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Home My WebLink About1991-12-24 - Orange Coast PilotTUESDAY Dec. 24, 1991 2DAYFOllECAST . .., ___ _ ....... '°' WN, ....... _.. ..... ....-..a--.... _ .. ~ .. ~ ..... ,... SURF LOCATION 5'Zl SHAN Hu"th.p:in 1-2 ~ ~ letdl l·l Wr COl"OM 1·1· ,.., Ugvna kxh 1·1 ~ f1SMNO TIDES TOOAV flnt kl¥f 4:ll Lift. 2.1 finl h!Kft 10:40 Litt. 6.2 Semndlow S:4t p.nt. .O.t WEDNESDAY fint~ 1J:JJa.a4.S Fll'lt '°"" 5:43 a.wi. 1.1 StO!"MI hip 11 :36 &.a1. SA kc:iDrld low 6:16 p.m. -0.l QUOTES OF TilE DAY "711~ oil want bika ond Ramie com and banery open:ited tlJUtgs. We tell them, 'We'll Stt what Santo can do. J.Ye don '1 promiw onydting. ' " -Rhonda Davis, who has been struggling (or the past five yeali to Ref. her T<imift out of the> cycle of moter living and into a house °' apartment· "A Christmas goml>ol of/ could cll«r Ille poor lnlJn ~Ilea" lluouglJ 1"'/f Ille JWJr. " -Sir Walter Scott COMMUNITY EVENTS • Christmas he Medit.tion to. night at St Andrews Presbyterian Church features music by the sandu- ary choir, bell choir as well as vocal and instrumental sok>ists in a concert of Christmas music from various peri· ods. Services are at 5, 7, 9 and 11 p.m. Admission is free. Christmas Eve candletight services are scheduled at many area churches. Check individual churches for schedules. . •"A Christmu Carol," Charlf!s Dickens' holiday classic, will get one final performance at 7:30 p.m. to- night at South Coast Repertory The- ater. For ticket information, call 957· 4033. CHRISTMAS DAY CLOSURES •Trash pickups in Newp>rt Beach and Costa Mesa regularly scheduled for Wednesday wilr be Collected Thursday. Refuse in other areas of Newport Beach wHl also be collected one day later ror lhe remainder or the week. ' •City off.ces in Costa Mesa and Newport Beach will be dosed Wednesday. . : • Federal, state and county p - ernment offices will be closed Wednesday. , • Courts will be closed Wednes-. day. • Ubraries -Both county and Newport Beach dty library will be closed Wednesday. • Poll -.. will be dosed ~ednesdoy. •All aru schools are -(Of the-. •South Coul Ploia Md fuhioft lllMll will be dared Chrtolmls Poy. • Piiot 1Mlnet1 ollbo-wlll be tlooed We?neoday; tho -.om tan be mi:hod II 5'40-1224. INIJ!X I~ "' ........ ........ Edllol1al stlnds test of ttme/A11 24-fW .... Ill .. &1D 642-6086 Cll!-'5 •Iii. ft! ....... A2 a_,...., a....-1111 ... Tiii Plllt Published Tuesdays, Thursdays & Saturdays Circulation 45, 000 25¢ • Holiday sales brjng no joy . to retailers Most store owners say business still sluggish By Tony Cox ...... ,.,,. Rounding the corner and heading inro the home stre1ch of the holiday shopping season, local retailers have a pretty good idea of how they're going to finish the race for sales and, for most. it won't be in the money. While resulLS have been mixed so far - a few local stores report having strong sales during this holiday shopping sea- son -business has been below par for the most part. In £act, those re· tailers who say they're having a relatively good year be- 1 ievc they're 'lrs been awful. I thought last Christmas was slow, but this year has been the worst. I'm hanging in there , but it's been awful.• _,...a •• owner of frtness clothing store The Morgan family, whose ,house burned down recently, will be spending Christmas with their neighbors. succeeding in spite of a soft retail mark.et. "I think the economy is realty tough out there;· said Barbara Magness, owner of the B. Magness boutique in Newport Beach. "We would be doing lots better without the recession.'· Down· but not out in Costa Mesa Magness said her store's sales arc up 35 percent over last year's Christmas season, an achievement she attributes to hard work by her and her staff, as well as to her steadily growing"'C\lstomcr ba~e. Motel family tries to cope with another one-room Christmas By LO<IAm Basheda ... _ R honda Davis, her husband and their £our children have finally moved -all the way from room No, 7 to room No. 5 in the Coast Motel on Newpor1 Boulevard in Costa Mesa. The family was hoping to move in10 an apartment by the holida}s. But even with the promise of financial help from several good Samaritans, they arc still s1uck in a one-room molel. Few affordable apartmen1s will take [our children. And Rhonda said the ones that would were in rough neighborhoods where kids 6 and unde.r don't belong. Several peo(>le who read abou.t the Davis's plight 1n The Pilot promised to donate a down payment and security deposit -if the ramily could find an apartment. But they can't. 0£ course, room No. 5 at the Coast Motel is a little bit bigger than room No. 7. Davis has taken two donated dressers and placed them in !he middle of the room to divide it in two, creating Newport ClllilPI Id Ill VIOll1811'1 boiill·lllilde hats . By Russ Loar ... _ NEWPORT BEACH -An 87- year-old widow, who likes to keep her fingers busy by crocheting hau, has run afoul o( Gity rules and rcgu· lations by offcrina her warea for Ille 01,1tsidc her home. British-born Paula · Harold said she was visi1cd Monday morning by .a city o£facial wbo told her she oould not hana her hats on 1~ patio of her «th Sir.et home: Not 1h a !or sale •ian. that Is. • HNOkl ii a former aalcswoto1n who bu .demons1rated everythiq from floor polloh to counedco ti some of th• world's f111es1 ...,.. meal "°'"' in Londoa ud ID 1'low Yori!, Since 1 .. -· Harold hH cillcnd bar OOIOrftll .... for iale .............. -..... -"' .. old ,.._ .. -piodo. "•··--·l'"'k -N,be ~ ••1tlm11 ... They ..., -U -. " Mid Harald, I ~ )latpul i dtQt. *I tld it ...... :.r:-...... -.. ...... ... .. "" .... .... ,.. .. , ,,, .•. --~ ~~ Sfan Davis sits in hls father's lap in their motel rootn in Costa M~a. a makeshirt bedroom for the children. And the walls have a fresh ooe.t of paint. But when the chance or gelling an apartment a£ter raising a £amily in motels for nearly five years disappears, See FAMILY/Al It's still Christmas for family who lost their home and belongings By Anna Cekola ""'-A lthough Santa may not be able to climb down their chlmney, there will still be Christmas £or the Morgan family, who lost just about everything during a ftre at their Costa Mesa home last weekend. "Our 3-ycar-old son has been saying, 'when are you going to fix our house?' " Annie Morgan said Monday. "I think what's going through his mind is therc·s no chimney for Sanla Claus." Fire investigators say a string of Christmas tree lights sparked the fire, which guned 1he Flower Street home last Sa1urday morning and caused more than $150,000 in damage to their uninsured belongings. including furniture, clothes. pictures and presents. The family of five escaped unharmed after being awakened hy the screams or their housekeeper, who discovered the fire. Since the fire, the family has seen a lremc ndous outpouring of support from See FIRE/Al B. Magness' sales grO'Nth appears to be 1.-. the exception, rather than the rule, among Newport Beach and Costa Mesa stores. "It's been awful," said Fran Anderson . owner of Fitwear, a fitness clothing store in the Costa Mesa Courtyards. "I thought last Cluistmas was slow, but this year has been the worst. I'm hanging in there, but it's been awful." Anderson said her store's sales are more than 50 percent down £rom last year's holiday shopping season, capping off a decline that gathered momentum in July. "My clothes arc not recc:ssion-proor:· Anderson said. "They don't need my clothes if they don't have the money. They can just put on a pair of sweats and go 10 the gym." On the posi1ive side, the lackJuster holi· day shopping season didn't catch local re· tailers by surprise. Many merchants were rclalivcly oons.crvative in ordering holiday merchandise, a strategy that should help them avoid being left with money-losing overstocks after the holidays. "My inventory has been low, with a lot or sheets and smaller, IOVi-cost items," said Terry Wansak, owner or Terry's Watcrbcds in Costa Mesa. "We expected See RETAILJAI Rustler makes on with popular pony ride Mechanical critter was an attraction for two decades; replacement is on the way By Russ Loar ..,_ NEWPORT BEAOH -Some low- down, thiovin' lidcwiftdcr has gone and rustled" a ·h"ttle mecbadicat pony, makin' tracks with the critter ln tho dead of nighl to ~111 unknown. The Httlc tan horK with a black saddle mou1:1ted on a red bue wat 1 funlliar ride r.r ...,.,.,.,.. "' Newport -childml. ' "lt1& been ori 8&100. Island for over 20 yeon." llid JeMllor J-on, -r lit 0uro.,.-.onMoriMA-- 1ho poptdor pooy --· I• -. "lt11 beoa 1'cre fOr ID ..... it's t.. • • tndlliolt. 11'1 "'""""'" .... puballwtr. 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Vrioo Ille. • (JU) -·- Pilot People Christophe" O'Hearn HEIS:~------------- The newly named vice president of instruction at Orange Coast College in Costa Me,sa. mGPLANS-----------~ O'Hearn, who has been dean of academic affairs at Los Ange- les Harbor College in Wilmington, will be responsible for over- seeing OCC's instructional program, includinJ supervision of the college's 10 instructional divisions. He will be charged with orga- nizing, interpreting and revising curriculum. He'll also serve as the liaison with OCC's Academic Senate in all instruction issues. HIS WORDS:----------- . "Orange Coast College has a tremendous reputation academi- cnlly and vocationally throughout California and the nati.on. I felt from my first visit to campus that I would very much enJOY work- ing here ... I already feel as if I'm a part of the Orange Coast family." ROOTS~------------ o·Hearn is a native of Presque, Maine. He moved with his fam· ily to Cnlifornia in 1960 and later earned a ma~ter'~ degree ~n. En- glish literature from Loyola Marymount U01vers1ty. He JOmed Harbor College in 1980 as a professor in English. He has also served as an adjunct professor of English at El Camino and Oc· cidental colleges. AT HOME------------ O'Hearn is an avid reader, writer, traveler and a passionate bas- ketball fan. He lives in ~anhattan Beach with his wife, Jeana, and their three children: Ryan, 14; Zach, 11; and Jennifer, 7. Briefly City to conect discarded Christmas trees NEWPORT BEACH -City refuse crews will pick up dis- carded Christmas trees along with regular garbage, but residents must have the trees cut into lengths of no more than four feet. The chopped limbs should be left alongside the trash cans. Tree stands and any metal devices should be removed and placed in the regular ref use. . Fire officials warn that Christmas trees should not be burned m residential fireplaces. Because of their extreme dryness and high resin content, discarded Christmas trees tend to explode into showers of sparks, which can be a serious fire hazard, city fire of- ficials said. Phone book recycling caUad successful COSTA MESA -Residents saved more than 87 tons of outdated phone books from reaching local landfills in recent weeks during the the third annual city recycling drive. "We're recycling more than 25 percent of the books now," said Florine Reichle, assistant manager of the Costa Mesa Sanitation District. "That's exciting right there." After being collected in various bins throughout the city, the phone books (about 350,000 of them) were taken to a recycling processing plant in Stanton. Most of the recycled paper from the books will be shipped to Pacific Rim countries to be used for such fiber-based products as insulation, Reichle said. ....... How to reach us at The PllOt AVisl An old ,... Ito Ill Hal S onto and Mrs. Claus made their annual visit by helicopter to Newport Beach schools Friday, accompanied by Newport Beach police Sgt. Andy Gonis (above). Third grader Katherine Nye (left) was one of the third students at Newport Elementary who waited for Santa's arrival, The children screamed and yelled with delight as the jolly old elf made his landing in the school yard. Santa greeted the children ond handed out candy cones. Police log Costa Mesa A 77-ycar-old woman wu robbed by a man bclic:vcd to be a transient Thurs- day as abe sat In her Cadillac while aettlna ready to leave the parking lot or a restaurant at '428 E. 17th Street. The robber threatened the woman wub a aun ~f!d stol9 SSO rrom her. No weapon was actually 1een and the victim was not IDJUfCd. • Someone stoic more than SI0,400 In co11:1puter, television and stereo equip-ment Thursday rrom a borne on the 1100 block or BudcinJham Drive. A iun was abo reported 1tolcn from lhc home • • A .. &rib and run" burstar aot away with five mcn'a jadccu worth about $730 from RobilllOG's DcpartmcnfStorc at Cryatal Court on Dec. 16. The mu tria· SCl\ld ltOl'C a1annl bUt WU able to act away in a Waitin& car • • A 77-fCV-old lmnc man wu robbed by two men as he ~ out ol his car at 1113 Bater Street W~ 11\cmoon. Ttto men walked up to tbo ¥Jctlm and pulled a ~ rrom hia fi~r and watch from hia wrist bcrorc n~l• hia car and tatiq ocher Items. The loll In tbc robbery was mote tban $5,lW. ' Thcl. vietim WM DOC irljurcd. • A pttron of Sboolcn T~uJJla Bar and OrUI at 72S W. Baker Street threw a larp llhtl'.I)' at a bartender la the carty-momlna houn ol Dee. 11. Bolofo ::=ti =~~.::-:: ~ ::.:.·==l=r---81:. aiwe and 9'0C ....,. tnoup. Thero WOfC eo re,... Of: ' N~rtBeach Her holiday spirit shines like a· star S usnn Jackson bepn decoratina her home for Christmas when the Th~I dinner dilhcs were Mins put away. With luck, lho rmy act it all topthcr by tonight. Susan might be on Khcdule if she hodn't taken much of lut week off to honcho the dca>ratln& or son Jeft1 SAE fraternity house ot USC. Or If lho hadn't hosted breakfast at 6:30 Monday momins ror the 10 women or her walkhig club. Or if lhe hadn't served dinner that nlpt to the 20 mcmbcn of hct Dible-study group. It takes Susan almost a month to get her home decorated Cor Christmas because there is so much house and IO much stuff to put In it and on It. On the Coast Not just a few llrings of li~ts, hundreds of them. So many gewgaws she needs her attic nnd a storage unit to warehouse them. So many things to make and arrange nnd put up. And not one Christmas tree. but three. Each has a theme. The living room tree, a JO-footer, is laden with lavender ribbons and rose!,Susnn made. The den tree is festooned with red ribbons and an eclectic collection of ornaments Crom all over the world. Wherever the Cornily travels, Susan comes home with more ornaments. "Each one has n meaning, a memory," says Susan, a cheery brunette who was wearing, of course, n red dress. A model train, a lOOth Anniversary model LGB from Germany, chugs around the base of the tree. "That was a Christmas present in 198J," Susan smiles. "From me to me." Bears reign in the master bedroom. Two dozen or more of the stuffed critters sit around the base of the tree, vastly outsizing the scores of wee bears that hang Crom the branches. Susan comes by her enthusiasm for Christmas honestly. She grew up in Albia, Iowa, a handsome little burg of 5,000 about 60 miles southeast of Des Moines. Christmas is very big in Albia. Each year, the citizens fashion a giant Christmas tree from thousands of lights strung from the spire of the courthouse. On the big night, every light in town is turned off. When all Each year, the citizens fashion a giant Christmas tree from thousands of lights strung from the spire of the courthouse. On the big ni9ht, every light in town 1s turned off. When all is silent and dark, a child throws a switch and lights the tree. is silent and dork, a child throws a switch and lights the tree. "It's just a wonderful sight," Susan says, her eyes bright with the memory. "The whole town is gathered around the square, and as the lights go on they sing. I guess I've nc1,cr gotten over that." Now Susan has her own town, ;1 Dickens Village. The miniatures arc mode in limited edi tions by a company in Minnesota. Among the hundreds of pieces Susan has collected over the years are everything from Victoria Station to the offices of Scrooge and Marley. Look closely and you can see the figures of crusty old Ebeneezer, happy Dob Cratchett with Tiny Tim on his shoulders, and the Ghosts of Christmas Pas1, Present and Future. The dining room table at the Jacksons is set for Christm:is dinner for eight. But there will be 14, maybe more. Some of Jeffs buddies from the University of Washington football team, here for the Rose Bowl, arc joining tbc family for dinner. I think they arc in for a surprise. (Jeff was Corona Del Mar high 's Athlete of the Y car in 1990. He won a football scholarship to Washington but was permanently sidelined by a neck injury during spring practice and transferred to USC.) No maller where you look in the Jackson home there is Christmas. Christmas books on the tables, Christmas dolls standing and sitting everywhere, sprays of greenery and red candles everywhere, almost all of it made by Susan, family members or friends. In less caring nnd sensitive hands, it could be a wretched excess. It is not. It is warm and beautiful nnd joyous, one woman's expression of love for family and friends. A very genuine Christmas spirit. A Christmas Grinch hits Newport NEWPORT BEACH -A Har· bor View family is mourning the loss of three choirboys -wooden ones that decorated the front yard -that were spirited away from the home over the weekend. "We're just heartbroken," said Maybcrt Davis, whose . husband Garland handcrafted the Christ- mB'S figures some 30 years ago. The 3·foot-tall choirboys - painted blond, redhead and bru- nette with hymnals in their hands -were last seen in front of the Davis home at 1801 Port Tiffin Place around S p.m. Saturday, when the Daviscs ten Cor a pany. When the Davises returned home around 9:30 p.m., the choir- boys were gone. The choirboys are probably worth only about SlOO in cuh, but the sentimental value is incalcu· , lable, Mayben Davis said. She is offering a SlOO reward for the re· 8.125% APR 0 PJ'S 9% APR 0 FI'S turn or the figures. "To me, someone who'd steal Christmas decorations is the low- est type of person," Maybcrt Davis said. GRAND OPENING Why Pay Mall Prices} Concord 14Kt Gold Watch Our Every Day Price Only $1,250 On SaJe At ... So. Coast Plaz.a S 1990 Fuhion Island $1990 . f .t'llfllr.i..,..len 650-4595 20'43 Westcliff Dr'.l ~.B. Open 1 Days to I p.m. (Nm to QJCo'a) Today's the last day for yule bargains F or last minute shopping. here are a few places you might have ovcrlooked ..• South Coast Plaza and Fashion Island have several "Just for Christmas" stores. Today is the last hurrah for these guys ... you might pick up some good deals. .. At South Coast Plaza _____ ._ look for The Christmas Guild, Kelly's Coffee and Fudge, Pacific Silk Plants, The Wrapper, the Santa Ana Zoo Think Shop and the Shaffer Gallery. At Fashion Island check Flying Elephants (in the old Buffums space) Once Upon a Christmas, A Wonderful Christmas, Send your Items for Around Town to Bob t-Dn E}'kcn, The Piiot, 330 W. Bay St., CostD Mcsn, 91627. Library closure NEWPORT DEACH -Newport Death Public Library will close at I p.m. to4ay in observance of Christmas Eve. The library will be closcJ all day Dec. 2.t. Help for dyslexia COSTA MESA -The Orton ~lcxi:i Society of Or:inge County is looking for second to fifth grade students with reading problems and possible dyslexia lo enroll in the after-school A.EAD program in Costa Mesa. The program will meet for one hour. four times a G Motherland, Three Dags Full ond Peace Frogs .... D I called 17 local limo companies looking (or a good deal ... Herc's what I came up with. Most outfits want $45 per hour with a 15·20 percent tip and a five hour minimum ... But... on Friday nights, Don, at City Nights Limo will provide four people with a stretch limo for four hours for $40 an hour with a four hour minimum (this includes the tip and translates to $34 an hour). On Saturday there's a five hour mtnimum and he wants $40 per hour and a JS percent tip. So, best on Saturday night, if you only want the car for four hours, is to go with Harbor Limo at $40 per hour with a 15 percent tip ... D Take a break if you can today and have a cup or tea with Zoreen Green at Grafton Street. I wondered if her unusual week, beginning next month. Then fee is S20. For information, call 240-~0l. Congressman to speak NEWPORT BEACll -Rep. Chris Cox (R-Newport Dcach) will speak at the Jan. 8 annual meeting of the New- port Center As.soci:ition. Call 720-8488 for information. Jeanne Wolf to speak NEWPORT BEACI I -"Entcrt:iin- mcnt Tonight" correspondent Jeanne Wolf will be the guest spc::iker at the next Jewish Federation of Orange County Trendsettcrs event. 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. J:in. 10 :it the Four Seasons llotcl. For information call 259-0655. Di,nner .. 1991 Champagne Buffet Celebrate Tbe Hollday In Style Our Chef Has Prepared An Irresistible Festive Menu Selection, Including All The season's Favorites. RclaX Arid Enjoy The Ambiance And Holldat Decor While You Dine To Your Hearts Content. Mulls $16.95 • SmJon'$11.9S • Cblldteo $8.9S December 25th 12pm-6pm Call 833-0570 x?OSS ·~5..,ated rQ.\ Sheratqri .~Newport name was Irish. "No, my mom made it up." said Zorccn. She serves Bewley's Tea Crom Grafton Streel in Dublin. You can find her at her 1tore in the. Atrium, at Fashion bland. "We always have it hot on the cart." she says.>-l}le store carries a huge selection of unusual china, gift wear and crystal. D "We've been in business in Costa Mesa for 30 years. We've been in this location {on Harbor Blvd.) since 1968. We've seen the town change." said Dave Rufnc. To celebrate Rufnc's Upholstery has a special going on ... All their fabrics, including tapestries, taffetas and silks, arc 25 percent off. Dave really aims to please. He's been known to pick up people who have a hard time getting in. He wants them to sec all the fabrics he stocks. An average size chair requires Dog show COSTA MESA -Shoreline Dog Fanciers Association of OranRe_9>un1y will host its 1 Ith All-Breed i1 Show from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Jan. L at the Orange County Fairgrounds in Co~ta Mesa. The public is welcome. Adm is- sion is SS for adults, S3 for seniors and S2.SO for children aged 6 10 12. For in- formation. call 644-7907 or 530-1826. University Women NEWPORT BEACH -American As.sociation of UniversitY. Women mem- ber Jeanette Miller will give a shde prcscnt:ition and lecture about her re- cent trip to Moscow at the as.soci::ition's J:in. 15 meeting at the Newport Beach Tennis Oub. Dinner is at 6 p.m. and the lecture begins at 7:30. Reservations around six yards of fabric. A typical fabric runs about $35 per yard. At 25 percent off 1hat's a savings of $52 ... Not bad ... D If you're concerned that you kid is not a wiz at geography a good place to look for a Christmas gift might be 1he Rand McNally store at South Coast Plaza. You can have manager Mary Coleman fill you in on all the educational toys, games and books they ~tock. They also carry some unusual videos like, Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, Ghost Towns, the Orient Express and Civil War Battlefields. Have a great Christmas! 0 Jf you've come across any bargains or unusual items, or if you know a retailer who pr01·ides exceptional services or quality be sure to let me know. You can reach me at 497-9873. Or send a fax to 631-5902. :arc rcquircJ. For inform:ition, c:ill 786- 4020. Fight against bigotry NEWPORT BEACI I -Louisi:i1u State Republican Central Commi11cc member l:.hubcth Rickey. founder t•f the Lou1"ana Coalition ag.11~1 R;i.:1,m and NJZl\m. will be the guc)t of the Orange County chapter of the Amcri· can Jc"'•~h Committee at 7:30.p.m JJn 22 :11 Le Mcrid1en llotel. For more tn· formation, call 660-8525. Jewish Federation NEWPORT BEACll -The Jc.,..1)h Fcdern11on of Orange County will luck off its 1992 M:iJOr Gifts Campaign with an upprccia11on dinner Jan. 22. For 111- form:it1on, call 259-0655 Skin...., Is the moet common C9t'lCS 1twe is. And the.., ls the moet common CM'99. Take hold of a Piaget.Polo Watch and you'll never let it go. ~WATCH JIJJ ar1'Jt•I ,.,.,,,., ., , . .,,.,.,.., <:01lt1 ~,.,. 7 I ,.4Jl..alH /, Up the Ladder Newpo'rt Beach raidcnt Lou Bocmia, fOt'· mcrly of Marie Calender. bu. been named di- rector of franchiae development with Irvine- based Red Rohla .......... a Splrltl Emportmu. Hoang Dao hu been named senior account executive for F.qaJtJ Baac:orp lac. in Newport Beach. Newport Beach resident Jeffery Frum bu been named a vice president with Wells Faqo TANDY fut 300-cps 80-Colu• Prlftter -~24995 Aeg.311U5 ~£AL,snc Universal l -ln-1 R ... te Colltrot -~59!~.95 low Al S15 Per Month• ~£AL,snc. 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Susanne Dorame. Julio Normand. Sa- brina Wright. Autumn Cbaae, Tereu Orrett. David Puccetti, Jeaua Rodrigues, Matlt Und• bolm and Jennifer Riedy. PIM.r -4 .,_,. Up Ute Letld#' .,....._ ..a to 11N l'llot'a ,_,_,. edltw. TCNV ~ '!'»I W. ~SL, C.... Matt. nu!. Reg. Price Current Sale Price less Bonus Coupon 799.00 Qt.GO r~' .~'~-;; i~ . . . ' ~ ~£.ALIS'7C.. Dllll·c.s.ttt lt...Sptlm ii1791!! -Ht.It Low A9Stl "-aMnch· 113-1241 +• ~£.ALI '1 Pertlllll ., .. ..._C1111t11 ..... •Ill Mlle~ Mark Olson, president and owner of Mark Olson Textiles. Who• Mark Olson, a 42~ycar-old Lido Island resident who • is president and owner of Marie Olson Textiles. Wh t • Olson Textiles distnoutes and arranges for the a . manufacture of sailcloth. The company distnoutes some of the leading imported sailcloths, including the Sati and Toray brands. When• Olson worked as a technical representative for • another sail company, Howe & Bainbridge, for nine years prior to opening his own sailcloth distribution business in 1986. In the early 1970s, prior to going into the sailcloth business, he owned and operated a sailcraft and clothing store, Hobie Newport. Wh • Olson Textiles is based in Ne~rt Beach, at ere. 881 W. 16th St. The company distributes sailcloth to sail and kite manufacturers worldwide. Wh • Olson, his wife Aetchcr and the couple's three V! children arc all avid sailors. Olson has participated in the Arne~'s Cup competition and sailed in three Admiral's Olp races, 10 Transpacs and 36 Mexican boat races. He says he enjoys being able to combine his avocation and bis occupation. He decided to go out on his own after Howe & Bainbridge, since renamed Bainbridge Sails, was acquired in 1976 because he thought it would be easier to compete against the company than to adjust to the new ownenhip. "Now we're bigger than them," be says. "We've been lucky. I just like to do my own thing." H • Olson won't release sales figures, but says his OW• revenues are "in the miUions," and Olson Textiles' revenues have increased six-fold since the companys first year. He said his sales have increased every year, including a 10 percent jump in recession-riddled 1991. He says the company has been able to increase its market share through aggressive product development and customer service. Lesson Learned: w%':S~m~~o'f:o~ says, Olson Textiles bu been able to ~ and prosper. "If you have diJ.iaent and communicative scmce. if you take the time to know and undcntand what your customer wants, you•re going to do a lot better.'' be saya. -111 Toar Cox -Do 10fl bow _ _.. w6o l"°'1Jd be prollled la UU. ~ te.tiue1 U-, __,roar llflPltloa to De Piiot'• bulMa edltor, Toa,y Coz, •t 330 W. ~ St., Com Mu., nm. Business Watch ICN Wini OK to mrkal Am 11ri111 COSTA MESA -ICN Pba~ m•ceutlall1 Inc. has garnered au· tborization to market ita product Virazole for AIDS treatment in Hunpiy. Huniary is the second country to approve the antiviral drug for AIDS treatment, joinins Ireland . Colta Meta-based lCN bu been unable ao far to win approval in ill home counuy from the Food and Drua Admin11tration ..•. Put D. £nabauaer, formerly co- owoer of national executive search firiD Eckert.. &,baUlel and Part· nen Inc., hu fonncd Tiiie it.a- ..._.. Growp In Ne1Vp0rt kach •. . • Newpon Beach paeriJ contnc-eor . ._ ~~ bu OO!DPJeted ~ "ol:MarbeUa Pim,; a 114 itl1ltoit thoppbia center In Sia Juaa Capiitrano .... Newpon martctlns coauaualcia· dom firm lalel('4e ....... 111 r.c. haa won two lilwer Ml1UI ~ wbidl recopiie .._. In markedil realdlndil ·~ meata.l~U. announced that It Ml -. Miid I • r' ~ f By Rull Low SllllW!tw NEWPORT BEACH -The giant abominable snowman 1squashcd the compotitloD ln this &'ear•a annuaJ Newport Harbor Christmas Boat Palade, capturing the sweepstakes award for Gcotf Landon for a third consecutive year. Landon'• eye-popping entry, "Wheel be Home for Orinchma.s," featured a dazzling displar of more th~ 9~ clcctnc lights that created a amokc-sputtcring car . driven by a 2S-f oot inflatable Snoopy. The inflatable Grinch returned this year as a passenger in the electric car, pushed along by the 4S-fool inflatable abominable snowman. "We go for the gusto,'' said Landon, owner of the SO-foot Unpretentious Too cruiser that carries the display. Despite problems with his electric generators, Landon said it was fun. "We didn't sink -that was the important thing." In the Ring of Lights home decorating contest, Hap Byers of 401 Via Lido Soud took first place for best decorated home. The Dyers entire home was outlined in multicolored lights with a large tree and hot air balloon on the roof. Santa Oaus and carolers were on the balcony, and Santa and Mrs. Claus were also in a simulated store front window in the home. Newport Landing was named the best-decorated restaurant; the Balboa Pavilion won honors for best-decorated commercial building; the Balboa Yacht Club was voted best-decorated yacht club; and homes on the 2600 and 2700 block of Bayshore Drive won the neighborhood spirit award. "There are about 1,200 homes on the Christmas Boat Parade route, and over 85 percent of them were decorated this year," said He rrick Hanson, co-chairman of the Ring of Lights contest. Both contests are sponsored each year by the Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce. The following is a list of winners: Newport Harbor Chrt•lm•• Boat Parade 1991 Award WlnMra and Bo•••: Wllllam D. Luek AWllrd -Grand SweepstallH · Geoll lnlon. l)'clretenlious Too Harttor Maater'• Award -Humoroua Theme 1. Sasco aec.lc. El NIVIQlfU 2. Coll1ly of 0nnge • IWtlor Beada & Pailll, Scooe>er 3. Maraiel Yanez, El Jefe Jud .. a lpeclal Award -0"91Mf Theme 1. David Field. Sea Sharp 2. Leland H. West Jaguar 3. Rudy lfld Suzy Baron. 8arontss CommodorH Award -U9ht Dlaplar, Animation t. Cllatlene Olyef, Serenity 2. Heather llfldrldoe, Oeluxl 3. Dr. fflllk and Pat Pullall. Siii f\11 Chairman'• Award -Spirit 1. S1Mn 8u'rooQhs Ind R*" Pu. Three Pennies 2. Heather and Derek Nblo. s.u·s ~ 3. Allee Navvro. Utbchen r/ Dolphin• Award -Hofkler llvslo 1. Dr. M. V. Gopilalh, Veloce 2. Jay Viana, 8oMie 'f 3. RU Lorerutn. I.Jin Mn Ma"r'• Award -Trlldltlon81 TheMe 1. Or. 8Wney Ind Or. lb'lllngton. P• 0 Docs 2. O.E. Clar1t Piper Co., fb. T ISllc: 3. Gerlld VMI Viel Ebb T1de '""" of IJ9hta Award Winnen le•l DeoOrated Hotne Along th• ............ t. Mr. lfld Mrs. Hap Byers. 401 Via UdD Soud 2. The Ralph A. CaracO t.nly, 1007 N. ~ 3. Mr. Ind Mis. James Ricll. I02 s. ~ 4. The Chatlts Ryffel Qmly, 2294 Clwirlll ROid 5. The Jason Busby fllllly, 11t £. ..... leat Decorated ""taurant Newport Ldng .... Deooreted ColNMIOlel aulfdlnt Thelllboa~ .... Deoonted Y11eht Clldt 8llboa Yldll W> ... """""'"""' lpfrtt aw.rd ttomes on 111 2600 lfld 2700 Moct GI ..,... DIM .......... ...., ..... I tomns 1s1n1: 4 Collnl lsfllllt: 53 ~ CM: 901 Jl 8ayftont 21 t N. 8aytorC: 403 N. _.,. 907 M. 8lyttor( 1203 N. BiytrOll; • Hnar lllllnd: 22 ttll1lor lslan¢ 19 Haiti« llllnl: 2732 ..,.... ~Lict!,<t1 ~ ~-v::~~IOO Nord: 760 Via Lido Nord: 103 Via UdD loud; 705 West Bay, 1020 West 8llboC 12l0 Wit( lllMI: 1231 Wtlt Balboa: 1344 Wtst a..; 1400 .... 8llbol: 1101fast8albol; 1ao1 Elll Moe: m £. 9lvtl'Ol'lt 301 E. 8aYlnn: ll20 Wlr lll~L~ a..111 ~ 2290 a..111 RoM: I01 uau M 0rtwe; 100 Wit( ~OI~~~ o ••• ....., ..... ....... ~a~~~,.Udt l.-: aoo *""'a.~ OewrtM11.YMM caw ... ................................. ~·C»~;.,t:.Mllllll ~ ...... S..-cl Grit Lnll!' '1: v.. B;Tany CGc " ... ra. NEWPORT BEACH -Wayne and Cathy Heck, local franchilea of the ~ ular H•••n-Dua chala ot ice cream aiora. recently opened their second lo- cation, a 700-squarc·foot shop at Fashion Island. The store is only the third Haaaen-Dazs shop to feature a new interior desipl in• traduced by the Cranchise. It will acll the same goodies as the Hecb' original lo- cation at 2400 W. Coast Highway -cof- fees, )OIUrt. babel pds and, most of alJ, high-quality Haaaen-Dazs ice cream. The Hecb opened their fmt Haagen- Daza ahop in 1983, and the store built a loyal following, to the tune of $400,000 in annual revenues. Despite the success, Wayne Heck. who works full-time selling residential real estate, said he wasn't nec- essarily looking to expand until the Fash· ion Island deal came along. "Because of the location and the coop- cration of The Irvine Co., we worked out a deal that was too good to pass up," Wayne Heck said. The Hecks' store, located between de- partment stores The Broadway and I. Magnin &. Co., is the first tenant in a new spaces created by The Irvine Co.'s $100 million remodelin& or Fashion Island in 1989. Wayne Heck said he expects to enjoy a high sales volume at the location, in part because of a nearby fountain that captures the curiosity of many shoppers. , .. Ice cream is an impulse item," he said. "I'm really excited about the location." Wayne Heck, who's also a former New· port Harbor High School baseball coach, said that although he and his wife weren't exactly itching to open a second store, they won't rule out further expansion. He said that other than a slowdown during this year's unseasonably cool summer, the business has continued to grow during the recession. SOUTH COAST PLAZA ISHES You THE OY OF THE H "OLIDAY SEASON THROUGHOUT THE NEW YEAR •• • C O ·A ST PLAZA TOWN CENTER VI Lt.AGE By tns YOkof Siii w.tllr COST A MESA -A.Cler find in& a bog or human body parts in the front seat of a red Corvette d{iven by Omaima Arce Nelson, police detectives immediately sought a search warrant for the young woman's apartment, expecting to find more evidence of a grisly murder. Al Esquivel told police the your)g woman came over around noon Dec. 1 with blood-stained tkln and a bi- zarre tale of how she killed her 56-year-old husband and cut him up Into pieces ... Unfortunately, ·they weren't dis- appointed. Detectives found and seized several garbage bags and boxes full of body parts, as well u bloodstained clothing, sheets and sections or wall and carpeting from the Elden Avenue apartment, according to search warrant docu- ments that were recently unscaled. Also among the long list or items confiscated by police f'!r further analysis were nume~us knives, a divorce manual, a deep fryer with "residue," a glass jar with "unknown material" and some HIV paperwork for Nelson. The 23-year-old woman is accused of killing and mutilating William Nelson, her reported husband of a few weeks. Her arraignment on the murder charge was continued to Jan. 10. Police say they have no murder weapon or motive for the slaying. Omaima Nelson, an Egyptian national who also goes by the names of Omayma Arce Stain- brook, Omayma Aref Stainbrook and lshia Nelson, was arrested Dec. 2 after she allegedly showed up at an acquaintance's home on Monte Vista Avenue with a bag full of her hus- band's intestines and offered $75,000 to an ·~ quaintance k> help act rid of it. Al Esquivel told police the young woman came over around noon Dec. 1 with blood· stained skin and a bizarre talc of bow she killed her S6-year-old husband and cut him up into pieces because he had tied, raped and beat her. ' Esquivel was able to keep Nelson at his home while he secretly called police. Officers said they found a plastic trash bag of body parts on the front seat of the red Corveue she drove there. Police later found several more plastic gar- bage bags, a brown athletic bag and five card- board boxes full of limbs at the couple's small apartment. Sources say William Nelson's head was discovered in the refrigerator, partially cooked. · Various body parts were also found in the living room wrapped in lin foil, according to the search warrant. To AU of our Patrons & Friends, From All of Us at... •, '· The Newport Harbor Art Museum 850 San Clemente Drive Newport Beach, CA 759-1122 Thank you for your business We wish you a very happy. healthy & prosperous 1992! MERAY i!JIRiSTMAI Best Wishes of the holiday season to all of our loyal friends arid patrons. '9wm 'Jfu ~~ §ans!" 1240 LOGAN AVINU~ UNIT O, COSTA MUAr CA ft626 . ~ (714) M9·3077 ~..... • w-. ¥· ... ·*-W . f• • • ~::::;;ry Happy Holidays to OUT cuStomers! dfapf!J dfofulay!>,! C..JoelUS ... WIW.I WATCBIRG Trips Start Dec. 26th DAILY 10:00 A.M. & 1:00 P.M. WEEKENDS 8:00 A.M., 12 NOON a 2:30 P.M. t1.00 Off Ful F .. W/Ad Good for 6 """"' I.kn# s ,,,, coupon _., M Pllt ~14801 ... ID WtllliDlmter. RUllCU Wll -~ IO make 1 left tum oneo ntla front the park deD IM WU broadildcd by I ,.,.. ptcbp driven by I 28-yeaMllcl ODfariO resident. Kant said. "It appean that (Rmell) wu pe>SSlbly at fault for cntcr- lna into a hl&hway and faUina to yield to throu&fl traftic; .. be said. Four paacngcn in RmleU01 Mazda RX7 were Injured in the accident. includin1 17.,ear· old Daniel Barocio of Fountain Valley who was airlifted k> Western Medical Center for abdominal injuries. He wu re· leased Saturday. The three other passengers. Michael loch, Stephen Rivera and Olristopher Oprcs, all 16- year-old Fountain Valley resi- dents, were treated al Hoag Hospital Friday night for minor injuries and released. The pick- up driver received only nUf!Ot injuries and did not reqwre hospitalization, Kent said. Rote Pnn & Auodeta at the P.W. center for PMtema of Exccllanca In Newport Bach, wish their clients, friends & colleagues health, success & Mpplncss In the New Year. ashion Island stores dress p for the holiday .season With Qristmu atilt a day away. a ~it to Fash- llland. with its many holiday attractions and walkways. i.a ideal for the last-minute sbop- the pcnon just looking for a little extra cheer. Tbe central display features the walk-through er Wilderness, a living. garden-like creation with 30-foot pine trees wrapped in more 25.000 lights, charming topiaries and seasonal t materials resembling a field of snow and for- llt. Olildrcn won't want to miss Santa's House and • visit with Mr. aaus and bis helpers, where to and home video opportunities arc available. the I. Mapin wing, they'll enjoy the Fashion and &press. a children's holiday train which gs along its track. To spread the spirit of the season throughout the center, Fubion hland bas provided lMna pine treas free of charge to rilnc Orange C.OU.Oty non- profit organizations. Don't mils several seasonal merchants offering a wide selection of decorations and giftl with somethin& for everyone. Fashion bland wek:omes A Wonderful Oui.stmas, Hickory Farms and Once Upon A Christmas. Fashion Island Newport Bea~h. the only major outdoor center in Orange County, features more than 200 of the finest atorcs, restaurants and spe- cialty shops in Southern California. It is located at the hub of Newport Center above Pacific Coast Highway in Newport Beach. Special holiday hours are 10 a.m to 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday; 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday; and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Christmas Eve. The Newport-Mesa Association of RF.ALTORSO wishes you a #aQppy holiday season and a #aQppy 1992! n.. CMd 1"at Pap You Back • We w~ ltke to take this oppot1Unlty to thank Newport Beach. C"A>sta Mesa and lrvtne Businesses who made 1991 a wry special year. We're wtth you In •g2• I CIPI tomw alllc8 ID -Pl In .. year . Dr. William Kandel offers modem, painless injection therapy Unfonuna&ely, It la estimated that 2S percent of adult women and 10 percent ol adult men in thi.a countty ~ varicole veins. If you are IJDOlll thia group, there ii a non-surgical vein care treatment available, known as scle- rotherapy, perfonned by Dr. Wil- liam Kandel at the Vein Care In- stitute. Dr. Kandel, who is dedicated and committed to removing or sig- nificantly diminishing unsightly and bothersome varicose and spi- der veins, will be relocating his Fountain Valley office to Fashion Island in Newport Beach on Janu- ary 2. Varicose veins ar• simply a cos- metic annoyance for some people, while for others they are painful and occasionally disabling. The symptoms of varicositics do not always relate to their severity. Someone with slightly visible veins may suffer extreme pain, while those whose veins knot to re- semble a bunch of grapes may ex- perience no pain whatsoever. Sclcrotherapy, or injection ther- apy, a fairly new procedure in the United Statcl, is ·a great advance in pblebology, the study of veins. Ten yean ago, sursery was tbe only choice - a painful procedure imolving multiple incisions, which in tum caused scarring. Injection therapy involves the painless injection of a mild solu- tion directly into the vein. A scar tissue then forms and closes off the vein while its blood Oow is re- routed to other stronger veins. Because no cuts arc made in the skin, no scars arc left. This type of treatment works best on spider bursts -clusters of tiny red or blue veins under the skin, smaller veins and on people with few vari- coac veins. However, it can be used on other varicosities as well. Scle- rothcrapy has helped 99 percent of all r.=ople with varicose veins, thus limiting surgery to those with ei- ther a deep vein disease or many incompetent valves. After the procedure is finished, patients can return to work im- mediately and remain active. ln fact, that is exactly what Dr. Kan- del recommends, because circula- tion will keep t.bc blood Oowing.. Varicoee veins occur most often in women between the agea of 40 and 49 and in men between the ages of 70 and 79. Although heredity is a main f ac- tor, aging also plays a part. Inac- tivity, diet, extra weight and preg· nancy arc also contributors. Pregnant women carry about 20 percent more blood than other women. The weight of the unborn child pressing against the pelvic veins together with this extra blood can cause blood flow to slow down and create stress on the vein. Theae veins usually improve after the baby leaves the mother's womb. Dr. Kandel, a fellow of the Phlcbology Society of America and the North American Pblebology Society, was in family practice for nearly 30 years. Dr. Kandal offers a free initial consultation at his new office Fashion Island at 366 San Miguel Drive, Suite 211, Nc;wport Beach, 92660. The new phone number is (714) 759-8346 (VEIN). Wishing You a Safe & Happy Holiday Season! 11111 NewpQrt "'31Auto~ter lllOUlllOl'Cf •~r·~·MJOI·~ 445 E. Coast Hwy . Newport Beach 673-0900 swso.s Giuti"99 . Tu. 'Pilot CtassitJied ' Have a catalog full of trendy hang-ups I get a Jo1 or catalop fJom community colleaes offering adult educational worbhops. I never throw them away because 59 and Holding one of these decades I'm aoing to &tudy Swahili, learn to play the Recorder, and take a refresher course in multiplication tables, so I don't have to count on my fingers in front of a loan officer at the bank. Last week another college catalog arrived to tempt me with new avenues of self improvement. One section dealt with workshops catering to various emotional needs from acupressure techniques to reduce stress, to programming yourself for success. Unfortunately, I didn't sec any of my hang-ups, like Writer's Block, hypochondria, or fear of shopping malls, on the list. They're obviously out of date. Anxieties whiz in and out of fashion, and it's only natural catalogs must keep abreast of the latest trends. Nevertheless, I thought I'd study the ~lection and see if anything fit me. Sometimes you have an exciting problem and don't know it. What first caught my eye was a ooune that ~led the secrets or "having it all. .. I"ve &!Ways ecttJcd for a qua.nor. or one third, Of life's follies, mainly because I can only digest one status symbol at a time. Even with a fistful of Maalox tablets. Still I could use a higher percentage. I wish they had a modified course for people who don't want it all, but let's say one-half. Just enough to afford an occasional $125 pair of thread-bare designer blue jeans, and a beat-up S70 wort shirt. Remember the days before anger was trendy? Now hostility bas a new status: if you've got it, flaunt it. There's even an Anger Workshop dealing in 23 positive ways of coping with your problem -without sticking your head in a bucket of water. At one time the Primal Scream was a popular method for releasing your frustrations. But that proved impractical for people in apartments unless they had a Primal Scream clause in their lease. Co-dependency is a big buzz word. I always assumed this was another name for marriage. From the description in the catalog, it's more complicated. Since you are programmed to be a co-dependent, it's necessary to rewrite your "childhood scripts.'1 That means getting in touch with the kid in you who's already &iven you enough trouble. Personally, I hate re-writes. Stimulating your right-hand brain is a course everyone can use. This is the creative side of your think tank that not only deals with creative prose, but more importantly, creative financing. While your left-brain makes the money, it's your right-brain that spends it. This comprehensive catalog also offers a couple of dating seminars for singles. One is entitled "How To Meet Relationship-Minded People" which includes activities that attract the best ratio of men to women. Offhand, I'd guess wrestling matches and drag car races as number o ne and two with opera and world cruises on the bottom of the list. Glancing through this community program only reinforces my belief in adult education. Nancy Mcintyre ls a resident of Laguna Niguel. HATS: Siies violate zonl• rules, city says From A1 Harold, who is blind in one eye, ended up making a little more ex- cite ment than she counted on by offering her hats for sale. City officials say she is in viola- tion of zoning laws that restrict re- tail sales to commercially zoned areas. There is also a City Council policy that prohibits certain types of commercial enterprises in resi- dential areas. "You can't do commercial things in a residential location that alter the residential character of the neighborhood," said city li- censing supervisor Glen Everroad. "We don't have inspectors out 'Why did they do this right before Christmas?' -aa. Harold's son-In-law beating the bushes on these things. They are typically responding to complaints. We do follow the let- ter of the law when we receive complaints." The city docs issue permits for yard sales, but limits them to two weekends a year, according to Everroad. Harold's son-in-law, Corona businessman Ed Clark, believes the city is being a bit overzealous in cracking down on his mother-in- law's hobby. "I could understand if she had a real business going, but this is just stupid," Clark said. "Why did they do this right before Christmas? That's a real nice time to come around and pick on a lit- tle old lady." But city officials say the ideql solution for Harold is to take her hats in hand to local gift store owners who might agree to sell them. "I would suggest she should try and find a local retail outlet that would sell her items on con- signment," Everroad said. "We would support that 100 percent." I 1'1 u.e ., belore Olriltmu Ind naJlioal Of men arc tentfted. "Will lbe or won't abe like my gift?" (~ of COW'IC, be'I Family Counseling already telected one!} Most men would really rather pass on this holiday. At least on the gift-giving part, where he feels called on to prove his love, bis creativity, bis sensitivity, his perception and his buying power by selecting just the right thing - whatever that is -for his lady. In the comics, we sec another memorable "Cathy" marching her boyfriend, Irving, through a department store. "Isn't that cute?" says Cathy. "Great," says Irving. "I'll get it for you. That can be your Christmas present." "I don't want this for my Christmas present," says Cathy. (There aren't many men who would understand Cathy's logic, but there isn't even a woman who needs an explanation!) "If you're giving me a gift, at least let me have the fantasy that you put a little thought in it. I ~~rlP11ol Paula Harold sells her custom- made hats outside her home. RETAIL: Marchlllts SUll8r as P8C8Sslan cuts Into Chrlsbnas spending From A1 this and ordered accordingly.'' Wansak is glad now that he was conservative in orderin$ merchan- dise this fall. He said hls sales are down 20 percent from what he'd expect in a normal holiday shop- ping season. "As far as this Christmas season goes, there hasn't been one," Wansak said. Concern about overstocks is also showing up in deep discounting of- fered by many stores, a strategy usually reserved for after Christ- mas. Magness said she started her "After Christmas" sale last week because most other merchants had ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-.., already started off cring large dis- counts. Some retail analysts have re- ported that discount retailers have fared better during the recession than their more high-priced com- petitors. However, there hasn't been a clear correlation locally be- tween discounting and sales sue- cess. Tim Harold, manager of William Harold Jewelers in Newport Beach, said he lost about 30 per- cent of his regular customer base to the recession, but he's kept pace with last year's revenues by selling more hig~-end items and co llectibles. .... ••:r: .. mole ... ... •DOL tbtnld .. lbolll what I miabt Ute:• Cathy tries to ~·juat auppoee that Irvin,. wbo ruJIJ does want to pleaM Cathy lbtencd to what s&e bu said and does go out on his O*n to shop. SuPfXJ'C he spends all dly at South Coest Plaza and Fuhion Island fi&hting the crowds, searcbinc every store. And at last -at last -be finds just the riaht thing, he thinks. Tomorrow Cathy opens it - and hates it immediately -and won't tell him why. What a clod to have bought this for her, she thinks. (She manages to communicate her disapproval without saying a word.) Irving becomes baffled, as aJI men do -because women are just not rational when it comes to gift ·getting. No, he hadn't read her mind at all, and worst of all, even if he had, perhaps she wasn't quite sure what her mind was. (What she "knows" is how she had hoped to feel when he presented his gift.) Maybe Cathy would give Irving credit for at least trying hard. I hope so. Different women like different "things," but all women want - need -evidence that their husbands and boyfriends love, respect, cherish and value them. :111olioliDllll.iif &I~ , ................... U..ened to and heard. 1t aift-Jivina times like Jeweby is usually a ufC :..)" But be careful. Jlyouw bought her jewelry, tbea ~Jl n~v: "another diamond" can be lo:>B pen:eived aa thouabtless and J>j ,,,, ho-bum. Your lady mi.ght appreciate more a seriea of dancing lessons (which )'OU agree to take with her), some ICllionl with a penonal trainer, membenhip in a health club, scuba lessons and gear, or a gruel adventure which you've planned for the two of you. TruJy wise men start paying attention to hints she's sure to drop starting around Halloween. (It's too late for this year, but it__ will serve you well to mark it on your 1992 calendar with a red heart -or OK. a more subtle chcclanark of some sort.) - If you're one of those guys ~o has waited to the last minute, i'6. still not too late. 1:>1r1' I'll let you go now. There's oHlf 10 shopping hours left to (• l • Christmas. I hope you have beuer luck than Irving! In a more g)otllaf • sense, I wish us all peace on earth, good will and a very happy 11~ lloliday. Dr. Ullda AlguJ Lf. ~ •nd tamn, COUJ1sdor with otlk¥i1'j. la Coron• del MM. • FAMILY: Mother says there~ Sbll plenty to be lll•ldul fir From A1 so docs hope. "Once you're in, you can't get out," said the 34-year-old mother. And she isn't the only one who has come to that conclusion. The Coast Motel alone is home to five families. Social workers es- timate there are between 200 and 300 families raising children in motels up and down the highways of Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. And while many of them wo n't be on Santa's list of stops this Christmas, Davis said there is still plenty to be thankful for. Rhonda Davis said her children -ages l, 2, 5 and 6 -each got a gift from Santa at the Santa Ana welfare office last Friday after- noon. And the owner of the Coast Motel is letting them borrow an artificial Christmas tree decorated with ribbons and garland. Still, there's little to put under the tree. 'They had a good ;1 Christmas last year. And they'll have a good l Christmas this year, to_<i·l As long as they just k~ a smile on their face ~ everything will be OK.• -- ' "They all want bikes and Barbie carts and battery operated things," Davis said. "We tell them, 'We'll see what Santa can do. We don't promise anything. - "They had a ~ood Christmas last year," she contmucd. "And they'll have a good Christmas this year, too. As long as they just keep a smile on their face -everything will be OK." RRE: Community helps to make Chrlsbnas merry for stricken lamlly Quality Service You Can Depend On BENZ & BEAMER Spt:<i(lli111H1 111 f/11·1, .. cJ•.·s Benz & BMW Cm'., 375 BRISTOL #IS • COSTA MESA • 668-0182 MON-Fii 1-6 It IAT. ly Appointment ~ EB ~ From A1 the community, including a fund set up in their behalf by the Downtown Merchants Association, which Annie and Charles Morgan -owners of Sir Rogers Deli at 17th Street and Newport Boule- vard -joined four months ago. The couple has moved into a next-door neighbor's backyard camper with their 3-year-old son, while their two older chiJdren stay with nearby relatives. "That kind of response really blew me away," said Annie Mor- gan, unaccustomed to being on the receiving end of such help. "How do you express you gratitude for them?" While the fire took most of the spirit out of their holiday plans, the Morgans will be spending Christmas Eve together with family and will cook a big dinner on Christmas Day for their host neighbors, Joe and Janice Gleason. "That's just a drop in the bucket to express our gratitude to them," Annie Morgan said. "This is a great neighborhood," Charles Morgan said. Meanwhile, the Morgans' plight is still foremost in the minds of their fellow downtown merchants. "They've been a self-sufficient family and worltcd all along, even struggJing through the freeway construction, the recession and the war," said Fred Janssen, owner of Newpon Party Center and mem- ber of the Downtown Merchant's Association. "And then this hap- pens. It just isn't fair." In addition to monetary dona- tions, the association is also ~k ing an available east side rental home for the family and the free advice of a lawyer, who m~ be able to help them figure oUt if they qualify for any compe~n from the insurance on their i- ness and that of their tan rd1 Janasen said. <' The merchants association has ---------------------------t---------------------------.,._-------------, set up an account for the family, which is located at Wells Fargo " GRAND OPENING CEIEBRATION VISIT OUR DAZZLING NEW STORE AND REGISTER TO WIN A $200 SHOPPING SPREE. Impostors Copy J~wels look IO much like the designer originals, it's han1 to cell them apan. We have ttmarbblc copies of designs by Cartier, 8ulpri1 Tiffany & C.0.1 end Van Clcef &. Alpels; to name a few. All at a fracuoo Of what the originals CM. And all becked with a lifetime panncce. MOit pieces S)5·$9S. IMPOSTORS. 321 \1 Minne Nie. 8e1boe lll1nd, CA 714 -123-5835 ·~ r~~·~1 · '' .Z,~ (i \( I~~·.~ ~ .._: -·~(0. . . . . .,,, ... ..r'::." •. -' • --.-~-"!" l\' ·. .. -; -·· ,.. .·I "_,-· I _,. ' ·.,. . . . '/;·,. ,· 1:<·~a .. , , \ .. : '-, .~ ...... ~, .. , II , I ~-#""' l'" •;>#' ~ ._. ,, -. l·. • . _, ~... '" . '. l - , ,, ~ ' ' .• . ' ..... ,. .< --! ~ \ I• .\ . '-I• • ·;~ ~';b~ ,;.'"~,,"',..·~-... _,_ ,•;; I,. ' -' f~. I f ... ,. ... ' ... " ,,... ' . ---'I.. , . • ' T ~· ......... __ ~ -·.. . -. . . ( ::_--• -.. ~ .. 41 . - .; -' . .. .... -,, " -~ --• ~II' 4a :·4·1 ., ,,... ,t ~ . Hoag Hospital Cllemical Dependency Center wishCS Y<?lJ a safe and sober holiday. If we can help, call us at (714)760--5656 RUfFELL'S UPHOUTEIY llC. ... 11111[_ .... """ .... im-a-..cenlllM-141-UM Bank at 301 E. 17th St .. in a.ta Mesa. Checb can be made ,.,. ablo to tho Morgan Family Ptnd:" Other donations can be dropi;ed off at the Newport Party Ce.ntor 1t J 800 Newport Boulevard. TUMday, December 24, 1991 b Society Editor Vida Oean ... 642~321 T ti ~ .. 1 Clll'lllmas party becomes a real foreign anair L 1u1hter and grectlnp e>f Merry Christmas and happy holidays echoed Friday evenin& throughout the Newport Beach home oC Pat and Carl Neisser. The greetinp could have been in any langunge and someone in the 140-pcrson group would have understood -20 foreign visitors urivcd by bus to .:oin the regulars who attend Nelssers' \raditional !loliday open ~~-•mmi.._,.housc. 'IMI ... "The foreign guests arc here -----for 10 days oiSoclety through the ' Orange County " . lee P3yne/Ptlot At left, Minesh Acharya talks with Annemaria Ballin. Above, from left, Pat Neisser, Mohammed Aded, Bill Adams and Carl Neisser. anniversary bash. More than 120 guests were there (some made both the Niesser and Slemons parties) to help the couple celebrate and to finish off the top of their big wedding cake Crom exactly one year before. Tajah, tanned by a Hawaiian sun, was welcoming guests in a short, shoulder baring raspberry-oolored dress and ~ilver shoes. "1 love Hawaii and may take up growing coconuts," she joked, but said seriously, "We are still married after a very hard year. We have our love." Jim was talking about starting a car dealership and a very nice German restaurant with an oom·pah band in Dig Dear. Guests included Jan and Ted Jones (he and father Fletcher Jones acquired former Jim International Visitors and Protocol F~dation. They arc in graduate schools throu~hout the United States, and this trip gives them the opportunity to learn abowt business in this area," said Pat. "\'k thought it would be nice to have them at the party." Tanzania. Liberia, India, Senegal and Pakistan. Barbara and Tom Peckenbaugh, Barbara Slemons Imports), Donna and John Crean and Jim Glabman, Lucille Kuehn, Todd (he was festively decked out in red and Bill Adams, who taught swimming when he was in Morocco with the Peace Corps, was catching up on events in \hat country from Adad Mohammed, who 1s now studying at New Hampshire College. Sharing holiday plans in the brightly and Ann Nicholson, Mary and Wes green), Liada Essig, Barbara Venezia and decorated home were Barbara and Ben Jones, Diane and Wern er Escher, Peg k k h · · d Harris, Emma Jane and Tom Riley, d Stan T azcy , t e Hamses, W1e ers, Re ay, Alan and Helen Cameron, Kay w h s d d c Id B od. Annette Hu rwitz, Marilyn and Tom as ers, an ra an era r 1e, and John Brown and Shirley and Herb Ad · d c B Ell ~nem01ria Ballin of Newport, who has livC.:4 on four continents, was having a nice chtifwith Indian Minesh Achara of Others finding an abundance of taste treats all over the home and being circulated by Butler's Pantry were Crom Yemen, Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Egypt, Nielsen, Susie and Jack Peltason, Ginny Licker. nenne an eorge rennan, en and Kay Smallwood, Joan and Don Beall, Appel and Ned Olivier, Nora and Charley Dawn and Bob Washer, fritzi Williams, Same day, same time across town in Hesler {talking about making a move Harriett :md Irv Wieder, Robert Harbor Ridge, Tajah and Jim Slemons 1rom Cameo Shores to a Belcourt condo) Basmajian, Nora and Hal Lehmao, were throwing a little first wedding and Richard Moriarty. ere's one little old woman who }von't stand for getting squeezed AT CRUNCH TIME, AGE TAKES ITS TOLL -Sabrina Pratt Torres wishes to report a malling, involving a senior citizen, witnessed in the ~rking lot of a local shopping jungle. ' ; ' • rr1 Local Scene Seems an elderly woman in a white Cadillac had been circling and circling and circling, waiting for a space to open. And then she saw someone pulling out, and beg111n maneuvering into position for the final approach. So there she was, poised for easy entry, when a battered pickup slithered into her space. The cowboy-hatted you ng driver thought it was funny, and yelled, "That's what happens when you're old and slow." Whereupon the little old lady, fuming, slammed her Caddy into the offending vehicle's rear end. And what she hollered, at crunch time, was, "This is what you can do when you're old and rich." 0 JUST WHAT SHE'S ALWAYS WANTED - Madcap musician Ray Mahony wants the mailing address of free-spirited Kathryn G. Thompson, who grossed the GOP establishment by entertaining a Democratic (gasp!) candidate for president. He wants to send her his latest invention: the George Bush Teeter-Totter, which goes up and down and sideways. As a Christmas bonus, he's also giving his arrangement of the White House Chorale, singing "Trust Me, Happy Days Are Here Again." I.In! 0 ;~n 'TIS THE SEASON TO MAKE NICE -. Ii ~racious, was it really 11 months ago that 1 was 'lOfiiting about the Harbor aub upheavnl? •12 member that snooty waterfront hnven on Const bi ighway, where members would order nn expensive meal -and the waiters would have to send out for it? Gelmua Bome Way Weddtng Cak~ 'Th~ Old- Fashion Way" 2950 Grace Ln. C.M. Call for Info. 540.0211 Well, The Pilot's front-page shellings shattered the club's glitzy shell, resulting in all sorts of scratching and clawing. The nastiest aftermath was when Richard S. Stevens, fired as president and managing director, came storming into the newspaper office with malice aforethought. He and tough·minded wife Joan were going to beard me in the publisher's den -unaware, apparently, that 1 already had a beard. Well, we stuck by our story (which was right on target), and things have since mellowed somewhat. On Friday night, at a Christmas party in the Harbor Ridge aerie of ToJah and Jim Slemons, the Stevenscs surfaced, and they couldn't have been friendlier. When they extended their hands, I immediately adopted a defensive posture, but there was nary a claw in sight. Jn keeping with the holiday spirit, it was a time for healing and making nice. Did we share a hearty laugh while recalling the traumatic sinking of the Harbor Oub? Well, friends, even in this season of peace and good will, let's not get carried away. 0 SO TELL US AWREDDY, WHAT WAS TAJAH WEARING? -When it comes to dazzlingly provocative attire, hostess Tajah Slemons could make Cher look downright frumpy. On this festive night, she was adorned in a red dre!;S cut way, way down to here. What about details or this one-of-a-kind costume? Don't ask me, folks. Everytime I tried to peek, my bifocals steamed. 0 SPEAKING OF EXOTIC CREATURES -Yes, that's actress-sodalite Terry Moore adorning the Newport Beach holiday scene these merry nights, and she's still an enchanting vision. At Pllor Wayne's sociable, Terry was telling of her 1956 marriage to wealthy developer Eugene McGntb, and how the wedding party included two best men -a couple or actors named John Wayne and Gary Cooper. They enjoyed their supporting roles so much they went along on the honeymoon. .--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~- I f A10 TuNday, Dec1mber 24, 1991 '91 lmller YllP IBP Roger Sh;ink (lefi) and Will Dalley in "The Diviners," the number one community theater production on the Orange Coast in 1991. Editor's Note -This is the fourth In • seriC$ ol 1ix co/umn6 revicw- in1 the year in tbe11ter along the Orange Coast. D espitc the preponderance or prorcssional theater in Orange County, some of the most enjoYable productions o( any gJVCn year inevitably turn out to be of the communaty and collegiate variety. Inspired, perhaps, by the likes of South Coast Repertory and the Grove Shakespeare Fesllval, community and college directors and actors take their craft seriously. And 1991 reflected this commitment in a banner year of amateur productions and performances. Once again, this column applauds the non-professional Qlayhouses along the Orange Coast -and apin cxcmpca tho Irvi ne Com- munity Theater from conside,... ation due to this columnist's ongo- ing involve ment with that group. Her e are the Pilot's choices (or the top 10 com- munity and top ~ ·-.. ~ five college pro- ductiOl\S fo r 1991, ----- first from t he community the- aters: Theater Critic 1. "The Divin· -----crs," Laguna Playhouse, directed by Pe ter Grego. 2. "Cyrano -the Musical," Newport Theater Arts Center, directed by Kent Johnson. 1 •A Welk la tM Woods," i..aa Playhou.IC; directed by Ja.a)ICOIUi._. ... "Uttll IMp., u.non." Hun_tiftaton BclCb Playhouse, dilected by Grepy Cohen. S. -.0," Backstage Theater, Costa Mesa. directed by AJ Valletta. , 6. .. Born Ytattrday," Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, directed by Marthella Randall. 1. "The House or Blot uave1," Westminster Community Theater, directed by Michael Ross. a. "Come Back to tbe S and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean," Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, directed by Darlene Hunter-Chaffee. 9. ''The Belle or Amherst," Backstage Theater, Costa Mesa, directed by Peter Tayl~r. • 10. "Once Upon a Maltreu," Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse, directed by Cindy Mit9'cll. And, from the loc4J colic~ drama departments: 1. "Broadway Our Way ID" Golden West College. directed David Anthony. 2. "West Side Story," UCI. directed by Eli Simon !nd Donald McKayle. 3. "The Real Thing," UCI, directed by Keith Fowler. 4. "Gypsy," Golden West College, directed by John Ferza~. S. ''The Failure to ZJpaa,0 Orange Coast College, directed by Alex Golson. The next, penultimate, installment of our yearend roundup presents the outstanding actors and actresses or college a community theater. I I X's country cousin The Knitters perform Saturday By M~tt Coker recent telephone interview. "for (Doe has also remarried and has one to date is 1985's "Poor Li ttle urban-angst driven X, which Enteminment Editor • • fun. For a few shuckles." a couple young'ins or his own). Critter on the Road") nor is it blazed onto the Los Angeles J ohn Do~ stars in the movie The reason certai nly couldn·t l(nitter guitarist Dave Alvin, part of a tour. Dut it might punk scene a dozen years ago. "Roadside Prophet," . have bee n boredom. Besides who was the driving force behind provide some stress relief. Doc has found the flu ny or side scheduled to come ou! tn Doc's fil m career (he was the The Blasters with brother Phil "There's a Sun Records quality projects helps X in the studio. M~rch, ~~d has been an. brother-in-law to Dennis Quaid's (and who sat in fo r a spell with X to 'Poor Little Critter on the "Under the best circumstances, the stud.10 w~1ting and r~cording Jerry Lee Lewis in "Great Balls after the departure or Billy Zoom Road,' " Doe said. "We all'sat the energy spills over, cross songs with his band X since of Fire"), he tours and records as and before the arrival or Tony down in one room and played pollinates ... You learn different August. He also hopes. to cut a a solo act. His former wife and X Gilkyson), has been touring with and sang together. There was no techniques of singing and how to new solo album sometime next co-founder Exene Cervenka, who his own band recently. And pressure. We weren't working write songs with each project. It year. provides hillbillyesque vocals for X-Knitter drummer DJ. toward a hit song, whatever. We all depends on ... whether you With such a hectic schedule, The Knitters, writes and recites Bonebrake and Knitter upright never imagined we'd get back to keep your eyes open or not." why perform with X's country poetry, acts occassionally and has bass player John Ray Bartel pop playing live." You can open your eyes to The cousin The Knitters locally this also performed and recorded up from time to time with various The predominently acoustic Knitters at 9 p.m. Saturday at the weekend? solo. She is also a mother and LA. bands. Knitters, born during the height Coach House, 33157 Camino "Oh, we had the lime," he wife who splits her time between The Knitters show is not of the mid·'80s roots music craze, Capistrano, San J uan Capistrnno. said nonchalantly during a homes in Idaho and California. promoting a new album (the only attracts the older fJns of Tickets are $17.50. Call 496-8930. 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Coatt Plaza U9.S The Pilot recaps the year's p estcliff arts and entertainment stores ewelers (714) 650-'4595 along the Orange Coast. I 2043 Westcliff Dr., N.B. The section's contributing col- Opm 7 Days to I p.m. (Nein to Coco'•) umnists also take a look at 1991. • • • 0 1he Halls, ¥ld even the decks are decked wt th twinkling lights, sifver belts and bright~ balls. People are b.Jsy hanging wreaths and Mistletoe, waiting for their next unwitting victim. • e This year has been a particularfy exciting one for us • • , . at the Pilot. As the Media Sponsor of Toys For Tots, and l Christmas cantree. we watched our readers take action, and ensure a happy holiday season tor everyone In our community -ti; donatiQg food and toys for the needy. • \lVedid It~« lnlhe midstofa nationwk:2e recession, and our tremendous success Is a~ reason to celebratel Here~ anod'ler: Starting Jaruary 61h. the DAILY PILOT Is back with local news and events c<:Nerage six days a week. We're proud to be a ~rt of this actNe commun11¥. We thank each Qf you for~r t>UmesS. • • • i'-• On this Chrtslrnas Eve, 1 991, the true splrtt or the season shines. in the decorations around us. and in our hearts as Vttell . \lVe hope -px holiday iS fllled with the warmth of good friends. the laqlter Qfchlldren. and the comfortof hOme. • • e .. • Tuesday, December 24, 1991 At1 Editor William LolM;tell ••• 642-4321, ext. 351 lnllllll'lngllllW8P dlta a· lllnple ........ • To tbc Editor of the New York Sun: Dur Editor: I am eiaht ycan old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Oaus. Papa says, "If you sec it in the Sun. it's so." Please tcU me the truth, is there a Santa Claus? , VIRGINIA O'HANLON ''V!' rginia, your little friends are wrong. They have been affected by the skepticism of a skeptical age. . They .do not believ~ ex~pt what they see. They th1~ t~at n<?thtng can be which is not oomprehensible by their~ '"?mds. ~ minds, Yirgjnia, w.hether they be men's 1111 or ch1ld~en s, arc little. Jn this great universe of ours man is i; a mere insect, an ant, in .his intellect, as ooritpared with the boundless world .about ham, as measured by the intelligence caf.able of. gr~mg the ~hole of truth and knowledge. Y~s, Vtrgmia, there is a Santa Claus. He exists as · 1..-certainly as love and generosity and devotion exist and you 1 know that they abound and give to your life its hiShest beauty and joy. Alas! How dreary would be the world if there were."<? ~anta Oaus? It would be as dreary is if there were no VtrgJruas. There would be no childlike faith then no poetry, no romance to make tolerable this existence. We ' should have no enjoyment except in sense and sight. The ete!'"al .liaht with which childhood fills the world would be exttngu1sfied. ''Not '?elie~e in. Santa Oaus? You might as well not believe m fnends! You might get your papa to hire men to watch all the chimneys on Christmas Eve to catch Santa Oaus, but even if they did not sec Santa aaus ooming down, what would that prove? Nobody sees Santa aaus but that is no sign that there is no Santa Oaus. ' "The most real things in the world are those that neither children J\or men can see. Did you ever see fairies dancing on the lawn? Of oourse not, but that's no proof they are not there. Nobody can conceive or imagine all the wonders that are unseen and unseeable in the world. "You tear apart the baby's rattle to see what makes the noi.se inside, but there is a veil covering the unseen world which not the strongest man, not even the united strength of all the strongest men that ever lived. could push aside that · curtain and view and picture the supernatural beauty and ~glory beyond. Is it all real? Ah, Virginia, in all this world there is nothing else real and abiding. "No Santa Oaus? Thank God, he lives and he lives forever. A thousand years from now, Virginia, nay 10 times 10 thousand years from now, he will continue to make glad the heart of childhood." FRANCIS CHURCH Sept. 21, 1897 Letters ................. C onpatulations oa running the Dec. 17 column on libcrqrian polhk::t, outlining the Libertarian l'arty't plan to abolilb the IRS and cut federal spending by more than one-third. Although the column's author was an opponent in my fint election four years ago, I appreciate his calling me "a nice BUY-'.' He's a nice guy, too. Unfortunately, his brief mention of me in the column descnl>es an event that never occurred. Allegedly, in 1989, when "most of the Congress people were in their airplanes heading home," the . House adopted a budget in secret and I failed to object. This is hogwash. Had such a thing occurred, I most certainly would have objected. In fact, however, our 1989 budget was adopted on a roll call vote. I voted no. The coh1mn also described me as a "champion taxer." ln truth, I have never voted for a tax increase. Indeed, I was one of only a handful to vote against the recent transportation bill, because it extends a previous tax increase. What's more, I have sponsored scores of bills to cut taxes for both individuals and businesses. Libertarians have much to offer our current political debate, which is why I am an avid reader of libertarian literature. But if the Libertarian Party is to gain a more substantial following among average voters, it's important for its spokespeople to cultivate~· reputation for honest reporting or the facts. CHRISTOPHER COX Member of Congress con11c11111 ........ , T his letter is regarding the Wetlands Legislation. Congressman Christopher Cox is a co-sponsor of HR BilJ 1330. This legislation can result in elimination of 40 percent of land presently designated as wetlands. Congressman Cox, in a letter to me, has stated, "California alone has lost almost 90 percent of its wetlands since the 1800's" -a condition that he states he deplores. It would seem that his positions arc contradictory. l have called his office three times in the past month to try to get clarification about this seeming contradiction and have had no response. Since this legislation, if enacted, could affect our upper Newport Bay and other wetlands, concerned citizens should write President Bush, Congressman Cox, and Vice-President Quayle to protest enactment of this legislation. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is accepting public comment during the month of December. The loss of our wetlands is the destruction of our heritage. DIANA WALKER Newport Beach A taxq lllUI D car Mr. President: Cut government waste by 50 billion dollars and help the The -right to trial by jury ,J Roots of the Sixth Amendment trace back to the thirteenth century S ometime during the 13th century in merry old England, there developed a theory that an accused person could not be tried by a jury except with his own consent. To put a stop to what seemed such nonsense, an accused person who refused to be tried by a jury was f laoed on the Ooor of his eel and weights were piled upon him until he died or accepted a jury trial. By the close of the century, jury trials became quite oommonplace. An even more significant factor influencing the development of trial by jury, . however, was an action ConservatJve taken by a general council Polltics of the Catholic Church in 1215 forbidding priests to -----•rarticipate in ordeals. The ordeal was one 0 two methods employed by English courts to settle questions of guilt or innocence. No evidence was presented in court. Rather, the defendant was required to earl)' a piece of red-hot iron in his hand and walk a specified number of paces. His hand was then wrapped for three days. If, at the end of that time, his hand was not discolored, be wu declared innocent. The usumption wu that God would intervene with a miracle to assure justice. The ordeal of oold water wu a variation on the aamc theme -the def end ant was tied Anniversary 1791*1991 up and thrown in the river. If he floated, he was guilty. If he sank, he was innocent. Either way, justice was achieved. T he foundation of the jury system for adjudicating serious offenses had been laid by Henry II half a century earlier. At that time, juries did not hear evidence and decide cases based on facts presented to them. Instead, they were called upon to testify about facts already known to them. Under oath they would present the names of persons suspected by the community of committing murder, robbery or other crimes. Those accused were sent dlrectJy to trial by ordeal. TriaJ by juiy tnvoMng presentation of evidence and facts wu employed by Henry primarily to decide disputes over the ownership and possession of land. But the obvious advantages of such trials over trial by ordeal, combined with the Church's 1215 edict, insured the gradual extension of jury trials to criminal cases. The right to a trial by a jury of one's peers has become an enduring feature of English justice and was enshrined in our own Bill of Rights in 1791 as the Sixth Amendment to the Constitution. But the Amendment also provides that such trials shall be both speedy and public and held in the state and district where the crime was committed. I n addition, the accused must be informed of the nature of the accusation, be confronted with the witnesses against him, and have the assistance of counsel for his defense. As important as arc the benefits of the jury system to individual defendants in criminal cases, its value to representative government itself cannot be overstated. Participation in those early juries prepared the common man for participation in public affairs in general, schooling them in the art and business of government. Jurors learned about government, administration, and justice. They represented their neighbors and expressed the will and sentiments of their communities. Through them, the liberties or the people were protected against arbitrary authority. Dr. Jo Ello AlJea, • ra#hat ol Coron• de/ M.,., 1.6 I.be praldellt ol I.be E-.Je Forum of C.lltwal& economy without a capital gains tax cut. Most Americans would agree that fairness dictates that all Americans of equal income pay equal taxes. The logical application of this fairness test would lead to the elimination of all exemptions and deductions. To remain revenue neutral, a change of this type would require that we reduce the bottom tax rate from 15 to 10 percent and the top rate from 28 to 20 percent. The new top (20 percent) bracket for both single and married taxpayers would start at nearly twice the level of the current 28 percent bracket. Raising the top bracket to this level would put most taxpayers in the lower bracket. If taxes were withheld on all income such as interest, dividends and capital gains the vast majority of taxpayers would no longer need to file annual tax returns. Businesses, however, would need to report income of senior executives and others in the top bracket. By slashing the number of Americans required to file tax Editor's note: The following are samples of Pilot readers' comments and criticisms. The Pilot runs these on a regular basis. However, only callers who leave their names (spelled out), cities and phone numbers (for verification) will be published. Get involved by calling the Readers' Hotline at 642-(,()86. DlllY Plot's 1'1111'11 II -lllWltaN .... I I just wanted to tell you I am so happy to hear that you are going back to six days a week. Now 1 can drop the Register. Not that I have anything against the Register, it's just that the paper is way too big and I don't need that. I just love your paper and I am really glad that you arc going back. KATHY PEARLMAN Newport Beach • I want to congratulate you on going back to a daily newspaper. I think you've done a great job, keep up the news on local events an Costa Mesa and Newport Beach. I very much like your continuing stories from page 1 to the back pqe. Eastern Europe receives the gift of liberty this Christmas that the USA's State Department and President Bush in particular are delayina recopition o( these new free 1tate1 for obvious prqsnatic aeo-politlcal reasons. I have a quesdon that needs study and answerina. What h .. happened to principlo? PrUK:i~ aeem to be out or quo. old Cuhlofted. not practical TM fuhlon IMll\I IO be to ma\o a 1bo# o( attendll_it driildl then ~In fl¥0r Ol WpM.-. ud , ID crow lbfNt '"New World Order/' ·~ ,.. .. fA IJlflt." ad naUMUm. NoM Ciif11111e dllc:llbo pe~I recatft)llall of •• • ... ,,.. todedel. ,...... _to bl• oowm ~that ......... -irol .......... to •••tar the ......._.:ii 811111n • MlnnC30ta CClOnomist Watter Heller and crew to Install wage and price controls to "help them out." The West Germans knew better and threw them and their controls out at the tint opponu.nlty. It w .. freedom that allowed the miracle of post·WWll Europe, not controls. and it was investment, not aid. Tho sweet .mdl al liberty is in tbe air ·for this hoH~ay teUOG. US troopt, u of thil writin&, arc not In hann'• way anywbere In the World for a ch•n&e· The woricra 'ndMduall teem to be lRelns thi:fnieNa in apjte ol pemment tide of uppon or protection for tbe concept or . ol the iDdMd\aaJ. ~~ .......... the world docs -.... old •.-.;a Doctaer'• CUCy !e••tlwdtol mrnt~deleat flam ....... ,.,..., ... ~ ........................ ~ .... ... _..,CJINillltOr • • returns we could greatly reduce the cost of tax collection, which is now estimated to waste up to SO billion doll an each year. ROLAND BOUCHER Costa Mesa Cll'I fDr 1111111 care D car Editor: In his Dec. 19 column, Mr. HuW1 Hewitt's cure for nonexistent illness shows his true colors as a tax and spend Democrat! He parrots the term "health care crisis" as if it were real not a creation of the media. Eight}. percent or Americans have health insurance. It gi-..cs them access to the best heaJth care system on the planet. The glass is four-fifths full. Twenty percent of Americans lack health insurance because they lack money. Or they choose to gamble by spending their money on things other than insurance hoping someone will take care 'of them if they get sick. The so-called crisis is one of poverty, created by excess government. The income of every working American until May 7 of each year is stolen by government in taxes. Mr. Hewitt, in bis mean-tested insurance scam, is proposing nothing less than more taxation of worlcing Americans to provide yet another socialized program for the indigent. Americans have consistently voted against increased taxes as a means of income redistribution. This communist policy has been shown to be a total failure in Eastern Europe. It will not work here either. The best way up from poverty is a good job. Massive reduction of income tax creates jobs. The better the job, the fancier insurance one can buy. Get cracking on tax reduction, Mr. Hewitt, don't go creating hidden new ones. CHERYL LYON Corona dcl Mar Thank you very much, congratulations. BUD BOSWELL Newport Beach • W e just returned to town and read the article that you are going to return to six-days-a-week publication beginning in January. Thank you so very much. You have no idea how much we miss the Daily Pilot. However, the only thing I want to make sure of is please publish the comics. You guys had the best comics and I certainly hope you return to the original ones. Thanks so much. MAXINE POMMIER Newport Beach I am very happy to hear that The Pilot is returning on Jan. 6 to a six-day schedule. I really want you back as a paid subscriber. I also want you to have someone call me after Jan. 6 so I can pick ur on my advertising because you re a better deal six days a week than you were at three. Hey thanks, I'm really glad you're back. 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Otfenalve Pla~r of Year ~ ,_RB-Brandon Finney, Newport Harbor 6-0 200 Sr. Otfenae OB-Matt Johner, Estancia 6-0 175 Jr. RB-Tom Hess, Corona del Mar 6-1 190 Jr. RB-Binh Tran, Costa Mesa 5-8 150 So. WR -Branon Coluccio, Newport Harbor 6-3 195 Sr. WR -Jason Clark, Corona del Mar 5-11 165 Sr. OT -Hormaz Jangl, Corona del Mar 6-4 250 Sr. OG-Marc Barton, Newport Harbor 6-1 225 Sr. C -Jesse Nuno. Estancia 5-10 215 Sr. OG-Pat Cahill, Newport Harbor 6-2 230 Sr. \. OT -Bryan Luxembourger, Costa Mesa 6-0 195 So. TE-Jason Lawson, Newport Harbor 6-4 195 Jr. WC-Rich Hoffman. Costa Mesa 6-0 220 Jr. K-Mike Smith, Estancia 5-10 170 Sr. TUlllllY December 24. 1991 The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Pilot Sports Editor Ropr Carlson ••• .64~-4330 ext.387 THE ~ Phil Richardson-boatin(ll'83 Lloyd Tice-surfinWS3 Ctassified/86 Presenting the Pilot's blue chips from the Newport-Mesa District -1991 By Richard OUM Spcwts Wrllr U naware of what the fu- ture holds in terms of football, Brandon Finney and Ricardo Aguilar can relish upon being the best in their field for 1991. Finney, Newport Harbor High's power-running tailback, never got around to taking the SAT; Aguilar, Estancia's com- mander of arguably the best defense in the Pacific Coast League, is prepared to become one of the few and proud. Of Aguilar's four intercep- tions this season, three were returned for touchdowns. The next end zone he reaches, however, will be with the U.S. Marine Corps., which re- cruited this 5-foot-10, 190- pound senior inside linebacker before anybody else. Much to the dismay of local community colleges, Aguilar, Estancia's team MVP and the L" PaytM!/Pllol Pllol's Defensive Player of the Defensive MVP Richard Aguilar of Estancia. Year, won't be available. Aguilar, a three-year starter who earned second team All-Pacific Coast League last season, was also the undivided choice for PCL Defensive Player of the Year honors this fall, generating 34 solo tackles, 44 assists, three pass breakups, a pair of fumble recoveries and 2.5 sacks for a minus·8 yards. Estancia's stalwart defense, the reason why Coach John Liebengood's Eagles fin- ished 6-3-1 in 1991, had two shutouts this year and allowed only 97 points, largely be- cause of the play of Aguilar, Pete Baniaga (linebacker), Richard Buday (defensive back) and linemen Alberto Rojas (6-0, 215) and Carlo~ Cornejo (5-11, 230), all of whom merited a spot on the Pilot's 1991 AJl·Ncwport/Mcsa District team. In total, 28 players were chosen to the elite team -11 on each side of the ball, plus a kicker, punter, two Players of the Year and two wild card selections. Newport H arbor Coach Jeff Brinkley, who guided the Sailors (7-5) to the CIF Di- vision VI quarterfinals for the third year in a row, was named Coach of the Year. Finney, the Pilot's Offensive Player of the Year after gaining 1,19.i yards and col- lecting 11 touchdowns on 254 carries (4.7 average), can go either way next autumn: Orange Coast or Golden West. See BIG TEAM/13 Defensive Player of Year OLB-Ricardo Aguilar, Estancia 5-10 190 Sr. Defense DE-Ryan Park, Costa Mesa 5-11 220 Sr. OT -Beau Ralphs, Newport Harbor 6·2 230 Jr. OT -Alberto Rojas. Estancia 6-0 220 Sr. DE -Carlos Cornejo, Estancia 5-11 235 Jr. OLB-J.R. Walz, Corona del Mar 5.9 165 So. ILB-Darin Mangnall, Newport Harbor 6-0 185 Sr. ILB-Mike Cota, Costa Mesa 5-9 185 Sr. OLB-Pete Baniaga, Estancia 5-9 205 Sr. DB-Wade Tift. Newport Harbor 6-1 170 So. DB-Matt Jaglowski. Costa Mesa 5-9 160 Sr. DB-Richard Buday, Estancia 5-11 185 Sr. WC-Tony Mancuso, Newport Harbor 5-10 205 Sr. WC-Todd Kehrli, Corona del Mar 6-4 220 Sr. and-how! .. \ MATT JOHNER He finished third (i on the school's single-season rushing list with 1, 194 yards (254 canies and 11 touchdowns). Also the offensive Player of the Year in the Sea View. Newport, rb, 6-0, 200. Sr. An excellent fj scrambling , quarterback with a sharp throwing touch, he guided Estancia's Eagles to three victories with successful last-minute scoring drives. Estancia, qb, 6-0, 175, Jr. BINH TRAN Featured tailback ~ Jobnny Ospina 1 tore a hamstring on Oct. 11 and never returned. Tran filled in nicely, gaining 399 yards on 50 carries (8.0 average). TOM HESS The most A versatile player ~t Mt._ on the team. Hess scored 63 of his team's 101 points, rushed for 342 yards, caught 26 passes for 255 more and kicked five FGs. CdM, rb, 6-1, 190. Jr. Costa Mesa, rb. 5·8. 150. So. BRANON COLUCCIO He caught 46 (i passes for 517 . yards (11 .2 (. average) with three touchdowns. A deep threat on a running team. he earned second team All-Sea View League. Newport, wr, 6-3. 195, Sr. JASON ClARK A first team t All-Sea View .J,' "· League ~ selection, Clark set a school single-season record with 41 pass receptions (463 yards), averaging 11.3 yards each. CdM, wr, 5-11 , 165, Sr . - PAT CH.l. He was (I instrumental on · the Sailors' unrelenting offensive line, creating holes for tailback Brandon Finney and playing a solid pass protection game. Newport, og, 6-2, ~30, Sr. BRYAN LUXEMBOIRIR A standout on m both sides of the 1 ball, Luxem- bourger was a secon~team All-Pacific Coast League ottensive lineman. He also punted and played inside linebacker. Cost• MeH, ot, 6·0, 195, So JASONLAWllll An excellent @ blocker and second team • • All-Sea View League choice, Lawson caught 19 passes for 116 yards (6.1 average) and three touchdowns. Newport, te, 6-4, 195, Jr. RICH HOffMAN . A first team m All-Pacific Coast League center, 1 Hoff man merited a wild card spot on the Piiot'• offensive team. He was all-league second team last year. Cost• M ... , we. 6-0, 220, Jr. A two-time first fiJ team All-Paclflc Coast League choice, Par1< had eight sacks, led Mesa In tackles and was considered the team's best defensive lineman. Coeta MeN, de, 5-10, 220, Although he fl missed one , game, Rojas finished with 65 Newportt dt. 6-2, 230, Jr. tackles (27 solo), including nine behind the line, 2.5 sacks, one fumble recovery and one pass breakup. l!atencla, dt, 6·0, 220, Sr. CARLOS CtJINJO A second team ii All-Pacific Coast League pick, Cornejo finished with over 60 tackles and was a feared lineman throughout the campaign on a strong defensive unit. J.R. WAll More than any £ other CdM ~ player, Walz recorded 1,250 ~olnts during the season. e had a team high 112 tackles, three blocked kicks and several big hits. CclM, olb, 5·9, 165, So. . MATI JlllOWlll A two-way m standout for the Mustangs and a first team All-Pacific Coast League cornerback, he had three interceptions and covered the oppositions best. A second team -All-Sea Vtew · League comerback, Tift led the team with four Interceptions and was ohe of major reasons for New- port's defensive reputation. Newport, db, 6-1, 170, So. .. Cost• M ... , db, 5·9, 160, Sr RICHARD BIRIAY Playing hurt in fl several games, Buday finished with 20 solo tackles, 17 assists, three pass breakups and one fumble recovery while never missing a game. !at.ncl•, db, 5-11, 185, Sr. T1llY ,.... A first team e All-Sea View League defensive lineman, Mancuso also gained •38 yants on 85 can1es (5.2 1Yerag:). A a lcly blocker at Ml ck. Tua.day. Otcember 24, 1991 " -- -------.. --------------------- ------------·-------------·-- --... -----"'='-- • 81118'1 In llllllllcatlon I • search of the perfect Calfomia course? Yearning to cnuncc your ~f swing? The publicntion you've been wa1tlng for has ar· rived. wai •n to tho public. According to tournament co-director Pat Moore, 261 golfers pnrticipated in this year'• festival. 0 Labeled California'• premier golf guide, Fog· horn Press has just released its third edition of California Golf. a bestselling paperback featuring in-depth descriptions of more than 100 courses throughout the state. Elsewhere around the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Oub, Warren Schnibie has been named president of the men's club for 1992. Golfers will find the facility chart& indispensable and enjoy the scripts of new golf writer Ray March, former Director of Sports and Publicity at Pebblt Beach. Along the fairways, Kyoko Tanaka of Costa Mesa shot a bole-in-one on Sept. 9 on No. 8 (89 yards). With the list of the Top 20 and Toughest 20 courses, golfers cah match their picks with the ex- perts. Find out the play and reservation policies, reciprocal status and who to cont.act. Find out the diCCicult holes, doglegs and traps. In addition, Newport Beach's Ed Rolfe -play- ing with Bob Murphy and Don Johnson -aced hole No. 11 (157 yards) on Dec. 5 at 9:27 a.m. while playing on the Los Lagos coursc.O _ Shirley Brantley and Georgie Newlec each shOt a 62 in the Flight A round last Tuesday in the la- dies club toumament at the Mesn Verde Country Oub. Plight B winners were Tomi Pearce and Joanne Larson, each with 64, while Georgia Fanner and Betty Jackson won Flight C with a 65. The growing number of women golfers will ap- preciate the complete information on women's 0 yardage and ratings. To order a copy or receive a free catolog, call (800) 842-74n. CD/if ornia Golf is available wherever books arc sol<t. 0 Apologies: Yes, blew it in this space last week, previewing tile Toys For Fairview charity golf tournament after the fact. The edited version never made it. At Newport Beach's Big Canyon Counll)' Club, Yorba Linda Country Oub pro Tom Sargent, along with Big Canyon members Ken Petersen, Pat Sheehy, Joel Manchester and Dave Kuhn, won the low net championship of the annual Holiday Turkey Shoot last month with a 194. Each team included a foursome, plus one pro- fessional. There were, however, some big winners, especially the pa- tients of the Fairview Develop- mental Center of Costa Mesn. Club golf Members Rick Cole, Mark Foster, Charles Mcintyre and Richard Harano, along with Santa Ana Country Club pro Mike Reehl, fi~ished.sec ond while members Ron Bradshaw, Kirk Elliott, Les Dain and Joe Danely, playing with Dig Canyon pro Bob Lovejoy, were third. An estimated $14,000 in cash and 'ifts were donated to the hospital in the annual Toys For Fairview tourna- ment Dec. 14-15 at the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club. In the low gross portion for pros only, Jim Pru- sia (73) was first, Rechl (73) was second and Paul Wisc (74) was third. Using o Calloway system, Phil Gibson finished as the low net champion (63) while Ken White and Sonny Vale tied for second (64). All three arc members of the Costa Mesa Golf and Country Club men's club, which staged the event in con- junction with the City of Costa Mesa. In other Big Canyon news, Newport Beach's Ted Robinson shot a hole-in-one on Dec. 2 while using a 4·iron on hole No. 3 (137 yards) as Harry Carlton and Ken Sharpe witnessed. 0 Since Steve Pappas initiated the charity tourna- ment in 1971, over $174,000 in cash and gifts have been raised for the hospit:ll. As always, the event Minnie Ruiz, a restaurant employee at the New- port Beach Golf Course, hosted her annual gift- giving benefit last Sunday for the Olive Crest Treatment Center, which shelters abused children. Club members brought unwrapped gifts before dancing the night oway. Boat parade lives up to its advance billing T he boat parade was great fun ond lived up to the Newport tradi- tion for the stellar event it is. We had a great viewing spot Saturday night off the East end of Lido Isle, rafted with a group o? Voyager Yacht Clubbers and sundry other sailors mixed in. The on-board photographer for the club, one Ed Dusigo, besides blinding people with his constant flash, was a mini-historian_ on port and starbonrd l,ights. Most of the green starboard and red port lights were obscured by Christmas lights, though. For the record, starboard Is the right side as seen from the aft of the boat ond port is tho left side. It oppears that starboard is o corruption of the term "steer-board" - the board or oar that was used to steer the boat, that was hung from the right side of the near back of the boat, before the invention of the reor hung rudder. The starboard ladder was used by the captain only, oil others used the port ladder. Also, the captain's cabin was on the starboard side. The starboard quar- terdeck wos reserved for the coptain when he came on deck to exercise. ... ..• Boating The port side of the boat was originally called the larboard. In the old days, cargo was londed (the term was lode which meant load) on the left side or the Jar-• board os the steering board on the right side could not b~ put against the dock as it would be damaged. A superstition of early sailors (d~ you know oC o~y modern day sailors that are supcrst1t1ous but arc _wall- ing to admit it?) was when the boat was loaded, 1f she heeled (listed or tipped) to port, the trip would be sue· ccssf ul, but heoven forbid, if she heeled to starboord, bad winds and storms beckoned. A trend was well in use (or steering a boot to use the term port to go left as the term larboard was oft confused with starboard. I~ 1844 the term Cor lhc left side oC the boat was officially changed to port to en'd steering confusion. Also, the lorboard side was always tied up to the port, so this made it easy to distinguish. . The old sailing hags' story (nautical term for old wives' talc) that the rc'd port light reminded thirsty sailors of the red port wine, thus getting its name, is just that - a fable. All this history was as flashy as the parade. I wonder what red and green ornaments on the tree mean? Oh well, maybe someone wlll en- lighten me in next year's parade. MARINOVICH: From 81 vcrsy between the young rookJe and veteran Jay Schroeder, who sal out Sunday's aamc because of an injury. Schroeder wu also Impressed wilh Marinovich. .. , thoupt IM pla)ed a terrific football Jame under IOttlt very dif· ficuh csrcums1ancc1," SchlOCdcr said. Out Schroeder said he expecll to bo tho starter next week when the Raldert must ao to Kansaa City and replay tba Chiefs in an AFC wild card ~o. "I said this kid , ii 1&olna to Air! prise Y9'1·" .11kl CoKl\ Shell, In I brief locker room proa coafer- enc:e. 0 Ho hu 1 ~ undcntand· ly Of 1ho aomo. Ht dkl an out· 1tanetin1 job." But Shell ref used to say whether or llOt Marlnovich would start at Arrowhead Stadium next week, and Marinovich didn't want to speculate either. 0 The last thfna 1 team wants entering the pllJOffl ts 1 conlro- versy," MarinOvidl 11id. At least one *'"'' of Sun· day's game. howewr, aetmed to believe that Marinovkh may be back next week. 111 tbou1ht Todd pla)ed well and so did Ethan Horton," said Chiefs' Coach Marty Schot· tenhelmer, rcferriQa IO tbe Raid· en' ti&ht end who caupt 10 ...-ea from Marlnovkh b 19 yanla and a eouchdown. .. Wo're aolna ., lia¥e to find a way to lluat ~ thit COaiMutlori doWa lt we 1tO Fina '° biat them ever qaln." · Women's baskettlall DCC lades in second hall, 77-60 COST A MESA -Down by just one point at halftime, the Orange Const College women's basketball team faded in the second half and dropped a 77-60 decision to Chaffey Sundoy in the Pirates' Coast Christmas Classic champion- ship ga me. OCC trailed just 31-30 at inter- mission, but Chaffey's Christine Evans made four of her five 3- pointers in the second half to help the Panthers (12-4) pull away. Evans, who was to be named the loumoment's Most Valuable Play- er, finished with 26 points on 9-of- 18 shooting. She also made half of her 10 3-point attempts. Stacey Giem led the Pirates with 13 points and had seven assists, while Nicole Champion added 11 points before fouling out. Colleen Hatch missed the game for OCC because of family obligations. OCC (11-4) advanced to Sun- day's title matchup with a 56-53 victory over El Camino in a scmifi· nal ~ame on Saturday. Lasa Orosco paced the Pirates with 12 points while Giem added 11. The Pirates overcame El Cami- no's 51-34 rebounding edge to ad- vonce to the championship game. -By TIJe Pilot Los Amigos tops Niustangs SANTA ANA -A 35-point third quarter by Los Amigos proved too much to overcome S:u- urday as the Costa Mesa High boys basketball team bowed to Los Amigos. 8S-7l. in the opening round of the Century Tournament. Costa Mesa continues play in tho Century Tournamcn on Thurs· day with a 9 a.m. date aaalnst Anaheim. For Costa Mesa (3-4), Jeff Pick· tn1 led tho Wt'f with 24 points, While Juon ~ who wu ;laped with foul .-a. and "'9entuaUy fouled out, added 17. lndudina thrft tr"'' PJL. , ommM'I~? I WI ........... LaiAlilllM ... 0..-'lt ............. El JIH ~ ll·l-i ,... ,.. . " • . ..... I .... ,.,,..:,,.:..:...:--: ' -. .. A 11111Br• of W11 A great deal of Estancia High's track and field heritage came together last Friday to dedicate their new records board. Kneeling, from left, Elvis McCarthy, Doug Miller, Greg Pearce, Ian Mac- Donald. Standing, Eric Dorn, Jim Walters, Mitch Barnett, Dave Johnson, Forrest Metcalf. Santa has lengthy wish list tram Orange County surfers this year S incc it's the Christmas season. I thought it'd be really nice of Santa to bring our Orange County surfers the gifts they need most this holiday season. so I contacted Santa recently and we came up with a list together. Here it is: took me to the cleaners," said Santa. They should give me a present or two." •Kelly Slater: Gee, we're sorry Kelly, but "c couldn't think of anything you don't already have. "Kelly why don't you take my job for a couple of years?" said Santa. • Professional Surfing in the U.S.: More money! The Dud Pro Tour prize money per con· test ha s dropped from a $100,000 contest at tres· tics and a $50,000 San Francisco event every year to IO $20,000 events, although the $150 entry fee has remained the same. • Fifty percent of Orange County's surfers: A job. "How do some of these guys make it?" Santa asked. ~ •The other 50 percent: A rich girlfriend. "I know of a few surfers in town that scored that way, but they're not fooling anyone.'' Santa saiJ. •Bud Pro Tour surfers not in the top five: A second job. •Surfing Industry: Some wavepools in Wyo- ming and Kansas to give it some business. "The problem is nobody is interested," Santa said. Maybe in the year 2992. •Dud Pro Tour surfers in the top five: The same thing. •ASP (Association of Surfing Professionals): •A few big surfing companies: Smaller ware- houses to move into next year. "If I set it up for them, they better be able to make the rent pay- ments," Santa said. The recognition and media cov- erage they deserve for being the world's finest surfing orpniza- tion including the worlds best surfers. •Newport Beach: A top 16 Bud Pro Tour or ASP Long- board competitor. For the amount of talent in Newport, this shouldn't be a tou~h one for Santa to pull off. "I think I'll have to put out some effort in the Newport magazine, then you'll see things happening," Santa said. •Richie Collins: A clothing sponsor to go with his top-10 lJoyd Tice Surfing •U.S. amateur surfing: Credibility. "You know I don't even pay attention to the amateurs any- more, that whole scene is a joke," Santa said. •Guys 30 and over who can surf as well (or better) than the kids making money: An ASP or Bud Pro Tour Seniors division. "They have one in every "other non-contact sport, why not surfing?" Sa nta said. I have eight years to go before I'm 30, and I even agree. it's a good wish. They deserve it. • Newport Beach: A parking place when you want to go surfing. "Try parking a sleigh there if you think a car is tough,' Sa~ta said. . • Steve Zeldin of International Surf magazine: ASP ranking and third-place Triple Crown result . Congratulations on a job well done this year. "Just a class act guy.'' said Santa. •Two time Op Pro Champion, '88 World Champion and this year's fifth-ronked surfer, Bar· ton Lynch: The snme thing. "That situation is such a joke. They should dress up as Rodney Danger- field at the next ASP awards banquet," said Santa. • Pro surfing in California: An Op Pro next year. It's not li~tcd on the ASP '92 schedule. "Maybe they'll move it to France 'cause Curren lives there," Santa said. • Dud Pro Tour rookie, Rob Machado: Oops • he already got his early, a big clothing endorse· ment contract worth around $4,000 a month. Sorry Richie and Barton, I guess there's none left for you guys. Maybe next year. "Slater and Machado • Richie Collins: A world title in '92, and a short acceptance speech. "He doesn't owe an)body anything, and I'll be rooting for him," Santa said. •Everyone: Your wish goes here. "Try to keep it reasonable," Santa said. Santa has a tough bud· get this year too. "· · '-··· ,· lV rad·10 • • • ·-• t ' TUESDAY TELEVISION rrtp Football 10:30 a.m. -Texas S-A game, ESP'N. Women'• Soccer BIG TEAM: From 61 S:30 p.m.-FIFA championship, SC. Coll 9 p.m.-Gumbcl Pro-Am. PT. 10:30 p.m.-Mltsubishi Pro-Am. PT. 11 :30 p.m. -Champions J>ro.Am, PT. 12:30 1.m.-Women's Match Play, ESPN. Skllna 9:30 p.m. -Men's Pro Tour, ESPN. "l want to play somewhere big after JC," said Finney, who fin- ished third on Newport Harbor's single-season rushing yards list. "I ., don't think I'm going to flay of- fense in college, though. pref er def ensc because I look at the run· ning bncks now and they've got so much speed. You can only work on your speed so much. RADIO No events scheduled. WEDNESDAY TELEVISION Collfae Footbatl 9 a.m.-Blue·Oray Cusic. Ch. 7. 12:30 p.m.-Aloha Bowl. Q , 7. c;.tt Noon-Lynch Shootout. ESPN. Pro latbtball 12:30 p.m.-utcn-Olppcrs, o . 4. 6 p.m.-Q:ltk:a·Bulla, Ch. 4. otpaplc Sport• S p.m.-BoWlint. abtlna. SC. Colk-te llotkey 9 p.m.-Frc:cic-Ovt. SC RADIO Pro Bubeball 12:30 p.m.-Lakc,..Olps. Kl.AC (S70). Co1"'9 Football li:JO p.m.-Ak*I Bowl, XTAA (690) .• Applications accepted TbO City ol C.O..a Mesa Coln- mu.lcy Servka Depanmenl/Rcc- rutlon Divilion ii acccptiJ~ ap- ~lcalionl for the adult IOl\ball 992 Winter letijuel. ';.r ..... Peb. '· 1"29 Wkll dr ·-~..-.llllllar , ... 17 tbi'Oil'.M. 2. For men information. Pl'!DM (714) 642-0646. "Running backs arc down to 4.S and •.• (4().yard speed), but I don't have that kind of speed. Plus, I like defense because you can give the punishment." Finney, a 6-Coot, 200-pound se- nior, also started at inside line· backer for the Sailors. Last year, he earned second team all-league on defense. Ncwp0rt Harbor had more play. en (nlne) picked to the team than lr\Y other school. Estancia had ei&ht while Costa Mesa (six) and Corona del Mar (five) followed. In addition to Finney, wide re· cciver Branon Coluccio. ti&ht end Jason Lawson and pards Marc Barton (6-1 , 225) and Pat Cahill (6-2. 230) were oCf cnsive choices ror the S*ilors.. On defense. Junk>r tte.klc Beau Ralphs (6-2. 230). inside lino- bactcr Darin Maqnall. dcfeNi\ic back Wade Tift and wild card ~ Tony ManculO (f•llback/no« pant) were SaDon pk:Ud aw tho tcua. EllaDdl bed ... ~ Oii ···-(9'9) .... .., omcr idmL Ab:w ..... Allllr. tali Malo Rajll (M, 'llSl. ,._ llld Cara 01r-to (S-f t. US). Coxh of the Year Jeff Br inkley outside linebacker Pete Baniaga and ddensivc back Richard Budny were honored. Junior quarterback Matt Johner, center Jesse Nuno and kicker Mike Smith made the offensive team for Estancia. Costa Mesa had three pltycrs voted to the offensive team - sophomore runnlnJ back Dinh Tran. sophomozc hneman Bryan Luxcmbourscr and wild card pick Rich Hoffman (center) -and thrtc on dcrcnse. 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T.o33 bet 17, 2•, 31, 1991, Jal» Cot1a Mela !'lot Oecem-·---· _... .,_.......... Tht reotetrant(a) com. lluelMee..... Publlhed Newport leech- Thli bualnet1 11 con-Bu1IMS1 Name 91y 7, 1992 ber 24, 31, 1991, Januaty Cotta Meta P11o4 o.cem. StetHMnt mencect lo tranaect bUat-• ._.....,.. Cotta MIA Plot o.c:em- dueted by: an lndMdual statement PUBLIC NOTICE T-460 1. 14, 1992 bet 2•. 31, 1991, January The Fol!OWlng persone nea wMi1r the fllcddoul the followlnQ wm 1>er 3, 10. 11, 2•. 1111 Th• r•o'11trant(1) com-ThJ Following ~· Flctltlou• PUBLIC NOTIC• T-OS3 7• 1•· 1992 1~~£G~~s Butlneea. Name(•) lated .,.. dolna bUe1nea •: T-cm menced lo tnlnUCt bull-are doing business as. BulfneH N-• '" PUBLIC NOTICE T~ (b)ONE STOP er...--... 11bove on:·N/A TO YOUR DOOR AUTO PUBLIC NOTICE ,,.., under the FlclltlOUI EVENTURES, 298 e. 15th _.. PUBLIC NOT C . '""""~· ArtdlN Homlno REPAIR. 1821 V«WlO Pl., BuilneH Nam•(•) Hated St. A. Costa Mesa, Calif. Statement Flotltton F1cUt .... ·~ I E 18110 Cedar Ckde, Foun-This statemerir WM fled IMne, Calf. 92714 ---Flo-......... --.---at>ove on· October 1991 92627 The Following ~raona Bu1lne11 Name -· taln Valley, Calif, 92108 • the County Cltfk of Marcut Joleph Platt, te21 .,._ KIWI a Ra ne LyM Mane Murphy, 298 E. are doing buslne11 as: St•tement llualneQ Nam. '1ot1Uous Thoma• F. St .... , 19710 Oranae County on o.c:em-V•ano Pl.. INlne. c.llf. ausi.... .. .,.. Thi• ~lte~nl was nled 15th SI. A, Costa Mesa, FAST FR~DDV'S BAR & Thi Following pertonl Statement ........... Name Cadat Circle, Foumair, v• bet''· 1991 12714 ........... wtth the County Clerk of Calif. 92627 GRILL. 60 S DINER, 2949 111 doing bu1lnett n.: .. Tht follOWtng pel'IOl'll State1111ent 'Th' Calif. 92708 r8t17t8 Thlt bu1lnt11 11 con-The FollOWlng pereont OrangeCountyonD~ Melody Ann Honadel, 16 FallVltw,CostaMna,Callf. ALMC , 1010 W11t atedolngbuslneslH: The fonowlng peraona 11 bu1lneH 11 co,.. PublllhedNewportBtllch-ductedby:anlndMdual aredolngbullnfftu: beJ t? 1991 Cobblestone, Irvine, Calil. 92626 MacArthur Blvd. #136, COM. MUNICATION SKIUS are d~ bullnft1 aa: ~heted br.1 •" ~ COlta Mesa Pilot Oecemo The ,.,111ranl(t) com. C R CERA.MICS, 1UI03 . FSts713 '1:1~5 business Is con-~.~~~~! N~~~. ~C::;: ~~~"~~~!'·,!~~son ~1~,! ~~s~1~rM J':~1~a•=~~~;P:~~ m~•t,•t~ = '* 2•, 31 , 1991, Januwy ~ ~ tr~~tll~ =a~f. ~Garden Published Newport B .. ch-ducted by: co.partners 2949 Fairview, Costa Mesa. 1175 Tait, Irvine, Calif'. Trudy Rld9out. '10 Al~n Beach, Callf. 92663 neu under the Flctltloul 7, 1•, 1992 Bullneu Name(I) bt9d Sandra J. l.H, 11903 ~ Coste Mesa Pnot Decern-The reglstranl(s) com-Calli. 92626 92720 TrH Lane ltVlne Calif Richard t.lgh Bartlett 610 Bullne11 Name(1) fisted T-OS7 aboYe on· NoY9n'lber 20 bfand Cir .. Oatden Grove, ber 24, 31, 1991, January menced to transac:1 busi. This buslnts1 11 con. This buslne11 11 con-92715 ' ' · Edgewater. Newporl above on: January 30, PUBLIC NOTIC• 1991 . ' c.nf. 92&40 7, 14, 1992 ne11 under the Fictitious ducted by: a corporation ducted by: an Individual Thia bu1tne11 11 con-Beach. Callf.12663 t987 '" Marcus J. Platt Thie bu1lne11 Is con- T-099 Business Name(s) usted Th• raglslrant(t) com· The regl11ranl(1) com-ducted by: an lndMdual Thl1 bu1Jne11 11 con-Thoma• F. St.... Flctttlou. This 1tat1mene Wll filed dUCted.t>y: 1n lndlvldual -------..;..;.I above on: N/A menced to transact bull-menced '° trantaet busJ. The regl1trant(1) com· ducted by: an Individual Thia ltatement was flied 8 , ... 1.._. N..-... wtth the County C1«t1 ol The regl1trant(1) com-PUBLIC NOTICE Lynn Murphy ness under the Ac11tlous ness undef the fictitious menced to tranaac:t busl-The regl1trant(1) com-with the Countv Clerk of •• ·---·-Ofange County on NoYemo m.nced lo tranaact ~ SUM ... •-OF This statement was filed Business Name(s) listed Buslne11 Name(•) Usted ne11 under the flctltloul m.nced to tranMc:1 bull-Orange Cowlty on Novem-Statem.nt bef 22. 1991 ,.._ under the Rc:t1tJou1 ........ with the County Clerk of above on: November14, above on: O.C.mber 1. Bulineu Name(t) Usted neu under the F1cUUou1 '* 26.. 1991 The Followlng s>er90N F513112 Buslnftl Nam.(1) hled PttOPOIED Orange County on Novem-1991 1991 above on· Oc1ober 31 BualneH Name(1) llted r5t40ee are doing bullnesa 11: Publlhed Newpott Beach-aboYe on: June 19SIO ORDINANCI! bef 26, 199t Sam Fadll, Presldenl Lucllle Mortenson 1991 . ' aboWI on: Dec«nbet 1, Publlahed Newport BNc:h-THE OUTLET. 1150 S. Colla Mt11 Plot Decem-Sandra J. lM A proposed Ofdlnance Is F514085 This statement WH flied Thll 1tatement wH filed Trudy Rideout 1991 Cotta M ... Plot Oecem-Brlslol St., Santa Ana. Clllf. Thil atltelMnl was ftled 1cheduted for adoption 11 Published N-port Btach-with th• County Clet'k of with the County Cltftc of Thfl atattmtnt was flied Rlctwd Leigh Bartlett bat 3 10 17 24 1991 92704 b9f 3, to, 1 1• 2•. 1 99\ with Int Cow1ty Clerk of the regular City Council Costa Mesa p·iot Decem-Orange County on Novem· Orange Coooty on o.cem-with h County Clefk of Thia statement wn filed ' ' • ' T-009 Eflhemla Stavros, 32353 ~7 Orange County on Nowm-meeUng of January 20, ' ber 22, 1991 bef 10, 1991 Orange County on o.cem-with the Cowlty Clerk ol Gateway, l..uc«ne Valey, PUBLIC NOTICE b4w 22. 1991 1992, being Oridnance 91· bat 3• 10• t 7, 24• 1991 F5t3781 F515t08 ber 13. ttst Ofano• County on O.C.m-PUBLIC NOTICE Call!. 92358 FSt3758 29, amendlng Section M T-<>16 Published Newport Beach· Published Newport Beach-F5t5439 bet 11• 1991 Thi• bualneu 1' con-Flotttleue Published Newport Beach-~~11~~taf~=nl~nl~~ PUBLIC NOTICE Costa Mesa Pilot Dtcem· Costa Mesa Piiot Decem-Pubhtled Newpo1t Beach-Publllhed N :!,1:10! a ::o'"io:• ~~edr%1:.:a=~om-lklelneN Natne Cotta M"' Piiot o.c.in. function• • 0 the Coita ber 3, tO, 17, 24, 1991 ber 17, 24, 31, 1991, Janu-Costa Mesa Pilot O.C.m-Co M ew •ac u5 ~· ame mencect to transact bull· atal....,.t '* 3, 10, 17, 24, 1991 Mesa fire Department. Fictitious T-037 ary 7, 1992 ber 24, 31, 1991, January 111 esa Pilot Decern-hi •ment neu under the Flclltlou1 The Following persons T.015 Tht motion to give Ordl-Bu1lneas Name T-o61 7 1• 1992 beJ 24, 31, 1991, January The FOiiowing pereont BuslnHt Name(•) lllted .,. doing bullnea a: ______ ....;.....;..;..;; nance 91·29 first reading St•tement PUBLIC NOTICE ' ' T..o&e 1. 14, 1992 are dol;1g bullnnt aa: abOYe on: January 2. 11111 JGS, 13oo Quall #207, PUBLIC NOTICE carried by tht following roll The Following persons CNSt020803 PUBLIC NOTICE T-098 J~~l~~~SS :~~ Efthemla Stavroa ~ewport Btach, Calif. ---Flotlt--1..,.---- call vote: COUNCIL MEM· are doing business as: PUBLIC NOTICE SUCCES ' ~ Thll statement WU filed 2660 BEAS· AVES· Hornbuckle NORTHERN LIGHTS SEA· FloUtloua Flctltlou1 PUBLIC NOTICE 0 SSS INARS. 238 with the County CllR of U.W.E. Inc.. Ctllfornla. 8ualnen Name Gents' eutti Humphrey: FOOO ENTERPRISES Butln .. • Name Bu1l"'9H Name Flotltloua range t., Newport Ofange County on Dec:em-1300 Ouail 1207. Newport Stlttement Ericksen. NOES: None. AS: 3601 Jamboree Road: Statement l1atement Buelne .. Name 8 ::otltlo:a ~~k:;:~'-J:::: 238 0 '* 13, 1991 ~~h, ?~· 926G01 The Followlng pertona SENT: None. Suitt 14·273, Newporl Tht Following persons The Following ~raona Statement u9 neat ame anga St N~ Beac~· FStl433 d ~ ~· ne1t •~on-':F~businMISUAF80u1 .. Ds. Beach, Calif. 92660 are doing buslnest u : are doing buslnest 11: The Followtng peraont l•tement Calif. 92883 ' Published Newpcwt B•ch· uct ..,. ' corpora "" The Piiot Cleaea. Steven L Baker & Wendy TRATIORIA SPIGA, 3333 CALAND DEVELOPERS, are doing business as: Theol fotlowl1 ng penons Thli buslnHt Is con-Costa Me .. Pilot Decem· The .:,•e.:,1t~ t~~ 1007 WHt 18th, Coate fl d E. Baker, 5166 Peacock Bear Strei, Costa Mesa, 1670 Santa Ana Ave Suite VIVZ KIDZ MODEWNG & "' d ng bus netl 11: d et..,. b Ind .. _. 2 men<: ""~ Mesa, Calif. 92627 • Ln .• Riverside, Calif. 92505 Calll. 92626 L. Costa Mesa. ca111.'92627 TALENT AGENCV 1891 (•)LOS PRIMOS (b)LOS u .... y: an lvldual .,.,, 4• 3l, t99t, January ,,. .. under the flCllUous Gtegoiy Blrctl Glddlng•. The moil comprohen-Thl1 business Is con-Al Dente. Inc .. Callfomla. Stephen Loula Andrews, So. Coast Hwy., 'Laguna PRIMOS CANTINA, 488 E. ~1gl1lrant(1) com-7, 14, 1992 Buslne11 ~amt(t) Usted 202 Canal, Newport Beach. •Ive and current dlrec· ducted by: husband and 3800 s Plaza Drive Santa 9702 Pandora Ln An8-Beach Calif 92651 17th St., Co1t1 M111, Calif. unJ! trantae:t bull-T.()89 above on. OctobeJ 21, Calif. 926a3 tory of good• and Hf· wife Ana, c4t1r. 92706 • helm Calif 92804 .• Vivienne G Mclnto1h 92628 net• the Flctltlous PUBLIC NO 1"1 Thi• bu1lnH1 11 con-vlc•• 810undl The reglstrant(s) com-This buslntsa Is con-Thli builnus 11 con-1175y, Glennevr• Lagooa Jeff Compton, 1 LaUtude Buslneu. Nam•(•) Usted TICE SA Martll ... Pre~ dUclied by: an lndMd'* ______ ___;_ --------____ _..__•___;..:..._Court, Newport Beach, aboYe on. N/A Flctltl--This statement wu llled The regl1trant(1) com- 1 PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTI Calif 92663 Ira M. James --with the County Clef1t of ~ lO tranaact Mio CES I PUBLIC NOTICES Thli builne11 11 con-Thi• ~ement WIS flied auame.1 Name Ofange County on Novem-,,.., under the Flctltioul ducted by: an Individual with the Countv Cleft! of ltate1111ent bet 22. 1991 Buslnel1 Name(•) lilted Th• regl1trant(t) com-Orange County on Novem-The Following P9fSO"IS F5t374e above on: 1989 menced to tranaact bull-bef 18, 1991 are dolno buliflMI 11: Publllhed Newport BMc:h-Greg B. Glddlnol nen under the Flctlllous Fl13238 H I C MANAGEMENT, Cotta M ... Piiot Oecem-Tiiie ~ wu llled Buslne11 Name(•) 1tsted Pub8shed Newpon Beach-23"702 R~ Blvd., El bet 3 10 17 24 1991 wflh the County C1eftl of above on: NJA Cotta Mesa Pilot Dec.m-Toro. Calif. 112630 • ' • • Orange County on Nowm- Jetf Compton .,., 3 10 17 24 1991 YI Ho Huang, 23702 Aoctc· T-029 bet 22.. 1991 T!'ls 1t1tement was filed ' ' ' ' T-01• fleld Blvd., E TOfo, Calif. PUBLIC NOTICE '513191 Wtlh the County Cl8'k of 92e30 Publlahed Newpc111 ~ Orange County on Decem-PUBLIC NOTICE Thia bualne11 11 con-Fictitious eo.ta Mesa PUo4 o.c:em- t>er 17, 1991 ducted by: an lndMdual •uatneu Name F5tSJtO Flctltlou• The reglatranl(•l com-Stat.-.nt '* 3, 10, 17, 24, 1991 PubU1hed Newport Beach-Bu1lne11 Name menced to trantaet bull· The Following persona _______ T.;...()20.;.;;:: Co1ta Mesa Pilot Decem· Stafltment ~· ooder the Flctltlou• •re doing buslnffa u : PUBLIC NOTICE bef 24, 31, 1991, January Theo! Followl 1 no persons .:~o:.: ,s::m•(t) Aittd COOEPRO, 923 Hollow _____ ;.......;.__ 7, 14, 1992 ap~~Ml8~USR'~C:u~~ION YI Ho Hu'ang =· Cotta Meta, Calif. au:=-..... , _______ T.;..·.;.;100:;.;; SERVICES 23002 Lakt Thia statement WU llled Jame• w Atnold 923 HQI. •• PUBLIC NOTICE Centlf Dr. 'su11e too, La.lte wtlh the County Clef1( of low BtoOk, eo.ia ...._ The F~wt •---------Fortst, Calif. 92630 ~ Coooty on Dec:em-Calif. 92828 ' .,. dolnQ bu..,:, :aone Flo1111ou1 Richard Van Matre, 23002 bef 1 '1991 FSfM3I Thia bu1lne11 11 con-DAARER A-V, soas Aldlf, Builne•• N•m• Lake Center Dr. Suitt 100, dueled by: an lndMdual lfvtne, Callf. 92715 lta1ement Lake Forfft, Calif. 92630 Pubfllhed Newport Buct.-The regl1trant(1) com-Timothy Richard Jahni, The Following peraons dThl1 bu1lne11 11 con-Costa M... PUot O.C.m-menced '° tranuct bull-5085 Aid•. Irvine, Calif. are doing buslneH IS" ucted by: an Individual bet 2•, St, 1991, January ne•• under 1f'9 Fldlllous 92715 THE RUIX COMPANY, The reglitr1nt(1) com-7, 14, 1992 Bullneat Mame(a) listed Ttllt busln11t la con- 26371 Mimosa Ln. Mlt1lon mtneed to transact bual-T-095 above on: October 29, ducted by: an lndMdUll VieJo. ea11r. 92691 ' =Tne':'.,Na':<,Flctl> .. ~ .. ,ILIC NOTICE 1J99l__... Th• reo11trant(1) com. Enc R. Rutr, 20011 Ml--r" · _,....., menced to tranNCt busJ. mosa Ln Mlulon VlejO •boY• on: No'lembar 1. This lialtmtnt wn flled net1 under ttie FktJtJoul Calif. 9269'1 ' 1991 Flc.UUous wttt1 the County C1«11 cl Buslnfft Name(t) Rited Thi• butlne11 11 con-Richard Van Matre Buslftea9 Natne Ofenae County on~ above on: Nowmber t, ducted by: an lndMdUll This •tatem«it w11 filed Statement bet 22. 1991 1991 The regl1trant(1) com-with ttw~ty c=. of The Folowtng pel"IOl\t FStS?SO Timothy RlcNtd Jahns menced to transac1 bull· Oranoe on ""' .,. doing bullnelt u: Pubathed Newport a.acn. This atatetnerC was filed neu under the FlctltlCM.11 bef 22, 1991 AMERll:AN INTERNA. Coata M ... Plot ~ with the C(M\fy Clerk of BUllM11 Nam•(•) Hated '513151 T10NAL. 1189 Victoria a.a. b4w 3, 10 17 2• 1991 Ofange Colny on Novem-aboYe on: November 28, Publahed Newport BNch-Cotta M .... Calf. 92e27 • • • T.000 bet 22. 1991 1991 Coau Mesa Piiot Oecemo Yoon Tham Chong, 998 FIU714 Ertc R. Ruiz ber 3, to, 17, 2•, 1991 Vlc:1of1a CM, Col1a Mela, PUILJC NOTICE Pubfllhed Newport Beach- Tilll a1&1tment WIS tiled ' T-018 Calif. 92627 COlta Mesa Piiot ~ ~~he~~ PUBLIC NOTICE ~ ~·:::J:u.fon-aue~ame bet 3. to, n . 24, 1991 b4w 17, 1991 The regl1trant(1) com-ltatNMnt T-o28 PIH7t8 Flctllloue menced to transact bull-The followlng P«90n9 Publlahed Aewport Beach-Buel""• Nam. ne11 under the Flctltlc>ul .,. doing bUalnela u : s ELL _P_U_BL_IC_N_O_T_IC_ES __ 1 PUBLIC NOTICES Costa Mna Piiot O.Ctm-ltatement Bu.ines1 Name(1) bled AUTO-ILASH MOBILE bet 24 31 1991 J The following '*'°"' aboYe on: N/A WASH A DETAIL 120 NOTICS IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE City Council of th• City of Newport Beach 7, 14, 1'992' • lnuaty ~~:'1T=·~~~F a ~°:!"!:'.~~ llltd g::,ar Ptace, CoelaMeaa. ~u~e~a~~~1e'~ did, on December 9, 1991, pass a Resolution of Intention No . 91-112 to vacate a T·104 SPORT, 2800 N. Main st. with the County et.tc Of Jo ·129f ~. 920 M2 portion of •treet right-of-way which is legally described as follower PUBLIC NOTICE ::;;; Santa Ana, Calif. ~T, 1~1Y on Oec«n-·1;:=::=:::;:==::=:=!:::===·=H=7~a=::; That certain portion of Glen Drive, 30.00 feet wide, in th• City of au:.':!'!°:!me ~~!of'::':.~~~.! Published New::.t= DO•IT·YOURSElf IDEAS Newport Beach, County of oran9e, State of California , a• •hown on a map at•t•IMM ~:igaria.Cf"lf.92T8' Coata Mesa Piiot o.c.m-A READER SERVICE OF THIS NEWSPAPER of Tract No . 673, tiled in Book 20, Page• 17 and 18 of Miscellaneou• Mapa TM foltoWlnO persona duct~b~·~·~~on-ber 24, 31, 1991, January in the Office ot th• Recorder of •aid County, said certain portion of Gl•~ ~1in=-rnu~. The re~latrant(•> com- 1 • 1•· 1 1192 T.oee Drive being more particularly described as follow•: AGEMENT1 28152 Mar· :c~:r "~'it: PUILICNOTICI guarlle . Ptcw19 MIHlon Bullneu Name(•) U11ed 699.inning at the most southerly corner of Lot 68, Block A, of •aid ~ct'·~. 125'7-T, ~=-on: November 29• ---=---~---I tract1 thence S 15°47' 30" B along the •outh•a•terly prolon9ation of ~~ LaOUM Hf" Bany Dunzer atat ,.. th• northeaaterly line of •aid lot, a diatance of 33.93 feet to a Thli bUalneu 11 con-J1: =·~ ~~ The ,.=: penon1 point in that certain courae having a bearing and length of N ducdtd by: en lndMdual 0range County on Nowm-art dolnQ bua1n111 .. 1: 79°22'30" W 199.92 feet on the Right-of-Way line of aaid Glen Drivei ~.:,•,~t~:,:: bet2t.111t1 ~~~A~NE1~"~: thence weeterly along said Right-of-Way and following the •ame in ,,... ""*' 1he f1c:IJllc>ul Pubbhed ~1= eo.ta......,Calf,t2U7 all it• varioue courses and curve• to the northwe•t•rly corner of ==•l 1-= eo.ta Meta Not o.cem-::::l'f-o.::Jt.~r.: Lot 73, Block A of said tract; thence northwe•terly in a direct line AMal.Ktuger .,.,,,10,11,14,1111 eaa1 · · to the mo•t •outherly corner of Lot 40 Block A of ••id tract1 This Ntement W8I flled T.oa1 Thi• bUaln.u le ~ , wtlh tN County Cltfk of du$d b¥: "' ~ thence northeaeterly along the northw••terly Ri9ht-ot-Way and Or.nae County on o.cem-PUIUC N011CI Th• , .. , • ....,..(•) ~°"" f9llowin9 the •&me in all it• variou• cour••• and curve• to the bet 1', 11111 ll'lo•••• menced lo .,_.. ~ Point ot Beginning. ~~t:!.c~ ...... , .. .._. C.......,..::Cr= Coeta MtM "°' 0eoem-8telaMaftt abOW on: NcWMlblr IO, baervin9 from the vacation of •aid portion of •aid atreet an ea•wnt for w tA. at, t991, January ar~=:.:r'°"91:J..nA.AINlf!M dra1n•9• purpo•••. '· 14, 1"2 DLI •UllNHI S!A· Thie ......,,... ... llecf 1 _______ T_·t.-Ol;.1VICIS, 1001 W, StfYenl with "19 Councy Qertr GI For particular• and detail•, reference 1e hereby made to a map •howincJ the PU...C NOTICI ta1lf *'"" Ma. Calif. = 1c.:f*' on HoVelft. AGY SA A portion of atr .. t right-of-way to be vacated. Said map 1• on file ln the Office OtNnn L;:,.:""'*'• Nt4Mt Thlt euf>OI• penRlts Ml an to_.,. 1tom lht wttie of the City Clerk of the City ot Newport Beach. •UllHM .._ =.:1t..ca11.n7~428• ~.....,,,....... and •Pffd• up th• cooling or YOUf hollH dur1119 hOI ' The '::.::' ...,_. ~ ;":::J~o,.. :-: ,~, ~-1 ~mllltf wttt"-r Til11 YtfllOll Wiii flt 111 rOOfa, ,.. NOTlC. IS FURTK!R CIVKN HIR!!BY that the City Council of the City of lf~rt .. .._....._.. The , .. 111rant(a) cOf'n-T·~UI :.·::.:~ :=.::·:...~;"'..::= '=:. =- aeaoh ha• Mt Monday, th• 13th of January, 1992, at· the hour of 7100 P.M. ••the STV8'S' INTIRPNIU, mtneed lo 1tanuc1IMl-1--;u;u;;,;;;;g--r-U1Mtruc110t1t • .-.a~ma••••1tl1tt W.WM ti_.., &iad the council Chamber• ot the City council of th• City ot Mewport aeaoh :r,-... *r;,:"'.!:: =-....,,.,..!: ~ 1nc1uctt1tracuble•u""'°'',_. ... .._..,..._.. a• the place for the hearing of all per•on• int•r••ted in/or objectin9 to the &il....,. eboYe on: ~ 1 Md 1tt11n A.., ..... ...,... to l'W' '*"' propoeed vacation, and the ••id City Council at the ew ti.sle and place will hear :':.'.~ = ~ ~ """"*' ' •1 : .. :·~::- thl ••ideftce offered by any pereon intere•t•d in the propoaed vacation heretofore 111M Thie ..,.,,,,..,. -. tied n. ''''*it ""•111 &Neri.bed. & a •• '°""di._ County a.tc of p•~ TM -~,*-' eom-= 1'i:r°' °" ,.._. =~':: = ......... ....: Ntl748 .Moll ·~~==a 4-v<ot.. F.4a ·~ Wanda •· aa9910 City Clerk City of ltewport leach .,.___ --,,.....,.. .....,.. ...... -' •• ...._ ...... COCll ..... ,... ..._. -• 1 I ... a. , .. ,,, ... .. la,ll"""Z...11"":1~~ ~---, .... 11r:-,~5iif-i~ ~u......· tr:'.= Ooler9---~'!'iL "'*'-. C .... N Plcltlouell ~IVV .......... -NMle(I) -------------~-----------'!"---...... ~--.:.---....... ----------------------------..:-----~...,;..--~~ r • T~y. DeC*Yl* 24, 1111 N , .....:.... WllllP 'WllTICll ,._.llOTICll ..... ;;;ii n.e .... ....._. &illulilui ....... ~R.Ai••• .w.c.ma c•111111• ,,. .... :.~~~ NO .. .._. ·~ _. t 't illllMt 1'111 b.,...... a. con-..... 11111 ..._ Tiiie ..... ,....,.. w -.cl Ooftiil L ,_..,... "2' ,....,.. wlh .,_ -"' ~ TO TIR Ali9llilt ...., h .._. ..., ~ 1¥1~( ~ 8tltu 1nl Wlthe,T,'-.._.~ ~ l•urence Ave., Wtat. ~-. ~ fi:C"' • a .... • 9 ....._ to&il • 11 I ., .. tetll f e, COmo lbt fdiolllll'I pe1'10M _..,. ,...._LCelC.m13 ........... ' PatM~T ~ .. -• 1111 ... •..... • a.-. ~ ..-.roeid lo lrll'INCIC bU9f. •• clOlnO bulit1llM-.: ti. • 1tt1 .-. 1ttl• vutlneet a. con. 1M F~ ,._,. CASE NO • •re -.. -11.-'-,_. u11dlf "-FlctltlOU9 nf-7 ~ ~ F-~-.,.. doing butlneU •' ~ ,._.,., 11..ah-l • "''l2001 '.. .. .,... .... ....... .. TM .... a. lueineft Nam.(1) 111*! NAVAJO fOIU!STAY ~ .............. '"• , .. ;.vanl(I) ~om-CoN ..... PllOt o.:.n. -.: .. _ OOuaf• , Vlal&eri ..... .,._ T....... W1cta11 ~ 0t ......-*"'9 on: NOYembtf lt. ~ODUCT8, t:s30 s.nta Costa Meu Plot Oecilftl.. INftOtf 10 •.-ct bull· STAG BAA MS~ bet 24, SI, 1111, JlnUtfY eouti~ CAI! NO. A111 ........ .,,...._...._ ty, ..-uni Or~ '.C:.P .,_ Ana Av• •• CO.la M"' bets. 10, 11.~ '"' neta urlOtt CM flctllloul Ccf, t21 Mc'~ Ptact. 1, "· 1992 ~· Cifl ..... _ ra. T• ., ....,. .._ ~ •...,... • -.. 11a111 llf\ ot _,_. .~ ....__. Calif. 92627 T.o22 8u11Mu Name(•) tlalt<I Newport BHch, Calif. T.0111 of'I ,,__ _.., ... ,..=.... ~· ............ MOM. IO P1¥ I ,,_ ._ • .,,. ........... Rlcctrda Veldt, 2530 eboW on: NIA t2MO ~\":, ":.:.--~....: COfttll ---. ~ .... .-.. • IMdt. unc*d . .Pftncl~I eum or will~ltle,.~ C::.: Santa An• Aw.. Cotta PUBUC IOTICI ~ L H•Y" MS Ac®'llUOn corp .. Cea. PUIUC NOTICE Of• ''mi1 • °' -· ~ .teo fl!S'I ...., CIMIWll Oii _,.,., 1 ~::ttua. .,_ In..,... __ .. , Mtu, Callf. l2U7 Thia etalilft'ltnl w.. filed fomla, &oo N. Oa6c Street, · E • .-,..,. ~ be ~ Ill ..,.. OI ........,, prOwt.cs in lhe ,_. ... bet 1 • Ultl Richard Lapin, 8andt<I PlctJtleua lilltttl !fie ~ty Cltttc of lnQ!ewood, Ctllf. t0302 Flctttfow ~ p b ITk>H hee ~ .,. wil ot --Of boft -.. pm lll!Oft ~ the o..d ol TNll, •ttMH Ptar Ranch••· Chromo, ..,....... 11.... Ot11199 ~ on Dec.em-Tfll1 bu1lne11 I• con-a...aMM ..._. S.U111ra Y._ BredlW "· of· Oouc11M ' ~ ~ 1' ~ 1111 addlUor\11 Publlehtd Newport S.lld\-CO , etet....... Wt 13, fMI ~by: a COfPOfallon lt•elMf'lt f 0~ ..... S'Ul*tot ~. • ~ O. lnd1'11utr-. ...... 'llJ MIOUnl of l1.t,3N 00, Ir CO.ta Men Piiot Dec.mo Thi.a bu11,,. .. la co"" The fOilowlno S*IOhl Plt844i The regl1trant(1) com. The Fonowtng persons °' 0 -.... County VicMfY Deed. ....,.. ..,....., , und9r the.,.. of lhe w 24, 31, tttt, JanuttY duct~ by. ce>-'*11*1 .,. doinQ buslnt9a aa: PIA)llehtd ~ e.ach. rntneed lo ll'lnNCt bU91-are clOlno butlnffa aa: ~· PETITION A f'ETITIOH Ne been wWI .,.._. • o.ed Of Trliat and 1 .. e, 1 14 t992 Tht rtgletrant(J) com. e)REOltlLL AVIATION Coata MeM Pilot o.c.m. nese undtf the flctilloua THE "EN 0 HAUSER ~ts t=' 8t IY w. -by ~ M . .--. Mt .. end ...., ... of • • T.()85 ~ to V9nMCt bull· )ORDER OfTAILS, 3184 btf 2.4 31 1091 JMUarY Bullnna Name(•) DNd GROUP, 110 Newpoft Cen-~'!..be•~ ~ u ~ ~....:-.~ ~ ':.: = the n:--~.9eneflc*y PUILIC NOTICE ~~1ne':*Ni~ca~lft~ M..., C:,,'1:.'i:. L. Colt.I 7• 14• ;992• • • •.=,:~= .. PfMldent ~ac~'ea~~~ Newport .-·--,...,. to of ANGE. ther.on • ploWted tn under IM o.t of Trust hu ~on: January 1, 1090 Elie: sc:on Ano.de, 1'1oet i.()97 Paul 0 . EnQhauser, 25642 ~~ ~ '*1• oC THe PETrTION Nw. ttea, cNroet ligfl9CI and detiY«ed IO Ftotltloue Rlocarda Veld• Hague Ln., Huntlnglon ., Thia Ntem.nt waa filed Hampton. Caguna Niguel, THE · ~--11\lt Oouola• M. ~ of ... ,,,,.. • .,., Tf\Mlel a C>td9fation ol 0.-lknhM•• Mante Beac.h. Calf. 92'947 PUuUC NOTICI! with lhe County Clorlc of Calli. 92677 PETJTJON VICUt'y be e,ppoln'ied • tMW.1 a.-d ~ la6d feull °' t"'8 ob4igllhON .. ltete....nt This alaltment WU tiltd Robeft Alan IAwfa, 12823 On1nge County on Otcem. Thia business is con-~f~:.d ~~ra pel90NI ~lalve lo olT,_ 911 bv the Deed oe Trust. Tl'le FoliOwma ~· with the County Cler" of Farrlnglon.i. __ Aancho Cu-Flctttte.. bet 4, 1991 ducted by: an lndJYidual .,. adml 0 • My, iMtminlstef .,. fftale ol o.td: Oeotmbef 3, taet a Notice of DeftlUlt llf'd .,. doing bU1lnet1 u: Or~• County on Jenuary cwnonga, wnf. 11730 aue1-.. Mame Pat4828 Th• reglstrant(s) com. The wit~ lo r=i.i lhedeced9nt W.. P11e ~wa. Baclion to Sell, wNctl r• ARCHER RACING 9542 t, t990 Thia t>ualn .. • 11 con-ltat•11Mtnt Publllhed Newport Bffoch-menced to transact busl· we ~ THE PETmON Ce1ibn1a ~·. COfdad on 811Mt. aa Oocu· Pollack Dr., Hunilngton F5t5088 duc:tt<I by: ec>par1ntr9 Tlle FolloW!ng penona Costa Mna Piiot Oecern. ness under the Fictitious •xwnal,,,vai,, lh• file k to: 'Noles• lhe dte»denrs T~•: 1801 Dow atT.-mem 81-~~4083 of Olficill 8"c:h Calif 92&48 Publlsht<I Newport Beach-Th• regltl,.nt(t) com-ar• dolnQ bualnftl at: ber 24 31 199t Januaty Business Name(s) listed by lhe coun. 9'! Will and codicils, tt any, 81e. 230 Nlwpoit e.cft, 0 Record&. ' Vlcto/ o ,.;chtr 9542 Pol-Costa Mesa PUot Decem-menced to tranuot ~ THE LEOA.L FACTOR,.20t 7 14 ;992' • above on: November 25, THE PETITION ~ tdmitled '° proba~t. ~ (?14) 41&-11183 er· CL Thia ule will be conck.lct· 111Ck Or. 'HuncJngton Beach, bet 17 24 3t t99l Janu-neu under the FlctlUOUt Stllpywd Way fl5, Newport • • T.() 75 1991 The wil and any oodcls OulWMI. Trull• Sllle °"'* tMf by Agency la4• ~ Calif eiMe · • • • BualneH Name(•) listt<I Beech, Calif. 92663 Paul D. Enghauser =::1er a~tlty ta: we avalable for Dec. 10. 17. 24. 1981 Podn8 whole eddfeu and Jin ·M Ard!• ~2 PoJ. 111Y 7• t992 T above on: No.-.mbet 22, Udo Flnanetal SeMon. PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed undt .,. ~ examination in tie file kepi Ntwporl ~ phone number le PO lack a; Hunfln9ton Beach .()55 t991 Inc., Califomla corponllon, with lh• County Clerk ol ~lstr lio f,..,,I by fl• coun ..... Pllal 278420 Sacramento c Calif 92°&48 • PUBLIC NOTICE Eric Rhoad• 20t Shipyard Way 15, Flctltlou• Ofange County on Oecem-Ad (T~ ~ • .::.!.-.,•=: THE PETITION 95127.' 19 18) 3111·l104, Thli bualntH 11 con· Thie 1tatemen1 wu fllt<I Newport Btach, Calif. 8ueJM .. Narne ber 13.1991 .W the-"-"' al requ~ts authority lo PUBLIC NOTICI FOR INOIUIRIES: (819 duc:tt<I by: husband and Flctltlous with the County et.rk ol 92M3 Statement F515441 ,.Pl'Menlative ~ admlntS\er the estate 450·8551, Hom•'• Wife Buelnee• Name Ora'iA• County on Novem. Thia bu1lne11 la con-The Following persons Published Newport Beach· ~y 9Clons wlflout =ist~n 1~~ ~S ~l.E =· !8t:~!e.1~1nf Th• .:s•~lst~nt(~ :,: Statement bet 2 • 1991 FS14013 ~~edr~l:,~:m. .,.1 doing b~lneu as: Costa Mesa Pilot Decem- .. _ tainlng court approval. Act (This aulhol'lty will T.S. No. T-anot-AC>a ilabelh Harris Aulhofll menc ndo :: Flctltloul Tlle Following persons P bli d N-Be h-menced to transact bus!-HOLf·IN-ONE PROPER'n'. ber 24, 31, 1991, January ... tore lilklng c:ienafn very allow the personal Loan No 900Hl51 Signer Oa ;213191 Mii u •r ar• doing bualness as: u ishe ·~..-.· ac ,,..1 under the Fictitious SERVICES, 1103 Sandi 7, 14, 1992 Important aetlons1 rept'esentative to take YOU ARE. IN DEFAULT ASAP422: Buslneu N~me(s)t>!sta: ~a)COSTA MASONRY Colla Meaa Pilot 0ectm-Bustnesa Narne(a) listed Lane, Costa Mesa, Calif. T.OSl however, the f>4"'10t\al actions wllhout UNDER THE DEED OF . ebove on: ecem • >)9Y WAYNE FULTZ THE bet 3, 10, 17, 24, 1991 ~ • Nov. bet t5 92627 r•Pfeseota~ will_ be ::rninQ court a roval. TRUST DATED 8129183. t2/IO, 12117• 12124 1Vl991 G Ar h OSTA MESAN (c)COSTAL T.()23 1991 on: m • G. Donald Weber 111. 1163 PUBLIC NOTICE requlr~ lo QIW notice. to Bel • faking ce~ very UNLESS YOU TAl<E AC· ICE CtOf' · c ., MASONRY (d)COASTAL p lfdenl Sandi Ln .. Costa Mesa,---------Interested persons unless in,:rtanl action& TION TO PROTECT YOUR PUBLIC NOT This statement was filed MASONRY, 930 Darrell Sl, PUBLIC NOTICE Th~• ltatement was filed Calif. 92627 Flctltloue they have waived notice or however, tti. personal PROPERTY. tT MAY BE Flctltlous oi,th th•c County Cberk of Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 CNS 020821 Wllh the County Clerk of This buslnt11 Is con· BuelneH Name coneent.d to the proposed representative win be SOlD AT A PU8LIC SAlE. 8 sJ N ~· ounty on ec:em. Robert. Wayne Fultz, 930 1 CKange County on Decem-ducted by: an lndlvldual St•tement tc1ion.) The lndepe~t required to gtve notice to IF YOU NEED AN EXPLA-ult~u •;n• bet t • 1991 F515714 Darrell St.. Costa Mesa, Fictitious bet t?. 1991 The rtglstrant(s) com· The f ollowing persons tdmin&watton authoflty lntefested persons unless NATION Of n£ NATURE a •Men Calif. 92627 Buslnesa Mame ' FS1ST1t menced to transact bus!-are doing business as: Wil be grenled unless an they have waived notice or OF THE PROCEEDING The Following peraona Published Newport Beach-This business la con-Statement ne11 under the Actltlous MUGGlNS PROD UC. lnler•ted person tiles .an consenled to IM Pfoposed AGAINST YOU. YOU are doing buslneSs as: Costa Mesa Pllo1 Decem· ducted by: an Individual The Following peraona Publllhed New_port Beach-Buslness Name(s) liSled TIONS, 5822 Shasta Circle, objection to the petiton action.) The Independent SHOULD CONTACT A BYWATER AND WALD, ber 24, 31, 199t, January Th• reglstrant(s) com· are doing business aa: Costa Mesa Pilot Dec:em-above on: November 17, La Palma. Calif. 90623 and ahows good cause lldmlnlstratlon authority LAWYER DOCTORS OF OPTfM· 7 14 1992 menced to transact busl· PFLUEGER a COMPANY bet 24, 31, 199t, January 1991 James L Anderson, 5822 why lhe court should nol wll be gran'8d unlffg an On Fnday January 3 ETAY, 2300 Harbor Iv~. ' ' T-094 nesa under the Fictitious 90t Dove Slreet Suite 210' 7, 14, 1992 G. Donald Weber Ill Sllasta Circle. La Palma, grant the authority. inte<es.ed person Illes an 1992, at 1 oo P M. ~ 120, Costa Mesa. Cahf. Business Name(s) listed Newport Beach, Catu: T·101 T,hls 1tatement was fllea Calif. 90623 A H~ING on fie objection to the petition Fed Bank Feder.i Savings 92626 0 D PUBLIC NOTICE above on: December 6, 92.660 with the County Clerk ol This business Is con· pelillon will be held on and shows QOod cause Banll. founerly known as Michael T. Br.'ater, · ·• 1991 Andr-P. Pflueger, 2630 PUBLIC NOTICE Orange County on Oecem. ducted by: an individual Janu~ 9, 1992 al 1 :45 why the oourf should not Home Federal Savings and 14632 Magnol a ll06, Sh· Flctlttoue Robert Wayne Fultz Vista Ornada. Newport ber 10, 1991 The reglstrant(s) com· P.M. In Dept 3A localed al grant the authority Loan AsSOCl&tion as Trust· erman Oaks, Calif. 91403 Bueln•H Name This stalement was flied Beach Calif. 92663 Fictitious F515110 menced to transact bus1· 700 Civic Cenler Drive A HEARING ·on the ea under a Deed ot Trust Alissa S. Wald, O.D., 27t Statement with the County Clerk of Thia • buslntu I• con-Busan ... Name Published Newpor1 Beach· ness under the Fictitious West, P.O. Box 838, Santa petition will be held on dated 8129183 signed by :;n Marino, ltlvne, Calif. The Fonowing persons Orange County on Decem. ducted by: an Individual Statement Costa Mesa Pilot oecem-Business Name(s) listed ~ C¢JJ~~~t TO Janu~ 9, 1992 al 1 :45 Robett M H1x5on Jr and T~l~4 buslneu 1, con-are doln~ b~lness as: ber 13, 1991 FSt5431 The regl1trant(1) :,: The Followlng persons bef 17, 24, 31, 1991. Janu· ~v~;: N/A the granlino of th• petition. ~o~· i~pt.Je~::••gc'riv~ ~::, F .::C,~ec0r"::8~~ ducted by: a general part· cfJ'u~~~LIN~c~~~v~~~s~ Published Newport Beach· :,~ceounJ~ tr~s~ltlous ~'L~0J':Lbu~~~~~ce s ary 7• 1992 This sr:i~~~nt was fil&d ~ .should',Jppe148{ at the West. P.O. Box 838, Sanla as Document 83·386798, ol 7~!hl~eglstrant(s) com-1982 Newport Blvd., Cosla Coste Mes.a Pilot Oecem· Buslne11 Name(~ llstt<I ANO INTERNATIONAL RE· T-053 01tll lheC C°':nty C~erk ol at~ a ~I • ~' Ana_, CA 92702-0838. the Olhcl&I Aecofds of Of· menced to transact busl· Mesa, Calif. 92627 ber 24, 31, 1991, January above on: Nove ., 1, CRUITERS NETWORK. PUBLIC NOTICE t>!,~e 19~~n Y on ovem· . ns ~ e w ...... n It· YOU OBJECT TO _,.County, Calllornia, will und th A ruous Chris Edwards, 1822'11 7 14 1992 199t 4570 Campus Drive, New· · lions with .the court the granting ol the si-tition, eel! at public auction to the Mii 8' • c 1 1 Newport Blvd. 1505, Costa ' • Andr-P. Pftueger port Beach, Calif. 92860 Fictitious F5 t 3755 • the heanng. Your you should appear at the highest biddef '°' cash in !:!.'!'C:. N~:me(a) Used Mesa, Calif. 92627 T-090 This atatemenl w11 fllt<I David Alan Miiier, 1800 BualneH Name Published Newport Beach· appearanc:, may 1 be In hearing and stale your United Stales Dollars, at the Michael T Bywater 0 0 Frederick Edwards, 1822~ PUBLIC NOTICE with the County Clerk of 16th Street H·306. Newport Statement Costa Mesa Pilot Decem· person or ':Jllou' a torney. objecllOns ~ file wnnen North lronl entrance to the This statement was. flied Newport Blvd. 1505, Costa Orange County on Dectm-Beach, Calif. 92663 The Following persons bef 3, 10, 17, 24, 1991 C~~OIT~~ ARE A obieclions wrth .the court County Courthouse. 700 wilh the County Cterk of Mesa, Calif. 92627 Fictitious ber 4, 1991 Thia business Is con-are doing business 15: T.o36 °' a ,.,.lore the heanng. Yo'!' Civic Cent9f Drn1e West, in Orange County on Dec.m-This business 11 con· BuelneH Name F514593 ducted by: an Individual ACl/AWED CORPORATE ==' crecltOf 0 : ~e appearance may be in the City ol Santa ~. Or· bet 17• 1991 ducted by: husband and Statement Published Newport Beach-The reglatrant(s) com-INVESTMENTS, 940 South our cwm ~~ ft:' cou~ person or by your attorney· MOO County, ~hforma. aH F515717 wife The Following persons Costa Mesa Pilot O.C.m-m.nc.d to transact .bus!-Coast Drive # 175, Costa Y d mail t th IF YOU ARE A rlQtlt, rule and inl9fest con-P bll hed N rt B h-Th• reglstrant(s) co~ are doing business as: ber 24, 31• l99t, JanU91Y nut under the fictitious Mesa, Calif. 92626 1 ________ _ an • copy 0 e CREDITOR or a veyed to and now hek! bv 11 u 1 ewpo eac menced to transact bus1-DI LONGO IMPORTS 3440 Buslneu Name(s) listed Ashok Kumar Sood 218 pe~~ brepr~tative contingenl credi1or ol the under the Deed ol Trust, on Costa Mesa Pilot Dtcem· nes~ under the fictitious Irvine Ave. Sste. 210,' New· 7, 14• 1992 T-074 above Oft: December 11. East Mountain VI~ St., BOGGS ~C Y t e court deceMed, you must Ille the reel propetty, descrlbtld bet' 24, 31, 1991, January Business Name(s) listed port Beach Calif 92660 1991 Long Beach Calif 90805 Louise Elizebeth ~ ~t f°';rr ~hs "on; your claim with the court as· That port~ 01 ~ 9.t 1, 14, 1992 above . on: September 1, Salvatore Longo, 607 PUBLIC NOTICE David Alan Miller This busl~ess ·Is con· Boggs, Dec 19. • 0 115 !Janee 0 ond mall a copy to the ot the lmne s SubdtVISIOfl, T·103 199t Promontory Rd. E .. New-This statement was filed ducted by: an Individual letl~ as J>rovided In :»fSC?"al representatJve in the City ol Newport Chris Edwards port Beach, Calll. 92660 F1ctltlou• with the County Clerk of The reglslrant(s) com· 1991 passed on ~':°". g~oobat of eo~: aepointed by the court Beech. County ol Orange, PUBLIC NOTICE This statement was filed Jackie Jervis, 607 Promon-Busln•n Nam• Orange County on Dec•m· menced to transact busi· ~u~era~~onhgapwpoyn~1~!: T 1 omia ro .. 8 • wrlhln lour months from State of California. as per w11h the County Clerk ol tory Rd E Newport Stat 1 bet 17, 1991 ness under the Actillous ~ time '': fi:!-1 da/ms the date of lirst issuance ot U.p Rec:orded In Book 1 LEGAL NOTICE Orange County on Novem-Beach Calif 92660 Th Fol~men persons FS 157 t 5 Business Name(s) listed Beloved mother of ~~~ 1:C:m• the °h!ar1~r :etl~ as provided In P-oe 88 ol ~i3cell1neous NOTICE IS HEREBY bet 26, 1991 This • busl~ess Is con-are d~lng buslr:L u: Published Newport Beach· above on: November 6, Joan and George date tic:ed b g ~.lion 9100 of the Rewfd Maps, en the Ollice ~IVEN that the following F514055 ducted by: a general part· B & l ENTERPRISES Costa Mesa Pilot Decem· 1991 Robertson, lovlng no a ove. •,allfomia Probate Code. of the County Rewfder ol items ol found or saved Published Newport eeach· nership . Dr 02· Ashok Kumar Sood grandmother o f Jett, YOU MAY EXAMINE '('he lime for lillng claims uld County. deecfibed as property have been held by Costa Mesa Pilot Oecem-The registrant(s) com. 2516 Kincaid .• ~ 2 ' bef 24, 31, 1991, January This statement was filed Gary and Nancy the file kept by lhe court. If wil nol expwe berore lout•foilows Commencing at the Polle• Department ol bef 3 10 17 24 199t menced 10 transact busl· CBsta M~~~ 9i516 Kin-7, 14, 1992 witll the County Clerk ol Robertson. Precious you at• ~ .. -person .norilhs trom tie hearlng'the point of 1n1waect1on ol the City ol Costa Mesa for • • • • T-005 ness under the Fictitious 1~uc~ a:No 202 Costa T·102 Orange County on Oecem-great grandmother interested. In .u.. •Slate, date notiatd above. the c.nter lines of Avocado •period In ex.cess of ninety Business Namo(s) listed ca r. · • ber 10, 1991 of Alana and Leah. ~OU ~·,•le ~th ~t co~ . YOU MAY EXAMINE AY9llUll and Second Ave-r> days: Boy's Red/W~t PUBLIC NOTICE above on: N/A M~~~a c~;::. 2516 Kin-PUBLIC NOTICE F5t509! A prlva1e family ser· Special Notice cW fie filing the file kept by the court. If ~::::-,,:• uposa~d ,~enu:P·~~ 1 $~'~11~1c0yy~, Bi~lr: Fl tltl Sa!vatore Longo fil d cald Dr. No. 202. Costa Fictitious Published Newport Beacn· vice will be held. f ·n ntory and you ate a pe<son ":"" ' -· ' c ou• This statement was 1 e Mesa CA 92628 Costa Mesa Pilot Oecem·I':::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= ~pr.:~I ~I v:Sta1e assets 1nteres1ed, in .thelhestate. =;: P 682. 1~~..; ~a BJ~:. 1:o:.~1ff,,°c; BuslneH Name with tile County Clerk ol This business Is con-Bu1lnHa Name ber 17, 24• 31 . 1991, Janu-1; or of any petition or you may hie with e court lanoous M/1108 Recor LI Bl BMX Bi 11 Statement Orange County on Oecem· ducted by husband and Stat•f!'•nt 7 1992 GOODWYN I rovided in a lormal Request tor aps, ds ol . ue ~ce T R The Following persons ber 13, t991 wife The f ollOWing persons ary • Col. Marvin W . :C~ ~~ of fit Special Notioe ot the filing Orange County. Coel1forn1a, NOTICE IS UR HE are dol business as· F515432 The registrants com-••doing buslnus as: T-OS8 G d 74 f Calftomia Probate Code A 01 an inventory and thence South 39 degrees GIVEN :;:1 11 no o~er ap· OIREC';9 PROFFESIONAL Published Newport Beach· menced to transact busl-PEACE 'FROGS, 600 New· PUBLIC NOTICE N:w0po~Y~~ach,' C~. Request lor Soecial Notice :P'::s81a~' esta~~:se: :,:nui: :::=A~ ~:~~p 0,pr:;:." pr~:::fy SERVICES, 18 Sea lsla~d Costa Mesa Pilot Oecem· ness under the Flc1ltiout r.z C~J; 9~Newport passed away Oec. 20, torm Is available from lhe Kcount J /r:vided in nue and the Southwesierty within aeven (7) days fol· Or .. N-port Beach, Calll, ber 24, 31 , t991 , January Business Name(•) llslt<I St::; oaiy Steln 5t0 Flctltloue 1991. He was a native court clerk. s.c~n 1250 ol ttie MtenslOn thereol 854 a~ lowlng the publicahon ot 92660 7 14 t992 above on: NIA SSth Sl Newport B.ach BuelneH Name of Bessemer, Alabama Attorn.y fOf P.tltloner: Cali1omia Probate Code A feet. thence North 79 de-thla Noll~. the 1111• thereto Patrick DaHon, 130 Lear · ' T-093 LI~da GaHney Calif t2A3 · Statement and attended the Uni-=~';.~ OLSON • Requ~sl tor.Special Notice orees. 49 mtnu'les. 40 sec· Shan veat In th• finde'c· II g~.f,1e91~ousand Oaks, PUBLIC NOTICE wT1~' lh~at~:~· wo:r:~ Christopher l.. Melson. 510 Tlledol Follobu~ng pe~soos versily of Alabama "'·~lld.. form 15 available from the onds West 120 16 teet lo a there be one, or In the lty K · L y 18 Se 18 1 1 3Sth St Newport eeach are ng senes•as. where he received 170 S. ,..._ .. v.. court clerk. poinl in the c:Gnter ltne ol of Costa Mesa, In which erry oung, • ' November • • Calif~ ·: • OKA CONSULTING SER· both his undergradu· Ptaedan•,CA 91101 AltofneyforP.Utloner: that certain County road case the property •hall be Island Dr .• Newport Beach, Flctltloui •1513231 Thi* business Ys con-VICES, 265t Irvine Av'!. ate and law degrees. News-ritoBeachlCoala DOUGLAS M. VICKERY known as Bayside Dnve. de-sold al public auction at a ~~I'· 9~~ 1 • BualneH Name Published Newport dOc:ted l')y: CO-partners 1282, Costa Mesa. Calif. He joined the Army ~17 1~ 2• 1991 GOOD,. WILDMAN, acfibed in the Oaed to the time and date to be an-duct~ b~~ ~·~ner~ ~~~-Statement Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot The registrant(•) com-92627 Air Core In 1941 and · • • • HEONc:SS l WAL~ County of Orange. Record· nounced. hi · The Following persons December 17, 24, 31, 1991, mtneed lo transact busl-01()(1 K. Amoah, 921 South served during World Tlcl. 5000 Camf)!'• Drive ed June 11 1838 1n Book DATED: 12117/91 ners P are doing business as: Janu 7 1992 .,.... under the Flctitlous FouM St. 121. Alhambra. PUIUC NO ~ Beech , CA 830 Page 0 217, Official DAVID L. SNOWDEN, ~~·~~'~.'::!!~ ~~~~ ND ENTERPRISES, 11295 aty ' · 1063 Buslneu HalTlt(s) listed Cal~f. 91801 War 11 115 •much dee· CPo30311~-126'0 Records. thence South 51 CHllEFOFPOLICE neu under the Fictitious Slater Ave .. Fountain Val· abo~ on: November 11 , Th11 buslne.ss . ls con· orated pilot and NOTICE OF PETITION New~ Beach/Costa degrees. 18 minutes. 46 Publlahtd Newport Buslnen Name(s) listed tey, Calif. 92708 PUBLIC NOTICE 1991 ducted by: an 1nd1vldual squadron commander TO ADMINISTER Mesa Pilot seconds West 33 20 feet 10 Rick Anthony DeBernardo, S1eve S1tln Tile reglstrant(s) com. with the 40th Bomb ESTATEOF Oec.21.24,28,199t a point on the Southe1ly Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot a~ve on: November 19• 1141 Tah, Irvine, Calif. Flctltlou• Tl'lls stalttnent was filed menced to transact ~usi· Group operated from Z.llScottl.wi:91 -right of way hne ol said Dec•mber24,1991. 1 1 LY 92720 aualnenName with lh• County Clerk ol ness under the Flct1~1ous bases in China, County roed a lhenoe along t117 Kerry oung Mike Ralph DtBernardo, Statement Orange County on Novem· Business Name(s) listed Burma, India, Island aka Zall Scott PUBUC NOTICE said Sout~ly right ol wwy PUBLIC NOTICE ~~~s .~~1c':~~ WCl~r:1e:, t6082 Cameron "· Hun-The Following persons bet 26, 1991 above on: Nove71ber 19, of Tlnlan. He retired Lewie Gu9tafton lifle North 79 degfeea, 49 Ofa • Coun~y on Novem. tlngton Beach, Calil. 92647 are doing buslneas as: FS140se 199t from the Air Force In CASE NO. A161996 ITHllutes. .to seoonds West ~ 99 Thia business Is con-ORTH OIL MILLER NO. 1 p bll hed N B h· Olorl K. Amoah 1964 and has resided To all heirs, ~~ fu 44 feel 10 the poinl ot a:S:~~!o::me bet ' 1 1 Fs13759 ducted by3....' general pert· PARTNERSHIP, 245 Fis-c:sl: MMe ~ O:e~-T1~~s t~tat~mentty w~ls ~lle:i In Newport Beach for .,.neklallea, «tdilors, cusp ot a curve concave nershlp cher Suitt A·7B Colla w • oun er 25 years. The 1urvi-eontingent creditors. and TRUSTEE'SMLE Northerly heV1ng 1 tlldius 01 Statement Publlshed Newport Beach· The reglstranl(s) com-Mesa Calif 92628 ' bet 3, 10, 17, 24. 199t Orange County on Oecem-vors Include a son: j)4!1'10na who may UNOERDIEDOfTRUST t76_00 feet.• redial line of Th• Fonowlng persons Costa Mesa Pilot 'Decem-menced 10 transact .~usl· Orth.Oil Co., Inc., a Cali. T-007 ber 10, t991 f•t• 1 oo Wiii Goodwyn of Bir· ,,therwiae be Interested In T .S No. t1-5Hle MOA uld CUMI pessinQ through are dolnQ business as: bor 3 10, 17, 24, 1991 ness under th• fict1t1ous fornla COfl)Oratlon 245 Fii· . .,, .,, mlngham, a brother: lhe will or estate, or both, YOU ARE IN DEFAl.\.T Mid poinl beers Soulh 10 KRAT2£R SOF1WARE IN· ' T-032 Business Name(s) listed cher Suitt A·7B Costa PUIUC NOTICE Published Newport Beach-, Gardner Foster Good· ot Zell Scott Lewis, aka UNDER A DEED Of= TRUST d8Qrees. 17 minutes. 00 TRNATIONAL. 7700 Irvine PUBLIC NOTICE above on: November 25, Mesa. Calif. 92621' Costa Mesa Pilot Oecem-wyn, Jr .• of Bessemer, ZelfScotllewtaGustatson DATEONOYa.tBEA27. t880, aeconds West aald Point Center Drtve Suitt 800, Ir· t991 This buslnua la con-Flctlttoue bor 17, 24, 31, 1991, Janu· Alabama and three A PETITION has been UNlESS V0U TAKE ACTION =also 1twt' point ot a.. Yin•. Calll. 92711 Mike DeBernerdo ducted by· a corporation ..... ,.... Neme filed by a.mice Mdrew in TO PROTECT YOUR · of Pwcel 1 of the Gary T. ICralZet', '27534 Flctltlou• Thi• statement was filed The reg.lstranl(I) com-ltatttnent lllY 1. t992 grandchildren. Grav• lhe Superior Court ol PROPERTY, IT MAY BE tion Recorded June Coatanero. Mission Viejo, BualneH Name with the County Cl8fk ot menced to transact busl-Tlle Following persons T-059 1ide eervlce wlll be Calilomla, County of 90lD AT A PU8LIC SALE IF 4, t957 in Boal 3930 Page Calif. 92692 Statement Ofange County on Novem-Mii under the Flc1ffious are dolnQ bullness a1: PUBLIC NOTICE Dec. 24th In Berming· ORANGE. V0U NEED AH 323, Offlclel Records ot said Edward Alledlsalan, 1797t The followlng persons bef 26, 1991 Buslneu Name(1) llstecl SOlMAA ENTERPRISES. -ham, AlabamL THE PETfTION EX~ATION Qt. Of= ~~County, vacating a portion E. Galllnela Sl, Rowland are doing business as: F514049 above on: O.C.mbef 1. 24252 C.Stilla Lane, Mis· Flctlllou• requests thtt 84Hnice =OCEEOING AGAINST of Q.yaide Dfive. thence HTehiQhteb, Cal1if, 917•18 (a}CENTER FOR PC Published Newport Beach-1991 110n Yl~\.~f. 92691 BuelneH N•me Alldfew be aP90inted as Eastertv atono Hid curve ire ua n111 1 con. V t R U S C O N T R O L Costa Mesa Pilot oecem. Anthony Orth, Prnidtf'll John UJanam Clark. 24252 Statement P4!1'10f'ial representative to ~Acrmwve~o and the Northerly line of duded b)': a gen8flll part· (b)"CcPCVC", 4199 Cam-bet 3 10 17 24 1991 This statement wu tllt<I CHUiia lane. MIH lon The Following persons ~r .,. estale of . • · Parcel 1 of uld Retotuoon, Mflhlp pus OriVt 1550, Irvine. • • ' ' T-0 1 with the County Clerk ol Viejo, Caollf. 92a1 .,. doing business.,. the decedent. Notice le~ QllWtl 1hlt through I centr• atlglt of 0 The rtgl1trant(1) com-Calif. 92715 t Orange County on DeCem-Deborah Mae Clark. 24252 HERITAGE FEDERAL THE PETITION W• Pac Reaio-.•:.u: degreoa. 5• minutes. 07 menced to tranaa~~ibusllo • BTA Economic Rt.earch PUBLIC NOTICE ber 6, t991 Castilla . Lene, Mission MORTGAGE COMPANY. 12 ~ests lhe dtc:edenrs trwc•. or aucoaaaor · aeconds an MC distance ot neu Under the ..... .t us lnsthute, a California corpo. Fl149tS Viejo, Calif. 92UI Ccf te Plaza Suite 140 Will and codlclls, ii any, ar IUbllll~«lcJ~ ~ 2 75 fMt eo the true point Busln•sa. Name(s) llllt<I rallon. 901 Dove Slre1 Fictitious Publlahtd Newport Beach· This bu1lne11 11 con-N•=rt Buch, Calif'. ..::.=... ~ .,. lldr:nitf~ to probate. !!'!!... • ..-~r:,...Cf of beQinnlno' ~Weit· 'aboveTo'K,!prU 1, t99t 11159, Newport BHch. Bualne" N•m• Costa Mesa Pllot Dec.em-ducted by: husband anct 92960 ro---. • ...__ The wil and any codicls vr _, "'m erly alOng _., curw and W'I • Inf Calif. 9~ Statement 2 31 1991 Jan wife Murray Mead 719 E Olive .....,, __ , -·-1 are avtlabte tor the Miry Lynn ....!:: the Norlhwetterfy conllnu· This atatement we "'4 Thia bu1ine11 II con-Tl'lt Following persons ber 4• • • uary The reglalranl(I) com-Ave BYfbanit'. CaJll 91sot Ct.,.i • ~ examination In f\t file kept =-7.0:-IMO in.t i atlon lhertof, through a ~~the ~ounty~ ::.:. ~Udh tel by.I al corr( ) ti~ are doing business 11: 7• 14· 1992 T-0?8 menced to ~u~ .... ~ Thi°i business 1i con-S500 Ptdflc Y1" OtNe by.,_ COUft ' Recolda central anolt of 20 dtOtees, ge """ t reg 1 ran 1 c m-WORLD SPEED MOTOR· neu under .,,. .-... uuvwl ductt<I by: an Individual ~ e..ctl A HEARING on the ~of~ ,. _ _, 2t minutes. 43 -=onds. an btf 10, 1 ... t 1 menced to transac:1 bull-SPORTS 2148 Newport PUBLIC NOTICE Bu1ln111 Name(•) llstt<I The reglstrant(s) com-...._ petition will be held on In the ofb "' .,_ ......... , Fltl10 nest under the Fictitious Blvd u ·11 G Co t M aboY9 on: NIA mencecl 10 transact bus$. -~!!~!!!!~ Januwy 9, 1992 •t 1 :45 Aeoordtt Of °'anot ~ ~.: ~~ 62. !:,~1 ~f Published Newport BMCh-8uslnu1 Name(I) listt<I Cant 92~7 ' 1 a esa, Flctttloua John Cllir1l ness undef the Actitioos r -···- P .M. In ~t. 3A located •t ~of =.:"...!'!"'c.!. ..... land ~lbeder~ the Deed Cotta Mftl Pilot Otcem-above on: November t5, ctiarl.s delrueste Jr 2151 Bual--· ... am• This atatetntnt -• fllt<I Bualne11 Name(s) listed ......._ _. 700 CMo C.ntel' Driv• ,_ .... -· .. ~ 17 .... 3t 1-1 J 1991 E d N ·• 1 ·--" with the CounlY Cr.rk Of .. __ • N ._. 21 -• ..... ,, West po Box 838 Santa to 911 1'*9Uftdlr NCCWdld Recorded December 4. "'" • "9, • .,. • anu-DaVfd J ThomNn Prell-Ylala ntra. a, ewpor St.tetnent Or County on Nowm-a...,,,. on. ovem..... • - Ana CA 92702-08le August n . 1•1 1net• 1942 In Booll 1173 P-oe ftly 7, 1992 der1I • • Beach, Calif. 92e60 Tl'le Fonowtng peraona bet~ 1911 1991 Mortuary * Chapel if YOU OBJECT TO t1......,7 of aald OflCW 254, Official Recolds ol aald T.o54 TNI atattmtnl waa llled Ben Mas:y; 180t Green-are dol;Lbuslneu u: ' Flt3439 Murray Mead Cremation E~=~:°:e ~ar."19818: 10.:~~ttlt=ceof~~ PUBLICNOTICE ~:9c=n~~!! SOOT10001d, Puel 10 ' Clolorado .r:~hOBNd.G~~. = ~eht<IM Newport,, .... ~ac.l\o RENT 1108toadWay ncl tat our AM • 1t1t Noflh ftrll South 29 degr ... 4• ITlin-bet al tt9t h 1 bua nesa • co"" inlnlWf Callt tae83 .._.. ... ""' .,_em-Coetai M9iA • or ~ •wJnen ..;.,... '° 1t1e CounlY utea 30 aec:onds We11 to a Flolltlow • FSta748 duct~ by: a general part· Jennlter l.. • ~ mt btf 3. 10, 11. 24. 1991 ..... ,. ~~~~~~.*~~~~~~~·~ ~a~ ~~~~~ ~L~a~u~r~•n~c~·~~Av•~·~iw~·~·~·~~~~~~~~T~.0~1~1~~~~~~0~h~c~1~u~s~rn~~~d~~=!~!~~~~' b:I:: the bMltn"' VO'Jr DIM~ Senta ~. CA• too United States 8ultltlNd ltetement s ...... _. • The registrant(•) com-' •·b In SMAJ11C ..-. to lht hlgtltlC Line aa aho#n · on United The 'ollowlnO S*'9eN Cotta M... Pilot O.C.m-mencecl to transact bull-~ ~ ~.y_ blcidtf '°' CMfl (p9yalJlt • lhe States Engineer'• Office are dOlno bullneU .. : bet 3, 10, 11, 24, 1991 ,,. .. under th• Flctltlou1 YOU ARE A time o1 .... 1n lawtUI~ Map ot Harbor Linea of CRS.CONSTRUCTION RE· T.o35 Buslneu Name(s) llltt<I fl R Of a me Unlild •->. a1 • Newport Gey, dat_, March PAIR SIRVICES, 5405 PUBLIC NOTICE ~-~ ...... ~. Jt. ctedltot o1 tie 110t n .,_. to 29, 1938, 9PPfOWd and• Alton Ptcwt .. Suite SA-a03, ..,,_..,....., fl ~ ,.,,... lilt wro' now,_,.,,,·• undlr llld 1~ bv the W• De· Wine, c.11r. 92714 flloUUoua ~ .~~ltmentc ty~ ~ .,.,.. With hi court Deed of TNIC 111 lhe ~ '*'"*'' on U.V 2. •839. Gery J. Klnae. 9405 Allon ... u. v.. oun ~ INll a copy to fl• ....., In _., Col.w"Y anct theta Sout,_...ly ~ f'kwY .. ~ M403, ll'Ylne, llusfM•• N_.. Otange County on NOYSl'll-~•tiv• 8tillln~•talOwl:MldUni..SSt.at•~ Callf.ttn• ltatawt wa. t991 ltd by lie court PM111 A • -....n °" W.., Line to United 8'a'4ll .. Din W. Klinge, IOOS1 Ma-The P~ l*aont FS1~3 tour mon1ha tom Rltd In ac. 1N. p_. 7 tl8lld Station No 105, • rtna &.n., ~on e..cn • .,.)D~ ~SH PublltMd N"PC)ft Beach- the 4ta'9 Of Int ~ ol ll'ld I of Pwalt ..._ ln lhe lhown on .rd ~lneet' Calf. '*' ~ Cotta Meta PloC OteMI-..._. • PIOV~ In ~of.,....... e.cft, COUrllY Ofla .....,, wtlllltl Point '"la bual""' I• con-ll)HOMI! 0 1''1<:! HCA!-btf 3. 10 11 14. 11tt 9100 oC ... of ow. ..... of CaMamll. Of' ... !Int °' ~ hah duct.cf byl ec>par1'*9 ARIAL IERVICES, ~ I • T.Ot3 ~ ~--Codt 1n IM oilat Of .. c._ ttdia of in. PKfflc Odllan 1n Tl\• rt(:lrantt•> com-~ Way. OW. Point, t.:..------- Tht *"" 1or ~ otlllmS ........, Of arqe ~ N9wpol't 19¥ L":'lled" :-c' under ~~ 0av1:2Tc.ward War re, PUBUC tfOTtCI • Mt ~ befor. four :0 °1!,Clf ~) 11 ~ :;.,..,,~ of ttfa d ~ Hame(t) lated U1M e.woort W*J, 0.. "9W.. mon~ ..!':.hewing OlllllbulMIMl.,.l11m c.llfoMla. in 8fld hit tbow on: DeceMber e, '°'"'-caMI: mat ......, .. llw :.~i!'~A~~~~~~ a1:900::. =-::..~~11\°:=r·.~-=.aw. . ._.. fr_J:..wo~ = '="perMM ._... ... of IN .... p!Opal'J~ OI tlflidl 0.C... Thia ~ WM ,_ • are "!1!.._ ~ aa: t:, = If\ \. == ~ --. ...,.,,...IAlcOtdtcl ~3.:,.1...a .. IN councr C*" Of Thia •uttnee• .. crono AN~ .. COMPAHV, you ~ .. wltfl lhe _. to 9a m 1M t11l .... looll 1 t41 ~......:,_~ ~ County ort Otoefn. ~ ~ hUIMnd end II° W... ~ ~ • fomW :-er:: tit.....,_. Blad\. CIMorllill=:...,~ ......... '*1 t•t NtlOM Tht ratlr•ntt1) ............. 9Md\. C . ~~'ti -= ··-·-p·'"''""' ................ --=--"::-.....:= _ .. _ ..... .,.. ....... UFP... ..... ........ .. .. a... .... o..a ... ~....-~. ... ~ ~ ..... °"' ............ • .. ~ i: === :.,•-=.. . ...... ,...... Mr '7, II."·, ... ..,. ;:.re:: NM ~J:ltlt 1Na ::I:' t .. "9=•,...1..,,.,._=-=-u-'3 .. llfYT,1• T.olf=-~:=._._.g::Dll~ ~-:r~ n. _, ..,.,,.. ., .. ,. IOTICI =:'~ ~ TNt':~ • .-~-"°'" .... -.-', .... .. .. ,,.,:t". • ... ,.. ..... 'J: ~ -... riD ~ --. .., .. ..... .. "'"" .... ..... ~ • .. ... ... .. ................ The reol.V...-C•) .... ,.,,... ....-. -.1u•~•.. 1,111111 ......,.....,..........,......., ....... ..... ~......... t.Mtr ................. ......... .. • °'1111 ........ ~,.... ....... ........ ,.. :-.. ..:.--.r·;.: ·: ....... =1:1 MC·"''"····, .. =..~~ ... . .._h • CA .... llD 9iJ 'l"J.. ,_, '* ilil6f6Liil1fl• ·~tot a MW •M.i09!• ,,:...-:-...:. ::...:: • ?I ltill. •• :111&'' I .... .... • .. ,.... I" ?lfttefitt ...... ..., • • -• _.. 11 ................... , ... r•u • ...ai1 ._ --~il'I IMl1l1.t111 .. • ...... • --~, ~111·.= ·~"---- STIRUll I llEW IUSllESS?'l E enta .......................... 2802·2894 lue• ....................................... 1704 _. •.••••••••••••.•...............••.•••.• : •• 1708 lfotei./Moteb ................................. 2718 \'IM)&Uon R.eutala ........................... 278JI "°°mmate• Wanted ...................... 8784 Bentala Wanted ............................ 2728 Oarap9 Por Rent ......................... 2740 fHorace .......................................... 27'68 flllao· R.entala ................................ 2744 Cona Mesa, ~ 98827 ..IL Elll1E A~~ ................. 87&0 Baetn•• Prope1't7 ......................... 8'78'7 Bu.ta ... omo. Bental8 ................ a788 Coaaiaero1al Propen7 .................... 8778 ~nlta •.•...••...•....••...•.•..•••• 8788 lnduM:rtal ••••.••.•••..•••....•...•........•••.•• ., .. ~uaine9• For Sale ......................... 2900 Buaineu OpportUD1t7 ................... 2906 Buatn ... Wanted ........................... aeoe Creel.It •••••••••••••.•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• H07 In,..tment OpportunJt)' ............... 8908 InW.tment Wanted ....................... 2910 Mone1 To Loan ............................. 291 '6 Monq Wanted .............................. 8918 llortpee•, T.D ............................. 1918 All real estate listings that run in Saturday's publication appear in the separate Real Estate tabloid section. Sel Your Private Porty Merchoridis8 HERE!! Th.eater/C..ttn1r ............................. 1921 Inoom• Taa ................................... 2922 Lost • Pound ................................ 292G llealth • Jl1tneaa ........................... 3000 8ohoo1.9/ID.8truot1on ....................... 3018 Trani ............................................ 3014 llem.benhip• ................................. 3018 Peno-a.ala ••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••• 3001-.3005 Servloe Dlreoto1"7 ........ ~ ........ 3406-3939 Employment .................................. GG30 Employment Wanted ..................... 5535 Domeatlc ........................................ 5'540 Anttqun ........................................ 8010 Appliance• ..................................... 8011 Auottou ........................................ 8012 • ~ 24. 1•1 117 J'u.rnltun ....................................... 8014 Ml8o. MerobandlM ........................ 60115 Cam.eru ........................................ 6018 Collectible• .................................... 8017 CoDJ,puten •••••••••.•...••..•••...•..•.•....... 8018 Pree llercb&ncliM ....................... ~ 8022 Jewelrffl'ura/Art ............................ 8025 Bntldtnc Matertala ........................ 8030 M&ob!neey ..................................... 804G omce Purnltu.re/Equlpment.. ........ 8047 Pet./Anamala .................................. 8049 Muaical wtrument• ..................... 80155 Pia.no9/0rpu ............................... 8059 Bicycle• ......................................... 8080 Sporttnc Goods ............................. 8065 Ticket• ........................................... 8075 TV/Stereo/ElectronJo. .................... 6080 Garace sa1 ......................... 6102-e 190 Boat• .................................... 7011·7018 Marine Service .............................. 7020 Marine Sllpa/Docu ....................... 7022 Airplanes ....................................... 8010 Camperstrrallera ........................... 8014 Scootera ........................................ 8018 Automobile• .......................... 9010-9090 a s How To Place A Classified Ad BY PHONE 714-842-5678 North Oranp County • 1540· 1220 South Oranp County • 498-8800 BY VISITING OR MAIL 330 West Bay Street Costa Mesa, CA. 92827 (comer of Newport Blvd. • Bay St.) PUBLICATION DAYS TIM Pila& 18 publlabecl "917 ~. Tbmeclq • 8&turda;J and iU.trlbul.ed lllto N-.oft a.ell • C:O.t& K.... TIM lndepeDdent l9 publlahed ne17 Tb~ &Del dllt.rlbu'4MI tnw u-~ 8-la • FOWlc.aln V.U.7. DEADLINES GENERAL POLICY Ratel and ct.ad.l1DM an nl>Jeot to cJwiie without notice. The pubUahlr l"IMrftl lht rflht to cenl4r, reclaHlt7, rnl11 or reject an7 claHlfltd admtlMment. Pleue report an7 vrora that mar be In 70V claulftecl ad lmmedla&eJJ. Thi Newport Beuh~ MM& Pllo& • The Independent accept• no llabWtf for l.Jl1 errw ln an adnrt18ement for which lt ..., be nsponaible except for Ua COS\ of the .,.. MtuD;r oocup1ecl la7 Ua ln'OC'. er.cut c:aD oaJ,J be alloftd for tbt fin& lnMrtloD. CLASSIFIED HOURS Telephone 8 :00AM-G:30PM Monday-Friday Walk-In 8J30AM-G:SOPM Mondq-Friday Tuesday •••••••••...•.•••••..•.•.•...•...••..•.•.•.• :S:OOPM Monday Thursday .•.••....••.•.•••.•.•••.••••..••.••.• 3:00PM Wednesday Satur-clay ••.••••.•••...••••••••••••••.••••••••••.•.•• 3 :00PM Friday Saturday Real Estate .................... 15:00PM Thursday Houses Condos For Rent ( .t \. I H ·\ I · I o ..' ERVICE COSI ·. Ml-.S/\ 11124 3Bdrm l9a. 1227 .200 OWIQ 1~ Own + ~ Xlnl COK'fdl loclillon! «91-5801 E'alde \yrs new, 3Bf 2~ba, ptc. lndfy, aun deck, ~ entry kltch, c~.s=· 2 car an. 87&-e992 IJ\{,I \ Nlltl 1 I \II o.! MOllMCM llaACH 38R, a .. BA. Ike new Ca'*'-eoualne w, WINTER RENTALS AVAILABLE Waterll'ont HomM Inc. RHllOra 131-1400. 7eo.3800 ('(II(( ):'\o,, 111-1.M\ll 'I'..' Walk Mz catfton golf/ -~ EJ tennlat415,000 Open **28A 111A. 1 blk to Set tell t•74M Of China COYWocn. View, I . •11481-4eot deCk. frplc, ywd. gar. lndry. 2911 Seavtew. $1 50 RA H"* 11275/mo.873-0881 • P'~' '"' 1BA htct.awav. ' blu per day, bch, woodaY Mttlng, • Low':lttlll•d loltr """ or untum. 1895 That• ALL you pay. In "Pott ltrMbl Ull Ind. TI0-1175 ~~ , d•d a up-48A l\liBA. com. pool, "' .. ~ 1ot. *"· OCMl1 View, ~ SERVICE 1• 000 c1ener. 11.soo. atcr. nu · •••••• crp!!lpnL 84CM 1u. DIRECTORY u.urtoue 28R 2BA. f/p, .,.-now eos Mario ~ mcw. lnfannedon gold. l11Ml mo. CALL TOOAV1t i4Nl90 ASK FOR NE\\'!",, I I Bl-:i\1 'I 1111>'1 1 Newty '"* CAPI! coo CANDY I 8ft 38ft. 38A ::I: Yeur frplO. ...._ ..,... Dli allary ~an tmm.;:: "'*" 1 .... 1111,...,W,~ 141 tU1 ldl10 "'I' I I \ ~.< I ', SI II\ I I I l ; • 1, 1\ I! 1 11 I I I-1 I 1 I( I I> I t·\ I I I:\ 1, I I ''- Iii > \ ; '.,,) II', I t 'I C'AH.t'l-:NTHY :1510 ( 1\Hl't I .i ;> 14 I I '\1 t-:'Ii I I I ) :'Ii I 'll t ( I. . i ' 't 1 I. t-H1\ 1\1 f I I II I-S .I •.'"i EUTTHI( Al .. 11110 1t-IH t \\'(HIP .lhl'< H/\lll.INli .1720 I \:'Ii l ,.._,( \I' I ,\ ,l.\\\'.t\tn 1""-l MOVING :JH34 PAPt:lllNG 38H6 SJ'fUNKLt:H HEPAIHS 3921 $SUPERMOVERS$ ~= 1~~R~= Sprlnkl•r• are my Free Wardrobes. Free ellng s.rv. Advice To only business. Repairs nt. T1482H. 142-t258 The Crazy. 633-7172 & In a 1 a II at I on a . Pt-.T SEH\'ll'ES .IM70 Chal1n 722-7824. l 'l'H<>l.STl-:HING 3931 PUIUC NOTICE The Calf. Public: UUll- U.. Commluk>n RE· QUIRES that all UMd household goods mover• print their P.U.C . Cal T number, amos and chaufteurs print their T.C.P. num- ber In .. edV9'11 ... ments. If you have • Kryalal'a VIP Pel Kingdom Q & Q Uphotate~ Pet Taxi-Pel Sitters Reupholstery & IM+e23e & &47·5502 .__R...:•pal~ra_._5"4_2_~_12. __ l'LllMHING :u-rno quntlon ebout the a. Mlku• Plumbln9. gelfty of a movw. limo '30/ht. RM.a.raws. No or chauffeur, cell: job too big or small. Pubflc Utilllles For all )'OW plumbing CommlMk>n needs. M0-4918 714-658-4151 ··'· 1'0UllQUllT Repan, reptpea. wa••- heatera. Comm/A••· Bonded/lnaurttd. Call T1m *992-0739• HIHH (:\I i :1•nn ~t I I '" . ' . Palil¢Ctlluln • •1du1M1,._ .. OUd1y ....... bJ .................... p r o f e 1 1 I o ft ah . NolHMf1 -..ta ow UC•eoaQM;. lnlured. ....... p,..-.~ (!14).Ullll Plug Into the Pilot C1ossified section to find saMC~S fmm ileCtridOns and plll11bers to J7t4JMM472 ertne KMeer (714)e9CMUM Mr. Wetter I (.,Ill I•'\; \ IH.I :0.1 \I '. •1,.'.! 11. t .~ I 'C > ! , I I LINES DAYS BUCKS l\t \I II ······• 1 Sell your private party merchandise in the Pilot Classified Community Marketplace. Coll the Pilot today at 642-5678 and toke advo~toge of this great off er. 3 LINES for 3 DAYS for 3 BUCKS <M«dlom ~ ssoo (Wr) --- PiiiiL Personals SI'; EKING MEN 3003 SEEKING WOMEN :WIM Sl·:J-.K I N(i WOMEN ;1004 l'EHSONAI. SEHVl<'ES :1005 SEEKING ENTREPRENEUR BALBOA ISLAND INTRLIGENT ALL~ ~s PRETTY GENTLEMAN YET HUMOROUS ~HOM£ PHONE,., M EN 3003 BLUE·EYED Single Caucasian 35, SWM, 23, 5'9", brown 1~ A WOMAN BLONDE 6'5". healthy Protea. hair, blue ey ... •ffk• 11 yrs+ No l6llrnumlS23 OF QUALITY atonal seeking special attractive female, 18-OIH 1.eoG-772-2185 · Attractive, youngish. 34• love Ille, tired of lady, 30-50, tor walk· 25• to •hare beach _B_EA_UTl_FUL __ &_EX_C_ITIN_Q_ mlddl&-aged SWF Pro-the bar scene, looking Ing, dining, hugs, golf, walks, ballets and UVE LADIES fesslonal, loves Ille. !0< someone special quiet um .. and ahar• cozy fir•• with an In-1-900-37()..68()().Adults Are you In your ahctles to care for. I love to Ing your Interests. telllgent, sensitive Co.. 115/Call cuddle up In front of a #3162• lege atudent #3152 and my counterpart? warm fireplace with · · DIN 1-800-n2-2185 *41 61. soft music, a good•---------MEN LOOKING FOR FUN? ATTRACTIVE man & wine. I can be BEAUTIFUL ARE PIGS LIVE LADIES a lady first, and a little WOMAN . ... 1·90().737·2229 AND glrl at limes. I'm nol Except Seattle na-20 mlnutea/$35 INTELLIGENT spoiled, but I should INSIDE & OUT llvaal SWM, 36, 6'1 ", AllAla DIN 1.acJ0.772-2185 I I wanted by SWMCNS, 170 Iba., monoga-S tab I e and a c-be. Love to sa 1• b ke, 37, for tennis, beach, moua, hllarioua con-NEWPORT WOMEN compllshod blond, 44, opera, theater, horses. skiing, travel, within v8'9atlonallst longs for WITH PHONE NUMBERS • 5'5", Ill ond happy, Could 1 be your Holl-honest, fun, healthy, witty, humorous, cute, 1-900-884-DATE• Ext. 40 likes tho outdoors, day gift this year? committed relation-allm companion, 26- looklng for one man Lei's go dancing &. ship. #3162. 40. Romance? It can STRONG BEAUTIFUL with humor and lntog-_se_e_l_f¥_4_1_52_·----•---------happen Ill ttl3142. DIANA r1ty, nkos dinner et LOVE BUSINESSMAN •--------1-900-m LADY ... 1on1 8:00 or alter, who's TO SKI SWM, SO, 5•11 .. , lives MUST wllllng to travel to In Arizona, loves golf, LOVE ~;,w,!t,~~ ,:1°:;,h. 44-~f:' bl~~r;ct~~~r. s:i~e tennis. (no kid•>· KISSING BIG eyed Ski Bunny, speaks German, look-Attractive, monoga- aeeka attractive male, Ing for lady who en-moua, secure, sincere, BLONDE ages 22-28, to keep Joya same. 1113145• communicative, edu- 49+, sophisticated/ me warm on a cold1--HAN--D-S_O_M_E __ catad, trim SWM, 41, casual, serious/funny. winters night. #4162. 6', aHka caring, aen- ls there a mature, tall UNIQUE AND·HUMOROUS altlve. trim, alncere, N non-smoker guy who 25 year old SWM, /amkg lady 34-40 for Isn't looking for a STRAIGHT blond hair, blue eyes, commitment, sharing skinny 25·year old FORWARD enjoys outdoor actM-la activities togeth«. Kldlott? #4163. ties. aMka attractJve,_'1_3_1_53_. -----WF, young redhead, .-41, 5'7", needs one SWF, 21-30 years ofd MY DREAM EARLY CHRISTMAS PRESENT Attractive SWF, rad- he•d. dynamic, active, profeulonal, looklng for a •8·60 yrs. SWM, you should be the same. #4141. f with good MnM' of woman man or walks, humor. #3143. PACKAGE laughter and lots eaUf'A PLll!aeEI more. Respect gets •--HA--N-D_S_O_M_E__ °"" " ..,.. you • v • r y t h Ing. lncfude smlllng, unln- maybe even me. STRONG hlblt9d, a~. W81m, #4151. CARING , avallabl9 heatt. Add »SO yean growth. SWM, 42, 5'11", .195 Wrap In feminine Vic- lbs. SffkS SWF, 24-tori • S t (ti er1 SEEKING WOMEN 3004 I'm AdV9nturoua 1-900-737..QIRL• .. t-on-1 QAYMEN 01' NEWPORT 1·900-28&-HUNK• Ext. 19 DARK BEDROOM TALEI 1·900-903-GIRL• Ext. 50 • S3 min. Al Clllen 11+ •••$2hdn 20 "*' ~ T~,.Ft.My.ra. Fl 36, 5'7"-8', who llkea a• ecra ng • to dance, ttavel, talk, to J•,:,_":lL*!!:a ------~ I A YOUNG I . I The No matter what you're daing, your hometown newspaper . PiiiiL fits In. PROFESSIONAL laugh and feel very rvv ""'" special. #3151. SWM 40, 5'9", llvH 24, alngle male, Just ___ H_O_u_E __ _ graduated from Col· "' lege, new to Newport ALONE? Bo•ch, aoeks attrac-Me too. DWM, Ex· Uve blond, blue-eyed Brooklynlte, 39, blond· woman between 20-lsh, beard, ponytail, 25• "3144• 5'1 1", 210 Iba., N/ S • All Kinda of Job• For Lei's meet for a movie All Kinds of People. and a bite. Your neck Piiot Claaalfled. or mine. tll3Hl1. C .M . En)oya the beach, do you? SHka SWF, 37-49 for a little wine and fun tlmH, maybe youl #3164. Hove A Garage Sole ! lllllotl'itl0.. .... '41~11 • ..,..,..r.,.s.w• HOW TO RESPOND TO Dhlf {INE e Call 1-900-844-0100 ·E~ter 4-digit c?de appearing m ad e Listen to greeting •Leave message (you can change it ~f not satisfied) When leaving a message •Leave your first name •Mention your interests •Tell your age •Describe your appearance •Specify your preferences •Include what you liked about the person you are responding to . y OU mar leave a 30 second message. You wil be automatically billed 98¢ for each minute. " , f Tf 1 1 :., F o R r. 1 r o r L :... c t v o u P rn u t,' ~ . · 1 .\ L A u Ap~rtments For Rent llOO:\lS :.! ;01; CdM apt to ahr. 2BR/ 18A. Nr bch. Aval nowt Ind w/d & utlla. $450/mo. 640-5197 Coat• M••• · single Christian father w/2Br 1 Ba duplex •••k• roommate. lnct W/D, kitchen. appla, ate» age, garage • off atrMC pe~lng.,.. uth pd. except phoM. AVI tor lmmed OCCl>Y· CAI 8'1646-4520 EASTSIDE C.11. The:,~ Claufflt4 Depart~t Wiii Clpae At 1:00PM ~odat' LOS I' I<. t-UUNI> "t:'.1 TRAVEL JOH OneWllf Plane Tk'fttf From OC to 1.,verl Leaving Jan 1 ~ only $100. 97~'78"1 1 Employmc:llt ~o 3BR townhome. F• •LIQUOR CilllWK• male Pf9ferr8d. S350 PIT 2-4 evea ~ wk + ~ utllllJea. lndlucea ' Costa MM ' Inside laundry faclll-a .... 3883 'Sfeve lies. free excerclae 1------....... -- equlpment • ~1ng •uro ROUT S both, furnlahed " Available In ~ kitchen & llvlng room ton Beacl'I oun- and a.rge aundeck.. lain Valt-v. N t-*'31-e9~9* Ing. Must ha eco- LIDO ISL• Cozy, quiet nomlcal car, Ina • 4Br hJe. LIO patio, nr and valid drivers N-- bch. MJF 23--39 n-amkr c e n • • • C a 11 M r . 1435 + utll. 723-0400 Nielsen at 64 3lt3. UDO ISLE Prof n/amkr CHILD CM& M/F to ahr terrific aome nltea upper apt Incl BR & ends for ofo WIS/mo 411-3418 rea. &40-2148 M/F ahr beach apt, 1415/mo + utlls. 112- B 3911'1 St. nice rm. Mike ot Rob 845-2873 Ne.Mii' prof ahr 3BR :t8a condo. Up, w/d, poof, SIMI. MOO(mo + ~ '*'• e:u-6421 Non•mltr female to ..,.,.. 2br apt neat oec. '375/mo +111s "°""Y-ett..a114 Wk S46-8070 hm, Debbie. SOUTH COAST METRO .,... • 1255/mo. 1 rm, 1 BA aval Iii 2BA 2BA apt: tM:rOU from Per- forming Me Center A7~48 CUSTOMER SERVIC' The N~RT BEACH/COST ESA PILOT.. for a Cuetomer Safvlce ReptHentatlve for the Clrculatlon Dept to wortc a flexible eched- Ule, approximately 1• 24 ~ ~ .. k. We need a .. abte peraon with &rong telephone Illa, pteuant phone •· neat appearance and able to work well With oth•ra. U.50/Hr. Cell DANl•L SHU 842-4381 Ext. 207 DISTRICT MANAGER adutt motor •· Muat be ant k: & detail • Elc- Hlr•. ttaln~anage • •• •••• Offlo• P•rlence prefelTed, •uttee. ax12, furl\. but not neceuary. l'tM /atklng, kaich 1350 per w"k to '°°"' oonee. Neept, ·-a___ ,. __ t conf '°°"'· 'AX. cop--·--·-.....,.. at.art. Send ~let· let, ...., JW All'pott. ~.... I ~ ~ m:::-=o 1 _MMa. __ CA_8282_.__1 __ l'.'I' '-llll\I ""'" HOllY HICOlll Mlllclng ...... '°' cnft ~. CAI 1.IQO.n:M749 ('""9t be Cft";1 I --~ M~rchandise API': ',\Nt ·t-.S h•I I I HiH~l lUHE liOH •0"91"9 Manted• Looking For The Mu-1 Hll IMng rm, Perfect Chrlet· ~ & dining rm met Gift 'or t e. sst .. 728 •Hlm~,.t Bri;.;i;;c;t;;;.,~dr. ";;mati-;;a;;:ll Men' I go Id J AZ box • ttame, watch, never wom, • 1235. While 1U11 In orlalnal box. & a daybed, Retall 121'&1.. wlll l'OW~ H BOATS 701:.! 80 COAST MARIN• 11' Wooden Hull. Hat· bor CfUIMr. >ant cond. U,000 080. MM7M S/\11. BOATS 70 H ire & trundle, com-NII for SID 842· ple~195. 1Mo.a733. 4321 X303 days, 25 ft. Cal, w/aplnnaker '!~ 7 .. ,. .. 188 150 Jenoa boom vang, Fel new eola.bed -eves auto pilot. 115 h/p O/b, Bl!ICK !tO:J:; 1.------------..... •ee Buick Century Limited, loaded', 15,000 mllea left of extended warranty, $5,250, 363-1433 LI pink/grey full alffpa 15, fully equip, 1--------~ $200. 551.()833 S1fver Fox Jllcket Uk• 12,900. 882-0128. KIN WATERBED • New. Size Medium. Sebot -llboat with N~ mattr .. a. In-S49• 557•7084• two 1all1 & cover. 87 Sedan DeV111• CAllll.J./\(' ~HHO clud4'la frame • head· $450. 75&-9342 or 4dr, 82k ml, 2nd Good ~ 75&-1947 owner, doth Interior, .._.._.._.., $200. Cell Immaculate ahape, • leave m-.. $8960. 627-3047 day •Pl•w•r Pie no• 7~1178 ~ ---~~Ma~.,._..,... ... de~a«~a~• (eleclrlc, mahogony, - - --" - :2 room tab19 w/4 Duo Art conaole) Muat t 958 CHRIS CRAPT ( IH.\'Hlll r I' '•Il l'> Sell before Chrtatmaal • Oueen al t1100 obo 973-7877 Woody, gr .. t condJ. '17 cii.-... ...._ __ _ beQj(ike ,,_,cheat of • lion, new engine. ,.....,, ~ d~ra, 15 ft. maple Spinet Plano w/bench $8000. 714-995-145$ Thi• one i. pract to c~tabl•. &4&-oe04 Id••• Chrlatmaa MUI (1271) 81t,7SO ~A t : 3 G_., •• 0 \ ADI • • ~S' 0 ' J t i CllL aw FRBDl.Y AD3«JR$ fflYl ;'J CALL: ,. 1985 SSO Kawe .. kl ftBHIQE co••T prHent S575. Baby .let Sid In top condJ. """" ,.. 0ranc:1, black •bony, t1on. no hoUfS on new JEEP AND EAGLE gteal condhlon $850. motor, $2000 obo. t .. oo-•••..t•D 527·1854 (714) 142·7207 daya 714194 ... 023 HICYl'l.ES hOflO (714> 142-oea7 eve• '89 ChnJ Coralee 4dr, very ctean, Only 21 K mllH, (0813) 84780 MAHINI-' Sl.ll'S l>O<'•<S 711:!~' ORANGE COAST JEEP AND EAGLE t .. 00-828..t•• 714194 ... oa3 If you're loolrlng for• c•r, cl•sslfled h•s news for you. ' HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO YOU! Is someOM special having a birthday In January? Announce tt In the Pilot and Independent! Send In a non-returnable photo along with $10.00 or just a message: with SS.00 and we wtll publish It on January 9th. Deadline: January 6, 5:00 p .m Send your message to: The Pilot & Independent 330 W. Bay St. Costa Mesa, CA 92627 Attn: Classified Happy Birthday --------I Name I 1t, Address _________ , I Phone I I Message t; I . ' Photo ~e $10.00 Birthday I Message onty $5.00 ~, ........ --- 17VW ..... c ...... llTCMnAYAll R•d, A/C, WhMte, Cau •20PCG5e Auto, A/C, .... Uc#IP23124 ~ ... ... ... . T ..... flf TOWOTAOP COITAmaA c.... .... 1224000 1a..aaoo PUN .. ,._ SUMI Immaculate! pam-.. # J)9rced .. ., C........_I ., very low mllff, white on while W/rw# black top, a/C, PWf stewing, CfUIM, pulk>ut tape 1 own«, mu ..... , Only ~ 17499. 125--0233 x1oa / or 975-7197. '73VW !U~~~. moving• must Mtlll $1L300 OIO. e7a.7•'70 Al\ I Iql FSA : Cl /\SSH S '•~.,u VOi KSWAGO!'< !f:!:J:> 'H Impala SS 399, power w6ndowa, a/c, '88 VW Clbrlolet power brak... t.ch, Great Uttle catl one conaoled, power teal driver (1231) •Nta, tilt, all stock. 18,SSO Excellent condition. ORANGE COAST S5500. 840-1303· JEEP AND EAGLE te5e Dodtfe Poa.rt1 1-800-522.JEEP 2dr, llOtc mJ original, 7141154 ..... ,,.~3 extra clean, 12750. ........... 527-3047 day 760-1878 9V9/WtCnd •72 VW Bug con- ve1'1lble, new top, headliner, 5,000 ml on engine, must '" to appreciate! $5,000. 363-1433 AUTOS WANTUl !!:.!70 CMatmu cUh wdlng for 814, older MBZ. British or odd exotica. can Bob, 532-4890. By CHARLES GOREN with OMAR SHARIF and TANN AH HIRSCH Both vulnerai*. South deals. NORTH • 10 I & \7 QJ843 0 4 •A 9 7 3 EAST •842 \7 A782 O QJ& • Q .J & SOUTH •KQJ78 \7 Void 0 A 10 9 8 2 • K 10 8 The biddinc. South W•t North Eut l • P .. 2 • P .. 4• P .. p._ P .. Openini lead: ? We a.re convinced that Sherlock Holmes not only p1-Yeci bridp, but did 10 aceectinpy well The pme WU made for a person with bis &DA· lytical ability. He would have had no trouble findina the winninc &ead OD this band. Before re.dine on, )eave only the Welt band upoeed Nortb·Sout.b are playinc a forcint club system. where all handa coo-tainini 17 or more bicb-caid pointa are opened one club. That fact. to- pt.her with the auction, la all the information you need to defeat. the cont.net. What ia your openina lead? What do you !mow about the North-South b&nda? South bu a muimuin or 16 hich-card point.a, and North. for a aiDcie raille, bu a ranee of 6-10. D.pite t.bia, South leaped diract1y to pme, without even makini an invitational bid. To juatily the jump to game with I minimal hiib-c:ard valuea, South muat have conaidenb&e diatribu· tional ueeta. So West decided to cut " down on the enemy ruftinc power by leadini the ace of trumps and another. The attack proved let.bal. Declar· e.r could pt only one diamond ruff in dummy, 10 then were two un- avoid&b&e loeen in that suit as lone u Ea.at tplit bis honon when the auit. wu led from the table. The only 1 cbance for 10 tricb wu to hope both the queen and jKk of cluba would dl'op, or that one of the de- fenders held ~ the ace and kinr of beuta and club lenct.b. and would be caucbt in a equeae. When nei- ther of thaee pmlibilit:iea material-ised. declarer went down a trick. No other &ead will Mt the COD· tnct. A club or bee.rt oparinc ulvo let.a declarer cub three minor-.uit ' winners and ruJf three diamonda in chunmy, in addition to ecorinc four trump tricb in band. ~··------- ~ TODAY'S CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROU \ ' . , DEAL OF THE WEEK SOUTH COUNTY VOl.KSWAc:;oN So,es. service & Leost'lg 871 I Booch Blvd .• HB • 842·2CXXl Oil .t Flffer (;hon~ $9.95 plUI Im r~ UJ.50 VW .t Jwzu products only. APPAREL IALIOA ISlAND Kl>S ClOTHIN~ CO. Volx complete chllctens clothing store 224 Morine Ave • Bat>oo • 723-4490 Iring a donallon oJ u.d clothing lor charity a ~elv• a 15S ~t. BIDWEU 'S llD11QUE Infant & Toddler & Womens Sportsweqr Via Udo Plaza. 3467 Via Ndo • NB • 673-4510 20% OFF Joneve Jog Set• (s/llc or nylon) THE~TIOVS OUtdoo< Recreation 9.Jpplles/ Apparel 1700 Newport Blvd. • CM 645-3400 FllEE $5 (;Ill CM1llcal9 wlltt any '25 Clolttlng l'urcltal8. (Umlt One c.tflllcote,,., cudotn«, ' PAOlO~NI Rne ltolon Ootties For Men Udo Morino Vlloge 3416 Via Oporto.# 1 • NB • 675-4044 20t.Off any~ SHIPlEY'S Clottie1 fOf Men. Women. & Boys 2300 Harbor BNd. •CM 631-3222 Men'• • Wom«t'I • tor• 1Ul111E NECKS $5.99 (Many Colotl) S, M, L, XI. ROY STEP SHOES Largest Select1on of SAS Comfort Shoes In S.CA City Shopping Center • Orange •634-0631 Additional 10" Ott out$ 19.91 Sale Gtoup AUTOMOTIVE BENZalEAMER Maintenance 8t Repair 375 811stol St.,#85 • CM 668-0882 Lubtfcallon Setvlce A Safety ltUpeetlon $J9. 95 (Save501') JOHNSON a SON Soles Service & Body Shop 2626 Harbor • CM • 540-56Xl Smog Cerltt1catlon $24.95 p/f.11 $6 for c etWlcate . Fold, Uncoln MelcCly only PERFORMANCE MITSUllSHI Soles. Sefvlce 8t Leasing 19202 Beach Blvd.• HB • 968--0233 IDS Off Dllcount on Al l.,,aln .MllwbWll ptOducts only. SOUTH COUNTY ISUZU Soles. SeMce a Leoslng 18711 Beoch Blvd.• HB • 842-2CXXl FllEE aa point aety lmJ»cllon. Col tor detok M1lE Cl.ICIC NISSAN Soles. Service a l8ollng 2845 Hotbof Blvd. • CM • S40-6410 llolale• ~ ~4 ........ 124.95, do81nol hcb» non..-b,......., ,,,_,,, Nl'tlclHottly. COMPUTERS NOTIAU "NOIDOOI• COWU1lm FoctOtV Direct 386SX-2c:Mu CPU ~ ·l-6M/RAM • MX-Opt 18436 WCIU St. • FV • 964-1837 • MX 96&-4338 ,......,~ ............ IJ»dot I,_,, hg 11,_ MW UH ART/GALLERIES HEALTH/EXERCISE SHAPE -ur NEWPORT F\A SeMce Health ClJb lOeK> IMne Ave. (W81tdlf Plaza)• N8 631-3623 JSS Ott~ EnlOlltn«tl Fff FOOD/RESTAURANTS AllONDANZA Fresh Posto a Seafood Restollont 3421 Via Udo • NB 67~973 FrH Lunch EntrH With Pulcha# ot Second ANGELO ltolon RlstOfonte 1969 Harbor Blvd.• ~1225 •CM 20"llt Off Entire Check, lunch or Dinner ARIANA Afghanistan Restaurant 440 E. 17th St.• CM• 646-4418 15S Off any dJnnM check OI fflEE De_, with any dlnn« IOIHANA Japanese Cuisine 4250 Birch St. • NB 955-0822 o. ........ y,.,,, .... '""IVclw:»eol Al-~a11Nla,,,.clald$1J.50 CHOPSTICKS HOUSE G<>Lwmet Chinese Culine 18315 Brool<hlXSt St. #1 • FV • 963-72 11 FllEE enlrH ( oJ equal or leU« Valw) wllh pucltoH "'J .,,,,..,, ~ In only) GAGPIZZA Gourmet Pizzo. Postos. Subs & Buffalo 1125 Victoria St.• CM 722-7585 FJlEE Mil*> l'fmJ F ~ (ho puchale nec..ayJ lA POSA.DA Authenttc Mexican Restouroot & Contino 16129·0 Brookhurst • FV • 839-2513 One FllEE otdtH ol Nacho• (Dine In only) LOVE'S IAR a ~u Newest member or Love·• Bart>ecue 20111 8r~a1 • HB 968-7500 50S Off2ndEhNedeqldot ....... u·s R£STAURANT Mcndartl.~ a CatoneeeOJlhe 8961 Adams • H8 968-5050 10SOffFoodJOQo. $10~ MA IARICERS Down Home COl.ntry Cooldn' 154 E. 17TH ST. • CM 646-430.3 20S Ott Any IMaklad, Lc.nch or Dlnnet .. (IOfrY,s.nlot Cllll.,,, Menu and • SJ»clall•••ciuded) MO'S NEW YORK PIZZERIA Pizzo Corry-Out/DellvefY 1673 Irvine Ave. • CM 722-1212 Lape 16. , Topping l'fzztj-only 11.IO TEXAS LOOSEY'S CHN PortOf & Saloon 101 42 Adami • HB • 964-8882 2 lot 1, Lunch°' Ohw, Illy any ... laby lad lllb • QM f9(/(llat,,,., RtlE. FLORI STS ... 61 6 Month• $17.16 12 Month• $3'.32 Addrell~...-..,----------------...... ----~----~---..----------~· Cltv-----------~----.._.._ __ .._ __ ..__..__....~ Homephone'"".":"".'.---------::-;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=;liiiiii-============::.. CAllTON'S UHOUUM Unoleun. Carpet, Wood. Mat*. Tie 2542 Coast Hwy • NB 574-7470 FrH l'oddlttg ~ • No sm...,. CROWN FlOOI COVERING Roof a 'llndc:NI cover 2UJJ S. Hotba Blvd •SA 979·7694 Slalrmculer Calpet ',, .95/Yd. Inda/led SlEEP aNTER PLUS Notional Brand Mattresses & Custom Funlture 3601 Jombot'ee Rood • NB 833-0551 We'I l'ay lbcl Solel Ta• IUCk'S CLOCK SHOPP£ Fine Quality New & Antique Clocks 1735 Westcllff0r. •NB 631-3215 25~ Off any New Cloclc In Sloclc GIFTS & COLLECTIBLES FOREVER FRIENDS HLmmeis. Amalee. Precloul Moments. Hogoro & Dolls 1727 Westcllff Or. • NB 650-5535 , ft Olf Any l'ulr:ltoN lncludng Clv&lmof ,.,,,, HAIR STYLIST EUROPA Jessica N<il Speciollst Fashion blond . 9.Jlte 320 • NB 759-«Xl4 IDs oft llte ACl)tc hmovol . (hg. l21J) HOME IMPROVEMENT AMEJHTONE Point & 'NOllpoper cente< 369 E. 17th St.• CM • 646-8774 JDS OFF~~. Happy Holidays PlAJNSHAROWARE Mllhg. Screeni'tg. Custom Point Tinting 2666 Harbor • CM 546-~ One FtH Key w11t ""'1cltoM SAMtN COHSTIUCl)ON Custom remodeling a detlgn l8Nlces 660-0885 • NB D b.t, D Check .,., .......... ..___00tner _ _.__ 0 VISA/MC/AMEX -~~------------ - PET SUPPLIES/CARE H.FUD IAIN Pet~ 2300 Newport Blvd. Cot 2~d St.)• CM• 541-3151 Riff 1 loi. boQ ol SdMc•,,,., Dog Of Col Food (~wad9'"' I tJ ;lllf\j 111 ;J i$ill ~I 1J ;JI iii LONGS DRUG STOIE 175 Eost 17th St.• CM• 631-8860 112 l'rlc• • M Langi llond VlamN ~EIS PHARMACY MQOJ \'okJe Pr81Cttptlont • Gifts a eo.nettcs 320 $Jpertor. Ste. 120 • N8 645-7200 FllEE Otal 1'telmomelilr <No l"Ulchcl# ~) SERVICES WUE WON STUDtOS PhotogQPhv 222 E. 17th• CM 548-7191 ,,.. 1-X 10· "°"'°" NEWPORT RNANaAL GROUP, .. c. Relldentlol Real Estate Loona 4299 MocAtttu Blvd. #222 • NB IE'O....,., .... AnyAltdedloan -~ sucassfUl ·~ tmRHA110NAl ~Meeting Singles 2915 Re<HI. Bldg F-200 •CM 2Al.J858 , I 10 Oii New Mlarl ftatty. lndldfN,,,,,.,,. lllb DIM« Or CltlckM DINw A 0Uc Jockey Wiit Dancing RITZ WANERS Cleonhg-Alterotlonl 3536 E. Coast Hwy • COM 67~ 114 ay. otr Al oannent a HOUMhold o.y ~· W• Have ~lcup A Delv«r s.Mc• SPECIAL TIES IAY COUil CARDS a Glm Unique Cordi. DecOfotlonl. a Gift Items 3601 JombofH Rood• NB 252~134 ~ Oii~ CMMtu CGrdt IEAatmM HOUDAY Sl'EaAL: RIEi ~Uc.I N91154 Ane Collfonia Wines a Imported Beefs 3431 Via Oporto # lCXX> Udo Martna Woge • ,.... 673-47 12 SKYUQHTS IV WESJON Relldenttol & Commercial Skyllght hltolotlona 3617W. MacMtu BNd. #506 •SA 545-9793 11$0ffol~M41fm TROPtCARE, INC. Wholeaale lndoof Ploritl 6 AccellOf'I .. 20391 SN Birch St. • SA HGTS. 756-0790 Fflf( l'Oltety .... Any l'ulchoM JEWELRY AHDI£ ~ES JlW£lRY J8W9lry 283 E. 17th St.• CM 631 -2202 Flnal OoYtl 10S Off Al,,,.....,, P£AIU by SMIKO 3441 Via Udo. Via Udo Razo • NB • 673--3600 10.0#any~ MNIAIY10YI ~ ~ IMfed Arknala. CMdrein'• looei -'**' •. • lalbOO ~ 673-7661 ,..0#...,,...._ '°" "" ... M*oft ca... CBDIA110NS Porty~ 801W.8oMf •CM 979-8670 12.00 ""any pureltoM ol pbtty "fJ'fl'le• • decofalonl "'' 10.000t,,... .me.~ ~. d.ccnlofle DOGGIE DllEAMS a KlnY SCENES Grooming,~ •Pet a Peop6e Gifts 3601 JomborH at 8tlltof • N8 252· 1156 Riff' l'owt,,., ...... .... Any,.~ WINDOW IEPl.ACIMEHl 9'ECIAUST Energv EMcient WlndoWI (11~) 66H008 10$0# l*ICo# ..