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QUOTES OF TifE DAY
''No one can get money. The busi-
ness is basically Shut down. It's being
driven by banking ~lators, not so
much the economy.
-Chase J. Mclaughlin, a general
partner in the Plaza Tower develop-
ment group.
"My center IS gMnR way; my right
is pushed ba<=*; situ~bon ~x~t; I
am atracking."
-Ferdinand Foch
COMMUNITY EVENTS
•Area high school buketNll ·
teams fiRht it out tonight in the semifi-
nals of the Coast Christmas Classic at
7 p.m. and 8 :40 p.m. at Estancia
High School in Costa Mesa. Host
team Estancia is scheduled to play at
7 p.m.
• Folk music is alive and well at
The Blue Marble coffee house in
Cost.a Mesa and Alt.a Coffee Ware-
house in Newport Beach. Beth Sands
plays folk nostalgia starting at 9 p.m.
tonight at the Brue Marble. Zeora
sinf her folk son~ at Alt.a beginning
at p.m. tonight.
a Fashion Island, 400 Newport
Center Dr., Newport Beach, has on-
going holiday attractions, seasonal
family entertainment and activities
through New Year's Eve. Special holi-
day hOurs: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday-
Saturday and 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Sunday.
Onsc>ing attractions: Winter Wilder-
ness garden and Fashion Island Ex-
press llollday train for children .... A
life-sized elephant and gifts with an
environment.al theme await holiday
shoppers at The Think Shop, Sant.a
Ana Zoo'~ewfy opened store at
Oystaf Court across from South Coast
Plaza. The store, sponsored by The
Friends of the Sant.a Ana Zoo •nd lo-
c.ated on the third floor next to The
Broadway, is open until Jan . 6. Info:
540-8246.
•Man of la Mancha comes to the
Oran~ County Performing Arts Cen-
ter with Raul Julia as Don Quixote
and Sheena Easton as AJdona. Per-
formances are at 8 p.m. T~y
through Friday and 2 and 8 p.m. Sat-
urdays and Sundays. Tid<ecs are $21
to $44. For Information, cd SS6-
ART6.
JUST TltE FACTS
l~Uf )(
Published Tuesdays, Thursdays &: Saturdays
'Prettr wit weather'
lnte.nse storms· hit region ;
rains are expected to last
through New year's Day
By lrts Yolcol
$1111 Wltw
.
The sound of umbrellas snapping open
may accompany the pop of champagne
corks in heralding the New Year, as a se-
ries of intense Pacific stonm inv1u•es the
region.
The intermittent storms through New
Year's Day arc expected to leave more
than zn inch of rain in coastal areas and
to drop the snow level in Southern Cali-
fornia mountains to the 4.SOO-foot eleva-
t(on by Sunday.
Daytime temperatures will he:.& in the
low 60s, while overnight lows will dip in
the 40s and 50s. The storm may be pack-
ing winds of up to 40 mph, though the
coast is expected to be hit with calmer 20
mph winds.
"Pretty wet weather," said Stephen
Ahn, a NationaJ Weather Service meteo-
rologist.
The first storm reached the Newport
Beach and Costa Mesa area at about 8
p.m. Friday, unleashing heavy rains. An
80-percent chance of rain was forecast for
today, diminishing to a 4~percent chance
tonight and through Sunday.
A second smaflcr storm is poised to
come right on the heels of the first some-
time Sunday night, staying only briefly.
After a short break of partly cloudy skies
Monday and Tuesday, the Satter of rain-
drops as expected to heral the first day
of 1992 -not to mention the Rose Pa-
rade and the Rose Bowl -on Wednes-
day.
Waminp of large winter swells along
the coast did not materialize ~ forecast.
Lifeguards in Newport Beach, braced for
waves reaching 5 to 8 feet said the sea
was relatively calm Friday.
A winter storm warning has been fbrc-
cast in Southern California mountains,
where anywhere from five inches to a foot
of snow is expected over the weekend.
Early Friday evenina. the skies were
still clear in the Lake .Arrowhead area.
"All the roads are clear, but it's starting
to get real windy," reported California
Highway Patrol Officer D.A. Walker,
Circulation 45,000 25¢
News Analysis
COmmercial
dMlopnad
hb standsdll
Economic factors cited
for absence of growth
By Tony Cox
S1lft Wllw '
COST A MESA -Decreased loan
availability and a soft real estate market
arc accomplishing what anti-growth forces
in the city have neve r been able to do -
bring commercial development to a stand-
still.
While an updated ge neral plan, now
four years past due, was supposed to be a
blueprint for future growth in Cost.a
Mesa, economic factors have been the
real driving force lately in shaping the
city's skyline.
Two distinctive developments -the re-
cently completed Plaza Tower, a Sl 10
million office building near South Coast
Plaza, and the soon-to-be-completed Tri-
angle Square, a $62 million shopping cen-
ter in downtown Costa Mesa -were the
fast major projects to slip under the wire
before financing sources dried up. And
much to the delight of growth-weary resi-
dents, there's no indication that cranes
and hard hats will return to the scene any
time soon.
To put in perspective how deep the
freeze on development is, consider Plaza
Tower. The 21-story building was devel-
oped by IBM Corp. and Costa Mcsa-
based development firm C.J. Segerstrom k Sons, both of which have stellar track
records and strong credit ratings. The
project also had a built-in anchor tenant
in IBM. Stin, according to C.J. Seger-
strom A Sons' Chase J. McLauJhlin. a
general partner in the Plaza Tower devel-
opment group, the project wouJd have no
cllance of getting financing in today's
lending environment.
from his post at the Arrowhead station. S11MN ~
"All we're doing is waiting." All wu calm on the ocean Friday afternoon -until stonns hit the region.
"No one can get money," Mclaughlin
said. "The business is basically shut down.
It's being driven by banking regulators,
not so much the economy. Even when the
economy comes back, there still won't be
more development until banking regula-
tors change the way they treat real es-
tate." See GROWTH,wa ,_
Serving on a Jury Balboa readies lor new lire station
Choosing ju~ors ·
is no simple taSk
By 1rts Y otcol
Sllfl Wltllr
NEWPORT BEACH -With
the property cleared of gasoline
and the land purchase nearly com-
plete, construction of the new Bal-
boa lsland fire station at the cor-
ner of Park and Marine avenues is
expected to begin in coming
months.
'We think we can break ground on the new fire station
in the next several months.'
Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part diary
on the highs and lows of jury duty.
By Steve Marble
sun Wltllr
T })ere is something very lonely about being a juror.
From the moment you step into the courthouse
you arc advised that prosecutors, defense
attorneys, witnessca and defendants will avoid you like
the plague. And they do.
Escrow on the city's purchase of
the old Unocal gas stauon site was
slated to close this week, and ar-
chitects arc already workin& on de-
signs for the new two-story fire
station, which will house three
firefighters and an e~c. plus
some public restroom faalities.
"We think we can break ground
on the new fire station in the next
several months," said Oty Man-
ager Robert Wynn.
The city plans to sell the old fire
station site at 323 Marine Avenue
--.tllml
city manager
and use the $250,000 to $300,000
expected from the saJe to help pay
for the new building, which is ex-
pected to cost about $650,000 it-
self.
Local residents, however, stilJ
would like to see the old station
See STATION/Id ...
The court is even kind enough to pass out clip-on
juror badges just to guarantee that attorneys and cops
and judges will veer to the other side of the corridor if
thev sec you comina. Min lilas claim -. police brutality
'1Pleasc don't be offended," one judge offers. "It isn't
because we don't like you."
And yet, you wonder.
WeeklWo
T here's a buzz in the jury room that a certain dden90
attorney in Judr Pamela llles' courtroom ii
bouncing potential Jurors with a vengeance.
"I barely sat down and -bang -I wu gone." one
jilted ju.ror explains.
1bc door opens and a woman with a 1becpbb pi.ft
See JURY DUTY,._. ..
By h1s Yokol
s.lf Wltw
NEWPORT BEACH -A
Costa Mesa man bas flied a legal
daim apimt the city, contending a
police officer beat him up IO badly
be required two facial surgeries
and accumulated mcd.ical bills of
more than $30,000.
Brandoa Hawkins, 2S, and his
friend Michael Smyth, an Arizona
reaident. filed two claims Ip.inst
the city Monday in connection
with a July 4 incident at a bar near
Newport Pier. The claims do not
seek a specific amount of money.
The claims contend Hawk.ins
and Smyth, who wu visiting at the
time, suffered emotional and phys-
ical injuries in the ordeal.
"In addition, the Newport
Beach Police Department failed to
protect the claimant from an at·
taclt by a third party," the cl~
. Miit 1111 ICllWllJ .. 18. 1111 W challanll 11 '12
By JoYCt 8odlovtc:h .....
Alked what ta tho mon pre11-1n, cballeaae ol 1992, area real·
dents and WCrbn teem to have
roldMd tM .... ec.idution -
the ooonam,.
. Hoine... .... tilcalatina Wt·
~tbe--.olthe
nation'• ~ ud loan mea
and fNeft lniunnCe pmniutN
abo rated mtndc>nl. but the apir·
ltlai econocny cleartj rUU u
tho d\ief.ony.
POUOWtna ii • ..mpllftl of
lllli1 alttC• on 1992 ftOm a cro11·
--Of local relklenta:
n. ~ ~ ••••tt ~8-elll "tho ttom•-.. etpecially
hOmetess ch~ It 1eea like
tho cmphliiia II ....,.... · -the
boinelell ...a ..,; CfaUdr.n of
other ~ I beHe¥e _,
lbW heip the loll fortunate in
our country bebc we help ottt;
en.
economic problama that have OC•
c-tfred from lldt o1 apeadina ...
allo .AmerbO prod\ac:tl are not
up; to par. In 199'2, American car
UmarlCtlarcn need to come up
with cs..ipt that our COM\lmel1
woukt eojoy ~ This would
boiolt car Wei and help our
economy.''
must 1ooeoD ha rep1atOly ~
· trols on bub 10 · t\at da9 blftk
&a willin& lO pcowWo the low fof
qualified buliM1111 Wida the
money obtalnea, balta 11111 CUl
grow and. la tma, c6f ......,,..
meat opponunftiel."
contend.
Attorney Paul Wallin said the
two men were at Rumplestiltskin's,
114 McFadden Place, when a
bouncer punched them. Hawkins
and Smyth were then thrown out
of the bar, and a police officer,
whose identity Wallin is still trying
to confirm. beat them up further,
causina Hawkins to suffer a b~
ken nose and jaw, Wallin said.
SM CLAIM/Id ,_
Mike Donofrio
HE 1s·--------------
A 90-year-old residen1 of Carmel Villa Retirement Home in
foun1ain V:illey "ho, for more 1han seven years, has been doing
'olun1ccr \\Ork for Share Our Selves of Costa Mesa, a charitable
organiLalion 1ha1 gives food to the poor. Donofrio works two days
a "eel.., four hours a d;1y, assisting the charity with food purchas-
ing and dona1ion handling.
BORN IN ITALY----------
At 1hc age of 3, Donofrio moved with his family to Philadcl·
phia, where he lived for the nex1 20 years. At 14, he began work·
ing in 1he garment indus1ry, first as a pattern boy and later as a
clo1hing culler. In 1924, a year af1er marrying, Donofrio, his wife
Ma1ilda ;ind 1he couple's baby daughter moved to Southern Cali·
fornia, where ~1:J1ilda's stepfather lived. Donofrio worked his way ·
up from riding a bike selling ice pops to a job with a blueprint
company. I le l:ller slarted his own art supply store in Hollywood,
which he sold in the late 1950s. •
ORANGE COUNTY BOUND--------
Donofrio then moved his family to Costa Mesa, where he got
into the boat maintenance business. He continued working on
boats until the early 1970s, when he began having health prob·
!ems. In 198.t, he began wor!..ing for Share Our Selves, and in
mid-1990, Donofrio and his wife moved to Carmel Villa. He said
he con1i11ues his volunteer work because he'd go crazy from bore·
dom otherwise. "I don't have nothing to do, and I love the pco·
pie," he explained. "It's quite an organization, with lovely people.
They'll do an) thing under the sun for you, and they appreciate
"ha1 you do."
SURPRISE PARTY----------
• Donofrio said he was caught off guard last May when his wife
t• : , and his co-workers at Share Our Selves surprised him with a big
•:party celebrating his 90th birthday. "It was marvelous," Donofrio
: : said. "I never had a reception like that in all my life."
.. •. -Dy Tony Cox • .
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JcfTn·y Gluccl<, a Newport Deach resident and graduate of Har·
vard College, has won a Dritish Marshall Scholarship to study in
England for the next two years. He plans to study international
rel:11ions 01 Oxford.
Glueck, 22, was one of 40 American students chosen for the an·
nual award, which is wonh about $22,000 a year. He was one of
si"< Harvard students or graduates who won the award.
0
Navy Seamon Recruit Timothy Mollock of Costa Mesa has re·
ported for duty aboard the destroyer USS Comte De Grasse in
Norfolk, Ya. I le joined the Navy last February .
0
: Nc,,·pc>rt Ucach resident Kirk Blackman, 16, is among five Or-
ange County surfers who are spending three weeks in South Af·
• -rica a~ part of a Christmas holiday sports exchange.
.
The 17-member amateur surf delegation from the United States
is the first international surfing exchange hosted by South Africa
since 1hat nation renounced apartheid and global sports sanctions
were lifted . 1 .__ ______________________________________________ _,
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time to relax
;
W ith the shopping rush and the bustle of
Christmas preparations finally over, local
residents ore toking time out for some
well-deserved recreation. Weather during the holidays,
prior to this weekend's expected rain, hos been
splendid for leisure activities such as cycling along the
Upper Newport Boy bike trail. Costa Mesa residents
Kelly Wylie (right), Mory Kelly and Monica Caballero
toke a stroll on roller skates along the oceanfront bike
path on the Balboa Peninsula, while tennis is the sport
of choice for Kathy Flores of Newport Beach.
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A quiet little airport
In 1963, Or~ Cou~ ~'°" ~ to lldDdt .. 16.9
minion dftelopment .,..,. foi the ~ Cou~ .<lrpart aft.r
almost three years of design and debate. Paul Haftna o( the
Mariners Home Atseclation s~e In ~itlon but neipbof·
Ing businessmen and dty orficlalt enthusiastic.ally tndonid the
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ta Claus should have brought to local notables .
I ~ --~ ~ wbaa d..y wanted ror Cbiia•u. Herc1 Maat I would have sJvcn
various folks In N;:cn Beach and Costa
Mesa. No ICIUml or...,,
Te N...,... 11 .. 1~ tilll'Clllllilb An end 10 all
roaCI comtnM:tion and dMMandt ot frcc·•ncff ng
customers.
violations on his rcntial property: Cable in hi$j~il
cell so he can keep up with the ~t:a Mesa Cily
Council meetings. a mechanic to get his old car~
runnina. and a p:a~rb;ack copy or "W:>.r and Pciacc"
to help pcm the umc in the pokcy.
To Faslaloa Island: A high-drawing
tenant (or the old Amen Wordy/
Penny Auto Center building.
To Orv AmburseY, former Cosl:l Mcu c:ity
councilman: A contrO\ersy-free yc11r.
To Jcaa Forbalh, founder nnd recently retired
director of Shore Our Selves (SOS): Another c:ausc
to champion.
phih1nthropist: An even bigger voice in local affair&.· ..
-he's the Will Rogers of Orange County.
To local ttal e5tatt aeents: Grc:atcr demand. '
To Phil Sonsonc, mayor of Newport Beach: Five
t.trokcs ore his golf gumc.
To Ptttr a.a.. Calta Mesa councilm1n: A Kot ln
higher ocricc.
To LaDonna IUnltz. Newport Deach Public •
Ubrary Chief: A smashin1 opcnin& Cor th' new
library buildina in late spring.
To •• Offtll WtrDtr, pl'Clidcnt ot tho
Ncw~n-Mc1<1 school board: Defeat of the "private
'40ucher" initiative this November.
The Hubtta: Denise home iafely.
To Tom Detmer. president of the D:alboa Day
Oub: Community willingness to compromise on the
Balboa Doy Oub expansion.
To Mlchacl Stephens, president of Hoag Hospital:
To Bob Dixon, utilities director
for Newport De:ich: The city
managership of Newport Dcach.
To Bob Wysaa, retiring Newport
Dcach city m:anagcr: A nice ride
into the sunset.
To Frank and Fran Robinson,
credited wilh saving the Duck D:ay:
Ocon water and lots of wildlif c.
To Orancc Coost maaozlne: An
editorial product 10 go with nll the
cosmetic surgery ads.
To Jim dtBoom, school boord member and
Clommunity activist: A clone. This community necJs
more like him.
To local car dnltn: Consumer confidence.
To the Newport Beach and Costa Mesa city
c:oundls: Strength to make the tough decisions
needed in '92.
To Todd Marinovic:h, Balboa loc:al nnd Rojdcr
quarterback: One free
"gct-out-of·Al·Davis'-uoghouse" eard.
South Coast Plaza: Another year or its amazing
winning streak.
1'o local taxpayers: No more tnxcs or city pay
increases until the recession is over and our cities'
budgets nre balanced.
To John llcdccs, Newport Dench city councilman:
Hawaiian shirts, shons and straw hats to wear to
city council meetings this summer.
To the anatcatchtrs: Plenty or coastal shrub.
To coastal de,clopcrs: Plenty of gnatcatche~.
To all lone-term Incumbents up for re-election in
'92: Sense enough to step aside.
To Tim O'Brien, basketball coach at Estancia:
Another state tille.
To Carl Kemp, general manager or Mesa
Consolidated Water District: Storm after storm this
winter and spring.
To our od\•ertisers: Plenty of response.
Ditto for the Hoag expansion.
To Sid Sorrer. Costa Mesa gadOy, ~dillae owner,
and landlord who now faces a jail sentence because
Editor's
Notebook To Paul Salata, inventor or
Irrelcvnnt Weck: A l:ast dr:ift pick
os lovnblc as Lorry Wanke.
To Jeff Brinkley. the winningest football coach in
Newport Harbor history: A Seo View Lcngue title.
To John Cttan, loc:al businessman and
To our ttadcrs: A very hcnlthy and happy New
Year.
William Lobdell Is the editor of tile Pilot.
Columnist Fred Marlin Hill return J:m . 2
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Editor's Note: Nroon« nomWly runs
in the Pilot on Thursd:Jys. ~ to ii del.>y
in ob<alning information bcc.>i.M of the
Christmas holiday, we arc nmning the
feature on Silturd:Jy this "-eek. AllJl.Jn.>e
will retum to ils uswl dily ncJCt wttk.
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Hoag Memorial Hospital
December 9
o Diane and Robert Edmonston, New·
port BeJCh, boy
December 10
a Sheri and O;iniel Belling. CostJ Mesa,
boy
December 11
D Mattellna and Rosendo Candarla,
Cost. Mesa, boy
o Susan and Romy Al~rlco, Cost.l
Mesa, boy
December 13
o Dawn and Joseph fabrinella, Newport
Beach, boy
o Lilian and Scott Reed, Newport Beach,
boy
o Deborah ;ind Steven Schuster, Cost.l
McsJ, boy
December 14
o Ellen and J;imes Netzer, Costa Mcs.l,
boy
December 15
o IC.uen and Roger Rltzdorf, Cost.l
MesJ, girf
o ~lhryn and lbymond Fidel, Newport
Beach, boy
o Amell;i and Steven Robeson, CostJ
Mcs.l, girl
o El;ilne and Mark Byers, Newport
Beach, girl
December 16
o Sh;innon and Oougl.u Hol~le, 8JI-
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To•m to Bob Yan Eykcn, The
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MeSll, 92627.
Help ror dyslexia
COSTA MESA -The Orton Dys-
lexl11 Society of Or11nge County is
looking for second to fifth &rode SIU•
dents with rc::idin1 problems :ind pos·
sible ~loi:a to enroll in the after•
school READ progr.am In Costa
Mc5il. For iofom~Lion, c.all 240-6401.
Congressman to speak
NEWPORT BEACH -RcP.·
Olris Cox (R·N~rt Beach} will speak :11 the Jan. 8 :innual meeting of
the Ne~rl Center As.soci:ition. Oall
7»8488 for information.
Speaking of success
NEWPORT BEACH -Success
co:ich Jodie Moncrief will discuss
"The Invincible Power of Values" 1t
7 p.m. Jan. 9 in the Community
Room Al Newport Center Library,
8S6 San Ckmcnte Drive. Admission
is free.
Jeanne Wolr to speak
NEWPORT DEACH -"Enter·
talnmcnt Tonifht" correspondent
Jeanne Wolr wil be the guest spciak·
er at the next Jewish Fedenition of
Onsnac County Trcndscttcrs event,
11:30 1.m. to 2 p.m. Jan. 10 at the Four Seasons Holel. For lnform:ition
call 259.()655.
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Rose pruning
NEWPORT DEACH -Sherman
Library and Gardens in Coron:i del ~br J>rcscnts a flrogram on the prun· mg or roses at 9:30 :i.m. Jan. 11 . as
p:irt or the libr:ary's Weekend G:ir-
<Jcncr series. For inform:ition. call
673·2261.
Dog show
COSTA MESA -Shoreline Dog
Fanciers Association of Oran&c
Countv will host its 1 llh All·Dreed
Do& Show from 8:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Jan. 12 al the Orange County Fair· grounds in Costa Meu. For In-formation, call 644-7907 or 5J0.1826.
Attention Deficit
NEWPORT DEACH -Jo:inie Heinemann, 1 faculty nurse 1t UCI
Medical Center, will give a free pre· scnt:ition on "The Ritalin Contro-
versy" as it rcl:itcs to Attention Defi-
cit Disonler at 7 p.m. Jan. 13. The
lecture will be given at 1151 Dove St. suite lOS. For lnfonnatlon, call 476-
0991.
University Women
NEWPORT DEACH -American AssoNtion of University Women
member Jeanette Miller will &Ive a
slide p~nt:uion ind lecture about
her rcccnl trip 10 MOICOW at the as-
socialion's Jan. 15 mcctlnJ at the ~rt Beach Tennis Ou6". Dinner is a& 6 p.m. and the lecture bc&lns at
7:30. Rcscrvutlons arc rcquirea. For
informiatlon. call 786-4020.
boa, girl
December 17
o Robin and John H;ind, CostJ Mcs.1.
boy
o Liu and Rick fisher, CostJ McsJ, s1rl
December 18
o April and Michael Woods, CostJ
Mcs.l, !Joy
SAINT JOSEPH HOSPITAL
September 26
o Beverly and Clyde Atwood, Costa
Mesa, &irl
Most recent de:Jllts .lS reported to the
Or;,nsc County Rcc:orckr's Of(tCC.
Cosio Meso
o Alice D. Ziener, 91 , on Nov, 29,
1991.
Costa Mcsn
Beer. muss. und beer advcrti~ing
signs worth a total or S54 I were sto-len from The I lide Away, 15.iS
Adams Avenue, while the tavern was closed for remodeling. The break-in
occurred between 5:30 p.m. Wcdncs·
day and 9:30 11.m. Thurstlay. •
Someone attempted tu break into
the Jack-in·the·13ox re~taurJnt. 1205
Baker St., between I and 10:30 a.m.
Wc4.lnesday. Police said the bur,lar
apparently made an unsucccssful at-
Newpon Beach
a David Scruggs, 48, on Dec. 14, 1991.
o Minetta L (Nettie) Lee, 78, on Dec.
22, 1991 .
a Thelma P. Hope, 93, on Dec. 13,
1991.
o William Ray, 57, on Dec. 1 S, 1991.
Recent lxmkrup1c1es .lS report~ to the
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a garage in the 200 block of Cedar
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port Auto Center, 445 E. Coast I ligh· w:iy, jUJt before a 1991 Geo convert·
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Child abuse reports are way up over last year, economy may be partly to blame . ......
M ost Oranae County
children got presents this
Christmas. But there are
somo little boys and &iris who got a
spanking -or worse.
'Right now It has a lot to do with the economic situation. Parents are out of wor1<
and they're frustrated because they cani get Jobs and they hive no money ... so the scapegoat becomes the child.
c:bild llD't FIN 'W
~--iiJCI. a., OrltPc'• lfokcSman for
tbe ....,. Olld Abuse ReP.Jy,
saJd Ddtilr lbulen bow the
di.map they arc doina. but can't
As of Dec. 11 social workers bad
investigated 31,682 reports of
county children being sexually, physically and emotionally
abused. That's 3.318 more reports than they received in all
of 1990.
And soc1al workers say as many as 3,000 more children
will likely be abused before December is up.
In Newport Beach, reports of child abu.se dipped from
202 through Nov. '90 to 196 through November of this year.
Dut Costa Mesa mirrors the county trend.
As of Dec. 1, 1,139 child abuse reports came from Costa
Mesa. That's 144 more incidents than were reported during
the same time last year.
"We've seen an incredible increase this year," said Lois
Wood, director of the non-profit Child Abuse Prevention
Center of Orange County. "And I think there arc a number
of reasons for that."
Wood listed the Persian Gulf war last January, the
recession that followed and an increase in substance abuse
as the primary reasons more children arc being abused.
"Right now it has a lot to do with the economic
situation," she said. "Parents arc out of work and they're
frustrated because they can't get jobs and they have no
money -which is especially hard in an affluent area like
this."
And Wood said that during the holidays, when economic
har(fships get harder. the strain becomes even more difficult
-119 -CODtrOI thantclvca. Child Abuse Pmendon Cedir of Orlnge Coll1ty "Somctlmea we get calls from
the parents thcmsel\'CS who say: 'I
to deal with, .. so the scapegoat becomes the child." aot this Dine month old baby hue cryin• and I don't know
"Some of the cases arc so outlandish that you just what to db, but if be doesn't stop I think I'm going to hurt
wouldn't believe people would do thts to a child," she said. · bJmt' he said.
Wood said she'8 seen other children with clprcue bums •• 1 don't think they're mean people. It's just that you tend on the bottoms of their feet; toddlers who have been
dipped in scalding hot water because theyro not being to parent the way you were parented. So abused kids end
toilet trained to the satisfaction of the parent; and up growing up to abuse their own kids."
youngsters who show up at the hospital with broken booca Gallagher said social workers ll)' to get the abusive
and bruised bodies. parents into counseling, "'but there's just not enough
"Usually one child is targeted out of the family.'' she services that families can afford ...
said. "The child who looks like the absent parent. or the About 10 percent of the children are taken into
child who has special needs or physical defects. protective custody and placed in Orangcwood, the county
"And sometimes it even develops to where the family is
so dysfunction al that even the other children will abuse that facility for abused children.
child." Wood's organization has about SO volunteers who, when
And Wood emphasized that child abuse knows no referred by social services, spend about four .hours ~ week
economic or ethnic bounds. for up to a year in the home of parents who have a history
"It hnppens in Newport Beach and it happens in East of abuse.
Los Angeles," she said. "It has nothing to do with your
financial status. It has to do with your parenting and how
you perceive discipline."
Wood said many parents simply don't know they arc
hurting their child.
Wood said the success rate is high. But there is a waiting
list, especially in the north and central pan of the county.
Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer can call the
Child Abuse Prevention Center at 532-7663.
"We often get young moms, for instance, who stretch
their formula by watering it down to the point where the
To report child abuse, call the 24-hour child Abuse
Registry Hotline at 834-5353.
Newport's new lire chief
helps with freeway crash
Girl critically injured
when trucks collide
By lrts Yokol
Stiff Wrllr
NEWPORT BEACH -New
fire chief Tim Riley can't seem to
keep his hands off north Orange
County emergencies.
Riley, who became Newport's
fire chief last month after 16 years
with the Anaheim Fire Depart·
mcnt, was driving home to Hun-
tington Beach after visiting rela-
tives on Christmas Day when he
noticed a serious traffic collision
at the Riverside Freeway transi-
tion to the Costa Mesa Freeway.
Using the fire radio in his city·
issued car, Riley contacted the
north Orange County network dis-
patcher to report the collision.
Emergency res.e_onse teams had
already been notified and were on
their way. but Riley's call helped
confirm the location of the two ve-
hiclcs.
The collision, Riley later
learned, left a 6-year-old Arizona
girl critically injured.
The incident occurred at noon
Wednesday, when Carl Davis, the
driver of a rentnl truck entering
the SS from the eastbound 91, ap·
parently fell nsleep at the wheel
and veered into a pickup truck in
the lane next to him.
The pickup was forced off the
road and both vehicles went down
a steep embankment to the transi-
tion road from the westbound 91
to the southbound SS, according to
the California Highway Patrol.
After rolling several times, the
pickup truck driven by James
Michael Rogers, 36, of Phoenix,
landed on its side and Rogers'
daughter was ejected onto a grass
and dirt embankment The child
suffered a skull fracture.
Rogers. his wire Elena and their
daughter were all taken to West·
cm Medical Center in Santa Ana, t---------------. where the child remained in criti·
cal condition Friday. The parents
were treated for moderate injuries
and released.
Davis. a 38-ycar-old San Fran-
cisco resident, was treated for
minor injuries at Kaiser Perma-
nente Hospital in Anaheim.
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WeU·taown SUia AM
Heisl)ta bulin m ••• JOiia
Crean hu beell ~
by G<w. Pete W111De to
serve on the Boucl of
Directors of tbo 32nd
Agricultural Auoria~
better known u tbo 9nnae
County Fair and ~tion
Center.
Wilson also rca~~
Don Willet, 46. of Newpott
Beach, to a four-year term
cJn the nine-member boe.rd.
Willet. a public and
governmental arrain
consultant, has served on
the board since October.
Willet has also served u
the executive director for
the California Republican
Party.
Crean, 66, is ftllin& a
vacancy left by director
Charlotte Ocal)' of Villa
Parle, whose tcnn ended in
January 1991. Crean is the
chairman of Fleetwood
Enterprises, Inc. of
Riverside, a company he
founded in 1950.
Chrtstma trees
to be recycled
COSTA MESA -In an
effort to keep thousands of
old Christmas trees from
rcachinf local landfills. the
City o Costa Mesa and
Costa Mesa Sanitation Dis-
trict will be recycling the
trees into mulch.
The Second Annual
Christmas Tree Recycling
program starts today and
runs until Jan. 11 and will
include curbside pickups for
single family homes and a _
drop-off site at TeWinklc
Park, 840 Arlington Drive.
Trees can be dropped off at
the park between 7 a.m. and
3 p.m. except Sundays.
A free bag of mulch will
be given to any resident who
brings his tree to TcWinklc
Park.
Newpart doctor
may lose llcenll
NEWPORT BEACH -
A Newport Center physician
faces the possibility of hav-
ing his medical license sus·
pended or revoked or other
disciplinary action because
he used an unauthorized
medical device to diagnose
patients. The Medical Baord
of California filed a case
against Robert C. Lynch last
month, according to Felix
Rodriguez, regional supervi·
sor for the board.
Lynch, who received bis
license in 1978, was arrested
in August 1990 on criminal
char~es of use of an unau·
thonzcd device and wu
later convicted, accordin& to
information from the board.
Woman roll8
Newport b8'*
NEWPORT BEACH
A female bank robber with
a dirty face and husky East
Coast ~nt got away with
an undisclosed amount of
cash Tuesday from F"111t In·
tcntate Bank on East Coast
Highway, police said.
The robber walked lnto
the bank at 2:40 p.m., told a
teller she had a gun and de·
mandcd cash, Newport
Beach Police Sgt. Bob Oak·
Icy said.
Witnesses dcscn'bed the
robber u a white woman, 2S
to 3S years old, with llpt
brown hair, Oakley saJd.
ShMIN~
Susan and Bill Kirlin-Hackett of Newport Harbor Lutheran Church.
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A C.otiple That Prays Together .... ~
By MlrVe Bllettl Susan started seminary first, equality nt Newport Harbor issue, we do our jobs based on OtIT·"' ..t Nil,..... eon..,..,. attending classes at UC Berkeley. Lutheran. Bill is in charge of gifts," Susan added. "One isn't •.. ,,,
M arrled life is sometimes The couple lived in the Bay Arca administration, education, better or one doesn't have more , '
filled with struggle.s. to be closer to campus. Bill was cvangcli.zation, property and power. In the basic way that we ' .
When each spouse bas also in the middle of a career management. Susan is in charge of have divided how we do work, we " ·"
a career, even greater change and was taking classes to stewardship, youth and worship. arc saying that each person's gifts · 1
demands arc required of the complete his work as a therapist. The pastors alternate preaching arc valuable.
relationship. But Bill also began to get involved every other week. "I know that for some, Bill will ' ··
But what about couples whose in some of Susan's classes to gain Susan has the large office that be perceived as the senior pastor, .
careers involve doing the exact an understanding of what she was used to belong to the previous and that just comes with the • ··
same jobs at the exact same studying. senior pastor, and Bill has the territory."
places? Bill and Susan More than a year later and after smaller office that was previously But Susan believes many church
Kirlin-Hackett arc such a couple. many conversations with Susan's occupied by the associate pastor. members appreciate the balance oC., ....
To make their marriage work, they theology professors and The couple consciously did this having two pastors, because some
must balance working together, classmates, Bill decided he, too, because they wanted to take away problems require a male viewpoint
family time and their own needs. had a "call" to be an ordained the image that the male has the while others are easier to share
But there is a twist. Bill and minister. big office and is in charge. with a female pastor.
Susan Kirlin-Hackett are both At first, Susan was angry at Bill "I do the administrating part of , Most church members ask them,
pastors at Newport Harbor because she had worked so hard the work, which sometimes looks "Where does the buck stop?" The.
Lutheran Church in Newport and wished to become a pastor like it has a lot of power attached pastors stress that the buck stops .
Beach. long before Dill's calling. Her first to it," Bill explained, "and so if I with the church council.
The Kirlin-Hacketts have been thought was that people would not had the larger office and did the "This is the people's church,"
married 14 years, and have a take a dual pastor couple administrating, it would look just Bill said. "It will be their church
2-year-old son. They were seriously, and that she would like the senior pastor. We are not after we go. It's their ownership.
ordained together in 1985. Prior to simply be thought or as the senior and associate; we are each We are really here for the spiritual
ministry, Bill worked as an pastor's wife. pastors." life of the church. We are called
aerospace accountant, and Susan As a result, Bill and Susan make "For me it reflects the biblical to do work and our work is
worked in the banking industry. special efforts to stress their model that hierarchy isn't the sacrament ministry."
Newport Church of Religious Science
Dr. Juanella Evans
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Year of the ~am didn't gulte live. up to ex~ectations
WHAT 1UIS TEAM NEEDS IS A fEW
DEFENSIVE GOaJUAS -Remember our
excitement last January when Oaincse friends
advised that 1991 would be The Year of the Ram?
Remember bow we interpreted this Oriental omen
to mean that our beloYcd football team would
emerge victorious in the Super Bowl? Remember
how things didn't quite work out that way?
Well. please be advised that 1bc Year of The
Ram is, mercifully, fading fast.
And I've just been informed
that, come Feb. 4 or thereabouts.
we'll be greeting The Year of
The Monkey.
Yes. I know there's a joke in
there somewhere -but I
wouldn't touch it with a 10-foot
egg roll. Write your own fortune ••••ltll cookie. A1TENTION, ALL RAIDER
ROOTERS -This piece of
intelligence can be interpreted
-----either way -with supreme
confidence or with dread
apprehension:
When quarterback Todd
-----Martnoricb made his glorious
NFL debut Sunday. his girlfriend, Heathyr
Mandark of Balboa Island, was in the Coliseum
stands. The Raiders lost. 27-21.
When the Raiders seek revenge today against
the Kansas City Chiefs in their wild-card shootout,
Heathyr won't be near the battle site. Her
parents, Darteen and Dr. Bill Manclark. tell me
she'll be on the slopes of Aspen. skiing without a
care in the world. Remember: In Todd we trust.
DON'T ORDER ANYl'HJNG WJTif A RED
NOSE -This item had me so upset that I
withheld it until after Christmas. I mean, there's
no reason to traumatize the tykes.
What happened was that restaurant writer Fifi
Chao reported in the Orange County Business
Journal that an upscale South Coast Plaza eatery
(no !lame~. please, ~ut it rhymes with antlers) was
semng reindeer on ats holiday smorgasbord.
I'm mentioning this in case you didn't see dear
Rudolph on Christmas Eve, and wondered what
might have happened.
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IVST AN0111ER HOUDAY OU11NG ON 1118
ITAUAN RIVllUtA -Chrisunu Day was spent
feasting with one of my newly-adopted families,
the Mantas of Monarch Bay. at their ocean-front
villa in South LaRuna.
Hosu were restaurateur Carmelo Muto and hil
gracious Sianora JacUtll Au, misted by beautiful
daughters Teri and Daal. Dani's special guest wu
her constant companion, handsome )'OWlg actor
Job Oark Gable, whose late father Clartt also
reportedly was in the movie-acting profession.
It was a splendid afternoon on the Riviera.
featuring the traditional Italian holiday dinner of
turkey, cranberry sauce and all the trimmings. Not
a lasagna in sight -a lapse which, I've been
wured, will be remedied on our next visit to
Carmelo's ristorante in Corona del Mar. I'm not
complaining, but whoever heard of a Christmas
dinner without lasagna?
WEU., AT LEAST DIEY DIDN'T ADDRESS
ME AS A DWEE,B -The most unusual
Christmas card can't be sinJled out, but here's a
candidate for the most fascinating envelope:
The senders, Dorothy and Buddy Ebsen, had
the home address typed correctly -hut my name
emerged as "Ne, Hweet Jiveub."
Seems their mailing list was too lengthy for
handwritten envelopes, so their secretary used one
of those newfangled word processing gizmos.
When Buddy learned of the snafu, he called with
this explanation: "It's the typewriter she uses for
breaking military codes."
(Speaking of creative touches, the Ebscns' card
was .a repro of one of his splendid oil paintings -
sold recently at a Rodeo Drive gallery for
beaucoup bucks. I'm having it framed.)
NO HVMBVG, HE -For most charitable
appearances as a non-professional Santa Oaus,
guess who won local honors? An un-Scrooged
banker, that's who.
Royal S. Radtke, who manages the Bank of
America branch in Corona del Mar, even looks
li~e Father Christmas -he weights 235 pounds,
without a money belt, and has rosy cheeks and all
that other jollr stuff.
Santa Roya popped up all over the Orange
Coast, dispensing everything but the bank's cash.
Egad, this sort of thing could give money-lenders
a good name.
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Pictured from left •~ Midde Shapiro-Perry, Barbara Vene~ Corid Whitford and lee GillespJe.
Dolpblns 11111· • SOiie hollday cheer
. M embers of the Dolphins
and their guests at the
Hyatt Newporter received
a giant-sized helping of cheer to
get them through the holiday sea·
son.
There was music, dancing. good
food, prizes in the festively deco-
rated ballroom and a most impor·
tant function for the Women's Di·
vision of the Newport Harbor
Area Chamber of Commerce -
networking.
Barbara Venezia, Midde Sha-
piro-Perry, Susan Luehn, Corid
Whitford along with president lee
Gillespie acted as Santa's helpers
and planned the event for the lSO
people attending.
Monie.a Gibson sang Christmas
songs and encouraaed the crowd
to join her, and 13 members of the
St. Joseph Ballet Company per·
formed a special dance for the ap-
preciative audience. (The ballet
Company received a gift of $1,0SS
from the brunch bunch.) The boll·
day event attracted a few men ...
Bill Hamilton, Rick Oliwr, Rich-
ard Luehrs, Stan Tbzcyk, John
Crean, Michael Stephens and Tim
Skeber.
Others there included author
Danielle Kennedy (who will speak
at the Dolphins next brunch on
Jan. 21), Ruth Ko, Phyllis Green,
Donna Crean, \lidd Heston, Carol
lellanc, Sheila Dn1ry, Andrea No,
Janet Thalken, Barbara ~s,
Michelle Carter, Lezlie Trujillo,
Amie Dunn, Cathy Oavfs, Carol
BlaJKhard, VidoN OeMalo, Bar-
bara deBoom and Ann Crane.
Islanders recollect special ams from Christmas' past
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bad one Christmas,
but we really couldn't afford it. My
dad was a school teacher and
didn't make a lot,-------
of money in those
days, but he took
a second job so
he could buy me
that bike," re-
called Ann Stem
during an ls·
lander luncheon
at The Rex be·
fore Christmas, where several '---..liil .. ....,a.....i
members were 11111
remembering ...
Christmas gifts -----
that were very Soci·ety
special in their ----lives.
"Way back when I was working
for a Buick dealer, I opened a
present and found a diamond bee
pin," Margaret RkNrdson re-
called.
"I was very young and wasn't
aware of how e~nsive it was
untjl the bill came in. I was the
business manager and the biU
came to my office from Laylrin
where the boss' wife bad pur-
chased it for me. I still have the
pin and have it placed perma-
nently on a choker. A thousand
dollan was really a lot of money
then," she said.
Ann Pa:nge could remember KV·
eral lpccia.I aifta. One wu a doll
with a porcelain face that bad
been given to her mother by Ann'•
grandmother.
.. The doll bad human hair and
my grandmother had made the
clothes abe waa wearin1 plus an-
other outfit," nid Ann. who ~
moaned the fact that the face wu
broken bj IOIDOOne and lhe wun't
Ible to.~ the doll alQn&. to one
ol her daUptcn. Abo. Clirla 0...
INWC cto..•t hM her Sllii'MJ
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llttli Pl ll'owlM up in Mu· Mchueua. •1twWt'":'1 had lt ~--.. ibe aakl. .,.,_,,
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Of La a a' Ills to achieve ns potentia_I
Casting, interpretation flawed in landmark musical
'Man or La Mancha,"
one or the
landmark musicals
ol the American
theater. ls on Its way back to
Droedway for a 2Sth anniversaiy
ptddUction and is makin& I
t"WO-WCCk pit atop en route at the
Orange County Pcrformina Arts
Center.
This eplc mu-
sical based on
Mipl de Cer·
vantes' classic
novel "Don
Quixote.. has
become a classic
in iu own right
since its 1966
debut, and audi·
cnces have
grown to expect
a lofty level or
lyrical intensity
from the various
companies
whlch hove in-
,_
11111
Theater
Critic
terpn:ted it over the years. This
level is eventually achieved in the
touring production at the Center,
but It is a gradual, often tedious
process.
The stars -Raul Julia and
Sheena Easton -grow into their
roles rather than bring them
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full-blown to the stage. Thls is
regrettable, since both the
characters or Don Quixote and
Aldonza make cxcruciatina
demands on the performers.
What we eventually see in their
interpretations is what we need
to experience at· the outset.
·Julia is a strong actor with a
surprisingly robust singing voice
(although it appeared raspy
during the earlier moments of
Monday's opening performance).
However, director Albert Marrc
(who staged the original Tony
award-winning version of "La
ManCha") chooses to have Julia
immerse himself into his
character like it were a bot bath,
trying the role on for size before
demonstrating what be can do
with it -which ultimately proves
to be quite a bit.
Those who cheered local actor
John Huntington's superb
Quixote last year at the
Huntington Beach Playhouse may
wonder why Julia takes so long to
establish his mad knight
character credibly. It's really not
until bis powerful rendition of
the show's anthem, "The
Impossible Dream," that Julia
takes command of the role. From
that point on, be grasps and
Barbra Streisand directs, pro-
duces and stars in ''The Prince
of Tides," now playing locally.
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I'm going to:
1.) Lose 5 pounds
2.) Slow down more often
3.) Take ttm• to smell the flowers
4.) Rechiqe my batteries at
The Uttle lnn On the Bay
sustains a firm hold on the
audience.
Easton, alas, requires much
more time to acclimate hcrsctr.
On her fmt appearance ahe
resembles a candidate for Miss
Barcelona rather than the
slovenly kitchen wench she
portrays. Her singing. as
expected, is glorious, but she
never really catches fire as an
actress until late in the show,
spitting out the fervent solo
"Aldonza" with the sort of
visceral fury we need from her
much earlier.
The casting or Tony Martinez
as Quixote's servant, Sancho,
works ethnically (both be and
Julia arc of Puerto Rican
extraction), but the diminutive
Martinez may be a bit long in the
tooth for the role he's turned into
a mini-career. The robust energy
which playgoers associate with
Raul Julia (center) 11 bolstered by Tony Martinez and Sheena Easton in "Man of La Mancha."
physically prepossessing actor.
The governor usually doubles as
the innkeeper, a role taken hen:
with fine comic gusto by David
Holliday.
What most prevents this "La
Mancha" from achieving its
potential is the artificiality of its
action staging. This may be a
story within a story, but it still
requires a high degree of physical
intensity, which is wocf ully absent
in this touring production.
Easton's character, in particular,
could benefit from a more
impassioned physical
interpretatio n.
Leigh-Joe Darion score is
the character manifests itself only
occasionally in this production.
Another piece of questionable
casting is that of Chev Rodgers
as both the "governor" in the
prison cell and Pedro, the head
muleteer, in the story. Rodgers is
excellent as the dictatorial
governor, but the part of Pedro
requires a much younger,
Ian Sullivan's proud, practical
Dr. Carrasco makes a splendid
adversary, while David Wasson is
a thoughtful, vocally rich padre.
Valeria DePcna and Marceline
Decker render fine support as
Quixote's niece and housekeeper,
respectively.
powcrf ully rendered by musical
director Brian Salesky's
orchestra. Howard Bay's
awesome prison cell setting is
amplified by Gregory Allen
Hirsch's harshly brilliant lighting.
Musically, the rich Mitch
This "Man of La Mancha"
possesses the potential for
~realness, but without increased
intensification in nearly all
dcpanmcnts, the chance for
repeated glory on Broadway is an
impossible dream.
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:= * • • THE HITC * * * . We All Need a Good Role Model
The recent AIDS contro-
versy sUITOunding the Laker's
basketball star, Magic Johnson
has created a much deeper inter-
est in role models.
Young people name as
heroes everyone from rock stars
to spons figures to political
leaders. Olympicdiverandgold
medalist Oreg Louganis got
first-hand evidence of his influ-
ence. When he left the pool and
saw a 12-year old with a ciga-
"The good part
of being famous is
being able to help
people."
-Michael Jordan
reue, Louganis asked why he
smoked, the boy said,"I want to
be like you." This made the
diver reconsider his own rea-
sons for smoking. He quit.
"I better accept my posi-
tion as a role model and live up
to it," Louganis decided. In
Arlington Heights, Illinois, a
groupofteenagersformedaclub
in honor of Michael Jordan, the
Chi cago Bulls super-star. They
admire him as a role model and
not only for his athletic skills.
Jordan founded an organization
by Chris Andam
to raise money for childrcns
charities. He aho spends time
with ill and dying youngsters..
"'The good part of being famous
is being able to help people,"
Michael says.
Lamont Kelly, 15. of On-
tario, California resists hero
worship, "I don't think individu-
als should be idolized because
we arc all human. No one is
perfect." But since young people
do learn by example, they need
to see responsible behavior-
close up.
Mothers and fathers, sons
and daughters, sisters and broth-
ers all make a difference at home
and abroad. Neighbors and
friends also turn around lives.
Drug dealers with expensive
clothes and cars are models to
many big city youths. But John
Foster of Omaha offered a posi-
tive alternative by starting an
in great ways or small, we can
all be examples. role inodels,
even an inspiration to others.
This is true even when we arc
unaware of the ~on we
arc making. We can make a
difference by tbe way we handle
a personal aisis. tmtt caCh other.
doourwo~ and spend our spare
time. It is natural that most
people can influence famJly and
friends. but itdoesn'tend there.
Touch one person's life and
countless others are affected.
Young people and teenagers in
particular are likely to imitate
not only what others say, but
what they do.
It is important to
recognize and value
the ability to inspire
others.
inter-racial organization known Whether we are young or
as MADD Dads (Men Against old,sickorhealthy,richorpoor,
Destructive Drugs). These hard we can be examples for good in
working family men compete the way we live our lives. It is
with the glamorous image of the important to recognize and value
drug dealers and gangs by dress-the ability to inspire others. We
ing in classy jackets with em-must use our God-given talents
blems. Still, personal involve-and our attributes in our own
ment and concern for the youth way to try and make the world a
are their real appeal. better place for our having been
So at one time or another, in it.
Recession Rumored in America
by Lisa Peterson
MAL L
much coverage on case number c.eiving a fair trial.
91-5482, the State of Florida vs. That is the hiari of the is-
Williarn Kennedy Smith, which sue: each side, in some way, is
is the Kennedy Smith rape trial. cheated of 1 flit liill. The point
As a jury rcnlarlced when is noc just how jusdc:e is beina
asked who had been hun most slipted by me media. but just
by the publicity, he how lli&hted die .... is.
said,"whichcvcr[side)istellin1 Take for instance the de-
the truth." That is euetly what fense vs. the prosecudon.
has happened. The public's Smith's aefen1e eost over one
interest equates IO htper rat· million dOllan which Included
inp or higher dlQlladon; to to a JepJ team of four, three jusy
hell whh juldce cw each side re-.telecdbn expertJ. a PftVlte In-
• • •
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Phyllis c own
"The break up of the So-
viet Union. I neyer~qught~d.,
live to see the Eastern bl4ck
who received no such protec-.
tion for privacy. As a writer in
Newswt~k wrote, •'The ICCUICI',
it appeared, deserved re pect;
the accused, humiliation."
In our day and ·~ one
would expect a trial so be more
equitable. ObViously, It b not
In and out of the counroom, the
entire proceeding could accu-
rately be described u 1 circus.
And the main attraction is our
legal system.
CommunitY Forum Edilor William Lobdell .•. 642-4321, exl. 351
Editorial
111Umbs up for
eHorts to land
glitzy company
The envelopes
please ...
r6 Thumbs up to
leasing agents at
under-construct ion
Triangle Square for trying
to sign a landmark tenant
like the glitzy sneaker
cn1poriun1 Nike Town.
To make the S62 n1illion
Costa Mesa
rcdcvclop1ncnt project
click, a destination store/
restaurant tenant li ke
Nike To\vn is a n1ust to
dra\v the critical n1ass of
shoppers needed to make
Triangle Square a success.
\Ve, along \vith the rest
of the to\vn, arc excited
about the schc<lu!cd
opening in rvtay. In the
n1cantin1c, \\'Coffer th is
piece of :u..lvicc for the
leasing agents hoping 10
land Nike To\vn: Just Do
It.
r6 Thumbs up 10 a
gro~p of Dalbo;:i
Pcn1nsu!:l
hon1Co\vncrs \vho have
!aunched an
"Adopt-A-Dc.'.H:h"
progra111, vo,ving 10 keep
clean the s1rip of bayfron!
beach bct\vccn 16th and
19th slrcets.
"\Ve face one of the
n1ost gorgeous beaches on
the bay," said 1 lerbcrt
\Villian1s, president of the
nc\\'I)' for1ncd ~'larinap:i rk
I lon1co\\'llers Association.
"And \VC decided it'd be
nice 10 give something
buck to the co1nn1unity."
\Ve hope others grab a
tr~1sh b;"lg and follov" suit.
Thun1bs up to the
citizens o f
Catiforni :i, '''ho
have apparently 1;1ken a
rnore responsible attitude
about drinking a11d
driving. The statistics for
drunken driving-related
accidents, fatalities and
injuries arc do\vn.
\Vhilc it n1ay
demonstrate greater fc:ir
of beefed up slate /a\\"S
:ig:iinst drunken driving.
hopefutf)'. people arc
reacting to the si1u:11ion
\vith a little more respect
for hun1an life. It's a step
in the right direction, and
a good resolulion for 1hc
nC\V )'C<LL
Thumbs up to
Costa hfesa
resident Jill Aflgcl,
\vho docs her hon1cto\\-'ll
proud \vith her dual
career as a High\vay
Patrol sergeant and radio
personality for KNX.
\Vhe1he r it's pa1rolling the
highways or reporting
traffic conditions on the
ainvavcs, the "Angel of
the Frcc,v::iys" is a slice of
heaven.
Thumbs do\vn to
the year 1991,
which delivered a
recession from \Vhich
we're still trying to
disentangle, \Ve and the
economis[S have n1uch
greater hopes for 1992,
which we'll gladly usher in
Wednesday.
So long, '91. We \von't
miss you.
Prc1ldcnt
Gco"llc Dush. (R), The \Vhite
House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave ..
\Vashington, D.C. 20500
Vitt Prtsldcnl
Dan Quayle, (R), Senate Office
Building, Washington, D.C. 20510
Govcnor
Ptte \Vllson, (R), St111e Capitol,
SDcramen10, 9S814, {916)445-284 1
U.S. SENATORS
Alnn Cranston, (D), 5757 \V.
C.nlury Dtvd .. Suite 515, Los
AnJ<lcs. 9004S, (21ll21l·2186.
Joha S<)'mour. (R), 400 E.
Klllelll Ave., Sulle 1068, Anaheim,
90806. 634·233 I
U.S. HOUS& 0,
REPRESENTATIVES
Cllrtt Co-, (R), 401h Diil, 4000
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Overexposure or overreaction?
Photography session in TeWinkle Park con tinues to raise questions
By John Moorlach
0 n Nov. 24, several
individuals observed a
Glamour Photographers
lnlcrnnlional (GPI) "GPI
Model Shoots" al Te\Vinkle
Park. Some were lhere to
dctcrntinc if the activities were
of an offensive nature a nd
others "''ere there by
coincidence -iill \vere
appalled and irale. 1·his activity
had been going on since 1986
;ind this is the first time anyone
complained.
·rhe press even co\'ered the
story \Vith headlines like
''Citiicns say photograph
sc!>siun in park too risque,"
"f\1odcls ove r-exposed in
public?," and "Costa f\1csa
residents up in arrns over sexy
photo shoo1s at park." This
sn1all park was inundated with
more than 100 photographers
and 20 allractivc n1odcls. And
Pilur l'.i. phvon
TcWinkle Park: Most feel it's a place (or families to gather and s pend some quality time together.
a sole propriclorship. We arc
101d that ii breaks C\'Cn anJ all
funds earned arc spent (like 98
percent of the households in
this country).
W hether the activity is
obscene or indecent
depends on our community's
standard -a difficult th ing to
pin down. 1·hc old response of
being unable to describe it, bu t
knO\\'ing it '''hen you sec it
come~ to mini.I.
Police Officer Durhan1 Jid
kllO\V this: the S5 "permit
i~sucd by Leisure Services
indicates th;it they "'·ere not tu
charge for adn1i~siun lo the
photo shoot and that these
were donations only. 1-IO\\'C\'Cr.
it appeared th::it. .. S 15 "''as
required." One dues nut
don•llc to a fur-profit group.
Thi~ is a bu~inc~s activity in
\'iol;11iun of Cf\1.\IC Sec.
l 2-:!0(j).
any" !icrc you went you encountered a
seanlily ,·ta d fen1alc model.
Is there :l problcn1 wi1h buthing suils in
Novcn1bcr in a family event setting? It
dtpcnds on your perspective. If you're Dill
Lobdell, editor of The Pilot. then no.
"Fron1 \Vhat I SJ\\', the models' S\vimsuils
\\'ere nothing you wouldn't sec at the
public beach. If park-goers (cit:;:. shocked,
perhaps !hey should have moved to
another section of Tc\Vinkle. It's a big
park," he "''rote in a recent colurnn.
Is this indccenr exposure? Perh:ips.
Should it occur on public property?
D efinitely nol. Is th is an overreaction?
Not when you are tl)e parent of young
children. Is this a conservative issue? Not
necessarily, it is an issue of tasle ::ind class,
regardless or your political persuasion.
T he main queslion should be: Is it
appropriate? And the answer is a
resounding no. The park is for public use
by the citizens of Costa Mesa and their
guests for events conducive to park us.age.
'rhc lc;irning or model phoiosraphing
~kills can be learned anywhere. \Vhy
in1posc i1 on the users of 1·e\Vinkle? \Vhy
tell lhcm lo rnove? l·low in!>cnsiti\'C can
you get?
(j) Conduct any business including, but
no t necessarily lin1itcc1 to, wholesale or
retail provision or distribution of goods,
commodities. or services;
Sec. 12-22. All persons doing any act or
thing injurious to any park, squ:1rc,
avenue, grounds or recreation center sh::ill
be removed therefrom by the director of
le isure services, his agent, the park
superintendent or the police dcp;1rtn1ent."
At the Dec. 17 session of the Parks.
Yet the Pulice Dcpartmenl, the dirccior
of Leisure Services. or their agents failed
10 comply "'iLh Cl\tl\1C Sec. 12-22 in
ejecting 1he orfc1\Jers. And they have
failed for fi\"C rc~rs. Non-co111pliance \\ ith
a code pru\ilr>ion may C\en be inferred as
;1iding :1nJ abc1ting the .actions of this
businel!.S. It "''ould seen1 that an
invc~tigatiun n1:.iy C\'cn be appropriat'· ::is
10 \\·hy the individual~ holding the!>e
position!> failed tu uphold the ci1)'lr> 1.!"~·
I f yo u're Costa Mesa Police Officer
Robert Durham, you niay conic 10 a
diffcri:nt conclusion. "I found a fcn1alc
~ubjcct ~landing on a hill on the north side
of the p:1rk. She was °"'caring..a shor1 skirt
and fro1n ''here I was slanding
appro%in1atcly 50 yards a\\'ay, I could sec
her '''ith her back towarJ the
photogr;iphers lifting up her skirt exposing
her buttocks to the photographers. I then
began 10 1\·:ilk up the hill toward the
subjects to sec if there w:is a violalion.
J-!01,·c1·er, a photographer 1valked up to
her and ~aid something lo her, they both
looked in 111y direction, and she pulled her
skirt back down."
Recreation Facilities and Par\...\V:l)'S
Con1n1ission. SC\'Cr::il !cncrs. 500 sign:nures
on petitions, and nurncrous or;1!
con1munica1ions oppo~ing thi~ acti' ity
"'·ere presented.
S houlJ the citizens of Cost::i 1\11..·s::i n101c
ou1 of the "a)' of a businc!>S acti,ity at
the p::irk? ;\bso\u1ely nut. \Vc"rc paying for
the park'!> n1aintcnance anJ upkeep -
Remembering Bill Ray
H ow very sad Iha! 1hc
communi1y Dill R::iy loved
has only cornc to know him afler
hi-; death, thanks to your
bc:iutifully \Vrincn tribute.
f\lany h;i\'C lhought his n1otives
\\'Cre selfishly inspired and a fc\v
have even deliberately
n1isrcpresented his inten1ions lo
fun her their O\\'n agendas. His
dream "'"'"S 10 n1akc The Balboa
Uay Club into a beautiful resorr
where all could enjoy the beauty
of our communily; where our
children could learn to swim, sail.
fish, and learn about nature;
where fa1nilics could come year
after year for beach vacations
n1uch like the 1radi1ional old
resorts on the cast coast; and
where functions could be held lo
r;1isc funds fo r local and nalional
churiiics. He \vantcd it to be the
hub of the con1muni1y and it was
not a selfish dream.
He loved Nc\vporl Beach and
wanted the best for it. In a le tter
he left to me he said, "I regret
that I never was what I aspired to
be, but I had my share."
I thank you for the glowing
articles you've written about Bill.
He did have his "share" and how
kind of you to let the community
know 1ha1 he lried to return his
share ten-fold. Bill would ha\'e
blushed at such praise, bur as his
"l"hc Costa Mcs::i Municipal Code for
Parks and llccrcation addresses disorderly
conduct which has provisions that should
he considered in this situation:
"Sec. 12-20. Any person 1vho con1n1its
any of the follo.,.,•ing acts in any park,
squ:irc. avenue, grounds or recreation
center shall be guilty of disorderly
conduct:
C osta fvte sa Republican Assen,bly
DonnJ nicn1bcrs \Ven Jy Leccc, John
Feeney and n1ysclf '''ere ;in1ong thosc
IC!>lifying in oppolr>ition. John f\loorlach
queslioncJ the opcra1or of the photo
shoots as to its non-profit org:inizalion
st:itus. It ,.,.;is not an l.R.S. appro,·cd
nonprofit.
::ind S5 is an insulling con1ributiun t0\\;1rd
those e:<pen~es. This city is fortun:itc that
l!.On1c ci tizens niade a s1;ind fur deccnry
and rcspcct. ·rliis actil'ity "'as
in:1ppropri:1te.
It 's a ~aJ cornmcntary thal !>Orne only
perceive 1his as a n1orality or conscl"\•a1ive
issue. lt ''uuldn't have been an i!>SU\! at all
if our ci1y woulJ have proper!~ carried uul
itlr> duty to enforce its O\\ll colic.
(b) Do any obscene or indecent act, or
be indecently clad;
l "hc opcr:uor co!!ec1s anJ Ji;,b ur!>CS the
funds (even though he is on Social
Security and is not to be receiving earned
income) fron1 each event. II is a bu!>inci.s.
Joh11 fllovrlal·l1, a Cusla ·'lcs;1 rcsidl'll/,
is the pr,·sidcnt of the co~l:J .\lrsa
Republican Assc111b/J·.
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"''ife. I can safely say he "'ould
h:ivc been very, very proud to have
·known he had so many friends
who thought so highly of him.
BEVERLY RAY
Laguna Beach
Let her sell the hats
I am responding to the article in
your Dec. 24 edition regarding
Paula Haro ld, the hat lady. I really
thi nk that it is very small-minded
for someone to complain aboul an
87-ycar-old woman selling hats.
Articles like this disgust me. 11 is
very painful to see an elderly lady
trying to keep herself hca\lhy and
happy by making her ha ts, and
then seeing somebody crunching
her happy world. Do people or the
'90s have feelings? Life does nol
seem to be that way nowadays.
CAMMIE CARLOS
Huntington Beach
On the lookout
I am lrying to locate 1"''0 lovely
people \\'ho I n1el in Sydney.
r\u~tralia, and who live in
Ne\\'port Ucach. Califor111:1.
f\ly hu:.band and I li\·l· in
f\1e!bour11c, Victuri:i, Australia.
and 1\'l'rc on holid.'.ly in Sydney.
Ne"' South \Vales. Au)Lr:ilia in
late Scplc1nbcr this year. On a
cruise that \\C .,.,·cnt 011 ;ilung thc:
1-l:l\\'~el!.bury !liver th:11 1\·a~ c:illeJ
the l{ivc1bo;it Postn1an cruise, \\'C
sat nc.>;t to these Jo\·c!y pcl1plc \\hu
h.'.ld been gi,·cn a 15-day holiday in
Aus1ra1ia by their daughter and
son-in-la"''·
I \vantcd ti) s1,·ap namClr> and
addresses \\'ith thcn1 as I really
enjoy l·or1Cl!.po11Jing \Vith people.
1"his ii. \\•here the problc1n
starts. I don't k.now their ~urnamc.
I only know the ful10 \\'ing llc1;iils
and that's \vhcrc l hope that
!>On1cone n1ay be able to help n1c.
Names: The only name I can
give you is the n1an·s Nibs. I am
sure that his wife's name is
Barbara.
Live: T hey told us that they
lived in Newport Beach on a very
small island.
Age: Possibly late 60's -70's
I \\-"Ould appreciate any help that
you could gi\'e me.
RAY AND DAWN KNIGHT
5 Dcaumonl Street, \Vt11sonia,
Victoria 3087 Australia
Editors noce: 1·11c
fol/011·i11g art• s:1n1ph.·s of
f'ilut rc:itlt•rs' con1n1t.•11ts and
criticisrns. The Pi/01 runs
these on a rt•gu/3r basis.
Subtle sarcasm?
T o the staff at the Pilot:
Firs! I "''ould like 10
.,.,,ish t.."-'Cryone a ~1 crry
Christn1as and a Happy New
Year. Second, I °"·oulJ just
like to congratulate your
staff on doing a fine job.
They just don't report the
nc\\s. 1hcy crc::itc: i1.
rn1 referring 10 l"''O
stories in p;ir1icular. One
yuu did on the colOrful
!>lrcc1 pcrs.on "''ho v.·ould
"elcon1c the people to
Costa /\ lcsa "''ilh a "''ave of
his lr>ti• .. 1"hanks to your
staff a J the article you
\vrolc. he police \\'ere able
to finu this guy and arrest
hin1 fu1 robbing a s1orc.
Now it seems your staff has
crcalcJ some new news with
the kindly old woman and
her hats. It seems the police
and city inspectors get a lot
of good tips from reading
your paper. Good job, Pilot.
MIKE DASTOLFO
llalbo::i
How To Contact Your legislators
Superintcnj.lcnt: Joha \V; Nicoll
Bonni f\1embcrs: Sbtl'I)'
Loofbourrow, chnlrman; Jlm de
Boom, Rod Atacl\1Ullan, Judy
Franro, Forrt&I \\•tmtr, Ed
l>tt'kcr, lttartha Fluor.
11t llll1l1T llACI • rom m•
Pil ~1ucArlhur Dlvd., Eut Tower, Newporl Dench, 92660, 156-()665. Thomas F. Rllty 5th Dist.
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STATE SENATE
Afarian Btrp..t0n, (R), 37th Dist.
140 N'cwport Center Drive, Surte
120, Newport Beach, 92660,
640·1137. (Reprt.~nts Newport
llcach) ·
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1940 w. Oranaewooc:t. SMiie 106,
Ornngc, 92668. 939--0604. •
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Hall or Admlnl,tr1Uon. IO·Clvic
Center Plau., Stiftll Ana, 91701
Horrlol 111. Wl.W 2nd Dltt. Qlota
Mesa,834.JllO
COUNTY BOARD OF
EDUCATION
200 Kalmus Drive, Costa fl.ie ur,
P.O. Box 90SO, 92628·90SO. .
966-4000.
Ellubelh D. Parktr, member,
Tru5tee Arca S \Costa Mesa,
Newpon Dc><h.
ORANOE COUNTY FAIR BOARD
88 Fair Or., Costa Mua, 7Sl·FA1R
President: 8cW:rf1 lAnplon, Vice
Prca,ldent, Llrll Arnold; Directors
Tom 'l'bonuoa, Cll•t HOOft,
CMrfolte Cltary, Naaey Dtroky,
Duck Johns, Rand1 Sinh' Doe
Wlllcl.
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DISTRICT 1965 Ptaccn1i•. Costa
Mesa, 631·1200 Board Members:
Trudy Ohlla, llank Panlan, ?\Iorio
Dumnlt, Jae:k Uall, Tom Nelson
cm GOV&RN!llENT
Costa ~test: City Hall, n Fair
Drive, 754-5213. Mary Hombuelcli:,
mayor; Sandra Genis, vkc mayor;
Peter Ouffa, Joe Erkbon and Jay
.. ' Humphrey, council mcmbett.
Ncwpor< Bt1th: City Hall, 3300
Neoopon Blvd., 644'3309. Mayor.
Phil S.dlOfte; Mayor pro tent,
Oarcncc Turner: John Cox. Evelyn
Han, John Hcds«. Ru1hcl)'fl
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JURY DUTY: Ira
From A1
enters. Her husband is married to a cop.
"Threw me off again," she says. smiling.
Seconds later, a man who admits he's
still irritated over a traffic ticket he
received in Long Beach some years back
strolls in. He nods and everyone
understands.
While it's tough for those of us on jury
duty to get a handle on it, there's a
science to picking a jury. The judge
questions jurors, seeking out relationships
with cops or criminals, huntinJ for people
who might have a chip on their shoulder
for some reason or another. Based on
those questions, attorneys -often
consulting notes and scorecards and
clients -dismiss jurors accordingly.
One juror called up to serve on a
drunken driving case concedes he's a
recovering alcoholic. Gong.
A juror in a civil rights case says he's
from the Deep South. Ding.
A juror in the same civil rights case
says the fact that she's black won't
influence her thinking in the matter. So
long.
A juror in another drunken driving case
says he's never taken a drink in his life.
GROWTH: Has
halted due to
bad economy
From A1
The economy and lending envi-
ronment may aJso take a bite out
of Amel Development Co. 's Metro
Pointe, a mixed-use development
on South Coast Drive. Arnet of-
ficials told city planners in Octo-
ber that the company no longer
plans to build four large office
buildings that were previously ap·
proved as part of Metro Pointe.
rhe two existing office buildings in
Metro Pointe have vacancy rates
of 25 percent and 88 percent, re-
spectively.
Arnel officials arc hoping to de-
crease or delay city fees associated
with Metro Pointe, and they may
try to replace the nixed office
buildings with additional apart-
ments, said City Council member
Sandy Genis. More than 730 resi-
dential units have already been
built in Metro Pointe.
Good ni&hL
As time aoet ~ jwon start to
compute their battina averqca -three
trials. two dilmillals. Ooit~ two for four
is considered average, three for four
sterling. Allythina beyond that is simply
crazy.
In my cue, it ended up being two
trials, three dismissals and one very
narrow miss. All in all. a fair day at the
ballpark.
As usual, the day bas dragged. I'm 80
pages into "Paris Trout" by Pete
Dexter, slowly digesting lunch and
admitting to myself -once again, -that
there's little hope for an early release.
I look up just in time to see the jury
administrator push herself from her
nearby spotless desk and step to the front
of the room. "Panels 3 and 4 follow me."
Like a slow-moving herd of cattle, we
are lead into Division 3 -home of Judge
Glen Kohler. Instinctively, I glance
toward the defendant's table. There sits a
young bearded man staring straight
ahead, u if it's too painful to look at
those who will soon be sitting in judgJnent
of him. It's hard to blame him.
After we•re sworn iA. Kohler dacribet
the CUC .. qllickJy, r realize I am
familiar wttb the matter. The bearded
man ii IClCUICd of beatiq up a
12-year-old black youth, wbo wu walking
down the atreet with IOIDO white friends. rvc read accounts ol tho allepd crime in
variom newspapen, illcluding my own.
As usual, my name comes up quk:ltly.
lbe questions. this time, seem mote
intense than usual. Each of us is uked to
quickly tell our life story, reflect on our
prejudices, detail any run-ins with the
law ..
l tell them the truth -I'm married, I
have two kids, l've lived a crime-free life
save two speeding tickets, I work at a
newspaper and -yes -I'm familiar With
the case.
"Do you believe you can put that aside
and treat this case objectively," the judge
asks.
"Aw, yeah, I think that ... well, it would
be awkward but ... yeah, I believe I can
be objective ... but I ... yeah ... "
The. defense attorney takes off his
glasses and squints at me like I'd just
announced that Etvis Presley was hiding
in the men's room. Each attorney is
aJlowed to bounce 10 jurors and clearly
weetane
BoaCb Widl I f8llOW jQl'Of Mmed sc.ve. I
ti'Ouble·lheoler at Mcl>OliMI oo.,tu.
We waacb tM wneat Dk up tbe p.lo
nooa sualiabt and Casually t8lk about bow
~ It anaat be to wOrk for tbe
government.
On this particular Tuesday, tho waves
are small but petfcct. I watch the sur{Pn
work the water, hypnotized by the &tusy
curia and the sunUgbt glancina D1f tbc
water. •
"Well, should we head back?" I ask.
He glances at his watch. "Naw, we still
have 4S minutes."
Court time. Beauty.
T ime movea at its own given pace at
the courthouse. generally somewhere
between slow and dead. I t's drunken driving again.
'Ibis time, my name comes up first
but my time in the jury box is abort-lived.
The prosecutor apparently doesn't like
me. She thanb me and excusca me.
The day begins at 9:30 a.al., lunches
are at least an hour and a half, breaks
range from 20 to 30 minutes and the work
day never ends later than 6 p .m.
The lunch bieak is my favorite. The
courthouse, tucked away in Laguna
Niguel beneath the towering mansions of
Nellie Gail Ranch, is only a short drive
from the beach. 1bere's a library next
door ud a wareboule-sized Block.buster
Video acto11 the streel 1be stuff of life.
"You're excusing the famoua
journalist?" Judge Blair Barnett
dcadp8111.
"I don't want any'bad publicity,'' she
says, laughing lightly.
I don't know exactly what to say. So I
smile and -for reasons that still puzzle
me -wave goodbye.
The defendant is later convicted. Most days I eat lu.ncb at Salt Creek
ITATIM: Residents propose
ll8Pk • old nrehouse sne
From A1
site converted into a small neigh-
borhood park/rest area complete
with restrooms. said Dr. Dan
Stringer, a member of the Balboa
Island Improvement Association.
"We've had elevation plans
drawn up and all," said Stringer.
City officials have said the park
idea isn't feasible because of a
longstanding city plan to use the
proceeds of the old station sale to
help pay for the new building. City
leaders have suggested residents
could buy the old site from the city
in an assessment <tistrict-typc ar-
rangement, but that hasn't woo
much support. .
' The city's plans to have public
restrooms at the new station site is
also fueling some controversy.
Netpbortna ttllidents are opposed
to ibe restrooms being lc:>cated
tbeN,
Phi ofldala bavt long desired a iliil" lelbcia bland station to re-
place tho old, amped ooe, which
WM to linall the department
a\IOided purchasing new equipment
and ar.paratus be<:ause it just
wouldn t fit in the facility, said
Fire Chief Tt.m Riley.
former gas station site at Park and
Marine for roughly $650,000, Uno-
cal spent about a year cleaning the
gasoline-contaminated soil and
water on the site.
Meanwhile, the Corona del Mar
fire station got a new $260,000 fire
engine this week to rep!acc an old
1959 model used by the depart-
ment.
The new vehicle has its engine
housed in the back. providing a
more spacious and comfortable
place for firefighters to ride in
front, according to Deputy Chief
Tom Arnold.
The traditional models with the
engine in front C.med beat and
noise to build up in the ~t
ers' cab and also limited the "'b\mf.· •
ber of people who could ride
there, Arnold said. With tb pew
models, au the firefighten can be'
seated toiether, facing forward.
which is also safer, be said.
With added engine power, the
new vehicle will also be perfect for
scaling some of the hilly areas of
Corona del Mar, Arnold said. Neither Arnel's chairman,
George Argyros, nor the com-
pany's lead executive on the Metro
Pointe project, David Ball, could
be reached for comment on Fri-
day. Plaza Tower was one of last major projects to slip under the wire before financing sources dried up. Before the city could buy the
The rear-engine fire engines are
JfOwing in popularity -most cit·
1es have purchased them and New-
port now has two, Arnold said.
Developers of South Coast
Metro Center, a 47-acre project at
the south end of Anton Boulevard,
arc also altering their plans, in
part because of market conditions.
The development group, Curci·
E ngland Co., is trying to get city
approval for a reduction in office
space approved for the site -
from 1.3 million square feet to
about 950,000 square feet -and
a n addition of 1,000 apartments.
Still, revising entitlements won't
mean that Curci-England will be
able to proceed with its new plans
right away.
"We are dependent on the fi.
nancing market," said Shurl Curci,
a general partner in the group.
"We would like to move forward
tomorrow, but we don't know
when we'll be able to."
Moving forward with entitle·
ments even when there's little
hope of getting financing for a
project is, in the words of Genis, a
case of developers "getting their
ducks in line for when things take
off."
The development shutdown has
provided temporary relief to
growth opponents in the city, but
it hasn't satisfied their concerns.
Hoag Hospital
Chemical Dependency Center.
wishes you a safe and sober holiday.
If we can help, call us at
(714)760-5656
Even while Arnel officials were
taJking about scaling back the
Metro Pointe project, Dave Leigh·
ton, president of the North Costa
Mesa Homeowners Association,
was writing a letter to the City
Council complaining about the
density of Arnel's plans.
"I think regardless o f the
present state of affairs, the general
plan is im~rtant," Leighton said
Friday. "It s the pattern for future
development.
"The current standstill is a lull,
and whether a storm is going to
follow, I don't know. How severe
the winds will be, I don't know."
Market conditions may have re·
duccd the urgency to complete the
long-delayed general plan update,
which has derailed such projects as
CJ. Segerstrom & Sons' Home
Ranch development, Genis said.
"I joke that we saved Seger-
strom a lot of money by preventing
him from sitting there with a white
elephant at Home Ranch," Genis
said. "If it weren't for the reces·
sion, we'd probably be in a lot of
trouble with the general plan. I
don't know why it's taken so Iona."
1992: Econo111y 1• as prlnclpal
ca• for concern In new ,_
From A1
Melon Rini, retail fashion,
Costa MtH
think, as a country, we have to pull
in our belts and start saving. That
includes everyone, from conarea
to the average person. If the prOO.
lem of overspending is solved, I
think the other things will faU into
place."
Nate SaUsbury, constracdoa,
Costa Mesa
"Financial survival based on op-,
prcssive new starts in home build-
tng.\. Because the market didn't
take an upswing at the end of 1991
CL.-: Newport pollce -111111111111
"All the economic problems in
1991 will move into 1992. People
need to open their eyes. If enough
people get involved and begin ask-
ing questions, changes can be
made. I had never seen a homeless
person in Huntington Beach until
last year. These people are not a
bunch of drunken transients, but
middle class people who lost their
jobs. All of our country's problems
are inter-related."
Armando Strnto, sports salu
u d collep 1tudtnt, Cotta Mesa
as was predicted, the outlook for
the whole of 1992 is grim. In addi-
tion, the entire insurance indus-
tries needs to be revamped be-
cause the insurance premiums are
out of control. And in order to
support the entrepreneurial ef.
forts, which I believe are the grass-
roots of the American economy,
tax breaks for new businesses
would be a smart move."
.
From A1
Newport Beach Police Sgt.
Andy Gonis said reports show
officers did respond to a distur-
bance at the bar that resulted
in an individual being taken to
the hoSpital for injuries sus·
tained in a fight. "l think unemployment is the
major problem. The government
needs to ~rovide more job training
programs.' But "there is no indkation
our officen were involved in
the incident," Gonis said. Delora Blaaa., retired, Costa
Mesa
"I would say the economy. I
BIG SALE
up lo
75% off
Clothing Embroidered With All Your
Favorite Carto Charactors
Wool Jackets
Reg . $450 Now1250.
All Animation Art
Ud. Edition &
PRODUCTION CELLS
60%0PP
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Our Cort I• IOcated
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Worbhlrta l eg. $Ho Now S1tl
'""""'"' $15 T·Shlrts aa low a $1 .
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Sen Your
Private Porty
Merchandise
HEREI!
saturda December 28 1991 Bf
INDEX Roommate. Wanted ...................... 1794
Rentala Wanted ............................ 1728
0atap9 For Rent ......................... 8740 I Vaoatlon Re:ntala ........................... 1788 Furniture ....................................... 8014
M.tso. MerchancUae ........................ 60 us
Cameraa ........................................ 6018
ColleotJ.ble• .................................... 801 7 -lllnf.man I Sto ............................................... 8742
M.tso. Rental.a ••.•.••••••••••...•••..•.••.•..• 17•• Announcement• ............................. 2920
Theater/Cutlnc ............................. 2921
Income Tax ................................... 2922
I.oat a. l'ound ................................ 2925
Computen ..................................... 8018
Free Merch&ncUae ......................... 8022
Jeweir,/Pun/Art ............................ 60215
Buildinc MaterlalJI ........................ 8030
s,~ndoe ..................... 1002-1094
llObu. Bomu ...................... _ ....... 1100 Health • l'ttne•• ........................... 3000 Machinery ..................................... 80415
omce Furniture/Equipment .......... 6047 ~ •••••••••••••••.•••••....•..•.•.•....••••• 1125 ApartmentwCommerclal ................ 2750 Soboola/lnatructlon ....................... 3012 PeWAnunw .................................. 6049 BalldJnc • Contract ..................... 11 cso Bu.alneu Property ......................... 2787 Travel ............................................ 3014 Mualcal Inatrumenta ..................... 80155 Beach Pl'opert7 ............... •·····•··•••·• 11 75 Cemet&r7 Lote ............................... 1115 Bu.aln ... omoe Rentw ................ 8789 Memberab.lpa ................................. 3018 Piano8/0rpn. ............................... 80159
HOUH8 To Be lloved .................... 1325 Commercial Property .................... 2778 Peraonala .............................. 3002-3005 Bl07cle• ........................... , ............. 6080
l.ot.8 ,.., Sale •.•............................. 14.00 Duplex..,-Unlt• .............................. 2788 Sportlnc Goods ............................. 80615
Ou.t.Of..Count7 ............................... 1525 Indu.atrlal ...................................... 2788 Ticket• ........................................... 6075 Out.of-State .................................. 15158 Income Property ........................... 2790 TV/Stereo/Electronic• .................... 8080 Banohe9/l'&l'Dl9 •••••.•.•.•••.•••••••••.••...• 115715
RMort Propertlu ......................... 1580
R1us11Ess1 UFINANCllL .
nm. s~ •.................................. 1neo
Real Eatate Exohan19 ................... 1800 Employment .................................. ISIS30 Real Batate Wanted ...................... 18215 Employment Wanted ..................... IS531S
Bualne•• For Sale ......................... 2900 · Domeatlc ........................................ ISIS40
Bu.alneH Opportunity ................... 2804 Boat• .................................... 7011-7018
Bu.alneu Wanted ........................... 2808 Marine Service .............................. 7020
Credit ............................................ 2807
Homateondoe ..................... 2102-2194 Inveatment Opportunity ............... 28l'8 l"•ERCHANDISE ~FOR SALE
Marine Slips/Docks ....................... 7022
Airplane• ....................................... 8010
Campen/Trailers ........................... 8014 Apartment• ..... , .................... 2802-2894 Inveatment Wanted ....................... 2810
Dupleu• ....................................... 2704 Money To Loan ............................. 2814 Antique• ........................................ 6010
Roome ........................................... 2708 Money Wanted .............................. 2818 Appliance• ..................................... 801.1 Scooters ........................................ 8018
Hotelllllotela ................................. 2718 Mortpee•, T.D ............................. 1818 Auctlona ........................................ 8012 Automobiles .......................... 9010-9090
TODAY'S
REAL ESTATE
CLASSIFICATIONS
1002-2790
ARE IN THE REAL
ESTATE TABLOID
SECTION
HE SORT C.it:NEllAL 2102 COHO NA CUSTA MESA 2124
l'HOl'l-:H II' I ;,~o DEL M.'\H .! 1 :!2 SU ISLAND ... Mar· E'SIDE lg 1unny 28r
PALM DESERT R• tlnlque end unit. 3 + Luxurious 28R 28A f/p w / d hk-upa, fncd
sort Country Club. bedrooms, 4 baths. avail now 605 Mar~ patio, aep unit. Quiett
Luxury condo. 2 mas· ~~~o'.. tocallon. gold. s11fi51 mo. 1795/mo 673-3800
ter suites. Golf, tennis, MAR a O R y I E W 842·5290 E'SIDE New Spacious
pool, all amenities. MILLS Award win· Ocean ,,u •VFY Rm 2·•ty ha• 4BR 3BA, 2
Offering shared own· nlng re;;;odell 3 b•d· new carpet, 511 Sea: frplca, fncd yrd, grdnr.
erahlp. 760-1921 rooma, 3 baths. Pool. ward, 2BR, 2BA. frpl, $2000/mo. 840.0688
Nt-:Wl'OIU NEWt'Oll'I SOUTH COAST CORONA
BEJ\('H 2 1 nH BEACH 2 tt>9 MlffRO 2186 DEL MAR 2622 *" •tep1 to beach, Oen fmt, 2BR beach Exec Deluxe 2br, 2ba. Light & Bright STUDIO
2BR 1BA. patio, fir• house, carpet. shut· prlv patio, Incl gar, nr W/KITCHEN w /d place, tuml1hed, $990 tered, Up, gar, Yearly SCP Ilk• new, no pets. 5650 /mo 70•5 1 . •
124 :Mth St. 722·9225 $1800/mo. 27~2573. S8SO. 581·3738. Avail nowi 673_173~is.
•DUPLEX 2Br 2Ba, Oen fmt, tum, 2BR +
garage, balcony, blk gar. Jan. 1 thru June
to bch. $1200/mo. 13. $1150/mo. 5809
(818)35M539 SeaahOfe, 842-3850
Ughllbright, 4 blks to
bchl 1 br. 1 ba, fireplc,
new kitchen/c arpet,
$750 Incl utll 759-0281 Houses .'Condos
For Rent
No pets. S.500/mo gar, $1690, 760-8382. E'alde apaclou1 3br
LIDO ISLl! ... Great Olde CdM •Br 3Ba 2ba, 2 car gar, frplc,
family home. Large custom home llvlng lg yard, pet ok. Avl 'h Mii• To Beaoh
aouth patio. 4 bed· fam & dine rm•' now $1100 /mo. VIiia Studio w/ kltch. Pvt
rooms. 3 baths. Near s2850/mo. 673-a078 • Rentals 875-4912 patio, Pool, spa, gym.
ctubhouH. $3000/mo Eastalde 2BR 1Ba, gar,,_s_1_00_1_m_o_. _84_6-8_1_2_•_
Steps To S1nd!
COSTA MESA 2624 Designer 3BR 2Ba IMlll• upper duplex, gar,
frplc, 2 decks, ocean Miiliiiililil.. ••SHARP NEWER
view, upgraded thru-$«150 • 1 BR Studio. 2BR. bltlns S795/mo. Ci E Nl-llAI .!102 ,.. _______________ .. PENINSULA PT -2bd
apt yearty-S925
NEWPORT BCH •
BBC Studio· 11050
TOWERS 2bd, bayfmt, vus $1300
LIDO ISL• ... Clean end patJo, no pets. 1W Oen Vu, upgraded
and comfortable. 3 + S8SO/mo. 2630 Santa T .. bedrooms, 2 bath•. Avail Jan. 1. wnnm, 3BR 2~BA,
Avail furn °' unfurn. E.alde CM, 3BR 1BA Ana Ave #C 845-1020 $1800/mo. Lse/Optlon.
$2500/mo. ti om e, pet 1 o K. Eaatalde Twnhmel Nwpt Crest. 52~7480
BAYCREST ... Won· S1100. 714/842-4180. 2 Maater bdrm1, MERRY CHRllTMASI
derful famlly home. 4 Clean tr.shly painted ~r~~c~' gd~~.'ni 1 ~~0 Avaltabl• nowt V«y
outl Yrly $1500/mo. 11200 • 2BR Upper. Cat OK. Call Pam, Agl Vllll Rtntllt •67>2866• 54e-5aao
Houses Condos I For Sal e
(.! '\I IL\I 1 CHI:.!
: $10K. ~~1.000,000
: PURCllMi, REF1, , FAITCAIH
' I De It AIU
• J.M. O'Nell, aa heard
, on KFl radio. R•ft·I
• pay ncrow fM. Call
Bob at 147.oee2
( OS l'A \11-:SA 102·1
38drm 2Be. 1227,200 owe 1°" 0wn + • !xptntea. )(Int CONJ/
locatloft. 831-6801
COLLEGE PARK
4br 3ba + bonu1
room, Air, F.P. En-
clo,aed yard. xlent
cond. 12SS,000
Cllf & E'lyM Kemp
720-1174, 760-5000 JC
123
Nt-:Wl'Oll I
BEACH lOtrn
0 N TM I! Q 0 L F·
COURSE2br 2 ba
tnhme. Big Canyon.
Full on view. 2 car
gw.1399.000
ORHN8E1.T
LOCATION
In Blutf1.3br 2ba 1 level
'Und1' pl.n w/ ITllllY up-
grades..$385,000.
DUftLIX
RIT NNltORT 4/3
and 312 t blk to ocean-
front. $3&,000 amual In-
come. $425,000.
•AtT•LUFF EX•C
HOM• 4br 3b1 +den.
Ful upgr1de1. Total land-
1c1pe/hardacape + 1p1.
1740,000. 810 CANYON VIEW
Cuatomtzed 2bf 2.5ba
tnhme. F.P. Air, wood
tloofs, etc. 180" view of
golf COUf'H + city llghll.
1529,000. cm & Flynn Kemp
~1174, 780-5000 x 123
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NEW HOMES
3BR & 48R, over 2300
aq. ft. 11800/mo.
atNYehvRoad ..,.. ..... 1oot
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38R, 2 "" BA. llke new ~ COUtllne vu,
welk Ab Carlton goff/
tennle 1415,000 Open
8et t.e 24S.74H Of'
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MOVING TO
US VEGAS?
Tired of the high
cost of IMng? 2 bed-
room, 1 bath home
on • large, walled corner lot. 8uper
Looetlonl Com-
pletely renovated!
Only 175,000, Call
BIU or Helen today
at (702) 389-9242 for
lnf0tmMJon. 111 \I I' I .... ' I I
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LoweetPrtced2.atr
In IN .. Port Str"91
l!xpand•d & up.
Qt9ded. Lo lot. ~J!I~
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for information
UDO ISLE 2bd 1pt.
$1395
UDO ISLE • 2 bd cot•
tag• chrm • S 1500
PENINULA • 4 bd
Upper. new cpt &
paint $1575
NEWPORT BCH • 1
bd BBC apt· $1725
CORONA DEL MAR • 2 bd ocn/bay vu •
$2250
bedrooms, 3 baths. 2BR house In quiet large 3 bdrm, 3 baths
Ught & bright. Pool. EHtalda comm. Encl Remu 842•9797 In the heatt of Balboa.
$2400/ mo. back yard, Ideal for Nloe 2Br 2~Ba twn· 2 car gar. $1800 per
NI! WP 0 RT roommatea Sn5/mo. time, garage, frplc, mo. 609 'A' E. Balboa
Ma:IQHTa ... Cozy ca11 .....,.eoa pool, canyon/Vldorta Blvd. 3 bdrm, 1 bO\ w/
orlglnat. Totally r• .,.. l850/mo. VIII.a gar atep.s to._ Andi
modeled. ' bed-COITA llllN Rent• •7..,.12 ONLT 111so '* mo.
, rooma, 2 baths. Pool, NEWPORT BEACH NPT HOMTi 2Br 1 Ba 128 40th St. upper
spa. $1800/mo. LIVE NEXT TO dplx, patio nu kit/ cpt unit. N~ 3 bdnn, 2 DALReOUT 71M700 . w/d hkup. N/peti 1825 bth, 2 car gar, MW EVERYTHING Avail now. e44-8588 carpet/paint 219 32nd C'OHONi\
nu. Mi\H .! I:!:! UDO HIGHRISE • 2
bd bay vu• $2300 NEWPORT BEACH. 3 1BR hideaway, 3 blkl
bd BBC Apt, vua • bch, wood1y nttlng, $4,000 furn or unfurn. S895
180 C1brtrlo St.
e 2&3 Bdrm, 2~Bath
•Townhouae Apt•
•Subterranean
Nwpt Hgt• clean 2Br
1 Ba. w/d hkup, patio
& yard. Water/grndr
pd '975 mo &e2..o&10
St. I 1400 per mo.
Large 2 bdrm, 1 bath
plUI 2 bdrm, 2 bth 2
car gar. Call Jim
Jeoob9 e75-3777
or 887-3 ... AGT
WINTER
RENTALS AVAILABLE
Waterfront Homes Inc.
Realtors
831·1400, 760-3800
utlf Incl. 760-1175
SBA EXECUTIVE
NOMI! Very private,
contemporary SBR,
3BA home. Pool, apa.
Private access to 3
beaches. $3500/mo.
Call Sandy, 759-1415;
Grubb & Ellla 644-8200
Gated Parking
•Oulet Garden
Setting
•EZ Acceaa to O.C.
Alrpof1
•Ideal for Airport
P9f'80nnel
SUBSTANTIAL
IOVE4N ALLOWANCE
.f.!!t~~r
IWNTINCJTON
B EAC'tl :! 140
4BR 2BA + fir, nu
paint., vacant, S1295/
mo + aac. dep. cul
d• nc (310) 87~820
HARBOR RIDGE!
Guard gated W/ Oen
A Cltr Vlewa from
moat rooms. Sky-
llghta, hrdwd firs, fr
dr• W/ be'191ed gtaaa,
etcl M0-5324
3 Linea... 3 Daya... 3 HARaOR VIEW HOMES
Dollars... Merchandise Sharp 38R 2BA tmrt •
under $500. tng rm. aec aystm, 1rg M2·H78 yard. Good loc. l2050I
mo. Inell gmdr 780-5054
87Ml12 a:~~:T n~ar c~:!~ •CLOSE TO ALL!
STEPS TO SAND! 17ootmo tnci. parking $200 OFF!!
YEARLY Studio to & utll. 854•9779• 2BR 1 BA, lndry rm,
38R homel/duplexH Pvt room for rent, own close to shops &
avt now $575-$1850/ entrance. own bath & btJses. Will accept
mo I.net Oceanfront lndry. great loc. $550 0 . C. Housing. $650 Villa RentaJt + MC dep. 675-3084 2257 MAPLE CENTAUR MGMT 11Mt12 &42·2288 Of' 631·2725
Vlltl Bal)oal •Do you need lg ciean
Spacious 18R + den, *..,,..ont 1Br, 1Ba w/ 2br 1ba7 Garage, new
HCUrfty condo, nice bay vlewl Clean, 1afe cpt, D/W, storage.
view, frplc, w/d Incl. & quiet, $725/mo yr1y $750 No Pet 640.2495
s12Vfu:·R:.;:1~s. Ind utns. e13-19-43 •MOVE-IN SPECIAL!
ft 1 BEDROOM 87M.,12 Pool, spa, cable hkup
YOU KNOW WESTLAKE VIUAQE 410 Seaward 2·1tory 145-8122 YOU WANT TO! 2BR 1BA. encl pat10, 1--------
vacat1on by the water. comm pool, dbl car· 1 BR w/loft
Quiet. Peninsula Pt. port, S8SO. No Pets. Parkside ocean view.
2BR home 1tm avail 832-4818 Avallabfe nowt Appl to
f0t rental now. GREAT STUDIO. Tile, lffl 931-e107
oak c abinet•. part $905 No Peta
furn, w/d, utll pd. 1695/mo. 840-4255 3BR 2 V..BA, encl gar, w/ d hkups. pool & spa,
$1100/mo. 2233 Fair·
view Rd. 548-7001 .
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PUblo UUllM needll. M0-4111 prtoee. ComrnlHIOn ---. (714)9al511 Yt .......... tlt ~_,__..,~,Wat.. tleaten. · CommtA••· ~ c.. Tam....a.ont•
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South JOU bold: ~~P~.,qfUi
... 8oatlt WM Nordt t•• ..... p._ Dbl
P .. 1
• W-.k two.bid
What action do you take?
A.-It IOU.Oda u if pert.Der bu a
very aood band and the vulnerabili-
ty ia attractive. However, you just
do not have quite enoucb in species
to convert the double to penahiee.
Bid three clul».
Q.2-Aa South, vuJnerable, you
bold:
•SMM <:7632 OQ7C52 •1098
The biddina baa proceeded:
Wen North Eut South
1 0 Dbl P.. 1
What action do you take?
A.-"Tbein not to reaaon why,
tbein ju.t to do or die." The two
actions that do not even rate com-
ment ii pua (neither your hand nor
1Uit ii good enough) or one no
trump (you are about 1even points
abort). Partner haa asked you to bid
your longest auit, so grit your teeth
and make the cheapest bid of one
heart.
"'\ Q .3-Both vulnerable, as South
you bold:
•Q.J ~AJ6 /6 •AXQ8763
The bidding has proceeded:
Weet North Eut South
1 0 p._ 1 ; ?
What action do you take?
A.-Yes, you probably have the
beet band at the table and yea, we
could conatruct many hands where
partner ha.a juat enough for you to
make three no trump. But both vul-
nerable opponents a.re bidding and
any violent action you take could
prove expenaive. Be content with
two clube to aee what develops.
Q.6-Both vulnerable, aa South
you hold:
+J7643 Ql096 OAIO •A66
The bidding haa proceeded:
North Eut South Weet
1 0 p._ l + P8M
1 NT p._ 1
What action do you take?
A.-Witb partner limited to 1' or
15 points, depending on your meth-
ods, you should have no tbOOJ.bu of
game. Should you rebid_~des to
show a five-card auit? Wb)'? You
have a balanced hand and no trump
muat be a perfectly pt..yabJe apot, IO
pua.
Nf'.Wl'OI! I
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Personals st.f'.Kl:'lolt SE t. KI !\I l • • t I ~ I • • •
Ml·.N 100:1 \.\'Ol\-1t-~ 11111.a ·,,, .-.1, -, 1'"',
SEl·.Kl'\01• LOVE HANDSOME MUIT
LOVE Ml-:N .woa TO SKI STRONG
A WOMAN
OF QUALITY
Very attractive SWF, CARING
21, blOnd hair, blue SWM. 42, 5·11·-. 195
eyed Ski Bunny, Iba. Heka SWF, 24-
aHkl attractive male, 38, 5,7"-8', who Ilk••
KISSING
Attractive, younglah,
mlddle-aged SWF Pro-
feHlonal, lovea life.
Are you In your alxtlea
and my counterpart?
14181.
agea 22·28, to kHp me wann on a cold to dance, travel, talk, laugh and ffff very
Attractive, monoga-moua, aecure, alncere.
communicative, •<hr
cated, trim SWM, 41,
e·. aHka caring, aen-
alt.lve, trim, alncere, N
/amkg lady 34-40 for
commitment, sharing a actMllH together.
#3153.
winten night. #4162. apeclal. 413151 •
UNIQUE HOME
STRAIGHT ALONE?
FORWARD M• too. DWM. Ex-BIO BLONDE
49 +, aophlatlcated/
ca1ual, 1erloul/funny.
la there a mature, tall
non-smoker guy who
Isn't looklng for a
skinny 25-yaar old
KkSlett? 11'4183.
WF, young redhead, Brooklynlle, 39, blond-
41 , 5'7", needa one lsh, beard, ponytail,
woman man for walka, 5'11 ", 210 Iba., N/ S.
laughter and Iota Let'a m"t for a movt.
l't-:HS( >NAI.
SEHVI< f'.S :HHI[>
more. Respect geta and a bile. Your neck ABSOLllTE FINESTI
you everything, or mine. 11'3181. OrangeCountyUdlel
may b • even me. •-----1G----1-900-420-2888 #4151. INTELL ENT Ac1u1ts 23 m1nutHIS23
ENTREPRENEUR
PR Em
SEEKIN(i
WOMEN :HHH
BLUE·MD BALBOA ISLAND BLONDE GENTLEMAN
34, love Ille, tired of Sln;I• Ceucaslan 35,
the bar ecene, looklng 6'5", healthy Profea-
for eomeone special alonal ... kin; apecial
to care for. I IOve to lady, 30.50, for walk-
cuddl• up In front or a Ing, dining, hugs, golf,
warm flreplace Wllh quiet tlmea and ahar-
aort mualc, a good Ing your lntereat1.
man & wine. I can b• #3182.
a lady nrat. and a lltue ---------•
girt at llmea. I'm not BEAUTIFUL
apolled, but I 1hould WOMAN
be. Lov• to aau. bike, INSIDE & OUT opera, theater, honea.
Could I be your Holl-wanted by SWMCNS,
day girt thla year? 37, for tennla, beach,
Let'a go dancing & skiing, travel, within
a .. 1 #4152. honaat, fun, healthy,
PILOT CLA8811'1•D committed relatlon-
lt'a th• aolutlon yUl.t'r• _•...,hl,._P..,,· ,,.,.1..,,31...,e,,..2...,. ""'""="'"-
"arching for -wheth-MEET er you're Heklng a
home, .,, apartment. someone speclaJ
YET HUMOROUS DIN 1.aoo.231 .. 103
SWM, 23, 5'9", brown hair, blue eyea, ... ka ADULTS ONLY
attractive female, 1 S-BEAUTIFUL GIRLS UVEt
25, to ahate bHCh l-900-737•2229
walka, balleta and Adutta20 mlnutea/135
cozy flrH with an In-DIN 1-800-231 ... 103
tellloent, aenaltlv• Cot-A.DUL TS ONL Yl
lege itudent. "3152• LIVE 1 ON 1 GIRLS LOVING 1-800-231-4103 V(MC
PLAYFUL BEAUTIFUL ' EXCITING
ROMANTIC 1-~~!du1ta
If your plana Include a 115/Call
laallng relatlonahlp DIN 1-800-772·2185 with an authentic, aen-1---------
au ou 1. unconven-BEST FOR LESS I tlonal, alncere, com-LIVE 1 ON 1 LADIES
munlcatlve, lntelllgent, 1·900-37CM>009/S10
unlquely wonderful DIN 1-800.231-4103
and atrlkln;ly hand-
1
aome, tall, trim, youtt.-Good Looking & Live!
ful gentleman 43 (look 1·900-370-8800/S15
33) then caJI nowl DIN-18+ 1.aoo.n2-21es 1
You: pretty, trim, "awHt", compatible LOOKING FOR FUN? LIVE LADIES and 3o +. "31N . 1-9()0.737·2229
20 mlnutea/135
Apartments
For Rent
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BEACH/COSTA MESA CaU 942-4333 PILOT 18 lookJng for a, _________ _
Cuatomer Service TELEMARKETING
Repreaentattve for the I need 3 people for
Clrcut•tlon Dept to OUf' Nwpt Bch ofc.
wortt a ftRtbl• ached-eNo exp nee.
ule, appn>xJmately 1 &-•Earning potential
24 houra per week. to SSOO/Wldy
We need a rellabl• •Sam-Noon Mon-Fri
peraon with atrong •Paid training
telephone akllla, Call 875-4853 _
pleasant phone ~.•-------neat appearance and TRAVEL FREEi Hern
able to WOfk well with howl Amazing r•
othera. $5.50/Hr. corded mag rev.ala
C.11 DANl•L 8Hl!A 842~21 bt. 207
Deltverv-Stook Clerk P{t, M-1'.
College Pharmacy,
440 Fair Dr. Costa
M ... , 54&-32H.
DISTRICT
MANAGER
Hire, train a menage
lldult motOf canief'a.
Must be enthualutlc
.. decall oriented. ex.
parlence preferred,
but not neceuaty.
1350 per WHk to
.wt. lend OOYer .... ... ,...,.... 10 Coat
Communfty New9, 330
detalla. Call 545-1992
Nann~ WantMI ~
Ing for reliable ~IJ: nanny/atudent, M.P, t:.:
8 :30 p.m. for 7 yr glit-
Reaponslble, grNt at-
titude, trana provided
W/Pf"oof of good drlY•
Ing rec'd. 142-4397 or 47S-214f..
W. Bay St., Coata 17•05 cubic ft. ~
M .... CA 82827 froat..fr.. ,.frioeritciC
Gtnerll Office Good condition, ~
Ptr. Aftemoona 15 1100• .,..1809•
hra/Wk. Lt typing, Refrigerator, no froat, r
phonea. Wiii train. door, very clean:
145-6938 wortca ucellent, IMO.
H•LP WANT•D 14251 WlU deliver. 842·2543.
Wldy Poaa. 30 Co.to
ChooH. Call for Info.
7 daya/ evea. 15/mln.
Avg. call 5 min. 1·900-
785-7030.
HOBBY INCOllE
Maldng ltema for craft
featlval.
FUHNITUIU. t.11 14
•DINETT•• .: Tabte with 4 Chalrtll"
Southweatern, colOZ:
chalra. Creme table vlr extentlon. S200 080. _
842-8822 .:
Call 1-800-733-4749 •Lovely 8tlff•I*'
(muat be over 18 lampi. ctocka, paint·
fff $9.95) Inga, acceaaoriM frOfTI
MAINT~CE Udo & COM homH.
.EcuaulC Moving, wlll u ll """ cheaply. 78CM288.
Expanding o.c. palnt•--------manufacturer. Repair e FOOT P'U9h
production equipment. couch $49.
Eleetrtc a w.actlng a .... 1008
plua. Salary nego-1~A:--n-t""l'""q_u_e_.l"""a_p_a_n_•_•_•
tlable. DOE. Send r• Emperor/Emp•r•a• aume or lettet to H.R. doth do«la w/lamp a:
Manager, PO Box ahade, 3ft. height.
1287, Santa Ana, CA Make otfet. 7214291
12702 E.O.E.1~-----.....,,-
RUL ESTATE ••sT er ... heedt>oatd, mat-,.. tr ... , box • fnlme,
T • p P rod u o • r qUMnaCu $235. Whit•
Metca up'd ltc'd Aa-6 blau daybed. ~
ee.tant. Calt Patrlok treu 6 trundle, ~
Tenore ea .... oo .,._.. ''"· '4N733.
\
·•noo.TGT~ a. n9Wf T,.,,.....,..,
untlmltH warranlyl
lent. 64M3e0 or
OOLL.ICTIBLE '"°'• 657~401 &It. kw Mike
• .,old9d chair• _., •n L •• 1 • • a.... •11 Ptrd lll'Oltlr Y• • pM • ...0-?tM. ICNlded, moonroof, 5-...,.-_ .... ..__ ................. ..... 9Pd .,..,._ e.u.r. auto, 1 ttMrn taq..,., I dlWf • ••ep.""IOI ... pp, paae. Dual ale. Cw.
. '8toy·Nll) ~ w/ 111,llO. 632..3291 or ti"· c/c, fully lo9d9d • atiached minor & tuw _7_2G-4M_eee __ ,____ 15 Rilf IOOD (t2M) •n,•a•
queen matcNnn ~ad tHI ACURA LEGEND. -•MGI co••T brd, x1n1 bondltlbn. s e pd . w h It e. Loaded & ~ aa • vruuw ,..
l.l-:\1·· "II•
It LllUIU2SO
C?n-'-l._0 I. JOO mll .. czunw•> LIXUIOF
WllTllllllTER
13190 Beech Btvd . .. a•eoe
•n LlllCOLM
llJ\(11 \ 'I 'Ill
If TOYOTA llR2
Turt>cHS •PMd
(2VZSl88)
LUUIOF
WilTMINITIR
1'500 Be~ Blvd. a•ae•M
THllt KS !tl~O
Saturday December 28, 1991 a
\'Ol.K~\o\ Al ,1 '°" '•.! 1·,
MISC' /\ll'I o 11;!-I:'>
'81MERKUR
SCORPIO S400. Full •Ii. bed w/ chromH, •un..,oof, whl•Uel •T •••• JEIP AND IAGLI ttame, good condhJon. power window•. (22'411) We have 1-800-&22.JEEP
111. Brad 831·7782. brakH a llHrlng. ~IO lo mlle QU.IHy 11~1549-8023
New .,, ... AlwaY9 ga-car9 to chOOM troml •---------• _1<1~:!~ "!~:=~~n: __,ra_.Q!d...._ ... 11_,2....,.eoo ..... .-850-94..._1_t1_ 1 JohnlOft I Ion IO FORD THUNDOllRD
clud" frame ti hHd· It ACURA LEGEND Llncofn Mercury 35ttt Ann. l•t black/
2828 Hart>or Blvcf blck IHther, Auto,
'. ~Oatd. Good co,,dl· IEDAN eo .. M .... ca. Loaded, L.ow mlt ...
• llonl Only 1200. Call Only '4,000 mlleal l540.5830 A 1 k f or Marco
TOWN CAA Thia car la priced to
..... •t1,••0
(837054) Euy fin.no-
Ing & over eC> tine
quality vehlcl•• to ... ,
Johnson I Ion
Lincoln Mercury
2828 HARBOR BLVD
COSTA MESA. CA
540-5830
·ao Toyota 4><4, ve,
Sapd, •hell, cuatom
whetla, •tereo"ape.
HOOO obo. 645-2e7t.
•ae YW Cabriolet
AT, AC, Very Clean!
Come teat drlvel
(1231> se.1199
Thia I• one of Eu-
rope' a flneat road
c•r•. Moon roor,
leather lnt1rl0t & Iota
rporel (594218) se,see Com• ano
drive thla luxurious •
care todayl
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
TO YOUI
Is someone spec"'I hovtng o birthday
In January? Mnounce It In the Pilot
and l~pendentJ Send In a non-returnable
photo along with $10.00 or just a message
with $5.00 and ~ wlll publish It on
January 9th. • lJn.7904, a.ave mff• (ll034?4e) ,, _______ ...,..___ (186209) et-.•••
MQ9. L1XV1 OF '81 CADILLAC HARIOR
WUTlllllTIR IEVILLE MITIUlllHI
13590 -..Ch Blvd. Com• drive thl• 2833 u-~ Blvd 1porty lu1eury earl rMrrUVJ •
, day Hawaffan \'eea• eu..oe y~·· loV9 Ill A at•aJ Cotta ....
lion f0t 2, IH5. Call at S9,9 .. (314948) 540 4411 w. haw over eo low1---.,.,...------now white t~ latt. '84 saae 78k ml, mile ~ to aH. U9ed Bronco
• •1-eoo-934-5865. excellent condition, An with easy flnanc. 351 Clell9land engine,
El<CERCISE BIKE & new 1rana, IHtl'ler, lngf Ovet 37 yeara In recently lnltalled w/11ft
atalr-cllmblng excer-auto, 17895. 780-8224. Orange Countyl ayatem. 15,000.
-dser. bC>th computer· ,87 325 Johnson 1 Son 1eo.1092 tzed, unuMd, delux 4"1\0d•I• w/Warrantv. Black/Black, Priced 14().513() Or1glnally 1349/each. RlghU #00Ge7e •-.-7-""'a_o_d_a_n __ D..;.o_V_l_ll_o
Take 1175/each. (Can STERLING MOTORS 4dr, 82k ml, 2nd
Ml Ill II \'\;Ill'-!
'.\llS(' l olll.i
HON I>:\ ifO~f>
'81 Honda LXI
Auto, A/C, PIW, P/01,
MAZDA 9125
'90 Mlata Conv
ale, c:aa. lo mil••.
cust. whla. Very clean.
(1285) S13,950
ORANGE COAST
ORANGE COAST
JEEP AND EAGLE
1-80().522.JEEP
714/549-8023
•72 WI Bug con-
vertible, new top,
headliner, 5,000 ml on engine, must '"
to appreclatel
$5,000. 363-1433
JEEP AND EAGLE I~;:;:;;;;:;~~~ 1.aoo.ea2~1EeP ••ee vw C•brtotot•
Johnson l Son
Lincoln Mercury
2828 Hatt>ot Blvd"
CcntaM .... ca 840-H~
ANTl~U t,S .\:
<..:I..ASSIC'~• ··~~o
·ee Impala ss 398,
power wlndO'NS, ale.
power bfak••· tact!, conaoled , power
seats, tilt, aJI stock.
Excellent condition.
$5500. 640-130G.
MEHCt:DES !I I :m
714/549-8023 blue, 87k ml, air. maintenance by VW,1-t_9_5_8_Dod ______ P_ol_•_r_•
$6000. 975-3144. 2dr, 90k ml oroglnl\I, -.ctettver) C.11 847-eMB MO 1444 ownw, cloth lnl9rlot,
:SwHWINN child'• bike Immaculate ahape,
carrier S30. Child'• '88 750fL 19950. 627-3047 day
amall helmet $10. Sllver/81ack, Make 780-1879 eve/Wknd
Tilt, cc. Caa•. 10k ml, '85 380SL lmmac cond,
Very CIHnl (1077) anlJlock brkl,chromea tt0,825 2 Iopa, 1.26,050 must
FUN IN THI! 8UNI extra clean, S2750.
Immaculate, pam-527-3047 day
pered '87 Cabriolet 7S0-1879 eve/wknd
~989 Offerl #008424
TRUNK. 19~0·1 atmr.. STERLING MOTORS
-*-OOd/braaa trim. M0-8444 • t>rwrt. Good oond.•---,-81-3-2-.-1---
., $45. ~e. e1s-e852. u
Lo Lo Mii••· FlawleH, ,WATERFORD Crystal-#08888 f:':. ~~~y i::i::: STERUNG MOTORS
• S50 HCh. 434-2936. MCM444
X11 Chriatmu Gitt. En· '89 75011
· cyclopedia new •d & w h It e /n at u r a I, Io
• Jr ••t, great book HI, mil••. loaded! 11108653 ~Must Sell! 731-45e0. STERLING MOTORS
.JEWEi HY. t lJ HS l40o9444
& All I' ti025 '91 31811
•Altu.tuo • l!atat• Black/Black, Lo MUes
-.lewelry• Large ... 111006884
lectlon of d iamonds. STERLING MOTORS
..vintage walchH, Incl Mo.M44
Role• & Patek. We ---------buy, Mii, trade & re-79 633cal BMW, black
pair. Wllll.am Harold on black, auto, pwr
Jewelers. 311 e New-window, aunroof. n-
.port Blvd @ 32rod St. au1pen1lon, chrome
873-0305 momo• w/1ow pro
•Beautlful full
length opoaaum
.lur coat Reve,.lbl•
... raincoat with fur
trim, European hooka.
: Hardly worn. $950.
-"42-4321 x 102. .
PIJ\NOS &
OH<iANS +;or,9
gator back tires. The
beat, but I give upl
$7,950. Dan 722-8744.
88 BMW 75011
Morocco' red pearl,
Auto, A/C, leather,
loaded. lo ml, Aak for
Marco. St2,988
c1es101> HARBOR
MITSUBISHI
•Player Plano• 2833 Harbor Blvd.
• C•l•ctrlc, mahogony, Costa M11a ·'Duo Art console) Must ___ s_4_0-44 __ •_t __
• -Salli S1500 obo
873·7677
H ICYC'l.ES U060
~
CffHYSLEH !IOflO ORANGE COAST 18111 84°"2""'2. very low mllea, White
on white w/new black
top, ale. pwr 11eerlng,
cruise, pull-out tape 1
AUTOS
'79 Chryller LeBaron,
4dr aedan, $1000 •• la. SM to appreciate!
714475-4097
DODGE !lOtlf>
JEEP AND EAGLE
1-800-522.JEEP
714/154N023
JAOUAH 9 10:;
as XJe Thi• beloved pet
'85 Dodge Maxi Van, needs good homel w/
pasa•"'19f' van, freah 31,000 mile extensive
rebullt, 350 engine, warramy, aH records,
new t1r11, frame hitch, 110.500. 875-Mtt.
cc, am/Im atereo,
clean In & out. ssooo.
54&-4743.
t'OHU 907:>
'Be MUSTANG 6.0 1
owner. Xlnt cond.
Fully equlpt. $5000
080 575-2683/497'45931
JEEP 9110
t 984 MERCEDES
380SL
One owner, low mites,
must aMI (1JWS199)
L£XUSOF
WESTMINSTER
13590 Beach BJvd . ae2 .. eoe
NISSAN 9150
WANT EU U270
owner, muat Hal Only Christmas ca•h waiting
$7499. 725-0233 X108 for 914, older MBZ,
or 675-7167. British or odd exotics .
For Ad Action
Call a
PiliL
AD-VISOR
Call Bob, 532-4890.
90 NISSAN 300Z 842-5978 Glacier white, Auto, T· ___________ ,.. ________ _
tops. Loaded• One 1""••iiiiiiiiiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiWI Owner, Alk for Marco
(004756) S23,988
HARBOR
MITSUBISHI
2833 Hatbot Blvd .
Costa Me ..
540-449t
OLUSMOBll.E 9155
t990 Cuti••• Calal•
white, coupe, fully
loadedl Must aacrl-
flce. death forces
sale. S 12,000 obo.
846-8724
TOYOTA 9210
'85 Toyota Tercel, 4apd,
stlck·•hlft, trailer hitch.
Xlnt cond Inside/out
$2,750, obo 894-7t48.
UP TO
$600
PER MONTH * II aJlfClm *
Early morning motor
routes available. Deliver
Tuesday, Thursday &
Saturday. Must have
dependable transportation
and liability insurance.
CALL 642·4333
COSTA MESA. NEWPORT BFACH
AQUAalUS (J11n. 20·Ft'b. II). Ol~r lllllA (S.pt. 23-0ct. 22): lnvfttt· orl,g1naltty. lnnov1t1vf'nne. wilhngnews
indivld1111I dec:luts, "You C'Ould auceftd gat1'. •n•IY J:•, tynthH1n various to mah frnh start W11h fulfillf'd if
• C:LRARANCE SAL•I Everything Must Go
Thia WMkf New & uaMS. can 931-1seot Mott RnolaUona: hgaffd for In this aseignm•nt. it lnvolvH travf'I, IOUl'C'ft of information. You'll get pie· ''wishing" for dtfff'rent kind of y•ar in
Mel Tonne, brilllent Virgo alnpr·eu· tHching, uniqu• publto11on " Moral• ture in propt'r ord•r. fi n•ncial reward 1992
Transportation
Deadline: January 6, 5:00 p.m.
Send your message to:
The Pilot & Independent
330 W. Bay St.
Costa Mesa, CA 92697
Attn: Closslfled Happy Birthday ----,._. --
Call 642-5678.
Put a few words
to work for you.
.......
By CHARLES GOREN
wfth OMAR SHARIF
and T ANNAH HIRSCH
WEEKLY BRIDGE QUIZ
Q.1-Eut-Weat vulnerable, u
South you bold:
+A96• QQ6 0 83 ~76-f2
The bidding baa proceeded:
Eut South Weet North
2 +• PaM PaM Dbl P.. ?
• Weak two-bid
What action do you take?
Q.2-Aa South, vulnerable, you
bold:
+98' <:7832 OQ762 •1098 Thfl bidding baa proceeded:
Weet North Eut South
1 <> Dbl P.. 1
What action do you take?
Q.3-Both vulnerable , u South
you bold:
+QJ 9 AJ6 0 6 •AK.Q8783
The bidding ha.a proceeded:
Weat North Eut Sooth
1 0 p.. l "' 1
What action do you t.a.ke?
Q.4-Aa South, vulnerable, you
hold:
•e <:1.u10BM2 O.J& •.U&
The biddinc bu proceeded:
South W..t Nonlil Eut
l Q P.. t • P ..
2 Q P .. 3 • P ..
1
What do you bid now?
Q.5-Neit.her vulnerable, u South
you bold:
•AKe 9 AK7&31 OA M62
Partner opem the biddinc with one
diamond. What do you mpond?
Q .8-Botb vul.nenble, u South
you bold:
•.J7M3 QJ096 GAlO •A86
~e bidding bu proaeded:
1""orth Eut Soatll West
1 0 P... 1 • P ..
1 NT P .. 1
What action do you take?
Answers located in this section.
thor. I will tonUnae to ••lntain _,..as '"ult You're mOl'f' than l'f'ady could follow Sc•nario un1qu•, n clttng, GEMINI (May 21 ·l un• 20 ). Takf'
hlghftt vocel atandards end to revere to tacklf' this prol"('t dynamic. chall•nging Fltr1at1on Sf'rt· a re of practical mattf'rs, chf'Ck l'f'frHh·
taleat end to tptted tM word ron· PISCES (f•b 19-March 20) MaMion oia. m•nt li1t, bf' wary o f one who hu too
ttn1ln1 •Y blop1phy of the lete complf'ted Lovf' l'f'lehonshlp rt'Storf'd. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) Att•n· much liking for "•duh bf'vu1gH · 1---------------------------
pnl•·d,..mmer hddy Rich (~n-Previous rulf'S no long•r •pply You•"' hon revolvn around hom•. appt'arancf'. Kttp ~nt l'f'SOluttons relatf'd to fit·
HOA TS 70 I I ttr). For Scorpio ..trono-r Carl "frtt spirit." focua on myttl'ry, in. poM1blt' salf' or purchaw of mus1cal 1n· nl'SS. hHlth CanCf'r n.iihvf' pl•ys rolf'
Slpft: I wlll rully do my bftt to be 1 1 1 strumf'nt. Sc•n•no f••tu-h•rmony, CANCER (Junf' 21 -July 22) Bf' ""'--1 fa) b be' I tngu•. g •mour. •Pr 1u1I ttVf'laho n • ~ •n 30 ft Apollo flybrldge, •j:;;..v•,b ~ w .,::.le ing fl~r-Ann. Libra pt'r'IOnt reprewn1fd choiCf' of colors, gourmf't d1n1ng Fama· pr~1call f'nough to bf' •w•tt of plumb·
dual control, twin • Y tonttm ng ly l'f'un1on follows l'f'<'f'nl disputf' ing aci •hf't ChKlr. <Amini mnsag• '22Sa, 1leepa e, Lofnln Mtrology. I wlU c-o•f-to• paudty IF OECEMIEl 21 IS YOUR 01v•rs1fy. accf'nt pl•ns for f'nterta1n,
ODA Y'S
CROSSWORD PUZZLE
f L I-'-I .. _ I 81RTHDAY y I h Ir. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22·DK 21) c. bait tank, UHF/ o aaow ,_. ronttm ng t ... t enc t'nt : ou •re •n ong1na t an • m•nl You'll ttef'avf' g•nu1nf' com pl a·
VHF II h d ---~ --'-y I ti · t l EmphutS on llf'Cttts. cl;indn hnt' .,. · • ga ey, ea , ... •nu IK .... tt. _, ,_ a ona. •r. ~ p1onttring ap1n . you a to mf'nta on •p~~I. w.iirdrobe Lov•· 15 wtndteaa, new benl-plt..t •r<r •ltr•chvf'. controvf'rst1I. dynemic rangf'mf'nts. subtlf' h ints Whet had l"f'•I'
1>1ea, Dinghy w/ motOf, ARIES (Mirth 21-April 19 )· Mu11c •nd ~r of abundanct> of 1ei. •P· bftn kfpt from you will fuaHy be re-LEO (July 23·Aug 22) R•put to·
awlmatep, s25.ooo aurrounda your eun1 this Saturd1y -..1 Leo. Aqua.nus .......,.,n, pl•y mHn· vslf'd. T•nns clHrly ddlned. Bf rHhs· night ....,.vtdf'S "w•rm·up" for tomor· obo. Must aM 10 ep-, r--r-·-f pl r·-prec:Jatel 883-IM-45 wk, night Focua 11leo on flowus, dn1gn. ingful roln In your liff'. You would be he in vif'W 0 Kft, sit\14'hons. J>f'OPI• row Locatton will be chown, family
..131·2300 hm. luxury tl1tml, art obj«ta. Mytt•ry wiM to 1vold heavy llfling. Fathf'r hold Pnvacy• m•mber will u y, "'Pl•ue lf't m• be 1n ---------1 "guf'St'' lntrigllft. df'llghta. Thoef' who mor. infllM'nct> than did mothf'r Cur· CAPRICORN (DK 22 · J•n 19) charg•'" Don't pum1t pridf' to block :q. ft Luhr• flybr, micro, U'"llt you to "con("*" muat r<rally bl' 1 f docn Powu pl•y d•y -w11hn romf' lruf' an p,,....l"t'9S Gav• •n •nthusl-·"c "O K"' g en tw 225 alpa e rent eye• Htu.ttS Mic adjuttm•nt. ·-o ' ' -· • ' ' foola. .. -fuddling f•nt ti ft VIRGO (Aug 23·"'-nt 22)· -=-u.s on great fishing or diving, T uaus I re.toratlon cf hermony In connf'Ction -. • as c. SW I mannf'r """'r-~
ACROU
1 Part cf India
• Rou1e
11 -Vagas
14 Waterf .. 15 Dlacontlnlle
18 NeighbOr cf
Que,
87 Olsprow
88 Upend -89 Kin cf ......
70 Play fOf -71 AlloWI to UM
DOWN
1 Deed
2 Tlbeten~ 3 Ooea unc:t. tak. 8. Whal.... f"" A (Apn 20-Mly 20): Spot· You'll be 'd ' ... h d · h h • plor t h I ... ,. •• .,. wlth JT&etlvn. flnandel plctutt will be n 1ng mg t'Spttt' t ow w o i. • ion, c aractf'r •n• y111, a.,1 1ty
downpayment. Owner light on powu. 1utborlry. l'ft90nalbili· brigJilter than a.ntidpeted. would dislodg• you af they rould Spot · to synthn1u 1nform1tion gerne~
financing S32K obo. ty. pl'\'Mutt of d1tldllnf'. Opportunity light •Ito on Khif'vf'm•nt. pus1on from v.nous sour'Cfl. Sho rt trip In·
17 -cf contents
18 Not Y9'
dlflnl1e
20 enact one
22 Santa'-
23 Ent,... Item
25 c.,.,
4 Anorney.---
5 Alward:
!'O\H:ll Bl)A TS 7012
.~1-8333d, 875-08171. n llb to tab atoc:k. chtt.k innntory, to •·--D .~ 2I 1M 1 AQUARIUS (Jan lO·ff'b IS) Rf'· volvtt ,..letavf'. pr•par•tlon for Nf'w gain 1«ond wind. Oldu lndividu•I __ ,, ~lfftuo< • Yf'ar ct>lf'bnllon flUt' to be 5"tisflf'd with old rulN. "'l!u ·
wlll help obtain nltttMlry funding. Slrll• S..nda: Branford M1rNlt.. latlons. Stretch tal•nts. reach far •nd LIBRA (Sf'pt 23-0ct 22). Stick clOSf' 28 AalMnder
wcNK
8 Circle pen
7 Go bectt In
8 Prohibition
8 tam ten ao COAST MAa.IN• GEMINI (M•y 21 ·Junf' 20): Wish Vll'go •-.Ida•, .. being hlllled • "-• wide, OVf'ttOmf' inhibitions concerning to homf' if pott1blf'. If you Vf'ntutt too
-ti' Wooden Hull. Har· will bf' fulfillf'd with h1tlp of on1t at di•· auopllo•let U.ece John Collnne. He dlttan<'lt. l1nguagf'. You'll gain ad mar· far you'll •pt'nd mol'f' mon•y than orig· ~ cNtMr. Xlnt cond. tan«, pt'rhap1 overlfft. C1'fftiv1t jlit(ft .. _ a L-1-.... -. '. • .... 26, t~) end 5 I ·11 ........ inelly lnt•ndf'd Articl• that h•d bftn " I ted " s Ill be __ _. -.. -.·:-:: "'..,... 7WV en, ov• WI not ~ a strangf'r Arin ! 11,000 080. 845-8709 K1 va · tltul quo w t...-.. blrtllpeth _ tlMM, combl•ed with Involved. Iott, miasang or stol•n will bf' ttturnf'd.
Gnlham -
29 Sturn.bte
30 Modified
32 Afrtcan l1Yer 34 Olmlnlahlng
39T ... al
10 Uona ()( Rama
11 Franch l1Yer
12 Hammering
SA 11. 1101\ rs 7 0 I '
• Hid•. Focut on orlgln11ity, dering, ••,.loslal eapecb. pefnt pfct11ne of <raurua, anothf'r Llbran ttpr.wnted
lmaglNtlon. Arift involved. • ........ •-..a k 1-~1 Id I ~-PISCES (ff'b. 19 -March 20 ). K•y SCORPIO (Oct. 23·Nov. 21 ): Main · CANCER (Jun• 21·Ju.1)' 22): St.-an.ocw ... N, •JM• -v 4111 -· word Is "•nhght•nmf'nt " What h•d ,._. .. llboat wtth ln~ndt'na, plonttnng •pirit, will· tfMCI to .. 1r.. fwtare 111'°* Into bffn puzzling, pt'rplolng beromu tein aura of my1t•ry. gl1mour, antrigu1t.
: two tallt • cov•r. Ina..-to t1ke n-ry risk You'll bf' r ... aacl femaee In 1~2. Muult.. crytt•I clur. You'll gain grNtf'r inde· What you dn1tt will be tt"Ct'lved in
: $450. .,7=2 °' lnvi,oratect by poatibiUty that nf'W lovt Virp·Ub, '1p clMp, '9 faKIMted by pt'ndence of thought, action Sttnano "fudnating" rnann•r Clandf'$tiM .,.
.• : could' bt on horizon, Family m1tmbt'r wll.lt .. , ~ atraap, ••t·of-fut\I,... conunu.nicahon, spiritual nl· ren11rment for holiday l•nda udte·
wUI l•nd moral auppon. U..-~ ......_ He nplaJ.., '1 uw, toum~y. nwnt. af*-. Pilcft play. me,ar role ..,l'I I II .'..
..;Klllll\1-.. ,0111
UO (July 23·Aug. 2.2): Y04.11l bl' In · ........ t.J ......... te MJl• 0.q IF DECEMIER lt IS YOUR SAGITTAalUS (Nov 22-DK. 21 ):
trl1ued t.y Individual who lntroduttS uwl wa,.. SMlter to ptdc ti-. f'laltt lllTHOAY: You att lntuit1Vl', a Miu· Spotllaht Oft powtt. authority. tt1pon· . .leM C...,I. c•.a-you to unutu•I 1ub;..,,.tt, inclu.dln1 ...... U. ,.J ..,...... -t" that So _, ... nd 1ibili4Y. recogn1tlCHl of hmt limitation. .I ,...... ,,_. • I"'" _ .. '--6 • ..._ -• .. ... ttilenf'r a peycholog1st Llto. C.n -Wh h-.. .......... k f _.... •WOodV• ..,... cond'-1n11ntlt'utLSCWn<n. Focusondu.rabill· __. ..... -.. •t ... """""n ta •n or 1r11nt .... N ·
',UoA, new en~ne. ty. IKl&lity, tMtital at.ah•. com!Mfdlll A&llS (M&Kh 21-AptU 19). You'll ar, Aqu.a.riua ~nons play ttgnificJnl qulm ldd1tlon1l ttvlew lndlvidu•I
...._ ···' '1 f l rf I f t roln in ""''~ hff'. You are unorthodoi.. I SIOOC). 714...._1 nntuN. C.ncer, Aqu.arl• play rot11. ..,.. m-na. " powe u Ol"Cft • ,,-~ )'<Ma •·CO\lnted on" hM ta.ken IHv•. C.p·
42 l.Alwmak• 43 M.-Ilk• new
45 Ot..-laland
41T .. ··----50 '"Mnd In the
Wllowl'' dwac•
54 -Rair..
56 Window part
51 Pl9ybadt•
61~ IOToalt~
13 AnlW ee Tart's~
block 13 DlamOnd ptoy
11aw11111
21 Wrong: PNf.
23 San Juan
title 24 Nonaenee
28 IEuaperat• 27 Slgnws
30 A '9tony
31 h.lpld OM
33 Wlttlln:~.
35 Cofl~a M,._..lon
31 AWfltllrom
home
3' DNlnet*d
40 AMntMr 1851 C~ 14ft. fiber-VIRGO (Alll Z3·S.pt. 2.2): Ol"111· world" E81phaN on .. ,. Inner feel· proare.lve. an originel th1nbr, fuc1· ncom Involved
... boat w/31 h,p. ty. rteeh Myond pmt~ Umlt11tlon.1, lnp. MoMy, low. turvlval form trtnl· Mtfd by th1t 11\11\lic ert1 and ldtn~ CAPRICORN (DK. 22·J•n 19)
•Johneon. Exoell•nt edd to wardrobe, becom• 1w1re of ty. Youoouldd1-cvYtt "pd atlntH end During l992. cycl• hlghlighlt m11•u11l Lon1·db4ence all Naulta in un11.111.1I ----------
1 i condition w,,raller "body Im..-." Sltftw ol fitnt9 tinphe• I~ mlatlt M In )'<Mar own'*~ y•l'd Eu· ltat\.UI, po.lbl• addition to femlly, fl· Invitation, f'C*lbillty oJ tourney. Fonua 2 3 4 5
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J 11100 obo. 12S-ON7. .ui.ct. Keep rwoluttonaa>notmlna diet, JTkal nanc:lel tu<'ttM in connactlon with on unl~I •PP"!· ditctlbution. ptO· ~---'-_.-"--_. __ till liO IGIWaNJJ 1111tfttfion. S-,lttarian ii In pkture. TAUaUS (April 20·M1y 20): Fonit butln-. ca.tftr, Fffn1ary and S.pt+m· ductlon, lnformetlon ~l1t1ng to Im· 14
, , .let Sid In top oondt-UlaA (Sept. 23·0tt. 2.2); Yov'U tt· on cndJbUlty. pannmhlp. C'OO~rltl\'f bt'r wlll bl' yo1u tnoet memorablt, prof· port-upon actlYltlu. ArlH naurn t--_.--+--+---4--1 tlon. no hO!Jl'9 on new ttl" ~.ey chain t.hat hM 1ymbolk vallM' tffom. lefaJ .. NtlMnt. IN.rft•I statiu ltab~ month•. peocnlnenlly 17
: motor. 12000 obo. and 111l1ht r.p.-"t "optnlna of Smnmo f•hn• CN1munlcetlcn, trev· ~ AQUAalUS (Jen 20·F•b. t8): I (114) 942·7207 daye cloon." ftem\t clMm covld M dupll· •l. tWwrMl appeal. t.ovt ttl1tlon•hlp lloftdmf. Decem• IO. W1 You'U ptMtvt pot•ntllll fof 1992 Em·
: ('1 .. ) "2.otl? ewe c.-d In "'"1 fife ... JwdlJfttnt, Intuition 11 moM '"'than lmt1lnld. phula on or1tln11llty. darlna. tllptrl·
prove •«11r1tt. Wffr colort tllue, CIMINI (May l l·Jun• lO): S.n .. ot I.tit Wt f'o,..t; UbnM to,..,_. mentllrion, rourap of ronYirtlon-. En· .........,n .... -i... fltMll ..,... to fortfront. lt..olutloN "-• ,... aacl ,,_.ti l.ea•J ._,,, th·-•-·m --·ma, -·id _111 ... to .. ...:..., ......,. ',.._,,......., re111.1ln "audlW." concerning dlf't, nu· ~ ~ _,......, Hel1fteW. Jee• -,,... ....... •• ,.. ·--..... _._ ...... _
1 ICOl"O (()tot. 23·Nov. 2J): What tritton. You'll ,.,.1 "'°" v~ •n• • ,...... s.... laraadH; ~ 14"•" Promotion dut, vl•w• ¥Milled
• .,......, ,.._, .. to IO', had pouted. "9fuddled you will no thaa&aMk. f'Mdy tot fr.h *"In MW a.ft. Gift v...a,; J.U. ~ fot 1«\1119()'. ! :....-°' .... Hr lley ~...,._..,t~.You'UfWoarift dlft<.'tion.1..-ola,.,,....,ted. C.... ,.._, ,. ... WWttlieft-.. PIK'IS (FQ 19-Mald\ 20)' lntuJ·
• : '" ~-to lftfor!Nt'°" whk'h tlartflft. CYJIUllll&• CANCU (JuM 2lojv.ly 2..2). lntul• 1ttt.a ~ U..,._ 1111.tw ......a ttYe nteli.ct dtNn.lnam -'JOU kftOW • : 01*t... 1948 .., •tlMa. MOM)' w ''°"' ''"'".. tlon doMlnatft. forMer tfft'Mr mlaht ~ .... ,.., .... jl u-..-without b«ln1 told oectly what the ~-1--+--+--4~-: f 6 W utH Te = eourc.. you'll l"IC!ri" ~t ~ ewtt• •ta.re, "Yw ~tel teach llllt 1 few 1"-:fna; 11Mf1i IMpi ....W plat· tffMrlo tnlellt •lllCON lndl•khaal .... ~~-...-...._ ....... ..__~_.-• t .... tr ~ d~. thJ.ftpY' S,O.llfht on C"NStMty, etylt. ..,. A~ W ,.....A-.... .._ w11.t\tt tpoth&ht 11""8.I-. penon ta •n· : ~ = ~~ IACmAll\11 (~. 2.2·Diic. 21 ): ·~· litW .;peel. S.nat °' cll...ntN .... -&an .......... , ..... •lo\e•, C'hld ~ d ... 1'1Ktln. Eumte
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EXplorer
Ford's c•act utlllty _.I ••rnlnll
Blend of performance,
luxury and comfort no
secret to fast success
It's easy to sec why Ford's Oedgling
Explorer model has stormed on the
scene and captured a commandina mar-
ket-share lead in the
crowded compact utility
vehicle category.
In only its second
model year, the Ex-
plorer off crs a combina-
tion of performance,
appearance, luxury and
comfort that is un-
equaled in its catgcgory. ~.,
The Explorer is big-11
ger and more powerful ca
than Japanese competi------
tors like the Nissan Aut
Pathfinder, Toyota 0
4Runncr and Isuzu Review
Trooper. It offers a -----
smoother, more comfortable ride than
larger, less luxurious counterparts like
the Toyota Land Cruiser.
The result: The Explorer has won crit-
ical acclaim, and, more importantly, it
bas been well received by sport utility
buyers.
In the first eight months of the 1991
model year, Ford sold nearly 160,000 Ex-
plorers, accounting for nearly 31 percent
of the North American market for the 18
vehicles in its segment. The Explorer is
outselling its nearest two competitors -
the Jeep Cherokee and Chevrolet Blazq
-combined.
The Explorer's interior is spacious and
thoughtfully designed. There arc a host
of well-conceived extras inside, such as
spring-mounted change holders, a scroll-
ing cover for rear cargo, a split fold-
down rear scat, double visors, lighted
• • • JMOn~/ltdrpwfdetit
Ford's 1992 Explorer is bigger, more powerful than Japanese competitors like the Nissan Pathfi nder and Toyota 4Runner.
vanity mirrors and large, oonvenicntly
designed storage compartments.
For an extra $1,205, the Explorer adds
a preferred equipment package that in-
cludes leather interior and sport bucket
scata. The driver's scat has a lumbar sur:
port system and offers the oomfort I d
expect in an expensive luxury car.
Basic power f eaturcs, such as power
windows, mirrors, steering and brakes,
are included at no extra cost. A1'l up-
graded Ford JBL sound system is avaal-
abJe at an extra $783.
Legroom, headroom and seating room
arc ample. With the rear seat folded
down, the four-door Explorer boasts 80
cubic feet of hauling space. A two-door
version is also available.
The exterior is stylishly designed. The
Explorer offers an optional exterior trim
and scat engraving ($412) named after
outdoorsman clothing designer Eddie
Bauer. The Eddie Bauer model also of-
fers a roof rack.
As for performance, the Exptorcr has
remarkably smooth steering and a rela-
tively comfortable ride for its category.
It's powered by a 160-horscpowcr V6
that delivers fairly good acceleration and
power.
The vehicle: 1992 Ford
Explorer four-door 4X4
The ptb: MSRP -$21,919;
Asteste<t -$25,166
The pts: Four-liter, 160-hp V6
with electronic fuel inject.ion;
optional four-speed automatic
overdrive transmission
The lineage: Introduced In
March 1990, the Ford Explorer
enters its second model year with
a 31 ~rcent share of the Nof'th
American market for oompact
utility vehicles, besting all 17 of its
oompetitors.
The Explorer bas the muscle to tow up
to S,600 pounds. Rear anti-lock b,Ucs
are included at no extra cosL
The Explorer can be shifted into four-
wheel drive at the push of a button. For-
tunately, it doesn't have those inconve-
nient manual hub locks. At the push of
another button, the E_xt>lorcr'1 four-
wheel drive can be shifted anto low range
for particularly rough going.
When equipped with automatic over-
drive transmission, the Explorer geta a
reported 16 miles per gallon in city driv-
ing and 21 miles per gallon on the high-
way.
The four-wheel-drive Explorer starts at
about $22,000, and easily tops $25,000
with extras thrown in. The base two-
wheel-drive model starts under $20,000.
This sounds like a lot of money to pay
for a vehicle, but the Explorer's price is
highly competitive in a category known
for sticker shock.
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ow yeu can take your 'home' on a European vacation
Authors of motornome
travel book to speak
at Anaheim RV Show
For thole who want to take their home
on the road, even when the road is on
t11nother continent, a recently published
book tells you how to proceed.
"Trt11vel Europe with your Motor Home"
is an indispensable guide for travelers that
want to see Europe at their own pace and
enjoy the economy and Oexlbility of motor
home travel.
This 450-page travel guide covers every
~ of motor home travel In Europe
from planning your trip to how to ship
your motorhome across seas.
Other areas dlsa.issed include negotiating
the autobahns, mountain roads and ferries;
cal'T)ping; shopping; sites and attractions,
including Eastern Bloc countries; travel
tips; and returning to the United States.
The authors, Nancy and Ralph
Rosenlund, have traveled extensively
throughout Europe in their Falcon van
motor home.
'We wanted to experience Europe by
RV, but couldn't find any travel books or
information to help us plan this kind of
Daihatsu Charade
goes 103 miles on
single gallon of gas
Imagine a car that can travel from New
York to Chicago on a single eight-gallon
tank of gas.
A Daihat:su Charade prototype recently
completed a world-record journey around
Britain in which the 1.0 liter turbo diesel
averaged an incredible 103.1 miles per
gallon.
A team of three drivers drove the
Charade turbo diesel on a 3,621 mile
journey around Britain over the course of
169 hours, including rest stops, to gain a
spot in the Guinness Book of records.
The Daihatsu used 35.155 gallons of fuel
during the record-setting tour, the
equivalent of traveling from New York to
Los Angeles on about $44 in gas.
Since their Introduction into the U.S.
market in 1988, the Japanese-built
Daihatsu Charades have been among the
most fuel efficient vehicles on the road.
The 1992 Charade 3-door hatchback has
an EPA fuel mileage rating of 42 highway
and 38 city. The Charade 4-door sedan
with 5~peed manual transmission also
stretches fuel dollars with rating.s of 38
highway and 35 city.
baihatsu vehicles are more than just fuel
efficient The durability of the front wheel
drive Charade WilS proven in the recent
Kenya Safari Rally, where the charade was
a "giant killer" amon~ 57 entries,
capturing two class championships in the
~ling 2,606-kllometer race. The race
Challenged both four-wheel and two-wheel
drive suspensions, with only 27 cars
succeseful!Y. finishing the race.
In addition to the Charade 3-door
hatchback, Daihatsu offers the family-sized
Charade 4-door sedan and the Rocky
wide-track 4x4 sport utility vehicle.
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trip," Ralph R.osenlund Yid. "So we just
threw caution to the wind M\d went for It.
'We heartily recom~nd seefng Europe
this way and wrote the boo&c to make
motorhOme travel In foreign countries as
easy as possible for other free-spirited
travelers."
The Rosenlunds will conduct seminars
on the topic at the 27th annual Anaheim
Sports, Vacation & RV Show at the
Anaheim Convention Ce,.ter Saturday, Jan .
4 through Sunday, Jan. 12. 'r
Show hours are Saturda~ noon-10p.m.;
Sundays, noon-6 p.m.; and Monday
through Friday, 2-10 p.m.
Admission for adults is $6.95, children
(ages 6-15) $2.25 and children under 6
free of charge.
The Anaheim Convention Center is
located at 800 W. Katella, across from
Disneyland. For more information, call
999-8900.
"For years Ralph and I have explored
the nooks and crannies of the world, and
we've always had the best of times,"
Nancy Rosenlund said. "Our 1 5 years of
extensive international travels have taken
us through Africa, Asia and South America.
We lived in Europe for two years and did a
great deal of exploring."
Nancy Roselund (right) and husband, Ralph, will speak on traveling Europe by
motorhome at the Anaheim Sports, Vacation and RV Show, Jan. 4-12.
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540-6410
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There is a vandal lurking outside,
attacking the vital components or
every automobile In its path,
leaving thousands of unaware
motorists stranded on the side of
the road.
The vandal is called winter and
with it comes such accomplices as
rain, sleet, wind, snow and cold
temperatures.
Each year when winter strikes
nearly 25 percent of all vehicles
e1<perience starting difficulties,
according to Industry statistics. Cold
temperatures reduce the starting
power of batteries by up to 1 S
percent and can also be the cause
of repeated battery problems.
Low an~freeze levels, cracked
hoses and belts and worn
windshield-wiper blades are also
frequent symptoms of winter wear
and tear.
"Automotive problems brought
on by cOld winter weather are ~
difficult to detect and ~rally go
unnoticed until a malfunction
occurs," said Mike Manor,
president and chief executive offirer
of Chief Auto Parts Inc.
One o( the most common
winter-related car problems is
cAndensation, which fonns in the
gas tank, causing gas lines to
freeze-up.• In cold climates, it takes
longer for engines to reach
temperatures hot enough to burn
off the moisture.
Oil-related starting problems are
also a concern during winter
months. In freezing temperatures,
untreated oil can become thick,
taking longer to reach and lubricate
vita2en ine parts, leaving an engine
ex to friction and wear.
o protect your car trom winter
weather and heavy wear, Chief
Auto Parts specialists off er the
folk1Wfn8 mliritenance tips:
• Wa.Sh your vehicle to remoYe
salt, gravel and mud, and apply a
good wax and rust protectk>n
sealant.
• Check headlamps to be sure
they are In working conditioh.
• Add a gas treatment with every
gasoline Off-up to remove excess
moisture that may cause the gas
line to freeze.
• Check windshield washer nuid
levels. For cotd weather select -a
brand that includes antifreeze.
• Add oil conditioner to ensure
your en$ine will turn over easier
during winter months.
• Check and replace hoses that
are spongy or brittle, looking for
spots that are swelling or cracked.
• Be sure hose damps are tight
and secure and otherwise tighten or
replace as necessary.
Yokohama offers new. truck tires for '92
Yokohama Tire Corporation's RY112A model
@
FLETCHER JONES
M·O·T·O·R·C·A·R·S
NEWPORT BEACH
1301 Quail Street '114•833•9300
Yokohama Tire Corporation has
expanded its off~rings in. the heavy tr':'ck
market with the 1ntroduct1on of a new tire,
the RY112A.
The RY112A is specifically designed for
free-rolling wheel positions which are
normally prone to irregular wear. Although
the RY112A is primarily designed for
on-highway trailing position, it may be
utilized for the front axle.
The tire features a five-rib tread pattern
with semi-round shoulders to promote
even wear in trailer-axle positions. The
intermediate tread depth of 13/32 inches
allows the tire to maintain a cool running
temperature, which prolongs durability and
enhances fuel economy.
The RY112A is available in four sizes:
295/7SR22.S, 285/75R24.S. 11 R22 .S and
11 R24.S.
"As the third product brought to the
heavy truck segment this year, the RY112A
signifies Yokohama's continuing efforts to
utilize new technology while continuing to
set fuel economy standards in the
industry," said William Forsch, marketing
manager, commercial products group.
Through reinforced bead construction
and premium casing construction, the
RYl 12A offers multi-retread capabilities.
Yokohama Tire Corporation is the U.S.
distribution arm of Yokohama Rubber Co.,
Ltd., which was established in 1917. It
markets a complete line of tires for high
performance, light truck, passenger car,
original equipment, truck and bus, and
off-the-road mining and construction
applications.
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Automatic vs. manual: Fuel efficiency only one part of debate
By AlelC Glndlra
_.. .... Nat
I am planning to bu. y a new car
and my primary conc::em is fuel
• ea>nomy. l'\'e heard conflicting
a ts as to Whic;h def ivers better gas
m ge, a manual transmission or an auto-
matic. Can you shed some light on the
subjecd
LY.
A. In general, manual transmissions de-
liver better fuel eoonomy and performance
than automatJa, but there are many fac-
tors to consider when making comparisons.
Manual transmissions usually have better
gear ratios and a Sth gear or overdrive,
which uses less fueJ when cruising at mode
rate or hbth speeds. A number of auto-
matic:S widl <Mrdrive are available; some
are eledronlally (oomputer) controlled, re-
sulting In better shift point selection, which
mea(ls better mileage.
Regardless of which automatic you have,
you will have less control over the fu~I
economy than with a manual transmlssk>n.
For further comparisons, you may want
to pidc up a oopy of the "Gas Mite.ge
Guide" published annually bv the Environ-
mental Protedion Afl!ncy CE'PA>, avai~ble
at new car dNlen or ~PA offlas listed In
the .phone book. The guide has fuel mile-
age lor all current models sold.
Q The wires holding the muffler on
• my 1975 Mazda RX-4 keep break·
ing m using a ·coat hanger wire .. Is that
heavy enoughl
H.N.M .
A. You should use the thick rubber do-
nuts specified my Mazda for the exhaust
system. Wire won't hold because the con-
stant vibrations of the chassis and the en·
gine will cause metal fatigue.
Exhaust systems that use metal hangers
require pieces much larger than wire, usu-
ally large brackets and u-bolts. Engineers
don't specify metal to met.al hangers in au-
tomobile exhaust systems because such
parts transfer noise to and from the chassis.
In addition to the two rear hangers,
there Is a rubber hanger on the front right
side of the muffler. If that Is broken, more
of the system's weight is supported by the
rear haneers, thus causing ·them to break
prematurely.
I have a 1979 Porsche 91 1 SC
• with an oil drain plug that's ap-
pa frozen in the transmlssk>n. I've
tried cheater bars and I'm afraid that I will
round out the pf ug or break the case if I
put any more force on it. What should I
dol J.P.C.
A. First. let's try the simple and dieap
approach. Assuming that the transmission is
completely cold, the aluminum transmis-
sion case may ha\'e oontracted on the steel
drain plug, damping it unusually tight If
this is the case, and if you still have oil in
the transmission, simply drive your car until
the transmission is hot. Then try loosening
the drain rlug.
If it stil doesn't loosen, it may be cross
threaded. You should then take it to a
competent mechanic.
Pontiac appears to have gambled wisely on Bonneville
When Pontiac completely redesigned its
full-size Bonneville lineup for the 1992
model year, it took a gamble on oonsumers
~ng a very sporty looking full-size
sedan.
Well, the earfy results are in and it
appears that the gamble is paying off.
Through the first two month of the 1992
model year, Bonneville sales have
increased 40 percent over the same period
last year. the car has received rave reviews
from bodl the daily and enthusiast press,
and has been tabbed a "Best Buy" by
several key publications.
November sales alone have increased 71
percent and represented the best
perlormance for that month in the past
three years.
"With its sportier exterior and roomier
interior, standard driver-side air bag and
other enhancements, induding improved
engine performance and fuel economy, the
Bonneville and its uplevel stablemates, the
SSE and SSEi, are off to a great start," said
John G. Middlebrook, Pontiac general
manager and a General Motors vice
president
"We're especially pleased, given the
depressed state of the auto industry, at the
excellent reception these new full-size
Pontlacs have received.''
Owners of Bon~eville Se models point to
its exterior styling and performance
characteristics as primary reasons for their
high level of satisfaction with the vehicle.
Overall, 94 percent of the initial
customers surveyed rated the Bonneville
"excellent" or "very good."
"In this very competitive business,
pleasing customers is the bottom line and
VOLVO -----CQ~jll\ MESA
Bonneville has more than met the
challenge/' Middlebrook said. "Even our
toughest critics, the writers at the auto
entfiusiest magazines, are in agreement"
Middlebrook specifically cited such
magazines as "Consumer Oiizest,"
"Popular Science," "Motor Trendy, and
"Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine" as
being in praise of the new Bonneville.
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Sl?S,000 ACDelco Cassie Jan. 5·11 and
tickets for all sessions arc still available.
Action begins with a Pro-Am event for
junior bowlers on Sunday. Jan. S. There
are also Pro-Am squads set for 12:15 and
2:30 p.m. Sunday and ~raJ Pro-Am
squads take the Ooor Tuesday, Jan. 7.
Entry feo for the Jun·
iot Pro-Am is S30; the
Senior Pro-Am has the
same price tag. Adult
Pro-Am fee is $90 and
includes a Brunswick
Pearl Rhino bowling
ball.
If you can't bowl a
Pro-Am, you may watch.
There's no admission
chargo on Sunday. Tucs-
day•s admission is only
$4. If you want to obtain
photos and autographs
of your favorite prof es•
sional bowlers. stop by
Gable House Tuesday morning. The Pro
Practlcc and Autograph Session costs a
mere S2.
U you need more information. or would
like to order tickets. call Gable House
Bowl at (310) 378-2265.
0
Kona Lanes hosted a Coleman Classic
High Roller Win-a-Spot recently and good
tc0rcs were abundant. Topping the field
With a fine 235 average was Jeff Blyar,
who shot 685 for his first three games and
ped a 289 at the end of the set.
rs six-game total was 1,412
anny Hall was just a mark behind
)\l)"lr at 1,299. Hall rolled 729 for his final
three. Blyar pocketed $500 for first and
Hall received $250 for second. Six placed
were paid out with 1,294 - a 215 average
-low to cash.
"Snile game highlight Tor tho night was
Tony Bowman's tifth-gamc 300. He re-
ceived $100 from Kona Lanes for his per-
fecto. Bowman placed fourth in the main
e.ient
Joe Coleman, owner and president of
COieman Oassics, enjoyed the outing and
~ pleased with the scoring at Kona.
Bc'U be back to present another big
eratch sweeper for area keglers Jan. 19.
, Watch for details.
0
A member of the Costa Mesa Police
: Department made out like a bandit the
• past couple of weeks at Kona Lanes.
: Aaron Thomas, a rapidly improving
southpaw, won $250 in the 3-6-9 event in
' a recent 4-Game Handicap No-Tap tour-
' nament. He then came back last Thursday
, nlabt to pace second in a Kona Lanes .
league bowlers only Handicap ~-Oamer.
He rolled pmcs of 194, 179 and 199 for sn scratch and added 135 pins handicap.
He carries a 143 average in the Coast
Men's League where he bowls on a team
with four other CMPD officers.
1 Takin& first place for the men in the
"Kona Only" event wu Todd .Kausen
See BOWLING/Cl
.
PlayoNl-llound
........, llctlon c
December 28. 1991
The Newport BeactVCosta Mesa Pilot
Sports Editor Roaer Carlson •••• 642-4330 ext.387
Glr1s basketba1VC2
High school soccer/C2
Home & GardenS/C6
-
Estancia gets a rematch
with Huntington Beach
after 69-58 triumph
By Rlchant Dunn
$polts Wlttet
COSTA MESA -
Thanks to additional
study time, Estancia
High's Eagles knew ;
what was ahead of ~
them. •
Yes, the height
advantage was theirs
•
with 6-foot-7 Matt Fuerbringer and 6-
7 Jeff Byrne, but this team from Bel-
levue, Wash. -Interlake High's
Saints -didn't migrate nearly 2,000
miles for merely some Orange County
recreation.
The Saints live and die by the out-
side shot. Friday night, in the champi-
onship quarterfinals of the Coast
Christmas Classic at Estancia High,
they died.
Estancia (8-3) had too much muscle
inside, scoring a 69-58 victory to ad-
vance to the semifinals tonight at 7
o'clock against Huntington Beach, a
team the Eagles defeated, 71-51, in
the recent Tournament of Champions.
"If we hadn't seen them (Thursday)
night, we wouldn't have thought that
they could shoot 3-pointers so well,"
Eagles Coach Tim O 'Brien said of the
Saints. '
Perhaps the most critical time came
toward the end of the first half, when
Estancia led by only one (27-26).
"They put on a full-court pres5 and
we didn't have our starters in there,"
Interlake Coach Jeff Bright said.
"Coach O'Brien was pretty astute for
putting that press on, knowing that
our first-string guys were out. If it was
a league game for us, we wouldn't
have done that, but we had some kids
in there and we didn't want to kill any
confidence they had "
lntcrlakc ( 4-2) had rolled off seven
See ESTANCIA/a
Schedule
Saturday
Ch•mplonahlp Semlflnala
7 p.m. -Htn. Beach vs. Estancia
8:40 p.m.-LB Jordan vs. Tustin
Fifth Place Semifinals
3:40 p.m. -Irvine vs. Hoover
5:20 p.m. -Righetti vs. lmertake
Conaol•tlon Semifinals
12:20 p.m. -Banning vs. Pomona
2 p.m. -Hanford vs. Npt. Harbor
13th Place Semlflnals
9 a.m. -CdM vs. Mission Viejo
10:40-Esperanza vs. Dana Hills
Monday
9.40 am. -13th place
11 20 a.m. -111h place
1 p m. -Consolallon
2:40 p.m. -7th place
4:20 p.m. -Slh place
lee~
&tanda'1 Ty Schisler goes In for a layup In Eagles' 69-58 victory Friday night over Interlake. Eric Peterson (14) defends.
6 p.m. -3rd J11ace
7:45 p.m.-Championsh1p
Sailors bounce back, 60-40
Newport Harbor
duels Hanford in
consolation semis
Mesa moves into semifinals
· wi~h 5 5-52 victory over SLO
~lllnyf-. • --CX>STA MESA -Coach Jim
Wcetta 1dmittcd his Costa Mesa
Hfah girl$ basketball team was
more lhan a li11ie ofl Friday night.
But be. could take aolacc in the
Mustangs moving on to the semi-
finals -0f lhc Costa Mesa Winter
aassic.
The Muslangs survived a slug-
gish ~rformancc to Odgc San Lujs
Obis~, SS-52, and advance to to-
nights 8 p.m. championship semi·
final against San Ocmcntc. ·
"We played hard. in spurts, We
just couldn't keep anything going."
Weeks said. "And they're a good
team. They're a much belier re•
bounding team than I saw last
night (in their opening-round vic-
tory)."
C.Osta Mesa junior guard Olivia
DiCamilli typified the Mustangs
evening. The All-ClF standou1 hit
just 3 of 17 shots from the field,
but had what it took down the
stretch to preserve the Mustangs'
precarious fourth-quarter cushion.
o ·iCamilli hit all six or her sec-
ond-half free throws, including two
with rour seconds lert to provide
the final margin. She also broke
long on an inbounds play, and
converted April Van Sweden's
long pass for a Jnyin with 1:37 left
to boost lhe Costa Mesa lead to
53-50. DiCamilli also amassed 14
rebounds against the taller Tiger
rront line.
"She just had a down night,"
Weeks said of his third-year star.
"The errort was there, she just
couldn't get many things 10 go her
way. Some other girls did a good
job of picking her up tonighl."
Schedule
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1:30 p.m.-Nom\ lOl'IW(;e vs. Sctlll'r
Monday
Noon.-11111 place
1 :30 p.m. -7111 place
3 p.m. -ConsolaUoo
4:40 p.m. -5111 place
6:20 p.m. -3rd place
6 p.m. -Champions~lp
one from behind the 3·point line.
April Van Sweden also chipped
in with . key second·half re·
bounding, hauling in 9 of her 13
boards aft er intermission.
Sophomore point guard He athe r
Robinson scored all five of her
points in the final two quarters,
and dished orf four assists in each
half, while adding five rebounds
and two blocks.
In addition, Yool Kim assumed
the scoring load early, tallying 12
or her team-high 16 points in the
first half, and adding five re·
bounds and four steals.
The Tigers took advantage of
th eir aggressive offensive re·
bounding and cold Costa Mesa
shooting to turn a 10-0 deficit into
a 16·12 first-quarter lead.
lead inlo lhe rmal period.
"We baYC to be s~r and
not be out mu.sc:~ ph)'lically, if
we wanl 10 be a good team,"
Weeks said. 0 We can•t let teams
do what 1hcy did against us to-
night, We were fortunale to S'1it·
vive that. one." . .
• tn Thursday's opcnin1-round
64·30 victory over Santa Ana:
The Mustangs trailed 7-4 in the
early stages but sCorcd 14 lilraight
points to 1ake control.
Rob\nson 'had eight assists. Kim
eight steals 10 go with 12 points,
and Van Sweden and DiCamilli
eight rebounds each.
Santa Ana entered the came Un·
beaten in five starts.
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Costa Mesa's O livia OiCamilli (22) drives against the defense of San Lu is Obispo's Theresa McNeil.
The other key con1ributions in-
cluded a pair of thi rd·quarter long
range jumpers by Janet Sugiyana,
Costa Mesa pulled even by half-
time, 25·25, and put together a 12·
2 run in the third to take a 44-36
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pounded by
Cerritos
CEH.Rr ros -J lcld to 1u~t
eight points in 1he second half, the
t-.1:llcr Dci 1-ligh girls b<i~kctball
1c:.n11 bo vccd to Cerritos, 6 1 ·29,
Frid;1y night in the second round
of the Gahr ·rournrunenL
1'he t-.·lonarch!!. (5-5) will play in
the fifth place semi fina ls a1 3 p.n1.
today, facing JngJc1,1 .. ood.
In 1"hursd:.iy's opening-round 61-
20 victory ove r Long llcach Jor-
dan, Adrienne Dotana was 5 fo r 8
(including a 3·pointcr), scoring 11
points. 1,1,·hitc Jen ny McGJinn had a
fine defensive effort to spark the
r.·lon:irchs.
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sc heduled today
As the fina l tuneup before the
1992 season of 1he Southern Cali·
rornia RuJ;bY Football Unio n,
Anaheim wi ll play host to the I 7th
annual Steinlager-Finlander New
Year's Rugby Classic.
The event, run by the Finlnnder
Rugby Oub of Anaheim, will be
held today, at Ball Junior 1-ligh
School.
Teams from Orange County,
Los Angeles County :and the sur·
rounding areas will parlicipatc in
this year's Classic.
Admission is rrec and !he public
is invited.
for fur1her informatiOn, contact
Tournament Director Tom Drand
"(714) 650-7915.
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girls take
46-40 loss Mustangs shove past Westminster, 59-51
SA NTA ANA
Jeff Pickens
scored 23 poin ts
and grabbed 15 re-
bounds f'riday as
Cosia Mesa High
c3 r11ed a 59-51 vic-
tory over \Vcstmin·
ste r in a consolation round of the
Carl's Jr. Century Tournamenl.
same tournament on Thursday,
Cosla Mesa pulled to within two,
55-53, wi1h about 40 seconds left,
but a technical foul on Pickens
nullified a Mustangs basket 1hat
would have tied the game, then
Anaheim made both of its sub·
sequent free throws 10 increase its
lead to fou r before winn ing, 59·55.
two free throws wilh six seconds
left to ice the victory.
Joel Harding, who received
Costa Mesa's first technical in the
third quarter a{ter rolling the ball
bnck 10 the referee, grabbed eight
rebounds while Mall Harber
pulled dowh seve n.
"It's a tough way lo Jose,"
Drewer sBid. "II shoul dn't ._.ave
been that cl ose, but we had about
16 turnovers." Costa Mesa lost to
Los Amigos, 85-72, in the opening
round of the tournament.
HUNTINGTON BEACH
\Vith its two top guns -Leah
Braatz and Monique Sweet -
fouling out late the Estancia High
girls basketball team fell short
against highly-rega~ded Mission
Viejo Friday night in the quarterfi-
nals of the Marina Tournament.
"The bucket was good on an
Costa lvlesa (4-6), which out· outside shot, but (Pickens) went
sco red the Lions, 40-25, after up to tip it in and grabbed on to
three quarters, will play Garden the riin and they called a T,"
Grove !Oday (2 p.m.) for 12th Costa Mesa Coach Billy Drewer
place. said. "Jeff said he got pushed, but
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setback and will race Fountain
Valley at 4 p.m. today in the fiflh
place semifinals at Marina.
Estancia (6·5) endllred a hor-
rendous shooling spell in the first
half, managing 10 convert just 3 of
31 field-goal nttempls and 1 of 6
from the free throw line. Still, the
Eagles only trailed by eight at
halhime and were in a positio n to
take a lead, lrailing 33-32, when
Brantz fouled out.
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the game. Sweet, who rouled out
later in the game, led the Eagles
with 16 points.
Calvary splits
HONOLULU -Calvary Chap-
el High's boys basketball team
races St. Louis for third place at
the; \Valter \Vong Clas.sic today.
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; , i~ ~-· High school soccer
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Mater Dei girls post pair of victories at Hart Tournament
The Eagles' pressure defense
was instrumental in Thursday's 56-
23 opening-round victory over
l.oara. The Saxons managed just a
single rree throw in the second
quarter and 11 points through
The Newport Harbor High boys for the consolation championship Canyon advanced by outscoring three periods.
soccer team earned its first victory of the Hart Tourn::iment today fol· Mater Dei, 3-2, o n penalty Jticks. Bnaalz scored 25 points and
of the season Friday afternoon, lowing a pai r of vic1ories Friday. n hat'iled down 21 rebounds, 14 on
defcatin1 Santa Barbara in a game The Monarchs (I0-2) romped High ec:Mol bo'9 the offcMivc end. Sweet chipped
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854 1craleh for r-our sames
(Dowlen were allowed to l.llO only
their cop three scores for cashing.)
Kauscn bowl1 for Coast Men'•
Lc11uc as docs Jhird-pl:.ce finisher
Mike Howard (69S). Tony Mer·
cado had hiah tcratch gaino ror
the men, shootina 278.
The womcn'1 division 1tar was
Lynn Oann. Dal)n carries 1 q_3
aVeraae i nd r.olled lhree 1bove ..
avera1c 1ames of 154, 160 •nd 200
ror'514,scratch, 673 with ht1ndic1p.
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spotlight l11t SDlurday " 1he Simon, Minh Effertz ind Rldl1 Lookhta .,... •w·Nq 19 do ' 1 'l ll f.::I
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on the Lane1 finished the fis:Jt ICC· t.jichacJ Witmer and Leah hrtins How about' 1twee .._. 'k~.. "' •
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Bumper Duddies were AJhley "Dreaken'" with 2'.5 wins. Mctn· SZl? Male l'OICM1ions It Kone
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Rr,an McDaniel, Rex 0111 and Witmer Chuck Eldridrc and Rudy drive urely and have a an•• oew
K rby Hiller. Fabi Oarcia hod the Uh. ni:, "Turbo Trio" (Mike ond ~arl
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Molt lmy:ed bowlett on. t~e tho ~IP loam series ••4 "Food ~ --II "-lA•tl la COJ.u
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&ar-llftal
a Ki1115 Kyle Thompson (31 ), Doug Hesse (center) and Theo Rokos dominate the ball, but Long Beach Jordan dominated the contest.
;ea Kings trying to regain earlier form today
:orona del Mar duels Mission View after bowing against Jordan, Banning
Roger Carlson
Its Ecllor
Corona dcl
ar High's Sea
ngs will be try-
: to snap a
rec-game los·
~ streak this
Jrning when
:if try to sal·
te something from the Coast
•ristmas Classic at Estancia
·sh. as they duel Mission Viejo
:S morning in a 9 o'clock vcn·
re.
At stake is the chance to play
e more on Monday in the con·
tion brncket after suffering
ck-to-bnck frustrations against
>ng Beach Jordan and LA Ban·
ag - a far cry from earlier ex·
Qits en route to the La Quinta
)umament championship some e weeks ago.
Jianniog closed out the Sea
ngs Friday morning, 60-48, and
~re was little consolation for
>ach Paul Orris and his Sea
in gs.
''We're just not playing well
against quicker teams," said Orris.
"We let them dictate the tempo.
They were jumping all around and
so did we, and that's not our
game."
The epitome of Corona's frus·
trations came at the ·end of the
third quarter. as well as the last
few seconds of the fourth. With
five seconds left in the third Doug
Hesse went to the line for a one·
and-one, missed and Banning con·
verted it into a three-point shot
with no time left.
With the game sealed late in the
fourth Jason Clark (knee) and
Todd Merriman (tailbone) were
nailed with nagging injuries.
The Sea Kings were in the con·
solation round by virtue of a 61-46
loss to defending tournament
champion Long Beach Jordan in
the first round Thursday.
Orris' Sea Kings got a good
start, jumping to a 25·13 lead with
two minutes left in the second
quarter, but the Panthers re·
sponded with an up-tempo press
and it created havoc with the Sea
Kings the rest of the way.
The Sea Kings lost possession
six times in the next 103 seconds
and Jordan cut it to 25·22 with 17
ticks remaining before settling for
a 27·22 halftime deficit.
More pf the same came in t~e
third quarter and the Panthen
were out of the woods with a 42·
37 lead heading into the fourth
quarter, then a 10-point run at the
outset of the final period put it
away.
"We did the same thing against
Jordan last yc:u," said CdM Orris.
"We just didn't react well to the
press at all. We were standing and
waiting for the ball and we had a
lot of slow bounce passes. We just
didn't play very smart at all."
Theo Rokos was the only Sea
King standing out in the defeat,
scoring a season-high 23 points on
an assortment of jumpers in and
around the key.
"We wanted to play a half-court
game and limit them to one shot,"
continued Orris. "But we got beat
by their transition game and we
didn't take care of the ball."
Everett Ratleff led Jordan with
18 points.
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Richard Dunn
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COSTA
'ESA
aainst Newport ams this year,
t some reason,
~t c r la kc
ash.) High
hool exceeds e standard.
our quarters arc not enough.
n the opening round of the
t Christmas Oassic Thursday
ht apinst Bob Scrvcn's New-
Harbor High Sailors. triple
rtimc was required for Inter·
e (4·1) to uproot the Sailors.
S8, ai Estancia High.
layfna their first non·lcaguc
ketball game of the season -
y bcP.n the season with league
pchtion -the Saints were
gled in their third overtime af·
• In total, they've worked eight
ra periods.
t week aplnst N~ of
Bellevue, Wash .• Interlake ·needed
quadruple overtime before win·
ning. making it seven overtime pc·
riods in two games against teams
called Newport.
In this one, it took long-range
shooting to finally pull it out as In·
terlake's Matt McPoland and Eric
Peterson combined for nine 3·
point field goals. the last coming
with 1 minute, 37 seconds left in
the third overtime to give the
Saints a 61-58 edge.
They would outscore the Sailors,
8-0, in the decisive extra period.
There was overflowing drama be·
fore that point.
Newport Harbor (5-4). which
was eliminated in two games in
the recent San Dieguito Tourna·
mcnt, built its largest lead of the
1amc, 45-40, with 3:08 remaining
an the fourth quarter after sopho-
more guard Eric Vallely netted his
second of three 3-pointers.
Newport outscored the Saints by
one point in each of the first three 46 cushion.
quarters. Peterson, however, nailed an·
After Vallely gave the Sailors other baseline 3-pointer to tic it
their most spacious advantage of with 0:47 left. Neither team scored
the contest, Interlake turned to its again until the initial overtime pc·
favorite source -the bomb. riod. Matters ended 54-54 after the
Interlake, which also defeated first extra period and 58-58 after
Issaquah (Wash.) this season in a the second. McPoland, who fin-
singlc overtime game, had sought ishcd with a game-hjgh 30 points,
the 3-point range of McPoland (six hit a huge 12-foot jumper with six
treys) most of the wa~, but when seconds l~(l in the second over·
push came to shove, tt tU[.DC~ r~ '°tic it.
Peterson. COAST CH9'1ST11AS CLASSIC
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with 2:52 left in regulation. Peter·
son nailed a 3-pointer with 1:56
showing on the clock. cutting New·
port Harbor's lead to <45-43. Nine·
teen seconds later, Peterson hit
another one, giving the Saints a
46-45 edge.
Wade Tift, Newport's sopho-
more guard, sank a pair Crom the
line with 1:29 left. then Vallely
drilled two from the.-linc with 0:54
remaining to give the Sailors a 49·
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EIT•IA: Eagles
•ave into semis
with 89-58 win
over · Interlake
From C1
straight, creeping to within a point
with 2:05 left in the second quar·
tcr.
Tbe Eagles forced three tum·
overs and/ poured in seven in a
row of their own lo end the half,
taking a 34-26 halftime lead. They
continued to put heavy pressure
on lnterlake's outside shooters in
the second half.
"We learned a lot from (Thurs·
day) night's game," O'Brien said,
referring to lntcrlake's 66-58 vie·
tory over Newport Harbor in triple
overtime, a game in which the
Saints made nine 3-pointers.
"They kept coming back, but we
got that eight-point lead at half·
time and that helped. They're a
good team. You don't travel 2,000
miles with a bad team."
Led by Fuerbringer's 20 points,
nine rebounds, three blocks and
three assists, the Eagles were
never threatened after the inter-
mission. Byrne (14 points), Ty
Schisler (11) and Jim Faulkner
(10) also finished in double figures
tor Estancia.
Matt McPoland led the Saints
with 25 points, including four
treys. but Eric Peterson (0 for 5)
and Donald Watts (0 for 5) were
cold from the field. Interlake had
come back against Newport the
previous night behind its ou tside
shooting proficiency.
"I think we're kind of a scary
team," Bright said. "Actually,
more of a dangerous team, espe·
cially if we're clicking. but they
were just too big for us tonight."
Estancia was 8 of 11 from the
field in the first quarter, lifting
them to a 17·12 lead. In the sec·
ond quarter, the Eagles improved
their lead to 22-13, but McPoland
and Jeff Wilson drilled back-to-
back treys to pull the Saints to
within three.
"We were at a height disadvan·
tage, but they would be one of the
best teams in our area," Bright
said.
McPoland, in addition to his
T oumament scores
Fll'lt Round IMr1I 61, Bamlng 4 7
LB Jordan 61, Corona del Mar 46
Glendale Hoover 75. Pomom 7 4 Tus11n 58, Mission Viejo 45
H&nlngton Beach 80, Hanfo<d 55
RlgheUJ 39, Espmnu 35
Estn:la 59, Ow Hlls 27
~ 66. Newport Hattlor 59 (3 ot)
ClulmploMhlp Guarterftnale
Long Beach Jordan 57, Irvine 44
Tustin 69, Glendale Hoover 60
HIQlnglon Beach 60. RIPtll 53
Estancia 69. -.ertake 58 Conaoletlon Quertarftnala Bannlno 60. corona del Mir 48 PomON 72, Mission Viejo 50
Hanford 70. Esperwa 55
Newport HMbof 60. Ow Hills 40
~ring, had five rebounds and one
steaJ. He was 7 of 8 Crom the free
throw line. "He's also the school's
quarterback and, as a pitcher (in
baseball), he has a 90 miles-per·
hour fastball," Bright said of
McPoland.
Estancia used balanced shoot·
ing, hitting 15 or 27 from the field
in the first half and 15 of 31 in the
second. Interlake was 8 of 21 in
the first and 9 of 25 in the second.
"We kept firing away (Thurs·
day) night and we were hot, but
tonight we were cold," Bright said.
"The last two minutes of the game
we went cold. That No. 24 (Fuer·
bringer) is going to get what he
gets, but that No. 30 (Byrne) hurt
us on putbacks. A lot of his points
were off of off cnsive boards."
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Eagles roll in opener, 69-27
By Richard OuM
Sports Writer
COSTA
MESA -Unbe·
knownst to the
Dana Hills Doi-;
phins, they were 'fJ
the feast Thurs·
day night in the
first round of the
Coast Christmas Oassic. Host Es·
tancia had no leftovers.
Dismantling Dana Hills from
the opening tip, Tim O'Brien's Es·
tancia Eagles raced to an early 20.
point lead and never let up, rolling
to a 59-27 victory.
Seemingly, it wasn't even that
close.
"I was real impressed," O'Brien
said. "We had a good defensive
effort in the first half. I just hope
it carries over into the rest of the
tournament. I thought we'd be a
little Oat over the holidays, but we
came out intense."
Estancia'• suffocating full-court
press caused nine Dana Hills tum·
overs in the first quarter as the
Engles enjoyed a 20-1 lead before
the entree was even served.
The Eagles (7·3) continued their
dominance in the second, outscor·
ing the Dolphins, 17-6, to sustain a
37-9 intermission advantage. Dana
Hills pulled to within 25-9 before
the Eagles' 12-0 run to cod the
first half made it a lopsided affair.
Senior center Matt Fuerbringer
led the Eagles with 17 points (7 of
10 from the field).
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had our saarten back in there.••
Serven said. "In the lint half, we
used a lot of combinations that
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CX>STA MESA -Coach Jim
Week'• admitted his Costa Mesa
Hfgb girls basketball team was
more than a little off Friday night.
But he could take solace in the
Mustangs moving on to the semi-
finals of the Costa Mesa Winter
Cassie.
The Mustanp 1urvivcd a slug-
gish performance to edge San Luis
Obispo, SS-S2, and advance to to-
night's 8 p.m. championshf p semi-
final against San Oemente.
"We played hard in spurts, we
just couldn't keep anything going,"
Weeks said. "And th~y're a good
team. They're a mu• better re•
bounding team than I saw last
night (in their opening-round vic-
tory)."
Costa Mesa junior guard Olivia
DiCamilli typified the Mustangs
evening. The All·ClF standout hit
just 3 of 17 shots from the field,
but had what it took down the
stretch to preserve the Mustangs'
precarious fou rth-quaner cushion.
DiCamilli hit all six of her sec-
ond-half free throws, including two
with four seconds left to provide
the final margin. She also broke
long on an inbounds play, and
converted April Van Sweden's
long pass for a layin with 1:37 left
to boost the Costa Mesa lead to
53-50. DiCamilli also amassed 14
rebounds against the taller Tiger
front line.
"She just had a down night,"
Weeks said of his third-year star.
"The effort was there, she just
couldn't get many things to go her
way. Some other girls did a good
job of picking her up tonight."
Schedule
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6:20-C'PO V*t vt. Woodbl1dgl
8 "T COsta Mesa YI. San Clemenll
'1fth Place htnlftn .. e 3-Gmham ~ va. San Marcos
4:40.-TUSlln vs. San LUii Obispo
~tlon hmltln.1•
12 p.m.-San Marcos vs. Cypress
1:30 p.m.-Nor1h Tomnce vs. Schtrr
Monday
Noon. -11th place
1 :30 p.m. -7th place
3 p.m. -Consolatlon
4:40 p.m.-Sth place
6:20 p.m. -3rd place
8 p.m. -Championship
one from behind the 3-point line.
April Van Sweden also chipped
in with . key second-half re-
bounding, hauling in 9 of her 13
boards after intermission.
Sophomore point guard Heather
Robinson scored all five of her
points in the final two quarters,
and dished off four assists in each
half, while adding five rebounds
and two blocks.
In addition, Yool Kim assumed
the scoring load early, tallying 12
of her team-high 16 points in the
first half, and add111g five re·
bounds and four steals.
The Tigers took advantage of
their aggressive offensive re-
bounding and cold Costa Mesa
shooting to turn a J0-0 deficit into
a 16-12 first-quarter lead.
lead Into the final period.
0 We have to be ·~naer and
not be our muscled pbyslcally. it
we want to be a good team,-•
Weeks said ... We can't let teams
· do what they did apinst us to-
niaJlt. Wo were fortunate to sur.
vive that one."
• In Thursday's openina·round
64-30 victory over Santa Ana:
The Mustangs trailed 7-4 in the
early stages but scored 14 straight
points to take control.
Robinson had eight assists, Kim
eight steals to go with 12 points,
and Van Sweden and DiCamitli
eight rebounds each.
Santa Ana entered the came un-
beaten in five starts.
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Costa Mesa's Olivia DiCamilli (22) drives against the aefense of San Luis Obispo's Theresa McNeil.
The other key contributions in-
cluded a pair of third-quarter long
range jumpers by Janet Sugiyana,
Costa Mesa pulled even by half-
time, 25-25, and put together n 12-
2 run in the third to take a 44-36
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Mater Dei
pounded by
Cerritos
CERRITOS -l lcld to ju)t
eight points in the second half. the
Mater Dci I lrgh girls b,1,kctball
team bowed to Cerritos, 61-29,
Friday night in the )econd round
of the G:ihr Tournament.
The Mon:irchs (5-5) will play in
the fifth place ~emifinals at 3 p.m.
today, facing Inglewood.
In Thursday's opening-round 61-
::!0 victory over Long Ocach Jor-
dan, Adrienne Dotana wns 5 fur 8
(including :i 3-pointer). scoring 11
points, while Jenny McG linn had a
fine c.Jdensivc effort to spark the
r.tonarch).
Mater Dci wn~ nc,cr in jeopard-
y alter tak111g a 24-8 lead at ha lf-
time.
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Ru gby Classic
sche duled t o d ay
As the final tuneup before the
1992 season of the Southern Cali·
fornia Ru~by Football Union,
Anaheim will play host lo the 17th
annual Steinlager-Finlandcr New
Year's Rugby Classic.
The event, run by the Finlander
Rugby Club of Anaheim, will be
held today, at Dall Junior High
School.
Teams from Orange County,
Los Angeles County and the sur-
rounding areas will participate in
this year's Classic.
Admi~ion is free and the public
is invited.
For further information, contact
Tournament Director Tom Drand
at (7J4) 6.S0-7915.
-BJ Tht Piiot
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Mustangs shove past Westminster, 59-51
SANTA ANA
Jeff Pickens
scored 23 points
and grabbed 15 re-
bounds Friday as
Cui.ta Mesa High
earned a 59-5 1 vic-
tory over Westmin-
s1cr in a consola1ion round of the
C:irl's Jr. Century Tournament.
Costa Mesa (4-6), which out·
scored the Lions, 40-25, after
three quarters, will play Garden
Grove today (2 p.m.) fo r 12th
place.
Pickens was 9 of 13 from the
field. Matt Harber had nine re-
bounds and junior guard Travis
Mclachlan came off the bench to
grab six boards and force three
steals.
In a consolation game in the
Calvary splits
same tournament on Thursday,
Costa Mesa pulled to within two,
55-53, with about 40 seconds left,
but a technical foul on Pickens
nullified a Mustangs basket that
would have tied the game, then
Anaheim made both of its sub-
sequent free throws to increase its
lead to four before winning, 59-55.
"The bucket was good on an
outside shot, but (Pickens) went
up to lip it. in and grabbed on to
the rim and they called a T,"
Costa Mesa Coach Dilly Brewer
said. "Jeff said he got pushed, but
they took the bucket away."
Pickens, who finished with 11
rebou nds and a game-high 18
points, made a layin with 22 sec-
onds left to cut Anaheim's lead to
57-55, but the Mustangs (3-6) were
forced to foul and Anaheim made
two free throws with six seconds
left to ice the victory.
Joel Harding, who received
Costa Mesa's first technical in the
third quarter after rolling the ball
back to the referee, grabbed eight
rebounds while Matt Harber
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pulled down seven.
"It's a tough way to lose,"
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been that close, but we had about
16 turnovers." Costa Mesa lost to
Los Amigos, 85-72, in the opening
round of the tournament.
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The Newport Barbor High boys
soccer team earned its first victory
of the season Friday afternoon,
defeating Santa Barbara in a game
decided on penalty kicks in the
second round of the Damien
Tournament.
The match finished scoreless in
regulation, but the Sailors (1-1-4)
posted a ~3 edge on penalty kicks.
Freshman goalie Mike Freeman
helped provide the winning edge
for Ncwpon by stopping two shots
during the penalty kick phase.
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' BOWLING:
From C1
with 742; good (or $100. He shot
854 scratch tor four sames
(Dowlen were allowed to ~ only
their top three Kores for cashing.)
Knusen bowls for Coo t Men'a
League as docs thlrd·plocc fini her
Mike Howard (695). Tony Mer-
e.ado hod high 1Ctatch game for
the men, shootina 278.
The women's division star was
Lynn Dann. Dann carriOI a 133
avcraac and rolled thrM 1bo¥e-
avc ra10 ,ames or 154, 160 and 200
for $14 scrotch, 673 with hondic~p.
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•The Mater Oei girls wilt play
• Robin Eckelberry was second with
669 and had the high scratch four-
game set (684).
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Junior bowlers basked In the
spotliaht last Saturday u the
Dumper Buddies and New Kinds
on the Lai\es finbhed the tint sec-
tion of thclr: three-part sca5on.
Receiving trophies in the
Bumper Buddies were Ashley
Rider, Fabi Garcia, Alex Vawl.y,
Ryan McDaniel, Rex Gill and
.KJrby Hiiier. Fabl Garcia had the
Jeaaue hip avc.rqc with 77.
MOii lmero¥ed bowlen on th•
N,w Kida , Leape were Mau Ott
ind Rldlt HOuck. Miko Johnton
and Tanya Perkins shared blah _.
for the consolation championship
of the Hart Tournament today fol-
lowing a pair of victories Friday.
The Monarchs 00·2) romped
past Notre Dame of Shennan,
Oaks, 7-0, and turned b:sek Para-
clete, 4-1. Against Notre Dame,
Katie Ward had three goals and
Amber Escobedo two. Joey Sisco
had a pair of goals against Para-
clete.
In Thursday's opening round,
the Monarchs were relegated to
the consolation bracket after los-
ing on penalty kicks to Canyon of
Canyon Country.
Kinten Keyler scored the first
goal '1J minutes into the match io
put t~W Monarchs ahead, but Can-
yon'• Jody Knott notched th'e
equalizer with 25 minutes left in
the match.
ries honors in the scratch depart-
ment while Chad Holt and Ton·
isha Ravid had the high acratch
&Arnet.
Handicap awant. went to Juon
Simoa, Manh Effcnz and Rldla
Houck for Mries scores 1nd
Michael Witmer and Leah Perlins
for Individual pmcs.
Top tClm honon went IO lhl
''Dreakcn'" wath 2'.S wins. MeUt·
ben of ~o team were Michael
Witmer, \..nuck EldridftC and Rudy
Uh. Tho "Turbo Trio (Mike and
Mmh Efrcru Ind Mau On) bad
&he _.... team 1eric1 and "Food 4
U." {8riu Szitkowski, Chris
Hu&ddalolt and 0.ad Holt) car-
MCI off pme honors.
Estancia
girls take
46-40 loss
E MCIA: Eagles
move into semis
With 88-68 win
over · Interlake
La,__...
a Kints Kyle Thompson (31), Doug Hesse (center) and Theo Rokos dominate the ball, but Long Beach Jordan dominated the contest.
tea Kings trying to regain earlier form today
:orona del Mar duels Mission View after bowing against Jordan, Banning
Roger Carlson
fls Ealf
Corona del
u High's Sea
ngs will be try·
; to snap a
rec-game los·
' streak this
.>rning when
:y try to sal·
1e SQmething from the Coast
Jristmas Classic at Estancia
gh, as they duel Mission Viejo
Is morning in a 9 o'clock ven-re.
At stake is the chance to pl ay
e more on Monday in the con·
tion bracket after suffering
ck-to-back frustrations against
>ng Beach Jordan and LA Dan·
•g -a far cry from earlier cx-
~its en route to the La Quinta
)urnament championship some p weeks ago.
panning closed out the Sea
ngs Friday morning, 60-48, and
•re was little consolation for
)Och Paul Orris and his Sea
f.SS· 'We're just not playing well
against quicker teams," said Orris.
"We let them dictate the tempo.
They were jumping all around and
so did we, and that's not our
game."
The epitome of Corona's frus-
trations came at the ·end of the
third quarter, as well as the last
few seconds of the fourth. With
five seconds left in the third Doug
Hesse went to the line for a onc-
and-onc, missed and Banning con·
verted it into a three-point shot
with no time left.
With the game scaled late in the
fourth Jason Clark (knee) and
Todd Mcniman (tailbonc) were
nailed with nagging injuries.
The Sea Kings were in the con-
solation round by virtue of a 61-46
loss to defending tournament
champion Long Beach Jordan in
the first round Thursday.
Orris' Sea Kings got a good
start, jwnping to a 25-13 lead with
two minutes left in the second
quarter, but the Panthers re·
spondcd with an up-tempo press
and it created havoc with the Sea
Kings the rest or the way.
The Sea Kings lost possession
six times in the next 103 seconds
and Jordan cut it to 25·22 with 17
ticks remaining before settling for
a 27-22 halftime deficit.
More pf the same came in t~e
third quarter and the Panthers
were out or the woods with a 42·
37 lead heading into the fourth
quarter, then a 10-point run at the
outset or the final period put it
away.
"We did the same thing against
Jordan last year," said CdM Orris.
"We just didn't react well to the
press at all. We were standing and
waiting for the ball and we had a
lot or slow bounce passes. We just
didn't play very smart at all."
Theo Rokos was the only Sea
King standing out in the defeat,
scoring a season-high 23 points on
an assortment or jumpers in and
around the key.
"We wanted to play a half-court
game and limit them to one shot,"
continued Orris. "But we got beat
by their transition game and we
didn't take c;ire or the ball."
Everett Ratleff led Jordan with
18 points.
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suaight, creeping to within a point
with 2:05 left in the second quar-
ter.
The Eagles forced three turn-
overs and poured in seven in a
row of their own to end the half,
taking a 34-26 halftime lead. They
continued to put heavy pressure
on Interlake's outside shooters in
the second haJf.
"We learned a lot from (Thurs-
day) night's game," O'Brien said,
referring to Interlake's 66-58 vie·
tory over Newport Harbor in triple
overtime, a game in which the
Saints made nine 3-pointcrs.
"They kept coming back, but we
got that eight-point lead at half-
time and that helped. They're a
good team. You don't travel 2,000
miles with a bad team."
Led by Fuerbringer's 20 points,
nine rebounds, three blocks and
three assists, the Eagles were
never threatened after the inter·
mission. Byrne (14 points), Ty
Schisler (11)' and Jim Faulkner
(10) also finished in double figures
for Estancia.
Matt McPoland led the Saints
with 25 points, including four
treys, but Eric Peterson (0 for 5)
and Donald Watts (0 for 5) were
cold from the field. Interlake had
come back against Newport the
previous night behind its outside
shooting proficiency.
"l think we're kind of a scary
team," Bright said. "Actually,
more of a dangerous team, espe-
cially if we're clicking, but they
were just too big for us tonight."
Estancia was 8 of 11 from the
field in the first quarter, lifting
them to a 17-12 lead. In the· sec-
ond quarter, the Eagles improved
their lead to 22-13, but McPoland
and Jeff Wilson drilled back-to-
back treys to pull the Saints to
within three.
"We were at a height disadvan-
tage, but they woufd be one of the
best teams in our area," B(ight
said.
McPoland, in addition to his
T oumament scores
'1nt Round
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LB Jordan 61, Cofona del Mir 46
Glendae Hoover 75, Pomona 7 4
T us1kl 58, MlssJon Viejo 45
~ Bexh 80, Hanford 55
Rlghe!I! 39, Espeoou 35
Estancia 59, Dana H11s 27
lrtWke 66, Newport Halbor 58 (3 DC)
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H~ Beach 60, RiQhelll 53
Estancla 69, lrUl1ake 58
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Hanf«d 70, Esperanza 55
Newport Halbor 60. 01111 Hills 40
scoring, had five rebounds and one
steal. He was 7 of 8 from the free
throw line. "He's also the school's
quarterback and, as a pitcher (in
baseball), he has a 90 milcs-pcr-
hour fastball," Dright said of
McPoland.
Estancia used balanced shoot·
ing, hitting 15 of 27 from the field
in the first half and 15 of 31 in the
second. Interlake was 8 of 21 in
the first and 9 of 25 in the second.
.. We kept firing away (Thurs·
day) night and we were hot, but
tonight we were cold," Bright said.
.. The last two minutes of the game
we went cold. That No. 24 (Fuer·
bringer) is going to get what be
gets, but that No. 30 (Byrne) hurt
us on putbacks. A lot of his points
were off of offensive boards."
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;ailors can't deal with three OTs, 66-58 Eagles roll in opener, 69-27
Richard Dunn r~TA
ESA
cainst Newport ams this year,
l some reason,
terlake
ash.) High
hool exceeds
/, standard.
~our quarters are not enough.
n the opening round of the
ast Christmas Classic Thursday
ht apinst Bob Serven's New·
rt Harbor High Sailors, triple
rtime was required for lnter-
e (4·') to uproot the Sailors,
58, ac Estancia High.
layina their first non-league
kctball game of the season -
y bepn the season with league
pctuion -the Saints were
gled in their third overtime af •
• In total, they've worked eight
ra periods.
week qainst Newport of
Bellewc, Wash., Interlake needed
quadruple overtime before win-
ning, making it seven overtime pc·
riods in two games ag_ainst teams
called Newport.
In this one, it took long-range
shooting to finally pull it out as In·
terlake's Matt McPoland and Eric
Peterson combined for nine 3-
point field goals, the last coming
with 1 minute, 37 seconds left in
the third overtime to give the
Saints a 61-58 cage.
They would outscore the Sailors,
8·0, in the decisive extra period.
There was overflowing drama be-
fore that point.
Newport Harbor (54), which
was eliminated in two games in
the recent San Dicguito Tourna·
ment, built its largest lead of the
1ame, 45-40, with 3:08 remaining
in the fourth quarter after sopho-
more guard Eric Vallely netted his
second or three 3-pointers.
Newport outscored the Saints by
had our startm baCk in there:'
SeMn said. .. In tbe fint half, wo
used a loc of combinations that
we're not realty plaMinl on aolna
one point in each of the first three
quarters.
After Vallely gave the Sailors
their mast spacious advantage of
the contest, Interlake turned to its
favorite source -the bomb.
Interlake, which also defeated
Issaquah (Wash.) this season in a
sinile overtime game, had sought
the 3-point range of McPoland (six
treys) most of the way. but when
push came 10 shove, ii turned_ to
Peterson.
Following an Interlake timeout
with 2:52 left in regulation, Peter·
son nailed " '\.pointer with 1:56
showi ng on the clock. cutting New·
port Harbor's lead to 45-43. Nine·
teen seconds later, Peterson hit
another one. giving the Saints a
46-45 edge.
Wade Tift, Newport's sopho-
more guard, sank a pair from the
line with 1:29 left, then Vallely
drilled two from the.-llne with O:S4
remaining to give the Sailon a •9·
46 cushion.
Peterson, however, nailed an-
other baseline 3-pointer to tic it
with 0:47 left. Neither team scored
again until the initial overtime pc·
riod.
Matters ended 54-54 after the
first extra period and 58-58 after
the second. McPoland, who fin-
ished with a gamc·high 30 points,
hit a huge 12-foot jumper with six
seconds left in the second ovcr-
•time to tie it.
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Spol1S Wr1ter
COSTA
MESA -Unbe·
knownst to the
Dana Hills Dol->-
phins, they were ~
the feast Thurs·
day night in the
first round of the
Coast Christmas Oassic. Host Es-
tancia had no leftovers.
Dismantling Dana Hills from
the opening tip, Tim O'Brien's Es-
tancia Eagles raced to an early 20-
point leacf and never let up, rolling
to a 59-27 victory .
Seemingly, it wasn't even that
close.
"I was real impressed," O'Brien
said. "We had a good defensive
effort in the first hair. I just hope
it carries over into the rest of the
tournamenL I thought we'd be a
little Oat over the holidays., but we
came out intense."
Estancia'• suffocatin& full-court
press caused nine Dana Hills tum·
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N~rt Marriott. Could your company be victorius?
niere•s ooly one way to 6rid out Put~ a ieam
of 3 pecpe and com~ In dm competition to benefit
the campe..,, b u.r.c.y.
Cill 1\xtay: 6Q4521.x27' (emrill me limited)
tfNurleaMll
overs in the first quarter as the
Eagles enjoyed a 20-1 lead before
the entree was even served.
The Eagles (7-3) continued their
dominance in the second, outscor-
ing the Dolphins, 17-6, to-sustain a •
37-9 intermission advantage. Dana
Hills pulled to within 2S·9 before
the Eagles' 12-0 run to end the
first half made it a k>psided affair.
Senior center Mau Fuerbringer
led the Eagles with 17 points (7 of
10 Crom the field).
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICI PUBLIC NOTICll PUii.iC llOTICD PUIUC llOTICll fWLIC IOTICD •1••• llCaM: IOTICI .... .,_ .U. IO IOTICI '' .... ~
•SCH7 ec.eNe7 ~~~-= ~ve.~llnglOI• Th• r-atetramC•> _,,.. JDhnD.llonl ., Fh•n•1 .:9..:t'-*~ ~!1 1 fh•sn ~'==·-· ~ NOTIC•OI' NOTtCKOl'UIZUM ,___ ,.:::=,"' -. ..:...,,.. ~ menced lo tr1N11Ct ~ Tllll 1 ... ll'IWll w lled ••11111111 .._. ' - • 1>111-..L,_ PETITION TO PURIUANT TO ...,.._._ ..,.,.H, on .......,... r--_,.. MM ~ l'9 flcMloul .. "'9 CouritV Qertr of 1•11 I 1 -..... ... ...... llltlfmuf _...., on: ,;. •
ADMINIST'Eft H&ALTMANDWSTY -3• 1991 1431 ~Ave..~~ Name(•) ~er.. Cow"Y Oft NcMlft. The flolnll• .............. ....., ...... The , .... ,.._. 1111 -....'.!.!·· 1"
HTAHOF: COHUCTION '814'09 *'-'hedi.Cllll9294t abowit on: ~ 6. ber11, tltt .,.doing...,__ ._ on: ~ '· ........ "iiUiifteM. MlcNltM.-.:..... Publlahed Hewpo111Mcho Thl l bullnffl Is ~ 11t1 p81a448 11tf . L ., _.., Ttll9 &1111.Ml'lh W -
LOUIS c. SPIRTS 1t4?1/U4H eo.ta M"8 PIOt ~ ~ by. huabend ~ ....._ M. Al'rdw#, ,,..._ NlllMd .....,_ .._... DATA CONTROL l\'8: =:a:-.:.. W lled ~y =:c!::t"::::
CAHNO.A191MO MDNOTICROF W,t·~ 1"1• "*1uwy The regl1trant(1) com-~ ll*""'1t w lled Coeta ..._Not Deoer-. l!::• =.,~ .... COun1y a.rte o1 ....... Or....._...: w~11t1
INTUID•D FORP•I-4• • 1 menoed IO nnuct tlWI-wfth the County Q1ft1 of W 1. 14, 11, 21. 1•1 CllL.... Olw9 ~ on-~ CllL ...0..1t .. , ...
To Ill Mira. b9nellc:Wie9, TURK S.t20 ""' ~ !he Flctldoul ~ County on O.C:... lt-014 John , Parrovechlo Wt; 1•t . AoW! , 11lul, Jr !Mtt ~ rs...,._
credilora, contingent ~ PURSUANT TO PUILIC NOTIC! eu.in.11 Natne(•t llletd ber e; 1991 aoe21 a~ &..ane: nt4114 Port "°"'· ~ .. ._,... COiia MMa ~ ~~e~tf-:';edma~ HU&.TM MD =s-on: Howmblr 11• '8t411~ PUIUC ltOTICI ~ IMdl. Cllf. "*"**' Nlwpott...,.. c.& 11811 ~ w7, 14. It, Iii, lt1 •
the wid or Hllte Of both SAFETY COOK '1otltloue Mlctiele P Ooodlng PutJhhed Newport llMcho ......... l2l4f ~ ..... Plot '**'9: Thie bu"""9 le ~ .....,
of: LOUIS C. SPELTS ' HCTION 114 ... 4 . •uetne• N._. Thie eta...;,.,. wu lied Coeta M9sa Plot ~ lluelnH• llw ~ ~ll~con. W 14. 11, .. 11t1, ,,._. ~ bY-~·1 'f:~( ) ""'°' fJUIUC lllClftcl ._, A PETITION hH been lt.t.....nt with the County Qlftl of '* 14, 21, 21, 1991, ,,.,_ ..... llt .,,,. "' .., 4, 1111 r • • .., ,
flied by ELIZABETH On OctOblf 25, t99t, al The Following plftont Orange County on o.c.n. Ir/ 4, 1~ The ,o;;;;;:;r penona ~~·":: = .~ ,. ...,Oii ~ ~ ".:.-c'~ a-.l ~~~T~, ~~"'~~ •• ~~~ J~~w=~~~·~ ,,:,=,~-:~Cf· b«&, 1•1 '814717 S.10I ~~~~ ~ underNlhe(Flctlllou9) ---.... .....CMOTICI ~ .H=:,w•!.d ........ : .
of ORANGE. the property deacrll>ed u : M £NT CENTER ( b )· p N .. _......__ U UC NOTICE _,5 ........... ... .... .. nen ame • ---on: -· • THE PETITION requesta 1986 BMW CALIFORNIA LI-COMMUN ICATIONS l N-ubllshed 9Wpoft _,,. p I "''" AS~T-, 2275 above on: December 1, .... 11• t•t The folOWlnl,, penona
that ELIZABETH SPELTS CENSE NO. 1 SCN092 VIN HANCEMENT PRODUCTS Coat.I M... Piiot Decem-'1otttlou ~ Ave., Colla M.... 1•1 •••hit 11 llw ~ F. TICua, JI. are ~ ........ ll1 •
be appointed as personal WBAAB5408G9&8295 was (c)ENVIRQ.RHYTHMS, 124 b« 21, 29, 1991, Januaty B .......... !__ Rim:'2:el1t Spontelff John PllfCMChlo ......... ...,_ ....., ~~}.~ representative to admlnls-seized pursuant lo Health 8roactw1y, SUie A. B. a C, 4, 11, 1992 u ·--• The "°41ow111Q penone ,,_ ~ WM -.,..
ter the estate of the dee•· and Safety Code Section Coste M ... , Calif. 92027 S.125 ltet911Mnt ~ .. ~~·· Coeta ~ ~ w.!.!....tlledof w. dolnG ~ M: ~CounCCMlty ~ ~.. ..._. .._. dent 11471/1 1488 by 1he0rlllgl Mark Sestephen Dobkin, The FottoMng peraona ....._ · '"""' .... ........, .. , .__,. WATERSIOE ~ 114 ..,. .. ._ 'Yon_,,. Wtft .. ..,. -Mer, THE PETITION requnls County Sherill'• Depart· 409 Catlllna Dr •• Newporl PUBUC NOTICE are doing bullnell •: ~~ tuy:a~e~cm. ~1~, on ~ Tuedn Ave. #1, N9wpoft !Mr 3. 1991 ~ 12125~ "C"-.. 4 .,. the decedent's WILL, and menl. Beach, Calif. 92663 CALIFORNIA INJECTION • ,_. "• .,. leech, Clllf. nt83 Pl144M ,....".,, • .., codicll5 U any, be admitted Tha propel'ty was seized Renee Cencel Dobkin, 409 Flotltlou. MOLDING CO .. INC:z. 265 The re,lalrant(1) Como Fl14I07 ~ M. tQnnard, 124 ~ Newport 8Mch-~ , •del
to probate. The will and with respect to alleged vlo-Catalina Or., Newport lluelnee• Name Brigg• Avenue, ~oala mencN<ld 0 ~~ Publahed Newport Beech-Tultln •1. Newport BMch, eo.ta ..._ Plot o.c.n. Maf, Cellf.1292S' r 1 any codlctls are available lallon(•) of Secllon(s) Beach, Carlf.112tle3 Stat9fftent Mesa, c.nt. 92e2e ~ .,N ( ) 11 Cotta M ... Piiot ~ c.llf.12ta w 7 14 21 21, 1•1 Thll IHlllM~I OQlto
for e•amlnatlon In the fll• 11359 of the Health and This bu1lne11 11 con· Thi FolloWlng per1on1 Clmco, Inc., o.taww.. 285 lboYe "!.,. =-~·1~ ber 1 14 21 21, 1991 Thl1 bualne11 la con-' ' ' a.on ~~I"' ) .. kept by ltle court. Safety Code. You are ducted by: husl>Mld and 11• doing buslnes.a u: Brigg• Avenue, Costa 1"1 · • • ' ' ~78 dUc*I ~., lndMduel • reg11tran com-
A HE.ARING on the pell· hereby notified that 1he wife NEWPORT COAST PER· M .... Calif. 82628 Th• reglatrant(•) como PUBLIC ltOTICE menoed lo ~ bull-
tion w111 be held on JANU· District AltorM'f of Cringe Th1 reglalrenl(t) corn-CUTANEOUS CENTER, Thi• b ualnHI I• con. ~ .,:.=: Wll Ned PUBUC NOTICE n-..nced lo nneact bUll-~ ~N.'!3.(fk~ ARV 16 1992 al 1:45 P.M. Coonty has Initiated pro-menced IO lrlnSllC'I bull-1525 Suplflor Ave., Sult• ducted by: I corporetlon ,,... ~ !he Fldttloul Flotttlwa .....,,,... ... ., •, -In Dep1: 3A located at 100 c:aadlngs lo fortell th1 ness under the Flctltloul 206. Newporl Beach, C81if. The reglslrant(1) com-~ ~'r,., C::.,::! F1ctlttoue BuslnM1 Name(•) 1191,ad ........_ N..,. ~O:C ~.!!1!'1
Civic Cenier Drive West. abov.-descrlbed property BuslnHs Nam1(1) listed 112"3 menc9d to nnaac:t busf. b« a, 1991 au ....... Nw abowit on: December 1t , a .. t....m Thia·~.,;; mid Senta Ana CA 92701. pursuant to Health and abov9 on: November 26, Frll'lcis J. Wiiiiams. M.D .• nest under the Flc:IJtlous Stet.llMllt · 1991 The Folowtng penona IF YOU OBJECT TO the Sefety Coda Section 1991 Inc .. Califoml1, 4615 Trem-Buslne11 Ntme{s) lltted FS14809 The Folowtng P'f90rW ~ M. KJnrwd 111 dolna bullneu 81• ~,.~ ~
g1ant1ng ol lhe petition, yoo t 1488.4. Mark S. Dobllln ont Line, Corona del M11, abov9 on: 0«:9mber 6, Published Newport e..ch-.,. doing ~ u: 1"" ~ wu tlad (l)WEU:SPRINQ ENTER-..,.._._ --"' Cl't
should appear at the hHr· Yoo 11e Instructed that If This statement waa med Calif. 92625 1•1 Cotti M ... Plloe o.c.m. GUILD CONSTRUCTORS wt1t1 the County Qlftl of PRISES (b)OUL.PEPPERS. ber 3, 1•1 Ji"" " Ing and state yoor o~ you desire to ,contest the with the County Clflfk of Thia busln111 It COil-Russell T. Gilbert, Pr9tl-ber 14, 21, 28, 1991, J~ 934 Azalta Dr., Cotta Orange County on Oeclm-BAL.BOA, m Marine Ave., tt,,t44N
tlons or Ill• wntten ob • lorfaltur• of thlS property, Orange County on Decem-ducted by: I CCHporallon dent llY 4, 1992 M..., Calif. 82628 w 11, 1•1 e.lbOl llllnd. Celt. t2ee2 Publlhed Newport lleMh-
uons with the coort be or1 pureuant to Health and bit II, 1991 Thi regl11r1n1(1) com-Thie a1atement was med Sa-102 Rooald R. Bunge, 834 ltz> FS18711 Sandra Ywnne Dunn. 325 COl1a Mesa Pilot o.c.m.
the hearing. Your appear· Saf11y Codi Section FS1481S menced to transact .bull-with the County Clerk of lea, Colt• lieu. Calif. PubhhedHewpoftBeech-Dilmond Aw .. Balboa a. ber7,14,21.21,"1911 "
anct may be In person or 11488.5, you must file 1 Published Newport e.ac~ ness undlf the Fictitious Orana• County on ~m-PUBUC NOTICE 82e28 eo.ta Mee& Plot o.c.m. i.nd. Calf 92eS2 • ~
by your attorney. vt<lfled c:talm stating your Cost• Mesa PUOt Decem-Bu~lnen Nam•(•) Usted ber 11. 1991 Nell A Bunge 9134 ADlea. '* 21 28. '"1 Jen&*Y Thi• bualneH i. con-' IF YOU ARE A CREDITOR lnlerffl In lhl property. bet 14 21 28 1991 Janu-above on: October 15, FSt4890 FloUtlow Colla M..., caut 82628 1tta • dueled by:.,, lndMdual PUBLIC NO?ICI! •,
or a contingent creditor of Yoo must file this clilm rn 4 1•2 • • 1991 Published Newport Beach-au.lneea Name Thia bualneH · 11 con. 4, 11, Th• reglalranl(t) corn-•---------lh• deceased. yoo mual Ille the SuperlOf' Court ol lh1 11Y • Brya n Wllll1m1, Office Colta Mesa Pilot Decem-Stat. t duct9d by: C01*1rWS S.121 rnenc.d to tranuct tMN-F1ctltJoeR
yoor claim with the coort County of Orenge Wilhln Saaa·I03 Manaiger b« 21 28 1991 J9nully men The re g.l1tranl(1) com-... JUC NOTICI ,,... under the AcUlloul ....... lllllMe '
and mall a copy 10 the per· thirty (30) days of the first PUBLIC NOTICE Thia alllement w11 flied 4 11 ;992' • ~·1 F~ 1>9!110n1 rnenc:ed lo tninuct ~ rv Bualneu Nim•(•) l lled lhltHMlnt
sonal repreHnlatlv1 ap-publlcallon of this Nolle•. with the County Cltfk of ' • s.122 'i(~M.:NlaEMEN: 81;7200 ,,... under !he flctltlous flotltloue aboYe on: o.c.mbef 2. The folowlnQ ~
pointed by the court within unle11 you receive llC1ual CNSt0 1M88 Orenge County on Decem-Newhope St. Suite 131 Bullnen Name(a) lilted ......... ...... 1991 .,. doing buslneit aa: lour mon1h1 from the date notice. (Please use Supe-Fl tttloue b« 3, 1991 1 V C tf' abov9 on· November 25 s Dunn TURBO ..,-eCH COM~f' of first Issuance of letters nor Coort Number 67-30-° FSt4492 PUBUC NOTICI! Founla n l illy, a l · 991 · ' St.tement Thie tltement Ned SAl.fS 2540 tAitt St. u
as provided In section 9100 50.) You must serve 1n en-Bualnesa Neme Published Newport Beach-92708 ~ R. a • The Followfng per.ant with .fie ~ ~ ot 230 ht,,. Callf..>tit714 ·
of the C1llforn11 Prob11e dorsed copy of the claim Th Sf!!!!.~t Coate Mesa Piiot Dacem-8 ~~ltlouaN !t,urtl• :f."'S!:te ~~O:: This 11a::::.m wu ftled ~l d~elnuii'• .. : 7522 Orange Cowlty on o.c.m. Dnn Moek, 2885t L.a ~ Code. The time for flllng on the District Attorney of • ~-~"rw PlfSont b« 7 14 21 28 1991 u-..... .,... ope • with the ,._,......, Cler1c of · -w 3 1•1 cal• L.ag\.I\& N9l9f Callf claims will not Hplre be-Orange County (Attn: Craig are doing bullM11 at: • • • • lt•tement t.ln V1lley, c.Jlf.112708 Or • ........ ", Slater Ave 1110, Hunting-• 112e5e • •
tori fOUf' montha from the Robison, Deputy District Al· INCHEs;A·WEIGH, 3033 S. Sa-085 The Following pel'ION Thl1 bualneH la con-b« ~ 1~ty on 0ecem-\on 8eac:h, Cellf, 82t47 Flt4S0t Thia buslneH" la cor.-
he a ring data noticed torney) al 700 Civic Ceol8f Bristol flf, Cotta Mesa. PUBLIC NOTICE ere doing buslnell u : ducted by:"' RIY!dUll ' Trace Paclflo Corp., Cal-Pubhhed Newpott 8MCh-ducted by: ~ above. Drive West. Santa Ana, CA Calif.112628 . SHOULOA WOULDA The regl1tranl(1) como FS14491 fornla, 7522 Sieler Ave. Coeta M ... Plot Oecem-The reg·l::antfll) com.
YOU MAY EXAMINE the 92701 within ten (10) days HoUy FolloWI, 9850 VIiia Flctltloua COULDA AUTO INVEST· menced to ~ busJ. Publllhed Newport Beach-lttO, Hunllngton llMch, W 1, 14, 21, 21, 1•1 "*1CN to nr.a.ct ~
file kept by the court. If yoo of the flllng of the c{aJm In LI Jolla Drive #310, LI 8 1 H MENTS, 177 Rlverald• MIS under u .. Flc1JtJOul Colla M ... Pilot Oecem-Callf.12&e7 s.479 MIS ~ the ~ are 1 person Interested 1n lh• Superior Court/CMI DI-Jolta, Calif. 92037 "s' ""' •me Ave .. Newpott Bead\, Calif. Bu11n .. 1 N1me(1) llstad ber 7, 14, 21, 21, 1991 Thi• buelneN I• con-lkltlnn• Na.me(_. ltled th• eslate, you may me vision. Anita Lucero, 71&0 Cal• .. tement 92683 •bove on: December ta, Sa.()84 ducted by: a COJpOradon PUIUC ltOTICE above on: H/A
with the coun a formal R• The !allure to llmely file br1a Ct. #0, San Diego, The Following PlftonS Heavenly Enlertalnment. 1•1 Th• reglatranl(I) com-Dawn Mock '
quest tor Special Notlc1 ol and l1CU1• a verified claim Calif. 92122 11• ~ bulinff• u : California COfpondlon, 1n Kurtis J. Kinl2el PUBUC NOTICE menoed to trMlaCt buJj,. F1otlt*'9 Thll llalernent wu lled the filing of an l~ntory 1tatlng Ill ln1e1111 In the Randy JohMOO, 8850 VIiia MEDS V, 721 Amlgoa Riverside Ave., Newport Tl1'I 11atem.nt wa1 filed nett under the Flc:tltloul 8'1alneu .._.. wtltl !he ~ Otlf1t •ol
and appraisal of estate .,. property In the Superiot LI Jolla Drive 1310, La W1y, Suite 12, Newport Beach, Callf.112663 with the County Clerk of 1021304 Buslneu Name(1) lletad st.....,.t Orange County 9J-~
sets or of any petition or Court will result In Ille Jolla. Calif. 92037 Beach, CA 92660. Thl1 bu1lnH1 I• cor.-Orange County on Oecem-Mettee of liboW on: H/A The folowtng P1f90rW bef e,, l991 1 account as provided In property being declared or This bualnHt It con-J1m11 Paul McKenney, dueled by: a corporation . b« 18, 1•1 Dh..iutlon of flctlatd Chang. Pfeeldent .,. doW'9 ~at:
aectlon 1250 of th1 Callfor. ordered lor1ei1 10 the St.le ducted by: co-pertnera -r/1 Amigo• WayC:uite l2, The regl1tr1nt(1) com-FStA02 P8ftnerahlp Thia ~ ... lied (a)FAR OUT PAODUC-Publahed N_.!!1~
nia Probate Code. A R• of Califomla and distrlb-Th• reglslrent(s) corn-pewport Beech, 92660. menced IO lransact bull-Published N9Wpoft Beach-Notloe la hereby ~ wfth the County Qertr of llONS (b)CUl.TURAL ARTS --· .._.~
qUftl for Special Notice uted pur1uan1 lo Iha prov!-rnenc:ed to lrlllMCI bull-~hillp A. Whetzel, 72l neu under the Fictitious Cotta Mna Pilot o.c.m. !hat TURNER AND JOHES. Orange County Oft~ EDUCAt ORS 177 F River· Coeta Mee& Piiot ~
torm Is avellable trom the •Ion• of Health and Safety MIS und« the Flctltloul ~mlgo~ ~ g~i~, Business N1me(1) lated '* 21 21 1991 Januery A CA UMJTEO PARTNER: blr 4, 1•1 IKte Aw .• ~ Beech, bet 14, 21, 28, 19'1, Jaru.
court clerk. Coda Section 11489 wlltl-Buslne11 Name(t) lltled ~ b I • I · lboYe on: NIA 4 11 l"l' ' SHIP herelolore doing Pat4MO Call!. 92M3 Ir/ 4, 11192 , AHorney for th• P•tl· out turther notice or heat· above on: November 19, duct!s bu• neu ~ c:-Dr.ltd e . Rovack, CEO( • • .. 127 bullnesi &a'lder the llctt-P\lbllhed Newport~ Katolyn HertMf1. 1n F Riv-s..Olll Cloner· Ing. -1991 Y 1 gener P • President 1Jou1 firm natM and atyte eo.ta Mela Plot o.c.n. ereld• Ave., N1wporl
MCHA CK N Publlsh1d Newport HollyFollows nerlhip. Thia atalemenl w11 filed of -1t t200 QUiii S1reet '* 21 29 t•l J Beadl,Csllf.92163 PUIUCNO?lCE -1 El. 8• HI E • Beach/Costa Mesa Pilot This statement waa flied Th1 regl1tr1nt(1) com-with the County Clerk of PUBLIC NOTICE No l60, City of Newport • • • enuary Thl1 bualneu 11 con-1-----....... ---
ESQ,, WESTOVER & December 14, 21: 28, 1991. with the Coonty Clerk of menced 10 transact bull· Orange County on DeQem-Beach, ~ ol Orange, 4, 11, 1992 ducted by. en lndMdual Flo~
MATTHEWS Sal09 Ora09• Coonty on Novern-ne11 under the fictitious bet 3• 199t Flctltloua Stale of Califomla. did on S.123 The reglattant(•) com-llusbMss If--.
11t1 BAYSIDE DRIVE ber 27, 1991 bu1lnt11 name(s) llaled FSt4498 •ueJnesa Name the 311t day of Oc1ober PUBLIC NOTICE rnenc.d lo lrll\saCI bus!-Statetnent
STE. 150, CORONA PUBLIC NOTICE FS14287 above on: NIA Thi• ata1• Published Newport Beech Statement 1991 by mutual consent: ,,... und4lr the Flctllious The following per.ona
DEL MAR, CA 92e25 BSC 188 Published Newport BHch· ~~I wi~,_:i~edof w~~a the Cosla Mesa Pllol o.cein: The following persons dlt aOtve the l8ld plltner• flotltloue Bullneu Name(a) lilted 111 doing buslneu u :
(714t 844-e790 Notice of Costa Meaa Pilot Decem· Coun~ on November 'fs'. ber 7, 14, 21, 28, 1991 ~~Tdt.flLt"sl~Js":tNC,. r.~.:nan:.llnnlnate thelf r• •u.'""9 NeMe •=t.::...i ~d=~ LIMO, 24=
Published Newporl Dl11olutlon of ber 21, 28, l991, January 11191. S..On 3400 W. MacArthur Blvd., OA-IED ~::-:~t ltatel'Mftt Thia 1l1tement Wll ftled NIQuef, Callf.~+t Lag
Beach/Cos1a Mesi Piiot Pertnerehlp 4, 11, 1992 F5t3900 Santa Ana,Callf.92704 Beach Callloml thli~eth The follOWlng ~with the County Clerk of Trmothy J . &wanaon,
December 21 , 24, 28, 1991 Public notice la hereby Sl ·119 Pubi11h1d Newport PUBLIC NOTICI! Don Mltchell Corp .. Cell· day of'Novem~ 1•1. -0~~~~·4263 Orange County on o.c.m. 24902 HJdden HIAe Apt. A.
SaTl39 given thal DIANA ENSLEY PUBLIC NOTICE 811ch/Co1ta Mita Piiot lornla, 3400 w. MICArlhur Rwty Tumer General Martlngale w Newporl .,., 3. 1•1 Laouna Nlguel, Cillf. mrr __ P_U_B_L_l_C_N_O_T_l_C_E--1 Trustee of the Ensley Fam-December 1. 14, 21, 2a. CNS101H57 Blvd.. Senta Ana, Calif. Pertner M~rtln y. Beach. Calif ~ FSt44H Th11 butlneu la cor.-lly Trust, RAYMOND J. Flctltloue 1991 Fictitious 92704 ' p · Publllhed Newpol1 ~ dUcted by: en~ ___ N_O_T_l_C_E_O_F ___ , 0 A L l A 0 H E R A N 0 Bualneee NanM . SA073 Buelne .. Heme Thia bu1lnH1 11 COil-Jonee, Ge...,., ertner to;w'ona ~ 'fl.,~· COl1a M... Pilot ~ The reglalrantt-) como RAQUEL S. GAU.AGHER, Sqtement ducted by: a corpor11lon • · menced lo traneac:t buJj,. PUBLIC HEARING llld RVTH ANN KOTVLA. Stetement PUBLIC NOTICE The f--....... sona Th• regl1trent(1) corn-Publl1hed Newport 92825 !Mr 7, 14, 2 t, 28, 1•1 MN under thecfFlctltloul NOllce It hereby given ROBERT J. JORDAN and The Following persons dol ~ 1>9!' menced \o tranaact bull-BHch/Costa Meaa Piiot Thie bui lneea la COil-S.oec> Bullnel1 N1me(1) lilted that th• Planning Commit· ANN MARIE JORDAN WIL· .,. doing bullnff• u : Fl truo .,. ng ... ,,... under lhe flc:tllloUI duct.o by: II\ ~ above . H/A
slon ol the City or Newport LIAM e. LIETZ and 'HAR· YVY ACRES, 2651 B•v· 0 ue ESCADA, 3333 Brfitol BulineU Name(•) bted December 28• 1"1 The regl1tranl(1) como PUIUC NOTICE ~j, 8wanlon
Beach wlll hold a p~lc RIET L LIETZ Ind The 1hore Drive, Newport Buslne .. Name StrMI, Costa Mesa. Calif. abow on: ~ 10, Sat45 menced lo &rlnlact bull· 1"" s\atemenl was tied
hearing on the :rplic11ton John Liiier Comp1ny Beach, eanr. 921163 State"'4tftt 921126 1•t PUBUC NOTICE neat ~ .. Actftioul Flctltleue with the County Cler1c of of Hoag M1mort Hospital heretofore dC?.1"9 busineU Cory 0. Youngberg, 2651 Th• Following PlfSOlll J:f:da (U1~ ~· Don Mltdlell President lklslnel1 N1me(1) ht:ed .._, .... ......_ Orange County on o.c.m.
Presby1arlan lor Variance under the fictitious firm Bayahore Ortve, Newport ~~~~"'-C~~~TIAN New 'Y: New Yen 1001a· Thia 1tatement wu flied Flctltloue abowit on: December 8, StetHteftt '* e,, t•t 1t80 on property located 11 name and style of CARL Beach, calf. 821163 T • I with the County cs.tit of ......._ N 1•1 The f<*>Mig P'f90rW FSt480e 4000 West Coas1 Highway, RAVKIRK COMPANY al 38 Kent E. Youngberg, 33 SCHOOL, 211559 Mer· hit but neH la C~ ()range County on ~ ..... Joen Linder ate~ bullnell ar. a request to excffd Iha Morro ea Drive Cily of Catspaw Cape, Col'onado, $1~Ha P11kwlly, Mlsllon ducted by: a corporaUon b« 11>. 1•1 ShltMMnt Thie ~ wu flled ABCO DATA SYSTEMS Publilhed Newport ~
Base FAA of 0.5 up to th• Corona ~ Mar County of Calif. 92119 VleJO, Callf. 112692 Th• reglalrant(I ) com-• FS19149 The f ollowlng peraone wftfl the County o.ti of INC., 4875 MacArthu; Co1ta Meu Pilot Oecem-
mulmum FAR of 0.115, Orange, Stat• 0j c.Jlfoml1, Chrlallna J. Yoongblfg. :=n "'!!~!!ni Chr!!~!~ ~ ~ ~~ Putlllthed N9Wpoft ~ ~rt,~~:,~ E. Orange County on o.c.n.-Col.wt. Suite 1120. Newport b« 14, 21, 28, 1•1. ,,_.,. conslsteol with the prov!-did on the 15th day of o.. l ozter, 30511 Loo Camp • ..,.. a, ,...,~ 1 r.) a.... -'-.. _. Pilot ...____ "' ber t , 1991 8Mch. Calf. 82tlO .., 4, 11112 slons of th1 General Plan cembef 1991 , b mutual Road, a.tden Valf"ay, Calif. Marauertte. MIUlon Viejo, Butlneu. Name,1 .,.,ed ...... ta -.. ,,., ........ Cou1 Hwy., Corona del PSt9020 ABCO Da1a Sreteme Inc.. Saa-l OO
Land U11 Element Ind conu~t d lu:rve b 95633 Callf.112692 above on. not •POllcable '* 21, 29, 1991, Januery ...,, Calif. 02925 Publllhed Newpo.t 8Mch-Cel1om&a, 5t Monlicllo Dr •---------
Chapter 20.07.040 of the DIANA ENSLEY the -~ Thi• bualn•H I• COil-Thi• bu1lne11 It con-Lawrence c. ~., •• Sec> 4, 11, 1992 Tham Thi Nguyen. 801 °" Colta ..... PIOt o.c.n.-Cvona del Mer, caui: PUBLIC NOTICI! N-port Beach Munlclpal hi d ml dueled by: a general plrt· ducted by: a corpor1llon r.iaty S.129 amond SL, l.agur'9 llMch, 82825
Code. Thi• Item Is In coo-~~~airon~ as'"~: nerahlp The r1gf11ran1(1) com-Thie staternenl was filed Calif. 92S51 b« 21 • 29• 1991• Jenuary Thl1 b u1ln1N 11 con. F1otttt.u. jundlon with lhe previously therein. P The regl1trant(1) com-menced to lrlMact bull-Wllh the County cs.tit of PUBUC NOTICE Thi• bu1lnea1 11 con-4, 11, 19112 duGted by: a COfJ)Otltlon ..__ ......
noticed Amendment No. Further notice Is heroby menced to tr1n11C1 bus!-""' undlf the FlctltloUI Orange County on Decem-dueled by: an lndMctual Sa-124 Th• reglalrant(a) como ShlteMent
744 and Traffic Study No. given that DIANA ENSLEY ness uncllf the AcUIJoua Bu1lna11 N1me(1) ll11ed bet 4, 11191 Flotltt..,. The regl1lrant(1) com-PUIUC NOTICI menced lo traneact Wtl-The P:olOWtnQ pereona
81 for the Hoeg Hoapltal wll not be r1tponalbl• Bu1lnea1 N1m1(1) fitted •bow on: August 29, 1991 Fl14813 lu•IMA Neine menced lo tr1nUCt ~ ,,... under !he Flctldoul .,. ~ buelrl9it u:
Master Plan. from thla day on, for a,,Y above on: February 25, Luther Thomu McDonald, Published Newport Beech-•tetement ~ undtfN the ( fldltloua) Ailed flotftl.. lt'Ulll'lffl Name(a) 11.ated MOTOt~4 h Pl, NOTICE IS HEREBY FUR· obllgetlon Incurred by the 1983 Treaeurlf Co11a Mna Piiot Oecem-The folloWlng pertont u neN l tM s ......._...... above on: Auguat 'f, 1991 qoeca M.M;
THEA GIVEN that an Envf· other In hi• her their own Cory G. Youngberg Thia t11tement w11 filed ber 21, 29, 1991 , Janully 11• doing bualnfta u : abov9 on: DKember 2, AbcM Mozty9nl, ~ MOltai l2Q4 ~
ronmental tmpac1 Report name or In 1he name of the Thi• a1ateminl wH flied ~th the County Clerk 01 4, 11 , 1992 BABINSTO BUILDING OON· ~Thi N --~.....t Thia ltalement WH llled hlV't Pl., Coeta Miia, Calif. has been prepared In con-firm with lh• County Clerk of ..,.~ Counly on Novem-S.t17 TRACTORS 111162 Pitman guyer'! .... .............. pertOnl with the County Cleft! of 82t2t 1 nectton with the ippllcatlon DATED AT Irvine, Callfor· Orang• Col.Wiiy on Novem-bet • 1•1 Lane, Hundngton Beactl, ~·=I~-~~ WemA~A-=~IAl. o...,. County on o.c.m. Thi• buatneei ' le con-
noted ebove. II Is th1 nla. this 20th dey of o.. bet' 19, 1991 F914t31 PUBLIC NOTICE c.Jlf 12&e7 ,.;::::."' bef 3, 1991 ducted by: an lndMdlMI preHnl Intention ol the City cembef, 1991. FSt3381 PUbllthed Newpol1 Beach-ctv1itooner Martt Babin-~'r,M't"' on ~ g~. 1~IO~ r:t Plt4IOO The regleCranUtt com-
lo a ccept th1 Envl-QRl!QORY N. SBQUIN, Publlthed Newport Beach-Cotta M.,. Piiot Decem-CNStOtasaa lld, te1U Pitman Ln., Hun-' Fe14ltt ~ ~ tMeo ew Publlahed Newpoft IMcho n-..nced to lnlMiCt bult-
=mental :mp~ct Re~rt Attomer 8001 lrvlne Co11a Mesa Pilot Decem-'* 14, 21, 28, 11191, Janu-Flotftloue ~ IMct\, Calif. 12&e7 Publlhed Hewpol1 lleach-Paul 'J Hemttton 411 eo.ta Mee& PloC o.c.m. .,... ~ H l'f1dltloue
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1>er1 or th• gentJal public 135, lrvlne, CA 82711 S.0711 s.o87 lteit.....,.t Th• re 'tatranl(t ) com. bef 14, 21, 21, 1981, JerlU. Celt. ia-(111 1•1
to review comment on this Pub 111 h • d N 1w po r I PUILIC NOTICE PUILIC NOTICE The Folowlng per.ona "*1CN t ~ bulf. Ir/ 4, 1892 ~ ~l~on-PUIUC ltOTICI ~ lhkmwt f documentation. Coplee of Baach.'Co1t1 MHa Pllol are doing bullnell M: .,... und« 1he Pkt11Jou9 a.101 .. ,. "' ~ ~ ~ lled
the Environmental lmplCt ~mber 29, 19111 Flotltleue Flotltlous TOKA ENTERPRISH, lkdlMla NarM(I) IMed ::.~ri::tr~ = "6Utll• _. l'9 CountJ ~ 01
Report and avpportJng doc> S.146 au.Inn• Nw 1u.en... Mame 1599 Supertor, uni IS:t, above on: December t 5, PUBUC llOTICI -under ._. ........... _ l1te1M•.... °'"'99 ~on o.c.n.. umenta 11• aVellabfe for a ShlteMent Coeta Mesa. Cllf. t2e21 1•1 ·-.._ w 11, 1981
the public review and '"" PUBLIC NOTICE The ,••tMMnt The ~ ~ 6111'01 a Cebln, ct.11 8ablnilld ..... ,.. ... .... Heme(•) 11eec1 1tat1•1111 l'ltM4t
spectlon at Ille Planning .,.doing=:,~ .. dOlngbUslneU :'°"' tnc:.. Tew~ I02 Tllll eta1t1ment waa lied lueln••.... =-~ .,.~~=--Publef'9d......,,.. lwh-~·=· ~:.:::; C~~=t CONTlRUUM, 111 'pacf. AQUA STEAM KLEI N, ~-=Frwy .. ftMadana.""" "'9 County Clerk ol ....... ,.. n. 11111 ..,. .. tied NU IUllDINQ AHO C09la Meee P1W Oeoem-
Boulev11d. ~ewport Beach, llu9lnea• Nw ~18We 250. IMne. CA :V~~~J. Thie builne11 la con-~~~on Decem-.,. ~ ~ ~ .. l'9 COunily OllliC of DIYll.OPMINT, 1411 W tt. 18, 11t1, ..._,
Ci llfornl•. 821158'17118 •t•tet'Mftt Roy ·~ Jr., 903 N. l'hOmM M.' '~· 11478 dUct4IO bY-• OOtPOtlllon Pltl0t8 YOUR •or c~ :,-~ 1c:r" on~ = ~~~· CO.ta 4. u, cm •l (7~~t!;,. 1'Urlhet The Following ~ CottOnwood Way, WalnuC. 8Mct\ IM. #413, W• ~·~c=~ = Nlletl9Cf Newpoft ~ SllMCe, MOO La Alim-1'81 ... Robert A. Hanteon. t411 •" ... ,» glwnlhaluld~heer· 11•=buslnesl u . CA917tl. rnn.e.,Cellf.~ ,... under._."*°"' c-. Mete Hot~ ecse #21, 'ountaln V*t, P\11119Nc1Newpcwt._.. llden Ave. ••· coaca ~-·-mg wfl be held on the 0th N!WPO T MESA LAND ... ,,,.. Koelnakl, 2!5204 ~ ... Jotlnltor?a 11111 lualneea N~•> ... lllled ... 11 • 199t .JIJtrl.-y c.lf. W70I c.. --,..,. ~ ...... c.a tll21 ~t!,,~·P~99~1,: ~:'E~~e ~~·~ ~c~a=-. Laguna =:= . .fio.rourM!n ~~~1 4,u ,1112' • 1 .:=."""_.:~LIV:: bef 21, 2t. 1• 1• Jar"*Y ~~.,.,.':.111con. .~ · .. ::.-::-::....
Council CNmbefi ·of the Mela, callf. 92$29 D~ H. Oh, 21433 Am: Thl9 buelneee le con-Thie ..... ment WM IYed .. at ~. calf. lt270I 4, 11, tlla The ftilttttent(at ~ a
N9Wpoft Bnc:h Ctty Hall John R. Betlon, Jr., M.D., bueher'I It.. Diamond lat, ductld by: co.,.,"*9 wffh the Counly Oeft of .. _ -IOTICI l'Me butineM &t ~ ... 1. IMMed lo ----..,.... n. ..,....
3300 Newport BoJevwd' 55 R~ll St. Geofge, New-CA 81715. Th• ••olatranl(I) com-Oranoe Counly on Decem-rvwwv duclltd by. an lndMduet •-__ ICI neee "'*' l'9 Plollo< .. ~ ee: N~ Beach ea11tornie: r>Ott leaott1.c.i1f. 92MO Thi• bu1fnH1 11 con-IMftCed lo hnNCI bWll: b« 3 1911 Pl •i• Ttte r90l1ttent(1) ciom-rv-iiOTI •11nw ~~...., IALIS 1111 .. whk:h lime. and place ~min N'atlt, M.D., 411 dUcted by • llmltecl pat\-,,... undtt the Plctltloul ' Ntata • : ..... """'*'lo ..,... ..... ........ ....... Oft: ........ a. ...... Dr H • flltH wry end .. weone Int.,. Mendoza Ten-ace, Corone nerthlp. lullneel Hame(1) llleed NII.JR&• neet undtt l'9 l'lclllloul ,.t ...... Qf,il Nfed mi a ,..., and det M•, Calf. l2f2S Ttte Regtetrant(e) com-tbO¥e on: not appflCable Publllhed Newpcwt lwh-ltlll1••"1 9'a1lneM Neme(•) ~ • L 111 ..... Robert A. HanleOfl Uncla Woeie 1191 ....,.
hHtd .,,J.J'T' ~ c,:;. 0eoroe N. Hedded, M.0., menoed to hnlllat tM,.a. 1"°"'* M. 'IYM coee. ..... Plot ~ 1' llle ........ pertonl lboV9 on: Auguat 1S.1N1 l ... t.llill n.1e 1'1111'Mf11 _,. . ._. Or ~ .. -. llnge 11111 proiect ln COUf\ 271 Vlc1orla ltrMt, CO.ta l1W undef' f'9 l'lctfttoue 1'111 ..... Nnf Wll Jled W 11, 21. 1191. ,...., .. dllng ........ •: .Mie Piii! l119 f'llUll4 ,.... ..... ~ Cleftl of &ii .... ,. ··~( I ,......, .. ...,..,.____ -., ·~--... -O...Ol4,tt,t... OllOHID OllT_T ___ ,_ ... ________ ,..... ~~
Wit onty VIOee lllMI you Altllt M. Martinet. M.D., abcM on: Not Applellble 0renge County on o.c.n. ..,111 NMWI QW. aol3 I .... l'9 ~ a.t of COITA MllA WICI A wt; 11t1 ..... ~-•
OI aomeoM elM ralHd .. 2124 Lak..ide Avenue, Of· RcW """9roy, Jf, bet I, 1Nt • • 8rletot 11:1:.J• co.ta Or.,. ~ on ~ Al Sllt.-Nf, 1• ,.._. nt.... TM ' ....
ttte publlo h= d• ~H~ MD .J:t'.,.,..,,..,,."' flied Plt4897 WIOTICI -'=-~ ...... _,, w1.1•t ~~ ~ Mw. fl'Jllln,_,...,.......,....,... ...,
ICl1t)9CI In Ihle 0t In 1W Ebe • QrCle ',.~ ~ County Cllftl Of P'ubllNct Newpoft ....... lill1I '" C.. Nt41t0 • 0.-........ .,.._.. ............ written ~ d-. MHa. c.llf 92e21 ' -ttP°tl, 1"t:f"Y of ~ C... MeM Hot Deoeimo Cll8tOt... ~"'::..-0. ""'*'*' ,_,.. ~ :::"t£?~tti -1 14. It .. ttlt ---...:........ .... ~to the ~ M, Ot AobefiaJ.''1er,2°"1Hol-' ' Ht~ b«t4,11,lt.111t,,,._. .... SKI JMt Mlrw II fflfto Colla ..... Plat........... Q111. ' ' , ........ L......,t• r:'~~; dwtAoecS.Hewpoft BMct\, Publl•h•d N•wporc *'Y"'·1• ............ -., ..., ........... •1--.11·•1•• • ...,.,. nie ••1 ..... 11 ... ™•s TllCI '='~!iiJ'!f: ... "444200 calif. hach/Co11a ..... Piiot .._. r n • 11 .. TM ,..._..., ...._. .., ... 1 ._. • • '1=•• r-..w _ ._ .. .,
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of: OrtlfldD ~ tied ~, ~~;;&,:' eocount M ". Pfo~ In .. __ ......._ -CINDY JONa; Ml "*'O ULa W ~ ;J' & ft Code 21700 • ...._.-. ~ .,_... O. "" ........ C..-. ..a.n 1250 Gt e. -• • wsww-UUMQQUUT: -AMI-, ._..,. ...... " .t "" undlttlgned Luoonia Sii .. Newport •""'••o'o.cyt..,lva: .. ~ I TO TEA CllllomiL ,..JN.-., ~,._...Code A ael1te..... .. ...... LIA MeM; A1CM M:HMD .. 9M09 wW .... pubic IMdon e.~. Calif, 92M3 , ·~ •£4:-lliimhl'll., hM ~ ATE Of• ~ANGE .__"'· ~t IOt 6oedel No.ioe .. • e ........... KAVADAI: AIM CHNI ,,,,...,1tto the c.INomla on January 10, 1192. .i Thl1 bu1lnatt I• con-votV9d In Ui. farmtng
filed M. z.11 :c • --l THE PITITION tonn •~!tom·-..,...._ ............. ITIWAAT• At• '.w.ai W-llMce Stoteoe Fecll-3·00 PM 2086 Placenli1 dudtcl by: an lndMd~ and llve9toclc OJ*• Vic:Mr1 en t. tt--•• ,_,.. that ~cWtl. ~ertetel .. r•~ ICl!MHAW, At .. AMADO llv :r. a ft Code 21100 AVt., eo9t. Mala, CA I*· The ttOl•trant(I ) com-tlon wtth her hU• ~~.CM~ ll&a lcott SuilllfM ti. tippOinlld Altor"9Yf0f Petl8°'*: c..... ... AOGftlOUIZI A1• .WM. el eeq the under'9*1 10N11 ptoperty lnctucllng menced lo transact ~ band Ed. In her ear· ol~· ·.,ETmOH c~-=·J,Uf;''~ ~ ,....., .. M ~NI M. TAOUI. JUDOSiunul llllNCI!: AUi ALAN wll .... Jl'MC ~ '"'nlt111e. dolhlng, loolt :,utlnei:i· ... ~(1~~~ ..., yeart ah• waa a ~ M ~ M. T • ..,_ ildrrinitttr h ...... MCCoAMtCK, KIDMAN 6 o. nmca WAMJC!ft: A151 B:/W/llG on .,__., 10, 1992, 11 and/or othlr hou .. hold above on: Januety 1 1992 aocla! woft(er for lhe ~k:Mfy . ti. ~ • *'.. heirs. lhe~ HHAENS HPT i8 IAM~ ~190 RAMON 10:00 AM, 2075 NIWPOf1 lllmt stqted by the rollow-Mam-'· BoonukJ Saline Co. S.R.S. ~~·l'Jt '° I Cftdt:q,~ ~ 1he ~'cr21001rtaeol,8t•290 Tu
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.lheT ~ P.,...l'TION Ohttwlle be ln-...d In be edmiMd to ptl)bai.. ~p~091a (El ......,_ W •uullR 11.E: 9t27 DEH*I 08-t.nd/or olh« houMhold EAT L.. HAMELIN; SP E206 ~T. 1~ on ~ L.adl" Guild; Kan. Wie •' IM w• Of ....... Ot boft. Th9 w• Md any codM:i.a ""' de la oerte .. , ""° RYNe: 11'3 ~ WJ+A. IMma ltOfed by IN follow> Ell.UH OOL.PtitN; SP E28Cl ' iu Federation of ~ cc11lcmt'• : z .. Scol L9w, aka .,. evalat>te lo Dae. 19, 2,, 28, t091 RIOR COURT OP TM RIH; C11 IUZANNe HAN-Ina penona: MICHAEL RAU; SP E180 Fl14121 Republican Women:
WlLM • ar,y, ScoctlAWG..i-., •xarnk\alion ln tlefile ITAT• o• CAL .. NIOAN: CH lllAC1'1C U£00fRONl90SS~SP OUORAA.MOAAH PubllthedNewporte.acn. Renubt'---Precinct be edmltt.d '° 19. A PETITION ,._ *ti by the ooutt, PUBLIC NOTIC! COAST CONSTAUCTION: EON JERRI MOOERS: SP awr,., ,...,.,., Iha ttght Costa Mesa Plk>t Decem-.. --' The wtll~hMy oodcla tl9d ~ Mdt .. In THE PETITION PORNIA, TOO CIVIC C10 JOOt SMITH; D1 KURT E171 DOUG LINDSEY; SP to bid et the lale. Put· ber 21, 28, t 991, Janoaty Commlttff Women: WI 1 8\ -bH! tot l'9 Court of ~ts authority IUIHIONI CINTUI DRIVS RST, AST; 051 GARY M()Dl.JN. FOii ROGER COURVIUE; ctlaM9 must be made wfth 4. tl, 1992 SI. John'• Hoapltal ~~~=In Iha.~ c.litom~ County of adninlsllf the ea1a (CITACION P.O. 80X 83-, aM'TA SK I : D 71 GEO R Q E SP F01t ROGER COUR-pwtonll en.dis 0t cash-S.tS2 L.adlea AuJdllary; She
.,, .,. ORANGE. und9r the ~nden JUDtCIA&.t AHA, CA ff~ HELMKAMP; E2.S ~S VIUE: SP H029 CYNTHIA left ~ Of'#(. All put· wu a 4-H leader for ..,!~11 ... ..!!!mo: THE PETITION AdrriniSllaton ol ~ NOTIC• TO D•FEN-Tlte Mm•, Mdreaa, MAULDtH; Ell DAYl GAi'-BARNETT; SP H 152 chaMd goods ., .. old "u PUBLIC NOTIC! many r Hrs. The 'A~ -th.-"' ...... ::::,• that a.me:. :,:.. (This auth0f1ly DANT I (A"... • .,... telephone ....., FI HJ E 1 0 7 JAME a NANCY HAYDEN; SP H190 Is.· Ind ~ be paid lot Schlppe famlly were
Under l~ldef1t penonal~~~ ~ '9presenta'::e ,rrson Aou•edet ROBOT J, of plalnttre ... .,...,. m•s>~~S~F:~CHL~ ~T~~EA~t~~PeU; ~~ =-~~~ STATDIENTCW :::. fl~t ~~ ~~~
ton of Esia ... administer h fftalt of man~actons wi-.ou LOR .. •Z•TTI, •nd or plalnttff wtthout ., KRISTAN; Fil CRAIG BAL· H157 PATRICK ADAMS cancellation 11'1 the ewnt ol Wl~.:~~~~OM The lamlly also ran
Act. authority will 1111 d9cadent. obta court aP,P<OVal. DOii 1 ttwou9h 10, In-attomer, tas (SI ,.._. TER; '100 MAGGIE CAS-Owner rnervet the right MCtllmlnl Mlween OWM1 the Schlppel Ferry .Qlow the p«sonal THE PETITION Befofe ldng c:ef1ain v ohHM bra, la dk'eooloft W el SEU: F12e 0£8RA MAUL· IO bid at the tale. Put· and obllgat.ed pany. D119<f OPERATING UNDER hi h . d lh
reOreseiildve '° lab '9qUMa the dec:edenra !mPoftant acUons YOU Ml HING IU•D flUfftera do ta..,_.. del DIN: FI 92 "DELITY chaMa must be made with thl9 28th day of December, F1CTITIOUI ;a1fne c~~::~ Sur~ ~~y ,'..)c= Withe::' W~l and eodlcis, if any, howewr. . the person DY PLAINTIPP1 CA Ud. aet•e•d• Ml daMano CLAIMS MANAGEMENT; pereonal cMdla °' cash-19tt and 3fd day ol Janu· aus,!!!!!S NAME vtved by her hus.·
O ~ • be admn.d to probate. reJl(es.ntalive will b .. "ta' Nm8"Clando) dant• 0 del .....,_ G1' JOHN SUNDQUIST: ler1 checlts Of'#(. All put· ary, 1992. Public Stor1g41 TM fol.., .. M"" !*ton hu band Edward, her
Before g -~•~!!" The wll and e11y oodic:ls !'9qui-ed to give nolice JOHN L AVITABfLI dent~ que ftO tl•ft• ~ ICYlE OLASBRENNEA; c:haMd ~are sold was Manag1men1. Inc. T•I• withdrawn IS • general aon Mlchael, and 1mpo ... _....., are •vabble tor tnwasled persons unle ' • .. ~-079 CHARLES DURGIN: la," and mutt be paid lor phone (818) 244·8080, Parlnef from th• partner· hOwe t the parsonal examlnallon 11'1 tie lile kept they have waived nolle9 o • " d M 0 N 0 0 R A M 8boelldo, ••) __ .. t H38 MARJORIE FOWLKES· Ind removed at the time ol Aoent for owner 1hlp o~atlng under lhl her daughters Jayne •reprasao live wMI b• by tie court, consenled to the propose HOMEt, INC., • C•n. A. Pelnar, lloKlttrloll, H50 BRUCE SHAND: H5i ..... SllH tubject lo prior Publlthed 'Newport llct1tlous businffs name o1 and Jeanne, hM twin
requlracJ gl¥9 no~ A HEARING on tie act~:) The independ41fl tomla corpor•Hon Jeckeoft, DeM8roo A NANCY JAZWIEC; H61 fN. canc1llatlon In the event o1 Beach.Costa Meta Piiot FIBER GLASSICS at t1t3 al1tar Nora Jot· ""11'•~P9f90ns "'-P.91itlon will be held on administration authotl You fine 30 CAI.EN• Pook•n••ueh1 4041 DONESIA DEWI Mtt*nent betwffn owner OecembM 28, 199t, Janu. Newpon Center East, Santa gensen and her sis·
·lhey tla ':'::no~ Januaty 9. 1(192 at 1:45 wll be granted unless a DAA DAY9 •ft•r thl• MacArthur 8oulovlrd, Publl1hed N1w1po1t and obllg1t.a p1111y. Dattd ary 4, 1992 Ana, Calif. 92705 ter Zeta Crowther.
·con:) ~...__1 P.M. In Dept 3A loca. ted at lntet~leO person I~ a aummon• le ••rwd on Newport hoch Cata. Beech.Costa Mesa Piiot thlt 28th day of December, S.1 51 The F1ctllious Buslnest Her parents Leon P. act · ,.....,, 700 Civic Ctntet' Drive objection to the pet1tio .._. f 1 92880 'en•) December 28 1991 Janu-1991 1nd 3rd d1y ol Janu-Name rtlentd to sbova Schlppel & Edith E. adminlSwatlon •utt'loflty West, P.O. Box 838 Santa and 'shows {IOod cau VOU to ftl• • tr--··'· orn • llY 4, 1992 ' ' erv. 1992. PubUc Storage PUBLIC NOTICE wa• filed In Orange County Glerech are both de-
wll be iihnted UMI• an Ana CA 92702--0838. why the courf should no ten rHponH at tflla 752.ases S1153 M1nagement, Inc. Tel• NOTtc• OF on Slp11mber 18, 199t ceased. She has two mterestR 1*90n Illes an IF VOU OBJECT TO gtanl the authority. court. DATl!r APR 12 1ff1 · phona (818) 244-8080, "" F50726l hlld F
objec1lo11 to th9 patl11on the granting of lhe pelitlon A HEARING on th A letter or phone call GARY L. QRAJIVILLE, PUBLIC NOTICE Agent fOf owner. PUBLIC SALE Full name end address of ~~~~,d~erviC:s"~re ~
and ~ C8\l50 you should appear at lhe petition will be held on wtlf not prot•ct rou1 CI• r le , Br Su• a" pub 111 h • d N • w p 0 rt OF LIENED the person w1thdraw1ng:
why lt'lf lhoutd not htarin and state our Janu~ t , 1992 at t ·• rour trpewrltt•ft r• Zarate, pvti NOTICE OP BHch-Cotta M111 Pilot PROPERTY T. J. 0e1c1110, 1209 Dela.. ~~~~mb~~ 3~0~~~r
~ .RING on fl• ob19Cllons with .the court 700 Ctvic Centet' Dnve ,...._, .__ ... 1 form"_, Costa Mesa Pilot o.c:em. PERIONAL PROPIRTY IT'f 4, 1992 GIVEM THAT TitE UN· Calif. 92648 1ahtesd~;1r~: SHa~~. S~: )letitlol'I iK bl held on belore the heanng. V01Jr West. P.O. Box 838. San .. --..-· ......_ •--No. 00101 Sa147 S Published Newport Beac~ .. ~ ·..1enu~ , 1992 at 1 :45 appearance may be In Ana CA 92702--0838. W11nt the court to Mer btf 7, 14. 21, 28. 1991 Pursuent to the California DEA IQNED WILL AT Costa Mesa Piiot Oecim-Presided over by
PM Li l 3A located at peraon or bv your attorney. IF VOU OBJECT TO rour case. SeOe4 Sllf·Setvlc:e StOfege Facil-PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC AUCTION ftUR· btf 14, 21. 28. 199 1. Janu-Rev. Alvin Werth & 700 C."'9f Drive IF YO\J ARE A !he grantina ol lhe pehtlOfl If rou do not flle row 1ty Act /8 a p Code 21700 SUANT TO CHAPTER IT'f 4, 1992 Msgr. John George 'West. P. ·Box 138, Santa CREDITOR °' a you should' appear at lh ' reaponM on Um., rou PUBLIC NOTICE el teq. the und8'algMd NOTICE OF 10, DMSION 8 COM-Sa-t07 Weber. Bunal will be
'Ana G 702-ot38. contingent ctedilOf ol lhe hearin_g and state you m. loM tho caae and wfll tel 'at public auc:tlon PUBLIC SA&.e OF MENCi NO WITH SEC-In the Mt. Calvary IF 08JECT ,,TO dec:eas.d, you must file objec'!<>ns Of lile wn11en ,0 J, waeH m~nay AP:~~~;~:.r TO on January 10, 1992, ai PERSONAL PROPERTY TION 21700 OF THE PUBLIC NOTICE cemetery, Salina.
the gtal\lloo of 1he petition, your claim Wiil the court objeCliOns with the court d ..--' be 3:00 PM, 2065 PtacenUa No. 245t7 BUSINESS AND PAO. T .. -I rt t Ks. Vigil service will you snolJ1cJ appear at the and mall a copy to the belore the hearing You an pro_ •• ,, mar SELL ALCOHOUC Aw Costa Meta CA P"· Pursuant to the California ... annua repo 0 b 7 30PM s d heatin,11 <>and atate your 'lersonal represental!Ve appearance may be 11'1 taken wtthout further BEVERAOU son&. prol*fY 'tnctuding Self.SeMce Storage Facil-FESSIONS CODE OR tfl• Jean and Gene • : un ay
o01ectona ~ Ille wnnen appointed by the court person orbv yourl\llorney. warnlnt from th• 12123111 furniture, c:tothing, tools ity Act (B & p Codi 21700 SECTION 1988 OF Zwick Foundation 11 :~.·~alrn~~Ks~~~~
obj8Cioft$ with the court w1tun lour months lfom IF VO\J ARE A court. To Whom 11 May Con-and/or other hoUH hold It seq.), the undersigned THE CML CODE OF avallablo, et the ad-• j>elore the hMrtng. V01Jr the date ol first issuance ot CREDITOR Of a There are other lqal cem· items tlortd by lht follow-wll N II at public auction, TitE STATE OF CAlJ. drHa rMtted below for 825-4242· Momonal: .il?P8~ .,may be "' letttfS as provided in c:ontingenl credit°' ot the r.qulremonta. You mar BAGHERITARI, Marzleh Ina peflON: on Janu.vy 10, 1992, at FOR NIA AND PUA· lnapoctlon durtng ,99.,.. Norma Schlppel Ayl· petr" ~-OV°"rA~Ef'"~ sac11<>n 9100 of lh• d9<:9as.ct, you must hie want to oall ... at· .,. applying to the Depart· S'P A005 WIU.IE c. FOS. 12:00 PM, 1725 Pomona, s u ANT To co M-l•r bualneaa hours br ';~~~ ~~rho~a~:~~~ ·cREOlllDR C&11tomla Probate Code. your claim wlti the court tomey rleht eway If ment o1 Aleohollc BtveraQe TER; SP A007 ADIE Cotta Man, personal MEACIAL CODE, SEC. any cltlnn who ~ r• °' a The bnl9 tor filinQ c~ and mall a copy to the • Control to NII alcohcilc KAMIE; SP A028 BAHMAN property lncl\ldlng lumltu,., TION 72t0 (2t• THE Hearl Jr./Sr. High conllngSllM ctMIOt ol *'• wil not expwe ber°'e lour personal represeotahv• rou do Mt know an •t· ~ al 3033 Briakll ZAMANIAN· SP BOl3 clothing 10011 and/Of other • quHt• within 180 clap School. Visitation
decea91tdt you must hie months frOm the hearing appointed by the court torMJ, fOU mar call .., Sit. D, Colt.a M.... cA CHAD R. sTEwART: SP househOid ltemt 1t0f9<f by FOLLOWING MllCEL· after publlutlon of this 1 OAM·9PM Friday &
-i'OUr = clal.n Wftl 11\e court da'8 noticed above. wit\ln lour months lrom attomev reterrel ..... 9327 with "41" On .... 8023 MELANIE DIMARCO; the fotlowlng pertons: LANEOUS HOUSEHOLD notice of It• avall-9AM·9PM Saturday
:ind a copy to !he YOU MAV EXAMINE the dale of first issuance ~I vtce or a lqat •kl of. a.., I Wine (Pub. Prem.) SP 8032 JOHN HUMBLE; SP G310F B.S. MILOSAV· AND PERSONAL PROP· ablllty. & 12 noon till 9PM ,,.,~ ._..& braPf~lawe the Ille kepi by the court. II lett~ as provided 1n flea (llated In the llcense SP C087 BRETT FOR· WEVIC; SP C07S ERIC ERTY TO.WIT IDENTJ. The Jean and Gene Sunday .
. nppotn-Y l11e court you are a person section 9100 ol the phone boolc) Publlthed Newport RESTEA: SP 0003 GAE· COE/BALBOA HBEACH FtED BY NAM• AND z I k F d ti with~ ~'tirs~hs Iron; lnteresled in the eSlate, Calilomla Probate Code. Dffpu .. de' que le an-Beach.Cotta M1aa Pllol THAN BLACKWELL: SP CLUB: SP 8053 R. SOM· STORAGE UNIT HUM-S:7 f Aleo~~ n H:nttC:,':i: 1;:=======:; /~~etS '-::a ~rovl:fe7' fn tOIJ =r.~118 ~e~~I co~~ 1 -treguen ••t• ctteclon December 28• 1991 s.154 gg:: ~~!Mi~~~::~~ ~~~~M.MNf~~EN~O~:ESJ: BEA. ton BHch, CA 92648. ~.ectiOn {1100 ol lhe sr c1a1 Notice ol lhe fiUngj tudlcl•I uetoct Uone un D130 CUNT WHITMAN'; SP SELAOD: so 8051 MAR· NAME:AOT NUMBER The principal man-PETERSON
;ahlomia1 Pro~lt Code. 0 •n Inventory ana pluo ... 30 DIAS CAL· PUBLIC NOTICE 0028 DANZ STADINO. OIT NESSELAOD: SP H328 BROWN, JENNIE D3t4 •t•r •• Eugene a. Orvin w. (Pot•)
rhe tlmlt:: tor l1llno claims appraisal of estate asse1S •NDAAIOI pare pr• Owner """'" the rlQhl MARGIT NESSELAOD: SP CHOCK, FRANK A0921 zwtclc Prealdent Pet•r•on Age 71;
w1• not .. xplr• before f01Jr Of of any pelltion °' HAMMER tontar una rHpu .. ta NOTICEO~UU!: lo bid at tM aale. Put· 0311E ABANDONED CAVAJ.IER,JIMA.0228 SIONED:NhaSh~r born November 3, nonlhs~llOm Ile heanng acc~nt as provided In eac:rtla 8 maqulna en In accordance with trie chUff mutt be mad1 wfth GOODS; SP G318F MARK STOCKBRIDGE COM-Publlahed N•wport 1920 In Maddock, dale notic:ed above section 1250 ol tie t rt provlsk>ns ol Sec1lon 2t100 pereonal check• Of caah-THOMPSON PM« C80970 N or t h D a k o t a :
YOli•l'MAV EXAMINE C&11lomta P1oba1~ Code. A JIME f\ -::.co c!~ta 0 una through 21718 Of tM call-Iara checka Of'#(. Alt put· Owner tlH!Vft th• right KUSNIC MA.•MRS. =~actlf oeteb M~'ea passed away Oe-the file kept by the court. If Request tor Soecial NOlice ( 11 d 1 1 1 le tom1a Buslneu Ind Pro..._ d\ued goods ,,. IOld "u lo bid al the tale. Pur· DOI 1 ' ot ecem er , cember 2s, 1991 In
you at• a penon form is available lrom tie • ' ama • ••on • no alons Code lhef9 being 1$," Ind must be paid lor c:hasn must be made wfth 1991 Mariposa, Californla. 1nt8f~ in the estate, court clerk. .._.,..,,.0111~ I• ofrecera protecclon; due an unpaid 11or9 tee and removed al tM time ol '*'°"81 chedta Of cash-OAINEA, FLORENCE Sa144 He ls survived by his
you 'tde with Iha colM1 Attorney for P9tlll-: flOfldln OllM'ld"" tu re1pue•ta ••rlt• • fOf which lnstorage orange ..... Salet eublec:t to prior lert chtckt ody. Alt put· Y118 ---------wile Esther; daugh·
a to Request tor JOHN B. COBB I i..1acullit~<a' maquln• tl•n• que It entllled to a lien PW» canc:elatlon In the ewnt of chaMd goods 1re IOld was CASTRO, ROBERT:--P-U_B_L_IC_N_O_T_IC_E_ ters Bethany Metk·
SD8Cial Notice ol tie lling 250 Newport Cent., dml..ts iof_,.0 cumpllr oon la• fo,. 1111 IO MCtlon 21102 of Mttllment between owner It," and must be paid fOf HI0052 ovlch and Sharon
of ~'inventory and Drive ;.I°""""" malklad" legal•• ap. tald code :.::.r:: and obllgattd !*ty. Dated Ind removed at IM lime of CRUTTENDEN, JIM FJctltloua Shull and five grand· appr~.ol estate auots Sullil M-103 ca --... ..,,.. ropladae el usted qui-herelnaft8' and Th• Pilot Claealo ..... Sain tubjec1 to prior Mt081 BuslneH Name tons.
or ol .!l"Y petition °' N-porl Beech • " · la rt dut notJce tlllWlng bMc1 fled cancellitlon In the event of DEAK£L PERSONNEL Statem-t Pete was a veteran accoun\ as proVlded In MO •...., -ere que co • .. glwtl to pattlea knowl'I lo Mttlemant betwMn OWl'lef ... • '8cilon 1250 ot fie twpofl Beach/Costa eueho •u ... o. dlllm an lnt..st .,_..,, T1\e moet compr~ end CJC)lgltecl pany. oatld AGENCY A1..0 The flollooMnc;i per90n9 of World War II and
Cahlom1a PrObate Code A Mesa Pilot II uste4 no pr .. ent. and Iha 11me lpectled In alV9 and current dlrec· IN• 28th d1y of Decembtf, MCCALL, JOAN B . ire doing business H '. a member of th• Request lor Speclal Notice au raapuesta a Uompo tuch nollce few payrMftt of lOfY of goocle and Hf· 1991 and 3rd d1y of Janu-M2190 TOYS BUILT. TOYS BUILT, American Legion. He fc Dec.2t.24,28,199t 'tueh IHS having bplred vl<:ffaroundl ary, 1992. Public StOfage THIS SALE WIU BE TOYS BUILT, 515 81h wlll be deeply
--Management, Inc. T1f• COMPETITIVE BID-Street, Huntington Beach, missed by all his
phone (818) 244-8080, DINO ON THK JAHU. CA 92648-4630 family and friends. _P_UB_~_N_OT_IC_E_S_ I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES I PUBLIC NOTICES , __ PU_B_Ll_C_N_OT_1c_1_1 PUBLIC NOTICES ~for owner Thomu Carl Hubbin, Services to be held
Publllh td 'Newport MY 18TH, 1"2 ON Hmt 2:00 pm on Monday. BHch-Cotta M11a Pilot t 0 A• M • 0 N PRE· This builness Is con-December 30. 1991 December 28 1991 Janu-MISES, MORRIS MOY· ducted by: an lndlVldual at the 1st Baptist
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lfOTICS or AVAILABILITY or DRAFT KllVIROIOCBlfTAL IMPACT RBPORT
Th~ City of Newport Beach i• the Lead Agency for th• propo•ed MacArthur Boulevard
widening and Bi•on Avenue exten•ion. The City ha• prepared Draft IIR No. 150 to
eyaluate the potential environmental impact• of the project.
P&'pJICT DISCBIPTION
The propo•ed project con•i•t• of the following two improvement•:
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Widening of MacArthur .Boulevard to •ix lane• between Coaat Highway and
rord Road, and to eight lane• between Pord Road and tu propoaed San
Joaquin Billa Tranaportation Corridor (SJBTC). The exiating •ix-lane road
would be realigned eaat of it• preeent route between Biaon Avenue and the
San Diego creek Bridge. An interchange i• aleo propa•ed between MacArthur
BOulevard and Rewport Coa•t Drive (or the SJBTC).
lxten•ion of Bi•on Avenue a• a four-lane arterial between MacArthur
Boulevard and Rewport CO&•t Drive (or the SJBTC), with an overoro••inCJ and
interchange at Newport Coa•t Drive.
OPPQBTWIITIIS PQR PQBLIC RIVIIW MD CQHMIHT ,.
DcAft SIR No. 150 i• available for public review and will be u•ed by the City of
N~rt Beach, the City of Irvine, and other public aqenci•• i.n a&Jting d.eci•ion•
r99ardin9 the propo•ed project. Written comment• on th• adequacy of the information
ccintained in th• BIR will be received throuqh February 10, 1992 . Written coaDenta on
the Draft SIR •hould be •ubmitted tos
Jdhn Douqla•
z1\v1ronmental coordinator
ctty of lfewport Beach
lloO lfewport Boulevard
Newport Beach, CA 92659-1768
(114) 644-3225
Pro1ect L9c&tion
IT'f 4 1992 • • ING & STORAGE, INC., The r1gl1trant(s) com-Church, Mariposa. 1
Sa148 WHERE SAID PROPE· ~':"!iJ~r ~:S-~t•= California with his
PUBLIC NOTICE TTY IS STORED AND Business Nam•(•) listed son-in-law, Paster 1---------WHICH IS LOCATED AT ebov1 on: November 1, Raymond Shull of· NOTICE OF MORAIS MOVINO & 199t flclating.
PU•LIC SALe OF ST 0 R AG I! , I N C • , Thomas Hubben The famlly requests
PERSONAL PROPERTY t 1491 ELeCTAONIC This ttatement was flied that in heu of flow·
No. 2210t LANE, HUNTINGTON Wllh the County Cltflc of ers. donations be
PUftuanl lo the CalllOfnla BEACH, CA. 92649, IN Ofanoe County on Oecem-made to ALS As·
Se«-s.tvlce St~ Facll· THE CITY O~ HUN· ber 5· 199' F514713 soclatlon of 01ange
fly Act (B & p • 21700 TINOTON aEACH, Published New""" BNCh-County.
et eeq,), the undersigned COUNTY OF ORAHOE ""'"' 1"======== wll NII It public auction, ST ATE OF CAL I~ Costa Mesa Pilot Dec.m-l-
on Jenuary tO, 1992, Ill FOANIA. b9f 7, t-4, 21, 28, t991 1.---------,
1:00 PM, 2099 Ptac:enlla. Sa-098 RENO Coate MHa, p1rtonal MR. JOHN PISCHKE,
propertylnctudlng fumlture, AUCTIONEER, LI-H•rrlaon Rono,
dOU'llng, tools llld/cw olhtt C E N I E N U M B a R lliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Jr. Age 81 , died 0.. ~~lleme ator.ed by A'708 , WILL CON· cember 17. 1991 at .... Mesa Verde Cc>fw• SP 0482 JONES· DUCT SAi.a ON PRK· ascent Hospital in
SP 0437 ERIC STROHM'. 111 S ES• SALES IS Costa Mesa Callfor·
AIER; SP C392 £\MER SOLD Wint LIMIT AND nla ol pneumonia.
SCHAFFER: SP C309 PA-ReSEAVE. THE LAND-Mr Reno was bom
TRICtA MEOINA; SP C28t LOfCD RRERVES TffE ,Ac.IC ¥llW AprQ 12th, 1910 In
JEROME ST0U.; SP 8156 RIGHT TO BID AT THE •llOlllAL PAM Attumwa, Iowa. He ~ ~~~~~;B~~ IAU. PURCHASll CemeMry • Monuery attended Santa Mon-
80l4 RICHARD CHANCE; MUST BE PAID WITH ~ • Crematory lea Junior College.
SP 8081 ALAN BOARD-CASH AND PAID FOR 3500 Peclfic v ... Drive and gnidualed from
MON; SP 04t4 CARRIE AT TIME OF PUR-Newport IMdl UCLA with a d9<;1rM
THURSTON CHASES. ALL PUR· ........ In Mec:hanlca! Engl-
Owr'9f '"9tVet IM riQtll C""'ED GOODS AAE nearing. He wu one
to bid at the ..... PUr· SOLD "Al II" AND -llllW of the l at two Eagi. Cha'" mutt be made wfttl ,.._ Scouts of Paelllc MUST De ReMOVED llU .... lf PallsdH . Ha Is sur· ~:-::, °A.~ DY 3:00 ,.II., ON THI MOftuery * Chapel vlved by his wife,
cNMcl QOOdl n aold "u DAY OF THI IA&i. Cremation Ellubelh "Butfle" L.
... H ancf ""* be paid for """ IALm .. au• Reno of Newport and removed at the lime of JEOT TO PRIOR CAN-110 Broedway Beach; son. Frank
..... S.... IUblect to ptlor C•LLATION IN THE ~· .. MoutM Hartlaon Reno, 111; 2
canoellMion In fM 9VWll of EVENT OP ll!TTLI!· -granddllldren and 1
Mtllelillnl betwMf'I OWTier M•MT, DITWaEN great gran d chlld .
and oblgated patty. O.led MORRll MOVING a The Memor1a! Ser· =12:c, ~ °J.v~ ITOMOR, INC., AND vl<:e will o. held at ery, 1992. Pubic 09UGATaD PMTY. "FAST Bobbitt Memo rial
Man11gement, Inc. T Publl•"•d N•wper1 llSULr Chapel, 1299 E.
phon• (818) 244'80-0 ••eo".C•at• Mu• HIVICI ~h~d~.n~.::
DIHCTOIT s.uday, JN'luarY •. Call 642-5678. 1-·or K<•,ult 1991 at 1:00 p.m.
SerVlt'C l•11ll Thef9 wtll be a ptf.• Put a few words '42·S671 vet• lnltrm•nt at
Pl&nn1n9 Depart9ent
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Newport leaoh
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429 Kar1oo14 Avenue ....P,rt ... oh ... ~rt le&ob PW>lio Library llWl"-• a.ranOh
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'Tis the 8888811 ta
Q. ')b i.potleu art settl"I ...y tall and ia..,
111'11.., WUt do I aeed to do to ctt tbtm to loot -A lmpa1icns happen to be the Number 1 annual
flower that is purchased and installed across the
United StatCL The opportune word here is annual. In
our mild. climatic environment we arc normally able
to crow impatiens (or longer than ope season. Since
we are coming up to the winter months. impatiens. a
herbaceous plant docs not tolerate frost very well . So
)'OU have three choices to ch00$e from. ·
1. Leave the plants tall and laggy lookinc as they
arc. When a frost comes it will kill back the plant to
a cenajn point thus protecting everything underneath
that it docs not Ir.ill off.
). Roal .,._ Ibo j>loat
_,.. .. ly .... Ind*".,, ...
-otl ttueall ol hll ue _....., ...
~t )OU CUI Net lmp1d111
la aaddpation fol' .-IO J:i
baclttpiar<"1maybe1--.
plaau thll do not llowu ucl Inf
out u well as they did CJri&lmlly.
Q.lhanapolatne-lloa
· 1eave.a11or1Mwa11lontollla .,...d. n.e .., part ......... .
the bottom part II bn>n ... -.
A. Jt sbunds as ii you have a
Mexican Fan Palm. These are very
popular palm trees thll are seen '
across the Southland. The doad
2. Cut back the impatiens to about 6'' above
around level. This will help generate some new
growth. However, if a frost does come along it will
kill the plant out entirely.
leaves. as you call them, are actually billed fronds. As
the plant starts to mature and grow taller the low~
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L-suna Beach, CA. 92651
'71•) 494-2264
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What you can do to
Hard freez.e expected?
I. lnsulale expooed pipes
2. Set bratnolow<rthon
55 ckgt..s
3. On --Opm doors under sinks, let bot and a>ld
faucets trldde owrnlght
4. Dboonned pnlen_hooes
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CARLTON'S
LINOLEUM SHOPPE
SINCE 1981 .
714-874-7470
2542 PACIFIC COAST HWY.
NEWPORT BEACH CA 92663
(Next to Tony Roma's)
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l'arWI)' td palm -ii ii -10 ..... CNI a
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"""' Ibo _..... willl a pole -· ""P.fy CUI tllem -.. cliiie IO Ibo tNnlt .. ,,..iblo. Alwa71 leaving
three to four he1lthy areen fronds at the very top. 4
Q. , ..... tralll .. -.......... •1 Jualllff plaw. & It ,......., to set rid or the _,., wt1•001
llomlq the plaaut ·
A. It is extremely common to see trailing weeds
such as_ Bermuda pus infiltrating junlpc~ and other
types of plants. thus making them unsi&htly and
possibly chokin1 out lhe planl$. This lime of year is
not a good time to try to get rid of the Bermuda
1J10!11. 'l'all will _, -ft will -IO • . ..... ...._ .. ,....._11111 ...........
.... ... _will bo --· -·-"'•"'""'do ___ :i:: wiUbolOJOUr-~IOpul... :
out dill-· Mako ..... ,.,.. ... WariDI... .
u Junipen have a tonileacy IO scratdl., --.. ~ :
..... be-very Itchy. Now ...... ""' -IO -.. • . •it until aprin4 when thc ·lea~11tan io be.:oc11¥ ~
.active. apYJ. It 11 <Ill this point )'OU trill ncod to ge\t
hold of a pre-emergent that contains fl111.Ziphop. ·
Remember 10 follow the manufac:tureff. • .. -
recommendations. · ;
Hid Fcdtrotf Lt ........,,., of A.N.B. .lad!Ulftdj a
lllndsa~ tonsultatio. ••d malauo.on lbw 11/faled :
In WJdttlu. Nick caa alsO .H beard oa ndJo AM,_ •
KF1 AM UJ. If }'Oil ba"° a qotslloo for Hid< ..... UI .
him la tarr of: The Piiot, P.O. Bo.r JSIO, Costa Alea. ·
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Kids get stressed out frOln
parents' zeal for Victory ·
We baYe • 3 )'QI' old dau&btcr
and aa clJht year old son. My
busbaad Is eo11cb of our son'• SOC•
ttr and basetMlll teams. My hus-
band Is very compelltive. Some·
timu be Is yelling along lhe aide.
Une to hl1 team and our son like ii
b the 1uper bowl. I am arr.Id my
husband Is puttlnc too much pres·
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sun: on our son to wla. Ou soa :
sctlDI Co rae.nt the )'e!Una. How
ean I cet my busbriad to cbabae?
Dear RH:
Some parcnu are
so engrossed in
winning, 1hat
they push their
children too hard
in the sport. 1{ a
parent doesn't
think the child is
RH
tr y ing hard 111 enough, the par· . Ill'. IS I
ent becomes a l'lllfl
shrieking yeller
shouting different --P-are-~..,....n-g~'
moves from tho ·
sideline. 10 ·
It is especially ---·-harmful when a
parent's love {or a child is depen-
dent upon the child winni~lhe
game. The sad point is tha me
parents aren't aware how e me
their pressure lo win has beCoine.
It is critical that the adutts in·
volved in the sport get cdhtrol
over competition. If games are
properly supervised, childrclf"build
on their performance, learn to
handle stress and have some fun
from the sport. In fact, for most
children, it is their only form of
regular physical activity. Sports
can be a good experience. It de·
pends upon the quality of '-dult
supervision. =
Directly address the probin of
e1tccssivc competition. Don'l hold
back, You must make sonic pri·
vate time that ~you can seriously
discuss this problem with your
husband. ln a case where ypu see
some other adults puttink loo
much pressure on youth,wiwork
through the channels of the orga·
nization to improve adult supcrvi·
sion NOW! Don't let children hurt
because an ovcrzcak>us 1dult )oos..
es perspective.
If fOU ba~ a qualloa ltN-Dr.
Pctrn, ff'riti brr at the Pllillt;>'JJO
IV. Bay St., Coile Mtu, fuJ7;
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07. Wateaflo.it Homa, Inc
08. The Ital Est.an
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03. Coest Newport 11. ColdMll 8enlcer
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Monaco floor plan, 3 BR. 2~ BA. Professllnllly
landscaped. Ideal lor llllteftPllng nk>ofs and oul
Quiet cuf.de.SIC locdon. 3 car ganroe.
-PUllll•. '711-Two BR kllaly ~ nse condO. SpectacUar views at d at Newport Hart>cw and ocean. ll'lllll10r hlS
been cleaned out to bare wah ready tor
renovlllon 1D new owners taste . • ..,. m._
~ level two BR, 2 BA. den or dl1inQ room.
Pnramlc golf course view! Model petfect. llghl.
brighC and tky, bMled glass front dooB.
tm PB t•a 1111,•
Pttmler bayfYOl'C locatlon. MllQlliflcert ~ be-
aullluly decoraCed 2BR 28A condonti.m. Wiit·
Ing Cllstne to ocwi. BOil slip available.
IUVIHl ... 111 ........
largest model Poet Royal, loc*d It end " Qf.
dt-sac and ad)ac«ll to beautlM ~ l.QWt$1
pilted for 1llis plan CU1Telllly on manet. T*. two
ltOfY, 4 BR home la perfect for family.
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Lowly 8rOldrnorl home In Big ~ on 1
cuk!e-SIC. Llrge lot CMlt 13,000 sq.It Hew
carpet. "*1'ored WllS. 1Ns home his much
potenllal. sat.ER WU CARRY 2nd T.O. for
quallled buyer.
llVCIBI • U.. llJ .... Ranch style. 4 BR homl. Open floor plln WI'!
spacious rooms. Al new mastr bllh. 8a&*lly
llndsQIPld on IW'lll lot WI'! room '> tlqllnd. ..... ..... ... ...
Corrlortlbll home wlll ocean view, "*""° •· '*' Ind lnlldlll .... famly room. er-.. In M10 room.
11r :aam.. 1111.•
Ftel Ill yu .-no on 10p of Ile worto In .. 1'-
nest penbJuM Sa Fllre his ID Offer. ~
··~ lnlll'lor dls9l. amsa 1 • ...-
''llll «'1 "" '° ~ ... Mlgl*leelt blyfrort c:an-dontiln b:* llf1 ~ In • buy ~ itse.
8taMfll bly ' ct/ _.. Ylew. BoS sip ML ..... _ ....
Prtdl °' owr.INpll CUllDrn borne In grlll IOCl-
ton-walk '° OCllll • bl'j, dose '° ....... cln-
lng l 111Y ICClll tD PCH. Two BRI. 2 BAI. tor·
mel ti1g room. ftreplacl. French dOOfS & aepa-
-pst ~ '#/1 bectoom.
Linda Isle
H~rbor Hill
Harbor Island
Big Canyon
Harbor Ridge
Mission Viejo
Big Canyon
Sea view
CdM
Udo Peninsula
Bluffs
SATURDAY, December-28,-1-991 I PAGE 5
OPEN HOUSES • Sunday Only
26 Bekx>urt Dr. South 1-4 $1,295,000 Ann Marie Murphy
$1,250,000 Sandy Mittman 8 Hlttaborough 1-4
12 Swift Court 1-4 $349 ,000 Rochelle Usa
LEASES
ser, sea
38r, 31hBa
3Br, 31hBa
3Br, 21h Ba
2Br, 21hBa
48r, 3Ba
2Br, 2Ba
4Br, 3Ba
2Br, 2Ba
1Br, 1Ba
2Br, 1Ba
BaY.f!ont View
Bayfront
Guard Gated
Ocean View
City Lights View
Gott Course View
End cul-de-sac
Ocean view
Water view
Large Greenbelts
$~:~
$4,500
$3,500
$3,500
$3,500
$2,650
$2,500
$2,500
$1 ,750
$1 ,200
ea.mt Er.mT 11,21i,•
Folmer model home. Largest plan m Bel·
court's Towne COllec1Jort Pmie location
offers pnv1ey and nn.Jre views 4 BR. 4""1
BA. plus bonus room & loft. Gotnmers Al-
millmo kilchen. Gtlard gated comnuitty.
PAGE 6 /SATURDAY, December 28, 1991
LIDO ISLE
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QUIET EAST END $515,000
4 BPJ2 BA home on OYmlzed lot otfm great opportlllity to
build cftam home.
CHOICE EAST END LOCATION $640,000
Move-In read( 3 BR home on oversized -42' lot.
New carpets & freshly painted Inside & out.
EASY TO SHOW $675,000
Excellent street to street location. 3 BR Including
large master suite with sitting area.
MEDf'T'EJtRAHEA VIUA $7",000
Lovdy -4 BR home on large 4-0' lot. Wondaful
location close to Genoa playground and talnfs.
AU NEW COHSTRUC110H $115,000
Superior designed strut to street location. 3 BR,
fam. ~ & custom spa. Top quality!
BEAUTIFULLY REDECORATED $915,000
Located on one of Lido's finest streets. 4 BR In-
cluding 2 moster suites. Fantastic kitchen.
MO EXPENSE WAS c•• ·,.iio"14 $1,195,000
Custom bront: .,. IS'-~ _., Sftet to strut
lot. 3 BR, faml \~ , .-'11dy & -4 fireplaces.
CL.US1C HOME wmt VflW $1,410,000
E.xceptk>t let 3 BR home with large gracious
rooms. High wall entry tor ecn privacy.
OCEANFRONT PROPERTIES
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P11M1 iK>AIDWALK LOCATION $915,000
3 BR oceanfront house plus Income oott on
ovamed R-2 lot 2-car garage.
OCEAHFRONT HIDE-AWAY $1,()49,000
2 BP/1 BA home with 1 BR granny unit. lnduda
approyed plans for 2 lwcury condos.
40' OCIAHFllOHT LOT $1,115,000
The biggest lot In the quietest spot In West New-
port. 2 BP/1 BA. No through traffic!
OCIAHf1lOHT DUPllX $1,169,000
Income producing 3 BP/2 BA upper oolt, 2 BP/1
BA ~ I.Slit. White wata & COllStal views.
SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY
~~ ......... ~~....._--~ ...... ~~ .....
AU10 V1UO $111,000
lmmlcula & neutraUy decorated 2 9R condo
wtth large )WO becb up to grea lbelt.
TaMUCO CAHYOM $415,000
Dnmldc ~ day & ~ plus vtews "
dty ~ & mtns. wtth this -4 BR home.
NEWPORT BEACH
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~co.a UMrT $139,000
Mini view ot bay & dty lights plus lovely view of
greenbelt. 2 8P/2 BA.
SUHHY LOCA'fl9N $371,500
Large, Impressive top floor 2 BR floorplan,
marble fl~place, mirrored walls & skylights.
SEalMY AHO PVIACY $395,000
Beautiful ~enbeft comer locatk>n. Large livtng
room with fireplace, den, 2 Ul2 BA.
NEWPORT NOlt'TH $479,900
C.ustomlzed Medina plan in gerden sdtlng Is rcw
caponrte owned. Model ~ 3 BR, family nn.
OCIAN VIEWS $499,950
Just 3 houses from sand. Versatile floOfplan
offen meny·options. 5 BP/-4 &\ 2 dining areas.
SOMEltSE1' MODEL $609,000
5 BR home In Phase Ill of Hefbor View Hms. Lg.
family rm. Deck wtth Wooda10¥'Cfhang.
Start 10" 1992 off ft9t1t wtth ttMs bautlfully
~ Udo Partc DrlYC ~ condo.
Best 1st floor int OYa1ooldl 19 pool, Rhine
<Mnnd, city Agt1b end Miids. 2 BA, 21A BA
wtth many custom upgrades. Ft.Ill 2.f-hour
security end doormen.
.. 11,000
C.-IOI a WfW>ll• NIWD.I.
MAITmUU.Y CMF'llD $695,000
1hc ultll16 In New fJl9llnd ftwot. OK 1st trust
deed .• ., 3300 1q.ft. home, lep pooVspe.
NEWPORT CRE:, T
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l>CPAHDID PLAN #f $1:19,000
A l.Sllque duel master suite unit wlttl cozy loft re-
~ and added femtly area. Prtced to sdtf
S11PS TO POOi. & TONS $179,000
Walk to the beach from your model pafut 3 BR
2Vl BA towdlome with fonnel dir*'9 room.
DESIGNa PlltRCT ... ,000
2 BR plus den & bonus room. Ocan 't1ew from
den. LMng room wtth flreplece & wet ber.
One of the bat cowt loaldona ts MN/
GYaflablcJ Ocan ~ from f:llCIY room!
Upgraded ececuttYe ldtcMl't wtth y ~
cA ocan. Two bedrooms plus loft. Very
quiet wtth cxtre Plftdn9 In frat.
$199,000 c.a CMOl MUlftY
HUNTINGTON BEAC~:
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~: Wiih you a ueiy happy & pioipeioui ~ ~
c:fVew <yea if
coeTA llaA Great for 1st time buyer, 1 bd
twnhm w/att.. 2 car garage. Vaulted ceilings, slcyUghts,
uMd brick &pie, lrg balcony.
673-6900 ........................................................ $115,000
IOUl1I COAST liEIMO Beautiful 2 bd 2nd Or
unit. 2 mesten, beams, frplc, skylights, lush greenbelt
& comm. pool & spa. REDUCED! (Ui).
760-3600 ...................................................... $157 ,500
EAS1'91DE COSTA MESA Park-Ilka grounds sur-
round this 1 aty "Cape" Mries 2 bd 2 bath twnhm w/
patio & weat potential.
631-1400 ....................................................... $194.000
9UJFFS bnmaculate 2 bd split level twnhm. AJry
grat room w/toaring celling & greenbelt w . New aJr-
p.t, paint & DPPJanca.
760-.3600 ....................................................... $260,000
USTillDE COSTA MESA Compktejy remodeled
from the lnllck out. 3 bd, &pie, beamed ccillngs, deck
• extra --yard. 631-1400 .... -................................................. $275,000
IA8'l'llDI! coeTA JIE8A Beautiful new 3 bd lux-
ury home #na yard. Dining & fam1ly nns, 2 frplccs,
~ woods, marble.
631-1400 ....................................................... $294,900 .
.... llOA OCl'.ANFaONT 2 id. 2 ba & den
condo, oc:8n &: C.tahna ws. Seci.mty 1ildg w/2 car
pmtdng. Furniture lncbSed.
631-1400 .... : .................................................. $339,000
800Tll COMT liEiaG Beautiful 2 aty 4 bd
home w/dinlng & family rms & 1 bd & bath down.
Fr. doors. A.C. It eecurtty. Reduc:.d to Mil
631°1400 ....................................................... $349,900
NEWi'CJ&f 8llOllE9 Olannlng 2 sty Victorian w/l
bd down A 2 bd& It loft up. Frplc. oak cabs & Baber
mpel. 5-'° pool & tirnn!I.
631-1400 ....................................................... $360,000
a.TA IBM d\ipla. Ealtllde nm to Newport.
Two c:hlnnJng 2 bdrm ~ on 1 woodrtt lot, each
~ ~-~·~ .. ~: ................. $395,000
a.P llAVDf A delWltful. llw.bls 2 bdrm home on
a 1000 IQ.ft, kit In toudtt after neighborhood. T entRc
rtmOCW po9ntial.
631-1400 ....................................................... $459,000
_....,,. vmw aor• Frahly pa1nt.t 3 bd w1
MW carpd It die tn tntly It kitchen, &*lo W/'hot tub. ao. to Khool It comm. pool. ~ ......................................................... $489,000
M•BOa HIGHLANDS "Model Perfect" com·
p&etely tedone 3 bd home w/pool. Gourmet kitchen,
smooth ceilings, wood floors & Fr. doors.
631-1400 ....................................................... $495,000
NEWPOllT HEIGHTS Spacious immaculate 3 bd
home on huge terraced lot. Potential to maximize
views of bay, ocean & dlff pari<.
631-1400 ....................................................... $595,000
BALllOA ISLAND 2 sty shingled charmer w/MOTl-
VATED seller, 2 masters, spa & large vaulted ceiling-
ed family room w/fuD bar.
67~900 ....................................................... $625,000
COllONA DEL MAii T enific remodeled duplex, 3
bd owners' unJt w/frp&c & private patios plus 2 bet va·
ulted ~ng rental.
760-3600 ....................................................... $649,000
CGaONA DEL MAii w/fabuious views of entire ha-
rbor. Totally remodeled Art Deco condo w/2 bet, 2 ba
ln Channel Reef w/comm pool .
760-3600 ................... : ................................... $695,000
~ POIHI' Beautifully remodeled 3 bet w/
gourmet-kitchen, dining rm & den. Top quallty amen·
itla, wood firs & marble hplc.
631-1400 ...................................................... $699,500
UDO ISLE Premier oversized lot. across from pane
w/bay View. COM to beac:1' & tennis. Charming 2 bet
home w/patk> & guest qrtrs.
631-1400 ...................................................... $745,000
HA•JIOW lllDGI? designer perfect 4 bet "Crest" to-
wnhome w(dining & family rooms & loft game room.
Aana.tion lhuttim. Mlrron & 3 frplcs.
760-3600 ....................................................... $765,000
UDO ..... ExquJsltely decorated top quality neo d-
aalc contempcnry 4 bdnn w/famlly rm & lovely lan-
d9caped petio w/Koi pond.
631-1400 .................. _ .................................. $799,000
PDiN80l.A POINI' Beautiful 3 bd home, remod-
eled from .,ound_ \IP In_'~. Den, dining & family mu
It w '°°' deCk. REDUCED! 631-1400 ....................................................... $819,000
Mi 80A Ill.AND Charmlng clapboard skied 2 sty
3 bdrm New E'9and custom home, sunny patio, lots
of UMd brick + 2 bdnn ~ wt1oft.
673-6900 ....................................................... $849,500
UDO 111.2 Fantastic S bd home, large quiet comer
tot Famly nn It sunny brick patio. French doors & 3
ftNplka.
631-1400 ....................................................... $895,000
L
CHINA COVE Intimate hide-a-way, steps from
beach. Master, living nns & patio with bay view on
top flt w/ 2 bdrms down. REDUCED!
760-3600 .. .... . ...... ... . . . .. . . .... . .... . . $949 .000
BAYSIDE COVE gates & private beach Tri-level 2
bdrm bayfront condo widen. views, att. garage & ava·
ilab&e boat slip.
631 -1400 ... . . S950.000
CLIFFHAVEN fabulous 180' vus ol r-.ewµo rt Harbor
& Ocean from livable 3 bet home wun family rm &
poot Motivated seller.
760-3600 ..... ........ ..... .. .. . .. .. ... $998.000
CORONA DEL MAR steps to ocean. Exciting
newer 3 betnn twnhm set on bluff w/awesome vistas
of entire harbor & ocean.
760-3600 ................................................ Sl.099,000
ROCKINGHOll5E RIDGE estate on huge lot w'
dty light ws. Magnificent 7 bet home includes sepa-
rate 2 bd guest house & maids qrtrs.
760-3600 ................................................ $1.189.000
HAIUIOR RIDGE exquisitely decorated 4 bd "E.s.
tllte Home" w/ocean & city light views P\.lb room w l
full bar & paneled librllty.
760-3600 ........ .............. ...... .. ......... $1 .195.000
DIVINE TERllACE Spectilcular views of Newport
Harbor & ocean from 3" bet, 3 bath horM w/family
room. Huge lot w/room to expand.
760-3600 ................................................ $1 ,320.000
PENIN8lJIA llAYFRONT 7,000 sq.ft lot in prime
"open bay" view location. Dock for 2 58'. Lovely
older 4 bet home, lawn & garden.
760-3600 ................................................... $1 ,749,000
COMONA DEL MAii Beautifully appointed 4 bclnn
custom w/Whltewater views, dining & family nns. den
& famial entry w/spiral stair.
631-1400 ................................................. SI.795,000
LINDA ISLE Traditional 3 bet bayfronl w/dock &
locs of uted brick accents. formal dining & family nns.
pool & private patio.
631-1400 ................................................. $2.695.000
MN .RJAN CAPISTMNO Spect.&cular 9 bdrm Fr-
ench Chateau on 4'h aaa w/ocean, valley & mtn
ws. Savants qrtrs & 6 car garage.
760-3600 ......... ...................... ..... ... .... ... . $4.500.000
PENINSULA POINT bayfront, large lot w/sandy
beach & boat dock. Ranodeled 5 bdnn, old world
charm W/ftYefY modem ~·
631-1400 .................................................... $4.950.000
Specializing in ~for sale or lease ... ora tht water ... near the water ... and with a view of the water. ..
CORONA DEL llAR OFFICE NEWPORT BEACH omcE BALBOA ISIAND
IMO IL COMn' •IHWAY MN W. COUT .... AY 111 llMJNE AVE.
71._7 H4411·1W 'Jl..-73..(;900
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EL TORO Forget the price, look at these
termsl 3 BR, 2 BA home, large yard, endosed
polto. Owner will carry 1st T.D. with 20% down,
or lease w/option to buy. S 10,000 down .
$1500/mo with $400 equity ocavol. For rent S 1100 or asking $210,000
PERSONALITY PWSI 4 BR 1 ¥4 BA over
1800 sq.ft. home sitting pretty on on R-2 comer
lot. Hrdwd floors in DR & LR. nle kitchen &
baths. Groat location, dose to Triong_le Sauoro.
$289,900
IRVINE Six yr new condo, 2 lrg BRs, 1 ¥4 BA,
fireplace in living room, lrg dining area. 1 al·
!ached gar., & 1 covered carport. Over 1300
sq.ft. Asking $207,000
ORIGINAL OWNER! Move-in condition 4
BR, 2 BA home. Beautiful yards. Close to
church, schools & shopping. Pride of ownership.
$229,500
FOR LEASE Four bedroom (or 3 + bonus), 2
both, large kitchen, living room, with fireplace,
dining oreo overlooks pool & patio, quiet cul-de·
soc. Including pool & yord mointenonce$1400/
month.
VIEWS OF THE OCEAN ond bluffs with on
oir of country charm. 3 BR, remodeled kitchen,
remodeled both, wood burning fireplace with
hearth, pool with redwood decking, stroll to the
pork, large 7,920 sq.ft. lot, dose to the beach
ond cool ocean air. ONLY $270,000
MINUTES FROM BEACH! Country atmos-
phere, remodeled kitchen & both with .locvzzi
tub. R.V. access. 7,350 sq.ft. lot. Owner mov-
ing, submit offer. , $204,500
TUSTIN CONDO FHA approved! 2 BR, 2
story, move-in condition! New blinds, carpet &
point throughout. Make offer, owner anxious.
$134,900
2 BR LARGE ENCLOSED PATIO. Perfect
for 1 st time buyers or Investors. Seller moy COl'f!Y
o small 2nd or help with closing costs. ~
$151
GARDEN GROVE Four bedroom shows like
a model. Beautifully remodeled. New tile in
kitchen and baths. New carpeting, pointed inside
ond out Lush green londscoping front and bock.
Wosher/dryer included 1n purchase price. $230,000
ABSOLUTELY OUTSTANDING
CONDOI 2 charming bedrooms, 2 full both.,
upgraded carpets, overlooks greenbelt and com-
munity spa, central oir, lrg. living aroo, COYe...d
polio, 2 car attached garage, end IH\J. Seller
anxious, make offer. s1n,500
3 BEDltOOM HAl.ICREST HOME Offers
mar:iy upgrades including covered polio. Beauti-
ful block bottom pool & much more. Must see.
A steal at $229,000
OWNER MUST SEU Fantastic lorge 4
bdrm, 2'h both. 2 story on 2100 sq. ft. Family
room, air conditioning, located on a quiet cul-
de-soc. Your own private retreat. Tax problem
forces sole. $2)7,000
CONTltACTOISI FIXERSI Mesa Verde
Inner Orde. Thousands of S S S's allowed for
& llP and repair. 3 BR, 2 BA. Lorge~~~ room
with firep&oce. Over 1760 1q.ft. on 8200 sq.ft.
lot ... with pooU S281,000
SANTA ANA 3 1eporate 4 plan. In px!
rental area, well kept units. Wrth ~ loW w-
concy. Asking tnl;OOO/eoch
OWNU DISPllA11LY WANTS OUT
Duplex with 4 BR, 2 BA & 2 BR, 1 BA each with
private yard. Rental Income is OYW $2000.
Don't min this. Asking S279,000
3 BEDROOM HOME wmt IOOM TO
BUILD ANOTHIR UNIT lJ"9 in one & rent
the 2nd. Asking $215,000
FOUNTAIN VALUY Lorge " BR, 2lh BA
family siz.e townhouse with over 1 BOO sq.ft. Ex-
.cellent location. Nice yard & ottodf 2';;;IO
2 BR/2 BA CONDO in groat location. Run-
ning springs and lots of greenery throughout the
complex! Inside laundry. Lower unit -sPlit lewl.
Two co r detached garage. lowest ~ in com-
plex I S 155,000
NEWPORT BEACH High security community.
2 BR, 2 BA w/pool, spa, souna, weight nn. Bon-
quet facilities. Very cleon. $184,toO
ANAHEIM 3 BR, 2 BA. IUpet condition. L'1!V8
bedrooms, new carpet, new point, new windOw
coverings, R.V. access, and more. $115,000
OCEANSIDE RUSTIC TUNQUILlml
Ocean & Canyon view on 2.3 acres. Room for
4 large lots. Existing house on 1 lot. $500,ooe
SANTA ANA 3 IDIM On ~I-de-soc, ~
family room with flteploce, family kitchen witt\
eating area. Asking S17t,t00
a.OST TO llACH and cookf oceon air
Larae 3 BR home with courtyard ond ~
7,"ftXJ sq.ft. lot. Stroll to porit. tl10,000
COSTA MUA Quiet cul de so. <4 BR or 3 BR
plus den. Two fireplaces, hardwood floon, walk
to schools & ahoPPing centw. Plus Iott mof'e,
Only SUI ,000
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SATURDAY, December 28, 1991 I PAGE 9
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Profile..~
Jerry Finster
Being a third generation resi-
dent of Newport bas been a
major advantage in helping
Jerry Finster become one of the
major real estate agentl in Ne-
wport Beach. Havi.ns1 grown up
here, Jerry has a keen knowl-
edge of individual neighbor-
hoods, schools, reaeation4l1 fa-
cilitiea and other distinctive as-
pects of Newport beach. This is
extremely belfuJ in placing his
buyen in the right nei&bbor·
hood and effectively marketing
homes whether in the Vtllage
of Corona del Mar, the multi-
millon dollar properties lining
the ocean bluffs, or the 'bay-
fronts of Newport Beach.
Jerry and his wife, Linda, are
currently raising their two
daughten. Whitney and Paiae,
and son. Grant, who ire all
heavily involved in school,
sailing. \'OlleybalJ, baseball, etc!
Jerry was the top producer at
his previoua company and since
joinmg Coldwell Banker bu
remained aucceuful. He ii
currently marketing a wide
variety of homes from the
S300,000 to $7,7SO,OOO dollar
price range and is uaistcd by
his full-time sales auociate,
Kevin Hutchinson. to better
serve the needs of his clients.
If you are intereated in finding
out more about the propertiea
that Jerry is marketing and
more about the winning
combination of Jerry Finster
and C.OJdwell Banker, call Jeny
• 644-9060, ext 157.
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Branda Manager
Now that the holidays are almost
behind us it's time to begin thinking
about positioning yourself for the
1992 real estate market.
If you're a seller, now's the time to
begin the marketing process, and the
first step is getting your property in
the right condition. A big help could
be our lh1t Seller Ho•e
Eda• r•mt GaJM., An exclusive
Coldwell Banker guide that tells you
everything )'OU need to know to
prepare )10UJ' property for sale. First
impressions are very important in
how a prospective buyer feels about
your property. For you r
complimcntaiy copy just give us a
call and we'll get one to you right
away .
If you're going to be a buyer in
1992. the good news is that you've
chosen the right time. Prices have
moderated and mortgage interest
rates are at their lowest point in
~ And to 'help your scardl for
just the right home in just the right
neighborhood, we"ve just published
the newest edition of our CMwlJ ...... c;..,. to ,,,. C...lldla or
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amenities and price ranees of all the
different neighborhoods of Newport
Bcacb. and could be quite valuable
to you. It'a allo complimcntaty, and
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Good neighborhood, plenty of space highlight this Costa Mae home.
Eastside 'dream house' available
This week's showcased property is
localed on one of the more prestigious
streets in Costa Mesa.
This three-bedroom, two-bath singte
slory at 452 Broadway is an Eastside
dream. The quality construction consists
of lath and plaster walls, with raised
fou ndation and hardwood floors.
A charming living room features a
brick fireplace. There are two eating
areas -one formal and one a cozy
spot in the kitchen.
The kitchen has upgraded double
ove ns, plus a range and a spacesaver
microwa ve. A water · purifier and
cabinets with roll out drawers add to
the convenient setting.
A laundry area is located off the
kitchen, pn:Mding even more cupboard
space. The master bedroom has a~,
walk-in doset and French doors, whiC:h
open onto an attractive lattice-endosed
spa and rear yard.
Outside, there are two double garages
-one with a wort< shop, the ocher with
alley access. A pretty, two-story
ptayhouse is negotiable, CK It an be
moved to aa:omOdate an R.V. or boat.
In all, the property measures 1,876
square feet.
If you are in the market for a unique
home In an outstanding area with a
tempting price -$395,000 -call Pat
O'Toole-Oavls at Coklwell Banker's
Costa Mesa offk:e, 668-9333.
As homeowners scurry to refinance in
these days d falling Interest rates, one of
the most lmponant CJedsk>fls In the process
is the selection of a tide insurer.
In most cases, lenders require the
borrower to purchase a policy of tide
Insurance that protedS both the flnandng
entity and the homeowner.
Jo Wilson, vice president, Orange
County operations manaS'!!' for World Tide
Co., has a cautionaty wOrd for those about
to begin a reflna~ CK the purchase of a
new tiome:
"Since tide companies differ lh:de in the
basic product mey provide, it is service,
costs and stability that truly distinguish
between tide CX>mpinies and ultimatelr,
saves money and prevents headaches, '
Wilson said.
Some competing title companies even
share the same title ptant. which means
they use the same basic information to
prepare title reports, according to Wilson.
It is the varying levels of service offered
by title companies that can directly impact
the buyer and borrower. Most lenders will
not commence the loan processing until
they have received a preliminary repott
and some major lenders require tide
companies on their approved list to deliver
a policy within 72 hours.
The preliminary report is essential to the
loan processing. The buyer or lender can
confirm that the seller or borrower is the
owner of the property. Escrow obtains the
infonnation to request demands ol parties
who have liens on the borrower's ~
When the escrow receives the denla I
the tide company, through its subescrow
departments, can compute the amounts
that are paid out of the loan proceeds to
the lienholders and distribute the
remaining funds to f$00W.
"Costs of obtaining a tide can very, but
only within a trmtted range," Wilson said.
Title a>mpanies are required to file their
rates with the Department of Insurance
and are available to the public. Tide
companies must provide this Information.
Included in those rates are certain
adjustments that can mean lower rates for
the purc:Nser of the policy.
Before going with the tide company with
the cheapest quote, figure the a>st sa~ngs
in dollars. Consider that on a $150,000
loan, the a>st differena! may be only $36.
"That $36 will be no savi"S' if your loan
prooessing is held up because of a late
delivery of the preliminary report." Wilson
said. "Your quick, easy loan could tum
Into a frustrating nightmare of
Rumpelstiltskin."
l.astfy, make sure that the tide company
you select has a good reputation for
prooessin' daims. Do they respond quiddy
to inquinesl Ate they courteous? Is the
claims office local or out-d«atel The
attitude expressed by the people answering
your first questions probably refiem the
company's attitude toward setvk:e .
OUTSTANDING NEWPORT BEACH
ESTATE ON MARKET
~Lficc.ntly dca'IJ'Cd tnditaonal aaslOm S bedrooa. 5.S ._. "'-
rca1ures SH• tq or IMng ~ and indudea • family r-. lllnry.
olfice 8nd bru klaat room. Tbef'e ia .i.o • view ol S8ddktlec:t ,.,_..._
and nlgllt lighta.
A pool, spa and ps BB() ue located oo tar ~ .,....
hiabJt«)lted by majcatic pahm. A dralJu IUlir -ie.dl eo apper 1-1
bedrooms. The entruc:e with lt'1 lowcly liq1lid ...._ u-Ml -'-
curb appal The rKadc fcatura u 8bu.nduce ol ..ct brif.t. dor.-
windoWI, !hick 1h8ke roof, French windows and dooa ud t.y ...,.._
lnalde one ll.ods planked wood lloon, bordered carpet. cuonlaallld
Chula Buone w.tlp8pe1' with lllJltcb~J . tiles and ltaiDed md lcadlcl sJa.u. aown moldinp llDCI Vllullcd .t UJ!illltcd ccili.Qp.
Kohler flXlurea and lop of the line w•-are uaod .. In the
eaccptlonal prme1 kitchen. HCTC one finda lhe larpt ud ..,....
Sub-Zero re(ridJcntot: and freezer, Je111Hlr ooottap with • OOll¥eClim
mic:rowaYe plus • aeClOlld lllia-owiM:, •lll'IDinc ilnwcr, I1tct.eaAJd
compec1or disbwMher, i.Ntanl hoc nter ud tripk lint. AD ctr--
on rollen and childproored (• throagbout Ille boue). A b.P CUil«
isl.00 wilh bulcbcr block lop la llahted by leaded ud ltaiDed .......
ceillnp.
The 8djotnina brcaklasi rooa11 boat C\IS1olll ~ 811111 ck* era
plw • unique double atcnr pMtry.
1llc family room. no in vi-ol the kitcben, ooa&aint • QlltCllll wiM
c:lolc1 •nd cuslOm buih abincll IO home u eDIC.Ttainment Cllllla. A t.n
bath II off th>1 IOOftl.
Abo OD the fint flclOf II I aompkle Otfioe with Cllltoa '*ill oU
cablneta indodint 15 oak ftlca and b~ print drwen. Tbcre II a90CW
Sub-Zero rc.friet1'810r and cabineu for b8I llOrlF ud TV wltb aillie
hool ap, 8 ~ badl CIOftllet'U IO a maid's room wiUI Oldlide qua-_ °TM
wMher llDCI .,._ -iDa:lt'ponlcd in 1hD room wbldl iallD ...._ a
laundry dl11c..
Tbc .._.., ....., _.... 1 wet bu with ice mater, bf.a lier llDk
and )'CS • ~ '"""*' plus custom boot &beMa. ~ .............. dl'8ml.tic JW~ stai.rCMe la tba .,,. kacll.na • U. .-... lfOJ7 la the powder room witJs ita 8JltiqlM .. caWaet wilJi ~ M _. .,,_ rmturu.
Tilree ..... ~ OD W ICeond flclOf reatwe built-ill d8tb ..
c:.tom ....._ a.a <-• -111:-in) hlft buitt-ia dra'lferL 0..
.,...... ...... --........ full !Mith tll'lica 1he otber two.
The _.. ~ aifee * a nulled ccillnc and a wall wttlt .,._ ...
c.btMm 11r .... Jlt ..... a TV ud llD8IJ refrlpndor. Hll lllld lief ~ ................... ~ cablneta. 1llt ..-r llcldl ..... ...................... ,Jeta .............. .
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NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY, December 28, 1991 I PAGE 13
1rst ·year
Plumbing, heating
top list of potential
mishaps, study says
Buyers ol resale homes are more likely to
t!xperienoe problems with their home's
plumbing and heating than any other
system or apptlaooe during the first year of
ownership1 acxording to a recent study
condua.eo by Buyers Home Warranty
Company, a provider ol service contracts
covering the repair or replacement of
major home systems and built-in
appliances.
"Almost every buyer will experience
some problems with cf*r home during the
first year ol ownenhip," said lay Adams,
president of Buyers Home Warranty
Company.
"While a home Inspection can aJleviate
a buyer's concem about existing problems,
ho me warranty plans can help
homeowners avoid costly repairs of
covered mechanical breakdowns which
occur after escrow doses."
Results from a study ol the company's
claims during a 12·month period showed
that plumbing problems accounted for over
18 perc-ent of all its service calls and
hea ting problems accounted for
approximately 1 S percent.
Following heating problems were
breakdowns in pools and spas which
represented about 13 percent of the
company's service calls, and air
conditioning and ~tmr heaters which
represented approximately 12 percent.
"While part ol these dalms are seasonal,
a large percent of the service calls occur
during the first ninety days after the close
of escrow, when our warranty contract
becomes effective," Adams said.
"Manl unexpected problems arise when
a home s utilities are shut olf by the seller
and turned on by the new homeowner,
often resulting in a cracked fire' box in the
furnace or cracked water heater due to the
cooling process," he added.
Adams advised ·buyers to avoid having
home systems shut off and request that an
services be transferred to their name during
escrow.
If a problem is identified by the utility
company, they will issue a "red tag'' and
declare a system or appliance "unsafe."
The new homeowner is then forced to
repair or replace the faulty system or
appliance before the utility company will
activate service, he explained.
"This situation often causes problems
between the home buyer, seller, and real
estate professional, since it is difficult to
determine when the condition occurred
and who is responsible fo r the repair," said
Adams.
To provide further protection for
consumers, Buyers Home Warranty
Company recently introduced the Red Tag
Option along with its basic home warranty
plan. This option provides coverage for a
system or appliance -such as a water
heater or fu rnace -which may be "red
tagged" by the public utility company at
the transfer of a home's ownership.
involved with the home warranty Industry
since its inception in the early 1970s,
Buyers Home Warranty Company is
reco~nized as a leading firm which
provides service contracts covering the
repair or replacement ol major home
systems and built-in appliances throughout
Califomia.
The company well-exceeds statutory
A gssture of thanks
requirements set by the California
Department of Insurance, maintaining its
solid financial position by securing its
reserves in cash assets. As a member of the
Home Warranty Association of California
(HWAC), Buyers Home Warranty Company
abides by a professional code of ethics and
ensures a high standard of practice within
the industry.
For an additional S20·premium, Buyers Presley of Southern California representittvet (from left) Pam Latimore,
Home Warranty Company will repair or Albet10 Blackwood, Terri Balay, LC. Albertson, Jr., and Mathew Hall display
replace the "tagged" system or appliance, some of the 2,650 holiday wreaths presented tO homeowners this year.
saving the homeowner money, time and ~;;;:;;;:;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;::=;;;::=;;;::=;;;:;;;::=;::;::;:::::;:::;;::;;::;=:;. trouble, he added. 1-;
Backed by veterans who have been
Municipalities turn to private
sector to combat restrictions
T r a p p·e d bet wee n st r i n g e n t
environmental~, dwindling tax
revenues and oonstnints on federal
spending, mu · palities are turning to the
private sector to help solve their
wastewater and sewage treatment
problems, said a leading infrastructure
expert ·
"Not only are the nation's treatment
plants OYettMed In servicing cu~t needs,
but goyemment funds are completely
inadequate to build the new facilities
necessary for the future," said Ursula H.
Hyman, a partner In the law firm of
Latha m & Widdns.
Latham & W.tdns is the nation's eighth
far~ law firm with 600 lawyers and
offices In en,. County, lee Angeles,
New Y~ Wash1nf0n, O.C.1 OMc:alo, San
Diego, San Frandtoo ana LondOn. It
provides a fun r-. ol legal 1e1Vias
domestialty and i1'1111fNtionally.
Hyman adde d : "Consequently,
mun!dpaJities lnc::rusi~ entering into
public/private piltt* · to solve the
shonfa(l In fundi and "
To KhM ~ In ct*9 l'Ndonshlps,
the goals Ind modYadons ol dae lnwtved
must be addl'Wled, Hyman advises.
Munldpalities n dmen by ~ need to
provide ~ thlt wll satisfy e>cisting ~nd ri aflow oommunlty e<pansk>n. ~ flMraly want d\e l'tW
fadllty tD ~.~~white
private .,_.. .. lfilpnd by the profit
pcJCendal.
Many .... hiiM ~ .._ and
property .. a Iii~ fcii pUllldprtYaee •
partnerships to attract private investment
And in some cases municipalities are using
their oondemnation powers to obtain land
for new wastewater treatment facilities and
transfemng the land to the private sector or
the new public/private partnership.
"Independent operators often can build
these plants faster and operate them more
efficiently than government entitles. 1
However, profltablllty will depend upon
customer demand, and operators may
want to build larger capacity facilities than
currendy are needed to make these
projects economic.ally vlabte," Hyman said.
The ratm structure also will have a major
impact on the financial ~asibllity of any
~ This could be an area ol pocential
conflict wltti private operaton a>nc2med
about ~r ability to r1lse prices to fll'Nln
prof"itable, and some munldpalltles legally bound to establish and mntrol rites to
keep them In Sine with ocher aru teMoes.
"A welt drafted ~dng apmenc can
sol"4e this ~. lddteaing such issues
as rate adjultments for m.mcied fadflties
upgrades, ~ apnst lncrenes In con~IM.tion or volume of Influent, and
aUoc2don ol responsibility for llabillCM!a and
fines,,, t¥Nn slid.
Municlpalltles can "p1cka1e" a ---u•r tr~ fadNty wMh inother ~ Mti • a malll'WI ~ facility
Whfd\ a«.. beallf~ pc-.tcill; or cttey can .,.. a ~t plant
wMr9 the opma>r produce 0.. A
water for safe for landstap• and
Allo AYdllbtc:
MESA BLUFFS
Vlew1 Desirable coma
location, 3 BR, 2,,..,
BA. Lerge spacious
ftoorplan.
Asking $141,SOO
CORONA
DEL MAR
Contemporary slngie
femlty home. 3 BR, 3
1.4.
Only $495,000
Lcelc -lMgC etecuttw 5 bdm\ 3 bth home In
Corona def ,.,. s~
Sandy Long
GrublJGEIJis
759-1415
644 6IOO
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PAGE 14 /SATURDAY, December 28, 1991
:i • goMMUNl1'¥ PROflL£! Eastside Costa Mesa
Boundaries:From Mesa Drive and
17th Street, north and south. and
between Irvine Avenue and Newport
Boulevard, east and west.
Houses: Roughly 38-42 per street.
Styles: Mostly single-story (about 80
perc ent ); some remodeled
two-stories.
Builder: George Holstein -400
block; Dike & Colgrave -Costa
Mesa section of Newport Hei~ts;
George Bucola -Newport Heights
area and Newport Beach, from
above 20th Street on Irvine Avenue.
Age of neighborhood: Oldest homes
built more than 70 years ago.
Recent sales: No new houses built in
the area. Mostly remodled homes
which add on to the original "shell."
Sell for roughly $300,000 to
$400,000, depending on specific
street. Record home in area sold for
approximately $600,000 on corner
of Irvine Avenue and Walnut.
Listed homes: A three-bedroom,
o n e -b a t h fo r S 3 0 0 , 0 0 0 ; a
./
BAYCREST
DOVER
SHORES I
three-bedroom, two..t>ath for
$350,000. Most lots are relatiYefr
large, averaging between 7,000 and
9 ,000 square feet.
" Community futures: Shopping and
restaurants all along 17th Street and
Newport Blvd. Community accessibte
to four large shopping ~. with
Triangle Square Mall currently under
construction. Post Office, Ora"91!
County library and large parics within
walking or short driving distance.
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE
let,......
Ealbide c:osta Mela futures a number of lowely one-and two-story houses
within ~dhtllnce ol Khooh, ~and a county library. The home
owned by MCI ~ Cif= (abcwe), located on Magnolia Street, was the 1991 nner of the Mesa Awud.
Schools: Most students attend
Newport Harbor High School and
Hortense Junior High. Grammar
sdlook indude Mariners, Woodland
and Lindberg schools.
Soum!: Jackie Cillis of Jadcie Cillis
R~ltor in Costa Mesa, 631-8011.
This 'workout' won't lose pounds, but it may save homes
Lenders willing to help
families keep houses
even in troubled times
In today's uncertain economy. fa~ilies
who are accustomed to financial security
can suddenly find themselves struggling to
make ends meet.
When people encounter such financial
difficulty and are unable to make their
mortgage payments for a number of
Editors note· This is the first in a
two-part sertes on avoiding foreclosures:
months, often borrowers fear that the
lender's sole course of action will be to
foreclose on the home.
Foreclosure is a legal remedy which
prevents the defaulted homeowner from
reclaiming the property, and allows the
lender to take title and sell the property in
order to avoid a loss.
However, it is possible in some situations
to avoid foreclosure. Under certain
circumstances, lenders are willing to help
families "wortc out" their mortgaSe loan
payment problems so as to help them
avoid the traJledy of foreclosure, as well as
to mitigate the lender's km related to the
foreclosure.
Thi.s is RO<Xt news for both the borrower
and the lender. The willingness of many
lenders to help keep families in their
homes stems from a record number of
foreclosures in the 1980s, when the
housing industry experienced significant
financial losses.
It has become dear to all parties with
interests tied to the moogage business -
lenders, private mortgage insurers
(companies that Insure low dOwn pa)'tYlef't
oonventlonal mortgages), and s«:ondaty
martcet investors whO purchase ~
from lenders -that working with
borrowers to help them manage monpge
payments can sometimes be fe5s expensive
than foredosing on a home.
likewise, for well-Intentioned borrowen,
"workouts" can mean the difference
REFINANCE N()\·\r
7.875% APR 0 YfS 8.25% RATE ~ Ff
l.58Ara·•Y_.
8.875% APR 0 l'fS 5.75% RATE 1 Ff
between keeping or losing their home
during hard times.
Therefore, it is helpful for homeowners
to undemand the basic principles behind a
wori«>ut, as well as to understand what
woricout oPtions are available in many
instances from lenders, should financial
times get toogh.
Keys to • Successful Wonout
A borrower who misses or falls short of
the full amount of the mortgage payment
in a given month will usually near from the
lender thirty days after the payment was
due.
The first positive step a troubled
borrower can take in jhis situation is not to
wait for the lender's call, but rather to
initiate contact with the lender as soon as a
payment Is missed.
While this proactive strategy doesn't
ensure a sucxessful wortcout, it can help set
a positive tone for the borrower's dealingos
with the lender. This "first impression" is
very important in helping the lender assess
whether the booower is truly committed to
curi"i the mottBaae delinquency.
In order for a wortcout to succeed, the
lender must determine whether the
secondary market investor that has
purchased the ~ -usually either
Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac -will permit
a workout. Once this pennmion haS been
granted, the workout pnx:m can begin.
Successful worlcouts require a strong
commitment and a~ attitude toward
making thingos ''wort«>ut." both on the part
of the boirower and the lender. The
borrower and the lender must have the
willin(pleSS to oommit to the .process, and
the fortitude to stick with the woricotrt once
it has been fashioned.
The vast majority of homeownefs have a
sincere desire to remain in their home, but
for reasons beyond their control may
suddenly find it difficult or Impossible to
make full mortgage payments.
Next weelc The awe basic workout
opdons ~uentfy used by lenden.
Curt Cufver is Senior Vice President with
Monpae ·euar.nty lmur1~ COrporatJon
(MC/01 Mi/.Naulcee, W&consln.
• Ddal A Badnocaa
• Pnmitc • DrJwal
• Clbilctl • Carpellby
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' • Ccnmk 11le • MlltJle
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~ DCTION
NEWPORT BEACH/COSTA MESA PILOT I REAL ESTATE SATURDAY December 28 1991IPAGE15 Real Estate T11ansactions -. . .
• '. .,r.; ·, I' .'1'· ~... • ~
R«rnt ,../ --.. • "1!pOlflld by the U,,rtilter/1111 t....,.,, Ttir Co. In »nG ...w. RBI..,.. hlmdb• ,,,,,.., In the
Pilot ~ s.udly. c.... ....
Dolm N'ts la.. $210.000. 3 bed-
room, 2 llllh to OW Slnldlilw
0 l01 ...... .... $247,000, l bed-
room, 2 bid! tD SCll,,e &tdman
0 2552 V41
• '$ 1 .... 1253,000, l
bedroom, 1 .... tD ll9clfold w.mc.,
0 240 ,,.. ..... =.ooo. 2 bedfoom, 2
blth to MafprC
0 260 c::..er la., $275,000, 2 bedroom.
2 bath ID Jam. 0. ~
a 10 ... a.. '221,500, 2 bedroom, 2
bath to ~ Olllow
a ll ""8 la 0.. $259,000, 2 bedroom.
2 bath ID Mlfaa ...
0 21 &lcoN ~7;J.raJ. J bedroom. 2 blth ID Geneva
0 8 1-..11 a.. $270,000, 2 bedroom, 2
bath to Mark A. ltiDMy
a 135 ~ ~ .. WS,000, 4 bed-room, 2 bill to Mlidila KMtlo«
0 19 5'lrfllll a.. $119,000, l bedroom,
2 bath ID Olan A. ROJ
0 17 C.owtlllry 12. $735,000, 4 bedroom,
l bath to lbrlhim Yabutl
0 1100 ........... 1125,000, 1 bed-
room, 1 badltoU-.~
0 R«mt ,., --... repotttd by
the U>itltNIOI t....,.,s Ttir Co. In SM1Ca
Ml. RIMI ..... ,,....,._ ,,,,_., In the
Pilot~ s...dly.
Ne•po..1 leoch
0 0 1910 .... .,..,.. Pl. $560,000, l
bedroom, 3 llllh to <Aorp T. Moot_.,,
~ ,_. w..rd 0., Sl,075,000, 5 ._.."""I, 3 bad! to John D. Pierce
0 30 SltYAI Dr .. $6201~· 3 bedroom, 2
blth tD Ci.lies R. Wartlekl
o 1I07 ,_. TllPt Pl, $480,000 4
bedroom, 2 bad! lD R.S. Hatwelt ,
0 1llO .... a..tdi Pl, $485,000, .. bedroom, 2 bid! tD E.P. Dunn
o 5 Mlt SW or., S950,000, • bedfOOm:
2 bath ID Jame Sueob
o 1 Montet" a ., s125,ooo, 1 bedroom,
2 bath to Max Jack
0 21 row LoMa 0r., 11.280.000, 5 bed-
room, -4 bid! to Mlhbod Jayadi
0 22ll .... 0.-Pl, $580,000, 4
bedroom, 2 bad'I '° Ronild 8. Howard
o l1JO Y.tlt ........ $652,SOO. 3 bed· room, 2 badl to City Tolf1
o 1'°3 Yadlt CGllela, $737,500, 3 bed·
room, 2 bath to CMttes F. langmade
0 2907 Scaift& S-Dr., Sl,006,500, 3 beOoom, 2 biitl to Cuttls c. Holmes
0934 Cald1 rod Aw., $682,SOO, 3 bed-
room, 2 bad! to Ceorp Rodda
o 2921 004Ch Ave., $355,000, to Kathryn
l Dewitt
0 445 DNwud l.d., $440,000, 2 bed-
room, 2 bid! to Michael 8roolcs
0 1..,..., Dr •• s1,200.ooo. s bed-
room, 4 bath tD W&llier ~
0 J ~. $2,900,000, 7 bedroom, 8
bid! to Robert Kirtup
There Is a dlflerence •.•
Lowe.I Bate• · Best Service
I NEWPORT FINANCIAL GROUP, INC.
A MORTGAGE CORPORATION
llesldentlal Home Loans * Purchase or Refinance
*Loans to 2 mllllon * Free 60 Day Lock-Ins * SFR to 4-Unlts
r-,. ·r ~. 1'-'' e lnfonnat1011 Call
0'-Jn Ttlh ,-!~-851-0202
30 Yr. Axed
1st T.O.
8.250%/8,480 APR
30 Yr. A.R.M.
1st T.O.
5.875%/8.420 APR
II
Cl•eltled
Toayl
141-1878
Emily Mc:Gnley, CanTree chairwoman at the Dalebout
Assod&tion, displays the nurnttOUs cans collected this
year by the reaHon to donate to the Satv~tion Army.
Max. loM $191,250
.. 1°' down
60 dly loct
Mu. loan $600,000
Mil 1°' down 60 day kick
Ame•ofDlc.B, 1•1 KEY LENDERS AND RATES
... 30-yNr fixed 30-year ed,Juat•bl•
INTEREST ~ P04HTS LOCK· INTEREST ~ POtNTS IWt MA.AGIN ADJ.
PHONE RATE DOWN l!l .. "-'·"· RATE OWN l!! A.P.R. LOAN l!! INDD FREQ.
Cal eo... Anmndel (714)~2005 8.250% 5 0.875 21 8.38 4.625% 10 2.000. 7.24 191,250 2.500 L6M 6M c.n... a. ..... Serttc. I
(714) 133-1384 8.125% 10 1.750 21 8.35 4.825% 10 2.000 8..83 191,250 2.375 6CO 6M
CettiRed Moltglge ~)348-8702 8.125% 10 1.750 21 8.35 4.825% 10 1.750 8.80 191,250 2.375 6CO 6M
Comm4nty W• Mortglge (714) 588-3982 8.125% 20 1.625 10 8.34 7.200% 20 0.250 7.87 500,000 3.000 L6M 6M
Counb)wicie Fwdng {!14} 255-9600 8.250% 10 1.500 45 8.45 5.250% 10 1.125 7.18 191 ,250 2.875 1TS 1Y
Arlt P8Cllc A.adlll l!14) 163-1111 8.125% 10 1.750 21 8.35 5.825% 10 1.500 6.95 191,250 2.500 6CO 6M
Fnnine MoftQ1p (IOO) 143-784& 8.250% 5 1.750 30 8.48 8.825% 20 1.750 7.55 ~.000 2.750 L6M 6M
Ga.~~a.. {!14} 724-8200 8.375% 20 1.500 45 IL58 8..750% 20 1.2SO 9.08 500,000 2..315(1 110 1M
Homefed 8ili'lk (800} 554-2629 8.250% 20 1.500 45 8,45 7.175% 20 1.500 9.02 600,000 2.250 110 1M
HouMhold.,.. (800) 333-aANK 8.250% 5 2.000 30 8.51 8.825% 10 2.000 7,08 191,250 2.500 6TB ISM
1"1*Wllllll 11 RMn. (714) 640-2987 8.375% 10 1.500 21 8.58 8.750% 30 1.000 7.32 1,500,000 2.175 1TS 1Y
lnd1p1odlr1t Moftgege, Co. (714} 937.5200 8.500"1. 10 0.000 30 8.54 4.875'% 5 1.500 6.79 191,250 2.375 6CO 6M
lnd!p!! .. _,, ... Inc. (T14) .. llll 1.375% 20 0.250 21 1.44 8.()()0% 10 UIOO 6..sfS 191,250 2.125 6CO 6M
UdoP.-(714)151.o587 8.125% 10 1.500 15 8.33 5.875'% 10 0.500 , .. 191,250 2.500 eco 8M
(714)~1171 1.000% 10 2.000 15 8.25 4.750% 10 1.750 1.11 111.250 2.375 eco 6M
(714) 151-G202 8.250% 10 1.500 eo 8.45 5.375% 10 2.000 7.1C7 350,000 2.825 eco ...
(714) 8504855 1.125% 10 1.125 30 8.34 5.17K 10 1.500 7.08 350.000 2.625 ICO eM
(714) zss..4155 .. ~ 10 0.000 21 8.54 4.~ 10 1.750 uo 111.250 2.37'5 ICO IM
(714) •-GllSO 8.125% 20 1.125 10 1.34 NIA NIA NIA NIA NIA NIA NIA NIA
(IOO) ""'3080 8.250% 10 1.500 14 1.45 5~ 20 1.m 8.82 111,250 2.375 1TS 1Y
(714)381-5182 ·~ 10 1.000 30 8.40 5.SOO.. 10 1.121 7.25 111,250 2.17'5 1TS tY
(213) 711-1441 8.125"-5 1.875 30 1.37 4.179'W. 10 2.000 7.25 111..250 2.500 UIM IM
Oftq) ~ ... 1811 8.250% 10 1.000 30 1.40 4.a:n. 10 1.750 8.80 111,250 2.375 ICO eM
(714)72MMO 8.125% 10 1.750 21 8.35 5.825% 20 1.000 7.20 500,000 2.875 1TS 1Y
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PA'GE 16 TSATURDAY, oeeeMber~·1991
REAL ESTATE SHOWCASE
17 PINEHURST
BIG CANYON
Remodeled expanded SBR 3BA
Contemporary Home
SI,295,000
Marie Fargo 759-8934
C...l N .. wpen Preperdn -... .....
•Spa
•Pool
•View
**Waterfront
***Waterfront and Pool
..,..Give Address at Guard Gate
HOMES
FOR SALE
2BEDROOMS
621 Acacia, Corona Del Mar
644-1600 $915,000 Sunday 1-4
8 Morning Mist, TIK1Mrocil
844-6200 S238,900 Sun 1-4
2 BR plua FAM RM or DEN
** + 744 Via Udo Nord, Udo t•. NB
644-1900 S2.295,000 Sunday 1_.
**+744 Via Udo Nord, Udo Is ... NB
644-1600 $2,295,000 Sunday 1-4
402 COiumbia, Newpon Cr..t
873-7300 1239,000
3BEDROOMS
Sunday 1-5
24Vleoaa
Fantastic Views!!
$485,000
Carol Alllaoa
844-7382
Coast Newport Properti
OPEN HOUSE
3 BR plus FAii RM or DEN
4 BR plus FAii RM or DEN
...... a. ChentllY, 8lg Cenyon H.B.
ne.e100 •1.406,ooo Sunday 1-4:30
.. • ,/9 Rue V111n. Big Cyn NB ~ •1,339,000 s.usun By Appt
•284 ~. E11t1'£M C.M.
144.clOO "288,000
5 BR plua FAii RM or DEN
.. +/14 Oek c..t ln, Bfg Cyn, NB
873-8728 12.&49.000 By Appt Sllt/SUf'I
TOWN HOMES
CONDOS FOR SALE
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Costa Mesa advertising agency finalist for national award
Hayes/Mlttin mod*5, a full-service
(())ta Mesa~. and public relations
agency 5peciaUzins in serving the
homebuildina ~. has received
confirmation as a finalist in the 1992
National MIRM AMtds.
The MIRM Awards .e hosted annually
b)' the lnstitullt al Residencal Martceting, a
division ol the Nidof\11 Association ol
Homebuilders CNAHB). The ~ will
discover whether the finalist eritry In the
Best Bid & ~ Ad Under 1/2 Page
category will recll!lhie aMfded a Si!Yer or
the Grand C.okl ~ a a pf.a blade tie
ce remony held during the NAHB
convention held in ~ 1992 in Las
Vegas.
The ad whk.tt made the finals, after
ronsidttation by the Judlls al hundreds ot
ads from acnm tht CIJU".IJY, was created
for Hayes/Mlttin dent Shaiwncana for its
Los Portillos oondominiun\ a>mmunity in
Rancho Sinta ~
~ ad, ..... ~ I bold sales
message ~ ID fiftt-dme homebuyers
spelled out In penonalad utifomia
hcense plates, is pllt al a highly suc:cesstul
campaign tt\at his aAre.dy \l¥Of'I a MAME
award fot ~ and merchandising
excellence from iM ~ County
chapter ol the SMs ..t M11taedng Council
of the Building lndultry ~·
"We could not be more plNsed with
this national ~,. said agency
principal s.dra ....,. ICl1d).
"Our entire ~ tll9m ·worbd hard
to make this camf 1~a btelldhrough effort. We warMd thk telling messagie
to stand out in lhe NII llltlle section and
to make a ~It b our dient.
'We are II lhrtled cu effort has been
recognized with a..el'te 8Wds and with a
response from ~ that has made
Los Poftib one ol lhe blll~ new
home communllls In ~=· ''C>.ier 95 perwnt at °"' buyer
traffic at Loi Flow... tm been diredtv
attributed ID d'9 .t =· which shows wf\ll can be .aXM when the
Unique ~· II pesented in an in~ ind.,.. manner."
Bei"J IWMd e lrtillt b M1RM 1992,
"Sh<M6m.: • Slllllil eD boaleoce," win
continue ..,_.... Alloclafes' well
respected "7:*' M In ae ,., estD industry ~r creetlve marketing
comrnunkationa, •• .,,. llwofwment in
client m1rketln1 end builder-side
experieuoe.
Mer ..... .. ·~ In bullnes, Ha~ hll waa •·liiUldlfll indulary awards b • I ec;c:;, ..... ,b .,_..
and l'NO Cnnd ~~-;~ dwee
finalist ._. hit aAH in lA» ~
four finllilt md -. IDp ·...erd fforn the
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five w.t ,,_.. ._. s.. oe.., tn priot
MIRM OOft11 • M ._. .-Y fW won • silver and one FW ......_ ·
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Gates joins Building Industry
Association Board of Directors
Gerald A. Cates, President of Watt
Homes, based in Irvine, has been
appointed lo the Board of Directors for the
Building Industry Association (BW/Orange
County Region.
Mr. Gates' professional career spans
more than 20 years in the home buifding
and land development business. In 1987,
he joined Watt Homes, one of Southem
California's most diversified residential real
estate developers. Previously, he held
executive management positions with two
major builders with national experience;
Kaufman & Broad and Ryan Homes.
He has been active in the BIA for many
years, and recendy participated as one ot
three experts In a panel discus.sioo on
International !nvestment in Southern
California.
Cates oversees Watt Homes' resident:Jal
pro;ects in a four county area, induding
Orange.
New communities include the
master-planned development of Rock
Creek R.anc:ti in the City ol Orange:
Chaum~, a collection ol quality three,
four, and five bedroom executive homes
priced from S348,900, and The
Huntington, an afformbie luxury two and
three-bedroom townhome community
priced from s 199, 900.
Rode Creek Ranch is convenlendy
loated less than two miles east al the (SS)
ffeeway, north ot O\apman on Prol5pect.
Other Southern Califomla projeds for
which he Is responsible indude La
Tenazza, • luxury three and four--bedroom
townhome subdivision priced from
$365,900 and The Verdi CoUecdon, a
dwee and four-bedroom ~ st)'te
slntle-lamlty subdiv1s1on priad from
$4%,900, haft aibc>Ut three miles from the
beach In T onancJE.
In Murrieta, Athena .t Qua~
offers ... lamify ~ and four ~ tome ~ superb Wlas, ~
from $175,900 wiChln the""*'~
dftetopmeot ol c:alibn6-Olb, and In
Oc:wlllkte, rtwno PICiflca. a &alp k>t
subdWWon, ~ dwee, foui 9ltd
~'°" ~ homes priad from $192,900.
the two IDWno°lome mmmuNdeS al The
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company was founded in 1947 by lay
Watt, a member of the National
Association ol Home Butlders' twa1lg;ous
Housing Hall ot Fame.
Watt residential a>mmuni1ies span the
spectrum from small ~ ti>
large master-planned enWonments.
For more information about W~
Homes, oontact their main offlc:r in Irvine
at (714) 727-4007.
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Center helps llolnebuyers
in Newport leach, Giiier' cities
For <Nf!I 20 years, the Irvine C.ompiny's
Homefinding Centrr has beer\ wisling
prospedNe ~ find the home
they' re looking in such cities ol Newport
Beach, Irvine, Oranp and Tustin .;ch
updated, ~ to understand infofmation
provided by lcnow'-dge •h'e ho5t !i5U ''The seMa! Is hepfuJ and friendly,,,
said Pat s.idt, Homefmdi Cenm
manager and infonNtion ~ist wilt\
The Irvine ~ for nealfy 20 years.
''We want our vililDrs to be rebiced and to
enjoy the homeshoppilig expe iet1cie. ''
In addition to directing homest.oppers to
che ~ that are suited to their
family ·needs, hostesses compile a
homeshopper ineeret list 10 enable the
center to send updated newsletter
information to homeshoppets," Smilh said.
Information ~. by the Uncrr
includes the Homefwding <:enm Tour
Guide, c:ommu~ w ~ghbomood
brochures and inbmatioo on schools.
rec:re.tion, shopping Md esmtainment.
The Homefindilig Center ... originally
known as The INine Compmny's Home
Show and, in the tate-60's. was fint
located alongside the Sant.a Ala Frerw.wy at
Myford Road. It relocated to the
Woodt:Midp ata in tMne in the mid-70's;
back b> fts <>tWnaf loc:atJcN1 in 1994 and ID
its present location in 191&.
In the early 1970's. only about 100
homeshoppels visited the center on the
weebznds, Smith said. but with the moYe
to w~ and the opening o1 that
oommunity, as many as 1,000 people
visited the center every day. last ye.Ar
M>ne, the Homefinding Center ~ed
~ 20,000 homeshoppers.
Smith saict that today's homeshoppen
are more knowledgeable concerning
housing products.
''They\le ~ what it ta.Ices to buy a
home and ask inteligent questions that
demonstJille a ~ ot the ~ and ~~10 .a."m. to 5 p.m., the
Homefinding Center is located North ot the
»ntit Ana 0-5) &eeway on Jarni>ortt Road
at Irvine Boulevard in Tustin
Homeshoppets may telephone the Center
a( 1-800-447-8463 ~ (714) 551-1500.
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Newport Beach builder finishes
work on Las Yeps warehouse
Eliott corporation ot Newport Be~.
announced the completion ot the new
S2.7-million distribution and warehouse
fx:ifity in l.as Veps for the Coca-Cola
Bottfing Company.
The s 1,667 square-loot facility is located
on an 8-acrt! site at 230 North Mopve
~ in the rNSter"-pianned Lis v
spectrum, a 12~ mix~ com;1:
bordering the 1-95 Freeway.
C.adiz & Cadiz Archib!as ot Los ~ duif1 oed me building, who will house the
eoc.cola Boaf"'S Company ol l.as Veps'
sates and disri>ution, fleet services, as well
ais the adrnin~ operations r'E9ui~ to
~ las Veps and the amounding atN.
The facility features 10 dodc-high
~ and reoeiW1g doon. -4,000 square h!it. or olfice and a rnezunine and a
~ ~~ facility. Robeft
L~ pro;ect fNNg9 at EJfiou's . I ~ in las Veps, ~
a>nseruaion, whidl stal1ed in July.
EMiier this rear. Eliotta:w --rpoc-rabOf_..,. -n
completed a nine-buildin~ 250,000 ~ . in Spednim for Lewis
Proper1ies ~ •• Ca. Elliott is a general
CDlllJ'oadNw firm ~ in Newport ~-~ regioN11 offioes in Weslbke
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VIiia Rentals
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VIiia Balboa!
Spac:ous 1 BR + den, secu.ity condo, nice
view, trplc, w/d Incl.
S 1250/mo. Avl 12/15.
VIiia Rentals
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Costa Mesa advertising agency finalist for national
.... Ha~ ..odates, a full-service
(()')ta Mesa ~ and public relations
agency specializing in serving the
homebuilding Industry, has received
confirmation • • flnlrist in the 1992
ational MIRM A~
The MIRM Awards ate t)osted annually
b)' the lmtitullt o( Residential Ma~eting, a
division o( the NlllioNJ Association of
Homebullderl (NAH8)., The agency will
discover ~ the flnafist entry 1n the
Best Blac.k & White Ad Under 1/2 Page
c.-itegory will recel¥e awarded a Silver or
the Grand Gold ~ a a pla black tie
ceremony held during the NAHB
convention held In January 1992 in Las
Vegas.
rhe id whidl "'* the finals, after
consideration by the ~ ol hundreds o(
ads from acro9 the "°""-"Y• was created
for Ha~ dient SNwntana for its
Los Portillos oondomfnium community in
Rancho Santa Marprita.
The id, wHctt ~ a ~ saJes
mes.sage t.a'Jl'lll!d '° ftist..cime homebuyers spelled out In penonaJmd Cattfomia
license plates, Is part ol a hiflly successful
C.1mpaign d\ll his .are.ctr won a MAME
award kw malbdna and merchandising
e\cellenoe from CM Oruge Count}:
chapter of che Wes and Mlrlcieting O>unol
of the Building lndulcry A9odation.
"We could not be more pieaised with
this natioml ~." said agency
principal ..._ Mal1la teeedy.
"Our entire aeetMt Wlm ·worked hard
to make this CM'lfl •t..ct a brealcltlrougtl effort. We waMld this Rtffng rns;age
to stand out in the ,... .ate section and
to make a allllment for our client.
''We are al thriled cu effort has been
recognized with O'elllM! awards and with a
response from ~ cNt has made
Los Portilb one ol the best-seUlng new
home communldll In ~=· ··o..er 95 permnt at our buyer
traffic at Le» ~ tm been directly
attributed to th9 .t = whic:ft sho:ws wtYit CM be~ • the Un~ue ~· is pesenb!d in an rnnovalNe Ind '4a.lll manner."
Being nam.d a ..... for MIRM 1992,
"Showtlme: a SllUlli to &celenoe," will
continue ~· A9odlce' well
respected i:..... In the ,., estate
industry ~' creaUve marketing
commu~ l:ll!ISlw: ~in
client marketlna and bultder-slde experience.
Alter .. .. .~ .... bulinesis, Ha~'* wan., . ......,. Industry
awards fot 91!JE~llM:li.drw b ,finalist
and two Qri :'.hm ~ dwee
finalist awWdl "°"9 ~ In to. ~.
four finak at.:I ane 1ap•1awenf "°""' che
LAUREL A-. In fie ~Wlnd Empire and
five SM4 '-da ftofn S.. '*->, In prior
MIRM ~ tM ~.f* won stx
siM!r and one pt Miilifd. ·
H~ Aliad£311 dlnb lndude
some d h ... ~ IWl6dendaJ
development ~ In Southern
Califorriia. The~ ..... tile with
~~ ........... farnffy '""~ prq.m ... mndomlnUn and townhoifte ME~ ~ Amad; II a 1Mmbet ol
the Bul=ftdulby Am~ ol Southem .. 'OiliWt c.ounty Safes w CcUldl'"' .ind the
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Gates joins Building Industry
Association Board of Directors
Gerald A. ~. President of Watt
. Homes, based in Irvine, has been
appointed to the Board of Directors for the
Building Industry Association (BIA)/Orange
County Region.
Mr. Gates' prof~iooal career spans
more than 20 years in the home building
and land development business. In 1987,
he joined Watt Homes, one of Southern
California's most diversified residential real
estate developers. Previously, he held
executive management positions with two
majoc' builders with national experience;
Kaufman & Broad and Ryan Homes.
He has been active in the BIA for many
years, and recendy participated as one of
three expMS in a panel discussion on
International Investment in Southern
California.
Gates oversees Watt Homes' residential
projects in a four county area, including
Orange.
New communities include the
master-planned development of Rock
Creek Ranch in the Oty ol Orange:
Chaumiere, a colledion o( quality three,
four, and frve bedroom executive homes
priced from $348,900, and The
Huntington, an affordable luxury two and
three-bedroom townhome community
priced from s 199, 900 .
Rock Creek Ranch Is conveniently
locab!d less than two miles east of the (55)
Freeway, north of O\apman on Prospect.
Other Southern C.alifomia projeds for
which he is responsible lndude la
Tenuz:a, 1 luxury three and four-bedroom
townhome subdivision priced from
$365,900 and The Verdi Cofledion, a
three and four-bedroom executive style
sinlle-f amily sub4ivlslon priced from
$496,900, both about three miles from che
bNd'l In Tomnoe.
In Murrieta, Alhena at Quail Sprinp
offm singte..famity three and four-bedroom
homes, tome with superb vimsw ~
from $175,900 wtthln the master~
devetopment o( C.allfomia Oab, and lo
Oceanside, RancN> Padflca, • ~.. lot
subdMsion, featuring three, four and
ft.te..bedroom 5'ngte.famUy homes priced
from S192,900 • The two townhome mmmunlties ol The
Hundl'llOft and La Teraam n unique In
chit d'8y bod\ f9lture atladted ~ •= Homes tm buMlt more than 100,000 honw ~the WC In
dldort .. ....,. -aMcl ~ ~ tWMrl, ... and ........ tr.
REAL EsrATE
ROUNDUP
company was founded in 19-4 7 by ltay
Watt, a member of the National
Association of Home Builders' prestigious
Housing Hall of Fame.
Watt residential communities span the
spectrum from small neighborhoods to
large master-planned environments.
For more information about Watt
Homes, contact their main office In Irvine
at (714) 727-4007.
0
Center helps homebuyers
in Newport Beach, other cities
For over 20 years, the 11'\'ine Company's
Homefinding ~ has been assisting
prospediYe homebuyers find the home
they' re looking in such cities of Newport
Beach, Irvine, Orange and Tustin with
updated, easy to understand lnfonnation
prcMded by knowledgeable ~.
"The servia! is helpful and friendly,"
said ht Smith1 Homeflndins Center
manager and inronnation specialist with
The Irvine Com~y for nearty 20 years.
"We want our vi$itl>fs to be relaxed and to
enjoy the homeshopping ~·" •
In addition to directing homeshoppers to
1he neighbomoods that are suited to their
family needs, hostesses compile a
homeshopper inlereSt list to enabte the
center to send updated newsletter
information to homeshoppers," Smith said.
Information provtded . by the Center
includes the Homefinding Center Tour
Guide, community and neighbomood
brochures ~ information on schook,
r~tion, ~ng and entertainment.
The Homefinding Center was originally
known as The IMne Company's Home
Show and, in the ID-60's, was first
located alonpde the Santa Ana Freeway at
Myford Road. It relocated to the
Woc:>dbridtf! area in IMne In the mid-70's;
back to Its original locadot\ in 1984 and to
its present location In 1988.
In the early 1970's, only about 100
horn~ visited the center on the
weekends, Smith said, but with the move
to Woodbridge and the opening of that
community, as many as 1,000 people
visited the center every day. Last year
alone, the Homefinding Center assisted
over 20,000 homeshoppers.
Smith said that tOday's homeshoppers
are more knowledgeable concerning
housing products.
''They've learned what it takes to buy a
home and ask intelligent questions that
demonstrate a knowledge of the area and
neighborhoods," she said.
Open, daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., the
Homefinding Center is located North of the
Santa Ana ff-5) freeway on Jamboree Road
at Irvine Boulevard in Tust in.
Homeshoppefs may telephone the Center
at 1-800-«7-8463 or (714) 551-1500.
0
Newport Beach builder finishes
work on Las Yeps wanthouse
Elliott corporation o( Newport Beach,
announced the completion of the new
$2.7-million distribution and warehouse
facility in Las Vegas for the Coca.Cola
Bottling Company.
The 51,667 sctuare-foot facility is located
oo an 8-acre site at 230 North Mojave
Road in the masteri>lanoed Las Vegas
spectrum, a 120-acre mixed-use complex
bordering the t-95 Freeway.
Cadiz & Cadiz Architects of Los Angeles
designed the building, which will house the
Coca-Cola Bottlin~ Company of Las Vegas'
sales and distribution, fleet seMc:es, as well
as the administrative operations fe9Ui~ to
se~ Las Vegas and the surrounding area.
The facility fea.tures 10 docl•·high
shipping and ~ng doors, 4,000 square
feet of offices and a mezzanine and a
detached maintenance facility. Robert
Leidig, project manager at Elliott's reg>onal
office in Las Veps, ooordina.te<f the
c:onstruction, whidl started in July.
Eariler this ~r, Elliott corporation
completed 1 nine-building, 250,000
square.-foot project in Spectrum for Lewis
Properties o( T Ustin, Ca. Elliott is a general
contracting firm headquartered in Newport
Beach, wfth ~ offices in Westlake
Vlti.p, C.a. and Las Vegas.
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