/S. Cass. 722·2000
Loaded (1322375) ------------
$5,9 9 5 91 TOYOTA VAN So County Moto r s A I . AC L1c#2P23824
18711 Boach Blva $5,8 85
Hunllngton Beach TOYOTA OF 842 -2000
1990 Cutlass Calais,
white. coupe. fully
loaded! Must sacrt·
lice, death forces
sale. s12,ooo obo
846-8724
PORSCHE 9175
COSTA MESA
722-2000
TRUCKS 9220
'85 Bronco II, 5 spd.
AC. ps. am Im cass,
lugg rack, 6 cyl, runs
great, never oll road.
S4SOO obo. mus• soll
1970 9111 Red. e>eclnt w835·3151 h858-3433
running cndtn. Will '89 Toyota 4X4 VG
consider trado $8.500 5spd, shell. c~slo~
494-2183. wheels, stereo/tape
TOYOTA 9210 $9500 obo. 545-2676.
ANTIQUES &
CLASSICS 9250
'68 Impala SS 396,
power windows. ale.
power brakes, tach,
c o n s o I e d • p ow e r.
seats, tilt, all stock.
E>ecellent condition.
$7500. 840-1303.
1929 Mercedes Benz.
540K replica w/Ford
289 engine. 2,800 ml,
runs perfect. $12,500
obo. 644-7233.
AUTOS
WANTED 9270
'86/'87 El Camino, lo
moles. excellent condi.
loon, general contrac·
tor will trade tor im-
provement or lop dOI·
lar. P.O. Box 1336,
Nowport Bch 92663.
Christmas cash waning
for 91~. older MBZ.
Brillsh or odd exotics
Call Bob, 532-1890.
LIMOUSINES 9275
'89 LINCOLN 70'
Strctch-hmo by Clas·
soc; 42K moles, royal
blue. TVNCR. radio,
CD w /jockey box. cus-
tom bars + ice chest,
cellular phone w/ex-
ler nal speaker. Or1gl·
nal private owner Al·
ways garaged. Excel·
lent condition . '85 Toyota Tercel, 4spd, $30.000. 642-1888 or stick-shift, trailer h11ch. '88 240 GL. 1 ownr. 645•0777
VOLVO tt230
_P_fT __ B_o_o_k_k•_•_p_e_r_/G_e_n--1 lsh Rugs. misc. Llqul· at S 1,875. Can help
etar ofc. lotus 1 2 3 daUon Sale, Sat 10-4• deliver. 527-1854
1956 CHRIS CRAFT
Woody, great cond.
new engine. $8000.
714-995· 1455
5spd, p/a, ale, cass.
loaded (A 45100)
S5,995
So County Motors
18711 Beach Blvd
Huntington Beach
842-2000
19202 Beach Blvd
Huntington Beach
968-0233 Moonroof, JBL stereo & rots of axtrasl Looks•---------
Xlnt cond Inside/out .mmac. 49,000 m•. r---------------$2,750, obo 894-7t48. sunroof. llhr interior. PILOT C LASSIFIED·
$12,900. crulse/cass. It's the resource you
'86 Toyota Celica 720·1565. can count on to sell a 5 s p d . A /C , T 11 t __ __;,~-----myriad of merchan-
Exp nee. 10-20 hrs/ 28 Ima Loa Ct. Npt1---------
w•ek. ca11 673-3240 Bch. 122-e511. SPINNET PIANO
PVT p ostal center. Good condition. $575.
R'et all counter, gift 527·1854 MERCHANDISE
MISC. 6015
BICYCLES 8080 'SOUND OF MUSIC' .
MARINE Sl.IPS
DOCKS 7022
10 Mini.It•• To Open Seel 18' Power $225
mo & 32' Sall $400.
Avl Nowl 752·2881
'89 FORD RANGER XLT
new I Only 12,000
miles. Ask for Ray.
(G39974JJohnson &
Son
Lincoln Mercury
540·5630
SELL
your used vehicle
through classified
642-5678
(011302) $5,995 TRADE dose 11ems, because So Co unty M ot o r s our columns compel
18711 Beach Blvd qualified buyers to
Huntington Boach through Classified call!
842-2000 642·5678 842·5878
"trBPers. PfT, perm &
ta'mp. Fashion Island,
537 Newport Center.
644-6245. Exp pref,
llCJPIY In person.
Complete sot of 8 Women s Schwinn 12-
Bradlord Exchange spd S90 . Men'•
DECORATOR colle-Schwinn 10-spd $50,
tor's plates (Art paint-M en's Vista 10-spd
Ing on tine china) by $70. Good condition
30' • 4 !f St.tPS avail In
Nwpt Bch. 642-5735
Extended cab, under
10.000 miles. White
with burgundy trim. Only $9.999 (853512). •---------
RE SECTY/OFC MGR
~•al Estate exp req'd.
P't\onH, It bkkpg, typ·
Ing & W/P. 955-5800
RIAL ESTATE ASST Tl)-p Produc er
1tks exp'd llc'd As·
ant. Call Patric k
T nor• 955-5800
REAL ES TATt'I BESTlt
£arn $3,000 mo + In
ADDITION of
comm's to 100% +
Trng. No desk fee.
Call Bob Byam
8 48-3554
Edwtn M. Knowles. 675-5869.
Features scones from
the movie musical.
Sllll In original boxes,
never been displayed.
Makes a great Christ-
mas glh. Asking $250
tho sol. Please call
645·1933 a lt er
5:30pm. Or call any•
time. leave me11age.
•GREAT XMAS GIFT!
SPORTING
GOODS 606~
Must Sell, Rosslgnol,
203 FPS, w/Look RF99
binding• & poles.
$225 obo. 862-5455.
CHRISTMAS
BOUTIQUES 8092
Ex-ercls•. bike & stair·
climber, never been Finely crafte1' wreath•
used, computerized, made with dried flow-
deluJCe w/warranty. ers, makes unique
. • • 1 • , _ $350 each, Wiii take 20082 KllM Drive, SA
$175 each. 550-4716 Heights. near airport
or 571·5194. 546-5522 Sunday 10-4
BalbOa Island, N Bay
front shore mooring
w/17ft . Whal er.
$12.500. 548-5362.
Transportation
MO'l OlH Yt I t-
SCOOT1': tt HOIH
89 HONDA ZTR 250
Uke newl Musf SHI
$2700.714-1544-1770.
Automobiles
Johnson & Son
Lincoln Mercury
2626 HARBOR BLVD
COST A MESA, CA
540-5630
U••d Bronco
35 t Cleveland -.,glne.
recently lnstaned w/lift
ayatem. 760-1092.
Gl-;O !IORO
'89 Geo Spectrum •~"s (519495) So County Motore
18711 Beach Blvd
Huntington Beach
842·2000
HONDA !lOP-4 •
•
Wiii dellverl Original and beautiful gifts •
-----1-8-IN_C_H--c-h-ai~n-a_a_w or call anytime! '85 Honda Prtlude
RralL SALES for Chil· (Wen) uHd once X ·MAS BOUTIQUE Power sunroof, a/,
d(en'a clothing store. electrl~ $40. 839-8057: Handmade •nd caaa e tte, cuato m E~perlence requrled. unfque treasure• 1988 ACURA LEGEND. wheels, very af)Orty
ACUllA !1010
P/T. 494-5677 7 day Hawaiian vaca-480 •·19th St. 5 a p d . W h I t e . (1243) $9,"9
tion tor 2. $285. Call 1--..;...;....~,.....~....;..---1 chromes. aun~oof, ORANGE COAST
Sales Manager now whlle they last. BUY power wln dowa, JEEP •"D~LI For Mortgage Co. R.E. l-800-934•5665· brakes & steering. ""
lie req"d. Call Mike Cash register S75, Row-New tires. Always ga-1.S00-522 P
Ttnore 955-5800 Ing mach S25. Leather 1 -=thro==u~g=h:=c;:l•;:ni=:f::i::ed:::.=r::a:;g;:e::d::S::1::::4::·000=:::6»::::::":::'7=-===7=1=4=/54:::9-I023:::===il Jacket brown M36 ••
-SALES REPS s125. Christmas tree
Ametlca'• first earth· $25. Kenmore washer/
friendly catalogue dryer, excellent condl·
baaed Multi-Level Uon $450. 675-2n8.
Marketing Is sweeping the nation. For Info on Large Sliver trays S20,
this ground floor op-gollcart $22, elec·
portunlty of the •90.s trotux vaccuum $20.
call N•turaf World gollballs .25 each.
714-753·2838 854-4349 1!~!!!1111!!
SALES
METAL typewriter 1able
$12. Harvard classic
Women's Jewelry 1909 $25. 675-7892.
B'lboa Island P(f. Old jewelory boJC Items, FR manager positions ,39_.44 foreign misc, ~en Immediately. S~S25. 548-9832. ~It flll nowl Retall __ ,...... __ ,...... __ _
4'.Xperlence helpful. Pine/oak antiques. Turk· ~ Information phone iah Rugs. misc. Llqul-
aft\r 12/2, Mon. Tues. datlon Sale, Sat 10-4,
Wed from 1 pm·6pm. 28 Ima Loa Ct. Npt
714-723-5835. Bch. 722-6517.
STEWanDESS WANTED Two authentic Cabbage "" Patch Colla. w/blrth For larg• private certificate 1983. never
yacht. Fl·Med bOUnd. used $40 each. Great
(213) 9 10-4104 Xmas presents.
DADE 962-8286
WANTEOI Grand be·
roque sterling flatware
8 4 5-4092 leave t ou9b claaailied measaA•·
UP TO
$600
PER MONTH
*Ill COllFC-*
Early morning motor
routes available. Deltver
Tue"Sday. Thursday &
Saturday. Mu st have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
·:CALL 842·4333
-C__QSTA .MESA, NEWPGRT Br.ACH
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Car or Truck
in the Pilot
Classifieds for
iust $12~*
~If it doesn't
sell you
AUTOMATICALLY
get 6 extra
days FREEi
• S12BaS,
3LIB.
&DAYS
Privo1I Porty Ort,
Coll Classified
For Detoi~!
642·5678
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DEAL OF THE WEEK
GREGORY GALLERY
:)ri~1nal Art Prints. Crafts & Framing
!..;:Y.. V10 l1rJo • NB • 723 0887
30°0 OFF Original Arl & 25% Off on Framing
APPAREL
BIOWEU'S llOTIQUE
Infant/Toddler & WOmens Sportswear
Via Udo Plaza. 3467 Via Ndo • NB • 673-4510
FREE Chrlslma1 Soclcl ($5 \'alue) with any $JO
Pure hos.
THE GRANT IOYS
Outdoor Recreation Supplies/ Apparel
17flJ Newport Blvd. • CM 645-3400
FllEE Pair of FlrlHIZ• Thlnsulot• Ski Gloves ($9. 99
\'aluel) With purcho1e of any lleg. Price Jacket
PAOLO GIARDINI
Fine ltoMon Clothes For Men
Udo Morino VIiiage
34 16 Via Oporto. # 1 • NB • 675-4044
20% OFF Merchandise
SHIPLEY'$
Ctoltles for Men. Women. & Boys
2300 Harbor Blvd • CM 631-3222
Men'•• Women'•• Boy1 TUtmE NECKS $5.99
(Many Colors) S, M, L, XL
ROY STEP SHOES
Largest Selection of
SAS Comfort Shoes In S.CA
City Shopping Center • Orange
634-0631
Addltlonol 10% Off our $19.97 Sal• Group
AUTOMOTIVE
BENZ a IEAME.R
Maintenance & Repolr
375 Bristol St .. #85 • CM 668-0882
Lubrication S«Vlc• • Safety ln1pectlon $J9. 95
(Sov•50%)
HEALTH/EXERCISE
SHAPE ·UP NEWPORT
FU! Service Health Ck.Jb
1080 !Nine Ave. (Westcllf Plaza)• NB 631 -3623
J5S Off lleQukK Enronm.nt F••
li1l1J1Ujf fif!\IJ;f!1~it~
AllONDANZA
Fresh Posto & Seafood Restaurant
3421 Via Udo • NB 675-8973
luy 1 Lunch, QM 2ltd ~ Prfc•
A~LO
ltol an Rlltoronte
1969 Hart>or Blvd. • 646-1225 • CM
20'I. Off Entn Check. Lunch ot Dinner
IENIHAHA
Japanese Cuisine
.4250 Birch St. • NB 956-0822
CU1 .. 1•'*»Yl'km .... _, IVcltoN ol
Al-~IAlll'll«lf»dald 11UO
G•GPUZA
Gourmet Pllzo. Pastas. Subs & Buffalo
11 25 Victoria St.• CM 722-7585
Fll£E 8'4Jlo l'kla F lt'1fl'J
(no PUfChcJ» t»e.aaty)
LOVE'S BAR a GRIU.
Newest member of Love·s Barbecue
201 11 Brookhurst • HB 968-7500
50% Off 2nd Em. of eq.Jd "',..., ~
LI'S RESTAURANT
Mondcrtl. SWchlNcrl & Cantonese a..lsine
8961 Adams • HB 968-5050
10% OFF Food To Go. $10 Minimum
MA BARKERS
Do"Wn Home Country Cook1n·
154 E. lnH ST • CM 646-4303
20% Oii Any Breakfast, Lunch ot Dinner Biii
(sorry,S.Olof Citizen• Menu and •
Spftclol• ·•xcluded)
MO'S NEW YORIC PIZZERIA
Ptzzo Corry-OUt/Dellvery
1673 INlneAve. •CM 722-1212
Lorg• 16• 1 Topping Pizza-Only $7.50
Z PIZZA
Clas9c & Goumet Pizzo
So. Coast Highway • COM 675-4100 &
Via Udo Plaza • NB n3-0707
$2 Otf Any Size lntematlonol Pizzo
FLORISTS
CONROY'S
Flowers & Arrangements
Delivered Worfd.Ylde
3601 Jamboree •Bock Boy Court • NB
252-0222
$5 Oii Any Foll Arrang•ment (min. $25)
INSTANT JUNGLE INTERNATIONAL
2100 Canyon Or.• CM • 645-0567
25" OFF M l'olmieltla1,
10% OFF M Whole «Jle Planfll
I ill j) ~ 11 Ill iJ ti: nllt1~:[1]!1.
ANOTHER MAN'S TREASURE
High Qualty Consignment Antiques
& FlXniture
1621 E. Ednger • SA 836-6160 ...
(between i.von a Gt~
101' Off Ou' Ai.adY Low M;.,
CARI.TONS UNOUUM
Unoleun. Corpet. Wood. M a ble. Tiie
2542 Coast Hwy• NB 574-7470
FfH~IO~
• No Salflf Tax
CROWN FlOOI COVt.RtHC
Roor A Window Covor
2UIJ S. Harber 81vd • SA 979-7694
..,,,._., Calpel I 11 .N/yd. lnllolled
SI.UP CENlDt fllUS 0
Notlonol Brand Mattresses
A Custom F1.1nlt\Ke
3601 JomborH l?OOd • NB 833-0651
W•'I '°'f lbcl Salflf 1ax
IUCK'S CLOCIC SHOPPE
Rne Quality New & Antique Clocks
1735 Westctitf Dr •NB 631-3215
25% Ott any New Clock In Sloclc
GIFTS & COLLECTIBLES
FOREVER FRIENDS
Hummels. Annalee. Precious Moments.
Hogoro & Dolls
1727 Westclitf Dr. • NB 650-5535
10" Ott Any Putcha••
Including Clvlllmo1 Item•
HAIR STYLIST
EUROP,4
Jessica Nolt Specialist
Foshlon tslond. Suite 320 • NB 759·8004
10" off th• Acrylic llemovol
(ieg. $20)
Pl.AIMS HARDWARE
Mftllng. Screening . Custom Point Tinting
2666 Harbor• CM 546-7080
One FrH Key with Purchas•
sacvu~HTS IV wtSTON
Residential & Commercial
Slcytlght lnstalattons
3617 W. MacArthur Blvd #fJJ6 •SA 545-9793
15" Off ol .SJc~ hstJlation
TROPICARE, INC.
Wholesale Indoor Plants & Accessories
20391 SN S.ch St. • SA HGTS. 756-0790
F11EE l'olt•ry W1#t .Any Putcha,.
JEWELRY
ANDK VANHES JEWELR!_
Jewelry
283 E. 17th St •CM 631-2202
Closing out Speclol·50% Ott All J•wfllry
KID'S STUFF
THE CHILDREN'S IOOICSHOPPE
Children's Uteroture
& Educottonol Books
1831 WeltcNtf Oft\ie • NB 67> 1424
Buy I look, gel 2nd at 10% dllcounl
FANTASY TOYS
Toys. Gamet. Stuffed Animals &
Children' a Bookl
~ Main St, • Botboo Pennlnsula 673-7661
101' OFF ony l'uteltaN
PHARAMACIES
MA•OS PHAIMACY
Mofor Value P!escrlptlons • Gltt1 A Cosnotlcs
320 $.Jperlor. ste. 120 • NB 645·7200
RlfC Oto#~ CNo "'1dtole N«euatyJ
SERVICES
lUlJ( (ATON STUDIOS
Phofogaphy
222 E. 17th• CM 643-7191
FrH1·x10·~
NEWPORT ANANCIAL GROUP, INC.
Resident10t Reot E$tote Loons
4299 MacArthur Blvd 1222 • NB
RlEE 09Cl/ llepolt Witt Any Fuw:Jed Loan
($50\bW)
RITZ CLEANERS
Cteonng-Att EK a lions
3536 E Coast Hwy • COM 675-0 114
25"'11. off All garment • Household Ory C/eonJng.
W• Hav• Plclcup • Delivery Servic•
SUCCESSFUL SINGLES INTERNATIONAL
Slngtes Meeting Singles
2Q 15 Redhill, Bldg F-200 •CM 24 1-3858
$ 10 Ott New Yea11 Polfy. Include• Prime lllb Dlnnet
Or Chicken Dinner• Disc Jockey ~th Dancing
SPECIALTIES
BAY COURT CARDS a GIFTS
Unique Cords. Decorations. & Gitt Items
3601 Jamboree Rood • NB 252-8134
JO" Oii Boxed Chrl1lma1 Cordi
IEACH BREAK
Fine Collfomlo Wines & Imported Beefs
3431 Via Oporto # 1000
Udo Morino VIPoge . NB 673-4712
10% Ott Mix• Match Co1e1
CELE.IRA TIONS
Porty Supplies
001 W Boker • CM 979-8570
$2.00 Off any purchos• of palfy 1upplles a
decototlon1of$10.00 ot mor• uuvlc••·party •uppl/•• .t decoration.I
DOGGIE DREAMS a KITTY SCENES
Grooming. 9.Jpplles •Pet & People Gltts
3601 Jamboree at Bristol • NB 252· 1156
FREE' l'OWI Pet Shampoo
WIHt'f\ny-$2'U'ultohaH
NOTEABLE •NOTEBOOK• COMPUTERS
Factory Direct 386SX·20MhZ CPU
20-00M/HDD -1 ·5M/RAM • FAX-Opt
16436 W0td St. • FV • 964-1837
FAX 968-4338
Fully Upgrodedabl• • Top l.ature•
$i»Clol $ 1399 , lleQ I I 995 SAVE $596
WINDOW REPlACEMENT SPECIALIST
Enefgy Efficient Wlndov.-s
(71.4) 558-eooB
101' Off Tolol Coil
TRAVEL
LOVE TO TRAVEL 'N THINQS
Travel Agency
369 E. 17th It.• CM 642-4403
Jl!I ~ "°'" 129•. CoM Fot D•lolll.
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